04-10-1930~ERPRISETHEErIPRINTS THE NEWS-Reglndleu
NEWSPAPER WASHINGTONBLA|R'S S,¢GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
hmm Weekly by .mm A.llmades BLAIR,NEBRASKA,APRIL fo,1930 From the Garda Sw!M Nehruk»-NUMBER 12VOLUMEXXXIVSu\1lUiPU0l\ Prine.$1.50 ner Yau.Shall!Own Bc.
DanaCdllege
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GolfContest
EndsSaturday
Membcuhip emma Clans sm:-
day April l2ll|ut
~lnlun to Pay fur the Diner.
Membenldp is for Fanglly.
DUES WERE kznucxn m Sus
nm membership eogten bdngconductedbythemmGolfUluh
will close next S|.t\rd.ly April 12.
Sunday manning the tio umeaptainlHxrtuaBeckgudC.
Klopp will check up bo 1 ut
which one is tc pay fer thé
tadhe winning tum.
Then chptllnn Pidvesi ghe |
of members mm about Y.md there has been a spirited Qorr
tattoaeewhichddewillsaéume
the most renewal;from tberold
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CAMPAIGN PROPAGANDA
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Sometime some candidate
manning for office in goingmhavegutsenoughongettheproofonsomeotthe
libelous ewrles used aspmpanudainpettypoliticsIndbringsuitagainsttha
innti r and there is but.<Z »13»...That personorpersonsdoingthel.\bel~ing will pay the x>eml¢yThereseems tn be a feel
ing that the minute a.ean»dldate allows his name to
he und that he in the tnrget.for :ll manner of vddous
statements.It is not onlywrongbutitistheworstsortof petty politics.Thereisnoexcuselorauchaprocedureand a person whoforgetstheprinciplesof
honesty in a campaign is
very opt to do the same in
a bunlnas dal.The pneBaehunores!Plus ln ;campaign md stirs up aprejudiceandhatredthatis
b|dfar .¢.ha eomxmmlty and
should not be tolerated by
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~u 1 I s ._.shed at t.he»D.V.Masser home on
Grant street last Monday and be
fore assistance could arrive had
made a clean sweep of the buiid
ing.
A new and modern gardge will
be built.in its plum in the very
near futnne.
.~.neu Abbott and W. J.Cquxtright
twmeys lor the residents at the
schooldisfri:t,l¢.\vasngreedukfor an early hearing in au
~Nme court.They hope the court
ill bear the mat?/er during the
doa beginning Mny 19.
Counright expressed his opinion
»t Judge Spenfs decision is well
1~and sound.The court
eld thnt not onlythe law gvvem~g the segregation of a part of astrictintoanewdistrictixcon
~tndonxl but also the law regu
Hn.Henry Faber is spending nfewd.|ysatthehnmao(herbl0
t3»er~inlaw WillF\\>9r in Omaha
when tha ia eonvdadng after IslightoperationntmOmaha
hospital.
will be accepted with a definite
date set for the payment ol thebalance.Now for a swift finish
to an fadfins contest.
..=.r .will do that side no good.
The course out on the HenryFischerfarmamilesouthwestof
town is in fine condition and
playing started early this yearbecauseof the dry waml\weather.The grounds are kept in splendid
condition all season for playing
which not only enhances the
beauty of the grounds but in
creases the iw of playing halls
being found with ease without acaddyunlessdrivenintothe
rough of course.
If sufficient members are secureditisplannedtogdtennis
courts for those who li to PNY
that game as v?as golf or
possibly even be r among the
younger folks.There is»ut presentnogoodtenniscourtsinthe
city and none short of the Dana
College campus.Later it is hoped to build a club
house with hath privileges nnd for
social purposes a thing verymuch needed in Blmir for it brings
people together in s new waythatisverydesirableandadvan
tageous in many ways.The sislytisamostsuitableoneforthis
purpose now being on a graveledhighwaywhichwillsoonbea
paved highway likewise.
Messrs.Klopp und Beck hopeeverymsnontheirgggpestive
teams will not overlook any bets
to help their side win in the few
remdning days ol the contest.
Those who wish to join may seeeitherof these affable gentleneniftheyhavenotbeensolidwa.
and they will be more than d2~
lighted to enroll you on thw side.
Women are as welcome as men.
thefeebeing thssamessfor
dngie men.
Il it isnt convenient tn DIY
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of new names.The club dues
were redueed from $25 a yur to
$15 this year to try out the planofmeetingthec1ubsexpenseswithalargermempand
gg give more people _beneof the flue gal!
This membership
~right of the wife :md kids il
any.ta play on the course andiswrminlyveryreasonableforayear.It will require around
eightytive members in meet expenseswhichshouldnotbedil~
icuii;to secure at this low priceandalivecommunitylikeBlair
and vi¢mx£y.
The results of the canvas have
been very satiafacfary so far but
of course each dde is keeping its
progress from the other side asmuchaspossibleinthehopesof
windng.Pledges have been made
to members of both aides to give
their dues fn them il they makeuptheirmindstojointheclub
this year.These pledges mustbe
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RethilersWill
HoldMeetin~
C. W, Watson,Swrehrp .»
of Federation of Nabruh
Miles Will Spot to
~Men sl Blair.
SPBAK ON some nusmzss
The retnilen of Blair will
at a aevm oc1ack dinner Frida~
even.l7g for A conference on lmad
ness conditions in Blair.
CJ W.Watson secretarytreuurernftheFederationnfNebras :Retailers will speak.Hia
~wiu he.an e.pe.1in¢qf v=%f9:\*~i1!
home businessf
These meetings uemsuallyve
fruitml ol good results and it i
figumd that the talk alone wi
be well worth the money spent.
BLAlR'S AMATEUR
BALL CLUB
and that her appointeewane all
hard at work.The time for this
woyk is very .short and it will
greatly ist those in charge if
questions.ill be answered readily
by those lled on.
~lving similar situations.He said
|question is of excepdonal im
»~to Fremont because the
timers of the new district pro
| e :.£0 ml?~Of the
~=H000 assessed valuation of the
stunt scnvol district He arid
e lines of the new district are so
n that onefourth of the entire
~valuation.of railway proanyisinthatdistrict.Onethird
~f the new district valuation will
made up of railway property
e stated.and the lines have been
xtendcd so as to exclude the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star home
~hich in nontaxable propertygandcavetheschoolobligationsofthis
property to the Fremont district.
If this law is valid Abbott con
tinued the petitioners of the new
district are allowed to take a step
of this kind without notifying the
Fremont district.Under the law
the county superintendent must
make such division of a district
where a petition is filed.The Fre
mont district if the law is vaiid;
will be required to pay the segregateddistrictonetwentiethofits
assets onethird of which must be
paid because of the railway propertyinthenewdistricthestated
~and northeast.of the city
| . ns ..The :new school district farmed
mprisea about the nations oi
formerly in the Fremont dim
fmAbbott in Hx1¢2kiDK nf the im~
~edinte #wall of me we.ma
~ereare uses pending insupreme
G.A.R.DAY
I lIllNGLY REMEMBERED
Sunday.Apnl 6 being Grand
Army Dsy.the W.R. C.presidentMrs.Henrietta Bowman conceived
the idea of doing something alittlespecialforltheG. A.R.boysandtheirwives.She found severalAmericanLegionboysand
others who were willing so usetheir cars to take the old lolks for
a ride during the day and accord
ingly plans were made and the
invitations given.Those aijoying the day were:Mr.and Mrs.Jake McCracken
Mrs.Steve Ward Sheldon Peck
Mr.and Mrs.Sam Heller Mr.and
Mrs.Flaugher Mrs.lauisa Cooke
Mrs.Carpenter and Mrs.Nancy
Sylvis.Grand Army Day is a nntionallyobserveddaybeingtheanniver
sary ol the founding of the G.A.
R.on April 6 1866.
The W.R.C.did not come into
axisoenoe until many years later
in 1883.
If there are any vetersns wid
ows living in or near Blair the
local W.R.C.would be glad to
be so informed so that they mayextendanylittlecourtesiesto
them that they can.The w.R.c.are indebted wMarcusBeckLeslieOffenand
Mrs.Etta.Brandt for the use of
their cars on this occasion.
been very suaessful piayingfznmrwhosemembersanmuch
older.Last Sunday they played
Chmiug City with a score of 16
fo 17 in their favor.
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Little Eulella Schjodt daughter
of Mr.and Mrs.Albert Schjodt
celebrated her eighth blnhdny on
Monday April I by entertainingsevenlittlegirlsafterschool.The
following were present:Ruth
Hansen Irene Andersen Marjorie
Jane and Doris Wilkins Joanne
Jensen Lois Hineline also Grand
ma and Grandpa (Otto)Hansen
and Mrs.L M.Hansen..
In the evening the following
helped celebrate:Mr.and
Mrs.Tom Christensen and Eric
M:.md Mrs.Calle Hansen and
daughters Mr.and Mm.Hans
Hansen and children Mr and
Mrs.Chris Wulf and daughters.
Lunch was served ar. a lnte hour
and all departed wishing Eulella
FILES FOR SHERIFF
It appears that Sheriff Mehmns
is to have opposition in his ownpanyattheprimarieswhicharewbeheldinAugust.Sherman
Anderson a farmer xeaddhug in
the Kennard neighborhood has
filed on the democratic ticket.
This mnku iive candidate;for
MORE ABOUT oosm
OF cnowmc CORN
Inst week you were_gfiven the
aueme high con per bushel ol
gmwing com lui.year in our 10
ncre mm vrviecvfin Nebraska.
Fremont DistrictJu~ge
Rudes on SchoolCase
.||r |~ywhileatKearneythecostwillbebournebythestate.
The total population of the rate
than one hundred miles from
Blair,and it is not in A sandyvalley.In fact the soil comparescloselytothatofWashington
county.
Fortunately,since the law ol
supply and demand largely controlthepriceofcornmenwho
produced cdrn for thirty cents
(8042)or less do not have to :ell
iz for that any more than themm
whose costa amount to eightycents(80c)per bushel is going M
be guaranteed that price.
Moet of our cooperamrs found
that they could produce theircorn
for less than We some below 40canddnaquiteanumbercould
produce corn for lean than 80c perbusheL
Wouldnt you like to know justhowmuchitconyoutoproduceY\lr corn?I!ao with a small
amount of your cooperation and
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Then habeerz but little
stir in um/ante political
ma so mé mn the hm
of an b3¢t.le_will soon be
~ on.Among Lhe prominent
figures in this diitrict who
ue likely timber for the
naw senntorship on Ure
democratic side looml the
name of IIononble Dan
Slephens of Fremont.
Dm has been prominent
in politics for a number of
years.He is able honest
and would fill the position
with credit to himself.
The district could rest nssuredthat its inte woudd
be safeguarded in every
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Mm Lavina Kingl5»¢11d¢hhal1.
an old and respected citizen of
both Washington and Dodge countiesdiedather home in gwpgrMondaynightafteranillnano!
some weeks at the age of 79
The funeral will be held Thundayafternoonat2oclockfrom
tha Methodist_church in HooperwithRev.George officiating.1Avina King wu bom at Clinf
wn Mo.December 16 1850 and
gxew to womanhood and waz mah
tied them fn Wiilinm llendmhall
on Janury 28 1875.They came
w mmm shortly um their
marringo and settled in Washing
fnn county neu Hermm and a Iew
years later came so Dodge county
mg leitled on A ium na:Nick
erson.Afwr tho death of Mx.
Mendenhall in 1918 Km.Menden
hall moved to Hooper where she
has dlue mm.She is mrvivad by dx dwth
ters two sidors and three bro
thers.0ne_mg Mn.Nell
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D. H. I. A.Make
Report forMar.
Dsiry Furman of Washington
County Mlkn Monthly F»¢P\\l¢on
Gut ol Pmdudhz Butkrflt.
Tvmtyone lletds Tested.
gmrolzr BY OFFICIAL TESTER
Among the dairy farmer:of
Wuhihgtm county who an membersotourlocalorgardutionknovm_aa the Dairy Herd 1m~
provemnent Aasodation um.arekeepinganAccuraterecordofthecostofpmdwksbuttaerlatwefindsomenewmme:ll owners1thehighherdsmdhighcowsufollows:
_mn Hua»
1. Paud Jones:9 Holsteins 1581
average pounds milk 8.17 nvurage
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uusézmn OF FORMER
BLAIR.GIRL FATALLY HURT
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stantial factory,near the sub
station large enough On furnish
ice for the surrounding terrkory.
They will also build a guage bo
hold their various trucks and cars.Mr,Clllavin will remodel his
building and use it for some other
purpose.During the last few
U. s.CENSUS SUPERVISbR Most of these towns are exVISITSBLAIRpecwdtoshowatleastaslight.[increase The exact figures onMrs.Marie Weeks of Nodolkfihe 1930 population will be anU.S.Census supervisor for this nounced from the census office in
district,was u pleasant caller nt!Norfolk,by Marie Weekes,|mper~The Enterprise office last SaturQvisor of the census in this dist
day afternoon.Het.
Shu reports that the work in
LIGHT &POWER co.nuYs~
MO.VALLEY ICE PLANT
The IowaNebraska Light and
Power Company closed its deal
Friday for the ice making machin
ery from Harold Culavin and will
Of this number 405306 lived in
cities and towns and 891066 lived
in rural districts.
According to the census of 1020
Norfolk had a population of 8631;
Fremont 9505;West.Point 2002;
Madison 1335;Blair;2302;Stan~
ton 144?;Wayne 2115;Pender
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George Bah:in getting youstarted, yum will be lhle ;yearfromnowbosayjustwhlti:
coats you bo produce your corn.Quite likely your banker xmangotherswouldenjoyandgppndmit.
.Fnrnxera hlving a field of ten
sexes or mare whq dedre w hh
:nn pmjm.mayvsecnrs thc ¢p~pllcation blank iorentry fromtbe
County Agent or the oline ntBlldr.
Two new farmu-s hxve dmadyentered.Lets have hundreds
more.
CRYSTAL WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
On lui Sunday evening April6friendsandrelativestothe
number at seventythe came in
upon Mr.and Mrs.P. J.Iversen at
Oxum and extended greetings md
best wishes \o than it being
their !i!.ant.h weddng anniver
nrvThe guests brought well filled
bsskets of lunch md the eveningwasspentinvisitingandpartaklngolthegood tlmlngs to ent.
Company.win be~given at 6:45
P.M.Mnnday at *iw parish house.Announcements of importance bptheeommunizywillbamadeat
thin meeting.Invitadom will be
imnd.
NOTICE
A gettogather meeting and
dinner under fha auspices of the
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Thehigh school track season
will open neun. Tuesday afternoon
with a dual meet against Platte
mouth.Last year Plattsmouth won
the meet by a single point.How
eVer.the Blair track men expectmreversethetablesthisyear.Other track meets scheduled areasfollows:Arlington at Blair;
Blair at Tkamah;Conference
meet at Oakland;Invitational
meet 8%Nebraska Wesleyan;
Track meet at Wayne.As there
are some conflicts in dates the
time of these track meets willnot
be announced unt.il iext week.
The Senior class play for mis
year is entitled Smiling ThroughThishasbeenoneofthegreatplaysofBroadwayforthelast
iew seasons.Most of the Senior
elass plays ot the past have laeen
comedies but this years class
play is more of a type of dramatie
production.It is one of the
heavier type of play.The following people have been
selected by the faculty of the
high school m take parts in the
play:Viola Hansen Charles Eli
assen.Jules Nielsen Vance Niel
sen Doris Tilden and Milo Heller.
The Eastem Nebraska Declam
atory contests will be held at Fre
mont Friday April 11.Contest
ants from Baden Nebraska who
have taken either first or second
places in their district will take
part in the contest at Fremont.
There are thirtytwo contestants
entered ln tin various classes ol
contest work.The Humorous and
Ontorical classes will be held onFridayafternoon.The Dramatic
and 11=mpornneous divldons will
be held in the evening.
MAYTAG RADIO PROGRAM
\Numbers from the Show BoatShould1AloneWithMyDreamsaswellasotherfavor
ites will be featured by Fioritos
Maytag Orchestra ih Qhe broad
cast C0 be heard from the Chicago
NBC studios Monday April 148:00 to 8:80 p.m.Tom Dick and Harry well
known vocsltrio and Retting &
Platt piano ~duo will also be
heard injie following numbers:
singi.ng=Vagabond Song from
(Put\.in on the Ri:z)
~~~~0rv.:hestra
Alone with My Dreams Orchestra
Should I from (Lord Byron of
Broadway)Betting &Platt
To a Wild Rose Orchestra
Pagan Love Sony from (Tl1ePagan)Baritone &Trio
Show Boat MedleyFells Orchestra
Bill ~~Orchestra
Make Believe Pianos
Old Man River Orchestra
Ive Got a Feeling lm Falling~Orchestra
Review Orchestra Pianos &Trio
This program will be heard overthefollowingnetworkofNBC
stations:WJZ New York;WBZ
Boston;WBZA Springfield;
WHAM Rochester;KDKA PitLa~
burgh;WUR Detroit;WCKY
Covington;KYW Chicago;KWKSt.Louis;WREN Kansas Gty;KSTP St.Paul Minn;WEBC
SupedorDuluth;WSU Nashville;
WMC Memphis;WSB Atlanta;
WJDX;Jackson;.WSMB New
Orleans;WKY Oklahoma City;
KTHB Hot Sprinza;KPRG.Hoh
sbon;OAI San Antonio;KOADenverKSLSaltLakeCify;
KOMO Seadle;KGO Oakland;KECA Los Angeles;KGW Port
land;KHQ Spokane.
BLAIB SCHOOL NEWS
(Edited by D.V.Mauser)
The preliminary tryouts for
the district abd state music contestsstartedTuesdayevenlngApril8.ljhesecond series of
tryouts will be held on Wednes~
day evening April 16.In tlé
second series of tryouts there
will be songs by the Boys and
Girls Glee Club Band Orchestra
and solos by the three that win in
the contest Tuesday April 8.
The district music contest will
be held at South High on FridaymdSnturayAprill8and19.
It will also be a statewide band
and orchestra contest hele at Ne
braska Wesleyan University onApril25.Blair High students
have usually attended this event
and have usually planed high in
the score.It is expected that the
Blair students will again main
cow.2.Grover Wilkins,s "§l°°"°1067 pounds milk, test 3.,42.1
pounds B.F.8. Ed. Renard, 17 Holzwins,1144
pounds milk,mx a.ss, 412pound!B.F.
1.Ether Miller s Jerseys;loc
pounds milk test 5.55 89.1 poundsB.F.
5.Cuok Brea.11 Ayrshina and
Holsbelns 913 pounds milk/test
3.95 36.1 pounds B.F.J
I ive High Can
Owner Breed B.F.Milk
Cook Bros.Aymhlxe 70.5 1854
Paul Jones Holstein 65.4 ms
Elmer Miller Jersey 52.2 .091
A.C.Marshdl Holstein 617 1435
Cook Bron.Ayrshire 61.4 1280
There were twentyone herds
tested this manth with two lnm~
dxed and thirty»one cows on test
of which twentyone were dry.Russel HughesOfficialTester.
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Kin shortly.Hnnison CountyNews.
work being done.
Tha pupils of the Upper DeSoto
supply the demand for ice from
the surrounding towns.
The IowaNebraska people pmposebuildinzlargeenoughand
equipping with efficient machin
ery to take care of all the towns
around here as well as the local
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PLEASANT SURPRISE
One of the most.pleasant thingsthatcanhappeninateachers
work is the little courtedes which
from time to time me shown by
Two boys of Under nge,Gilford
Allen and Menlo Mcliurtrie werealsomiuins.but were not con~nected with the missing ax atthattime.But on Monday a ullfromPlainviewacquaintedtheauthoritieswiththefactthatthetwoboyswereheldbythepoliceandthattheyhadtakenthecar.Sheriff Mehrens and PolicemanLattaimmediatelyleftforPlainviewandtooktheboysincharge.Their story was briefly told.Theyhad taken tia oar; had driven lt toOmahathehtoSouthSiouxCityandbacktoRandolphwherejustwestofthatcitytheyranoutofgasandabandonedthecar.AtravelingsalesmanhadmetthemandtakenthemtoPlainviewandontheway had gotten their story.He turned them over to the policewiththeresultalreadymentioned.Aa yet there has been no decision as to what will be done withtheladssomewlQhiiigM)sendthemtoFatherFlannigufshomewhileothers are in favor of send~ing them to the Kearney retorma~my for boyaIthedecision is in favor ofFatherFl1nniganshomewennderstandthecosttothecounty
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KnownSoon
~ixvire for mo wm sm
Be Knovm to the Public.Small
Towns Show Deaeue Over Ten
Years Ago.
CO.SEAT TOWNS INCREASE
Much interest is being awakened
in the result of the census which
will he announced for the various
towns and cities of the third dis
uin within the next week or two.
This is the first year that the
supervisor ima been permitoed to
make the announcement in other
years the results having to be announoedbythebureauinWash
ingwn.
Some of the first small villag
es to be completed by the enumeratorsshowaslightdecrease
over 10 years ago but the larg
er county seat towns and the
larger cities in the district areexpectedtoholdtheirownandin
a few cases m show a substan
BOYS TAKE :ov RIDE
Dr.Earl Moat:awoke Sundaymorningto the realintion that hisFordcur was miuinz One memberotthefamilyhndhurdthe
mx Iesvs the family garage lateataightbutthoughtthedoctor
redpienta of a number of gifu,
showing the respect. uid regard of
their neighbors and friends.for
them.At |lata hour they de
parted for their homes wishingtheIversexsmorehnvnyamuvenariea.
f;»<h»;,_n~Cuming City,and
t reeHe was in the hubel business in
Council Bluffs.
Mrs.Neumeyer will be kindlyrememberedbyanumber§__g1»1=people as she grew tn wom ood
here and attended uw my ulwou.
She hu the sympathy of her
Blair friends.
sembled and came as I group totheir home at eiiht oc1ock.ldr.and Mrs.Meiexhenry werepraenfzdwithtwolemofpearlsaltandpeppershakers,bedspread,candle holders and andemictoaster.
Games and visiting wen enjoyedbyallandatalatnhonrxdellcinuslunchwasserved.
Noncn next Sunday evening, April lam.Miss Olga Wendbe will do the soloComplaintisbein:made an w wdrk.Mn.E.P.Bacher wan takeumnegligenceinobservinzSwvthepartofEvangelmmepagsixnslnBlnir.The signs mean m epnt.A number of others willStunandnotslow down.Pros take part.ecucion to the full aunt af!the Everyone 1 cordially mined wlawwillfollowforfailurewobattend.serve the signs.
parents Mr.and Mrs.H.W.
Meirhenrys thirtieth wdding anni
versary Saturday evening April5thAboutfiftyrelativesfrom
Fremont Lincoln Valley Arling
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PAGEANT To BE
GIVEN AT KENNARD
The Challenge of the Cross1sacreddrama.will be given at
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Misses Hattie and Ethel Meierhenryofthiscitycarriedouta
Blai~Cu~~compose~of ;SungT Pa~l~n by having a.~ower of
stars averaging around fourteen fruit.on her desk when she aryearsof age.This Club is mah lived.
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FORMER OOUNTIAN
DIES AT HOOPER
5~/.af
Leonard Munk has rented the
Mrs.John Mlllrona acmage in
Weimerville and Mrs.Millrons
his maved into the rental propertyof H.B.Tqlot on aut Nebruh
in this contest.The followinghighschoolstudentswilltakepar!at Fremont Friay:Alfred Jen~
sen Maigamt Badgerow and Mae
u.x¢>pmm
Work of School BeingAdverl-indJudge F.L. Spear Denies Right of
Radin md Press.Grounds
Buildings are Bdng Exten:Iniuunioniulma .M mm fornmrimum I Cul|hR_nu IIn auvffnnnff n ff!!ively Beautified.olAu¢u.
TUE CASE To BE APPEALED
Wm Be Heard Al Euly Senior:nf Orgmlud.Tennis TournamentSupremeCourt.Hope for the
Decision in May.
The case of the second injunction
to Be Edd.
has now been completed will hs
oi!the press this week.This
cntalog ls something new.It isdxffenn..from those of formeryearsmdalsoqui!e dlflermtfromotherschoolcatalogues.Anyone lhtenshed ln College educationshoddstudythisCatalogthoroughly.A full four yearCollegeCourselstobestressed
§>$a.wryins on un umulveadv:.raising Campaign at the
present time.All parts ol the
|Unl!ed Smhslfns well ss Cnnlda
d h;...J;.~...;Qeriodlcislsls T;z;::
undl of letters nn being sent outg;=fd~three thonxnginuegl 1fg~1 Catalogues wh!rn
ed next week.Two hundred Stud
ents nt the opening of our nextschoolyoulsthegoalonbe
racked.Dmas adverdsmg imdndeanotonlytheadvertisingof
our school but of our communityaswell:Wuhingtou county Bldr|roAds and railroads thenow BIA;
|br;and many o her ldvlntaolthissplendidcommunity.IN scope will Snduds llmoltevery:Late of the Union together
wlthanumberolthemostpopnIonsprovinosslnCanada.
Puhlldty is now also beingbegunforthenowwelllmown
.u semeahzr.The winter termforthepinyearprovedverysuccessful:Twentynlm youngpeoplehaulingfromvariousstatesCanadaDenmarkandArgentinawaspresentbesidesmanyhighschoolgraduatesfromloulltlesinthissection.Note the picture lnthispaperof the wintersemesterBttlrknts.
Further progness in beautllyingtheDanaCampuswasmadelastweek.A number of our local
neople contributed shrubbery which
asked by the Fremont school
board against the formation of a
new school district from mniwry
within the Fremont.City district
was heard this week with the xe
suh that for the second time
Dinrict Judge Spear again re
fused the injunction holding that
the hw under which the district
was formed is legd.The ease
will be appenled w the suprememust ntonne.
nas been planted to good advantage.Plans am now being mulewinstallalilypondlinedwithsmallbouldersfromthernckyBeldsnorthofTekamah.Ourplans also cad! for ioads onnpussurfacedwithcrIshe<I
(Continued on page four)
AIR BRIDGE AID ToBUSINESSINMO.VALLEY
giving the Blair bridge credit formorebusinessintheirwwnthanbeforethebridgewasbuilt.The anicle states that somepeople expressed the fear that thenewbridgewouldtakesomeoftheirbusinessmtheNebraskaidebut even if it did the articlegoesonmsaythatthefactthatthebridgeistherehasbroughtmuchliveswcktotheirbuyers.One of their local buvera nliiim.mm;un lm nigh:'§EnifT¢i§bndneu hp Lw....¢"Z..».than(mypement.`1
AUTOMOBILE LICENSES
UD $0 the 'Lime of clnnimr nfbusinessWednesdayeveningCo.I1eafmrer Robertson had issqed atotalof4880automobileandtrucklicenses.Mr.Robertson leportathat licenses aré being iasued
daily due to the purchase ortradeof cars but that the Ngdarbeenissues
Home 'I'heatmarons holding
will receive im above listed dishes
by presenting tickets at Theatre
bo xoilice Tuesday evening April
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Apr.11Play at Baptist church.First Lutheran church.
Apr.11Pky at Bnptlxt church.
Apr.11Play at Hatch uhool.
nu ,naw uspunnu mu umm:-|ed best wishes for many more1121cumnfPolieel
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FEED HOME MILLED PRODUCTS
Your home miller; employ all local labor and furnish you with
the finest quality of chick feeds
Maintop Chick Starter - per cwt $3.50
Mainop Laying Mash - per cwt $2.75 .
B;Af§°;i,;Li;§a ~
SPECIALS
Friday and Saturday
Men's Work Socks, per pair - ~ -10c
.,.~._
~: ~ea QQ ~this whigh a~ n~g m§tiI;:l°~t
ti o n wi tn th e c h a i n s to r e a n d th ec o nd itio ns wh i c h u i e ind ep en de nt
stor e mu s t f a c e .lt. s a y s m p a r t
m e f o llo wi n g :
." W i tl1 rc le r e n c e to th e pr e vai l-
i n g c on dition i n th e c o mp e ti tio n
bemween c hain stores and the ind~e-
l |¢
byto
a w :
th a t
need
W. J. SAS
HELL
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m g-. Louis Market News ol theMarqh9containsau. article og:a p i
.,...~_.~
Men's Goatskin Gloves, pair - -
Men's Fancy Dress Hose,35c
Q u a l i t y, 4 p a i r - - - - - i -
Men's Work Shirts, each - 3-
Men's Athletic~Underwear, pair -
500
98C
69c
500
the independent merchant lmsbeentold than he is inefficient, doesn't
know enough to conduct his ownbusiness ond generally preached to
from the standpoint of the supedor
kno edge supposedy held bythe
big ity expert..As a general rule
this expert never had any connec-tion with nor any first hand knowl-
edge of the problems that confront
.the small town merchant and con-sequently doesn't know anything
of value tn convey to the merchant,not can he give any real assisfance.
It is futile to tell the independ-ent merchant that he must im~
prove his methods and become a
better menchantlin order to com~
pete with the great chains when as
a innatwr of fact that isn'|. the cruxof the_question at all.Any small
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THE
Independent Merchants
AREINDISPENSIBLE
TO A
GREATER BLAIR
H. J. COQKE
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competitive values and prices andhold his own in any line of husi~
ness with which I have ever come
in contact.He can sell better
goods for the same money than
the averasze chain store does.
What he cannot do is to provide
himself with sufficient capital looutlivethedecreasedvolumeof
lrade brought about by an influx
ol' chain stores so dividing up the
customers that no one store canmakeanyprofit.Conaequu-mly
that8111
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the
that
gaslapothe
sto
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Independent Le~
It's Town Suicide
to send your cleaning out of Blair.
Patronize your home cleaners. We call
for and deliver, give equal service at
equal prices.
Ihone No. 183
Get Your Easter Outfit Ready Now
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or a nice tender steak
Try The
NORTH- SIDE MARKET
QUALITY MARKET
PHONE 15
ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERE D
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W ax Paper per roll . . . .10c 1-2 gal. white Syrup . . _ _40c
Armours Pork & Beans3for 25c Butter Nut Coffee ...45c
l-2 gal. dark Syrup . . . . .351:3lbs.Butter Nut Coffee 1.35
BERTELSEN MARKET
Phone white 292
WORLD!!One - Hadf Pound Loaf.
We bake all kinds of
Cakes, Rolls and Pies
Special attention given to parties and
Goods anywhere in the city limits.ass VS./ I
chain store, having a greater
al behind lt and the ability to
through the hard times caused
oo many stores ia a given
l, is enabled to force the inde-
Ient to either close out, move
r or go bankrupt.
ne above being true, the helptheindependentmerchant
s from the manufacturer isproper dissemination of infor-
on through the various peri~xls of the country which will
States Chamber of Commerce as to
conditions existing in the State oiMissouriwithreferencetothe
chain store, the mail order house
and taxes. The statement was also
made in that report that inevery
instance where the chain swros hadgained control of the business of
the community,the communityceased to progress, valuations de-
creased and en advanced.
It is utterly impossible for the
little independent to combat this
0scar Holmes Bakery
a te th e c o n s u me r to th e e vi ls false i nf or ln ati- nn tha t is go i n g o u t
h a t te n d u p o n th e g a i n i n g o f bec au se of th e fa c t th a t h e i s i o t
rol o f the bus iness of the s mall hi v an nmrh tn c nt him ah h : n f Ilia
Easter Hnu ni ty b y th e c ha in s to ne s y s -
|.For y ea rs, by in dir ec t me th-
a n d insinua tions,th e pu blic
be en to ld th a t c h a i n stores,
L one c ause or another, are en-
:I to sell t.heirl| § \ e nd i s e a t
r p ri c e s th an epéndent rner-
.ts c an.Th e y h a ve b e en g ive n
ar i d o f f r e e a d ve r ti s i ng wh i c h
been drilled and h amme red into
bu y i ng p ub li c to su c h a ne xten t
it is ha r d f or th e c o ns u me r to
:ve th a t a n y inde pend ent c an
merc hand ise a s l o w i n pric e,
ity c o ns i de re d, as ac ha i n stor e
.ni za tio n c an s ell i t.
3 a ma tt e r o f fa c t,statistic s
pr o ve th a t be c a u s eo f th e ex~
c ost of 'transac ting the ir busi~
an d the va r io u s me th o d s th a t
emp loy e d b y th e m,th i s wo n -
nl l\n\fi\n vu\ua|*nr|\umnlnmn
" r m s - - - - D . -- U n w .m u v u u u u v m l . | | \ . .
qu es ti on b ef or e th e ge ne ra l pu blic .
I t wo u ld re qu ir e th e he ad o f a
gr e a t oo ratio n,a gr e a t ma n u -
fa c tu o r a gr e a t ba n ke r wh o
wo n !th o ro u gh ly in ve s ti g ate th e
c ond iti ons a s they ac tu a lly exi s t
a n d th e n pu b li s h these fa c ts
th r o u g h th e pap ers rea c hi ng th e
f a r me r ,th e lab ore r,th e ba nk er
an d th e var io u s pr of e ss io ns .
F o r instanc e,ju s t rec ently th e
he ad o f one o f th e g r e a t c ha in
stor e o r iza tio ns c a me o u t wi th
a lo n g c le in the S a tu rd ay E ve -
n i n g Pos t,i n wh i c h h e defended
th e c ha in sto re sy s te m f r o m th e
c harges so g e ne ra lly ma de a g ai ns t
it i n th e ed uc atio na l c a mp ai gn tha t
is g oi n g on over th e c o u ntry .Th e
p a r ts th a t I h a ve read o f th is
artic le,w analy zed,b e g th e
o s e
Our Spring line of Hosiery is read¥,
and priced low.Some ladies' fine ful <
fashionedsilk hose, pair - - - - - -'-$1.00
Girls' Anklets, pair - -- - - - - - -25c
Boys' Sox, pair - - - - - - - - ~ 15c to 29c
Men's Sox, pair - - - -- - - - 15c to 50c
Ladies' extra fine Ravon Under-Q wear, per garrfxent - 59c and 98c
Chi1dren's Rayon Bloomers, pair -39c
u s u n ; : u a F U I ! L . ;u u i u o v u b u
t h e y a r e s u p p o s e d t o h a v e
ed is a ll los t be twee n th e ma n-
tu r e r a n d t h e c onsu mer,wi th
re s ult th a t i n ever y instanc e
ha s be e n th o ro u gh ly in ve sti-
d ,outsi de o f a f e w cases o n
le goo ds o f on e ld n d o r a n -
r, the avera ge ru n o f the c ha in
a merc ha ndise i s in fe ri or i n
ity an d hi g h er i n p r ic e .
le ab ove sta te me n t i s based
he i nve s tig a ti on o f th e Un ited
que sti on a n d a d m i t th a t th e
c har ges ar e tru e.Fo r i n sta n c e h e
does n o t de ny th a t th e organizn~
ti o n wh i c h h e repre sents does not
le ave a n y o f i ts mo n e y i n th e
s ma ll t0\\."n bank,bu t pr oc ee ds to
tr y 1 ,0 e xc u s e th a t as i f i t wer e a
ble ss i ng to an y c o mmu ni ty to h ave
i ts f u n d s dr ai ne d o u t o f i t a n d
s e n t to a b i g c i t y wh e r e th e y a r e
used ei ther di rec tly or ind irec tly to
bent down the prices paid to pro-
ducers for their products.
Children's Hats for Easter,
1.00 ana 1.25each
Ladies' and vounz ladies' Hatseééh-'1 35; » 0 Tiki 1iso';;1d 1.95
muy, cggaa axEaster dyes,'{oy§and baskets
HELP YOU
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A Lovely Easter Gift
A Jeweled Necklace
In fine Jewelry we are ever striv-
ing for perfection.How well,we
have succeeded, we welcome you
to come and see.
1
Pioneer Jewelry Store
w. P. TURNER
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
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GlassRepairingOils
Now is the time to have
will be pleased to show youyourcl ass#md nut into and give estimates onshapeLetusrepair
your car for you
SatisfacEon Guaranteed
spring patterns of Wall paper.
We can save you money. Come
in and see o\;r' large aock be
fofé buying.We can do It for less because n costs us
Pharmacy
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F'_\'.\CALHOUN "'¥1°=»~ mi~, ~ .Women md Misses: SelectyourNew Easter Outfit at the Fashion
Omher in Blur-Ehe y ha n won~dex-lu! aelevtivw. Nawl 12-it
STATE OF NEBRASKA I
Wuhhngton County,
l u
IWith The Churches
m u f r l s r c n t m c n
L J . Mo na , Puwr
slldly School, 10700 A. M.
Worship, 11 A. M.
Junior B. Y. P. U-. 8:80 P.
Evening servim, 8:00 P. M:
Prayer service, Wednesday, 8:00
M.
their tum in giving a short pro-
mm appropriate for the oaadon
You are cordially invited w at-
tend all services and, il you have
no churéh home, you an invited
to make your church home with
us.
" " " " " " ` " " ' ° " ' " `" "ln iho Cunnty Court.~\~l `G)c on °.'i'1JZ§ 2cggdi;e:T;`g§san'§In the Matter of the Esnle of -C ~
I gh pub;Cm :Mm M. Rogers, Deceased:°°'§§ZkZ.§ #dw "EL usa' ...Id 'ro 'ms :nm nrrons oF sun t h e W O I ° l d J u d g l n g t h i s
p s at fy Fashion Gentezfrir ESTATE:o f
m e n u t Yauare Hereb N|.i!ied,'1`h!______|I win an at nh: ¢$'=-my ¢°..I¢q u e s t x o n 0 V a l u e "w e n a p p n h l l b d : n d w o r k P 1 | , n m ' l § l l l B ¢1fo r the c 0 mi 1 ll¥¢ l1 ' »n ._-.._ _I¢-.. .!¢fL'. 2 . . d . . . n l l n i l i i ~
The Ft. Cnlhoun my execuou 1-muy "W \......». ,,...,.... _,Jheld Tuesday, April 1, was rather of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neuhaus of
quiet and resulkd as follows; Benson.,John A, Iandis, Mayor; Clarence Wadger Gall of Omaha,spear.Smith, councilman injirst ward; ihe weekend with his motherM -.-_....,.,muneihnan in Mrs.w. R can and bmuml
mm-Rmm in Blair in uid County oHume Town Paper ep, vsm day of Apm, 1930 an More neunle.here.rid:nn r:~..1 'm,. . ,-- -- u \ l \ | \ r I | ] ¢ 1 |T i r e s t h a n o n a n y o t h e r k i n d .O n o u r
r o a d s ,a s o n r o l d s . e v e r y 1 r l | e i ' e .G o o d »
y e a r :h a v e P R O V E D t h e i r n u p e r i o r i t y .
Go o d y e a r c a n g i ve g r ea te r va lu e be a ms
o f building'mo r e th a n %ol'a ll tires
so ld I n Americ a..Y o u g e t th u benelit
xn... ann. .»-,_ _1 1\M . -. .-
\J\50 !\l3LlA\||>UGllp 1 - - - - - - -r d ;E t Kr u se ,c t y W i llar d-\Sd ,.'i`.°_v......,rE!e|»vnnnrnr.$:ndI M r .Bild MIB. ETUBST.Sc h mi d t
: r r s a , ' ; ' . r . :'§ °§ .Q? ".;
d L0 s oRohuer an ui 1 board.ted on the _diii... Autzen celebrated his birth
anniversary Tuesday evening with
a large crowd of friends and rela-
tives present.There were eight
tables of pinochle players.High
scores were won bl'Mrs.ClausRohweandsn-nl anne ,and
Mrs.mi lKnls e a nd Wm._H.
sdimidt were eonsoled. and pngesawardedeachof them.A Ime
luncheon was served.The guestsldt at a lute hour, wishi ng Mr.
Autzen many more such hsPPY
atherin .E Mrs.' F i n s K l u x and lrtth
daughter and Mrs Fred Heine
visiwd Wednesdeb'=}¥°ff"°°"utthe parental, Jacob Srerk home.Gus Suverkruhbe had th?mls-
fortune Wednesday momxnll tohave his smoke-house und contents
u in flames _""n.§ .Walter Petersen of lll r,
i nding some time a ehsonof gsf parents,Mr.and
Mrs. \Vm.ietgen.Miss Dora Klindt returned last
Thursday after a delightful Here
monthsl of travel in ~
Cuba, uso s n ing some '_Wushingtornplg. C., New York Citi'
and a number of other points of
interest._The P. T. A. held their regular
meeting Wednesday eserung with
II
I
Mrs. Chnrles lxrlie of Omaha on_
the program.Mrs. Alice Vogeler
of Lincoln, was also present.Mrs.Marie Mohrens was host-
ess to number of her friendsand iw 'vos Friday nfbernoon in
honor of her birth hnniversary.
The usoul good time was enyoyed.
Mrs. Wm. Tietgen was taen _tol
entertained M and Mrs.EmilKruseandMr.and Mrs.LesterSmith at diune Sunday.
Mr. and Mr . Henry Hinrichsen
and son, Wal r of Blair, visited
Sunday at Carl Rohwer home.
Mr. and . J. W. Trisler and
Mr. and Mn. J. A. Landis spent
Sunday ahzemoon hi Omaha.
.Mrs. Goldie Smith entertainedher Sunday school class of girls
at her home Saturday afternoon.A very etrjo ble time was had
Mrs.P get visited rela-
tives in Lincoln the past week.Mr.and M .Thomas Autzen
and little da ter,of Omaha,
were Sunday vis rs at the Henry
Fischer home.The Presbyteiiian Sunday school
elected the following officers onSunday,for the coming year:
Ernest Gericke, Sup't; Miss G
Neale,Ass't.Sup't;Miss 'se
Karn,Sec'y;and Misa S
Bealcs, Treas.
Friends and relatives gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Hans
Schmidt Friday evening.to sur-
prise Ernest on his twenty-firstbirthday. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. John Autzen. Margaret
and Mildred,Mr. and Mrs.Her-man Schroder, Hamid and Alyce,
Mr.and Mrs.Frank Lutz,Mrs.
Vina Fink and Louise,Mr.andMrs.Herman Kopke and Lois,
Albert, Clara ond Ray Rathjen,
Rose and Irene Thunn,MargaretShibly, Goldie Iverson, Fred Japp,
Howard Tietgen and Gus Ohrt. Hewasarecipient of a very nice
gift from his parents.At a la
hour lunch was served after whicall departed wishing "Ernie" many
more happy birthdays
r . n a .
Slight increase in Sunday school
attendance.Attendance at other
services not so good.Do not for-
\3¢t the Week of Pre-Easter ser.lvices to be held at omr church
| " ° ¢ " " " " 'next Sunday.Preach-
ing earth evening at 8:00.These
serviceswill be helpful and sue-
cessful in proportion' to the effort
that the membership puts into
them "He is risen".
Jesus wants to bless each one
of us and wants us to be a bless-
-ing.If o ur desire harmonizes
with the desire of our Master we
can be sure we shall be used of
Hi m.,
Are you in doubt as to what he
would have you do?Then ask
Hi m.If you do not wish to serve
lH.irn, then you had better not talk
to Him about the matter._
This is Visitation and Fellow~
ship Week in our church.Call on
some one that you do not par-ticularly like and see how much
1¢°°d it will do you both.If
lesus were speaking to youahout
|this matter, He might say "If ye
lcall on them that call on you what
thank have ye;do not even the
Publicans the same?"
\Let each ol qs commemorate the
Iresurrection oi our Saviour by
|corning forth with a new spirit of
service.
CHR ISTIAN c dua c a
A. J. Harsett. Pastor
l3ible_School, 10 A. M.
Morrung Worship, 11 A. M.',Christian Endeavor. 6:30 P. M.
uuurwr-1 OF GOD
E. E. Giesler, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, 11 A. M.
Evening aervioe every lst Sim-
day only, at 8 P. Ili.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday evo-
ning.
It was decided at the business
meeting of thechurch last Sun-
day to release Bro. Giesler from
his obligation here as pastor sothat he may take charge of the
church at Moorefield, Nob.
Bro. Giesler's work here as pas-
tor of the church at this time will
:hd the morning ol the second
Sunday in June, and he and fam-ily will mo\7e to Mooreneld soon
after.
CONGREGATIONAI.. causes
A.F.Newell,Pastor
Palm Sunday, The Day of Tri-
umph,will be observed Sunday
morning Wim a service of music,
zladness and rejoicing. Candidates
for .membership will be receisedandgiven the right hand of fel-lowship,and the Lord's Supper
into dose the service. This should
be a very happy day with us.Itisurgedthatallcommunicauts
make e\ery effort to be presentfor Palm Sunday.
The Church School meets at 10
o'clock, Prin.F. E.Flack Super-intendent.The young people will
meet as usual at 6:15.It is everyway desirable that the whole groupbe on hand, as following the rneeti
ing the music of the Easter story-
cantuta is to be rehearsed._
:makers Magazine, using 1: ao anadvertisement:
"No business in my town should
allow a newspaper published i n
his town to go without his name
and business being mentioned
somewhere n its columns.
"This applies to all. kinds ni
business and professional men.
It does not mean that you should
have a whole,hal!or even a
quarer page ad in meh issue ofthe paper, but your name should
be mentioned, i! you do not use
more than a two-line space."
Great Pre-Easter Sale Hats forWomen and Misses priced at $3
o 3750;Children, 69s £0 $2.98.
llundleds to pick fro m--why
'choose from a small assortment?
Thu Millinery Store of Blair is the
Fashion Center.12-It
Slickers reduced fc $4.98 and
$5.98 at the Fashion Cemer forWomen and Misses.12-It
lklmihieess
tate, with a view to their adjusl
ment and allowance.The *tim
limited for the presentation a
cldms against said Estate lme e mo nth s fro m u m zs m o i
of Apfi ln A.D.1980,and th
time limihed for pnymem of debt
is One Ye ar from me 2 5th da
o! April, 1930.WITNESS my hand and th
Seal of said County Court,thi
29th day of Much, 1980.
(SEAL)I. c. Er IPR,
11-30.County Judg1
L E G A L m m c s
0'I-lnnlon &0'Hnnlon, Attorney:COUNTY COURT,WASHING
TON COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Es1'.ale of FERDINAND c. RUWI
Deceased.NOTICE IS GIVEN to lhe cred
iwrs to appear before me at thCounty Coon. room in Blair, Net
raska, on the 18Lh day of Apri
1930, and on the 19th day of JM;
1930 at 10 o'clock A. M. for th
purpose of examination,adjustment and allowance of claims.Al
wl'len y ou c ome to ms.
Our §er\/ice Also Saves
You Monev-»Your particular Ure need:no eoluid-
ered by us before you buy.when | low-
prleed Goodyear will deliver all the
service you require, you are told lo.We
aim to sell satisfaction at the lowest cost
par mile.We back up our reoommeudn-
tions with I wot.-luful, yur round uerviudesigned to give you dl the extn mils
lmllt M0 Goodyear dren md tllbu.
a e o i § B m
All~Weather
New Style . ~
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SIIDOHOI'lo numr hlrla-nrlnpzl f i n :\'.nb £.».T"'2E i I`¢ ' i`é .{" "
huh m o Shel-ill Intl-lull over-Tuba also d u .
low-priced J
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATE
He n r y Me nc ke ,A tto r n e y
Blair Top and.Tire Co
J. E. Miller, proprietor
clqimsmot filed on or before the
:a m day of April,mo w i l l be
forever baned.
9§)0at>ed this 20th day a! March,
1(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
10-it County Judge.
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DURING TROUBLE
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I __ 4H t s W h s e
,o choose a S X !
It is wise to choose a six-cylinder
motor--the only way to get sly-cyllm
der sm oothness.Six-cylin der
smoothness takes out vibration and
roughness. 'I`hissavesmotor,chassls,
body, passengers, and driver.
The Chevrolet is a six. Yet it sells ata
price that anyone can afford to pay.
And it lasts longer, because of fine
materials, oversize parts and a big,
smooth, 50-horsepower six-cylinder
engine that always "takes it easy."
With all its sk-cyllnder smoothngss
and power the New Chevrolet lx
saves gasoline and oil,through
modern elficiency-overhead valves
-h i g h compression power-latest
carburetor-long-wearing pistons-
crankcase ventllatlon-air cleaner.
Thus Chevrolet bring truly moderntransportation wlthl§\reach 'of all
gho can allord any car.Chevrolet
economy also means sincerity i n
manufacture.To illustrate:
Chevrolet valves are adjustable-to
save replacing.Chevrolet molded
brakelininggreatlyreduoesbrakeup-
keep. The rear axle inspection plate
by hydraulic shock absorbers. They
are mounted lengthwise, in thedirec~tion of car travel, with self-adjusting
spring-shackles to maintain qulet.
Modern lovrsuspenslon and extra
wheelbase give the Chevrolet Six
good proportions.The front view ls
distinguished by the honeycomb
radiator. The gasoline tank is at the
rear for safety and finer appearance.
Chevrolet beauty instantly says
"BodyhyFisher"--style,qulet,safety
»-Fisher composite steel-and-wood
construction--non-glare windshield-adjustable driven-'s seat-deeper
cushions-greater leg room-clearer
vision-liner fabrics and fitments.
There is just as much extra value
throughout-BY ANY STANDARD
the Chevrolet Six is thewisest choice
in the low-price field . . . with its sk-
cylinder valve-in-head motor ...
with full scientific equipment . . .
with Body by Fisher . . . with four
long sem i-elliptic springs, long
wheelbase,low suspension,rear-
mountai gasoline tank, honeycomb
radiator and all the other features ot
this day and age.on the xevrolet means accessibility.
The wh le car is full of
such evidence that tme
economy comesfromad-
vancement and refine-
ment.There are four
extra-long, chrome~va-
ROADSTBR OR PHAETON
$~5
See your nearest Chev..
rolet dealer today and
drive this six. Ten mln-
utes at the wheel will
show you what a difer-
r
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_... ,~...Preaching, 7:30 B, M.
Mid-week meeting,Wednesday
7:30 P. M.¢The attendance at'Sundny school
has been fine for the last five
weeks.The average for that
time has been above 99.There
were 101 present last Sunday.
Goal for next Sunday, 110.
Church attendance was again
good Sunday; 48 at morning wor-
ship.More than 7000 verses were
reporied read during March.
During next week, the week be~
fore Easter, there will be servioes
a t the church every evening ex<
cept Saturday.The different de-
partments of the chumh will take
A one~hour service of solemn
commemoration will he held Good
Friday Night, next week Friday at7:30 p. m.Passion music is to be
sung,and a meditation-messageappropriate to this most solemnnightof the Christian calendar
will be given.
With each year a larger number
of serious minded people have
participated in this Friday Night
service.Let us give to it ourmostthoughtfulattentionnext
week.
The male chorus which sang so
effectively during our anniversary
service March 30, is practicing
frequently this week and next onthe Easter music, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Frank Stewart.-
believer in this remarkable medi-
cine now.
"All at once it seemed like mystomachwentbackonme.I
\:ouldn't digest my food properly
and
had
notr wo l
lost 30 pounds in weight.I
20-odd X-rays made but didget any better and decided toSargun.I've taken 10 bottles
this medicine,eat twice ar
much as I ever did, my digestion
is perfect,I've gained 7 pounds
of my lost weight baék and nm
taking nn more right along.Sar-
gon Pills overcame a stubborn
case ol constipation as any man
ever had, regulated me perfectly
and l' m feeling fine !"-Alvin A.Ruark, 1739 N. St., Lincoln.
The Stewart Pharmacy, Agents.
th e Covenant.no sp lta l sn UmaulFr i d a y after no on whe re ' t h
glan d s o f h er ne c k we r e lan c ed .
Mr s .A n n a C.Ro be rts wa s u
f r o m Oma h a Fridxiy lo o k i n g a f t:
he r p ro pe r ty h e re .
u m |n\1\1 Lnn dic wa s a n a
66 LAN T@ASp5 I da y vi s ito r i n F o n ta n
Fr id ay ,A p r i l 4,1
bi r thd a y o f Er n e s t
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pa Y :~-the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hans Schmidt.A fine time
was enjoyed by all- present.
lit. and Mrs. Emest. Kruse are
driving as new Chevrolet coupe.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Webster andtwo children, 'who have been vis-
iting Mrs.Webster's parents, Mr.and Mrs.Fred Moeller,loft.fortheirhomenearBurchard,Neb.
Satunioy.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Adams daited relatives in 'Omaha Saturday
= ternoon.Robert McFernen, formerly a
resident of this vicL1ity, but whohasbc-on residing 0881 South
Omaha for the past few yo a.vrm renewing old acquointan es
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MARCUS BECK
BONDED Aasrmcmn
Oifioe in Mnyle mag.
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ALWN A. RUARK
THE EAT SHOP
E. C. Rann, Proprietor \
Meals, G0 Ceuta \
Excellent Cuisine I
Satisfactory Service
Courteous Treatment 'Fim. duo: east Enterprise of.{£c0
bmw . F . B EM P HI L L
DENTIST
Located innewHome Thentm BldgBlair, Nebraska
BLAIR ABSTRACT & TITLECOMPANY
Bonded Abstncler
PHONE 15
Pilot Bldg.Blair, Nebnaks
1CARL SCHMIUI'
Insurance
Real Estate; And Loans"
Oliice ~ Stats Bank Bldg.%q
Ur. Norman K. RuthmamiUl"l`0I\i ETRIST
Over the Blair Drug Co.
x Phone Black 41Evenings by Appointment
nn. EDW IN T. IIPP
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Offices in State Bank Bldg.Phone zss mm, Ne hr.
- n u n S C H E D U L E -
Chicago & Nortluwuum RalkotfEast-6:10 p.m. dlihy.
West-7:15 mlm. da y.
C. Sl. P.. M. & Omnlu
Northbound
'ms a.m. daily except Sundny.2:52 p.m. daily m Sunday.'I;52 mm. Sunday o y.
Southbound12:35 p.m. daily meept Sunluy.
5:80 p,m. daily.
good Sunday; 48 nt morning wor-
ship.More than 7000 verses were
reporied read during March.
During next week, the week be~
fore Easter, there will be serviees
at the church every evening ex<
cept Saturday.The different de-
partments of the chumh will take
service.Let. us give to it ourmostthoughtfulattentionnext
week.
The male chorus which sang so
effectively during our anniversary
service March 30, is practicing
frequently this week and next onthe Easter music, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Frank Stewart.-
- _-_-.__.__._pr r:=..»..4..lTnmapannln
/§HEvR0L§r/
I __ 4H H S w e
,o choose a S X !
It is wise to choose a six-cylinder
motor--the only way to get sly-cyllm
der sm oothness.Six-cylin der
smoothness takes out vibration and
roughness. 'I`hissavesmotor,chassls,
body, passengers, and driver.
The Chevrolet is a six. Yet it sells ata
price that anyone can afford to pay,
And it lasts longer, because of fine
materials, oversize parts and a big,
smooth, 50-horsepower six-cylinder
engine that always "takes it easy."
With all its sk-cyllnder smoothngss
and power the New Chevrolet lx
saves gasoline and oil,through
modern eliiciency-overhead valves
-h i g h compression power-latest
carburetor-long-wearing pistons-
crankcase ventllatlon-air cleaner.
Thus Chevrolet bring truly moderntransportation wlthl§\reach 'of all
gho can allord any car.Chevrolet
economy also means sincerity i n
manufacture.To illustrate:
Chevrolet valves are adjustable-to
save replacing.Chevrolet molded
brakelininggreatlyreduoesbrakeup-
keep. The rear axle inspection plate
4
by hydraulic shock absorbers. They
are mounted lengthwise, in thedirec~tion of car travel, with self-adjusting
spring-shackles to maintain qulet.
Modern lovrsuspenslon and extra
wheelbase give the Chevrolet Six
good proportions.The front view ls
distinguished by the honeycomb
radiator. The gasoline tank is at the
\rear for safety and finer appearance.
Chevrolet beauty instantly says
"BodyhyFisher"--style,qulet,safety
-Fisher composite steel-and-wood
construction--non-glare windshield-adjustable driven-'s seat-deeper
cushions-greater leg room-clearer
vision-liner fabrics and iitments.
There is just as much extra value
throughout-BY ANY STANDARD
the Chevrolet Six is thewisest choice
in the low-price field . . . with its sk-
cylinder valve-in-head motor ...
with full scientific equipment . . .
with Body by Fisher . . . with four
long sem i-elliptic springs, long
wheelbase,low suspension,rear-
mountai gasoline tank, honeycomb
radiator and all the other features ot
this day and age.on the xevrolet means accessibility.
The wh le car is full of
such evidence that tme
economy comesfromad-
vancement and refine-
ment.There are four
extra-long, chrome~va-
nadiumspringscontmlled
1'heCoupe..................
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Tl|.loubS¢dan.....as
Th¢S¢dan........ ~......:........:.. 675
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ROADSTBR OR PHAETON
$495
565
555
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on .... ..:. .:..1%-Ton Chad.:with Clb.....:..-Rourrabelivery<ni¢k~¢abwenn).
See your nearest Chev..
rolet dealer today and
drive this six. Ten mln-
utes at the wheel will
show you what a difer-
eace sk cylinders mah.
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num,
Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Cb.
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believer in this remarkable medi-
cine now.
"All at once it seemed like mystomachwentbackonme.I
\:ouldn't digest my food properly
and
had
notr wo l
lost 30 pounds in weight.I
20-odd X-rays made but didget any better and decided toSargun.I've taken 10 bottles
this medicine,eat twice ar
much as I ever did, my digestion
is perfect,I've gained 7 pounds
of my lost weight baék and nm
taking nn more right along.Sar-
gon Pills overcame a stubborn
case ol constipation as any man
ever had, regulated me perfectly
and l' m feeling fine !"-Alvin A.Ruark, 1739 N. St., Lincoln.
The Stewart Pharmacy, Agents.
an 53 '
£ 4 ' \ f é~
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REAL gas for your farm or town
home beyond city gas lines . . .
with a reduction of $4-0.50 below
former prices. Your SKELGAS "Cas
Plant" . . . on new basis, costs only
$44.50, less than many gas com-
panies charge to install pipe line gas.
And you have two advantages over
pipe line costs: there is no ppssibil-
ity of n surcharge, and you have in-
dividual equipment for regulation
of pressure to insure adequate sup-
y
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Beautiful. eilicient runucssigned and built especially for use
with SKEIJGAS . . . are offered in a
variety ofstyles at rcasonublc prices.
just imagine the convenience o f
clean, soolless, intensely hot-l>urn-
ing gas in your kitchen . . . full hunt
instantly, no adjustments to make,
no "gadgets" to work . . . just strike
a match, turn on the gas and cook.
Oven temperature regulators o n
most ranges, too, so you may cook
whole meds without attention.You
may have this convenience through
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SKELGAS
yet soft, white ngm in
everv room in vour hbm c . ..hut,.water when you want it . . . thcsc arc
too,if you wish . . . witliy°vr»»SKELGAS
Convenient, economical SKEL-
GAS fuel {nu'er.cleaner.hotter
. vthanregular pipe line gas)now
coals 311 less . . . nearly ONE-Tllllll)
SAVING.
The multitude of SKELGAS con-u n n l n w n r r x l s '
|J n.i n v i t a t i o n . . . c o m e s n . s e e a n d
~ yourself today?
What Is Skclgas?
. . . I l o . u a n g a f n n r n7 7 1 0 c o u m f r s f o D I Y l l . l | . u . n u 5 1 | I l l l a \ . u u | \ . l I l v a l l ¢ n u " m o l I nm a d e u p o f m m y g u n s , f r o m t h e l i g h t i n c i i i c i c n t
o n e : d o w n t o t h a n t h a t a r e h e a v y , s o u l - f u r n n i u p g .
I n t h e h u n i n S k e l g n n ,c l e a n ,r e l f u l l o f h e a t .
I n p r o - c e a s i n g t h e r a w g u m l h c i p h l c r r l e m n n u
a r e e a s i l y r e m o v e d ,t h e n S k e l g a a i n a l m a s r b v d
o u t o f t h e r e m a i n d e r , r e l e a s e d i n t o I a r g c t a n k s ,
t h e n c o m p r e s s e d a n d b u l t l d i n t o t h e c y l i n d a a
w h i c h r e a c h y o u .
How Does Skelgas "'Wor!c"?
Fro m th e Sk el c y linde r, whic h y our dealer
Ins ta ll! an d "h oo °g,"» the gas passes tlxrnugh
an nutomnlle valve sv ch rqgulnlc n the pressurean wan te d <=1-=-gg 6 onnera)to t h e a t m e o r
other 1p 'plhnuc .ere n lighted matc h a nd Ibn
m m o n btlrna b undle prod uc e full h eat in une
s e c o n d . . No p xu m m ma c h i n e s , n o r u mp - , r omo vi ng pe ru . n o In ule ate de vic es .¢ " w a r m"
u u n b e t t u l h m d t y g u f r o m a t i l ] g a a l l n e .
4
Bendorf Skelgas Co
Blair, Nebraska, April 10, 1930
from Asthma and it is effecting
her heart, uhk-.h makes her eondi~'tion a vvry serious one.
Mrs. George Hangs and daugh-
ter ard Mrs Montgomery of Coun-cil Bluffs,visited their friend,
Miss Sally Smith last. Sunday aft-
emoon.Mrs. William B. Anderson, nec
Henrietta Underwood,rehxrned
frpm Albion, Neb. lan Wednesday
where she had been visiting herhusband'a people.She left Friday
for Mare Islands,Calif.in re-
sponse to a message received fmmherhusband,Lieut.Anderson,
that he had secured permission
J OHN L ; HQAp Eg'Plblinher
Eve ry subscription is regarded
a s open ac c ount.Th e n a m a r o t
subscrsberg wi ll be in s tan tly r e -
..l t l n f un.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
°Entered as seco:1d~d:ml matter
at me postofline at Blair, Nebr..
under the Act ol Congrau ofMarch 3, 1879.
Price per Year $1.50
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Mrs.Dewey Holstein spentlast
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Vick Skov.Mrs.Henry Hovendick wus a
Tuesday visitor at the home qi'
her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Ma-
gill..
Mr. and Mrs.Freeman Loftis
took supper Wednesday evening at
the Fred Anderson home, given in
honor of the newlyweds, Mr. andMrs. Ole Jensen.
Mr.and Mrs.Louie Howsndick
has been quite in the first. oi the
week.
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Gilbert Willlamsen called at the
John Reeh home Sunday e ng.
Mrs.John Rceh.Audrey andGordon and Misa Ruth Reeh were
-~<. '
E u la li a Sho zo dt c eleb ra ti ng he r
e i g h th bi r thd a y la s t Mo n d a y eve-
n i n g a f te r sc hool.M r .a n d Mz s .
:r |n
B mw n i n g h o m e .
M r a n d Mr s .A .J..J esperson
a n q da u gh ter s o f He r ma n ,we r e
Sun day vis ito rs a t th e P m n w ,
..g .|
mlm-§. H. ~.~Lorenzen ~d mmf wi~ Irvin B~ ; rson.
Little Betty Jenn Pebezfsen spent
Sltuniay night and Sunday at the
George Brodcrso:home i n Pm-
th e eve ni ng .
Mess rs.a n d Me s d ame s J a me s
Ni else n,W m .W u l ~,A lf r e d
Svog era on,A lb e r t e}son,Ai ,
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'nm E Nr Enrn1sE\a\1!=:f_me_'=;1ha°f.effffL°3.*s|£29'°,£.:f,°.:.,2':.:.£*'=° nr-|Ne 1 r m . ? 6 a a i 1' E a i "'55
Center in llhlr--they have won-Iaerrul selections. Now!~* 12-u
ni
Rev. P. J. Reinertsen, Pastox-`
Suddny, Apdl 13 `
Sunday Sehaal nt 10.
Communion Service at 11.Church soda! afternoon and eve
ng..
X~omen and Misses: Se]cct you
New Easter Outfit at the Fashio
Center in Blair--they have wondcrful selections, Now!12-I
ni
Rev. P. J. Reinertsen, Pastox-`
Suddny, Apdl 13 `
Sunday Sehaal nt 10.
Communion Service at 11.Church soda! afternoon and eve
ng..
X~omen and Misses: Se]cct you
New Easter Outfit at the Fashio
Center in Blair--they have wondcrful selections, Now!12-I
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rxr n i n ltin n n f Ha n ti m: n n id f o r i f Mr s. L lo vd J oh ns on vis ited M1B .| amfW B'those WI
mu le s welje f o r h e t to ac c ompa ny h i m o n
ao tended th e boa rd h is s hi p on a tr ip via P a: 1: 1~
the t Si de ",m a Ca n a l to Ha m p t o n Roa ds,
ashin gton y o u n : : f V i r g i n i a wh e r e th e y wi l l spe nd
mn a r d hall..la S t, s i x we e k s si g h ts e e in g i n the B a p t.
"l§' §' €.5,§°`°$'€'§§2 W o me n mi d Mi s s e s :Se le c t y ou r
_|.......-c:.......,l.....:NE\\\»' Easter Outfit. at the Fashion
so n a n d f a m i l y ,M r .a n d Mr s .
Ra y mo n d Ma g i ll a n d J u n io r ,a n d
Mi s s Ni e ls e n o f Bla i r ,we n :Su n-
d u y vi d b o r s a t t h e He n r y Ho ve n -
di c k h ome .
F lo y d Cu r le y a n d B i ll Din a-
mo r e we r e Su n da y eve ni n g vi s it-
o r s a t th e Ge or ge Lo£t.is ho§re,
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Mi s s E ve ly n Ha n s e n vi s i te d h e r
p a r e n ts , Mr . a n d Mr s .P e te r H a n -
sen,o f Au d u b o n ,I o w a ,o ve r th e
week~e."|d.
Mi s s Da g r n a r Ha mm e r s ,o f
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l DANA COLLEGE
BEING ADVERT[SED
(Continued from page one)
rock and bounded by small gmn~
ite boulders.The present plan of=
transportation is delaying the|
project.Anyone having n truck
they cuuld spare for a few day's
;;;';.';,if;1,;:-;i; noCi.f:r¢T1-5 3{1§¢§ [SoaJ;}1§e;\ 'Monday afternoon. 'DESY "Rose of 1mae tha nuhscriptioq wiilsmm..Fred fwgaa fmwze, °e=;f1.< tofxfff *ax its Ei:IB 10lC£ il I'-|18 GBSIIIIRICU B\lU"j||.€rlTllll IDT DIHICHCC wucuw: U||;vu\u ul vw sulcription price.Every subscriber Monday..Friday evening.
anus: undenstmd that these condi-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kubie enter-Mr.and .g g --tainw company Thursday evcninprand family re`:§='i'.§'i'_f;§11§1~a*1' GF OWNERSHIP!Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erickson a;1d|M0rriB Christense
1-
uu me Quuuu f{"nnh»»in n|ni|.....H|¢\\r hnvn u:nn_f thC latter 1`€!llH.illing to I p M r'Evelyn drove up to Bancroft on afternoon.u\.u\Cl."',, °{j'"°`"`""'r nuib "`:"'lL oitia with his farffl work. '1 h b , f f th r th d Sunday to visit at the Venus Prati:John Frazier, Tillman arl Alvin derfui sel.c ons, Now.12 It Mr.and Mrs.Earl Thompson
¢""?. Y cc _' Y n e un _"'.home.called at the Henry miners v ,d family spent Sunday in Blairslgned is Pubhahef m1dmm13811l3'Mrs.Clarence Wachter and home Sunday ofbernoon.LOTES FROM SUl\NYSII)E gg the Neil Thompson home.|
editor of The Lnterpnse.That children visited r sister.Mrs.Those who wall take seventh and;._...L _.\Elm.'Prod Anrlnr|.nn M1»n Gln
the owner is John A. Rhoadesalsofi-Imest Goskex 'while c|mn¢e'¢igmh grade examinations` today Mr.that there in no known bond hold~.\\'achter railed at Mike Wilson's|:.nd Friday are Clifford Hansen dgugh and Hn. win J 1 and """`"{\`hi"f`é2'6f'B'f~5f\E WmenMr. |.nd__Hn.u}l¢}_{`§ 'l§"1%".m'5'n¢:ere Friday :Iter-
ers hatsoever.Wednesday awning.and lm Fiazier in the Sth grade
John A_ Rhoades.Mr. and Mrs. Fay Jones visited and Elaine Pebersen, George Mat-
h J h Reel: home Thursday zen William Lammers and Chxis-S b ~bed d .be ntt_ e o nme '€h?§`Z»"d ag; °;';Y;;,*~;930{°ff evemng.um! Svogersun i}1` fhe 'nh mde-
John A. Carrigan N e w Mr. and Mrs.Hans Matthiesen All ac ept C h mme Svogersonf''and Vernon visited at time parental will take them in Blair, and shcl
Paul Broderson home. near Nxck mil 8° to Washington school
1l
c
ovh
he Ljedrs.
1.: 1 4...
n :mu ulugmen,mr. Inu. noon wdliton with lin. Freeman._..~:'_¢'°._.. .,.m=1 §.':'3.E';!L»f¢i-
iuiuren, mm;mnu ne w ;Mayne\f Blair,were Sund? afternoon
isitors at the Alfre Svogerson
ome.Mr.and Mrs.Chia.Voss and
nmily visited at the Wm. Wiese
ome Friday night.Mr.and Mrs.Wm..Tapp and
ludolph Japp called at tlie Walterapp home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Misfeldtand
nmily were Sunday afternoon vis-n u m . .r : . . n . , . \ .x......,,
Mrs.Carrie Jacobsen was aThursday visitor`at the Vick Skov
home.
Mrs. Chas. Krohn and Etta, Mrs!August Jordon,Mrs.Hm. . . . |
Sprick, Mrs. Bert Thompson, Mrs.
Erwin Spriek, Mrs.Minnie Blum,
Mrs.Henry Kruger and Esther
:md Edna Sprick attended the
w. M. S. meeting at the Telbastaauditorium Thursday afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. Aufzust Ruwe. Ie-
Loiiise Christensen,a Dana
graduate.visited with friends at
the College,ednesday.
The followi g Dana students
were entertained at a Sunday din-
ner by Mr. and Mrs. Ove Ander-
sen: Lucille Hansen, Edna Banda,
Frances Mortensen,Elnn Hof-
gnard,Esther Fogdall, Jens Mil-
ler, Millard Petersen, Paul Bondo.
work eg# communicate with the
adminis'tion at the College al
once.The tennis courts ure ne w
ready for use.A large number of
girls are out for tennis this year.
An inter-collegiate tennis tourna-
ment for girls will be held some
time before school closes.The
Dana team will be represented at
this tournament.
m l
nosm mu. ITEMS |erson Sunday.IWomen and Misses: Select our h
New Easter Outfit at the Fasion(killer in B!a ir-they have wo n-F
derful selections, Now!12-nn*
n went to Blair SunMnc CameraMr.and Mrs.Jens B.Jcnsenlgy neveIP.§,.......1S...mother,Mrs.turned home
:zg_hersister,Ind Mr.and " P :Charlel Re e hl "' "'"° " ' "" ; , ,; ; ,we n Sunday vznto n lt -De tlef ~ § .§ "n|¢ ».§, for
Wulfs..Mr. und Hn . H sM n .Wall Hansen,Edna and visited ae F n d A m
Ellulunh vlxlted Sunday after- nmlly evenlng.
man at John Ntenenh.Mn. I-Iuglemm ¢
Mn. Clannm J e me n a nd c llll-'loui s Christina:~
dl'¢n of Fremont. vilited relative: dnv fmenimr.
EVERY UAYn lew unys.ns M. Jensen C R O W E L L H O M Eicrson's Wed-
_Mr.and Mrs.Otto Churw of"}Hf;e "a ¢": W es ton,Neh. drove over to the
'u |{Ulf}P Suday_m vist_t}}e latlbgfz
f,it
n
sv
. u s a u n L u c v a l u e .U u u s a n l s u u l u c le a r W a s h i n g t o n l a n d a n d A n g u s
M m E d M a t t n i e s e n o f B l a i r ,e v e m n g v i s i t o r s
p e u t T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n a t t h e K m g e r h o m e .
V m .J u h n e l h o m e . .__m r . "a :M Q
£"1ivBi~£s|]§\E|[yIEmil Petenen,Wesley Anderleliat the Hem'Hand Erwin Bondo.
|Misses Esther Jensen and Ennalafe forming golf teams
repro;-sen)ed at theLurvlnbp n c li ,. . . ;_ . ... 1 l 1 _ L \_ . _IMadsen were g-uesfs of Miss Dag-be
mar Olesen of Herman,during 198
the week-end." Q
o f R o s e m u ' n l } , d " j ' " ' " " ""i ff "" | "'i ¢ i . W _ K b'- .mdlbrotnen mr. lnmes Linder.They Catherine lloss l1asbeen inureMr.and M r : w i l . . .Snppen- at gmgn u b g s S g d y g xqo n g1;kaM';;e;r:de;c;1oix;\: with thempast week with tonsilitis.
field and f°milY visiwd Sunday at,Mr.and Mrs. .Clark Br°w"f"g Dr.John Grant Shick left onJimRyans.and "?"5 svff"Fnday esenmg.tordny for bawiston and Rock-
Mr. and Mrs. Harold French andclzildrenandA.D.Bane spent
Saturday afternoon at Joe Love's.iMr. and Mrs. Jesse Hansen amll
Mrs.Avis Demos were Fremont
callers Saturday.
The following were entertained
at the D. Wulf home Saturday
evening ln honor ol' Jame's birth
anniversary:Mr.and Mrs.Will
Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hart, Mr.
and Mrs. John Peoersen and fam.ily,Mr. and Mrs.Frank Schnferand Mm~.\..1|M.......|xr...11.-. |
at Howard \\f1lllnmsz.n s.Mr. and Mrs. Chris Albach and
children and Mr. Albach's mother,
and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Albachandchildren were Sunday dinner
Khests at Lloyd Johnsons.Mrs.
Albach will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson a few weeks.
Miss Nellie Mae Sheets,who
teaches the Glendale school gave a
roller skating party for her pupils
and a few girl friends Saturday
a f t e r n o o n .A f t e r h o l l e r s k a t i n g
t h a n . . \ |,..-.:,...,..|.. -, .: .. ,. -
rd, Neb. to speak in the inter-
t of the Home.
Rev. and Mrs. W. C. George of
Hooper were callers at the Homelast week.
Mrs .Anni e Martinrxnd cha rgeofourSundayufteoonchapel
hour and gave us a splendid ser-
vice.Mr. and Mrs. T. K. .Cornish of
Omaha, visited the 1'or1'ner's mo-
ther, Mrs.Edna Cornish Tuesday
evening, They were dinner guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Andersen and'children were Sunday afternoon
e "at the Rudolph Kuhl
ho e.Mr.and Mrs.Peter Wulf and
family,Mrs.Anna Wiese and
Carl were Sunday dinner guests at
the Chas. Voss home. Sunday aft-
ernoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs.Otto Voss and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Chdsbensen, Mr.and
Mrs.Henry Kniep,Mabel Kniep,
Iauie and Anita Puls, Henry and
Hans Wiese.Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Jahnel and
family were Sunday visitors in
1
n e w r x n m n ,n r n e s t m m r u s m e r
Kruger and Eddie Blum attended
the E.L.C.E.meeting at the
home of Henry Meierhenry at
Blair Thursday evening.
Birdie and Marjorie Fletcher
were Monday evening visitors al.
the August Ruwe home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorwuld PetersonandfamilywereFridayevening
visitors at the Walter Kramer
home.
Mr. and Mrs.Nels Larsen and
family spent Friday evening at
the Chris Larsen home.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Melerhenry.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Meierhenry of
Tellmsta an_d Mrs. August Jordon
I¢'s not
ieward, NebnatSundayevenming a beautinn own nr nln c n n an d Emma A i mL l IJV n u s v n ;n u m A w ; s u a ) l | \ \ . lJ a n n \ I . * ¢ \ h |f n n n i n h n n n Q o } n v r l a \ 1 | f u l ~~
gig, `i.`i¥f 5 'nfi-`§`.°"c§§l1»'f`"""' |':a'.3.'f 2?.'?'i:'§ ,'i"§"!'.'E¥E'3'E~ to-|u every da .lx trial will
locali vince you that our storeMis s Ne llie A. V a i l w a s a din-
ne r : n es t o f Mis s P er n a H ut c hin -
so n,Sun da y .
Mr. and Mrs. Ge orge Gle ason of
A d u b u n ,I o wa ,a n d M r .Hi n z e
Cu r ti s vi s i te d Mr . a n d Mr s . C u r ti s
5u|.m:r n u n w e \ , n u | r D x q u r |c h ur c h u mle r th e lead ers hip
Pr o f .W a ld o Ni els en .A L
c r o wd atte nd ed th e servic e.
S a tu r d a y , A p r i l 12 , the D a n
Capella .Choir will begin xx nine
tr ip .Th e plac es a t wh i c h
PUHK HUAST
20c lb
|.~5unc1ay.
Jennie Jensen and Alma Jcr~]in this( paper
gensen visited Mrs.M. C. Hage-
dorn Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arvid P
l f u f " l \ v n . | =n u . . . . . . . . . .
eterson and Choir of our local church, will ren
1 atiended der a program over radiu statior
..,... .-...sm-.|, mi. .ami ima. now-|»-rw "H "IJVJCU 'I \»"=lH=l lvlavw-ard Ham and children,Mr.nndlthe Herman park.Mrs Wnltxr Apnleby and Betty.
Mr. and Mrs.Will Jensen and
Violet and the Appleby boys.
Merle Petersen of Rose Hi ll
high is on the honor roll and LeolaRasmussen,Allard Stork,Walter
Gosker and Clarence Paulsen on
the exemption list.Mr.and Mrs Howard Appleby
attended the board meeting of theChurch of God in Blair Saturday
evening,The high room students of
Mr. and Mrs. I-'red Anderson andMr. and Mrs. Ole Jensen visited at
the Hans M.Jensen home Sun-
day afternoon.Mr.and Mrs. Andrew Albach
entertained the Feppy Players onSaturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thone and
children visited at Ben Wachter's
Sunday.
Women and Misses: Select your
New Easter Outfit at the FashionRoseHi ll ehaperoned by llllssiCenter in Blair-they have won-Hnzel Wulf,went on a six mile derful selecions, Now!12-lt
lflke l'l'uesday,They visited the
lryrg n and Orum schools and had_B R E \ V g T E R . ' B I T S
iat the Home.,llliss Ada. Riddlesbarger drove
up from Omaha Sunday, and spent
the afternoon with her mother,Mrs Sarah Riddlcsbarger.
Misa Schuman and a friend
drove over from Lincoln Sunday
to visit the tormefs aunt,Mrs.
Mary Minard..
Mrs. Ed Lund and two children
of Norfolk, spent Monday at the
Home.Before her marriage Mrs.Lund was Miss Marguerite Stew-
art,a member of our workingfone.
The monthly meeting of the
Execution Committee was held at
the Home last Wednesday 'fore-
nnan, with the familar hnalmaam tn
|
1
Calhoun.
Mr. and Mrs,family were K1
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs.
daughters spen
at the Wm. Vo
Mr. and Mrs.
family were in
nklg.
The Misses
Jahnel visited
Viola KingdonAndrew and
Sunday with I
Wrich and bah
Mr. and Mrs
visitors at Frin f t n r n n n n
and mrs.Freq :spncx spent lastwma Minfnldf and Tuesday evemnz at the Henry* " " "" ° " " " ° " "" " " " "v 'n u n u v a l a c x l u n n u u n c :n n a r d c a l l e r s F r i -h r u g e r h o m e .M r .a n d M r s .A n d r e w N e l s o n t h e f g f g g l o f M r s .A
H n n r v ' f ' § n H n ° 1 a n d a n d c h i l d r e n w e r e S u n d a y a f t e r -s e n o H o r n ,I o w a .
HannonL I B I I Q J " " "1tS a t u r d a y e v e n i n g ' ¥ = 0 0 ¥ \v i s i h
s s h o m e .| h o m e .
_ 1 § q b A n d e r s o n a n d |A § ' \ 1 1 1 < i B Y
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visitors at "the Arthur
I u w n n u w n v a v m a n d
»nlf'Xug]{iE"Ei}iluH;é5 'ma laifiél-"if¢r2'"`"i§\I»§§:uli'}}l vii Ib.With the
frie1ds_atDa:m,. fiunqav-..._ segzubynr-ne weium Pubm.___'_f"§'_§,°_'f;_f,["§
to Council Bluffs, Iowa, Monday.
A g r o u p o f D a n a stu de nts,
mo s tly c hoir me mb e r ,atte nd ed a
c onc ert g i ve n b y th e Mi d la n d A -
c a pe lla c h oi r - at F re mo n t re c e ntly .
Mi s s V e r a Sorensen,o f A lb e r t
L e e a n d an a lu mn a , h as b e e n vi s -
itln g fr i e n d s a t D a n a a n d a ls o h e r
a u n t,Mi s s A n n a J ensen,of Bla ir.
. .. .
Servioe Company mc~ived fran-
chise to supply this plum with
power and light.'
Peru-Palms Candy Kibchen
opened for business.
Land purchased for right-ob
way for relocation of State High-
way between Smithfield and Bert~
rand.
Ia wa, re tur n e d S un d ay to c on tin u e
yrith her school work.She was
:a l 1 ~ ':
_,_
Anton Hansen,and her sister,
Miss Martha Lou_Hansen, a Dana
graduate.
Miss Ida Hansen spent the lat-
ter part of the week with her
parents,at York,Neb.She re»
truned in time to sing in the
Easter cantata give at the Dan-
ish Lutheran churc Sunday e\e~
ning..,;jjg§
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M§ssMaggie M.I.owe
'Herman, Neh.
Representative for
World=Herald
I-'nr Washington County
W o me n a n d Mi s s e s :Select. y our
Ne w E a s t e r Ou tf i t a t t h e F a s h i o n
Ce nter i n B la i r - - th e y ha ve wo n -
de r f u l selec tions,N o w !I 2 - l t
O n smccs
A Surety of Purity
UCALL us up some time.
Our number and 5ddrcss are
in the Telephone Directory."
There's no fear of new
friends-or old ones-losing
track of you if you have a
telephone.
Your name is always in an
up - to-date directory along
with those of other modern
householders in your com-
munity.
Blair
Telephone Company
u m ' r o u c A u l A v l m m v o | A n w a r a 1 | A n A 1 ;
°""" -""'- '-"J 'Mrs. Bill Vogt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Bertha and Helen Wulbern, Mr. and Mrs. Christoffer
with Mildred and Anderson of near Kennard _Mr.
Sunday a!Uernoon.i§1Id Mtg. Pete zderson apqffarq
Alice Wiese visiued[il>',Arlders Anderson and Mariellr.and Mrs.Otto of Blau,Mr.and Mrs.Freeman
Y, Luetha.Loftxs and son.
;, Sam Bailey were _Last Sunday several of the
amz Jahnel's Fr;,ggy,fr1ends and relatives gathered atlthehomeofMr.und Mrs.BenB. m u y u m e .
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Nelsenvisited at Ed Jenscn's Friday eve-
ning.Rudolph Mencke celebrated hisbirthday Thursday evening by en-
tertolnlng about thirty relatives
and friends.Three tables of pinoehle were
entertained at the Jesse Hansen
home Wednesday evening in honor
of Earl's twenty-first birthday.Mr and Mrs PE..w Nelsen were.Sunday evening supper guests atVictor Jolmson's.The Aid me:!n with Mrs. Wal-
ter Nelson May 7.__ Mr. Carl l(nogh_ond son visited
Mr,and Mrs.Henry Lammers
and Agnes spent Sunday afternoonattheJohnBlumhomenear
Millard,when their daughter,Miss Mariehamlners is now em-
ployed.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kronberg and
children visited at the Glen Mur-
ray home Sunday afternoon.
Sunday afternoon visitors atthe Alfred Svogerson home wereMr. and Mrs. Henry Tietgen, Opal
und Delores,Mr.and Mrs.WillJahncl, Margaret and Marian, Mr.and Mrs.Magnus Johnson and
Victor and Mary Payne.
u...._.|u-..rn.....\v_|__..
be transacted.Those who atbendfedthemeetinzwereDr.C.C.Wilson, C. c. Crowell, T. s. Miles.
and Rev. Carl Bader of Blair. The'
committee members were enter-
tained at a chicken dinner at the
Home following the meeting.
Mrs. Minnie Trjiplett very kind-ly came over to assist in the pne-
paration of the dinner for theExecutiieCommitteelastWed-nesday.This was indeed a great
help for the force as Mrs. Under-
wood, who has been ill with the
flu for some time. was unable to
take any part ln the preparations.
Aunt Susie Retzlaff is very ill
n l 'r m s t i m e e a . .i n . . . . n ° . . - a m .
~Voss,Alfred,AsmusandClarence Wiese and LeRoy
Rosenbaum spent Sunday after-
noon with John Voss.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Japp and
children were Blair callers Satur-
day evening.
ChHs Voss spent hut week in
Blair.'Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jahnel andfamily spent Sunday evemng with
Mr.and Mrs.Hurry. Johnson._" Mrs.Sophie Wiese and Emil
spent Sunday at the Gus Hey-
Brock home.Mr. and Mrs.O.R.Humston
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
mi ..f=__.-_-_.. »___n..
Wachter to help James Matthews,
father of Mrs. Wachter, celebrate
his 73rd birthday, which occurredonMonday,April 7th.A g
cafeteria dinner was served at
noon, and the afternoon was spentat conversation and singing. Those
preesnt were:Mr. and Mrs.Nels
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Cara Cam-eron,Mrs.Dora Miller,Mr.and
Mrs.James Broderson and lam-
ily, Mr. and Mm Frank Loftis andfamily, Mr. and Mrs. George Lof-
tis und family, Mr. and Mrs. El-
mer Thone and family,Mr.andMrs. Wade Patrick of Craig, Mrs.
Carrie Moorehouse, Margaret andBarbara. and lllonta Matthews of.2 .I i m.and mi a . mum.rwwun,°"l`fl§§ E°f§'r`§¥=§"£§°;"§' Sundny'E"""'Madelyn and Marian,Mr.
visitor at Jim Ryan's.[und Bits.Fred Nelson,Lnlnern,
Mr. and Mrs.Clemens William-f
sen and Howard Taylor were'Sunday visihors at Jann 'l`aylor's.
Mr.and Mrs,'Will Hurt and
Alfred visited Sunday afternoonat the Walter Appleby home. \
R;l`he Baby Beef Club met with
ussel and I'erry §ly:m Sunday
afbernonn.M n and Mrs.Merle Nnwlfirlf
Hredenck and Lyle and Hans
Svogerson, Alma and Harry called
at the Soren Wnlsmunn homeSunday afternoon..3 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuhr and
family were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the H. P.M.Hansenhome..
Mr. and Mrs.William Wulbemand family,Mr. and Mrs.Peter
........,.....-,..,..\.N .....;....5,,,m A|||5uU|| ww iunmy.
m a r o n r o r T 2 2 c o N n m o N n i - : r o m o r ' n m c o N n 1 ' n o N
o
The Citizens Slate Bank af Blair,
Charter No. 797 in the State cYNebraal{a at the close of business
March 3ls!,1930.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts . . $186,726.660\~erdrafu¢.._._.1nnnsm
o l
The Citizens Savings Bank of Blair
Charler No. 989 in the Shu o f
Nebraska at the close of husineas
March 31st,1930.
RESOURCES
Tekamah,John Wachter,James
Matthews,Annie Thompson and
Mr, and Mrs. Ben Wachter und
family.
A little son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John B'. Eriksen at the Meth-odist hospital at Omaha Saturday.April 5th and died Sunday, April
(ith.We extend our sympathy tothe bereaved family.
hir. and Mrs. Ed Holstein were
Sunday visitors av. Vick Skov's.
are h",' ,°u ;{' ;,. é ;; § "o f';§,;;Andersen, Mr. and Mgs. chnswf-13a£\§1§£Y\&sééu`1-su`é§`(é£"`"" °""Loans and discounts. . .s 89,112.35 -~boy born Friday evening..f'3F_AlfF'S"" af'd,.1am'ly"Mf°..m'd elusive of cash re-Bonds and seruritinn W A S H I N G T O N I \ E \ V S
Grewuew a 3 Jam~§Mencke mrs. rreeman Lotus wen visitors.h A h A h serve . . . . . .: ° .52,201.52 (exclusive of cash;~;g.gg .»f Dlaef Wulfs Fndny gfmfhfy §§@§.m'f"°'"e"ome on Judglpem and Clsnms.1,124.59 reserve)
Mr. and Mrs. Genrvn Nolmn and Walter Andersen spent Sunday B ' '1n3 1¥°..'f"*'?' fumi~_ _-_ -_.Tudnmnnfn nm! hmm
I Sunday
ld Minnie
Elmer Nielse spent
6,140.65 with home lolke.
csss.ob|Misses \{i9|a'.L§S¢he _mf.;anrai.|Ea"iaa;;' ""';§'i;!g§=,{';fMf* "1= cm-num Ander-
~ '2'-||'|ef|°l::u'"'c sn |Mr. and Mn. Soren Wollmnnn
mgm ' in olm eron " ' " 'e and hmlly vi n m It u n Nelsnr:ma M J ek gmud m||Solensen home Mondl evening.n m ;ma ff ;:nd Mn. YH'I Mr.|ndMn. neu-tfumm ma
Lebbert of Bom;|nlr¢¢m. were s:|:i{"""Y.'!'F".S"!'*|*!! ayening vi!-
w n m u u x n l n lO t h e r m l e l h b e . . . .s| , c s o . 1 s Hln ld n x * * ° " ' ¢ ; f u r n i -
s'u.s4 tum und fzxtunl
Other :ul eltah . .
Cub in Banksand Due from
Nndoml andsun mm amos.-rz ""' Due from
n,uuu.w
»
[Johnson visited Emu Sunds Sun
\ . | u ; ¢2 3 6 0 6 4 3 8 . J ' ; ; - § . " ' : f . , B : € s . € i " , . , t : . " . " : * ; ' ~ ? . . . : %
y'day afternoon.
Edwin Herstetter spent the
1 weekend at the Fred I-Iofferman
Re-Build
u m ' r o u c A u l A v l m m v o | A n w a r a 1 | A n A 1 ;
_.~" 'T "' i to r s a t th e A . A . K r o n b e r g h o me .Ch ec k s an d Na ti o n a l a n d§ 3 ? m f § § " § § m€ " " s "a t th e vi c to r ;Mr . a n d Mr s . A lb e r t Ne ls o n a n d i te ms o f S ta e B a n k s $2,141_10
M r a n d MIIB A D B a r r e an d c hildren,M r .a n d Mr s .A l f r e d e xc h a n g e - .2,624.59
so n o 'f Oma ha ,e ? S n d a y v i s i t -Svo ger son a n d Chr is ti ne a n d M r .U. s. b ond s in
o r a a *t h e H a r o l d F r e n c h h o m e a n d M r s .P e t e r J .N e l s o n o f B i m r ,c a d h r e s e r v e 8 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 "
0 "\..2 f u .°°.I IM r a n d M m J e s s e H a n s e n v i s h e l p e d h t t l e F r e d e i c k N e l s o n J r 3 2 , 5 8 8 . 3 1 T O T A L
home.Clarice Andersen,daughter2,141.10 and Mrs. J. L. Andersen wI Mr.
opernbed on for appendicitis at t;121,1s2.o7 Fremont hospital Monday..c elebrate m s u m a bzrthday la s tL t f i e s u n d a y a t t h e C h " " 1 " ? . I - I a n s e n M o n d a y e v e n i n g .T O T A L .......$ 3 4 4 , - : ' r s . s 5
,_I L \ _ |J . _ . . . |t » . . . . - . . . . . . . . .1 \ l _ 1 .9 94 1 - -- - -
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bergman v|
ited at the E. Kerstetter home <LIABILITIES K e - K o o iMrs.Harold Rasmussen d ruryu unu 11-Hymvrlu mam vuutenI n un..m rr..,...1..,».....:,,.|{'__lHar\'e§Geahnrt '1`ueSdasr evenimz L1ABu.1'rIES cum ~If ff; 12,500.00 |=@"::'f'1f>:,°':::=*_='£=Ii
'I'
|0 A a l l \ \u | A \ . . l | \ . l l l l l U 1 S l l \ l f \ I l I I C '" *s .... _l n !1 1 1 0 . T i m N i n l a n n k n m n $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 ~~~ I m r . a n a " T T ~ m
_f ""''s o n w e r e c a e r s a .1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 U n d i v x d e d p r o f l t s ( N e t ) .1 » 2 6 0 ~ 4 3 | K e r s t e t w r h o m e S u n g l a y a f t (
S a v i n g s . n o o n .
.c me ver nen n pr ogr am an me Home " '' " " " " " " " " " " " ' " " " *Ca p i ta l s to c k . . .Mr .a n d Mr s .W m .W u lbe r nhe n tr c Th ur s da y .Rose an d B i u y ,J r c alled a t rhé Su r p lu s f u n d ' ° °
n f n k f pf0-n nRfnP Quin " m l n f a i ~ ~ ~ M o n d a y G V O ~Re-PaintWomenandlanespricedat $1
to 57250;Chi tens. 69c to $2.98.
Hundreds to .plck f r o m - w h ychoose from a small assortment?
The Millinery Store of Blalr is the
Fashion Center.12-ltWomen and Misses: Select your!
ning.
The school dmlldren enjoyed a
very interesting talk on the statelegislature and its work in making
laws for Nebraska last Tuesday
aftemoon given by form-er Sena-
tor Albert Miller.l t was very
U-the Push;educational and much appreciated§3g?l.&_}§have woflby the seventh and eighth grade,
. es pgaally,
subject mcheck $167,082.68Time certifi-
[caten of
deposit 107,039.20Cashier's
checks . . .9,'za1,so
Due to Nation-
al and Stale
hunks 196.18
deposits . .$102,'l8'7.62 Mrs.'Chris Stender,Mrs.
104,767.42
éiersnetter and Mrs. Henry Pete
sen visited at the Ben Voss ho!
Mmday.
Mr.and Mrs Earl Fitch al
som Donald of Omaha, were Su
day dinner guesis at the P.
Due to Nm Now is the time for new floors, new roofstional and
State banks 2,029.80 n e w porches, paint, varnish e We have
qvery thing you need for ré= buildingDepositofs guarantee
fund 15422§R:{smussen home in honorI Pete's birthday.
YORK CR;Mr . a n d Mr s . Th o ma s A n d e r s e n *284,049.36 T O T A LE E K N E W S had Smnd ay ; di nn er at.th e h ome Of: De uos itofs gu ar antee __ __S T A T E m r '
i\u\§-nu.. 4-.........n :_--:| _mr »'
$12l.1B2.07|Mrs.Frank Renninger,Mx COoK'S PAINTS 6: VARNISHNr:nnAmzA I '_|Jane Lefler and,Monroe Minflil
Andrew Albach shelled com forClarence Wachter Monday.Mrs. Peter L. Petersen and Mrs.Earl Petersen were in Blair Tues-day afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Sorenjensen and
daughters,spent Sunday at Vic
~ uuu xumuy,mm ~ ~ 3 '--426.99 "" ~. .of Hoopermvisdbed at the w.'.
Mr.and Mrs.Nel p e as ngton unty Kerswtwr ine Sunday.Eauea sg;the xlbe pi.-32 STRTS? NEé1iAék M'm'35 I.n. Brock, prenaenz ol the A u m m of nebemm m
ome .y temoou.-b ed b their fa ' es enjoyed a sodMiss Rosle. Wulbern was a Sab-Washin n Conn ss.a uve ank do solemnly evening at their lodge room TueKmtyswear that the b tateday over-mght zum at um Bm I. A. R. Bm, President or an a uve s ment u day
EE' home."l..__ _above named bank do solemnly a u-ue and correct "°Py °!"h° re-nfs. Elmer Jensen and M1
Watch and wait for our
r u i n l l u n l x l r l l a n\LEm u l " l - \ l N |a l l
April I7 to I9 your opportuni to get realSkov's.Mm Clark Browning and Mrs.
Clarence Wachter vislhed . the
Thone school Tuesday afternoon.
Clean Wilkins called at John
Reeh's Saturday morning.Mrs.Fred Anderson.Mrs.Ole
mr. ann Mrs. Albert Nelson andchildren,-Mr. and Mrk. Alfred Svog
erson and family called at_ theJohnFrazierhomeFriday eve-mins.
Mr. annd Mrs. Nels Nelson and
Ruth Virginia were Friday After-
swear that the above statement il port made to the Department of
a true and conect copy ol the re~Trade and Commerce.
pon. made to the Department of A_ R_ Brock,Trade and Commerce
A. R. Brock|.Pmxa§nr.Af1"1'EST=
Preddeni.
John Marshall were In Fremm
Tuesday.
Mr.and Mrs.Glen Jeffers(
and daughter, Gwendolyn, Mr. arMrs.Chas.Mlxfeldt and famil
paid a short visit at the P. 4
quality paint at bargain prices
HIII Rivelt Lumber & Coal C0-~ ~`'" "A'1'I'ES'l'~R. J Murdoch Director ~ Rasmussen home Su2 th Albert Per.f.i,."°°$'f,»'Z.§'§'wi€h Gfafev n ZFSJQ. ¥$§L'$° a e R J. M""*°°*\» Qirector.Came Brock, bimwr.Nels M. Nelseu as
Loftia Faaay.Bill Vogt is erecting a new ma- Carrie Bmck, Director.Subscribed and sworn so before P"'"""°"" M wMr. and Mrs. Peter L. Peterson shine shed and chlckvu houne on Subscribed and nvoru to before uf gg, a 1A ,U 1 Mr. and fs'~
calleni at Carl calm-g near 'nel-m ffm" age Week..me this sw day of Anril. xsao.me I4 By °P »sso.nf Omaha.ment
mday evenim
quim ill win
B. Jefferso
Tuesday an
A.C.Sundhasta Wednesday afbernbon.Morris (Zuistiamm took
- |muman l~'ra1.ier; who has been (SEAL)'A.'i::,15¢bbi,'(SEAL)
his employed in Omaha,has been Notary Public.A.c. m m ,6 ""`&§§'=¢`=h°
Notary Public.home.
` ' = ~ "i ~ _;;£i;;».,<7
Blair, Nebraska, April 10, 1930 3-=~ »~I n
0
&as
Don't forget our hose-mending
sen-lee.W. J.Sal.5-tf
For Sale-Horse hay.Phone 21
~n 27.Rqlland Smiih.1241
For Sale-20 good bmod sown.
James P. Sands, Rt. 2, Arlington.12-2:
Fred Siert, contractor, is build-
ing n new residence on west
Washington s1.';;?
L u s t -_Fduntnin pun name cut
in barrel-phone 263..12-11.*John Grant Shick
.,l...'s K.Bcudorf,Undertaking
and ambulance service.Phones:
office, xcx; residence, 183.29-ti
A lpuuliful sdzrf will add to
the brluly of )'°\1r Easter gown.
12»1t The Style Shoppe.
Mr.nml Mrs.Chas.Howe of
Omaha, visilcd at tlxs Ray Atwood
home last'Sunday.
/Get my lisi of TRADES.Kemp.
12-It
Dr. Layland States, Chiropractor.
over Wok! Drug Store.1-tf
Sewing Machines, $5.00.Kemp.
12-11.
For Sale-Pedigreed strawberry
plants.M. D. Newell.11-2?
A lot o l SWG WATCHES for
sale.Kemp.12-lt
..|.=Skov Nielsen home Wednesday
evening.
Henry Wiem returned home one
day lust week from Winside,
where he spent the winter at the
Chris and George Wieae homes.
For Sale or Trade-One mule,
8 years old, weight 1200 pounds;
also one good Jersey bull.
11-2t Hosea Wilson
For Sal;AC. C. Drown Leghorn
¢K85»$10.50 per 80 dozen "*~°
Phone 2211 on 86.
9»<lt Otto Mcnckc, Blair.
Lots of used Sewing Machines
from $3.50 up to $20.00 all in per-
fect working order.I repair ma-
chines.S. E. Kamp.12-lt
Sheet Music and Phon0K""Pl1
Records at the Music Shore.12-19.
Furniture, fuss and floor cover-
lngg,Mathew R. Benthrf.21-t!
Highest prices for produce. Phone
253.Farmers Produce Co.38»tf
For Sa le -A pure bred Pulled
Shonhorn hull,fourteen months
old.Harry Seltz.12-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Petersen and
son of' Arlington,were in Blair
last evening calling on relatives.
For Sale: White Wyandotte eggs
from culled and bred to lay flofrk.
$4.00 per IW.J. T. Nelson.5-lf
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embnlm~
er and undenakcr, Blair.Office
phone, 161; res. phone, 133.8-ti
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalm~
er and undertaker, Blair.Office
phone, 161; res. phone, 133.3-lf
For Sale-Mastadon Everbearinl!
strawberry- plants, $2100 per 100.
Phone Blue 259. J. T. Nelson. 10-52
Why waste money.A GOOD
used SINGER MACHINE for sale
$15, $16.50 and $18.00.Guaran-
For Sale-Pedigreed strawberry
plants.M.-D. Newell.11~2:'
A complete line of spring coatsfor Easter,'l'he Style Shoppe l t
Mr.and MIS.Clifford Halbert
spent Sunday at the parental,
M. »M. Halbert home in pmdm.
Miss Ruby Winscott, high school
teacher,spent the week-end atthe parental honie at Plattsmouth.
A charming new line uf hatsfor Easter wear.
12-it -The Style Shoppe.
Permanent Wave, $7.50. All kinds
of ba uty work.Phone 197, Mrs
K. A. Pound. 206 E. Colfax.38-xr
Mr. and Mrs.John Dixon and
son, Fred of near Calhoun, spent
Friday evening with Blair rela-
tives.
Rudolph Nohrenberg and lady
friend of Decatur,spent Sunday
at the home of his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woltje.
The law firm of O'Hanlon and
0'Hanlon attended the funeral of
Mrs.Carl Vogt at Arlington an
Wednesday afternoon.
7x9 side tent for sale, $8.00.
12-S. E. Kemp
Th uild of the First Lutheran
church met at the church purlnrs
Wednesday uftemoan.
Tekamah citizens éotd in lava!
of a s dmmi ng po o l at the city
election last Tuesday by voting a
bond Issue ol $15,000.
Get a Phonogmph now at the
Music Slow.12-It
A fine PORTABLE r a o u o -
'IGRAPH and many Records for
only $15.00.Music Store.12»lt
Will sell a good 4 room 'house
for $750.00 and finance you with
the money.Come and see me.
12-lt Kemp
S p r i n g S u i t s
H A R T S C I - I A F F N E R ~M A R X
Fine Suits For Men and Young M?" .
. $ 2 5 3 o $ 3 5
Mn.Marjorie Metzlnger is
driving a new Ford coupe.
Furniture, rugs and Door cover-
ings.Mathew R. Bendorl.21-ti
Gob;for sale-Inquire phone
2116 on 16,Rank Thompson.lt
. F o n R E N T- K 1 s - m m,all
modern house,$25.00 per month.
12-1:N. T. Lund & Co
I-'or Sal -Ho g house,14xl4,
aoction built.Price $80.
11-31;Hennan Wiese
Miss Nona. Moss entertained the
teachms bridge club at the Mrs.
Bl. Pound home Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Klopp moved
inf/0 the Siert property on west
Lincoln street the forepart of the
week.
Mr. :md Mrs.E.'Tomblad and
Mrs. J. Stapleton spent Sunday at
the A..M.Stapleton home at
Craig.
The ladies of the Episcopal
Guild will hold a ~ -~sale Sat-
urday, April 19th in -lobby of
the Home Theatre.7 1 1
Mr. and M ~. Frank \olff and
F\or Sale~Pedigreed strnwber
plants.M. D, Newell.11-
Vlsitors at the August ~=.
farm home near Kennnrd
last Sunday were Mr.and M
Wm. Hansen and children of Be
ninglon and Mrs.Steve Wheel
and daughmr,Rita Ann fro
Millard.
and one Jersey bun.Iwo children o Ft. Calhoun were ingtan street i n first class con-I seed Com Reid's yellow oem.12-lt'Hosea Wilkon Friday night,isitors at the C 1 '``M d M IW l ar drtlon, $\500.00.kiln dned.Sold only ln the ear, and tha f r i i c rence Johnsor
A 6-room house in Dextcrville o ff home.(`12 lt $2.0 .y o neon are spend.-1 N.'I'. Lund & Co.gown |;°'bb"'h i 0 dAi ;'°§ ;n£ § | i hK a fe w da ys at:he Rasmus
in good condition, srzoono.W NP?" all mBk'fS_ of sewing Luther 0'I-Ianlon of Omaha, was l u e I a t e °11-ti -fvhannsen home on west Wash~12-'lm N. T. Lund & Co.|§"3f.§"'§1'_fYY"f§'f92i?°f'i_€"l9'I a business caller at the home of v ' '_.._____ _____, IHS'-On street.
S p r i n g S u i t s
H A R T S C I - I A F F N E R ~M A R X
Fine Suits For Men and Young M?" .
$ 2 5 $ 3 0 $ 3 5
lwill save you $5 to $10 on the above make of cloth
°-».' |:~rsf r om~l 5 to $25
es
Dress up for Easter with a New Hat, Shoes, Shirts, Neck
Boy's Confirmation Suits
$7.50 to $|5.00Jack Anderson of ~r. and Mrs. Everei=t\ Ph
1 v u o m g e r : g e n s x u r n e w a n u °1 ' a n y w h o t o o l ;b l l l i o l d o n 0 1..h i s p a r e n t s M r .a n d M r s .C l a r k F o r S a l e o r T r a d e - O n e m u l e* i n}»a.c.B .W .F .~0 ' H s : m l n n 0 : 1 W n d n n s d a v vl ! l f . 0 I l ' E \ 3 . B 8 c a s h &~ e g 1s t e r S a t -e i s r h f m m n r n n l r l u m i u h f 1 0 0 0 T h aMr. and Mrs
Lynn; visited M o n e 2440.1 Z 1 l " * " ' " " " " ¢ r 'v | \ |A s v v a l a y '_.A o o d 7 -jh , _u r d a y n i g h t 1 s k n o w n .P l e a s e r g :a l s o o n eD o y o u p l a y h n d g e ?T h e E n ~s r o o m o u s e o n " I n s t z u w a l l g o o d J e r s e y b u l l ., .p r i s e h a s a ¢¥> mP 1e be n e w l i n e W a s h i n g t o n s t r e e t , a l l m o d e r n b u t b ` $ ` " a $ e § ' f ` ° ° 0 ? . ' l § ' S f ° q u c s M 8 1 2 - I t '1 1 ~ 2 z H o s e a ' W i l s o n
h r ,2 1 o o . o o .A h F ~" ° ° " i ° " " : " ." 9 p l a c e ° " ¥ " F ' :q f i h i N f r . , F : £ . ° ' i .f y " I f M r s .1, 31 5 L y n c h .w h o h a s b e e n , , . , fi '. E ` t 'T. ', ? Tf'} ', '° l '_ '1 ° 'i , , . . . ., _ ' f . § ? f ' j
Lamb last Sunday. The ladies are\
I.»os A black Sheaffer foun- ter
t a i n p e n a n d c h i l d ' s p u r s e . R e w a r d .o f
s a t .¥....»...lI. .l .~ ¢. ». .!1|\.f!\l .| .. »;lif t ¢¢nAL'neue nuuauzzux, wu wut at.Mr. Charles Wdch of the Ken-
nard vicinity,punchased a newCaseModelCtractorlastweek
of Moiguurd Jensen.
For Sale-Improved drop head
Singer Sewing machine.Consider
trade on uny saleable article.w. F. Wilbur. Phone 246.12-xt
why not see them'!1~tf
We have all of the newest
shades and styles of hosiery.Al]
.hishest quality uoous.Au sizes.|12 -lt The Style Shoppe.
|Mrs. Waiver M. Nelson will en-
tertain the Monday ewnirig bridge
club at her home on west Lincoln
...,...,...,..,..... -..mi \» .w.M.Score cards, place cards, birthday
cards, sympathy cards-all can he
found at The Enterprise office.
Popular price.1-ti
Mrs.Frank Dudgeon will en-
tertain the Ladies Aid Society ot
the Methodist church at her home
ill for the past ten days, was able
to be up Wednesday for the first
time since her illness. She is stay-
ing at the C.C.Van Dcusen
home,
75%of the stock in Gumhlo
Stores is owned by Store Manag-
A..A¢..,...:.,¢-.,.mn ¢`n=mm:-rx
eggs,$4 Per 100. Culled.Phone 11
on 29.Mrs. H. C. Sorensen, Ken-
nard, Neb.11-2t
A large number of friends and
relatives were entertained at the:
°J °
Blair, Nebr.Phones 32 and 33
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wese~
mann's silwr wedding anniversary
The WesemAnn's live near Ken-
nard.
Large ROLL TOP DESK for
sale.$20.00 takes it, wonh five
times the amount.S. E. Kemp. lt'
PIANOS for sale or rent.3 mos.
.n ~',
wear.Hose for men and women.Caps for every head.
W ork clothing and shoes for boys end men,of every
description.
¢ n n - . - -__
aster
Food
/~~ ' > g \ \ ~1 *
I l c ~.l f ~ .
`-~~ ' ¢ . ' - a »'*,~:~°£-' S ~M 7 '4 =.
~ " e f "* " " ' [ ".°a " _~
~__g ~,i ~/X ~.
k ~~ ~~
;~: . " \ ` ; ; . `/ ` . : . , . "~ \ ~» ~ ; $f =
" F `~' »: f ' * " ` 1 ¢ * <"r i . . - = = <
~,~~Q£.;-1¢~~"="''.-~
7 \~` Q q ; `
O f H i g h e s t ~ ~
Q u a l i t y
. . . , //g g ,
/ f f ; / .~w
' Q W a " ~
A n u n u s u a l l a r g e s h i p = »~~~
m e n t o f f r u i t s ,v e g e =~
t a b l e s a n d c a n n e d g o o d s ` ; j ; 1 j .~~:/
enables us to pass on to our customers the
following specials for easter time.
/
/ "
Fruit Jel1,4pkgs.----25c
1.69
Coronet Flour, 48~Ib. sack
Special -----Coronet\F1our, 24-lb. sack -89c
Light bulbs, 60 watt --25cLight bulbs, 75 watt --35c
Fig bars, per lb.----19c
Polks Grapefruit Juice
Slpaghetti
ommy .gem k P G I '
auer rautged Beans C 3 1 1
easomatoeg ~
omato oupGrapefruit Juice c t s
Vegetable Soup
Meat
S uggestlons
T-bones or Sirloin Steak -35c
Rib.Boi1ing Beef, lb.--18c
Fancy young beef roast, lb. 23c
Hamberger, per lb.---18c
Weiners, per lb.----25c
Fresh Fish Every Friday
o
Kamo Milk, large can »~10c
Kamo Milk, small can ~~5c
Bulk Coffee,per Tb.-~-25c
Toilet Paper,roll ----5c
1.45
$1.75 Chase & Sanborns 3-
l'b. can Coffee --49c Real Cup Coffee, lb.-400
x Swifts White Soap, 10 bars 39c
Kamo Cornflakes, Special2 pkgs.--~---25c
Super Suds, per pkg.--10c
/ Toilet Soap, per bar ;--5c
Fancy Cooldes, per Ib.--25c
Large jar Silvertip Jam,Special ------251:
,Heiberg Malt, quart can -45c
Light bulbs, 40 & 50 watt -20c
. Chick Feeds
. *Chamberlin Chick Feed, 8%
l'b.sack »-----60c
Purina baby chick chow,
. `25-lb.saf:k-----1.00
Purina Chick Starter, 25-lb. 1 50
Victor Chick Mash, 8%-lb.
sack -------50c
Chickwell Medicated Mash,
10~Ib.sack -----75c
Maintop Chick Starter, 3%
I'b.sack ------50c
sack ------
_/l_i`lerMay I me will Jrkconlrhue(he use of lhe green .stampsgelyourbooksflllednom.'
Oskosh B-Gosh 0 FREE
h h
g J . D . G a r r i s o n § : ; ; » § ;
Balance of April Blair Neb ras ka Easter
R h nnrl 1\1r¢:llf f h n r W n lf f n n r li s tr e e t OH Y le xf Mo n d a y e ve ni n g .|W ednesc"" a!|.emoon,.Ap:il 16. "'|7r`»Ié bulk °i"3.I §}§`fsu`§`{»Tr§éli|two children of O'muha, were Sum
day dinner guests nt the Victor
Wolff home.
Mt. and Mrs. H. E. Walker of
Tekamnh,have moved to Blair
where Mr. Walker has work with
the Slandard Oil C0.
Billy. the young son of Mr. and
Mrs.Ted Stewart,is improving
niuzly from his recent.operation
for uppzndicitis and is able to be
up again.
Hand selected Seed Corn, p ked
and dried before frost. Tests ~
2:30.
Mr. é
as weel
Alex o
Winnebe
Mrs. Le'Omaha
I back into the reimory served.--In d M r s . A n d r e w F e e r ~ N o b .'12-it
bend guests,their sons,A preciatio comes with use off Norfolk and John of .P n -ngo,and their dau 'htm Tlger 3 cycle batteries.Posltxe0 Schmitz and husbzgzd OE operation in all voather.5*vrxt-
[le ll g u l wn w e v n m ' E ve r y uanwmy.[S er vi c e at an y Gamble S to re , F re -
Mr. und Mrs.L J .Wolff and
daughter,Patsy Lou of Omaha,
were Friday night visitors at the
Victor Wolff home.
For Sa le -Country Gentleman
sweeteorn seed a t 12%c per
pound lnquire of Albert Schulz,Blair.12»l.t
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brock and
little daughter of Auburn,Neb.,
visited a t the parental.A.R.
Brock home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 5, C. DeGr~o£f and
Mr.and Mrs.Philip O'Hanlon
toattend an entertairunent.
Miss Aliée'Jensen, who is at-
tending the state university, spent
Satunlay and Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jense:
and family.
Ruby K.Pnirker,instructor of
violin.Telephone White 209.
(Five years experience in violin
work under Prof. J. W. Shumate
df Sioux City).12-lt
Mr.Carl Wolff and three chil-
dren went to Omaha Sunday to
visit their wife and mother in the
St.Joseph hospital.They found
her greatly improved.
~Gee!but I'm tickled.Daddy
has promised to take sister LilandMomandmeto"Ye Old
dlitching Post",at the Baptist
drove to Omaha Sunday evenin §u.UU p e r nusnei,bags nee.
Holland Smith, onFrank Schafer|
f a m..12-tf
For Sale-Everlay S. C. Brown
Ieghorn eggs, $10.50 a 30 dozen
-¢ -.Gan supply case daily.
Phone 22 on 43.Louie Mencke,
Blair, Neb.6-ti'
Miss Gretchen Mumrnert r
wrned to her schoolwork at Ferry
Hall,Chicago Monday 'evening,
after a week's spdng vacation
with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cooke and
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Krause drove
to Auburn,Neb.last Sunday to
visit the "Hi "Robinson family,
formerly of Blair.
On Saturday,April 12 theDana College A<apella choir will
leave on its annual spring tour.The choir expects to be gone for
nine days.€
Little Barbara Scliafer,daugh~
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scha-fer of Omaha,is spending the
neek at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Van Deusen.
Mrs.Frank Gray is in the
Clarkson hospital in Omaha where
she underwent.an operation for
sinus trouble last Monday.She
is reported as getting along
nicely.
The \v. F. M. S. of the l\I. E.
church April nth, Fdday e,.enmg[church will meet with Mrs. David
at s o'cloek.Adults zse,Ch liummert,Jr.Friday aftemoon,
dren 10m 12~ltApril 11, at 2:30.There will beA number of the W. R. C. ladieslnn interesting orokfam of one
Mr.and Mrs Ted Weber of
Wulthill, spent Sturday night and
Sunday at the parental, Mrs.MaryWeber home.Mil. and Mrs. Julius
Weber of Herman also spent Sun-
day there.
Mrs. Mary Weber and daugh-
ters,Mattie and Margaret drove
up to Walthill Sunday to visit
Joe Weber,who bought a two
hundred andi twenty acre fann
in thalvicinit and moved onto it
March hit.;
A good 6-room house in south-
west part of town, partly modern,a little over half an acre of
ground,only $2000.00.If you
want a nice home with plenty oi
ground, garden and fruit, here is
a real bargain.
12-It N. T. Lund & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Nelson
retumed to Blair last Friday aft-
emoon after a week's Wait with
relatives at Hemmingford,Neb.
and vicinity.They were accom-
panied home.,hy Miss Delight
Christensen,who will spend sev-
eral days with relatives.f
Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Lawson of
Rockport, Mo., spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting Mrs.Lawson's
parents,Mr. and Mrs.Freeman
Tucker.They retumed to Rock-
port by way of Silver City, Iowa
where Dr.Lawson's sister joined
them and accompanied them home
for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evans, Mr.
mont, Nob.12-1:
We guarantee to furnish new
paint and pay for putting it on if
Gamble's Paints fail to give the
service you have a right to expo-t1
when applied according to direc-
tions.Fremont, Neh.12-lt
Mr. and Mrs. John Christensen
of Oregon, are visiting old iriehds
and relatives in Blair.They were
former Blair raidents when Mr.
Christensen was manager of the
Blair Telephone Co., a few years
ago.
For Sal:"ertified smooth Vel-
vet Barley.Tested by state an-
alyst.Germination, 95%;purity,
100%.$1.15 per bushel at farm
at Elk City;25 bushel or more,
$1.10 per bushel.Howard Wahl-
gren,phone Waterloo, 1021-`22. 9-3t
Mrs.James Mullin drove to
Omaha Wednesday to visit her
father,Abe Sutherland and her
sister, Mrs. Frank Gray, who are
in hospitals down there. She found
both improving.Mrs. Rob Hooks,
Mrs. Roy Anderson and Mrs. Chas.
Lamb accompanied Mrs. Mullin.
Mrs.M.H.B.Rosenbaum of
west South street traded in her
residence property on a deal for
the Leslie Often stucco rental pro-
perty on' east Colfax street.'The
new owners will take possession in
'the fall.Hans Schumacher is liv-
ing in the Offen property.
A number of members of the
9
gave Mr s. J e ss e Ire la nd a su rp ri se
sh o wer o n la st Tue s d ay a fb e moo n .
Mr s . I re lan d h a s n ot be e n well f o r
s o me ti me an d enjo y ed th e id nd -
ne ss an d gen er os ity of the lod ie é.
.Molga ard. J ens en's brother, Mor-
i n u s J ensen o f Ho lly wo o d ,Calif.e
hou r's dur atio n._
Mr s .F r e d Ge y e r enter ta in ed
th e y o u n g ma r d e d ladies'br id ge
c lub la st Th u rs da y a fte rn o on . Mrs .
a n d Mr s .Du a n e E va n s a n d li ttle
da u gh ter , a n d Mi s s Ir olen e E va n s
dr o ve u p f r o m C o u n c i l Blu f f s la s t
Fr i d a y eve ni n g f o r a s h o r t vi s i t
111.All _f g d wi th relatives a n d frie nds.Th e yM ;t v z-'. ggfgnpgfl £ § § ° wa § * " a i o . , a tte n d e d th e c h a n v n r i f o r Mr .
gu es t, d re w th e c u t p' ri ze |gg1d Mr s ." a l t e r Ne ls o n o t th e
Od d F e llo ws or ga ni za ti on o f th is !
c i ty we n t o ut to th e h o me o f B. P . |
Mi lle r la s t Tue sd ay eve n i n g an d
spe nt a ple asa nt soc ial ti me wi th
h i m.Ni c e re f re s hme nts we re
ser ved th e gu es ts b y M r .1\Iiller's
da ug hter .
1
drove in Sunday aftanioon ui Mr.Bert M.Hnrdenbrook nd
visit his brother and fnmlly for daughters, Miss Noriene, and ~
a few weeks,He expects to ;\kc|Fores1. Johnson drove over from
a trip to Denmark Inter in the Ord, Neb. last Friday and visited
spring.' their son and brother, Daryl Har-
sislers.1 denbrouk, who is employed at The
v. U. ireland home.
ist Thursday, April 3
fi wedding anniversary
and Mrs.Carl Schmidt,
honor of the event the
evening bridge club was enter-
was the
of Mr.
and in
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jinnett csimc
in fro m Missouri Wednesday for
n few days visit with Blair friends
They are on their .way to Nia-
brara, Neb, where Joe is looking
after a bridge to be built up there
Miss Frnnrpca Mnliin urlan +m.¢~|_|EnterDrise.ltained at a delicious dinner. ful-f an the »Kansas. Nebraska. I)akata|
w
_ - _ _ _ __- . -. - u w - - - . , , . ," ; v H a u s a -
-es the East De Soto school, is able
to he hack to her duties after an
enforced absence of two weeks
with meaéles.Mrs.Chas.Lamb
substittuecl for Miss Mullin while
. '.lowed by bridge.The club inem-Irmsl :QD the 1i1A'¢:2i1iiR 'i'h2§1iad\5.3215 ;°;;EsSR°ir§§"'h2;°°§e;§ bers presented the host and host-their residence here at the time'
~ding severai weeks at the ess with a pretty kitchen clock.'lhf Blair bridge was built.
Brdsés home, was whn to the M_A large party of friends and iiave ydu happened to tunein an
II.-"hospital in Omaha for an an-l °l"t1"@S Went to the V. 0. Ireland this Radio Announcement.Ts:
she was ill.
hliss Gussie Scheffler taught
the Coming .City school for Miss
Hazel Cannon .several days this
week so she might be with her
sister,Mrs. Lucas Ncumeyer of
Council Bluffs.whose husbnnd`s
tragic death occurred lust Sun-
day.
pendicitis operation.She is r e '
covering nicely.
The road in front of the two
Dann College dormitories haslbeen cleared away in order to
make n full lawn no the Admin-
istmtion building.The spirit of
beautifying the campus has pos-
sessed ever-yohe, and it will soon
home south of Blair Friday eve-
ning and ehnrivaried Mr. and Mrs.
Walter M. Nelson.They gave the
newlyweds a ride in an old Ford
touring car running on the rims,
after which all were invited'!o the
Ireland home where refreshments
were served.
introduce our big RED GOLDl
sugar saver strawberry,we wlll
send POSTPAID at planting time;
this spring,24 bi gf fat RED\
GOLD plants with Gator-Hide;
Mulch Paper Squares for 12 Of;
the plants and will include 12
superfine RAINBOW GBKDIOLUSAsonwasborn to ML ,,,,d}au.1.Bs if you will write at anon
Mr.and Mrs.Ed Bunting a:\dlb'e v ery b eau tiful lmrs. V211 Sgvgrkrubbe who resideli§I1d send a dollar to help cover
f|va I ¢+....1....... ..-A .I-.-_.L4-...near Ft.Calhoun on 'I`uesdav.|fhB Drwairatimr and mailimr eximilv of Svrnrnam Nah rhnunnn_______._ ,,._._--, .,-... ....,.. ..,.Sunday to visit Mrs.Buntingsl
father,l-`.W.Amdt.and Mrs.Arndt over Sunday and Monday.i
The Buntings were former Blair
residents and their friends herewill be glad to know that they are!
nicely located in Syracuse with a
good business and dolng well.
Mr. a d Mrs. John l. Unmh are
looking rward to April 15th with
a great deal of pleasure and pnxietyTheir grandson, George Unruli, Jr.
of Bushnell,Neb.in company
...... .-. o-.p.etv=. uno uaugnusr,Mrs. E. Tomblad went to Omaha
Monday and were`luncheon guests
of their daughter and sister, Mrs.
FF.Simon.In the evening they
wore dinner guests of Mrs. Sim~
on's daughters, Mrs.F: L.Gard-
ner.
The ladies of the Christian
church and neighbors gathered at
the home of Mrs.A.Carver on
Tuesday, April 8, the date being
her seventy-third birth anniver~
sury.They brought with them awith his mother will be in Omahainice lunch and a fine birthday
On that date to take part in the\Vurld~l>{erald spelling contest and'
of cours? they will pay a visit to
llr. and Mrs. Unruh in Blair.
Abe Sutherland went down to
the_Ll. E. hospital in Omaha last
cake for the surprised hostess.
The Young People's Cr<":ty of
the four Danish Lutheran church-
,es of Racine, Wisconsin have sent
'the boys ol Dana College a radio
|tc- be placed in the boys' dormi-
April 8.Mrs.Suverknxbbe has
been seriously ill but is reported
as improving.She will be rernem~
bered by her many Blair friends
as Ruth Jenkins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.Fred Jenkins of this
city and ai`or1ner county teacher.
Word comes from Mrs.E.G.
Carson o! this city, who for over
n week now has been a patient
lin the Swedish Emmanuel hos-
pital in Omaha, where she went
for treatment for goitre that ahe
is not doing as well as expected.
An attempt Tuesday to operate onIher failed on account of her heart
not being able to stand it.She is
said to be in a serious eondition.
By vimx:of a n artisan'a. lien
dated March 22,1930 and filed
,,_ ___,.,. ..
pense.Catalogue free.Big har-
gains in Japanese Barberry Hedge
THE GARDNER NURSERY COM
PANY, Box B, Osage, Iowa.2-13|-
Have you heard this Radio An-
nouncement?To advertise ourHARDY PERENNIAL FLOWERS
and BULBS, we will send POST-
PAID at planting time, 6 oriental
Poppies,Gilollyhocks, 8 English
Daisy; 8 Skeet William, 2 Canter-
bury Bell, 3 Rocky Mt. Columbine
plants, and 12 Supertine Rainbow
Mixture Gladiolus bulbs,il y ou
will write for them at once and
send a dollar to help defray UH'
propagating and mailing exwnw
Catalogue free.Big bargains in
Japanese Barberry Hedge.THE
GARPNER NURSERY c o M -
n n v ...__ -.-._- -~.ur rwum on sam dale in the"wk for an operation on his eye-|¢=°r:This is the Smnd. 1'='"°!»rfi¢e of the Countv Chrk of
He has been blindior more thanIKiff from Dmjs fri e nds m R"'1'\\'ashington county.Nebraska ir:
a year and now has gmt hopes eine, and Dim? ls very ha-PPV f°"fn\'or of Martin Wnmn-an andthat he may see again In viewlthese lcvejy gxfts.'against Mary Miller and Charles
of ihe fact that "Uncle Abe" is]ml...u......m-L --L .'~»
. nn 1| nux n, usage, Iowa.Z-wx
A number of friends met with
Mrs.E. Tornbind last Tuesday
evening and from there they pro-
ceeded to the home of Mrn. Ken-8 hourly ninety years of age,we:
think he has more courage than
many a young mnn to withstandthe shock and pain incident to so
delicate an operation.His oldfriends in Blair are hoping that he
M......ny never nas Deen ' Lanker a 1926 Model T Ford motorspending a few/days in Omahalcompletely overhauled. Motor num
with her daughter,Mrs.Johnyber 12,419,760 will be sold to the
Eriksen of Herman, who has been highest bidder therefor, to satisfy
in the Methodist hospital#A baby; said lien in the sum of $25.95 and
son was born ta Mrs. Eriksen On accming costs thereon. at Martin
Friday and passed away Sunday.Worhnsn Garage in mm, Nebras-'will regain his eyesight as he mln rmu wns made at Herman last km nn Apnl 12, 1930 at une o'clockdesiresandbe back home l8=liH Mondny.Mrs. Eriksen is eeffine P. M.
soon.''`
A
nelh Pound wh-ere they 8\1l'PYl5°d
her.The occasion was in honor
of her birth anniversary which
occurred recently, and all enjoyed
the evening at bndnze. there beimr
twotnbles.Mrs.Pound receiV¢1l
a number of nice gifts.The self-invited gu mu brought refresh
mms. ...\.¢..\. ...-... M_.-»---»xuoug meely.I t Martin Womnan, Lienholder. hour.rxrvuu an u mu:
Blair, Nebruh, April 10, 1980
T H E K E NNARD NEWS Q
The
Mutiny
at Albatross
B1 WYNDHAM MARTYN
cornunu-r IN THE u. |.
WN!! Barvln
mom hmm iheceeéén vin€h`6o'om-
er mmm could have been victori-
ous.In iudt, Lhe loss wn nothin;The road had never pmld.But Itshowed :neue men that Elgar eoaldbe beaten. They are vulture turnedmm eagles md they w\ll pull mdown. n Ll very plLUuL He d
CLEAN-UP DAY OBSERVED
The Kumard Commercial Club
sponsored s dan-up campaign onFridayandSaturday.Six men
with three wma wgre kept busy
the two days. lmnling the nxbbish
from the streets and alleys.
FIRE HYDRANTS
To BE INSTALLED
m u - n u
»:|
v
CELEBRATE5 73RD BIRTHDAY
Mrs.Tilda Johnson lxlehrabedherseventy-third birthday lastFriday.The following friends
called 10 wish her many morehappy birthdays:Mr. and Mrs.
Magnus Johnson of Blair, Mn una;
chased several new water hydrants
that are to be placed in various
pam of town.This will give add-
ed fire protection bo those living
near the edge o f wwn on the
north and east.
KENNARD NEWS
llr.and Mrs.Nic Friedrichaen
entertained out of mum guests on
Sunday afternoon.
Claude Van Deusen ol Blair,
was a business caller here l u tWedneadxy.
Mra Mary Jacobsen drove toOmaha Sunday to vid! her daugh-
ter, Lorena, who is in training attheNicholas Sena hospital.
Mr.and Mrs. Mike Anderson
visited friends in Benson last
Thursday.
th e pa r e n ts o f a ba by g i r l bo r n
la s t Sa tur d ay .
Mr s .Mi k e Ne ls e n a n d Ve ro na ,
G l a d y s R o a e n b a u r p a n d H r s ._ B e r t
.....'I
I ;~PIPSBU H ~y e y o u n gpe op le of W a s hi n g to n la st ' 1` h ur s -
d a y , A p r i l 3 r d , wa s ve r y we ll a t-
tended.
M m E d L u n d a n d s o n , o f No r -
f o lk ,Na b .vi si te d M r .a n d Mr s .
:I
v
.; -.¢|The play "Rose of the East
to Lincoln then to Sioux City on
business last Thursday.Phul Larsen left recently for
Minneapolis, Minn. where he will
~» -»~as this stretch of road haa often
been almost impassable.
KENNARD RURAL
JOTTINGS
;-,=
urday.
Mrs. Homer Ward and Mrs. E.
Berry were Omaha business call-ers Inst Thursday.
Miss Chri8ti.ne Larsen of Fm-nfnont, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
\sQ'
u REPAIRING
SHELL
<;AsoLlNs and OILSACCESSORIES
Stop at
o o mv n ' W I L L GR AVE L
Sa m Ha ll And John Hall haée
been working the past Week, grad-
ing the county road from the
west llage Limits of Kennard tothebery.The road is to be
grvel _some time _this spring.
LUTHERAN LADIES AID ME
Mrs.A.J.Fowler entertainthe\ menibers o l dm Luthe
Ladies' Aid at A business meetin
at her home last Thursday me
noon.The following offioerawe1-=~" |~czoun
f ~ = = g 1 l i m . J o h n B u r g e s s a n d
y o vi s i re ! ati sa n d fr i en d s h e m S a t g i n y m i i .
no on .Ra lph Fa i rc h ild a n d s an , Ho wa r d
|l u . |: |
John Anderson,president;Mrs
A. J. Fowler, vice-president.; Mrs
|g ;a .
Friday afternoon.
Harry Rosenbaum spent the
week-end with his parents,Mr.
and Mrs. Buck Rosenbaum. Harry
attends Creighton Medical Col~
lege at Omaha.
Adve1't.isei.n'I'h En -o :~"~==='~e terlmse.Torval Anderson, 1,1¢a5u';-9;-_
\day.
Mrs.Elmer Wright drove wOmalm Saturday on business.
The Kwai Ne izhbm he m the ir
regular monthly meeting lu g
Friday night..Mesdames Fred
~, Henry Plugge and Leon-
uined thefollowing at dinner on
Sunday:Mr.and Mrs.Hen\ry
Meadows and Dale, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hartsoek and Connie, all
of Fremont, and Mina McWhorter
of Omaha.
|K¢nn€¢h Fowler celebrated ds
1 °l l "5 : ~:a:I
vi ti n g sewer !!o f h i s fr i e n d s in .
All h a d a jolly ti me p la y i n g g a me s
a f te r wh i c h Ke n ne tkf s mo t h e r
s e r ve d lu n c h to t h e f o llo w i n i r E l-
me r L a r s e n , Ra y mo n d Ros en a u m,
L y le Ro s en b au m,Ru s se l B r o wn ,
Ma y n a r d La r se n ,Me l vi n Ha n s e n ,
||
The
Mutiny
at Albatross
B1 WYNDHAM MARTYN
cornunu-r IN THE u. |.
WN!! Barvln
mom hmm iheceeéén vin€h`6o'om-
er mmm could have been victori-
ous.In iudt, Lhe loss wn nothin;The road had never pmld.But Itshowed :neue men that Elgar eoaldbe beaten. They are vulture turnedmm eagles md they w\ll pull mdown. n Ll very plLUuL He d
CLEAN-UP DAY OBSERVED
The Kumard Commercial Club
sponsored s dan-up campaign onFridayandSaturday.Six men
with three wma wgre kept busy
the two days. lmnling the nxbbish
from the streets and alleys.
FIRE HYDRANTS
To BE INSTALLED
m u - n u
»:|
v
CELEBRATE5 73RD BIRTHDAY
Mrs.Tilda Johnson lxlehrabedherseventy-third birthday lastFriday.The following friends
called 10 wish her many morehappy birthdays:Mr. and Mrs.
Magnus Johnson of Blair, Mn una;
chased several new water hydrants
that are to be placed in various
pam of town.This will give add-
ed fire protection bo those living
near the edge o f wwn on the
north and east.
KENNARD NEWS
llr.and Mrs.Nic Friedrichaen
entertained out of mum guests on
Sunday afternoon.
Claude Van Deusen ol Blair,
was a business caller here l u tWedneadxy.
Mra Mary Jacobsen drove toOmaha Sunday to vid! her daugh-
ter, Lorena, who is in training attheNicholas Sena hospital.
Mr.and Mrs. Mike Anderson
visited friends in Benson last
Thursday.
th e pa r e n ts o f a ba by g i r l bo r n
la s t Sa tur d ay .
Mr s .Mi k e Ne ls e n a n d Ve ro na ,
G l a d y s R o a e n b a u r p a n d H r s ._ B e r t
.....'I
I ;~PIPSBU H ~y e y o u n gpe op le of W a s hi n g to n la st ' 1` h ur s -
d a y , A p r i l 3 r d , wa s ve r y we ll a t-
tended.
M m E d L u n d a n d s o n , o f No r -
f o lk ,Na b .vi si te d M r .a n d Mr s .
:I
v
.; -.¢|The play "Rose of the East
to Lincoln then to Sioux City on
business last Thursday.Phul Larsen left recently for
Minneapolis, Minn. where he will
~» -»~as this stretch of road haa often
been almost impassable.
KENNARD RURAL
JOTTINGS
;-,=
urday.
Mrs. Homer Ward and Mrs. E.
Berry were Omaha business call-ers Inst Thursday.
Miss Chri8ti.ne Larsen of Fm-nfnont, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
\sQ'
u REPAIRING
SHELL
<;AsoLlNs and OILSACCESSORIES
Stop at
o o mv n ' W I L L GR AVE L
Sa m Ha ll And John Hall haée
been working the past Week, grad-
ing the county road from the
west llage Limits of Kennard tothebery.The road is to be
grvel _some time _this spring.
LUTHERAN LADIES AID ME
Mrs.A.J.Fowler entertainthe\ menibers o l dm Luthe
Ladies' Aid at A business meetin
at her home last Thursday me
noon.The following offioerawe1-=~" |~czoun
f ~ = = g 1 l i m . J o h n B u r g e s s a n d
y o vi s i re ! ati sa n d fr i en d s h e m S a t g i n y m i i .
no on .Ra lph Fa i rc h ild a n d s an , Ho wa r d
|l u . |: |
John Anderson,president;Mrs
A. J. Fowler, vice-president.; Mrs
|g ;a .
Friday afternoon.
Harry Rosenbaum spent the
week-end with his parents,Mr.
and Mrs. Buck Rosenbaum. Harry
attends Creighton Medical Col~
lege at Omaha.
Adve1't.isei.n'I'h En -o :~"~==='~e terlmse.Torval Anderson, 1,1¢a5u';-9;-_
\day.
Mrs.Elmer Wright drove wOmalm Saturday on business.
The Kwai Ne izhbm he m the ir
regular monthly meeting lu g
Friday night..Mesdames Fred
~, Henry Plugge and Leon-
uined thefollowing at dinner on
Sunday:Mr.and Mrs.Hen\ry
Meadows and Dale, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hartsoek and Connie, all
of Fremont, and Mina McWhorter
of Omaha.
|K¢nn€¢h Fowler celebrated ds
1 °l l "5 : ~:a:I
vi ti n g sewer !!o f h i s fr i e n d s in .
All h a d a jolly ti me p la y i n g g a me s
a f te r wh i c h Ke n ne tkf s mo t h e r
s e r ve d lu n c h to t h e f o llo w i n i r E l-
me r L a r s e n , Ra y mo n d Ros en a u m,
L y le Ro s en b au m,Ru s se l B r o wn ,
Ma y n a r d La r se n ,Me l vi n Ha n s e n ,
||
be employed during the summer
months.The play "Rose of the East
Side",presenwd by the young
people of Washington last Thurs~
day, April 8rd, was very well at-
bended
Mrs. Ed Lund and son, of Nor-
folk,Nels.vislfed Mr.and Mrs.
Harold Lautrup Friday and Sat~
urday.Mrs. Homer Ward and Mrs. E.
Berry were Omaha husinem call-ers last Thursday.
Miss Chdstine Larsen of Fie-
mont, daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Knude Iarsen of Kennard. e:\ter~
tained a number of young folks of
Fremont at the home of her par-
ents last Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blaco vis-
ited at Lhe home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hartsock in Fremont last
Wednesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. L. Buch were in
Omaha on business last Tuesday.
C.B.Hansen of Blair, visited
at Robert Andi-easen's Wednesday
Mrs.Will Harper of Fremont.,
visited last week at the home of
her sister in law, Mrs. A. E. Nel-
sen.Mrs. Sam Van Deusen came out
from Omaha Friday evening tovisit with her mother, Mrs. Mike
Nelsen.Mr.Van Deusen came
out Saturday evening and both re-
turned w Omaha Sunday morning.
Mrs.Ben Bailey and son ofBlair,visited at the Sam Hall
home last Wednesday and Thurs-
day while Mr. Bailey went \»0 Iowa
on business.
Mrs.W.B.Rosenbaum andGladys visited Mrs. Clyde Rosen-
baum last. Wednesda afvernoon.The results of ul village elec-
tion last.Tuesday were as lol-
lows: on the village board, H. C.
Blaco and Homer E.Ward wereelectedtoservetwoyears,and
Charles Berry,one year;on theBonrd of Education, .Carl H.Wnrd
and Earl Jenkins for three years,
and L. D.I.auri1,s'en and TorvalAnderson, one year.Leonard Pct-
erson, Henry Kempcke, Rev. E. P.Booher,Hans J¢PP¥S¢n and Ray
=~-~<.." ~.
'to visit with Hazel Hansen,who ~is in the Orthopedic hospital.;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andreasen 9
were entertained a t a dinner 5party in.Omaha Thursday eve-ening.'"
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaum '
Helen Louise and Mildred and 5
M m Carl Ward were in Omaha `§Thursday afternoon.~I.
Mr.and Mrs.Sam Hall and'~Florence were Sunday dinner I E§
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bailey ~at Blair.~Helen Berry of Schuyler,Fred' 5
Kramer of Fullerton and Leslie 2Berry of Benson visited with Mrs I
E. Benq' and Mn and Mrs. Homee' ~
E.Ward Sunday.551
liielvin Nelsen of Bennington,é
visited friends in Kermard Mon- ig
~|.
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Cl~dé
Tekamah-Bessie Menckc's ex
Great Pre-Easter Sale Hats for'
Women and Misses priced at $11~
to $7.50;Childrensf so to s2.9s.|~Hundreds to pick o m-- why 1
choose from a small jrssortment?1
The Millinery Store of Blair is the {Fashion Center.12-lt 1
Bottom Prices Guaranteed 'Ev- ~ ~
erydny in the Year at the Fashion| _
Center in Blair.12-It I
9FashionCenterSilkDressesimced at $4.98, $6.75, $10 to $19.75 It
in sizes 11 to 52 in nil the smart Inew styles, colors and mz1ber~iuls-[
our New York buying office has |
just sent us another new group-»
vw: give you best values becausewe buy with 1000 other stairs all
over the United Sta&s.121t
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r-r :; t: »»r ¢! tr 1....¥="lnvd Un w i n . .u n|u`é$¥Eir1]i"n`n "1ir§§"¢1ru's_:l¢.wi th
l l a friend Hownrd Bottinxxon.painter of some noga,pug ng!w e a l t h y . t a k e d i n n e r w i t h t n e s r c o t -
t a g e a s s o c i a t e . A l f r e d G i b b o n s .u n a n -
d l l m e g n e t e U n w l n p r o d u c e s s.w r i t t e n g ' » = ' f ~ w h i c h t h e t h r e e h a d
t a k e n w e l l e n c o l l e g e ,t o h e l p e a c h
o t h e r l n a d ve r s i t y e x p l a i n i n g t h a tl e n e e d s n n e n c l s i s e e l s t s n c e n o w
l o r t h e e d u c s t l o n o f h i s s o n B o be n d d e u g h t e r M u - y .G i b b o n s s e e m
l t t h e " l e ¢ s l l t { " o t t h e p l e d z e .b u t
l g r e e s t o . m e e s p l a c e f o r U n -
v 1 n s d s o g h t e r l n h i s o r g e n i n t l o n .
l h e l s t o c e l l a t h i s e t l c e n e x t d l '
c n m r r m n n . - - B e t t l n e t e n t e r -
n n g e s t o h e l p h l s o l d f r i e n d U n -v l n b y g a l n t l n g s o m e p l c t u r e l a n d
e e l l l n g t e m .B u r y U n w l n ,t w e n t y
y e a r s o l d l s E l m e r l t n d e r e . y s p r i va t e
l t e n o g r e p h e r .H e l s e m s n o f tr ea t
w e a l t h , b u t e . d e b e u c h e e .C a l l l n l s tG i b b o n s ' o l l l c e . e s s r r s n z e d , l l e r y l ea s k e d b y t h e t l n a n c l e r t o b e t r a y y r
e m p l o y e r s b u s i n e s s s e c r e t s o rm o n e y .Th e x l r l r e f u s e s , e n d l e n ve e
l i m R e d w a y ,e x h a u s t e d b y d l e s l -
g t l o n ,a n n o u n c e s h i r l n t e n t l o n o fl u n g e h o l i d a y o n t h e o c e a n b u tu t o b e l c c o m p l n l e d b y e . s e c r e t a r y
e n d s , w i r e l e s s o p e r e t o r .H l e w i f e
l c c e p t s h i s i n vi t a t i o n t o g o n r l t h
h t m .R a d w n y p l c k e M a r y U n w l n
a s h i s s e c r e t a r y o n t h e t r l v.a n d
: g r e e n t h a t h e r b r o t h e r m a y e c -
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i n e.s t o r m a n d n e t k s r e f u g e I n ae m u o w n e d b y J o n a t h a n G l o b e .
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h e l m ;r u l n e d b ;t h e s t o r m .h e d o n e
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t h e w a y h e l s d e c a y e d t o e.m o t o rb u . ;a n d k n o c k e d s e n s e l e s s .s t t e r »
s r e r d b e i n :c o n ve y e d t o e.ve s s e l
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B e t t l n e z t o r f s b e n t e m p t y a n d n a t u r -e t l l y s e e u m e s h e l e d r o w n e d I n t h ep e n t e r ' s c l o t h e s h e l i n d a m o n e y a n d
e N e w Y o r k a d d r e s s ,I3 e t t i n i t t o n e
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C H A P T E R t v . - n e t t l n e t o n .n r l e -o n e r o n t h e s h l p ,s e e s U n y vl n a n do t h e r s c o m e o n b o a r d .L a t e r U n »
'e r i n : u e s n e h e r e .B e t t l n g t o n l lq u e s t i o n e d b y n . r n n n l t n e w n e s t h e
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I n s h o e r n a n a c c o u n t o f h i s d e a t h I nN e w Y o r k , G i b b s ' b o d y h a v i n g b e e ni d e n t i f i e d e s b l e T h e H o s e i n s i s t s
B e t t l n n e n l e A n d r e w O r m e .o n c e
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e r e e n b o a r d t h e e h l p ,w h i c h h a s
b e e n c h a r t e r e d b y R o d n e y .T h eB o l l ." C l e m e n t s , "t h o u l z h n o m i n x l l y
t h e s t e w a r d ,l s m u s t e r o f t h e h a s t .m e m e a n s t e h o l d R a d w s y u n t i l
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r e l e s s e .
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something wee wrong here."shemeld"A sense of dtesonnnce."
Bhe penned e moment. "Even morethanthat,but Impossible to putinto words.Perhaps lt was e cen-mn sense of dread. e feeling thatClements.ln e past incarnation.
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num uwn nun uauguwr, maryand husband of Colorado, are here
;his week, visiting relatives andFriends.
Mrs.Rosie Johnson ol Omaha,
riedted her sister,Mrs.Frank
Holland last week.
family were Friday evening ml-Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Svogex-son,¢
ers at Frank Gasser's.Hans, Harry and Alma Svogerson,|Mrs. A. c. Anderson and Ray- Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Rus-
mand spent Tuesday evening with eel, Helen and Bobby, Mrs. RuthMrs. Martin Rasmussen and sons Rosenbaum,Mrs.Gus Kronherz
at Blair.and Twyla, Mrs.John Monson," ___J "__N . ,. ,. ..Mrs. Ernest Mnnmn M "\m.:.=.,HAVE You SFFN
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'Y ¢l,"Sho Said a t Last." I See
Th at Y ou A r e a Ma n to Tr us t. "
kn o w lt.Ile c an see only vic to ry .
lle ha s alwa y s b ee n vic tor io us be
fone."
" I see):Ther e wa s a pau se." I
hope y ou know that if I c an do any
thing. little or hlg, to help y ou. y ou
have o nly to ask me."
She lo oke d u t hlm c u rio usly .It
wa s as though this sc rutiny were
to determine his sta tus once an d
for all.H e wa s unacc ountubly
Il£'l"YOll8"Yes,"she sold.o b l a s t," I see
that y ou are | . nmn to tru st."She
held out her trend."Good-night."
As she entered her room she san
Clenleuls c oming fr o m her has
hn n d s stateroom further forward
Ile had a tray . on whic h were some
classes and an emptied decanter. It
oc c ur red to her to wonde r whe ther
thi s smll. slle ut ma n wer e not p ly
ing his employ er wi th drink for
some purpose of hte o wn. _ In her
own room she tvonulered why lt was
that she had been led to ma ke
these unusual conihlenc es to a
stronger,when for y t-ora she had
wi th h eld the m fr om her Intimates.
She looked up wi th a amlle as
Mary , a fter n timid k noc k. e nte red
"W hy , little pale lllary has a c ol»
or tonlg ht. " sh e sa id." I s l t w i r e
least*
"lt wa s simply fn sc jnn tlng," Mary
declared quic kly ." I ha ve been
learning so mu c h n o th e r e Mr .
To d d is Interested i n m r brother.
Captain Hallett say s he°s a member
or th e c r ew a nd n ot allowe d on the
upper dec k a t all.Oo u ld tft so me
exc eption be made?"
"I will speak to the c aptain about
lt. "She hesitated a moment.°'I'm
not su re lt wou ld be wi se to spe akto Mr , Rad vr sy ab out i t.You See,
dear, y ou rather forc ed y our broth-
er on him.I qui te u nders tand why
y ou did,but he ma y keep h i m
there bec ause he doesu't."
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When,a t midni ght,wo rd wa s
br ou g ht hi m tha t the Bo s s de s imd
to see hi m, Be ttlng ton wa s sti ll on
dec k.He was ln a moo d o t e lntlon
that w a ;unusual..H e w a l con-
sc ious that the c hanc e meeting with'Eve ly n Run way had brou ght n e w
forc es in to his llfe, taken away the
old amb ltlons and given h i m n e w
and better ones and Ilually wrought
a change in h lm whic h wo uld be
permanent.H e wa s freed fr o m
all nervousness no w.w h e n he
looked into her ey es on the morrow
lt wou ld be with the c er tai n k nowl-
edge th at he love d h er.
As h e f ollowe d the mes sen ger toCle men ts big stateroom he kn e w
th at on th is in te r vi ew mi g ht h i ng eth e s af ety o f the ttvo wo me n a nd ,
perhaps. his own llre.It was qu ite
posslhle tha t already by some trlc k
of speec h. some fnllure to c atc h an
allusion,some ne wly discoveredphy sic al charac teristic he mig ht
have convinced Clements th at llls
tlrst excuses were ge n ui n e Eve n
now he mlght he c oins to u tribunal
whic h had alrea dy c onde mned hlm
St at e m e nt of , th e Con d it io n o f
T h e K e n n a r d S t a t e B a n k
A t t h e Close of_ Business
f9X'C`an:lz'.3/,1930
1:1-zsolmcms LIABILITIES
M W ~s1o2,47a.so Capiial Stock 415,000.00ovmmfm . - - - - - -131.16 Surplus & Profits - _ - -2,031.24Banding _ - - - - 'f - -5,000.00Fixtures: P€":&2.§5;1,500.00 Borrowed Money
- - - » -NoneU. s.DEPOSITS -192,182.23
Lib. Bol`|dl 12 .00Warnnta~Bonds'W0 209,213.47
Commerdd
Paper - - 22,455.00TOTAL QUICKASSETS 100,1os.'11
209,213.47
A Safe Place To Do Your Qanking
Why?
lst We hxve $100,000 in Quick Assets or over one-half of ourdeposits in Quick Assets.
2nd Oar Loans of $102,0Wa.re all C8re1'u1ly aelecfed goodnotes.
3rd Our Gverdrmfta are small-only $181.16.
dth Our Deposits an $192,000-Q mn of ;1ae,ooo dnoe weopened June 22.
s e me n ~ .Alone, he wo uld ha ve n~c hanc e azalnst th em. Man tbr man.
(C on ti nu ed o n pa ge e ig ht)
Wednesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. L. Buch were in
Omaha on business last Tuesday.
C.B.Hansen of Blair, visited
at Robert Andi-easen's Wednesday
Mrs.Will Harper of Fremont.,
visited last week at the home of
her sister in law, Mrs. A. E. Nel-
sen.Mra Sam Van Deusen came out
from Omaha Friday evening tovisit with her mother, Mrs. Mike
Nelsen.Mr.Van Deusen came
out Saturday evening and both re-
turned to Omaha Sunday morning.
Mrs.Ben Bailey and son ofBlair,visited at the Sam Hall
home last Wednesday and Thurs-
day while Mr. Bailey went to Iowa
on business.
Mrs.W.B.Rosenbaum andGladys visited Mrs. Clyde Rosen-
baum last, Wednesda afvernoon.The results of ul village elec-
tion last.Tuesday were as lol-
lows: on the village board, H. C.
Blaco and Homer E.Ward wereelectedtoservetwowars,and
Charles Berry,one year;on theBoard of Education, .Carl H.Wnrd
and Earl Jenkins for three years,
and L. D.I.auri1,s'en and Torval
Anderson, one year.Leonard Pct-
erson, Henry Kempcke, Rev. E. P.Booher,Hans J¢PP¥S¢n and Ray
Brown officiamd at the poll.
Lars Larsen, Mrs. C. W. Hansen
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Hansen drove to Lincoln Thursday
to visit with Hazel Hansen, whois in the Orthopedic hospital.
Mr.
wereparty
lung.Mr.
Helen
Mrs Carl Ward were in 0maha~
Thursday afternoon.
and Mrs. Robert Andreascn
entertained a t a di me r
in Omaha Thursday eve-
and Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaum.
Louise and Mildred and
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Florence were Sunday dinner]~
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Kramer of Fullerton and Leslie' ~
Berry of Benson, visited with Mrs.| iE. Berry and Mr. and Mrs. Homer' lg
E. Ward Sunday.
_Melvin Nelsen of Bennington,
visited friends i n Kennurd Mon-E<§;
Great Pre-Easter Sale Hats for'
Women and Misses priced at $11~
to $7.50;Childrensf so to s2.9s.|~Hundreds to pick o m-- why 1
choose from a small jrssortment?1
The Millinery Store of Blair is the {Fashion Center.12-lt 1
Bottom Prices Guaranteed 'Ev- ~ ~
erydny in the Year at the Fashion| _
Center in Blair.12-It I
9FashionCenterSilkDressesimced at $4.98, $6.75, $10 to $19.75 It
in sizes 11 to 52 in nil the smart Inew styles, colors and mz1ber~iuls-[
our New York buying office has |
just sent us another new group-»
vw: give you best values becausewe buy with 1000 other stairs all
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cluszse store for women,being
exte ively enlarged.
J e s s e S c h r o e d e r o f O m a h a m r .u u u . m r s . U L U J a r p ,m r a n n
'T` \\ |n f| |\ 1v n i n n r h r b \ v: § \l \ ¢ ~~~~~§.;a ;;a"s¢,:' ';§.§"»a;;7° <='f.;;i;;
I-l"ir»f"i12`£Z¢ ~ 'nun all! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arn. Jr. :icime muwdm nam' Am im {'_'2if'.'l'i"'.§'l.f.'§'l';?_.".'}5!{ "Elf"f/7/ls:et with _Mrs.Buch Rosenbaum
her home Th urs day aft erno on.
Mr . a n d Mr s . H . C .Blaco drove
Benson Satu rday even ing to
:e t Mis a Min n Mc W h or t er .Mis s
: W h o n e r vi s i te d S a tu r d a y n i g h t
d S u n d a y w i t h M r .a n d Mr s .
" F "u i n u u u y A|JU1'B(1By eve~
n n g .M r .an d Mr s .Ch a rle s Mi s f e ld t
an d f a m i l y vis ited M r s Ma r t i n
Rinsmussen and sans Saturday eve-
nmg.»Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Anderson...A f n mi h r e.....a....\vC=}h.»ewp. returning to Omaha SnndlY|:;:-l'h:-3-:nxt a;::;..::.';:.":',.ming.M r .a n d Mr s .He n r y V
la. VIS nn d Mnrnrnrfn Wnfn Qnnflnx
Vulbern
v wdsit-d with Dr. and Mrs.W. E.|.T; ¢I"f.'i.""F§f{I.7n arg:right and sons lust Friday.
Miss Grace Swihurt, who is in
Lining at the Nicholas Senn
spital was operated on for ap-
ndicitis last Tuesday evening. 12
reported that she is getting
mg very well.Mrs.Harland French was con-|
:gd to her hed u few days last
,__ _...._.,_.....,...-...-.Mrs. Frank Gnsset and Amanda!
were Sunday aftcmoon visitors at'
the Louis Goreham home.
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Misfeldt
and family were Sunday afternoonvisitorsat the Pete Rasmussen
home.lvar Swanberg was a visitor at
the Frank Gasser home Sunday
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4 .|»\ |.out, this Haag Model 55
sells at a price within the
reach of any poelretbook. It is up to the minute ln
every respect. Its thoroughly proven washingprinciplo
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assures spotlessly clean clothes without soakirlg,hand-
rubbing, or boiling. From a mechanical standpoint, it
is as fool-proof and trouble-free as a washer can be
made. And it is beautifully finished in lustrous Vortcl
a n d E a r l J e n k i n s f o r t h r e e y e a r s ,
a n d L .D .I.A1urits'en a n d To r v a i
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Great Pre-Easter Sale Hats for' I
Women and Misses priced at $11
to $7.50;Childrensf so to s2.9s.|Hundreds to pick o m-- why
choose from a small jrssortment?
The Millinery Store of Blair is the
1.1-IFashionCents:-r.12-lt I
Bottom Prices Guaranteed 'Ev-
eryday in the Year at the Fashion
Center in Blair.12-It
Fashion Center Silk Dressespriced at $4.98, $6.75, $10 to $19.75
in sizes 11 to 52 in nil the smart
new styles, colors and materials-
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andreasen 9
were entertained a t a dinner 5party in.Omaha Thursday eve-ening.'"
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaum '
Helen Louise and Mildred and 5
M m Carl Ward were in Omaha `§Thursday afternoon.~I.
Mr.and Mrs.Sam Hall and'~Florence were Sunday dinner I E§
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bailey ~at Blair.~Helen Berry of Schuyler,Fred' 5
Kramer of Fullerton and Leslie 2Berry of Benson visited with Mrs I
E. Benq' and Mn and Mrs. Homee' ~
E.Ward Sunday.551
liielvin Nelsen of Bennington,é
visited friends in Kermard Mon- ig
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and sox; and Mr. and Mrs. Cl~dé
Tekamah-Bessie Menckc's ex~
lusze store for women,being
xte ively enlarged.
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vm give you best values
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T h e y a r e w h a t t h e i r n a m e s a y s - p u r e b r e d .G e n e r a t i o n s o f t h e
f c c f l s t h a t f i n a l l y b e c a m e l h r s c s e e d s p r o d u c e d v e g e t a b l e s a n d ~ v
fimvcrs approaching perfection.
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day.He is now traveling for A.owner of n new McCormick Deer-
Y. MacDonald, wholsalce plumbers ing tractor.
Miss Goldie Wendte of Fremont!Mrs. Lyman Camberg and chil-
spent the week-end with her sls~divan were all day visitors Fridayter, Olga.'at the Dora Sumner home.
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NEBRASKAKENNARDvru the lplder who nl- ked the HJ
to step Into hla parlor."
"Of course." she sald. A moment
Inter," I care nothing whatever
ab o u t t h e n u n .T o me they are
J u n deconuve,lovely lanterns
h u n :ln the hesvenn to mak e the
n lg h u beautiful....Worrying
thou! my husband ls drlvlng me to
the deepest mlsery.I used to be
lo proud ot hlm.Perhaps I lacked
the healthy lnstluct whlch girls
oug ht to hu ve to r eompanlonshlll
wi th boy s o f the lr o wn n g a Irather daplsed young men.Thelr
ambitions seemed so smqll. no con~
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course. Elgar was notoriously hand-some then.You see, I took charge
of my tutner'| household when my
mother dled.I was only seventeen.
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think o f them; but he re, with noth~
I n g to d o but watc h Elgar,an d
know that this is th e end . 1 a m mn
of my tr oub les ."
"W hat do y ou menu by the end?"
he asked. The implic ation that Rnd
'|n\7's death mi gh t be wh a t she
mea nt.disturbed hlm.No ma tter
how c o nc ern ed he might be to r the
we lf ar e of the two wo me n, h e wa s
br ea ki n g th e law b y pretend ing to
be u quulliied p§ s lc l~n .An d to
have to attend n dy ing man and see
oth ers ha m:on his verdicts and
tn ke c omfort f m m his hlunderlng
Inadequate servic e m m a chilllmz
y
I
i f,f_;"°'A=`°.;.s€3=f
_ , I I
'"lie is slip ping ," s he s aid, as
pi n g mc ntnily .It Is the fate
these strong men wh o deriveltrenglh but from themselvem H e
think: n monlh's rest will put hlm
m shape for the buule.You have
see n b la mexhods of training.H e
"By battle.you menu h ll hgh!
1|-nh Gibbons!"Horn/mxzs jun oil' the griddle are at their tenderat. T|1en'a
the time to eat them-wlnen thcy're bot. And vegetables just"Elgar nuderratu Mr .Glhbons,whom I know slightly.He has not
lllgm-'I supreme ability. bu! he can
da c e n d to meannesses which my
Imahnnd never used.After all, Elgar
hu land hm great moments."She
dghed."lin e r s w a s l time when
an n no k e en a ju d z e a t e ve n ts a n
from n garden are at their tenderest. Then is the
them. wo-when the radinhes are solid, crisp.
tomnoes sparkle as you peel them, and you can alice them
smooth and thin.
"nan f. l<h|~lmn nwh-n nur! eninv nil vnnr vegetables at theirm y futher thought he would wln
the Pr esldvn tln l n omi nation . I ! was
J u n utte r th e p n n lc o r 1 9 0 7 wh e n
h l n n a m e l e d u l l t n e x - e e n ....I
lh o u ld ha ve been mi s tr e s s o f th e
W h i te Ho u s e b e to rs I wa l twe n ty .
Na tu ra lly , I wa s da zz le d. "
B e k n e w she wa n llr ln g o u r
q n l n th day s wh e n l t seemed
th a wo r ld ad plac e d ltn a ll nt h er
! o ! L" W e w e r e t l l k l n ;o !Mr .Gib-
bo h l. we r e n' t ws ?" Th er e vu mo r e
ot reserve ln her vnlc e npw.I t vn u
u though she realized sho land. un~
de r th e nr aln or th a la n fe w bo nu ,
disc losed too muc h ot herself." H e
A'
I. year ago | gruup or men wno nm|uRend nah Elnrs lcthidu,promised to jolu Mr. Gibbons if hacould prorve himself unable at giv-hr hnttls and plain( victory.Thuan mu lu be thgjlamqhln and
We Invite you t bT he K enn ar d g ti nnt kewgg nk
J ABE B. G N. Pres.GEO. T. Rlznmnwn "__
1»nu4.\ mad,In-. Gibbon: by enun-
Ehkir. Ndmrllkn AnHl 10. 1930
the Chu. Eby home.
On Monday Ed Olson installed\ radio nt the J. N. Harrison ele-
vator amen.
Hi s :Ann Petersen of Omnhn,
spent the week-and at the Dr. A.
J. Cameron home.
Huwaxd Gnndon of Omnhl.
the Godsey home Mn. Gnndou,
who ha s be e nbe mthapa stwee k,curing fm-her father,who was
quita badly injured on Monday, re-
turned home with him.Mr. God-
sey in still under the docmfseare
but is improving.
S. M. Parrish czlebmted um 80thbirthdayMonday,April 7.The
event wan celebrated on_ Sunda
s gusts at tha Ed Gei se lmn
me.Mr. md Hn. Fred Fagerqnist ol
Valley, spent Wednesday evening
at the R-ly I-'sgerquint home.
busy xmwnz the foundntion under
his house.`
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Compton ofBlair, spent Sundly afternoon nt
Qhe Harry Ervey home.
.m. a nd un. Hugfm s wi m-lma
spent Wedmsday avening at the
Cecil Thompson home.
Kdwel o!Fremont. gnu x xhort
address on Luther Leagua work.
The 'i n thu gsune mmment wa sofRev.Wm. Goedo and Adolph
Schurman.Helredxmentu comin-
i-\\¥ of ice ereun and waters were
wma by A ccmmitfee.The fol-
intnlowmg members were .akenGoldStripe$1.95 hose reduced
w $1.50 lt uw Fuhion Oentefin
sheer weight-dlk to top.12-lt
F h n t t a m d Etanetta D-:eases
a ¢ $ 1 ma l m 1 4 w 4 6 a r e s ¢ 1 u n glike ha ks at the Fashion Cen-
te r-ue w dns :ine if they fade.Spring Coat: are selling fast st
the Fashion Center-seheet yours
now and save money.The primes
are sm, $12.75, as to $29.50 in
mu 1 4 1 ° 4 s in light o r m 2
wen among those who amended
the Achievement program i n
nm: Tuesday altemopn.Mr. and Mrs. Mlrtln Larsen and
sons were supper guests Tuesday
evening at the Qxria Larsen home
i n mm .St.Paula Aid met Thun dly
afternoon at the Howard Jensenhomewithanattendanceof12membersand21visitors.The
Ladies dwded to have a goth! atthe church Sunday lflzmoon and
evening,May 12.M n .George
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AUCTIONEER
Blair.Nebraska
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Alma Langhont, Ethel Schuman,
Grace Paeper,Helen Wilkening,Numa n Weitkamp and Raymond
Wilkening.
Mn. Henry Lallmnn and daugh-
ter, Mariana ol Beemer, are vis-
MD8 at thu; Mrs. Minnie Lallman
**°§= at this time." m e d
rs.August `.
Wednesday with Mrs.George
Stmngu-_
ealebnta her birthday.lllr.\ndllrs .J .L » Pae e ne n --
Robeli vlsikd at the P. X. Pete
sen home near Lyons, S\md.\y.
Mr.and Mrs.John Raid were
Sunday dinner gueals at the JoeSully home st De Soto.
fo rtune w :elk his a rm Thurs-
day while the tractor.
Mrs. Goo W tte Ind son of
Bennington, and My. And Mn. H.
Johnson spbnt Wednesday evening
a t the 0tto Chr|nian|en home,
hkpi ng their daughter,Lavonne
were Sunday dinner guests at theChris Vlndenlev hume.'
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Kundel andtwoqhlldren were Saturdny eve-
ning callers at the parental, Frank
Brown home.
Mn. Jena Clausen lttanded the
cantata given at the Danish churnhSunday evening.
u
Mrs. Cui Jensen and daughiex-,\
Edna spent theweek-end visiting
nt. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Olsen.Mr.and Mrs. John Compwnaxon w Missouri Valley on bm-'
ness Thursday afternoon.Mr. md Mrs . Hury Smi th and
Flnvd and Mlm Lndlle Jeusem
d
Ur
were Sunday dinner guests at theChris Vlndenlev hume,'
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Kundel and|two qhlldren were Saturdsy eve-
ning callers at the parental, Frank
Brown home.
Mn. Jenn Clausen nttanded the
cantata given at the Danish churnhSunday evening.
Henry Mielmz and daughter,
Mrs. 0. Gordon of Omlhn, visited
at the Harry Ervey home Mondny
afternoon.
Mm.August Timm visited herson,Henry at Rnlston Sunday
afternoon.Henry lmd the mis~
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AUCTIONEER
Blair.Nebraska
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Farm Sales 1| Speclalty _Phone-#Black 45a;'1';',":,"°;"z;:".,;di;,;'j'g;;|;;-_\f |just a week away.12-ul
Johnson in honor ol Mrs. John- ",md Mn Hayes Raunbllm'brth anniversary.'_~'°'i¢i. LM Mrs.Charles Kaeniz Ed .i'£'f§h .,._"'L£,.,.,.k °.L'2
m§f'"2 ¢,;.,.fs y';: or U|uxl,thw\=i;=a """"°'11 "é r o o u v i s i t i n g Mm L e n s B e n c h o f m s m d f ;e g m m a zwu p °=° ;;
Cml{1oun;_____fvia n a1 a wa nt tn th e P ete r I ve r so n
Hrs. Harold Webster .ml Anm|p;gserrt_yvem _l£{1;- "9'*%f=~_¥'?."|?Ff."§°?.'}-..¥*2E.k"school Th1.»y~=e .,?r;'m " M ' » < f i s
at the Fred Rugert home.Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Owen an-
nounoete th:~of guelagay
r aAphl 1 .° " P y.
Chas had Sidney Rutledge of
Pender, lD€lJt Thursday here nt
nemo,mr.and mrs.L..A.r l ! "rlsh and Mlry~Marie of Omahm
George Pan-iuh and family and
Mr.and M n .Ralph Roberts 01
Decatur, Neb., Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
Parrish and son and Mr. and Mrs.
P s Ho kins-`M£ .mf Mrs. W. c. Cameron.
u .-Mx M...n m . .Rmdonnn
WI: mwmwu.Mr. and Mrs. Hermnn Lallman
of Wmnlow, visited Sunday alien
noon at Mrs. Minnie I.A1lman's.The following atiended LutherLeague meetin from hem Friday
evening:Pear Strenger,Clara
Mengedoht,Irene and Norma
l-loltman.Grace Paener. Helenam
Mrs . J i m Summe rs a nd Mrs . D. "'""" "'°" "' --~- »A_ Compton were an day vsiwnlhome and surprised Mr. and Mrs.
wédding umxvennry Lunch wasWai: andy Mrs. George Peck and brought and ¢I\j"°Y by AIL
family and Mr.Kennedy,all of While the vmwr r m pupils °f
Omaha,w e r e Sunday dinner Rbse Hi ll school oyed their
guests at the home of Mr. and srfeak d w Tuesday/ "WY vidied
Mrs. Fred Peck.'L'Q°°h] '¢h'zf'l°__ u
at me Clark Lippincott home onllveraon in hqnor of their fifteenth
: " - \the nfwi R111
M r .a n d M
wlnvnfl *HA #hn
gledge horrle.~~ ~ ~. r a E v e r e t t M i l l e r w e r e o n t h e s z
r l A (O L ;u u n \ n | |a n s *. .- --- -
" " ' ° " " § _ ' f , f " ` " " ' No W ns ''l Alvin$52 eommittea for and Raymond Wiikemdng. Normgn
mi mam; for me !'f§!"=.e"=P.-.I"!»..H°1*s2"-.<E=!-Mr, and Mrs. Neil West and son
spent Thursday evening at the
Home of Mr.and Mrs.Alfred
Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs.Leslie Thompsonandbabyspent. Tuesday evening
et. the John Compton home.
Sunday school at the PleasantView school last Sunday morning
was attended by fony.'Hue Ser-
vice Seekers class continue bo
hold the banner, their class hav-
in e lm larmult nttendnnoe.Rev.
Sunday axtemoon guests at meH. C. Larsen home were Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Iverson and Mary Helen
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Iverson-of
Lincoln.
Mrs.Rob Peterson md daugh-
ter,Leona of Fremont, spent acouple of days last week with Miss
Louise Larsen in Orum.Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph AndrewsonvisitedWednesday.at the
Peter Tolt home ln Fremont.
|Sunday dinner guests st j.he
......e.. ...e ws.. V. we wee.iw...the Smith Property into thehome
vacated le st we &by Mr.andMrs. Frank Amick.
The entrance into Mead park
has been improved the past week
by having it filled in with several
loads of dirt and crushed rock.
Mr. and Mrs.0. L .Hilsinger
accompanied Mr. and Mrs.BertCooper to Omaha Wednesday and
spent the day.
Mrs.Wm.Christensen enter.
|U. E. s. 'rnunregular meetix
Those whotravel by bus
that a bus delisheda t ti n
All busses wi
is indeed a (
and will be a]
fore persons lto walt on thesome business
Rev. Richxm
ag.| Deg uarqngg, A5tpur_n}cgng9aonnhaveoccasionw
will be glad to know'pot has been estab-
West Bros.garage-11 sto there.Thislecidei improvement
pprecinted.Here-tm
;raveI.ing by bus had
» street or impose on
house.
und and family were
mr. and mrs. John Echtenump,Sr.of Arlington,visited Sundayaftemoon at the John Echtenl-mmp
Jr._home and in the evening they
vismed at Wm. Holtma.n's.
Mrs.Wm.Lallman and Miss
Mary Lallmsn vldted Tuesday
aftemoon at Mrs.Minnie Lail-
man's.
Miss Wilhelmina Franke return-
e d h o m e W e d n e s d a y e v e m n g f r o r r
# L M u/»~1»..\ ' ¢ ¢ | '» \ l L-..,-.., _.,,__._._,....,_____Moran will be with us next Sun~
day morning. E/erybody welcome!
Friends of Miss Hazel Cannonwere sorry to hear of the death
o l her brother-in-law,Mr.Neu-
meyer of Council Bluffs.He was
helping a fiend of their's repair
a radio aednl Saturday afternoon
and in some manner he fell fromthe house and was injured .so bad-ly he passed away Sunday with-
out regaining consciousness.Miss
Gussis Scheffler of Blair, is sub-stituting for Miss Cannon this
week._
an...rm...R\nmhnm was varv
Chris Peterson home were:Mr.
and Mrs.Jens Larsen and MissLeona and Alfred Jensen of Blair,Miss Hazel Newkirk was an aio-
emoon guest.Messrs.and Mesdames Ahdrew
.Johnson and Peter Nielsen were
|Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Hans Andersen home in Herman.Saturday evening guests at the
Chris Benson home in honor of
Mr.Benson's birthday were Mr.and Mrs. Joe Jessen and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Andreason
and Miss Lennetta Gnuse.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl. Rasmussen
__..__=»....._...e....a..... n - _
Itained the members of the Baptist
8\lild at her home west of townlast Thursday.Twenty~two ladies
attended.
Frank Wright was on the sicklist the past week.
The Oscar Davis family last
week moved their household goods
to Om
Wm.Pierce entertained ten of
his friends at dinner at his homeThursdayeveningin honor of his
binhday anniversary.After din~
ner the evening was spent at
cards.Mr._Pierce_was presented
a 'nice rocking chair.
guests at the Wm. Sprick home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. L. A. Parrish, Mrs. Frank
Evans and Mrs.Ed Kelso drove
out from Omaha Wednesday aft-
ernoon and were pleasant callersat the P. s. Hopkins home.
A district conference of the
Methodist chrueh will be held atArlington Wednesday, April 28. A
very interesting program has been
prepared.Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Cooper and
family, were entertained at a din-
ner at the Bert Cooper home at
Tekamah last Tuesday evening - .--me "ee" su, at .w........Fremont callers this week were:
Messrs.and Mesdames WaltelWehmeyer, Bernice and Geraldine
Wm.Holtman and Irene,Mrs
Henry Lallman and Mariann, Gil-bert and Minnie Lallman,Mrs
George Strenger.Miss Norma Holtman visited irArlington Saturday.
Spring Coats are selling fast nltheFashionCenter-select youn
now and save money.The pricei
are $10, $12.75, $15 to $29.50 irsizes14 to 48 ln light or darl
colors in snort or dress coats-
" n y u l u u l u u l m u
of Buttér drbp?
Because of
Accumlated Surpluses oj All
Dairy Productsan n laxmxYple a s a ntly s ur p n s e d S a tu rd a y whmln o o n gu es ts a t th e ar s h a ll M a t z
te n o f h e r f r i e n d s c a me a n d s p e n t ho me .
th e day wi t h he r.A m o n g th os e Mr s .Elle n J o h n s o n a n d so ns
p r e s e n t we r e Ma s s E mma A lb n g h t sp en t Su nd ny af ter n oo n a t th e
o f n e m l l l g w a a n q n r .Ra lp h Ru d o lp h A n d r e a s o n h o mg _
AH?vi lla g e an u scnnol elellu onwa s he ld a t th e bri c k h a ll la s t
Tue sd ay A p r i l 1 .Th e r e wa s n o
issu e a nd n o c omp etid on far pla c es
o n th e to w n bo ar d an d th e th r e e
me mb e r s wh o s e t e m s exp i r e d
M r a A .J .Ca me r o n w i l l be
h o s te s s to t h e M. E . A i d Wennes-
day a fb ern oo n.Th e y wi l l q u xlt
Mr s .A n n u Peddie a n d Mi s s
Car oli ne W a c hf e r en te rtai ne d a t
d a m n ,Sn tn r d a v e ve n i n z f o r M r .
selec t y o u r Co a t No w- - E a s te r ia
ju s t u we e k a wa y .12-11
Sp ri ng C o ats ar e s elli ng fa st n w
th e Fa s hi o n C e n m v- s e l e c t y o u n
n o w a n d s a ve mo ne y .Th e p ri c e :
u n n o m :e u :Q'70Rl\lv
If every farm family will use BUTTER
as a spread and in cooking and if one ad-
ditional pound of butter per family per\~whitney of Ua"°"P°"* {'!""E"..|Mr. and Mrs. Elms Hansen Miwere n~~~c . E - | " " " "" M d c u m ;T * V l f l l | ¢ l U |. w u v u Q u d l l v i la n d M r s .W m .A d a m s ,r .a n s i z e s 1 4 t o 4 8 m h g h t o r d a d
;y = = 1 g 3 H ; " ¢ ' ; § , . §" 2 § d " § ' M r s .D .B u c h a n d O t w L a r s o n .c o l o r s i n s p o r t o r d r e s s c o a t s - : -
n a c r M e t K r o e s e a n d _ _.¢W B I E ~t o ~. . £ ' E . ' ° , i' £ . . . , . _ , .I |\ n r | \ n u | u r n n f n i l ?~~C o l . \ t N O W ~~
Mr. and Mrs.Glen McDonaldnnd children, Mr. and Mrs.Fred
Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olsen
and son spent Sunday afternoon
Herman we n Sunday moming Johnsor
callers nt the Carl Rasmussen Van Hr
home.They were dinner guests Olson month will be consumed by all countryat Jens Iverson's.The Ai d o f the Danish church
met Wednesday afternoon at the
Ed Newkitk home with sn attend-
ance of 17 members and about 12
gumts.Mrs.'Henry Rasmussen
will be the May hostess.q..¢.ma.v mmninv viximrs at the
Board of Education [or thrcel
years.Mrs.and baby
visited Mrs. D. E. Hayes Wednes-
day evening while Mr.Pullenspent the evening at Blair.
The following members of the
James Puullen
mms Auunyu nuyucv, ww V.. V...high school teachers, and the lat-ter's sister,Mrs.Jones of Wy-
more, spent Saturday at Omaha.
Evelyn and Vernon Van Ho mandMissHelenNeiderkruger
drove over from Lincoln Saturday
and visited_unti|_ late Sunday at
3usr n week away.1Z~1|
HILLSIDE NEWS OF
GARDNER DISTRICT
Elizabeth and Hazel Sheets tool-Sunduv dinner with Mrs. l-Id Pi!-
folks,at the Teil Olsen home,helpingEttleArlenecelebrate 'her birth-
ay..!|Ir. and Mrs.",ouie Mencke g m
<»~»
1 | \ i l f h e l l w e r e W &(.1 IIE5( 1!iy i s ve z u n gA41...1............f f .'L i v a n r lN I S I U J I B al..u n :u m m ;M :u.|¢.W . -M r s .T e d O l m g e r .
u .A1L.....L n...1 1.... 0 1 4 M h m Future surpluses will be prevented°":'_ ;".;': ;'_ ':;:'1 .|Womm| Club attended the .mnalthe Jamal Van nom name.l.I1-.-» EI. az?»1.;'2§' s£'».'i'§.? f=¥€'.;;;..;":.,.|'3a; 3gf',,';'=='=" "T" '='=_,;°',;', ;.¢t ¢a.»¢..a.s.;;¢c;;¢a;;a
ua Hn. me Fallen of mm. md an Johnlon and py,,|u._Fndly m d "n m | m d rognm;Ir. and Mn. Emmnuel Andnl-~Nem Andenen wal I that day:Hn. Henry lsen,
..... nf Orum vmma Sunday nn- w..|.....|..,m m m m m al !"1.1\- -I-_§\'°51'°!!¢ 1511: E- .c.
The amd ol Education met "';~nelmtly ma '°""§"" 'f ' "": vir¢'1f'J$hn L... mi i
~ _, .IL JZ'_1'......¥.".;.vilxmn at um .mm .m.....n.m.Patronize Your Own Productuns will no mount ue uppruvuu uyall as our schools are in competenthands and are doing nicely.The
teachers are: F. B. Shrader, Sup't;Margaret Kroese,Prin;MarcusKroger,leacher a n d athletic
coach;Kathryn Hughes, commer-cial; Mildred Coulter, 7th and Sth;
Ieona Raver,5th and Gth;Ele-
dyoe Godsey,8rd and 4th;Mrs.
Ralph Andersen, primary.
Venn Hom won third place in
the county spelling contest heldat Blair a weekagzo Saturday.
Sunday ~'§...;§¢;';;"2a;
Frank Linden home were Mr. anc
Mrs.W.C.Linden and family
Pau] Jefferson and Mildnle Linderof Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Petersen ol
Qrnaha,.C.N.Hansen of Blair
vmted at the Jens Clausen homf
Thursday evening..
My. and Mrs. L. B. Pelersenandfamily were Sunday dinner guests
at the Frank Brown home.
~ Hffwe- 'swf-=1esl.¥*"
ernoon at the George Fallen home.
Mr.and Mrs.'hed Olsen and
daughter spent Sunday evening
visiting Mr.and Mrs.Edmunu
Johns, near Blair.Mr.and Mrs. Jonas Blomberg
were visitors Sunday afternoon atthe Andrew Svendganrd home.Mr. and Mrs.Ray Johnson of
Omaha, entertained at a six o'»:lock
dinner Suhdny evening.Their
guests from Blair were Mr.andMrs.Harry Smith,Floyd Smith
and Miss Lucille Jensen.Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and
family and Mr.and Mrs.Hans
Mencke spent Sunday evening vis-iting Mr. nnd Mrs. Louie Mencke
and family.Mrs.~C.Lippinsott was :iSundayafternoonvisitorat(lu
John Compton home.Mr.and Mrs. Clark LippincottandbabywereSundaydinnerguests at the home of Mr.and
Mrsn Ed Johnson of Fremont.Mr. and Mrs. John .lessen of
Mrs. Chris Peterson.Sunday eveqing visitors at the
Fred Ahlmeyer home were Mr.and Mrs.Chris Peterson a n d
family,Mr.and Mrs.Gottlieb
Stork and sonsand Otto Bierman.Mrs. Chris Benson was a Mon~day afternoon guest of M m
Rudolph Andnason.She spentTuesday afternoon! at the AlbertJensenhomenearFontanclle,
lgelping Harold celebrate his birth.
ay.Mrs.Fred Knutson is at the[Edgar Larsen home, near Admah
|helping cam for a little grandson,,who is very sick with whooping
cough.Prof.and Mrs.Fynboe andehildronofBlair, were Sunday
afternoon visitors at the
Andersen home.Sunday guests at the Joe
home were Mr.and Mrs.
Benson and Mr.and Mrs.
Goldberg.
Mr.and Mrs.Jens Sorensen
N. J .
JessenChris
Soren
Burdic and Mrs. D. w. Rutledge.
A baby son was born to Mr.
andl-Irs. Hans Hansen Thursday,
April 3.Miss Ethel Laughlin is
looking after the household duties
for Mrs. Hansen.v
Mrs._ Nora |Kastlc and Romaweredinnerguests Thursday of
Mrs. D. E. Hayes.Mrs. Sullivan
was a suuper guest that evening.The Vain Moffitt family,who
recently moved here into \heMrs.Mary Piles home last week, mov-
ed onto the Lennie Ackerman'.farm.
|Mrs. D. E. Hayes and Miss Elna
Petersen were guests Thursday
afternoon at the Robert Petersenhome at Rose Hill.
Miss Thelma Ha rt came up
from Omaha for a week-end visit
with her mother, Mrs, Geo. Hart
and Carl.
Mr.and Mrs.Jennings West
tookitheir son, James to Omaha
';i';_;1;fl\:1'SdHY to consult nn ear
E A T B L A | R B U T \ T E R
Blair Co-0perative Creamery
m N ..|_..Mrs. H. C. Ccfoper enjoyed Sun-
day dinner in the country with her
daughter,Mrs.D.W.Rutledge
and family.
Anklets for children-values to
501: on sale at 29c in all sizes and
colors at the Fashion Center.ll.
Full-fashioned silk to top ser-
vice weight stockings, $1 pair in
all colors and sizes nt the Hosiery
Storc o f Bl a i r- t h e Fashion
Denber.12-ll
1000 Store Buying Power-thnf
is the secret of the wonderful
styles and low prices nt the Fush-
lon Center in Blair every day inthe year.Shop there and sec for
yourself-it is the only way.If
||0G"l`0NE
H 0 G s
To MARKET EARLY
SpecialPrice Now ~
P lloner Ga
Blair Drug Co_
BLAIR NEBRASKA
B E L L C R E E K V A L L E Y
The Fontanelle Luwer I/eague
met Friday evening for theirmonthly social and business meet-ing.Fred Niebaum had charge of
the devotional part and a piano
duet was given by Alma and
Esther Langhorst.Rev.George
mea
~~f\'d,<»
.~l v
..,~€'i5"J ~' :
4-*..4.-¢
J u n io r class p la y i n Bl a i r Fr i d a y
n i g h t a n d sta y ed o v e r n i g h t w i t h
E d i th Ra ve r , d n u g h tr e o f Mr . a n d
Mr s .E d Ra ve r .
1 ~1:||»z
evening with Mrs. Anna Hagge in
Blair..\1r. and Mrs. Jflhn Jensen and
two daughters,Helen and Betty
visited ar. the Fred Hurdum home,
north of Blair Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen and
son,Robert and Miss DorothyMastersattendedacharivariat
gg-<=Fred Anderson home near
erman 'Thursday evening inhonorofMr.and Mrs.Ole Jen-
sen who were recently married at
ICc»bcsfield,Neb.at the home of
Mrs.Frank Barnes.They will
live on a farm near Herman.
Mr.and Mrs. Cecil Thompsonand son, Kenneth and F. C. C. Pe|.~
ersen spent Sunday at the JensPetersen home in uncil Bluffs.
Faye Ervey e rtained Amelia
Petersen and artha Nelson at
supper Sunday evening.
Dan Phillips has a crew of men
4*
N F006 lvlT l u l vr l n a 8 t ! I l I . u h ' I
l a m i n a i t y , K a m a .P l a n u n d m u ! R l l n a d P O S T P M D , . I n d i a B t l n c l f n i s p u p
U l b ! c m d ; B o o k .
~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .T o w n .. . . . . . . . . .. .. . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . B u t | . . . .. . . . . .
n . r . n . . . . . ... . . . . . . . .
nnii? iégiua Friday evedng at 1-,;""__ -=--------Qu 1{°m¢ of Mr. md Mm Alfred é n muueg ~ ==;,g»=_;1d I~ 31;p M1-s:_Q.L.Hi ls i nvday vlsrmg at the BertH.M Geo n u ma em:-''. 'i'Kf"....¢ Mn. Ted Olinger vin- 4,22 |ndrg°Rayn1nd F" '" "" '" °° i ' ¢ " f. f 'i="I1'»If¢"`f>1.°..Gene to
xtedvSumlny =g==-g-,=.=-= the J. W. spent Thursday evcmng rzhge Omahx Wednesdny for s few day:
u m h xr nv M nd nl Hu l l W IJE" /.i'a'§"§¢I-'ollzln and Diisnhnfnilulwnn Rim ..,...i.Z'. :nuts 9.':.§?.-u!...lf: dg p ri .
LIS; s=fI|Li 'Li' i~'rem¢nt.. Mr. a:\d|"E.lf.1-I '§.f-\§;I"ni°5i'Y\}§§"1],§§L|¥"II"'#1"..ff. ..-.:» .ft
1
The Fontanelle Luwer I/eagqemetFridayeveningfortheir
monthly social and business meet-
ing.Fred Niebaum had charge of
the devotional part and a piano
duet was given by Alma and
Esther Langhorst.Rev.George
Lacquer.You can
mke used pieces as
\
n o ..
c h ar ivar i Mr . a n d M r s , E a r l ~ o f t.
M r .an d Mr s .Ra y Fa ge r qu is t
a n d da ug hter s we r e Sun day eve-
ut the Lars Rolland home.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Farnberg of
Blair, spent Thursday evening at
the Fred Dickmeyer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Lewis and
son of Valley, spent Sunday aft-
ernoon at the Ray Fagerquisf
home._
A number of Orum folks_drove
||0G"l`0NE
H 0 G s
To MARKET EARLY
SpecialPrice Now ~
P lloner Ga
Blair Drug Co_
BLAIR NEBRASKAattrnuvéfaswhen
new.No special
THE HACK SAW
von 4 _Blai Nebraska, Apnfxo, wsu NUMBER 49
Somebody said one
time that all men
are liars.But someare better at in than
others,we've not-iced.
You can't afford to
:Jenn house without
a stepladder when
you can huy a 5 or 6
foot stepladder at
our special price of$1.69. They are well
made ladders,rod-
ded every step. Reg-
ular $2.25 value.
Did you ever heax
anybody knock the
make of c u he isdriving?Neitherhave we.
¢»~.
Le o , J r . h a d th ei r to n si ls r e move d
E d Sta ple to n o f Te k n ma h ,wa s
re -n ewin g ac quaintanc es here o n
Satur da y .
Ph y lli s a n d Ro b er t. K r ame r ar e
sp en di ng a c ou ple o f we ek s wi th
th ei r gr an dp ar en ts ,Mr .a n d M r s .
B e r t Ro ma n s .
P .S.Ho p ki n s s p e nt W ed n e sd a y
....v
Mr.and Mrs. Cecil Thompsonand son, Kenneth and F. C. C. Pe|.~
ersen spent Sunday at the JensPetersen home in uncil Bluffs.
Faye Ervey e hained Amelia
Petersen and artha Nelson at
supper Sunday evening.
Dan Phillips has a crew of men
lneals
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE
relatives and while there went to
the hospital to see Wm. Branden,who is slowly recovering.
Mr.and Mrs. Carrol Foster of
Cmis. were Wednesday visitors at
I day,"he m d"Three up a nd
thme down."
Blair. Nebraska
skill required W
apply.
Inuk over y o u r
screens now,it r epairso r replace-
ments are needed.Put the men folks to
work.We cnt wire
clot so size and have
all the necessarydetails.
Tommy a nd Nellie
had been put to bed
for fighting.While
To mmy wu ny i ns
his prayers he sud-
denly paused."Ex-
cuse me a minube.Gpd, while I knockhout of Nellie.
She's _tick1iu'm y
feet."L
For the odd jobs of
pdnting and v arn-ishing,we stock
DEVOE Paint and
Va mi ah i n conven-
ient dze cans that
can be used without
waste.
Them's n o t h i n g
quite no useless ls aworthlesscheck.
m u o f llmilies
quarrel among them
selves.But just letan outsider horn in
and nee where he
gets!
The man just homefro m a sea voyage
Eer§`§0nié s=Ind4y evening.
sheer weigh..silk to top
f a s h i o n
pric ed ut S
in siz es 1]
Center Si lk
Qiévé atvlcs. colors and material
THE HACK SAWiceweight.stoc kingéh $ 1 pa ir in
~ll c olors and sizes at the Hosiery
to re o f B i a i r - t h e Fas hi ov
en te r.1 2 - lt
von. 4 _.Blai Nebraska, Apri1"1o, 1930 NUMBER 49
Somebody said one
time that all men
are liars.But someare better at in than
others,we've not-iced.
You can't afford to
:Jenn house without
a stepladder when
you can huy a 5 or 6
foot stepladder at
our special price of$1.69. They are well
made ladders,rod-
ded every step. Reg-
ular $2.25 value.
Did you ever heax
anybody knock the
make of c u he isdriving?Neitherhave we.
Glendening Gauge
Washington, Ne braska
YOU DOI, ~" 1 NE E D
m cxpa'tto discoverwhat tire ` bat. Yousee
the ahswer ery day on
the roads:more peopleriding on Goodyears thanon any other dra.,
~ ;.: 'H H ;
,.
~'f
~ ~~~ . 12
~
.|,}
asaswemw
~
niture with DEVOE
Lacquer.You can
mke used pieces as
attrnuvéf as when
new.No special
skill required W
apply.
Inuk over y o u r
screens now,it r epairso r replace-
ments are needed.Put the men folks to
work.We cnt wire
clot so size and have
all the necessarydetails.
Tommy a nd Nellie
had been put to bed
for fighting.While
To mmy wu ny i ns
his prayers he sud-
denly paused."Ex-
cuse me a minube.Gpd, while I knockhout of Nellie.
She's _tick1iu'm y
feet."L
For the odd jobs of
pdnting and v arn-ishing,we stock
DEVOE Paint and
Va mi ah i n conven-
ient dze cans that
can be used without
waste.
Them's n o t h i n g
qniie no useless ls aworthlesscheck.
m u o f llmilies
quarrel among them
selves.But just letan outsider horn in
and nee where he
gets!
The man just homefro m a sea voyage
was asked about the
meals.
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE I day,"he m d"Three up a nd
thme down."
Blair. Nebraska
FIND »»c Ar | 1or:r\||||:>|:»..4|:|~.|TQ
Build your baby chic k pro fits out o f the
NUTRENA Chi c k Ma s h Ba g.
In every bag you will find 90% or better
li v a b i l l ty - c h i c k s ave raging 1 %to 2
lbs.i n we i ght a t 8 w e e k s - mo r e
gro wth a t le s s c o s t--e v e nly ma t u r e d
...Q-.~I a u d u n lf o r mly f e a -
and less work and worry needed to take
care of a hatch of baby chicks.
NUTR E NA C h i c k Ma s h is the surer
way to more poultry prolita.Start
every hatch on it this season.
. __ g m
BIGELOW and UNRUH
THE HACK SAW
Gets Your
H O G S
To MARKET EARLY
0 |S p e c 1 a l P r 1 c e N o w ~
P e l lrG a o n --
Blair Drug Co
BLAIR NEBRASKA
von. 4 _.Blai Nebraska, Apri1"1o, 1930 NUMBER 49
Somebody said one
time that all men
are liars.But someare better at in than
others,we've not-iced.
You can't afford to
:Jenn house without
a stepladder when
you can huy a 5 or 6
foot stepladder at
our special price of$1.69. They are well
made ladders,rod-
ded every step. Reg-
ular $2.25 value.
Did you ever heax
anybody knock the
make of c u he isdriving?Neitherhave we.
niture with DEVOE
Lacquer.You can
mke used pieces as
skill required W
apply.
Inuk over y o u r
screens now,it r epairso r replace-
ments are needed.Put the men folks to
work.We cnt wire
clot so size and have
all the necessarydetails.
Tommy a nd Nellie
had been put to bed
for fighting.While
To mmy wu ny i ns
his prayers he sud-
denly paused."Ex-
cuse me a minube.Gpd, while I knockhout of Nellie.
She's _tick1iu'm y
feet."L
For the odd jobs of
pdnting and v arn-ishing,we stock
DEVOE Paint and
Va mi ah i n conven-
ient dze cans that
can be used without
waste.
Them's n o t h i n g
qniie no useless ls aworthlesscheck.
m u o f llmilies
quarrel among them
selves.But just letan outsider horn in
and nee where he
gets!
The man just homefro m a sea voyage
was asked about the
meals.
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE
a ve as when Blair. Nebraska w r h ~ 'u~~ d
new.No special three down."
:\m u r n w O F
THE ALBATROSS
(Cmdnued from page six)
nfxtlreu 'h`0ué'bl'tnem.ln A well-padded lealhcr chnlru t the Bom,looking fragile,remote ma eternally umnlng.Pm-
tlngton look l chair, whlch guvn
Mr.and Mrs. W.. J. Boite and
family spent. Sunday evening with
the Edgar Clausen family,south of
Blair.'Sunday visitors at the Abner
Sunday visitors with the George Mr.and Mrs.John J.Jensen
Morgan family..f and daughters of the GardnerMrs,Frank Pitzer and son, distrkh spent Sunday afternoonout/ of 'Down who attended thefuneral services of Mrs. Kltherine
Ehninger on Friday were: Mx. and
Mrs. Ray Bnsoxrand Mr. and MmJohn'Ho£!of lincoln,Mr.and
M n .A.C.Anderson of Lyons,
Mesdames A. N.Unthmk a nd J .
C. Rhea ol Fremont, Mr. and Mn.Tom Williams of Telbuta,Hi m
1000\'S§bre Buying Poweir--tlmt
is the segret of the wonderful
styles .gud low prices at the Fash-i o n ~ i n B l a i r e v e r y d a y i n
the year.,¢f»Shop there and see for
yourself--it is the only way.l t
Women and Misses: Select your
"I .i . . |\
°1 P '
mo n :"e Sad V ict or ".
7 P . M.Epw or th L ea gu e.
8 P . M. - Sp e c ia l Se r vic e .Th e me
" Th e J o y o r l s V i c tl n " .
ingtnn, spent several days tlie past
week wit!her Aunt,Mrs.LeonHlndley.
Mr.and Mrs. John Nearhood
spent Sunday in Benson at the
and family.Mr.and Mrs..George Fackler
drove to Cedar Creek to spend
Thursday with Mrs. J. J.Schnei-
der, mother of Mrs. Fackler.
Pew Jensen aswwd John Near~Sunday (Palm Sunday)'peel ol Love" (Cond Fridayhood with wurk last *`¥"*°Y-xo A. M.'mann School.Yi°°)
um Bernice ummm af Arl-.~.
;. ARCH~P R E S E R V E R
\ \ | =: i | | { E ; | ; ; |~~
A " T 9 I 8 1 0 S m 1 5 t h
f~="f?»=fif§»§¢§i ~ z===ff~=~f seiections, ~12»1=nf"'==,.:.°f"=~°,;1s~ sms," "°:,:|_Sungay vunmrs at me Abneqehlldren were Sunday dinner|ome were Mr. and Mrakab guests of Mr.and Mrs.U.s.
Gilliam and family o!Blair, Mr.Reeves, south of Blair.
and Mrs.Floyd Sheets and chu.Mrs.Kenneth Tyson s*~ay~ed
dren of Herman,Mr. and Mx-s.,Saturday night with her sister,
:Clarence Davis and children and Mrs.Harry Tyson and Sundny|Mr. and Mrs. Smith.lnfm-noon with Mrs. Gark Strick-
.............._.....,,.,...._..............,baby called at the Am-ea Paulsen Holy Week ° " " ' f } '
home Friday afhemoon.n m lMinsFrancesMullinresumedM°"d"y»_ 755 P.M.-
her school duties at DeSoto Mon-peal of Lde ~
day aiver a siege ot measles.'1\|esday, 7:45 P. M-
_ Me aqd ~ Johfr Ag»qs<>n'nd peed ol Time"
new ulrxerManifold|O i Bdldlng
-"The An-uxuunsrwonur Omaha. Neb.
Let us Cox-met Your Foot
muy une ne mm me; uewm.Metzger, the chief enzineer. wal
1 l w n n h y m u o f m i d d l e H - ; g f =
a nwhoseusewasnotmorethlrtwhvaThere were man! knife
AnuNc'roN NOTES of omaha.
Fashion Cenfer Silk DressesQ . L 1 : E § : : ' : ' £ ' f 2 L ' : ; ' ; ' ~ v »:_§ ¢gas ,i¢';s, §2°f° 'Iwi 'The An-Il Illn Nntm'e'a wav n
'There :A no si»<§¢1ii§¢the
'l`heAp-Arch Praerver,style plum1T5i:i`ia§¢§| E1»=`r£ce.He hah bo ld.
dark e y es. a nd tor all h is dls tigure
ments was han dso me i n a n I nwlent
tu lg to n .This was the Llemzer who
had already dec lared himself enum-
az: 1§§»§`€"f`é'§v"21`£§%="£é`5iL1E"u`§n e w
bra nc h nur se ry o f Ma r s ha lls a t
S i t h a n d Ce n te r m e m .The se
o r n z r n e n d m g d e m r e . :q w s h o w
. . . . . f . .- A - °» -n n a n » m n u n s A n " n g
m s u e s l l w o z m a u l t u e s m a nne w s ty le s , c olo r s a nd ma te ri a ls - -
o u r N e w Y o r k buy i ng'of fi c e h a l
ju s t s e n t u s s mo t h e r n e w g r o u p - - I
w e g i ve y q u lQ¢§{t vg lue s W e
|.Jurgen Bonnlon']2'{1fivhil§herhulhlndwua.1d|-|Bldr, nm Sunday ltor udthihne Holman! Omllll-ai 'E'.:.."?.".. 'e:e\._z":-1m° .'!:=f."":.'1..'2.'°':£'.& Q
uauguwr, rnnyne, awenueu a um-\ner party Sunday at the Joe Li-n n home.Other guests w m \
!Henry Rohwer, Mrs. Mehmns and;
|T l x u r a d a y , 7 : 4 5 P .M
_ - . . I . n VQ.u u ~mr.a num.r:of south o f ]
: supper guestsyLars Paulsen.
Paulsen spent
Mrs.Fred
munion Service)Friday, 7:45 P. M.--" The Ap
HOME ~HBATRE
L Z 1 ;u n
c o mf or t,Th e f o o t c o mf o r t
mor e fo r men a nd wo me n.3 2
uua» nun ammo. ala.ner n w m u m w ,ml n :n.l:u:..u unw-th e e ve n i n g the re.less,als o a West.P o i n t teac her,
Pec k.H r s .Ca na Imwm f n r sl wM\lr- :ml vfinif..Sa t-
dnugfmter,Kalie,Mr.and Mrs.
G m ld and son, and Mr.
and Peter Mangold of Ben-
c r e d o f M r s . I l n d w a y .
"|"|\n n m f l m a n t m l LP B T Y.I h é
w u l u u w : m u u u u : g x u u u l I l l F I ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ 8 1 1)»1m11_»a n d n b w l f i f v l n e w 8 l 1 \ " | ¢ > v ¢ r t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s .1 2 ~ 1 t l
house has recenrly been erected.
A (dl line of potted plmu. cutflowers, lawn seed, garden !uml~
ture,pottery gift nrticles,tools,
xprayexs, ew., besides the line of
omunental nursery stock, are ear-
ried.There in only one »ot.h¢r
s ~ m a x i .z fast ¢:lD£»}iH, nE§{C1{aHél fIH§l}_n z """},`§9ir.R `iiE»di§'iiur5»1&=
the Fnshion Center--select yours' Anna Paulsen, Clarkson and Lloyd
now md save money.The prices Hunk met Monday evening with
are $10, $12.75, $15 in $29.50 in;Mn. A. E. Dixon as a committee
they drove w Omaha and Dr. H.
Hnrdum returned with them.
a Mrs. C. B. Bunn and Mrs. Opalsi ze 1| to 48 in li ght o r d.ark~on Easter program for the Plus-Reeves spent Wednesday and Fa-
e o l o r s l n n rt o r dr e a ue o a ta t V i e Sunda sch l.P0 |811 w Y oo 'day asdsting M n .A.R.Beales
ullrt vo m' (Hunt Nnw_ Ennf2r i i 'Mu-_ :md M n A, W_ Clnrlrn ...A --.,.. ...A mn "wha fm nn w».».|¢
°";m2`¢"E,"¢- ia? -Eli in
aeelmled.Lean was 1 brohed-son.hir. and Mn. Dan Thomason anddownbullyor.the high seas.Irdic of the dn! when the buchroomme belt his tray through unpackdon and commended himself to theInner mm at shlpowner.A ulllah
Mt. and ~~w Shenandoah Sunday, returning
homn Monday evening. They call-
ed at the Glen McC\1rdy home ln
Om a ha onthe re hz m triptns e eMrs. Fletcher Call.
Chester A1-onson and family
mlled Sunday evening at the par-
mta l J o hn Ammo n ome _Mr.and Mrs.Deon Hmdley
_..._- . . \ . - m. . - _~-__ ..-__
\1\\\
\h _-..-- - - -., ~--- - ---~-- - - - -'<|_.-...__-- ._-~. ._"_ -...-..-. .......man, slnoyshbuldered and env!
net, wma only one eye He was n
good mmm. an even Bullet had
m admit.The Bon buwed plenmntl! to the
h w d whennewcomer."Now,"a .lbnlnnnn mn uzmed a clznr. "let I
glass show house of this h n d
known in the U.S., and that is
neu- Boston,Triad gardens, onn~
llinilll a poo\, dwarfed trees, etc.,which are new fo this section, ue
jun a week nwny.~12-lt mx chxldxen drove to North Plntfe' s a m m y w v i m Mr.Clarke'a
S P I K E R H A P P E N I N G S mother, who H wry in.They re-
'tume d Tuesday evening leaving
hi: mother qnibe low
(harley flfrll. south of Blhir.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Vaughn were
Sammiay evening gua ts of theJames McGee family in Omaha.
Mr and Mrs J S Conety and2sf;=_.#f'f:<;».'1:=e_.°».;s.==,f1~ ...f'.f.§;. .tri ?§i*,.E'"'::,E"'?:£'§I_.¢-=-e=.w w " .and .Flot9:|ce])(;»_Lua Mm `wi1y»§»g Conety of
I
April I0
"The Pace That Kills"
',General Glnsbgrg" Comedy
April ll and I2
SAT. MATINEE
Vengeance
With .lack Holt & Dorothy Revier
'Cold Shlverg' Comedy
(
Aprll I3 and I4 -- Sunday matinee
S o n g o f L o v e
W ith Belle W llker& Ralph Graves
'Peacelul Alley' Comedy
April I5 -- Family Night
Courtin W ildcat
W ith Hoot Gibson
Also 'Spotllght' and *Fables*
April I0 and I7
||
w n h Ch a r l e s Fa r e l l 6 : M a ry Du n c a n
' Fa n c y Th a t ' Co m e d y
n u
me Infrodum you..No doubt yon
will be curious to know who and
what these gentlemen lre. thu! theyhavecommendedthemselvestome." The Bos turned m hls svdvel
chnlr and looked them over. "S|.m.
yon already know.He 1| me mia
ul murderer one hires at so muchan hour.I cannot nfemmmd him
for my mbtle work."Sim moved unenlly.Hs wu of
um ulmple v w.never wholly nz
c a n nnlell in |conversation
npdnkled wma oblcenluu.m mBenlngxonb manner of speech mdum of the Bon alarmed Nm. 150
hl d axgmsmu of the law been
tlltd to addmn him.
When Lhe sm ben! his eye: on
larger. the engineer leaned backm hm chair and lunk hh yellowne w l n the cigar.Meugvr had
nom to unmuk thu riddle ha vu
compelled to call the Bon, U10 man
Who hid lapped hlm on the |honl~
der, dlmlolul hll Pvwa- md com-mmded hlm to boenme Lhe engineerof the Alhatmll.li e txe r v u dt-Unl In 1 earner cf A Wat Utne!lllo on no t hr from Fulmn mm.Ho und mon money in hh pocketthin nls nppelrume lndlcnld mdvu nrnld tu spend u.He wsuwondering to what town he shauld1° and d d p l t c n.Il mum benone :on when he eould be nnof not meeting eeruln detoctlvawho had their nspldom umcem-inx him.The entrants or I un me t .||.m\lL smiling,wel|~dnned mn .
\ . . , . n w um. .1 , ...Q w w . -dxy and A large $wd oi' people
was present./I~\menl |srvices,for Mn. Kath-
erine Ehninger, who passed away
.hen at the home of her dnughwt,
Mrs. H. W. Schoeuger on Thun-
day were conducted from theSchoettger home on Friday after-
noon at :mee o'e.lock, Rev. AdrinnJ. Edgar and Rev. N. A. Martin,
'offidating The deceased wuborn
i n Germany,Nov. 6,1835 :ndlwne to America when 18 yarn of
p e , l o a t l n g a t Buffalo, N.Y.
we ne a he v ms ma ni e d to J o hnEhnlnger on March 6, 1865. Liter
they moved to Niles, Mich. where:they mnde their home until the,dea th of Hr.Ehnlnger 23 y u r :
'|go.Since that Kms, Mrs Elm-
lnger has lived hem with hex
daughter. Nine daildmn were bom
Im Mr. und Mn. Ehninger of which
only thus survive:Mrs.H.w .
Schoettger o l this place,Henry
Ehninger of Hooper and WilliamEhnlnger of Lyons.A large num-ber of out of tmm re la tiv e; md
friends attended the funerd and
the floral tributes were numer-
ous.M n .Schoettger and her
brother,Henry Ehningefneeom-pankd the remains to Niles, Mich.
where infzx-ment was made in thefnmily lot;'
Barney Hannon ol this place, re-
ceived n" te kgnm o n 'h.\elday,
s"'..|Un1_ti nt his two hrodmen.
............,....... ....... ..-.-..... ..._sen home into the extra, house on
the old Carpenter farm, Saturday.
M n .Matilda Ti mm has beenP-gf" md c le ani ng the interio r
of e hmmm for Mrs. Sophie Lar-
sen.Mr. a nd Hn.Morgan Rasmus-I
sen ue nicely settled in their newhome naar Axlington.
Hina Georgia Lnnin has been
helping het sister, Mrs. Bert Marsh
with house cleaninl-
Void Rumussen spent Saturday
af".en\o¢m vim his Iriemln, Lelandand Billie Grabbe.
Mr.and M n Stanley Harshwere Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
md Mrs. Louis Rasmussen.
Georgia Rasmussen spent Sub-urdny afternoon with Hazel and
Florena Holstein.
Miss Ethel Holstein spent theweekend vddtiniiin Blair und at-
tending the ape ng contest.
Mn. Sophie Lax-sen returned to
her home Saturday afternoon, Alb-
er lgendlng the winhsx with herdmz ter, Mrs. George Christ and
family, neu' Craig.
Henry Flake puxclmsd the
went 80 ure a of Mr. Ben Mnrsh
Inn week.
Krs.James Rasmussen and
children spent I-'fldny afternoon
with Mn. Lo uis Rumlupun and
children.
Mr. md Mrs. Lads Rasmussen
and children were nmonz those at.-
'Dixun amended :ne meeung Sun--dny afternoon of the Triangle
7Baby Bee!Club at the .Tama
Ryan home at nm mu .Everett
Stork entertains his clubmates on
'Huy 4 th.'
The Kindred Merry Makers Club
met with Mrs. Own- Matthews on
Thnnday aicemoon.The ladies
quilted and aber the business
meeting were served an appetiz-ing lunch.M m Prentice Smithwin be hostess April 17th.
Seward Christensen of Blnir,
spun Sunday with Macy Wanick.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Iverson and
Qzhildnn spent Friday evening at
the home o l M n .Ivenon'l bro-
ther,Morris Chiiatensen wen of
Herman,who had returned thxtday from taking his mother, Mrs.
J.C. Clmmznpen of Bludr toPax-Raton,s.D.for nn extended
visit nt the home of her son,
Louie, who is recovering from a
x-went operation.
lisa Helen Taylor of Rose Hill
was A Sunday supper guest of
Mila Ruth Widener.
Harlxnd Matthews of Omahn,
was 1 Saturday night md Sunday
visitor with his parents, Mr. andMrs. 0. M. Mathews.
Hr. and Mm. Ted Iversan hadas Monday supper and evening
g u n a ,Martin Johnson and u n ,
lle rrlll d Glendale dstrict m dThomas Johnson of Omaha.
Herman. drove to Valley tnspend
Sunday alternoon with their mo-
ther, Mrs. Mary Conety.Mr. and Mn. Burn Kelley and
children spent Sunday at the H.
Boxing home near Tekamnh.
Miss Ernestine McCoy went
with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conety to
Omaha Saturday and spent the
night and Sunday with Misa Pearl
Iverson in Blair.
Grace and Ralph Ray spent Sun-
day afternoon i n 'Dekamah with
their uncle and aunt,Mr.andMrs.Eli Bowden.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Metzler were
Sunday aflzmoon visitors o!Mr.
and M n .Herbert Burwood, near
m m mMr.and Hrs. Joe Bandar and
danghwr sperm Sunday evminz
at Frm R-ay's.Mr.and M n .Clyde Metzler
drove na: Arlingto n Sunday dt-
Qrnoon to visit Mn. H. L. Guinea
md fa mily .Mr.m d Mrs.Clyde Metsler
spent Thursday evening with Mr.
and Mn. Fritz Hxdkr.
Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Anderson
and son, Dan of Tekamnh, were
nt.the F.lludler home Sunday
nffemoon.
Great Pre-Easter Sale Hats forWomenandMissespriced at $1
bo $7.56;Childrens, 89: to $2.98.Hundreds to pick f r o m - w h y
I
" m u u l we "e mu n u n; n a meSunday evening.Mrs. Leon Hindley was hostess
to the members and their families
of the McCarthy Ladies' Progress-
ive Club at n cardnflrky a t her
home Saturday eve ng in honor
of her husbands birth anniversary.
There were eight tables and prizes
were nw-arded Mn. Elm! Truhl-sen and John Nearhood, um and
Zconsolntions were given Mm Geo.
Hindley and Will Thom son. Otherguestsnotclubmemgerswere
Mrs.B.M.Utterback and son,
Louis and Miss Bemicn Utterback
of Arlingtun.Mr.and Mrs . Cul
Hindley of Blair,Mr.and Mrs.Art Hansen of Manny district, andMr. and Mrs.George Hindley of
Rose Hill.Lundm eondsting ofsandwiches,pickles,coffee and
ake, was served.I A number of frlcndl of Mr. andMrs. Ondlle Humston spent Wed-
nesday evening at their home.
Those pnsant wen Gus Roch, Mr.and Mn. Clifford Tmhlser.,Hr .
and Mrs. Elmer Truhlagn, Mr. and
llxs.:yen bslrn m d Mr.la nd ni . Pe te eusen.
Mr. ni:dMn. Hayes Roaenbalm
and family spent Sundny at. Orum
at the Martin Lsnen home.
Misa Fnnesh Thompwn was aSaumhy night guest at the Dan
Thompson home.
l i m m ' u w r n o n m r c m m c n
pn!an end to speculation.Thean-sugar hid rhlnpered in hln srdenalnchargesngallatnm nth a n nam:was certainly notm m m .!e!me mm. who hadenglneerm papers calling him lieu-ger. dared not deny.Be rm. tol-
lowed the stranger and was nowengineer.Andlhlt nronglned holl-
Jske and John Hannon. rsnehers
near Depuyer, Mont., hnd been
found dead in their barn.Mr.
Hanlon le!t at once for MonMrs. .Fred Pfeiffer enmrlained
the Rebekah keminglon at her
home on Friday nlternoon,the
occasion alia being her birth "Pi:
landing Y-he ehnrlvarl for Mt. nnd
Mrs. Walter Nelaon at Bhir Fri-»
day evening.Mr. and Mn. Geo,
Ne ls onof this vicinity wee also
preaenHr. and Mrs. Jnmes Rasmussen
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer pnnela spen'}'h|=rndny eve
Neum Warrick shipped out him choose from a small assortment?
sheep for Mondays Omaha market The Millinery Store of Blnir is theHrs.Vina llclntyre and Nor- Fashion Center.12-ll:
ldnen of westman Wilkins and chi
of 'Z.""+ a " A. § '§° "'°i§' m c m rrnr AND
sou °r . " ° "un ly ~1 . o N G c u m :emoon vidwrs at the C. B. Bunn
home.vm.-r~\...,.J..|1:r.1.....m . . ...:nn..w.1+..-Nnvnlf and Mm,
- 3 , - " f "' ; " "
Increasing nttzndnnoe marks theSpecial Services now in nrvsfess-
Members who have not begun nb-
tending have not begun profit-
shnring.Come,before i t la too
a n and inhumm-n 'hn-d n ! w a ! ~ ~ o n s . a n d t h e ~ l " ° " " " ' °m e m e m b e r s r e s p o n u e u i n m g w n u m r s . m a m m a ; | m | I L I Lu a :\J|n.._.......|.a.....--\.....\- - . . . . \............. .n n 4. .\ u | \»" \ | l L ". - S w ? - -. .I. » . h \ l ¢ |I l a n f n n f n D a m w n n u n a n a n a I ¢»\\iI..P l o m n m | l | | ¢ 1 ; | | | | |L l l z l y c l n \ ; | ¢ p 3 us.a u ; o »tu nu us .;a n vvu n _1- ww - " - -Il l U b |n u m H 6 9 ;V i n w R r m r l n v n r h n n l n f l W i l l T h o m a s o n C B H C II B t t h t A l -C h r i s t .
I L !l l \ u | u u u \ > ¢I : l u u a v c u w a s l u n H U a u u U l u .U ]5 1 1 1 1 1 5 a s u l : | | . u \ . u A I A l b s a u u u n o A u u n u u u v w - a n u l a u w . - - n -f n h i s m o n e y b e l t .g a r d e n h i n t .T h e h o s t e s s s e r v e d n d r e n w l e d a t t h e J a m e s R a s m u s -w h i c h M m C h a r l e s H u n k i s t h e
" T h i s I n o u r c h l e t e n g i n e e r ,H e r -d e l i c i o u s t w o c o u r a e l u n c h f o l l o w -s e n h o m e S a t u r d a y .t e a c h e r ,a r e p l a n n i n g a p a r t y f o r
m m M e t z g e r .m e a g e r i s n o t h u i n g t h o n m e e l i n g .A n u m b e r o f M i s a E d n a H a n s e n h a s b e e n F r i d a y e v e n i n g ,A p r i l 1 1 a t f h a
m m e .T h e r e m n a H e r m a n M o w b i r t h d a y g i f t s w e r e p r e s e n t e d ' b o s e w i n g f o r M r s .V i c t o r H o l s t e i n .A .E .D i x o n h o m e t o h o n o r t h e
g e r . b u t h l l l i f e w e n :o u t w i a k n i f e M r s .P f e i f f e r .G u e s t s p r e s e n t h e -H r .a n d M r s .I a u i n R a s m u s s e n , b ' i r t h d e y s o f _ f o u r .p n e r p b e r s .. W t
f r e d Pa ulse n h o me W e d n e s d a y to
see Mrs . Pa uls en a nd the ne w ba by
Gu s Re e h is d o i n g t h e f a r m
wo r k f o r Cli f f o r d Tr u h ls e n th i s
s e a s o n a s C E f ' f o r d p ln a o n e g g Th u rs d a y , 7: 4 5 P .M. - - " F i n d i n g
th e W a y " .
Fr i d a y ,7:45 P .M . - " F i n d i n g
th e I n s t " .
z z :wan! In at Mm~:m whnrn fha l"n|-fn.. |.3AA¢shn f'I..¢l.-.-\-...Ili - "u. .|:¢ .lm. A 4»|nil;Ivan nrnnni §l\1vulnu u.r¥H\" u n i - P '¢-°"" " - I " " " \° " U I " l i §.|\|l;g | ; | q \ ; § | | |" B L U |||1 §.5 u | ¢ | 1 y | }u a l u \.ILAl \l| \IA u | l \ . | U IJul¢| \|l»}ua n ux u e s e o p e n d i ve s u n e .1 :w a s o u r l f r n v l n r o f B l a i r .M i n s M a n d a M a n - [ M L a n d M r s .N i e l s J e s n e r s e n 1\
Iverson ami Jame~Dixo;1.ne ~y fo r ~ i c a l tre a ~rne
rf /9 re
a washer
lnglneerl lwnr.Ha* kllled | mm.
lout hll woman and becnme n chief
engineer all ln the mme erenlng.
'.l'hl| fondnenlfor women mu ye:
bn Ma undoing.r
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u n o f O m l h l , l l n .S l n h Llc-Doluld at Fremont,Mn . Mo n! !
m d M n .yron llnsten,M n .
Waller a n d l n .Henry
Pf df e r .
- - -- - -----A 1I1€8f Herman.Mr.Niels Jespersen and Iauis
Rasmussen were in Lolilll.IowaRasmussenwereinLogan,Iowa
op business Monday.
M n .Iauie Knndsen was in
Omaha Friday to see the doctor.
Mrs, Jansen of Blair, is visiting
her daughter,Mrs.Alfred Ras-
mussen.
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Bottom Prices Guaranteed Ev-
eryday in the Year at the Fashion
Center in Blair.1 12-lt
Women and Misses: Select your
New Eagier Outfit at the Fashion
We F e a t u r e
R e d W B r a n d Paints
a n d F i n i s h e s
Next Week
'April. 14 to 19 '
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ALONG "rim
Borrom ROAD|
The census enumerator,lra
Baxtgr and tax assessor,ClarkLippxneotthavebeen:necessaryvisitors in this vicinity"lately.
Mr. gud Mrs. Clifwn Anderson
|
~cr se clona,ow
Avail yourself of the
opportunity to lam
.....line of paints, var-
nishes,lacquers,
stains, enamels, etc.
Whether you con-
template painting
»u ~,i t w i l l s a v e y o u
money co acquaint
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terior walls, or z
Engdahl Top and Body Co.
Manufacturers, Repairers of
Auto T6p§ and Bodies
"lf EngdahlDoes il, 11's Done Rqhr"
614-16-l8»Z0 Norlh 18th St.Telephone AT5944
O M A H A . N E B R -
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In addition to repre-
senting quality and
The rfsponsibilily of the Red W Trade Markon a can of paintsund fm
nina u possiblygrattr than :haof most similar paintbrandsor labels.
See Our W indow lor Details oi Comes?
Oii orl ng xr n z E Painting Materials.
The Arndt Hardware
,'»s
m u s t a l s o p r o t e c t
thc na m e of the
makers, theirscven-
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n n ni.. m-M., W..."-"num yourattention. Doc xor.when I mngnesx-
ed that he shouid ac c ompany us as
hr s !olhver he r e ms é d The-n I
:poke nf the sad wrem-k of the Pen-de n n ls o n th e Mnnnvlus.when nn
rnnny were Inst.\\'| xhnu| n vrurd.Lea ry rec-mnsielnred th e nllnxalhm
As a murderer .we must rec kon Mr.
Leary ln the \\hulesnl¢~ wny of busi-
ness."
Len ry s ro nf unlnn was n m d ue to
any nenrt pungw over me a lilp h e
ha d c ns t a wa y f or n sh ar e o r the
lnxuru nre money .n wa s ln n n i v lh
m e u s e th at he dared no t bent
In to p ulp th e smilin g la c e i nd u tlll
th a t meaning voic e for e ver._
Leary po i nte d to B e uln gwn .A t
Any rate. he was not afraid of Bet-
ti nmon .
"W hats me Idea ot letti ng hi m ln
on all th is?"
D r . a n d Mr s . P .L .C a d y ma d e
a b u si n e ss tri p to Onn wa , I o wa o n
Th u rs d ay .
M m M .E .W i n s e tt sp en t th e
week nd at Blair with relatives.
Donald Weberuhad the misfor-tune te break a bone in his annree c ntly ,wh e n h e f e ll f r o m th e
te tte r - to n e r a t s c h o o L
Mi s s C i a r a Sc h oe ttg er re tu r ne d
t o Fi lle y o n Sa tu rd ay ,a f te r at-
te n d i ng th e fu ne ra l o f h e r g r a n d -
mo t h e r , M n .Ka th er i n e Eh n i ng e r ,
wh i c h wa s h e ld o n F r i d a y .
Mesdaxnes A d r i a n J .E d g a r a n d
Ha r o ld Gr oves we r e hos te ss el no
th e Me th o d i s t Y o u n g L a di e s ' k e n -
si n g mn o n Tu e s d a y e ve ni n g nt th e
h o m e ' o f t h e fo r me r .Th e le s s o n
wa s i n c h a r g e o f Re v. E d g a r wh o
g a ve a Sy nopsis o f th e B o o k o f
Metzger nodded vehement n n - lM" m¥ 'Th ?i a d i e s s p e n t th e e -
one-niece
. .___ ___. ___c a s t a l u m i n u m
~L \\L \.».L
ONE OF THE MANY FEATURES OF THE
xEWDrvval.,
"lt'|uuttlng a weapon ln hhhand." sald Metzger.
"lie, too. has hln history." aald
the Buss."Gentlemen, this la theelehrated Andrew Orme. once of
ale and later San Quenllu.Youhave done murder; so has he.Hinme here on board u | double one.First. an nhlp's surgeon. and. see
ond, an n larger nf llrst rank."Metzger looked av. hlm with rv
meet.Be remembenrd Une ma lyears buck.No wonder he lookedlo coldly on commonplace crook:llke Sum.Ln all thing: Metzger
llked class.
\Bemngton was vutly relieved
that the mlmke ln his ldentlty ro~mnlned undiscovered This Inter-
vlew had tmnl-rwu fm ...U »..,
mainder of the evening sewing,after which the hosoesses serveddelicious two course lunch.Thehub voled to nerve the meals for
the district Missionary Conven-tion which will be held. hem in
May.About twenty-tour were
present.H.W.McKibben attended n
Nye Jenks meeting ~ b a n q u e t
at Omaha Thursday evening.Mrs.F.M.Wilkins spfent the
week nd in Omaha.with her
dau hter,Mrs. James Farhat.n i J. A. Patterson of Gm'-
Ind. and w. H. Webb of Madison,
visited here on Friday at,the home
of their hrower, F.E. Webb.Mrs. N. A. Marnn was hostess
4-n.-u._ .-u:..,,:,.........n-..:..»..
y
a n ~u n s o e s
Next Week
April. 14 to 19
Avail yourself of the
opportunity to lam
template painting
t l ..0
line of paints, var-
nishes,lacquers,
stains,enarnels, etc.
\ I
»u ~,i t w i l l s a v e y o u
money co acquaint
u -'~'
terior walls, or z
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senting quality and
The rfsponsibilily of the Red W Trade Markon a can of paintsund fm
nina u possiblygrattr than :haof most similar paintbrandsor labels.
See Our W indow lor Details oi Comes?
Oii orl ng xr n z E Painting Materials.
The Arndt Hardware
,'»s
m u s t a l s o p r o t e c t
thc na m e of the
makers, theirscven-
my-five thousand
.of honest and pro-
gressive merchan
disin~ .
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of the buying pub
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H E N E W Ma y ta g g i v a y o u a
OJ E PIECE, c as t-alumi num tub,
moulded in Maytag's million dollar
aluminum foupdry...qua1 ity o ons truc-
tion that assures permancnt beauty and
ehidenc y- TheNEWMaytag cast~alum-
inum tub keeps water hot for an entire
wm=hinv_ _.built momv to ho ld faur
/
_____.... _ ....... -, ....Qhope that the Bos ; wa s In sane and
h a d bP¢Un a n adven ture whi c h
wo u ld end ln (a llu r e Au n r e d lyth a w th r e e men we r e n o t to n u
bec a use of lac k or h r n te courage.
A n d there we re others wh o m h e
h a d no t y et me t.snho rdln ntel o r
th a s th r e e wh o wo u ld s ta n d or Ml
w l t h them.He w a s wo nd er in g lt
th e ta sk s de ma nd ed o f h i m mi g h t
not y e t b ems y h lm an an lmp oater,
when the Bos: rap ped on th e table.
" T h e rnaln reason wh y we are
here tou l| ;h t,"h e Mi d . " l s to cor-
re c t c e rta in lmpr es a lo ns wh lc h a nh e ld b !some o f my mea.Yon.
Le ar y ,were zra ulle d th at I allowed
y o u to ta k e ne o r th e z u m r o o msf r o m B a r Ha r to New Y or k. Mr.
Ha lle tt wa s adallzed, but k nows
be tte r th a n to tr y c on c lu s i on wi th
me.The same thlng applies to y on.
Metz ger.Yo u m a th e r o o m th e
doc tor h as n ow."
Me tz g er lo o ke d a t L e a r n W h a t
d l d t h e n m m e a n ?They we re | 1-
rendy l.n Lhelr nsual quarters.
" Y o u probably we re no t awar e
that those rooms were planned hy a
fo r me r own e r wh o plac ed dlc ta-
g r a p h s ln so th at h e mi gh t over-
h e a r wh a t wa s s a ld a b o u t h i m b l
t w o p e n ;wh o m h e suspected."Th e B o s s to o k fr o m h ll p o c k e t n
W me :wwe uusslvosty .>o~..e..,o n W ed ne s d ay af te r n o o n a t hex
ho me .Th e re fr e sh me nts a nd d ec -
or atio ns we r e su gg e stive o f the
Eas te r sea so n.Mr s . H. W 1 S d \ o ~
ettge r wa s th e le a d er f o| " l.h é af t-
ern oo n' s stud y ." `
Th e C o g a ti o n a l L a d le ! C i r -
c le wa s wr lj a n e d b y Mr s . J . C
Ba d ge r a n d Mr s .G.A..Ma rs ha ll
o n W ednesday si te r n o o n a t the
c hurc h.Mr s .R.A .Da vi es p r e
sided a t th e me e ti n g i n th e a h
ae n oe o f th e p re s lde n t, Mrs . c . C
Ma r s ha ll.T w o n e w n a me s w e n
ad d e d to th e me mbe r s h i p r o lL
Mr s .W .I-I.H i l l e g u s an d son
Bobbie r e tu r n e d s o Oma h a Th u r s
d a y a f te r sp en di ng a f e w day :
he re a t 3 -h e F re d D eweb er ho me .
D i s th c t C o mma n d e r Vernon
mm m : o l t h i s p l a c e j u s t r e c e i v
e d w o r d f r o m He n r y Hx Du d le yDe p' t.Aa l. , th at L he . 8th di s tri c t
c o mp r is in g W as hi ng to n,Douglaz
a n d S w v c ounties,n o w m e
s e c o n d a mo n g th e 18 d i s tr i c ts o.
Ne b r a s k a f o r p e me n ta g e o l q u o h
o f me mb e r s h i p o f th e A . L .Th-
sec ond d ls i v .ju mp e d f r o m Lhw
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drain..The N E W quiet,lifetime,oil-
pa c ke d dri v ea nd many o the r nota ble
new features produce new results and
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Farnberg Hatdware ConlBlair, Neb., Phone 198
FallerS Appliance Co
2:»5M East 6th S.t.,Fremont,Neb. Phone 172padofpaper."Me m e nld on
many occaslonn thlt were wu no
nuon.bsa uu x commenced u
voyage.I ahouldwver nnllh II.Leary ma um n would not uh
mm ten lecondn zo Dick me up,bm um yne ek nnddumnm a lnb
nu.. mm mm. =. I..' w w I 1;the week-end with relhtiveipeiat
Mldison.
Hrs.le o Weber entertained
several ladies on Thursday dun
noon.At Sk o'clo¢-.k the hostess
»erved1um,h. Thq gollowlng guests
D. E. Hardy local Reprebenitives Ernest Kubie
Phone 285 for above Dealers Phone Red 261
." - . . .3 n w - u w '0 .° "l " " |u r l s - n u |»
l . - . . . A n »\
Eonunuea nm '!"=°l¢)i;.ia-,,"§;,;ia vim,"1=`§»=`&"néI
Weber and Hznrv Wehmr mx MAénrtilin The Enterprise.I Buc.ha 3f I'}~hE5nt.
We F e a t u r e
R e d W B r a n d Paints
a n d F i n i s h e s
Next Week
'April. 14 to 19 '
x
Avail yourself of the
opportunity to lam
template painting
t l ..0
line of paints, var-
nishes,lacquers,
stains,enarnels, etc.
\ I
»u ~,i t w i l l s a v e y o u
money co acquaint
u -'~'
terior walls, or z
:1
~
'_' L ,Q
A
""F'
In addition to repre-
senting quality and
The rfsponsibilily of the Red W Trade Markon a can of paintsund fm
nina u possiblygrattr than :haof most similar paintbrandsor labels.
See Our W indow lor Details oi Comes?
Oii orl ng xr n z E Painting Materials.
The Arndt Hardware
,'»s
m u s t a l s o p r o t e c t
thc na m e of the
makers, theirscven-
my-five thousand
.of honest and pro-
gressive merchan
disin~ .
/ur
of the buying pub
I 33
, "
s