08-15-1929JTERPRISETHEEbEb nod'/r; mgyvsmrn FonEbIJNTS THE NEWS-Regards Eb
SHINGTON
EbAlR'S LEADING
NEWSPAPER
Eb dig Poultry Men Use Mnildop Lnying Mah $3
cwt.
EbNERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND
coMMEN'r
Ebikng Podtry Men Use Mlintop Laying Mash $3
cwt.
Eb m the Gudm Spot of
Nehnlh
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EbblishedWeeklybyJilinA..
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itnluprlnllnn Pahm $1.50 nn Yanun Rinnvln Cant 5¢~_
Eb AIR, NEBRASKA, AUGUST 15,
1929
EbLUME
XXXIII
Eb hinnvn
County.
Eb RLS HAVE JOLLY
WEEK
Miss Rose Lehr of Omaha spentthepunweekvisitingMissBetty
Hopewell md other friends in
Blair And.f¥»r her entenalnment :.\
round of parties was planned.
On Tuesday afternoon the Til~
den sisters took Miss Lehr and anumberofgirlsovertoFremont
for n swimm pany and onWednesdaynighMaryIsabelle
Moore gave a slumber party and
a brealdnst.This was followed
Thursday afternoon by a party at
which Jules Nielsen acted as host
then came u.not}\er swimming partyandonFridayevedngthe
group drove to De Sow for a picnicandonthewayhadthewayhadthethrillofanautomobile
accidenrwhich should round out
a nev »to~beforgotten week to
Miss Inehr.
EbRTHDAY
PARTY
Mr.and Mrs,Louis Goreharh
entertained Friday evening a numberoffriemisandneighborsin
honor of Mr. Goreharns birthday,as follows:Mr.and Mrs.HarryMadsenandRahMr.and Mrs.
Mads Madsen family Mr.and
Mrs.Lars Pew on Howard and
Olga Mr.and rs.John PetersenDorothyandJackMr.and
Mrs.Detlef Wulf James and
Hazel Mr.and Mrs.Howard ApplebyandGlenMr.and Mrs.
Frank Gamer and family and Mr.
Paul Lambrecht.also Misses Yi~
Eb een
Valley
Ideal Dau'
Green Valley Dairy As Sam B
Enterprise Repaner.Place
Cleanliness.All Prrcnlni~
Taken To Produce Pure Milk.
THIRTY JERSEYS IN HER
Dnlry Barn Scmhbed Daily nBanOfFefdMake.For Co
fun Of Herd
The Green Valley Dairy.uwand operxned by Gerald Demon aI.H.Mclidde is an industr
Eb
Kemnrds Cfmnty Wide Pimic To
Be Best In History.Committees
M a k e Complete Preparations
For Biz Time.
BIG ATTRACTIONS EACH DAY
Balloon Ascémions Base Ball and
Home Shoe Tournament.Good
Music and Free Acts.
The big three day countywidepicnicwhichistobeheldinKen~
nard next week Thursday Friday1.1 ..
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Big Team Hitches Urxed By Cm
Aient.Thirty Boys and Girls
Feeding Baby Beeves For Ex
hibit at State Fair.
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MUST GET EARLY CALVE~
Non~Perishab!e Exhibits For Stnte
Fair Must Be In By Aug..24 and
Agricultural by Aug.28.
Farmers of Washington county
are urged to build big team
hitches now for their fall and
spring plowing.These hitches
require no more horses than each
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Ebchesweresérved.~The
fnllow~
in:guests were present:Mr.and
Mrs»J}.Madsen and sons Mr.and
Mrs Gus Mencke and~ sons Mr.
and Mrs.Chris Ko shoj and fam~
ily Mr.and Mrs Harry Madsen
and family Mr.an Mrs.RudolphMenckeandfamily(Mr.and Mrs.
Alben Madsen and family Mr.
amd Mrs.Louie Mencke and family
Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Nelson and
family Allred Nelson and Myron
Tofte and Doris Anderson.All
departed at a late hour wishing
Mrs.Mencke many more such hap
py birthdays.
EbRTHDAYc|s;.sammoN F B MAKE WESTERN TRIP K ~
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About 50 freinds and n:laLives~~~Earl Thompson Ed Flake Hen ~S
0 gathered at the home of Mr.and gg l;;;erlHenry|Gnbb;e ap;Frid 0 0M.EdMkSundaaf.ra lf Sk iactsBusmess..;;~:;:fM.~News Report bo~hooci ;.;Herypr;l;b;ew§ho Annual Plcmc
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¢.T..;~.f Grahbes car for a drive
through the westem part of the
state and eastern Colorado.
They drove to Peetz Colomdo
whvre they viqited at the Alfred
Marsh home.Alfred is farmlng
out there and is doing well.His
crops an good and next year he
expects to farm 900acrea
From thls place they drove uptoSydneyandSterlingColorado
and found the crops good all the
way.They ardved homie Monday hav
lng enjoyed the outing very much.
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Ebnersmet.pursuant zo uu)0ur;|Menon rczersen ol
wwi.nent Wk?July 29 wzu.At a late hour Mrs.Goreham 0Present:Chas. Nelson C. J.Nel served sandwiches cake and ace
~fm :md C. 11. Mehrens.cream.
EbEbuun|uul|.l |.uun\:1 unch un:
uuuuao
treea and Bmgle trees are prac4!_ll 41........2 .._....l......
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Schools
Open Sept.9
..................,,,..\.....W.W W ....intensting and enjoyableevent.lt is county-wide in it-Sscopeand gives the people of thecountyan opportunityjno meet in s social
manner that is not offered at anyother time mlurimz the year.
oCo.Has Five
CitySchools
-.._. -_... -_ ,_.._., ,,....._....-~..._clean\iness' is practiced throughout the entire plant and everypassible precaution is taken to produce clean,~sweetmilk.The Green Valley Dairy Farris located about 122 mile south o
Ebcauy me mme as ln any
pluw
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r n I
Ebtch The only differencé i§
in
|the way of assembling the outfit.
IV Fl The mont umctizAI hitch forIIII."".~§a}\H{.»l{nf themeviousi Iamdaf:proved.KENNARD
BUU5lblf»15.After rl.careful examination of VISIT BLAIR 1 0
~the following hills on the dilfer~_z...;..la.. nno .........1 sand nv A bunch of Kermard boostefs Schuyleritcs Shut Out
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.fa§.;;".-;~;;a;~;|;,;~f;fl.;|i:|:5T'°"|'°l'|nqmniair Buy! harm muh. three hone!umml Cum-le ofsum
I z lo Look 0ver'This is the :Em afmual picnic _.Blair on the B Line
highway.y md Mah Pre- held in lKennan|and the com~"mfg"==-1;Smrk °"ndT;"There are 30,Jersey cows on LheNew School Year mitweg in charge have gpgrgd no ___ *"f_*'¢ _'f"°_° ___"ff __° fgrm hich are the forenmners ofentxuuuan.-»~....,.........,..__waded that the following damn;be allowed and the CountY Llerk
instructed to draw warrants on the
funds inaaemd below w pw the
same.Carried.Rollo Allen,Road wk sz2,r»o{
Benel Bertelaen, Dragging 3'~§"
U, S. T. Gamge Repairs 415
Calhoun o n Lo.c s .29.as
Roy ri. Chase» Helping S"f~'°§;,.60
8.10
6.00
32.40,
42.52
21.00
or.lim Evans, Dragging
Delbert Fowler, Road Wk.
Arthur Gottscn, Dr\\K8l"E»
1. M.Larsen. Dressmg
Louis c. Lol'SCl`h Dragging
c .li.Mehrcns,ms n Auv-
Nabr.-lnwa on co., Gas and
masI
advertising their big county-wide
picnic yvhich is tc be held in that
city on Thursday, Friday'and Sat-
urday of next week. visited Blair
on Wednesday and gave a short
program on the street and invited
Blair over to see them on those
days of open house and assuring
everybody a royal welcome and a
good time.
oPioneers-Old
Settlers Meet
u» a Tune of 6 to 0.Schuyler
Pitcher Struck Out Nine Men.
Allowed Five Hits.
BL AIR MADE p o u n ERRORS
Fred Wigington struck out
nine men and allowed only fi w
score of 6 to 0 on the Blair lot
Sunday afternoon.The Schuyler
team played in its best form and
gave the pitching perfect support.
Hinman, catcher and one of the
leading hitters in the league, was
the star at the bat for the Schuy~
ler team.llc had three out of
hits when he defeated Blair by the
A Day of Days for the Men and the ten hits the lealrue leade!`S
ln tandem formation.The five
horse hitch for gang plows is
made up of* three horses in 'front
and two behind..
The four horse hitch used on
sulky plows and small gangs con~
aist oi' hitching,two in front and
two behind.Tiiis also makes a
very desirable hitch for a disk or
cornbinder.ln all these hitehes
we use the tieing in and bucking
hack system.It enables the tann-
er to handle any number of horses
successfully with two lines.
Another advantage of these
hitches ia the fact that the pulr
xez1,ed by each horse is equalize
and the tugs pull at right angles
plratlona for l
Soon to Open.
NEW BUILDINI
Will Use Same B
Spring.Hope
Qlllrlers by FA
Blair schools v.
on Monday, Sepu
time school will
lame quarters asthesequarters
used until tower
(ore a move can l
the new building
"The courses 1:
ent T
READY
ulldinn u in the
to be in New
pains w make it the biggest and
best of all the picnics than far
held.
.The prngram worked out ia soarrangedthatthevisitorswillfind
ample entertainment every minute
nnu mecelpln lor :neu :semen
sasos1z.so.Expand.$193235.70
ENROLLMENT TOTAL IS 1988
Washingtnn _coilnty_i_s yell
the rich product.which is produc~ed.
A large modern dairy bal!houses the herd.The bam has
smqoth conemte floors wroughouv.which are a great aid to the
ent the time.On Thursday thelequipped with high schools therelcleanliness of the place.Each
day
ent l open for
work
amber 9.At that
convene in the
1 last spring and
will probably be
ds Christmas be»
we made to occupy
>!study for the
..|\.....|..~\4nta<|
Telbasta band will be on hand and
will give a band concert.On Fri~
day the Bennington band will entertainthegatheringwithanother
concert on Saturday by the Cal~
houn hand and any one of these
hands can furnish entertainment
that is well worth driving acrossthecountytohear.
Big free acts each day by theBabeleNealCompany.of Den
being a total of eight/een.scattered
throughout her domain.Of thesefivearetownor city schools Blai
Calhoun Herman Arlington and
Kennand being ln this class while
Fontanelle Cunning City Pleasant
View New England Wrench Mc
Canhy March Hlll Creek Rose
Hill Mattes Blsbee Bono and
Washington comprise the rural
high schools.
the floor ls scrulibed to remotelllparticlesofdirtandaeseiul
times each vxek the walls aid
ceiling are washed and scrubbed to
remove spiders and dirt.
At each side of the barn this a large pit silo.These silos gf25feet deep and l2 feet in dialater.Each has a capacity far
gtonsof enallnge.Hay is fed in t ewinterwhenthereis. no pustule.
ent mlte
15.34
Rosenbaum Service Station
Gas lt Spark Plug:15.11
¢|.!l Io_.l\2l
~ent en of Pioneer Days..
Num
bern Thinning but Will Live in
ent e off Sorensen Bair hurlef.§=h horses shoulder f.hll8Ihjgh school
aren.........r 1..:.....l....|.._.._...\.....\..l...|eilmnmtmn sore shoulders...............:._._ :_..a.l
ent ake place.A
horse
lament each morningballtournament each sfesomeofthehighheprogram.There will
balloon ascention each
ith a parachute jump.naiml pavilion which hu.;
a complete renovatioi
e and out in preparaeaffaira dance will be
best of music is to be
by the Omaha Rnhm
iestra of Omaha who
for their frequent radio
Eightyseveh teachers were ernployedinthesesehoolsflast.yearseventyfivewomenandtwelve
men the women teachers drawingnnaveragewageof $105.24 permonthwhilethemendrewanaverageof $173.14 per month.
In all then eighteen high schools
969 boys and 1019 girls were enrolledduringthepastyear.The amount of money collected
during the past year from differ
theae schools was $330672.80 and
the total expenditures ran to
$193235.70 for the year.
About |00 tons of hay are c
lrsumed each year besides the en
.age and grain which is fed.In
lwinber the barns are kept waandthetemperatureneverdm
below freezing.
e
Three milking machines are
ed which relieve considerable l
bor and add to the cleanliness
the milk.It is endeavored to k
air from the milk ns much as po rlsihlbsincethisdecreases
ent sources for the maintenance of chance for bacteria to enter t
milk and cause it to sour..At milking time the/cows amashedcleanandbroiightinand
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uuume.Krause was~the only Blair hitter
who could find Wigington consist
ently and he was credited with
two out uf the five Blair safties.
Blair with n ehanged lineup had
!four errors back of Sorensen.
The summary follows:
Blair
~»__wwnng m uuume me course orTo_date no public hitch demon~tudy in the different oourses forntrahnnshavebeenscheduledbuthe
year.lf any farmer have one|The Biair nigh school offersCountyAgentGeorgeBabeswillom;courses of stud namelyy:ludlydmgive s §;§*=;;any l College P re p a ra t g ry GeneralmeJ!e wee o _5stCou.rse Commercial Course and19to23andweareanxioustoNormalTrainingCourse.Thusschedulealarge.pbh.d dvimr the student a wide ramze
shoe tournand a bgsel
ternoon axlightsoft
also be aeveningwlntheKen
undergone
ent Hans of
Descendnnls.
ent mlnrd un I..o.
Un
ent
i-{§7§¢n.wn,.D""'Ff='i""'2"'7"':\1.=\u1»: HISTORY or cou:~:'r\'Blair Top ~Tire C0» Re-#DrpairsE11. "fn... ninnanrs are holdin:their
ent ;§;,"- Echtqnkamp, Dnz-,.,.,,,;,..:.5;..'g;a'Q'i..m..a;
park!.lbnn calmher.Dragging zum |§f___f_*'° hnstonc .of Ft.Cid-
ent iii»y are meeting again
the
companions of other days and recallingthecxpedoncesoflong
ago.The season seems in keep
ing with the pioneers;they have
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Lundt 3b .Yordy c~2b
Scheffler lb ..K:ause.2bc
~Emlfaced the hardships of winter and Van Deuscn ss
Um borne thc burdens of summer ifT§§ilI g
~a i 11 roncV\I D .a mg .3u0 an entstlu now in ic app.las \me SZ ing autumn to enjoy the fruits!!»f=1flU1»»rf
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stration any time during the week
Uft September 23 to 2.Farmers
having some late fall plowing are
urged to communicate with the
county extension agents office asf
definite dates and time can be
announced.
D vu $
Whiic checking up last week on
baby hooves for the state fair
County Agent George Bates dis
Irom which to choose.
If a college education is/the ob
ive of the student e college
repdratory course shou d be tak
en as entry into the state univer
sity may be made without anyfurtherwork.if the student is
uncertain of the future or expects
to drop out of school at the close
f g p d
{\
both il13id|
tion for th
held.The
furnished
Boys Orc]
are noted
programs.
WHEN fi
P.\SlU
ent mln
AIEPERMANENTNOTICEulafee
Rss TAKE uc/moN The barn.__Under Article 5 nnmzranh 2701 PA with
ent ancmon.lncy are
glv~d of grain at this time
and cows are then spray
ent ntiflv
orenarut
entent in the Ink auuhmer of the rand lawn for Nebraska
all
Md.temporary putum.landownem in this slum are reput in .im u soon u quired to mow nr otherwise de
ent_.4_
Iwhichtendstoeradicate any of
the rrerm laden insects whinh
ent sn an ;"\|q |.ll]l€I.a BUIHC wln
pauTramscontlnontul011(lo.Oil |l..|$§them and ass b with a.smile;Q p yLI.S.Uni Works Gas.48.11 Iyel they are tm makers of anfCGas.snum~1:vans (jnev.0...26¥@p<»¢h of history as glorious as
611 Repairs __.any ever written.History keeps
Ed W llraggilg oU.:l0 alive the names of the discoverer
A.A.\\fillL1 ~lim§rg1ng 10B.J0md the explorer but greater than
ilvrmnn liil1=1;.5 station Oil qi .1|eiti\er is the pioneer.The discov
tfuh
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Jake §iI\l1.all{Il Rd.Wk.
Han:l1..n111 l{:\uling
Axel ll.1|.en licl.Wk.
ll;\m<|RI lvll.!£1r|11:1;;lila
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18.00
4.503
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emr came and found .the land and
the explorer sought out its re
sources both.of them passed onandieftthecountryaboutostheyfollfltlit.Hui.the pioneer 18
the man who stayed.lie had
dreumsof its future hc found the
bl.l.ffa\.J ranlges treeless nboumi
ing with Indians and nothing of
ir.urest to attractettlers.
He snuggled through the long
hard winters with the heavy snows
lhui nlmrwl hnrimi his lonelv titliE
Totais 29 0 5 2?18 4
Schuyler
I3 RA
Gradoville 2b .5 1 1
iVarejr:ka 3b ..4 3 2
Hinrnane....4 1 3
iwigington, $1 . . 4 1 0
lfcnies ss ....4 0 1
0.Mackenstadt
1b........4 01
r:.\va¢ha, cf . . 3. o 0
;Long:1cre rf ..4 0 2
E.Mnchenstndt
lf......£.36
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610
Totals 36 64 10
Score by innings:~Schuyler ..200 020 200
Ulniré ....000 000 ooo
27 12 0
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covered that one boy who
a baby beef this year has
purchased two calves to f
the 1930 shows.Other bc
girls who contemplatesomebabybeevesnext yurgedtobeonthelook
good calves and get an
start.
The 4H baby beef eiui
be organized before Jam.
of 13130 and feed records 1
kept from that ilny unti
fair time that year.This yoar there were
boys mul girls in WS:
county feeding fiftytwo
Next year we hope to h:
hundred boys and girls in
iington county feeding twol....\...l..........fm......:...__
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ent
.seeenkossa0dfru r i n e o u _ } e c u » . e t m :C u l l u m r r c m l i -e e o n n n . n .. . I l |n . n n §O h m n n n r i u a n d ~~~~d igh be in.tho=bam and to quietddUU§C \\|||||\.\\.||\..|
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f d gd g p f d d
g b
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thee is sufficient soil moisture
and may be relied upon to providegoodpostureuntillateinthe
fall.It is used .in the temporarynmztlnnrnlsatinnsrl!H10 nnlfnrvn nf
stmy In Wéfdli to the II|.i(l{l!Of the COWS for
~the public roads running along From the milking machines the
their lands at least once in each milk is mp through two .atraincrs
vear be!\\¢£I1 the fifteenth lilly 0f_one of muslim and one of cotton.
.Tulv and thefifteenth da?Of Al1lI|lhn mill:in tho.;nlnced in n cool nnnherhighschoolUlmr
mgnasmustiswellfittedtodrawstuderlls
:ary 15 from all 0\Er the county and
rlust bewhen the new buiiding is corn
|state;pleted will be able to core for anynumberthatmaycome.thirty The high school officers and
ahington focully for the ensuing year are.:!h tr \|..__0........:..¢........|..¢.I
r v w u vnn¢v nu vnu .v;\b\va
agriculture.
F.ur1mers who now rely upon tem
porary pastures may be able to
use o rotation similar to that elu
ploycil on the college of agricul
ture experiment farm.The land
in spring seeded to sweet clover
without a nurse cron.This is
f.....ust.And whenever lanclowners
neglect to mow or otherwise lle~
stroy the weedsf as described is
shail be the duty of the Tomi o\.er~
seer on complaint of ony resident
of his road district to mow the
HGe<is and charge the coats to the
lunriowner of such property.
.............ing tank.This Lunk is made of
copper lined with.an aluminum
metal.Copper is used on the out
side because of its great ability to
carry heat rmd cool the milk
more quickly.Cold \v::tm is
flowing around the comqsarimenb
which holds the milk and carries.
nn_ u.v.manner, o\||»ulm,=|m=»|\.,__|_
nd"'-" I ....an \_.Floyd 1-.. H |¢_ p pg-H d re y nr nutunng ubout June Lleue Luke nohee of ahuve a w |_|,h nr..
.f"5¢.L'fi.Ti=- Mnrmn,Qllmorlngemi ~29b
.|:\d fumllhu feed "nm Nov-an accordingly.n éi...~cooling tink the milk
|,,,m|,»,,|linlwn.Luun;lim-gnrev.Kelly. em r 1...-_C._Jul\n Nelson, County c°""'_is allowed ro flow ma un hauling..lu.........|~r...x..:....-mm..un"The following spnng the nwee: mxssnmer.3°'"|unk.1-M, is a aenlcd ve/ul meIclm-er is again nastured from MavlIclmer the cooling tank and it in
|au arranged 1.h:|. ghc Elmemenf.of
Iclmer»4 1.2;
Air.nty Cor\11.mvtr g Cu.Bridge
\\0|};1 l.2LfI%.5ill
(Continu<||on page eight)
vr:'rr:nsi:x-1<R1'=sr;g
L£{£u§2ilL§§~~Illé 8\.lll|l 0 )Ilt!¢:n.:a.uwrt:IB nu |U|1||Wy ...mersand dreamed of the V€tS ~~the number of calves each boy MCo.n1n1erc1ai;Mrs.D.
when comforwble homes céuld be
built and occupied by those wha)
s\t:1yed;_he dreamed of rich har
\n¢:hz nn vmunrl as vet unbrok
p Igarl can fced houewr only t0|Sc1encc Mildred Buse
0 (Continuefi on page eighU _Harold L.Park Math:
In ~calves can he shown at either thf»|Athletics;Ruby Winscu
1§~tnt~e fair or .\k»SarBen lmt.thereScie:1ce;Kenneth C.
..\:......:¢s..1.I...............\.......¢|Ml1r»iC and BRYIII.
Iclm-er _uly-u' !Juri_ng Qllly o3j|\|]|
Q
Iclmer
and
t Domestic
Dc Gmlf
<arly August it ls plowed up and
seeded to fall rye.Rye makes
good pnkture for livestock until
late in the fal\ and again early the
W ~\)|.il[l.5 u lever turns qw mllk.into Kgurbottlesat one hmv.lhls muchxne
C is comstructw so that il.uuLomuL~GI]~icully shutx nfl after exactly.u
m
Helen daughter of Mr.:md
Mrs.l.=tor ||1!.Ih 31ll HenryKfllbu:lm 11 I\11.=. \\|n.Kruse of
B£*I\I\l1L1.¢|Il. \\l!|11nl0l in ll1£fIriagv.al l»limsarfv Memorial
Lutheran vlmrvh ~f Omaha on
Saturdzly..\u:uL zo l
Phe mn:r.|;*ll|\\were road
by Rev.U \\.l.l»rigl1t.The
bridal alléndaultas \\cl\:Miss liulda1eter;ion of Omaha aunt.of the
bride and Herman Kmse.brother
of the groom.Phe bride wore a gown of ilt
georgeile with an uneven hemlioo:md rx tulle veil which was held fb
plliff?by lilies of the valley and
carried a bouquet of hrides rosgsandsweetpg3§.;The l.llid€SITlI\ld
wore u gmvrr of pink cljepe ond a
hat to match and carried a bou
quet of pink roses.Mrs.Chris Kruse sister of the
bride played Lohengrens wedding
y.
d f d g d
g p.d d
f d g d
ren and their children might liunru
for an education sornclhirzg lhut
he had been denied.
The pioneer farmer the pioneer
preacher.the pioneer teacher oelf~
sacrificing hr.x\\:.famaighted men
and women deserve to be honored
today. . They deserve to be oraisod
by the younger generation the old
settlers who in furn are takingtheplaces ol the pioneer.1 in mak
ing the history of the state.
And the old settlers who will
in tum honor them?
Are our young people of today
realizing that it will soon be up to
them to carry on the reunions
that the pioneers and old Settlers
look forward to so eagerly everymarch.._.Tyear?Az five oclock xl. wedding hn _
.ner was served to the immedmatei Hoo.are they to bsconfe Inter
fomily of the bride and groom atf.6l£(l an these affairs.lwhrasko.
the homo of the brides pnrentsshas made wonderful progress in
The house was.decomtled in pmk=so\e:1t}years.Comfortable homes
and white.[fine schools and churches pmgres~The young couple recglved Ysi\e towns and cities many indus
boautiful and osefui s1f*~S.Thiyitries.Shall we not impress upwlilmakethelrhomefth_ 1. eioI|the younger generation the factbndekzparentsafteratoo \n.e2kB »honrmoon in the Black Hm5_that the pioneer has opened the
)|way for our present prosperity?rg TEACH ng FREMONT |llis sacrifice and ochievement and
loyalty should not be forgotten
Supt.Waterhouse of the Ire~§a *be ignored.
mont schools was in Blair lnst|As we Pauwe to give a moments
Friday conferring with Miss Botl;y1hought to the meaning of it all
Hopewell rcia.t.i\e to teaching in
the Fremont schools.
Four Blair girls are to be Bound
this year on the staff of teachers
for that city.They are Mi.snDorothyGrayMissRuthBros;
and Miss Betty Hopewell.F1nmtmt in mnlrinxr nn mintnko
we realize as never befor;what
a birtl1rigl1t ia ours and we sol
emnly resolve to make ourselves
worthy ol the heritage that has
been given ua by the Pioneer.
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~From Washington.Will Ile Iour
Hundred Bed Hospital.
Frxra ADDITION To STATE
Plans for the veterans hospitalto be erected cast of Lincoln on O
street have so far progressed that
they are expected to be ready for
contractors to look at early i1
October.This wonzi was received
at thmchamber of commerce Wed
nesday from Col. L.H.Tripp chief
of construction for the \etf:r:1ns
bureau.
Colonel Tripp expects to send
the chamber detailed information
before long.Ile repeated his
gratification over the attitude of
Lincoln towarvcl the project angthehelpgiventhebureauinob
taining a site.
The hospital will eventually have
400 beds instead of the 200 originallyplannedbecausenfremm. changes in plans of the bureau.
The Loyal Leapru girls of the
.Congregational church sponsoredbyMrs.A.F.Newell spent Wed
nesday at Peony park Omaha en.:joying the swimming pool and nbasketnicnicintheevening.Mrs.
C.M.Hitchman and D.C.Van.Deusen kindly furnished cars forthegirlstogodown.
Last Monday August 12 beingMyronMetzingefsbirthdayneveralofhisdaughtersandtheirfamiliescameinduringtheeveningandgavehimasurprisemutyThosepmsentwereMr.andM.rs. C. E.Smith and Mr.and Mrs.
1 1corn cane or »udan grass.Thu
Mr.and Mrs.J 1.Christialnsl:1 0 system of providing temporary
of A!ao=1 Mo.drove in Saturdayafternoonforatwov~epks visit
with relatives and friends.
HoldsSession
Mr.a nd Mrs.Chri==tianson|Tk¢9 Care of Minor Mailers and
farmed up in the Spiker neighbor~hood for a number of yeiii.<but
two years ago sold out and moved
to Afton which is xl suburb of St.
Louis.Mr.Christiansen has been
§0llo\\ing his trade of carpenteringandisdoingnicely.While in the ofiicc he had his
Enterprise set o.year ahead sothathewouldbeabletokeep
track of the home affairs of this
county.
M I SCPILLA N EOUS SHOWER
A mimrelldneous shower washeldlastSundayafternoonatthoPeterPetersenhomesouthof
Blair for Mrs.Helen Kruse whose
marriage occurred Saturday August10.
One hundred friends gathered in
hooor of the happy event and the
bride received many beautiful and
useful gifts.On that same evening a crowdofaroundfiftyygungpeoplegf|te neighborhood came in anddethingslivelywithanoldfashionedcharivuriandhadthe
usual good time
$50 AND CosrsPLUS
Max Saltzrnan of near Tekamah.
fran arrgsted on a charge of driv
mB a tar while under the iniluenceofliquor.He had his hear
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C3904 of Keith Young for
lforgery and (arl Johnson for
Chickou Stooling.r
BOTH MEN I()lNI}cuufrx
The district court held a session
of court lost Monday and disposedofSeveralmattersofminorim
portance of civil nature.
Keith Young who was arrested
on :1 charge;of forgery having
forged a check o F1od Olson.was rraigned and giiead guilty receivingafineof $1 and costs and
one year in the state reforrpatory
for men at hard labor.
Carl Johnson who was arrested
on a charge of*stealing chickens
was also arraigned and found
guilty and was sentenced bo six
months in the county jail.
VISITS OLD HOME TOWN
MrB.\|5hn McKeen of Los AngeleswasapleasantcalleratThe
Enterprise office lust Saturday
:dropping in to have her éubscrip
tion act ahead for another year.She arrived in Blair last Thurs
day evening and expeded to spend
the major part of this week onbusiness and in visiting old friends
She states thtt.the family she
and her daughter Helen are soonlu..H.¢u.lm.\||.|\\{Olln\f¢li¥nvnln
pastures is very satisfactory for
farmers having sufficient time todothesummerplowingofthe
sw cloyer sod.Grain farmers
m. y find that threshing conflicts
with the summer seed bed preparation.
WINS PRIZE FOR oBIISlu~:r1ER
The True Confessions Magazine
has been offering prizes for the
best letter written by one of their
readers on any subject that may
come up.Last month George Berrihani
Shaw noted writer was the lucky
one to win the money.Another letter published was by
a young lady who wrote of her af
fections for a rnarded mon and
asking what she should do under
the circumstances.
Mrs.Bert Noh of this city un
dertook to answer the letter and
wrote a letter on Janette The
Girl who Loved o Married Man
and what was her surprise when
she received a check for $10.00 and
notice that she had won the first
priz..
Laws Fon
ROCKY niovgemlxs
Misa Elsie Hughes of Blair in
company with Mr.and Mrs.Royl
Charles of Omaha left Sunday for
¢.................
on Railroad Land
Depot.Work is
Site of Building
Near Freightlobelu»4hM.This Ground is
Now Being lreparcd.
.........................$17500 \\()RlH ill STUCK SOI.l1
Tho committee appointed to sc
lcct a site for the new creurnorymadetheirdecisionMondayand
decided to take the propositionmadethembytherailroadcompanyonofiveyearleaseonthe
southwest corner of the railroad
park in which the freight depot
is located.This ground can be leased for
five years at a time and the lease
can be renewed as many times asisdesirable.at least that is
assurance that the committee
when il;made the lease.
immediately workmen weretoworkremovingthetrees
the construction work of
building is soon to be underway.
PAPIO PIG (.I..UB MEETS
The 4 H Papio Pig Club met at
the home of Dr.C.E.Mock local
loader.Thoée present were:Peter Jac
obsen Richard McKain Lyle Ray
mond and Roy Rosenbaum there
being one absent.George Fair
child.
Mrs.Mock served a lunch of
sandwiches cake and lemoziade.
Ben Fairchild News Reporter.
ESTRAY NOTICE
the
had
putSimi
the
I have taken up a Hampshire
the Rocky Mountains and the boar which strayed into my place
Rink Him..Thev expect to be om July nh.Owner may have
fzszo
quart or a pint has been put.mum
the bottles.
After capping the bottled milk
i=lowered into :1 cooling shaft 15
feet deep where it is allowed to
stay until delivery can be made.
Upon preparing to bottle the
milk it is nece¢r::1r;. to thoroughlycleansethebottles.There is al.
steam boiler in cofmcction with the
plant which fu :1i:Jl1o.a :»l.cm1 Lo
revolve a brush at very llilrll
speed.This brush extends inside
the bottles and boiling water is
med for tho washing.This methodofcleansingassurestheuserthatthebottleis irlean before the
milk is put into il..dfTheGmenValleyDairyhasB..lnily output of nbout 300 quarts.lt is delivered to residences about
the city and is sold in several
stores.The product can be identi
fied by the cap on the bottle
which bears the name of the Ga.;c...
Valley Dairy a symbolism of purefreshmilk.
.
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Blair, Nebraska, August 15,1929-THE ENTERPRISE-Pngefvo : a n n u m
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NEWS '\KENNARDT H E
Wilma Bates add Enid Rosen-baum had their tomlils removed at
the Chas. Bates home Satunday
morning.Edward Lautljup retumed to his
home here Saturday after spend-
ing the summer with relatives in
Iowa.~`Mr. :md Mrs.Ole Jacobsen,of
Blair, were guests at the: home of
IMr. and Mrs. George Corsop. ofBlair called on relatives here Sun-1
day evening.
Mr.:md Mrs. lra hase_andchildrenwereOmahapassenger.;
Saturday evening.
Mr,-x.George Menking received
~word Thursday morning that herlbrother. Ll. M..TieLsort had pafsed
away the evening at his home at
Scotts Bluffs.Mr. and Mrs. Men-
king together with other relatives
left that evening by auw for
Scotts Bluffs to attend the funeral
whic}i was held Saturday.
Mesdames Clyde Rosenbaum and
Harland French vi.-ri d the dentist
at Bla- Monday.
:KENNARD NEWS
' Hr. and Mars. 3. B. Baker, of 0-
mlatives in Wisconsin
LIr , and MN. H. C_ Edwards
gpent Sunday at the James Ed-
wards home.nh spent Sunday at the George'hir. and anis. J. A. Burgess and~betta-on home.M i l a m spent the week-end with
Mm.Elmer Hiller and Leonard
and Bernice returned the fimt ofthe week from a weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. A. N Anderson; Mrs.
Burgess remaining for a longer
visit.
ening at Fran
Mr.and M
wee FremontJr. and Mrs
and Mrs.Pe
and Mrs. Ch~
and Mrs.W
families span
ing visiting at
Mr. and Mr~
family and Pa
ed the party
don and farnily'Sunday.|of her father at Springfield, Nehr.
Mrs. Fred Peterson, of Benning-,Mrs. Harlnwert returned to her
ton, who is staying with herhorne at Lincoln 'Tuesday afterdaughter,Mrs.Nic FHedrichsenjSPO¥1dil11r the past week at the
and husband hem,spent.a fewhome o!her sister,Mrs.R.E.
days last week looking after her'Fairchiids and family.property interests in Bennington.|Mr.and Lira.i l.F.McDonald
Mr.n'1d Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaum and son were Sunday visitors at
were Omaha visitors last Thurs-'the W. B. Rosenbaum home.day.|Chas;Miller was a Blair bus-
Buch Rosenbaum is driving a isess visitor Tuesday.new Ford sedan which he purchas-Roma Ward and Oral Akins, of
ed last. week.Omaha,spent the week-end with
The local baseball ne were de-I Mr. and Mrs
fentned by the Wood Cleanersiertained a nuteam,of Omaha, on. the home di-isupper Tuesda
amend Sunday.Next Sunday they*Mr. and Mgo to Mead, Nebr., where they win! and Ioeonard
meet the Mead ninet'Frank Gasser'~
Rev. and Mrs. Lacey returned to Mr. and Mr~#heir home here Monday.Rev.|were visitors
Lacey has been holding services at., hnm's MeLong Pine, Nebr., while Mrs . L a |Mr.and
cey has been visiting; atthe homeiand Leonzrd
Wilma Bates add Enid Rosen-baum had their tomlils removed at
the Chas. Bates home Satunday
morning.Edward Lautljup retumed to his
home here Saturday after spend-
ing the summer with relatives in
Iowa.~`Mr. :md Mrs.Ole Jacobsen,of
Blair, were guests at the: home of
IMr. and Mrs. George Corsop. ofBlair called on relatives here Sun-1
day evening.
Mr.:md Mrs. lra hase_andchildrenwereOmahapassenger.;
Saturday evening.
Mr,-x.George Menking received
~word Thursday morning that herlbrother. Ll. M..TieLsort had pafsed
away the evening at his home at
Scotts Bluffs.Mr. and Mrs. Men-
king together with other relatives
left that evening by auw for
Scotts Bluffs to attend the funeral
whic}i was held Saturday.
Mesdames Clyde Rosenbaum and
Harland French vi.-ri d the dentist
at Bla- Monday.
:KENNARD NEWS
' Hr. and Mars. 3. B. Baker, of 0-
mlatives in Wisconsin
LIr , and MN. H. C_ Edwards
gpent Sunday at the James Ed-
wards home.nh spent Sunday at the George'hir. and anis. J. A. Burgess and~betta-on home.M i l a m spent the week-end with
Mm.Elmer Hiller and Leonard
and Bernice returned the fimt ofthe week from a weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. A. N Anderson; Mrs.
Burgess remaining for a longer
visit.
ening at Fran
Mr.and M
wee FremontJr. and Mrs
and Mrs.Pe
and Mrs. Ch~
and Mrs.W
families span
ing visiting at
Mr. and Mr~
family and Pa
ed the party
don and farnily'Sunday.|of her father at Springfield, Nehr.
Mrs. Fred Peterson, of Benning-,Mrs. Harlnwert returned to her
ton, who is staying with herhorne at Lincoln 'Tuesday afterdaughter,Mrs.Nic FHedrichsenjSPO¥1dil11r the past week at the
and husband hem,spent.a fewhome o!her sister,Mrs.R.E.
days last week looking after her'Fairchiids and family.property interests in Bennington.|Mr.and Lira.i l.F.McDonald
Mr.n'1d Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaum and son were Sunday visitors at
were Omaha visitors last Thurs-'the W. B. Rosenbaum home.day.|Chas;Miller was a Blair bus-
Buch Rosenbaum is driving a isess visitor Tuesday.new Ford sedan which he purchas-Roma Ward and Oral Akins, of
ed last. week.Omaha,spent the week-end with
The local baseball ne were de-I Mr. and Mrs
fentned by the Wood Cleanersiertained a nuteam,of Omaha, on. the home di-isupper Tuesda
amend Sunday.Next Sunday they*Mr. and Mgo to Mead, Nebr., where they win! and Ioeonard
meet the Mead ninet'Frank Gasser'~
Rev. and Mrs. Lacey returned to Mr. and Mr~#heir home here Monday.Rev.|were visitors
Lacey has been holding services at., hnm's MeLong Pine, Nebr., while Mrs . L a |Mr.and
cey has been visiting; atthe homeiand Leonzrd
. . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . - . . . . . . » . . . _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . - . - - - - - - -- - - _ I
W af te rn oo n.
J . S . C r i n k a n d f a mi ly ,Ri c ha r d
oo re , Hele n Co b b a nd W i lma L ie -
:he mo to r e d to W a te rlo o Th u gs -
my even in g whe re Helen Co bb a x»
:c ts to vi s it h er g rz n tulmo tlwr f o r
wh ile.Q
W i lm a Liesc he i s sp on d in g th e
cel;-énd a t th e C .A .D u c k e r
nmn n t E lk h o r n .Sh u a c c omn an -
- . . . . . ._. . .
~ Newlife for \
d
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Clean, smooth ¢-Qlor nrcwnd.Scuffaoonomlcd instantly.5"_ _The hutrc of leather rcvwed.so wonderfull shxnca-~ "£. 'e ;_50 cam. Colors for black. bmwn, tan and white shoes .--~a ncuznl polnh fa others...
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~" " " ' " `B A l = l " l " 0 N ° S
~w D v n m s - a U N E
~ I ~I \-n u n " i n i a a », 1 g a n .
" v - .' ~ . . .. w r -| . \ :£ = = > 1 . I ' a I ¢
family there.'
Mr.and Mrs.Perry Gaines of
home Saturday.
Mrs. James Rcveh and daughter
Betty, and Edith French, of Omn-ha,visited relatives here last
week.
Mr. and Mrs.Pete Truhelsen
were Sunday guests of Mr.and
Mrs. A. N. Anderson.
THE NEBRASKA STATE FAIR
EIGHT DAYS-_AucUs'r 30 to SEPTEMBER 6
NEBRASKA'S SHOW WINDOW
Twenty bands.Magnificent 4~H.C\ub displays.High School
Special For Picnic Week
Starting Monday, Aug. 19 and
closing Saturday,Aug._24 we
will GIVE yabsolutely FREE
one gallon" of Lubricating Oil
with every purchase of a Good-
year Pathfinder Tire and Tube
Rosenbaum,Service Station
K e n n a rd ,Ne b ra s k a
..~,» .»¢,.¢.».ducts in the West.Every resident of the state owes it to himself,
and herself, to visit this great fair.In no other way can you soquickly and easily familiarize yourself with.the magnificent possi-
bilities of our state./
Fruit, flowers, manufactured products, handiwork of men, women,
boys and girls.There is almost no limit to what you can see.
Horse races, automobile races, side shows, entertainment of all
kinda to make the time pass pleasantly when you get tired viewing
the exhibits. !It would take all the space in this newspaper to tell
you what ~ in store for you,
THE NEW GRANDSTAND,ONE OF THE FINEST IN
THE COUNTRY will be ready for use. Invite your friends from
other states to visit you fair week, and show them what Nebraska
can do.
GEORGE JACKSON, Secretary, uNco1.N, mann.
c |l i
e n i n g a t F r a n k Ga s s e f s ..
M r .a n d Mr s .J e ns Chr istens en
we e F re mon t sh op pe rs F dr ln y .
J r . a n d Mr s . L o ui e Go tts c h , Mr ,
a n d Mr s .Pe te Ras mu sse n,Mr .
a n d Mr s .Chas.Mi s f e ld t, a n d M r .
a n d Mr s .W m.C u n n i n g h a m an d
fa mi li e s sp e n t \\'i2dncL=ulay even -
i n g vi s i ti n g a t J e n s L1hristonsen's.
Mr . a n d Mr s . F r a n k G a s mr a n d
f a mi ly a n d P a u l La mh u c h t a tte n d -
ed th e p a r ty a t Lo u i s Go r e h a ms
Fr i d a y eve n i n g .
Mr s .Geo.Ne a ve , Ha n s ,Ma g g i e
a n d Mr .a n d Mr s .M a x K lu tz a n d
c h i ldr e n we r e Th u rs d a y vi si to rs n t
th e J o h n K u h r ho me .
He n r y W u lb e r n a n d Ma r g a r e t
spe nt Su nd ay for c no on at.F r a n k
Ga s s e f s .
ai r , we re gu e s a -|»-.th ei r da u g hte r ,Mr s .W i ll Ki n g - c e y h a s b e en vi s i tin g ; a t th e h o me
do n a n d f a mily S u n da y .| o f h e r f a th er a t S p r i n g fi e ld , Ne h r .
Mr s . F re d P e te r s on , o f B e nn i ng - ,Mr s .I-Ia rlnwert re tu r ne d to he r
to n,wh o is sta y i n g wi t h h e r h o r n e a t Li n c o ln 'Tuesday a f t e r
da u gh ter ,Mr s .Ni c Fd e d r i c h s e n ja pe n d i n g th e pa s t we e k a t th e
a n d hu sb an d h e m ,spent.a f e w h o me o r he r sister,Mr s .R.E .
da y s la s t we e k lo o k i n g a f te r he r ' F a i r c h i i d a a n d f a mi ly .pr o p er ty in te re sts i n Be nn in gton .|M r .a n d Lira.i l .F .Mc D o n a ld
M r . a n d Mr s . Gle n n Ro s en b au m a n d son we r e Su n d a y vi si to rs a t
we r e Om a h a vi si to rs la s t Th u r s - ' th e W . B . Ro s e n b a u m h o me .da y .|Chas ;Mi l le r wa s a B la i r bu s-
Bu c h Ro s e nb a u m ia d r i v i n g a iness vi s ito r Tu es da y .
ne w F or d s ed a n whi c h he pu rc h as -Ro m a W a r d a n d Or a l A k i n s , o f
ed la s t E a c h .l b d Oma h a ,sgient th e wee k-e nd wi t h
Mr s .za A p p e y c n te r ta in e rei atives ere.
th e W i li i n g W o r ke r s a t h e r h o me f Mr s . H e n r y K e mp k e e n te r t a i n e d
i n th e c o un tr y o n W ednesday o f sever al I ndi es i n hon or o f her b ir thla st we ek .' a n n i ve r s a r y o n W e d n es d a y o f la s t
Mr . a n d M r s . T.E. A ki n s d r o ve ; we e k .He r c h i ld r e n a n d th ei r fa m-
t o I V I e a ¢ I o w G r o \ e a n d s p e n t t h e i l i e a c a l l e d o n h e r t h a t e v e n i n g t o
.~ g '||~
qp.
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n
W . J .Pe te rs s pe n ~ Tu e s da y at O.
C.Liesc heks he lp i n g c o ok Ser
thmah er s.
Ha z e l Chri sten sen,Fr i e d a Gr o -
thus en,'Ma r i e Chr istens en a n d
W i l ma Lieac he sp e n t Tu es d a y a f -
te r n o o n wi th th e J e ns He ie r gi rls.
an d W i lma Mi d d le to n .W i lma L i e -
sc he s pent. the ni ght. there.
Mr s .0 .C.Liesc he a n d V i o la
ma d e z z s h or t vi s it .Mo nd a y a f te r -
no on a t th e E d Ga in es ho me to se e
th e n e w da u g h te r .B o th we r e d o -
ing n ic ely .
M r .a n d Mr s .A lf r e d S w o g e r ~
a n d d a u g h te r a n d E r ma S a n d s r e -
tu r n e d F r i d a y e ve n i n g f r o ml3 u 1 k e
S.D .b r i n g i n g a lo n g Mr s .S wo -
.!...g ,
day ~t F »=nk GnssefsuTIU
for sf few days visit.Mrs. J. S. Crink's nephew, Rich-
ard Moore, of Nevada, is spending
a few days here.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Paulsen visit-
ed at the C.V.Shumaker home
Thursday evening.Mr. Nels Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Peters and daughters, Mrs.0.C.Liesche and Frank Liesche
visited at the W. J.Peters home
Thursday P. M.Miss Helen Cobb spent a few
days this week at the J. S. Crink
home.Dr. and Mrs.Reichstadt, of 0-
maha, were supper guests at the
Otto C.Liesche home Saturday.
Mr.and Mrs.Francie Jung-bluth, of Omaha, spent. the week-
end at the F. E. Jungbluth home.
Mr. and Mm. Martin Sunds and
Emma Tietgen, of S.D. metered
to the Henry Tietiren home Sun-
:.
WASHINGTUN NEWS
Gle n a n d Lou ie C hri stemsen a nd
L lo y d J u n g b lu th wo n t to a th e a te r
p a r ty i n Oma h a Su nd ay eve n i n g
gi ve n by a h r o u p o f th e i r boy
frie nds.
Mr s .F .E .J u n g b lu th a n d Mr s .
....,|
JOTTINGS
Mrs.Geo.Nn¢\v,Hans andMaggie were visitors l'LIomla§' ev~
cning at Frank Nacvc's.
Mr.and Mrs.Fritz Arp andchildrenwerecallersatFrrrlk
Ga.=acr's Monday.
THE
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THE
ORIG! NAL
McOWEN
STOCK Co.
BLA1§ AT
A'\|'wM'mn KENT
SCREEN-Gum
Wlmmmm
"W ha fs Scre e n Orld? "You've been nxklng, come In and get the ans we r lr o m
the set tha t s tarted all o l the commo tio n.In fa c t the Atwa te r Kent Sc re e n-
(lrld Answers every quatlon anyone could ask about radio.lt cornblnes a ll of
the good qualltles that rndlo engineers have been striving lor.And It Is sturdy
-wlll s ta nd up a nd ke e p o n w o rki ng- the Atw nte r Ke nt wa y .We demonstra te
ln y our ho me ll you llke.
BERR BROS.
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PIED EPIPER= gBAND|
ié}i"{hé}§1 'é1i}}}ié§ to cm Morlbcm
:war Florellcr'siren Sunds mude a short visit
L he Chris Sunds home Thurs.
Mrs W J.Peters spent Friday{' TIEIIS MAN L th e Ch ar li e Pe te rs h o me he lp -
uz c ook f thres hc rs.Mr . a n d l llr s . F .W . Chr istens en
ioiorc d to Benson Mo n d a y .
J .C.C r i n k a n d f a m i ly we r e
nap pi ng i n Or aa hm S a tu nlay .
M r .a n d Mr s .Chairlie Liesc h?
n d son,Ph ilip ,o f Oma h a ,we r e
.a pp er g ue s ts a t th c Ot to Li vs c h e
nme S u nd a y e ve n in g .
M r .a n d Mm . J o e I i me mo n a n d
zunily , Torn Ba tsu n , Mr . a n d h i t s ;
ulir m J u n g b lu th a n d f a mi ly : m d
ln r jor i e J u n gb lu th we nt. to V alle y
n a swi mmi :1 g pa r ty S a tu n la y .
A n u mb e r o f th e young:f o lk s
f t h i s vi c i n ity to ok i n th e danc e
t E lk h o r n Sa tu rd a y even in g.
Gle n Lic s c he sp en t S a tu r d a y
i g h t wi t h B e n T i e t g m a t th e C.
.und s ho me.
Bernic e C r i n k sp qn t F r i d a y
i g h t w i t h W i l m a I.i¢"=fl\f°.
A n u mb e r o f frivn.i~=: md re la t-
vc s o f th i s vi c i ni ty 15nllmrc d n t
he Elk C ity . hu ll Sntllrllsiy evening;
0 h e lp Mr s .E d i th Sana c e lebrate
:c r b ir th da y .
1\ir.a n d Mr s .Gen.Christi;-nse'1
||l¢\f a mi ly ,Mr . a n d Mr s .F r e d
slc lsnn and fa mily mo toré ml to L ex-
ng to n , Ne b r . ,th e f o r e p a r t o f th e
mer"~ is gvillg to shovel \- .
"rl FREE QOAL\=
into somebody?s bm
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Everybody is talking about oux'8th Annual Heatrola Free Coal Club. Maybe
it's because they are hearing more and more about the Estate Heatrola-
the heater which fills the whole house with cozy warmth-at less fuel
expense than ony heater ever developed.r
Q TR O N G s t a t e m e n t ?Ye s --a nd we c a n b a d: i t up,
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wml:\ - . q vMrs.Henry Christurincn ond
5011, Mrs.F.FI. Jungbloth and
Marjorie and Viola Lieache spent
Friday ot the F.W".Christensen
mme helping cook for threshurs.Mr.and Mrs.C.V.Shumnker
eft Saturday morning on u two
.wrecks trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Ras Thompson and
daughter,Peggy,of Omaha,andthe little Chris Christensen twins
and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Thompsonandfamily. nil of Omaha, visited
at the F. E. Jungbluth home on
Sunday afternoon.
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' i Clean smooth.¢-Qlor nrcwnd.Scuffaoonomlod inn-mzly.' :_ _The hutrc of leather rcvwed.so wonderfull shxnca-~ "i.Z+;;_.50 cam. Colors for black. brown, can and white shoes
L. . z ~~'»--~a neutral polnh fa others..
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te r n o o n wi th th e J e ns Ha ie r gi rls.
an d W i lma Mi d d le to n .W i lma L i e -
sc he s pent. the ni ght. there.
Mr s .0 .C.Liesc he a n d V i o la
ma d e a s h o r t vi s i t . Mo n d a y a f te r -
no on a t th e E d Ga in es ho me to se e
th e n e w da u g h te r .B o th we r e d o -
ing n ic ely .
M r .a n d Mr s .A lf r e d S w o g e r ~
a n d d a u g h te r a n d E r ma S a n d s r e -
tu r n e d F r i d a y e ve n i n g f r o mI 3 u 1 k e
S.D .b r i n g i n g ai o n g Mr s .S we -
.!...g ,
Special For Picnic Week
Starting Monday, Aug. 19 and
closing Saturday,Aug._24 we
will GIVE yabsolutely FREE
one gallon" of Lubricating Oil
with every purchase of a Good-
year Pathfinder Tire and Tube
Rosenbaum,Service Station
K e n n a rd ,Ne b ra s k a
for sf few days visit.Mrs. J. S. Crink's nephew, Rich-
ard Moore, of Nevada, is spending
a few days here.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Paulsen visit-
ed at the C.V.Shumaker home
Thursday evening.Mr. Nels Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Peters and daughters, Mrs.0.C.Liesche and Frank Liesche
visited at the W. J.Peters home
Thursday P. M.Miss Helen Cobb spent a few
days this week at the J. S. Crink
home.Dr. and Mrs.Reichstadt, of 0-
maha, were supper guests at the
Otto C.Liesche home Saturday.
Mr.and Mrs.Francie Jung-bluth, of Omaha, spent. the week-
end at the F. E. Jungbluth home.
Mr. and Mm. Martin Sunds and
Emma Tietgen, of S.D. metered
to the Henry Tietiren home Sun-
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~Kennard, Nebraska
tl1eNEW Estate HEA'l'ROLA
\'lr 'A'*'k
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mln now-and secure a a~pply of Free Coal.If you'r0
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Club, we'll show you the proof.
The membership fee is only $2.00, which, of course;
l.Q .|;o
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~ then assured of early delivery of an Esmw Heatruln
this Fa ll--and with i t a mn of Fre e Coa l (one-ha ll' um
wi th the He a txola J unio r). Yo u ma y i ni s h pa yi ng fo r
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>Mr. und Mrs. Alfred Brodogaard
and fumily, of Omaha. MPs. Don-'uhue, of Sioux City, yisited nt. LheFredJungbluth home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jungbbluthatbended the funeral of Mrs. PeteThompsoefs mother ut Omaha Sat.
The Jungbluth young folks and
the Brodegaard young folks mo-tored to Fremont Saturday eve.Among thc young folks that vis-ited ut the Liesche home SundayP.M.wure Charlie and GeorgeDucker, Erna Sunds, Ben 'I`iu\gcnand Mon Mortensen.
LIVE STUCK PHIEEE
ll suum UMAHA
Beef Steers Steady to Lower
Top $16.00. Feeders Higher.
F
Hire Prices HOGS ADVANCE l5~25c
Llberal Run of Sheen and Lamb|L l an d Dec line of 251: on L a m b s l l
s:3.oo@ 13.:s.Feeder La mb s
Ruled Strong and Aged Sheep
Sleady .~
Un i o n Sto r k Yarfls.Aun nst 13.
1 9 2 9 - Th e rm.m u l e ma r k e t wa s
ra lh vr s lo w l\ lo ud n Y wlth the lro nr l
of va lu e s mme wlml lo we r n llh o u s h
best bl'£~w.~| \ here brought th e eve n
money $1sno.So ws nm]lxelfers
we r e uuo ven ly lo we r wlxlle stoc k-
ers a nd lm-d r- n r uled nc llve an d
slr onz er.Receipts s.ooo hoad.
Qu o ln llo h s o n C u u le :Ch oi c e . m
pr i me heavy steers 16.50@lG.6n;
choic e.p r lma handy stuers $15.60
@16.50§good to c holc o steers $14.-
5Do l5 .5 0;fulr to good steers $13.25
@14.s0:c o mmo n to la lr ste ers
Sll.75@l3.25: c hoi c e lo nrlme Year-
ARE DOWN!
while the thermometer is up!
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n
h a d, I q
Summer Sale on
Goodrich Tires
Mugs $l5.00@ l6.25Z Kood ln choice
yearllngn $l3.'l5(pl§.00; talr to good
yenrllugn s12.so@ n.1s; common ln
fair yearlinga $\l.50@ I2.50;trashy
yem-lings $10.00@11.00; choice umm
helforn $13.60@1~l.25;good choices
fed hz-Hera Sl2.'15@l3.7G;fair t o
good fed |18if('fI $11.'I5@12.'r5:
c o mmo n fair fvd helfera $10.5iJ¥i?
11.50:grass helfers $8.00@i1.00;
pr i me c ornfed c o ws $1o.15@a1.26:
good to choic e c o ws $S.75§1I0.25;
fair to good fat c o ws $T.25@B.75I
P R I C E S
Size vertowm
$6.95
8.50
9.15
9.50
Cavnlien
$S.so
6.85
7.30
7.60
30x3 I-Z Cl.cutters S6,2S@`I.00: 'crmnors $5.60
@8.00;veal calves x1o.so@14.oo;
hu-avy u m m ;calves $0.00@1l.50;
Dlnln an d lma h y c alves s ' / . s w
9.00:nnuye bnlugnn bulls 58.00@
9.00:heavy.fleshy feed en 512.500
l3.50: good to choic e feeders $11.50
@1aoo : hir to g ood feede rs $1 0.25
® ll . 5 0 ;c o mmo n l o fa lr feeders
$a. oo mo .z s:good no c lxolc e slock~
er s $l1.50(i212/15;fa i r to zood
nloc keru $l0.00@l1.50:c o mmon D 0
r
29x4.40
29x4.50
30x4.50
3 1 x5.Z5
33x6.00
14.10
17.00
ll.60
14.05
10.70
IZ.9S
*il fair atockern $9.00@ \0.00;trashy
stocker! $1.so® 9.oo:stock hs\lera
$a,oo@9.so:feeding helfcn $9.50@
10.751 stock cow: $7.00@ 8.00: stockWe have your size
at a Baygain!
I mlvek s9.50@1s.soHOGSADVANCE BHARPLY
Malt of the hogs that arrived
Monda y so ld r eldlly n t pr ices 150
25C higher than the close ot last
week.Demand was hro ld an d
nradlns lnrxely n t x spread o l
$xo.2s@ u.5o. me latter llgure being
th e hi g h pric e fo r th e day .n s -
celpts 9,000 head.
F A T L A M B S S E L L L O W E R
W i th s li b e r a l ru n o f s he e p s n d
lambs, 24,000 head. for the opening
day or the wee k p ric e s were lar ge-
ly 25c lowe r on (nt lambs wlth best.
grades re le h ln g $13.35.l-'eeder
lambs a nd a ted s he ep h eld s te ad y .
F A T L A MB S : Ru g s ln mb s . g o o d
to c holc a $13.oo@1s.ss:ra ng e
ls mb s.h h 'to go od sx2.s om:4 .oo:
native lnmbl. good to c hnlc e $12.65
QKENNARD GARAGE
Kennard,Nebraska
P H O N E 1 8 \ @ 13.00; nntive lxmhx. hir w £0011
\ $1z.oo61z,ss;le a ahora*la mb s
\: n . s n mz . so ; y e lr lln g s . \ \ l K r l d nIi\ |9.o0@n.oo.
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_1.°.'e=~='»°»f»-r-TKE sN1'mx>mss--¢:n .:. ..\ T ; \ \ \ ~ n ' a A m - . m e 11:' m o n
terested are notified Oo appear and
show cause, if any, why uid In-
strument may not be proved, ul-
lowvd and probnted as the last
Will and 'Teshment of said de-
ceased, and execution thereof, and
administration of said miata be
gnnhed.
Witness my hand and 0ffiz'ia\
Seal this 22nd day of July,1929.
(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
27~4t County Judge.
Witness my hand and Official
Sed this 14th day of August 1929.
(3611)I. c. Elle:
30-5t.County Judge.
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N0'l'IC`I'I To cRx~:D1'roRs
OF ESTATE
s u r f ! o r N s m m s x
/sl.Washingon Count!I
CROWELL HOME
Esther Rasmdssen nnd naParker left Saturday for KanCity where they spent the week-
end with Lieut. and Mrs.W.B.
Anderson.They retumed Mon-
Wuyne, Monday.Oneil Shaeffeni of Hooper, 153-
ited with his brother,DonaldShaeffer, at the Hrs. Minnie Lall-
man home, 'Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
BELL CREEK VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lallman, of
Hooper,called at Mrs.Minnie
Lallman's 'hxesday evening.John Echtenkémp,Sr.,Normafied that on the 30th day of .Iufy,.hy given that a hearing will be
1929 Samuel Edward Kemp fi le dmd o n ma peti ti on o n the zarda petition in said County Court 1l~'d;y of Auruit, A. D., 1§29, at 2
leging among other things that'o'clock. P. M., and all persons in-
Meredith B.Kemp, an inhabitant terested are notified to appear andof Washington County, Nebraska;|¢hgw cause, if any, why said In-
died~on the 19th day Séptombenfstrument nmy not be pr0'P¢d» Qi'
clwconm Blanc Main
2%squares chocolate, 1 cups
evaporated milk diiuted with 152
cups boiling water, 3 tablespoons
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9:00 p. m.
9:80 p. m.
10:n mmkpkbu
10:30 p. m.
11:00 p. m.
City
ABC Mudcal Revue
Saturday Nighters
. Great American Ap-
rys-Sketdx
Val; of Yesterday
Gone Denis " K a n ~
Wonder Girl"
A COLUMN FOR
'WOMEN
Sunday,August 18 y
12:0 0 p . rn . S ac r ed P relude
12 : 3 0 p . m. A me ri c a n Ar L i s ti c E n
se mb le
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0'Hahlon and 0'Hanlun,Attyslei the Matter of the Estate of
Richard Murray, Deceased:
To the Creditors og Said Estate
You are Herehy Notified, That'
I wi ll sit at the County (hurt
Room iu Blair in said County on
the 13th day of September,1929
and on the Nth day of Deeernber,
1929 to receive and examine all
nlaims against said Estate,with
an view to their adjustment and
'l'estx\ment, and possessed of I
and Personal Estate estimated
$5,000.00 and praying for mlr
istration thereof.
lf y ou f:nil`to appear at 1
.County Court on the 24th day
August, 1929, at 2 o'elock P.
and contest said petition, the C4
will appoint Frank Stewart
some other suitable person Adr
'istrator azul proceed tu a sei
.ment of said estate.
i
and Testament ol said deceased,
and execukion thereof and admin-
istration of said estate be grant-
ea.Witness my hand and Official
Sealthis 25th day of July, 1929
(SEAL)I. c. ELL ER
Z8-Af,County Judge
NOTICE oF FINAL ADMIN-
ISTRATION ACCOUNT
s'rA'rs'o1- NEBRASKA I
anWashington County,|
Grant Lathrop, Atty.
County Conn ln Pmhaie
ln the mutter of the estate of
Mary Lute,Deceased:The heirs
at law, next of kin, devisees, leg-
=|.|=~
NOTICE nv PUBLICATION
ON PETITION EOR
. ._.|_
day morning reporting a splendid
time..Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Under-
wood and two children oi' SiouxCity,, Iowa spent Sunday with the
former's parents,Rev.and Mrs.W. H. Underwood.They are mov-ling from Sioux City to Cherokee,
llowa this week as the latter place
will be a better headquarters for
Lawrence while he travels for the
Firestone Tire Co.
Dr. J. G. Shick spent the week-
end in Grand Island and Daniphan
representing the Home in churchservices at the former place in the
morning and the latter place inthe evening.He returned Monday
evening.
Mrs. J. G. Shick entertained theWomen's Foreign Missionary So-
ciety at her home last Friday.
R.e».'. and Mrs. W. T. Wilkinson,
of Council Bluffs drove up Mon-
day to take their aunt, Miss Sar-
ah Swan,home with them for a
short visit.
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Underwood
drove to Omaha Thursday afte r
noon to visit the former's brother,
Rev, E. T. Underwood, of Kilgore,
Nebr.,who is in the Methodist'..-.-_ _ ..-,|
Mrs. Adolph Holzman and missIrene Holtman called on Misa So-
phie Waterman Sunday afternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Ed Meyer and
Melvin, and Albert Echtenkamp, of
Wayne and Mr. and Mrs.LeonardEchtenkamp drove to Denver Fri-
day;Rev.G.W.Walter christened
the infant. son of Mr.and Mrs.
John Bchtenkamp Jr., Sunday ev-ening.He received the name of
Dale Earle.Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Holtrnan,,Anita and Richard called at the
Wm. Iloltmnn home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jacobs and
children,Mr.and Mrs.LeonardEchtenkampandfamilyandMr.
and Mrs.John Echtenkamp Sr.,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Eehtenkamp, Jr., Sunday evening.
Mrs Minnie Lallman and MisaMinnieldl ma n,Mrs.Louise
Votth left for Hot Springs Mo.
Tuesday moming.
Aneita and Richard Holtman
visited with the Misses .loan and
Cora Eldean Cahoon Sunday..Mrs. Henry Dickmeyer and Er-
ma were callers at the John Ech-
tcnksmp Jr.,home Thursday af~
ternoon.Lloyd Echtenkamu visited with
s p o o n s a l t ,7 ]c u p c o m w a t e r ,
small eggs, 1% teaspoons vanilla.
Melt chocolate over hot water in
top of a double boiler.Add dilnt»
ed milk and continue hating until
mixtuzeis smooth.Mix cornstarch
sugar and salt thoroughly, add cold
water and stir to a smooth paste.
Pour slowly into hot clioeolate
mixture.stining eonstantly to
prevent lumping.Cook 20 min-
utes stirring occasionally to keep
smooth.Beat eggs thoroughly,
add some of hot mixture, stirring
vigorously to keep smooth,then
add egg mixture to blanc mange
and cook 2 minutes.(Beaten eggs
should never be added to hot. cook-
ing mixture because the egg cooks
in strings and will not bknd well.)
Remove from fire, add vanilla and
pour into molds.Chill.Yield: 6
servings.
Cocoanut Kisses
la cup evaporated milk, li cup
sugar,2 cups .shredded cocoanut
kisses, % teaspoon almond extract
Combi ingredients.Drop froma teasgion onto a well oiled (not
buttered)baking sheet.Bake in
a slow oven 15 minutes.Remove
2:00
2:30
3:80
4:00
4:80
5:00
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p.
p.
p.
p.
p.
6:00
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10:00
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----N. ..-,..,....Song Recital \
American Salon Orch.
Octochordiann
l-Inchantera Male
American Salon
Cathedral Hour
day.August l9 .
Record program
Weather report
llome Owned Stores
Moming Scrennders
Classical Recon!pro-
Quai-.
Orch.
gram11:30
ii :4512.00
12:30
a.
a.
p.
P-
m.
rn.
in.
m.
Novelty program
Devotional service
Uni. of Nebraska
American Popular O.
1:00 p. m. Olympic Ranger;
2:00 p. m. '\Vorld in Review
2:15 p. rn. Vil¥T\€li.c5 Moderne;
2:80 p. m. Uni. ox' Nebraska .(Continued on page four '
RECOMMENDS IT'l`0 HER FRIENDS
"Every day l um reoomrhcnding
this wonderful Sargon treatment
to my dearest friends because of
fi... ..-,....|.~.-mt handle it znve me.
alla
the
said
the
1922
payfrol
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Sea
9th
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30-I
N o
ST;
wancc.The time limited for
prescntation of claims against
I Estate is three months from
13th day of September A. D.
9 and the time limited for
ment of debts is One Year
n said 18th day of September,
U.VITNESS my hand and the
I of said County Court,this
day oi August, 1929.
EAL)1; c. ELLER,
St County Judge
'nfl-:I-`()R ;\l))llNiS'l`RA.
Tl o x Oi"ESTATE
urs OF NEBRASKA l
Witness my hand and Official
Seal this 30th day of July, 1929
(Seal l. C. Ele r28 -4 t \County Judge
5No'r1w BY PUBLICATION
ON PE'rrrlo\r FOR
A.C.Deliel Attorney
STATE OF NlfBRASKA;
aaWashington County,l
ln the County Court
Washington County, Nebraska
in the matter of the Estate of
Sophie B. Jensen, Deceased:
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P| >n A'r Eo r ' W IL L
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rnunrx nz. ur
STATE O F Ns s n a s x a l
ssWashington County |
A. C. Debel, Atty.
In the Conn Court of
Washington Co nty, Nebraska.
In the Matter o the Estate ol'
Frank E. Warricltf Deeeaxed:
The verified petition of Birdie
E. Warrick has been filed in the
County Court of said County,
praying that Letters Testarnentury
do issue to some suitable person
to be designated by the Court
under the last Wiil and Testament
of Frank E. Warrick, Deceased.\v._ ...»t . , . . . .. r . . . .....»:...\: .1 . . . . t w
atees, creditors and all persons in-
trreshzd in the final settlement of,
said estate are hereby notified that
on the 22nd day of July, 1929,
Grant Lothrop. the Administrator;i n s a i d estate filer a petition in*
said County Court, praying thathisfinal?administration account`
filed herein be settled and allowed,
that proof of heirship be taken,
order for distribution of assets
and assignment of slower and
homestead rights entered; and the
said Ndminktrator discharged.
lf you fail to appear before said
County Court on the 14th day of
September, 1929 at ll) o'clock A.
M. and contest said petition,the
r<-....dm thorn.I ssnshington County.I
anlon &O'Hunlon.AttorneysCountyOmniinProbate
n the mutter of the Estate of
A d n has been filed in the given that hearing will be had of and ma~ such other and fur~n 'DISC Co rt f said County or said petitnon on the 16th day ther orders,allowances and deCountyuor-prnyi-lg that Letters Testament- of August,A.D.,1929,at Iliicrees as to this Court may seem
ary do issue to Andrew Andersen o'cl0ck A.M., and all persons 1:\-proper.II
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t r t h _c y a n a .f s :. § ' d " i 5 ' I i 1 , . § @ § , T ' l i ~ ; s o = : ; b i 'V e r n a ,E l n a ,L o r r a i n e a d G l e n n
t u r n h o m e .| E c h t § n k a m p = = f § , = " ° > ' i " ¢ ; , * ' * h g h
.g r a n p a r e n t s r .a n d r s .o n
T h e A n n u a l T r u s t e e s m e e t i n g c h e n k a m p :1 S I \ ,a t A r u n g t o
w a s h e l d a t t h e H o n i e l a s t W e d -n e s d a y .T h e u s u a l a n n u a l b a s i n -I: '> " §` 1' . §' i f f L ` f i 'p a r e n t s a r e i n D e n v e r
e s s w a s c o n d u c t e d .T h o s e r e s e n t '»P L o u i e D u n k i a u a n d P a u l k n e c h t" e r e a C . ;C - . W ' ¥ ' ° ? F § :o f l f § t t § ` | a n d f a m i l i e s w e r e a t .J o h n E c h t e n -
"" ""Lux;f r o m p a n wh i le hot.to avoi d
c rush ing.Yi e ld :18 kisses.
Tr i n i ty Bisc uit
Wfnen maldng biscuits, roll por-§
tions of it into balls sim of ali'English walnut.Dip them intol
melted butter and place three in\;,.
0 - u w -
each division of an ordinary muf-I ~
fm nan and bake quickly.The.
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5th Annual County-Wide Picnic
Three Big l)ays+--Thursday, Friday and Saturday
AUGUST zz--23--24
~ BIG Annncnons FOR men nnv ~
a ~a
Miles, of Omaha, Dr. O. M. Mar-
garet, ,of Papillion,Wm.Reck
meyer, of Arlington, C. J. Hibben.of Norfolk, Rev. M. E. Richmond,
of Laurel and Rev. Carl Haier, of
Blair.Several of the wise.: ac-
companied their husbands and all
were dinner guests at the Home.We are glad to report that thetrustees melected Dr. J. G. Shick
as superintendent,Mrs..Under-wood as matron and Rev.Under-
wood as Chaplain for the coming
year.
Mr. and Mrs.Amos Rienertson
and two sons, ,of Chicago, visited
the Underwooda Thursday morn-
ing.'They are visiting Mr. Rein-
ertson's father,Rev.Rienertsezz,pastor of the Lutheran church at
Orum.The Underwooda and Rien-
ertsens were friends years agowhen the two families lived in 0-
maha.
ourprescnt tires
am wort/1m;nisy~
Trade tlze2zL
;%fGuAnAN1'12;$n
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Ra mp, J r. , Th u rs d a y n i gh t.*
M r .a n d M m A d o lp h Ho l tm a n
an d c hi ld r e n we r e F r e mon t c alle r s
Th u r sd a y mo r n i n g .
Mi s s N o r m a I l o l t ma n attend ed
a pi c n ic d in ne r a t Ve te ra mf s P a r k
i n F r e mo n t,Su nd ay af ter n oo n
wi t h th e C a r l Mc ie r he nr y f a mi ly .
Nl:an d Mr s-Lo ui e Di c k me ve r
4 "t h r e e w i l l a s s u m e s o m e t h i n g o f |
th e appearanc e o f th e ti ne e ie n f |
c lover.
Peac h Cons erve
F o u r pou nds ri pe peac hes,i i
pou nd c r us he d p in eap ple,1 le mo n ,
1 oran ge,'Ar po un d raisins,1 c up
s u z a r to ever y c i m o f fruit.,%&|~
h n v n I n 5 .n n n
J u 'U w
n i i r h t o f s o u n d .r e s t f u l n l e o u .A t ;
BD fH;;llY ii;<l lf _die Jfllmlpound alrnonds Bliinch and cold tinics m I b ~i I " "_'Echtlnknmp Jr.,home Tuesday dip peaches and remove skins. ,.¢.f|,,,hipszdd ni "£°#.§.§$?§LZ°;Tf
@"§;11HB' d M w H lt d pineapple (either fresh or cannedil
r.. an rs.m.0 man anLehnaandViolawereFremorit
callers Monday afternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Gus Heybrock and
family were guest..-;at the John
Echtenkarnp Jr., home Monday ev~
ening.Cecil, Anna and Ellen Lallroan
drove to Blair Sunday afternoon.
"Willis, Clarence and Leah Nic-
baum drove to Kansas City,Mo.
last week to visit at the M. D. An-
derson home.
Holtman home Monday morning.
Wall Lullrnan called at the Wm.;
add lemon and orange sliced thin,
.and raisins Cool:until thick.
Measure cooked fnuit and add 1
cup, sugar to every cup of fruiL
'Add the almonds which have been
blanclied and shredded.Cook
again until thick.
Com Relish
'l\venty-five ears of corn cut off
cob before cooking.Put through
food chopper 1 large head cab-
bage,4 green peppers,4 large
onions,1 large or 2 small cans
pimento.Add to corn,eabbage,.
tled in my knees and sometimes
1 could hardly walk.'raén 1
Started the Sargon treatlhent.
Now, I eat anything I want fith-
out the least .stomach trouble, my
strength and energy have return-
Ien,my nervousness is oven and
rheumatism is entirely gone.»
"There is nothing too good I
can say for this wonderful tiem-
ment."-lllrs.M.Archer,2709
South 10th .St., Omaha.r
Sargon ia called "The llleslieine
with a Million Friends".Ita |'narv
elous record of achievement is
i .....r .rpeppers and onions,1 tiblespoonlllrolmably without parallel in' thel»{fi'~.»?§*é"li`t§l§;;§i§£l~"l.g.f;1..,.,,. seed, 1 tablespoon dry rnus~history of the drug trade of°this
o ongina c wen toe o ,
tard,'A cup salt, 2 pou ads suefar.country.
Th....| M 0 5 k C 5 cups vinegar.Ioil this 15 min-The Stewart Phrmrnacy, Aenls
the Show you all like, is Corning to Utes,then add pnnwto and boil
I th lr m tl!5 l \»\hlBlair for one week starting Men-ano er .J in es.'ea lr.x E
day Aulrvat 19 This is the oHg-hot.This makes seven quarts.Dr. Norman ;{__ Rmthmmn |
.I''}h M 0 Golden Orange Frosting {.'ll€l0\iE'IRlS'I':na company wita t e . c wen _....liiddies, the Pied Piper Band and . Grattd rand .'i"m§T' t`" b l ° l Over ,thc Blair Drug' Co.
a cast of 25 acting people.This is
the tenth successful season for this
popular company and they rome
to their many friends and patrons
this year bigger and better than
ever with all new plays and up~to-
date vaudeville and musical feat-
ures.§\p00n§a 0I¢Lng€juice,e.i.poonllemonjuic-0,yolk of I egg,con-|fectioners'sugar. . Mix 'grated
orange rind with fruit juices and
let stand 15 minutes.Strain into
beaten egg yolks and add enough
sifted confeetioners'zmgar to'
,I [hone Black l l
I Evenings by Appointment
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Big Free Acts I Big Free Acts
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FLYING RINGS
NOVELT Y ACTS
Comedy Laddgr Acts
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FEAT1
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lid 'Q I 1:00 p. m.17:30 p. m.
TWO SINGING ACTS
Two TALKING ACTS
n Upside-Down Trapeze
and Loop Act
a w n u f v o u u s u - / - - |_ -2 t a b l e s p o o n s r u s p b v r r y j u n k c t , i x
2 tublc8p00'1*=va n illa j l m k d 2 T H E E X T S H O Ptulaiespoonsc offee ju i ik vt 3 eu p s i E C_Ra n n .Pr op r ie to r g
mi lk (o r a n y c o mb mo tlo n s o f ;Me ali , 49 Ce nts |
fla vo r s y o u pr o f c l)Pnepare th e |Exc ellen t Cu i si n e |
ras pbe rry ju n k d l wi t h on e c u p o !|Sa£isf actory Servic e \
mi l k ,f o llo wi n g direc tions o n t h u !C o u r te o u s Tr e a tm e n t!
pac kage.Po ur in to s i x i n d i\ . i du a l|Fi rs t d oo r e a st E n te rp r is e o ff i c a l
dessert gla ss es a nd le t s t a n d i n " I x
warm place until firm.Then pre~
pure the vanilla junkct with an-
other cup of milk and very gently
po ur-o r add with spnull--on lop
ol' the raspberry.When firm anld
the coffee junket, made with thr
third cup of mllk.When this i»
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va Balloon Ascension Each Day at 7:00 P. M.
B AS E B AL L T O U R N AM E N T
on/ne w START AT Z'30 P M§T h u r s d a y , A u g . 2 2 , B l a i r v s K e n n a r d F r i d a y ,A u g . 2 3 , B e n n i n g t o n v s C a l h o p n
Saturday, Aug. 24, W inners of Thursday vs Winners of Friday
2H o r s e S h o e T o u r n a m e n t D a i l y 1 0 : 0 0 a . m .
$25.00 in prizes each day J. P. KNUDSEN, Chairman ol Committee
Thursday Friday Saturday
Telbasta Band Bennington Band C lhoun Band
GIVES (0N(`l'Il{'|~RENDERS\ l l l b l ( A L t o m L m n r r m s u r - s
MUSICAL x»:\'r1~.rz'rAr\\n-\"r
RACES
Eg arrowmhe onGUARAN-
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HRIFTY car owners
find ir docs not payto ride old rircsunriltlicy
blow out. They bring
them in and receive afair
Tre o a nd BQNDED
DUNLOPS. Both parries
prolit -we have n rnzxrkct
fo r o ld ti r e s -o ur cus-
tomers avoid (hose l.1sr
full-ot'~trouble miles,
Dunlop tires are so rug-
ged and durable :hey car-
ry a Surety Bond_Guau'-
anrec covering you even
against tr o u bl e s y o u
know are yourown fault.
l n u a r n n l r o d A g u r l n n t
I2 \ I u j o r T i r e T r o u l n l s w
Pon 1 full year this ironclad Surery Bond guxn-mice
covers you agnmsr
Accidents Collisions
Blow ours Mrsahgnmenr
Stone bruises Road cuu
Rim smashes Side wall m|un\1
Pmlry toe-rn Linder rnllluon
Come in today md get full
~ ~ ~=de mh See the gunnmeeiw True \ r ' r H z \ o o \Partinpatr in a °for yourself.m e a ~ ~ G i a n :S P O R ' l ' S l \ d E E T ~~§ ~S o l ' V l l ! 0 ~
PRIZES To WINN
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_ _ _5 Tube pinching Valve luring
ERS Arrmt BALL GAME Ar nn BALL mnr:§CARL. nous, Prorrletor
Dancing every evening in Kennard Pavilion llmalia Rythm Boys llrcllestra §/8(l.§]/
°a;V a u d e v r l l e a n d D a n c e A r t i s t s E payments
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On Monday night the Mcoweri
company will open their engngc-
ment with one ol' the greatest A-
merican comedies entitled, "Laif
|That Off."This is o sure enough
Bromlway sucress and une of the
bc-st pleasing tonieilies they haw
ever pfenentod."Seventh Heav-
en," the most beautiful play ever
written has been selected ns their
furtum play und will be present-
ed on Tliursdoy night of thifr en<
gugement,Other plays to be pro-
svmtal are: "Kick ln" "The Come
Burk,""Peggy From Pads,"
"Smiles," "Welcome Little Strong-
er," and "The Phantom Trail."
The McOwcn Kidilies bring you
some of their own creations. Clyde
and Ben Davis,the Aviators of
lJoy, will keep you busy laughin|Z_
lwitlmodginal romedy hits.Earl
and Joe, your old favorites in all
new songs.The lilcowcn Saxo-
phone Four, o big musical hit 'md
the first to be presented in this
territory.The World Comedy
Trio in comedy songs and danc-
ing.--Adv._
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
A. J. llargett, Pastor
lrible School, 10:00 A. M.Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M.
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M.
Mid-weck Meeting, Thursday
8:W P. M.Choir Practice, Friday, 8:00 P. M.
The y°\"\s P¢°Ple gave a vm'interesting program last Sunday
morning and will take charge of
the services again next Sunday at
11:00 a. m.It will be an lnripir-
ntion for them to have you oome
out and listen to their prog-ram.
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Weather rcpon
Home Owned Stores
Mormola program
Golden Hour Orch.
Classical Record Prog.
Novelty program
Devotional service -
lfnivorsity of Nob.
American Popular
Olympic Rangers
World in Review
Vignettus MovlerncsUniversityofN y -
Reconling Orrhe rn
Song Recital
A.Artistic Ensemble
Recording Orchestra
Baseball reports
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Raygestus Hull' Hour
Leo Beck Orchestra
Neapolitan Nights
Stoll's Rhythm Aces
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Veterinary, Union
Record program
Weather report
Offices in State Bank Bldg.Phone 298 Blair, Nebr.
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Insurance
Real Estate and l a l n l
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Chicago & Nonlmeatern Blllnol
Hone Owned Storms East-6:10 p.m. dnil .Golden Hour Orch.Wes 7:l5 a.m. d v_
Classical Record prog.
Novelty program
Devotional service
A. Popular Orchestn
Olympic Rangers .
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7:62 a.m. Sunday miy.
SouthboundWorldinReview12:85 p.m. dolly g gum _Vignettes Modernes l 5:30 p.m. \i»fly~u°eP ay
American Salon Orch.
Song Recital
Recording Orchestra
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Euterpeans Northbound Southbound
Baseball reports ~ ~ ~u m A . H .
Eutgrpeans (Cont.)3;90 p M ~ ~ ~
Hodgman Half Hour 6:15 P.ld.8:15 y_ "_
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V e te ma r i y Un i o n
Rec ord p r o g r a m
Ho me Own e d S to r e s
Rec ord p r o g r a m
Goo c h Fo o d Pr od uc ts
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1:30 p. m. DuBarry Quarter Hr.
1:45 p, m. "The "Twins" (SF)
2:00 p. m. Pacific Salon Orch.
2: 30 p. rn . Uni .o f Ne b r a s k aOBN A. RHOADES,Plbllsher
Prim pe: Yen-$1.50
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
to a ;reaf`engemes`i fo do F0676-H E ~ N T E R P R I S E \hlng for them, that ~et~ln~ her
a~d ~triumphant h~nd.Perhaps It
| ||...g s G i n g e r E l l a .
H e l e n .w h o w a s t w e n t y - t h r e e
yet seventeen.t w a n or
in motor travel.Narrow nurfuc
en, overry steep mu, and unbamk
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be the general opinion that to 4;
nr§v¢a penon of the right to
3:00 p. m. St.oll's Rhythm Aces 10:00 p. m. American fPopula
4=°0 11 m. Pacinc Salan om..Concerts
6:00 p. m. Baseball reports.11:00 p. m. The Dr&!tera
6:10 P. m. Andersonfs Orchestra 11:80 p, m. Anderson's Orchastgeeinthesedaysof congested
high speed tmffic.
\"I |a fine, or even a _iail sentence
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;frote~ng their own futures by
building wider roads to care for
the Depa rtment o f Public W orks,
a n d th e c o un ty tr e a s ur e r o f e a c h
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w a s o n l y n e r y o u r
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~ as second-chan mother
lt ¢,teposfnfflm at Blair, Nehr.,
the Act of Congreu of
h 3. 1879.
._..__ Exuy subscription is re ga nldas apes amount.The names ol
allhs rdben will be instantly ro-
aovai fx-vm our mailing list at the<»:»::;:iratlun 9( the time paid for if*the puhlldxers be notified; other-
biae the subscription will remain
Ga force at the designated sub-
scription price Ewry subscribermust understand tim these condi-
Hona ue made 1| part oi the con~G n u between the publisher md
opbscrlber.
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Helen.who was ml-ln,-....f<years old. :mer two years of lralu-lng at the normal school.hndserved for two years ai a teacherln a nelghhorlnt: town.Fler small
check coming lnlo the paraouugeevery month had meant somethingalmost ,nkln xo rlchnesa, natll thennnccunumedexpenne of medical
treatments had made such \'ora~claus demands upon them.Now
the (wins also were ready tn golnxo the normal school fnr tralnlux:ln the fall.Ginger fel!tllxi liwasaroali~xKra\'a¢:»n~v nn :ln-
prrt nf tho fnmlly to nwllne uw: | ' u s e nf educating !\l~vrlory hu
\. :n'v school, Tlmt money mlgh!bel-
ivr he saved.Murjory was beau-
xlful,The oh\~lous_eml ..r beauty In
ln-r 1-nrlls-~x chlldhood. 1 her queer,lmmll honrl. Ginger Bun h dsacred~
ly :ll-qllmh-4| lwr henullfn alaior lo1\m|hl~\|eslule.Sho nulxl eu»
mnrrlxlw-lo great forlunv.l'r¢»n\i
ln hvr lnexprrlcncell youth, Gln-
!E
~~ ~ .rlvlu lll; lumlly hy mnrrlngze.
E l l a ~
by Ethel Hueston
xnmramns by.1rwln Mye rs '
('0P1rlKlxl. Q., fleblm \x.~fz\| rn.WNL Xlrrlfr
TH E S T O R Y
' cx~i7\t"r¥.n A-in me ununny :mmhome 01 l¢n~Mr. 1°|l\\\~|»Belh-odla! mlnlalcr In lhe small xown ofRedThrush,luwl.hls Y!l(\"\0l'\!b|daughters, Helen. lllrlam. and Ellen-"Ginger Ella"-are busy *groom-log" lhelr sinner niariurr for particl-patlnn ln the "be|\u\¥ pageant" thntevening.\\'|lh I-Zddy Jackson, amn-eroun rwn s farmer.her escort.nary leaves for the nnllcwated
trlumoh.|.. nm mn- anime nl .me "Discl-
gvr divided all men broadly intolhroc :rm-ral groups--regular men,ronmxnlv Ilgures nnd hnso pr<~leml~
\-ru.I:m:\\lnr men were llke hor fa-llmr. settled. urlmne. and immuneln sox.l.lke Eddy Jackson.Gln-
gcr called him a regular.Eddy Jackson had been one oftheir llrsl friends when ll\e Tolll-
\'0rS cnme to lled 'l`hru~h.llc was
a fnrmf-r.Not llmt Ginger called
what Eddy Jackson dld farming.
The neighbors dlml no! cull l! lhnt,
allher.nluzer l-Illn culled It plny-Ing.'Tln-y vnllml it kI<l;:ln\l|\::.Eddy .lm-kson wns un mzrlvultur-|
lst,nn experhnenlnllsl.lie wasnflhonewsclnnnl,one of those\\lm studios ,the land ns u lnephnnlcslndleahislnols.Tlan nolzhbols
lxiuglxed at nlml they rnllod hishlgln-dlnkuses--lam. the fact that he
mmle,ln spot cnsh.cn-ry year.
nearly lnlee ns rpuch money as
lhey did from the same amount at
luml. gave him n cennln authority
muon;them.They snld he was.......\.........\..»M mm nm
county anau nu na -gc... W...._department.The county treasur-
er may appoint any number of
persons to act as his representa-
tives in receiving and approving
applications and to give such ex-
arninatlons as may be required.
The county treasurer shall furnish
an application to every resident of
the unty upon request, either by
mai or in person.The npplimmt
will be required to fill out a short
quaetioni .zlre giving name and .:d~
diess and answer a few questions
rnlative to physical defects,and
whether his operator's license has
ever been suspended or revoked.
The applications are made und(-1
oath (or affirmation) and slnallbe
permanently filed with the Depart-
ment of Public Works.The lioense runs for u period of
legal residence in the state unlcaf:
revoked by a court or officials.
I f a person is refused a license
by the county treasurer or his
agent, he has the right of appeal
m the department.A license cunl of convenient
size tn carry in a pocket hook will
be issued to the applicant,and
shall contain the name and address
and a brief personal descriptioa
of the licensee for the purpose ui
indentification.This card shall be
signed by the applicant and be
carried at all times when driving
a motor vehicle,and shall be
shown to any police or peace offic~
er upon request.There is provid-
ed a fine of $500 or imprisonment
for one year for impersonating a
pence officer under this law, so it
is felt that there will be very
little inconvenience caused drivers.
A ' licen.-ze m n he granted
wiehmn examination nrior to Jan~
..».........,,-mc.................... - .|we still greater traffic ol tomor-
row.lt is said on good auwority
that all .highways of importance
should be broad enough to carry
two lanes of traffic in both dir-
cations.
Even in rural districts,where
expense of road building is pre-
eminent, low cost oil and asphaltic
éurfaces are providing we farmer,and rural dweller withfhigh grad"
l
Ihighwaya, reasonable to build mf'
maintain.In this modern age,
,civilization follows the highway
_and a community with insufficient
or pcxr roaBs must exist in an
undeveloped state.
I BRINGS DAMAGE SUIT
Ed Ra\'er's son was injured in
nn accident some time ago at the
Walter Gulachow fmn when the
car in which Mr.Gutschow and
young Rover were riding was
:struck by the Chicago,SL Paul,
Minneapolis and Omaha train, de-
molishing the cur and injuring
young Raver quite severely and
giving Mr. Gut>chow o number of
painful bruises.Raver,Sr.,has
institu d a damage suit for
525,31 , naming Walter Gutschow
and t above named railway com-
pany the defendants .in the
action.Patrick and Smith of Omaha,
are the prosecuting attorneys.
When you want Ietterhends or
envelopes or statements call The
Enterprise.184.1
BULLDOG DRUMMOND
The Paramount Theatre pre-
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Moming Serennders
Classical Rceord pm.
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Uni. of Nebraska
American Popular O.Andexson's Orchestra
World in Review
America Meets t h e
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American Salon Orch.
Andersozra Orchestra
Baseball reports
Record program
Van Sickle Half Hour
August Outings.
Histories of!P a u l
Bunyan JSl?teh
p. m. Amer can Philhanmon
ic Orchestra
Wednesday, August 2|
a. m. Record program
za, m. Weather report
a. m. Home Owned Stores
a. m. Morning Serenaders
a. m. Classical Record Pro.
u. rn. Novelty Program
a. m. Devotional Service
p. m. Van Sickle Glass and
Paint Company
p. m. American Popular 0.
p. m. Olympic Rangers
P- rn. World in. Review
p. m. Vignettes Moderne.;
p. m. Uni. of Nebraska
p. m. American Salon Orch.
p~ m. Song Recital,
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l n g :naples when there we re n o
mo r e th a n a d o mn houses In th e
town ship , a stuu urh llttle tc sllmuny
t o th e lndef atlgu hle deler utlnn tlon
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b u t n th n r e h l t wo uld hn ve beena h a u d h te d f o r prac tlnul purposes
yenrs ego.lt wa s th e g r n wln g r e n llz a tlo n -
a n d u to k e n n C h u r c h mmm mu n y
be a r s to gr ow u p to th ls realiza-
po u - o tth e a b s o lu te n e e d to r mo r e
ample nc c ommndntlnns that hroueht
Mr . To lllr e r t o Re d Th r u s h ,Th e
dlatrlc t superintendent ha d been
ask ed to plc k ou t a "h us tler "to
p u t th e n e w churc h or e r o n th e
c ongregation.Mr .To lllr e r wa s
known as u hustle r, and so he c ome
,wlth h h fo ur dnughters to th e
nhnhhy ro wn putsnnnge l n th e
'mnple gro ve be side th e old hr owu
c hur c h.
l t wa s th e nervous stru ln o t
p ve n vo r k atten dant upon hnstlluzt
t h e n e w churc h ln to lte d Tllru s h
' tlmt Ilnnlly resulted ln tt ttervous
reac tion and phy sic al wenrlng down
wh lc h le d u t lust tn temporary
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st-opes and plates nnd c urlous cubes
an d qu ee r llqu ld s un d f u n n y llttle
boxes mul hottles and c ans o r sand
nad s oll. Eddy J nc ks on dld str ange
things.wl th sell.wl th seeds an d
sprouts.( me n d u r i n g th e s u mme r y o u n g
men.stud ents fr o m th e su tte unl-
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Edd y J ac kso n-s er van ts ot th e soll,
of the sto le. the g reat tumtlng state
UI' Iowa.S o Eddy Jac kson,(or all hi s
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let-ls.fitted i n to Glnger's c u m i n -
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h e apec lallata ln (`|| lL'ago sald he
needed. tzootl food. good ulr, a gen
ml hu lld lng - up .Th e ey es wo uld
e all rlgh t. whe n he was a ll d gh t.
li e mus t tak e ll e zley fo r n . wh lle .
n d so h ls ey es were carefully
ndaged fr o m even th e falntc-sl
lght. to Insur e c omplete reluvatlon
n d freedom fr o m strata.hu t hls
ntlre sy stem mu st gn ln strength ln
rder to feed slrt~n;;1h to the weak-
ned members,llls bod y mu st r est.
lla ln te n ao a nd ea g er s plr lt mu s t
est.
.B u t befo re thls c ata stro phe. the
ureh was an a ssured fac t.W lth -
a few weeks. b y the llral o f Set*
_temher nt le nst, ll wo uld he re ady
|t'o¢- lls formal openlng.Th e n e wr s d a g e c xls ted lu h l e pr lu t.
n e r a l l,n f e w nlnn ths of bllntl
es s wa s n s ma ll pr lte to p ay f o r
_ his aehlevement_
:Freedoru (rum worry , the doc tors
,bronllaem c omplete rest. and mental
eas e wo uld So on rtelur e h ls s lg hl.l(r.Tolllver. althourzh lneully hnudl~
smllwd lu tz lb wo r k . d h l n o t wo r r y
to the dual o utc ome . True . upon
ls n r st vls lt to th e tloc tor i . s ome
re s mo u th s prevloua.they ha d
oug ht a moh lh 's tlrne wo uld he
mp ly nulllclent fo r h ls rec overy,
n d a t th e e n d o f t h e mo nth the
t was stlll d ar k u p on hlm.Au-
er mo nth, and s tlll the mlst.u e
o u ld h a ve returned some day s
fo r u th lr d exanxlnnllon an d
re atme nl.bu t ll\E flnanc lal |ltun~
on ln th e pa raa ua ge wa s suc h aa
o render thln impossible.li e to ld
lms elf there wa s n o hurry .he
mo l d g o s o o n .I-'or what wlth the
vel. and hotel t~xpenSeS. and med-
m l treatment.th e burden o f h ls
ls fo rtn ue wal mo re f lna uc la ltlla n
» B ut ull thla was o nly f or a sho rt
me.W h e n th e ne w c h u r c h wa sh fac t ac c ompllnhed. he felt lt would
eanler fo r hi s ar d e nt s plr lt to
nd the r e st tha t wou ld me an r ea -
oratlou f o r h la e y e ;[ le f e lt n o
It of resentnlent for hls uflllc tlon.
e go t ull very well.Th e girls
mo d . th e y he lp e d h lm grent-
.Th e me mb er s we re p atle atjf ull
f sy mpathy .because they loved
.[ le k n e w h ls Blh le f r o mi f to ' e over ,an d h ls eve ry
' u; ;ht t v u centered \'|\f\l\h ls
prk . so th at hls ne l-mon ~ dld n ot
enerlorule.J u s t u ll| 'f e r m .
do m f r o m k lllln g w..\-y_l f
nly the re we re mor e mon t- y l
I f th e nlrln fe lt o n tl e l l on this
unl. bravely they govt- no algo.
` h u nd r e d d o lla r s a mo n th ls n o t
a great de al o f ruone.v_n;l tv!:l<-h
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lidfly am not talk nonse nse.H e
ne ve r s top p ed th e t' llr to le np ou t
an d plu c k u wlld rose to present
wllh a f ln ltu rln g wor d,a so ft loo k,
nnrl n sly tou c h of the tlmrem H e
tlitl nor quote poe.f\'5'-I le d l d n o t
ulnz.I l e lusf t strolled hllth ely ln
vvllh u n offerlnsz of frult f r o m th e
f;g"=~ fresh vegetables, or n ehlcken
r dy fo r brolllng.and ann oun c ed
th at he wo u ltl llk e e o mn u n y f o r a
rhle.. Re : u la r .J u s t llk e father.
Th a t was Ed dy J nc kson.
tlln ger tool:her responslhllltles
to ' g f f u n llly wlth n g re a t d e a l o f
sole | \lty .lf on ly s he eo tlltl ho ld
.them ln llnc .th e twlus.th a t L<.
for lleleu was nn\\' lr revoc nh ly lust
to her slaterly sehernea Stlll. eve n
rlln zer fo und so me gro und s o f jus-
lltle ntlnn for Ill'-len.She was net-
tln : old- nr -n rly twe nty - th re e.A n d
llele n wa s an eve mtempere d, u nex-
c lulh le. u nroma ntlc ty pe.Perh aps
af te r all lt wa s ju s t ns vr elL
She rezretled th at they c ould
not aff ord mo ne y en ou gh to ad or n
hlh r jo r y a b e au ty ln a flttlng tu na-
ner.(lln ze r wa s not very pati ent.An d lt dld se e m h a rd to wult. a n d
keep . n n _ wa llln g fo r lla r jo r y ' s
ho u r o f trlu mp h a t th e s ld e o f th e
rovuautle llgure dlspennlag c ount-
less nlllllon s ln c harltable enter-
pr i s e s - a u d ln n k ln g we ll a lte r th e
't'nlllvers_ also.
l n th e meantime,Glng er q u lte
horned to d o something*o n he r
own ue eount.I t \ vn ¥ n o t th a t s h o
ha d n ut lr led ,W hat. lndeed . had
she no t trled?She ha d boug ht.
fr o m her personal allowanc e,a t
to wn mths .enples of Su n da y edl-
tloml of all the Chlengo papers, for
th e sake o f th e ndvertlalag sec-
llo n a Co lu mn af te r c olumn she
had studied.a d after a d she ha d
:u|s\verr»d.Bu t these.ulth nu zh
In ty pe they seemed to promlse
suc h Iuvls hn es s of re wa rd . tu rn ed
out html dlsnppo lulln lzly .Th e on e
about nddrosslug envelopes, for In-
stan c e. ln the udvertlsemeat lt hadseemedarosyroadtofortune,
homo work. qulet. easy .And Gln~
um- h nd to tr y I t before she real-
Ize d llnw ve ry . very lo ne lt to ok tn
nd d ws a n lhouennrl envelopes and
ho w ve r y , ve ry llttle r e mn ne r atlu u
wa s : h i v cent=fo r th ls expendl
tu r e o f ti me a nd ln k .
Th e plala se wlug h ad tur ne d ou t
ln be th e c o mplete man uf ac tur e of
over alls a t fourteen c ents apiec e.an d flln ger rui ned three o f th e m
and was Ohllged to pay for the ma-torlnl before she would confess her-
self beaten.
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non-resident be c onvic ted o f vi o -
la ti n g the la ws o f* th is sta te re lat-
i n g to mo t o r vehic les a n d th ei r
op e ra tio n , h e s h a ll immed i a te ly b e
required to re gi ster hi s mo to r
vehic le a n d sec ure a n o p e r a to f s
lic ense.
Severe pen alties are pr ovi de dIral*l h n h nnnvlnlwnn l n *IDU l"|"||)|f
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li x produc ed stag e s h o w .' Fo r e" ,
a l o w ta le o f th e g o lf li q k s f e a t»
u r i n g A le x J . Mo r r i s o n , g o lf c h a m
pi o n ; C li ff C r an e , c o me d ia n ; Oli ve
Fa y e , i a ge n ue ;Mo r to n Bowie , ju v-
en i le a nd si n g er , a n d the Albe r in a
Rasc h I3all,et_ who of f e r so me
no ve l c h or us routi nes.
Th e P a r a mo u n t Gr a n d Orc hes-
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s.Let us outfit your boys for school
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a li c e n s e s h a ll b e s u bje c t to af i n e
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbie, at the twin
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please everyone.Don't.forget
Herbie's organ club meets every
Saturday morning at 11 a. m., and
that Wednesday night is "Whoopie
Nite" at the nine o'clock perform-
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~HAMBURGER SHOP NORTH SIDE STORE
~J HOLMES BAKERY
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Th e Co o ki ng T i m e
Table was c ompiled by
Mrs . Ha rrie t W./ u m a ,
director o f the House-
hold Searchlight, a nat-
ional testing service of
the Household Magazine,
as s i s te d by a sta ff o f
practical housewivea
In preparing the table,
the Searchlight authori-
ties made tw o distinct
tests. First, the Coleman
Cooker was put to nn
engineering test for mv
chnnicsl perfection nnd
safety.The n c a me the
te nt by ~the pra ctic al
housewives of the insti-
tute , who by e ve ry da y
us e ,u n d e r o r d i na r y
ho us e ho ld co ndi ti o ns ,
made note off actual re-
sults as they prepared
meals.
Come in and get this
V'l|BlNb bo okla FREE.
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For FREE ADMISSION next SUNDAY, AUG. 18,
to
K R U G P A R K ,O M A H A
Everybody in YOUR CAR will be ndmilled FREE
if you bring this nd.They all want to sec
T HE F RLESS OREGGS
in their GREAT UTOMOBILE ACT-a 2,000 m.
car ridden by Mr. Gregg mms three somenaullain the mir,while another car ridden by Mm Gres!!passes beneth ll-Showing both a(\emoon and
nig I.
FREE ADMISSION W I TH THI S AD
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BENISORF BROS.
1mammrlnfa mi ly an d | \ a ln ta ln |wo n u n u e u next.we e xl
href- da ughter! In sc h ool, :md Mr, |
liiver land ne ver relinqui h ed his Ma t e r Vehi c le Oper-ntor'|Liuense
rn n tn m o fu tltll ln g - - n mn i h ot' |
mi te for ne Lor d.I f l u u w-li me s thc-gir ls te!!th at I..-n d o b l mo to r vehlc le o p e r a to f s
n mmnh c ould better | ¢spared i1Ece:1.se la w goes in to ef f o c t S e p t-ff.'2'3.. Mm vhm-oh than fron: the har- L amber 1.Th e r e is gi ve n one
Il
image. mat Due un-a m um amn-
énce might better be deprived than¢.ha pastonln his poverhr- they dld
not complain,Ellen thought aboutlt, ol' cuurie. for she was turbu-glven to turbulent thwzhu.was her birth whlch hld couthome lt: mother.Parham itsorry kngwledge of whnf. shes e n .un hw!!! L b!! W M 'E
lmanth's time co secure a \ieenae.l
Iso thnt every motor vehicle driveri
'will be required tn have his llc-
_euse by October 1.
2 The sole purpose of thelaw is
to control reckless drivkxg.By
nmpmsdon nf his license md:a
driver is kept off the highways
f o r u t i m e a t l e u t .Ita ee ms bo
The Arndt ~Gre en Va lle y Dai ry
Hardware
B L A IR,NE B RA S K A
m n m s g m i ..»..~ fx
Nebrsskn, August 15, 1929
F u r n i t u r e , r u g s m a f lo o r mve r -
l\\|"I~Ma t h e w R . B e a d e d .21 -tf.
| ."|~
Cherdes at Aye Broa.25-tf
Wanted--Houaework f o r two
..q
Plym and Onions at Aye Kms,Dried Butte rmilk at Ay e Bm;
80-tf \
D L,y ],m| sum' Clxlro pruc-Mr. Victur Wolff wu an Oma-Barley at Aye Bros.30-ti
'mr. Fu-man sum Bank Bldz-ti .In vdsitar lm Wednesday.'Kuhn's photos will plense yan. u
g A nice s mom house,well lo-Miss Anne Stumpenhorst,o fllu The Enterprise and get gona
E B cated.sxwmc N. 'r. Lund & Cn.Hastings, Nebr., vdsited last week-'work at hir prices.18-tl
-..A man. nn...'Ah lunnh and
a Sur
ho me .
xday visitor at the Hopewell*M i "Wilma vossut Omaha Inga He'w R. Bendorl.21-tll||JK8~lhthew R. Bendorf.21-R.
came up Saturday w mn hex:Miss Do v Baxter is visiting,l-'or Sale-Jersey cowto befrwr
s Chl¥|0U»¢Armstead re-cousins at the A. A. Jensen home.Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Baxter of near soon.J. T.Nelson,phone Bluel Saturday from a visit with n...|..... |...|.. n. n..¢....-|-x.¢Herman.259.30-lt'
I.5-tf
.1. ..Chris lg
5 U . . | ; § 1 n u - n u - u a s a : L a r a I " J- " - H ° » ~ " 1 ° " " ~ r r a l g u u l n p u l l ! U I m 'p r u u u c e .R a y .8 0 - t i F n r m e r s U n i o n C r u m S t a .H i m
~~*l"l..\{ " » 6 L , . \ L .'I m gn a n v i l i ~a ~¥i\;Q 1.\?\ l§l"\fu n n #i n v a n i q a ~
Turnip seed at Aye Bros.'2
C. K. Bendorf. licensed embes u n *
Efiee
8-tf
rout'
Wn
1 l . l l ¢\ . ¢ B \ I . . l l J l | \ .L I H Q I C B Y l l l l u v l u " |v a l u e A i w a D ; . J l l \ . A |
C i t l a s t w e e k o n
a n d a m b u l a n c e s e r v i c e .P h o n e s :f o o d s a l e a t W o l f f ' s D r u g S t o r e o n i y
f f ,1 6 1 :i a ,1 3 a .2 9 4 10I C B T 8 8 C D D B S a t u r d a y ,A u g .I T 3 0 l t 'F g f ~r eM r .a n d M r s .R e i f i 'S c h n e u l e r
'A d a n d y 5 r o o m h o u s e n e a r t h e ' S t r e e t .R .L .H a w
L n ! !r w n _ \r
o f O m a h a w e r e S u n d a y e v e m n g
I l . | ' - . . a .n - \ . - . 1 . _ . . . . | . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . |
business.
»sidenee on West
ett.30~4!'
$1 triple wqgon
Herman.John
3042.
is and brother,
'iday for a (ew
lutives in Iowa.
relatives in Omaha.
U you aren't getting 7% ur
over on your money see Don C.
Van Deusen.22-tl
Rev. and Mrs Docherty left on
Sunday for McCook, Neb.,when:
they will spend a few days.Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Allen were*
lirhin House.-14-tl to take s tnp down to ExcelsiorxMass Marian Jensen visited with sPl_[';'3'rd cou In |
friends in Omaha and Council r __ .P'~'~Bluffs hm week.lshape.Bosch_ ignition.Enquire
Jens L.Petersen and family lunterprise office.Ill)-21
| fy |g Th Bd ma -fo r a Roy Dudgeon drove to Spr\ng~.51 , ;Poi n;ri nBa| °m:;ng fxelul,Neb. Sunday to spend the
Sunday dinner guests at the home'We are oiferimz the éa rmnm day with his aunt.
n§€'§2"°}' I§.f¢f."3f"x5'£§l1§°§L'r1'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Caldwell puff Miss Opal Hansen of this diy,
visited Miss Lucilc Larsen of he-
mont for a few days last week.
John Aye has purchased u new
Essex`coaeh and has the ;g¢n¢y"
in this territory for the Essex and
Hudson.~
Mr. and-Mrs.Floyd La ftll Ind
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Johns of Blair
~¢r and unde rtaier,Blair.01
gk on e , 1 61 ;ma p h o n e . 1 3 3
Th e En te r pr i s e wi ll p r i n t 5
sta tio n!- rv a n d dn if ri u h t;;;.'..;;a.;....;.2.;.".';..°M:";,§.....;;;~13-rf
F o r p a i n ti n g , mve d n z o r c e lla r s
. li me wash ed.W o r k gua ran tee d.
P h o n e wh i te 399.A .Br o u g h to n
"r _30 - tf
Pe r ma n e n t W a v e ,$7.50.A l l
E h i a f d 'h d n f l v a ¢ n ¢ f . »D L ; m A ' H H
visitors at the hi. 1~;. hipperly home.
Mr . a n d Mr s . E . E . E p p e r ly e n -
ter ta in ed f o r Sqn day din ne r,M r .
a n d Mr s .E a r l L o n g an d E l me r
B o o th o f Oma h a .
T h e Sor en G.Mi lle r e i g h ty is
n o w off er ed f o r sale f o r $11,000.
Th i s i s a g o o d f a r m a n d we ll i m-
.............|M fr I......,|1.rn.on i s
11 estth re e intnuus,ll|Uul:|.u ¢:.\\.\:p|.u<n\||,;r g f a l l _D3'big lots. $ 2,6 00 . N- f r.L\1=\d.1¢-aa.Phon e 33 16,
6: Co.so-11;G/ J e n s o n ,Rt.2.
a n d Mr s .A . W .W o l f f a n d Mi s s Ru th D a v
c hi ldr en,o f Oma h a ,sp en t Dea n,le f t la s t F l
M r .
t w oTu es da y a t th e Vi c to r W o lf f - d ay s vi s i t wi t h re
ho me .C. K He nd o n , 1 1
A 'T ro om hou se, all mo der n, oak l r a n d un-.iertaker
fln mR bu ilt-i n fétltllf es.hii!281°-lnhnnn IRI n n n h :
:sens ed embalm-or mr . a n d Mr s . J o e Laz ur e.f a r m n e r ~Mr . a n d Mr s . A r th u r J o h n s '
s B| ,| ,_Of f i c e Br an , Sh or ts , Oi l Me al, Ta nk ag e,pe r a c r e . N_ T_ Lu n d g ¢ 0 30- 1:son \is ite1 I. at th e L e r o y Bax
un; UIQ L H Ho f :Me a l.La vin lr Ma sh -Ho n 1\... ........_h o mo Inst Sn nr ln v nwrn in o
and " s it e d the Fr ed Gr a b be family a t
:ter Pn p illio n la s t Sun da y .
M r .a n d M m .I1-\AIin 'Plmmnn nnl l l H L : |v a .U t ¢ \ \ l l }n u a n . .A I I U I I C L U I .
Ch ild :e n' s pe r man e n t wave, $5.00.
H r s .K. A ..Po u n d, 2 06 E . C o lf a x.
12 -tf
Mr . a n d Mr s . C lar e n c e K in g le f t
Su n d a y morn ing:f o r a tvéo we ek s
va c a ti o n ou t a mo n g th e mo u n ta i n s
a n d th ey phcm to see Ye llo ws ton e
Pa rk a nd vi si t re lative; i n 1 Co lo ra -
r l ;k a t . . . . A ...».........x..-
p l u u r u .n .I.u u u u on u v. .0 v' A | .
Th e M .C.J ensen f a n n i n th e
Omni" fneighbomhood is n o w o f f e r -
ed f o r sale a t a ve r y reasonable
pric e.See us if i nter es te d.
i 3 0 - I t N . T .L u n d 8:Co.
Mr s . H u g h Su the r lan d a n d Mr s .
I-Iolgar Hansen gave a miscellan
eous shower last Friday after-
Q " E1§}§»{r}`in§"{,; Qéoa "3h;p¢
$3,000.N . T .L u n d &Co.3 0 - lt
M r .a n d Mr s .A .R.Br o c k a r e
i n re c ei p t o f th e news:o f a baby
g i r i bo r n bo M r .an d Mr s .Er n ea t
Broc k, last.Mo n da y ,A u g u s t 12.
M r .a n d Mr s .He n r y C .J ensen
d r o ve ove r to L a k e Ok o b o ji la s t
Rn n d n v an d wi th th e li ttle aide
;--~--- ---» »-~- ;-»»ww A(lilo u " u -'- " -""-¢""l:\" " " '' " °u o y o u p la y u n d g e f Th e E n - | " " " '" " '" ' ° " " "" " " " " "When its cards you need,see
The Enterpdse.Most any kind of
card from birthday to Christmas
c an be f o u n d here.23-ti'
Mi s s Ru t h B a r r e tt o f Mi s s ou r i
Va lle y sp en t the we e k e n d a s th e
g u e s t o f th e Mi ss es E m m a a n d
Cathe ri ne Be c k man .
'l.*..n........-..A n...............,.n..:...... a
Mm e m ls a t A y e B r o s .s o - tt
E ve r e tt a n d A t h a Pilc her o f
Oma h a ,we r e vi s i ti n g fr i en d s i n
B la i r a n d vi c i ni ty Sun da y .
Ho se ~ me n di n g- - Ru n s a nd sn a gs .
Pric es reasonable,wo r k gu a ra n -
teen.Le ave hose a t W .J .Sas
store.29-2t
ter pri se h a s a c o mp lete n e w li ne
o f Score c ards,pla c e cands,etc .
W h y n o t s e e t h e m '23 -tf
Mi ss es Alic e J ensen,Ma r g a l e t
Hen ni ng se n,E ve ly n a n d L a V o n n e
Mo a ts d r o ve d o wn to Peo ny P a r k
S u n d a y to th e s wi m mi n g p o o l.
|Mi s s Ru b y W ins c ot o f Pla tts~
M r nnrl Nfra Qi fniunenn innlr ..........
Mi s s E d i t h J en sen vi si te d f o r
two d a y s la st we e k wi th h e r c o p s -
in ,Mr s .F r e d V o s s o f Mi lla r d .
Mi s s D o r a C a r te r o f Vi b o r g ,
So u th Da k o ta , i s vi s iti n g r e la ti ve s
a n d f r i e n d s i n Bla i r a n d vi c i ni ty .
Mr s .A. .C.Debel h a s re tu r ne d
h o me f r o m a n Oma h a h o s p i ta la n d
: a s m n n n s b n l q w .¢. . . . . | a! . . . . . . . .. . . \ . . . . . . . . .. . . . . ! . . . . . l . . .
u n d au g hte r, J e a n vi s i te d a t th e
Hi l to n Rhozules h o me n o r th o f
B la i r W ednesday even i ng .
E ve r e tt Rho ad es a n d f a mi ly o f
la s t S u u
H r . a n d
th e da y .
o f F r e e -
W a y n e , Ne b . d r o ve d o wn
d a y to vi s i t h i s pa re n ts ,
Mr s .J a me s Rho ad es f o r
Mr s .Cha rles W .Sc ott
wa te r .Orei rnn arri vnrl Mmm.lno i n
\ J * " ".s ,y "* < ¥ `lY o u ~ M a y B e i n ~ Y A P
* A i 3 1 /»a B a d F i x ,T 0 0 .~`; 'i
"4"f'I.t'»ll you do not have those furnace repairs .i
made now before colcl weather you may be
marooned tlle fini cold map in, the polar ~" \ \ ;\f i l ~_\I*~1 1 ~x
L »_.,,,.re gi o ns -a l l e n !it will seem that way lo ~ 5 " `f ' ; ~ , : >"~
you then., ~~ 4 '~
We Install New Fin-naces \
Iohn Moore Plumbing Company
(Let us give you a price on an Oil Burner)
~¢
=P50"i5 a good time to paint.
Winchester Red w. Paint 100 per The affair was mo y for rela-
cen: pure gives you the very bestbodyfinishandspreadsfarthel-.I
We have a special on pure Li.assed'
5-Oil Barn Point at $1.45 per gal.
'We are pioneers in paints.
_The Arndt. Heiw.30-It
The American Legion Auxiliary
eomrentioo will meet in Hastings
on August 26, 21 and 28th.The
:following am the elected delegates
from the local unit:Mosdsmes J.
P. Jensen, J.W.Blotter,J.E.
Campbell, Geo. Bates, I-Ilta Brandt
and Mary Hain.The :alternates
ihosetl are Mesdsrnes John Jessen,C.E.McComb,Erma Johnson,
'Clarence Anderson ,'l'.A.Bohs,and oxiverfuuddiem.
noon at the Hansen home in hon-
or of Mrs.John Sutherland,Jr.
tiyes and close fri nls.There
wem 25 present ande very pleas-
ant time was reported.
About 30 relatives gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.Chris
I-iorshoj. of Herman, Saturday EY:
ening to remind hir.Korshoj of
his birth anniversary.Ice cmarn,
cake, cookies,coffee,sa11dwiche.s
and pickles were served to the fol-
lowing guests:Mr.and Mrs.M.
Madsen and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Mencke, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mad-
sen and family, Mr. and Mrs. I-Iar~
ry Madsen and son and Simmon
Korshoj.All departed for home at
a late hour wishing Mr.Korshoj
many more such happy birthdays.
Sunday and with the little aide
trips totaled 436 miles.
J. C. Grasborg received word ze-
centiy from his son, Joe, that he
left the Boston Navy yards for a
year's cruise, Monday morning. He
is on the cruiser, Sacramento.
J. C. Grasborg celebrated his
birthday at the home of Mrs.
Chriatoffer Miller last Sunday,
August 11 with a bountiful 4
course dinner. A total of 14 wen
present.
N. T. Lund & Co. sold the U. S.
Oil filling station to Ditlof Wois-
rnan.He will take possession Sep-
tember lst.Mr.Wolsman form-
erly operated the station and his
many frineds will be glad to see
him back in the old place as own-
er and operator.
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h e i r a u n t ,M r s .J o h n G .J e n s o n d " b * f " »I ° " " "I " 5 t M o n d a y f o r a a s d o m e s t i c s c i e n c e t e a c h e r i n t h e l h i s p a t r o n s t h a t h e w i l l b e b a c k i n | ; u T ; 'M E S '~F .M a r t m o f E 3 8 1
: e a r t h i !G I B H C H L I B B C I T O O L 1 , o n s 1 l o p e r a t i o n .c i t v s r h n n l n f n r U m r n m i n u v a n ?l h i s n f f i v n n n g n h l r r l n v A n o r l m f l 7 .0 R X 3 N 2 6
Mr. and Mrs. S. Leslie and fam-
ily of Council Bluffs,spent last
Sunday afternoon and evening at
the John Dulaney home.
Ralph Mencke has rented the
Mrs.Lena Aye house on west
Score cards,place canls, birth-
day canls,sympathy cards-all
can be found at The Enterprise
office.Popular price.23-ti
Mr.and Mrs.Hans Andreason
and son, Swen of Nebraska City,
Washington street and will move|Sr=¢nt Sunday at the home of Mr.
i n t h e f i r s t o t 'S e p t e m b e r .a n d M r s .M o l g a a r d J e n s e n .
M i n n P n v c u P n n m l l\s\rl l a m p i n n . l MF ..R n d M I B . J i l l ! ! !n I8 ¥ l S l 1 & l ( £ \ Il ( l
- " 1 . - -- - - -- - --_- . ¢ ¢ » . . b J u u n .|" " " " " " " " " " 'The Royal Neighbor keasinHarold J. Marren of Tecumseh,Mr.and Mrs.Fred Olson of will meet 1: th h f M 3
who is high school history teacher
for the coming year, was in Blair
last Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs.Roy Atwood and
Pauline drove to Macy Sunday to
attend the Pow-wow being held
there
v h s .n u n : u n i ....,...n u ._._.........
lierrnan,visited their daughter, V H h 1 epoine f m{.mc man on rl ay ternoouMrs. Glen McDonald last Sunday' August 15 All Royal Neighbor.;
Mr.and Mrs.Frederick Guyer me welcomeand Nadene left last Monday for al ..°vteek's visifin vfcstern Nebraska. 1 §;;5_.»""I"fl§"°§l§ f1§ "'» F'l'"h°"
.._..a 1 ecp onemm; Igeltlrl Iuhr, 1.\hots 1n "ge switch board has been ill for lcv-
a rYl ...:,.§'..»,f .'i'i2t°§:"fi_1=f:3i eral days and forced to be away
- - -w I v g y g ;-v - . n u . . - - .n . ;u w . .;A V R | g | | |s qs i l s r e m o v e d o n l a s t T h u r s d a y a t - T 0 h § \j r . ,o f O m a h a ,d r o v e U P t u m o n e y i n s a f .
t h e E m a n u e l h o s p i t a l i n O m a h a B l a i r S a t u r d a y n i g h t t o v i s i t a t l m k e l e s s ?S ,
a n d w a s a b l e t o r e t u r n h o m e o n t h e A S .A r m s t e a d h o m e .l m .
F r i d a y .M r .a n d M r s .L e o S c h m i t z O f !M r .f m d 1
\,u v e :| 7 0 u n )U\.l I.|ll 1|\.\l l u y c a Lu u c xluintz I n a |. |: u |. |l \ f l I f r n m h a l w n r beinvestment.Why week "m | \ |'I`""ee Don JC. Van Deu-Mr. and Mrs. Sam Steele,who!¢w'f,"aZ';?§f§";fw0'?.iff§,51°
22-tf llve north of town s ent Sundn -s P y nesgla rn f th I1birs.Frank Jenkins cvemng at the home of Mr. and .fn»..).; .»:E;I;n.r:»\.. "il,|e';...1T:f:
The Jolly Coffee Club members
and families of Blair went up to
Herman Sunday to picnic in the
Herman park.There were eight~
een present.
Mr. and Mrs.Jens Black .len-
sen and family attended a family
reunion picnic at Oakland last
Sunday.There were u number of
relatives present from Winside
and points north.
umnha, retumed home lust Sutnr-land daughter, Margaret, and Moe
day, after two v~eek's visit at~the
parental, Andrew Feer home.
Miss Adu Schenk was operated
on for appendicitis lust Sundaymorning at the Blair hospital und'
is reported as geting along nicely.
E. Castetter und son, Scott, re-
turned last Sunday enening from
a week's trip up in South Dakota.
They report crops lookin: good un.
Koopmun are vacationing at pres-
ent at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Sup't.D.V.Masser will go to
Oakland, Neb. next Tuesday, Aug~
ust 20th, to judge the Educational
Exhibit ut the Burt county fair.
Will Hughes is reported on the
sick list again.Will has been
having a hard time of it and his
frinmh wich him nnnnflu Mrs. Alfred Feer.
The Snndwich Shop,located
first door north of J.L.Pound.
Clothing Store,is now serving e
35c merchants' lunch.30-ll
Min Dorothy Jensen celebrated
her birthday August 12 by enter-
taining eight of her friends nt a
bridge party that evening.
Mrs. Minnie Triplett and Mrs.
n-......._-aw |....`, .. nm.. ..\. me rf. nuuguuhome in this city.
Mrs, Kenneth Turner of Clees-
land, Ohio left Wednesday for her
home, after n few days visit ith
Mr. und Mrs. Max Turner at the
M.E. Tyson home.
Mrs. Jesse Erickson and chil-
dren of this city, visited in Her-
mun with hor sister, Mrs. Arthur
Longwell for n few days returning
The following friends visited at
the home of John G. Jenson near
the Glendale school Sunday:An-
drew Alback, Ray Whitmus, John
Jackson and families and Soren,
Niels and Chris Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heller have
been visiting at the home of their
daughter,Mrs.Grant Allen,re-
turning to Blair on Tuesday.Mr.
l-laller has been going to Omaha
for medical treatment every day
or so and B feeling much better.
Mr.and Mrs.Chet Wairath,
Helen Joan and Preston, left Wed-
there._,Y -. g;," " ".....
Mrs. Anna McNutt returned lastMondayfromCouncilBluffs , ,,.;
where she has been for the past
few months.She is staying with
her niece and nephew,Mr.and
Mrs. Si Johnson.
Attorney Seymour L. Smith ofOmaha,was visiting among old'
neighbors in Blair last Sutunlay
evening.His wife and son ae-
companied him and paid a visit
to the Frank Schafer home.
For Sale--An eight'montl\s old
Jersey bull out of "Financial" dam
R .1|."\._,i n w -
Word comes from the Clyde
Allen family,who are touring
Minnesota, that they expect to go
on up into Canada where they
will visit relatives.
Miss Lucile Langley of Decatur,
Neh., was in Blair last Friday and
called at the Mrs.0.Hopewell
home.Miss Langley is the new
third grade teacher.
For Sale-Property an Davis
Ave.First house on south Aide
of B-Line Cabin Camp.Modem
except water.Everything' in :oodp
fungi, uuwe a:|u sun ur nerman,left Sunday for a ten day trip to
points of interest in Colorado.
Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Parkerson
and little daughter, Mabel of Bur~
lingame,Calif.,spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Arndt.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Peer and
family attended a family reunion
of the Koehler family at Oakland
park last Sunday.Mrs. I-'eer was
u Koehler.
Mr. and _Mrs. Adolph Voss and
Miss Edith Jensen took Mrs. Soren
Jensen down to Omaha to Ma her1
last Monday morning.
Dr. Minnie States and two sons,
Co and DeVuil of North Platte,
ve in Saturday night to spend
Sunday with their son and hrvth-
er, Dr. L_ F. States and family.
Mr. and Mrs.Harry Sappenfield
:md son, Clarence, Mr-.,D. A. Sap'
penfield, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wrieh
and family enjoyed n picnic din-
ner at Shenandoah, Iowa. on Int
Sunday.
Mrs. Rudolph Reeh, Mrs. Alfred
Reeh, Mrs . Ma x Turner and ln.
|Kenneth Turner of Cleveland,
nm.. t.'....»\xr...|....-.|-.. :_ n_...;-Inesday eveni:1g f o r Ho ld e n ,Mo .,
to vi s i t M r .W a lr n tlf a mo th e r ,
M m .Ha r r i e t W a lr a th a n d da u gh -
te r , M m. E m ma He n tz e .Th e y e x-
p e c t to be g o n e u n ti l th e f i r s t o f
th e wee k.
.. . . . . .-__ _ __ _ - _ . . . _ _
c h amp io n =1§s t a t e F a i r f o r t1-V0|3hape_S e e s . J . Hé r d mi n .:io-ar.
y e a rs an d a i re d b y " Rale ig h ", als o
f i r s t pri ze wi n n e r a t Sta te F a i r .
Ph o n e 2 1 on 4 5 .8 0 - l t
Fr a n k Mc B r i d e h a s be e n c on f i n -
ed to h i s b e d wi th r h e u r na ti s m f o
th e p a n t mo n th .Ch ri s Ra th r n
i s h e lp i n g G e r a ld L e mo n wi th th e
da ir y b u si n es s wh ile h i s f a th e r - i m
la w i s i ll.
W o r d r c e e i vw f r o m th e E d A .
1 .........¢......:\.. \\A nun nhnnxiinn ea
Mr .an d Mr s .W i i l Ca r te r a n d
c h i ld r e n o f Om a h a , d r o v e u p S wv
d a y to s p e n d th e d a y a t th e h o me
o f Mr s .Ca rter 's iiarenta,Mr . a n d
Mr s . J o n a s Bu r c ha m.
Mrs . D. V. Ma ss er, who is te ac h-
ing in the Morningside College
su mme r s c ho o l a t S i ou x Ci ty , Io wa
sp en t the we ek - en d i n he r h ome a t
Bla ir .
___- ,-s o n N e l s J e n s e n a n d f a r n i l o n e '
9 y
:lay la s t we e k .
Ma r y li n Gu y e r ,da u g h te r o f M r .
an d Mi s . Fr e de ri c k Gu y e r , ia stay -
i n g wi th h e r a u n t, Mr s . Ma tt B e n -
d o r f ,'while he r pa r en ts ar e o n
th e i r vac ation.
Re v.a n d M m .I .M .An de rs on
a n d f a mi ly o f Keno sha, W i sc on sin
vi s i te d Mr . a n d Mr s . H. P . B e r te l-
sen.pa r en ts o f Mr s .And er so n,
\ll|| V opcuu.|IlJl.l||UDLl.lSy l u unusualta k i n g i n th e s i g h t s a n d h a vi n g a
go o d ti me .
D r .L .F .Sta te s r e t u r n e d h o m
Sa tu r d ay n o o n f r o m a f i s h i n g' tr i p
up in n or the r n Mi nn e s ota .H e m a
go n e a b o u t te n da y s a n d b r o u d l t
h o me a lo t o f go o d f i s h a s e vi -
de nc e of hi s lu c k .
Mi s s Vi r g i n i a Jones o f Ca r te r
La ,Omaha entertained Misses
Ca t ri n o B e c k ma n a n d E d ith J e n -sl
.1-,n==:u 1nm|._v mw uw =y¢..\....5._.n_..-|.:.._e..-:._-Mr.and Mrs.Ile nn Voss andlfor a few days last week.lsen.Messrs.Harold Larsen.Chr!
To Be Sure
of Good Meat
vv ""'"`f:"S an xzanceuuur °'""'5°"LIr. and Mrs. Albert Jensen drove Mr. M. Simonson and som, Rich-|I3'eckma!1 and Henry Olson sh ~"|'55°'m' states that they are hav-to Millard lsst"I`hursdsy to visit ard and his housekeeper,Mrs.Saturday evening.
ing a fine time and are. feelin |s t h h f M _d M J h 1 .a Rgreatlyrestedandbenefnttedby0S3°h';'";_§ai0_: aging 'Sw fg gniggg a:;P°r';f:;£§_e1;;gf gfgga Mrs. 0.N.Edrmston and san
the chnnne.1.._¢_'l!...A\l_.. ....'and daushter of Berthoud. Colo..
Mrs.D.V.hiasseris youngest
brother,Lawrence Schnuny and
family of Philadelphia have been
spending s few days at the Mass-
er home.They left Sunday aft.-
trnoofi for Marshalltown,Iowa
\.here they will visit.
Miss Dorothy Gray loft last
Monday evening for Minneapolis,
Minnesota to visit relatives with
whom she pians to go on a camp-
ing trip while up there.She in-
tends to meet her cousin,Miss
Mary Mullin there and the girls
will come home together.
The Crowell Home folks 'fore
ters ulrtnuay.NED. and over into iowa.Miss Anno Schmidt.who hasi Miss Ivo Bacon, who is taking s
been attending summer schooi i11inurse's training course at the M.
Chicago,arrived home last Sun-,E. hospital in Omaha, is spending
day and will for £1 time, visit héfiller vacation of three weeks with
parents,Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Loftis.so with her at this time
S h dc ml t Mrs. John McKeen, who has been'
Cari Jensen,Robert Gollehon
Harry Beck and Kenneth Stewart
returned Saturday from a trip to
Colorado and other scenic points,
making the trip in Cnrl's oar.The
boys had a fine trip.
Mr.and Mrs.Loren Shumway
and son,Bobby of West Grove,
Pwnsylvanin,visited for a few
dnvs nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
visiting friends and old neighbors
in Blair for o few days, left Wed-
nesday morning for Fremont on
her way home to Los Angeles,
Csliibrnia.
llfirs.Ab.Bennett,bins.George
Loftis and Mrs.Katie Rankin of
Herman,visited at the home of
Mrs. Roy Anderson Tuesday while
n n f i m i r w a v f n { " n w \ n n u - n \ v c : h > n »* I I
f came last Friday to visit her moth;
er, Mrs. W. J. Rodgers and family.
Mrs.Rodgers has not been well
for the past five months and Mrs.
Edrniston plans to stay o week or
Mrs.Sophie Reeh and Mn . A.
E.Dixon are attending the moth-»
ers' club at Camp Brewster south
of Omaha, from Tuesday until Fri»
day of this week.Mrs. Reeh met
Mrs. Carl Meissner in Omaha md
she accompanied her to the camp.
Friday is open day for visitors to
the camp.
George Rosh suffered an un-
Phone 32
Manv housewives in thishave found out ~ =§é`ea§}_a§EE§€-
isfgctqry way~to do their meat buying
is to/step to the phone an d call 32.
Our assurance that the quality of the
g m eatdeliveredis equal to thé best
kindly taken across the new Llil- ""v'""' ":coln Memorial bridge last Tues-|D v. Masser.Mr. Shurnway is
day evening for a pleasure drive
as they had never been across it.
A number of public spirited citi~
zens responded to requests for
care and took the old people ovier.
a brother of Mrs. D. V. Masser.
Mies.Beu!ah Meier. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.Will Meier of this
city,left last Saturday for New
York City,where she will spend
nomo 'lim9 vinitinm hor nlrl r~|an1-.
\ J \ l l n l a u v u u u a .h u
spend a few days.
Mrs. Bertha Mchlanizal returned
Sunday evening from the M.E.hospital' in Omaha where she was
taken suffering with a nervous
breakdown about a week ago. She
usual accident last.week which
laid him up for a time.He i l
working for the Arndt»Snyd¢r;
Motor Co. and on going down into
the basement, stepped on a. board
that flew up and hit him on the
face,knocking him down and
L...':,...makes them certain that their orderW i be filled satisfactozi1 Tr; X13
Jorder today B .h d - " " "- - - '---cr " - -"~-" ' - "u §\v\u| 5 uavugg u n c | ;cu |u\=mau|»brui gin h .~Mr .a n d Mr s .A u g u s t e m n ne f th CU;b U _. .g lm u p q m te a L.n f "s o .e u m la n .m v e r Th e f a mxh e s o f J o n a s B u r n h a m _nd d u h t e r f . . . E l ° f Chic ago si ty .J o h n Amln r nn n n f th i s r i t v ...ni Ml lb u r h Rnd G8l"Bldil18 M u h d w fIgdrovein last Thu Hay for an overnight visit wil.l'L/B2 and Mrs. Jens
Nielsen.They were accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Behrend and
Edna Mae Cleveland and were on
their way to Deadwood, S. D. for
which place they left Friday
mornimz.
Mrs. Olive Smith and daughters,
Misses Grace and Frances,left
Friday morning by auto Nr Far-
ragut, Iowa where they will visit
their daughter and sister,Mrs.
Luvia Cox and family for ten days
or two weeks.
___..._.._._-._-__..._,.._,......Wm. Carter of Omaha, attended a
family reunion at Harlan, Iowa on
last Sunday at the home of grmul-
father Burcham. There were about
thirty-five relatives present.
Several cars of Iowa friends of
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Vinton drove
Io! Kansas City. drove in 'hzeadnv
evening from their home for as
visit with friends and relatives
here.Their aunt and uncle,Hr.
and Mrs. Will Hughes took than
over to Fremont Wednesday to
whole strips, pound C
Swifis Premium Bacon, sliced, lb.~
Brisket Bacon lb...~
I A
s c an ,herb a,"'i'11f.,'$'f,,|,.|ZTZ...,f\,. fan 3 7 c
The
.Busy Store ||Blalr, Neb.
Badgerow's Milk and Cream Fresh Every Day
Fresh Dressed Chicken---Lamb Roast or Lamb Chops
ugar ure~-~ ess Picnics, Ib.c
Pork Sausage, fresh ground, lb.2 0 C
Pure Lard, lb. 1s¢, zlb. for .35c
Hamburger, lb..~2 5 c
Center Cuts Ham, Ib..~s...Ji~L.... Pork Chops, lb..~
see th ei r cousin,Mi s s E ls i e w h o
is a tte n di n g s u mmer s c h o o l th er e.
l i l a c n n v n h n u A ; n ¢ A a \ : n » _.¢ . _ - ¢ A -I Sunt. D. V. Manner has Been re~|°ver last Sunday to spend the day
I _ _. _ _ . . --_. - -- _de c o r atin g th e in te ri o r o f hi s
h o me f r o m to p to b o tto m a n d f lo w
ha s e ve ry th i n g i n f i n e s h a p e .H o
sta te s th a t Mr s .Ma as er h u on e
4 0 1 0 0 | . a v s ¢ . u C ; n : u u \ : | u u 5 C l 'a t t h e n o r n o a n d u s s t .m t h t h e m 1 t t K C w i
f o r a w h n l e .T h e V i n t o n ' s f o r m e r -o r e u r n o a n s a s 1 y ~
I y l i v o d a t G i e n w o o d ,I o w a p r i o r g e n ;g g u ' § ' § ` .` § § " 1 ' l ? $E n d w i l l v m t
£M r .V i n t o n ' s b u y i n g i n t o t h e r P e 5 .Here They Are!
THE
McOWENSTOCK
CO.
THIS IS THE REAL
1oRm|NAL COMPANY
- w l t h -
McOWEN
KIDDIES
1>i.§Qi" Pifim
Band
All Néxt Week!
more vmek of teac.hinrQim th;uiinl Ch="f°l=¢ slnze here.Mons c.\M|;s ron
»llen Kin Loil Metslnler of Dnven-CDMMUXI1'mer schoof Al 0',,,i};{e'E0 'Y v l v w r r u
1and will then be home for n few
week's rest before the city school.;
open.
Mrs.Palmer Allen was hostess
to the young married ladies'bridge club on last Thursday when
the affair was a little out of the
ordinary, it being s picnic dinner
at the Allen famx home.Follow-
ing the picnic, bridge was enjoyed
for a few hours.The following
were awarded prizes:Mrs.Be n
Nah, first; Mrs. L. C. Klopp, low;
Mrs.Matt Bendorl,cut-for-all.
Mrs.E.C. Thompson,Mrs.Geo.
Bates, and Miss Katherine Beek-
man were guests of the club.
l
port, Iowa is coming next Sunday
to visit at the parental,Myron
Metzinger home for a couple of
weeks.Miss hols has been work-
ing in Davenport a few years and
this will be her first vacation of
any length since leaving Blair.
Dr.R. J. Murdoch of this city
received word of the death of his
brother-in~law, Dr. S. A. Preston,
prominent physician o l Fremont,
at an Omaha hospital, last Tues-
day morning ol' diabetesf He has
been seriously lll for some time.
The Murdoch family are attend-
ing the funeral services this
(Thursday) afternoon at Fremont.
More new games suitable for
picnics have been recommended
and published in Extension Cir-
cular 542.These games are de-
signw to interest the onlookers ls
them.They have proved very
successful where they have been
tried.
Duck ball relay,rope jumping
relay, and hoop relay are some af
the new games.Kick ball in an-
other game similar w regular
baseball.It is played with a mb-
ber ball 6 to 8 inches ln dismeher.
Batters kick the ball rolled [mm
the niu-hor,
as those who take part in
L Mrs. E. B. Carrigan left Satur-
day for St. Louis, when she will
meet her dmr, Mrs. Carrie Boggs
of Oklahoma and together they
will visit in Pennsylvania, Mary-
land,New York City and many
other plnees of interest before
their return.They plan to be
Mr.and Mrs.Ross Ki ng and
three daughters and W. B. Martin.
father of Mrs. King, all of Atlantic
City.Iowa drove over 00 spend
Sunday with Mrs.S.F.Martin.
Mrs. King is a niece of Mrs. Mar-
tin.Her oldest daughter,Miss
Marjorie lived 'with Mrs. Martin a
'rhree ball relay games popular
with older men and women are
given in this circular.The lraop
relay game is liked best by boy;
and girls I4 to 16 years old.Dunk
ball should be open to anyone from
15 years up.Success nr !',r2.."
of game nt n rommmmitv ns.-».r,
I
r
1gone several weeka In the mean|
time if Attorney John Carriganlooks lem and lanlr, it will be belcauae he misses mothér'|| could
and is open for indtations for an
¢ ¢ . L ¢ . . . .. . . . ~ ¢ . . |¢ » ¢ » \ | . |¢ ¢ ¢ n n ' n ¢ » | | | ¢
number of years avo and attended
the third grade in the city schmb.
While in town Mina Mtwjurie call-
»<; on herlformnr classmates, PHA-contests and games should be dnt£32 §':2f".-f;:":*;':2'f":.=1.'f*'§';'r%2=°=I»»f°f re the picnic and ewrythinz
dPhfm1 almos t wlo l;| 1 ;o nr the
leader and his assistants, this ein-
cular says.A definite program cd'
l m m m g u v u m u m u\ ; u¢ a .\ u un . u; .. w u u w e n :g a l u v u H U B n e r u g u m .' g u n Q f f o n 5C hEdl .l I¢
r g f -'V .ar - - - - -- - " '" " " " " " '-num:
" " '»¢1»|h i to o s ma ll f o r th e e v e -ittl\';5f.¢nt:J'.ugh£<'r. l '§;; n d e M ? 2 . ° H d 3 e '°,,£'" i'¢'?'; ;C H U R C H O F G O D " J S " a e lvi c e s d u r i n g th e W e fi fr
W ; - ,t ,_§,'f,°'»':,f,,v"|3h=ui:e Ma e , J a c q u e l i n e a n d i ma p E .E .Gi e sle r, Pa s to r anq i ther e i s alway s an i rc r eaa e_i 2I
5 35-°'1'1=>==f t<:==°»=-%';'$=f~=.'=£=P€fE°'".':<'..§'E,=§£'1"'=t=€§f1*'~_Th e '*':*¥€° i . . * " ° . " ° P ° £ " ' . c o n -atte n d a n c e a t th e Su mf a) s s e r vle -w
Kmger families Tuadny.
Mr. and Mrs. Vick Skov,Em-
met and Lucille vidted at the Mrs.
Carrie Jacobson home Tuesday
evening.Mr.and Mrs. Geo.Thompson
spent Friday evening at the Earl
Thompson home.Mrs. Freeman Luftis, Marie Pet-
ersen and Bernice Lowe spent Fzi-
dny evening at the Fred Anderson
home.Mr. and Mrs John Jackson"Marjorie and Grace were a t Ge
Henry Hovcndick home in Blair on
Inst Sunday.Martha Hoier went to Lake
Quinnebaugh with the Peté Kruse
family.Mrs.Louie Hovendick attended
club at Abe Bznnettfs Thuraiay
afternoon.Mrs.Neil Thompson and chil-
ent with his mister, Mrs. Roy Gil-
liam and family.George Smith has returned fromOmahawherethefmdly'hnvc
lived since a year ago.He is
occupying his home in the southpart of town where Mr. and Mrs.Clifford Owen lived.The Owen
Lxmily have moved into the lace
Mrs. Sheets home.
Mrs.4 .L Sullivan spent sev-
eral days last week at the whole~
sale millinery houses i n Omaha
buying fall stbck.She visited
friends at Waterloo.Neb.before
returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Smith and
Margaret of Omaha,and D.E.
Hayes retumed Fdday evening
from Des Moines where they had
been since Tuesday.George andJackSmithremainedherewith
their grandmother.Bruce is en-
and Mba Hard
The Baptist :Methodist Aid n
booths at. the h~
week.
Misa MaggieMrs.o.L.Hi m
da y a t Km; pa rMrs.Albert :
ed the members -
shine C\ub»nt he
town. Thursday =
the members p
two visitors.
will be held at z
with Mrs.Jhn
Jennings West
be absent from
day:last week
foreign substanc
eyes.Fred R0berQ,3J
ed home Saturd~
Ryan.
ld ladies and tle
re having lunch
rvest picnic this
:we and Mr. and
and their l
Florence John
visit their ao:lt Akron, Col
be awp ovetMrs. Alben I
G v u n | r \ |
m m m u : n . . » mloom at G( .nt deb.l i n .Ow n/ g mn de d
ical nt d v Baptiltlands; aa-1 were dig-
I l l gl ln: h. n. nfrnwn na me .'Ie 0| un unurc n Ol um nowzcompnniedbyInun at Oregon, ummm vnuY:c .Biudlc E
Gofbe | ' ~ ' l l l h l " " ' | d ly close Saturday,Augmtl n . 0 . H .y
dmv '.o Omnhnon unh.Although Iervicu o f wor-lorlc Goslney,
F114 0 when . £E¢'"¢ '~\" _'!¥'|.|.an - m .-m.¢:-m.nv .,s.....|.\
es.The Nebras ka state c onference
w ill beg in a t Holbrook Sa t ur d ay ,
I co nt in ue ov er S ul-Au g u s t 1 7 a m
5.W e hope t h *\day,Au g u s t 2
\Blair ch urch will be st ro ng ly rep
Rev.and I
church . aervi
chuzch nere E
ROSE HILL ITEMS mger spent S1121:, Omaha.
The Hisaea Marian Nelson, Lois
Qafle and Dorothy Sappeniield
p m !Wednaday afternoon with
lhmtlzy Menckr.l i n .Will Ryan attended a*we r for Mrs . J ohn Suthe rla nd
I the South Sun-
r home narth of
Eternoon.Beside
sent there were
ie next meetingre Tekamah park
filliams hostess.
nr/r goesu nt :hr Geo.Iioftis
home.Rev. Owef is pastor of the
Riverside B'aptl,|. church.
Miss Mary Wray employed at
the Plateag/Bank spent the week-
end at hex home at Elkhom.Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Coppei-_ eg-
Sever-.¢c a r s l f Herman folks
left here e ly Tuesday moming
and vinitr 1| number of nearby
towns r 4 bxost/:r trip advertising
our " me-day picnic.They were
acl' .npanied by some of the Hugor 4ycrs who fumishei _music._ An
r .'evening the sxacious auditodum
of the eollmeum will be used for
the Sunday services.
The representation from Lhe dif~
ferent states has increased until
_now the auditorlpm of the stone
~ Holbrook. and we alsoEE»}2`}§m_|Ii=im¢ at mime win lun ~
un the Sunduv !EhoDl»GO 10rchurch Sunday, you owe th_nt ser-
vice to your churrhEnid!! afternoon.lr..and Mrs.Otto |Kuhr we.re IIA.\ 'g ;n\|a|\Qnvlrhnr {"IlnPf n l i b n E .y in vltu ti or i wa s e xte n u e n to a ll m lw m a \ . u u | | . n : u \ : u vu | v ; c u Q u o u m ;............ . -- - -. _ .h i s w o r k a f e w H a r r i s o n h o m e ._c o m e t o H e r m a n a n d e n j o y t h e s e
o n a c c o u n t o f a M r s .J .D .L p j w e § n d _ W § b u r , . d a y o w i t h u s .l é i i i w afternoon guest:
Harnlgl mnpuaggn hgglg
a at the
from Sup't.M..I-I.Noragon at
Lexington,Neb.saying he has
been elected to teach at Haigler,
Neb. which is seventyvthree miles
west of McCook,Neb.They ex-
pect to come to Herman soon and
will have their goods shipped out
there by truck.
Start Weanling Pigs Right
|»y"|=EED|No
Av ~' l ` 0 N E
`. ~" ~<G~ff ~ ~.
'They Will Make You More Money
Blair Drug Col.
Big Tent
BI IR
I A| |I
Read it right in The Enterprieen
It always pays to patronize The
Enterprise advenisers.
from Sup't.M..I-I.Noragon at
Lexington,Neb.saying he has
been elected to teach at Haigler,
Neb. which is seventyvthree miles
west of McCook,Neb.They ex-
pect to come to Herman soon and
will have their goods shipped out
there by truck.
Start Weaning Pigs Right
|»y"|=EED|No
~ ~ TONE
'They Will Make You More Money
Blair Drug Coi.
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
Big Tent
BI IR
I A| |I
Read it right in The Enterprieen
It always pays to patronize The
Enterprise advenisers.
in one of his accompanied by Mya.
or of Craiir.drove t
a n
-fm J¢~=n§1`éf rid£1{,Mm.Henri
I n h r ~Anna, Mrs. John Tay
lo r u i d Maxine,Mrs.Jo!}§.Toft
L and wife return~Friday.y from their trip Mm Claude Yowcll is assistir
le? came home by with the work at the West cafe.
from Sup't.M..I-I.Noragon at
Lexington,Neb.saying he has
been elected to teach at Haigler,
Neb. which is seventyvthree miles
west of McCook,Neb.They ex-
pect to come to Herman soon and
will have their goods shipped out
there by truck.
Start Weanling Pigs Right
|»y"|=EED|No
'T O N E
`. ~" ~<G~ff ~ ~.
'They Will Make You More Money
Blair Drug Col.
Big Tent
BI IR
I A| |I
Read it right in The Enterprieen
It always pays to patronize The
Enterprise advenisers.
J r . a n d lrlnx an d Me rle ! llllm8 n , | u n : | | u i ula.u ¢l|Ii.|||..,*1*'\'\__t *|"l--..\»...». 'Iunnn iias béokkeeper in the offices of|"-av bf gh@"B1a¢:k Hills and repofr Supt. and Mrs. Noel Seney and
u.children of'Decatur,were guestswhois agent for of Herman friends Saturday eve-
lm. C h a r li e Ha n s e n a n d Mr s . A 1 - ¢ r . . a n llluuly buu .w....=.-rin lffannqg.Ey g ly n W i lk i n s an d ]Mr s .He n r y Ho ven i c k 'a n d !H!rs.| the S w i f t P a c k i n g Co .a t S o u th a c ieli 1 , f 1 t
. .f | ~ _. s _. . . . . . . . l u n u n n n n ~~~~~3 ~~~~IMr. a l ll Mrs.Harom layior uuq lACllua.|...,.........,.........._._-__.¢adn»n;nd Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jes'|;\enlngdfo1h0ho f==;<1 r h e r é f g a f i f .'"'§Ih;;§sP8=fnts.'¢h@ Grand Union Tea company ning;y e ea o a s ls r.--f ''l i n .Lester Hansen and Ger-\Mn and Mrs. Huitt Lowe, Bot- ,n_'f'»;ds=¢=\;fme¢ at the PEFSUUHEQ §'§,'I'.§,.T"f°§°'2,,°'$'§Z'1" §'3§`é§`§fa'l£§§.ga jgg .§'i';i'€fl' ,;"§1P@"Chf*'~°
ttvle. Elva. and Earl Hansen,.Fredmce and Carrol! took Sunday dm-i IG'a dternoon to qunlt.at the parental, C. E. Hover home market Manda .i ht_e zcago
Edmund and Leonard Matth1escn,i@|» at Freeman Loftisi rs._ pr¢w Hansen,who has Mrs.D Buck 'ld he 3 U8"~....Lheen vmsatmsd her parents,Mr.th L .°a.nop "'f=Ar-Mrs. A. L. Sullivan was a Sun-
ur anon soent Tuesdav ln the dav dinner meat at the Jacob Sa-nm Hinvlitm. Hans Aye and HOYI Mr. and Mrs. Harold Umiey &I\¢ll...,1 Min AIhm»¢R5-nnnrf sn fowl country at thé Pete Larscfn hoz}\e.'l§aika hunMr. and Mrs. E. W. Burdic ac~|Mr.and Mm.E.I-'.McMahon~Sunday at Vi'~i"chiliirei1 i m visiting at Sevard,;;_`;k;""i;f£"§;;Im;'B{, " ' t r e,
Neém.d .W1 home at Knoxville, Tennessee.A
lsie an rrlett.:son "°'.friend Miss Jeanette Dill of ElkW -. .Sunday evening visitors at the
5911: ' Taylor home were Fred t'f'"'"`d Satur ay evening from "iPoint,S.D.accompanied her
vlslt near S ox ty'[home for a visit and they areBpricks and Harold f=;==-»~§dHnrionDenmane r.on HY .A arty \\non at the home ,Ia; Shelton to visit, ielntives.of M1 and Me? Nelson Geary on d ggget;:::;fehla':'gehert;:§'°e with'
li t; and Mrs.A.A.R0¥lShf1W'Satu11:lay evening in honor of Mr.Seats attached were last week'
and Hr. and Mrs. Harold Rasmus-(}eary's pamnts, Mr. and Mrs Er-added to the equipment in tourist]
'men and Donald spent Sunday at.nest Geary and Dorothy who are park,which will make i t much
the Chi-ie Rasmussen home.here visiting froro Colorado. They more convenient when there am'ur. and Mrs. Wall Ryan atten-were former residents of N°"'|l=¢vm1 picni parties.J. c. Bai-\
ded the .idly Coffee Club picnic a"iE"gi""d ~Joy,care er,built and painted:
Herman Sundey..|\ -ithem.|-'1'1.. re...._ Hill Inches have elven n v m n u mr v t fl i i i l I The Herman baseball team and,
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Mrs( I.Lukins of Teknmah and week for an extended visit withMiss Janice Daugherty of Oinalm,|Mrs.Mcliiahorfs parents, Mr. and
left Monday morning for a vena-|Mrs. J. W. Brunton.tion at Green Lake,Minnesota.Mrs. C. R. Gray was on the sick'
The Burdics expect to be gone list the past week.|several weeks.Dr. Cameron will Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Panish and
go up Inter and Mrs. Cameron will Mary Made off Omaha stoppedreturn home with him.Ihere Sunday for a brief visit.
Mrs.August Lowe and Mrs.enroute home from Tekurnaii
Bertha Lowe were Blair callers°wl1ere the latter spent a few days.Tiiursriay afternoon.I Mr.and Mrs.Fred Story ofi
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wachter and.'I`ekamah were guests of Mr. and'
sons, Mrs. Anna Peddie and Ver-|Mrs. A. W. Barge Monday evening
non Van Horn left Tuesday morn-and attended the Hugo play.ing on e "=5°9h°'= trip tq C°1°md°|:ima Gladys Smith and a mend]
They will visit Denver, Estes Park of Sioux City,spent Sunday at|
and other places of interest.Ithe J. W. Brunton home, guests of:
Mr.and Mrs.Ross Rasniussenglliisa Mildred Bmnton.In the aft-I
. : : ' .~ ¢ | ¢ | ; | i n Q , |.nun ull.1.1\r¢Isla I. number of 1Nns motored to 0ak~
where the Herman
d defeated the Oak-
|:\fast game thathe score was 5 to 2.
Jul: unuauu -» bww.. ........._-__.,(I re tc lleu Me nc k e c ame h ome o n " " " " " "' h mr n d n y a f te r spe ndi ng a f e v i Mr . a n d Mr s .Ra y mo n d J o h ns o n g m Su n da y
s h y : w i t h Mr s . F r e d Ma y le .I o f Oma h a ,spent.W ednesday a t m a " t m e t af'
Hr..a n d Mr s .Ha r o ld I`renc h,ihE par en ta l,Ha r r y S mi th ho me . Ea f' £m§$ 1' ",g
Ri c h a r d md Ma r y B e t h s p e n t l a s t Mr .a n d Mr s .He n r y J en sen O n o theru3..;LL..T...~I nu n \n ln »d10\FE LID t g ~ ~ S u n d a y . | , _ m ' l u n n n h n ¢ n 1e c o u nty ma i n tqi n e r s
r Han ha d wrwk d nin lr: s u n d a y 3 ' S T " i z " " i ° 1 1 " ` i s } i " `k @ " i " 1 {`A h f 5 v 1 1 |Jn r .a | 3 u d o p e g g |e y w e n t y W a y 0 1 g a e y l l a . s U ¢ . C u H u a ~ " \ . .r w " .. . . . . . .j " " " .a n d f u n i l y s p e n t S u n d a y a t t h e l a n d c a m e h o m e t h r o u g h .S i o u x i t h e g r a d i n g w o r k o n t h e n e w m a d
£ 1 8 l l e n c k e h o m e .. C i t y .l i t .a m d M r s .H a r o l d R a s m u s s e n h i r .u n d M r s .J o h n C o m p t o n a n d '
a n d D o n a l d a n d M r .a n d M r s .A 'B e t t y v i s i t e d a t P e r c h C o m p t o n ' s
A . .B e n a l s a w s p e n t W e d n e s d a y i n l w e f l n e s d a y e v e n i n g .
~ H a n s e n ,G e o .G a r r e t t a n d 1 . f ' ; " i f $ ' . § ' . § , » ° } » ' ; ' l " ¢ " . I i § ' f . ' ; - ? ? . l f °i i i
C h r e b e t D e n s m o r e i e f t M o n d a y f o r ; p i ; : i n t o v l s i t r a t .t h e B u r r H u n k
1 B' " " ? ' § . l ' £ . . . f w a s h e l d a t t h e W i l l E h . ' § . 3 { .' § ° . . . I ' € ' . §. f ¥ ' f . ' § " § . ' i . ' i i 2 i i 7 -
' H a r m o n h o m e S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n i n a l o n e n a t i o n a p a r k .
h o n o r o f M r s .A l l i s o n C l a r k .|L y l e G u y e r a n d f a m i l y w e r e
M r .: m d M r s .J e s s e H a n s e n a n d
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rrn 5!atv1da5°.The jiorrin Ward family were1:iea.~n'°;2Jy surprifeci Saturlay eve-:lirrx nfttfh n -crowd of friends
drvrm <!in or them in honor of
Sumlay upper guests at the E. C.
Lippincott home.Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Sutton vis-
weat from the C. E. Hover place.Miss Janice Daugherty of Ommi
ha,is visiting here at the homie
of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Burdic.Otto Christofferson is driving :1
new Ford coupe.Mr. and Mrs. George Lowe, llirs.
W. H. Yaicish of Fmmont, Mr. ,und
Mrs.Everett Himes and childrenenjoyedapicnicsupperinMead
park Tuesday evening.Mrs. Ben Alsop of Ben, Oreixon
who came to attend the funernl of
her sister Mrs.Richanl WiseizedatJimS°'°"S°"'3 Sufldfwaieft Thursday for her home.iicr
a1~t.e:noo:|.mother Mtv.Robert Knott nc-bunday guests of Mr. and Mm companied her home and will
Claris Lnpplneott \vere ?vlr.D. i'l;,sp(.."|a few munthgi thereualntl
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i lr. W \i .i I 11 ..i i x: PTF'iff!! were "'"1 1 "1"l if*-B0
Hansen,}l...|L \~\.lf ii..1ii. i1}n~|,
li ' Ve r 5 1 mI.li lfi |.:¢;1il- 1 Frs.
La i r.:luf e, (T\.::¢"i.;Wal-1,Iu-
ciile Brandt mid Carl and Clar-.
mee Petersen.A very pleasantl
time was enjoyed by all.Mrs.Lester Hansen,Gertrude
and l-Zlve Hansen spent Friday
afternoon in Flair.|
Mrs. C. K. Anderson \iSib@d on
Wednesday and Thursday at the:
lense and Lester Hansen homes.. and Mes. Andrew ltohs and
Ia ml y spent.Sunday evening at
lite ,John Beeklun home..Mrs. F1111 Jensen, Joan and Li-
.flia Jean, Mrs.John Petersen audi
ilumthy und Jens i'et\rrson,Mr.=.|
Lester Hansen,Gertrude"Elva
rpent Monday afternoon at the
Will Ilansen home.Miss Marian Peterson returned
Sunday after spending a week at
the John Petersen and Fred Jen-
sea homes.The Peterson and Jen'-men families spent Sunday at Lit-
tle Sioux. as members of the fam-
.-tnueraurt,Henry Anderson ana with another daughter,M rs.P-lr.and Mrs.Ernll Gottsch a"d,1li§rtle Fisk nt Tacoma, Wash.
"""'5`° all of Bennington.r Arthurl Larson arrived Frida;
.s.-ai Luullu Allnlch of Caaroll,from Det;oit Michigan and u.ill|
*§"" ~ "~*'*'"l5 tins week nt. ti""nmke his home here with Mr. nnfl'*Em leek horne..1 -Mrs.D.Buch and attend School l
Phe Bench bommumty (.lub metige is Mrs.Bueh'.-1 nephew.|Thursday at the home of l\irs.|Mr.and Mrs.gd Olson,D:1;:~Harley Appleby, north of Herman.mar and Ivan :iccompaniw },,.iMrs. Appleby served 'E very mcezlriiss Louise Christensen of iillci
lunch.the next meeting will be ilorn,Iowa left Sunday morning!
with Mrs.Andnew. Be ck Aug. ~by auto for a two week's vacation:
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mc.Crackenlm Estes park and Brush, Colo.
vrere Sunday guests at the J.E.The ladies of the Baptist Mis-!
Mutlraeken home in Blair.
Neb. \l;1`hey intend to visituntil t e latter part of the
and Mrs.Theo.Lundt and
and Neil Sutton will rctum
new Sunday afternoon visitors atsndrevrBéck's.f
_Lhris Jensen lttld family attend-ed n picnic at the Uaklfmti park
Sunday.Quite u number of Mr..Jensen's relatives from near Blair
and from north of Oakland were
there.
sion circle :lid very well witl:
C.R.Qtttton and The°d°1"¢1their bake day held Saturday nfLundtlef t luesdny for BtiSS£U.,Ethe McDonald store.They clean-ih'=I°1ed a nice little sum for their
~ ' efforts.Ibn >|City Marshall Cummings haf'
tome worknnen busv the forepurt of th
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and Earl Hansen, Harold Taylor!th h -_.leazme Marie end Billy 1~==>»1<»F|"'f.1.I..3f.?' Beck and Jr.oi Blair, ;,;;';,§'°;;';;;,#f,*,';,;;,1°§=';; ;§;3,";*;;;;
and Miss Agnes Beck' or tJms.ha,ior thegpicni;P -11 |
Mr.and Mrs.Leo IIannnn'nf
Omaha, spent the week-end nt th.
Gilbert Olson and August L0\'»t
homes.Mrs.Bertha Lowe and Stanleylrft Sunday in their cur for llar~
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lington,Colorado to look af ter
some busine=s.n xiifligd pisinrf §`§.i'i"f Wulf andi l " "'."l'~M""'°"'"'"'."°°""? "b'f!
Iimlily spent Sunday at. Oakland.;'§ "'. h*","'t§w"'fdf M35 1\aonn has been if=1vr<f\'@<l by l1a\in;~;a
Leonard and Glen Appleby spenti .fggflh at 11 " i f"~reunion few loads of gravel placed thereMondayafternoonwithKenneh#"lg 'd""" held at ~lue L"'k°* lotta which will do away with the rnud
Hansen.1°".l.h"ei'-d .p'V I at the end of the pavement.miss Goldie Erickson of Sioux s mf ami," "',"°'°f 'ft '°"`S'§_"*' ° " l The leaes of the Methodist Ami
stlity visiu-<1 at me Francis Fora-` " .ay stnoo nas forty-, ve.met Wednesday,August I4 with|
am; ho me i mwee k.1 f',""1{}"¥;3"'§°'I,S"§f"§of M"f airs.n.1..S1.\"!JD¢'l`ht~se ladies
Mr. =-=» »1 - ~ Ta y lo r drov e n f . . i n nnilyccl~'rnneli e Bi i ii t;nr ~ ~ w i t h a ~ o f
m Omaha Monday evening to vis- and family. Ralph fiohnshnd fum-~f.iTl.§"f,,.'.T"{.','§§fi"'"the help of
The entrawee to tourist park
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*r 1 -1 dinner guests £L the .»\ndrcw'},"~ g "§.,me here.I N E W E N G L A N D 'E\vS| Sv endga :mi home near liennard.'§o§§"'l12i`§gi'L 1_§,:.g g n Tucs-
'|hifs. w8llEf LICCl"§lCk@|l 8.tt€flll'day 3ft¢(!IlloUll 3:4 3 gugst gf Myg_Mrs.Raymond McGill and Ju- ed a partySaturday afternoon an D W e"of Blair.
-nivr \iHil¢°d at the Floyd McGill the home of Mrs. J. E. Maher ini M i s Esher Morrison returned
Sunday.J h J k liimir.._to hor work in Omaha 'Ihursday,'`o :z ac son,Mr. and Mrs.S'm"' ami famlly uftfr sponding a few duysnt herLiilrjorxe andkhroce and Mrs 1-ien~of Ashland visited Sunday wlthihumc here3?.Hoveudic were lfrtemonl.vis-mr.-@=. simm mother Mrs. Van A1»w Kqb .a Ez M11 1 fmiLorsSaturdny.l c n u t t l 1-'1 - n i a h m .*"" ° ' ° " "?: o r e05,an on o e ,Hr- and Mm Ernest Geary and Mrs. élifl B01 and two childre.1| §?$"1'"§.'..§'L "m,f1;"'""trlp no
of Schuyler sgzrnl. a couple of days Mrs.~ ( j Burdic;and Eugene
last week at the Chris Jensen returned loaf. week from rf. ten days
home.. ._vigil with the Mrs. Jesse Lackevc
tins.-nth! of Colorado visited at theZoe Lyons home Wednesday eve.1
~ 2t\dI.eo§1a .*?1=*&E*=i==~B°:= anal mli- n s m n g a z m e m x n l n n o l e r n o m e .
"Annie and Meta 'I'homp=w|\ spent,
Thursday afternoon with Birdie,
Helen and Marjorie Loftis.
Marie Petersen and Bernice
' h u e :pant several days lustIe$ st the Prernan Loftis home.
lm. Viek Skov and Lucille as-
sist/ill ln. Arthur Anderson cookIn L lxre ahen Tuesday.
F. E. Fletcher and family spent
Friday at the Ed Fletcher home.
Mrs.Frank Broderson and Mrs.Sdn: Jackton, Marjorie and Grace3,¢1p¢.i Mrs.Henry Jackson cook
for 'lhredners Tuesday.
i l u .Frank Laoftis and Stellalantgomery spent .Friday nl. the
Init Hswmdic k ho me .
lr. a n d M rs .Pete Larsen and'lm-ie spout Friday at the Eddie
|.Fletcher home.
Hrs . Arthur Anderson helpedI n A n d r e w Nelsen cook fordnenhen Friday and Saturday.
`Le¢mlrd Larftis aecompnnied by
if! mother, Mrs. Geo. boftis wok:isis drier,Birdie Helen, to Arl-
Tuesday where she had
her wnsils removed.
'Sunday afternoon visitors at the.Ted 0L4en home were Mr. and nl-s.
Carl Ericlcson and I-J\'elyr\,|Mr. and Mrs. Chas Husk and Eu-_
gene left Sunday moming for
Peetz, Colorado to visit an the
home of their son, Burr Husk.
family ut Sterling, lllniois.Theyalso\'isil.cd in Cllicngo while
away..Clifford Owen has retumed to
his work at the West Bros. gm-ngeafter a two weeks vacation.Mins Nellie Mae Sheets whoA l f r e d H a n s e n u n d f a m i l y v i s - t h x ~1 d (_t h I b (_
a u n e m u o y e r l e o e r sg g g d g ?i }i . .'? .? . E'. ?? 'B a l l a r d l w m e c a f c i n B l a i r ,h a h r e t u r n e d h o m e
y .f o r a s h o r t v a c a t i o n b e f o r e e n t e r -M r .: n d M r s .L o u i e M o n c k e a n d ..._c h i l d r e n w e r e S u n d a y d i n n e r v i s -~t e a c h i n g d u t i e s i n S e n
i t o r s a g t h e A r t P u l l e n h o m e .;'M r . a n d M r s . G e o r g e F o l l c n a n d P L .P ° ' " ° "e f t l a s t W e d n e s -
C l a r e n a a n d M r a n d M r s F m _ | d a y o n n m e n t i o n t r i p t o t h e l a k e . 4
.'''u n n o r t h w e s t e r n N e b r u s k a .: : : : L . :. ; : " . . : " . ' § . ° x i . . ' f { . 2 . n R e v .H e r b e r t M .R i c h m o n d o f
l l l o m l a y m o r n i n g .T h e y p l a n t c g A m ' l ° y 'N e b . ,w a s e n t e r t a i n a l a t
be gone n week or len days.
Monday evenng Mr. S.Lockling
who is staying ut the Ted Ollngex
friends from Modslg Iowa and
Mrs.Dom Sumner and Leon of.er'noon.Mrs.L. R. Harrison en-
lKennard and Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Lippincott.
lllr. and Mrs. John Compton and
Betty drovg up w Lake Quinne
'haugh Sun ay and enjoyed a pic-lnic dinner with about thirty of
home, entertained seven of hissupper Saturday evening at the
Godsey home.
Mrs.Wm.Jensen was hostess
to the Flying Fingers Sewing
Club at her home Wednesday al!-
tenained the club Wednesday,
August 14.
Friends have received wordfrom Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Camernr
that they are enjoying their trip
immensely.They have visited a
H!
1"Hemmed in"
without a 'phone!
;4 Put an end to the feelinz that
¥f5£[i1é rim of the woffd.Eliininate the uneasinesli
~ ~ peace of misngtl and hangs over you EE1nhun 1rn\| | n.nU9_ than l'1l"\l'| | ~LR nf R inwww..Ju.. ..,..... ..... -..._.._. -. __ ._.,____,°,
A 'phnuawill dnit. A 'phone will dve you a wonder-
ful feehng of gncurlty. You need this pmtectiva om-
lida link Your fm-nly needs it.
W`hmrv¢r the emergency, a 'phone affords wonder-
mn "uni \N'x¢h n 'nhnn¢. s doctor mav be mlled. a
n
~ ~ ii "_i.'1"~ s u m ~ . a i d m m
from any number of sources. for convenience, too, in
Il:un. Earl 'Thomason and cihil-itlwir relatives nuri-aber of lox-me} residents among
them Mr,and Mrs. L. V. Acker-
man at Klamath Falla.Ol e n a
possnbilitiea ue Ii;nit1c:sdIJ
: Z X ~ f t » e m o o n a t !By all means inétnll a 'L1!::::°.e today.he B°!m°f\d McGill home.1'lgmmnd Inliis from Ft.C81-I ~N NEWS |isq A n M.~Segttle I
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T last IL:-nonth Radio in a reality! Only in
SILVER RADIO will you find the Ov(-rtono
Switch and Static Control.
The opennipn is simple. When conditions uregood, the prcsaure of u finger on the switvhgivesyoufull\ulue of the hiilu mmnical
notes, even from dhetzunt slatiom. Then, when
conditions are bad and static torlurcs yourear, a touch of the switch subdues static to the
point. where r¢..':zption aguin becomes n pleasure.
Through the Overtone Switch we give you
better tom;Llear enuncintiom--less stalls: in
summer--year `roun¢l performance for thc first.
time. lnn't that worth looking into?
Ask the SILVER RADlO dculcr io prove Lhae
startling clnims by a frcqxlemonntration IN
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mvm ON RADIO I5 LIKE STERLING ON s||.vER Blair Telephohe Cobm spent several days last week G.F.Lowe is driving a new
ll fha Mme of* his parents,Mr.four-door Ford n d l n since la n
.xi l m. G e ur xe L dd s .week.`
lr. a nd Mrs. Emelt G¢ ll7 und John Reid whose home in in
_Dondsy visited with the Blum lad Colondo, i| visiting hen at prea-
waxnmgton ann me Laverne wwefamily at Oakland, California.
Mrs.August Lowe entertdned
nt n on-o'clock luncheon at herhome Mondly for Mrs. Leo Han-
nan of Omaha, Mn. John Suttonl ~ ~L o c a l a n d L o n g Di s t a n c e Servi ce
birthday of their son,Ralph. Plav-
es were laid for Mrs.Eva Fink
Mr. and Mrs.Ralph padger andson Jimmie. Miss Margaret Bad~
get and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bad-
ger. of. Fremont.Lirxand Mrs. Hurry Adams, of
Lincoln visi on Friday at the
home of M Adams' sister, Mrs.
Ralph Badger.
Mr.and Mrs.Ray F.Roberts
and daughber,Fay,were supher
guests at the G. I. Pfeiffer home
on Friday evening.
visiting at the home of their.surit,Mrs.Sam Holsttin and family in
Washington.Rev. and Mrs.P. J. Rsinertsenand Sylvia and Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Reinertsen and sons of Chicago
were Thursday supper guests at
the Lars Holland home.N. J. Andersen, Miss Nana and
Walter visited in Fonlanelle Fri»
day.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Rasmussenand family and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
~n: Anna and Esther Han-FL.Iverson and Mary Helen of
orothy Larsen and Esthu-Lincoln,Mrs.Lara Rolhnd andscilla Wrich.Mr. and Mraf children, Mrs.H. C.Larsen and'inertsen and son also vis-'daughters and Misses Edna Ha m
the Rasmussen home.sen and Viola Nelson.Saturday
following folks were enter-»"ft°m°°" guests wen:Ama and
for Thuriiday supper ,,gEst.her Hansen,Mary Helen Iver-rtin Larsen home: Mr. and son and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Rein-
~rl Rosenbadm of Minne- Grtsen ¥md.S°"5-.Minn.,F.Rosenbalm and|m m m and Bobby Dltikmeyvr
d Mrs.Hayes Rosenbalm of Fremont,spent Saturday and
ughters of Blair.iiunday .leg the Fred Dickmeyeg
ome.eir parents,Mr.an§a=1f",f§§_};§;§" =;;Q3;=Mrd.I-lennan Dickmeyer,also
°»°Miss Irene Stork drove out. Surr
F n n c i a Me h r e n s w a s |:-.. ,.
af te rn oo n vis itor a t th e h o me
h i s a u n t, Mr s .L o u i e Gr i mm.
Mr . a n d M r s . H a r r y T u c k e r i l l
f a m i ly dr o ve to Ma c y Su n da y
th e In d i a n p o w- wo w.L i ttle I o n s
Tu c k e r sta y ed v}ith Mr s .G r i m m .
Th e Blu e B i r d s o f . B o n o me t a n
Mo n d a y af ter n oo n wi th E li z a b e th
G r i m m wh e n th e g i r ls ju d g e d
kitc h en apro ns.Th e c lu b p l a n t
to ha ve a pic nic a t B la i r p a r k
Mo n da y .
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N o t m a l ha s been te ac h in g ne a r
W ak ef ield.Th e g r o o m i s a p r o m-
is i n g y o u n g f ar me r o f th a t v" i e i n ~
i ty a n d th e y o u n g p e op le wi ll re-
si d e o n a f a r m th e r e .Th e r e we r e
u n u mb e r o f g u e s ts pres ent.\
Me s d a me s E v a F i n k , J .C.Bad*
gen-, J ennie Cook,o f Lo n g B e a c h ,
Ca li f . , an d J . C .C o o k , o f F r e mo n t
mo tor e d to Li n c o ln o n Th u r sd a y
wh er e th ey vmr e gu e sts o f Mr s .
Ra lp h Un th a n k a t a one o'c1ock
lunc heon.
Ulxuun lJ1\.l».\J|..\..:| visitors at the Lars Roliand hom§.i sen,E................-.-.. R e m J o h n A n d e r s e n o f M i n M _ `M r s .A l i c e L a r s e n a n d g r a n d
a p o l i s v i s i t e d W e d n e s d a y a t t h e .' ° " 'D o n a l d K r u g e r " f 0 ' " § * h ' -
p a r n t a h N _ ]A n d e r s e n h o m e . " ' T ' e " t f r o m T u e s d a y u n t n l F n d a y
M r s .C h r i s l ' e t e r s o = \a n d c h i l d r e n a t t h e L .E .L a r s e n h o m e .T h e y
s p e n t m e a f t e r n o o n t h e r e .w e r e a f t e r n o o n a n d s u p p e r g u e s t s
H r .a n d M r s .L a r s R o l l r m d a n d -T h " " d - " Y a t t h e P e t e r I v e r s o n
a n d P !
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..~_.. . ..-»I Friday~ afternoon guests at th
Martin Larsvn home were Mrs.J
A_ar'
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< h J u r, .f r
ligl 1.M u :'¢f1 "M I 'P
The Mc0we iddies~/ith Oril al MCOwens
..~_.. . ..-»I Friday~ afternoon guests at th
Martin Larsvn home were Mrs.J
A_ar'
..........................
< h J u r, .f r
ligl 1.M u :'¢f1 "M I 'P
The Mc0we iddies~/ith Oril al MCOwens u u n u z x p a l l . ;u u l l u a ;u w v n u .; » v u l u lR d s m n a s e n h o m e .f r ;
u c l l u u ,n y c u u u u l n u n ;v l i n b u l g U l l a a u u L u l a .L A a u -a u u . ¢ | .n u n .. . .-' c a m e h o m e v n t h .h e r a u n t a n de n d s h e r o a n d r e l a t i v e s I n B l a i r .t h e f o l l o w i n g r e l a t i v e s a s s u p p e r
M r .a n d L i r a G .1 .P f e i f f e r d r o v e g u e s t s o n S u n d a y e v . ° e n i n g ' ,M r .a n d
O n a w n ,I o w a o n S a t u r d n y | M r s .J a c k D o u g i a s a n d s o n ,J .P . ,
L e r e t h e y v i s i t e d u n t i l S u n d a y l o f M u r r a y ,M r s .D o u g l a s ,o f S L
a n i m :a t t h e h o m e o f M r .m u i . L o u i s .M u .M r .a n d M r s .R i c h a r d
unc le, Grac e a n d Ra lp h Ra y S u n -
d a y e ve n i n g to s p c n d a f e w d a y :
me n ti o n .Mti r i u n J u n e B a n d a r o f
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and. Mrs.Nommn Warrick
`uesd:\y morning for Burn-all\ther places fo r a vnca ti d
the end of the week.'Phenix
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and Eileen of Lincoln mumedislm ana mr. and mrs. "'=\°f°'"""' moved !.hc recently lrom hem.smux, m._|" - "home Sunday after visiting a iewS0Y\ and Ph}'\llS-,Mr. and irs. D. C. Leonard. of left 'I
duyk at the Howard Jengenhlmme. MMM. 9155 "°,§`{`»?"n"?°"£§"'i2 Lincoln visited the Iorepart of his A L O N G T H E 32 °
M .M n an TS.e cn R " h t h 'd me ,f .|r?....fl.f:lsg...|r:..,c¢lf§;|\Vnhoo nnd Mend Sunday for ==|¥ff.». IR . . . ~ ~ r rs '~R O AD I , | , mg h3'
U I U V C L U l . 4 l 5 l \ . U l l || . J u | | u | l ; ,u | » n u . , ,th e m ho me .Mr s .J ensen a n d
c hi ldr en wi ll r e ma i n f o r a \veek's
visit with relatives.Mrs. Julia Petersen of Pasadena
California and Miss Leona Potensonof' Fremont. vveie Satunlay
dinner guests at the L. E. Larsen
home.Mr.and Mrs.Al Stien-
braker and Eileen and Mr.andMrs.Howard Jensen and children
spent Wednesday evening there.
'rim u P Larson farnilv en-
visit with relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Victor JohnsonattendedashowinOmahaSun-
day evening.MiSs Edna Nelson of Weston, is
visiting at the Chris Benson home..hir. and Mrs. Chris Peterson and
family spent Sunday evening at
the Chris Hansen home.Mr. and Mrs. Bmanupl Andrewson and sons spent Sunday after-
noon at the Rudolph Andreason
|1 1- or * s u h a n _ n u -. ». .. -. JJ e a n a n d W a i t e r E c h t e n k z u n p
j r . ,a r e s p e n d i n g t h e w e e k e n d
w i t h t h e i r a u n t ,M r s .B .F .C o o k
at Scribner.Rev. Harry M. Johnson, of the.
Alrneda Congregational church, of'
a n - h m - l r
The Kindred Mcrryrnakcrs wereentertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. George Hain.Mrs. NormanWarrick,Mrs.W.J.Boite and
paren ,nt the Neum Warrick
home.
PEACEFUL H IL L
Mrs H. J. lrolte were voted in as,.....Portland, Ore, occupied the puipiti new members.The afternoon wnsl i'lh.resh£Ing dues .;==~=»g;<f e ~
here on Sunday.Rev. Johnson is spent. in sewing and visiting and."'°'""5'on 3) vi ~B '
ed at M l i Iiiueliers.visiting with relatives at Oakland delicious refreshments were serv-'.and consented to supply hero foricd by Mrs.Hain.Mrs: Clyds.""'*==§"°'i ."\'"i'°.'}w e g
one day._|l-'itch invited the club to meet M .<;"=.n k i pmi h ~ S a n a :
Mrs. F. C. Paulson and clnldren,5v\ith her August. 22.\__"ff ~A '':_m,n°f.rv.
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teriiiineilnthe fB'1i6I~7i}1g"gue§¢s on home.Sunday: Mr. and Mm. Knud Fram M.r. and Mrs. Chris Hansen and
and Mr.and Mrs.Ted Jacobsen fanuly were Sunday guests at the
and family of Newmem Grove and! pargntai,Nels Il.Hansen home
lair.Mrs.Chris Pete:'gon,Ir\in and
Irene,Mrs.Lucy Larsen,Mrs.
Henry Rasmussen and children at-
tended a quilting bee Thursday
ailzernoun at the Ed Newkirk
J. C. Christensen.in
Mr. and Mrs. George Ruhr and
Opal, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rahlfs
:md Mr. and Mrs. Alben Hansen
and family spent Sunday in Vul-
of Laurel, spent the latter part of!
the week here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Steen, Sr. Dor-
othy is remaining for a longer vis-
it.Mrs. P. L. Cady entertained sew
eral guests at Sunday dinner. They
were Iliesdames Walter Bemen-kamp, I-'. E. Webb, V. \'. Marshall
and son Lloyd.
Mr. and Mrs.J.W. Simonscz1I""-*'"'" """""'-".and children were in atlenriance Mm.. .Annu V'5°A anrlt lnudac
S . .Voss nailed at t e ugusUundmc ~;§*°"j°°"at a picnic mihome Wednesday afternoon.
"£n o ge m Lore l..amim|Mr.and Mrs.Herman ~
and rchiilien .Til Lira I.ay1i1an`sU'l"U°'f'°'Jack and Ralph v mt a i
~in Blair Sunday afternoonbrotherluarlProsser of Ltbanun °Mo., spine Sunday with the famf Calf-a i l ; = } ; n g l f g x f s c " " M
.»-.ily of lllr. E,.nymams sister,Mr°"o { Ire monl.and Norma AndenwmPete Elliott near Tekamah.inf f'."an u;rs\ Rnndnv rlirmer and
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B m i d e r shoes.Here is "Old '1' om"
-only five dollars for a kid shoe
made on a cnmlnnatlnn Inst.. Steel archluppon and nonawinkllng hw] s:nr.-ieenurcs lelrlom Iound in this prltrdshun. Cnmhtt, Ion wear, and mnnnmy-you'll Klnd dl ~ -='~==-1'-g§= in'1~m:¢.1mna=r»m¢. sum s ml
W y .R a y m o n d R a s m u s s e n s p u n l u s t h o m e .
S u n d a y a t t h e H .C .R a s m u s s e n M r .a n d M r :
' - ~ ' " "s o n a n d s o n s .
.UA .,,,.,.5,............- - ,--~---li ne d t h i A u g u i i .Mr . a n d Mr s . Ro la n d Oms b y a n - !Mr s .Ha r r y Ty s on ,uc c omp.\ L r.a.E ma n u e l AUdT'~?a'no un c e the b i r th o f u s o n , Ro la n d lb y Mr s .W a ts o n Ty s o n o f Blas t,'i§ §§i l° i=; m§ §"S s u .L
,i n '=°ff=;==;;>'W " }` i| Major ,ho r n o n Mo n d a y ,A u g u s t to o k her aqua I n a u l u n lululc a;Mr . a n d Mr s . J o h n W r i c h a u me d
G o r g c 'o en a m 12tl .I-'1 nee a n I e a n o r mo n .».Iuuefnr n n m l ln l r i b l a..1n;A\Q||\l£l fsavnihv a f f a i r wa s .ilgfferlnit nn:lc Tlinarlllv mOIn i1 lI I! u .('h?Se'..1?'"""'}f'1F"..X".'"l'i'e.._..- Illulllc.hi r.a n d Mr s .A m o s Rein ertsen
:md s o n s mtu r n e d Mo n d a y to th e i r
h o me i n Chic ago a f te r s p e n d i n ;
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A l vi n K a t t a n d A lf r e d Dlc k -d a y wh e n n n u mb e r ol*relatnves day s.Ru th Mo r g z m also i s m A m ", r i c h _ - Ma r i e K a h n k m
mey er sp en t Sund=1>'af ter n oo n an gath ere d f or a p ic ni c d inn er. Th ose c a mp the re.1 E lme r Ma r h e n s s p e n t. Tu e s d a y a f .
th e Ch ri s I'ete;°s;:; h¢}m\§In 1 pre se nt we r e lr ."" "f ?" "F "1 »f "C.I 515.un:i_ airsi Predd Riay s e g ;te rn o on atHen ry W r i eh ' ¢= .
Th e 'oun 0 o -a u s Cook and :ion Zugene,a u €Y€f» ,Sun u 'w l t r.a n 1'='-h r a n dnhnwI1nnnnanrntiIRIic e CIEIIIH M r n ml Mm. Hu r r v Gi lf r v. Of A I ' 1 Ha n llli i n HBIlTl3.l!.Li ilflall J u n e ; ~ l f ° . § f f ' f ' 1 . T ' . . § l ' n f ilnn~,L "r
a ~P. J .Rein extsen ho me .
E vn li n a a n d L n v e r n Ra h lf s a r c,.
social at the church Sunday e"'3"|lington, Mr. and roi.. 111165 curry,
Marjorie Anne aml Billie, Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Pearle, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Glanzol,all of Omaha and
Miss Elsie Arnold, of Creston, la
Maxine Skinner, of Blair spentthe week-emi at the J. E. Aeseh-
bochor home.
ning.A large crowd was present,
but the storm scared them homo,
s o t h e s o c i a l w a s n o t a s $l.lCCE.iS-
f u l f i n a n c i a l l y a s i t w o u l d h a v e
been.Mrs.Chris Peterson and IrenesoentTuesdayafternoonatthe
i3""&""S t d . _mar_|un\: \:tu|.t:u uvu Shun: ns .......;?,u":.r t?3 ,g ~ n y e`mmg.Bla1r hospital Sunclay.
5 _L;M .H bert Hansenl Clara liahnk returned home onl r an ra erof Omaha called Sunday afLernoon.§{""?"'5' uftor staying; at the H. R.
on Mr.and Mrs.Llyde L'letzler.|uriensSundayeveningMr.and M,.5|lnst two
Tum Wakefield, Jr.and Mr.and|Alma
Mrs. J. S. Conety were guests of _f_=g}_?j_'j"_§}home at Fremont for the
weeks.WHch returned to her
Blair Saturday eve afternwnnkwithMarie
pf Economical Travuporhfiol
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rZ . § H § V, _ 5 . 0 Q i l f
|__f Ch1-is Nelson home Min Lillian Lursen ol' Hemnn,h M \..,...._.,,,__.___is mndlnx this week'|l. the home 1 i»..|'.¥.'|-,kk went.w.¢n.__|,¢,,,,.,,.'.
mf her mister, Mn. P. L. Culy.day md vlnited untll Fridaywith August Wiele stayed nt . i l l
1 Little hcqueline Peter;o:g_wp her slnter, Miss Gertrude Wlrrick Joh W r i d 'h :| ue kl | i la " my I nn
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ARLINGTON NOTES
'ph A \.H made happy on her fourth birth-e C xfilr*11121 home m thcld when her mother Mrs L Ncountry was the scene of a pretty "Y 9 ''home wedding on Wednesday at Ifeteraon enerta1ned-a group of
h i n f h n o o n w h e n M i s s J u i i a M a r -l i t t l e f n c n d s 1 : 1 h o n o r o f t h e e v e n g
¥. \ . . Z . | .. . . . . . .. . . | | . n u n n f \1 ° { \ f | |f n
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W n where the latter at- "5/'°""~"-» °"--'------ay e Chriarina Wiese and Mrs. cw..nds summer school.!\ \_\._.x n....-,. Dun mm, l\\.n{l» Wnch and Margaret . Schqmcfcrr
xcalpn anu uwee N., N... ...-..lnephew, Ralph Wilder spent Sun-
day with their brother,Glenn's
family " g f Arlington.Clyde etzler brought his wife
home Thursday from the Evan-
gelical Covenant hospital where
she has been the past week fortreatment.Her friends showered
her with cards and letters of
good wishes for her recovery on
Tuesday.The Blue Birds of Bono canning
club had a meeting Thursday sit-
ernoan with Elizabeth Grimm
when the members attending wereRuthMorgan, Edna Mae Tucker,Eleanor and Florence Dixon and
Elizabeth Grimm.Guests were'Elizabeth Ann Quinlan,Mary
'Tucker and Frances Morgan. Most
delicious refreshments of bananasplitswithicecream,nut cake
and pop were served by Mrs.
Grimm.August 16 each memberis in invite another to their picnic
,at Bunn's lake.Mr.and Mrs. Arnold»Simonsenand children of Ruskin, Nebl were
supper guests Saturday at the
home of their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. \V. J. Simonsen.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tyson and
Paul and Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth
Tyson were guests of relatives atthehomeoftheirsister,Mrs.
I
helped Mrs. John Wrich cook methreshersonTuesdayand Wed-
nesday.Elmer Martens retumcd w his
home at Fremont Sunday d h ! !
spending two weeks vacation its
the August Kahnk home.Verna,Marjorie and HarveyKuhr enjoyed swimming' at Voir!-an's park in Fremont Monday xl-
ternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hansen and
children visited at the Aug
Kahnk home Thursday evening,Mrs. Anna Wicse and Hans and
Louise Voss attended the show in
Blair Saturday evening.Mrs.Hill and daughters o l
Grand Island visited at the H. C.
Kuhr home Sunday evening.Mrs.H. C.Kuhr,Ralph and
Jack visited at Harley Jenselfs in
Arlington I\londa afternoon.i - and Mrs.'m. Hanmn and
fa mly spent Monday evening a t
the August Kuhnk home.Harvey Kuhr spent Sunday with
Albert Kahnk.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wrich, Im
ora and Corinne were Blair callers
Mrs. llenry Wrich for a weeks va-
cation._Lillian Kahnk returned homc
Monday afternoon.heora stayed.with her grandparents,Mr.and:
/z0!é¢;}
Jeecafz/
Nuernberger,of Wakefield.The
bride was dressed in a gown of
pink georgette and carrie a bou~quet .of gladiolas,snap dragonsand.sweet peua Her maid of hon~
or wore a gown of rose crepe and
carried a bouquet of the sameflowers.The groom was attend-
ed by Clayton Marshall.The
rooms were decorated with beau-
tiful flowers and the 'ceremonywas performed by Rev. J. E. Aes-
chbacher.Luncheon was served
,immediately folbbwing the cere-mony after which the newly weds
deoarted for a brief honeymzgm
The bride, a daughter of Mr.
Mrs. A. C. Marshall was graduated
from the local schools in 1925 and
=ince taking a course at Wayne
p. ni.The youngsters had a merrytimeplaying games and brought
Jacqueline a number .of nice gitts.
The lunch was served on the lawnwhere one long table was arranged
with pretty birthday cakes, one ateach end of the table and a pretty
bouquet of flowers as n centerpiece.Tiny candles were at each
place and little dolls made appro-
priate favors for all.Those pre-sent were Marilyn Nelson,MaryJaneHebard,Phyllis Campbell
Biernite and May Walkenhorst,
June Spangler,-Phyllis Dowell,
Anna. Marie Anderson, Joan Lud-wig,Patricia and Genene Jensenl
Iand Warren Ilohlbeck.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larson and
sons,of Herman visited Sunday
evening at the Dr.P.L. Cady
home.A picnic complimentary to Mrs.
llobson Ludwig,of Chicago, washeld at Fair Ground Park on Fri-
day evening.Mrs.Ludwig has
been visiting at the home of herlnther,, C. C. Marshall, in Fremont
and returned to her home on Sut-
urday.Mrs. A. W. Ayers who has been
spending her vacation here with
her mother, Mrs. J. C. Blackburn
and other relatives, left on Mon-
day for Rockport, Mo.where shewill visit her daughters, Mrs. W.W.Dilliner and Miss Angeline
Ayers, before returning to Camer-
on, Nevada, where she holds a po-
sition as dean of women in a col-
lege there.Mis.s Florence Walkenhorst was
the guest of honor at a miscellan-eous shower given by Mrs. J. E.
Aeschbacher, Mrs. Leslie Peterson,and Mies Viola Walkenhorst at thefarmers home on Friday evening.
For amusement the ladies made
out humorous menus on heart
shaped cards and also wrote their
favorite recipe.Miss Walkenhorst
was the recipient of many lovely
gifts.Those present included
Mesdames A.A.Hohlbeek" John
S.Hebard,Leslie French,Chas.
W. Andrews P. L. Cady, RaymondLudwig,L.M.Peterson,A.C.
Boldt,Harry Osterrnan,Alice
Newcom John Walkenhorat, Miss-
es Alice McKibben and Florence
Walkenhoret.Mr. and Mrs. Mason E. Mc!-lib-
ben,of Sterling,Colo,announcethe birth of a son, Mason Edward,
bom on Thursday, August. Sth.
H.L.Pharris who has been
working in Lincoln for the past
month,returned home the latter
part of last week.
V.v .Marshall,Lawrence Hall
and Walter Eghbenkamp left on
Thursday morning for Texas, Ok-
lahoma and Missouri where theywillmakean inspection of the
southern nurseries.They expect
to be gone about ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Badger en-
teflamed the members of their
family at a six o'clock dinner onMonday evening in honor of the
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.. \\ l f . . .l l -heLyons Sunday.._eral days at me mn .DannaM;. and Mrs.Frank Dlxon and home near Bennmgton..
iuughter, Eleanor of Sheldon, HI.stopped _Sunday aqd Monday with n,\P'r1s'r c u u n c u NOTES-
HAA r.m..|v nf their éousm. A. E.,,.
L e s s t h a n e i g h t m o n t h s h a ve
elapsed since the first Chevrolet
Six was delivaed into the hands
of a n o w n e r- a n d al r e a d y t h e r e
are more thqn a million six-
cylinder Chevrolets on the
r o a d !And the reasons for this
overilrhelming success are easy to
understand.
Into a price field that had hitherto
been occupied exclusively
u m m : ~ b o d i e s - v ~ * ~ E f h are
available in a variety of co l o r s -
represent one of Fisher's great-
e s t s t y l e t r i u m p h s .A n d i t s
safety/ and handling ease are so
o u t s t a n d i n g t h a t i t ' s a sheer
delight to sit at the wheel and
drive.In fact, the new Chevrolet
Six has completely changed every
previous idea as to what the buyer
of a low-priced car now
b y f o u r - c yl i n d e r c a r s -~has a right to expect for
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*~\puw ; u | a | J -..-- _ _Di xo n o n th e i r r e tu r n fronm vi s it-
in g re lati ve s a t W i c h i ta ,Ka ns as .
Th ey also vis ited th e J o h n L .
D i xo n f a m i ly a t Ca lh ou n.
.Mr s .F r e d Ra y an d Mr s .C li f f -
ord Ra y sp en t Th u r s d a y af ter -
n o o n wi th Mr s .Cly de Me tz ie r .
Mi n ; V e s te i i n y d e r o f T e k a m a h
Sun day sc hoo l,10:00 A . M .
Mo r n in g wo r s hi p , 1 1 : 00 A . M.
J u n i o r In ter med i ate B .Y .P .U..
3: 3 0 P. M.
Eve n i ng s e rvi c e , 8 : 0 0 P . M.
Pr a y e r me e ti n g W edne sday 8 : 0 0
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ur... i n I mvn n c hi ld mn ks n e r 'and George Hem or nermunwneSunday evening guests of Mr.and
Mrs. Kenneth Tyson,Miss Ann Healey oi Blair helped
l ! i.¢"¢i{L Zi; S1 Suhday I
next Sunday.We invite the par-
ents of our children w oorne tc
her sister, Mrs. Don Metzlet ¢°°k'the Sunday school.You can either
for threshers Wednesday.Mrs.Harry Tyson spent Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs, Metzler.lllr. and Mrs. Harry Tyson and
Paul w e r e Thursday evening
guests of/ Mr.and Mrs.Byron
Bunn..Mr. and Mrs. John Newell and
Mrs. Watson Tyson of Blair, called
at the Harry Tyson home Sunday
evening.Mr. and Mrs. Don Metzler and
Virginia were Sunday visitors at
the parental,P.Healey home in
Blair.Mr. and lllrs. F. Muller and son
spent Sunday afternoon at the
parental, A. A. Anderson home in
-Tekamah.The Riverview Sheep Club metFriday evening with Ruth MorganattheGeorgeMorganhome.
Delicious refreshments were serv-ed hy Mrs. Morgan.Aug. 19, theclub will meet with Elizabeth and
lewis Grimm.'Mr.and Mrs.Loren Laymanspent Monday evening with the R.
M. Iverson family.`Elmo and Boyd lewis, sons ofMr.and Mrs.Harvey Lewis left
Tuesday for South Dakota.Mr. and Mrs. R. M. lversoh and
ihmily and Mn. J. C. Christensen
of Bldr,were visitors Sundayafternoonofthefamilyo ffldra
Iversozfs brother, MorrisChristen-
urn. west of herman.Elizabeth Ann Quinlan,daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Quinlan
af the/Mnnev district. came last
gu to the Bible classes or vidttht
classes in which your children one
enrolled.Do not expect them home
as early as usual.
Let us not lag in our Mastefa
work; vacation and the hot wmth-
er will 'soon be over and it will be
better if we keep our church
work going strong.We shall not
haw so much to gain back.
We had a fine picnic at the Cs!-
houn park Thursday.We wish
our entire enrollment could havebeen with us.Eighty-sewn were
in attendance.This was a better
attendance than we had at Sunday
school last Sunday.Several members from the
:Christian church attended oureve-
ning service:We were glad tv
have them in the absence of their
pastor.Please do not embaraas the
treasurer by making it impossible
for her to pay the obligations of
the church.If you do you embar-
ass your church.
A Tenth Commandment t o
Church-goers:"Thou shalt not
shun thy pastor, if he chanceth to
be at the door to speak unto thee
on the way nut; but if the service
or sermon hath helped thee, thou
shall speak unto him the appre-
ciative word which may help to
make 'blue Monday' less blue mmm
him."
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M ~ 1 w yAuguuz 1 4 . one m c dm m lfm wk . s--s Sa m rn s um o.-ra nm . we bm i
m g m m m m m s u - q u » d ¢ m m a ¢ w | n d m u n ¢ m » a m m u » ' u m&
Wednesday to visit until Sunday
with her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mn. Louie Grimm and children.Prentice Smith, accompanied by
\Neum Warrick,drove to Omaha
lldonday where the former bought
cattle for feeding.
Misa Margaret Warrick spent
Sunday with Alma Wrlch of Blair.ln the afternoon Min Polly Finch
of Calhoun accompanied them w .
Poanv Park.
" A we d fitly spoken ls l i e
apples ov! gold in network of Bil-
ver."P1-ov. 25:11.
(These Tea Commandments to
chun:.h~goers were written by Jas.
E. Darby, Smithfield, PS-)
Kohn-How is you wife, Weed!
Weed--Oh, sbs can't complain.
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Blnir, Nebrasku, August 15,~--THE ENTERPRISE-
1./1 1 |
HILISIDE NEWS OF
GARDNER DISTRICT
mothers pvnlihn was granted to
Glldys Kirk and the Cbunty Clerk
instructed no draw warrants for
$20.00 per month for six months
Mover by C.B.Mehrem and
sccondd by C. J. Nelson that the
bonds deposiwd by the Herman
Sane Bank winh U.s. Tnxst C.,
FARM BUREAU NEWS REPORT
(Continued from page one)
Again boys and girls ue urged
to gn their calves an early as
. _u -.
Mr s . E . Bi s s ell of B . D .Th e f le xt
me e ti n wi ll be he ld A u g u s t 22wi t h §.»,.W i ll Th o mps o n .Mr s .
J o h n Ar o ns o n a n d M m .J o h n M c
Do n ald ar e ih e s e r vi n g c o mmi tte e .
'.l |
Mrs. Zora Allen, Care of
Pggf 26.00
Berry Bron, Sup. for Poor.20.03
Dr.Raymnnd Bun-, Prof, $erv.
12.00
!
dlndlter, Faye, amended a lamily
:anim pianic held at Lake Quin-
agbwxh last Sunday.Hr. and Mrs. Chris Larson and
iluhkr, Dorothy, of Orum , Mr.
-and Mrs.Emerald Van Beck,ofBlair,Frank Linden and daugh-
ilff lxrgaml. and Mins Ida Ander
m n spent Mondny evening with
lr. mud Mrs. Jena Kronzh.
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Rosenbaum oz
Miirlneapnlis left Wednesday forBoone, Iowa after gpending a few
days visiting at the Hayes Rosen-
baum home.Mr.and Mrs.Aut Beale:and
family were Sund dinner guests
at the home of ll Thompson.Mr, and Mrs. Al* Rider of Omaha
-..-... c..-,|... .....:..» nf nm Mer.-
pesdble.
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The dosing dqy for non-perislr
able article ut the coming Ne-
braska state fair is August 24 at
5 p.m.This includes boys and
girls clubs,domestic pmducls,
educltional fine art! nnd textiles.
Last year a number of people
Loal Registrars Reg. births
& Deaths 17.50Board ol' lnnnity; Insmirycase 16.60
A. N. umm, Managing Poor
Fu-m 2o.oo
Marcus Beck, 500 Sheets pn-
per 3.18
'Blair Plumbing Co.,Labor 2.30
mgw.'`deposits of public funds of Wash-
ington County, Nebraska. Carried,By order of the County Court
renewal of mothers pension was
granted Florence Com and the
County Clerk instructed w draw
warrants for 883.33 per month for
six months beginning September
1, 1929 to pay for same.
On motion duly made and car-
Hed the bond of Arthur Gottsch
for Road Overseer of Road Dis~
trict No. 17 wan approved.
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l
all memben voting Aye.-
On motion duly made and car-
ried the hearing on the Smrk ai-
Hdavit was continued until 10
o'clock A. M., August 26, 1929. On
motion the Board Adjoumed to
meet August 28, 1929.
Annie C.Martin, County Clerk
County Commissioners Room,
R l a h -N n h r A . . M . = ¢1 9 m o n
in MAYIAG llislmy
F L .AYTA G,Founder of The
_M l 1 Company, is 72_ynsrs young.Hu life has been devoted m hghlq-dn; tha
work of the housewife.Hr. and Mrs.Henry Johnsonandfamily,of Kennnrd,spent'Wednesday evening with Mr. and
lin. Otto Christensen.Hr. and Mrs. Harry C. EdwardsMKennard,spent.Sunday withl
lr. and Mrs. Jim Edwards.l i n Edna Anderson and. An-
drew Anderson were Omaha shop-
gau, Thursday.lr. md Mrs. Art Peterso n andaan, Junior, of Omaha, are spend-ing neural days of this week with
l r .and Mrs.Robert Rasmusaerl
and family.ll_r.°and Mrs. Harry E1-vey and
Faye spent Tuesday afternoon with
Hr. and Mrs. Clark Stricklett andla milr-The day was in honor ofStfiklettfsson,Harry's,tenth
.birth mmlveraary.Mr. and Mrs. Jens Krogh spent
Sunday evening at the Fmnk Lin-
den home.lr ..and Mrs.Earnest Epperly¥
incl daughter,Mary,of Blair,
aI
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edwsnds.
nptnl. ouuuu; \.",.....5 -- »--- ____ton Winchell home.Mr. and Mrs.John Nearhood
and grandson, Jack, were Slmdilyl
dinner guests at me Pete Jensenl
home.Dan Thompson and .Chris Hin:left last Friday for a two weeks!
trip to the Black Hills,Colorado;and Wyoming.:ca l
S P I K E R H A } > P E N ` 1 N G s
Misses Georgia and Lydia .n
Jack Innes and Mrs.Bert Marah\
and family have been ehjoying avisit.with their brother and his|
family from Colorado this week.Mrs. Van De Venter and Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Higgins, of Blair, wenTuesday dinner guests at the Rob-
ert Rasmussen home.A new baby boy has come tomake his home with Mr. and Mrs.James Ryan and childrm. Mother'
II
Mrs. Dwight Patrick spent 'Dues-|
'PGN Wednesday evening withiand baby are getting along nicely.
Misses Margaret Linden and
Ida Anderson spent Monday af-
ternoon at the home of Mr.and
Hrs. P. |K. Anderson and family,nearlienrmn.|
The following were Sunday din-
anr guests of Mr. :md Mm Robert
Rasmussen and family:Mr.and
I r a .Art Peterson and son, Jun-
iur l r .and Mrs. Clarence Langm i Mr.and M m Leonard Mad-
» all of Omaha, Mr.and Mrs.(hi Rumuas en and chi ldren and
Hr. a nd Hrs.George Rasmussen
,Ind daughter, Jean, of Ovum.
Hr . a n d Mrs. Jens Krogh"were
Omaha shoppers, Tuesday..Arno Lorenzen, of Calhoun,is
lrvndinx several days of this week;
:ith his cousin, Bertrand Lindemi
Mrs.Harry Ezvey entertained.
the 'Hillside Hustlers Club Thurs~§
day aftemoon.|Mr.and Mrs.Jack Croudy of'
Blair,spent Wednesday evening;
vim M1. and Mrs. John Jensen and
family.The following were_ Sunday din-
ner fue: ;.; or air. and hi r ;O mChrisdensen:Mr. and Mm.HarryJo;»..f ..wd daughters of Ken-
nnrd ?fr ad Mra. Chris Vinder-d e v ....ILFI ->o f Hc r n u m,M r .
a n d §\1|..Ne ls Christensen a n d
~. 1...»Q u i Unaels Of éiuir.L..dL l Mr=.Robert Rasmurv
men" nu .anmy/<4-..n »uI.. and mas.Art_~Peterson and son, Junior spent
lmday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
A1ind.'I'oft.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Ervey and
dnughter,Faye spent Friday in
Fremont..Hr.and Mrs.Henry Lorenzen:nd fa mi ly were Sunday dinner
guests at the Frank Linden home.
Ht. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussenand ichildmn attended :1 birthdayparty at the Carl Rasmussen home
Tuesday evening.
Mi .and Mrs.Fred Compton
q>en§"Sun|l1y sgning'with Mui
day at the Fred Enger home near
Herman.M m James Rasmussen and|
children spent Thursxlay afternooni
with Mrs.Sophie Larsen IAlfredRasmussenha s 'nw on|
the sick lint the past week.He|
is much bettergat this writing.gMrs.Harlan Christensen helped|
Mm Carl Eriksnn cook for threslv
ers I°`riday.Mr.and Mrs.Herman Nelson
and family and Mr. and Mrs. ChrisLarsen and family spent Friday!
evening with Mr.and Mrs.Ar-thur Andersen.I
Mrs.Hurley Clements spenti
Friday with Mrs. Chds Christiaw
sen, in Blair.|Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eriksson and'family and Mr.and Mrs. Harlan!Christensen and family spent. last!
Thursday evening with Mr.and;
Mrs. Lawrence Larsen and Ivan.Mr. W.H. Hovenrlick and Wal-
'ter were at Dewey Holsteisfa Fri-|
Iday.Mr. and Mrs. Nels Petersen have1
a rw-\y sedan.Word has been received from
H19 Louie Knuelsen familv. who arevisiting at Clear Lake, Minn. thatlElmer is very sick..\
M:-.Niels Rasmussen ment;
"rur¢¥'11v afternoon with Mrs.I
C*n~"1 Rvck.'T'hr~Ed and Vic Holstein !amiI-
ies attended a miscellaneous show-
at the Bill Hansen home.
Misa 'I`he.mn Van De Venter, of
Blair,spe t Wednesday with
her sister. MH. Robert Rasmussen.
Mrs.Clemens Williarnsen isslowlyimproving.She is in an
Omaha hospital.pBPS.Matilda Timm was: called
to Tvkumah Satur4ag.°.Misc Mf ar-
tha Rasmusqe-n :seemed worse that
Mr and Mrs Dwurht Patrick
drove to `Wnyne on Monday and
dav but is better again.
spvnt the riuy visiting.Charlin Inmh mul fan°'lv f\p"n.r'
in Wallington county had nrtimlelol fine an thlt they wished to
exhibit but the entry had cloned,
nmngnuznllv they wen dlnnnoint-
Blair me. col, me ma .'mu ms 1J. E. Cullpbell, Funenl 60.Wul.. n...;-m...|.. Am in nn... ann 1
`Celebrating this event,l h y t n z d w
men are making this the greeted 72 day!
in Maytng history by danonltrnBn¢ theMnyug in every American Home.Thefe
will be no obligation.If it dowf: m d!renewal of mothers pension was
granted Pearl Stewart and the
County Clerk instructed to draw
warrants for $13.33 per month for
six months bexzinning Sept. 1, 1929
to pay the $81118-
By order of the County Court
renewal of mothers pendon was
granted Mabel Sylvis and the
County Clerk instrucled to draw
warrants for $26.66 per month for
six months beginning August ls t
1929 w pay the same.
North Side Store and
Quality Market
.Loaves.Handle ~of Bread
also
Other Sized Loaves
Full line of Groceries and Meats
W E D E L I V E R
°»
The County Board of Equaliza-
tion met.purmant to adjourn~
ment taken July 29, 1929.
Present:Chas.Nelson,C.B.
Mehrens and C. J. Nelson, County
Commisslangrs and Annie C. Mar-
tin. County Clerk.
The minutes of the precedink
meeting were read and approved.
Nothing ccming before the
Board for their consideration, sd-
journment was taken until August26,1929
Annie C. Martin, County Clerk.
renewal of mothers pension was
granted Pearl Stewart and the
County Clerk instructed to draw
warrants for $13.33 per month for
six months bexzinning Sept. 1, 1929
to pay the $81118-
By order of the County Court
renewal of mothers pendon was
granted Mabel Sylvis and the
County Clerk instrucled to draw
warrants for $26.66 per month for
six months beginning August ls t
1929 w pay the same.
North Side Store and
Quality Market
.Loaves.Handle ~of Bread
also
Other Sized Loaves
Full line of Groceries and Meats
W E D E L I V E R
°»
The County Board of Equaliza-
tion met.purmant to adjourn~
ment taken July 29, 1929.
Present:Chas.Nelson,C.B.
Mehrens and C. J. Nelson, County
Commisslangrs and Annie C. Mar-
tin. County Clerk.
The minutes of the precedink
meeting were read and approved.
Nothing ccming before the
Board for their consideration, sd-
journment was taken until August26,1929
Annie C. Martin, County Clerk.
melt. do'n't keep ir.
'.lllE MAYTAG COMPANY
1Nea.-tam. IounnI
~sm)
EInthe absence of the pastor,
George Lorenz,graduate of ihe
theologicsl seminary at St.Louis
will conduct the services next
Sunday in the English language.
Plattsmouth-Platismomh Wa-
ter Corpnration painting wqter
hydrants in business district.
_;
a s o
Other Sized Loaves
Full line of Groceries and Meats
W E D E L I V E R
Jens Nielsen, Prop.
COUNTY BOARDTRANSACT5 BUSINESS
(Continued from page one)
.
Le Roy Bisbee, Lund taken
for road 189.00
By order of the County Court a
Poor 61.18
Redfield Grocery, Supplies for
Poar 30.75
Mrs. Anna Salsbury, Care of
Poor 33.00
...,.Poor 11.10
Gus Scheffler, Awnings and in-
stallation 27.00
The Pilot-Tribune,Supplies 18.00
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B L A I R
_AUGUST I6 To Auuus'r zz
FRIDAY3l\d SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
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Poor 47.89
Wards Cash Store. Supplies for
Poor 30.94J. A. West & Son, Supplies for I
Poor 60.1'1|
Zion Inst. and Ind. Supplies 24.75
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Hluminum 'Zi/asher Q Q o o o 4 » » '+
Blair Top & Tire Company
ARLINGT ON MAYT AG co.,Arlington
FALLERS APPLIANCE CO.,Fremont
IF I T DOESN"l`SELL l'TbELF,n o N ' r KEEP r r
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Full line of Groceries and Meats
W E D E L I V E R
Jens Nielsen, Prop.1
We `c|-|A|.|.ENGE THE WG
ON TIRE VALUES
~of }.*re.:nt_tie Fz1'~d Grabhe and Arthur
mont, spent Friday and Saturday Anderson homes Monday ew .I-:fr
im, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Ervey.+Mrs. Sophia Laren Mrs. lhhertlD E s 0 ' r o L O C A I;i::;"§;§;:"§i'";..1Er"'2: "`;;;';i
'Louis Ras ussen Saturday after-
noon.Threulmirug is about compietrd in Alfred R::m1\:e=sen has cfrmn io
this dcinity.'Omaha to work of the Carl A. An-
The ruin of Sunday night will!derson machine shop.
be a great helix to we corn and!L(~?n\'Lzmmm.son of Mr.rm'other growing crops.I NN.Wfwez Lnrien fe!!from his
GUY W8llii:f*Josenh Suliv. G90..pony WCdhoSd3V aftemonn break-
'lundorf apd Dave Gustin thrash-°'\i'*°r his arm.He in getting; along'
cd during the past. week.fim».Miss Marjorie Hineliue vi»'ited'Male Cameron and familv \is'if'
arf *he Hubert Widener home ed at the narentnl Chagis Holsteinnorthof Blair t'or hree or fourlhome Sundav afternoon.'
Gays last week.The Anriersn-1 Fr m finishedMr, and Mrs.James Olson of tluveshing :md the event was cele-
north of Kemural came dow1 and fvg¢4Gd bv tha e't0\\.:1"|¢{ their fem-
helped at Daxc Gu3tin's the day ilies at the Pete Ander-ann hom"
15" th,»,¢5},ed.|Sundw ov:-nimr.Ice cream WM
Hr.and Mrs. Clifford Hineline pninvnd hv the "~'»1l°wiwr= Mr. and
gy] baby arrived home a week ago Arthur Andersen.Mr. and Mywa,Monday from Fargo, N_ D whc,-e,ChHs Andersen and family,Mr.
ghgy went tc, visit relatives.'I`hey 3"'[ §_Ir¢_._Pete FmIersnn, Willie
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m w a m i r with relatives down M985 help an general,girls whoin Weeping Water.lwlsh to do house work or cooking
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mm family left for Kansas City!
the College is done by students.
lxut there are more applicants than
positions.'
In most cus?s these are very
'headay an vim relatives.'deserving and imlusmous people
Friends and rvlnuvw helnefl
Mr. George Mundorf celebrate his
ihirty-sixth birthday last Monday
might.Dancing was the diversion'
of the evening followed with a
who will be unable to come here
unless some employment can be
found.People of this community
who can supply such work will
make it possible for these stud~I
nice lunch of sandwiches, cakc`ents to come to Blqir.People
3nd coffee.
;1¢cAn'ruY AND
LONG CREEKK
Edward Thompson spent theweek end xt the home of his uncle,Fmnk Thompson in the Suther-
land dim-ict.lin. Pete Jensen x1=tur=|e¢I Mn-~
day from 1 nice visit with relat-
ives at Horton, Kansas.
B o y d Rosenbaum and isrnlll'
id! Wednesday f°; a week's vlnlt
with relatives a Deo Moines,
Boon and Knoxville. Iowa.
l r .and Mrs.Lawrence John-
son are the parents of a new girl
.ba n 'l'v u dnv . Aww a .:
M i n Ethel Petexsen,of Blair,villled M n .Alfred Paulsen on
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The lidlarlhb' Progressive Club
met fast Thumday dt]i Mm. Leong§,g¢y_Theta were 1s members'gnoimt md two visitors. Mrs. Cnrl
i b l m h v m .of D£h;neaP°l\S m a
who can use part-time help of any
kmcl are invited to immediately
,call the Reglstrafs office.
2!l~2t Erland Nelson, Registrar.
nn. No nnhl n RATHMANN
GAINS NAT'L REC`0GNl'l`ION
Dr.Norman Rathmahn,optom-
etrist of this city, is in receipt ofthe latest edition of the Genothal~
mic Forum for which he has writ-
ten several articles.
The Genothalmic Forum is a
national publication for profession-
al eye specialists and the Forum
staff selects various prominent
men of the profesnionio contrib-
ute to the magazine.Dr.Roth-
mnnn hu two contributions ln the
latest edition,which discuss nev-
eral technical points of his work.
Blair peopk are indeed fortun-
ate to have no prominent and able
ln optometrht in their midst.
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Urrilling
Picture of~;~»gr ;f~: i m m m /
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an much for your money?
For remember ...these Drices
apply on genuine Goodrich Tires!
Tires famous for years for their un-
beatable quality!
Tires made with stretch-matched...-A ' ; - ; | l ; ¢ ln l n t i n r ; .w h i c h n i n a L.§§=
' T B M s t re ng th a nd w e ua hi li ty t o th e
ti re f ro m th e v e r y be dn ni ng .Cu r e d
by the e xc lus iv e Go odric h wate r-c ure
me t h o d , wh i c h ma k e s t he I nt b i t o f
tre a d r u b b e r w e a r a s s l o w l y u t h e
GOOD-BYE To TIRE wo mus s x
Here'|awi.|e motorist! He'| putln
end to worrying about tire: by hev~
i n i Goodrich Tires pu t o n e l l
ereundl Now he 'e a ll ntl And M,
moterinz is Qolnnf m L. nm.....,l i n t `J J i §I'| i'bI' --'wut ";;
f r n f m m m n o y l n g t l n t l o u b l q .We'll look for you tomorrow!
Goodrich ~ev~ Silveriowhs
Vmfen-Ev éhzwlei '1°f"P":'v» Blair s
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