07-14-1927U
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THE ENTERPRISE Tx\ PRINTS THE N.\:ws1upm1ALOCALNEWSPAPERron 1PLf°l8|;¢,=~2\flALLTHEPEOPLE
BLAlR°5 LEADING.NEWSPAPER
GENERALAND LOCAL NEWS ANDCOMMENT Ask for "BLUE RIBBON BREAD"Asl§_,for"BLUE RIBBON BREAD"
1win aiu 06E¢T§|{¢ia ui Nebrukl
Wuhinnon Cvunly.
NUMBER zsrnbumawmabyahh.A.Rhonda
Sublcripliol Price $1.50 Per Yr.Single (hpy 5¢.BLAIR,NEBRASKA, JULY 14,1927VOLUMEXXXI
Blue Cugh!Fmt parks Fran
noon DAY |cosu=ANY FROM
l SAN 1~n.4:~:Czsco
\Ix1 F H Wclh on of San~DRUNKS.~;...a...Qféaw..1 i1?¥E)nu||1a this
Officials Binks Two Hank.One
oi Tim Drunh Another oi Four
Drunk:and Also Manage to Get1iheBootInger.
AN AUTO THIEF .»\LiO1.4x4r::~a
Fail in Attempt to Raid S1111but
Auto rum Pickad up While
Looking for Booze Phni..
Luck 11eema! Lo be with the P
lice officials but week m~i the Tnuliisthaitheschoolfundis
nude richer |31 about 5150 from
the fines imposed on the
nricdnu who 14era pickedtheirskimfullalbooze.
Elri Baber nnd Chu
givin;thdr homo gddmu
ha were pid!!!UP bysmriffHunanlmrumuns nl
umoon out nur the Cuxisy fm110undverveamylsndfrdinjul.
Later in the evening at :bout
10:30 officers 1.nits ani Sign!!I¢a Bird ..ymn31.Clnud Quick and A111
Daugherty all of Hhvralhl.Km
su down near the Ammon garageandfoundAiuxlnthecar.They were allo taksn $0 itil IIJ
on lut Friday they hid that
hearing.During the heuinz Bird
Quick confused idling than tha
bw 115 bought Ind hll fins turerndliedbintthcotherfin10
ceived $10 and co\t.|..
The bootlegger ucordini to
evldenea was Chxriey Cleaver and
he was brought in and received 0
fine of $100 and mm.Just after the nnut of the lu!
four nlrncd hparh Indicated that
unlucky
up with
Barker
u Oma
Deputy
a still vu in operation dovrn naarCalhounnndtheofficillIplanned
morning where she was met by her
.ni¢¢e Miss Mabel Mnnh am!will
:visit her sister Mrs.Chu.Nrison
|of Herman for some time.
Tha lady hu had a very initreatingtrip.Leaving San Fran
cisco by bqlt in .e\pri_).he wen!
by the way of the Panama Canal
its Havana Cut:when:she vi4.
¥cm woax "
BEING PUSHEDa
a15:1 W4Il Cbmpleled and Pump§
In Place Ready ForBuminmmaui
Well 122 Itri Dcqi.Use mai
||.|r£p Casing :nd Strainer.
~wonx IS STARTED ox m.I>G.
itcd rtlntiws then to New Y0f|2..¥¢|wul Being Tom Um Furl
where she visited a nephew thantoBattleCrtekMichiganand
Chicago and has finally landed in
Herman which was hor ob§cclivepoint when |310 lei!home.
CDUHTYFARM
BUREWNews
Jane Report of TriCa.Cav Tut
ill!Ano.Sh!!Lever Briar!!
Thu:May.Sinner Feeding O!
Dlirt Cowl 1|:he Pl9N¢l4
.300 cows ON rssr FOR JUNE
Them were 399 cows on but for
June 20 of which wen dry.The 379 cours showed n net retumof $13.41 per cow.The total
colt of feed per cow vu $3TT.
The r.\v¢r;ga for the month is
somewhat lovjar than lut month
due to thu fly aanon md |h01t~.lp of puturu.|The average for the month vu844.8 pounds of milk and 30.3pound!of buturfat.44:worth of
feed pmdumi 109 pounds of milk.
Three lows were bought and onewumelduanunprofitableprudueer.;There were $4 cows produdngiwpound:or mom of butterht
for the month of June.g The five high cow:nm:an carl mornln raid.The r\id0 Breed Fat Milkprovedyfutile.id nothing |.4.C.Manhdl Hoi.71.4 1323foundbut on my way suns!!Mah IRIIPI1 Widener G Hal.00.0 1104
rem picked UP a young min 11? John Hook P.Janey 61.1.15691he~ nam!of vw umwll MP =\1=m=1 PHuh so;1811Fonnriaummwhohmstolen ~77= H9\\~Ghwy 50.1 1246
1 Fad rondster.Bs was ukeni The (lm high herds ffflllii have
into cunadbf and mid linlil thegcight or more mrs)wen:
Kansa.:autlmorilics could some for
him.
.PROMINENT EDUCATOR DEAD
To the teaching fraternity af
this state during the l:1at decmiacame the lad announcement of the
death 0I Professor J.W.Season
of Lincoln Nebr.His death occurredinBmtnnwhitherhehnfl
gone to vhch in the University of
Bolton summer sehooh
Prof.Seaman has been active
in educational work in this state
for yearn.He mu 1 man afabimyandwillbegreatlymiami
in educational circles.He was aanativezonofthisgreat;g;ricu1turalMaleagraduateofherf tntc university and has nt all
time:taken his place in the dc
velopment of her educational system.
He hu left nuny math that
will cause his memory to llvl longinthemindsof those who knew3
of his great work ns an educator.
We frcl proud of the facl thai wehueknownhimnunyyearsand
have 211144. much work in conrnonwithhimnnjweareindeedHd
that one so capable shouhl bv
taken.1
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Owner Bread Fat Milk§Irarlk Brown Hal.38.1 1081.31Fril3AhrlnndMir83.0 1os0.s
JI!l:Comptnn 141;35.4 159.1EdParmaHoi.35.4 1117.6GilbertAktrlundHoi.33.5 1099.6.Arthur Leap Tester.
1 Then is a tendency this timeof the year to take the gnin nEiionawayfromthemv.Them
ara several thfngs ta be taknn Into consideration in feeding n lrdnrationduringthesusanofnutum.The abundance and qualityforthepasturethephysicalconJiiiilnofthecowundthemilk
mmdudng ability of the row areIfldbflKhltthedairymcnmustface.
A1 cow on an ordinary pastureidbflnotrequireawiderration
|th:1n one to five.The grain rationneednotbe1highprotein
§feed.
him A Winconain mater rniln;that grains high in carbo
hydratca and fats should be fedindgraduallyincreaseinpmttin3.4 the pasture dctcriorates.
The bent reasons why n conahoulJ retcvivc 44 email $1anion ofgraipduringthegran:season isthat the Krnin tends to counteractlikeiaxntiveeffectoffrvshpastumaml £011.31 lo keep the cow in...\....\..
|Enlarge:ne.n4 nf the Building lol
|cure the blew Light Plmi.
work on the well for the
ty water system was complete1yesterdayandwillbereadyfor
business in the very near future.
I4 necessary to move the
location of the vrcli lo get ihout.
of the way of the Addition that51
now under commction to house
the additional machinery to be in
nadled for the light plant.The nur well is on the cut of
the old building :nd the ramlin
lnr old Kell is on thc welt.1L.new well il 122 feet deep and usof the mms dimenxion u Lbs old
one.By putting down the samemixed well the old pump auin;and.ltndner vu med which uni qdhe
1 uwIns.
Work of construction on the
building for the new plant has
already started.The wut wall of
the old building 5| being remand
and the work of puking ln thu
fcotingx for the ull is in evi
dence.The nmuknstuk will be
moved and nn entirely new brick
smoke stack built which will be A
grtat swing in thu future.
The installing of the nur machincrywillfollowjust11soon
u the building is completed and
It is hoped that blfnre the ulntnr
season comes thlt the plant wf
be ready to handle the extra Soni
of the season.4
Plozmsn AND OLD SEYTLERS
Pzcxzc ro BE AUGUST 18
Trp officers of tho Pianist and
Old Settlan Auoc3:tionmetat
the home of Mr.and Mrs.F.W.
Arndt Int Monday evening in
business union to ;r1angefor the
annual picnic of the usociatiun
which is held the thin!ThursdnyimAugust..Thi:will fall on Aug.18 this year.The location of the
picnic wlil be at FL Calhoun park
as hentofone and as was voted
upon 5¢\£!ll1 years ago.1 Th!following officer;warspresent at the meeting:Mr.A.H.
Milicr Hennard president;F.W.
Amdt Blair deepr0=;Mrs.John
Aronson of Bllir ne.:y;HenryRoh1sfer\Ft.Cllhoun tre:1n;i).C.Van Deunen 4:hm. of Blair City.
The following chnirmxn of cornmitteeswere|ppoin!.|:.|:Music
committee (Inna Neal Calhoun;Reception comrnittec Mrs.John
Lnndis Calhoun:Table commitbec
Dora Klinfit.Calhoun;SeatingntnmmittceGuySiader.Calhoun.rG¢nen1l arnnggementa will be
[made by the Calhoun Community.Cls1h..1 A program was outlined which
incluIn in invitation to Gm.
McMullen to be present mlm HenryKisserolOmahabothofwhom
iwill he aakvd to speak.Mrs.Joe
E1.11zurc was appointed historian
:for the year to take the place of
;»\.ll. \~oo4l1 ricgasal.
Q 0 03 0
cm aromas NowIjf04er
We hive Jocidld £0.v1tcmI
the t1|li\rata lilbltripilmlofferofTheEllt.erpn\euntilJuly31.This pnm ofTfrc menu a ating cf$1.25
to all who take lthilituagu oftheoffermd£hlI.$Z.Z5 isingoodhandcashniyour
Uncie Sainueli :Mlm uhd is
acoepuble nnywhan.I4 ia
a business pmpodtien for
ali who Like udmure ofthyoffer.Pay as :far hack
or ll far ahold al you likn
but get in and get il..
The 1Inf.erpri.|l is will
isnown and 1|B1|h.1 lend
ina paper so d0nt 30|e out
on than chanogdo gn.it at |half price.0 0|
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nrsnzom BYmr1
Pudng Kuhn nu Seven!
Ant!of Win!~Being
Exllnguhhldl.
own!:B walk..Asn DAHAGS
A fire started by spark.;hom apassinglocomotiveburnedfunn!
a\:.1ju of what !or Alben Jensen
gm north ox BIA:on lm Hmuily
evening.The me :iron in the city mund
ed tha 1.112111 and initantly tha
mad to the Jtnlen fum vu dive
with automobiles rushing w iha
scene of the conflagntion.\Barrel:of nur and wet cloth!!
nn used to firht the fire md it
was nut in a than time but notuntilconsiderablewhenhsdbeen
durmyed.We am informld thu Mr.Jen
sen will uk the railroad companyfor 5 settlement of the illmlllL
POPULAR YOUNG
UPLE WEDS
The névu uf the marriage of;Hill Dorothy Tyson.youngerdaughterofHr.and Mn.M.E.
_Tyson to Hu Tumor mn of Mr.
nnd Hrs.W.P.Tuma:of thll
city hu jun inked out and their
friend:nm extending but \nishc=~
nnd congratulaiions to them.
The marriage is uid to have
taken place some time last April.they having gone io Council Blum
laccompmied by the bHdes parentswhenthey were married.
Both young people are well and
favornby known here.The bride
hu been popular in school clrcien
where she was .1 junior in highschoollvtyear.She hu been
worldng in thc Blllr Drug Co.
ihia summer.Mr.Tumer has lived hem but
n few years hm1:15 grown to manhoodnt Ida Grow.Iowa where he
Igraalunbed from high school.He
ihgg also a!tg;\|I||the Iowa uni
fvereity.He is an accompliahnlEmusician and at present ia playingEwanan Omaha owacstra.Tha Enh?r;m18 extends ben:Iwhhcs to the nwlywecfi.
counrvfm
~sommars
~~.1011111423 n1.?amos ~
~;As»c44|0r Complain Abctncl of
|ibn Wuhiplinn County ProperlyAlleumrnl.The {l1{le Yalun
Stand Highest in #ue County.
{v.41.Ul:LESS THAN IN 1926
¥Waicbcs un!Clocks Dimlsllhad In
Number.1384 Dog;Vnlued at
|l4100.508 Trlclonl.
The couniy Assessor hu completedhisabstractforUmcountyfortheyur1921:hd thi compilationof the nlue nf the clut
tel;don;different lines Aho#
many lnlermting facts.An would
be expected tht cltlle rank highntinnluethanbeing21780headvduedit$804810.The
mrs highest value in automobilesindtmckmThecountynow3214automobilesandtruck!and
carry 0 uhm at $618530.Some of the astonishing het:
diaclonad by n |ur?ly..of tha :binunisthat in 4114 whole countythereareonly1545 watches und
cloch 01 nh description:or about
tum utomobiles for wary time
piece.Dogs number only 1884
One would naturally suppose that
most of this canine populnion is
unurud in Blnlr.The household
goods amount to oniy $26950 oronly|little over 6%of the value
of the automobiles.
The mul vduo of the ta.nli.blopropertyof the county in$4¢00.~815 which is 124000 less than
lut yur.For th benllflt of the public weanreproducingthemuhoftheimportantline:of taxation s=found in the county on April ht.
VnlueNo.cittle ri county 21780$804310
No.bones in county 7173 410.880
No.
No.
mules incounly 1181 90990hogs in county 29998 475485
No. sheep in county 2881 _15160Hadupin county 1383 14100
Pou!t}y in county 12866
damn 12870Nmzundibmss44.110
Nursery Mock 12.500
: Buzheh of what 11915 17976
I Bunhell of corn 101086 401400
\Bushela of oats 180950 48235
Farrn machinery 409480
i1¢¢mr»in county sos 113255
iT21reahing machinegin coun
my 134 39155
Automobiles and trucks
3214 613530
Household goods 26080
Pianos B57 62275
Walchei and clocks 1645 10590Monty invented by oil deal
cn 2115
Improvements on school
l !an.h\39915
| POPULAR COUNTY
Gnu.WEDS
Mr and lim.John A.Rhonda
Qsnd hmily recdved an umnouncvmentof:he mnrringu of Hia
Irene Brown uf Arlington to Mr.
Charles L.Berry nf Kehnunl on5SuyJuiy3rdni.the CongregxtionnlpnrsonsgeinArlington.1 The bride is the only¢lau;hLerofMr.and Mrs.Fra ak ilroyvn of
near Arlington :nl has been
teaching in the Hooper school the
past }41lr..y f.
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lss4,4oo,s1s.ooTheEnierpriseis xlwgyl glulto make mention of Blair boys usd{girI|who gn out from their home
; town and enum in any enterprise101workthat enables them to take
Qthcir place :among thefr fellows.
Recently Hnmlsl Carlson um ofMr.xml Hn.Chxriie CarlsonisrnduatedfromGardaBusiness
ilollega nt St.Joe Mllxouri and
now has ine position of privatesecnhry10thepmlddentofthe
Goets Brewing Go. of St. Joe unaofthelargestcompaniesofits
kind in the middle wett
Hlair Mend;and |clwol.m|I.upfHlroldareglad to kno#of hi!
podtion gnd hope he may eontinut
ua advans.
FREHUHTuns
.mms monnus
City Officials Prepares zo ildiqaCaaltdtdConditionofParking
Spun.Blllr Bhllll Dry Solo
Sinllnr Plan to Absta Nlhazol.
BUSINESS umurms CHANGE
(Fremont IrIb4u;u}1110 new plan to nhm #HIM
congutlon in Fremont on bu nfns and anrdnp 1r!l.Iba tak
od Saturday dttmoon and upningfor the flnt tlml.Thi plusvudevisedbyChiliofPallet
Sam Blair md vu worked out by4codzndttauconxistzlngofthe
chit!of pollen Mayor C. G.Hoon
and chadrmnn of the sqm and
Sidewalk Commlrtn lilmi Steen.
Three spaces on the end of nabof the bkacka bchretn Brand anHainonSixthandSixthand
Fourth on Main have boon ruund
for B0 minutel puking only.The!
iimitad parking district:an aaalgnatodwithyellowpnint on curb!
md dm which :Ute that only 30minutesplrkinginnllosredbotvreen 1 9¢lo|:k in thu afternoon
and 10 oklock inghe gveqxing.Each limited parking dim1:1
vm be chodmd by U10 traffic of
ficer at lntenfnh md mln pvemingthanatmI.zu :lil be
strictly nnforted.The blanket
traffic onilnmce puaed by the
council at it1 last meeting cover!
Lhis phgn Mayor Moon nhl.Under the naw system there will
be 12 places in eu.h block which
nn limited to 80 minutes puking.This will :nun Hut some of
the puking spaces will bc vacantatintendsthecityofficenbe
lieve.
The committee of the council in
working out this new plan lt
tcmpted to nrnngwe so out of townresidents calming intn the :ily canfindplaces to par!in the bud
nul district.The offinn have
Hound on invzsligxtion that someflrtmvntenworkinglnaffine:uratomdowntownparktheircanqwthastreetsduringthcbusyhoursSaturdlyand:urs them
llhere 421 day and evening tnkingIupparkingspaqnvrhiinvisitors:must seek places on the edit of
the huzdneu district
g In five 1.144144 them um 1>¢soparkinglplccswhencancannot
bo left all afternoon and eveningand these S0 spans should aid in
neliaving congestion.vTheplanW;tried in F1rrnont
in being watche in other cities.
The city offnls also urgu thlt
mfewonc be careful in parking
AWARDEDSCH00lS
lw=\d|Apponloncd by the Slat;
Along 80114101| of Wullngiau
County.$5339.97 is the .Amount
Divided.
£22.05 ma EACH DIST.IN co.
Each Cilld al Schnol A;é Dun
$1.ISL File!Addad to Shia
Fund Annum!pI5711.
|.
The June sun Apportionrncntamountingto $6339.97 net aideforLhllcountyhuhannpportinradto the vu1011:diniricta.01
thin amount the onefourih divid
ld wwls among Ihl dhtricfl
amount.:to $22.05.Tha othaihrltfourlhawhichis divided 14:.eoxding to 411| numb!!01 childnn
lu the diltricx xmountl to $1.135
141 pupil.To this total nnonntLhuiinuwhkhiorihlputaixmonth!smauahd to $576 an NHod and help nstarhlly ln the total
num.
Folioldng m tbl :mounts tonchdiatzrizh
Amt.of
Ho. ol sun ApgarDht.Pupil.:tlammnt
1 mr 31040.003za52.94
a 100 111.14
4 54 44.40
5 :rr asm0ss87.89
I 52 83.83
B sa 01.20
0 45 7551
10 40 801|
11 40 8038
12 so sus1381$4.52
14 40 aw:15 72 101.50
16 58 85.02
11 a4 £2.44
1|29 sm
19 54 sun£0 37 60.01
21 gs su:
zz 110 mm
I3 as uma24201mas255658.58
zo 24 50.50
:rl 52 83.83
28 4 l.10.70
as ss 102.84
30 48 79.08
a 1 41 94.51
32 73 1140:
38 80 51.00
M 28 sua
85 28 55.33
as as 143.34
rr 41.11.05
as 17 42.2.0
89 68 102.04
40 14 38.68
41 45 75.51
42 51 94.52
4s 21 54.1a444379.08
45 34 52.44
44 38 64.82
41 112 178.8I
4s ss 8482
40 49 S026
50 24 50.50
51 4 1 T¢J.1B
52 42 71.95
53 B2 som542551.75
56 34 62.44
67 5 1 32.64
58 5 l 82.64
Fr.I 30 67.69
Fr.37 44 14.32
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BLAIR BUSINESS.mn
1 qu
SOCIALFOBEC
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Dave Steed recently purchtheAuDixonpropertyncrih olheBaptistchurch and will oempythepremisesassoonlsfamilynrrivnwhichweanin
icrmed will be some time ne:monlh.
THIEIIUFFGROYER i!¥="" num:lur rcmutig.~The Calhoun nun will new mfliold Elrlretintt ln umr July is.
hills Genevieve Thiehoff :laughterofMr.Ind Mrs.A.A.Thie
hrff of Omaha. and Mor!B.Gro
ver son of Hr.end Mrs.M.G.
Grower of Bennington Nah.fo rnerlyofnearBlairweremarried
June 28 in the presence of n large
number of friends and relnl.iwa atthe home of the bride!parents.
Meri ia a graduate of the Blair
high school and now hold;agoodpositionwiththeBurlingtonrail
road at Fremont Nebr..Mr. and Mrs.Grover are now nt
home to their many frlends at
1016 No. Clarkson Fremont Nob.
BLAIR BANKS IN rum §}l.\Pl3
n is a real pleasure to notethatBlnirqbanks am in excellent
shape financially with a combinedelepcui;of around a nillion and aquarter dollars The Farmers Stabllonkwithacapitalandtaurplusof $42850 and slepoajla of $556
388.46 and the Citlzen.a;State nm]Savings Bank with capital and surplus of $75000 and a combined .!o
posit of $7202i7.39.Thisepeaflnnwellforthisoommunltyandla
lesidenee of the proaprity nowbeing enjoyed I.; bucizwla clmlcu.
lwasancroucounv
~mm Horlonam
1\\ill Sit in Conference With Other]
Ht9¢lQ|;£ana to Decide on Cmzi5
date for President for Next
§eats Election
cowsmzxcf;nam)Flunnr
Albert H.Miller lef t Iut Mon.
day for Lincoln to attend the
tl:L cntirtainmcnt by furnishing
mueic.Make Arranpwneenta Ior Pullink
l Off lliggel Ia1r Ever During
rommzzn couxrr rmcnlm~the Monlh ol September.
IN ztonalnz.wumtl womt DRAWING To A cwest;
The Enterprise is in receipt of =3 .Jcoupleofillustratedpostcards!The Washington County Fn.r
from an nm II.Von newm;b=nI md. i== this city yestcrmlo)who ist teaching at the Sheph<er.isiT»1|> 13 with 1 full rcprrmenzutownStateNorma]School \\e5t< tlon of the l}¢\.1rd [1h:1|cr.t.The
Virginia thi:aummer.The canle are from Lumy Va..
showing n celebrated carerna atthatplace.Miss Van DeusenimcnltheFourththerestatefairboardmeetinghih..Ito!u.ae htill.in that city on .Iu:m;i She etnies that she spent se\enteen1ProaI»octl\c \1|ra.The falr
§.\f;¢this mcotlng was over helalaya in Washington D.C.before
returned to hir home went of Blair |f school opened.On Doo
Qhut wu eallnl as one of me lk1corut1on Day .she was present at
lmungion ocrnatery and personignitewithGovernorMcMullentolsotoAurora1]|to nit in ronfer lnlly lsirl n email bouquet of flow
lenee on lrld:1y of gm week \rithi on each of thirtyfive xr.we1=other lending regauhlieang to disif Nebraakfa World War \elr
cuu the gdvisohility of ExGore;iana.nor Io\t.lon1\candidacy for pros She is having n very gulcnfnmidentatthecomingelectioninltlmeseeingplacesofl1ll.oriC51
1928.ginterost at times when .school ia
il.in 1 signal honor to nl!innot in session
urh n ;==f;§=f;~and Washingl Mlm Van l?cusen taught for .1on =;q_g e ou d feel proud that 3 number of yearn nn the countyoneor som ahould be 3¢l1!and was eonaidered one ol the
tl25011 M 11 member of the conimoat efficient an..l oolucientiouslf..ence..[teachers in the schools.
;plana for tho coming fair whicll
fwlll be held at Arlington on Sept.120 21 22 mail :rs one bein;rapidly forwmulatod :uni tho fair books|\till soon bo In lim hands o!the
grounda utr nlruldy being putin shape 11.213 hy the opening dayo\.cr)lti;\g slill be in remiineae
fol the big event and Worthingtonicountyhu|0011 reason to point\l.||pride lo her count full as itxunklrollup to the beat of fain
und judging from the manner in
urhith the fair lionrtl is pushing theworkthe1927fairwilloutshine
;1|previous fairs.
me:paidSheHoumuchdo you earndear?
ntrvtn hltfry Ol r\r;u||aa|\a luu ulHIn r ru that lace.carat.o take up only one space.n enera n G 1:P Improper parking of automobileshemwi; wcds am now on anautomobiletrip1.0 tba laltea in fun waate :t Rm le;1 ol PeffnffMinmwmandafterSept.1 will EIPKCQ at the mio of t c one w en.bv at home to their many friends f is in parked..Jkt lliannard Nob:
llllm Berry.
f §\ p £f
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IQHENDS (;|u.;[;I ilkputy Slate Superintendent for
.\itL|:<G10N MAN aur1 Superintendent of Bw
3 aon City Schoola.Talxea Inter
Arlington July T.lhe m nt3l nt With Lincoln Supply Co.
firet birthday anniversary ofl§Frank Scheer was observed on ?~ l amor:sclluol.ms urs wunxFour1holJulyandthedeyprooedingaboutseventyfivefriends
ond relatives au rinel the vener~
inimz.Mr.and blra.Scheer had spent5SuodayafternoonattheJ.G.QCelselmnn home and returned into
.ro \lone mon at his home Sunday eve |
John Speedie \=\ho was deputystatesuporintemlentof achoola for
e number oi years and later highschoolinspectorofachoolahas
htlignctl his poeition to enter commerciallifewiththeLincoln
School Supply Company..lin the evening to find thrir Wo;Mr.speelie has been mnnmw1310\1l¢apparently llencrtmi.Als\ith the schools of Nel:|r1ukltfortheyenteredthoyardthecrowdlrnnnyyearnandwillcontinueto
of guests suddenly appeared.IMP in touch \\i!.h them throughThesurprisewsu complete mia teachers agency in the 51wvlaMr.Scheer was rendered speech house.tru.The entire party enjoyed 11|HeAbout $1.500 a year.nleaaant evening in the family Hzs.s.E.Kemp 1|imprévirii
1 She But we cant live on that. | home and refreahments were2=11¢¢|Jf iollowing an operation but
i ue.on but 1 get paid uooo.Ieerwrd to the guests..lin :till ut the.Bla1r hospital.
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women and men who require
personal ears of unquestioned
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who demands éombinetl econ-
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automobiles ho wish zo enjoy
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ufe on an cunt, Warrick nindcd.ha engugemlnt to hh c hurn of:nd Krause reared vlan Van Dau; 'du eveningservice.Mah it your
se n wa a i o o n# tr r vr .hsbit to attend this nrvicn, ani
SHERIFPS SALE pending wherein Tim Hencine ll Mlurlc o llehnm,
Plaintiff m d Oscar Chevaliex,Sheriff of Wallington County,Nebrukx.Henri ;;,,,¢§¢_ Attomey Daisy Dosten,now Cluvailer.
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PFIACHY WALTON land onl-clnlad bihlud tho #Idea winof the clahlafl dank in lloberll hL'o.'| reslpunnl for In {°"'~ llorru! "fmnt name' was s ary Ellen;but they called hir Ikncbqgmlaoclulaof ner pmmbrw complex .whichshontolnedunlmpnlredlnaplloof tho fltl. zlm nhl had neu twvn-l y l l n y a n which she acknowl-.wged-and tn o mo n irlzich shi
ignored ln lhl reckoning.Pacingwas a wonder at llguren; you couldswear lo all her aecountl without
eherklng them up--nntp! her ae:-couat ol' hor ue.Bha was ellldentand well ann of lm- elm-leafy :good lookin; and well aure of her
good looks: pouular srllh :lu rontuman audpro1:d of lm popular-
ll;.Rho could give correct chnnnfor a :wodollar bln. :exchange npnrleewllhlnoldcunomer ond
alt on a _ p m m n lndlned to"get :mn ul one and :ln nameilme.ll.-r w u s n n fnlr;alps supported hor vrldmred moth-er and midi har Indollnt younprhmm? work--tlla latter no small
lub. Robert: had ion; uv dled om
of tho lun ol Iluberlx Q. CO.: ind"Co"-when other name vu Por-k l n l- w n aol0 |1r0|1rillur of th!hlablldlmvm.which bolllld ot
(br ing the um wo of mm f orllro cents that could bo purelunnl
for that modest sum on Nantais-lnn wan d- to any nolhlng ofBlum island. lang lslmd md thuBronx.llr. Parkin; :ru gettin!along in yan. but none of lals cm-ploy no nor thought at bl.: am'ntlrlng.Bo h m: 5 Dc . u mm:Porxlna nu alma!! a mln lmpol-llblo to imqino.Then one dll'a g r c lh b l z b o mb h l ll n t o thtesubllahmsul und blur up nll nn-dmt traditions.lr. Porllna nn-nounclil that lu land sold out to aman nsmcd Thomas Gaxllnxhrd.'nn omployou um nz tn a lmnr.Tha rullnuraat of Roberts al
Co. was an loazlluuon and A conolrnzlvoooo;and m u whopnrronlmd 1: rqardod my changein n llulo mn o t u ullop. Th r:
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U0 quiet the title of the plnlntiff
in and to lholazui above delcriblrd
and to have uid defmdanu, md
uc h of them,ndiudnd to havenc lien on or interest ln sald real
cults, or any part thereof.You are required to anlver nhl
petition on or blfore the 1501 day
of August, 1927.Dated this 'ith day of Iuly, X927
Henry J. Lnnghont.24-4t_Plaintiff .
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Blair 801 ooo Tox-11 9 a
Monn}c l1| ..0M000000-3 6 9Twobut urs. Zluuenter, Sven-
wr d. F kk . K un .v.Ssoien bu-
es,Haatnttkr, T. Jil>P»Krsuw,Wnnick.Sacrifice niu Chambcn
Swungaani.Hit by pitched ball,
Srenpnrd by Peck.Hu e :on
~.....to p ut it s a fe ly o n i on .
T h i l l o n n i c h F i n s t o m p h y e n
w e n i n d i u m ! t o e r r d u n .Th e y
hs d ni n e a n r on d u ri n g t h e c o n te s t ,
w h i c h ni d e d B l a i r i n i l l vi c t o r y .
Th e B l a i r s l u g g e n cl ou te d o u t
n i n e h i t s o f f h m H o n n i c h F i n -
st on e pit ch er s,e ve r y o n e b u t L .
Jl p p g e t t i n g i n t o t h e h i t c o l u m n .
S i n g l e s b y l i n u x a n d V l n D e u -
n e n , t w o e m u , a n d a d o u b l e b y
S v e n p u d g a ve t h e B l a i r Qaoyw
th r e e ru n s i n 2 1 1| ° |= ° ni n s K r am e .
Th e l i o n n l c h s t i a l t h a m o r e i n t h e
sec ond w h e n H a s t n r s l i h l l v h
R o c k y A d i l ! !! w a s a d o o n a n a r -
r o r . n n I W a r d a n d J u l r s m fo l l o w -
ed wi t h s in g le s .Bi n d r w o k | . a n e -
'1'¢»ul¢.....a?1z 927 9Beulah Firestone:
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Hostettler. Bb2b ¢0 1 1 2
Gardner, Sb . . I 0 1 1 1
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Carl G. Buler, Futon.
Attendance is good, thank you!
But them are some people we
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BLAIR DBFEATS THEuoumcus. 11 'ro a
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The Bialr hitten cloutetl tha
ball and took mvantage of num-
erous Monnich Firestone errors at
the Blair diamond Sunday after-
noon In win from the Fremontte a mb y th e a e o n o f llto a . Th e
game was loosely played but
nannhaieaa was cloaa and intel'-utin; up nntil the wreath inning.
.lto sea next Sundny.The program
for the day il:1n A. u. -Church School.
11 A. M.-M oming Worshlp.Sermon by Mr. J. R. Bader of Fre-
mont.Spemal music.:6:30 P. M.-E pworth Lag oa.Topic: "The Eternal Gaodneas."\
1:30 P. M.-Open-air H lppy
Hour Servic.Freedom. comfort.
revemnn-,friendiineas character-
ize these evening services.The
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A p p e a r i n g
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an na BA~ ST CH U RC H
was Une lending Bhir mcker. The `\_Monnich Firestone hih were kept July I7, 1921
scattered nftar the a»mnd inning Sundry School at zo A. M.Do
ani the tnmdhl not zhrcatea aft-not let the heat of the nummur
er that.cause your inte in the Sunday
Following is the summary:School to dmline.Bin-lr g.llorn lnf W o nhlp a t I1 A . li.
AB n u P 0 A E Sermon subject:"The United
L . J i p p , u . . . 4 1 o 4 1 l Hn rt".T. Jipp lb . . . 5 1 1 I 2 0 ]Evening Worship :LB P.M. Ser-
n " "~b l a h an'
n~
ooNunaG.rnoN.u. cxwncn
A. F. Ndllll, Putnr.
Public worship at ll o'¢lock on
Su11-lay-morning. conducted br thi
pntar.Church school at 10 a. rn.The
school h u been holdln; up un-usually wall during the beltad
as 5IL will be some day: before Un;
an straightened out for comfort-able living..\
n n .. ...day un wer 85 per ant abovetht of the corresponding Banda;
r |30Ato n ma o ts a t 1 p . m.Tha
U|.do¢i.'I'l'1ur:\day afternoon at the
church.The Frlendiy Imlilnl ua-}°:r°d n delightful party and pk-
nlc dinner Tuesday at the Arthur
mon a ..Prlycr meeting every Wednu-
Jay evening at B P. ll.Pmf. A. C: Rios :pant nun]
days in Blair lat weak vllltinl l
number of the mambo;a ol theBaptist church in tha inhmlt of
§"""'<;."&""" Cblle|\.rh(fln: d 2;
and Iege il po yBaptist; nf N.»='.'II. und ll ph-
ins an inenuing support from'the B&pti.|t| of the Northern Bap-
lilt Ccnvention.
h e m ~ u ~ ."Wf1nt's yer bil! o'
Ia m! ""Our curriculum, slr." cnrreded
PSM on 'nm 'fdner
A keen-eynd Tennenes moun-uineer lm! his overgrown son into
A country schoolhouse.
Q | | |.g r a p h y ,ax%thme;ic,tr i g u n o m e t r y
uan-"'l 'h a \'l l de , "in t e r r u p t e d t h e
fa t h e r ."'I'h at.'l l do.L o a d h i m u p
v- e l l w i th t h e t r ig g e r n o u me l r y . H n
t h e o n l y p o o r s h o t i n l h e fa m i l y )
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Bhlr, Nebnzh, July I§,Q2Z
c m m o u u
AND VI C I NI TY
Blush mum al Omb-mn Alnll-ll luhjmdNlbr.nn¢ ulilo!llum n m a r m
AROUND THE COUNTY~I
cna1s11.u~r c mmc a
W. B. F. Robb. Putor.
4-02 W. Lincoln Si.
~aim ~rl Hands; inning vidt-
orusttholLC.Knu.6=\euhomle.
B d vl n B 1 o m b e r |I a a n l n l k
h o m l f o r a v h i h a d n a d y f o r
h . l s ; h a . r e l n h a n u i » n d l . b r e s h !n | , '.
T h e G l e n Ni c h ol s o n fa m i l y d
B h d : : i p u n l l a n d s y a w n i n g a t
C81 10 R a f i .l r . i i a u d a e a k c o u s i n , H r . R u -
m n n Je s p e n n n o f L n V e r n e , N . D .
Ir i t h h h w i f :i n d c h i i d x l n a n d
1
sunday was M.For mlfd-summer
w i t h m a u n v q o n n u d a u x
1| nor. a had sharing, but, share
in zry dd buketu made puttynew eentorphaas for use uhh:
when gun wane laid for Iles-
d l m l W. Andrnrs, C. G. Ihrshall, .latina 3=¢l1tN=¢1h» w. I. Nd-non, C. G. Cookl L. C-gp G. I.Pftiffer, F. E.ebb, H.zu.:-»r»-11. R. A. Dwi-». D. ax. Bloch,
3 . F . Q l d a - d m . n . 2 . l l -
llf , f P ma m, w . . H. H . I lo -Ir Jr. of Columbm, Ohio and
v _ 1 . - __ __
ARLINGTON
llrn.Anna Compton d Blair,analadopuc y pndmlelrlandlm'lh ff of ei gh th éi alaloo
from Shir, were hen on Fridayenningto inltsll the new offic -nndthenaba kahiodge.. A p n -u u lg u l z l i h n a m d s f l n e i u n z hfolldiiddninlrtldlztion.Polio*-
|n l
_.l 1l n . .Chess Su t t o n u n i I r s .
A n n a S u t t o n sp en t F r i d a y d h t -
n o o n a t t h c W a l t e r ll c C r |. c k e n
h o m e vi s i i l h d w i t h I n .Jo h nD i n l m . u : ,w h o 1 | n n u t t h a n
fr o m D l n vl r , C o l o .
l r . .I n d H r s .m e o v n -
I
n b d a y z u a t t h e H a r a l d ! b u m s .
A t b g m t h e § : | : r & r | l n s w o n
g g H n .ZI.H a m e n d b yn . n . x . n 1 » ¢ h m & u » - . ¢ . n . » \ .
D a vi n : r u o o n a o l e d .T h e : v o mw o n A l s n h l l l y d n e o n t a d w i t h u
p r o f u k r n o : ' g N a fl o w e r s m dm a n .F a l l ¢ b d d n t h a l a d i e s
w e n i n vi t u i o u t o n t h t l a w n
w h e n 2 . | . b l e | n n ~l a ce d fo r t ea .
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C h n l :p n c t i o e T h u n d n y e ve m n g .
T h e c h o i r d i d e r i n g o o d w c r k
b n S u n d a y e ve n i n g .W e h a d l .
fi n e c r o w d s o h u : t h e m t o o .T h e
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ard.The fad thlt some pmfeu
butdono¢do,I| nnall:\\| 0fol'm¢
or yen.Subject for the norman Sundaymomiiga"The lnln1l.ih!y Safe
Coma."This in a chart sermon.
Subject ol tha evening sermon:
vr w w . e mu n p l n .
~ar ~f¢"==°;;=e 's U,Hr.Ind liars Bez-and z : ; " . f
Wisner, une on Baturda o r |visit, remaining until y eve-
" ' § ; .Bhmunn Loekllng and
Frank Johnson of Ke i s h I g ;
1Thou. Ulhger homn..r.Lock-iing who had been ~rl al! ink
$1.25
Located across struct fromFurman Elentor: o s x s n v l s
I~'or th¢B altCarW uh Iin th ec ity 1cA1.L1o6
mu played good bill.For the my have.xl thme lnniop wh three bat-_ Wednesday, 2:30 P. M.-The La
's heed Peclnlnd Firk each in-din' Aid Sodety will meeththl
ng, both hurling ln 3001 fashion.place to be announcegi in thi
.a lionnlch Firestoarsmnt down wakly bulletin.WauJ1 for ile, two, um in the ewsenlh.Get your copy at church next Sun
Fic k doubled so mn things in'¢,,.
ai:-| hai! of tha gmmam. L J1pp|Wednesday,'I:30 P. H.-BI id
llknl.T. Jipp dflglul scoring week worship and Bible lemon
ck.Krauu was nie on a field- 5 You are ontilied to a uhara of this
'| choice, L. Jlpp ||:or| ur.Wai-Como.:k was uh on an ¢rr~'r, T. Jipp'Plumb un being e this wool
oring.SN&llll"¢l \K.|hi! by a for the annual Sunday Scboul pic
tched HIL Lund: ""'H|<=l» ¢¢'°f|nic.Announcement will be mad
z linuse and Warmk.Sick soon.nglsd,aeorini S\="»<=\=rd m i l A few especially choic e bm
Lindt.Puck *ll \'llll\rI| by Bm-an be'Inlr purchned bar volunteerat.' ln a small fouling circle,th
'nm ended me »¢°f¢=~»§ fur the boon awntually no ba fam mn
=>'The Honnkh H m m m num Public Library.Any per:lflttl I rally lil the uxhlh when om |,n\¢|1;(.g¢| ;;¢ invited \g g0|
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Davin uraa oonaoled.The :oomawere Alaoahllly decorated with a
profoaion o:'Larda flowers androaeo.Fo!!e odds the ladieswereinvitedouton the lawnwhen 2a.bloa were laced for tea.Babfs breath nom with roaoain eryetai buketa made prettyfloral oentorphexs for use tables
when Eleen were laid for Iles-
damaa W. Andrnn, C. G. Harahall, Julian Jlmgbloth, W. I. Hel-
aon, C. G. Cookl L. C-gp G. I.Pfeiffer, F. E.ebb, H.zu.:-ahdi, R. A. Dlvill. D. 8. Bloc h,
a . F . a n l l a n i m. n . lr . l l-
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1|r. o o»E"1=.»... llanhail.
lisa Helen Ludurl Kr fh t re -
tur ns. ) 1m nd to t.- - 5 3lo n a f te r vimltlng here save
meh with relatives.Mr. and Hrs.H.W. Marshall
and daughter, Esther left by autoon Saturday for their summerhome *Echo Lodli" nur leroer,Wil.Tbeydplan to be any lint!!
some time urls; September.Ha r ?Oatenoan returned l u !w a t rom n two 'week'~1 tuhlnxtrip in lllnn. in company with hisuncle,W m. Run o f Fremont.They resin exeellent flahlng and
caught iimit mo; du in ,iuatn abort time.Harry robe the re-cord by catching the largqt pikecaughttherethi!aeaaon.He
brought the head home to verily
hia wory.ills; Anne 'In Po!! of Lineoin,vldted here on Thunxlay at thehome of her eonain,Bra. W ait
Echtenknmp.Ted Peterson of Omaha spentSunday hen vnu borne folka.Hr. and Hn. Robert Phare, Mr.and Mn. Anderson, Mrs. Cnaifeeanddaughter.Marjorie,ail of
Omaha were gueatn on Sunday atthe W. A. Whltfoh! home.
KENNARD NEWS
Hrs. David Fan and Gwendolin
Schafer of Omaha came here zosee the iotter'a mother and tookher buck with them for a vixh..llr l. H. B . P lu g autoed toBlair zo pay the ntint n visit
on Saturday.Jdr. and Lira. Alvin Andersonwerecalling on friends Fridaevening.Mrs. Oscar Anderson and ehildrenof Arilnglon were dinneguests at the Van Deuaen home o
Friday.A. N. Anderson spent the weekend at home.4 ;Mr. Chas. Gotlacfl f Wnahington apent the weekend at the T
H. l"`r'encl1 home.Dr. Anderson and ISita Sue onfromLincoln Tuesday morning.Mrl. Kingston and daughter ,oOmaha were whiting at the w
Kingdon home.Hr. and Lira. Theme were i
Fremont T1.|e|da¥ afternoon.Mr. and Hn.enry Gehrk anchildnn of I"mmont were vlaitinfdenda and relatives at WahooSwedeburg over the week-end.Mn. Jessie Olson and aon, Phi
ip of Colifomia are visiting at thJ. A. Swihlrt home.Hr. and lin. 'Taylor Kendo!and Ado Ilelenburg of Omahl anlr. and Mrs. Beryle Denton
Lineoin were Sunday visitors
!|1<: C. E. Mock home.Mr. and Mrs. Low Polio: a
AROUND THE COUNTY~g|l e
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ra.Chee: Sutton and Ir a .aa Sutton spent Friday after-at u.¢water llccraeken
vlaltlng with Ira. J ohn
-~.w h v l l n a u e s t u m eDenver, Colo.l a n d llr e . me o vn -Joaaa Blomben and family
y afternoon.Louie }leaeke'a 1ents,.Ind Hrs Bernard g of
r, eame on Baturda or at, remaining until y eve-
Sherman Loekllng andfJohnson of Kodak,lo veiiu t the.0'|1a|'erhome.r.Lock-wholsadbeeatheraallveak
flu. them Saturday eve-
E.a m M r s . . 3 . c . m m
family were dlnllr guests onat the Peter Nelaou borner d m .|
ae. Roy Peak visited with Mrs.
Fleck Wednesday afternoonsond Ray'a funil spent Sun-at the I'red R11 1Keenig went zo Omaha
Tuesday for a vlait with herr, Hilda.She returned '.ll\ure-
r. me R.. llarry smith were
nday evening visitors at Clif!-
B i f i -r. and Mrs. Andrew Sveaaeerd-little daughter vlllted Setureveniagcal the pereaw, Jones
~mberg me.an Poundn of Blair la':||:»en¢l-the week ul. the E. C.ppln-
t home.~e Buch Club met with Mrs.ra Peek Thuraday.Mrs. Peek»planned n party for Nellie
the same .lay to eelebrate harday.The small tables and
le chairs gave a festive look tolawn and \\||f\:\ theumlnlt angel» cake 1ra.= deeon with theht number --f candles, all grew
reeted and the oeeuulon was a-t one for all.The nextting la wnh Mm Ann a Mc '
ken July Lllat.Hr. Bd Broan and family werendaydlnnrr|rue\ts of Mrs.
~el Reaahau in Blair.The Compton familie-\, about 40number he-1 a family reunionnday in Oakland, eornplimentingair gzungeat rlistef, Fanngg who
th r husband are here from
f f - W y e .r. and Hrs. Will Schmidt and
iaa Anna of Blair were Sundaynlng callers ut the E. C. Llp
neott home.Mr.Glu hloncke and family
re Sunday vliton at the Louieende home. Hd 'fatter and famofnear \\uner. also vlllltclerethat day and will remain
r an indefinite time.hir. and Hn. M. P. IIanaen unen Martin,visited Sunday evegg at H. C. }¥.nudaen'e.ra. T. C. Wallace and Mr. amrs. Earl Clay and son of Omah| nt Wednesday ewnlag at th
hae. Hunk home.Mrs. E. C. Lippincott called 0re. Sumner Friday evening.Little Donald Jenn-on uae quit:
alek '=°f Saturday rylght .Aunday.t was neeevary to cal
doctor for him.Hr. Blffar, Sr. was taken to th
lair hospital Tuesday of last weeMesdames E. C. em! Clark l.i~incutt and bliss Ruth spent Frinf afternoon at the Walter Mc
en home.The Pleasant View Sumla
bool orchestra meets thi! wee
ith Mrs. Fred Peek.Mr.Menno Larsen'1 and Ja~l:*lVern lnmillca visited nl. the 1.
:~rm home Sunday evening.J. W. Compton went to Lineolmlay to attend a purebred Jey aale with the thought of bu;
"Q at head for bil herd.\henl.hnneet ie finlahell an~ala eutnng ia in prop):na at- gannlng ol thia week; the aoun~I the thnuhin maehlne willeard in our \iglnity very noon
~~ in mmf md mmnzng.
The Glen Nicholson family dBhd: :ipun llandsy awning at
C8110 Ra fi .lr. iiaudaeak cousin, Hr. Ru-mnn Jespennn of Ln Verne, N. D.
Irith hh wi f : i n d chiidxln and
liz. Peter Nelson nad funily MOrum nn Hand s; i nnin g vi dt-orusttholLC.Knu.6=\euhomle.
butdono¢do,I| nnall:\\| 0fol'm¢
or yen.Subject for the norman Sundaymomiiga"The lnln1l.ih!y Safe
Coma."This in a chart sermon.
Subject ol tha evening sermon:
cna1s11.u~r c mmc a
W. B. F. Robb. Putor.
4-02 W. Ltneolu Si.
Auendmee at Bible Sami smsunday was M.For mid-summer
w i t h m n ! n w o n n a t i o n I :
1| nor. a had ehevrlng, but, wherewill y ou find s cooler pm; than
our bu nomt?The church In not perfect, eenn o t b e a o lo o g u lt h e o mp o e e d
of imperfect men end lam|21
neither ie our Bible-school system
all we would like zo see. but, we
an fry ing to help the boys andgirls and older ones to become
more like J esu cum: the greatteacherWe one tryin; to teach
the things that make folk! better.
In proportion as you help ue weIrlil aoeceed.In the proportion
thot you refuse or fall to co-openate with ul we shall fail to help
them to become the kind of men
and women 1.115%you delight to
honor.I am piecing the blame
for the present chaotic condition
of the world right where ir. be-longs: on :he parents.Our jails
and our penitentiarles are over-
ilowinz with youlhfol erimioein
beclule the homes are not wha
they ought. to be.The home
the unit ol the nation.The nation
cannot be better tlmn the perse~tint compose it,md unless
repent we :hill perish,Th e pmont frantic effort lo discredit th
Bible in only o symptom: it is do
to just one nose, namely , sin i
the heart and life.Some thinki
they un destroy the Bible and iteaching and influence, they wil
have license to do whatever the
want to do.This path leads a
destruction.The Bible teaches none. in do anything, that will no
make one A better man or women
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C h n l :p n c t i o e T h u n d n y e ve m n g .
T h e c h o i r d i d e r i n g o o d w c r k
b n S u n d a y e ve n i n g .W e h a d l .
fi n e c r o w d s o h u : t h e m t o o .T h e
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has nl In Benaon.Ramona Fincli idx. Tun-day for a visit with mlativaa tt
Damir, Colorado.On Tuesday Hr. and Hn Geo.
Hindhy took their amall \lauf)h-
ur. Margaret 1° Omaha, than r.Gifford operatml on har eyesIdxidl have been troubling her for
nome time.Hr. and Ura. Alban Chrhwuanan rejoicing over the nrrivai of
a little daughter Tuesday;Julynth.She nigh: eleven jpounda.RW. and Hn. C. A. Arnold ofKamal 03; came up to mem! theFoqnh arl lin. Amold°a iiater,Bra. Anna C. Roberh.They Inf!
for their homo the folloirinu
Wadnaaday.H. H. Rohwer and nlatcra. Illum-na Anna and Ella left Weelnaadaymornin! by auto tn enjo the cool
bruno; nf some of the lnnuota
lakla.Hr.and Hn .Pn d Siflner of
Ahon, Ill. ara visiting at zhe homaof llr. and Hrs. Harry Reimer.
Tha ladle: an alaters.Illaa Bernina Krambeck of Ben-son hu been tha guest of Mr. and
Ira. C. w. Chriilenaen for an-
eral days.lln.W m. Saltrnan of Omaharallmlonfrienda hen 'Thursday
morning.rll a :lantha Klaman of i`n>»
man! came F'\'5dlv for n 1roe'|:'a
vacation with home folks.The o. R. 8. held its regularmeetingFridayevening,after
which the uaual axial time wasind.lliu Bda Bicrck. Hn. Jalan
Landil and ln. Ellie Cook served
slaiidoua rehaahmanta._.
ton at the former'a hame on FridayaftemocmSweet pau annbaby'a breath uaad with ull yel
low taper::nada pmt!dec-ora
tions for ihe tablea.UMtntionHatincluded:klesdamea DW. L-nraon. H. Jungbiuth. R. ADavin, J. C. Badger, F. I-'.. WebtJ.D.Hmmm,J. A.PetaracnTanaWarren,W.A.WhltfonlA. 0. Hawkins, G. Glawer. Ethe
Unland. Fu.E Weber. Don Wehe|3.C.Blackburn, J.Q. waning(ani.J. E. Anachbaeher.H. wHalaha\|.J. C. Rhea.I'remontPetePdaraon,Ed Woener,Allandield.o.H.Inwe,Joh
Grinrea, H. C. M¢Cle1|nn. GeorgI1md\ig;NJay Blackburn, IIsl New
eil, A.. Ayers.H.ll.Howarth.Sr. of WesPoint and aan. H. H. Hnwanh. 31
of Coiumbua, 0. apent Homlny athe Dr. w. l. Neiman homa.H:a. C.G.Hnrahal|'a :laterHia: nm Brvnniaer of Lincoin anHrs. E. Il. Lefferdinlg Mr. Itfiei. u n and ann, Ted of Hlckmmaent the week#end at the Ha
a all home.Janna Shadonix was the happvictim of a anrpriaa on Bandawhen a Iarge number of his neig!
bora gatheral for a picnic in hmornf his blrthala Tha :ronpmeeedod to tha Fa r Ground 7"where they enjoyed a fine pendinner and eniorml a plrnaant Itemnonin vh i ti u and playh
various games.Ice craam araiao aarved before depaning ftheirhomes."l"hoae dreamt I
cluclad the Iamillea of n a n aM e a d a m e a W l l l H a r a h a i l .A n a l
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SHERIFPS SALE pending wherein Tim Hencine ll Mlurlc o llehnm,
Plaintiff m d Oscar Chevaliex,Sheriff of Wallington County,Nebrukx.Henri ;;,,,¢§¢_ Attomey Daisy Dosten,now Cluvailer.
Notice is hereby . ren . t on
the lat day of August, 1927, at1 o'e.lock P. M., and for one hour
thereafter.at the North Front
Door of .The Wuhington County.Court House, In the Olty .1 Blair,
Wuhington,County,Nebrnsh,
AJmlni.\tllh'ix of t.heelilte»ofPeterDoilert,deceased,Cath-
erine Dotted.n o t McCracken,
Raymond MeCn1:lmn: Peter Doe-ten, J r., | . minor; Ven Doihrt.
a. minor, Emi! Dostert, a minor:
me u n d mi g wl s h e r i f f ..r|D°ff= Dostert, ° minor; so R£"'"
Washington County,Nebnska, _Nite Rover and Samuel E. hempwill ofier for ale at public ven- ,Irv defenduntn, and *il* '>° "ld
due to the highest bidder for aah for the toreclomre of e tu lkn
in 1,ami the following described on uid premises, in favor ot Tina
Moneke In the :urn of $371.78 andred eaate. to-vit.
"Lots One (1),Two {2)and
three (3) In Biock Fifty-five ma
in the City of Blair, wubingtonCounty. !\Iebrnh."
The above red estate is offered
I interest thereon from April 25th,1921 at R571 per nnnum. together
with ooltl of suit taxed at $37.00
and Attorneys Fees in the sumof $87.18, ali as provided by uid
cnder of :ate and the decree in
for sale by me by virtue of an uid actionorder of me issued o u t o f m l Dated at Blair,Wasblngton
District c a m of WashingtonCounty, N¢|,,-,_,|,, on 299, day County, Nehmka, this 29th day
of June, 1927, in an ection therein oi June asm.
m m o l :
Henry Heneke ,AttorneyTo Ev! H. W uh burn, IM: B.
Jscknun, John S. Jackman. AdaH.Broeman.Arthur Brennan,
ftuth s. Panama. John Pnttenon,Ralph W. lloblullen. Gindys Mc-
Muilen, I. W. Mcilullen, John C.Seeley, Theron J. Bearzfogd.Ali
persons having or c himing myinterest in the Southwest Quarter
of Section Twenty-nine, TonrnnhlpNinen, North of Bunn -Nine,
e u uhington County, Nehru-
nd names unknown, Defend-
ante.You and each of you will takenotionthotHenry J.Lnnghorlt
has filed e petition in the Dhtrlct
Court of Washington County, Ne-
.bzukn, agalqut you aa lkfendlntn,the object |nd prayer of which il
U0 quiet the title of the plnlntiff
note
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g ~U0 quiet the title of the plnlntiff
in and to lholazui above delcriblrd
and to have uid defmdanu, md
uc h of them,ndiudnd to havenc lien on or interest ln sald real
cults, or any part thereof.You are required to anlver nhl
petition on or blfore the 1501 day
of August, 1927.Dated this 'ith day of Iuly, X927
Henry J. Lnnghont.24-4t_Plaintiff .
~.....to p ut it s a fe ly o n i on .
T h i l l o n n i c h F i n s t o m p h y e n
w e n i n d i u m ! t o e r r d u n .Th e y
hs d ni n e a n r on d u ri n g t h e c o n te s t ,
w h i c h ni d e d B l a i r i n i l l vi c t o r y .
Th e B l a i r s l u g g e n cl ou te d o u t
n i n e h i t s o f f h m H o n n i c h F i n -
st on e pit ch er s,e ve r y o n e b u t L .
Jl p p g e t t i n g i n t o t h e h i t c o l u m n .
S i n g l e s b y l i n u x a n d V l n D e u -
n e n , t w o e m u , a n d a d o u b l e b y
S v e n p u d g a ve t h e B l a i r Qaoyw
th r e e ru n s i n 2 1 1| ° |= ° ni n s K r am e .
Th e l i o n n l c h s t i a l t h a m o r e i n t h e
sec ond w h e n H a s t n r s l i h l l v h
R o c k y A d i l ! !! w a s a d o o n a n a r -
r o r . n n I W a r d a n d J u l r s m fo l l o w -
ed wi t h s in g le s .Bi n d r w o k | . a n e -
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BLAIR DBFEATS THEuoumcus. 11 'ro a
ua
The Bialr hitten cloutetl tha
ball and took mvantage of num-
erous Monnich Firestone errors at
the Blair diamond Sunday after-
noon In win from the Fremontte a mb y th e a e o n o f llto a . Th e
game was loosely played but
nannhaieaa was cloaa and intel'-utin; up nntil the wreath inning.
clashed with Ulm Sundsy.The vreek'| outing in Minnesota.mr. lun Lilia uvlar swn: ...mon was seven to eight in favor Merritt N¢Clcllnn left on Sun-|z£aughter, Barbara of Omaha :perof the Bluffs team.pity Ior Dnke, N. D.when he Sunday at the H. G. Van Deanel-»---_.z-..1..- n..|'Inunn Mn. Polic: remained for
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N r .a n d H r s .A d o l p h Pu l s o f
W i m o m i m pl ea sa nt ly our pr in ed
i r h a d n a n d n i n t h e a w h e n l i m '
l n l vo d u n e n p e c t o d i y l u i T u b n d a yeve n i n g .Th e y u p e t t t o s t a : f o ra n c x u n d r l visit.w i t h r n i n t i vr l
Th i s ll l i n fi r st t i me M r . P u b E s a u
x i r i t m i i n t h i s d c i n i t y fo r fu u n e e n
n a n .t h i s F a d d a oe!Be n so n sp e n t
'h m d a y a t t h e P r o d O h r t h o m o .
H i n i l : I e n l k t o m r n ha s U\°|.1\
e o n f l n e d t o h o r b e d f o r l h o p a s t
fe w d a ys fe c es e rl n g" Iro m 1 se ver e
W i l l # B W I UND l l \ l l §u n a rgo ve r n m e n t ,d o i n ;p e o r r a p h l c dsu r ve yi n g .H e n c c n t l y rec eived
t h e u p in t m e n t a n d o n Pr i .!a yzecti\.o<?° an e n t e r t o n p o r t a t
D:-mlm.M e r r i t t g r u l u n i n d Zhlu
m r s n g f r o m t h i H u b s Un i ve r s i t y
w h e n h o upedslizoni i n c i vi l o ni n e r r l n p .H i s p a u n t n .'\ !r .a n d
l i n . H . C .M c C \ e l l a n , H a r r y , } r .
a m i ll .u in -I n c o m p o n i a i . h r n a n
f o r u U m a h a t h I ti. 3.\'i|\i\.td
n l t h o l h i x n $ l 4 \ . »il h o m e .
C i y j e a n d A l m a L u d w i g . . u m mp a n l e l l b y t h t l r s i s t e r , H n . l l r w a l
IIu w r . h a| . m x m l chnhhs:1 n c t u n l o l
h o m f u n 'I h u r ~ h | y fr o m C h i c a n o .
Mr s . R aa e n lu m un ml i ma k e o n c e
¢.... -A L h Lana
1reek's vi s i t w i t h re l nt i vé h a n d
fr k n l n .M r . T o m F r e n c h w h o h a s b e e n
B o l l i n g i n W i n m i d e fr e t u m e d l o
s h o m o o n e d a y i n t w e e k .
M r . a n d M r s . W i l l Bu r g e s s a n d
: h l l d r e n o f O m n h l sp en t |fe w
da y a a t l h e H e l e n B u r g e s s h o m e .
Hr . a n d M n . To r n H it c h c o ck a n d
P o r n sp en t S u n d a y a t th e Jo h n
Jo h ns o n h om e .
M r .a n d M n .l l .C .Halwankn
U r n ! T h u m d a y a ft e r n o o n .nt th o
i g n l l l n l e n h o m e n e a r Td a h l o .
Ai r . a n d i l r s. F ra n k Ti s nb l l n a n -
n n u n c o t h e b i r t h o f \ d a u zt er o nl ` l m r u l n » : n a m i n g a t O m : n . M mTi m b l i n w a s fo r m e r l y M i n Mul
u n
m l a n d B r e m e r B o o t r u o u t o r_w b a nl h. ..
T h e m w e r e t a n m P e a e h f r s
' y e n b y t h a t i m : a n N l t h l l u rm n d o o r - I n d t h a n a l m l l l b r u t em r th e h a s o f P e a e h q .*u tr .i d l y , " s h o m d t m l ! t i m i d ; " Z w o we r l l h e h i t l t l If I h a ve - - o h .
|031"An d s ho tr e at in to th e ho u le .nt o n l n h l n g h e r m o t h e r b y br e a k
s r x r f : 0 ? N E B 1 u L s i u \ .
W a s h n C o u n tI , A . R .r n c k , P n ~ . 1 d e n t d t I »
a b o ve n a m e d b a n k d o ao l a m n l y
- w e a r t h a t t h a a b o u t s t a t e m e n t i l
n t r u e a n d c o n e c t m p y o f l h e m l -
p o n m a d e t o t h e D e p a r t m e n t 0 1
Tr a d e m d C o m m e n t .
u .
n lnto mug.¢ man me ltmuxhr of the nun nnmk.Pmddut.AZF L "'|n'i»¢~F"` "'is§`I6a'¢7|T A-rrns1'mul I rulmnnt In an utrelnlt- I ll.. J. anim-. Qlnelor.
'nC u , W y e .; J' £ '. » ¢ H r s . W i l l S c h m i d t a n d
from Denver, Colo.~lr . I n d H r s . me o vn -mc J a n n Blomben and family
Sunday -f¢"==°;,==u ,e 'sHr.Ind liars Bez-and z s g n f
Wisner, une on Baturda o r |vidt, remaining until y eve-
" ' § ; .Bhmunn LuckUn;m l
Frank Johnson of Ke i s h I g ;
1Thou. Ulhger homn..r.Lock-iing who had been thorn ali ink
nfummi dum them Saturday eve-
E. um Mrs.. 3. c. mm
For Safe Transportation
Andefsen Bros. Transfer Co.
Live Stock and Freight
We re Bonded Carrlers
Phone 105 Ke¢h's Sorvico Station
II
s ~th e Pe ~ Ne ~ ho me not bu so iw: u ss 1| composedn¢.;§{;r§:| ;r k U d i g , "}°f imperfect men md ' In ma n
ar.ea \ 5 "'n .nlithu in our iy ilelll
Fred Phck w'§d"°°'d'7 nftnrnoo~all we would like m nee, but, we
J. w. Compton went to Lincoln"l'uu»Iay to altunl n purebred Jersey nle with the thought of buy-
*"§ an head for bil herd.Vheal.hunrest it finlnhed nn1
oats cutting is in propjrnn at U10beginning or thisweek;the I-oundni the lhrmhin mzchlnn will beheard in our vicfnity very noon
at nj~ me ~ Oman girls md older ones to ~ ~
on Tun-hy for a ur 1g wf . B i ld ;She ntunud 'lhun-
iff. md rs. Harry Smith were
Sunday evening vlsiton nz Clif!-
or d Bi f i -llr. and Mrs. Andrew Sveaguniand little daughter visited Satur
Blombarg ~me.Peggy Poundn of Blair la£||:»¢nd-§n¢ the week ul. the E. C.ppin-
cott home.The Buch Club mer with Mrs.Dorn Puck Thursday.Mrs. Peckaimplanned n party for Nellie
g n |.o r »d l .T h e s m a l l t a b l e s a n d
I I .th e l a wn |. n d \ \| | {\ : \ t he u gi n k m ge l
food cake 1\'l-1 1l€¢0Il»w i t h t h t
ri g h t n u m b e r - - f c a n d l es , a l l g r e w
in te ne s ue d an d t he o e eu ui on wa s a
p l e u a n t o n e fo r n i l .Th e n e x t
m e e t i n g i s w n h M r s .A n n a M c '
Cr z ck e n Jul y L l in t .
I a lS u n d a y d l n n r r |; ue \t s o f M r s .
E t h e l R e m h a u i n B l a i r .Th e C om p t o n fn m il i e - \, a b ou t 4 0
i n n u m b e r h a - 1 a fa m i l y r e u n i o n
S u n d a y i n m m m , c o m p l i m e n t i n g
t h e i r ~ u n g n t l i i s t t f, F a n n y g w h o
li z . ~ ~ h e r N ; l n ~ » ~ ~ y ~
Orum nn Hand s; i nnin g vi dt-orusttholLC.Knu.6=\euhomle.
cna1s11.u~r c mmc a
W. B. F. Robb, Putor.
4-02 W. Lincoln Si.
Altnndumce at Bible School lui
sunday was M.Fm mid-aununer
w i t h m n ! n w o n n a t i o n I :
1| nor. a had sharing, but, sharewill y ou find s eoohr pm; than
our buommt?
". - .
Blue Ribbon
Hop Flavored
M A L T S Y R U P
Big 3lb can 100% Pure
75:5 per gan
Once Tried Always Used
Quality 'Market
JENS NIELSEN. hop.
n s e b e r W e a n t r y i n ; t o t e a c h
t h e t h i n g s t h a t m a k e fo l k ! b e t t e r .
In p r o p o r t i o n a s y o u h e i p u s w e
Ir l i l ancceed.I n t h e p r o p o r t i o n
l h n t y o u r e fu s e o r fa i l t o c 0 - 0 p o r -
I
them to become the kind o men
honor.I am placing tho blame
for the present chaotic condition
of the world right when ir. be-longs: on :he parents.Our jails
and our gaenitentiarles are over-
ilowinz with youlhful criminoin
ht to be.The hams iathey ought. to be.The hams ia
the unit ol the nation.The nation
cannot be better tlmn the personsthat compose it,:ml unless we
repent ws .lhlil perish,Th e pment frantic effort io discredit the
Bihlc in only n symptom: it is due
the lmlrt and life.Some think if
they un destroy the Bible and its
teaching and influence, they willhave license to do whatever they
want to do.This path leads to
destmction.The Bible teaches nuone. in do anything, that will nnt
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C l b e r e l l i y i r e e y o u m u s t h a v e
t h e m e a n s o f a d e q u a t e l n d l vl d u u t
t r a n s p o r t a t i o n c o n s t g m i y a t y o u r
e o m m a n d .L i b e r t y i s o n l y n w o r d
w h e n a m o n m u s t d e p e n d o n h i r e d
c o n ve y o n c e s . o r m e r e l y t h a t m o t i vep o w e r w h i c h N a t u r e g n v e h l m .E l y /
| o y t h i s g r e a t e r m e a s u r e o l l i f e e n d
ve r l e t y i n a s n i e ,d e p e n d a b l e .g o o d
l o o k i n g B U I C K .
W e l u n o va r i e t y n l m o d e l s a l -
w a y n r e l ¢ y i o a l l o w y o u - a : m 1 1 ¢l n
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pn s ci e nc e wa s b a d ly sh a k en wh e nTo m .In l so le mn ma n ne r .ca ll edh o r 1nl0 h h :ol ll cf.I n d .l f l e rm l g r t i u x n l l u l e . u i d : " M b n a W a l
' U l f f h u r o c x , u u t t w rS u b m i b e d a n d : u m m t o b a t o n
m o t h i ! m u d w o f J u l y . 1 9 2 1
( s u m A . c . D e w ,
N o t a r y m m e .
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o f ! h m t o t h r e b m a h a m a r k e t o n 'M a r i l y n M a r i e w e a k t h e w e e k vn l M u s a x m l M n m l a m e l N . IJ. P e .
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ma1 mm ld lld l l l '|9IlllI\lllll uunnqn r\nu\;-vu v.urnooa lui -"r, so uh 1: the Omaha ment the sueh-em! at the
rodeo.They npon an enjoyable formafs home hen.dtarnwn.I Amos Huskies af Omaha is vis-Amnag thou from thi! vicinity Hint here with hh grnndparenu,who t the Fsurih at Blair Mr. and llne. H. L !'hania.
1111 r. and Mn. "°"'='.,i'°,°~'a'z"~'rllléan d Hn . ~ ?:3 ;lz 'Lhi J r.
|ll .n .o mn v e nlq t h ~ . . . Z " r l h a v e l n s v i r n l d n a | 1 8 2 tack Qrilh th!
Ted Peterson returned Sundayevendn; from a six mouths staywith relatives in lienmey, Heb.Hr.und Mn. N. T. Cederlindand hmlly of Union Sur. Mo.,came in Sunday for a abort whitwith r~cllli\ea and frigndn on their
wax to sm, Ifgui, ljinn.~
To p i c : " Th e E t e r n a l G a o d n e a s . " \
1 : 3 0 P . M . - O p e n - a i r H l p p y
H o u r S e r vi c .Fr e e d o m . c o m fo r t .
r e ve m n n - ,fr ie nd ii ne as ch a ra c te r -
iz e these e ve n i n g servi ces.Th e
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A p p e a r i n g
Well Dressed
One oi the first criterione by which
n. wall dressed woman is judged
is herjewels.I! selected here, as-surance of style, qualityjand cor-
freutnees is a foregone conclusion
they are pefect.
liirlhslone for July~~~RUBy
H v O LLE RM A N N
GIFT COUNSELOR EXPERT WATCHHAKER
s m a r .n
uan-"'l 'h a \'l l de , "in t e r r u p t e d t h e
fa t h e r ."'I'h at.'l l do.L o a d h i m u p
v- e l l w i th t h e t r ig g e r n o u me l r y . H n
t h e o n l y p o o r s h o t i n l h e fa m i l y )
' P /vl | 1 | | n vm s and an ¢»¢\p r o d u c t i o n
|¢la¢ l»°-and koAnil." as snnhazuulludunngs.
rru wn .-~ ........H u h In lh cr o u rqmncn sad Suhhlh w ! -
"z4s 'i1Y;B"w.|.
"u£u||yI \\ lux u ul: wa l u lun.ll il?""An to the my ."u i d Tom,"£here Il no salary attached; hut-
hut--ah. rnnfn Il!Canl youmu'P !la\ent you undentoowl Iwant you to be my wife.""Anll lha muon you rainfd such1. rm: about my talking vrllls meyoungmlt|\.pll|'lotllerI n u because-""lieenum I r u Jnlnun.Iguess" replied 'Dom lheefallhly|-|gunned rlghl,lhrn,"criedP!°llrl.\ey und begun to laugh.ButTom sraught hor in hl| arms andlunolhand hor luuzhler wllh kluel.
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Patient-Doctor,how are my
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8:18 un.13:35 nm-
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and iuull them our $3
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a n a r .r s .nl l r .' L M H r s .m m u x ;w i
f a m i l y .H r .a n d M r s .P a l e :l l n r -
u o n t m d f a m i l y ,l r .I n d H n .
C a r l P u l s a m i j a m i l y ,l i n .L l u i s
L a m p a n d f u n l l y a n d l r .a n d
M n . J o h n H a r d e r a n d f a m i l y .
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form¢»r'| ainter, Hn. w. 1. NelsonundDr.Nelson.Ther h h onThunday e\anin:l for Went Pointand expect zo vi 1. here again thelatter put of this week.Hr. and Hn. ll. C. McClellan1md gm their :linger gun.; un Sun-day,Hr.and nl Wil!Unlandand daughter, lildred and Herbert
Unllnd.Hn .I' nd De Weber retunml
lr. and J in. Glen uoaentmumand lin Lena Baton entertained
a number of (Hemi: and relativesat n blrthdny pany in honor oflnna Bates and Gien Rosenbaum.Mr. and Hrs. L Il. Peterson anddaughfzr, Hattie Jam and JohnBlaco use Fremont nhopptrl on
Thunuky.Hin llabh Robertson and friendf O g h z speql Sunday at the
Cnnhlncl a nn!
n h !J u n m i anonsulnl oglndlll a ndsu m q v n n n u I n |h l r p n u l l g i l 1 9 1 |a u .
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ri ct P op ul ar i n puanionai or gmuuuai
a u .I.' 6 2 S u °|£»:'. m a » .
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t h e p n n n t a l .c .F .Pa i s h a r m .
vi s i t i n g w i t h H r . a n d H r s . A d o l p h
Pu l s o f W i s c on s i n .M r . a n d l i n . A d c l p h P u l s ' O N
'fl a u n d a y d i n m r g u n z !a t t h e
F m : J. P u h W E E ' -|__A\.. --.I
Su n d a y f r o m O m a h a w h e n sh e
s p e n t n ve r a l d a y s .W l i l L u d w i g a n d x h u g h t e n .
M m : a n d l l r s . B r i n ! R o s e n b a u m
a n d ch i l dr e n ma t u r e d Lo l.i=\cnln
o n S a t u n h y 1 . 0 vi i i ! M n . L g g y w
w h o i s c o n fi n e d i n t h e S L n
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Ge n . lt o b e ru o n na m e .H r .m d H n .l l .T .Ced exi iml
m d fa m i l y n l l e d a t Une Jo h nB l u e h o m e S u n d a y e ve n i n g .
H r . a n d H r s .L..E .W u x l : m l
H r .a n d Q i n .C a r l W s n l w e r e
Om ah a vis i to r s .H o li da y a fte rn o on .
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C. L. Beudorf, Texi.Phone 22-I.
11-af.
Dr. laylnnd Statne, Chlroprae-
tor, I'axmers State Bank Bldl tf.
Aus Stone purchased 0. new
Irnperlsd Lauudsu Chevrolet InstSunday.
C. H. Bendorf, licensed emhalm-
er and umkrteksr, Blsir.Officephone, 161, res. phone, 22-t.8-tf.
Hrs. J. A. Hillman ls enjoying
an vlslt from her mother,llrs.
Cllr: Themes of Hodale, Iowa.
Hr. sndlln. B:use Goehenouer
ot Omshs visited we r Sundayth Mr. and Irs. Will Seherdln.
Hr. and llrs. A. L. Ben of Den-ver are spending thdr vacation
with their brother, Dr. D, W. Bell
end family.
U l u Luclle Jensen spent the
week-end with her parents, ltr. end
Hrs. Ed Jensen, returning to her'Lvork nt the stale univerdty on
lllt Sunday.
Professor Waldo Nielsen h umud into the residence formerly
occupied bar Rev.A. F.Newell.
who is new living in the Gonnagstionsl parsonsge.
There ue eighty-three box eer1in the Arlington freight yards ln
readiness to receive the wheat
shbments which will commencenext week.An enonnous wheat
crop is new being hs:vested.
Mr. and Mrs. Holger ChristensenInd eon, Leonard of New Grlennl,
Ls. drove up to Nebrnxkn arrivingSundayforsevers.l weelt's visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mm C.
ll. Christensen end his sister, Mrs.A. c. Debel and Al.t'y. Debel.
Lois iletxinger left Friday eve-
ning for Omaha where she joined
e party of friends and went by
onto to Davenport,lows whereshe will live with her sister, Mrs.
Carl Hovendick and husband and
where she has u stenogrnphidjobuwsdllng her.
A. C. Debel'a sister. Mrs. J. W.Jensen and Mr. Jenten and three
children of Beresierd, S. D.,ar~
rived nsterdny for a few cl\y'nvisit with relatives und friends and
also to have s tonal! epention forone of the children which they
will have done ln Omaha.
Dr. nml Mm E. T. J ipp entertelnet! the following relltivet and
friends 'haesdny evening: Mr. an1
Mrs.Harry Jtohwer, Jr.of Ft.Calhoun;Mn ,Rohwer'e mother
Mrs. }iillekrns:|,of St. Louis; Mr.sm!Mrs. C. J.Beekmsnn end
daughters. Alice and Emma.
Ill the request of the Rev. 0. U.
McProud, Rev.Csrl Bader is to
preach st the Henson M. E. churchnext Sunday morning.The local
pnstol's father, Mr. J. n. Bsrler
of Fremont is to preach at theBlairMethodistchurchSunday
morning nt the request ef mern
Buy your nationery at The
Enberpriaa oiflee.
C. M. Hltchman and 1ri!e drentoLlneoln last evening and will
return today.
l{r. Alban mum.: QI Lintolnwaa a viaitor atlhe Go w n R.
Davla home laat Sunday.
C. K. Bendorf, lleanaea embalm-ar and undertake:-, Blair.(Mila
phone, 161, na. phono, SIA.3-if.
Ira. 8. E. Ivana, who has been
under the weather for aoma time,
h feelin; considerably batter.
llr. and llra. John Cider lpenta full day at the home of Hr. and
Hn. Ed Pllcher laat Thursday.
Ray Cmsrdy and bride ot Em-
eraonvdaihedafnrdayaover the
Fourth at the Jack Cnlldy homo.
Ed llatthiaaen and family areleaving oarly Frida! morning for
thtlr annw Mfting at Lake Ok-
°b°.li
At a ngnlrr martin; of W . R.
('laat.Safgmrday,July 9,Mn .
Mary Small val Initiated into the
Co m-
ollra. x. P. Ilundahl ia improving
nleely following an operation forgolter.She la In an Omaha hoa-
plm. ..
Hra. Carl Pieper um childrendrove over to Fremont last Sun-
day to viait Mrs. Plaper'a bmilwr,
Clarenoe Jenaen.
Karl. Chdatenaea went. up toLukeOkobollSaturday evening
and brought his anna Roy and Ro-
bert home on Sunday.
Ed Grimm Le driving a Lincoln
zodan these day:Instead of his
large Cadillac which givenhim good lanfloe for a number ol'
yeara.
H. H. Brown has the exclusive
ozone? for the Aenaoior Windmill
ond canlee a complete stock of
windmills and lourera on hand.Phone Black 154.25tf.
Punlla Wanted who deaire to review either high school °gg'°°°
schoollubjecta.Latin, ma ma!-
iea or English a specialty.ln-
at Enterprlao office.21-if.
Hn. E. B. Car:ilan and littlegrandqdaughtar,Jacquelkl Dixon
returned home from aevew we-eh
visit with her daughter,llra.Harry Mortiock of ~dorado, Han.
Axel Swanson ia ln an Omaha
hospital* under the can o§,a phy-aidan and nporta are that be il
getting along nicely. John Smith
ia caring for the marker while he
is away.`
A number of store fronts havebeen treated lo new paint. the peat
week.'Phone noted were Hansen
Bakery, Campbell Fumllure store.
Stewart Phamacy and Scheffler
harnell atom ,-
Andrew Cruielcahank and fam-
Co old re n en f or nmmc r vnr .
2:-nf.i n » . ' r . c ; w 1 ~
Harold Blltlfm h u m u
from bla 'mention trip toguy,
J a me alii r by ln re a tlng nli
n d e r a f t e r n n r d w e e k s o fimutllnou.
l| .ll| éI1Jehu:| d3lild!ldB
spent Sunday in Omaha
friends.
' n n a n n u m - u » ' A m ~
1 r i t h H n . J o h n C u i ¢ r y ¢ ~
dhrnocfn.
Hn md ih ' s . Cu I B a -li d s .
ltr nn S un d a y g u m a t
plnnlal, Emmltt Bolt heme.
u m s a m x m l - u h m ,
WMF: vacation from hu' bookkeeping at£h|RABunlnn
Hi ll I ma m Y o u L i n h z n
ln. W . D. Hammc nd l d !
'Paildlr tc tilit rehtiva in Galundo.
Hrs.R-wg He i a n tnjopdvldt from her pla nts, Hr.
In P lhr J ¢n un_o f Omhha
Sunday.
Dr.Lucian Stark ind 'if8
Nuriolk nm 'riazltulu gt the r
of Dr. and ll:s. K. Nklaen lN-nk-ma.
llrn. E. c. Pierce and dluglata
Hrs.Abbott and 1 ly I~
f o r u n o u n b o f i w a for
litzlc nf.ation.
Hr.and ll n .Fh nk I -
an Pl-wrrinz to leave this
for their home nt Lake §lo | -South Dlkdl.
Hu. Funk Slrickleu and no~Illllard want up to Norfolk
visit at the Chu.Inland ~
for a few days..
Dr. C. R. lead plana to In
Sltuniay for Kimblll, Nei. an bel
his ron: with the hanruting- offine wneat crop.
Br. and Hr :Alphonso Ki
and family cf 0zhlh.|_,|p¢n§ ~day with Hr.Kilhn'|mother
Hn. Myrtle Kilim.
Hn. Sunley Bracken and
chihlren of Chicago hu been
iting at the hom:Blues Flo
and Ollvl Hoon lb! put luc k.
Mn. G. R. Pfeiffer ot Arlin
ton vldtedmt the F. 8. J e 1 --h o m e u n g u e l t o f l l r | . 3 l . D
Newell on lu ! W Inoon.|Q
Hn. Frank Rogers at 'Will -
Iowa returned home Swl-dl!-
s wQ¢k'a visit with Im' puma.Mr. and Mn. C. W. Burger
Gluten.
C. N. Hamm hu remind tm -
from Mrs. Hlns-en who h u nr
riveé 0. Ii. in Denver md is having s fine vid! with the John
.Ryde family.
Min Emma J ohnson of Wuh
ingtnn.D. C. arrived yestenl
News And Gossip About People You Know. _ No
Graber Conwy can Be Shown Yank- Guam
Than Having Their Names Appear imthe Home
Paper.Phone 11 When You Have A News Item
-Please.'
LOCAL NEWS---COMMENT
J. E. Campbell, Iurnlture, mga
and undertaking.50-ti.
li lle Sue Belle Iawellyll of
Ogg spent Sunday with home
o
The Aronaon Chevrolet Co. le
ceived a shipment of Chevrolet!
n Wednesday of hat week.
Hr. Robert Hilton came up from
»-»~ last mm and spent the
week-end visiting vrillh relativesin this city.
Hake your farm ioan now be-ore the rate ia Increased.A low
.te of interest aavaa you many
~llln.Call or write
John li. Roper,
4-4z.Dodge, Nebrlaka
Hr. and Hrs. Ralph Heneke lefthefirat of the week for their
ome in Chiago after a me va-
ution with home folk;
Mn. Henry Meade accompan-
¢-.1 by her daher-in-law,Mrs.~ith Hmcke of Florence. visited
~in Beads Heucke of Tekamah'¢flenautay of lut week.
Mila Ruth Jenlen, daughter of
~r. and Mrs.Ludlfit Jensen of
oth of Blair, was absent from
~er duties at the m l i m farm
ureau office a few days last \\e.¢:kue to iltneae with the mumps.
Mr. and Hrs. Henry lmlencke andr. and llra. Ralph llencke were
esta at the A... R. Thomas home
n Fremont over Wednesday nightI lost we-ek me retumed to Blair
.ursaiay roaming.
Maura. Ed and Oaar Gilbert-
on returned recently from a trip
ut into Kimball county.They
ound excellent crop; of wheat all
long the line but pronounce Kim--I as the banner wheat county
~f the state...-
Dean Reynolda :gud family ofnlthill drove down to Blair last
unday und ~"»;;5~-1 Hn. Reynold'a
ister, Mrs. F Ray.In the ni-ernoon J. `£I"Uarrleon and wife
rote up and vlaltet! with them.~r. Garrison and Hr. Reynolda are
Cliffod Hulbert and a la n . "
uyer left.3aatSaturd¢¢ _eveningor Bien. when tney are spend-
ng the week fiahing.On Sunday
heyitopped at the home of Hr.Mrs.Paul 1..o\\e at Bird
dand,Minn.Mn .Lowe was
euainn.
J. E. Cempbell, furniture, nm
md undertaking..50-tf.
Trabor Bell hu retumed homeliter a three \reek'e stay ln Den-
ver.Hn .C.Krause entertained a
few frlenda at bridge last Thurs-
dayday alternoon.
llre. Hattie Pound le mlm; 1
little better and le able to be up
and around the heuae eg-ein.
like Helen K. Bolt i1 °nl°rir=¢
a vacation from ber duties in JudgeEllefe offic e at the court home
this week.
Misa Ada Harrison of eouth ofBlair le driving' a new Chevrolet
oedan purehaeed recently from the
Aronaon Chevrolet Co.
- W e h a ve e e p e d a lh e r g e i n o n
steel windmill toners.We havebought several towera at ver! low
prloe.Phone Bleek 154.
26-21.H. H. Brown, Blair.
Hr.C.A.Robeson.proprietor
of th e c llmn Hotel, was called
to Omeha '!\lelllay for Jun# duty.Mr. Bader eoeornpanled him.
Mr. and ln. Stlnerger o! Oma-
ha accompanied by Mrs.T m u
vlallezi at the home of lr. and
llre. sm Carter lm Sunday .'
Mrs. w. B.Barnes of Connell
Bluffs.l o n drove up Seturday
evening and visited over Sunday
at the home of her elster, Hn. J.A. Hillman.
We have the beet egg muh en!chick eterter to be found or we
can fumilh you the lngre».llent|
end you can ml: it youraelf.Seeue for tankage.
Tlf.Blair Hlillnl Co.
I'. S. Higelowk mother, Mrs. G.
P. Bigelow hae been confined to
her bed for the put five weeksand is not improving as fast ar
rho would llke.
Mrs.C.W.Burger held a
Dnminiahlng 'fem for tho Clarit-
tt.m church ladies on lent Fridayefwmoon:The money will be
ureel by tho lalliu' add.
H i n Katherine B-eelrmanrl is
enjoying several weeks vacation
with the George Balmer :family of
Ft. Calhoun who are 'meatlonlng
at their lumrnor cottage et Lain.0kobo}i.
in Glad;1 LI. Moore left on
Mo ay morning for Grand IlinndNebr. where sho will be song lead-
er for the Nebraska Beptlat Surn-
mer Assembly which began July zzand will continue until tne 22n..l.
Hem Wrich, who llvchdn Blair
is having a new house and blur
and (ull aet of lmluiinn erected
on ar pan of hlu farm feet of theChrla Wrlcb place south of Ken-
narii, where hla mn, Otto will live.
llemmlngfold, e torm of 1,800
Inhabitants twenty miles north-
ereat of Alllanoe, is beginning n
Good barberillt North Side
Shop.18-tf.
J. E. Camohllf furniture, mn
and underhlilll 50-tf.
The Clark Oiilnlon family left
Saturday for their annual summer
outing at Luka Okoboji.
Hr. and Ira. Juhua Peteraenviaited at the Clam Raamuaaen
home at Drum laat Sunday.
llr. and llra.Louie Pambergare enlwint a ahah vacation from
their duties at the Famberg Hanl-
ware and the Stale Bank.
Albert H. Carter and family of
P o m .lo!! 1102559 went a fewdaya with hip alltef. Mn.. Fran:
S. Bigelow and Kr. ltigdmr
Sun loofra of Council Bluffs
visited hla atatar at the home of
his nephew, Oaalo Burton laat Sun-
day.This area their first vimlt in
alx yeara.
Hn. C. N. Hllllfn wont out £0
mball elm, dbg met her daugh-ter, Harlan and they 'ent on tm
Denver for a little vinit with Mr.
and lra. Kyrie.-
Hra.W.A.Bell and x\'lM~
daughter, Hin Dorothy Newton of
San Antonio, Tous are visitingMn. Bell'a sou, Dr. D. w. Bell mu
family thi! tllmller.
3131. R. E. "Olhun of the Crow-ll] Home had ill lolulila removed
hat Thuraday at the Methodist
hospital in Omaha.She ia mak»
ing a m.: raooiery.
ltr. Fred Soil, who ima been very
ill it slowly lmpro\.ing'.Hhsdaughter,l n .Louis. Naere am!
Hr. Nuevo of I..|'l:|tte,Nels.drove up Sunday lu visit him.
Bliss Myrtle Littlv who La tak-
in the telchnn' more at the slate
unlvenity spent the "volt-end with
her aunt, Mrs. llama Ilanta re-turning to hor work on Sunday
cveplng.
Mr. and Hrs. Carl Schmidt drove
to Davenport. Nebs. to spend the
Fourth and when they returnedMm. Scl1midt'J aiatcr. Mina ¥'l1)llle
Hiller, lcoomplnlei them for a
little visit In Blair.
The Thursday l':r\io Club met
with Mn. C. C. llrvh last 'l'huls~day.The melnbl:= quilted a quilt
for Mrs. Roch and accepted an
rltatlon to meet with Mra. SamStewan nun "{'hur-lay, July 21.
Mr. and Lira. llnrry lIney ac-
companied their llaughter,Mrs.Clark Strlokldt to Omaha* lust
Mo y when die had a Krihwth
removed from her eye.They re»
turned to Blah tlw .ome waning.
Mrs.Claus Hencltu kept openhouse t.oher friends on last Sat-
urday afternoon. that date beinghor birth anniversary. Her fdencls
expressed the Udall that she miohl
hava many more happy birthdays.
Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Bell enter-
Mr. J. P. Iverson was sn early
morning ridtor at The Enterprise
office lat Monday
For Rmb--On shares, 320 res
ent of Herman.Good bmlldi~ -
luqwre 407 w. South SL 25-it
C. K. Bendsrf, Iietmled smnslm-
er and undermine, Blair.OUICIn!=°lo 181, rel. phone, 224.8-tf.
lilr. Hilton Rhonda, who ie et-
tending the state university spent
the week-end 'sith home mu.
jlr. and Hn. Z. B. Smith took
Mr. Smlth's mother, to Omsha onMonday to consult a phyliciln.
Judge Leslie of Omelu heldcourt lut Hondsy in Bhir, takin(
ears of oome minor civil eases.
His: Lilnh Johnson of Omshs
returned home Saturdly morning
after s few dly 's visit with MissLoleln ll. Rhoadez.
Sam Heller retumed lset. week
from sn outing in the welt.He
was accompanied home by RobertPierce of Grand,1s1.md.
Mrs. W m. (Inter and childrenspent n few day s the put week
at the home of Mrs. C.ntor's par-
ents,hir.and Blu.Jonas Bur-charn.,
Mn .Ed Lewellyn entertained
last Thursday morning st l bridgebreakfast in honor of her daugh-
l.er-in-Inw, Mrs. Colvin! Lewellynof c unt] llllnd.
Mr. and Mrs. Fnn-J§.eth ofDenver. Colo. ulrove in .lily uh
£0 visit lrlr and Hrs. Burl Vsughn
ind Mrs. Vsuel1n's mother, Mrs.
C. L. Patterson also of Denver.
Mr. ond Mrs.Nels G. Jensen.
James Jensen and family :ml Hel-en Larsen drove £0 Louilville, Nob.
last Sunday to visit the J. Larsenfamily.They found them well and
quite satisfied with their new
home.
Min Helen Larsen in staying
Willa her aunt, Hrs. Nels Hlneeu
this summer. Helen". parents, Hr.
and Mn. J. Larsen, lived south of
Blair on the licllslaon place untilthis spring when wey moved to
Louisville, Nebr.
H i n Luc y A.Bowen of Colo.
Springs. came last Friday and vii!
lted n few days this week withsn old friend, M1at .Alta I:. Wain-
wright.Hi ll Bowen resided in
L A RGE r n lln f RE UNI ON
The Chdltim Andaman Noel
family of Blair, including n luv
numblr of their rdativea of Shirusd flezlnlty md 15 any poinh
plc n iad ioldlm a family re-
piazk at tb l North PVR
t S rTM dhlr 'ru in honor of theP. W. Fhdlrlchon famiiy of New
Harden who an has visiting.T h e n v m z u m - m h m i l l u
repruanted and uoend ninety
memben pnaant made I credit-
able showing for one plank pany.
In :plus of tha hm sttmdlnel
n 1 _I l l s i l k !from a dllrtaneo who wen unnbia
sn athnd
1'hod.| y 1ril}lon¢be\m¢mor~:bk one for this lun family .
a s m mln g g n ' p g gARLINGTDN mu:
J . c .Bleclborn of Arlington
Quillly observed his eithty -fifth
blrthdly an July Sth by "tendingto his daily round cd buslneu at
his lmfelament store.While Hr .
Bllckburn is no! Arlilgtonfs old-at Nddent, he holds the recon!
of Nw the olden active budneu
mm in this vicinity.n l u m m d e d u c e n . . m e
milled a day at hh :mn in thelm fif tee n y arn The last time
he "hid gif" vu when an ln!e¢
tlon in his lund kept hlm confinedto a s h as f o r an en ll hp .
He vu born in 1842 in Bedford
county, Pom, and emma with an
wife u'.»u»1sn¢un in mo.They
loabd :lint at Fontmelle whenhe took :hun d the flour mills.
Hr.B l lt lh lm ma lls that they
midi the top on a wagon landed
with coal.Arlington weI thenknown as Platte View und lm!
only fire or dx honlele. the depot
was just ods; bulit and the only
mins mmilu to Arllngion wereconstruction trains.
There 'na no pool office there,
the nearat being on the old Hor-
ley form than lmown as Bdl Creekpu; offlol.in 1372 the Block-
burns mon.; to Arlington where
Hr. Blaekbzun opened up a harml-
sruf and Implement sl/ore.Fire
or six y our llter he went on the
road for an implement house.Af-ter eighteen year: of tnveling he
:gain entered the busineu which
he still mdnlains.
Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn 1|.|1refour children living, and dl were
present az e family gathering at
Arlington on Sunday in honor of
their ft!h¢l"s anniversary.They
are Jay Blngkburn mul Mn. R. A.Davis of"45rlln»:ton. R. M. Black-
burn un!Hrs.A.w Ayres of
Chicago.
Mr.Blxkburn is the oldestmember of the local Muonle fra-
lemlty and when the lodge ele~
bnted lu golden anniversary sev-eral years ago Mr. Blackburn held
| prominent plan in the event.
HAXESALE
Saturday,July 18 at W olff:
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1 .A 6 M C O N N "J:Bir thsm a g m a .
DIN A . um m m r-mm f
n o u n B U D Z E C A S E S
S y l vu l a r D i x o n .w h o i l c o m -
m o n l y k n o w n i n B l a i r a n V e t
D i x o n , 'n u a r r e s t e d Tu e i fl a y o n a
c h a r g e o f d n a n k e n n n s .W h e n
bm u gh l . In to co u r t h e c la i m ed th a t
h e h a d o h w n e d t h e l i q u o r - fr o m
o n e R o b e r t H o i t o n a l s o o f A r l i n g -
lu n ,w h o w a s al so a r r r n e d o n
W ed ne sd ay b u t pi e a d n o t g u i l t y
an d wa s re le as ed o n $5 00 b on ds .
a l o u x C I T Y 1 - ' o u s
v l s r r n o u s T O W N
1 l a r r y Fi n l a y s o n a n d vi l e a l
Si o u x Ci t y ,ac co mp an ie d b y H n .
N i l i i e Cl l l l l i y d r u n d o w n £1um
t h d r h o m e t h i s m o r n i n g Io r a fe w
b m i : vi s i t 'r r l a h o l d fr i n n d n . M n .
C l u a e l y l s g r i n ; t o O m a h l a n d H r .
-'nd H n .Pi z li a ym n vri ll N i u m
l n m e t h i s aft e r n o o n .
B l a i r fr i e n d s w e r e in de ed g h d
u n o t h e m , b o t h l i n . C h o e l y a n d
i l u r y b e i n g f m m e r B l a i r f o l k s .
.
c n t l r o n s x a m s G I V E N
W A R M n r a t c r m n
Re l at i ve s ol'Ja me s I l .Je ns en
g a ve h h n a n d h i s w i fe a s u r p r i s e
an d a e l e o r na t a n : M o n da y e ve n i n g
w h e n t h e y g a t h e r e d a t t h e i r h o m o
o n e a s t G r a n t s t r e e t t o b i d t h e m
a h e a r t y a r e l w n e ba c k t o B l u r
a l t e r a " i l l t 2 f'2 absence i n C a l -
l fo r n l a .
M r . a n d M r s . J e n s e n w e r e m a r
r i e d i n C a l i fo r n i a l a s t w i n t e r a n d
sp en t se ve r a l mo n th a o u t th e r e .
th i s b e i n g t h e fi r s t o p p o r t u n i t y
th e nu m e r o u s re la ti ve s h a ve h a d
t o co n g ra t u la t e t h e m a n d t o e x -
te nd b ea t wl ah én .
Re fr e s h me n t s o f i c e c r e a m a n d
co k e w e r e se r ve d a n d a.m e r r y
ti me vus a sp en t.
M r . a n d Mr s. Je n se n we r e p n e -
sen ted w i t h si l ve r h y t h e r e l a -
ti ve s assembled,w h i c h w i l l b e u
h a p p y re rn lm le r 1.0 t h e m o f t h i s
.l e ll g ht i u l e ve n in g .
_ -_ .¢...»-TE A C H E R O F 1 8 9 0
v x s r r s P U P I L
M r s .D .A .C o m p t o n h a d th e
i i e a s u w o f e n t e r t a i n i n g a l r t vf l l
re c e nt l y to u r uz n a he l m ! 4 u . \e s o
telnool bank sl: 1890.
H i n M o r ;Ni c h o l n f Nele nh,
N t h . h a u I - - n tl s i t l n i :he r 5l . n ll !,
M r s . J.SI.i . » . h o f F t . C n l l r c t m
a m !u p o n i m i t a t i o n fr o m M r s .
C o m p t o n ca m e u p l a s t S a t u r d a y
aft -em oo n a nd vi sl tet l a t 'th o Com p-
to n h o m e u n t i |Mo n d a y a ft e r n o o n .
Mi s s Ni c ho l t a u g h t i n t h e N e
br a s k a School fo r th e B l l m l .tt
Ne b r a s k a C i t y i n 1 8 9 0 fr o m w h i c h
sc h o o l M r s . C o m p to n g ra d u a te d i n
t h a t y e a r .-
Th e vi a i t w a s o f m u t u a l p l e u -
ur e t o b ot h l m l i n w h o h a d n o t m e t
: i n t e t h e : fr a I u a t i o n d a y a n d o l !
me m o r i e s \|.e*~e r e vi ve d a n d a
LIVE smcx Pmcfé
.Ar SUUTH num
,
P I A N O F o n S A L E
Zh a ve 1 h i d : I w i ! p i u m w h i c h
I 1ri2|a l l a t |b i z r e d u c t i o n i n
p r i c e a n d u m m t o m i t y o u .'fh i u
i s a : n u l l n e w K y l a .
I f i n t l ; a t e d ,Yor gu r t l cu l n r n
..I I
Chlcknu to fry , blk! or dei, Div.
aku and home-made braid .md
baksd beans.Your patronage no-m i m "25-lx.
l v t y n h c r l y t k s h n f l x n d
u s p ma e e wn t .Tho x u m n da | |d l l ) | . h d | | H l
or\||} \h \ i||» n b |n o d !m; idh d ' ~
vl|l¢|n\ »¢ dp B ca wll||» wa ||n
In l n u d t h o d u d g a l l a d n b -
m w - » f »B u r y n h n e d h rnd :- mnd th u zh a ue sn e llf
d p u m m h s p n d u n u n -h t v l t n t h l p r u b l i n f u d
umm :v nu TIUISDAY
GROETIIE s'm.1. IN J AH.
Oscar Groethe, who is clmrgnl
with ln attempt m kill Hn. Con-
nie Holman, had his prelindnary
hearing int Saiu y but w¢|\va
exsmlnalion.Hi; bond was set at
$3000 which to the pres-ent timeha hu been unable to an-cum and
is awaiting hi! trial in Jail.Hin
:ue wil! some up at the fall term
of court.
-Top su no
finder Hotel, Fremont, Nob.25-2t
Eva7body\oouw\v|ndUnn.
hair: Yes:m e
NOTICE
To Auto and Truck Driven
There have been corn ninla of
fvt drlirlnl, driving wi one or
no iight: and nllo nn brnkea. Heepyour cut-outs ci-used.You know
lhe iaw.Do not feel badiy I! you
Ire lrmlted as we have taken a
few number: alreuly.Chia! of Police,
26-lt.L. w L u m.
era 5935016350::ood to choice
tendon $8.T£6$.$0:hi r io goodfeeders $7.7iol.7i: common to hirfuden ;z.ooo7.1s.good I0 choice
alochen Il.500|.50;m r to goodltuckcn $T.5£l68.£0; common to [altstocker:t¢.5007.I5:stock holler:
$6,§06!.%0; atc-ck can $l.15@5.15;stock enlves a¢.sob».oo
SUNDAY
.Aduiphe Menjuu in
"BLONDE or BRUNETTE"
With Greta Nissen and Arlene Brin:chal
FOX _NEW 5, HODGE PODGE ND s PoRTz.| o n'r
1 .~:arlo loo~ neon ~.I1z.1s: common lo hir neon $9.5001035:cholera to prime readings'
sz2.ooma.zs;good lo choice :ren|ling!t11.oou::.oo:fnlr lo goodyearllnn ss.:so11.oo common to fnlrl
yearllnli $8.50U9.75;clzolro toprima Icd hoifcrl $l1.25012.06; goodso choirs fed holrcn s1o.zm1x:s:'mr an good ua ho|[ors s.oaow.ss;i
common lo tal: lc d hallan th noir'
lm; prlmo heavy can $9.0061001J; Itoad to choice hd min 8125069011: i
h lr lo good c o n 85.750I50;}cutters $|.7505.25;cnnncn $I.oo0+
4.503 veal calves 8T.006I1.50;'h u vy : s i tu $6.0008.¥5:bolognmhuh: $5.&00l.35:bell( and butcher!
i . || r. ul~v I'.
HOME THEATRE
Pncicxmu
J ULY 1 4 to J ULY 21
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. M,A'r1Nf-:E
Tum Mix and Tsmy. the Wunder Ilol-so in
"T HE LAST TRAIL"
Comedy --"SLI PPERY SILKS
Frorn different lecticns of the
manly :mms tho uport ot farm-
cn shipping their gnsm tn. lllnn»
mu c n mnr i e n .Hlnneaota il 1|
man when the fumen are or-zlrlilod for acl! protbdion md nn
th u ma bk d to obtadn a lhring
prion for their produce.Cu-openatin snumarlzs ua all wer the
nta uu s d ili s to tln u c ru me ri e athat this :rum is being shipped
at n price o! ham 5 to 10 eenu
higlm than nn in paid hen by
heal dtllen.Then in a morallesson to this zlut the farmers of
tha nouaty maid do ntl to zmu~
h h .
'lbs eo-oplnting markndng affarm produce u not) new ldu..
It h u lm be au i n p rac tic e in
othtr aountrlel.Canldl hu herurban pool which work! out to
good advnn and bali!the
pderaf that commodity to when
1 inmar can :naka u Iivlng profit
1:oi:it.The l-dn is :liningUW M hen and our alder c ity ,
Olkhnd, has a co-operative en
m u h t .
curuarfmanammpsl
lanolmoeut.
IIEIIMAH BANK MAKES
Goan SHOW ING
We are in receipt of a stale-
ment from our old fricndw,theHurdles of the Plateau Stale Bank.
From tb l 'u po n we glean that
iheir deposits run $66I,-615.89 an.|their nah on ham!$12'1.ar»4.o3,
which in a very complimentary re-
port.
_Soma Advance in I-Inga tWith13.000 mah hon Tuesday ~
ilu market deveioped acllv1l;|and
prices ranged from study to we ~hfgber. Chain light: mid up to $9.60ann hull: ol all tho main; ns al A Romance of the Euriy W ett with Tim McCoy
;a.:sas.so.|'_Co me dy -- "NEV ER Too 0 1. 0"
LOCAL OVERFLOW
Regular meeting of D. E. 8. this
emwine. Juiy 14.
Illee Edly lrelend of Norfalk.hu been #dung rdetlvee here sho
pu! week.2
Hhs Heian Jensen ie new employed et the 01luninn e 0'Hen»
lon luv offices.
Dr. end lin. W. H. Heller en»
teruined e few iriends el. dinner
Setnrdey evening.
lin. Hlnerrn Carter entertainede number of friends from Lineoin
an her home Sunday.
The Ed Ixweily n family en-
joyed a picnic at Arlingiun perklent 'l'h1|ndey` evening.
H i n Catherine 'Wake of sv..
Ednrde.Nab.is vieiliag her
aunt, llre. Hinnie Triplelt.
llr.end Hn .Chu.Haulagehave moved into the Winter Lu-
een houee an Nebreeke street.
Inna IIelateed,who hee been
seriously ill continues lo improve
whh zh ilgo od ne er eteh er re h-
ilsree end Irlenie.
The Denieh church uehool which
hee been in eeulon the pu! monthle new cloned end the children are
enjoying e 'rueiinu.
Hr.and Ir e .llemr Sappen-
field visited et the heme of their,
Tb!man who n y :he a n n
ma h s lmh u k e d on r | ' z kn o wo m
vhuahoauealt.
DE AT H OF : mnA T s l o u x c m '
Sioux City, Is., July IS.-SiouxCity'a veil known interskate fair
which hal been an outstanding an-
nual feature here many years,
probabiy has heard its death kneli
officers of the Interatate Fair an-
aociatlon said today as a result ofrejection by the city voters of n
prcpoaal that the city buy tha fair
grounds for $168,000..
Shnp And .1rubs st¢a'!~r
Home 7.500 :heap an-I lambs wardreponed Tneaday and they laid llgenerally study pricli Rang! lambs
veal.hrgely I t $li.?501fl.35 and
feeder lambs sold an to $13.25. Andsheep held study.l1mhs:Ringen. loud 10 cbplce
TUE SD AY
Edgar Rico Iiurrcmugils
TARZAN and the Golden Lion
Co me dy - " SA L L Y 'S : ms n ROS E "
O N S ' l ¢ \ T l I u m F A C U L T Y
Be a t ri c e , N a b. , Ju l y H . - W .H .
Ll or l un , a up er i nt en a le nt of s c ho ol #
h o m f o r fo u r y e a r i . fn r l n e r l y w p -
er i n t e n d e n t o f s c h o o l : lt F a i r b u r y ,
.I .$1 3 zsun oo ; mu ra l go od t o ch oi ce
s1:=. so0u .o¢:n l t i va l .h i r l o go od ~
S!2 .2 80 I3 .$ 0:: p r i n t lambs,ah or n
S\2 .75 ¢l 3.1 0;fe ed e r l am b : 3 11 . 50 0 ~~
13 25 ; y an rl lng u, na . go od io ch oi ce . ...S1 l \ . 2 5 0l 1 . B 0 ; y u r i l n p m~ p 1 10 . 0 0 " u h B e a m s L o w
u1;.lll¢.i C o m e d y - - " W I L D . m u \ ' § ' D O Z ' i " '
SM;fat. hir in :ami |4.0065:5;
cull! :ml runners Il.0003.50; feederNum S|.oocs.odE breeding urea $5.25
us.oo.
I'udul lest hq muh! 'bl buriednum 3 man who died in England to
nqlly dire:ted that an open lloulu olihlogoform bl placed In his callin.
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THURSDAYSEE YOU :N JAIL
a Wim Jack Muihali
MERMAID COMEDY
~N'rn~1>axsE Pollawthe 'If@""°°°°°The Fashionable Frdt Sou
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Rcupbfrry Sn):Drain the i(rum a qunrtan of fc d ~ ~"'Add two cup ol later and 1 pin:ol ugerne.Hen.ihiclnen slight!mth wo tablcsponm of :rrowrcoblyndedwith.1 iiftle mid iratetlrntd into 'the mixture until it boihTake from En, and add immediaer!
the inks: of une lemon.Serve
or mid.This mdcn six fe\ria~g'Theberrin may beuse dintaruoother ways
Ho! Cisrrry Boacillonz Dninguice from a gm" ol canned cherriesaddasticlcncimumorn|.r:dho\\ iozhree or four minutes.Add clea
consom1nc. season with sal: and of~per, and thicken with arvoirrod.
in :mo le r r w w ua prdnde to rom mea! or otherudnttntiui dishes.ww la requiredinsomethinginthe nstureof anap-petisu.This gave rise to the imit
codrhil,md newer nilll,the imit
mapPeach Soup:Soak three-q:m1ersol n :up oi rolkd acts mer nigln
in a quart of coid water and a pin:of juice drained 'From canned peachc;Stir, strain. and 'brkxg to a bait.Sea-
son with uit, pep-per, and sugar. Withthisnerveuhi na Um have been
sprinkled with grated circa: :md leftintheormsmtil aheeheese innelaed.
f c s ¢~ o 0
l t n d y M a r k e t t o r S a m l h n l l a n d
L a m b s - R a n g e r L a m b c a t 8 1 4 3 6 :F o e d a n a n d . A n S h u n ll u l a
F i r m .
U n i o n "Lo ck Yards,n l ;l l .| 8 1- C a t t l e r i c a l vt i c o n t !m o d e to,
» . s o o h a d Tu e s d a y ; d t h k a t
s t u d y zo | u ¢ m ; .h a u l
h m u g h t $14.00.a n o t w p fo r 111|
m u o n .C o n a n d h a l t e r :a n d
a t o c k e n a u d 't e m l e r »h e l d a b o u t
s i n d !
Q w o m l o n a o n C a m e :Ch ol co t o
M i m i b u r y be a te n $l8. 250 !4.0 £l:
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4 ,- . . -_ - - -
1PA UL l.A HDl: Il5 'n n o¢ \ rn m|!»| | n op ln f! on£ o! th ¢B l. u~n.l.||t|2'pntt3l| on¢..l|lseop¢aod
l k to a lo po ut. he vu nn nenr ha. Ir| 6ou ao ¢h\ fmn puk | dnauby , y d tbl um and lnuhtoro t s m n m d a r d g u m m l n v m
tho l v l r n d q .mu B l n n h t a f l tea!n a ll
wu l n u h d w to m h e w u n d t o p n-| ru tldl.oc lrry d!!h lsin 1>\l'i-unlzouag beauty with hlmonumtm m - h e mul tale to Shenm a n ; - n a n n yvu d d d i u c n wml 1 n y d tl» 1 n n .and camo hams by moonllgm-peri a p l h a n a d d d m o o a r n l d t d ppersuade lubd so ny "¥|¢"wth¢
qnennrlonhc tngulngtotdl.Butth u 1 ru n 1 lo d n o1 r , ls | £ bo u h !disgunzlly.Nl l li l l o u r thewhlll.'rm lbo nc li ll mum hadoouuuputou.rodoc km6en1lod
h r s u m :nttlntioli--will,b l
Uadd han to an la now, anyway.u a Illb dtvlltld d lpvlr l
m m l r l l h mo r e m o ne y t h a n P a u l .Th e male!wa s n o n h e r e !n l l g h l .
: m l a n t h e t a l l n a n e y o u n g m a nB n l l l y fh u n d bln w a y l u I l u x es u n n y l i t e h fn w h e n h e fo u n d P n ll y ll a n a l m - r .t h e T m n e n n e c o u lIn,ba k in g u n m e t o ve r ¢hn t gasRama
*\ \ 2 | y , M r . l nm d r r i ," t h e sn l d i n
b e r m n d m w l .* T m dis may ed tn
a n n u n g l n p t y g x l u e - t h a n n m t h e
ve r y In n m a n - l h e b a t l c r i a l l g o n e
a n d t h e e m a n g u m . m o !I n n
no t m a ke a ny mo r e n a me s . a m d l r
nb el w i ll b e n o dl n pp ol n te d. "
" I \ | Il 6 e n 1 o o d l i n t t h t ! l e a w a sin yo ur ho me r, " Pau l mi d sud de nl y.
P o l l y s t a n d fn r u r i y ."Vol:3',o f
c o u r s e n l l . b u t l a d w l i l s o p m u d
of m s e vok i ng a n d e ve r yb od y l o ve s
c m u n s n m n . : r n u t n ¢ w ° '" I k n o w . " h e l a i d d r l l y , a n d h q
1 1 8 1 n shocked gl a n c e a r o u n d nz
t h e f h l l t r r l n g w o m e n a n d l l m fm
me n . " I c o u l d u '¢ g m n l b l g - n o t t h i s
afl omo nn, y ou nee ?"
" o f m u m a o l !I t n n l n I d l
o l l e t u n a - s l i n n c m m y p a r t . " l a i d
P a n ! t m l h fu l l y ." I m u l ! s a k e m y
I n u - "h e w a s a n y l n l fo rm al ly ,
wh e n l h |II- ld d e nl y i h r us l an a mp l y
pl a t e In to h ls h an d .
" l 'l e l s ¢ ~ fi r e t h i s t o l h l l s l u p l d
Il l l d l u n d l r l l r m i n b r i n g some
wn fe n -s h e In a n m ew h e n r l r n t lt l d . "an d t u r n e d l m c k m t h e m a n w h o
or md that pang luck south-em
cousin who nl viddng them. urlnlerttln..
"Ah, Ur. Lnndml' lubol soa-
caa ual ex pl ana tio n.Bl u . ll a n n la l e r . p l u mp w a rm a n dwo rr le d . fa m e ha a ll ly ln l oz be ro om ."Pol ly, de ar. ar e t he vral lie a i 1-a llyg o n e !011, I :should ha ve o rd e r e dm o r e e n t - l l r . L a l l d e r l . h a ve y o u
h a d a c u p o ! l e a !A r a y o u : n i n gn o i r ?Elhnredll 1 W h a t a w o nde r fu l d a y for . a '° ° q d r l r e !D ol a k e Pol ly w i t h y o - s h e ha sal e 1r e d, | n l ll l a k ll r he n a l l d n| - 1l l Id a l a . £ l \ t a p l a i n m o t . y o u k n o w .
a n d P u l l ;ol 'l e r¢ ¢ l lo h e lp o u t- r u n
a a a r e d e a r - Is a b e l wi l l h a ve a not h e r :ea fo r y o u - t h a t la ri g ht .
M r .La nd er s.lonll o u t fo r h e r -
un- '» a, de ar ch ild ."
Aw a y m m r t h e al fe el l o u al a :u a l |
of h e r A u n t l i m e . a n d th e l m el l n f
roolelnx P o l l y d r e w a l o n g b r e a t h
of d e li g ht .In a p l l e o f l h e e m b a r
ras sm en t of nl ll ng Ia nl re la pl ac e ln
ll ue Ln n de r a c or .Po ll y wa s bllaa
tu ll y h ap py .In h e r n o u l l f a a l a :
a m m u h e r 'n n r l l l e r n eo w dn a |110
ha d l e ar n ed ma t P a ul Ln n dvr l. rl r h
an d t n i lu e ml a l a n a m a d l y I n l o n
a n h h e r b e a u t i fu l m u a l n Isab el.¥" o ll y h a d l l dfn lfn l l nl m fr o m a fa r ,
bu t al le o ou ld e nj oy t hi s br ie f ho ura n d pr et en d th at h e h a d re a ll yaa ls ed he r l n dr i ar l lh hi m ,a n dlll lll am - l 1|l t'l n ot bee n : hmm up onll lm b y as w el l me an in g au nt .
Pa u l La nd er s.ae r u a l n n m l t o
dr i ve w i ll s Ia a h el a d e a r ou t c a m e o
prgollle be i ld e hi m .g l a n r h l d o w n
a n d o n a q u e e r a r n x o l l o n l a th o
r t l l o n n l h i s he ar t.Po ll g, s ma ll
an d g o n na . s m l le d d e m un e l; u p n l
him . an d he m lr lr ele m! a l th e il al ci
ao mn -a a of h er d ar k la al wl l. .l i e
fl e e "a;»ark!e1'l"w l l h I0.7.'D u l lro un de d c u r ve o f h e r cheek w a s
rh i l d l a h l y d e a r - - h e fe lt a mr l m z a* m g o f ; vr n t e c l l n n - h e fe l t l l k e 1 |Im a boy wi th hia ll ltl e a lnt er.H e
z l i u t y .fo r : l e me a n t t o m m
h g m n o m e d l n n n d g a n h l m a c u p
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L l r a n d M r s .F r e d S y d n e r a n d d e n t ! h e r e .
th r e e ch i l d r e n o f St .L a d a . . . 3 M n .V .J.S m i t h o f Re d el m ,
\i a lt i n g a t t h e H a r ry Ro h w er h om e . S .D .h n a be e n vi s i t i n g a :few
i n C a l h o u n .'The Sy~dn er's lost all we ek s a t t h e h o m e o f h e r non,
t h e i r pe rs o na l b e l o n g i n g :\ a l l t !| , 2 .B .S m i t h a n d fa m i l y .B e fo r e
th e ap a r t me n t wh e r e t h e y l i ve d i n ,r o r n .l . 1 g t o B la i r ,M r s .S m i t h vl a
S l . L o u i a b u r n e d o n Ju l y 4 , f r o m l i e d h e r m o t h e r , M r a . S u m H a l l o r
sn m y ba l lo o n w h i c h fe l l o n t h e of t hi s c it y . w h o la i ll a t t h e h o m o
b o r s o f th e co n g r e ga t i o n w h o
h e a r d h i m pr e a c h l a s t w i n t e r .!M r s .Il a r r y 0 .B o o n l a n d t w o
c h i l d r e n , H a r r y J r . , a n d H e l e n o f
W a s hi n g to n ,Pa .a r e 'r l a it i n g a t
t h e h o m e o f M r s .! l o o r d ' | w t e r .
l i r a .A r t h u r D .Sm a l le y .M r .
Bo or d w a s a c a ll e r ln Bl a ir Su n da y
e ve n i m r en r o u t e t o Za ne s vi l le .
\.||1]m1|UIQ Iu u u l l l l g an c ln m aa|u a\a||5u g l l i t u n g |.|rv;u:|I n u a n nre l a ti ve s a t d i n n e r l u i S u n d a y .lu r fa e e fi ft e e n b lo e k g x o f t h e c i t y
M n . L a u r a R e i d a n d H i n A n n at n ee t a w i th th r e ei n ch gr a vel l ¢. , ,
ao n o f Ch l ca r o , M r. a nd Bi ff. C . II
R e i d o f H e r m a n , M n . W . A . l l vl l
an o n a n d M r a n d M r :H i n N e ..
A . L B e l l w h o u r e vi s i t i n g a t I l r .
Bell's homo.
so ue a _ _ __..I !n..\
mia of Omaha, Mn. A. 1.. SomnI T h e E d Je na en a n d Jo h n A .
Rho le le a fa mi li es c nj oy nl e a pl cn ic
di n n e r o n t h e c o u n t y fa i r g r o u n d s
at A rl i n gt o n l a a t S u nd a y .Bealdea
't h e t w o fa r n l l l e a M m 'l ` . C . H i l t o n
R o b e r t H i l t o n , E ve l y n M a t a a m !l h l vr t l e l.il.l .lo w arn na muml.
u y o r r s o r e n c e w e r e a u n a l y r wi l o r a a t t h e h o m o o f A n d n f a
mo t h e r ,H n .J.l l .Cn l ie l rz l mn k
a n d h e r da u g h t e r ,Mm * S l w e r r y
M o o r e a n d H r . H o a r e .
M i n e :D o r o t h y a n d E ve l y n
B r o w n , d l u f l i l e r x o f M r . m l H r a .
H .H .B r o w n a r e vl a l t l n g th e i r
m p n h , M r . a n d M n . H . c .
n u n u q n n . | a l n h a n n l l l ; -I'l | ¢
f o r a va ca t io n w i t h h e r p a r e n t a ,
ll r . a n J l l r a . M a g n u a Jo h n s o n a n d
ot h e r r e la t i ve s .
Ju l l u n Tl l d e n xetnrnecl t o U s
h o m e a t Ben ed ic t.N e b r a s k a l a n
Tu e sd a y t a k i n g h i a ne p h e w N o r -
m a n T i l d e n h o m e w i t h h i m f o r a
fu r w e e k ' a f u n .
M r .H a n r v W d e h S r .i l vm - C "fq
I : E N T E R P RI S E
umm :v nu TIUISDAY
. L ' °. : ' ; ' . . : : f » ° : . ° ° . = : ' m -= : . - : s f
1 .A 6 M C O N N "J:Bir thsm a g m a .
|1 ' l' ! |¢ i» ¢ r lp t £ |a i|n |n .-dad
qanaeoount.Ths n m l s d»d l l h h u h n d rQ z l u v l r u l i b l l i l l t i t t un. a m m f n r u
y l b l i d l r l b l s u n a -th ln b a e wli o a wi li n ma ln
f n n d t h s d u d g n u t a d mb-nies.Sn:-yuuherlblrm6 u1 ta n dtlmth » | o | n d! »
u u m a d n a p u td t h e e o n -~thc publilberud
Eva7body\oouw\v|ndUnn.
DIN A . um m m r-mm f
hair: Yes:m e
*From different lecticns of the
-y :mms tho uport of farm-
n shipping their gnum to. Hlfm»
enmnrien.Hlnneaota il 1|
ta when the fumen are or-
-low! for self protbdion md nn~I1 mabkd to cbtdn a lhring
rica for their proéuee.Cu-openUn summaries ua all wer the
ua and il is to that crumeriea-this :rum is being shipped
t n p r i a o i i r a m b t o l l l e e n u
iglm' than can in paid hen by
-dtllen.Then in a moralto this zlut the farmers of
muaty vwuid do ntl to zmu~
u .
'lbs eo-oplnting markndng afum produc e u not) new ldu..
t hu lm h em i n p ra c tic e in
thu' countries.Canldl has herpool which work! out to
advnn and holia the
dural that commodity to when
Inmer can maka u iivlng profit
rc h it.The Idea is gulninghen and our alder c ity,
¢~, han a co-operative en
curuarfmanammpsl
duncan.
LOCAL OVERFLOW
Regular meeting of D. E. 8. this
ning, July 14.
Illu Edly lrellnd of Nerfalk.been #dung re\atlvle here sho
pu! week.'
Hhs Heian Jensen 1| new emloyed at the 01luninn e 0'Hen»
lon luv offices.
Dr. and lin. W. H. Heller en»
teruined a few iriends el. dinner
Setnrdly evening.
lin. Minerva Carter entertained| number of friends from Lineoin
an her hem Sunday.
The Ed Ixweily n family en-
joyed a picnic at Arlingiun parklent 'l'h1|nday` evening.
Hi tt Catherine 'Wake of Sl.
£J I\ rdl,Nab.is viniliag her
IT b !m a n w ho n y :he a n n
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t o w n .
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W i ll z zu r P ip h rr , a fo nn c r Bl a ir bu y
n l C r a w f o r d .W h i l e i n t h e B l o c k
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of ot he r to urx st a, c au ght 2 g li mp se
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r m m m q r n h i t e hou se.Th e t r i p
pr o ved t o l n a m o i t e n j o ya b l e o n e .
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s u l l d e n r l e g i h o f M m Jo h n Y o u n g -
k i n o f I ine,Id a h o o n Su n d a y .
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Th e y N l i m e r l t o B l a i r i n t h e
e w n i r i g .
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p a r t y t h a t d r o ve t o Te k a m a h l a s t
b u n d n y t o \ i < i t t h e L i n t o n P u ffe r
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tr r t a i n e d t h o m e m b e u o f t h el L lg e c l u b a t h e r h o m e l a It M o n
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l i a b l e :o f p l a y e m A t t h e clear.
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Mi n a .A m e s {Iilber..aon he l d h i g h
sc o r e a n d M r s .N o h second h i g h .
Th e n e x t me e t i n g w i l l b e w i t h
Mi sa E t n a i l e t x i n g e r .
A p i c n i c s up p e r a a a he l d i n t h e
N o r t h P a r k l a l t T h u m l a y e ve n l n a
In h o n o r o f H i a a L i l a h It . Jo h n s o n
o f O m a h a .S e ve r a l o f t h e y o u n g
lntllea at t e n d i n g w e r e ach ool
fr i en d s o l M i n Jo h ns o n a t t h e
st at e un i r e r s i t y .Th o s e e n l o y l n g
t h e o u t i n g w e r e tli aa ex D o r o t h y
(t r o y . M a y P e te r s o n , M y r t l e, M a r y
a n d Bi r d ie .H u n d u m ,Loaelln
Rhon des,E m m a Pe te rs en an .i
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So r e n a n d A l fr e d .M n .M a r y A .
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te ml cd t h e fu n e r a l o f a t¢ l n ll \ a ,
M m .F r a n k Ta y l o r o f Fl or en ce .
la st Tu e s d a y aft e r no o n .Bira.
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I l e 'fa t h e r wma F r a n k Lea ch,n
pi on ee r r es i de nt o f t hi s c ou nt y . Il e
St . P au l a l so b e for e r et u r n i ng a n d
wi l l b e go n e a b o ut o ne w ee k .
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t h e Je n a Ni e la e n fa m i l y w h o : i r e
on a t r i p t o t h e Ye l l o w a t on e P a r k .
s t a t e t h a t t h e y a r e h a s l n ; a f i n e
t i m e a n d t h e t r i p h a s be en fr e e
fr o m tr o ub l e so fa r .Th e y e n -
jo ye d ae nl ng t h e o l l w e l l l n e a r
Ca sp er .
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D e n ve r w h o h a ve be e n vl a i t l n g
Ir l e w a a n I r e l a t i ve : i n B l a i r , r e -
t u r n e d t o t h e i r h o m e ye.1tef.lny
a n d M m W i l e o f e mo t h e r ,l l : -
thi lt la Jo hn so n,re t u r n e d w i t h
t h e m fo r a l i t t l e vl a l t .
D a m o n N i e l s e n , l o n o f D r . a n l
M r s .u . N l e l a e n p r o ve d t o h e t h e
o n l y r e a l fl a h e r m a n a m o n g t h e
B l a i r b o y :w h o ca m p e d a t L a k e
D k o h o j l la s t we ek .H e la n de d a
fo u r a n d o n e h a l f p o u n d a t fi s h
th a t w a s t h e e n vy o f a l l t h a o t h e r
b o y '.
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al a t e r , H i a e F a y m a D i x o n a n d h e r
br o t h e r ,L o u i s fr o m N e w Y o r k .
s o m e t i m e t h e fi r s t o f t h e w e e k .
They are on their way to Los
Angeles, Calif. and will visit here
a fe w d a y s b e l qr e c on t i n ui n g th e i r
4t r i p .
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o n 1 W l n i f r e d A l l e n , w h o a r e a t
te n d i n g s u m m e r school a t B o u l -
de r , C o lo , at o t et t ha t th e y a r e e n -
jo y i ng t he w e st l mm c n ne l y .Th e y
h a ve fo u n d n nu t nb e r ol'fo r m e r
Il l oi r p e op l e, wh o l t no a th e i r r e l a -
ti ve s h e r o a n d w h o h a ve b e e n ve r y
ho sp it ab le t o t ho rn w hi l e th ey h ave
ln a ho m e la s t S u n d ay a nd t o ge t h ~
o r w i t h t h e Jl n l l i n a fa m i l y d r t n r a
t o O m a h a i n t h e a ft e r n o o n .
H r . a n d ll r a . H a n a Ch r i a t e n a e a
a n d fa m i l y le a ve S a t i n . l a y f o r a
va ca t io n t r i p t o po in ts l n Co l o -
r a d o a n d W y o m i n g .Th e y e x p e c t
t o b e g o n e a b o m t e n d a y s .
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Ja rn en Ca ld we l l to ge t he r wi t h th ei r
gues ts,.l|.'lra.L e e Ki nc ai d o f E l k
C i t y , d r o ve t o W a l t k i l l , H e h . h a t
Su n da y an n vi s it e d r e la t i ve s .
Mia.-s Gu aa ie Sc he ft le r e n t e r
ta i ne d a fe w fr i e n d :a t b r h i g o
l l l t F r i d a y a ft e r n o o n i n h o n o r o f
M r s .L e o H e a d a n d he ?alstar,
M i n H a z e l C a n n o n o f O m a h a .
Hr s . L ee K i n ca i d a nd t w o d o u g h
t e n , o l EIR C it y , N eb . c am - e l aa t
F r i d a y a n d vi si te d u n t i l H o n d a !
w i t h i l r .a n d l i n . G e o r g e C a l d -
w e l l a n d Ja m s C a l d w e l l a n d fa m -
i l y .
H r . a n d M r s . E i Ta y l o r o f n o .
r e r h e r e r l a i t i n g hi s p a n m l e .A..
J. Ta y l o r a n d w i f e a n d o t h e r n e l -
ati ve a,Th e y h a ve be en ea st a a
fa r a = P i t t sb u r g h . P a . a n d a r e o n
t h e r e t u r n t r i p .
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ll L wh o w as c a ll e d to B l ai r b y t h e
se r io u s i l l ne a n o f h e r m o t he r , h i m
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ho m e .H e r li t tl e d a u g h t e r w h o
h a r al so been her e,acc omp ani ed
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To u r l r t r w i l l no-on h e ab l e t o
fi n d g o o d roa -l accomod ntiona o n
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i n d C h e s t e r l s g n g j o i n e d a b u n c h
n f m a m e n w h a a m w o r k i n g ur n s l u u t l y g l a d t h a t mu y u r n n o th i s d a t e !!
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r e s i g n e d l o j o i n t h e h e u l t y o f t h e
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Women who demand HOSIERY of
finer quality,full \fashioned,will
find in our HOSIERY just the quality, the
beautiful sheerness they désire.
_We carry a full line of Dry Goods.
Hit i s new and on the market we hav e it.Call for il.
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nl thu remnrklhle law prlces
a Blue Crane. pllr
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welgh! pnlr
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d Rolllns guaranteed runslop
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Sllk Crepe de Chlnei, lll
colors- per yard $2.00
Silk Pangees ln the xeuun'|
best shndes. yurd $l.50
Tub Sllks. yard $\.49
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Plnln colored Rlyons. yd.Washable diefi brlnxs. yd.
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| p i c n i c : u p p e r a t o n e o f t h e c i t y
p a r k s a n d a m m m p a n y l a t e r .
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cr n fl lr . a nd : n m ln h l s tu rn nl ' hi s
m o i l n r r l n a h m m ."Renaellrnos I d r u m o f n 'h o m eof my ou rs ." he i sle t Po lly , nel lh er
o n s n !th em ne t nr m bt fin g abo utIsabel.
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u m i e n l n n d l n g u ," I e l bn p g t h u
yo u wl i l h a ve n d n t h o m e - a n d
th at y o u wi l l h e ha p p y - - t n m a k eu p fo r i l m u l n n e o o m e yea rs -ti meli t li e hu ! th y ! y o u r e l !! m ak e 1 | m e
H e n r y J . W e r n i n l . P u t o r
S u n d n y , Ju l y I 7
S u y S c h o o l a n d E n g li s h a e r -
vi e c a t t h e a m d t i m e .Th e L o r d w i l l i n g c o n fl n n a t i o n
o n t h e fo l l ¢ \ r i n ¢ \ S u n d a y .
A t r i p t o Sh en a nd oa h t o vi s i t
r l l i n l l n l i a l u K M A : m l XF N ! "
rvmp a uw u u f . a na l l \ \l \ ll Ha u l!! u nH r s . l l m u fs m u t h a : l e n l a s t S u n
ai l y a n t h e ir a n n u a l c am p l n g l r a p .
R r . a n d M r s Br o a n h a ve for m e d
a h a b i t o f u k i n g a n a u t c t r i r
ea c h s u m m e r a n d ur hs n t h e h o t
we a t h e r s t r i k e ! t h e c \ m P m l b u g
g e t s b u s y a n d I' r a n k b e g i n :t o
l o o k u p t h e cam pin g'a q u l p m r n :
n m ! t h e y e a r l y m i y n t i o n i n l i l r i m i
a n d .nh \\n v|i | 'n I F i l a . ,l m !
Cold Meats
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in; relatives.
lie was Inllnilely touched.IleIanni 'hls sdmlrnilou tor Isabel. IleNell;lared this tenderhesrmlFunk Schsfer,Jr. is sl.the gm-:sn-r. when she tent aan; inton-e of He puvnts, Mr. and »¢.~.;r»;\;g;»;g;; gg? 5° clown g~=~»
Frank Schsfer suffering with :."""§| "I seesd infusion in his leg.lnle 14 when yuan South.an n n a
~ nilmmlng July ith mdit ls glought the trouble started
then.
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was ernjoyed Sunday by Hr. and
Mrs.John Petersen.sen Alfredand daughter, Viela, Hr. and Mrs.John Krueger all of Bennington.
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wiese, son
Russell and Hr.and Urn.l~'re.lCornelius and son. Cslvin nf Blair.
Elbert Hubhsnl defined :drew
tiring thus:"Arl\.enislng in theeducsilon ef the public ss Ln who
you src, when you are, and what
gnu have to offer in the way oi
skill. tnlent, or cornrnollty.Theonly man who should not a||ver~
glorious feehng.I you may plan n dinner,n luncheon or a picnic, by
HANUELTRAIWING OUT °¢g f g u y g x g I n g fo r u m m m s c n o n m t a k i n g a d v a n t a g e l l e n t e s s o r t e n t
Manual training will be elimin
sled in the gnele xchwls in Omaha beginning this September. ac
ennling zo neporl. from the be-ml
ni education meeting held there
reoentiy.Need for economy unsgiven A8 the reason for abolishing:
manual lrllnlng.The more affects 8000 children
a n n . . .v v , .q u _.--
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ready-cooked and fresh meats.
-Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Full Line of Groceries, Always Fresh
BOHS CASH STOREcan in huulllng men!I All i n lk Fmlly lin is the one who hu nothing so
Apldielnt-I had ti o hmzdrenl oflrr the wurhl In the war of
under ml for IIN y an.{He--It 1rouldn'£ be much troubie tommodlty or service."
Manager-What was your lim:for us in marry.Ns fatter is 5of wink at the Sinn?minister, you know.Blau Thelma 1Jn.ier\ood had
Applic ant-Selina In I u n e - 'SIIQ-»Weil, let'| have 1 ity at il ber lnnaill removed at the Blair
tary..lnyvrayg my duh u lawyer.hospitai Tuesdny.
in the fivl Omaha High rhoeh
Supt. J . ll. Invnidge wu 11'eleeted for a thne-yur term ar. a
nlary of 810.000 per year.
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remlta.
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be en o u t m e n .A m o n g : n o n -
w h o m t h e y h a ve met.a r e Alias
L e n a l n n i s a n d s i a t r r N e l l i e , w h t
is m ar ri ed , a nd A fi ci e C at ne rn ro on l
r o w 3 M n . S c h i l l i n g , w h o s e h u v
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h u t m o n t h p u t ' t h e r o a d o u t o f
co mm is s io n a nd c o ns eq u en tl y t ha n
h a ve b e e n fe w e r t o u r i s t s t h r o u g h
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00 .n |William Siewrs, Supplier m oF. w. Vybinl. Ins. Premium 937
Wnnls Cub Store, Supplies ,
for Poor a w e
J. A. Wset & Sons, Supplies
for Poor 47.14
"l'horvald Hmmm, PrednctAneamr-2i0.00
c. M. Spiker, Prod As-sessor £15.00
E. v. Nurkirk, Precin Al-u m :-115
Walter l(cCrscken,uct
Assessor .18
C. Hiller, Precinct Assessor 325.00
Ernest Wager, Precinct Anu-IOT 4 268.30
Hohnd Smith, Precinct Al-sessor 85.00
Frank Jnhnel, Precinct As-sessor 26020
A. H. Run, Prednet Aun-
sor 155.40
Wm. Jahml, Product Assu-aor 245.50
Della! Rune, Precinct A.:-
sesmr 246.80
Georg: L. Peck. Pndnet As-sessor 175.00R. H. Rumuuen, Erpenaa .15
011 motion daly :nada and car-
ried reports from the followinguffieen ware :waived and piaceé
on fila:County Clerk,County
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Buppli-el 56-35 County (Berk R. B, was mducul to §1000.03.
County C1eri,Tr|.ns. Inaane 1 - \~-Llmrod,seconded and arriodto Norfolk 25.00 County Dommluioners' Room,that the aueaada valuation of Lot
llllburn & Scott Co.. Suppliel 9.14 I Blair, Nebr., July 5, 1921. 19 in 18-17-B be reduced £0 $160
W. E. McDonald. Supplies I The County Board of Eq1.\1.\li:~and the azaened valuation on Loufor Poor -.59.97 ation 'met pununnt toadjoumnéent 10 and 13 zo $1020 and the lm-
C. B. Hehmu, Com. Meetings taken Juno 20, 1921.provententa zo $100.& llilfltl- 5 mn ..111.00 Present:Chu.Nolaon,C.B.Hovod,seconded m d ¢!ffi¢
llznrlee Mehrena, Shenff, Ex-Mohan:d g J N¢150n| County that assessed valuation on Lot l
pen.-le 90.30 Commiul uen and Annie C. Mar-n 1241-9 he reduced so $2000
Natl. Sales I: Service Co.. T.gin, County Clark.A m m Wm.amprovementa to $2200 and
w. Ribbons 11.00
Chas. Nelson. Com. HostingII Mileage for s Ho.1lI.00
c. J. Nelson. Com. Meetings& Mileage for 6 L! .15.00Poten-an Hdw., Suppfiu 2{.50
Mrs. Harvey Poanda, Board
for Poor 16.33
Qwity Market, Supplies forPoor" 49.84
E. B. Redfiold, Supplies forPoor 3.00
Kelly, County Azaeaaor..Minutes of the preceding meet-
ine were road and approved.
On motion duly made and ear-rled the unused valuation on theimproverrlentl on the Wli NW3-i
of Sec. 13. T'P 17, R. 9, was ro-dueod to$800 and the #aloe d
the land to $50 per acre.
On motion duly made and ear-
ded tho aa alltd valuation of
aeuedvalualionon Lot28to .11
apd on Lot 36 to 31400.Moved,seconded ond .oarri~
that the swelled valuation on -
improvements on into 16, 1118, Block 35, Bm! guy be nd
¢o¥1£00.0&.
lloved and seconded that .Board adjourn to meet July 1~
1921.Carried.ANNIE C. MARTIN.
County Cie
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r |fmo ve d fr o m th e fu n n l o I` | r ~ e m o n \
i n t F r i d a y .T h u n d l y v h l l n n a t (Ja d a Pe -u m m : fe t a l Je n s h s u r n a n d
d a u g h t a r , M i n L e o n a o f B i l l r m d
Hn . Jo e . le s se n an d c h il d re n .l l l n H e l e n C r c vd y o f D h i r
vi s l n d l u i . w e e k w i t h h e r a i l t e r .
U r n . V i c w r J o h a n n a .H r . a n d M r s . P e t e r N l i h e n m i
gu u t s , h ir . a n d Hr s . Je s pe r u e n m d
ux i ld r en cu l oe m i l n O m ah a M o nd a y
l f t n m o o n a n d : m e n d e d t h e R i v-
ie r a t he a t r e .
coalsllS3l0N!:ns'PROCEEDINGS
County cammiuionars Room,
Blair, Nebr., July 6, 1927.
Baan! of County Commluionennm! pursuant in mljoumment uk-
cn June 20, 1921.Prenm:Chas.Nelson,C..B.
Mehnns und C. J. Nelson.ldlnutan of zhe vréoedinl meet-
ing nn rlld and approved.
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* "-»;;;;;'°==' " me '""* a umuuu ~ fri ends .Tny ~ M; g°==° acrwnecr m fmg Wm gnce a n an or om sm more cam nrt or n summer.5 Hrs. F~ L. Raver of mm if and tculd un an diwnose of thnlr The South Side §le.reh§_nt| o!
~'m,nd_,Ben n,of Califomia ar nts *_
ri nd i n erman last 'meek for Q '°1'=f&£.'..'i'"¥'f..".f'.........'.§°°... '
Mrs. (Arr:1\:u:nrm ..... ......... _ _ _ _ _ " " |¢ l u ° ~ |o n M r s .C h r i s c m - m . ° m r - | , , . . .l u m e h o f h o m e - a n d s i c e c r ea . . 1 n
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~`15`iz£ma¢»¢¢,the Peter £'il¢|.|En nuluu....,..,,,,,_____._..and Mn. Tpd Bq§h¢|;.i:Kapil-an nn*-linld for n few dir# early 'ruesda morning with tm. .-l-.lo ad s of mi. .c. ga,Andersen l
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n o o n f o r R o e h a t z r . M i n n . t o c o n -su i t spe ci al is t:a t M a y o Br o n .
rm na to ri um .M n .Al .Ien C o n n e r o f L o n
le a rn e d h e haul i n j u n d hi s b a c k .
Il i a m a n y fr i l n d l h e r e h o p s h i s
In j u r y i n o n l y a l i g h t a n d n m h e: n a g - s o o n b e a b l e t o b a o u t l l u i n .
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T h u r l d l t o * o d a t t h t R o y
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to n i l. up at ti n ie s
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er frcm Stanton, Iowa Int weeko r s visit with dilutive:and
rlends.Louis Horn has accepted a pod-
ion as lineman for tha north-
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frien~d~s Satu~ioy~
Mr. ami Mrs.Bert Con r o f
the bndnul notli~of watermelon andPekamnh entertained nroumlpiwon- | °°h°' i i h " y
ty reiatives at n birthday dinner |Sunda. July 10 in honor of their S=§_~v_=;f Hn.
son,lbert iiifmolt linhdny °'° lr e:n¢|lhonlBlh0curvedthnday.Those preaent.".,Zi: from a vm:~
inchnled Hr. anI Mrsfll. 0. Coop-visiting niativet 1er. Bin Nettie Mae, Phiiiiu and IllinoiaJacqueline,Mr.and Mrs.1.C.Mn .W m. lawCoopermd Mr. and Hrs. Wm." e TeknmthRruvnusson. :Il of Henman.HY.Th utte r Md |¢
and Mrs. Albert Cooper and threel \Ir : n l Mn . U
children. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Coop-0,;m|.;,5und",." of Teknmah.|lay'n onlinr: at K
MT and M f t Fred Rob¢l'l80l1|Mfg F;-gnk CnnCornell, and Donald Lowe drove to down Friflly forl~`unmnolle Sunday and vhited at parentai. ;1)L0
lho Frank Ijaneoek home.|MII: Ruth [m,¢.The indie: of the H. E. add met the Tehmlh hos~
for work Wednesday at the coun-She umlennmnt atryhomeofLira.Bert Lottie.Wednesday and h~
We Fix
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c.M r .:m.|M r s .F l o y d Fo s t e r o f
C f l i s .d r o ve t o Il e g n z m Su n d a y
a n d sp e n t t h e d a y a t t h e D a ve
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f u l l m al l - u l l m |
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£56 T 1921. cmzul iid visited a sister, Hn. ld: John-Rohm | {¢g¢nmh of n e u he nnon at Amhvillr N. C.Hqreportl She ll a student nuns gg thehgvinenjo eff th meeun amif3'r:sz llethodlst hospllll in Omnhx.
n .lel ghtful trip dgwn and back.,Th,Minus laura »-nq Ann;
After visitin here with herse I-'una and Mrs. Gilbert 0 son en-hu'.:m¢I J.n. Johnwun tho maui gugdned the Catholic .muj 3¢.
car, Edclia and Henry.Him Halen Larsen, who nttend-
ed school at N e w T a d w a smlrriedto Hr. 1190 b u g ofOmaha 'Funds Jdwl 28%.I l lg p g i n a 4 ~ * W F i
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BROKEN HEART
NORTH SIDE GARAGE
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Kun.-5.-A.~u~Kifchenlwok is diierent from ani
move you have ever used. Takes anly n momcnt to ugh: it: a\l_bum»an raefyat ance. tum on or dE\ike gas. No mage. wot or odor
We have than In several beamifd models. Come in gud let un !e'l
rw wiv they nn: inner, ufu, cleaner and :hare eccnomical.
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2:5 G STREET, N. w.WASHINGTON, D. c
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l . .K ) .L o n g l r u c i z e d u i a m !o f o f m l m .
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f o r I u e s . l a 5 " a \m a r k e t ..h e r n i n w h i n h d a y .[ n d . § " r l d } : g -
mother;Mlidred Lc ftll,bridefl
father; Edna Sprick, flower girl;lh r k HcConn|Llm,1111!burnt.Ellen ilengedoht, praacher.Thebfi:lil party dcaolndni !.b.e swnand paved into the parlor. white
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rlllléll lt John mmm-n.------ --. v"l 'im non'nn ull gall _hw-'I ..'l'e"=::\5i';}"'.'£.'$'£'l'!"'..... ¢...|.n o
H \ : 7 : ; f r : : E-5 f" ?)i n g h h : i t i s s u p e r i o r c ve h t o g a s .
I n A h u dm Kitchenkook is difcrmt from any
h ever used Takes only a mom;'at To light it' al! burr!an rady at once, tum on or off like gas. No ¢m0§¢¢» mot or odor
We mv; them an :cvs-:nd bn€»uru1 models. Come in gud lc: us tei
mu why they are inter, safer, cleaner and rimre oconomicd.
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nuffr .rv-I an a t t a c k o l ' p n e u m o n i a .
£1 a g ai n c on fin ed zo hh b e .l .
Mi s a M i l u l m l L n f t h ,d a u g h i a r
u f M r .a n d M m He n .L o fl i n h a s
b. e n r n y a n vu l t o ta u g h i l l a n h o o l
n r a r O r u m fo r t h e c o m i n ye a r .M r .a n d M n .H e n r y 1&uh!'nnn.
an d M i n s L i l l i e Kfa h i m n n n l l r n d m l
u m i n i u n fvs t i vn l a t t h e l . . u \ h e r u 1
chur ch at Fun lan ell e S |.l n.l ly.
Mr . s n . I M r s . m l b e r z O l u n a r ean j o yi n g rs . vi : . l t fr om M r . a n d l n .Th e o .l l u l h r s o f W anhinggion,n .C .Th e y d r o ve t h r o u g h i n t h e i r
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Minn lkxinn Olson.Nr.and Mn .Thompson and
Ma lr uf Omaha npent a iw daysthe pu; week ramping aut In this
vicinity.Hin Mabel Gaylord is apenllngthe week with fdemla at Hamburg
I "`-H.. Sam Mcfiolren family spent
Sunday at the pnrentad, Wm. Hc-
Cowen home.intain llnvenfliclz is in the Uni-
versity hospital in Ornnlu lt. pren-enl when ahe in receiving medi-cal tnatment.'Henry liuhlman shipped n carof hop out Monday for 'l`1.|enlay'a
Omaha market.Mrs. Dora Miller wu a plena-
ant vhitor on Sunday at the OttoChrhtofferson home.
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Rates £1 m SJ -ll.
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Jn;eel wry much.Mr. and Hrs. Tom Wikafleld
and sons wen in Omaha last Wed~
lr\e|Jn5.Hr. Wah-fiell hui a nrload of hop on the market that
Lung Wly to Matrimony"wereposted along the way which led za
the netue when the present; wenunmipped.A nice hmrlx of fmki..kllo. cake and punch was qujrpd-ho m e a t p re s en t .Bi l i K i n gd o m s p e n t Th ur # l ay 3 %
l l i d n r d N ¢ l l o n '|d o i n g so m e
p u m p w o r k ..J u s Ha n s e n spe nt W ad ne sd zyw a n i n g a t N . J. A I u I4 ~ n o n '\ . A u !
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J u n u u e n ' |w e r e M n . .Chris !!'aa 111.U n i o n C o - O p . A n n . ,
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P r c m i u m 85.00
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Po o r F a r m 40.00
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z-2.90Cu erhihu ll Fm k Gum-'-in Je|||la|||n |n.|°En}\q5¢n.l"°}:_', cub stan, Blrrll":un |George Lofttn and family spentian!Homin;evening at I'.E.
| Ple=leher's.Chu.Hovemlkk and famiiy
called at Lester IIovendielva onIri~hy evening.Evelyn Fletcher spent the weekend in Herman with Hrs. Fred
Guffey.|Mr. and Blra. Andrew Nelson
and :on apent Sunulny at the Wm.Hiller homo.rHr. and Hrs. bee Elbert: and1Ivelyn Sprfli called at the E. C.Burdic home Saturday afternoon.Mr. und Mn. Wm. Sprlck andDariine mul Ed Linden were in
'Dekmmah Thuraulay evening.|Mr. and Airs. Robert Geary and
Mrs.Ernen Geary of Sherldan
Lake Colormlo returned to theirhome one day lost week aftertinitingwithfriendsandmein-\\\ls for nearly two weeks.Mr.ond Mrs.Merit-Anthony
and children caliefl at HermanSpricifs Sumiay morning.Fneman Loftin and Chester
II<»wn.lick called at the GeorgeLuftizl home Sunday afternoon.Hr and Mrs. Henry linger uni|rhildl:r.D.at!.cmlod chumh-at rd-3
Ibnata Sunday morning.Ilnrn'~! and Tn! Glrley and RoyVllonnlriklren 1.1¢Q callen at Her-
r||:\t| Sprick's Surnlay.Mr.and )Irs.`\|\'I]bnr Updike
BEL L C REEK VAL L EY
i Mr. and Mrs. John IJehtenhmp
ol' Arlington apent I'ri.iay afternoon at 1110 Wm. Hellman home.The Ladies' Aid met Int I'\:ur\-day afternoon at lhe home of lin.
Wm.Hume.St\eral Lhiies fromhere attended.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.lloltmn.Viola and Inter visited Sunday,aftemo-on at the Auftwt Lallmaa
heme.Misa luhry Lallnmn spent Tuna-JIS' :Item-non with Minnie lat!!
mon.lliu Alice lIchtenkamp was in
kriiogwn Slonday afternoon.Mott of the farmen have fin-Iihed cutting wheat whle othen
have just begun..A biz crowd from here attendedthe free movies at Aliington Bat
uniay exerting.Master Duane Palmer Bos-ehuldt
of ifontnneile, spent Saturday atthehomo of Hr. and Mn .Ed
Crocker.`
""E3p-e_|LiI\a`U||i?ep
Guest-What!Eggs G0 ¢Q1l.|
apiece!Waiter--Yee, that influlet th!
wen: and tear on the hens.
,.;;,,,;,;f,"""'mm 1""" gi'`|"2"'"ig" 'r"" ';;"" -' "" llnulou lt um riilllllllu |~ , J u n e u g |1 3~r.uul'"l: nC h |ia N| hm |m lh" ng : c _ '|fA.""e',:|.' _|¢|H\_¢||;;|||,|,|||.l8el\-
ma c uuuannn ei lldllll m w m n n n y m m u h m l ,v m somIll In Jlfn Lancs anal chi!-Inn.\ R. c. E.. uuenu.':enum c ;lr- nfl un. "!°:. f'L':£'1'!!!'€'1 a sum anemia: elliln an the ..§"wm "L"..'L.l'°".'f..... mul .» 1l,ff`§'l"°"'"'"4s.oa
moo
°¢ MF Q ! !\ I ¢ l l .l l l .(I i r d 1 L a b o r ~. § ' ! . '. ' : ? f " f E _ ~ ~~ \ " u u T J f .f i -Q n n n n f i ~
2.52 I The "Blues"-md :hey doun-duminc hap ineas--vanishwith the .mi oi thi mcdver
as you pu: it back in place..
Sunnlles\ | n \L \ n u n n i n h ~
Blednl, and Yen wmeuer or ;».en» | Wulf homenerd, Hr. and lin. G. Heybmc k
anal mn of Arilnlinn.Ed Hansen and Will Hannaspent Bundly eftemoon at N. J.AaJencn'|.John Wohman :nd
.nm 0|»|o_n of Shir smiled then
Hrs. Lewin Nelson and son of
Calhmln visited 1\sund.\y utter-noan at the Caile Henna home.
Alex Andrenun spent '!hund.ay
and Friday at Calla Hamlen's. Sir.Andreuon h u been working in
512.end Mn . J ule Hansen,Opal and Beuuh and Hrs. BinlmHating! spent Suwy lftenmonnt H. C. Banana.Russell and Merle Wenl wereBanda; nflzrnoon vidtnrz al. John
Tl!lor's.
'";;.'::f;xGuy Hinkley, Supplies for
Poor 9.59
!!o\nnl Jensen, Trees., Farm
Bureau 240.61Ann: K. Johnmu, Work in __ __
loruhy Ionnnon.|Mr. lml lin. Fnd Clulatiameutand Carl HRM s-muy with nin-
u m a l. V '°1~l l n f l o e u n a and ehlldnns v n wm w u y u f wr ma n v ll lt -
nn MRM Chris Denman homn.Friday sltnmoon m u m atBoc as .8nBli'| were Mrs. Chrll
lawn md lx on hh wuy mek wlknmlrk, hll lurmer Mme.He
h | mornin of Calle Hnluen.w w ! u m m : g u m n c m .
Hlnlfh'| won Ur. md llrs. HsuWal!:ml children, Axel Huuen|n.l Im: Kxvgh.Phd Chrili-\&|\l¢D IMI!! Sundny
,,_'*';J -'~' Hn..E. v. Hum wen
u my uvemn up me uuf lr. c m! linn n g n ~
Gsm-wk :ml E'|v\ Hansen spank
Sum\l :nsex-noon uhh mm. lmlHe n m n .llr.and Mn .Pauben,Annaand Jim And Lv-In Hnmen were
Aumuon 0ifI¢eJunes King, Curing for
Poor\L in I'n\ming cu, Sup-
pn..G. A. Llnphff, u. D., Rnd
Qvlrwlv Sahry
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~Nc:cnszxQn n ! !
~E ~ LOCALS
lr. Ind Hrs Jun Sully vhih:
lon md Fritz Muller Wednesdny
001158A. x-:. Dixon mn n truck load
oi hbfm io Omnha Monday night.
Mr. and Hrs. C. B.Bunn and
Re e w l l 1 ~Sunn~y e\'enin¢all
drove so the home of Mr. and lim.l n .l n l p h B o u vi e r vi d t a d a
~C h n l . H u m h o m e i n U m l h . .
H r .a n d M n .C h u .IIi n e l i n e
~nt S u n d ay s t t he G e o r ge H l n e »
ho m o l a B o l i o vu e .
I n H m r y L u d w i g a n d ch i !-
a f S h i r : p a n t S u n d a y vi s i t
i u a n . S o n y g l n s l l a f l .
l n . J o h n in d iu m m p tn t S a tu r -
d n y a n d S u n d a y vi s i t i n g Binner
l i d u l s n n n I n F1 o u n c e .
l l i a n m m w a n a a n d A r t h u r
H a n k M E d u ,In .vi d l o d n h -
U n u h e n B w # l ¢ r
l l r l .M i n B o w i e :w i n d a t
t h i h o m !a !h o r da u g ht e r ,H n .
W m lu r Bt r ie kl ot t, a :a mp le of d ay s
l a n ! s u n k .l i n Ag n e s ( Jus t i n u n d I n
W h i t W a l l i n viaiteui a t t h t J i m
O b a n h o m e n e a r Ke:-mnrd W e d -
m c d a y .l l r l .Roy A nd er so n |l l. en .| ed t he
C a m a m n fu n e r a l i n H e r m a n l u i
y ,I r a .I a n n i :W a l l a n ,H g .A .
R o n m d d n g h t a r . N o r m a c r m
+Ir s . W h i t W n l l a c l n n H i a d r
i n d !o n F r i d a y .
the home ~I Ura. Margaret Sven
mn.Hn. Joe Blndur and daughter
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Opal
Reeves.Ruth Widener as helping Mrs.
Opai Renta with her work.We-lneldsy Mn. J . S. Conn;
and Roby )!¢Goy zlm\1» to 1:vr-monf. to spend 'the afnernoon with
Ernutim McCoy at the Day home
where nhe is spending the summer
Mn. A. A. Anderson and non,Dean :nd lr. and Mrs. CliftonAndusonandaouofTekqmnh,
call-ed at the Fritz Muller home on
Sunday evening.
hir. and Hn. Joe Bnndur .mddnughler of Herrnan and Mrs. Ban
dur'| xiater, Hin Hlinbeth Disch
ner ui Columbus spent Mondayevening with Mr. and M m Dor.
Hamer.Hr. and Hn. 1.. L Laymnn and
mm.Ned "Brion tracked a load
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non,D a vi d to o k Su n d a y d i n n e r
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Non So FunHe-Every time I kiss you, i'
.Inst In' 'Time
Father-Do you want to blow
not your braim!
:he home d the fonnefa brother,-ohn Aronaon and fomily of thh
vlclnlly.llr. and Hrs.EverettAronaon and family and Hr. and
Mrs.Chester Aroneon and son
were dtemoon and lupper guest:
at the parenw borne also and:hone present Men .served to ie:
cream before they left for their
INIIUI..\Mrf and Ura.Prevl hon! and
family and Hr.abd Mrs.Ear!Coldwell :peut Sunday at the Glen
ltay home on the bottom.Mn .
Ray ia a adater of lr. Caldwell.Ira. Joe Laaure left Wednexday
for-ihglinter.Hum.to consult
Mayo Bron. and expects to be gona
about two weeka.Mr. and Mn. Jaznea lrlullin andfamily spent Sunday afternoon at
the Hjalmer Quia! home..
llr. and Hrs. laula Sbhenk en-
tertained the following gueata at
dinner Int Bunday: Hr. and Hrs.Joe gully, H|.|| ||| Hrs. Wallace
Snowdon, llr. anJ Hrs. John Rei
itll Hin Ada Sc henk of Ondts.Air. and Hn. Chris Hina drove
to Irvington last Sunday and were
accompanies! home by Hn. Hina'
mother, Ura. Spring.
Hr. and Bra. Jamea Mullin andfamily, llr. an-I Bra. Chria Hina
and Ira. Spring of Irvington spent
Sunday everdng at the Ed Hatter
home.
Itrutle, Fm!!! and Herben Koeulr
z"'°"' Sunday at the Aufuit Hat-
»sen home.
ALONG THEsB o c r r o m R o m
I lin. Fritz. Muller and baby an.:
U l u Roby McCoy mpgnt Sunday
a!!or!|00Ifl at the A . E .Dixon
home.llr. and lin..Pete Elliott andchlldren and Mr. and Mrs. Henhel
Layman and children spent Sun-
day evening at the L. L. Layman
home.Misra lllldred Iverson and
Florence Dixon went to the homeof llwne Mathew: Sunday after-
noon and later the girls accom-panied llr. and Bra. 0. H. Hath-
ewa to we sam llahoney home
when they spent the aitemoonand enjoyd toe cream and cake.
Mr. and Hra.Herbert Harwood
and familyolfere also present.Hn. Henry Beard, Hrs. Byron
Beanl and l l a Roby McCoy
spent Thuraday afternoon trlth
;f=- Margaret Iverson and fann-
r .rHna ndllra . I -'n dR. | y h a.laa
Sunday dinner gueata.ltr.andllra. Dean Reynolda and family ol'
Walthill,hir. and Mrs. Clifford
un" and anna, Clifford and Mel-
iVll| Jaeoba.Hr. and Mn .J.D.
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llr. and Hn. Rlynolda.Hn. llltltrlt Iverson andfun
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~Wanhlnlhn Clusty.
BLAIR
isnt in
~n and
s pu;
t umamption
a twocooler
~tially
t i l 3
l luc-mak-
y of!
someby its
will in
vy.
solved
.furn-
Cmig,absut
;n ad-ll u a
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bery of
nlnt-
on nft law
opeban of
~vern-
CITY COUNClL-
TALKS TRAFFIC
Dimusu Purking Quhdom und
wig; Dru!! ln Ondhume Tnkhl
Cure ul 'mma I-hlahlhh Ar-lerlll Hllhvly wllh Slnuh.
PARKING ZONES NECESSARY
Hear Reports sl Commiunn onWulnr. Light. rm Skull und
Alkyn nd Publi: lmpmvemnu.
cmmcll hdd Int Tunday eventn;
brought upm|.ny suhhctn of ln-
terut Ind Importance to the pub-lic.Among thus questions was
that of parking durlng timeswhen tha town In full of visitors
such as Saturday nlshu. eu.A
trnffk:onlin.ance Including thi.:and the ¢;¢1§|1,m¢o f u h d a l
highway: through the dt! will bldmftadand mx into dfoet as
once.'I'his ondinlnce wi ll e mu
the sto p llr nlll to be plnaldwhen traffic anhra qt crouas tho
nmrhi hkhvv thu.: c umin; thedrive r of an um to bring thu
auto tn s §_0|.l :top bdsm ontar-
ing or awning.This will of:mm eliminate n gun perc ent
af tha aeddcnta and plus thcblame of th lnddmt when it bg-
I w a
' $ I l " ! l *: m a n n pgyngdlilnhvcrlbll £0 buying Ning: for
the gtk on ac count of the lic kof funds and :no lutlnua of thell l o n .\
The street and alley committunpoztad pmnou being mndn an
the itrip of puamont lain; LM
on Third Ind South strata.The
nu r .c ommi th e also mponod
progmu on the new will and Eh:
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1927
Grulnltlag
Folhv V
mn mmm
Mn: WUI A
DANA iS PO
Sole laAl
DM ol u
W|l|'|'end|~
[r z r wa n mz xs F o n
W YOMI NG vlsrron
§
,"L amar aimno on ¢w¢cneo-
day) for Mn Kenneth llclvlibban
of Hidwut, W yn.who ipspcnd->ing I. few * n h h e n wi t h h a r
parents,Hr.and Mrs.w.J.Rodgers.
Bin.Meliibbcn was fonneriyMi n Halen Rodglra and gradu-
ated hum Blair High achooi in
l!'22.Hwy of Hill Gn fs -| u ut\
are former dalqnaua and ldzoolf l n-In of lin. lieklbben and the
a moon n u a very enjoyableone for all.
Mlm Dorothy Guy ante:mined
STATE nrcuutrs
BUYING or emu
Summa ol Alrlguhun Mly lo-
wh Ptrllh nd Clan ah Bl:-
Iu Shih: for A Pu-hd ol On
Yc lxi
z r n c r s H A N Y STATIONS
Becntlry llcLmlh|.I|\of d umu dep utmmz o f u f k u lmn
csndnnad | xhool of lnxu-neun:
Fridly dtnnoon in du nupnma
m n room for the h a d ! ! o fmlmnn md mpqrlnumlanu of
enum bvrinl dntiau.Hn uhd for Nu ouanorntlon oltha mei pl-um:to a l a n : M l
mu I n g vvmlng zu [le ar n in gofne u n tartan.Swnn l p mn -
uu I ( d r md i mvlr ' - I ll aboar-
v l n a v l t m i l w w l t h l v i a w l oI H ! !nxvdnun o l u u m d l
'hy m snudnd w. no mon and
no lun.
3\¢Ml11 lleL:u¢hl.\n wled lb
tendon to IM nmendmsnk clilrlldbyu n n o m!lttll llh I n which
~~1 G0 ON W }RN TRIP ~L I K E .5 TONS ICE ussn
3 Me nu .Tranny Bohn,Ci rll LY I5
Chaiszensen,Dliver ani Emnleg:.~~ Huddleson left last Salurlay eve'~~1:'° m f;-~=<;_=y§==~.ring for Ft.Morgan,{olondo.t ra¢t mmm:i l j~--
.dunng pan mom!hssRuralDistrict: Employing ss m g , ~ § f 3 , § g _ " § { ;i :1»?:'P'"P*"' un|,.a=| That Bridge Slay out an u v n g a » :emh
Tnchern in County.Pay Aver- Hlr.QM 3,fn Clyde gin a,of|Be Iluill Acroia Misnsuud Ri~f=r|"§ff"'I:1:i| .""f._°'if°f""'
'LAN WORK
Dlscusslng o n e thing
and another,
We've never attempted
to smother
rn Lyle: of Activ-
lh C o l i n Y ¢ lr .
:'lclldSdlN1.
PULAR CHOICE
Suu Uld vu dty .
I lllr rh d.Ola
bool.,1
di lehonl :Ins of
ndjusting itaalf asu n .Wo find um
than young pan-
S tho an d o f alth l n t h a h l g h
!! e r& thlm.8a,
ige Wage of $81.20 per Month. |»f ;h:|t place.It is their i»a|.en1.§pn al Blair Making Short Cul I'mm ww. ___§_"=="'_;° ,;°' ._="';'§~PLo1 W " ;_to take in all th dghla of inte 9 mon an n *°wen axe $6-v 1lilllul. $130 est while on theclrip and Wm _;j Fremont to Mo. $alle! A Real!!!xlh e r u p I n i g ¢ | ]| - g n
wcos? MAIRTENANCE ss1.sa1.1s tum the later par. of the \.\ee.k.BLAIR GRANTS FRANCHISE ....h ,.\.____...
|nr-|s¢|| r |1 \'led l w a s vwdxsu TMYQ; . ; : °..,,; :.:;. ::. DANISH LUTHERAN ll.. Si' ¢.....,{l..., 2, »S...fJl
sfrml Hume sus.SUNDAY S PICMQ wrwrm sfmn Nu! vm.
me u mr pu n s u mm 1:ren ea-rvenienoo, IJ mmneu timndzliy.Itll mxlug money vim mm in sha Kmlabtednau ||dunl¢~m
The fact that our Eddie
ls eager and steady--
Dlscussing u n e thlng
Ql
l gurne nt in *w h e n
W a s h i n g t o n co u n t y h a s de ve l -'F o r s o m 1 t h e t i I t t b e lo p e d s r u r a l lc h o o l or g an i sa t io n S u n d a y Sc ho ol Pi cn ic o f S e ve n b r i d g e u r f m i m f h M ` m . § " £ . . `~g m f o r b l m p
t h a t h u g r o w n t o s u c h a n e x t e n t D a n i s h L u l h e r n n C h u r c h e s I l d d a t B i n !! h u b e e n u p p e r m o s t i n t h e T e h m x h p m ;h u
tl u t It i l 3 Il l| 0 8 t 1l n nU V lb l ¢I n 1| Il n a h u n P a u l I- n t Q n n r l n v llIllld8 Df 1l|.l!\!r.T n w a i t f m Ilan .L__ . . - | \ - __ :....; An L..h m !
The total number of children of
school In i n th e rursl districts
number 2261.Of this number
1,388 were enrolled ln the schools\1url.ng the put year and nude sv-
ersze dsily attendance of 1,1i0.
Thenearo fifty-five row dist-ricts tncluding frsctlonsl dlztrict
number 21 which iles partly in this
county sud owls' in Dodge coun-ty md for these filty-five districts
s sts!!of teachers numberingsixty-nine are employed who draw
sm average monthly salary of
$8l.20.The lowest monthly ruse
paid belng $65 me the highest.$180.The trlllle of the rural school
property is $1B4,14'l.9¢l,.thls in-
cludes the vllue of the buildings
snd sltu.There are thirteen two-roorn rural approved schools and
forty-two one-room schools.One
new modern building was bullt
during the year in the Thane
school district.The new building
s n u n - u l v v u -u n a n r l u s u - » - ;
Ssceed Services, Swim: Mme.
A LARGE CROWD ATTENDED
The annual Sunday School ple-
nie of the United Danish Evar|.gul~
ical Lutheran churches of this sec-tion of the state ws: held on lsst
Sunday st the Arlington Fslr
Ground park.The gathering smsvery large and there nm repre
sentatives present from sevenchurches: Blair, Omshs, Fremont,
K d, Orum, W uhingtorfsnd
? n s Bl\i!fs.In morning, services were
held st ll o'clock with Rev. II. N.Hansen of Wolbsch, Nebr. ssthe
mldn speaker.At noon, all ln-
}oy edsbssketiunc hsndsgo11-e n !good time ln visiting and
gsmes for the children.
Later in the sfbernoon Rev. LA.I.-suritsen of Gmllu gave s
short tslk for the chltdren.Then
followed s serie: of shon di.l¢tl.s»
.low grinding: of the vate sud
federal government in which un-
told wire pulling by polilidsnsandendless miles of red tape
meant that perhaps the non gon-erstion might rssp the benefit.
The thought rs s discouraging
and when Jesse T.Wsclzob and
Company, s corporation of Oms-lmu k e d f o r s f r u tc h ls e to b u i ld
s bridge across the river at thispoint the consent of the city coun-
cu was given instantly.
The compsny mentioned towhich the franchise rss granted,
is busy completing the details i.
issdleredsndhopetqbeglnsnorklr i th i ns s h o r t tlme s n db y th i s
timsnenyesr the bridge »lll,itis hoped, be in use.
The structure, which is to cost
| 400 ,000 lstobeb uiltjns tsou tl:of thenilroadbridge.l t i s t o b l
flnsneod br the compsny who will
ln their tum reap their autumnfrontthetolls charged to those
tru: prumvm UI £l\w1us vyishlng ice to Hermes andthus 1siting its out-put to
un tons daily.This givesdltionli resource Which vrl
m.\l-srlslly tolnnl till incon
¢. . . .-- n p
new mm mxnow an EF/I
Provide Henry Pnsliu ls
ssls Causing Add h s
1 1 2 5 6 wu t I llh i s wx
hszleste d. Lssri llffrdl
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BB IDNG P81508 aizrrn
Among the new his tbl'become effective Jil! 34 1
one by Rsprssmtldve Cu
Fumes smwd ims th IHr
ing to the lllsgil operst
motor vehicles.The P1001
nrovidu tbst if snr person
IlI
E~and onBUTTER
meet competition
from others and on
Groceries
loo
You can buy what
you choose
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HERE an ceruin rulu and food:that mother:Iboudd num onif lhdr children are to duelopqunnimityoftemperamentand
uuxglh of body and mind.Food omninlng A, B. and C vin-mhss me necessary for ua children.uid on thin account tomatoes, oranges,pineapple and other Iruzu and 'rege-hblu, and milk. shouid be given ihem
often.Duri the addesoevut vrfivi
then is spec need of ioo-ds richiniron.Toi:-lpthemotherpixnadk tji lg h hlr o u md vi ta mi n c o n -
tml, the 'f°,§=°"' ureegf the Iollmr-in £0041 m e m urs. neu.bum. lpmsch, Ietwtt, fomallm. nuts.rdlins dues, Prwu- 531. oatmeal.
vhde then, rye and graham bread,fniik, lean beef.Qnframed foods naInuitboonly adtxn
|to am r . a
'if"»i'L~ so thdr zhildrufa
din; £or at any iimehgjyurungd in
my are It a at Iculinary friend. always reliable, 33
iuily as nuzrizious u 1b°#1|"h theyhad just been gathered in the gardenand cooked at home.Veerublo. frui areal: md mmsrhould form the die: of ehlldrea.Tomato iuice as a mol drink.or
combined with sh: liquid from othacanned nretdeu is very vrholelamibeam: o Ill srealth ol flnmina.By a judicious me oi enponredmillcamealmaybemndstoyaehda-an calories.Unaauwl, i1 has all thecamp-onmu of whole miik--it ll whole
milk!-and with cefukn otha foods.suits the taste of mm people mudbetter.Fcr iuhnee,in enum.incream soups. in m md pudding.evaporated milk,fluted, help hproduce | richer dish dun when 'tblordinary Iresh milk Ia fad
adm'/ '
ne ms t o bc lh s fI i l h l n o l l h u l
' \ - b q f lm y n r a
a s m M a i m -
ig l u r t v o y n n
f! ! m u | ° ° d l d ~uuchnd Luth:
r a d n n t q u b
,||_w a s u f u u m
»a| Br°¢l»1='n4-,Cll| .nN| \| ou.
n u m . \ m , s ¢ 1 m
W s bu k u m duns immuna and
r h u w t d i d d l du m u u
D u ma ;a uc r i b s ! !
d E l n l m a 1 | ° h
r a a a u a n u n -
u n w u h l h a u n -
u I cram: zo me marine: |nqni; | Iserycqmfortableandcnnvegut 1 nfschool plant on which the district» : : h on heuéungryghml
should be complimenlni.tion an the home.Rev
sions by virions ministen pa i -
Blairin its
. L ir-I t ms t th a va n o u l n n lwlh ln 2 o f th e Kennard and Orem
"If°"';E 6t§;'l°";:7 the ~ "gg c hurc hes disc ussed the Puulh of
0 ,.u»|mnln dnrinr th! nut vnr.Th i ~ _ " i * 1 ° ° F . * . . 2 § ' _ % ' i ' f ~
thc use un umge.Shoudd this mmm become a. rul-
ity it will plwl Bldr on a direc t
mute for the tourist tnvok ourone of the main highways of the
nation which srlll lie of very grut
be a m n o t my m B h i r b u t Lo
nl? nl !»| nnrH\nn"nl llrfhnrv
iam; muwmnuu in va aw
tba prorldom G! tb! law I
in; the opcndon of thu
: h i m sh a ll nr lwll!nu
diafigun my person or candenthof my person or P'
lm »hell&\»°'~ ~ "Q
- " D c
Lim or
ue the
Uflmlllor fined
mprh-
.I q ounder
in tha
f o v - . - u p v u , v - _w w "- n u w -llght sommilae nportld on thu
pnqrus in that line..After the allofdq oi the luuai
an iuuul by the mu on cond!-
tlon that no nnhir budmn pn:-
tlees hluduient or iln m : ° \ »m m i m a b s h M T "
.W y gb i l l s z h a e a u n d i u l j o u n l d n n d t l u t t r u m d r
|r m m ;w i u u h m u
m a n n : L a m °o r c r a m m w
.n u z s u u u r m r P l r m i t a l n | ' o o d l ' o r o a l y u r u l d
r -" e f f e » f f ' = - w f »f m w w f
\ l I \ \ w 1 » u v \ | \U l l j u u r v u i i l| `i t u c h l h c i o n o. . M ' 3 ¥ w ..,o n o l n
t h s c h u w h a l a t o t e u h t h h
P U .Bv¢lrn1 loo, nnn dALlnJ lm¢n
will In to Wayne Nomad aehohl
w h o n i h l f v l l l t s k l u p t l l c h l r i
';~a ts a n d H e a v y S l u t s
never in our hiswry, htd Ls mnny Win-
euts coming w us for dexninz at this
the year.
ere ls A Reason
becoming uure more and more, of
of clawing all gumonu before storage
»uae.IL not.ou\y kills AH mmh His
~nu much moth destruction but it takes
uner of daledonting soil and germ life
much to the future life of your gar-
uld happen w your Iinetm if you stared
months in A wiled condninui Tha
g gow on with your dnrker garments,
rnturdiness docs not. show defects au
X I. WALKER
(Incorporated)
G A R M E N T 2410 i
CL1<;.»\Ns0RS Ames Ave
mments-Blankets-FurnltureRugs-Window Shadu '
nv. "Cleaned Like lhu 'l"mz:h uf a Fairy"
x
4\
1
the other.
Our
MEATS
they are fine
And the best of their
kind,
And inspected by old
Uncle Sam
Fnsh Nonhem Bullheads
per poupd 28c5§,'A1`if§
,mmusr
Qrnceries and Meats
JENS NIELSEN, Prop.
Qiriil Their ¢hi1~lr»1=have b°'\1!1.§{a"=»iu= `icr. and uni o.
fleltln| there alnoe laat ereek.Hr. and ln. ttlus. Taylor and
femily of Wlnnebalo.Hr. and
Hn. Fnnk 'Thornpsnn ol' we-et ofIle.:a n d lu Ab lloa-e nt Blah
were Sunday guests at the Dan
14.1-meson mme.J rln Bnry han ll#nephew,
Theater EAU? of Hnellngs helping
him with hh farm work.Iles. John Aronaon eraa present
at the meeting of the oftleera of
the pioneer and ohl aettlera' asso-elatlon at the borne of Hr. and
Hrs. F. W . Arndt in Blair last
lo-nday wenlllllargaretThompeon.daughterol James Thompson. ls recoimrlnl
frmt e dege rf the mumpa andPremta'I'l\omp»°=l.laughter of
m Thompson ts havin: her tt.l"t1
e th than at present..hh..and llrs. Lawrrence Hiller
spent Sunday with the latte:a
aefpt,Ura.' Taylor French and
flrlilr sz Herman.Hr. and llrt. John Barry spent
Sunday evening 'sith Mr. and Mn.
tuderlg Jansen.lr. and Hr; Carl llinflley and1:10 daughters drove to Loulavllle
2aet.Sun.ley and visited the Jay
Latfeen family.mp" Aimee and Eloise Stea
venaen of Omaha are spending the
sunprner at the home of their
aunt mi uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lzmph. .ltr. and llre Andrew Aronaon\nd.D0rothy and John of Mbnotlrl
Valley, la. were Sunday gutatt at
I B; l"'¢!'¢- ..Br. and ln. J im J ensen and
lr. and Mra. N. G. Jensen ofBlair spent Sunday at Jay Lar-
eent' ot Leoisdlle, Nebr.
Norman llatsen, son of Andrew
Matson, ia spending thla week at
the Auguat Batman home.Mr.and Hrs.Thomas Fowler
and (emily ol near Arlington
spent Sunday at Fred iiasterahllc. and Hrs. Arthur Hansen
and famlly spent Sunday at the
Louie Voaa home.ltr. and Hrs. Whites and chil
dren of Lincoln -spent Sunday eve-
nloo at Roy Maater'a.ltr.and Mrs. Bob Andersen en
tertained llr. and Mrs. Nela Chrla-
tenaen, Hr. and llra. Nels Soren-
eon and Geraldine and GrrendolinJohnsen at their home Sunday.
hllaa Beatrice and Tereaa Foley
left Su y to vialt a fear dayswith Margaret llaher of Omaha.
l n .D. R.Fowler and Mn .Floyd Nagle were wlers at Fred
Heaters Friday.
Mr. and Mrs.Andrew llatzen
and (emily and Carl Japp spentone evening lust week with Sher-
man Andereen..Hn .Fred Masters, Loren and
Dorothy Huston and Harry JahnalwereWedneadayeveningcallers
at Delbert Poelefa.
Hr. and Mn. ltoy Muster: andfamily spent Sunday at Carl Hen-
aen'aMr.and Hn .Andrew llatzen
atayvu ou r unless uuuuny Ie un.J. S. Conety home.All the Blue Blade of the Seer-
lng Club were present at a meet-ing with Harfaret Warrick last
Thur:day afternoon.Roth Wl.len-
er was a rlaltor.All had a goodtimeand enjoyed nice refresh
menta.The next meeting will be
held with llaxlne Ilnthoera July
2lst.Gertnsde and Margaret Warrickvltited from Saturday evening to
Sunday evening with .Alma Wrlch
near liennard.Lydia Hanaen of Blair came
home from church with Anna Paul
aen Sunday and nccornpanied the
Paulren family of the Rae Peter-
een home at Rose Hill.Gertrude Warrklt left this
(Thursday)momlng for Lincoln
to menu summer school.Win. Peck and ?»"alter Gollehon
spent Sunday afternoon with their
cousins. the Neurn Warrick boys.Carl Sorensen will help Larr-
Paulaen a few Jaya during the
harvest season.Ames Caldwell la helping Mrs.
Bunn during the busy time.
Mr. and Hn .IIenry Christen-
sen and son, Donald were Sunday
dinner guests .it the Robert Wide-
ner home.P. J. Flynn and ehlldren ol' Ben-
ton spent Sunday afternoon nt theJ. S. Conety home and Joseph re
mained for the week.Ned Tyson hae purchased a new
Chevrolet tnick and le prepare l
\
A number of young people fromthisvlclnltyattendedthe dance
at Bennington Saturday evening.
Mm Wm. Hansen vl.lited.tlril.E:Lira.. John Wrich 'Nedneadsy ni:
ernoon.The folloedng r°llh| people tooktheir dinner and enjoyed a picnic
at Riverview Park alter whicfathey went to Krug Puls. Sunday.
Dora, Mary and Alma Wrich, Ger-
trude and htmgaret Warrick, Ma-
rie Xahnk.Arthur and ErvinMueller, Claus Write. Lloyd Mal-
lette,Harry,Louie and Albert
Kshnlc.Hina Gertrude and lllargaret
Warrick of Blair spent the week
end at'the Chris Wrich home.hire. Aug.liahnk,Clara and
Guatae and Mrs. Wm. Hansen and
children visited ut the H. B. Mar-ten: home near Craig on Friday
ahernoon.Mrs. Hansen and children remained for a longer vlall.
Hr.end Mrs.Ben Voss and
family and Mr. and Hn .Wm.Voce and family attended a birth-
day party at the Louie Voaa home
Sunday evening.
Hr. and Mrs. R. G. Wlese wereBennington callers Saturday ove
nlng.`
Mr. and Mn-1. H. B. llnrtena of
Craig and hlrn. Wm. Hansen and
rhlldrcn tflnlted. at the August
Kahnk home Sunday..Miaa Dora and Alma Wrlch
were Blair :allen on Saturday.
Otto Wrlch and Gus linhnk
and family Mr. Paul Koenig, ner-Q10 luul both grain and aloclt.;:J\¢te' callers at the Chris Wrich.
v e e r a e s
We have
tor Garn
season o
Th
Folks nr
the Ylllll
for futt
and pres
out all |
and add:
ments.
What er
them fo
sezne thi
only the
readily.
K e n w o o d
0 - 2 - 0 2
1
1 |" Ga r m
_. . . . . - _.. . .
\
A
: .71:f" "`\§5I` £i»7m'fi£~fi5=,
the state apsorbionment,(Ines.
etc. was $118,737.11 and a bolanlrétmaling $35,992.96 in now -nn hum
in ifnrf nrhan!I f lh h i l l &D°
m r w n r u n m r m m o m l p u l u u n
pn n r a . n dth B u n lh y le h o o l:Special musical numbers for thi
services nn furnished by 1 mala
quartetlp from the Omaha church.
'j " "'° "".'" " "-"from $200 to ww ur are |c o b n r n d n z t i l c r s -.°' * " ' "' ° " ' °° ' " ° °" ' " '
appeals fromHE-LINE PROPQSAL this luv are now plndilll'
lffnfilv \".nnnl1| Nn\n¢\539311118 0l?¢lL In "S .°'!P' E""|Word vm roeeivml 3.1 Hahn Sehafflar :dll sttlnd
mmm timl ilrlth her mut in ='
ot, Io.
I n Bacon bednl her nurse
tn in ln t in Sepiembtr atMethodilt holpihi in Dmaha.
mmm l106011. Leon Petene
ind Dorothy Jones will probabl
be at home all winner.
Ruth Cdmplon,Martha.Sieand Edith Fnin are looking fo
ltanognphie positions.
Hnrshnll Wilkins,Lloyd H .
and Harinnd Mathsun will ill!
home and work on the farm.
}{arry Sol~enlcmhunvery
podtian working at the Blair mi!
So a clots of Mfr A mari
young people go out into th1.arid.May all good luck at
them!
1 9 2 1
u n-A 254
z o l l17I 5
Um 2 5
u.$
512I 9
2 6
uI n
.A6
I 52 0
2 7
ln
7
242 l
2 5
1 9 2 1
In MlI2
5 9
.15 1 6
2 2 2 32 9 5 0
U." l f 'a ~~ . » $ * L -'3"'| ." i
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E n :¢w ~er
July 22-lm Cream Sodd atChrilthn church.
Ju'y 25-30-Wess¢1mu|'|Conludb
am.
B L A I R n u s n w s s A N D
S O C I A L F O R E C A
4_'} .\-J 1 "'"
BLAIR GIRL IS5Ul'ERl}»,'TEN|)Eh
Mrs. Buy Smith and -iaughte
Mi n Puri, former Bhlr peep!
came in ll-it Friday for | fe
weeks whit Willa old friends arelatives.
The Smiths are living at End!colt,Nehr.when Mina Pearl
aupednumdent o f th e publ
schools.
. . . - . . . .r ".m e r c h a n t s i n c o n n e c i f o n w i t f m t h e *
owning have~~ ~.»,';':;;;'1,"";f;»?:°"5;;IWASHINGTDN counnr
street! of the town wen cmwlnl TI'M"lI¥PQ IHQTITI'I
nu commWHEAT cnor
it all Make Avrrsze
ullincel April 5 1900 in the Hap-I Hu h LI I.Heavy Pelullls larthtC||ll|!| I, Intl which hu be-\iolll|.0U»C h u n o w n 3 " . M
.came pastor at the church at Her- ..man and New Engllml.|Ual *P*
July 2. 2901 hr tru married ua .,Pon1~.sms:~z ' mi s s z wo r z c z
Gwendolyn Z. Tayior, the cldul..iaughter of Mr.and lin.A. J.c o f u ,mdIay lpf of liinir.To ug,un!cn ¢ 1 m l g ; n h l " ~ b y
premium.
(Please lum lo Pan Four)"|'-___.___ ._ _ _ ._ _ , _ _ ._ _ __ __§nu||u|n|mm|mn|u||||mnnunmunmmmnnum\\\||m\muluunnn\\nnu\\\\um|m|n'u||||nuuu||nmu|num||||||||||u||||||u|||mm||mm|||||nluInnmmn||||||||||1|ununu|||||||||||||||uumm||
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5 nl ff'~ .|<r~w5=» Law ,.;;; u ;
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-e 1 9
"?" "" °°"""""" '"' °""""" T""'1\».[il mt-me in the Blal: High"'" l"" °l*be made an all ;ear hool bundle at sso thnrp anacgrouni nctlvitg..]3.londay, August 29, and will cou
5;L|{ FROM CORK ST.'\I..l{S tlnue ln session for wo rlays.
_The enrollment f in the name
In proof that science alwaya tts in the past, ofirdollar and allc0m¢fgfwil\] tg "mal gn gm wht! ll? to l¢|Cl\in the county
ergency, a llungarlan chernlf t |~1~ne expected to atteni during the
convinced rnnn; practical and sei jcntlre time the in3tltu.e It il sen
t atifie men that a wry iine qual laion.At this time also it will be
ity of sill: can be made from earn neceaaary ,that all certificmes beasalks.Wood mlpis alreacty oseiluenotered ln the office of the
with success for rayon, a nubati- icounty superlnlenlent.
lute for silk.lt hai been but 4:A well defined program cover-
few mottllli ainee an Iowa ¢l\¢ml'f 'ing tonite of intere.»t and valuefmtonishel his associates with the lm teachers has been arranged fg-resuits obtained from flffiilnlland educ ators ol note who have
toflfl robs with electried ifllihad wide experiences ln the edu
eliemlcal prooessea.Another ex- eatlonul field have been |.mplo;.ed:»fr"1rr»cn\=r believes mr a we 0f{Q take charge ol nw .lifferent
"heat straw ma5;Jbemtusrt;ld into phases ¢f;¢1,W| activitiol.
$250 worth of r ua o p uc v.Power, pure water and science will AHNOUlliCE5llI.\i'{
do wonder; for the great Amer-
lean com belt.g This is to announce that MrsA. C. Jewell of Omaha ln givingGROETHE GIVES BOND lpennanenl waves at the home of
Mm G. G. Hines, \\edneaday andOscar Grocthe was releasecflsst Thursday,July 2? an! 28,anl
Friday o| a $3000 bond which waa will be glad to meet all ladies who
signed by Mr. Will Guatln and Mr. are lntensted.Mrs. Jewell givenHolland Smith.Hia hearing will ithe Le Blur ateam wave which lbe had at the iall term of thelal.|solutol_.sale and a\atlal.aeton.
district court.|The price ls 310.Call 240 or 2112
~mm: rr
i The North Side Garage is me-
leialiaing in automobile rcpalnng
lima have put in :A line of machin
ery especially adapted to this llne
l numoer Um urluu.ul IsoIn
§Crop in Year-.
lc ouzc rv unit (fin Ac nz-:Aol-:
I
g The wheat crop now belnlI
thrpnhgj ln Wa iilmrton ¢ot|"tl.y hasof work.They are ol.l maebinLs.siNl¢l0lI\been wcelled el:.her in
and know their stuff from stat
to finish.Just new they are putting In
their llnek time building a racingmachine which will be propelled
by two Foul engines..lust whatthey will call their new device we
have not learned.lt may be .
Duo Ford or some such name.Many are anxiously awaiting the
finish of the brute lo see how llwill fiorform.
To LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA
Mrs.H.L.Helwinkel expects
to leave the latter part of thi..neck for Glendale,Cnlifomiawhere elle will visit her daugh.er
dr. and Mm. E! Thompson until
next epdng.Mr.Helwlnkel e:t~
Pet!! to follow along in Octoberand will ln all nrobaliililg spend
the winter there.Mr. Tjtompaon,the son-in-law,
it ln lite broker.||¢e business and
at the present time hal thirteen
.t?ir\t:.\|. turn |.u u n tlshlng and game 585| regardingot A UX IL IA RY lt.-ming and tiunttna.
Un i "deThe seventr annual cottventionpu ml°:1:°rum wc :on pros;1
of the American Legion Auxiliary "it snail g unlawful to 1Ile,Department of hebraal.a,1rill lcatcn, lull, deltnoy, or attempt tu
held in Lincoln, Auirust l, 2 and 3»
1021.The Blair Unit will be re-
presented by the following nameddelegatesandalternates:dele-
;¢atee--Hrs. J. H. Bowman, Unit
Pres., Mn. Mary Hain. lin. J. P.
Jemen, Hrs. Chas. Hansen, Mrs.
iGranl both:op.Altematc s-lin.
quality or orinounl..l The ltrertlze yield for the coun
ty ls estimate' st 2& bushels per
acre.with ir:acreage in ,rv
county of 13.00" acres and a 5'l\'l'lof s12,ooo buEels which il beinglmnrketed ot l"f»rn tt.1o to ;1.2'.».Roa Gilbert,Mn .E m B md t.
per bushel m¢.rtS that the !armerMra. Rupert llinellte. Mrs. Cline.who had arbor-will reap a nleeflltffomb aol Blrs.lzllanehe Camp
return from li ¢*'"iOB-*billi
Tliere are e very good NJ Tuesday, Auzunt 2n.l will be the
nom an to th .old. _Qonu BlomlU¥¥'s 27-ner field made an av-.
le:-are o f 3 bushels;Henry}lcMl¢"i¢ 50-acre field made an nwlong# -.r 33;tiny Wallace at oe'
l3of» had an :werage of 28 ami;
I w m t w a n a whose 'gg-1 wan
lunfler two f t of we r last
sprinl male on awrage of 23bushels.Th.=are but a few of
the reports l|.l they range prac-
tically the sane.
lc : : f i om? s o c ia l.
bi; day at the convention and it
is hopeul a number of Legion anl
Auxiliary members will drive loLincoln for the day.The commit-
tee reports will be given in the
forenoon and at 2:00 p. rn. Theo.
Roosevelt, Jr. will nwllress a ,iolntmeetina ol the American Legion
and .|\u:|r.iliary.At 3:30 the na-
roite, that i. expected to out-Htal
any lllte affair ever dren in Neliralka.ln the evening there will
Elm enterwnment and barbecue at
,the Capitol Beach.1 Anyone with ears expectin: to
ian. an well as indiadual mmbera
tone o.calacu any mn oy a n,omer means than nook tmtt line,
aucn ltne to have not more tau:uve nooks tnercon,lsttl.to be
mstenod ut one end only to a poloor to .ne bank or tue pond, l..tltn
or atmlm.ur for any one person
to uae more than tive lines or usowitn mon: than twenty-Iwo hooks
eitner on set lines ogpoleo.Or
for any more than three sll]ll2'
aons hooks, except ul.|ter\»\ioe pro-
xidetl.Fine for tiolation, $5.002
Utlter imponant changesrefer toup-an lemons on certain (lah.The
open season for black ban is from
January 1 to May l anl from
June 10 to December lll. All blackbass less than nine inches in length
'uust he returned ttliw to the wa
ter from which same arere taken.
The open season for plckerel is
from Ma; 1 to December 31. Pick-erel moat not be leon than I2 inch
es ln lenztlt.Violation of the law
carries a penalty of a $5 fine.County Clerk Martlw lma ro
celved a limited quantity of copies
/J u l y 3 1 s t
I
xg Newspaper
lts columns are
y.lf its worth
utirely authentic.W e
\order to m a k e this
lf price or 75 cents per
Half-rate Price
me
Continued Until
Blair's LeadirTHE ENTERPRISE
' Es G i v e s y o u a l l t h e l a t e s t l o c a l h a p p e n i n g s o f t h e c o m m u n i t y .
§f u l l e a c h w e e k o f t h e d o i n g s o f y o u r n e i g h b o r h o o d a n d c o u n t ;
§n n k l i c h i n r r v n u w i l l f i n d i f i n T h e E n l e r n r i s e a n d w h a t v o u f i n d t h e r e w i l l b e e n
I
y u u n a u n u s J u n u n ------_ -- .._._ ___ , _ . _ _ r _ _ _ __________i n v i t e y o u t o j o i n t h e r a p i d l y g r o w i n g f a m i l y o f r e a d e i s o f t h i s p e l i o d i c a l a n d i r
e a s y w e a r e o f f e r i n g t o b o t h n e w a n d o l d s u b s c r i b e r s a l i k e t h i s p a p e r a t o n e - h a l
year.Pay as far back or~as far ahead as you like.5'g
~!|Il,.H11fl\é§'f§if5fzi»§§ggi Illilllllllllllllllllllll~llllllllllllllllillillillilllllllllllllllllllll||ll|||||\u|\1|||i||lllllHllllnlll[ll|Hl1IllH1llllli|llllllHlll1||lllHH|IIIilllllI||I|lllll|1ll\lllll{l|ll|ll||lll|lllllllIIIIIIIIII|||||llllm||l|l|||||||[||nn 38 for pa rt icul a rs.spa rtm e ni humans o n M ,h m A z #Jw cl . . st il n Ch u r r h u w - E l : m i n g t o z o d o w n f o r l h e d w .of ga m e la w s.w h i l e t h ! su pp l y
ur hi ch h e expe cts t o f l :u p fo r m e n t F r i d a y eve n i n g ,u l y 2 2 . | p l e u e p h o n e M n . ~ l l c C o l I 1 b ,l u i s , h u n l e n l l l d fz a l a e r m e n 'fi l l
R e a d Th e E n t e r p r i s s fo r n e w s .re nt a l P \| IP ° "~ ¢19 2 1. Y ou r pa l r on a g n l o li i te d .l t g e c r a t a r y a t o n c e . /0 5 1 l i n I W P ?~
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