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From ¢n¢ Garden sm an mmihf-NUMBER 10mmm Weekly br mm A. nhnlaa BLAIR, NEBRASKA, MARCH 27, 1930 Wuhinnva Ovllnty.r r n r . m m m Y X X I V
GOLF CL UB WIL L HAVE
MEMBERSHIP CONTEST
An'e !!ort i s to be made this
year to increase the membership
in the Blair Golf Club this season.
D ANA c o mms AC TI VI TI E S
The musical numbers given atthemeetingsofLutheran 'Stud-
C.OF C.MEETS
Fourteen members of the C. of
C., with four visitors, met Tuesday
evening at the council chambers
for the mdnthly ineeting.`"
irs~ ~undu~ of ev e~month.
li choir,f.0-The Dann A-cape ath-er with the First.Lutheran
urch choir will give a radio
oncert o v e r KOIL,Council
~luffs,on Aprii 27th at 1:30
'.M.These two choirs when
omhined, make a choir of forty-
ive voices.'Professor Waldo B. Nielsen re»
med last week from a trip to
~rt Arthur, Canada. While there
e spent his time directing a
adies' choir of fifty voices.
Students' Associ-The Lutheran
.'~on
G. L. Dixon
Albert A. Jensen /
L. C. Klnpp
Frank Stewart
Ray C. Hitchman
Don C. Van Deusen
Father Beyersdorfer
Henry C. Jensen
Ed Matthiesen
(Continued on page four)
School Operetta
Great Success
"Leluvaln"is Piayed to a Full
House. Participants Showed Ex-
ceptional Talent.New Audi-
tori An | ta Att (on.
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held a conference at Dann. Col-lege, March 21-24.The principal
speakers were Rev.Baltmey,ofOmaha; Rev. Rubrecht, of Lincoln;
Ifkv,Lutz,of Lawrence,Kansas,
and Rev. J. P. Nielsen, of Blair.Abanquetwas held for the dele-
(Continned on page four)
e1|B H -by the members of' the Dana
Music depari.m£.t.Friday eve-
ning the Dana A~cape\la choir
sang "Send out hy Light".Sat,-
urdny evening like mixed quartet
rendered a number and Miss Han-sen fnvoned them with a vocal
solo;Sunday morning the Dunn
A»capella choir sang "Oh Sacred
Head"."The Atonement",an Easter
cantata, will be given by the DanaA-capella choir and the First
Lutheran chureh choir Sunday
evening of Apdl 6th, at the First
Lutheran church.'This cantata
will take lhe plane af. the regular
lg of
uperintendent
Wide Range ln Farm #J
Land Prifés Over State
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The Call to Worship
on*
Hundredth
Invocation
Lord's Prayer
Glpria Patti
ORDER OF SERVICE
mi n i mu m p r i o n s ." M u c h o f th e e a s te r n Ne b r a s k a
lzz md, on the oth er ha nd, wi ll com-»
p a r e f a vo r a b ly wi th th e b e s t f a r m
la n d i n th e c o un tr y a n d sells a s
high . a s a ny o!. it.Co mi ng , o ne o f
th e ea ster n c o on ti ea , ha d 4 3 f a r m
la n d tr a n s f rs f o r th e y e a r, wh i c h
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Ap r il 1 .1930 Sup ply of Fu re st
Tr e e s i i Exh au s te d .
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L O C A L . C L U B L E A D E R C H O S E N
Th e " ' a s h i n § E o n c o u n y f r u r a l
wo men s ' . c lub s ,wh o h a ve been
'e i
lege, who speaks Sunday morning,
wus a fellow-classmate of Rev. A.
Newell both at Amherst Col-
lege and at Chicago Theological
Seminary.The two have been
close friends through the years.
L a h o r e Re s t"
Addr egs,Pr es id en t E .B .De an ,
D .D. , D oa n e Golleg e
Hy mn , N o . 2 6 9 , " B la s t B e t h e Ti e
th a t B i n d s "
Th e Benedi c tion.
Th e oif ic ia ls o f th e Co ng re ga -
ti o na l c h ur c h i n 1930:Pa stor ,
Re v. A rthu r F . Ne we il, B . A. , B. D .
Cle r k ,Lo u i s Mu r d o c h ;Tr ea su re r,
Mr s . Do n C . V a n D e u s en ; B en e vo -
lenc e Sec re tary ,Mi s s Gra c e H i l l ;
Or g an i st,Mr s .Chelsea W h i tf o r d ;
Ch ur c h Sc hool Sup 't.,Pr of .F .E .
Flac k; L ad ie s So c i al Uni on P re s' t. ,
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tu r e
Hy mn , No . 3 7 0 " I L o ve Th y K i n g ~
d o m , L o r d "
Th e Sc r i ptu r e L e ss o n
Th e A n t h e m - - M a l e Qu a r te t
Th e P a s to r a l Pr a y e r
Th e Re sp o ns e
Th e A n n o un c e me n ts .
Flfxte S o l o - M a r y f`sabelLe Mo o r e
Th e Of f e r to r y
Re mi n i s c e nc e s - Mr s .M a r y L a n tr y
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Order of aervicea at the C-on
a s we l l a s th e lo w ave r a g e i n
va lu e m a y b e ac c ounted f o r b y
th e fa c t. th at n ea r ly 2 7 pe r c e nt o f
Nebra ska.lies i n th e sa nd h i l l
region #where pric es usu ally r an ge
f r o m $ 4 to $ 3 p e r ac re f o r th e
bu lk o f the s a le s .L o w v a l u e s a r e
f r o m the s ais d nill lan d, " A nd ers on
exp la ine d."E ve n h e r e , th e r e i s n
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County Farm
Bureau Notes
Rural Women Will Hold Achieve-
re p re s en ted in th i s Sec tion:
B l a i r - - - . .E d w i n L i . n d s t r o m
Oa k la n d - - - - - W e s le y Gr i f § n
Oma h a C e n tr a l - - H a r o ld S a xe
No r th Hi g h He r b e n Mo d i i n
Te k a ma h -~ - - Clinton Ma r c o s
O R A T O R I C A L
Senior H i g h Sc hool A u d i to r i u m
1 . Th e Tr i u mp h o f F r e e d o m --
----Caoasc ia Du nc an
2 . Th e U n k n o wn S p e a k e r ~~-
----Charles. Gley steen
3 . T h e W a n d e d n ¢ J e w ' 4 f - ~ ¢ § ; f -
--»-L o w e ll Harness
4. Th e Qu e s ti o n o f th e Ho u r -
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Mi c k € y ' 3 Ma r k e r --~--
----F mn c e a Gun c he sk
Be y on d -~Mi ld r e d Th o r n to n
Th e V a l i a n t - Ho wa r d Mme h n ll
The W hee ls o f Ti m e ---
W i l m a W i lh e r t
M U S I C : - M a r w ,D i r e c t o r b y
So u th we ll
Qve r tu r e b y Rhine afele
Gr u e n wa ld
H U M O R O U S
J u n i o r Hi g h S c h o o l A u g i to i u m
i | l US I C : 7 - D p e t, D r e n wn g b y C a d
m a n -D o r o th y B a x te r
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FIRST BIRTHDAY PARTY
Joan States,liftie daughfer of
Qt. and Mrs. L. F. States, provd
to be u most hospitable hostess
last Saturday afternoon,March
22, that dale being her first birth-
Pre=Dist1fict Contest
East Centgal Declamatory Association
ATTHE
Blair High School Auditorium
Friday, Mgrch 28, 1930.
PROGRAM
1:30-2:30 P. M.Drawing for mb-4. Lime Boy Blue - Elanor Belt
jects in Superintendenva office.5. Miss Judith -Arlene Eknrnnd
2:30 P. M.Exwmpore Section.6. B606 I-1 -Lillian Franson
ple 's S oc i ety Pre s' t. , My r on Br oc k;
Deac ons,H .H .B r o w n Ch m. , D r .
R.J .Mu r d oc h ,W m.J .Ro d g er s ;
De a c o n e s s, Mr s . Alta W a i nwr i g h t;
Tr us te es :C .M .Hi tc h ma n ,C h m.I I .L .Mo r r i s ,Sec 'y ,D r .W .F I
He mp h i ll,C la r k 0'Ha: nlo n,L .C.
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|Vllue o f Nebraska F u m
Shows Great Price Range from
$600 an Acre in Saunden County
Mnndnmun Writ is Issued in
School Action in rrémom. vYam I
to $1.10 in Cherry County.Apportionment af the Assets ol'}
me School umm.the wife and kids, il any.
This is u ridiculously low rate
but it has been figured out that
a membership list ol' seventy-five
will_maintain the course and keep
up sll expenses, as long ss there
is no club house.Later when a
inew club house is built, this figure
will have to be rdsed, of course.
Two teams have been chosen
with Marcus Beck head of one
und Loren KloPP»of we other.
They have chosen sides from the
list of paid members last year,
l g n r n ul ure wo w.msn e ww.auditorium Friday, April 4.The
name of the play is "Thé Whole
Town's Talking".The cast is as
follows:Alice Beekman,Dean
Kirnan,Harietw Allen.Florence
Wolff,William Cappis,Edward
Jenkins, Dorothea Gillxertson, ElvaHansen,Ruby Bmlgerow,Austin
,
lp-»<1»»Frededcku Mabthiesen and
dal! Eewrsen Miss Buser, headofthEnglishdepanment,is
sponsoring the play.Coach Park of the high school,
has storied active work with the
lxack men for the season.Prong
3,529 TRANSFER FOR YEAR
hlnkes Average Price of $G.§l.
»per Acre for Slate for 1929.
Lower than the Previous Year.
Nebraska form lands for the
past year have shown A price of
from $1.10 per ucre in Cherry
county to $600 in Saunders county
This great rangu in prloe paid
for Nebraska land in 1929 was re-
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AY RAY DECLINI-In 'ro Ac'r\
4,
ase Heard March 25th Before
Judge I`.L.Spear:Charged'
Coénty Sup't. I`a.iled in Duty.'
frlm Hmm sunerintendcntfs ful-- -u . -_'in g th at d is tr ic ts s at o ut u nd er the
n e w la w s h o u i d n o t s h a r e i n th e
as s e ts o f th e o r i gi n a l d i s tr i c t wa s
he ar d i n dis tri c t c o ur t y esterday
i n Fr emor it bef ore J u d g e F .L .
Spear.Th i s case i s inde nti c al
wi th th e o n e r e la ti ve to th e Ga r d -
ner d is tr ic t. i n th is c ou nty .
Th e fo llowi n g c lip p e d f r o m th e
Fr emon t.Tr i bu n e sets o u t th e
ma tte r i n t h a t c o u n ty :" T h e f i r s t alte r na tive writ.o f
ma nd mn u s is su e d in Do dg e c ou nty
i n m a n y years wa h si gn ed b y Di s-
tr i c t J u d g e F .L .Spe ar y es ter day
af ter n oo n or d er i n g C o un ty Super-
pests are bright f°l'\m°'~h€r good veded in an analysis of lasttrackteam°5P°'"""¥}n the vear's farm land sales made byweight events.One of the starperformers ln the weight events is
Hans Aye, who is Captain for thelocal team The season wlll prob-
ably open wlth a home meer. be
tween the various classes of the
high school This will be (ol
lowed by the county, the conler
ence,the invitation meet a tWayneand the mvdtatxon meet atWesleyan Unxversit together with
bonng sehoolaAbouttwelve students representmthe Blair high school com
mercxa department will go to
Scnhner Saturday to take partthedistnetcommercialcontest.
A. E. Anderson, federal and stale
agricultural statistician.From the total oi 8,529 trans-
fers of land for the year ending
Mareh 31, 1929, involving 777,885
acres of Nebraska land, a straight
average ol $50.05 per acre is de-
rived.By weighting these land
sales by mtal land in the district
and average sale price within the
district,a weighted average o f
$56.31. is derived, which represents
the most accurate estimate of land
value based upon the sales that
can be obtained, Anderson md.
The average sale price of $56.81
.. Y .
he duel meets with various nelgl
From thelwork the students have for 1929 is slightly lower than tho
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Marcus BeckE. M. BéaltyW. F. HenipmllKm-1 chas uémn
George C. TiedjeHn-ry Morris
Reed 0'Hanlo:|
C. 0. Dawson
Dr.Morris Nielseninterideht of Schools J. I. Ray wappear in district court March 25
m show cause why hé should not
proceed with the distribution of
assets between school district No.
1 embracing the city of Fremont
and surrounding territory, and the
new district No.86,comprising
taerritory recently segregated from
C. Huntoi-ine Scheffler
L. L. Snyder
P. M. Tyson
B. F. Lundt
w. F. Gntsohow
Elvin C. Hansen
T. T. Oswrrnan done in practice it is predxcuea average per acre pnoe 01 q~u|..».|\Continued on page four for 1928.Erland Nelsonthe Fremont district..
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lharging the county superin-
hn-urinnf with failure to nerformu . . » . \ | . ¢u . . - , . . -__th e d u ti e s o f hi s o ff ic e , th e p eti
ti on e rs s e ek to c omp el h i m to pr o
ceed wi th th e di stri b utio n uncle:
th e re q ui r e me n ts o f a l a w i n the
1922 statu te s o f Ne b ra s ka .
W h e n Ra y wa s n o ti f i e d , f o llo w
i n g th e o r g a n i mti o n o f th e new
d i mi i i M a r c h 5 , th a t t h e p r v p e m
own e r s i n di stri c t No .8 6 desirer
h i m t o p r o c & d wi t h th e di s tri b u
ti on ,he replied h e ha d been a d
§rFamI nn l f n (ln R0 h\f th e Stat!7 l £ l \ . \ . |l v v v v u v - v " 1 _supe rin ten den t o f s c ho ois , the pet
iti o n . s ta te s Ra y inform-ed th:
of f i c i a ls o f th e ' ne w di stri c t t.hn1
th e state super inten dent h a d to ll
hi m h e wa s un d er n o o b li g ati o n tt
proc eed wi th th e di stri bu ti on o m
th a t th e state sup eri nte nde nt'
wo r d i n d i s p u te s o f th i s ld n d wn
fi n a l.
Hi s r e f us a l to ac t,ac c o rdin g t
th e petitio n,wi ll lea ve th e new
sc h oo i dis tr ic t witho ut f und s un de
whi c h to op er ate ne xt y ea r.W i th
i n th e n e xt 60 da y s ta xe s o f a p
pr o xi ma te ly $8,000 wi l l b e p a i
into th e of fic e o f th e D odge c o unt
tre asu rer b y pr op er ty own er s i
th e n e w dis tri c t,th e pe ti tio n dc
sc ribes.Th e va lu a ti o n o f the ne \
distric t is set at $ 634, 000.
Th e Fremont s c hool dis tric t has
a va lu a tio n of a pp r o xi mn te i y $ 1 3
000,000,th e pe ti ti on c ontinue
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Are Appointed
Appointment of Enumerators (ol
Third District is Completed:
Sdumls o f lmrtmdlon Arc
Being Held This Week.
URGE CO-OPERATION PUBLIC
rAppointment of enumetators for
Washington county for the coming
census ls about completed ann
Mrs. Marie Weekes, supervisor or
the census of the third district ox
Nebraska, announces the following
persons who have qualified for
the work, and who have received
appointments: Oelia. Rohwer, Fort
Calhoun;Mrs.Leslie French» Ai-l~
inzwn;Pauline E.Sutherland,
Blair; Ira G. Baxter,Blair: Thou.
K. Jackson, Blair; Reinhnrt Schur-
man,Fontanelle;Hennsii Klindf
Fort Calhoun;M n .Marie West,
Herman;Leonard E.Peberson,Kennml; tier-ben L. Gressmoeck.
Arlington; Mn. Nellie Brumbaugh
Blair.
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East Central Declamatory Association
ATTHE
B|°~ch ..air High S ool Audltonum
Friday, March 28, 1930.
PROGRAM
1:30-2:30 P. M.Drawing for sub-
jects in Superintendent's oflloe.
2:30 P. M.Extempore Section.The following schools will be
represented in this Section:
Bla i r~~ --~ Edw i nL i nd s tr o rn
Oakland - - - - - Wesley Grif$n
Omaha Central - - Harold SaxeNorth High - ~ - Herben Modlin
Tekamah ~ ~ - - Ciaton Marcos
ORATORICAL
High School Auditorium
Triumph of Freedom --Cauasciu.Duncan
Unknown Speaker -~ .~CharleaGleystee:iWander'l.|;¢.Iew"-=-»»rgf-
Lowell Harnsn
Question of the Hour -
---_--Eugene James
The Present Significance o f
the Constitution - Alfred JensenToussaint L'0uver'ture ---
------Eileen LandisI am Innocent of This Blood -
----Gordon Morehouse
In Memory o f Our Heroic
Dead -~-Juneline Palmer
The Guillotine - Andrew 'White
Shall America Go Raw -----i---Forrest Young
Senior
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DRAMATIC
Senior High School Auditorium
MUSIC:-B'y High School BandMarch--Bugle Call by Southwell
Overture Light Cavalry b y
T. Von Suppe
1. On Vengeance Height ---
-~--Margaret Badgerow2.B<>bby shmoe ~----
----Marguerite Baley
3. Little Boy Blue - Sarah Beales
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4. Little Boy Blue - Elanor Belt
Miss Judith -Arlene Eknrand
. B606 ---Lillian FranaonAngel'B Wickedness- Vera Guill
Mickey's Marker --~------Frances Gunchesk
Beyond --Mildred Thornton
The Valiant - Howard MarshallThe Wheels of Time ---
W i lma wi lb m
MUSIC:-March,D i r e c t o r b ySouthwell
Qverture by RhinesfelsGruenwald
HUMOROUSJunior High School Audiurlrium
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MUSIG:7-Duet, Dreaming by Cad-
man -Dorothy Baxter
and Viola Hansen
Rah, Rah Spirit -June Allen2. Talkative Tilly-Marie Campbell3. The Blue Eyed Sheik-Ward Gill
Seventeen -Lucille Heuerman
Tomorrow We Die~t -~-
-----Foe Kinnamcn
Goodbye Sister - Mae K pman
7. FlamingYo\xth-Gladys organ
8. Tommy Stearns Scrubs Up -'-_.-William Morrison
Brotherly Dove - Eleanor Neale
The Football Fan ------~-Charlotte Redding
MUSlC:- Solo - Viola Hansen'Ave Maria by Luzzi
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DECISION OF JUDGE
Exbempore and Oratorlcalz Prof-
essor Herman Gimmestad, Head of
English Department, Fremont.
Dramatic:Mrs.Helen Sailing
Weed,Dramatic Critic,Omaha.Humorous: A. Bess Clark, head
of English Department, Omaha.
held this week over the district
for all enumerators and those in
Washington county will meet
Friday afternoon a t two o'clock
ln the Blair court house where
problem w'l1l be taken up and
qoestions answered.Every enum-
erator in the county is e=¢P€¢f»€d
to attend.
Coopersion of everyom is
fo~ation be obtained and thatthe 'wor k b e don e a n time.P r o m p t
a n d c ourteous tr e a tme n t o f th e
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Surveyors Busy
On Road Work
Much Actidly Shovm on Wash-!
ington Hih1 uy.Many Clungee1
to Be nnie During the Coming
Season.
PRELIMINARIES COMPLETED
For some time surveyors have
been busy on the Washington
Highway in an attempt to locate
the most direct and feasable route
for the proposed change in the
Washington Highway.Last week a crew ol men were
busy and the report was that this
was the iinai survey but another
crew are naw i n town and are
still busy on the pmposed route.
Juat when the work of con-
struction will start has not been
made public but it is a certainty
that pavement will be laid from
the present pavement w Calhoun
and the roadway changed from
Calhom to Blair.
HORSES AND MULES
We have another harnful ot
horses and mules.Some good
matched beams fmm 4 to 8 years
old and weigh from 2600 to 8000.
Each animal guaranteed and mum,
be as represented.Come ,and look
our Mock over and you will seewes@doingthebusiness.We
buy, sell uni exchange,
Thietje Bros.
Mr. and Mrs.Ted Stewarfs
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\"Lelawala", a high school ope\4
etta was presented to the public in
the new high sehool auditqium on
Thursday aftnmoon and `l-`riday
esening, March 20 and 2), respect-
ively.Both performances were
well attended, the evening enter-
tainrnent bringing an audience ol
over-(ive hundred and fifty.
As this was the first event to
be held in the new building, the
crowd was naturally attracted and
curious to lee how it looked now
that it was finished.In this they
were not disappointed, as it is a
beautiful building, commodius and
modem in every respect The
varied scenery and stage settings
ay.Quite a number of little foll
were present with their mothem
ang 711 enjoyed the afternoon ar
a e ieious lunch.
Those present were MesdumlBen Noh and Bert Edward, Ly
Guyer and Mild , llla Allen al
Palmer, Jr.,'0rv Schcffler ai
Jimmie, Clyde Compton und Cha
latte, Theo. Lundt and Emma Lo
E. T. Jipp and Teddie, Fred Gu
er and Marilyn and Nadine, C.
Bendorf and Thomosine,M.
Bendorf,Miss Gussie Scheffh
Janet Hemphill;Mrs.Richa
Sievers and Lois, Mrs. Wm. Sie
ers and Miss Dorothy Sievers
Ft.Calhoun and Miss Franc
Eng was the reading of the l°P°"5||_§5ing the art of making thai; included 4,'2U'f acres that averagedfor the year.Among the reports homes more convenient, are givin $192.86 per acre.The otha? ex-was the one from the farnol\f¢|,,___ ._..».\:.. an invitnfinn to attend treme was McPherson eountyln the
bridge celebration.Although il.
was somewhat belated in making
its appearance, yet it was given.
The report was worked out by Ed
Matthiesen, chairman of the com-
mittee and was accepted and plac-
ed on file.This should have been
done some eight months ago.Any
civic body owes it to the public
to make an itemized report of
funds collected and any donor has
a right to demand such a report.
In this instance kernel osterrnan
took occasion to criticize those
who had asked for the report,
wl c d them coyotes and claimed
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me you... .... ......._.-.__,their Achievement Program,`The program will be given at
the Home Theatre in Blair. Neh~
raaka on the afternoon of April L
1930, beginning at two o'clock.
Mrs.A.E.Dixon,our county
chairman, will be in charge of the
program; Mrs. Ray B/Osenhsum of
Kennard will have charge of the
singing;Mrs.Sophia Reeh and
Mrs.Frank Taylor are in charge
of the decorating committee, while
Mrs.Merritt qoqk of Arlington,
and Mrs. George Bates are on the
reception committee.»Those i n charge wish tp rage
, ....,...¢ ..,.~ .
sand hill;with 15 transfers in-
volving 9,400 acres, which sold nt
an average price of $5.73 per acre."
The average sale prices by dis-
tricts in Nebraska range from
$10.04 in north central Nebraska,
which is largely ln the sand hill
region, to $142.71 por acre ln east
oentral Nebrahka.
The average sale price per acre
for the various districts of Nebras-
ka for 1929 are: northwest, $23.74;
north central,$i0.04;northeast,
$112.86; central, $55.86; east cen-tral,$142.71;southwest,$32.32;
south central,$60.5'7;southeast,
sm9.a2.
/
\
than one million dollars
liabilities approximatelyare moreandthe
$300,000.
ing thatsuperintendent dwws prejudice
the property ovmers ssl: the court
to compel him to proozed with ap-
portioning the assets.'
statute g "which they
we pm ure should be
states that on spportion
of assets should be made
a part of a school district
it is claimed.Contend
the action of the county
The
claim
taken
ment
whenissegregated and formed into a
new district.
District No. 86,the petition
states, was fonmd February 21,
1930,m e r m y m e issued the
cerdficote of fommtion. The form-
ation was brought about after
Judge Spear rulod the low govern-
ing segregation of territory from
surpassed any/thug Blau- hasever
had for entertainment.
As to the operetm, it was m
deed a happy surpnse to the
audience to see how skillfully and
smoothly the young people had
adapted themselves to the vanouspartsandhowrealisticthey
brought out the Indian character
xsucs All of the leading char
acters have/been exceptionally
busy with class work tens,d e
clsmatory work and detail work
coming as it does toward the close
of the year and they are to be
congratulated on putting across
this difficult operetta in so efiic~
iént u manner u they did on this
occasion.
Koopman of Omaha.
SURPRISED ON ohm:
WEDDING ANNIVERSAR
llfesdames Byron Bunn and Nm
Burdic and Miss Irene Hasc
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. HU:
Hasck, planned and asrried out
surprise on their parents last Sn
urday evening.The occasion w
the thirty-second wedding annlvc
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Haaclm
There were a dozen frlcn
present, who enjoyed the eveni.
playing bridge.Prizes we :
awsnled Mrs.G.G.Hines a
Byron Bunn for high scores.
A delicious two course lun
was served at n late hour.
FORMER BLAIR PEOPLE vls
were different and pleasing tothe
audience and the lighting effects
a school district was valid The
bo of education of Fremont
so ght to enjoin the county sup-
erintendent from forming the new
district, claiming the law giving
hiin the power is unconstitutional.
There were around sixteen lead-
ing characters, to mention any
one more prominently than the
others would be indeed unfair as
each one took his or her part. so
vmll that those in charge of the
._......¢¢.. ...-... a...»:n».\ in ohnwimz
Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Athan dn:
down last Saturday from th
home .in Pipestone,Minneso
stopping over night at the hol
of Mrs.At.hsn's brother.D
nu we .e , ~. .W... .....-, .-.>rder to cast reflections on the
rommittee.The kernel was all
wrought up over the matter.He
mad just returned from Texas
where he claimd he had seen a
:ouple of bull fights and s cock
rlght and he was just pdmed for
! go ry fight.B-r-r-r!He was
dangerous.
'r\... r.'..e.m»i¢.~. Mlm. .sum fnr
lthis oppnrtumty ol 1:\vn.m|5 mepublic tn this program which ends
this year'n work.
County Agent George Bates re-
ceived notice this morning lro m
the Nebraska State Forester that
all available forest trees have
Been spoken for.To date, twenty-three WaahlnKj
The average sale price per acre
for the various districts of Neb-
raska for 1928 were:northwest,
$22.06;north central,$11.02;
northeast, $112.'7'l; central, $60.-18;
east central,$l41.98;southwest,
sa me ;south central.$60-30;
southeast, $116.91
HOSPITAL HEADu1§'°;¢§J}`"§@"§¢r;T»§o§"u`{§"=. um county fa1'ff\2f=.1"v@-°ffi€f°d cE1.EBnA'rr:s Bm'rHnAY
nbr was he'alone in this as a big eight thousand selbdlmgs for w=f=f;~
majority of the business men who breaks, 110518. wood lots and she "Mrs. Emma. Washburn, of the\1 \.|.1.-_.-._:.|.....Qni' hnIln |R\nir hnsmital relehrated her
uonauea expressed me same xuea.Whether right or wrong, the pub-
lic may judge in the matter.We
have dways taken the stand that
publicity in these matters is right
and there can be no real excuse
for not giving a complete report.
The meeting was really a fizzle
as out of a membership of over a
hundred there were only but four-
teen members present.
The only item of importance
was the fact that President Erland
Nelson of Dana College was pres-
ent and invited the Chamber of
Commerce to meet for their next
meeting a t Dana College.The
invitation was accept/ed.
Appl tion blanks for these
fares tree seedlings !or 1931 wilt
be vailable at County Agent's
~t Saturday aiternoon, Mnrch
22,a group of boys organized
themselves into the Blue Ribbon
Pls Club of Washington county
at Neal Sutton's home, three miles
north of Blair, Neb
The 'following ofiioers were
elected:president,Myron Soren-
sen; vice-president, Lloyd Mencke;
secretary,Bemard Thompson;
news reporter,George Keglar.
Other members are:Gerald Jen-
son Howard Charlot.Ben Fair-
fflc after January 1, 1981.
hirli da y"l\;tl\lo hdny ev ehing by
inviting around twehty friends
and relatives tn spend the eve-
Visiting was enjoyed and nice
refreshments were served later in
the evening.
Among those present were Mrs.
Washbum's brother, Peter Jensen
of Nevada,Iowa.Others.were
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jensen, Mrs. Ed
Gilbenson,Mrs.Geo.Kuhr,Mrs.
Henry Voss, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jen-
sen, J. P. Jensen.
I
BUSINESS ANDSOCIAL FORECAST
ing nt_ her home.
h Ied the Uycscvun ncali Juauaaauu n o g a n or DIIIT Col.lll\yTh e sc ho o l bo ar d as app ea ..A 1 3 c ha r-*.. .c ons ider able pn de.r g e 3 d a t h a ddxptnc t court'dec ision tl)the nn n f lmlir m hu nter s.British 801-- E I L . ' i " . £ . . .,.§?.'f....f"=-°m
sliprcme court.°-" -- ' " ' - " "} " " " " '"ru u uu s lu.wnzu .|.u\;uux u|.A(HBYB,~DlHidE¥\B f0!TI\Ed a ~ ~ ~ l i v e d 'ga
¢ 0 N splendid ba c k g ro un d a n d th ei r eac h a hu r ri e d c a ll a n d re tu
u n tr lr t z n w n n n n p a r ts i n th e pe rf or n1 mc e werfe to Pi p es ton e o n S u nd a y a i t e n
n e
ivi
nn
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CHAS. CAMEE
MONDAY CLUBHOLDS ANNUAL PICNIC
Around fifty members of the
Monday Altemoon Club spent a
very pleasant and enjoyable aftf
ernoon at the home of Mrs. R. J.
Murdoch on Mmh 24, at whichtime thev held their annual winter
childs and Neal Sutton.mbe chose Richard Lip-The me rs 1pincottfortheirlocalleader.
Richard hu had many years' ex-
perience as a club member andshould prove a very vsluable local
leader for this group of y°\1l\B
boys.Lloyd Mencke, Howard Charlet,
r'~ /" ~ '~`~0 . / '
~~$_; lr-_§ §g y / e
.v.~w.».~..\~...,
Chnrl Cameron, who is s naviue of H n township, has made
qlxite a ord for himself in the
insurance Belling game.
He spent three months in Lou-
isiana selling w. 0, w. insurance
and later was transferred to Nelr
rnska where he has just finished
Douglas,Burt,Dodge.Chmings,
Thursbon and Washingtan coun~
ties.For a ten months period he fin-
extra good and added to the e!-
fectiveness of the story.
Luck of space prevents the xe-prlntlng of names of those! taking
pan.as the cast of character:
were given in last week's Enter-
prise..
Many lovely musical numbers,
solos and duets were enjoyed and
a bit of comedy running through
the whole play crested much
laughfcr in the audience.
An urchesrtra composed of high
school students was greatly ss-
Mr.and Mrs.Athan are
kno wn 'in this county,lu
taught for a number of years
successfully here.
o. E. s. KENSINGTON
Mrs. Clark O'Hanlon was
e s Awthe 0 .E.S.ke ns lng1 a
Tuesday alternoon, March 25.
was assisted by Mn. E. R. 2
a n,Mrs. J.L.Pounds and
md Abbott in the enbertairu
A nnalllnv rnnfant rnnlnrl
IifT=£i¢2"£'»béi£| afar. mm for-Iam human 'ma Nm sq¢u»»| |||}g=w__ ,g\=_5=1_}_ ,pegImwardmwithmuchanticipation, are starting with a litter from'
'each year, by the club members.their gilt that they selected last
p The president, Mrs. David Mum- vw. endeavoring to pmduce atm:
unerh presided at a short buninels of pork by the time the litter is
Vsession and roll call of curmnt six months old.
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_m m ua pun mm uns mnul- ma Hn. Genldim soenn " T|ndm;:vlnrking.Heilnoiln- and ull... David Mummert o-| ::bl|;:;'eu",,u:,;p|,r"u|.' :
gated '=' u"°°"'-"°""! -3-'"L'!='1!! _°'°"'9" ."'E" D. c. Vm Deulm.é v é ml A period of visiting was Lm ye n Howard Cha ri ot pro-'
lo\lowed by two readings by Mary duced nearly a mn and one~hn1I Mch. 27-»E
Ynnlmlln Mnnvn and havin nn,|,dm..Iitfnr m.six months -n nmna m.
P<."" - - ' °:liar H igh dedicatory
s ..n mn.. \..:..\...\.~.\¢|.|" " " " '" "" ' " ""'¢"'"""""I'" 'Election of kennington officersKENNARD W OMAN ls and ry efficient musiciansSATURDAY HOSTESS u Prof. ICE. DeGroff. music in-?1l_t'e'..fP_.\1'-¢.»__.rg..n s i§§¥1"§"¢1»J5f"§€ud`éY1`€», 2-`§§1. ';;;:.;';;;f',,;.~°z,',;a;».§ane fm any hog MZ1L"é7z;S4. E. church supper.
very much enjoyed by all.raiser. Three other bg; g;W=-'=-Mah. 2 -"L@; g ?Do It",at
- *. t al!u more u ,_;..£l.e_~§`If*,¥°j'}_._°f'_rn "S" .,'f."'l'i ~ i"IE",.f'..-....°.{'. Iittnrq were Mch. 'EB "§.,'§,.¢u.m.dn-Iamatnrv:tr ac tor in éh e s c ho o ls : wh o s pa m 08115 elecusu prc s menu a n a m r s
SVOQQIOP 1 " } 'annu l ' fha nnn mffn xml Mi ns Luc i lle 8 do rf ,sec retary .Mrs..wnosmss so me uorcas clun aa:-urdny afternoon when a goodlynumber were present.Rewrla of
the bazaar and supper held on the
preceding Saturday were given.
" " : ' : - " 'lwnuuibhllvvlii ll |:nln:L\s|..\|\\lD""\\ uv was mn c u wsu:u n acuul:a u a c l liuulng ur.nusluzuncs I n be I'II.-IDM uum al W u unuusvK e mp . w h o g a v e u n tm n g ly o f h e x;th a t th e r e wi ll b e n o d e lay s . ' Th e o f append ic itis l u t Tu es da y eve-L. C . K f o p p C.. G. B ade r an d F. L.s i x mo n th s o ld .c ontest.ef f or ts as coach,n e w IJE COIIT Or vi lle S¢b@ff1<=r1w=13\u' =hmu K f we r n m e n ta d l b t t w o w e e k s n m m a u k m m B l c r :r é d t h 1 l m Th e 1;me e ti n g wi l i b e a t H c h . 2 9 - - D a M s h A i d b a k e s a d e
gn tu la te d o n th e s u c c e s s o f u L e _t h e M I F - D p r a C a r t e r ~ o n to m a h th a . , ' I 1 " , . 2 , mu r r m an d } m ¢ § 1 + . | m i ; n v e r m l n s . 3 ~.,.,'§=,.'f."-2f..,,..M.,, ..?.a.P..Inc u n |.lnnr|{'£.°i,1..-.h o me Wednesdiilf Mc h . 2 9 - C a th o li c ba ke s ale.
1;~which wsu long be te- was mmm meer -»~= win move Q ' . ; § " " . . 1 , : a . " " " ; ; " ' ? f ~' " ' 1 : ' W " " a z ° a r z " a " " ' " 'a ~ ~ a n y o t . h e } m n .¢;;.a Oon~membered u one of the belt oper- in the near future.nefztions.s mon e e~.omHe i:nm;|;er;l °;_ F_*;=;j "m ur: L wi h yllof mg 3 of 'kr wi,hi;,;n¢o be-10112 in mwiund ,hunk celebrated.
f*-ll pnt na by nm Blnlr high Hn. lhrjorie Metzlnger ol Pre ting slang as well as nn be ex- Gokhx nnet, intend of withlirs. this club must do no not hber than Apr.1--Achievomentday pmgrum
school.mo nt :pmt me we ek-e nd mnw.Ba ld ¢ h¢ l| ! ni n Th| Enh 1 'p dls pected at this date.'Nemetx u lined' cm the proznm. this next meeting.,Apr. 11-Play at Baptist anna.
Read¢hawantadsinTheEntex'-
prism .
Eglr, Nebraska, Much 27, 1980
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to-~ate c eaning esta
T H E
Independent Merchants
ARE
INDISPENSIBLE
To AGREATER BLAIR
v I-I. J. COOKE
Candy Cigars Confectionary
Watch Earnberg's Windo
SATURDAY
1 FOR OUR DISPLAY
BLAIR MILLING CO.
BE LOYAL
To Your Home Town Establishments
Don't serid your cleaning out of Blair.
Step io the Phone and Call Us.We
will call for and deliver more quickly
and give equal cleaning service at
equal prices.
Our Number is White 183.
Advance Cleaners
W. J. SAS
SPECIALS
r
'FOR '
Friday and Saturday
Work shirts, regular $1.00 for -S -69
Men's B. V. D's., regular 75c for -.50
Men's work hats -~---- 2.25
Boys' Overalls, size 6 to 16 -- 1.00
Whoopee Pants ---~--,125
Boys' Tennis Shoes ----~ 1.10
Ladies' Slippers, values to $5 for - 2.25
For Meats
O F
QUALITY
Palromke Our Mqrkets:Henry Ladwig
13 in claarge ofthe 27\[orlh Side Jbfarkcl and
Marlirz Neilaurg is in charge of lbe Qyalilp
Market meals.Tell lhem mlm! you manl,
theywill endeavor loplease ydu.
10 bars Big 4 Soap
or10 bars Swifts Quick Naphtha 33c
'or10 bars Bob White
Swifts Quick Naphtlga Soap Chips 19c
NORTH SIDE MARKET
PHO NE ns lm! u s
QUALITY MARKET
.PHONE 15
ORDERS PRom>'rLY DELIVERED
Ea
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9 ~\.~
1 ~ ;~
Expert Repairi
Now is the time to have
~your motor overhauled
and put into first class
shape.Let us repair
your car for you
Satisfaction Guaranteed
"Wa ca~ do It lor less because It coin
less to do lt."
Martin Wortman Garage
East of Collar Factory
Frid;1§~ and Saturday
Steak, round, T-bone or sirloin, Ib.
Me a t L o d , 2 I b s .-----
Blue River Catsup, large _-
Santa Clara Prunes, large slze,
'2rbS.---~-~---
85c
35c
19c
29c
Diamond Clothes Pins, 6 doz.-25c
Remember We Deliver
Please get your order in early as our
first delivery starts at 9 o'clock sharp.
We have two phones, 238 and White 292
4
BERTELSEN MARKET
HELLO WORLD!!Buy Produdts
Which Employ Home Town Labor
I
Try our Brgad, Rolls, Cakes, etc
Whole Wheat Bread } ALL loc47Pumpernickel)I
Under the head o! chain busi~a n d dn imr fh ni r h i i f nn e s s ma y be c la s s e d a n u mb e r o f
outsi de businesses wh i c h a r e a l
da ng er ou s to th e we lfa r e o f th e
c o mmu n i ty a s i s th e so-c alledc ha in stor e itse lf .
E ve r y mo r n i n g a s we g o u p a n d
do wn th e b u s i n e s s a tle e t we me e t
w e bre ad wa g o n s f r o m Oma h a
p u tt i n g th ei r br ea d i n th e di f fe r -
. ._ _ __ . -_1 . - - - r ,w- »\ . ¢ ».u c v u vm a k e t h e t o w n f u n c t i o n a s a r e a l
l i v e i n s t i t u t i o n .
W e need oth e r business in s ti -
tuti ons.On e c ry ing'need i s a
loc al hric ky a rd.E ve r y w a r se v-
e r a l tho us an ds o f do lla r s wo r t h
o f br ic k i s ship ped i n to Bla i r .
Th i s c o uld b e ma d e i n B la i r a n d
In-nvn sa nina n e u n n "kann "»| \h|\Ent 'a a " 1 ; " f»;.""' 'i..°"" "';.'ii;i."¥i.'; ""'"'I
:l`aeeotthi|,.Blai|,-hutwovery llelldt1'ldem:kingBlair|.bet..wel equipped bakeries that are ter nlnne in which fn ll\|l_Fashionedtu r n i n g o u t a n exc e pti o n ally h i g h
qu a li ty pro duc t.
Twi c e o r th r e e ti me s a we e k we
n o ti c e th e la u n d r y tr u c k s ma k i n g
th e ro u nd s o f Bla i r ,pi c k i n g u p
th e la u n d r y wh i c h , g o es to Oma h a
for \ 'a ahi ng '.~ s h o u l d h u v e a
r - . . _ v - . -- - - a n w w a n w :T h e s e a r e b u t a : f e i v a d d e d c h a i n
p r o p o s i t i o n s o r r a t h e r b u s i n e s s
p r o p o s i t i o n s t h a t t a k e t h e m o n e y
o u t o f B la i r th a t sh ou ld be le f t
"~£ £" "w h
y i s th i s ?o i s a t f u lt ?
I n a n s we r le t u s look tho" E's. tber
Hose
ndry should
gh work of
ng Blair to
ments fromtherounds
eekly, pick-
in the face
love an up-stablishment
well as any
my _noe pup
squarely in the face and admit
that all are, in a manner, respon-
sible for the esdsting conditions.
Do we ask for Blair products?When flour is needed, do we._order
Blair flour,do we o:der Blairbreadandpatronizeour own in-
dustries?If not,let us right
about face and in every way\ up-
port Blair and when this iss one
we will not only have a tterBlair,a more prosperous Blair
We are now headquarters for Ladies
Silk and Rayon Full Fash§oned Hosni
Fine range of colors. Only $l.00 pair
Our extra fine Raon Underwear at
98c is an eicellenf value,
\Ladies New Spring Hats $1.25, $|.501omze our home concern?Ia thisnotasimportantasanyotherline of business!Our home clean-
ing plant is run by home people,
just as is our bakeries,paying
taxes to defray the public ex-
P°'??f"'. flonating to our charitable
but the chain store moves in
every line will have quietly foldedtheirtentsandslippedaway,
leaving us one big,happy,pros-
perous family, where our brother's
interests are our interests and the
success of every line of business
and $|95
Misses and Girls Hats $I.00--$1.25
Independent
1A dry dust disinfectant which is
safe to use and very effective in
~/=.,P 'a.
ller Gilt~A Jeweled Necklace
Necklaces are popular and stylish-a
desired gift for any lady.We have
just assembled a very elaborate collec-
tion of new jeweled necklaces.Your
choice of colors in single and double
strands.We suggest you inspect them
before you buy.Prices range from
$1.00 up.'...
,__."'.;.£:1m>~
Pioneer Jéwelry Store
w. P. TURNER
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
wr1 s
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r c l
` g
Egkeepingtreeh o m
ncrease Potato YieldsgBy treating your
with Formaldehyde. It produces
lafge scab free potatoes and
nvery inexpensive,
BUY IT AT THE
Pharmacy
J. HAROLD STEWART, snr.
_
The
Mutiny
.ii Albatross
By WYNDHAM MARTYN
common-r YN 1-um g n
WNV Berviu
don."You will understand." he Bald."wat as 1 ahlp's doctor you willhavelittlelucommonwiththeuhlp's aneward.Of me you know
said the other."I am Wllllam
bef it o f my kn owlwi re I h ive n ever
seen y o u before.H o w ls i t y o u
k n o w me?Th e y c all You th e
'Beam'w h a t does Ra d vmy g n u
you ?"u "..»
»
Court will appoint Auimta Jen-
sen or some other suits Ie person
Administmmr And proceed to a
settlement, of said estate.Witneu my hand and o ma a l
ride which was certainly a p p ~
ciat-ed.
0 ..
CHRXSTIAN CHURCH Continuing series of sermons on
A. J. Bugett, Pastor "The Lig t of the World".Are
Amy doonged to darkness?Bring
swered."Y o u wi r ed meto Gi lls: a
phy sic ian sboard."
" I re me mbe r n o w. "Radvrny au
swered."W hy h a\ e n° t I s ee n y o u
b e f o r e n u n "
With The Churches
A S T O L D B Y T H E I R P A S T O R S
wo u ld pe r rn i t h im to en joy an un -
nec essary lunc heon.
"Cnc -kmI1a" he commanded, as he
c a u f h t sight o f Clements.H e
(SEAL)1. c. ELLER,'I-4t County Judge.||| |.||. l lh a r d He looked doubtful!! at this
splendid chapel service for us
~urt l n:~Q:~e~vew na dinner guests at thelladway."nn v"But 1 should like to :mow °"§§"'¥*"~'~°~,,"='=?Dr. Norman K. Ralhmmn
<>P'r0ME'rms'r
Over the Blnir Drug Co.Plun m B luk ll
ixing: by Appointment
and Personal Estate estimated at$45 Ind praying for admin-iatr on thereof.
I t u i d l t o nppqnr at nldCounty Court. on the 29th day ofMarch, 1880, at ;o o'clock A. M.,
Sunday he presented the cause ol
the Home in Rev,McProud'schurch at Syracuse.He returnedto the Home Monday evening.
M m Elizabeth Clerk had six
BLAIR ABSTRACT & TITLECOMPANY
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P ,1 1 6»~' 3 0 D-»m ~ " " " E p 1 ' 0 ; - g h ~
Bible SchooI,10 .a.m.~~ . '.P 'ss
: i ma a t Bla i r, Nebmki, th
19th day of Eebnmxy, 1930.
Maurice Mahnnn,Sher!!! ofWnhlngt,on,Cuunty, Nebraska.
6-5
~By ~l'll00lL 1 ~
With The Churches
A S T O L D B Y T H E I R P A S T O R S
C H R I S T I A N C H U R C H
A. J. Hn rge tt, P ast or
Bible Sc ho o l, 1 0 A. M.
Mo r n i n g W o r s h i p , 1 1 A . M .
Ch ri s ti an En de a vo r, 6: 30 P. M.
Preac hing, 7:30 P. Zhi.
Mi d - W e e k me e ti n g ,W ednesdny ,
7:30 P . l i .
W e h a d go o d audienc es ag a i n
:| | .~|"0
Co n ti nu i n g series o f se rmon s o n
" T h e U s t o f th e W o r ld " .A r e
: my do o me d to da r kn e ss ?B r i n g
y o u r f a m i l y t o c h " . " "pric eless
ha b it.Spec ial mus ic .
6:.?:0 p .m. - - E p wi vo r th Le a gu e
me e C
7:30 p .m. - - Ha p p y H o u r E ve -
ning-W or shi p.Co n ti n ui n " S to r -ie s J e s u s To ld " , su b je c t mi n i g h t:
" L i m i t s " .Mu s i c b y m d e qu a r -
THE STORY
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(;|El1|gg| 5 to you.;u\ :r u ll l. : Lu nao ve r wh a t th e wo r ld th i n k s i s my
bod y . ln s p ris on gr ave y ar d. I h ue
expla tc d in the wor1d' s ey es d l my
faults."I l e leaned fo r wa r d a n d
hla th in hands clenc hed a n l n .
tu r n e d h u g lu e tr n n q u li ly .
"Th e do c to r d6 es n't lik e to c o n~
te a to b e i n g u b i t s e u i c k . " C le m
ents answered rc adliy .
" Tb e nn a c oc ktail wi ll do h i m
3v"~3'%`~mZ;'"greauy fmivyed byiN0TlCE OF sasnu-'I-"s SALE:
\Mn. Flora. Rowe called on
Home folks Sunday afuernoon.
Ithe Henry encke, Attorney.a n d g g ~ 1 § '1Q.<§§.>_'41=fs'._.
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PHONE 1snm Bldg.nun.
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_ . , _,Mrs.W.H.Underwoodl u | . \ u U » l l | u |l l I l u ! !I l . | \ | § § ; I ,n n ! Il m friend Ho wa rd Be ltln n o n .painter of nomo note.but notun nlth r. n hl dlun er with the ir c ol-lep uaoc lnte, A lfred Oibhunl.unan-u u ml| 1 1 | t|Unvrln p- o du c u nwr itte n led o 1| hlc h Illa three hadtaken *Elle T.. c ollars. to help unc h
othar ln ndverulty explaining thatheneedstlnumclalu a lu u n c o now
f n !f h a . ¢ H \ n ¢ l l n u \A #k i n a n n Q n h
" A n d 3gl,An dr ew Orlne.I Shall
make unc h n name fo r my s elf, that
lr will e c li pse wh at the wo rld kn ew
of me e re it tlmug hl I di ed ."
--amd."Ihnu lthl B e t t l n g t o n.
"f f mze d wi th the d elus ion o f po w-
er."Aloud he "lfemarkedr °'I _see
5|ru\.|,ln a uwly uc uu c u.n u n ;four.Yo u k n o w my kin d"; ju .¢t a
d u h o f a b s i n th e I n them.
W hen Clements had g o n e - a n d
ther e se emed lo me th i n g strangely
out o t pllre ln sen di ng s uc h n manon a uc h an erra nd- -Rud way tur ned
to `§lettlngton..
¢n,;"l;£5;e " " 1 ;
wi 11
Them re above 5Sc ho ol la st S u nd ay .
i t 1 0 0 % n e xt S u n d a y
C o me F r i d a y eveni
M a r r D o I r " .
.-,.., -.__the Pentecos-
)0 at Sunday
Let us nuke
Az at s. "ut
....., um.. .mu um-un..nu un-|ll'36d choir is needed for the
Easter meetings,m d all young
people and other: who ning are
mvited to meet with the choir at
this eveninfs service.
Tuesday, 2:30 P» rn.-Half~hour
Neighborhood Meetings will he
held at Lhe follawimr hm-neu:
grcugua g; My gm B. A,,de,§,§; H1 ~ < f f ° N c o u r r n ,NEB-
en ee ay tpspandafewdnywiththeir By virtue of an order of sale
g ; - g g "and sister Mrs.Ernest issued out of the District Court
_,of Wuhington County, Nabruka,
.andin pursuance of adecree ofW§_;1;=~»=-5 S§§'§¢ H-rg, for md count i n an action cumi n,
|w~.....2 ...,¢\n........ ..-PIE indexed a t Execution Docket D
nn. EDWIN 1°. JIPPDgntlntLan" s I4; VICE
Offices in State Bank Bldg.
Phone 298 Bluir, Nobr.
x
x
" 'a ' a § : ; ' i
a t th o ' q u i ll*I - : f l u to ma l
1 r l \ \ ' | d n i h t uI l i l l t o n i l |
' " "' "" "" ' "" " "y o u d o n t ms n I 0 te n me nn y z r u n ;"I e at to o mu c h a n d l d d n k t o oLian.Gibbons nc olfs _r l asr "r h 1 a b |\ e r y we ll.I n m n o t c u ous.muc h and my arteri es a re m~de upme ox 'nigera °f§.f' UE."Y o u wi ll find Halk ett,the c a p-of c alc i um, the y tell me.L i k e th e C O N G R E G A T I O N A
." .'{.I"!'..°.'.\"E"}L"i'"1f.'2 mln. a d isag reea ble and slmllc loun re s t o f th tm. vo n wi ll n r en c h te m A .F .Ne we ll,
L c a m
Putor
:c n Caleb Loftis, 403 West Park St.,|
Frank Dudgeon,North Walker
Avenue; J. L. Edwards, 408 West
§_§_§n[:_ Street; Miss §ertrudeMead
......-...=mu gunna, QA no §1.Wand Childrexfs, e9¢ to $2~98,'Luge
new shipment just unpacked this
week-selen your New Spring
Hat new ax the Fashion Cenmr. 11.
Fashim Denim-R»>»"o\1 1>..|..
Numbe r me at nam.457, where-
in D. Z. Mummext is plaintiff and
Edward W.Pfeiffer,et a l,Are
defendants, I will on the Blat dayofMm-nh 1930 an than hnur n h
" ml "mul nlxi. °"man.Ile rcsents my presence. Re-perauce. Yulzf §|-¢"n°;'h§,ie"f{,§ {f]§¢.Il.-Bnninxlon nr-:=f:fi'R°';.£"'3,'.iT'Ii',§' °".':=f 1E::";'1f2':F ?1°5=-ffs _"_€tfL_£9 patch me up if Sqnday yvill be 8fi"¢f1 to the Ffle'eng: écmnnfr _ ;c'HAm°.=:n" h t e :to help his old friend ,Un-orln by pnlnllng some plc turel andmullingthemMar ' Unvri n. twen tyy o u n old, ls Elgar tndwngn privateatenoxrnpherHe ls -n mo n or vas!vanilla but n datmuchee Collin!2 llGlbbont' omce. as nrnnued. Mary inasked by the llnnncler to betray herOmploy efs buslness necreta.formonelfThe pzlrl refuses, and leave!hi m.Rndway ,exhausted by disul-pntlon,announces his Intention oftnklnl' u h oliday on ihe oc ean,outll to be acc ompanled by a. secretaryandA wlrelr.-gm operator.Hi s wife
Q v w r e u l .m u c u A l t :v n u v u n u 'n n y e d l l m t n l "d i d n o t r e p o r t t o
l n l m .I n y o u r s t a t e r o o m y o u w i l l
tl nc l a l l t h e c l o t l l é s y o u n e e d .I 1
y ou ta k e my a dvi c e y o u wi l l t u r n
ln n o w. "
Th e ld vi c e wa s I n th e n a tu r e p f
a c o mma nd :but as it suited his
own c onvenienc e to gen rid of Glbhl
c lotha h e bowed to ll..
He llln gto n was gla d to b e I n I ll!
ne w ou a rtem.He c ou ld no t slee p
w e u e e u u c t r u r a .
"Pa tc hin g wo n't h elp y ou mu c h ."
Be ttln ztou remarked.
"lr y o u 'r e no t up ro the J ob, l'll
:ell C lements to shlp s ome on e who
s."
Abr untly Radwny turned on his
heel.He d ld n ot ln th e le as t mi nd
lr h e h a d lef t h lgp hy s le i en an g ry .
Th e anger o f fo s- - an d a poor
ma o wa s u fool.I n llls opi nio n--
had no weight.Th e sea ai r w a l
br a ti o n o f th e S i xti e th A n n i ve r -
sa r y o f th e or ga ni za ti on o f o u r
c hurc h.F r o m 1 0 t o 10:50 a.m. ,
th e Churc h 'Sc hool peri od,gr o up s
o f y o u n g pe op le i n old- time cos-
tu mes ,assisted b y a n orc hestre,
wi ll g i ve pic tur es o f hi s to n e
ep o c h e i n th e s tor y o f the c h u r c h
as glea ne d fr om the r ec or ds . Ma ny
o f th e q u a i n t c ostu mes,loa ned
for the oc c asi on, are the mse lves of
o w h a s t Gr u n t Stroet,;He n r yRo ve r ,107 E a s t S o u th Sheet..
Eve ry b od y in vi te d.Please g o to
lh e me e ti n g n e a r e s t y o u r h o me .
W ednesda y , 6:30 p.m. - Of f i c i a l
Bo a r d su p pe r a n d business me e t-
in g .B r i n g th e wh o le f a mi ly .
Olzhefg we lc ome,pr ovi de d xeserv-
nt1on i s ma d e b y W ednesday
mo r n i n g .
'TA R n fn f| nlam|\Elin»Ii L.
Phone 4fL-;IB}3é"1'»»i]§é`£`rI'A ;ol`i1 io Q?"X."iu.f'aE""¢h2"€v.=§¢l E»"¢1'i§"»1°§
\ front door of the Washington Office in State Hank BldgCounty Court House in the Citvll
11 Hot~
Io! B lz i i r , wa a hi n g f ml C > u1 ty , I I S -
ibr ask a,se¥l a t pub lic au c tio n to
; th c [Highest bidder f o r c ash,th e:x
:K1ma. "@.§=.,1;!r§.a1PH1LL
n m m n n m m u n m m n u h n
folluvbing d~cribed real estate,
to-WitLEGALNOTICELot number seven (7)and
-eight (8),in block mmber sev-0'Hanlon & 0'Hanlon, Attorneys. enty (70),in the Cxty of Fo n
COUNTY COURT,wA§l-umm. ,~_,L,_...__..._.-.
m § n | . m | .
I " ' ° " ° "in newmHome Theatno BldgBlur, Nebruh 'a c c e p t s h l n Im :h l m .f l a d w n y
a n h i s u e c r e m r
lumen m zo wsu:'B h ul d r-beginning k _-- 5 " ~~----- wa --for an long time.J' wr at un e zu mu e him hungry.histone mterlcst in Blau famllles i__»»"'€}§'§?2"¥f1§f"1'23 ing ways he was tn :me Unwln's This yrould mean n rich luncheon A general invitation is extended l:§ mE¢+i"~ay¢h£n£2+..».i\»III CC U'mt,the
2 before....L2 .|_a4:sarees thgt he? brother maiif ac-| childrefa from harm he am uot§ served as that artist, the ful chef. [for Eng nictorial nrorram.which I.`;"_" '2~I"""é2f.'&.`Ii "11'?_I!f.'1fi"omvnn! :hem
CIIAPTEII I!l.--I 3c ttlngton. uolnbnz o n the Maine coast,is caughtnulto r m and seokl refuge ln aQuqkonn.ed bg §.ouagthq.n gngm-
kno w.There rnuSt. be, at keanu a
dozen men aboard.all under th e
domi nation of the Bo ss.Th e sh i p
could not doubt be work ed emr lly
alone knew how.A feeling of welt I
bein g n ervnde d h im at the ai ght of
the c oe ktnila Ile to ld Cle men te ro
Dasgsone to the doc tor.|
il ofmm °a= "' a"u1;i;i| .amz uur ""=°""=' "'~"='"""~ . '""""'ron coui'f\?"1IzEé"`"iEX," uluwun, ""'"""°" "°"'"'- "°°memben and :num of u.¢_ pld "°§1f' _f.'_§fLf_"';__ -.|.-.| __ \..-..._ Emu of mnnlrhxn c. nuwn. "IT _.._...__ ..._~. ...
h " . ` _ _ _ _
church will be interested.Mrs.
L .C.Klopp,Miss Gussie S¢hef~
fier and Mrs. Newell are in charge
of this 10 o'clock program.:At 10 o'clock the ProcessxonalHy mn will introduce the more
formal recognition cf the day and
occasion,him _will include rem-
Lu uearlin mind the two weeks series of
meetings culminating in EasterSundny.The service each week-
night (no Saturday meeting) will
begin a t 7:45 o'clock.Resultswill depend largely upon the co
operation of all out members.r>|...... \...... on-.-- ..,...\.... ..|,...-
Deceased.NOTICE IS GIVEN £0 the cred-
itors w appear before me at the
County Court room in Blair, Neb-
raska., on the 18th day of April,1930, and on the 19th day of July,
930 at 10 0'/.zlock A.M. for the
,purpase _o!examination,'adjust-
uuw numuer une U)ana LWD(2) in block number '1'hirty~seven
(37) in the City of FortCa1houn,
Washington County, Nebraska..
Lot number Sevenbeen (17), in
block number Ten (10),i n the
Village qi Arlington,Washington
Countv.Nehrnnlm nm: .ma sv..
BONDED ABSTRACFEB
0£1ieein Mnyla Bldg.
x
;ma r c u s s n c x|1
wx :mormmz.lsc tumrnona c lmnc a enough wi th Ha li ett.h l l nephew." W a can'L wa lt for the ladies,"'E'"..'¥.","ff2'§='f ~ .5l','E'._{';'5"..".f'}f .f'..'i.."2'l'J and Rnh Umvln ml! nf the vnnr. AB-BUG Badway. 8110 th r ew hi s d r in k 1~ `|55`ir;"i£"i=\`: '§ET\§F;§»iR;°`;§;;}'¢¢]§' :III "§ nl`i{e;` §`aii§'~"g" Irma'~ gfn -
" "°"een _1ro uld| ldnneo fIthe m.Th|re1 n|lr eau I n2% '2L'...':"°.5.!'.1'.'?.J.11""{E."I' 2225:1 »..\..|.....3.. about tho llmltlon IP. BQEUIISIOII-"\
e mo veme nt." I
ke y ou." he said
Vhen I wa nt n
Ji `u¢i»i"i»?f»E>I1E§." Eiibxéé €n»¢»1éfé ¢~omp¢irnb1¢ with nothing on land.thing I want all of n. Instantly. Asnln | n a : w n ' n r g e g a p r y 3 . 2 6 § ` ° ° l ' § L t h e l a d i e s d o n ' t s e e m t o b e c o m i n g
s u m e s a 1|r o w n e n; ° 1 ° f ' : § " ° . : = ! ' : 5 . * ' ° § , ' 1 e ' ! P ° ' . . . ' ! f ' : ' : ' : ' . = : . 9 3 . 6 c a - ¢ A P ' r e n v i ' f . ' . . ' § ` - 2 - 'l e t t h e i r c o c k t a i l ;g o t o \iniscenoea by M m Mary Lantry *""'"' "WP """°° uwu ""='=*"="and an address by President E. B. of aqcial engagements that n1flonn nf Danna Cnllmro.Tha full CUUHICL :.:f.:|.zes&..-ee.-'lerenss %£=1'£=!\'-' g»1r|5;p?E.f3ii;§.. ml ;;,;;,,;;' 1;-:I 'nmE215SHOP 1 \I
l n e w I U T K a luurca n,D s l l l r l l i u l l ls t u d i o .G i b b s g o n t h e r e .H a i i - I . 1 " | , | | , , , , , | , . , , » ,I- l n l l d a v.I I n t h e l i b r a r y .w h i c h w a s a l s o ~.......» um, xueu on or oexore me of lot 17 no-wiv Commwcfné at E. c. Rann, Propriswr18thday of April 1980 will be Me 4 ll,4 0 Cmt|forever b _'the Southwen corner of md lotll Excellant
Dabed this 203, day of March 17, running thence east One hun-S.f_\¢fu¢°Serdce1930_' dred and ten feet, running thence I ,._._.'?f__ ..__._,
fugitive from justic e. amd one night.alarmed without eaune.he endeav-ors to lea ve by the nn os c ane. buttolli to h is death.
ue tr mmo n wo n de re d why h e f eltndiainc llmmon to ask this ma n
who a nd wh at he wus.He realized
that he was m the pre senc e of one
fr om who m emun atlo ns o f evil a nd
unusual powers we re d v e u ont.
B E T W I N G T O N wa s a wa k e n ed ln
the morn ing o r u sma ll boy
who was the b ea rer o f c o ff ee a nd
rolls.H e announced th a t break-
fa s t wo u ld be served I n th e ma i n
sa lo on wlthln th e ho ur ."'I'l*1Ls Ll all I need." sold Betting-
ton."\Vh nt's y ou r na me?"
"They c ull me 'Sll\el'a,' " said the
the musi c ro om,Mm Ru d vr u y a n dMar y we re si ttin g.
"Ma ry , "Mm .Radvray said sud-
denly . "lt was ver y self ish of me to
have b rought y ou h em. I regret lt."
"You ne ede d me, and I'r o g lad 1
c ame."Ma ry returned.She had
conc eived one of th os e a lmo st ex-
mwof mut ad mlrn tlo ns for the be au-
Or d e r o f S e r vi c e wi ll b e f o u n d i n
an othe r c olu mn o f thi s p ap er ,Th e
public i s c o rdi ally invite d 1: 0 en joy
th e an ni ve r sa ry c e le br ati on i n th e
n e wly dec orated a u d i to r i u m a t 1 1
ofcloc k.
A l l fa mi li e s wh o h a ve i n th e lr
h o m e s c o p i e s o f t h e C h u r c h H y m n -
_ \- - L A L * - _ u . _ . _2 . . . . . A . . . l _. . . . . 1 . . \ : - \ . .
B A P T I S T C H U R C H
L. J . Mo r an , P as to r
Su nd ay Sc ho ol, 1 0: 00 A. M.
W o r sh i p , 1 1 A .M .
J u n io r B .Y .P .U. ,3:30 P
Eve ni mz s e rvi c e . 7 : 3 0 P . M.
ef~<sEAL>u u u r w o l] _ ¢ _ E L L E R n o r t h f o r t y f e e t r u n n i n g t h e n I E nC o u n t y J " d } ¢ _w e s t O n e h u n d r g a d a n d i e n A I m a m d o o r e a s t _\l l An s lu nberprhe od10-0:
mnning thence south forty feet uiM_|No 'm:r~: ro A n m m -|¢he place ol beginning.
TION OF ESTATE Commendng at a point forty-w » -TRAI N SCHE DUL E-
He wa s a h no y c d to a dmi i n f W fti l bor . "h ut my r ea l na me u A n g u s -u m: i mmn n .Liter ally
S u m o r t h e r e s t o f t h e c r e w i t w a s t u s . "e n t h h u l j r ,t h e m a i d
| | " n » u a u l | | " l ¢ ¢ |O . ¢ . . . » |. \ . . . | .4 \ . -\ . l . ' h n n h a h i d ~I n d l h l v i k d k a n n A n n n A n n l l n n r l
. ~t the elev-who grgn tq -n. »\»I n u m n ;i n I L ;l i ;\94\|.nn'|.|»--
yer service, Wednesday, 8:00 :een WCS! or UAE Southeast ComerS T A T E O F N E B R A S K A ,' c f m Se ve n i n b lo c k w w w xr - | . ' 2 ' " € * ¢ 2 £ N ° ' * " ! ' ? ? ' ° " ' 3 " " ' ° ° "
the m x orIesenedher
lockwhich m m
an.Radwuy
emed n milab his wire.
w w . Nl we i n we H v ~..-.service.The April Social Meeting of the
Ladies' Social Union is in be held
next Tuesday afternoon, April 1,at the home of Mrs.C. M. Hitch-
man.Mrs.Gus Scheffler and
Crowell Home service Sunday at
3:00 P. M.
Sunday was a very good day
with our church.We missed some
of you.I hope you were not ndck.Ii so have some one call the pas-
1 BB
Washington County,|
Henry Mencke, Atty.
CWM! Court.In Probate.I n the Matter of the Eatnus
Mgry.M. Roge rs, Deanna:of
the Villnge of Arlington,Wash-
ington County, Nebraska, running
thence sixty feet north,parallel
with lot line, hence running west
twenty-two feet,running thence
south dxty feet.runnin:thence
w¢.f,.»i§& mm. dn 5.
c. s¢. P.. M. & Qmllu
'Northbound
7:15 mm. daily except Sunny.
2:52 pm. ddly omg# Sundny.
n.¢n - _n_.,|
\.||||\:|CuL»A u r y l.t:l|IE(.|I I I ! ! ![ n g " u c u l u : u u u l l | \ i l u \ . \ | - - ~ ¢ " - - " -u n v c \.vu..|\:,I.I\fi:|u|¢:uk n o w l e d g e m i g h t b r i n g t h e m .1 :B e t t l n g t o n e x p e r i e n c e d t h e S H U I 'o c e a r r s w r a t h a n d c
l h n i fn»¢ »mi L i m ¢\..........\...n.....\...;\fu n fi n n n f a n 'f t l H I l r " n n l m m m i n n n d v fn h s f n a a i a n i h n w a r n Au m ;a u i m t u n u n u u u u g u u l 5 U U \ ¥ { . l l . "
enc e to use tt, to d eath or Imp: | s~
onme ut.Hu t n o m a n ha d su c h s
bo ld ove r Howa rd Be tti n gto n. An d
y e t he experienced uneasiness I n
, " . . . . . ` . " . ` . . .- . - - -- - -u || r | . | v a u n l .\ u u w u s ;uI n g h l m s e l t o n c e m o r e m c l e a n a D .T h e s u m :s o u n d e d
parel.manned them to IuncheiOn the quuner dec k he fou nd the was genial.H e pres:
Boss.wh o smiled the even.nn-and dls tln gui slled man
tha nrnsmrfm nf fhll lmnll af a|»nn|-|rrndunted arnlle of the nlfrht be I " n anams we snipped a doctorHere he ls.Doctor Wellelndwuy and Miss Unwln."
itlmucy.no enforced and
r on u yacht.with which
'I
Mrs. Armstead will be assisting
h o m e m.Thi s wmv fr o m t he
printed schedule was made nec-essary by reason of recent. illness
in another committee.The ladies
are requested to bring to this so~'cial meeting pieces of cretonne, to
tot or some member of the con-
gregation.We want to come bo
see you if you are unable to comeandseeus.There is a. disease
that is sometimes hard w detect
in its first stages-no, not sleepingsicknessthataffectsthebndv.
I The heirs at law, next of ki;-i,|eut twenty-two feet bo the place
creditors and All persons inter- of* beginning, being a pan of Lot
asked in said estate are hereby 7,i n Block zo of the aforesaid
notified that on the 5th day of Village o f ArlingtonMarch_,_1930,Aug'nsta Jensen filed To satis!th U 'dape_t\t1on i n said County Court 5' . e ens m encum-gllegmg among other thinxze that "P"??' th"em_59__!f'fu'7 £0 sat-
¢ . » m u . m . ~
12:85 p.m. daily except Sunday.
5:80 p.m. daily.
-B US S CHED UL E-
i§';ain&»3=".=I.1..'=;».1;;.;'"'.=;;¥"'i.°;| f.s;;."" in-In - na: blue . b a r
eopld \rrlng_ with hI|pmrgrful | Ing pig 9g{(°Q_____.__ ____ |.--gn. _11grasp as onslly as one mlghl chokethe llfe out of a fu\vL"What part am I to play?" Hot-
tlngtnn asked.For n limo. at any
rule. llc must scam to full ln wlththe nll|or'n plnnsx.
"It muy he vc-ry llltlc." tha Boss
nnld."Tlnls lx how lhc matter
ainnds.llnulu-ay can afford to be
away from hls nfllre for a month.Ilo has so nrmnmcd thlnmx that he1s.snf~=x:unrdw for thnl time.Buttostayawaylnngcrwnulllrulnhlpl.Annllwr flnunclor,Glhlmns.1 .11 flnntzcmus nntustnnlst.\\'hon
"1 nan nelwr lmroauce yn\Lsald. "to Hallett and then to the
ren.n la most Important that
the women trust you.Hallett has
already Inferred them uma somedlnlrust of me."Ile lcd the way to tha upperdeck. whleh was alan the boat deck
nndtha t on whlch the wireless
room wus.Hallett was a squarebum man und u cnpahle snllor.Ilewas etrzlttered at having no hlghercomma d than this pleasure cry!
when hl: (urmer compaulons weremasters or ocean-golng llnem He....... ..........»....n., 1" .. An... no ah.
The lllncvllnhll
V be useel in'n£eb=\rine bags for the The diéeaéedf §Hi¢'1{'1 2512 zi1irI12l Mary M. Rogers, an inhnbiiane offm] IQ|;;i.srn;as pgx gm be sent to the ing affects the soul-sunggry si¢k- `EYP;;"hi"8*ff2"§F£"*!'=Y» _NS*>f°='<H»ixszy me sum or $129.47 costs, and | Northboundthe increased and accnxinz mm.mms A n Southbound
11 :00 A. M.Iall as provided bylald oz-E¢§ii1i ~
de ¢ re e |.:|d by jnw i n lwc hcue l 8 : 0 0 P. l l .
made and provldcd.ms P . I L
Philippine lsmnus.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Carl Bader, Pastor
fm..._,.,.».~\.n¢>»\ _...
mesa Watch fo r i t fuf t often
proves fntnl if treatment is notbegun in its first stages.
The evening service was the
Eest attepdcd of any of our Sun-
men o n me lm any of January.;1930,leaving no last Will andTestament, and possessed of Real 8:15 P. li
o ~_,church basement by the Ladies'
Aid Society..Friday, 2:30 p.m,-Wes ley an
Guild meets with Mra Ernest
Schmidt, 202 East Grant St.'l:30 p.rn.-C ho i r rehearsal.Promptness will make it possible
to finish `n time to allow singerswaltemsDistrictDeclamatory
Contest at high school.
Sunday, March 30th:10 a.m."'\urch School.An-
nouncement concerning Easter. _11 a.m.-Mo mi ng Worship.
.-..~.tu come to Sunday School Sunday.;
'We are worldng to bring our at-tendance up to One Hund and!
some member may deal you
should be one of the hund d. Ac.'cept their invitation.I
Miss June Fletcher returned'
last week from California where
she sent the winter.She was inher p ace in the services Sundsy.l
Mrs. John Moore is able to be,
UP lgain and assist some with the
home duties.She will soon be
bgck with us.I
1
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BUT T ER
B |@m
E C O N O M Y
Real Econo/ny is gettingthe most
for\ your money
.>
When you buy Butter
you invest in:--
THE MOST PALATABLE FAT-IT MAKES
FOOD TASTE BETTER
THE ONLY GENEROUS SUPPLY OF VITAMINS
OF ANY FOOD FAT.
A FAT THAT IS MOST EFFECTIVELY COM-
BINED IN ANY MEAL EVERY DAY.
Use:lButter for your food fat-----
lt is Real Economy
Blair Caoperative Creamery
BLAIR NEBRASKA
"EAT BLA|R BUTTER"
CROWELL HOME
Miss Martha Nelson spent the
week-end visiting friends in Her-
man.Fred Watts drove up fromOmaha Sunday to visit his moth-er, Mrs. Lucy Watts.Mig W. C. Wielers.nurse, spent Sundaywith friends.
our nightlnOmaha
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IM r .a n d Mr s .E d .S.Mi ll e r f
d r o ve u p f r o m Om a h a Sa tu r d a y ]
e v e n i n g m v i m th e i r a u n t,Mr s . .
Sadie Li c hty .Th e y t o o k h e r o u t
to d i n n e r th a t e ve n i n g , wh i c h wa s
a great treat for her..Mrs.Nellie Swearingen AISioux Cit spent Sunday with hermother, ii... York.
Dr. Grant Shick spent the week-|nnd in Syracuse at the home oil
Rev. and Mrs. 0. U. McProud. Ong
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" . : - ~- - - wg - f; : "
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Lighten the
Burden of Housework
-for afew centseach day
The telephone my in the any, time-
laving my of ordering Sf°°¢fiu andmlm- hmuehold wm»li-
ltisthepleanntwnytoooflc 'in touch with friends, of visiting
with them when dimmae make: Pn-
lonal calling difficult.
Since all she feamra of convaa.ien:¢,
plasure and safety dnt come wi¢l\,¢
telephone may be had for only u few
am: a clay, why not have one inyour home now?
,.
W
J fa
\dn immediate humili-
llon can be nrnnged.
0B l a i r T e l e p h o n e C o m p a n y
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u w u m ?cnmvs.unuwtl3'w w beoffe red tho vhnlre o f mln or n r an-
som of me mi lli on d olla rs.I le wi ll
blaster. lbrmxlr-n nm] firzht.I n th e
noy ance at the c urious position oc -
cupied b l Clements the steward.
Ac tually Radway .on whos e favor
he was dep ndenl.had d ec ide d In
several Ia sa nc es th at Clements
mus t be obeyed.It was b itter to a
man who ha d de c ided Ide as on the
impnnanc e of his ofilc e..»
"\\'o ll?"he snapped.tur ni ng to
the steward."W h a t la It? "
"Thi s ls Do c tor W a ite, Ca ptai n,"
he answered,
Hn lle t fr om th e beginning net
hlmseil'to be ho s tlla
"W h en did y ou c ome abo ard ?"
Bettlngton said what be had been
told.Ha llett s po k e bi tte rly about
shipboard etiquette an d modern
ways.Th e n he ta me d a b r u p tl!
away an his n ephew c ame up . This
was a pleas antfac ed ma n of three-
and-twenty .wh o obviously .shared
his unc le's opinion o f C le me n t;
The b oy se emed exc ited an d wor-
ried.I"W h a t d o y o n th i n k o t th e lk lp
per ?" C le men ts a sk ed
'fa hard ma n to handle ." Bettlng-
ton returned. "aa all obstinate men
are."
°'IIe'a o f no Importanc e,"Clem-
ents sold ldl5'"Did y on n otic e how
'Sparks' seemed to be upset? Some-
thing h as happ ened to hls wir eless.
He I lnd l h e e na' t ad jus t I t a nd has
to c all ln the elec tric ian,wh o is
one o f my men.to help him.I
alla!!le t I t wo r k fo r a few day s."
Again th at c a lm assumption of
absolute power fr o m the little,slender man In bla absurd livery .
"W hen I de c ide that no me aaaga
may be sent or rec eived. Graumaun
wi ll get busy .Look.th a t' |Rad-
f a v . "
Aid Society..Friday, 2:30 p.m,-Wes ley an
Guild meets with Mra Ernest
Schmidt, 202 East Grant St.'l:30 p.rn.-C ho i r rehearsal.Promptness will make it possible
to finish `n time to allow singerswaltemsDistrictDeclamatory
Cnntest at high school.
Sunday, March 30th:10 a.m."'\urch School.An-
nouncement concerning Easter.11 a.m.-Mo mi ng Worship.
'We are worldng to bring Qur at-tendance up to One Hund and!
some member may deal you
should be one of the hund d. Ac.'cept their invitation.I
Miss June Fletcher returned'
last week from California where
she sent the winter.She was inher p ace in the services Sunday.l
Mrs. John Moore is able to be,
UP lgain and assist some with the
home duties.She will soon be
bgck with us.|
THE HACK 'SAW
VOL. 4 MARCH 27, 1930 NUMBER 47
A Blair man had an
argument with hiswife the other eve-
ning." I wonder",
s a i d he,fmnlly.
"what would happenii y ou and I ever
azwed on anything!"Pd be wrong," saidshe.And the argu-
ment started a l l
over again.
Proper house clean-
ing supplies c a n
make the job a lot
nnsier.We h a v e
Step ladders
Dust maps
Wdl mo p!
Fumimre polish
Wax
=~
you wodd ask for.
We know A m m
who always has two
eggs for br¢nHBBt.
One for himself and
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"Mary." Mm Radway Bald Buddem
ly, "lt Wan Very Salflsh of Ma96 Have Brougm You hare."
one must come to regnrd anotherafler n lime. presented problems toMn. Radwny not wholly pleasing.She conceded that this sxrnnger
had a fnce which Inspired conndence in her. as much as that or
the steward wllh his perpetualsmile created aversion.He had afine head and keen but kindly eyesAnd there wal something reassuringlnhlssplendidphysicalproponlons.She thought he lookedwllheapednlklndllnessntmueMary Unwln.As far Mary.shebreathed a slgh or relief,Instincttold her here. at last, wus n mnnan hoard she could tmst.She hadnot conhded In Mm Radwny her
apprehension ot most of the menshehnd seen.
CROWELL HOME
Miss Martha Nelson spent the
week-end visiting friends in Her-
man.Fred Watts drove up fromOmaha Sunday to visit his moth-er, Mrs. Lucy Watts.Mig W. C. Wielers.nurse, spent Sundaywith friends.
our nightlnOmaha
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IM r .a n d Mr s .E d .S.Mi ll e r f
d r o ve u p f r o m Om a h a Sa tu r d a y ]
e v e n i n g m v i m th e i r a u n t,Mr s . .
Sadie Li c hty .Th e y t o o k h e r o u t
to d i n n e r th a t e ve n i n g , wh i c h wa s
a great treat for her..Mrs.Nellie Swearingen AISioux Cit spent Sunday with hermother, ii... York.
Dr. Grant Shick spent the week-|nnd in Syracuse at the home oil
Rev. and Mrs. 0. U. McProud. Ong
Q .I
I
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-.~»/, fi; ~;_.
ww.|\|[
" . : - ~- - - wg - f; : "
e § ;-e~.L f
Lighten the
Burden of Housework
-for afew centseach day
The telephone my in the any, time-
laving my of ordering Sf°°¢fiu andmlm- hmuehold wm»li-
ltisthepleanntwnytoooflc 'in touch with friends, of visiting
with them when dimmae make: Pn-
lonal calling difficult.
Since all she feamra of convaa.ien:¢,
plasure and safety dnt come wi¢l\,¢
telephone may be had for only u few
am: a clay, why not have one inyour home now?
,.
W
J fa
\dn immediate humili-
llon can be nrnnged.
0B l a i r T e l e p h o n e C o m p a n y
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will be great helpto keepathem down.
We often wonderhow n lazy man can
tell when he has
spring fever.
A Stencil Border
around the room
next to the ceilinggivestheroomafinished touch.We
have an assortment
of Stencil Patterns.
Some time we hope
to attend a banquet
where we won't have
lo sit a-Btraddle the
wooden home that
one for his vest.
"Alabastine"wafercolorforwallsis
adapted to any i n-
terior surface o nBlaster,wall board,
ax-lap or wo o d.
There is a correct
Alabutine color toharmonizew i t h
rugs and fumiuh-ings for every roomi n the hoxse.W e
have a fu assow
ment of colors.
Just 1 few more
weeks now and gar-dens here in Blair
will be making two
weeds grow when
one grew before.A
Keen Kutta-Ho e
PETEHSEN
HAHUW A HE
Blair, Nebnlh
. e.
This keep - smiling
idea may be Ill
right,b n t we've
met some people
who overdo it.
end ho will dn ns I hnvé arrannedBu! the cnpt.-mln and lu ;
*W lll he ellmlnnled. I have taken
fimhmron thnmzht n moment."lh:|t's nil \mVwe||." he cried
, J
"b u t y on 1-an't carry of f lnto cap-
tlr lty an International llgure llk e
Rnd wn y .Why .man.they 'll send
gunboats out an d every sh ip w e
pass will he looking for os. 'I°here's
no dlaaulslnrz a c raft like this."
"Tlaere wlll he n o alarm.Let-
ters wi ll he prepared wr ltte n ln
Rad wa fa h an d. explai ni ng th at h is
health ls be nelltlng slo wly an d that
h e vslll remain away for a fevyf
week s longer.M m Railway wi ll
wr i te to het father,the senator,
a n d the girl secretary wi ll send
postal: to he r parents. ....T l k y
wi ll disarm all suspic ion."
" Ho w? "Ile ttlngtoa demanded
blun tly ."You*ll threaten th e m
wi th vlo le n m Mle s s they wr ite?
Th e wo me n wo n' l do lt. n o r Rad -
wa y ei th e r! ""
"Nevertheless they wi ll be wri t-
ten.For what purpose d o y ou sup
pose An dre w (lrme , maste r f org er.
'war drug f r o m Blaek port,Ma in e? "
The Bo ss too k some paper s from
A drawer.These h e passed to
Bettlngton.
"Her e a re letter s wri tten by MmRa d wa y and her husband..Study
them c losely .Yo u me to b e r th ln
the next stateroom."H e led Ile ttlngton in to an ad-
join ing cable.I r o m lt another
I
é
room was sec -n.
"' I h nl. "snld the Buss "in ih a..- . . .-__ . -..H ,' n gd u c t o r ' a 0£ !l c o . "H e p o i n t e d t o n
p n r c l n n c - q t o n w h i c h t h c n a m e J o h n
' W a i t e w a s I n s c r i b e d .H e t t l n g t o n
s a w t h a t W a i t e h a d t a k e n h i s d a
g r v e o l 'd o c t o r o f m e d i c i n e i n t h e
U n i x e r s i t y o f P e n n s y t v a n i a M t e e n
"Yau will be known henceforth
Y o u wi ll pr ob a bly h ave ve ry llule
to do.but It was for tun ate th a t
Ilndwny required a phy sic ian.Oth-
erwise u wo uld ha ve ha d no b e
c o me a mb er o f my c r ew.'r ho
real Doc tor wn lle ,over wh o m Ihave some Blig ht h old. lent mo thll.
and some implements ot the trade. |
drug s a nd the re nt ol lt.Y o u w i ll|
probably have to prescribe so ma ,
sedntlves for Rudwuy ."|
lleulngron knew nothing of medi- :
eine; he quuiled at the idea of haw!
lu g to lo o ka fte r | r ea lly s i c k n e r- |
son."Yo ur p osi ti on n a a n olllc er will!
give y ou entry to the main saloon.
th e BUSH we nt on." Y o u wi ll ba !
able lo gain the c onf idenc e ol' :he
women and rc pon to me wh at Imp -Ipens.ln the ro le I ha ve a s su me d
I he ar muc h . bu t nh ! e noug h."
Ilen lngxon was g lad to k now tlmt
he would be In a po slu on to wa lc h
over Uuwln`s glrl.n l l t r u e s h e
wo u ld n o t y e t k n o w h h mme n e (
luppoxed.u m ll he. h ad de d d e d l
wha! be at to do ln the hc e o f d un#
z e n .h e ha d better keep u p th e
maauuermde.Th e Bo s s to o k hu lc q u le sc en c
na A matter of c oun e.l l I n n u l lc a n c e l n h l a l n u m : m u m m l m !
1 .;a.,».aHa;Li .1»€ ~ QA.; La .1 ¢ QLL'
91161 Nebfllb, xml. 21. mo--THE ENTERPRISE-Page Four . a a a
with the joy 0
big dty,and
girl.Ta g » >
road that -
aeen, only »
following the
by two wey »-
one by one ~=
Thus i n a I
thrilllngly, d 1
made to live
scenes on the
:has Kills".
the gi rl-the
picture,whl
istera, public
new realizatl~
for the ymm
beauty,Virgl
tounding wor
Ruin"xjaised
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H N A . ~Ylblilkl
The W. R.
otic program
and U. s. G :
ing on March
~: |::az .. .
Mr. and M
tained around
fine six o'clo
ce per Year $1.50
.~...
Enbend u s e c o nd-c hu ma m:the ponoffwe at Blair, Nehr.,
~er the Act of Congress a t
3. 1879.
HERMAN NEWS'
Sunday :nuke\ th e first armi-
~rwy o l `the'ge of Mr.
~
hlirs. John r Tekamah
onox- af the day, Dr. and Mrs.
J. Cameron entertained them at
- ~er.Mr. and Mrs. s. S. Sidner
fGI;remonz yvere also guests.
raid Lxtle,whn teaches at
.
w u ~Friends from Hulan, Iowa 'vis-ald Ravrr.Su~
Mrs. Edgar DeVa\1 was able to Bil Sunday afternoon.
n 0 :| .~week~ an~ ~ia getng along nicely.
den and I-'rank DeVry~ of Ffe~
ter McCracken..Mt. and Mrs. E114 King vidted
Sunday evening at the HAFYY
Smith home.The L. G. Pinochle Club met atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Allred
looking after the work at the West
hotel.
John Holmes of Omaha, who is
ed w Sedulia.
Mrs. Dunn passed away in Jan.
1912 in Omaha and was laid to
:est in the Blair cemetery.There
remains three children, two sons
and a daughter, bo mourn the loss
of their father.The sons are
Wallis S. of Sedalia and Darley P.
of the Philippines,whom they
have not seen for thirty-one years.
chi\dren were Sunday dimm-guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Gonham._Jonas Blomberg and Mr.andMm. Andrew Svendgaard drove to
Omaha Sunday to see Mrs, Blom-
berg,who is a patient at the
Methodist hospital.Mr. and Mrs.Lyle Guyer andchildren were supper guests Sun-
day evening at the E.C. Lippin-
cott home.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen and
he will work for the American
Telegraph and Telephvne Co.
Only the regular routine of hus-
ineas was carried out at the 0.
E. S. meeting last Thursday eve-ning.The mendanoe was small.The refreshment committee,Mr.
and Mrs. Chris T n. Mr. andgFrank Loftis a d Mr.andrs.c .R.Gray,rved a nicelunch.1
four tahln of players én-esent.
Mrs. Hansen and Mrs.wence
Olsen won the first prize and
Mrs.George Fallen and Louie
Mencke received the consolatinns.The next meeting will be at the
home of Mx-.' and Mrs.Chris
Jensep.
partment,were in this.dcinitzy
last week in the interesfa of thenr
work..
Aubrey Gaines,who has beenemployedbytheBelltelephone
company the pastyer. c ame in
L UBndadinnerchan!a brief visit.He left on
mmm mn mn mm
T h e r e ma in : o f F r a n k Du n n of
~is po wble."
e e b u t t e ri s o p e o f t h e b u t
l 1 |.
4 ..
.mi~~h~ ~f, ~.°
M r .a n d Mr s .J .E .Mc Cr ac ke n
of B la ir , vi s ite d S u nd a y a f te r n o o n
...n .||~.
al. ~ounty spelling conte~t to~be
heid in the court house Saturday,
March 29.During the past fezsv
eye which indiaates a ren defic-iency of vitamin A--was unknowri.
burial was mode.The locol Ma-
eonic organization had charge of
the services.
sure that you are giving your bodyn reserve of the important vitamin
I n Sweden, when a minimum of
53 grams or practically two ounc-
es of buttgr a day was used,
wh e n a l l c o uld be do ne f o r h e r
th a t lo v i n g ha n d s c ou ld do,th e
e n d m m e .M e t a wa s b o r n a tHe r ma n ,Ne b. ,o n A d m ne a r
Sp ik e r J uly 2 3, 18 9 3 a nd d e pa r te d
th is li f e o n Mar c h 1 9, 19 3 0, at th e
h o m e o f Mr . a n d Mr s . E a r l T h o mp
son,h e r a g e being'3 6 y ears,'I
mo n th s an d 26 d ay s .He r mo th e r ,
A n n a M a r i e A n d e r s o n ,d e d O c t .
0 l
grades of schools have usunlly
clrried of! first honors.The Blair
grade of schools will be repre-
sented this year by Henrietta
Voss, Frances Van DeVenter and
Elly M. Larson.
META ANDERSON
This community was shocked
last week when Miss Meta .An-
dex-son,4 reddent of the New
».-1
of her sister,Mrs.Earl Thonqp
d.neev itami:1A||su~l~n mpor-unt. food a wes s°ry.itiswse w idents of Blnir,was brought to
the city Tuesday, March 25, mdtant. food awessvry.it is wise wuse enough butter each day to be
Bla ir from wav m mfs.He was
born at Mills Corner,Indiana,
(Continued from page one)
that they will carry ot! theirshare_ of _commercial honors.
(Continued from Pa
Chaa M. Hitnhman
Chris Bendor!
Carl Koltenmm
Fxed Siert
Alhed o. Sick
J. E. Miller
W.w. Wilkinson
Cla rk 0 'Hwo n 1
ge One)
an his farm near Sedalia,Mo.
When Mr. Dunn lived in Blair, he
was bill clerk md operator in the
freight depot winch has since been
torn down.The older Blair people
w |remember him well.
..¢.» .
an
uf
I living, comes to a
them he meets a
r they follow the
I to pleasure's pal-
find ;hat they are
mee that kills.Two
aveled the pace but
y pdd for it.
ew words is told a
matic story that ls
in vdvid,flashing
=~".=Pn in "The Pace
ind for the role of
producers of this
has aroused min-
and educators bo a
\n of ll.fe's dangers
g,chose that little
iia Roye, whose asf
:i n "The Road to
her bo immediate
C. had a dee patri-
on William H. Taft
it nt their last meer-
22.
RELATIVES
AT DINNER
Mesame A. .A. Jensen,Henry
Jensen,diner Gotschow,m m m
Rhoades and Walter Nelson and
families.
cm au~:crxoN N1-um '=
On mother page ln this issus
will be found the sample ballot
for the election which is to be
held next Tuesday.
In three wards the First, Second`
and Fourth, there la no ,coobest an
is also the case with the city
treasurer.The city clerkship has
no candidate running, there being
no filings for that office.This
leaves an open field for the voter
to write in any name desired andthe`erson receiving the highest
number of votes is the Winner.
ln the Third Ward for council
honors, E. w. Schmidt, the pres-
ent encumbent,will cross bats
with Frank Brass,
For the mayoralty, P. C. Soren-
sen and J. Hamid Stewart are ln
the race.Both Mr. Sorensen and
Mr.Stewart have served on the
council,Mr. Sorensen for eight
years and Mr.Stewart for four
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I A ¢ . A \ \ l \ | : |1 0 0 9 \' m a n O h
years.k's. Ed Jensen enter-So far the campaign hns been lx
thirty relatives at a quiet one and very little muck
ck dinner last Sat-frakinz has been in evidence and<m d i n ~\' a l l l j ~ ° " ~ ~ l a u l u l v\ \ \ r v \ v vl | " f u mnw ovvan 1 1 - 1 _ r r - -g - - - ~ -- -d h "h i g l i t x o n w i t h t h e 'I 'y s o : 1 a n d L o n g d a y e v e m n g a t t h e h o m e o f M r .
g g g f g n ] § i m ; : n § ¢ h i ¢ h l c r » m p a n y a n d b e g a n w o r k l a s t | a n £ l _ _ M l ' s ~ - I g n v i f r ; . . _n \ . . _~
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23,1920, and since the death ofhermother,Meta has made her
home with her sister, Mrs.Earl
Thompson.Meta was a very lovable and
charming young lady and of ngood character; she met and made
ma ma wan.nv:-rwxne.As she
mawnenuorrG. G. Hines
J. Harold Stewart
J. E. Campbell
Ed A. Jensen
Amdc Hardware
The contest will include old
we uuuguwr, mrs. uluuue nann;of Sedalia, accompanied the bod;
to Bl ur and is spending a few
days visiting former Blair friend:
PLEASURE'S PRICE IS
HEAVY PENAL T1
the bench.~e time following the
di n ne r w a ,s p e n t i n vi s i ti n g a n d
c ards.
Th o se p re s e nt wer e Me s sr s . a n d
: .l :I ; |x~ 3h a n d i t is h a r d ly li k e l y t h a t a n y
wi ll b e u s e d .It lo o k s li k e 3 é a s e
1 o f le tti n g th e pu blic ma k e a de-
c i s i o n o n me r it a n d no t p r e ju d i c e .
Engdahl Top and Body Co.
Auto Tops and Bodies
"lf Engdahl Doc: il, 113 Do/icRighl"
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OMAHA, NEBR-
§§n]S§é§5é§ 'thi appearance.Wm.|W¢¢k~|ine auenoance at we neasant!
Lowe is doing the painting.
Emil Hansen, who looked after
the work on the E. C. Burdic farmeast of hero the past year.has
mo wd back to town_a:\d is occu~
wins: his home again.Mrs.U.G.Garner o1'BlaiY»
spent Wednesday here visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Melvem West.
A Fon! coupe bearing on 0ma~ha licenao plate, was bady wrecked
in an auto accident about a milesouth of here Satu y night. Twomen who were in the car,escaped
injury.The members of the LyonsClub enjoyed a batchelors dinner
last Friday evening.and Mrs Theo Lundt andMr...ibaby, Mr. and Mrs. C. R..Sutton,
Mrs. Elsie Jorvensen.Mrs.Anna
Sutton of Blair und Mrs.John
Sutton of Beatrice,were enter-
tained at dinner at the J. M. West~hom»:Sunday in honor of Mrs.
John Sutton,whose birthday oc-
curred that day._Mrsf Louis Horn was a businesseallex at Blair Saturday.
Clayton Shnfrta ls_u'S§i8!.ing J.
I Mr. and Mrs. Emil York, living
near Tekamah, have a new baby
boy who arrived last week.
Misa Louise Larson, who teach-es in the high school at Laurel,
Neb., spent the weekend at her
home here.
Gordon Imve was tnkeri to the
Govenant hospital in Omaha Wed~
nesdny to see a specialist and
have some X-ray pictures taken of
his back to locate the trouble.He
was put in a can and was bi-o't
home Sunday./Mr. and Mrs.L. A. Woodward
went to Omaha Sunday and spentthe day at»the home of their son,Albert,On Monday Albert left
in his car for Winnipeg,Canada
to look after business matters,
nertainimz to his grading work. lftheweatheristoo cold to start
operations soon he will return for
his family or they will go outlater by train.
Mrs.0.H.Godsey is confined
to her home with an attack of
qumsy._The South Sunshine Club meet-
Vww Sunday Schoolfwas notlquite so good Sunday morning as
u week ago.We hope everyonewilltry their best to be prescntl
next Sunday morning.The Ser-
vice Seekers class still hold the;banner as their class had the*largest attendance There werel
ten teachers absent.Fred Peck`and Lloyd Husk substituted.Rev;
I-largett was with us and deliv~ered a very splendid sermon.The
S. S. is to have an Easter program
and n. committee of four teachers,were appointed to plan the pro-
gram.The Service Seekers class
are to have their party next Fri-day ev ening atthc home of the
Misses Viva and Vera McGowanand the Willing Workers class
will have their party at the Ran-
dall hersen home.'.Mrs.Henry Jensen spent Fri-
dny afternoon with her parents,
Mr.and Mrs.0.Jacobson.Mrs.Dora Sumner und Leon
and Neil Sutton 'were Sunday din-
ner guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Lippincott.`
Some chicken thieves visit/ed at
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friends with everyone.As she
has been a member of the Thomp-son family for nearly fourteen
years,she was loved by everymemberof this family,and one
that will be greatly missed,and
leaves a Klnce which can never befilled.S e leaves to mourn her
lnss,four brothers and four sis~
ters: Wm., Chris, Peter and Carl;
Mrs. EmmnThornpson, Mrs Selma
Thompson,Mrs.Lula Wolsmnnn
and Mrs. Annu Wolsman, all livingin Nebraska. Funeral services were
held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the Danish Lutheran clmrch at
Orum,Rev.Larsen officiating.
Those acting as poll-bearers wereoldschoolmatesofMets,=»s.,q=
Vick Skov,Stanley hiarsh, Jo n
Jackson, Dewey and Ed Holsteinand Louie Rasmussen.Burialvms
made in the Orum cemetery bc~
side her parents.
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gates Friday evening in the Cul-
lege didng_hail.The dining hall
was decorated in Dana's colors,
red and white.A picnic was tobe held Saturday evening but be-cause of the weather the lunch
was served in the College dininghallinstead.Afber the meeting
Friday evening,a "mixer"washeld in the ladies* reception room.Another was held on Saturday
evening.An informal discussion
was held after which light xe-freshmenta were served.The
final meeting of the canferenmwas held in the Lutheran church
Sunday morning.Myra Hansen's father,M r . L
P.Hansen,and little daughter,
Erma, of Lindsay, Neb., togetherwithMr.Berndt Hansen,visited
here on Sunday.Mr. Per Swen-
scn,one of our winter students,
returned home with them.
Mr.Elmer Stone,of Lindsay,
Neb.,visited Miss Myra Hansen
here Sunday.A group of relatives and friends
from Omaha,visited Miss Mar-
garet Petersen here on'Sunday.
They were at the College for
supper.Miss Ellen Bondo,a sister of
Miss Edna and Ervin Bondo, vis~
iled here mer the week-end.
Miss Ida Dahl spent Sunday at
Neola, Iowa visiting relatives and
friends.Miss Edna Hansen, of Audubon,
Iowa, was called home a week ago
because of the serious illness ofher mother.We hope that Edna
may soon be back again.Mr.Hans Stalknecht receivednewsfromDenmarklastweek
that his father had passed away.We sincerely sympathize with Mr.
Stalknecht in his sorrow.
The students who have, spentthewintertermwithushave
been busy the last few days get-
ting ready to leave and bidding
goodby.Gnly two are left and
these expect to leave in the next
few days.We wish them much
success and good luck' wherever
they may go.A little informal party was held
for the winter student girls at the
Ladies reception room followingLutherLeaguelastWedlesday
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L e t u s C o n e c t Y o u r F o o t
I lls Na tu r e ' a wa y
Th e r e i s n o Shoe li k e th e
A r c h Pre:server,sty le p lu s
c o mf o rt.Th e foot.c o mf o r t
as to r e f or me n p nd wo me n .3 2
V'l'lIl|3l"V\lll b; mlié m;"¢»..;¢the
gets the largest number of re-
newals from the old list, as well
as the largest number of new
names.The losing beam is to pay
for the dinner for the winners, as
wa-ll an far their nwn.
"Two by two ye sin, but ye must
pay one by one."
One of the wo;-ld's greatest
P°e¢s wrote that line and voiced a
truth that all men and women
know.And well might the author
The Club closed the year from
debt and has $120 more rent
money from the 20 acres west of
the road this year,Mr.Johns
considering the locntion that much
more valuable lor his dairy since
the road has been gravelled.So
new members are:\'t inheziting
of "The Pace that Kills", coming`
m Lhe Home Theatre April 9 andl
10 for Wednesday and Thursday,
have had that line in mind.»
A country boy, fresh and eager
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Clearance Sale. If you are consid-
ering making a change in cars this
spring you should come in this
week and.look our stock over.
my debts from former years.|
The course is i n fine shape.
'ight now and the officers 1`|f:l
hat more people should be en.i°>-1
ng this popular and healthful'
apart.If some popularplan of
his sort wil l not work out it ix
~lnnncd to make the club exclus-
ive arid increase the dues ta,
ANUTHEH
LAMB SALE
Anolhcr real lamb sale will
he in effect in our Marko!
Saturday.Lamb was usually
nriuad nn hizh (hal nnlv nH.Johnson with the telephone
line work at present.Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Schenck of
Stanton, iowa, stopped here Wed~
'nes/day for a short visit with
friends.They were returning
from Craig, where they had at-
tended the funeral of rrrelative.
Ed Bgoton of Sioux City..was a
Herman caller last Thursday.
Mrs.D.Buch entertained the
_guild for their regular meeting on
Thursday aftemoou._Clifford Owen is confinedtohis
home with an attack of the grippe,Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Cooper had
as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and
M m Carl Cooper and Carl. Jr.,Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cooper.Floyd
Cooper of Tekaunah and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Rasmussen.Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hayes went
to Omaha Friday and spent theday at the home of their daugh-
ter,'Mrs.B.B. Smith, . helping
their grandson,Geo.Smith cele-brate his eleventh biMday. Grand~
rua Hayes took him a lovely b1rth~
day cake which delighted him.Rev. Richmond and family draw
out to Ainslcy, Neb., leaving hereearly Wednesday and came homeFriday.They were located at
Ainsl-ey before coming here and
enjoyed a nice visit.They went
to attend a play given Thursday
evening.Claire Skinner,Eddie Paulsonand Harlin Bidwell were guests of,
Francis Elmore at _the Alfred
Kramer home ina Fnday eveningandattendedtherollersltutxng
later in the evening.` Ernest West is helping James*
Van Horn with his plumbing bus-
hogs at present.Img lux' rms week Wlll be nem on;»Thursday, March 27 at the home|'of Mrs.Jesse Ryan..g»
Miss Doris Himes of Fairbury,'
Nob., visited a few days the lat-Iter part of the week at the home '
of her brother, Everett Himes. She I
returned to her home Monday.
There have been literally mil- 1
lions of ducks and geese lighting in
the fields east of town the pastfewdays.The flight,particu-ilurly of geese, has been unusually
Iheavy.They could be seen plain~
ly from town but many drove out
to see them.It was indeed a pic- '
ture for all lovers of nature as
well as the sportsman.Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hansenreturned house on Monday Iudlow-
ing a ten d ys visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs.Chas.Gilliam,nee Katie
Hyslip,an early day resident of
Herman, died at her home at BlairMonday, March 17.She was the
daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Obe
Hyslip and will 1 be remembered
here by a number of the older
residents Funeral services wereheldnn Wednesday afternoon and
interment was made at the Blair
cemetery.Word has been received here
telling that K. J. Vnn Valln and
Harold Wilson reached Phoenix,
|Arizonn a week ago Saturday.They returned to Phoenix to join
their families after sperding :zfewweeksherelookingnfzcr
business matters.r meeting of thewill be held Friday
the home of Mrs.
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afternoon at'Gilbert Olson.The subject for*the afternoon discussion will be
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I. stu L Gun 5 wasua un;w 1......blvhi le th e y we r e in Blai r , an d the y
say n t le as t T5 c h ic ke ns ar e lr on el
Mi s s e s i e o n e Raven a n d W i n -
lf r e d A lle n we r e s u p p e r g u e sts o n
Th u r sd a y e ve ni n g a t th e E. C . L i p
pi nc o tt h o me .'
Mr s .J o h n S u tto n o f Beatric e,
s p e n t th e we e k a t C .R.Sutto n' s.
Mr . a n d Mrs . W a lte r Mc C r a c k e n
called o n Mr s .A lb e r t Mn th i e s o n
Fr i da y af te rn oo n.
Mr s .F r a n k J en sen a n d son,
Do na ld ,a n d J o h n Peters on we r e
dinn er giu ests S und ay at the .h ome
o f M r . a n d Mr s .Ha r r y S m i t h .
Mr s .C la r k Li p pi n c o tt an d b a b y
sp e n t th e we e k n d i n Om a h a vi s -
iting;h e r fa th e r ,Ha n s Ander son.
Mr .a n d Mr s .Ch ri s J e ns en an d
g i l d r e n he lpe d Mr .E m m e t Bo lt
eb rs te hi s bi r thd a y Tuesday
eve nin g.
M r .a n d Mr s .E .W .Sc hmidt
we r e S u n d a y a f te r n o o n d s i to r s a l
th e E .C.Li p pi n c o tt ho me .
M r .Be n to n Ma r s h o f De n ve r
Colora do, wa s c alled Li nc oln hs
th e serious illn ess h i s f u th e r
an d wh i ie the r e h e to o advan tage
o f th e op p or tu ni ty an d c a me if
B la i r a n d vis ited Th u r sd a y a m
Fr i d a y wi t h Mr s .Ma r sh ' s n u m
an d u nc le , Mr. an d Mrs . C . Su tto n
Mr .an d Mr s .He n r y Ri c h te r oi
W oods,S.I).a n d Mr .a n d M r s
Lo ui e Ric h te r a nd s o n, C lny to ' 1 o
Oma h a ,a ll vis ited a t th e C .R
S u tto n ho me Su nd ay even in g.
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W o me n a n d Miss es:Se le c t y um
n e w S p r i n g Ou tf i t a t th e Fns hi o:
C e n te r i n B la i r - - th e y h a ve e ve r y
th i n g v o s need,a n d a t mo n e y
Sa vi ng pri c es , too!10-1
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around $50 a year.A club house
is planned for the ncnr future win.
rcgulnr country club features.
Such a course is of value to the
city and should L-2 kept up for
public reasons.For instance, sew
eral players drove over here from
Onawn,Iowa all last summer,
paying toll to cross the bridge, to
play on .our well kept course, their
course having been given up.The
Dana College students also make
use ol the c ourse i n their awe
program without charge.
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~I ~size delicious red and golden
--ri »bananas this Snlurduy at
"I-'asimion Ce nter S i lk Dresses i n .
s ma r t n e w sty le s ju s t rec eived.
s6.' r5, $10 to $ 19.7 5 ar e th e pr ic es
an d th e s i z e s r a n ge f r o m 1 1 to 5 2 .in c lud in g Half-s ize s.Selec t y o u r |
n e w sp r i n g dr es s \ , no w a t l h e l
Fa s h i o n C e n ter i n B la i r .1 0 - lt
Fa sh io n Ce nter S i lk Dresses i n
s ma r t n e w sty les ju s t rec eived.
$6.75, $10 to $19.75 are the prit:c .;{
an d th e s i z e s r a n g e f r o r n 11 to 512|in c lud in g Half -siz es.Selec t y o u r !
n e w s p r i n g dre ss n o w a t th e '
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spring yo u should com e i n this
w e e k a n d l o o k our stock over.
We Still Have a Good
\Assortment
1-1929 Whippet Coupe
»2-1927 Chevrolet Coaches
1926 Chevrolet Coéches
-1927 Nash Sedan
1925 Ford Coupes
1926 Ford Tudors
-1924 Ford Coupe
1927 Chevrolet Touring
1926 Ford Roadster
1925 Chevrolet Sedan
1927 Chevrolet Coupe
1927 Chevrolet Sport Coupe
3-1926 Ford Tourings
2--1925 Ford Tourings
1-1925 Buick Roadster
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W e a re t radi ng e very dzy--so if you
don't see w hat yo u wal i n this ad,
com e in and tell us w h a t yo u w a n t
an d w e can pr ob a bl y g o o u t a n d
tr ad e f or o ne i
Dou't Put llff-See Us This Week
Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co.
B1-Am, NEBRASKA
=Phone 219 Sales and Service
SUN. , MON., TUES . an d Su nday Mat inee
ALL TALKING
"F L I G HT " F ea t u r e
Stars-Jack Holt, 'Lila lee and Ralph Graves
` '" A t t h e De n t i s t " Co m e d y
A l s o P A T H E N E W S
HOME THEATRE
The Home of Pcrfed Talking Pictures
-MAR. 27 T o APR- 3-
¢¢ - . 1 - n a - aTHURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"NOT SO DUMB" Feature
Star--Marion Davis
"Dads Day" Comedy
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATLNEE
AL L TAL KING
"LETS GO PLACES" Feature
Star:Joseph Wggstaff and Lola Lane
"Tickllsh Business" Comedy
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WAYS To SERVE VEGETABLES;
wma MEAT IN WINTER I
~1Winter with its dearth of grocni
vegetables often presents u prob-
lem of how to obtain n pleasing
variety with the vegetables ob-
tainable."The best way to make
our meals attractive when the
chnice of foods is limited is to ln-
c~°»~\*°the number of ways in
which we prepare them."The
recipes given below are ways of
preparing the common vegetablesthat are just a bit different.I
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
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Star-J. Harold Murny and Norma Tergis
priced so high that only n
few were able to afford it.
But due to the decline in the
market, we will again be able
to sell lamb stew, shoulders
of lamb, lamb loin chops and
leg of lamb at very attract
ive.priccs.These lambs are
of the best quality.Every
cut will be ideal for fancy or
every day use.Eat more
lamb this week and buy it
regularly thereafter from
our market."Babe" has re-
ceived many compliments
from our patrons on both
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pric e of this delic ious, healtl| ~
f u l m e a t i t e m si nc e o u r las t
sale.D o n ' t f a i l t o inc lude
a n or de r o f la mb
wee k-e nd fn-nd li st.
L A M B S T E W
L A M B S H O U L D E R
L A M B L E G S
L A M B C u o v s
BANANAS
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251:
(ic per pound.Bananas are
always rcwmmended as uhealthfulfruit for growingchildrch.Again include suv-eral pounds of this whole-
smné fruit in your wack-endfood reduirements.
» rn smxccs
F006 smxus
A Surety gl Purity
4Gnnrsxé USED BUTTER
AS A COSMETIC
The "ul tm smart"among the
Greéxs and Romans ns curly us
450 B. C.used butter ns a hair
Gressing and a cosmetic. The Hin-
doos offered it as the greatest and
holiest of sacrifices in their wor-
ship.The Mncedonians used but-
ter as an ointment after bathing.In Spain.as late as the seven-
teenth century,butter fat was
found in the medicine shops nd-
vocated for external use only.In
rural districts of Germany today.
fresh unsalted butter is much used
an a cooling salve for burns._
va _--tainable."The best way to make
our meals attractive when the
chnice of foods is limited is to in-
cl<:|»~r.n the number of ways in
which we prepare them."The
recipes given beiow are ways of
preparing the common vegetables
that are just a bit different.
NOTICE!
u.\
fi e ld of nu tri tio n , we u se bu tte r a t
th e pr es en t ti me a s on e o f th e
hea lthie st o f th e n n tg r a l foods.
V i t a m i n A , 'wh i c h i s f o u n d so
p le n t i f u ll y i n b u ttc r , i s n o t o n [ y
|...aiso important in cxell-buiiding;
this makes butber such a necessary
fwzrd for the growing child, states
the National Dairy Council,aswell as the health of the adult.
Says Dr. E. V.McCollum,nu-trition authority:"Butter shouid
be used as a spread, in cooking
and in the preparation of various
food dishes whenever possible, for
SUN., MON., TUES. and Sunday Matinee
ALL TALKING
HOME THEATRE
The Home of Pcrfed Talking Pictures
-MAR. 27 T o APR- 3-
¢¢ - . 1 - n a - aTHURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"NOT SO DUMB" Feature
Star--Marion Davis
"Dads Day" Comedy
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATLNEE
AL L TAL KING
"LETS GO PLACES" Feature
Star:Joseph Wggstaff and Lola Lane
"Tickllsh Business" Comedy
We sincerely sympathize with Mr.
Stalknecht in his sorrow.
The students who have, spentthewintertermwlthushave
been busy the last few days get-
ting ready to leave and bidding
goodby.Gnly two are left and
these expect to leave in the next
few days.We wish them much
success and good luck' wherever
they may go.A little informal party was held
for the winter student girls at the
ludiés mception mo m followingLutherLeaguelastWedlesdsy
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I lls Na tu r e ' a wa y
Th e r e i s n o Shoe li k e th e
A r c h Pre:server,sty le p lu s
c o mf o rt.Th e foot.c o mf o r t
as to r e f or me n p nd wo me n .3 2
mr. uno mrs. ucu. .mason uw...over from Weston, Iowa and spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Nelson.Miss Ann M. Pef.er§n of Omaha
spent the weekend at the Dr. A.
J. Cameron home..Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woodward
and children were up from Omaha
Thursday for u-brief visit.
Last Tuesday evening the L -
Bar-G Club met with Mrs. A. F.Lowe and Mrs. Madeline Hannan
at the Gilbert Olson home.They
oyed playing games or pas-. and had a nice luncb.The
d u b will discontinue their meet,
i n for the present.i i . .members of the O. E.S.
are invited to Decatur Wednesday
evening of this week to be guests
that evening of the chapter a tthat place.A large number plan
zo go if the weather permits.Rev. Knuu Larson of Kennard,
conducted funeral services ut the
f\vnn\Fridnv
m. E. C. Burdic will handle thesubject "Whatthe Home Expects
ol the Teacher".Mrs. 0. L. Hil-
singer will discuss "What theTeacher Expects of the Horne."|
Mrs.Ben Wachter will talk `on
!"Co~operatiun of the Home andtheSchool".Roll call will be|answered by telling "What Course
of Study Helped Me Most".Thirty members of the Ladies'
Aid spent a pleasant afbemnon,
,with Mrs. Bertha Lowe lust \Vhl-
'nesday afternoon.They spent the|ume quilting and visiting and en-
joyed a lovelalunch sewcd by
the hostess.rs. Ed Olson willentertain the Society this week.
The new home on the farmnorth of here where Pete Weber
lives being built to Nplace the
one burned down, i nearly com-
pleted and will soon be ready for
them to live in.Members of the Mission Circlenf the Bautist church nre invited
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NOTICE!
If you will ullow me lu handle the charging df your batteries
for ytm, A threefold service will be exlmlded lo you for a
very gl-ally reduced rule.
I will rschuge, wuh you: bltlery in baking sodl,so ls to
remove all traces of eorrosian md add distilled water for the
v c y ruaanahle prlse of 75 vents.
Beozaune yvur palrouage will be greatly lppreclxted I want to
paint out to you nm tha greatest care will be taken in the
handling 01 your battery and I an assure you that when lt
ls returned to you the battery will be charged lo lt! highest
efficiency.
J. s.HARDMAN
West State St.Blair, Neb.
fi e ld of nu tri tio n , we u se bu tte r a t
th e pr es en t ti me a s on e o f th e
hea lthie st o f th e n n tg r a l foods.
V i t a m i n A , 'wh i c h i s f o u n d so
p le n t i f u ll y i n b u ttc r , i s n o t o n [ y
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I n n ;.¢~
MAR. 27 To APR- 3
......._..-.- -THURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"NOT SO DUMB" Feature
Star--Marion Davis
"Dads Day" Comedy
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATLNEE
ALL TALKING
"LETS GO PLACES" Featur
aiso important in cxell-buiiding;
this makes butber such a necessary
fwzrd for the growing child, states
the National Dairy Council,aswell as the health of the adult.
Says Dr. E. V.McCollum,nu-trition authority:"Butter shouid
be used as a spread, in cooking
and in the preparation of various
food dishes whenever possible, for
SUN. , MON., TUES . an d Su nday Mat inee
ALL TALKING
"F L I G HT " F ea t u r e
Stars-Jack Holt, 'Lila lee and Ralph Graves
` '" A t t h e De n t i s t " Co m e d y
A l s o P A T H E N E W S
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"CAMEO KIRBY" Feature
Star-J. Harold Murrxy and Norma Tergis
"The Lions Roar" Comedy
Luther Lneague ast
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...2.. Ax.3HOE STORE
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\\\\\uunulu
n u z u n u z z m n z n z u z x m nnun tal. root wsu' 0IIl8h8¢N e b
L e t u s C o n e c t Y o u r F o o t
I lls Na tu r e ' a wa y
Th e r e i s n o Shoe li k e th e
A r c h Pre:server,sty le p lu s
c o mf o rt.Th e foot.c o mf o r t
as to r e f or me n p nd wo me n .3 2
pumeran unuxuu no V..-..........,,Miss Meta Anderafternoon for -sen. aged 36, who died Wednesday
March 19 at the home of her sis-
ter, Mrs. Earl Thompson. A quar-tstte from here composed of Mrs.
Geo.Lowe,Mrs.C.E.Johnson,
Fred Robert rnand C. R. Gray,
with Miss Li 'e Kuhlman_nt the
piano, furni the music.
Thursday,March 20 was the
-ninth birthday of Elaine Jesper-sen.Her mother made the day:memorable lor her by inviting in
several relatives in the evening on
'help her celebrate.Mrs. John Sutton returned Sat-
uniay after visiting oh the farm
with Mr. and Mrs. C. R.Sutton
'Wednesday.The a n n w spring caucus will
bg held Tuesday, April 1 to elect.three members to the board for 1
fun term of two years, and two
members to we school board.
Petitions are out ba ri ns the
names of Cameron and E.w .
fBurdic for the latter.
(Chai. Warner, nephew of Mrs.
Mn. Bertha Lowe, left the lutoerput of the week for his home at
n w . N .D.He h u spent me
winter among friends and rela-tives in Nebraska.Before depawing_ he W . a .'¥'i "fi-..... t '"°"'
out to the home of Mrs.Frank
Loftls Wednesday afternoon for
their regular meeting..Mrs. Wm.
Rankin will be assisting hasten.
Mr.and Mm.Chris Hansenspent Sunday ut the Roy lllorrlson
home near Tekamah.The little
daughter celebrated her first birth
anniversary that day.
Elmer Jesperscn. who has been
attending t h e Coyne Electric
school at Chicago retumed home
last week.l-Ie has completed the
required course.
_Mrs. E. E. Coldwell ol 'liekamahvisited at the C. E. Johnson home
Soturday afternoon with her mo»
ther, Mrs.Maggie Booton.Mr.and Mrs.Pete Dischnermoved their household goods here
from Columbus,Nob.the fore-
part of the week.They are oc-cupying the K. J. Van Valinhome
The~Van Valina have stored their
goods.Mr. and Mrs. Jones ol Wymone.vidted her mother and sister, Mrs.
Hughes and Miss Kathryn,the
lower part of the week.
Fashion Center Spring Coatsfor Women and Misses priced at$ lDtn$ 2 9 .5 0 i ns i ze s l4 !o 4 8 i n
lightor dark ooloru in sport ordreu coats.We have .the most
I
Gnnrsxé USED BUTTER
AS A COSMETIC
The "ul tm smart"among the
Greéxs and Romans ns curly us
450 B. C.used butter ns a hair
Gressing and a cosmetic. The Hin-
doos offered it as the greatest and
holiest of sacrifices in their wor-
ship.The Mncedonians used but-
ter as an ointment after bathing.In Spain.as late as the seven-
teenth century,butter fat was
found in the medicine shops nd-
vocated for external use only.In
rural districts of Germany today.
fresh unsalted butter is much used
an a cooling salve for burns._
va _--tainable."The best way to make
our meals attractive when the
chnice of foods is limited is to in-
cl<:|»~r.n the number of ways in
which we prepare them."The
recipes given beiow are ways of
preparing the common vegetables
that are just a bit different.
NOTICE!
u.\
fi e ld of nu tri tio n , we u se bu tte r a t
th e pr es en t ti me a s on e o f th e
hea lthie st o f th e n n tg r a l foods.
V i t a m i n A , 'wh i c h i s f o u n d so
p le n t i f u ll y i n b u ttc r , i s n o t o n [ y
|...aiso important in cxell-buiiding;
this makes butber such a necessary
fwzrd for the growing child, states
the National Dairy Council,aswell as the health of the adult.
Says Dr. E. V.McCollum,nu-trition authority:"Butter shouid
be used as a spread, in cooking
and in the preparation of various
food dishes whenever possible, for
SUN., MON., TUES. and Sunday Matinee
ALL TALKING
HOME THEATRE
The Home of Pcrfed Talking Pictures
MAR- 27 To APR- 3
¢¢ - . 1 - n a - aTHURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"NOT SO DUMB" Feature
Star--Marion Davis
"Dads Day" Comedy
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATLNEE
AL L TAL KING
"LETS GO PLACES" Feature
Star:Joseph Wggstaff and Lola Lane
"Tickllsh Business" Comedy
We sincerely sympathize with Mr.
Stalknecht in his sorrow.
The students who have, spentthewintertermwlthushave
been busy the last few days get-
ting ready to leave and bidding
goodby.Gnly two are left and
these expect to leave in the next
few days.We wish them much
success and good luck' wherever
they may go.A little informal party was held
for the winter student girls at the
ludiés mception mo m followingLutherLeaguelastWedlesdsy
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| A Surety gi Purity
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...2.. Ax.3HOE STORE
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n u z u n u z z m n z n z u z x m nnun tal. root wsu' 0IIl8h8¢N e b
L e t u s C o n e c t Y o u r F o o t
I lls Na tu r e ' a wa y
Th e r e i s n o Shoe li k e th e
A r c h Pre:server,sty le p lu s
c o mf o rt.Th e foot.c o mf o r t
as to r e f or me n p nd wo me n .3 2
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I
NOTICE!
If you will ullow me lu handle the charging df your batteries
for ytm, A threefold service will be exlmlded lo you for a
very gl-ally reduced rule.
I will rschuge, wuh you: bltlery in baking sodl,so ls to
remove all traces of eorrosian md add distilled water for the
v c y ruaanahle prlse of 75 vents.
Beozaune yvur palrouage will be greatly lppreclxted I want to
paint out to you nm tha greatest care will be taken in the
handling 01 your battery and I an assure you that when lt
ls returned to you the battery will be charged lo lt! highest
efficiency.
J. s.HARDMAN
West State St.Blair, Neb.
fi e ld of nu tri tio n , we u se bu tte r a t
th e pr es en t ti me a s on e o f th e
hea lthie st o f th e n n tg r a l foods.
V i t a m i n A , 'wh i c h i s f o u n d so
p le n t i f u ll y i n b u ttc r , i s n o t o n [ y
|...
"Tickllsh Business" Comedy
I n n ;.¢~
MAR. 27 To APR- 3
......._..-.- -THURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"NOT SO DUMB" Feature
Star--Marion Davis
"Dads Day" Comedy
FRIDAY and SAT. and SAT. MATLNEE
ALL TALKING
"LETS GO PLACES" Featur
aiso important in cxell-buiiding;
this makes butber such a necessary
fwzrd for the growing child, states
the National Dairy Council,aswell as the health of the adult.
Says Dr. E. V.McCollum,nu-trition authority:"Butter shouid
be used as a spread, in cooking
and in the preparation of various
food dishes whenever possible, for
SUN. , MON., TUES . an d Su nday Mat inee
ALL TALKING
"F L I G HT " F ea t u r e
Stars-Jack Holt, 'Lila lee and Ralph Graves
` '" A t t h e De n t i s t " Co m e d y
A l s o P A T H E N E W S
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
ALL TALKING
"CAMEO KIRBY" Feature
Star-J. Harold Murrxy and Norma Tergis
"The Lions Roar" Comedy
Luther Lneague ast
ARCH1PRESERVER
...2.. Ax.3HOE STORE
sEw|/sm so.he<§@:ur£»>he~ Ba ~er
\\\\\uunulu
n u z u n u z z m n z n z u z x m nnun tal. root wsu' 0IIl8h8¢N e b
L e t u s C o n e c t Y o u r F o o t
I lls Na tu r e ' a wa y
Th e r e i s n o Shoe li k e th e
A r c h Pre:server,sty le p lu s
c o mf o rt.Th e foot.c o mf o r t
as to r e f or me n p nd wo me n .3 2
amday an we wwe »....,.,.,Wb see listed among the gndu- populnr style.1o~1¢
o
0
as I
Xuhdn photos will please yag. tf
The Baptist Mission Circle meets
~l the church this afternoon.
Furniture, rugs and floor cove:-
inxw-Mathe w R. swa m.21-rf
Dou't forget our hose-mending
service.W. J.Sas.5~tf
Bale Sale by the Danish Ladies'
Aid Saturdxy, Mch. 29 at Julius
Petnersexfs..10»1t
For Sale-Nine stock p l x t
Phans 121 on 14.Mike Foley.Q
Phones:Res.Blue SW;odfieel
White 169.
wnen you wnnr.letnerhadx or
envelope.; or statements all The
Enterprise.1-tx
"le t Ma ry Do It",M u c h N.
Where? cm-mm church, 8 P. gg
9_
For Sale-Two vounk Nanny
goats.Milk strain.Inquire at
The Enterprise office..9~2t'
For house cleaning, paper h1\l13'
ini or plain sewing see Mm. J ;
" L a t l h r y Do It",lh r c h 28.
Where? Christina church, s P. M.
9~2:
Si Johnson and lxmily are mov-
ing i n the Juhn Mdlneke n pro-
peny on Colfax street.
C. K. Bendorf, lleenled embalm~er and undertaker, Blair.Office
phone, 161; res. phone, 183.8~tf
George Davis was called to Iowa
by the illness of his son-in~law.
He will be gvne until April 1.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Latta en~
tertained four tahles of friends at
Pinochle Inst Tuesday evening.A
,....;,
We rent pianos.Made Store. lt
Mrs. Lois. Lynch il reported u
ill at present.
um new records, 85 cents nth;
$50.W.Music Store.10-lt
M2 and Mm Charles Cameron
left Wednadny for Lincoln.
Late ned RECORDS, 351: each;
8 for $1.00 at the Musk: Store.I t
Mrs. A. C. Debel hu been hav-
ing a n attac k of flu and is not
yet entirely back w normal.
Little David DeGroff has been
having a siege of .measles but as
..;»;
c u m OF ' THANK S
We wis h w upre u our henrtf
felt thanks to Lhose kind 1|-iends
and neighbors,who undated us
during the illness and following
the death of our sister. Meta An~
demon.We wish especially to
thank th rmi d s t e r and singers
and those who sent flax-a\offer-
in8¥-1 -1 :
Williun Andersen
Carl Andersen
lu. a nd Hn. DMA! W o lunm
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolsman
Mr. and Mn. Chris L. Andersen
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Andersen
Mr. and.Mn._Neil Thompson `
Mr.and Mn. Earl Thompson
and families.
Faahibn Cenier Spring CoatsforWomen and Misses priced at
no to $29.50 in sizes 14 m 48 in
light. or dark colon in sport ordfcomaWe have the most
pop ar styles.'10~lt.
Bizhw-vriw for prodna. Phone
258.Fumers Prodws Co.88-tt
John.Wuh1mmn hu been qudbe
ul with the nrevailinz flu.
For Sale-Hog hnuae, 14:14.
9-Zt'Hex-nun Wim, Blair.
Furniture, rugs um iloor cover-
ings.Mathew R. Bendori.21-tf
Joe Devinney has recently been
wer to ue his mother at Nevada,
Iowa.
Wm.Steavensen ol the Fonta-
nelle vicinity, was A Blair visitor
last. Monday.
For Sal;"ood work hone
|.f 1
Dr. lnyland Statu, Chiruprumr,
over Wal!! Drug Store.14:1
For Sale--Velvet harley amd.
Kennard phone 121 an 26.8-ttao
"Ye Old Hiiching Post" at the
Baptist church Frigiay, Apr. 11.l t
Furniture, rugs md floor cover-
lngg.Mathew R. Bendcrf.21-u
Ernest 'Tornblad dx-ow to Omn-
ha last Monday on budnese.
Miss Ruth Broan, who teaches in
the Fremont schools,was home
over the weekend.
Chris K.Bendox-1,Undertaking
and ambulance service.Phones:
office, 161; residence, 133.28-11
Nebraska, March 21, 1930
H H -w e nliu lu auth e teac hers'bridge
V1.5|\|1.| Ava l
Permanent Wfav
n f h n u m t v w o r k .
" ""'_ " " " " ""M .d Mrs.Clarence rung 5 °"*"l'e,$'¥.50. Allkindsllo t _. .H .~c. K. Bendorf. licensed emb9lm°lm~.».~;M:?..|wh-.mi Mm J- W.I 4 .g mung mueny.
u.....-Um I . . - Y-. -
a gift it
na Hun e
be would about the same
saving you make on a
Pho 191 un x-'or sue-ungn grade v |"_~-ww ... ._..- ____. -.n ~ ' 88-rf Barley md,$1.00 per biiitfff er and undartaker, mm-.Olfxoe alarm! over w Fonbanelle w the u 1Lebrandwykofr Phone 21 on 21. cms E. Jensen 1°phone, 161; res. phone, 133.s -u Henry Monke home m e Sunday gg;-_ff
...-... ......_ _ ,_ _M "I-nm-v Christensen.who evening,_ m g
y o u r S e w i n g m a u l u n e u e e u a
i n g ,do n ' t chanc e str an ger s.th e he a d to m e f 'W o r k
ntnnd m- n n n a v.
\i m n v M0nd8V 8V€Ili|| 2'
'EZ gu;-;i3lu=k wliberrr plants E, ~ gpg
°""'*'°"'""- choice P""!F': 'P!=°1=\9 Hr. and Hn.a a u n ,~
Speed
121 on 38. J. E. Hovendick 9~3t'
Harold 4Kclly came up from
Omaha lor un over Sunday visit
with his mower. Mrs. .lulia Kelly.
Do you play bridge!The En-
mrprisé has 1;coxaplele new line
of Omaha, were day guests of
Mr, and Mrs. E. T rnblsd.
Fo r s ale -Buff drpmgwn hmm
lng eggs, $8 per fW.Phone 121
on 26, Kennard, Neb.8-tfeo.
For Sale-Two Pulled Short-
1
l'°r alle-mastaaon nverneanugstrawberryplants, $2.00 per 100.
Phone Blue 259. J. T. Nelson. 10-Bt
Dale Hulbert of Omaha,was
calling on Blair relatives and
friends last Sunday afternoon.
fm...r..»\.-n..v..a:.~,.»m..\....nl
.. .; " 's .. : ;; ;a . a . ;; "a f a .._
tism is much better and able to be
around the house.
Mrs. A. F. Gray has been hav-
ing a dege of"the flu lor several
months but is now improving
Miss Claire Nelson entertained
at a shower last week Wednesday,
complimentary to her cousin, Mrs.
Henry Kniep, nee Verna Knhr, at
the home of her mother, Mrs. P.
K. Nelson on west South street.
';.;I€"'" " "' ~ E. Kemp.We have 25 used SEWING MA-
CHINES all fully guaranteed at
$8.50 up w $30.00.Terms if de.
sired.We trade, tent, repair, and
buv used machine;
Queen Washer
Make side by side compqrison
Gnd you will find the Speed
Queen equal to any of the
highest price washers and save
$50.00. Aluminum tub, double
ol score cards and plane earns.Why not see them?1-tf
Mrs.H.T.Miller of this city
has been spending a few days at
the home of her daughter,Mrs.
Jay Blackburn and Mr. Blackburn
of Arlington.
Mrs.Maurice Gilleland of The
Pines Cafe, wus taken sick Sun-
horn yearling bulls.nennaru
phone ll.on 12.Fred Misfeldt.
Blair, Neb.5-ti
Mrs. Mary Lundt, who has been
in the Blair hospital for the past
week,was allowed to return to
her home on Sunday morning.
Clyde M. Allen shelled corn at
.__l\is farm south of town the firstgy. night ffm? ~ ¥ "°§fi ' ~ 'L e| °f the we ek and sold 1800 bushels
...e \,-.........,w w e .V..."W...hold a bake sale °E~ Saturday,
March 29 st Wolffs Drug store. lt
For Sale: While Wyandotte eggs
from culled and bred to lay Dock,
$4.00 per 100.J. T. Nelson.5-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Stokes and
baby moved last week into the
Miss Dorn Black residenas on
Lincoln street.
_._-_ ."__. _._m .. __.
slowly and able to bc_nbout again
The M. E. ladies will quilt' _at
the home 01 Mrs. E. W. Schmidt
on the Wesleyan Guild quilt Fn-
dsy afternoon.
Claar Warrick has rented the
Sydow property on west Colfax
and plans m move by the first or
April.
M.....A ul...1.n Klnnn have
Mrs.Maud Hi ri ng of Sedslin,
Mo.,is visiting among her old
Blair friends this week,having
accompanied the remains of her
father, Frank Dunn here for hur~.
ial.Mrs. Hnring and family left
Blair fifteen years ago and she
finds many changes in Blair in
that time.
Attnnsv John Cnrrilznn.who
Have you happened to tune ln an
this Radio Announcement?To
introduce our big RED GOLD
sugar saver strawberry, we will
send POSTPAID at planting time
this spring,24 big,fat RED
GOLD plants with Gator-Hide
Mulch Paper Squares for 12 of
the nlants and will include 12
i l l t Music Store.~
/
wallB la i r no s p n a l wn er c sne ns na-Q m r .unu.mr s .auch;we u e r azlu HM- uu u " Hc o ve ri ng n ic ely .l n I r v i n n La h i n h d a f a m i ly o f Pag e,Na b .sp en t th e re nted h a F m
n....um...|;'\Al»l¢nv Q rf Thnunm Sgore c a sh p c e .'.._F we e k e n d a t t h e Mr s . M a r v W e b e r : m s t Lln c o ln
Q ," :v ' " " r re d S l e r t r e s i d e n c e o n
\:3a§"§éé§{'in' 'ly ` Ei; "£11§',wfls | sugeénne Imlnnn ! "n f 1 \ \ f . f \ T T N
and consequently is out of his
office for u few days.He feds,
however, that even the fha can't
keep a good man down, for long,
and hopes to be himself agdn in
a few days.
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BLAIR, NEBRASKA
.,......_..........._
BULBS if you will wdbe at once
and send a dolla to help coverthepropagating lm mailing ex~
pense.Catalogue free.Big bar-
gains in Japanese Barberry Hedge
THE GARDNER NURSERY COM
PANY, Box B, Osage, iowa.2-18t
ru..».n ..-.....,.,. .,. .,.......Leghom eggs,I$10.50 a 30 dozen
tape,Can supply,case daily.
Phone 22 on 43.Louie Mencke,
Blair, Nob.l G-ti
Miss hlyrile Hurdum,who is
teaching in the West Point, Neb.
cards, sympathy cards-an can oefoundatTheEnterpriseoffice.
Popular price.'1-ti
Kirby Cook,who is atwxding
Cornell College at ML.Vernon,
Iowa, spent the weekwnd in Blair
nf mn hmm nf his ma mma.Mr.
hone recently.'
Mr.and Mrs.Freeman Tucker
spent lust Sunday visiting Mrs.
Tucker's brothers,James and
Charles Justine o! De Soto.
Mr.ami.Mrs.John Byrne of
the A. R. Beals family.
Mr.and Mrs.Hnmld Schafer
and little daughter,Barbara of \Omaha, spent the week»end visit.
ing Blair relatives and friends.
L i u e Mnrilyn Guyer,daughter
II>4\
high aéhool, spent the week-end "" '"" "`"'"' " ""mn. her na:-ents Mr.and mn.|"'f.""' .°f'f' C°f""
maverank
;heir
fhn
Omaha, visited with their brother, of Mr. and Mrs..Freq uuyer, 1:f th birthdayChnrlcg Byrne and faxmly of this celebratmg her our
city on Int Sunday.today.
Mrs. Lois Lynch drove to Law-For Sa L e
rance, Kansas Friday to visit hernvet Barley.Tested by state an
l " rtified smooth Vel-
~ H d'Mr. and Mrs. A. xc. uenm |'ff `}L$.`§;'h Brotherhood and rented me farm vacated by F1
Curiey and \viii mow to 1familiesenjoyedapleasanteve-nam hnrnn ibn lnllnr nur; nf 5 f 4mins nozetheé nt the M. W . A. ;§k."'°"° '"' °""'" ""' " ""daughter who i| ul.sm retuzned|.|ylg_Gérmination, 9595: puriilhh a l l l a s t F r i d a y e v e n i n g .~M l C 1 W u f d t h r e e d m .M o n d a y ..0g ¢ ; ; _s y s p e r b u h ]a t f a r m
|r a r o u mf § i " ' i ? f l Y . ' . .` ° ' °l e "'d r e n v w w d t h e i r w i f e m d m o t h -.* . £ ° " : ' f ' _ _ € 2 = = ¥ _ . f s ' : & ' r = : , ~: E E " £ . * l " & ' ! E . . i §" * £.'E.'. . i 'l '3 2 2 5 :
Y r n|.:1»lr vx s uu s
Miss Dorothy Duncan of Tarkio,Omaha last Sunday.She is im-
2*-In., is here for a few days visit~proving slowly.
~ ~ ~~ ~~~~baby
~.f 'rm\,;.~ f'n||nrrn and Imu chicks,$14 per hundred.Hatch-
B er in the St. Joseph's hospital in " 'F'.Jensen celeurale ms mn n ;>1.1u per uumzcu.Ilvwulu II!nuanmversarylastSundayevening
and all.had a. merry evening.
Mrf and Mrs. Joe Edwards were
guests of Mr.and Mrs.FrankQ ; v l \ n \ »n s .G u » . l . . . .. . J | . . . . . . . . . _. . - . |
gren,phone Waterloo, 102F22. 9-3t
Friends of the Biair girls who
are teaching in Fremont, will be
glad to know that they hsve tll 9'
u n u n n o m v v v a u h u \ ¢ | u ; | - u
\f»\\.¢1.\5~f=npr illg vac ati on.
Bla. :.mi f\iI:. G.. W . Pic kell,J r . ,
for:l':11j.(I. urge a n d da ug hter ,
\I.\£J.:1\}1I1:|.crime i n f r o m C h i - |
< .Lyn .uni : M i t Sa tu r da y a n d
1€nnfl:ig.:ll Lin pa r en tal,Ge o rg e
I';.}.ll lwn .»,re tu r n i n g Su nd ay
12\\ r11\\.
i n g egg s,$4 pe r hund red.
1U»2 Mrs. 1-I. C. Sorensen, Kennnrd
o n 29.
l\ic Conville a n d li ttle
Pho ne 11
Mi s .J .
s o n o f S i o u x C i ty , wh o have be en
vi s i ti n g he r si ster ,Mr s .Ra y mo n n
Bu r r, le f t. Fr i da y fo r S u tto n, Na b .
to vi s i t h e r p a r e n t s , M r . a n d Mr s
u u u p n u u .u n u u i i u u y z u u s z u u u u w s u
f o r si x o'c,1ock Su nd ay eve ni n g
din ne r.'
Th e La di es Soc ial Un i o n o f t h e
Co n g mg a ti o n a l c hu rc h wi ll me e t
w i t h Mr s l C .M .Hi tc h mn n A p r i l
1,instead o f wi t h Mr s .J o h n A .
Rho ad es a s pr evio us ly a rr an ge d.
\U"\.r\h|nr Mr s .Dr u s i lla Mc C a n n o f Orna~
I been 1- Hle c te n to teac n i n ui t
Fre mo nt. s c h oo ls at a n in c re as e in
salar y .Th e y a r e Mis ses Do ro th y
Gr a y ,Ma r y Str ic k lett,Eliz ab eth
Ho p e we ll a n d Ru th B r o s s .
Mr . a nd Mr s. C . R. S utto n , Mr s .
Elsi e J org ens en,Mr s .A n n a Su t-
to n,Mr .a n d Mr s .Th eo .L u n d t
a n d h a b v we r e Sun day din nor ~Qb
'1i1»I.ndie.s;Aid Society of the
}ftl.i1urlihf.church vill meet with
.MTM Lyle Glf)|'C*r at her home ot
511 East South street on Wednes-
day qfternoon,April 2,at 2:30
o'olock.Mrs. Glen 1'rlcI}ona1d will
I 1 u \ \ . a u . . ¢ ¢
J. E. Crutsinger returned Tues-
day from a short visit with his
mother and .father at Springdale,
Arkansas.His mother had beenseriouslyahandisonlyableto
ha,returned home Wednesday
morning after a few days visit
witl'1 Mrs.L.Warrick and other
friends.
The Episcopal young people en-
pguests at the J. M.
Herman.'I`!1e evenlof the birth nnnive
John Sutton of Bez
visiting' relatives in
Blair and Herman.
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ntrlee, who in ftha vicinity of
\\Qb e th e ass isting hostess.' s i t u p p a r t o f th e ti me .Th e y a r e
.._.ha th nn s t s e ve n tv ve n ts o ld .
.~. w- "vu 41 .i umue r um uu s ur wwnY° °" 3 pe op le f ro m th is d io c e se , on
ln s t Su nd ay af te rn oo n.Lu nc h wa s
se r ve d to the vi s ito r s .
i B u r m a n Gu y e r.wh o h a s been
as s i s ti n g wi th th e s e i p i n g o f C a r -
g e r ~ i - | e a r _ 0 m a h a ; l e f t F r i d a y
Mr s .J o e La zu r e' s ne p he w,A l - I "fr e d Sbea vens en, who i s a twn d i mz I
c ollege a t A me s ,I o wa ,sp en t n
f e w d a y s a t S u n n y s i d e , th e h o me `
d f M r .a n d Mr s .La z ur e ,la s t f
we ek .A lf r e d i s ta k i n g fo re s tr y
an d h a s n mo o d io b wi th th e x: ov~
A daughter,Jacqueline Joyce," ' " " ' " ' " " " "" " '" "Wag bgyn to Mr. and M1-s HBf0]d Al)0\.lt 8 CIOZEEI fIi€I|dB CHrliEd
Is. Milier of East Nebraska street out a surprise on Mr.and Mrs.
on March 20 and lived but a few A. R. Beals last Sunday eveniqg,
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Syggestidns
the highest grade
here we are again
pecials on smoked
ancy Steaks.I'b.---35c
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Re v.Ha r tn e tt f o r his mi n i str a ti o n anni vers ary .T h e se lf - mvmte d
_ - _._ - _ . - : . - - v - - .- _. . .- . v - --d u r i n g th ei r sor ro w.
Mr .a n d Mr s .L .H .Gillo la nd
a n d sons o f Re d Oa k ,I o w a vis-
ite d S u n da y wi th th e i r s on , Ma u r -
ic e Gi||tl;1r:\l and wi f e a n d th ei r
lmu gh ter ,Mr s .Ho me r Con ne ll a t
The P in vs (" 1f 0.Mrs. :Connell ac -
h n l n t |\ ;l t h m h n l n n f n r n ~
gu es ts b r o u g h t a delic ious lu nc h
wh ic h wa s s er ve d a t s la te ho ur .
Fo r S a le- - Two tho r ou g h br e d . 1 4
mo n th s old Sh o rth or n bu lls f r o m
th e J s oa c Malle t s to c k n ea r C ra ig ,
Re b .Goo d on es an d ge ntle. F or m-
ers pric e.T w o mi le s sou th o f
Ke nn a rd ,Ne b .
101 Li nc oln wh er e h e w i l l be e rn-
ploy ed f o r a f e w wee ks.
J es se Osbo rn h as re c e ived wo r d
f r o m hi s son,T o m a n d wi f e wh o
ar e i n Ca li fo r n ia , th a t th e y d o n o t
li k e i t o u t th e r e a n d e xp e c t to r e -
_. --c n I . .e r n me n t f o r n e xt s u mme r , o u t in
W y o mi n g wi th th e f o r e s tr y d e p a r t
me n t.H e plan s to b e o u t the re
ove r th r e e mo nth s .
Mrs. Henry Ladwig entertained
turn to Nebraska this spring.eleven ladies at a quilting bee onMrs. Mary Weber and dnuszh-iiust 1~2°es=s»r aftemoon .f°*3:=""fff
swr
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m II n y a llelmluul mx trcmclx tllnnl:' f f . ' f " f ° - . . " " " ' P I i € ' : 'Effffff. 'L'l'f..'f . '° ' .filwh i¢ =h a ll en jo y e d.Th os e p re se nrr I Furnishing our Customers with
of cold meats is our hobby---so I
offering you some worthwhile s
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.~ ii "pl:1n:4 to do next week.Island, returning ~ Blair M°n'laY|near Hermon.:
r .:1::.t Mrs.Alice Kincaid Ot-ievening.While them they at~Mrs. Alice Rowe and daughter,.1 1.1.1;a1; with her tlbrndcd an operetta given by mem Ireneglf Blair and Arthur Rowe
~wlbee _of the Grand Island hi3hrm}d..ily_ofI}e Soto, were guests,
were Mesdnmes Frank B r o s s , ~
Frank Schafer,E.W.Sc hmi dt, ;
Minnie Bugeon,Geo.MCBlfll<°
C.B.Hansen, H.P. Christensen,L.D.Warrick,Perch Compton.`
Sophia me h,Chris Paulson and I
Freda Jensen.I and cured
Spare Ribs, T5>.|....
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rn: rh |ul
w!.- r-bn
\-:\. .h l.:|::ur|-nl" this diy,islng:\vwvk vrith his son,
i -.\i:`-= nl Snnyside firm.
:.=lu have soon for his
'| nr llemingfonl, Neb.,
lu will superinmml the
ncnool.
The Long Creek Bnhy Beef
Ddry,' Pig and Tun Litter-Clulw
were vrpnlnd Snndny, Tllarch 28
nt the home of George Ohd..Aft-
er cnioylng a few gnmea. n de-
:xf.inu .-r xl;.-,....| .mn ....m...\li¢-iwl lunch was served by Mn-
or wm.snnux and family and
Mrs. Clayton Smith and daughter
of 'FL Calhoun on lut Sunday.
"Hi" Rnhlnsan of Auburn Nell.wu c alli ng a n Bwr frle na x the
torepun. at thu week!He states. s m }"°>'QF. ==i°¥'»s 9 fi n;
Have you henrd thil Radio An-N
nounenmentl Ta ulvertlle vy'¢HARDY PERENNIAL FLOWELS
and BULBS, we dll lend POST-PAID at planting time, 6 oriental \
Poppies, s Hollyhuckl, 3 English a
n.l.... 1: a:.....¢ \|m|:.._n n..-»...,
22c F.
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Léan Pork Chops, Tb.-33c
Hamberger or Pork .
Bacoh Squares, Tb.-~17%c
5-Ib. box Cheese, Special at 1.53
Fl'P.Sh Cnf.taoa Ch:gage
which is good news to their manyBlair friends.
For Sale--The Fitz Simmons
home on west Grant street, priced
right for quick sale.See S. W.
Chambers, real estate, or write or
phone the trustee, Francis J. ,Kim-
ball, Wakefield. Neb.44~u
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Haack took
their daughter,Irene to Omaha
~gl >
"The Pace That Kills"~
Home Theatre ~ >
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A Play that ls trulyfa m oral uplift ~
home of another daughter,Mrs.
Neil Burdic und family.Their
little grandson,Dickie Burdic is
having a siege of measles.
A repossessed 1926 model T
Ford motor, completely overhaul~
ed will be sold to quiet lien
against same to highest bidder
April 12 at my garage.Motor
Number 12,4l9,760, formerly own-
ed by Mary Miller and Chas
Laaker.Martin Wortman.10-3\
Peter Anderson and son, Wilbur
of Harrington,Nelv.,came down
to Omaha last Thursday and
bought a new Ford sedan for
Wilbur who was twenty-one years
old.On the way hack home, they
stopped at the Ed Jensen farm
home, who are cousins and vidted
with them a short time.
bury Dell, s Rocky Mt.. Columbine
plants, and 12 Superiine Rainbow
Mixture Glndiulus bulbs,if you
will write for them at once and
send a dollar to help defray the
propagating and mailing Pxpense.
Catalogue free.Big bargains in
Japanese Bm-berry Hedge.THEGARDNERNURSERYc o M~
PANY, Box B, osage, Iowan ,;-13a
IN THE BL ACK HIL L S FARM
VALLEYS YOU CAN PROS-
PER AND BE HAPPY
Alfalfa,corn,sugar ba m,ull
cereal grdns,garden pmduce,
fruits, chickens and turkeys are
successfully grown and marketedintheproductivevalleysofthe
Black Hills of South Dakota.
Wonderful cattle, hog and dxury
ing country. fLow priced lands
insure profitas
Mild, healthful climate.Excel-
lent wnter.Prospcrous growing
cbrnmunities.Good schools and
churches and fine hard surfaced
toads.
A new free booklet full of in-
formation is ready for you.Ad-
dress Don Johnson,Colonization
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Agent, Sioux Falls, S. D.8 » 4 t /`
ohrt.The next nleetimr will ho|si n Fresh Fish Every Friday-...\" :""" \=v " " '" |Liar!J ohan nsc n o f Chf~=» @°-| 2' §'1"§8 '*'° h ome of Hurry Fed de
:nephew o f Ra s mu s J ohanflsen o f l 11 °
ti n s c i ty , h a s b e e n u s ltlp g a t th e
\1 h o me o f h i s u n c le a n d a u n t f o r a
fe w Ha y s .On S u n d a y h e a n d h i s
a u n t we n t to Da vey ,Na b .a n d
oth e r ne ar by poi nts f o r a f e w
da vi t vi si t wi th o th e r r ela ti ve s .
Mr s .Fr ee ma n Tu c k e r rec eived
wo r d f r o m he r da u gh te r, Mr s .M .
E .L a ws o n o f Ro c k po rt,Mo .re~
c enfly ,stating'th a t D r .L a ws o n
h a d ta ke n o ve r th e prac tic e o f a
phy sic ian a t F a i r f a x,Mo .,ab o u t
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s Groceries at Worth}Whi1e Prices
`Bu1k Coffee, per m.__
Real Cup Coffee, per fb.-
Handy Ann Coffee, qt, jar -
Rob Ross Cake Flour, 40c
retailer, Special per pkg. -
.25
.40
.43
25
Merlin cleans like magic, pkg. 15
S. O. S. scouring pads, pkg. -
Swifts White Soap, 10 bars
Electric Snark Snan. 10 bars
30.39
.45
Mystic Flour, 48-Tb. sack -$1.69
Coronet Flour, 24-fbisack -.89
Maintop Flour, 48-Ib. sack - 1.75
Pinto Beans, 3 lbs.---.25
Sugar, 10-lb. sack --~.69
Kamo Comflakes. 2 larze -.25
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'"""seven miles from Rockpbrt andMrs.Joseph Gutschow of east ,'Colfax street,was hostess to a would Spffld days a week at
aumiber of her old friends on lastltha.f..p}ace°.
Thursday afternoon,March 20,
the occasion being her hlrth anni-
versary.Her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Walter Gutsehow made a nice
birthday cake which she assistw
the hostess in serving at the
lunch hour.A very pleasant aft-
ernoon was reported.
Blr. and Mrs. J. M. Erwin haw
rented thei morning house on E.
Front strce known as the Erwin
hotel, to Mr . Henrietta Rann for
n year and will travel in Canada.
They left \\'ednesdny for the
north.Mrs.Ilnnn is well known
to the Blair public.She is the
mother of Ed Rnnn of The Ent
Shop nnd has had considerable ex~
Dwience in sen-'inz the public,
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Fifteen members of the Blair
Chess Club went down to Omaha
last Tuesday evening upon special
ihvitatlon of the Omaha Chess
Club and spent an enjoyable eve-ning at the Y. M. C. A. playing
their hosts,The Omaha folks
will be guests of the Blair Club
some time in April.
Mm. Mary Weber entertained at
a family dinner Sunda , March 16
ih honor of her som ack :Weber
and family of Page, Neb.Among
those present were Messrs.andMesdames John B. Ericksen, Emil,
Julius and Theo. Weber and fam-
ilies,of near Herman,Mr.and
Mrs.Shirley Stokes and baby,
Mrs. Julius Weber and daughters.
é5~Mu1é Team dfsh wagh
powder, Special per pkg. .25
Spaghetti Per
can
51225 E; §'§`££{t5[> ;rf;§E0"ffeI~fod1iny 3-Yb.can ----1.45Corn
s s s s
Milk, Kamo brand, large
size, can ~-~--
Milk, Kamo brand, small
size, can -----
Frute Jell, Special, 4 pkgs. -
Semdac Polish for polishing
furniture a n d floors,
Special, per qt. can -
Per pt. can -~--
Green Tea, bulk, Special, Ib.
.10
.05
.25
.75
.50
.59
Sauerkraut
Red Beans
PeasTomatoes r 1 0
Tomato Soup
Vegetable Soup
Pork and Beans ~
Polk Gnapefruit Juice ~
Fig Bars, Special per Ib.-.19
Toilet paper, Big Chief
M r;M,M.§nm¢1¢§ nf n l Mrs. Pmup 0'Hl:|lon ml: adC \f1"`b" f ; ' " " " £ h "I - " `vantage of the absence of her..i`mi'2""¢..§n&|`f ~~ hus ba nd wi th the Bla i r Che s s Club
Ducks Pay",in the March issue
of Chppefs Farmer.n national
farm magazine published at.To~
peka, Kansas, by Senator Arthur
Cappcr.In this article,Mrs.
Spiclder tells why she likes Mus~
covy ducks. better than others,
how mudh they weighed and the
price they bring.\
Attorney and Mrs. Clark 0'Han-
lon entertained the Monday eve-
ning bridge club at a fish dinner
:it the Clifton last Monday.Fol-
lowing the dinner, bridge was the
-liwrslon for the evening at the
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in Omaha Tuesday evening and
entertained a few young women
a t a waffle supper.Those en-
joying the evening were Miss Ida
Hansen, voice instructor at Dana,
Miss Ruth Rasmussen,dean ol
women at Dana, and Miss Mildred
McGill, Junior high history teacher
Carl Miller 'and bride were
again eharivaried after about an
hour's chase Wednesday night,
March 19,at the home of hln
brother, Leo Miller, by friends oi
the McCarthy district.The eve
ning was spent playing pinochle0'l»lanloh home.Aaaed score slmd at a ""*.'? °"' 'GN tre a te d
Onion sets, red, yellow and
white, per qt.- .15 and .18brand, 3 for _125
Mole Liquid Glass Cleaner---just once across the window, then
25cwipe off, the wihdow is clean.Special per can
W. J. SAS
fom d M r ;T?E he cream, cookies, coffee, cigars'et \}"`iu' i.e'"'°:.';.'2' Il||t|.I ma ci 0 The Inn.'f.'l.,. ma r|nm1m».n.d°n\r°°dlfiIhinlth¢°°unle much
success i n thesecond/high and all accordingly
received approptiaie prizes.
T HE KENNARD WS 6
KENNARD NEWS
Hula nd I-`rench's have mnwd
their household goods inw thehouse v ted by Pad Petersonslast week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Petersonand children drove V10 Omaha on
Sat\|rd»Y-Mrs. Gertrude Neal re-
turned with them to visit ave:
Sunday.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
IN OMAHA SUNDAY
Mr.and 'Mm Raymond Dixon
presided at a family reunion and
dinner at their home i n Omaha
Sunday in honor ol Mn. Dixon'sbirthday which fell on Monday.
Those from .Kennard attending
COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING
The Kennard Commercial Club
held their third monthly meeting
at the Kennard State Bank Mon~
day evening.At this meetingtheydecidedtoput on a clean-
up campaign.The people of Ken-nard are requested to clean up
their premises and have all rub-
bish in the alle hy April /ILI: and
i t will be hme d away free
charge.This should be an induce~
mem, for the people-to do theirspri ng da wn; now.
They also decided to give an-
ggjgg ima dance Saturday, April
JOTTINGS
Mn. Charles lliafeldt and Mrs.Pete Rasmussen xttended club at
Grover Wilkins' Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth WhitedwereFridayevening visiton at I-'rank
Gasserk
Pete Rasmussen ..-corn shell-
en Fri dly .)
school.
A large number from this vic-
inity attended the play given at
Wnhingtun Thursday and Friday
evenings..
Mr. R. G, Wlese eelebrafed his
birthday on Sunday.
A large number 61 friends and
relatives were entertained at LheWm.Voss home Sundxy d i m -
noona:|d eyening in honor of their
~L.~.~1~é»,~r.
and Mrs. A. J.Fowler, KennethnndLoisandMr.a.ndMn.I&i.P.Larsen.
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FAMILY PARTY SUNDAY
Peter J. Christiansen and dnugh-ter,Misa Elvena were host andhostess to a company of relatives
and frimds at their home Sunday
night.Those present included
Mr. a nd Mrs Earle Christiansen,Elk City;Mr.and Mrs.John
Johnson,Washingwn;Mr.and
Mrs.Louie Gottsch and children,Mr..a.nd Mrs.Albert Jensen and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jensen and
Arlene.
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Power, Speed and Economy Test
I N a r e c e n t" 3 » p o i n t" p lo wi n g
held under the worst possible -
ditions, the ne w Roc k I sland T
pg ai n c learly de mon s tr a ted its a u -
pre mac y .
I t u s e d le s s f u e I , b y a 1 m o e t a on ,
thah its nearest competitor. It pl
deeper, andin the opinion ofthejudges
d i d a b e t t a j o b .A n d i t t o o k le s s
ti me .
Th u s i t p ro ve d b e y on d th e s ha d o w
o f a d o u b t th a t i t h a s t h e p o w e r ,
speed and ec onomy of op aation that
fanners have long wantedin a trac tor.
If thi s i nte re sts y ou , mai l th e c ou -
po n f o r c o mple te f a c ts .
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It has ao fua lfy d eff ver ec f ove r 8 2%
of i ts p o we r f a th e d r mvb a r . C o n -
dde r wha t that mean s.
Y e t th e n e w R o c k I s la n d we ig hs
aimost a 1000 pounds lea.-I than any
trac tor o f li ke p ower . Th at i s wh y it
handles so easily .. (Farmers say it is
almost as easy to drive this trac tor as
itis their ear.) That explains why it is
aoec onomic al to operate. And yet it is
eq wtoth e he a vie s tjn i mso n y ou r f mn a .
I 5 - 2 5 or £.'.'-»35
'Thenew Roc k Islam; Trac tor is made
in two sizes--15-25 and 18~35.O n e
of the se mod els wi ll mee t th e ex ac t
requirements ~ y our farm..D e E v a -
mg p o we r a n d ~
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s n e u c u m r n u u y ...S u n d a d i n n e I t s d M r s .H e n r y K e m p c k e a tw w ~W F "A Y m t o r e r n n n n 3 i . . ; f , , , , .i H u n r r T l "~h m m :S n n d m r a f t e r n o o n :M
Ir. :md3° Lhe.Fnnk Gamer home Satur-
ny.Mrs.Dora Sumner and Leon
were dinner guests at.the E.C.Lippincott home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Misfeldtand
family were Sunday dinner guests
at Chris Johnson'l.lwere Sunday visitormat the Wal
home were Mr. and Mrs.HenryKniep.Merton Kuhr and le la
m m .
Mr. and Mrs. Hex-mm Wilke are
parents of A baby boy born lastFriday.
Mrs. Mary Wrich and son, Geo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gasaer and ter Japp home.
family were dinner guests at the'Mr.and Mrs.Charles Wrich
Louis Gorehsm home Sunday.(and daughters visited at the Earl
3 Mr. and Mrs. Louie Gctfsch and Fitch home m Omaha Sunday aft-
iamily were Sunday visitors ut ernoon.lthe parental home of Emn Gottschl Harry Kahnk of Fremont visitedlMr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Jr. at the parental,August Kahnk
land baby,Mr.and Mrs.Earl home Sunday.
ch *ge ~_d M \Mrs.H.C.|Kuhr attended a132tzschwdanihfsgxily'wexrse Bh°W" for Mrs.Henry Kneip at
1Sunday evening visitors at the the Mrs.P.K.Nelson home in
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Mrs.Gus Kronherg and family,
Mr. and Mn. Clyde E. Rosenbaum
and family,Mr. and Mrs.Gus
Kempeke and family, all of Ken-nsrd,Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Kemp-
cke and Mr. and Mrs. Om Kemp-
cke and family of Lyons, Neb.
A large crowd amended the
free dance ziven by the Kennard
Commercial Club Saturday nigh!ut the pavillion Tuck CoznpLon's
orchestra furnished the music.
Everyune present seemed i n be
having 9. very jolly time.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Menldng of
Chicago, who .were here last. week
visiting relatives, are in Lyons this
week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Andxvssen.
|All of Dave Pritehsrd's children-Blair Wednesday nftern .-Peff: "'ff'_'f5'fff f'_'°_'f"j',___|Harlan Gottsch visitgin at the were home last Friday evening
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turned home from an Omaha ho~plw whe re he has been dak fo
over a month, was presented wia present of several nlnythinsv bthe teacher and pupils of Pu
ful Hill.
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ri Pe te r s e n h o me Su n da y af z l fo r a f a mi ly r e u n i o n .Tho se pue s.
mn .e n t we r e Mr s . D o r e n a L a n e , Mr s
[inn T-Evals:n Y n n m li n n Jan.|Ed vth n Rn s e n h n u m a n d Mina ITun..__... . ..., .......... .Wu vnuMarie Kahnk attended the matinee
in Blair Saturday.
Mr.ond Mrs.Dick Kunneman
and daughters visited at the
Henry Wrlch home Sunday after-j
noon.Henry and Freddie Shumacher
visited at the August Kahnk home;
Sunday afbemoon.
LUTHERAN CHURCH,
OF KENNARD
Knud Iarsen, Pastor
Kennard:March 80-Sunday School and
Bible Class at 10 A. M.Divine
service at 7:80 P. M.The Ladies
Aid will meet at the A. J. Fowler
g ; Thursday, April 3, at 2:80
Orum:
March 80-Divine service at 11
o'clock A. M Rev. J. P. Nielsen
ol Dana College, Blair, will eon-
dutt the service.The Y.P.Society will meet
Apri l ls t at the Mrs. Lucy Lar-
sen home at 8:00 o'clock P. M.The Ladies Aid will meet at the
Ed.Newkirk home April 2nd at
two o'clock P. M.
Hill Creek school-Sunday school
lllnrqh _30,_at 10 and service at 11
gI
sen of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Menking of Chicago, Mrs. BerniceJensen of Iowa, and Beatnce, Joy
Jean and Maxine, of Kennnrd.
Ray Casey was ill with the flu
last week and Roland Holmes took
his place on the section.
H. C. Blaco was a business call-er in Omaha Saturday.
Mr.Bellas has been visitingMrs.Charles Miller and family
this week.-Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Booher and
family drove m Omaha Saturday.
Mrs.Wilbur Seeger and JaneandVeraWidenerofArlington,visited Mrs. C. Miller Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.C lie Kempckeof Lyons, Neb. came Saturday eve
ning to spend Sunday with rela-
tives.
I Fred Kramer ol Saint Edwards,
Helen Berry of Schuyler and Les-
lie Berry ol Benson, spent Sunday
at the home of Mrs.E. Berry.
Opal Wright came from Maple-tun, Iowa Sunday for a few hours
visit with her parents,Mr.and
Mrs. Elmer Wright.
Orval Andreasen, who has been
driving a truck for the Bell Tele-Ehone Co., at Laurel, Neh., came
ome the latter part of last week.Members of the Methodist church
choir met at the home of Earl
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o'cock by Rev. K. Larsen.
Plans diwusscd for n of_gradi ghighway from Paxton to Flats.
Jenkins for practice last week.
Fredia Rosenbaum and GretchenHallspentSundaywithMr.nnd
Mrs. Ben Bailey at Blair.
Otis Decker and Harriet I a l l|- -
attended a basketball game inFremontSaturdayevening,Otis
playing with the Arlington town
team.W F !\
é/Ire: Y o u L o s i n g
|r'|p1n n1 Ivc
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Guinea andBun visited at Tom Gaines' Sat-
urday.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konvalin andTeddy, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. E.\O.Fairchild and George visited Su).
day at the home of Dr. and Mrs.az u ill Gdl\.»|. \.aL |. .l . l.\.]\ /ll. D J. B. Anderson at Lincoln.
Members of the Dorcas Cluband their families gave a shower
for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacobs atiheirhomeInst.Wednesdnv eva-wif/z the clzildremf
I1 mf § . f . ; ~' " '" ' " " " "f a'zgv hngufxuofm couple reeev
Dr. and Mn. W. E. Wright md
sanl winced with l i n . w r i l l l p ,
sister, Mill Elll Reich of Omlhn,
Sundly.
Mr. and Mn. L eland Wud and
familv snenf. Sunriav with M\-and1\iF§"'L."£E"'mEa}H'"'The Methodist Ladies' Aid metwith Mrs. Elmer Miller Thursday.
II. F. McLaughlin, who has been
working for A. C. Anderson on afarm southwest of Kennard, mov-
nd his familv 1:n*»K¢nnm11 last
week.The y a n liv ing in the,
hmue ne a u d w ma ti me In b yJohn Johnlon.
Jlbe Gibson of Norfolk, was n
lmmlneln caller in Kumud Satur-
dav~The small san of Mr. and Mrs.
§Glfford French has the scarlet
lfevcr and the ,home is under
quarantine./
Hans Sorensen returned hnrnnHOURS that will never come again--each one full
of childish eagemes§-how wonderful they
an-1 Will you longer deprive yourself, and the little
ones, when this yrwious spare time can so wily
last, Tuesday from several week's
stay at t-he St. Joseph hospital.
Mr.and Mrs.Chris Mathiesen
and family spent the week-end atthe Bcrtel Bertelsen home.
Mrs. Glen Jefferson and daugh-
ter,Gwendolyn spent WednesdayafternoonattheB.G.Shafferhome.
The play given at the I. 0. 0. F.
hall last Thursday and Friday
evening, dmw n large crowd.
Gwendolyn Jefferson spent sev-\eral days last week at the W. B.
be yonrs¥.
The new Haag 65 washer will bring it to you.
The supaior ehiciency of the Haag patented .safay agitmor
speeds up the laundering from the very moment you mn.
And when the last snowy-white piece glides smoothly from
between the balloon-type soft rubber rolls of the new
wringem-the morning is still young.
This hpmxom. newllnag is youu-sontheeaaieatofeasy
payments. Let it revolutionize waahday for you. A phone
allto your dalerwillhring this wanher toyourhome
for 1 free danonxtration. Can you a§ord to postpone it?
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home.
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day evening at we Albert Sunds
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Tletgen
and ihmily viaiwd at the Nels M.Nelsen borne Inst Sunday alber-
noon.Mr. and Mrs. Hans Moeller, Jr.
and daughter lpent Sunday atthe C. v. Shumaker home.
George Ramsar of Omaha, vis-
ited home folks Sunday.
Mr.and M n .Albe n Sands
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Hans Braesch borne.A number of tdenda and relu-
tives wire uggertained at the Wm.
M.Vo s h me Sunday i n honor
u.a.1sss.fms.h.awam;<zmc¢w.|m»»»a¢
»»»»~»-h-fan-&S\==»»=n-»i»-~=a~
of their 20m wedding anniversary.
Ben Tietgen and Herman Ros-
ackex were callers at the Alfred
Svogerssn home Sunday.Friends and relative:gatheredat the Wm.F. Wiese home Sub
Uday evening to reminil them oftheir infh wauldlmr anniver-|\nrv_`°""°":::F r i e d r i c h s e n H a r d w a r e , K e n n a r d ~Nic
C v ~ I l : x '.U ¢ ~_n n i l l d l v v u
H r .a n d H n .F r a n k T l i l b o t m d
Blnir, Nebrasks, Much 27,
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FF. CALHOUN
AND VICINITY
Mine Marie Osborn o l Omaha,
spent the weekend with her sisbcr,
Hrs. Henman Klahn and family.The Sophoinores entertained the
fnculty and high school members
a very enjoyahle St.Patricks
Day party Monday evening.A
iine time was reported.
The Progressive Society met onesdayafternoonatfhaG.V.
Bendle home.This being the
~st meeting of this church year,
~e following officers were elect-
» for the coming year: L[rs..Ern~
~at Gericke, president; Mrs. Elsie
'Cwk, vice-president; Mrs. Otto
~'sc,secretary and Miss Edith
icrk,treasurer.The serving
amnitlfee for' ihe aflrrnoon was~ rs. Frank Adams, Mrs. Joe Bolln
Mrs. G. v. Bmdle.The musical concert at the Pres-
~yterian church Tuesday evening
~y a couple o l Omaha ladies,
Fmion Center/Silk mmm in
smart new styles just ~
Ernest :~mldz were Sunday am-
ner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Lea-wr Smith.Mr. and Mn. David Hummer:
of Blair,vidwd a t the Gnmt
Center in Blair---they have every~
thing you need,and at nioney-
saving prices, too!10-lt
an d th e si z e s r a ng e fr o m 1 1 to 5 2
inc lu di ng Ha lf mi ze a.Selec t y o u r
n e w spr ing dress n o w a t th e
Fas hi on C e n te r i n B la i r .10~1t
W o me n a n d Mi ss es : Se le c t y ou r
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ily.
Mrs. Tenn Ambler of Omaha,spent Thursday aitemoon andevening with hangs folks.
: ~~ f ~ y of
Omaha, hava moved into the ten-
ant .house on the C. E. Musgrave
farm.
Mrs.A.R.Parish of Omxha,was n. guest the pagt week of her
and £0~ spent ~qw~ ~wang a~whom she makes her ho~e.Mrs.
Elminger suffered a fall in Dye.
bert Pewrsen ho~e were Mr. andMrs.'Rasmus Christensen and
Fmd Paulsen of Omaha.
_
and Emma Mntzen,Eleanbr De-Vinney, Alma Swanson, Ella. Jen-
sen,Otto,Herman d Rudolph
~| ~ ~ a n ~ ~ S v c ~ -
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birthday N~v. sm
Mr. and Mrs. John Hebard were
Omaha,were.,out from Omaha
ove r the wake nd at the Law-rence Echwenkamp home.
Mr. and Mm. Carl Ziebarth and
son,Richard of Davenport,Iowa
left here Sunday after visiting
leveral days with Mrs. Ziebartlfssister,Mrs.Wm.Steen, Sr.and
Mr.Steen Mr.and Mrs.Zie-
barth took their son bagk to Ames
M r .a n d Mr s .P . J .Ne ls o n vi s
U | :
dick home.
Mrs . .mlm Weber was a Sab-
urday afternoon visitor at the
John B. Eriksen home.
M r . ~ C h u .Hovendick
and Ho rd were Sunday aiten
rega ined h e r str e ng th .F o r th e
past.t w o we e k s h e r dec line .has
bee n more no tic eab le and ad tho ugh
en ti r e ly c o n f in e d to he r b e d, y e t
h e r c on dition is n o t fa vo ra ble.
\.r r .| .
|l |a n C lSaturdaynightat.the Bill Vogt
home..
Mr.and Mrs. Wm.Hunt of
Omaha, were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Lira.Hunt's sis-
;| |;.
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Mr. and Mh. Chris hrsen span!§\=-=d=v at the Howard Curley
ome.
days here with relativa.Mrs.Katherine Ehninger,who
enjoys the distinction of being the
oldest person living in Arlington,is ill at the home of her daugh
the state for the past four months
returned home Thursday.Mrs.Ralph Marsha!!and chil»
dren left Saturdiy evening for
their home at Martin,S.ga.,
Su n da y vi si tor s a t th e A lf r e d
Svu ge rs on ho me .
Mr . a n d Mr s . H a n s Ha n n e n a n d
fa mi ly s p e n t. S u n d a y a f te r no o n a t
t h e p m n l a y M .P. Ha n s e n h o me .
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sim,Raymond Nelson,Andrew
Sorensen,Fnederick Dornacker
and Oscar Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs.Magnus Johnson,
~ctur and Mary Payne,Herman
4 ;:l l 1itors at the Henry Jackson home.
Marjorie and Gracie Jackson
B |1 a 1
Mr. Mmhallm ~na, M~. andMrs. Geo. A. Mmhall.n :I l
At a :pedal nmetlng of the
board of education ne.-ld Saturday,Misa Clan Schoettger,dmghter
ol Mr. and Mn. H. w. Schoettger
at this place, waa elected tqteach
ba b y o f Oma h a ,we r e Th u r sd a y
vi si to rs ' wi th Hr s . C a r r i e Jacobsen
u 1.» :n |'~
Fremun New Gamble Sta
formally opened at 5th and Bron
streets.
Bnmswick-Local bank in bein
reorganized.
Mr s .He n r y . Ho ve n d i c k sp en t
W edne sday a t th e h o me o f he r
d a u g h w, M r s . R a y m o n d M a g i ll .
Mr . an d Mr s . .C he ster Ho ve nd ic k
a n d J e a n to o k Su n da y di n ne r a t
th e Hu i t L o w e h o me .
I1 |I *
.,»=.:-|.day night at the Bert Thompsonh o m
Mr. and Mrs.John Jackson were
in Hooper Sunday(
Sunday evening visitors at the
Gnndpa Fletcher home were Mr.
and M n .Chas.Hovendick and
Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lof-
Lis and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bendorl and
week-»select your New SpringHat now at the Faahion Gunter. 1:
R a l cute Wash Dxesses i n
da e s 2 t o 6 md ' l t . o 1 4 p r i c e d a ¢
only S1.Z5.at the Fashion Center-
see these-they are just what you
have been wanting._10-It
end with her parents,Mr. and
Mrs. G. L. Glover;
Mrs. A. W. Ayers of Cameron,Mo.and her daughters, Mrs.W.
W: Dilliner of Rockport, Mo. and
Mass Angeline Ayers of Lincoln,
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high schools n u t year.She is
tachiug at Filley this year.
c. J. Anderson o! Onuha, was
in town on budness Friday.Mr. and Mn. F. E. Webb, who
Center in ~Ia'r they haveeverythingyouneed.and at money
saving prices, too!10-1
Fashion Cenim- Spring Hats for
Women,Misses and Children.
Womens and Misses, $1 to $7.50and Chi}d!en's, 69c to $2.98. Large
|. .¢|;U L
h e r e wi th h e r d a u g h te r , Hr s . J a y
Blac kb ur n md he r s on , L. P . Mille r
re tu r n e d h o me Su n d a y .
Mi s s D o r o t h y G lo ve r c a me d o wn
Fash ion Oenter Beduty P m lo
Pho ne 4 7» -- Alic e Tri plett.10-1
W o m e p ; . n d M i s s e s :S e l e c t ~ u
n "
ior spam Thnndny night lt the
Henry Hovendidz home.
Mrs. .Yoo Lyons and Fred Hov~
lmdick were Blair abonven Wed-
nesday-
Womens and Misses, $1 w S7.
and Ch£ldren's, 69c eq $2.98. Lu'
new shipment just unpacked 1
week-select your New Sp
Fuhion Center Spring Huh 1-Women,Misses gnd Child --
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1%p g ._ : m d M r s .£ 3 1 1 3 m ~ @ ¢ _ ¢ n d | n 1 ~m c m m w i é I Fl9é"5é§-
Fdick and Han. H1-nf~ iiiv wa|: v e n -dick were in Elair 'rriul-LBJ
gmggm
u y a c o u p l e ol.v m a n uu n d e r t h e a u s p i c e s o f t h e P m g r e m i
i v e S o c i e t y ,p r o v e d a v a r y p l e a s -
» a n t a f f d r a s b o t h l a d i e s w e r e
artists in their profession _Isl. G. Chrisdcnsen celebrated insbirthdayTuesdayeV§ninB<Pin-
whle was the diversion for the
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BELL CREEK VALLEY
Mrs. John Blumcker visited Mrs.
Luther Monke Wednesday after-
noon._ Mrs:llenry Sgheer,ly. jisiied
$A°h`5{n5f ..~..-........~... .wr
Mr.and Mm Christaf!er An-
dersen and Irene visited at the
Hans Andersen home,helpingLucille celebrate he; birthday.
Mr. and Mrs.Soren Wolsmann
anddaxnily spgnt Sqtuxday night
Dann :ook men- son DECK to AmesIowa where he attending college.
Edward Denman,high school
lad,was lucky enough w win a
Waltham wrist watch in the edu-
cational contest recently conductedby the IIospe Music Co. of Oma-ha.He won third place ln tl\e
ba b y o f Oma h a ,we r e Th u r sd a y
vi si to rs ' wi th Hr s . C a r r i e Jacobsen
u 1.» :n |'~\is asdsting Mrs. Wm. Sprick with
her house work.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
and daughter were Wednesdayevening visitors at the Vick Skovhomef
Mr.and Mrs.Bert Thompson
moved last week to their new
home on the Henry ¢Kuhlman place
Mr.. and M m Andrew Nelson'
and ahildren were Wednesday eve-
ning visitors at the Ross Harper
home in Herman.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Magill andfamily,Mr.and Mrs.Raymond
Ma dll and Junior were Sunday
dinner guests at the Henry Hov-
eudick home..
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Kramer
and family were Sunday visitors
a t the home of Mr.and Mrs.
Blomberg of Omaha.
Mrs.Mary Weber and Mattieof Blair, and Mrs. Shirley Stokes
and baby were Sunday visitors otthe Julius Weber home.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Rogert,
Mr.and Mrs.Hans Chris¢iunsen|
were last Monday visitors at theEarl Thompson home
Ea rl Fletcher visited the New
England school Wednesday after-
noon.Alma,Birdie and Marjode
Flekher were in Blair Wednesdayand visited with E.M. Fletcher
at the Crowell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loltis andfamily and Marjorie Fletcher were
Sunday dinner guests at tire Louie]
Hovendick home at Orum.l
Mr. ond Mrs. Eddie Fletcher andDelbert were Wednesday evening
visitors at the Pete Larsen homo
to help Mr.'Lax-sen celhrate hisbirthday,
Mr.and Mrk Ea rl Thompson
and family were Sunday afternoonvisitors st the Mack Rosenbaumhome in Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Julius Weber
were Sunday evening visitors i n
Blair.
Mrs. Frank Eriksen was a Sum
day visitor at the John B. Eriksen
and Howard Curley homes.Wilbur Updike was a Sunday
moming visitor a t the Earl
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Bigelow and Unruh
Blair, Nebraska.
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"MAKES PERT LITTLE PULLETS
AND FOXY LITTLE ROOSTERS"°
MAs|%
Bright-eyed halmy luippylittle vuau-lm for nhu- B20-
nlwaya ready fora n ht-aowthing around the 1 J nuhlngh==~;;;=;<* tzua-trim--iunilorm- w eat w n evday. Tnnvn the mmumi ...sat
"Sacked in theGolden Bag"
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.V ~.w.~cnmas
You'll han Part Little Pallet
Ind Foxy Llttlo Rooster: toolf qw n a n every hatch anNU RENA Chlck Mllho It °"'{
wsu 1% eo feed a chickweeklonUTRI:NACh|ckMm|h.'l'hey'll average 1% to 2 poundlapiece at this age. There urnthree ways eo more px-ohm inNUTRBNAChick Mash! Monchick: ralned-falter growth-greatcr economy in feeding,
mnmmmmwmuwm
nw susan. uma uq. nn
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K l u m :: y . K a n m s .P l a n o n n m u F R E E a n d Y o s r r m n r . J M ! !
B r l u c l f n n a p ;B l b y C | 1 L c k B o u k .
N m .|o o a | | | o e ¢ o » | o » a o o o n e o s u o c b n n q q o o o
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° ' § m§ § _ ,m g ;\- é f w \.¢l.lllI.'\lA1lln;:||g L a u ma n sc hool W ednesday -at th e J . ' 1' . Ne ls on h ome.§° H¥ § SI , 5 ~; ; =; I a= " ;g " "° w m w e
a n n n s n s e n we n : w n -tex-noon.She also vi si te d Mr s .H a r r y S w 's vi si te d a t t h e u n 3Y o r ~e r ane ro o f hr gh s c o re s an d Mr s. Mor -W _ W q k _v Mr s . W m .Stee S .ll a tti n ChIiSTA';'IlS€!| find Vi c to r Chr is-'{}.-,.f...°§.Tnhn 1i'.~¥\|»¢.nL¢m»\l¢_ll§SwaJ15on 01118 Su nd ay a f t-hm* hmm# navnrdl 2:avnrln a:o~:n\r
wn se n we re c on so lo d.A plea sant
eve n in g wa s en jo y e d .
A I a r e we li p a r ty wa s given for
Llrs . Ch as .He i s e a n d da ug hter s,
Mis ses E m m a a n d Ma r g a r e t a t
. - -" s a u ¢ ; ¢ . . n U v m n l A . | \ 1 | \ ¢ \ | | l \ 4 \ i l l ! Y ,J r .a n d f a m i l y w e r e A r l i n g t o n v i s -
i t o r s T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g .
Mr .an d Mr s . W m .Ni e b a u m o f
Ho o p e r vi s i te d a t J o h n Ni e b a u m' s
Fr i d av n f mr n n n n n n rl n vnn i n o
urn uu u.n n ; u_1 Mr s .J o h n He b a r d wa s hostessM r a n d Mr s .Yu m. W ulbe rn a nd to th e W o mn n ' s C lu b a t h e r h o me
f a m i ly a n d H3135 V o g t s p e n t la s t Tu es d ay even i ng .
? u n d a y a t e r n o o n a t th e Ha n s Mr s . J oh n Ho f! o f Li n c o ln, s p e n t
orge nsen ome .Satur dav h ere a t the H. w_ Sc h oe tt
their home Tuesday evening,ln-
fore'°J1ey moved Wednesday to
their ncw.home near Irvington.
The neighbors are very sorry to
lose Mrs.Heise and daughters
from their midst, but wish themmuchsuccess in their new sur-
roundings.
Mrs.Percy Tucker was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to a number
of ladies nt n miscellaneous show-
er in honor of Miss Gertrude
Sierk.The bride to be receivedmanybeautifulandusefulgifts.
__, __.-...,-.. ...... _._.....,..The Young Women's Missionary
Society met at the home of Mrs.
Augusq Kerkhoii' 'Thursday after-
noon.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holtrnnn and
Viola, Mrs, Carl Meierhenry, Har~
old Meierhenry and Norms Holb-
man attended the operetta givenbytheArlingtonhigh school onThursday evening.
George Stronger and Irvin Holb-
mnn were Nickerson callers last
Thursday altemoon.Mr. and Mrs.Georrze Niehanm
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith and
Roland, Jr. had Sunday dinner atthe parental, Frank Schafer homei n m m .
Mrs.Lena Ne lf and Ida May
spent Thursday afternoon at theWm. Wulbem home.
Lk. and Mrs.Soren Wolsmmn
and family visited at the John
Wolsmann homo Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. John Basonak andfamilyandMr.and Mrs.Chris-
tian Andersen were Sunday guests
gf: the (§hrisf.of!er Andersen home.
éer h¢;|;¢_
Chester C. Marshall and daugh~
ters,Miss Leta and Mrs.Gall
Johnson of Fremont,were visitf
ing friends and relatives here onSunday.
Misses Betty Marshall,Muriel
and Edith Plugge and HowardMnrshdldrovetoWatalooFri-
day evening to attend the operetta
W. A. and Therlo Reckmeycr,
Catherine Winset,Paul Hawkins,Dick Cady,Ed Dolan, Gerald Ped~
ersen and Raymond WalkenhorstDuring the afternoon, four gamesofpinochlewereralmii-withMnjs.Huxley Wilcpx winner of
hilrh scum,Miss Gertrude Sierk,
were Omaha callers Wednesday.|Mr.and Mrs.Case .Cherelk oflpiayed with the Waterloo orches-5MissesPearlStranger,Norma 0mah"°""`°"e also present 'tra when they presented theirnHoltman and Annu Gustafson en-Mr.and Mrs.Franz Slert v1s-operctta "Pinafore"on Friday!
tertained nt n misvnllnnnnrzn chow.. lted at the Wm. Wulbern home on evening under Mrs.J.P.Rav'sF
Q
nd nd Mrs. Chris Fnhm low."§f',;,'§,"Wednesday night.' aAdeli:~u»l u n c h e o n w a s ~ 2 1 . 1 . 2 \`3l.'|'§»f»"f..|"$,.fI§"§§'.f.¢.'f=f|Mr. and Llrs..Am§ew Nielsen nfl Hr.°:n
- - - - .- - v -- » »¢ ¢.u n n q a u u n n | l . | & | . : lT h e n f l » 1 ' I \ = > 0 ¥ \w i l l l o n g b e r e -w h o s e m a r r i a g e o c c u r s t h i s w e e k
m £ ° I } 1 b 2 f " = 1 b y t h o s e p r e s e n t a s a T h e e v e n i n g w a s s p e n t .i n g a m e s .
v e r y p l e : i s z u l i o n e .A t e l a t e h o u r l u n c h w a s s e r v e d .
W o d l l t s ~ l £ l } ,M 8 f o h 1 9 V 3 1 3 t h e T h g b r i d g - t 0 . . b @ r g g e i v e d m a n y
h i n h n n r a i w r s u r y 0 f . H 9 s h l f f w s h -p r e t t y a n d u s e f u l g i f t s .
a n ,t m - l h i ~w i f e m v z t e d m a G i l b e r t L n l l m a n ,I r v i n I I o l t r n a n ,
n u m b e r o f f r i e n d s t o s p e n d Q 5 6 G e o r g e F r a n k e ,H e n r y P a e p e r ,
e v e n i n g ,a s a s u r p n s e f o r h i m .G e o r g e a n d K e n n e t h S t r e n g e r ,
T h e e w . . e n i m z w a s d e v o l l l t d t o c a r d s .H a r v e v 1 l n \ h r n | : v N n n n n n u f n i f -
W oo d, S.D . d r o p p e d i n a t th e J .a n d th e ln tte r' s fa th e r ,V .S.
W .Ni e ls e n ho me la s t Sa tu rd a y Cha rles dr o ve to Oma h a o n Su n-
ni g h t.Mr s .Ni else n ac c ompanied d a y wh e r e M r .Ch ar le s wi ll re-
he r f a th e r , He n r y Ri c h te r to Oma - | ma i n f o r u we ek 's vi si t a t th e
h a wh er e h e wi ll un de rg o a n o p -Ro b e r t Mi tc h e ll h o me .
era tio n,re tu r n i n g Su nd ay af te r -Mi s s Alic e Mc K i bb e n .assisted
noo n.T h e y ar e p la nn i n g to le a ve b y M m A . A . Ha h l b e c k a n d Mr s .
fo r D a k o ta Tu e s d a y .Xe n o ph o n Cross,enter ta in ed th e
Mr . a n d Mr s . A l f r e d Svonrerson E m o n o n C lu b a t .her h n me la s t
Mrs.Henry Klnssan and AuzuH¢l1}§§§ll>Q'Gni»?é{`£1`§d~~
Klassan were inners of high
score and Mrs.alter Sappenfieldmd Walter Rosaker vgere consoled
A fine lunch closed the evemng's
festivities.
Miss Lulu Lorenzen and sister.
Mrs. Clark l3'rowninlz were dimer
guests Thursday of Mrs. Scott
Allen.__
ling,Gilbert Stork,Clarence and
Alvin Wilkening,August Kerk-
hoff,Hamid and Dalton Streng~er and Chester Franke prgcticed
baseball a t Nickerson Sundayafwrnoon.Grace Paeper 'was a Nickerson
=Ȥ;f Saturday morning.
r. and Mrs. Will Lallman of
and Chdstine and Ted Nelson
were Saturday evening callers atthe Fred Nelson home.Mr. and Mrs. John Frazier and
family were Sunday dinner géxestsattheClydeEnglerthomatTekumah.Alwin Frazier spent
Sunday night at the Englert home,
returning to Blair with his sister,Mrst Englert Monday morning.
Tuesday evening at a measuring
party.Each one present was re-
quired to pay a cent for every
inch of their waist measure.Adelicioustwo»coume lunch was
served.There were 22 present
The Congregational ladies' Cir»
cle enjoyed a covered dish lunch-
eon followed by their regular
meeting a t the church basement
The members of the PinuchieliTmmf U{¢:+m|¢:.m.-:..... n I Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smizli nndlWedne§dnv afternoonc1»h5"mE£ with Ln-al Funk Wolff ;;"i',;_ 'i{,;"',,';, °'f;u",';mr;_
Thursday afternoon.Mn.Wm.Ervin and |:ltM° "|\|hnn Junior spent Sunday evening atthe home of Mrs.Smit.h's nismr
Milne ; 'd ;f f_oettger and
Bernice Putnatq returned to FilleySie ve rs n od Mr s . A u g u s t K la s s a n
we r e p d z e wi n n e r s f o r th e a f b e r -
noo n.A jo l ly ti me wa s reported.
Su p' t.B.H .Me a d o f the F t .
Ca lh ou n sc hool ha s be en o f f d u ty
f o r seve ral da y s o n ac c ount o f
illne ss an d h as be en ta ki n g tr e at-
me n ts i n nn Oma h a ho s p i ta l.Mr s .
Pa ul K r u g e r is su b sti tu tin g f o r
h i m
l?:-P.T.A. ine eting 'Thu rsd ay
. v i m u g a t th e sc hool house wa s
1 -- -n - -- - w u - -g n v e v a u n o u a y u i l uT h u r s d a y e v e n i n g a t M r s M i n n i e
I . . a l l m a n ' s .
Si lk Sto c ki ngs th a t W e a r -
Gold Stri pn $1 .5 0 an d $1. 95 ; On y x
Po in tex,$i .5 0;Ka y s er ,$l. 35 ;
Bo bo li nk , SI ; Ne ve rd ar n, 2 p ai r $1
Sizes 8 %to 10 i n a ll th e n e w
sp ri ng sh ad es at the Fa sh io n C en -
'te 3 - - th e Ho s i e r y Sto r e o f Bla i r . lt
Fas hi on Cen ter S p r i n g Co ats
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a n d f a m i l y , G r o ve r W u -
M r .a n d Mr s .B i ll o g t we r e
Su n d a y n ig h t c a lle r s a t th e S o r e n
W olsr na nn h ome.
M r .a n d Mr s .W i ll i g m W u lb e r n
c alled a t th e B i ll V o g t h o me o n
Sa tur d ay e ve n in g .
Ha r r y a n d He le n Si er t spe nt
th e we ek - en d with . ho m fo lk s.Mr s .A lf r e d Svo ger son en te r-
tai ne d th e Do rc us S ewin g .C lu b on
Sa tu rd a y af te r no on .Delic ious re-
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:»llr=:.Lu!i-ance The cast ;m»th t s n,oyd Jacobs, Soren Wals-.~.ss at crine oular st les e se e ;?)°;"tlmann,Harry Swanson,Alberti w : l Inui"* Kam, and Johnlp 1 s ''Jcnsen,Albert Nelson, Wm. Wul-f4|llithail I v y and Ray]l)l")1i1\l7f."1f'l1|tw\.n,m,.,[hem and children and Misses
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A $4 soo oo @I(o PRODUCT
enzen.Mrs. Aumxsta Craig had a saleof household goods at auction Sat~
urdny afternoon,She is planning
on going out Lo the stale of Wash-
ington to reside with her son,Eur! and wife.
H. E.Walton of Sioux City.
spent Friday night :md Saturdaywith Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Trisler.
Miss Gertrude L. Sierk, daugh-
lrr of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sierk,
was united in marriage to Fred-erick J. Heine, san of Mrs. Cham
He-ise Saturday,March 22 at 10
o'clock at nnington church by
the pastor, R . Runz.A wedding'repost was senjed al. the home of
thc brid<~'s parents at 4:30 p.m.Only the i!_n_mcdin!e relatives being
}»=*1'S9r1.They will 1
l:\llllIlg on me_ mrs. \.»llI15»£ll"Ih(!lzirm. and the best wishes of th--ir
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Fashion Cenim- Spring Hats for
Women,Misses and Children.
Womens and Misses, $1 to $7.50and Chi}d!en's, 69c to $2.98. Large
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Mr. and Mh. Chris hrsen span!§\=-=d=v at the Howard Curley
ome..Mr.and Mrs.Freeman hottie
a n d s o n ~=.¢
week-»select your New SpringHat now at the Faahion Gunter. 1:
R a l cute Wash Dxesses i n
da e s 2 t o 6 md ' l t . o 1 4 p r i c e d a ¢
only S1.Z5.at the Fashion Center-
see these-they are just what you
have been wanting._10-It
ior spam Thnndny night lt the
Henry Hovendidz home.
Mrs. .Yoo Lyons and Fred Hov~
lmdick were Blair abonven Wed-
nesday-
day night at the Bert Thompsonh o m
Mr. and Mrs.John Jackson were
in Hooper Sunday(
Sunday evening visitors at the
Gnndpa Fletcher home were Mr.
and M n .Chas.Hovendick and
Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lof-
Lis and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bendorl and
baby were Sunday afwmoon vis-
itors at the Henry Jackson home.
Marjorie and Gracie Jackson
s~»»
Fashion Center Bexiuty Pax-lu
Phone 47--Alice Triplett.10-1
Women pnd Misses: Select o~new Spring Outfit at the mix.,
Center in Bla they anaveeverything yvu need,and a t muney
saving prices, tool 104
Fuhion Center Spring Huh IWomen,Misses gnd Child -
Womens and Misses, $1 w S7.~
and Ch£ldren's, 69c eq $2.98. Lu'
new shipment just unpacked 1
week-select your New Sp
- » - - -- n u » w \ o w n e ;w m u u u n ;»u.n n g w i t h t h e u s u a l g o o d t i m e
e n j o y e d a t t h i s h o s p i t a b l e h o m e
A g o o d s i z e d c r o w d w a s i n a t -
t e n d a n c e a t t h e c h a r i v a r i a t t h e
J a c o b Si e rk h ome Sa tur d a y n ig h t
week-end visit with relatives.
l 1|Miss Mnbe\Neu\e was home
rom Lincoln for the week»end.
There was a fnmilv zmlmrinn atthe Mrs. Peter s¢hnEid'iQ`s'$éf\EE§m<
_
Blnir, Nebnskn, Munch 27, 1980
'TE M 5 Jerry Fuley home in mm, Mon-'smrd md s 4. .Ro b E . HI L L I ld., EWIHDK.\Mr. 3.1 Mrs. `§'°»'A,.d.m |Omaha m: one day lam. week Margaret Morehouse.Friday
.1 ,.m1»m while there visited Mrs. Wm.Mr. a n d Mnl w. J .Bake and ni nm..
afternoon My r t la a n d d a y to No r t h
ir n vn tn Ri n i r ur n vb iu n n i f lu Bend where she ig' Mr. and Mn. Fred Fagwzrquist of
2 Ted Moyer home.'Valley and Bysphol Simmons.
reek Valley Sewing,Mr. and Mrs. Lara Rolland and
rsday afternoon at family. spent Sunday eveninz a t
m l ;Blair
ild renVoss
lx and
mn on
2ii5de {i}§ the win mamma l hos-
I pital.|Mr. and Mrs. John Hineline en.
tertained the Iollowlng visitors'F!idny, for supper:Mr. and Mrs.[Frank Leach at Florence and Mr.
and Mrs-Ford.Mr. Leacn and
Mr. Hlnellne were schoolmates to~l
Lhxw sons spent Sunday at theHermanDdhsehome,hear Elk-horn.I
Mr. and Mrs. Timm Col andMr. and Mrs. Gerald Kel wem
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
J. L. Vaughn home.Misses Goldie York and Inezgether and oi course enjoyed their! Smmper of Tekamah,called on
and visit very much.__ _Misa Grace Ray Sunday.at the Mrs. George Hinelme vmbed ani Mr. and M m T.K.Iverson
y nit-the home of her daughter, lgrapwere amohz those of the pinoehle
' ale-Ted Klnbnnde from Monday untl1'c.lub entertained Saturday eveningWednesday ol last week.|hy Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Johnson
spent Arthur Rowe shelled corn fo r,oi the Glendale district.
Chris Ddve Gustin Wednesday of last Mr and Mrs. Don Metzler and
I
I
Mr. and Mra George Norgaard
of Omaha and J.C.Evans ofChicago,were Sunday guests of
Ralph and Grace Ray.Mr.and Mrs.Fmnk Pike of
Blair,were visiting their daugh-
bar,Mrs.Byron Beard and hus-
band and sons Sunday aftemoon.Mr. and Mrs. F. Muller and son
went .bo 'llekamnh Sunday to the
parental, A. Anderson home. Mrs.Rosa Sears, who has been staying
with Mr.and Mrs.Henry Beard.
retumed with Mullen to thehome of her daughter, Mn. Chas.
Ray; near Tekamah
'
. Jah-lweek.,.ivirziilia were Friday evening vis-Mr.and Mrs.'réd Iverson at
.........., ... .....The Bell C1
Clu met Thu
the e'»e'Kat¢.stu: dance.A
was d by
dames Katt,.Louie nldau
Mr. and Mn
son and sons
mng a t the
home.
Sunday evenAxelHansen
and MesdarmPeter Nielsen
sen and sons.
Around 50
Mr. and Mr~s.,Norzig Ward and
family and Mr.and Mrs.Will
Ryan were Friday evening vidt-
orx at the Detlei Wul! home.Mr.and Mrs.Francis Sorsberg
:nd mn a nd` Mrs.Martha Erick-
son were Sunday visitors at Pete
Bmzleezrs.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madsen and
Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Cul Juulnnd
:fnmily were Saturday evening vil-
itors nt Geo..Ne\sen's.Mr. and Mrs. Will Hsnsen droveto Nebraska City to the debate.Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Sappenlield
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
.llzncke and family were Sunday
dinner guests nt Will Ryan's.
Mr. and Mrs.Dellef Wulf and
inmily were Thmd evening vis-
i wn a t th e A lb e r t A u h r h o me .
Ro s e li n a Petersen oelebrated
.. -.___l - _ _ _ . . \ - . . r . . . . . . . ¢ . » ¢ i n -
\Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rurnunsen'
land two children visited at thea"°='Fallen home Sunday a fte r
noon.I Stanley Samuels had the mis-
fortune \o be thrown from ahorse last Wednesday and as aresdt, has a badly sprained ankle
which will lay him up for some
time.Mr. and Mrs.Matz and familyspentSundayeveninga t the
Robert Rumussen home.|Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kundel ond
two children spent Wednesday
evening at the Frank Brown home
Women and Misses: Select your
new Spring Outf'at the Fashion
Center i n Blair-y have every-
thing you ne d,d at money-
saving prloea,boo/10-lt
family and Mr. and Mrs. CVossandfamilywerein
Saturday.Mrs. B<rf.ha Wendt and ch
were vidtors at the Wi ll
home Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. I-'ritz .lahne
family were visitors in Fnlha
Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Voss
Mrs. Bertha Wendt visited 1
Gun Paulsen home Saturda;
ernoon w help Mrs. Rosakex
brute her binhday._A luge crowd of people
Tnesdly evening at the
Jahnel .home in honor of Mr
nel'a birthday.The evenin|
spent playing cards.Tho:
carving prizes were Torval J
sen and Mrs.August M
first, Mrs, Alfred Svogerso
Mrs. §!e==_SQkm21d¢f- F222
h o me wi t h n go od tl1e H .C.Ras mu sse fl h o me . '
L dmi ntv lunvhnnn Mr .an d Mr s .F w d K n n tn n nthe hostesses, Meg.|wcre Tuesday evening guests a t
Pete Thomson and the Richard Nelson home.L.1 g f -and Mrs.Ray Faxzcrqulst.
B. Emanuel Andrea- an daughters vlsibed Thursday
spent Sunday eve-|evcnlng at the Ted.Buchandt
Rudolph Andreason home.g Viola and Leonard Nelson were
ning guests at the Sunday aftlemoon visitors at thehomewereMessrs.Will Wulf home.
as Richard Nelson,Jim Nielsen of Blair, and bro-and Fred Chrlstlan~|ther. Andrew Nielsen ol Wood. s.
.|D.,
friends enknvml n at QM
ere Sunday mo m ln g caliers
c F r e d D§c!:mrrycr 1't*'t:".
w Nio la on u n d M r .D i r k -g was Misa Le0ln Miehelsen visiied her | iwrs vere~ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.|Tygm.
xnder- Hineline here last week.Mr. and Mr.
Iatmn,Mrs.Ted Klabungq g d family ol neil
nm Hr. and Hn. Hun mam the b,i|.'thd.|,y dinner nllirlbirtlndnfnni£r'§{|ii§|ir E:Li»H3n§|Xndi-I
and Mrs. Herbert Earwood
r Tbkamah, were at Clyder's 'Thursday afternoon.
and M m Walter Appleby
aughber and 'mm.her,Mrs.
Hain of Blair,were Sun-
Ior Mrs. Nick_Thone in Blair lastSunday.'
The Kindred Merry Makers
5Club met Thursday afternoon withMrs. Clyde Fitch when all but slx
members were present.Mrs.C.
H.Blanchard was voted A mem-
at the Ed Newkirk home,g'lven
in honor ol Hnzel's birthday.A
dainty luncheon was served.
Those who helped Albert Jensen
celebrnle his lzirthdny Saturday
evening wene Mrs.Chris Benson
nun!us...¢Me...r,........»,.
meyer were war-time buddlee
Mr.and Mrs.Clarence KuhrwereSundayguestsat the A l f
bert Hansen home..'
Mrs. Hans Jensen, Jr. and Man-
'iflli § !e=:§ ».°m= Frida y ntthe
n |l!1¢l;and Mr s .Ge o rg e Hi n eli n e a c c o m-He tz le ..d and :Pl»l1i£d h e r h o me t o W e e pi n g M r .
I .| n| 1-l\Vnhn» Slnnrlntl an d chE °'§§?§u'Z.§{.§£h§§`§§§5f§=| YORK CREEK\ r l : ¢ 1 r | c ; ¢|l | ! | » |w i l l H h i l h h r n u n d w nnnwn 13617 b2§5§sf"5i-i'£é§i """ ;'°°3,.i;;;1 [E:T"BInnaNelsen,Uaroune Jawuwu,Olga Petersen and ,Muriel Nelsen.M r .a n d Mr s .Geo.Ne lae n a n d
f a m i l y ,Pe te J ensen,M n .l a u r a
Tu i t e m a Lo is we r e Su n d a y vls -
r < ~ . \ .l u n n a
_'served Jeliizio I nah d tShurleyw x l u u n m " H W w g ,late wur allmdgparla zvixg
work for John Rosh Mondxy morn spent sn enjoyable evening.
ing.Miss Bertha Jahnel matured to
M'-_*WS*" H+" a v ¥- J e "Omaha \asew¢an¢sq»y so alegra
Women and Miss
new Spring Outfit
Center in Blair-thLhing you need,n
saving prices, tool
es: Select your
at the Fashion
ey have every-nd at money-
10-lt
day afternoon
and Mrs. GeorgSunday aften
R. R. Pearce 11|
Mrs. S.uote,
visitors \=\
re Hnin.
won guem
Dme wereM12 MQ
ith nu.
zanttheMn ln dHn. D.d Noyu,rl. Ethel
ber of the dub.The lldiel Ink-
edonthedubqudlgandnrereserved delldmu refreshment:by
e ',1lh,,u,|_"...': 3-:a",=:*~:'~
~ - » » - = ' » ~ m s , m . . ' : " x : : : : ~
!" a_g3\e§t_nver thewsek-end °f|u .-.A nl..n-..u.......1
E`rI°u¢'f`i7xff"J§i`ilriTua$i°|I|T'§
dw;--~d llr. and llrl. Pe'mn Fremont.
Meinl.and lleldunei Q
:b u ll u \: u L 5|: :l\LlilI.' IlolllB»A n -S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g g u e s t s n t .t h e
t e r F r e d D i c k m e y e r h o m e w e r e M i n
a n q 1. § { r s .P q t e _ I § a t t _ a n d f a m i l y
aria a n a m r .an d Mr s .He n r y D i c k -
son me y e r an d f a mi ly .
MP a n d Mhz.lhn-nlr!'Pnulnvno r!at me me rn u. wo ....,...~,nea r-Arin n
Teddy Larsen and Miss Edna Han-
1 KWMr. and Mrs. Clarence Hansen,
geh were in Omaha Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.Arthur JohnsonIndfamilywereSaturdayeve-
ninz visitors at Belle! Wulf's.
Mrs. Harold Tgvlgf axnll hildren
nt Frida at o n all or's."'i 1.. a nd ll.. W ill Hart, Alfred
and Elsie visited relatives at
Wisner Sunday.Elsie stayed lor
a lo r visit.~ Marie Ward entertained
the upils of the high room atbe r l m Tue s d a y evening.fb-
er an enjoyable evening playing
gums ,Miss Ward served a de-
lidous lunch to her guests. Every'-
nne left at a late hour,votingMiss Ward s royal entertainer. _The Girls Club met with Miss
Elsie 1-lm Wednesday afternoon.
|I
were Blair callers monday alter-
hoon.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Christiansen
and Burzettn called at Hans
Matthieserfs Tuesday morning.Mr. and Mrs.Morris Christian-
sen spent Tuesday at the PeteAnderson home.Mr. Christiansen
helped saw wood.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogert wereinOmahaTuesday where Mrs.
Rogert.has been taking treat-
ments.'
Jesse Davis was in Blair Tues-
day afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Holgar Hansenand family vidted at the Soren
Jensen home Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard William-
sen were in Blair Tuesday after-
noon.Mr. and Mrs. John Rogert wl-ed at Chris Vinderslev's '1\aesdny
nftarnnnn.
the graduation exerdoeg at Tech-
nical high school.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Voss spent
Wednesday evening at the Chas.
Voss home.Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Jahnel and
'Hazel were Blair callers SaturdayAfternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Christen-
sen,Mr.and Mrs.Charles Voss
and family were visitors at the
Thomas Knlep home Tuesday eve-
ning.Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jahnel and
children visited at the Walter
!Japp hore Saturday evening.A surprise party was held for
Mr. and Mrs. Will Voss at their
home Sunday afternoon in honorof their 20th wedding anniversary.
»'1'h=y received many useful gifts
in remembrance of her manyfrlmds.
McCARTHY ANDLONG CREEK
Mr.and Mrs,Chris Hinz en-
tertained at cards a number of
(heir friends last Thursday eve-
ning.There were eight tablesand prizes were awarded Mrs. Ed
Natvr and Louis Schenlq for high
scores and Mrs.Harry Seltz and
Will Beals,consolations,A de-
licious lunch was served and all
report a very enjoyabe evening.
Hayes Rosenbaum was a busi-
ness caller in Omaha Monday.Callers at the L. C. Axelgaard
home Sunday were the Rev.A.
Rasmussen,Mr.and Mrs.Peter'
Jensen and Hans Aye.Mr.and Mrs.Ed Hansen and
family 9% we spent Sunday at
Moore,Mr. a nd Mrs. H
Mrs. Andy Anderson,Ml
Pearce and Joe Noyes.
Mr.and Mrs.Iaren
and children were Sunday
with Mr.l.ayman's sisoi.Pete Elliott and famil
Arizona and milled alsoI Ellen layman.
Misa Edith Warrick s
weekend ln Omaha wi'
Lulu Bramlett and Mrs.
Thompson.Richard Thoumother . brought Miss
home Sunday aitemoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Clyde
spent Sunday in Omaha
and Mrs.Herbert Hanse
Sunday altemoon vis
Mr.and Mrs.Kennet!were their uncle and al
and M n .Harry McDa
~ and friends, Mr.
.- _ _ __ - n u - -- n s a v u A : » ; ; v Ln u t a n d c h i l d r e n w e r e S u n d a y d l n n e r
e n d g u e s t s a t t h e C l e m m e n s W i l i i a m -I.a\.'nmn "»;:-§=:;L%'m- :_......-.1... ...._|¢n§"iif§1"§¢ 'E$Z`v¢'T°'N2'»5f`§I?l"ii"'""neu. ""'!°°"' wnu "'""""' '"' Wedneadly so lee the new bib? len hom.r nfbernoo stsL.£12 £2 .'i€'.."'E..!"i"?.§..'E.'IE'.. ".1'i.£'°ff arm.-r theffssl Mm# mms- Mrs. -mn Mr. ..?.§"§m. cm-1. i'>¢?$'f..,..
'ox wwn vnu n ,w~:w:n-:nu 5u¢=» my,near 'on Mrs.the George Morgan home.
pent ,bel o n u m B R I E F S
Lh Miss
Charles Mr.and Mrs.Curl Rasmussen
Mdycr and Mrs.Fagerquist are
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs.ltudalph Andrea-
son were Saturday visitors at
the Pew Tolt home in hemont.Malvern Larsen,Allard and|
and Miss Clara Rasmussen of
Blair,Mr,and Mrs.Theo.Wil~liamson and family.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Taylor and
children spent Friday at the John
Taylor home.1p§on Arid a n i " i a r i l §a n tI M° . a n d Mr s . Ma r
W a r r i c k ti n La r s e n a n d so ns h e lp e d » Mr .
a n d Mr s .L a r s Ro lla n d c eleb rate
\r.1...1-.'»h¢.I»n=vlnnn|\1 mndflintr nn n i vn r .
§Even|.t Stork and Misses hola 'fundny evening mem at theEkumuuenandEdnaHmlen'nn among than who attended | Joe Jeuen home were Mr. andls; P.m¢1¢. nm at me Norris 2.'1`&..°"'iL'.?fl"'1'ia ".5;.2'"'..'5£tSt.Patricks party at the NorrisWard home near Rose Hill Tu&s-
day evening.
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City of Blair, Nebraska
Alton spent Tuesday evening at
the Ed Hansen home.
Sunday dinner guesis at th~Ray Fngerquisv home were Mr.
and Mrs.Peter TOR, of Fremont,
Women and Misses: Seicct your
ew Spring Outfit at the Fashion
Center in Blair-they have every-
thing you need,and at money-saving prices, too!10-1
with Mr.sary Monday evening.
n,|The following ladies attended a
itors of quilting bee Monday afternoon at
Tyson the Chris Peterson home:Mee-Im t M r .d o m e s W i l l e n d F r e d D i c k m e y c r , \
1. n i e l s o f B o o n e N e w k z r k a n d H e n r y R a s
a n d M r g m u s s e n ,a l s o M i e s C a t h e r i n e N e w -
i k i r k ,M e s d a m e s M a r t i n L a r s e n
W i d e n e r a n d P e t e r N i e l s e n s p e n t T u e s d a y
r e v e n i n g a f t e r n o o n t h e r e .M r .a n d M r s .
t . r . . m \ . 1 w m a A h l m e v e r a n d f a m i i y w e r e
ff1;t'i`§
T h 1 k i - - - - - - - -e g lr s a m m a ng a q uur ..d Mr . a n d Mr s. (J ar tmc e W ac hterM .a n d Mr s .. h m Ry a n a n!y were W qgi1}g§dnY visitors at i f j n V1nderslev's Tue s -
Women and Misses: Sele
new Spring Outfit at the 1Center in Blair-¢hey havethingyouneed,and at
saving prices, too!
`DALE DOING:
c t y o u r
Fash ion
eve r y
mo n e y -
3
1 0 - I t
m e rcucxolpn n a n s e n nu me .Mr . a n d Mr s. Pe te J en se n s p en t
F r i d a y evening*a t th e h o me o f
Mr . a n d Mm. Ha y e s Ro s e n b a lm.
Mr s .L e n a Hi n a o f Bens on,i s
n o w ab le to be u p a n d c a n wa lk
u m m s w q .wh i c h 411 __be_gq g d
nic nc y .M r .a n d M n
a n d f a m i ly h a d
vi si to rs ,M r .
Lo uth ro p a nd d ;
a n d Mi s s He le l
ing ton , nie c es 1
u . . .nuan..-
5.Ro b e r t
a s F r i d a ;
n u 1 MunWalter Sappenneura.- .-~---~°Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Wulf and Mrs. Lloyd -Yahnsop spent
h d l y attended a party at the day and T\|¢9dBY yuh Mrs.
Howard Hain home w¢ a md » y " * '° "4""1°h he!plng wi m
nening.hubchenng.
M n .Martha Erickson spent Mrs.John lgeen,Audley
Saturday Wim M P.Rudeen\G°{d°3 and Mm Ruth meh
Mon-
An-
tlie
and
weremf... ....\|..».. w.a.....|." ...n.»..~.n
QI l l l u £ S ° ` 2 ` f K ¢ " ` " r ` &r " ' Q ~
: "a a . f m » | . »M r .m d M r s .L m R o l l m d a n d
J f Mr . W i d e n e r .~ f a l i r vi_sited re la ti ve s i n
»\....a,....--.a ..."§..iun nf Qulnnhu:nftn vnn nn.Fre.
5
serious~his hip.
he carelas hnd
zo thisL in the
father,
.Wvv-,
news m ne r ma ny i nenus in nm,vicinity.
Mra A.Rasmussen is slowly
improving after a severe sickness
following the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Rosenbalm
and children spent Sunday after-noon at the Henry Wulbem home.
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Wulbern
were visitors at the Frank Knnfg
hnr hnma Salurdnv eveninz.
uns.vrn wn nn uerwn "nu wusof Tekamah, spent the forepart of
the week with her parem.s.
Mrs.D.B.Lee of Hennessey,
Okla., surprised her parents, Mr.
amd Mrs. Lars Paulsen by arriv-ing Saturday to helpobserve their
35th wedding anniversary.Sun-
day dinner ests were Mr.andMrs. James aulsen and. Wallace
Husk.Mr. and Mrs. Paulsen and
umm.m..-...,.................,Mr. and Mrs. Martin Larsen and.Alum were Tuesday evening vis-
itors at the Ed Hansen home.;
I Misses Edna Hansen and I.eola'
Rasmussen were Tuesday night
guests at the Will Hansen home.\
:Miss Ieola Nelson has been re~=elected to teach Orum school forj
the fourth oem.Misses Mem
Hansen of Orum, and Esther Ku~
. . _.. . . . .. . . __1 .
Rglangl Onneby is again'while Frnnt'-is Fnrslerg took mr.Budwn to the doctor in Herman.lr. and Mrs. Norris Wud en~
krtained the Pinochle Club at
their home Saturday EVBIIUIZ-Hr- Norris Ward and Mrs.John
Taylor won first pnzes,Harry
Nelsen and Mrs. Jesse Hansen won
the booby prizes.Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Wulf =1}¢l|
........,...........,.......,...., ....._......,..Mr. and Mrs. Howard William~
sen vdsibed at the W.H.Chris-
tiansen home Wednesday evening.
Mr.and Mrs.C.K.Andersoncalleda t the John Rogan hcme
Wednesday evening.
Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Thane
called at the Viggo Hansen home
near Wimlow Wednesday after
1ly ill with an infection inHe -is at his home under t
of a trained nurse.He I
two had spells previous
one, at which time he was
Fxemonh hospital.His
Major Ormsby of Casper,is with him.
Cathenne,Helen andm m °!P1`eiffer drove to Omaha
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1 I-|L_] ~ C. SORENSEN
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FOR CITY TREASURER
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:1-CHARLES H. ROBERTSON
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Herman "`ilr"E\`d nw Helm
Sundny and dau¢hter,Margumm: e°1=P€=t. ~ §%`&°'°!
1-Q? Wulbem
garet,.were.ay at up
da u g hte r s we r e su pp er esta bie o f He rma ri ' h ave been elec ted
wi t h th e i r s o n , J a me s a n d f e.tg tea c h Bisbee sc hool.Mi s s
M r .a n d Mr s .Ge o rg e Ha i n a n d Ma r i a n Ne ls o n wi ll t e a c h th e L i n -
Virnrinin onlinr!nf.W n f sn n YInin'n .A1u nnhhhl~ "l'if"'_.s..-_..... ?i"£?.......| " ' i i I .:ml Hn -Jalan Rash nml:-:___..|.U0 "li t It the m
err mrs. Nora :mane in nerlnm.The graduates of Rose Hill high|¢1aiEr¥s§,"§n5`§h¢a'Z{»2i g;,;"R;;
are practicing their dass play this.called at Q18 395'Webster home
week which will no doubt be z°°d~i
Mrs. Frank Wilson and Frances,were Wednesday visitors at Wi ll
Ryan'aSunday visitors at John Taylor'swereJamesWulf,Russel and
Merle Ward and Bud Williamsen.
Mr.and Mrs.Walter ApplebyandBettywereFridayevening
visitors at the Will Hart home.
Miss Ward, Miss Cameron, Jas.
and Gretchen Mencke attended
the operetta in Blair Friday eve-
ning.`Mr.Swan Nelsen of O a,spent the week-end at Rudolph
MenckesMis.-l Ellen Cameron and Miss
Gretchen Mencke called at John
Peterserfs Monday evening.
l
Women and Misses: Select your'
new Spring Outfit at the Fashion.Center in Blair-they have every-'
thing you need.and at money-saving prices, too!10-lt
HILLSIDE NEWS OF1 GARDNERI.)lSTRlCT
Mr. and Mrs Harry Erveywere
Slnmhtv rlinmar tnlnahr at thnltnmol
| night.
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cameron andMrs.Vic Holstein helped Chris
Holstein celebrate his 90th birthI anniversa Thursdzt
ry y.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Monson
and Albert Monson visited at the
Howard Williamson home Thurs-
dayeveninxr.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard William-
son called at Mrs.Lucy Larson'B
l-ridny afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Christiansen
and Burgetta spent Friday at the
home of the letter's mother, Mrs.
James Damm.
Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Johnson
were Blair callers Friday after-
noon.Mr and Mrs. Claren Woch rl..ce te
and children spent Friday eve-ning with Mrs Lizzie Ackerman.
Johnny and Dagmar Jensen at-
tended the dance in Blair Friday
'i`.K.Iverson shelled corn for
Elmer Thone Friday.
Miss Dagmar Jensen returned
home Friday evening,aitzer at-
tending Dana College the.past
year.Mr. ilnd Mrs. Howard William-
sen visited at Wm. Christiaasen's
rurpun.Mr. and Mrs, Herman Jungbluth
r. and Mrs. s. R. Batson, Mra
do Jungbluth drove tn Omaha on
Wednesday morning to attend the
commencement. exercises at TecJ\hnzh where Kermit JnnKbluth was
a graduate.
Mr.and Mrs.Herman Jung-
bluth and family,Mr.and Mrs.
Hana Braeseh attended a dinneranda nd party at the home ofMr.and Mrs.Mick Miller,near
Benningwn Wednesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Batson andTom, Joe Mullen returned to Lin-
coln Sunday after spending the
past week with relatiws at Dale.
Mr. and Mrs.Julian Jungbluth
and family attended a birthday
party Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Jungblutlfs parents, Mr. andMrs. Williams, near Omaha._ Mrs Bierman met with an ac-
cident Friday evening* when driv-
ing onto the highway near the
nursery.A car from the eaststnrtéléher. ~ She suffered cuts andbmi,and the car was badly
mashed.
Mr. and Mrs.Lawrence Wilkin-
son and two boys of Curtis, Neh.,
came Sunday for a brief visit withInends.Mrs.Wilkinson will re-
main !9r a while with her mother.
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I
Leonard Axreu norne in nmlr.LLwas the birth anniversary of Mr.
AxtelLMr.and Mrs.Chester Aroason
and children spent Sunday in
Omaha with Mrs W .H. Kissell.
'lihey called on Mr.and Mrs.
Weston Long when they retumed
home.Dr.and Mrs.Hosterman o f
Lincoln,spent the week-end at
the John Nearhood home.RoyNconhoodandfamilyofOmaha,
spent Sunday also at the Nearhood
home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aronson and
daughter,Emyle, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long of Blair,motored to Tekamah Sunday aft-
ernoon and oalled at the HenryFleage home. Mr. and Mrs.F'leege
returned home with them.Mr.
Fleege went to Omaha Monday
and Mrs. Fleege remained at the
Aronson home for a [ew days
visit.Miss Emyle Aronson and Lucille
Andersen celebrated their birthanniversariesa t the McCarthy
school last week, zivins candy to
their schoolmates.
Women and Misses: Select your
new Spring Outfit at the Fashion
Center in Blair-they have every-........|- . . A
...,...... .....-....-..-..-...._ .._home west of Herman Sunday.
Mx;and Mrs Wilbur GonetyandMiss A M Lowe of Her-
man spent Saturday evening with
Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Conety.'Gladys Sirnonsen, four yearold
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J) W.Simonsen, had the misfortune) to.
get her forehead badly cut by u
barb-wire fence Sunday afternoon
while playing,requiring several
stitches.I t is not odzen we note three
successful teachers in one family
as in the case of the daughters ofMr.and Mrs.Ncum Warrick.
Miss Edith is re»elected as teacher
of the "pw-r room at McCarthy
school,Miss Gertrude has con-
tracted at the Goll school for nextyearandMisaMargaretwill
tcach her third year in the lower
room at Bono school.Mr.and Mrs. C. B.Bunn and
l Walter Andersen was a Satur-
day evening guest at the Martin
Larsen home.Mr.and Mrs.Ed Hansen and
`daughter~s were Sunday guests attheRudolphHansenhome,near
Kennand.Rasmus Hansen visited Sunday
at the John Hansen home near
Herman.rnMr. and Mrs. Martin Larsen aml
'Malvern were Sunday aftemoom
guests at the Fred Enger home;
near Herman.'|Mr.and Mrs.Chris Peterson
were Sunday afternoon guests at
the Henry Scheer home.I Thursday aftamoon guests at
the Mrs. Nels Paulson home were
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansen, Rev.
and Mrs.Knud Larsen of Ken-
nard.|Miss Edna Newkirk went Tues-.l I ,I
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supper guests of Mr.and Mrs.
Opal Reeves.
Miss Birdie Hurdum drove to
West Po§:1t Thursday to Nt he r
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and with their sister,Mary,at-|»tended the opera,"Carmen",re-.ll/5f _.gC:'sDF/V5'
turning to West Point that night."'
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' m i a ~ " ~ m a n y e y e n i n g .,gm, a g , f s g xi l y ri n gm The i r Mrs. T: K. Iverson and children
F spent Friday and Saturday at thedaughter,:Aye returned home Martin Johnson home
h dI.'§h? limi iff s pen 1 38 a wee k'Merrill e n d Lloyd Johnsen
Mr.and Mrs.John Reid were helped Chns Horn shell corn on
e.....\...A:.............-.......\-|Saturdnv.
Mm Blevins, who is in ve orhealth(ry P0
Mrs.Clyde Wilkinson had as
her ggests Friday attemoon, Mrs.
Menlnng,.Mrs. C. Jensen, Mrs. L.
Hall,Mrs.Henry Pfeiffer and
.MIL A. E. W flldnmn,
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DE SOTO LOCALS
Mr Frank Svoboda and Misses
d ndMildxzed Koskn, Mary Svobo aa
Georgia Svoboda drove to Platts-
mouth Sunday and visited rela-tivea
Mrs.Charlie Hineline was an
....n |
for this month.
Vivian Rhea of Omaha,HughofLincolnandIrene of Monroe,
spent the week nd at the James
P. Rhea home.
Mrs.Roy Krall of Omaha, wasvisiting last week at the home of
her parents, Mm. Himm Krum.
iI
thefsheep shearing in this vicinity
met with an accident on the high-way Monday when his ear got offthe pavement in a~rut and upset.
Mr. Estep suffered ribs broken and
a back iniury and is in a Fre-
mont hosptal in a serious condi-
tion.The Colby Comer Club met onThursdaywithMrs.Grover Wil-
klns.Members were all pres-
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and Mrs. R. M. Iverson and familyMr. and Mrs. Lewis Roberts and
two children moved from Omaha
last week to a :Harm afar of
Bunn's lake and spent Tuesday
night with the Abner King fam-ily.
Miss Ernestine McCoy went. to
W orld-Herald
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Interested plrtlexcnl
'mo Hu-man. Nehr.
MissMaggieM.lQowe
Hermpn, Nebr.
Representatlve for
o`clock dinner guest of Miss
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Priced as cheap as the catal
OR
With every; purchase of a
Battery
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Miss Rosalie Foley and sisterRita were Saturday visitors at theJ. L.Petersen home.
Grandma Gompwn went to
Lyons Wednesday where she willspendseveralweeksvisitinga
son and two daughters.
Misa Olga Gustin of l?'lnlr,spentSaturdaywithMargaretHansen.Mr. and Mrs. Nels Petersen and
Rdph spent Wednesday evening att.h§_Fred r{._ Jensen hqrne.
uvvneu a new grmaer lor theHancockImplementCo.to Fay
Jones Saturday.M n and Mrs.John Reel:and
children,Miss Ruth Reeh and
Shurlay Williamsen were in Blair
Saturday evening.`Mr. and Mrs.John Jensen and
Allan were in Herman Saturday
evening.Mr.and Mis.Lloyd Johnsonfé n t e l z m i n e d U 1 5 P e p p y P l a y e r s o n
Q i n
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FOR COUNCILMAN FOURTH WARD
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[ I K. P. HUNDA L 0 s *I By Petition
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| - |L_.Is .E. W. SCHMIDT By Petition
1 3 G. FRANK BROSS By Petition~5 Gallons Gasoline
F R E E '0
A T
Ditlof Wols1nann's Service Station
Cor. W alker Ave. a nd Nebraska Street
With every purchase of a palroi B Batteries
Priced as cheap as the catalegue houses
OR
W i t h e ve ry ; p u r c h a s e o f a V e s t a St orag e
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0'mr. and mrs. uan rnnlnpswere °""""'"""'°"'"""*5'Sunday dinner guests at the L. L.Mr.and Mrs. John Rogert and
Porter home, near Elk City.children spent Sunday at Charlle
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Christiansen Rogiert s. d M M ...
attended the Orpheum theatre in'r. an rs.or:rs Chnstmn-Omaha Saturday afternoon.'Ben and chxldren vlsxted at theMm. D.. Compton and Mrs.. R. M. Iverson home Sunday..Summers o Blair,spent Monday tihir.and Mrs,William Chris-
night and Tuesday at the Frank .,f'_'3"?'? SF' .B'frgetf'."spent _Sun-IIILin de n ho me uuy an me Anton .Peterson homeandsou iin Hooper helping them celebrate
n0maha.1'he ir fifteenth wedding anniver-sw.:Tim""Ev. ;-;,;m~,»i5;;"'f,Hr. and'M n . Ha n s An d e n u n " ' g d H m d p
l .m y eter-$ ".." Inhn t .-n ...!$.1""2E.'£.:'.E sen llld Hn.Pe h n m lmnt Sun.
s u n ~U 1 - u s l u u u u u l t i O J U I I I I l l d a y ~t ' g g e ' r " "" g g e
n v o n 'c h ' a t i m l W a c h t e r h o m e .-
d a u g h t e r e o f M y ~g m ;h R a s m l l l s e n b r o t h e r s t r u c k e d
{ ! 1 1 ' f 5 1 ' i 8 1 1 8 € 1 l »s p e n t .t h e w e e k - e n d d o s f o r H e n r y C h r i i t i a n s e n S u u -
»h e a e v e n i n g .w i t h r d m o t h e r ,~K i t .a n d M m J o h R 0 d
' W i t t e f B e n n i n r t" Y E M M Y # ~D n i n o m n n |» . 1 ~~a t E I l 2 l 1 é 1 g e
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"-ignufgrfu 'é m:"""""'" Sunday evening.|9111 swichMr. mlfnun. wi. . vogf'°'"'"° Willuamxen and Kenneth
na? Ke,.m,,d_[linen called at John Reeh's onSunday evening visitors at the Sundny.
Cod Thompson home were Mr,W _Miller Munk and Mrs. Louie Monk °'"°'? and M{"2== sem yourol Blair, Mr. and Mrs. John Jen- gg' Spnng Qutfnt at the Fanhionsen and children.'mater m Bla1r-they have every-mr. and Mrs. Henry Timm of ns you "°°d»and at money-Ralston, were Wednesday visitors 8 prices, too!10-n
c th A n 'H h .a Mi nnligullra SEE. £21-i¢». snd suumrsmn NUTES
'baby of Calh-nm1 and Mrs. Henryla;Mr. and Mrs. Will V¥f'.:1'°.:':,..°*I,§.,...:- rm.Sxésa,Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlns v.:':°~*.,:'::2 I
, n1'32Z""""h°}}.°.1"". .."""° 'Sa }ur da y e,,e n{,f§ "§ _ ~ -W H;
Miss Edu Ander~san spent Fri-
y evening at the D. A. ComP'ton home in Blair.Mr. and Mn. Tom Mclhhon of
3,45 n.were Sunday dinner
at the J. L. Peaersenhome-Mx-.umd Mn. J. 1. Petersen md
Wxese home, ho help them eelebra n their tenth wedding amd.
versuy.Mr. md Mn. Harry Jalmel vis-
m a with Mr.m a Mrs.Fritz
Jahnel and family S\mdAy eve-
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