09-05-1929JTERPRISETHE A LOCAL Nrzwsmrm ronIPRINTS 'mnxmws-.x¢wax¢
BLAlR'5 LEADING NEWSPAPER WASHINGTON COUNT
GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND com KENT
From the Gsrden Spot uf Nebnlll-Jlhn A..Rhonda r§f_**?;&mlf$If»I..f#==i§*f*¢f .cum s¢.BLA1N_§§RAS1»sE>rEMBER 5 4 NUMBER 33VOLUMEXXXIIIwuhmmoomy.
VISITOR FROM MONTANA
Jim Green of Wilder Montana
arrived in Blair lust Friday for avlaiiwithhisaughuzrMm
Myrtle Strlcklett.
Jim is a native of Lhese partsand was reared £0 manhood out onthefunnnowownedbyJ.H.
Nemrhood and lived here the greatf
er part of his life.
Some years back he moved w
Mon!una where he w0k up a home
stead and later bought more land
until he now owns nine hundred
acres of land.He makes cattle
raising his business and also milka
a number of rows.He will visit
for a week or ten days in Bldr
before returning to his Montana
home.
»Choir Meets
HeartyWelcome
DanishArrkan A Capella Chair
Wash.County
Favore
Small Grain Crop Above Norma
lalfn md Sweet Clover z
in Yun ~Corn Crop is No
Assured an Enya Good Yield.
FRUITS EXCEPTIONAL YIEL
All Lines of Agrirulture Bleu~
with Abundant Return:A
Farmers Ars in G00d Shape.
Wnghington county has
again one of the favored sectio
ol the United Smes this ye~While from all around comesreportsof drouth and shbrt cro~
we are sitting on top of
world with abundant rainfall aseusoaableweatherforthegroingofcrops.The small grain crop turned oaboveUnenonnalrainscamei
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Rome iznpo =Biair has a ~ttle coming
and that is for the propergradingandsurfacingof
home to rrmrket roads in
this county.The Fontanelle
highway which is a state
highway opens up a vast
scope of territory of the best
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BLAIR GIRLS 10 TEACH if
IN NEIGHBOR CITY
The following Blair girls will
begin ,teaching in Lhe Frernsmtcity.schools next Monday: Miss Dor-
othy Gray,kindergarten Eu:
School Board to Pu! Money Baci
Used for Paying Expenaa of
labbyists nt Last Legislature.
RESULT OF cAi¢nNE\z FIGHT
Funds Asked to be Rcnlued Total
szsons.Bill Allowed to Ed
Mntthiesen.
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It is an old saying that
When in Rome do as the
Romans do.While we
have never been in sympathy
wsth the saying yet there
is one thing that we could
emulate and that is Romes
magnificent roads.All
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Elisabeth Hopeweil second and
third grades Nye Hawthorne
Tschool;Miss Ruth Bioss kinder
gnrten West school.
Miss Hiidegarde Lindeblacf of
Oakland former Blair teacher:will be principal and fourth and
fi.]h grade teacher at the West
Side school.Miss Mary Smcklett
of this city will teach third and
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plaintiffs and last years school
board as defendants in which said
board is asked to put hack inio
the treasury of the school district
the sum of $280.78 which is the
amount allowed Ed llatthiesen for
expenses incurred by himself and
others whiie lobbying against a
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BlairSchools
Openept.9th
New Bu?lding Still Under Con
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District Court of Waahingtcm connschool
NDS SUMMER VACATION
Little Jack Néarhood who has
been visiting his grandparents Mr.
and Mrs.J.H.Nearhoodf south of
Blair this summer ended his va
cation last Monday.His parents
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Ea'4-H ClubAt
StateFan'
Washington Coun!y's 4-H Clubs
Meet Keen Compelitiun lt Stale
Flir.Baby Beef Exhibits Ex-
.aptiuxully WellRepresented.
A GOOD SHOWING IN CORN
As Usual County Ruin: Well UpinCorn Exhihim.Takes First
in While and Large Yellow,
Minneapolis drove down last Thurs
day and on Sunday Mr.and Mrs.
Roy Nearhood and Mr.and Mrs.
Robert Glass of Omaha drove upandMrs.Peter Jensen a neighboralso came in so the lime chaphadareai.Sunday of ii.
Mr.and Mrs.John Nearhood
left Monday for home taking Jack
with them so that he could be
Rady for school.
af Lincoln offers keenor competitionthaneverbefore.There in atremendousincreaseinallthe4 H
exhibits andnot all the productsarejudgedbutwillbecompletedbyThursday.Tho winnings of
Wadzingbon County are as follows
in the 4 H clubs:
Harold Stork Sth in Herefords
Group A.
SchoolBoard
~ MakesReport
Minutes of Meetings of August I6
And 2901 Report of Meeting ol
Sept. Z which Was a Regular
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Prof.Waldo B.Nielsen Makes Re
P0l'\ of Trip Abroad withChoir
Country in U. S.md Europe.
GONE 3 MONTHS AND 3 DAYS
Made Scvenleen Day Tour of Dm
Three months and "mf days of
constant traveling revxiving newimpressionsevery day on land and
sea in U.S.A.and abroad this
vu lhe happy lot of the tlilrty
Iive young members of Ure Dana
Coll ze Capella Choir who withthai;dx ctor Prof.Waldo B.
Nielen left Blair May 25th and
rulumcd Lust Wednesday evening.
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|rnlat11m fn the nassinir of a law ....V n.Perrv Evan.5th rr or n Hel _stun 11 . _______[er was cool enough to insure itsenumwurwe.w»....V...pedadons.We were prophesied
a large deEc.ibwe are returning
vid:our bus paid for and a nice
cash surplus;it was murmured
that we would never rench New
York but bc laid up different plac
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for the condition of this
highway.It should be cared
for by the state but yearsofneglecthasmadeitoneolthepoorestLhoroughlnres
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Public Buuamgf Abou:me City.
FULL CORPS OI rmcnsns
Everything is ready for the
opening of school The Blair city
schools will open at nine oclock
|;;_g &»§E§¢]Q§Z¢r}<}¢1 ein mucaBUSINESS rRANs§..»£n
~j;fLL§§h=f;;*la¢f=f»§f§_; 2 slai Nebraska August 1s 1929petitionoftwothirdsof the pat The adjourned regulur meeungtonsofthedistrictafkctedpro-ol the Bond ofEducauon W
viding that the dection going out called to order this dm?at 7:45
________ M _______ ____ ____ P.M.by President Pounds in the
year to 18 1AlunOhr
:my varietyAmoLor
While Corn
Avera Jes
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~wnere umcena were unen.Inrviwrlr matmisng. Good pricest. 3rd in Sm"Corn.|MPnEssloN WAS 1-'Av0nAnLEi"1"°':§;°e:§'"by those who
enzen lst in Large The Dana A Gapelia Choirjust'rn a tour of Europe!
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nnaua sweet.twver ana other
forage crow were an excellentcropandahabundanceofroughpcancu.5nu ul ;;¢|5c|1|I\n\u>Lai nLan~~~nucu:|||cJ §qv\.5 uusuvul Lu T ~is ~~~1
orenzen 151.in Small §Z§ w ¥. § § § h3 1 ; .} L l ._W;§;f Corn the main f1 P is now wellF w .are rvetnrmng on Schedule in the county.Blair huai an Monday morning Sept.Bth.MonL1mBwnthhardlyasmuchas.a ness men should insist on vs :Inv will hp devntpd tn the clmxs of '"J¢u§"§»»""°-:"a:.=::'-office in the high "'EéJ§§rl
mr-!"'"""°"°'ammo me having On roll ell]me following mem- Wm"°'"'
f.'§.f|f'§=.'f°'1°§.f.if°.:'..¢-»fm-nb=f| were ple » t:J- L- Pmmdl.1..§".I'~
headache during themhree months;
it wa further said that the musical side was nat strong enough to
go that far onwe are retufning
.with about thirtylfive of the high~
at comments from lending new.;
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ihis highway being pdf.in
shape.As long as we do
nothing howard getting this
road graded and mrfsnd
the state will pass it by.Aumm ¢¢fih.|€»m wmdd rhamre
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inudenm and the assignment of
ilessons.On Tuesday the regular
orenzen. 2nd in ~¢JU U S \||...g y d d b
p d QWf p y y p d f
p d g d q y.schedule of clssses will begin.Due to the construction of the
new building it has been found
neeasary m find additional roominthechurchesandpublicbuild
ings about town.
The fourth grade ol the Central
building will be assembled ~the
vuiuuuun vi nw.mu um...f
ooo.During the Lime of the passageofthisbillpersnmsrepresenting
themselves as working to defeat
the hill that the district might not
be divided were continually work
ing among the legislators to that*
end and it was for their expenses
H. L.Moria w.F.Hemphill H.H.
Brown C.A.Robeson William
Wright.E. A.Schmidt Secretary;
Superintendent Masser and Reed
§0Hanlon were also present.
|H.L.Morris introduced the Iol
lowing Resolution which was read
g by the Secretary:
...nw wi..Alvin Ohrt 181 in Large Yellow
Corn
Beulah Warrick 5th in Sewing
BagMiss Edna Tucker of the Blue
Birds of Bono Clothing Club and
Canning Club took second place in
the Health Contest for girls under
the!
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by Avis:
When it was said beforehand
:the concert of the Dans choir
|ld be a worth while experience
too much was promised.To
five or su:hundred people........¢.....\.
Gardens have flourished and ullkindsolrootcropsincluding}»
taboes have done well and the
farmers cellars will be well stock
e for winter with all manners of
getahlcs.Fruits wo have made
a bumper yield.Apples grapes
papers in this country and abroad.|,;:f;°"""""""""'"'"""'anOurtourwasdividedintosixljf]:causation
n .ru and 1 shall brieflyou1.line|
LR }&1e§e.The Hrs part of 0ourjoumeycommencedMay25th
when our homemade I ord~truck~~~sean mst rugm.m aaeuy cnurtn I.....\...............|...:\.muwnvininn p u peaéhes pears and oiheé
frvnarn HAMA satin ..:..1.a.A
basement of me library.""? ".f"'|h0¢e1 hills.belenhc l{!J5U1.»me. etc.that the|_._u1.1QN ... I 15 vexrs of are Edna Qcored 19.4|g;'nun:its*E m tnelhillw||illméd.|_ *'3=f°=e El!¢ 1|-gn ."°}"'"$?7 °llmiBu whila ilu clll count!¢:.1|;:_:'":i_"L':.::'_"._' ::"'L:°;':":?:'::tru|graae wxu Und ns quarx
Congregational church.
|ond grade has found ro
bun and four other cars left Blair
with New York as our first destin
ation.On the way east we gave
HoldsFair.|n.|\..aulvc ]|cl\|\\nInfactit.has beenThesecominthe
sixth A
located in
.The third
nt room in
zaenvhigh
th B grade..........m..
it in this money that these tax
payers are asking the members of
the school board m put back into*
the school Lreasury claiming that
they had no right to expend the
public funds of the district for the
purpose referred w and that the
expenditurp was wrongful
the School District of the City of
Blair in the county of WashingmninthestateofNebraskais
approximately two miles wen of
the City Limits of said City of
Blair and the wen mile of said
territory is closer to other schonls
than to the regular city schools of
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.who tor
The 4
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follows:
Tucker
Morgan
Ryan 1
pincott
ak first scored 19.6 points.
H club members exhibiting
Naahington county are as
Eiizaheth Grimm Edna
Ruth Morgan Frances
Beulah Warridk}Perry
Elmer Stork Richard Lip
Avqra Jepersen Blue
F Bono Canning Club Clyde
une nas uuluvlu ur never neuru
more beputiful or moreharmonious abundantly.
a llchomlsingingthanthis.Zheree:a Ibtml
was a gripping and beautiful grami :Phe pastadeurthroughout.the concert.When
the singers clad in long black and
white gowns entered a hush came
over the audience as the people
prepared to listen.It caused great
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dry in July
out the su.
hogs have 1
eous diseas
ancé to v
ul season for the1armu..n...\.1:...¢..1.......1.l¥ mfourteenconcertsinnineteendays
among these Chicago Racine De
troit Cleveland Toronto and New
York.Others have described our
tour bver Niagara Fails and other
points;suffice it to say;that we
...............Thursdly Sept.12 to be Big Day
at Harrison County Fair for
Blair and Washington County.
Free Admission for Children.
IIICNIUUIDL Ll|MA\..l|»Lut..
and B grades will be i
the West Ward school.
grade will use n basemel
the basement 0?the pnschoolbuilding.The fm
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ares which are usually
have been good thru
rnmer and cattle and
Lhrived with no contagsemakingitsdppear.forry and harass the
NE stock and with goodfarmerhashadevery
hm séirh stoodweatlier fine hosl |wxu ue we .iunwr msn .._»=<......lent spir PROGRAM FEATURES SPORTS The Junior high students will use
me from _the Senior high assembly room for
after the Tne rule this year at the Hanthe present.The fifth A gradeleverforsonCountyFair is more and betterpvill be using the music room.Mr.
Féw Yorkax.l|ihln»¢;~and~a WOM of~e~od;D¢Gmf1 will conduct his music
|¢_kmedwholesome entertainment for thedasses in the council chamber of
he mostfpmple who rnake the Fair a sacuw city hall.
tackled.lcess.The display of Live Stockl The following teachers have
r journcy d Agricultural Products should1¢gn engaged to umeh in the Bldr !
Unetexcell ull previous years luty schools
uns aww wswei mmWhereasnurnerous requestshavebeenmadethatpartofsaid
be released fromthia school
and transferred to coun.school districts adjacent.them
.toyand this Board of Education
having considered said matter or
rnore than a year and bein ly
advised in the premises and be
r 4*i i .__:_vlieving that it would be for theu..».\...There will be a lot and vaned D.V.Masser.City Superintendent An agreaxble surprise party best interests of said School Dist
and unlawful and that the defendi
ants are jointly and severally
liable to the said district for the
sum o!$280.78 and are liable to
the plaintiffs for.the costs that
they have expénlled ln the bring
ing und prosecuting of the action.i
llCNlC LUNCHEON Birds ol
HansenHarold
Russell
Lorenze
Fedde
Stork I
kaynp
Stork
Tucker.
rnnmw
~~~~~W ntl;wt l.umli nluulc out ~of
~Stork Norman Weitkamp.~5f.2..El...!}5§E.Ei$b=i¢==thepitalilyand were in excel
its.We met our commii
New York five minutes
wmeduled time.I shall rgtiffhedrI9\é throu§h N
City .over to Brooklyn.
two hours and was t
ncrvewacldng job 1 ever
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nanQUIIIITIwuunureuwelIAlvin\vi11~€i ¢.All r5|¥f2.f..§I12§...f.:..£Ef.3
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Ytjll:Illuuu lvlnsuanuaEdwardLomnzenHarryRarelyhavewebeen pmileged Mr.and Mrs.G.w.Fairchild of
to attend so grippimr a concert as Omaha former.!y of Kennara celeThesecondpnnofoubeganwhenthesteamex
Swim?June 13th,ieit
and for the first time
hrnhul Ohnir fiftinfh \|n»ddinnRTALKS
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:nit wmun un:|.lll|||||n|||¢lu:n||1~»\um.."¢""H......_.nnumvrlnwlpnl A ~_Choil Pl §d ~»;;=Trrt:?.""°'!"'"'"E"at _g=».§=m-gg1d.|Benloi'nigh School \|and picnic luncheon were gwen by rict and all persons inneresxeli \J
Principal and relatives and old time neighbors fthe1ein to reiéase part of said
G W we I2?}1=»é.§23 f L .territory Now Therefore Washington Sept.3»Any manHistoryttyeenz..>o u »Be n Resolved by the Board of .Latin English fSd@1»§..f WS .¥.¥*£ffS Education of f1=ef=<=h 1 dimicwqf SZ?hg§f.¢l f3llLnl.i5§§2hf§a§?§§
in St.Nicoiaj Kirke yesterday aft Inst zsauuruay tnougn me annlver
ernoon.What harmony what HIT?fell upon Monday Sept.2nd.
richness of presentation.c |ihey were.m1mied at Old Wash
Social Ilemokraten Holding:nngton Ohio and came to Blan
nfnt.1...L ._..._n.:_|!....!...i\.h..urlxnmn III lFnh.l|§Ll \\q.n\;nnihd|
.fhiunnlnp;:Laces»Feature race.:Floyd rs.MackhIfromthennatne...i_?...J.?=...1........a .¢..;1ncIud1n;g the Farm Wa!C race I Soma]Science
wu1;|.r.v.t |;u:gy :;as ;:l;ifif the hiufe race and the Pig race~§Hmold J Marten
g.y S p
.Of.W 3 d ? §||f nbrnnl PanininuIHDW visltmlz here.at.we Nunn n.....:+...¢ l7|.l¢1¥\» hw fha mnnfv dfi _be te ine CflLl.lCf\ COIICEIT II]l\Il»:iIKAI;wlnut 1lh l¢1}|\.uuu aa y;;.uw|»ankhb.nowa 1 nt he o tzum1 1 r m k rthwhmie ex erience.of the high school.In 12:84 theyIt...d t s f h en waa a wo PSu =s more pro uc wx an mmhj:The well trdned choir sang joy settled on a farm one mile east ofi1.d th .e z ..=?L}1 K?§.}2 e;__E_.re:fPr_m ously.The program wnth a motet Kennard where they resnded until
.l special program and five or |u=e"°".I"""""""",f"""":""*°""""""""°"""
mm kept us mms busy all m¢|g:§2!.§;§*_n i>§¥ I..f..f §15.31.$§1T..f E»Z=1i
ffm l|1e_F*€€f..bf .1 _F!EE.1.=¢u..n and fdl ni thrills from l.1n h V M;.nner.Scien
|:|park
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re warfi
Sunday Anguserthechurci
ck was induce
st 25.
h hour Mrs.
:I to start for
gut;||U1 §.44a|an nun.J
Washington in the state of Mé
braska:Pit¢:f Phm it would he for thetheveryfill!!!31 :nam meIJCEKIIGI1navianLinecouldproduté.start to finish.H£ll0]d L.Park Math.Athletics
The. third la of our omne wax We want to see a bug delegation Ruby M.Winscot Dom.Sc.Eng.P J Y 1
our seventeen day tour through]from Blair and vicinity follow the!Junior High School
Denmark where we sang in fourlband _and ball ufam Harold N.White Mathematics and
of the largest cathedrals the oneofthembeingthelargestinthe
three Scandinavian countries be
sides being over T00 years old.
It was indeed inspiring to .stand
and sing our songs in these majesticwithancient memories filled
structures.We traveled between
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AccidentsLast
Lets go!Junior High PrincipaloBwssieEbcrharhScience.HARRYS RADIO SHOP Mudge King English ..Mildred MacGill HistoryIIan?Chnstlansen who for the Central Grades
past six years hasibeen in the em I Mrs.A_R Bcgzles first
ploy of the Crystal Rfrfrigerator Mabel I...Naurenhurg secondCompanyofFremontisnowloLuciieLangleythird<
cated in Blair and has entered the Edith Hockom fourthradiofieidasdistributorfortheMayaPedersonffifthB
Spartan radio....illuth .1 Burr fifth A_He has opened his offlce 1:1 the Elsie Ffughes sixth 3IrlmrGas.Company headquarters Eleanor Hudieson sixth A.f n~lr nr A 1 4 1 l ? e IF *f§ 9 f ¥3 PfI?f|P *Y f _.
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a drive to Neum Warricks farm
north of Fluff.On nearing the
park Neums folks were noticw
there together with many other
¢.best interests of said school dist
rict and all persons interestd
themin that the boundaries ofsa1d
School Dislxict be changed so that
of her Qld acquaintances *they wi be as follows:Stoppmg for a few mmutes £0
green them Mrs.Warrick was pre|
parimr to move on feeling some
what siighted at not having been
invited to the gathering in fact.
she was getting quite mud about
it when told that it was all in her
honor.Then everything was love
ly and serene.A table was spread and literally
loaded down with substantial food
and delicacies as only farmers cansupplyandwhichtheirwives
Ifnnw san 1xr¢\|l haw fn n\PEl11lEI
Comrnencing at the prrsent
mM boundary line of said School
Distdct at the Northeast comer
of section 9 in township 18 north
range eleven east in Washington
county;Nebraska running thence
South on the east section line of
said section and on the east sectionlirieof Section 16 same town»
ship and range to the southeast
corner of said section 16 thence
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IUUU 3yh\.tll|nmnnux rllhllus way
per publisher of we Topeka Cap
ital and numerous farm journals
said in discussing his reasons for
barring liquor from his offices and
grohibiting drink among his work
ers.Senator Capper who announced
recently that he permitted neither
liquor nor its consumption in his
various departments said his reasonsfor this attitude were not pri~
mariiy moral but were based on
sound economics.ge added how
wr that he would ot 5:0 so far asHenryFordwhoindicated r he
would cease production if there
were a return of the old reprohihitidndays.
for five voices by Bach quivered
with greatness and grandeur and
in the following song O Sacred
Head the large church auditorium
was filled with the beautiful ha1~
many.It was clear that we nowhadbeforeusachpirwhichhad
both good and well trained voices.
......A young violinist Marie
Ras ussen played several solos
wi a finish which suggested
ge us.
ESTRAY NOTICE
I have taken up a Hampshire
boar which strayed into my place
J y..O y
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1916 when they went to Omaha to
live
Ai!their nine children and elev
cn grandchildren were present for
ihe celebration only one daughter
inlaw being unable to attend be
cause of illness.Their children
am:Horner G.Fairchild of Os
mond Neh;Ralph and Edgar of
Kennard Aubrey of Oakland Calif.
Mrs.Wm.Johnson of Chicago Ill/
Mrs.Maynard Isaacson of Mar
quette Nab.Mrs. Chas. P.NelsonMrs.Lyle Crapenhoft and Dr.Nora.
M.Fairchild of Oinaha.
nnnausuaxaaf alllrll
#PUBLIC BUSINESS »
~~~plcle une ol rulus nncl .ruuluguiequzpment.He will hold hm form
lal opening at that place next Sat
45 Deaum from Accidents.25 ufurdny evening when he win make
These from Motor Vehicla.Theihi5 initial bow to the Blair public
mul Number uf Accidents ii~\¢5\a fine radgo nrpsram to
which all are cordially invited angi
at this opening he will present..each lady with a souvenir to assoPEnMAr~ENT|.v ulafxnuan » sis!her in remembering }{urrys
Skate. 292.No lnjuries ll Home.
Lydia LippinEdnaDavis.
u
_ Beulah Robel
Mary Anders
Helen Severa
Gu
Rosalie Pole;
Music SupenMr.Kenneth
colt 3rd and 4th
lst and 2nd
fa!Ward
rts 3rd and 4th
mn 2nd
nce lit
dner School
...................._...._.fried chicken enough and more to
satisfy all sandwiches salads
fruits.pastries etc.galore.Mrs.Warrick was presented by
those present with a beautiful
painting which she gratefully ac
knowledged by appropriate re
oBlair Has
Night.Robbery
The old t
who drank ln
solete.Ca*
less drinkin
men todaytheiremploythattheyc
.ype of .newspaper man me sameny paymg mr tms
nuL.|ce\1 bac h and provmg the property
£5333 L.Egfeoia 305t Nels A.Petersen Herman
lg among newspaper;L...........I|¥L......._..l xx ..Q wiv..
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Public officials elected by
the public to attend to the
publics business make aseriousmistakewhenthey
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Inun ever.lucy anu I U §d.z r1ublity.!feta both have learned ~~1 .ic ;m;;0 psymglathyi.BTI won .more (iff .A l\l a lhn inlas:nf r1ivinf=rirhi
Lmer
with
st and
:isor and Band Lendér
C.DeGroff
nstalls
Equipment
marks.
After luncheon all drove to the
river to see the new bridge and
then to their several homys feel
ing that they had been well repaidfortheirtimeandsociability.Those present with their fam
ilicn were:Mr.and Mrs.Naam
Warrick Mr.and Mrs.Norman
Wanrick Mr.and Mrs.Roland
dn Night' Lose Around sasto
$30 in Merchandise and Between
$35 to S40 in Cash.
ENTER THROUGH BACK DOOR
Wm.Blotter met with a surpriseKMondaymorningwhenheopened
his place of business.The first
ivelymeet.competition more erficientlyifdrinkistaboo.
The rule barring alcohol is not
new among the Capper publicationslt has been enforced several
years.Drinking everywhere is onthedeclinethesenatorsaidpartlybecauseofpmhibitionenforce
ment partly because big business
isenforcing its belief that better
Uver Blalr
Blair Playa Fnst Ball but Mnnnichs
Win by 9 in 1.Blair in Lead
Until the Seventh lxming When
Her Luck Changed.
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I RadioShopU1 me ~persons Ingurcunur-in the m half of Au st .301 Hdrryas not a stranger to Wash 0B.fm 'mgton county people as he was ~1'ffza ¥>fm&"f;"§¥,,. "::;=fP'f'2...E%. reared w manhood up in rm Spikerpw||SJ\|(\|.0.....b d d
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mihg. One child wasa¢¢idem11yi""""mumxrs w--...,._.--_ ._.|shot white playing with a weapon|rn nrnmun vzcavrnzr f am,Mill isL an lln»to»daI.e Feed||Warrick. Mr. and Mrs W War.WINE um caugpt ms eye was melresults can be o Lined :from nom 1Wwas believed to be unloaded.wnuln \I|\L\|l\llJll\f|_
One person died from an insecth§¢e_Another was ckb 13 ht.Wm.Wulf former Blalr ba
Y If mess man who has been operatingnmg.One man was killed when in Califoria for the past severalhestoppedonthehighwayandat.»years is new visidng at the home
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Grinding Establishment.Farm
ers Can Now Utilize Entire Crop
by P\Pfr Mixing of Feeds.
nnnn erm\:|r~:Al All mauve
Hck Mr.and Mrs.John Comptomf cfMr.and Mrs.Walter McCracken.i
Mr.and Mrs. W.D.Hughes.all of ff
Blair;Mr.and Mya.Roy Charles.and Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Hupzhes of e
Omaha:fortvthren in number.|e1
ish register.the money drawers
I which were wide open.This
mused him \o make an examin
tion.He had left but little mon
y in the cash register junnnughfor change but he had put
nme other change away which
mey had also found making a
drinking employes.
FORMER BLAIR BOY
To DEBATE
Senator James Rodman of Oma
ha son of W.BL Rodman of this
rilv.will debate with Attomey
(Fremont Tribune)
A Blair ball beam which hasbeen
playing fast ball as the seasonnears an end gave the Monnichs a
School supplies at The Enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs.A.A.Compton ensrare en. Monnich park Sunday aft.teruained Mr.and Mrs.Ed Lew
emoon but Enally lost .w 4 aiberfellen and Mr.and Mrs.Hi Rob
a couple of had innings.Up untilllmon complimemary to Mr.and
the seventh inning it looked as.Mrs.Ed Jones of Chicago on lan
r
UIllPl€(l I0 nelp 8 I8IIn€T BIOP nlsln(Ida lnvnihnv Ihnnrv half nnrlluuvu tJl.||\I u rx:nuu a:¢u|.n.J
runaway beam.Home accidents caused 33 in§uriesduringthelasttwoweeks.
Falls still take Lhelr wll16 ontal33.Other causes were:ents
and bums 8;sprains and infec~
dons 2;power machinery 2;ahd
miscellaneous 5..l
Farm employment accidents werel
responsible for 18 injuria 7 per-1
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Henry wan for years in the im~.
plement business in Blair.He ex|pects to spend another week here
TWELFTH ANNIVERSARY
Mr.and Mrs. George Hillman nl
Kemard entertained at a fumilyidinner on Sunday in honor of their
The Blair Milling Company has
installed a Jay Bee Hammermill
grinder for the grinding of feed
for the farmer trade.The equip
ment mst upwards of $2000 and
is one of the nearest. feed grinding
equipments to be found in the
mm.With this equipment they canhand]eighz bushels o!feed rmmsmdisabltid6 deathn.1 e y peThcausen~LLf2..2 .machinery twelfth wedding anmversary whxcslalhom and they eHP¢dlIlY ester to12:farm snimkls.12:mm. 4=m.ilfi1Lffflf§lf;_lhlf .___l¢h¢srmdhvs of ear corn md ur
Mrg_waf¢]"{$"§£éyin
Blair and vicinity for about two
weeks yet befqre retuming home.She is a sdarér of Mrs.W D.
Hughes.and Charley Bnttorff of
Blair.Mrs.Sam Mundorf of Kan
sas City and Mrs.Roy Charles of
Omaha.Contributed.
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:tal oil' hetxeen sas and S40 i||lF2"..L.»..i"n 'ij";=...;;.....nt Cai-lthwzh Blair was mins £0 ivinthe Thursday evening.uh.hmldly mé ¢ulpr|uml-"""°'"i»."''§2"'ié "Ea main,mmm lie lcln trlll'n¢naked S100 which Wu alla hidden $.'3»'J'.§'i»., 'I."...k $»-»=§"f-M unfll thy.~._nn _ _|
»#""1'3x.But the Monnich wreckmg afew
f it in the seventh,<19z¢
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uve snapped out o .two haggers and an 2 3 4 5I7 nr.m
way.law.safe was Also opened and Rodman vli\l take the nega
H ke!de arguing against uw fmihm clouted a lot of
the z\1§m1{¢y an in five runs.Once étlyted g Q nn 1|
The
he papers were thrown e slkeltgxevgryslyembo\xt ~ity af such a lnw m knndredmorphinetabletsandauntityof liquid opium wasalso
llcen.
The thizvea nude Lbdr enlnncehmughthebackdoorbylppar.ntly using U. crowbar to break in
he dooxn(
llr.and Mrs.Alec Hit/:hman regmdwtheirhomentSanAn~
nm Tang lm Sunday ang:
fund att while Sorensen will de.
fend the law.
ADD MANY pqgg:MEMBERS
Hill Cul G.Bader of the Meth~
odin church report.:the following
additions to that organization:by|
letter Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Vinwn
and mms Gordon and Keith Mr;
EWa|Kimbe\lin Mr.and Mrs.Floyd
they conunued men nnve m meeighthaddingthreemoretallivs
and putting the game an ice.Their
victory placed them in a tie for
seconli place again with the Mer
chanta
Until the seventh fixings looked
dark for the local boys.Ln the
third Lnndt hammered a double
for Bldg while Smngel and Van
Deusen followed with singles to
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miscellaneous 8 séen aku Q.run ynsulbedin8deaths.
Induxtrial employment was responsibleforIpegmanentdisabil
ities.Causes of the accidents werecutsandbums8;falls 9;cavein8.Two persons were badly
lnyurd and one was killed by elec
tric shocks.
numvenng uncut xony came xrvm
Kansas Iowa and Bhair and Ken
nard.They received several niee
gifts from their guests.
Miss Alice Jensen who graduatedfromthetwoyearnormalcouneatWaynelutwillnprmg
|f Yhe lille ndvcxdfy thisfo
gm..Anything ln the r¢edgfind
ing lme can be build and hm~
dled quickly and the mill nowgiveaeverydayservjoewhichlsIgreatconveniencetothefumtrade.
Misa Margaret Badgerow il en»f teltalnhag a few school friends atdinnerthisevoniug.
Kermamd Drhvcls opened Monday
wiflm the following wachets:Superintendent.Ira Inmb Miss MaryBnrkholdvrofFremontandWalterEggershighschoolteachers:Misa Gnce Thompson of Blum
grammar room;Mins Faye Dorm
ncker inlznnedilte mom and
Miss Finch df Fort Calhoun the
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.~`Blur, Nebraska, seprmber 5, lm_.._ .._............._._........_._....... ........ .
NEWS
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KENNARDTHEQ u N u » ¢ » f \ o ¢ | | ¢ o Q v u n n u 4 ¢ » » o Q u n o o n -
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Ella
by Ethel Hueston
Inustrations byIrwin Myers
Q a ¢ » ¢ o ¢ f u o o 0 0 0 | O f f I f
BLACKSMITH SHOP
To ADD EQUIPMENT
Mr. John Anderson, who recent-
ly purchased the blacksmith shop
at Kenhanl, is constantly adding to
his equipment.I-le has made a
number of worth while improve-
ments in the shop and is turning
out un exceptionally high quality
of work.'
Mr. Anderson is now glazzning to
install a pomplete welding outfit
so that he may serve his patrons
with every phase of the blacksmith
business.This addition to the
present equipment of the shop will
help in make it complete in every
detail.
Q0 ¢¢ vm ov*vvf|»0Qoqmason\¢¢0¢QI00 000°
C o m r r l ¢ h 1 hy B o b h n l l¢ » r r l l t C o
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WASHINGTON N EWS
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1<Em\A RD NEWS
Mr.and Mrs.C.H. Ward andchildrenwenttoHastingshut
Thursday,called there by the
death of Mm. W:u'¢l's sister. Mrs.George Sneller, who passed away
at a Hastings hospital the day be-
fore.They returned to their home
hen; Saturday.Mrs. Nels Nelsen of Omaha, flisf
item!severd days lust week With
Mr.,mg Mm.W.B.Rosenbalm
and fhmily.Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Bates leftThursday for Lead, Soyh Daktfl
BOY, 4. KIDNAPED BY THREE
YOUTHS WH()STOL E AUTO
(World~Herald)
Police and county authorities
orgamized n search Monday night,
following the kidnaping of a 4-
year-old boy hy three youths who
stole n new automobile belonging
to the chi1d's parents,Mr.andMrs. W. S. Cunningham, Kennnd,Neb., from in from of 2314 North
Thirty-third streehThe boy, Laverne Lee Cun:1i|g~
ham, was asleep on the rear seal.of the car when it was stolen,Noreports on we whereabouts of the
child or the cur had been received
at midnight.The boy's mother
was hysterical,fearing injury to
him by the cur thieves.
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nard and Arli
completed with
one which is n
been accompaniéd to the~state fair
Monday ty. Mr. and Mrs. William
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raliy inz with n hsihle =nrt. he pio
ooedvd to Introduc e his frivnd.
Alexander Mu n lor k .u genuinely
romantic figure.nlthnu gh neither
removed the frail a:6¥den dishes
from among the- wedding tmsuresInher sisser's chest.and carried
them rdnzvfiy down the stain.When. some sixty minutes later.Eddy Jackson appeared m the opendoorway with his customary mime.
"Hello,e\eryhody.".o rovishlog
vision presented itself.Marjory.lovoiy,laughing,not among the
runhlnns In the wide couch by the
l1onr lamp.wllh a delicate cuppoisedhorwoenher white fingers.At her side. with tho shining ar
my of me golden corfoo sm no aumnll tohlc close or hor hand. was
Iiinzer ln blue organdie.i " .called or-agmiy.
ARLINGTON NOTES
The public schools opened here
on Monday morning with the fol~
lvyving faculty: J. R. Vinckel, Sup-
cmtendent;Helen Reppert, Prim-
¢11ml:Clifford Decker,athleticsandmanga!training;Mm.J.I
R=y..mum¢; Misa Beatrice whim,
Engosh;nm.J o1i¢ Aua m, HomeEconomxcs;M m Liinnie Zuehlka,
Mathematics and Physics;Mrs.
Agnes Hollister,'Tth and gm
grades;Mtss Dorothy Cobb,:sth
'und 6th grades;Miss Joy Ley,
3171* and no K*`%d'=S= Miss Fanciion
B~LlNE Hum w
NEA~
The B-Line hi
been in the proc~
during the past
nearing coxnpleti
The road has
carefully wee
nard and th g m
in a num r -
fences sa out to
The new bridge
over Papio cree
Kennnrd has bee
and motorists
choice of using
or the new.
Tir nme rma n, ~pr ima ry .wh e r e th e y p la n to vi s i t se ve ra l
Mr s . C a r l J e n s e n , wh o w i th Mr .d a y s wi th M r .Ba te s ' n e ph e w, E l-
J ensen mo ve d tn W a s hi n gto n la s t to n Ed mon d so n a n d wi f e .Mr .
" . ~1;ca n l | ||~an~_..Re b e k a h ; g a ve a f a r e we ll p a r ty i n Pe n ne y sto re a t L en d .`°h e r h o n o r a t t h e h o m e o f Mr s . M. |A. N. A n d e rs o n sp e n t th e we e k ~
E .W i n s et o n W e dn e s da y eve n in g .en d a t h i s h o me h e r e .
The e ve zlin g' was s pe nt i n a so c i al Mr . an d Mr s . H. C . e d y mr d s a n d
sz mu r»u=:1~|n1e I sravelinz""' -.- .ns v o i l5lains Iffighway in Frontier coun-
\.......,.....\.:-l.L_-ty at coat of $42,T43..v
I3 5|m.|y nuxcu nu:ss of constnxction
summer is now
>n.
been gone over
1 Blair and Ken-
:le has been raised
Arapahoe-~State Highway De-
partrhent installed stop signals
along Qghway No. 21 through this
place.
Contract awarded for gravelhg
highway between Oxford and
f places and the Arapahoe
give a wider road.
Berry Bros.
Sugar, cash $5.69
Pabst Mama
2 l-2 lb. can
Value Milk,.
iall can, 3 for
Advo Corn Flake;
3 large pkgs.
Duchess Broom
4Tie ..
";§''3'°:::z .$1.79
sl nabbonwofk
;4f'§§ value .~
School Shoes for boys and
glrls
$1.98 to $2.99
TRADE COUPON
Present thi; to the clerk
It is worth 10: on A
$2.00 purclnu or
254: on | $5.00 purchase
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}°T"¢I"L""';.;".1'"°" ing unit for the entire home or le! us,fII,'X,..& if. ":"f.baf;;know you are interested and we will all
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$2.00 enrolh you in the Helhoh FREE
COAL Club.Before cold weather lets in
we will inshll the new lleatmh in your
-" ( lln ¢a r E tta " - a r e busy ")¢fDu|| -[lvlng" their alntxr Murjnry fur DM'-'anon In the "beauty pageant" thatr e n i n ;with Eddy J ac xaou. prov»er»un young farmer.her escort.Inriory loaves for the muc ip nzed
KBYIIEU ln (.'1.N.l\l:lll|uuuI \¢.-.....-I'nil He wa sno r s h ln lm: mat o m .1ery _lnll. with a #rest ease nf man
ner and c omplete self-pusaemlnn.
h I r an d dar k.wi th sleek dark n ~.
¢5;fa;; éi`5§§.§vT1E1~§I1E§f spent. the day at. thcgmf"°H'::,':='a,';';".":; 3 ibffd'e==°!=}"!9¥ee';__'T{"£i\152| 25.bmld ln g .I t wl l l n o t be c o m-
te d f o r s eve ra l we ek s y e t, ho w-
ar , a n d wg " i t is n e c e s s mjy f o r
to akand f o r twen ty - on e dav.;
A n e ve n t o f in te re st to f n e n u s l g m m n e home.
in th i s vi c i n i ty to o k pla c e re c en t-M r .a n d Mr s .Le o n a r d Peters on
ly wh e n Mi s s Gen evie ve Th u r b e r ,re tu r ne d Su n da y e ve n i n g f r o m
da u g h te r o f M r .a n d Mr s .F r a n k Els i e , Na b . whe r e th ey vi s i te d f . h e
Y Q " "" "" ` " `' " """Loppeu at me nun: name ar,In% ¢ . d 2 Z . 5 ' 1 § , ~ker h°me|:0lp. nzinllgmndny, ~le¢tmLa:::|': g :ve
ll 0 al eep car nz s rear-i t....£f.'1;'1',.ff"¢-,..t-f.?.;w°\'§f.'l':.°.f§ oldbrq1.her, l3_u3»:ell .!"*»° tha housg to asuure perfect and thoroughfing' of the cement.l
§'le gra di ng work has a ll bm;
tr i ph.u m I hright vses.and a tmn .n r n wn l
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CHAP Iltf t II -tbve nr olk an d ne rv-ous strain attendant on the bulld~ing of n new c h urc h to replac e theOlllRr own u tru c lurl h u : Hos te d Mr."l°olilverl vy es to the pnlnt ofthreatened hllndneu. and he ln for-bidden to use them. though contlnuln; to oroupy his pulpit.Glnlter huetriedlnmanyway s lo add to thefsmlly 's .ilrndrr income. but she lunot dim:oura$°d &lnr]or!with Fld-l r Jarkann and at friend he ln tr mduc rn an r u b Andrfsws.returns lntriumph.ac knowlrdgjrd thy;nrly :
face.Glnger c ould have oanc eu
wi th jo yShepoured the coffc-e wi th
lingers that tr emhled a llltle f, c ust
lng disc reet proprietary :lan-"os at
lli ztrjo ry to mak e s ur e Umt sh e re
mnlnod vlvld ly alert and Interest
ed. and frown lnf: terr ibly at Etldy
.Inc ksnn on the side.Edflv studlo-1
the de lic ate li ne s o f h is sma ll c up
wi th a algnlllc ant fnsolnntlou.hal-
Th u r b e r o f Te c u h*mae "" " °" " °@ ¢ l past.wee k.Hr s .A h c e Me mo .g i f ° " * € g °° " t a t a l"U?h@'ln tf h r e t u m e d h o me wi t h t h e m a n d a l l l
. e n °urtker o f thas D1°~0@!peot:4 to visit re la tive s h er o f o r g
M15 5 Thur ber as a gr adu ate of Ne - ' c oup le of wee ksln a a k a W es ley an Un i ve r s i ty a n d Mr .a n d Mm_, (; hr iB Pe te rs o n of :
as 9 me mb e r °€ th e h on o r so r or ity l B er mo n vis i te d re la ti ve s he ro Sun-I
P111 Kappa.Phu,a n d o f th e W e s - ' d a y a f te mo o n |l e y a n c h a p t e r o f A l p h a G a m m a M r 1.1-1d N i r o L e o n H i t c h c o c k '
D e l t a .S h e t a u g h t i n t h e R a v o n n a a n d f a m i l y o f ° K a n 3 a 5 C i t y v i s -
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I§ft'P;=,§_'"1??.'1*3&a* ::§,P';'i*f.2¥ sf sw#f<=1=:*~="=e haf# affsol .f%?3.'*'
' " "" r '"`"I wilh them.Wllm wer came ollldf.f2~.1."".,.'I.";.E€2L'° -=;-_ig§,,*_§_§'_. 15 or zo minulcs_la!er. me mr and 1
llr. w°'u!d:"'l"f'Pl"°d W ~'°m».. »§`¢%\¢,...lakh. fin
N*l'£'3°""'€' .5 e 'il'f"'°I- . ..I'-14|-1 Nnnh 1~mm.n\ird men. re-ith::s hu d exc e pt a s mall gr ad e UP 3I l
bridge which Lh|¢,;"¢A|be;|_ §und| h ~ panned Inter I-hut they had seen process of eonstnxction.Thls;,___,_,_;.°_three youu~ me~ pushin~°f£l_°|ig e ll probably~ nQt be fin-
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sixth birthday was given at the
Charlie Peters home Sunday aft-
emoon.
~.~3 :|..fr i e nd s an d r ela tive s Th u r sd a y .th e y i d a n ti f i e d a s th e Cu n n i ng h a m
S a m Ge ls to n vis ited wi t h H a l a u w .Th e y o u th s we re ta i k i n g
L y o n s Sund ay .ab o u t a tten d i n g a da n c e a n d were
'te lli n ~eac h o t h e r t h a t " n o w ,we
» aug
o f th ei r c ousin,C a r l Fre dri c ks en
a t Cou nc il Blu f f s ,I o wa .
M r .a n d Mr s .Chr is Su nd s a n d
a n u mb e r of o th e r f r i e n d s vi s i te d
ag Ch r i s Ne ls on 's Mo n d a y e e -
ma g .¢|.|. .|.
Monday evening.Mr.and Mrs. George Christen-
se:'1and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
~u un~o ~ma 3, ns spen~-ing a few days this week with
Etna Sunds.
Mrs. F. E. Junghluth and Mar-
jorie and Mr.and Mrs.Henry
Christensen of Biair,returned
from their trip Tueaqay.
maker Sunday.
Henry Tietgen and daughter
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I 0 g |u . ~_T h e a f t e r n o o n ; " 4 \ 5 § P ¢ n t i n t i e i n g A p o u n d i s a .p o u n d y o u s a y ?
9 c o m f o r t a n d h n v m g t h e m e e t - .N o t .a l w a y s .
g f *a f t e r w h i c h a l u n c h w a s s e r v -A p o u n d o f f e a t h e r s w e i g h s m o r e
...t h a n a p o u n d o f g o l d b e c a u s e
E l G t t h d f l u .| 4a t J T ;J . ° A ? ° J ° 1 ' i § 8 ° n " § ` $ i @ ` ~f e a t h o r %o r e w e l h e d b y a v o x r d u -
'p o i s "w e l g h t w h i c h h a s 1 6 o u n c e s
a t t h e 0. C . L ie s gh e h o me Th u r s
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Su n da y a f te r wh i c h th ey to ok i n
th e pi c ni c a t Be nn in gton .
M r . a n d M m Fr a n c i s J u n g blu th
a n d Ri g m p r Br od e zu ar d sp en t
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.C 1 ||:..A comrnunity picnic was held inElk City Saturday.A large crowd
sheep unharmed-Ripley.
attended.|.Punishment by Proxy
Mr.and Mrs.J.S. Crink and \.Bernice matured to the A. E. Crink|ln Genfnany during the nine-
homo near Ames Saturday morn-
ing to bring Donald and Lawrence
down for the picnic at Elk City.
Mr.Thomas Nelson of Idaho,has been visiting his brother, Chris
Nelsonwthe past week.
tventh century all Princes of the
blood had their "Prugelknaben"-
that is,,n boy who was brought up
with the young Prince and who
was soonked every time the Prince
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ite d a t th e A lb e r t Su nr is h ome on
Fr i da y e ven i ng .
'Bins.He n r y Rosnc ker spe nt az
f e w d a y s la s t we e k wi th re ia d vc s
i n Ben ni ng to n.Mr . a n d Mr s .G. F . P a uls e n at-
ten ded a bi r thd a y pa r ty a t Ben»
ni n g to n Th u r sd a y e ve n i n g .
Mr s .C.V .S h u ma k e r a n d Mr s .
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F. E. Jun~h~uth home
fall can, S tar
School Shoes for boys and
glrls
$1.98 to $2.99
ning.,a r}u}11]wr of young follcs rom
sl nabbonwofk
;4f'§§ value .~car were hatless a°nd coatless, po
lice were told.
Advo Corn Flake;
3 large pkgs.
mince malt. of the dh-1 will he
hauled annul it.
Gmveling 'e expected to stan.
= " `'home.Cdl url lee this wonderful hen!-
}°T"¢I"L""';.;".1'"°" ing unit for the entire home or le! us,fII,'X,..& if. ":"f.baf;;know you are interested and we will all
-J ||:|AA;;»:ar|wr|o on yon.
N' k 0 olcFrledrlchsen Hdw.
Ke nna rd, Nebr.
ber of children, were present.more an a po »o 1'9
TRADE COUPON
Present thi; to the clerk
It is worth 10: on A
$2.00 purclnu or
254: on | $5.00 purchase
W a te r lo o Sa tu rd a y e ve ni n g .
M r .a n d Mr s .C.V .S h u ma k e r
a n d M r .a n d Mr s .Ha n a Mu e lle r
a tte n d e d t h e S t a te F a i r a t L i n c o ln
Mo n d a y an d Tue sda y .
M r .a n d Mr s .E d Ga in es a n d
f a m i ly vis ited a t th e J i m Ch ri s-
te n se n ho me F r i da y .
-_._. .. ... .--
er on we door step of an Omaha
home unharméd and in another
place the car was found intact.
The boys evidently only wanted a
little ride.
Duchess Broom
4Tie ..
an awee ks o n th e ro ad be twee n K u n -
na rd an d B ia ir .Co ntra c ts c a ll f or
..
wo:1't~ have tb walk,"the Letkaa
dsamThe three pushed the ear around
the corner to the wesjc on Erskire
q* 1 ~~5 ;.~
r .'£rfz»mr»-'c
I
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_...............-A po un d o f fea th er s.we i gh s
";§''3'°:::z .$1.79
I o
II
W 3
po :bc a pound, while gold is always
weighed by troy;-*eight which only
contaims 12 ounces to the pound.-
Ripley.
Bye Bye Black Sheep
During-rm storm in Lnnloau,
Fmnce,lightning struck into a
sheep fold.killing:everv black
on the hill there,Mr.and ra.
Letlgsx reported.Mr. Cunnirmghnm called upon his
uncle, Charles Van Deu.-sen, formerchief of police, to aid in the search.
coupon can be turned in as part.
BERRY BROS. GIVE
ADDITIONAL BARGAINS
to be :\ very profitable one to their
patrons.
Only one coupon may be turned
in at :L time although they are good
nl:any time for trade discounts.
Watch for them each week at the
botwm of the Berry Bros. adver-
tisement which will appear each
their store.This is a new way of
"~I I
o f Th e E n te r p r i s e Be r r y B r o th e r s
bega n :1 n e w me th o d o f d i sc o u n ts
to théir patrons.Each week at
th e b o tto m o f th e i r a d ve r ti s e me n t
.. ..
W E E K
$2.00 enrolh you in the Helhoh FREE
COAL Club.Before cold weather lets in
we will inshll the new lleatmh in your
fall.The gravel will prove to bc
n great convenience to Kennurd
people ns it will enable them to
have a perrnnnent. road the year
round.
beauty and wi th Hu r a o u n a lugold. the chief prim.She gives themo m; to he r f a th e r a s p ar t o f thr-expunne nec essary for lhe treatment0f11I| ey es by Chlc xgo nnoc lallats.
anrod the small sauc er provnrl-
ous ly on his large ha nd . an d emp
tie d the c up In two la rge d mui hr a.
requesting more.and ag ain more.
lxay znlllg pli u lu u u u pa p :Ulg u u 1.\Tec umseh.Mr .Lnakv-r.Ron o f
Mr .an d Mr s .J .F .L a a k e r ,wa s
gmdua_tf:c [ frofn the Ijlgpguska W es
mat.WGBH,Yiilillflllllg 1. 0 uwu u mm:Sun da y ..Mi s s Op a l 'W r i g h t we n t m
Ma p le to n ,Iowa.lugzt .'I'hu.\:5d;y
.nnnndn Alexander Murdncli. on the other leyan Universlty m 1926 and 1§ a where she willnnd,aa bevame a genuinely ro member of the Everett fratemzty.there this year.
.....n.~ flmarn hnmiléd his with an For the naar. few vears he hast
teach in me scnools'.l..ll¢|w e n t l u u u l u w 'm um s- -- ul l l r l a m l e n d j g g 9 - a - v_ ~ ' f £ = ! ' . £ * 1 ° \EJ
ngm bag.Her rather reacneu wrlt. llrlxggled wllh her playfully for
pow uis loo of n.She tucked her
hand Into his arm.lookin:hack.
The glrla smiled at her. xhe smiled
ln return.Thr-lr smiles were sad.
their falher c ould no t see m esmllen.Tlwlr young eyes yearned
wlln pain.Their father could oo:
see th e yearning,I l e wa ve d n
ha nd ll th em ln hlllh e f ar ewe ll.
" B e good girls.Ellen don'!le l
any body else go ma n ma d wh lle 1
am a wa y . ""Y n u must mean Mina J e u kln n
She In the only one left."
Llghr worrlx the y wer e. an d gay
volc a . b ut lh elr f alher h ear d.
a 'llnlsh born o f I o n :an d
u mp h a t her sl=ler l o u se e '
her erpreemlon proc laimed .luwf
aa I (old y o o l A m l s o du mb ?"
Mnr lo ry an d I ha ve not been
abroad yor M r lllu r d n r k "n i e
snld In a l on e u h lr h lmp lle d th a !
lh e lr d e p a n u r e wa s a mere ma t-
te r o f d ay a 'lt mu s t b e ve r y ta a
c lnatlng."F a th e r went o n a to ur l o th e
Ho ly land,"volunteered Mn rjo ry .
"before we were born."
" F o r my self,"c o mlnu ed Ginger,
pausing fo r a llghr touc h o f her
llp s h o th e r l m o r th e g o ld ?cup.
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steady c ustom.Ginger da shed | rl-
.. ...
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Been ahsocinted with his Talfner
Wonl was just received here hy
friends, of the death of Mrs. J. A.
Steele, a former old time Arling-
ton r esi de nt wh o pa sse d away Se g-er a l da y s ag o a t h e r h o me i n F u -
er to n,Calif .,f o llo wi n g a n illne ss
of s e ve r a l mo n tlf s d u r a ti o n .Th e
.deceased le f t he r e a b o u t se ve n
y e ar s a go .mo vi n g m L i n c o l n a n d
th e n t o Ca li f o r n i a wh e r e she h a s
li ve d w e pa s t th re e y ears.Mr s .
Steele wa s a lwa y s p r o mi n e n t i n
c hurc h an d soc ial ac ti vitie s he r e
an d un c le i n P.Z'a. sto re.
gri d vias s till a r nei nbe r o f Ser epr al
SHERIFF SALE
By virtue of an order of sale is-
sned o u t o l th e Co u n ty C o u r t o l
W a ah i ng wn Co un ty , Ne br a sk a, an d
t o m e dh-ec ted,i n f a v o r o l Th e
Sta te o f Ne br a s k a a s p la i n ti f f a n d
ag a i n s t Mn r t i n u s Swe ns on a s de-
f e n d a n t, I wi ll s e ll to t h e h i g h e s t
b i d d e r f o r c a s h th e fo llowi n g d e ~
sc ribed c a r ;to - wi t,On e Ch e vr o -
le t Sed an mo d e l o f 1923.
Sa id s ale wi ll b e he ld o n Mo nd ay
th e 1 6 th d a y o f Se ptembe r,1929
4
But Mlm Jenkins, unn¢'counmhly_Wuhan!a word.detached herself
from the cluster ofgn-ls and ran
u p lo h lm.Sh e th re w b mh : r m s
lhout hu shoulders, and kissed him
on both c heeks..
"Be rnnenul. oh. be c areful," she
said,and her face no r ke d wi th
emotion.In the dramatic silenc e whic h lol-
lowed lhln u norpec led ou lhursl. in-
r ln m' |llg ht m u d led, her father
fo r alle annorreu nun-x urli us.1shouldnot c ure s n muc h to do the
Ho ly ln nd .I wa n t to g o lo P a r i s
an d see Mo nxmnn re ,an d th e
bonlevards, and the Follies.Th ey
don 't ha ve th i ng s lik e th at ln th e
Ho ly la nd ,Ho w lo ng a re y ou tobe ln Re d Thr u sh .Mr . Mur do c k? "
" 0 h .some weeks.I fanc y."H e
nnld "{nnoy ."In the Mid dle W e st,
" I th i n k "an d " I dare a n y 'are
qui te c o mmo n, wh lle " I gue ss " a nd
14|..\,~|..m~' .m nm nlmon lh nr n n
Unapter, U. rz. D. ol uns plucethetimeoi' her death.Funeral
services were held at Fullerton on
Wednesday.Surviving u e two
daughters, Misses Mary and Fan-
nie Steele of Fullerton and one sonRobert. who lives in Oklahoma.
Hundreds of people attended the
annual Mission Futivnl of SaintPnuls Lutheran church which was
held Sunday in the grove near the
c hurc h.Th e m o r n i n g servic e wa s .
a t th e N o r t h f r o m d o o r or u wW a s h i ng to n Co u n ty C o u r t Ho u s e
i n th e C i ty o f B la i r , N e b r a s k a , a t
th e h o u r o f 1 0 A . M .
D a te d th i s 3 r d d a y o f Se ptem-
ber, 1929.33-2t,Ma ur ic e Meh re ns , S he ri ff .
PEACEFUL HILL
urn)."why--my dear-" gasped Helen.
"Why, Why-"'"Ola,the poor,brave.dom af
flicted Soul."wept Miss Jenkins."Going away like that--with justihatheiploscsyounggirltolookafter hlm.I nhouldrft have por-mlttod IL I should have gone my-s e l f . "
!'(Ih,Miriam is ver;cnpahle.Shu! has always none hetom.She
|l £ \ . l u | I Ik n o w n ." I f a n c y "i s a n a f f e c t x y
L i o n l n a n y b u t \ a r o m a n t i c f i g u r e .
" D o le t me n n y o ur cup."she
cooed."You see."continued the low.slow voice. "I took a job today. andshall go to work tomorrow,"Glogcr looked forward.Sho didnot breathe.nh, It he could but
he president of the bank where theTuhhyIndividualrlspiredtolick-
held in German,conducted by|H h edRe v. ~ Wulf of Fremo nt.Rev. | ,,3:;:;f"'s; o;:°,,2.°'o;'z:
Wui ijas been a misglonary in is again teacher.
A ntme, South Amonca for thai Miss Evelyn Knowlton attendec
post ten years and ns now h°m°t.eachers institute in Bla ir dwg
on a furlough.Rev. G. Zoch of days mg; week.
Eiurdoch hoo charge of t e Eng-i Miss Evelyn Knowlton,Vern:
'=S*\.S°}"'i*E@ an the '*f*'€"'° n.The and Marjorie Kuhr visited friend:
Lndxes Amd served unch at in Fremont Wednesday evening.
n o o n a n d r e f r e s h m e n t s t h m u g h o u t A l a r g e - n u m b e r o f p e o n l e a r e
i l u .d a u .l _ n . . _ . | : . . . . . . o h . .n C n § n { n ¥ r H : i a w f w l cJ.|
t.
Qn i lak o c m-5 ni ' h im"
ilu (Miss .Im-nkinn.ali!!weonlnir
ln stumps.." " " " ".."""""""\5 "IU °\°"= "°" '""" " "E\\'l|nr-what nrafendnn-"'I . ~resmktiff ..E":,.!'.E....E.l _ Lqon wel §°f\=="e._'H5*F*\ speni
u p .. . - . . -l .- _ ." Th e U. n n d R.Yo u k n ow.the
lltlle ' 0 ra n g e a n d Blac k c h ain gro-
cery mo re on the corner o f Ma i n
and Brnudwuy ."
Ginger ant mntlenlesa.He r
slim f ingers froze about the h andle
n f the l i m o gold cup.Presently
she set it d ow!!wi th n dete rmina-
llo n [hu t s po ke volumes to th e n c -
rus lemed earn of Ma r jo r y and
Eddy Jac kson.
°°I.ets an fur n dri ve n|J\\,"she
said c oldly ."Edd_v. youwe get tn
Lake. Linrjory ln fr o n t wi th y o u .I
wa n t Mr .Murd oc k to tell me all
nhoub--the groc eries.I th i n k th e y
are no fasc inating."
°But I wns rp rep ar ed fo r y ou."
objec ted Eddy ."I pla nn e d to g ive
y ou a drivi ng lesson."
L»I1{1ll?8 AIU rn mu zr u \.u L\I..r\U|..1u»|d .|F1' id aY to spe nd the d ay m t h ° " ° Q s u r i f y a n l l i r q c i o g-@n{`ri¢h am
i h e lf me mb e rs ,Mr s .I..P .De le h ild re n h e lp e d I si rlix.f g gu §,;g\;\@i
de r c e leb ra te he r i r t a y h a yD r .a n d Mr s .P .L. dCafiy a n d Su nd ay night.Visi tors a t the
sons re tu r ne d Several " s "tg "Ch a r le s W r i c h h o me we r e D-1lr.am
fr on ? a mo to r t r 1 p to Beloxt, \'\1§.: Mrs.Pe te Ra smus se n.lliay nnrf
Mlsses Ruth Pfexffer :md 51131.3 H2111 Ma r i a n o f W a sh i ng ton ,M r
He u e n n a n le f t. Mo n d n §f o r Oe m a n d Mr s .E a r l F i tc h a n d Donnlu
wh er e th e y wl ll ta k e a bu smes s o f g m a hc ourse at Boy les',Colle1ze.1|A l m a a n d Ma r y W r i c h Bm
Mr .a n d Mr s .~I wb e r taf 5221 Thelma.V a n De Ven ter o f Blair
da u g hte r , F a y e o rer nor q. vm c a lle d a t th e A u g u s t K a h n k h o m
at th e G. I. I'fe | .f! 'er home Sun day .T sd fbernRev. J . E . Ae sc hba c h er o c c up le dl " h a é h i s W g g g o f B la i r spen
th e pu lp i t S u n d a y mo r n i n g i n th e H C .K h , ' _ab s eq c e e f/ Rev. A . J . Ed g ar , wh o ' § ¢ " 2 ° ' f § 5 ~H_g " K anl
Wil3 Ill.¢d _|Mr s . C h as . w. A nd r e ws an d s o n lf= ; , ' ; " Y w e r e ; ' ; ' d " § t u 5 ; " ° 5 e ; ' ;
Bill left Mond ay to spe nd th §W @€ k- 5u ._;f \gg;_ If§M__. D rum.
wlllmu t n wor d. pli ilvfl awa y f rom
her haud and hurrlvd down tho llag»
sumo pa th in wa rd he r own h ome.
Gln;;er'a oyos were ntorrnlly r e
ilec llvu.
" ll' m. "Bhn muttered."ll'm'£---
Ma wma d .The darn thlng's c :1tc h
i n g "
Later tlmi nfterrmon. Eddy J m'k~
son, c alling by telepho ne. got Gin
ger nn the wire.
" w w e y ou any one there wh n l
would llke a little be flulng ?" he ln-|
quired tcasingly ..
"Mar jor y would li ke lt,{aug-
poac . hut lm h er e to s e e th a t s h e
dnf»sn't zo:lt
Miriam theref'
Nn.she has none to Phlc aznw h futher.Helen hns gone driv-
ln and for dinner. W -2 mutha
mn i i ml s q ui r m a n d w 'K he h omeunlll ln\e.Mnrglss here. Pm here.
an d ll' y ou wa nt tn h old ha n ds we
c an ge t Mis s J en kln a"
"I don't.Ru! I hnve n c hap here
-man x mel ln (?hlra| :o n lo ng time
ago»prl~\ly n|¢'e fr-\| uw-lives In
d
g..
e
n
l t nao long Deen w a g e r s greatdesiretolearntod r i ve bu t no w,
wi th a si gh,she relinquished th at
bea utifu l dre am to s ave h er lo ve ly
Mur jo ry fr o m the mac h in ation s of
llllB base pretender.Aro und the
world-~an a umker,perhaps.Or
vor ng I i a " g a s f r o m p o n to p o n
wi th re la ti ve s a t Ne b r a sk a Ci ty .Mr s .W .K .E l y wh o h a s bee~x
ill f o r s o me ti me , i s a ble to b e u p
an d ar o u nd p ar t of the time .
G.I .P f e i f f e r le f t la s t w e e k o n
a b u si n e ss tri p to S ou th D a k ota .
M r a n d Mr s Ro y L. P ie r c e a n d¢1 . . : u . . . . . . ., J A n v m m M u n n M n n d B . 1 ' l
M r .a n d Mr s .Ot to V o s s a n
f a m i ly atte nd ed th e ha r ve s t fee
ti va i i n B e n n i n gto n o n S u n d a y .
A u g u s t K a h n k Gu s a n d Ma r i
vi s i te d a t th e F r e d P e e tz h o me i
E i k h o m Mo n d a y e ve n i n g .
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WH
Mmre People Ride on Goodyears than any
er Tire mndel -
B E C A U S E
In has a tread that holds the road.
It has the Supertwiet. Cord--the strongest
curcuss in the world.
The price is low, especially when you con~
sider the mileage received from them.
I..1c..to visit at the F. 's.Webb home
for several days,Mis: Clara Schoettger lei't. Set-urduy for Filley where ehe willteachHomeEconomicsi n the
public schools this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters andfamilymotoredtoWakefieldon
Sunday to take their little grand-
daughter home.
Employees of the Nebraska Pow
er Co., are busy surveying for anew poweg line north and north-
west of town.This line will serve
mminy of the farmers as well as
St.Pauls Lutheramchurch,thepnrsohageandtheparochial
schools...
New cyclone caves are being
constructed for the safety of the
pupils who attend the St.PaulsLutheranparochialschoolsnorth
of town.
has been spending his vacation on
a farm near Versailles, Missouri,
returned home several days ago.I-le was accompanied by his 'hunt
and uncle and family who are vis-iting here for a few days at the
Rev. J. E. Aeschbaaher home.Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Marshall'A'nd
granddaughters,Vee and Maxine,
who have been at their summerhome near Mercer, Wis. for the
past ,month,returned home lust'
Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dannerand!
family of Omaha, left Monday aft-l
er n few days visit here with l\lrs.
Danner's sister,Mrs.Mary Hur1.|Walter Hart, who is now employed
in Omaha, accompanied them.
Mrs. X. Cross, who was ill withan attack of flu for sexual days
|is reported as recovering.
Dl.ur|ur)f lulgug uuu:nun w r l.Il.\'evleniug, but sinc e Miriam ls away .
y ou would have to girlfri end me."
Evan over the telephone Eddy
could feel the sudden arm-Ice in
Gingef s voic e. the c oretous glitter
of her hrlght Gres. the gulie In her
fly ing tlmllghli.Ne w i ' o r k - C h l
¢ago»--around the w o r l d -
"W hy , Eddy - -ot c ourse(Pd loveto.Murjory will adore lt-mme. too.
You know I always enjoy y ou, Eddy ,yoo've got so much sense."
" W r ' ll hroe;-e i n about eight,
then."
° " " r " ' " " v _ . _- . . . . . . . . . . . . _ -. . _ ' . -doc k in by her side, and immediate
ly set herself to isuuhblng hlm..
W hen oc c asi onally , in sheer y outh
and good anlrlts.sl\e forgot her an-
noy anc e and yielded to the pleas-
ure o f the hour , she c ons oled her-
se lf wi th th e tho ug h t th a t at le as t
she had su red hi arjory fo r the fu»
ture,and they parted a t the par-
sonage two hours later mer ri ly
enough.
Thr oe day s passed before they
had ne ws fr o m Chicago I t wa s
not vers* ettcuuraulnz.Th e r e wa s
Ginger n e w u p th e stnlrx."Mnr| ;ie.Margie."she culled.
_" Qu lrk - pu t a n ( llc d re s s. "Mu r j o r y t Calm wn s mnddeulng,
She was mlnlc urlu g her (Suk nulln.
_She looked up evenly, loo ed down,
c on tin ued to po lllh.
:' n m d r a a - t h e dress!E e u
:tram New York . and Edd y J ac kson
.ll h rln g lng h lm to - -t o look nz y ou.A mu u d the wo d d ;my deer.l w n
y e an o f It-- un d th at tak es mon ey !1Be's used to people dressed un for
d n n e r every lln gi a nlg ht.;I d u n
an h e'l| wear us evenlnl gown h lm-
s a lf - I : n u n d r e s s m lt .l'll p ut nn| Helen's A lleeblue m-gunfire . lt just
| l U|me l'
n o lnnprnvement ln Mr .'l`olllver's
cnndltlon.Hi s ey es we re stlll
clouded In the mlsty Ing.The dnc~
tors were pesslmlstlc . By all means
he sh ould renmln nt hnnd for d ully
nhnervntlun an d treatment..fo r u n
np o mllon , lf I ( c n me tn llmt.Bu t
ln th e me un llme ab so lu te re st was
lmvo ratlvc .He m u s t ha ve entlre
freednm f r o m nervous strain.en<
tlr e la r k n f wor ry an d renprmsl
hlllty .Fresh ulr. guud (ood. tullnl
oxerc lse, these were the tnnlc s thatby feeding me bod y wuuld strength
en his slght.Partic ularly they
warned that n nhn c k of any n ature
wluxtme/er mlg hr pr e dp ltn te total
md per ma nen t hllnd nes s.I n
|
lr Fof
win
WINTER DRIVING A King Could Buy No Better[your Car start on the Cold Mornings
; winter?
I it pull through the mud nndiee and
3 Ma r jo r y wa n d er e d .Th e mera
:Joy o l dr a wi n g m u a W lu t ln
. h v o n"W el| . I d on 't k no w.| d a r e n n !
,lt wo uld b e ill r ldlt.[Mx o f f n \ k |
do dr vm fo r \llun a' ."
~oh_d u i ln g , h o w mo d o f y o u .
'YH d o n ll th e wor k.WW II be hav-}ing a fter-d inner c offee hy th e Mor
h m m '- ' a m w e hnvexrt th e rlgh l
| € ll¥\ 5- "."W e' | ~ e go i ng to bo r rmv me mm
ne t o u t o l Hd e lr l h o n e r h m.Th e
n a th e Gf l a n e n ga ve h u -lo r
G i z l n m u . "
" I l Y e b r e a k o n e o f t h a n g o ld
c n" W a w o n t A n d I t th a t dumb-
» \ » u o l a n ma m J s c tn o n g i ve s u l
\ | w n y - - r l. l - I ' l l -Hu r r y .on-ling.
_and not on pxe dral-I ' U a x ml n ! !
ao uq n ua nn '.
........5 nn, mu nw. W nv.slnlurs, hllrlnm begged them to lure
l t bravely ,an d to n e e !their fa-
ther wi th the lr usun\Ughg good
hgmmr.
" B e very cheerful."she beamed.
"nh,very .lie do euf! s ay any thing,
but he looks no sad."
Th e gh -ls :L h o me wen t in to lm
medlnte rou snltntlnn.Gi ng er was
nrsr eo give expresslon to ber
thoughts.Gln ge r wa n a lway s n m.
"'I'hen>°s just one !h\n¢ about H."
she s a m ntoully ."He ' s I n f o r n
:wa lo ng li e ge o l lt, a n d we mmm
ha ve mor e mo ne y .Y o n ' ve [ o t to
le g , lp n lo to wo r k. "___..
(Continued n e xt we e k )
Re v.F n l t z ( f i ll i n g i n b a p ti s m
e e r i i f xu w) - I » e t ' s s e e . th i s i s th e
ww. £sx'!. it!M m .B e l l - O h . l n . n n - o n l v t h o
next
w i r
Goon n:Ansnow?
To len us put il. in shape . IT H R E §Install a new WILLARD BATTERY
and put on a set of new
Rosenbaum Service StationGoodrich Silvertown Tires
Kennard Garage Kennard,Nebraska
Glwer ma any zo non ner '"f~
- ' r a n s m m r a xs a -B I A S -\Y.» \\ »n nl A Qn n* nn n\ \h \» R 1 5 9 0
very great put of the Jzmbone
viaiton.On! day I tho ught I
would keen record of the number
of visitors by reglnering ln a little
hand book.The boys had been
under constant watch and s t d n .
I gave them the aitemoon off for
relaxatio Between the hours of
3 and M. 200 people registered
their na in our book within
our mpee.This is about one
hal! the number visiting, m many
of them did not wait w sign be»
cause it was too crowded.
in c u r w the plate at dense
u m .It im'¢ necessary w go
the expense oipurclmning a l 1
quantity ol cream.Even ~1:
may be elirnmwid-and cookiuwe ll-i f you make use of I
:ouple\>! jdnket tablets..
Enough vanilla ice cream to fil
a two quart freezer may bemad
from a quart of milk, hal! a pin
of cream,a cup of sugar,on
tablespoon vanilla, wo junket ta~
lets and a tablespoon of col~
wa te r-a combination that i
Nqrlcs TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATE
s'rA'rs or Nizsmsu g
asWashington County |
In (he Matter oi' the Esllte of
Elk-n M. McKenney. Deceased:
To the Creditors of' S:}id Estate:
Washington County, Nebraska, L15|~ o which you are defendnnt, me ob~
~~0 | 6 6 5 ject and prayer of which action ~
and on the 21st day mf December,
1929, at 10 o'clock 1. M. on aah
of said days tn receive and ex-
amine nll claims agdnn md Ea-
tate, with a view to their adjust-
ment and allowance.The time
limited for the presentation of
claims against said Estate is three
months from the 20th day of
September,A.D.19291 and the
entered and the said Admlnistn-
trix dscharged.If you fail w appear before maid
County Court oh the 18th day of
September, 1929, at 10 o'clock, A.
M., and conten said petition, the
Court may grant dw prayer theme-01 ind mxks sud: other and fur-
ther-ordehs,adluwances and de~
crtes as to this Court may neem
proper.Witness my hand and Official
Seal this 21st day of August., |929
(SEAL)1. c. El 1 pn'
31~4!.Cqurxly Judge
hv ar of the pldntiff And from
said defendant,und that uid
plaintiff recover from said defend-
ant alimony and support money
for two minor children, the resuh
of said marriage; and that she be
granted the cuvbody of said minor
children.You are hereby required w
None of our party have contribub
ed to the fish.We rise at 7:30,
cat at 8:15 o'clock; inspection at
9:00 a.rn., practice on jamboree
You are Hcnby Nocified. Thatlters to the public.
I will sit at the County (hurt On board S.S. "Cedric"
Room in Blair in "id County on July 30, 1929;a `\9 'A l H 0 '
1235;free time till 2:00 p.ln.,
Scouts assembly till 3:30; play till
supper; play till 8 p. m., campfire;
in bed by ten o'clock.10 p.m.fr om Tu es ii ay on mea n s 11 o ' c loc k
a s we lo s t o n e h o u r o f s le e p f o r
th e n e xt f i ve n i g h ts bec ause o f
tu mi n g o ur W a tc h a he a d o ne h o ur .
O n 'hxesday n i g h t t h e I n d i a n
b o y s we r e th e g u e s ts o f h o n o r a t
| ;;.. .g
I will give you the "adventures
o l the Indian Jumbo Group".Leaving Muskogee ~'¥°»~»¢~g»».
July 17 and traveling by train day
and night we reached New York
Friday night at 9:30,The end of
our train travel did not wndnate
in New York; an we expected but
in Jersey City, New Jersey.This
is across the river from New
York.The Baltimore and Ohio
f said mm-iaze; and that she be
1 ted the cuvbody of said minor
hildren.You are hereby required w
newer said pefitiun on or before
e 7th day of October. 1929.
Mary E. Gilbért, Pminmiff.
By MAHER GL CARRIGAN,
1-5!Their Atfmleys.
ther-nrdeh,adluwances and de~
:mes as to this Court may neem
proper.Witness my hand and Official
Seal this 21st day of August., |929
(SEAL)1. c. El IVR'
31~4!.Cqugxly Judge
NOTICE OF FINAL AD-MINISTRATION ACCOUNT
Patrick &Smith,Attorneys,
Omaha National Bank Building.
STATE OF NEBRASKA r
ssWashington County,I
County Couri.In Probate.
ln lhe Matter of the Fataie of
.»..,~
NOTICE To CREDITORSOF ESTATE
A~ c. Debel, Atty.
STATE OF NEBRASKA I
| as
Washington County,|
ln the County Conn.
In the Matter ol the Estate of
Fun k E.Warrick,Deceased:
To the Creditnrs of Said Estate:You are Hereby Notified, That
I will sit at the County .Court
Rpom in Blair in said Coumy on
the 13th day of September, 1929,
and the 14th day of December,
1929, at 10 o'clock N. M.on each
~.~,,. ~
Y o u r f m 'en id 'ZIHI1 rla vi Prince of Wales visited our camn.§Pl¢2\$@ the most. economical......,.........-..- v. ......-..-.- - - -°""1 vu.:u4.uc;uanuu,wu c n :wc wc lc '°"-1'"5 '"IW .usllvannul ua uuc l ..`._'_o f Se ptembe r,1929.~~W e ~~~ a n d t h e blan k et..H e ~ " ° : , ," f " :j. , ' ": ° f ~f m :
w1 ' 1 ' N E s s m y h a n d an d th e Y o r k " ." W h e r e a ti n N e w Y o r k ? "O n W edne sday nig ht.B a n me s a me f " ° ' f ' " " ¥e 1 ;gr-an l.{'h t l e n ad d ap g a r a n d ,,,,,§1|a Di s-
Seal o f sa id C o u n ty Co u r t,th i s W e said." W e do n ' t k n o w :a n . B la c k h a \ vk ,m y Ne b r a s k a In d ia n .pea red i n c o stume p r g n |.... .'. .o'c1ock A.M. of each da;
oeive and examine all
against said IE1tat'e,with:
their adjustment and al
f t ur e 23rd day of Aug;ast. 1929 Amér imir ; af nr mmmnn u ma n l; nn n a- if llhtis he d mlli lir nn Hin 1nn|»zi| »ni!newspapers a n d Ill0\|iEtol\£¢om-| BolW 3 ju n k e t lablfrts i n th e ~
I.C. ELLER,~`z§ §"L`2» "¢ {§ §.»Y'{."7 "\7\}'e§ §l£~f""f " " ""W ""m""fpa ni e s .That afternoon another
County Judge.boarded the bus with the mst of Thursday morning.All Soouts|¥"}'*d review was held for ~
the train peopie.We were whisked assembled on the bow of the ship Pnnee of Wales - and the Cluef
M ,nM| N_to a ferry and taken across 1,};¢lfor a group picture.There were §9<?"f»Sly R°bF'"_Bad°"P°'YFu'
water, add to the milk, stir well a
moment, then pour immediately in
to the freezer can, and let Stand
in a warm room until firm-about
xsmx.)32-0.
The tim limited fort§o:| aff claims ngaini NOTICE n w ' m nLII--°" --'' ° " " " °H 232 S as bo d th Ced 'This jamboree is the t'wenty»first'emy nunutes.rmee can 131\'QUNT u-dson.My boys attracted co:1~ou a gr e nc. Our!_IBTRATION ACL sxderabic attention.When the fel-boys appeared m costume.Hn n i s r s a y _of -s°°'fting-~.P3f¢"'1 f 1 c '1 :d S""`;'of Septsember, A.time limited for 1
is One Year from
September, 1929
STATE OF NEBRASKA
Washington County,|ul
Grant Lathrop, Any.
low pasxngers found out who we'were, they were very courteous in heavy fog has settled.The waves Scout movement.Mr. Dawes, am- -then finish freezing rapidly.
pointing out places of interest in are higher.The fog whisile can baxsador,alno visited our Amer-'rms dessert is very m y w
enleflng New York by night.We~be lféari every other minme.I lean camp.make, lends variety W Lhe menu,
fm., nw Rmonn ..r m...»»., |a.~».¢~\ lnmndpa »s.....-mum m m s " ,We are having a great time.requires no ees! and lime cream
We are now in midocean.A Powell is the founder of uuepncl xreeze slowly w a :mer musn
of said County Court,
Y § M i , a " ' ° " "" . = I f c . D E B E L ,T9 th e he ir s at law, n eg rt o f ki n,';'"'» Q,"m" "{ "1 1§£ éi °"" " d " " " §c o u n ty Co ur t l n r m r m e3 1 - i t S p e c i a i C o u n ty ' " " " ° ° ! '
.f§Y'i$
'i`i1LnT'§`§§Zf3'°"'i§,"i'3,'§f§ 1n £ !§ m ;: §a u a c ls i m g a g a i n r x g d § § _I n th e ma tte r o f th e es ta te o f
-_.. ...'ln11»wi th a v i e w tn th e i r a d i u s b M a r v Lu te ,Dec éasedi Th e hei rs
- -----. ..._-.-. U. ...U-.."..°....~..\.,------___4 - - - - - - . H --.....-.,,--~.nd i th u g i n g ;€IlBi\Q dgeg n g tth e W o o lwo r th b u i ld i n g a n d ma n y Th e bo y s ar e s le e pi ng .Th e p a ss -Th ° ' ' E it i s a 5 P `* m a t tu n es , we a s k i d ' J |
other p lac es.Eve r y b o d y wa s ve r y ang ers a r p la y i n g sh u ff le bo ar d,en-l°5' lt.Sometimes we c an hm~d~nfeed to be c oo 'a n xs easn Y
rnurfn nna i n nur nrnmn nf rnn| 'm\nlmitsa Hvrlr hnll hnnrrl nn .rhmlr nm! a :Y Pl'@P3lE 01.11 1110818 bec ause nf.d1gest»ed a n d y e t 110811Ilful a n d
L E G A L N O T I C E
n u n »p
Ma h e r &Ca rr ig an ,Atto r ne y s .
To Lyle R. Gilbert,'
Defe nda nt.
Notice is hereby given that on
th e l s t da y o f Ap r i l,1929,Ma r y
P |"1'.i|}\nrf un nln in f if f fi lm!nn
settle men t of sai d estate a re nc r e~
b y notifi ed th a t o n th e 21st d a y
of A u g u s t, 1 9 2 Ru t h W oo ds , the
Ad rn in i stra tri x o said e state, filed
a pe ti tio n i n d Co un ty Co u rt,
p r a y i n g th a t h e fi n al ad mi ni s tr a -ti on ac c ount m i d herein h e set~
tle d an d allo we d th a t ro o f o fphe ir s hi p b e wlf ff l ord er for di str i~
\...a.:..._. J .........o¢....ma neninnnnnn¢
ncent an d a ll o wm c e .Th e ti r n e la t lo w,ne xt o f k in ; d e vi s ee s , leg -
li mi te d f o r th e pre se nta ti on ofla gee g, c re ditors an d a ll per ab: xsi '\-
c lai ms afzainst said Es ta te is
th r e e mo nth s f r o m th e 1 3 th d ay o f
Speternber,A .D .1929,a n d th e
ti me li mi te d f o f p a y me n t o f d e b ts
i s On e Y e a r f r o m said 13 th d a y
o f Sep te mbe r,1929.
W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d th e
te re stae d in the f in al s ettlemen t of
said estate are he reby notifi ed that
o n th e 22 nd da y o f J u l y ,1929,
Gr a n t Lo th r o p ,th e Ad mi n i s tr a to r
o f said es ta te fi le d a pe ti ti on i n
said Co u n ty Co u rt,p r a y i n g th a t
I
..... _.. - ,... _.,..,..-. --.....~wherever we went, Lhe people all
stared.
Securing a taxi the seven of unpiled in with our luggage, to go to
the Cumberland Howl.From all
the twisfs and turns he made, he
must have taken us the lom; way
round.We gave him $1.55.He
suid, "Probably you don't know it,
but I usuully get tips."We said,
,.,_-...., ....... ..-.. .,..... .,.. ..--.. ...N
l
cards,checkers and chess in the the srwn about the tepees.There
lounge.In the cabin 1 see laugh-is no privacy.\Vhen we eat, the
ter and fun, unaware of the dan people come and pull aside the lap
gets wiihout as the ship is pi10\@d:°f our "Pee just "° see the real
over a wempetuous sea.It calls w|Americm.When the boys dress
mind we church hymnal we sing.|"h'y must eiiher have a guard at
To the amazement of a few of us on | u'¢}°°|' or use an i""'?', door in
the sur board side, freighter ws addluon to the door covenng.As
nourishing.-
It is well worth try ing-whetlv
er you are in s cooking rut or not.
1
BURLINGTON MAN
ENDORSES SARGON
"Sargon has done me more good
dghted in the fog only 200 yards I w me ,the people come to the than :my medicine I ever took inaway.Its whistle had not beendfmf .FW P'°P " though I h" °I m>' }\ f¢ -____ _wSou rt,thislh i l!i m a ?aa mmxs tr a n o n ac c ount|.
~ _l\é~:in ~ séttled and allowedionin the District Court of of duwer an~~homestead~rights
(SEAL)~I. C. ELLER,
3l»4t County Judge
1 wards
.rimrgyerflan a .
téamand ¢{y2l'.'u:r.f*r't¢'
\P f l u l f h o n u ' t l xr, a n d Z i n c m . ' f . ' i ? § . ` . . a
i n ?o t h e r h a l f m t h a n y
a r d m n r y p a i n t y u u c l m o s e
1 I f D e v o e L e a d a n d Z i u c P x \ { n t
l w r w w j o b w e ~
n o c h n r g e f o r D e v o e . . .
'|Ifnevoeleul and Zinc Rrint¢|oesn't wearoneor twoortlneeyeafslonger. . longer and Bette;-.J
will °f ofo u g h ~ 1 . 2 5 3 a n d Z i n ;
, Pa i n t _ t o r e p a i n t yo u r . e n t r e '
house....
Petersen Hardware
D E V O E
STATE OF NEBRASKA
saWashington County,
John F.Rohn,Attomey
County Court.ln Probate.
ln me Matter of the Es me uf
The heirs at law,next of
NOTICE To CREDITORSor ESTATE
STATE OF NEBRASKA,sa.Washington County
ln the County Cuurt.
0'Hnnlon and 0'Hanlon,Attys
In the Matter of the Estntve of
Richard Murray, Deceased:
To the Creditors of Said Estate
You are Heréhy Notified. That
I will sit at the County Court
Room in Blair in said County on
the 13th day of September,1929
and un the 14th day of December,
1929 to receive and examine all
claims against said Estate,with
a view to their adjustment and
allowance.The time limhed for
the presentation of claims against
said Estate is three months from
the 13th day of September A. D.
1929 and the time limited for
payment of debts is One Year
from said 13th day of September.
1929.WITNESS my hand and theSealofsaici County Court,this
9th day ofAugust., 1929.
(SEAL)l. C. ELLER,
305L County Judge
NOTICE OF FINAL AD
that prool ox neirsnip ue \',KK€ll|order for distribution of assets
and assignment of dower and
homestead rights entered; and the
add Administrator discharged.
If you fail to appear before said
(Bounty Court on the 14th day of
September, 1929 at 10 o'clock A.
M. and contest said petition, the
Court may grant the prayer there-
of and make such other and fur-
ther orders,allowances and de-
crees as to this Court may seem
proper.Witness my hand and Official
Seal this Nth day of August, 1929.
(Seal)I. C. Elle:
30~5t County Judge.
"liere'a Tie ti.me you don't."Of
all the gall.
Alter a night's rest we rose
early and surprised a neighboring
cufc by asking for some wafem
He said, "You're early aren't you?
We don't usually serve much break
fast until 10 A. M."
Walking down theatrical row
we suw more theatres and show
houses than in several cities in
Nehmska.We were in khaki uni-
form, and while we were looking
at the shows, we were the whole
show for the other pedestrians.
Arriving at the National Head-
quarters we were informed that
our passports did not come thru,
\'I'here was some rushing around
blowing as had ours.A quick ad-
justment of the rudder machine
turned us out of the path of the
one ship we met so uncomfortably
close.
That aiternoon another life belt
drill was held for the ship's staff.|
We had our drill the first day out.of port.The motors in the life
boats were rechecked.
This ship is a 21,227 ton float-`ing village.It is 700 feet in|
length.It carries a crew of 454.
The additional passenger list is
845.This boat has 26 life boats.
Two of these life boats have gow-I
er motors.Each life boat has a
capacity for 22 people ln each
life boat is 2 pounds of (our now,
shut it several times.
The boys said, "We know how
Lindbergh felt when he returned
to America."Ike is the most tim~
id.I-Ie ducks for cover when in
costume as soon as he can.Yes-
terday when we were eating,so
many insisted on pulling aside the
ilap of our ten that the boys tried
a little fun, by shouting at them
in Indian.When the boys step
out in costume there is always s
great throng surrounds them,to
write_ in autograph books.The
boys simply had to seek shelter,
and play they "no understand and
no talk English stunt"so they
would not be worn out.Bennie is
not so timid.With his lariat and
_...¢_._ _-r L_ ______ ,_:_.. ___
QQ35
I .suffered with
stomach trouble
.t' h a t poisoned
my whole sya~
»tem and brought
'~ t on all kinds of
"For ten years
~.
`-1 av complications.I
had v ery little
a p p e t i t e and
what little I did
1 ~¢¢eat caused me a
I o t o 1 p a i n.
Lumbago a n d
~rheumatisrn i n
my legs hothew'
ed me a lot and
headaches thatmusthave been brought on by
constipation.Ncrvousnesg kept me
.~~.a
"~1 *t
I suffered from
\»
NOTICE FOR ADMINIS-in the national offices for a while.famous bismjfa)and a quart of '`_~from sleeping too and I wi; al-'rnATxoN OF ESTATE We had but one and three quarters water ibr each person.The Ced- gdge nd and m" ln Bhehfvegfn"ways tired wh lislesa.
lhours to make our ship.I was fic also has life rafts with throwl . n e oes no SP9 ns "Almo st as mon as I stan/ed
'row IK um.: ne rupes 1| lm-r wx now
STATE OF NEBRASKA I hun.",__}__¢s..|\1§__;_-L\' r awne.l¢..m...,e......-..|Aua||Gl..l U;nuuvvug Ianni Lv sus IHIUS Cupauu: u|,p|.|.u|,¢;;|u|5 uu uuu lgl sa En g li s h vis a o f f i c e This join s '» he| 6 o pe ople i n th e wa te r .\1n;;Uesg§§f1 gg;-msg % h ; ' ; f l. ' ° % ; 3 Ma s s ;
I s u b w a y t h l lf . A l f r e d h e l p e d t o ~Saturday .,W e h ad pac k i nsp ec -13 5 ; d a I t n w a b Q , ~g a n tam a y ,I wn s th en ru s he d to p i er 59 .Ou r ti o n b e f o re lea vi n g th e ship.F0 s 1_ - f ~¢rn.:_ Sf ff'_A 41...treatrr
usugull unu cuuguu DUALPii ls , my who le c ond ition b e-
:»impr o ve .Th i s vro nd erf hl
nent.bu i lt bac k m y s tr e n g th
J t my s to ma c h in f in e c on di -Henrv,.
Co un ty Co u rt.In P r o b a te .
I n the Ma t te r o f th e Es ta te o f
Sar ah Stewa rd ,Dec eased:
Th e hei rs a t la w,n e xt o f ki n ,
c redi tofa,an d A l l persons in te r-
. . . . A . . . l I . . .. . . J J n n l n b n n u n | n h n l n t t
Troop went immediately to our
r o o ms a n d pu t th e i r c o s tu me s on,
wh i le I stood i n li ne to ha ve th e
pa ss po rt chec ked.A sc ore or
mo r e o f c ame ras an d mo vi e ma -
c h i n es wer e re a d y f o r u s wh e n we
li f te d b u t s ettle d i xg a i n a t 4 p . m.
Sunday afternoon.Four ships
sighted.The first we have seen
m i l e s a w a y .1 1 1 1 3 1 5 o n t !0 1 m e
oldest English cities where the
Ro ma n s ha d fo rtif ic atio ns i n th e
sinc e Tues day wi th th e exc eption I 10th eeotury .On e lar ge c athed-
| r a l sti ll sh ows th e Ro m a n arc hi-of th e o n e we d i d not c are to see ., .W ».Th i s is th e re gi on i n whi c h th e z lin f g &. : . . ,' 2 ; . ,. . . § ? i " " i. ? l. "$223.
an d p t
tio n.
indigo:
f r o m
stoppn
la te d
My appetite picked up and
ation disappeared. The pains
lurnbago and rheumatism
~d entirely.The pills regu-
me perfectly without uhy
t:su.u Ill Banu 1.::»|.¢AM:::u c ||\:u:uyno ti fi ed th a t o n th e 23 r d da y o f
A u g u s t,1029,W i ll S te wa r d a n d
Ge or gi a Ho w e fi le d a pe ti ti on i n
sa i d C o u n ty C o u r t a lle g i n g a mo n g
c ame on de c k.Yo u p ro b a b ly h a ve
alre ady seen o u r pic tures.
A f t e r pos in g,th e foo li sh ques-
tio ns f n o m th e erouid be g an :A r e
oth e r th i n g s than Su ra h S te wa n l,th ey re al In d ia n ?H o w c a n y o us n in h ab i ta n t o f W s sh in gtno ni te n r e a l In d i an s ?C a n th ey ta lk
Co u nty , Neb r a sk a , d ie d on th e 4 th Fimrllsh?A r e they Seou is?
Y _ f . . . .I ! . . . _U n -D n w i n n s e n Q l n f n i i n f
Louisitamia went. down.We als.:uf
past the region where the Titanicl
san k.
A b o u t 4: 3 0 S u n d a y n i g h t la n d
is s i gh ted as we n o w a pp ro a c h th e
Iri sh c o as t.Yo u s h o u ld see these
w s u n u :n u u a c u u u l u u l ; ° | J | ,L I U U
a n d 1825.Ab o ut thi s an c i en t c i ty
i s sti ll th e o ld wa ll.Hi g h wa y s
ha ve n o w been c u t th r o u g h to
W a le s wh ic h i s on ly tw o !llll(?:
a wa y .W e s aw the s i te o f th e o ld
mi ll a b o u t wh i c h we r e a d wh i l i n..e~f f i l f , ~ ~ i r h s gr ad es ('I`hex°e v:as a hap py
'bad effects at all.
" P m g l a d to r e c o m me n d S a r g o n
i n a l l m y fri end s;it's n. medic ine
th a t d o e s a ll th at i s c lai me d f o r i t
-- a n d mo re . " - I - ' ra n k R. Bla k e wa y ,
1909 S.12 th S t. , B u rli ng ton , I a .
Th e Ste wa r t P h a r ma c y , A g e n ts .
day of August,1929,leaving no n c u u u l g ma r " " ° ' ? " » u ; * " ~Last 'Will and Testament and the land disappmfr an c ance.
nos.:assed of Real and Prsonal We ate our ill?"mea .on th
port."°~=;_.="Lne suuugc " " "miller who lived on the Dee, who!and was xrst.seen.An elder y said, "I owe no debt 1 cannot pay.|
woman who .had not rdurned .wil thank the River Dee,that turns
Ireland for sax years was smgmg the mill that griwd the urn to.;1:an Insh song, as she sat across!'n],t bl f B feed my babes and me We had~g. §_ wr: mg ta <§_ ",'f'f' f;_3 I a seven mile boat ride on the river
11:Dr. Norman K. Rathrmmn0I"I01\IETRlST
Over the Blair Drug Co.
Pham B]§¢k 41
Evenings by Appointment
iz s mié Qsth§,,t,d a t $515.00 and snip ut,noon. _w e soon l u m e n
nUn\rh\n|fn -»n||n3\\{¢l#r¢1§nl\lh lf lu ~ H 1 8 ~ d li h i n t h e Il ' lE ll\ l W IS
" i ";j"f'°'= "'°°`"°°°"°°"""°'" """ lscup.It hu some fanciful namen||'d attached.Thule names cozntinlled.--f_.'i°"..ff'f. ~ ~ '}..f"i. ts :lmnn 'aut the lame old dish u z a u p ,r n .w e w e r e u r u w m g : n w D e e
c a r t a r . '. l u e e : 1 s t o w : 1 . I r e l a n d . E ve n " .vr
..0|.lnLy \..¢0u1\.Jn u c .:1||.u a )uSeptember, 1929, ..c 10 0'4:loCR A.
M., and contest. said petitiom the
Court will appoint Miller Hunk or
1 w|'r "'."llIIIIUL uw \"vn u ;u l u-on ti nu ed . 0 u p p e d 'a s we la te r lb g d y i s h3I'P§"»bec aus e lan d loo ks fo r ma tio n th e c i ty o f L i ve r po o l
fo un d u ut.me li ttle b i¥ C l! ii S m3 d €! g 0 0 d to us.Th e Celtic ,a sister .Uu d legoodsouve nirs,th ey we r e arf!sh ip o f t h e ( b d r i c ,is s ee n on th e 3
nnmn nthm-nui tnh lv nerson A d -a n d WOLl\d ke ep ind ef ini te ly " 3 l0Cl-ES at 1.hiB port.I h a d no id ea |
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I/Jnnzen Barber ShopThe Bent nf ServiceIiiRegular Prices"":"'" " "" ' " ` " "r" " - ""_"had our choice of several meat or- that Ireland unru such a pretty1';1';iZ*,,.',';E,'I'.f"',.'1M".....'f '°"l~~-==- =~»»~» ge.a§er§|._ The *='=!s=1°£=.4 p}ace.As -w= »-~-.s»==sloping"A C O L U M N 1=oR
§ii§{§§l.l" §.f\.'I.}.'...| in|| nm¢-lnlldmin (l1i'i\'¢l chairs) are an P°"-'!Sh01'Q line, laid out like an adver-I 'rum' tr lvl* Qurans@$i`{£§f§E§¥.]'d,§§"}l¥ ,{\]§usY,`i5é5l
(SEAL)I. c. ELLER.
32-4:County Judge.
_,.-..,__.,.-NOTICE OF REFEREE'S SALE
cd fast.We had two fine W"3"'"tise\nent plot with its green andfmd we could have as many h9|P'lyellow fields, it was indeed beau-
lngrshas we wanted.th fltiful.The fences,because they
e sen was srnau §0 none 0 are made of dirt 4 feet. wide and ___-us became seusick.he ull f¢n4 fm high with a hedge planted D.u:vrY planes Wmj ._ _S°""é2'3f3?m§?¥£§§.m i
dizzy by "58h§-'Ih@_ §°°l_\f9°}";un wp oi' the dirt wall, makes "ml LYIITLL LXI ENSE. | | First door east Enterprise olfiebl
Meals, L0 Cent!
|W O M E N l I E. éf'1`€aT5f`x>}'°`§»`éLwf
Excellent Cuisine
of the sea, and roexeu_wnature made us sleep luke sleep ny -Rip Van
attended
church of
English
this kind
lx n dozbn
easily seen at a great distance._..xAsthebnywasshallowwe*lnve you gotten xnlo n cookmg x
droPP\'d anchor in the harbor and v..Mnny women have.and d_n BLAIR ABSTRACT & TITLE I
uansfgrred 1:9 a small ship fau a " & ' l § Z ' i l " § . . " ` ° " , ~Banded Abstracts:
n ten er.t could go up to t l f [h.l h k d |~ h .~PHONE 15dock.|¢?::..s..,..e.,\.y...2:J i l * . L i l Film Bldz.Blnir. Nehruka
the passengers and cargo \v x\»E°t feahze it.Early in he lrh COMPANY ;
Patrick and Smith, Attorneys352Oma h a N a u o m i B a n k Bldg .wif lklez .
No ti c e i s h e re b y g i ven tha t pu r -bu q u z y z n m n mg we
su an t to a n o r d e r o f th e Di stri c t the d ivin e se rvic e of the '
f n \4 nf '\lffn:\inrr'lnu f' n nn lU ND-E n g la n d UI!~DUI'
ested in the final ttlement of
said estate me by notified
that on the 16t`h day of August,
1929,John F.Rohn,the Admin-
istrator of said estate filed a pet-
ition in said County Court, pray-
ing that his final admhlistration
account filed herein be settled and
allowed, that proof of heirship be
taken,order for distribution of
assets and assignment of dower
and homestead rights entered; and
the said Administrator discharged.
If you fail to appear before said
County Court on the 14th day ofSeptember, &929, at10 0'cloclc A.
M., and contest said petition, the
Court may grant the prayer there-
of and make such other and fur-
ther orders,allowances and de-mei as to this Court may seem
proper.Witness my hand and Official
Seal this 16th day of August, 1929.
(SEAL)1. C. ELLER,
31~4t County Judge
NOTICE To CREDITORS
OF ESTATE
STATE OF NEBRASKA ll
saWashington County,|
0'Hlnlon & 0'Hanlon, Attumeys
ln the County Court.
In the Matter of the Esfqfe of
Meridith B. Kemp, Deceased:
\ \ J \ l l \V x .N u a u h u h v v u v
br as kn , da te d A u g u s t 1
a n ac tion ther ein pen di
i n C.C.L y o n is pla'
2 1529 ship. we dm not. care 101nwh;r;'f I of service They sang abou
intiff and soragsultcrnmatang wlth r
, ,.',_ -in readings and prayers all
" T "I \ | ; u | &u u l n u n vu c c n Li li :H a a n ;e s p o n a w e A n o t h e r d a y s t r a v e l d o w n t h e l c a r e s o f t h e h o u s e h o l d h o w e v e r
|r e a d o u t | ? 0 a S t 'u f _ w a g e s l # g d __ E "g l , a1 " d p u t a s t o p t o t h i s a n d t o d a y t h e
Auen °-uout,er al,uexenun..n.~» oi a book.After singing the lggpnrougnt us ro our uesunnuon, mv-''-l:neeting me to sell the Premffs or 12th song thc vogmgago wiergool about 2 p. m. Monday, .luly` ¥'11Z'lZ'§f22d"'$fL"xeasartéhaa DR. EDWIN T. JIPP
erexnnfter described at au ic 1 d h d W sa! wai ting 21 We crossed the Mersey nver'_'\P 'fi Dentistsale, as upon execution, 1 will,b:n ¥Z'Z`,.L,$§.>'$f`Theyeiunt called jglon a render zo Birkenhead.L,,..;;=§;g wgfggg is==§:~§[§,;f;_g ?;f\x- a n S ER VIC E
Monday,the 7th day of Octu r.,_ _ing nur luggage except pack sacks ~~i Sm B k md _1929 at ten o'clock A M at the '|":"'on we nved in Boston 'me marched our or fxve bl k uw Sene at least one new dish n Offxces n e an sfrontdfth'W "h,ton 7. no n r ''. .R .oc s week.Get the recipe from your Phone 298 Blair, Nebr.
nor o e as mg M nssengers and cargo were some wmtxng bu=ses,The people',-.,.-xCounty Court House in the Ci °fi¢»<;; Kboxird Many Irish became l\ned the streets.As we came Lhrultawme newspaper or magazine.x
B l ' r N b .k ff !s a e l o ~,W the t 1h l 'd d .hh? éaghi alaihc E L ~menlfgfl g w _,f;'f°;§ KJ ; ho w:'c he e r;.y Ev 'lf>'f» § '§§ ";;;¢ .1 "Zo ""m"h? °"' .°°°""°"f °°'"§§?j c A n L s c m m r r
per cent Of which will be payable'ever_We dgned in passage aslqueer.The bus ddver sat on the so e mg 5ourse u see .1 ;Insurance
.borroy it from u neighbor, look itan da!/e of sale "WI balance "P°"third class, but wearing the Scout\riK|1t side of the bus to drive it during the week,'this and |ogg; § °§ '§J `i l`l.,§i'5¢.
wbl 'ill becourt, the fellowmg described renllthe ship.lthe lef side of the roaii.T i gn i h n g me i ts g » T§ 'Z $ `f M ~x
eB. " e ' , ° ` ' f ".. .. ....,_.\.l After we were thyee or fourllutomoblcs ere so r}=fr°=§'Hfldaily-for nothing pleases quite so ________ x...`...."".
confirmation of said sale by thvfuniform we went everywhere onland drove a t a rapifl rate down
at least one new reci e is tried out
For hoeu:1r.Jh ¢f¢c¢ridlv,¢he.lfdyidluqmmmwnmmi umw
®nlythe MM/TAG
Has the Mulii-Motor
AY'I`AGi.sthc y ahczf manufacmrcr tnnmmz - : ' " r | - " " j " " "luuaa un noun!Huw::rum DU:.\\.u||,wc nvvuv ulintant.Th dunand for To the Credltors of ~ Estate:west quarter, and the N hweSL passed through a school of sharks.fume in tl.t n1)|x¢1l W whh ,E aamlhmeelaluld-Motrmr You alje Hereby Nuufned, That quarter of the Southw st. quar-QM,nmarinfnnt wont below for his so many
H " vu ;.V J va : a Ug l lg a u b u t ~~~h e n m o d e l s .T h e y h a v e 'I t i s n o t n e c e s s a r y t o g o t o
~~~~n i a n l n v n m h o n {\\A t f l n i i é n t !¢ l \ \ \Ig -.-. ..
1 located ir
iJi:i~1'i~`1`é¥
l n e w;,;;§;"' ~o;";;;;f;1-;'ra.~;.::"-zfcy hndc r gzmodinemgiues.
Far m homes wi th out e lec tr ic i ty c a n have the wus- ld '|
E n e s t wm h e r p o w a u l wi t b u n c n g i n e a s g o o d m th c wo a h u .
1 - n f - v~r 111 1 » _ n r - - te ._ _ .
I wi ll s i t a t th e Co u n ty Co u r t
Ro o m i n Bla ir ,i n sa i d C o un ty o n
th e 20 th da y o f Sep te mb er a n d
th e Zlst da y of De c emb e r, 19 2 9 a t
1 0 o'c1ock A .M .eac h d a y to re-
c eive a n d exa mi n e a ll c la ims
te r o f Sec tion (32 ).T° " " " 5 h i p , b o v a n d a r r o w b u t th e s h a r k s d i d Th e s e ar e
(1 7) .Ra n g e (13)E a s t o f th e jno t. c ome wi th i n a rr o w s ho t a g ai m le n g th ,6
(ith P.M. , i n W~H3hifl8'i°" .Conn-»On Mo nd a y a f e w fi s hi n g . sma c k sjtra a no ar et r .Ne br as ka ,' m e m Ou r I r is h f r i en d s we re f u r -ba c kwa rd s
i n th e ma n n e r direc ted b y said ni s h in g so me f o o li s h r e ma r k s a n d l wa r d .I t
ord er.S a i d ml n w i ll rnmain 0D6!\l....:....... . n .. .,...... evinnxtnxl nn l"|1n|nr\||nnn-| |
o n ly ab ou t 10 fe et i n
fe e t i n wi d th .Th e
small.The engineirun
as mu c h af th e y d o f or -
wo u ld ta k e ab o u t three
. n r n f f h a i v h n u r n n r n f n
u g n r a l .\ : n . p ¢ | m ¢I l l v a u u a L v c u . :`
so me th i n g ne w.Perh aps y o u
wo u ld li k e a n e w aalad.Exp e r i -
me n t a b i t wi th y o u r c o mmo n
f r u i ts an d veg etables an d b e f o r
y o u k n o w it y ou wi ll h a ve c om-
_ - . . . . . . 1 £ 2 5 ¢ .¢. : . . . . . . .
1»ib}ne Theatre Bldg
lair, Nebraska.Bl
x
u n u i n s : m a c k 1|,r u m ; t o r a w e e t r s w a s n m g
-u u l . _ __. _. .. . . |_ 1 f r :iagli-llBf. said Estate, with at \vig'¢Vf0I;}|8-lllflrzF
to their adjustrclent and allowancmi Dated at Omaha, Nebraska, thisThe time limited for the presento-30th day of August, 1929.
tion of claims against said Estate W]LLIAh! R_ PATRICK,
|is 3 months from the 20th day of 33-51..Referee.
nuns;: an Lucy uvcr nuuunvsu vu \-m--»-H ull\ |su.»A w H'-H llvn '~=-"}poBeu uw: ul. :ur u m:|g»goods from the saloon.There mslmake one of ours.As for vegetables,well,ti ;
no prohibition at sea.|We drank tea at a tea shop an Camlied carrots.Cook carrots
Tuesday, two ateamers only vit-the grounds that night.They do until partly tender in boiling wateied in the distance.While holdinglnot feed you enough.We no go to which a tablespoonful of sugar
a deck Scout sratherinz. some boylback.has been added.If carrots are
; ¢ . ¢ n ¢ u \ l \ u w 1 - - - -
BONDED ABSTRACTE
Office in Hayle Bldg.
\a n - n -- - n -
B |ll
Wntc or 'hcscpnanc me ncurcst mcaucr.u ac.doe:n't sell iudf, don't keep it..Deferred
payments y uu"lI never miss.
THE MAYTAG COMPANY, Newton, Iowa
n u a s m :
u n v " r A ( ' : : u m m
|5epLember,A.D.1929,and Lhei
,time limited for payment of debts '
_in One Year from said zoun d,,,,|m:1'rEn FRI: MDUDLEY CARTER
an x.. -ina Q.. "Ant
sighted some big fish flopping\Tuesday,July 30.l took the
clear of the water.Them was n boys to Liverpool to make some
rush Lo the pon board side.We purchasa.Everywhere we wem
were pmiflz through a school of the crowds would stand and stare.
porpoisea.These large fish each The boys said, "Le¢'s go back to
large,cut.in three slices;small
carrols,cut in half.Then placf
in s baking dish and sprinkle th'-
carrots with salt,pepper and
granulated sugar.Dot generous-
- Tn / u n S C HE D UL E -
Chlc ago l No rthwes te m Rlilnd' £ r I n *~ "-
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4.\
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. r .i .f <4 "11 °-|. ¢ |, ..¢. . ¢.. H 2 . _ .' :\
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fihmainum 'washer
l c ?4 2 '
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PROGRAMS
,u.~1»Mwuc. cannu-wu|u.c1v.u-nl-wL'I.on»Ind-W|Al c»-an lus-IZOIL. :umm-wuo. De-"""F'&'f»{'$'""»f""' Fm.,. ..wuw,lun- curtain:urn-¢~wn|L unhudn-xxx. In--n-mul, Hb-fan-wcco. una-VIAG.»....u..¢rm ».........
;of Septvmber, 1929.WITNESS my hand and the
Sea!of said County Court,this The Enterpl
'Nth day of August, 1929.11 letter from
'(SEAL )1. C. ELLER.with several
82-dt Caunty Judge. from the Indif|9!=\u~»r= 11-
"'flfl';` averaging 200 pounds were leaping camp."upmgclear oz' fha surface.There were We live in tepeea
cone,lh""d"°d° of them.'J\fednesd§¥»JUlY§
P the Wednesday,T542 miles from ed 111PMBUIR revx
'Nam Vanlr° lntihirll\ 41-10 N 'lnnn-Duke of Connauzhl
n a w :I n ' l u l l b u
Dudley Carter,
uf his Indian p
an s c ho o l at B a
been atten di ng
W e ha ve two .
31.W e ma rc h-
e w b e f o m th e
;.Th e r e we r r
ly with butter.Bake until nicely
browned.,''
Dessert?Well.of course des
xen is a very important dish.S<
far as the children, and also tht
man of the home. are concerned
\}is fury,very impgnant.Thr
East-6:10 p.m. dmlly.Q
Wen-7:15 a.m. daily.'
C. St. P.. M. & Omaha `
Northbound -
7:15 am. daily except Sunday.
2:52 p.m. daily exce t Sumhy.7:52 am. Sunday wly.
Soutlxbaund '
A kin. r¢ii.i é i " ;nnlumnav. as-rirrfl. 1 NOTICE To CREDITORS
"° "c. |oF ESTATE
C STATE OF Nx~:rm.4sxA I
~Washington County,5 u .
wand 1|~--~--"mm -~----~~ -- --~--..nl- Am_°§;° §§,§';'i,£';'§éxgli tude ,4b-nl W.Weather overcnst,l50,000 of us in the line of march
land He wrote hi mothe;Mrs 'sea slightly rough, cool gmd~windy.'The Americans led the march. 0m
M''s '`Our wp? lumbex-jackets feel com- boys were on the fronfrank.
merva Carier and brother, D01!K°fnrtable about the body.We who On Wednesday,Augulzt 1,W1
lasland the letter will be inter- came from a temperature ol 100 took part in the Indian wax dance
ustimr en m. mme. |~»»_ldezrees i n the shade certainly in the large qrena-We upénef
fact " f n so many dessens 3"l12:85 p.m. daily except Sunday.expemnve,however,often keep. _5.80 n.m. daily.Miller Tire 81 Top the housewife from setting new ''ones on the tnhle.I -B US S C HE DUL E -`
w»-;~..z.¢~.;m.,. cream ocu-umnnyz No!You do mt ma §°§',§"§_""|2_
to_ pnmhue it.Hgh; iQ_|t home !2;00 A. "_
A .C,Debel,Atto r n e y I ' " " " """ "" " " ° " " " " " 'hrotlc c d the c oo! breeze and exposed our tepe ea to vmslwrs.U u r m a m nI n ~ ~ C a h n .M r . ~ 1 1 8 8 b e C ! ! t e a c h m g ~w e .have to w g a f ~~ g r g mo a t pop ula r.w e f m .
ze Ma tt e r o f th e E s a t e o f th e I n di a n s c ho o l a t B a c on e f o r = ; 'r h @ ma n wh o w o k m y meaaure1.f»h'¢S c o u t o f th e e n ti r e wo d f o l
SmathhmmdARLINGTON MAYTAG co.,Arlington 11:00 A. ml2 : 0 0 P . ll.
5:00 P.H .
8:15 P. nc .FALLERS APPLxANcs co.,Fremont S°;;"' l m v w elm ingndienu -»-1| Szbtiiihue it ready so dlp from the 6:15 P. ll.le B. Jensen, DecBi nd:number of years and The El\i»¢l'°I|uents let. his mpf dip a nd my lowmg :mer me Amencan muurthe Crediton of Said Exam.Ms.. \.... ...:.,-.. .-......| ...r 1..:. l»f..'l\'anr!¢are hinrhar m m denired.Our tenees are the N N N of a,..»»¢ .-= 5-vu. ww.-| v.. um mr - - - - ---~--¢
Blair, Nebraska, Sepwqber 5,29 I
1
on ,non aez dde nt
o f y o u , wi l l t a k e
..
Let The Enterprise do youy Job Pifrlif¢|.¢~+im»16 u ma tnwnnhin n..'1dl"l'x~mmerms E~i~1TERPnxsE,N*=BHAS1r f ;m o o n ! vn n H u n a n ;S7\\u|v;|- v - - - - v - - ~ - ' - " r . - - -_..' r ___,..__.___.______;I N D U S T R I A L R E V I E W ra ng e , a nd th e re a fter on th e p r es -Bo r g wer e a ls o p re s en t.mn u n d f o r B l u r th e f i r s t seven de fe nd an ts :le n t b o u n d a r y li n e Ea s te r ly .Se ve ra l ma tte r s p e r ta i n i n g to inmiggs,being vgl\}n§=\}'i.ly re li eved !Yo u , a n d e a c h
JOHN A. RHOAIJES,Plummer Idgh--Bi ds will be ope ned mtl aseoonuz me in runner lwauivcla,- --' -''tion of sewer tem.that the President and seorews'
-g s t r n o s ln n v ' r a t m s n u 'mfe v i zr e n- mw o i e n s fmmr l g;of mn Boardmgie, og thfy hefggg
.-an re rated hui -f are,author an nstrucPnce P" Ye ar $1.50| §I;?;"'.i', ~Y Pm iforthwith in the name of this
r zhlélro on second-clans matter Hay spring.,so carioads of ; Board to petition to County Sup-
it the postoffiee at Blnir, Nehru,small grain .shipped from this erintendent of Washington county,
du:the Act of Congreol of [pofll|L sin¢e begirlllilig of harvwt Nebraska, to change he botl¥1d8l'Y
arch 3,.1B'i9.. ; season July 2531,[l i n e s i n ~ u fi th .t h 1 s 1 ' E S0 -
me consnrucuou :mu pmgreau ue-ing made on the new hi ih and
guide schoo!building,Were di3~
cusoed by the Board with Mr.
Thomas,but no definite action
was taken on anything.
Nothing further to come before
the Board,they on motion ad-
journed.
U )|JU l » l¥ - l a ti n u a u n : \= 4 5 4 IThe summary foliowaz
Lundt, 3b . . . ..A3Stangel,ss....4VanDeusen, of
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s v v u a w q u l l u y u l :i n n s n u n -commenced in the district court of
Washihgton County, Nebraska, in
which Lincoln Safe Dcpoxll Cor..-
pany,u corporation,is plaintiff,
and Margaret McMahon et al. are
defendants,which action ia to
estate known and described as the
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Auto Drivers Notice
1
,Every subscription is regarded
gs open account The names of
lubscribers will be imtdmly re~moved from our mnilmz lust at unExpiration of the time paid for if
Mig publishers be notified; other-.mse the subscription will remainj u rom at the desiqpnted lub-
.:|u-iptloh price.Every subscriber
im undtrstand that these -
onn Are r@de is part of the n-fhact betiveen the onhlixhs d
bggber.;
Lewellen Preamery building to lution and said President and sec-|he erected here in near future.lretary of this Board are further
Bladen--Public drinking follntiill uuthorized and instructed to give
installed in front ofDenton Sz Sim ;notiCe of said petition and of the
stores.itime and place when said petition
Bladen-The Board of Education;i,= w be presented to sold County
started move W beautify 9C|\0°l'Superinl,endent in the manner and
rounds and plant s1r\==Ȣwry ==~1 fur the time as the Statutes in
evergreen trees.such cases made and provided.
Curtis-Plans underway for est-|yaguq and approved mi;162.12
nbliehment of cooperati cream-da of August, 1929..yery in this place.Ir ...EC.»'l`:
nladen-Work progressing rip- |President.
MONNICHS WIN oin-:R BL AIR
(Continued from page one)Svenganl followed with a triple,l
adding another score.In the sev-
,enth Stangel was safe on a field-
|er's choice and scored on Krause'.4
single.Lud Bronson was hurling good
ball, going to the mound for the
seconrlzconsecutive day,but the
Blair boys were finding him in
Sorensen, p .'Sick, rf
»Svengax-d, 2b
Siert, lb . . .
Scheifler, p .
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34
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umm nun ui me nurui wwt -gum-ter (S'/ir NW%) and the Ent Half
of the Southwest Quarter (E%
SW K)and the Northwest Quar-
ter of the Southeast Quarter
(NW%SEK)of Section Thirty-
flve (85),Township Eighteen
(18)North.Range Eleven ( l l )
East, in Washington County, Ne-
braska, which mortgage was Iiled
for record in the office of we
county clerk and ex officio reg-
ister of deeds in and for Wash-
This is to notify the public
that I W ill have a booth at
the Washington Courity Fair
and will take applications and
issue Drivers' Liceqses to any
who m ay care to take advant-
age of the Qpportunity
Office hours will be from 9 aIl oslrrs ARE i)]3APPEARING
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~N e u m a n r n u n i c i p a l i t i a m o u t -
i i n g b o a c o r z r t h e v m r n i n g s p g a
id\§0»§}=uqsu1=etibn of three new Secretary pinchea.Once he was ahead he
bdclgea in UM vicinity It was moved by W 1='.Hem-tightened and h d time trouble
bridge on Twelfth Street opened wieson that the resolution be adopted The Monnichs had scored only
.traffi.c..as read.gonce until the seventh.A home
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ington County,Nebraska, on me
15th day of Aprli,1926,at.ten
o'clock a. m., and duly recorded in
book of mortgages 14 at page 56.
Said foreclosure is only as to past
m. until 2 p..m
'lot of folks who are complmnmg m n od f ter a general discussion on
communities have stepped in rn ern oun u._he subject the motion was put.ide w let the procemion go by§ef`a|ls City-City ncll award-y th Freud _1 g f ge _f e si e'i¢ and on roll call
.~H _Th k con rac or ex .iozxo sewer e f i l o bers,J_L_n;": pf' :§ ;' h°, § ; ~ gf ,f: ,,p ,;| mmn§north from Qszh w z s m , p o , , , , d ; ~ w . F . H e m - 1
..... ' .. ,street. in Hillcrest addition.'uhill. H_ H_ Brown, C_ A_ Robesan`
I t"ax1.!~avag\:\¢e.N o t t h a t ~Luaden-Phelps Driag Stare ~run by Masters counted one in the
fourth.This same Masters sinned
things in the seventh with n hit.
Lincoln flied out but Wilson was
- - -- -~ - - | due items and money adv anced to:
Totals 89 9 10 27 12 1 taxes.Score by innings:R H E You $6 required to answer said
B l a i r . . . . 0 0 2 ~ ~'g ~petition on or before the 21st da;C. H. ROBERTSON
|safe when an unsuccessful attempt Monnlchs - - 000 wo 538°-9 10 1| of October, 1929..f
COMPANY
By E, S. Rip\ey,
33-4t Its Attorney
OTICE To NON-
RESIDENT DEFENDANTS
COMPANY
By E, S. Rip\ey,
33-4t Its Attorney
OTICE To NON-
RESIDENT DEFENDANTS
Q m ni mi e o c atc h Ma s te r s
second,F r i tz a n d Br o r mo n f u ll
e d wi t h doub les,sc o ri ng Br o n
- _ A » n . l » : ¢. -# L n O n i n f a n n u m
Countv Treasurer
I
u t- - th e y a r e P a r ma we a r " f " " " "Fa ils C i ty F i l ?Gbunc i!leased h a d w m .w n g m vo ti n g " A y e " ,A mo r d i h g t o th e s ta t e a u d lwf s l s o -uma : f or ai r p or t p u rp o se s .v t i n " N a y "th e Presi dent
HCQ.~ m o u n t ~~18-1 .'fi'?.'f._{\l.|lnnrlmnrlr ia hPil|H §ff'.'f.._f'I Qfn nnnfgnn |"!\|"l'iP!|Hnll
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~obraska political aub-
jdiviniozu during the month of
1n1y was the lowest in 10 yearn,Bonds to the total amount of
!$386,5Er0 were presented fo r mo
iistrstion,hut of this amount a
itotal of $100,000 was for refund-
qing Moda, leaving the not total of
new ,issues at $286,550.
.F}Agnin this bonds to the amount
jpf $296,199 were disdmrged,a
-net : reduction in debt for the
Jhbllth of nelrly $10,000.
;It is noteworthy that the great-
"er p u t of the debts paid were
tlhoaa contracted for school pur-
.Qosea Districts am reducing their
n d d a t e d n e s s ,t h u s m a i n t a i n i n g
r Hzeircredit andopenin the way3-for further improvementgin schools
'hx well' as rogucticm in taxon.
.1 Itina good sign whm dcbtsare
being paid.~ .New bonds are being issued to
'my for new improvements.They
Eiarm-.dson good aign, for they in
and making the total scores for
the inning five.
Wilson and Fritz added doubles
in the eighth and these, with er-
xors and walks, added three more
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To Harold McMahon, Bernice Mc-
Mahon, Byron J. McMahon, Mary
McMahon,Raymond J.McMahon,
.falla
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Greta Gnrho in
(K I 7|
HOME THEATRE
B L A I R
SEPT. 6 To SEPT. I2
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
"CHNATOWN NlGHT"
With Wallace Bcery and Flogence Vidor
COMEDY "WHY IS A PLUMBER" AND NEWS
||..' .~..v |
Cold patches#-boots-only give
temporary service.May ruin
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Iodine F01
OITER, that dread and dislig-uring disease is diminishing inthis country because it was gen-erally due to a lack of iodine in thediet, and now iodine is available to
everyone.It is told that in formeryearseverywhitebabyborninPembertonValleyinBritishCo»lumbia had a goiter, yet in a villageof Indian.: in this valley there wasnever a ease of it.A scientist whosotilghtlongforthecauseFmally
sax :'fwhilat oonsidaing the lack of
gutter ammg these Indians I wouldlike to draw attention to the factthat they at a great deal of salmon
m annually cure thousands for
'rrter use.It is quite probable that
they get enough iodine from thesalmon to give their thyroid: the
necessary cisnantnrn of this element."The mil om of cans of salmon
mdoftheriiahoowsoldinthisooun-
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r~....of brick garage building.
Verdigts Plymesser Meat Mar-
ket changed hands.
proved.Nothing further to come before
;the Boanl they on motion adjourn-
,.
Wousu "tmetery drive wi ll be e d to August 23,|929 at 7:30
graded and graveled.Creighton - w. . G.Woodward
Compgny Store will open for bus-
iness 'soon in remodeld quarters
in Jasper building.
Wanna--Baggstrum Radio and
Electric Shop opened.
Grand Island will soon have local
chapter of National Aeroilautic
Association of U. s. A. if organiz-
ar ».led here.
Kenenaw-Construction of bridstf'
spinning one of branches of Cot-
tonwood Creek on Kearney-Adams
County line near Galloway farm,
compleled recently.
scuool. BOARDMAKES REPORTI(Continued from page one)
running east on the south line ol'
o'clock P. M. in the Superintend-ent's office in the high school
'buildin
ATTEST:
E. A. Schmidt,
Secretary.
1 Blair, Nebraska, August 28, 1929
|An adjourned regular meeting
_of the Board of Education was
walled to order at 8:00 oklock P.
M. this date, by the President in
the Superintendent's office in the
high school building.
On roll call, the following mem-
bers were present,J.L .Pounds,
H. H. Brown, Wrn. Wright, COA
Robeson, W. F.Hemphill.H. L .
'Morris absent.D. \(_Masser. E.
4 .Schmidt,Secretary;J.C.
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our mundane scene.
those pictur-of prose and
vanished from
This is partly
because men do the milking now. butmostly because the latest statisticsreveal that more than at billion anda qnmer pounds ol evaporated milkwere consumed in the nited States
hat year.
Men Milk Noir
To produce d1is quantity of mills
6€lI,(ID cows had to work.if youcaliit work. twenty-four hours adayfortwelvemonths.At the
present rate of increase in consurnp
tion virtually the entire cow popula-
hon of the nation may be working
for condenseries a few decades from
now.In the immaculate Government in-
spected dairies where not only evap-
gratd,but condensed and dried
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milk are produced men, as we have
said, do the milking now, and the
cow ha; become at pampered creature whose every physiw want ispromptly attended to.She is notonly fed correctly, but groomd toperfection. and carefully kept in we
best of health.The importance of
correct feeding is due to the fact
that the vitamin content of milk in
directly affected by the amount of
vitamins in the cows diet, and ~
:neu are now feeding much e
intelligently than in former yarn.While no food can be considered
a perfect food,"said R.AdamsDutcher,Head of the DepanmentofAgriculturalandBiologicql
Chemistry of Pennsylvania State
Collette.in a recent article. "milk
in all it.: various marketable form:
comes about as near to this idcxlas we can hope to find in a siuglg
food produd."*_
Everyone
try are doing much to save it fromthis scourge. but how did our ln-dian ahorigines who liwd inland s
cape it?
Canned in Conch Shells
A thousand years ago the Schey-echbians canned Gsh in conch shells,Beauchamp Plantagenet,earlynavigator, writing in l648, tells ofthethencenturies old custom of
this ancient Amencan tribe to trek
a a h y a r in early ,lung to the
beaches of Cape May and Cold
Spring Harbor.There the brave:
enjoyed a summer of hunting andfishingyhilz the sqnaws gathered
shell-fish,smoked them at gra teireularEra and packed them in
the couch shells.And not a papooee,probably, ever had golfer, though.
equally probably, they never lmtl
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Wouldn't you expect the man whose high quality of broadcasting is
appreciated by millions-wouldn't you expect him to put the same sort of
quality into a radio set?-. The finest workmanship that radio knows to-
day is lavished on every Atwater Kent Screen-Grid set.It comes back to
you in exquisite tone (Electo-Dynam ic, of course) in performance so much
better in every way that you know the minute you listen that a new era
in radio reception has begun.Try this marvelous radio,and let us tell
you about our liberal payment plan.
Bendori Bros.
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
, 19 Ir
RADEQ5C9~€\¢
manhof
Ndwrnska is srwiux slmdlly.
Wouldn't you expect the man whose high quality of broadcasting isTie children are nominal From\appreciated by millions-wouldn't you expect him to put the same sort of
quality into a radio set?-. The finest workmanship that radio knows to-
day is lavished on every Atwater Kent Screen-Grid set.It comes back to
you in exquisite tone (Elecbo-Dynam ic, of course) in performance so much
better in every way that you know the minute you listen that a new era
nkndmas ¢f humes little rw: mu
b u t be hurrying,some for the
fbi. time, ta answer line call of
Ure. idlool bell.They :mist cross
out highways, not only hear the
h mmm when the war:u`ng aim
"a.m,bu:t in all parts of lhc town.
_:I'hey ire fha oommanitfs richest
resource.but in daily peril.for in radio reception has begun.Try this marvelous radio,
you about our liberal payment planhung Uaese same highways rush
hundreds of cars, to and tru.
g l)ri\°r.u, safeguard 'ihe children!
The burden nf rcsponm`bility is
yours,for the little mms have
.neitlmr your judgment nor your
swiftness of motor response. 'Their
"'mwanLiol1 is on many lhings, youre
vis, or should ba, foamed on one
Q't'b.in;r:making that car safe fm
fhtmmnity.
1 Protect our children!Life ir
gmorg precious than spaed.Fon
Bendori Bros
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
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_the. miie of two um;spans our
jl.a:WrI, the diffcnencebetween thirty
miles an hour and fifteen miles an
hhur is wiv an matter of two or
'three minutes.The saving of that
3.1m is not worth one little finger,
hl1Ich less one little life.Some
men who can not, spam a. minute in
Remnrknhle Si x-Cylinder Engi ne
Chevrolefl remarkable six-cylinder
engine lmpfessu you mos! vlvldly bylranensatlunnllysmooxhperformance.At every speed you enjoy that client.velvet-like dow of power which lschar-aczeriadc ol the trulyiino automobualact§_onthe job.What. will you do with
your whole day tho tis worth the
sacrifice of one child?
'_ The chiidren are coming!May
Imd! one reach home Bafdyl--Carl
Gllfmder.
»"What did yqu say?"|, "I told him not to let me catch
him mth any of the other seven."
As little Hugo wut'bdxg cs"-ng,
engd in church siahe-2'Mayjorie,
aged 10,piped up:Q'Rehind the
6818, wo, Rev. Smyffhf=.*'
Bob - »me 1 was the eighth
ws |;Now uolv 'no ln;
m-:P/uns m n . m m m s
squirm-;N'r Wm! :max
'lDllol'l'.g
Now' is the Time
Your Car
ls AN 1N1'mcnE rl!-xi: OF'. ,;smcuntilt
un- us cms hon ri* IN AN
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u.. for winter
u Ca!! Us for EB-lim.:I.&
"We an do li. (cr lens
_bv<1us»v it costs as less io do
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Garage
Ea Washiniton St.
aa h ya r in early Jung io the
beaches of Cape May and Cold
Spring Harbor.There the brave:
enjoyed a summer of hunting and
Gshing yhilz the sqnzws gathered
shell-fish,smoked them nt grqt
never a c ase of it.A sc ientist who
sought long for the cause Fnnally
said:
"W hi ls t oonsidaing the lac k o f
goitc f ammg theso Indi ans I would
like to dr a w attention to the fact
that they at a great deal of salmon
m atmna1l_~r euro thousands for
rrtcf uso.It ts qoxte robable that
HOME THEATRE
the couc h s~ils.And not a papoose,probably,ever had guiter,though.
equaliy probably ,they never kn ew
'mer asc.It is quite probable thattheygetenoughiodinefr o m thc
salmon to give their thy roid;the
necessary cisnantnrn of this element."Th e mi l o m of m g of w m o n
l t v ¢|I "
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Greta Gnrho in
"SlNGLE STANDARD"
A Synchronized Picture
COMEDY NEWS. AND nevnew
SEPT. 6 To SEPT. I2
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
"CHNATOWN NlGHT"
With Wallace Bcery and Flogence Vidor
COMEDY "WHY IS A PLUMBER" AND NEWS
TU E S D AY
C H I N A N I T E C H I N A N I T E
Each Lady Praenn Receives Chint
"The Overland Telegraph"
With Tim McCoy
COMEDY
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Karl Dane and George K. Arthur in
"CHINA BOUND"
COMEDY
D. . .. . .. ¢ :¢ : .. . I 1: : .. | . .. . _D . . . n
prove the Value of
1 Qrwyvm
CHEVROLET SIX
uwumm 1muvr pumaW l t h th e i r la w ,gra c e fu l,l w e o g i n j
l l n e l u n d : m s n ollho ue tz n,.e \!a m p le r o o m f o r p a n e s e u a n d th d r
m c o lo r c o m b d o m a n d
u p a l n e d e s - t h e n a w F i s h e r
bod ies on th e C hevra let Slx r epr ese nt
a n a m r F | . | h lr ' | s e a m s : u u n u n m n .
s
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vThe new Chevrolet Six is shattering
every previous record of Chnrolet
moceaa-not only because itpfovideaYour Car
_ls AN 1N1'mcnE rl!-xi: OF'. . ,;smcumilt
un- us cms hon ri* IN AN
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ws :mow uolv 'no ln;
m-:P/uns m n . m m m s
squirm-;N'r Wm! :max
l o n o r r .:
Now' is the Time
l YOUR CAR
, . for winter
L: " to Prepare
"Cn!! Us for Eslimglcu
.4 "We un du lk. for lea
bwwusw i¢ wsls us less io do il"
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Garage
Ea Washiniton St.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Karl Dane and George K. Arthur in
"CHINA BOUND"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Greta Gnrho in
"SlNGLE STANDARD"
A Synchronized Picture
COMEDY NEWS. AND nevnew
SEPT. 6 To SEPT. I2
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
"CHNATOWN NlGHT"
With Wallace Bcery and Flogence Vidor
COMEDY "WHY IS A PLUMBER" AND NEWS
TU E S D AY
C H I N A N I T E C H I N A N I T E
Each Lady Praenn Receives Chint
"The Overland Telegraph"
With Tim McCoy
COMEDY
Outstanding Economyv;|lua In Cimevrolet The new Chevrolet Slx In an unusuniiyeconomlcsl cat to aparate.NotonlydoesItdunverhaterthantwenty m Un to the allon o{ gasoline,but In au economy | aqua lo. if not
actually :re ars nun.that of Ito
mae for the dollar than any other
car in the world at or near its price!
Fac ts t el l t he s to ry! ~ f ut ures
aiord the proof! Read the mdjoinilng
column and you will know why over
a MILLION careful buyers have
chosen the Chevrolet Sk in less than
lamoui !5ur°-cyllndu predecaaor
f #
a;'lde in (his sensational sk-cylln-/ I 7
der au tom obi le-whi ch act ually Remarkable De ndabilit:alle in the mice ranac at me !our!._ _.,--.--.-._'f.-. -..l
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATINEE
"CHNATOWN NlGHT"
With Wallace Bcery and Flogence Vidor
COMEDY "WHY IS A PLUMBER" AND NEWS
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Greta Gnrho in
"SlNGLE STANDARD"
A Synchronized Picture
COMEDY NEWS. AND nevnew
TU E S D AY
C H I N A N I T E C H I N A N I T E
Each Lady Praenn Receives Chint
"The Overland Telegraph"
With Tim McCoy
COMEDY
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Karl Dane and George K. Arthur in
"CHINA BOUND"
COMEDY
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tire trouble?
s e e u s
at once for lasting repairs!
Cold patches-boots "nly give
temporary service.May ruin
your tires-if "let go". We make
permanent repairs - guarantee
'em-and charge little.Glad to
give estimates-drive in,Quick
service.Try us!
Sure welll trade-il you prefer new tlr:sl
0 |M i l l e r T i r e &T o p C o .
Efficient Tire SerWce
Telephone Black 9
BLAIR ~
MILLIONS MORE PEOPLE NOW RIDE ON
GQQDYEAR
TIRES AND TUBES-D0 YOU KNOW WHY?
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m e n u , i t i s n e c e g s s a r y t o r e m e m b e r t h
i t i l b u i l t t o t h e w o r l d ' |h i g h :
s t a n d a r d s .I n d v l l t m l n n u t e r i s
a n d i n v r o f k m s m a h i p - - l t u e v e r y l m
a q u a lit y u r l
I'n ? \ ' A n s ' r z l . . ~S w a :'f.fws~" " "='525 ¢'£.*a.'§.'$E"i'
TuI.|&\¢|1g~2'§'6'u»»......'595 [Ivory i n
Amazing Low Prices_ , .'59s;.'4oo. .3545
An achievement no less ramsrknblochan the dulgn and quality of theChevrolet Slx I the fact that it lnmold lt prices lo lmazlnsl low!Furthermore,Chevrolat cv e re dprices Include the lnwaat lnnodngandhandlingchargesuuihbls .
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J A S P E R S E N , H e r m a n , N e b r
Shir, Nebnaka, September 5, 1929 H - 2 r e :
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IL<>¢°1.P"YP.
School supplies at The Enterprise.
For Sal.:";rt.ilied Neb, No. 60
seed wheat, $1.50 per bushel, re-
cleaned.Glen Wilson.83-2t
County Superintendent Marsh
was reported to he ln lincoln at
the Sf-ate Fair last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ruth Blanchard entertain-
ed a t`ew` friends at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherry
Moore last. Monday.
Gus Pedersen of Lincoln,spent
1 the week-end with his mother,
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Mrs.Made Pedersen,south ol'
Blair.
Miss Gertrude Mead was called
to Marengn, Iowa by the illness ot
her uncle,Mr.Robert Kepner,
who is ninety-one years of age.
Mai.Mary Barry of Blair,is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
Thompson and family.
Mrs. E. Tornblad went to Oma-
lxn ~:.....a...On ..:.;»Mm I"lan
Kuhn's photos will please you. u
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stevens took
in the state fair ot Lincoln today.
Furniture, rugs and floor cover
ings. .Mathew R. Beodorf.21~ti
Fred Long in driving a new
Chevrolet six these days.'
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Spring of
Benson were visiting at the Chris
I-llnz home south of town Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs.Milton Robinson
and family spent Sunday in Oma-
ha at the Solon Robinson home.
Grapes for Sa le -At $1.25 per
bushel.. Pone Black 325.Ed
Swrm, south Walker Ave.83-lt
For Sale-Three new 30-5 eight.-
ply Pennsylvania truck tires.
Phone 253.33-lt
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalm»
er and un-lertaker,Blair.~0ffiee
phone, 161; res. phone. ms;8-tl
John E.Miller went np to
Sioux Falls for a few days last
week.
Carl Beckmanleaves next Mon-
day for Lincoln to attend the state
university.
Dried Buttermilk at Aye Bros.
80-tl
George Ryan is driving a new
Chevrolet coupe.
Furniture, rap ind Door covln-
Inga.Mathew R. Bemlorf.21-ti.
Grasborg Jeweler & Optometrist
first door south of Danish Pulr
lishlng House.14-tl
l-Ialler and Paulsen sold the Win.
Rowe farm of seven pores last
Week to Chris Anderson.
John Alberts of California,is
visiting his mother,Mrs.Sophie
Jahnel for a few weeks.
Mrs. Raymond Bun- hm return-
ed from a vi dt with her parent:
and friends nt Sutton, Neb.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalm-
or and undertake:-, Blah-.Otiloo
phone 161, rea. phone 188.8~d
I-'or Bale-167 acre good bottom
'fa rm at $90 per acre.Fair im-
provements.Holler and Paulsen '
We have any size and any class
of fam desired.See us for some
rare bargains.Heller and Paul-
ane.33-lt'
Plums and Onions at Aye Bros.
Peggy McGuire of Fremont, in
visiting at the Delmar Feer home.
For Saln lliy residence on West
street.R. L. Hewett.80 -lt'
Mr. Mike lngerslev reports the
sale of a John Deere 15-27 tractor
to Lars Paulson reeently.
Mrs. Kenneth Pound and daugh-
ter are home after an extendw
visit with relatives at O'Neil.
Iffy o u aren't getting 7%ur{
over on your nioney see Don C.
Van Deusen.22-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Reeh are
home after spending the summer
at Alliance, Nels.
For Sala "vhs, $1 triple wagon
load.Phone 3816, Herman.John
G. Jersog, Rt. 2.80-4t'
.Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jacobsen have
'been enjoying a visit from their
son, M.artin of Alliance for n few
days._
Katherine Dau ot' St..Francis,
Kansas is visiting her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Soil and
other relatives.
School supplies at The Enterprise.
Dr.Leyland Status, Chiroprac-
mr. Farmers Sheba Bank Bldg.tl .
Highest prices for produce. Phone
253.Farmers Produce Co.83-tf
School tablets dpaper at The Enterparlisg ..'£2'.'€.'f°°"
c o n .L Bendorf u m a r u u nandambulanceseriee.Phones!
office, 161; residence, 138.`zs m
Hosemiending-Runs and
Prices reasonable, work guarantee
Leave one at W. J. Sas store. 38-U
Phe . C. T. U. will meet with
Mlm Esther Carpenter Saturday
afternoon at three o'clock.'
Bmn, Shorts, Oil Meal, Tank;Hog Meal,Laying Mesh,H g ;
Minerals at Aye Bros.ao.¢f
When you want letterhead.;or
envelopes or statements all The
Enterprise.w e
Miss Gussle Scheffler is in C|,g_
cago where she will spent the win-
Nr in education-al work.
The W. R. »C.kensington will
meet with Mrs. J. v. Hinchmsn on
Thursday afternoon, Sept. 12.
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Why You Should Buy
Your Shirts Here
One big reason for buying your shirts here is the
ample array of new patterns and colors from which
you may select.But of equal importance are the two
factors---high quality and low prices.Drop in and
look them over.We are sure you'll want several
at these prices.
.5 ",,;~Dress Shirts, regular $1.50 at - 1.00
I French checked Ginghams, reg-
/"/ular 50c value, this week at -.43
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Work Shirts (Defy brand)s
.Regular $1 at -~~$ .83
r "Bufs' Overalls, sizes 6 to 16 - 1.00
....._.........,W -..............--[Lotta who netumed with her to
ispend a short time in Blair.
\Lavonne Hudleson returned to
'her home in Omaha Wednesdaylafteranicevacation with the
0liver Hudleson family here in
l Blair.
5 Otto Schmidt, who some twelve
>years ago moved to Norfolk, and
is now city mail carrier at that
Ana Episcopal l0lK5 new a
church dinner at the parish home
Tuesday.
From present rumors the can-
ning factory run will be of short
duration this year.
Miss Ruth Quinlan of this city,
joined n number of friends at a
picnic nt Elk City lust Sunday.
'You can get over 7%on your
:..u r .:....-.¢........»un...
For painting, papering or cellars
lime washed.Work guaranteed.
Phohe whibe 399. A. Broughton
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Mrs.Alice Kincaid of Lincoln,
visited at the home of Mr.and
Mrs. "Pete " Carson last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolsmannnd
Mr. and Mrs. Niels Buchardt were
§undny guesu at the Ed Nelson
Mr: and Mrs. Leo J. Schmitz of
Omaha, spent few days recentlynt the home dim. Schmitz' par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Peer.
When'its cards you need,"e s
The Enterprise.Most any kind of
cnrd`from birthday m Christmas
'dan be found here.234.1
Mis Lois Metzinger retumed to
Davenport,lowa last Saturday,
mr. and Mrs. Frank Gray ppent
a eouple of days at the Stat; Fair
this week.
Mrs.Will Maher is entertain-
ing the Thursday Afternoon Bridge
Club at her home today.
Miss Myrtle Hurdum has gone
to Brock, Neb.where she will
|""°" thi s ye ar. ..
Mr and Mrs Leonard Hammnng
.....u l v l n J u l oq.L\:H|¥\:D\.lll¢l|.L 1p l a t e ,l s vx a l t m g h w b r o t h e r ,w m ' I t : | k a r m n '?n n . .P U M 1Q"-V |home.|:1f ter tw o we ek s vxsxt wl tn no me g gg uljwv .s on g o r Uma n a, s p en t lmn .Jeu-folks.|;2.¢_(. Mrs. Oscar Gilber-tson spent the
__week-end in L i n w h with Mr.Mrs. Wm-Cm-¢r_°f0{"=h'=-ff
inlonday with
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aeir grandmother,
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Schmidt of this city.5 5 ' ' " " `" " `"""' ""°"' " g
Mrs. Malvern West of Herman,ul:v..n....._:.....n....t...........
was in Blair Tuesday where she
had dental work done.She also
visited her sister,Mrs.Eugene
Jackson.
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of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Aronxon
of Omaha, spent a few days last
week with the George McQuarrie
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stevens are
nuns nururerunc neun-¢|uun Leulast Saturday for Missouri Valley
where she will mach Latin 'and
French in the high school.
For Sale-One good used, small
fireproof safe.Good as new. Size
inside 10x10x15%.Call at Enter-
prise office.33~lt'
Prof. T. M. Hansen, president of
Dana College, filled the pulpit at
icnr|.Mrs. Hugo Haack at the State
PML
For Sale-Paper picnic cups for
hot coffee or cold drinks.50 in
P¥\¢k1\R'9. at The Enterprise office.
Barley at Aye Bros.30-ti'
Miss Clara Skinner of Morse
Bluff,Neh.,spent the week nd
and Mrs. Skinner
with her brother,C.R. Skinner'
turned l\ome last Saturday after
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jonas Burnham for a few weeks.
Do you play bddge?The En-
terprise has a complete new line
of score cards,place cards,etc.
Why not see them'23-ti'
Mrs. lda Edmiston who has been
visiting her mother,Mrs.W. J.
Rodgers, returned to her home at
mr. ana Mrs. Reed O'Hanlonand
family went up to the lakes i n
nonhem Iowa on last Saturday
for a week's vacation.
The Enterprise will print your
stationery and do it Hght-We
are headquarters for your printing
needs.1s-lf.
Mrs.Mae Gilfry and Mrs. J. G
Hamplang of Arlington spent lost
looking forward to next Sunday
when Mrs.Stevens'sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Will But~
cnhof! and two daughters of Red
Oak, Iowa will visit them.
Miss Marv Mullin. duuizhter of
\¢0|lnCl| mums ar me hrs: uanmnLutheran church last Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Juljus Weber and
Mr and Mrs Laben Este of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Weber of Her-Indiahn mined lhe week~enl ¥:vith|mnn,spent_last Sunday at the
Wm '|home of their mother, Mrs. Mary. Sutherlpnd and Mr. and Mrs.Weber.
Roy Anderson, southeast of Blair.m m rl - ,mm Qmmnnnla wh..
Berlhoud, Colnrado last week.|'l'ue€day with Mrs. O.M.Ham-
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stricklett andson Harlan, of Dimmick, S. D., left
for hnme last. Wednesday after a
visit with Mrs.Myrtle Stricklett
and Miss Cora Stricklett.
mang of this city.=
Miss Jane Noble left Sunday for
Humboldt, Neb. where she is Leach
ing her second year in the high
school.'..
Mr.and Mrs.James J.Mullin,
_returned home last Fdday from
Wilmer, B. c. where she spent the
past two months visiting with rel-
olives.
Oliver Hudlaon went out to
Wiggins, Colorado Tuesday to vis
it his sister Mrs W E Beard He
plans to go on out to Lmgle, Wyo
before he returns home where he
will visit his daughter Mrs.
Blanche Brlfar and family
Frank Metzinger a n d Miss
Marne Dingman of Rochester N
Y are spending a few days at the
home o f Mr and Mrs John J
Jensen in the Gardner district.
Mrs Jensen
Mr and Mrs. James Mullin en
day cards,_sympathy cards-al\
can be found at The Enterprise
office Popular price.23-if
Miss Vera Lamb,one of last
spri s high school graudates, be.
gan er teaching duties nt Spiker
school lust Monday morning.She
is boarding at the Arthur-` Ander-
son home.
The First Lutheran church are
holding church services for two or
three Sundays at Dana Colle
chapel while their church is under-
going remodeling and repairs. They
had their first service at the chap-
el last Sunday.
Harold Larsen,who has spent
the summer with his parents, Mr.
B-M4 Mrs. Walter Larsen and Ellie
lMr.Metzinger is a brother of
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tex-tamed at Sundiw rhnner nf thon-Mnrie.loft Tuesrlnv mornin#for
Score cards, plocé cards, birth-lb ""`` ` " " "" " " " " " " '`""'
l as spent the summer at the par-
ental, Harry Sappenfield home in
this city, left Sunday evening for
Wyoming where she will teach a
rural school near Torrington.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 0. Ireland and
Mr. und Mrs. C. G. Hulbert dmte
to Lincoln on Saturday morning
where they attended the State
Fair.They spent Sunday with
friends at Seward, Neb..
The Will Reeh and R. E. Tilden
Lnmilies and Mrs.Fneda Jensen
enjoyed a picnic S\|PP€r and swim-
ming at Morsepark, Fremont on
Sunday evening. Later the Pounds
orchestra played for the dsnoe
there which all enjoyed..
Miss Eda Paulsen, daughter of
Martin Paulsen will leave next
week for Omaha where she will
Permanent` Wave,$7.50.All
kinds of beauty work.Phone 197.
Chlldren's permanent wave, $5.00.
Mrs. K. A. Pound,-206 E. Colfax.
12-cr
Goldie and Wm. Feer, daughter
and son of Delmar Feer, are vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koehler
of Oakland.They plan to be home
next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ove T. Anderson
entertained n bunw of young
people at their home near Dana,
complimentary to Miss Eda Paul-
sen last Monday evening.
Miss Grace Mead left last Sat-
urday morning for Long Beach,
California where she will beginan-
other yeor of teaching in the west.
Miss Mead will drive her carlthm.lRev. L. J. Moran and familyleft
For Sde--Beuscher E-ilat altb
Saxophone and case.Nearly new:
Good price.Phone 219.
33-it Glen Evan:
Mrs.Winnie Gould of Long
Beach, California ia visiting
ti v a and friends in and around
Blair._
Baird Hopewell, Louis Annstead
ond Charlotte Gilhvertson a r e
among the Blair delegation who
will attend Dana College this full.
Miss Anna Schmidt will to ld!
commercial work in the Calumet'
City, Illinois schools and has a very
fine position there.'
M C.K.Bendorf is enter-
*2-inlns the Ynarriw ladies maps
club at her home this ('1'h\=1'e4lv)
afternoon.There will be-three
tables of bridge.,
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A. F . Gr ay a nd d au g h te r , D o r oth y
Mr . a n d Mr s .Ro y And ers on,Mr .
and Mr s .F .Ea s te p o f W ic hita.
Ka ns as a nd Mes qr s.A b e a n d W i ll
Suth erla nd.
M. W a lte r s a n d f a mi ly , Mr . a n d
Mr s .Tr a n n y Boh s,Mr .a n d Mr s .
f \ " \ r n »I I n r f l n c n v \ ¢ . |. : n i n a I I I . . -
. . _ . . _ _ -_ . _ _- " ' - " " J _n o - _ . .Los A nge le s whe re he will c ontin ue
hi s studies a t tl}é'Un i ve r s i ty o f
So uthe rn C alif or ni a.He i s ta k i n g
arc hibec tury .
Mi as es E s th er F r os t of P o rtla nd ,
Or eg on an d Mar th a J uh l o f E ug en e
Or e g o n wh o we r e me mb e r s o f th e
D a n o c h o i r th a t rec e ntly return ed
f u u v t ` n u » . w n a n n u l n f n . . .' n u n
n te r th e E mm a n u e l ho sp ital to
k e , a nu1ee's tr ai n in g course.
Mi s s Elia.atte nd ed D a n a College
la st y ear.
J a ne t Ste wa r t,d a u g h t e r o f Mr .
an d Mr s . Har o ld S te wa rt h a s b e e n
vi si tin g relati ves an d fri en ds be-
Mo n d a y mo r n i n g f o r a f e w dn y ' s
vi si t wi t h Mr s .Mo r a n ?par ents,
wh o li ve a t Li b e rty ,Mis so ur i.
Mi s s Bernic e Mo o r e ac c ompanied
th e m.
Mr s. W . D. Ki n ge ry of Flo re n c e ,
Neh., and hire. J . I lrqge and i a u g l Mr s .Chas.By r n e an d c h ild re n
re tur n ed Su n da y f r om vi s iti ng Mr . .
an d Mr s . J . P . B y r n e a t P n p i lli i m.
Ne b .Th e y also vis ited fr i en d s
on d r ela ti ves i n Oma h a .
Mi s s D o r o th y G r a y le lu r n e d o n
Fr i d a y f r o m a vi s i t wi th r e la ti ve s
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fore starting w school.she visited
Ruth Aronson of Omohu week be-
fore lasvnvid Virginia White of
Fremont, n few days last week.
Mrs. Paul Lowe returned to her
lhome Sunday after two weeks yisit
Qot the parental. Fred Siert home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sier wmok her as far
as Sheldon, Iowa here they met
`Mr. Lowe and she accompanied him
to Bird island, Minn.
Mrs. J. B. Carter has been spend-
inn n few weeks in Lincoln.
Billie, little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Rover, was able to be taken
home from the Blair hospital on
Tuesday of last week.He under-
went an operation for appendicitis
recently.\»
ters, Genevieve and Hazel Mae of
Omaha,visited from Saturday
until Monday evening at, the Myron
lletzinger home.l
Mr, and Mrs. H. P. Winter and
Henry of Florence and Mr.and
Mrs. T d R. Jacobson and family
of Irv ngton spent MonLlo,y ot the
home of Mr. ond Mrs. Myron Met-
zinget.
Victor Johnson of the Rose Hill
neighborhood, was a caller at The
Enterprise office last Monday.
For Sule-7~foot Hoosier grain
drill,in good condition.Phone212i on »i7.Victor Johnson.l t '
Lutheran church held a farewell
ut Minneapolis.While there she
enjoyed n ten day comping tripnearby.7
The A.L.Auxiliary will meet.
this evening,Sept.5 at which
time Mrs, J, P. Jensen will give a
report of the convention which she
attended.
Miss Elizabeth Hopewell took
advantage of the special rates on
the railroads over Labor Day and
visited friends in Chicago dnrihg
that period.She returned home
on Tueway.
The Women's Foreign Mission-
ary Society of the M. E.church
will meet with Mis Anna Rover
on Friday afternoon at three
The. young people of the Fix-s
porty for Miss Eda Paulsen re-o'clock.All lodies of the church
u n - . . . . . , , , , , . , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
Oliver Hudleson and sister,Miss
.Celia Mclienney and Miss IQa-
Vonne Huclleson of Omaha,visit~
ed at the Andrew Bobs home in
the country last Sunday and spent
in very pleasant evening.
from Europe.spent a few days
visiting friends in Blair.Both nt-
tended Dunn College last year butHave other plans for this year and
left Wednesday morning for their
homes on the coast.
Mesdames Martin Paulsen, P. s.
Vig and Ove T.Andersen enter-
tained last Thursday at a pcnic on
Dana College campus in honor of
Esther Frost and Martha Juhl»who are leaving for their homes
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cently at the home of Mr.and
Mrs. Dan Greeno at which a very
good time was enjoyed.
Swen Andreazon o l Nebraaloa
City spent a few days visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Mol-
are inviwd._
The State University at Liaonin-
will ~claim the following , y a n g
folks this fall:I-'rahcea Brass,
mizabeth, Noble,C:\.r\Bed¢m_m_|
Merton Jensen.Norman TildedWm'
Curtain Scrims, per yard - .39 to .50
affE?
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;°f / \Children's School Hose, pair - 29c-50c
a Half Sox per pair -I9/Three-qu;\rter Hose, per pr. - .5~40
Bloomer Cloth, regular 501: at ~.43
Madiera Nighties, 1.00, 1.65 and 1.98
_Madiera Pajamas, each -- 1.75
~Ladies' Rayon Bloomers -1.19, 1.25.1 ¢'Silk Crepe Teddy Suit, each - 1.98
g Silk Crepe Step-ins, each - 1.955.Children's School Handker-
1~chiefs,-.05, .10 and 3 for .25
Outings, 20c values, per yard -.15
Regular 28c Outings, per yard -.25
Regular 28c Outings, per yard -.20
Groceries and Meats Always Fresh on account of our large turnover
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lin oregon.m i me young ,.=..p.=of College Hill were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sappenfield
Fmnces and Clyde drove to Lin-
coln Friday where wey attended
the State Fair.They spent Sat-
urday with L.E.Sappenfield at
Tecumseh,and on Sunday they
stopped at Syracuse to visit Rev.
and Mrs. 0. U. McProud.
The Sam Stevens family enter-
tained the following relatives last
week:Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beckel,
Marsellas Stevens and Ruby Diehl,
all of Cheyenne, Wyo., John Stev-
ens,Blanche Sienes and Flora
Lowe of Kansas City, Rush Stev-
ens and Russell Diehl of Pomeroy,
Ohio.
Mrs.C.T. Swisher entertained
Wesley Guild of the Methodist
church on last Friday afternoon.
Guests present were Mrrc W.D.
Hammond,Mrs.Carl Wedergren
and Mrs.George Stanley.The
afternoon was spent sewing and
|visiting after which refreshments
|were served by the hostess.
|Salesmen-The Hiller Brush Co.
;needs one salesman to distribute
|100 samples a week and take or-
,ders for houaecleaning nxsh _in
ililair, Arlington, Henman and in-
ferlying territory.Steady work,
Zgood pay.We train you.Write
629 Barker Building, Omaha, Neb.
33-ll;
Miss Mary Moore entertained a
dozen friends at her home last
guard Jensen and his former school
mates as he used to attend school
here.
Blair looked like "The Deserted
Village"last Monday.I t being
Labor day many of the business
houses were closed and the sntreets
almost deserted.The State Fair
and the legal holiday together put
the crimp in businas.
Pete Pedersen held a sale of his
household goods last Thursday,
preparatory to going to Cheyenne,
Wyo. where he will be located in
the future Cy Johnson,who is
an experienced auctioneer,cried
the sale for Mr. Pedersen and ob-
tained very satisfactory prices.
I. N. Warrick of Tekamah, was
n business caller in Blair Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Compton, in
company with Mr. and Mrs. E, C.
Lippincott, of north of Blair, drove
over gn Shenandoah, Iowa the lat-
ter part of last week to visit the
Henry Eield layout.They were
not much imprused with the place
and an examination found several
articles of merchandise priced
higher than in the home stores.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Howell and
their family, who have been camp-
ing in the tourist park for a num-
ber of weeks,packed their ears
with their belongings, hule fare-
well to their Blair friends and
pulled out last Tuesday for points
in northeast Nebraska, their final
destination being St.Paul, Minn.
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and Albae Nelson...:
For Sde or Trade-1929 Chev-
rolet Coupe,with $120 eitri.
equipment.Will sell at a biK dil-
count. Been driven only 3500 miles
Can be seen at The Vinton-Evlr
Chevrolet Garage.33~lt
Mr. ~ Mrs . W a lter Mc Crl
left last' Vednesday f o r a n i n
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tended vacation in Wyoming
Colorado.lim Dowling and ¢,.¢;
ter, Fern 'are going to look,aftar
things on the place while they are
away and will live there.
Loot-Last Friday' on ~=»g ae-
tueen Blair anil Herman, a Lack
suitcase containing ladies'black
scarf, four dresses, ma.n's trousers
and other articim.Liberal re-
ward Notify or leave at Kolter-
man Racket Store, Blair or J. A;
West 5: Son Store, Herman.l t '
Gerald Forsberg, son ol' Mr. md
Mrs. Francis Forsherg was in the
Richmond hospital at Fremont the
past week,where an oper n
was performed on his left eye all
also had his adenoids and tails
removed.The little fellow ings#
ting along nicely, hut will not he
able to start toschool for some
time.
Mr.and Mrs. -Herman Aye's
younger daughter, Midam ol' 0ma`
ha, was married last Saturday alt-
emoon.at Glenwood,Iowa tn
Eugene Smith of Chicago.Both
parties were eighteen years of age
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;°f / \Children's School Hose, pair - 29c-50c
a Half Sox per pair -I9/Three-qu;\rter Hose, per pr. - .5~40
Bloomer Cloth, regular 501: at ~.43
Madiera Nighties, 1.00, 1.65 and 1.98
_Madiera Pajamas, each -- 1.75
~Ladies' Rayon Bloomers -1.19, 1.25.1 ¢'Silk Crepe Teddy Suit, each - 1.98
g Silk Crepe Step-ins, each - 1.955.Children's School Handker-
1~chiefs,-.05, .10 and 3 for .25
Outings, 20c values, per yard -.15
Regular 28c Outings, per yard -.25
Regular 28c Outings, per yard -.20
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One big reason for buying your shirts here is the
ample array of new patterns and colors from which
you may select.But of equal importance are the two
factors---high quality and low prices.Drop in and
look them over.We are sure you'll want several
at these prices.
.5 ",,;~Dress Shirts, regular $1.50 at - 1.00
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Colored bordered Sheets and
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o f r o s e , blu e , go ld , gr e e n a nd ~
la v e n d a r , pe r s e t ---$3.25
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..|.~.W o r k P a n t s - »-1 . 5 0
1_1 ' ) l
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Smock Prints, per yard - 25c and 4341
Linen Crash Toweling, bleached
Work Shirts (Defy brand)s
.Regular $1 at -~~$ .83
r "Bufs' Overalls, sizes 6 to 16 - 1.00
~n account of our large turnover
S A S H
FOR SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
STOP AT
"Blah-'s Most B:-autlful Servlce Statlon"
Marathon Service Station
ALFRED ENGER. Prop.
Accessories, Goodyear Tires and Tubes
x.
lFriday afternoon at which time
the following spent a pleasant eve-
ning:Minus Ruth Tilden,Mme
Koopman,Doris Tilden,Harrlet
Allen, Dorothea Gilbertson, Messrs
Oscar and Adolph Petersen, Wm.
The Howells have a number of oldland received the Pirental bless-
friends in sum- and many newpngs following the marriage.h e
ones who _are loathe to see them' Aye's were former mail.peoplg
sv but_wleh the m .md luck "L and Mi ss Mmm will be reme 'm~
their tnp. Muse; Prxscilla Rhqade be nd by Bwr fri ends as a tiny
and Frances 0'Ha:\lon were ggesw mme girl in very mn skirts when
v
Hopewell,Vance of their daughter, Nona, at dinnex-they lived hem.
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Blair, Nebraska. September 5, 192WI uos l x :L-:amer
'Fletcher was the amos ul A bi g'i ng Mn
k surprise Wedncsday evening when,birthday.
their Bende
[ M m L md i s , MQ Henry Fis cher o l Olllhl-
Kmsehavi ng low.nn.u .J .B ~>m s pe n tla n we ed nghter Mrs.Elmer the neighbors gathered a t |h me t o ~ l h a t h e . J o l q n _ ' § ` | §
la h ,fm La n d hmi l y -; q' = °; °; ;3 s \: i : a \$ 1 .~ = ° &» . _ I - 'mx u mm n ~ .- a d M f r m u
he !zum1.d to their home at '.l'hurnanlA delioous lunch was served by with her a ,xx wing a vi»glld§g~_ 0l;x¢ md llrs. Bal.Alexander in lows._.|_ o_
'I<al:¢;KFNF.They left re
-...1.. ..-A ..»fm\»¢\ hams late fhntfhiondny afumoou. in o
|\Ianmnm aqllhvnii luv nwminu fn1lm||rlno-v
Wi]
nor
v t n w u n ' w w l l u s v v v d l I o n a|T h e c h o i r m é e t a d u r r e h e a r n l
l l i a m s e n v i s i t e d a t t h e a t 7 : 3 0 P .M .e a c h F r i d a y e v e n i n g ?
h o m e S u n d a y e v e n i n g l m d w e n m e x p e c t i n g t o h a v e s a
l n ! !~
Cl,°f'="'-;1- - ~ » R S M
HERMAN NEWS
; ; ; ; ; ; , , ' ; " " " ` ° ° " ` " " " "liz ' with his brother, John md|
At el. meeting of the H. E. Aid family.a t the home of Mrs. Melvern Westi Charles Rutledge of Pender,
-.-..JA... |..|_annum* 4lm ¢nlnnn»\} Nl' than wink at]
mm hlnrguret Jipp left. Sundny
for Saginaw, Mich., to be in readi-
ness for her school duties Sent. 3.
Nemgn Wnmek drovew Fnmonzlqm pissed another muawne on md MnndayMzmdaytntheballgzme.llfe's journey.Eddie had uken|GextrudelMrs.Gus Warrick and dnugh-Delbert to town and upon his re-:Wednesday
ter, Betty of Peetx, Colo.,spent gsm-he was gready surprise so days at Ure
Tuesdnv and Wednesday at the!md a aowd wai¢inB to help him Bldr.
Hansen came home on
after spending a few
Jun a\\A:.ll.|ln\.t:.Th e r e is aiwa ys a mo st coz dinl
welc ome at St. Iai n:y 's.1 The M u m c a u mi m s hi m,linila Fscher and Mary Manraret Wynn Baer homng in
en was a Hooper call-
lykimi Hjarry Ne!son's
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m ~ a l t t r n u n n ,LII!! Au|"|»|.N=u|. H113 ,.,,,|,,,,, v;_"__~=--» - - .. I M A f o x . m e D W .Ru tle d g e h o me CHRISTIA N c m m c n
A\J. Hprgett, PastorHn. L. A. Woodward md grand-Hnughmen, .lack and Ann, returned
on Saturday nicer spending thesummer in Canada.They mme bytrain to be here (or the opening of
school.Mr. Woodward, who has lg
xovnng onncvn were ~.-~~---the ensuing year: Mrs. Geo. Lofvw
president; Mrs. J. M. Wesi, vme-'~Mrs.Melvern West.presxdent,Hwretary;M m Howard Hansen,
treasurer.ndE. F McMahon retumed Su aygndmg contract there has about 'bee.4.. ...v. mm-If vat 1 ~ ~ 2 : - s M n h o :l
Mrs.Edwin Blomherg retamed
Monday noon to her home in Oma-ha after a wsit here wlih her
mother, Mrs. Wm. Kramer.Miss Bernice Aylesworth andher brother,Donald of Lincoln,
spent Labor day at the Wm.
A.-nm. hnlnz.
m e h attended m u w i e n f ;
the pan week.
_ _Mrs. James Cmickahank ig
xtmg relatives in Springfie|,j_Mr.and Mrs.Edwin Cacand children were Sunday d.
3112519 of Mr.Cachelisfs sMisa Lizzie (larlwlln nl ne s
i m; s f;a § 1 =f,;f¢k home.Icelebzate.Thu
H.3.Bolle and Mr.and Mrs the usual way,
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a time wa s sp e nt in
|f o l l o w e d b y a v e r y ]
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Will Hans
ir Monday
v w w .J .b o n e a n n
Mo.Florence Sunday
\~» l§n u ||1411 t ff I\ $ l ¢ |I (
u mum mum w_¢-|»y\.»......5 muu..to spend Lhe day Mr. and Mrs. Harold Curley andJabunde home.'children and Ella Mae retumed'
e McCoy was a home Thursday after visiting withlest of Miss Pearl Mrs. .Curley's parents, C. T. White
|ana family at Lexington.,
te Demon of Blair,A party was given at the Wm.
he Misses Warrick Olson home Monday evening, wiLh_
;""' °"= uw;nu ui: lu n.ST. MAE a m s c o m l .
c m m c n
Bgsil S. Daugheny, Rector
Sunday,September Bth,Holy 8:
Communion at 7:30 A.M.Thel
Bihl
Mor
cms
Pre:
Mid
00 I
Chn
e School, 10:00 A. M.
ning Wors}1i15, 11:00 A. M.
.stian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M.
Lching, 8:00 P. M.
-week meeting,Wedneaday,
,O M.
ir nrnetivn Pridnv Rrfln P M..
f[nun li n Brne s ti mmu , mg " di n n e r g m
iota.lvanon in Blair.
lened lli nl lhrgue ri
e r i n : v u a m n o f t
ur. ma Mrs. ceo. nm. ur.ma§""""¢ "';;"";;;,;-°-;-t;,;----
ln. Emmett Ilimes and ellildnn,=me lm. Hsttie mn m | pic-__°"hl#t° 1¥."n°"°p'§3j§f'"fI1¢»T.'§'¥
' i i *sl ~ J'_f'k__.r'§l_'.i'for their home at Will!-i=l|»°|1|
° " ' 1 " ' ' M w.-.,,L n - ~ ; a ; ; . 1 a . r " . ° ;
hcl! and lllrie Adnml ~ iq gn Honda] with llill Clth
Pe n de r S a tu n la y a n d vi s i te d a t
th e Geo . W a c h te r h o me .:Th ey re-
tu r ne d ho me S u n da y eve n in g .
'L o u H o r n c a me d o w n { r o r n E m -'e r s o n Sa tu rd a y a n d vu u te d over
L a b o r d a y wi t h h i s f a mi ly .He i s
emplo y e d a s li n e ma n f o r th e
| No r t h we s te r n a n d re tu rn e d to h i s
lw o r k e a r l y Tu e s d a y mo r n i n g .
I u f n n d Mr e Ha r te .C o ob e r md '
Smi th te a c h e r .a t s u p f le r a n d f o r th e e ve n i n g 0¥\abo ut . si xtir f rie nd s pr es en t.lc h u r e h sc hool a t 9:45 A M |-'- - - " ' " " ; " ' " " : " . r l - ' -
Mr . H e n r y a n d f a mi ly , n e w c o m-Th u r sd a y .
er s f r o m Iowa.,h a ve mo ve d i n to Ne u r o W a r ri c k b o u g h t f o r ty
th e Ch ar le s Sto lte n be r g P lvp e r ty .he a d o f c a ttle wh ic h h e p u t i n h i s
Mi s s D o r o th y Ha n n a o f B1ai r,| f eed y a r d s Sa tu rd ay .Pre nti c e
wi ll tea c h th e Gr e en e sc ho o l wh ic h S mi th rec eived 111 he a d o f sh e e p
opens Mo n d a y ,Sept.2.S a tu r d a y f o r f a tte n i n g .»
He n r y Klas s an ,wi t h a c r e w o f Mi s a E me s ti n e Mc Co y atte n de d
te n me n .we n t to Te ls a ma h 'I'uea~teac hers'in s titu te i n Bla i r ,sta y
d a v mn r n i n u Fmr nnvnwnl n4un\'n 2.U.ȴ | l.\| Ina DIMM Jarman F r i -
l.
Th e c h ur c h ls u t tm g o n a d r i v en § " } ; § § i f f ;I;nr;stsGro€Sg;}§i Mo r ni n g P ra y e r a n d S er mo n a t 1 1 f o r h i g h e r a n d b g g e r th i n g s .
da y n i g h a t th e G e g g e Lofti sf-A~M .Th e Y o u n g Peop les F e l- |I n o r d e r to l€3Cll o u r a i ms WU!
home..| ¥ ° ' " ' " ' " " me e ts a t 5 § 3 0 P .M .'l`l118 mu s t inc rease o u r me mb e r s h i p ,
La s t Su n d a y , S e p t. le t, n e ar ly a is t' °be a reo rga ni zation tnee tlr fg br o a d e n o u r k n o wle d g e a n d c o n s e -
hu n dr e d peo ple f r o m a ll pa r ts o f a n d th e Re c to r a n d hi s w1fe wi ll c r ate o u r li ve s to th e M a s t e r ?
Ne b . g a t h e r e d a t th e Me a d e p a r k b e th e hos ts.A f u ll atte nda nc e cause._
i n He r ma n f o r a re a l f a m i ly re -i s d e d r e d l Ne xt L o r d ' D d-'B ay I 8 es i gn a te d 8 8nn an n nf Hm Rnvnn -Tnf tan r vlntmn -"l"l»\¢\Q¢n»{»\»-F i n n ,mi ll raausmn 5%».".......l n..... -_1....|.2..:....a:-.in- ..
.nn-nw|"}°n» ¢\¢nln h_" " D chd ,,_ ,,,gd | ,| , mgv ug z u m f E. P.l-`| mle| |v nnf.duwnwUn-
, g g , g a n m u .|enln early Thnndny momillsuw
In , o u t a f h u m mgun a n-i " ' i n ltte n dlnn a t th e Sub ~_| f"¢| ah. la t of me we ek md-\ l n . U . G . G n r n e r d B l d r , v n -
:e n .| | in the i r plues|""" her dnughmer,l i n .llelvern¢. 0 .4 . o lulv :a rk a ndn.|Wel% Wedneldly ol Int ice! md
_._-.AL- |-.|, |AMIv " fa m '" """ " ' : " " " r |as a gnc;|.|g=\|.n.u ----Alll .-._. -..-.... """"0 " " |" " l ________Hts; Leola Cuntmmga assastefi ntl geeting at "bei" £5132 that afterfdaughters, hir. and hire. Carl Cooplw k f hu'°`"" " " 7 " '""" ' " " "5
the Farmers Union Store FndayBla'HOOD
on businesa.Mrs. H. Q. _Cooper is enjoymg a
few d3Y5 visit from her brother, whonttends a business college.
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Ramnuseenhave moved theirhousehold goods
Jake Beyree of Pender.Peter Corpenterif who recently
returned from Caio rma,ns now from the K J Van Valin farmwvlvafrd at the Eh? cafe.'north of town to the Woods-Up-
Del T kam h ..a Her; cadl;tStur§ay eleniigldlkel rséréch "r"they are both
em 0pyOnMondayhebeguntusfnrstThere will he no preaching ser-
y a f s work as a teacher.vices at the Methodist church nextLent Wednesday, Aug. 28,wa8'Sunda morning r Rev Norlin
while her sister, Ruby was m nr M3_ F 0 Swanson spent wed.,nesday in Omaha and while there:
visited her daughter, Miss Mildred
#er and Carl,Jr. and Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Cooper of Tekamah,spentMonday ,at the home of IIarry'slandBert's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
|H. C. Cooper.Mrs. Wm. Adams and Miss Ma-
rie were dinner guests Friday at'
the Ray Triplett home.-4Wm. and John Pierce and fam-
o r o r t e M _&w | | u . a u l n n A t u v l l u v " - .. . . . .__ -.0 .r m l w a y ¢ 0 m - I d a y e v e n i n g s h e c a m e t o t h e J .S .
p a n y ,p u t t m g u p n e w f e n c e s o n ] C o n e t y h o m e w h e r e s h e w i l l l i v e
t h e r i g h t o f w .a y | w h 1 l e t e a c h i n g t h e K i n d r e d s c h o o l ,
M i s s e s D o r a a K 1 x : 1 d t ,K a t e M e h - , w h i c h o p e n e d M o n d a y w i t h a n e n
r e n s ,M r s .J .J .S i e r kR o h w e r ,w h o h a v e b . . . ? ' " Z ' . g ' ¥ . ' § . ' ; ' ; ¥
m g i n t h e n o r t h w e s t ,B d t i s h C o l -
u m b i a a n d C a n a d a ,r e t u r n e d S e t -
u r d a y ¢ ~ ' @ ' 1 m e »T h e y a r e l o u d i n
t h e i r p r a i s e s o f t h e t r e a t m e n t t h e y '
rollment of twenty.Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
Mrs.J.S.Conety wexe Mr.
Mrs. Wilbur Conety of Orum,
and Mrs.Ernest Bartz a n d g e
r.
and
and
Mr.
children of Bancroft,Neb.ily drove over to Onawa,la.on recei d b hSunday for a visit with friends.!g_r;p ,fnd 550 0; t§§°.'L'$°'.i`§ gjagf
Mies Ethe B°§~=¢of Fremh\§1t,!fu| places they visited.guests of the (onetys
wa.s a wee 'en guest of IBS!The Went Leavenworth Mer-Timm Tucker and Bryan War-time 'rom bn.11da f J. w. Bran-.Y -Marge Adams.Mrs.Adams and chants ne f 0 an ,I _1 Y o _ .'.....|| L. 10| aff andunjsnt the annual! Mane took h€l D0 Biilll early li13tf]0¢.a}fpngimn f h ? ~ ~ ? A r B ' ; ; t ' ° n ( ? u : : £luff5 SUB
and Mrs.P.J.Flynn and three
[children of Benson we n supper
n . ¢ ¢ - g vm .v a n . . v » .- . - - - - - . . .- v . - . . - - - -ship.I t h a d been a good ma n y
re ar s si nc e mo st oi ' th es e ha d me t
and i t pr o ve d to be on e o f t h e
arg ent a n d ha pp ie st eve n ts i n
years.Th e af te rn o o n wa s ar p mt'
ren ewi ng oid ac quaintanc es,vi s i t-
n g o ve r o ld ti me s .Ma n y k o d a k s
were bu sy d u r i n g th e af te rn oo n.
W h en de p ar tin g a ll we r e ho p in g to
mee t o n a nother oc c as ion li ke thi s.
Ha r r i e t Wrileon sp e n t severe!
S v c u c w l i l g v l n a o " l n L u o u a n u
th e i r wo r k o n Monc iay af ter n oo n
a t 4 o'c loc k.W e a r e e xp e c ti n g a
la r g e en r o llme n t f o r th i s c lass.'Duesday th e l o w ,wi l l be m e '
f i r s t o f a s e r i e s o f f a mi ly g e t- to »
gwethers f o r a ll th e me mb e r s a n d
Priends o f th e pari sh.W e ar e
Ur s i n e e ve r y f a mi ly to b e p r e s e n t;
le t u s ma k e th i s a re al f a mi ly
pa r ty .Di n n e r a t S i x a n d n soc ial
LUI wulu u uy ur ! \llUl, Zl| J l| lllo ll w¥»J o i n u s o n f o r wa r d D a y a n d
h e ` u s l a u n c h a p r o g r a m wo r th y
th e c a u s e f o r wh ic h we s ta n d .
Th e loc al c o n gle ga tio n an d its.
inf lu en c e up o n soc iety is pr o p o r -
ti on ate to th ei r ef f or ts put,f o r t h
b y i ts in d ivi du a l me mb e rs .
A ll a r e c o n li a li y i n vi te d t o wo r -
sh ip wi t h u s a n d to nseirt us:i n
atta in i n g to h i g h i d ea ls .
Start Weanling Pigs Right
by FEED|No '
r Tons
They Will Make You More Money
Blair Drug Co.
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
ROSE min, ITEMS
Mr. and Mra Harvey KuhrwerelSaturday evening visitors at the
Harold Rasmussen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor andchildren spent, Sunday at the John
Taylor home.Howard Taylor and
Clemens Williarnsen also spent the
day there.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hughes and
Carrie Hansen of Winslde,span:Monday at the Will Hart home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold French and
family were dinner guests at theA. D. Baer home in Omaha Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. will Hart and two
children spent Sunday at the LouisBonneau home in Lyons.
Mr. and Mrs. Harald Rasmuanen
and Donald spent Sunday eveningat the Hans Jensen home, help-
Start Weanling Pigs Right
K bv FEED|No `
~ ~ ~They Will Make You More Money
Blanr Drug Co.
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
Be YourOwn Boss
Start a Paint Manufncturiég
Ill uc a 1 - - - - - - - I - . - .---_ _ __> r 1 f c r e ; 1 ¢ e Mm" m,/U m ¥n es da y mo r n i n g wh er e she to ok
M r .a:1d .Mls .Ag dr ew _ H§ ns en ,| th e bu s fo r ho me .
\§E|Tda§""i'h§`é`5§¢`;Il`9`i'5"§'°i§;"'{;f§`§°'i§5i{i|`°iv'|LT-'I-5312 ret
:favor of the visitors..Imam "I'Imrnlni from Lincoln and
ton.In honor of the event,daughter-in-law entertained 2lovely fried chicken dinner forfnllmrimr:Mr.and Mrs.J.
I
Hin ma ~ went over 1° I `i§i25dSfi`E53Eélaé' §;id;§,";,;"m,;,_
Fcntanelle Honky evening, where Monday she began her dutlns u
#bf v m : m n l g d n the wining teacher in me McCarthy d i m e :year.School opens Tuelday morn-.when she will live at the Carl
ins-iliindley home.__..__
FT. CALHOUN
AND VICINITY
§A`5,E6`vlT'Mrf`=é.~1d Mrs. J. H.
haiku and Lester Dale,Mrs. A
'°§°».;§;';;;;;,;i;s 1;,;i1 m..1qn Mr and Mrs Wm
¥ the .Lo£t.i_s g i g s ~ ~rivéd Tuesday evenil
. Neuman ar-`Miss Bessie Morgan entntaxnecng from Fort D E S O T O L O C A L S |at a formal breakfast Friday mon
a visitd wiLh png in }ionor 0; her house guest
man an fam-_M _J Miss He e~\ Nic nlisgn who just rfEmnia P5 c f m - h =;<;"§§,';turned from the chon* tri_p w Eur
'l _QI-egg and !ner este f M '.ope.Guests werg the Misses Dor_KU o r. and Mrs. Whlt f'N 1 Fr .::=f'T9¢1»w=»1\»¢e a week ago Sunday.::*;Y..i,°::°:m§1:'§m §£.°e?h.,.""
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,_;,,"° '"' 'f`j|""`}§¢]1 'one hundned present.some o I | a ; i -- I
ur...'¥.'2.."I?.I,'13° nn ~ from_ ' .5"'EFf'=¥=-!'3'°..!"3'|n._' mn,
; ; ,"""'°"°f~'a"clFl|¢:]§';ri _ t ' i a e ~ a m i ! ! " }'I£"¢~é'°'.,`II¢"fT.'T;:"im-.md Mrs. Eu-"Ei psnrd E |l'°"'? _~"""°'.§.2.'"..? Blair. Mr. md in R. H. q"3h".°f QFEIP'
which will be served an noon.Ike 'Wood.s, civil war veteran and
an member of the G. A. R. post at
Tekamah,celebrated his eighty-
anecond birthday very pleasantlyon last Thursday, August 29 when
bbvee and daughters of Fremont.
Monday being Labor day,the
banks observed it as a holiday and
were closed for the day.The post
Iouice closed as soon as the mom-
\ I . n w n i l un o | } i ¢. f| ° i h !\ | . # . :S l h l i * h P i e
day evening ar. me wm.werso |n .;"° ....,.,.. ..._ --__- _home." ;3 3 5 ;gm-3-fgh Cachelm accorg-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tucker and
P.C. Tucker and family spentp rr er ro er,Ed Cachehmdaughter Edna and niece Eliza-'Tuesciay in Shenandodf, Iowa.!§.'i.'i..'?1Z';§§".,.f;'1. (gnmghaah M_§"]f"Y»§b-nh Gz:imm went to the State
C.B.Mehrens and assistants the warm 0 s r °t§Fair Sunday to stay over 1'1ion~
'd Ed was an ent°'ant in theleft Tuesday for coln .to_ net]The school bell rann':main thisefin. --E..... -n n.. .Lu n|\1"\n anIII
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his daughter, Miss Suda entertain-"Ib .ulun -'=~=-»~~------- -»»- "7"ed at a dimel' at their home there employees 21[1J°¥ed.a lwhday whlch
they s nt. ln vanous ways.Thefor members of the post and then'P2'wives and several members of the "her buslnes houses contmued
R e m .u o r p a M r .a n d M r s .H .C ." ' ° * " ~ u s u n u 3 -
_l a -... ..||\h»u I I l . Tn n n n n n n .
tlmWl|hill§¢0ne0\llIty~_me 'I-man an ~.. _,~.-l exhibit ~ readiness for »~!:'a';--..s.~::,»,.:°.:°.,,..:... aa. ;,_;=;;;=*"a:'°,£'f.¢.",.¥'":'m:',::
lwreqxnz »f.:h= §'~'= Fnir Fridu-;um|¢ Paulson telchu the Welt an ¢a'wm\ their aunt and uncle.u A t:F||1:!erl¢|¢'hedthe"h | " , d u |p n M "Y ..l-.='T»'f .i§»mg». _w '1`1\¢§fi§Y» u\¢°§:u¢ .=»....i'. nces u °"a"&.H_l"l;.'3°"I° 2"¥.'!2:.. smrl
i'nni'l'lxeod K i ufli e r-l ' " ~ - v - - - - - - - - - - » - - - i _21 a 5 h o M m e _____ ___._..(Jon :___P'?§__-.,_.are on terullueu company from luwl overlf_'~1§"t_____§g__g ° f ' !i Ham Jorgensen and Mum @¥IT.u n u nun..n .J u A.¢\u¢chzldren a n d J a me s Ke ho §_Tgrs.
manin
:|u; |:: :q¢ u..:l\L M !w e e k - e n d .e q u u .u s n u l u u c a I n A v l l u u v a l u l uMI " 2 f o ~s ' 2 f l 'E °A n n o u n c e m e n t :a r e o u t r e = u = = ¢ | a e ' ¢ ! \ ' = ° £ = ~ _ Q F ° " . = v : ? » § 3 h ' 2 ° . n ' § ° ie a mgarcn cven their hon:Orqgha last .
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"gf Dixon's father drove to Elk Ulty._! Sunday tu jnifa a picnic reganion II
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Ada y m r way :: o r La ur el,nu n. ,- wh e n fi n wi ll beg in h e r y ea r's
wo ,i H< h € 'i th e h i g h
n c h o o l ; ' . f r .Sh e ni l! L ea c h L atin
a n .-::'Th r cz. .-nt Téc w Sun day
sc jp o l h e ! !their u~1*U"' c ~.tt
Tuilual. ,.n.L; here Tllufdxf ay with a
la r g e c r o wd present.A Pi€!?i¢
o l th e ma r r i a g e o f Mi s s Ma r y
W ebe r o f Blair , a nd S hir ley Sto kes
u l n.eruu.\;| , wmc n oc c urred :Satur--u;| £\.dg»17 Bt Ln iilf.'I he ~
.»..»ai ne r mu a l gi r l.She i s th e
....._.,...or ui u..L.;>.John W e be r an d
.,| ¢»Ai.f 18 the 50:1 of Mr. and Mrs.
.».r .bluzies.n e is e mp lo y e d at_
o h .D . | | n n u n r r u i l h f l n o f N i n s r
Fisc her nor ne mst. evenin g to Ce le-b r a te th e same.Mi s s A n i ta ju s t
re tu r ne d th a t even in g a f te r a
mo to r tr i p o u t s ta te .She v-'eg the
re c i p i en t o f se ve r a 1 nic e g i f ts g u d
also a la rg e angel~iood c ake wi t h
the re qu ire d number o f c an dle s.A
de li c i o us lu nc h was s er ved b y Mrs .
Fisc her.Th e g u e s t s le f t a t a la te
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mo m i n g a n d
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W E T E L L Y O U H O W
A Smull Amount nf Mu my W i ll
Star t You on the Rand to Success
and Independence.
2 Th e field is unlimi§ed...Every
"HPV fmme§ neiéhbors at the homegetung maygzed.lne §~E}§."`R}:}éé'Cooper where over
ese notes 30m5 wlth thirty were present.fnends m wnshmor.. ._.\ \|.......n-1_1. 1r.."...~¢». Nr'17|§;$§ineé§~i 1h}o§ g mr. 8IlG1l:irz\. lunpu I\U:J|.luluu ...ar Omaha,vmsated from Frzday eve-Hrs.Pete Jones and ning until Sunday with the Geo.
mpaniéd b y P,,e»_"Morgan family.Miss Bessie Mor-
bert Jones drové gan returned to Omaha with them.
da to visitthe Ed |The Miss@s Margaret and Ger-y g a r t r u d e W a r r i c k a t t e n d e d t h t e a c h
». - n h» ¢ Hh s §¢ »h a R l n i r t h " p Q dC\ VS
1 "g e 3 {ng g ] |_T h e LIMS x s n u u n a u B B A n a n u s I n n 4 |l } ' & ' § f . » " L " m " § § @ n ¢i 1 v a r i o u s v~ n E ! e t h e y w i l l h v e .T h e a r e
... .'.s n l e n d l d v o u n n f o l k s a n d f n e n d s
hour wishing ' Anita many mo
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~ ,____re Emerson SunJones famllynoel n u l n l l gume Inu "_"--T---' ' i l M .a m L e nt E m l :mg : I n t h e n a ma n w a s * i ' Z '§ | ° . | .'!Z'|"iiI:2 wmhmg them a ""*""§.f.=.§», iii.. G'LT€1. S';§§*\-°=";:'~
ppy one-_''Wednesday eve ing m u r m.n. nuraic. who im ;~hg°="*";g§ dl;,__,'§§:§;_=,5»,_»-;_=;.~=gg=;,=;_;,,,..,,,,,,, where. uw had be
in South Omaha, swept wee |lm\ twelfth burthmlay and he cele-§|°°|'{"F "ff" busingsl igterests.
-englllt hig hum! l\°f€- .._hnnnl fhl avant lw havin!.l Mill! Allltl 5|.EhlEll.l vnqtgd ~
nc1|Mrs . Ha ze l Do si e vi si te d he r si s-(ral
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Su nd ay
Gu y W alla c e a n d son,W esley
we n t lo w n to Lin c o ln Sa tu r d a y to
ta k e zn th e Sta te F a i r a n d y isit
re la ti ve q
M r n `\I"*1 Cii*`ford Hi oe li ne|.:1 d .. .LeeP'|"I*°r*'|'|1gr{a t S u n d n v d i n n e r . Mr .
in am; ~ gans Jorgensen and Mr.________1-.....,........
C15 u|:Juuu\\.lu ---...-..__l a s t w e e k .T h e f o r m e r t e a c h e s t h e
, l o w e r r o o m a t B o n o s c h o o l f o r h e r
s e c o n d y e a r t h e r e a n d t h e l a t t e r
t e a c h e s t h i s y e a r i n t h e M a r r h
d i s t r i c t w h e r e s h e w i l l l i v e a t t h e
B e r t H a n s e n h o m e .
T h e B l u e B i r d s o f B o n o S e w i n e '
C l u b m e t T u e w l a y a f t e r n o o n w i t h
w e i r l e a d e r M i s s M n r g a w t W ' \ r »
r i c k w h e n t h e y p r e p a r e d t h e i r e x -
house and bmn, rnschinery, auto!
mobiies,and garages need paint.
Location makes no difference.,You can stan in the city,town,fvillage or on the farm.Paint can
be sold everywhere.'Write today!
All Information i s abnoiutely
*FREEL AddressIElJDY'S WH ITE LEA D
word in received hen Tnun- aa';'f.. '¥;..a;?5»¥_ H.;i;:'..i..; nelday and Thundzy -.vim nn1.11 f cm._-.da felling of hum "°'2 Mgworm ol' than invnted wen able zo come. Marie |erk.of th, out-door fr
mmm a t hi s pme 1 °' However that was enough for a ~aut one
£ ' : : : ~....... .5 2 .':..£ ;"'*.§.§i% uasebnll fm and they rw; a E.'L'§i€':.'£'.:1°°f..f' i ' . ~ & ': ' , § ' . :
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Stores Combine or Thresher Wheat
known.Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Cameron and
Misa Caroiine Wachter returned onWednesday evening. from a pleasf-
ant outing at Green Lake, Minn.Fishing was exceptionally good
and a .number of friends will test-
ify that this was true. He brought
home some nice bam and crappies.Mr.and Mrs. -Chas.Harrison
and family drovg over from Des
Moines Saturday to visit over
B. Harrison and Pi. 0. Cooper fam
ilies here and the Bert Cooperfamily at Tckamah.They left for
home Monday and stopped over in
Omaha for a brief visit with rela-
tives there.Rev.Herbert M.Richmond, the
new pastor of the Baptist church,
moved hem last week and conduct.-ed the regular services at the
cilunch Sunday.
Mr. Qiliand, who has been in tlhe
Lo xdhs te h'o.ipltal for treatment
dandy time,having such a fineplace for a game.Mrs. Harrison
served a nice picnic lunch and af t-
er the gall game she treated them
to watermelon before going home.
Those present were Allen and
Gerald Yo\1vl`l, Marion Loftis, Leo
and James achter, Philip Coop-
er,Floyd Cooper and Ellswonh
day ni ghc o ` .1 "`§ e E' .§ § .i " ~
crowd.The business men are tobe congratulated on giving to the
public such pleasing entertainment.
and the Ft. Calhoun b nd deservesmuchpraisefor givi g free ron-certa, before an r the movie..
each evening.
i l n \| |"r 1 ° ' : | r y o u r H e l l b f l l oMiss Thelma Fick was secretly.
rvzrried lest Memorial Dav nvrl on
lllondnv of this week left with herhusbandtomakeherhomein
Boston,Mass.Miss Fick is a
most lovable voung Indy 'md thebestzishes of the community will
lcv with her to her n\>\'.' home.Harrison.I Mrs.Wm.P.Cook returned W1 George Mundorfi',Charles Har-Mr. and Mrs.H.B.camero hef home in Omaha Wednesday, mon and Henry Joreen=on.Who
gf expected home the iorepart of flffifi.-3. `ii."¢h'lff§§f.'f.n""i'i§.II.i§"lféad.s r e t corn planter for the
.5 .-_-1 'w a 'Labor day mth the E. P. and L .'i..."°°'i¢""'f' 3 six weeks so l Supt. and Mrs. B;~lead left to twrzc o l), are no u mr,1
lo all IC ues"-l'I'hursday for o visit with rela-1 Miss ilelva Hineline. in companytheHermanschoolsmpenedon
Monda morning for the year'sworkwith the following corps ofteachers:Supt.F.B.Schrader,'
Miss Margaret C. Kroeze, principuiMarcus Kroger, high school teach-
er and athletic coach,and MissKathrynHelenHughes,commen
cial.Miss niilared Coulter,'ith
and Sth grades; Miss Leona Rover,
5th and 6th grades; Miss EledyceQvdsfg. 3_rdand 4th grades; Ml3.
tives in South Dakota, but will be
home in time for the opening of with the Moeller family of FortCalhoun, visited frie.1fl=i in Neale.their respective schools Tuesday,Iovvtl a week ago Sunday.
Sept. 3.l Mrs.Dave°Gustin had the mis-
Miss Marie Osborn of Omaha,
accompanied by several friends.came up Thureday evening and
were dinner guests at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Herman Klahn and
fnmily.Mr. and Mrs. Hans Schmidt ond'
fortune recently,to have one of
hex'cellar shelves break, containing
over two hundred quarts of canned
fruit and vegetables, thereby los-imr over sixty quarts of canned
goods.Mrs. Harry Seltz entertainedtlfeMr. and Mrs. Max larder left on members of the De Soto Wo'men's
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hibit. for the state fair.|The Misses Eleanor and or-enoe Dixon stayed Toesdav ht
with Miss Ruth Morgan a rl Mr.
Morgan took the three eirls to the
State Fair Wednesday morningz.A baby daughter was welcomed
at the J. L. Vnuhgn home a week
n o.gltirs. Harry Tyson and son. Pr'1'l
Io.gm Sunday dinner guests at the
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Watson Tyson home in Flair.Mr. and Mrs. C. B.Bunn v t
to Moorehend,Iowa Saturday.to
spend Sunday with Mr. and rs.
J W. Townley.Mr. nnrl Mrs. A.
R. Beales stayed at the Bunn home
during their abswce.
l Miss Hazel Dohse spent Satur-
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dnjc niffht with her sister.Mrs.
"Whit Wallace and all went to vi=itanother sister. Mrs. Herman Doose
at Elkhorn, Sunday.
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I PAINT co.
158-780 s. Pieree Sl.Dep't. A
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
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u m i m a - n
Wllh perlecl success and dollars sav ed nu your crapIn sclenullcally eonslrncled Columblan Grain Blum
umA1'x-1mz.'r'|r:H'r. RA'n.Pnoo1=. x=tRF,sA1=Emnman*t v : . n . n 4 | . ; - n n a - - r n - - y - - - - - - - -t u n a m a n A : i n ( i m a Gn ivnn mn d st oo l l hr ut ll lh cu t l rl th a ll t han In t en t m n m ai m vo fu m 'fine sh ape wh ite ho ldi ng:
d miscellaneous |ton.¢=|°*n G n u m .i » i a ; ' : . T a ; ¢ i ; a . - "" " m 1 m ; . ; . . . . .o n . Inhthrutmn rxagrsen Al-o adnuhla In other nun len!! amlr n r wo u ld srunthelua ~ A bunpulnguunni souruah| \ P M \A M M M Q 1 . n ' r v l s : ' m n m m s |m s n m n 'r om TANH Sv n u u u u n u n n u
Hogs - Sheep - Cattle -Horses
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Are |.*¢`tnttl1fl\~d 'ite Re d Top lima but nnma de w |h he m:a r itvx l nice : Ind in la rge r
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sou Bu. DELIVERED 0 s 99.00
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O u r T r u c k W i l l C a l l P m l l p t l y 2 0 5 |~ l l .." '.2 3 7 . 0 0 J : - » a u ¢ u m l a w f u l .
|5..0-00We mlm make and ex-ec! com hrta Flrnl lIlo.\alor Pulls In c apac itiesou r S e n me I 8 F r e e so 50.005 buuncla.W rite lr Dunlc ulnrn.
ELMER C. PE'lJl`E\'S, Solicitor I .*| CUEHIIIDIIR
Use Your Phone, Call 5 .f;3r Makers-I Co.Sieel T ank
Kansas City. Mo.
was omugnr nere msn weve uno urat the home of his son, Roy.He
is not improving as rapidly as his
family and friends would like.Mr. and Mrs..l. D. Lowe,Mr.and Mrs. H. C. Cooper, TheodoreKipp,Mr.and Mrs.Huit Lowe
ana Iamily,Mr.and Mrs.John
Obern.,Sr.were among thosefrom here who attended the Buncounty old se\tler>'picnic at Te-
knmah last Friday. Qlr. and Mrs.
Cooper visived Thursday and Fri-day st the home of their son, Bert
returning home Friday night..
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Robertson
drove over to Hooper Saturday fortheirson,Cdrnell who vidtedhere over labor day.They took
him buck Monday.
Mrs. C. L.Reid is serving the
patrons on route one for fifteen
ényv. substituting for her husband
who is enjoying a rest.Mrs. Joe
Bandar is driving for her.
The Herman ball team, we are
informed. are w ploy in the toum-arnent at Waterloo Sedpt. 11-14.
The members o l e Baptist
Minden Circle met at the churchLut Wednesday for their regularmonthly meeting with Misa Nellye
Custer, hostess. The lesson was on
Japan and interesting talks wereas given by various members with
Mrs. A. L. Sullivan, leader.
A number of relatives sprung n
lurprise on L 8. Harrison on Wednesduyevening, Aug. ZS,when
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uorumy nnuersen, pnmury gnluesThe teachers were all in their re~
spective places ready to help the
pupils in getting registered in theright grades.After enrolling, giv
ing out books and assigning less-
ons the pupils were dismissed for
he remainder of the day ond reg-
lsr class work begun Tuesday.A
teachers meeting was held in the
high school room Saturday after-noon widx Supl. Schrader todis~
cuss plans for the year's work.While our schools for the mostlpurtare in the hdnds ol'new
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teuchere, we feel the school board
has made a wise selection and
this will he a successful year.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ryan an-
nounce the arrival ol' A baby girlat their home AugustMr.and Mrs.John
Tekumoh, were dinner
spent.'l.he day Sundaycameron home.
Keith Illckercher had th i
31.Sidner of
guests undnt the Dr.
e m s~ferflllle to fall hen painting the
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they gathered at his home w help,
hhn oelebnaie his birthday.The
eveninl wus spmt in visitingi i d ' w h i c h delicious home-made
ice cream.cake and coffee wasserved.Thosepresent were Mr.nd Mn. E. P. Harrison and :hil-
dren.H. 0 .Cooper andfs mi ly ,
lr. and Mrs. Carl Cooper and Mr.
meat market Pnday.I-Ie landedon his feel. on the cement walk and
suffered torn ligaments in bolli
feet so that he is laid up for a
Lime.
A very pleasant time was spent
at the Alfred .lespersen home onThursdayeveningwhenrelatives
gothered to remind him ot*hisbirthday.The evening was spentinvidtlngafberwhichanicelunch was served.
Mr. and llirn. H. 0. Cooper en-
tenained,at dinner Sunday inhonor of her brother and family
or _Des Moines, -lows who were
visiting here.The guests wereMr, and Mrs. Chas. Harrison, Le-ota. Milford and lee of Des Moines
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cooper and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Cooper or Tekamah.and Mn. Bert Cooper of Tekamah..U_.d g Miss Anita Joyce Rogert» g;;§ ~» » 3 i<'$i."'"i\...§I$y °g_Spending the week with her grand-
ev 'hgrpgevemh years work 83| """""5' Mr. and Mm Fred Rogert
p ndoal of the Mg school.'l n n 'Joe Foley bf" gone to
Z . s w a n was re last week Bur for s few weeks visit.
Friday mornin for Newton, lowa`Club Thursdnv afternoon of :belforanovertiundayvisitwithpast week.The Club hash't hel<l{Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Updike and
e relatives.4 ltheir meetimzs durimz we hot|Mrs.Ernest Kruse and Mrs.summer months, so this is their
;GfU"'- Lage were dinner guests of first meeting since the first of
|their sister, Mrs. David Mummertand Illrltlummert in Blair, FridayMrs.Charles Sierk and sons,
'Harry and George, and Miss Dor-othy Mehlillan motoired down Fri-
Idey evening; from their home near
:Lake Wilson, Minn.for a short
'visit with relatives and friends.I Emil Kruse and Lewis Cook re-
lturned Saturday from a few days
stay at Chavlron. Ncb.|Mrs. Herman Klindt was hnstoec
-to the members of the Coffee Club
il'-'ridu afternoon.Mrs.Wm. Neu
guest.Sam Clausen, a former residentinthe Coffman neighborhood, but
now of Long Beach,Calif.,wasRreeting old friends here Friday.He has been visiting his children.
but will not make 1| lengthy-visit
on account of the ill health of hiswlfe, she not being able to comewith him.
Misa Edith Cook, the genial as-dltant cashier of the Ft. Calhoun
Stnte Bank, closed her work herefor the present, Saturday afternoonShe leaves Sunday for Plattsmouth
where she will Leach again in thc
school there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wl Trisler leftSaturdamorninor|
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They will also attend the State
Fair whlle there.,Earl Craig and mother.Mrs..Gusti Cmig and Albert Haxr€l¢tein
left Saturday evening for RandolphIrish.. whore they win visit rela-
ti\'CB over Labor Day._H. E, Walton was here from
Sioux City Saturday.
_Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Iverson.
.Mrs. Claus Mehrens and dauvh.
qggh Mls _Anltg Mr.and Mrs.
y .man, n former member of the cluhi
but now living in Colorado, was a.
_ ,I(fr I a three d y.\-mt with relatives ln Lincoln.;
June.At this meetinir the Club
members decided to take up ur-ltension work again.
z Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Gustin en-tertained at dinner Sunday,Mr.
and Mrs.Dave Gustin and J:rck.''Mn and \lr=. Robert Peterson and|
family of' Blair and Mr. and Mx-s.§
Wattis Dny of Fremont.|
Mr. and Mrs.Hurry Seltz en-tertained :elatives at :A family din-I
ner Sumlny.I A big chorivnri for Mr.and
Mrs.Hans Jorgensen took place
at Solomon Hineline's last Tues-,
day evooirrg.
Mr.Renne nnd \Vhif \\'n|'sr:~'-`
went down to Shubert W€C\!l€f=clay
to look at forma
Mrs.Walter Gustin visited rel-
children returned home Wednesdayafterspendingaveryplensnnt
week with Mrs.Updil¢e's parentsinSouthDakota.Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Mugill
and Junior, Mrs. Louie llovehdick
and Marjorie and Gro.:-ie JacksonwereattheHenryl-lovemlick
home in Bluir Tuesday.Leonard Loftis and Mr.Wattsof Pt. Calhoun, culled at the Geo.
Lof\is home Tuesday morninrz._The home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
.
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~ ';(MARKET 0326 |~~See These Columblzn Deal:
Night Ph¢m n.\ni<E1' 0337 E.
Ho lm q ul s t Gra in Co . . B la ir, Ne hr.
Rivett Lum be r S: Coal Co . Blai r, Neb
Ha nc oc k Im p le m en t Co . . Bl ai r, Ne br.
¢P a c k i n g H o u s e
|By-Products Co.
2130 M. s'r.so. OMAHA. NEBR F a r m e r s G r a i n & L u m b e r C o . , K e n n a r d . I *
Reverse Cnlls to Us 19-lf '
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W a l d o H a n c o c k . H e r m a n , N e b r .
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0 0~W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y F a i r
atives in Herman Thursday.
ALONG THE
BOTTOM ROADI
Miss Mayo Pedersen,who will:wbch again next year in the Blair
athools, came out w the Fred Hurdum home Saturday evening to
spend Sunday.|
R.C.Evans of Chicago, cnmei
Saturday night to spend Su~\d.ny4
with his cousins, Grace and Ralph
Roy.He had gem visiting rela-
tives in Omahn.The Misses Mary and Myrtle
Hurdum returned from Europe on
'Wednesday afternoon to the pat-emal,Fred Hurdum home.Miss
Myrtle drove their auto to New
York City and returned with 'wg
misfortune except one (lat tirethe last day's drive home in lows.Robert and Claude Frye took
their sister, Mrs, Frank Bailey toher home at Parade, S. D. Satur-|
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:tx-bm W a sh i ng to n D . C .r e n e wi n g 'M r .a n d Mr s .J .C.Ho ve r an d f f f n f y n s c n e r , Mr . a n d M m P a u l d a y a f te r h e r vi s i t wi th h e r p a r -{ h i n b a b n r n m P ' " " ° ° " d M 1 'a n d H r s . . I q h n L g tn M a n c m ! - 'ta f o r me r ne -F r s t S d th .-n -e n x . a n rs.ry .I m a .L 'I-'?.?1',.,¥`l S'l C .E .Hove r 'h ..",§i'|112 3? at 8 'HP¢Ut Sa tu r da y ¢V8lliB¥wi th T'};u1sldx'¢r M r .a n d Hr s .W ..|Biggest Little County Fair i the Worldwi-f`§'n&"i5-`§C` Claude Clemenu'MaS,"n1ii&rL§iI=fu» begun herHL0M o mg .su-s.nu:wa third year's work Handay as teachInd 'B' $ ',..¢,'§¢ Alfred Jasgcma-L er of the higher grades at th'
Mr. and Mrs. Claus Ohrt and Mrs.Lizde Beal.A delightful eveninvwas spent plavins' pinochle.Highscum: wen held by Paul.Kruse and
B.ia;'1;;a' ..;"'g~u;;;;.g. .<m;;
Thompson, Misa Be:-ty Thompson,Mra. Kenny (lark d two ¢hi¥'em and Mm n¢$5w Dun, all
Blair, Nebraska, September 5, 1929 = = = ! = .~e=u=me: - . " : -
tized.
Miss Meta Hansen Btu-'ved teach-
ing at Vacorna school Monday.
,Mr.Qmd M n .H.C.lm-sen,
Hannah and lauise were Sunday[afternoon guests of Mrs. Laurena
Jespersen near Herman.Mr.and Mrs.Cari Rasmussen
and family and Mr.and Mrs. Geo.\Rnsrnuaaen and Gene were Sunday
'dinner guests nt the Art Peterson
home in Omaha.Mrs.Rose Myers and son of
Omaha, were dinner guests Tues~
day at the N. J. Andersen home.Will Martin of Arlington vidtedlthere Thursday and Friday.
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Mr. and Mn. Mania Larsenandl Mins Louella Reckmeyer of A,-1.Alton nutoed to Wahoo Sunday ington and Miss Clara Krueger _,J
where they enjoyed a picnic withiG<'noa who are visiting here spent
the following folks from Lincoln:['Wg¢1n¢¢dgy at the Mrs.Sadie
Mr.and Mrs.J.L. Iwrson and Mengedoht home.Mary Helen,Mr.and Mrs.I-'nd Mr.and M n .Wm.Holtmnn
Iverwn and daughters and r m -and Lester spent Sunday evening
vern Larsen.Malvern ret\\l'l{¢d'nt the John Echtenkarnp home in
home after visiting a week ln Lan- ~ Arlington.coln.i Ed Lnnghorst and daughters,
6
;
I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen arrived
home Sunday afoe spending ten
Weekend gms?-S at the Fred Florence and Mabel spent last
Dickmeyer home were Mr. and week ut Strong, Neb. where they
Mrs.Louie Fnrnberg and 'Miss visited relatives.
Dorothy McMillan of Blair.Sun-|Miss Leona Holtman is attending
day eveningpguests were M_r. and high school at Arlington.
Mrs.Carl ieper nnd family ° !Miss Ellen Lallrnan left for M-
Blnlr._bion Friday to resume her duties
Abo ut45 relatives held n sur- as waeher in the Albion high
prise r>=">' 9"" 1 " . ? f '"?2"':£'f =°!\2°!-._ ..
and her husband,Mr.and Mrs.
Don Godine of Denver, Colo.
OUR MODERN MAIDENS
The Omaha Paramount presents
for the week beginning Friday,
Sept. Gth "Our Modern Maidens"
starring Joan Crawford.A story
that is spectacular and entertain-
li nz.with a powerful dramatic
'theme, underlying an entire cross
section of the modern spirit of
youth, being one of the most re-
|markable playa in modem years.
pleasant visit on Monday from her!Mr. md Mrs. Raymond .lohnaon'wa.e in Blair at the George Mc-
daughler-in-law, Mrs. Jolm Charm of Omaha, spent Monday at the Qmlffie homeberlainandthelatfefa daughterlparenw, Harry Smith home l Mr.and M m Gow-ze Snyder
Charles Huak left Sunday morh~
ing for Keamey on business.
The Pleasant View Sunday
school held their annual pied: at
the Herman park Thursday.Afterla bountiful dinner, games were en
joyed and a baseball game Wm oneof the main attractions.lee creami
and cake were served late in the*I
'aftemoon to about sevent l e
!
y peopMr. and Mrs. John Compton andBetty and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lip~
pincott spent Thursday in Shen~
andoah.
HILLSIDE NEW S OF I
called Sunday altemoon a t theJohnAtonsonhome.They wew
accompanied by their son and wife
from Lawrence, Kansas.
Mrs. John Aronson and Emyle'entertained with an afternoon pic-
nle Frid11Y the following children:
Margaret and Mary Beth McQuar~
rie of Blair, Ruth und Nomra Ar-
onson of Omaha and .lack Near-
hood.The McQuarrie c.h.ildr~en
came Friday morning and spent
all day seeing the sights o f o
farm and certainly enjoyed the
,_...
Friday,Sept. 6th, 2:30 P, M,-
W.F.M.S.meets with M i nAnna Raver, 101 EQ SouT SL
women welcome.Friday,8 P.M.-Choir n:hear~
ha l. `
Sunday, Sept. 8\.h: Last Sundav
Tu es da y . Mr .an d M rs .La r s Ro l-
l a n d a n d f a mi ly dr ove tb F d l s
C i t y where th ey visi ted u n ti l la s t
Th u r s d a y a t th e Re v.P.K r e y
ho m e ..Ma rga ret remain ed the re
amd will mak e h er h o me th er e d ur -
in g th e c o min g y e a r wi th h e r a u n t
M m K r c y .She wi ll en te r the
Fa lls L i ly h i g h s c h o o l.
Oth e r O r u m c hiidren wi ll en te r
hi gh s c h oo ls a s fo li owa: V io la Nel-
s o n .Bi a i r ;Ma i ve r n Lar se n,E d n a
Ha n s e n a n d Le o la Raamu ssen,
Ro s e Hi n .'
No u ' n n n i f l n f D r u m ~ t h i ! !
of Y-he Conference Year.
_X0 A. M.--Church School.Rally
Day anon-»-get ready!
l l A.M."Llebrnfion of the
Lord's Supper, and short sermon.
Help us hgve the amine Church
Family present for this comm\m~
ion-the 165 who have joined the
church during the present pastor-
ate, and all other families of the, . ; . ' ; 1 . - : m i a r m m
ann and Harvey Hume
- Rev. |,m\ Hn. P. J.
were Tuesday evening
"gféiéil iéféi!n .
Reinertsen
zuests ut
n h n n r n h
'sumh ' g ln nemo! ul lwr.viou I-lolunan lpem lfmlly l"¢l|k C ,''the dlnctnr hm .S l n .J n "Wulf uud'\;i nhd:y .ev l ;\nly lun¢h;°°"""" e rno o n with Ve nn md Elu Eth- dxd ,,";;;{~'ml de n |;,"¢ he |
mined h a i l Friday until ins of nuke, lee mgm. ""'!"'""1':|¢=nhmn-,_,_. ...-A _ -.|-..A:.| .......\. .1 |..|.....GARUN ER DISTRICT
Mr. and Mrs. Gollieh Smrk and
family of Onxm, spent Monday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jens
any.Mr. and Mrs. Neils Christensen
and family spent Sunday evening
with Mr.and Mrs.Emil Malzen
and family.Krogh.|Mr. and Mrs. Hans Andersen and
Mrs.Lester Hansen of 0mm|Lv.|cille sp? Monday evenlng in
was a Tuesduy dinner guest at the' Blair wit Mrs.Andersen'n pur-
|Frank Linden home.ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. S. Jensen.I Mr .mn MN s u" v m. Hn" mi ni Banu- r....... .».|!~| nr nm Rlnirl
~ M.-Young Peuple's meet~
ing.Topic:'fFinding Time for`
Living".We all have 168 hours
per week; what ls the ideal sched-
ule for the uve of that Lime!
You'll be interested in this dis-cusslon.
8 P. M.-Last HIIDPY- Hour ser-
vice of the Conference Year.
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Irene vih*0me and _~Wm.,l€l8.tiVES in Lincoln.coffee and lemonade WSIS DIOUKHT ML and LIr3_ Henry K..f1€Cht aye ullu ~ mpuznnuau |.uu\.u nn Uilllhllkuo3..sts ut.t h e i i g g y a g l w atte n d ed th e f g i r .MI - ' u n d e n joy € d b y a ll.th e pr o u d pa re dts o f a baby g l r l It "F a s to ry of n .g 1 r lf c rh u g ht ~
la n d Mr s .A n d r e w J ohnson a u d i Peter Nxelsei C h r ls liuqterson bo r n W ednesday eve nin g,August!t.he midst of the ~f1=;=;e_g to 352°
th R »w o t n g o n xevec o n d u q t e d : ~Nle1efE..-.gtFEnde?1\....£~ § § . _ " ' .'E-`,1'=.",,..,:1'.'§\. this week.28tl:_-..Us 1 1 "Un n r u g,»,..f,.,»¢.~11"'f'.}.j§T_'f,.'i=.... =.,"i'$l.,,.Hmal Invhmna
the Richard Nelson
'Thu rsday evening gnc;Axel Hansen home.
'Rev.Knud Larweq
l 0 .l l ...~r O r u m Da ni sh c hurc h Su n d a y la n d Or va l B e ns o n a lso a p e nt Mo n -
orenoon.Th e c o n fi r mnn ts we r e da y a n d Tu e sd a y th er e .~s fo llo ws :J a me s La rs en a n d 'Ma r t i n Christensen bu ilt n.n e w
lo re nc o An de rs en of B la ir , Ha us a por c h onto Orur n sc h ool ho use la st
~lock,He r b e r t a n d Ir en e Ha ns en ,week.r vi n a n d Ire ne Peterson,L o r e n |Mr s .Vi c tor J oh ns on e nter ta in ed
~nd Vi ola Pulle n,Viggo '1`ll0¥1190I1 n la rg e nu mb e r o f fri en ds an d
a n d H a n ?Christi ansen,Lo re n,relati ves Fr i d a y eve ni n g i n ho no r
Vi o la a n d Ela i n e P o lle n we r e b up - I o ( h e r b i r th d a y .
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Are YourClothes Ready For Fall?
W e are enabled wi t h our new
equipment to do Better Work
than ever before.
Let us all for and deliver your clothing
f\ J .; \
g ,
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'";|::'.i. @.-and ml.- _nr " :EQ-isiiéil s 1 ae- ~;1:a"a1»ezae m ba.*fnsi §!.'f.=& ,,...s.... ...!'.:=»s =='"..§_'£_£!.€.°..£=L.P':fEE$*....... ...,.=-in yuh -un =1=vi1-s=-d * hima t U 1 2 b l u m L l i vi i l c l vu uv;»»\..|M r s .E a r l D a n i e l s o f C a m e r o n ,
l m . ,w a s a M o n d a y g u e s t a t t h e
| E d N e w l d r k h o m e .
M i s s e s M a r g a r e t a n d J e a n n e t t e
R o b e r t s o n o f B l a u - .s p e n t F r i d a y
a f t e r n o o n a t t h e F r e d D i c l m x e y e r
home.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jeneen and
<=1=i1=1fff=. 1*E5».s=="i *Ieei2'=§*;=S E`?'1:
MJ."§.,?';';;".-'.12'§; ;`3r`§§"i{.l"§l§"` "';;f°°-ff-f pleasure.ve' s he 'm f..;a'1;"";f"z5;;a.' ; ? ; ; . ; . ' n ; " s n ;
vacation Miss Norma Wilkeni1\g|1'h° great Inva Pr l|.fe that un er-Rosenbaum of Blair,were Satur-
in the teacher.lye any artlficzal ¢'f""°"t'°"B u':'|r.lay afternoon guests at the Prank.l{'Zn5'$`¢"`"£'i.'I. origlouns §;'€£1.{'°§"€ $§."l.'§°€'hi§"1'li.i`$.'ffn§»°amm°""£§'.?.'§.§'°1C}'§.";....¢ Lindenand Ida
St. Poul's Lutheran church on Sun-Miss Crawford rises_t0 supmme Andersen, Mrs:Lester Hansen of
day morning and afternoon.heights as an actress in her love|0rum and Chrxs Anderson of Her-Mr.:md Mrs.Wm.HoItrrmn.,8¢ene3 with Rod La Rocque md,man called at the Jens Krogh
Viola and _1f@S*e;_.HP°§=f,1*}¥{'f'_{'?3'Io0ug1a5 Fa irmnel Jr.who y»1ay;h°\}'}*§_I`"*2_=§;¥3§'_ =1f§1jf1ff>_f1;__\.:..
A v i v a \ \ .n h a v w n n v uh o s p i t a l t o s e e h i s b r o t h e r ,P .. C .
Jensen, who fell from a hay stack
breaking his leg.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A.F.Newell,Pastor
Stirring musicwsome great hymn
messages--pulpit. message on "The
Public School and Religious Edu-
éation"--otl1er__ inspirational fent-
ures.You will find n hearty wel-
come in this company.
Monday.8 P.MI.--"An All-
Service vnll be resumed next Round Good Time.Thns happy
c¢......\..... ... .:.. .... . . : n .at. ... . . . . . . | . . » l n n r l m " m l n a r h n i u ( n r a l l H u a'son and Uulora rewrzson Spent.|Sunday afternoon at the Joe Jes-:son home,helping Johnny cele-
lhrntp his tenth bilth€l8Y
' "»Tl2'F REEL* | ?l'§{' $»¢"T»' i"'xT~' $»lT| " '° '§~" "§ mg* r°\==_
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a m o n g ~- : e sa c w a n a :r e s u f l l t u w l u b l a u n u u y n l u u l r u g ,w n u u n :p u a w :a u 1.0 r l l \ U J___] _f h a h o m e i n B e n s o n F n d a y e v e n m g , ! i n c h a r g e .T h e s e r m o n t h e m e w i l u m e m b e r s a n d a t t e n d a n t u
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\""`_`;§,4 M na 'F mv' |, °'§,'j"°] M n Chapman of mlllionalze father. Mill ruse. me on ch ' me sen 4 r n _'" ' T" " : ' '""=" " ' - " ' " "".._' ...'ghhimml I-13 mi. n¢"»'i° mi rm§.2i'npfffl §!.'?.w evening rival sweetheart, Josephine Dunn.Jr. .iii Jn. 153| »<"f'§'.,€ lpenv. B'=";""""° ~ very ;;'°°""; uu ll "°§'"'4-2;°°{»' 'Q,"",;,
Rl. :ment Sunday at due Fred with Oedl ~ Anna l.a.llmalg. __|E|14|le Nugent and others who were 'F"='s*°v evening at the Fnnk Un- ::.__'_°__~ __'"___":°_':= _':_:':n askin: Dr. ~ ¢o ,_d"§w Mi d -
as to r~Home Hn Valley.Mr.
.Fagerquist and his parents drove
,to (,a:1istota, S. D. that day.
I Tuesday afternoon Mrs.L.E.
'Larsen attended a party in Blair,
Mrs.Herman Lallman :mc:md Mrs. George Hanson and
ily of Winslow called at
Lallman's Monday morning.
Wesley Meierhenxy is atte
Esivvn by M13 Fred Jensen in *wr | Arlington high school.
r mr `l3'rml Noison of Potte
1 hir. ideally chosen.den home.Lau.f u m -O n t h e s t a e A l M o r e y t h e M r a n d M r s O t t o C h r i s t e n s e n b e e
g |0C e c x l m a s t e r o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t a n d o m g w d b a b y a t t e n d e d t h e B e n n i n g t o n i n g .
i P a r a m o u n t s t a g e b a n d p r e s e n t t h e ' p i c " i c S u n d a y e v e n i n g .C
n d i n g _M r .a n d M r s .J o h n J e n s e n a n dN e w Y o r k P u b l i x s t a g e s h o w .f a m i l y h e i p e d M r s .J .P .s r e n a e n g g "
" P e a r l o o f B a ' d : 1 d "a n o a s i s o fo n ! - . s h . . . . . 1 . . . n \ ¢ . ? h v n v h h ' ! \ . ¥ \ \ \ r n u K r ? § . . § } |1 I ' ~h e l ~O n ' I '
H U G u l L a u .u l l u l w a l w a n a u u s v u v
J n h an d to he lp in the we lc om~
hur c h sc hool a t 10 o'clocl-c.
't. F lo y d Fla c k i n c ha r g e .F i ll
the c lasses.
he .y oung people wi ll me e t at.
" ' " " ¢ :_- -. __.we ek me c ti n g sinc e th e
wi ll be at C on fe re nc e.C o n
sha re th i s go od servic e,a n :
£ V t h e Divine? guidanc e in 1
ti o n a n d decisiorm o f th
n u a l Co n fe r en c e a t L in c oln l
Dnze and
I p r a y
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i g n d L ] | g _~H a u g e n M o n d a y e y e . .~~
I a i n .T r e a t s c o n s i s t i n g o f a n g e l
s r . d D r .J .G .S h x c k s p e n t S u n d a y mf o o d c a k e ,b r i c k i c e c r e a m a n k d 1 d E w i n N e b .w h e r e h e
c i g a r s w e r e g i v e n t o t h e c r o w d .O u .a e a n E .
r e p r e s e n t e d t h e w o r k o f t h e H o m e .
H e r e t u r n e d M o n d a y e v e l a n g .
l l l l k l l i ul l l u lI.l.Clv\.L;w\ \» u u n u a a i I J vuA l l e n ,j e s t e r s o f 3 0 0 0 y e a r s a g o , |
Boyce &Evans, the clever tour-ists, Jacques Cartier,interpretive
dancer,Alice &Vivian,musical
comedy' favorites,Arch Cannon,
singer,and the Persian Balletg B E L L C R E E K ~A Mrs- Jolin o\fflf<§?Vf11P=f§2'f|ofi`ering a. number of clever chorus
|.\10u.uay tveluug.Mr.and Mm.Clark StriclclettandfamilywereSundaydmaer
guests at. the Harry Ervey home.Mrs. August Timm was a bus-
iness visitor in Herman Friday.Miss Marie Phillips of La Crosse'
Wisconsin,visited her brother,
Dan Phillips and wife several days
7 o'clock and will need Lo talk
over full plans.
. The pastor andfamily have been
having (1 delightful tnp and re»
union with-relatives in Lincoln and
Oklahoma City, but will be glad
to return to home and friends. The
nhiof im: ni n-uint: nwnv ie rethink
NEBRASKA
INDUSTRIAL NOTES
Lincoln--Approximat,ely $2,500,~
000 will be spent for road work
in the State of Nebraska;
Three miles of road leading'
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1 UTHIUIB DUIICIHY L0 vlan. uc ;alauc l-1gutineg 13151; wggk _Mr .a n d Mr s .Ge or ge Stra ng er ln-lalw,Mr s Ma r y D u n n d Th e Pa r a mou n t Gr a n d 0 lC h 95 } f a Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r r
nn 11m m-nmi n wn n r n o f a n e w M1 85 Rllth p q n mf r e r e t u n f .0ll wi ll n mn n n t n-mother ontstan dmir d mlv h tn r F a va firm:
~ J D " _ v | f | 0 l t h f r o m Ne h u w k a to Mu r d g c i
3:E r ve y an d
P tn Dmzlhn .corner will be graveled in nent
OD future.4
nstor Stamford-Hammond Bros. gm~`i'<»`fd"2`1=d»»'i="f=f=?d `»¥¥i`¥f=<¥ _M_rs. M: §£`"°="'"L;;;;,,';'";£,e';'{E;' §`§'$?$""ii'<3=35i~@5£¥=§f"'P=5¥5\3£¥i<5~er ufé §;;a;~;;.;g: ;fz;;,..,;;; ,.;.».¢"m;;§.;a EcuEuRé§Hl0F lg
f r e d W r l k e m n g ' a r e d n v n n g a n e w y w d e g N e b a t t h e h o m e o f m h e r a b l e d i r e c t i o n o f G i l b e r l ;J a f f y .t h e O r p h e u m t h e a t r e ...n e s e r ,
f o g ?C o u p e s ~W l f E l 'pa l s l e n t s i »H e r b i e K o c h 't h e o r g a n i s t y o u l f L I a n d b Z L f S ~~n d S n d S h }~A
1 s m u g a ..\a n u vi a l a n -u a y c o o .Q» \ . . » E. e n ? " gIh n r +I . n l l m ; m a n d A f -M r s . S a r a h L x c h t y j y e n t t p O m i t . I O V B |20 s i n g w I h '=._1_ll 0ff'. .F .a l n n r i n h n m n S n n r l s a u e m m n i n x r ` M n | 'n § n o W n u - m i n I !|
I
f aery and ment market opened lo:
M_business in building formerly
A. M.owned bv Farmers Coonerntlve$\1`§`£ie1I'ééEBi{¢ §§é"§p=nd§i§ sev-ha last Sunday where sne wlu
spend a few days at the home oferal weeks in Canada.Mr and Mrs. Dick Lallman and her nephew, Mr. Ed s. Miller and
sons epent Sunday at the Raymond family.Mr.and Mrs. Ed Miskay and
I
d h N h d.BO on§e_§\t f==\e¢`
.¢_-..--.I lanln A$m»htpr nf Golnne.S.D.|
song fest entirely dzffer
any other he has attempts
forget Herbies'organ ch
every Saturday morning
m. :md that e\1?!')' \\'edne.s|
ednt 5*-gf;Mr s . J en s C lau s e n c a lle d a t th e
o B la i r ho sp i ta l Sa tu r da y af ternoon
l b mee s to see Mr s .Ro b e r t J oh n s , wh o is
a t W lr e c o ve r i n g f r o m h e r in ju r ie s re-
la y n i g h t cell-'ed in a n a u to ac c ident.Mr s .
5 at th e J oh ns wa s able to be re move d to
the A r t J o h n s ho me Mo n d a y a n dIi s re c o ve r i n g s lowly .He r f r i e n d s
....,......,,....-.....,., -__.Sac rament, 12 o'c loc k.
Aftern oon se rvi c e, 2: 45.
Be re an Clas s, 7 P.M .
Se rvi c e s , 8 P . M.
Th e pa stor wi ll be wi th th e
c huc h a t A v e r y n e x t Sun da y ,b u t
i t is hoped th a t th e p u lp i t here
Me r c a n ti le Co mp an y .
Re d Clo ud - - In s talla ti o n o f w h i t e
wa y sy s te m here c ompleted re -
c ently .
Ke ne sa vw- Ele c tri c lin es ln th i s
to wn wi ll b e r e b u i lt s o o n .
I d n a o n - P l a i d *u n d e r w a y I o r
; .1 I . - _ \ l . - . .-2 . .112 . . A . . . . ! . . A .
Mr. ana mra .|onn\nmuuun u;|u|-»y~ -': : ' °" : : '--" " " ; 'n is whoopee mte swnmgnine o'clock performance.son. Alfred of Chupon, Illinois and
lvin Holtman nf Rushville, Ill.
so have been visiting the pasttwo weeks with relatives qt Chap-
vls tec l Mrs.n u a xa y s m o w e r , n u nIs ab ella Goo d,la s t Su nd ay a f te r -
noon.u \ l \ \ . n r w 1 . 1 ¢ \ ! l \ lmn |wi.sh hor a mrnnlete recoverv.Iwill be fi!l e a ny o n e o r o u r y o u n g e r e e u u n 0 1 s c n o o l n o u m s a n um \ . r u . : \ .N o .2 8 i n t h e P a i n e n e i g h b o r h o o d
| 0 1 a t t h e . r e g u l q r w e s t o f h e r e .
¢_l i ..- ... |.lS\.I2.......¢..G u n * l " 1 u | l » -n t n n i l n z .
Mrs.Olive McLane as improvingfrom a sickspell of a. couple of
weeks.Mrs. Flora Rowe and her broth~
er-in-law of Wayne, were Sundayvisitors.Mrs. Rowe was our night
nurse eeve l months ago before
4 .______ " " " r " * -___.U h b l b t l LYUL IMD .-Ig? ~ 5°"°£5°"T;"""§ business
visl r m m a u r e a .Mr.and Mrs.Earl Srruth of Mrs. Jesse Timm of Omgha, vis-
Omeha,were Wednesday night. ited at the John Jensen home onand Thursday vxgztors at the PW Tuesday afternoon and evening.enml, Hir:-y Smith home.if Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussen
John Lornptons had a5__Sat"1`§',and family were Monday evening
ministers.
Sunday echo
hour.The Ber
at 7 p. m.B
Sunday school.
It was decid
pell, Lodgepole and Norfolk smp-ped on their return trip home atthe Wm. Holtmsn home Thursday EBU Class vnu me et n u ls u u - ° » a u u Anvzuun u m u g c uE011ti me ,$112 YOUI h8.Ild8.aevening and Friday.-Gladys Strenger,Norma.Wil-
kening, Clara Schweder .and Ngrrpp
I. ..|~_,._ |L PHIEESe u l a s t .a u n u a y L U.. . . .0 ¢ . \ » ¢ A l D a l l "n n ! !I ESTUIJK
smnn
Holtman nttended teachers'inst\~tule at Blair last week.The folloviing families helymd
Leonard Echtenkump celebrate his
birthday Thursday evening:Mes-srs.and Mesdnmes John Echten-
moving to wayne.Mr. and Mrs. Chord and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Brown of Lyons visited
their friend, Mrs. Hattie Cook on
Thursday afternoon.
A very interesting pfqyer _meet-
day and Sunday guests,Mr. andMrs.John Garvin and Mr.and
Mrs, Roy David of Holton, Kaus.Mr. and Mrs.Otto Christoffer-
son visited nt the George Fallen
na me S un d n v e ve n i n g .
ig is ito rs n t we A ns el Ta ft ho me .
The two sections of land in the
Gtlrdner district that was set out
from the district lust week by the
county superinbendexit, are unabletn find n home with the adioihimz
nave our gummy .wnwi lun., vu,Sunday,Oct.13th which is the
second Sunday in October.The
program committee consists o f
the pastor and Wife, Harvey Krogh
1.n:,»|....-.4 t»m~fm»Mi¢~=Dm--M
* Ste
)W€l'
as S
k a m p ,J r .a n d f a mi ly ,J o h n Ec h»
tc n k amp ,Sr.o f Ar li n g to n ,W m .
Sc h mi dt a n d W m .Fr a nk e .
i n g wa s he ld i n th e c hapei lastThu rs da y af te rn oo n.Dr. Shic k had
c ha rge o f th e servic es a n d M r s
Shic k had c harge of the rnun-ic .
M m 'R T2 Rpinnrbaon n f C a li f
i
1
"`i£i§Elia Hrs.ciifibrd Fletcher " ` " " """ " " " °districts so are left out in the coldand (laughter,Mildred of 0mahn, with no place for the child;-eh to
and Mrs.Winnie Gould of Long
Beach,Calif., were dinner guestsun E. C. Lippincotvs Monday. hi:s..,mknm,j,n The state autholitiesGouldremainedthemforafe\'»'}'".m have to clear the mess she
attend school.Just what step the:|superi\bendent will take next is
U l g 1 u n . u u s u L l w w n v v ,. . . . . , . .- . . _
othy Krofrh, Miss Gladys Hurkey,Mins Doris white auf Mrs. Lessie Beei
Appleby.The abov ~:mrned will L (
meet at the home of Arthur White
at gennington Tuesday evening.~
ers Steady 15-25c
- T o p $16.10
HOW No CHANGEn-nin if. n~n11n:\nv with hel fB.thEl
v a n n - H . v. . . | . .d.W .__i n - l a w ,R e v .R e i n e r t s e n o f O r u m
u n l l e f l o n t h e U n d e r w o o d s ' I ` u : ; d n 5
n o vu I 1\_ ..__...._l |....._.-|..:a n y
day vigit._has made, is the opinion of many.Selly Brfi to work out o progromlM135 Anna 58103: who has bee..Mrs. Chris Anderson and dough-for Rally Day.J F
worklng at the Chas. Husl h°m"-ter,Edna were Thursday after-Go to Sunday School Sunday,for the past three weeks,eft °%!lu'°" callers at John Jenxn's.your teacher will be looking for
Momiay to stay IIf thehome o :Mr.and Mrs.Henry Tegt and.ouher sisto,Mrs.hols I\elSon for family of Fremont, were Sundo yy `
a. short. time.evening callers at the Harry Er-Mr , S . L q c l £ l i n g ,D o § \ ~ v e y h o me .|~._.
at Lambs Lower at $12.50@13.00;
Feeder Lambs Slow at $12.25@
1325:Aged sheen Generally
Steady..
Union Stock Yards. Sept. 4. 1929
With another fairly libera! run of
M F .h i l f l b a s s a n u L w u c u n u n n
You May Be in ic-f Stockton,111.,visited theirmotherandgrandmother,MrsNancy Boas la§t Thursday
a Bad Fix,` Too 1 Rev. Carl Bader had charge olourafternoonchapelservicelast
:Sunday and gave us a very inter
lesting talk.Mrs.Annie Mariin
and Mrs.Shick icindiy came up
and assisted with the music.
|We had ouf kitchen remodelecj
II
>l I
and Mr .und Mn. wang u\pg"gW=~Mr. George Schroed 1 a L.. .|. morzxn, ruswrwereWednesday evemng vlsntorsimend Miss Mapes nf gjngpg V ;\
at the home °€ Mrs. Dora Sumner Thursday evening supper guests Sunday School moo A. M.
:md Leon ol Aenzxard.had at the Dan Phillips home.mi-ni ng Worship 11:00 A.M.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen --Junior Intermediate B. Y. P. U.
canle Tuesday whlch included a
large percentage of cornled steers
the market ruled slow with urlcel
ranglng from steady to 25: lower
nm"Mnnmw m m nlnenx hare
1 lf you do not lxgve (hose furnace repairs
made now before cold weallxer you may be
marooned *hs lirs! cold snap in the polar
regions-at least it will seem that way to
its fresh appearance.New linol- a McCARTl-IY \ AND 3.30 P. M.last week :mn are very pmuu ui's Thursday supper guests,mr.
cum was put on the floors,thelwalls and woodwork freshly paint-
ed and the plumbing fixtures re»
placed with new ones.4 Rev. E. A. Sorter of Plattamouth
,visited the Home on 'hxesday :mdt...\....|..¢... mmn lnwlv mnned
und Mrs.Martin Jacobsen and
Vernon of Allinn , Mr. and MrS
Herbert Hurd lx ro ld and Earl
EB .n..,o Mgmlllill Schmidt and Anna of
LONG CREEK
School bells rung again at the..L' _ McCarthy school after a thxeeBlair and Mr. and Mrs. Clark lp |.
~t ¢ the month.;rest.The Misses EdithP_'f'€°'E."eF° 'i'iPE'fif'"-§.T.f'. f.f..lwan-i.-ir land sem. »n»m=l»n are
Crowell Home Service 3:00 P. M.
Evening/ Service 8:00 P.M.
Pruyer Meeting Wed. 8:00 P. M.
The attendance at our Sunday
service was good and the inter-
est seems to be increasing.This
brought $16.10.Cows and holler:
held steady und stock cattle ruled
ltroug.Recelpux 9.500 head.
Quotations on Cattle:Choice, to
prima heavy steer!s1s.so@xe.sn;
choice, prime handy nteurl $15.50
@l6.35; good to eholce staarn $14.15
nnr:nn~utr en nnnrl ntnarn mzmo
lyou then
..¢We Install New Furnaces
.¢~~1 1 ..»
r
1Aid Society.He wok Mrs. Elim-
*beth Schunb home with him for a
short visit.Mesdamea Jesse Bmce an i ( ~
B. Kingery of Florence, Neb., vm-
ibed their mother,Mrs.Hattie
Stull at t}}e Home last Monflay.
.¢~~1 1 ..»
r
1Aid Society.He wok Mrs. Elim-
*beth Schunb home with him for a
short visit.Mesdamea Jesse Bmce an i ( ~
B. Kingery of Florence, Neb., vm-
ibed their mother,Mrs.Hattie
Stull at t}}e Home last Monflay.
5 . C Lxp pr nc o tt nu mc u\\=-=\»-:-- - - - - --- --- - --- ~- - -- -. .-.__Th e attendanc e a t th e Ple asa nt th e teachers.
V i e w Sun day sc hool wa s f¥fT-Y-Me s da mes Hay e s Ros e n ba u m, Ca r l
C la r k Hu s k has been elec ted a s l a n d E d Sorensen we r e c allers a t
tr e a su r e r o f the . S an d a y s c h o ol to th e J o h n B a r r y h o me Su n d a y a f t-
succ eed C la r k Li pp i nc ott T _e m o o n.d 1$1 .B . L . G : l l o f eJ S Z L Q 1 . ' i m W a r ri c k a n d .,..?§::*:.:'%,';'; "°§f;'t.1':*;,2P"f PSE;
enc ourages u.;Ou r an n u a l c hu rc h elec ti on wa s
we ll atten de d.Th e r e wa s a fi n e
sp i r i t ma n i f e s t th r o u g h o u t th e e n -
ti r e mee ti n g .Th e of fi c e rs e le c ted
wer e d eac on:Ro bt. W i ls on ; Tr us t, -
ees,Mr s :C h a a L a m b a n d U .G.
\ | f a u . v u |u-u p n v ' . .- . - . . . .. .. . . _ ._
6 1 4 2 5 :c o mmo n to fair s te a m
$l1.50@l2.75: c hoic e to prime y ear-
linga ;1s.oo@1s.25;goo d to c hoi c e
y earlings $13.75@15.00l fair no
good y e a rllug l $12.B0@13.'¥5;eom~
mon to fair y earliags $l1.50@12.5D;
trashy y earlingn s1o.on@11.oo; c om
lohn Moore Plumbing Company
(Let us give you a pri_ce on an Oil Burner)
Sikhs Olive Smith of Blair wereSundayafternoon visitors at the
-rx lm e.Ch s "'§.§'.i"i.1=s°"`ce»»David and
Mfamily visited at the Louie Me:\cke|
home Sunday evening-Mr. and Mrs. c. R. Sutton and
Neil were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. Elsie Jorgensen of Blau' on
`unda .b MrsF\red Peek attended a QBHY
given al. the home of Mrs. Freda
Jensen of Blair Tuesday :LftemoonMr. and Mrs. Walter McCrackenle!t Wednesday for a trip through
...e w-,...N ..e....e_....,.,.....,,week with Irene Wincliell.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Bissell left
last week for Sioux Falls, S.D.
where Mr. Bissell is science teach-
er in a high school in that city.
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Long spent
the week-end at Lincoln seeing
the State Fair and visiting friends.
They were guests Friday evening
at the E. E. Blackman home.
The Messrs and Mesdames Carl
and Ed Sorensen of Lyons, were
|Su:iday dinner guests at the H.
Treasurer, Mrs. com unu-
Clerk,Mrs.Chas.Lamb;
Miss lda Knox; assistant
Margaret Badgerow; ush-
ers, Everett Lamb and H. B. Tay-
lor;Sunday School Sup't.,A.J.
Moore,Miss Grace Reichenbach, one of
our young womén who has bee1
taking nurses training ut St. Eliz-
abeth hospital the past yenr and
'who was injured in an uuw wreck
August 22, is doing as well ns can
be ex ecbed She is being treated
Garner;
gerow;
pianist,
pia nist,
Wyoming :md Colorado.They ERosenbalm home 9 °.l 'nd L l N b..~ .le song ;*1'1€f'":Ei*.:?..,l A u g u s t ~ m o k e m o f f h e l f l f f f ~ s t .;"i ' :.,2 ..;
(sd helfers Sl1.00@l4.25;corniad
cows $'l.50@l1.00; beef and butcher
bulls $9.000l0.25;Sood to chow!
grass heliers $l0.00@ll.25; fnlr lu
Bond gmla hslierl s9.oo@1o.oo;
common to fulr gross hslten $8.00
09 00: good,choice gms:cowl
3s.som.1s: lair to good groan cows
$6.'l5(p8.'.!5;cutters $5.75@S.50;
r~?n|xe\a $5.257;575; range bolognl
bulls xs.2s@1.so; veal calves $11.00
@i4.o0: heavy killing cslvel $9.00
mis c; pla lu a nd Lrashy calvei
87.60@9.00; heavy fleshy feeders
s\1.som2.':s;sood to choice leed-
erl $l1.26@l2,00: (slr to good leed-
urn ¥9.'I57lll.25:common to lalr
m
FREE 0lL
100%
Pure Pennsylvania
I\\'itl\every purchase nf
Gallon r more of Conde
Liqud Gas you receive
M E N T
We Feature
COSDEN LIQUID GAS
TOP NOTCH 100%
PURE PENN on.
Coxden Liquid Gu Special
( Anti Knock)
AXLE GREASE
CUP GREASETRACTOR OIL
SAPARATOR OIL
(Complete Lulnicxtion
for yum' car)
Ask me Ior special prices
A N N O U N C E
I want the motorists ol Blair and vicinity to know tha!
l have purdmsecl the oil station al Nebraska St. and
Walker Ave. formerly operated by the U. S. Oil Works IuMf. Dowling. annf""'"uit: """"°§stock at the Chester Aronson farm " ° " " -" t m hthe work there while they are gone while Mr Aronson and family The pas or<1 ~-' h thMF and Mrs._ Li'H'iff?f"`ffff".. l were in Lincoln last Saturday and tient -'t ~
as tr ie d to be pa -feédérs.$"f.50@9.5IJ; good to c how!
1e mb er s d ur in g th e alorkern $1l.50'@l2.'i5i fai r to g ood
..»:,... nnvinrl Ru m-lfn nka rn zmnn@1 1 50:c u mmu n towhose products will still be featured u heretofore.lfamily returned aawruuy rw... ..'ten day's trip in Estes pork and
places of interest around Denver.They report a wonderful trip. "
Mr. und»\<h1'rs. Edward Quist arethe proud parents of an 8% pound
baby glrl born Friday, Aug. zogh.
Miss Anna Juul is helping with
the house work and Mrs. Joe Fry-
mnn is taking cure of the mother
and baby.Mr. and Mrs. Linton Puffer andJr. were Sunday dimer guests of
Mr. and Mm. Fred Peck.Mr. and
Mrs. George Peck,Mrs.FlorenceHaines and Mr.Miller of Omaha
visited there Sunday afternoon._
Miss Esther Hughes,who gs
.teaching the Summers so-hobl this
year, is boarding at the Walter
McCracken home.Mr.und Mrs. Ted Olinger re-turned Saturday from Sngrumento,
Sunday.Mr. und Mrs. Pete Jensen culled
at the Rudolph Hansen home Sun-
.day evening.
1 Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Hansen
yand luncheon the following guests:
Edna,Anna,Eskher and Jens
Hansen of Orum,Mr.and Mrs.
Chris Axelgaard, Roy Christensen
'and Mus Vivian Miller ol Blair.
,lens Juul and family spent Sun-
day afternoon in Omaha at the
home of his brother. Chris Juul.
Inez Vinderslev of Herman,
spent sevew days last week at the
Niels Christensen home.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Nearhood
had as dinner guests Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Ncarhood arid Norma
_ _--._,._.f_\_._
entertained with Sundn dinne summer unu vaurtrv.. ,~..... ......mer and vacations ended last Sun-
day :md for the smke of our Master
and his kingdom we must now be
more exacting.I have a feeling
that the membership is going to
be more prompt and loyal.let us
not disappoint our Master nor each
other.The man who falls down
needs to be helped up;the man
who lies down needs to be kicked;
the man who is pulling at the oats
l1asu't time to rock the boat.
Is your pledge adequate to the
needs of the work?If it is a nd
you have paid it up, you can blame
the other fellow if the church be-
comes financially embarassed.
r m s r m- : r n o n l s r c n u a c u
~.Oar] Bader. Pastor
fair stockers $8.50@l0.003 trashy
stocker! $6.'15@8.25;stock cows
$6.00@725: stock helfera $8.506
10.501 feedlng helfnrs $9.S0@ll.25:
H068 HOLD ABOUT STEADY
Only 8,000 hogs arrlved Tuesday
and wllh o nn-ly broad demand
from all quarters trade was aellva
and prices generally ln the somenotchesasonMonday.Bulk of
trading was ol. a spresd of $950010/75;with _heal llght butcher
weights up to $10.90.
FAT LAMBS sau. LOWERA raller liberal run of sheep and
lambs showed up Tuesday, 22,000head and fa! lambs moved slowly
at shaded prices.S12.$0@13.00,lrnorlor Iamhl nxled stexulv lo
calves $l0.00@l3.50.
All mln owners are invited to visit my station an Sxbmhy,
Sept. 7.On this dale to further hmiliu-in the mtoisu
with our products we will give FREE lull gnllon Top Notch
|00 per een! Pun Pennsylvania Oil or I 2 Ib.can of Cup
Creme withevuy purnhue of 5 plloua dl Condell Liquid
Gu "The Different Motor Fuel.
gallon of TOPNOTCH OIL
or 2 Ib. run CUP GREASE.Remember the dale SATURDAY, SEI
ONE DAY ON LY nsylAulu or |racmr Olls
545-30 or 50 Gal. Lots I II
I U. S. OIL STATIGN o i U m m m , m r .a n n m m . . w m a D - " " - un w z m a a n d J a c k o f M i n n e a p o l i a W i t h e b e g i n n i n g o f s c h o o l ,§ Z T $ " 1 £ L f ' f § § 2 , " 2 'A z e d s h e e p
A f t e r n o o n c a l l e r s w e r e M r .a n d o u r fh m m l x e s s e t t l e d o w n t o t h e
u - ,. f l l u u l . m a 1 \ | \ " f | | |i n n m !M r m a n i m n n r t n n t n r l z i vi t i e s o f a u t -\=~m1 L n m n s z D i n a n T n m h n
° i u } " " § § I 1
v
i1 dgerow 1
dinner ,
Alfred
nn lli d
hicDo;1- |
y eve-
l l l l b o u m a o a i l H u n l » l » \ » ~l o - --- - -- - - w " " r " " " - " -_ - - _- - _ _ . ._ _a n d M r s .P e t e J e n s e n .D e l i c i o u s i u m n a n d w i n t e r m o n t h s .P r o m -
i c e c r e a m a n d c o k e w e r e s e r v e d t o i n e n t a m o n g t h e s e a n t h e a c t i v -
all.
Ru t h Ar o ns o n o f Oma h a ,spent
th e wee k-e nd a t th e h o me o f h e :
gra nd pa re nts,Mr . a n d Mr s .J o h n
Ar o tmo n wh i le h e r sister,N o r m a
Ii tie n o f th e c hu r c h .Teac h ers, pu-
pi ls ,pa re nts,w e we lc o me y o u tno
the fellowship and nerviw of thechunk in its Sunday and week-'
dn y p r o g r a m.
good to c hoic e $l2.75@13.00; range
lambs,fair I 0 good s12.zs@1z.1s:
native lambs. good to c hoic e $12.25
6 l2 . 6 0 :n a ti ve la mh l. h i r to g o o d
s12.2s@12.so;le d a h o m la mb s
$1l.B0@12.?5;y aa rllnz s, all g rad es
$9.o0@n.oo.
~....... . _ . . . -
1i`\1B°y
p --uv n.Mr. and
I U \BlllS\4 h u t u g #mannu .home in Blair Sands
Blair. Nebnaim Seuirmlilrbi 07.9
IWe have been enjoying the but
of service out of our Ford-ehani
bus.\lt win dvnys ready lo zgnrry
16-18 singers and about 85 suit-
cases at a good.speed'a.nd mmf ~
ab!e riding.
|m um s . Ba nde d.21-tl.
School tablets and notebook-at The Enterprise office.
l r . a n d Hrs.D. A. Compton
~in Arlington m d Kennard
~Tuesday on buninera.
H i l l Gertrude Love returned
.week fron; a visit of ten days
Omaha.
Phillip Hansen came over from
uri Valley to spend the week
I in Blair.
~\\ l ||~
~ OVERFLOW
CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP
1801 I-'umm St.
Comfort Shoes for
Men. Women and Children
X-Ray Foo! FittingsNo extra charge for this mskee
nf Omaha, ia visiting Miss Frmwei
Broan.
Mrs. Arthur Wolff and two chil~
dna of Omaha, spent Thursday at
the Vidar Wolff tmme.
Dewey Nemetz of Omaha, spent.
the week-end with his parents, Mr.
md Mn. Fre d Nemetz.
ln. C. pa. Hitchman enjoyed A
visit from her sister, Min Axca
Ballnd of Omaha, last week.
~""..,...:....s E H~='§i<:m¥4»
..=,..,=.m.
ARCHPRI'-ISERVERi Ho l §TORE
:no Sa 15th
New Barker
un\ vu xfu wrwlur '~mg
Let.u s Correc t Y o u r F o o t
I lls N a t u r e ! w a y
Th e r e i s n o Shag li k e th e
A r c h Prese rver,sty le p lu s
c o mf o rt.Th e fo o t c o mf o r t
A Q :|..H j |
gq ve several other prog rams in
the moons.We were given
e ve n ac c o mo da ti on i n mg ar d
to o u r me als,a n d t h e wr i te r h a d
th e p r i vi le ge a nd ple a su r e to ha ve
the c aptain at, our ta ble for a num~
be r of me als; the c a ptai n was ver y
jo vi a l a n d jo ke d wi t h th e si ng er s
as i f h e h ad kn own u s a lo ng ti me ;
he a llo wed u s to s ta y o n h o a rd a n
extra.n i g h t,i n or de r to save us
h o te l b i ll i n Ne w Y o r k .As a n i n -
r :i |I :
M r .m d Mr s .Clar k Llppinoott
and brother,D o n lld an d M r .S .
Lock ling v l d w d Mr s .Do r a Su m-
ne r an d Le an Wednesday evening.
Mn . Do r a Su mn e r a n d L e o n a t -
tended th e P le a sa n t V ie w Sunday
school picnic at Hennan Thursday.
Mr .I-'rank Gasser,Ama nd a ,
an d Tr ac y autoed w W a y n e Sat-
urday.T h e y took Mr s .Ed die
Ga th je and two children home
aga in.
I n |-I l \
da y ._
' M n a n d Mr s .W .J .K o o p ma n
vi d t e d th e S t a te Fa i r Su a d xy , r e -
tu r n i n g Mo n d a y .
Mi s s A d a Sc henk we n t to Arl~
i n g to n la s t Su nd ay t o b e ready
f o r te a c h i n g o n Mo n d a y mo r n in g .
Mr s .Pe te Re e h an d sons re-
tu r n e d th e f i r s t o f th e we e k f r o m
a vac ati on wi th re la ti ve s i n lo ws .
and Illinqis.'
~. ~...-..teachngaln.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hitchmln :md
family spem Labor Day with fell-
tives at Plattxmouth.
Annln and Bill Halle: llld Min
Frances Koopmzn will 'nttend the
Omaha university this idl.
Miss Gretchen Mummert leaves
Sunday for Lake Forest,Illinois
where she will attend Ferry Hall.
Billy Chambers, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Chambers had his ron-
ul.The tour westward gave us u
little more rest than g o i n g ~
é-chu-ol tablets and notebook
paper at The Enterprke office.
m.Mins Marian Hansen leaves Sat-
who have been spending the sum-
mer in the Rasmus Johannsen wt-
tnge on west Washington street,
q v preparing so move back to
their apartment over the bakery.
ML and Mrs. F. W. Arndt hdve
returned from an auto trip out in
the state.They left Saturday
morning for Grand Island where
they visited Mrs. Arndt's son andfamily, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray Gates
and heiped them celebrate their
Miss Mae M. Koopman has beenhavingasiegeoftonnilitisthe
past week but is able to be up and
around the house at present.
Mr. and Mrs- Gus Rnthmaun en-tertained the R. M. Howell family
at dinner last evening.The How-
ells left this morning for points
north.
The Charles Hitchman family
spent Sunday with relatives at
Weeping Water and on Monday
berries.That I did.
The fourth part was I. seventeen
days' vacation from singing, dur-
ing which we` all scattered; some
took a trip to Germany, some even
to France and England,while
others visited with reiativea in
Denmark.On August -ith, Sunday
we met again in Copenhagen. Aft-
er church services we spent the
rest of the day at. my sisters' and
of Knnaas CRY to supply gag to
this city.
Platumodtli-'hue Hinky-Dinky
Stores to open chain store hw-
1-mm City--Bids wsu be opmed
for construction of bridges over
Nemnlm and Pony Creek, south ol
fhere on U. S. Highway No. 78.
r Lymnn T e new rural mail
routes to be established from post
Uifice October lam.
and yww-a were visitors at thi; by my bed.There was nothing fa
Frank Gamer home Fddny.Hr.,do but leave the cream standing
Gorehm helped put up hay.in the open window and get up
um m m m fdns nplm a wm -
structure.Full: (ity-City Coqneil granted
HILLSIDE NEWS OF
GARDN ER DISTRICT
Mr. md Mrs. Pane Truhlsen and
two *sons, Elmer and Clxffoni and
their wives picknicked in River-
view Pnrk Sunday.
Kenneth Woods of Omaha, spent
several days last week with Rob~
ent Petersen.Mrs. Kathryn Zerleuski and family of Sioux Falls; S. D., came onSpnday qnd spept a few days vi§~
ings erected in this town.
Lyrnan-Construction work has
started on sewer and water mains.
Wisner-Robert C. Moore Groc-
ery St/om establishing new bus-
iness here.
Long Pine---Local Theatre in-
stalled Vitaphone equipment.
Wolbach--L0¢&l mortuary estab-
l i s h m e n t purchased additional
equipment..
Primro.a.L Van Ackeren Hydro-
gathered the last day outside his
stateroom and gave him three or
four songs, following which he in
mtum spoke to us and wished \|:=
the bm o f luck.
The last lap of journey wok ns
over Boston, where we gave a con-
cert Tuesday, August 20th.From
Boston we traveled up to Westf
brook, Maine,giving our concert
there on Wednesday.Then for a
stretch of close to 1400 mileslto
al, and in the evening gave our
last mn concert to a crowd of from
twelve to fourteen hundred people.
Next evenin e were engaged tosingover t 'Stale Radio,for
which we receivéd 200 danish
crowns.The following evening
was our lust in Denmark That
night a very elaborate banquet
was held at the Y. M. C. A.It
began at 6:80, and did not let up
until about 11:80.A four course
Mr . an d Mrs . L. C. K la p p sp en t
L a b u r d a y i n Ly o n s a t th e h o me
o l ' l i n .Klop p' s p ar en ts .
H r .a n d Mr s .Ra lp h Men c ke
h a v#mo ve d i n to th t MTB.L e n a
vge ep mg vvu wr m m U.:.navnann;, mu uc ly nu ____"________________r o w e r ma m a n1he r e th e y twvn t i e th we d d i n g a n n i v e r s a r y ° n lb u ti o n s y s t g my §§ f= = '; ;; °' g gtheydr o ve to L i n e n n w _attend ed th e S " " " °Fa i r .Sund ay , Se pt. '1.Th e y mi n e d Mr .li n e s o f th i s vi lla g e
uf MMr , a n d Mr s . C h a r le s D a f f e r o f A r n d ts d a u g h te r a n d f a mi l y ,r
d M r a n d a n d Mr s Ed B u n ti n g a t S y r a c u s e ,M Q D E R N P O U L T R Yrm..-H O U S E S
P l e a s a n t n » 1 e , ' \ r e b . ,a n ..,
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n -r " - - --:ting thdr cousin Hnonlips and l1u.|ba:\d.'
Ammda Petersenf n ?S n l i n i f i l l d .N a b .
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smok e r, pi c tu re s s h o wn o n sc reen
fr o m th e to u r so f a r a n d o f c ou r s e
a n umb er of sp e ec h es .
Ne xt mor ni ng , Au g us t 'f th be ga n
th e f i f th di vi si on o f o u r glor io us
tr i p ;tho us an ds o f peo ple we r e
g a th e m d to see th e b i g sh i p a n d
th ei r fr ie nd s a n d re lati ve s o f f ;i t
wa s h a r d f o r s o me o f u s to lo ok
do wn a nd s ee o ur d ea r on es s lo wly
be i n g s e pa r a te d by the wate r f r o m
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...~,~.last concert Monday, August 26th.
I wish w express my dncere ap-
predation to the many Blair
friends who have followed us in
their thoughts with good wishes
for our success.The tour has been
s real school for the young people,and I am glad to say that it was
a group of young folks to be proud
of.S tour will not be the only
one.
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smok e r, pi c tu re s s h o wn o n sc reen
fr o m th e to u r so f a r a n d o f c ou r s e
a n umb er of sp e ec h es .
Ne xt mor ni ng , Au g us t 'f th be ga n
th e f i f th di vi si on o f o u r glor io us
tr i p ;tho us an ds o f peo ple we r e
g a th e m d to see th e b i g sh i p a n d
th ei r fr ie nd s a n d re lati ve s o f f ;i t
wa s h a r d f o r s o me o f u s to lo ok
do wn a nd s ee o ur d ea r on es s lo wly
be i n g s e pa r a te d by the wate r f r o m
..||more for,men and women.32
School 0~enin
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...~,~.last concert Monday, August 26th.
I wish w express my dncere ap-
predation to the many Blair
friends who have followed us in
their thoughts with good wishes
for our success.The tour has been
s real school for the young people,and I am glad to say that it was
a group of young folks to be proud
of.S tour will not be the only
one.
i ; M " " " " " " . a ; . ; a f m m , i a ;
|11 another school year.
\I1°_ mul Hn. Rnhert RllllilillkllM J ~ a r e n o w b l l l l f Mrs. Oscar Duff r of Mctlook, neu
--=»*¢-v nnMl\>(|spent a few d s last week visit-
| neu., wut| ant vis it.
: I U U I C ]I I l l ! ! ! n a u I * n c a a GET EXAMINATI(
Some farmers 4~H poultry clubPICNICATFREMONTmembers, club leaders,and other
poultry producers are giving theirMrs.Karl dP§»;~°; andB;:§'|poultry houses sniff examinationa
gm a ; | d MA ° ,_'2,n is"°'_mbe,é=H°uses -.muh score a grade of so
3 an g l s Maitha E .n iper cent or more will be consid-
31 sg m Ananmnn M_nmi ered eligible to advance into the
5 '-- -» -~- -» -W. L.Caldwell and family xe-
tumed last Saturday evening from
s week'a outing down mo Excelsior
Springs, Mn.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown of
Dunlap, Iowa called at the C. W.
--|_____\....»e....A.m .nm-..
ing with the Gilbertson boys.
Wm. Pike, superintendent of the
elenric light plant of Marshalltown
l o w ,visited at the home of his
brother,Frank Pike of this city
from Tuesday until Thursday.
The Danish Brotherhood Obn-
I L T 'nuxue m u W W N M 'yentien will meet in this city on
_Sept.27 and the local organiza-Mr n=nd Hg; gg- Kr::§;Nelelaon are making plans for between
i`72lM.d'Z'2 the home of Mrs. P.lu"'°° and four hundred members.
"_ Nelson.l The Sunday School of the Chris-
M h m r ul ~ c hurch he ld hen* summer ple-xnmmer inBdC:;1::in returnsxntoi-B: nu:It the tpuns t park on lust.
gg,D W 'Ben homi last Monday evening.lee cream for_
P "''an put the finishing wuches so a
I'Y-R l and ~and 8006 dinner._._'l"._. .....,_ .-Mrs.Fmnk Pearsan'and niece,
......_,.,,..........._....,..... ....,.Mrs.Walter Nelson and children'
mowred to Fremont Sunday and
enjoyed a pienlc dinner az the*
home of o.A.Peterson at the
IL P. Camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Anderson and
family, Mr. and Mn. Oscar Berg;and family all from Hartingtonl
Neb., also spent the day there.'
NEBRASKA winter without further drastic'"¢ Lhe pans Anderson nome, a0uLn|changes.Extension circular 1448 of Blair.. ..1
is a score card for modern paul-n"2=1§F.¢';,'§'s§7,?§'§§" visited fnendsf
fg house which may be used for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussen|
1 s examination._und fnmily spent Friday evening,Proper floor space, and windows at the John Jensen homeeachcount15per cent toward n|.Mx-.and Mrs,Emil nderson'
perfect score.Ventilation andland family were Sunday dinnerf
feeding equipment are scored on guests a t the Alfred Anderson'
ten percent bas'L ' ht b orne.birds are a}|°we;|s'thl.e;gand .,,,.|Jim Jensen attended the Stale.
L - ",_..-_,._ ,..-.Fnira counle of days.
oS c h o o l 0 p e n 1 n g
Sale
We are prepared with a
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School Supplies
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Note Book Paper Tablets
Pencils I ks C ayolas
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1Bohm clark or iwcxxoru, lllmulur m u ,d nr INDUSTRIAL NomespentSaturday and Sunday. i"f.d_8...?ef 'ff +I... f¢.,l..., 13381|unu.lqulre ze n nz uuur |paee,|'M,-_ and Hn. J. II. P1! H " " z '"°°£1,: sv*f~29 1"f'Ieet.|R°be|-|_ were Sunday di:eteruen and
:mer guests
ds home inBiuir, the uesta of Theo. Lundt.|'"""""""'5 """'=*"'z .home at De Soto and aMrs.Frank Wolff. and '°"'fN¢mr a nd Dav id Mu
Frankie Jean of Ft._Ua1l}_0Iln, jv§=re| at Blair
; ° ; , , ; " § ;Bllden-Grocery Store so upen
in Werne mn b ui ld i ng.U!! hi ll!!Rn n l . I Hnt i n n i nn mu t h n l
l PT :
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m m .1 I l E l €s n o u l u n e o n e l n *s k Mm Ruth W o n. r e l o o t o f g l u i f o r m i E i ~
me feet of floor mme.Ten Mr. 1and Mrs.Dan Phillips at
ution held
lgm Sun-
is the del-
Ionfemno:
13th, andAalternate,
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Grand Island closzd while paying points are deducted if ihe win-ltended the Slafe Fair Sunday and
operations underway.ldows cannot be opened.The feed Monday.
Wausa--Interstate Power C,,m_!hoppers §hould be of sufficientpany mqvéd office into front room size to allow one~lhird of the REPORT OF DANA
o1GazeI.te building.0 birds to feed at one time.A CAPELLA CHOIR TRIP
Le xington-Newly reorganized!Drop boards, nests,roost.-1, and (Continued from D520 one)
Dawson County sum Bank offici-water supply are among other ..ally opened to public ithlngs counting in the score Clean 'the different towns by rmlroad, n
vhgmef-UQ,Pem-Contract awarded for re- linens and sanitation in sllequip-f9?;' of my. H§{¢l<§he§§>Y pus..I1
a§l| || | e r ln¢ |t la ( lln .R o le le s -
Wedllellll evening,.l r and ll'|.yL. J Wolff audi" the Hethodllt church
,_ .;.-_...___ ._.' .0 n....\..diy. Kr. H- 141° G'=z°f}
|A||rel| |lt.o!¢ 1\ee le~
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1Allugncarr,lii\»6y IJUU UI \J|.||.¢.|uI,~ t g t h e La y ma n ? Lwt t h Vi c to W o l f f :-3 ; ' ; g ; d § ; § a y .e r me e t l n g l n L m c o ln s p m
' D r .Chas.R.Me a d as
Mr. and Mrs. John Reeh and from the local church.
Hr . : md Hr s. W m. C o mpto n d r o ve :Mi s s L y d i n J ensen re
|l~o\.:1 to !.h»§T\.:.ir:I i : "uiésday lle r wo r k a t t h e Nebrs
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mica Deafbuilding bridsre east of Hallenbeck ment are prime considerations.ll? '¥'?¥'°"'"'° to uescnne me nosf o r =.u_;u~~ '*='--'=§ mere.an d D u m b imu mu li o n i n o m a h a , !a mg e f ''" '"5 lp i ta li ty wh i c h wa s ac c orded us.
Rulamu .hi g \ in ;.; . . ! \ Ne w af ter 3 vi g it with he r fa th er , Ne ls Ta lm a g e - - A b e l Con struc ti on C9 WWEU en ou gh .AS 811 e xa mp le o fYoi| ~1 1 "' »-'-""J vnsen,wh o ha s been rec overing -ed h 'I C E N N A R D R U R A L h o w a f r a i d th e Da n i s h pc op'e ar e
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Thursday, Children's Day--Friday, Far
No BIG mw---ALL I|
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Rona ge and Kenneth Jensenl Mrs.Clyde Compton and niss's@`£§§éé2:om{>2l}}v 1$i§.§L`}¥mE.,`§."`.§}
l e f t B i l r t h i s w e e k i n R o s s '¢ U \ " C h a r l o t t e M a h e e n t e r t a i n e d a t a t w o - s t o r y o f f i c e b u i l d i n g a n d s u b -rt o t o u r t h e . B l a c k H i l l s .C m l d a g h r i d g e b r e a k f a s t l a s t T h u r s d a y ]
a n d Y e l l o w s t o n e a n d G l a c i e r N a -m o r n i n g a t t h e h o m e o f t h e f o r m -
i i o n a l p a r k s .!.e»~.T h e r e w e r e s i x t a b l e s o f p l a y ~
Mr. and Mm Joe Love drove toers and prizes were awarded Mm
Lincoln to attend the State Fair Fred Guyer for high score,Mrs.
Tuesday and Wednesday.taking Raymond Burr, low score and Mrastation for new transmission line
that will be built across from com-
pany's hydroelectric plant at Doris
Lake.'-
Bridg'eport-~ Be rline building
leased for el blis mem: of modern
with them Mrs.L.O. Allen andElvin Hansen drew the cut prize.[general merchan se More.
lin. Drusilla McCann of 0-nmh.a.!Miss Agnes B,..¢]¢_ who is taking'Ognaha--River Ridge Drive dedi-
Mr.and Mrs.F.R2 Schrader a nursel training course at the cated recently.
have rented one of the Lundt Emanuel hospital in Omaha, is eff
anartments.Mr. Schrader in sum i0YinK a two week"s vacation.She
Union-Paving work on High-
way No. 75 started north of here
_.. .' - ' r - .Q-Q u » u \ . | ¢ | \ J v u -n i n g v i s i t o r a t ' F r a n k G a e s e f s .
Mr.and Mrs.Fri tz Arp and
family attended a birthday party
at Otto Arp's Monday evening.
Frank Broadwell of Omaha,
was a Wednesday visitor at the
Frank Gasser home.
Mr.and Mrs. Jens Christensen
and family and Jens Hoier and
daughters spent Wednesday r in
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gasser, Her-
rnan and Reinhart and Mrs. Eddie
hungry,I shall rqcjte foliowing:
Returning back to my sleeping
quarters after the concert in D:1t
of the cities (I-Iadefslev, which Ii(r
in that part of the country, \-.°}icl;
.......
0 e ~oo aper a | e s
Pencils -Inks Crayolas
Lunch Boxes Etc.
many), I was treated to coffee andvarious cakes; being nearly eleven C a o m e i n a n d / e f a s c r a v e i f
o'clock I said [;00dnig}1t a i went _._,_,______..---
0 0
taken quite freely of the coffev bv
low,I was rather astonished lu
see a large howl of the choicest
strawberries,and a pitcher of
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Thursday, Children's Day--Friday, Far
No BIG mw---ALL I|
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.1 .».. f - 1 L._\.._n..-..\|.__..._n__\-..__1 ninnv unnélm n m I\h¢LAn........|......A al.-i t 1|
The (iréat Harrison Co. Fair
Missouri Valley, iowa ,
Sept.10 h 11 - 12 I 13
Theiiost Preterrtious Exhibition oi Agricrdturai Products
i n W e s t e r n I o w a
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hungry,I shall rqcjte foliowing:
Returning back to my sleeping
quarters after the concert in D:1t
of the cities (I-Iadefslev, which Ii(r
in that part of the country, \-.°}icl;
.......
0 e ~oo aper a | e s
Pencils -Inks Crayolas
Lunch Boxes Etc.
many), I was treated to coffee andvarious cakes; being nearly eleven C a o m e i n a n d / e f a s c r a v e i f
o'clock I said [;00dnig}1t a i went _._,_,______..---
0 0
taken quite freely of the coffev bv
low,I was rather astonished lu
see a large howl of the choicest
strawberries,and a pitcher of
;}i11"`§¢"¢E`"§pSB§`¢}'1Z§;" Jélll <51-»asn¢ completed on Highway Muelle
week to visit her sister, lin. K.|No. 99 from Cui-nhusker Highway M n .§"`£°`£¢§£'§»§ E131 ',;;;;;,j°;,,,g,;|;i rill reside in Biair il.|l»¢»D r u n n n 1 n n '. . | \ »1 1 a n 1 - . m f _ ¢ N Y 9 8 ' 3 1 N d |ei3ht miles west of Odell.l\1rs.I
nun. uusvm: -.mmwn vm., »»vm.~|ess so the Monday evening bridge\Miss Adelaide Belknap of Lin-
rlub at her home this week.Mrs coln is a guest at the home of Mr.
Joe Marks held high scorn amland Mrs.David Mummen since
M m Chris Bendorf,law.Mm_|\\'e<l:1esday when the Mummerts
Theo. Lund! will be hostess at the drove down to Omaha to meet
nun meeting,\her.Miss Belknap formerly lived
Do f h ¢_ d gin Blair and attended the city,.....".§.£"§"§,., 'L.,.."§'{l_Z§'§.,?.'l§§§xchoolfand gpg hg Hlliny friends
Linco ln-Mo de rn holding amldren vii
transfer plant for fish being built and M1
at Straw Fairgrounds here.|ThursdxGrandIsland-Old via mm nY.|Mr.
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The (iréat Harrison Co. Fair
Missouri Valley, iowa ,
Sept.10 h 11 - 12 I 13
Theiiost Preterrtious Exhibition oi Agricrdturai Products
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liminntes buying high priced ~~:|:
eeds and increasea the value o fa ga m .
our f about one-thind We'The annual session of the Ne-
.`bmska Methodist Conference wiilnd anything at anytime.,.3_1t mai Hillin Co ,be held at Lincoln. Neb., Sent.I0rE'.to 16,at the Trinity MethodistMr. and Mrs. R. E. Vinton and Episcopal church,16th and A
vu . Keith and Gorda", spent themfreets. Bishop Frederick D. mmeeek-emi with friends at Gleh--in charge of the Omaha Area, will
ood. Iowa.Mr and Mrs. yimonlpl-eside.Ministers d 1anaymenturnedtoBlairMondaywhile,from approximately 500 churches
Leith and Gord 01 remained for 81 w1II officially attend this confer-
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