06-19-1930THE ENTERPRISEv m xrs Tn E Ns \\'s _n»gn}alm A LOCAL NEWSPAPER FOB
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NEWSPAPER WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA
GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
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xW*|N"l` ACT
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¢SMAL L G RAIN c nnfrrri c nrlo x
'mls WIL L SOON BE HERE
Farmers of Washington county
who are raising pure bred small
grains such as wheat, oats, harley,
and rye, and who are dairous af
having their fields inspe and
certified,are urged to notify
County Agent Gauge Bates i n
order that he may know how
many days' time will be required
of the inspector.
This inspection work must be
completed before the grain is cut
in order to determine its purity,
and new growers are urged to rc.-~
member that it cannot be certified
after it is cut.1
Entertain Some
Eastern Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Feer and
family entertained at a six o'clock
dinner, Tuesday evening, June 10,
in honor of their relatives, Leonard
Page and Ed 'Weiss of I'itts»burgh,
Penn., who have been visiting the
Farr families the past week.They
left. for their homes in the east on
Wedncsilay, having spent a pleas~
ant vacation.The out of town
guests were Harry Larson and
family of Craig and Wm. Koehler,
Sr., Wm. Koehler, Jr. and family,
.Xlbcri,Koehler and family and
Irene Larsotl, all of lfehling, Neb.
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AUT()'HEI"lS RII.\CI{I
1~:r»Im::»nc STAGE
Ilzton-Stealing' of automobile;
h:1»reached such an "epidemic
:t.a;f:=" that in the future he will
I'n-vxlimfmll jail sentences for all
:automobile thieves regardless of
~InL}.er they are first. offenders or
mn.,Assistant District Attorney
Frank G. Volpe statccl.
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wa ,wh ic h wi ll me r g e wi t h th e
Li n d en I ver s o n p lan t in tha t c i ty .
CELEBRATE 97TH BIRTHDAY
Reception Committee
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"ORUM BUSY BEES" ORGANIZE
Regardless of the fact um las!
Friday was June 13th, it did riot
daunt, the enthusiasm of thirteen
girl friends who met. at the homeof Miss Pdscilla Wrich, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Chris H. Wrlch olthe Orum neighborhood, to organ-ize themselves into we "Orum
BLAIR WINS BALL GAME
OVER NORTH BEND
Fomma C0UN'f}'SBggRESTER Game Played on North Bengi nn- ~
Season After Long Run of Hard
A number of friends and rela
tives of Grandpa Tranberg of Rem-
soa, lows. drove over last. Sunday
to visit him in honor of his 97th
birth nnniwrsary.'
Mr.Trshberg makes his' home
with his daughter, Mrs.Chris Nel~
son o l Remson and is hale and
hearty in spite of his remarkable
age.There were eighty-one rela-
tives present.A lovely lunchwas
served picnic fashion and a won-
derful birthday cake with all the
irimrnings.Among those present
were the following delegation fmm
Blair:-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bohs
and family and Ernest Bohs, Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Bobs, Mrs. Oliwr
Huddleson and Mr. Seward Chris~
tiansen.Ernest and T.A.Bohs
and Seward Christiansen are the
Council Bu;-u Tractor to be Used
for Street Work.No Actidn
Taken on Purchaiie of Boiler B\::y gfe 4-1;5 3 5 Gl;|b".Mrs.Joe I ; m , e has received Luck.Stands at the Bozuzm nr
r ; e t e ° ° ° .doundy A.g;;;' word from her nephew,Allred the List in Winnings.
,P89 F s mv e ~ " s .S!eavensen.,that he is stationedfor the Light Plant
me members in perxecung tnelrorganization composed of the fel
Mrs.Chris H_W d president
Margaret Rolland;ce president
Anna Hansen;secretary,Vema
Wulf; News Reporter, Edna Han
sen.Other members-Priscilla
Wrich, Irene Wulf, Helen Hansen
Helen Rasmussen,Georgia Ann
Hansen,Esther Wnch,Esther
Hansen and Dorothy Jensen.
The Club plans to meet every
two weeks, and the next meeting
will be held at the Hans Wulf
farm home on the afternoon of
June 27th.
lowing personnel:Local g !forty miles hut of Laramie, Wyo.
having gone out as government
forester following his work at
Ames, Iowa College the past year.
He is junior forester to Ranger
Williams, who has charge of Fox
Park.
Alfred spent last summer in
northern Caliiomia and Oregon in
the government forestry service
and is getti ng a lot of vduable
nnd practical experience in this
kind of work.
Unanimous Vote
BLAIR WINS BY SCORE g To 6
Game Played on North Gend Dia-
mond.North Bend Still Holds
Second Place in Elkhorn League.
Blair won its first victory of
the 1930 Elkhorn Valley league
senpon when it upset the dope
bucket and defeated the second
plnce North Bend aggregation on
the North Bchd lot Sunday after-
noon by the score of 9 to 6. North
Bend's position in the standing was
not altered by the defeat. as both
REDUCES CITY LIGHT RATE
Sale of Light Plant Presented to
Council.Nu Action Was Taken
Except to File the Statement.
The regular mcoting of the city
council was held Tuesday evening
with.alI members of the council
present.After the formal open-
ing the matter of the purrhase of
a tractor for use on the city
1-»t.re<ts was taken up and one was
purchased from n Fremont con-
£1rn.The next thing to be considered
was the reduction in the iight
rate which \\':1s reduced one-half
cent p4r kilownt.This required
the p::~~|m; of an ordinance which
grandsons of Mr. Tranberg
4-H CLUB Bbv s
AND GIRLS CELEBRATE
The fl-H Ciub boys and giris o!`\
the stale \\ele guests of the Stutq
1 - o r r o w e r l ' | 3 l l " ~ h °n l u n m i m ,i n m-iv.m e ,
and Scribner, in thinl, lost.
The am 1 |1'E:1&'.E°"§Yu*i '£> ~ mm nf ...£.'§:"i'£i'm"..'; 25:
NEW COUNTY F l u x c s
Agricultural school at.Lincoln
during the first. week in Juno
where they were given an object
lesson in the judging of live stock
and a study of other lines of farm
work that not only made an intel~
esting and beneficial week but
also a very pleasant one.
Howard Charlet,who resides
nest of Blair, represented this sec-
tion of the county and his report
on what they did while there
:speaks volumes for the school.
E After the session in Lincoln,f they were taken to Omaha where
ithev were the guests of the neck-
Ujjzczcmy L, nec/eea
The auditing firm of O.M.
Campbell and Company of Lin-
eoln started Monday morning on
the checldng up of the different
county offices of the county.
The office of the .Clerk of the
District Court was completed on
Wednesday, showing that between
$17,000 and $18,000 had passed
tl1lnm;'l1 thu nffi:~r»
1929 and is the regular annual
cheek up that is made yearly.It
is thought. that the work will he
completecf by the end of the week
and the report will then be made.
The checking company has this
year sent in a much larger force
o f a c c o u n t a n t s t h a n u s u a l a n d t h i s
~f: m i l i | " | + . >V1 \n l fn \° .n r \ . |i, .. . .. . .. l
_w n "u n o "' _' " ° - " J i n c c l u z e n s g i H L I I I I I I I I y g g g u . - - - -- 4 .- --a \¢1 .A A s u N l A L I
Enter przse ar e a s f o llo ws :Ge or ge on e ne g a ti ve vut-9,la s t meek to ~c QQ ';h°Si xth tl _ou si de o f
J-Ic Quarrie,f o r do u nty c le rk ;se ll th ei r e le c tri c po we r p la n t t o ,.'ff`°_" , ° . . " l" " T? "5 §"°':". "Q"
of f ic e s s i n c e the las t is s u e o f Th e un an i mo u sly , with the exc ep tio n ° £ | f l ' 3 5| s c or in g s ix in we f if th an d
mi with
vo te
fn r'HPI |1.?H e n r y C h r i s t e n s e n ,: l o r c l e r k o f t h e N e b r a s k a P o w e r C 0 1
the district,court,and Albert H. for tv.cnty thousand dollars.
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mpanyi.\_u1e t<_urealc Lnrougn th e N oi" I " _-a10[U$nN hrn~Ln li ght and
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|15cm1 GGICDSEINol{h Bend tallied lhrnn in tho
Antler for iloat senator DELWGQEZI
Washington and Dodge counties.
Politics has been warming up
of late and from the outlook new
it is quite likely that a contest
'willfbe made for every office in
the county.
At present the only uncontest-
ed offices in the county is that of
county assessor,county superin~
tendent,state representative and
state senator.
v n u . :z | | . | . a \ . u . \ : u u u u \ \ 1 \ . u | } ' n u \
votes were east.in favor of the
proposition, and only one against.
The women of the village took an
active part in the election and as-
sisted in making the vote so fav-
oxnble.
This vote probably has not an
equal.I t is difficult to find so
many poeple of the same mind in
a community as large as Herman.
1:\11>1:ovan1Ex'rs AT DANA
first From"ales" 1»`n#.ii"£\§¢ "§1i{f£1§
the home team was scoreless.A
rally was started in the ninth,
but it was cut short.after thlee
scores were made.
The Blair batters collected 11
hits.Sick, K. Schyrman, Dey and
W. Sehurman, each had two hits to
lead the batting lists.Ji. Datel,
Orth and Cobb were the leading
North Bend hitters with two each.
North Ilclul,nltiw-u;5f\playing
off form in the firhl, y:|.tl1- hd 10
btltiu-| ~}fnl :md lhv r atzll
the |i.ht 1I:nt :Incl asking fur \
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\XNI\'E!{SARY
Those in charge of Dann CO IIIIEE our two Hllur 11=r11:11'lim ucntirm 4.1 pl».\s=e11\l.0:;»..frierlds assembled at the Lc1Iu5i A
Bater home Inst Sunday to r:1\ef~g,t,.regular meeting of the Dlaif ._.-.-;=-.\ ¢ » n »L a i n e :4 | n ][1 nc s u mm a r v I o li u wsCouncil was culled to onles':30 P. M. by Mayor Stews:|.|
'allowing Councilnum answer-i
»o roll call, Bigglow, Cmwdy;
rn, Mcliay, .'Echmidt, Humlahii
Roberta;Moore reponing
Will Wage War On
.\L least two nlenxnmtraliuhs
Lanadian Thistlesl
mga mm.".mm uwu Wu,...Qpast few weeks making needed im-
provermnts on the grounds and
campus.Grass seed has bo:-n sown :md
the campus leveled.A dainty rock
vnnlon has been built and the
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Sick, rf . . . . .
Schcllcr, p-lb
Van Ueusen, cfW. Schurmun, lf
HairuwL, .'Ir. Uir.r .!. l:1.m\l:mr German Lutherans
/Hold A Picnic
Mis: Dorothy n clothing shower, ,E 7;:
preparatory to` her trip to Europe the 1in July.Dinner wal served cnfc-:ing 1teria style and visiting was ¢l\.l°¥'-Jenned.Miss Dorothy very K¢|\¢\"land
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I The German Lutheran church ously sung a number of selectionsfor her guests.The uut~of~countyguests present were Mr. and Mrs]
Chas.French :md family ,df Ari-
ington, Mr. and Mrs. 0606 Gmbhe
und fumil of Frcmont,Mr and
iuftcr roll cull.
The minutes of 'thc last regular
meeting were read and approved.
communication from t h xr¢§\\'elT Home rngarding the pm'-
ing of the Intersection of Granty.Mrs,Perry Juhns of Davenport, ~ Csnter Streets was read.This
Ia., Mr. und Mxi, Art Johns and
family of Omnhn and Mr. nhd Mrs.
Fmd Grubbe of l'npillion.
|pruposition was then referred to
lhu Street & Alley Committee.
Bids subn\ittcd on n Tractor for
wi ll b e c onduc ted th i s f a ll i n
\\ash ing1. on c o unty on th e era dic a-fizon of Canadi an thistles, ac c ording
to C o u n ty A g e n ; Ge o r g e B a te s o f
Bla i r ; Na b ._
Th e me th o d o f erad ic ation wi ll
be b y th e use o f sa lt c h lo r ates l
suc h a s i s used i n de s tr o y i n g th e
bi nd weeds a n d po i so n ivy .
Th e t w o f a r me r s wh o ha ve al-
¢: | " "" '"..-...- . - .-- - -- " " \- - -gra ve lin g'o f th e d r i w s i s to he
do ne i n th e ne a r fu tu r e .
At p r e se n t, sc a f f o ldi n g i s u p o n
i h e adrnini§'tration b u i ld i n g a n d
th e wo o d wo r k o f th e bu i ld i n g i s
be i n g Lreated to a fr e s h c oat o i
pa i n t.
Th e i n ter i o r o f th e b u ild in g s a r e
i n fi n e shape an d e ve r y th i n g w i ll
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W ar ri c k , 2b
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up to the Henry Ruwe farm near
Hemmn last Sunduy where Mr.
Emest Lang, who farms the place,
gud invited mhem to picnic for thnt
ny.
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fifty narlicinatcci in the event..1 |,
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o f i t.Th e we a th e r c ondi tions
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CELEBRA'l`E JOINT use o n th e C i ty Stre ets we r e
nnnnml vnwul nrnl Isahnnlsaiml.FfzlrhSn wart amll Anton Aiulurrfn FORl\i|I;mR
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I l l » |I U ¢1uus1sv\»lun | |u A \ l It a li -ning'the finals na' thv-annual
mu.,Ec contest wilich 1.....s r¢.:e.|t!
held by the Omaha university
\ | ¢ . . .t n . .1.1 \\r...:..l..¢._a . s l. l . .- : 4 . .
by de a th m s t Sa tu rd a y n i g h t,
Junl-14.
.She h a d go ne to L o n g Beac h,
Ca li f or ni a f o r a visit.wi t h he r
sister,Mr s .J o h n Po r te r a n d h a d
be en the re b u t s i x d a y s wh e n s h e
pa ss ed away .
Mr s . A th a n wa s b o r n n e a r C r a i g
Mr s .M a r y C a r t e r l e f t f o r l a m -
elly n, Nab. lust. Thurrsdzxy to spend
a mo n t h witn.he r da u g hte r ,.\Ir.;,
I va r C la r k .
J o h n P . J e n se n of L in c o ln s pe n t
Sun day wi t h h o me fo lks .I-le i s
wo r k i n g un d e r J u d g e D a y u f th e
Sn nr omn (Znurt I n l.im~nln.
Tim fli;l ...... .d ....Ifxnu erson M1»u.\.|.»l|..\.|;Ln l| .lxy uni.Lu 3 :tu.\ [ b m B L A I R R E L A ] | \ E 5 1th e §=.hl;i~1\.1 .;nic ty council.Th e Spanton an d su
n . \ \...I €|\!..||||~.:t .\¢\n\*1.\.:|¢;1 .n .a .¢F .Sp an to n HT
r.and Mtn.Ben. motion carried/Jn, Mr. and Mrs. v.An Ondinance was introduced bl?
nl family.Mr.:Incl Cnunnrilmnn Schmidt. known aa
}\:nu
b u t
A.u n a .1..\L.:..\'.|fL|:ill I 0attee.L ~l. . ..g,:&.1Il.U u r i
Cam;all ;~.1 ll th mwn o r i o i
\\0fi\.i i | ~4l ll."\\;;.gi ve n a t
o u r l.L ;...-L1:.;;:u m \..i.»ve r y
\\l;ii "L n,1| .Il .l1|p[»|.mIq;d
.Ne1 L" If r .`\1f.;..l»::~en h a s th e
8}Tu}=;1ti1y -f our ulsil r in her long
siege of 1ii:.-~1:1 in r fz i mi ly .
Till*SLIII:ililli rc iltllniilfr rn llml
.. . .. . ., ......_~.. .._.-........,19.
W h ile th e n u mb e r o f ac c idents
wa s lo w f o r the p er i od in c lud e d i n
th e r e po r t, the n u mb er o f i nju r i e s
pe r ac c i de nt, p ar ti c u la r iy i n mo to r
ac c idents, showed n greet inc rease.
W i t h a to ta l of 1 1 0 motor a c c i-
dents, 13 persons were killed and227ini ure d.o f a to ta l f o r a ll
n o r m a n b tr u ve : mu la n ln ydr o ve i n Mo n d a y eve n i n g f r o m
th ei r h ome i n W ic hi ta, K a ns as an d
wi ll vis i t. re lati ve s a n d f ri e nd s f o r
a c o u ple o f we e ks .
He r ma n i s a n d h a s f o r a n u m -
ber o f y ears,been i n the emp lo y
o f the Co lema n L a m p Co mp an y ,
oc c upy ing a n i mp o r ta n t pos iti on
Mr s .Gle n W i lso n a n d s o n , , Mn
an d Mr s . J a me s Hi n ei i n e a n d f a m-
i ly o f Om a h a , Mr . a n d Mr s .L . D .
'W i c kh a m a n d f a mi ly o f T e k a m o h .
M r .E d g a r W i c kh a m o f ' I' e kn m:r i i
Mi s s Ma r t h a II oi er ,Mi s s Sophie
Me nc ke ,Mi s s Iifelva Hi ne ii ne an d
Ha n s G u s t i n o f D e S o to , Mr . n m:
af.l}\n;i n \ i f n i u n i i n n | Mr s .Ha r r y J i in e li f i c a n d f a mi ly .
Ordinance Number 484, repealing
the old electric iight Ordinance
and substituting a new one.Mo v e d an d Sec onded,th a t W i "
s i x be stiitpendved a n d th a t th i s
ordinanc e be passed to i ts th i r d
read ing.O n r o ll c all.Bi ge low,
Cr o wd y ,J ensen,Hu n d a h l,Mo or e,
Mc K a y , S c h mi d t a n d Ro b e r w vo t
.u ma u n a all u u g u l .U1 Lula Ext),was a wa rd ed fi rs t plac e i n vo ic e.
Mi s s W r i g h t h a s a ve r y pleas-
in g vo i c e a n d i n a c o n te s t o f th i s
so r t wh e r e th e ta le n t is o f th e
be st it i s a g r ea t h on o r to be p lac -
e d fi r s t.She h a s put, _Blair o n
th e m a p i n a wa y th a t me a n s
mu c h .
Iland there grew to wornanhood. "'"""' " "" " " " "--Mr.andMr|.W .J.Saleele-After reel\1n¢ her educauon, 'h°||,nt¢¢| their wedding ve
~ ::.'.'!:.'a.&f;':f.':.t':§.1::r;§§.:'£:'.=:|sum. June 16, when the Frank
A n v i l ;I I I .u n :a u u :1 . : | 5 u u x . : ; ;\ r \ | u \ . u a i u . ;E 1 '~f 0 hf o l l o w e r !f o r h e r e n t i r e l i f e .u " f % " " '? ' " "J 0 m a " »w e r e
A b o u t 1 9 1 4 .M r .a n d M r s .A t h a n _ " i f ? ' £ ' = P ' * ? .
/
n t ~ ~ L - l n k m ' o f i n c i d e n t !of 30 killed
bmgqlfqls gud 9 plant rg Neighbon "Q ~ injured. 16 being perman-
I l l l u l b l l .u ; 5 a
B o th h c n m
o f B la i r , a n d
to th e scene
f o r th ei r vac.
1 his wite are natives g
are_ ggaq to gg buclf
Hr.and Mrs. Cl\dr=Rnsmfnn nm {nln»'.\.V¥<f'* h i \Y|0 ti o f l C 8 . l ! i o d I h i A i n } n n n v . . } . l . . \
ll\h l l h b ,n n f u r i . u u u .W L U D M r a n d ~C 1 K ~`amily .Th i s ordinanc e wa s th e n read b o u g h t is f a r m i n Mi n ne s ota rs.a r o r m a n
Pnl'Hwn mn:nnrl ii mo .Mo ve d a n d \¢. .. ru .. \.f u l!r 1 ...wh er e M r .A t h u n f a r m e d f o r a h a d as d mn e r g u e s ts o n la s t F r i -an d f r i e nd s wh o ar e th e r e nuy clnsameu.Aviation accidents in Nebraska s Pf their childhood CEL EBRATE Auxlv e ns nnx'
ntlon.
'SES Monday,June 16 occurred the,FASHION CENTER twenty-first wedding mlniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. George Ruhr, Jr.
.mi :hs T:'lll!\1;nv r'...._ of this city.f
Seconded,that this rule six he
again suspended and that this
ordinance be passd to iets third
rnedings.On roll caii,Bigelow,
Crowdy,Jepsen.Hundahl,Moore,
McKay. Schinidt and Roberts 1.ot~
.un-s umuys ummm. ouugnzer orCharlesGilliamof this city, and
Wallace Fitch,son of Mr.and
Mrs. J. T. Fitch of Herman, were
married Saturday, :June 14 nt wehomeofthebride's sister,Mrs.
IP A V n n b i n n n l r Iu \ u n » n n \ » §Tn
number of years while Mrs. Athan
continued her work as a. teacher.
Later they purchased property in
Pipestone and mode their home.
Mr.Athan gave up teaching and
is now employed in the postal
day,Mrs.Jim Smith of Lakin,
Kansas, Mrs.H.Lorenzen of Ft.
Cgxihoun and Miss Margaret Von
Lanken of this city.
Mr. and Mrs.George Ruhr, Jr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Toft. dr~o\0
|COUNTY TEACIIEB uoxo m-:D hue on the increase the re9ort|
Mi s s Ma u d e Ma sb er s of Ar li n g -
to n,r e wi ve d otic c f r o m th e
Bo a rd o f E alu c at J n o f the Oma h a
c i ty sc hools th a t s=he ha s been
elec ted to the pe r ma n en t fa c ulty
li st.Th i s pri vi le ge ls awa rd e d
sta te s , a n d d u r i n g th e two we e k s
per iod f i ve crashes oc c urred,re-
s u lti n g i n thr ee de aths and f o u r
injuri c s.Th e n u mb e r o f ind us-
tr ia l an d h ome ac c i de n ts s ho ws n o
inc rease a n d th e n u m b e r o f ag r i -
c u ltur a l ac c idents wa s re po rted
W A S H l)I£E.':
Th is wee k- 1
ter i s holding
o f Bee Y o o n
$2.95 eac h.'I
l
I
u n wu h ;
: a verylYl.P-..l..
In a u l vi l \.| l-l l"
s l r e c i a l s a l e On gunqag, the dhy before, Mrgnling ui.YE', the motion ; \ \i l n .| n | . 5 |u v | J ( \ I \ . I | | | U | I s | ¢ | .t ~l h l 1 nc g r r i e d .. I ' I ' h e n r o o m h a s b e e n f a r m i m r w i t h l s f e r s l c b u t M r s ,A t h a n s t l l l c o n | f . ' ¥ f ' f . . _. ° . _~ ' . ' l ' {' . . . . f ' f ` f .. § ? . .
-nunr muted a number of friends This ordinance was then rem his :SithDressesntlworth to ss tn their "°"1° to ppm; of .ring for up¢-u=;\-a ugge-h}.°v=d 194 Mrs. F11
1 ~~ ~il|. u||u |.\y w v n u .m e ll r u lsu u ll n u n||,3 ;_ f n ~ - g g H e r h e a r t w a s i x !t h e w o r k a n d s t a t i o n s ..
L t s w e m s u m s t r e e t . a t " P W = 1 : ' f ° > ' = . : ' f = * f . " = °*'= ~ e " = " E . . ? 4 = = -< ? ° : ! K ° ! * ° = : ~ " \ - : " ! . f i ' § F »
5 u u s nTh e y a m
after five years of teaching with
an excellent rating. With this also
comes a large increase in salary
for as lung as she desires to be
a twchor in the Omaha city
schools..
Miss Masters is the daughters of
Mr. and Mrs.Morris Masters of
Arlinsrton ann hm m m m a..ow.
exceptionally low.No deaths oc-
curred in agricultural accidents.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
Miss Ethel Meierhenry of this
city was pleasantly surprised last
Thursday evening, June 12th in
hrmnr nf her hirtjirlnv.
and come in sires 14 to 44.i n
order for you to supply your wash
dresses needs atueml this sale this
Thursday,Friday,Saturday o r
Mnndoy.All the styles are illus-
strafed in their ad which appears
on the back page of this issue.l t
VA|"A'l'l{\\|A'l" I runner ana me szxernoon was spentin a soda! way.
Those enjoying the hospitality
of the Kuhr home were Mr.and
Mrs. Harry Larson and family of
Kennard,Mr. and Mrs.Gottlieb
Stork and family,Mr.and Mrs.
Hans Wullf and family, of Orum.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Taft of near
Seconded,that this ordm=\Il¢€oe
Continued on P580 10
BUYS HOME
Fred lmag recently bought the
Victor Rasmussen properly in
rorthwest Blair,built by W.L.
csldwell and qfcupied by Mr. Cald-
father s
present.
The c
held Tu
the oour
u m . - .
oz maxmg nerselt uener equxppeufor her chosen profession;
About two years ago she wrote
us that she had .mmm hor Max-
margaret vnn Lankan O! UDB cnyandMrs. Jim Smith of Lakin,
Kansas,were dinner and supper
:Quests at the Henry LorenzenN o r m a
>. E. s. ~ m u be w~- Q ~
esday evening, June 24 at able feat for a person S9 busy.
ltry home of Mr. and Mrs.Washingt.ancoun|;y fnenris, who
.....,,....nl 1:~....¢-.... Qfnln knew her will szrieve over her
Iiiome near Ft. Calholin Thursday
Inusnuzss AND
..............,........Arlingmn schools before going to
Omaha.
She is a conacientiuua, eftlcient
teacher and has many friends Lhru-
out the County who are glad to
know of her advancement, and ex-
tend congratulations and best
Mshes to her,
About thirty of her friends gath-
ered at the homeof H. W. Meier~
henry.The forepart of the eve-
ning was spent by making i t a
lawn 'party with suitable games.
Af. a lute hour made was enjoyed,
followed by a delicious lunch.
All dcpaned wlslxinglfliss Ethel
....,.....,... U . m a n a
Miss Myrtle Hurdum, who has
taught the past year in the West
Point schools,drove to Kesmey,
Neb. Thursday to visit Miss Helen
Lawless. On Tuesday of this week,
Miss Hurdum and her sister, Miss
Mary left by auto for southem
Blair.
n. A. R. PICNIC
Nlkuml Chapter, D.A.R. had
their annual Flag Day picnic at
the home of Mrs. Joe Lazure.
"Sunnyside Farm", south of Blair
on Satanism Jn...1.4 vu...r n well and family for several years.
Since getting nicely settled there,
Mr. and Mrs.Long like the place
very much.They have recently
had a Skelgaa plant installed and
a fine new stove and speak very
highly of its efficiency and con-
venience.
.rm--_y .|e»\=¢».nn Manu" .»» ¢=,men and women, are invited.
PUBLIC SALE
I wi ll sell all of my personal
property at Public Auction at my
reddence adjoining Castetber park,
Blair, Neb., on Monday, June 23,
death,and many are the young
and middle-aged residents or the
county who had her as teaclier
who will feel tha t a real friend
and helper has gone.
The body will be brought tn
Pipestone for interment where the
funeral services will be held Sat-l
P;
|mu n y mo r e h ap p y luirthdays.|Ca1iforania where the former willf U --..... .-..mm. un-..:.4,. 1 U ...IRA DOSS GETS |]Ui5U c ommancmp; at I. 0¢loCK D. m. I uruay au e r n o o n .1:N'rx' nAYs|0,,e home: 2 ING. 1 mood rhilchl wé have known both Mr. ana! iiSQ'i`$$"Uf rr n xu r ll | 4 l It u n e 1 9 3 0
u m m m4567|||9 |'r.m
BAND c o xc uxrrs attend summer school.They phMONDAY NIGHT BLAZE w return the latter pan of Aug-
..-L_ L__.. ..,
4.\|.I.£1 una anmulxu H1 \.lH! EIlC8l'!B!Il"]ment of the members by Mrs.
Clyde M.Allen.An out»of-state
guest present was Mrs.Marie
Murray of Montana, who is a mem
ber of the l0¢al chapter.A very'
Pleasant day was gpm; at Sunny-
dde Ind a delicious aide dinner
.On Wednesday evening of last
week,Deputy Sherl!! John Han-
sen undemok to place Ira Doss
under arrest for the driving of a
car with the wrong license num-
ber.The gentleman in question
cows (zme just fresh); 2~yearling
heifera; 1 week old calf; 120 pure
bred Rhode Island Red hens;120
young chicks; all farm machinery
and household goods.
MRS.c a ms F. J E NS EN
22-lt..Tannen lv Rrnun Annu
Mrs.Athaxl for more than forty
years and we feel that her death
in not only a loan w the bereaved
relatives but to the community in
which she lived.
She leaves bedde her husband,
twn rlnuuhtnrx Father. wlm is nt
|9 3 0 uvul lI2569I 0I 5 I 6 I72 2 2 5 2 42 9 5 0
me uunu concen Am week was ust.greatly enjnycd by those who at-A fire supposed £0 have been
tended.The concens are bein started b the th 'nsyl`0W| g ui a SUMMER IS ON THE WING
held weekly on the coun *1°"§@ spnrllexj qn the roof of me John
E8 i§é`6:.3]25262726JL2s.Amwn u n u e r m e m r e c u o n a n d h a d - ! A ve bu i ld imr o n e a s t. W mh i n n mml 14.1.- - - -- _
,, _ . . .. a
- . 1ience social I
y S. Sxconveu
View school.
Snr-Ben night.
_ ___________,_-u _._- - -------¢»----u»uus uly seems pu smme ,DUIer s h i p o f P r o f . K C, I )eGr of!.str e e t a t a ro u n d e le ve n d c lo e k o n tw o we e k s f r o m F r i d a y i s J u ly
Ho n d a eve n i n g c alled o u t th e 41.11.In si de or!th re e we e k s we.I f y o u a r e o u t f o r a d n v e a n y y n
0 Wedxreedey eve ni n g th i s summe r, fi re de par tment..Th e f ir e was e x-wi l l h e i n f h a m m n f n . -.......n
was enjoyed by nil.
nf v U .
amnw see iv. um my and resipved " "' """' ""`""` i»§§§.e".§.§"ii}I f.§ff|§`¥ai}.§"Zi
ar-neun Hansen called in Q\88i!¢~Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nelson, liv~ Chicago;two brothers,Dan of
ance. und the result is that Dons ing north of Blair, entertained a Craig, Neb. and Victor of Tulsa,
1| in Jail serving s tweniy day dozen friends at a lovely dinner Oklahoma, and s sista, Mn. Jhn
sentence.last Sunday.Porter of Long Beach, Californln.
June 20-Exper
tin church.
June '1"1'F".-untf
at Pleasant l
June 'Z"?Ak-
Monte is vin-
ler home near
stop at the court._house square andltinguished before much _ _- _- - _- - - - »UA w w n l u u u £11188 L i l V a u g i l nd a m a g e g r a i n h a r v e s t a n d t h e n c o m e s i t i n g a t t h e E d H d
f 8 u .A..u........|.-.....un wn m me D A HE L Iwns done
|.n..ruu|'wll..
5 2
|~a'fx
-THE ENTERPRISE-_Blain Nebraskn, June 19 l98019 Two |. -
v w nmrr s CO L UMN
Peach Mnrlnw
Twenty marshmallows,'A cup
water,1 cup crushed peaches.sa
pint whipping cream, 3 tablespoons
sugar.Sprinkle crushed peachga
W ith The Churches
A S T O L D B Y T H E I R P A S T O R S
in th e su n, an d c o ntin ue to moi stc n
wi th le mo n ju i c e ti ll th e s ta i n d i s -
app enr s.
G r a s s - W a s h i n n a p h th a so a p
a n d w a r m w a te r .A p p ly a mm o n i a
an d c o ld wa te r a t o n c e .
an d au th o r i ty t
a n y person,pe
a ti o n o r c orpo
te r ms o f a n d c ~
c o ntra c t wh e m b
f o r th e use o f
."fn
o contract with top of the ridge.Whether vic-
sons, or associ--tix-ns of Indian raidcrs or of the
xtion, under the ltoils and diseases incident to early
AMONG THE BEES
"God if Thy will be so.
Enrich the time to come,smooth
faced peace,
With smiling plenty and lulr
prosperous days."
Rave: ol Blair, were Sunday vis-
itors at the John Petersen home.Mr. and Mrs.Dedei Wulf and
-family were Sunday afternoon
visitors at Frank Scha!er's.Mrs. Art Jensen of Harlan, Ia,
is visiting this week at Gardner
James'.Mr. and Mrs. Jamesln-
nditions of such
y a special rum
current may bc
when such con-
truvel by oxteam, no om knows.
From whence they came_is n mys-
tery, and their names were long
since blottnd from human mem-
\
-Shakespeare.
Throughout the middle west
there seems w he every indication
dnt we will have a line c rop of
honey as the ground is "ell soak-
ed and just a fine rain as we go
thxough the summer will give us
n nice surplus of honey.This is
especially true .ln the "bottom
lands".along the streams In
brder w take advantage of the
favorable conditions we must be
prepared.Hnve plenty nf sup_2r§
on your hives 'for there is more
honey wasted every year by not
having enough supers on the hive
than there is gathered, a strange
thing when we stop to consider
that we keep the bas all the year
nnil perhaps feed them ia the
spring and then when the harvest
ot honey is on neglect to place
supcrs on the hive.This is like
the foolish num who sowcd his
grain, tended it carefully, pulling
out the weeds so it would grow
,well and then at harvest time was
too busy with other things to
gather in the grain and all was
lo n.Now is the time to place
supurs on the hive as it is better
to have them on al week too early
than one day too late.The fact
Lh:|tyour bees are crowded is one
of the principal reasons for
nwanning and it is a well tccog~
nized Iuct that swarm]-hg is not to
be looked forward to with joy as
liid the bee keeper of twenty years
ago, but is considered one of the
greatest troubles Lhe bee keeper
of today has to contend with and
l l a 'topic of discussion at every
meeting of bee men and is being
ached to a great extent by plac-
tend to take her home Wednesday.'Mrs.Harry Sappentield and
Veda of Blair,and Mies Ruth
Sappcniield of Idaho, were wed-
nesday visitors at Walter Sappen-field's_Mr.and Mrs. Rudolph Menckc
and family visited Sunday evening
'ut Gus Mencke's.1 Mr.and Mrs.Walter Sappen~
field and Dorothy were Friday
evening supper guests at the C.
Hindey home.Miss Helen Taylor spent sev-
eral days last week at the Clem-
ens Williamsen home.Miss Gretchen enckc spent
,Saturday night at Emil Mad-
sen home in KennPetro Taylor spe Sunday i n
Herman.Mr.and M m John Petersentook Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Luse, Jr.
to Omaha Sunday night.
Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Menckcvisited relatives in Fremont Sat-
urday._Miss Bessie Williamsen is visit-ing this week ut the Theo. Wil-
liamsen home.
ANNIVERSARY
GOLDEN WEDDING
(Continued from Page One)
The tables were literally loaded
with good things to eat, products
of Washington county's farms and
gardens and the skill of the house
wives.
\Among the delicious viands was
a large gold cake made bY Mrs.
'Henry Mencke, an old friend of
the family, in honor of the occa-
sion.A nephew,Mr.Ira Dixon
and wife of Ft. Calhoun, furnished
enough home grown strawberries
and homemade shortcake to feed
|
l
FIRST METHODIS T c a unc a
Carl Bader, Putnr
A capacity audience enjoyed the
Childxexfs Day Pageant,"The
Glittering Gate",last Sunday
ewning.The production reflect-
ed credit upon those who particl-
pated,and especially upon the
committees that had charge of
decoration, costumes, and rehears-
als.Any who have not made
their offering to e Cl1ildmn's
Fund are invite to bri ng it this
next Sunday.
Robert Matth w Bendorf and
Ruth Alice Kegler were baptized
by the pastor last Sunday mom-
wg-Friday, 3 P. M.--Pastors Train-
ing Class in Christian Life and
Church Membership.
Sunday, June 22ml:
10 A. M.-Church School.Reg-
ular attendants will share the good
things in prospect this summer.
11 A.M,--llloming Worship.
Subject: "Seasons of Refreshing".
Special music.Bring the children
to worship.
2 P.M.--Washington County
Council of Christian Education, at
Pleasant View school.
7 P. M.-Epworth Dengue.
8 P. M.-Twilight Service. Sub-
ject:"W ith the Stars".Special
attention to young people.Ever)/~
body welcome.Sing-ing of hymns
that abide, and good special music.
Monday to Sunday:Annual
Methodist Young People's Insti-
tute, at Bellevue, Neb.Six days
of delightful recreation and cul-
mrf-under carefullv selected
BAPTIST CHURCH
L. J. Moran, Pastor
Sunday School, 9:45 A. M.
Morning Worship, 11 A. M.
Junior B. Y. P. U-. 3:30.
Evening service, 8500 P. M.
P P;:yer meeting Wednesday, sgoo
.Cmsaders Band Friday, 2 P. M.
Crowell Home service Sunday at
I m a r s u r u u u u w u
I s t e a r n i n g .W h e n l i q d d s t a g e i s
reac hed,a d d swe eten ed peac hes
an d a llo w to c o o l.W h e n c o o l a n d
slightly stiff,add stiffly-whipped
cream.Freeze for 3 or 4 hours.
If canned peaches axe used,use
le cup'jui\:e instead of water, and
only eighteen marshmallows, Omit
sugar and add 55 teaspoon vanilla.
Upside Down Cake
3:00 p_M_I n n cold frying pun place 3
Experience Social at the churcmtvblespoons butter and 1 cup light
Friday, 8:00 P. M.brown sugar.Melt these and add
The Women's Mission Circle
will hold the June meeting Thurs-
day,June 26th at the home of
Mrs. C. E. McComb._
Qur church had the largest dele.
gation of any, at the Omaha As-
sociation which convened last
week with the Trinity church at
Omaha.The meeting will be held
next year with the Blair church.
The attendance last 'hxesday at
the Crusaders Bond and picnic
which followed, was good.There
were thirty present.A profitable
and enjoyable afternoon was spent
at the Church and at North Park.
The young people put on the
Sunday evening service.Dudley
Carter, who has spent four years
in our lndian Mission School, Bac-
one College at Muskogee,Okla.,
brought the message,which was
\ery interesting and inspiring. We
are always glad to have Dudley
with us.
A church member who was do»
ing nothing to further the work
of his church, is known to have
ridiculed in the presence of young-
er members, the efforts of those
who were cam/inz on the work
6 ripe peaches, peeled and sliced.
Pour over this a batter made of 1
(938 beat/en,as cup light brown
sugar,Si teaspoon salt,%cup
hot milk, 1 cup flour and us tea-
spoons baking pnwder.Mix egg,
sugar and salt.Add milk.Stir in
flour to which baking powder is
added.Bake 30 to 45 minutes.
When baked tum unside down on
large platter.Serve hot with
whipped cream or sauce.
Macaroni and Peas
Cook 1 package macaroni. Drain.
Pour in buttered caéserole.Add
little butter, salt and pepper and
as many peas as desired.Pour on
enough milk to almost cover.
lireak n few crackers over the top.
Cover.Place in hot oven and bake
for about one-half hour.
Marshmallow Frosting
One cup brown sugar,1 egg
white, 3 tablespoons water, pinch
creamdaxtur.Put in double boiler
and beat 4 minutes.Add 4 marsh-
mallows and beat until thick
enough to spread.
<Radio Fudge
Two cups white sugar, 2 table-
spoons cocoa,1 cup sweet cream
ww: mat. may oe nougnt or soakin milk or salt and lemon juice.
ORDINANCE NO. 484
An Qrdlnance to Amend Section
3. Entitled "Rates"of Ordinance
Number 361, Entitled
" An Ordinance Providing for
the Appointment of an Electric
li gh t Commissioner,Prcscrib.
las. his Duties and Salary, Pro-
viding for the Management and
Control of the Electric Light
System of the Cltyfof Blair,
Nebraska,prescribing Rates,
»Def"'i"8 Misdemeanors and Of-
fcnses,Fixing Penalties,and
Repenling all Ordinances and
Parts of Ordinances in Conflict
Hezewith", Fixing New Electric
Li ght Rates,Repealing said
Original Section 3, and an other
Ordinances and Parts of Ordin.
Hrwes in conflict herewith.
BE I T ORDAINED,by the
Nlayor and City Council of the
City of Blair, Nebraska:
Section 1;That Section 3 of
Ordinance Number 361.of the
City oi Blair, Nebraska, passed
and approved on November 24,
1915, be, and the same hereby is,
amended to read as follows:
'Rates. Suction 3.The follow-
mg rates shall be charged
based on monthly consumption
by each consumer, to-wit:LIGHT AND POWER RATES
First 15 KW .hours ut 8%
cents Per KW hour.
tract .IS cheered into such con-'
tract shall prevail with such
person,persons,o r association
or corporation so contracted
with,without regard,to the
above and foregoing schedule;
pmvidcd further, that the con-
tract rate so made shall be uni-
form so far as it effects other
users of equal amount of current.
The amount charged against a
consumer for all current sup-
plied hlm together with all othcri
charges and penalties,shall be
and the same hereby are de-
clared to be a lien upon the pru-
pcrty whereof the same are
furnished from the time the
Same become due until paid;
provided funher, that the rate
for the sale of electric current!
to be usgg-exclusively for cook-
ing or h ting purposes shall be
4 cents per KW hour; provided
further, that d l persons using
electric current for cooking or
heating shall pay a minimum
charge per month of $2.00.
Section 2.BE IT FURTHER|
ORDAINED,that the said Or..iginal Section 3,together with]
all other ordinances or parts of]
ordinances i n conflict herewith
be,and the same hereby are,
repealed.
Section 3.This ordinance shall
take effect and be in full force
and effect from and after its
passage,approval and pubiicn~
tion as required by law.
\
Next 15 (KW.hours a t 'za Passed and approved this 17th
aunts Per KW hour.day of June,1930.
Next 70 KW .hours at 5*/£'Att»est:__'¥"¢5 Per KW hour,|C.E.Krause,§ /A
my.Only the bones remain to re-
mind a busy and too headless gen-
eration of the beginnings of things
in Ll great west.
Jefferson county, by the way, ls
most intimately connected with
the earliest history of Nebraska.
!t was in the southeast corner of
that county that the Oregon Trail
entered Nebraska.No t fa rno rth
of the Kansn.s»Nebraska.line, and
not far from Fairbury, was the old
stage station where "Wild Bi ll
Hikok and the 'McCanlass'\ Gang'1
had their historic stmgglor-only
history gave way to tradition. Tra-dition has i t that Hikok single~\
handed tackled a "gang"'hcaded
by McCunlnss and killed six orIeight.Jefferson county court re~
cords tell a far different story.
The real facts, dug out by the Ne-
braska Historical Society.reveal
fhat Hikok killed M¢:Canl|~1Ss he»
cause Mcffanlass demanded rent
for the use of his premises as a
stage station, where Hikok was in
charge, and thllt McCanlass never
had a chanoc.The real story is
too long to tell here, but it takes
all the glamor from the wonderful
Stories told of Hiknk's bravery.
Minor-Goofus uncovered a richvein yesterday.
Major-Ye s, hc sold a pint of
his blood to the hospital for $50.
a_,,\
!
1
\\ iiIng supers on Lhe hives nnd giv-
ing plenty of mom and good ven-
t.ilnt\on.There is no part of bee
keeping that you will find more
profitable U0 invest in than sup-
:ra.The cost is very small when
one considers the most important
part they play in securing a sur-
plus of honey.ll; is no time to
start an order for sections when
all the room is full and bees hang-
ing on the outside of.the hive.
indicate that they are crowded for
room.A condition of that kind
bhould never exist ps the bee muat
be kept busy in order to sewn: a
surplus o i honey.I i yan are
planning to produce extracted
honey you can place any hive body
containing full sim frame on top
ln! the brood chamber; but be num
you have a queen excluder be(-tween or you will find the queen'
in the siiper and when extracting
Lime comes you will find brood
of various stages in your extnw
ing super.If you plan on comb
honey i n the small one-pound
boxes you will not need n queen
excluder as the quem does not
go up in the pound boxes.
Yours for more and better honey
"with smiling plenty and fair
prosperous days."-V.W. Binder-
up,President,Nebraska Honey
Producers Ass'n, Minden, Nab.
BELL CREEK VALLEY
sII
I
l|
I
the entire crowd.'
Visiting occupied the afbernoon
and photos were taken of the
gathering.l
Of. Mr. and Mrs. Irelnnd's chil-
dren, four were present with their
families.They wen V. 0. Ireland
of Blair, C. J. of Yutan, Louie of
Omaha, and Mrs. Louis Rasmussen
of Spiker.Mrs. Ireland's four sis!
mrs,Mesdames Della Trimble ol
Kadoka, S. D., John Dixon of Ft.
Cnlhoun, L.W. Latta and G.G.
Hines of Lhis city,were present,
and Mr.Ireland had one sister,
Mrs.Dan Mchlanigal of Hamill,'s .D.and one brother,C.W.
ireland o f N orfolk,present.
Clarence Gochenouer, a nephew of
Mrs. Ireland, was the only one of
the Gochenouer name lo be pres-
ent.Another inexeating feature o l
the oeeaalon was we fact tlmt
this date was the fifteenth vmd-
ding anniversary of their youngest
daughter,Mrs.Louis Rasmupsen
of Spiker.
The event was ,a most memor-
able one and will long be remem-
bered by all who were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Ireland have en-
deared themselves to a host o l
friends in this community;both
have been faithful and ehthusiaqtic
members of the Eastern Star
when Mr. Ireland has served as
'patron for n number of pears.He
Mr. and Mrs. John Echtenknmp,
Sr.of Arlington,visited Mondayevening nt Wm. Holtmsn's.
,Clyde Lallman of Winslow,is
spending his vacation with hisgrandmother,Mrs.Minnie Lull-
man.Ed Langhorst and dnughters,\
Florence and Mabel of Nickerson,'
spent Sunday evening at Wm.
llol.n.\n's.l
Master Donald Ruwc spent the
past week at thchome1f his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest RubeTheFontnnelle4-H Club boys
crossed buts with Arlington Sun~day, the score being 6 to 5 in
favor of Fonmnclle.The boys
that play with the Fontnnelle
team are:Alvin Wilkening, Irvinlloltman, Henry Wilkehing, Alfred
and Vernon Draeketbe, lrvin Har-rmc .Norman and Alvin Wcit~
amp.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holtmm and
daughters, Irene, Leona and Viola
and son,Lester,hir. and Mrs.
Adolph Holtmnn, Anita and Rich-
ard drove to North Bend Sundaywhen they visited relatives.
Miss Emma Ruwe spent lilon-da evening at Howard Ruwe's.in und Mrs. John Echte mp,
Jr.and family and Mrs. John Ech-
lenkamp, Sr. drove la Wayne lastSundaywheretheyvisitedrela-
tives.Mr. and Mrs. August Kerkhoff
entertained a group of relatives
and friends Sunday evening at
their home.The evening wasspent in visiting and playing cardsLunch was er * at a late hour.
Mr. and Mrs Adolph 1-loltznah,Anita and Richard visibed Thurs-day evening at Wm. Ilolf.msn's.
Milton, Eldon and Harlan Meier
nt Thursday evening nt AugustQsrkholfa
Misa Leona Hallman is assisting
Mrs.Wm.Stenvensen with her
house work this summer.
Darlene Wickerkham of Nicker-
lan, spent several days last week
at the George Niebaum home.Percy Niehanm of Fremont,is
assisting George Niebanm with his
field work this summer.
BOSE HILL ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs.Gen.Nelson andfamily and Mr.and Mrs.Walter
Sappenfield and Dorothy were Fri-
day evening vlsliurs at Peter Jen-
m f sMr. and Mrs. Norris Ward and
Merle and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pie-
per of Blair visited Saturday eve-ni-'ns at "'nl'nr S2\PP€r\fleld'l.
Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Mengke
.and famly were Saturday emmngvidtora at the Bill Wulf home.Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Taylor md
Maxine were Tuesday evening
visitors at Theo. Wllllamaenha.
Mr. and Mrs. Gem Lnse, Jr. of
Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. T. Libeon-ard and family and Hi s:E v :
is also a good Mason of many
yeara standing.Their old frienda
in Blair and vicinity extend best
wishes to them for :note happy,
and comfortable ycnrs together ns
they go along lil'e's pathway.;1
The following were present.:
M and Mrs.Louie lrelnnd and
so s, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goch-
enouer,Mr.and Mrs.Andrew
Cmickshnak and family, Mrs. Ruth
Wood and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Wib Ireland and son, all of Oma-
ha;Messrs.and Mesdams John
Dixon and Fred,Ira Dixon and
family and Curtis Dixon and fam-ily of Calhoun;Mr.:md Mrs. C.
W.Ireland nnd familyof Norfolk,
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Mclvlunignl and
Lucy of Hamill,S.D.,Mr. and
Mrs.C.J.lrelnnd and son ofYuLan,_Mr.and Mrs.Louis Ras-
mussen and children of Spiker,
Mr.and Mrs.C. A. Dixon and
family of Sioux City, Mrs.Della
Trimble and Vera of Kndoka, S. D.,
Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Shank and
Marion Summers ol Murion, Iowa,
Messrs.and Mesdames G.G.
Hines, L. W. Latta, Wm. Saherdln,
v.o.Ireland, Walter Nelson,c.G.Halbert,Henry Mencke and
Marilyn Jean Mencke, and F.H.
Stricklett, all of this city.
NEBRASKA W EEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Minata re-Co nklin Dnxg Shore
installed refrigeraced candy case.
Teknmah-25-year franchise was
granted to Iowa~Nehraska Light &
Power Cqrnpany w furnish this
city with gas.
Neligh--Sm: mail route aan ol
here resumed.
Lyman--Lyman Golf and Coun-
try Club officially opened recently
L y ma n- Dr a i n curbing being
built on west side of Main sheet.
South Bend-Plans discussed for
graveling one mile stretch of high-
way northwest of this place.
Madison-Nu~way Cleaners u h
ahlished in Smart building.
Kenesnw-Organization formed
here to be known as Kenesaw Bnse
inesa Men's Association.
Ho ldre ge -Oi l ddlling open-
tiong will start at once near here.
Falls Ci ty -Oi l drilling open-
tionu will start at once near here.
Falls City-Falla City Aircraft
Company filed incorporation pa-
pers.lNorfolk-Citi zens will vote on
June 1'1r.h on $190,000 bond lame
to provide funds for construction
of school additions.
Madison-Robert Plame pur-
chased share of John Novotny in
Madison Oil Company.
ileadership.Total cost per person
for the week is ten dollars.If
you are inbemstcd in going-, con-
sult the pastor.Tuesday.0:15 A.M.-Pastor's
Lhat they should be helping to do.
This grievous sin can be rcpeawd.
Jesus said, "It would be better for
a mill stone to he tied w a rnan's
neck and he be thrown into the
ann mux In!XEG,nuuer snze 01walnut,1 teaspoon vanilla.Boil
these ingredients without stirring
until a soft bull is formed in wa-
ter.Remove from flame.Let
,...._,|.._.=|_.__.».x.-.._.U 1
Ne xt 200 KW .hours at 4%
cents per KW hour.
All over 300 KW. hours at 359 (SEAL)
cents yer KW hour.|
pfovided, that all persons usingAB0UT
Citv Clerk3. Harold Stewart
Mnvnr
NEBRASKA
NEBRASKA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Maywo od-Wi lson &McAvoy
service station improved.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
A. J. Hargett, Pastor
Bible School, 10 A. M.
Moming Worship, 11 A. M.Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M.
Preaching, 8:00 P. M.Mid-week meeting Wednesday,
8:00 p. m.Sunday evening,Miss Domthy
Baxter sang to a large and appre-ciqldve audience.The impression
she leaves with us will linger long
in our memory; and when she is
traveling abroad,we shall wish
her much joy and the pdvilege of
acquiring many worthy things for
yrhieh the active mind is ever seek-
mg.
and a ncigh~o~
ed so~t drink stand ~at Thirtieffh
Training -Class.sea,than that he offend one of
Wednesday, 7:45 P. M.Church these little ones."
Nigh the "stepping stone be-
Spruce and Secbnd sts.
Wnusn-Alterations made tn the
front of First Natianal Bank build
ing.
.....=o'clock,conducbcd by the pastor.The Church School meets at 10
a.m.as usual.I t is expected
that several will drive up to aY.~
tend the County S. S. Convention
at Pleasant View school house ln
the afternoon.
The young people wlll hold their
6 p. rn.meeting at the home of
Merton Kuhr Sunday evening.
The children of the Church
School gave a delightful programlastSundaymorning," At theCrossroads".During the service
the following children received th\rite of baptism:Janet Jane Mc-
Donald, George LeRoy McDonald,
Elinor Allene Dudgeon and Jac-
queline Marie Dudgeon.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A.F.Newell.Putor
really hard labor?
Appli c a nt-W ell,some of the
swnu nntn cuui,and men auu Acupnutmeats,and beat until
creamy.Pour on buttered plate.
Removing Stains from Table Linen
Medicin;'Soak in alcohol.
Mildew 'Pak in preparation of
chloride of lime-made by mixing
1 tablesponnful in 4 quarts or'
wate r-until mildew disappears.
Rinse several times in clear water.
Paint-Rub stain on wrong side
with benzine or turpentine.
Tea-Spread stained section over
bowl.Pour on glycerine and Igl-
low with boiling water.f
electric current for lighting pur-
poses within the limits of said
City shall pay a minimum
charge per month of $1.00, and
all persons using electric cur-
rent for lighting purposes out-
side the corporate Limits of said
City, shall pay for said current
a t the rate of 12%cents per
K. W. hour for all current used
each month and tha t the min-
imum monthly charge to such
persons shall be $2.50 and pro-
vided further,that all persons
using electric current for power
ANU .NIIJUHASKAN5
(By Will M. Maupin)
In meridian township, in the ex-
treme western edge of Jefferson
county, is n historic spot overlook-
ing the old Oregon Trail that
should be properly marked.The
Oregon Trail followed along the
bottom lands on the north side of:
'the Little Blue, between the river.
.and a high ridge overlooking thejvalley.Years ago there was a l
:little village on the slope of the
Iridge, called Meridian.All that
'°l"|' ~~~"| ull |"'
v o n
voun ans!
`. Pictures loll ihe
slorg basl cj all-
A
bol1€¢main:Hola ugnuy Anil
smoothly over a bowl, or stretch
in an embroidery frame,so the
stained portion is covered in the
smooth space.Pour boiling water
through,holding water at some
height w give force to the fall of
water.Repeat this until stain
ci isappears./
purposa shall psy a minimum
each per month of fifty cents
per one horse power of motor
rating.
Provided also, that a discount of
len per cent shall be allowed on
all light,power,heating and
cooking bills which are paid at
Lhe "frm nr em mm Linvlnf rhm.
remains of the village is an old
church and A ramshackle brick
"smol¢ehouse".Overlooking t h e
old church, is a cemetery, grass-.
valley from the ridge,and near
and weed-grown,dilapidated and
unuued for.But it contains the
bones of some 15 men and women|who died beside the old trail in
Our wsu.
c co : m s c.Ph io: 'lhy
adverlising
al no mdra doS'i"
Peach Stains-Cover atdn wnil aaa; "..;;' §&'r`E5I1§ ";a.is!x° dvr before Nebnlka belan|
wet salt and let stand for 24 houral ~ g y ( lf e a c h mo n t h .s L |ns mamng.
bexore wasnmg in luxe warmwater.
Other Fruit Stains Conkin milk
for an hour or two,then pour
...-.._\.L.=»=___.n -_m - -
;:;, p`3$;Z.,'F.§r §§?§Ifn»Z§§"n.§5|When the old trail was abandon-
be due and a able at the office ed and the sod of Nebraska was
_P y turned to make way for crops,
of the City Light Commissionc gveyy now and then human bones1 Triple-Seal
u u u u g u u u l u . . u g m u m U l u u l u n g\ I * u f n l Q ! ! !S n Q m n n l v n n n l A #n n f n n l o n ~~~~~~~~CUNCRETE
Burial Vaults
n a w v s u a Au |.n:u|.1nl;ul¢UA.\..u|.1.\IlS ds t a i n .|a r m o n t h
Ffitv
LY
IAL REV! EW
o n &Mc é lvo y
roved.
~harrnacy open
a t Thirtieffh
i n Flore nc e.
ar ne y pu rc ha s-
in g .
Cross Ma r k e t
4.
oss pur c ha sed
ho p.r
loa ds livestoc k
..1
Spruce and Secbnd sts.
Wnusn-Alterations made tn the
front of First Natianal Bank build
ing.
i n servic e b y
Oma h a - ~ I' ! a tt§
Bo a r d vo te d to
os ts o n Ma i n
y Lu n c h r o o m
rters i n bu ild-
ied b y Sc otts~
rs.
MissMaggie M.Lowe
Herman, Neb.
Representative for
W o r l d = H e r a l d
"I wa nt you to remember my
name is June, not April."
"Well,you'll always be April
to me;you're not so hot!"
really hard labor?
Appli c a nt-W ell,some of the
best judges in the country have
thought so.Ia n a r m m o m stre
W a lt h i ll - - F , E .
e d Me t z Ho t e l h u
1\Iavwnn¢~l....\Vhi
'~ones.e w a t a ti m e t ese bonesw i t h s a l t a n d l e m o n J u i c e ,s p r e a d C o u n c i l s h a l l h a v e t h e ] J 0 \ \ " € I 'w e | _ ~ e i n t e r r e d i n t h e p l o t o n t h e
I
Ma y wo o d - - W h i te Cross Ma r k e t
be i n g remod eled.'
Tren ton ---J ohn Cro ss pur c ha sed
W e s t S i de B ar b er S ho p .r
Ma y wo o ~ - - 1 5 c ar loa ds livestoc k
shi I |I :
recent day.
New bus placed in service by
Clarence Cother on Omaha-Plntts
mouth line.Fnmnm-Village Board voted to
install 16 light posts on Main
street.
Sconsbluff-Brady Lunch room
moved bu new quarters in build-
ing formerly occupied by Scotts-
bluff Shining Parlors.
Plattsmouth-Louis Naeve open
ed pleasure resort at north side of
Platte river bridge.
Ogallala-Miniature golf course
l
"I wa nt you to remember my
name is June, not April."
"Well,you'll always be April
to me;you're not so hot!"
MissMaggie M.Lowe
Herman, Neb.
Representative for
W orld=Herald
For Waehinzton County
Interested parties call 761;
Herman. Nah.
1 ~ ~ / ''34" ~ -
4 ;" W ~
a - a IQ
A TANK FULL OF
Marathon Gas
AND YOU'RE READY FOR THE TRIP
It may take a trip to demonstrate to you
just how much more mileage and power
you get from Marathon Gas.Don't be one
pf those who use "Just Any Old Gas"-get
the habit of stopping here where you are
always assured of gas that tests high in
every respegt.
GREASING POLISHING WASHING
Marathon Filling Station
CORNER 3RD & WASHINGTON STREETS
ALFRED ENGER, Proprietor
Goodyearsv'Our vaults are and
have been made in
Blair under o u r
o w n supervision
for the past 12
a__, ,. .- »* - -.as-I-s-afmf£\|*.€|
What a Practical, Sensible Gift
une mat means many mousanus ox
miles of comfort, pleasure, safely-
p a i n s
l l
hinkets are forgotten.been installed f e
date. Some of them
have been moved.
after havinz he}~§
YOU wan! your gih w plane-to give em
joymeu!-to be long remembered.Picture
"his" or "her"--surprise and delight over a
new se! ofGoodyea.w It means pride, safety,
the joy of carefree driving for the whole
in the ground for °
several years,and
'm r vault§ aré ~
perly installed andfamily throughout 1930!
Of course you'll choose Goodyean-rcoog
niaed everywhere as the bw. Because Good-
yar elfecnz tremendous economies through
building nearly onnnhird of the wurldhlolnd
mented fr ~
tire output, they cost no mpre.
Glendenning Garage
Washington, Nebraska v
I m 7
"\I Parker and children will re-'daughters spent Sunday evening*F A rs.I0 ) .N O T E S 'main for the week.lat. the Lars Rollami home.
I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Spar gieramii Folks who helpw Albert Benson
I.. M. Pctersonami family of Stanton, madq a.brief.celebrate his birthday 'ihursdayS an lor home onleuening were:Mr.and Mrs. JoeW b t.t. th John P B'.nL c ti 1 e y ~ ,i ~i i ` .§ .§ 'd.,iiile erigoute ot Omahfg~]_¢S§e}1_a11d_¢h}ld1'¢n. Mr.an_§i._2§1rs.
Rev.Underwood Mrs.Hancock
had charge of music.Relatives
who attended the funeral were idx.
and Mrs. Henry Rowe of this city,
a nephew and niece,and Bliss.Tape Moore of Tekamah, acousin.
'Ilarvcy Iiewis and sons
Mr.and Mrs. W. W.
Lincoln brought home
Ilieulah Wurnck who
visiting them, Saturday
Sunday the Dixons leftl w a r m k home w go
daughter at Rosalie
called.[among those visiting at the Henry
Dixon of- Baker home near Calhoun.Form-
Opal and el neighbors ol the Homestead
have bc-cndlsixlct had a reunion with the
night.On- Pete Petersen family visiting
the Ncum | here.
to their Mr. and Mrs. Robert Widener
spent Tuesday evening at the Carl|Mr.and_ hlrs._(fecrgc lifaclrlgr Pieper home in Blair.
Johnson ne Herman.'Kindred and Norman ReanilMrs. Ncum Warrick, Mrs.Her-df lflorunfr-_The y als o a ii i 3 2
tha Gollehun and father. sliulslon Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mathews.
l'eck and Ray Peck of Blair, Spent-Mr. and Mrs.Robert Widener
Sunday at the li.F. Peck l.ome and daughter,Ruth look Mrn.
at Tekamah.~Bctty Piatte and son of Lon
Mrs.Byro n Beardand Mrs. Mangelen,Calif.an Frcmbat Sun-E, Dixon attended the meeting of.day to leave for Grand lsland to
Ithc vraivct clubs at the n u m \rl=¢+ 1..» \.....¢i....v_L__ .~
ARLINGT
Dr. and Mrs.
M P n h ''|.\|»u5i£¢"i§IIn»"§}iT¢
at a seven o'|:la
evening at. the 1lf f z li r \\.°:;_Q i n
mk dinner 'liuusday AEormer's home. 'I'he'n.t :1
honor of the LwoW all
ina :mniversnries.Szmd
g r o u p o r n r l a u v e s w e r e g u e s r = a 1 \ z u u o | p n A n d r e a s o n a n d u u f f o r u l M r s .W B ,A n d e r s o n ,d a u g h t e r
L f n m i l v d i !| I t ( ? r l i t t h e F I ( : t 1 1'G t 9 IS 0 1 1 .r d f R a v a n d l i ve :W I I fT\»ui.ar..
=.;.f, ; z nm n e a r li u mmrd ,s xr moon e m t t h e ' "' " "" F d i f "" u a " 2 "Er.fncluded were ll r .am!Hu~uld Christensen 'Iam .we re :| m¢ mtJ n mr nf th. L t.~
can nlr-sa'wmlfl s.gs pc nt. Mo nd ay a fter no on with th ei rld a u g h te r ,Mr s .E a r l Peter sen,
I " r € S t o f He r ma n .
M r .an d Mr-x ff lvd n Mn tvln r
~ an d Gr gg e ~ we re S un !ho use "I' §es day ~ ~~
d a y di n ne r a n d af ter n oo n gu e s t r s m i m o f L i g c o ln .
a t th e Og r ti s S mi th h o me a t C r a i I W dgo r re c ei ve d f r og n th e pa r ty . o fTe d Slmo nq ep h a d -th e nu s f o r f u e te a c he r s of wh lc h Mu s a Ed i th
. w w u w ;unuuacxu, aunn |1210 JQSSGxv»zdencr a t Ke ne s aw,Neb .,en-»
r o u te ho me .T h e y we r e di n ne r
gu e sts a t t h e Ha r v é Po u n d h o ma
. i n F re mon t.
" - g - - - w - . 1 . - . n o - - - . - .- _ _w h i c h o c c u r w i t h i n : 1 f e w d a y s o f M r s .J o h n W a i k e n h o r s t .a n d f a m
e a c h o t h e r .T h e t a b l e s h e l d b o u -i l y ,W m .G o e a s l i n g a n d f a m i l y o i
q u a t s o f r o s e s a n d g a r d e n f I 0 w e r B A r l i n g t o n ,M r .a n d M r s .I i o r a c c
a n d f o l l o w i n g t h e d i n n e r ;t a b l e s P a r k e r o f S i o u x F u i i s ,S .D .
w e r e a r *r a g e d f o r b r i d g e .M r s .M r s .J a s .H a l l ,s o n ,J i m m i e a n d
u . . . . . ; |r - . . . . . . -. . . . . . . |n . . . . . . . . . . . . A r . . , 1 _ ! ' I * ~ n l l a "r n h l r n f l n l a s t .t w . e k f r o m
Mr . a n d Mr s . J o h n K u h r o f B la i r ,vi s i t i n Ne b r a s k a f o r sever al
5 a n d Mr . a n d M r s . He r ma n R a h l f s .mo n th s wh i le h e r hus ban d,Li c u t.
2;Mr s .Me r le Ne w k i r k en te r ta in -W .B. A n d er s o n is i n Ch i n a .She
l e d th e f o llo wi n g f o lk s Th u r s d a y p la n s to jo i n Mr . A n d e r s o n o n th elaf£erIloon i n ho n o r o f he r b i r h -we s t c o a st i n Oc tob e r .I S,,;,;; Sum;|1~'iu¢h home.;,';;»;'n;g';;,;'e1'g;a.;Lu n e r o n ave ms le g i n ju r e d
hhlvihn |\¢aczn}\nl|C!"....l.....while' Warrick is a member, tells of their!§§givll_ at §alt Lnke_ aCity,_Utgh IIovelis Unless my book sella
l
lgduyz Mesdumes Andrew and Vic-.'" ' " " " ° " ° " " " " " °
.tor Johnson and Phyllis,Fred
Dlckmeycr,Merton Cornehus and- daughter,Harold Rasmussen and
-sons and Boone Newkirk and
Catherine, also Miss Inga Knutsen
Sunday evening guests gn.the
F r m Dickmeyer home were:Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Hansen and fam-
ily. Mr. and Mrs. .lohn E~'w=nkamu
! ALONG THE
BOTTOM ROAD
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Paulsemwxth
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Christensenog Blair, were guests at E binhday
dxnner at, the home of their son
and wife,Mr.and Mrs James
...lun .Miss Mildred Iversonv s}Se1
weekend mth her Kfundn
Mrs. M. lxerson of Blair.
S M58.Frank Bailey of I'
_Paulsen I n me afbenloon ice?-_th.hcn.me Thursday for s~ n:én3"eC°:§'h;';;_h EM;;-'mm and cake were served to El.. »€ £ ,.? ""1~l§"£L'»?§;'
Benty entertained the Pm biublé ° ' * ' " . ; " " " : . ; ~ M g ; 'i "?""°"f». Sr. of '¥'"i* are s
~ GRI' at her F°'"'§{Y .h'Z!"°Mrs. Gennm Rhone nf \im.¢ bnim Z?§'2_€'1°" son dunng Mrs. B
l l u z u l i l \ l |. U \ ¢u n u z w y l u u u u u u u 'Am i n \ \ | \ n e l m u r i r m : f n r h i u h c r n r r - A san extended visit ~~nr ¢_n¢~ana uepanure co Long Bench, I shall starve lo death.mother, Cnllf. without any difficulties.|Publisher--Exclleent ideal That
Fred Mctzler spent Saturday wo\1l¢advertise the work splen-
'arade, night and Sunday at ihe home of didly.\ vigigihis brother, Clyde.I
M "u \ . u | i n n . . r u n " " ° ~ " " " | W . Ha ll a r e n o w l o c a t-an d Mr s . A . A. I ia h lhe c k a n d Ha r -M r .a n d .
o ld 'W eber held low.P la c e s wc r e le d i n th e Mr s . Ma r y K r a p c e k p r o
ma r k w f o r Me s s r s . : md 5 i e s d a mc s | p c n y wh ic h th ey rec ently p u r
I i a r r y Os tc r man ,Ha r o ld Gr o ve ,chased.
Ha r l a n .Irnszen.l i m o l d W e b er .A .Th e lltti e t w o y e a r o ld d a u g h
¢
¢
4 Mx-s.|Mr. and Mrs.Byron Bunn Doctox-'s wx ro -c m d you a l l
Chds children were dinner and nf - on the doctor mmarrow?tayinglnoon zuests nt um rr n la.. -Jifii`£i1E£§<'§i£B§r'éEi&`L&h¥iE'»LE 'ter a nr. ma Mn. Arthur Lyin-
Wesley nkinh of I-'mmonn er, norweut. of *°*"» was \"¢°'=11Mr. and Mrs. Alum. Hllrenlmmn an me fm bs' a may do: Tues-l.il¢y'i'l1om¢.- -gh; X: E' B,;i,;',;,;,,";;|Ps ti ent-Why !l| a 't he i n!
Doctors Wife-Yes but you anspent |~~ h i s f i r m s patient and ;t'| his 'birth-
azgdland Mrs. Jame s xinaml,u n .day tomorrow.I should so lilw
m n Wm I.'{mlu.~l ..-...a \|_.\|_...4_J... Le.. A- |.---_ _ ._..__l_
éély afternoon The iiog,_a. coon[a§1{i fnrniiieand Mr. a nd Mtg.~ a z z noon when 25 ladies
hound, c e to the farm Che day Louie Fern rg of Blair..before.'i~'»'}e child was brought tel Mr.and Mtn Ed Hansen and| d M155 Gladys Baker went Tues"
the doctor's office where the daughters were Saturday evening "Y g spend a Iejw dras at Crys-
wound was (reated.The dog Willcallers at the John Dickmeyer wg ke, Iowe with fnends.
mont furnished the music, and alcouple oiweeks._Messrs.and Mesdames Chris lwau a Fg a ; °"~=1; f°Eh1;L"°
basket lunch was enjoyed.Mr.and|Mig; IrxsSPh§;nsfo Lougt "'f'£i; cillenson g Ru.dol;;hshAndreason Gimjlieo mag jugrril e i t y m y
M , }{°;~ ;¢d - arriv on un y o avzsi wx ove to e state i eries near ._"If-i nr '..'?§.f' 22lL=f.'?°I,'§$..'§.2'".'l'..'h.f zrandnamnts.hir.and Mrs.|{lret.na Sundnv afternoon.Ifledr _gt the J1°=T1¢of hog sister,
__-_.... _--_ -_-_--- --W.,-u "rnewlywedswhowere:named a,.week ago Sunday, were guests at
a dance and shower given in their
honor at the park pavilion Satur-day evening by o. group of their
friendsl An orchestra from Fre-
_ . - - Q .. - - - - - -- -- - r v - - - - - -a U i 5 c l l \ . ¢ : .M r .a n d M r s .B i l l J e n s e n a n d f a m -M r .i l y o f s o u t h o f B l a i r ,M r s .S c o t t S u n d a y a m ; . ;g ' g ~R I S ?
o g L o s A n g e l e s ,M r .a n d M r s .D e n -M r s .T ¢ K .I v e r m n a t t h r i
m s L e e o f O k l a h o m a ,M i s s A n n a -e
Pa u ls e n a n d W a lla c e Hu n k .
M r .a n d Hr s .F .Mu ll e r a tte n d -
ed a revival meeting at. the Bap-|
tint .church in 'Iekarnah Monday:
everun ,Ma n a M "Hunan HHHYII fnnlr!A I I
- - - -- » \ |» a s u s ¢ \ u A |a 1 ° n » » » | |v v A 1 5 1 6 C l D i l l | l l 5 C
i i I a m ;h e 4 1 ............
Ew PIG MEALI
s i s . ;if. 1l"l3'hsE-ris."1tfz3§"aE¢i""'.`i€6i>é1@£iila.masses
Wm. '~§1}~..n, Sr.nd son,Wm.Mr. and Mrs.R.M.Blaclrburn and children spent Sunday after-Jr. marie n busineg trip to Scn`o- and sons left Monday for Clucagwnoon at the Carl Rasmussen home
mir on Mondav.latter spending a week here with'Mrs.Martin Larsen spent last
relatives.They expect to make a Monday afternoon there.
brief visit at Rockport,Mo.en-Mr. and Mrs. Chris Benson and
route home sons spent Tuesday evening at the
Mrs. J. D. Newcom was hostess Henry Christensen home,helpingat. a prettily appointed one o'clock Allard celebrate his birthday.
Mrs. Tom Dowel! and daughter,
Phyllis left Friday for Chicagowhere they will visit with relatives
a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Marshall re-eriv-fl won!of the birth .of alluncheon at her home on Tuesday Sunday guests at the Richard
grandson,Austin Leslie, born oniafttrnoon.Those pres-ent includ-Nelson homo were Tom Larsen ofJune 8th to Mr. and Mrs.Leslioed hlesdamcs J. A. Peterson, R. C.|Omaha,Jens Hansen,Raymond
M a r s h a l l a t S o u t h P a s a d e n a ,C a l .L u d w i g ,H .W .S c h o e t t g e r ,H = u ' 1 ' y | R a s m u s s c n ,H a r l a n d N e l s o n ,R a y -
n -n I *o. . .: . .t . .. -n n n §m.. .. ... .J |° k z 1 n rr n n r \W i l l i l n r l r m o v n r I L A . | n \ n n : |W u l f nl 1r |M i e s :I- l n l c m R a n .
mrs. moore, Wednesday afternoon!Mr.and Mrs.George EnyeartandchildrenwentSaturday eve-|
mng to Iowa, near Council Bluffs'
to visit Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Boite.Mr. and Mrs. Lars Paulsen were|surpriscd Friday afternoon by the
arrival of their daughters,Mrs.
Scott of Los A..'1g'cles, Calif., and,
Mrs. Dennin Lee and husband of
Honnesey, Okla. who stayed untilWednesday.
Virginia Metzler,daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Metzler enter-|
I u - ¢ \ . | .. u a Q u L l J l \ f l \A n u u n m v v v i, t h e i r p a r e n t s ,M r .a n d M r s .H e n r y
[ B e a r d t o t h e C h a r l e s R a y h o r n :
n e a r T e k a m a h ,f o r S u n d a y d i n n e l
a n d t h e a f t e r n o o n ,w h i l e t h e y v i s
i t e d M r .a n d M r s .B e n P i k e i r
Tekam:.\.h.
Mr . a n d M r s . J .S.Co n c ty we n
c a lle d to W me r lo o S a tu r d ay n i g h !
I h y the sud den de a th o f Elr n m| w11ir.e, brother-in-law of Mr. C011
e ty .Mr . a n d Mrs . W i lb u r C on e s. ;
ehso 1»\ent.F u n e r a l se r vi c es we n
|F-I n
high in feedffalue-low in priéé
$90 per cwt.2 cheaper in
ton lotsheld Tuesdav afternoon.I _- - - -- - _ .C l i l t o n A n d e r s o n o f T e k a m a h
s p e n t S u n d a y wi th h i s f a mi ly wh :
Ere s ta y i n g a t th e pa r en tal, Ge o
Mo r g a n h o me wh i le r eb u i ld i n g .
Mr s . Ro b e r t W i de n er an d o a ug l
te r,a n d sister,Mr s .B e tty Pr a ti
and so n were Fr id ay din ner gu est.:
0 ;r.a n q M m Ge or ge Me n ki n g
CONTAINS| } | ,| \ ,\ ,g j yg l b l l l f l .| \ l g : | | |y ` : | ' 1 | ¢g v \ . n ; ; u n o |n g -¢ » \a n - » . - J - - ,» "-¢ | » u u u u u » ;m u g ¢ ¢ | u q A a u l u a ;; v 1 » ud a y s a t C r e t e l a s t w e e k ,n t t e n d i n g } D i e s ,E t h e l U n l a n d ,P .L .C i 1 d . Y »n i u s s e n .
t h e C .E .a s s e m b l y .1 y r o n C o o k ,G A .M a r s h a l l ,V \ { 1 | 1 M r s .E d N e w k i r k w e n t t o F r e -
D o n R h e a .i s i n c h a r g e o f t h e t 1 0 r d ,L .M .P e t e r s o n ,A l l C € ° r r 1 o n t .T h u r s d g y w h e r e s h e h a d a
C l y d e S k i n n e r s e r v i c e s t a t i o n .N e w s o m ,J .L .L a a k e r ,C .C .C o o k , | s 1 n u s o p e r a t i o n p e r f o r m e d .S h e
D e a n B a d g e r o f H e m i n g f o r d .W .I .N e l s o n a n d H .C .M c C i q l l a n . |r e t u r n e d h o n o S u n d a y a n d i s g e t -
s p e n t t h e w c - e k ~ e n d w i t h h i s u n c l e O u t .o f t o w n g u e s t s ' F e f e M ' 3 5 d " ' " ° 3 U R S a l o n g n i c e l y .
a n d a u n t ,M r .a n d M r s .J .c .B a d - | § § 1 g h I § f \ 1 1 z E } @ r »G 2 1 l J g h o n a n g ;. 3 M r a n d M r s .g c i l e i s e l m a t n a n d
tained nine little guests at a party
Saturday afternoon to celebrateher ninth birthday.Mr. and Mrs.W. J. Simonsen
and children were Thursday eve-ning guests with Mr.and Mrs.
Fritz Muller.
Mrs.Malvern Williamson and
Corn, molasses shorts.flour midfllhn,.-..|».,_ "...._......,..,.....flour-no hulls-, tankage, oil meal, cod liver oil and
Iminerals.Protein 21 percent.SATISFACTIONa t n e n n a r d .
Mi s s Bessio Mo r g a n left.M o n
d o f oyr C o lo ra d o , h er s i s ter , mf g
Clift on An de r so n t a k m g h e r u
F r e mo n t.She will su en d th e su m-
E f f £1135 ,|.AuI inzumuu;uL A\c|uuu¢|uuuguucr up cn u rn ua y cvcauug ur.Mr .a n d M r s Ma jo r 0rm:=b y | M0S d= 1m€ S Hob son L udwig of Clu~th e Pe te r Ni e ls e n h o me .
were Satu rtla y di nll( 'l ; .'ues ts a t (h p'C& 1g'0 , H. W . Marsh all, wBlt Bliss,M r .a n d L i l i .Ri c h ar d NelSon
h o mo o f Mr .a n d Mr s .H ,W ,Jebsie Llo y d ,Blan c he S m i t h a n d a n d V i o i n a n d Mr s .A l A tk i n s o n
Ma r s h a ll of 0111aha.| C a r i Mosc hei o f Oma h a ._n wd c h i l d r e n we r e S u n d a y e ve n i n g
E a r l B lu e o f Oma h a , we r e g u e s ts
o f Ra l p h a n d Gra c e R a y f r o m
W ednesday u n ti l Fr i da y .
Su nd ay af ter n oo n a n d su pp er
. . . . . . . . . 4 . . .n i 4 l . . . .A l n n :. . . .1 . . . . . . . . .
G UARANTEED.
| i * Y l U I l Q \ \. l i n n l i i n n
Mr1 Thalnlm nadrmv rn§\n°nn¢| Hml The vrnlln of vounz folk!! Wh0Inr1l\=-RLG. nt. tho Chris Lnrsann ham?
Are proving a very satisfactory feed to those
who are using them. They are worth a trial. Hull-
ing l5c per cwt. Exchange basis 21 pounds of oats
groats for 1 bushel of good oats plus l5c per cwt.
Bl ...alr Mlllmg Coo
Mrs. Pete Dischner of Hcrmgm and
Mr.and Mrs.C.H. Wairath of
Biuir.In the evening 1'»Ir.and.Mrs.
A N \`
OPEN LETTER
TO THE CETIZENS OE
f isourdairetobeeomeagoodfitizaxandafrienduf
You can't go
vvrong when
you buy tires
that are
GUARANTEED
knowsomahin~ aboutm.
were Ea rl Hansen and Harold
Moline of Mend, Nelr.
Mr.nnd Mrs.Clyde Fitch and
children and Mr.and Mrs.Ken-
neth Tyson spent Sunday after-
noon at the Harry Tyson home.Mr.and Mrs.George Packler
nttended the funeral Thursday of
Will Schneider of Cedar Creek, anuncle of Mrs. Fackler.
Mr. and Mrs.C.H._l3lanchnrd
Aubrey Gaines and Mr. and Mrs.Be n Loftis were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. und Mrs. Tom Wake-
field,Jr.near Herman.ln the
:afternoon other visitors were Mr.
and Mrs.Clyde Metzler and Mr.and Mrs. Henry Kuhlman.
Ralph and Grace Ray had asTuesdaysupperguests,Mr.and
mer with Mrs. Juke Dyer an Ft.
Morgan, to impmve her health.
Mrs.George Hain entertainedMrs. C. B. Hsin and Miss Edith,
Mrs.C.H.Gehringer and Mrs.
Wm.Bi-att Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Helen Fackler left Mondny
for Cedar Creek,Neb.to staywith her grandmother, who is ill.
fieorge and Cora Beard enter-
tained at a dinner pany Monday,when their guests. were Mr.and
Mrs.Whieefell of Long Beach,
Calif.,
e r s e n
Blair.
Mrs.
out Sunday to spend a few
Mr.and Mrs. Walter Pet-
nnd daughter,Madge o i
J. C. Christensen of Blair.
camenays at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. R.. M. Iverson.
man Hurdum of Omaha,spentSunday at the Fred Hurdurn home.Mr.and Mrs.F.Muller we ~
1a§£"é$i' "`iiié"»€"@`éi<"`f1»0`n§"`i.`ilT¢I§1`5!m55e飣é¢l' X1lin`gl|.o'§e e'&"§i§.irf'
her mother,Mrs.D.C.Leonard
Dr. and Mrs. W. 1. Nelson and
children sp-ent Sunday with rela-tives at West Point.
Miss Evelyn Blackburn, who has
came home a few days ago to
spend her vacation.
Mr.and Mrs.Harry Ostermanand children and Mrs. Alice New-
com and son, Richard left Monday
for Minn.where they expect to
spend a month's vacation.
Mesdames Carl Keller,Fred
Plunge and S. A.Pederson spent
Thumlay afternoon with Mrs.J.
E. Aosehbaoher in Fremont.Rev.
and Mrs.Aeschhnchm nml anna
""1where she Wa~.: culled by illness 0fiChrist.ian Endeavor Assembly at Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Johnson
| Crete last week won a number ofland Phyllis spent Saturday eve~
honors while there.Betty Mar-nin at the Peter Nielsen home.shall was elected to serve as sec-I li.-.and Mrs. .Chris Peterson
rotary for the Assembly for the were Sunday dinner guests at the
coming year;Edith Pluggo and C. K.Andersen home near Arl-been attending college at Crete,iH0ward Marshall were elected on ington.
f the student council; the Arlington'Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jacobsen and
girls won room honors for havmg. Miss Alice of Blair, were Monday
the neatost rooms in their corri- afternoon visitors at the chrisdor and they brought home th@iBenson home.Mr. and Mrs. Lars
banner for having the largest Rolland and farnily were evening
number in attendance from a dis-
tance over fifty miles.Those at-
tending were Edith and Muriel
Piugge, Dorothea and Gerald Ped-
erson, Russell Peterson, Fred I-ian
Ethel Miller, Betty Marshall, Wm.
Bishee. Howard Marshall and J. C.
visitors.Mrs.Chris Peterson spent Mon-
ggv afternoon with Mrs. Ed New-
rk.Mr.and Mrs. Victor Johnsond r o v e t o O m a h a S a t u r d a y w h e r e
M r .. T n l m a n n n t f n n r l o r l n f n l n l r a r u '
le ave Soon f o r th e i r n e w h o me a t Rhea. .lc on ve ntio n.
Hy a n ni s .Mi s s C or a Ma rs h all, g au g hte r o f Su n da y a f te r no o n g u e s ts a t th e
Mr s .J a c k Sc h lap fer a n d c hil-Mr . an d Mrs . W m. J . l\ a rs h all an d H .C .La rs en ho m e we r e :Ne ls
dr e n ar e a ll i ll wi th mea s le s . Mr s .Ro y Ma s te r s , s o n o f Mr . a n d Mr s .Ras mu sse n,Mi s s A n n a a n d An»
S c h la p f e f s Si:»'Lor from I ll.i s as-B .F .Ma ste rs ,we r e un i te d i n d r e w a n d Mr s .J or gen sen o fsi s ti n g i n c a r in g f o r th em.'ma r r i a g e b y Re v. S a va g e i n Oma -A me s , N. J . A n d e r s e n , Mi s s Na n a
A spec ial Child ren's D a y pr o-l m o n Th u r s d a .Th e bride i s a a n d W a lte r .g r a m \va9 gi ve n o n Su nd ay eve-gr a d ua te o f th {sc hools a t Oti s ,
n i n a ne fh a M TE |~h\1wI1 " l" h n lln ln :und \ui'lh lh n narnonilnn n f /n n n a sul ma y p a ;A n w a l u n u l ¢ ¢ n .w u u ,-u a u a n n .» \ u » | » v v; ¢VAc h u r c h w a s p t l f l t i l y d c c o r a t é d f o r a b o u t e l e v e n y e a r s ,h a s s p e n t t h e
t h n n o ¢ : m i n n : m a l n 'F i n n n r n r r r n m n f r n m x n i n c l o r n f h m l i f n i n t h i s vi c -
CROWELL nomz
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was presented.Mr. :md Mrs. Horace Parkorand
children of Sioux Falls,S.D.,
came on Sunday to visit at thehomeof Mrs.Parker-'s parents,Mr. and Mrs.John Walkenhorst.
Mr.Parker returned home and
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Northbound
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MARCUS BECK
BONDED ABSTRACTER
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§RK,f""I'i.¢"gE>Um'§a§'b2¥§ ARI M Rraised near here and has been 83'ieralrloys0;i ngxmt YPQM sev
nocmted with his futher in farm-ing ofr some time,The couple
spent a brief honeymoon in Oma-
ha and on Saturday took u trip in
an airplane, coming to Arlingtonand circling over their respectivefarm homes.They will make their
home with Mr. and Mrs, Masters,
parents of the groom.
Albert Hilgenkamp surprised
his many friends and relativeshemwhenheannouncedhisre-
cent marriage to Miss Frances
Reese of Yutan.The wedding tookplace in the First Lutheran church
of Omaha on Sunday evening a tseven o'elock, Rev. Acker periorm.
ins the ceremony.Raymond Jen-
sen of Arlington,acted as bestrnun and Miss leola Nelson of
m r Blair,attended the bride.
The bride wore a beautiful gown
of pink chiffon while her maid of
honor wore a pale blue c.l1iIfon,The groom is a son of Mrs. Louisa
Hilgenkamp and was born and
raised to manhood in this vicinity
and is one of Washington coun-
ty's _ prosperous y o un g . ' i " " °" :
_ _ _on ast week,visiting friends._Miss Lucy McManigal of Ham-
null, S. D. visited her cousin, Miss
Nelle Mchlanlgal at the Home onSaturday.
Mrs. Betndt Olsen and children
'of Lxmlsny,Neh.visited Miss
Esther Rasmussen Monday.
Mrs,Fred Wiegaud and family
of Slouir City,Iowa visited their
mu m.Miss Karen Olsen Sunday.
They were dinner guests at theHome.
Mrs.Lucy Gibbons Watts, who
suffered o stroke last week, passed
away quietly un Friday evening.Mrs. Watts came to us from Oma-
ha, May 16, 1928.She was born'{" Pekon county, Ill., Dec. 13, 1s4s
Puneral se7v1ces were held fromthe Home on Sunday alter-noon,
with Rev.Carl Bader in charge.Bunn]was made in the CrowellHome lots in the Blair cemetery.Mrs. Watt's son and wife, Mr.and
Mrs.Fred Watts, in company withfnendsfromOmaha,attended
the funeral.
Dr. John Grant Shiek nam-a=»m_
Wear¢:la:\gecompany,compo|edof239|mnalla~com-
panlesmlowa,Ne:l>raskaandMissani.Bchafdnse
m-nlaconapanieaeningimlocalomnnnnxisy, dxenme
aswef~-.>Blair,thoughbeaingth¢nameofd1eIow¢-
Nob;-a|kaI.i§1tandPmverCampaxy.
Wepmvidegasmrddecuricaavioefanxedmnaqua-
terof amillionpeople.
v u u w b w v w l l l l b j [l l/ l l/ 1 7 |s u v
of equal pri<c e
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W e guarantee this Miller
Geared-to-the~Road 'Tire to
outwear any other tire of
equal price when run under
Satisfu:\*,ory_ Services xne anne ls a uaugmer ox mr. and """ -- ,-'-----/~|Courteous Treatment 5 Mrs.Sam Draper of Yuton and §'jn*"§e'g°;k of the Horne in Aub~
|FIrst door east Enterprise otfl¢||graduated from the school in 1922 L i m J°u1i:m<a§f1:;?»"'f.'}"'1 .I
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p a n y w i l l b e ~ b a n d i t t ~ e v e r y ~ ~ o r ~ f ~ -
ing reasons:
1.Om- company hm lowered the rata, ~ you moo
gas for the sarm money.
2..We have improved the quality of the gas.Pm-ifiaa
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~Itisnowadequzzeand
consrant.Youcandependoniz.
Metasarebeingcleaned.'fhiswillinauxeaccurate
measuranenr of gas used.You wolftbepaying for
gas you don't me, due to an ~ adjusted
meter.
We have madeanappliance survey.Gasstovesand
otha applianca havebemdxeclmd mdadjxmedw
zhatthcywillope:rateattl'|ehighestpomi>|edegxa
ofefficimqv.
Wemainaninanoffioeanddisplaymzxnwliefeitwiil
heconvnaimtforyoumpaybillsandeliamnaervaice.
Aoouxpletelineofmodagm-w,gasapp!hncaisou
0uraimiltosa-v¢youwell,azdaelow¢s:poasi>le
ranu,onmmmmran¢wi¢hahigLnand=ndof»ervice.fI`obe¢0\:mrteousandef5cien¢talltimes.
Wewmtmbeagoodndghbozaudafziend.
I -N blaska ~lif ?i a P o \ z e r C o m p a n y
Q v u o a n ~ g o d np/I/Iallu .» /mn'
a n a smc e m e n n a s Deen a nu rs e joi ned 0 f ~CIDi n n hn wni inl nf R1nlrnn Fbnur "l'h¢»|_l l !B l! lly Th u rs d ay .She
\Dr. Norman K. Rathmann
ol>'ronETms1'
Oser the Blair Drug Co.Phone Black -I1
Evenings hy Appointment
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mediately on the groom's farmwhere l'ie'has a new, modern home
which he built about a year ago.
Over thre hundred relatives andfriends gave them a charivari on
Tuesday evening and a shouerdance in theii honor is being plun-
ned for Saturday.
OR UM B RI E F S
Wednesday evening guests attheN. J. Andersen home were
Mrs.Annu Springrose of San
Diego,Culif.,and Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Nelson and daughters ofBlair._.° m H ~ B H K - .Torn Larsen of Omaha. and Mr,
was accompanied ui the Home byherdaughter,Mrs.Bunnell,also
of Lincoln, who remained with her
over night, returning Friday.Dr. Shick attended a meeting of
the Anti-Saloon league in LincolnWednesday.
Mr.and Mrs.T. K. Cornish ofOmaha,were Monday dinner
guests at Lhe Home.They cameto visit the !onner's mother, Mrs.Edna Cornish.Mr. Robert Perkins returned on
Tuesday after spending severalweeksvisiting with relatives and
Sioux City and vicinity.little folks from the
church at Oakland,inwiththeirpastorand
i'""J"£=:-McGaughey
friends in
SixteenMethodist
com_P3-"Ywife,Rev.
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the same c onditfons
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_-____, - ~-- -- --\..mm: uuwu w u w n u m e o n m o n -l a n d Mr s .H .C . Rs a -|smu ss en a n da y .Th e y s an g se ver a l s o n g s mf.."uml y -apent.Tue sd ay eve n i n g a t th e c ha pe l wh i c h wa s a g r e a t d e -
th e L . E .La r s e n h o me .li g h t to th e o l d f o lk s .
Minn ND N"Ahdnrunn trrnu n nn-.. 11t._!1 0 I - -
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me or drive inCOMPANYBonded Abslracter
PHONE 15mm Bldg.Bllir, Ne bruh.
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DR. EDWIN T.JIPP
DentistX-RAY SERVICE
Wednesday afternoon visitor at
the Martin Larsen home.Mr. and
Mrs.Ed Hansen wgre evening
visitors.Mr.and Mrs.Ed Hansen anddaughters,Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Larsen and sons and Miss Mar-
garet Rolland enjoyed n picnic in
the woods near Fontanclle Sunday
nfzernoon,.
nuns mvlra Jacxson 01 NewmanGrove, joined our family last Tues
day.Mrs.Harold Lauthrop ol Ken-
nard, visited the Home girls last
Tuesday.
Several members of our family
attended the waffle breakfast
given by the M. E. Ladies Aid at
the home of Henry Ruwe.Mrs.Va n Ho m of Snrinn-field,
T' S a t o u gh p ro b l e m f o r
n car owner to decide what
[i re lo buy -unle s s hc di s re -
gards all claims, all advertis-
ing, all so-called "bargnin" ap-
P"'r-°'-:' '>':"°= hi s dec is io n
n appraisd)
Read :he /amoua
Miller Guaranmel
Come In nnfl lunch nn.. |,......¢.1ful" M Zf|.f1¥L`§i
'I"l.reo-get the startling hasabout the comparative endur-
qnce mu behind the M a usA numbe r of gi rls met Friday m. vasmd her aunt, same smiahaftemoonnttheChrisWrichTuesday.home Ind organized A 4-H sewing Mr. Rasmus Hendricksen was a
club.`Tlc:_se" who"i°f;\Ed were:caller at the Home Tuesday morn~lm...v....-..n-\ l - ~ - --
un me maxcrs guarantee.Offices In State Bank Bldg.Phone 298 Bhlr. Nebr.honqangls are doing this to-Guarantee.
rlnv.A In|thi s i . a li c ll y t he
hy so many ear own-b u y i n g n e w M i l l e r M | ~
=ry dw-
-sEaznuLz_._...,. .....reason w
PFD areTi re ; e w R
.u.\:.ut:n u n ,vc xlm wuu., mu rgurer.m g ..ggozland,E g m ,A n n a a n d E s th e r |Mr s .E v a K i mh e r li n n nnsmnrl
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¢,....5:10 p.rn. daily..Officers were elected as follows:
Lead I M Chri Wrichc. s "»*§.':'£l;,?;',',?"°'"'mmf ' M n i zn mt m.\|.....4.'~
away Saturday_x\l1§n Julne 1=§|
after a long illness.Mrs.Kim-l
beriine has made her home in Blairfor a svvdgrgmv ea rs a ng ~ a l
v n uWes
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GARNER SERVICE
one 255 Blair, Neb
7:15 nm.
2:52 pan.7:52 a.m.
12:85 pm.
5:80 p.m.
~ Sunday.dally exeept Snnhy.Sunday only.
Southbound
daily exeeyt Smalay
daily.
____,,, _ - .-...........,w.pres.,Anna Hansen;secretary,Verna Wulf and news reporter,
Edna Hansen.The club will meet
Fhday aftenmon, June 27 at the
Hans Wul! home.Mr.and Mrs.Ed Hansen and
urge acquamunoe nexe.He r hwband preceded her in death about
a y e a r a g o a n d s h e c a m e u p t n
the Home to live June 10, 1929.Funeral services were held from
f the Home Tuesday afternoon in
charge of Snpt. Shlck, assisted by
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nd the school a repu-I Geraldine Eriksen spent several
accomplishment and days at the Julius Weber home
their efforts merit axlast week.
rt from the people of;`Mr.and M m Raymond Magi!!
and children and Mr.and Mrs.fgeglg Maizill and childtrzg speuigt
un y nfoemoon a t Lo eG I - 4 A y _ D ~Hovendick home. neat Kennard.
Mrs. Chester Hovendick and Jean
Irs. Floyd Loflis and visited Mrs.Freeman Loftis 'end
Blair,visited at the llmby Friday afternoon.
The school meeting was held
Monday evening a t the school
s and F. E. Fletchergay afberrioon.me Blum visited Mrs.house.August Ruwe was re-sday afternoon.(elected treasurer.
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he Hillside Hustlers Club Thurs-
y afternoon.The time waspentmakingacomfortforthe~mado sufferers and embroider-
ng a bed spread,Mrs. J. E. Mundorf of Blair, is
'~iling at the home o! her son,
d Mundorf and family for sev-ral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen and
~n, Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Robert~asmussen and family spent last
uesday evening at the M. A. lllatz
ome.
who takes up this wonderful wark
now is wisely choosing her field
of endeavor.There is none mom
attractive and highly remunerat-
ive than hair dressing and its
kindred side lines.
This is a dny of business effic-
iency.The womah who is not pre-
pared to keep her place with the
demands of the present day busi»
ness efficiency is soon los1. in the
hurry and bustle of modern meth~
ods.
The management have built for
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YORK CREEK NEW S
Dorothy Pqtersen re~ med home
AMERICAN COLLEGE
Teaching Only Modern Methods
This institution is located i n
Omaha at 2301 Harney St. and is
leading all ulhen.
Teaching only the most modern
business methods. Graduates from
this school are assured nf good v¢»=~
ilions upon completion of the
course uul we wish to commend
them for the good they are doing.
This is one of the finest educa.
tional institutions and offers the
a d v a n~.=~--'
This is the business nge of 20th
Century efficiency and they who
fail bo start with commercial train~
ing must fall in reaching the goal.
To the one who starts prepared
and equipped the race becomes a
pleasant and a profitable duty.
This institution was founded
for the very purpose of preparing
its students for an efficient busi-
ness life and we fact that it has
met with success is proven by the
Lhemsel Qs n
tation r
honesty nd
liberal Supp~
this section.
NEW E
Mr. and l\
children of
George Loft'
homes Th ¢
Mrs.Minn
Grollick ` Tue
THE ENTEE
JOHN A.. RHOADEE
iséusn EGERY 1
Price per Year
Entered an secons
at the postoffioe at
under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
Every subscriptio
as open account.'J
subscribers will be
.moved from our man
Qrnirsntinn nf fhn ti1
n will remainsignatedaub-
ry subscriber
z then condi-
n of the con~
publisher and
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un JunghluthdMrs.HansMrs.Henry
ly,Mr, Pres
. Wm. Kahler
lo' Riverview
d the day.aduatcd from
at Omaha on
rley Berry oferguestsof
k Brown lust
orris Masters
Sunday,Mr.[fer and Mr..
~ters of Arl-
ER-SMOLA CONCRETE BURIAL VAULT
`!.Pho no -
)mnha
l have seen
with (hc re-
one encased
nelly caskvt,
he comments
The occasion, to us, is much too
sacred,much too solemn \o bc
influenged by thoughts of mer-
cenary display und a pnrudc of
splendor for the benefibof the
living.To us these last sad rites
are but A mark of our love and
our minds.Yet that is what
happens when the casket is nov.
protected by a vault.None of our
loved ones shnll be laid to rest
without all the protection given
by n well made vault.
We ask our readers to think it
ndny ~inner
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advanced courses which thorough-
ly conform to the modern business
methods of the country."By their
\\01'l£s ye shall know them" is in-
deed an apt saying when applied
to this school,for graduates from
this instiiution may be found as
IBB.~n r ~
m~W1 success s proven ~y enumber oi efficient business wom-
en in every line of endeavor, who
received their special training
within its portals.
Their instructors, text books ana
equipment are thoroughly in ac-
cord with the rapidly advancing
"=;,}Y"}r§=" g~_;;_==_;~n hldfvlalt. lt. ~ ha~s of her brother,
" "mf :wh llnndly me ""iE°§»».P°\f':.°"J:;:n ufa sum of
ufghrxitiher, James "oad of Bar-Bllir, did some paper hlnsins nt
gggm § , " " ; , , m D L and fun W m. mhmuf. home Saturda y.
Da le | ,on I0 |¢».'.L°" ""'"»$' 'i?.'2"'»."f.i`¢T""'I=»;'§'|."
'ace ac r er. and Mn. Peter Jansen spent -s u a n y m u . M r . u m M n J . H . v ~ ' ~ " V ~ "
c o un tr y .
Th is sc h oo l i s u nd er th e c ap a ble
dir ec ti on o f a wo m a n th o r o ug h ly
exp er i e nc e d i n c o mme r c ia l i n s tmc .
ti o n a n d ef fi c i en t i n th e mo s t
mo d e r n me tho d s i n eac h mi n u te
detai l.
Any ordinary youve person can
prepare himself fo r a successful
commercial camer on wry reason-
ab le te r ms a t th e A me r i c a n 001-
lege.
l |e I I I
business i s h e r e f u lly d e mo n s tr a t-
ed.F o r th i s re a s o n th e stu d en ts
f r o m t h i s in stitutio n a dvan c e mor e
ra p i d ly to t h e f r o n t a n d c a n he
f o u n d a s lea de rs i n eve r y wa l k
of li f e .
Th e res ide nts o f th i s c i ty a n d
vi c i n ity a r e f o r tu n a te i n possess-
i n g an ed u c ati on a l i n s ti tu ti o n o f
th i s c ali bre a n d i n th i s Business
Re v i e w we p r e d i c t f o r th e A m e r -
ic an Colle ge a b r i lli a n t f u tu r e .
Nearhood.1
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rosenbalm
and son Marcel, of Omaha, called~
Sunday afte on at the HayesIiosenbalmanElmerTruhlsen.homes.QV I
Mr. and Mrs.alter Novak andson Ralph atfemed a picnic at Ban-'
croft Snday.1
Richard and James Sipp, sons ofMr. and Mrs. James Sipp of 0m~
aha are enjoying a vacation at the
home of zhexr uncle and aunt, Mr.
:md Mrs. James Thompson.
I |ne xt S ATURDA Y, J UNE 21 .
To t h e FIRS T THRE E CUS TOM E RS \ vh 0
bring in a punctured tire for m e to repair I
wil l do it FREE o f CHA RGE.
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.r =o nwe re Su n da y vi si tor s a t t h e H a r r y
E r ve y h o me .
Mr . a nd Mr s. Q. K . Mun d o r f a n d
f a mi ly spe nt Su nd ay a t th e E d
Mu n d o r f h o me .
Mis ses A d a Sc henk a n d Celeste
Do nn elly we r e Mo n d a y di nn er
guests nt.e J o h n Re id home.
Nebraska School Of Beauty Culture
Teaching All Branches Of Beauty Culture
mLLsmE NEWS OFGARDNER DISTRICT
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WEEK as follows:-30 by 352 at $4.25 and
tube $1.00; 29 by 4.40 at $4.80 and tubes $1.15
30 by 4.50 at $5.45, tubes $1.25.Other sizes
in proportionate prices.
I also handle light bulbs, weed chains,fan
belts, batteries and other accessories.
K .~Ch7"iSf€7ZS€7g
501 West Street
tires and tubes.
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w~o h~ I;een~ilI ~uch ~mp~o~ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Degt and
family of Fremont and hi!.and
week end with her sister at Wee~-s en o
with an ~ tlzatcounfs*
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Depends largely on the
ORCHESTRA
W e f e a t u re th e m e lo d io u s p op u la r da nc e h i t s .E ve r y
m e m b e r o f o u r pe rs o na l i s a n ar tist o n h i s i n s t ru m e n t .
W e ca t e r e s pe c i al l y to cl ub dan ce s.N e w a n d old t i m e
music.Five - Seven pieces.
For Appointments phone ll
J Hilt01z Rhoades,Orc/zestra
||u \
hi le J o h n a n d Cha rlie Ro g e r t
ad e a b u si n e s s tr ip to Oma ha o n
und ay .A n u mb e r o f fr ie nd s a n d rela-
ve s g a th e r e d a t th e C la r k B r o wn
n z h o m e S u n d a y wi th th e i r bas-
ets we ll fi lle d f o r a s u r p r i s e o n
~rs.Br o wn i n g .Th e y c a me t o
ei p c e leb r ate Mr . a n d Mr s. B ro wn
ng' 3 18th we ddi ng a nni ve rs ary a nd
Ir s.B'r own ing 's bi rthd ay .D i n -
e r wa s se rved c afeteria.E ve r y
ne en jo y e d a g o o d di n ne r a f te r
I ~,|||Tu es da y wh e r e th e y m e t Mr s .
J ensen's sister,wh o vis ited Mr s .
J e n s e n a fe w d a y s .Mr . a n d Mr s . E me P e te r s e n a n d
f a mi ly o f Ly o ns ,vis ited a t th e
h o me o f M r .Petc rsen's sister,
Mr s . A n n a Hu g i e m a n a n d f a mi ly .
9~||I 1 |wh i c h ic e c r ea m a n d c ake we r e
served.
Mr .a n d Mr s .Ha r r y Ch r is tia n
sen,Mr .a n d Mr s .C.W .Ch ri s-
tian sen a n d c h ildr en o f B l a i r , Mr .
a n d Mr s .A lf r e d J espereon a n d
c h i ld r e n o f He r ma n , Mr . a n d Mr s .
..va."2 U
N O T I C E
guests at Soren Jenscxfs Wed-
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cameron and
family visited at the Frank Brod-
erson home Sunday.
Mrs.Ole Jensen and Mrs. I-'red
l d v lvuua gaa nvna v u uwise the subscriptia
In force ct the de
lcriwion price.Ev
must understand th:
Lions are made a px
tract.between the
subscriber.
DALE D(
Nr. and Mrs. Her
and family,Mr.ai
Braesch,Mr.and
Dornncker and .fam
Nic-ulls, Mr. and Mr:
and children drovepz:rk°Sunduy to Sw
Helen Chapman g
Central high school
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ch:Kermard,were dim
Mr.and Mrs,Fran
Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.L1
had as their guests
and Mrs.Fred Pfe.
and Mrs.C.P.his
ington.Mr. and Mrs. F. J
children left on Sa
month's vcuation an.in Wyoming and Mil
Mrs.Hans Braescthe Larkin Club Tue:
ll Located at 212 Courtney Bldg.schooled in all branches of the
`'art as well.The5Omaha.Cosmeticnan s
'b ches- is thor.Our advice to the young women trammg m all ran 'd.Stud-
w l i o h a v e _ m s t f l n i s h e d a c h o o i o r o u g h ,e f 1 f 1 ¢ 1 e 3 1 I = . . a { 1 § i l j a p l
' | _ _ __| _ __4Miss Cora M. Marshiill, daugh-|Mrs. Dan Phillips drove to Oma-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marshall
and Roy Masters, son of Mr. andMrs. B. F. Masters, were married
Thursday, June 12, 1980 by Rev.
Chas.W. Savidge of Omaha.A
very large crowd gathered ar the
Maslers home Monday evening to
charivari the newlyweds.A d elicious two-course lunch was serv-
d m several hundred people.
Mr.and Mrs.Fred Jungbluth
ha Saturday and spent. the day at
shopplngand calling on a few ofher frlchds.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Petersen and
daughter,Alga,were Saturday
evening supper guests at the J. L.Petersen home.
Rev.and Mrs.Giesler and
daughter were dinner guests at the
Harry Ervey home oh last Thurs-
d"?':..__
mr. and Mrs. riowam wunain-sen entertained relatives at a din-
ner Sunday in honor of Mrs. Wil-liamsen's mother's birthday,Mr.
and Mrs, Ernest Monson's and
their own wedding anniversaries.
Elmer Vinderslev cultivated for
Clarence Wachter Thursday.
Bible school started at the Brod-
erson school 1~;;==d=vu m°|'¥""un 16 and wi con nue e\'e_z i a y e f n t w o w e e k s .A l l t h e c h i l -
.a .. .. .: _n . . .. . : . : . . : » . , a m : m - w a d M
muse who are wondering what lineo l work to follow mould be no
take a course i n beauty culture.
Such a worse takes her out of
the rahks of struggling wage
earners and makes her a highlypaid skilled professional.
Of all the latter day sciences and
professions that of the skilled
Beauty c u l m m o r Ladies' Hair
Dresser is at the Zenith and this
enrs receive individual instnictionsfrom finished experts with prac-
tical experience on live models.
This clean profitable profession
is full of opportunities Y-0 file am-
bitious young women and will
easily double the earning power.
The course is not a long one and
the fees are the most reasonable.
These skilled artists will perfect
you in any or all of the following
x
m a as guests Monday evening,mm Nels Petersen returned to ugéléfl ~»-~= 'M--=-.v ¢|4\---H-~- Uv scnooz of Beauty Culture has turn- branches of the work:Hair DressanIznd_Mrs;Hem? Qhnstgpqen hF'f.h°"F¥? Saturqay from a ueek's u...urnI Mrs nn.AQ Vinainrdov ed out more successful arfigfq in mir.Marcelimr.Pnrennmnf Wav A~ ~ 5 , _ ; , ' ; ; , " ' ; ~ ~ ' g m n e r m m , w h o ~ t h h _ l i n e ° ~ » ? 1 2 i » - » i i i I - ' f l - Z i n ; ~ ~ ~
ur.nu Mn. A. :mae me M . m a n .houn Sun Y-r. an n .ul-on.r znduum ue _ ing ngle Bobbi . I-m Work.|....§¢.».. Harold Thnmnson. Mr. Citvr mm v?..Hr.5°'i2E§.2E.El'£'a=»1=v were former resident: pert mamel wavers nnd b....il'., Eletrolysin, M....|.I`.'5i.\..r '
F. J. Boszon, all of (
Mr.and Mrs.Fri
and family were S1
guests at the Franchome in Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
:family of Omaha,s
[é 'D .é ¢ } {'1 3 hi i i i} » ` §¥ § § }| ° .`§.~" °t h e r e ..' c u l t u r i s t s a n dM T S J e n !C l a u s e n n n n n f 1 H n 'L i r a 'L "F -~ Y a n d V I V S L L I a e 'are tho ro ugl;The woman or young woman
nt. Nels Svendgnnrdk
McCARTHY AND
LONG CREEK
Mrs. Susan Randal;
North Fork.Va.visand Wednesday ni 1f!§|;ifll '1'¥S=¥f11
mn home."M:. and Mrs. Dan Thompson ac-
companied by M n .Will Thomp-
ggn, 1}Ir|. Randolph and Mrs. T.H
Wright of Blair spcl p 1
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L0-cated nt 3015 Y
Ma r k o ;1452,I
Ma n y li mé s we ai
ma gn i fi c en t funer als,
ma i n s o f so me loved
i n a bea utif ul an d c
and af terward hear d t
l l | \ | \ l \l | u »c h u f n x n n n s
SPECIAL
Week Beginning,June 23
SUGAR $4.75
PER HUNDRED
With Each $5 Cash Purchase of Groceries
Finest Quality Meats and Groceries
|.....
Phone
- - -v -r~,\u u4\:|»|»~»n»»u»u;m.ull.:glans.u w il ull.U5 HSK uur~" " " * " '* " ' "\.u\;" " """'""*'"`""rules a n d c optly vq ulp me nt.selves th i s nue sti on." s h a l l th i s th e y fe el f o r th e belqved l l v m g UK
and have seen these same ~ostly
and beautiful caskets lowered in-
Aat the grave or shall it be made
to reach into the years beyond
to the earth, and many of us, no lille open grave?"
doubt have thought of the meagre
and short lived protection given
t5 the earthly forn of that loved
one,made more dear by his ab-
sence.
Those of us who have
thought about it,wonder
magnificent rites and Costly
ment,were prompted by
tion or affoctatiom if
really
if the
equip-
affec-
s perhapsthey were not for the benefit of
the living friends and neighbors
rather than the beloved dead.
If this is the case we would
rather be,and would rather see
the fonns of our loved ones sunk
to oblivion in a crude, home-made
wooden box,_than to have the
~st casket and most gorgeous
leo engendered by such feelings.
"Shall we lower the forms of
our beloved dead onto their couch
of eternal sleep with such scant
protection as even the best of
caskets afford,and leave that
dear form legitimate prey to the
worms and vermin that infest the
grave?Shall we allow every
vagrant,muddy trickle of water
to filter in upon that dear form,
and at last after a comparatively
short time, when the casket has
decayed and fallen away, shall we
allow'the grave to be despoiled
by some burrowing animal, which
upon digging into that last resting
place,turns ghoul and robs the
grave of its bones?"
We shudder at the thought and
try to push such thoughts out of
grave to the beloved dead.
Gf a t the grave vaulgs made,
none ore nearly meets all re-
quirements and give more ade-
quate protection than those made
by the Stoker-Smola Concrete
Burial Vault Co.Inc.Their own
confindence and belief in their
own products is evidenced by the
fact that they have a standing
offer and will pay $100 to anyone
showing them a better vault or
how a better vault, can be made.
This is not o reward but they con-
sider it worth that much to know
the way, if any, to improve their
vault.We suggest that our read-
ers call upon this firm and in-
spect their line of vaults.The
prices are reasonable and the
hi ghtlt qudlity of material and
workmanship prevails throughout.
P h o n e ~
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SPECIAL
Week Beginning,June 23
SUGAR $4.75
PER HUNDRED
With Each $5 Cash Purchase of Groceries
ni » .. .
GRAHAM PAIGE COMPANY OF NEBRASKA
w
Wi th spacious sales rooms and
»toes at 2563 Famam St.. Omaha
The staten n t was made some
cars ago th Graham Paige cars
- e years shud ot' all others by
1-~ol'their 4-speed forward
~andard gear shift among other
mementa.The number of can
hich have followed their leader-
~'p same um time bean out this
tatelnent.
The purchaér of the Graham
'gs does not buy just so much
-- =, so much wood, so much rub-
-and so much cloth and other
~aterial that goes into a car,He
~nys trouble-free and satisfacwry
-~portation for years to come.
hile the manulactuxers of most
biles make frequent and
.ical changes in models with the
~It that such a car goes out of
~~~ in a short tlme, and conse-
» » » ~depreciated greatly in
ue, the Graham Paige feature a
rogram of constantly bettering
~cars rather than making
ham Paige owner keeps his car for
years-two or three times as long
as he would keep an ondinary car.
This statement does not mean that
the Graham Paige models are not
kept up-to-date in funamental
rightness of design and beauty of
body lines and colors.The right-
nesa of their entire engineering
and deign and the characteristic
beauty of these two (ine cars is
always in style.
They build to only the highest
standard of quality and built as au
integral part of the Graham Paige
are all the characteristic refine-
ments and qualities that maloe the
Graham Paige standard of quality.
Their aim has always been a ear
that would give the purchaser the
mon in "Dollar for Dollar Value".
The Graham Palgamodels al-
[ord all the comfort of a Pullman
coach in their seating features and
the hardware and upholstering
would lend distinction to the high-
one demonstration will give a bet-
ter description than can be depict-
ed here were columns written on
the subject.
The members of this concern are
fully aware ol the fact that motor
car buyets of today know that
"pride of ownership"and "peace
of mind" are two classes of div-
idends which should occur from
his investment.Without these two
his investment would be a failure.
As a result they are increasing
patronage by referring the people
to the Graham Paige cars lor suc-
cessful and satisfied ownership.
The present models embody all
that is desirable in motor car feat-
ures on the market today and
show a high state ol' perfection.
It is suggested that it would be
well to talk with tle m,before
making your car purchase.They
are never too busy to give you a
demonstration, and they always ln-
siat that the best of attention and
~The
\s~~g~Bertelsen
M m m s r
Finest Quality Meats and Groceries
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See your Chevrolet dea[e1j#%:rt IPhone~
2 3 8 ~° °";€:.|/ ".f "In.`
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SPECIAL
Week Beginning,June 23
SUGAR $4.75
PER HUNDRED
With Each $5 Cash Purchase of Groceries
Finest Quality Meats and Groceries
~The
\s~~g~Bertelsen
M m m s r
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Chev;-olet's "O K that counts" tag is
the sign qi quality and dependability
that has convinced millions of buyers
that Chevrolet dealers offer m atch-
less used car values.
Come to our store and select a car,
bearing this famous red0 K tag that
shows just how it has been inspected
an d t h o ro u g h l y re c o n d i t io n e d t o
provide a maximum of appearance.
performance and owner satisfaction.
Buy now and you can choose from
the linest and most complete selec~
tion of 4 and 6 cylinder used cars
that we have ever featured.
Read the special bargains described
below! Profit by this spectacular 3-
day selling! Come in today and drive
away the car you've always wanted,
at a bargain price.
4
Amazing low prices for 5 dzgys only
1928 \\'|{lPPET C()l`l'H
A car with many enihuw
iaslic owners.Convenient
for business or use for n
second family care.Only
$20.00.
..»»..¢` ? { ' --19'>7 x.\~5||~<Fn\\:
f f \I i .;"You know how thi.-ylouk.,.-_@ ~|'~é5!>-..._a popular car sum to
,.=-.=._~gfggg '1 . \ .4+please you...One of our
::4 ,i rlf- f f l " - '/ .2 3 _ : ' "
1928 clu»:vrzoL1-:T C0.xCn-s ee
this curl Inspect its fine duco
finish,its spotless upholstery,its
excellent tires and complete equip-
mmt including trunk.Compare
its unequalkd low price.Act
quickly todny before it'a too late.
Priced for 3 days only---only $140
down.
c l e a n e s t o f f e r s a z $ 1 2 0 . 0 0
d o w n .
19 21 c lmv suzn SEDAN
Grasp this vhance to save
money on a. slightly used4-door sedan.This is a
62 6-cylinder,with new
duco finish, 5 new Good..
year tires,fully chécked
and bears the red "0. K."
tlg.Only $140.00 down.
.¢
1928 FORD MODEL A
SPORT C0UPl°J A Sporty
llltle car with rumble
seal.Has been thorough-
ly rewndilinnad, has new
(i\'?|\- not a scratch on its
body.Sold "wilh an 'O
:lm counts" nt this spechl
sale price-$l3'l.W down.
ms FORD s 1 :nAN_ n¢ -
finish in duoo,5 good
bll lmn tires,uphdatery
vzry nlem.This c a r
o f f m very cheap trlM~
partition.
myaehnénn
|926 CHEVROLET
ROADSTER Re-
finilhed i n blue
duno,5 good lul-
loon th-eg, mnlor re-
eandilloned.One of
the biggest buys we
luve.$45.00 down.
1927 FORD ROAD-
STER A hte |9 2 7
model,with 5 bu|-
loon a i m.Excell-
eni mo to r a nd ra r
end.I f y o u n m a
low priced ur, hurry
$45.00 down.
xszs cmsvxxou-rr COACH
Motor being rfmmlitinneq
in our lhop,5 nur ilres.
Emmiondlly clean indde
Ind ont.Sale price, only
816.00 dawn.
And.m | » b ¢ ¢ m m »_m»ndmmnnmmhi1§a¢un»».I
Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co.A
llilllll DI 11115 yan;-y ls:U16 C211-MJ-DD W Iuvwv quumlcluuua, run.num, NEBRASKA
mqmfmrw l"""'P m l a w
Her mother, Mrs.L.Peterson of
Kansas City is with her.I-Ier
father and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Marshall Petersen left Sunday
morning for their home in Kansas
City after a short atzur in Blair.
.,....1afteragoiteroperation.Mrs.
K.ilian's friends will be glad to
know that she is improving.
Mrs. J. Stapleton went to Craig
Friday and accompanied her dnugh
ter and husband,Mr. and Mrs.
S.R.Titus to Wakefield where
they spent the weekend at the
Harry Stapleton home. Mrs. Staple
ton is spending the week at the
Titus home.
Mrs. Bob Riddle of Lincoln, has'been spending a few days visiting
at the home of friends in the city.
'When she returned home she took
her little dsught/er,Patsy and
Misa Jean Gilbertson who will
visit a t the Riddle home for n
ifew days.
Kirby Cook retumed from Cor-
nell College Thursday after com-lpleting a four year's course and
lreceiving his degree with high
honors.Kirby has taken a posi-|t.ion with the Carpenter Paper Co.
in Omaha, and started work this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mayne and
son, Frederick and daughter, Mar-
jorie of.Council Bluffs were guests
at the Dr. Wm.M.Hnller home'during the Congregational Carni-
val lust Tuesday evening.The
young people stayed over Wednes-
day.
Mrs.R.H.Robinson and little
son,C.J.Jr.of Auburn,Neb.,
came up Tuesday to visit relatives
and friends und to take her little
daughter,Mary home after a
week's visit with her grandpar-
ents.They returned Wednesday
evening to their home at Aubum.
Mrs.Everett Lamb,who has
been in the Covenant hospital in
Omaha for several days, is thought
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Permanent Wave,$'7.50. Allkinds
of beauty work.Phone 197, Mrs
K. A. Pound, 206 E. Colfax.88-Ll
Mrs.George Bruse of Kam:-ar,
lows, drove over to Omaha and
brought her mother, Mrs. Myrtle
Kilian,home from tha hospital
;H1i tyo ! ~B na¢ ~d: e.'1
Blair Service Station
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could bu ilda qtla litytite like
th is-g ua ra nt e ed f o r lif e-J'
to sell in the low-price Hemi
Muchlesa in its price dy for
dm-abilityanddridngeaae,ma1d-
less for handsome apparnnoe and
nun-skid performance.And only
u our store can you ga the apex!
series a1lu»p\1r¢lIne that adds 1
Size 4ply
$5.55
6.35
0.30
7.55
20x4.40
30x4.50
29x4.50
28x4.75
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Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hellwinckel
enjoyed a visit last week from Mr.
August Meyer,and his brother,
Ono Meyer and wile o! Waterloo,
Iowa who were on their way to
Cdilomili.
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The Choicest of eats
will befound in our store
Rib Boil Beef, per lb. - - - 17%c
Hambcrger, 2 lbs: - - ~ ~ - -35c
Pure Lard, 2 lbs. - - - - - -35c
Round, T-bone or Sirloin
Steak, per lb. - - - - -35c
Choice Beef Roasts, per lb.23c
All kinds of Cold Meats in large
.or small quantities.
Coronet Flour, 48-lb. sack - 1.69
Coronet Flour, 24-Ib. sack -.89
$3.25 bags Homestead sulphur
stock salt, Special, bag - 1.00
Ice Cream Salt, 100-lb. bag .95
Sulphur Block Salt for stock .65
Startena Baby Chick Feed,
100-Ib. bag 5.00
Startena, 50-lb. bag' - - - - - 2.60
32-piece Dinner Set - ~ - - - 4.50
Swift's White Soap, 10 bars .39
Royal Lemon, per pkg. - - -.25
LaChoy Bean Sprouts, can -.20
LaChoy Sauce, bottle - - - -.28
Chipso sweet, per bottle - ~.35
Good Cup Coffee, lb. - - - -.25
SPECIAL
Bl&§f`é"i~inl¥
c "'
.»cnrr¥e
Seal brand Coffee for Friday
and Saturday, reg. 50c
seller. Special price - -$ .45
o J 0 S A S
Blair, Nebr.Phones 32 and 33
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Oh, Boy! v im a drive! \Com~
plete se 4 clubs and bag. $5.951
Gamblefg Senior 'T5c Golf Ball 5945.
Repdnts 25c. Blue Ribbon Mltdv
ed Imna $3.85.Gamble Stores,
5th & Broad St., Fremont, Neb. It
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Advertise in The Enterprise.
c. K. Bendorf. licensed embalm-
and undertaker, Blair.Office
hone, 161; res. phone, 133.3-Lf
Mr.and Mrs.E. C.Hunt. and
~n, Emory drove to Fremont last
'duy.
Read the H-ds in The Enterprise.
Furniwe, rugs and floor cover-
ings.Mathew R. Bendori.21-t!
For Sale-25-gallon stone j u .
Enquire Enterprise office.18-tl
Don't forget the Experience
Social at the Baptist church I-`ri~
day evening June20.22~1t
Mrs.Clark Strickletz and Mrs,
Kenneth Tyson accompanied Mr.
Peter Tyson to Omaha Monday.
House for Sale or Ren lionse
1 .
.Fur Sale-Black Raspberries.
Phone Green 202.22-It
Mr. and Mm. Otfo Arp of south
of Kennard,are rejoicing over
the birth of a daughter at their
home on Tuesday, June 10.This
is the first bam.
The; Blair Service Station has
recently begun to give twenty~
four hour service tn afford lane
motorists a chance to fill up wiih
gumline and oil.
Permanent Wave,$'7.50. Allkinds
of beauty work.Phone 197, Mrs
K. A. Pound, 206 E. Colfax.88-Ll
Mrs.George Bruse of Kam:-ar,
lows, drove over to Omaha and
brought her mother, Mrs. Myrtle
Kzlian,home from tha hospital
after a goiter opemtion.~ .
Kilian's friends will he glad to
know that she is improving.
Mrs. J. Stapleton went to Craig
Frederick Koltenmm is the new
clerk in the J.L.Pound haber-
dashery.
C. K.. Bendorf, licensed embalm-
er and undertaker, Blair.Office
phone, 161; res. phone, 183.3-tf
Mrs. A. Clyde Allen is convalesc-
ing slowly at her home at Third
and Lincoln streets.
Misses Vim and Beatrice Foley
dmvc to Millard, Neh. Monday to
amend the funeral of a friend.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hellwinckel
enjoyed a visit last week from Mr.
August Meyer,and his brother,
Ono Meyer and wile o! Waterloo,
Iowa who were on their way to
Cdilomili.
Advertise in The Enterprise.
Highest prices lox' produce. Phone
253.Farmer; Produce Co.33-tl
House for Rem at 217 E. Front
SL.Inquire 401 E. Colfax St..21~1t
Mrs.Anna Stange has been
very ill at her home in this city
but is slowly recovering.
Raspberries and Currahts for
sale.Call Black 399, A. T.Van
DeVem.er.22-It
" " " '" " ' " " " "" " "" " " "" "Mr .an d Mr s .H e n Pe te rs enSu tto n ,eb.Th u r s d a y to vi s i t a n d f a m i ly o f A r li n g to n ,sp en t
he r pa r en ts .d . h h th M " r .Ch ri s K_Be nd or f,Un d e r ta k i n g &:in ?1mnng.e r m o er ,r s
a n d arnl.-ulance servic e.Pho ne s:
offic e, 161; residenc e, 133_29- et]Mr . an d Mr s . Flo y d S mi th e nte r -
»tai ned Mr .an d Mr s .'W m.C o mp -Ma r t i n Ber te ls en a n d wi f e to o k ]1; dinn S u n d a y a t th e Mr s .
th e i r lu nc h o u t i n th e D e S o w f m ?-e r wn e n y o u wa n :letberneads or
envelopes o r sta te me n ts c a ll Th e
Enter pr is e.1~t.1
Mr .He n r y S mi th a n d da u g hte r
o f W i n s lo w,Nob .,we r e vi s i ti n g
re la ti ve s i n B la i r la s t S un d a y .
hi r .Ca r i W o l f f a n d f a m i ly vis-
: A
mo .112,East.Gr a n t St..I n q u i r e
a t Citi zens Sta te Ba n k .2 2 - I t
Miss Mary su-icklert left last
Friday to attend a five weeks
s u m me r sc hool a t Colorado Un i -
ve rs i ty .
W i ll rec eive bi ds o n W .P .
|'Talrrmw et¢...l».....a ¢:»s......_...--m e i n u r s u a y a l t e mo o n nrzm
c lub met. 'W ednesday n o o n o n t.
Mr s .E .S.Be a ty l a w n as gues
o f Mr s .E .M .B e a t y a t lunc heo
A f e w h o u r s o f b r i d g e f o ll o we d
lo vely lunc heon.
Se ver a l c a rs o f Ro y a l Ne i gh h o
n f H 1 4 l n n n l n r r l n r r l v n n n + . .T i m s n h
¢ u ¢ s | \ ;UU UL B " n u J.|J\|»U.l'US U" ,u r vu l u n l u ssl a v n u u s ul v vr . .ld) .lJC \d\w o o d s l a s t S u n d a y .1 - r a m :J e n s e n o m e ._n e u m e n W l f e z n d r f r o t h e r i n t h e b e f o r e J u n 2 t o d a t o a t t e n d t h e B u r t - W a s
________S L J n q é n h | \ n Q n \ fn |u n { \ n n ! H .A n E 3 .~Y
For Sale-6 weeks old White!mr. and MW- T. H. Jacobsen andi§.;;.,;..'.:""" lavurauul ~ vuu:lull ""|22-lf,C. _}_Schmidt. 'I'rustee.'iU8ff0Il county R. N. district meeLeghornrooswrsat154:@a¢h.'fnmily of Irvington. came up on
Phone Green 202.-22-It Saturday to spend Lhe day at the
Mrs. Marjorie Mctzingcr of Fre-parental,Myron hlelzinger home.
mont,.spent Sunday wiLh Blair Mrs. Paul Lowe of Bird Island,relatives and friends.|Minn., is enjoying a visit with her
For Sain-Black and Red Rasp-parents, Mr. :md Mrs. Fred Siert
berries.Phone Black 151.and other relatives.
......, .""s rd I rds binhdaMissLillian Kundcl of Omaha,'cat5;r;;;p:;hl;,aZ;:i;__|| can bg
spent the forcpart of the week at found at The Enterprise of.fice.\
the home of her aunt, Mrs. H. L.Po ula rice.1-rfpr pHellwmckel and famxly.Mrs. Palmer Allen and Pnlmen
Evelyn and Ralph Brown. chil~Jr.are spending a few days at
dren of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Brown Sunnvgidn e l m fn ". h mm . r M,
ing to be held there.The Bla
lodge will put on the Memnri
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen a
companied by nephews,Stanh
Jensen and Merton Kuhr,:Inv
down tn A=h|»~|r:.m.n.., 0- .ag
22-2t
Mr. and Mn. Wm.
Omaha,spent the
Blair, accompanying
M. D. Newell
McCracken of
weekend in
Ernest Tom-
blad to Omaha Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leonard of
Council Bluffs,spent Tueway
evening at the parental,Ray
Johnson home on Washington
street.
A Dunn Permanent gives sat-
|Mrs. Gilfred Garner is confined
to her bed with an attack of ap-
pendcitis.She is reported as a
little improved.
l Mr.and Mrs.\Vill Reeh,Mr.
land Mrs. R.E. Tilden and Mrs.
Frank Jensen enjoyed a fishing
trip at Linoma. Beach last Sunday.
Experience Social.Where?
Baptist church.When?Friday
evening, June 20.Piogram and
of this city had their tonsils re-'
moved in Fremont last Tuesday.
Mr.ahd Mrs.D.Z.Mummert
and Miss Gretchen left early this
morning for the Iowa lakes where
they will enjoy several weeks.
Mr. and' Mrs. Chris Petersen and
two daughters of Friend,Neb.
were guests of his brother, Juliusand wife of this city over Wed-
nesday and Thursday.
und Mrs. Joe Lazure.
Miss Ruth Sappeniield of Idaho,
is here visiting her parents,Mr.
and Mrs.Harry Sappenfield and
family of this city.
Mr. and Mrs.L. J.Wolff and
daughter,Patsy Lou of Omaha,
Ivislted at the Victor Wolff home
Saturday night.
Mrs.Dell Stevens of Fremont,
and Miss Miriam Curtiss of|
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down there.
Mrs.Oscar Guyer ran an ai
vertisement in The Enterprise
short time ago relative w an un
brella that was lost.The 2
brought the desired results ar
the lost article is foun.It pa ;
to udvenise.
U. S. Renne, of De Soto, was
pleasant caller at The Enterpri:
isfuclion and comfort tl
hot days.Call Mrs.I
lnml at Black 259 for up
1 rough
H.Sui
the refreshments.Don't forget to Mrs.`M.
then come.Q9-It is nrnnara Su the r la n d a t B lac k 2 5 9
ki to f i v e vn u a n r mr f
|Homer,Neb., lm vidting for nlvllllll nur. monuy.we Gln:lf¢W dlyl at the Ed Stevens home. F"|'lY n 'Zhu ffm! Mr. Renlle 1i
rpointmcnt.Mr. and Mrs. c. w. nurg und W°'nd§r wavé f;,';§5.; 'A"r;$i pum Permancnts, ringlet @nd=»|?EAf a deep reader and a _got17-H bar .d I qt and is up on the pollticqdaughterMrs, F. D/Rodgers of Kmn and satxsfacnon KUH1'M~ pnoe $5.00.All work guarantee .--mm Mm Iowa snénm last. Tuesdav at nm Wed-16~tf Phone Black 259.Mrs. M. Sum.Is|t\xat|on of the day.fPl.iC& $5.00.
M r s l p n 'W nlfo rq
Mary Stahl of Quincy, Ill.and
Mrs.James Davis of Fremont,
were guests at the E.C.Hunt
home last week.
Emory Hunt, Jr.left for Ft.
Jxnvcnworth, |Knnsas last Satur-
day morning for the Rescue offic-
:r..training camp where he will
be statiuncd for six weeks.
h o m e o i M r . a n d ~ ~A mlscellaneous shower waslerland.16-D
llnms of Fremont given fgg Mrs.GWallace ,,Iy¢;h» for-lurggfi ggm- ¢»?"`5.»ff'1`il'1°`1 gg;l ad 'lll d y.m e s e""§ 3...$"'§ .J "XiZ.§ 2£ ,,§ ;§ '§ %i£ 5.... .¥ ihJ.§2 ; .f°h2¥ *'.? 1Z pntal ln Omaha, and has been at
th h 1 he rs. M dman, returned Tuesday morning ter, Mrs. Bloom.ME., '&'f`enf' c¢h§il'§§ff'r an
fro m a ten days visit with rela-Do you play bridge!The En-tives at Kimball, Neb.terprlse hns a complete new llne Mr. and Mrs. H. D.Wehaland
of Walnut, Iowa returned tothellrJoeLazure and father, Adolph of score cards and place cards. home Monday aher n few days
L?=3f'=_§§°\'f _g fjgvjgé F E W Why not see them?1-mimi: at the Fred rm, »....,...I
Rev.and Mrs. E. J.Hancoc
spent several days last week vlx
ixing ther son and family,Dr
B. G. Hancock in Omaha.Whil
they attended the eight
graduation exercises c
Huncor:k's grandson, Reber
and Mrs. Jack Whitesell 0
there
grade
Rev.
Mr.
Los Angeles,Calif.,spent th
forepart of the week with Mn
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A y e o f Ka ns as Ci ty ,a n d N o r m a
Clai r e Ca mer on of Omah a, ar e vis -
i ti n g Mr s .Thor npso n's pa re nts,
M r .a n d Mr s .Chas.Ha y n e s an d
oth e r r e la ti ve s .
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mlS uli iu um ~t.\»\oMwcB|t;= ' = g ~M r a n d M r s L_D W i c k h a m M r a n d M r s Mo r r i s K v o l s a n d
E'E°° s or SP1'1H!.'S»0 » W o f o an d i ia r mi ly of Te ka mah ,a n d Mr .N .3 :Ni e ls e n o f Belde n,Ne b. ,
a n d Mr s .v .F .S p a n to n o f B la i r ,a r r i v e d M o n d a y a t th e D r . M o r r i senjoy e d the re st. an d c han ge
,g g f v G g . i ? § 2 - . ' i i ' l §3 2 2 3 2 . 2 2 sp en t Sa tur d a y n i gh t. a n d Surxdriy Ni e ls e n h ome f o r a . s h or t vi si t.
a f '_,mor nin g'a t th e C.R.Sp a n to n L u _s a r L o v e r s a s w e l l - - 1 t s g u a r -f a r m h o m e .s t r e p o r t s f r o m t h e b e d s i d e
~~~K a l . ,5 2 8 1 .~b f R R P '.TQNGDB Q i n o u l L . . L L -_
W h i t . e s e l l ' s s i s t e r ,M r s .W a l t e
P e t e r s e n a n d f a m i l y .M r s . ' W h i t e
se ll wi ll be re me mbe re d as Mi s
Ma b e l S mi th , f or me r ly o f th i s c i tj
Mr . a n d Mr s . Ge o r g e Th o ma s o
th is c i ty we r e a m o n g tho se wh~
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" u. uuumuu, "H" r\:\:¢:|1|.|y pur- 5th & Broad Sz, F}emont,Neb lt Miss Emma Bee mt ed'fr;:z ~ """°`°'i nwwc £1185 ne 13 attenqttu me nopevac h a n h P n s m e e d t h ~;. n m e , Q e o r g e ~~" 1 i § H A A ! !u B Y Y ; B n n 1| r | \ . | \u m ~~~R f | . F | ! "f f 3 " l l I \ D ¢ t ¢ |¢ » n ~ .~l e e ~~~P .ren family re
auf; Tekamah
..=..,m m ,»a wnsem men "" W " " " " """' "1 eeiving hermuhefs d§gree in ¢he'ipusy ;|"'-|UK_buildings which i'SI',?.g;f ;Z"5u5"§§"F1f..§°f.'»TZf Univenity of Chicago where she .
Iii §5'i'»ff.'..{.{'1l"°"° the nppelr- bed.Her friends nn hnnlmr nh; hu ntlelldld :chad for the lmlhl
leaving.
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will befound in our store
Rib Boil Beef, per lb. - - - 17%c
Hambcrger, 2 lbs: - - ~ ~ - -35c
Pure Lard, 2 lbs. - - - - - -35c
Round, T-bone or Sirloin
Steak, per lb. - - - - -35c
Choice Beef Roasts, per lb.23c
All kinds of Cold Meats in large
.or small quantities.
Coronet Flour, 48-lb. sack - 1.69
Coronet Flour, 24-Ib. sack -.89
$3.25 bags Homestead sulphur
stock salt, Special, bag - 1.00
Ice Cream Salt, 100-lb. bag .95
Sulphur Block Salt for stock .65
Startena Baby Chick Feed,
100-Ib. bag 5.00
Startena, 50-lb. bag' - - - - - 2.60
32-piece Dinner Set - ~ - - - 4.50
Swift's White Soap, 10 bars .39
Royal Lemon, per pkg. - - -.25
LaChoy Bean Sprouts, can -.20
LaChoy Sauce, bottle - - - -.28
Chipso sweet, per bottle - ~.35
Good Cup Coffee, lb. - - - -.25
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and Saturday, reg. 50c
seller. Special price - -$ .45
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of Blair, who accompanied Leonard
Page and Ed Weiss of I'ittshurgh,
Penn.,to Craig and Uchling'to
visit relatives last week, returned
to Blair Tuesday.
Mr.and Mrs.Richani Nelson
and daughter,Viola.of Orum,
Mrs. L. Atkinson and two childrenofCalifornia,-fean and Nellie
St: \\.\1l \.ll"Suirlay ewningl
." " r ' " n - - _w i l l s o o n b e b a c k t o h e r n o r m a l
health.
The Blair and Ft. Calhoun par-
ishes of the Catholic church held
their anhual picnic at Ft. Calhoun
park on last Sunday.The day
was ideal for a. picnic and every-
one had a fine time.
Mrs. Malvern West and baby of
Herman, have been visiting for a
few days at,the home of Mrs
year.
Donald Newell is working in the
Farmers State Bank through the
summer vacation.In the fd! he
will return to his studies at Nor-
man,Oklahoma where he is tak-
ing a course in geology.
"I-Iigh Society Blues"with
Janet Gaynor and Charles Farreli,
at the Home_ Theatre, three days
tl k , t h l t "\\est's mother, Mrs. U. G. G I us _aee e .as showing;thisarner..ex =mn is leas n th dof this city.Mr. West came down M d§;".in 11 o idg r ediu :ences
and ent Sunda with tl 2 Q o c ow1.\.I.:liwrili nlair, have mccntly*" S "s \J :h iem.Mrs.E1-vc Halle:and Elmer
|.\|l .. r:\. :QL lgus stove and plant..' rs.uixnh enicnh as so ""| Rathbun o f Beaver Crossing,
ll|l.l1i||~ :i rc e njo yi ng a ll uw;'"'P'°"°'*in ealt 1 at she 'Tas brought Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heller..able to be taken from the hospital 1 ..lcneure .ind comfort of cooking t h.h d H |home last 'lueiulziy evening.|l.\;\'
with gas during the hot weather.0 "r ome yester '3l»'-°"|l\a\e h
\i£1II»I\ ill tl.~Chris Larsen home.
Mr. :mil Mfr. M. Sutherland who
u BQ u a i n l f 1f.... ......l.. 1¢nr .. _l d a u g h t e r ,.nI2S.A d o l p h V 0 3 5 H i l t i F - -I - - B e f - \ v " 3 - 1 '"" E e a e r
-=-r-Ill ' -mia lcr "=""'="'lMr. Voss will stay with her for anesduybs''""~°for Leech Lake, time until lhe is stronger.
Minn. where he hopes '° "'?5°¥ "|Menon.and Mesdnmes c m
couple of ""°F"' of good """'?"'-sehmiaa, Walter Gutsehow, 1='hili|»
Ile hi" 1;'°""=~;",*° 'gp 21° "|'i';'o'1|m=1.,..and L. c. Klopp made
m e oroe n orm a o e51.l|.t|r' in the piscatorlal art.-UP tt plcme ports' £0 8° down tor ~ .P a k l t S dn 'ft eMr. .md Mrs. E. Tonablad spent ly r na un s tt enoon__.| w re they spent a few hours en-thm \-.»k-end rn Omaha vlsltlnggl 3~-ries a picnic.Tltr3; ltldli in a
nlfln C. J.Latin. {l.ll|.|dauglttela,ghqw at the Orpheum bgfgfg rg.
Peggy Dale and Dotty Lou I New
Iln\°|»n-f'.nnn lu...I _"E ___,Edgar Rose. who lun iw... lm.-Inn
uevamng ann ucnuyler tor a fewlweeks.
Mrs. P. C- Allen entertained UIQ'
young married ladies bridge clublastThursdayafternoon.Mrs.
Alden Richlrdson * of Glendale,
Calif., fonnerly Helen Rathman of
this city, was a guest.Mrs. Don
S°=;=f=won first prime, Mrs.C.
»K.endorf, eut and Mn. Riolmrd-
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Orexznn whnn-.L..'ete1sep Machine | for ~
authorized liar tli he i| \ § ' i{ e ;: {
Lamrsen, deceased, I0 sell the \{'|:st:.
Inlf o f thu, Northenst quafter of
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will befound in our store
Rib Boil Beef, per lb. - - - 17%c
Hambcrger, 2 lbs: - - ~ ~ - -35c
Pure Lard, 2 lbs. - - - - - -35c
Round, T-bone or Sirloin
Steak, per lb. - - - - -35c
Choice Beef Roasts, per lb.23c
All kinds of Cold Meats in large
.or small quantities.
Coronet Flour, 48-lb. sack - 1.69
Coronet Flour, 24-Ib. sack -.89
$3.25 bags Homestead sulphur
stock salt, Special, bag - 1.00
Ice Cream Salt, 100-lb. bag .95
Sulphur Block Salt for stock .65
Startena Baby Chick Feed,
100-Ib. bag 5.00
Startena, 50-lb. bag' - - - - - 2.60
32-piece Dinner Set - ~ - - - 4.50
Swift's White Soap, 10 bars .39
Royal Lemon, per pkg. - - -.25
LaChoy Bean Sprouts, can -.20
LaChoy Sauce, bottle - - - -.28
Chipso sweet, per bottle - ~.35
Good Cup Coffee, lb. - - - -.25
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p r o b a b l y a n o t h e r o p e r a t i o n a s s h o
ha s no t be en fo ei in g so we ll i ately
I1I.|I:1»i¢::i :WC ho p in g she wi ll
}:.1\-:.»»~rn-us tro ub le a n d c an
:~1»~rz iw Emma aga in.
D r .:uni Mr s .J .V .Hi n c h ma n
re tu r ne d F r i d a y f r o m the Sold iers
H o m e a t Gr a n d lslarui an d ar e.
accprqng to the Dr., home to stay
Mrs.Minerva Carter and hm. _. . - "| u . . »so n.D u d =y , who ha s been teach-
i n g a t B ne College,Ok la ., lef t
Tu es da y f mj S o u th D a k o ta wh er e
th é y wi ll me e t th e i r s o n a n d bro-
th er ,Do ug la s a n d a H. w i l l enjoy
xmnua, s. n. last s\ma¢§E£5£n1»f§
gfter a holt visit with Blair mela-
mu. |nmnles sister and husband.Mr. ami Mrs. 0. M. Ireland.
Wm. Shank and grandson, Mar-
ion Summers drove in Friday
from Marion, Iowa for a short
visit with Mr. Shank's niece, Mrs.
V.0.Ireland and family.Mrs.
Shank, who had spent the week
at the Ireland home, retumed to
Marion with them Monday mom-
ing.
Earl Jensen, who is confined fo
his bed with a siegu of typhoid
lever is reported as setting along
as well as could be expected,the
lever having to take its course.
I-Ie is at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jensen and has
a tnined nurse and everything is
being done to make him as comfort-
'ahle as posdble.
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`Plge$x -THE EN'1'mu>n1=r=~Blair,Nebraska.June 19, 1930
T H E KENNARD NEWS 1
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. Giibcrt S. Lambert
ow Endorses Szu'gon
adding the last layer of bxitilc ~
Bake in a slow oven nt 325 F '
a. su~ ~ ~w u v f s w a n P H I E E S
Slewed App la Supreme
Little md cinnamon candies
Scotia -Work of resurfacing Mr.and Mrs.Henry Plugge and
graveled streets nearing comple-family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom French
tion.[and Margaret- and Al Hansen of
Ncligh-Antelope Counu-y Club Fremont,were Sunday dinner
grounds beautilied.\K"°5"of Mr.and Mrs.Charles
Minatawr.A ~ x Cleaners ~.- Gonsch at Washington.
erson called on Hans Svogwrson'Kuhd~r._donh Sunday.S a g ;n; " ;' ; ;n g kM s Wulf d|Mr._and Mrs.Henry Wnch,Ann? Voss is assisting with th
Chudrcn and ]\h,;,_ Roch spent s€;I_,§;ol1st:r|;1d Rayrncfg were Sun-housework at the Pete Wolff hom
gay evening nt the Albert Nelson O m Wrichogzmevm rs a t the Mabel Kniep is assisting wi
ome.'Cat '_..(lv:h~se work a t the An~
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a s u g a r a n d wa te r s y mg d a n d b f n i l'
B? ° ' ° " ' ? ° "t h e n c o o k p a n p r q C a t t l e W e a k 1 5 - 2 5 o L o w e r
n r t h i s r o s e - c o l o r e d W N D u n t i l
b e n d e r ,t u r n i n g t h e m f r e q u e n t l y .- ~ T o p ~
W h e n done,th e c enters m a y b e
f i n e d wi t h c hopped rai si ns a n d
nu ts , an d a ma rs hmallo w plan ed o n
to p to b e me lt e d i n th e o v e n b v
fore serving.Penuche Frosting Well Worth
Using
Penuchc frosting is worth .the
trouble it requires to make it.
Mix 1 cup of brown sugar, 'A
cup ol granulnted sugar,%cup
of milk and 1 tablespoon of but-
ter and cook slowly until the mix-
ture forms n soft boblwhen tried
in'cold water.Rem e from thefire, cool slightly, add a speck of
salt and beat until creamy.Then
add from ls to 'A cup of chopped
nuts and pour over your cake.If
you bent too long the frosting will
harden like candy and if you do
l
Inot beat until it looks creamy it'
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A 10-150 DROP IN HOGS
lsllht Bocelnts o l Sheen m d
Lambs.Market Strung to 25c
a l u m - - n s h m b l $ll.00@
12.00 Feeder!ss.onoa.2s.
Med sheen sown.
Union Stock Yards.June 11,
|930-A liberal nm ol cattle 1o.sou
heed showed up lor the opening
dl? ol the week md the market
wss very sluggish with bids und
snlcs weak to 15@25c lower than
Friday.Some ol the best steels
on sale brought around $12.oou
12.10.Cows and helters were also
lower while smokers ond feeders
were not lar trom study.Quotations on Cattle: Choice to
prime 1 yearllngs $l.l.50@12.50:good to choice ywilnzl s1o.25o»
1l.50; fair to loud vmrllnss $9.25
uunatav.Apex Cleaners open-}ed for business in Townsend build-
mg.1
Scribner-Swimming pool open.;
ed to public recently.5
Lincol..Ttate Board let con-,
tracts for graveling 54 miles of
highway in northeast Nebraska.|
Scribne,:Seven streets to be
graveled by citizens.I
Neligh-Union Store purchased,
building of J. J. Melick estate and
will improve structure for their
use.»~1g
Grading on Mitchell-Agate high-
way started.T
Neligh-Barnes Cafe on No n l f
Main street sold to M. Degaillez.
...,. . . ......,......Ted Peterson spent the week nd
with his parents,Mr. and MrsNels Peterson.Mr. und Mrs. Stuart Tallman ol
California, spent several days lnsl
week visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. E
Peterson and family.
Vers Nelsen is spending a fem
days with Opal Wright.Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Sams vis-
ited friends in Kennnrd Sunday
The benefit dance given at the
Jolly Bunch pavillion last Satur~
day night was well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Harper and
family have moved into the va-eam. section house.
Margaret French ot Fremont
spent Sunday with her parents,
lllr. and Mrs. Tom French.g Cleamnter "itize:ls State Bank
're-organized and opened its doors
for business.~ ~
K E N N A R D N E W S Those who helped Miss Frances
Kronbergdaoelebrnte hcrllth ;»,;;~h-
M _~day Mon y were Rose Wu rn....;..2?"..ll'?..l"¥i §'3.?.fi'§'§;2'i.n=»f»e Peteisen,Rhoda mmpekef
day evening,after having 5pe,,t|'1`wyla Kronberg, Phylis Andersen,
me vmnk.4>ml m nm n..»..»A", Ennn Nelson, !¥m=P`=¢v¢h.Eve-
1|s p e n t T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n w i t h l n u U I 1 u i | . y W I \ ( : 1 ¢a n g 1 3 w o ; k i r x g 3 [ | \ . , l 1 r 1 5 w I l 5 B R I I P I I K :a m m l n .v u u r
C h f i k f i h n Q u n f v a i a n n n i 1 . L _a l e t h i !E I I Y H Q \ f n n 1 u n n n n n | l l | Q . | » \ " \i i l ~
Svogexson ho~c.~
Mr.and Mrs. Fred Nelson and
children spent Sunday at the
~s n~ ~nsen ome.Sunday afternoon visitors with
Hans Vogt were Mr. and Mrs. L.
D.Lauritsen,Carl, Johann, Geo.,
Rena and Herman,Mr. and Mrs.
Wm.Wulbem,Rosie and Willie,
Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vogt..
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen andinrnily spent Sunday evening at
the Art Jensen home.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogerson
visited at the Nels F.Lnurltsen
home Sunday afternoon.
Sundny aftemoon viistors with
Hans Svogerson home were Mr.
and Mrs.Magnus Johnson nmlMaryPayne,Mr.and Mrs.Nels
Swanson and family.Mr.and Mrs.Soren Wolsrnann
and children spent Sunday at Ed
Nelson's in Blair.
John Vogt.had cattle on the
market Monday and he also went.
to Omaha to see the stock sell anddo shopping.
Little Miss Lila Wolsmann,small daughier of Soren Wals-
mann's had he; tonsils removed atArlington Mon ay.
Hana, Alma and Hurry Svoger-
non spent Sunday evening with
Mr.and Mrs Fred Nelson and
family.
.PEACEFUL HILL
Miss Evelyn Knowlton,who is
attending summer school at I-`re~
mont, spent the' wekend at theH. C. Kuhr home.
Miss Marjorie Kdu' spent Wed-
nesday and Thursday with MissEvelyn Knowlton in Fremont.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Wrich vis-
ited at the Pete Rasmussen home
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kuhr, Jack
and Rd p h visited at the Lbs.
Naeve home Sunday afternoon.
Sunday aitemoon visitors at the
Clnus Wxigg home were: Mr. ChrisWrigg and dsughvers,Mary and
Alma,and Lilli an, Clara, Mme
and Gus Kahnk.Mr. and Mrs.I-I.C.Kuhr a ndMr. and Mrs. Henry Kniep visited
at the John Kuhr home un BlairThursday ewning.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hansen andfamily of Bennington and Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Martens and family of
Fremont,were Sunday afternoon
visitors a t the August Knhnk
home.Evening visitors were Miss
Evelyn Knowlton and Marjorie
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"For over two years I suffered
with chronic stomach trouble and
constipation that I was unable to
correct with ordinary medicines.
My appetite failed, I couldn't sleep
and I was losing weight rapidly.
I had frequent biliary attacks
'hen my complexion became yel~
low as if I had jaundice.v
"The Sargon treatment appealed
to me because of its scientific
background.Three bottles taken
with Sargon Soft Mass Pills over-
mme my troubles,and I a m ih
kticr physical tone than in years."
- D r .Gilben s.Lambert,well
h w w n retired physician of San
The Stewart Phannacy, Agents.
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Deviled Ham in Rice
Cut thin slices from cold cooked
ham about 'ri inch thick.Make
I paste of broad crumbs and pre-
pared mustard. Spread paste light-
ly on both sides of the ham slices
and arrange them in the center of
a fireproof platter,overlapping
the ham slices about one inch.
win oe sucky.Chocolate Cake
Two cups light brown sugar, '6
cup butter, 2 eggs, teaspoon van~
illn, 1 cup sour cream, level 'tea-
spoon soda,lscup cocoa; fill cup
with hot water, let cool,add to
mixture 2% cups sifted flour, 3°-
s n bakin wder,inch sa t.poo m.'f.»,'l'i» Punch
One quart rhubarb, 1 quart wa-
ter,li cup orange juice, 4 table-
spoons lcmon juice, 1% cups Sugar
sYl'\lP, few grains salt, 1 pint mln-
eml water.Cut rhubarb in small
piccrr, cook with water until fruit
is soft.Strain.through double
thiclmcss o f cheesecloth,add
orange juice, lemon juice.sugar
syrup and salt.When ready to
serve pour over a cake of ice ln o
punch bowl, add mineral water and
allow to get very cold.Makes 8
glasses; 24 punch glaasa.
Try Baked Banuns with Seasoning
Bananas sliced crosswise are de-
licious when sprinkled with aalt,
sugar, cinnamon and a Iew drops
of lemon juice and baked in a
moderate oven until tender and
nicely browned.(About 15 min-
utes.)
WASHINGTON NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bracsch, l\lr.
Surround this with a border of and Mrs. Henry Tictgen, Mr. and
rice, prepared ns follows:Mrs. Henry ¢K.nicp, Mr. and Mrs.
Francisco.
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one tablespoon finely chopped pi-|Albert Sunds wen:picnicing at
010.253 common to fair yearllnus
;e.2s@9:s: mm yen-ling: $1.50
ous: cholce Drlme heavy bcevca
si2.oo@1a.oo: choice prime handy
steers $11.75 6 l2.'l5;|0010 to
choice handy men $l0.'l5011.'l5;
good to choice heavy steers $10.15
012110: lair to good steers $9.50@
10.752 common to Ialr amen $8.50@s.so: Choice ugh: helfcrs $10.40
010.751 aood w choice fed halter:
suooxocoz fair to Food heiferr
ss.z5@9,5o:common to f m ted
heliers $'1.oo@s.25: but shippingcows $B,'l509.15;.|ood. choice red
cows $'1.50@8.'l5:fair to good cows
ss.ooo~1.so:cutters |5.oo@5.ss:
cmners sa.1a@4.zs; beet um but-
cher bulls t6.5om.so: native bol-
ozna bulls $5.'l5@6.75:common
light bulls $5.ow5.'1s: veal calves
so.oo@12.50: heavy calves $1.006moo:trashy calves s$.ooos.oo:
!;0nd to choice stocker: $l0.t'0f\\
1135; (slr to good stockers 58.504,10.00: common to tsl:rtoclcers
s'1.oo@s.so: mm :rockers $5.50
@8.'l5:Kood to choice feeder:
$9.'l5@1l.00: hir £0 Bood feeders
$B.5009.'15: common to mr reed-
era s1.ooos.so; stock cows ss.2s@
6.50:apex helferu 86.50@8.00;
stock steer calves $9.00@12.00;
stock helrer calves $8.50010:>o.
LOWER PRICES FOB. noos
with 1a,ooo Irexh hogs Mondayand rather bearish reports from
other markets the trade was slow
with Drlces ranstns from weak m
l0®l5o lower than Saturday,Trading was IAPKBB' at s spread of
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Jeanette Hedelund is spendingtheweekvisitingrelativesin
Omaha.
Mrs. Henry Drevson and daugh-
ter,Mrs.Henrietta Myers,wcht
m Lincoln Tuesday morning me
spend the week visiting in the
home of their daughter and sis-
ter, Mrs. Lydia. Chadley.Mr.and Mrs. Jim Pounds ofBlair,spent Sunday with Mrs.
Pounds parents,Mr.and Mrs.
Bert Leonard.
Miss Eldora Dempsey of Omaha
agent Saturday and Sunday vis~
i tmg her parents,Mr.and Mrs.
Jack Dempsey.Mr.ahd Mrs Jesse L .Schroe-
der and _son,Richard of Omaha,visited with friends here Saturday
Mr.and Mrs.Ralph Widener
have moved into the M. P. Larson
s w nmy -Mr.and Mrs. Paul Barry vis~iled Mrs. Cashman Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs.Hans Jorgensen,
Opal and Ima were Sunday din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
French at Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Ward and
Corrine of Omaha, were guats of
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ward and Mr.and Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaum, Sun-
ay.Mrs.Inna Schumaker returned
from Wyoming Friday evening.
The Dorcas Club met at the
Henry Jensen home last Thursday
afternoon.
Ella ioautrup had the misfortune
to apraxn her ankle Wednesday.~ and Mrs. Elmer Andreascnglslted at Chester Rosenbsum's on
lyn Andersen, Christine Svogerson
Mrs.Frank Jnhnel,Mrs.Torvel
Andersen,Mrs.Anna Carlsen,Mrs.Byron McDondd,Clyde
I-`renc.h,Harlan Petersen,MerrillAndersen, LaVern Cunningham and
Wm.Cunningham.Frances rceivcd many nice gifts of which
she will have for remembrance.
The afternoon was spent playing
games after which Mrs. Kronberg
served a delicious lunch to theguests on the lawn.
Tuesday evening visitors at the
Henry Jensen home were Mr. and
Mrs.Anhur Jensen and Arline.
Mr.and Mrs.Harry SwansonandfamilyhelpedMissAlma
Swanson celebrate her birthday onTuesday evening.
Wednesday afternoon visitors at
the A.W.Svogerson home were
Mrs. Alben Nelson and girls.
Mr. and Mrs.Peter J.Nelson
and Ted Nelson w l e d on Fred
Nelsona Tuesday evening.Wednesday evening vi si wn attheFred Nelson home were Mr.
and Mrs.Alfred Svogerson and
Mr. and Mrs.Albert Nelson and
family.
Miss Ella Jensen entertained
the Dorcas Sewing Club at herhomeThursdayafternoon.Al l
members but two were present and
three visitors.The next meeting
will be with Mrs.Lloyd Jacobs,
June 26th.Thursday morning callers at the
Wm. Wulbem home were Mr. Al~bert Pemrsen and children.
Thursday evening callers at the
Alfred Svogetson homo were Mr.and Mrs.John Frazier and w
The evening was spent lisu:ng
the utmost value obtain-2
ab l e i n a. l o w-p ric e d '
washa! Of latest,
modern design throu
gm, this Haag Model I
Bellsatapricewithintho
m¢h°fmyp°&¢umk. Itswpméummsnma.
evayrapect. Its thoroughly proven wading primipl,
Sunday.~
Mr. and Mrs.Ray Casey are the
parents of a baby girl bom Mon~
day evening.
Mrs. H. C. Blaco enbermincd sev-eral ladies at a luncheon at her
home Monday afmrnoon.
Mrs, Clyde L. Rosenbaum work-
ed at tho post office Tuesday asher mother was ill.
Gretchen Ha ll spent Tuesday
visiting in Blair.
Harriet Hall and Olive Holmes
were in Fremont Monday.Mrs.Sam Hhll and Florence,
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to the radio,as the Schmelling-
Sharkey fight was broadcast.
Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Monson
spent Friday evening at the Harry;
Swanson home.|
Mrs.Alfred Svogerson spentSaturday aft/emoon with Mrs. Artl
Jensen.lMr.and Mrs. Harry Swanson
and family spent Sunday after-
noon with Mr.and Mrs. Arthur
Jensen and family and the eve-|
ning a t the Alfred Svogerson
home.'Henry Jensen and Alfred Svog-
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mento. one tablesnoorffinelv ¢h¢m-|Shennndoah and Arbor lodge Sunpod onion which has been cooked
in a little butter for five minutes,
and one'lnrge tomato,chopped.
Add just enough stock to moisben.
Season with salt nnd a dash of
cayenne.The rice must not be
too moist. or it will not hold its
shape as n border.Dot ham with
small bits of huttc r md place
under moderate broiler flame to
brown
Scalloped Salmon
1-lb. can pink or chum salmon,
Vx cup of fine dry bread crumbs;
1 teaspoon butter, 1 heaping table-
spoon flour, 1 pint good rich milk.
lda .|le.. Tietge Reynold Ulmer and
'Howard Chri;nscn drone w Blair
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs.Dodsen of Fre-
mont,visited at the C.V.Shu-maker home one day lust week.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chnsien-
sen was on the sick list severaldays last. week.1
Mrs. Glen Jefferson and daugh-
ter,Gwendolyn of Omaha,spentMondayat thc w.A.Kerswtter
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Knudsen and
family and Miss Dagmar and
Louie Petersen met a number of
the Petersen relatives at Hummel
FAT LAMBS:Range lambs.
zood m choice su.2s@11.'15:ragga lambs, tnlr w :ood smooo
l1.25; nativeLambs,good to choice
$10.75@l1.0|J:nathu lambs,falr
m good s9.uu@io.'15; yearllngs, all
grades s1.oo@9.4o.
FEEDER LAISBS: Watem !d1'S..
good m choice ss.2ws.so: west-
em fdrs.. mr ia wa $'z.zs@a.2s.
EWES:l m ,uood m choice
sa.uo@s.so: fat. Ink' to good $2.25
'fomoz cull and canner ewes $1.00
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add flour mid stir until melted and
mixed but not browned.Remove
fro m fire and slowly add milk
until smooth.Then return to fire
to thicken Ilké cream. Add a little
salt,pepper and papdka to suit
taste.Remove salmon from the
can, remove any bits of bone and
akin,and separate flakes with
fork.Butter a pudding dish, add
a lgyer of bread crumbs, then a
layer of salmon, andiov er with
the dressing.Lastly cover mp .
'with cnimhs and bits of butter and
place in the oven about 20 min<
Utes tn heat through thoroughly
and brown on top.The size of
the baking dish will regulate the
number of layers of salmon and
other ingredients.
\"Challenge" Lemon Pie
Hére's another lemon pie, which
in simply delicious, but necessitates
unusual cure and attention.It
challenges your ability, so we call
it "Challenge" Pie.
Beat yolks of 8 eggs very light.
To this add juice of one lemon and
rind of 2 lemons. 3 tablespoons hot
water,'fi cup sugar and a large
pinch ol salt.Cook in double
boiler until thick.Have whites oi
eggs suffly beauen, add li cup of
wsu' tn them and fold into cooked
mixture.Fill pie shell that has
been previously baked, place i n
oven and brown.
Sliced Orulxa Canadienne
park,near Omaha last Sunday
where they enjoyed a picnic din-
ner.The dance last Friday evening
was fairly well attended in spite
of the stormy weather.Everyone
present. reported a good Lime.Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christen-
sen and family xdsiled at the Jim
Chnstensen home.
g and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr.sn Mrs. Chas. Mlsfeldt and Mr.
and Mrs. Max Klutz were visiting
lat the John Marshall home Sun-
lday evening.
Joe Wsrdell, Perry Glendenning
'and John Kunnemsn were businesscallers in Omaha Monday.Mr.and Mrs. _Wm. Labey of
Omaha, were callers at the JohnKunst home Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs.Chris Shumsker
visited at the Chris Stender home
Sunday evening.
Tekamah - Brick building und:
construction by Melvin Moore ar
joining Eckley Garage.
Arnold - Kirsclmbaum Creamer
Company re-opened station hex
under management of Fred Hibci'
cock.
Teksmah-Tekamah Cooperativ.
Creamery /Cvmpsny installing ma
chincry in new building for mom
Iacture of butter.
Oa kl a n d- A 25-year franchis
granbed in Mid-West Natural Gu
Company to supply this place wit.
natural gas.
Arno ld-W . 0 .Skinner improv
ing Arnold Oil Company sbatlon.
Minatare-Bids opened for con
struction of sidewalks here.
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Helen Klabunde visited nt the Ben
Bergman home Frida afternoon.Miss Agnes Bette sen spent a
week's vacation at the Chris Ma-
thiesen home in Omaha.
Mr.and Mrs.George Bergman
vi1~i¢I;d nr. the W.A.Kerstetter
home Sunday.
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being improved.
Spencer-Library grounds being
extensively improved.
Coleridgw;Bids opened for paint
ing interior of Catholic church
building.
Wausa-Petitions being circulat-
ed for graveling streets in this
town.
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From the ch of a famous
Fnnch-Canadian hotel comes this
sussw-ivn for varying the cus-
tomary sliced orange service.
One orange, sliced, 2 tablespoons
mnple syrup.Place sliced orange
in a glass sherbet dish and cover
with maple syrup.Ingredients
lhould be very cold.Strained
honey may be used in place of
maple syrup if desired.
Scalloped Apples with Peanut
Bri ule
Six large tart apples, one-founh
teaspoon salt, three»fourths pound
peanuv brittle,four tablespoons
lemon jdce.Spread thinly sliced
apples over the bottom of a bak-
ing dish.Sprinkle with salt, place
a lnyer of peanut brittle on wp,
md repeat until all the apples and
md ! u s u s e d .Pom- lemon jules
a n :top layer of apples before
Cffered The eople Of Blair=~ s
$275,000.00
HDR ,THEIR LIGHT ANI) POWER DISTRIBUTING SYSTEM;.
NON°EXCLUSlVE FRANCHISE covering ag,periodglve
of twenty-five years, and have also agreed to lease the Light Plant at fifty dollars
month covering the same period of years.We agree to keep the plant in first c
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$275,000.00 offering distribution systemr'H
Power Rates
in case our proposition is accepted and we are given the franchise, and will at no time charge more for light and power following maximum
schedule, which is the schedule of rates now being charged by the City.This schedule of rates is to be incorporated in and become a part of the consider
which we are to acquire the system as a protection to the peopie of Blair, and is as follows
For the first 15 kw used per month - ~ - - 9c per kw for motors of one horse power and larger For municipal street lighting purposes the fol
thc next 15 kw used per month - - - - Sc per kw month-5.5c per kwh
Next 200 kwh used per month-4.5¢
Next 200 kwh used per month-3.50
Next 500 kwh used pei month-3c
month - - - -Gc per kw RESIDENTIAL LIGHTS
For the next 200 kw used per month - - - - 5c per kw
Excess used per month - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - lc per kw
However, if Ol' Proposition Qs Accepted We Agree
to at Once Put into Effect a Sche/dule of Rates Low
For 60 cp residence street lights burning all
night-$1.15 per light per month
80 cp residence street lights bu
nigh S1.35 per light per month
100 cp residence street lights bu
night-$1.50 per light per month.
used per month-2.75c ming all
Excess kwh used per month 2.5c
Charged Minimum monthly bill-50 cents per HP of mot
RESIDENCE SERVICE, COMMERCIAL SERVIC
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vcrhead street lighting system and
E ANI) POWER sER\'1CE For electric energy used for municipal
First 20 k\\'h used per m onth-Sc per kwh
Next S0 kwh used per month-5c First 5000 kwh uscd per m0nth~1.5c per kwh the lamp renewals
Next 200 kwh used per month-1.5c Excess kwh used per month-2.25c ELECTROLIER LIGHTS
Excess k\\'h used per month-
Minimum monthly hill-$1.00.
the municipal ice 2.5¢ per kwh, the city to own and maintain the
plant clectrolier lighting system and
(Optional with customer)
These Rates Will Mean an Imincdiate Substantial Saving to Every Light and Power
Wé also to furnish the city electricity for the Plant, Ice Plant and Street
from 40 to 60 percent LOWER THAN THE CITY NOW CHARGES ITSELF
stantial the cost of operation of the Water and Ice
and should enable the City Council to greatly reduce of taxes levied
M1". and Mrs.Citizen and Taxpayer.
An acceptance of this proposition will not only result in an immediate monthly
bills, but if the $275,000.00 we are offering to pay for your distributing system i
light
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the bonded indebtedness of city\it WILL REDUCE YOUR CITY TAX RATE MORE
advertisements.We believe thissuggested
that should merit serious consideration
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AN D VICIN ITY
Guests at the Carl Rohwer homeSunday, June 8 were Mr. and Mrs.Wm.l-lc-nrichsen and children of
Plattsmouth,Mr.and Mrs.Hat-
vey.Hoffman of Ashland, Dr. and
Mrs.Louie Henrichsen of South
Omaha and Mr. and Mrs.Harry
Moeller of Gmnt, Nob.The lat-
ter were newlyweds, having been
marded June 4.They remained
rens Saturday afternoon.Joe Lazure and father, Mr. A.l
Lazure rr-tumed Saturday evening
from a few weeks stay at Excel-
sior Springs.Mrs.H. A. Kruse entertained
Thursday afternoon in hondr ofMrs.Mary Richter of Cardwell,
Missouri.
Mrs.Wm.Sievers was hostess
to several ladies at bridge Friday
afternoon.
Mrs.Dorothy Kruse closed afora longer visit, and will also very successful year of teaching
visit other relatives before returrul
Ing to Grant, where they will re-
side for the summer months on a
fa rm with the groom's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Moeller, form~
er residents of this vicinity.
Dr. and Mrs. E. S. B. Ceesaman
entertained at a family dinner
29111 Monday evening in honor of
in Omaha Friday.
Mr.ami Mrs.Leonard White
and family have moved into the
Landis properoy formerly occupied
by Chas. Cleaver.Miss Anita Mehrens spent thei
week-end at the Jacob Sierk home.'
Misses Mary Wray and Jessie
Donahoo accompanied her and
spent Sunday at their homes at
Elkhorn.Mrs. F. E. Amick was summon-
ed to Tekamah Saturday eveningby a telephone call telling that
her mother, Mrs. Bruce had drop-
ped dead suddenly of heart trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bovee and
Miss Ethel were over from Fre~
mont Sunday,visiting Hermanfriends.
The boy scouts are meeting on
Monday evening.They held their
first two meetings at the Masonic
hall but met last Monday eveningat tourist park nnd plnged ball.
They meet there again this week.Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hungate and
children visited Friday at the
Lillie huhlrnan mid ArwildaLowe.|Miss Lorena Buch spent the
~past week in Omaha with friends.
Programs are out for the county
Sunday school convention to be
held at the Pleasant View schoolhouse, June 22.
Mrs.Melvern West and babywonttoBlair Thursday and vis-
ited until Sunday evening at the
home of her mother,Mrs.U.G.
Garner..Melwrn spent Saturday
night and Suhday there.
H. C. Cooper is having an nd.
dition built onto his bathroom and
will install new fixtures.EmilHansenisdoingthecarpenter
work.
A lovely picnic supper was heldi n Tourist park Sunday evening.
'The following folks drove out
Sunday visit with home folks.iholf, Mildred Coulter, Auburn,Neb is spending several days visiting
`'~his daughter,Mrs.Clark Lippin-
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ot' Tekamah were dinner guests on
Sunday at the ho me of Mr.and
Mrs. Chris Jensen.~
Mrs.Fred Peck was a Friday,
afternoon caller at the HarrySmith home.
Mrs.E.C.Lippincott was a
Wednesday dinner guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pounds
of Blair.
Mr.and Mrs. Ted Olsen and
baby called on Mrs.Chris Jensen|
of Blair on Sunday evening.x
Sunday,June 15 was William'
Peck's birthday.He invited hisi
ball team, the Blair Cubs out tohishomei n the afternoon and
treated mem to home-made iceMr. and Mrs. Claus Mehrens at~ Henry Piles home at Arlington. from Omaha with lots of goodcream and angel food cake.Thosetendedthetwenty-fifth W'2ddi\'1B.|'l'liey returned to Herman Satur-Ithmgs to eat and invited sewral nresent were Alis Lindstrom. Gen.
NOTICE OF SHERII-`F'S SALE
A. C. lxbei, Attorney
Ba virtue of an order of sade
issued out of the District Court of
Washington County, Nebraska,and
in pursuance of the Decree of said
Coun in an action therein pending
wherein the Citizens Savings
Bank, of Blair, Nebraska, is plain-
tiff and Theodore Anderson is de
fendant, I will at 2:00 o'clock P.
M. on Monday,the 23rd day of
June,1930,at the West Front
Door of the Washington County
Court House, in the City of Blair,
Nebraska, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash the
report as Executor and Executrix
wit:Tax Lots thirty-four (34)
and forty»five (45) in Section Ten
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Wahington County,Nebraska,in
which you and each of you togeth-
er with others are defendants, the
object and prayer of said petition
is to obtain a decree adjudging
that the plaintiff, Jane Millrons,
is the absolute owner in Ice simple
of Lots 11, 17, and 13, in Weimex-'s
Addition to the city of Blair,
Washington County,Nebraska;
and to exclude said defendants and
each of them from any and all
right, title, interesjplien, clnim or
For that GirI's Summer
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and see our bi g values.
Also fine rayon underwear
and full fashioped hose at
popular prices.
lNSEC'l`lClDES
Lead Arsenate
Paris Green
B E S T Q U A L I T Y
. . Lowest Prices . .
Blalr Drug Co.
FIREWORKS
Oflr Fireworks will not be
on sale until Wednesday
July Second.Bigli ne oi
fresh goods at lowest prices.
Blair Racket Store
._ .l ::g 3_1right, title, interest, lien, claim o
demand iii or to said promises 0
any part thereof and forever quie
ing the title to the same in th
plaintiff and to remove all cloud
from |e title of said plaintiff.
You and each of you one here
by required to answer said pc-ti
tion on or before the 28th day o
July, 1930, or said petition will |
taken as true and judgment rende
ed accordingly.
JANE MILLRONS,Plaintif
21--5L By Maher ml Carrigaall A1.to1'ney.
mrs. Geesnman's bmh nnnivere anniversary of Mr.d Mrs. C. A.Mrs. Mary Nickels rcturneda3i'L°°mi5 in Omaha s turday eve~
Monday evening after a shonnil8'»visit with relatves in Omaha and
lthica, Nob,~
Mrs.Alben Christensenf Mrs.
F. W. Blainkenfeld and Mrs. M. G.Christensen spent Tuesday after~
noon at the Wm. Prochnow home._Miss Catherine Smith is attend-
ing the summer session ai theWayne Normal.
Mr. und Mrs. Carl Rohwer and
daughter, I\li5s Katie attended thefuneralof a cousin of Mrs, Roh-
wer, Mr.Hans Hansen, n former
South Omnhan, who died in LosAngeles, June 4.Services were
held Tuesday ni.2 p. m. at the
Brewer-Kodske Chapel in SouthOmahawithburial in Pleasant
Hi ll cemetery.
Mrs.Detlef Kmse celebrated
her hi nh anniversary Tuesday,
June 10, both aftcmoon and eve-
ning with a large crowd in attend-
ance.Among the out of townguesm were:Mr.and Mrs,h e dDornackenof Kenlmrd,Mr. andMrs.John Domacker,Mr.and
Mrs.Henry Domacker and Mr.
and Mrs.Emil Gottsch of Ben-nington, Mrs. Nick Witt and chil-
dren of Elkhorn.The usual good
time was enjoyed visiting and
with cards.A delicious luncheonwas served.Many more such hap-
Ey gutheringn were wished the
osteas as the guests departed fortheir homes.
Mrs. J. H. Darling and little son
of Lakewood, N. J. have arrivedto spend the greater pan. of the
summer months with her mother,Mrs. Anna C. Roberts.Rev.Darl-
ing will join his family here about
July 1 for a few weeks vacation.
Gus Lage entertained a fewfriendsWednesday, June 11 in
honor of his birth anniversary.
Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Autzen
and daughter of Omaha, visited nt
the Henry I-'ischer home Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. A. E. Benedict of Los Ang-
eles arrived Thursday morning [or
a yiai t with Mr. andMrs. J.W.Tnsler.She left Saturday eve-
mng to visit relatives in Omaha,before returmng to her home.
She will also stop at Deadwood,
S. D. for n visit with Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Walton and family.Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Blankenfeld
and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Christen~
zen yvere supper guests Thursdayevening at the Martin Christensenhome.M_r. and Mrs. L. J.Dey andfamilyattended the graduation
exercises at Lhe Deaf School inOmaha, Thursday evening.
Mlj.and Mrs.Emil Kruse en~
tertmned at bridge Thursday eve-
hmg.There were three tables ofplayers.Mr.and Mrs.Lester
Smith were winners of high score
and Mrs.Wm.Bolln and MahlonSpxcklerwereconsoled.An en-
joyable time was reported.Mr.and Mrs,nlm...m m ...A
here.
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Mr,and Mrs.W lter Goll of
Omaha spent the week-end at the
paternal, Mrs. W. R. Goll home.The l~'t. Calhoun and Blair (Eath-
ulic organization enjoyed a picnic
dinner Sunday in the city park
Mr. and Mrs. Al Sigelberg andchildrenofOmaha,visited rela-
tives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.Carl Rohwcr at-tended the silver wedding cele~
bration of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Anderson at Kennard Sunday.
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Kruse,Jr.
and family were guests at the
Emil Kruse home Sunday after-
noon.
Miss Marie Sierk wus hostess toseveralfellowstudentsof DanaCollege at her home Sunday.:Miss Mildred Ambler spent_ a
couple of days the past week with
Blair friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Trisler spent
Sunday afternoon in Omaha.|Mrs. Mary Nickels has received
the announcement of the marnageof J. E. Blackman and Miss ThenBest of Aurora, Neb.J. E. is the
only son of Mr. and Mrs.E.E.
Blackman and a grandson of the
law W. H. Woods.
Several from this vicinity ag,-tended n dance ar. Irvington Fn-
day night in honor of Tom Dall
and bride.
Miss Edith Cook and Miss Dor-
othy Sievers are planning on leav-ing Friday, June 20, for Boulder,
Colo., where they will attend sum-
mer school.Mrs. Emma Kctehmark, our ef-
ficient telephone opemtor, observ-
ed her binh anniversary Monday
afternoon, June 16,by havin anumber of her friends in to gzip
her celebrate properly.
Dr.C.W.Morrow has been
keeping bachelors hall lately* asMrs. Morrow and children are vis-
iting relatives i n Lincoln andHastings.
The ball game between Ft. Cal-
houn and Kennard on the local
,diamond Sunday was almost a
complete walk away for the visit-
ors. the :core being 16 to 1.We are sorry to now that Mrs.
Albert Suverkrubbe is still con-
fined to her home by illness.We
wish her a speedy recovery.'
HERMAN 'NEWS
Misses Helen and Ethel Bovee
drove over from Fremont Friday
evening.Ethel spent the nightwithMiss Helen Triplett whileHelenattended the shower at the
Godsey home and remained there
over night.
Some of the Lutheran church
people of Blair, held a picnic onSunday at the Lang home south of
town.Mr. and Mrs. G.F. Lowe
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day evening and left the first ofthe week on a vacation Lrip to
Yellowswne Park.
A group of young ladies had aseveno'clock picnic breakfast in
tourist park last Tuesday.Theywere Misses Jessie Donahoo, Mary
Wray, Eledyce and Marjorie God-
sey, Lucile Hancock, and Mildred
Coulter of Auburn, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs.H.B.Cameron
spent last week in Lincoln where
they attended the wedding Mon-
day ewnin of Mrs.Cameron'ssister, Miss ieva Taylor who wed
J.E.Tyers of Pasadena,Calif.
Miss Helen Triplett assisted at the
post office while they were away.
Mrs. Paulsen, who lives with herdaughter,Mrs.Sam Wandell at
Coleman, S. D. came last week for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. JohnLarson.
Nels Jackson was on the sicklist lust week-but is able to beout
again.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Cameron and
Charlene of Lincoln,spent a few
days the last of the week at the
H. B. Cameron home.
Mr. and Mrs.'l'.W.Hungate,
Roger Hungate and Bernard Erb
spent Monday in Omaha visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grandon.
Last Thursday evening, Mr. and
Mrs.Wm.Jensen and Violet o iBlair, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bandur and
Marion June,Mr. 31nd Mrs.EarlFrench and sons went out to the
Taylor French home and helpedTaylor celebrate his birthddy.
Donald Aylesworth of Lincoln,
visited over the week-end at the
Wm. Adams home.
Miss Ruby Cummings, who is in
the Park hospital at Omaha, under
went a minor operation Thursday.She is improving and hopes to
come home in another week.
Dudley Carter and his mother,Mrs. Minerva Carter of Blair, vis-
ited Herman relatives one day last
week.(Dudley has recently com-
pleted his work as teacher in the
Uacone College,Okla.)They left
Tuesday on a vacation trip,Theywillgo to South Dakota where
Douglas is located.
Yellowstone park,
Wyo.to visit Mr.
Carter.
Bert Cooper ofhrated his birthday .
wife prepared a nice birthday din-
ner in honor of the occasion.Mr.
and Mrs.O.L .Hilsinger were
among the guests._Hemming Larson has resignedhis position at the West pool par-
lors and is assisting Miles West
at painting.Officers ol the 0. E. S. were in-
viued to Blair m the regular meeb-ing of McKinley chapter last.
Thursday.Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs.Ben Wachter,Mr.and Mrs, Tom Wakefield, Jr., Mrs,H. L. Swan, Mrs. C. H. Blanchard,
and Misa Caroline Wachter._
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Frem there w
then to CasperandMrs. .lake
Tekamuh, celeSundayHis
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Herman friends to join them.|CampbelI, Carrol Warrick, Waits
Those from Omaha were Mr. and|Gollehon,Wm.Stevens,Melbul
Mrs.Rnben Daugherty and chil-Stricklett, Abe Warrick, Woadro
dren,Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Cheek Svendgnard and Wm. Peck.Hun
and Harry Cheek and family, The and Eugene Husk were visitors.
Herman guests were Mr. and Mrs.There were forty present 4E. W. Burdic, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.Sunday school.The Service See]
Burdic, Dr. and Mrs. A. J.Cam~'ers class won the banner.The1
eron und Mrs. I. Lukéls of Tekal
mah.
Miss Hazel Ryan was a guestof friends at Creston, Neb.from
Tuesday until Saturday.|
Two airplanes were here Sundayu
making flights and taking up
passengers.The landing field was.'
a mile cast of the ranch and many
drove out to witness it.
Mr.and Mrs. Earl French and
children spent Sunday evening at
the Clarence Olson home.
A number of Indies gathered at
thc Mrs. Chris Christofferson home
lust Thursday and organized a
neighborhood club.
Mr. and Mrs, A. D. Anderson and
two grandchildren and Miss Mary
Andersen of Kennard and Mrs.Emma Hoover spent Sundny eve-
ning at the Taylor French home.
Some of the business men willmeet with the Legion boys Tues-
day evening to bake up the matter
of organizing a baseball team.
Presley Roberts and Joe Snider
of Fremont,were Thursday din-
ner guests at the Edgar Skinner
hc-me.
Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Ho m had
as Sunday guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Horn of Omaha and Joe Horn
of Hawaii, P. I.He remained here
for a few days.
DE SOTO LOCAIS
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Harmon
and son, Ghatles, Jr.o l Omaha,
were afternoon callers at theElizabeth Cachelin home Saturdayafternoon.
Mrs, Frank Denig was called to
Lincoln Saturday by the death of
her mother.»
Miss Marjorie Hifieline visited
at the home of her former school-
male,Edna Bouvier in Florence,last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. I{ine~
line entertained the following
relatives at Sunday dinner:Mr.
and Mrs.Herrmm McGill ol Te-
kamah, Mr. And Mrs. Henry Myers
and children,of Manning,Iowa,
and Mr.Solomon Hineline and
daughter, and Misa Margaret Ben-
ning,graduate nurse of LosAngeles, Calif._
Mt.and Mrs. Henry Baker en~
wnained the following guests Sun-
day in honor ol Mrs. R.. P. Peter-
son, sister of Mrs. Baker, who is
here from Milbora, S. D. visiting
and also in honor of Mrs. Bnker's
mother,Grandma Pyles,who is
nearing her 85th birthday.The'following relatives were presentzl
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hineline, Mr.mid Mrs Da w Gnufin nml nm..'
were two birthday collections. \r\were glad to see some of our ol
'members back in their place agai
You are always welcome and v
hope to see an unusual good tun
out next Sunday, it being the dsof the county convention.lf yc
cannot come to Sunday schoc'come some time during the day.
lx nmx SUIT P ER IL S
INVESTORS IN Ol
Washington-Millions of dollal'invested by individuals throughon
the country in Oklahoma oil stocl
will be technically wiped out if tl
Seminole Indian suit for recover
of oil land, filed in that state,
upheld by the courts,Robert l
Owen, chief counsel for the plaix
tiffs, declared.
Owen estimated that $100,000
000 in nil lands are involved.I
his contention is upheld, allthes
lands, originally owned by India!
and now being worked by oil u|
ierators under private capital, wi
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tdbe.
Read The Enterprise for corre4
news.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
ON PETITION r o n
PROBATE OF Wlln
A.C. Debel, Atty.
Washington County,I
I nSTATE OP NEBRASKA
ln the County Conn of
Wuhingmn County. Nebraska.In the Moller of the Estate I
Chris K. Johnson, Deceased:
The verified petition of Soph:Johnson has been filed in tt
County Court of said County, pre;
ing that letten 'I`esta.1'\en\ary d
issue to Sophie Johnson under th
lust Will and Testament of Chri
K. Johnson, Deceased.Now, therefore, notice is hereb
given that a hearing will be haon said petition an the llt h da
of July, A.D.1930, at 2 o'cloc
F.M., and all persons intereste
are notified to appear and ahm
cause,if any,why said Instru
ment may not be proved, allowelnd prabab:d_as the last Will am
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the 6th P.M.i n Washingto
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Said Bale will be made to satis!
a judgment in iavon ol the plair
tiff in the sum of $3775.15 togeth
er with interest thereon at th
rate of 10 per cent per anhum fro:
August 12th,1929, and the cont
amounting to $8.75 and all accru
ing costa, all as provided in aai
order of sale and decree.
Dated at Blair,Nebraska,thi
19th day of May, 1930.
Maurice Mehrens, Sheriff of
Washington County, Nebraska.
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NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
A. C. Debel, AttorneyI N THE COUNTY COURT OlWASHINGTONCOUNTY,
NEBRASKA.Estate of Sophie MargarethJahnel, Deceased.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE:
that Henry Hellwinckel has film
with the undersigned,Count;
Judge of Washington Count)Nebraska, his iinal report as Ex
ecutor of the estate of Sophi»
Margaretlm Jahnel deceased, am
made an application for final ad
ministration and discharge,am
for the assignment of residue 0
estate to such other persons a.are by law entitled to the sumo
and I have set the 27th day o
June,1980,at 10 o'clock A.M.a t my office ih said County fm
the hearing thereof.
Dated June 3, 1930.(SEAL)I. c. ELLER,
20~4t County Judge
LEGAL NOTICE
Maher &Carrigan, Anya
To:Edward Hay;Hay
first and real name unknown
wife of Edward Hay; E. R. Hay
first and real name unknown
-Hay, first and real nam
unknown,wife of E.R.Hay
Peter Huy; Lucretia Hay, wife o
Peter Hay; Edwin R. Hay;
Hay, first and real name unknown
wife of Edwin R. Hay; George B
Lane; Annie Wiemer;Wie
mer, first and real name unknown
husband of Annie Wiemer;hl. E
Noble,first and real name unknown;Noble,first am
real name unknown, wife of M, E
Noble;Mrs. H. P. Campbell, firsf
and real name imlmown; Jeromz
F. Bryson;the unlmown heirs aw
law,devisees,Iejatees,gersanal
representatives and all other per
sons interested in the estates ol
vs' each of the following named per~
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Peter Hay,Edwin R. Hay, George
B. Lane.Annin wa»...».-M I:
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N o b l e ,M r s .H .P .C a m p b e l l ,J e r -
o m e F .B r y s o n ,m a l n a m e s u n -
k n o q v n ;a n d a l l p e r s o n s h a v i n g o r
c l a i m i n g a n y i n t e r e s t i n L o t s 1 1 ,
1 2 a n d 1 3 ,i n W e i m e r ' s A d d i t i o n
t o t h e c i t y o f B l a i r ,W a s h i n g t o n
C o u n t y ,N e b r a s k a ;r e a l n a m e s u n -
Blalr Drug Co
f a mi ly a n d ~~ ~~
son,liohbne we re Th u r sd a y eve-
ni ng vis itor s at the Hen ry . Fi sc he r
ho me .
Mr s .Le wi s Co ok an d c hild ren,
w h o ha ve be e n n t the Gu s K r u s e
h o m€f02 801119 ti|"ll('fnfllrnnfl i n
W m .Pierc e wa s c o n f i ne d to h i s
h o m ms e ve r a l da y s la s t we ek b u t
is be tter n o w.
Mr s .Leo-F a u s e tt wa s c alled to
D e m ? l u s t w e e k b y th e d e a th o f
a sis r.Th e bmi y wa s sh i a p ed to
Li tc h f ie ld Na h Fnr hnrinl.P u n -
Ain: uauxc a r u u n\.A\|||\.\.Au\l|-4 ledat. th e h o me o f Mr s .* Ta y lo r
Fr e nc h la st W ed ne sd ay .
Th e r e wa s a re un io n o f th e
P i le s f a r n i li s a t th e He n r y B a k e rh o me a t D i S o t o Su n da y .Th e J .
M .H u n g a t e f a m i l y o f S c o t t s b l u f f s
l ) . n n n n v v " a n n u m n h . r |M |n n r i
i ly ,Mr .a n d Mr s .W a lte r Gu s ti n
an d s on , Mr. a n d Mr s . W m. Gu s ti n
a n d f a mi ly ,M r .a n d Mr s .Ro b e r t
Peters on a n d f a m i ly o f O m m ,
F r e d Pete rson a n d son,F r a n k
Gr ee n a n d Mi s s Ste lla W e st o fi o m n h n M1 an d Riva Ihiflin l¥Ml_
xestal
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I' said estate be granted.
ness m y ha n d a n d Of fi c i a
.his 1'Tth da y of J u n e ,1930
L)1 . C . E L L E R
Co u nty Judge.
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mor nf ii g.Q
Mr s .Le na A mb le r o f Oma h a ,
5902113 Thnrsmlay af te rn oo n a n d
e"'¢l1}f\$;wi th h o me fo lk s.
Mi ss Gla dy s B iven s, d a ug hter o f
Mr . a n d Mr s .Fr e d p ivc n s , f o r me r
F6S}df!nts.of th i s plac e b u t n o w
*"f31d{!1E' m Oma h a , wa s un i te d i n
ma r n a g e to Ra y Co ur tn ey a t a
p r e tty ho me wed di ng a t 4 p m.
§ g g § d » > ~Mr s .Ge rtr ud e
o n o s a c e ,w a sa t t h e ~M P G !f ~ f f . . § . 'f
era l se rvic es we re h eld thc lr e Su n-
da y .Mr .Fa u se tt an d sons le f t
Sa tu r da y to atten d .
Mr s . J .M .W e s t enter ta in ed a t
di nn er Fr i da y ,J u n e 1 3 i n ho no r
o f her da u gh ter ,J un e,Mr s .Gu y
Benne tifs,seven te en th bi rthd ay .
Tho se present inc luded Mr .a n d
Mr s .Be n n e tt, Mr . a n d Mr s .0 . A .
J o h ns o n, Er n es t an d Ma lve rn W e s t
Su p t.Seney ,wh o ha s been a t
th e head o f th e De c atu r sc hools
th e pa s t thr ee y ea rs,wa s c a lli n g
On lI|9|I'l|l$l"h fl";¢\n|¢1§'»irlmr U n
ltu ac tlla ly naaluu\u n llu #uh " " " |Mr s . A . R. Ha rp e r a tte n d e d .
Mr . a n d Mr s .H. C . C o o p e r h a d
a s di n n e r g u es ts S u n d a y , Mr , a n d
Mr s . H 0, . Co o pe r a nd f a mi ly .I n
th e afber noon th e y a ll vis ited ali,
th e J . T. F i tc h h o me .
T o m J ac ks on le f t Mo n d a y a.ft-
ern oo n fo r Ho t. S pr in gs , S-D .
W alla c e Fi tc h ,so n o f M r .a n d
Mr s .J .T .1-' mn o f He r ma n ,a n d
Mi s s Gla d y s Gi lli a m o f B la i r , we r e
ma r r i e d Sa tu rd a y ,J u n e 14 a t
D a ve n o r t I o wa Th e g r o o m w a sll i . . , l . .L . . . _L y n - .n n r l L a n
ers on o f W e llf ell
Mr s. J en se n a n d
mo n t,M r .a n d M
o f A r li n g to n ,M r
Ha r p e r ,Rosemary
a n d V i o la Mi lle r zI w e s t ,a ll o f He
| M r s .A l K i n g a m
a n d Mr s .A n g u s
son o f Te k a ma h ,
F r e d Mu l le r a n d
Gr ee n o f Bla i r ,H
Ro c k p o r t, Mo . , Mr
lIltnnrnhn nnrl Funni
:,Neb.,Mr.and
daughter of Fre-lrs.Henry Pyles
. and Mrs.Ross
r Hunnan, Roma
md Mrs. Clifford
rman,Mr.and
:I grandson,Mr.
t Anderson anaMr.and Mrs.son,Mrs. Chas.
Lenneth West ot. and Mrs. Jesse
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LEGAL NOTICE
COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Estate of Mary S. Minard,De~
ceased.
NOTICE IS c1vEN..rn the cred-
itors to appear before me at Uv:
County Court Room in Blair,
Nebraska,on the 11th day of
July,1930, and on the 13th day
of October, 1930 at 10 o'clock A.
:B .L a n e ,A n n i e W i e m e r ,M .E .
N o b l e ,M r s .H .P .C a m p b e l l ,J e r -
o m e F .B r y s o n ,m a l n a m e s u n -
k n o q v n ;a n d a l l p e r s o n s h a v i n g o r
c l a i m i n g a n y i n t e r e s t i n L o t s 1 1 ,
1 2 a n d 1 3 ,i n W e i m e r ' s A d d i t i o n
t o t h e c i t y o f B l a i r ,W a s h i n g t o n
C o u n t y ,N e b r a s k a ;r e a l n a m e s u n -
Blalr Drug Co
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as a graduate of the Ft. Calhouh
hlsh school and her friends herewishthemmuchhappinessand
suwess in their married life. Theywill reside in Omaha.Wm. Wolff of Gresham, Neh., abrother of Mrs.L. J. Dey,spent
Fhdfiy night at the Dey home.
.Miss Came Manley invited in a
number of friends for Friday evo-
...,_,...._....._.._..,. ......,...ewillbesuperintendentofthe'
schools at Gretna next year.
H. C. Cooper received word fromOmaha Saturday that his nephew,Emory Beyers of Pender, had had
one of his legs amputated belowthe knee.The other limb was am-
putaled at the hip a number of
years ago which makes the casedoublysad.ning, to honor her brother, Jnhnl Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Barge werewho hadym retumed from Colo- guests Sunday at the Fred Storyfldo Springs, Colo., where he had home at Tekamah.been graduated from high schuol.|Mrs.L.W.Crumbsugh and
A v ery enjoyable time was re- daughters, Ramona and Wands are
ported.
!Mr.dand Mrs. F.
o Si ney N b .h h ~ting Qeaiivés w o me be
three weeks, left
ing for Minnesota
W. Blankenfeld spending a few days with relatives
at Emerson, Neb.Mr and Mrs E P Han n aren.....se -here the past rived home the last ol the week.turday momlfrom their wedding trip which took
where they are them to the west coast.planning oh spending the summer'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bandurleftl
months.the iirat of the week for a vacation
Wm. and_Otto Frahm left Sat- sightseeing trip to the Black Hills.urday morning for Lake Oirob¢jl_|Miss Evelyn Andersen of Blair,They were H¢¢0§nPanied by Dr. came last week to look alter the
and Mr E. T. Jw and little son household duties at the Korshojof lilatr, who will also enjoy a va- home.
cation at the lake for a short'Eleanor and Harold Loos of
time.|Denver, came Sunday for a visit
Mn. D. W. Marr left Saturday at the Ben Wanhter home Mr
called there by the death of her ha and met them.
morning for Bloomington,Neh.,'and Mrs. Wachter drove ia 01nal;
brother's wife.l Ivan Rutledge is home from
_Egivvxn Cachelln attended the Omaha where he has comnlatad
Dorn on u num near new and haslived here his entire life eatcept a
year's residence in California.He
has been operating a farm east of
town with his father.Mr.and
Mrs.Fitch will make their home
on the farm.The best wishes oil
all are extended to them.D. E. Cummings spent Thursday
in Omaha,visiting his daughter,
Ruby at the Park hospital.,
The trains have changed time.The new table went into effect
Sunday.Northbound at 7:26 a. m.and 3:06 p. m.Southbound 11:48
a. rn. and 7:09 p. m.Sundw' the
train goes north at 7:26 a.n.,goihg as far as Emerson and re-turns to Omaha, due here at 11:48
a. rn.Waldo Hancock shipped seven
cars of cattle to the Chicago mar-
ket Sunday..
Mrs. Elmon West was a patient
at an Omaha hospital from Mon-
day until Saturday receiving treat-
ment._The following relatives enjoyed
dinner Thursday at the L. I-'. Hil-
dnger home: Mr. and Mrs. T. W.
Hungate, Roger Hungate and Ber~
nard Erb of Ryder, N- D.. Mr. andMrs. J. M. Hungate and daughtersof Scottsbluffs, Mr.and Mrs. O.
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BENCH NOTES
Mr, and Mrs.Gene David and
children spent Wednesday evening
visiting with Mr. and Mrs.Fred
Moller of Calhoun.
Mrs.Dora Sumter and Leon
were Sunday evening visitors at-the Ted Olinger home.Mr.and Mrs.E.W.Blomberg
and Mrs. Etta Weeden of Omaha,
-were callers at the Jonas Blom-
berg home Saturday a!ternoon.
Mrs. E. C. Lippincott and Ruth
and Mrs. Clark Lippincott and
baby drove to Lyons, Neb. Thurs-
day and spent the day visitingMr. and Mrs. Lars Weber.
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Koenig
and famil visited Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Myatzen Sunday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Harold Lautrop
and Jean and Mr. and Mrs. ClydeHansenandBobbiespentWed~
neaday visiting at the Alfred Han-
sen home..Mr. and Mn. L. G. Haller anddaughters and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
R.Blomberg of Omaha,Mrs.
Stuart L. Brown of hos Angeles.Califomis and Edna and Lloyd
vI
Il
M.for the purpose of examin~
ation,adjustment ahd allokvarlce
of claims.All claims not filed on
or before the l l t h day of July,
1930 will be forever barred.
Dated this 16th day of June,
1980.
(SEAL)I. c.ELLER,
22»4t County Judge.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
A. C. Debel, Attorney
I N THE COUNTY COURT OFWASHINGTONCOUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
Estate o I . F rl n k F.Warrick.
Deceased.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
tha t A.C.Debel has filed withthe undersigned, County Judge of
Washington County. Nebraska, his
Iinal report as Executor of the
estate of Frank E.Warrick, De-
ceased,and made ah application
for final administration,and for
the aalgnment of residue of estate
to auch other persona as are by
law entitled to the same,and Ihave set the Sth day of July, 1930,
at 10 o'elock ACM.,at my oflioelnsaidCountyforthehearingthereof.IH- Gvdsgy. Egg<1 =g_»_r;<}_§§{°.§§_<j;_m°mb¢rg _we§_Sunday dinner.Dated June 10. 1980.
WE BUY POULTRY
AND SELL
POULTRY FEEDS
Patronize a home Co-Operative industry. Highest
prices paid for poultry and eggs at dl times.
tr g g xg r c o ti d b __"r""'- I mf- BIIU. m1B» rUll¢5|» DICW 3\C& ann ta t t h e ~L a mh e l d i n g m f g je n s g g g an qu et h m y ea r's wo r k a t th e c o lle g e o f ¢.hndmn.| § ; * § e a s m 'n h o m e
.Y m o o n medic ine a p a r t f th e s t a -_.a n d e v e m n g .'0 r e u n i Th e r e g u l a r m e e ti n g o f th e D e Mr s . Ted Ohn g er sp e n t W ed n e . .
Po s tma ste r a n d M r s P r n n f a I v u y rw1¥k}.\...-....ua- ..un.:|--_\STE * o f Ho n o r lo d g e wa s P ° 3 t9 f m" | d i w vi a i ti mr h e r na r e n tn M r nnsrl
(SEAL)I. c. ELLER,
21~4t County Judge
I Miss Maggie M.l.nwe |P
REMEMBER:W e sell Purina and Blair Milling
Company feeds.Get them when you sell your sA d a m s l e f t ~ S a t u r d a y ; n a i r ' l £ : l ' l u t l ; ' ; ~
to :pen a -end th Llncol , stopped here Satu ay orfhegtivlgs :it P'é'""3'1»g;g Theyia briyef visit with ""L.i.Z"'2>'\¥"`
= i a o sit ran s .The nmuteto o-w'I'he big contest sale held at the boil were e
'Otto Kmse store for the past eightf Qdte a bit of interest was
days came to a close Saturday at'aroused here last Frlday when It9p.m.$100.00 in gold waslwaa announced that James Van
van to the three contestants hav-Hom had struck natural gas whilethe highest number of votea drilllng a well at the old FrankMaryJlppreceived$75:Ma ry fa rm north of town.Mr.VanCook, $15,and Thelma Cachelin,.I-lem stnxck a mat/ch and the gas
$10.bumed several hours.Mins Anna Balmer and Mrs.Mlss Bessie Lyzholf drove ao
louise Guttinz of Evanston, Wye.,Lasham Saturday for an over
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ed and will be held Fridal' evening
June 20._Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Loftxs and
children ol' Blair, visited Thursday
at the George Loftls and E. F.
Fletcher homes.
_Misa Alice Stevens of Blau-,.v{ashostess Friday evening at a mis-
cellaneous shower at the Godsey
home to honor Misa Eledyce God-
sey who will wed Ivan Helms of
Omaha in the near future.The
guests wen: Misses Helen Bovee olFremont,Alice Stevens of Blair.Maia Helms of Tekamah,MaryWray, Jessie Donahoo, Bessie Lys
Mrs. Sherman Lockling of Module,Iowa.l
Mr.and Mrs. Chex Sutton and,
Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hinz
were Sunday dinner guests at the'
home o! Mr. and Mrs, Will Beals
of Irvington.The birthdays of'Mrs.Hi n:and Mrs.Beals were
celebrated.
Mr. and Mrs.Elza King and
grandchildren,Mrs.Nancy Sylvds
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Verplank ofAmarillo, 'Dexaa were callers "I
the Harry Smith home Wednes-I
day evening.
Mr.Hans Anderson ol Omaha, -
creamland eggs.f
\Rcpreomlatlve for
Co-UperativeWorld-Herald
For Wuldnxton County
Interested pnrtiu all 766
Herman. Nab.
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Ind ian Tribes Shifted
F r o m 1817 to 1840,the great
lo u th e m tribes o f Indiana wereme mmml to the Indian territory
f r o m Georgia,Alabama.Florida
and Mlsslsfslppi.'Phase trlbbs were
th e Clwmk ee s.Cl1nrtn\vf1.(fl1lLka
sawn, Creeks and Senaiunlcs. ThE'8e
India ns h vid slaves nm! du rlmg the
'Civil war ni l o f tlms e trib es jui nvd
the ('nnfe<lorncy .Th e y we r e mm
polled hy the trenllos or m m ta
Cmlv In lh lf Un ited Stair s muc h of
the ir nn¢!Q[11 lands upon whic h
(hey |:.\|l eslnhliflwnl nn somo-
monf=.-- a ho m" f or f rlvnd ly ln
dln tr s -f \llw-r trllxos.
J
Fas#f n fflka tho y ac ht to L lm u u
In Cnsrn Riva.'There they"ll try
tn soil her.You u nder stand tha t It
they get to Llmn n we s h a n 't h a ve
n chnnro.W e are fo ur to ten.
They are ar med and we are c anned
up h ffr o wlth nut fn ml.I l w i ll ta k e
mn nlmmit : w o wvok s tn net to
Lifflun."
'Eveiyn Ilndn-ny shurlrlorf-c l as Ihre
Image o f Me-t:»:::0r ixxlprf-ssc-el Itsolf
up nn hor.No v: s h ? k no w wlly he
had sturod wi th suvh in~mk»:1t tr i
ump h.S110 had no dnuht In her
mlnri th nt Ihv ¢lnr~tnr hm]put the
mn tlvr na mildly ns he could to
uuahl l1 rrlly inx: Mary .
°'\\llnt must ww: lla?" shea asked.
" I ha ve ma d # tvr ms wi th Ih vm. "
ho HHSWPYNI "lh¢°'.l1:|\0 nnlmflj'
nimnnl who l:|I| 1.1url; nur n rovknn-
Inf: |||\\\Ihl' | 1|||I!:I!l :ami llrst nfli-
rvr tlrl? :.'||l'0.I! lmy mvns 1 nm [IIE
vxwlati un.I w h !I \'| .| »lllll lllkv her
in to Lin lfm I f y nll wore unmo»
!L':<1v~I."
"'|'.lm\wi ll Iln|=|un to use a t
Li mo ll? "sho dt'I1\:r!l|ll"t]." I dnn't
likv tlsm MPH ni llr =!."
"Nor do I." 'Tndd c ried." l| I te ll
...
'fletli ngton was aI '0 II 'e 0n me u p-
per dec k.He haq plenty o f s tea m.
The
Mutiny
f ~A |.<|
I :I a :1 I I
engglneer and would have no uhhlt»
ern.llls his to ry wa s c ur iou s.H e
had been an engineer on ma n y
ships , ply ing in many seas; but al-
way s he had bee n ob lig ed to se rvo
on vessels whose engines were
wo rn out,whose mac hinery wo u ld
invar iably he o n the po i n t o t g i v-
in g way .Ne ver in all h i s s er vic e
had h e s hi ppe d on it vessel whose
enttines we re even pasaubly good.
The n, almost mirac ulously .he h a d
been pic ked up by a mo n who knew
his past misfortunes,held th em
club-like over his head and brought
to the engine ro om o f the Alha-
\f'0l'1s.IL was not tlr lnk whic h madehea zle wee p whe n h e saw the ve r»
tic al,Imrerted,c ompound condens
ing engines. whic h took their steam
fr o m a n A lmy wa te r tu b e h o lle r .I t
was unbelievable joy .Hts d rea ms
were realized.H e wa s gla d th a tMetzger,wh o kn e w ne xt to moth-
In g ab ou t mar in e en mn e s. lef t hlm
alone..No prlc at In the Gothic c a-
thedral wa s mo re reverent th an
Kenzie before his c harge.
There vs'us' li é r f a i n a lr o f tri-
umph a bo ut C ro sb y To dd ."I told y ou he wo uldtf t an s we r. "
" P m ready to ans wer an y thi ng
y ou wan t to kn ow." B euingto n amid
quic kly , add ressi ng hin mel! to Mm.
Ila dwn y .'°It's simply this."she begun,
with a little h esita tion." M n To d d
ha s am i de a th at y ou k ne w of thi s
plan to hold my husb and to ransom
Inn: ho for e C leme nts In for med me
ol'If.I assurod h i m th a t I wa s
nhsnlutc ly certain y o u suspec tednothing'u n lll I my s elf to ld y ou ."
Sho looked a t h i m wi th a s o r e o f
i:i:TcE"a`ita6iFd to his u5°éTe,wh o
had brought him rw ldnc e his father
went down with his shi p at sea. al-
most a score of years sinc e.Th er e
wa s n c ertain boyish,passionate
lo y a lty In hi s r e ga rd fo r th e d ea d
man, which Inc reased his suspic ion
of the doc tor into some harder qnnI~
lty o r ha tre d .
" I don't believe n wo r d o f his
Iles."To d d cried."3Irs.I ta d w a h
c nn't y ou see he'a dec eivi ng y ou?
Ile k ne w a b ou t th es e me n a nd y e t
he pr eten de d i t wa s all n ews. How
c an we te!! lt d oesn °t s uit his pur-
po se to hold us he re an d pretend
he ' s ta k in : us to S u va n n nh ? '
"W lmt a re we to d o? " Mrs . Rnd -
wu y a s k e d
Todd had no answer."I suppose
we ' ve g o t to wa lt ti l!he'a dec ided
wh at to do wi th u s. "
" W h a t dare they do?"M a r !
asked.She ha d s e t s i le n t u ll the
while.whe n he r q ue stio n was u n-
answered she kn e w wh a t wa s ln
their thou ghts." I kn ew something
dreadfui would happen nn this trip."
she said,wi th , a qu|clue.».s tl..1t
amazed them." I had a present-
me n t of e vi l.I ha ve been afr aid
anlcf t e o1L1er frmriam.am wail
Q t .I ~-swored he wou ld be f or c e d to ud ~
mi t a da mn in g tr u th or emb ar k
onc e ag ain on th e ha te fu l ta s k o f
ly in g In the woma he lo ved.Hi s
phi los op hy of llfe as no t a c o m-
ip lex on e . To h im f sehoo d wa s an
cvhlr-nre ot fear, u c onfession thatsnmotlnlngwa s tb rr o dz ln g hi m.
He d vc ld od ther e h ad b een eno ugh
or ovnsion.
" To d d is righ t,"he said.no t
smnrlng himself."I d ld k n ow o f lt,
must laugh nt"§nu. Sam!"
an O |.,o
."I nf o r a mo me nt by alc ohol,and h
paused for L he frac tion o f n -»
mo nt to th in k o f n f or go tte n h ol~that Bottlng ton rec ogni zed ni.;| |
po n n ni ty .wn h h i s r ig h t h an d I 1
sehr So ur ; lo t! wri st. swun g .
n d n l i m o and than trfnhi .
th e nn llor '|right \\I ls!wh llv th
were hnc k to ha wk. and th :n wi I
n anlzhly strain.Ionnml fuIWfl |
und llung him c lonr ova.r his nhoul
der.
So m fc-Il wi th torrllio vi olen élhishoodstri klmt n rn!!I lu lo
thorn:n1n!lm\lr~L ¢h| \f I tw i s t~
quo(-rly on its :I-I 1. :|I1*l = |1ey\\y pil
lor.Tho f nln ln laizfl ]»l~lll ~¢'1I nth
ers was his own
Metzge r wnlk vd qllirk iy ovvr a n~looked down nl lhe s lum! mrln.
" l l c l b lt o n luv," Ii vxnn gt~
vxola lmed." Y o u ore wi u ws l -
tha t.I h ad n o k ey ."
" I so w y ou k lll him."sinh!he
"a n d I s h all to ll the o th e rs wh a t
witnessed."I l e wondered ho w tl
c ould tu r n th i s to hi s o wn u-l\no
\1" I n eight dura'time.D o y o uhe ar me ?That is y our revenge , ls
It,to glve h tm eight day s do wn
th e r e wi th h er , whi le y o u wa lt f o r
Costa Ric a to c ome In sight."
lletrger bur st i nto n p oal of c on~
io mp tu ou s laughter.Th e visinns
th at wer e su mmon ed b y th e te mp t-
£~rs sugg estions awoke In Sum the
do slr e lu ki n
"The door's loc ked." hc said. *°It's
stoo l a nd h ard to get thr oug h."
"\ \h y gi ve y o ur se lf th at tro uh lo ?
The doc tor there has the key In lliS
poc ket.Ho ' li do we ll ennugln In
the c lmln loc ker." M\'l2| {('l saw that
his wor ds hurl Iireel Su m at Inst.
" Or course,I f you*re afraid."he
added , "well, then wai t K ill we s ue
Li mo ll."
For a momen t Metz ger f ear ed he
wa s to b e vi c ti m to Sam's sudden
ilnmlng anger.
"A fr a id o f wha t?" h e s nmled .
" Of the doc tor's pretending hohnsn' t got the key ."
When Sam sc rambled to his fc fet
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, _.n I . - r ' l o y a U n vr l n ,u n -l n l i f t - a n t r u s m l e ,w i t hH o w a r d B e t t i n g : - o n .
m m u n o t e b u t n o t
h e d i n n e r w l l h t h e l r c o l -t a , A l fr e d G l b b o n n . t i m m -t a .U n w l n p r o d u c e s Ar i g s w h i c h t h e t h r e e h a d
i n c o l l e g e ,t o h e l p e a c h
ve r s l t y a x p l a l n l n a :t h a tn n n c l n f a s s i s t a n c e n e w
u c a t l o n o f h l l n o n B o b .a r B l u f f .G i b b o n s n c o f t la l i tl);"'o f t h e p l e d g e .h u !
m l .0 n p l a c e f o r U n -
h t o r i n h i v o r g a n i a m t l n n .ll a . t h l s w m c u n e x t d v '
R I l . - B e t t l n x t o u a r -h o l b h l l o l d f r l c n d U n -n t l n f r s u m o p l c t u r o u a n d
1 M ;U t u r i n ,t w e n t y
a E l x a r t n . d 1 vn y ' n p r l vn t n
e r .l l a I n 3 m s n o f v u !a d o b a u c h e o C a l l i n g a tc o . a l u r a n g e d . M a r y l lo t l n a n c l e r t o b e t r a y h e r
t a u a l n e n u c r e t s ,t o r
e g i r l r e f u a e i , a n d l l a v u
I L e x h a u s t e d b y d l i s io u n c e s h l n i n t e n t i o n o f
o l i d n y o n t h a o c e a n ,b u t
o m p n n l o d b y a s e c r e t a r y
l e n o p u r a t o r .H i n * I H
I n v i t a t i o n t o x o w i t hx y p i c k s M a r y U m r l n
r e u t r y o n t h e t r i p .a n dth e r b r o t h e r m a y n c
e m .n V I L - Y t n d w a y 1 | t o u n ub e r t h .l i e i n h u r l e d a t( r a .I l a d w a y o r d a r a i m -
u r n t o N a w ° Y o r k . C l e m -e r o l ' h i s p l a n t o e x t o r tr o m R n d w a y ,a n d t h a t
e In d e a d . a l s o m u s t : i v e
o n e y .H e c o n vi n c e s h e r
r o f t h u ve a u e l , a n d , w l t h
r a t e s , w l l l s t o p s t n o t h -l l e d ,s h o a g r e e s t o n l - Yr n n n d e d .
V I I I . - G r a u m a n n , o n e o t
vr h l l o d r u n k ,t a u n t : H a l -
o t b r u n t :L u m r n a r n s l t r n lIvm e - n t s t l fo r c e d t o n r tl l e t t ' | a u t h o r i t y , t h e c a p -a n d k l l l a h i m A l a l l u r .u l l H a l l o t t ,w h o d i n a f t -
B l r a .I t a d w a y t o b a w a r uw l m e , " w h o h a l n s l u t l t l
o n f e d e r n t e .\
n I X . - M r s . R l d v n y t e l l s
a n d C r o s b y T o d d o f h e r
w i t h C l e m e n t s .E x c e h ta r e : f r e e d t h a t " W a l l a "t h a c u n n p l r u t u r s .I n ae n z y l H a m a t t a c k s B a t -
o k l l l n h i m I n a h a n d
. t .
¥r»|on|»|;.; nnunseu.l mu K now or tt,hu t I d a r e d no t tn lte a n y o n e lnto
my c onlldenc o.Cons lder tht- sltu-
atlo n a nd y o u wlll a g r e e wlth me .
I wa s th e only ma n wh o kn e w.
Ther e were at lea st thre e we eks to
elapse before any dan ger threat-
c nc d an d by th at tl me I sh ou ld
ha ve wo rk ed ou t some sc h eme to
save y ou ."
"Y o n mlg h t ha ve tru sted me . "
Mr s .Ila d wa y saldL " I ga ve y o u
my confldence."
"W ha t p la ns do y ou me an ! "Tod d
demanded.Ile h a d th e a lr o f o n e
who slts on a n mjrlste rlnl ben c h.
lte ttlu g to n po ld n o he e d to hlm.
I l e wanted,mo r e th an a ly th l n g
else. to assure E vely n Rad vmy that
h e ha d been deullug fu lrly w l t h
her.
"I wa nte d to tr u st y o n, " h e s old
oame stly . " hut ther e were so many
better reasons agalnst lt..Y o u d ld
not kn ow. fo r I ns tan c e. th at Cle m-
en ts ha d arranged dlc ta gmph s l n
var lon s p arts o f the y ac ht.I w a s
bt-act wl th dangers.I wa s be in g
spied upon.I c ould never he c er~
ta ln tha t th ey be lle ved ln me "
"W hy s ho uld th ey b elie ve y ou lf
y ou we re ngalnst th em?"Th ls
from the ln sxnr able To dd.
Ro ttln gton experienced u sense
of wenrlnosa and fu tlllty .W a s tt
of an y ad vantage. he wond ered . to
rec o unt by wha t n nbe ller uhle way s
h o had lu- on b ro ugh t to the Alha-
tross?Thr ee of th e fo ur wo u ld
th ln k h e Iled : p er ha p s th e fo u rth
mln ht wlsh she c ould h c ller e.
" l f I to ld you."h e sald." y o u
wo u ld ha n lly o r ed lt I L l h a ve n o
tlme n ow f o r hlc k er ln z a nd c ro ss -
exumlna tlo n. Yo u wm d ls c over th e
tr uth la te r.Fo r th e mo me nt I n m
concerned only wlth y o ur safety ,
The un for tun ate de ath nf Cleme nts
husnln c ed all ln a terrlble pr edlc a-
mo n t. "
" Ha ve y o u th e g all to b e s o rr y
my unc le klllorl mm ? "To d d sald
nnzrlly .T l w m wa s dlsloy alty l n
ullmvln lz su c h n r emar k to
nrntmxtod.
"Y r s, "Bo hlng to n sald.
un luc k y s ho t lo t h -l lo o se .
oats c ontrolle d nls ms n abs olutely .
rr h e we re a llre we c ou ld c ount nn
c t-ttlng bac k to Ne w Yo r k nn-
hnrmed.Th e me a are n f ml d o f
tonc hlng a t any port n o w vme re
ou r flag illes,because they k n o w
call y earns fo r them.Th ey pro-
go un -
" Th a t
Clem-
at tho me rc y nf mo n llke th at s av-
nze heast Su m wh o trlghtens
Ma r y . "
Th e three lnnkc d a t h l m as
tho ugh h e ha d betray ed them.
He ttln gton trlf.-d to he putle nt
wi th hls expla nutlnns.
"I s ha ll no t ta k e th e m to L lmo n .lr I dld I s h ou ld mo s t c c r ta lnly b e
go lng to my own d e ath . f or th e y ' d
knoc k mc o n th e huud an d pltc h
me ovc rhonrd dlrc c tly la nd c a me
l n sight.l ' m golntr to ta k e a
c hanc e th at they wlll pass th el
da y s ln g umhlln g a nd d rlnk .Th ey
\von't c ome to take fr:-sh ulr.Th ey
tvlll dr ln k,gumbrc.eat.sleep an d
dgh t."_
" W h e r e wlll y o u ta k e u s ?" Mr s .ltn d wa y asked.He r sp lr lts we re
rls ln g an d she looked abo ut
h e r ln tr lu mp h.li e h a d vlndlc at-
0d hlmself.
"Savannah, probably .I s h a ll tr y
to ge t th e r e ln th e e a rly mo r ni n g
wh e n they are to o fa r gone ll!
llqu o r to se e the la n dmar k s. "
"\\ 'o n't the y lln d y ou 've c ha ng ed
y ou r c ou rse ?" hlury a ske d r lmldly .
"'I' hnt' s th e on ly poss lble dan ger
th at I se e.'.l'here's n dec k ha nd
na me d Mlk e a t th e wh e e l n o w.I
shan 't let hlm ta ke utly mo re trlc ks
a t tt.I shall send hltn below to
c a r ou s e wlth the r es t.W e o ug h t
to be ab le to m a k e Sava nnah l n
forty -olg ht ho urs. lf the men tn the
eu gln o r oo m d o tho lr s ha r e. "
" Y o u c a n ' th t~ a t th e wh e e l two
day s an d two ni gh ts o n en d. " Mr s.
Ra dtva y o xc lnlme d
"I c an , a nd tvlll," he snld c hee r-
fu lly ." I th ln k. "h e added deno-
erntely ," th a t I c an succ eed l t I
me et n o oppos ltlon h e r e "H o
looked ac ro ss the ta ble to C ro sb y
Tod d.
"Sunp oslng they d o d a d nu t
y ou'r e dou ble-c rass lng them?" Bob
Un aln so ld , wlth fe vc rls h in te re st.
" Mo r e hloodshc d."h e answered
glo o mlly ;th e thou ght oppressed
hlm.llc ro s e hc a vlly to b la fe e t.
"I mu st lmpr o s s on y o u to re ma ln
here and run no rlsks."
/ Th e r e ' s nothlng to eat,"stdd
Bo b Un wln .
" I ' ll get sotnethlug."Be ttln gto n
answered."D on 't o pe n th e do or to
any one bu t me."
Af ew mi nu tes la te r the y h ea r d s
strange volc o l u th e corrldor.I t
wa s lllk e ald ln ; hlm to r e move th e
- - ' - . t u ' s body .To d d h a d been
o f th a t ma n they c o ll Su m ever
slnc e I c ame ou hoard.And n o w
he ls p rac tic a lly ln c ommand H o w
c ould y o u an d Bo h sta nd agalnst
b lm' I H e c ould k lll you,esslly ,
wl th h ls llsts."She hurled he r
fac e ln her hands."A n d whe n y o u
two a re g o ne . wha t wou ld be c omeo f me ?l'rn no t afraid,dear.!
sha ll no t wea ke n whe n the mo me ntcomes."
hlra Rnd way p ut he r ar ms ab ou t
the | :lrl's shoulder.tier ey es were
molst." 0 h .my dear."she snld,' y o u
mus tn' t glve u p hop e.If on ly y o u
we re no t so prejudic ed agalust
Doc to r \\ 'alte y ou wouldn't feel so.I axn c c rtaln h e wlll protec t us.
No ne o f y o u k no w hlm a s I do .I f
y ou dld. y o u wou ld never c o nde mn
hlm.I know we ar e ln d autrer , hut
he's standing between the c rew and
us."
Sh e f e lt utte rly una ble to g lve
reasons wh lc h wo uld c onvlnc e the
; , : - : ».; n, :; :I her.Every ac tlon
an d wo r d of the d o c to r s c o u ld b e
distorted lu to somc thlng slalstsr
an d threatening.Sha c ould no t
c ommunlc uto to them Une se nse ot
sec urity hls protec tlon afforded.
On deck.ear ly ln th e evenlmt.
they hea rd s ound s o f sc ullllug and
shoutlng.The vo lc tts we re to o f ar
olr for any of the prlsouers to hear
wh a t wa s sold.B u t they knsmr
some dreadful scenes o f violenc e
we re bolng enac ted,some suc h
sc en e. p erh aps. us tha t wh ic h ha d
ended ln Halle tt'u mur de r.l i m
Ita dwa y spake l n s levoL ha r d
volco_She addressed her re mar ks
to Cr osb y Tod d.
" I suppose y o u realize by th ls
tlmc ,what vhnnc e we stand ll Dov:-
tor W alte has heeu klllc d7"Th e thou ght th at he ha d gona
bra ve ly to a do om whlc h c ou ld n ot
h e averted,an d ha d gone fr o m s
gr ou p ot'people wh o pla ln ly dld
no t tms t h lm_ wa s h or r lb le to h er .
Sh e ha d alwa y s esteemed lng rntl-
ta de amo ng th e blo c k e r slns,an d
now s he was f orc e d to ac c use her-
se lf n f lt.I t wa s strange,she
tho ugh t. tha t the on ly thlng he had
ever glvo n he r wa s a loa de d au to -
rnatlc plstol.B u t th er e wa s n oother glft so welc ome to her, Images
of Me tu er s grlnn ln g fa c e c a me u n-
bldden.She too k th o wea po n fr om
a d r a we r a n d c o u n te d lts s t: c m-
rldges.
-..., s s o
nenzle before hls c harge.Sa m an d Metzger.llln glng a ll
care aslde, started gnuahllng.Ea c hkn ew the othe r ha d mon ey .Metz-
xe r wa s th e b e tte r p la y e r ,bu t h e
was han dlc a ppo tl hy a c e rtai n tear
o f any tr lc ky play .Sa m Inter-
sp en sw hls games wi th anec dotes
ot men he h ad pun lsh ed dr ead fullyfo r cheating.Inter ru ptlo us suc h
as these c ramped Metzger-'a style of
Play .Sa m wa s no t golng to be
suc h good plc klng as h e h o p e dSanfs fsvo rlto fon-n ot p uulsh ment.
l t seemed,wa s soml-straugulatlou.
I t wa s a rls ky puulshmo nt,Sa m
confessed,because ln th e heat o t
th e mo me n t o n e mlg ht g o to o f a r .
"An ' y ou kn ow lt ln a mlnute. " S um
s a l d "Th er e' a so methlug a bo ut a
Xhy 's fac e whose been squeezed a
hlt too ha r d, y o u wo n' t ne ver f or -
EBL
" D lo mlo ! "Metz ger sa ld peta-
lantly ," L e t u s ta lk o t s o me th ln g
else."
"A n y th lu g y o u say ,"Sa m r e
turnod_ "W ot about?"
"There ls only one subjec t." Mets-
ger s old; he k lss ed h ls ha nd alrlly
and ralsed his blac k eyes to heaven:
" W o me n ! "'
Sa m re d ec te d o n th ls fo r a mln -
nts.I t wa s n o t e a s lly he s h lf te d
hls base.Thls woman busln c ss had
been settled hours ugo, and he told
Metzger so.Th ey we re to h e k ep t
l n the fo r e p ar t o f th e s h lp u n tll
Llmon c a me lu s lgh t.lt wa s o n ly
th e n th a t th e s e r vi c e s o t th e s u r -
geo n wo uld be no lon ge r lnd ls pe u-
sa ble He c h u c kle d hc a vlly a s h e
thoug ht of the doc tor's surp rise
" A l l lu good tlme ."Sa m d e
da r ed ."No us e hur ry ing ."
Me tz ge r was a n no y e d wh e n An-
tonio Perslra, the c ook whose name
wa s enshrined ln llteru turs,c amo
ln wlth s p la te of th e so me so rt o f
c avlara snndwlc hes h e ha d bee
us e d to ma ke f or lta d wu y .
Pe r e ir a wa s ln th e mo od to k
of h is c onq uests wh ic h had ran ged
th ro ng ; ma ny s ea s.Metzger , usu-
ally interested l n suc h matters,
wished only to b e le f t alone wl th
Sam.I t wa s a lmo s t mld n l g h t b e
fo re th e c o o k tu rn e d ln .
'The r e ls s n a an llk s me. " Me ts -
gsr Bald."Ha h as n o us e fo r c o n-
tlon.I t e l l y o u wo me n lo ve th a t
kln d .H s h a s ll vo d wh llo y o u v- "
Me u g s r shrugged h ls shoulders;
"P o o r S a m! "
"what a.a.xer_m.em._'n°°r_§.am I' "
I
p
H s Poured Fo rth Ac c ounts o f H ls
Amo un t.
<
stirred to ln dlgn ntlo u.He p o u r e d
forth ac c oun ts ol' his amou rs.I l e
gre w almo st c loq ue nh Bu t he s tlll
to ld h ls f r le u d th at h ls a gr e e me n t
w l t h th e na vlga to r mu s t b e oh-
served tor safety 's sake,
Sam a llowed Me tz ge r to lu re h lm
on de c k wh er e the y spr awle d luxu-
rlou sly on tw o gr ea t wlc ke r c ho lrs.
Me tz ge r s et o u t to te mp t h ls c o m-
pauloa.Dollbe rntvly h e sought so
evo k e I ma ge s whltll should lntnlsh
pr ud e nc e I l e pnlzxléd to th e sll-
ho ue tte of B\~ttlngtnn's llfzure
agai nst the sk y lln e ln th a lllstattre.
"It doc su't worry une," suld Metz-
ger.'Tm a ll r i g h t, S a m.lt's y o u
!' m so rr y fo r. "
"\ Vo t t h e h - l ls lt? "Sa m sald
nettlshly .By th i s tlme h e u n d e r
stoo d that Me tzge r c ous lde red h lm
on e to be p ltlc d .The Id ea re volt-
ed hlm.
" W h lle he's a n th e r e - a n d he'llhetherema n y h o u r s - I k n o w m y
wo ma n ls a ll right.f la t wh a t d o
y o u k n o w abo ut th e pre tty llttlegi rl wi th da r k tlus hln g ey est l' | l
tefll you.She loves Hallett's n eph-
e w.Th e y are young.You,my
Sam, are old; you are c autlous. y ou
are s low.ls sh e g o ln g to wa lt fo r
y ou whe n y ou ng er men offer tllemselves?Ho w l o n g wl l l lt t a k e t o
g e t t o L l mo n t 1 wlll as k .W a lt."Ile c a me h u rr y lng b ac k f ro m th e
bridge.
"S even day s I f th e ste am prt's»
su re ts k ep t un .he t us s a y olgh t
days.Elg h t n lg h ts llk o th ls to s lt
up h ere and th lnk abo ut her, Sn rn.
D l o m l a l I f l t we re fo r her I
loaned.d o y o u th in k l wo uld alt
ws ltln g, wa ltln g? "Sa m s tlll lo u h t f o r s tr e n g th to
res ls t th is tem er.But Metzger-'s
words were flr g hls blood.
"Yo u' ve g ot o walt y o urs elf ." he
retorted."I alu ' t th e o nly on e "
Metz ger laug hed lu sc orn.H e
polntad aga ln to th e ma n o n th e
brtdge.
" I c a n atfortl to wa lt."he suld.
" Th o r n my r lvu l stays.Th e r e he
Isle eps.B u t y o u !H o w 'S p ar k s
Metzger c huc kled. llls c art-ful plans
scorned llgdfy to wo r k o u t.Metz-
ger kn ew am's atrenttth and brutal
rages.Proba bly the doc to r ha d nok e y : th la Som s rould no t bellove;
lnevltnh ly there wou ld c ome a tlght
an d h e d ld n o t th ln k a n y ma n o n
board ha d s chanc e against Sam.
A n d wl th th e doc tor removed hls
path wo uld be easler.I-'or the mo~
men t he c o nc o me d h imself nothlngwl th th e ulti ma te tlestlny o f the
vessel,Petty c au ti on s we re n oth-lu g to h lm ln s u c h a mo men t as
th la '
Sa m was te d n o tltn e ln expla na -
tlous.Llke Metzger. he had forgot-
to u c a utlon an d f u tu r e d an g er s ln
hls r ag e and jea lousy .Be ttln gton
knew thc intruder was dangerous.
" Gi ve me the key ."Su m colu-
muudc d..
"\\' hat kay ?" lwttltlmon nskc -d.
" Y o u k n o w d - n wo li .t wan t the
ke y to wh e re the wo ma n a re . "
"I have no ltoy ," Iletllutstu n sald.
Sum atru rk hltu ac ross tho mouth
wl th th e b a k o f ltls monstrous
hand." Y o u lle,"h e crled." l' ll
have lt, lf I k lll y o u."
Thtfn, sndtll-nly , wlthnut any prep-
nratlon,ltnttlng to n w a l str uz gllng
on do rk wi th th u enr ag ed Sa m.l n
a nearby c ha lr Metz ger l n th a
mnonllqht watt-hed eagerly ,
Be ttln gtc h d ar ed n o t a llo w Sa m
to get those long slxulan arms about
hllu .It wa s on ly the do c tor 's c lev-
e r fo o two r k an d grea ter speed
whi c h enabled ltlm to s te m those
sa va ge r u sh es wlth c outlnuul jabs.
Ho k n e w th e y wo u ld n o t w lu th e
ba ttle f o r h lm.
He d ec i ded to c h ange hls tac tlc s
suddenly .Th e r e wa s a wr e stlln g
th r ow k no wn a s th e " lly lu g ma re . "
whi c h h e h a d been sh own by sCornishtnlnerl n th e Klo n d lk e
ysans before.For lt.: exec utlon not
only conslderuble n r c n x t h wa s
lan de d,bu t ac c urate tlm ln g wa s
equally an essentlal. Sam c ould not
h a ve wd g h e d less th a n two hun-
dred an d drty pounds,wh lls Be t-
llngton was some slxty p ounds less.
The feroc ity of Sam'| attac ks was
sstouu dlug.W hen th e llr st bur st
o f th e assa ult dld no t br i n g h l m
vic tory , the sullor . so berlng s little
und er th e lnc reaslng pa.ln o t h ls
brnlaed fac e. bec ame more methodl-
cal.He sa w th at h s mu st a ba nd on
thls desire to beat Bettlngton to the
da nk with hls ily lu g ti lts an d ve t s
;.:§é7 IéEu§{é`»¥nF¢2§`fyl¥{§`k|Td`§T»`§f
pec tlng others ot dlshonesty , he dld
not be lie ve Bettlu gto n's words .O t
c ou rse , h e h ad the kc y s and wo uld
go ht-low to be c aremed and pralsed
by E ve ly n Ha llwa y f or hls vlc to ry .
Th e th ou gh t wa s un be ar ab le eu-
raging.
Mr-tzger's knlfe llnshc d ont. Noth-
lng should koe| 5` the keys from hltn,
But as ho r ais ed th e k nlf o Bettin g-
tou's tlst , c aught hlm o n the temple
an d kn oc ke d hlm do wn .Before he
c ould r egaln h ls weap on tho doc tor
had tossed lt lnlo Ulm oc ean,Me tz
g c r s a t u p o n hls h au nc h es f o r a
tow sec onds; l\e c ursed himself for
lc a vln g the re volve r b elo w.
"Y o u r llf e ls wo rth n uth ln g, " h e
crlod angr llv.clxlutherlng to hls
feel." l a two mlnu tc s y o u wlll h e
as S ant ls an d l sh all go do wn and
console hor for y our loss."
Bc ttln gtou watc hed h lm race
d o wn the c n mpanln n c nlllng loudly
fo r lwlp .Ulwlo u sly two mluu tes
s led a llher ul c omputa tion as an
stluln te ol' th e doc to r's llfo sp an
Ilo ma de wh at h as te h e c ou ld to
the bar red do or an d c a lled to r ln
stunt sdmls slon.To remaln outsldo
wa s to b e k lllc d .To j o ln th e lm
prlsoued f o u r offered lmmedlate
rc sp lte, e ve n th o ug h lt mlg ht b e a
brlc f one.
Mr s .Ra d wa y opc nc d th e do o r ;
he darted lnslde and barred IL Shu
looked u t hh n I n horror.[ le h a d
forgotten th at bla fac e was br ulsed
and blc edlug.
A moment Inter there was a c on~
fused sound of shoutlnz sud a fusll
ludc of bullets struc k the c tw! bull:
bend.
"You sec how perfec tly they trns
mc . " h e c ommented.
Ile turned hls h ead to sec Cmsh;
Tod d hu rr y lng towar d hlm.
' T h e y we re af te r th e doctor."
Mr s. Rad wa y ss ld .
"I should teel hanpler lf I thought
th a t I wa s tho on ly on e n ee ded ."
Be tu n g to n sald soherly .H a l o w
e hls volc e as he saw Ma ry and
h e brother."'U1ey are outslde
x-sv nlug llke wolves."
"C an th e y g et ln? " E vely n B-ad~
way asked."l d ou bt lt." h e s ald. with s u slr
of c heertulness."Not tonight.. sny -
wa y . ",
To th e t o u r h e w a s confronting
tb a weather seemed sudd enly to
Co ntin ue d o n p a g e 1 0
C ! u . P ' r
i u c o o n f u. I l l f r l ep a i n t e r
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from page one)
'proposal of the Iowa-Nebraska
Light &Power Company, be re-
mitted by W. M. Hopewell, be re-
ceived and placed on file.On
roll call,Bigelow,Crowdy,Jen-
sen,Hundahl Moore,hlckny,numbered 484. title :ts md 9-§\'N?"'$'r.hmidt. :mtl nBbms voting' M E '
o upon,passed and approved andvzhe motion carried.0 that the same be Pl-\b1iBh¢d 649|Mo wd and Secohdcd,that i k :
2 cording w law.On roll Clillflofier of the Iowa-Nebraska Light
0 Bxgelow,Crowdy,Jensen,Moore,=&Power Company as submitted
UBICK-DY. Schmidt and Roberts vot- by W.M.Hopewell,he rejectd.
Linz 'AYE', the motion carried.On toll ull. Bicelnw. Cfowdv. Jem
"Bebause si dend sleersmnn would
have been equally useless.Don'tyou understand that they would killmelI confess I don't see why. un~less lt ls they have discovered l'mbent on helnlng you.Flrst Sumcome at me and then Metzger triedto knife mc.I dnn't thlnl: theyknew I hnd rhnnmfd the course."llc saw (hut Mary shivered atthe mention of Som.The thoughtof hltn had given her nlghtmnre
terrors."What reason dld they give?"Todd asked,[ln was sllll enn.
"So," Bntllnlion whispered,
" r u get some."mid the hayjnnntlly."Cooks In tvlth the chief.tnlkln'about thc skirts.Crazy
ubunt 'em.The rest ls mused.
'rm-s'|| new-r gm me."
Llc brought n h:\m nlrt-udy cooked.nn Eden cheese and qunntltles ofcnnnultml!nml mllk.
"Silvers," snlsl l§0tlIn:tnn, when he
saw the lam. "\\-hnt's the hlen ollwlplnl us llke thls?\\'hnr. do you
rexpfrvt ln get fur It?".
The ynrzlnrm. wlth lux dnngllnsz
vlrtlm recurrcvl.lle was lnsplred
occurred Sunday morning, June 15aft-er a year's illness, nt the age of
80 years, 'I months and 17 days.
She is survived by one brother,
Pee: Henry Suverkrubbe, of Irv-
ington; nine nephews, two nieces
and eight foster grand children bc-
sides other relatives and n large
circle of friends who affectionate-
ly cherish her memory.
Funeral service was held at the
'family residence i n Blair,Wed-
...-.1___.._. A . ..
'yum be fore c oming to was hing-I
lon county.~
He leaves w mourn him his!
wife and three brothers and an
adopted daughter who resides in|Denvcr,Colorado.The brothers,
ara N. G. and Andrew Jensen cf
Blair and P. of Hemming'i`ord,|
Neb.I
The funera services wer held]
la-51.Friday at two p. m. 1'the|
Danish Lutheran church and xnter~
ment was made in we Blair mm~
etery.|
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O o a w s , c i . . . . 2
Powell, p . . . . 2
Gaughen, cf . . . 2
10 27
R.Bla i r ... .. 0 0 0 0 6 3 0 0 0 - 9 1
North Bend 300 000 003-6
Totals 36
Team E.
o
31
league standing:
Name °
MacDonalds . . . .
w.
. . . 5 1
L. Pct.
.888
North Bend . . .. . . 5 8 .625
Saibner . . .. . . 4 8 .571
S c h u y l e r . . .. . . 4 8 .57!
llonnighs . . .. . . 4 4 .EW
H o o p e r . . .. . . 8 S .50|J
l
Moved land Seconded,
rates for the sale of cu
set fonh in the above <
be put into effect July
On mll call, Bigelow, Crow
sen,Hundahl,Moore,Schmidt and Roberts votin
the motion carried
The Light Committee vs
ed to continue their inve
on the Plant lmprovemen
Mr.W. H. Hopewell s
the following proposul ox
of the lows-Nebraska I
Power Company.
To the Mayor and Council
Blair, Nebraska,
Gentlemen:-
In behalf ol the Iowa-I
Light E: Power Company
submit an offer to purcl
electric distribution systc
ln operation and owned|City of §§'r~. ~==w=<=>».
Nonhwestern Mfg. Co.
ere ask-
that the
ne nt a s
>i-dinnnoe
1. 1930.
vdy, Jen-
McKay,
g 'AYE',
sligation
lt.
ubmltted
n behalf
ight &
of
Jebraska
I hereby
mee the
:rn nowbythe
for the
sen,Hundahl,Moore,McKay,
Schmidt and Roberts voting 'AYE'
the motion carried.
The following bills were read:
Hancock Implement Co.S 20.00
Sam Cheely 6.00
David Norris 1.00
7.20
The Enterprise
C. & N. w. RR. C0 .
C. w. F. Coal Co,
Westinghoule Electric Go.
Enterprise Electric Co.
Arndt-Snyder Motor Co.
Sinclair Refining Co.
John Day Rubber & Supply
I-'rank Thompson
Jensen Wiping Rag Co.
H. H. Brown
39.67
sszso130.43
15.56
59.78
1 .22
2.44
10.7517.89
42.72
15.36
Central Foundry Co.55.74
Neptune Meter Co,125.84
Wm. Nornberg -84.84
Light Department 9.07
Gifford Wood Company 5.65
vlnrod that :here was an effon todupe hlm."That they wnnted the keys tothis pnrt of the yacht."Bettlnmon mrned to Mary andsmiled,He hnd been able. after all,to do something for Tubhy Un-wlo'| girl.Not again would Sam
menace her."Sam is dead,"he told her. "Memger u in command and more toget help and hive mo killed. Thurswhy I had to nom ln here." Therewas something A limo wistful lnhis tone. "I wish I could reel I wasmore welcome."
"You don't doubt my welcom Ihope," Mn. Rndway said gently.
He looked into her eyes withsomethingo l adoration.Surelynomanhadeversogrievousaron ect ahead of hlm.Her friend-
( p p
'ship heartened him.
"Thank God." he uid. "I am :ure
of yon."The sight stirred Crosby Todd to
indignation.n
with sul rn cunmnzz."lf .JL knew.lhey'd klll mr-."
he whispered.He cast nhnux for
n word "l'rn n neutral." said Sliv-
"Yu\1're the best llnle neutral I
ever knew Belllngtnn sold henn-
lly, ns he nokml nt the provrndl-r.
"Where are you KolnR now?"Hn
lmd some hlc-A of adding the boy
xo his comnnny-"Huck to henr what they're sny-
mn."He nhonk his hend wisely
"l'lI come around agnln tomorrow
night"Crosby Todd was the nrnt ro rise.
Ile looked with sszonlshmem atthe provisions.ln hls nm Hushnfgratitudeheforgo!thnr Bet-
llngtnn must hnve opened the door
and been In r-ommunlcnllou wlth
Klle enemy; lhls was soon to seemu very nnsnh-Inns nrtlnn.
(Conunued next week)
MRS.MARGARET L AMP
ers.\
_lisa ~':r:.§f"2-':-929E;i=P el lllnrmxrelha nm... Q.w.~»1m.»._+
neuuuy muernwn an z ouocx withllev.Cnrl Bader officiating and
interment, was made in the German
cemetery south oi Blair.
KENNARD RURALJOT'l'INGS
Mm George Franke, Mrs. Mnr-
tin Rasmussen and Elmer and Ras
were Monday afternoon callers at
A. C. Anderson's.
Mr.and Mrs.Louie Domackcr
were Tuesday evening vidtors at
the Fritz Arp home.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Arp are the
proud parents of n baby girl bornJune 9th,
Johnnie Arp heelped put up hnyfor Frank Gasser a few days last
week.Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goreham and
children book Mrs.Frank Gnsgor
home Thursday while .Leonard
~_... . _
~ THEATR5Tbe Home of Peqfecl falking Prclures
E T H U R S D A Y
5 JUNE 19
§H i g h S o c i e t y B l u e s
§With Janet Gaynor and Charlm Farrell
E Comedy-Sugar Plum Papa
;
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Sn y de r ... ...... 2 5 .255
~6 .142
Su.nday's re su lts:
Mo mli c h s 10,Sc rilmer l .
Ho o p e r 5 ,Ma c D on alds 1.
- -- _. . _. . . . . _. . . _.
aS p e c i a l s
° for
UF r i d a y
Satunla ~
r\
sum or aio tnousana dollars,incash./
Th e abo ve pric e ds n o t to in~
c lude an y re al estate,o r a n y o r
th e s te a m o r elec tric ge n e r ati n g
eq u i p me n t i n th e p o tte r p la n t, n o r
th e ele c tro li er s tre e t li g h ti n g s y s -
te m.5 Th e Co mp a n y wo u ld f u r th e r
ag re e a t th e op ti o n o f th e c ity ,
l t o lease th e c ity 's pre se nt p o vmr
lp i a n t bu i ld i n g an d eq u i pme n t f o r
,th e s um of $5 0 . 00 pe r mo nth .
'A s a p a n o f th i s pro pos iti on
th e c o mp an y wo u ld , e x p : c t th e
c i ty to g r a n t to i t a twe n ty - f i ve
A .Y .Mc D o n a ld Co.
Ro y S mi th
E d S tr i c k le tt
E a r l K r a u s e
Ho w a r d Su b le tt
D a v i d N o n i s
J a me s Ma c h a mc r
F .S to r y & S o n s
Chas.Ca rmic ha el
Th e Pilot»Tri bu ne
V i c No r d g r e n
W i lb u r W a tts
Cr a n e &Co.
Ci ty C a s h F u n d
Mo ve d an d Sec ond
6.60
1.60
22.75
6.00
2.80
17.5522.40
13.95
3.20
1 9.82
I
l|l
I
49.30 I
32.00
70.30
126.33
ed, the se b ills
be allo we d a n d th a t wa r r a n ts be. year non-e xc lu sive elec tric fri !!! -| d :° awn on the pro pe r f und s in pay ..
,c h i s e i n whi c h th e c o mp a n y wo u ld : r e n t o f th e same.O n r o ll c all,
cfff cc th a t tl \y r ' s c a t Bla i r ratc *I} ige low, C rowd y , J tn st ra,II u n d a h l
to r residence,c omme rc i al a n dlp o w e r servic e wo u ld be th e m a x -
' i r n u m rates c harged a t a n y ti me
f d u r i n g th e period o f th e f r a n -
;eh.ise a n d wo u ld agr ee th a t th e
| C i ty o f Bla ir ,th r ou g h i ts Co un -
c il,wo u ld ha ve lth e au th o r i ty to
reg ula te ra te s f o r th e elec tric
servic e c har ged by th e Co mp a ny .
Th e C o mp a n y wo u ld f u r th e r a g me
t o r e d u c e r a t e s a s t h e s a l e s o f
{ l Y P \ ;. n n n u o n 2. . .I ) | . . 2 . .. . .I ¢
Mo o r e , Mc K a y ,Sc h mi d t a n d Ro b -
er ts vo ti n g ' A Y E ' ,th e mo ti o n
c arried.-
Mo v e d a n d sec onded,th is me e t-
in g be adjou rne d.Att C o u nc i lme n
pres ent a n d vo t i n g ' A Y E ,t h e l
mo ti o n c arried.Hx l
murneu.nuw u u y uu nu uw I"Bec au se I zoned htm," said net-
tingtoll.
¢ H A P ; l E R x
S i lva n to th e Rescue.
OF ' A L L th o s e w h o ma d e u n t h e
c rew o f th e Albatross,no ne
had b ee n so th ri lled wi th the d a y s
happenings as Sltvera.H e DOB*
n bo 's 11 tlte f o r a d ve nsessedrDIR!'
ture.I li a earliest amb iti ons we r e
direc ted toward tt c areer of pirac y ,
an d ln this,his fif th voy age,they
seemed to be rjc nllsed.
Sli te rs had seen me n die.H o
had c r ept on dec k and looked, fus-
¢-innml.at Saul.whose red fac e
was wh ite at In st. a nd who se stu b-
born notlc was h en! nt n hor rify ing
angle.lin t Sllver s ha d hi s do ub ts
ns to the llnnl outc ome of the atm!!-gln.01' alt there men of blood and
violence,he t'!=l<'t'nl&'¢l the {\tot\PHB
of the lull doc tor nmsr lll=:hly .Any -
one who onnhl have killer] Sam with
his hare harnln.'°lle." snld Silvers,
thinkin!! It over, "ht- 'S the mu'for
my mo n e y ! "
If the nnulzlnn' dnc tnr should sally
fn rlll and nv:-rwholm ll m reef,A tte s t:C.E .Krituse,C i ty Cltz i..\,,.., t\. 1 -1 . || '| 'l 1 ;":rw ('| \"l
\\J . Ha r o ld S te wa r t,|Ira >t;:t 4?'I".1 was :< i\| I";\:ffJ
sMa y o r .|,.g '§r°-l1'l1 I r c \ l.in-
4 . . . . . . . . _ . . . \ - 1 - _,
» » - - . . .- - - - -
l I
\. :; §: 'lv I : - 'ill ir 'lf »..1 '..r:"I::;;
be"¥§£. §"i>5i5 §.'o2i é1§é§' 1§"ié§ ;";t| Go £li1am sttzi d a nd i s vi s i ti n g h i s
Fo hr en ,H o l s t e i n ,G e r m a n y .81 pa r e n
Th er e she g r e w to r n a tu d ty ,a n d
wa s c o n fi r me d i n th e L u th e r a n
churc h.
I n 1870 she c a me t o Ame r ic a ,
living first at Ft. Calhoun, Nehr.
She was marr ied Oc to ber 18, 18'i '3,
to Ha n s A . L a mp , a t Oma h a .'They
settled o n th e i r f a r m i n Ri c h lan d
To wn s h i p w h e r e th e y li ve d fo r 2- I
L o u i e Ro b i n s o n wa s a vi s i to r a t
th e F r a n k Ga s s er h o me F r i d a y .
M r .a n d ll-Irs.W m. C u n n i n g h a m
a n d c h ildr en vis ited a t th e Pe te
Ra smu ss e n h ome S un d ay .
J o h n n i e A r p h a d q u i te a p a i n -
f u l ac c ident Th u r s d a y mo r n i n g .
W h i le p la y i n g i n th e c orn a ke r-
ne l lo d ge d in hi s ea r . Mr . A rp too k
hi m to th e do c to r a t A r li n g to n " n r ,|I
y ears wh e n th ey re n te d th e 1 a 1 n 1 ; f mm th e r e to a s pe c i a lis t i n 1§rc_
an d to ok a trlp to }: . u r o.pe.On tlf e l mo n t.Ho w e v e r he i s g e tt i n g a_|
r e tu r n th e y ma d e th ei r h o me i n lo n g n i c ely n o w.
B la i r f o r two y e a r s a n d th e n b u i lt
a n e w h o me on th e i r f a r m an d o c -f a mi ly ,Mr .a n d Mr s .J o h n J o h n -
c u p i w i t u n ti l 1905.Th e y th e n ls o n ,Sr.a n d Mr .a n d Mr s .Chas.
P'°;gd*° 33° \~;;>f~f~= Iigbrasla Sf e lti i s f c lti t a n d f a m i ly we re Sun day
Ht a i r w ere J.rs.m p as i ve 0 r tu n ti l he r de ath.M r .L a m p de-.l.§il"L':..l'.If' Org at the J o hn M a r
p a r te d th i s li f e f e b r u a r y 1 2 ,a i n .Mr .a n d M r s .Ro be rt J o hn s wer e
No c h i ld r e n we r e bo r n to tn e m,3 ,
M r .an d Mr s .M a x ltl o tz an d
ionduy c a lle r s a t t h e D o r a S u m-b u t M r .a n d Mr s .L a m p I1:lo;»L»tl ner:. home.
on e s o n , C ha r les , wh o m tht; 1r I lI " 'Mr . a n d Mr s J o h n l-Iarsh all are
ed a s th e ir o wn .He withh as l':.* :i-th e p r o u d pa r en ts o f n in lb
I n e~ farm until ln . ' l" ` l; : i r l hor n Tu es tlng r mo rn in g.
p
Mr s .La r n p wa s a v.orn:1n vi g .IR .... . 1 .h i g h c ha rac ter a n d Llmility,er . -r b C I I S I n J I . § . b L } .
u n - u pI - n om m sH
ma nu nl l » lI m m nn n - nH"I - n uauaI ll n l u la n n -l u l -n u n :n
ut h i sh m m mI - uH
a ea m -d u m :l l l l nI n u nn nlI lun u n o nI m mu na l u an a n :l l t u l:au nt un ni sl h u n u...........u nn- -a n - um u o nd u m !l u u l* H u mu n u -- - .- - .vu nH uh m m me l l l l l1 - n u- - . . .nU ! - n l
l hnuun. - . . . . . .m n - |I - n ud1- r u n su m m mI ! M l_- .. . .. .I m u ml!- _- -n u n - nn l l v ul u u au - . . .n - n n_ . -0 n z :annumU l u !n u m !o n i -n
w
FRIDAY and sniunnnr
Sa tu r d a y Ma ti n e e
J U N E 2 0 a n d 2 1
H o t F o r P a r i s
6 Vi c tor Mc La;:Ien.F i f i I lo r s a y a n d E I Brettdel
Co med y -' I `r o uh lo f o r T w o
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Su nd ay Ma ti n e e
J U N E 2 2 a n d 2 3
Hi t The Deck
W i ll: J a c k ( ln k ie an d P o lly W a lk e r "
C o m e d y - N i g h t in Do rmitor y
1>.t'1'u1:NI CW S
T U E S D A Y
J U N E :r t
Fr amed
W i th Ii ve lg n B on t
Fa b le an d I t e v i e w - F ily Ni g h t
I--351:'I`icl.t~t A d mi ts 1!l"¢nnln
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I I . lrn u J l| . J lI NY 0
1 Itak ing Cllnr;;c?"To d d dernumlcd,, § c r ? "f~7¥I\oI's ul:n1i1n|]-11
VOL. 4 BIair, Nebraska, June 19, 1930 NUMBER 59
THE HACK SA\V
People \\ hu l1avc n't
:m}.tI1ing'to 'talk I1-
béut.bu t th e wc -a th -
e r o u g h t to b e g la d
'Lh3y l1.m Nob1::=-
ka .
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Co.11:15 li l"1Ii:1Er:~"
ti on o f E11 ir1;r 121.
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(°-III 1=1.:;1l 1.1 l m '
:~UIll 11<»\\.;|| : l.1 1
louk aug li1t!.1| 1I"'
but i n its da y s i t
\.:1s the last wo rd ln
oil s t \Q
. ~,..\r ' 2 _`.Q . ,v u¢~ a a. ,. . . , , ,,.,.5 \ ~ ¢~ ° '°; , - -~ f § \ ~ , s . ~
THE AI.BA'l'Rn:~=f~1
(Continued from page nine)
I ' -
|:.!.l' 15"-nun rm::I| .1°Ih"l't! was u
I .°>:! '»- =:T'.°-wwe ln the nmllon
(\I !':|''|}:|H|I'||~|.
": fu naa°l |~lvur|ll1Z.°'Be tli ng tn n
PY;-l.|Ilal'tl..°'Sllq!°S wulinvrllng in the
la.mail o f the pea.b u t zlwr u' |n o
¢l::n::~r yet."
°'1 =lly d nl gn u lmwe the whe el lr
|I:Ir»:uzll .f .
glilw»a -'-En q w ! ' l y fre-m tht!
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s1|.;i:!i!g.I l ~¢u-\'.1\1el|ha d
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l|||» ||!!|| r -1: tri:-:einem wa s tr y -
lm: tu : : : | !.1 .1° elva§l: cnntlnu-
ous tnpf -I n;r:\.- I:--him.L ls le n ln :
ln lo mly .Ill*r °g'|I-f-ar hi s na me
spoken In u :=T|:i1I lnInlo.Hr- threw
the dnnr op- n. ilialul In lmml. a n d
la w S i l v a n ,
.1 ~..,m u m y .r c o u n t r ,}.¢=I:|...w J u n r 1 m \ ~;~;i l r n ..,,l u L |
3 c e n t e r Uv"hf as =pit ulit g.,.l i l \I | I ! I L \ \ h f ¢ ] 1 r ¢ Q }I ~I . ~....=|L 1 i . e . - , r 1 ~ ro f m u c h } 1 ! ' . I l > ! 1 T 1 t S r c r n l : u : 1 '¢ : ; ,w h i -f l l I ! . T . h .
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i f l g l f m c u u n t g r l » i = » r » ' -1 » . '.\'. * "J u l y 1 0 ,1 8 6 4 ~ . , } » .r h
1 \|C g ' l a *.'.t l o n a n d r <_ u . : i r . § .; »n : : c 1 ; -: .. !. | 1 l i l a n l l m a d H e u m m t o A m : F r
I .. 1i t s m e e t i n g s .S h e w a s a n I w i . ~a b o u t f o r b y - f i v e .W m - 5 a g o : . ' \I
f a t i ; r u . \ l 1 I e w o r k e r e v e n n f t »r u -r f i r s t s e t t l e d i n B m :B u t t e
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1.-
W EDNESDAY and THURSDAY
JlXII 23 and 25
L o v e C o m e s A l o n g
With Ilvhc Daraiclq and Lloyd Hu ;.;I<»~;
Cumcdy-»-llc 'Irumps Ihr .\r<~
1This
'fha
you!
u sl
AT THE DRESS STORE OF BLAIR
event surely dnmonslraies \WE knov . . . and YOU kn
fcc l uhat this is u siore oi '¢,. . . Irs man vo be y qung .
h , . . o store of loshion . ..)_,'wand "BEE YOUNG" (rocks will
re of MODERATE PRICE molza y au y oung this mmmo
S t y l e = - P I U S Q u d ! i ! ' 9 3 ~ F a i ' T F a é B e § t D r e s k é d W a m e a i
A T V E R Y M U C H |.ES$T H A N Y O U ' D EXP ECT T O P A Y $9 5
1 1 ~~E x c i i i n g S q i e o f " § - E E Y Q U N G F r c c k s c i -
/ A P R I C E S O | A s | L Y w | f n | u n : A c u o r A | . | .
RAYQN SHANTUNG RAYo>~1 P r o v e s :="`°av
M;i V> Pi' =* `C iif E€ ~rJC»\" -:Y .<.|; E ~~on ..sAu<:'. rnocxs for th; young mls Emu . - '53
e|»an ~. ; a Jack r-.»:»1 |.qofnlnlorgadsxk ~H,f d .rBnmjgarg. and P:ouE o o r r s o S wi s s S E E D vo n g n o , o I ~I'. c ;or¢°°f'""'° fi" Summer. T' °.f' ""' Hc nc d
' " "` I Fa #..: f u e " r x u::'».»:m lahnca .Q l ..P Ulla and shsrrcd slmli . . copes, ru"~:s nc r.
oonoszous new Pram; ::~| A rumaow of PASTEL SHADES ~=*iE;§voku. orgnndy, '""='"='f'~=|'°if=:'»Pf|=if=e, planed In-» <-nd
ond H164 cc hffes ABSOLUTELY msr ; : lf A la i .4 4 ofhgr new trim Edecs
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Th e Flo mn c f pri n-
ciple of focu~== el 11:at
ha s won Sllc c eH:fi ll
the Flor enc e :~tf\~:s
th r o u g h o u t th o :1.:-
ti o n a n d ma n y f. ._
:i gn lands.
" Y o u c:1n'L I!in
sur anc e in tin . .:: ;t
\\if}10I.l§ll.lirv:1 , "
said th e c ommi ~ifra
er.
A h knowefl .x
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to do.
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la w n s se em s:11.1II»r
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ln lzrul a n i!¢..l
rn a mma te .\'. (I r -
the sa me size izirl.
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r ; m L : m d w o u l d i m m c » d i : 1 t e ! y p u t .
i r :e f f e c t t h e f o l l o w i n g r a t e
FLOUR
Servic e a n d I ' o \ § e r ~|
~20 ln ;la | ll"| '.! ¥i h h\¢ | \ lL Q-
exb 80 kwh used per month 5c
ner kwhSnowflakeNéxt§ob"1}\-.h used per month 4'15c
per kwh
Coffee uuuullulll nruutnly mu $1.00.1|Alternative Power Rate (ljptionalf
witii custolmvr)for motorp of
one horse power and larger.
First IDD kwh used per month
5.5 c per kwh.
Next .1200 kwh used per month4.5 c mr k h.
Nvxi.200 kwh used per month
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VOL. 4 Blair,Nebraska, June 19,1930 NUMBER 59
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thousand and one different causes.
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