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GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
Pnblhhed Weekly by Jlhn A.BhmdmSubscription Price, $1.50 per Year.Slngle Oopy,5e.BLAIR,NEBRAsKA,;JULY 3,1930 From the Glrdm Spot dl Nebrukm-
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His 154thBirthday
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Dist.1:C.B.Mehrens;H.
C.Blaco (one to be nom
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County Commissioner for
Dist.2:C.John Nelson
Chris Hinz and H.W.Meier
henry (onc to be nominated)
Sheriff:Marion Suther»
land;S.H.Lockman;Edgar
C.Clausen and Sam Stew
ens (one to be nominated).
County Treasurer:Fred
Guyer and Hugh J.Cook.
County Clerk:Armie C.
Martin and George C.Mc
Quarrie.
County Assessor:C.H.
Robertson.
Clerk of District Court:
Marcus Beck and Henry
Christensen.
County Attorney:Philip
O1Ianlon and Grace Ballard
Representative:A.H.
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west which is rather unusualhavingoccurredbutfourtimeswithtwomonthstiedwithsouth
east.Don C.Van Deusen local
U.S.Weather Bureau Observer.
NINETIETH BIRTH
ANNIVERSARY
Mrs.Elsie Jorgensen of west
Colfax street celebrated her nine
tieth birth anniwrsary last Mon
day by keeping open house to all
har relatives and friends.There
were present around seventy and
Mrs.Jorgensen mode an ideal
hostess meeting all with xl smile
and a kind word.She was the re
cipient of many gifts includinglovelyflowers.The Royal Neigh
bors organization sent a beautiful
plant.A nice luncheon of sandwiches
coffeepickles ice cream and cake
was servedMrs.Jorgensen has ten nieces
all of whom weie present but two.
She hos but one great granddaughterEmmaLouLundtwhowas
grcscnt.She was very pleased to
ve her sister~inlaw Mrs.Soren
Jensen of this city present.Mrs.
Jensen has been very ill and has
but recently returned home from
the hospital.Mrs.Jensen and
Mrs.Jorgensen are the only survivingmembersoftheirfamily.
The day was one long to be rememberedbynlhpresentandbest
wishes were extended Mrs.Jurgen
sen for more happy birthdays.
RETURN FROMSOUTH DAKOTA
Mr.and Mrs.C.L.Bender!returnedlastFridayfromavisitat
Parade South Dakota.While
them they visited at the home of
Irank Bailey who is farming neu:
that place.C.L.reports that Frank is do
ing well and that crops are look
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Sheriff:Maurice Heh
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and Dan J.Phiilipa
County Assessor:R H.
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Senator:Hugo F.Srb.
County Attorney:Henry
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ing Saturday afternoon formerstate enator,A.H.Miller of Kemnardmade a fine speech in honor
of the occasion.All day Sntur
duy and Sunday,refreshments of
sandwiches,pickles,ive cream,cake and coffee were served to the
incoming guests who stayed aslongastheyeculdconvenientlyandthenleft,making room for
others and so the days continuedfarintothenights.Mr.and Mrs.Petersen were therecipientsofalargenumberof
lovely gifts among which weretwofinechairsapurseof$86.00.and many other very practical and
personal gifts..
oBlair Loses
ToSchuyler
Schuyler Picks Honors from Blair
on Home Diamond Last Sunday.
Blair Stands at the Bottom of
List of Winners for the Year.
HAS WON ONLY TWO GAMES
Members of the Schuyler base
ball term collected 15 hits off two
Blair pitchers and gave their ownhurlererrorlesssupporttodefeat
the Washington countinns 13 to 3
on the home diamond Sunday aft
ernoon.The game began as though
it. would be a close battle but after
Schuyler made 8 runs in the duh
it turned into a one~sided affair.
Blaifs 3 Lullies came in the
fourth.Tho Blairiles were unable
to connect consistently with the
offerings of Otto Mackensbcdt in
the other innings.Fick started for Blair and wasrelievedbySchefflerinthefourth.
Ed Mackenstedt and Art Macken
stede each clouted a home mn for
the longest hits of the day.Kozn
and Tomes had 3 hits apiece to
lead the Schuyler aluggers.Foxy Schuman with 2 in 4 at
tempts was the Blair hitting lead
er.
The summary:Blair
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number of outoftown friends
who are as follows:Mr.and Mrs.
Jesper Jespersen and Ajvena of
Hemmingford Nab.Mr.and Mrs.
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WeatherReport
For.lunef
lmal U.S.Weather Observer
Gives Report on June Weather.
Rainfall Light.Twmtythree
Clear Days lor the Month.
102 HIGHEST HEAT RECORD
June of 1930 was a very well
behaved month breaking no recordsbutwas s.little warmer and
a little dryer than the average.The monthly mean was 70.4 as
Woman HasRe-
markableRecord
At the Age of Seventyfive Years
Acts as Foreign Correspondent
in France for the Indianapolis
Star.
IS THIRD SUMMER IN EUROPE
Mrs.A.F.Newell recently re»ceived word from her sisterinlaw
Mrs.Annie Parker Brass who is
spending the summer in France
and Italy.Mrs.Bross is seventy
against 69.9 last year.The }|ggh;!1ve years old and since the death
record was 17.1 in 1929 and the l her husband five years asv.low record 65.9 mn in 1916 makes been a special correspondent
1928.sfo:the I.ndia:\apolis Star of
The warmest day of the monthWhih he was editor for ¢iKh¢e
was the 22nd when the mercury yeari _
_touched 99.l:he coolest night was Tius is the third consecfmve
43 on the 8th.It was above 90 summer Mrs. PFDBS has spent inbutthreeof the so days while in Europe.Despite her years she is
1911 it was above oo eighlnen of exoeedingfly active.and has a
the 30 days touching 102 on the boundless enthusiasm for news29th.The low mark was 50 that Pi*P9\work with which she ll
June.|been identified during most of herTherainfallwasbutzooonumllife.Durilng 3=f g in le this
an au en
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i.{f.§§€r§lZ;r§§$0f }§;£W lT.L*.1...I;.gap?at Vatican fof .26 of an inch fell here on the and an interview with Mussolini
evening of the 29th Sunday.We Premier and dictator of Italyhavehadashighas10.55 in 1899]Mrs.Brass has dwrloped a veryand10.35 in 1924 as low as .ao racy and interesting style of wr1t~
in 1927.|ing and her work is accepted not
There vmre 23 clear days but1 @ by the Star but by manyoneallcloudyand 6 partly ¢|(udy_lleading magazines and pedodlcsls.The record for clear days was 24 She has one daughter who ls a
in 1918 when we had but 2.35
inches of rainfall to 9 in 1902
and 1906.when there were f4.os
inches.There have been four.
Junes 1910 1911 1918 and 1922
when them wnsnt n single all
cloudy day dudng the month.
newspaper woman in New York.
Her son served with the A.E.F.
during the whole period of the
lube war ond has been a univer
sity teacher since.IIe is at this
time studying for a Doctorate in
Philosophy.
SILVER wsolmzo
ANNIVERSARY
Mr.and Mrs.P.C.Petersen.who redde six miles south of
Blair held open house to theirfriendsonlastSaturdayand
Sunday June 28 and 29 in honoroftheirtwentyfifthweddinganniversary.r
Around one hundred and thirtyfriendsrespondedtothegeneralinvitationandbothdaysrebusyandmemorabledaysforthePebersens.
Mr.and Mrs.Petersen weremarriedJlme281905at the Dan
ish Lutheran church in this citybyRev.Anker.They were attendedbythreebridesmaidsand
three best men of which onlyJesperandJensJespersenwereableto be present at the anniversary.There were in all twelve
wedding guests present on thesilveranniversary.The Petersens [have two daugh~ters Elsie of Chicago and NelsineofOmahaandonesonJensofOmahathefirstmentionedbeingunableto be present on this occasionalthoughshesentseverallovelybouquetsofflowers.
Friends and relatives began arrivin~at ~H ..~.
M.Mayes of that city occuned nt
the M.E.church in Blair Wed
nesday June 25 at 7:30 p.m..Rev.C.G.Bader officiating.The bridesm d Miss EdithMayesisa..§L.of the bride
lgroom.The best man was Marion
Ingold both of Fremont.Miss
Gertnide Mead of this city wasorganistandMissGladysMoore
also of Blair sang.The bnde was the daughter of
the late Mr.and Mrs.George Mc
COY of this city and was the
youngest in the family.She is aQgraduateof the Blair high school
and since the death of her father
has been making her home in
Fremont.l Following the wedding a re~ception was held at the home of
the brides sister Mrs.Holger
Hansen at which time a number
lof the immediate relatises of bothwerepresent.The newlyweds wil!
reside in Fremont following a brief
honeymoon in Omaha.The out~oftown guests wereMr.and Mrs.W.T.Meador Mrs.
E.Wild Mrs.Mayes and Miss
.Winibell Nelsoh of Fremont and
Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Nearhood ofOmaha.
g Blair friends are extending congratulationsandbestwishes.
FORMER BLAIR GIRL MARRIES
The marriage of Miss EvelynMcCoy,formerly of this city,but
recently of Fremont,to Sterling
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DELIGHTFUL AUTO TRIP
Mrs.Chgzks Mead and son PaularrivedTuesdaybyautofromSan
Diego Calif.for a visit with theirhusbxmdandfatherDr.C.R.Mead and other relatives andfriends.
They have had a delightful tdpgoingnorthnlongthewesternconst to Spokane and then throughthenonhernstatesdroppingsouthtotake.in the Yellowstone Parkand Cheyenne; Wyo.They stoppedof!at Kimball Nab.to see Jamestheirsonandbrotherandthen
came on to Blair where they will
stay for some time.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
FOLKS PICNIC
The children and young peopleoftheCongregationalchurchschoolweretakenFridayafter
noon to lfiller Park Omaha for
their ann nl picnic.Many of the
older people of the parish went
down later in the afternoon and
seventy sat down to the parishdinneratsixoclock.
The various amusement feat
ures in the park gave the youngstersnveryhappyafbemoonthe
men made full use of the golf and
tennis accomodations and the
ladies found in the delightfulshadeandquietngoodopportunityforvisitingandgettingthe
bountiful dinner ready.So much
enthusiasm was shnwh owr the
pleasant outing that some have
already suggested u similar aft
ernoon and evening early in thfall.
.1CntyCouncl
To BuyBoiler
Cust of Boiler and Stoker Estim
ated at Around $28000.Nixon
Reynolda Comvmy to Superin
lend the Installation.
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SEWER OUTLET DISCUSSED
At the regular meeting of the
city council held last Tuesdayeveningthematterofthepurchaseofaboilerandsookerfor
the electric light plant was dis
cussed and after carefully condderingthematterit was decided
to make the purchase and to ern
~.A.F.Newell recently re
word from her sisteri:1»law
Armie Parker Brass who is
'ng the summer in France
taly.Mm Brass is seventy
ara old and since the death
r husband five years ago~~a special correspondent
he lndiaxzapolis Star of
he was editor for eighejen
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At the Age of Seventy-fiveYears
Acts as I-oreXgnCorrespondent
in Fnnce for the"Indianapolis
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C.Blaco (one to be nom
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County Commissioner for
Dist.2:C.John Nelson
Chris Hinz and H.W.Meier
henry (onc to be nominated)
Sheriff:Marion Suther»
land;S.H.Lockman;Edgar
C.Clausen and Sam Stew
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County Treasurer:Fred
Guyer and Hugh J.Cook.
County Clerk:Armie C.
Martin and George C.Mc
Quarrie.
County Assessor:C.H.
Robertson.
Clerk of District Court:
Marcus Beck and Henry
Christensen.
County Attorney:Philip
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RETURN FROMSOUTH DAKOTA
Mr.and Mrs.C.L.Bender!returnedlastFridayfromavisitat
Parade South Dakota.While
them they visited at the home of
Irank Bailey who is farming neu:
that place.C.L.reports that Frank is do
ing well and that crops are look
ing fine with plenty of rain.
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Sheriff:Maurice Heh
rens Sherman Anderson
and Dan J.Phiilipa
County Assessor:R H.
Rasmussen.
Senator:Hugo F.Srb.
County Attorney:Henry
Mencke.
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Clubs at the Biennial Con
vention in Denver in June
elour from Calhou
pine..\Distance o
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flfonmzn DANA 1 ~1'lifgqrvesnote.This organ-'
1 KNIGHT nl uANNEBORG='ization,having 2,500,000 *In Spile of Late Opening in 1929
und Adverse Road CondiliosImmunl1\1 _members representing the *
Grafeled at;g d 1 k N}d *most enlightened woman *
In r.l.=nf..r5£f S L._.ff.i I...f.ff *hood of Americmenthusiast *
Miles is to Be the Blair Bridge Makes u Credit
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r 1 _fup to Beresford S.D.early SunSTATET()GR.\\Isl.DI.TOLR day morning io visit the Rev.A.
M.Anderson family and attend ai
Gravel Only Temporary with Ufmllchurch service when Rev.Ander\
of Gravel Unly Une and Unehalf son was presented with an honor
Inches Thick.;»=a special service.
Because of his great interest
The graveling of a strip of road in educational and religious ideals
about four miles in length Start...Ilnd on account of his accomplish
ing at the first road running westmffS for g00d»he was presented
on llie Washington highway southf with a beautiful gold Cross midi
of .Calhoun will start.at o:1ce.£li@ the title Knight of Dannel
This road lending off the highu.ayb018»by the king of Denmark as
southwest past the old Green form title to be bestowed only on onel
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offers the best means for
»..;;1bI.:g the liguor traffic
and as pledging its continuedsupporttothe18th
Amendment and Hgid en
forcement thereof.Every
cjtizen might well read the
resolution which follows:
"whereas, there are sin-
ister influences seeldng
to undermine the efficacy
of the 18th Amendment to
the Constitution of the
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Second Year Wi Show BetterReturnswithRoadConditionsRemedied and Bridge Advertised
The letter mprorluccd belowrelative to thé financial returns oftheBlairbridgeforthefirsttwelvemonthsbusinessisunderthe conditions existing during the
summer of 1929 very creditableandwhilenot enough to warranttheissuingofudividendtothestockholdersisverypleasingonthewhole.The letter follows:
Lincoln Nebraska
June 30 1930IoPreferredStockholdersof
W we wont une ni oe me uetourtobe used during the luyinglofthepavementfromCalhounto
the county line.
The pnving according to con;tract is to start not later than
July 10th which means that the
road should be open to travel for
the fall und winter months.
The high road to Omaha will
not be touched.lt is a very big
question as to the advisobility of
helping others and giving generouslyof his talents.
R»c\. Andersen was the originmtorinestablishingDanaCollege
in Blair and gave the best yearsof his life to promoting the Luth
eran belief among his people.He
and Mrs.Andersen moved tu
Beresford s few years ago where
they are living quietly and happilyamongtheirfriendsandparishion
this move on the url;of the state.U3~pasthepavingwill draw a eonjestedstuteoftrafficcontinually.
It is no question but what h»FaIlll
~the high road pased and the WashI
ington highway gmveled that this
conjestion of traffic would be relievedandatverylittleextraex BarbecueThurs.
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United States and to renderthelawsforenforce
ment thereof impotent;and
Whereas individuals and
organizations favoring repealofthe18thAmend
ment are making strenu
ous efforts to destroy the
faith of the people in.prohibition..therefore be it
Resolved that the Genl
Fed.of Womens Clubs
reaffirms its conviction
that prohibition offers the
best means for curbingtheliquortrafficandits
attendant crimes and
pledgesits conEnued supporttotheAmendmentand
Phe Nebraska-Iowa Bridgeorporation
/we are showingFeceiptsoftheNehrmr.lm1
Bridge at Blair for the past elevenmonthswiththereceiptsofJune;he twelfth month estimated:
Iuly ~»$5560.71
August 6151.35
§eptember ~3977.39Jctober2891.46November»1069.80December1281.16lauuary1349.05
February 1700.30Marchanu2391.65
April ~2254.40
Hay ~3918.95lune(est.)5500.00~
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~~July August September and
Dcbober of la8t year showed véry
satisfactory earnings in spite of
rigid enforcement therel¢l|:¢
"1 _~°riSU§(pR]SE pAgTy Luge Crowd Cahers at Axlngton s g t the "wets", who reParktoMixinSocialMa:mer!ma lin on straw votesit____\and Listen to Speakers of Note! 1 :0m;;_t;;tvm......__x.Lan:luczluxl.5 UL un:niubiut:
Hustlers Club and their families
planned and carried out a surprise
PmpoundPublicQuestions.as ~;";.; - ~ - - 4| »-
||\iaarty on Monday evening fm-Mr.|A FREE LUNCH WAS 3ERVE[)ILr..L.r.uru=L11:5 lrmxn
ERSARYandMrs.Jens Clnursfen who wi1l|leave next \\vok tn visit their!A large crowd of people at
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;he unfinished condition of the;;.;..:"",.;:";;;...r.1.;:.:.trnrlod the Washimrtnn countvuuuguucnuna.nun ulu uuunauu ¢:|vandfamilyofBoulderColo.for Farm Bursts.barbecue picnic
sexeral weels.The guests ar held at the Arlington fair grounds
rived so unexpectedly it was someU Thursday of lastweel€
time before Mr.and Mrs.Clausen!The weather was :deal and peo
ple flocked from all over the
county.v
could realize what was tuldng
place.
The ladies took charge of the
house and saw to it that Mr.and
Zlllra Clausen were guests of the
evening.Cords and visiting weretheeveningsentertainmentuntii
about eleven oclock when Mrs.
Clausen was blindfolded and led
to the dining table where the blind
was removed and she found before
her a basket of useful articles
The big feature of the programwasaspeechbyGoc.A.J.
Weaver who with Mrs.Weaver.
Mr.and Mrs.R.E.Holland and
Wm.Derrick motored up from
Lincoln for the affair.Hon.A.H.
1.318%Qulluaj was un:M:Inu
wedding anniversary of Mr.and
Mrs.Howard Jensen of Orum and
a large number of relatives and
friends came in on them and surprisedthemduringtheafternoon
and evening.They were the recipients of abeautifulclockfromtheguestsanexpressionoftheiraifection|and esteem which the Jensens
will long remember.
Refreshments and visiting were!Miller opened the meeting with aenjoyed by all and a general goodbriefaddressandintroducedl.llCti!.ne was enjoyed.There wereGovernorwhosetalkdealtrmPl sixty present.|cipaily with good roads agriculwhichshewilluse on her travels tuml problems and ¥i@¥trans
llir.Clausen was also remembered portation for Nebmska.
.with a box of gifts.|Thousands of buns and six
TRUCKS MUST nor QVERLQAD
A couple of state men were inAboutmidnighta ll.lt1Cll Of C3l£€.hund]cd pounds of lI)£lfboCl.I(!d meat g Blair Tuesday :light and \\Qm onicecreamandcoffeewasservedf1*3 served with coffee and the lookout for overloaded trucks.af ter which the guests departed pickles to the crowd at noon.lA law passed during the last legwishingMr.and Mrs.Clausen of The program of sports and ath
pleasanl.vacation and a safe .re letic events opened at 9:30 a.rn.turn home about September lst Vinh :1 bali game between the
Iontanelle and McCarthy 4 H
1umsnlox cezvrun l |Clubs the former winning 16 to 6.
.»f In the afternoon a ben inningJI.Li q.l].\RA1\CEgumc was played the Blair Cubs
\Fashion Center July ClearancelV\.lllIIi!lg ~ t0 5 from lll€Trio Baby
islaturc fixed the weights proportionztrlyto the size of the tire
that co d be carried.This wasdonetoprotectthehighwaysastheheavilyloadedtruckswere
doing great damage.
On the night in question several
trucks were stunned and vseilzhod
ploy the engineering firm of Nix
an and Reynolds Co.to do the
.vork of superinhcnding the install
ation.
The estimated cost of *tho newimprovementwillhearound$28
000.
_The question of the sewer out»»
let also came up for consideration
and was discussed pro and con.This would necessitate the extend~|ing of the outlet to the river and
would probably cost enough tal
call for a bond election to raise
the required funds.
BLAIR BOY RECEIVES HONORS
Robert F.Hilton of Lincoln
come up Monday evening to visit
his sistcr Mrs.John /A.Rhoadcs
and family over Tuesday.Rob is
still with The State Journal of
Lincoln where he has been for nnumberofyears.He is dso interested in the Lin
coln Typographical Union activities
and was recently rcelected chairman ol the executive committee and
a member of the scale committeebothhonorpositionsintheUnion
.¢.....1ng no salary but taking con.siderable of his spare time so
roads approa¢h1Qg the bridge .frombtheNebraskaandtheIowasies.September and Od/aber
showed a reduction of approxi~mately 50%due chiefly to unfavorableroadconditions.
November December and January showed reduced receipts.Traificduringthewinterwasexpectultorunlessduotothe absence of
tourist travel but unfortunatelythehighwayonthelownsidewasnotcompletelygiaveleduntilin
January and this coupled withtheextremewinterweatherhadalm..depressing effect.
Another element has had itstemporaryeffect.Much ndvertis»
ing and propaganda has beerspreadwiththehopeofdivertingtrafficawayfromtheBlairbridgetoOmaha and Council Bluffs.This
was particularly active on theIowasideandmuchadvertisingin
the way of billboards was placedalongtheLincolnHighwayinIowa.This propaganda was themoreeffectivebecauseof so much.
paving work on the Lincoln High~way in Iowa which necessitatedlongdetoursoverdirtroadsandtouristsaftergettingback on the
paving were reluctant to try a............ff ...h _.r r.
Sale starts Saturdaf:morning1Be9f Club |and two were fund over-logded
July Sth. and continues uruil Snt und the drivers were finedurdaynight.July 12£h.If you COUNTY WOMAN HONORED
want to Save Extra Money shopattheFashionCenterinBlair Fnends and neighbors of Mrs
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unng t iv S.: e you can huyWm.Skow pleasantly surpnsecl ~
~uvuu.uatle ~lat get UP to Blairlnot.familiar.asm wmcn may were
as owen as xonneny.He was also elected as a dele|(Contmued YE page exght)
gate m the International Typo-|nELPERs Exrm-i§qverything you 'need at big P1ice§her at her homeSunday evening i AtMidnigh|graphical Union to be held at
Houston,Texas on Sept.8 and
plans to make an extensive tour
Jf the Southland at that time.
SCHEFFLERSICK
Miss Gussig Scheffler daughterofMr.and Mrs.Gus Schefflcr of
this city was united in marriagetoAlfredO.Sick also of Blair
an Thursday June 26 at the home
af the brides parents.Rev.Chris
tian Sick of Fremont father of
APPRECIATION
Rev.W.H.Underwood former
superintendent of Crowell Homewasthevictimof a surprise birth
day dinner last Monday eveningwhentheCrowellHomehelpersplannedandcarriedoutacompletesurpnseonhim.The ocea~sion was his seventieth birth armi
versary.A lovely dinner was enjoyed attheCliftonhtelbytheguestof
honor Mrs.fnderwood Dr.and
Mrs.Grant Shick and the Crowell
/
Reductions.Their ml is on f.llB:ig|honor of her birthdagibackpageofthisissue.Look it|Tliwevening was spet in playIoverandthenbeattheFashioningcardsandvisitingafterwhich|
Q Center Salurilay morning or Sill-'a lovelv lunch was servedconsisturdnyafterrooforSuturflaynightinggfsandwichescoffeecake|All Filings for Slate and Count;}h=>.1\5~~f= plenty m<:rchnnd.i§e t0!and ice cream brought by the Offices Close at Midnight Jul;sei:-tncy wont run outf--or if you Indies \'|nnlnunnnl 3rd. Provnslons ofS1tale LmnmLvnmnthis§:\1nn{:n.*nHonr!l Thm=n hknnnm#§§}"""_""""""":|_"|Auvuq §i:\:|||wrist llltlullllvqedunnp;the comms "\¢Henry Kandh gmt;Allen Hum Mak;This Llnndatory.
it lasts till Saturday night July 12. 4 Hzmsan HansI{nap;Andreiv Han|__
uAdvertisementsvnAnnaPetersenLawrencéfPRIMARXI.LhCTloI\AUG.12
Rnbcs and families Henry Heise.
.Ask .0l.|lPil.if ~Question:P21111 HHHRPN Mr flnlnh .Tnnenn ThB fxhngs fol the pnmary BIGC
(if ..tion to be held Tuelduy,AugumnunmnotulmmiynandIaulsFmkOttoChnstlnnnm.m 1gnfuwuf customer)and Harry Jol\;|mn and fnmiliel.l1.f"!.°°!?°°£"{".".w u the groom,was the officiating|H°me force.Iolc Johnson of Kennard.Blissimmgnt tqrugng,"'"y-5u clergyman.f f \ \ \|\\\hy do I continue to pay mort:Mmy Mattox and Norma ffabes of After today the real fight wasformygrucfeswhentheveryOmaha.be on ns the primary in u majorit;samu items n be obtained ati All rlnnnrinrl u:.=1\;».. 4%... 1...+of cases will settle the battle as
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Safewny Store!at a considcruble ww acans un:||uaL1cssmanymoreMombirthdays.but few democrats have filed thu:
sznéing?1 |We regret to hear that Mr.undleavng the fight among the reurcl;it :ont because you luke Mrs.Skows future plans are t fpublzcans themselves.
to pay thc highest prico f0rmove to California the comin;|The democratic party has for tht
thingb Safextn bel 1.y raves lt as be year.past few years in this countycause you ha\cnL investigated the been slowly disintegrating anti
advantasres offered at our stores.REPUBLIC.\NS HUNGRY today but little or no narty organ
wuuu.una u very pleasant evemngThenewlywedsleftatonceforumann;n\rnr|trip through the Black Hina.l ""'"J
'l`h: brideis u graduate 'of the| BIG FIREFIGHTHair high school find of the Uni SATURDAY NIGHT
versity of Nebraska.Since her
graduation she has been teaching.Mr!Sick is associated with the
lfilooTribune of this city and the
newlyweds will make their home
here.
The Enterprise exbeluls congratulations.
The Community Fire Prnleclion
Extension Service
will give n big fire fighting dem
onstration at Fifth and Front
stv.::.:.Blair Saturday night July5that9oclock.Everyune wel
come and every rural property
|Come in and lot us acquaint you ization is left.Even the party
with the many adva.1tages Safe From the filings made for the leaders are hesitating as to which
jay has for its customers.»Adv.|COImty offices to be elected tlijsW=1y to jump whether bo stick bi
Advertisement full af.the November election it.]fhe old partyx and their consci»
would appear that there is a h0rd¢entious scruples or throw in with
WILL VISIT IN CAIJFORNIA of hungry republicans standingthe opposing but apparently morereadytofallintothepielineof1PPUmTparty.This State of ofMissFrancesGrossreceivedalpublicoffice.As will be noted by |iairs leaves the field largely to welongdistancemessmzcfromherf the list irivcn in mmthor nlnrn!XEDl.lbliCil.!lB..iowner snould sm tms and leamhow easy if, is to fight fires withBIRTHDAYPARTYIoutwater.This exhibition willnieceMrs.J.A.Raitt of Pasouem are twenty repub1ica:1swhile!_
Robles Calif.extending an inonly four democrats are asking INJURED H*RUNAWTAYvitationtohertomeetherandforrecognition.Mr.Raitt at San Francisco soon Wm.Smith of near Calhoun hadandgoforanautomobilétripupRETURNSFROMMINNESOTAthemi§ortunc of being severelytoSeattle.She accepted and will iniured in 11 r=1n~m1*m lard Tnnu..
A group of about thirty friends
and relatives dropped in on Mrs.
George Blanchard recently to assistherincelebratingherbirth
anniverlaary.The lady in question has been
an invalid for a number of yearsandthepartywasamalpleasuretoher.She was the recipient of
many fine presents which will be
be spectacular and educational.
Free.24xc
THOMAS FINNELL DIES
Word has been received in BlairofthedeatholThus.Finnell athishomeinLongBeachQlif.Mr.Hnnell and wife were residentsofBlairformanyyearswhenhewasassociatedwiththe
r way ua c}m.mi.thin c.H.Schriefer ma .\1rm|f§11'I"AIh2 §3I5T.§ia{¢E§'iiil"ollm|\'i.||g the wonder- Schultz, nnd mn arrived in Bldrlkam,the lwnea lhrted any un-she will probably nuuhlamlny evening from l tn-in unlxnnzndlu,.».»....u.... m... ¢-n..
be on he
some time with her niece andfam~ily at Paso Robles before retumingtoNebraskatotakeupher
ueachinz duties in the Omw
schuuls in Ihe full.
Q BeadtbenewsinThaEn\m1px£|\
inw Minnesota Mr.échulas;
fann in that state and while there
they painted up the farm bhild
mgs and othomvise tidied up the
premises.
Bud the main The Enterprise
.........................H nwcultivatorandcuttinghimseverelyaboutthehad.He is under the
care ot a docwr at present and is
recovering sluwly.
KenesawTown Board voted to_purchase new fire truck.
bured by her for a number of ~ State Bank of this city.Theha4;
mars
sorry to learn of Mr.Fi}me1f'§Gothenbum\-Connmction on Er|deathlxon building nearing completion. Mn. Finnell in her ireif.sfémw.
AND FIGURESFEW FACTSA
To arrive at an estimated
distributing
privately
Accountant's estimateas certified byof the. plant
computed v a r l o u s
$20,125.93
HERE ARE THE FIG URES
fu>S1Ea a .
E*u
ua
><`g
~§s<§
5 Q ; g 5 ; l -
U O
May 1, 1922 Y a n n !l 39,101.41 490.72 531.77 1278.38
May 1, 1923 n n 38,814.27 555.04 535.04 1281.25May 1, 1916 Total cost of two units, plant
May 1, 1924 35,804.75
$40,406.68 5 303.05 $ 378.81and distribution line 99 37.601.51 447.45 485.05 1148.72
Value of plant (no depreciation)
Value of plant, less depreciation
May 1. 1921 40,739.17 448.13 516.22 1641.07 TOTAL $7616.09 $8374.56 520125.93
Everybne economically
of $zo;125.93 thatmanaged,privately
would have paid during the fourteen , J and taxpayer
themselves
benefit of the community
I -Nebraska Light er Co
was placed under 1 large shade
hee in the ya.rdon which dinner
was served cafeteria.A large jar
of iced lemonade was on hand dur-
ing the day.During the afternoon
and ewning there were attractions
such as horse shoe pitching, play~
*ng ball and visiting.About four
o'c ock ice cream and cake weresened.We wish these pwniemany happy birthdays on li!e's
joumey.Grandpa Hovendick, who is vis-
iting at the home o l his 503'Charles, was quite surprised oneevening last week when some of
his friends from Illinois and Arl-
ingwn came w see him.These
people had taken a drive up thruWayne and Wakefield and gwppedan their way home to see Grandpa
who has been blind for several
years.The party included Mr. and
Mrs.Claymeier,Mr.and Mrs.
Echtenkamp and dauxzhwr.
}With The Churches
AS TOLD BY THEIR PASTORS
RESO LUTION
ORUM BUSY BEES MEET
The Orum Busy Bees received
their first. problem Friday, June 27.
Mrs.H.C.Wrich showed them
HILLSIDE NEWS OF
GARDN ER DISTRICT
Mr.and Mrs.T..~.d Comptonwree Friday ~evening visitors at
CUNGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A.F.Newell,Pastor
Public worship Sunday at. 11:00
o'clo<:k,conducted by the pastor.
Church school at 10 A. M.
At the young peoplek; meeting at
6:30 Miss Evelyn Murdoch willspeak of her experiences in beach-
ing Lndian children at. the WoodRixerReservation,Ft..Washakie,
Wyoming.
10 A. M.-Church school.Cool
and pleasant.Classes for all agea11A..M.--Mo rni ng Worship.
General theme:"Summer Morn-ings in the Mountains".ll. "The
Mountain of New Hope".A cord-ial fellowship.Bringing your
family to church protects it from
pagrmizing influences.
6:45 P.M.--Youn@ People's
meeting.Topic:"Why Do WeHaveSunday?What.Can Sun-
dey Mean?"Get.into this live
E |THE FISCAL YEAR 1930-1931
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF BLAIR, NEBRASKA:
That the probable amount of
muney nacded for all purposes to
be raised by said City [wr the fis-
HEALTH CLUB ORGANIZED
Fifbeen healthy happy girls and
boys met at the Bono school June
were very anxiou; to get starved
on their sewing boxes.They did
not finish their holders, but all re-
ceived a good start.
Verna and Edna Stork are two
new members of the club.The
wtad number of members has in<
creased to fourteen girls, and all
were present but one.
Verna Wulf served a wry de -
licious lunch condsting 01 sand-
wiches, cake and lemonade.The
girls have decided that they would
serve any three things that Lhey
wished.Thgy want so give most
ol their tirne to sewing.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Margaret Ralland.
July llth.--Edna Hansen,News
Repunm.Ne!~Petersen and scm,Ralph
also Peter X. Petserisen of Lyons,
were Sunday morning visitors at
A. J . Har z ett, P a sto r
Bi b le S c h o o l, 10 A . M.
Mo r n i n g W o r s h i p , 1 1 A . M.
Ch r is ti an E nd e a vo r , 7 : 00 P . M.
Pr e ac h in g , 8 :0 0 P . M.
Mi d - we e k me e t i n g W edn esd ay ,
8 : 0 0 p ,na..Su n da y eve n i n g the re wi ll he
re p o r ts o f th e c hu rc h c on ve nti on
g i ve n b y tho se atten d in g .
T h e B l a i r c h u r w wa s we ll re p-
res en te d a t th e ann ua l c h urc h c o n~
ve n tio n h eld a t B e tha n y Pa r k , L i n .
c oi n, J u ne 24 -2 7.F r o m th i s c on -
gwig a ti on tvr en ty - se ve n we re i n a t
te n d a n c e a t on e o r mo r e Sessions.
'f:15 P .M . - - O p e n . l i r E ve n i n g
servic e.Mu s i c b y uf orc h estra.
Si n g i n g o f fo mi lir .hy mn s ,es-
pec ially be a u ti f u l i n 1 .2 op en ai r.
Se c on d s e rmo n o n L.lJl1cal W a te r -
i n g Plac es:" T h e S r m y Se a" .
Te ll y o u r fr i en d s a t.th e c ool
c o mf o r t o f these S u n t Servic es,
wh ic h a r e f in i sh ed be f r e d a rk .I n
case o f s to r m,th e o g r a m w i l l
b e g i ve n i n th e c h u r c h n e xt d o o r .
"Ho eve r y o n e th a t th ir s teth , c o me
y e t o th e wa te r s " .W edne sday ,7: 30 P.M. - - M i d -
vme k Re f r e sh me n t Ho u r .E w r y
me mbe r o f th e c h u rc h i s i n vite d to
share this se rvic e.Come her e fir st
Attend the Fashion Cenber July
Clearance Sade-it starts Saturday
morning,July 5th-all kinds of
Bargains.24-1|.
I : 1 I 9 | |:v
pr es i de nt;Ele a n o r D i xo n ,sec re-
ta r y ;a n d Fr an c e s Mo r g a n ,n e ws
re p or ter .
A f te r a ll b u s i n e s s wa s a tte n d e d
w. the meeting was adjourned.
Frances Morgan,News Reporter.
The club was named "Riverview
Health Club". 'Due following offic-
ers were elected:Elmer Dixon,
Mr. and Mrs.M.A.Matz and
4 baby visited at the home of theirdnughberandhusband,west of
Omaha Saturday night. and Sun
day.
I.:3
" ' " S T¢ $ i F § ' Z ? £ ' S § a & § " " ° "c onc ert.W h i le "r e s to r i n g th e
'...s o u l"w e ma k e pr ovis io n f o r th e
Su nd ay , J uly Gth :c o mf o r t o f th e b o d y a ls o .
Lge, a_L!o §~»§
e d a.pic nic Su nd ay i n th e J a c k
L a z u m woo ds,s o u th o f Bla i r .
F r a n k Li n de n ,Ma r g a r e t a n d
E lle .Anderson atte nd e d a danc e
i n He r ma n Sa tu r d a y n i g h t.
A m a n d a P e te r m n en te r ta i ne d
th e Hi llsi d e Hu s tle r s C lu b T h u r s -
d a y af te rn oo n.
A n d r e w Clau se n o f V a lle y , v i s -
i te d h i s pa re n ts ,M r .a n d Mr s .
J e n s Ciaus en Sun da y .'
Mr . a nd Mr s. J . L . P ete r s en a n d
Ro b er t s p en t Th ur s da y e ven i ng ' a t.
th e D a n Ph illip s ho me .
M r .a n d Mr s .Ha r r y I f h we y a n d
F a y e d r o ve to F r e mo n t Sun day
a n d spent.th e d a y a t th e He n r y
T e g t ho me .Th e y b r o u g h t th e i r
gr a n d d a u g h te r a n d niec e h o me
wi t h t h e m f o r a m e e k ? v i s i t.
Mr . a n d Mr s . J . L . Pe te rs e n a n d
Ro b e r t we r e Su nd ay af ter n oo n
vi s i to r s a t the Ne ls Pete rsen
ho me .Mr s . Ha r r y E r ve y a n d d a u g h te r ,
I-'aye enter ta in ed Mi s s D o r a Ca r -
te r o f S o u th D a k o ta , Mi s s My r t le
F o w le r o f Om a h a a n d Mr S.E d
Pi ic h er o f Blai r.Mr . a n d Mr s .J ens K r o g h o f th e
O r u m neigh borh ood,we n :T h u r s
da y eve n i n g vi si to rs a t t h e Ne l s
Peters en ho me .
1
.,._,, . .WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.In the Matter of the Estate of
Hans Asmus Lamp, Deceased.
The heirs at law, next of kin,
lemiiees, czedium and all persona
inberested in said estate are here-
by notified that on the 23rd dayol June, 1980, Lads Godeker filed
n Peption in said .County Court
alleg-mg that Mm-garetha Lamp,
executrix under the last wiil and
bésfament of said deceased had re-
cent\y_ died and me me condition
o !_saxd esmhe requires the ap~
P°lf§¢menf. of an administrator de
borne non with will annexed, saidpetition asking 101'the appoint-
ment of said petitioner as suchadministrator.
I !you fan m appear a t said
County #Court on the 19th day orJuly, 1930, at 10 o'clock A. M. and
coms: said petition the Court may
appnmt smid_Louis Godeker _or
vawr.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rnsenbalm
of Omaha and Mr.and Mrs.
Hayeg Rosenbalm were Mondayeveningcallersa t the Orville
Humston harm.Mr.and Mrs. Floyd Rosenbfalm
ia to obtain a decree adjudging
that the plaintiff,Jane Millrons,
is the absolute owner in fee simple
of Lots 11, 17, and 13, in Weimer's
Addition to the city of Blair,
istramr de bonia non and proceedto a settlement of said estate;Witness my hand and official
seal this 23rd day of June, 1930.(SEAL)I. c. ELLER,
23-4t County Judge.
to n W i n c h e ll a n d f a mi ly .
Mr .a n d Mr s .P a u l B a r r y we r e
Su n da y di n n e r gu e sts a t th e J a s .
Th o mp s o n ho mo .
M r .a n d Mr s .Osc ar Ho l me s o f
Bla i r ,sp e n t F r i d a y e ve n i n g a t
...|.
at Arlington Thurodny.
The Robert Rasmussen and M
A.Matz families helped Mrs
Jens Sorensen of hear Orum, cele-
brate her birthday Tuesday ,eve-
ning.
in this vicinity before moving toNorfolkwhereMr.Rosenbalm is
manager of a chain store.
Mr.and Mrs.John Ba ny en-
tertained a number of friends at
dinner Sunday.Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames Cliff-
ord Truhlsen, Orville Humston and
Hayes Rosenbalm, and Ruth Jane
and Dorothy Ann Rosenbalm.
Mr.and Mrs. Wili Thompson
0
I
F .Br y s o n ;th e u n k n o wn he ir s a t
la w ,deviaeea,le ja t e e a ,pjeraonal
re p re s en tati ve s a n d a l l oth e r per-»
sons inter ested i n th e es ta te s o f
.f u l || "1
Attend the Fashion Center July
Clearance Sale-it starts Saturdaymoming,July Sth-all kinds of
Bargains.24-1:
Surnday at the Frank Thompson
home.'Hayes Roaenbalm and family
spent Wednesday evening at the
Earl (Bidwell home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Jensen and
son,Anker spent Sunday after-
noon with Mr.and Mrs.Peter
Jensen.Norma,daughter of Mr.and
Mrs. Everett Aronson of Omaha,
is visiting at the home of her
grandparents.Mr. and Mrs. John
.-2.CI1.IOIT..Mr. and Mrs. Donald McDonald
and son of Kansas City returned
home Saturday after a two weeks
dsit at the parental, Will McDon-
ald home.Mrs. John Aronson and daugh-
ome F.Bryson,real names un-
known; and all persons having or
claiming nny interest in Lots 11,
12 and 18, in Weimefa Addition
to the city of Blair, Washington
unty, Nebraska; real names un~
own,..
''Defendants.
You and each of you are hereby
notified that on the 12th day of
~" |='.~.
son s;E d w a r d Ha y ,E .R .H a y ,
P e te r H a y , E d wi n R. Ha y , Ge o r g e
B .La n e ,A n n i e W i e me r ,M .E .
»||...
ORUM BRIEFS
Wednesdgy evening guests at
I I ; ||
i n O m a h a .a t t h e E v e r e t t A r o n s o n
h o m e .'
M i s s F r a n c e s T h o m p s o n o f
Oma h a ,wa s a we ek -e nd gu e s t a t
petition in the District Court of
Wahington County,Nebraska,in
which you and each of you toge¢.h-
er with others me defendants, th~
Miss Mildred Enger of HermanandMr.and Mrs.Alfred Enger
and Norma Clare Henricksexi of
Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Ludwig Larsen
and three daughters of Lincoln,
were Friday afternoon callers at
the H. C. Iarsen home.Miss Nena and Walter Ander-
sen visited the perennial gardens
near Florence Tuesday aftemoon.Folks who enjoyed a picnic
party and lunch in Valley Sunday
afternoon were:Mr.and Mrs.
Carl Rasmussen and sons, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Larsen and sons, Mr.and Mrs.Ed Huncen and three
daughters,Mr.and Mrs,LarsRo llmd and children,Ragnvald
llicholdsen and Eric Rolland.
MIS. Chris Benson was n Wed-
nesday afternoon guest of Mrs.
Peter Nielsen and a Thursday
afternoon guei of Mrs. Rudolph
Andreuson.Sunday afternoon guests at the
Chris Benson home were Mr. andMrs.Soren Goldberg amd Miss
lennetta Gnuse.IMr. and Mrs.Peter Iverson of
Winside were Monday forenooncallersnttheCalrlRasmussen
homo.
_
Wul1lng1>on County,Nebraska;
and to exclude uid defendants and
each of them from any and all
right, title, inheren, lien, claim or
demxnd i n or to mid real estate
or any part thereof, and to enjoin
said defendants and each of them
from claiming or asserting any
Hght, title, interest, lien, claim or
demand in or to said premises dr
any part thereof and forever quiet-
ing the title to the same in the
plaintiff and to remove all clouds
from the title of said plaintiff.
You and each of you are hem-
by required to answer said peti-
tion on or before the 28th day of
July, 1930, or said petition will be
taken as true and judgment render-
ed accordingly.
J ANE MILLRONS,Pmnu ff .
21 -Bt By Maher md Carrigan,
Her Attorneys
No nc s OF PUBL ICATION
ON PE'r11'1oN FOR
PROBATE OF WJLL
51.C. Debel, Atty.
tion of said estate be granted.
Witness my hand and OfficialSeal this 17th day of June, 1930.
(SEAL)I. c. ELLER22~4t County Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE
Maher &Carrlgun, Attys.
To:Edward Hay;Hay,
fix-st and real name unknown,
wife of Edward Huy;E. R, Hay,
first and real name unknown;
Hay, first and real name
unknown,wife of E.F.Hay;
Peter Hay; Lucretia Hay, wife of
Peter Hay; Edwin R. Hay;
Hay, first and real name unknown,
wife oi Edwin R. Hay; George B.Lane; Annie Wiemer;Wie-
mer, first and red name unlmown,
husband of Annie Wiemer;M. E.
Noble,first and real name un-
known;Noble,first and
rw name unknown, wife of M. E.
Noble; Mrs. H. P. Campbell, first
and renl name unknown;Jerome
.=. I:......,asSTATE OF NEBRASKA
In the County Court ofWaahingmn County. Nebraska.
In the Mutter of the I-Iatate ofChris K. Johnson, Deceued:The verified petition of Sophie
_Johnson has been tiled in the
County Court of si-id County, pray-
ing that letiers 'Destmnentary doissue to Sophie Johnson under the
last Will and Testarnent of Chris
K. Johnson, Deceased.Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given that a heahng will be had
on said petition on the 11th day
of J dy , A. D.1930, at 2 o'elock
P. M., ahd all persons interested
are notified to appear and show
cause,if any,why said Instru-ment may not be proved; allowed
and probnbed as the last Will and
Tlestaulnet of said deceased,andMrs.Hayes Rosenbalm and
Dorothy Ann spent Thursday alb-
ernoon with Mrs. Peter Jensen.
LEGAL NOTICE
couN'rY COURT, WASHINGTON
Attend the Fashion Center July
Clearance Sade-it starts Saturday
moming,July Sth all kinds of
Bargains.24-lt
ROSE HILL ITEMS
Mrs. John Taylor visited Mon-
day at the Clemens Wllliamaen
home.Mr.and Mrs.Detlef Wulf at-
tended a party at the Ho ard
Jensen home Sunday in hon r of
their tenth wedding annive ry.
Dorothy Petersen,Marion andFlorenceWxlliamsen vidted Eliz-
abeth Hansen Friday aftemoon.Mrs. Norris Ward is staying in
Blair mis week with Grandma
Ward,who doesn't.seem w im~
prove much.
Mr. and Mrs.Will Ryan,l\lr.and Mrs.Rudolph Mencke and
Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Wulf attend-
ed the dance i n Herman Satur-
day night,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelsen andMr.and Mrs.Lars Rolland andfamilywereThursdayevening
visitors at the John Taylor home.Mr. and Mrs. Will Hansen and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at Mnc Camernn's.Mr.and Mrs.Jim Ryan and
Mr. und Mrs. Walter Sappenlield
viisted Sunday at the Harry Sap~ponfield home.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Nelson and
fnmily were Sunday afternoon
WW. '\ ...,.m...»..,.nm. .11 Mm s. Minari n¢.!Estatecased. ``'''5 NOTICE 'ls mé i zs i y 6i\}'Q¢2§
.Deceued.NOTICE IS GIVEN zo the cmd
itors to appear bdom me at the
County Couxt Room i n Blair,
Nebraalm,on the 11th day of
July,1930, and on the 13th day
of October, 1930 at 10 o'clock A.
of claims.All claims not filed on
or befom the 11th dny of J uly,
1930 will be tjoxvver barred.
Dated this 16th day of June,
1930.
(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,'
22-4t County Judge.
No'r1CE`0F FINAL REPORT
A, c. Dew, AttorneyIN.??§§..9s;1L>1'r31 £95!B2`. OF.
tha t A.c.Debel has filed with
the underdgned, County Judge ol
M. for the purpose of examin~
ation,adjustment and allowance
'Vfashington` County, Nebraska, his
final report as Executor of tho
estate of Frank E.Warrick,De-ceaaed,and made an application
for final administration, and forthe asignment ol residue of estate
to such other personé as are by
law entitled to the same,and Ihavet the 5th day of July, 1930,
at 10 'clock A. M., at'my offioe
i n said County for the hearing
thereof.
Dated June 10. 19S0~s§@f~L>I. 'i_FBEE§u-..
\
'1sez"Who th'ell do
yez tink yer talkin'
bo?This is Mrs.
Jones!"
Camp shoves,camp
tables and swols,
Thermos bottles and
PETEHSENHAHllWABE
Blair, Nehruh
w a n m n u r u m U U U N . l I ,\z1~4s
Hay, first and real name
unknown,wife of E.R.Hay;
Peter Hay; Lucretia Hay, wife of
Peter Hay; Edwin R. Hay;
Hay, first and real name unknown,
wife of Edwin R. Hay; George B.L a n e ; A n n i e W i e me r ;W i e -
mo r , f i r s t an d r e a l n a me u n lmo wn ,
hu sb an d o f A n n i e W i e me r ;M . E .
No b le ,f i r s t a n d r e a l n a me u n -
k n o v m;No b le ,fir rit a n d
re a d n a me u n k n o wn, wi f e o f M. E .
No b le ;Mr s . H .P. C a mp b e ll, f i r s t
a n d re n l n a me u n k n o w n ;J e r o me
F .Br y s o n ;th e u n k n o wn he ir s a t
la w ,deviaeea,le ja t e e a ,pjeraonal
re p re s en tati ve s a n d a l l oth e r per-»
sons inter ested i n th e es ta te s o f
e a c h o f th e f o ll o wi n g n a me d p e r -
son s;E d w a r d Ha y ,E .R .H a y ,
P e te r H a y , E d wi n R. Ha y , Ge o r g e
B .La n e ,A n n i e W i e me r ,M .E .
No b le ,Mr s .H .P .Ca mp b e ll, J e r -
o m e F .Br y so n ,r e a l n a me s u n -
\"l ~.l |C ....
issue to Sophie Johnson under tlie
last Will and Testarnent of Chns
K. Johnson, Deceased.Now, themfore, notice is hereby'
given that a heahng will be had'
on said petition on the 11th day|
of J dy , A. D.1930, at 2 o'clock
P. M., and all persons interested
are notified to appear and showcause,if any,why said Instru-I
ment may not be proved; allowed
and probabed as the last Will and
Testaamet of said deceasefl,and
claiming any interest in Lots 11,
12 and 18, in Weimefa Addition
to the city of Blair, Washington
unty, Nebraska; real names un~
own,..
''Defendants.
You and each of you are hereby
notified that on the 12th day of
June, 1980, Jane Millmns filed her
petition in the District Court of
Wahington County,Nebraska,in
which you and each of you togeth-
er with others are defendants, thobject and prayer of said petitinz
is tn obtain a decree adjudging
that the pldntiff,Jane Millrons,
ia the absolute owner in fee simple
of Lots 11, 17, and 18, in We£mer's
Addition to the city of Blair,
LEGAL NOTICE
tion of said estate be granted.
Witness my hand and OfficialSeal this 17th day of June, 1930.
(SEAL)I. c. ELLER22~4t County Judge.
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to~ coo~ o~ a coalrangethmughthe
hot weather,whenyou..can buy a 3-
bumer Oil Stove for
$9.50.
s
Where ,are you. go-ing w celebrate?
A n d how?A n d
while we're celebrat-
ing the Founh,
patient c a r r i e s
heuhh insurance.
Do you realize that
| half of the yen!
has gone?_
We have a good 4-
burner Perfection
Oil Swve for sale
at a bargain.
Blair, Nehruhta~ble~ ~~r ~oi~,
Thermos bottles and
PETEHSENHAHllWABE
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t h e m c onven ient.
Y o u ' ll f i n d i t in -
creases th ei r fr e -
qu en c y to , wh e n y o u
a r e pr op e rly o u tf i t-ted.
Mr s . J o ne s :" W h a t
d i d y o u bell th a t
i mp u d e n t gko oe ry
b o y ? n
No r a : " S u r e I f i x e d
h i m.O i .sez ti h i m
o ve r th e ph on e,O i
sez " W h o ti f e ll d o
y e z ti n k y e r ta lk i n '
to ?Th i s i s Mr s .
J o n e s ! "
refuses bo go w
picnics of my kind.
idea to awp and
Qhink a minute Hi
bout. what the cele-
bration is all about?
1 ...,..
Hay, first and real name
unknown,wife of E.R.Hay;
Peter Hay; Lucretia Hay, wife of
Peter Hay; Edwin R. Hay;
Hay, first and real name unknown,
wife of Edwin R. Hay; George B.L a n e ; A n n i e W i e me r ;W i e -
mo r , f i r s t an d r e a l n a me u n lmo wn ,
hu sb an d o f A n n i e W i e me r ;M . E .
No b le ,f i r s t a n d r e a l n a me u n -
k n o v m;No b le ,fir rit a n d
re a d n a me u n k n o wn, wi f e o f M. E .
No b le ;Mr s . H .P. C a mp b e ll, f i r s t
a n d re n l n a me u n k n o w n ;J e r o me
F .Br y s o n ;th e u n k n o wn he ir s a t
la w ,deviaeea,le ja t e e a ,pjeraonal
re p re s en tati ve s a n d a l l oth e r per-»
sons inter ested i n th e es ta te s o f
e a c h o f th e f o ll o wi n g n a me d p e r -
son s;E d w a r d Ha y ,E .R .H a y ,
P e te r H a y , E d wi n R. Ha y , Ge o r g e
B .La n e ,A n n i e W i e me r ,M .E .
No b le ,Mr s .H .P .Ca mp b e ll, J e r -
o m e F .Br y so n ,r e a l n a me s u n -
\"l ~.l |C ....
issue to Sophie Johnson under tlie
last Will and Testarnent of Chns
K. Johnson, Deceased.Now, themfore, notice is hereby'
given that a heahng will be had'
on said petition on the 11th day|
of J dy , A. D.1930, at 2 o'clock
P. M., and all persons interested
are notified to appear and showcause,if any,why said Instru-I
ment may not be proved; allowed
and probabed as the last Will and
Testaamet of said deceasefl,and
claiming any interest in Lots 11,
12 and 18, in Weimefa Addition
to the city of Blair, Washington
unty, Nebraska; real names un~
own,..
''Defendants.
You and each of you are hereby
notified that on the 12th day of
June, 1980, Jane Millmns filed her
petition in the District Court of
Wahington County,Nebraska,in
which you and each of you togeth-
er with others are defendants, thobject and prayer of said petitinz
is tn obtain a decree adjudging
that the pldntiff,Jane Millrons,
ia the absolute owner in fee simple
of Lots 11, 17, and 18, in We£mer's
Addition to the city of Blair,
LEGAL NOTICE
tion of said estate be granted.
Witness my hand and OfficialSeal this 17th day of June, 1930.
(SEAL)I. c. ELLER22~4t County Judge.
Specials
for
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to~ coo~ o~ a coalrangethmughthe
hot weather,whenyou..can buy a 3-
bumer Oil Stove for
$9.50.
s
Where ,are you. go-ing w celebrate?
A n d how?A n d
while we're celebrat-
ing the Founh,
patient c a r r i e s
heuhh insurance.
Do you realize that
| half of the yen!
has gone?_
We have a good 4-
burner Perfection
Oil Swve for sale
at a bargain.
Blair, Nehruhta~ble~ ~~r ~oi~,
Thermos bottles and
PETEHSENHAHllWABE
.|1
t h e m c onven ient.
Y o u ' ll f i n d i t in -
creases th ei r fr e -
qu en c y to , wh e n y o u
a r e pr op e rly o u tf i t-ted.
Mr s . J o ne s :" W h a t
d i d y o u bell th a t
i mp u d e n t gko oe ry
b o y ? n
No r a : " S u r e I f i x e d
h i m.O i .sez ti h i m
o ve r th e ph on e,O i
sez " W h o ti f e ll d o
y e z ti n k y e r ta lk i n '
to ?Th i s i s Mr s .
J o n e s ! "
refuses bo go w
picnics of my kind.
idea to awp and
Qhink a minute Hi
bout. what the cele-
bration is all about?
1 ...,..
i\1r§.J L.Petersen and Robert "'"}' "'"""" "'" "F " " " " " ' " , " ' " " " " " ° " "vruesaay m may;wasu,lnclueung*,Tuesday evenmg n number of Mrs.fred Jensen Jean and ....attended the Parrn Bureau plcnlc folks were entertained at the An-Joan and Jens Petersen Mrs 'mterest and prmcxpal due Or to~
---drew Johnson home in honor of\Det1ef Wulf and Hazel we;eWed bemme doc on bonded inde btf-
_.mm SCHEDULE'Mrs.Johnson's birthday.Themesduy afbernoon vmitors at Jens ';'°55'.S"f'lf"'5 fund§, '"'E* the_1 -
guests Qnjuclugleq hlessrg. §mdl\Ics-| I'e§_ersen'§Ic r en t o b je c ts a na br a n c n e s OI e x
Northbound9:00 A. M.
12:00 A. LI.
22:00 P. ng.
1
Suughbqnnd Games .nm Nelson ana uaugnners,:several lanuues ox nose .mu penL1;00 A_ M Julius Peterson, J_:{ck Qrowdy_z}!|dlattenfi_ed the charivaaji ag thc Hol-and Id2:00 P. m_
5:00 P. M
8:15 P. u
l
Miss Bessie nnd.l\lrs. James Kir-'nur Hanson home in Blair for'funh, is estimated as full(by, all of Blair, Mr. and Mrs.Hans Mrs. I-Iunsen's sister, Evelyn Mc- wig-bubbert of Bcnnmgwn,Messrs.'
and Mesdnmes Jens Sorensen,
Peter Iverson,H. C.Rasmussen
:md fnmilv.Richard Nelson and
Coy-..1 .Prirning and Publication $
h§:°;fekV""' is on the sick list Salaries of City Officials
Marie. Mvtnn. Rusuwl and Mm-ln For Streets, Alleys and
AND
n u :r g r n .
x
MARCUS BECK \
BONDED A a s r n n c r m 1
/ Office in Msyla`Bldg.|
f ily,and Peter Nielsen,alsoSESTessie Johnson and Jens
Ivcrsan.A dainty lunch was
serwd at the usual hour.
Mrs.Harold Taylor and §on
were Monday ahernoon guests oi
Ward "gf Sunday dinner guests
at the ter Jensen home.
Mr.and Mrs.Detlef Wulf,
Hazel and James,Mr.and Mrs.
Fred Mayle, Mr. and Mrs. James
Ryan ang Mr, and Mrs. John Pet-
Bridges 12,(
Firb Department Equipment
and Purposes 2,(
Miscellaneous Purposes 5,1
Civil and Criminal Suits 1,1
Principal and Interest on
IM1s. Peter Nielsen.lersen,Jack and Dorothv helnedl Rrw\r\n:| lv\rln|\%mIn:ma :Innx'A l-R 1 b ' """""" "'"`"""""" ""`'mn EAT snqr 1 bm...s";~°;f:,,G;':::.,~ i;=:,':d;::.;:#;,;.'"'" has bxnhauy S;;:,§2 =»;~>,;~; <;_;-1 M @°»f
E. CM;.an\-0PmP:ewr 1 gg" Mrsllarl Taft at gf Lak:iM;'s. gndwg Hoieris Ncovering sense: opefmlgn :ind ~
.,_Excellent Cudsino I g,§ff3i|Jf,°.."§.'§`,§5§" ~rumen- 2515 Oiszt §§,,.§T€if'" operation tension of Electric LightI
IFin
Satlsfutury seam ' FE ' `§ ~ }?»ii5g the following ' m i l ~" "HRH A 1 b Symm 76.1°"""°°"' 'nuzm msi =\»Z`=- 'Ln enmenolned at the and family of u.m»=i'm'é"§.l Street ma Pnhue Lighting s,<
n door ent F"'"'P"'°I Will Wulf home in honor of Mr. dur afternoon vilnlmn at the Sllnrles of Emnlwm. llhin-
)4
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x|Dr. Norman K. Rathmnxm
I 0i'l`0METRlS'l'
Over the Blnir Drug Co.
Phone Black il
\V\.\lf's birthday: Messrs. and Mes-
dnmes Jim Nelson and daughtersof Blair, Richard Nelson and fom-
ily,H. C.Rasmussen and family,
Hans Wulf and family, Jens \Kx-oghEmeraldVan Beck. Geome Wulf
Howard Appleby home.I n the
evening several of the neighborshelged Richard celebrate his birth
armn-erssry.The Papio Club met with Mrs.
Harold Fmnch Thursdav afternoon
bennnce and Extension of
Water Works System 12,(
Parks and Park Purposes I
Music and Public Amuse-
."3~°¥~*=._..|1 'Evenings by Appointment EdEi`"f{m£i§§`~R i i m u m n an - . ` =ma Min . will I iy i i i i r ls ii é é i "* "1 ° °= W 1° ¢m u u p e ma n d f a m i l y a n d P e t e r I v e n o n a n d a t H o s e a W i l s o n ' |S u n d a y u t t e r -c e o f P u b l i c L i b r a r y
l l \I || » \ _. I l \ . . - _ . . . . - _ . . . .~~' Q Q e A \ 1 A . .
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On Yaiur Old Tires_ ""|xossxe,also xtay mo nu ltu smuss ull,
Ins ura nc e S M r s Ma mi e S f wn r e r i s e n jo y i n g
g g " - E " § ' & & ; ' § i n i ' " § T 5 g a va c ati o n i n Si o u x C i ty .
)c e i n '\~Boone Newlgi.rk_azi:i Cath~
on an d c h ild re n
no on.
A tte n d th e F a s h i o n C e n te r J u ly
Cle a ra n c e S a le - i t, s tar ts S a tur d a y
mo r n i n g ,J u ly 5 t h - a l l ld n d s o f
Ba rg ai ns .2 4 - lt
o l l l n u x g r u u u A u ;s e w n ;
Bo n d s an d I n te r e s t
Sinking Fund for Inter-
section Paving Bonds
an d I n te r e s t
Pa vi n g A s s e ss me n ts o n C
I16,000.00 |
I m n l m
Fresh Fish
Every Friday
The North
Side Store
PHONES ns -1 1 4
.lm Nielsen.Prop.
Omar Wonder,
48-Ib. bag -$1.59
Maintop
Snow Flake
Mary Ann
MicyI
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NTIST
Z. Tho u! BUS-
Nu b u \
e n n c a m w n u e u A L
ing ut, the Frank Van Hom homeneurAmes.Miss Edna Newkirkis working at the Van Horl home.
Thursday afternoon Mr.and
Mrs. Hurry Madsen and Ralph :mdMrs.Al Atkinson and children
visited nt the Otto Arp home near
v ,_ ---
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Mrs.Henry 'Wolsman and son
and Mrs. Detlcf Wolsnmn and son
spent last Monday afwmoon with
their sister,Mrs. Earl Thompson.Cnlnh hnftia and R w mmm.
Property 1,000.00
Salaries of Employes, Madn-
benance And Extension of
Ice Plant 7,000.00
Hydrnnt Rentals,2,500.00
And the Mayor and Council of
f.he City_ of Blnlr Ngbraslgr, hom-
Be sure gm tires are safe
(or your ourlll of JulytripIDR. w. F.DEIim m d in ~
I al i ,f}"`¥"EI 'FS tha famous Miller guarantee we wc rc hcs ic ge d wi th s uc h ques ti on! an
----».....1 . _ -r ;.___.."Dn v nu me nu i l? " a nd "flo w c a n y o u do
fl that shocked luel ire xnuuury 0| funer-
loa into A rea liza tio n llml. Miller had de alt
1 hull blow so mileageguarurueea.
Read it-y o u wi ll re a di ly s e e why thi s nn-
iurpa snble guarantee crea ted n se ns ati on
among tire makers and tire dealers as well
il?" W e know why we can do il-just a s you
wi ll k no w a fte r yo u'v e use d Mi ller Ti re s
ll ha s c ause d i hous ands _ to buy the i r lint
set of Miller Tires. The reas on is obvious.
ll's the only kind of guarantee that insures
ma xi mum v alue Io r y our dolla rs. Re ad i z
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COMPANY
Bonded Abolncter
PHONE 15Pllo! Bldg.Blai r, Nebrukl
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sunnum.hks.Ed Newkirk spent fromSundayuntilTuesdaywithher
sister, Mrs. J. P. Larsen in Blair,
who is ill in bed.Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhr and
Opal spent. Sunday afternoon atthe Henry Jensen home.Sunday dinner guests at the
Henry Rasmussen home were Mr.
bers oi Blair, culled at the Gen.
Loftis and Raymond Magill homes
Tuesday.
Meta Thompson spent a few
days last week at the home of heruncle, Neil Thompson at Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Freeman Loftis
and Howard visited at the Leon-
n_rd lloftis home, near Calhoun lust
oy oemxy um. me louowxng is utrue and correct statement of the
entire revenue of the (my o l
Blair,Nebraska, received for the
fiscal year commencing on the
first Tuesday in May, 1929,
Revenue received from all
sources $121,866.65
Be it further resolved that this
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a s a m o n g mo t o r i s t s .=-- 5- » --u 1 -- ¢~ -~ -~ »- ~-
W h e n a u . ~ g u a r -M 1 L L E n ~ u - u e .
l n l e e w a s f i n s a n n o u n c e d C o m e i n . G a a l l t h e f a d s .
and MW.Chris Petersnn,Iwin bunday.resolution be t a la onDR. EDWIN T. JIPP und Irene and Mr. and Mrs. nay Mr.nqd Mrs.Eu;'I`1§op\ps0n. me minutes 5; 353 cgmgfgm,
Denllpt Fagerquist and children.Ban, Dzsy and Calvm viewed at um Q,sam be bu hed forx-RAY ssnvlcs nu. and Mrs. Hans Jensen, Jr. me F- L- Fletcher home Sunday.e ".Dv 5,mn n1m\.=\| nf Rlair. were Sun.John Freeman and Blanche of four °§"1S°°"*}"° _"ek" xn Th?
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212; F»`é`|EE§ §»i|T»`§`is"£13E H§ -Cni s . v mmd at the F-E-F m -E""°21""'E
9 c h e Ie n t l l ,G e o r g e k l l h l '" i " " °\' § . " ° 1 ' I 1 5 ~ l i ' _ a » |' F h n m n u n n | l | | \ ¢N E :
2,a legal newspaper Diilrculation in the City of
Jraska.
[fines in State Bank Bldg.ne 298 Blair. Nebr.
- T R AI N SEHEDULE
Chicago & Northwestern Ballroul
West,-8:35 n.m. daily.
Eas 6:10 p.m. daily.c. Sc. p_, M. & Omaha
Nnrthhnnnd Attend the Fashion Center July
Clearance SnlL~it. starts Saturday
moming, July 5th-all kinds ofBargains.24~1t
M c C A R TH Y A N D
...._......................,......and children and Fern Loftis were
in Blair Tuesday.
A very enjoyable day was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie
Hovcnd.ick Sunday, to commemor-ate the birthdays ol Mrs.Louie
Hovendick. Howard Hovendink and
u w " ,."..Passed
day of J\
ATTEST:
C. E. i
and auuroved this 20?-h_5 ;me, 1930.
J.Harold Stewart,
Mayor
Krause
i ty C le r k ..
2 3 - i t
7 : 1 5 u n . ~ S u n d n y
. 2:52 p.m.d a i ly m Sn.n&y.'I 52 am. Sunday o y
Southbaund
22:85 p.m. dnlly umm Sunny.
iM\'»-m-\inH1-.
LONG CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Novak and
son,Ralph vddted Sunday afwr-
noon at the Arthur Gottsch home
muth of Kennnrd.
Junior Makill, wllose irf1du§oc-`
curred on that day, and Mn. Joe (SEAL)
Lyons'birthday o n Saturday.
Around seventy-five friends and N0 1relatives wlth well tilled baskets,
we n p m~ t md 1 h u g e table I N THE
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En"6'\i` tlT§f s'§é.i5"o.|"6'éi:`d` mai,i
mu r d er e r !A ma n for wh o m no t
even th e mos t splend id of he roi sm
c o u ld wi n p mlo n .A m a n f o r e va
wi tho u t th e pale.
o o »0 0 1|,
Those elements o f lawles sneag In
th e In d ivid u als o f th e c re w, wh ic h
IO HN A. n n o ms s ,Plbllnhu
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-__~Price per Ye ar $1.50
Mike ba tt e re d t he ub la mm his
iro n n su.
"No, by G-d." he shou¢ed."thlt'|
not the wa y I wo rk.We'll batter
the door down."
W llh ban of Ir on. Mike made hll
nrst savnze onnlnnght.The notse
In the quarters or the px-leaned peo-
u l d , : R u n b o lf é d tE§"door.
B e n u m o n ltood th'-ra.H e w a s
pale a nd unn nmn g.
" P m Afraid you h a n b e e n very
much frlghnened,"he began." P m
marry;but It has t urn ed out fo r
gnnate after all.I control the boat
at last and you are free to use
Louis and Chicago,recorded 'wi
creases 4n their automobile aoc.i~The
Mutiny~|¢;¢|~|7ZOW~En te r e d as second-cl-ass ma t te r
un th e postoff ioe a t B la i r ,Ne b r. ,
und er th e A c t o f Con gre ss o f
Ma rc h 3 , 18 79 .
, . . . _
E ve r y subs c rip tion is mg a c d e d
as op en account..Th e na me s o i
subsc ribers wi ll be in s tan tly ze-
mo v e d f r o m o u r m a i l i n g li s t a t ~
e xp i r a ti o n o f th e ti me p a i d f o r L f
the pub li she rs be no ti fi ed ;oth er -
mse the subscription will remain
I
l l l l l l f I d A 1 5 5 1 1 5 u u n u u : n u a l a
ju ry ra te c a u se d b y au tomo bi le s i s
o n e o f th e g r a w s t o f o u r n a ti o n a l
pr o b le ms g o e s wi th o u t s a y i n g .I t
i s th e o p i n i o n o f e xp e r ts th a t i m-
mo v e me n t i n th e si tua tio n wi ll
only come when every state re-quires examination of drivers,
keeps the rec]-:less and incompetent
from using the public highways
a n d ri g id ly enforc es tr a f f i c codes
in k e ep in g wi th mo de rn c o n di ti o ns .
i n f r e e a t th e desi gna ted su n-vsc ri p zo n pric e.E ve r y subs c rib er\lt' l th e S a me Old \ \ o r ld
mo ss u nd er s ta nd tha n the n c o nd it-
ti o n s a r e ma d e a p a r t o f th e c o n -B y W i l li a m F le mi n g F r e n c h
tr a c t be twe e n th e pub lis her a n d Ni n e te e n hu n dr e d a n d twe n ty -
subsc riber.I f vh t was a gr e at y e ar of pr os p er -
i ty - - ve r y di f fe r en t f r o m theseS o lvi n g th e Gr a d e I ti me s wh e n ever y bo dy i s s i tti n g
Cros sing Pr oble m '
- . . . M n n-
In sp i te of th e f a c t th a t we h a\ c _
w e n sp en di ng mo r e th a n $6Q,-
000,000 a y e ar to eli rni gmatr rall-
ro ad g ra de c ro ss i ng s, the y ar e in -
ti g h t a n d wa i ti n g or the othe r f el-
lo w to ta k e th e i m ati \ e a nd f e a r -
in g h i s o wn s h a d o ' .V e r y di ff er -
en if an y on e c a te ll h o w.
W e li ve i n th e s a me c o un try ,
un de r the sa me di matic c o n di ti o ns ,
c re asi ng i n n u mb e r du e to n u w wi tl\th e s a me op p o rtu n i ti e s , wi th
1»nnr'|rnn str uc tio n.ncc ortiinlr to . t h e so me emp lo y er s o r th e so me
af. Albatross
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C HA P T E R I.--F loy d Un wln .u n -ouc c enful ln l1fea alr ulmle,wi thll a friend Ho war d Butlln gto n.painter of some note,but notwealth y , tak e dinn er with thei r c ol-lago unoc llte, Alfred Gibbons, tlnau-olal mngnnte.Un wln produc es |.written pledTo whlc h tha thr ee had
tak en whi le n c ollega. to help exc h
other ln adversity explain ing thathea n d s nnxnc laf u s la u mc e no w
h r the eau c ulnn or bln non Bob.und d;uTht¢ r Ma ry .Glbbonn zoomsit th e " o g tllty " o f tho p led g e. bu tng-rua to ma ke n nlnve tor Un-vrlna da ug hte r in his organization.l i n u t o a l l u h i s # m e n o u t d l '
C HA P T E R TI.-~BettI:1gton nr-rmngeu i n help his old friend Un -wln b y slntiul2 nomo pic tures andselli ng 1 nm.i mr y Un wln , twe ntyturn old, in IJ lrrar l!ndway '| prlvatnlto nvg rnp har li e in a ma n of vas t5 n a l!hu! n flnh\1llrh»9 Cflllinlf ll.
\.»I|;'IEIII€l.I.l.ll» #JJ nm uunuuucma uuu ull:terr or h e In splr td. had c ontrive d to
keep In subjec tion. were not long to
lie dormant.Already unaec uatomed
ea se a n d fr e ed om fr om du ti e s ha d
awak ene d i n me n, to whom ull h on-
est wo rk wa s a bh orr en t, the d esi re
for n c ontinuanc e of these romantic
conditions.
The four in the forec as tle experi-
enc ed much of the feeling that Alad
din mu st have k nown wlwn hi s lamp
proved so obedient a servant.It was
with a c er ta in llmldlry , c overe d by
a n ai r of h rn va do .th at they first
ma de d eman ds o n Silve rs fo r fo od
and drink. They ordered; he obey ed.
Th ey sent h i m fo r Rudway u;fu-
mnus c igars; Sllvo rs brougzht n hu-
mld or ii llc d wi th the m.Mi k e s u g
gostod c hanlpnxno.The annie they
had k n o wn as Silvers delivered in
to the m.
Iinmnor was r.hlc kon»hearted.I le
b c lle vw th at his arrest u l some
ti me or oth er wa s Certain.And
the re we re li ter s In nt le ns! two of
those convic t oslnbllshlulemg no
whi c h he mig ht he sent wh o had
tllrontenvul to 'kill hi m.An d they
wo u ld succeed.I l e had been atrusilynnd_ he had. been a stool.
| ll¢wma uvuusulug,a n H;slu ng | uCrosby .Slhe s a w Mr s.Ra d wn y
tak e the au tomati c .Dur ing i nte r-
va ls o f this batter ing they c ould
hear the mos: horrible oaths hurled
as £1103 believed, 'at themselves
alone.
T o Mr s.Ru d wn y iz mea nt th at
th e doc tor ha d boon.a s she ha d
feared,tric ked in to helpiessness.
This was the end.
Beltingmon.on hearing the ox-
traordlnnry rnokc -L. run to the hc ud
of th e c ompan io n.Th e s h ou ts o f
'Mike an d his friends war ned h i m
of ggrnve danger.Mik o, Gruu mu nn
and Kr a us e we re try in g to bu tle r
the ir wa y to the wome n; th er e was
no other explanation possible.
" S t u n "he shouted.
ills voi c e ar re slw them f or a mn
Invnt.
" W e wa n t Metzger and Per eira,"
zlwg: told him.
"'l`l|:'y are not In there,"cried
!h~r|I|\::ron_
'"I'hf.'n wh or e are they hid ing ?"
Graun mnn snur led.
Th e doczm-'s unreudness to nn»
swe r p romplly s eemed dir ec t pr oof
thnt he was Iy lng.Kra use p ulled
out his revolver an d took a i m a t
l _ 1 .. _. . . ¢- . . . ....-. ! . . . .4 \ . ¢ . . u - A ¢ . \ n n
"D o y o u me an th e d r e ad f ul da n -
ger ha s pas sed?"
H e loo ked d o wn a t her a n d
smiled ju st n mo men t.
" I th lnk ao .I s h a ll wa n t To d d
up mere a t onc e."
To dd c a me fo rwa rd ."\ Ve ll? "
"D o n' t g o a n y wh er e b u t o n d ec k
a n d these qua rte rs o f yours.I
have very go od rea sons."
H e bo we d to Mr s .Ra d wn y an d
we n t out.
"\\°hnt's happened?"B o b c ried
eagerly wh e n he wa s relieved a t
the whe el."Mu rde r a nd sud de n d eath," sa id
Bettin gto u.. "Y ou' l|he ab le to s e o
y o u r sister an d y o ur es te em dfri end To dd so on .Ah,here u i y
c ome."
Esjely n Ra d wn y seemed pale:
and mo re sle nde r than he ha d e ver
seen her.H o reliect-ed th a t she
h a d end ure d a gon izi ng hou rs corn-
par ed with whic h h is own ha d b een
as nothin g.
Brie fly he told them of the str ug-
gle ju s t over."B ut wha t ab ou t Me tz ge r an d th e
c oo k? " To dd as ke d.
" I n m c oming to th em."H a
hvvnnd f n lf r a 'nnriivnv an d th a
unWe can save yog
monev on Md
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Uséd`Cars
Now ishe time to save m y on a gooduscd car!
The sensational succas of the new Chevrolet Six
has given us an unusually wide selectioriof fine
used cars taken in trade.These have been thor-
oughly reconditioned by our expen mechanics and
have been specially priced for quick action.Some
typical hangin.-1 are listed at the lefx.Like all our
"Qkmhaz Counts"u.sed cars, they can be bwshr on
auemely reasonable terms!Come in today-you
can save money if you act at once.
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covering.
Th e two wo men sh r an k bac k a t
th e sight.
"I 'tn goi ng to ma k e th e cook
wo r k I n the stokehole,"he an»
nounced." l i e ls no t dangerouswi th o u t a kn i f e a n d h e l l ha ve n o
c hanc e to get one thfh eldo ot eter-
nity .I s h all loc k Me tz g er u p u a -
ul we r ea c h Ne w Y o r k . "
" N e w Yo rk ."said Ma r y smilin g
f o r th e B r a t ti me
"W e 'r e bend ing fo r ho me no w. "
he ans wered.
Todd was bomber- ding Bob In the
whe elho us e wi th ln nu me ra ble qu ee
ti e n e I l e voiced again hls s uspi-
cion of the doc tor and spec ulated as
to wh at hi s mo ti ve mi g ht be .
llanmnor.pollsh lng brass,crept
near enough to hear wh at ll.e3.
we re say lng.Irlvidently HnlI1°lI's
nephew wri th ed un d er th e author
:ty ol'An dy Orme.Th n t wa s n
ne w ang le to look at the flllu r v
from.
" B e g pardon,gentlemen,"said
IIanmer urhanely . "hut ls there any
th in g I c a n g et f or y ou ?'n'ou'l|he
ta ki ng c ommand,slr.I sup|»oso?'°
li e addressed Tod d."' l' ou r e the
on ly olllc er aboard no w y our pore
unc le's gone."
"You see. " sa id To dd. when Ham
ner hm]gone away unonsvrered.
'*\ \lmt the y thin k.It's nho ollnahle
h o w a doc tor.and su:lt n doc tor.
ls a llowed tn ta ke c ommn nd ."He
forgot that hls qoollflc atlons were
ull.Bl)l\8 sy mpathy wa s very
fzrnlefnl.
It was e as y f o r lla mn e r to mo ld
these y ou ng and enthusiastic lads
to his llki ng.Already they ha d
c ommended h i m highly to Mr s.
Ru dway .But she per sis ted ln her
mle tre st.
" L o o k a t them,"she said to
Ma ry .wh e n they h a d sle pt them-
selve s in to be tter aptr lm. "Are they
co_rgj1irI_n_g tggewer?
(Con tinued n e xt we e k )
.ut.K#\l»¢¢f901 wil.L*Oma ha ,Ne b.
Let.ua Cor re c t Y o u r F o o t
I l la Na t u r e ' s wa y
Th e r e i s n o Shoe li k e th e
A r c h Pr es er ve r.s ty le p lu s
c o mf or t.Th e f o o t c o mf o r t
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Ba lloo n tir e s, mo to r ver y c le an , jus t bven refi nish l'd i n d a r k
g r e e n d u m.Cin be lmugh! o n c asmy lcrrms.
§§§ fa" ;§ §§§ fI£ é§ 1"& 0 the r< a Ga n a [
Co n fe r ei e e o n Stre et a n d Hi g h - [
way $£lf.¢t§f I
I t i s sta te d th a t the c ost o f
g r a d e sepa ration is to o gr e a t f o r !
'the p r o b le m to be solved b y th i s i
me th o d a n d i t i s sug ges ted th a t
u n i f o r m wa r n i n g si gn s, pr ote c tite
si g n a l d v i c e s a n d educ a tion o f
use rs o f 'the h ig hway p ro vi de mos t*
prac tic able remedies.i
At e ve r y gr ad e c ro s si ng i s s ome
s o r t o f s i g n o r wa r n i n g o n th e
ra ilr oa d r i g h b o f - wa y .I t sho uld
b e a si mp le ma tte r fo r s ta te s a n d _
th e railroads to agree o n an out-Q
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emplo y ees,th e s a me peo ple w i t h
th e sa me a mo u n t o f n a tu r a l re -
sourc es ar o u n d us ,a n d y e t he -
cauSe o f t h e d r o p o f a top -h ea vy
s to c k ma r k e t we a r e to d a y ta lk i n g
of h ar d ti me s an d ha d bu si ne ss .
W e h a ve n 't h a d a war in th e las t
s i x mo n th s ,n o r a te rr i ble ea r th -
q u a k e o r a n y t e r r i f y i n g c a l a mi ty ;
no b o d y h a s ta k e n th e r n i n e mls o r
th e o i l f r o m o u r la n d , n o b o d y h a s
str i pp e d o u r f i e ld s o f th ei r fe r -
ti lity ,a n d th e peo ple th ems elve s
ar e n o t emac ia tc d b y a n y dre ad
disease.Con seq uen tly we h a ve
th e sa me n a tu r a l resourc es,th e
canon lnnulfh ilin cnmn xaimilifxr a n d
Gibbons' omc e. an arranrred, Mary is
mind br the tlnn nc lo r to betray heramp loy o f l business secrets formoney.'Tno girl refuses. and ienvel
him.Runway ,exhausted by dissi-E : t| m,announces his Intention o!kin ; n holid ay o n the o c ea n, b utIn to be acc ompanied by a sec retaryI n d n wlroleua operator.Hia wi f ilc c r p tl his invi tation to go wi thhtm.Rn dwny pi c k l Mary Un wlnanhissec retary on the trlp.andl g n u th at her brother may nc-oomtalnr them.CHAP TE R VI I. -- Itad wa y is f ou nddead ln h is be rth.He ll b ur i e d a tseandMrs.Ra dway orders lm-mgd lu te r eturn to Ne w Yor k. C le m-
c n tn tolls h or o f h is p la n to e xtor t$1,000000 fr o m Ra da ay .and that
now th at he is de ad. sh o must ri c eh i m th e money .He convinc es herhe ll master of the vessel. and, withhis confodorates,wi ll s to p a t n o th -ing.'rer;ritled,.oho agrees to par
s pig eo n:Alone 01 tu e utvn n e na naprofounddistrusto f IlettI|\;.¢1¢m
Ile thou gh t the s urg eo n: wa s g olng
to tr y to help Mrs . ltn dwaly a nd so
save his sk in.Two c o u ld play at
that game.If h e s o s tirr ed up the
three plns llc mon i n-for e lllltl-- that
they n ttnc k vnl Metzge r and Pereira
and killoil thoul-~tlnd he felt this
wou ld he time r e s u l t- h e c ould ht'
Imrrylngg to the doc tor wf th tht
nc ws a nd hn p lo r e h i m to mote o u t
justic e to the s lay e rs.
I t wa s a pretty sc heme an d
his expression annoy ed Grn uman n.
" \ \ h tlt ar e y ou gri nni ng for ?"he
snarletl."W h at make s y o u s o d- -n
llap py ?"
I wa s thi nki n."lla mn e r r ei u n n n l l l h . . . . . . .n n n f l n n I n n u n f n n v l
tsettuiguui. unuuuug uunueue uuum:as he dld so.It was n o mo me nt f or
hesltntlon.llettlng to n shot first.
Kr au se spun ro un d- -a bullet ha d
gone throufzh the hand that held the
weapon.Another gun spat out and
Gr a u ma n n fell shot thro ugh th e
heart.Be ttlng lo n glanc ed rou nd
and s aw Ha mner 's smokin g bar rel.
"Saved y our llfe then, Doc ." sald
Ilu mne r h ear Lily .It wa s lla mne f s tr e ac h er y wh ic h
statrrtered Mi k e a n d ma de h i m f a ll
an ea sy vi c tim to a rr es t.Betting'-
to n slip pe d u c love hi tc h over his
wri st.Mi k e wa s le d to th e c h a i n
loc ker and pushed ln.Hammer, al»
thou gh he was betray i ng joy at the
result of the fray . knew ln his hearttha t until Mi ke was de ad he wa s ln
/girl."Don't be frlghteriedH e swung the dnvlts round so
that the cut ter was over pnrt ofthedeck.Th en with the uld o t
Slivc-rs who hnd hurried up.heI
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an d tur ned *em
quz me rs an d
here whe re the
they a n an d W~
Li mon .Th e y a
don't.'I'hey'l|
befo re we k now
th em Ce ntr al A m
No th i n g 1.\°on't
We won'£ even
for."
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k n o w y e t wh y ,th ro win g a bu ll
" I f we had t~
Hammer , "we 'd :
they t1led to get
'1'hut'd listen goo
" I le ' s n o t u a
Mike a nltl. with
" Th a t sturl'get
believe me.'B ro
wo me n and eh!
Re d Lllk e W
dr un kn rd s wh o,
amo un t o f pots
obvi ous :nu rks
W hi le the o th er
ously he wa s k
gr o wi n g teroc lt
Metzge r a nd Pe
seven o'cloc k w
reluc tant c om
slumber.Th e y :
savage.I t w a s
th e m to th e i r I n
vengeanc e.Th e
he lpe d th e m to
I t wa s dec ld
to h u n t fo r th
stateroom and n
blan k.Th e two
pe r d ec k with t
geon.Th a t vr
against four.
Gruutnnno w
lea ve to s pe ak
navig ator,and
c ate the mlsa lnBettlngtoo llst
story wh en h e
slon.thro ugh S
c ome on dec k.
pro fou nd dls tr :
" w e n , "Be ttl
h lm z u i u z o b o
lt? ""I wa s wo o d
u p here,slr.'f
ln th e g alle y n o
ther.""D o the y loo k
Grnutnnnn gl
wlreless house.
possible hi di ng
watc hed him ul~
" A r e they UI
asked, as I f int
appearance.n
ns an ln r ltn tlo
"I g ue ss the y
touc hing his c a~
Hts n e ws o d d
the tric ked font'
c ould only be l
th e nh lo l m m
forec mtle vrhe
ldttlng.
"The r e the y
notes.": u i d 11~
dr in ki ng with th
thi ng la g ood e
wa s u n r o n
1r o nld n' t ltan d
min ute.J u s t
1 la ug hi n' a t
ma de o f os .\
ln .Granrnnnn
to op en a n y k l
swuumg Lypc un »»5.......-......which would be noticed by even
the most negligent of drivers, and
plnce it fo r enough from the
crossing to give adequate time for
cautions approach.'
The desire w beat the railroad
train to the crossing is responsible
for the loss of thousands of lives.
Plain ordinary carelessness and
incompetence are responsible for
thousands moxe.The most tell-
ing commentary nf all is found in
the fact that a large part of grade
crossing accidents result, not when
tx-dns strike motor cars, but when
motor cars strike trains!
Recently,in a southern state,
the engineer of n loéomotive saw
a car stalled on the track ahead
of him with its occupants fran-
tically try i ng w start it.He
jammed on the brakes and the
locomotive jumped the track.The
engineer was killed.Carelea
motorists may have a right Lo risk
their own lives, but' when they en-
danger the lives of others it is
time to cull a halt.
Gasoline Price Decresses
ln i929 the average wholesale
price o l gasoline was Lwo percent less than th-e price in 1913,
according to the United States
Department of -Commerce.A comparison with the changed
prices of other commodities is sig-
nificant.Since 1913 the cost of
shoes has increased 117 per cent;
milk, 93 per cent;bread, 66 per
cent. and eggs, 46 per cent.The
average rate of increase for ull
commodities in general use is 38
per oem.,Gasoline is almost alone
in showing a decrease.The mechanical progress made'
by the industry is principally re-
sponsible for this state or an:nrs.1
Todny wells nre sunk to depthsundmumedoffifteenort\venty'
years ago.A constantly rising
percentage of gasoline is being ex-
tracled from crude.Crncking,
hydrogenotion and other processes
are playing an impnant part. in
providing the American public
with the highest grade mol.or'!ue\
at the lowst. prices in our history.
There is but one fly in the gaso-
line ointment/-rising mx rates
throughout the country.Legislat-
ors have been adopting the atti~
tude that "one cent more wo:\'t. do
NBUY harm."As a result, we have
faxes ranging from three to six
cents and it is Iorecan that _ten~
cent rates are in store in the
future.In some sta!/es funds de-
rived from gas taxes have been
diverted to other uses than roadwork,thus making the motorist
pay for something he doesn't get.
Unless the American public
takes a definite stand in opposi-
tion to exorbitan gaa taxes, the
savings made possible by the oil
indusLry's progress will all find
their way into the hands of the tux
collector.
Automobiles and the World War
The a n nu l death rate .due to
the antomob e, aocording to Rob-
e n Lamont,Secretary of Com-
merce,is naw close to the totalAmerican casualties in the World
War.Fatalities have increased from
12,500 in 1920, zo :sx,ooo in 1929.
And while in 1926 there were 107
.deaths tor each 100,000 cars in
use.last yea: the rate was 117.
~m rining mu lm been blamed
nn such factors as the increased
utilization of the average motor
cm* and the high speeds at wlueh
it is driven.These have undoubt-
right.P
.,...... ........, ...e ......., ........,, ......:the same opportunities that we en-
ljoyed in our most prosperous
year.What Ameriaa needs today is
what the average individual needs
-at little self-confidence and cour-
nge.ln many sections of the country
thc people are sitting tight, look~
ing for the worst,and spending'very little money.Consequently
they are creating the very condi-
tion they fear.
I n other districts they are go-
ing about their lives in the every-
dny normal way--spending money
building homes,buying hultomo-
biles, enjoying life and building up
a nice business.
If any economic expert can giw
a reason, other than the timidity
of .the people.why 1930 should
:o t be as prosperous a.yen: as|1925 we would love to hea: l:o:n
'him.
§o it seems that the sensible
thmg to do is to get back to nor~
mal, to the`con1'ident,. progressive,
hopeful attitude that brought us
success and made the United
States the most progressive na-
tion in the world.
It is not an economic pnoblem,
nor a problem for the Government
to attack.It is, instead, merely
a problem entirely for individual
lnttermon-:A problem of every man
and woman getting back to nur-
rnul,forgetting the bugaboo of
hard Lime5 and setting out to enjoy
life.
ln a pep wlk to employees one
gfeill publisher said:"l930 will
be n great ycnr for Hghtersf'MF""i"H. of qourse, that this year
wlll reward most highly the fellow
\\'hn goes out :md gets what he
.\vants.Because there are so many
Q; us who, feadng hnrd times, will
hold buck and wait for somebody
:tn assure us everything is all
Tlmidity on the part of others
always offers n great opponunity
to the man who isn't afraid,to
the man who realizes that the best
Ivlny to whip fear is not to recog-
mze it.
The timid--and there are mil-
hons of them in these United
Staten Ure afraid to reach out
for what they want now.They
are afraid hard times may come
,5f'e"\¢l"K "P and nip them under
izhe a r m Whereas, if the tmth
were known, old man Hard Luck
.is much more liable to roost. on
|the shoulder of the fellow who is
crouched in the corner than he is
[W attempt to find a resting spot
on the rustler.
So let's remember that the
surest way to bring about hard
times is to expect them, to fear
them, and to refuse to do business
on account of them.Remembering
'tl-lat, we will realize that the sur-
est way to ward off bad business
is to settle down ho making good
business-to refuse in permit fear
m rob us of o ur initiative,our
ambition and our natural tendency
to progress and to build.
Prosperity is not made on Wall
Street-but instead finds its foun-
dstion in the homes ol the millions
of workers in the United Smlgg.
If we work and spend and plan
and enjoy we will have prosperity.
It we do not we will not.And all
the planning and scheming and
maneusering that so~called Kings'of Wall Street and Captains of
Industry attempt will make no!-material difference,one way or
to the other.|It is entirely up to the common
ifalk,to you and to me.Wall
i
1
dn |;_But of la: Street atmosphere is nothing butedlysomecitheeneral'3Yl exaggerated reflection of the
greater importance s 8-disregard of tmffic regulations
.a nd the fact that most of our
states are now atlempting to con-
trol 1930 conditions with 1915
laws.a l l 17 states renuire examh-mtionyof driv ers.The other 81
allow persons to use the pabuq.
Thighways inespective of thelr,
dzompetence and reaponslhllity._Al-
mos! no states have modennfed,
'mood o l the every-day working
A.merican.--Hooper Sentihal.
.Creight.o.:"rejghl.on Cooperab
inz Creamery operating at full
¢lPldtY|
Verdel-Nitz guage being xe-
modeled and improved.
Ellswonh-Steps taken to erect
new school building here to xe-
pluce old structure.
me
CHAPTER VIII.-Grnumann, one orthe sunt. while drunk, tsunu HAI-lelt wlm not bowl: eunlnmncien ofthe shlp.c|»m<~m» ls rf-fe.-.u an ».~|Dsrylng H|.\!lell'l sathorlty, the uv-nln shoots nnd kills hlm,A silllnr."Sam," shouts l»!allotx_ who diss sh-sr wnrnlng Mrs. Imdwsy to lewarnof "Doctor \\'ulle," who ha lnsllll 'lClomnntr confederate.
cr-u\P'rsn IX.--Mrs. Rndway [Gultho Unwlns and Crosby Todd of heragreement wllh Clements.I-Ixcenlhorsslf. All are llzreed that "Waite"i l ons of the consnlraiorl.ln adrunkentrsnzySam attacks Bel-tlngton, who kills hlm ln s. hand-
Io-hsnd sum.CHAPTER x.-A nom io "Wslts"from Melzgu, Clements' llelnsnlnl.mddrssslng hlm ss n comrade, 1| tn-Kercepled \1'Y Crosby Todd.n l v -parently proves the dnclor'| connec-tlon wlth the criminals. oven MrsRndwnyw fslth In Lhp nhyslclnn be»Ing shnken.
The handsome doctor dropped the
noone sccarsrcly over his neck and
choked hlm into submlsslon.And
Metzlrer,gagged and bound,was
dropned by the cook's slde."Tllat's a hundred and titty." saidSllvers hanplly,Bob had wltaessed the two en-counters nud wnnted to know whatwas comlng.Was n posslble thatTodd had been wrong in his esti-
/mate of the doctor?Bettlngton would tell hlm noth-
ln;;_ instead. he changed the course
of the vessel."\Ve'Il run for New
York,"he said."We shall have
favoring winds and lt won't uxke
much longer."He felt cerlala that
there would be no lroable wlth the
gamblers for many hoars.By thattimesomenewplancouldhe
evolved for their overthrow.Hu was rather concerned for hlm-
self.ln the llght with Sam he hadbeenbadlyhrulsedandnowthegreatexenlonofllrtlngthetwomenintothenaarnxznnlzedhlmWhenhehndsomSllversbelow
and cautlonoal hlm to rcpnn anynew devclopmehl. he' stretched hlm-
sclf on the couch."l'm going to try to get s lltuerest." he told lloh."Wake mo lf
necessary and lel no one come ondeckbutSilversTlmscmenIn
the cutter t-nn'l not adrift."Bob forgo!the nerlls whleh
hedg:-d hlm and his about ln thlsnew-fnfxnd joy of guiding n hh: honl.
Full sn-nm ahead was lndlcated onthe gauge and he was heading forhome.Crosby had told hlm thatthe only exnlnnntlon M the doctorschange of henrt-lr ll were genu-lne and hnrne out hy deeds--wasthe hope of wlnnlng a pnnlon.Ilehad lnslsled that a double murder-er would have llttle hesltntlon lnnddlng another vlctlru to his scoreif lt seemed necessary.But Tolldwould not helleve that Orme. ns heculled hlm always ln spenklmz toHrs. Radwny. had repented.Theywere bound for a fnrelzn port nndwhenLheywerenolonger undertheJurlsdlcilonoftheAmerican"ng anything could happen.ln hlsmomentsofdepressionCrosbyToddthoughtunensllyofwhat
would happen to hlm.Dr. AndrewOrme had looked at hlm wlth nnexpressionthatdidnotspeakof
mercy.Todd experienced bltler moments
of which the others guessed nolh<lng.He had allowed hlmself tohefooledbyGrnumannoverthe
wlreleas and had los! the opportunlly to send mmsages that mlghlhave served them.lt seemed necessary for the common mood to re-fuse to llsten to any or Mrs. Rad~vray's speculullonl about the poselbllltythatthe doctor was thelrslncere friend.Mary made enmmon cause with her llnnce against
Bettlngum.What n brave and steadfast chlldshe wus, thought the elder women.Here st the threshold ef u new andfullerlite.she wal likely to hestayed by death.For her own pan,llfe held no more prospects.Andllke N-Dry. she. Koo, was to be halt-ed on the threshold For s fewglorious moments she hsd been con»nclous or her destlny; and now sheknew they were only moments orselfwleceptlon.Women had alwaysenvied her for henuly. wealth andpnsltlon.None had ever envied herfor her happiness.Hnpplness was,broadly speaking. the eommon lot.She had been given everymlng else.There was no morbldlty la dwell~ln; on lbs fate that was enwrnp-ping her.She could not have llved
so long and seen so much. withoutbelng aware of the lawlessness ofmen's deslra. She thought of Lieu|;er's burnlng eyes: Sam was gone.
but her menace remalned And per-
haps thls strange ann. whom she
knew as Andrew 0rme.esenned con-vlc-1 and Lwlce a murderer. lovedher.In her harm she was con-
vinced of IL ...Never. never|
'Would she let any human bolus
e lf we we n t a n
ou t o f th e Boss'
lu k e th e m c ome
V belong.T h e m
lli u n we get to
re nk the llng o; we
xpeak na ln to jn ll
L Yo u k n ow wh g t
erlc an prlsons are.
ever ge t us ou t.
no w wha t we 'r e ln
" Allke ag reed." I
J a h la an d I dnn 't
..e....._,,.e.............. .....,... ...-ac c ur a c y at alm.[ le h a d mea nt
zo klll Mlk e .a n d h y n jerky .nor-
vo u s p u ll o n the tr lg g e r h a d slu ln
Gr nu ma nn .Gr n u mn n n he c ould
have ma nag ed.B u t Mi k e !
Sllver s ha d hrouzhx Kc nz le u p
from his engines.Th e bo y h ad h e
c ome pnnlc strlc ken.rg; c ou ld not
und er stand h ow lt wns nnmer had
emerged wi th so s tai nle ss a re pu -
un lo n .Humn c r was eng aged ln me
nec essary business ol' c lennlng up.
No longe r nlled vrlth dnlnns of vea-
szeaac e, Krause followed Beuluzton
to th e tln<'tnr's rn n m wh e r e h ls
wo un d was dr essed.H e dld nox
ven tu re to proxest wh e n hu wa s
loc k ed ln a small ro om.
Th lmzs we re nnlng rather we ll
A
n
fnr Hamn er.ha l he sllll was ln
so me p e r p lc xlly a s to wh e r e Me tz
: e r a n d Pereira ml u h l h a Th l n k
Ing lr ove r.an d hear ing l n mla d
And re w 0r me 's justly e ar ne d re pa
la tloa f or vlo le nc e. wha t wa s mo reli ke ly th a n they ha d heen do ne
aw ay wl l h an d du mpe d ln lo th e
oc ean?
Ha ma e r wa s evolvin g a/ _ a n r y
where by h e en ac te d the role of Slr
Ga lah a d a n d Provldeac e together.
In me e nd lc wo uld se em tha n, h alfor h lm L he voy ag e wou ld h ave fln-
lsh ed ln utter dls aster.He de te r-
mi ne d to attac h hlms elf to Mr s .
Ra d wa y .I l e ha d been,formerly .
n speclallnt la those hard-lac k
stories w h o m succ ess depended
upon femlnln e sy mpathy .
::\r'~W
anCHAPTER XII
Thi Treachery of Friandl.
L"I"|1"D fh n G r a f n n n a r l n r r | \ \ nA'wa; stilled ~nd Crosby Todd
1926 FORD TUDOR SEDAN
Balloon tirvs. motor very clean, just lu-cn rcfinishrd in dark
grvcn duco.Cin bc bnu;:h! on may lcrms.
1926 BUICK COACH
l~`i\e good balloon lircs.Motor been reconditioned in our shop.
llrfinished in blue duco.
12 months lu pay.
_.
a l
or agony .Af te r th at there wa s
a silen c e of hnlf a n hour B u t th e
three, wa iting as they expe c ted for
denth. made no move.
Ou t o f the silenc e c ame three
stnc c ato dou ble raps, th e signal by
wh lc h tho d o c tor wa s k no wn .
"Don't o pen 1" s aid Todd , hoarse
ly .'° lt' | a trlc k."
"I u .n~it n \:~ "
I
F
II
.-.
.ut.K#\l»¢¢f901 wil.L*Oma ha ,Ne b.
Let.ua Cor re c t Y o u r F o o t
I l la Na t u r e ' s wa y
Th e r e i s n o Shoe li k e th e
A r c h Pr es er ve r.s ty le p lu s
c o mf or t.Th e f o o t c o mf o r t
sto re fo r me n a nd wo me n.32
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Q Q S - 5 " E : n V ( ; p N e w B x r k e rRm-n-u ,mmf\|n»u ehnva
So D - n Ha p p y ? "
oloss it wa s fo r
all'th e doc k."
shoot 'om,"said
y it was b ec au se
t tht! wo men rom.
as home."
d hea d on hlm,'"nulna admira tion.
Over every time,
r seamen save the
ren f1rst."'
I one o f those
Liter a sufiiclent
I.lose th e mo r e
o f intoxic ation.
1:-ee slept HtotQor-
Jt a wa k e by the
he feit to war d
rn.It wa s a b ou t
an he roused his
ies f r o m the ir
akened sober but
no t ha r d to br in g
: nlg ht' s moo d o f
Jttles on the tnhle
A 'wa; stilled ~nd Crosby Todd
1926 FORD TUDOR SEDAN
Balloon tirvs. motor very clean, just lu-cn rcfinishrd in dark
grvcn duco.Cin bc bnu;:h! on may lcrms.
1926 BUICK COACH
l~`i\e good balloon lircs.Motor been reconditioned in our shop.
llrfinished in blue duco.
12 months lu pay.
_
a l
or agony .Af te r th at there wa s
a silen c e of hnlf a n hour B u t th e
three, wa iting as they expe c ted for
denth. made no move.
Ou t o f the silenc e c ame three
stnc c ato dou ble raps, th e signal by
wh lc h tho d o c tor wa s k no wn .
"Don't o pen 1" s aid Todd , hoarse
ly .'° lt' | a trlc k."
"I u .n~it n \:~ "
I
F
II
-_
.ut.K#\l»¢¢f901 wil.L*Oma ha ,Ne b.
Let.ua Cor re c t Y o u r F o o t
I l la Na t u r e ' s wa y
Th e r e i s n o Shoe li k e th e
A r c h Pr es er ve r.s ty le p lu s
c o mf or t.Th e f o o t c o mf o r t
sto re fo r me n a nd wo me n.32
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Q Q S - 5 " E : n V ( ; p N e w B x r k e r
A_
THURSDAY
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Ea§_Home THEATRETb :Home of Perfect Talking Pzclures §
nn.,
THURSDAY
Ea§_
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Tb: Home of Perfect Talking Pzclures §
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1927 FORD COUPE
Wire wheels, motor in nice shape. has seat covers. large lock
im: wheel and other extras.Re-finished.A real bargain.
Terms.
1927 CHEVROLET COACH
Motor recnnditioned. fenders and chasds refiniahed.Looks and
na dandy.Good rubber.
Only $1 00 down
1926 CHEVROLET ROADSTER
This is a sporty lillle job, .bnllaun tires,mnlor runs f
Just been reflnished.Terms.
n v - |. v . \ . ,- v ~ , . ~ - . . _ .
Winter inclusure, balloon tires, refinished.This car will give
someone a lot of cheap transportation.Terms.
mr.men an,a theremilton.Every'eroom was drnwnmu he nn the up-lr crony. ae, sun:ld nluke three
clmsen to askIch ll|8 uumemuchlle sneaking ln-
men.led mn Gruumannwnd given Dermls-venn.for him xoHe enlemalned nof the man.non snld.seeinghim."What ll
J UL Y 3
Prince of Diamonds
With Aileen Pringle and Lan Keith
Comedy--Mean and Groan
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Saturday Matinee
JULY 4 and 5
CUCKOOS
With Bert Wheeler and Rnbert Wmlsey
COMEDY Creats Gob!
I ..»
xa -SUNDAY and MONDAY
Sunday Matinee
lg If the c ook was
'e aln' t seen h lm
Mr. Metzzer. mul-" "" `E .wsu s md 1shr'=~ .:3:!§L a d i e s o f L e i s u r e
lace.Bettingtonng to lt.re!"the surgeonacted In ihelr dls~mmann took [histo luveulgate,a bdow," he said.
E w m .Barbara Stanwyck,bowel Sherman and Ralph Graves E
E COMEDY-Skin Shy §
§ .PATHE NEW S E
E T U E S D A Y §
E JUL Y 8 §
J w we wnnn orIt was plain theythe tore part of|n\e\y above the
the men were now
Mister Antonio
With Lrn Carrillo nnd Virglnin Valli
AESOPS Fnsnns and AUDIO Rsvn-:vw
4
1929 CHEVROLET TRUCK
Has stock and grain body.Motorin fine shape.3216 tirese. the stlnkln' dn-
mer,"eaung andwomen. whua any-nugh for us.ll InayoubonI:_ no, not for onererhead, they ue,
v monkeys the hea ouzht too brnkere. he knows haw
Family Night ')nc 35c Tlrke!Admits Two People
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
JUL Y 9 nw!I0
Crazy That Way
Wil/h Joan Bennett and Kenneth MscKenlu
in rear.Just the thing for the farm.Terms.
:inton-Evans Chevrolet'Co
ter ever ma&e il
long to do tne COMEDY Grim Sk im
BLAIR. NEBRASKA
1
\A
Bla ir Ne brukn Jul 3._ 1935 - r m
..J
a couple of da~s
W M
Mrs. C lie Moriensen oi Blair
was taken to an Omaha hospital
Tuesday..
The H. H. Brown family drove
up to Lyons for a picnic last
Sunday.
Miss Edith Jensen has been vis-
iting friends in David City for a
week.-
Miss Mildred Buser of Sloan,
te n di n g su mme r s c h o o l i n Li nc oln,
wa s h o me o ve r lh e we e k - : mi .
He r b e r t K o l te r m a n sp e n t th e
wé e k e n d a t th e F r a n k Li n d o n
h o me i n th e c o u n tr y .
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steavensen of
Fontanolle, "fre Sunday gpests at
t h e J o e L a z u r c ho me ,so uth o f
to w n !
M r .a n d Mr s .Cli f fo r d Ha lb e r t
s p e n t la s t Fr i d a y e ve n i n g at.th e
.Floy d E va n s h o mo i n Coun c il
B lu f f s .
M r .a n d Mr s .E .E .E p p e r ly
we r e Su n da y eve n i ng vi si to r s a t
t h e pa re ntal,Stewznrt I:Idwa.rds
ho me , n o rth e as t of B la i r .
Mr s .He n r y Dr e vs o n a n d d a ug h -
~5
,_,.\'~_
fqmily of Omaha, spent a few
days this meek at.the Victor
'Wolff home.
Imlrs.William Carter and chil-
-dren of Omaha, visited the ast
week at the parental, Jonas -
chain home.
Kirby Cook came up from Oma-
ha Saturday to spend the week-
end at the home of his parents,
Mr. :md Mrs. Guy Cook.
Henry Olecn, Jr. of David City,
Bassett,Nab., ure viiting rela-
_tives in Blair and Kennnrd.
a p p e a m w e u f ' th e str ee t.
T h e E a s te r n S ta r w i l l me e t
'Th ur s da y eve n in g ,J u ly 1 0 th a t
wh i c h ti me in i ti nto r y c eremonies
wi ll b e pe r f o r me d a n d a c o mmi tte e
wi ll s er ve r ef r e s lime n ts .
Mi s s F&'ances K o o p m a n , w h o i s
.ntbending Mi d l a n d Co lleg e a t
F r e n i o n t,sp e n t th e week»end i n
Bla i r a r . th e h o me o f h e r p a r e n ts ,
L:I '
and Mrs. Henry Ruwe very pleas-
antly entertained Rev.and Mrs.
C. G. Bader and sun at dinnerjlast
Sunday.
The Home Bakery is sporting a
put in ~lace iast Monday.11; is a
S -
phone, 161; rea. phone, 133.3-ti
Mrs.Everett Lamb is reported
' ~ o o d
~as'ws: ~rs a Black 259.za-mfhome.|Mr.zo I
\~'' ...
(heighten-Wm.Bassett pur-
chased B1/ock and efmlpmgnt of
Hudson-Essex Garage on East
Ma in se m: from n.-A. Van De -
veer.
Ffo nnus-Old l nk of Florence
to bé reorganized.
Plattsmouth-Platmmouth Wa-
Ygr Corporation replacing water
pxpes on ':'\'th Street frum Vine
lv Main streets.
Phone Green 202.22-It
Miss Irene Rowe,is visiting nt
the Art Rowe home at De Sow.
Furniture, nm and floor cover-
mgg.Mathew R. Bendorl.21-t!
Ray Cady of Omaha, visited at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. R. Cady of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Wilkinson
returned Wednesday from a wcek's
sojourn at Lake Okoboji.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalnv
.- ~'|:ce
Enquire Enierpriae ofllee 18-tf
Ch u.Roberta of Norfolk,was
mixing with Blah'friends last
Saturday.,
Permanent Wave, $7.50. All kinds
ol beauty work.Phone 197, Mrs
K. A. Pound, 206 E. Colfax.38-if
For Sale Cheap it taken soon-
My residence on 60 West Nebraska
Sf..C. L. Bendorf.24-2¢°
Mrs. Burt Noh will entertain the
bndge club to which she belongs
next Monday evening.
For Rent-Brick house at comer
.1 ¢
..»..-. mn ..Sunday at the Delmar Fee: home.
Highest prices for produce. Phone
268.Famer; Pmduee Co.8841
Mr and Mrs.Pemr Sell dmve
to Scribner Wednesday to visit
relatives.
C. K. Bendorl, licensed embalm-
er and undertaker,Blair.Office
phone, 161; res. phone, 188.8-tf
For Sale-Four small stccr
calves,cheap.Phone Black 45.
Sl Johnson.24~1z
Mr.and Mrs.Joe Gale and
daughner of Sioux City, were Sun-
and amhulanco servicm Phones:
office, 151; residence, 133.29-ti
Mr .and Mrs. T. R. Jacobsen and
family of Irvi n,visited Sun-
day at the yron Metzing-er
home.,fMiss Rosalie Foley, who is at-
tending aummer school at Lincoln,
spent.the meek-end with home
folks.
Duart Permanents, ringlet ends,
price $5.00.All work guaranteed.
Phone Black 259.M m .51 Suth-
erfnnc.16-t1
Miss Dorothea Gilbertson vis-
ited a few days at the Geo. Nelson
home west of Blnir,.as guest of
MissVera.
Traveling Bags
$1.25
,Suit Cases
$1.75
Biair,Nob.24-tf :Mn and Mrs. Geo. Larson of that
For Sa le -A 10-foot.trnctof city.The Lnrson's are known to
binder, a hay rack and truck and I a number of the Danish Lutheran
a thresherma.n's stec'l water tank.congregation of Blair.
All are in first class condition and|The Druscilla Guild of tho
nearly as good as new.Phone 111 First Lutheran church Qnugrtainced
on ly.Carl G. Anderson.23-2t at a farewell party for Prof.
Mrs. cilm-d Garner has so far w..1a0 Nielsen and fomily labt.improved from an uppendicitis op- Sunday evening following the
e r a t i o n t h a t s h e w a s a b l e t o l e a ve ~ c h u r c h s e r v i c e .R . e f r e s h m e n f - S w c r o
I »|~r
Fused Stone,was sold last Tues-led as a little better after a sor-
day to a party from Missouri ious operation.Valley..5 Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Halbert
Mrs.Morrill Roch loft Sunday spent Sunday at the parental, M.
'Tor Alliance,Nb . ,whore Mr.M. Ilalb;rt homo i:10malm.llilly
Rceh is employed during tho Halbert accompanied them to
summer.Ben Reeh and .Miss Tor-| Blair and will spend a few weeks
esa I-'olcy took her to Lincoln at the Robert Widener home on
`umlay afternoon.the bottom.You'll walnt to L. i he a r i t-Herman Jungbluth iron down
»||||»».Popular price.1-ti'
BIG SPECIAL
Men's "Big West" work shirts . . . . guaranteed full cutcoat style.Blue and grey sizes fourteen and one-half to
seventeen. Regular $1 value
7 9 c
ra
0 1 |
hot days.can Mrs.nl,~other-
Innd at Black 259 fOr appointment.
Mrs.Burt Noh and little son
visited at Carson, Neb. at the S.
W. Nah home from lust Thursday
until Sunday.
Mrs. Marie Weeks, editor of the
Norfolk Press, was a pieasant call-
er at The Enterprise office Inst
Friday moming.
Score cards,place cards, birthday
up Sunday to visit his mother,
Mrs. W. B. Rodman and his sister,
Mrs. Jake Brass.
Mrs. V. 0. Gravatt. and children
of LincoLn,spent a few days the
first of the week at the parental,
Myron Metzinger home.
Miss Charlotte Schafer of Hoop-
er spent last.Monday with Miss
Ifrzlnces Brass and at.the C.F.
Kolterman home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs.M. A.Matz and
n t thr ee o'c loc k Sa tu r d a y ~f te r-
noo n.
A D u a r t P e r ma n e n t g i ve s sa t-
u p to spe nd Su nd ay wi t h h i s
mo th e r ,Mr s .Gra c e Ma h e r a n d
oth e r relative s.
\I |1 '£
o c coun yNew zone control, bass to treble-luias a pleasant caller at The En-
thrue screen grill tubes-new beau
tiful cabinet-$99.00 less tubes.
Gamble Stores,Fremont, Neh.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen and
daughter,Evelyn,are moving to
Blair from Fremont.Mr. Jensen
has leased a part of the old Home
Theatre building where he will op-
erate an eating house and handle
soft drinks, etc.
.tcrprise office last Tuesday.Mr.
Jungbluth reports that wheat down
in his part of the county will
make u fair crop and is of good
quality.
Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Guyer en-
tertained the following for dinner
Suhday: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lip-
pincott and Ruth,Mr.and Mrs.
Clark Lippincott and baby of near
llixs. Rose Metzinger and daugh-Blair,Vern Updike of Stratton,te r, Emu/and the Misses plm».|Neb.,and Principal of Schools
ence* and Helen Wolff,DorothcaFlY!\18fl of 0Xf°l`d» Neb
Gilbzrtson and Raymond Wolff ;Mrs. Nettie Stockton and :laugh
were Wednesday guests at the |ter, Mrs. Gus Leyden of Schuyler,
home of Mr.and Mrs.Arthundrove over Friday for a few daysWolff in Omaha.'visit at the Z. B. Smith and John
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.and !\lcQusrrie homes.Miss Alsyne
Mrs.Carl Edwards, southwest of Smith, who has been staying at
Blair, were Mrs. Lowell Crull and Schuyler this S\lml1\er,accompanied
children of Indcpendemx, Mo., a,,dltliem home for a short visit. They
Mr. and Mrs. Menno Larsen and returned Sunday afternoon tochildren, Lois Hina-line and Chris Schuyler.
Edwards,lof Blair.1 Blair friends will regret to
Go places do things-Touring learn that Mrs. Nat Cole was tak-Senson is here.Tents. $8.95; camp'°"back to the Blair hospital for
cots,5325;Majestic seat covers,|
Chev. .Coupe $3.69.Tiger 100%Pure Pennsylvania Oil a t 140|
Gamble Stores.Med.17551:peri
q t ,gallon lots.5th &Broad
St.,l-remont, Neb.24-lt
On last Friday evening,thechoiroftheDanishLutherani
church held u farewell party for
Prof. Waldo B. Nielsen and family
nt the church parlors.This was
a sort of surprim and light re-
freshments were served. The choir
members presented the Niel.sen's
wi th a lovely silver bread plate,
a n exprssion of their love and
appreciation for his work here.
Prof Waldo B Nielsen of Dana.College,i moving this week t o i
Starmm,Iowa where he has
charge of the choir work and also
i s music director in the schools.
He will have a comfortable home
furnished him and a nice salary
so that he and his family are
looking forward to a pleasant
year.Blair friends are sorry to
see him leave Blair but extend
treatment last Sunday.Mrs, Cole
has had a real trial of illness for
many months and has been iorvwd
to make sewral thps to the hos-
pital during that period.It is the
expression of all her friends that
she will soon be herself again.
The Congregational young peo-
ple, who have been holding their
June meetings at various homes
out of town, went down to Linoma
Park Sunday afternoon, five cars
taking the group.'Nventy-fivie
sat down at the longtables for an
early lunch.There was no rain
at the park,but the autos ran
through a brisk shower on the way
home in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Durant of this
city, started out Sunday to drive
to Omaha to visit the Roy MeKeen
family and at De Soto oh the
highway near the Harry Seltz
home, they srtmck loose gravel at
the side of the mad in suc h a
margier that the C8r aimed over.
Bot Mr.and Mrs.Durant were
out and bruised and are some~
ST R AW H AT S
Just received an other
large shipment
.Dress $1.00 to $4.00
Work loc to $|;00
sen of Orum,is visiting at the
home of her grandfather,J.P.
Jensen for a few days.
Mrs. M. Sutherland at Black 259
is prepared to give ynu a Duart
Wonder Wave for $5.00.A real
bargain and satisfaction guaran-
teed.16-cf
Mrs.J.Stapleton enjoyed a
Sunday.
. Mr. and Mrs,
the parvents of
one-half pound
night, June 27
pital.
Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. McBride are
.a fine nine and
boy horn Friday
at the Blair hos-
Jake Brass dmvetoTekarlahSaturdaywattend
the funeral of Charles Mcllionie~,
sun nf Mrs. Gail McMonies of
~maha
DRESS SHIRTS
Fancy and white regular $1.50
98c
,.:|\
I n e z Ne l s o n o f O ma h a , we r e ma r ~
ri ed a t th e C 0n gr eg ati0 n al p ar so n. .
ag e S atu r d a y b y Re v. A . F . Ne we ll
Mr . a n d Mr s .H .E .Ma r t i n a n d
Mr s . Ma r ti n ' s f a the r , Mr . Ch a tfi e ld
o f Oma h a , we r e S u n d a y g u e s ts a t
Ha r r y Be ve ih ie me r ne a r Ven ic e
Oma h a o ver S a tu r d ay a n d S u nd a y .
Th e wh e a t h a r ve s t. i s e a r ly th i s
y ear a n d ma n y f a r me r s ar e bu sy
c u tti n g wheat..Th e ha r ve s t i s
fu lly a wa c k e a rli er th an la st y e ar .
D r . a n d Mr s . E . Ma n ta a n d f a m-
i ly a n d M r .a n d Mr s .E d Ha l le r
g |;.
used in the long- ago to weighito see Mrs. Moon: at the Univer
wanson and his son and wife,Mr. and Mrs. Elvred Swanson of,,..,».
| . .
a n d f a mi ly o f Ar li n g to n , e n jo y e d
s o a
Boy's and (iirl's
WHOOPEE PANTS
Re d a n d G re e n
$1.25
|l l
D r .a n d Mr s .R.E . T i l d e n a n d
br o the r , Gle n Ti ld e n d r o ve to Y o r k
No b. ,Su n da y to vi s i t R .E .a n d
G!en's mo th e r a n d h e lp h e r cele-
brabe he r b i r th an ni ve r sa ry .
F o r S a le - A b u i ld i n g 1 0 x2 4 f e e t
in ,A No. 1 c o ndition.Sh in gle r oo f
an d g o od flo or .Ma k e e i th e r g o o d
He r ma n , r e t u r n e d Su n da y f r o m a
s i x d a y f i s h i n g tr i p i n Mi n n e s o ta .
The e ntine tri p c over ed 15 00 mi le s.
M r .C a r l W o l f f a n d f a mi ly a n d
th e formex-'s sister,Mr s .Ro se
Me tz i n g e r dr o ve to Oma h a S u n d a y
to vi s i t Mr s .C a r l W o lf f ,wh o is
i n a n Om a h a hos pi ta l.
l w l l s
Verdel-Plans being draw-n for
new school building.
West Pain?"ity Coundl dis-
cussed plans for nvlwbadns new
engine for local light plant.
Cond-S. C. Stuckey purchased
interest of Fred Oldmberg in local
artificial ice plant.
Red Cloud-Test oil well being
drilled west of town by C. L. Price
of Mid-West Exploration Company
Eustit "ommitlee authorized to
select site for Cooperative Cream.
ery here.
Bob bie ar e s p e n d i n g a f e w we ek s
n t A lb e r t L e a , Mi n n e s o ta .
w n e n y o u wa n t Ietoezheads o r
envelo pes o r sta te me n ts c a ll Th e
En te r pr i se .1-t.f
A t te n d th e Fa s hi o n Cez1 t;r J uly
C le a r a n c e S a le - i t s ta r ts S a tu r d a y
mo r n i n g ,J u ly 5 t h - a l l ld n d s o f
Ba rg ai ns .2 4 - l t
J .C.Ca rlso n o f Ro y a l,I o wa ,
pr e s i d e n t o f th e s y n o d th a t spo n-
so r s D a n a C o lle g e, i s i n B la i r f o r
a f e w d a y s .
D o y o u pla y b r i d g e ?Th e E n -
terp rise h a s a c o mp le te n e w li n e
o f sc ore c ar ds a n d plac e c ards.
W h y n o t s e e t h e m?1~cf
T h e W .C.T .U .wi l l me e t a t
h 1
CLOSE O UT
Men's athletic under
wear
75c and 3>l.00 values
special 50c
daughter,Mrs.Soren Svendgnard
und family oi this city.
Attend the Fashion Cbnter July
Clearance Sale-it starts Satunlnymoming,July 5th--all ldnds of
Bargains.24~1t
Mrs.E. s.Healy entertained
Miss Helen Murphy and Mrs. Lor-
raine Carey of Omaha, last Sun-
day.
Ice cream and cake social nt
cmzrz l~nu:2 lawn on band concer t
night, July 9, by Legion Auxiliary.
Benefit social.24-lt
For Sale--Thme young singers
for sale cheap.Mrs. Mollie Cof-
fin, De Soto.(Along river road).
.24-n
Mr.and Mrs. Luther 0'Hnnlon
and son,Pat of Omaha,were
- -»
weather wear will be found in this
store
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/'Grocery Department
Specialfor Friday and Saturday ~
Pork Loin Roast,per lb.----22c
Pork Chops, center cuts, Ib.--25c
Corn Fed Beef Roasts, lb.--20c.
Hamberger, per Ib.-----°17%C
Rib Boiling Beef,per lb.----15c
Wilson Certified Skinned Hams
12 to 14-lb. ave., per lb.---33c
All kinds of Cold Meat for your
Picnic Lunch.
Black Flag Liquid Fly Killer, % pt.-S .35
Pint --- --------.65
Quart ---------1.25
Whiz Fly Fume outfit, each --~ 1.00
Whiz Fly Funnie outfit, small ---.65
Afitox kills plant lice, bottle ---~.50
Bovinal Cow Spray, per gaL --- 1.50
Whiz Fly Spray for Cows, per gal. -- 1.50
$3.25 bags Fly Salt, special per bag - 1.25
(Keeps flies from biting cows and
horses)'
32~piece set Dishes ---~~_ 4.50
Coleman gas mantels, each ----.10
Special Mason Fruit Jars, quart size
wide mouth.Special per doz.- 1.15
Economy Jars, quart size, doz.~-- 1.35
Wide Mouth Mason jars, qt. size, doz. - 1.35
Glass top jars, qt. size, doz.---- 1.35
Good Cup Coffee per lb.---.25
Fig Bars,lb.-------.19
Sugar, 10-Ib. sack .---...._63
Your new magazines will be mailed out.
Read same over.You will find many
nice things to choose from.Ciip out
your coupon, trade a dollars worth and
get a $1.25 eight-piece green glass
cereal set for 33c.
0 J. SAS
Phones 32 and 33 Blair, Nebraska
Men 's
WQ RK O XF O RDS
Fine for this lgot weather
$3.50
Slagel and sons of Norfolk,Va.,
are spending a week at the Roberts
home.They are on their way to
Seattle, Wash.
Mrs.W.M.Holler and sons,
Bill and Teddy left Saturday
morning by auto for Madison, Wie.
and the lake country.They ex-
pect to be gone seveml vmeks.r
The members of the W.R.~
TIES
V e ry l a t e s t -f o u r - i n - h a n d
50C and $l.00
{..
lo n h o me .
Mr . a n d M r s . E .M. B e a ty we n t
o ve r to L a k e Ok o b o ji to s p e n d th e
we ek -e nd a s gu e sts o f D r .a n d
Mm E . T . J i p p , w h o a r e va c a ti o n l
i n g the re.
-ford, S. D. last Sun~ay, t 03" weresellchca~.Dr.W `
..,.,.
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Shorts and Shirts
Plain and fancy
50c = 75c as $1.00
All sizes
ent and bring lunch.f
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dolan and
family arrived today (Thursday)
at. the Frank Simpson home to
spend July Fourth and the week-
end with home folks.
retumed Sunday fmm a vacation
lrip to Minmsom.
While the Skov Nielan and H.
~»:-s-
LH'
Tue-N..A ~_g\ W > N ~ \
g ~ ~ I !l I
~ ?1§¢l F
" " °m$§¢'T£i\§'
{gv§f°»d in Tms Newskipor; 3 ; "R E S U L s
Citizens Gas Company complet-
ed work of piping gas from
Scottsbluff over river to Gering.
Minde n-G._Ll Ollman,brlck~
maker, purchased 50 acres land in
West Minden and will soon start
erecdon of plant ho cost approx-
imately $100,000 and will employ
about 50 men.
Louisville--Plans discussed for
erection of bridge to replace old
wooden bridge heie. `
Talmage-~"Trihune"instrlled
equipment."
~|x 1news to her many friends.
For Ren Five room house with
2 lots and garden.Inquire 205
east Grant. St.24-It
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Robcrls
of Sioux City, visited at the J. S.
Rolmrts hoxge last Sunday.
.Carl G., Anderson of Chicago, is
visiting his mother,Mrs.Sophia
Anderson and other relatives and
friends in and nrouml Blair.
Attend the Fashion Ccnber July
Clearance Sal it starts Saturdaymoming,July 5 th- a ll kinds of
Bargains.24-lt
Mr. and Mrs. Jakc Frost of St...~-ir
to her home where she is conv~l-|
escing.|
Mrs.Burl Vaughn's mnth'r,.
Mrs._C.Patterson of Dcnver,|
has been visiting her daughteri
.~,,. ,Ispent.r
Mrs.Henry Mencke went over
to Fremont last Sunday to be
present on Monday morning at .=\
breakfast given by Miss 'Marjorieand family fo r a few dlly;She Thomas at The Pathfinder hotel,
plans to leave Sunday evening for'
Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schafer of
Omaha,spent the week-end withs
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilkinson at'
Lake Oknboji, Iowa.Little Bar-
bara Schafer visited her paternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ifrnnkr
Schafer in this city.|
Mrs.C.E. |Krause entertained
Tuesday aftemoon at a bridge
luncheon at the Robinson Cafe
complimentary to Mrs. Asn Dixon
of California and Mrs.,Harry
Mortlock of this city.Bridge was
ehjoyal at the Krause home in
the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Tyson of
Omaha, drove up Monday evening
to call on Mrs.'1'yson's mother,,
Mrs.Frank Pitzer of north of|
Blair, who has been ill'for some
tirm,They also called at the M.
E.Tyson home on west Colfax
street.
Mrs.C. G Bader started Mon-
day for a visit to her relatives in
New England.On Sunday evening
members of the church surprised
her with a gift of fifty dollars to
add bo the pleasure of her va:§a~
tion.Mrs.Bader expects to be
away six or eight weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilkinson,
who are spending o week at Lake l
Okoboji,anhertained at a house|
party there.The following en-
l0yed the occasion:Mr. and Mm.
Harold Schafer of Omaha,Mrs.
"arjorie Metzinger of Fremont,
Tom Wilkinson and Claire Nelson
of this city.
Miss Evelyn Murdoch arrived
Juno 22 from Wvominz for a six
weeks visit i n the Dr.Murdoch
home During the past year she
has o-en a Government teacher of
Shoshone and Arapahoe Indian
children at the Wood River Reser-
-.'v ..
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at which time Miss Thomas an~fnounced her marriage. Mrs. Meacke
is an old friend of the Thomas
family and often visits there.
A family reunion was held Bt,
the John A. Rhoades home Tues-|
day cwning when a picni»fsupP<'f
was enjoyed by the followinll:
Robert F.Hilton of Lincoln,Mr..
and Mrs. Philip O'Hanlon, Mr. zinsll
Mrs. J.Hilton Rhoades.Mr.and
Mrs John A. Rhoades and daugh-
ter, Priscilla.
Mrs. C. J. Robinson is having n
fine cave dug on her residence lot
on Lincoln and Walker Ave., that
will house a lot of winter \'»s<'
tables or people during a tornado.
The cave is to be fourteen fdréi
deep and siileen feet long to bv
covered seveh or eight feet with'
dirt.
Mrs.Walter E.Anderson wasf
hostess to a surprise birthda¥`
party Monday evening,June 23.
A very pleasant evening was spent
with delidious refreshments.The
following were present:Mr.and
Mrs.Albert Jensen and farmly.|
Mr.and Mrs.Bert Spanton and|
baby, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller and
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Miller.
Funeral aerviws were held July |
2nd for John Henry Smith.8|
county charge,who had attainedl
the ripe old age o f M years,4 i
months and 16 days.Rev. C-_Q-
Bader of the M. E. church offici-ated and burial was mode in t\\C*|
local cemetery.The deceased wasborn in New York City and came'
wen with his parents in an earlyday.He came w Washll\s'\0"|
county in the early nineties and|
has been in or around the county
most of the time since.Alter
the Ere at the County Fan-n. he
was cared for in s private home.
I
Larsltungio of Gary.S- DHHS
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-4 Here is summer haberdashery that
Stylish Haberdashery
a g ~for Stylish Men
~3°
=3°§';,
wf n 1
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; < \ ~x ~
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/Q ~will keep youlooking cool as well
as stylish -- all summer long. Light
weight broadcloth shirts in white
or tinted shades, silk hose,wash-
able ties, light weight underwear
and many other items for warm
Mrs Stewart Edwards anddaughtfrrCorletta were 1lSunday
Jehome1visitors thana tdauzhter limi sister.Mrs IL S'wlzlitney and family; on éa9£~
~ston e ja r .
Ent er pn ne office.18-tf
..Ro b e r ta o f No r f o l k ,wa s
w i t h B la i r fr i e n d s la s t
Y-A
n .
For Sale-Black R;spber'rlel-
Phone Green 202.22-It
Miss Irene Rowe,is vidfillx xt
the Art Rnwe home at De Sow.
,,.~ver-
I L |
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Creighton-~Wm.Bennett pur-
V e r d n l- P la n s being dr aw n for
ne w s c h o o l b u i ldi n g .
W e s t Pain?"`1ty Cou nc il di s-
c ussed pla n s f o r pu rc h as in g n e w
.I ..
m. ~s1~
Citizens Gas Company complet-
ed work of piping gas from
Scottsbluff over river to Gering.
Minde n-G._Ll Ollman,brlck~
was Murdoch in co return m hgr nld,
work about the that of August.servl
Blauir, Nebraska, July s. 1930
KENNARD NEWSI ei
)
KENNARD NEWS
The Kennard baseball team lost
Arlington Sunday.A good
rowd attended the game.
Mr. and Mrs, S. Pettit and Ida
vis ited a t th e T.E .F r e n c h h o n
Su nd ay .
I r m a J eppesen i s g e t ti n g a l m
wary nic ely a f t e r h e r operatiw
fo r ap p en di c itis .
Le s h e B e r r y a n d F r e d K r a m
Q * f u . . . . . , a . . . .- . ¢ . . $ | . - .n l u . . .
fs
nzn n
e r1 :
RULES FOR J ELLY MAKING
No longer is it considered luck,
when a housewife makes perfect
jelly.Any housewife may hase'
equally good results i f me 101-'
lows the principles of jelly mak-
ing.Failures are often due to the
s l l n n \ \ n §A f n» I, l, \. l
the side o! a tablespoon.If je lly
is tesed by cooling a small arnonnt
i n a saucer.the j ly may 'be
boiled beyond the proper stage by
the time the amount taken out is
cooled.
Attend the Fashion Center July
r~\-......,.,. c..\..al ..»...¢.. o..¢~...a....
I |pu t in a warm pla ce ti ll ~ h. an §i ~ Ha g;Broelchvln-'r'h¢m°e¢insilvr-n¢»'-\1°|wb-LM. hymn on lie, but um um nada:upldtyACOLUMN Foni 3j_»»_;;=-WOMEN |intern::-:|me N
knead down and put i n a
lace.In the morning makv
|118 what you want and knead
mf. down and put in a cool
" I m nm mlb: rim- 2 or 3
iced at me Amen S1Sunday evening.
J.A.Johnson hal
'tune of tripping wh
wg o f gs m and cut
1 un. mmor-!$f.""'1';. A"'f'.*1f§"i"..'§,....-. ._"|.u n u u c u W n l . n . | u | .u w u u l u u a c l l l u .U -m m a .f u¢ 9 » | ' 1 Y K p l e t i c k e t s a n b e i n g i s s u e d t h r u c i
_ 9 H § ' l ° _ " ~:i m a n d b v c m m t v e x t e n s i o n
CARROTS IN VARIOUS WAYS
The carrot is a much maligned
vegetable and many people who
claim that they do not like 'it are
lacking an opponunity of adding
lo the diet a vegetable that is hot
only delicious when prepared care-
fully,but one that contains a
large proportion of the elements
tin: make all vegetables ao valu-
able.As with most other vegetables,
arrots should be cooked in asrr~\l
amount of water,just enough lo
keep them from burning, or they
may be steamed.
,..............~....-.. .._.hours, or until twice the dze or
more, and bake.
DALE Domes
Dr. and Mrs.P. I. Cady were
wle rs a t the Herman Jungbluth
home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown and
Leroy drove m Omaha Friday on
budness.Mr. and Mrs.Nels Svendgurd
and family were dinner guests at
the home of Charles Thielloldt onSunday,the occasion being the
birthday of Charles Thielfoldf. and
Francis Svendgard
Mr. and Mrs. Llo d Brown. Mr.
Ill rua up.ne is getung awng ff -~--- ~----nicely at this writing.Ingenta.Mr. Bates has several of
Mrs. Ida Custard is visiting at these tickets whidl he will be glad
the home of her daughter, Mr. and to furnish in farmers who knowMrs George lsham..[ahead ,gf Eine gm they can at-
Z"s""',$ '.? H¢";1"e ;s ;;~ ~ te nd the Ha s ti ngs me eti ng.
an rs.rt --~.an r.The program at this meetm 1Mrs'.M""'"' Sunds PP'"*" Saturday f/0 be about the world wheat, a r ;
cultural and business dtuatlon an
itrelabe tothe! z fui N .BREW ST ER Brrs raska f ...a;"°;.'....§. ZZ.
' °'gins at 10:80 in theThere will be a business meeting wil .rno K and
held a t the Lutheran church atinmnbe over by 3.80 m the alter-
Kennard,July 7th.Everybody '
come.Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen spent NEBRASKA NO. so WHEAT
Tuesday evening with Mr.and SHOW S ADVANTAGES
u r . .u . . . - . .
evening at the Chns Sunds home.'
Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noel and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bates
and Wilma, Mr.and Mrs.Bob
Pettit of Omaha,Mr.and Mrs.
George Pettit and children of
Omaha, Lawrence Pettit and MarieRosenbaum enjoyed a picnic sup-
per in the school grove Sunday
evening.Mrs. George Todd of Waterloo.
visited the foxepart of the week
with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Blaco.
Mr. and Mrs.C. x-1. Ward and
family were Sunday dinner guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ward of
Omaha.H. B. Plugge has gow to Ala-
bama to move a family to Fre-
mnnt.Harry Rosenbaum accom-
nere sono.-y -...ours at rms.D.Berry'a.
Mrs. Bert Hansen was quite illlast weelr with an infection in one
of her fingers.During her illness
she stayed at the Robert Andres-
sen home, while Mrs. Will Thur-
ber of Omaha, wok her place onthefarm.Mrs. Hansen has re-»
covered and is again back home.
The chicken supper g-lven by'the Methodist Ladies'Aid last
Fnday evening was well attended.|Floyd Alexander 'is assisting
Nels Launtisen with his (ann work|M m George Hedelund delight-
fully entertained Mrs. H. C. Blaco,lMrs. Bert Hansen, Mrs. Robert An.
ldreasen my Ruth irene at_ lunch-
amount of sugar added to the
fruit juice.In general, it can bc
~that 1 cup sugar to 1 gun
pectin or jellying power.The
shorter time jelly is boiled or
heated the clearer and more Per-,
fe et i t wi ll be.The best resutsj
have been obtained by cooking
only small quantities of je lly at
one time--4 to 6 glasses.Ow r- i
cooking may be avoided by test-_
ing the jelly.If it sheets off from
a spoon it is ready w put in jelly
glasses.Another test isthe fumn-
ation of two drops, 'broad at the
base,fanned simultaneously on
/
morning,July Ethéall kinds o
Bqgains.24-1
l*lissMaggieM.Lowe
Herman, Neb.
Representative for
World=-Herald
For Washington County '
Interested parties call 766
Herman, Neb.
One pwrvcjllurls good way ana Mm.Elmer Jqnsen, Mr. and
cook carrots 1s to scrape them and | Mrs. Paul Jones attended the wed-
cut. in slices crosswise, if large; or | ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
the very smail ones may be ief t Howard Jensen Sunday afternoon.
whole.In a saucepan melt. butter:Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown were
or bacon dxippings, and in this entertained' at the home of Mr.
saute Lhc carrots until they are gmd Mrs.Carl Anderson Sunday
"ESI-'§"'1;`»5¢.., Alum Nelson'n m mm. . Tu n e 2 v . mo , me
andHu-ry Swuuon ull had stuck experimental wheat plots julton the Omlhl market. this week.'n o r t h o f He mp .over in Burt
Hhs Rosie Wnlllem spent | few. county, were given fmal inspection"Yr t hi s we e k !""' he r °°"° '"'-before eutthng by Dr. 'r. A.. Klez-Msrthl a nd Mme -'°*\§f:;||elh|c|\ and P a u l s m m o f m e
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s p e n d i n g t h i s w e e k v i s i t i n g
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of Mr .. a n d Mr s .C.E. Ros e n -
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L u n d t a n d ba b y o f B la i r ,H .C .
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slightly browned.Sprinkle with
salt and add just enough water to
prevent.burning.Simmer gently
until the carrots are tender,and
the butter and water has cooked
down w a golden sauce.
For a variation in flavor, add a
little sugar to the carrots, a small
amount. of powdered cloves and a
few drops of lemon juice.After
placing in a hot serving dish sprin-
kle with finely chopped parsley.
Canola and peas combined are
a splendid combination either
served in a. plain butter sauce or
in a cream sauce.Cooked turnlp
cubes also may be added and the
three vegetables served in a well-
nasoned cream sauce w which a
beaten egg has been added.Aa
attractive way of serving this
vegetable combination is in tumip
cups made by peeling tumips of
unilonn size, steaming them until
bender and then scooping out the
centers.The scooped-out portion
1-__i:_ ..|,....i ... usa f..n m
even in g,Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Masbers had
as dinner guests Tuesday, Mr. and
Mrs.Ray Masters and daughters
of Fremont..
_Mrs.Paul Jones and Mrs. Will
Lnland drove to Blair Monday to
attend a party at Lhehome of
Elsa.Jorgensen i n honor of her:vom birthday.
Mrs.Ed Renard drove m Fre-
mont Monday to have their new
car repaired, recently damaged by
n delivery truck in Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Masters en-
tertained at dinner Sunday,Mr.
end Mrs.Will Pierce o l Omaha.An auto accident. occurred on
the gravel highway just east of
the l-'ted Heuennan farm whenMr. Henrickson from Grangeville,
Idaho was on his way home, hav-mg been to Detroit.,Mich. where
he purchased a new car.In some
way he lost control and upset..
The railroad men and Mr. Heuer-
man mshed him to Arlington
when he was given first sm but
later taken bo the Fremont hos-
mtal where he died at 1:80 o. m.
IT h e Dorcus Se wing Club met i Bat es of B lair, w hile me tw o s ta le
w it h Mr s .Lloyd Jacob June 26Lh.'s-pecialists were here cert ify ing
A l l m e r p b g y s b u f , ~ w i r e p m l wh e a t,oa ts ,an d b a r le y f i e ld s o f
b u u
couLf h a
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iIrs . C. Mi lle r spent a fe w da ys °"""""°".*"""" ""'""" *'""" "".'.fm-enart of the week visitinir ¥"s¥"'"¥dla.._CaShman3 Sarqh Sm w u n I Q r ~ n 1[NG TO.<=.,ent and five visitors The next
meeting will be with Emma Mat-
zen, July 10th.
Mr. and Mm. Alfred Svogerson
spent Tuesday evening at the Hans
Svogerson home.Mr. and Mrs.Albert Petersenand family and Clara Christensen
helped Kenneth Petersen,son of
Mr.and Mrs.Shirley Petersen
celebrate his Sth birthday Wednes-
day evening.Parents and pupils of this dist-
rlct are glad to hear Irma Jeppe-
sen is improving nicely after heroperation for appendicitis.
Thursday evening wlers at the
Hans Svogerson home were Mr.
and Mrs. Magnus Johnson, Mn Al
Payne, Victor and Mary, and IdaJohnson,dl o f Bla i r,and Miss
Emma Johnson, who works in the
White House at Washington, D. .G.
A number from this viclnlty at-
tended the dance at Kennard Sab-
urday evening.Miss Clara Christensen of O:na~ha, is spending several weeks with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
A. w. Petersen and family.
Miss Frances Kmnberg atbe-nd~
ed the 4-H Cooking Club at her
sun celebrate her birthday Mondayewning were Mr. and Mrs. Alben
Jensen, Mr. und Mrs. Albert Nel~son,Mr.amd Mrs.Alfxed Svog-
erson and Christine, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Tietgen, Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Nelson, and families, 'Ded Nelson,
Irvin rodersen and Margaret
Cleveland spent Sunday at the Al-
ben Petersen home.,
Thursday evening visitors at the
Alfred Svogerson home were: Mr.and Mrs. Fred Nelson and family,
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Tietgen and
family.
Mt.and Mrs.Albe n Petersen
and family spent Saturday evening
at the Geo.Brodersen home a t
Fremont.Sunday afternoon visitors at the
George Christensen home werehir. and Mrs.Fred Nelson andMmny.»
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kronberg spent
Sunday evening at the Albert Nel-
son home.
Monday, June 30th was Henry
Jensen's birth anniversary, but it
being a busy time Mrs. Jensen had
n pany for him on Sunday. Those
present "ere Mr. and Mrs. HarrySwanson,Albe n Jensen,Arthur
Jensen, Lloyd Jacob, George Kuhr,
Han; Svogerson and families.Sunday nftemoon visitors at the
Albert Nelson home were Mr. andMrs.Wm.Wulhem and Mr.and
938- Alfred Svogerson and inm-
l es.
the College of Agriculture nm :bo
speak on this program.
Ph o n e 6 0 Kc nn a r d
for delivery of gasoline,
kerosene, or oil during
harvest
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.~...-».seed growem.
These experimental wheat (areas
are located on the George A..
.Crannell farm about midway be-
tween Herman and Tekamah on
the gravel highway.Also at the
Walter Gammel farm just one
mile east of the Crannel funn.
The soil on both farms being fer-
tile,it comparesyery much the
same as our Washington county
Missouri river bottom land.On
both farms the Nebraska 50 wheat
'shows much stronger s t r a w -
waist high, thick, and not a single
head bending over, while the other
varietles show tendencies to lodge
The local County Extension
Agent hopes to get a few bushels
of this seed 10 distribute among
Washington county farmers who
are interested in getting a high
yielding wheat that will not lodge
on rich ground.
Either Mr. Gammel or Mr. Cran-
nel will be glad to show interested
farmers these plots.
COUNTY WHEAT GROWERS
INVITED To HASTINGS
runs gnen ow:
Cm Irish potatoes, sweet pota-
toes, nurrots, or sugar beets into
,_cubes less than an inch square.Word has been recelved by; Stir up four quarts of the cubes
County gent George Dales " ' | w i t h one-eighth punce powdered
garding a his meeting of wheat
farmers and men interested in the
agricultural situation, at Hastings
July '7th.The letter came from
W. H. Brokaw,Director of the
Agricultural Extension Service,
and mmd that the University of
Nebraska is sponsoring the Hast-
ings meeting.
Alexander Degge,chairman o!|
the Federal Farm Board;A. M.
Hyde,secretary of agriculture;
Chancellor Burnett of the Univer-
sity of .Nebrnska;and Harold
slrychnine, one-eighth ounoe com-
mon baking sorla, and one-r-ightieth
ounce of saccharine.Find the
runway of the gopher near a fresh
mound by poking around with_u
stiff wire or a wagon rod.f Make
the hole larger with a broomstick
and drop one or two poisoned
cubes into the mnwuy.l t nay
ba necessary to gn over the field
after each cutting of alfalfa.The
gophers Will take the bait most
readily in the fall when theym»e
storing up winter supplies,
MIGHT POISON GOPHERS NOW
While the best times of the year
to poison pocket guphers are in
the early spring and in the fall,
farmers who are all "het up" right
now after plnting up a cutting of
alfalfa i n spihe of the gopher
mounds might get some of the
FOR FAL L W HEAT
Since positive results have al-
ready been obtained by Washing-
ton county farmers by using
Phosphate Fertilizer on corn when
properly applied; County Agent
George Bates is anxious to find
two or 'three wheat farmers this
full who wish to cooperate in de-
termine its effect on fall wheat.
R»L.:nt experimental results
from the Kansas Station reveal,
over a thi-te year period,that
phosphate humps the yield when
properly applied as follows:no
treatment, 11.9 bushels; broadcast,|
20.9 bushels; fertilizer attachmentor drills, 27.9 bushels.|
County Agent George Bates
will gladly cooperate with any'
'Wash.ington county farmer who
plans w purchase a fertilizer at-
tachment to determine the effect~
iveness of phosphate on wheat.
Advertid.ng in The Enterprise
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un. cwrge ueafuma and "'*'1'»»°Z°`M§'$'§l`,""é served me in
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lm..- E-u--|...\. n...... ...A ......|Mr. ma lin. John Buxnu md HAUL YOUR GRAIN ?
visited at Frank Byers Thursday
afternoon.Several from here attended the
Washingwn county I-'arm Bureaupicnic at the Arlington fair grounu
Thursday.Mrs.Charles Berry entenained
at luncheon last Wednesday.The
guests were Mrs.Elme r W right,Mrs. E. Berry, Mrs. H. C. Blow,
Mrs.Homer Ward,Mrs.George
I-Iedelund,Mrs.W.E.Wright,
Mrs. Robert Andreasen, Miss Opal
Wright,Miss Helen Berry and
Miss Fxeida Rosenbaum.
There will be a meeting at the
Lutheran church i n Kennnrd on
Monday, July 7,a t 8 P.M.tomakearrangementsforhiringanewminister.Rev.Hansen of
Fremont, will be the speaker.All
interested are welcome.
Misa Olive Holmes is spending
several days visiting her sister,
Mrs. Harry A. Anderson of Cruis-
Grsce Swihart, who is in train-ing at the Nicholas Senn hospital,
came home Friday afternoon for
a few hours visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swihart.Mrs. George Hillman was on the
sick list last week.Many fi e nds o f Mrs.I ; j E .Fairchild were glad to mee ll in
Kennard again even if it were for
just a short stay.She has beeni n the hospital at Kearney for
the past few months.Her condi-
tion is somewhat improved but it
will be necessary for her to re-turn to the hospital.She expects
to spend n few days with rela-
tives in Omaha and Lincoln he-
forc going back.
Tom French is working for y
Rosenbaum.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lund of Fie-
mont, wisioed with relatives here
Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson of
Omaha, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Berry..'1 -
Now is an ideal time to get figures on what
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family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bur-
gess and family,all of Omaha,
spent the week-end visiting relu-
tives here.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Berry were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Brown and Lawr-
ence of Arlington, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Anderson of Omaha.
Mrs. Elmer Lund and Mrs. Carl
Lund o l Fremont,spent 'hzesday
at the home of their father, PeterC. Soremen.
Paul Kempeke L i d family ofArlington, vidted at we home ofhis parents, one day last wek.
Mr.and Mrs.Bob Pettit and
Mr.and Mrs.George Pettit and
children ol Omaha,visited rela-
tives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Jess Todd and two
daughters of Waterloo, were Sun~
day visitors at H. C. Blacn's.
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Wright and
sons spent Sunday afternoon i nOmaha.
Mr.Ben Glisaman came out
from Omaha Sunday to get his
wife and children who have been
spending the past two vmeks with
her parents,Mr.and Mrs.Nels
Peterson.Mrs. Peterson returned
with them for a shun visit.The dance at the Jolly Bunch
pavillion Saturday night was well
attended.Hilton Rhoades'orch-estra furnished the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ward and
family visited relatives here Sat-
urday night.
Reese French of I-lerman, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Swlhart.
Mrs.D.P.Rosenbaum enter-tained several friends Saturday
aftemoon.Mrs. Al Karnett and children re-
turned to Kearney after spending
several days at the Tom Bates
home.
A ten pound baby boy was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Ward
Monday, June 80..
Attend the Fashion Center July
Clearance Sale-it starts Sawday
moming,July 5th-all kinds of
Bargains.24-lt
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Carrots Pouletle
One and onehslf cups cooked,
diced comm, la cup cooked diced
tumlps,1 cup cooked or fanned
green peas, 3 tablespoons butter,
8 tablespoons flour,1 cup vege-
t.sble`stock, 34| cup cream, 'A tea-
spoon salt, 2 egg yolks, li table
spoon lemon juice.Cook vege-
tables separately,then drain so
stock may be used in sauce,Melt
butter or margarine,add flour,
salt and paprika to taste and mix
well.Add vegetable stock and
cook until thick, stirring constant-
ly ho prevent buming.Add cream
and mix well.Add beaten egg
yolks and lemon juice..Add cook-
ed vegetables.Serve plain or in
pattie shells or bread croustades.
Raw Cnrmts
Scrapcd and shredded raw car-
rots may be utilized in a number
of ways and are especially health-
ful for none ol the valuable food
elements are lost through cooking.
Raw Vegetable Salad
One cup shredded carrots, 1 cup
finely chopped cabbage,'fi cup
finely shredded green pepper, muy-
ammlse, lettuce.Moisten each of
the vegetables separately with
mayonnaise and season as desired.
Put green pepper in bottom of one
large mold, or several small molds.
Then put in cabbage layer and then
a carrot layer,Pack down tightly
and chill thoroughly.Unmold on
lettuce.
An inexpensive and delicious
_ Mr.and Mrs.Fred Heuerman
had as guests last week, Louis and
Arthur Million,Mrs.Josl Blllter
of Lodge Pole, Neb., Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Million of Wyo., Mrs Geo.
Henrick and Glen Freeman of
Nickerson.The came down to at-
tend the funera of Jack Million.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Batson and
Vernon Jungbluth drom downfromLincolnThursdayto spend
several days at the Herman Jung-
hluth home.
Mrs. Julian Jungbluth and chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kastrup
and Mary drove to Scribner Sun-
day to visit at the home of B. F.
Cook.Mr. ind Mrs. Julian Jungbluth
attended the\ball game at UmahaSaturday nig t. They were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jackman.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Enerson and
family received word of the seri-
ois condition of Mr.Enerson's
sister, Louise, who is in the'hos-pital in Los Angeles, Calif.They
left at once and expect to_b\2 gonefor some time.1
Sylvia Jungbluth spent the week
end with home folks.`Maude Masters entertained at a
6:30 dinner Tuesday evening for
Mrs.Hattie Treet of Hermnn,l
Mrs. Ollie Lowe and Mrs. Harold
Weber of Arlington.
KENNARD RURAL
JOTTINGS
Frank Gssser and children werevlsiborsattheLouisGorehaml
home Wednesday night._2Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cunningham
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rats as a foundation, but for suc-
oels in this remember to always
cook the carrots befcl adding the
other ingredients.
Carrot Marmalade
Four enrrots, 2 oranges, 1 lemon
and sugar.Wash, scrape and fine-
ly shred the cai'l'ots.Cook ih as
littie water as possible, until ten-
der.Wash oranges, slice to paper-
thickness and remove seeds.Add
grated rind and juice of lemon.|
measure carrot and fruit nnd add
two-thirds of the amount of sugar.
Tum into hot sterilized glasses and
seal with paraffin.If desired 16
cup of finely chopped nut meats
may be added to the rnarmalade
after it is removed from the fire.
Pineapple Cake
Onehnlf cup butter;1 cup su-
gar;2 eggs,separated;2 eups
mk e flour;'A beaspoon salt;4
teaspoons baking powder;91 cup
syrup from grated pineapple.
Cream butter and sugar and add
well-beaten yolks.Sift flour, salt
and baking wder together and
add sltema y with pineapple
syrup.Lastly fold in egg whites
beaten stiff.Bake in two layers.
Filling:Heat $4 cup water and
86 cup grated pineapple.Mix 54
cap sugar with 1 tablespoon corn-
starch and add to hot mixture.
bdng to boiling point.Cook in
double boiler 20 minutes.Beat in
I1 egg yolk and cook 3 minutes or
until mixture thiekens,stirring
constantly.When cool, spread be-
twem layers and on top of cake.
Then oover with any good icing or
alice and serve with whipped
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Cunningham
and children lelt for Perkins coun~ty Friday lor n few days visit
with relatives.
Claus Puasch, Irvin and Arthur
Mueller were visitors at the Frank
Gasser home Sunday morning.Mrs. C. Naem, Hans and Mag-
gie were shoppers in Blair Satur~
day evening.
Mrs.A.M. Johns and Russell
and Mrs. Dora Sumner and Leon
were Sunday visiwrs at the Austin
Wiltse home, near Onawa, Iowa.
WASHINGTON NEWS
C.D.Dimmick of Omaha, was
,callirlg an friends here one daylast week.
Mrs.E.F.Wahlgren and son,
Roger of Dennison, Iowa visited
at the George lsharn home Thurs-
day afternoon.|Miss Pearl Shaffer of Omaha,
is vidti ng at the Albert Hansenhome.|Mr.and Mrs.Hans Braesch,
Mr. and Mrs.Henry Kniep,Mr.
and Mrs.Mania Sunds,Misses'Alberta Dornacker,Mabel Kniep
and Lillian Snyder,and Preston
Nicholas,Frank Henriksen and
Walter Kniep enjoyed a picnic din-ner at the Arlington park lastSnnday.
Mrs. Hans Moeller, Jr. visited attheC. V. Shumaker home 'Dies-
day afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.JesSe Temperley
and daughter,Joyce Ellen werewlers at the George Isham home
Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jefferson andGwendolyn,Mrs.Ida |Kerstetter
spent Sunday evening at the W.A. Krrstetter home.
While at play last Sunday eve-
ninz Lillian Haier mn ami R ana.
TBn@re's
n€'3\V
:§<=Qmn°E<xlinng
\vhitenness MNH 65 la |||\l\i\$\l-I w ith
5 ; h . p h\ 11 vr n |.|»nfltiU
|!ll 1l 'nl ll f 4 4} I!| r li ri n rn i kSll|lllun gf|aul|.1n e|.|,"thU.
in the sheets and pillow-slips-in the table linen
and the bath towels, that are so quickly and safely
laundered in thc new Haag 65 waslzer.-
And the family clothing, too--the sheer Iiule
dresseé, your o\\'r{ daiilty li;1gcric, thc wel!-tailored
shirts-how comforting to know tlxzit thc llhngsafery
1agitator washes not only thoroughly, but gently.
Then, there's the hrand new wringer, with its
balloon-type rolls of soft rubber (2},{" in diameter).
Moderate,even pressure "smoothes"the water
from each piece. Buttons glide through, and emerge
intact. 'I`here's no crushing, creasing pressure.
A phone call to your nearest Haag dealer will
bring this washer t6 your home for a free demon-
stration. Another "wash-day" is coming soon. Be
u t
prepared!
Y V D R T E X Ycream.~.`j`Penny RollaOne yeast cake soaked 2 hours;
2 rounding tablespoons lard;'A
cup sugar; 1 beaten egg; 2 table-
spoons edt; 2 measuring cups of
boiling water.Pour wafer over
lard,sugar,egg and salt.Let
cool till lukewarm,put in feast,
t h m knead Stiff with about 2
guarts flour.Do this at noon and
wire fence and cut hex- throat sobadly that eight stitches had to be
taken.She is getting along nicelyst this writing.Mr. and Mrs.C.V.Shumnker
spent Sunday at the Sarah Shu»
maker home in Elk City.
Miss Pauline Jspp of Colorado,
is vidting relatives here.
Russell Johnson of Benson,laspending a short vi¢ati0n with H.
E. Lyons.
Nic Friedrichsen Hardware
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HERMAN NEWS
Un d e r th e n e w pension bi ll,
C o m m d e s K i p p an d . C o o p g r ar e
ju b i ia n t o ve r a r ai s e a n the i r p e n -
d o n s f r o m $ 6 5 to $ ' ¥ 5 p e r mo n th .
Ow i n g to th e Su nd ay Sc hool
pi en ic o n Th u r sd a y th e B a p ti s t
Gu i ld m e t o n W ednesday a t th e
c hur c h.Mr s . P . S . Ho p k in s sp e n t Th ur s -
d a y a n d F r i d a y i n Oma h a vi s i ti n g
he r d a u g h te r , Mr s .Geo. Vod ic a.
Mr . a nd Mr s . I l. -C .Ha n s e n le f t
W ed nes day f o r Mc Co ok ,Ne b .to
sp e n d a mon| .h'S va c a ti on wi th
Mr s .I l u n s e n v p a r e n t s ,M r .a n d
Mr s . J .M .Bai ie y .
Mr . a n d M r s . H .C. Co o pe r h a d
a s d i n n e r g u e s ts S u n d a y , Mr . a n d
Mr s .D .W . Ru tle d g e , Mi s s V i vi a n
an d C h a r le s .-
Rest.a n d Mr s .T .J .Reese an d
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her duties as nurse at the Teks-
mah hospital last week.hir. and Mrs. John Will enjoyw
an Visit Friday froth Mrs.WiII's
brother,Theden and wife and
Saturday morning and visited theradiostations.They returned
home that evening.
Followiqg a mo:1th's vacation,
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Mr . a n d Mrs . J . 51 . W e s t a tte nd e d
th e d e n s h o w i n Om a h a Mo n d a y
n i g h t
Mr s .E m i l J en sen a n d c hildren
sp en t F Hd z1 y a t Lh e C hr is K o rs ho j
hu me .Mr s .0 .A. J o h ns o n wa s a bu s
pass vnge r 1. 0 Cr aig Sund ay to vi sit
h f r s o n ,J ames a mf f a mi i y .
Mi ss Ar le n e Sc h en c k of Stan ton ,
.a .g
E. C. Burdic home
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over from Octavia, Neb. Tuesday
for a visit with friemlfi.'limey
were dinner guests at the Godsey
home.
fwetkx four of the east.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Owen tooktheir little son to Omaha Thursday
and had his tonsils removed.They
came home Friday wilh him feel-
igg fine
Fred Robertson dmve out to
Fremont at the home of the bride's
p..reu..s.The couple will nmke
their home at Ames when Mr.Hager is employed.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Baptist Mission Circle washeld last Wednesday at the church
Mrs. A. L Sullivan had charge of
the program.Mrs. Raymond Kastle and chil-
dren drove over from Columbusand spent the last of the week with
relatives.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooper and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Triplett draw
over to Shemmdoahf Iqv{a early
.farm mm ~ b ~them:
home on a farm near Beamer
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p a n y a n d if s ati s f ac to ry a r ra n g e
me n t s c a n be ma d e f o r li g h ti n g
th e gr o un d s He r m a n wi ll ha ve
nig ht.baseball.
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Hrs.Robcrwon home.Mr.and Mrs.Bert Cooper of
Tekamah,were Sunday dinner
guests nt. the 0. L. Hilsinger home.Rm-'. T. J. Reese of Pawnee City
preached at the Baptist church onSunday evening.
Promoters of the hal! team are
and Miss Evelyn Andersen spentW dneesday at tim J. B. Andersen
home at Blair.
Lawrence Ilimes of Chicago,
who has been visiting his mother,Mrs. Frank Nun of Fairbury, Neb.
and his sister, Misa Doris Ilimesof Fairbury, came Wednesday mi
men.Mr. and 1¥.rs.Lloyd Gilland of
Mo n d a y a t th e Ro y a n d Ma r i o n E m m a Sc heer vis ited W ednesday
Gi l la n d ho me s.' I gf ter n oo n a t Mr s . W m .W i lke n -
A ba by san wa s bo r n to Mr .i n g s .
. .. ...::a been
w h o h a ve been emplo y e d a s li n e
m e n f o r th e W é s t e m Un i o n Te le .
C o . , r e t u m e d h g me l a s t w e e k . ~
Point Sunday,June 29., Mother
and babe are at the home of Mr.Sheets' parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
0 .Sheets.The marriage of Miss Hattie
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Mr. and Mn. Ne ls M. Blnson
span Sunday with relatives at
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bonded a picnic in Blair last Tues-day given for mmm: grand offic-
ers of the Rebe lodge.The Ladies' Aid were invited £0the country home of Mrs. Minnie
their regular rneeting..Mr.and Mrs.Marion Gilland
drove to Omaha Monday.w g
Lloyd Gilland returned to her hom
at Calhoun with them.The wedding of Miss Eledyne
Gwsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
0. H. Godsey and Ivan E. Helms,son of Mr. and Mrs, F. E. HelmsofTekmnah,took place at six
o'clock Sunday evening at the
home of the bride's parents, Rev.T. J. Reese of Pawnee City, Neb.,
former pastor of the Baptist
church performed the ceremony.
Only immediate relatives were
present.Mrs.Helms graduated
from che Herman high school and
has been teaching the past six
years.She has taught the third
and founh grades ol the Herman
schools the past two years and will
continue her work Lhe coming
year.'l`he_ groom is engaged in
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Clearance Sa.h -it starts Saturday
moming,July 5th-all kinds o!
Bargains.M - I t
Mary Jane And Betty Ann Pecof Omaha, returned hnme Friday
e\e:1ing after vi.§£ting a few days
i l ~.
Taylor French home Sunday.Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Gilland spentthe
evening there.
U u l l _ma r ve lo u s i mp r o ve me n t!
."Sargon Pills worked all the
poisons o u t o f m y s y s t e m - m y
li ve r is rec onditioned--~and m y
Attend the Fashion Center July
Clearance Sa\e-it starts Saturday
moming,Julv 5\h-a ll kinds of
Bargains.24-lt
U n e n | .|r .l a t e h o u r w i s h i n g M r .a n d M r s
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friends last week.of all kinds at the Oakland park
Geo. Sheets of West Point spent|Tlnursday.The weather was idealSunday and Monday with his fam-for a picnic and one of the larg-ily at we D. 0.;Sheets home.lest crowds ever attended.
Miss Evelyn Andersen attended Ethel lone,little daughter of
a picnic at Spiloar Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Alfred Jespersen
MRS. EL EANOR MELTON \
develop and nobody will ever know
the suffering I went throuzh for 4
years.A torpid liver, indigcgtion
and constipation nddexj to my
troubles until I started Sargon.
This medicine practically ended
every rheumatic pain and every
other nilment in my body.And
Boyd of Omaha; Mr. and hks. J.
C. Cook, Mr. and Mrs, Morris Cook
and son,Mr.and Mrs,LorenBadger of Fremont; Mr. and Mrs.
Major Ormsby and daughters, Mrs.
George A 1 and Miss Alice, Mrs.
Eva Fink Mr. and Mrs.C.U.
Cook, Lawrence,Norma and Joe,Mr.and lllrs,J.C.Badger,Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Badger and son,
all of Arlington...
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o ~ | 1 _R a y J o h n s o n a n d M r .a n d M r s .
E a r l S m i t h o f O m a h a .
M r .a n d M r s .E m a n u e l A n d r e a -
s o n a n d c h i l d r e n s p e n t W e d n e s d a y
e v e n i n g v i s i t i n g a t t h e G e o .F o l l e n
ho me .A la r g e n u m b e r o f re lati ve s
pla nn e d a n d c ar r i ed ou t a s ur p ri s e
o n M r .a n d Mr s .F r e d Pe c k W e d -
zic sd ay even ing , it be in g the ir 17 th
we d d i n g an ni ve rs ar y .Ic e c r e a m
a n d c ake we r e se r ve d a n d e w r y
the happ couple went to Om .
They wil go w housekeeping here
in the Mrs.Rose Kramer home
which they have rented.
Chris Konhoj,Louie Fnrnberg
and Paul Kubie retumed the first
of the week from a week's fishing
trip in Minnesota.
All depnnments of the BaptistSundayschool joined in an old
fashione§ picnic with amusements
Keulewell of Lincoln;Mr._and~yivis and chiidgen of Fremont,..mah.A reception and lunchgon
and Dela Rose Peck.Miss Marie Koenig is spending
n few days with her cousin, Mrs.
Andrew Matzen and family.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smiw were in
Omaha wednesday aftemovn-I 1 .r\1 Q
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M r s .E l e a n o r M ~ e l t ~ n ,1 4 4 2 N .1 3 t h
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ARLINGTON NOTES
Mr.and Mm.G.A.Marshall
was quite sick last week but is
better now.
A very pleasant time was spentat the Mrs. Minnie Skinner home
lnst uesday afternoon when the
ome V ~.very enjoyable timeAttend the Faghion Cbnter July
Attend the Fashion Cenhef July
Clearance Sale--it starts Saturday
moming,July 5111--all kinds of
Bargains.24-lt
reminded of his birth armixersary
on Friday evening when a number
of relatives dropped in,bringing
their dinner with them.
The Lou Melvard and Henry
Peters families rnotored to Omaha
where they joined a number of
relatives in a family picnic atRiverview park.
Dr. and Mrs. S. W. Alford were
up from Lincoln visiting at the
Dr. P. L. Cady home Sunday.
A serious accident near the F.
Heuermann home on the B-line
about 8:30 Monday morning, when
._a ..~,.,.and Mrs.George Follen, Mr. and
Mrs.Emanuel Andreuson,and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jen-
sen and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger.
Janice and Mary Johns,Irene
and Lazelda Sorensen spent Tues-day aftemoon visiting with Nellie
Marie and Leia Rnse Peck..Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck and Ger-trude and Margaret Warrick drove
to Lihcoln Sunday to attend astateconvention of the Christian
churches.Mr. and Mrs. Lost and daughter
of Xtanbard, Canada, were supperguestson Thursday evening atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Hansen.Some early moming cahera ab-tempted ta ge t i nm Fred Peck's
chicken house Monday morning
but were frighiened away when
..~lar alan-n.
drey enjoyed games for a time
and served a nice lunch.
Mr.and Mrs.Perry Saiser of
Ewing,Neb.,were dinner guests
Saturday at the J. W.BruntonhomeandcalledonMrs.A.L.
Sullivan that afternoon.They
visited over :iight at the 0. E.
Bring home at Lyons.
The Everett Himes and J. B.Jensen families attended a picnic
at Morse park at Fmmont Sunday.
I).E.Hayes is in Omaha as-sisting Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Smith
in caring for their large crop ofberries.
Mr. and Mrs.Earl French and
Attend the Fashion Cenber July
Clearance Sal -it starts Saturday
momlng,July 5th-all kinds of
Bargains.24-It
Advertise in The Enterprise.
left Sunday for 1\Iar1in,S.D.,
where the former couple will visittheir son, Ralph at Question Box
ranch and the latter will visit rela-tives near Martin.
rno~ing,J~ly 5 th-a ll kinds of
Bargain.24-11\~\
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Bargains.24~1t
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seventieth birthday.The partywassponsoredbytheCrowell
spending the past. week with her
cousin, Stanley Kerkhoff.
Amumber from here were pres~ent at the Farm Bureau picnic at
Arlington Thursday.
~Monday.Ira Ross spent the week-end
with home folks at Grand Island.lnin Holtman he!ped his uncle,
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Mi s s Ne lle Mc hian igfal re tu rn e d
to h e r w o r k a t th e H o m e Mo n d a y
a f te r sp en di ng a ve r y ple a sa n t
w>aek's vac ation.
Mr s .T .S.Mi le s ,i n c o mpa n y
wi t h he r mo th e r ,Mr s .Deerns,
The Fontanelle Luther LeaguemetFridayeveningfortheir
monthly meeting.Those present
from here were Helen Wilkening,
Grace Paeper, Arthur Mengedoht,
Clarence and Alyin Wilkening.
Miss Leona Holtman spent the
meek-end with home folks.Quite a few from here attended
the Lutheran 0rphan's picnic at
Fremont Sunday.'
Stanley Kerkholf spent Satur-
day with Kenneth Strengvr.Howard Ruwe had hogs and
Mullin lceless Refrigerator Company
108 FARNAM ST.0MAHA_NEB.
u m i m .wa n "lung on y ou ¢1nelzhbns dia me Gre e ne mmm'~'0 \
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a number of other relatives helpedMr. and Mrs. Howard Jensen aele~
brute their tenth wedding amiver-
sary Sunday afternoon.
The attendance at the Pleasant
View Sunday schoul was not sogood Sunday moming, there being
enly thirty pxeaent.We hope that
°' )There's a new,pleasant,
~ mint-flavored,tablet that
relieves ordinary headache and neuralgia, muscular
pains apd functiond pains. It's excellent for Coryza
.~.,'~.~..wi th S t a n le y K e r k h o f f F r i d a y a f t-
erno on.":|~S
Mrs.\Anna Campnq rc une~1 U |
Manda
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similar combination for years.
~an~ has standardized
day afternoon
often accompanies ita t t h e i r h o m e F r i d a y even in g.
Mr s .Go ld ie S m i t h wa s hostess
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ma n y f r i e n d s h e r e e xte n d to th e m
b e s t w i s h e s f o r a lo n g a n d h a p p y
ma r r i e d li fe .Th e y w i l l reside i n
E mp o r i a .Mr s .K la n c k a n d Mi s s
Ma r g a r e t J i p p ar e sisters o f th e
g r o o m.Mr s .A .J .D u n la p a n d son,o f
Oma h a ,we r e c a lle r s a t th e J o h n
L a n d i s h o me Fr i da y .
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weeks in Lincoln,
hay Mo~day.
Milton Meier helped August
Kerkhoff put up hay Ifriday fift-
thi s we ll ba la nce d fo rmula a nd is gla d f,0 o Eer i t in
the form of a stable . palatable , mint-fi av ore d ta blet
fo r ho me use.Pocket sm 1s¢.Begum Pukxge zse
'O R Y O UR MO NE Y B AC K
dent of this plane, was up from
Flonence on business Friday.
Waldo Kruse is driving a new
Chevrolet coupe these days,Mrs.George Rohwer,Sr.and
daughter, Miss Celia left Saturday
visitors Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs.Willard Wyeftt of eastern Iowa and
Mrs.W. H. Kenyon and Mr. and
Mrs. Nonnan Brigham of Omaha.Mrs.Anna Martin conducted
our chapel services Sunday after»
noon.She was assisted by Mrs.
Shick.It was a very interesting
service.
o n e :.:»=.Mr s .Mi n n i e La llr rmn a n d f a m-
ily s p e n t S u n d a y af te rn oo n at the
E m i l L a l i m a n h o me a t Nic ke rso n.
Lo rr a in e Sc h ee r re tu rn e d to h e r
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Mrs. Ga Mnxshnll w-as hostessst the W.T. U. mee dngwhich
was held at her home Fri y a tv
ernoon.The subject "-Ciiizenahip"
was discussed with Mrs. Marshal!
as leader.The meeting was hgld
a man.Wdte r Dickerson of
Greenville, Idaho, wu pinned be-
neath his car,which rolled over
several times.It is thought that
he lost control following a punc-
ture ln_0.he Lire.He was badly
children, of Omaha, were callers
at the Hanry Rnhwet home last
Tuesday.On Wednesdxy afternoon QB
Misses Celin Rqhwer and Cathgrfé
M r .a n d Mr s .M i k e Ne ls o n a n d
M r .C h r i s Chr is te ns en we r e Su n -
dxy af te r no o n c a lle rs a t t h e H a r r y
S mi th h o me ._
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broken.On Monday at noon no
hopes were held for his recovery.I-Ie was taken to a Fremont. hoa-
pital.
Robert Comfort of Blencoe, Ia.,spent the week-end with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mc~
Kibben.
Judith Hall, who is in training
at St..Catherine hospital in Lin-
coln,came home Sunday for a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs.Mary Krajicek,who has
been very iii at the homewffher
son, Dr. Ben Krajicek in Scribner,
was brought here the first. of the
week to the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. U. Cook.A; nurse ac-
companied her.
Mr.and Mrs.S.H.Lockman
spent Sunday with me Chas. Haw-
endick family at. Herman.
Mr. and Mrs.G. H. Rosenkilde
and Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Rosen-
Betty spent Sunday evening visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thompson
and baby.Air.and Mrs.Charlie Huskdrovew Fre mont Sunday alber-
noon to visit Mrs.Joe Genoway
and daughter._Mrs. Chee Sutton and Mrs. Theo.Lundv. and baby helped Mrs. Chris-
tina Mille r of Kennard celebrate
her binhday Saturday afternoon.Inez Mencke gave a party at her
home on Wednesday afternoon for
a number ol friends.There were
nine girls and four boys presentand needle§i to say every one had
a nine time.Mr.and Mrs. George Ollnger
and family of Module, Iowa visited
Sunday at the Ted Olinger home.
Mr.and Mrs.Edwin Blomberg
of Omaha, were Sunday callers at
(he Jonas Blomberg home.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith en-
tertained the following dinner
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JULY FOURTH
Elkhorn Valley League
B A S E B A L L
Snyder vs. Hooper
Two Games
28 w Many Jorgensen of the
Garryowen neighborhood vw! the
newlywect will reside on a farm
north of _I-logence Their friends
ence Anderan in Blair Wednes-
day evening.Miss Hanna taught.
the past year at the Greene school.
s e d a n s illness.
M r .a n d Mr s .F .W .S mi th h a d
as th e ir gu e sts a t d i nn e r W ed : 1e s -
d a y even i ng ,M r .a n d Mr s .Cas-
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which were shown by Rev. R. W.
Taylor of Omaha at the Presby-
terian church here Wednesday
t=:v&ning,prqved very interesting
be used while the Washington
highway is being paved from the
Douglas county line to Ft.Cal-
houn.
Sunduy's ball game between Ft.Calhoun and Chalco warns played
on the home diamond was a clawgame, the score being 14 to 13 in
favor ol Chalco.
Miss Anita Suverkrubbe spent
the past week with her sister, Mrs.
Ray Chew in Omaha.~
M1-BS te ne o |~£ifI1 wa s a lli g h tf u l hostess to a n u mb e r o f
fr ie nd s W ed n es da y a fte rn oo n whe n
she en te r ta i n e d i n ho n o r o f h e r
b i r th an ni ve r sa ry .Pino c hle a n d
vi s i ti n g w a s th e di ve r s i o n f o r th e
af te r no on .Mr s . J . B o lln wa s wi n -
n e r o f h i g h s c o r e an d Mrs . I -I . A .
Kr u s e ,l o w a n d su itab le pri zes
we re a wa r d e d th e m.A delic ious
bi r thd a y Iunc heon wa s se rved a t
th e close o f a mary plea sa nt af t -
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happi ness.
Mr s .Te n n A r q b le r o f O m a h a
tcnkamp and daughter of Quincy
Ill.
Friends here received wbrd re-
cently, of the death of Thus.Fin-
~plea s an t s p a k e r wh i c h added
m u c h i n t h e d e s c r i p t i o n o f t h e
v a r i o u s p l a c w .A g r o u p o f P r o -
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Arlington Sunday evening and
enjoyed a picnic supper at the
Fair Grounds.Those present wereMr.and Mrs.Hqrley Clemens,
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CONTESTS RACES SPORTS
Dancing and Fireworks in Evening
: |[1 l : | :| a .Mi s s Mi n n i e K e tc h ma r k , d a u g h -
te r o f M r s . E mn m K e tc h ma r k l e f t
Th u r s d a y e v e n i n g j o r O m a h a q n d
survived by his wife.
Mr.and Mrs.Will Unland at-
tended the Meyer-Mangold wed~
ding at Lincoln Saturday evening.
Mr.and Mrs.H.W.Schoettger
accompanied them to Lincoln and
visited Mrs. Flora Batson.
The group nf M. E. young peo-
ple who attended the annual Ep-
worth League Institute of the
Omaha district held at Bellevue
last week, mrurned home Sunday.Miss Ruth Speggers of Omaha,
is visiting nt the home of her
gnndpamnts, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Ely.
m g .Ha r o ld D e y a n d Mi s s A n i ta
Fis c h er atte n de d a we i ne r ro as t
g i ve n by F r e d Ha n s o n a n d sister,
Mi ss Ha ns on a t the S . P . So r en se n
fa r m n or th we s t o f F lo r e n c e Th u r s -
da y e ven i n g .
Mr s .Gu s Su ve r kr u bb e a n d
da u g h te r s , A n i ta a n d L u e lla ,Mr s .
Ma r ti n Chr istens en a n d da u gh -
ter s,Do r o th y a n d Lo r ra i ne ,Mr s .
Cla u s Oh r t, Mr s . Li z z i e B e a l, Mr s .
M .G.Chr istens en,Mr s .He n r y
Fis c h er a n d A n i ta ,Mr s .W m .
S u v e r k r u b b e ,Cla ra ,Ma r i e a n d
Lu c i lle Ra th jen a tte nd e d a mi s c e l-
la ne ou s s h o we r f o r Mi s s Do r o th y
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Beac h,Ca lif .la s t Tu es da y .Th e
d e c e a xd a n d h i s wi f e ma d e th ei r
h o me i n A r li n g to n ab o u t 2 2 y e a r s
ag o wh e n h e wa s vi c e - p re s id e n t o f
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a n d c ake a f te r th e en ter ta in men t.
Ft. C alhou n wa s well re pre se nted
a t th e F a r m B u r e a u p i c n i c i n A r l-
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a f e w hou rs.Mr s .Gu s Gli s s ma n o f Pend er,
vi si te d h e r da u gh ter ,Mr s .A n n a
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of this place. on a motor trip to
Emporia,Kansas where she was
unlted in marriage that evening to
Paul Jipp, 8' former Ft. Calhounboy but now in the employ of the
Government Airway department.with headquarters at Emporia. He
has charge of the beacon lights ns
sundhy at David City and Belle
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spected the beautiful rose and
flower gardens. Refreshments were
enjoyed out of doors also.
Mrs. Roy Masters was the guestof honor at a shower given by the
members of the What-so-ever Club
and other friends at the home ofherparents,Mr.and Mrs.Will
Marshall, Friday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Webb andsons and Miss Avis Desk,all of
Madison, visitwcd at the F. E. Webb
home Friday.The Arlington ball beam wontheir fmh straight victory Sunday
when they beat Kennard 8 to 2 in
gi game played .at Kennard.Arl~
mgwn s till ties Elkhom for first
place in the Platbe Valley league.
A number of out of town rela~
tives enjoyed a family picnic atthe park here Sunday.Included
were Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Unthanlt,
week-ez1d with Mrs.Katherine
Allison in Omaha.
Johnnie Schmidt and mother,
Mrs. Wm. Schmidt of near Flor-once were wllers Sunday at the
Mrs.Peter .3.:hmid|;,Sr.home.Mr. and Mrs. Claus Rohwer vis-
ltfed Sunday at the Henry Fischer
home.~
Mr.and M m Harry Smith of
Omaha,visited relatives in Ft.
Calhoun Sunday.liieéesrs.Henry Rohvoer.J.W.
Tnsler and Frank Adams drove uptoNorthBend,Monday June 30.
Mrs.Wm. Tietgen,who was
styicken with paralysis June 23, is
stlii in a critical condition at this
Writing,and not much hope is
held for her recovery.A trained
nprse has been in attendance ever
slnce she was stricken and every-thmg is being done for her that
is Qossible.
at the Rohwer home, at a miB~
cellnneous shower in honor ofMissMinnieKeichmark.T10
bride to be was the recipient of anumberof beautiful and useful
gifts which will i h8PPY
memories as she uses them in her
new home.Bridge and a delight-
ful luncheon were other enjoyable
features of the afternoon.
Miss Dora Klindt was the guest
of friends nl, a party in Omalw
Tuesday.Mrs. Hugh Wright of Blair, and
Mrs. Charles Randolph and son oi
Norfolk, Va.,were guests at theClaus Mehrens home Tuesday .uid
Wednesday.Mrs. Clarence Stewart kit, Wed»
nesday lor her home in South
Sioux City after a couple of days
visit with her parents,Mr.anu
Mrs. John Wriedt.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman
affairs of the season took place on
Thursday when Mrs.P.L.Cady
and Mrs.Vernon Marshall enter-
tained a group of twenty ladies ata "Rose"luncheon and bridge at
thc former's home.Bouquet5of
spent last vmek there,zeturned
home with them.George and Clara Schoettger
and their house guests, Miss NeldaBenderofFullerton,Chlil., and
Mr.and Mrs. Jos.Lister of De-
troit, Mich., drove to Lincoln on
Tuesday.
Miss Anna Eisner received word
that her lzrother, Ernest of Ana-
Rosenk§lde home in Washington
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a
ments made pretty tables for the
occasion.A t hndge the prizes
were won by Mrs.D.M.Bloch,Mrs.Maurice Marshall and Miss
Lam Marshall.
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Frud hlartir of Herman and Ed ll\ g a r Senbrazudt.o f Bieeme '\IF,1. eb.,
to o k plac e Sund ay ,J u n e 29 a t
f i ve 'c l Rooc nt,th e h o me o f th e
b d 'r1 e s p a r e n ts , Rev. C . C . Nor li n ,
of f ic i ati ng .A rec eption a n d di n-I
ner foll5wed aftei'which
he " t 1 I'I_.]l. JL Cameroxi Oliriger Thursday evening.Anita Mraf Arthur SChl1¢i<1?1'»...fa "1?.,°"i "rs ffnmnnnn nn11!l-l Mr and Mrs. Hans Frandaon and' Mn ' m a m Mehmns and M188
3.-`I1`L¢é"`§~ ~ H i o i é s da h § £ r 2 £ ` J f " c o o h ¢ i i fi iu ff s,a p e n t l m ; ' § { ; § § 1 t Mo n d a y af te r n o o n
la s t Tue sd ay a t o.b u f f e t sup per Tu es da y a n d W edne sday vi s i ti n g w i t h Mr s .W m .Ive rse ri a n d Mi s s
to ho no r Mi s s Eled y c e Godse M r d M L o Iy .. a n ra.u e Me n c k e .E d m'whos e rna rria e t o I v a n H e ms .}\1r.a n d Mr s .Mi k e J ab er a n d A 151 5;m\rnh8'l`f r o m t h i s vic -
oh lld r e n vi s i te d wi th Mr . a n d Mr s .i n i ty we r e i n atte nd an c e a t th e
A n d r e w Be c k Su n da y a fte rn o on .| A su_Ben (ge n in 0»mg} m, Monday
Mr .a n d Mr s .Gu s t Ne ls o n a n d n i g h t.
so n a n d Rev. a n d Mr s. W . 0. Sa m-M ,an d Mr s . Gu n Newsr tr o m an d
nelson o f Va lle y ,vis ited Sun day s o n o f Omg m, s p e n t Mo n d a y e ve ~
a n d r o v e u x o t u r g f g n w n a t t h e J o n a s B l o m b e r g g p s a t t h ,p a r e n t a l ,M r s .M a r y
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g g k m h - t o o k plac e S un dn y ,J un e
M r .a n d M m .F r a n k D e V r y
d r o ve ove r f r o m F r e m o n t Th u r s -
d a a n d we r e g u e s ts a t th e 0 .L .
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IR BRIDGE MAKES
GOOD SHOWING
Opntinued from msec me)
ow. with more settled road mn
ns on the Lincoln Highway
with increased knowledge on
pan.nl the travelling public
he saving of more than thirty
s in distance and nn hour of
by using the Blair bridge
~,the bridge,unquestionably
farmers and citizens of Chappell
the lite hazard luis been substan-
tinlly reduced and the town and
countryside are enjoying the bene-
fits oi a fine community spirit.
NEBRASKA HONORS
SPIRIT OF pIONEERS
A mood of gratitude for the
spirit of the pioneers whose heroic
courage overcame the fearful ob-
Lloyd ChambersMrs. O. A. Guyer
Blair Plumbing Co.
Clifford Gillian
Chester Walrath
H. J. Cooke
1 10.00
80.00
5.75
1 .so
6.00
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Virginia spent Friday evening at
the Clyde Metzler home.
Mx. and Mrs. Byron Bunn and
children called Thursday evening
at the A. E. Dixon home,
Mrs.Lars Paulsen and Anna
were 'I'u=\sday aftemoon vidtors
with Mrs. James rnunwn.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Muller andson,Leland spent Sunday at. theparental, A. A: Anderson home in
Tekamah.Mrs.Rosa Sears, whohasbeenstayingwithMr.qnd
W llh u r W a t t s
U S Supply Co
E . K . G u s t m
B a k e r I c e Ma c h '
C la r k S u th e r la n d
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Eq Stricklett
me Co.
3 3 5 I t i s re p o rte d th a t th e la s t o f
42.00 th e onc e n u me r o u s tr i b e o f c i ga r
3 5 6 s to ! ! wo o d e n I n d i a n s i n S t.L o u i s
41.40 h a s b e e n s to le n f r o m th e s to r e o f
3 . ~~Grot.sky .
100.00 |H
He r b e r t E d wa r d s ,82 ,a n d h i s
wi fe , f7 6» who h ad o ften e xp re ss ed
th e wls h n o t to o u tli ve e a c h o th e r ,
' d i e d le ss th a n a n h o u r a p a r t a t
Sh ee r ne s s, E n gla nd .
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I °0 .swry that Irving Myers of ami (Continued from page one)$§}§"»'i°"§€Z§I1§ g
_c encity ate 20 "hot dogs' at ones|t-,Sie lb _ _ _ _ 2 0 0 10 3 1 W lch,'U____ 2
tins. breaking his own prwousl _ __ _ __ _ _ Smatlan, n _ _ - 4
record of 16.Totals - _ . - as 3 s 27 17 giOtradosky, rf - - 1
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lr in reported that the last <§f
the once nummua tribe of cigar
gwgg wooden Indians in St. louis
has been stolen from the store of `
Louis Grotsky. .
Herbert Edwards,82,and his
wife, 76, who had often expressed
the wish not to outlive each other,
died less than an hour apart at
lsheemess, England.
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D u u r °-- -v u u u v v v v v .f U ..-g S c h u y l e r -»o u r s s o o 0 1 1 - 1 3 1 5 o
gl9 Attend the Faghion Center July0Clearance Sale--1t starts Saturday
n lpoming,July 5'Lh--a}l k:in _ gf
w e m r s .n e n r y n e a r u ,w e n t w i u xo n e o f t h e m a s t i m p o r t a n t h n k s o n | M u l l e r s w r e t u m w t h e h o m e o f
a n y t r a n s c o n t i n c n t a l h i g h w a y , w i l l h e r " ¥ " . ' § ' " ' " a M r s .C h a r l e s R a y
w a d "''r r .n e a r e a m a .2 3 °a s Y m e r e K p a o n M g h e g d M r s .P e t e r X .P e t e r g j n
',n d ' I f L ¢: -F e b r u a r y s h o w e d a S W ' " ': r a s y ~ . Z i s i i r d i y e n z l i t h e i r
c r e a s e o v e r J a n u a r y a n d M f m i h g s i s t e r u b r o t h e r ,G r a c e a n d
8 0 % o ve r F e b r u a r y ..B a d wea th e r Ra lp h Ra .A l l sp en t Su nd ay
in Ap ri l c au se d a sli gh t de c li ne b ut e ve n i n g wi th Mr . a n d Mr s . J o s e p h
H u y m a d e mo r e th a n a 7 0 %i n -Cn lts in g e r o f He r ma n .Th e P e t-crease owsr March.June,com-';l'5°!\f¥\mi?{a¢8g'¢dd on gg-and
rs.y un ay a moon.P'sP"$ the f'"°'1'L""f1_'iY'Pi"Hff'f .Mr. and Mrs. A. R, Benlés and
heat,winter cold,grasshoppers
and drouth and whose ho me
hunger crested the conditions by
which a great state has been
fashioned from a barren prairie,
has grown to largeproport.ions in
this iwie and is finding outward
expression in the erection uf monu
ments and markers to conummor-
ate spirit, Scenes and deeds.
Ona of the most important 'of
150.00
4.40
25.21
237.50
1259.03
69.90Moved and seconded, these bills
be allowed and that warrants be
drawn on the proper funds in pay_
ment of the same.On mll c all,
Bigelow,Crowdy,Jensen,Moore,
McKay, Schmid: and Rubens vot-
staclses of treeless plains, summerIK. C. DeGroff
Stewart Pharmacy
Rivetb-Lumber & Coal
C. E. Krause
Light Department
City Cash Fund
"-if;`1E J r ~
ilm u s n o w o v e r f u w m u m s :u v u rI n _ T u m h l d |1 1 m d | d a u g h t e r a w e n S u n d a y d i n n e r t h e l e e x p m l l i o z u o f r e m e m b r a n c e i n g ' A y n 'H n d a h l b e i b
. . . ! ' _ _ . .. . . f . ' . . f ' } '
... . . ' i " 'L . . 'f . . . .. . . . f : E ' 3 5 m u p g m q g | n n g e v q . p \ ° ~ .a n d a p p r e c i a t i o n i l a s q o p o q m e m -t h § _ m o t § o | : ~_~ a l e n t ,
mu uu e u w . r n. .,F-.nv.........
an.During the Grst year of opera-
tion them has necessarily been aheavy expense for highway signs,'Mrs. Mllry Conety was a guest
road maps and general ndvertis-Ilgi "-\'\@F|}gm€Ufu le i S i p 331:25
rom n a y un o n n w e n¥"¢-_ " " W a ~ ~ h e w o k h e r t o h e r h o m e f h t y v a l l e v .
Au spent. zne axwmoon mm mr .and Mrs.C.B.Bunn.hir.andl
Mrs. Byron Bunn and children also
spent the afternoon there.
Moved and seconded, this meet-
ing be adjourned.All Coundlmen
present voting 'AYE', the motion
Omaha.The place chosen for this carried.
monument is near the Missouril Attestz C.E. Krause,
and adjacent to the place where City Clerk.
thousands of humeseeloars crossed J. Harold Stewart,
cried monument to the pioneers
that will he erected near the
Mount Vernon gardens south o l
m olne! no '°q""'3" me "'f""""'Mr. and Mrs. D. W.utiéiiié the :i\
.;':=,':.':°.:'"'.f.*:.°..':.':"§°...:..".'! '?.,'3.§! a£_H9m." fm."-.emi ~ .0131-|wud.fer and set their faces west
~.....¢5\......_ ...... ,........-__money well spent.This expense
will not be so, heavy in the future.
Due to the circumstances above
referred to the net profit for the
first fischl year of the company
has not been sufficient to permit
the Board of Directors to order
the payment of the regular annual
7%dividend on preferred stock
at the end of the fiscal year. How-
ever,DIVIDENDS O N PRE-
FERRED STOCK FIELD BY YOU
A nr :cumui..-\'r1v1~;W H I C H
MEANS THAT YOU ARE EN-TITLED TO AND WILL RE-
CEIVE AL L DIVIDENDS DUE
ON YOUR s1'oGK INCLUDING
THE ONE FOR 1930 BEFORE]
ANY DIVIDENDS CAN BE DE-
CLARED OR PAID ON THE
c o mmo n s r o c x ,
While your Board oi Directors
regrets that this dividend cannotbe ordered maid-at this time 'we
rslancnaru ox the Homestead dis-trict, spent Thursday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Metzlcr.
Mrs. J.\V. Simonsen and chil-dren attended the picnic Friday at
Blair tuuriSt park for the pupils
of the First Lutheran church summer school which closed after four
weeks or study.David, Elmer undEthelSimonsenwereamongthe
students.
Ben Pike of Tekamah,spentSunday afternoon at the home of
his sister, Mrs.Byron Beard and
the family went with him to Te-
karnah for the evening.
Harvesting is in full swing inthe bottom Brain fields.Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Dixon and
four children drove to Council
Bluffs Sunday, to participate ih
the celebration of the silver wed-
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Gdnes.There were about
fifty others present..
Some of the A.E.Dixon andNeum Warrick families and James
The memorial will consist of six
figures,u family group of four
and two horses.The father is
striding ahead lending a pack
horse.On the second horse rides
the mother with a little girl i n
her arms.A boy follows afoot.
The faces of the woman and child
register fear, but the countenanceof the man and boy display sturdy
aetermination.
A model of the memorid was
unveiled at a recent dinner in
Omaha of the Nebraska Pioneer
Memorial Association.It is appro-
priate that Gutzon Borglum, Neb-
raska sculptor, was chosen to cre-
ate the memorial and execute its
material design.Mr.Borglum,
familiar as he is wiw the pioneer
spirit of his home state,decries
the fact that most sculptors and
artists depict the faoes of pioneers
as downcast and sad.He purpos-
SILVER WEDDING ~
ANNIVERSARY
(Continued from Page One)1
Neb., Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Petersen
of Nora, Neb., Mr. and Mrs. E. ill.
Petersen and Clinton of Hardy,
Neb., Judge Wm. A. Redick, Phil-
lip Litell,Nelsine and Jens Pet-
ersen of Omaha,Mrs. Wm.Stol-
fenberg and daughters of Flor-
ence, Mr.and Mrs. J. B.Larsen
and family of Louisville, Mrs. M.
M. Larsen of Kenyon, Minn., Mr.
and Mrs.Jens Jespersen of DesMoines, Iowa,Mr.and Mrs. Jas.
N. Nelsen of Waterloo, Iowa, Miss
Celeste Connelly of Haxton, Colo
Kjeer Christensen of A11inn¢s,`
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Attend the Fashion Center July
Clearanoe Sale-it starts Saturday
morning,July 5 th-a ll kinds ofBargains.24-lt
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o n e
~ o i I u l q f y
in celebration of the birthday of .r
.. rtreedom For our great notion.r
i 1 * i 1 » ""~..2, f * f £ 3 " " £ ' ~ ,O u r s t o r e s m i l b e o p e n a s u s u a l
~ j _" <t o m o r r o w - S a t i f f d a y - - J u l y s t h & " " " » ' -~
" " '3 )' w i t h t h e f o l l o w i n g f e a t u r e s > ,~
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gg Shell Brand
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S A L T B L O X s T o c K S A L T s
C v e y our stock a treat ~ d r i e d N o . ~
s o " 'b l o x 3 9 c 1 0 0 l b b a g ..6 9 c
tor Husky Scratch our Victor Laying Mash
The balanced ration containingCodLiver Oil..
»r growing chicks
0 l b b a n $ 2 - 5 19i1.Yée\ery éonadence nh L nh i _ Kehaen ~_oe attepqeq. the Faxjm Buneaules to show them as they were a11d|vnnt: l""|)l.T"lI"E" nrnmu 1Uw e d g e d ~ ~justify " 2 ° ° z f ; : ° ~ ? , ' ; ° " , f : a ; ,~ ' f : ; ; " : ; x : ; i a ' i ; ~ " Q s ' " " " " " " " " * " " " °
payment in the v=»=.§~\;;.f° S "Neb.,had stock on the omahl; their *gm z Viggo Hansen trucked hogs for
th C lt wl P market Tuesday and came home '_Chris Vinderslev Mondav eveninr.uxure you a ,, , ¢| |
B Y much more of 100 lb bag $2.59
13%SUGAR finely granul-
ated Nebraska beet
sugar in ten pound san-
itary clqth bags.
10 lb bag 49c
bleached Floursw e E u r u u u b ux uz w su u g u u u u a w u s w i t h N e u m w a f y i c k w h oi r m i f y i t .I s e l l i m r s t o c k a n d |=|:tn\nwas alsoedo w r
'l€.'dum had
s, Myrtle
r arrival
lay and
Univer-
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Enroute
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
July 1, 1930
A regular meeting of the Blair
City Council wzu called to order
at 7:30 P. M. by Mayor Stewart,
the following Councilmen ansvmr-
ing lo roll call: Bigelow, Cx-owdy,
Jensen,Moore,Mziiny,Schmidt
and Roberts.Absent, Hundahl.
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Anderson of
near Arlington, visited at the John
Rogert home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Wm. Behrendt and daugh-
ters returned from Lincoln last
Tuesday evening after a two day
visit there.
Little James Thone, son of Mr.
and Mrs.Elmer Thone,had the
misfortune o l falling from his
SARDINESCon si de ri ng th e ad ve rse h ig hway
c o n di tio n s wh ic h c o n fr o nte d u a a ll
of last year,together with the
heavy expenses incident to open-
ing the- bridge,1 feel that our
first your of operation has been
very satisfactory for a new enter-
- -- - - -n - - - v - 7 » - - u ;u v Jn i g h t a t t h e W a r r i c k h o n
M r .a n d M r s .F r e d H u r
wo r d fr o m th e i r d a u g hte r :
a n d B i r d i e te lli n g o f th e i
a t L o s An ge le s,Th ur sn
re g i s te r i ng F r i d a y a t th e
slty of S o uth e r n C a lif o r n i
wee ks s u mme r sc hooi.
dimes. Tlwfare packfd in mustard
or tomato sauce
*'S a f e w a y B r e a d B A C O N C H E E S E
Wholesome and delxc These are machme wafer FULL CR A M
sl ces cut from a hu hnous whxte or whole 1 8wheatgrade sugar cured bacon N ;1 Amerlcakn °'"=§c
53 ..`~..
L1 3 L o a v e e f j l o c lb .....19c l q
5 l b .box .89c
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5%~ ,»;.é
_` 'n'\B!gFvl¢E§
fa!' u n~"i\~*
~a h~x Z1 w
1000 Smart New
WASH DRESSES
Sizes
14
to
46
~O R
Will
not `
Fade
$50
Entire StockSUMMER HATS
Reduced to
$1 ;§§;; sa
FASHIGN CENTERJULY CLEARANCE
S-A-L-E
Starts Saturdaf Morning July 5th and Continues
Until Saturday Night July 12th - This ls Your
Opportunity to Save Extra Money - Use lt!
~~SUMMER SILK DRESSES
~~Reduced toI: , "T .~$ 4 7 5 $ 6 7 5 $ 7 9 5
1 ~?'i'.5'<$ 1 0 0 0 $ 1 2 7 5
~Sizes 11 to 52-All Choice Styles -
W ' 1.,.1,
pnse ana me Bteaully mcreasmg they spent.Sunday nigltrafficofthisyear justxfxea the their 11m~h>f~,.,.,,,.,,._,,Max.
sta te men t th a t th e e nd o f the s e c -
o n d fisc al y e ar sh ou ld f i n d th e
c or por ati on s h o wi n g a su bs tan tia l
profit.
.Very truly yours,
Ne b r as k a -I o wa B r id g e C o r po r a ti o n
DAL)I'\'1fnvsinn
s e i - E c c o ' ~ n ` f : " " ° " 'uA\.u|.cu3 n| .|Th e m i n u te s o f t h e l a s t re g u la r
Mi s s A g n e s Si mo ns en sta y ed
Su nd ay n i g h t wi t h h e r c ous in;
Mi s s He len a Si mo n se n in B la i r .
Mr s .Ke n n e th B o k e r o f B u n
c o un ty ,sp en t Mo n d a y wi t h h e r
si s ter - i n- la w, Mr s. K en n e th Tvs o n .
a n d spec ial c alled me e ti n g s we r e
ma d a n d a p p r o ve d .
Th e C i ty ' I ' re o s u mr 's r e p or t wa s
le ad .Mo ve d a n d Sec onded,th i s
re p o r t be ac c epted a n d pla c ed o n
~~f " n n n r ~ i l v n n n h h n n n n l \ n O _
p o n y a n d break ing'h i s r i g h t a r m
W ed ne sd ay mo r n i n g .B o t h bones
n e w b r o k e n .Mr . a n d Mr s . Th a n e
t o o k h i m t o B la i r w h e r e D r .B e ll
s e t a n d dressed th e i n ju r e d me m -
ber.
M r .a n d Mr s ,J e n s J en sen o f
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A|\ . r A IIJ AIA §l\ lA§ . lr uunnaib un..ouuuucs |uuul»li5 is I-0i c u t d o wn t h e f e e d c o s t p e r dozen
A r le n e Te r k e lw n , wh o ha s b e e n leg g s la i d .At pr es ent. fe ed pr ic es
vi s i ti n g wi th Mr . a n d Mr s . F . Mu i -i n Lin c oln,Ne b r as k a ,i t c osts
le r r e tur n e d F r id a y to th e h o me o f ab o u t 1 3 mu te to f e e d th e a ver a g e
h e r f n tlle r ,Ra y mo n d Terk els en.h e n a mo n th .Lf sh e la y s 1 2 eg gs
J a ne B=enle_s o £ I s o u g 1 £ f RB lz ; : ; | d m. i n g the mo n th ,th e y c ost 13
§?nZ'i'R'¢'$§n2`§$'Jy rs.P ee ~ p e r d o z e n b o f e e d , a n d s o m e
Sun day di n ne r g u es ts n t th e J .a d d f i o i ml 'éxpengfi g la bo r,
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c epted a n d plac ed o n fi le .A l l
Co un c i lmen pres ent vo t i n g ' A Y E ' ,
th e mo ti on c ar ri ed .
The Electrig Light Committee
re c ommen d th a t th e C i ty proc eed
wi t h th e i mp r o ve me n ts a t th e
L i g h t P l a n t.Moved a nd s ec on de d,
th a t t h e Ma y o r a n d C i ty C l e r k b e
' A program and ice cream seein!
,were held 'there that ewning with
n la rg e a tten d an c e .
M r .a n d Mr s .F r e d K u b i e a n d
f a m i l y a n d M r .a n d Mr s .W i ll
K u b i e a n d f a m i ly mo t o r e d t o Oa k -
lnnri Su n da y mo r n i n g whe re th e y
m e t s o me fr i en d s a n d en joy e d rr
in stru c ted t o en te r i n tn n o n n d p i c n i c a t th e p a r k .Mi s s E s th e r
o u .\ . ¢ U | | |
f ' n u 1 ¢ \ l u
: : | .u u l u e " c u z a l l a .; \ | . u l . _ y F `¢ r l l l \ l | ' ,\ U \ ¢AA .u n :u z y u : " "~\ r . l 1 . . . ,l u . . .z . ~ | . . . m . . ' . ¢ » m » ¢n m . ,. \ n . {. J . . . . . . |n . . . . _ . . .__ l t n c t m t h t h o N s x n n - R o v n n l d u f " n | ¢ K u b x e o f w 3 $ H @ »was there\.¢uu<:\.}r u l vum sv y,ue x a .zuuuvca " b b J a u n . ;u u a u a u u u l .U CBIJLB P B I f 6 " "" l g , ; " " ;' " " " , ; ' "u v ;s p e n d t h e d a y a l s oW h i t e a n d t h r e e c h i l d r e n o f W a t e r -d o z e n f o r f e e d .o 8 ,e r a s o r t e o n
l o o ,a n d h i r .a n d M r s .W i l b u r A v e r a g e p r o d u c t i o n p e r h e n `g i n e e r i n g s e r v i c e s i n c o n n e c t i o n M r ." " ' l I " ' ~. C h r l s P e t e r s e n o f
U o n e t y o f H e r m a z g .b e k e p t h i g h d u r i n g m o s t o f t h e w i t h t h e p r o p o s e d p l a n t i m p r o v e -W a y n e ,vl s z t e d a t t h e ( J a r e n c e
M r s .F r a n k H a l l e y a n d c h s l d r e n e a r l y s u m m e r b y f r e u e n t l 1|m e n t s .O n r o l l c a l l ,B i g e l o w ,W a c h t e r h o m e S u n d a y .
o f P a r a d e ,S .D .l e f t f o r h o m e o n i n a m n n m s m . . . vl . - n 3 - . . -- f . l . ; ;C k o w d v .J e n s e n .M o o r e -M c E ( n \ f M r .a n d M r s .H a n s M .J e n s e n
Thursduy after visiting two weeks
at the parental, Cass Frye home
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Clarke md
children spent Thursday evening
lt the IL M. Iverson home.
The Blue Birds oi Bono 4-H
Sewing Club is to meet Thursdayalte mo o ra t the Neume rrickhome.Ruth Morgan is l r and
there are seven members from the
Gall and Bono districts.
---B. -.. ....., ...... ..._-.. new swppqr1810113 for Lle year.The lower
the price of eggs, the closer the
culling should be in order to mike
money ydth um hm.
Attend the Fashion Center July
Clearance Sole--it starts Saturday
moming,July 6 th-a ll kinds of
Bargains.24-It
Schmidt and Rubens voting -A§r~:',Hundahl being absent, the motion
carried.
Tie Group lingineering Co.of
Omaha,Nebrnskn,submitted a
proposal covering the engineering
work in connection with extending
the present sewer outlet to the
river.This matter was referred
to the Imnravemonf Cnmmi nm
and family and Mr.and Mrs.H.
Kuhr were Sunday guests at the
Jens C. Jensen home helping Mr.
J-ensen celebrate his birth anni~
versury.Mr. and Mrs.Howard \Villi5|m-
sen spent Sunday afternoon avthe
Oakland park.
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Skov and fam-
ily and Mr. nnd Mrs. Dewev Hol-
Warrick left Sunday with their
NEBRASKA HAS NEwmissesMargaretandGertrudeTYPE OF COOPERATION
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Peck,for the convention of the
Chdstian church at Lincoln.'hearing' the screeth of fire siren
Mr.and Mrs.George Fnckler '.might be aetonished at the ensu-f!f°'¢*P l§ednz C}oek, .f°b° -.}l"`|inn' result.Automnhilma wnnlfl lm
A casual visitor in Chappell,
they were asked to inve:3'tig'abelfei" and Ruby
the same and report. at the next "°"3 at the Ma
meeting of the Council.Ther came to eMr. K. T. Christensen asked f0r\'iw has been
permission to cut the curb,lower daughter,Hrs. *i i d e vq a l k a n d i n s t a l l a d r i v e w a y i n !g l a f k } § T : " ' " i f
.......¢...|.r n :\ ¢ r - .ru..a s A n u n A new:un
we r e Su n d a y vis-
c C a me r o n home.
ee Mr s .Ho ls te i n ,
s ta y i n g wi § h h e r
Camero n.
xg h a d th e un s -
r i n u n . .A #\ : .L n n é \v +
d a y L0 r e tu r n ' tn e i r mo we r ,mr s .
J . J . S c h n e id e r te h e r h o me a f te r
a weekis vi si t he re .
Th e Ri ve r vi e w ' 4 ~ H He a l th C lu b
w a s org ani zed Fr i da y af ter n oo n
a t th e Bo n e sc hool house wi th l 3
member s and F lro en c c Di xon , lee d-
\I
...- - -- - ~ - - - - - -v n u u U -seen h u n y i n g t u th e c ou n tr y a n d
so on th er e af te r a tr uc k , fi lle d with
shovels,sac ks,br o oms a n d wa te r
c a n s , wo u ld e m e r g e f r o m th e fi r e
house a n d ta k e t o th e hi g h wa y .
Th e c o u n ty f i r e d e p a r tme n t wo u ld
e r .Of fi c e rs elec ted were Elr ne rf
D i x o n ,pr e s. ;Ma r g a r e t W n r r i c k |as
vic e- presi dent;Frances .1\1<>rs§1"»th e id e a of pe op le of th at loc a li ty .
'£§;'Li».""'E1"f§.§; E;f'f;'k'x°r§)';';'"J';'°i'i I t w a s sponsored b y th e F a r me r s
n n d b e lb e r t Lla r k c ,B e n ja ln i r l lm mt o r c ornpany o f Cha pp ell,
B e a r d .B a u m ,Op a l a n d wi u . m 1 l " ' h 1 ° h rec ognized th e peed o f or -
W a r r i e k ,E ve ly n S m i t h P a u l ' l n g n n i z e d p r o te c ti o n a g mn s t f i r e o n
s o n , J a m e s D i xo n a n d R u t h Mo r - ' t h e f a r ms ,pa r ti c ula rly i n th e
g a n .wh e a t f i e ld s a t h a r ve s t ti me .Th e
Mr s .R.M. I ve r s o n a n d Mi ld r e d perso nnel o f th e d r teame n t o o -nn# finrnlfl armani Qllndnu nffnrnnnnl -2.4..._nv -1 ....P -Il I
h a ve s w u n g i n to ac tion.
Th e c o un ty fi r e de p a r tme n t
uu llb u l.vw.we st. stre et.mo v e da n d sec onded,th i s req ue st b e
planed o n fi le .A l l Co imc ilme n
pres ent vo ti n g ' A Y E ' ,th e mo t i o n
c arried.Th i s req ue st wa s th e n
refe rred to th e Str ee t $1 A ll e y
Co mmi tte e fo r i n ve s ti g a ti o n .
Th e f o llo wi n g b i lls we r e r e a d .1. . W . L a tta s 125110.
Sa m S te ven s 4 120.00
10.00
53.70
7.80
1 6.00
38.40
4 .80
J a me s Rho ad es
Fld Str ic k le tt
D a vi d No r r i s
Bru c e De nn is
J a me s Ma c h a me r
Chas.B o tt o r f
Ti r e & E le c tr i c S h o p 1425.00|
J l l \ \ l A | 1 5 u s .u u v u l g u n i :U L 1 : 1 5 u c m
m i l k c o ws str u c k b y li g h tn i n g o n
Su n d a y even i ng .
M r s J a me s D a m m a n d son,
E d w i n o f A d ma h w e r e vi s i t o r s a t
t1 e W m .Ch ri stia ns en h o me Fri»
d a y even i ng .
l l f - - 1 - 1 -n - n - - - u n|
Ti p s o n Re mo vi n g Ta r
ll' y our c ar has been s potted wlth
nll nr tar. y a n c an r emm9 th e spots
by first soak ing them with lllh1lLul»
lm; o i l o r wa rm ln r d a n d the n g o -
ing over the m wlth n wea k S ulllllufl
o t mi ld snap dissolved ln water.
Dlss olve the soap ln wa r m wu te r
first, le t lc c oo l an d llnen add c old
30.|10.00 water.
80.00
._ - - - - H --»"~- |ul\;|:LtM:\Ull'\.JIllllCfi r e me n wh o wi th b u a §n e g s me n o ! QJ e s a W . W a tts
Blk. and Mrs.Eax Pieper and
children of Blair, spent Thursday
evening with we Robert. Widener
family..
Mr. and Mrs. James Mack andthree children of Logan, Iowa wereSunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs.W.J.Bolte.Mr.Mack is
an uncle of Mrs. Boite.-Miss LeonaDohseof Blair,spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs.Blolte.Mr.and Mrs.Ted
Klabunde and children of Blair,
weie also afternoon and suppergueststhere.Miss Mary Hurdum went to
Omaha Thursday to attend a rc~
:iw of the pupils of W. B. Gra~ham at the Hanscom Park M. E.
church that evening in which Her-
ma n Hurdum gave seveml selec-tions.She was a guest of Miss
Iiimmallne Ellis until Friday ev e
ng.
unuppell ralmd me funds needed
to purchase the equipment.The
truck is housed in town and the
city fire department furnished a
dme r who is on duty all hours
of the 24 on respond to a call.
Dcucl county is divided into two
fire fighting districts.There are
eight fire chiefs, one on each rural
telephone line out of Chappell.When u.fire breaks out ih t.he
district o mr which a chief has
command, it is his duty to have a
general fxre alarm turned in by
the telephone operator 'The (ire
n m h w y w uw scene of the
fire and there meet the me truck
wiuch arrives wthm a short time
after the alarm is tumed in
A Nebraska wheat field in July
i n u u m m box, needing only m
spark to s et it ol!By a fine
|Slruvn &Hines
Wm. Moore
S. J. Hardman-
c. & N. w. R.R.
M. E. Tyson
Chas.Mortensen
C. Cz N. W. RR.
Westinghouse Supply Ca.
Vic Nordgreen
Enterprise Electric Co.
c. W. F. Coal Co.
Burroughs Add. Machine Co.
'955|
1.502.804.0014o.so»9.00135.00858.1020.1040.0042.64156,16
Co.
Co.
Valvoline Oil Cb.43.71
Westinghouse Electric Co.60.77
Crane & Com any .78PM. Simonsen
Chas. Peak
Grace Strove
Herman Ludwig
Louie Davidsen
p Cheely
Richard Daniels
125.00
1 10.00
1 10.00
100.00100.00
4.
125.00
Strange Yeh.
Unusual pets for the home wary
slmwn at a housing and health ex~'lilbltlon nt Glnsszow.Scotland.
Among them were spring-lulled
geckoa, girdle-tailed lizards, chains
Icons.u pez leopard,marmosetmonkeys, small enough to 0! in atemcup, and tuncy water fowl.
Fu-mars Will Be Clxamhh
According to the prophecy or Dr.Edwin E. Slosson. American chelu~lsr and author.the farms of thefuture will be devoted to produc-lag chemicals Instead or fruits.grains and vegetables;they willraise raw products for the c,hem~lst's laboratory to convert intotablefoods,and yields wlu bespokenofintermsofcarbohy-drates,acids and chemical com-pounds, instead of lo mnny bushelsofcorn,potatoes and when:an
acre.
'\!\'f»:1/ g ,'$<g;g
M n§»
M 'U *': , ~3
Entire StackSUMMER HATS
Reduced to
$1 ;,§§;., sa
1000 Smart New
WASH DRESSES
S'::S win.
t o n o t
4 6 F a d €
2 for $150BERETS50c and $1
FASHIGN CENTERJULY CLEARANCE
S-A-L-E
Starts Saturdaf Morning July 5th and Continues
Until Saturday Night July 12th - This ls Your
Opportunity to Save Extra Money - Use lt!
~ ~S U M M E R gn-Ig DRESSES
x "Re uce to
~7 5 7 5 9 5~$ 4 $ 6 $ 7
~$ 1 0 0 0 $ 1 2 7 5
~Sizes11 to 52-All Choice Styles
Don Metzler and'Pl¢¢¢of cooperation between the 'nm 'Krause 28.00