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05-29-1930JTERPRISETHE ,_....,.--~.1 "rf"-¢sum Hlgwricll SM-' .|A Loan. NEW SPAPER roi'PRINTS THE NEWS-Rega rdlml NEWSPAPER WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKABLAlR'S GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT Puhliqhcd Weekly by Jam A. Rhonda Suhwription Prim, $1.50 per Year. Single 0091. 6¢,BLAIR, NEBRASKA, MAY 29, 1930 Fmm the Garden SWA of Nebnnks-3;Wuhlnltun Conair Blair. Schools Close Year's Work Today v m t v s a o n n n s n nr a u s a I |I |Q 0 GREETINGS Q s nn a n an $1 : |' o *th e B la ir Hig h S c h oo l.I t i s °' 'th e d a y f o r wh i c h y o u h a ve * s I I I l I I °will be s ho we ~ upon you * 4 J R. N.A.¢\CORNER We regre t to #v m tha t Mrs . Blanche Robeson, one ot our Roy- al Neighbors,has been very illfollowing the birth of a son, and is naw in the Methodist hospital at Omaha.She is now improving. Don't forget the Royal Neigh- bor convention held at Decatur,June 5.We want to be Largely represented.Cd l Oracle Rena Kuuhr for further arrangements. Blai r will have charge of the Memorial work at the conventionJune5.This Memorial service will also be presented at our next meeting, June 4, in honor of ogr .~.l ,. .,.,.. Memorial Day \ ,_,_po r taf lt e n f o f th e sc hool y e ar to th e up pe r classes,i s n o w an |: : ;I 06,90 0H\\m°n You! fmsvmvou :ws wsu marHA \ garden with lattice work inter- twined with sweet ms. the Sen- ior class flower. Bright colored balloons danced gdly over the heads of the young folks and added cheer and mani- ment no the oecaalon. A four course menu was served by the ladies of the Congregational church on small tables. Clever favors and place cards l I 0 a an I ¢ an o o 4| I na deserved.W e jo i n w i t h th e m.M a y jo y be w i t h you today.. Y e t w e c a n b u t f e e l a note of s adne ss a t.th e br eak- i n g o f y o u r ti e s w i t h th e o ld sc hool.S o me h o w w e see y o u - - s o me o f y o u a t le a s t . - s h e d d i n g s o f t te ar s o f s o r r o w a s y o u s e ve r th e ties which have hound you to your Alma Mater during I 1 at o o l 0 In 1| n nu U a / 1 i ~( f °.ff f 1 \~; " . " f , " f . ;~~Z / j_;:i§g Irf : ..r4. . .- r i - __= . 5 _. . ,1 ~ r .1A? a l f "»~: " § ' § ! r a I ~i 1 _: . .r " ; . .-, N .. '.3 1 :. " "= = = . . _ .I ' i ] ` r " l I .n ' § " \ | '.... ; ' , ; .r ~pi'..»f»g.» . f41 1 'l v ..'I 4. : . J ." , / -.5 1 ~ |.z1¢: ¢:55 4 "y .g . ." . . .»= . ~ . - 5 . f Z ~ J r 1§=E""E ?==':£ .\~? 1 t " ." m , ;.'3 1 1 I ~. .;r * - ~_ . . .1 1 5 "~ ' f \x -..ra I n .r .~.. 1 ~.~M .I \.* - - 4 , . ..~' 1 '3 ; , , , . . - . ~ ', . i ~ * 3 E / 1 |;.1 ~;~\»¢ the Juhior c1asa.o! the B'\air high sdiool to the Seniors having been The Juniors went to great ex- pense and effort to decorate the ~mon A ~xv ~~ ~1 .FOR THELLAST '*~L. £4 ,\1{E»-_.\Irf[wsu. as my mfrfwenw HW:~PARADE. "' 3 ./5 ' /1 __/ °'rf 2 ~ .YEARS ,4'jf 0 .qg y I n 1 f ' \ \ JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET | I I I |: | | ::us lGlover Deseo, will be presented at the Methodist church in Bhjr this coming Sunday evening, with ther o u o w i n f p u u a p a m i n ad d i ti o n to c h oi r an d or c h es tr a: So ld ie r' s Fi an c e e - Lu ella S imps on A g e d Co up le - - - - - - - -- - -» - - Mr . a n d Mr s . J . L . E d wa r d s B e r e a v e d W o m a n - - - - - - - ~ - - ~_ ~ - -M r s . I e s s i e F m n c h PAGEANT A 'T ér | 'l l l `:| - u a - n n Th e He»,1mg"L i g h t" ,a p a tr i Blair. Schools Close Year's Work Today v m t v s a o n n n s n nr a u s a I |I |Q 0 GREETINGS Q s nn a n an $1 : |' o *th e B la ir Hig h S c h oo l.I t i s °' 'th e d a y f o r wh i c h y o u h a ve * s I I I l I I °will be s ho we ~ upon you * 4 J R. N.A.¢\CORNER We regre t to #v m tha t Mrs . Blanche Robeson, one ot our Roy- al Neighbors,has been very illfollowing the birth of a son, and is naw in the Methodist hospital at Omaha.She is now improving. Don't forget the Royal Neigh- bor convention held at Decatur,June 5.We want to be Largely represented.Cd l Oracle Rena Kuuhr for further arrangements. Blai r will have charge of the Memorial work at the conventionJune5.This Memorial service will also be presented at our next meeting, June 4, in honor of ogr .~.l ,. .,.,.. Memorial Day \ ,_,_po r taf lt e n f o f th e sc hool y e ar to th e up pe r classes,i s n o w an |: : ;I 06,90 0H\\m°n You! fmsvmvou :ws wsu marHA \ garden with lattice work inter- twined with sweet ms. the Sen- ior class flower. Bright colored balloons danced gdly over the heads of the young folks and added cheer and mani- ment no the oecaalon. A four course menu was served by the ladies of the Congregational church on small tables. Clever favors and place cards I l I o a I l o I l l l Il a m m o .W e jo in w it h t l l m .m y jo y be w it h M M U -. Yet we a n but feel a notoo :I|| dno| |at,thebnnk- i n ;of yo ur tie ! wi th the o l d le b oo l.S o me h o w w e l e o y o u - - l o m e o f y o u a t k u r t . - l h e d d l u g lo f t.m n dlorlowuyoulevor tha w l m v e bo u n d o utie;hich y to your Alma. Hater during I o o l o I l no 1| vo o l o ffm.M l f' . . ¢ "; _ _P 1 I " j - /E l ~ ~. 1 - . : ' 1 |;.1 ~;~\»¢ the Juhior c1asa.o! the B'\air high sdiool to the Seniors having been The Juniors went to great ex- pense and effort to decorate the :. ~y »:* i 4 r .~ UL ` h \" U r 1 f ;.~ g g ~u n . f o R 1 H E L A S T \ -_ Lf " = ~ f f a n ~n é - f . / 'm a n e ~1 , f ( Q~1 Q f } l - 1 f . JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET | I I I |: | | ::us l Glover Deseo, will be presented at the Methodist church in Bhjr this coming Sunday evening, with ther o u o w i n f p u u a p a m in addition to choir and orchestra: Soldier's Fiancee - Luella Simpson A g e d C o u p I ' e - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Edwards B e r e a v e d W o m a n - - - - - - - ~ - - ~_ ~ - - M r s . I e s s i e F mn c h PAGEANT A 'T ér | 'l l l `:| - u a - n n Th e He»,1mg"L i g h t" ,a p a tr i Blair. Schools Close Year's Work Today v m t v s a o n n n s n nr a u s a I |I |Q 0 GREETINGS Q s nn a n an $1 : |' o *th e B la ir Hig h S c h oo l.I t i s °' 'th e d a y f o r wh i c h y o u h a ve * s I I I l I I °will be s ho we ~ upon you * 4 J R. N.A.¢\CORNER We regre t to #v m tha t Mrs . Blanche Robeson, one ot our Roy- al Neighbors,has been very illfollowing the birth of a son, and is naw in the Methodist hospital at Omaha.She is now improving. Don't forget the Royal Neigh- bor convention held at Decatur,June 5.We want to be Largely represented.Cd l Oracle Rena Kuuhr for further arrangements. Blai r will have charge of the Memorial work at the conventionJune5.This Memorial service will also be presented at our next meeting, June 4, in honor of ogr .~.l ,. .,.,.. Memorial Day \ ,_,_po r taf lt e n f o f th e sc hool y e ar to th e up pe r classes,i s n o w an |: : ;I 06,90 0H\\m°n You! fmsvmvou :ws wsu marHA \ garden with lattice work inter- twined with sweet ms. the Sen- ior class flower. Bright colored balloons danced gdly over the heads of the young folks and added cheer and mani- ment no the oecaalon. A four course menu was served by the ladies of the Congregational church on small tables. Clever favors and place cards I l I o a I l o I l l l Il a m m o .W e jo in w it h t l l m .m y jo y be w it h M M U -. Yet we a n but feel a notoo :I|| dno| |at,thebnnk- i n ;of yo ur tie ! wi th the o l d le b oo l.S o me h o w w e l e o y o u - - l o m e o f y o u a t k u r t . - l h e d d l u g lo f t.m n dlorlowuyoulevor tha w l m v e bo u n d o utie;hich y to your Alma. Hater during I o o l o I l no 1| vo o l o ffm.M l f' ~..._ _ _° - - . . . _ __ ; ;P 1 I " j - /E l ~ ~. 1 - . : ' 1 |;.1 ~;~\»¢ the Juhior c1asa.o! the B'\air high sdiool to the Seniors having been The Juniors went to great ex- pense and effort to decorate the :. ~y »:* i 4 r .~ UL ` h \" U r 1 f ;.~ g g ~u n . f o R 1 H E L A S T \ -_ Lf " = ~ f f a n ~n é - f . / 'm a n e ~1 , f ( Q~1 Q f } l - 1 f . JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET | I I I |: | | ::us l Glover Deseo, will be presented at the Methodist church in Bhjr this coming Sunday evening, with ther o u o w i n f p u u a p a m in addition to choir and orchestra: Soldier's Fiancee - Luella Simpson A g e d C o u p I ' e - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Edwards Bereaved Woman - - - » - -a ~ - - ~_ ~ - - M r s . I e s s i e F mn c h PAGEANT A 'T ér | 'l l l `:| - u a - n n Th e He»,1mg"L i g h t" ,a p a tr i Memorial Day \ Buildings Dam- aged By Fire Fire of Unknown Origin Bums Farm Bulldngs on Helmdng Farm South of Kennnrd on Last Tuesday Noon. FIRE DEPARTMENTS RESPOND A wi for assistance on Tues- day noon :awed both the Blair and the Kennard fire departments to make a hurried run to thescenc ol conflngratinn on the Helmsing farm about a mile south oi Km- nani.The fire pa rting i n the bam had gotten ii good start be- fo m assistancemrrived and from the barn the fire spread no the hog house, both of which were de- stroyed.The cgm crib dsc caught on fue but was extinguished be~ tore any great damage was done; The origin of the fire is nn- known there being no one about the bam with anything ol an in- flameble nature.The quick me- sponse and the heroic eflort; of the firemen and the lwghbim-1 was all that prevented a dean sweep of the whole set of buildings. Luckily the buildings were well insured. WORLD-HERALD THANKS ENTERPRISE The following let!»er from the editor of the Rotogravure Section 06,90 0H\\m°n You! fmsvmvou :ws wsu marHA \ ... = ~..interest to Blair people.The gentleman i n question called at The Enterprise office last week and received the tip for n feature on his rotogrnvurc section to which he refers in his letter given later. Miss Marion Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.George Nelson, re~ sides west of Blai r in the Rose Hill district where she received the first ten grades of her work. After finishing the ten grades in the Rose Hill school, she came to Blair where she took the last two years work graduating at the head of the class and the young- est in the class. Her mother was formerly a teacher in the county. The letter follows: Omaha, Nebraska, May 23, 1930 Mr. John Rhoades, Ediwr r The Enterprise Blair, Nob. Dear Mr. Rhoades: Thank you very much for"S'our "tip" on Marian Nelson.Do you know 'that she is probably die youngmt school teacher in the en-tire country? We are devoting nearly A half page to Blajr's prides-the high school, Miss Nelson and Miss Dor- othy Baxter-in our June 1 issue. No doubt the people of Blair will be greatly inhereted to learn of this in advance. 'The EnterpHsé" 1 R l l u v ~ ~,.~1,. 1~}L_w AQ a4g'~ ~'2 f1 <\"»: ~ f u e n r l a n ~ ~v i . J m m s g f r ~- 1 r .~ 'L~f "r T"; ' " ~f ..jef~.I ~< I 4,g i=.,,_,i » .Q ~.! E ! '" '/ .HF "y n - » I / 2 ;- f ' : /f "\ j " ' J E I ,~f.3 . ; _ ,. {f f l ! _ .*m v f s q g . + f . =;; ~; ; . _;; ; » -~r ~J | | | r . | ` ||,r ~A _§ " ' I ~ f { 5- "~/ '," `~ ' s :', : * \ \/ ~2 "~,.~" - .- » ¢ . f ' ~~~ g m ),!. 4 ' # '~"' ~ ' = -~ - - -T " " ' - . =' 1 " '- > - . f "i " ° "= " $ r :" ~£ "~ .~. » > " - -' 7 " ". ! " "N t ? - 1930 Marks 55th Graduation Fifty-fifth Annual Commencement Thurlday Evening,May 29th. Thlnymine Graduates in the (J us . HELD IN NEW Au n r m a n n u The fifty-fdth annual commence ment of the Blair high sdzool will be held in the high school audi- torium on Thursday evening, May 29th.This brings tn a close the commencement activities, of theclans of 1980.There am thirty- nine Seniors in this year's class. The fxzsnuencement address will be gi by Superintendent J. H. Beveridge of the Omaha city sehnols.Supl.. Beveridge has »_=gy=ved a national reputation as 9 m- meneement spedxer and orabor. He will bring to the Blair Senior class a w message. The Senior dass of 1930 has held high the fine traditions and ~ 1:1 Old B l w High;In sdm hi p,debiate,detiamntory and musk: the names ol the dl!- ferent members ot this year's class was broadcast to every 961-- ner of the state.The class u! 1930 a necord that will be very hard for other classes to duplicate or excel. We wish tho class of 1930 God» speed as they go out of school life into life's school. (By D.V.Masscr) CLASS SERMON The Bacculaurente Exercises for the 1930 graduating class of the Blair high school were held Sun- day evening,May 25,at eight o'clock at the high school audi- torium.The room was comfort- ably filled with relatives and friends of the Seniars_ The program as given in e Enterprise of May 15, was car- ried out.The opening number was a March by two ol the Sen- iors,Margaret Badgenow and Margaret Jenkins,at which time the rest of the Seniors marched w the seats reserved for them.Amale quartef composed of Sen- ior Alfred Jenpen, Juniors'Edward Jenkins and"Raymond Matz and Sophomore Roy Christensen sang, "At the End of the Day". The invocation and scriptural reading was given by Rev.C. G. Bader. Senior Doris Tllden played a comet solo, The Holy City. Rev. A. F. Newell delivered the class sermon, taking for his sub- iecz c u mi n A girls smrtet,"L i ft Thine Eyes" was sung A oapella by six Senior girls:Dorothy Baxter, Priscilla Rhnades, Margaret Badge row,lmVaughn Moats, Ruth Vig and Mae Koopman. Rev.A. J.Hargett pronounced the benediction. ér y. . e ic r- .g -I s e f » »»; ; 1 1 » e r PAGEANT A TMETHODIST CHURCH "ne He n mg" ug hz", a pa i ri -ntic dramatic service by Lydia Glover Deseo, win be presented at the Methodist, church in Blair this coming Sunday evening, wilh ther a u o w i n f p u u d p a m i n nddtlon Do choir and orchestra: Soldier's Fiancee - Luella Simpson A g e d C o u p l e - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Edwards B e r e a v e d W o m a n - - - - - - - ~ - -- -- ~ » - M .r s . B e a s i e Fr e n¢ h Her Children - - Maxine Anderson and Ray French Stretcher-bearers - - - - ~ Clarence Sappenlleld,Harold Petersen Bngler - - - - ~ - - Doris Tilden Crlppled Soldier - Wayne Dudgeon Vocal Soloist Leila Wright Viollnist - ~ - - - Merrill Hanson Peace - - - - - -Florence Dixon Blind Man - ~ - - - Donald Rover Pmtelling Patrio t - - Cyril Baer Weary Soldier - Clyde Sappenfield The Seer - ~ - - Frances Koopman Flag-bearers - Virdnia Campbell. Nadine Guyer, Leila Ruth Guyer, Madge Petersen Reader - - - Mrs. W. J. Koopman Pianist - - - - Misa Gertrude Mead Electridan - - - M. Everett Tyson At this servloe, also. & newly» elected officers of the Epwnrtla League will be installed with n candle-lighting ceremony. The pub- llc is of course invited without charge, to this program. EDWIN J OHNS Edwin Johns, son of Mr.mud Mrs. Samuel J. Johns of Widma, Kansas passed away, May 22, 1980 nearly twenty-four yeah of nge. The remains were brought to Blair and funerul services held from the Christian church Monday, May 26, Rev. Hargett officiating. Edwin was born in Blair, May 28 1906.He moved with his parents to Omaha eight years ago and there he graduated from ilbohnlw high sghool.Later the family moved to Wichita.In April 1980, he compleied a course in under- Laldnx at Kansas City and receiv- ea a license as n graduate marti- dan. He ls survived by his parents, two utte rs , Mn. L i lli e W ulf o l Omahg md Mi ldred at home um REBEKAHS ENTERTAIN TEACHERS The degree staff of Welcome Re- bekah lodge of this city,very pleasamly ente ned the teacher members ol their order stan 6:80 dinner at the home of Mrs. Henry Mencke of east Lincoln street last Nesday evening. There were in all about twenty- two or three Rebekah! present and the evening will long be remem- bered by all who were present. as a n e w x » \ ° = w = £ ~ ~ Tm honor guests of Cue evening were Mika Nona Moss,who is teaching elsewhere in the fall, and Mrs.John McKeen,of Whittier, California, who is also a Rebekah member and happened to be in Blair at this Lime. Visiting occupied the time until a lale hour. Dana Commence- ment Friday Baccalaureate Services Held May 25.Annual Picnic Last Satur- day.Commencement Exercises Friday Evening Close Work. ARRANGE MIXED PROGRAM I Baccalaureate services for the class of 1930 were held at the First Lutheran church,Sunday evening, May 25, 1980.Prof. C. B.Larsen of .the Seminary,de- livered the baccalaureate sermon on the subject. "Facing Life". Spe- cial music was fumisdied by the College Music department.Rev. Hans Nielsen officiahed. The Dans student body and (ac- ulty had that annual picnic in the woods last Sshirday.Program, games, and eats filled the alter- noon.The Dann College Commence- mem. will be held next Friday eve-ning, May 80.The public is in- vited The program follows: Pro- oeasionnl, Prof. Waldo B. Nielsen; Hymn Ill; Scripture Reading and Prayer, Prof, C. B. Larsen; Going Home, Prof. Ida Hansen; Address, The Great Objective,Rev.Ka rl Wllhelmsen;Spring Song,Dana Mixed Quartewe: Ida Hansen, Lu- cille Hansen,Emil Pedersen and George Robertasn; Presentation of Class from Trinity Theological Seminary,Dean J.P.Nielsen; Presentation of Class from Dana College and Academy,Acting (Continued on page four) Final Assembly to be Held This GIVE SERVICES AT CEMETERY Afternoon Program lt City Hull ai Two 0'clock.Mixeii Program of Music and Readings. The following program hasbeen arranged for the Memorial day services to tgg mm Friday, May 80: March to cemetery will start from the city hall at hen o'clock sharp.Line of march as follows: Colors,Firing Squad,Civil Wnr Veterans, Spanish War Vetemnn, World War Veterans,Womans neue: Corps, A. 1. Auxiliary, D. A. R.Usual services at the cem- etery.. Afternoon program lt B. F. D. hall at two o'clock p. m. Band concert a t hall entrance by Blair Band led by Prof.K. C. DeGrotf; Advancement of Colon, pw Stanley E.Hain Post, Amer- can Legion;Invocation;Song, "America";General Loga.n's Or- der; by Alfred Jensen; Male qua# ren, "sms By my Cooney", G. L. Di xo n, Don C. Va n De wse n, ~ Mead and M. R. Lippincott; ing "Llncoln'a Gettysburg Address, oy Barbara Bowman;Patti0B§ songs of Gvil War and World War lress,Prof.C. X.Hansen, Dana Jollegeg Song, Star Spongled Bm- aer by Audience;Benedlcdon, Rev. w. H. Underwood; Taps; Re» Hroment of colors and Patriotic :yy Audience;Memorial Day Alle: Avrardn for ~ Endiavor for Yclr's School Activities.Pru- grum Closes with Band Selection (Edited by D. V.Masser) The final assembiy of ¢he year will be hem ik me' Senior High nudiwrium on Thursday afwmoon B....-luve..N, -...B w..~»~.-tion the awards for the entire year will be made.The following is the program that will be car- rled out: Music - - » - - High School Band Invocation - - Prof. Erland Nelson, Fra ot Dana College Neighbor dead,Mrs. Charles Gil~ Ham.The shower for those unfortun- ale Royal Neighbor families at Te- ksmah was a splendid success,Most of the presents comlllsted of clothing, wwels and canned fnxits und vegetables.Them were tak- s o o c 0 a a years, years when you have broadened your knowledge of the world and deepened ;Lhe convictions of your llfe. But today all is dilferenv.. Today you lace life with many unoenalntiea Your J u | | 1| l o ...... ,,...,......., .... ...Q W.- or t-Juniors, added to the interest 4 the guests. Ut five piece orchestra mrnishe sweet music during the dinner. The following program was cal ried out:Toast,"Magic WandAliceBeckmah, Junior Prenidene Toast,Crystal Ball,LaVaugh Meats,Senior President;Due Janet Hemphill,Neil Stanley Boys Trio, Roy Christensen, Alfre Jensen, Edward Jenkins; Reading Frances Siert;Solo Dance, Cha! latte Armstead;Crystal Gazini Bill Cappls; Solo, Vera Nelson. At the close of the program th oung folks haslened over to thSu m-house where they dance until the day was well nigh on it way again. The Seniors are greatly indebt 2d w the Junior class and thei rponaor,Miss Bueer,lo r a v e r pleasant evening. llRS_ w. E. FARNHAM PASSES Funerd services wae held Sun lay for Mrs. w. E. Farnham, an :ld and highly respected resdden Ji Blair nnd~vicinity from tlr 'rome of her son, Chas. T. Farn mam.Burial was made i n th ocal cemetery. Catherine Elizabeth Atkinsm was hom in Spafford, N. Y., Ma; 29, 1885 and had she lived unti xnday,would have attained th< ripe old age od 95 years. On o mm. .zo ,.1 s s a the W I married tu William E. Farnham i Piltaheld,Mass.,who precede mer in death June 22, 1925. Her early life was spent i: Massachusetts,coming to Neh :aska in 1886.Mr. and Mrs.Farnham reside an 3 farm on the Bench for 1 iumber of years and then movef ;o town where they spent the re nninder oi their lives. Until the last.few years,th ldccased has been an active work fr i n the Wnnmn's Audliary o St.Mary's Episcopal church,fo :everal years having served thi xranch as its president. During the World War a t thi lge of eighty-two, she gave con inued service to the Red Cros: and in recog-nition ol' this scrvio she was given a medal by thi Nushington County Branch. Ma Farnham is survived b: ner son,Charles Tniman and 1 granddaughter, Catherine Ruth. .o c a n W . R. c - W INS no No r Mrs. Elsie McBride of this cit3 vas extended the highest honor given n W. R. C. member in thi late when she was recently elect d president of the W. R. C, stat: onvention held at McCook, Neb The election was a real contest here being four nctive candidates ne nf whom was Mrs. Genevlevl Zola of Omaha, well known in Re ie! Corps circles. Mrs,McBride has been an eu husiustic and loyal member of thl meal cox-qs for years, having nu d about all the offices,bot] lective and nppolntive. She has been the departrnen reasurer for three years and he: eeords and work have been mos reditahle and satisfactory. The local Corps showed thell uride a n d , h u m in her honol ls t Saturday when at a.rerrulal Debatkxg - - ~ - - Alfred Jensen en up ko Tekamah the fo\lowi:xg 'old annhois are c u t oil. Presentation of Debating Letwn morning by Orule Rena Km and 'Your new connections- - - - - - Supt.D. v . Ma sser Mm f?'¥".BF°==!_"Q. "za" .sr\;»\1v f not ws m=d¢~Yo u f m "=»~' I v~Athletics ~- .--Bill Cappis Presentation of Athletic Letters Harold Park, Coach Deelamatory ~ - - - Mae Koapman Presentation ol Declamatory Lev ters Mrs. D V Masser Music - - - ~ - - - Boys Quartet Few Remarks Concerning Music - - - ~ - - ~LaVaughn Manta Scholarship - - - Margaret Jenkins Presentation of Scholarship le ff ters - - - - Supt. D. V. Mosse: Spirit of Blair High ~ - - - » - - - - - - - - A - Charles Eliaasen Music, "Our Blair High" ~ _ - - - . . _ Rvws mul Girls Ensemble So lo - - - --- I. Do mwy Ba xw apprecaaneq by we i t N. A. za :n- illes.At the lasffrneeting the officers of R. N. A. Camp cordially pre- sented Lucille Jensen Smith, the young bride, with a linen luncheon set.This was presented by Mn. Ella Brass with heartien congrat- ulations.Mrs.Ido Hindley, chainnan ofthe Sunshine committee and Mn. Ixngerslev called on and gave flow-ers to tour of our Royal Neighbors who were ill.Mra Ethel Gallagher is at homefrom the Omaha hospital and is on the road to recovery.Neighbor Edna Howendick and hnohnnd Thavmnml Hnvendink me u o o 0 I a C s n 0 0 u s l pressed for the moment that the world has not yet taken you to itself and made a place for you.You will wonder whether or not the world w i l y ne ds you. But courage!This is th# morn of that great day for which you have worked so long.Make it a day of joy. Do not be depressed by doubts.You have know- ledge, to a degree at least. IYou have the strength and the will to do.Wisdom and will power will come Lo you i n increasing measure g_' a High School Yells Distribution ot Report Cards - - - - ~ - - - - - - - M r . F . E . F l a c k Closing Band Selection - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - ~ l ~ l i g h S c h o o l B a n d 1 The following high school st\1d~ ents will recelve awards according to the following activities: Football: Alfred Jensen, Marvin Gollelion,Charles Eliassen,John Gillespie, Edgar Short, Hans Aye, Curtis Maynard,Leon Anlbnlvll, Edwin Lindstrom, Willinm Cnppis, Woodrow Biffur, Melbourne Strick lm, Oro Brumbaugh.Football, second team:\Villium Sylvia,Richard Lippincott,Roy Christensen, Rollond Bucklin, Claronce Van De\'enbor, Raymond Cudyi Roy Brumbuugh,Francis Kelly,| Norman Abbott und Howard Er- ickson.. I§.§JaH12"f..IH§§x§}§ -li-l'DB our Neighbor and our best wishes go with her. POPPY DAY BES1; EVER Mrs. Charles McComb, chainnnn of the Poppy Day drive and her assistants an pleased to announce that Saturday.May 24. WHS the best annual Poppy Day dnve they lurve ever made, there being the sumo! $158.10 collection mm this drive.They wish to thank the pub\ic'i'or the generous support nnd assure them that the money will be used #Gr Welfare work among the local veterans and fum- ilies. The expense of the poppies mudeby disabled veterans and purchus: cd through the state office was err: sn fn nn-Auxiliurv.leavin: 0 a o o o l o o o A u4 o o s s o u n 4 s a s with the years as the fruits ol your labors. The world needs you,never fear.It reaches out its hands to welcome eveiy man and wnmsin who ap- proaches i t with wisdom and courage.It stands walt- ing ooday for you. Go then to your work with joy in your hearts, with a song on your lips.Go oagezly, unafraid. Youshnd today at the threshold of life.May God be with you 1/.»direct your footsteps into pleasant places.When you seem weak and ineflew ive may His strong arm support you, leading you to nobler achievements.Have courage.Today you grsdu~ uve.me me rejoice with o 1 o o a o a o 1 s s oo o o n o o $ s 1 1 o Jrgllnizations PROGRABI FO RALUMN1 nzcsrrxou The following program will be presented at the Blair High School Alumnl Reception bo be held Sub "yi-W evedng,\ May Bl.to the c asa of 1930. Those in Llmrge have gone to wma umhle effo rt 1°make the program worth while and there will,flo doubt, be a good repre- sentation of 'the members present, The one act play "His Japan- ese Wfe" has for the cast, Odlle Allen, Frederick Abbot, Frederlek Guyer,Ruth Allen and Winifred Allen. A specialty dance, "Wedding of the Painwd Doll" has the follow- ing cast: Helen Pound, Marguerite Rathman,Pezsy Pounds,Emi ly Allen,Betty Beaty,Janet I-lem~ phill, Neil Stanley, Billy Stewart, Harriet Gollehon,Nyla Mae Stall# ley, Mary Frances Warrick.. Vocal solo by Ruth Brass; ac- :ompanied by Catherine Beckman. Specialty by Vance Nielsen and Charles Eliassen;quariottc selec- zions by Hilton Rhondes, Edward lenkins,Louis Murdoch and Rpy 'Jhrisf,ensen; violin solo by Geral- line Stewart; saxaphone solo by Scholarship. lllnrgaret Bndgtrow Ali c e B e c k man , h lu r i e Bo lln , Mu r - d e ll I l u c n,M a r y B .Hlbc hman ,Nn r g u r x J e n k i n s ,A lf r e d J ensen, Cla m K r o xz h , Ma c K o o p n mn , Ma r - i~|i~Ru h r .E d w i n I.i mls\ ro m. .,~...,..N ...\..__... .._.,,th e m a t i d y s u m. Tekamah To x c a v s you gud bid you Godspeed through those frultfulyears which lic 'ust be and ourJyk e n . - - Th e En te rp ri se . s a o 4 4 c a a o s 1 s s _ s i I l i Z : | . | r l 5 : ~ :.n.Blur?-:an Nelson (Sn).Vera ~~MAK E OVLR s uv m v VIS IT §Nu1.s1 Recd U'Hanlor|.Baum!It isn't often that one drivesi m t n m ,Franc es Sic rt;~ 5i m' ? "" " ' g Ru t h V i z .FIONHCQ Io wa -Ne b ra s k a P o we r Co mpa n y (L=>:1L1uued o n pa g e ei g h t)Gi ve n 25-y ear Fra nc h ise t o 1 Fu r n is h Na tu ra l Gas to Tc kn ma h ,.,runs. yvru. l§_§n'\N'r f Residents. distanc e o f ar o u n d th ir tee n h u n dr ed m e s t o ma k e a n ove r Su n d a y vi t an d in y ea rs g on e by the th ou gh t of it wou ld h a ve b ee n HW ! m s p m n g b u t M r .a n d Mr s .H Chair kT{n|enn AhI h n i 4|nni was Portia Lucille {Kemi:¢.1 ~. .th'.Cntlmrine Pauline Bryant passed RATES VERY REASONABLE A1u..5D=;u u u u Jislllb ||l ¢ |l \§ ; |J v l o f i :R l n i f h u : m i n P r i r l m DINNER PARTYawayTuesday morning at 2:45 c-'clock nt her home on Colfax St. after an illness of ten days which developed into pneumonia. Deceased was born at Kenosha, Wisconsin where she grew to womanhood.Later the family \noved to Tecumseh where they lived for some time. Sho was married to Wm. Bryant at Ida Grove,Iowa in 1893 and from then on until her death she made her homo in Blair. (Burt County Herald) The day when Tekamah will have natural gas in its homes and places of business was hastened materially Monday evening when the city council granbed a twenty- five year franchise to the Iowa- Nebraska Light & Power Companyto furnish Dae city with gas. The Iowa-Nebraska Light Sn Power Company was represented hy its attorney, Walter M. I-Iope ...-,.. -._ ....,.._,., -..___noon bound fo r No rma n, Owho ma where Weir san-in-law, Profes sur M.G.Smith residea Henthey visited over Sunday and re turned the first of the week. Professor M. G.Smith i s i n sttuctnr in anthropology at thi Oklahoma University and Mil thll summer do research work among the Indians and will also be al Washing?/un, D. C. carrying on hh line of work.Hia special researcl wnrk will ha the studv of Pevou Mrs.M.P.Nelson of north Walker Avenue entertained a num- xer of friends ar. dinner last Sun- lay.Her daughter,Miss Emma »! Omaha, was present w assist xer.The following were present: Mr. md Mrs. Charles Reeh and Anna, Hr. and Mrs. Will Kumr,Mr. and Hrs.George Kuhr,Jr.,Mr.and Mrs.Frank Thompson,M rs. Nuhke Wulf, Ozrl and Eijner Jen- hen. a mm W IL L NO T CEL EBRATE Mrs. Bryant was A great lover well of this city who pzesenued of horses and for years made a tht offer of the company he.1f\`¢P' n - . .- - _- ,- . . _"" - n f ..._' Ucult.Thié is an Indian religion thx ner emoni es o f whi c h ar e c h nie d or spulnlty of breedlng trotting stock and at her death she still was the owner of several good ones.She had no ehlldren of her own but mothered two step~chlldren and an adopted son.These are: Norman Wm. Bryant,Grand Junc- tioh, Colorado; Burroughs S. Bry- ant,Chey ne,Wyoming,and Lane Bry of Frederickston, New Bnmswi k, Canada who with the bereaved husband. mourn her resented. After °arf>'ully consider- ing it from all angles, the Mayor nnd clty couneil were of the opinion that the company that now furnishes Tekamah with electric light and power, has made anower very fair proposition. therefore by a vote of the council it was decided to grant the gas franchise to the aloresald cum- pany.By so doing,they h u -tened the time when gag ma lm will be laid into Tekamah.The under the influence of a sort of nnnotic ' obtained »from a weed which they use.Professor Smith has made a rather umtenslve study of this cult and wlll again take up the study through the summer va. catlon.His wife, who acts as his secretary, goes with him and they are much away from home.Mr.and Mrs.Nielsen brought with them the only child ol the Szdth family,s son,who will Spend the summer with them lu A committee of lusiness men ,¢nade the munds ot the different Jusiness places Wednesday to an- :ertain the feeling regarding cele- Jrating July Ath.On account of A ack of support financially it was iecided to give up the idea. neeting,the presented herwitl \ corsage of lovely sweet peas amIU s rzruun umgs sE WORLD~HERALD Eldon K_ Lmmpvin.The thirtyeighth annual recep-s ANDSOCIAL FORECAST1roses. P A T R O N I Z E H O M E death.Iowa-Nebraska Light &Power order that his parents may have She was a member of ihe Con- Company are now assured o! this ample time to do their work.Editor of R3n3g?»§v§}'é`S§&aonItion of theAl\imni Association in the Senior class of the high school ¥\ ~~;<».yi ~ ~§mo__. . M : > ' . ., g a ~ 1 ;1 .A l 2 s . -gre ga tio na l c hu rc h a nd also of Py th i a n Sisters,Ro y q l Ne i g h b an d th e W . R. C . | | \ || . . . _ _ _ _ \»c a n 1 Q they can pro-FASHION CENTER FICES COATS the c'lty's business and on need with their plans accordingly.C3Mr. Hopewell cared for the ig-SA 1 .__-_.,, . M -- - _ - - .L - -» BLAIR GIRL RE-ELECFED AT W EST POINT |will be held at the new high school auditorium nextSaturday evening, May am, Si-lrfinz at eight o'clock. Iuu usm m s ' P h u =`1 |\f lll 'n \*l ¢h f\\ :h " n u r nn r l i h nxunenu sennoes Will nenemat the M. E. chuxth next Sunday al. 2:30 p. m. and interment will lac made in the Blair cemetery. FAIR OFFICIALS IN BLAIR www: o x mu uvuupauy wucu .ufpurchased the nnmlclpal electric lines last yur. The natural gas pipe line from which 'Deknmah will receive its flow of gas will be the one going mmh to Sioux City.Work al- ready is underwly in the southern Saturday is the day the Fashion Center in Blair has decided m place Lluelr entka swck of Worn- ens and Misses Spring and Sum- mer Coats on sale at $11-Xaluesm sso in slzes 14 m 48 2°s u . All dly this Saturday-ahqp early »-you Worqen and_ Minqea yvhg Miss Myrtle Hurdum, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Fred Hurdum, north of Blair, has completed her school year as head of the English department and director of Dram- ntics at Went Point.After spend- lug a_few weeks at home she and _-...----.---- »-~= ;~--»\----5Quite a number of out o i wwn to the fairness of Pnndpal Flack lumnl have already sent word of the high school,printed me Wfhif they will attend this yhar, graduation announeemmta for the the new building be-in! an added graduating class.For years this ttxadivn no those who do not workjms been am-im out of town ive in the vicinity of Blair.and excessive nrice s han been E ii I.u extra effort hug been m'i°|mm for the mnrk.We §vm§`}.I§3 3 8 5 n L2 |:'»x4I8\9 20 2|25 26 27 28 f# .'..go ....._ 515 2 2 2 9 ,. 9 10 I 6 I7 2 55 0 5 | ,. __~_;» no have an int/eresting prognmthisyear,Winifred Allen and Lucille Kemp being in g g o fthe work.A onemct play be the feature :md em nmvrnm win give Mr. Flask due credit for be- ing so' fair in this.Blair schools ahunld patronize Blair industries jun as fu- as possible. Chester Marshall of nemennlp a r t o f Ne b r a s k h pr ep ar im fh a ni nn " n a n K for want the biggest bargain thrillyou ever had on High Grade Coats. Don't. forget this Saturday at the Fashion Center, any Coat forlgll. -1: ner smer,Birdie will ddve Los Angeles,Califumia,wh Mi n UMa wi ll a tte nd the U versity of Southern Califon: wmuan.. M. um. A u ,i-.__ to ere ng- mia, a 1nd Jim Rhea of Arlin:r'bnn mmm!:ln num-"y`ii\"€1Ié`f£sé}2}E o f u n p r e m i u m i m f o r a n m l m ! ! f d f .T h a r l l n n r l a n o n a u u n l n u l - r-r----=» COURSE IN PIANO As in prevlous years I will gdve a 9 week course in piano to a lim- ited number of students.9 weeks, ;xo,so if paid ln advance, other- wise $12.00.Lessons are forty minutes and students are asked to make arrangements. before June HONOR FOR BLAIR GIRL Miss Mary Hnrdum was recently initiated into the Mu Gamma chapter at the Mn Phl Epdo n, national honorary musical sorority Invitation to this sorority was oon~ ..,..V.. ..e. A. m. wgree.Miss Hurdum will beach at West Point asain next year. Mr. and Mn. L uthe r 0 'Hmlqn of Omaha, were up last gg; a short vim with home!ore going out tp Denver, Co orado on a busdnan erin.wmu 1... manI also include vocal,instrumental m a dunno rmmben.Refresh- ments will be served at dm close of the evening. .Tickets may be obtained at the Citizens sum Bank or the Skew- an Pharmacy or can be purchased at uf.. nfhml lm|1ai»\.. M. n.. ma. 'rne Junior-semor menu foldersa si mple little job that any .mf tem-could have done,was how- ever, given to n Lincoln firm We are not infonned aa w who is re- sponsible for this but lt is certainly the wrong spirit to show and weare sure that had Pnmspal Flack \...,a u . . . . . u . . x - ..1.._-.-"".r .".|..v»»n u ;5006.I nun.-oess i n the ir solic itations a n d a s they are both g-oo d fe llows we feel su re th a t th e y wi ll d o th e i r p a r t wi t h a b a n g .Th e E n te r p r i se r e - p o r ts a p le a s a n t vi d t f r o m th e m. May '2"!B. H. S. Commencement. May 80-Commencement at Dana. May 81-B. H. S. Alumni. May 31-Spiher Club dance at M. W . A. hm. June 17 'Wngregationnl L. 8. U. carnival. June 22-County s. s. convention at Pleasant View school. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Amd: dmmno Grand imma this »=§1é}}»in§»'£E be t tthegrad ti -pzeagn athh uxlone nr.terred upon Misa Hurdum lor her re¢Axv¥§Y£J|§='t§m ~ u` Y § y ' § l ~Prof. Waldo B. Nielsen,sclwllnhin and natural mudcll xived in Dmver and wauld return this vw' 19-lg Phone Red 252. ability.About June 1..My cents. .............° v.. ullu ~.»-\-umm um eu uur ul mzuar ge, H135 therec eption.Th e p r l o e lm o n e y th a t wa s ra is ed i n B i m l ml beenredueed w m a u e a w d m - n y m u u p é l vmdd hnvebeenspentinBlnir.June 1 Pl'Qf-Nielsexfs pimo 4 Blair, Nebrukx, May 29, 1930 \-TE E .f-:N'rERPxusn-Pxlm'Pw\ F T ,C A L H Q U N land Mrs. Seymour smith in Oma- also in honor of another one who AND vlcnmw Mears.and Mesdames August|Klusan, Henry Klassan and Wad-ter Sappenfield spent Sunday i n Sioux City. A. J. Richter of Cardwell, Mo., who came up on a business trip,Stsvned off for a short visit with his wife and children who are here visiting relatives.He le!! for his home Monday.Mrs. Richter and children will rernnin a iew weeks longer when he will retum and take them home by automobile. On t.heir.retum to Cardwell, they will have their household effects takento Louisiana where they will make Lh " future homeslhesdayHcrmdn Neuman met, with s most distressing-accident when his tractor overturned, pin- ning him under lf..He sustained'a compound i ure of two leg bones.He was taken tothe Meth-odist hospital in Omaha, with Dr. C. W. Morrow in attendance.Rc- ports are that hc is getting along as well as codd be expected, butit will he some time before he will be able for Isrm work again. `Mrs. Carl Schmidt, Sr. delight- fully entertained si n guests st pinochle Wednesday afternoon. Theprize winners were Mrs. Joe Bolln and Mrs. Otto Asmussen,high U,.A-L..~».ub ha.Mr.and Mrs.Claus Mehreos, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wri ght ol Blw, dro ve down V1 Murray, Neb. which Is about fiffy miles south of Plattsmouth.D0spend Sunda there with relatives.Mr. and Hhs. Harry Fieher v1s» ited Sunday at the Thomas Autzen home in Ornshmlllr. and Mrs.Otto Kruse en-tertained Mr. and Mrs. Will hxuse and family at dinner Sunday. lllrs.Wm.P.Cook,with her daughters, mm and Margsretof Omaha, :md Mrs. Barlow Nye and 'two children of Kesmey,Neb., [called Sunday at e Henry Roh- wer home.They r e o n theirwaytoBlair for s vxsnt with relatives.<|The Ft. Calhoun members of the ,Platte Valley League vl=y€d at Valley Sunday the score being 6 to 2 in favor of Vdley. County commissioner Claus Meh rens says it weather permits, the grawellng to the west gabe of the cemetery will be completed beforeMay so.The city dads will have the two blocks from the pavement grsveled and the eernebery assoex-ation will have the main drives in .the cemetery gnaveled.Thi s wi ll 'be a much.needed improvement 'und shoudiumeet with the appro- bshou ofMr. and Mrs. Bowman and janv | is leavihs soon on an exhended wuz' ol the south, Mm Ed Nonnsmeker Shop elvis'Saturday_ at the Fashion Center-any Spnng Cost,'$11 Bi1.s 14 to 48-values wlgsft BENCH NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Svendgard and children visited at the Jonas Blornberg home Sunday slternoon. Forty-[ive attended the Pleas-ant View Sunday school Sunday morning.Rev. and Mrs. Hsrget! of Blair were with us and Rev.Hargett gave A splendid talk on Memorial dsy. |Mr. and Mrs.Ted Olinger vis- ited with Mr, and Mrs. John C°l°P- ton Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger were Sunday dinner gnesnts at the w. A. 'lockling home at Modale, Iowa. They also helped Mr. buckling eel- ebrste his birthday. Mr. and Mn. Theo. Lundt andbaby are spending a few days at the C. R. Slnton home while they ,are having their apartment xe- decorated..Mrs. Nyegserd and children of Spencer, lows,. Miss lm Ander- son,Mr.Clarence Vig a nd Ng" Agnes Beck all visited at n-drew Beck home Sundégjtzemoon Mr. mg Mrs. John Becklun vls~ lted last undsy at Peter Rudeerfs on York Geek.Rose Hi ll sehool closed with a picnic Tuesday mud the commence- ment exercises Tuesday evening.Bliss Gertrude love is engaged no teach the upper room and Miss Ward will be back in theflower room next year.Mr.and Mrs.Victor Johnson visiled Sunday at Jack Crowdys i n Blair.Mrs.Johnson stayed over night.Harvey Kuhr celebrated his birthday Friday evening by enter- taining t Jensen young folks.Raymond, Opal, LeRoy Kuhr, Roy Rahlfs, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chris tensen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ras- mussen and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rasmussen and Mr. and Mrs. Hans|Jenseo. Mrs. Laura Tofte and Mrs.M. Nelsen drove toTekarush with theRoseHi ll Ladies'Aid's contribu- tion tor the tornado sufferers. Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Jensen of Fremont, were Sunday visitors st Peter Jenscn's.Mr. and Mrs.H Wulf and Irene Hastings visi Sunday at Jesse Hanselfs. Mr.and Mrs.Walter Sappen- field and family and Mr. nnd Mrs.'J i m Ryan and family visited at Peter Jensen's Saturday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Mencke and Marie and Merle \Xard_:lidted |ning was spent playing cards andwsncxsg.At A me ho ur s l i gh t lunch was served.The Mises Rosalie,Vins andBetaFoleyandbrother.Francis were Monday evening visitors at the J. L. Petersen home. Mrs.Louis Schenk and two daughters,Mrs.Frances Sulley and Mrs. Wallace Snowden, spentWednesday with Mrs. John Reid J. H. Hoebener sod two sisters of Fremont, were Sunda alter- noon visitors at the J. L.etersen home..'hxesday evening visitors at the Robert Rasmussen home wereJens Iversen and Marnie Shearer,Mr.and Mrs. J.L .Peieren and Robert, und Miss Dorothy Mas- ters.Mrs. Jens Clausen, Mrs. Alfred 'Anderson and Mrs. J. L. Petersen-attended the Relief Corps meeting in Blair Saturday afternoon.Mr.und Mrs.Henry Tegt and family of Fremont, were Sunday evening visitors at the Harry Er~ vey home.I Amanda Petersen spent Thurdsy in Omaha and in the evening mf tended graduation exerelses nt,Springfield of which some of her pupils were members of the grad~ uating class. FARM BUREAU NEW S Government estimates show that _..,...._.__,.._._ __- .--. Dr.John Grant Shick left on _Friday on s week's business trip gl;-sh Nebras ka a nd South Da. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Cornish of Omaha, visited the !ormer's moth-er,Mrs.Edna Comlsh,Tuesday Blight. _We had s splendid prayer ser- vice Thursdsy afternoon in charge of Evangelist Lowe who was as~ sisted in the music by Mrs. An.- dersou of Befhsny, Neb. Miss Ada Riddlesbsrger,incompany with herrniece and neph- ew,Beth and David. Phillips all ot Omaha, vlsxted their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Riddles- hsrger. Sunday aftemoon. Mr.'and_Mrs. Frank Jesse of Herman, visited Miss Martha Nel- son §undsy. Miss Bessie Roush of Wisner is 3I!°"din8 u few d a s this weekwith her sunt, Mrs.. G. Shlck. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vail, in company_wil'.h friends from Li n. coln,visited the Underwoods at the Home Sunday evening. Grandma Farnham who has been s resident of our Home since March, 1929, died Friday morning at the age of 95 years.Funeral services were held Sunday after- noon st the home of her son MrCharles Farnham of this eil 'Rev:|_y.Underwood officiating.GrandmaFarnhamwasgreatly loved by eve on d he_,FY e QU __r loss is keenlyl I ~i ' :: : ;' e v e n i ng a t t h e G e n . n .Bl um v i d kd t d mBridwellhomeThursday to see 15. Bridwell, who has been quite Mrs.Earl Thompson Spent the foxepan, ol the week in Blair atthe Mack Rosenbaum home ss she had pil of her seeth pulled.Little Calvin and Daisy stayed with her. Mrs.Dtis Bridwell has been ental, John Hineline hoine. The De Soto Women's Club. wasentertainedat the home o!Mrs. Belva Stanley Thursday altemooa of the past week.Alter the busi-ness part of the meeting,Mrs. Viv' n Heath read a very interest- ing aper on "Edl.son's Young'Llfe".Mrs. Roy Anderson recited ,a poem entitled " A WomAn's jTouch".Mrs.Stanley served idninty refreshments at the clone~ lll the past week, sufferingj ol gh, afternoon.wx wo strokes.Her daughter,| Miss Lois came 1'0 ahromms asshe is tnking nurse's training in a hospital there, to care for her mother.The other children have been with their mother. Miss Annie Eriksen spent Sun- day at the home of her parents,Mr. and Mrs. John P. Eriksen. _Alma_and Birdie Fletcher vis- _xled with E m Fletcher a t the'Crowell Home in Blair, Saturday sftemoon. DE BOT() LOCAIS Guy Wallace had the misfor- lune to have his broader house b\|_rn down last Friday night con- taining around three hundred'bob chicksy|Grandma Pyles went up to Her- man last Sunday to spend a few weeks at the home of her daugh~'fer, Mrs. Ross Harper.1 lldr and Mrs._ John Oberst, Jr., Clarence and George Hineline, |Jr. arrived home Sunday morning from Crystal City,Mo., where theyitook their ferry host. Before com- ing they gave away their mascot. Fish,the u ma kitten they took l hi t promised to take good care of g g for luck,m a li me girl te'..la n\l`hey ex r. peel.to go back Q Your !~ 'Storage ~Battery is low A ,,_4 A ¢, score, and airs. nmms |se.c..........and Mrs. J. Landis were consolcd. A nice luncheon was served.Mr.and Mrs.L .J.Dey and family attended a social affair at the Ponca church near Florence, Wednesday evening,Miss Amanda Klassan, the gen-ial clerk ln Sievers store, enter- tained several friends at her home Wednesday evening in honor of her birth anniversary.The Greene school had a very large attendance at their picnic and program on Wednesday.Thefollowingwerethe8thgrade graduates:Arlene Knise,lrmn.Dall,Maris Rathjen and Arthur Kramhack. Mrs.Percy Tuclmr entertained several friends at cards Thursday afternoon.Prizes were awarded Mrs.Chris Frahm,high;Mrs. Henry Fischer,second and Mrs. Clemens Neuman was consoled. The H.H. Club which closed its work a few months ago, was re-organized with Mrs.Oiga Frahmpresident;Mrs.Ka§e Tucker, ily, who have had charge of thetelephone exchange here for the past several months,are leaving Saturday,Ma 31 for Omahawhere they ...H reside Mrs.E. |Ketchmark u former operator here will again be in charge. Shop early Saturday at the Fashion Center--any Spring Coat,$11--sizes 14 to 48.-values to ~ 1 ARLINGTON NOTES Mrs.Harland Jensen and Mrs. Alioe Newoorn entertained theEmanon Club at the lat.ter's home several days ago.The membershaveplannedtoraiseasumgg money to be donated to sulfere at Tekamah.A grab bag pro- vided amusement and helped w start the fund A very tempting l\mch was served after the busi- ness session.Robert Menking is vidting at the home of his grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Minnie Summers,Mrs. D.A.Compton,Mrs.Annie Suttonand Mrs. Elsie Jorgenson spent ail day Thursday visiting Mrs. C. R. Sutton..Mr.and Mrs.Earl Smith and Mr.and Mrs.Ray Johnson,of Omaha, spent the week»end visit-ihgiia t me a my Smi th homh. rs.Jim Sorensen and Mrs. Martin_ Bertelsen spent Monday afternoon visiting Mrs. C. R.Sut- um.The Bench Community Club metwith Mrs. Dora Sumner Thursday afternoon with four-been members present.Mrs. Robert Johns was a visitor.After the regular bus- iness meeting and visiting a lovely lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ted Olsen at which time some sng gestion or way of serving vege- tables will he given by each mem-ber when answering roll call. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koenig and with-en and Donald I-lagge were visitors at the Lode Meneke home o.....\.... nmoninv Sunday at Rudolph mencues. Bemice Dempsey of Kennard, Marion Nelsen and Dorothy Sap- penfield were Sunday visitors o i Lois Tofte.Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ryan and family visited Tuesday evening at theFrancisForsberg home and with Mr.and Mrs.w .J.Sappenfield and family on Thursday evening. Mrs. Jesse West. of Herman, istaking care of Mrs. Martha Erik- sen who is improving nicely after a siege,of pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen of Her man,were Friday evening visit- ors at Francis Forsberg's. Mr.and Mrs. Frank Swanson and John Taylor were Sunday vis- itors at the Francis Forsherg home.Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Petersen and family of Fremont, were Sunday viistors at Francis I-'orsberg's. HILLSIDE NEWS OFGARDNER DISTRICT I l 30% or au uairy prouuecs arp rustby spoilage before they everleave the farm.\ Milk should be cooled quickly after it is taken lrom the cow.l f milkis kept at 50 degrees Fahren~ heit, it does not deteriorate great- ly.Even so, 40 degrees Fahren- heit is the only sale temperature and ordinarily fresh pumped well water, when passed through a pro- perly constructed insulated rein- forced concrete ,¢M\k.will cool milk to almost that temperature. rent not only by her son and fam-'ily, but by the folks in the Home and by het many friends in Blair. Sa¢'1¥dBY-Surnmer Silk Dresses -values to $10 on sale at $4.98and $6.75 in sizes 11 to 46 at the Fashion Center.19-1: N E W E N G L A N D N e w sMr.and Mrs.V' k Sk l children visited at Ei. Chgi; 2251 Ed Holstein homes last Wednes- day evening.These cooling tanks can bebui by any dairyman o€1Washington county.!1`heir use wil insure the user, both the producer o! whole milk a nd those producing cream, to be processed into sweet cream butter against loss of spoilage. The local County Agrlcltural Ebttension Agent will gladly furn~ ish plans and blue prints for those who wish to install one of these tanks.The overflow water often -____.s ._._ =_..sr... Sunday dinne ts t U,George Loltis i.§'.°"w..Z..MZ ' and Mrs.Chester Hovendiek and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Lof- tis and Howard,Mr.and Mrs. Frank Iaihs and Wayne, Mr. and |Mrs.Louie Hovendick and Leroy and Estelle Montgomery.; Mr.and Mrs.Neil Thompson and children of Blair, spent. Sun-day at the Earl Thompson home.' Harold Curley drove' td Iexing.. ffn§~sr=e_ _He.s f1\ return this and family of Herman, were Sun-day liruests at the home of CharlesHlne ine Sunday. Miss Elisabeth Cachelin was a bus passenger to Florence Mon- day forenoon,where she visited her sister, Mrs. J. F, Bsdgerow.Elizabeth Cachelin and Sylvia Hineline accompanied Mrs.Ed Cachelin to Blair last Sundayforenoonwheretheyattended Memorial services at the hall. Mrs.Roy Busch and Lorrain arrived home the lnstof the week to spend the summer at the par- 'le1 Misslllaggiell.l.owe 115. Herman, Neb.~ pi libilresentative for World=l'lerald Br \ ring it to us right away and '`d ifz un exmmne lt an see it actually worn ou! or merely need of n rc rslmrge.We ay be able to save you dee of a new battery. VlN'l`0N-EVANS cnwnom co. iho wallsw 2 lrice-president and mms.uaraSierk,secretary-treasumr.Mrs. and Mm. Gus Cfulson.n f1\,mg ed ref ,hm ns The Community Club met fora n d i ' J ; ' i i ' , » J ? . ; 1 m é ' ° m ° 2 n .h e i r = = » ~ e , ~ ; 1 f= = » e f g u d b;1g._i»-Ms ¥ - ' - * -- - -Aw nua n1 v. nn\ nfp A . f f t h h """' "":'r»:.,..'nrg f a n d F r l d - l r v i s i t i n g H i l l I -. . _ . l ~I " l l u b | ' . l n n l n 3:51 The Gardner school closes this week with a graduation program lcot! on Wednesday evening and a big \lh\.'pimic dinner on Thursday in the can ne Brrllllgeu w Huw mw un:w w :Wim nuns.uxney ana enu-stock tanks.Also insulatvd con~ dren, who are visiting at the C_ 'r. crete tanks can be provided to White home. accomodate one of the small me Mr and Mrs Edgar Skinnerzmrilchanicnlrefrisreratinnnlants»l°v;I£~hf!fi""".MIf'.'!"d MH 9 " " d For wauungum Uoumy I Iuterestsd pnrila ed]766 Berman.Nab. A ia by im' Them was a fqir sized crowdpresem at the annual alunmi re»ceptiou and banquet at the city ._\hall Thursday evening.Mm wJ gave " fine mm and the new Pm ..ident, Dr.. I. Nelson,reuded.banquet dancing was md m...PExqellezis rquaic was ,.m.?.¥m » ,\ ,,~ , g g i § : : ' . z i 2 . .'f..'L¢§ "'Q*v ' ; ' " " m been rwavea by Mrs. Sarah mnmxa, agu A. o . friends here of the death ol Wm. Hawkins Mid m m Adnan Edgar ¢»|...\.Q.....\.:..\.,.......-.wa nr h l n l i n c l 3 u r c h _ ' 1 \ x g s d a y ~ uesmu un muumq =w...»-5 .... V...-...c hapel.Th e wi ve s o f the me mb e r s wer e sp ec ia l gu es ts an d th e c h ap el wa s ml e d .A spec ial a p e n w aI1 1 1I< U l f .B D U U L I B .\ J l . ¢ l I A l l l r i r r l u. I \ . | . | . n " D n u l 'M \ » ¢ |~f 'n ' E d Mu n d o r f g r o ve .I'81111 Mr .i n d ~ln :ua Mrs. Jllhll COIIl~toll and ~:||~_ g © © © © © © © © © © © @ © © © © © © © © © © © © © @ © @ © © © © © © © © o .@ Saturday--Summer Silk Dresses © © o © © © © © @ @ @ © © © © © © © © 0A r e Y o u S u p p o r t m g You?"Own Industry WHEN WE BEE A CREAM PRODUCER BUYING OR USING OLEODIARGARINE, IT REMINDS us OF THE FELLOW wao TBIED To um' HIMSELF BY ms nom STRAPS.THE ONE WAY To BUILD UP THE DAIRY BUSINESS IS BY SUPPORTING YOUR OWN INDUSTRY.oLEoMAmAmNE IS LIKE SOME OF THE HIGHLY OOLOILED LADIES WE AT TIMES SEE ON THE STAGE.THEY DOOK ALRIGHT AT A DISTANCE,BUT LOSE THEIR A'l'l'RACI'IVENESS WHEN ONE cl-:rs A CLOSBUP VIEW.OLE() COMES IN NICE PACKAGESWITH HIGHLY um :'°|:~~...,.~ ' ~ © © © © @ © © © © © © © © © © © © © ~|~1Ns1sT ow BL/Im;13UrTER"i ~ » . \.U~\`. Mr. and Mrs.Nel1 Cameron and Alice of Omaha, were Tuesday evening supper guests at the Det~ lef Wulf home. Mrs. Allen Atkinson and Velmaof California, who are viliting at the parental, Richard Nelson homespent Friday at John Taylofs. Mr.and Mrs.John Petersen. Dorothy and Jack visiied at the El. V. Heath home in Blair Sun- ay.Mr.and Mrs..Detlel Wulf, Hazel, James and Bemard, RusselWardandMr.and Mr.Fred Mayle of Fremont,were Sunday dinner guests at Wm Rynn's. and $6.76 in dns 11 w 46 at the Fashion Center.19-lt Be Sure Your 'l'||-on Arc Sa le lor Your Me m o:-Ill Da y Trip! on the mark~f Sunday tors at the Louis Schenk home south of Blain Mr.and _Mra.Cecil Thompson hood.A number of picnics were held in the Ed Mundorf grove last_ week by the different grades of the Blmr schools. Mrs. Pew Truhlsen was hostess to the Hillside Hustlers Club last Thursday.Beatrice Foley, Lee Harrison andMiloSchoecksofFremont,were Sunday dinner guests ol Arlene Antill. Faye Ervey mislhed Amelia Pet~ ersen at the Crdwell Home Sun-'day afternoon.Amelia is one of the employes at the Home. Miss Arlene Antill entertained a few friends and relatives st her home Tuesday evening.The eve- '"1 u Mrs. Herman Pasewadk of Nor folk, visited her aunt, Mrs. Susie Retzlalf Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crosby spent |the wwkend i n Omaha vidtingtheir daughters, Mrs. Frank Free~ land and Mrs. Hans Claycomb andtheir families. Mr.and Mrs.Holgar Knutsen and two children uf Exlra,Iowa spent Sunday at the Home as the guests of Mrs Knut.sen's sister, Miss Martha Nelson.|Dr. a nd Mm. 'robuns ma mm children ofhindsay, Neb., visiied Mrs. Tobkins father, Mr. George Chase,last Friday. Advertise in The Enferprise....-.' U the homes were entirely modem. WANT WATER To RUN To THEM noon]zur.and suns.by uewcunuu onBen Omaha, spent Saturday with Mrs. [Frank Brown.1»=ou|Mr. and Mrs. Otto Christiansen. wh-...A M N J I .Petnnen and Nebraska fam women are tired of running alter water-they want~u n d r e d s a v e Asked" " ' " 1 °" "'""" """'"""' "' ""'\regumr nnsmesa was nmmwuhome in Buffalo, N Y. my 14 ..Mr. mm and family lived in the "f wnm =;"°;;;° ;§;'°""ma g g g f ~m§';;';,;=\;;\we.m,.g of Min Dorothy Glove! whoWm be wry no learn of hi and Clifford Decker were received by friends on Monday The eventnasdnx.I .. A-L ..\.,... imcA .nn Wulnnl. and baby nm sunuay umuer ww.:Miss Mabel Anderson of Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Smith andMrs. Nnncy Sylvia drove to Teka-mah Sunday tn see Charlie Metder who is quite ill.-Mr .mn Mn. Chuue Hunk vin- mm servchu!ing. ter sen =§~`E"`a§£&§1` ax; '¢;§'"' E35 Hvsluuvas l»¢vu\¢"~h ,iees at the Danish Lutheran may be put into a farm ome they want. running mm worse thanrchLi1;8Keu:1a;d J§""d'F d';'§;§j anything else. Modern lights would of Mr. gud Mn. Jenn c. Jen-be second, heat third, and refrig-IOf He rma n , ~ 8 I TI B I I II J E I ' o f 1 e .or»f4..¢:__ ..,..ff.'.53?.'.,E"£,n a - ;"Do you mean that Miller Tires?The Ft. Calhoun public schoolclosed Friday, May 23 with a pic-nic.The first four grades held theirs in the city :srk and all the mst of the schoo enjoyed theirs on the school grounds.A l i ne time was had. Messrs.Will, Fred and OttoIN-uhm left Friday morning forLake okomji on a fishing uiv~ 'rms Minn A-ms and Elin mh- wn.s ue ,www ....... ...........day, June 4th.Sunday guests at dinner at the home of Dr. und Mrs. R. A. DaviesincludedMrs.J.C.Blackburn, Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Bloch. .Miss Dorothy Glover,who h u been teaching at Stanton,came home on Fri ay. Walter Hart,who is employed in Omaha is enjoying a ten day mmmm m m m wer gave a second vanishing bridge on Friday afternoon.Mrs.Wm. Kruse,Sr.held high score and Miss C. C.Bwes,low.A ni luncheon was attractively served at the close or' the games../ Several from here were in at- tendance at the qventeenth an-nual gals day fete of the Omaha University at Kountze park Friday evening.Miss Mary Cook who is a student there, wok part in the exercises._ Misa Anita Fischer returned from her school work at Fonta-nelle Friday evening.The school closed that day with a picnic din-\ner and general good time.She 'has been engaged to teach there the coming year.Mrs. Chapman of Blencoe, Iowa accompanied by her daughter and little girl arrived Friday evening gg auto for a visit with her sister,rs. w. R. Goll and also to attend the graduation of Willard Goll.Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Blankenfcld of Sidney, Neh., arrived Friday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. M. G. Christensen and Mr. Chris- tensen for s two weeks visit with relatives and old time friends. Waldo Kruse, who attends theagricultural college at Ames, Iowacame Friday evening to spend tho week-end with his mother,Mrs. Wm.Kruse, Sr. and sister, MissHelen..H was aeoompaniedhomo | Friday evening a large crowd gatherd in the city hall in amend the arrow commencement exer- cises of the Ft.Calhoun public school.Rev . #ge F. Pguee f S!omaha.gave prin pa a -dress of the evening. ml subject being."Whore Do We Go from Here".Music was furnished bytheFt. Calhoun orchestra.TheGirls G-los Club of the school un- der the leadership of Miss Chnl-tenson sang "The End of a Per- fect Day".Supt. B. H. Mead pre- n...¢~|ella arrnrlunres cn Emeat vacation here at the home of his\ mother, Mrs. Mary Hart.g Mr.and Mrs. Ed Woerner anddaughter, Ruth of Onawa,Iowa came on Friday to attend the com- mencement exercises. Their doughter,Ada was a member of the graduating class . Quite a had collision occurred onSunday about one o'clock in theafternoonwhen an Omaha w g collided with one driven by James-Strawbecker who lives just east of town.Special Memodnl services wereheldhereonSundaywhenRev. Raymond C. Swisher of the Con- gregational church delivered an appropriate sermon l.n the M.E. church where the union meeting was held.Wm.Murley,veteranof the Civil War, was present, as were delegations from the Span- ish American and World Wars.Wm. Morley and W. K.Ely are th e o n l y t w o ~ v e t e r a n s o ! the Civil war who std l live here. _Mrs. o.c.Roberts of Omaha, visited friends here the latter pm oi the week. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley W. Mar~shall of Hastings were guests over the week-end of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Marshall Thirteen were graduated irom f-he rlington high schools I-'rlday evening when Paul Covey Johnson,D. D. oi the Lincoln Presbyterian durch delivered line add b eb y a w i l l ilore A filled o p l m house.The I | class appeared m gray caps and§°w°= and the stage was prettily eoorated with many baskets o l flower.Two scholarships were awarded: Elizabeth Mohr one withwhich also was included the honorl ot vdedictorian; ClaraMeiarhsnry nealved the other.The Seniorclass duo was awarded the sullverhonorcupforhavingthemost poinb of any clus in the schol- arship,citizenship and physical averages.The honor society, spon§ so rd by the American Ie mo n `\\\\; =~, _;.f r i ? ~ We guarantee this Miller Geared-to-the-Road Tire to outwear any other tire of equal price when run under the same conditions. MILLER RUBBER PRODUL rn COMPANY ( m c n m u r m l J v ,a FEW months ago the tire industry vu amazed at the swaping guarantee an- nunnced fair Miller Geared-to-the-Road nm.. Thousand: of motof-ist: read this un- ? mrpuuble guarantee and from all sides camo this qnenionx "Do you Mean it?" 'l'ruthialtr¢ngeM.hnniiu\lon,mdntlreguu~ anteethetgoesnllthewaylndnys"thhtirei| gnaratlnoultonutwearanyollxerdnofequal pr!ds"tnom»xngetlnt,m We mem thin Miller guunnm. Read IL It aunrayouallthetirenrviceitiapoaeiblg to get for the money you pay. Wlul you want, we believe, are Qing gin will ontwear my other tira of equal In-ia, when run under the anne conditions. Thin In guaranteed to youfwheu you bn! Miller Gated-to-the-Road 'hx-eu. You een $ndnouIefwe ytol:uy'l'i res.C¢m ¢|n_ Get all the fln l-b eye ug gmmltneeanntncrodilwle. MILLER °"~=~ day. Mr. Hazel,Ward Mayle dinner and Mrs..Detlel Wulf,James and Bernard, Russel and Mr.and Mr.Fred of Fremont,were Sunday guests at Will Rynn's. § © © ~ © © © ~ © © © © @ © @ © © © © ~ © ~ © ~ © @ © @ © © © © © ~ © © o .@ 0A r e Y o u S u p p o r t m g You?"Own Industry WHEN WE BEE A CREAM PRODUCER BUYING OR USING OLEODIARGARINE, IT REMINDS us OF THE FELLOW wao TBIED To um' HIMSELF BY ms nom STRAPS.THE ONE WAY To BUILD UP THE DAIRY BUSINESS IS BY SUPPORTING YOUR OWN INDUSTRY.oLEoMAmAmNE IS LIKE SOME OF THE HIGHLY OOLOILED LADIES WE AT TIMES SEE ON THE STAGE.THEY DOOK ALRIGHT AT A DISTANCE,BUT LOSE THEIR A'l'l'RACI'IVENESS WHEN ONE cl-:rs A CLOSBUP VIEW.OLEO COMES IN NICE PACKAGESWITH HIGHLY um OGRAPHED COIDRS: IT LOOKS LIKE BUTTER WHEN `7|'gE Lrrrnz ndown PILL THAT cours W ITH EACH PACKAGE ls ADDED, BUT DID YOU EVER STOP To THINK THAT IT RE- QUIRES FIVE POUNDS OF OLEO '10 FUBNISH THE NOUB.lSH_ MENT FOR THE HUMAN SYSTEM THAT ONE POUND OF nlrrrns wau. FUBNISHT 'rms IS No BUNK WE ARE GIVING YOU BUT ACTUAL FACTS DERWED mom EXHAUSTIVE -rssm WE ALSO BUY EGGS Blair Co-Uperative Creamery'Company Blgir, Nebraska. » - ' \ ~ ' v' \»\ » \ f ° r'-g r-\ \ »f ~ |~ _ ~,~»T~.f.~¢~~"o o o 0 o 0 0 c 'fha o o @ 'Q O Q C, Q 2<§ \c ~|~1Ns1sT ow BL/Im;13UrTER"i ~ ersen at the Crciwell Home Sun-'guests of Mrs. Knutsen's sisber,day afternoon.Amelia is one of Miss Martha Nelson.the employes at the Home.f Dr. and Mrs. Tobkins and three Miss Arlene Antill entertained a children of Lindsay, Neb., visited few friends and relatives at her Mrs. Tobkins father, Mr.George home Tuesday eveadng.The eve-Chase,last Friday. " " " "\=».`"`""i=`éi'u»" "'a ua uw f Us 'selllwl\i°ll»who pn them thdr'to Dbmthit Pbdonon,m o w ws we 4 ~ a=s-|2:".:.':*~':.!¥.&=r:°&_=m'..Ps.°s..=-:° .RL --.1 u......'1:\...».'|..nam-.¢mr.u m nun.r r - 4 .N...-»-~-- ....._., _,.., ,_ _.,rmare Teknmnh business callers on\1\Hl'h;\1hg teachers in the Arling- Fr la y .po n h school. was married Suv The Slader school taught by W g fo Bun Proud: o f Emo tio n. Mrs.l l H.Mead, dosed s very The rlde taught Home Economicssuccessful school year,Friday.ln the schools here for the past Dr. and Mn. N. C. Chrirtenson, year and pa n of the year be~Mt.m d Mrs. Wnlter Goll,Mr. lore and galned mxny friendsandMrs.Glu Newxtram,Mn.|d\ll'i1'l5 her stly."1'he young couple Lena Amblarmd Mrs. A1 Schueler will make their home in Omaha'were among those from Omahafwhere they had a home already w :who nttended commencement ex-K0 *0 housekeeping, erclsei here Friday evening.The Congregatlovml church choir Mr. md Mrs. Hanry Lohman of held their first annual bouquet atOmlhl, cum up Saturday ¢o|pend|Cn¥\e Chapel on Monday evening the weekamd ss guests of Lir._in honor of two of their members and Mrs. Wm. Slevers.who wan be graduated from the Mr.and Mrs.Ernest K;-ugqhigh school on Frlday: Mis Edith were Sum!-IY dinmr gusts of Mr.Plnxge and Howani Mumlnll and #hone 255 Blair, Nebr. . h . _ |g1-¢::=-grad nt .mm nur.. lrri-|5¢ug ~ Sntirdly g=ga|1a-at City CUerklprobafed as the last Will and B. F. Lunar. Amr -».............. r c h ; " " '1 | - l Ly 1. c. ELLERChurches EIR PASTORS "' "°"§'='"`J ed Sunday, wiv. June vm and 8 Nor E o nr:Ncavonesacromf9s_.H ~xc rMm 4. B. Johnson w mai, rn-,,,'_;°",§,_,. i.°'}.fL..*Z..'2L ...§'l,.,nnunns fu um wud. mx m 'ms couun* 156631 or i§'l'Z`?'?'°°"*l°" ~ *Pd """F"!"" 'X-f'§'!E'9'¥9N couxvry, sumWith The geCounty Jud| dny amemoon.'"' °""'"'. ""'"'"°"'"°_ '"'"""°.non or sua estate be gnnm.or' NEBRASKA..'"A1 Petersen truckul some hm charm or ne than it desu~ed~Bmw No. 2622 of Henry 1-mn»Witness my hm and ozfmm Emu;mf Henry Godeker, De-No n c n for Mrs.Anna Huglemnn one day ~ B.-Every *"'¥mm°"" in mm Decebed, in the County cours of Seal this /16th day of May, 1930. ceased.MAHE|; 4;,'"i€ W¢¢*¢ __'1°9°° P" *?°€" "°"F=4 b=f°L° *PF WP9hi"s¢°n County, Nebraska.(SEAL)I. c. ELLER.Nnm.s.|....s...,..-_._,. .»r,. w..,.... ..,°2l'3§!'?"¥' NU'- AS TOLD BY TH]I IIcauncu or con r|nsr_m:'1jy19D1sr gsuncn 1 mt. and Mrs. Soren Jansen gnddpqghmrs were Tuesday evemnglx- eae ral a n d S ta t#CnurI.&.--I".H I 'Tha Fifnfn n f Nn h r lu k n mu l a lllH341 FARM! .Tunima 1._:L .._-;:._;'i°f;'=..gg __vplr| ".,:x'°i':° |."| E l=ll¢}j»__ul1enunn¢1I ssznmr.fficez 140 N. Dearborn St -_ .,V.-»-~,--.,-- wuw uue ue nr una so pme Eller-uzu upersons inurened in m d estate,bruch ve filed with the \mdex~Y-he 29th vpreditors and heirs,take actin,NOTICE OF `SHER!FF'S SALE sign that Emil [Amp and MBU LHUIP e J Zunty Judge of Waahing~Gladys \ Lon Co 9. Nebraskx. their final tion in re hereby notified Hut on\day of January,1980, Ward Fackler med l peti- the District Court o f tan County, Nebraska, in >u are the defendant andectand prayer of said E. E. Gseszer, P -----~'~: ¢¢.......|.... a..\...,.1 1n 1 Dan uauer. rum:visitors at the Eleanor Kastlelliome 0autor_home in Herman.lc hi ugo . M May is World service Roll Cdl Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Christiansenauuuuy ouiw-,v ... ....Manning Worship, 11 A- M. Evening service B P. M.Sacrament next Sunday follow- ing the morning service- Those living at fi digumqe, come montli. Payments and the pas'tor's ~ Bergifte were Friday evedrig report must be sent i n before vmbors at the Hans MatthiesenMay Slat Every member is asked home._ to give one days income thi s lf n¥ : ',; \:' d M ; ~ S3 3 3 @1 5 3 5 month ".'?'P§°'°'_ °'°¥""" ."'| mnz re lativ e in Minne mm. y RAINS MAKE MORE POULTRY TROUBLES Judging by letters coming wthe |Agricultural Colleze a t Lincoln, nave filed uieirthat Henry Lamp intestate i n said about December 1 resident and inh ('nm.¢.. ...A ns.. . petition alleging A. c. Debel, Attorneyw n widower, died EBY virtue of an order of sale County on or issued out of the District Com-f. of l2, 1880, being a Washlngtnn County, Nebraskn,and m m s of sdd|in purnnnce of the Decree ol wa report as Executor and Executrlx W W ! of the estate of Henry Godeker. whxch Y* Deceased, and made an application tl1e_ _ ob] for :ml admi nis tration and dis-|P§§"'°" .\.°.-....,...A J.. n... ..............-_. _. a n nie is to obtain a decree of di\'0ICn :md nneh MLM.vmer of the fol- red estate,to- a1! of the North- i NEK) of Se c- 26) in Township orth, Range Ele- the Skth Prln~ in Washington ; that said peti- p, is the owner the Northwest »\»¢ \\.n .¢t n . . Conn in an action therein pending wherein the Ultizelts Savings Bank, of Blair, Nebnskn, is plain- tiff and Theodore Anderson is de- fendant, I will at 2:00 o'clock P. M. on Monday,the 28rd dny of June,1930,at the West Front Do o r M the Washington County Court House, in the Clty of Blair, Nebraska, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for a s h the .--"_....... .--...-.» _-. --.-._._ ls 5 uuenr. ul......e, ...... W. we U.. .residue of estate to such otherl persons as are by law entitled to the same, and I have net the 14th day of June,1980,a t 2 o'clock P. M.. at my office in said County for the hearing thereof.' Dated May 22. 1930. (SEAL)I. C. ELLER, 13-4t County Judge. NOTICE OF FINAL nnro m' and further relief as in the prem- lsermay seem just and equitable. You are hereby notified that you are required to answer said petition on or betbre the 16th day ol June, 1930. Gladys Wird Fackler, By MAKER & CARRIGAN, g Her Attomeyn, NOTICE OF HEARING nam ed fuer yur me "ex-.mee: 9. F""";que to me among m. :nd ~ Ei(-LI§»"§|mn¢nn!rn}m of the hut. ninth hi!!! m;1 1' ._--_::t:We would like w see s fun at- services last Sunday, no opportun- of s0u}}° ' f ' § | § ; `~ a g e d ~oendance 'nf *"°.l";§%'"é'€.?.d.5§§ ity was given us tv I-Ike this °ff-!evening visitors at'the John Reeh problem.Wherever poultry keep~ both the nrst an enn at ¢1-mrch.Please send your home.gm have confined chicks on small -. and Mrs. Jens Jensen andof this month BAP TIS T c uu s c n L. J. Moran, Pastor Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Moming Worship, 11 A. M. :l_u:|io_r B. Y. }>. U asg _ offenng TODAY w Mrs.David' Mummerr.,treasurer,or bo thepastor.The small asking of one| day's lncome_ will suffice only if all help. Thursday, 4 P. M.-Because Fri- day is a holiday, llxe pas wfs fknunnh v|~..:..:.... f1nn- ulv€\| x..Mr Jean of s i m, a nd Mr.and Mrs.Chris Allmch and children and Mrs. Albach of Florence spent last Sunday s t the Andrew Albachhome hleplng Mr. Albaeh celebrate his sinh anniversary. Mr.and Mrs.Hans M.Jensen 'a r e u of gkound they hnve had trouble keeping the feed and water supply clean.Nature has taken a hand i n the management of the poultry business and that hand has been full of dead and sick chickens Answers to levers have been ln- wwmg msscnvtuwit: The North H sm Quarles' (Nu tion Twenty-six ( Seventeen (17) N ven (11) East. ol dpal Meridian County, Nebraska tioner, Emil Lam ln fee simple of Ousmr nf fl... N.nu uucnou \¢u»l.\ vu;JUIAUWIII5 UUBUIIIISU 11951 UH1331JIsaidSectionw it :T a x Lots thir ty-four an d said p e a .and fo rty -five pa s)in Section ljvg n jn g BEYVICE,§:UU r ,pl,\.|||.u\u ;.nnuua.|5 union wus. uc utluPray er meeti ng W edn esda y , 8 :00 a t ti n s ti me i n th e L e a g u e r o o m l .;o of the c h urc h. md nmuy, Mr. ma un. cm-1- vlrllbly um uma.Lmle can be (|iE"' " " "vuuhnuvmf n dm .a as umm :yn.annum '£'.f¥u".L...2:4 'f¥°f._'°f.i'f.'L°§'ffH'__§_°"Yf.'°.f ?f"°"'Y;£'=(E°)» "ia`2§A. c new m THE coUN'rY comm' or"Ev IN 'rim &mm~w"'é'X§'?3I»f nw wAsHu~1c1'oN coUN'rY_P Betty Lou were among those prev ent at the Confirmauon exercises in Kennard Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christian- jsen and Ellard, Mr. and Mrs. Soren Jansen and daughters,Mr. and Mrs.Harland Christiansen andBetty Lou and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jesperson and children of Herman, called at the C. W.Christiansen home ln Bla ir to help Viva Mae and Mr.Christiansen celebrate their birthdays., North, Range eleven (11) East of the 6th P.M.i n Washington County, Nebraska. Said sale will be made to satisfy a judgment in favor of the plain- tiff in the sum of $3775.15 togeth- er wi th intenm,thereon at the rate of 10 per oem, per annum from August 12th,1929,and the costa amounting to $8.75 and all nccm- ing coats, all as provided in said order of sale and de¢xee. Dabed at Blair,Nebraska, this 19th day of May, 1980. Maurice Mehrens, Sheriff of Washington County, Nebraska.. 18-StRUPTURE Don't subrnit to avoidable oper- ations or the use of antiquated trusses/as they all set where the lump is and not where the openingis.The opening is seldom larger than a dime (no matter the size ,_,..., Snurday suxnmer Silk Dresses -v alues fa $10 on sale at $4.98and $6.75 in sizes 11 to 46 at the Fashion Center.19~1t l ave """°""`"'""M f g ~ : n buyi ng llseé €ars ».fee your [hevmlet Dealers.~,-" _,@ ~ ~a ¢ = " " » ~ \\>_ er-u= !!§.E.D ~ ' . Chevrolet dealers offer you an exceptional used car purchase service because they work under a uniform factory plan that makes used cars as important a part of their Business as new cars. The fam ous "OK that Counts " tag assures eve buyer that each used cag earing ithaseen thoroughly recondition b y e p e rt mechanics to givethousands offmiles o d a c ialized a r t.I t wi ll p o t o n ly re - ta in an y c as e o f ru p tu re pe rf e c tly , b u t c on tra c ts th e op e ni n g i n 10 d a y s o n th e ave ra g e case.I n f i n - ite ly sup eri or to a n y imrtrurn ent me th o d o r op er atio n a n d pro du c - i n g re s ults i n n o o th e r wa y ob - tai nnh le.A l l cases a r e sec ure a li f e ti me a s a g ai n s t f ur th e r tr o u b le Ur expense.L a r g e o r di f f ic u lt éases o r inc isional r u p tu r e (f ul- n ..|.; |:|~ I .~.~.-. of the rupture), and all cases can be retained with the end of a lead pencil. iclted.This instrument received the only awardfin England and in Spain,producing results without surgery, injections, medical treat- ments or prescriptions, with dis- tinguished personal patrons of all nations." "If you want done what the rest cannot do-see Seeley."-H. M. SHEVNAN-F_ H. SEE- LEY'S EXPERT of Chicago and Philadelphia will be at the Fenw- other patents pending)-a seden- \ioner, Mary Lamp, is the owner in fee simple ol the Northeast Quarter of Lhe Northeast Quarter (NE%N a m of said »]"L..0j1 'I'wen!,y-six (26), being subsequent Purchasers thereof by meme con- veyance from the heirs at law of said deceased; that Claus H. Lamp tc whom letters of administration in said estate were issued is now deceaed; that there is no personal property now belonging to slid through furnishing a clean feed and wafer supply.Enough feed- ers should be available so che-half to two-tllirds of the chickens can eat at one time.Feeders should be built so the chicks will not hook the feed out and then pick it out of the mud.Yards should be well drained so the chicks cannot drink out of filthy mud-holes.A clean .~».1 .. WASHINGTON COUNTY, ,NEBRASKA Estate of Sophie B. Jensen, Deceaned.NOTICE I S HEREBY GIVEN thai Andrew Andersen has filed with Lhe undersigned,County Judge of Wuhington County, Nebraska, his final report as Ex~ ecutor ol the Estafe of Sophie B. Jensen,deceased,and made anapplicatizmforfinaladministra- tion and discharge,and for the ts d 1. of residue ot enum to such o r persons as are by law entitled m the same, and 1 have sd the Sth day of Jlme, 1930 at 10 o'c1ock A. M., at my office inandfo r n determination of the time ot the death of siid deced- ent,and a. deterrnination of his hairs at law, the degree of kinship, and the right of descent of the above described real emfe, which has been set for hearing on the :,....». |, ~|l l 0 :l l so h a ve h a d little tro u b le . M a n y inq uir ies a m c o mi n g i n re g a r d i n g tr e a tme n ts f o r w a n n a Th e on ly e f f e c ti ve tr e a tm e n ts a m th os e wh ic h a r e g iven as an in d iv- id u a l dose to eac h chic ken.Th i s tedio us p rac tic e in i taelf is pro hib~ i ti v e o n mo s t p o u ltr y f a r ms . no u s ef ul pu rp o se wo uld b e se r ve d b y th e a p p o i n tme n t o f a n e w A d - mi n i str a to r a t th is time ; an d pr a y - i n g f o r a dec ree b a r r i n g c lai ms , :::~a 2 ra " filled wlth fresh wafer.Houses should be clezmd as often and as well as possible.Continued rains make it hard co follow these sug- 0 |NEBRASKA.' In the Matter ol the Adoption of JOHN PA'r'roN,I Mino r Child. All persona interested will talm natioe that on the 10th day a t May, 1980, James P. Edwards and Frankie Edwards,his wife, filed their petition in mid Court prayf ing for a Decree for the adoption of said John Patton nd that add petition be heard by ma Court in due County Court Room of m d County on the 10th dl? of June,1980, at 10 o'clock A.., at which time and place ob5e¢.tEo»ns to the prayer of said petition will be considered. Dabed this 10th day of May, 1930. (SEAL)I. C. ELLER, w a s County Judge. ;|NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT of. .Dated May 13, 1930 pendable, eco~omical service. g ._LQ f ¢'| ::IONPETITION FOR PBOBATE OF WILL STATE OF NEBRASKA l lWashington County,| I n the County (b un o f Washington County, Nebrankn.In the Mutte r o f the I-:um of Mary S. Mhmrd, Deceased: The veriiied petition of Gen- eveve Moritz has been tiled in the County Court of said County, Rend The Enterprise for correct news. is-sf~=Q2£f NOTICE To BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received by the City Coundl of the Qty of Blain Nebraska, for the supplying of a tracto r for the use of said City to replace the present tractor now owned by the City.Bids will be received on any and all makes and styles of tractors up to and including tractors ol thirty horse- paver.Bids should be accom- 19:11 day ol may,A. D. mo. (SEAL)I. C. ELLER, 18»4t.County Judge ni ne o' c 10 c k A . M la :2 : do issue to W.H.Underwood under the but Will and Tenament of said Mary S. Minard, Deceased. Now, therefore, native is hereby given that a hearing wm be had on said petition on the 13th day of June A. D. 1930, at 10 o'clock A.M., and all persons interestedare notified to appe ar a ngjhnw cause, if any, why said Instmment may not be proved, allowed and power.Bids should be accom- panied by full and complete spec- ifications and be on file with the City Clerk of said City by 7:80 o'clock P. M.. June 17, 1980, after which time same will be opened ar;d considered by the Ciiy Coun- ClThe City reserves the right to reject any or all bids with or with- out cause. c. E. KRAUSE, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION -a A NATURALIZED I %..~d?. .._ A cauzeni Wherever We Serve , f , ; , , ~\ 1 \ »' ..~\ ~~ "`t~ ~....\Q: ~/f~, wf/1732 Iova-Nebraska Light and Power Company is a goorl cmzen In evay community it serves. When we came into Blair we became n naturalized citizen, inm-cared in the welfare of the community, loyal to its en- terprises, a friend of its residents. The Curl of Fashion ~ A Duart Wonder Wave gives satisfaction ~< 9 and comfort all the time.5 -% y ~ Q ~ i I »1~~|| Phone for appointment for permanent.~~I ~~ p r i c e $ 5 in ~~M Mr s . M k Sutherland faithful from Sunday School, Even at that we had an increase of Len over the previous Sunday's attend ance.let us increase we attend- ance ten more next Sunday. 'The Juniors had u good meeting in the afternoon.Members of the church will please remember :hm we had no regular preaching ser- vice Sunday but the expenses of the church for that day were un- changed.Do not forget, to take care of this on next Sunday. Some people consider the fin- ancing of the work ol the church as an expense;others as an in- vestment.The church's mission is io save people and develop Chris- tian character.The people must be reached in order to be saved. Every church member who at- tends the services of his church regularly does, by his example, lead others w church, where the Gospel is proclaimed.Church ab- fehdance therefore becomes a val- ueable element in Christian evan- lgellsm. -f---~-1. --- - ~--..-.... ..-hcars with choir and orchestra. 'Sunday, June l n : 10 A. M.'Thurch School. Chil- dren's Day assignments.Parents invited to attend the school. 11 A.M.--ual Automobile Day service.Se on, "The Motor' Special recognition of driver who lmngs most people to this ser- vice.We want every Methodist car to help give all our people a ride to church.Dall the pastor or Lyle Guyer for names of people who have no cor. 4 P.M.-7Pageaht rehearsal at the church. 7 P. M.-Epworth League. 8 P.M.-lns tdla ti on of Ep- worth League officers and presen-tation M pageant,"The Healing Light".Everyone is welcome at this dramatic service.1 June 8th is the. 19001-h andver-\ sary of Pentemst.To prepare for' that great day, we are asking all the people of our church to meet each evening at 7:45 ofclock,so think through some of the cen- tral meanings of the gift of the n o i y apxnr.,n u n w p r a y c u u u ynmni l Hi n a nmi n v.W ill vnu rlnrli.._ .A _.: ORUMP. J. Reinenaeh, Pasior Sunday, June lst Sunday School at 10 A. M. Services at 11 A. M. cate this time w the highest quest in life!That nm c hurc h received this mighty Gilt because they wem all with one accord in one place.".Help us qualify by being with us at these meetings! ADMAH NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Larson and amily took Sunday dinner at the alter Novak home near Blair. Mr.and Mrs.Albert Hue and ildren and Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Iagill and children,Gerald and arold Magill, drove to Ponca imdny and spent the day at the~illie Magill home. fo r dl.There was a large crowd present.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaun and family of Tekamnh,called Sun- day afternoon at the Dennis 0s~ burn home. Fred Linden and family,Miss Laura Frye called at the HarryGrothe home Tuesday evening. Silvey Brothers tracked aattle and hogs for Dennis Osburn Sun- ith her sister, Mrs. Ja~es Pdlend family. Harry Sick visited Sunday morn-rfsc with Dennis Osburn. ~rogram whiqh was enjoyed bypl! Shop early Saturday at theFashion Center-any Spring Coat, $11-sizes 14 to 48-values w $30. 19-lt »\ - - | | ~ x MA R C U S B E C K m s n AB S T R AC T E R ifio e in Ha y le B ld g . .. . . _ . . . .1 end with Hs father, Wm. BehrendtMr. and Mrs. John Rogen andchildren spent Sunday at the C. K. Anderson home, near Arlington. .Mrs.Fay Jones called on Mrs. A. B. Johnson Friday forsnoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clean Wilkins and Nellie Rose were Monday evening visitors at John Reeh's. Chris Vinderqlev called at John Rogervs Thursday. Mrs. Earl Petersen spent '1`hura~day at the Peier L. Pebersen home.Mrs.James Damm and Edwin spent Sunday at the Wm, Chris-tiansen home.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Christiansen are driving a new Chevrolet coach which they purchased in TekamahMonday ewning. Wm. Behrendt and Curtis were Sunday dinner guests at the Pete Christiansen home. Mr, and Mrs. ChHsPetersen of Investigate Chiropractic You ha v e no doubt heard and have been toldhow painful chir. opractiz:adjust-ments are. This is n rank falsehood. When one consid- ers t h e greatnumber of smallchildren,s o me only a few weekso l d that a r e treated by Chiro- practors then one can realize how utterly false is t h i s c h u r geagainstthesci- ence of Bhlro-practic.Your body should be looked upon and given the THE EAT SHOPE. C. Rann, Proprietor \ Meals, 40 Cum;Enelleht Cuisine i g Satisfactory Service , Courteous Tmatmdnt | |Fim door mr Enterprise owes! Spnin,producing results without surgery, injections, medical treat- ments or prescriptions, with dis- tinguished personal patrons of all nations." "If you want done what the rest cannot do-see Seeley."-H. M. SHEVNAN-F_ H. SEE- LEY'S EXPERT of Chicago and Philadelphia will be at the Fenw- ..f r t c n n l u l i h u p n a l n e w f f e f g a f y ~ n o.fee yszrhbgenfivlet Dealerz r ' u s E D c A n s a l ' f ' -_,-;. ,..=- , a n \¢\",;¢~°- ~,,..~ - w | 1 ' H A N Q K T H A T c o u w r s Chevrolet dealers offer you an exceptionalU (used car purchase service because they work under a uniform factory plan that makes used zz u=cars as important a part of their Business as new cars. Th e fa m o " 'that ».~".-=.~ do issue to W.H.Underwood under the but Will and Tenament of said Mary S. Minard, Deceased. Now, therefore, native is hereby given that a hearing wm be had on said petition on the 13th day of June A. D. 1930, at 10 o'clock A.M., and all persons interestedare notified to appe ar a ngjhnw cause, if any, why said Instmment may not be proved, allowed and ifications and be on file with the City C'lerk of said City by 7:80 o'clock P. M.. June 17, 1980, after which time same will be opened ar;d considered by the Ciiy Coun- ClThe City reserves the right to reject any or all bids with or with- out cause. c. E. KRAUSE, N A T L I R A L I Z E D 4-.__In r . .,,1¢¢._. f'.-1. ~-f A C i l i z e n ' Wherever We Serve _ . |. v ~4 Q / ~"\ .<./ + f . i i ' \ ~ ~ ~~\/6.ved "/"" ~ . f -~ n , \g,4 |\~i ./ W , \\~\ `Qu /// / _/ f ~ | ul./un ABsTRA<7r & TITLE .|citizen in evay community it serves. When we came into Blair we became n naturalized citizen, interested in the welfare of the community, loyal to its en- terprises, a friend of its residents. During the many years we have been furnishing gas or elec- tricity to the people in 239 Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri towns, in which we operate, we have invmted our money in read estate, mains, plants and equipment necasary to pro- vide good sewice.This investment has made us one of the largest tax payers, often the largest,in the community. Funds, necessary for rransacting our business, are deposited in local banks.Our employes are active in local affairs, in- taested in civic developm ent, ~ invating and saving their incoma with local institutions. We are pmud of our company, and this pride is shared by our many customers, who have found us good neighbors, keeping our building; and equipmmt clean, painted and in good repair. \'¢ g°°4 '_,_. Iowa-NQb1=@\SkHLi§hf vuxces xn scam Bank Bldg.'hone 298 Blair, N ebr. Chlcagu &onhweltsrn Ralhod E l s 6:l0 .m. dail . Wes '1:15 am. du . c. Sl. P.. M. &0mm Nnlih hntsn 7 : 1 5 a m . ~ S u n d a y2:52 p.m. daily except Sunday.7:52 a.m. Sunday only.' Southbound12:85 p.m.dnily except Sunhy. 6:80 p.m. daily. 1 i 3 6 6 " X ' i ' Qliiééliliif8:00 P.M.r);1 5 P. ll. 2:00 P. K5:W P. nms r. lr.o P o p u u m M n n s s a n d M OD E LS Bmw, Ndbtuka, May we mac`P»IxbFmr z x r m their mv*-\1=l'» Hn. J. c. Christen-'birthday sen in Blair The ._fCrowdy i n s m ;celebrate ns. .Chriatensena:Mr. and Hrs. George Kukx- .m,»mha»Th Mt Tueadxy for their home, stop- Opd spent S ping enroute y ursdxy evenin were: undsy :ffamoon nt Messra.andMeadamas rewanm w v ldt z brother, the cm Rasmussen home.[Victor Johnson and Phyllis, Peter v-..¢.. :_ a-..u. n..lMo.»Sundnv eveninz :nests nt |.ha1Nielsen and Made Newkirk num stations u e. much more diflicdf. to bresd lnw ummm?to elimiimte da hen» in this anda a flock of dlckanl the ladlm lnvinz mallszn Irom the-Dm-kn 'mr we gvy, f1w'~»<unz °f uwls r.u.¢ »d gmc py e. n n W a l l nm! Clmxu Hidnrv marie bv chnmhesmm E N T E R P R I S E . The ;,£a'.,e'i1.7,.""" """;»..¢ az; a;dm;§;e1i,,.um m;,¢,1., ms b1c.£or mire »~»|»f' ui; "w¢.;=f;°' This '15 i,§;s;; m e N o r t h p u m a m m i g r Y o u n g e ve n t i i d i n s l y -.' f * " " * Y o f es s #'* " "' '* 1 " F " ' "` ° ° '* | mr 1 y mme o f u m lw i i n s h a tc h e r - » lD¢.¢mins: Rn.r|¢v'Iv urn nffannu n £76 Tn Hu i ; c n nn n nh n n wn wi ll : mo b s f o r a'r1~.nber n u m h i r m T}l€I'¢foI`6..3..- ...J n.- ........».......|.... .......... -..,.......¢}§sUEn B R1' 'rmmsun 1\Y . m l £Iicf |er n r 3 !|.¢uu|uluA_uv¢'uéir;;»;euuand children '"n2>2'KBi1rh"°§éé1le u1».ma'§;,',;_"'""'""spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mrs.Harry Madsen and Rdph,'Mr. and Mn, Alben JensenmdrR. ld.Ivemon and fwily. w]1il_g ma Mr. qn§l_Mrs;_¢°»1};ert Kuh | children spent. Sunday afternoon itIA1vv|rvv -'*»-"vi -\» v---mu-3 1- vwv ~-- - - - - - - - - - - --- - 1 - " -sc ho lars hip to th e stu d e n t f r o m f w l i a t on e c hu rc h pap er sa y s : th e i r le ag ue w h o h o ld ;th e h i g h -" T h e m a n c e r ta i n fe a tur e s o f e s t 'oi=¢h°Im11in r a n k a t D a n n .th e f i r s t Ch r i s ti a n P e n te c o s t th a t Th i s ad d s an o th e r sc ho lars hip t o a n b e c o p i e d .A ll th e d e d p le s o f t h e m a n y t h a t s t u d e n t s m a y r e - [ t h e r i s e n C h r i s t w e r e a n s e m b l e d o n . . . » 3 . » -n l ' D u n n 1 r n n 1 » \ \ r * I n a *¢ I n u A l i l m f \ P { 1 ! " h h ¢ h | ° h 1 l h e - - _ ._ . . - _ .- __n o ma tt. - e r h o w ma n y q g s s h e n may Lay , she is no t c onside red good stock unless hor eggs cu-me up to the minimum standaand of two o u n c e s p e `g g ,o r o n e R n d a .h a i f . . . . ¢. . . . . . l _A . .A._J . . . . . . . . . . . .l | * l » L .£ 0 » a \ l _ l e n u l .u s e ' 7 ' " " W " } |w u u a u :u p c r u w i n g u n d e r th e a l o g a n ," H a t c h e r y Ch ic ks f o r Gr e a te r P r o f i ts " . Plaegingvnr iieaiillx and comumu improvement of quality,these ha tc h e r i es a r e le ad i n g th e w a y t oI the men want to the Blau-bau .arry yson span un ayMrsHTt S d afternoon with Mrs. Clark Strick- l e r t u t h e me n w e r e a t t h s b a l l gameBeulah and Opal Wandnk and Mary Tucker were music pnglla of Misa Gertrude Mead appearmgin the recital Tnud evening atthe Blair Methodist urdl. 'mn nm/id Mathews and ShirleyAnnof Omaha came Wednesday to we parental, Omar Mathews.home m my until Sunday. David and Harland Mathews came Sat- urday evening for over Sunday. Mr. and Mns. w. J. Bolle and children visited relatives i n Elk- |.,....¢.....a..,.ma |`,,`,`,,\,,lm... mr. ana mn. no uansen, Anna une Kunoxpn Annreason home.and Esther md Mnxve mundnlmul Mr. ana me Chris Benson md: larseu were Sunday Hff¢m°°D,Mr. and Mm Fred Jensen and vurltors a t the Rudolph Hansen child,en spent Sunday afternooni ho me , n e a r mmm.la r me Joe .lessen home helping nn. mm Mm Hmm Ta y l o ra nd Doroth oelebrate her birthday. chlldnn spent Sunday an :pe nv-g Mon ay afternoon,Mrs,cm-is entnl, Gus Carlson home in Arl-.Bengal entertained a number ofingwn..lfolks in honor of her birthday. Jmimy Taylor spent Saturday at sv.Pauls Aid will meet Thurs-tha Clemmona Williamson home.iday afternoon, June 5 with Mrs.The congregation of the 0rum'Martin Larsen. Danish church drove w Ke nna rd The Aid of the Danish church Sunday evening when they held will meet Wednesday afternoon, a farewell surprise on their min-June 4, with. Mrs. Arthur Ander- isber. Rev. nKnud Larsen and fam-sen near Spiker. ily-Monday afoenwon guests at the Oliver Thomson is ill with pneu- H. C. Lamp home were: Mrs. M.mo nk.l r .Larsen,Mrs.Allison French Messrs.and Mmdnmes Guy nfl um and Mm Andre w Fowle r '&1imed as second-chu matter ut the ponwitim at Blair, Nobf., ms ..fl..h t nf Pnnnmn nt'andsr the Act of Congzma at March 3. 1879. Every subscription is regecdudns open account.The names ot lubscxibers will be instantly ls-»~and fiom our mailhglht at th! expintion of the time paid lor it the publishers be notified; other-wise the subscripmwn will nun-lnInforce at the designated mb- lcription price/Every subsariher mm undwerstand that dnl! cond- fions are made a part of the con- .betwan the publisher and riber. CHRISTIAN cuunc a _A. J. Hargett, Pastor Bible School, 10 A.. M.Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. Punching, 8:00 P. M.Mid-week meedng Wednesday, 8:00 P. M.A PN-Pentemstal sermon will be broadcast around the whde world `at 8 P. M. Sunday.Listen ALONG THE BOTTOM ROAD Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Dixon and Shop early Saturday at theFashion Cerner-any Spring Coht, s u size; 14 ta 48-values no $30.19-It \..,,... ...-.. . ._..-,______FSE?Satnrgxgii atc 1-|l:`member of every congregation as "F Y nz on ' should come to his or her church$11-sxzes 14 to 48-values '°1§_3fg on June s.It szwula be the pur- pose of church councils w per~ 1930 A YEAR Op suadfs every enrolled person to CELEBRATIONS come and worship on that day. [Special announcements should be .Over in Norway they are oe1e~i5° C-i\'C'1l"2d as so reach "H con~ brsting the sonar year since the "med-" introduction of Christianity.900'mean alta um mm.o m .who SMP garly 5a°"f'-lay. at_the ticularly true where the farmer is selling his eggs for hatching. | |.I I we ll,a n d th e c hi c ks a m se ld o m s a t i s f a c t o r y w th e i r own e n s . Ha tc h er ie s a m d o i n g mu c h , th r o u g h th e i r exte ns i ve br e e di n g tI ! |V .I I nation. \ Edison--Franchise granted t- Cities Service Company to build and distribute sas system in thi~ village. ~ L ='r;:;, .~,, w ;,n-..y' .r f§ ~ ¢ a ' » ¢ i £ . ~ i ~since than is known as St. Olaf, was killed in battle by his own countrymen who resisted his e - deavors zo chrlstianize them-but when he had been killed, they all accepted the Christian zeligion- and.of course.made hi m their Fashion Center--any Spring Coat., $11 -si zes 14 te 48 -va lue s w ~ 1 l t SMALL EGGS DRUG ON THE MARKET Em: muketinz anedalists in the uv; ll uuanua;n u u |.r\\I\IBull uullliiw i t h th e m a d s t e r a n d niec e o f f Mr s . B oi te , Mis s L e on a D o h se a n d 'Mi s s D e lla Maa s.I Hinkle and Tmrvala Jorgense 2 i T1 < L '"a m i d Mr.n o opeda nd 'M n.Chrls Mr, and Mrs. Lars Holland andNelsoncelebratetheir 20th wed-Idlildren and Eric Rolland were ldins anniversary Sunday evening.'M¢md;y evening callers a t the\mTPe B e l l ~ V a Q e y Sewinglmanin Inrsen home.Mr. Rueling, who runs the milktruck also delivers ice twin a week tn the farmers.An Omaha bakery also delivers bread three times a week up ¢h¢ bot!/om road.This is service for this vicinity. u n u u nlle v.; n u r w a y\ t h e B o o n e N e w k i r k C a r l C s x l b e r g a n d u s i s f e d t h e h a s t e n l m u - Zh , uwmv un athome.Mrs. Adclia Gnuse's i n serving req Ahlmeyer Saturday--Summer Silk Dresses _values to $10 on sale at $4.98 and $6.75 in sizes 11 |20 46 at theFashion Center.19-lt patron saint.From this country 150,000 people are expeded to aff wud the celebrations to be held in Nidnros,Norway. Another is the 1000 years cele- past year or so have discovered that the "boss of the kibch'en", the American housewife, is turning finicky about a lot of things, and eggs is one of them.The resultSheFashi$1 1- 'm-. ma un.mupaulySaturdayatthe11~ SP"-=s <=;»ez~. 2i"'¢»..""é».'L.."'f»'i*. . 2 E 9 d : \ Y 0 V @ UUl8 i D A NA C OMME N C E ME NT I b r a ti o n i n th e li ttle c o u n tr y u p "1 |\lll0 1n1\tI\1\r .........¢ ....|has been that small, underweight! l l l _.l .l ..n.l . - - . . - : . . . . .No maiier wha? if is- we can illuriraio if sizes 14 1,0 45-=~ mues m sau.r r u u n xYClyde Iarsen son of Mrs. Lucy/19-1:Larsen of west'of Omm and Miss (Continued from page one) ~ ~Jennie Gutschow, daughier of Mr.and Mrs. Chris Gutschow of Blain! P1'€5ide"t_ E'f\Q"d Nehfn; ~ mem in me Arcncs eaueu icemnu.It is this summer 1000 years since their first Althing (congress) was held, and since they began their u i ~ s n a . p e u e g g s s n :I a n n e c o m x n g s drug o n the market, and com- mand second class prices.This condition is beginning to react wlih our Wu. c'u.f$'.Mr: and I Orum A_1 x.Charley Reeh and Anna lirs.George Nelson visited school Tuesday afternoon. new well has been made a t were married Saturday in Ken-muon ol' DI nard by Rev. Knud Larsen.The Bondo, Pres.yolmgfolks will live on the farm ora;Awardi nlolnas.HBV.11.W . ln a n n tjtu ti a n a l e n vn r n me n t | ') Pln -ld hnn +lo Ahhh n v .-rm-mm-w h n in ]`o£ 'mira of nn¢¢r-|§»l§§{§]}2"»i='1="¢§Thl§"¢»1§b}'i- ng ol!S¢1\°|ll'i|I|P!»,tion by the Urdted Stttel-by di!- u a l u w u l ;' l \A i n ! a u w ;» u pr o d uc i n g e g gs f ro m a r e sp e c ta b le fa r m flo c k an d d ep e n d i ng u p on h i s p r o f i ts to su p p ly a la r g e p a n o f ww--~ ~ 'U / If M ~'a' west of Orum where the gmnmhas been living with his mother and sister.A large crowd chari- varied them Manday evening and were royally treated. Mins Pearl Rasmussen spent the weekend at the Chris Peter- son home. Omrn folks who helped Jack North Dakota and others)a ni from the different countries of the Old World. The Christian church through- out the world is celebrating the 1900th year since its beginning'- or birthday-on Whitsunday, June Erland Nelson;Hymn IV; Bene- diction, Prof. James Lund. Thursday morning at 5:30 o'c1ock, the Junior class will enlar- tain the Senior class at a break- fast.Thursday evening, the class exercises will be held.The pro- gram will consist. of the Planting I his ready money.To get the top market prices for 658% the farm- er today must have, not only hams of high productive ability,but hens laying large,well-formed €KE3~Government breeding spé- dalista have learned that it ls the Orum cemeterv. Martin Clmebensenand Adolph wulf did the work. Mr. and Mrs. Ian; Rolland and'childmn drove to Omaha Sawdanw .home Neum Sunday afternoon guests at theofMrs.Dixon's brother, Wanick.and Mrs.Clyde MetzlorMonday afternoon with their Charles Metzler at Teka- mah, who is very low. Mrs. Don Metzler and daughter spent Saturday night and Sundayat the parental, Pat Healey home Mr._spentuncle, i° ,¥3|Ii1?.to meet Mis; Margaret., who ar-Q rived from Falls City, where she;had spent the past year in school. She will remain at home duringlthe summer.T w o f r i e n d s , ~ and Marvin Zenmer aeeompa.med her,and re ed to Falls City Sunday afternoon.Mr.Rolland wok them as far us Omaha! Orum school closed Friday witha picnic.A bounwous dinner wus I |ANNO UNCEMENTMissBin day to We lie Hgrdum dxjove Sun-[enjoyed at noon, st Pomt bo bnnx home number of conh after which aes t;we r ehersiswr,Myrtle who finished the \erm tzaching in tin highschooi.Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bunn and dnughuer, and parents, Mr,andMrs; Hugo Hnapk oiB1adr, drove prizes being given to the winners.Before going home, all were serv~ed ice cream and cake. Miss IenlnNelsen will teach again mn: year that being her fourth year in OrumMiss Ieota Van Deusen of Blair, To Our Many F riends and Customers 147 Tecumseh Saturday m stay was 9. Sunday night guest at théover Sunday with Dr. J. M. Cur-Richard Nelson home.tis and family. Mr.and Mrs.Lars Fnndsen and brother,Carl of the Bench, were Sunday evening visitors at the Loren Layman home. Jesse and John Widener ofKannsnwN|\l\wha hut# A seven and three-fourths pm r! was born Sunday to Mr.ra.A1 Atkinson in the E hoapitd. Raymond Rasmussen was 1 to a large number of friends Rnnan., .,\~mi....:~\.~.....-c und ami' Ila ir host o nh i s I. _....-._..,..--.,.....,.,....,......Tuesday w the home of their bro- ther,Robert Widener to attendthe funernl of their father,Wm. Widener of Oakland, Calif., Thurs- day afternoon at the KennardMethodist church, returned Friday to their honxea.a;f1rs. Betty Piattn of Oakland,C ' ,,accompanied the body of her father and is making an extended stay with relatives.Sunday evening guests at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hur- ~....\...,uw...-5 m uv.. -................._H |H l g h G r a d e CORSE'l`S NEW Chick SalesFREEIncubator fo r\To be installed for the coming season and all electric and the lat- est equipment to be used which will give our customers the very best of hatches that can be ob- our far|1er Friday & Saturday e 8 l ' € g i v i n g To the farmers f Washingwn i n r e m e m .county, we are goi g to, on these To the house wives of dum were Miss Emmaline Ellis, Miss Helen Coleman,Dr.Max Holder, Dr.Herman Hui-dum,ull of Omaha, and Raymond Therkel- een and children. hester Davis und Lloyd Mat- f.h.i n were Sunday supper guests of Paul Fackler.Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Iverson and family were invited to have ice cream and cake with the Loren Layman farnil Saturday evening. Glauoey Wortnn, who works for Harry Tyson, went w Galla-wn,Mimnuri Thursday tn visit relatives untu Sunda . Mr.and Mrs.Ro e rt Widener and Ruth, Mrs. Betty Platte undson o!_ Oaklnnd, Calif., spent Sun- I mablline friends and customers beautiful house planttained. .two days~sell you Blood T tedt l n a a n h e ~'esbl ' 3 l 1 C €O f D€ C o l' § l 0 D Y d t Chicks at these prices to show you Egg Contract Lincoln Hatchery still buying eggs at a premium.Not one contract turned down.If your hens lay five cases eggs a day makes no difference to us.Come in and talk this over~on these two days and sell your eggs where you can sell ~ ~ ~h a v e ~~ i n |the appreciation of yqur bl.lSil\€8S the hatchery and produce business lh n if m l annnilnf nf'R0 00 nluh-Ira i n t h e a s t .W e h o e t o i v e a b e u =P ~g 8 for these two days and I know that tlful plant to every hoqse wlfe lnthe |at these prices they will go veryday afternoon with Mrs. B. Blev-ins and family west of Kemmrd. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.Bunn wereTuesdayevening-visitors withtlltirdiqghter, Mm. Opal Reeves I Madame Grace Gracefdettes 'RI A n ri | | n agounty. Come in and attend our chick I fast. and feed sale Friday and Saturddyand family.Mrs. T. K. Iverson, son and twodsughbenz,Mm.Lloyd Johnson and two daughters and mother,Mrs Allback of Florenoe,were Wednesday afternoon visitors ofMr. and Mrs. R. M. Iverson. Mrs.Jack Mowell and two daughters of Marlin, S.D. cameMondayfo the home ohher grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beardto slay over Decondon Day. Mr. and Mn. F. Muller andson were visitors Sunday afternoon attheOtis Brmwau home, west ofHemmn.Mrs.Rosa Sears,who has been staying at ihe Henry Beard home, went Saturday no see her sismr, Mrs. Otis Bridwell, who reeently su!fered from paralysis.Mm. c . H.Blanchard and Mrs. Elza King o! the Homestead ds- d c t were Friday dternoon guesuof Mrs. Clyde Metzler. Mr. and Mn. Linton Puffer and Junior and father, Walter Peck of Tekanmh were Sunday dinner guests at the Nenm Warlickhome Mr.Peck is staying over Mem-orial dnv with the family of hisli irfe rf ln. W arri ck. Ralph Ray, hh =1g==. Grace and nephew,Ralph W der drove .to the Tehmah cemetenrd Sundny. we n suppergudsts of Mr. and Mrs. Mae Con-klin at Teklmxh. The Kindred Merry Makers m the number of sixteen were en- oerhlued Th y afternoon by ~_f.ora .were Miss BLOOD TESTED, Heavy Breed 8c BLOOD TESTED LEGHORNS 7cH .L MadsenAnasentilltofuhionably fined frocks.You'll feel out of tune if you don't wear a corset, so here they nn at a reduced px-in-in het the lmdiug value of thll sale. ~ New Line Sport Cloths in the larrySpunDress.Jul!the thing for mmmer. The Style Shoppe For The Tiny Tots 7 o °mllL\\\ 4; / We in budquarun fm- Bdry' Ouiflts . . . . Smenlai, Slmwls, Ca p g md br e l u s . y POUL'I`RY SPECIALIST ~ New Line Sport Cloths in the larrySpunDress.Jul!the thing for mmmer. _._fl kmu. B l a u q l a n d L e w l s P o u l t r y F e e d s hflmg and Supplies 1 know he We. My Poultry, Crea Bring your produce with you on these days and we will ha Farmers Produce H.;J. Madsen,Manager ` The Style Shoppe For The Tiny Tots 7 o °mllL\\\ 4; / We in budquarun fm- Bdry' Ouiflts . . . . Smenlai, Slmwls, Ca p g md br e l u s . FIELD SUPERINTENDENT We will have a poultry specialist here all day Saturday and any troubles that you might have, it will be a good time to post some of your chicks or hens that are not doihg well.This man (Mr. Bates) has been with some large concern in the east for a num- ber of years and is now working, in the Slate of Nebraska. ~ the Linwln Hatchery,all day Friday and Satuday and will talk to you people who are in- terested in selling' hatching eggs for the next season. Remember lt makes no difference how many eggs your hens lay if your take them all during the whole Be sure and come in and talk to Mr. Bonner. HQ¢¢he1°ycoffeewere served.Mrs.w. J .'Bolts is w he hosybn Junn Sth. Mra u Hlen h y m n and son, Cleo of Arianna were S\lnd;y din- nzr and ahemoon guests with the L o r e n L a y ma n f a n n i ly . M m A I l n d n f l n"'i= .'a .i1 ;,'. ;;a .:a .;:' " ' dny supper ea o n mHenryMr.md Mrs.R. M. Iverson und children,Mr.Bhd nm.AlbertChristensen of Rmdnll, Minnesota ) 1 1»<=°'§"I'P$'%= For Sale-Shoata.Phone 1221.Highestpricesfor produce. Phone on 18.14-tf253.Farmers Produce Co.88-tt For Sale-Three Guernsey bull#Furniture, was and Goo: covab 17-tf Will Li nde n. BWI? lllxl lhthew R. Bendort.21-tl Don't lorget our huse-mendag M:¢. Dmk uh... "mm n.-\- Adveriiae i n The Enterprise.Advertise inThe Elllervxisa - -w_ L_ galdwej| was oblige F-=»;f;_~f-» "=§_°;g_g{,_ § ;°' "gg Danes by Spiker (lub at H. W.be away from his work at A. . hl l l i.n Bh i r Saturd|y May H| | |pg rg _For Bent-Modern Bungalow on s1 '''0 er vp e co :ha.19-1:eek,h h uOmnha ro nd :ther m y 15.rm-{,__. _.` ° . . f i . § . - .'¥ " "F "* L ,Flqvd Ewm of Owndl Blulml H. Skov Nielsen hi. A mmhln.I he was in Blair on business Monday' able quantity of ~ L a y r Mr. ma Mn. R E. Vi nto n ww ca uzmh. tlo we n which lm walP +go over gg Genwood,Iowa to be glad m share grads with other .5 emu.:ni ." a m fx...'°'man Jensen ls newer aner a service.W_ J_5 8 ;5'd'e |week's attack of the flu.Mx. and Mrs. Fred Iam: Dlan bo\ I., ; ` § , 7 " § " ` " " ` " " " " " " ' " ° ` ; ¢ l \ \ | l \ W l l 1 l A n d e n . Inenln.Mn.DnnSmun| -Q 11-tt :wumu zoonnun of mmbau. Nabwas u Blair visitor the ti nt o fil ¢1=*/€f*&'"- the week. aus. ocuu zwueaon lsnicelyafterafew da; illness following ihe h son.She is at present ixha hospital. ngrs. John {cl§een of nnprovingrsserluhs >irth of a x an 0 - wmmér, -,..........For Sal Phone 21 Thompson. Sheldon do wn w 1f k n ¢ n l r l h \ |IloWEX' lovers.3-One Shorthom bull.L_C_K1°m>h u bought gh, ,12 on 16-Frank c .m e Sien bungduw n o w m m : -19-1:eonmuctdon on west WashingtonPeck,who has heenlatrat.Mr. 1. Shermnn, who had bearenviorh, }(ansas yalllmfip anrangements to rent this ir5E i For Sale-25-gallon Enquire Enterprise offi Al Fallen of Fremc stone jar. ce.1s-u mt,spent Ig g g g g M g m o n a l d a y a t W a l n u t ,A C o n f i r m a t i o n c o g f o u r t e e n 3 . 5 3 3 h " § ; ' 1 § § ; g ~ M i s s N a a m N a e v e o f u m m ,w e r e g h w f g g § ( f B ; b ' ; 1 F " ` " ' f m 'C h r i s K -B e n d n r f , N e b . . i s v d s i t i n z h e r n a n d n a r e n t a ______`_a n d a m l n a e n e r d :rnoo brid a.ft,e11noon.g°John Blaco of Kennnrd, was cir- cula ~Undertaking lnsttglgndg;ng fnends in Blair noe.Phoneazi \|2..,,..._____ ___.uves.'""""C. K. Bendorf, Licensed embalm-bimday wxm man- rem mr. and Mm Fred S,,u_ Otto Struve und family o! Fr Mr and M er and und r. Blair Office.. H A a .'mont,spent Sunday with Blau- two daughter?of omm y°w;"rephone, 161.phone, 138.M l -....''"b a w a h n r.relatmves.1 h d callmg 1:1 Blau' Sunday., . , Z ? ' ° ~ ~ l a s t e v e - ...l'.§`f.§'..'f','i §'I.'?.f,,.§,fYZ'.TT. "Ji c. 1? B°¥'d°""°°f'¥'°d embalm-_"hm rm- . ~.\»»L-mt gm. office, 161; residence, 188.29-cf Mr. Cul Wolff and Iamlly dmve to Omaha Sunday m visit their wife and mother in an,0mahn hos- pitnl. -~- ----~=»|= "vwmu p|i\n8 w be residence when completed wi llN x pent §3..$"§"i§¢§'hZf°§.'3.'£1'¥.ZT,§'¢.,1.,;d1" i m i t e .f :I h nme for Memnrlal day.He is mnv¢ into the ho `now ocuniei Mra ch" By rne and fa mi ly .days Wm Blair Iriends.She "ft ;n::if1if;ll1e few Cxvzl War veterans by Lhe Klo vw .n west Lincoln Mrs. Malvern Wes t and ba by ntwedluda y lo r he r ho me ln W'K-street.- Herman, made a visit at_the U. G. xtornm.1Gamer home Monday.l The Clyde M. Allen and w, w.Q A . l | \|.,., -...er over into lows last Sunday to visit Mrs.Gsrner'a father,Charley Dean. Mr.and Mrs.Cash Spike:of Herman, spent Monday as guests of Mr. and Mrs.Chas. Lnmb of north Blair. Mrs.A.Clyde Allen is very much improved after n relapse of her former illness.She is able to be up and about the house. Mrs.Rose Metzinger was a Saturday evening dinner guest in Omaha at the home o f her bm- Lher. Mr. L. J. Wolff and family. Mr.and Mrs. Nels Jackson o l Herman and Mr. snd Mrs. Eugene Jackson ol Bla ir,were dinnerguests at the b. |K. Bender! home Sunday. Dr. and Mrs.W.F. Hemphill entertained the Tuesday evening bridge cl'ub at a picnic dinner on the lawn,May 27.Bridge was the diverdon following the picnic. Mrs.D. V. Masser will leave June 5 for Sioux City where she will leach ten weeks at Morning- dde College as she has been doing each summer for a number of years. Bev. and Mrs. w. H. Underwood in company with Miss Etna Met~ zinger attended a reception last Saturday at the Rome Hotel in honor of the Spanish War Vet- erans ol Lee Forbey camp. Mr.and Mrs.Molgaard Jensen and llttle daughter drove down to Nebraska City Sunday to spend the day with Mrs.Jensen's broth- er , Hans Andreason and family. They returned Sunday evening. Mrs. L. C. K.lopp'si parents, Mr. WIRE FENCING AND Pos'rs W e now have in stock the famous "Red Brand Galvannealed" Fence. Galvannealed Fence is extra heavy coated and lasts much longer than ordinary galvanizedand it costs no more. Be sure to try it on your next job. Red Top and Ankorite are the two leadlng brands of Steel Posts because they have superior features. Take out a few bundles and have them handy when needed. Creosoted Posts last a life-time. Some of them we sold in 1912 were moved last year and were ap- parently as good as new. Quality goods are always the cheapest. Let us show you. Rivett' Lumber & Coal Co. *-Y ;_".' ~ ~ ¢=»~z K To Buy Your Groceries and Meat Economically SHOP HERE Keeping our prices low and our qu- ality high has always been the chief aim of this/store.Here are some items for Frlclay and Saturday that will surely demonstrate this fact to you. Mystic Flour, 48-lb. sack - - -- - - Mystic Flour, 24-lb. sack - - -- Maintop Flour, 48-Ib. sack - - -- Maintop Flour, 24-lb. sack - - - - - ~ 32-piece Dinner Set,gold band, Speci al per set- --- -- -= -~ soapsmmwi\iw,1obm--- S0apP.&G.,10bars-\-~------ Fresh Salted Peanuts, per Ib. - - - - Sugar,10-Ib.ssck------------ Pancake Flour,4-lb. sack Kanio, Specih lpersack---- ----~ Millars Good Cup Coffee lb. - - - - Millars May Ann Coffee, Special per q u a r t j a r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Grandpas Wonder Soap Powder, pkg. KamoMilk,largecan------~---~ Kamo Milk, small can - - - -- ~ Asparagus Soup Tips, can - - -- - - -$1.69 .89 1.75 I,90 4.50 .39 .45 .15_.67 .25 .25 .43 .10 .10 .05 .25 te r,Eloi se o f L y o n s , we r e d i n n e r gu e s ts a t th e K lo p p h o me Su n d a y . J o h n C u o n i n g h a m als o o f Ly o n s , :u l o l t r s W . J . ~ Blair, Nebr.Phones 32 and 33 .Lea nRi bPor kCh ops, lb .--- --- ---30c Round Sirloin or T-bone Steaks, Ib. - -35c Bacon, lralf or whole strip, lb. - - - - -29c W e i n e r s , I b . - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - -25c Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, Ib. - - - - -23c Any Article Below f o r t e n c e n t s I Grapefruit Juice Sardines, tomato sauca Peas Mayonnaise Hominy Sandwich Spread | 5 Corn Mustard ' Sauerkraut Peanut butter Tomatoes White Vinegar Tomato soup Cider Vinegar Spaghetti Sardines, smoked Red Beans Sardines, mustard Crown brand Vegetable soup Pork and begs Com Fed Beef Roast,lb. - ~ -- -234: ..; has ie-hired their teachers,Miss Hazel Cannon and Miss Winifred Allen for another year.This speaks well for both teachers as Mins Cannon has taught here six successful years and Miss Alle : will begin next fall on her fourth term at this school. Ivan Grape o l Iowa, who has been working for Roland Smith, had the misfortune to run over a swann of bees with the team while working in the Smith fields and the team got away from him, breaking his leg i n the mix-up near the ankle.He is in bed, in consequence and Roland has two hired men, one in bed and one on duty. U ~`»»~;- wasalsoaguest. ., DeGroff plan to leave the latterpart of the week in their car fax-l Minneapolis where Mrs.DeGx-off will spend the summer with her parents,Mr.DeGrofl plans to return in a few days and will ab :| |:\|:| College i n F r e mo n t a n d be ha n d y Pierw picnic:-d in Elmwood park. Omaha last Sunday in honor of the birth anniversaries of Mira. Wilkinson and Mr. Allen.A vdry pleasant time was reported.5 Mrs.C.W.Chdstinnaen ini. Maple Street,entertained a tew friends at a card pany Inst Rri- day evening in honor of her lma- band'| birthday.A fme lunch Iol- lowed a. few hours o l plnochle. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. Mldsen. Mr. and Mm George Kuhr, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kiihr Mr .And Mrs. Henry Voss and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fischer.1 Ml-and Mrs. Carl Zebarth; of| Davenport, Iowa visited with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holmes last Thurs day while on an extended auto- mobile tour of the country.They have been in twenty-seven states and Canada and Medea and one still on the tour.The vldt was a great pleasure to Mrs. Holmes who is an old friend of the Zebarths, whom ghe had not seen for twenty four years. Thirty-five relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.C.w.Burger last Sunday. They were:Mm Al t a Bryant of Paducah, Ky., Mrs. A. C. Weath- erhead and family,Mrs.Irene Aistrope and family of Hamburg, Iowa, Mrs.M. L. Myers of Tabor,Iowa, Mrf and M m W m.Under~ wood and family of McClelland, Iowa,Mr.and Mrs.Lewis Bass and family and Misa Bower of Malvern, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Williams and family of Fremont, Mildred Ohrt, Jean Newman and Irene Jaspersen of Ft. Calhoun. .other articles cheap,due w moving away.605 West Jackson.Phone Red 252.18-2k Merril Reeh and William Rat}\~ mann, who are attending achoolin Omaha, were home over the week- end. Mrs. Alta Bryant of Paducah, IQ., is spending the week at the home of her brother, c. w. Burger andfamily. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cross of Oma- ha, visited Mr. and Mrs.Oscar Holmes Sunday. The Blair Cubs will play the Sammga school of Omaha, next Saturday afternoon at the Blair ball park.They will play the Papio club next Sunday.4 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long enter~ tained Mr. and Mrs.Hayes Ros- enbaum and children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mortensen and Mr.and Mrs. Earl Caldwell last Saturday evening. Mm Fred Long'a brother, Henry Grove and Mr.and Mrs.Frank Greve of Walnut, Iowa, also Her- man Greve of that place,spent Sunday with the Longs.Mr. and Mrs. Weston Long and children were also present at the parental home. Miss Dona Petersen and Albert Hovey of Kansas City,came up Saturday evening to visit Miss Petersen'a sister,Mrs.Everett Lamb over Sunday.Mrs.Hovey and daughter,who have been spending a couple of weeks with her sister,Mrs.Inmb,returned home with them. A L THE HACK SAW One lady says herhusbandmaresso loudly that he rat,- tlea the windows. For only $48.00 you can buy a gasoline pressure range withfive burners, bullz in oven bram unk andallthelatestim- provements.Comein and look it over. We laughed at this one: "Boss, ah went so fast around dst comer,mah v wt p o c k e t s scooped sand." . gon.. 4 Blur,Nebmxm, May 29, 1930 NUMBER ss i avan~ y . ~I 1 to paint is right now and the best paint to use is DE- VOE Lead_and Z§nc Paint.. A friend of ogre ,.,~. \ \weud the boy with the gun," I adn'¢séen it yet." We go t up e uly Sunday morning and drove out to St. PaulNeb,Had a nice wa nt with friénds and returned Mon- day evening. Ah Omaha l a d y went calling t h eother day. It mined and the hostess loan ed her an umbrella. The umbrella had t l caller's name on i t will keep time.' If you tell the tnxth you lose fzienda If you cell lies you make enemies-sothere you are. The lucky numbers drawn out last Sat, udsy at our Paint demortmdon were a s ,f lows:Mrs. Rnsénbalm,f i re t; Mrs. Alfred Warrick second; Mrs. Holgar I-lumen.third andMn.M.Ingerslev, fourth. 1 .. "What are you hunt ing, son?""l don't/know,"ans- 5| vmnsfni HAHUWAHE Blair, Nebraska T h e problem now days in raising a family is getting them up in the morning._We ar e an~n o on e 0 e m o~s er va o n v nuucmpuse.p u Mishes Doris Craig and Delma B l i x of Tekamah,called at thc Philip O'Hanlo:i home on Sunday. Specidty dancing for children. Clnss work or private lessons. Call Portia Llicille Kemp, Green 246.18-215' Mr and Mrs Hayes Rosenbaum phone, 161; tes. phone, 133.3»-ti Burman Guyer of Lincoln, vis- ited over Sunday at the parental, 0. A. Guyer home. Mr.and Mrs. Ludwig Jensen were visitors Sunday at.the iris farm in Douglas county. Miss Ruth Cheely, who is work- '.'.ing in Omaha, spent the week-endandfamily spent Sunday at thelm the paiental, Sum Gxeely home. home of their cousin,Mrs.Cora Badgerow. Mrs.w. v .Wri8l1! enferinined the ladies ol the M. E. Aid Soci~ Score cards, place cards, hlrthday cards, sympnthy cards-all can be found at The Enterprise ofliee. v.._..._.__f-_A . .ur.w.M.rural, Unxropracwr, user Wolff Drug Shore. Phone 175. 16-u Permanent Wnve,$'7.50. mlnndf of beauty work.Phone 197, Mn K. A. Pound. 206 E. Colfax.88-tl Mrs.Ove Anderson entertained the Dmcilla Guild of the Firsl Lutheran church on .Wednesday May 28. .. The Clyde M. Allen family mov- ed out to the fa rm Wednesday where they will spend the sum- mer months. ety at a one o'clock luncheon Wed- nesday, May 28. M n .Gladys Baker and little dnughter of Omaha,visited her parents,Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Babes on Sunday. Mr.and Mrs.Harold Schafer came up erom Omaha Friday eve- ning and attended the dance at rupmar prwe.'A-uMissesEda Pa lsen and Olga Simonsen, nursesat the Emanuel hdspiml in Omaha, spent Sunday with home folks. Mr. and Mra E. Tnrnblad will have as week nd guests, Mr. and Mrs. City. F.M.Fredricksen of Sioux _;__\__..,1- Miss Ida Hansen, voice teaches at Dana, had a visit over the wed end from her parents, who reside at York, Neb. Mr.and Mrs.Clark 0'Ha nla left Tleeday morning on a bumi~ ness trip w Enrlboro, Okla.The; upect to be gone a week or wx days. the parish hall._ Do you play bridge!The En- terrise has a complete new line o f scam cyrds and place cards. Why not see them?1-tf A Memorial Day trip?What a feeling of security a spare tube bri ngs -a tube for every tire at Gkmble Stores, Fremont, Neb.l t u u a n r e r m u n e n t s ,r m g w t e n u m price $5.00.All work guaranteed. Phone Black 258.M r s M Suth- |er1and.,16-ta Mr.and Mrs.Peter. Soll,Mr. and Mrs. z. B. Smith and Mrs. L. L. Soll drove to Scribner Sunday -and waited relatives.|Mr.and Mrs.E. Tornhlad and A Duszt Permanent gives sat isfaction and comfort through thw hot days.Call Mrs,M.Suther- land at Black 259 for appointment Price $5.00.17-t1 The women of the Baptist churcl will hold their monthly meeting 01 the Mission Cirele Thursday alter- noon at the home of Mrs. J. S mn. na. A. Jensen nu men mn. .|. snpmon, ueompmlec ny mum.mv:.ll.rl.F.Slmon ofo m l h|1dll h i s.,.. "5.2..3T°'.§Z'.I*'2.fi§'.f°f..... mud Dewntlon Day at brim.la .-...£'}.'$'.'{'£ *iii* 25.3 '.... " " " " " ` """" °" °"`"" °""""`For Sale-good Hampshire§1T§;'f" feels the effects of her sown with eighteen pigs.Phone Mrs. M. Sutherland at Black 25s.g';u;';'n."'Hans s°h'"i'"i9_;'; x d m rt~ mass.~Mrs. '" ; °~ =g C» ~ »= ; - ~ bm-i --_ came up atu nyan v untxld"and aatxsfncuon '"§'§_"§, Sunday ewan;wich Bum- rela- ... ....~. ....,. .,..~ ~.- ~.--»-»- -~summer in Lincoln where MrFlack will attend summer schoofin preparafiou for another year'x work. Mrs, Geo. Tiedje and Mrs. Gil<fred Garner drove to Omaha nmCouncil Bluffs last Monday. Thex Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Guyer anter- tnined last Sunday at dinner, Mr. and Mrs, K. B. DeGrof!`, Mr. and Mrs.F.E.Flack and Mr.and Mrs. W. V. Wright. Henry Lamb,who is spending several weeks with his son, Chas. La mb and family,went over to Fremont last Saturday moming to visit for a few days. LaVaughn Hansen, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Hansen went to Moorehead,Iowa last Vllednesday for a visit with rela- uves and friends Mr and Mrs J W Blatter drove evemng tn vlslt at the parental,Henry Monke home.Mr. Monlse who has been ill for several months ns reported as much betver The Thursday afternoon bridge club was entertained by Mrs. Burl Vaughn last Thursday,followed by luncheon at Roberts cafe.Mrs. John Newell held high score and Mrs. M. R. Lippincott, low.' ' M n and Mrs.Geo.McBride were accompanied by Mr. 'l'iedje's father who retumed fa Council Bluffs after n few days visit with his son and wife of Blair. Mrs. John Carver who was lnthe Omaha hospital for two weekgl returned home Wednesday ol last week.While there she had a cata removed from one of her eyes and underwent another minoroperationShe is much improv¢d.l Mrs. Wm. Holler went down to Omaha. the forepart of the week over t o Fnntnnelle last Fr'ida » drove down m Omnhn. Sundnv alb- m m e e t h e r f a t h e r ,A .P .H o w e s r\ .. \ u', .. -. . :. .n vk f luves. You Jf0F¢'Shaft $7.75. 1, too, can yell "FORE"l!I f use Crest Staggexed Steel Clubs.Irons $6.25--Woods Gamble's S & G Golf Balls 5th &Broml St.,Fremont, emoon to atbend the vaper sex-~ vice held at Um Dundee Presby- berinn church.Their lon,Lyle, who is a member theré, is also a member of the male choms of fi hy voibes. wu wue ul vu-»..~.-......, -...U ,W -»-their way east when they spend tha summer months in Massachus- etts.They will leave wdav for their summer home. Mrs. Alu Wainwright returned39c. Neb. Jh1Zs Stmw, who is employed at Friend,Neb.,spent Sunday at the parental, J. H. Suuve home. Mrs. Chris Stmve and Miss Max- gnret Struve ol Omaha, were also present.. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Caldwell of Omaha, drom up Sunday 00 visit Mr.Cnldwell's sister, Mrs.E. G. Carson, who is convnlescing at her home on west South street follow- ing a goitm aperntioh. Mrs.Evn Cook,who had her kip broken recently and has been conlined ln the Methodist hospital in Omaha, was brought home last Thursday and is getting along as well as can be expected. Mrs.Jake Boss and mother, Mrs. W. B. Rodman spent May 24 and 25 at Lincoln with thw dnugh ter and granddaughter, Miss Fran- -ces Brass,the occasion being Mothefs Day nt the sorority house Mrs . F. R. www. .;.;» ..Ma... ...... .em r.-...s..~..¢.. iw-»»~»u»,northwest of Kennard,was apleasant cxiler at The Enterprise omee last Saturday.Mr. Chris- tiansen is one of the prog're¢ive farmers or the county and al- though he is a busy man he finds time to take an interest in local civic affairs. Mrs. Reed O'i{xmlon and deter- in~law,Mrs.Wm.Maher enter-» tained five tables of bridge at the 0'Hanlon home Saturday after- noon in honor of Mrs. Harry Mort- lock.Mrs. G. L. Dixon won first prize, Mrs. M. R.Lippincott, cut, Mrs. Grant Allen, consolation and Mrs. Mortlock was given the guest pnze. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Lafzentz and Mr. and Mrs. John Hamloth at Bloomfield,Neb:.drove down bo Blair last Thursday mornln` tovisit their old menus,M n g n d eral months stay with ner daugh- ter, Mrs. Charlotw Hall and fam- ily of Lineoln.Mrs.Wai.nwrlgl'\t opens her home ln Blair every. spring and spends the summer and fall months here among her friends. On last Sunday the following friends and relatives enjoyed a very pleasant day at the Fred Soil.home:Mr.and Mrs.John Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boll, Mrs.Bertha Zeman and daugh- ter, all ot Scribner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soll and family of Gretna, Mr. and Mrs. James Boll o! Ames, Neb. The Teachers' Bridge Club had dinner at the Clifton hobel last Monday evening,followed by cards at the Mrs.Mattie Pound home as guests o l ss Ruth Burr and Pema Hu `on.A handkerchief shower complimen~ tary fo Miss Nona Moss and Mrs. »é n u . ||| ~»I ,,:|Mr s .F r e d Soll.Th e me n we r e delega tes to th e Ge r ma n c onfer- enc e a t Fontane!1e a n d atte nd ed th e me e ti n g there.A l l re tu rn ed tb th e i r h o me s o n F r i d a y . Saturday June 7th AT ONE o'cl.oc|< l will sell allot' my household goods com- plete at my residence one block south and two blocks west of Sas store. con- sisting of l combined range and gas stove. tables, chairs, beds, rugs etc., In fact everything from cellar to garret. All good high class household goods. Remember the date. C. Molgaard Jensen Jensen & Bross Auctioneers Fa rm e rs S t a t e B a n k , c l e rk Eleanof 1-Xudleson, who are leaving the ranks of the Blair hen at the close of the year,was held following the dinner.There were three tables of players. ...._ - - - " q u a l a y h i 'A I A I B BM i n n i e D u n c a n ,w h o h a s f i n i s h e d n y e a r' s te ac h in g u t D un b ar ,Neb ., ? s been vi s i ti n g a t th e Fla c k o me f o r a f e w d i y s .She le f t ¢ last Thursday for Atlantic,Iowa where she will visit. M H S E d h i n $ l U ; R n v h n n l n & ____..__.,.......-.synw wleave Saturday for Lincoln where she will attend the six weeks sum- mer school at Wesleyan beginningi early in June.Mis; Davis spent] last summer there m d enjoyed \tbe work veri much. 'Mrs. Minnie Bugenn is expecbedi home this week from A visit wiuli her son, Russell in Chicago.She has also been in Kansas City' prior to the Chicago visit where she spent a week with her sons, Harold and Curtis and families. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Gutschowentertained a number of Californisl velaiives who are visiting in Neb- raska,on Wednesday eveaing,' May 22 The following enjoyed a fine dinner-and pleasant evening:\ Mr.and Mrs.Adolph Voss,Mr.and Mrs. Ferdinand Voss and Mr. \ and Mrs. Dee Wilkins.|j Mr.and rs.Joe Lazure and|'Mr.and M John A.nlwmer|\ drove down to the Jacob S u r perennial flower gardens in Doug.H Iss county l u t Sunday.Large crowds are visiting this beautifulplaeethrough the (lowering ~»--N son and it is well worth a tripjust no see the large And vm¢d|§ collection of choice irla,pennies \ II and other hardy pluxts. Miss Vera Lamh um:.f+...,as u mme r s c h o l § I ` Tva § = ` é ~ a n d leaves J u ne 7,f o r th e s i x we ek s c ou rs a Mi ss V er a ob ta in ed th!!~f r n m f l m 1.:..\.. X. _ _ ,-..........,...Sugchool last year, having the high- eltgra des i n th e c L u . ° f ' 2 9 .This schowship is vdwd nt $150. a fourth of which can only be used each year.Misa Lamb has been re ledfed w teach at Spiker nut yen' with an increase in aalnry. tend s u ~ e r s c h ~ ~ t Midland College in Fremont and be handy |a ;.. WIRE FENCING AND Pos'rs W e now have in stock the famous "Red Brand Galvannealed" Fence. Galvannealed Fence is extra heavy coated and lasts much longer than ordinary galvanizedand it costs no more. Be sure to try it on your next job. Red Top and Ankorite are the two leadlng brands of Steel Posts because they have superior features. Take out a few bundles and have them handy when needed. Creosoted Posts last a life-time. Some of them we sold in 1912 were moved last year and were ap- parently as good as new. Quality goods are always the cheapest. Let us show you. Rivett' Lumber & Coal Co. q u a r t j a r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Grandpas Wonder Soap Powder, pkg K .a m o M1 l k, l a r g e c a n - - - - - - ~ - - - ~ Kam oMi lk,sm all ca n-- --- - - - ~ Asparagus Soup Tips, can -- -- - _ . .43 .10 .10 .05 .25 " " " " " " " " _ " " '" " " " " " " " " " ° - - - - - - - - . ..; W . J . ~ Blair, Nebr.Phones 32 and 33 .Lea nRi bPor kCh ops, lb .--- --- ---30c Round Sirloin or T-bone Steaks, Ib. - -35c Bacon, lralf or whole strip, lb. - - - - -29c W e i n e r s , I b . - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - -25c Sugar Cured Picnic Hams, Ib. - - - - -23c Any Article Below f o r t e n c e n t s I Grapefruit Juice Sardines, tomato sauca Peas Mayonnaise Hominy Sandwich Spread | 5 Corn Mustard ' Sauerkraut Peanut butter Tomatoes White Vinegar Tomato soup Cider Vinegar Spaghetti Sardines, smoked Red Beans Sardines, mustard Crown brand Vegetable soup Pork and begs Com Fed Beef Roast,lb. - ~ -- -234: Blair, NebraskaAfriendofours says they hgve five |:. . not qp~ld ng~f~ora an~n o on e 0 e m o~s er va o n S Com Fed Beef Roast,lb. - ~ -- -234: .Lea nRi bPor kCh ops, lb .--- --- --- Round Sirloin or T-bone Steaks, Ib. - - \B a c o n , h a l f o r w h o l e s t r i p , l b . - - - - - 30c 35c 29c 25c 23c W e i n e r s , I b . - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sugar Cured Picnic Hams,Ib . - - - - - Any Article Below for ten cents Grapefruit Juice Peas Mayonnaise I-Iominy Corn Sauerkraut Tomatoes Sandwich Spread | Mustard ' Sardines, tomato sauca ~ Peanut butter White Vinegar Cider Vinegar 'Sardines, smoked Sardines, mustard Crown brand Vegetable soup Pork and belts Tomato soup Spaghetti Red Beans .»» W . J . ~ Blair, Nebr.Phones 32 and 33 H jg i '.» 1~ ._ ...~_. 1 i avan~ y . ~I 1 \ 5| ~`.i [ e 'Q/*~.~"a | ~K To Buy Your Groceries and Meat Economically SHOP HERE Keeping our prices low and our qu- ality high has always been the chief aim of this/store.Here are some items for Frlday and Saturday that will surely demonstrate this fact to you. Mystic Flour, 48-lb. sack - - -- - - Mystic Flour, 24-lb. sack - - -- Maintop Flour, 48-Ib. sack - - -- Maintop Flour, 24-lb. sack - - - - - ~ 32-piece Dinner Set,gold band, Special per set - - - - - - -; - - --4.50 SoapSwiftsWhite,10bars------ Soap P. & G., 10 bars -\- - - - - -- Fresh Salted Peanuts, per lb.- - - - Sugar,10-Ib.ssck------------ Pancake Flour,4-lb. sack Kanio, Specihl per sack - - - - - - - - ~ - Millars Good Cup Coffee lb.- - - - Millars May Ann Coffee, Special per quart jar - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Grandpas Wonder Soap Powder, pkg. Kamo Milk, large can- - - - - - ~ - - - ~ Kamo Milk, small can - - - -- ~ Asparagus Soup Tips, can - - -- - - -$1.69 .89 1.75 I,90 .39 .45 .15_.67 .25 .25 .43 .10 .10 .05 .25 I Blair, Nebraska, May29,1930 W h m! NEWSK E N N A R DTHE Jungbllrth drove w K E N N A R D N E W S sfgycto gfggnd a 5 ity a given Mesdamas Bytle Denton, Taylor Dodson of Orpsha. Meadows and Harold Patterson Paul Jones visited nnd son were Kennard visitors on Gutschow home in Monday.1 m ' " " ° ° "M ,,!Frieda Rosenbaum was an Orns- n' ~=°'-g dcl vgnth hs business caller last Wednesday' " " "I ~ ° § ~ an rs.y o a n'sélPsulJJoneg g G t were visitons here Thursday...:='e:...°';°:.':.. . \ae ... La utrup returned home Omaha,0r:§ Aki ns of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie hunch ol Arl- ington, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Weed of Omaha, Bd Lnbbs at Benning- ton.Mrs.E. o .Fairchild was eleeted prwident; Mrs. Glenn Ros- enbaum, vice-president; Mrs. Har- lan French, secretary; Elmer Mon- son,treasurer, for the coming year._'home Sunday evening..Fire of unknovm ongin com-\ plebely destroyed the barn and hmr hnnmx nn fha (Arm rnnhed hv |Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mistledtnnd lfalnily visited with Mr. and Mrs.'Leo Miller Sunda s f w mw nMr.and Mrs.et.e RasmussenL.. c hildren we re Sunday alter- noon vistors at the Charlie Wrkh home.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Gottsch md Childfen vimea at the Emil cocmh Mr. and Mrs. Seth Whited and _Louis Goreham and Ieonard WGN |s\mA.=..aim.. .fxmm-..af P u n k \ oonnxisslomans'I PROCEEDINGS County Commissioners Room, 'Blair, Nebraska. May 19, 1930 The Board of County Commis- donera met pursuant to adjourn- ment taken May 5, 1930.Present:Chas.Nelson,C.B. Mehrens and C. J. Nelson.| The mi xmm of the Dreodillm meeting were read and approved. After a careful examination of the following bills on the different:funds lt. was moved and sewndffdl velopers show: Plot. No. Plot No. Plot No. Plot No. Plot No. Plot No. Plot No. Plot No. Plot No. Plot No. Plot No. Plot No. PI Not0. Dhw xr.. B3 1-Manglesdorf 2-Neb. 2914 x 29 3-Bull's Ried 4-Funk's 517 5-Newlin's No. 2 6-Bierman'B 7-Wllson's-Blair 8»-Neh. 298 x 299 9-Henry Field's 10--Funk's 250 11-Krugs' 12-Newlin's No. 1 18-Funk's 1 4_.Hin¢'n-Blair the following un wil1'gon, my appetlw is splendid, myiNels Swanson home.|Mrs. Herman 15 digestion is perfect, I'm strong and energwc, my nerves nre strength- ened and my housework is really a pleasure.Sargon Pills have rld me of oonatipation for the first time in years."--Mrs. Alice Bnd- ley, 855 Capp St., San Francisco. Stewart Pharmmicy,'AgenLs, Blnir. WASHINGTON NEW S Mr. and Mrs. Hans Braesch and Walt Kniep and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Hedelund were callers ta the A1- bert Sands home Wdnesday eve I I Sunday dinner guests at theAllred Svogerson home were Mr: and Mrs.Fred Nelson and fam- lly, Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Nelson.Mr. And Mrs. Henry Tietgen and daughters were evening callers: The Dorcus Sewimz Club of the Lutheran chureh will meet with Miss Alma Swanson at her home.Mr.and Mrs.Albe n Nelson spent Er-lday evening at the A1. bert Jensen home.Nels Sorenson is under the doc- tor's care at this writing. PEACEFUL HILL Eur c m Tue: shower at the l for Miss Helen Mr. and Mrs. an the WalterBlairSunday 1 Donald Brow Mrs.Io y d Bn to 's.Mr. and Mr Mr.and Mrs. tended the I A!evening at the home. NEBRASKA W L l u v l u u l a l l h u l u u | Pe fp Rn xmus ne l Harry Helmsing.The fire trucksfromBlairwerecalledbutthe fire had done great damage be- fore they arrived. Miss Opad Wright came home from Mapleton, Iowa Friday eve- ning.On Saturday she drove to Lincoln for n visit with friends.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lund of 0ma~| ha, visited relatives here Sunday. Mr.and Mrs.Harry Anderson of near Craig, Neb., spent Sunday with Mrs. Anderson's panenu, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Holmes.Mrs. D. H. Fair of Omaha, vis- ite fore art of the week withd the p her mother, Mrs. Blazier.Plans are being made for the* Decoration Day services. Saturday-Summer Silk Dresses --values to $10 on sale at $4.98 and $6.75 in sizes 11 to 46 at theFashion Ce\_ter.19~1t KENNABD RURAL Jo'1'r1NGs Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cunningham, hire. ~ Cnrlso n_ nnd_ hdr. e nd ~"'";.B."'..._.~...- - COMMENCEMENT. PROGRAM A ennard hlgh school,Ma y 22. 1980: M a r c h - - - - - M r s . E a r l 1 : n k i n | Invocation - - - - Rev. K. LanesTrio,Mary M. Findh Olga Wendfe and Olive Holmes Commencement Address - - - - - -|- - - - - - - n e v . w . c . m m u n Solo, "Dry Those Tears" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - C l e o i i n m c h Presentation of Diplomas - - - - - - - - - - - - I e o n n r d l m e r s o n , President Board ot Education Presentation of Scholarship - - - - - - - - ~ - - - S u p L I r n L a m b \ Quartette - - - George Hedelund, Earl Jenkins, Olga. Wendbe and Olive Holmes. Benedlctlon - - Rev. E. P. BooherClassRoll:Lester Kronberg. president;lester McCann,|eo-y-treas.,Bernice Dempeey,Pa ul Larsen, Earl Larsen, Russel Lean- ard,Rudolph Mntnen and Ea rl Kempcke.Class Sponsor,Snp't. | Ira Lamb.r I t day night.. A farewell party was givai for Rev. K. Larsen and family at the Lutheran ehureh basement last Wednesday evening. Mr.and Mrs.Hans Jorgensen, Irma, Opal and Milo were in Oma- ha Wednesday. Chas.Knudsen was a budness caller here Thursday. Mrs. George Hedelund drove 1 Omaha Thursday evening.M n .C.Miller entertained th~ Ladies'Ai d at her home In~ Thursday afternoon.Alte r th~ business meeting a dellciouslunc was servedMr.and Mrs.Chester Rosen baum and family spent Saturda~ and Sunday at the Philip Coreor~ home, near Omaha.Mrs. Ben Bailey and Bobbie oBlair, visited Sunday at the par ental,.Sam Hall home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jensen ar the parents of a baby boy bo lastFridsy evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Blnco spen Sunday evening at Bert Hanserfs Mrs. George Hedelund and I » Jeppesen were Omaha visitors oTuesday.'Dr. and Mrs. Oerguard C4 Oma ha, visited frien a here SaturdayElmer Wright was in Omaha o business last Wednesday. The Kennard baseball ten - were vdctnrious in thw Iirst gamod' the season at Bennington 1: Sunday, the score being 9 to 4. Mr. and Mrs George Owens~- son of Carroll,Neb. came do~ Sunday to spend the day wi Mrs.0wen's parents,Mr.an Mrs.Sam Hall.Mrs.Ha ll anFlorenoc returned with them for week's visit.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Dornacke eutendned several relatives .- friends at a birthday party Sun day aloernoon in honor of M Domaekefs birthday. Several from here attended - shower given for Mrs. Byron M Donald last Saturday afternoo Previous to her marriage Mrs. MDonald was Misa Ethel Jahnel. About seventy attended thalumni banquet held at the Met odist church basement last Satu day night.The basement was ben tilully decorated to represent flower garden.Those attendin from out ol town were:Mr. an Mrs. John Burgess of Omaha, M and Mrs.Frank Tlmberlain IDavey, Mr. and Mrs.Perry Gai of Omaha,Mildred |Kingdon »Omaha, Everett and Inez H~»= of Lincoln,Loraine Jacobsen ~ .w.|II . »f¢~,o==<» ' E a ~ 1:f-Y --" <»f ~. r m I.Ol\. 'lo Ned' YUJP»¢£\IuT5_QJ|§_NG NEEDS CUTBCOPY SERVICE- ' n k S o w s u i s H u I »w1'»-1'-»"&'»"Q E! mm FLOWERS\ n : \n n n n U n T TY 1that the following claims be l l ' lowed and the County Clerk in- structed to draw warrants on the funds indleated below to pay the same.Carried-H. c. Blaco, Supplies s 48-29 Arthur Guttsch, Dragging and Road Work 110.77 Earl J. Kelly, Dragging 2520 FrankMosldskie, Drassinz ss.so Nebraskmlowa on co, Gas '1s.zs Omaha Road Equipment Co., |0 0 nv . l w .Plot No. Plot No. Plot No. mouth C Plot No. Plot No. Cattle Plot No. Plot No. Plum No. | Plot. No. Pbt No. S ' n ; ; o u g h 16-Baxtozfs smooth 17--Crutsinger's m s m- sttle Corn18-Cooper's Cattle 19-Kuhlmaxfs N Com 20-Tobln'B 21-Kuhlmazfs No. WC'Kuhlm 's No. Com 0.3 1 2 23»-Nelnn arry'a 124-Km 's N9- ning. _Inez and Everette Hansen of Lmcoln, spent the week-end with home folks. Quite a number of the Wash- ington folks attended church i n Kennard Sunday evening, lt being Rev. Larsen's farewell sermon. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogersen and daughter, were callers at the Marlin Sunds home Saturday eve- ning. Mlss.Sens ,lensen ol Franont, Sunday dinner and afternoon guests at thc H. C. Kuhr home were:Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen and family, Mr. and Mrs. HowardWoodard and family, Mr.and Mrs. A. S. Steward, Mr. and Mrs. Har- land Jensen and daughters,Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.Henry Kniep,M m P.K. Nelson,Mr. and Mrs.Hans Jep~ peson, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Nelson and son of Omaha, Mr.and Mrs. n u m:n n v m r v u u I! it should ever transpire tha Father Sun and Mother Eartl should neglect to brlng forth th fruits of man's planting, it woul< be quite possible for those native who know something of the foo value of Nebraska wild flowers t assuage their hunger from thee humble store houses. Miss Mary F. Meserve, botanls1 a member of the faculty uf Per . Rpn ai rn ¢|;»u||"l"Inic fin hl wa s in Ioata i n .l% lZ6 .Is nen t the wee k az me NOI B K lilld. -IHNels. Hel!" and ~ .°¥.9'E:'3e;lim¢normal, hu experiment:»Adv~ance~Rumely Threnhe Repair;_Chris Bensen, Dragging Farl Coulier, Dragging Dan Greeno, Dragging rCo .1 .19.80 19.80 8.10 10.00 zedeloverin1929»P\WH| up dur- nnlmme.' ing Mu-eh ol 1980, md plmted Hr. m a lin.Jem Nielsen oflky 20, 1980,dull giving all Bllir, ddfed lt the lam P. Hm- an hmm Mondgy"¥'.... .§'3L"'.,, 'Z, '2 '.° .. .. 5'{'». . .». |.. .. ! 4r-~ E.=1=~e1:_§';1 hf u h néhnnl n n Flid BY .~ 2 - . _ _ . . ___.1 .........:..-......- Inn "" ° "" " ' " "" '" ""mm nowaru auu mu-uc uuun: nu:Raymond Ruhr visited at the ..di ve 4 Th ooreoHerman Rahlfs home Sunday.cmaf-1113 _soo e Miss Evelyn Knowlton,Lillian "E" §f'i"'f'.3:E'3."""f?.'?§E 'l'I."§?' EEinn§M =~ o be rv e » `H€ ¢ ¥ '» » ¢ `» ~ w-a f:;,,";" :a "',;'; f~;':,° a f: 5 2 :3 form l-\\_h°5$ht» placgment. of ears, Tietgen and daughters spent last and inclmatmn of swks to stand Thursday evening at the Martin .fnivm until harvest time.Sund home. M 'gmmk visited a t the eu ann ¢|w=»»,w p u w w......,dm-y W i mm a nd Fre d Peter The roots of ihe me mil that ir th d and marshes hasenho ma Wednesday afternoon.habits e pon s .In the evening Lhey mlled at the a starchy core that may be mad ,..."_-_ __n -- U-..n.....-..1-.- _ ...,...\..\..¢..m. mn!mhil Haneock Implement Co., Sup-nasal]nl ina ll h * c a'}°§~f=,"r'6Ic¢» sewx o n , Ga s 162.24 mlmmn Wilkins Dragging 11.70 m ° " - u ".una vusu anu mm ww -\»-uw.W....,.,.._,_,, ,__,___,___Multi-Gap Spaxk Plug C0-»Already, farmers have been in- ;¢;;¢u¢;ie Ch_|:i§§,:§::gs| : : ~Leora Wrich visited with Clara ~ yzungshzwots are as clloice Spark Plugs 1.50 qulring of County Agent George day evening.K " 'M'£§ »g;g§5»¢»v $§Z'§"»'}`éT.me delicacy as the ssvmsus and th Nehnskmlowa on °°~» Gu ?~?§ Batesol the methods that may be §ar.3gg11\{5. §g1iL§3§n=g2;_g§'{ weemnayirh :gm Alma Swnm- down "L"§iii,,'3'.'T.'i 1f":'§af"i'f'f,§mrs. An xmmnet z an aen ueu a r un-eral in Omaha Wednesday after-| noon.0Mr.d Mrs. Louie Gottsch andfamily:1ndFrnncisG0tts¢hvis&had'R e p a l r Y o u r at g-;_ Emil Gottsch home Tuadny eve g.Fritz Arp was a Friday evening viljwq aghg Frank Gusqraome ~ 0mm Gunn. Greug. etc-_2-W ma in eonuclllni neu.mu vllweu -» mls vm. wusmnm on nur annum._am sw-=»~=>=-=--=m e l ' m n -w m d m w l y ¢--I'=¢:s..§-*".;*:.a.,-f ° : : ~ ° a . . . . . . . l _ i \ ; -m .g»§f:==:2v.:,=;=|'.¥..'?" .. ... .; 1' f.; ' m s , . . an i'I.W ¢ \e rm |i Dn lll .'I4.1u |m_mlnd model o i ~"""""'°""g;'°" ' """"°'""' s unny m m lu' guru ul lm v lW . H. W d t h h D f l l l h f ~ F n m u m l y . o n l y l l m l t m e d o l U l § : '|:||¢_n 1 \..E.°.|m° l:|.-_-... . . A ~gg end Sf thé stock may be woke |....mn. an everv dav snud.Sumacneu at- a t md \es- can be used to make "Indian ler unade", wild peanuts are edible as ground cherries make good pr serves.The yucca plant yields soap m the pods may be roasted andmm I 1 A, A. wuksm, Drusxinz 24.30muse Grimm, Drazzinz 18-9° Herman Filling Station, G"ron, ew._.11?-21 ~ 'imxieies aiifecta this "}J1X'°n¢»mm. Sievers was taken area.The most important anethe m the Lord mmf mpiul lasthvmw Hes. the dog flea,me !le9~» week on aaount, of throat trouble rat flea, hen flea, etc.Sams arg Shg .is getting along nicely at this un:nciycu Icexeime their ¢/Ti( §n.\\`&'§`}s."` Mr. and Mrs. John Wrichtended a married folks dancePeonyPark Fxiday evening. } rhome wmbern was a vmwr ar't h e I - ' r a n k G u a e r h o me Sa tu r da y mo m i n g . um. .. \ n. 0.. .\ ,u . .-A D nh nm mr...Mums C. unen. ummm una an-sm 4 mum'1'mhl»e:-Brvg-S1m|>lI=l 9.05 .-c " " ' ! " ' " " " '-m i m u u n a m w n m''" 'I yn mm and ull I -___ _{§'.3'¢."__~_'"..'L2'i£""'|<!~\-ahve: wen Blair callers -rd Pm Rasmussen, Mm. Geo. Frank and Mrs. leo Millerviaited attheCharlesMideldt home Fridny aft- ernoon.The Bend: Community Club met with Mrs.Dora Sumner Thurs- day afternoon. Mr.and Mrs.Pele Rasmussen enbegtained Larkin Club Saturday evemug._ ~ake them to your local shoe man. Jaslskemv Tyson-Long Transfer w-.Hauling zs.oo Charley Rogert. Road Work 11.00 s .H. Nell,Rand Work 14.00 Clark Davis, Road Work 5.65 Menno G. Larsen, Road Work 86-50 Harry Tucker, Dragging 48.60 ,Chr-ig Bensen, Road Work 50.95 Rudolph Dunklaxn Rand Work ,soo Martin Christensen,Road Work ;6.W Leonard Echwnkamp, Road __ nnls.' The main steps in controlling fleas, as explained in the bulletin, are the elimination of their breed- ing places and destruction of fleas on infected animals.After in- fected arms are thoroughly clean- ed, a liberal application of cresom oil is applied and the ground where immature fleas are incubat- ing should be covered with salt and thoroughly wet down. Anna were m umanu. iueuuay.Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kniep enter- tained e number of young :lolkx at their home Sunday evening ln honor of Miss Mabel's birthday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Suuda look in a show at Blair Saturday eve- ning._Mn Hofferman paid n short visit at the W. A. Kersletter home Monday evening.Mls Ella Mommsen of Omaha, spent the week-end with Miss Dagmar Petersen. w-..e~,.....v.._.».............._/. day.Gus Kdmk visited at the Walter Gflttsch home Sunday afternoon. Little Marjorie Hansen la spend- ing this week at the August Kalmk home.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wrich and Mrs Mary Wrich were in Omaha Monday.Raymond Kuhr helped his bro-ther Harvey celebrate his birthday Friday evening. DALE Domes into pies and preserves.l nplant,commonly called the sos weed, is a prolific native of tl sandy sections of the state. Most Nebraska wild flowe may be removed from their nati' setling and transplanted to ga dens and dooryards to add the beauty w human habitations. Mau species that were natives of tl prairie; are to be found but rare but other species have come nn..ahah-..\a.~»=and NehraslW o r k 35UU \ll10E _\.... u..n 1?nnr\ Wm-k 28.00 t d l e d Q d @ § l f1 n g C O ITI P IE W 8 - I IB l 1 E ° l n u n s F 6 1 6 n c x o w u w ;L.\|JI:||.|.w I n -uu u a a l n n s - n _ _ ___ _ _i n f o r m a t i o n o n t h e c o n t r 0 l , 3 § } f ' § f 3 1 f i a y s l a s t w e g k l n O m a h a ,1.1 1 cs.A .-.I r 1 } | n § \ »0 "a b o u n d s i n w i l d f l o w e r s t o d e l i n b .n nm i n n n a A g ,1 _\ _ ___:n_41g meJ4A N Ulul .rlin|"" " '*"`""' """hi b 11 ti vnungmuss Gwendolyn .lenerson Lxcusu »=-'~=~»~s~\»" -~ H"--»» --°»-- me eye ann cnartn. wnn ugton stave B"""»`S'"""i°°...,,.|'?f 'f"f"f"....".3"'l "°".J,? ,.".-?._'}'|Aiberm Lamb and Bin swna¢13\avt;\e Hemel J}z11gb}u}h homehmm-ance from earlv fmrim; zo Charge wma numner mu, xmm une u. e. uw..hjs- Cora Badgerow, Conew of Agriculture or the County n: Saturday at the J. Stender Sunday to vim with Sylvia.T "-.._inh Exam. Papers 5-64 .Agents office in Blair, Neb.°§¢»Dorothy Lodges is on the sick first frost. F Bm-chsm, Label/a.oo .ily £"F,'? §'.§¢2 1. Rah andéam- yy and by been unde r the doc- n. an age ran-x-'a care ut i l htl 'ChK,erexe-d s nt Sunda at the Jens at this ting s'lg Y Improv OUNTY FARM BUREAU NEV Em! Store,Sxippiieix for ___ M Top dressings on w ea w |um pe y.....,_,.,.._.._______._wh-...A M "tnmmm rrmm.. JE n -14u.zu cenuy appuea on me I4m-Washington county farms: tn Ruwe's ol Fontanelle, Alb< Jllnw1nglnunsen. name.||144 ullu .....,.qa\sanuuuna ____l1.1.\" - -f-_....:|n \ - - ._J-=»f'.»l A s th e re s u lt o f a d e ma n d'1-E'f'2:mp1»11, Supplies " .Mini lS'f1\nn¢lP Bhd TH D Gilbert err. Jan- lr,and 'least of y.. rm Cal- another' vere ap- Ruwe's sen farm BREWSTER BITS A mlmbel- froin this district at-tended the farewell party for Rev.§;lud Larsen and family of the utheran church at Kennard. They were:Mr.and Mrs.Soren Wolamann, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan- sun, Mr. and Mrs Alfred Svo er_-_. . _.. -.~.____ J i g m u t n ,n e r m n a n n 'b y w m v l s w e ufr i e n d s i n Oma h a S u nd a y e ve n i n g . E d Gain es,F r i e d a a n d De lb e r t re tu r ne d f r o m N e w Y o r k Sa tu r - day after a n1onth's visit with relatives. Mnttes school ga w a program Friday evening after which refresh ments were served. A 135° crowd was present and Sat ay the leachqrs,Miss French and _Miss expert assistance in laying 4:plans for a da iry barn by/'K Lara Jaspersen of.Washingt county, Mr. Ivan Wood of the A rlcultural Engineering Departm( will be at the Jaspersen farm Wednesday,May 28th at ni o'clock. Mr, Wood will help locate cor: levels.desism nroner drainal '§§§{h§""""`""T '35.00 sen's just north of Bm City of Blair,Light and Hazivey Krogh's just sont] iif ainr u5 .u malt 0l'\\\.!|€ gravel mgnwllAt the chben Ruwe fa 39.82 urea top dressing and known as sodium nitrate v m ~ Cook, Trans. Herman Ni n n , I n d e x Farmers °Elevator, Coal for }D a n n 1s.oo\Inlied iusf. west. nl Mr.Fz:rnm1:\-8 State Bank, Service imuse. 'Ar the Alben. Jem »~\---M 80.79 the same two ton dressinsts' we re ausE l he n S<;1=0\y9pgiB v.°h\§e°theyf52"`éZThw..étabe Bank,applied on the h about ¢.;vo hun- Service Charge 51.58 dred yards sout of Mr. Jensen's Mrs. N. C. Jemen. Care of house at a point visible from the ma and Harry Svogersan.The Brewster school closed on Friday with a shorfprogtam.A large crowd attended and all re-ported a good time.The pupils who did not miss a day this yearreceivedalivingflowerplant.They were Clifford Hansen, Elaine Petersen,Harlan Petersen.Erma Nelson. Anson.George, Katherine Matzen and Chhstine Svogersun. A shower was glveh for Mrs.Byron McDonald at her home'dn Saturday al moon,She received many nice gl .Those who at- tended from this vicinity were:Mrs. Albert 'elson and daughters Mrs.Albert Petersen and daugh- ters, Mrs.Al Kronberg and e.hil~ dren, Mrs. Wm. Wulbérn and chil- dren and Mm.Alfred Svogerson and Christine. Mr.and Mrs. Soren Wolsmann spent Sunday at the Torval An~ dersen home. Hans and Alma Svogerson spentSundaya t the John Wolsmann home in Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelsoh and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swn.n~ son and family spent ThursdayeveningvisitingattheArthur Jensen home. John and Ira Frazier were lastThursday afternoon callers at u Alfred Svogerson home. Mrs. Alfred Svogerson received an announcement of the birth ofa son, Rohm William to Mr. andMrs. Wm. Tietjen of Burke, S. D. 'Mr.and Mrs.Harry Swanson and children spent Sunday at the =;»,..are invited to come and learn how dairyrnen can build convenient, cornfortable dairy barns with over head costs approximately one-half per cow as to what they generally have been. The Fbntanelle Baby Beet Club held their meeting at the Fanta- nelle town hsll Thursday,May 15th.Those present were: Henry Wilkening,Jr.,Alfred Bmckett, Ervin I-Iartung,Norman Weit- kamp.Raymond Wilkening,Ver- non Brackett,Frederick Hetrick, Donald Smith, Edgar Grefe, Alvin Weltkamp and` Alfred Wilkening. We also organized a pig club. Those joining it are Alfred Brack- ett,Vernon Bmckett,Frederick Hetrick,Norman Weltkamp and -=. ~ ~...,. You too will say it is Money Well Spent to let us ' Overhaul your tractor Keep ln good repair and avoid ex- pensive break-down.We will glad- lylfgive free estimate of the cost and will do the work In our shop or at your own farm.' Phone 18 Kennard Garage cfm $alcs,proprielor ~ eral picnic. Mr.and Mrs. Julian Jungbluthhadas their guests »Sunday,Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Williams, Mr. andMxaH. J.Williams and sons of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saw- yer of Dakota.Mr.and Mrs.F. J. Enerson en- tertained the pinochle club Sun-day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dornacker and Robert visited Mr.and Mrs. Hans Braesch Tuesday evening. Mr.and Mrs.Otto Braesch of Bennington,Mr.and Mrs.Fred I-Ioven oi West Point, were enter- tained at the Hans Braescli homeMonday. Mr.and Mrs.Hans Braesch,Mr.and Mrs.Albert Sunda and Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson of Omaha pimieed at Riverview park Sunday Mrs. J. E. Jungbluth, Mr. F. J. Enerson, Mrs. F. Kastrup, Sylvia Jungbluth drove to Omaha Thurs- day bo see Frank Kastrup who is playing at the Orpheum.Mr.Nels Anderson and Mr. Kruger of Omaha were visiting at the homes of Lloyd and Frank Brown Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Svendgard drove w Cdhoun Sunday,thc guests of Mr. and Mm. Wrfl-Ka- lash and Sunday evening they call- ed at the Andrew Sve gnrd homeMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Nels Svendg-api at-tended the funeral of Mrs.Janus Blomberg of Blair Tuesday after- noon. \ . / ~\"i _!.f~/ " Q - clam Tion°f °"5Ei Moefjp Ywo_¢g__rgQ31sue mos arrscomr senvnc- nn So wuu la rn-.. .: .: :. ..o,.aa THE best buy 'you ever ,J ~. ~9-~ 9 ~ z W ' k x N / , ~§ ' , ~ .i ~e w e ~ ~f 1 ~1 a ~l e 1%.M y ~`: ?~*§\Q1 ;vfA ~'., ..Lj .v .1%Z§<~13" 1 M made A hlzh clnss tire' you cln't equal for mi nge and looks at dollars more. A lifetime guar-anteed Goodyear Palh~ finde r-genuine SUP- ERTWIST cord. Come''ll y it'the53 .3 23 , i .T',..,§ A RealGOODYEAR New Heavy :Duty . $1 1.90 Standard All W eather 8.85 Heavy Duty Pathfinder . 9.35 Pathfinder Regular 6.90 Rosenbaum Service Station KENNARD NEBRASKA er, Merle Ha~\;ng "}3,,,}~20.00 Catherine Healey, Correcting Exam. Papers 24.64Pins. c. A. Houghton, Caring for Poor 18.00 Interstale Machinery and Supply Col, B. (kps and Re- pairs 85.69 Klopp Printing Co., Supplies 12.12 Mrs. Chas. Lamb, Correcting Exam. Papers 8.88 Theodore Larsen, Rent ,10.00 Lincoln School Supply Coq - Supplies 154.11 Mabel J. Marsh, Co. Supt., Postage 7.89 County Clerk, Stampel Env.,. ,Erprwu e tc .'44.19 C. B. Mehrens, Con! Work and Mileage 244.70 Morris Nielsen, M. D., Prof. Services 8.00 Mrs. George MeQuarrle, Cor- highway. Seven different varieties of to; dresdngs were applied at .the Krogh farm as follows: 1. Sodiun' nitrate;2, Cadurea; 8, Check,nr treatment; 4, Urea;~5, Cyanamid; 6,Check,no treatment;7,am monium sulphate;8,ammonium phosphate; 9, Checkfno treatment; 10, .Cal Nitro. At harvest time,the yield or these treated plots 'will be com pared with the yield on untreated areas from the same field lr order to determine if the increasels sufficient in use bop dressings o n Washington county wheat la nd; _. ous ao 'town Alone First Time in Months sparkling 5'3 .- - r l u t e n e s s Modnl65 nn f|rni.nl\¢lu iih h h. p. (icrmru hi-erlfittrlr\I¢»r of 4-vyrh Brigr. 45Slnxtcn ¢n.a.lmu magmamating- Exam. Plnm 7.16 _,Jeanette llcQuu1-ie, Correct-.::2"`T "Ql n : ~ g a p e q _.4.52 .~"*-,_ '; 1 in the sheets and pillow-slips-in the table linen and the bath towels, that are so quickly and safely laundered in the new Haag 65 washer. And the family clothing, too--the sheer little dresses, your 0\\'I1 dainty lingerie, the well-tailored shirts-how comfor ting to know that the Haagsafety agitator washes not only thoroughly, but gently. Then, therc's the brand new wriuger, with its balloon-type rolls of soft rubber (2%" in diameter). Moderate,even pressure "smoothes"the water from each piece. Buttons glide through, and emerge intact. There's no crushing, creasing pressure. A phone call to your nearest Haag dealer will bring this washer to your home for a free demon- stration. Another "wash-day" is coming soon. Be Belva Offen, Correcting Exim. 2 Papers 8.98DmzhaSchool Supply Co, Sup- plies 9.90 G. .C. Reid, Supplies for Poor 1.08 Redfield Groary Ca., Supplies for Poor 24.77 William Slevers, Supplies 1 .39 Moved by C. John Nelson and seconded by C.B.Mehxens that securities deposited by the Citi- zens Savings Bank and Citizens Stale of Bldr, Nebraska,be ap- proved.Carried all members vot- ing aye.On npntion duly made and car- ried a refunding order ln the amount of Six Dollars and Eighty- Lhree cents ($6.83)was granted Hltchman s.for Union Fire Insurance of Lincoln for the reason tint said company is a prepared!; M R S . A I J C E B R A D L E Y Mutual Company and not subject M Qnntion.WO; - n o n duly made and enr- .Yied the Board adjourned w meet 2 1930." u n e 'ANN1 E c M m r r m County Clerk COUNTY FARM BUREAU Ns ws Mr Chns Kuhlrnam seven mila welt nl Herman, Neb., working in gmperatlon with the Washington County Agricultural Extensmn twenty tour vuriwes o l field com on Ml! 20| 1980 The varieties of com xn this use were furnished by local farm Service. completed time planting n "l dnn'l, know what there is in Sargon, but il.'a the most wonder- ful medicine I ever took in my life!Today is the first time Pvc been able fo come down town alone in slx months and it is due to the wonderful strengthening effects of this remarkable medicine! "For months my nerves were up- set and I was so rundown that 1 was unable w do any housework Rnd 'hardly able to get out of the house.l was so weak I spent, most of my time in hed.My appetite was poor, the lightest foods dis- agreed with me and I sufilerd con- tinunlly with chronic constipation. YVORTEXY |Nic Friedrichsen Hardware KENNARD NEBRASKA C I-L Lullzjg, salesman FL Calhoun, Nebraskade-II am on my fonrtth bottle of Su-I Blair, Nebraska, May 29, 1930 . n f l . . - ¢ g » .gn-..`__'0 I |i r .l ."'Ia M m P.S.Hopkins returned from Omaha Tuesday when she spent a few dly s visiting herdaughter, Mrs. Geo. Vodhm. When he came up from Omaha Saturday,S.M.Wilson had a nice surprise.A friend from 111. was he to vim hi m.He was aguest ol?Mr. and Mrs. Wilson at the George Lowe home. Saturday--Summer Silk Dresqes spent Wednesday in_l-}ermnn.|wq.g put in a east.In crossing a Miss F!orence Wnlhnmson,vyho jzndge the com planter an whichgm b e e n ~ ~ h ¢ : ; p . n llh e wu r id in g , a u g h t a n d t h r e w n e pas wo we ortwxgnent.lox-stomach trouble,Mr. nnd Mn. Jesse C. Hover, B E L L C R E E K V A L L E Y s¢¥\irdm}-summer silk Dre;~ --values to $10 on gala at $4.9~ML d M n .Herman Lallmnn and $6.76 ln liies 11 bo 46 at .and y o f W ins lo w, mlm a t Fashion Cerner..no-xcthe nm. Minnie Lullman home on'Shop early Satprday a t um Sunday.|Fa.sh.lon Ccnwr-any Spring Cwg, Fremont callers this week were: $11-edzes 14 to 48-values to $80 Mrs.Minnie Lallman,Mim1ie,|19.1 Ellen and Cecil,Howard Ruwe, , r =..I .-. home, neu Rane Hill.Evenetx Aronson and family of Omaha, were Sunday evening vn- itors at the parental, John Aran- son home.Mr. and Mn. Frank Greve and baby of Walnut, Iowa were Sun- day morning callers at theWeston Long home.Mass Emyle Aronson was a ;to nineteen members ol the hic- |Carthy Progfessiva Club Thurs- day.The afternoon was :pcm inmakingcomforvenforTekannh tornado people that last thdr homes.A delicious lunch was served by Msdames Ludwig Jen- sen and Doris Hindley.The neun:nreiing will be held at the JohnAronson home.The has ta:will be xmsisted by Mrs.Fred Long ~ r a th e r , C ~ e ~ r A ~ o n ~ n d f a r n ~ y . rbeassistedbyMrs.Fred Long and Mrs. Orville Humston. Mr.and ~Merton Winchell 5 || g .. to be brought home last Satunlay- few _weeks, came home Saturday. D..Buch is imprvvmg his bmld-l Mxss Elaine Katt spent the ing on Main street by painting the'v\*eek-end vga. Misa Regina Mose- inverior.man, near ooper.~Miss Nellie Mae Sheets.whol Mr.and Mrs. Wm.Brandem has been teaching the Glenddelbliss Elaine Katt and Ernest school the past year, com~leted her Meyer wqe Omaha vigitora Tues- 1Chexwr to nn ear specialist.The little fellow is still suffering and The fs1§£}§1§iivenzi0n of the Ger-I vmee ea sm "';."§ '§;°,;;:":;'m::§;mT°a~'iE"§.§<1`§"`{»i°S}5c"v'¥£n'1§éf<f'£t"i¥\`é x'mm;;;';:'"°a; 1:";'fm';';;";;.*f and sm sh ;§@;i1'§;,"4§'ae1f»e gud iaughteilr; MIM-.;_ a nfed Mrs. B. M. Utterback and ~ : : ; " ' i ;;;2;'§§'f,";z::§";:"s;1;2:~ itipg ai the Hover home at pres- ~_§h° 213113 to attend school ~ \§'§}}..___as'ai1\, following 1isiF?3hi°" Center.19-It cxiilei rin ":i'~.1.a rs.SSHJW ';'}s;§; uI ?ifm:i_h}i' .ge cg Qlllleggir; ghuffzh qt_ Fontanelle on! ~l w u x u J e a nI I - . -f i n s . ;L " v f n " n v I n n a \ a § n I » \ \ A . | l 1 . i | 1 . | P H n l l n i e L e e ~( l f www uqury ._Mrs. Rose Kramer ls staying at c C A R T H Y A N D the Wsdter Kramer home nt pres».~~ ent. Mr.a ndMra The odor\e ParHs h M_d M . .J h g dEmi baby drove fo Gl°":a°°d' I°w'!!amily lled §'Lnd§y".f¢é'§..'5....'"Z.= '- 3 3 "f 'P°"';*3'°m fum wana- Nelson home in man. 5 g3 f ,g||'|0n3 g a d M . W I/o aWillis car jares" sent by ufeglsxilya ere "sunE§§'".~f.n'L'i."'L¢ Hamilton Exploration Co.,will the parental pred Long home indrive a car while hglndfild thru Blair ' eh Si-is h ! m%o» 5§°s.w.°? ;¢.mé3 ho use ~Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Larsen 3-3 °'""*l€S?""""Y.%"" is °'%'=f'£\2. a £:?1f'x.2f.:3£'2*1*';.,f1'S"&.§r'" 3; .........\. ...un-.ny ao une name ur menoon.I _lformefs daughmr, Mrs. Leon Hind e Rev,A. Rasmussen and farnil lley and family. njoyed a vim one d-HY last woe James Thompson and familyfrom his son Emanuel and fmmly were Sunday evening callers at the ofntundsay, qgg 1 _ gen own Hlndley ho me. and r. and ll . Nle s s sen Mr.ond M n .Leon Hmdley,family spent_ Monday evenlng|Barbar~a and Bobby were Sunday at the Otto Chnslenaen home ln|o.fternoon callers at the parental, the Gardner district."Carl Hindley home in Blair. Kerwood Aronson of MissouriValley, wa a Sunday dinner guest Shop early Saturday at the at the home of his uncle, Mr.\Fashion Center any Spring Cont, .lohn Ammon. _ In the a!trrn¢n,$l.1--lsllzes, 14 to 48»-values io§80. may zren w may zmh.Mrs. August Kerkhoff and Stan- ley were Hooper callers Saturday afternoon. Ervin and Lester called on Mrs, Minnie Lallman's Monday evening. Miss Leona Holtman came home Sslurday for summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs. John Fkhlenkamp, Sr.and Miss Leona lIoltman of Arlington, visited at Leonard Ech- \'.enkomp's Thursday afternoon. Miss Lorraine Echlenkamp vis- ited with her xzrandnarenta at Arl- I Il u n .|\ UD C & \ . l u ||n ¢a m a a ub ula a uuI- A m. ..f \ n a l n r " J a n n a s h o h a l f m n n l w k n m n h Sn e nt .SBV QT HI d a i ! ! !~ ¢'|$'¢'£i..§"i.'§;'.1I1§i\`&.=f"".n3'i.=."3;'I ;a;T.""am.ef aunt, n e. rn g f .M r .a n d M n .E d w i n B l o m -5; - g ; g ; ° 1 =m d s 1 ' m d m ° \ 1 \ = r .H n . r f .n . Rev.Richmond and family were dinner guests at the Frank Loftishome Tuesday.S. M. Wilson,HTS is employed i n Omaha,spent the weekend hem viith his family at the Geo. Mr.and Mrs.L.A. Wo odwa rdl and Miss Maggie Lowe were mtm-tained at dinner Sunday at the 0. L. Hilxlnger home. Rev.and Mrs.Richmond and |children drove up t9_Wny:§l g n 1"_ m m m Gle n de nn in g Ga r aWASHINGTON.g e wwe name.weanesuay :or a vlmi. wlun rela-Jeanettc W}}itmus is spending tives until Thursday evening. the summer wwth her grandparents Mrsf Chris Korshoi and childrenn ingwn Wedne~y night.I tincoinpanywithMr.and MrsMr. and Mm Tom Wakefield, Sr.y Snpt. Shradcr left last week for! Omaha where he has gone to work at the Sears Roebuck sinre forthesummer.Mrs.Shrnder and baby are visiting relatives at Plnttamouth, Neb._~ Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Brandert, Miss Elnine Km and Ernest Mey- er spent Friday evening at the Henry Alger home. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Himes and children. Mr. :md Mrs. Geo. Lowe. spent Monday evening visiting her* parents,Mr. and Mrs.Madson, nn-ar Onim.QM.r and M Bert Inwe anrlfamilyattendedafamilydinnerlgathering at the Mrs. Dorn John- son home at Oakland Sunday. Dr. Wilson, district superintend- ent of the Omaha district,will preach at the Methodist church and hold quarterly con rence onnext Simday. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Yowell xrave mul J |_ Hulllh was ||lg|,||éE-t_ale___--t;| `§i""' 2' wr\|F§r immmrrar-v'.m»7 NEW DRESSES We have just received our new Mid-summer Dresses for girls and they are very pretty and will wash, at only $1.00 each. Also ladies' new $1.00 Wash Dresses just in. We are Gift Goods and Anniversary cm Goods! headquarters at popular prices. lllustrat:ions ShowingT'ax Reductions If IowaMrs. S. M. Wilson and Patty en- joyed a picnic supper in tourist park Tuesday evening. Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Rutledgeaccompanied hy Mrs. O. H. Godsey drove to Omaha Thursday wherenu-Imllm nth-nded the diszrin a iéind dlhnér Sunday IervthelfollowingrelntivesMrs.Chris Wachter, Mr. and Mrs. James Van Horn,Evelyn and Vemvn,Mrs.Anna Peddie,Ben Wachter and family, Miss Caroline Wachter andMiss Christene Wachter.NebraskaLight & Power Co's. (lfferWere AcceptedE»`f¥»vé§I{i<§5 o'f`£i1}fb2gree`¢z`H0nor Last Friday evening the Lions the Rome hotel Club held a special meeting andlodge at .Following the . close of schooi, dmner to take UP some business matters.the Leach family closed then'i___..\.............u l..n.4....~».nu\.l ILn A ¢nnun nf TInr|nun hna§nPR=There has been some discussion as to iust how much taxes would be reducer] in ma,!:y_proPer_gpPlic§.ti2n of thf two hun¢rédsevgnty five thousana ~5f§£§~°1§$`.§1name new qnu mn.w syenu mesummerattheI/each grading amp near Hamburg, Iowa _The Indies' Aid was .invited to the country home of Mrs. Alfred Kramer last Wednesday for their1"¢K"|lr meeting.Twenty ladies attended and spent a pleasant time sewing.Mrs. Kramer served a nice lunch., The park committee have paint- ers busy improving the appear- ance of tourist perk hy havingthe park tables and seats and the town hull painted(Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jackson and their son, 'Tom of Blair, drove to Pllttsrnuuth,Neb.Tuesday andtookMr. Ja¢kson's sister where she goes to make her home at the Eastern Star home.She hasb&n sta ying with Mr. and Mrs. Jackson several months.Return- I .1 ,.....,-........._______,_,_men, including Dr. A. ~ Cameron, C. R. Gray, D. w. Rutledge, HenryTruhlsen ahd E. W. Burdic leaveWednesdayona fi shing tdp at Green Lake, Minnesota.Leads Lowe has taken a position with the railroad company-made vacant by the resignation ofClaude Yowell,who is assisting Miles West in painting. The Baptist thureh people gavea farewell party at the church on Tuesday evening for Rev. and Mrs.Richmond.They presented them a nice leather rocker in appreci- ation ol their work here.Miss Ruby West, who is attend-ing commercial college in Omaha, spent a few days at her home.Mr.and Mrs.John Thielfoldt, accompanied by Mrs. Rose Parish and Mrs. Dan Sheets were inBlair Nebraska Light & Power Company for the distribution system It would th a t if y ou are able to bring two hundre d sev enty fiv e t housand dollars i n t o t h e c o m m u n i t y a n d u s e i t f o r t h e r e t i r e m e n t o f m u n i c i p a d j n d e b t e d - _ _ _ _ _ : _ - - L L -____________ _ Ju .. 1 .. \--_1 \°°- of new money ness and then r e c e i v e t u e s a m e c o m m o a l t y a t t n e s a m e r a t e t h a t l t w o u l d h e a n n d h u n iness. This is without reference to further benefits which w°uLiEi»é'rééé¢§§,,-.... ......~in reducedprices for current. In order that the effect will be more clearly unJe1l,;¢.,'.;.1'we havehad some calculations made on a number of representative properties. In articles heretofore published we have shown that there would be immediately available for the purpose of tax rduction each year the sum of $20,062.l2.Your assessed valuation was last fixed at $2,281,760, on which levies were made to the extent of 15.7 mills, to raise a total of $35,828.61 This was for city purposes only.$20,062.12 is a little over 55 per cent of the fnial amount raised last year for city purposes.Had this change have been made last year there wo uid have been a saving in taxes to the ing they swvved at Blain for the Friday on businesa funeral of Mrs. Jonas Blomberg.James Van Horn is driving a Mr. :md Mrs. N. R. Buniic and new Chevrolet truck pur:ha.9ed Dickie of Omaha, came up Satur~ last week of the Jespersen garage.dnv and vidted over Sunday at The R.K.Hancock family of various individuals, hereinafter named, as shown in the right hand column below.the E. W. Burdic home ' The guild met at the church last Thursday nlbernoon and had a fa rewe ll party fo r Mrs W. E. McDonald who with Miss Doris will go to Tekamah June 1 where they will make their home. Mrs. Harold Webster and AnitaJoyceofTekamah,are staying with her parents,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogert at present while Mr. Webster is out in the central part of the state.Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bu'dic drovedowntoFrankland,Kansas last Tuesday, retumlng Wednesday. Mrs. 0. H. Godsey and daughter Eledyce spent Saturday afternoon at Tekamah, visiting at the Helms home.The state fish truck in charge of Mr. Burman Guyer of Blair, Sab- urday brought up between two andthreethousand bullheads which were planed in the large drainage ditzh east of here.This is goodnews to the fishermen and ought to make good fishing for a time. Mrs.Ha Madsen of near Tekamah were guests Sunday at the Waldo Hancock home. Miss Evelyn Van Horn and Vernon drove over from Lincolnand visited over the week-end at the parentd,James Van Horn homeMr.and Mrs.Huit Lowe, Mr. and Mrk.Claude Clements and Mr.and Mrs.Clyde Fitch dro to Omaha Sunday ho see Vernon Clements at t.he Clarkson hospital. Miss Maggie Lowe drove toOmahaMonday and wok Miss Florence Williamson down to see her physician. Herman is bo have a boy scout troop ngain.One is being organ-ized and Rev. Norlin will be scout master.The Lions Club are spon- sors of the organizationTheannualpoppyday sales here Saturday for the. benefit of disabled war veterans and theirfamilies was quite successful. Mrs. ggn Wen,chairman reports the les a little better than lastyear.Six Little girls working in pairs, sold the blossoms.They wereOrnm spent hursday at the Chrisidressed in red,white and blue. l' htKorshoj home.They wore blue gaps and i g Aman" lime. lnmndlnv n... rm-_ ,l»...M ...nh 'ml mm whim stream- Would Be A Carl Kolterman 5 46 82.43 I E%5-4 101 54.95 173.25Saving om' City Tax City Tax ofNameIntBlock Lot 107 21 AnPersonal_.4 "~ Intangible "4!?1'i<*"1.68 \ T. A. Bohs . 2; J 1 ;49 u m a 109.45 A. J. Crowdy 16-17-18 38 $169.56 $115.44 N'>é 12 118 3.13 NV; 13 118 3.13 14 118 29.05 2 67 20.4157.78Personal and intiar Personal Intangible Qampbell@mgible4.55 L 3,3757134694.20 92.95 7 46 22.77G. A. Rathmann 22 to 26 36 188.40 185.90 25-26 47 17.27 27-28 47 14.13 Personal-stom 46.39Personal2.51 3.25Personal110.69 Imagm James Mose'Intangible 7.65 20 37 78.50 86.9010-15 39 43.39F.w.`Amdn Nu 16.19 36 113.06 205.15 28-29 30 43.18 2 42 4.32Personal hdwe.177.49 Personal 37.99 Fritz Mathiesznn_. _ _ __ _ v . v - - - v u - u v - uFarmers Elevator 7 9 4.71 84.15Personal Arndt 17.5015.97 Mathieson, personal Elevator, personal 4-10 16 10 62 2312547.10 11.30 57.78 Incangible¢»§i"2'f"° ni"r§f"J`5§»l'i"1's`iS' ""r£'E|2ii""'i1\`é;" nut! T" ";"j»I\2`ii§\|E. B. Redfield Personal-Redfield §'ersona1-Grocery 10 42 25 37 6 79 49.46 85.57 26.69 6.04 29.28 110.00li r 'I ` u sm ln y a f t e r n o o n ,; ' e r e } f 5 ¢ ; H 5 W é § z ,M o n a W e s t a n d V e r a M »u n d R h u '| " n \ r \ n \P r n n r h \1\*¢;I u n v n \.F{1»crinia W m : d .n n : I W a n d a r £1"¢§1""`° "EE"ff::';'..aii-`»`." iféfi'E}'£§{b="""""l'hé`§'io1T1"l1iill?Jackson and Hr. md Mn. W alterllo ml for which they received|/Intanlfible 4 5 9Kramer.''Miss Elaine K t,Nellie Mae Sheets and Evely Katt of Arl-ington and Ernest Meyer drove ta mont Wednesday and spentthe Mm Dwight Johnson and sons, who have _been staying at ihe Fred Robertson home since the 'hkamah cyclone,left last week following the close of school to join Mr. Johnson on a (arm near $42.40.The pair selling the most were Awarded a prize,They were Bettie Jane and Darla Weét, they sold 200 and collected $20.90. The girls will be guests of the auxil- iary at dinner at the hall on Memorial day.They will carry the wreath for the graves. Vernon Clements,twelve year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Clements had the liglments badly torn in his loot last Friday.Dr.I Goldfn Springs.|Cameron took him to the Clarkson Mrs.Perch Gompbon of Blair, hospital in Omaha and his foot Karl Ehrisxfensnn ,,63 56.52 J'169.40LiiibéiééxhiiriyI 5 Lumber Company, persond Qhrisbgpgen, persond 3.10Intangible 29.53Wm.J.Sas 1-2 45 196.25 250.25 4-5 112 52.60 15.31 wt"Intangible ,_. C. 0. Dawson :1-30 E`!.¢<.l§¢l'\ff2... ._r Personal John Rhoades 2011-12 Personal Enterprise, personal T. T. Osterman 11 .4-5 51 85 36 79 47 73 . . l ' Wx. . 6.66239.4312.56142.6323.5541.6120.498.2447.1045.53 218.35 1 51.15 z- . . , _ _ , . . J ~ ' ia' ffI 8327 Sas-personal 7.07Sa-store 192.09Inrailgibie Chas. Ham 7.73 sen l4 46 109.90 90.20Personal36.58 1.3.06Mrs.Chas.Hansen B.F.and f '¢ Theo. Lundt S% 16-18 46 105.19 86.90 Lundt Bros 35.48Theo. Lundt-personal B. F. Lundt-nemnmal 7.07 8.95 'I m 18.2132.97 Personal Pilot-Tribune, pefsonal IntangibleIntangiblér 7.66 /Marilfa Robinson 3-4 46 34526 272.80 _ _1-4 57 73.79 J. D. Garrison 22 37 80.07 90.20 18-19 45 35.33 Personal ' " "<~:49.06 Intangible ->;g___._. ..53 Cafe 40.8236.19Pictxre All other tax payers would profit in the same proportion. That this reduction in taxes wodd be accomplished is apparent.It is sim ply a question as to whether or not (Etc people mir wish fn fnlrn ...|.,....»....... -1 n.:..- _--~»»---~-- -- -~'of Bl:v w v u n u n u v n l l l a u u I l l L u l u l l l i n n r r i l n l f i r \ . l . l l l l \ \ l n I n \ » 1 \L r J \ s s \ | \ | » ;l . . . . . . . . . . . . | . l .. J r 4 . : . _' I 0 0 ¢._.....__,., .... -_... v,.,~. .......\._y.11 luuu in uzawnuuwxe lellgm 01 ume ll IS going to be necessary (0 spend avery considerable amount of money in order to continue your present service That is, additional equipment at the plant and heavier "INS are Boing w be required.The money with which to do this is not on hand.It would have to be raised either by in- creased rates or by taxation.We believe it would be to the advantage of this city to accept this service from a larger source of production and that to continue the operation of your pment plant is not to the economic advantage of the tax-payers and users of current in this city. Blair Racket Store Pure Fresh Candy Alwaysan~ y Aways Blair Racket Store Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co By W. M. HOPEWELL. lf SCHOOLS CLOSE TODAY (Cdntinued from page one) ollf, Freda Grotlxemn, Fredrick ~ler elen Mc liillm. tbsll.W llwr Goliehon ~dlc Woltje,Clarence Sappen last Tuesday a!ternoon felt well. repaid for thek efforts sa the committee served a nice lunehem; and the dheruoon wal a very eg; joyable one.' Councilman Jack Crou..y pméd ..' ~v~»~ Nelson (SL), Reed UI-Ianlon, Ben- o! the Dodge County Old Settlers lah Putnam, Frances Sian, Helena Assotiation.Mr.McVicker sub~Simomen,Alsyne Smith,Elde mm a lwnhv arti cle, whic h the SYNMIS. Doris Tllden, Ruth Ti1denlChr\micle will publish next week, Leoba Van Deuaen, Ruth Vig, Flor- proving by governrnenw and au~ enle Gook,Flomnce`Curtis andphentic private records Lhar. old Florence Dixon.Fort Alkimon (now Fort Calhoun) Omaha-Dixie » business. Tekamah-~Bert Wixer building an building for 1 f Butte Butte \ opened. Uga lla la-Ne w S northe§s¢ of city bo produce daily madmum of 2,000,000 gallons ol water, to be city's water supp\y. Bushnell--Central Cnfq reopen- ed for business. Clarkson-Local theatm insuli- ed talkie equipment. Farnam Remodeling of build- open repair md sérvice station in building recently vaated by Ray Motor Company on 'ith street. " Overton-Overton National Dunk opened tor business recently. Funam-Fim hydrants xepaint- Ed and improved. open repair md sérvice station in building recently vaated by Ray Motor Company on 'ith street. " Overton-Overton Nationallhnk opened tor business recently. Funam-Fim hydrants xepaint- Ed and improved. Gund Bland-44 oil leases ab- tained in this section. Beatriw;Wells to be drilled northe§s¢ of city bo produce daily madmum of 2,000,000 gallons ol water, to be city's water supp\y. Bushnell--Central Cnfq reopen- ed for business. Clarkson-Local theatm insuli- ed talkie equipment. Farnam Remodeling of build- ing into theatre rapidly nearing completion. v Tekamnh-$15,000 bond .~ sold urprovide Inna for propo swimming pod here.Oma ha -Ri a lto Tha tre wi ll - remodeled into bus depot,f Pickwick~Greyl2u\md linen at co~ of about $75,000.Hay Spring?-The Barnett D Cleaning Shop. added naw equi ment. * - n l I o u r. ' J \ - - - - ».... Omaha-Dixie Lunch opened for budne n. Tekamah--Ben Show leaned the Wixer building and will remodel building for feed store. B u m Bntfe to be re- opened. Ogallala -New sum Bid bri dge over South Platbe River opened to traffic..1,Melbourne Shop early sanuruay ur.Ln: ws puulu UL un: ......, lailulvusauuua _.. _____Fashion Center--any Spring C0¢¥»Itrl.i1 from the Missouri river to nay on last 'I'hu1'sday, May 22 maj Sannenfield. $11¢-si=es 14 to 48-values *'°.§3P:|0r¢z°n»1930 is the 10!J!=h mmi- his old friends and neighbors cnme|(Track:Clarencewiuf§i1{ca§§i£Q'W°;; iiikiar'Edwin Lindatrom, Staxdey Jensenz Raymond Matz,Eddie Woltje, Hmm 4ye and Leon Anderson. Debate:Alice Beckman, AllredJensenAlfonsSchuhz,Mui a n Nelson, Madeline Nielsen and Ed- Ivin Lindstrom. ,no-xr veruary year of the establishment of the Oregnn Trail which,fol~CARD o r THANKS lowing a qroclamation by Pregldent llioover,is being appropnatcly We wish m exwnd our thanks ~ marked along its entixe length. tl1e fire departments of both gg" The official pronouncement names and Kennard and w the fm "sc Louis as the starting point of of the ¢»»mg31»v ig: '-'}=",§'_'ff_"'_{'_|nhe Or e g o n mn ,and the m e i n i o g l v e h l m t h e g l a d h n n d l n d wish him nwre years of service and pleasure. Dr. and Mm. D. w. Bell entex-~ w m a the bridge club to whichthey belong at dhlnel- at_the Clif- ton hotel,Monday evening,May L-¥ »l ._ .. m1rm| l \ l ; 1 ¢ l | | ' \ x ' l : . i 1 ' v » I \ I J t o A v i IH I »A SPECIAL CAST Comedy-"Hunting the Hunter" Paths News-Sunday Matinee Tue.-~--June SECOND WIFE With Lil; [ee and Conrad NagelFlhle Ind Swrt Light.Family NightOne 35c Ticket Admits Two People 3 Wed. & Thu. ~--June 4 - 5IA %Declamat/ory:Margaret Badge-I row, Mae Koopman, Edwin Lind- ltmm and Alfred Jensen. Cheer leaders:Mae Koopman iniiDean Klrnan. In onier to be on the honor roll .a student must mdntain an ave- nge of 90% in all four subjects of hh high school course.The lol- lovwing high school students have maintained this high average: Margaret Badgerow,Alice Beck- man,Doris Beck,Marie Bulln, Elma Frain,Irene French,Myrl French, Dorothea Gilbertson, Frie- da Grothnsen,Gladys Hanson, Mardelle Hannon, Gladys Harkey, Mary Hitchman, Margaret Jenkins, Alfred Jensen,Dorothy Kegler, Mae Koopman, Clara Krogh, Mar-garet Linden. Eduoand Lmam°m.| response w we un N. .....,.....Lust Tuesday when we had the fue that did us considerable dam~ age Without the assistance rend- ered us we wcdd have suffered a much heavier loss. Harry and Henry Helmsing, Kennard, Neb. Saturday-Sommer Sllk Dresses -values to $10 on sale at 8.98and $6.75 in sizes 11 to 46 at the Fashion Center.19-It CARD 0 F THAN s I We wish to express our thanks to the friends who so kindly as- sisted us in the time of our be- reavement We wish especially to thank those who furnished the April 10, 1880, out Mr. Mcvlcxershows that a trall w the Oregon country was blazed six years be- fore that by a ma n name d Wm. Ashley who with a large party of men on Nov.8,1824,left Fort Atkinson for the Oregon country. This was the iirat party to drossthe Rocky Mountains by way of the south pass, which became the route for all the travel from the many overland trails.Mr.Mc- Vicker says,"The trail starting from Fort Atkinson was the Ore- gon Trail as traveled by these plo- neers an long as Fort Atkinson remdned a post, but with the re- moval of the old soldiers from this point in 1827,another starting point had fn be chosen and St. Louis, then the next nearest post, u . - n 3 Elizabeth LM, Ma rga x et Mum ; Fredericka Matthiesen,Marion }m\15l¢ann muse wno sen: Bucninecume une snaruug puuu, ;ur uw'beautiful floral offerings andlplnhm travel." Rnv. Rader. for his ldndlv words Mr.MeVicker writes that the of sympathy. Jonas Blomberg I n d m a m . Saturday--Summer Silk Dresses-v alues to $10 on sale af.$4.98 and $6.75 in sdzes 11 to 46 at theFashion Cerner.19-n BLAIR LOSES 10 nu-:MoN'n The MacDonalds kept their sea- son's record untsrnished Suddny when they defeated a hard-fighting Blair team on the Washington county seat lot by the score of 4 to 2.A home mn by Johnny Wll- s o nln the s i xth wi tho ne o n ba s e put the leadexés ahead and they 4 . . . lprognm of the Dodge county old settlers picnic in August. will com- memorate this first expedltlon. Loch. ovsm-'now Walter Marshall of Glenwood, Iowa is visiting his frlend, Keith Vinton for n few days. l Dr. J. V. Hlnchmnn of the Bur- laatt Soldlers Home,.will be home for Memnrlal Day. Mrs. Joe Gutsdzow of east Col- fax street ls confined to her'bed at present Mth illness. Saturday--Summer Silk Dteasel -vs lues to $10 on sale st $4.91 and $6.75 in dzes 11 to 46 ag_u3~ Specials for wwSaturday MEMS- Boiling Beef, per Ib. -.11 to 14c Roasts, Beéf, per Ib. - 17 to 19c Weiners - - ; - 21c Hamherger - - - 20c Fresh Pork Shoul- der Roast - - 25c Pork Chops, End cuts - - - 26c Center cuts - 30c Coffee Hills Bros. - - - M. J . B. - ~ - ~ Folgars - - ~ - Monarch - - - 48c 48c -48C 48c SUNDRIES Heinz's Catsup, Large bottle- 23c Quart Jar Dill , Pickles - » - ;,23° Quart jar Sweet Pickles - - - - 331: MALT Puritan Malt - 49c Old Prague M a l t - - - - - 3 9 c Milwaukee Club Malt - - - - - -39c We will close at 11:00 a. m. Decoration Day 'l`he North Side.Store =v-__ . _ , . . . .- - ~ . _ Quality Market PHONE '15 Jul.Nle-hu. Pmp. g, |I MALT Puritan Malt - 49c Old Prague M a l t - - - - - 3 9 c Milwaukee Club Ma l t - - - - - 3 9 c We will close at 11:00 a. m. Decoration Day 'l`he North Side.Store =v_;~_a n . $ n | . _ , . . . .- - ~ . _ Quality Market PHONE '15 Jul.Nle-hu. Pmp. MEMS- Boiling Beef, per Ib. -.11 to 14c Roasts, Beéf, per Ib. - 17 to 19c Weiners - - ; - 21c Hamherger - - - 20c Fresh Pork Shoul- der Roast - - 25c Pork Chops, End cuts - - - 26c Center cuts - 30c Coffee Hills Bros. - - - M. J . B. - ~ - ~ Folgars - - ~ - Monarch - - - 48c 48c - 481: 48c SUNDRIES Heinz's Catsup, Large bottle- 23c Quart Jar Dill , Pickles - » - ;,23° Quart jar Sweet Pickles - - - - 331: W i l | o n ' |m o w w a s o n e o f t h e l " I I . " ' l _ . " I ° .: . : ' ; ; ; .' : . : . . 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Julius Petersen went out ,\ Saturday Matinee SKY HA WK With John Carrick and Helen Chandler Comedy-"Toot Sweet" |Sun."-fMon.--"'-June 1 - 2 HA PP Y DA YS a . . . , , § ' 1 § 3 ' & k , ° S . § T m . » Paths News-Sunday Matinee Tue.-~--June SECOND WIFE With Lil; [ee and Conrad NagelFlhle Ind Swrt Light.Family NightOne 35c Ticket Admits Two People 3 Wed. & Thu. ~--June 4 - 5IA ~:nz a n uda y s wi t h rei atives a n d fr ie nd s SATU Fashio IN B I S Entire Stock Sp Women;1 C O RED UCED YALUESt $ 'o $30 g Tlrc Home of Perfecl Talking Prclures ed the Monday evening hddge club at her home this week.Mrs. 1 Fred Guyer held high score and?won first prize .and Mus.M.R ; Bendorf drew the cut prize. Dainty ~ refreshments were sermd. Thbsc who attanded the 0. E. S. `..~' _ T h u r sd a y ...._..M a y 2 9 Around The Corner With George Sidney and Charles Murray Comedy-"High Tuned" Fri.&Sat.....May 30 -3 1 Saturday Matinee SKY HA WK With John Carrick and Helen Chandler Comedy-"Toot Sweet" Q Sun."-[Mom --°'-Junel-2 1 H A P P Y D A Y S srscml. CAST1Comedy-"Hunting thu Hunter" 1 Pill! NCD-Sully lnllm n |W ed . & T h u . ~---J u n e4 - s T A N N E D L E G S Tue.-~--June SECOND WIFE With Lil; [ee and Conrad NagelFlhle Ind Swrt Light.Family NightOne 35c Ticket Admits Two People 3 .~.~..~~E .-mnv-¢»°°1~¢w Omaha. Neb, Let us Correct Your Foot Ills Naturc's way There is no Shoe like the Arch Preserver.style phxs comfort.The foot comlon storelor men nnd women,32 \\\\\mulm.m' i l am sa.i m i n th e f i f t h ~:nz a n uda y s wi t h rei atives a n d fr ie nd s SATU Fashio IN B I S Entire Stock Sp Womeng 1 C O RED UCED YALUESto $ $30 g Tlrc Home of Perfecl Talking Prclures ed the Monday evening hddge club at her home this week.Mrs. 1 Fred Guyer held high score and?won first prize .and Mus.M.R ; Bendorf drew the cut prize. Dainty ~ refreshments were sermd. Thbsc who attanded the 0. E. S. `..~' _ T h u r sd a y ...._..M a y 2 9 Around The Corner With George Sidney and Charles Murray Comedy-"High Tuned" Fri. & Sat.....May 30 - 31 Saturday Matinee SKY HA WK With John Carrick and Helen Chandler Comedy-"Toot Sweet" Q Sun."-[Mom --°'-Junel-2 1 H A P P Y D A Y S srscml. CAST1Comedy-"Hunting thu Hunter" 1 Pill! NCD-Sully lnllm n |W ed . & T h u . ~---J u n e4 - s T A N N E D L E G S Tue.-~--June SECOND WIFE With Lil; [ee and Conrad NagelFlhle Ind Swrt Light.Family NightOne 35c Ticket Admits Two People 3 .~.~..~~E .-mnv-¢»°°1~¢w Omaha. Neb, Let us Correct Your Foot Ills Naturc's way There is no Shoe like the Arch Preserver.style phxs comfort.The foot comlon storelor men nnd women,32 \\\\\mulm.m' i l am sa.i millyIL-n : » |- 1 1 " n l ¢ v : A » |n n \ ' n n : ' A R :Willon lifted his homer m lixth, the Hull! settled down - ainlght baseball, lmlqing thelf' I Center:\s;_wit.t1 two doubles in 4 AIR HE PLA CE and Summer (M . uu nmm umv mue ;|01 very grat interest w people_ E x;";f""°