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02-13-1930I THE ENTERPRISE\Pmyrs THE Nl-:wc Re llrdk u \A LOCAL NEW SPAPER ron n |'rue vrnni 1:-|, mn. gm. mnmeu' smPLAYS No FAVORITES I BL/\||é's LEADING NEWSPAPER GENERAL NEWS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT I-'rom the Gqrden Snot of Nebruh- \Vashin¢¢0n Cmmty. Puhliahd Weekly by Jilin A. Bhuda Subscription Price, $1.50 pg: Year. Qingle Copy, 5¢.NUMBER 4BLAIR, NEBRASKA, FEBRUARY 13, 1930VOLUME XXXIV COUNT1' SUPER E Th e c o u n ty su di stri c t two , w h i c si xtee n c oun ties ~ e r n p a r t o f th e s i n W a h o o o n F e b . .aFORSIHR BLAIR PASTOR £'I`he team consists of Marian Nel |||» school debating team with a short ' ¢f ~;~¢<v Cupid \. * i ._ y » ~1nfovv ;;;»2rp""§rg;\ '\§\;',*11;0.'l\¥,;3,¢f."3.a,3,¢,;~~11 ~_,»=,.!~' Q f ! r f ~~ 5 ...a ..:._\ §?5~'3`»wf>1~ Farmers toSchool Board perintendents of 1 h comprises the,Enter Pig Contestnjuf the nonheasv I ale, a re to mee t 18., are he ld mon thlyl hich includes the nty superinmnd- Whlhinnan County Farmen Urged lo Enter Ne h r u h Hg Crop The Erllhnr and flmilv drawn Gmtesl.'l1\e 10-:Cn Corn Yield COUNTIANS VISIT TEXASLuv is Held Constitutional Regu _.um-|;\.=-.-V.. -1..W -.,........i u n .; Au .`.uu "D_ "nDistrict Outside of City Limits. Opinion of District (hurt. I-`RE)loN'I` JUDGE GIVES RULE Snmu-Cumenlinn as 'That of the Gardner People.Court Rules lfamrnbly Gardner Contention. The following clipped from The Fremont Tribune of last Friday has w bear directly upon lhe sen, AUCE If€CKhlBn ana U|HaellnE\_.Nielsen.The team has ac rained;Rev,Trmothy 0'Dnsmll,54{|Lhemsel\es in a very wonh stylc pastor of the St.Plmps .Nen and have carried of! the honors. church of Flare ,dred shonly \Relate 9 p.m.§ unda y at St. uLheri:\e's hospi , following nn F Semergencyoperationforamp -I ' ~~ tured appendix performed Feb.2.; Rev.0'Driscoll was born in ~ ~ Ireland,April 1,1876,and at~ tended the St, Finsbarr college of .-Philosophy and Theolo there Fremont Agams!Sale of N m h \ U- .-.__ ....».......| »\.,. uif... ...rf Bend Plant.Also Files sun ml ana a program 1discussionofcow \--~--»---~---~-.f ----over to Arlington last Sundn to ConlestIs Drawing Attention. r y_. ..h _."'§f,:° "i'f..$1§""§"$"'Z'Zu,£»'2i,o n c m n n m:MoNs TR,\'r|o Ns Miss Maude who teaches in the _(Omaha schools, have reoently re~ January Dany Herd Improsemen turned from n trip to Houston Associntian Makes Vory Fne s a Report of Progress of Work.brother,Frank McFarland and family \iving at Houston.Successful hog rnisers of Wash- 'The =g;= was very much enjoyed ington county are urged to enteras was e visit with relatives, but!the Nebraska Pig Crop Central. ..=.L-_..-_. .._.,.» . Texas when Mrs. Master has // Meet Authorities Attend Ih u n Ma n v > 4 r 6. A \ n I question una: the Gardner school peuplc have been interested in for some time and should have a very' great bearing in favor of a settle mmm, of Lhe matter in their favor. Following is what The Fremont Tribune has to say: "Upho!ding the constitutionality ot the hxw which delegates to thé county superintendent of schools puwer to create new school districts under oanain conditions,Judge- F. L Spear handed down a mem~ orandum npinion in district. court today denying the injunction asked by mvmuurs of the rremont board of educmion against propertyown ers north and northeast of- Fre~ mont who desire to segregate their lands from the Fremont school district. Judge Spenr pointed out that the entire argument hinges upon the consti1.utionu\iLy of the statute which states: 'Provided further, that whenevexf thege shall be within such terri- tory a tract comprising Lhe equiva- lent of nv. least four sections of land contiguous,with an assessed valuation of not less than $200,- 000. and the oH|zin:.\l_distHct shall exckaisive of such tract, contain not less than 2,000 inhabitants,and \ prupirty of the assessed valuation uf not lr~<~x thun'$2,000,000, it shallL u c n.;mf\:|lory upon the cqunty superirn :ulent to erect such tract into :\.1-pnrnte school district wh:-ncvvr there is fi\cd for that pumo m n pnition- signed by not less than three-fnunhs 'of the Regal voters of such-tract' Acting under this statute, more than 75 por oem. of the property own:-rs in n district nonh und nonhvast of Fremont joined to- gether asking u new distdct und mnotinz nll (ho conditinns required \»y,2his law.Fiyv of the school di~ reclors of the Ffcmont district. numb.-r oné, nbtzninsd a restraining urdvr to pnewnl. thc property own- ers from prncccding with their ac- tion.The school board members, h. I). l§n\\<~,J. S. Devries,C. H. Clxristznwn, Lloyd Moffat and Ro- bert ,\. luchrs acted ns taxpayers in lar] ngzvug the action.The sixth sch->~.v M-~ :nl member. J. F. Rohn, a>si~\ fi Vhnrlvs E. Abbott in prose~ culfmt L1 .- action.Property awn- crs .x ..mg the m-w district were r<°|.r»~ v I-d hy \\'. J. Cour!Hght. <7<».»my Su1wx'h\u~ndenv. J. I. Rm'- to \\lv~-m the powvrs to crcalc the new .mricz were delegated by the law, w.|» mndo defendant, He touk\ (Continued nn page eight; 'Yusrrons ROY.\I Y E.'1'ER1'AxNEn Warrick sisters who 5l1:\ve visiting here for several are still enjoying the hos- pitality of their former m g - and old friends.Each d y ihem "taking dinner"with The bvvn nooks, nmtvs finds \some old friend and visiting over 'early :lays in Blair and vicinity. On \V¢~dnrsrlny,Feb,5,they were z=ntor1:.\ined nt the home of Mrs. James Stapleton and daugh- lrr, Mrs. Ernest Tornbhnd, Br-sides thi*?l~r=. Y\Yv'==dnmos U. .\. Comp ton .-r 'hi iily, Ed "l'll\, (uf \Voh- Zlim Summ ra andslvr. 14.IV.. Jn\n~\ .\'n!-»r~~1~ of Cruz.-Ln. ;\ mu.- in, M-~.wuz..|f....1-.Hr Omaha and Mr.rl.||1t<|-1=ugl\h~r, Mr :~ fm." :n.|_ wrt: nlsn p n(lu 'l \n.|i..j.N .Robert \Vil~ 501|Cludl I \l. ..1 |:. V.;ter and D.A. Compton in Um guest list. Mrs. H.'. Lippincott was host- css to Mr.nmes Summers, An- dvrsnn nm] Ilclms on Friday, and Sunday was xx memorable day for ull nt the John Complex; home on (ho bench, Lusk: c|nsuN'sN0nFox.K ` BANK SUFFERS FIRE Fire gutted the Nebraska State Bunk building at Norfnlk, Neb. on Wednesday, Feb. 12. Yesterday being a holiday in hunk circles, the fire gained con- siderable headway before being discovcmd. The fire start/ed in the basement of the bank and spread rapidly tn the first floor, damaging bgnk fixtures and omces above the bank.IL is estimated the damage yrill be around $15,000. Jabe Gibson,president of the bank, 1nr rum ~»| Uv .Eslcrs and in~ was a former Blair citizen, being pnesident of the Citizens Bank o l this city a number of years ago. nu .nm ~¢..~=.w ...N ...mv-. W.-lege in Cork,Ireland,where he was ordained to the priesthood on June 24, 1902 by the Right Rev. Bishop Gaffney. Following his ordainment he went tn Omaha in receive his first appointment as deuonate,which was at Blair.The following y e u he became assistant pastor of the 0'Neill Catholic church. In 1904 Rev.0'Dxisco\l came back to Blair aa pastor ind was here until 1918. Following his fourtwn years as pastor at Blair,he received his first appointment in Omaha, Nov. 19, 1918, L0 become pastm-.of the St.Philips Ne d church.Rev. 0'DriscolI was pastor nf St. Phil- lips Neri church up until the time o! his death. The parish has grown since the time of his going to Omaha.Rev. 0'Dxisco1\ worked, so that n new school could be built, which was finished a few years ago. He is survived by live brothers and two sisters. The funeral was held at St. Ce4:ilia's cathedral this (Thursday) moming,the Rev.Agnew, s.J., president of Creighton university, ofiiciatixrg, according to tentative arrangements.A childrerfs mass was said Wednesday at St.Phi; lips church.' Many Blair people, including the writer, are proud to be umbered among the personal 'ends of Father 0'Driscoll and \;nt his death as a great loss to the com- munity in which he lived. A'l"l`EN|) L\»:cxoN CONVENTION The American Legion district conwcution held in South Omaha last ionday was Weil agtended and those from Blair who were in attendance repqrt a pleasant and profitable time.The district con- sists of Washington, Douglas and Sarpy counties.Those presentfrom Blair were Command?r E. G. Carson, Adjutant Leslie Offen and Rudy Kuehl. , The Auxiliary convention was held on the snme day in Omaha and Mrs.Si Johnson and Mrs. Tranny Bohs represented t h e Blair chapter.They also report a pleasant day. DINNER PARTY Mrs.Henry Voss entcrinined n number of friends and relatives at dinner lastf Saturday evening. Following n lpvely dinner,the guests enjoyed pinochle until a lute hour.' Those present. were Mr.and Mrs.Carl Anderson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fallen and Do- loris. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reel: and Annie, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larson and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhr, Jr, nnd family and Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Toft.' Local Politics W arming ~ Filings 'Being Made for Bath City and County Offices. City Filings Close March 1.County Filings Close July 3rd, COUN'l"x' OFFICERS lx EARLY Bouf city and county office seekers are beginning to throw their hats in the ri ng fo r a try at the coming election. For the city offices, F. S, Bigelowhas mmf for re-election for coun- cilman in First Ward;John Moore for re-election for council- man from Second Ward, and Will Sphmidt, for re-election for coun- cxlman from Third Ward. No one has filed for we coun- cil from Fourth Ward nor any one filed far the mayor-:hip or for the school board for which two members are eleded yearly. The Lime for Bling for city nffices closes March 151. The following candidates have filed for county offices:C.B. Mehrens,for county eommisxioxr er; Marcus Beck, clerk of dntrict court;Annie C.Martin,county clerk;Maurice Mehrens,sheriff;Fred Guys:and Hugh J.Cooke, county treasurer; Mabel J. Marsh,county mxpedntmdent.` The time for filing- for county ofices closes July Std. I I Enjuin Nqbnskn Power Com- pany ilh Own Plant. CITY ASKS $75,000 DAMAGES The Nebraska Pawel-Company of Omaha,has taken away the berxitory formerly served by the muni dpa l light phat oi Fremont and now with the losing of the l m t o w n ,that of North Bend, the city struck back last SaturdaY~ A mit. was filed by the city in district court Friday night in which two nbjects were sought.. Fa m,me city seeks m enjoin the Nebraska Power company from interfering with the Fremont Municipal light plant and light line patrons and to prevent the sale of the North Bend electric system,now served by the Fre- mont plant, to the Nebraska Pow- er company.Second,the city asks $75,000 damages for alleged cancellation of contracts with the villages of Arlington, Cedar 'Bluff and Hooper which al! had long time contracts with Fremont when their electric light systems were sold to the Neb- radca Power company.This lat- ter company is charged with can- celling Lhe contract;after they took over the systems.Last month,the citizens of No nh Bend voted to sell their light system,which obtained H5 power tram the Fremont plant, to the Nebraska Power company. for » $110,000.The sale was subject. toihe approval pt L};e_¢.~,ity council At a meeting of theNorth Bend nuncil Friday night, the proposni tn sell. the system to the Omaha fi nn was rejected temporarily. With four members deadlocked on whether to sell, Mayor Burlingame Walker broke the tie vote lgy vot- ing against the sale. Another motion then passed to consider the sale at a council meer ing next Frid&\y~The city a\!or~ my had questioned certain clauses in the contract thus causing the delay lust night. ' LEGION AUXILIARY PUTS ON l'.\R'rY The legion Auxiliary of Blair, enthnained the Legionaires and immediate relatives ut their hall on lust. Thursday evenfhg.Around slxty were present und after an evening of visiting and exwmpor- nneou¢ speeches n tasty luncheon was served._Those giving talks were Com~ rnander E. G. Carson,Adjutant Leslie Offen and Clark O'l{nnlon. Mrs.Traney Bobs,president of the Auxiliary, also made a very pleasing talk. Those present are of one accord in their praises of the manner in which the evening's entertainment was conducted. N. 'I`. LUND SPEARS ON ABRAHAM LINCQLN Blair high school students were pleased to listen to an address given by Mr. N. T. Lund '\Vn\lnes- day afternoon, Feb. 12,@t the high school,on the subject "Abraham Lincoln", 'I`he,duy being Lincolrfs birthf day,it was fitting that books .should be laid asidc for fx short time and that the students should pause awhile from their many activities to listen to a eulogy on the life of this great man. Mr. Lund made an exceptionally interesting address and Lhe high school is very muon indebted bo him for his efforts and time. BRIDGE PARTY Mr. and Mrs.A.R.Brock en~ wdaincd four uibles of friends at bridge last evening in honor of their son,Ernest and wife of Aubum,Nab., who were visiting 'here for a few daya I I After a series of games, visib- ing was enjoyed and a delicious luncheon served by Mrs. Brock at a late hour. lT'S A BOY Mrs.Wm.Blatter journeyed Q0 Fremont Sunday to get acquainted with her new nephew barn in a Fremont hospital Saturday to Mr. and Mrs.Luther Monlne of Tel- hasta.This is the first hom and Mr. md Mrs. Monks are receiving coug-ratulations from their many friends. I ~<_ .»¢0\v|»u =;,;,¢:'--1 _.......,...........,...... .........,4 / 3 1 ./- l aaa; f - " " ,: , . /\\ FAMIL Y REUNION oN BIRTHDAY Mrs. Geo. Kuhr, Jr. entenained a number of her husband's rela- tives last Sunday at a family re union dinner, in honor of his birth anniversary.There were t)\irty~ six present including a sister, Mrs. Herman Ralh, who lives near Omm, whose birthday occurs the same day. The day was an unusually pleas ant one for George and following ANN UAL FATHER AND SON BANQUE1" The Father and Son Banquet was held in the Methodist churqh dining room last. Tuesday at 7:00 P. Al.The appetizjng dinner was prepared and served .by a com- miitee of the Ladies' Aid Society, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Frank Simpson.The decorations were patriotic,commemorating Abraham Lincoln's birthday. After some warming-up singing,Dr. C. a cracking good dinner,visiting R. Mead 'oke in his usual ha py and games were enjoyed. Thoge present and enjoying the day were his pamnts,Mr.and Mrs. John Kuhr, Sr., Chris Wrich and daughters,John Kuhr,Jr., Miss Lena Kuhr,Herman Ralfs and family,Herman Kuhr and family, Sam Holstein and family, Max Klniz and family,Mr.and Mrs.Harold Christensen,Ray- mond Kuhr and Mermn Knhr, son of Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Kuhr,Jr. who is attending school in Lincoln and who came home for the occa- don. RETURNS FROMSOUTHERN TRIP Mrs. o. Hammang returned to Blair lun Friday from Arlingtisny where she visited her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Ham- mnng for a few days.Mrs. Ham- mang and her son had but recent» Iy returned from a trip of sev- eral weeks duratién down into New Mexigo and other southern points.» They left Nebraska by auto on Dec. 26, stopping first at Edmmx, Oklu., for a short visit.The next stop was at Garber, Okla., where they visited Chas.Millar,son of Mrs.Minnie Miller,former Blair woman.Their objective point was Roswell, New Mexico where Mrs. Hnmmang has a sister living. While there they had an oppor- tunity to visit George De'I'<mplc, former Blair boy. The return 1.Hp was made thru snow and mud but no mr trouble and Mrs. Hammnng says that she enjoyed every minute of (he trip. v l s r r s IN wls CONs lN Rev.John Grant Shick leaves this evening for Madison, Wiscon- sin where he will visit his wife und daughter, Mr. and Mrs. GJS. Bailey.Mrs.Shick has been spending the winter with her daughter and Rev.Shick feels like he is going home. On next Monday, he will go to Chicago to attend the annual meeting of the "Association of Homes and Hospitals"f of the M E.church.This association meets in the Congress hotel an Tuesday and Wednesday. r VISITS MEXICO N.T.Lund returned Saturday from n.business trip down in Oklahoma and Texas.While in Texas he crossed over into Mexico and was there un the date of thc nssasinntiun of the president of that country._ . Mr. Lund reports n very pleas- ant,trip and that business condi- tions were gnod. IN OMAHA HOSPITAL Mrs.Walter Wyant,known in Blair as Irene Warrick, is in an Omaha hospital where on We¢l~ nesday of lust week she under- ""°"'-I surgical operation of a very grave nature.Mr. and Mrs. I. N.Wardck of Tekamah, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jackson of Blair,went down to see her last Saturday. CHOIR ENIOYS SKATING PARTY The Young Peoplea' Society oi' U16 First Lutheran church enjoy- eq a roller skating party Friday night, Feb. 7, at the Herrnan wx. About thirty-five members were present.. Since everyone reported an en~ joylble time,another party is planned lor Friday, Feb. 14. | .53 _.P xnd helpful vem,welcoming the sons and fathers [or the occadon. After further music and some recognitions and acknowledgment Dr. E. C. Fintel, pastor of Pearl Methodist.chuxch,Omaha,was iptroduced as the speaker. of' the qvening.Beginning in humorous spirit,t h e speaker gtadudly ssed w the deeper meaning of 's theme, which was "The Oon- ditions of Prevailing Manhood". With vivid Hlustratipns that held the attention even of the small boys present,and with ringing tones of earnest sincerity, he urg- ed his hearers,cspeciadly Lheyouth present, strive for thvsg/five qualities of triumphant character: up habit of aiming at perfection éven in the little things, thu mm- age to be oneself (whereas sp mnny ape the mistakes of others) self-;;oh!ro!, obedience to high mo- twe, and faith in God.Dr. Fintel closed with an impassioned pleu for utter sincerity in a prevai\`ngquest for the baptism of the L\;{0|Y Spidt on tha pan. of nl!church members, as the worl 'supreme nced.The entire com ny were -anthusiatic in their appreciation of this stirring message.It was learned that Mr. Caleb Loftis was the oldest father pres- ent, his age being 82, while Glen Guyer,nge 5,was the youngest son.Dr.John Grant Shick had driven fanhest to attend the ban- quet, having came from Sioux City while.some fifteen hui! come from outside of town, four from zz dis- tance of 18 miles or mom.Dr.Shick gave the tinvocatioq and the hencdiction. A LETTER FROM L ONDON Mrs. Sherry Moore of this city is in receipt of a letter from Lon- don, England from a cousin which is quite a keepsake for her.The letter goes into details of family history that 3 "interesting even to those ou* ide of the family cimle. The letter relates that one mem ber of the family, one John Mc- Glashnn,has just finished the building of the big government docks at Calcutta, India and that now he is on the retired list of civil engineers and nlso b=ars the distinction of having received the appointment of Commanding En- gjneer for the Indiun Blmmire.An- other cousin fmm this same f:xm~ ily, a Indy, is in Prctorizl, South Africa,unoihcr is in the cnrp:t businems, another is zz doctor and another a teacher,another is a New York aréhitcct,another a civil engineer in Cunudn and still another is in the exporting bus- iness.in Spain.Truly the whole wor1d\ is the playground of this remarkab\e family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rodgers vis- ited with the Londoners while on n trip mccntly and had u very pleasant time of it. The family referred to are nieces and nephews o l the late "Grandma Cruic.kshank". WORTH \VHILE SONG SERVICE On thffirat Sunday evening in every month a song service will be he\d in the First IJu\.heran church.On Sunday evening, Feb. 2nd,the first song service was given consisting of hymns by the choir, vocal solo by Miss Ida Han~ sen, informal talk of Rev.J.P. Nielsen and other special music. Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services. Ordinatinn service at the First Lutheran nhuneh,Feb. 16, at ten a. m.All me welcome.Quetions of Importance Dis- culaedby Competent Authorities CHANGES IN LAW ARB ASKED Sup't.D.V.Masser,together with members of the school board, J. L. Pounds, \V, F. Hemphi\|, H. L.Morris,Wm.Wright,H.H. Brown, C. A. Robeson, and Ernest Schmidt,secretary,attended the Nebraska Association of School Boards nt Omaha, Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 11 and 12. Tlie outstanding addresses at this meeting were:"Some Taxa- tion Problems in Education"by Sup't. Chas. Taylor; "Protection ofSchoolMoneysandliabilityfor Same Under Existing Statutes", by Attomey General C.A.Sor- amen.Many questions of importance were discussed, among them being that of how much money tospend on graduation dresses,annuals, class. embkems,dunoes or photo- graphs, by Dr. J. Tilton Young of Fremont. _ Dr. Young mted that often high pressure saleamanship stampeded student leaders to obli- gate their classmntes in pay ex- cessive prices for ihese articles and expressed his feeling against such actions. State Supedntcndcnt Taylor asked for a revamping of the tax law to fit all classes,bringing attention to the fact that much property in the form cf non- uxablb. s»enuri!.ies4h»L4;scape_Qx= ation and that if this were brought under taxation the burden would bc lightened on the general public. COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS I County Commissioners Room, Blair, Nebraska, Feb. 10, 1930 The Board of County Commis- sioners met pursuant to adjoum~ ment taken Jan. 27, 1930. Present.:Chas.Nelson,C.B. Mehrens and C. J.Nelson. .Minutes of thc precedingfmect- ing were read and znpproved.. After n, careful examination of the following bills an the different funds indicated below it was mov- ed and seconded that the following chxims be allowed and thu county Clerk instructed to draw warrants on the funds indicnl.e'i below to pny we same!Carried. Rollo Allen, Maintdning S Cnrl.A. Anderson, Repairs B._S.T.Garage. Storage, Oil, Wtc. Roy Chase, Labor 12.00 33.00 27.30 4.50 Sam Hall, Maintaining 20.00Earl J. Kelly, Dragging 13.50 Henry A. Kniép, Dragging 36.45 Byron McDonald,Ru.nn.ing 'Tractor 20.00 Neb.-Iowa Oil Co., Gas 1355! Nebraska-Iowa Service Ca., Gas 2.22 Paul Barry,Dragging 9.45 Chris Bcnsen, Dragging 5.40 Rudolph Dunk1au, Dragging 9.00 Nob. Bridge Supply & Lbr. Co., Snow-Fence 75.0rl J.E.Taylor, Labor 3.00 A. A. Wilkins, Dragging 18.90 Dymn Bmtling.Dragging 6.30 Charles Brodcrscn,Drag-° ging 23.40 Pctur Hngge, Labor 1.50 (Continued on page 7) BL AI R m l mmr x a n s IN 'ro u Rx. Am: x'r Blair is one of the twenty-on?'high schuqls which will be repre- sented in ihe founh n nl all. state debate tournament to be held in Fremont under the aus- pices of Midland college tonight, Fdday and Saturday, Feb. 13, 14 and 15.-Other schools entered are: Sid- rfey,Pierce,Auburn,Steele Cicy, Snyder, Valley. Oakland, Tekamnh Wayne, Rosalie, Newcastle,Nar- folk,Hastings,Fremont,Lincoln, Craig and North,South,Central and Tech of Omaha. The subject for debate will be: "Resolved,that Lhe jury system should be abolished ix riminal cases".The school whose team wins the tournament championship wi\\be awarded n silver trophy, while the outstanding individual speaker of the tourney will re~ ceive a $100 scholarship to Mid- land. Creighton Prep of Omaha, was the winner in last year's tourna- mexit.manner mn-x.master:nor herdaughterwouldcaretolivein Tecas.The climate `ls warm but dnpping with dampnesa which is anything but pleasant fur a steady Lhmg.Miss Maude was much im- pressed by the lack of conven- lences in the rural districts,the small,rough homes with few other buildings.A net of painted buildings was a rare aight.She thinks a wise farmer in Nebraska would not exchange Nebraska land for a Texas (ann. They had an opportunity to go down to Galveston and saw many foreign ships i:\thc Gu!f. Fruits and nuts, native to the state of Texas, are as expensive down there as they are in Neb- raska and beef, a product of Tex plains, is much higher.The cost of living in practically every line is higher. When we look around and count our blessings, Nebraska dzes up pretty fairly with all other statesof the Union and in the business o t farming,she stands near the head of the list. M. A.c . HASLINCOLN PROGRAM The Monday Afternoon Club met Feb.10 with Mrs. A. F. Newell. Roll call was responded to by in- cidents in the life of Lincoln. M r ;E.C.Hunt read extract-1 of letters recently found purport- ing to have been written by and to Lincoln.This was a series of xmmmmg . mm d e v i c r i a e the early days from 1833 and later. Mrs.L.C.Klnpp gave a book review of the hook entitled "T.hr: Man for the Ages". The Club will meet. Feb. 1'7fwii'}S Mrs. A. C. Debcl. MAKE BIG TRIP I N CHEVROLET Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Vinum re~ turned Saturday from an auto trip to points in Texas.They have been gone several weeks enjoying the trip in oneof the new Chevrolet# and while they covered ovex-14100 miles, they had only one flat tire and but seventy-five cents expense on the car,which is certainly a good record.`I While so near old Mexico, they crossed over and enjoyed the sights in that country. oH p g h S c h o o l News Notes Blair Ranks High in Scholastic Con('esls.Debate Team l.»0s€*S at Wayne.Team Goes to Fre- mont today to Slate-wide Lhnest THIRD PLACE I N ATHLETICS Afwr defeating Herman 31-18 last.Monday night,the Blair Bears journeyed m Arlington to attemp: to win their second game in two nights, but the Arlington tossers haul different plans in mind :mul downed the local boys by :x 42-28 score.Arlington showed rare scoring ability while Blair .showed thu strain gf Mondays encounter and were slow in getting started.At one time Blair came within four points of their rivals but were unable to close the gap.Arling- ton finally pulled away to a sub» stnntial lead. Captain Wollje scored 10 points during the contest m make his total 43 for the two games of the week.' On Friday Lhe_ new gymnasium will be opened when Oakland comes to Blair.Other games to be' played here are Arlington. Feb.18 ang! Debntur, Felg. 21. The results of the Every Pupil Scholarship Contest given Jan.8 by the Emporia State Teachers College of Emporia, Kansas, have just been reported i n the office of the Principal. The results of the state of Ne- braska show ihat Blair high schoial ranked very high among the fony-seven schools that par~ u a p m a f m m Nebraska. Lydia Newell ranked first in Freshman Englimh and Alice Beck~ (Continued an page eight) Kuies and regulations are noy./dif.[icult and County Agent Bm§ vim gladly Supply you with entry blanks. This Particular contest has in~ greased the" pork production per sow for those who have been in the contest.It encourages better management, better feeding, betterhreeding, apd sgmitatlon. Three timeg as many men enter- ed and finished last year's canned: with over 1,000 pounds o l pork Pfr sow than ever before.Let's help make 1930 bigger and better. Agair, Washington county farm- ers are planning to get into gm ten acre com yield contest.We ape, that from among our farm- ers who enter, some of them will become eligible for the 100 bushel corn club of Nebraska.. From among the high ten con- teslants last yen.r, only t.wa\grew their com on bottom land while the remaining eight were farmerslin the hill areas. The history of this contest re- veals the fact that when the con- teat started it requimd an average ol 9.5 hours of labor to produce one acre of corn in 1929 and ava- raged only 65 hours per acre, so it has increased the efficiency of our corn growers by cutting their cost of production. Farmers having fields of approx- imately ten acres are urged to enter this contest.It wi ll show each of you exactly j>our compar- ison with the other farmers in' the State!\fI ' Professor Yioppert will be in mshingwn county Thursday and Friday,February 27th nnd 28th for practical demonstrations in caring for home orchards and cane fruits espccially pruning a n d spraymg.Demonstrations will be held at the following farms: Chris Kuhl- man farm,seven miles west.of Hemmn, nt 9 o'clock February 27; George Ohrt farm. four miles west of Ft. Calhoun at 2 o'clock.Feb- ruary 27; Albert Sprick farm, at Fontana-He at 9 o'clack,February 28;A.H.Miller farm, six miles west of Blair at 2 o`clock, Febru- ary 28th. Those interested in better fruit and home orchanls are urged to intend the most convenient meet mg.(Continued on page eight) ENTERTAINS I-'OR GUESTS Mrs.Freda Jensen entertained last. Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs.Martin Jacobsen of Alliance,Neb.,who are \isi¢i:\g here.There were thirty-onepre em, and pinochle was the game enjoyed.Mrs. Wi]l Reeh and Mr. Glen Evans won first prizes, nnd Mrs.Jacobsen and Floyd Smith won theboow prizes. On Wednesday,Mrs.Jensen entertained three tables of bridge in their honor. Delicious refreshments w e r e served an both occasions, Cm-:vno LE'r MEET A number of the local Chevrolet force wcnbdown to Omaha Mon- day to attend an all day session of Chevrolet salesmen and officials A banquet was served uf th Fontanclle hoteI.a:1d a theatre party enjoyed by many present. It was reported that nine hun- dred were present from Iowa and Nebraska. \ .1 .~~ "\~~' 5 r ., , ' A § '1930 I`e uru a ry 1930 :»\»~u m u-.vu yn.1 1 5.3 |2 5 4 5 6 1 89I 0 l l I 2 I 5 I 4 I 5 I 6 I7 l a I9 2 0 2 1 2 22 3 2 4 2 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 .~\y Fét. 14-H. s. mmbalx vs. Oak- land in new Hi. gymnasium,Feb. 15 Tamp Fire s'irL= fm sa\e Feb. 15-Basketball at Dana, vs. Hebron. Feb. 18-Bolln Bros. sale.a Feb. |3'Tc°"K\'0g1itional dinner. Feb. 25-Staie outlook meeting:Feb. 27-28-Onhard gpmiausg herb I f. P o s e r "- m x Ew rm rn xs n -Blair, Nebraska, February 13, 1930mQl= l ' = = = ~ = = = =:n :m i l l _szesron rr. CALHOUN AND VICINITY John Tank and Ernest Wulf nfl Omaha,were guests of Henry Rohvrer Monday afternoon. ° aduminum delnonstration washil Monday evening at the Clar- ence Smith homfLMrs. Bert Miller and little daugh tier, who have been in California for several months,arrived here Tuesday morning.Bert who has been in a rather serious conditionfor some time, is still confined* in' the Covenant hospital but ls re- ported as improving.Tuesday moming. Feb. 4. Miss Martha Ann Kell daughter ofMr.and Mrs.Migmel Kelley_ of the Garryowen district, was united i n marriage to Frank DekhantyofOmaha, at St.Francis church in Blair.Following the ceremony a wedding bnealdast was served atthe Robinson cafe After a three' weeks honeymoon in California the' happy couple will go 00 house-keeping in Omaha.Their many friends wish tl1em a long and happy married life.The Progressive Society held their regular meeting Tuesday aft- ernoon at the home of_Miss Grave Nw c .There were thirteen mem- bers present._med bJohn Schroeder aocompa y\.:.. ...ftelmv Mr.unwise Schroe- lRath`al ln attendanceMrs. Hans Wulf and sons, Mr. and J hn M D ndd 'l 'ot fné e gi i x so »Mrs. Gotlieb Stork and sons, Mr.Lbe o l-'a rm;rs °Uni o n ~atiis. John Autzen celebrated her ».hday Saturday evening """'husualgood time enjoyed atthese gatherings.Winners in the cord games were Mrs. Otto hr-ysm and Louis Lund,with high scores and Aka. Wm. lvcrsen and Claus Mehrens, low. Suitbalo pnz- eq were awarded of them. The guests let!at a late hour wishing Mrs. Autzen many more hllhyry birthdays.'Mm Minnie Schneider and son.Fred of Rosalie,Neb.,spent the "wk-and with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 'Schnniclcr and other relatives.Mr. and hks.Gus Lage and Bliss Eda Sierk were Sunday aft- ernoon visitors of Mrs.ManeMehrens and aughmr,ss Kate nnsl lien R0 werMrsSa k K e s te n and Lois Ann le ft Monday _afternoon for their home in Coleridge, heb. aft er being cdled here the latter part of the week on account of the illness of Mrs.Kestersons sister, Mrs. J. H. Baker i l Fownes Gloves for Women, $1 to $3.50 a t the Fashion Center New .Spring styles on sale now. It french panties.danoettes and |bloomers always $1.98 a t & e -Fashion Center.All dzes and lcolors and new styles every month D E S O T O p o e m s The wentheilBZ-bven so Pleas v Goldette Crepe Silk Teddle ,r iand Mrs. Peter Nielsen, Mr.and Wm.Rutledge,mu w m a m oMr; Carl Lattman and sons, I-`red|Arf.hur beach of Omaha, called on'Ahlemeyer and Elsie a n d Ed Walters. Wednesday evening guest;at the Richard Nelson home were Mr. and Mrs.Chris Larsen and Dor-othy,Mr.and Mrs.Fred Chris-tiansen and Carl,Mr.and Mrs. Axel Hansen and Marie. Mrs. Carl Rasmussen and fnth~ er, Jens lwrso n went to Wayne Thursday where they attended thefuneral of a relative.They return ed home Saturday. Mrs. Richard Nelson spent. Fri- day after-noon with Mrs. Tom An- dersen in Blair.The annual business meeting ol the cemetery nssoeiation was held Monday afternoon at the N. J . Andersen home.There were nine members present.All'the formerofficers were reelected Sunday afternoon guests at the were N. J .Wdter and Aid met onat the Rud- H.C.Larsen home Andersen,Nena and Miss Edna Hansen.The Danish Ladies' Wednesday albernoon olph Andreason home, with an at~tehdance of 15 members.Mrs. Knud larsen of Kennard was aguest.Mrs.Chris Peterson will be the March hostess. Mr- and Mrs.Hans Jensen, Jr.and Mardell spent Friday after- noon a t the Harvey Kuhr home and Sunday evening at the Chns- tisn Andersen home.Raymond Kuhr went to the Her- man Kuhr home near Kennard on '1\......a....when ha will wnrlr next Herman friends Thursday.a beneGt bridge at Tekamah on Fnday ewning drew a number of Herman folks who report a large attendance, there being 40 tables. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Cooper and family were Sunday dinner guests a t the L. B. Harrison home. There was n good crowd at the morning services at the M.E.church Sunday to ht-ar Rev. David Simpson of Craig.Chris Tmhlsen was in attend. ance at the retail hardware deal~ ers association i n Omaha lastTuesday and Henry went down on Wednesday. The new officers of the 0. E. S. held a practice at the lodge hall Tuesday evening, after which the worthy matron,Mrs.Wachter,treated them to a lunch of cakeand coffee. Last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ru: Huen look their little son to Omaha to a child specialist. Miss Glendola Olson has gonetoBelmond,Iowa i n make her home with an aunt,Mrs.I.C Aldrich.Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Burdic enter- tained Mr.and Mrs.Herman Wragge of Tekamah at luncheon Sunday.ln the afternoon they all drove to Omaha w visit Mrs. E.W. Burdic. The high school cardinals jour- neyed up to Lyons Friday evening and played the high school team at that place, losing to them 21 to 17.'Thin ch.loaf nnnfnrnnmo Ro gthe evening, and Miss Irma Barge this week meetlhg at the Mrs. E. C. Burdie home.They had planned to hold the .meeting on Saturday and entertain the teachers.Mrs. A.H.Lowe had charge of the program.On account of her ill- ness the plans had w be abandoned Friday evening,Feb.28 has been chosen as the date for the mother and daughter banquet. Mrs. McCullough of Teknmnh, has been secured to give the address. Mr.and Mrs.0.L .Hilslnger spent Sunday in Tekamnh, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cooper. On friday evening Feb. 7 Misses Mary Wray, Jessie Donnhoo and Mildred Coulter entertained the members of the I Delta Dek Clubat a Valentine bridge party at the Miss Anna Fuess home.The time was spent at hrldge and late in the evening refrahrnents were served.Miss Bessie Lyzhol! and bert Swan held hi h scores for and Robert Jaekson, low.M n and Mrs. Emil Foleen are happ'y over the arrival of a baby son horn Sunday, Feb. 2. Mrs. Chris Truhlsen is spending a few days with Mrs. Geo. Hart.Mrs.C.R.Gray was hostess again last week to the guild witha good number present.They will meet this week on Wednesday withMrs.Wm/Adams. Mr.and Mrs. Bert Lowe and children and Mr. and Mrs Hen to see Mrs.A. H. Lowe a t the Lord Lister hospital.Gerald Litel, who beaches in the schools 'at Qqleryjse.Neb.,spent ry Richter drove to Omaha. Thnrsdn line time and enjoyed a big din-ner.Those who were present were Mr. and Mrs. L A. Parrishland Mary Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Ed 'Kelso and Francis and Anthony'Bowsman of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs.`Fred Michael of Tekamah.Mr. and Mrs.Dode Panrish and son. 'Mr.and Mrs. P. S. Hopkins andIs. n. Parrish. _Mrs. Albert 'Woodward and fam- xly drove out from Omaha Satur-day and spent a few hours at the L. A. Woodward home. 0:1 Monday Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cooper and Floyd celebrated Mrs. Conper's birthday by spending Lheday in Herman with relatives. The C.S. Cnmeronfnmily are now located at Tekamah where they will reside for n time.Chas. is selling irmurnnce and has this and several surrounding counties. Goldette Crepe Silk Teddies, french panEes}danoettes and bloomers always $1.98 a t the Fashion Center.All sizes and colors and new styles every month Fownes Gloves for Women,$1 to $8.50 at the Fashion Center. New Spnng styles on sale now. It CAN EAT 3 SQUARE MEAL S A DAY NOW "l've got mighty good reasons for saying that for building up s rundown system I do n't believe there is another medicine on earth like Sargon! \ BELL CREEK VALLEY Mr.and M m Luther Monke welcomed a baby boy to their home Saturday,Feb.Blh.Mrs. Iilonke was Miss Wilme!J\Wil-lnlms before her marriage. The following attended Luther Ifguguc meeting at Fontzmelle o|\ I-nday ning: Irene and Norma Ilolfman,'lurence and Alvin Wil- kemng,'in Holtman,Arthur Mengedoht. The following families helled Mr§.John Echtenkamp,Sr.ofArlington,celebrate her birthday Thursday evening:John,Jr.and Leonard Exhtenkalnp and families, Louie Dickmeyer and family,1\Ir. and Mrs. Henry Dickmeyer,Wm.Echfenkamp and Otto Gnxenke oi' Wayne. Mrs. John Echtenknmp, Sr. am Miss Verna Echtenkamp went u Wayne Friday w amend the wedding of a relative on Sunday. f Mrs.Elmer 'Hamlng and litth dnughber spent the week-end n* :he home of her pnrcnts,Mr. am Mrs. Henry Banling:Leonix Holtmnn nd Wesley Meierhcnry spcht week-em with home folks.. Mr. and t Kerkohfi and sons spent \y evening ai Emest ' r 1Mrndrn. Hallman ans-Irene spent Sun dy cikning at ll" `i:<1 Langhorst omc ~ Nick rson|The Fontanelle Ladies' A1 met Friday afternoon for m tbl; meeting.'- 'Miss Deliah Bartling and Mis! M a n h o H n r t u n g s p e n t s e v e r a l | . | . . . . .\., .. .. .. 1| 9 atI rI r r I laL 7 |l 4 The Fontanelle Luther Leu~e »» ~.»i . ..~.\¢_»,.jI€C»._.».,vZ»-._=~1.»;\ »_..,»,_,._.~. is plmmilig to give their play ~n- titled "No Account David" Friday evening, Feb. 21at. Blair Racketstore Big Valixe February Specialties ¢. F hion Center Beauty Parlo Phone 47-Alice Triplett.4-1 I I..... ....,...., ....... ..-,,._- ___.._der, drove up to Sioux §JitylnstWednesday morning to spend thc day with Fred Schroeder and' bride,who were married at Elk 'Point, S. D., SatuldJl}'.,Foh~ 1. Mr. and Mrs.Lewis Cook and little son of Florence called on relatives here Tuesday evening.Otto Kmse attended the state @;¢»gw=-ff convention in Omaha °"g 'e ncsday.Mrs. A. B. Croft is nomo again'after undergoing another operation' at an Omaha l\ospit:xl.Mrs. C. L. C mpbell of Norfolk,is spnding a 'i w day s with her p i m m s ,M r . a n d M r s .H e n r y R o s - a e r .R. A. Vanderlimle. son of Rev. ant and balmy for' a week or more that spring really m m s "just around the corner".neMesdamen Bill Hayman of Elk- horn and Emil Schuman of Ben- nington,both ladies sisters ofMrs. James Wallace, were Thurs- day visitors ht the Wallace home, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hineline were Sunday visitors at the Harry Hirrline home. northwest of Blair, a week ago Sunday. .lorry button, Mrs. Mollie Schof- iield and Mrs.Emma Pagan oi'Blair, were Saturday night visit- ors at the James Wnllare home.Grandpa Dunkle oi Logan, Iowa came by Omnlm on the afternoonbus.a_n_d visited from_Wednesday .....,....,, ....-... ......-...|year. . Mr.and Mrs.Herman Rahlfs and family and Mr. and Mrs. Har old Christensen spent Sunday al the George Kuhr home in Blair. Tuesday evening guests at thc Will Wulf home were Lloyd, De roy and Opal |Kuhr. Geo. MenckeFred Wulf and Misses Myrtle and Lctha Stork.lllr. and Mrs. Harold Christen sen spent Tuesday and Wednes day at the Harvey Kuhr home. Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Delia Gnuse and Mrs. Lucy Larsen en-tcrlnined at a miscellaneous show- er for Mrs. Bill Pope at the Gnusehome.There were about fifty lnresent.A delicious luncheon con I \ 1 : Ill ~l'1ls game.Miss Ida McCowen of Blair, spent the past week at herhome here.On Friday she, with her sis-ter, Miss Maude were passengers to Omaha.|Friends of J. C. Broderson are glad lo know that he was able to be brought home from the Omahahospital Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Bently and[Harlan of Omaha spent Friday night at the Ben Wachter home. Mrs.Claude Clements and baby spent the evening there also while Claude took the basketball boys to Lyons.Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wachter, Mr. and Mrs.L .A.Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bunn were on lthe servinz committee for the me weeisfenu in naman.Word was received here telling of the birth of a baby daughter, Majil,to Mr.and Mrs.W.H. Yakish of Fremont,Neb.Satur- day, Feb. 8.Mrs. Yakish will be remembered as Miss Claribcl Lowe. The following members of the American Legion Auxiliary at tended the second district conven *ion i n Omaha Monday MesdamesCLReidMiles West J B Jensen E C Reid, JosephBandurNels Jackson and F J LastleFrancis and Anthony l3o\\.~rnan of Omaha spent the ucek-end at the Dode Parrish home To celebrate the birthday anni -~1 1 ~.... ,.. ersary uf Mrs.Bert Cooper l 'Fnhnmnh Tilnmlnv Wah.10 and |91 kets and we are offering some extra- ordinary values as listed below. ffhese goods we place on sale Beginning FRIDAY until sold Ladies' Boxed Hand nchids, box ---59: 15: lo 20c values Ladies' Hamlkerchiefs, each -10: C|\ildren's Boxed Handkercliiefs lo Soc values -l9c 1Ladies' 300 needle, extra heavy Rayon Hoxe, slightly imperfect -394: pr.,3 prs. $1.00ond hlrs.A [;_ llanderlippe pa5.|untll 'rnursuay at me nomo or mstor of the church here, is spendingKY'1f|ddK'18'hl°f| Mr. and Mrs. Wal~ .|ter Gustin.lx short time with his parents, be fore leaving for New York City. Fel7.19, whore he has accepted aposition with the Bell .Technical laboratories at that place.Illr. Vanderlippe has Hurst graduated from thc college of electrical e gincering at the university of Nerush.; and is to be congratulated on securing such a position.Mr.and Mrs.David Muxnmertoi Blair, spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kruse.Mn. Tenn Ambler of Omaha,was an all day visitor withhome folks Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.Otw Iversen en- tertained six table of pinochle onWednesdayeveninz.Feb.5 inhonorof the natal day of Mrs. lvenaen.Prize winners were Mrs. John Autzen ard Carl Itohwer, Jr.and Bliss Alma Sierk and Claus ltohwer were consoled. Nice refreshments were served late in thc evening.Mr.and Mrs. Claus lllchrens motoned to Lincoln Thursday on business, and also called on their laughter,Miss Anita.who at-tends the state university. Ed Cnchclin is building u. large garage in which he wdl keep hisbig truck and zdso their touring car. Mrs.Jennie Wallace of Blair, will e hostess to the De SotoWomen's Club members Thursday of this week.The ladies hadplannedonmeetingwithMrs. Jack Lazure but on account of bad roads, they changed their plans. The first of March will see n good many families moving out of our neighborhood and others mov- ing ln.The Charles Harmon and Earl Elliott farnili-es.living overonthelate S.D.Bouvier farm expect to move back to Omaha. The Frank Dcnnig family on the fox farm plan on moving down on the Charles Harmon place, and the James Wallace farnlly expect to move to the fox farm.Henry Jor- gensens plan on moving from the George Mlchelsen place to N ville vicinity.Mr. and Mrs.u.Stanley ahd family are reported to move from Blair back to Mrs.Stnnley's old home, the late J. M. Wild fam: and the Ralph llouvir-r family nnfl Mrs. S. D. Bouvier will 'move to Council Bluffs some Lime soon.\Finest selection ol' Wash Dress- es in town at the Fnshinn Ccni~r priced at sl mi sz in sizes 14 to 5 very dress guar.mtecil sisting of sandwiches, iake, coffeeandbrickicecreamnsserved to the guests.Mrs. Pope receivedmanybeautifulandusefulgifts. The young people'.1 pinochle club met Friday evening nt the Pete Thomson home, and helped Oliver celebrate his 2lst birthday. About forty young people were present. Misses Helen and Catherine Newkirk spent the weekend at the Ted Buchardt home.Sunday afternoon guests at the Ed Newkirk home were Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Skov and Lyle and Miss Edna Newkirk. Mrs.Chris Peterson spent last Thursday afternoon at the Ed Newkirk home ond Friday after- noon at the Peter Nielsen home. Thursday evening guests at the Will Dickmeyer home were and Mrs. Ed Gqbelman, Mr. Mrs. Fred Smith of Arlington Mr. and Mrs. Chris Peterson family,Mr.and Mrs.Henry Rasmussen :md family were Thursday eve- ning visitors nt the Boone New- ldrk home.Miss Edna Newkirk is working nt the George Rasmussen home nt present.Sundny supper guests at the C. Peterson home were l\Ir. and Mrs. Mr.and and and gum Ahlemeyer and family, Mrs. .P.Andersen of Blnir, Gifford Finr M1 25.regular meeting of the O.E.S. Thursday evening. The Standard Oil truck belong- ing to Rex Huen, was destroyed by fire Wednesday evening about seven o'clock out near the Brun~ ton home.Baekfiring in the en- gine was the cause.The fire de- partment responded nad the blazewas extinguished before it reach-ed the gas tank.The truck was insured but no t enough to coverthe loss. Henry Gates,who makes his home with his son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gabes at Tekamnh,celebrated his 86th birthday Wednesday, Feb. 5.Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper and Theo.Kipp of Herman. were guests at a birthday dinner given i n his honor.The guests were the old soldiers and their wives. Mr.and Mrs. Taylor French were in Omaha one day last week to see little Chester French.The little fellow is reported to be slow- ly improving. Mrs. Wrn. Rutledge has been on their remlar meeting on Friday of days p;c\inu5.Everyone had :\ tite is fine,I eat ~three square meals every day and every traceof stomach trouble ana indigestion myappetite was poor, I suffereci with iqdigestion and was habitual- ls' constipabed.My kidneys seem- me like they did and my wholc| system is strengthened.My liver is i ngo o d order and I feel like a new person."-John Beals, 1214Edward St., Omaha. th i s br o k e i n to m y sleep.M y str e n g th a n d en e r g y f a i le d me a n d I wa s ti r ed ,ne r vo u s a n d wo r n o u t n e a r ly a l l th e ti me .I to o k "i l C l 1 Jacqueline Cooper's fifth birthday Feb. 13.Mrs. Harry Cooper en-tertained severril relatives Mon- day evening at her home. The Bible Class of the M.E. Sunday school will have a class party at the Bert Lottie homeThursdayevening.The affair wa.;postponed from earlier i n the season because of the weather Mr.and Mrs. L.A. Woodward spent Sunday afternoon at theRay Woodward home at Arizona Mrs.S.C.Rose has gone to Omaha to stay with her son,Eugene arid family while Mrs. Burdic is in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper ate Sunday dinner with their daugh- ter. Mrs. J. T. Fitch and family. Mrs. C.Uehling is confined to her home with an attack of neu- ritis.The dates for the annual Feb. carnival have been changed from Feb. 13, 14, 15 to March 6, 7, 8. A number of relatives and friends took Hieir dinners Sun :xy to the S.M.Parrish hom in honor of Mrs. P; S. llnpkin.birth ~. _L .,.. 4. JOHN BEALS 'z"f,_~"ff'_Qj_g'_»~... Mcn's Silk and Rayon Hose, formerly 50c hose, pr.Z9c lVlen's sample line fine Hose Supporters, some worth`$l.00 a pair --Choice I9c Some Samples l.adie's <===y». pair -l9c Extra Good Buy in Suit Cases at Clean-up Prices Choice ---~984: Handy Andy Lunch Kit and Thermos Bottle $1.75 vdue ---$1.29 Some $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 Fancy Glass and ChinaNovelties choice --~751: Visit our Candy Department for Good, Fresh Candy at Reasonable Prices i l ------~------------------- -~- --~--------»-~-------\ Miss Mary Cook has given UP_not to fade-»or a new dress free.'i"@¢@rson and Orval Benson Mrs. hl:r_ work f o r th e pre se nt a t Uf " ' §Ne w S p r in g sty le s o n s a le n o w. lt An de r se n r ema in e d fo r a fe w d ay ~ Un i ve r si ty o f Ne br as ka ,a n d wi ll atte n d th e Oma ha Un i ver s i ty . Mr s .J .H .B a k e r o f Oma h a , da u g h te r o f M r .: md Mr s .F r a n k Ad a ms , wa z o pe r a te d o n F r id a y a t th e Ni c h o la s Se a n ho sp ital f o r ac ute appendic itis.S h e wa s i n a c ri tic al c on dition f o r a ti me bu t a€th i s wr i ti n g i s ge tti n g a lo n g nic ely .He r ma n y f r i e n d s h e r e i n Ca lh ou n wi s h fOr he r a s pe ed y re - eovc ry .Mrs.Anderson,district super-visor of the 0. E. S.,visited the local chapter Friday afterrloon and Fashion Center Beauty Parlor Phone 47-»-Alice Tnpreu.' 4~1r (mum Bmlws M r .a n d Mr s .Ra y Fa g er q u ls t. Mi s s E d n a a n d E d wa r d Ne w k i r k atte nd ed a pinoc hle p a r ty a t th e P e te To f : h o me i n F r e mo n t W e d ~ nes day eveni ng. Ro y Pete rson o f Oma h a .spent S t. P a u la A i d me t Th u r s d a y a f b th e week -end a t th e pa re ntai . er no on a t Lim H .A .Ras mu ss en Ch ri s P e te r so n h o me . ho me with a n a tte n d an c e o f e le wn me mb er s.Vi s i to r s pre se nt we r e M r .an d Mr s .Ra y Fa ge r qu is t a n d Ma x i n e s p e n t Mo n d a y a t th e Mi s s L e o la Ne ls o n an d hi e s da me s mn r e n ta i , F r e d F a g e rq u i st h o me i n Ric hard Nelson and J ens Sorensen. g Vaiiey . A business me e ti n g wa s he ld i n !Mr s . C h r i s B e n s o n s p e n t F d d a y wh i c h Mr s . He n r y K u h r wa s e i e r i ,a f te r no o n a t th e Rud o i p h An d re a - --»e d a s p r e s i d e n t a n d M r s .L a r s s o n h o m e .M r .a n d M .E m a n u e l~~~~~I 1 a . \ - L n n h n v i l | | n : n §v ' n .| . \ .A . l u \r u | \¢ . » . . l 4» . . » . » ._ I L C . ' . . . . . . l . . . . . . . ID n k k I + ¢ ~m n . .C n l n| \ a u u | L a l U 1 J a n ; Sta.|1|'s Gold Ceriificate Standard Chinchilla: $2.00--up ec1aEachRnbbltWARRANTEDio be of (1000 COLOR HEALTHY and SOUND.Pedigrees furnlshed.Or- ders (lll<d promptly and Satisfaction Guaranteed '|~|E KELLEY RABBITRY E Friday and Saturday, Febr. 14-15 ag 7 ~`~|5 ¥ ' S a ' I Z " ? ? S h O n l y | .~._...............---........... ~` f . f r r s wL." ' \_|4 .*.~~g -/ W = - ;¥. ~ ' ~~; ,\@ g f 1 , ,== ? ;} .1"\ .\/' - " r l.y ' *,.e.4 .¢ . . .....-.\ 1.. ., \0 A . - A ..¢r`~» I -l i '"f i v. . \ ~__.; J .¢$ll isliU cucning were 1'a.5t Grand WorthyMzntron,hits.Graco Annis,and Mrs.Nun Martin and Mr. Ander~ sun. husband of the supervisor, all0£ Omaha, 0. M. Ireland and Miss Beatrice Ireland of Blair.At the ciusc of the evening sesion a nice lunch was served by Mr. and Mrs. Win.Sicvera,Misa Domthy and " f and Mrs. Richard Sievers.` riday evening th' Baunington baskvtball team came over and lared the local high aclinol teamntha city hall,re.<m1ti:1g_ in a score of 18 to 1.7 in favor of the visiting team.The town £81011 won over Bennington 18 to 7." \ m s v n a n l l u ;\ . ¢ \ . u . 1 u ; \ : \ ¢4 1 u a | | | l .|| l . u | \ . . | |n l l u l t u a u l i u u u D U I I H S l l t l i l ,D l . l J l * 1 l . l . yw a s s e r v e d b y t h e l m s t r s s .1 \ I 1 . =a f t e r n o o n t h e r e . L .E .La r s e n wi ll be hostess mn -4. Mf lr til-_Fa sh io n Ce n te r h a s an u n u s u a l- A b aby gu rl wa s b orn 'l`h urs :r! ay ; }y la r g e s h o wi n g o f s ma r t n e w to Mr . an d Mr s. A lvi n Svia nd ga ar d..-Th e f o l! o w' n R fo lk q he-1 xml " '| s tx!e s rn Si mn e r s th a t W e n r r r wh i '¥" ' r §no w;W b me n s an d hiissns.$9.93¥ § m y " ; . ° :,I § .? ; ?' a § ': ; ?, ' 5" ; ' :: ; .; ; »ss. so;Ch ildr en s Ro bi nh oo d 1 4 9 t o $ 3 3 9 E J t t k qs :P e t e r I v e r s o n ,M r .a n d M r s .M a w -u n a fe xc »" P i n r t i i l n n n n n ]n n n u \ . ':A :' I n n ~S 6 ~I0 lbs. 59c,IUU lbs 2b:>."1uti n La rs en an d so ns ,Misses Ha n - n a h a n d L o u i s e Lar se n.M r .a n d Mr s .H .C.L a r s e n sp en t Fr i d a y after noon helning her c e} c br: 1tn. Mr . a n d Mr s . E d Ha n s e n , Ma r - ti n L a r s e n a n d sons a n d L a r s \g ,. ... .:"l \ skiing contest nenr Florence Sun-day afternoon.Mrs. Larsen spent the alteméon with Mrs. Lars RoI~ la nd Mr.and Mrs.Howard Jensen nnd children spent Sunday evening at the L. E. Larsen home.Thursday evening guests at thr- H. C. Rumussen home were Mr. and Mrs.George Rasmumen andchildren, Raymond Rasmussen andMr. and Mrs. Jens Sorensen. Friday evening,a number ofzuesm were entertained at theHenryKuhrhomei n honor o l Henry's birthday.,T\l°@dey evening guests at the Rxchard Nelson home were Mr. and | The Sweetest Valentine I A box of our specially boxed |candies will make a valentine i .which,we are sure,she will 1 vote the sweetest wialentine of all.Valentine candies and valentines at X Blair Drug CO. , , / ~ " \ 20% off Febmary 17th we will allow 20%of! for all orders of $1.00 or more .REMEMBER I~ Day 0.nly We call and deliv er anywhere In the city Ilmltl _ _ ._ ADVANCE CLEANERS Phone White |83 .a ~1 a$1.98 to $7.50 for W o me n and Mi n e s a n d 69 c to $ 2. 98 for C' hiI dren.4-1: I-IERMAN NEWS Mrs. Chas. Eby has been on the slck list the past week and con- fined tn her home. Ivan Rutledge, an inwme at an Omaha hospital,visited over the week-end at the home of his par- ;g=~Mr. and Mrs.D. W .Rut- ge..A number of high school pupils held a meeting at the Dr. L. W.' Crumbnugh home last Thursdayegfnz and organized a dramatic c uMr. and Mn. A. E. Dray er o f' Huoper, visited at the J. A.. West home Friday. -f~~~""`»/ f f /'~ v/@ . . - ¢ - 5= _E__1=E=EE_EE__1:__:___==________======_== Quart Jar Green Olives --42c J. M. Sweet Wrinkle Peas, 20c GradeMrs.Nichnlas Rathjen pus§éd away at the home of her son, EmilRathjen Thursday morning, Feb. 6 ng; the age of '19 years, B months and 23 days.Marie Rohwer wasborn May 13,1850, in Kattbeck,Schleswig, Holstein, ermany.She came to America in 1870, comingdimct in Omnha.In 1872 the was $1.136 cans Georgie Porgie, Regular size -l9c Fancy Head L ttuce 100 size Orange,.doz. Cucumbers, large ~ Fresh Carrots,T wo bunches -- I 0c 69c 25c 15c Sani Flush --21c Blue Star Toilet Paper 7 balls --49c Quick Naptha Soap Flakes, 2 for -45c =_=_=___=_== united in mm-riaga to Nicholas Rathjen and the same year came mthe farm southwest of Ft. Cal- hm n where the y :ma m untll 1905 when they moved into Ft.Calhoun lesving their sun, Emil to reside on the fum .They were tha pamnu of mm children, EmilRatlgien,Mrs.Clara Hetuicksen and Mrs. Lena Fischer. the lawn died in 1912.She leaves in moumher pnsalng, two childnen. twelve grandchildren and one great' grand child.Her husbmd preceded henin.dea !.h by \1;»~f dime years,1 he mv i nga i e a »b.2'r,1 921.nm- eral. services we n he ld a t thePnahyterian church Samrday, Feb 8._a . t 2 p . m . w i t h R e v . A. B . Yandarlippe oficinlirxg and inter- mmt was made in tha fmpily lo! basidq the grave M her husband in the Ft. Calhoun wmewfm Carl Ratbjen ,and mister, Hrs. Wm.Bnlmmmn o f Warm, Neh.,were in attendance ad dia fmzenl sezviaea of Mrs.u m m m Rath- jm Saturday.Other auf of town nzlativea were Mn. J. 'l'hi¢l.foldt. Gwrse and Chris Staben,all of Hn n r m.Mr. and M n .Charles '.l'Ixie1fo1d¢:,Harry and Eddie a t Umm.Hrs .Nueva and daughter ofKennxrd. old time friends of Mrs.l _=_==== | - - J ==:__=__=______E====___=_=__=___E u r n : I35 Bxand Hop Flavor Malt, 3 for $1.00 Snow Puff Marshmallows, lb..-19c 48lb Main Top Flour --$1_63 Ted ~Lathrop For Good Things to Eat, Phone 17 §Prompt Delivery Service E §m\u|\||n|nuu|||n|n|nmmm||unmu|unnlm|ummn|nnunnuumn|u|ulun||||m|||||n|||u||||n||||||u|nu|un§ .... Q.ly...-I v a n Bhir. Nebraska. Febnxary 13 = r Hats for SpHng Misses and 691: to $2.98 for Chil- fcr Women and dren.4-lt days at Lhe parental,Chris An-'Nelsen's.__who is staying at the Burkettderann home.|Mrs. J. Ryan, Sr. of Blair, vis- home, back with them for a short Mr and Mrs. Otto Christlnnlen lied Friday and Saturday at the visit.They also visited relativesandiiaughter spent.Sunday eve-R. Mencke home.at Loup City._ 'ning Wim M m George Witte of Emil Erickson and Andrew Mr.and M m Merntt Cook of Omaha.Late last full a large green house wu erected and theyare now buQding large new offices and making other improvements. Mr.and Mrs.Everett French they vlslbed Mrs.Ed Boker, whois a patient in the Clarkson hos-pital. J. Bx Hall- and son, cilben. arc to s tlrt fo r Arlimzmn hw man.- HILISIDE NEW S OFFashion Cents 81.98 so $1.50 GARDNER DISTRICT Mr. and Mm. Otto Christiansen and daughter called to see Mrs.iJens Christiinsen in Blair Satur- day afternoon.E. W. Jacobs and daugtte; of ren of Fremont,we b2 |fNIn Lé » a `) Ln§ é ié § " iii§ `.~ unday at the home ofIHa ll and family went to Calif-Fre ch's parents,Mr. and omia last full to make their home Bennington.Elloier have both returned this Mr. and Mrs.Dan Phillips wereiweek (mm Omaha hospitalsj feel- Sunday dinner guests at the L. L.ing much better. Porter home near Elk City.Pete Taylor,Clem, Gilbert andMr.and Mn.J.L.Peter§eni'i'heo.Williamsen, Geo. Lune and near Arlingtnn,were Mondayland ' evening visitors at the parcntal,.guestLudwig Jensen home.Mrs. Mr.and Mra Orville Humston Mrs. spent Sunday evening at the Pete Mrs Jo MURE Aux -uma F E E T F o n M E . / " 1 I but find they can do h¢»t¢>.-Q-"ilJ. A. Spangler.;.Thuhnaia Spangler andilkbraa ka hir.Haiil _1us :. en and her brother,*Clarencc,the employ of the Marshall anai; nurs-v m s n a ,spent.a u u r u a y m m a u n -d n y wi t h M r .a n d Mr s .F r a n k B r o w n m d f a m i l y . fsgq Rohm (en Fligag e\rql§i5\¢'§¢°- _Jn macm-s¢huben gwqrellbmen homé.| childrwsiwrshome in Mrs. . and \.~i.=i a t _the A .Cly d e A lle n 1'uesday ev~ening vi si to rs a t J o h n 'Mr s .C111is Hi n z en te r ta i ne d aE F r e n c h vi si te d Su n da y i n Bla ir at eric a f o r a n u mb e r o f y e a r sL1glr;\r:\...........--_....,,.\.lP°.§i'i°.'T.? 1mr..u .1 nr'u 1.emmbe»l:.Lot £lE\'ffi"d8 "E di llnEr lth€ 'hOII lE 0f Mr s' B€ 3S i# B F re nc h. Mr.and Mrs .'W m.Van 'Hass |10 \J u u a u u wa s u much*uc rimr u wuu.uuu J.\LI.hH uuunluto r o f M r s .F r a n k B r o w n . | J e n s e n we n t to W i n si d e Thu r sd a y s t T i m m wa s a S u n - I t o atte ni i th e f u n e m !o f a re la -A u g u .. e r n o c m c a l l e r a t t h e C h r u s ' t 1 v e . ' \ \ M l i 1\.¢.....r\1........nr:s\:.............a n n u l l a s t .1 n u r s u a y .u n e u x u s n w u nwa s sp e n t vi si tin g a n d en jo y i n g two c o n tes ts th e ho stes s ha d pr e- ared,I n th e fi r s t c o n te s t Mi s sp. |1 t f _° . . . _.. . . . . . . . _) : . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . l i l . . . I m r s .n .n .r l u n l : K u n u m r s C h r i s S o r e n s o n oentertamedthemembers of the M. E. kensingwn L e g a l H o f I - G 8 - = S at the Planck home Tuesday eve~e e ! ning.The tud y i s y a nd pro ram were in ch ,-- f =- »~.' . ; arm o f Mrs .Af le d |l.~1Av \|rvnrv¢» on at Frank Pete:-aen'|.|"i|,;_'". Gfea=d==\e-°°==e£°= .MW _*SE du'.fd la a u c n mr .MTS.ma u n e Lemon In , n.2.1Blair aevew days last week. John Zaloudeck purchased a new hay bsiler from me Hancock Implement Oo.Saturday.Mr.and Mra.Jim Eawaqh helped Grandma Jones of Blur, celebrate her 80th birthday l u t \u,;..,-;-,. m...¢....n .~...=.M m Robert Johns is visiting her parents in the wesoern par: ol the slam.Theo. Anderson has been shell- ing his corn which he had stoned jo n t he J o hn ~fda r m. \ /_Sunday vxsxoora gg the _ ggns mm.wvw.nnualnxn .,,»=..., a Ana nnrnsun won lmsu. um, mrs.few days this wek with relatives Wm.Harrlson received consola-at Teknmah.tlon.Mn. Ed Natter was winner Geo-Ryan tracked hogs to i n the m o m tonbest ma . Mrs . Omnha Sunday for Francis F°l'3"Will Thompson took low.Those beY¥-present were Mesdamen Will, Mn and MPS-Harold Chrlsteni James, Frank and Dan Thompson, Pe? are _visiting relatives in Blalr John Aronson,Marie Pedersen. l Rosenldlde, :At H. ' a § " ° " ° g p "" " " ' " ' " " " " " a group o two rea nga nu ,Dorothv Cobb n uinno sol¢;. Cath-S SALE \¢nne widm Ivioun mlb, andl;v~>¢m duet by Mrs. Grave and nm Grgmv: Lo'-hrfm. Altomey;Cobb. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson and]is vxrtue of an order directing w e a n u u l y .Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen and family were Sunday dimer guests at the Fred H.Jensen home in the Sutherland neighborhood.Hans Hansen shelled corn for Jem Krogh Monday.I Clausen home Ben Kjeldgaan In referring appeared in a Ente rprise lmHi e r Jensen, thnt 'Mr jam: were Mr. and Mrs. d of Tekmnah._ to the article whxch 1e columns of The week in regard so .. a. |» .. n n before they move to their new home on the Shirley Petersen farm.Mrs.Harold Taylor received word that her sister,Miss Ednar~...\,,...\....|L..- 1\...|\ James Mullin, L°\lis Schenck, `r§d_'Misa Lu Lawson.` w e ,issued out of the dim-RtNatmr,Wm.Harrison and " m l Mrs. ~ J . Grove very wish!-|¢ °ur¢ of wmungnm county, Neb~ Ada Harrison.fully enbennlned at a 6:80 dinner raskn, and in pursuance ¢( a de~Miss Rachael I-Iumstnn, who at-followed by bridge at her home .mime of " j d court in an action ¥s§"1L%'i§".5§*'°'2l °PP"£E_Em* £4vv9=v #'°:""§-&?'m&='#=.w°:f'»¢ ~f..nendinz.wherein Vawie en is home again, ay at the Dudgeonontofpayingfor Jensen's case is a .nd deplorable one. alone for many advanced use nowmaihleforhimtovi n # W . -s e. .or u m m . ,n m .n e .......,bad broken in an auto accident Sun ny.Rudolph Mencke and Gretchen |and Gene Ryan attended the Mike 'Larsen sale near Fremont on lastThursday. Perry and Russel Ryan attendedtheTriangleBabyBee! Club at.L ,u-___L_-.._..-¢¢..--.. me weex-enu un,we yue nm.,Orville Hnmxwn home.Mr.and Mrs.Will Thompson spent Frlday in Omaha. J. P, S. Jensen, father of Mrs. Hans Andersen and Mrs.Jens Petersen is sedously ill at_the Frank Dudgeon home in Blair.Mrs. Chester Aronson and fhil» mesuames wwe rewrson,In snPeterson__'Della Hansen is plaintiff andence E¢5¢;»kanpi : S §{§ff.§._Beru=a ~ Sutherland et al, are Harland Jensen and Miss Alice Mc-|d€f¢l\dHl1f8»I wi ll at two o'clock Kibhen..in the afternoon on Thursday the Miss Beatrice White and Mi.-ss Gth day of March,1930,at the i?.°'&§.'1Y,|.f'°b" spent the week-end;w¢,¢ front =*°<;§ of the ashington ~county court ouse in e ity ofMr.and _{Jlrs._ W.H. Hlllegnss Blair.Washington county Neb-x Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen andRobert and Misa Rosalie Foley were Wednesday evening supperguests at the Fred Anderson Mme near Herman.Mr. and Mm Jim Edwards and son,Teddy and Gene Barry of n.~...1..=W.-m smuiav di me r - - . _ -- - .v u . . -re f u s i n g to st: ihome o n ac co h i s keep.Mr . mo s t p i ti f u l a H e ha s li ve d y e ar s but _his ma k e s i t :mp c l..."».QL- ....-.....I Wear Wolverines ~at §1§é`E<f§6§é§ home in. Blair.Gene returned to his home! after several weeks stay with his uncle and aunt.Frank Brown sawed wood for Frank Petersen Wednesday. _Mr. and Mra Otto Chnshnsenand daughter spent Saturday eve- ning at the Albert Schjodt home Mr. and Mrs Dan Phillips ay.-tended Lhe funeral ol a friend xn Omaha Saturday afbeqqw-_ have we neeessary .ooo and . ......to his place will convince one that it is hi lr time something is done.Mr. Causen and J. L. Pet- ersen have on many occasions, a basket of food which much appreciated by case was reported tnauthorities some two taken him was verylhim.Histhe county years ago,ear to the situation. r~-l.:..¢»-rua...em.'l"».l»ll»¢ but any turned a deaf; we nenry .iacou owne ounony.Mr. and Mrs. Will Hansen wereSunday guests at the Chris Hol- stein home. The following helped Archie Kal-ir celebrate his birthday Fri~ day evening:Madsen Bros, Har- old Rasmussen,Leonard Nelsen,Mr.and Mrs.Dellef Wulf andfamily, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kuhr, gh- and Mrs. Will Hun and fam~ 1 y.Rev. and Mrs. Geisler of Blair, dren spent two nays rust ween attheparental,Will McDonald home. ARLINGTON NOTES Mrs. John Echtenkamp went toFremont Friday noon where she took the bus for Wayne.She at-tended the wedding of Mr. Echtcn-kamp's nephew Sunday.Several other relatives from here drove uP and son 01 Umann, were week-endtguestsa t the Fred De Weber,home.Mr.Hillegaaa retumed to'Omaha Monday but Mrs. Hillegassl and son remained for a longer visit. The embers of the Senior class of the high school, and thesponsor,Miss Minnie Guelkhe, were guests Saturday evening,Feb. lst all a 8:80 dinner at thelhomeol'Miss Clara Melerhenry, lmlm is n m .4 rhah- .-|n==m.»». ranks, sell at public auction to the highest bidder lo r cash,o ne fourth at said sale and three- fourths on confirmation of sud sale, the following described real estate: The East half of Lot eight and the We st ha l! of Lo t nine i n Block forty in the First Addition to the City of Blair,Washington c o u n t y , longerthey stay soft nnm:ankin!fun . . . tired lon: dm ordlnnv shoes in dis-a " " ' "T T T w a an._...n »|.....hun ~wan-|||||wlnr u l l \n | | -l ' o r dump of mlm pun uhm you Lrycu your lim pulr of Wolv eflnn Bon-nhlden.lla-u'| n work alma dnl \m'm glad lo rocommand w the very Umil.The lnllxm-la turned by hnnen who knmr lhelr kuinan.ll'| SOI-T-amndngly nah-and n s u p nf l ih m d l aanllmn. Wdnduu lm "bmken -l§é§'~ made 1 durlblo lsnlhe Honehlde.Tln nxhf vu smymfll ni. We Coma ln todayin your fum-h WOLV af the 1rorId'n mul! n v - S h d l C o r d o n n hqb§=1i°==\{ ° v l r ° n r t u so - u l . m e m a n n ! lvuinu Hou-ehidel. | nd'try on n pair |'Une following neighbors Smal ""*"='W \.n¢:|.n:ualn -------»¢\..=,....a. ImlmmI Christian Anderson french pandes,danuettes andltfeiffd Sunday at Howard Applew to o n n n ' J - -Su n da y ~ th e ° ° " " i f = = S » = ~ = = = » - = - ; H » = ~» : ; ' : . ~ : : . . . . u m , . . .o f 1 lu nk lI- IMI Mn . w . R : 3 3 9 ' ~ f°. ..¢ 'I. 1 .T§ .. 'Z ... § l' .:. . n .» . .ll nld ¢ lo nln z mi d nre mla u mmm'~"m`éé{&£§ §u}nday eve'bloomers always $1.98 at t11e'"V B.~Rob rt Ra _.--Mr.and Mrs.Merle Newkirk Mmug.Mr._and M.'f§'... °..__..8. »F'fBh"°n .cenberi .An mze8.f';'!\fisited Saturday evening at Vic. Jambuns;un ' l e n t m n a mature:if§§$"lZ?L%iZ'"""'|» ¢ each plate.The delicious din- Dorbecker wa host-ner was served in four courses byMethodistMi s si o nsry | Mi ""Muriel Plugge and Betty church Wednesday Marshall, two girls of the JuniorieAJ_ Edgar was class.Following the dinner theH r s 'e v e n i n g w a s s p e n t i n p l a y i n g - . . A the respective owners thereof. Dated this 28931 day of January, 1930, at Blair, Nebraska. 2~Bt S. w. Chambers, Referee. NOTICE To CREDITORS r e th ey 1 lr.1. J.H . to th e e ty a t th mo o n .I land! r. l u n l : uoumavn. Shoes mu and two umuxen, mr. andssenMrs. Wm. Vogt. Hans Vogt, Wd- ter Anderson,Frank Linden andfamily,Eda Anderson,Mr.and Mrs.Hana Jensen, Mr.and Mrs L P. Petersen and family, Anna Jewell and Mr. and Mrs. George Schrlever and daughter.Mr. a nd Mn. Harry Erle y mo colors and new styles every momn Finest selection of Wash Dress- priced at $1 and $2 in sxzes 14 m 51': w r y dress guaranteed not w fade-or n new dress free. New Spring styles on sale now. lt es in town at Lhe Fashion Cenner Johnson's s .Mr wereFritz Mr, spentMr. spentsank Andre wHuler and fa mily Sunday'dlnner guests at the Mathimen home.and Mrs.Harold French Sunday at Joe Love's.and Mrs.Harvey Kuhr Sunday at Harold Rasmus- wh e M essSoc i a f te Hu : ;":l;\f:\t1\ you buy them.And IBIS-ill-65 A Full Line of The Boy Scouts and Friendlylauxneruem.\.,v.|.m:r|m:mcumuwnunuIndiansaremakingpreparations Clarence Pfeiffer winning hightoholdaPetandHobbyShowV*5°°Y¢l.wfhile 'Frances Mansfield some time in March.land Therlo Reckmeyer were con- Mesdames Harland Jensen and soled.Raymond Ludwig were hostesses Guests Sunday at the H. w . at the regular meeting of Holy Schoettger horne were Mr.andCamp R. N. A. Thursday ewning.'M1`9~ Wm Ehnmger, Mr. and Mrs. About 100 dclegat/es attended Harry Ehninger and Neva, all o the rally of the Christian Endeav-]LY0l1s and Miss Clara Ehninger or Union which wa; held Feb. 2nd of Hooper.at the Arlington Congregational'Mr. and Mrs. Huit Lowe of Her- church.They came from a large man,were guests Sunday at the number of nearby towns,and u O. H. L°W¢ home. very inspirational meeting was Ernest_Elsner is not so well as held.By means of the radio, the he was last week.On one of the ....,__..mee dnvn he attemnmd td zo out ag OF ESTATE STATE OF NEBRASKA l Wuhington County,~ A. C. Debel, Attomey In the County Court. In the Ma tte r o f the Emu o f Cinderella A. Moultrop, Deceased:To the Creditors of said Estate: You are Hereby Nolified,that I will sit at the County Court Room in Blair in said County an the 21st day of Febnxary,m o , and nn the 22nd day of May, 1980, Wolverine Work daughter Faye drove to Fremont _____" l " | \ \ n a r | ¢ l J a n d s n e n t .m e d a y a t l ,R o s m m m .I T E M S ||:1.1.: -._n....a....... n...l\».G i l l ,d i At N'S $1.75[ $1.25, the Hen Tegt home.Eaye re-mained 2 3 " un ti l Sunday after- noon when Mr. and Mrs. Tegtand family brought her home and WEN supper guests at the Harry hE'i'riY ..?§"°mo. Jaek Crowdy of Blair, visited at the _Fmnk Brown' home Satunday evening.Mrs. Jens (Jansen attended the Danish Ladies' Axd at the home of Mrs.Rasmus Johansen home Wednesday afternoon. 1 .Mr.and Mrs.Walter Nelsen were Saturday evening visitors at Francis Forsberg's.Mr.and Mrs.Harold Taylor spent Saturday at Clemens Wil-liannsemk D. A. Sappenfield is spending a few days at the home of his son, Walter Sappeniield. Mr. and Mrs. John Petersen and family spent Saturday evening at Howard Taylors.Mrs.Fred Young and c}\ildrenlmldr.nndMr§. John Taylor_spenE r a s m o nings that Wear.Kayser Service weight/-full faahkmned pure thread dlk, SL85; Onyx Silk to top Chif- ion-full fashioned--pure thread silk,$1.25.Gold Stripe,$1.95. Sims 8%to 1 0 -a ll new spring colors.4-1: McCARTHY ANDLONG CREEK J. D. GARRISO Home of Oshkosh Overalls B-Gosh at delegates heard a nu: "'°""""" HBE' "7¥\ft`?el£"`£i3f\£ii\]; `i.1"`h .4 at 10 o'c1ock A.. M. on mn of maby 111° !"£'°"?'.PE'.'I§'f..2'.».f.h.f an ?.m.|y that: doctor im' to!¢|l|1¢l» to naive and examine allTootle Overalls The Messrs.and Mesdames C. E., who had just renurneunumJohn Barry and Hgayes Rmsenlzgalm gb;naq, _ where Q5 had attended'be called to take a few sdtehea 'His dauhter, Mrs. Lizzie Johnson 'of Has nga,came Thursday to visit, and Miss Anna has given up bar wo rk at the P.Z.Store for the present, devoting all her timeto the care of her father.4 The entire community wasshockedSunday morning to hear of the sudden death nl one of our,pioneer residents in this part of the county,Mrs.Henry Lallman. She is survived by her husband and five children,one ol them claims against said Estate, with A view to their adjustment and ad- lowance.The time limited for the presentation of claims against said Estate is three months from the 21st day of February A. D., 1930, and the Lime limited for payment of debts is One Year from said 21st day of February, 1930. WITNESS my hand and the Seal of said County Court,this 24th day of January, 1930. (SEAL)I. c. ELLER. of Decatur,are spending several weunesuay evenmg ar,: u c n a r u LOW 1930 on the latest Lifetime \G o o d Y e a r P ~ Goodyear builds nearly one-thlrd of a Enj oyi ng lo we st co sts , Goo dye arglves ample--these Pathflnders--superior t--yet see how little you pay here. Full Oversize Balloons 29x4,40 29x4.50 30x4.50 28x4.75 $0.30 30x $6.90 '3lx~ $7.00 32x $8.20 30x LOW 1930 PRICES on the latest Lifetime guaranted \»'/_ 0 I I _. ______, LOW 1930 PRI on the latest Lifetime guaranted Good Year Pathfiniier Goodyear builds nearly one-thlrd of all the tires soldl Enjoying lowest costs, Goodyearglves greatest values ample--these Pathflnders--superior to many~hlgh-pri--yet see how little you pay here. Full Oversize Balloons Blg Oversize 29x4,40 29x4.50 30x4.50 28x4.75 $0.30 soxs; $6.90 3lx4 $7.00 32x4 $8.20 30x5 _. ______, LOW 1930 PRI on the latest Lifetime guaranted Good Year Pathfiniier Goodyear builds nearly one-thlrd of all the tires soldl Enjoying lowest costs, Goodyearglves greatest values ample--these Pathflnders--superior to many~hlgh-pri--yet see how little you pay here. Full Oversize Balloons Blg Oversize 29x4,40 29x4.50 30x4.50 28x4.75 $0.30 soxs; $6.90 3lx4 $7.00 32x4 $8.20 30x5 Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Aronson and daughter,Emyle,went to Tekn-rnah Sunday where they called on friends and visited Mrs. Aron.zon's sister, Mrs.Henry Fleege.Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Tryhl/sen are the proud parents of a nina pound baby boy hom Feb. 4,u' the Pe¢e Tnmlsen home.Mother week from Omuha where she nanbeen the guest for several days of her daughters.Mrs.Jessie Lloyd and Mrs. Carl Moschel.The many friends of Fred De- Wnber will be glad» to know thatheis improved enough in health so he can be at the store part oi the time.G. H. Rosenkilde put new plas- ...,_ .L \...:\.|:...» mwahand baby are getting uk ly.Mrs.French of Kei caring for them.A number of friends Fred Lonz and Chester week ln we umm-mpg """"|quite small.The funeral wil]5; é'\~1¢-~.Cc*"Kr§\C@ terms:h d:ma is h A 'Le 'urc use»:wne €§§§§`°§;, fol xeirpqlnee of "2"`€».f"»¥"'¢§?"d~""°\¥"°°{."Feb.1 X i the meeting.The Auxlliarybewxll me!a 0 H L,w' ; ' ? . 1 § ~ ' c r Mrs x __rqnson .here la§er._They 'Wie _.f'lI"" °Harold Weber drove to 3nn1d of( I Dr. N_g@g_\}_}_!f mnty Judge |STifamiliesgatheredatth xhome last Saturday evnei 'a ll enjoyed dancing untl hour when lunch was sen families are moving from initv.Chester Aronson's e ~ ngwlla Law red. Both this vic- té Rose ing at the names mm w mm.|The group of young women Mondx\y._Mrs.Weber attended known as the Congregational We Legion Auxiliary convention Young Ladies Kensington,have held that day while Mr. Lowe vis- deeided to change their numc and ited an uncle who was ill. form a new orgarumtion whichl Mr. und Mrs.C.G.Marshall .ma ,amlvhhm-¢_ and lllisuns Muriel u : ' |u : \ 1 r : n t | Over the Blair Drug Co. Phone Black 41 Evenings by Appointment Hill and Long's to Blair. 'Phe August Johnson family plan to move soon to the Pat Healey farm, south of Blair. Mr.und Mrs.Orville HumstonspentFridayeveningwithMr. and Mrs. Hayes Rosenbalm. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Andersen rc-tumed Wednesday to the Orville Humston home after n honey- moon spent in the central part ofn . . ...»..»,.M n A m l a v - u n u m a will be more u Womnn's Commun-ity Club.They will help wherever needed.This group compnsesC ongregationalists,M ethodists. Lutherans and some that are not church members, besires other de- nominations,so it was thought fairer to make it serve a com-munity purpose.The memmetFriday evening at the h of Mrs. L. ill. Peterson for a co - "mi ,mn luncheon and to discuss ....\. ......,.....-, ,.._Plugge and Dorothea Pedersondrove to Scribner Friday afternoonwhere they were dinner guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Cook, later nt-tendimz the Arlington-Scribner basketball game..Arlington basketball fans had n rare trent lust week when Dive games were played and won by theArlington teams. Three games were won by the hizh school team_¢....ru-...:,.4-,..»,.,i e,..:\.......no BLAIR ABs'r§A5rzf7r1r1QECOMPANY Bonded Abstrncler _PHONE 15Pilot Bldg.Blair, Nehraah x x DR. EDW I N T. .uw Dentist IIl lI I ords $5.30 $9.40 $10.10 $19.30 RT-mZ§ "i 1:»§ """"5`JS'i~i2|"5 Ei ipii i 5 E`£i ii }i;w m-sa ni¢ .¢ :°u.g ~"==;m;;='§;;;; ;;'~§,;¥iiT1;m;,j|x-RAYSEERVICEyMr.and H n .Merton Wineheil J. A. Peterson, vim for _"Y" 1° nm. nfrzhh mud lt No rth B¢ nd.l _-____.___I1| has worked for John l~.|,;::_:*_:_~-Office! in State Bank Bldg;':3..":!:ifl'...%" .:2=:"::,=;|I Pham as Bll lr, ms .. ed 2»fmg»\ sAll Fresh Stock--All Firsts--Expertly/Mounted KZIIUUI.ull.. |l|||||,v r u n uvvu Otis Decker£»é`££`£B"`u1e'£E§§» ir ';§6iHm for the x whole Platte Valley League,the .|Davenoorts of remont being the I CARL SCHMIDTan d B ac k ed b y o u r Ye a r-Rou nd , On -t he -Gro un d-S ervic e 1 |blily either team that has nit md "a " dgfut this winter.These tearna n u F n u m n d L u m I|Here too!--- More People Ride on 'J will gluy a game in Fremont Feb. 20, 1 at is expected to be pretty snappy.The tenth grade girls complet- ed their Home Economics cook-ing unit by serving a formnl thx-on 4-mn-se dinner on Wednes- oifx iT§r§¢{i§ImiiEg. x xDR. w. F. HEMPHIL L DENTIST/ Referee's Sale, --On Friday-- FEBRUARY 14 The George Luse farm consisting of 80 acres, located aboift three miles west of Blair, will be offered for sale to the highest bidder at the west door of the Court House in Blair.Sale called at 2 P. M. Chas. M.Hitchman Referee . ull'=l§»"e\»2-}=§§|1,-,T to the members of the high school baskvtball ionm.Supt. Vinckel and Coach Clifford pgmmdil: n e wHome Theatre Bldg. | Blair,Nebraska IDecker.The school cnior.=, marnon| sand white tablclIs§§§§»'n»,.{f.fI.1{u.|,§|,,_ n silver has,...... ....., .........-..,ketbnll, one of the schoni trophies Qornamented the center of the tnhle.The girls who prepared[the dinner were Florence Peters, Lucille Heriermun, Myra Peterson. BONDED ABSTRACTER Office in nEdna Voz*and Catherine \V1nset., Mus 'i lnrmn Menkmg' mm mne years old l~~eb 6, =o on Saturday ' || i mucus BECK 1 ,» , Hfron 2 to 5:f30 sime was hnxlessl x iI |i II Tires than on any other tires for new All-Weathezjs. or. Double Eagles!ut u birthday party given nt tho i1 gm mend; of Haiku md uu=|l EmllanicufimExtra l i be ral tra de -ln al l ow a nc e Months of lafbcmoon was spent in plnyimz Igames.A dainty supper was served at one large table, which was handsomely decorated in redand white.Marion received many lovely gifté from her lime friends. Mrs. Helen Menklng, assisted by Miss Elsie Ivins hosneas to the Rebekah kensington at her home Friday afternoon. Mr. W. J. Ludwig, whose acci- dent *we mentioned last week,is gettin along mal well.He isnow xihle m be out again on the street.Mrs. Ludwig, who was at §..Q=ne5 in the hospital gbeyhgr `Satisfactory Service , Courteous Treatment | First door east Enterprise offiesl .._.._ .._; _...._.__-. - T R A I N s c a n u u m Chicago & Northwestern Ralkoal Ent-6:10 p.m. dailfnWest-7:15 mm. dai y, C. St. P.. M. & Omaha Northbound 7:15 am. daily except Sunday. 2:52 p.m. daily except Sumlny.7:52 a.m. Sunday only. Southbound sl ip p ery d ri vi n g ah e ad --w he n you m o st n e ed t h e sa f et y g ri p of the All-Weather Trends!Put new Goodyears on now and th e y w i ll b e l i ke n e w fo r yo u r s u m m e r d ri vi n g Battery Charging, Top and Upholstering Work. 1 Guaranteed Tire Repairing nulnlnu v u nun.l2'85 pm. dlily mm Sum!," T ..l r -m» :» .$ .:'5.;£ °'..'3 :.¥ ..9 .."}f"&| mo p.m. wry . oniix il fé v 'lnys ago where he Nm hboud is in the employ of the Western 9:09 A M Union Telegnph company.12:00 A MMr. and Mn. Vernon Marshall 8:00 p_ mf snumwua11:00 A. 1; Blair, Nebraska, February 18, 1936Plge Faq:a m z : mlm ENT ERP 1 I e Enierprise.ou r c h u r c h we r e th e r e a t tl'R I S E iah.On e o f th e me n of th e - . . R . . . . . . ._ _ |A L . .. | . . . . : . . - le f i n -B le s s th e L o r d ~ -- ° - i v a n o f t Ho me - c o mi n g B c hurc h E ve n i n g HY UU 1 ' j "" ' " R u r l g we e k ,Fr i da y . A ] -In n CIIOII ¢'Y\lt\}n\a an d fn anq uet o f next lu mn i ,f o n n e r i n - nrmnr |':|!|.r1nn!Q nun LOCAL OVER;FLOW 1 Advertise in The First Class n-\.u _The Chess Club met with Hugo tem:ise.Haack last evening. came over Mina Frances Koonman came un c a n v u . - w es o m e A . n g o A P B S .Y l b l i n h e r w i z u z h e u v i l g ;. § ' } " 1 . a £ § " § I S S U E D E y y T H U R S D A Y T h x s e f f o r t n e t t e d 5 1 5 0 9 0 . y o u ,m e n .M a y t h i s s p i ~W ed ne sd ay e ve ni ng Fe b r u ar y 5 , Than k | the Fon ei gn Mi ss io n Soc iety he ld r i t of ~ a me eti ng a nd pr og ra m.Th e t w o mo s t in te r es tin g .features o f th ei s i ti n g ! p r o g r a m were_ a sh o r t sk etc h of | .l |n u lmt . S ta n le 3 5 li fe ,a n d a mi ss io n ta lk -- - - - - - - ,- » \ .- v - . . » H ;" i h u u l l o o | ) | cUl'£r¢d to get their tickets this week so that the committee can make definite plans.lnfommtion can be had of Cornelia Hansen at the men's dormitory. Mi s s e s Ru th Ra s mu s se n a n d m e J\Cl\£Iu&1t:u l .l.|n:L nCa th er in e B e c k ma n f r o m Mo .V a lle y f o r vis it wi t h h o me fo lks . M r .a n d Mr s .C la r i a n d Fran c es dr o ve t o E.._.l»¢in 1';|:H tv;l"|\I a "°ek*°"dfre;11W011aha for an. over Sundaif 9 visit with her parents,Mr.and:Olianlon " r a ur 1 1\'n.r\nn\nnPricener Year $1.50~ loyalty grow On Sunday, Feb. 23rd, a \' N o w th a t a i l th e exc i te me n t a b o u t g r o u n d h o g d a y h a s di e d d o wn , we wou ld li k e t o a s k - d i d a n y on e i n Bla ir ac tu a lly see a g r o u n d h o g o n gr o u n d h o g d a y ? L o s t we e k we 'went to t h e Ha r d wa r e Ifc a lers Co n ve n ti o n i n Om a h a a n d th i s y ea r,a s i n y ea rs befo re we c a me h ac k wi th n e w s p i r i t . , ( n o th i n g c o nf li c tin g wi th th e Vo ls te n d Ac t,ho we ve r )a n d f u ll de te r mi na tio n to ma k e th e Pe te r- sen Ha r d \ \ a r e th e best,plac e to bu y llnrmlware,a n d g e t the be st o f servic e, nu ll we ho pe y o u wi ll c ome i n a n d g i ve u s a c han oc to pro ve i t. Rastus' lust request was that his Mandy should marry Dea- con Smith:"why \ 0, Rostow' 902 s '"Well,t h e deacon xtrimmed me on a houn' dog once," sez he. Boys and Girls! get your " B r o w n i e " Roller Skates here, and get the best. At the Hardware Dealers Convention last week we bought u lot of higll grade Tinware,that wa s .Jn display there.I t onsists i f Wash- . .. . - . _ _ .. _ _ _ boilers,Milk s pai ls, Stra ine rs,F u n n e ls o n d oth e r artic le s, a l l h i g h gr a d e me r - ahandise.'W e a r e s e lli n g i t a t a 1 0 % disc o unt. Th e y any va ud e vi lle ac tors i n E n g l a n d fig ht,f o r th e la s t plac e o n th e pr o - g r a m- - th e y g e t a ll the la u gh s th a t wa y Bootle-g§er's c u s to m er :"' 1 ` wo mo r e : i w- mc n ts n o w,an d th e ga llo n is mi n e . " » - C a n y o u b e li e ve i t- 43 d ay s o f 1 9 3 0 a r e p a s t alr ead y .J u s t doc :m't seem poss- ible,does i t ? PETEHSEN mnwnnf Entered as seconc l t .the postofficeqt I- C 1 2 8 8 I n a u e r i r n i n i d n r w i l l n v r u n v t h P glair, "'°"§2 ~r" A by Rc§rerend J. P.'H@l'°P~Hansen _'entertained the 'QQEUQQ n 's r w Our prayer meeting topzc for The hordzz Reading Circle 31102 faculty mcmbena, wives of faculty Feb. 19m will be "Some Folk the in "'~f= re¢ext1.<m room pf the 311:18 lmembers, and friends in honor of |"l:nfs|\(Hmnnt D0 without".dormitory frldny evennjg, Jan. JL fhirs.J.P.Nielsen lust.Tllesdnv under the Act ofMaxh 3, 1879. E ve r y subs c rip tion i s re ga td ed l s op en ac c ount.Th e na me s o f subsc ribers wi ll be in s tan tly re - mo ve d f r o n f ou r ma ili n g li a r at th e e xp i r a t i o n o f th e ti m e p a i d f o r i f th e pubi ish era be n o t i i i td j othe r- wise th e sub sc ri ptior i wi il re mai n r n u ¢- . w v - - » - - --- . . - . . - -- » - »_ -- C H R I S T I A N C H U R C H A. J . Ha r g e tt, P a s to r Babe semi, 10 A. M.Morning Wo 11 A. M. l n forc e a t th e desig nated sub- | .Christian Endeaw.r, 6: 3 0 P . M.| ...-.:..¢.:-.......;:-...|:\.......-....\........nmu n....-..1..:.....vr..':In LT They had a discussion' of "Peer Gym",after which refreshments we re s e rved . Dana. College debating team had a preliminary debate with the Peru Statue Te ac h ers College , S at» ul-day even in g.N o dec ision wa s nriven. za fternoon. i=oIzEsTA'1j1oN PROMISES Nrzw C11.-macrsn Fon NEB ....................,....... Th e vi si on o f J .S te r li n g Mo r - to n ,fo u n d e r o f A r b o r Da e-ie~~gun| ,m'Ve dms da y , rgo ne .of the most thrilling nea}er rea1iaLio;1 ~ tl1z;r;é\é; ........_1nn r»M battles of the year,Luther Col-before in the history of his state Ic n p u u u yrlce.raves;BUUILIm u m ; u n d e r s t a n d t h a t ~a FIRST nxrzruoni sr CHURCH -(ku-l Bader. Pastor 'Dhe local church will have as guests Friday, Feb. 14th, the W. F. M. S. auxiliaries of the Omaha district, at a District Rally Pro- gram.The program will com- mence at 1:30 p. m. and conclude The program given at the church Friday evening, for the purpose_ of aiding in defraying the runnin! expenses, was a completo succesa Everyone taking part acquitted himself with honor and the large audience Wu greatly pleased as "the stay grew" and showed their appreciation with many n laugh. wa hnvn inet received a letter came score a hard fought victory over [rom he last quarter toltakea in fortstatnon by its citi- zens.For several years the ex- llc.-ge basketeers of Wahoo,Neb.,lhy reason of the growing interest i3D a n a ' s a me , D a n a plete fighting "Vikin|;s".'The which was played on the "hardwood court",was m- with thrills from start to finish, and wns not decided until the final moments when Dcbcrr, flashy forward of Luther, went on tension department of the stan-gl university has been active in sup-` plying seedlings to plant wind- breaks and woodlots throughout the state.These seedlings, which n o w annually number three, quarters of a million, are distrib- THE QACK .SAW vo L. 4 FEBRUARY 13, 1930 NUMBER 41 ...... -..._..._._................._..--- ---- -_- N o w th a t a i l th e exc i te me n t a b o u t g r o u n d h o g d a y h a s di e d d o wn , we wou ld li k e t o a s k - d i d a n y on e i n Bla ir ac tu a lly see a g r o u n d h o g o n gr o u n d h o g d a y ? L a s t we e k we 'went to t h e Ha r d wa r e Ifc a lers Co n ve n ti o n i n Om a h a a n d th i s y ea r,a s i n y ea rs befo re we c a me h ac k wi th n e w s p i r i t . , »..n |o 1 v » ~fp ; W ., 'f g ~~a.r<re¢»@~f> ~`" * » " % ? »- § g . w ; \ ' \ ~ 5 ; : k 1 ff ~ .»- "l rA.. .si :,., ~Just Arrived A New Shipment of Beautiful silk Dresses From New York A new Spring Line of Hats Now on Display A La rge Va riety to Choos e from The Style Shoppe Rastus' lust request was that his Mandy should marry Dea- con Smith:"why \ 0, Rostow' 902 s '"Well,t h e deacon xtrimmed me on a houn' dog once," sez he. Boys and Girls! get your " B r o w n i e " Roller Skates here, and get the best. At the Hardware Dealers Convention boilers,Milk s pai ls, Stra ine rs,F u n n e ls i i n d oth e r artic le s, a l l h i g h gr a d e me r - ahandise.'W e a r e s e lli n g i t a t a 1 0 % disc o unt. Th e y any va ud e vi lle ac tors i n E n g l a n d fig ht,f o r th e la s t plac e o n th e pr o - g r a m- - th e y g e t a ll the la u gh s th a t wa y I.. at 1. P- rn.Among we alLI.I||llllY\Jf e a t u r e s w i n b e a p l a y b y t h e h K i n g ' s H e r a l d s a n d a n a d d r e s s b y J. 1" v o n b a n n t N n l | U ~Q P I V .C l 4yairfr o m one o f our friends,la_ scoring spree w annex three uvgu over the sta te in a w ell con~ _ Ross Dove, who is spending u»|e'f1eld goals,enab ling Lu th er to celved pla n to change wind an d old mon ths in Mia mi, F lu .Tnz e eme rge victorious_by the score of climate conditions and c lot he thc , h ims elf o n Sun day h e s ou ght a 21 w 17.T h e opening whistle waste places w it h tr ee alnee to worship.He att end ed Dr.found both teams pla ying a d . ;One county, Custer, has a coun-A l l I b \ J l B ; \ C J u u | \ l a ,A I 1 m l n : u v v gB i a n c a o f t h e W .F .M .s .T h e t g fwornen of all the Blair churches ~.a care--cordially invited. Friday,7:30 P,M."Heir re- hearsal. .Sunday,Feb.16th: 10 A. M.-Chureh School.The girls will have to hustle to bent that teen-age boys' class. l l A.M.-Mo rni ng Worship. Address by Mrs.Ora.Reynolds. Special music.Annual Thank- offering forthe W. F. M. S. 3 IL M.-Lmwell Home service. 6:30 i t M.-Epwoxth League Meeting.All young people wel- come.7:30 P.M.-Ha ppy Hour ser- vice. "Music by the orchestra and choir.Mis; Dorothy Jensen, win- ner of the Nebraska State Ora- torieal Contest on Prohibition, will speak of her experiences at the National Contest and`Convention of the Anti-Saloon league,held in Iétroit in January.Other in- telesting features. cordially invited. Wednesday, 6:15 P. M.-Ormcial 1 » - - : . . |- . . A In-=I»\.1e¢»m n n f s The public is nvereu.a, nuuws ui -ne -.....s..'There were present one thousand nine hundred and sixty-eight. When Ross returns we will have him tell us something of his trip and of Dr.SmiLh's great Bible Class. Several weeks ago prizes were offered to the Senior and Inter- mediate Societies for the best written rcvi;-iv of the pastor's eve- ning sermon.Sunday evening these prizes were asmnied.Mil- ton Andersen and Barbara Bow- man were the winners from the Senior Society;Miss Elma Frain vms the winner from the Inter- mediate Society while Ada GilliamandClaraBettsreceivedhonor- able mention.Sunday evening five obeyed the ordinance of baptism. CARD (JF THANKS We wish to extend our most heanfelt Lhanks to neighbors and friends for the many kindnesses ..........,....._,..........._-....,hostilities were started by Luther,i when Ketelor dribbled in for a i close-in shot.A few minutes later Ketelor was fouled and scor- ed oneo[ his three free throws, shane Luther a 3 to 0 advantage. Mortensen,Dana's left forward, ciribbled through the entire Luth~ er defensive to annex the first counter for Dana.It was a neat play and the crowd applauded. The see-saw battle,which saw one team taking the lead only to lose it, marked the remainder of the fir half.Luther's '.warriors" led at ali time, 9 to 7. After intermission, between the halves,both teams came back with renewed fighting spirit, and the "battle loyal" waged on. Both teams missed frequently on close in shots.With the score at 15 to 15 Debers started his scoring spree meant the downfall of the Vikings.The game was fast and hard fought with both teams bear ing respect for their opponent's ' J y a \ f J \ \ U a l t s e e u l i I V U L u l uili es h ave a p ar t.Fa r mer s o f th a c o u n ty wi ll ma k e u s e o f th e s e e d li n g s su pp li ed b y th e extension d e p a r tme n t a n d proc eed w i t h : p la n to intro du c e sha de,be au t; a n d u t i li ty o f ti m b e r o n the la nd: o f th a t c o u n ty wh i c h n a tu r e dit n o t f a v o r wi t h tre es i n th e he gi n n i n g .F o u r oth e r c o u n ti e s - Chey e nne,De ue l,K i m b a ll n m B u f f a l o - h a v e si mi la r projec t: pla nn e d f o r 1 93 1 . A g r e a t i mp e tu s to s ta te b e a u ti fi c a tio n a n d th e sa vi n g o f lake; and s tre amé to pu bli c use h as be e: g i ve n b y t h e sta te g a me, f o r e s ta ti o n a n d p ar k s c o mmi s si o n , wh o s : me mbe r s a re in ten t o n g i vi n g' Ne b ra s k a a n e w c h a r a c te r .Ne br as ka h a s twe lve h u n d r e d la k e s .I t h a s n la r g e r r i ve r mi le a g e th a n n n ; oth e r sta te i n th e un io n.I t h m native game and wild life of great variety. With public and private agen n = .. .u :¢ |: n 4 m .I n n . l \ . A u 2 . 2 . .¢ . » . . . + 'valentinemonplantoplantmoretrees, vary the landscape,and conserve the beauty spots, fishing lakes and game life, Nebraska faces a future in which nature's beauty will hc: THE QACK .SAW sure through the aid of tree plant- ing and other means of convert- ing a land that is already rich in soil wealth but lacking somewhat in those added things that show man's skillful handiwork at beauti- fication. N o w th a t a i l th e exc i te me n t a b o u t g r o u n d h o g d a y h a s di e d d o wn , we wou ld li k e t o a s k - d i d a n y on e i n Bla ir ac tu a lly see a g r o u n d h o g o n gr o u n d h o g d a y ? L o s t we e k we 'went to t h e Ha r d wa r e Ifea lers Co n ve n ti o n i n Om a h a a n d th i s y ea r,a s i n y ea rs befo re we c a me h ac k wi th n e w s p i r i t . , ( n o th i n g c o nf li c tin g wi th th e Vo ls te n d Ac t,ho we ve r )a n d f u ll de te r mi na tio n to ma k e th e Pe te r- vo L. 4 FEBRUARY 13, 1930 NUMBER 41 ...... -..._..._._................._..--- ---- -_- "\Not A Chain The 0. P. Skaggs System Stores a r e not chain stores as t h e phrase usually implies.It is true our stores operate i n many states and that each store looks alike, and eqch store functions the same, hut all 0. P. Skaggs Sym tem stores are individuab ly owned and the oper- ator usually lives in the best,place to buy llnrmlwanc, and get the best of service, and we hope you will come in and give us a chanoe to prove it. Rastus' lust request was that his Mandy should marry Dea- con Smith:"why \ 0, Rostow' 902 s '"Well,t h e deacon xtrimmed me on a houn' dog once," sez he. Boys and Girls! get your " B r o w n i e " Roller Skates here, and get the best. At the Hardware Dealers Convention last week we bought u lot of higll grade Tinware,that wa s .Jn display there.I t onsists i f Wash- . .. . - . _ _ .. _ _ _ PETEHSEN mnwnnf boilers,Milk s pai ls, Stra ine rs,F u n n e ls o n d oth e r artic le s, a l l h i g h gr a d e me r - ahandise.'W e a r e s e lli n g i t a t a 1 0 % disc o unt. Th e y any va ud e vi lle ac tors i n E n g l a n d fig ht,f o r th e la s t plac e o n th e pr o - g r a m- - th e y g e t a ll the la u gh s th a t wa y Bootle-g§er's c u s to m er :"' 1 ` wo mo r e : i w- mc n ts n o w,an d th e ga llo n is mi n e . " » - C a n y o u b e li e ve i t- 43 d ay s o f 1 9 3 0 a r e p a s t alr ead y .J u s t doc :m't seem poss- ible,does i t ? THE QACK .SAW N o w th a t a i l th e exc i te me n t a b o u t g r o u n d h o g d a y h a s di e d d o wn , we wou ld li k e t o a s k - d i d a n y on e i n Bla ir ac tu a lly see a g r o u n d h o g o n gr o u n d h o g d a y ? L o s t we e k we 'went to t h e Ha r d wa r e Ifea lers Co n ve n ti o n i n Om a h a a n d th i s y ea r,a s i n y ea rs befo re we c a me h ac k wi th n e w s p i r i t . , ( n o th i n g c o nf li c tin g wi th th e Vo ls te n d Ac t,ho we ve r )a n d f u ll de te r mi na tio n to ma k e th e Pe te r- vo L. 4 FEBRUARY 13, 1930 NUMBER 41 ...... -..._..._._................._..--- ---- -_- g E;5. .L /~'°f;s'4 .\~».¢4;w»n;\-1;\|.. IJ: ,4.2~ vw 'mil 2: ~ ~ ~ 3: ~:~ L11 : gr; gn :-1W~:~. 1 I g:4;g: J best,place to buy llnrmlwanc, and get the best of service, and we hope you will come in and give us a chanoe to prove it. Rastus' lust request was that his Mandy should marry Dea- con Smith:"why \ 0, Rostow' 902 s '"Well,t h e deacon xtrimmed me on a houn' dog once," sez he. Boys and Girls! get your " B r o w n i e " Roller Skates here, and get the best. At the Hardware Dealers Convention last week we bought u lot of higll grade Tinware,that wa s .Jn display there.I t onsists i f Wash- . .. . - . _ _ .. _ _ _ PETEHSEN mnwnnf boilers,Milk s pai ls, Stra ine rs,F u n n e ls o n d oth e r artic le s, a l l h i g h gr a d e me r - ahandise.'W e a r e s e lli n g i t a t a 1 0 % disc o unt. Th e y any va ud e vi lle ac tors i n E n g l a n d fig ht,f o r th e la s t plac e o n th e pr o - g r a m- - th e y g e t a ll the la u gh s th a t wa y Bootle-g§er's c u s to m er :"' 1 ` wo mo r e : i w- mc n ts n o w,an d th e ga llo n is mi n e . " » - C a n y o u b e li e ve i t- 43 d ay s o f 1 9 3 0 a r e p a s t alr ead y .J u s t doc :m't seem poss- ible,does i t ? "1.nomo Supper .mu ..-...ness ...ingff_. Mrs.Frank Simpson and Mrs;Harry Snppenfield are in charge of the supper. 7i30 I'. M.-Churc h Night pro- gram.'1'hiny minute mlly ,and then separate discussion groups for Epworthians,Sunday School Workers, and for Women and Men in general.Every member of the church should be in this program. Orchestra rehearsals are held Tuesday evening and Thursdny afternoon after school. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH .A.F.Newell,Pastor Public worship Sunday at 11 o'clock,with a cordial welcome for all. Church School at 10 n. m., Prof. F. E. Flack, Sup't. Young Peoples meeting at 6:15 P1 m.Theme, "The Negro Since shown us in the illness and after the death of o ur dear wife and mother,also for the beautiful floral offerings; also the minister and singers gf their assistance. 1 Walter eck Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Peck Mr. and Mrs. Linton Puffer and Junior ' CHURCH OF GOD E. E. Gieqler, Pastor » Sunday Schooi, 10 A. M. Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Prayer meeting, Wednesday eve- ning.~ Our service at Omaha Sunday evening were well attended. Our pnstor will be nt Moorc- field the third and fourth Sumluysx. If not hindered, Eld. Adams of Omaha will speak ut the Blair church the morning of the third Sunday. playing tactics. Dann's reserves and Luther's second team played a "curtain raiser" to the regular game. Dana proved superior in this clash, winning by an overwhelming score of 17 to 4.The Alpha Sigma Phi Society held u meeting Saturday evening. Friday afizernoon a panoramic picture was taken of the entire faculty and student body. Edna Hansen, together with her sister,Martha Lou and Skriver Kloth, lll'0'-'E to Audubon,Iowa to see her mother, who is very ill, over the week. Minnie Christofferson,Violet Erickson and Clarence' Peterson spent the week-end at their homes at Underwood, Iowa. Mr.and lllrs. \Vill (.'hristoi'fer- son and daughter visited on Sun- duy,the latter-'s sister,Illiss Minnie ChrisLofi'erson_at Dann telephone To sender and recipient alike, the pleas- ure of a persond conversation by tele- phone far outrivals the frills ot f ancy ribbons that accompany the usual valen- tine. The cost is nominal, especially when thc call is made at low rate hours, 7 P. M. to 8:30 P. M.Between 8:30 P. NL and 4:30 A. M. rates arc even lower. Blair Telephone Company mon plan to plant more trees, vary the landscape,and conserve the beauty spots, fishing lakes and game life, Nebraska faces a future in which nature's beauty will hc: THE QACK .SAW sure through the aid of tree plant- ing and other means of convert- ing a land that is already rich in soil wealth but lacking somewhat in those added things that show man's skillful handiwork at beauti- fication. N o w th a t a i l th e exc i te me n t a b o u t g r o u n d h o g d a y h a s di e d d o wn , we wou ld li k e t o a s k - d i d a n y on e i n Bla ir ac tu a lly see a g r o u n d h o g o n gr o u n d h o g d a y ? L o s t we e k we 'went to t h e Ha r d wa r e Ifea lers Co n ve n ti o n i n Om a h a a n d th i s y ea r,a s i n y ea rs befo re we c a me h ac k wi th n e w s p i r i t . , ( n o th i n g c o nf li c tin g wi th th e Vo ls te n d Ac t,ho we ve r )a n d f u ll de te r mi na tio n to ma k e th e Pe te r- vo L. 4 FEBRUARY 13, 1930 NUMBER 41 ...... -..._..._._................._..--- ---- -_- "\Not A Chain The 0. P. Skaggs System Stores a r e not chain stores as t h e phrase usually implies.It is true our stores operate i n many states and that each store looks alike, and eqch store functions the same, hut all 0. P. Skaggs Sym tem stores are individuab ly owned and the oper- ator usually lives in the best,place to buy llnrmlwanc, and get the best of service, and we hope you will come in and give us a chanoe to prove it. Rastus' lust request was that his Mandy should marry Dea- con Smith:"why \ 0, Rostow' 902 s '"Well,t h e deacon xtrimmed me on a houn' dog once," sez he. Boys and Girls! get your " B r o w n i e " Roller Skates here, and get the best. At the Hardware Dealers Convention last week we bought u lot of higll grade Tinware,that wa s .Jn display there.I t onsists i f Wash- . .. . - . _ _ .. _ _ _ PETEHSEN mnwnnf boilers,Milk s pai ls, Stra ine rs,F u n n e ls o n d oth e r artic le s, a l l h i g h gr a d e me r - ahandise.'W e a r e s e lli n g i t a t a 1 0 % disc o unt. Th e y any va ud e vi lle ac tors i n E n g l a n d fig ht,f o r th e la s t plac e o n th e pr o - g r a m- - th e y g e t a ll the la u gh s th a t wa y Bootle-g§er's c u s to m er :"' 1 ` wo mo r e : i w- mc n ts n o w,an d th e ga llo n is mi n e . " » - C a n y o u b e li e ve i t- 43 d ay s o f 1 9 3 0 a r e p a s t alr ead y .J u s t doc :m't seem poss- ible,does i t ? L.\ncoln's Day".f [lAI"[`IST c uunc u L. J. Moran, Pastor Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.\ /Wo rs hi p, ll A. M. Junior B. YL P.U, 3:30 P. lil. Evening service, 7:30 P. M. Prayer service, Wednesday, 8:00 .Miss Lucile Lecrone of Omaha, will speak the morning nml aft- ernoon of the fourth Sunday nt the lair church. The general public is invited tn hear this young lady who is an able and interesting spenkexa. DANA COLLEGE NEWS College.`1 Mr.and Mrs.Curtis and Mr. and Mrs.Arvid Petersen a n d idnughtef,Mary June,were Sun-1 day dinner quests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ex-land Nelson. Miss Marie Sierk spent the week end with her parents at Ft. Cal- houn. Nab. Minn hfurmnr Glenn nnnnf Hun Blair, Nebraska P . M K5our church work that encourages the pastor very much, and some are very discouraging,If you feel that way come and lem dis cuss together both features of ourwork.We are rejoicing because the chureh has been able to my up our paving debts that hadlapsed to the place where it wax embarassing us..credit for this goes 5l'S¢ to the women of our church.The d d more There an:many thin almu Y n than$100 ln November.The mcn of '''` The regular musical reeital. willi be held March S for instrumental and vocal selections. Dunn College presents the fol- lowing pmg mm ouer radio sta- tion WOW, Omaha, Thursday e\e~ ning, 5:30 to 6100: 0 Sacred Head - - - ~ ~ - Hassle: Carol - - - - - - - - 14th Century Choir O Had I Libels Lyric - - - Handel Miss Ida Hansen Lo I-low a Rose - -- - Praetorious Mked Qnartette I\une Dimxttts - - - - Mendelssohn ..........,.......,.-... ..,.-..._.,v¢eek~end ut her home in Herman. Clarence Petersen spent the week-end with his parents at Underwood. Iowa. Miss hlarthn.Hansen visited Miss Dagmar Jensen at the lut- t=r's home at Herman. A number of students from Dana College were in Omaha Sat- urday and Sunday. Miss Ida Hansen, n member of Lhe faculty of Dana College, spent the week-end with her parents at York, Neb. `` Tickets are on sale for Dana's it léhailéd. Chain Store Advantages The buying and other operating features of each individual 0.P.Skaggn System store is cnnsolk dated with other stores of the System in each dist- rict. ln this way, our pat~ runs enjoy every chain \ _ store advantage.T h e y keep their money in the community when spend- inz il at our "home own- ,Q We Build and Del sto re. we are l|\no way cun»ncqted with any other chain food organizations using zh é na n f e o f "Sknggs". MEAT LOAFAny Type or Style of BROoDER HOUSE or HOG no You can make and nerve a. delicious 3 pound meat loaf for your Sunday dimmr at a cos!not to exceed 50c,by mixing 2 pounds nf our pure ground beet hamburger and 1 ponud of our pure pork sausage. These items can be purchnaed in our A T Lowest Possible Price Be sure to see us and oursamples before market Qll day Snturdny, at about twmthirds of theASUNPARLORregular price. BLAIR BUTTERf o l 'V o l l l ° ~| ' \ | - ' n n r ln v k n n n n Comedy "SQUND YOUR A SWDAY and MONDAY All Tnlklng "MEXICALI ROSE"Featu ,warn Ba rba ra Sta nwyek a nd Sum Ha rdy Comedy "SO T HIS IS MARRIAGE" Also PAT HE NEW S TUESDAY China Night All Talkln$ S E V E N F A CE S "Feature Comedy '-Lovekfs DELIGHT" 'z |v All Talklng "iam CHAIR" Feature Wlth Conrad Nagel andf_L¢||a rlyamt n o n s l m c c s S. Students 35 centsP h o n e 4 A Surety of Purity A |' / Blair, Nebraskl, Febnzary 13 Pianos to rent,8 mos.51200; mos.,$18.00.Raxt applied i! an buy.Music Stow.4-lt Miner Nelson of Newcastle, Dr. Luyland States, Chiropracwf over Wolff Drug Skate.1- For Sale-First, second and thir cuttings of alfalfa Call Robe and Rose Ranch, Blair.3-2 ' -- - - - - . Th e fi n es t tod ay T"°pper C la d Ran ge s.Th e A r n d t. Hd we .4 - i t Fi zr ni tu re , ru gs a nd f lo or c ovc r ~ ing s.Ma th e w R. B e n d o r f .21 -tf D r .a n d Mr s .C.T .Swi sh e r . n \.x....l..!aa 1..\.......~..l.. fn#l\a\. J &\1¢ln}mn.I §S\rn¥l|1r|»r| \0!| and floor L0\| "El."'~a a h b Y C a mp F i r e ~ P m a n e n t W a v e $ l . w . A l l K m u :o n . w u n w u n . - n n W - - - - - - - - - ,. _..........., ._,_ ..._ _.____.__0 of le n u ty w o r k .l'h one 1 97, Mr s.I o w a ~ ' h m la s t w e e k an d lngs.Ma t h ew R . B e n do r f.21-tf Sat ur da y, Fe b.15,a t B la ir D n l g § 6 K. A . Po un d, 2 06 E . Co lf ax.3 8 - t l wh i le h er e a tten d ed a s a le . th a t S l M r a n d M r s M a r k B e r y a n d Co .4 - l t l y &E He n r y Ta y l o r ln r e p o r te d i l l a r c 8-M r .a n d Mr s .Re e d 0 ' Ha n l a n are L i tt la C h a r l o tte Cla i r e C o mp to n . .., . , . . - _ » L . , . M.. . n r ." _¢~.¢u-1...... r w.1.=n=-vm-n¢inn€»m s.. n uunhnmg mis week was o ne y ear old Satu rday , Fe b. 8 , 1* |ms IIOITIG 81111 uuussr 1.Ilx: \-Bl\VA an xurb.n u .nmzuuns uL "j"~""" wus.u»uvu»nb aaa v . . " - . . - - - - -K.uhn's photos wili please y ou.i f phy sic ian.S.I) .le f t Tu es da y £0 ?'iF"h r C. K . B e nd o rf , lic e ns e d e mh a lm- L N _W a r r i c k o f Te k a ma ll, wa s Du a r t P er ma n e n ts, r i n g let e n d s ,da u g h te r ,Mr s .J .L .W lllla rn s l n e r a n d un de r ta k er ,Blah-_Of fi c e and a umber of lime (Hands e weré pkesent at the home of her a yrents,~nnd_ NF-Clyde 11 a ra l.rand ivry in Omaha, spent T" " """ """ `"" "` """ """" " "".'" " " 's ...-lted ut the L. B. umdmy home.mwllfs paver-lc each .nt Theday an Blau* last "'¢<$=» v==»gg§Barn for sale,40x36 Good con 'Enterprise office, ~v.-hue they Im.. "w r ~°'~...us cousms,L d and s difinn Phnnn Blank 202.1 Eldrillra''Sewmrs Machmc at §Z'3""'°"' t0pyoP€l|y observe me oenson.~-M.:\._.le\t.hmann.bargain ;)fi¢e_ 3-Mr.and Mrs.R.C.Hi tc hmn Mr. and Mrs.R_ C_Iflitchman -I-lt The Arndt.Hdwe. Mrs. Glen McDonald has been illlentertained ten members of their drove to Plattsmouth Sunday, nn;Lin and Mrs.. Neil Burnie of with the prevailing fiu and Mmlbri dgc c lub a t di nn e r a t the ~business.Omaha,spent §n5:oln's birthday 0. G h been caring for her. ton onrwednesday evening.0 -.s t the pnrcn Hugo Hnnckcl... ?f"°..f.,f§?.,.. Q.. tm rnm~h hotter' lowimr the dilmer.the members ~ Sale:-F.s.,f Scc°,!.u.m}~.d .hi \home.ar i \ m | i w r e , n a g ! u n d h o o : ~ § 5 9 . M n . l l . S u l h e r -_f-"---- ~~- ---.hun-linthew n. uemmf.21-t!||,mq_.4a-zz A 1 -me lf °"P o f f ri e nd: l' ""M r . ma M n .w m L a mb ws l i n . F u n k G n y t eportd on H n ma li n. D a v i d Mummert on Q: bue : E d w 3 ' ; : ' ; : y * : ' ' : ; " ' . M n Wm.blender o l Frgmvllly "'° "°" me utthe P sent time.|h"° um *"""¢ *F* "=%==i °s .'ef e o e h u i v u i Ha ro ld ma ma ¢ . | ', § § , , § ' § g g ;Tweldly." ' " ' " ' Fumished apartment with pri-|their residence re-decorated Lm'=Every0ne_had a good time -_-----__The Pythian Sisters held theirate hath.30-I '\'VesL Grant.4»lt week...... ._»-»-Mr. Carl Wolff and three chil-rerrular meeting on last Tuesdayv.U u l l . .a a | \ 5 ! l \ | l \ \ v \ l u v now.Her nnrents. Mr l1§¢`3i'.§.la};a?.'¢°'&;n£u. ¢°'.u.n¢ a show. |5\g§'f;_=g__°5_f;{'5l l a .b a l l n o u e r r s l "n\ .. .: ..o m S c o r e cards. nlncc cnrdn. hirthdmr 1 1 1 | Chri<K.Bendorf,Undertaking and znnhazlnnce service.Phones: office, lol; residence, 133. ..29~t{ Scrntch pads 4x8 inches,good quality paper.le each at The Enterprise office, while they lust. Mrs.Raymond Burr entertain- ed :hc bridge d i g w which she belongs on last hursduy after- Stroy pin came to uno Mencxe aplace about three weeks ago. Own~ er can have same by identification and paying costs.Phone 2211 on g5_8-2t A district group meeting under the auspices ol the W.F.M.S. will meet at the M. E. church on Friday afternooii at 1:80.A very _...A nma mm as been nlanned. dren dr-ow to Omaha Sunday to visit their wife and mother, Mrs. Carl Wolff in the SL Joseph hos- pital.They found her .greatly improved. Mr.and Mrs. Carl Wedergren moved to Omaha the forepnn of the week where Mr.Wedergren has charge of n Piggly-Wiggly §é~}2ning and afiervrards enjoyed a lunch at the Roberts Cafe. Mrs.J.1 ;wind-rein,who is spending Lhe winter at the Bur- kett Soldiers Home, is reporwd io have been ill ln the hospital out there but is getting betler. Miss Frances Bross spent Sat- ._1_.. -...|c.....|..... "Juv 'hor nar-\ Fred Olson, who live on the Bench visited her Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evans, ac- eompanied by their guests,Mr. and Mrs. Bill Seiborg of Rockwell City,Iowa,entertained a party of friends at dancing in Omaha last Tuesday evening after which thev drove to the Duane Evans hir. and Mrs.Caleb Loftis cn- tertalned the following friends on Monday evening:Rev. and Mrs. C. G.Bader, Mr. and Mrs. F.S. Simpson,Mr.and Mrs.Will Wright, Miss Elsie Hughes and a nephew of Mrs.Loftis, Mr.Byer of Colorado.Following a few hours of social conversation, sing- una nose .lLunI.:n,uuur.u-anPublic dinner at Congregational church Tuesday evening, Feb.18, by church ladies.Per plate. 50c. lt Scratch pad.-s 41:8 inches,good quality paper.lc each at The Enterprise office, while they last. For Sale-Buff Orpington cock- erals.Write for prices.Mrs. F`.rlw Thallor.Aulin9fnn Nnh l t lcaéds, é>%£é§5=l£1»f,l`é}r}i§.lL`l§;{ ';.:,;'".;; found at The Enterprise office. Popular price..1 .5 Mr. Henry Monko of Fontanelle, who some time alw underwent an operation for sinus trouble,is slowly recovering._ Mr.and Mrs.Bill Seiborg of Rockwell City,Iowa were guests Mrs. Om Re .~!ds, field secretary for the Topeka( branch, will be the principal speaker.Ladies of all the churches are welcome to attend stom.He was former y emp oy »ents Mr and Mrs.Jake Brass.home in Council Bluffs where ing,etc.,the hostess served deat the Safeway Store in this city ,.ond made their home at the C. T.Miss Frances is attending the t}}e?f_enjoyed refreshments and licious refreshments which all en Swisher residence.state unive.\sity.\'1szt.mg.ioyed» . - - - - - -_.._.._.............._.. ,C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalm- er and mdertaker, Blair.Office phone, 161; res. phone, 183,3~tf \For Sale-First,second and Gree<1'233'Norman Warrick l t Scratch' pads 4x8 inches,good qunhty paper lc each at The 1-.ntcrpnse office while they last. returned to Blmr after a weeks visit with her son at (ew Ord, Mr,and Mrs.Ernest Brock oi Auburn, heb.spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Lhk. parental A. R. Brock home.~' Mrx.Clarissa Wilcox,who has been ill for devernl weeks, is re- Mrs.M.H.B.Rosenbaum has Neb.~ '| third cuttings o l alfalfa.Pl\on few days the first of Lhewveelr. Fashion Center Winter Coats reduced to $ 1 0 - w e ltever carry over merehnndicz that is the reason for the $10 price on Win- ter Coats now.A-ll: Mr.and Mrs.Frank Freeland came up from Omaha on Monday evening and were supper guests at the home of Mrs. Frank War- rick. John Hiller of the Blair Top and Tire Co., who is agent for the line of .Oldsmobile cars, brought in a. new sedan last xwek that is n beauty.I A very choice 5 acre tract well improved, hica and level, for sale for $4000.Cash, or part cash and Do you play bddge? ternrise has a complete new linE of gscore cards and 'place cards Why not see them?1-t1 Wm P H O N E 32 and 33 lporied as about the same.Herltime at low interest Rnlnh Mr.and Mrs. .Clyde Allen and Mr.and Mrs.Will Wilkinson drove out ie the Clark Allen-farm and spent Tuesday e v e n i n g y i Mr. Allen, A.Carver had the misfortune to fall down the cellar steps at his home and bmise himself badly lost Wednesday evening. However, hé escaped without serious injury. Fashion Center Winber Coats reduced bo $ 1 0 - w e never carry over merchandise-that is the reason for the $10 price on Win- ter Coats now.4211, I have gone back into the milk business and will be glad to serve customers promptly and efficiently. dx-eye over 2.0 Glenwood, Iowa lust evening to attend a dinner pany with friends i n their old home town. Mrs. Geo.McQuarrie sponsored a valentine party for the children of the Episcopal Sunday school on last Saturday afternoon which all enjoyed. Pierce Allen has so far improv. cd from his recent operation thatheislooking forward to leaving the hospital and going'horne the latter part of the week. Fashion Center Silk Dresses for Spring now on sale at $6.75, $10 tn $19.75 in size;11 10.52 in- eludinsr the famous Ha lt-s i m l nA\I n For MenWP'For o m e n When your wife hands you an order for groceries in the morning for you to bring home at noon or night-do it the easy way.Phone us your orders and we deliver them, saving you` time and trouble, and your wife will have them in e il When your husband goes away in the morning without taking the grocery order with him-just step to thephone and order what you need.We will deliver it promptly. Note these specials,and save by If you want milk, call 12 on 25. 2~:!Bi ll Guatln ..hlsen, residing in the McCarthy district nre the proud parents of a lmby boy born Feb. 5.Both mother and son are reported as doing nicely. For Sale-The Fitz Simmons home on west Grant street, pri ji right for quick sale.See S.. Chambers, real estate, or write or phone the trustee, Francis J. Kim- ball, Wakefield, Neb.»44<T.f The high school basketball fans are looking forward to the game Friday evening which they expect to play in the new mnusium Dresses for ShortfWomen 4~1t' Mr.and Mrs.Clem Jensen of Council Bluffs, Miss Beatrice Ire- lnnd and Walter Nelson were din- ner guests at the C.G.Halbert home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.Paul Jones,who reside in he southern part of thecountywereBlnirvislwrsTuea» day at the home o l Mrs.Jones' sister, Mrs. Walter Gutschow. Mr.and Mrs.Ed.A.Jensen were guests ui' Mr. and lllrs. Jens Black .Jensen Tuesday evening, the date being Jens Black's birth anniversary.Cards und visiting occupied the evening. 5 Mr and Mrs Elme r Tm 3 gy .They will play Oakland on this Mrs. Clyde l\l.Allen entertain- ample time for cooking.buying them \no\v. .r1 ;. r1 L! " 5 oc casion. Fa s h i o n C e n te r ha s a n un u s u a l- l y la r g e s h o wi n g o f s m a r t n e w s ty le s i n S li p p e r s th a t W e a r r i g h t n o w;W o me n s a n d Miss es,$2.98 to $6.50;Clxi ldr in s Rob in hoo d, $ 1 4 9 t o $ 3 3 9 l l n n a J o t t i c k94Qs |~ I a m f s s .4 - 1 : e d fo ur tee n me mb e r s o f t}1e s e w- i n g ei a ss of th e Iipis c opr il Su nday sc hool a t u v a le n t i n e p a r ty a t h e r h o me o n la s t Mo n d a y af te rn oo n. Th e chilglrc n pln§ ed g a me s a n d en jo y e d n nice lunc h' p repa red b y Mr s .Alle n . The D. AL R. met with n1rs.__ Gfoceries and Meats Prunes, large size, 2 lbs.-~---.30 Seal Brand Coffee, 3-Ib. can --- 1.45\Flnnl'.19-Ih-sack -"-$1.65 II TomilloEs1'€i';;E;;i';i»"'f~|;J§;'T1'8.ii,:g ' i -- 1.§§~Hominy |15c Tuxedo Tobacco, 2 cans -- O c Hum mer Brand Coffee, special 3-lbs}Lean Pork Chops, Ib.~--~- Qi.-lnin nv Rmmrl Steak 1h.--- ~'. .28 99 30 .38 Muintob Flour,2~l-lb.sack ----.Ha Coronet Flour, 21-Ib. sack ----.S9 100-lb. bags Iowa hog mineral, reg- ..\.... eu :n \...¢-,ilm- mmf-inl n n Lol'l1 Red Beans Mixed Pfckles Saladettes |Mr . S wa n Ba d e n , a f or me r D a n a Colle ge .-student;c a me Sa tu r da y f o r a s h o r t. vi s i t n t th e C a r l K o 'te : ma n home.S wa n is a tte n d i n g ' sc h oo l at De s Mo ine s th is y e ar a nd ra p o r ts li k in g h i s wo r k ve r y mu c h . He n r y Mc n c k c o n la s t F r i f lu y a f t- erno on.Mr s ,G.L .D i xo n h a d th c p r o g r a m i n c ha rge 'zifui re- vi e we d th e c u mz n t i s s u e . o f th e D .A .R.ma g u z i n c f Th e n g x t me e ti n g wi ll be Ma r c h 7.w i t h l l l i l I .! p i ¢ U U |»C |. .l lll .\ ¢L |J t I \ | \ ¢ l v l ;u l .c l o s e o u t »-~'--~-'~3 . 9 0 ~G 1 ' a p e l ` r u i t " J u i c e u u n u n - 1 .-.v...... ...-_....,Hamburger, Ib.---U .20 p| | 1 °n 'Pa rk Flnnlsmnrn.l h .-»".2 0 Ile.10 Il Tomatb Soun to his school worklmrs. W. w. 'WilkinsonSQ¢l "'9!: {ier package Monday.-12 ~végéz§bié~§Sup l ~Cauliflower, per head Opporlunily for single mahChore Ball. each,.v _25 ~Fresh Frozen Stxn'berrie§, box --.30 as Flesh Cottaze Cheese 20 wl-S uThe Teachers' Bridge Club met with Mrs.Nell Robinson on lust Monday evening following dinner ut the cafe.After scores were l added,Mrs.K.~Pound,who _was a guest for the evening, was ,'fodnnl to hold high score and Mrs.1 iiEle:mor lludlcson received the cut under 28 to earn good wages while training to become govemlnent or commercial radio operator.Lic- ensed operators make $85 to $100 weekly on steumships or broadcasting stations.Write W. C.Beebe,440 Electric Bldg., Omaha.4 -lt' 'foim Papér, Big Chief, 3 for Fruit Jell, special 4 pkgs 29 ll 'Rnicine Q Ihr:- 56 ~~ bressed Chickens for Saturday 1 ., IY 35 ]|Finé Rye Flour, per 10-Ib. sackAnchovies, pint jar w around thirty relatives and friends came in on Geo.Kuhr, Jr.and family,to help George celebrate his birthday.'Die evening was spent nt cards and all had a jolly time.At u inte hour they de- ton plan to join n number of rela- tives and friends in Omaha Fri- day and will be guests o I M i s s Helen Anderson nt a luncheon. The Warrick sisters who are vis- lli ng in Omaha,expect. ttf be parted,leaving George with lots present._ 1ofgoodwishesformorehnppy|We have in your communitv a Dry GoodsFi _ . r housewife for the springAlineof Dry Goods that will fill the needs of the 1|sewing.Note the Reasonable prices, quality always first |i Ibinhdays.beautiful factorir sample piam; nl Miss Ida Johnson and rs ti me mo a e l, wmc n we mi l . s a c r i A new assortment of Windsor Ties -$ .35 A new assortment of colors in Crepe Ties .65 Absolutely new plaited Scarfs, $1, 1.75, 1.98 Straight Scarfs of best quality chan- tungs in a beautiful array of colors.Newest things out, each 1.25 Flat Crepe Scarfs, each -~1.95 (0 235 Triangle Crepe Scarfs, each -1.00 bo 1.39 Children's Silk Jersey Combination ' Undersuits, each ---..1_75 Childrén's Silk Underslips, each -- 1.50 Housedresses, Vat Dyes, eaclf --- 1.00 Don't miss this opportunity. A new assortment of beautiful collars for Spring.. New half silk and rayon Prints, yd. Nellie Payne entertained s ix tables of friends a t bridge Inst. Tuesday afternoon at their home an west South street. When scores were added,Mrs.A.C.Dehel' held high, Mrs. G.L. Dixon, sec- ond and Mrs. Walter Larsen, low and all were accordingly reward- ed with suitable prizes. Relatives of Nels M. Jensen of Omaha, drove down last Friday to spend the day with him, the occa- sion being his birth anniversary. Those present. from Blair during the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gil- bertson and Mr.and Mrs.Be n Jensen.In the evening his bro- ther Ha h n .nn mar..ma ...M at wholesale cost for udvert ing purposes.If interesled in sec ring a rare bargain address the Bald» win Piano Company, wholesale de- partment, 1818 Fnrnam S:., Omaha Nebraska.4»1t w.W. Freeland is making an apartment house out of his pro- lperty _iw east of the Baptist church and plans w have twpapar1ments\upstairs and one down stairs.The W.L. Caldwell fum- ily are occupying the first floor. A large porch is nearly complet- ed on the south of the house. Mrs. .lim Summers of Canada, lwho has been vidting for some time in Blair, went down to Oma- ha Nesday te visit.her co mp, 85 Things that will please the men of the family may be found in our men's department. Lee Overalls, high backs. Men's sizes $1 95 ~gzfg lllé per gggf ----- 1.25 " ` 2n's blue work shirts, all sizes to 17 -.69 30 to 44 waist, per pair ---..o r ner r ----- 1.50 9 -__Lee Overalls, high backs, boys' sizes Men's white Handkerchiefs, each --.05 ens nthletic underwear, each ~ II I r 1.00 H Men's woolmixed work sox,pair ~-_25 J cn's qress sox, pqir --.15|I1 1 to 6, per pair Elton and Harold Jensen and fam- ily were present to extend telic- ltatlons. Mrs. Bruce Dennis was called w Nebraska City~ last week by word that her husband who is w rkinozfortheKansas lilly Bridge Co., was hun while at work on the new bridge at that place.She mm."l y me A-uwler my a ww..Mrs.John Andniun-2 and sun,Bobbie also wen: to Omaha)to spend a week wifh their daugh- ter and sister, Helen Anderson.. Fune nl services for Walterldovendick will be held this (Thurs day)altemoon at two o'clock from the M.E.church in this city.The deceased is the oldest This Coupon with ` 50c . On any pair of slippers or shoes Fr id a y an d Sat urd ay Feb rua ry 1 4 and 15 r 1 IIHY ' J-SASI per cent offQI li | all Leather, Sheep found that Mr. Dennis was in the hospital with his jaw bone broken in three places and would prob~ ably bu there for several months The accldem happened on Feb. 3. Mrs. Dennis returned Saturday na son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hov- endiek o f the Spiker neighbor- hood and has been ill for many weeks in s Fremont hospital. Rev. C. G.Bader will officiate at the services and Mtg. Wm. Wright and H and Macinaw CoatsD'Kll'| fs:k AA ~.52Inc Ls gezung amnz moely and Miss Lila Wright wull ning. Mrs.them was nothing she could do E.J.Hancock will accompany to help.them.i Blair,Nebraska,Feliruary 13, wsu' T HE K E NNARD NEWS & o mar e lI£ BB3 3"¢3."Mad e 1 mi llio n or n o? " Be ttin g- ton naked qulzxlc nlly , when the sec - reta ry had tnk en down th e a nswers and g one out."Or lo s t on e? "" Rn d wa y in the iose r."Gi b bo n : smiled."I h a ve ju s t ta k e n a r a ll- m a f r o m hi m a n d h e h to o d r u n k to kn ow ab out I t :i ll to mo`rr ow." |||.. A COLUMN FOR WOMEN The Mutiny DALE Domes Darold Kruse, son of Mr. andMrs.Wm. Kmse, who has beenconfined to his home with pneu-monia. hr two weeks,was takenwSwedish Mia.-xion_ hospi¢a} in ~f *''clot in his arm.nesd tilW A S HIN GTUIY 1\hW b |" Miss dlielen Berry gf" at home ME' émnry lMon yand una etnretum ters 'Mnlnd Mmzmms Bmschgegtlbo her duties nt Schuyler until Mrs."L§""§§'im§f°"`"" at c Tuesday.»§°'"P=°,;= dro un :-Mrs. Joe Rbsenbaum took f.he Y on llsineAi;h:¢tD;lL?\hReru;;anMm Ls; ~ ~ Missouri ~ Monqayf Mr. nad M 'riday in Arlington. 'Jensen and daugh~ llah-_ Saturday.Wnght a nd Grace e to Omaha Satur- LB.a.Hans Thomosen the lnrd time dnnee at Washing- ton Friday night._ r.and Mrs( Pvter Thompsem fnmily visited Saturday a tRayBrown's.Mrs Thompson remained to help care for Russel! and Rnvam the Vestal fariéli "T,\|._U ton Wardha,spent of L E, xuenuae of their high protein f ''"'_ --" -cmtent and their body-building J w A " ) 3 t l ' 0 S S ;ed'1rhn::r:°1x| be the n vtlue. wink and chum uhnon are Toledo road." he uid. v" \ " ¢ a | . l 'C \ : l Il l l.rEB.l;I1lBnI..|A Y U I U T n n u c t s e n a n g /A I V I I 1 »;n a n n nIM I a n d M r s .q R R a i . I Q a m r l l n m r l n s h n r f m e i f H a n s c l u u v u . M r u n ; I M n :Lf f 'l n n e a r t h e ~~h u " _ ' € " 1 H I r a 81 1 0 I u r 5 ¢n l e r. t h e i r f a r m n o r t h o f a m i o n 0 a n d C o r r i n e o D ~ O m a S d t h e hjH r .a n d M m .c .B .H u n m y a t o m e r u m e n o f W a r d .B l a i r .vi s i t e d l f .R n h m + I A m 4 . . . . . . .- -___. emphlt und \ "lr il R ad - y o u kn o w L mel!wi th I r h e h a d r e ry ha d told made e ire# _- - - -- -- - -n r i l v l v v l l p u u .J o h n H o f f d r o v e u p f r o m L i n c o l n ' M o n d a y a n d s p e n t .s e v e r a l d a y s w i t h r e l a t i v e s a t D a l e . J i m H a l l a n d lo n ,Gi lb e r t a r e r e tu r n i n g f r o m Ca li f or n i a th i s wee k.Mr s .H a l l wi l l r e m a i n f o r se ve ra l we e k s w i t h h e r mo th e r , wh o r e m d e s t h e m .Th e H a l l f a m - i ln "A ......|-:_fx-.....e ~"°:'"S""d; S`°n§`é'5s§ni}`Ei§y."'~" S Mr s .A l b e r t Ha n s e n h a ve be en o n -the si c k list.th e 1;lr-.pa g ir .a n d Mr s .J o r g e n @"¥"°°3'? s e n d r o ve to F r e mo n t Fn da y eve~ '"'&~'i{e h a r d ti me d o n g s a t ~ ...H unau una- u. \Jo Dmco 'CHIEFta i n e d M r . a n d M m Ge o r g e Me n l ; i n g l a n d Mr . u n d Lira.C.L .R o a e n u m a t a goose di n ne r S a tu r ~ da y e ve n i n g . Mr . a n d M m R o b e r t A n d r e a s o n a n d R u t h Ir e n e we r e Slmda y gu e s ts a t th e h o me o f Mr .a n d Mg-o.W m .Th u r b e r o f Omz h a . un iukhly recommended by fm 2 lr w~m1>H/ua ummm ;| WIT: ner lamb.¢q»eru.'br.Harvey W.Wiley .'How the b - I dono5 3 3 5 ~ * u I .g thntf' Glh\\on.| lnappeé Unwln uma to hlm - - -. -»-|1 -e§" "';"';,z.a'..;"';1.;'°i:f;1'.Hr. ma 1|Pm vi unmg Qt C§sl\m;|"| Friday nilht - m ? . ' ~ 2 . 2 ¢ ~ni- u litres iight . zirty years chief of the U. S Lu of Chemistry, says: "'I"he me n te d var ieties o f sa lmo n .__..-\...|...\.l........|....¢.l. nan.Be rullnd (hmustedsomezhlnzlnu A number from here ¢w&naedlume`BB3B."""" rv 1 a r e ju s t l l p a l l u v u u iluu l i m l vt i o n ;an th e mo r e h i g h ly colored ge- c i es but.people ahould b e in~ f a r m e d m o m de fi ni te ly ab o u t th e m ,f o r ma n y ,wh e n th ey op en 4 can and find the meat is no§ THE 51"0RY .........-.- . C HA P TE R I. -l"1 o! d Umri u.un -successful in I i ! ¢ l alfllxg le.wi thhisfriendHo wa rd B ttti n llo n .painter or some note.but notmanlfhv#alla J linnar with lhlh FDI- hlm in c onfidenc e.H p ture an tho ugh to n ay . mu w a n e n o t h i d d e n t tirely . '°Well.as y ou k n m about Ra dwny , y o u'lI b| I n lagna f'1A nn!h lm --,ununuuaennvuu-,|lnmdal se clu_fgr|\1| 90 mm It !.l'uM' him '"but anim Nebnh wu much Hr. md Mn. John Rho:_:,°",,,,,,, daughter, P1-nam of B1 ,,,, nm ..,,,.ikd at the Morris Mun going to ¢ U.u .r .n a u la s t rnaay evening Mr. and Mrs. Glen McKay andd in spate of the daughter,Patty Lou of Wayne ds Neb.,came to Kennard Wednes¥l:f_5'f1___'"_S_f,day morning.Mm. Mckav.form: eir homa|d1ew a large crowfor t.hem'bad roads. ades and Mr. and Mrs. A lair,vis~ hed at the Wm. :rs home-Sunday afternoon.x wh-.nn M " Inuit: *"""' ""gqrly Min Hubbel, n. teacliéf Héife! f'f|urisa ns.»r,»nf°f"`L'?"l M? nge), spent the dam d ,: h i n k i t is so me oth e r k i n d d me n t o r i s i n f e r i o r . "Pro f. J o hn N .Co bb o f th e U .S.Bufrf au o f Fiah eri es,th e rec ognized au tho r - 3, on fish, states that personally -he prefers the pink salmon to anyoth e r va r i e ty a n d th a t mo s t o f th e ii a h e r r ne n wh e n se lec tin g f i sh fo r th e ir o wn us e , c h oo s e i t.OlT1:21'8 ..........,. ........ .........-_len usoc lnte. Alfred Gihbonn. ilnlh-olal maznato Un wln produces nwritten pledge whic h the three hadtaken whle in c ollege, to help eac hotherinndversity .e tp la ln ln l thatheneedsHmmc lnl u s la tln c e nowfortheeduegtionorhissonBob.and daughter Mary Gibbon: sc off!an the "leg ality " of the p iedxe . bu:nmeen co make a.place tor Un-wln ' u d lu lh te r I n his or gnnlz allnnRho 1| to Nall at his nfflre next day Fa e h a d no :neenh Bvttlnetnn fnr | . u l c u a u \I n b u t u u v u \ H \U "Ther e I nn?r o o m I n Ne w Y o r k f o r Rn d wa y a n d me " H e tnlrl th e m something o f his detestation for Radwafy :o f ho w these f i ve y e n n he had been no t ting :mare s fo r h im.'°l' never for glve or .fnr| :el," Glhbnns hnnlned. " I see that a ll ma rk ed o n lh v c ha n whleh is y ou r f ac e." B ettln ir ton answered.||a..._.\.|..........\.....-¢.....--- en B lk Su nd ay . S5l\'in.J u n g b lu th ,wh : tfendmg sc hool o f nu rs im J os bph Ho s p i ta l i n o m Su n da y af te rn o o n a n d e v h e r h o me . ~F .Ma s te r s wa s u Ml ll ta r y Ho s p i ta l i n F r e n we ek .M r .Ma s te r s h a s po o r h e a lth f o r so me tl: J ls at- g at SL la, spentening at :ken tomont last. been in me.hisr spent Saturday evenmg wlth Mr. and Mrs. Chds Sunds._Mr. and Mrs. Hans Braesch v\s~ ited at the Henry DomackerhomeSunday afternoon. Mrs.John Johnson,Jr.hd daug\ter and Mrs.Wm.Chns-tensen visited at the Emil Gottsch home Wednesday- Ivlsmng at me hornn of Mrs.L.`Berry while her husband drove 1. F; Omaha on business.They retum-\ ed zo Wayne late Wednesday evc la lung._ZMr.and Mrs. ll. C.Edwards and small daughter were enter 'tained by Mr. and Mrs. Homer l:2 li'IW4:rd Thursday evening. ___Hg A u :¢ v e preference to the enum hecameill meat bears a :lose xe- nanblnnm in color w that of the ..nn s 'v71'\:i|i§é';i'»§6| ..,.::":"""'"" ""' '"' "°"|a°f¢\-»»=a -=-=\ mapy fdendé ml.-Q J o h n G a m b e y ' o f K a n s a s is vis~P ; § ; ; " ""' ; " "" " ' Pvery.i ti n g a t th e W .A .K é r s m m r e w o r e d at M a t t i h m e d u d p g th e ni n e e o |f1 n m n h n i M m .M s n - i n J a n s e n m o v e d h e r a: 1c }_ I. »e n ._. . . and ma MmChas.Bates'of Mrs. Bates don has been 1d unable to al.- \t two weeks.IIHHUmnsunnng me um from :nat came W " " " " " ` "M r ,|||nopnng for a speedy recou.toward him out of the gloom.Tn-I »r~£°f§?.§'§'§?.'l'~'T»'<§' »'2§.»..'2.=T1°i1»..§.Maude Masters and :ether they knocked nz the Immune!.mu »...».........¢........»»|nn\|n|\»¢l nn Heuerrnann drove out fron I ; 1 3 ;.1;:.;T,;..i EI 19.113-Oilv than ofherl' " "g;; __.__--_" " I m o n A u G n t i nS t l Re m o ve sk i n an d bones f r o m on e -p o un d c a n o f c h u m ealmon. a d d two e g g s , t wo oun c e s butte r. doors.I n th e f e w momen ts th at elapled before e footmen opened to them.Betun irtoo fou nd hims elf ashamed th at the old friendshiphe d meant so li ttle.He wa s c on - sc ious, vividly. ol' the zona. dream- {{§_l[I1d¢pl dey f wlnen _gnwm had U l u l l / l l | | . | u : | »| \ | | 1 . ¢ I » l L l l C l n v v ; l \ G 0 v u the c api talist. " I see wh a t a ll c h e m mar k. Rocha.qulokzenrll.reefn.You're held ed f or them. Gi bbon s." There I ma some-thin g domi nating about Bettlngton.Glb b o n l felt it eve n In his ma gni fic ent ho me In e F n d a y to s p e n d th e me k - e n d wi th hou seh old go od s to F r e mo n t la s t h o me i p lk s .Ma u d e i s te ac hi ng W ed ne sd ay ,wh er e she wi ll ma k e sc hool l n Om a h a a n d Ma tt i e is h e r h o me . emp lo y e d a t th e W e ll ma n C o m-M r .a n d Mr k .A l Sc hn ei de r an d mi s s i o n C o . i n S o u th Oma h a .Mr s .I d a Ke r s te tte r o f Oma h a , M r .a n d Mr s .Ne ls Sva n dg a a r d vi si te d a t th e w .A .K e r s te tte r and dana-hte:-1| vinihul nf flux u..._ \......... 'hal "|"h|\|eulntzr a n c e ma e l u n gs i c k wi th a c o ld a n te n d s c h o o l th e p u Th e f o l lo w i n g h a siek li s t th e past. KUPP 0:Mr s .S a m Jagp.Mrs. Ilgth R1 ve been on tho~ week mt h lhm gHall,Mrs.C asenbaurn.1 r'Washer E5.dock fro§1 salmon can,seasonMix and c u p so ft. milk w deep dish uma so c ause n menu.He h id f or -l° t t¢ n Un wln a n e r m e h m f e w years.Un wln ha d mar ri ed wh i leat Cambridge.Th e n c a me me g i r l md th e b o y .Be tlln g to n ha d nn r e lem hlgu ma friend a nalntln¢_ Tha! mo men t of n na n dn l tr i u mp h ." Th e u n i n c c n s f u lf b n s a ld a d d ly , ' alway s f e el th ey hu n th e Hgh ! to critic ize.l t ' |About th e on ly thing they c an do; and they do thanh - a | | ~\ , ____.,_,_....... .... .....=.-,.---~---~ -------1-mr. and Mrs.Tom Guinea rc»man Jungbluth home Mondayeve-Mrs. Glenn Jefferson and daugh amed w Kennard Saturday anning, playing pinoclzle.ter visited at the W. B. Jeffexison ernoon after having spent the pastWoodrow Svendgaard, who has hams in Omaha, several days ast several weeks wxth their Aonbeen employed at Lloyd Brown's week.Perry and fnmil of 0 nh . Th cee rato hm home |n Blalr.Saturday.Lincoln--Bids fur fourth sectlonvtheh, goldau wedding anniversaryMissCoraMwlwllandBar-|°y¢|;pi¢¢] burning mn be called on which will occur soon.Both Mr. ney Sheer met with an accidenmmay lst.and Mrs. Gaines are greatly imnentElkhornSaturdaynightproved in hemlthvhen the oupe they warg riding mrrrraxrnvn Drmnr Q Mr. and Mm H r'ul...-f. ....»~.. ;j y m a E,"A W a s h e r t o farnr for sevgml months,returned " '_'expect ho be here bo l b Uv'~ 31~F i t E v e r y N e e d a n d P u r s e with salt. and pepper. i n t i n bowl,add one I I I Ki lt ureaa a n a en o ug n w Ba k e xn buttered I W a l I l l .A l f f l C l h h n n u f h a !| n ¢ u |' " " : : :l u w r u umvm-ambmii. "iii iiiiifiéii- "GPL ":; S a l m o n ~ ~ _eonltlmly Ipokm of nun he rn ~y ou c an me unluc c ea sr unBarringtondemanded.Th e n he smi led 1 little." Y o n a r e wro nz.fA good one~di.sh meal.HCI PUCan of pink or churn snlmon :nw : M i l l pieces.Make one pint of ndinarr white sauce.Put a layer fresh in the mind.But all there _vean Howard Bettlngron had noz\ once tried to meet him.He hadheard hjlq speak at a public ban-;Ir n i m§iinl§b¢l viliai hi: out in da_ And I hiya plan( yol1|rIl[_g_|r-er nnow-contentment.The dum-ence between ns lr we measure meeen by dltlereut standards."'Tm the unsuccaaful one."Un~win declared. "T have not dons whatI let out m do.""Yon don'¢ have to advertise thehcl." Glhbona said. nm s little lr-rltated."I tan lee lv." Bezdnf.-ron felt the prnreetlve lnsrlnctcallinghlmtodefendthe mall. shy friend of other days. "lr amazes me to lhluk youtroubled to give so elaborate a rural rar nm unsuccessful men.Why?" "Ask Unwln." the hos! returned"He told my secretary he had Im portant hmrlnem with me. and as I in go: in the loose dirt and upset.They were piclced up hy friendswhohappenedbym y taken le the Fremont hospital.Misa Mar- shall is still in the hospital, beingbadly.cut about the head and bnrised while Mr.Sheer was un- conscious fnr several hours andbadly bruised. PEACEFUL HIL L Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kuhr and family were Sunday dinner eatsa t the George Kuhr,J r. Ti m., near Blair. 'Mrsi Martin Rasmussen. n u n n n n u I \ U n n uJOTTINGS Miss Marie Christensen andJorgena Haier spent Tuesday aft er-noon at Charles Misfeldva.Mr. and Mrs. Otto Arp, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ax-p and children and Frank Gasser and children helped' Fritz Arp celebrate his birthday Tuesday evening. Mr.and Mrs. Charles Misfeldt spent Thursday i n Blair visiting Mrs.P C Rasmussen attended,srl _all dy lineegng at the Ralph ¢asE& 'SH-.'§§é| 'na wr ~herg at dinner last Tuesday eve» Ining. Mt.and Mrs.H.C.Edwards and daughler,Ramona were Blair visitors Fnday. The Royal Neighbors held tlwir regular m:el;iz.,;last Friday night.However, only a fe w nl tended as so many of the mem~bers were ill. Mrs.Jim Pounds of Blair, spent a few hour: with her par- 'enl,s, Mr. and Mrs.Bert Leurmnl last Saturday aftemoon.Word reached here wat n baby IIl l aI » atch this space next el boiled macaroni broken in inch 1 ¢ ¢ u,,in the bottom of baking Ish, next a layer oi sauce, then fl hyer of salmon. continuing untxl didn ls filled.Sauce should come hd md be sprinkled with butter- ¢¢ rrumbs.Bake until brown. S|.lmnn Souffle One pound can pink or _"hum ulmon, 1 beaten ggg (omit If de~ i n d ) ,1%cups milk,~ table- »»~=» butler °f."='f'¥'eQ"i¢..f que: nun nad seen that :he man heused to like was dead.In his placehad come the grasping. unscrupu-lous enplmllll who was to curve bln wny to power.The loormnn. when he had ush- ered the mem lnxo | hall, when the butler nnnd commnndlngly, looked curiously at them.He knew they were not hahltua of the Glb- bons home, or.indeed. at any of those grenl homes where such al he were tontent to nerve.At Beulnplon the lnckey looked vllh fnlnt ap- proval.Ilettlngtnn wore. aswashis 5 week for important AnnouncementQ u lp o v n pepper,1 cupxul ruueu a a e k e r c r u mb s ,2 : nb le s po on s naa r. 1 tea spo on sa n, 1 tab le spo on min c e d on io n.Re mo ve b on e s f ro m po u nd c an of p in k o r c h u m s a lmo n -gud sep ara te th e fi sh i n to s ma ll piec es.Me lt h u lb e r ,§§ir in .fhzvf ¢'us¢0m_ | hluc k velvet dlnner c oal. B u t lr wa s we ll c u t n n d th e ma n mnved ns xhnugh these ma fmlnc ent halls vwre h ls ns ua l bnu nts. It was at Umvln. poor I-Tlny d Un- wln,xc h nlu r a nd fnllure.th at th e men-servants looked wl th sc orn.Surh gar men ts wort' no t nmv wn ru. nl buy all any and mfr nenlngbut lhll I mggened 1 dlnnsr. Thinklng of 'ruhhy brunt you to my mlnd. md I ukad yan. too.l'm lnltlng to knqlr jun haw Imwrllnllhll huplneu ||_"umm. |l|-an on." hl- mms.; . lld lKl r u "Verna and M " - ' H ' ~ é ' $ » § "Al'm .L \ W e d- rpent " ' ° " ° ° " " ' " * l t . h e m a y v m m a t a n Wm.c m-pnental, H. C. Kuhr home.dnglnm home.Hr. H. C. Kuh! came home on gm Ar, i s we pnmd nv mer o l Satuldly from an Omaha luupitll ne w a n s unde r W im I c a b whale he ll hki mz mdie nl uu¢ ..|' ..___,. . !..___._., , ; . girl has arrived at the home ol'Mr._nnq b!rs E|£on E. Edmondson ox beau,5.U.IMr.and Mrs.Robert Pettit nf ' OHIBIIZI.visitod wi!h rnlnfhnnIi n f Nic Friedricksen Hardware1m a ra du ally uetumr tnn sa w that Un wln wa s los-a n d " g f " g d mg -n l i q u r ' mo I n g wh a t sma ll eonlldoalve he pos- th e n u a tl 'u n t i l ma xe d Ile p u lle d th e s lmn e r ma ni n g a n d stn r r mg c ons tan Y almost nlfr-c llnnntoly on the shoul- thic k enc d.I n to 3 g r e a w d casa der and simu late d ap proxnl." Y o u . . . . "-.u \ w n a v a u u l l y v \ . l C l .Ih a i r s h e e t o f p a p e r a n d p a s s e d I l ac ross the table to Gibbons.Th e di n n e r wa s n o w nt the c offee and liq ue ur algo . a nd mens er vu nts h ad wi th dr a wn f r o m earmhot.Gibbons took It wi th a f r o wn an d read ll through. n w th d 'sv'fhnfnfs nl-f»¢|nl3..e..-_.Ei .|l1e\.fE..n\.d... -....A s e n :mr .me n ts .Ha r vo y to o k h mm m a g a zn ! Tu ' ; 1 ; d , ; n n m§ a i ; e z ;\ l; y th ; p H< ? n r y ld r o ve Mo n d a y mo r n ln g _.\..' A r p Sr . ho me .»da ug ht J o n W eaernaqn ls slo vf ly ' f m '0 : A . a n d C . C . C u n n i n g h a m m- f h i g h : p r o vi n g a f t e r b e i n g W U :Il W ltlhloeived th e Bad n e ws o f th e de ath if h eh 'v pn eu mon ia .He i s n o w a b le to s l t f o f th e i r br o th er - i n -la w,Jalqe te r ,M u p a f e w h o u r s e ve r y d a y .,0 °M r .a n d Mr s .J o h n wr i c n at_| St» c \s.art at Cha rleston , Nob.tus f$»°"'lf'd»..?_ '?ff'fi".¥...¥'?*' ai the rnmmnrann Nrruru f ._._" r seroleornaxmgmam urrungv:as look splendid."he murmrjnred." Ilayer of the salmon through which qnppose I ought to have worn ful!Decks ~the onion and seasoning has beenl dr§'_9H. §o0."It tl id h1'h f k t h i n Q u a i lUn wi n tmn.\\.n\:|.. _.-. . -. ..._ ....., .........|g r a s i t m d .m h h ' ~Y h t f h f h a !f n l m i " P . i _ f ' . ' E " _~ Clara,Marie and Louie Kahnk were Sunday dinner guests at the H.B.Martens home near Fm- mont.Mrs. Anna Wiese and sons were among those who helped C.F.Puls celebrate his birthday last Sunday., Mr.August Micheel,Jr.ofHuron, S.D.is visiting relativesin this neighborhood.He is now at. the Wm.Voss home. Miss Edna Voss visited at the Wm. Voss home Sunday. Miss E\elyn»Knowlton,Lillian and Marie Kahnk were among those to help Eva Shumacher cele- hralae her birthday Monday evening A.number of young folks ut-tended the "hard time" dance at Washington Friday evening. Raymond Kuhr is now working for H. C. Kuhr.\ ~.. ___. ___|-" --»--~,f I Your ~ Horses"~5? Well Fitting Harhess ~- They CAN and 'WILL do ~ more work"next spring if ~w you repair NOW.~ W . E . D e m p s e y ~ Kennxrd, Nebraska ~ ........................|Lester Berry,of Benson,Fred' Kramer of St.Edwards,Helen_ Berry of Schuyler,Mr.and Mrfhf Chas.Berry and Mr.and Mrs., H. E.Ward and Helen Elizabeth' were entertained at. a turkey din- ner given by Mrs.E.Berry last Sunday.| Mrs. Sam M. Wright is confined!to her bed with rheumatism an¢I| Miss Ada McCann is doing thehousehold work.| Both Mr.and Mrs. Jap Rosenf baum have been ill with the flu;the past week.However, nt this; writing they are much improvedi and are able to he about,| Rh.zsél Brown has been seriously] ill and under the doctor's care the' past week with pleurisy.His fa-ther,Ray Brown has also beenl confined to his bed due to a broodg \ 1 ~ \/|Y 1 y v »°"~», i 4 ' Q '' 'I 4 G ~ l ¢ ~ o og ( H i o' 0 4w a 5 u nl; ~ "'~ J -6'~~s e e n :>»E A Rl\\ ¥~.~ \ `I 1*\` v ` ? \ i n ~ 'r~" - -.»¢~ 4 .All the latest Goodyears are here at l_.ow_l930 Prices Double Eagle N e w H e a vy D u t y St a n da r d Al l- W e at he r an d the low-priced, big Tires and T u s Low Priced W e wil l g lad ly inspect Your T ires Free' and Inflate them . Dr i ve ln . \ 'THRES For a Change Christopher Qalumhus. Benjamin Franklin,Robert Fulton--tiwy took a chance and found something better.And ¢hcrc'n no telling what you're miss- ing In tins until you makr oompurisona I)oam't n tire um has prnvvd its(-lf EXTRA - yznod enough / to lend in populnnty for I5 years. at lcasl deserve m try?Put ona(inody4~ar ncxl time -get the low. down on (his qumilion of which kind is box-I! value, New Style Path finder Full ()vm-rsize--a qunlily possible because of the low costa Goodyear enjoys by building; nearly one-third nf all tires sold in America.Frrhh 1930 "i`irs¢e"-- 1.-ufefully mounted - lifelfme guaranteed-backed hy our year round service.~ 0 nR o s e n b a u m S e r v l c e S t a t i o n Kennard, Twflraska u \ : i u 5 u u u u \LU HU|Jl ¥ll \U ¢ U U ||C ||" Uys w e a r t h a t i f r m s n f n l a t t a i n : r m - sauc e.Re p ea t u n ti l a ll i s u f d . Ha vi n g c r u mb s o n to p.D o t w i t h butter and bake in moderate oven about 25 minutes.It will rise to ab o u t do u b le i ts o ri g i n a l h u lk .I f e g g is used,ad d th e beaten ft! !! t o a q u i me r c n p fu l o f mi lk an d m i x w i t h t h e wh i te sauc e. Sa lma n i n Ru n e k i n s M n "'I §u|\ln:rnnrn1c hli if nr nrlrl w| . l |.|.ll.|||||lL un\.'tl un I lll IBQEwhic h had hc c ome*h nhltnnL Th e financ ier was prc pnrc d ln b e th or - oughly horc fd llc ju d g e d ma n by his nhlllty t ma k e mon ey ;an d wi th mc s e Stan da rd s he h ad only Cnntcrnpt for lh e small.nervous mn n wh o pc cred lhrn ugh thic klnnsosarhim.H e looked wi th do-r-per lnrorvst nt the painter. , " i t d¢»cu=n°t #com posqihlo we are all or nn nz c ." hc sa id. wh en lh e v tune an d the ozhera d o not.theluc k y on e sh all aid the uns uuwmrul c h er rf nlly an d un as ke d I n an y ra y he ll c a lled u pn n tn d o./" H O W A R D BI:."I"1INGTON ('Be lty '). " F L O Y D UN W T N ("I'nbh7°}. " A L F RE TI GI H B O NS ('3 Brass Bn lls')." Glhhon s han dc d I t bac k to Unwln "lt' n interesting."he admlttc rl. ».1mo n t. Mr s . A n n a W i e s e a n d s o n s we r e a m o n g those w h o he lp ed C.F . P u ls c eleb rate hi s bi r th d a y la s t Sun da y .. M r .A u g u s t Mic hee l,J r .o f Hu r o n ,S.D .is vi s i ti n g relatives i n th i s neig hbo rho od.H e is n o w a t th e W m .Voss ho me . Mi s s E d n a Vo s s vi si te d a t th e W m. V o s s h o me S u n d a y . Mi s s E \ e ly n » K n o w l to n ,L i lli a n a n d Ma r i e K a h n k we r e a mo n g th os e to h e lp E va S hu mac he r c e le - hra lae h er bir th day Mond ay eveni ng A.n u mb e r o f y o u n g f o lk s u t- ten ded th e " h a r d ti me "danc e a t W a s h i ng to n Fr i d a y e ve ni n g . Ra y m o n d K u h r is n o w wo r k i n g f o r H. C . K u h r .\ S A F E D E P E N D A B L E T R A N S P O R T A T I O N A Modern Complete Fleet of TrucksA T Y O U R S E R V I C E B-LINE TRANSFER Chas."Bates, Pro ~U \ x '|V " Your Horses-- Will Apprcciatea ' Well Fitting Harness They CAN and 'WILL do more work"next spring if you repair NOW. W . E . D e m p s e y ~ Kennxrd, Nebraska ~ m m>§4 ~¢.»_\ / ¢F '/ 1 A ';,4/ N ; ' , i ) '~ O 1 'w w ~ H u ,\ pa ~< \Q ~U ( V u ~~Chas.B e r r y a n d Mr .a n d Mr s . H .E .W a r d a n d He le n Eli za b eth we r e e nte rta in e d at. a tu rk e y d i n - ne r g i ve n b y Mr s .E .B e r r y la st Sun da y . Mr s . S a m M. W r i gh t i s c o n f i n g d to h e r bed wi th r h e u ma ti s m an d Mi s s A d a Mc C a n n i s do in g thc' house hold wo r k . B o th Mr .a n d Mr s .J a p Ros en b a u m ha ve been i ll wi t h th e f l u th e pa s t we ek .Ho we ve r ,n t th i s wr i ti n g th e y are mu c h imp r o ve d a n d a r e ab le to h e ab o u t, Rh.zsé l Bro wn ha s been seri ously ill a n d u n de r th e d o c to r 's c ar e th e pa s t we e k wi th ple uri sy .Hi s fa - th er ,Ra y B r o w n ha s also been c o n fi n ed to hi s b e d d ue to a b lo o d II . I 1I . I rI I I I III k \ ~e":-'U r . n n .All the latest Goodyears are here at l_.ow_l930 Prices Double Eagle New Heavy Duty Standard All-W eather and For a Change Christopher Qalumhus. Benjamin Franklin,Robert Fulton--t}u~y took a chance and found something better.And ¢hcre'n no telling what you're miss- ing In tins until you makr oompurisona I)oam't n tire th.-x\ has prnvvd itself EXTRA - yznod enough to lend in populnnty for I5 years. at least deserve m try?Put ona(inody4~ar next time-get the low- down on (his question of which kind is box-I! the low-priced, big value, New Style Pathfinder Tires and Tu s Low Priced W e will gladly inspect Y o u r T i r e s F r e e ' Full ()vl~i\size»-a qunlily possible because of the low costa Goodyear enjoys by building; nearly one-third nf all tires sold in America.Frehh 1930 "i`irs¢e"-- 1.-ufefully mounted - lifelfme guaranteed-backed hy our year round service. Drive ln. Rosenbaum Service Station Kennard, Twfmraska .\ \ ""\. r \.~ oo ou 4 n3 n s"~ ~ ~u ' . ...f sr - Ia ""o :¢5 "°r.». .'. 1~ @®@n :gf m m .,g !f"f ¢ ".A .| n i u f ; u\ . . |U \ q . u n . u | ; u v .n u u » v \ » |m u th r e e tablespoons f lo u r an d po u r o n gr a d ua lly 1 c u p o f mi lk .'1`= th i s a d d on e po un d c an sa lmo n h a d n g pre vi ous ly re mo ve d th e bones and akin and Haked it fine also one can PERB-1%Lonspoozz an and 14 teaspoon celery SallFillramekinsandcoverw1t11 b u tte r c mrn bs.Ba k e ti ll li g h b r o wn .Th i s c a n also he ma de wi th o u t th e peas,a n d wi ll serve ,i x p e o p le . Deiicious P l u m Pu dd in g T w o c ups b r e a d c r u mb s ;1 c up m e l .c hopped ve ry fi ne (b utte r _ _ _ _ _| _ -. . » . L . . | . ! n . . . A . . . | \ -4 . . . . . . . -1 -- woro sonrorl."Ta bb y loo ks fi fty , 1| look forty .and l' m d - - d If B e tty dnoem'z look ron years loss." Herrington ro wn le d the snoorirgc mnn nor In whic h the suorossful man ot affairs ro;.~urdod\Unv\In. "To me y ou lonkoc l the oldor." he Bald snnvoly . "'I`\rhhy may hnve not on vre i rh t, h m thero's :ure in y our fare.Thr oo Brass Balls.an d '|rr*nklos: a half inc h dee p." Gibbons flushed.Ile ha d not for- gotten th e o ld nlvknn me :ivan hlr n .In jest. for his ability to make small g gnlns In loan and humor. He looked ac ross the s=ll\or-laden table at Bot-Ungton.Th e painter had a clear e y e n n d a c le: m'sk ln.Th e r e wu s ' R ~I)|\iRl*n f hndtv nm;I n . "b u t not legal.I t wo u ld ha ve n o valu e I n a c ou rt o f low.I to r e ms c opy up y ear s ag o." Bettlngtnn reached for It an d or-nnned the doc ument. " P d forgotten a ll abo ut lt. "he said. " Ha d y o o ? " Gi b b o u s s a i d wi th a 8lli'£'I'. " I t may nn!be leg al," he heard Unwln say ing nr~rvou=sly . "but In a ma n o r o f o ld friondslnip the splrlr c ounts nm th e le tter . " "\\ 'h lr 'h s ho ws y ou f o be ls fo ol ish or forty as y o u were at twenty ." sold tho flnanoior..1. flo ri lnmon wa s consc ious mo r eh l l l y t h a n o v o r o f U n w l n ' s d e j e o f I 0 [ l .~h f l n i \I I . F } \ | | \ |l ' n a | n n l . . l _ . . . lmgy ue a uuau uuns uy ;1 eg g; 1 c u pmolas se s;1 teaspoon s oda;1 c up ,- gi gd m; 1 c up E n glis h wa ln uts c u t fu nc :5&c u p e n tr a n ts ;% .c up c il.+ mé m a y b e o mi t te d i f n o t li k e d ) ; 1 tc ms pdon c i nnai non; 1:tensooon nuzmeg; 1 teaspoon vanilla.Mix a l l d r y ing red ien ts together.Sti r the .soda in molasses until it foams Add milk and egg, and mix with d r y ingreciients.' A d d 2 tablefs- fgp-oons f lo u r to hi n d tog eth er. S te a m t w o hours.Th i s pu d d i n g wi l l ke ep f o r several wee ks an d nmy he r eh c u te d .Serve h d , wi th the 1 ollo \vin g sa uc e:T w o hea pi ng glbles po on s f lo u r ;2 c ups sug ar. N j ;tog eth er.On e lh r g e table- f p o t m b u tte r ;2 c ups jpoi ling wa - te r .B o i l i n ti l cieari A d d tea- _--vv\».r uu u nllthc -ness whic h had long slnc e left G ho n a Ile nlnnised sourly at the o t e r man.Even there he feltbeaten.Un wln' s lmze was serene and untronhlerl.Thor e was a c m'-tnln slmpllclty and dl1~r~r~tness_ubol:t him whic h Feomml ehlldlsh. "I'\e worked." Glhbonsm snapped: "that :I ves one llnes and wri nkles." "l'o n 've hated."Be ztlo gtoo an- swo ro d:"y o ur fave ls n c hart o f unvhnritahle emotions.Your sort of oooooss stumps its 1.lctlm. Tuhhy and I have worked. too remember." "lnrlf°(°d.I have."'Tllllhy siglmed nod thoucht of hln non-s=uc .ress ns u solleltor of nd\t'rtls=ln:!. Gibbons looked about him.fi lo guests. 'following hls glances.sa w wh n th e me a n t.There was s unerb luxury e\er3,~wlien=-.mo n o t these two me n r ealize th at the y were he lm: sumptdously entertained ln mag- _| "u n l u u u B U l \ l . l I I l l l ' l lh l m s t - e r nl j d f i r m d u l l ,h r o - n a n d t l m r f o n n o t h i s b o w e d s h o u l d e r s . "0h. 'I 'uhhy ."he c ried "o r e y o u so poor n jn dze of homo n nature no to eorne to Gibb ons for he lp?. I f I had k n o wn y ou were In need y ou mig ht not hu vo had this hu mllla tion.W llh ln th is very week l' ve bouuht n Camp ond pnld fo r I L I could have deferred pny nient easily enouzzh.what do y o u n eed it fo r?" "I t' s my children."sold Un w ln quietly ."They ar e c ry ln rr. not for foo d. hut fo r e dnmtlo n.lt' s nno th or f orm or starvati on.l th o u g h t ll Glhhons wo u ld odvonoe enotnriu munoy to get them whore they wontto bo. Pd pa y lt n fl' little hs' llttlo. I se t! I was wro ng .Ile i s n o t the ma n we k_ne\r.*' (:"}hl]f|.S l"ll0\9d R Hlf ln nnnnelln to ha ve left h i m speechless.Het a r m about tho n va n i lla . Ra is in A n g e l E a k e Nine egg whites;1 cup flour; 1 teaspofm cream of tartar;1 'i c u p s s u g a r ;54 teaspoon s a lt;1 te as po on va n i lla ;1 c u p seedless ra is in s p lu mp ed .Si ft s u ga r twi c e ; s i f t f lo u r f o u r times.Be a t e g g arhibc s u n ti l s ti f f wi th salt.a n d cream of tartar.Then fold in su- nttlcont rooms hy one who had nomentor o ppo rzun lty in y ou th than they ?Less opportunity .Un wi n was nlvc nys a student to whom ac n-demlc tasks were easy .Bettlmrton had n small prope rty when Gibbons ha d bu t an allowanc e fr o m I t d ll tant relative.Fro m the pa le sec re tary Gibb ons had learned that Bet- tjngton had nnnseti his lif e ma in ly in trave ling and pai ntin g th e sm ln her sterner mnnda ur.....a..;..._-- . .. . ._. » n .u u \ m l = u l }T h e y e a r s .h e h a d a l m o s t f o r g o t t e n a w o k e I n h l a m i n d w i t h a n e r u t l n r d l s t i n c r n e s a H e d i d n o t l i k e t o r e m e m b e r t l m t h e m m t h e a u t h o r o f t h e d o c u m e n t a n d e x e c u t e d I t w l r h t h e f e e l i n g t h a t h e w a s a h o n e t l c i a r y u n d e r i t s t e r m H e h n r l t h o u g h t n o t h i n g c o u n t s t a y H o w a r d B e t t l m z t o n l n h i s n g h t f o r f o r t u n e E v e n T u b h y U n w l n .d i s t i n g u i s h e d s c h o l a r .s e e m e d f u r m o r e l i k e l y t oIE¥Ely.Add flour and van- jl h .Fold in fruic and pour into ungreased&l189|ke pan.Bake 1 h o u r i n s l o w o n» a n d a llo w i t i n . n i q h l l 1 Ia n n i h n f n u n QAvnA \v; n» ,- . . - vu q .L a i n pu.:| .l.l I\!lwerenotsuc h as to attr ac t the dealer, aithough his f Ilowen reveredh i m f o r h i s a n .Ec onomic ally ha wa s a failnne.A n d y e :Gib bo n; ggugdgo r rid h imself of the feeling g|f.nn¢n»| »..--Al-* mu s e a na me than the undfstlngulshnd Cllhhnns. lThunges f'hnn|:|»s" H o w bid ls the g i r l! "he do mnndod. "Eighteen,"m i d Uu wln ."Sh: wa n ts to g o to S mi th . " ,_._ ..... |uu|.llI7l§\Uu vs' :ul -wnaz about the buy?"-----~--"''T position.There n m something "Hem n year Jropnger.They YPII:from the pan./stinging and lrrltnting In it.me he'a a gre-nlun rnevlasnnh-ui!!I n .J -__--.__And ha Inn Hnnnunui ».- I»1 »- -uuzvltl HINIS Ammonia added to rinsing water mmm c olors so pmtnnnes, cur- wm and qui lts .lc removes rem gnk, tmiz and grass stains from whité articles, while, mixed wldpowdured pumioe, 1» will removlobllinatesootand smoke mark: (mm the hearth tiles. Shrub ahadd be kept in a coo plus ma well mv exed; o r 1: mu mo ww de ry - _ __ ..__ _.-~-,W lu una muthesetwoqule!gu n a were re-enahllahlng that lense of unusen-ed mperlorlty which they had u~ercued ln college.There hnd been 1 time when thae two meant more to him than any other men.And when xuecas came to hlm he forgot them.Gibbons new n llttle uhnmed:but me feellng lnned only l few moments.Htl \rr¢» pnc e banhhld IL Ha had n o ceoded; they had failed.Hs w u nm n llttlsorntlnnelli when the pus wad way ln with-an uhm whim demumna.nnm¢~ yearns ro enter :he Blnssarhllsrmlnslltuxe ol Tecllnnlogy. "Nnthlng ln ll."snld Glhh-m~scornfully "lf he had an youruhu;for hunlneas l mlzhl Ywlp.Lol lllnlhlnk IK over.Wham lhe glrl rl"lug?" "She u one or llmlwuym nh-'lmrrnphen.She has Krvnl n|\|n»r!u1- tleu there. hm her hmm lnn'l ln 1|-wnrk" Ainxwovth North Central Neb- lnskn Po ultry Show hdd hem n- | _ Blair, Nebraska, February 13, 1980 §.. . - . -- . . .a me n , m , Farm .|}.\€§2gKi§_ Stahgn,_Can of Ifoor 14.gL for six months beginning March 1,,and family Mr and Mrs.Bob Sundly morning was one of the Christ Oerman Rand Work 6.00|Howsrd J<N E W E N G L A N D N ~ I w c d m a d a y a t " e _ l ? d d e _§_'Anderson and family and Mr. and smallest no far thls year.there Henry Flake. Labor 8.00|Bureau 239.96 sure Joumm co., Supplies 1.20 1980 to pay the same. ting Co., Supplies mms w. J. Sas, Supplies for Poor 138.42 By order nt the Col Mrs.Frank huftis and Birdie Fletrher spent. last Monday rl-Ubi! Louie Hovendick home.Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson end children were iast. Monday evemngvisitors at. the Vick Skov homeMildred Thompson of Blunt, us- the presence or me lmmeulate ' i " _ Tfamily.Miss Violet Groupe, sis-'Mr o r v e M . ; n d § r s o n ~ of the bride, and John Hzenssen, Clarir were Saizurday evening vis- brother of the groom,acffd as itors at the Albert Nelson home. bndesmald and best. man.n t h e Mr and Mrs Henry Lammers'evening around 'fo °'- so. ""'""'|m.a family visited their new neigh hors gathered to cimnnvx l §§'°'"°ibm, M r.and Mrs. John Frazier They were i"'"Fed ~:f';° 5 ent <;g°;,..,,.. family last Saturday evening I ~ tvrenty-seven 13M¢"f»l\v r}§§'cB§i§ §§ ~ Owing to the absence of two af the teachers, Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. David, Mr.Peck taught the Ser-vice Seekers class and Mrs. PecktheBible class.Rev.Hangett of the Christian church, held a ser-vice during the Sunday schoolitednt.the New Engiand §°h°°l ~ t h e e v e n i n g 3 W v Mrs.Wiliiam.Wulbern enter;'hour.Rev.Moran plans to belnsf xmmaaf.-.!'~"'£ and 'E'§Ffi,_..-f'""f'.-,.°f -§f'f.:'mnea hir. and Mm. Henry wul-Iwi m us one week from next s.H.Neff,Labor F. F. Peterson, Labor H. LeRoy Spiker, Labor Lloyd E. Spiker,Labor Eddie Thielfoldt., Labor Harry Thielfoldt,Labor - Callie Hansen, Labor Robert Madsen. Road work untv Courts.oolx. B. Prms.oo |s.oo | :wo4.503.003.001.2018.37 lklopp Printing Co., Supplies 100.00 Kuhn Sturio, Pris. Phoms 2.50lr he nd m m» ¢ n,Ren¢10.00 'Midland Chexm Labomtories, Supplies 3.38 Maurice Mehrens, Sheriff,l Zqnnse 55.44 'R. J. Murdoch, M. D., Prof.l Services 8.00 Neb. Power Co., Arl.. Service 2.20 Stewan Pharmacy, Supplies for Poor 10.90 'Mrs. Dick Stricklctt, Cam of Poor 80.00 Mrs. Peter Stricklett, Care ol Poor 20.00 Mra W m.Swihart, Rent 6.00 University Publ. Co., Supplies 6.20 Wards Cash Store, Supplies for Poor 55.78 renewal of Mothers Pension w w granted Leona Mitchell and the County Clerk instmcucd tn draw* warrants for Six Dollars and Sixty-six Cents pct month for mix months beginning March 1,1030 to pay the same. By order _of theCounty Court renewal of Mothers Pension was granted Pearl Stewart and the , "_' M _F Luftis cookies,snnuwiunun und " m e.§ E . l § " ' f . .. . ' i . . . ~ a f t e r - w e re s e r v e d .The newlyweds wlll noon visitors ut the Fred Ander- so to housekeeping at ante on a.son home.farm belonging to the bnde's fa- Mr.and Mrs.Chas.l~Iovcndiek'7ih@f.known as the Joe Harvey .n i ~ d - 'Blair ntLlae` arm.i¢'§1°"fi.§tf"..l..»f.12'».f`.i..§f`I Rohm Rasmussen °""€d to see Miss Currie Manley spent Thurs|\Vnlb0rhH0\;`gdlQk §',i.§2§~ .-1 _igymnighr.nl. the Alfred hramex-,3;<;rld Hgvsvsw _feeling fine mga en- -Mnrjorie and Gracie Jackson .ioys seeing hw friends.. were Wednesday evening visitors Mr. Andrew Hole:was in nnaz the 1-'red iiovcndick home.Omaha hospital last week.He isMr. and Mrs. Anhui'Anderson home now but still under the doc- bern and Margaret und Mr.and hits. Rudolph Kuhl, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vogt, Hunk Vogt and Grand- pa Wdbern a t Sunday dinrxer,'celebrating Billy,Jr's.fourth binhday.|Eleanor DeVinney has been boarding at the Wm.Wulbern 'home the past few weeks ns the|toads have been none too dcpend~| able for car driving.|Mrs.Harry Swanson,Howardland Clara Mae spent Wednesday wieh Mn Alfred Svnversnn. Sunday for a service,J'M 'Mr. and lllrs.Henry Jensen =-#HES n5;'.$"§a..f.'.§'"§'l¢.'fY.""' mended a binhdny party at Uqeuohn Banjy LaborNels Jensen home in Omaha Fu~ day evening.Mr.and Mrs.Ted Olsen and daughter,Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Olsen and baby,Mr. and M s . Fred Olsen, Mr.and Mrs. Leslie Anderson and baby of Omaha, all visibed at the Ed Olsen home Sun- day afternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Olsonentertainedthe1 .G.Pinochle s.oo| s.oo3.002.448.2516.00 Bemard'J. Thompson, Labor Alben Benson, Road Work Axel Hansen, Road Work Johh F. Hilgenkamp, Road Work 2.81 Walter Wehmeyer, Road work 10.13 Raymond Wulf, Road work 1.50 Elen _[lam Road work 4.50\ N-Mrs. Man* Prior 16100 G. J. Nelson, Cash Adv.5.00 Nonh Side Store, Supplies for Poor 121.06 Patadle Bros., Supplies for Poor 88.44 Rathmann Garage,Labor, Gas, etc.8.69 Rivett Lbr. & Coal Co., Sup- plies 10128 Redfield Grocery Co., Sup- plies for Poor 27.82 Rnberts Cafe, Dinners lnmabes day ol iire 1.85 Safe Guard Company, Check Probecbor 72.92 `The Hand of Welcome fm- Poor 60.07 Wolff Drug Shure, Supplies for Poor 51.85 On motion duly made and car- ried the Bond of Beaty Contract- ing Company was approved. Moved,seconded and carried that the resignation of U.s. Reeves for Road Overseer of Dis- trict No. 22 be accepted. By order of the County Court renewal ot Mothers Pension was granted Florence Cotta and the County Clerk instructed to draw warrants for Thirty-three Dollars and Thirty-three cents per month warrants for Thirteen Dollars and '.l`hirty-three cents per month for six months beginning March 1, 1930 to pn the same. I By order f the County Court grenewal of them Pension was granted Gl ys Ki rk and t i n County Clet instmcfed no draw warrants for` Twenty Dollars per month for six months beginning March 1, 1980 ta pay the same. 'On motion duly made and carried the Board adjourned w mee February 24, 1930.. ANNIE C.MARTIN, County Clerk. and baby were Thursday visitors n: the Lars Peterson home.Mrs. Raymond Mngill and Junior spent \Vednesdny evening at the Floyd Magill home.A farewell Dirty was giv ennt the Walter Kramer home for Mr. and Mrs.Wm.bender and Dam- ily Thursday evemm;.bei0re_ lenv tor's care.~ "'i ; ----- I ; J -" ' ° ; " "beenChesterRasmn,who at»SY"erson a sze d t h e state agricultural spending a few days at the hurnen sséhool at Lincoln,ip confined m'°f his unc.le,I"!~nnk Jahnel and will his be.; with the small pax.He return to has theme in Wisconsin is feeling fine though.the latter part of the week. Mr. and MIS- Arthur Andersen ~ a nd Mrs . Al Kro nberg a nd spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. family spent,Monday evening at and Mrs.Leslie Lauersen and the Wm Cunningham home. ' * ~ -'Mr.and Mrs.Art Jensen and Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Fred Olsm Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.Ed Olsen held highscore and Mrs. Chris Jensen and George Follen received the con-solation prize._There were five tables of players present and Lhe next meeting will be at the homeot Mr.and Mrs.Lars Frandsen. .uus nempcke, Road work zo.6u\John F, Jackerott, Supplies 3.50H. yv. Pyles, Rosa Work s.sol Lows C. Lorsch, Road work and Dragging 2940; 4.so\ 8.25 1.88 0 en Jim Evans, Labor Eldl Lorsch, Labor Ernmt Schmidt, Labor 1.\.... n.....,.:..»--v_L-.. f Q..¢|A1:1né were Sunday aitemooni `The and of Welcome Awaits You 1 ; ~ » ~' \I~"/ The hand of welcome that awaits you at this bank is not a spasmodic welcome but is an every day welcome.We are always glad to serve you.That is our one aim in con- ducting this business#-to be of service to the people of this community in every way we can.And we want you to feel that you are always welcome w come to us for fin- ancial advice and counsel.\` Citizens State Bank A. R_ Bro ck. Pres.B L A I R .N E B .R. J. Murdoc h, Vic e P res .iri for Canada They Loaaea Davy-ih§ir cnt Sa¥.\.ll'd£\Y I A.lVlIl_ and .v . Mrs.Herman Hovendick and Ivan, who have been at the Her-man Hovendick home for the pastvmek, returnw home Thursday. Esther Kniger spent Wednes-day at _ the Mrs.Minnie Blum home.'Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weber wereSundayvisitorsattheThorwalrl spent the pass week Wim un.-rrcoudn, Alla: Kruse.Mr.and Mrs.Pele Andersen were Friday dimer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolsman of Bair.Mrs.Jim Paulson 01 Blair,gf spending a few days with her si - mr.Mrs.,_James Rasmussen and family before she goes to house-' su-.QW .... ..... ..-..., --,_._Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson andchildren,Mr.and Mrs.Frank Jahnel, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svog- erson and Christine,Ted NelsonandEleanorDeVi.nney helpedBillyWulbem,Jr.celebrate his birthday Monday evening.Charles Reeh and Albe n Nel~ .mn hm!hmrs on the market in children wereguests at the Enat Calhoun. Mr.and Mrs called at the I-Iahome Sunday aiu Hans Andersora visitor Mondz Lippincott home. Rn nd av1;a Ei;'ick;home| Agggysnyuer LIOT/01°Co., Su]P'1.15.George Pollen ns Christoffersen ernoon.x of Omaha, wasxy at the Clark v wLocal Regisirars, Reg. Births an: Deaths Berry Bros.,Supplies for Poor R l n h .f|'..\_...\.,.....r . .n. .. .. ¢ 57.40u a u u 1x : |c p u uu l S v u . ,.w cu v"'1hnr¥mz 1 f u s k a n d l 8 - H d T O H 5 Ha n s c i l ho me ..kee pin g.ava _______=__0 ha.la s t Mo n d a y .L i pM r .a n d Mr s .V lc k S k o v a n d M r .a n d Mr s .L o u i s Ra smus se n m aA11iI¢lnn we r e Sun day af te rn oo n an d c h ildr en s pe nt S un da y even in g M r ;m d Mf g-John vVog1t,J r .son, ---- -I ......: uv a n ITana n r t WGN!hnrnp . and Mrs. 4 called at th Saturday e . and Mrs. ; T;'|§§;;§`i{,¢]\iglBlus Gooss Stole, Supplies wenlnz.for Poor 6.71CIQQ-Yé."ie:1sen and n d Mr s .He r b e r ; an o f B e ns o n, Mr . Bla c o of K enn ar fh bs on a n d h i a m n Ra y m o n d B u r r , M.D. , Pr o f . Servic es 6.00 I .C.Cahoon,Sup pli es f o r Po or 9.00 l ' ° ' ; § u »D | n = »f '\ » 1 n v §\ 1 f ¢ _ vi s i to r s a t th e Mr s .Li z z ie A c k e r -wi t h M r . a n d Mr s . F a y J ones .M r . ma n h o m e .an d Mr s . Ro y A nd e rs en of D e S oto Me i c y B r i dwc ll a n d An n a Th o mp we re als o c a lle r s th e re , s o n we re Su nd ay af ter n oo n vi s-Mr . He n r y Ra s mu s s e n a n d Mo r - itCr$a t th e I'IZ1l0ld ~h°fr"s~g a n " , e r e ~ t g I . ¢ i l l£ 2 \ I l tlhu rs; I I I I U .I | . \ l l l l l }l u n I L i u n a u " c l "_ _ _- _ _ _M o n d a y e v e n i n g g u e s t s a t t h e M r . F r e d P e t e r s e n h o m e .c h i l d : E l m e r M o n s o n s p e n t S u n d a y H u r d a f t e r n o o n n t t h e E m i l I l i a t z o n a n d I | h m n n .~ en,Mr.a and childrc Hrs. Harry 1 Alice Jaco ~~Ma ny U L m a n n , \ l | l 5 l U | l l q n a . -.. . 1 n m t e r .G l o b e s 5 9 . 9 0 l i b I l f l d 1 1 .L 0 l l i 9 f l 0 V 0 l l ( l l C K l d 3 y t g g g g L ¢ T | & S [ _ e | - _i n g y L u u u u .. . .. . . a ( . ! .»| n \n f * \ l I \ | \ . . : . . . . .. . . . . ' ¢ . . L : n n n i n t r n t l a n d Dany dsper:ourruu,......-W m .Glu n o n ome .M r s :Car rie Jac obsen,A n d r e w a n d lle lc n ,M r .a n d Mr s .Vi c k S k o v, E mme t a n d L u c i lle , Mr . u n d Mr s .A n d r e w Ne ls o n a n d c hildren s p e n t Sa tu r da y eve ni n g ut,th e Ch a rle s Pau ls on ho me .h e lp i n g Mr s .Pau ls on c elebrate h e r b i r th an li i ve rs n ry .Mr s .Mi n n i e B l u m en ter ta in e d lx. -\ v in 1:n t n e r h o me Th u r s ~ n u n muui rrrry rv--....M r .an d Mr s .C le me n s W i lli a m- se n wer e S un da y a fte rn oo n c aller s a t th e Lo u i s Ra smu s se n ho me . W a lte r ,olde st s o n o f M r .an d Mr s .W .H .Ho ven d ic k ,passed a wa y a t t h e Ri c h mo n d h os p i ta l i n F r e mo n t Mo n d a y e ve n i n g f o ll o w- in g u s e r io u s op e r ati o n p e r f or me d th a t mo r n i n g .H e en te re d th e ho sp i ta l f o r tr e a tme n t No v .20 th , , mn dnrinrr th e f i r s t we e k h a d Fa s hi o n C e n te r Si lk D r e ss e s f o r S p r i n g n o w o n sale a t $6.75, $10 t o $19.75 i n sizes 1 1 t o 5 2 i n - c lu di n g th e f a mo u s H a l f - s i z e Dr e s s e s f o r Sh o r t W o me n .4 - l t Fa s h i o n C e nte r h a s a n u n u s u a l- ly la r g e s h o wi n g o f s m a r t n e w sty le s i n S li p p e r s th a t W e a r r i g h t n o w ;W o me n s n n d Mis se s,$2.98 to S6.50:Ch i ld r en s Rob in hoo d, dinner guests Sundny at the Henry Jensen home.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Husk went to Iowa Sunday to attend the funeral services of a cousin uf Mr.Husk which were held onTuesdayafternoonandreturned home Tuesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen and children called at the D.A.Gill home at Tekamuh Friday evening to help their son, Robert celebrate his birthday. , SI JOHNSON AUCTIONEER Blair,Nebraska -See Usfor Bookings- COMMISSIONERS' '-PROCEEDINGS . (Continued from Page One) Hancock Implement Co., Sup- plies 50.15 Lester Hansen, Dragging, ew.11.70 Clyde Hineliné, Labor 3.00 Menno Larsen, Labor `16.75 Robert Madsen, Dragging 24.80 Nicholas Oil Corp., Gas 281.15 Harry Petersan, Dragging 14.55 Clinton Smith,Dragging 24.80 Tmhlsen Bros., Supplies 25.70 I-I. J. Cooke, Supplies 3.35 Fred De Weber, Supplies for Poor 27.69 I. C. Eller, Co. Judge, Mar- raige Certificates 31.00 The Enterprise, Printing 99.01 The Blue Goose Store, Sup- plies for Poor 6.71 Famzers Elevator, Supplies for Poor 83.65 Frye Mfg. Co., Supplies 5.00 John Frankset, Rent 9.00 2 : \ ` \ ~// // ~'-,~ | I The hand of welcome that awaits you at this bank is not a spasmodic \velcome, but is an every day welcome.We are always glad to serve you.That is our one aim in con- ducting this business#-to be of service to the people of this community in every way we can.And we want you to feel that you are always welcome w come to us for fin- ancial advice and counsel.\ Citizens State Bank A R Brock Pres.BLAIR.NEB.R.J. Murdoch Vice Pres ,..__I ,_Poor Wm.Gilliland, Labor Hammond & Stephens Co., Supplies John E. Hansen, Dep. Sheriff Mileage & Expense Herman Telephone Co.. Tolls 0. L. Hilsinger, Drayage Holmquist Gr. 4: Lhr. Co., Supplies Interstate Machinery dz Sup- uly Co., Repairs John F. Jackerott, Supplies for Poor 39.28 8.00 15.23 14.95 2.70 2.05 zw52.40 20.00 dinner guests Sundny at the Henry Jensen home.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Husk went to Iowa Sunday to attend the funeral services of a cousin uf Mr.Husk which were held onTuesdayafternoonandreturned home Tuesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen and children called at the D.A.Gill home at Tekamuh Friday evening to help their son, Robert celebrate his birthday. , SI JOHNSON AUCTIONEER Blair,Nebraska -See Usfor Bookings- COMMISSIONERS' '-PROCEEDINGS . (Continued from Page One) Hancock Implement Co., Sup- plies 50.15 Lester Hansen, Dragging, ew.11.70 Clyde Hineliné, Labor 3.00 Menno Larsen, Labor `16.75 Robert Madsen, Dragging 24.80 Nicholas Oil Corp., Gas 281.15 Harry Petersan, Dragging 14.55 Clinton Smith,Dragging 24.80 Tmhlsen Bros., Supplies 25.70 I-I. J. Cooke, Supplies 3.35 Fred De Weber, Supplies for Poor 27.69 I. C. Eller, Co. Judge, Mar- raige Certificates 31.00 The Enterprise, Printing 99.01 The Blue Goose Store, Sup- plies for Poor 6.71 Famzers Elevator, Supplies for Poor 83.65 Frye Mfg. Co., Supplies 5.00 John Frankset, Rent 9.00 ~ / - ~ \ / / // ~'-,~ | I The hand of welcome that awaits you at this bank is not a spasmodic \velcome, but is an every day welcome.We are always glad to serve you.That is our one aim in con- ducting this business#-to be of service to the people of this community in every way we can.And we want you to feel that you are always welcome w come to us for fin- ancial advice and counsel.\ Citizens State Bank A R Brock Pres.BLAIR.NEB.R.J. Murdoch Vice Pres ,..__I ,_Poor Wm.Gilliland, Labor Hammond & Stephens Co., Supplies John E. Hansen, Dep. Sheriff Mileage & Expense Herman Telephone Co.. Tolls 0. L. Hilsinger, Drayage Holmquist Gr. 4: Lhr. Co., Supplies Interstate Machinery dz Sup- uly Co., Repairs John F. Jackerott, Supplies for Poor 39.28 8.00 15.23 14.95 2.70 2.05 zw52.40 20.00 mu.:U .Mo , , .. . -_.__d a y a f t e r n o o n .A f t e r t h e b u s i n e s s : m e e t i n g t h e t i m e w a s s p e n t vi s i t - i n g a f t e r w i c h n d e l i c i o u s l u n c h w a s s e r v e d .~H e l e n J a c o b s e n s p e n t S u n d a y f t e r n o o n a t t h e M p r t i n H o i e r submitted to .several minor o r~..rations.He was a kind,patgnt 3139 3° $3.39.Luna Jettzck,S.: sufferer, always cheerful and hop-n $4-lt ing for the best.The bereavedfamily have the deepest sympathy B E N C H N O T E S from all their neighbors.Mr.and Mrs.Alfrw HansenI11uullnc.ri.wa s ive n a t t r S i lk D r e s s e s f o r a n d da u g hte r c alled a t th e h o me.. A .fF¥"°"I'il..'f'f_ yhnnan gnhnf¥ntJ'... F1Shl0n Cen.e _:_-L an rn:e1n nf'Mr u No la n Mr lf i h h n n in B la i r uc.-ew........,.._ _cake, pickles :md coffee was serv- ed. The Fadiion Center is a Home Owned Store - patronize them T* they appreciate your busi nu: and gi\Ee you dollar for dollar _,_,. =- .\_- ......-4.1- Dresses :or bDofF women. Fashion Center has an unusual- ly large showing of smart new styles in Slippers that Wear right now;Womens and Misses,$2.98 to $6.50;gmildrens Robinhood, $1.49 to S3..Enna Jettlck, $5 -..J zz 4.1¢ the Tom Hitchcock home Sunday afternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Linton Puffer and son were Friday dinner guests nt the Fred Peck home. Mr.and Mrs.John Comptonléntertainedthefollowingguestsl at/ dinner at their home Sunday.= H J 1 'o n f l M P 2 n Comptonrs. Helms and Mrs f-uhmn éellter Sxlk Dreues for iii-L .1`31`i| X`nE`=nT>h,`i§»\»im»-nnw an ~ at $6.75. 310|B R E W S T E R B I T S Ihln. Snmme n a nd Mr .,,....,,.._____..to $l9'F5 m sizes 11 to 52 §"'I Leslie Thompson and baby.cluding the famous Half-size Sunday dmner guests at thc;Walter Peck was a supper guest Dresses for Short Women.4-lt §a.f1§,la gs n :\1 uef§1\I'. 82151 ag tl}e E. .C.Lippincott home OU' 1'|'1I5»r mr mn JUIINEII anu Luuuny mon uay t2\»\:n|||5.. md M r s P K . Ne ls o n M r s Te d Olingaer c alled a t thx~~Th e J o h:Fr az ie r f a m i ly f r o m C la r k Li p p i nc o tt h o me Su n d a .n e a r L e i t u m u l l l n u s c u Lu L u c v n u z u w r n u u u .|\ 1 » I v ;, l u r h l l h l l l l w a s :1 1 r l d u y D c u s c n f a r m l a s t w e e k w h l c h w a s M r .a n d M r s .A l f r e d H a n s e n . ........*.._ . n -....._¢...l t . . .lZ*A...lI.~"-.A ...1 .}......|..a.... . : - ! | . A n s 1 L . .P n v l Public Sala\ I will sell at Public Auction on the old Carr iga n pl ace one mile east and one-half mile north of Sunderlanjd school house, 3 1-2 miles west of Blair. commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. on TUESQAY, FEB. 18th THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY. TO-WIT: HORSES ' 0ne team hay hox-aa, 9 years old, wt. 3000. One team guy s,more and gelding, 6 years old, wt. 2800. One bay coming 4 years old,wt.1600. One bay mare 8 yearn old, wt. 1200. One brood mare in foal,wt.1400. One rom oolt. One team s and 9 yearn old, wt. 3000. One team 6 and 9 yexn old, wt. sooo.CATTL E One Holstein cow, been fresh 6 weeks. One Holewin allf. n o c s Elghtan head ot Hogs: Tm bro o d wwe -s i x Spo ttd Poland Chllm end Your Red sown to (arrow first week in April.' One Polmd Chinn boar.~' Seven ntock hon. GRAIN and HAY Fonrhnndred bulhell ear corn in crib. Eighty bushels Oltl. Seven ton Wild Hay. Fi ie to n Suda n Gnu and Sweet Clover. Some holed Stnw. CHICKENS Five dozen chickens. MACHINERY,ETC. One wagon with new box; wagon and rack; one new Dempster 2-row cultivator; one new Century eultivntor;two walking eultivntors; one 2~row Go-devil; one John Deere mower; one John Deere sulky plow; one walking plow; one Internetioml com planter, 80 rods wire; one 4-section lunow; one 2-section hnrrow; om! wide tread Heber; one lmrrow cart; one one g u 7-foot Deering binder;one grindstone; 9-foot dine;one new hog waterer; one en¢ne;one pump i w k ;some lumber;80 har-rode woven wire;two sets of Concord ness:two lets f,\y4 nets..one water nn k ; nnd shovels;two wide tired wagone;forks one 9~(oot dine; one 11-foot rake; one Demp- ster 2~row cudtlvntor; one P. & 0. Go»devil; one John Da r e wi de trud lisher;one new lny 1-uk: two nets of hnrneu; one new huid corn lheller; one hey nke; one press drill; range;one heating stove;one Fa d:one redo; one 6-tube ndio; one good rug; one dnvenport; one draeer;two bds; on good wuhi ng muzhioe;eR household Bond and other nrtitles too numerous to mention. LUNCH AT NOON USUAL TERMS AUG. and WM. BULLN, 0wners Jenens & Bross, Aucts.Farmers State Bank, Clerk ~"j ~i=f;f.|'"|;aae'".¢1:;,;1...=-a Tf1esdu}|.r. and Mn. J. W. Nlelnen and evening.___1 J U IIJ V Farm Sales u Specialty Phone -Bla c k 45 Public Sala~ ~M .,_\..,,_\.,,,`\..,:".~~~ "Q»;\ ,,~\~ I will sell at Public Auction on the old Carr iga n pl ace one mile east and one-half m ile n o r t h o f Sunderlanjd school house, 3 1-2 m iles west of Blair. com mencing at 10 o'clock a. m. on Smoke Your Meat ~ Easiest,Cheapest and ~ Best W ay!~ We Sell the Genuine, Guaranteed ~ W x g h t s S m o k e - -S m a l l 6 5 c .L r g e ~ 1 . 2 5 ~ '::L | |:, ~.l _family spent. Sunday afternoon ll Mrfand Mrs. Wiil Pnustian and Mr. ;|:.|l Mrs. .|. M. I-nuns and me parental,Thus.Anderson two chiidren of Bloomfield,Nab., lmly \-- H 5\|{\\|ll3~' dinner guests home.land Mtg. Emil Hagge who is tak- :'n.ll.1'. llnebenthal hqnv-_Thule who helpcgl Mt lg, P. .l!._ing a. course ag; \V§§rnn spqtjt tl}c 1:1r:=:1ry last,Szmturslay c-vcningihg i |I wow Mr. and Mrs. J. W Nielsenl Our Sunday School Qttendance Cod Liver 0il, pure Norwegian per gallon ~ ---.$3.00 Poultry and Stock, per gallon $2.25 Glaubeg Salts, per bag --$2.50 Epsom Salts,10 lbs. 85c 1 lb. loc Copperas Granular, redried' 25 lbs.$1.25 5 5 S m o k e Y o u r M e a t E ~1 ~rf[~ zI ~ .:.C(I~\~ s z !» ; LY Easiest,Cheapest and Best Way! We Sell the Genuine, Guaranteed Wright's Smoke - ~ - Small 65c. Lrge $1.25 Wright's Ham Pickle Small 75c. Large $1.50 Smoke Salt and Sugar Cure ---$1.25 Deam's Meat Smoker Small 50c. Large $1.00 Salt Petre, 3 oz. -in Sage Leaves, 1 oz. 10c | We Carry a Complete Stock of VARNISH, INSIDE ANDOUTSIDE PAINTS, WALL PAPER, 'GLASS, BRUSHES ' Let Us Figure Wifll' You on Refinishing Your Home Prescdption Filling is Our Specialty, Phone Us Your Wants-We Mail Them to You THE STEWART 'PHARMACY ./ -*au s ~~ ~~ .c ~~;§f .:§';~~~. : i i :f*., .~o T J ~ * ~, " ' ?yi : 5 4 $ " \ a£ f " 4 f ~~; ~» ~9 Y vR""7 -\-. v r{}l-i 'r1}- ¢"».q0.. -_ . . , z f 1 . _! \ ~: - _.. l ' 1 / g j} f n ;. u v X \ \ .. ¢ z €? r Q 1. I i Q .°\,f . .r "~~ ` ~. " ' ;; ; -_ - , _ _ , , . 1.~ Q :»4 :\.. "." l " 'f.~4,.!; 1 , ° * "*~ 1 v n u 'P ~y ..*. |v vq . ,Z " '` §: ~ ¢} .X r f 1 ; ¢ " " " ....-r.4. . Just Phone 1 59 When you want Quality Coal JUST PHONE 59.Our ample stocks assure delivery of the kind of coal you wish in the quantity that you need.1 . HAVE YOU EVER TRIED COKE? FARMERS ELEVA'l`0R in 44~~;-|~ I~ 2%J. :»:» g 25 v E e3f*E;, D I a | I: vUf u | ~5, Er 3 |I .nllisl lilfl |i I1{£'!S\;;`:".u\];§;- 'f;.;?.;,;,~., and ¢lnu9:h¢eFf`€£1e?EéI=' s:perE'i°;iEf§ at fha Loui.-s Peterson home.Johnny Larson and Clara Grov- nr was Sunday visitor at Dqkc 1 :i f - "I I.lr::I.n;°'F :a|'|lgl ~ Ia m - lh \u.r|.Sundzu tu.mg siiitors Louis Gravel purmrnawu u ltvu Golnlem:Crepe Silk Teddies, irench panties,daneeues and bloomers :dways $1.98 ut the Fashion Cenbcr.All sizes and colors and new styles every month silk, 5135; Onyx Silk to top Chif- Smimh and Chatter club held .3niiifzelnela_-ihbwer for Miss Dorothy Gnbbe Saturday after- noon ai the home of herpamnt.s, Mr. and Mrs.Fred Grabbe.She was the recipient of many beau- uuxl gn;3_Neighbors to the numl: abo ut 70. mi-ha ted a t the Hovendick home, Feb. 1, and pre~sented Mr. and Mrs. Han.-1 Christiansenwithabeautifulclock. 'The newlyweds will move into their farm home in Burt countyaboutMarch1.Games,singingand a mock weddfng were enjoy- ed till a late hour when a deliciouslunchbrought by the self-invited guests, was served mr .ana Mrs.An n u r Anuersenwe r e c alled to Te k a ma h Mo n da y . w a sseriously hurt._A Qé£¢<>}{ foad oi wood run over his head,almostseveringtheleftear from the head. Mr.}Ienry Rusrnussen was in *Omaha Wednesday to see his cattle sold. Miss Dorothy Grabbe and Geo. Hienasen were united in marriage i1| r r y -_" T "¢ ' f 2 - .,,.@ |.1 -f _5 1 f \ 4 ~~ \ 1 / j |.\i e . , \ .I »>1J . 1 :~f._." ' ;.g-y." a .4 p .l.. .f .~ u n 7 4 §.,.,..-n 'n N Ianu '. .1Q1 3 :s sf¢ _ . ` * ~, ; \ _ ~.`| ~'t 5 l I |\3 \ rQ 1 ..'1 \ Nebraska, February 13, 1980 |at the Herman Nelsen home.to the people themselves.If meh 'lz Craig, Walthill, Blah--Oakland, R O A D Mr.and Mm.Ml!!!C"lY\@Nl'|;a power could be delegates to the Lyons,Pender and .Winnehsgm _and fam\ly were Blmr callers an board. it could certainly be dele-Decatur,Rosalie,Herman and U N §|n||||n_,.,,_~|.--- -nnn ¢_ . . . - n » - . ¢ - u . . |-n.|Fairbury and Plymouth. Neb. Sun-| Lvons. March 15 mm win.lan death,two sons,Paul of Boise,Idaho and Alfred of Sioux City,Iowa and~5e\'eral grandchildren. Funeral services,in charge of Rev.Underwood and Rev.Carl Bader, were held at the Home on Sunday afternoon.The remains were sent to Sioux Ch wherefuneralserviceswerehe d Tues- day afternoon. Mrs.Torn Majors of Tekamah, visited her mother and nunb, th Meadamen Ttuebloord and Black stone on Friday.\ ._....,..-_..._.._.... .. A R C H P R F S L R V E R1A~°\I ' ._.r"_ .<|\,.. I .H " ~IQ " - "i l l f I . _; _. - . e |~: f I :- I I .zusu Nm' mme' | fou rs \\\\\uuluunn ax o so. 1 Sth<5 E HV(New Barker Q Q X 9 Building --rnwnmrwnu Omaha. Nels. Let un Correct Your Foot Ills Nature'n way There is no shoe like the Arch Preserver,style plus comfort.The foot comfort atorefarmenundwonren.32 s death,two sons,Paul of Boise,Idaho and Alfred of Sioux City,Iowa and~5e\'eral grandchildren. Funeral services,in charge of Rev.Underwood and Rev.Carl Bader, were held at the Home on Sunday afternoon.The remains were sent to Sioux Ch wherefuneralserviceswerehe d Tues- day afternoon. Mrs.Torn Majors of Tekamah, visited her mother and nunb, th Meadamen Ttuebloord and Black stone on Friday.\ ._....,..-_..._.._.... .. A R C H P R F S L R V E R1A~°\I ' / " \ " ,\lI~;.;3 B.=;~_/if I m n r s m m t I./USTAN/CE miwf f o u r s \\\\\uuluunn ax o so. 1 Sth<5 E HV(New Barker Q Q X 9 Building --rnwnmrwnu Omaha. Nels. Let un Correct Your Foot Ills Nature'n way There is no shoe like the Arch Preserver,style plus comfort.The foot comfort atorefarmenundwonren.32 s .Q-»- . . . . _. K e n n e t h T y a n d r u m I n Mo n d a y ,ac c ompanie I n d Mr s .C la r k Stri c kle Hr s . T v x n n ne fh a lf i d h Friday af ternoon. e to Oma-Mr.and Mrs.Pete Andersen zl by Mr. were Saturday evening supper °:¢€_§lzcsts at the Mania Christensen M _ H . R 1 ,glized for years and practicallygatedtothe, Pwple `U1°m3°1"""'Bancroft.wisitrvr ~°H`;§,*;" '¥~u3d,;y|helplesa but she has always been Judge Spear declres. _At a meeting of the _ Allfha : o mi n g Mr.Abbot:amd Fnday after-Honor Society "5 the Blau hugh Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Underwood noon the cue will dbme for trial school, the followmg officers "ffm and daughter, Mrs. W. B. Ander- nnnin hafnrn district court.The elected: President. Ruth Vur: Vlce-__.\\|:.._.-.-» . cheerful and bnght and a great ple as u re to e ve r y o n e in the Horn e. F u n e r a l servic es we r e he ld at the I l . _ . . .¢I'-;.-...)... ..-. I ;-*Pi ill-Mr.Tyson remained wer Mr. and Mrs. Soren Jensen and nigh:and brought L i m Tyson daughters were Sunday evening home Tuesday.The Stdckletts visitors at the Nels Larsen home. gimme to Blair with Mr. and Mm Mr.and Mrs.Mania chrman- -- 3 - - a n u n v - »m n u u a vu l a y ' " ' ° " l | . U l l l U ¢ b ¢ . . ¢ .q v - - - Q .- - - - - - - -- --"' _- "" "'"r u l i n g m a d e b y s w f 1 3 o n a d e -p r e s i d e n t ,M m é n N e z m l # H d § ' £ \ , e " § ,f '1 , § ` I § § n m u n e r ,h e s a i d .H e a d d e d t h a t S e c r e t a r y a n d T r e a s u r e r ,M a r y B .t h e y m e r M r s . | ¥ h €a c t i t m w i l l u l t i m a t e l y g o t o H i t c h m a n .M r .M a s s e r w a s c h o s -M r s .A n d e r s o n 1 h r n a Metzlnger : n UIIIU DuLuruay IIIBUIOOH 1 I1Th u r s d a y W h c lf c h ar g e Of D 9 S hld l lllld RE V . C BF IE r n e s t Hubka. I §3Hd€l'BU1'iHl wa s i n th e Fo r es t eturned with her] Lawn Cemetery in Omaha.gun-y Tyanm 4Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bunn drovehxOmahaMonday,staying over dght with Mrs Bunn's sisterllrs. Neil Burdic and husband.'x fsen spent,Sunday at Babe An~ dex-sen's._Mr. and Mrs. John Rngcrt en- tertained Thursday evening fortheiollawingfriends,Mr.and !Mrs.Chris Vinderslev and fam~ fily,Mx.and Mrs.Chas.Rogertandfxnily, Wm. Behrendt and supreme court on appenL The action had its beginning when the Pmperty owners north and narthenat of the city filed a petition with County Superintend- ent Ray asking aegregalion from the Fremont district and forma- Ivinv.nf . mu | linLri eL If J udze en Sponsor. The Society expects to hold an initiabory meeting!within the next few weeks.They also plan to hold a few seein! events dur- ing the spring,There are now about 36 members belonging to this Snreietv. sister, Mrs. Hubka to the latter?Another 'of our beloved _pzern- home in Beatrice where she will bers died Saturday morning. Mrs.; spend several weeks visiting. The Mary Pizey,. who came to us from|Undernoods anq Erna returned to bfflfor ciuy,Nob.,oct.8,1919,; xW Blair that evening. The Home fo\ks were grieved last Thursday by the death of Mrs. Hattie Qyok, who died after several weeky of severe illness. P I anon' .* ~;.;s B.=:;_-_ I I may smut I./USTAN/CE miwffours ...o . o z ~mo r n in g an d la y un c o ns c i ou s un tf l h e r d e a th o n Sa tu rd ay .Sh e wa q th ?oldg st per son i n o u r Ho m e , MBWAY STO Mr. and Mm. Harry Tucker and b mi l y had as Sunday dinner!HHguests their parents, Mr. and Mrs T. L.Tucker uf Blair, Arnold Esperson spent Saturday nigh: and Sunday as a guest of lacy Warrick at the Neum War-rick home. mrsMr Frida Joh dernlx 5 B T I .u a l l,J o n e s w a s i n B l a i r l s p e a r m n l l i n g i s u p h e l d ,R a y w i l l . y h a v m g d e n t a l w o r k d o n e .h a v e n o a l t e r n a t i v e b u t t o a l l o w m R o g e r t h e l p e d C h r i s V i n -t h e r e q u e s t a n d t a k e t h e p r o p o s e d e v b u t c h e r ¥ \ ( ¢ 1 i M B < i 8 Y a f ' 3 '. d i n t r i c t m n s i s t i n r z o f m o r e t h a n |lThehomedeclamabvrycontest will be held Tuesday and Wednes- day, Feb. 25 and 26.'I\venty~one v u u n . :u . u u u . :A L U l u l u | : n u | . Mr.and Mrs.Marshall TY!°'1'ernoon.I And son, Jerom of Omaha, were!Morris Christensen and Frank visiting Sunday aiternoon at melgmdemn drove tolomaha Thurs- homes of Mrs. Frank Pitzer and day w bring Jim Brodersen home llr.and Mrs.Everett iyson L1 from the hospital.Blair.|Mr.and Mrs.Herman Nelsen .Miss Grace Itay and Ralph were spent Thursday at the parental, Sunday evening guests ol Mr. and'J P. Larsen home in Blair.Mrs. 1-'lo d Marshall in Blair.'Wi liam ChrisyMr.and Mrs.Joe Bandur and daugititer o l Herman and Mrs. Pete Diwiner of Columbus, wereSunday d\n:»er guests of Mr. and Hrs.A-red itay. 1 Mr.and Mrs.1 .- |iensen and Bergetta spent Friday 'evening at we Hans Mathicsen home. gFAR"ERs To ENTERMr.and Mrs.Ernest Klabunde\'' PIG CD\"'l`ESTi and l-`red Kuhl uf Hovencu wer\e| guests of tnc W. J.Boite .fumiiy Wedncsda y and also spent :heevening there.Mr. and Mrs. Ted Klahunde and children of Biair, were also supper guests and spent the evening. Mrs. Rosa Sears, who has been lhy ing s whi le wiw Mrs. Henry Bard, accompanied Mrs. Margaret Iverson and fsmiiy to Omaha onSl?-Urday to attend the funeral of l n .Eliza I-`er on,cousin oll n .Iverson.g g .Sears stayed Saturday nighttat the Iverson mme i n Blair and Sunday after-noon they took her to Tekamah to the home of her daughter,Mrs, Charles Ray. Fritz Muller and son, were Fri- day supper guests of Mr.and i(Continued from pane one) The five higii mws Ed Renard, Holstein, Ed Renard, Holstein, Paul Jones,Holstein. Paul Kruse, Holstein, Paul Kruse, Holsten, were:72.7 ibs. b_f_sas hi bi. 64.2 lbs. b.f.sas rbi. br. 62.0 lbs. b.f. There were six c ws above sixty pounds of butterfnt-Elme r Mili- ,er's purebred Jersey having 60.8 Pounds. 'I`he five high herds were: 1. Ed Renard, 17 Holsteins, 1176 pounds milk, 43.0 pounds butterfat. 2. Elmer Miller, 17 Jerseys, 671 .pounds milk, 38.9 pounds butter- |fat._____ four sections of land, away from the Fremon"t.diatrict." BLAIR HIGH NEW S NOTES (Continued from page one) man ranke dfirst in Junior Eng- lish and Blair High was within one point of being a first in Sen- ior English._ In Algebra, Florence Curtis and Eleanor Pike ranked among the highest in percentage of all pu- pils taking this examination. The typing department was also ranked very high,i t being within one and one-half points of the high score.As soon as the repons for the entire nation come in we are sure that Blair high school will hold its place with the very best schoois of the nation. The athletic coaches o! eastern Nebraska held a meeting Saturday afternoon in Sup't. Msssefs office for the purpose of working out the details for the district basket- ball tournament which will be held in the Dana College gymnasium on Thursday,Friday and Satur- day, February 27, 28 and March_1. contestants will take part in thesr contests.The winner of eachclasswillrepresentBlairhigl school in the big district contest which will be held here Friday, March 28. PLEASAN'l`°EVEN|NG Supt.and Mrs.D.V.Masser entertained the Monday evening budge club to which they belong at dinner at the Clifton hotel, last Monday evening foliowed by n social evening at their home.This club,composed of three ftables,Gnjoyls to|:t.h~2r delicious dinners every two weeks at the Lotel and following the dinner are, guests at the home of two of themember.;where they play bridgei for a few hours.On this occa-i sion,Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Va ni Deusen and Miss Edna Noble sub.i stituted for three members who could not be present. When scores were added it was. found that Mrs.Clark O'Hanlon and C.C.Van Deusen had won high and Mrs. C. C.Van Deusen and John A. Rhoades took second high,all being awarded suitable 5 f \ 14 ": "f .D . § ' t " I l a U ' r " l O N V V I T H O L J T W A - 3 T SAFEWAY SAvmns FOR ALL OF YOU Feb 14th To iaml n .Clyde Metzler.Mrs. Muller returned to her home Saturdayhom Tekamnh v-'here she has been aring for her mother, Mrs. A. A. Anderson.. Randall,Will and Ted Iverson drove ua Leigh, Neb 'o altend the 3. Ray Hindmarsh, 16 Holsteins,1121 pounds milk, 38.3 pounds but- terfat.4. A. B. Newkirk, 15 Holsteins,. 1079 pounds milk,37.7 pounds | butlerfat. gum 1 M d .f' °h 5.Jim Marshall.9 Holswina,moi? Olsgr? .,'}'.».,§ ,,l.§lf °°"m'l976 dounds milk, 31.4 pounds but- This tournament promises to oe one oi' the largest in eastern Ne' braska.The following schoolswillberefaresented here:Arling- ton,Bancroft,Bellevue,Craig, Decatur,Ft.Calhoun,Herman, Kennard,Omaha School for the Deaf,Rosalie,Snyder,Wallhlll pri zes. NEBRASKA INDUSTRIAL REVIEW NOTES Bxidgepow'Receipts a t local post office amounted m $10,804 for 1929. INCLUSIVE "ui-` ~ iii. 'Hia' iInk]-Hum 'ndltemtdwziw. .nirdi¢, rfgphesr, Glenn Ten of Grimlle aryl Hoyvard Therkelggn qvgrme und Uehiing.DLD h h .t bthe twenty herds had an On account of the size of the to Célom Tg; d:.1rine §f=;§}¢" hnitm-fn1 nrndm~finn of sr»}\nnl Rlnir Shaq been nlaced in .......-u..|.1..._-_re.:.S I5 B1-Cheese Bacon________r " " " " " " "-__-..~---,- - - - -------- --r " " ' -'uu.|.°nU|I.lI€gE §,,llZ1Zell,4ands or better.Ciass A wh i c h c o m; e. e s a t F m -Ove r to n - - Na t i o n a l B a n k pla n -Ji r c o ws -o n te st i n th e Ro a d be twee n P la tts mo u th a n d en d s d u r in g th e mo n th o f I n debates held a t W a y n e }aat L o u i s v l I » we r e t w o hu nd re d a n d mo n t o n th e f o ll o w mK we ek .ne d fo r thi s p la c e .~ 1 e m g xmp r o ve dTh u r s d a y th e 'W ay ne debate rs se»B d I 1 _ . B |dDn:ua| I u.wh¢»=c ured th e dec ision o f th e iudmea..,-,.'f' E"."°u r m g t o n ap o! spent.Sunday xuternoon at the thirty polHarveyli mgh home,south of There Blli f.I t _fMr. and Mrs. C. B. Bunn, wim'f:'e§ty°f llr. a nd Mrs. Woodward and Mr"JanuaandLim.Ben Wachter of Her-_rs, ma n , mingc veruil : we re o n th e s e r vi n g c o m- ; e f o r E a s te r n S ta r Th u r s d a y af.He r ma n .*FF* 1..\.-n..b....,.....¢......... . ' Q| " lI n n I :suD on a l : s u b s u 0 |Official Tester »...-*n».......»n-1 a n n u m ~ limi-ném débate provei »,;fy|"=;=f";gMdb t i h e |d h "oo d - E d C l r r o ! E . | .».'L'.f,».€' m ».°`»f2.."'i.,°¢».Z B`i'.E§'",{2 *;';§ _ ;';=1;:,';,=;_3""'~°d In t C te r-Sandwiches, Fine Flavor.~Tc l l a - u a l u u m n n y c u n n u nSaturday night and Sunday guestat Hin Min Mohler at Cullman. The Kindred Merry Mnken (.1ub svuvvu yup-.UINJUNCTION DENIED (Continued fmm page one) 3: &':§':&".°=:' Z*";'::':§ "me: n neutral Pogition md ~\e=vféwrfvIdnb ate rs b y th e ma jo r i ty o f p e o - | " " " ` " " ' " ' " ' u n u u c . ple a tte n d i n g th i s debate.H o w -eve r th e dec ision o f th e ju d g e s 'C R O W E L L H O M E l»n|nr\.nlianfuie.a FlourOats LardThBlairdehaterswereAlice'Mrs.Olive McLane and MmBeckfnan,Marian Nelson,E_,,,,i,,.»gdne L l o d atendedf tg I fs. Lindstrom and Alfred Jensen,''at z e °"'°°rs.'"'.Bader last Wednesday afternoon.Captain.I Mrs.R.IJ.Moritz of Un ar sity Place, visited her sister,rsThedebatingteamwillgotoMary Mina:-d iast Saturday.Mrs Fremont Thursdav to take mart in Minnrrl hu;h¢»f"nn inunlhl rn. ~M nuuu U]Luau. u»na.\.ruu\.»;,'ln-'u>.1 M L d ovznc rs o f th e proposed ne w d a s3.r s ere bnrs ..t y § . r.»e 3 2 ,trac t. entered the case as in te rve n me Mlsses Lmcsune mcuoy unu .Anna Paulsem Mrs. Conety serv-""3 w fight the actzon.The find- ea chicken hash, hot rolls, picnm ins of Judge Spear pw in their jelly,fruit.cake and coffee.A favor. club letter was written to Mrs.|The judge emphasized that the Ynnnoth 'Fvxnn nt the Methodist nn!v nm=stinn in the case in whe- Safeway Family Armours 100 °/0n 'I \ { u u . . n q u a n c r ' h e O l d R e l i a h l n R w mk f n c f P l p ~;-»_ ment which will be held at Mid- land College on Thursday, Fridayj and Saturday. In the tournament a team is liable to go t othe finals or may be eliminated in the first round, depending uponlthe draw.If two of the strong teams meet in we first round, one of them is bound to be eliminated.If a strong team is successful in meeting weaker opponents this team may get to the finals without serious opposition. Two years ago Blair's debaters won this contest and they are hoping to make an excellent show ing again this year..I According to the last report of the Eastern Athletic ilssociation, by Earl McBride, Sec'y., Blair is now tied with Oakland for third place in the conference.Craig' is still leading the league with five victories and no defeats.Walt- hlll has won 4 games and lost 1. Oakland and Blair each have won 3 games and lost one. Oakland and Blair will fight it cut fOr third place honors when the two teams meet here Friday, February 14.This game promises to be oneof the important games of the conference season. Following is the conference standing for the week ending Feb. :l ISI areunusually dear to her. Mr. John Koll of Ord, in com- oany with his eousin and wife, hir. and Mrs. T. Nelson of Omaha 'waited Mrs.Isabella Good lastThursday. Mrs.W.D.Hughes was a pleasant caller Sunday.Shecamc up especially to see Mrs.01i,\.;' McLane.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson via- ited the f'ormer's brother, "Uncle Billy"Wilson last Sunday after- noon.Miss Martha Nelson spent last Mrs.Tom Moore of Tekamah spent Saturday at the Home vis-iting her old friend,Mrs.Eva Kimberlin. Mrs.Paul Crosby was ill sev- liSunday in Omaha visiting friends. eral days last week but is feeling much improved at this writing. The quarterly meeting of theC1-owell Home Board of .Tmstees was held at the Methodist l1(::1el~ quarters in Omaha last Wednr==» day morning,the usual business being transacted.Those whim at- tended from Blair were l)r. J. G. Shick, Mrs. w. H. Uwei-wood and Rev. Carl Bader.The Misses Ethel and lldftie Meierhenry were pleasant callers at the Home last Monday.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Frevlanfl of Omaha,visit-ed the Iatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs Paul Crosby Monday evening. Dr. John Grant Slllcli rf'|\resc'\l.- ed the work of the Home in _ _ _ _._._._ Free! Free! F re e ! W ith every paid fadmission to the Saturday and Sunday Matinee February 15 and 16 W e will give 1 Large Juicy Orange Absolutely Free hospital in Omaha.~ t i e i c t me e t ~ t he -l ui ianctiiiatitiitionai.I-le in# "1i3'l,"'§<»"§§"' Mrs. T. K. I"""*discussed the contention of the son,e r .'school board members that the lawJames and Elmer Dlxon attend-_ d t h e meeting of the TriangleBahBeef Club Sunday afternoonywith Alvin Jacobs near Arlington The March. meeting will be withGifford French near Crum..Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Beales and daughter were guests for dinner Sunday at the C. B. Bunn home.Sunday afternoon callers at the Clyde Metzler homo were I-ir. and Mrs.Herbert Earwood and Dor~ othy of Tekamah,Mr.and Mrs. Geg, I-lain and Virginia. rs.Howard Haig and sonGeraldspentMondaywithli mi ' J i et. allows private individuals to fix the boundaries of the district and thewby unlawfully delegates Iegis~ Iative powers to these individuals1, allowing them to take property without due rocess of law.It wasargued that axe taxes f the plain- .tiffs will be increase if the pro- posed new district is allowed tothdrawfrom the Fremont dis-| Judge Spear expressed his opin- ion that because taxes of certain individuals are raised the action George Hain and Virginia while does not necessarily mean whine 1-he brothers attended the Morganlof propertyw-'ithout due process of Cereal.Large package Best for all Baking Purposes Best for Cooking, Baking or 48 Ib. bag Fryi n g . T3 22c $|.49 I 3 lbs. 29c Beans Rice Corn Flakes elloLJIdahoGreatNorthFancy Blue Rose A Kelloggs Crisp Ten `~k 9 1 ~The Nat`onalDessert,L ]ern Navies.Qui ck Health Food fo'Y ~dar Fla es Serve 1 1 o u l w l t h S u g a r a n d|';, q Cooking.Fam il y.ffrnnm I.sa|°¢rn nlnre ~ FIBVOTS. Lira 6 lbs 49c 4 lbs 29C ~3 Pkgs.19clwz sale.Ilaw.People have to pay taxesMr. and Mrs.m" Beard i0°\\'!somewhere by general le§slntiv;llr. a nd Mrs.e:|ry Beard to policy. Qqlaha Wednesday so sc?Mrs.In statins: that four sections of Q |vA . \nn Chipso Starchm u m Fe rg us on wn o passed a wa y !"Th u r sd a y .Th e y we r e all d own o n la n d o f n o t less than _$200,000.00Sa tu r da y to atten d the fun era l.lva lu a tmn c a n b e ma d e mto n nc }v Mr. and Mrs. Fay Jones of neariscnool dlstncr. at the wish or a mvHerman,were Sunday dinngf .majofity of people within the tract, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Opal the legislatuze expressed a legisla- Reeves.tive policy irregardless of the de» Mr. and Mrs. R- R- Pearce, Mrs.sires of individuals.Judge Spear w g ;§;f'd";§~ '1`;;=;1 §'§2i""§?§§!f°""".lis requirenzents proteei gsfly Anderson in Omalln.lthe dlstrlct from which the lnnd is MLS Miarv Sinnott af nmnh=»13°3"*3""°d»fOr the old district I by u~ cairié lIP s~loa;;;.;.1';f5f=";:a;'§i1Su nd ay wi th her sisbers and l)I0-| the re,Mr s .F r a n k Pitz er,Mr s . L o u i e G d m m , M m .Harry 'l`ur:lzer, Ylfm. a nd J ohn Qu inlan. .- . . . .. . . . . .. . . . -an- . -. - . » . - . Fa s h i on C a n te r h a s o n u nu s u a b l y la r g e s h o wi n g of s ma r t n e w sty le s i n S li pp e r s tha t W e a r r i g h t n o w ,W o me an d Mi. was £ 9 3 must c ontain 2,00 0 peop le and haw' a t lea st tw o mi llio n s o f do llar s va lu atio n, h e states. ' A s f a r a s th o s e lo f t i n th e o ld distric t a re c onc er ned, thei r loss of pr o p e r ty f r om th e o ld di s tr i c t h a r been vo ted upo n by th e le gis latu re. l l t ma k e s n o differenc e to th e m Iwh ic h fo u r wc ti o ns a re ta k e n, ju s t .s o i t is o uts id e th e c i ty li mi ts a n d I '4 ,$' 1,0 56150:C dhens Robinhood,llon\-c s the required po pu lnti oi a nf * $1.49 to $3.39..E nn a J e ttic k,$5 'a n d $6.4 - lt YORK CREEK NEW S l u n - - u u ¢ n . : . . . \_\ u : \ | e _r u lva lu a tio n .W lh atever a mou nt the ir ta xe s a r e ra i se d has been autho r- ii z o f l b y th e a c t o f th e legi slature l¥\0 l» by the vote of the lvgoi voters of th e ne w di stri c t, The leg is la tu re ;llas no t p lnc od th e p ower in th e i n- Crux Coffee Milk -D r i n k = W e l l B l e n d M - I - MN u t M a r g a r m e Fresh Ground to Order..,a x ..~ ~ rgvaporated w h o l e M i l kAlways Fresh and Good Pound 25c Unsurpasscd for Quality anuney "" " " ' ! " " ' "spent.zsun- dividuals to raise the taxes of oth-g v afternoon vqlth John B`rown~ler individuala It has authorized g . a n d Mrs.John Reeh andithvt? mising nd made it contingent alndren and Ruth Reeh were Biairl"P°"°?}'f=""acts of the ind:- callers Saturday.Mrs.Reeh and vlduals._ daildmn attended a birthday party 'It is certzunly n remarkable congt, the Clyde Compton home, ode» dition when taxes have risen tobrsting' Charlotte's first birthday.such a height that the legislature Mr. a.1d.Hrs. Clarence Wachter sees fit to relieve certain lands and fgqly ~ r_§_\:2§§5;mf__f§°*" frm tnem wjhen those remaining Hfrshey Breakfast Penn-Ann.B r a n d Wan Camps.Prepar-Haskins Cocoa Hhrd Cocoa for these Cold Tender Sugar Peas.edwith Tomato Sauce Water Castile.Ren- ~ n o u n a n I f l n . ; 4 n |n . n \' ; " " § ; {u u u u i v d c l a i m ~~t a k e s ~p g 0 .M r .a n d M r s .C a r k s e n a n 4 ,E v e l y n a n d c i g r u r a p g n e m n w e r e Pl;_"*Y ? " ' : " ° " * " g e l " ° ° " " o f l a w ,~ n o c t h t o p x m o n c o n n u e s§ ; = m ; v N 5 ; ; ; ; » ; = q m ~ , ; ; ; g r a a e " I d o n o t b e l i e v e t h a t u n d e r o u r ' Mr.and Mrs.Morris Christen-constitution the courts can tell the sen and family visited at the Jimlleglalature to whom it may dele-Bxjoderaen hqnge Fgiday gvening.| gate its powers, il* it does not del-! Nzincy Hall.F i n e A pure Cane y,-"duct A Good, Durable four Bakers.""` Mr.and Mrs.Paul Brodersen: p mt Sunday az the Hans Mat- thiesen home. H n .J.P.Larsen and JamesspentSaturday at the . Herman Ndaeu home*CAII Erikln a nd Fri tz Chris t-oifersan drove to Omlha Sunday mornin ,br|n¢il1K Emi l Erllnenho me Km the ho spital egate its powvrs tn the executive of judicial branch of the govern- ment," the judge stata.He points out that the legislature in this case evidently endeavored to avoid delegating power to a board, but rather declared its own Pvliffi' in the formation of school districts. The legislature muted the flxlnsr \ | | _ | s I v n u l ` C J l l .I u c a u a y , China Night, we will glve a Sugar Bowl. Lid and Creamer.closing tne China Night Feature with3 more China Nlghis HOME TH EATRE J Fancy QuaEty. 4 l b s . 2 5 c u e 5 r 0 0 m 4 lbs. l9c 4 lbs. 29c 39c lawrence Inrsexfspmt S\mday'm' the boundu-ies of the dzmc'