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NUMBER 18lromtheGardenSpoofNebraska
Wuhindon County.Puhlhhed w¢¢ki by John A.Rhonda
Subscription Price $i.5Il Per Yr.Single Oapy 5;_
BLAIR,NEBRASKA,MAY 25,1927v0L=.IML XXX!
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UNION MEMORIAL ssxwxcz
A union mcmarinl Denim under
lhn uisplcen of ilu G.A R.WUI
be held ll the B.F.D.hall Sum
my any 29. nn 11 A. M.Tha nxxwingprogramwiI|be pruenxed:1\w¢s»n Rev. w.H.Underwood
spxm Mum
smpmm lmaang _~Rav.Chu.D.HatingPnyorRev. A.F.Navell
Spsclsl Music
snmen ~Rev.Curl G Bader
Som:Anwrlu
ALUMNIDRAWS
LARGECROWD
TMr1yNth Annum! Alum R..
nplloll ol Hhir IilghSdwvl
Held in B. I-'_ D. HillSlhlnlly,
Emu", M.,ax.
THE ASSN.GRUWS ]1A|>|DL\
Fmy New Munbcn mm mn
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1 }(}l..L%COYOTE IN noon YARD
~~l On last ln\;__Carl 1!i¢|0frl
who lives u\.\:s1. of licrnxun hvanl 2~~~T1 ncin among his chickcm and step 1
$..:....4 4|m dnnr |u\\|.n mvolci
OTheVeterans"WhoRide
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By A.F.Newell5yan;w uw uv....._.._come Ioping along.When he saw IBonneI\|bcrrulosn Telling boon Carl he stopped just o few feel
10 Siari.A Sindy Of ~§w|Cgyl ~hi!Kun nd
Coala lm]Thereby Inc;¢aainglhe first shot disabled Mr.Coyote
Pmflla.so that he was soon finiahed.
;lt was zz surprise to see a coyoteI\|=::uo:<sm.1\r»:sl;Prlc Taxa no :scar the farm buildings as
|nune had been seen during the
Washington County Farmer!Gain ieniire winter.
M1mf New Ideal by Farm B:CGMPLIMENTS Bula GIRL
reau Inatruclloaa..A lovely dinner and shower wasNow tha all legal phases of our | given by Miss Dorothy Sieven of
Tubeurulom Law h been com FL. Calhoun at her home last Mon
plled ml we are to receive day evening complimentary to
the >={== of nee r B testing mu Milam Koopman iracher in
of our mzlk eowx.1 schools there in honor of her
The law required 60%of cattle
owners must sign a petition for
free testing and this 60%must
represent 51%of the breedingcattleTheaignatunes of approximately 55%of cattle oafnen were
filed with the Slate Secretary of
Agriculture on \prll Q.1927.
Three areeka were allowed for anyprotests and :inte tw protest wasmadeat the hearing Washingtoncountywasdeclaredanareafor
approaching marriage in June to
Dr.L F.States of this city.Min Koopman has been verypopularwithherschoolpatronsandfriend:in Calhoun and has
been elected Lo teach again in ihe
some grade!next year.
ANNUALmacomlon
DAYPanama
2°
Hate off io the men o are mare~g no mom.
No longer jta Foxexgl!Guide right!na ul yore.They ride where they marched sit [rim when they sangAndwatchyoungereoldienairingbywithavans
Hats off to the men who are dafailnt todayOfLhomorningtheyleapedattheeianon bray
Of trumpets :hos sounéed a.brat on alarm
And called them from homestead and offure and farm.
Hain off io the men who returned io their tools
And ihon raised the Ilag oer the roof ol our |choo1\.
The ehiefest reward that the old Blue Coats craved
Wu that Youth might revere the gent Symbol !.hey saved.
Hat;off to the men who have never grown old!
Their facu are wrinkled but heath jus!aa bold
Beat under those faded old uniforms then
Aa beat before sixty yearn pourd end the hair.
Hats off bo the Comrade:ao few of them Ieftt
How sadly the once wellfilled np are bereft!
Herea honor while honor can cheer and sustain
0 Blueatoaied Men you have nit Zived in vain!
PATRONS ""§§300L Pxcmc ~~=llLAlR GIRL °"§§iF nmcsné
Tha numnxu whwl amfan ~~mm Lucxua xmp u veryNo. 82 tuned UD!muse \n\lCh delighlel lo nviuw (mm tblIron! of the Riviera .n\!lU!.
n|m;.Iirt[nnQ§;}.Arthur D.Smalley Four Fillru.Sheldon Peck and Andmw Jones .__G.A.R.Comm]t!.ce.|Th annul A]umnl reolptionof9mcmnvGRADUATES
Nlnn Tmlh Gradon Gndnlle
from M:Clrihy um sam:»d
Tin Blglllh Gndan Re¢~¢|1ed
nm..u Dm Thmdly Evmlll
LARGEST CLASS m DISTBIUI
A nm 1;I .pymmin mai
enn 1wma Ȣthe mcmhy
nhool lm Thundly awning Huylu ca ltund the tsnL\\ gnde gnd
thn Blair hilh lchool wh held
lm smmuy mm;nz un a F.
n.mu usd lnply amnded
who hue gndunud in peat
ynn.nw »»vm; of an mqwa .fulum of Lb! Alumni for yeusma 1 ha nmmd owing w me lncnulngdual nm Aliodlkhn.A pmgnm vu Nndend ufallawn:
Toutmuhsr Dr. C. R.lad
Tout to Smlon Gnu!Lathrop
(Preddent Alumni Ann)
Rnponu Wilihm Hnlllr(rmiam mm ai my
~CLASS\uae mer slum um La than
union umm af Lu 1.1 gn Buophoms Qmuh »
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~.i.§ole §§oEB}{£circulat
ed by co farmers of Wuldngton
county.Just when the work will :tort is
fhard to my u the Bureau of
Animal lndustry ss n rule does not
start new counties until fell as lt
is more convenient for the farm
ers especially those havin;enttle
in pnwturea away from home.
However many farmers have ask~
ed to have the worlr begin nasoonasposadblcfsnyingThesoonerwostartthesooner we will got
through.Many farmers are anx
ious to som the 10:per hundred
extra .for the hogrfrom clean
counties hoping that thi!iplilllDix crop will noelve the bonus
When the testing emu the of
ficial!at the State Veterinarian
office promise to lxare lteoroplehrl
in 90 days.They plln to umeveryavailablequalliiedtesterin
the county and also three nt the
:liste offloe that have finished
counlies that were started last fall.
One of the best reasons why big
teams md hi;machinery are popularisgiveninthennnualreport
of the farm ncconis that were keptlastyearunderthedirceLionof
the Nebraska Agricultural College.Two farnu in Dodge county aremenfromcomparedtoshowthatonenude$5.32 profit per ncrehiscornwhileanothermon even
though he got 1 higherqjglil made
only $2.21 per acre.The first man used fourhorse
teams and tworow implementswhilethe second planted and cul
tivated hh corn with two horse
tcnms and onerow machinery.The
uulcia i un;lan!u~_Worlsed Out.Dr.J.v.Hindu
man0lficer ol Du.Punch
b 0 0d..
....[A PROGRAM IN AFTERNOON
The snnull program for decora
tion day to be observed on Hon
day May 30 hu been announced
by the local post of the G. A.R.
lnml includes J. 22. Daly of Fremont.ns principal apexker of the deyDr. J. V.llinchmnn the officer of
theclay.The various committees areaskedtomeet at the city hall at
8:80 1. m. to arrnngi (lowers and
the parade is ncheduled to begin st
Ill ax. m.Fd|.0l¥in1l1 the line of much:
meet .mt ogn;~1 u.north io
|\\:u\h.St.went two blocks south
.ln Colfax east to monument nopatmonumentforprayer ba Rev.
Arthur D.Smalley march from
lmonument north to Front St.
whore automobiles will be waitin;to arry the marchers to the ceml
.etery for the usual program.In
gthc mlreh the following order will
be maintained:colors firing squadoldsoldierslegionW.R C.nox
llinry.i Toe afternoon program nt the
EB.F.D.hall begins at 2 oclockwillsEC. .fsekaon na chairman.
;The program ia as follows:
llrwocntion Rev.W. H Underwood;muxic;Gen Logans Order No.
lil by Frnncee Mullen;Lincolns
Gettysburg Address by BettyNoble;munlc;nddneas by J.E.
Daly;song AmeHea by nudi
Iirst man had 100 acres ln corn the ~ once;heneclictlon by Rev. Chas.D.
second only 40.The first not 60
bushels por acre yield while the
second got 50 bushels but the firstspentonlysixhoursofhisownlabor and 25 hours of horse lebor
pct acre while the second maLspent 12 hourl of man labor and
33 hours of horse labor per scrc.ln making this comparison tho
agricultural college mon Mason
Yorker Ind A. W Medlnr who had
charge of the farm records workmakeltclcnf that the comparisonofhowtwofnrmcrnraisecornmaynot be n eomnlcto comparisonoftheirentirefarmsprofitsbut
that so fur ns the corn crop wasconcernedthemanwiththehigucrmachineryandthehlggn:r
iteamsisactuallymakingabout
five timei as much not profit i1
the ycnr.llo had 100 acres nvornzlng$5.82 profit per acre or$532.The other 1nan worked on40acre:and made but $2.21 perIlconeturntopagefour)
Miss ITllco Cnnwmn and Mins
Mary Love have been cloclcd tolcnehllno Bono school next 1enr.Misa Cameron taught there lhl:
year and Bliss Love will take herc=if=tcri\ place in tho lower room.
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lf alll July lsl.ilu subscrip
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lion price of The Enterprise
is jiri onehalf the rrgulnrrnlo or T5 cents.Thi.:nffeis to both old nnd new sub
scrlbem Foy as for hackor ns far in advance as youchooseManyhavealreadytaken
ndunlnge of this offer.
(lol In nov while this cheapra!e is on aml~1a\e yourself s
some money.Q C 0 O 0 Q
{n.,;,,,,.-...¢
GET scnool.TRANSFERS now
June 13 ls the latest date for the
picnic dinner at noon and n programof munlc and recitatlona in
the lfternoon at the nchool house.
Following n splendid dinner
served cafeteria style by the womenofthedistrictinecrowd
listened to an lnoeresting programgivenby the pupil;The ladies then sened ice creamand eako and visiting was in order
for 1 while.The teacher J.Hilton Rhoadesreadthenamesof those who hlul
been neither absent nor tnrdy dur
ing the year.John A.Rhoidea who taught in
the district twentythiee yearnago was present and made an in
formal tnlk.He also presentedtheeighthgrader:with their certiilauso!.promotion to mg
.River by Slate :I South Dakotn.
Fremont Tribune Commcnla on
Work.;
NEBRASKA COULD oo SAME
1 (Fremont hibune)That it would be economically
posalbls to construct bridgesacrosstheldlsmouririverinNe
brawkn is shawn by the rcconl of
Souih Dnkotn J.H. Maher a Fm
nronc booster of the bridge plsnpoints out from on article in n rc~
nent islluo of the Engineering
NewsRecord.South Dakota spanned the Mis
ecurl river five times.Some of
these hddgcs neccssitntod constructiontrodeveryhit ns expen
~w ~7T~=¥ ..if.»hri<la
The patrons of the district aretobecongratulatedontheir:fine
modem school building and ere to
be commended for their fine nplritiofcooperationandloyaltyto
their school.
OBSEHVES EIGHTIETIIolnrnANNIVERSARY
Mrs.Grets Chriwtisnsen who
ehntefl her eighlieth birth |nnl~
versnry on Sunday May 15 when
hor children gathered at the fam
ily homo to ahow their love and
respect and to extend beet wishes
to her.Thom present were:Dr.Fred
Eflhrlstensen of Rsclnc.Wla.and
Atty.and Mm Cnrla Christlnruonof Beresford S. D..sho Christian
Chdstinnaen of near Omaha anal
Mrs.Lars Jensen who lives south
of town.Dr.Fred Christiansen and Atty.and Mrs.Christiansen with the
d d
lives near the Danish church celI
ivan built aerms e Missouri nt
Blair.South Dakotn hu a populationlenthanNebraskabut
within two years put across .1
bridge plan resulting in the five
brlclgos.ln 1921 thc stale puscd n levyof onetenth of a mill on all tax
~able property for bridge building!
|I\1923 the program was started
and the hrldpcn were built with
tim nld of lho local conditions for
n little lesx than two million :lol
lara total.They are located ntl
\\hoeler Picrrv Chamberlain Mo 1
Please turn to page four);
'arroworcm'council
Q (ily Council Holds Special Blgd
ing and Yuics to Attepl Pillnl
bury Engineering Plans on the
Linlu Planti
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fobtnl.|in|;of E tmnsfcrn 1m~r ntlthc Skov Nielsen home at num;cu.1.Fon mos Now
nhyone ilcsinng this pr1vilc|rewoulddowelllntakeadvantageof tho opportunity.
|SCHODl,PICNIC 1 I
inoon.
In the afternoon n number of
friends cnllcml nt the Christiansen
home lo extend congratulations.
i FIl.TR:\llON PLANT
~ninnnm HELD3 is gPERAf1{}N
:.Scllnoln in founty Now Closed.
Day and Wu Gumrally Ob
rcrrcd in School l)i|llricts.
;l:3 ¢\.YI€lil FINE PRf\{.llClI
j Had one taken the time to drive
out thmugh the county on lust
Friday groups of automobiles
would hue boon found ot nearly
|every school house in the countyLandinncerlyeverycaseatthe
[luncheon hour could he found njfinepicnic dinner furniahed by thc
;:oo<l mothers of the district andthemajorportionof the palroan.of the school golhomd them cnl.lDaif\s: the society of their neigh
|horn.1 lt \\ns tho clo\o of the school
;enr.Suclzlherinizs are goodtheirinfluenceis for the best.Ae
qunintawccxhh of the right son is
enlabllslmd and a unity n mort.of
lllro!.hcrhoo¢l in forrncd that goesFlorlou.nn.l n successful rchool
nor.The school ls and should be the
intorcwt of us all and the very fncl
that the pntnoru respond so :ullllytothecellof theso last dn)picnks is pnoof that all in well andthatilu:interest is wtill centered
.about our publicschools.
:Last friday un School licnic|
5Afterwccks of llcln on account5.of .1 lcnlsy milling basin the oilyfiltrationplantgotintooperationlestSaturdayandhas since that
Itimo been running continuouslylanditlooksasthoughwewere:al lznt off on n Rmutgl.o good
lcilg;water.
The first tryout some woclzs
n¢o was n failure due lo the llanin
so bnally that the water
almost es rapidly ns itlonlclagofcopedcouldIholdinglmlxinx
softenIslottedweokithc results ohoulcl begin to
:show.
be pumped but it sccms to be
now and the process of
the proper chemicals to
the water has nl:~en.iyand in the coinse of n few
PORCII Pl(TNlC nmmza
1 The Pinochle Club Ans enterflninrrlnt..:\ porch picnic dinner nl.
ilho R. J.Murdoch home lui o\o
fllflk
e Flin was the last mooting of
the fluh until full and the ffne
wcll party was one nl the beat
social times ol the season..|The hostuncs on this oocadof:
inen Mrs.Murdoch Mrs.Henrygnicnelze ond Mrs.E.B.Rtdficlil.
§lollowi:1|thc dinner the favorite
garne of Pinochle vu enjoyed.There new five tahlef.
1 May 25.1927 1
F A special ¢.|l|!d meeting ol the
§Blalr City Vouncll was called to
crlor nt 2 o»;loc|& P. Bl by MayorihluruiochlllefollowingCopncilinecnansweringtorollcoll
llcnlc.=iligilon;Grimm Gnrnor|
Jonson nm]Slownrt.Moon:rcportcalalterrollcollMcKaynb
scnt.The special call which is lscrclo
attached oni read.Ellovcel and mcondod tho plansandspecificationsfortheim
provomoflu :ll tho Electric I.l2l1t
llnnt in nubmitled by the llllnburylIngifucrinlzCompany hc npprovml mul occupied and the clork
|on sumo to bo accepted until 8
oclock l.hl on Juno 10th 1927.lon roll onli llcnlm illgclow Gnr~
nor Grimm Jenson Moore and
Slownrt \oli:|p:A\1~1 McKsy lb
sent the mollon carried.
Moved :ni neconded tho Pills
bury ilmguncring Company be
iauthorixcii lu have n. notice on tho
lcnnlcfnplmf.i improvements at the
BCS. Wim wmcnn sue |Nlcu un.years on tho Keith vaudeville cir
cuit and Suurthmore ehauuuqua.The Dunbar Singing Bell Ringeranc the above theatre recently
have toured United States and
Canada aa well as England u 1
feature attraction.
Mr.fulph Dunbar had the peelofbellarendu;three and onehllfoctaneandulueclatnearlythreethousand.dollars made in
London.
Many people believe they nre arrangedlikethekeybosnlofapianobut 511:31 ia not the cue.The Ringer:must learn the positionof the bell:as well zu the
particular stroke which is rslhef
difficult.resulting in bllatered
hands nad sore ann:Iinlil mntered.Hia:Kemp alld thatgial tlule
lam she was unable to ploy the
iplnno while practicing the stroke.
The largest bell low gglweighstwentyfivepoundsthe
smalleat six ounces.The personnel of the companywhile Miss Kemp was with the aclconsistedofihr~ee§lrls and two
men.They toured all the large
ellie:of the east and south nlao
spending n week in Ottawa Can
ada and Montreal at the B.F.
Keith houses.o
Besides these places the roule=
have taken them into smaller
places of decided interest.
She in plnnnlng at a future dnl!!
to go heck to the work that she
enjoys to the utmost from which
she was culled this sprlnghy theillnessof her mother Mrs.S.E.
Kemp.
mzicixfa coml111f:E nusr
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The several committees who arelnchargeofnrrangvmcnhfor
the Danish Lutheran Convcntiol
which will be held ol Dann College
from June Tlh io 12th one verybusymuklngirrnngerncntstotake
cnrc of lin many vlsllors who arecxpcctnlherenl.that time from
nll paris of the Unilcfl Stolen.
Tho lmlgiog committee consid
lng of F. W.Arnll.A.R.Brock
.lens Nioiaen J.E.Campbell
Chns.N Ilan and Peter Fallenwillnnnrccinvery much a liberal\c|aDl:5i from all those who arewlllifur to furnish lodging for aornc
of lho visitors.
fszrds may bo procured from ilu
committee to bo filled out bv
class to be yet graduneen from wetenthgndecouneofferedinthst
district.
The class was ¢ornpoled.o!nine
members most of whom will enter
the Blnlr high school eleventh
gnde next fall sod they ue a verypromisingbunchofyoungpeople|of whom the patrons of the dll!
irict and teachers have good right
to he proud
The class president ncaa Howard
Thompson and the class colors
were shell pink and apple green;the class flower was Ophelia roseandthecluemottonuFindawayor make one.
The following prognm wg prelwntoclwhichpleuedthosepne
cnt greatly:Salutatory Beltrioo Foley
Hintmy nlmuhompnn.
Prophecy Dorothy Heater!
Flower Tho Rose
Class
ClaselCla.|.s ~Ellalilelaon
Clue
Sons.Cllti
Creed Elmer AndersenPoleMoonGirlsSoilteite
Will Teresa Foley
Clan Colon Karen Jensen
lélldzcss Rev.Umler1»oo.l
llrenontntlon of Diploma!
3 Miss Alta Nelson
cceptance of Diplomas by Claaa
|President Howard Thompson
Valedictory r Rudolph Juul
Rev.Underwood made n verypleasinguidreuwithmuchpracticaladvicetothegraduatesmd
.in his pleasing manner tried to
llmo them on and on until they
would receive n finished education.
§Two eighth grmlers were alsoihonoredutthistimewiththeir
diplomas from the eighth grnde\lrnncc|Harrison and Elixsbothflmlgrbothof whom will pursuethchigh school course next year.The class of tenth grsders rho
were responsible for the fine programareto be eongntulnted and
they surely showed the right spiritwhenat tho close of the programtheypresentedtheirteacherMisa
Alta Nelson with a fine gift ln
token of their appreciation and
respect.
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GRADACTIVITIESI
Ilan:College Commencement Ex
crciacn to Ocfupy All ol Week
2 Starting Sunday May 29.Mem
Helen Scheffler Irvin TlldenHerrlllReeh and Hymn Brock
{HllZDn Rholdea AceempL1ist}Beading lbavinaky at the Wed
dlnrl .nm1:1 lush
Song Purley Vous Up to Data
Lelths Ven Demon Learn
Petersen lhrr Cook AgnesGllbertaonWlnlhedAllen
Clarinet Solo llildrld Hosta
lEvelyn Meats AoompanlstlToastHaroldKolb
Election of OfficersAlumniSongOur Old HighThefollowln|officen for 1988
were deetldz John Carrlgnn 18
pnuldut;Irvin Tllclen 27 flee
prelldent;Ruth C%wl:r.aeeretary;Louis Murdoch 23.tual
nrer;Dr. C. R.lead 83 director.
Dsnclng and visiting occupiedtheattentionofalluntilalate
Hour.
mm ANNUALCDHMEHCEHBNT
Graduation exercises were held
lut Phfidny evening at the B. F.D.
hnllnnd atshistimeacluznf
fifty young people depped out of
the city.ec.hoola to take their placei.in tbl life of the community.
The program na na folloval
Commencement March u 1
»Lucille KempInvocationRev.Chas. D.Harln;Commencement Address
\|..G.Clul:
City Sept.Sioux City lows.
Bereenae Senior Trio
Presentation of Diplomas
Supt.Mule!
Cumens Senior Charon
Bendlwon Rev. A.F.Newell
BLAIR MEN REMEMBBHED
The Enterpliso is in receipt of.ncommunicationfromC.S.Brit
hsm ol Cushing.Oklahoma in
which he romlts for The Enter
prise of which he has been n sub
scrihor for s long time and nlao
send;greetings to his old fhoodfriendsFrankWak
Waller McCracken and Eph Llp
plncott xml family.Mr.Brigham is pcnlmnster of
Cushing and one ol the substan
tisl mon of his community but hisheartoftenturnsto good old Ne
bruk;and his :friends here.
Bcxldes those mentioneil ciao
where in this issue the following
have pureluled new Chevrolet!!
be inntiudci lo advertise for bids l
1 orial Day Exercise:Monday.
....pnrlies having room for visitors
for lmixinc only.m :maui.Acrzvmss :Um;ann
...YOUNG ¥AR}lER wrzns I iunday Hay 29th
The marrlaprf nl Min:Eth:l An S:00 P.llBaccalaureate Servic
<1=~=»~of so f;;a f:;n ;1;5 s:;.3L1;;
sono orcnce nn r..nri ..ljpplncolt son of Mr.and Mrs.;g»;;==»==» Izlucntnon.bi.Ola!
1I.C.Lipnlncott of the Tlvnclm o :e Sla BothnorihofIllnlr.took placo \Vl.?.|:;:1r3|lm;}nfulny lllny 25 at tho Lounte)lerrlorlnl church in Omaha.00 l.I_m Da;1.xcrclses.
s me md . J 1 1
;lN l o §buEh l1 ;wo inmlcl Mins Ilor:r Anderson.sister of 339 I M_I:Al;;ni:x;in;m.fguffm fm mm Gen I cnles F thc llrielc liriflcxmalal nm! Leon img and Reception for Gndu§{an lmStcn l 5 fllfrff Sumner of the llcnch lmcsl. man.l nllon Classes
. oorwa 1 u vo :ng a »lemon;lxlm.;absent on rnollo.;.i FT l??»§f {§ £§l.f.§»fi §.;l~1 Tfl ?June211
carried.|og :1 \_:?§.;.l1nnLlng of;o Iv).
llovoil and r~ccon.lcd this mort n nrcncc.iSl.1 l;f an Day Irogrnm.hz be n¢l.|ourned.\||Councilmcnl After n short wcdmlmng tr|p thc.Friday.June Std
promnt voting »_\\}]the motion ncwlywefla will return to Tllnir 3 7:45 P.M.Commencement Exer
|fmnkc their homo on the E..ciscs.Addrels by Dr.}{.I.
f~I§lo=F lI.n{rnu»e.City Clerk Lionlncolt farm.}luninlresidenl of Midland
ll.J.Biurdocl1 Mayor.
Buy your stationery nt The
Enterprise office.. _
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I!th .plc are well and Cl|¢K¢f.~$=1§f§.T.f.?§§. this common ~Dr.lleglanil will also preach the
ity llml nm receivinsc gh hearty nrmon at the English nririoll Sun»
icongrnlulatlona of their friends.| day hiay 29 nt 10 A.H______
Wilford Myers coach; L. A..Fun
b¢5¢coach;Wm.Bolln 1ton
truck.
...BLAIR BUSINESS AND
social.zonr:c\Sr
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Belgian Draft Stallion
This line slx year old stalllon, sired by
Imported stock on both sldes. ls a beau-
tllul strawberry ronn weighlng over
|900 lbs. and ls one of the best sialllons
ever brought to thls euunty.His sire,
Rlchelieu 4106. an Imported anlmal. was
the winner nl thlrteen prizes ln one
season.
Nlurciuls will make" (he séasnn's stand
at my farm west of Blalr known as the
Aye larrn.
Price ol service is $15 for living cult.
Will not be held responsible for accidents.
l also have a llne pedlgraed Jack that
wm make the stand nm season.
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n. G.LLENAa s ' mAc r o |
Innnnne-Beau):Office in nw 1Home Thane Bldg.
ARLINGTON 1~;o'r.=:s
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G u n !Om m a n of Bristol,tr u vh itin g nlatif u he n
wink.
n n o n o o n n o o o n n o o n o o n o n r w u
We Carry a
LARGE STOCK
.~ o f ~
Replacement Parts
~for~
All Makes of/Cars
Coils - Bearings - Rings
Piston Pins - Electrical Parts
and m any other items
n o - 0
\t Hotel Pathfinder in Fre-
teawodneoay evenin Theemo ettracdvdy decoratedthe Benin: chu c oion,rosewhite nd held bouquets o! the
no flower, Ophetia roses-A pro-~eonlieting ol the folioering
-n u n ( l u n : S o lo b y I n
(Joel: reading by Ludlo Dewar;»duet by Glldya Echtenknmpand Viola Walkrnhont. The toutswereasfnliaws:"Welcome"byHh Rhea; "R°'g°"=" by J unHts;"Os n"y Jean Ho m;
°'?hf¢.in|,"'by Harry McClelLL1;
"Ieebons"by Byron Helvard;"Nlu lle "by Ruth llelerhenry;" G u y M mz b y Mic !ldcliibben;
"Not D " by Bezako Utter-beck.The Senior motto ern"R°\\'iN'. Not Drlflllf..Hr. md Hn. Fra.Schoettger~I Fonunello entenairwcal at a aux¢'dock family dinner on Sundayevening in honor of lir. and Hn.
Hemmn 8c.hoott.¢er who wen ro-comly mnrried.The questo in-cluded Hr. and Hn. I-Id Rothe anddaughter, Hilda, Hr. and Hn. H.8. Neiman and com, Walter awHlrtin, Hr. and lin. Will Fnnkend family . Mr. and Lin. H. W .
Schoettger end ann, George.
Always Try Us First
fclock dinner.The ta b le : n nattractivewithcenterpiecesgtwhite :pil-ca used with rlnk nn-d lu and nut cups.Hg h neon
baid prize! were Iron by JulimzJunxluth and lin. John llebard.
C. G.Hanlsall nn!!lin. J ulianJungbluih were mnnled the mn»
lolation prizes.'n n Ame ri c a n n m Au xnxnq f
Mr. am!Mn. H. C. Hdwaw
spent Sunlsy evening visiting
relatives and friend! in Flair.Hn. H. C|\»u!, John and JuneChord were Sunday evening visit-on at the GiI!ord Pruner hone.Hr. ani Mrs. J. C. Jensen enteruimd u number of gaestn from
Omaha S1.mda{Hina Qpd right, nm! Bin. H.
DENTIST
Located In nurHome Theatre Bldg. EBh ir , Neb ru h i
m r o f F n m a n t w h o u n z h t t h e r e ,n o u n n t h e b i r t h o f a b a b y d a l g h ~
p l a n n u l th a e ve n t o n Su n d a y an te r b or n M ay 22 : 14 .
d l c o u l d a l t u d .|M r s .A n n e G u r h e n ,w h o ha s
D r .amd l i n .P.L C a d y w e n be e n # i a i t i n g h e r d a u g h t e r a n d
n m t n t h e B e r r y G o R o u n d C l u b fn m i i y n t u n i t o h e r h o m e - : m l
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Day and Night ServicePhan: 215 |J. P. Evenen Barn
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.o n . t h a l a n o f t h c R o y B i n h :
ho m e .l . t | | R u 1 . h Jo n k i ~o f B l a i r
3 1 4 | h m u n c h l n c t h e r e t h e p u t
" ° '- r i . K n n l u t t r a D i l C o m p a n y i n
e m p d u y i d H e r m a n R h h n a s m a n -
a g e r n f t b l o i l s t a t i o n h e r e .
lfilmoon.Hmer W H t wa :a bugineu
calker in 6 lou dly .Hhs '1'hel.ma Leonard 1| gym-
lng n few dn in Valley,ebr.,virittag frilin. Chu. Widener spent Bun-
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JENKINS ,gm SHOP I
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awendod the du: fy Friday an?
Thi Senior c hu phy, entitled
"The Dummy ", in given Frldny
night in the diy hall.There wasa iam: crowd i~ attendance andneryons present leemad to mioyUm enmndy.Each member M thean asemad enc dy fitted to his
n :nd carried lto=ut to indee-
n.m u Stella Hindley dosed I
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and home.Hhs Opal Andersen spent the
week-end with her mother,Hrs.
Rerbcn. Andreuen.lr. and ln. J app Rosenbaum
and dnildznn spent Sunday al. the
Ruth Rosenbaum hom0Nr. End Hiller spent the week-
end with his parents, lr. and Mn
o m . n u m .'r m lllne l la wn .: an d ViolaHlngdun wen Blnir visihm lu!
Sltunily .
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wind nlstivu bln our Sunday .Hr. and flln. Grd* Cook :ndrod to Omnhlllllia non, Gene motoon Sunday, ln. Cool: and aan wil!vinlt swan! day s. with mlltivuhe f on ntvrn i uTho Womans Club of ArUDl¢0'!
went to Plenum!an ~than tiny mended a one aclhnehoon at Llnddmm Inn.Ru -
Jun!! Ryan home.Aifred Nelson is dning some;»aintin| at the Peter Jenson home.Mr. and Mn. Chan. Carlson and
the Mines Helen and Marian and
l .of Blairva
dittrlct (9, commonly called the
g;;g=--d=°°=- _gp Saturday, Hay
c nnerr was eat no-on and 1 fine prog;agajowg
given later.'Them were -q u -uatax as follows: Vernetta tsh
ei, Victoria Hansen, Irena Thum,
llar gant Husc,Howard TietglnandLymanLund.At the cloneof the exancir-ea lee cream andcake were served to all present.Mn. Carl ll-cal and aon, Robert,
gh?tm:ha are visiting at the Claus
our.Prcpantlons are being made forMemorial Day.The exercises will
be held in the city park llonday
nhemoon commencing promptly at2:31.The address will be givenby Prof. R. V. Garrett whokindly conaentmt to nemaln overthe week-end, an he luul intended
leaving for hi. homo in FremontSaturday.A hon service will beheld In the ccmetrey.Music willbe furzllalled b:» the band.There has been considerable
stealing In the neighborhood rccently.Gne night last week thega: was remoxw¢I from the countygrading out-fit when It was lta.'|¢!-
lng on the Greene school cornerover night and the following night
ROSE HILL ITEMS
Hrs.Culle n wng lu na :ons
visited her mother,HrI. J ohnBecklun and also attended um pls:-
nlc dinner at the school house onFdday.Hr. and Hn. James Ry ln andehildnwm spent Thursday lftemoonwithHn. James Ry an,Sr. at
Blalr.Mn. Wniter Nelson I1 ati!! con-fined to her home with n lvere
atluk of the mumps.Mr. Andrew Bohn was taken toan 0-1mba hospital lan wack for
nermun trouble.M la s t n p o mhe vw; Improving and expem to
mum honp soon.The many frienln of the Arthur
Jnnu and Howard Hudings families regret to heir that there hasbe-en ililnem in bolh families.Mr.Jones being quite nerimnly ill.lfowever. all were 0.4 the mud uarecovery and expnct to leave Cal-
ifomin in a short timu for Bellizagpham. Wish.Made Wahl closed a very suc-tf amful school year at the Vacoma
school East week.She expects tovisither twd grranelmothera inIlluir this upok,Mrs Ward and
Mrr. MHron'¢.Mr. and Hrs. Carl Paeper and
ben.lr. a nd Irs. Bruce Dickerson
and daufhter. Elaine of Fremont:KIM Sunday at the J . H.. Har-
l and Floy d Gilfrvhomu." g m "W.ood:and
m g r.Leora of Omaha werewe e -e n dg u e sts stth eh o me o fHr. and Hrs. John Grimes.I ls s d s me s ~ lls r s h d l a n d
Raymond Lud were hodelleltolhsLadies'Circle on Fridayafternoonll.the former'home.A nice crowd wa s W i n ; a n d
spent s pleasant. afternoon in vis-ltin over their work.A daintyilrngh was served at the close.
Eleven pupils of the Arlingtonhigh school received their di¥Lvms: here on Friday evening, wr nDssn H. H. Hahn of Wayne de-livered s very inlemsllng address
zo s large crowd of people.SilverAmerican Legion Cztisenship pinswere awarded to s number of hissdnoolpupils.The Honor (.11usasard went in the Juniors. a :diverloving cup.The Seniors were giv-
en accom! honors, the Freshmenthin! and the Sophomores fourth.Ruth llelerhenry was pressenl.e.lwiththeclansscholsrshlpandValedletorian honour.The Senior
class is composer! of the (o¥lo\\i:\gmembers: Vclvn Amlenon, LorenBadger,Lalfeme Bovelhdrner,Harold Eehlcnkamp, Alice Llclilh
omw In lhyle nm.
ua for anolher 20 or 30 yexrs.
The Layman d t r m mn pro-
grams,Saturday.are from 2
u'¢Iock on.Each of the three sec-tions will conclude with iL1 own
banquet :ml pos!-pnndhl pri-
gnm:--ile Young People at 5:30
mx. ll. C. AJ , tl! W omen at 6
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
M i s s G u n i l a U p d i i m sp en tTu e s d a y n i g h t w i t h l a u r a D a vi s .
Jo h n Jac k s o n a n d fs m i i y sp en t
S u n d a y n t H e n r y Ho ven d i ck s k
M r .a n d M r s .G e o r g e L o f l i s
w e r e Teknrtmln vi s i t o r :Th u r s d a y
: f u r n o o n .M r s . C h u . I i m h n a n d E l l a w e r eW ful nes day a ft e r n o o n vi s i u m a t
Au gu st Jo r. !on s'.
Hu m a n ] Ho w n d i c k h e l p e d L e s t e r
w i t h h i s w o r k I n s t w u k .
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IFT. CALHOUNAND VICIN ITY
.E. Stoddard of Omaha was intown the first of the work.Hrs. Henry Fincher mal MH. J.A. lamina matured to Unah.\ n
THQHIIY.Mrs. Tenn Arable; of Uma!.1
|h- g henry, IJdns Newel | Liverne 'Ed
`hn-msmdmn, Nadine Utterback Lum!' ~.=-bw lluth Meierbenry.
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for my Congregational layrun tobe present.It may sequin. but
will be wall 1rk?'ri'|;~n;;|Q1 real nac-
rifice to ma use of this n nopportunity.The Nltioui Conn-
in uw immediahe vicinity a nllolrard Peterson, Dorothy MenckvHarlan and Inna Neiman, Kelly "J
Clarke Ryan.Dorothy S=»|>1>¢==~field. Ralph Nelson and lain Tofte.
Irmcusnsf
r:xAu1NA1°;oN DATES
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Sltunday, Juzna 4, 1927Saturday, Juky 23, 1921
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called Tuesday at theJ Erik-
um home.
Hr. and Hrs.D e n y Holsteinand Ruby visited Sunday at iheI`l¥d Curley home.Anhlil, Gcnldim and Hnrold
|!ene.n|'.
Mr.and H u .Hnnry Jacksonspent Sunday at Nels JncbonshHrs. Georg! Loftil md I-'mvman called ¢t*Auguat Ruwen' Wed-
|Hines Birdie E d e n mi I h r -
jo do man a nd "3 ;" §" Rathe r
nt §undny die n at F. I2R-chan'Eunent,Esther and HarlanKs,md Fern »alpent
heh! for i~raliuatinx elm Sun-day night f..the Preubyborian
church.Rev. A. n. Vanderiippe ofFiurenee, a funmer pastor here.§2[t.|Ul¢¢l the rlass aermon herg.
llr. and Hn. Henry Kruger,
Oscar and Henry Blum drove toIthaca Sunday to attend the fu:-ral I relative.e o Agh, '"'°'§"¢.i."""" visited 1riLhr a e at
Ttlbutl. Sunday...Pete Andersen and Buidie vla-
ite/d Sunday at Art u.¢i11»',,Hhs Liberty Erikaen ia visitingwith Margaret Weber in Blalr this
Hr. and Hn. John Jackson and
family agent Sunday evening atVictor S ovl'.Wilbur Updlke vidted Friday atRasmus liendrliuenf.Freeman Loft!! and ChesterHovendicir took dinner at Leater
Hosendicka' Sunday.~=Alma,Birdie and Harjorie
Fletcher called Saturday morningat George Loftizfs.in spite of the unsettled weath-er, the New England school claledwith a big picnic last Friday with
a large crowd in attendance.Chas.Hovendlck and familyvlaited at Herman Hovendirlu' onSunday evening.Bert Thompson,Irvin, Evelynand Edna Sprick called at Chu.
X1ohm' Sunday afternoon.Several around hen:attended
the funeral of Mm Jim Mathewsin Herman Sunday afternoon.
and the G. A. R. in the annualMemorial service.
8 P. M. evening worship.Ser-
mon subject:"The Spirit That
Wins".The church meets for Prayer,
Praise and Bible Study every Wcd»nesday evening at 8.
The -choir meets for practice
exery Friday evening at S.The regular monthly meeting of
the Missionary Society will he
held at Um home of Mrs. J. S.
Roberta, cbmer Third and Colfaxsu. Thursday afternoon, May 26
at 8 P. H.
It is expected that twenty thous-and Baptist representing churches
in thirty-six states will meet inChleago, May 31 to June 5. in the
ann I meeting _of the Northcm
n...'l.'l..Gonvenllon.Quenions
dealing with mimslonary activities
and denominational progress will
Octlxpy the attention of the dele-
gates during these days.
CONGREGATIONAL cnuac uA. I'. Newell, Parlor.
Thlschurch will join in the union
Memorial service Sunday morninp:
at 11 o'c.locl: at the B. F. D. cityhall.
Church School nt 10 A. H. as
usual.All layrncn of the parish are
urged to attend, so far as at allpossible, the sessions of the bl-
etmial National Council of Con-
gregational chunchea at the l"ir=t
Central church in Omaha.The Council opens this \ee`k on
Wednsuiay at 2 P. H., and closes
neat week Wcdnealsy evening.
The day addresses and discussions
will be of great interest to ourpeople.There ara strong public
programs every evening, and it is
hoped that many will go J'ow:a for
those .sessionaThisweek Saturday will he"Ln3l1an'a Day". Several hundred
laymcn of the Omaha generadjer
ritory are to gather for threegreatsinrsaktaneouaaeaaionsof
women, men and young people.It
BLAIR BAPTIST c zwnc uArthur D. Smalley, Biiniatcr
Memorial Sunday, Hay 29, 1927
g g ; u t h n fr h o m o t o l i n i n t l
t n u m m .. i t e f u m n i
s e x vi e w . e u n d u d a d b y R e v. 'r . J.
R e n o ,n n h o l d at.t h e 3 3 6 - =
ch u r c h S u n d a y n fh s r a a o n i n -u r m l r t : n a d a In t h t N e w E r r t l l h d
ca me r y .Un i o n M e m o r i n l se r vi c e s w i l l b l
h e l d a t t h e L e d o n h a l l l l o n d s y ,
M a y 3 0 a t 1 0 o 'd o e k ,u n d e r u n
a u a p i n u o f t b l L e g i o n a n d t h e
A u x i l i a .F | h e r e r e c e i ve d w o r d l u i
w e - e k fr o m L i n c o l n c u l l i n g o f t h i
aw :i uu a Il ln es s of M rs . Hu gh A il es .
S h e w a s t a k e n t o a h o s p i t a l a n d
ve r y l i t t l e h o p e s h e l d fo r h a r r e -
c o n n y .Th e A i l e s f a m i l y : vi d e d
o n a ( a n n n o n i : o f h e r e f o r m a y
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1'i0'l1CE OF HEARING
FINAL S_E'I"I!.E!lEl'*|'T
suwrzi or NEB|=u\.§1£A 1
Washington County,\
A. C. Debel, Atty.
In the County Court
In the llattar of the Estate ofH u y A.Wilson,D¢¢l\nd:The
heirs at. luv, next of kin, Jeviaeen.lcgatees, creditors, and Ali persona
interestad in the firml zeitlennnt
of .said estate an hereby ndtifiedtint on the 2711: day of April, 1927,
Edward W. Wilson, the Adminin
inter of md estate filed n peti-tion in mid County Colm., vrlvinz
n
Fof Safe Transportation
Andersen Bros. Transfer Co
Live Stock and Freight
We're Bonded Carriers
Phone 105 Ra¢h's Service Station
may grunt the prayer thereof and ||'make suc h other and further °.-|OF ESTATE
41:.n ..',mf ¢f,,§'f,,,, ~ f,',f,p,,, u to STATL or Nr-zamxsrm g
Wiumess my ma and c r a m !"Wuhington County,ISeal this 27th day of April, 1927.(SEAL)1 C ELLER,ln the County Court.
14-Bt.County Judge.H§,Z,,§"?.§'-£l'°' of *"; Eslaln of
count fiiod herein be settled aml;frum the 24th day of June, A. D.;\low¢d, ihgl proof of heirihip 1927,llhtl UIC UIUC limited fill
token,order for aimibuuou or g;_>j;_f~=;gd ;{,;'°f;§; gr 3 3 ; 3 ;
m a m and usignrnet of dowel fand homulead r"Igl1t|ntelBcII and i f""'f§'??" T7 h5.f'dn'"'Ih?" ~
um me ;am1nz»:;=r.°r dm¢h»rg¢¢1."sa nun "u \'If you fai! to appear before uid 1 f§;,;j,[,M*v»S L (; ELLER,
County Court on the 28th day of 13 sa.on Jud vMay, 1927, at 2 o'clock P. H., and 1 unty 8°
~'l'he sign or gooa coffee
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k e b t ~ - ~ r e s h
C O F F E E S E R V I C E
vw 1 .L a r g o t r e o i n fr o n t o f t h e Su p 't .
G u f fe y h o m o t u r i n g d o w n tei e-
gg-== =~ wi res, there was no fi amuo.e J o e H u g h e s h m i l y i i vi n g o z
th e J. D . L o w e far m n o r t h o f t o w n:i id n o t f a r e a s t i l l .A n u m b e r
o f t r e e s i n t h e g r o w w e r e b l o w n
d o w n , o n e fa l l i n g " b g " t h e h o u s e ,
c r u m h i n g t h e t w o mo m s .Th e
fa m i l y w a s i n t h o ca ve a t t h e
t i m e : n d »;_=_ -pf 'InJury.L . E . N o Int 1\|:~ck sold hie.
ca fe b us in es s to E im on \ '\ 'e st , wh o
20 k po ss e ss io n a t on ce .M r . N o l -
n h a s b e e n i n t h e c a fe b u d n e x a
I n r t f o r l n u m b o r o f y o u s .H e
pl an a oo n at d ur i ng t he e -u mm er .
R e v.w .A .B o w d e n u f G r e t n a
s p e n t t h e p u t l a i k i n H e r m a n
w h i l e d o i n g vs o u w e k c t r i m l w o r k
a t t h e L a e r n o L o w e a n d J. D .
Lo w e h o m e s .
Slflnlllrd ou c u.. ou 105.35
w. S. Suggon, Team Work 05.00
U. S. Oil Works, oil & Gas i8.95W. L. Welch, Surveying \85.80
Rosa Wert, Road Work 20.00
A. A. Wilkins, Dragging 15.30
A. N. Bnilanl, Labor, on &Gas M3 5Floyd Buton, Dragging 10.80
lhiph Carmichael, Labor 18.00
D. C. Condon, (hurling 2560.00Arthur Andenon, Dngging 31.60
nm Lowe, Oil 1.80
H.w. Melerhenry, Drutinl 56.70
Of car Nelson, Labor l§.00Glyn Rgy, Dngging 27.90
Rubt..N. Riddle, Ru. Eng.,Engineering 3.20D. 0. Shoots, Salary 100.00
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NOTICE To CREDITORS 1
DP ESTATE
Washington County,3 :
SYATE OF NEBRASKAA. C. Debel, Atty.
In the County Conn
In the Hatter of the Esilto of
Petrine Jensen Deceased:To the
Creditors of Said Estate: You AreHerelay Notified, That I will tit
at the County Court Room in Blair
in amid Gouxny on the 8111 day of
June, 1927, and on the Sth My
September, 1927, at 2 o'clock P._.on mn of :aid dates to receive
-and examine nil chime ,against
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Q .r .:|Y o u a r e H e r e b y N o t i f i e d ,T h a t I
w i l l s i t a t t h e C o u n t y C o u r t R o o m
i n B l e i r ,i n s a i d C o u n t y o n t h e
2 4 t h d a y o f J u n e a n d t h e 2 6 t h d a y
o f S z r t e m b e r ,1 9 2 1 a t l o o ' c l o c k A .
H .e a c h d a y t o r e c e i v e a n d a x -
l m l n e a l l c h i m e a g a i n s t u i d E l -
t n t e ,w i t h |v i e w z o t h e i r a d j u n -
m e n t .a n d a i l o a r a n c e .T h e t i m eIlimitedforthepruuntntianof: l d r m ld E mu is thrume -f-I onmonthsrom the 24th day of JuneA. D. 1927, and the time limited
for pnyynent of debts is One Yearfrom ssid 24th day of June, 2927.WITNESS my hnndfud the See!of u i d County c o i m. an a s mdiy of May, 1927.(SEAL)L c. ELLER,
IB-Ent.Lbunty Judge.
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hunlnetl mam lla is aocrewy-lnuumer of the Nicholas Oil Co.He is wall known in Humana whenthe company hu A r utiop andwhen he hu vigltad friends dn
various occasion: for a number of
years.Among the out of town people
hem lo attend the romlmncementexercises were: Hr. and Mn. w. TBiealow of lr¢mont, Mr. and Mn.
J. C. Ackerman of Dmadm, Mr. ami
Mn. Laurence Phipps and Lorraineof Telumah,MinI AnnaTrhalell. of Omnlu, Mr. and Mlm.E. E. Calclvmii of Tehmah,Mr.lml Mn .Oitir Gilberimn .md
Mlm Agnes of Blair.Minn Minnie Fink of Omnlu ln
a g ust th is week at tho Hrs.Anna Puldle homo;
May 1, 1937, to pay tin same.By order of the Count; Court,
Rcucwal .6I Liowen Pnnnion vrugruntedJ nnle He n k k R1I the
County Cleric inltrutkld to dnw
warranh for $13 *6 par monlh foruimmonthl beginxming June 2, 1927,
to pay the mmmMoved and acconded that a llo-
funding Order be allom.1 Juhn
ilinric n for $l20.3§ by tram.:having been auesled in the wrong
mhool district.Cnrrlld.On mation duly made mu! car-
lini the Board adjourlml lo mee!
May 31, 1927.ANNIE (I. HAHTIN,
'Cau lx Cloth,
After l. c areful aumlrmlion ofthe Iollowlng bills on the differ-
ent funds it Wu moved md nec-oaded that the folhnriug dnima be
ailovred and the County Clerk in-
nrualed to draw warrants on ihefunds indicated belsw to ply the
s a m e .
Harry Berger, Sallry 100.0%
A. P. Complain, Labor 3.00Sam Hall, Sslary 100.00
Harold Jenna, Labor 4.00
I:mil Lunch. Dwrslnz 34.66
Nebraska Iowa Oil Co.88.70
~mba Road 1Iquipmenl. Co.Repairs 111.0
Standard Oil C0-. Gu .83
\\"atl0:1 Tyson, Salary 100.00
N O T I C E T o c n a n r m n s
O F E S T A T E
S Ta \ TE O F }q E BR a \ SK A »
u .W u h i n x i o n C o n n
In t h e C o u n t y u r t .°
In t h e H a t t e r a I i h e & 1 | ! a l o f
H e r b e r t Pa yn e D ec e as ed :
To t he C r ed i t or s o f S a id E s ta t e :Y o u a r e H e r e b y N o t i f i e d , T h a t I
w i l l s i t n t t h e C o u n t y C o n n R o o min B l a i r In u i d C o u n t y u h t h e 3 4 t h
d a y o f Ju n e a n d t h e 2 6 t h d a y o f
Sept emb er, 192 1 at ur 0'c 10c k A. H.
o f e a c h d a y t o r e c e i ve a n d e x a m -
, i n e d l c l g i m s a g m l s u t u i d E n g ,
: w i t h |vi e w t o th e i r a d j u i l ~t
and a li ow ar ec e.Th e t i m e l i m i t e d
f o r t h u pr e se n ta t io n o f cl a im s
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Robt. Bmradt. Ron! Work 1.60
D. C. Cook. Road Work 1.50
Farmers Union Co-Op. Ann.,Supplies 43.10Juiius Grieb, Road Work 1.50
Cari M. Jensen, Dragging 20.80
Healy Contnctinl Ca., BridgeWork6212.65
D. C. Condon, Grading 746.-I0
Furman Gr. I: Lbr. Co.. Sup-plies 191.00
Rival! Lbr. & Coal Co., Sup-plies 117.85
Armlt. Hdw., Supplies 61.69
Anlill Grocery, Supp\ie¢ forPoor 34.12
W. L. Welch, Surveying 101.88
Wm.Zlilgenkamp, Road
Work 20.25Ira Baxter, Ro:»J Work 2.50
Pau! Broderson, Road Work 2-50Alben Madsen, Road Work 2.50
San Metiowan, Road Work 250
S. H. Neff,Road Work : m oOtto Chriltensen, Road Wor&5.00
Joe Devinney, Road Work 14.50A. A. Wilkins, Road Work 51.50
w. w. Arnold, Road Work 1.50
Frank Brand, Road Wnfk 1.50Richard Braqd, Road Work 1.52
»Work 1.60
Around twenty members of theLadies' Aid met vim Mn. Wake-field Int Wednesday and put intheir time at quilting.The hag-eu served 4 ten cent lunch for t
benefit of the aoeiety.Mn. HmmAndersen will be hostess this week.
The Tom Cuahmnn famiiy, whowere driven from their home ecmof town last we-ek by the Hood.have secured rooms at the MilfordNoyes homo where they wil! re-ai.le.Mr. Cushman velll go back
and forth w look after the farm
Berk...Clarence Wachter, aeeompanied
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a d j u s t m e n t a n d al l ow a nc e .Th e
t i m e l i m i t e d fo r t h e pr e se n ta t io n
o f cl a im s a g a i m t m i d Es t a t e i s
t h r e e m o n t h . : fr o m t h e 3 r d d a y o f
J u n e A .D .19 2 7 ;.. . H t h e t i m e
l i m i t e d fo r p a y m e n t o f d e b t s t s
O n e Y e a r f r o m sa i d S r l d a y o f
Ju n e 19 2 7 .
W ITN E S S m y h a n d a n d t h e S e a !
o f sa id C o u n t y C o u r t ,th i s 3 0 t h
d a y o f A p r i l , 1 9 2 7 .
( S E A L )l .C. PII.I. ER ,
15-Bt..C o u n t y Ju d g e .I
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C O M M I S S I O N E R S '
P R O C E E D I N G S
Co u nt y C o mm i s si o ne r s R oo m ,
B l a i r , N c b r u l u , H a y 1 5 , 1 9 2 7 .
T h e B o a r d o f C o u n t y C o m m i s -
sio ne rs m e t p u r s u a n t t o a d j o u r n -
r r e n t t a k e n N e y 2 , 1 9 2 7 .
Pr e s en t :C m .Ne ls on ,C .B .
Me h re n s a n d C . J. Xe l so n .
Th e m i n u t e s o f t h e pr e c ed i n g
m e e t i n g w e r e r e a d a n d a p p r o ve d .
t a i n i n g _57.60
D . C . C o n d o n , G r a d i n g 3780.00
Jesse W . C o u i t e r , M a i n l a i m
i n g 99.60
Ja m s G . J e n s e n , D r a g g i n g 3 7 . 8 0
Ja m e s A , L u u n , D r a g g i n g 60.30
Os c ar N el s o n, L ab o r 17.25
Ru b t . N . Il id d i e , R e n . E n g . ,
E n g i n e e r i n g 5.28
|\I
f m .Re p a i r s 40.04
A e r o - G a s S e r vi c e C o . , O i l l
G u 99.44
C y m s A n d e r s o n , H a u l i n g L 0 0
A .N .Ba l l a n l ,L a b o r ,G u ,
0 1 35.05
J. A . B u r t o n , R o a d w o r k 13.15
R a l p h C s r m i c h s e l , L a b o r 17.25
u
_'for Poor 20.00
Marcus Beck, Clk. Dist. Ct.,
Q 500 E:\\°elope:|11.08~ rtclsen Su~ ~Hel
é¢nim,20.00
Industrial Chem. Lab., Sup-ylies 2.25
for Poor 1 1.40
auunana
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fuaz.
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anan*I:3.n
Co., Ga:9.40
Annie C. Iiartin, Co. Clk.,Trans. Insane to Norfolk 25.00
Milford Mehrwens, Night Wiirhat Jai?15.00
Maurice Mehnns, Sheriff, Ex-
z»=r;»g& Beard for Prison-ers 231.90
Hoa =_____"
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If the pegsons whose names
appear in the margin will clip this
coupon, sign their names and pre-
sent at the Quality Market, they
will receive free, onehalf gound of
McLaughlin's Kept Fresh ulk cof~
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l nZl e h r moto rfwl Lo O . | ; h z l lllzsl
Tu e m l a y a ft vr n n o n t o d o s h o p n i n g
l l » r ;n Lurm1| In ue that eNfmlnzg.
7-Ein Ruth (`1»l!Dl1, ilhu hu :>:o.n
|.Su pp li es 35.19
~y n Q.m o t o m l t o D m l h o In t T u e s d a y
and sp ent . the da y.H r .m g M n .R o y M o r r i s o n
m o ve d l a s t w e e k i n t o n o o f t h e
ho m o o n t h e W o o d !- U p d ll i e r a n c h .
M r .M o r r i s o n h u b e e n em p i oy e d
th e r e since l l a n h 1 a n d M n .
M o r r i s o n h a s st ay ed a t t h e p a wen l a l ,C h r i s H a n s e n h o m e w h i l e
wa i t in g fo r a h o us e .M r .o n I H n .E v e n t t Hir ne s,M u g : r e t a n d h i g h A l l e n . M r . a n d
M m Go o.L o w e a n d M n .H a t t i e
Tucci.d r o ve t o l`rf¢no:1t Su n d a y
a n d w e r e p g " o f M r . a n d M r s .
w . l l . Y a l lTh e L i o n s C l u b at t e n d e d c h u r t h
Su n d a o w n i n g
ddreaa-l'ho Real Meaning oEducation - Dr. I-'rank G. Smitlection-----Onhoxt
Heacntatlon of Scholarship -----Bust. V. F. GuffePresentation of iplomaa ----~--Dr.A..!.CameroRoeenionol for Clan - OncheatSchool United"-----Girls' Glee Cinaddress of the evening, give
by Dr. Srnlth. a well knownprominent v ator of Omahathebeatcommencementaddover given hero.Dr. Smitlfl tal
was full of humor and there ornot a dull moment.He left mangood lhoughu for all who heahim.Telling the young folk: tha
it in an eaay to do thingl rightwrong and admoniahing them 1.practice the beat things ln lluntil they became hnbitll.I-IngeBonlicreceivedtheaeholanhi
certificate.Ill: average for t~ur yearn in high school was 96
The tnlfrity of the membersthcclaaaiaplanningtoattehigher Institutions of learningthfall.Several will enter the Stat
University at Lincoln.Oscar Hansen of Tekamnh wmacaller Thurslay at the 1:a Ol~
home.M n N. R:"'Burdlg accovcna1|
I-IERMAN Nz»:\\S
Several of the Legion boys nt-tended the funeral of nr. C. v.Weccu at Craig lui 'l'l1ur;=1L|y af-
ternoon.Mn. SQm Van Dell Clmu' l"rilayand visited at the 10111 Larsonhome until Sltunhy.Shf will berememherud"1i* Hilo ElizabethPete:zen.Sho had been xisiting
friends in Dra and wall n:l|.||n-in to her home in South Dakota.
use of tho mmmenccmentexercises being held that owning.#he 0. E. s. did not muL l u t
Thursdny evening.Dudng A high wind, hail mdrain slurm isnt Tuniay evening,A number of trees arouni num"fn hlmrn rl~but nutside of n
ll. 0. McDonald of Teknmah was
a bdef business caller here oneclathe forepnrt of the week.'
he commencement exercise;of the Hemnn high sc hool wereheld al. the Legion h:.ll Thuraipyevening. May 19 when u class oftwelve, six boys and li: girll hav-
ing finished the course, are nowgraduated from our school.Dur-
ing the clans much playeI by thehighschoolorchestn.the e l mcubedInn m caps and gownsmamhemi in and loolr. their placeson the stage under n beautifulcanopy ofcrimmn and white. col-
ors of the Clam of 'YL The lwu
*cation was g`iven by Rev. T. J.'Ilene of lhe iiaptlnt church.Thefollowing program was then given:
Salulntory --Ann zu. PetersenH~ 1 i Girlz' Glen Club
I !t h e ll a n l i a t c h u r c h .m l -j o h t y o f L i u : m e m b e r : w e r e p r e s -
a nz.QM r . a n d M n . B e r t C o o p e r d r o ve
~r s |.line Wuhter drone to Omlhn lut
Wednesday =-»=;3;_=;; the day withHrs. Wachter n, Jack at theMethudisl hnxpilal.The little fel-
low 5| much better and will be abie
to come home this week.Mr. and Mrs. n. H, Bowne, who
recently moveI to Fmmont werebrief cailers here Saturday.The;
were on their way to Teknmnh tospvndSum-lay with Mn.llovuf aHzwnu, Hr. :m.I Mrs. J. w. Gal
l|lC. E. Hen-er wal A visitor lo iiw
county seat Satunlny.Carl Jsspmun came up fromOrnmhl. om :lay lut week a|\J wasaccnlnpanied hnme by hi; rife and
QW; :Jule children who ima invn:rm-is nl the Wm. Jensen Iwmv the
put lwu wl.1:\&\.Zilla _Mnrjorie Godsey,Mi n
I 1 l ..nz .r y : vom h e r- ° fur th e p s1 . l l ~N ¢
}¢'§\.| 's, l % |t Sa t u ni n y fo r h er h -- w e
a t S t u r t ,hl vb r ., t o : p o n d t h e
s u m m e r .Pa t a n n a o f t h e wh o a ! 3 1
m a l l u t h e l i t t l e f o l k s n x r r t t h a t
M a u C o t t o n i f n o t t o n t 1 m \f1 |
In x t y e m .S h o l u i a c c c p t c l U m
p o s i t i o n a = l - n r h e r i n t h e p n i n a nrco q . ms Vnl rnl ine , N ebr ., 11. mu ch
la r g e r p l a c e a n l : h e w il ! h e cu r e '
h e r h o m e .M r . a n d M r s . H l r y l n W laitnuck
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~ li§ien'ilil James 8|pp|||- ImeTei1\e|i\iieni»¢| um¢"||el.| az -~;.i . ` i I §s m m m d m n .. m m a l
' evening "" '1*'" in during.miii`l»E'i§=§s1¢T~ wan Sun-|.Mr. and 31:11. Don Lo andBeverleyJean of Omahr. were vi.|1ton nz tha Han? Smith
'.:°."='=:=1=~l.r-\°'\' lt 23" *=°'§=e.2_f mi and Mn. Tm. nlinpr ma .-if
her homo Tuaday.'Friday at the Oscnr AndersonMr. and Hn. H. w. Msnhnll of |hol||Q in ArllngbonlLincolnm! tho weekend at the Mr. and Mn. Chas. Nelson, Hr.
w. A.ltford homo.and lin. G. w. Fairchild and Dr
cornmenceum-ent exercises were heman the Rose mu school house lostWeclnesday evening.MetI Han-
sen gan the nluulory ilnrvegrHn. Zelma Smith of Burlington Nora Fairchild visited ut the.R. !2l|,;,,},,w u \,;¢,g;¢g_°,;a,,f Vernon
Class History,Mildred KrugerCornetSolo,¥Elmer Boschuldl.
Vocal Sold. Mrs. A. ll. SlrrngverSelectionbyMixedQuarteltePianoSolo, Hild.;Nlebaum;mi¢
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reported an quita serious..A. H. Ludwig went to Ilurlinmton, la. on Saturday to attend thefuneral ol' his mother ln law, lin.
Serena Calkins, who panned awayon Wednesday.The funeral was
held on Sunday.,Hr. and lin. Chas. lllafeldt an-nounce the birth ol' | daughter on
Honday, Hay Bhd.Hr. and Mrs. li. W. Schoettgerhad na their Festa on Saturdayforair o'¢toe dinner.Mr. and
Hn .Henry Toebben and sons.Perry and Kenneth of Fontanelle.
llra. llary Curry and daughter.
Hra. Ethel D o g -and fami-daughter, Ven oelul le lastMonday for their former home atCrete where "wg, will spvml theschool vacation.rs. Douarlan willwurne her teaching la the school!
Wnhlngton spent Sunday ot the
T. E. French home.August Nelsen of Omaha visitedfriinds and relative-1 over the week
E114R. E. I'nirehilrl una a business,visitor at David City a few daya
lui week.Hrs. L. E. Wan] is spemlinie a
few day; in Omahn visiting rela-
liven.Mn. Taylor Meadow; ond doughter, Naomi and Mr. and 5111. Potteflon of Omaha attended the han-
quet Sltunlay evening.N.W. Gaines of Lincoln, Mr.
and Hrs. Frank Butte: Int! non.ltollanml and daughter, Haxine ofFremont, llr. and Mrs. Nielu ofValley:attended the alunr1i!1.|.1-
quel. Satunlof evening.ll n ._hlalze Ch_grd,Jo}\n and
Mr. end llrn. Francis Fonbergdrove to Council Bluffs Sunday toeall on Mr. I~`oraber:r'a alster, who
underwent on operation a shorttameago.ln the evening John
Foraberg and two friends of Oak-
lami onlie-l there.The Hieses Mary Kull ond Es°.1Anderson, Mn.Laura Tofte andPr ter Jensen took a very pleamntdriveSundayafternoon.Theadrove to Telcomoh 'where they cnll»
ed on Lira. George McQuire. They
then ulrovo to the Chauncey Fllfloann horne a mile west of l.on.rl.On the return tdp they culled nttheWill Flilnagnn home in theNew England eonrnunlty.These
families are all former Ron- Hill
mnlrlenu and it was e plellure to\ init them in their beautiful homesTheGeo. Nelaqn and Walter
man and non.Auguwt and Mia:Mary Lllllmnn spent Sunday afternoon at the Ed Langhorst homo al
Nickerson..Aumlst Lell-ma-1 spent Satunlag
with his cousin, Lester Holtman.The Fontnnelle Sunday School
will holcl its annual picnic in Wmlloltman'| grove June Sth.Ever;one welcome.Mina Mary Lnllrnan spent Satunloy at the Wm. Hallman home.lone Wachter and llelen Wilkeping spent Tuenda evening will
Leona and Viola Heman.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Lallrnmand son,August viritcul Frida:evening at the home of Mrs. Sandi'
Mcniredoht.Minn Ellen Lollmnn returnefhomeThunulayfromHrmlingwhere lhe hae been tescfnlng th
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hen net! fall
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:E §Name §g 2 Bluellers Sanitary 6|
Sunnlien for Poor§:I
W. F.. HeDonmld, SUPPIIQ1
for Poor 62.21North Side Stone, Supplies
for Poor 34.09W. II. Ilill, Surveyizuig I37.50
2:r1ners Elevator.Com] for
.s ..:Q an I A d d r e s s |»1`7`|Z§||Ti"|i"],};,|¢|¢wu s me - " " - ~ - - - - ~ ~l l 1|u w m d d n q h l m
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lhe ll ' I p r y..'f': 1- .mk A d ln. L an Fr uu ln n 1ag ag Qfjiléré §.h»4:-ffieient teaehera.Hfrockrr han§e
Poor|in F. Lumlt, Expense ll CashI\S7Sr l n g C l e a n U p ~ M g "af
p omm s<m»1 Supply c¢.. s..,..
:pn"a "'af`§¢`I£ il;)~er. Mrs. }j{m._§r§a_P. Z. The Shoe man, Supplies sxmen North Plane Vxliey535|THIS is THE TIME l
;~4
See us for Wall Paper or Paint
is sponsoring l free program. to Cuahman um mn, m.;||am| tavern:he givnll on Wednesday evfnlqg of ![an»en camp up from Liufol:} on 1 PRICES RIGHT
Largest Stock in the City Now on Hand
Estimates Cheerfully Given
§.v.'i-fEf,k~".§iF». Milk for Poor aa;,zum lm. m Ina.. suppmu mas'Wanln cuh Store suppuugfur Poor '18.11 g
1 on mmm duly mmf nm! can'ried rlnim at Schmiuh. ImplementC». nn mm wu msmfa. |¢ nu:being n proper claim against lbs
um wna'ww un wLn nm alumni hnqn
H|.k1| lo d u of Qwere la hold n NamQumnebauzh me *M \M had all xhnughts ofto bs lhan-hu l and eweemod vm r nly amnumberuf um mulL-loan! |.\~\ vwek mlm.
|f»i5§f`¢-»H"?""_'" *I* 'Hi *ujggn |n|;5;= -- l"r -_Vllkr tu dllsnullll-g m-f.,1_ggth i i wn k at the Gungregnuonnl lfnnlny evening so aueu: me nan1
lun nlc nwq nun. lilllu ...__.--____of llerann : ml mg r l s u ¢ » = u = 1 a . - _ ~ - wp mml g jg
II. ll. umm: nl In onn on _gm .mqgg .nmuge ..g¢1g|_3g|a l Sc b it a bl u ff.l a y 15.G e r l n g ; G 5
w i l l al so b e se r ve d b y t h e s a u n a )
c o m n . n ! .l w n s l u u t v v i u o l u u l u u i u u l u b a u u n é
ha l
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c a.. au abr r. rqi. . a n _ ;.+
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Bglid work shirts.
1|-11.J. D.
lr. Bob Wilson is driving an
than nur Chtvroht comchu.
J le k Clr ri nn wi ll leave ;
unlay on a budatu trip to
on City.
Rn. and llrs. A. F. Nun!!
In Omdu. nttending Qhe
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L o c L NEW S---COMMENT
News and Gossip About People You Know.Na
Greater Courtesy Can Be Shown Your Guests
Than Having Their Nnmes Appar in the Home
Paper.Phone 11 When You Have A News Item
-Please..
rmz»»'-as-1t Shop.1 ' ° "ma Corndlus now drives a :mr
Dr. Layland sum, Chiropnc-I o»mm11_a<;»¢1\ 0vewl| nt J.m m m m m .t o r ,m m m s e m s m ;B l d g .u .mD G ° f f * » ° = = = »1 a ~ 1 ¢ =|J .r ;c m p b m .f u r a i t u n ,r w
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J. E. Cnmnbvll. hagnllnn, mp
and undertaking.$0-lf.
Erns t C.Schwder of north
Walker Avenue ll driving s mi
Attorney John F. :mm of Fm
mont urn atteriding w legal mat
ters in Bldr Int hlondxy.
Misses Pauline end Irene Schmidt
of Fiortncll attended the Alumni
meeting in Blair last Saturday
evening.
w~i Blw budnlll visitor at Shu and undertaking.5041. |Hn* and Hrs. "Mud Potanen
court house last Monday.E c. lc . mmm, licensed tmbtbn-of Kmnand n m Blair vldton
C. K.fm- 1iclnsea.emb¢lm~er and undertahr, Blair.Offkl | 'I'uudly .
er und n aztaker, Blair.Office phone, nel, na. phone, 224.8-tf.ln. J oe 3 Coo | | w a n g ; 3
mm. 161, res. phone, em.M ' ,Hn .Nels h mmm: i s it me wr" with wi c h p m- Nu. wm mu
Mina Leon Van Deuun is vis-BM: honpitai recovering from an family of Omaha.
FARM BUREAUHorns OF INTEREST
(Czrntinaed from page om)
url. | total of $88.40.
'gm mmm! report in which Lhll
Linebln, llr. Yerkec nys.Phzu were compllrled Ilundsy
by eounty um! Bates for details
|1:||g~dI||| the 5¢p¢;¢ Tank! so be
built on the farms.For the nomrenien-eel nf the
buay fumer who wishes to :ee
|..l moanm m um
|: sursarnlsé
m u m lv x u ru u ls b u
0 0 1 I G M " .w
s P .l l .H a p p y H o u r S e r vl e t
T h a p f f t o r u p s e t s t o b e a w a y ,
winners will but to be runnin!
-t h a n u m b e r :M n u w n g n g u g q n .
B : - g d " i a m n t l o u n l u m c h a n
n u n n u a m e d i r e c t o r , P r o f. W .
a . u m m . va n l n ! ! t l d ° 0 \l l £ 0 n o
h o m :o t H r :Ja ns en fo r # l a u r aH n .J a n n a u a d l l t t i f l r O ! l r .C h r i s l o l u n o n ,ot .B l n l b y .a n d
I n m a n ;l m a d e d D u n Co ll eg e.
'Tho Dana Cullen mania team.eonslsung ot thu following plnycnzClcmmcm YH. Clarence vu. PeterPetersenand Joseph Kioller.ac»~sled by Catch Bundnard.
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News and Gossip About People You Know.Na
Greater Courtesy Can Be Shown Your Guests
Than Having Their Nnmes Appar in the Home
Paper.Phone 11 When You Have A News Item
-Please..
Attorney John F. :mm of Fm
mont urn atteriding w legal mat
ters in Bldr Int hlondxy.
Misses Pauline end Irene Schmidt
of Fiortncll attended the Alumni
meeting in Blair last Saturday
evening.
C°°P¢r underwear.18-IL J. D. Garrison.
Frank Curley hu been having a
hard siege of the mumps and il
'now able to be out again.'
Hr. and lin. Hlnhal! 'wma of01911. spent the week-end at the
panntal, Everdt 'Pylon home.
leurs Jens Nidsm, P. C. Sor-
the farm wriz out on the Georgev m Deuun hr m a n th e P l p i o ! l ° f : ° ~
~this xummer.aunt, ilu.:
lir. and Hrs. 8. G. Goryeli of Co li n n u m.Plattamouth drove up Sunday tal Hr md 1|
visit their daughter, Mn. Funk 9,nth wereCurley and famiiy.o n u m ._
Mn. A. R. Roberia of Omlhl. I Alberry and
Bhir high school! gradult0," " 1 Mn. s eo
L o c L NEW S---COMMENT
J. ll. Campbsll, hagnllnn, mp Wa!!-Our
and undertaking.$0-lf.r1loN'.
Erma! C.Schneider of north Dr.Laylan
was | Blw b
court house I
c. K. Beer und und
phone, 161,
Mi n a m u
\\'olv'erl:1e Corduvnn Hatgg/iiide
Shoes at J. D. Garriwu'.
.Q. K Bendnrf, licensed mmm-
er md unJerhker, Blair.Office
phone, 161, ren. phone, 224.8-Lf.
Harry Morris md family drove
to Fremont,then to Dmnha andtook in l&ru¢'| Psgk int Sunday.
Mrs. Soren Svenguni md four
children ieft Sunday for St. Joe,
Misa Evoiy n llunioeh hu fin-gf=~1= to Attend lhl uchool ac-ln. C. L. C\|"r£| |.'\ of St. lgshed her yoar'| teaching at Oo vithl at tha unkind.natiua, llc ntsna arrived ln Bhll
svia. Nebr. md u hom for the 5 Vndnnta your nies when ,m|||£0 spend th summer months.- - - -l l 1 1
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gqhg ad nllnl . Dalil°I m l !'»"°matches.The llldund tum abut:,¢good gpgrimgnlhlli.Doubles.Vis nd VI; urwl Pmetwooa andWsnrhoun 3-4. o-c.Kimi? and
Preruen versus Paltsrana ~-44 .ns*$."'¥' EZ. _ I' .';_....w'If.,.. mu 14.
--As ln ;mvlo us y o u | I lh lll
a u u h r d u u n h l a s t a n nGurlng11:0 uummar.Courts ol
a ls o vn u s la m.twai n was h
$12.50.I wish £0 sale utudenu onlyuho can Quote a minimum of two
n z u day.°$"1'..2.. 'T i . I .bedsnan
I E 1 w v u v m I U U I \ I \ | l h l v ' u u m a - u nfnr the election of district cific
ers for the ro mhz vw. md forursndlncf the lovin; cup tothe a xthe chapter winning the highest
number of point.; in the efficiencyeonfazt.Dinner will be served at
|:30 P. ll. lt 356 per plate.Thegveglng speaker will be the Rav.
it c an thlm in 1926 to y rodua
corn. wheat,and oats in Dodge,Douglas, Cnc, Sounder: md Fill-
more counties.Copies of gh; re-
port will he auilnble at offices of'lhcaa enunty extension agent: and
from the Aldcultunl College at
~lil-119gf" informntlon io than wiahinar
L
An e tof f o a mn vi llb e mad o u p
:nd available at die county ¢|e11\s
amen for those lflahing to me it.
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Bum "' ~i=a=»~<»=»<1 .,.;a:'i; §I]}mSur. Iqnivqieul. ===~ 3. ».2','f.=. nnul Pamrssn me samalufs mark.The ch111°
. . 4 |ll{n|||r renal Kfillil 34. (nr this eulrle 1| $8.90 |I.l private
A good number of young people
plan to go from Blnlr.
Wedoudly, 1:45 P.K .Week~
night Church Rglly.Will YOU
help malta these' summer meetings
'*di!fo11nt" and thormlghly enjoy
sblo!You c an by rpguiar st-
tendnnce.Some surprises a n
planned.Como this week sn.I getbetter acquainted with the Par-
lblu of J esus,md enjoy other
festurol.
Regular choir rehearsal time is
I~'riday.J:15 ?. BI.Grnitted thisweek but keep it in mind for next.
Sunday, June ith. will be Golden
Ago Sunday st this church.Thepeople of advanced years will be
our special guests.The yourmgpeople of the Epworth lcamte will
help with decorations and in other
wsys to make this s day of beauty
and happiness.Ile sure to come.
xsr:nvlcr-: TRANSFER
Ail kinda o! HaulingDay and Nigllt ServicePHONE 212Sirmclair Oil Stllion
Chris F. Malhinrn
SUNDAY a n d MONDAY
Karl Dune and Geurge K. Arthur in
"RooK|Es'.'
Fox NEWS, HODOE PODOE .mn Revnew
Local Movies
of Oatcoputhr of Klrlssville,'aM :wud 5nn. E. ns. Moxrs at
Osteopathic Physician ;md f h la Blrh,Bialr, Nebr.| I
Office 135 P ones Res. 272 l
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TUESDAY
Ken Maynard in
"So m e w h e r e In So n o r a "
A First. Pfalionnl Picture
Co me d y - -" L OV E A ND z u ss es "
x ,MRS. 1. H. BOWMAN605 West Nebrukx St.IETAILER OFPnnm-Ammu _mmf-\n=~ am ss"A E R¢'f&. Garmrnu W EDNESD AY a nd THURS DAY
Babe Rmb in
"BABE COMES HOME"
A First National I'icl\m:
cnmeay-"THE rlumnnnbea"
Decoration Day and
May Time Dresses
`in all the New Shades and Styles
Made in Flat Grapes, Crepe de Chimes, Georgettes, Batistes,
Rayon, Pongees and many other kinda of coolsummer goods
HQME THEATRE
PROGRAM
-mv Z7 to JUNE
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
llool. Gibson in
" T H E B U C K A R 0 0 K I D "
Cnm¢|l)-"HAVE COUllA(.\E"
Movies of Track Team at Lyons
x
3 |' r u a B A T s mw 1|
E. C. Rum. Proprietor I;Mull, 40 Canis I |
Exceilent Cuilino |
Satisfaciory Service1 1 |
l Comteous Tnaimept 1ilfirst door assi. Ernterprlae offace 1
x
in. md ln. clzrmd Johnson |"'"' for " time,
down to Linéoln lu! 'ruinyay on Ho. for a mmbusineu.mother.
| her r;;y='=;_;m u. nln ull um 3 nEldub 9;-v at ,";;";'1=
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'; gf;notify The Enurpriue.15-u.of Neilgh Iron visitor:an the lr. Gien W ilson now gi ;
g g d f mil g f ;m r e a Far B ale-Two nd 1000~pound Joni: Burcham homo the fint of family ou tln on ed th Chlrro-
spent.Kari ° terman un a_ar 'I . ' ~ ° "Shonhorn bulk.One u n b w the week.In ¢g¢h¢».pu|-Ehma of the Aron-
i n d N U M B t h i publisher ana g .4 |f_- _,- -:1 u lr v a ......... - - _________subscriber." E I 1:._. .... .... _-.- - ~ "'5u."nm. tum gon to Un- me 31-gg in c lan lnona.Phone
~' r a m .- -- -. -- u 4 a 24 11 4 coin "Ihun4l!» M17 2¢.w14» part ma sl.R. H. n in the Conference louruamani. at nn wd f u llr .Our own polidal pnbiem I3 I1 The nam hopes !0r .n m ..-.--.00& an 40:-Il ll a at glues.*_d n l g §;l°u,h z x r n mn t ,ml n um .o oo o o : om- a a 4 bctlnr mm nl mm men than tha 1-r az " " " = " ° a a n "»
»~1»»~=\and-strike zquuuon.BU*'>f=\1"°°' " Fremont.co:gnnna.rrlo§.u.21.1-rzosux.
* h k h ggld dgprffg hbgf gf gh'~ h i l l . w l r f k k a L . g v v Th."ud. nt.0; [ha physical ~ ~
.ink s ha ll! wlf Ck.. .__..---¢.- ins- hum llkllll
Hr. and Mrs. Ab Hillman nm!James Maher of0mah| 1
A number of the Dlninh Ltlill-Shorlhom bull we nlaed hat YUM Mr. G g guulg and Jgqggg son CBQYNIH U0
Lran church neonlu of Blnir,al-s. w. Stevan a &°n=.RI!!! tem in [lhir Tunadav look-ur. ma Hn. Arth ur Nmlm of
"'"""'-"""~lill}"`ii»i" """»z"£i»l an-. N ~-: gon hat Wednesday.lninter lin. Elvin Hansen md Hr.° 2'§Dm! J w Qwihue nf Fmmfntimunhr hir.Hrs. Gram Hnlin hu ntumed|Li `f`§-1§r}l={i=3»{§iifi`§`'"ai;.a;
and will hold his fin! nhcusal
next Sunday afternoon at the
h o n o f H i n i l a r g a r c t B n d g u o w .
M n . M y r o n M c t z i n g c r a n d c h i l -
dn cn lc c o m pa n i e d h a r da u g h t e r ,
M r ;O l i va G n v l t t a n d h u l b l m l
'-o .Jc n l J u u l , w h o n l l d o s s o u t h o fDl a d r , r e c e n t l y pu r c h a s e d a C h l v-Eve ly n:I l o n a acc omp ani ed h r
r o i c t c o u c h o f t h e A r o r u o n C h e v-d s t c r . H i l d n d t o W a y n e I n t S u -
ro l c t C om p a n y .Ja y t o : p o n d a fe w d a y s w i t h 'h o r
| H ¢ n l c n o n S u n d a y .
o R e v.H u w h o h l i k i n g t h e a t t h e N o r m n l s c h o o l .
p a u l o n t e o f t h e C h r l s i i a n c h u r c h ,M r .a n d M r s .H a r r y l l o r l l o d
L. .--........l f u l -OL ;l - \ . ;Il¢.u n f Pl dn un dn u l n n l l l r !do i u ri n i
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wth ¥n:§'dangixtr: Marguerfn in |'I'he Enterprise offim.
rnna lus \|'v a nd l l r a H i r h l r l l n m I M a i I f 'l l o r r n d l r n f D r -~n s;;, atm; 1§§§"»?'=§&`wI§i="?&°fimar. ,;-I.; REX »EI1"1ii=h§}Ii]fi£ §;rJ§"§¢5§. "mlH`§E2"£==J`m`rL
of Omaha last Sunday.Clanence Anteasdai of Omahn.
Mr.and Mn .Verne Russell Mrs. Alma La Cour,wh o hu
moved to Cedar Rapids, Nebr., the been spending the p u t five
| g ¢ | \; ; v b . , n v n u w v n m
Mr. and Mn. Percy Christi-m\¢!1
have been visiting l t the par-
cnlal A. A. Wilkins home.The?ware lm their way ln Haxpxm, Calg
~ Kodoca. S. D. init lnlhei1~ home ifl Lincoln hat Hom 5 ~ i i n c o i n .
Sunday Wham this' will viaitjheir d where .they will visit untih Repro:-uzltalhea of gh
ti:»i2l, Mrs. James Tumble for a Inday .ik or len i!lYi~||D11 isnt Friday ewrilng, a dr]; | : L ; g i n C : M ~wee¢.n.»¢.n- Qntin l1\rn¢. :_ 4-..\n¢lmrn In Us nm\ Mn Albert .1.____ _._
Q mm. | (mia at an E. a. Carrlgu: mme.
Hn. J oe Love. who livn i ll!~:JEv¢uuu» |- .__ -_ ..e nt llllll.'I¢llJ rn :n u¢ u»n v - - - .I 1. d I I t b:;'. , : , ' - ' w. : , " . : : , :¢'|p°|§||.|- Johnson.Dr.Harry P.Dewey
....__ \l!nnunolll.thnaf to lsbofa powers.Haed for ever a meek with lnfhm
S O U T H D A K O T A
H a m a n n m s s o x n u
( C o n t i n u e d t r o m p a g e o n e )
br i d ge a n d F o r re s t Ci t y .
Th e b r i d l e a t W h e e l e r h a a a i n t
sp an s o f ar e fee t an d a t Pi e rr e si x
span s o f $ 36 fee t an d 3 00 tee t. The
br i d g e s w e r e b u i l t a ft er c o n s u l t a -
ti o n w it h l e ad i ng en g in e er s .P i e r ;
w e r e a u n k b y z l r e d d n z a n d c o r n -
prao aed al t ln fo und ati on c ond iti ons
wh ic h r eq u ir e d ca r efu l sr o rk .
Th e a n l c l e a l e r c r l h l n g th e c o n -
ad ru et lo n o f th e hr l dl tl l il In te rven -
l n ; a t t h l a t i m e w i t h t h e N e b r a s -
ka - l o e r a b r i d l e p ro p o s i t i on s b e l n g
to tt al de rl d.In t h e l a n l e g i s l a t u r e
th e a o lo n s s p en t d a ys a rg u in g p r o
a n d c a n o n th e m e r i t :o f b r i d g e
co n a d n u r t l o n p l an e i n t h l a m u .
n o s e e t h D a k o t a b r i d g e : a t t h e
fl rs to sr n s w er e c on st r uc t ed u n de r
va r i o u s con dl tl ona , ea ch o n e o f
t h e m d r l n e p r o b l e m s t o e n g d m r a .
Bu t th ey w er e b ui lt w it h ou t a gr ea t
d n l o f c o a t a n d l u ve p r o ve d o f
va l u e t o t h e p e o p l e o f t h e sta te,
th e n ow b a r e n o lz a n d l ca p i n g e t -
li n g a c r os s t he l dl s s ou r l .
H r .l l a h e r hell evca Ne hr a nl ta .
wi t h g re a te r r e ao d rc e a a nd s t ar g
e r p o p u l a t l o n t h a n S o u t h D a k o t a .
co o d d e m u l a t e t h e s t a t : b o u n d i n g
N e b n a l t a o n t h e n o n h .H e l a a
bo o st e r for th e B l a ir br i dg e , w hi c h
'h e b el l e ve l w o u l d b e a [ r e a l h e n c -
fl t no t o nl y t o t h e e m n m nn l t y s u r -
ro u n d i n g F r em o n t , b u t th e c i t y a s
1 e l l .Th e l l l a a o u l l r i ve r a t B l a i r
is n ew c ro s s e d b y a fer r y .
u s n o n x r u t . : s r 1 . r : . \ m 'z t
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M e r d h a t t l l - - _ - : - . . - - . . . . . . l
Sc hu y le r - - - . -. - - - - . . - ; I
B l a l r - . . - - - - - - - . - . . . - - . . . . - |
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H o o p e r - . - - - . . . . . . - - - . - - a
l l o n n l c h Fi r e s t o n e :- - - J
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Sc r i b ne r 4 tto nn lc lr F ire st on es 2
un i n n i n g s . tl r a t g a m e ) .i l o n n l c h Flre sto nes 12 . Sc ri bn er
3 (a eo on d g am e} .il l a l r .rs . N o r t h B e n d 4 .s
lt e r c ha n t s g .Sn yd er 4 { 0 r a t
n m o l .at sr ch sl ra e .Sn y d er a (sec ond
ga m e ) .Sc h uy l e r I. H o op e r 1 ( ll r al fam e )H o o p e r a .Sc hu yl er 3 [sec ond
na m e) .
D H E A C O L L E G E : t e n s
Th e n e w c h u r c h a t Co u nc l l
Bl u ffs eras dedic ated la a t S u n da y .
Th e r o d e n t s w h o at te nd ed th e
dsdl cat ion w e r e A n n a La n g e .
Isoulaa Chr ls ans en.E r a C h r l a t e n -
ae n , A lt r e d Jen s e n . La u r l l x P e t e r -
ae n a n d P a ul it u r nu a se n .
Th a lttaaes Lo u ls e Ols en a n d
Be r t ha C lt a l le . bo t h o t Ja n e t ,ll»»
a n d -killed Nlela ell.a t E l k h o r n .
111 11. er ars r lsl tor s a t Dan a d uri ngpa r t of t h e w e e k- e n d .
Th e au dl t or s we r e co nve ne d t o
ao d l t t h e r e ro r d a l a st w ee k .
An yo n e w ho p a ss e s b y Da n a c ol -
le ge =heae days m a y pe rh ap s ll n d
so me pe r so n r u n n i n g a t l o r so me
l h l n Ih l a d ll a ;a r i n l n h u a n n u m
de n t s t o g e t l n h ot t e r co n d i t io n w rthetl c id da y ac t lr l tl c s wh i c h l l l l
he h e l d h e r e ne xt e re ek .W e e x -pect to ac e an m e va r y t n t e r r n l n lco nt c el s l a th i s m e e t b e t w e e n t h e
atude nta.
Th e D a n a C o l l c a e hac cal an rca te
se r vic e s w i l l h e he l d n t a o c lo e l¢ .
Su n d a y a r e u l n t .M a y r s .a t t h e
Da n i s h L u t h er a n c h u r c h .Th e a c r -
mo n e rl l t b e d el l rs r ed by Re v. M ar -tt o l l e al s n d. Ph . D. . di r ec t o r o t r r -tl g lo u a e d u ca t i on a t S t . O l nfs Co l -
lege.
Th e c o n ve n ti o n o e g t n a Ju n e Ti l l
P e o p l e fr o m o u r r a r l o n a c o n g r e g v
tt o ns ot th e B y uo d s w i l l b e h c r a .
Li a n ! o f t h e s o d e nl a a r e P l l l l l t l l l l
to r em a i n t o r l t .Th l e e r ll lh a ve r y
hcnet lclal t o r a l l a n d n o o n e w i l l
r e l r e l t h a t h e r e m l l n e t l .
Th e En g li s h d e o l a m r o r y con»
teal wi ll he hel d F rid ay. Bd ay 21, at
s p . m .Th e r e a r e c o n t e s t a n t s l n
or a o r 1 e e l . d r a m a t i c a n d h u m o r o u s
selections.C o m e a n d en i o y th c
eve n i n g a t D o n a !I
Th e 1921 D a n l n n t l l l b e t h e
l n r g e a t a n n u a l t h a t h i s e ve r b e e n
p u t o u t h r Da n a C o l le g e .W h e nco mp le te i t srl ll co n s l st o t 2 0 |
nsaes.l t o n e s e r l l l b e d e vo t e d l o
the a dm ta st ra tlo n. o la aa es de p a r t -
me nt s an d se mi na r y. e rh ll e th e mu -
al c d ep a rt m en t ar lt l b e g i ve n 22
pa l e s .Ao tl r lt le s a n d a t h l e t l u
wi l l e a c h r e c e i ve r t a n d 18 pag es
re en e c lr s lr .Th e a l u r n n l w l l l a l s o
he g l r e n m o r e e n a c e t h a n l t h a src ce l re d l n Il a n l s n s o t fo r m e r
re a ra .Ca m pu s l l fe w i l l h e g i ve n
54 page s. vrh lch er tll gle e ns a n Iles
Fr i d a y - - D r . C . G . C l a rk o n " L e e r
En fo r ce me n t. " .S u n d a y - - D r . O r o r a 3 D a vi s , D r .
0. W . 8. \Ict`,'a1l D r . l i . F . S n a r k .
D r . A .A..Stock dale.
M o n d a y - M a y o r Ber tha K .L a n -
dee,Seat tle,Air.C a r l vr o o m a t t .
Tu e s d a y - D r .Ro c k w e l l H a r m o n
Po t er .M r . F r e d B.Bm lt ll .
W e tl xr ee da y- Pr nt .L u t h e r A .W e l t l e . S o c re t a fr Ja m e s L . B a r o n .
C l I R I S T Z A N C H U R C H
w . B . F . R o b b , P | | [ g |
Ni n e t y - a l x att en dan ce a t Bi b l e
ec ho o l l as t S un d ay .F i n e , b u t w e
m n d o b e t t e r , e n d w e m u s t .125
n e x t S u n d a y la ubotll.r i g h t .O f
co ur se w e a n h a ve t h e m i f w e
t vo r k fo r t h a t n u r n h c r .
N o p r e a c h i n g services i n t h e
m o r n i n g o n acco unt o f M e m o r i a l
ser vic e..Chr ta tin rt E n d e a vo r se rvic e a t
se ve n ia.ro .Pr e ac h in g n t ei g h t .
So bi e et o f t h e eve ni ng se r mo n: "S t
G r e a t Qo s a ti o n a n d .a P r o fo u n d
A n s w e r " .
Pr a y e r me e t i n g W e d n e s da y e ve -
n i n g o t e ve r y w c e l t u n l e s s o t h e r -
wi se a nn ou nc ed .W e a r e b a c h l t t B l a d r l i vi n g a t
4 0 2 W e s t L i n c o l n S t .P h o n e N o .
Gr ee n 1 49 .Ou r n a me is no t i n t h e
p h o n o b o o k y e t , b u t w i l l b e s o o n .W e e r e h e r e t o a e n e f i f w e a n
he l p y ou i n o ny va a y , l o t t n k n o w .
Aa w e se e i t , t h e c h ur c h i a s e t i n
t h e c o m m u n i t y t o astro t h e lonl..
l f t h e c h u r c h fe l l a I n t h i s i t h a s
fa il e d al t og et h er .Yo u c an h e lp u n...r r t.. ur.n f 1 1 - l r n r n i n |l u de n l. l .t .at.Ia asIll arms?W e f u l sure
I
tint of the week, where Mr. Rus-Imontha with her brother. II. L. when they expect to farm this
Mrs.Russell hue made many ht St. Louis. Mo zviit. diyfriends,who are sorry to hzvel There is a noticeable abmncc of 1 Mn. Myrtle Maw and rlauglt¢r.i
§Ii `d 2 " " f " " " `i-3,3 Wana -,;g=__»=_=;,-_- muh-,irq
Ji* '*!'!"'°."°!"!l'£"'*'"*i:»mu:r"»r um nm .M-u-I "QJv l l l a u u u n u | n u \ u .g _ _ "D l l e H a l b e r t c z r n e u p ' m m ¢i i l n i l h l .
Blair Milling Co.iWlll vi.l.it friends gt Luamh and
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USED CARS
IORD lL'I)0R (New Paint 8: Relnliit Motor)s
STEPHENS 4 Pxseenger,New 'fires ...(First condition!
ma n mL ' n 1 xG c s ri'¢`f§ min. Rims.
Erin Good Tiree)---....-
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Mr.end Lire.John Dornaeker'
emi iittle daughter, Bernloe, of the
southern part of the county, were
Ilair visitors yesterday and made
n pleuant coil at The Enterpriseoffice.They were on their way
to attend the birthily party ofMrs.Fred Dornaeker who live;
Mr. and Mm. Cori Spring Ind
Mr. anfl Mrs. Will llenlex come up
from Omaha lest Friday evening
to attend the graduation exercisesa* the dty hall.Their nephew,
Hoycl Hin: was o member of the
tins.:
W 1.w e s t o f K e n n a n i .I ~a l t e r ? ' " i ' Y `6 7 M H *
Mr. Dan Phlliipe, who recentlypurehaned the Carl Hebner place
west of Blair,in making many
impro\et\lenL¢.He is putting in
new fences, remodeling the build»
ings and connecting up with theeltl electric liirht line l.!lll when he
vrnukee, Wie., arrwed lest Fridayfor u visit with her nieces, Mn.
C. C. Ven Deuen and ilu. Chu.
MtComb and families of this city.
Mn .Drury has often visited in
Blair, the last visit being four
yean ago.-
u . .su n ilsuillmtino nr miti-
f l u u u u :l n n n l : e v e n v 1 n u . . . _
Juliue and wife returned to Blair
Monday evening.
Hr.and Mrs.Wm.Fraser of
Lincoln, Nebr., and Henry Allen,
l u n u n u m :w u r :F | l \l l | ' l I w l -
t e n t h e r o a d t o t h e fe r r y i s a n n :
r e e d y fo r t r a ve l a n d t o u r i s t : m u y
be seen passing through Blair by
the short rut from Hiuoori Valley
brother of Mrs. Fruey, of Chic- .to l"remo:|L°P°° Feliz, Mase. have been spend- I Supl. D. V. Honor will attend
"? the PP* week nt W? home of the Iowa Bute Ultleeniiy ot loin
their cousin, Mrs.John hlcliuy. llllty this summer working tornnl
The;teft.'l'uesJly mornmg for his mutaen degree.Hn. Hau erLincoln by way °f uuto.\1-ul n e w :goin nt Mnnunpide
Fifteen or twenty auto gud, of Colleen et Sioux City when sheyoungllethodlelsfrom01118113hu spent N N N !summen.
crane to Blair lest Sundny am!!W ad h u been received by
held an Epwprth League "PW "friends here from A. B. Hilchmln";'=="?=ag 10 loenl 'f¥h°'|i*';who left for point; in Tern tlut
cation with her parenus, llf. end
Mrs. C. N. Hanlon.At MedicineBow she wil! \i1\it Mrs. Joe Tim-
fperley, formerly Katherine Ryde,
dlughter of 5ir.,|.n¢I Hn .Joh:Hy de who Ilreai in Bhir :nerd
iy ezn qo.
i me m AB OUT NEB RA SK A
'Then were 561,709 married reo-
ple in Nebraska In 1925.'Footewere1,888 divorces m e n d .or
2.88 percent of the married folk!
were dlroreed during that y ur.Neruda. Oregon, Texan. Hinoori
emi Florida. led in order in the
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li ll mu r e u u r .a rlssfngc r lrrrmanur.w w ~u m w -us uuuu uv Mu =\"= l \l;l} vvun'mon, Bl:|t)l.\n.l came ln aaiunlay2920 Fonu (wish Box)--°''--25.00 f°f*=§\=\° suburban *":m=;HMf P195 for an over SundayLvisE \l__§h¢theyHome
for ss1923 FORD FOUR DOOR SEDAN 215.00 wx" '. . ' fJ ' r ' =' ° ' .; " . ',;°" "f"'.°:.;\ nl sz C(an m I pnor1926 (.HE't ROLET TUURIZNG (het Paint, Rr moving on the farm.
ground Mawr)-........3150qm e m s n ' r o m m z a (Nur Paint a runnin lrldnr)xscmo \ Mn. q=¢»r.c==»=-r is looking for
names IJ!1111.uerma cnnmuqgandMrs.w J.Kuophmn.She
was on her way £6 Salt Lake City
with her hubrld whom she met in
Orlmhl arm- her visit in Blair.n --|i`iL`f' -Fn`S"{I=¢IFi'au 'é`}T£Z} azT§"§Ii
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st a ti o n er y .
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. _ _ . _ . . - _ - _ . . .ss h is t oo ls .W h en ever . t he re fo re ,
ea sfon e i s :e c o ru nn i n; a bo u t ln a ne p o a r e n l l ;aiml ess a n d e c c e n r l s2 ~ l 0 ' r l C z ' m C n B a r ' z o n s l m e a n s r .th e oh s e r r o r w i l l kliosr
e o r z o s r a r r :
s v x r a O P N E B R A S K A 1
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W a s h i n g t o n Co un t -I.1
H e n r y M e n e h t M W
l n t h e C o u n t y C o u r t .
l n u m M a n o r o f t h e E s a t e o f
An a s L i n d e n D e c e a s e d :
To t he Cr ed it o rs o f S ai d 1l s ta te z
Y o u a r e ll e r e by N o ti fi e d . 'I'§_ l ¥ I
tha t on e ol t he b iol og y st xt de ut s is
el te m p i n; t o c a tc h s om e b ut t er fly .
Th e stud ents en r o l l e d t o r this
co u r s e a r e r e qu i r e d to h a ve a c o r -
ta t n n um b e r o f In s e ct s a n d b u n t o
th ei r possession b o r o n l b s close
of t h e s c h o o l y e a r .
" D H I" F t c k e m !" B o "Bt lr c ho m
h e r e be en bu s y o n th e ca m pu s
er e c tl a g n e w poles fo r t h e lo ca l
poaf cr co m pa n y th e pa st week.
Th i s was neces sary t o contorun
at D e na .A p a rt o f t h e H2 7 D an i c a
ha s b ee n s e n t t o t h e pub li sh er s,
s a d 1 w i l l b e co m p l e t e d a n d l s -
su e d t h e la st w e e k o r t h i s sch ool
ye ar .
Th e m e t r e d o r m i t o r y , w h i c h t e s
re ce n tl y com pl et ed s a d in sp eo tr d.
ls n e w b e i n g tu m l a t wl g h r o us h t h u
co ur te sy a n d a i o o f Yo u n g P e o -
C e n g r e l r l o n s i h r o u s h o w t h e B ya -
ozl . l or r l h l c h t h e sch ool ls vc r !
¢r et el u1
I n m t h o f t i e spacious ro o m s
wil l h e t wil l b eds .t sro st udy Id ttc e,
Is r o s tr a ig h t ba ck c h ai rs .a n a r m
ch ai r. a o rc ss er a nd a b ul l!-i n ho ok
case.O o c r r r y H o u r the re . a re
u v \ s u l |wen ; vu -y o u w i l l .
' T R I N I T Y z . | " r u § : R A N c l w a c u
W . L i n c o l n & 2 n d S t r e e t
H e n r y J. W e : n i n g , P a s t o r e
W e a r e a g a i n b a r i n g a s u m m e r
sc h o o l o f o h a l f o d a y t o g i ve L h e
ch i l dr e n m o r e ch r i st i a n tr a i n i n g ,
wh i c h m a n y fi n a l l y c o n si d e r a n e -
cceaily.A l l in t ee t sl c é w i l l b e
we\co"ne.N e x i . Th u r l d n y e ve n i n g a t 7 : 3 8
Chr'Iat'a Ascension will be olos-erved
in a s pe c i a l IInl rl le h s er vi ce .Th e
c h o i r w i l ! r e n d e r o s o n g .
Am e r i c a n L u t h e r a n S.S .m l
ma ronos-nm Taocx -......mom
Come in and Look 'em over
llRONSON CBEVROLE'l` co.
I: lair,Nebraska
.. v . . . _ _- r -.--.. ... . ._. _. . . -kett, Nebr., and her sister, Mrs.
Nellie Miller Alexander of N. Y.City, both of whom will arrive the
latter part of the week for a short
visit before going on to Portland,Oregon about June s to visit an-
other daughter und sister.Mm.
Alexander will he remembered bymany Blair friends and is a noted
sculptor of New York City
I l l .l l l l l I a l l a .n u l l .r l x w a n s n u
came over from ilissouri Valley
last Sunllny morning and visited
null! Monday evening at the porenlal, John MtCneken home. They
were packim: their houwholti ef-
fects preparatory to moving them
to their new home.They have
been llviing in furnished room: theputt few month: but have rentel
a threeroffua apartment when.e L . . . - . . . .- . . _ . I . . . . » . . \ . \ -
JIlay '°"'""""" "' " " " " " " " " " "nw illI ulu nnuul n ullu uuu svnDakota high school |111 will take the pan few yean and lt le hoped
summer school work at SPl\"*8'um he will have | speedy returnfieldbeforecomingtoBlairtoto ;.,"n},.
spend ber ueation.She expecu \Rev. Carl r h to M guest of
}§»'i'"{.".2§. South Dakota in the 3- Bolton La;ma:| in attendance at
o the Pntional Council of the Con-
Mim llalie Sorensen camo in gregatlorlll Church in Omalm fora
lan night from Chicago to vbit day or two this week.Ho han alsol.:r uncle, Jorgen Sorensen. who hwn gmqwd 10 fm; while therelives a-oulh ol town and to attend luith Dr. Allen A Stockdale, pu-
n l v e m c i u w w i l l u l v \ : v \ _ l u \w u
the college In carried at $2.l?0»0°0~
s The Nebraska 1927 ledshhzuappropriated831,000,000 f o r t h
two yeln ending Junno 30, 3928.
Of this amount $4,500,000 il a
mill levy to take up tha cl-didt Im
the :tate treuury.g
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M r s .W a l l e r P e t e r s e n l m l fa m ~
il y .o f west.o f B l a i r .en j o y: . I a
v i m fr o m h u al a le r M r s .Ph i l i p
F l r l h ; r m o l l a n d c h i l d r e n o f O m a h a
l u i we ek .M r s .M c D e r m o t t w a s
fo r m e r l y M i n l 'Id '| a S m i t h o f l h l s l
ci ty a n d ls a me m be r of th e a lu mn i
associ ation.He r hu s b a nd c a me u p
S n t u n l a y a f w m o o n t o .attend a
bn n qu u t w hi c h w a x p la n n ed fo r h e r
cl a m s : h m o w n i : \ g, a n d b o t h w e r e
s o n g t o he a r t h a t i t h a d be en
r i vc n u p .Mr . P e l er a e a t oo k th e m
l n O m a h a S u n d a y .
Be a t r i ce a n d N o n a Ir e l a n d r e -
ce i ve d w o n !fr o m t h e i r cou si n.
th e hi g l n a c h o o l a l u m n i o f wh i c h
s h e i s u m e m b e r .Mi ss So re n se n
u n a a fm : n e r l l l a i r g i r l b u t f o r
t h e p : u \l h r e e y e a r s h a s be en a
nu r s e i n t h e L n i 1 . e n i t y o f Il i i n o i s
hospi tal.S h o w i l l vislil.u ab o r t
t i m e b e fo r e g o i n : t o De s M o i ne s .
Io w a t o see h e r a l l cl ar a m a l e ,
M r s . P a u l i n e E l l e r R o u h .
M r s . I b n W i l l i a m s a n d c h l h i r e n
as r ive cl fro m M ah an . C al ifo rn ia o n
\\e d: \o nd a3 o f la st w R\ k. M rs . wi |~
li a n u c a m e u a a t te n d t h e z r a r l u u -
lm n ex e rc is es , a s he r s is te r , Bl is s
H e l e n S c h e f fl e r w a s a m e m b e r o f
the class.She al so ca me to a tte nd
i l u m e e t i n g o f t h e A l u m n i » \ " ° § fj
t o r o f F i n ! C o n g r e g a t i o n a l c h u r c h
To l e do , Oi u l o. w h o i \ L o be o ne o f
g l h e m a i n s p e a k e n a t t h e N a t i o n a l
Co un ci l.
Th e A .I. .A u x i l i a r y w i l l m e t !
i n fr o n t o f Sc h e ffl e r a H a l l B u n
l n r m o r n l n g a t 1 0 : 4 5 a n d ma ns h
ur i lh L ho W . R . C . t o t h e C i ty Ha l l
fo r M e m o d d ser vic es.A l s o o n
H u m l n y a ft e r n o o n f o r De c or a ti o n
D a y P r o g r a m .Me m b e r s a n r e -
q u e s t e d t o h e a t t h e C i t y H a l l l l .
. 9 : 4 5 M o n d ay m o r n i n ; to g o t o t h e
c n m e l e r y a c c o r d i n g t o p r o g r a m .
U n i t l 'l !l l \ l Q n L
l i n .H .L .Jo h n s o n l m l t w o
M l m li e a t n a n u r a vr .u l l " -r l a u g h t e r o f M r . a n d M n . U . f r
[ l a r g e r o f t h i s c i l v . m l M r . F r m
D .R o e l g e n o f W a l l L a k e , Iq w g ,
w e r e uldtegl i n m a r r i a g e a t t h e
h o m o f t h e b r i d e o n w e s t S o u t h
st r e e t ye s te r da y aft e r - w o n .I h r
25 a l. t wo o 'c l o ek . Re v.W . H . B .
R o b b o l t h e C h l i » . t i 'm r h u r c h o f-
fzr ua li ng E1 t h e nn - .Ȣ-o f t h e
fa m l v a n d a fm a l m a 'r e n Ja a n d
re l a dve a ...'I
"Phu r o o m s w e r e d n o r a t u l i n
p i n k a n d blu e,th e cnlnr a a h e m t
ol ' th e vr ed ll in v :a vr -a a of t he b ri de
: n fl b r i d e s m a i l .Th e bH . le '| ' !i\ U. 'f. l l im f. M i ld re d
u n br i de s ma i d a n d K a r l fl a -
OR SATURDAY, MAY 28th
HATS! All Styles, Shapes, large and small, all colors
at reducedprices ior SATURDAY the 28th ONLY.
MRS. T. c. HILTON, TheMillin¢\-
»1 ¢4
May Time Dresses
`in all the New Shades and Styles
Made in Flat Grapes, Crepe de Chimes, Georgettes, Batistes,
Rayon, Pongees and many other kinda of coolsummer goods
~\.Child ren`s and Misses
~`D R 1 § s s E s
i ~~Irom2taHy¢an /
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All Coats on Hand Go at Reduced Pnce
to c lo s e the m o ut.Ma ny of thes e Coa ts are
of the ve ry Be s t Ma ts ri al a nd la te s t de s i gns
F U R ' r a l m z x u m
OR SATURDAY, MAY 28th
HATS! All Styles, Shapes, large and small, all colors
at reducedprices ior SATURDAY the 28th ONLY.
MRS. T. c. HILTON, TheMillin¢\-
Decoration Day and
May Time Dresses
`in all the New Shades and Styles
Made in Flat Grapes, Crepe de Chimes, Georgettes, Batistes,
Rayon, Pongees and many other kinda of coolsummer goods
~\.Childrens and Misses
~D R E s s E s
i ~~ ~Irom2taHy¢an /
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All Coats on Hand Go at Reduced Pnce
to c lo s e the m o ut.Ma ny of thes e Coa ts are
of the ve ry Be s t Ma ts ri al a nd la te s t de s i gns
F U R ' r a l m z x u m
pr e s en t a ti o n o f cl a im s sg a ln s t
s a i d E s t a t e i s t h r e e m o n t h s fr o m
t h e 1 5 t h d a y o f Ju n e A . D . 1 9 2 7 .
a n d t h e t i m e l i m i t e d f o r p s y m e n t
o f ne bt s i s O n e Y e a r fr o m ssl~l25 t h d a r o f Ju n e. 1 92 1 .|
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Se a l ol'a i d C o u n t y G o u t ,th is
25 t h d a y e l Ma y , l 9 2 'a '.( S E A L ).x . C . E L L F IR .11 -s t.Co u n t y . l o d g e
n m l n .z u ' r r m n . s o x B A T T I N U
R a l l r s n s
( F r o m h e m o n l . 'r r l l a n u e l
- o #B l a i r h i t t e r s s u r e c l o u t l n r t l a s
ba l l S un d a y m e r a n no a h i s s c o r eo n N o r t h B a u d o n t h e B l a i r l o t t o
w i l l b y t h e s c o r e n t a s l o l .Th e
\ | . ; h 1 n ¢ l n a connl lmns be g a n l oa n d Jo h n n y H e l t o n i n t h e l o e r l h
l n n l a s ; a a t l : e M o r a l : B e n e s o u t h
psur sm s re li e ve d b y Re bl n ao n i nt h e M t n .This £1-=n o t st o p th e
h l s t l a g a m m o a n d l l s r t m e n r e -ll e r e d R o b i n so n i n t h e a ls h l h .U s
ha s t h e B l a ir l e e m l z l tl e e s t h e r e
m s l n d e r e l th e ga me .
B l l l l"l ck s no we d la ls o s\ |Jo: |» us
el sl l t hl l s an d s tr u ck n n nl n a m e n .
H e a l s o h a d th e hig he st o s t t l n la r e r e n l t h e g a m e e l l h l h r e a i l uo n t m r f o n r ti m e s e t o s t . o n e o f
s i l c h m e a d a u b l e .V a r b o r l l s n d 0 e u l h e n . e a c h w i t h3 ° k i t s , l e d t h e l l l o r l l Be e n u s e
r s .n l l e s r l n s l s t h e s o m m s r i :
t i m el i mi n a ti o n r o u n d l m ju s
be en co m pl e te d a n d lm e es e i n u r -
es t ls h el p ; s h o wn a mo n g t h e fn 2 »
lowe rs n t th e d llle uen: pl sysr s as tosl as t w i l l b e th e o r r e o m e o f th e
se c on d r o un d .C l e m V i ; a n d P e : -
e r ? e t e r s e n seem t o h e th e m o n
fa vo r e d o f th e vi c t o r s .Th e y w o n
bo t h t he i r m a tc h e s by a s 0 . s m ! s
e-s se t.Al l p r ed i c t i o ns p o l nt l o sfa s t a n d e s c lt l n | g a me w he n lh e s et v o re cq ss la rs mee t." C l e a n "
vi g m a u l e d t o ta ke h i s ga m efr o m A r t Th o m p s o n b y t i o 6-3
sets.Ls ur l ts Y e e rs e n an d P ro fes -
so r L. C . 'Bn nd pn ep d F l a r e d : w oIn s t se t s w hi c h sl r . B un d n a ra w a sl n s l l f a b l e t n n o s e o u t l n t h e l c v!
o n l i sft e r n l l r l n s on e den ce setwhi ch en de d 8 -1 . end a not he r c lo se
set wh ic h en ne d s~ 4.Jo e l i l o l l c ra n d A r t B e h r e n s we r e an o th e rsloa ely ma tc he d ps l r .Jo e ll na ll ysqneessuiA r t o u t o l t h e r u n n i n g
s t u : p l a r l n s e e s d e n c e s s l w h i c he n d e d I4 l n Jo e s h vn t a n d e fe s ts s s d .so l ln e me es d ou bl es o nl y
on e s a m e h a s be es re co rd e d. t ha to f Th o m p s o n a n d ll y l l a l a l s e n d s
Kl o l le r en d Pe t e rs e n .K j o l l e r e m lPe te r se n s rn n t hi s s am e w it h c om -ps rs li s e el se .In t h e ¢l r l's s in g le sMissHa n s e n to o k l u n h s l sets
fr om M is s Pe de rs en .l n he t nl zc ddou bl es o n l y o n e l a m e ha s be en
rec ord ed.L a r s e n a n d Jen sen s e r -so s Je n s e n a n d Ni e l s en l e m u l c h
La r s en a nd Jen s e n c n ne o ut l a : h elea d.Al l t e n n i s se m en sh o ul d b e
D i l l " 'd o l ! a s soon sa nos lb le fo r
th e .l i me l s ae t l ln g s ll s r t e n d th e
.- _Th e A fa p e l l e elmolr w i l l si n s
s t l h e D e n i a l ;L u t h e r a n c h u r c h nl.
D r u m Su n d a y mo : n i e s .th e 29121.
Th e c h o i r h u b e e n m a l s l n g r e c k -
e n d t r i p s e ve r s l n c e L u ei gh t ee nda y :o ur a nd s rl ll c on ti nu e do in g sou m l l J u n e 5 .w h e n a c o n c e r t w i l lb e g i ve n l n Uo un cl l B l u m .l o n .
Th e c la o fr wi l l a pp e ar se ver a l g lm u
du r i n g t h e c o n ve n t i o n ,l a n ; i t s
le s : a pp e sr a ac e S u nd a y sl l e r un o n .
Ju n e s z .
Th e l l r l s 'ch or us .co ns is ti ng o t
s h e fo r m e r g l r l s 'octe tte a n d l b s
gi r l s t a k i n g vo i c e . a r e p r a c t l c l n l
o n Lle nde taa olu fs " H y m n o i
Pre ise ."w h i c h w i l l be :e s d cr o d
co mm en c em en t ni g h t .
On e o l ' h e m o s ! s u c c e s s fu l c o n -ce rl s :h e D a n s C u l l e n A Ca pe ll a
ch o i r h a s gl e a n thi s se as on u e s
r e n d e r e l In t h e h i g h sch ool s u d !-
ln r l u m o l 'Sh e l by . lo w s .sl ay s n.
Th e we at he r urea ve r y fa vor a bl e .
al th o ug h 1 : s h re s le n ed ln re i n e er -er n l ti me r.Ap p rn x lm s te l y fo u rhu n d r e d peo ple at en d e d t hi s co u -ce rt .Aft e r llae le st n u m b e r l m lbe en gi ve n th e end len ce rem-nlned
s e a m !s s l co nt in ue d s p p l s u d l n t
so la e sr l l ly Ih s l t h e s l n g e n s w r c
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Omaha Sunday.They also attend-coin b-aides 1 few useful uticlea.egethe show li\¢=1 at me Riviera'A picnic dinner was held at the
t atm 1: the afternoon.Haney xhool Saturday but on uc-Ifldward Parlor and David count of the windy wather theHalley spent the week-end at the ' crowd wu forced to renuln inside
Thomas Fowler home of near Ari- E while euin .t'l;eir dinner.In thei|18¢0Il llfternoon hill and 'nriousl i l l i Ronlie Foley, who 13,renee took place,which everyone
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Fr i d a y e ve n i n g vue w a i l a t t e n d e d .
Th e school di r ec t or ,N r .Je r r y
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chunk Bunday d u n c a n andarming.A fldr rind crowd wasin attendance.jfhc amount taken
lr. was $38 with about no expenvel.Th! ialiet felt they did #Emilewel! in clearing around $28.up-r consisting of potato aim;undwic ha.pickin,ak a,pie.enum pulh and cofien wu serv-
ed amlIn the evening ins c znm
and pop were also said.Sunday dinner guest.: at AdolphWulfx' were: Hr. Ind Hrs.Pele
I*suI Ilssl of Winslow.Hrs.Fred Knulsen spent lsnweek with her dsughter, Mn. Ed-gar Larsen st Admsh.Mrs. Lar-
sen was on tht' sick list. Mr. Knut-sen and Laura drove up there onSunday and grought Hrs. Xnutsen
home.Monday wlers at Adolh Wulfs'were: Hr. and Mrs. K.. Chris-lrnsma of Florence. Chris snd Dr.
i"ned Christensen and 51|s. Greta
Cndstensen.The Sl. Paul Lsdien' Aid meetsst the home of Mrs. Csrl Rasmus-
mcmbor of tho clutLloa lleuler shelled corn i n t
Monday.mr. and Hrs. By ron nm and
this Anon nn In attendance at
Lhh alumni reunion Int Saturday
euuinx, la Blair.Ur. abd Mrs. T. K. Iverson and
dsughten welt Su v dinner
[Utah nt pan C.Chrluoaaen
nomo at Spihr.
Eleanor and Flomaea Dixon and
:LienSed the box loclal lt th e
Bono school.The Bisou Edith and Gertrude
Wardtk-closed a yur of success-
ful $211001 work in the Blsble dill-rict by hlvirg s neighborhood plc~
nic Tunday.Both have hun ro-
o!ecIad there for next yur.'Ihuy
plan £0 be nay lo school plrt ol'
_ thdr vlcltion.
Friday evenuing.'Mr.and Mrs.Chris Hin:and
lon,Floyd took Sunday dinneruith Hn. Hina' brotha! sad wife.
Hr. and Hn. Carl. Spring of Ben-son. a
1 Mr s Mary Barry spent last
Week l\'ill| her son, John and fam
ily.She rotumed 242| Bild! Sunday.
Mr. nth] lin. wiibur Shlpps of
wut of Ilhir spent. Sunday liter-
at ihe home of Mn. Robert Rumunen on Wednesday afternoon,
June lat.Dena College A Capella Choir*
"'3"If;. Agnoq Caldwell of Biluir,:L O N G ~
hu been spending th e p ut woweeks lt the home of her sister,Mr.and Mn .John .Mebonnhi
Hn. Glen 811 and Russell went to the Giendalemrfiffgrd 3-=f -wg school Int Friday where they en»
o vm eco I e nMn .J o e J wm : ml D°r°\h¥| suna .mrmin wiu1.Hrs. pin-.i°?°d the closing day n rn.
Y Hin lly rtle Mc Donald taught otT n !Wednesday dternoon with geline Rav-un; school the past year
rs. chru Benson.me meu m- wok Sunda y dh-|The Lineoin school closed Frid.\y|.'rm graduation exercise: for thewith o program end picnic et gm ner vim Mr. end Mrs. bleu Ru!The Kindred Merry lhkers'
wil! »g~f= e eoneen at the Denixh
ehun:et Orum next Sundey, Hey80 at ten o'elock.No qlmhdon
charged.
school house.At eleven-thirty eshort program wer given by thepupils:fuer which mhe eighth
grade pupils gave a program ufollows:Selulatory Address, br
L o u th Rasmussen;Clue Pro-ghev by Opel Xohr; Chu Historyy Norman Wulf; Luk Wiki endTestamentby Leroy Ruhr and
Glen Poem by Marvin Wulf.Apicnic dinner was enjoyed at noon
Club met Thunday nftemoon,
Hey 19, with Lire. A. E. Dixon..
Swine. buelneu session and eon-vereltion,foliowed by refresh-
ments filled the time.Those pree-enl were:llealamee John end
Ciyde Fitch, J. Bandar me augh-
ler, Wm. Rutledge. Don Metxler,
Fied and Glenn Ray, Herry and
...~n
.Ie
nine tenth grade pupils and thetwo eighth graders proved to he
a eueeeee et the MeC'|My eeheoi
last Thursday evening.Furthermention may be found on another
page ln this iuue.
Hr. and Mn John Heller eellefl
on Mr. end Mn. John Aroneonlaet Saturday evening.
Hn. Chu. l!eDone1d end ebll-
dren of Binh' spent e few days
daugnter o! neu Herman, spent
Saturday evening at the Glen RIS
home.Mi n Eruutine McCoy,who
taught Um put y ear at the Kin-
dnd school, 'lent to Tehmsh Sun-
day evening for m few dw# whituhh nm mm. Roby and sriends.
before going to Fremont when
:he will spend the summer withher cousins, Mr. and Hn. L. V.
Day.Mr. and Hn. R. li. Iwmn ind
fernlly.Hrs.3!.|r¢|ret l\I!|0¥\»
again with their Ender.Eriithh
Warrick, at the home of MllulmdIverson hit Friday night tu re-
ceive an1 study their flnt prob-lem, n guest laurel with embroid-
ery.The pnedrlenl. Maude Coma!-ter urn not there so Anna Plulnen
vice,p|esident,look her pine.
Mildred served refnahme:nt\at'the close of the business meeting.'The dd: are going to meetnt the
Iachool home next Thursdny alter-
noon, lhy 26 and have l picslie
lunch.1
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ADVERTISEM ENT Fon BIDS
Sealed bids wil! be received by
the City Cormcii of the City of
lllzir, Nebraska, covering the furn-ishing and installation complete of
.nil labor Ind materials necessary
for the (allowing improvemenu tothe Munieipai Power Plant of the
City of Blair.
Item 1.Steei stack on Brick
Ba 54" x 110'-0"
.
fo un da ti on s . ld .7 4Q \ bo ¢r d an d p i p
in;:.
It e m 3 .O n e U ) 2 5 0 I I . P . va -
te r t u b e b o i l e r e o m p i e t e w i t h o e t -
t i n g i n d st o ke r .
It e m 4 .B u i l d i n g ad d it i on s t o
ho u s e a b o ve e q u i pm e n t .
It e m 5 .N e w Br ee c hi ng .
S e p n n l e b i d : w i l l b e c o n a i d e n d
o n a n y o f t h e i t e m s a b o ve l i s t e d .
Co m b i n e d hi d e a n t w o o r m o r e
i t e m s w i l l a l s o b e g i ve n fu l l c o n -
zi de r at i on .
Th e e n g in e e fa e st i m a t e d c o s ! o f
t h e a b o ve i m p r o ve m i o t s 1 |$49 ,-
o s o m .
Bi d s x h n l l b e a d d : e u e d m M r .
C .E .K r a u s e .C i t y C l e r k ,B h i r .
Ne b r as k a , a n d s h al t be a cc o m pa n -
ie d b y e e n i fi e d che ck l n t h e
a m o u n t o f n o t l e n t h a n f i ve p e r -
ce n t ( 5 % ) o f t h e p r o p o s a l p r i c e .
A uocu. Nxwsnrm FOBn n n u a n n u m |,...,,,
Amxeor Enom\|l\ \ JU l J1|;.| rr Q
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'Hao Orem school eloaedgro flrltli a. picnic on the school .Dinner was bwuhz and there wasaaabuudan-esof¢oo:| eatso!a!l
~ -ggw paru1ts.wero£na-
n profrarn 'ras ren.after which in cream was servedtoall..Ilia: Gran Barry has
taught than the part two y ears.No teacher has been hired for :nxt
r wnr,r u n n e r c1nimmeni of
Ruins, Wh., and Hr. J. C. Christensen of Whofif. 8 D. wen Honstay dnner (uma at the N. J. An-dtrlnl homo.They also eadllibanml oth er oh ! f rie nd s a rou nd'her had rome ao BlairIll Mill their mother celebrate her
Nth birthday.Hr. and Bra. H. C Larsen anddaughter, lisa louise wen Fre-mont palsenlera 'l'hursday aher
noon.iliac lleta Hansen is having 1|
deg! oi mumps sz the presenttime.Hoirard Jensen ani family are»~1;ff=»;,;==»~ Chevrolet sedan.ra.Chdailanaea and Mr.and Ira. llartin Larsen tara din-ner gmata at H .C. Larsrn' last
Tlmnday.The Boll meek Ladies' Sawing
Gob md im Thondsy ans:noonu lth li n .Peter xsu.A lsrsrenumber were preamt, there being31 mamhen and 7 Halton.Thetimewasarentquiltingafter
'which rdsllr ous lunch was sen-ed.The Eadian are planning to
gg- an entertainment at the Bir-oehook house on Juno 15th.Thursday seming visitors atChris Paterssna' wan:Hr. andilrs. Jens Andersen and daughternm Evelyn of Blair, and uf. mi
Irs. Anlur Andersen of Bgigar.
Glffond Petersen rsturned meirhh llr. and Hrs. Arthur Andersen and will work then for awhileR°r Petersen returned home onFriday after ztaying in Blair du:»
the toohool kann.b g ,p uondhal been raeeired from
lr. and lira. Alfred Skovson, Lyle, were among thoseattendeds g g " a t th e CChristiansenme at Slker E
day, given in.ho:1of o Hr.Ura. Chrlatiansen'a birth annieariaa.About thirty guests 1
present.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Joha:
were ltocnds evening guests a
C. Raarmuaena.Peto Tyson and Pete Jena!!Blair wen Bunday dinner |u
at the Hoarsni Jensen home.Mr.and Mn. Pete Thou
ape-.t Friday afternoon at. J
Sorensen 'Hr. .nam George Rasmus
and Gene, and Raymond Rainsen were Wednesday evenlugitore at H. L1 Raarnn:asens'.
Thurulny evening guests atAlfxe.i Skov Mm' were: Mr.
Mrs. Chris Christiansen and ooren oi Snilzer .md Mr. and ICarl Erickson und daughter.Mr.and M Rlrhanl Ne]and Viola vrer:e`S'unday din
gunz.: at Fred Jenaans.Helen Hansen spent Tuesnight.with Viola Nelson |Geordanna Hansen stayed 1
Ven Human.Leonard Nelson spent Sumahemoon with Harisnd Neisor
The following folks helped IFred Wulf celebrate her birth#
Sunday afternoon:Hr. an d lHenryRuhrandson,Art!Bernard Wulf, llr. and Mrs. ClReel: and Anna, Hr. and Mrs. .
ther Jensen and Arllne and if
'||\'l¢bk| Wulf of Blair.Hr.and Ura.Richarrl Nalspent Saturday at the Hike Nel
home at Irvinaton.Hr. and Hrs. Fred Christian
and son, Carl were Sunday dinguests at the Pate Lorenqen ha
at Blair.lr. and llra. Rasmus Peterand daughter of Role Hill apSunday afternoon at Calle Hsens'In the °""*f=g Mr. and 3:
Hana Wuli ani e ildren vlai
there.Hr and Hn. .Ilm Nelson I
ALL THE PEOPLE Puma No mvonlwas |J
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GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENTw Ask for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD"~Ask for ~BLUE RIBBON BREAD"
NUMBER 19VOLUMB xxxx Su»....'§".?Z'I"$§».Y'§T¥°°S.i"§"$. 'é.....,c.,,, s Hmm, NEBRASKA, JUNE 2, 1921 F r o u n n G u d u S N ! u N t b n lh -
W uldn nm C mn y.
I +MNA CDLLEGE
CLUSES won
Thirty Graduates Coropkle Vari-
ous Courses. Commencement Ph:-
rrctaea June 3.Aiulaml Banquet
Held Wednesday Evening June I.
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nam' AL REA DY E MPL OY ED
Nine Graduates From Blair and
One From Ilerlaa.one-aura
of Total Number hom County.
This week it one of the bwest
of the entire school year at num.Examinations .bqm on Tuesday
moming and will eontinne untilThursdayafternoon.A number
M the students will leave for their
respective homes the latter gn;of the vreek. but the greater share
of the students will remain for the
Convention.The Baccalaureate service was
held in the Dawh Lutheran church
ol Blair Sunday evening, Hay 29.The church was filled to capacity
and a very impressive sermon wsugivenbrDr.la r tln Hegelund,
Director of Rdigiotn Education at
St. ou r College.Dr. Hsgelundbrought greetings to Dans from
the President, Faculty and Soo
Body of St. Olaf College.TheCapella Choir sang one of in so?
lections and like jda Hansen vmably rendered a solo.
'111ursdny evenlnl. Juno 2.at7:16 the Planting of the Ivy vriil
take ptace.This event is becom-
ROA D '
.=- S " * " = f i r m 5 S H O W | N G ~!
Abontasb adapiec e ofronds
can be found anywhere is the road |lcanzling part the Joe Dexinney
farm nonhwest of Blair.
A bridge has been built.,bridging the creek at this place
and in building was raised con-
siderably above the roadway.
The approadaea to this bridge
should have been graded in but
lnrtead the a reaches have beenppIboarded up making abrupt raise of
something over two feet.In driv-ins over this bridge this abrupt
raise nearly throws one from the
car and nukes the road well nighimpasdbleforheavybaulinz
Tbe residents of the c ommunity
say that this condition has exlned
for some time.
GUARD RAIIS BEING nu.u.r
Work on the construction of
about 2000 feet of guard rail on
fills between Blair and Xennard
on the B~Lin=e started yesterday.
George Cronkhite Co., contractors
of Perry, la., are doingtbe job.
I
UFFICERS me
COI.0RED CATCH
'nn came WomanArigde lorShop Lifting.Find .Artkla ln
Their Posaehlorr. Tearlnl Scene
In be County Jail.
BOTH ana OMAZIA CITIZENS
v m . .n f f l s n a u n I » ! m » l o n e A A A ! \ | |
or won;
One Ilundred and Fifty-nine Pupils ~
From Rural seam. rm Eighth ~
Grade Examination. Only Teen- ;
ty Fail. Nearly 90% Successfuhi
BETTER THA N 1925 . m g
Ons Hundred l~'illy-one Passed In I
me and Seventeen Fslled 1927
Average Grades Also Better.
The results of the Eighth Grade
examinations are now ln and havebeentabulated and the results
show an increase both in the num-ber df :while taking the eaamln-
ation and also in the average grade
made.
This year 179 pupils took partin the examination.Ot this num-
ber 159 passed successfully.Of
these. tour had an average gradeabove 9056; eighty-nine were be-`teeen 80 and 9096;forty-seven
between 15 and 80% and nineteenhad averages of 75%.
Last y ear 168 pupils took theexamination and ofthis number
R51 passed.Only one bad an
average above 9095;seventy-tvrobetween 80 and 9096;fifty-one
betvreen 15 and Boss and went!-
leven had averages of 75%.By theme reports it can be seen
that the work of the rural school
isingoodulhapoarldtlla¢1l`| 0¢f°
rec: ofzro~iins and mtamtidns
is nuttin! them on a ln! With the
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and many new ones have aly
ready token sdflltlago of
the half rate oifer of '25cents per year that ls beingoffered through ,tie month
of .lane for sub¢l'lption to
The Enterprise. 2 .
'mn offer i s g p ,to oldand new alibi.Pq as far
bac k or as far ,adunce
as yon like in norestdwon oa _time.We
also can aavs money onallperlodlall, Otlsha pa-
pers included,Ulrich will
mean more to ylll than the
prim of The l w r r d n -
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B-Llno Ddry Cal!rCh\b wut Re-
organise.lh li i l l h l t o H a v e
Pi g c m.ap pu tr io S nn rlns
,Now Claims Att lon. .
r a n n z a s B US Y v mn c n o r s
Next Friday svsninl at 7:8U the
members of tba B-Une Dairy Calf
Club arlll rsorganiee at the Ralph'Widener farm home tvro miles
west of KennsriT h e r e w i l l b e s o m e n e w M " - |
b g n b l ¢ \ | !d l h a | h e l f h n i Q h a l
'nun rum ;*""""'»'2é'§f»»=f»f1."=»'t<»<wc.`or c. mms
;ammo BusyI|__..._Liatinas For Preaaiums Oomplded
And Mat of the Advertisements
Already tn for the I:sir Book
}NW Being Printed.
;l}A TES SETTLED n o n FAIR
'mt-11 Enthusiasm Evideng and ue
Committees I'led Mock Encour-
sgemen in rum W ork.'
The fair board recently held a
meeting and committees were ap-pqinud to take up the buslneu ol'
getting everything in readinessfor the his men which vrlil be
pulled nf! at Arlihlivn, September
20. 21, 22 and za.The boys ln charge of the vrork
arent at it with their naw vim
and already bars practically linednp tb e h d r b o o k a n d tu r n e d th e
copy over to The Enterprise tobe printed.
From all indications it lookslike this rear would again be a
record breaker.
vo a x m z n u m G I R L
ou z s r o r HONOR
Mrs. Clarkson Hallor entertain-
ed lan Wednesday aiternoon corn-
.plilnentary to her sister-ln-law,illra. Helen 'l`11¢r of San Dtlsv.lf?alll'-. nee Helen Halter of this
ldty ._
Tbosa enjoying an aftemoon"at
fond Wm. Hurley, still remain here
and were given an honored placeat the ldsntoriad Day services held
hers on Monday, under the aus-
pices of the American laden ln
,conjunction with Sons of Veterans,
'Spanish War Veterans and Legionlnwulu ry .A eeremondad was glv-»
'en at the grove of one veteran of
the Clvll,Spanish-American and
World War as a representative of
all the departed comrades of allwars.All veterans' graves were
decorated in tha momlng.
Tlle address of the day 'sas (lv-on by Col. G. E. Price, of tba Law
College of Llnieoln.Other num-
bers on the program included:
"America" - Chorus and Audience
Invocation - Rev. Frank Williamsldudc--- . ---»0horna
Address ------
Llneolns G-ettysbung Address
"The Star Spangled Banner"--
----GborusandmldiancaBensdlcdon Ref. J. B. Aeschbaebsr
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rnrmc HEHGRIAL
nn sxnzclsns
s u a . ; u m a s o - n e u a a a . n m
B. r. o. Hall.was Amador.
Parade oe lalolortd llomlag.
Fitting Cannoalaa at Cemetery.
lN"¥ERES'l`ING mx.: AT 1 P. a.
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~wrra co. som
Farmers Invited by Chamber uf
Comments Anand County Board
Meeting ln the Interest of Good
Roads.-
(JRUM ROAD 'IS o l u n c r r v z
Hlgbvray Is Noor A Stats Read.
Taken Over Du ring snow .1
Lastbegislatore.\
Forsornstlma tbseonditlonoftbaroadsc ontlgnonstolltalrbas
been elalmlng the attention M
the members of the Chamber ofCommsresandmneh oratorybss
beenwastadonlbissverpreaant
subject.Tba?onta.nells Highway
slemsto batbabtgdlfflc ulty and
bow to remedy it has been die-eussedfromevsrysngle.Finally
lt was amuse thatlnvltetiolll
abouldbessnt tonvara lpro ln-
insntfarmerstnvltingtbemtobe
prassntan dlnaetlna body withthecountyboardtososwhat
oouldbedonsrelathatotbetnat-
ter.This was dons and at themeeting Toledo!a vary repre-
sentative group mlghtbaseenin
confaranoawltl tbarbody.
ltwaulsimedb y somovrhohsd
not looked into the matter thatloss tori had been done in tba
Blalr dlst1 kt.tb atlsD lst1I dTlo,
thanlnsltbsr d.lrtrlc'tonaor'I"hrea.sdtbo ug ha aa ma ttar olfa c tla lt
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PAY YOU BACK $ .0 5
ON EVERY s W ORTH
YO U B UY
Tho Eddle addresses ynu
`>gruffly .
He never speaks rude ly
nor roughly;The boy is so bdsy,He sometimes getsBd1zzyBut neyer comporlshlril-
sell toughly,.
There's io ace In This
Store for Poor (lualitGrooedes and 0ut-J
5:1a na w e t m l m 1:1 m s a uuuumm.H i n E r m a N l e b a u m u u g h t t h e r e
i h l p u t t e r m .
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~..~_..about the price.We ar~
here to serve you w l t
the best;we wlll no
tolerate an lnlerlor art!
cle In our store.
Blue Ribbon Corn. 2 fur'-$.25
Standard Pun. per can -- .15
Peachel,halves or alirtd,
Per-ran -------.25
Plums, per can -- .25
Peachci, small can -- .15
Adm Doffer, pfr Ib.
Bulk Coffees, ner lb..41
Sirldrl and T-bone Sink .au
num: the N!! scum n vil¢eep_o|>en wfamaq nixhu xaccomodate nur Fgrm Cuutonen.P H O N E 7 5
QUALITY
Groceries. and Meats
JENS NIELSEN, Prom
Park :nd Beans, per can -- .III
Pineapple, per a n --- A0
Aprlcoln, amnli an -- .15
Butternut Coffee. per lb.-- .55
Hulk Coffttli. per lb..42
Hamburgtr »- .20
J. M. Coffee. per lb.-» .5l
Bulk Cofffes. per Ib.-- .38
Round Steak, per lb.-- .so
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:p cm r n u l y lnln uug us u .U*p u n s,:eau m u su m ur.Qmov u l~-|H i i i d n s l a n d m n , A r t h u r vi s i t e d a t a t K r u g a r k i n O m a h a ." S I E - _ } ' { . _ .u......... 1:'..\..-.¢.»»»~ ~| n \ »M r s M n r vn m l Ive r s o n h o m e M r .lnhl: \ Hoi lor. ihn i n far mlmr i \.0 }_\;1 {. 01 . fJf. du ph ca !i ng ..
spent 'hltaiay evening tt th i};~= of hl lnnla, Mr. and llrl..
udolph A reason.Thursday evcnlnlgueala sl. EdHe w k i r h n n :r. md Mrs.
Julius Fndarlckaun and children
oi Tolbuta and Qin. ifuey Inner;
nr. mm mln. uuivty Ruin lyvuuSaturday waning with Hr. and
Hn. Hlmhl Rasmussen.Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hansen mdchildren spout Sunday al. the RaySwitzer hams near Omalu.llr.and Mn .Harvey Ruhr,Hana .lnnnln l:\.l Min Amandi
BOTTOM ROAD
Byron Bunn |hipped_hogs toOmaha Sunday evening for Mon-
d|;r's mullet.
Hin Cnmeron and Hi n have.
citerday .ne;.M0n M g ~ ~ ' § _ ; ; " " " s rue ngnt as reserved to npcss Friend: have had word from valuable milch g g m g m *1.tn! ar all bids or pam thereof, to
Mrs. rzlanmn Andehdn at Pow-Ruth Aronmn or nun u visit- |\'f»!'fs lnloxmlditian Ind '° award
eil,WW» of 31"IN=°\¢IY frail in at the home of her gmndpar ;=';';°=' an mf ge gs=»==;1 g la "
her rccent iilnen.ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Amnson.; , _ ; § , = f ; ; = ; _ ; e v ; ~r.
Ted Thukelsen ahelled :ern for Hn §Pf"=! of Ifvingtop s | \t.2 1921.' °'#sr }
fixon hom.-V " " " ""ah mc m l a \ mol 1 rn.:P. L. Robinson of Fremont was - R ° ` 1 ' 1 ' [ ° f f . f 2 . . ' f . ~ ~nfrsrnoon.af we .mt ay 'PUPPY DAY PRDGRAM
I n o L o u I m a )I poppin thi; week, fha Ruud: zo be,,:f{. 'ffm §u';'Zn.'§»§n§u:j'§used for ua .for .whim soldiers,
:f Mrs. J J Long of gui,lhnvn :ranged an atlnc live pro-llr. and Mrs. Ed Hatter and Mr. '3'f't"'.°f music am mmin ffhich " "`£~E.°E:Tm of 1921 hu chosen the
wry appropriate motto: "Trusting
in Duo Stronger than Ourselves".Tho c lul c olon ore purplo and
gold and tho :lun Ilovrer, yellow
ln moe.
'from Omnln.Shox 'I'al§---Prof. GarrettI 'Pam -----Bllllo Walton
MURRAY FILL WASHES DUT S0510 of the out-of-town folk:Im won hero Memorial Day were
The big rain of la1l.Friday,'J:°""'==.°fe°hsf¥ out 111° fm at um §$';.i;..,§'£;',,'*é'§'¢;."'i'§ »~'i'2.'$.°,'ZE.'§' £22
!aml girls to work co-operatively
together.The club will med at the Bank
to organize nut Salunloy nftob
i
noon at 2 o'clork and any boy org m who dunes to join will he ILili: un graduate: Jun al- 1::'z=:_~'.L:"":. '[f§.f";'.'5.f.°.'f.'!E"*""! °""_.'?"""'}".':'3£.§'!"!."!'_' !"'€|9°"'°5|
».U o c l o c l l . m .
M a x i n e bi a l h e w s sp en t Sa n d s Gmmae plans to nttzml college.~ _-"vclzlrge.'fl Mr. and Mrs. T. K. lvenoa en-Photographer Olcson m s out!The program follows:
iertained Isnt night in honor of from Blair last Wemlnenluy taking Reading-Harvest in Fiandera -
r Ein '"=='&°=='»Pr°1!*ff-.Mmi n schoo! piduzu.I . :' - :.t °..€:"°f"?.."°'?'P Thus :land mother lemorhl over nm! makes it n gnded stale
Day eelebnthn md Blair ddmnn hlghvny which vm um will bn
uid Lbdr nbmolt to :bow :upset but a short lime u this hixhux
Mr. and ln. Rmeu Ammon §°=l¢--gg; u\|qgy ;""'°l_!"\°"'*°|
Emu Metzinger i . ld \ | n \ L l n lr ¢ | l' 1 c ! \ . n lf ln ! nBlllr hom the ric h!! norm.. ofMild ml Peter senThe ljan. Wiil. and Jas. Thom!!°Reading--Spirit of 1917nu Newkirk loh nac n a nd snn ,1 Lll 1rfiH and Jo hn m n f l i n i l i i a i d M r .a n d M f s .-~~---B e t t y N o b l e
Beaver.C h r i s H i n : w e n a m o n g t h o s e fr o m S o n g - " A m e r i c a First.,L M !a n dLe n e s h G a i m an o f H e r m a n c a m o th i s vi c i n i t y w h o nt te m lc d thc A l w a y s "-~C i l f < m D i x m
|. . -;_..J.__._..:..:|Am i ......1...|l.. ...........a....H m m s . I. n 'l"nhlr:|\|K ----N i n e Gi rl s
born and reared here, daughters
of Mr.Z".W.Arndt nml Hr.St:uve is also n native ol Blair,
a non of Hr. and Mrs. 'Henry
W U I I B r c s u e l u u c l v u u l u a l u | " * ' |f |r 'w h g t f l v i l t h e p g n d | ° " " ' " " "f _ f } . f "' ; h ' 0 ; f , , w v \ . 1 » I u n " n m - - - - "; " "" ": U I N L g f * '. n a m v m a a a n ¢ u . . u u n » |1|n u m b e r o °e r s P l e a s e l u r n t o u s e o u r )b o t h h u n g o n l l u :b o t t o m r o a d|' \! n o f a i l e d t o g e t .E m ;» { _ B l i r ,° 5 ; . ' "I j n c n t g l a n l h g ;
c o n
1 i a m n h m l n u n s m i c a ;~ ~f o r u m B u n n m a l ,: ; : ; °' z ' : ' . . ' . 1 " ' . . . . . . . .u l i i o o m b l e d
.t l a t T h r e? » § 3 " § . . l I . . » $ E . . . » " i K t m i j u r i n g ~~~M i s a G e r t r u d e M m m p i a n o ,~~0 . " £ I ' J L ' . < . .. l i b I . .
t h e i r s h o r t a n y h e r e .- - -"| p u p i l a p r e s e n t e d a v e r y p l e a a i n l l w i l l ,n o d o u b t ,b d n g b a c k : n n n yH e a v y R a i n A c c o m p a n i e d b y H a i l m u s i c a l e n t e r t a i n m e n t o n l m F r i - I
A U T O S C O L L I D E |.- W i n n S c h o l a n n h i p A n a C h o s e n n aV r s i l a B l a i r .D o e s M u c h D a m -J B ?. e v e n i n g a t t h e i l e l h o f h a t i B n e o f l ' a g n =f o r I v y l i a y
S o r e n J e n s e n o f B l a i r a n d a l l l M u d C o v e r s P n e m e n i a n d o h u r c h .b i n ~ s h e ' L 'g f (m d F i n o P o s i t i o n W i l l :~
a n d R o l a n d R o b i n s o n o f O m a h a Ilail Bella Gardena ""i""'1 'rs "'ooro 'eeouidea Sunday at 2:30 v- m. jun 2 $12! °'.:.§1"€E.i'¥. "?f"{.'.'3'.'i''"°°" To Continue Uni. Couru-.
internning neporta and much en-
thu=iae\m for another year.
Mr. and Lim.Robeson of the
Clifton Hotel are happy to learn
that their daughter Beaale,n o t
GUES ovsa BIG
Ltdiea' Auxiliary Plan: and Put:
Over Biz Week of Sales an
Poppies Pleudng Program PII!
on al Home Tlzulre.
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A ROUND mu WAS CLEARED
Poppy week went over witli n
bang and the reaulh were very ;
a l . t i l l l l a ! ! !u u u l l u a v a \ | a I \ l
-n - n
Invitaliona are out announcing'
the vmldiolr on Wednesday, June 8ofMr. E;3ertDhrt and Mila
Nancy Dornaeker,both of Ben-
lngion, Nebr.Mr. Oh:t is n proi-peroaa young farmer of Dough!
county and Mina Dornacker is U1-8
mlanghter of Hr. and Hn. J ohnDornacker of this eounty.
The young folk: will reside on
a fanu n e u Bennington whenL . : \ l } . . . . .1 _ - | . . . | . \ _ _- : . . .
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..i ;mwa."af'|¢;im `"i'i5ii1 lday |1'l:||a| at Chlh Cluiddfcr-».. .n-......... n.».mI T \ u n a ¢x\\.u v|lsnlu||5A s o ci a l w a s hr l r i a t S s . .Pa ul s Frimlay a w n i n g a s l i n r l n n c l w a s u ]|\w><»=.y mwnwun w vm.-.W
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north of the cement bridge on the
\Ya.ahingtnn highway at De Soto.Soren wan driving toward Omaha
and the other car in the opposite
direction.The cause of the accidentwas
due to tho fact that Robinson'awheel: locked and he lost control
of the cor.Jenaeo'a car was bad-
ly wrecked and he suffered ancouple ot cracimi ziba and aedous- 1 cuLs about the face and head.
7 -INSTALLING FRIGIDAIRE
The Qtullity llarkct hu had a
crew of men bug thia Week put-
w g i n a big rigidaire plant.This plant will furnish (rigidity
which ia equal to T50 pounds olicc and will keep both the big ice
ho: and the ice chest in the cogn-
GR1IEN HOUSE surf::as toss
A hensy rain accompanied byhailvisitedBlairandvicinity
Friday meming at about 2 o'clock.
In a little ovier an hour 1.62 inchesof rain fell which deloged the
country, flooding the lowlands and
doing eowderable damage to gar~dena and fields.Listed corn \\llf'
fend moat from .LM downpour anda number o! field: had to bo re
plaoted on account of being
uraahed out.
Blair was flooded by the dovm-
pour which carried with it loadsof mud which was deposited ln the
iovr plocea.At the intersection
01'Second Itreet and wu t
Washington street several wapnloads of mud was removed and
a n u : l u l l n u m :m e n u u a A c u v u e '
paniat.A CREDIT Til Ho me TOW NThe program was Hell above the .
average and the pupil:l l w w l f Miss Audrey llcodea, daughterol
considerable talent for :owe rtu-t _ R Beale; of thia dty, hu been.denta of their age and certainly
deacne honorable mention for
their offorta which they have put
forth in making themaelvea pro-
ficient In this act.
sax EW ow Ac QUA| N'rANfr.s
Dr. Petix Beyer of Omaha came
up last Sunday and spent Sundayand Monday in Blair.On llomlay
hia mother, Mrs. Wm. Beyer joinedhimand they sialted with old
friends and were present at the
Memorial tiny exercises.llra.Beyer expect:to leave
ahortly for Pasadena, Calif. where
laignally honored in her work at
Mrs. BL E. Home of New Orlealqigratlfylog to tha Ladies' of the
wilt arrive Saturday for a nice lA\.\J&iliar)' who had it in charge.
villt with them.Hrs. Moore was During he week the work wasmarried last felt and went at once varied by a wry pleasing vwxrmw
to her home in the south and this put on at The Home Theatre whichthe State l.'ni\ernity In her fin |11 her first fiait north since u lin a very vivid manner brought
n e w u m a u r n p ,m u u u m ;I m l nh o u s e a r e b d n ;b u d l t .
m..\u¢ :Triax ~s .uw .
SOCIAL FORECAST
als ahe ranked highest In her cial! [ In the nho1t time that "3 M ree
and was nwarfe-I a fifty dollargliml in Blair, prior to er mar-
ichola 'lite na alao choeeri tinge,she made o number of
as one of ni l;sJ page; on Ivy Day ~ friends who will be delighted to
and has been orrma a ;msu»=».""'°" her akain.
with one of 'the pmfeaaora which'31:11.Bess Olj u n Smith and
carries with in a atm which em :laughter 1»-mem of Chadron. Neb
l
back to the minds of those present me aebhr grratitudo nm we
as n nation owe to the boys who
l " f " ° '-4 `\
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1 9 ' * 7 J u n e 1 o ' > ' 1 £~
l u . l l h i e l n h a a ulaid down their lives or aufhredin health on Flan¢ler's Fiella.
The total amount of sales wasalittleover $130 and the netgo for toward paying her expeqmalmade a brief visit in Illair on profits around $100.ni, money 2 6 2 7 2 5 2 9 3 0 *
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ln.In 1-T. '
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5 7 as 9 xl I e
I 2 125 I 4 1 5 I 6 17 I 5 ~I 9 z o 2 1 2 2 2 5 2 4 2 5 ~
la-hilg tlnhhins her ueivennyf alemrial Day llrivinz up from is to be kept hr the local chapter
gonna,Ibmoha to call on Mn. Snrnh Bal- and used to relieve the sufferings
hills Beale; h been employedllanl and daughter,Atty. Graceto teach in o $75 good poaltion;Ballanl and Misa Hattie and to
flatterio offer camo tieit the cemetery whelte her par-but he the _._.to hr, ,resigned of lchool aylenla, Dr. 0'1.inn and wife, p||;;1:c:rfAuxiliary and Mrs.Charles N .___~.1
will contmue her work at the uni- _ aettlentjn lllair nre now. la o
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of soldier lads in need.It i a aworthy cauao and both Hn. Hen-I ;"':~i l l !~
3
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4;rieltn Bowman,Preaident of the ~
: } { a n a e n ,c h a i r m a n o f t h e I ' ° : > n a r f ; . -. »
I \n .. a v . . _ . .z n | - ¢ . .n - _ r L . . _ _- a \ . . n F i l
i q s.
Blair's Leading Newspaper
Gives you all the latest local happenings of the community.its columns are
full each week of the doings of your neighborhood and county.lf its worth
publishing you will find it in The Enterprise and what you find there will be entirely authentic.We
invite you to join the rapidly growing family of readers of this periodical and in order to make this
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§E5 C H 5 y W C u n : U I I C U U 5 s u u u u l u \ . v v a n u U l u o u u o v n n u x n a u u r n -n u . :y u y » -u e v a - ~ - n u n r l n n -V -| v \ . \ , ; u . w y v n - 2 , -¢=yea r.Pay as far back oras far ahea d as you like.§
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ter to 88 degrees or lo n ! i f
necessary.Mr.Nlalun figures me th e
plant vm me hh Ice blll by one-
half and uve him :round S20 per
nwn\)\._uuuer new pncu annum.: :ecum-i n d r
M (ho zmnhom the d amage
vr u conxldernblo.so s plmi o fglan were bmknn \»ux\u¢u1y Du
Inu wu uwmmd by lnmnnee.
me wul vm; hu dnunzhier, lin. |\muy .
xr. B. Mnuen.The Bey en were sh e i, mui nly za
femur mmq nn a t n w, h a vi n g menml on hm- nm
been in the bakery budmu here menus uypllculiun ndfory n n b d o n ns-novlng w we are pmud :rut herOmnhl.In B lu r.\
i n n .Mn. smnn nm nuugmer wommume wun m puuuuy mn;. w w w - m u :w. mnuuer .». uw s!be ¢°mpls-fum M m m way an c\\s¢.¢~»}»u vnu .uxma i n Mu n ; u m w k .
m w d .lrwhere Min Fmnsu will he mar-mln a uuc eeu and espec ially than June 7-Cnnzn|'|t.iaul dinner at ` _ .mln , n nu ln m m u m n e u f u me .sm has who mx p un in um mmm-e h mh h mm n z .
home u»m\»¢~». | leuher in the high um!:u m 1 - xs- N» u » m mu h c a n -Im Chldron.Raul it righz in The £n¢srpr'ilo.|_§etioa.__ _
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