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07-31-1930JTERPRISETHEEb mmiunl mm. NEWSPAPER rong"'l Au.'mEPEo|>x.E . [NTS THE NEWS-Renrdea minus No rAvoun'ss r. 1. WASH INGTON COUNTYBLAlR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER GENERAL AND LDCAL NEWS AND co1\mEN'r u..m¢.|...\w..s\¢nf .mm A.&sld¢|BLAIR,NEBRASKA,JULY 31;1930 FmntheGudm8potofNehuk|-VOLUME XXXIV su `»`ii"»» "`ifs'¢;;ms§;1;".s¢.Wuhinnon (hmm SCHOOLSRECEIVE I A I I |I I pocu.STORY HOUR A group at local young women is conducting n twicenweek Story Hour during the vacation.The sessions are being held Mondays and Wednesdays at 9:80 a.m.in me Congregational ¢hv¢\L Au Blair children up fn Junior High age are welcome w these Story Hours and there in no expense. mlxsuu NEW cow 'Couass Jake began ivuxk this wak connmcting a mlniabure golf course on the iota just wen ol his midqnceat Third and Wiih ingtan meets.This is nn ideal loatian being surrounded bylargealmaine!md located in n very accessable place nnd it mould prove m be x aoume of fun w the golf enthusiasts. dren next Monday at 9:80. Among the young women sponsoringtheenterpriseareHelen Curtis Frances Bross Mary Beth Hiuihmnn nnzgy Jensen Frang ca Kmpmm th Hope well./ |111 |:;;v .run in the cities. This is aomewhat of an experi ment.in Blair and the continuance of the Story Hour another sunr mer will depend upon its support this year.Parents of young chil W~rl~Friendship~sto~es ~~eat umd and the aeskionn are conduct o I FOR COUNTY AITORNEY IwiahtucnllutmntionhomycmdldacyiortheofficeofCounty Attorney subject to the will of the Eepuhlianu of Wuhlngton county to he expressed at the August 12 Primary.I!nomlnnwd and subsequently elected I pledge to the x>Plff the county the im~ partial enforeammt of the lnw economically and efficiently und to safeguard the uxpayen md vlgoroudy mnlnhlnthdr rlghts at all times 282t Philip 0Hanlon. ...Fashion Center MidSumma: (Bananas Sala mm Thursday morning and coannuen Friday Sw ulday md Monday or until everySummerSilkDressissuld.Values to $10 an naw 8835:values w$15 am now $8.75;and vnlnes to $20 are now $9.75.Sims rangefrom11to52andalltheSilk Dresses are Beautifulin fact theycowstof the most popular stylesoftheSummerSeason.Coma assoonasyoucansotheFashion Center in Blalr and get the Bar gdn of your showin:career in Silk Dunes.Wn|.hDmsses are Also reduced;real high grade Wash Draaes are on sale at $2 and $2.95 Happy Home Dresses ue ull now 6lc.Sizes 14 to 52they win not fade.281x l CoinmunityClub Plans FarmTour bong CreekCv-|;;:\-lxity ClubPlum Fam Tour for Angus! 14.Will Visit Farm!and Scent!of Inurest. , f MANY INTERESTED IN TOUR Recently, tha Long Cmek0091- .» Place in Hkhnrn Vnlley League for Present Saxon. NORTH BEND 1s LOW TEAM Bldr defeated North Band 7 in 4 Sunday ln a well plmyed :mul interesting wnbeat on the Blair diamond.The Washington countianshunchedtheirhitsoi!Melton to nm up their margin of victory in the late innings.o Al Sick led the Blair hitters with 3 bingles in 4 trips to the plate.~hur NorthBend BllirTe»m Wim Third Game of dc at the bong Creek schnul house and just before they adjourned it was decided w hold their annual farm tour on August 14 1980. The jqh of mating their itin erary was left w County Exten sion Agent George sms who is ~nsnstacaansaaaam ntwn to that ofila. Mr.Hmm is well qualilled for the odiee to which he uplxesbeingacollegegraduatewithh Bachelor of Sdelwe degraa.He is a mm well versed in the\doi.ng8notonlyofthestatebutmthe nationuwell.Heismdhnsbeen afarmar inthiscounty fora C Schoo!aofWullinitnuCm|;¢yk¢. |z ~..| s a s n | u o l c c A U s | s 0 nC U oI oQ 0 0 u ~eps ~¢.l..~.lf our merchants sell more goods Omaha.wholesalers sell more 80061 If Blair grows the income ta Omaha from this territory is great er.But Omaha Idln to neethisand she has bean ii the habit of txldng fha andy from the baby just because she had artain hoggm in stincts.When the urmlnxl elevator was talhdwf aspbudblyeominz fn Blair this last mine.Omnhl took the "candy"jun.beaune she wild.But now when than table;axe mrnod md the Lincoln Hizhwmy Axodx tion reengnlus that the goognphleal london ul thu umm Hivny should camothroughBlairOmlhlls notblg amanda to mile Ind wish un well.Come nn Omnlm if you us going C 0 » o 4 0 s O o o n I o s | l 0 s 0 s I o I 0 I l foztunuw in his umpdgn is shortly alter hls filing he beams ill md dnoe that time he hu been unable w leave his home and therefore unnble m all on the vvlerui the county whldx he had hoped w do. Wh hue known Mr.Renae personally for years and bla ne quam visits have been s source of great pleasure nn account of his wide knowledge _ol thlngs in gm \ of language would make him a mumble mm in the legislature should ha be electeg in thatplace.He is a. forceztuyspeaker and not dnidto takeéstmdforwhathe thinks is r§gh1;.1. na l| ug :u=riIun .MI f .. ¢||.||. .l |||\c ..in themiddle westamin his stables.He is not only a farmer in the true sense of the word but he is also a student of economic conditions ot the nation and his ofwhst inknnvmasthe J.E. Msrkel farm on the WashingtonhighwaybetweenBlairandCad houn..He is a great lover of horses cuzdichw for nnminltion on the republican ticket for :fate repre-sentative ag-:Inst A. W. Sprick ol ly divided wcording to the distrl¢ astldnwouldglvathoamdldlab rict the uma Amount ls the lug* er .ummf.Nor could n be avian pmrata according to the nnmbtf of pupils as this would nrmieallr mean no income for the mull or weak dlntrict.. A plnn wu hlt upon for the div ldon which would foliar the weak disirlct and nat hurt the largdrdistrict.Onefourth vf tha total. funds in divided eqmdlv among tho dlstrlas mg;la from this amount. Apportionment from the Shia School Funds lor 7 am me DIVIDED AMONG DISTRICTS Money Received from Returns of Sale School Investments md I ine Mnke Perpetual Income. When the state was in its form aticm and the land was thrown openforsettlementeverynixbeeiitlxsud thirtysecond section in each town uhwas reserved as school lands. The funds arlslng from the rental of this landmr from the income o! investments made dth the moneyderivedfromthe Ads of this land was to be planed in l school fund which was to make e.perpetual inwme no be divided semimnwly nmong the school dstricta of the . ~itobessnburb~§:~a| I*i1'.gra.ce!ully."nouns#nsnutnuvcos H pool for Blair. Engineers Carl Young,love and father,of Sioux City,were pres- ~bro~se~~of ~e ward and we can fully recommend him an the people of the county as being 5 un or twelve hundred.With other threefourth:the divindqn made pm~rav.a nceording on .number of pupils in the » ~The fines imposed for »~ offenses in the county nn = Added £0 the fund. This recent apportionment wh! is now in the hands of the count cmasuxer and placed by him to t~ crqdit q1.tJ;e ree active district: the wunty Amounts intotal $5019.12 and W ack ¢p¢¢5~ Sunday morning and hied them selves awny to Gretna w Yigiit the state fisheries. __Amr putaking ol a fine picnic dinner and seeing t.hed¢:at 1 to om Beach near Aww fvsheié+xevf found delightful pichic grounds and bathing beach which all en joyed.Thosn who participated in the days activities were Messrs.and Mesdames Geo.Kuhr Jr.and daughters Ansel Taft and Junior TOUR so.OMABA smcx YARDS AND PACKING PLANTS Last spring while County Agent George sms was holding anorchardpruningdemonstfationat Oth Lsnghoraffs in Ftmtnnelle ndesirewasexpressedbyMr.Fred Hartung and others that arrangements be made to hold 9.Washing ton county tour tn the Scuth Omn ha Livestotk Yards and Pacg plants.Endeavors are being made at this time to hold such a tour that ~: Ten funiiies from this vicinity fixed up nice baskets of lunch ...|ut structive~talks on ~subject.~within the next two years.These gentlemen have upedlllzed|lhe reemt.gre however which for yum on the building of pods gutted gh uppcr part of 1;h@_ele and then sanitation.|vator and badly <1wS¢£l the ele» and ~know thl lhe will do his duty if eluded.anhonorable; conscientious ~l n 0 I 0 O a c a 0 o c tourist Artery of the nation hu hurt 0malms feelingm Sue vnmt able ta.hog it xll u she hu long hem ac customed m do. Blair is in the Omaha mr iwry.Most ol the goods bought wholesale come from Omaha;most of our produceishandledbyOmaha and in fact 0115 territory is as muah an adjunct w Omaha o| | n s s l 0 s 4 l s ur asa no *Thechnngeof tlielin* Ankinz for Election In Vote un Bdldhxg of ma|ilfa¢rf»» Blair.( WILL BE .max:rf ATPRACFION A company of landing .citizens mnintheoffieenoflhbarnnd Carripn aixomeys on lan Fd day evening m blk over the pon Blairfl`o'Vote On 'Rivett Elevator .~Pool Recxotructed In |E ~¢!.»|snhlfgiiff§;;;;1l..=nrmf§|j f3§sr ~[1 ~~~|~.L_)1lvMa!|¥~\~.il ~ ~\F\ Q:sas1 n C ll :.0 as is our farm trade zone to Blair.For this reason Omaha should foster the welfare of Blair for what an as 1| Q . ... J .)\..ff Q.. .f.|\\\\\ \.b ...\f J f gd. /¢p.§.j.|.]. ¢[g /b..\£\¢f .f §¢. f q.\.}.f / ....¢§|/ /f .\\.\. . . ¢.....S ..f..?}f ¢§/|.9 |.f)\.\f \f ......3 f d f % ...f §f gf f ..Q Q. f... ...f W £|\\f f..W *~o~draa * 0 .||.|..Q frnizalng md inaaadng the cap-#city of the elevator have been con bath house with showers baths and lockers and a pool built sauce! shape mdwly deepening toward the center with depths rgngingfrome.i§\teen inchal at the li totenieetintheuniar.»The cost ot the water is but slight and the engineers gave sti tistics showing that the averagepoolpaidforitselfinaperiodof five years.The company was so enthus~ iastic that it was thought best to circulate petitions asking for sn: pairs and hsstaned the eontenr plated improvements.The entire roof of the elevumr will be removed and its height will raised to give an added apacfairsooohuhemxosameqmp ment will aupphmt that which wasinstalledfortyyearsago when the elevator was bum and fireproof constmctien will be used i.hr0ugh out.The annex which was a later ad dition to the elevator will be taken down and all bins and elevating in Which Hndvatn lnltallntion of Baden Equipment md Eh hrged liapadty. tmrnovnmmis cosfr uooq Nfogk of reconstrudion begun hx the grain elevator at the Rhett Dumber and Coal Cempanym yards which was partially dektroyed by in on July 22. innI.ed!Expen»eviu|»E YearisM|deb:rCAnmd\ ANNUAL APPHOYRIATIOI tically the Same as in P The citv council met in special! session Inst Duesday and af :fozjmai opening of the mproceededtothemakinggannualappropriationforth ning expenses of the city. Following is the approp |»done! andemdoyeea ;_ M..u..|.._n.\. Parks and park purposesSalaries ligfhtcommissioner and emlgloyees Operation, maintenanceand 1 extension of lightsystemSewers Blulntenancc ana OperauunofCityFireDepartment 1000.00 Purchase of fire depart ment apparatus _1000.00 A petition asking for a specialbondelectionfor$25000 for the building of a swimming pool for Blair was received and grantedandthetimesetfortheelection which will be September 9th l.Ill.)l|]l\L\ man each had 2 hits in 4 attempts. Foxy Schuman the leagues lead ing hitter was unable to connect consistently with Meltons offer ings and had only 1 hit in 4 tries. Orth was the big sticker for the Noith Bend club with a home runandsinglein8tries.Ken Date] clouted a triple and single in 4 nt tempts.Melton and Emsnw each will be county wine because mmilardesireshave been expressed is times past (rom other lmliues. Definite dates of this mu:wil he announced later as well as dc.finite time and place to assembl However it will quite likely b held either Monday August 1: 1980 or Monday August zs th. Those interested rue urged t watch for a definite announcemex n C \::|CHOICE BABY BEEF Min Audrey Stewart,eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Jay Stew artweetofBlair isfeeding a choice baby bed w show at the coming Nehnlka State Fair.PN vidlng nothing out of the ordinnry happens this calf would beamDK the winners of anybodys show. This calf is fat not vmhy.blocky low set..mellow muted with ahideandeastofhlirnsloftasa dress glove.This infonnzldon is bedng given »¢m.¢1¢m¢»u¢»rme\pyvv1d wk of uhiugton wlnw who wnhwfeedhbybeemanhapectthiscalfInorderta know wht type af an animal to aehd in the center wm be only for azverienoedswilmnersmdalife guard will be always on hand. The bath house will be titled up with showers uni persons em: ingthepoolwillberequirednsn matter of precaution and malta tion to take a shower bath before entering the water. With such s pool as is proposed. which in not expensive but prac~tical Blair should be A centgr of attraction for mlles around as are our neighboring tawna so favored~ uunnnnuenumMAGNET MACHINE BUSY unnmmmnmn .|| nlih and other meullic urticles on the highways hu been world¥\8 in the vianiey of nmir this week. lc is commamd mmthing ontheorderofotherroadmachine maintainenbuthuaneleetxlecnr nut running through the blade wllicheo1lectsillnai1seh:.|.ai¢ udpoundnof thhmahthlil gl#heredoneachmile.Thana chinebdnnntotholtntamdit .L ~J :::.g74.r ~Q L Q if ;3 ~.j ff :§\FFf v \€ff 1 ~~<..i;;>l . =.;¥f5|E )M ~j /...§.f|gg...\J .f f....\j.| .f..y .jJ 31t.|\..3 | | . ¢\|| .¢..f./¢.... ..\\\. Q.\||.§\ ff ¢f .§§§ U M / C / ..1 .é .; .;._.\|\I #wg .»:!\\3 w ....A .a ..... r da ~..j g ~ \{A;\.;us.9 ~~~ rt! _n .I A ~~~_{=§»\ \.¢\rf r . Blairfl`o'VoteOn o o §}v1m_np_mg Pool Pemiom Now Being Circulated Allin:for Election lo Vote on Bdlding of mapirreorfar Blair.( WILL BE Annan AllRAClloN A company of leading .citizens mnintheoffioeaofllhlnrand Corrigan attorneys on lan Fd day evening m blk over the ponibilltiesofbuildingaswimming pool for Blnlr. Engineers .Carl Younglove and father of Sioux City were presentandgaveinterestingandln strurtive talks on the subject. These gentleman have spednllzed for years on the hdlding of pools and their sanitation. The pixma dscuased embrace abathhousewithshowers baths and lockers and a pool built saucer shape mdwly deepening toward the center with depths rangingfromei§\teen inches at the li totenieetintheunier.w The cost ot the water is but slight and the engineers gave sti tistics showing that the averagepoolpaidforitselfinaperiodof five years.The company was so enthus~ iastic that it was thought best to circulate petitions asking for anelectionforthepurposeofvotingbondsfortheerectionof the pool and accordingly /the people of Blair an being asked to sign oil the dotted line. Swimming pools and other pub lic amuseznents have ecome such an important part of civic governmentthatatownwithoutproperparksswimmingpoolsetc.is nowinthelistofnonprogressives.The plans of the proposed pool fill the hill for this sort of amusement It is plenty large md will be built on the latest plans The outer edges will be for the wad ing pool where the children will be allowed and each afternoon certain oRlvett Elevator Reconstructed Recent Fire Neeanma Behalld. ing Which Motivate:Installation of Modern Equipment and Bl llrsed Bvodty. t!MPn0v1sm1~:Nrs cosfr ww Work of reeonstrudion began hx the grain elevator at the Rivett nmber me om Cempanys we lwhleh was partially destroyed hy in on July 22. For some HM plans for mod Enidng md increasing the eupdfyof the devator have been eoslgzplatedandlt was planned w do within the next two years.The recent Qre however which gutted the upper part of the ele [vator and badly damaged the ele~ voting msehlvyery necessitated repairsandhastenedtheeontenr plated improvements.The entire roof of the elevator will be removed and its height will raised to give an added espn:ns sooo huaelexasameqmp ment will supplant that which wasinstalledfortyyearsago when the constnxction will be used through out.The annex which was a later ad dition to the elevator will be taken down and all hins and elevating equipment will be in the main structure.The motors and other machinery will be placed in the topof the elevator instead 01 being onthegroundfloorasitisatpresent.An automatic loading scale which weighs the grain as it goesrawoarsandamsnliftmenrryworkmento the wp of the building will be other lmprovenents.In order oo make the elevtor more fireproof an iron roof and sideswill hense<la.ndfireex tingulshing eqdpment will be in~ stalled.The entire cost of them im provements will be approximately$4000 and will give theelevator a |||.. | ||I i o o e e o e e o o o e e o o o o o o o e o o o ! | elevator was bam and fireproof 2 i 1 \ | 1:~~LH~ :_ Q ~l J 1§ .;mf I?!;:i1|..»nrmff¥§|f ~ff Nil el ~~V 1lvu\1|f ¢~u||a.||.u 2 c r 1 ._i|\.. ..|... |.... Q~~~.-f/';~1 5.~' 7§_.~-_ Q. ~~:.--:~~~~ ~I also have my A.B.degree with four years rd college work.I have had five years of teaching experience,two of which were in ilu Blair high school.The past yearIhave been ln mly present podtion nt the Farmers State bank where I my be found by those who wish to see maInorder that I may have the P1mrunify to run for this office it is necessary ihit spproximnbelyfivehundredfmmminmynameandpithecroninthe square an the hlllot at the primuy election.The office is nnmpartlsln and the ballot will be seperate hum the plrtiuu billet. I shall deem ic a gxut nleuure Oo mah this noe md nm if elected I vlvmil to do my utmost w put the school:at lim county NOTICE To VOTERS I have dedded to make the moe for county superintendent md being mo lm tn file for the nominationx am asking qhe vuters to write in my name on the primary ballot and place the éross in the square opposite my name.It in neoessaxy to place the cross in the square to comply with the law. _In placing my name before the public in this manner I nffer the following credentials:I hold ~a mm.Leswl E.Belford Blair Neb Guvmxnc LxN0oLN HTWAY Blair bus been iniesmd thisweekwith a that at gnvel mm haul-ing gram] from the nilrold yudxindPlwinzifonthemmm mghwuy mimn mm ma .u1~ ihswm llr.lndMrs.P¢terJ.Ne1Aono( vm South ltxuatnhlmedfmm umm week:trip to the Black Blll|6i|Sun~~. ii"6¢§{iim-, c. w. a-rnaennnufxme pam of mar war.9 Gmwwnu'au1am.G»¢m¢\»smkma Intenlhedpartleluetou-13 ,m,q,_§jj ildxen,Hamwuillnndchil-nemhleatthemndn elddlhe 1 Hmmmen. Rny Fallen ma Dolores, all Cauchman Grove n ana o'clock 12 Gou___ _-~-._..nl mL-»:_¢|...._____ ____ mm68.71 'nm §§-fsdnl;xnuum=;;__~f1___wcm Andunn _;3;[H_~bs _;;a:mms!18 (Pletllllt gy ;J 5351 LT: wuff| Kénnard. vu nnm |Anhu farm nt the WEBt edP!€0f|i§££=§I£S QL EL pure mé Jer-couNi'nocm:nmcsseys, modem dairy bam, andhow luniv vvsnnOF TOWN GUESTS Friends and relstives of Delmnr :er and fam.ily»held 1 picnic at e tourist park Sunday.Those resent were Mr.and Mrs.Albert nehler and family Mrs.Edith usen and daughter Irene all of ebling Neb;Mr.and Mrs.Wm. sylor Jr.and fmug ~Mr.Miller markets n quality productfromhisdairycows.Tha second atop will be at the Sum Smwart and Son farm oo see Bliss Andrey Soewnrfa choine Shorthom baby beef. Thelilirdflrmvisitwillbeut the John Stork fum where the members will inspect and judgesevenchoicebabyhavenfedbyHaroldAllardandEdnnStork. July 29 1930Anadjournedmeeting ol the Blair City Council was mlled to order at 7:80 P.M.by Mayor Soewm the following Councilman answering w roll call:Bigelow Crowdy Jensen Moon McKay Schmidt Ind Roberts.Hundnhl mwrlfinz dw:roll c|.lL The following Ordinance was introdnsed by Councilman Jensen. \.¢|fA|..|r|)l\!\l.l|D DU.ll:l lillbluun;had 2 mga ""_cmy iched good han for at a.later mane. \d f d thered \9 mu}?€f;.I?.:l ....§2.l\§.r:..n.»_FMF HS .~i;E3?E.ffL FATHEWS BIRTHDAYll;uw lluulw va.llin uw._h__L n__...l_..L .|_~OBSEBVEI11011011188%bunaay w no nuuur The summary followswMr. shexdunPeékwho had an;..2.......\ 41...Inn IA nun AF n=n»\\l\J_I»|"Tf...,~.A ¢~|.Tulv24t.hwuthebirt.hannive1LulutuunenycUlua5\:U; six years on that date. Mr.Rack is one of Wa countys early day citizens The f°\1"-'= ma 1"'= YW? ,°f '-"QI onnlmncn No.4asyearslivednorthoftownonthegb _ _ _Bench. As he gave up active farm _;;;. ____ing he wok up his residence in sid:rr _ _ _ _ _Blair where he is enjoying the Vmbeumlhd 4 s 4 ssunsetseasonofhislife.HiBx...A¢.».I¢> 2 1 1 0 o 2 1 s o o 2 1 o 3 0 ocguwu.www.;Wu Wqw U: allandlabeintheevlrzinglln. Wolsmann served n delicious lunch. All departed for their homes wish ing their father many more happy on and Lindy *P4 '-°"°'":I»1u=m°n win be at *-|22 F°W""lAN bnnmmcm.To mvmEmexandFredorlNeimanana Miss Lohmeyer all of ~|°7'°'°*'F!"°°."°l'P"h°"{'°'|"i'§rf|f§1nua£Tix¢lndkvringout his spring pig crop our on clean ground,md how the pigs respand w clean fond, wafer,sham and alfalfa putnre.While this tom was started by the Long Creek Community Club they wish no annnunce that all othem mamma are invited w ao ing the Same on All the Pax able property in the City of Blair Nebraska for all PurposesNecessarytnMmintalntheCity Government for the City of Blnlr Nebraska for the Flscll Year Commendng vn the First Tuesdav in May.1980:mlm Nelf;Paid StringMr.:nd Mrs.HeraCivilWuveteranandgreatly;;j§;§u;m_cenjoysthecompaniokhipoftheCareyp _ _ _ __ Fremont;mm Abraham cl(Denver,Uolo; Mr.and Mn.Andrew Deer,Mrs. Ingri Vaglnog_Pg1mer Fee:and few remaunng u. A. 11. boysam1|is active in tfxe G.A.R.organiz q~°ga_|,._.34 7122714 ation..North maOnthisauspiciouscasxonABR H P0 AtherewerepresentMuiSixty___4 2 2 2 1relativesandfriendsandthedayK.Datel as 2 4Q.. .mn um... fn m »m.>»..\»»a mP el2b 2 2 .E .».1 0 E 0 on mr.ana mrs.rn nuemen mr.ann Mrs.q.T.Nelson and daughtersMr.and Mrs.Soren Wokmmlln and children Mr.Ind Mm.num Wols~ mann and Bobby Mr.and Mrs. Henry Wolamsnn and Eugene. Blair. "=,,§ a1Inhabitants Po\1 'fix on (mmm 01 Raid Ci$y for the Seconded, that rule FORMER BLAIR FOLKS CALL fend. OBSERVE 25TH ANNIVERSARY mm Year mf ,ma Mm Ed Johnson and Moved and~°'"- " "-"-~-----~--om ¢-...-...ere "`°'°"'°'°""*"P°°"'L.1:fm1 1b--4 aio 53E§T2','L"°E".fl'.i'LintonPufferand Hemi---s u 2 1 4 NOTICE pon,Donaddwnd ddughter,Mrs. Louie Tank and baby of Fremont,and Willard Johnson of Alliuaoe, Neb.were pleasant callers at The Enterprise olfioe Wednesday alt ernsén. Mr.and Mis.F.H.Fralun of Ft.Calhoun celebrated their :wm tytifth wedding anniversary last Sunday at their home There were over sixty relatives .ma fama...»¢¢n»nm mrrfinu mix be suspended and Bm:this Ordinance be passed lo its second reading.On mll clll Biwow; Crowdy Jensen Moore McKay sehmmz am Rubens voting AYEHundahlbeingabsentthemotion o Inmlues OI Lexamun um wuuerandfumllyof Rosalie,Neh;Geo. Peck,Millard Gollehun and Earl Decker and families of Omaha Neum Warrick,Fred Peck,Lucien Peck Norman Warrick and hm ilies of Blair Walter Peck of Te kamnh Ray Peck and Clark Golle hon of Ulmir and Mm BarneyNestleofChi two lovely birthday cakes onebakedbyhisgranddaughterMrs Linton Puffer of llekamalr the other presented by the W.R.C ; ;___ caro-Mr.Peck wh the recipient . Black 8b 4 0 aughen c!4 0 oottlf4 Sadler rl 4 0 Totals 38 Scorebyinnlnga: 1 o o o 9 1 1 2 o10 o o 2411 RHmm-----oooooao4x-1 12Nox1.hBend- ooo ooo 010-4 9 0 o o O Remo:ks:Twobase hitW. Schurmnn.Threebasé hitsSchetl flex and K.Dahl Home runOrth.Smlen bansSick.Suri fiee hitsL\mdt and Emxnuel. ~n..s.|.\.._.r1.»v en Nnlmn tn On afcouxib of the heavy work in the County Clerks office st this time of year I am unable w\ getawaytocall Unthevoben before the Primary Election. ~I am therefore taking this meth od of addng yoqr support and votes as n candidate lor reelection at the Republican Primxry w the office ot County Clerk. My neond gs County Clerk speaks for lbs!!and if roelected I promise yvm the uma etlident eomomlal md courteous .amm oE o The Johnsons formerly lived1.n llllu almanull lpnuuvun Wilt r lf_}f_f.!.f.!!£null ordinance wal then nadBlair dn west South atieet when ..f.|\..\\.||gar.nenng wal uw pn:l¢utl=u1.IJ... 4|un unonnrl Hmm K'mi§,';»§""'{1°"" 'Z..§""w5i""§'"°""°"of mn ur.md Mrs. ''hI;;1d mlis2Z°§a¢d, "mg 53;kindly remembered by many old M po the f mx anfriends hers.n uma; .£".._, Nm ~.?.°n\ar,:f|fm °""*?¥"'°° 13° PE"'°'}."Sf" 'Phe familv reside north of I-'re-I'§_,T__"°'¥r......-I.'""""""_°;0\Ildnullng.0nnus||,m.p lo||lu\B¢5l\\uU|~Bm £22 a.\...mL L.nlmnu ...mm'P°"°z "h°"5 they sn waged "'Ii'i§-Z1mmm(arming.nl m..nu ....MW Wwhimhmmynedona~long \>¢~.&i=»ummm wins gsm the n f relnxives ma oldfri nm Fnhms were the rednlants Q _______ ____ ____._I. of thjg city,corheying birthday ""*"""Wai:b"°~iltrntlon in the futuru which I 3T tigf m.-§;»on gnl off Melton ~in_tJe WE f;1_at lovely gif_thl.Tl15 =;;=with wsu uw|l\.|Av REHIBTISCENCES Dnintv mfrenhmnnts were serv E.._nn....._.l.l .1._.n. Brarnnn Pxcmc 2. u=<iCmy 1-sum out,by ''f,f,',,'f"""'"wur wp "" Cnrey|audMel¢n,4.'I'imedm_st eC._Init Sundav. mv mm. oc- zume-1:50.Umplre.mmm- 'J '"'"_"I movnu um oewnueu,was unaGmdf....?.... .. ... rx.On cnrnsd versa! an he Thirty-oneyesrsazolastshn-I Mmngthe nmnygne1 the e}§h:y1{hir}ibift}§£n}»i Imzue standing:v uf Uncle John suulmmna Tam W.L.Pvt in familinrlv lrhnmm fn an Mmfnonnlldu » »12 4 750 g_u\m's lrhirié 1BEINGn d\Y1 mm had one of the M3800 the following from Blair:Mr.and fireainiwhinory.Att.hatf.imeMn.A.R.BealsmdDr.andMn.(gqngmwd onplgefmlr)1 nliverybamwubelngopexated E.T.Jim>..on the gmnnds when the post WALL NOT BUILD rms YEAR nm..naval;REMODELING BUILDING gs 5ia}»€¢§i §l§<i Eéiiiio;I .I|1Ta3 :family gathering orreunion was SdmylezheldinthetouristparkwhereHooper * around sixtyfive of the Sfuther Blair land clan gathered to do him Scribnerhonor.|Smrder 111 p 9 8 7 I »7 .588 .562 .500 .431 .431 .437 A crew of men ure busy this weektalingouttheheavadplaeea inthepammmtaindlffemntpartaof thu city.Todny they are workin:on the one an much rimA i;';;7;,;;;;. and in spite of Van aflnrfx nf tha the danaxhuent The Wm.Wilmn.of tha P. Z.\NihonLight wil "T»r"X§'_' "nl"inIbwn-Nebr Blair"af"§il'iEli'" "|r |I ,m|"in''.meHTH"""Fw§'i'»a"d"~Iiié"uw;_!.lfliiiThe mbleswenlanded wi¢h1&°}u.n¢na------s12 194¢¢F¢~¢wm¢6E»£¢E gnodthingsboutsndtheoom-s dly'»nsu1u:hubeenshdnne.§ion_was_\~m¢ long to be remem-milipef 19,Mu:D<m|Id|8 (l!!|t_ ninhad in Bn hlnzg.loecuniad by ths Qilll-if? Mu-ken, "lim would do no buildimr thi;vmr."-1-;'a;\.ai»,"i;....sm n°ru\|\m§u|1»3m»k mum In I |mr|Ha ll of u..¢»m..a1.;F.;a;; of thebarnandjnltacmss the frontmdlemodelingthebuilding. dley whale Um mcmb barber Theyexpecttomalnthislmild nhopnawstandwudnobumsd.ingin!¢|.dkplnymdsa1e¢room Twnyeanlatuthepoatoftiea fbr thehznndlpzgolbothg:sand lmnd za mm .1 ¢gg xc Ihtmdatauhefigurestlmtmics on both labor and material will drop still lower than at the pn; lnme)bered. Besides tha relatives,Mrs. Jnhn McKav md 1Harm and rumah, 5133 llr. Sntherlnnd, were ahto enjoy the necadonwit rubudltontlmnmeloution. ~méuanhmumamu Advu»thainIh|Entdpxiu.u gm, .1{§!»m1", my 31, meP-zum T l!I.Ba 3l-l»!#\Y0miuta lne dst Sundayd1nnn:llr.|ndMx1.G.F. Lowe,Mx.and M m s e n Lowe u m f h u d m.A w w L o we md . n - .m. , .\ ~ ha v e . M Sunleml u»m»'»=:v »d ddidoulumhoondu n m m m m h inBl.\I!.the Cm-|nPetex-nonbome we a n Him C l-lr s k um une olf f a ir 'Asian thisa t t h e d o n o f hedtarmop.|§ . . . » d Hx -a.W m .0 hn and M m Ma rdnhra e n m q, °m lllns .! "n dAh lu ne and n n o Honrynnhwer Mn.H| .ne Me h-c hi ldre n g vmyerdlu¢h~s|>entMondnyev~enlng i t h H Br N k ir k h .,ot onyuu, visited Sunday and Ruth. Jane Rosenbalm ofnear ten and Mn, Ray Fngemquidnnd old Taylor home.1 e l ,gledaymxmm at , ren: md Misa nu spent Than-'oz tha Mrs. Luxzie Ohrt home.Bhk, was Tnsldxywftamoonsnd daughters.Boone Nevrkirk is meovexing Ta lor h Mn d l y d t a mo o n l t t h a d | u s 0 h ! ¢ ° C h u ; § a h m mma n d d n u g h mr o f e v e x d m¢ g u e s t s | t I h e 1 a n R n H| n d Mrs.Pe terNie \sens t T h ' home.- y c m s m nr m u w f m mi n j my n o e x v e d hll th n lh -d l b m u m nGlindminn ana Claus home.nm-un L u -s e n v u a.lm.d-Hy at thc Victor Johnson home.Ing 1 week or so ago.w H2 5linn¢d!f::¢,:-,B . i i Cea nn e e k n the Huold|.' Gus Carl-ing ax .ul-Cnrllnn nl Cameron returned onWednesday hom nu Jef!emn.| lilnnesoh.Mrs.Qme mn wl l l l i shy two weeks mom.n Harry Walhar m d dwzllwrl, 1. Irene .md Huiorle of Hudson. S- .1D. vldwd Tuesdny night and wed- f nesday lt the Geo. Lowe homeMinsSe m Christensen drove adovrn from Lyons Friday and lll||'¢Louise Christensen 01 Elk Hex-n,lg Iowa and Misa Dagmsr Olson ac-Qmmpanied her to Omaha where they all spent the day.cThe newly organized 4~}i gi,-nfl sewingdub with Mrs. F. E. Amick'aleader,met wiul m m vxrgmialx West Wednesday afternoon.They| made laundry bags.aMlxsFlorenceWilliamsonen- 2 s .s (attained the Ladies Aid Society a t ber home in the country last. Wednesday afternoon.About 20 \ [mi xe s we re pres ent a nd the ~was spent worwg on quilts. Mre.,lE .P.Hansen,Mrs. John Sutton' of Beatrice,and Mrs.Ewre tt iMiller were rests.At fo unthi rty I a nice lun was servw ro nlll present.The Johnson Dnxg Swre and 2 Swan Printing Gompany each had x new awnings put up over their'plggcs of b iness lm week.\. suv,v wmv l uv..-_... ._Richbe Hr. and Hrs. Wm. Siewiers droneL g ~ M r . 2 . 7 % ~ t o t h e C h r i s L a r s o n h a m s s e v - nv e l hns e nnnd Ro v . n n d M n .f e n m1 l e s ws x t o f He rml n Th u n - Llfred Young and two children o! da y eve ning. lf- and ms. lnrson1ordNebere former rendenu of this vic- Mf m M K. J_ Vnn Va1inil1i\Y~Then'many friends here md lielen crlivd in Herman un-w i l l b e . s q r f ¥ w l m w - g n d .m a n u in a Pm e n s $ 3 £ ' § ' " » ' f ? ' = 1 » " ` ° w = »B r a n - 1 5 . 3 2 ° f o r ; 1 e 1 > " ¢ f o u r w e e v k : . n _ W e n .' ° §,° ; ° 5 M r s - A U M Y o u n g n n d |B o n t b t o h w s r , t h e n é g s y e n r n z d _-b .'s o n o .a n .F312 ' . ' ? . " " 3 g l e s h o n x e o g ' F E . »' ? § ? . X § ' ? § ' w » = » . J r . , h a d L b s m i s f o r t u n e ~ l i s t g r ,M r s .G .F .L o w e a n d M ; - _ f d a y t o h a v e a g a s h c u t i n h i s l e f t isieverx were Sunday vimlzon at the H Rohwer home.~ Mrs. Wm. Sievenrpent Sunday evening nt the Geo. Ohrt xhome. Sunday evening vidtors at the Henry Fischer home wen MnundMrs.Clans Mehrens and M i u Anita,and Mr. and Mrs. JohnLandis? The Misses Dorothy Sieversandlidith Cook, who have been amend- ing summer school at Boulder,Colo.s m visi ' | nn ¢vmin§u'gu¢¢t_|Mr. a nd Mrs.Fred Ahlomeysr I i d l e n Ruth Jane Rosenh d m returned Friday to her home alter spending a few days visiting her aunt, Mrs. Marlin Ltr- mn and family._ Mrs. lhrti n Inrwll was a Mon- day aflemoon saller at the CnrlRnsfnunsenhome.Mrs.H.C. Larsen and Mrs. Ed Hansenweref Sstundsy afternoon gvests. . Iand family spent Sunday eveningsf. tha Chris Peterson home. MIC and Mm Joe Jansen and wl d re n ,Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ben- son and sons and Misa Ionnetts .Gnuse picnicked together in 0ak~ land park Sunday. Dorothy Jesaen spent H o m~until Sunday eveningwith w grandmother, Mrs. Chris 'from I 'I 'na "v¢d`éu}.§'"""°"his hoe which requires several Mm.Boone Nawldrk and Miss Catherine spent Thursday withgMr. 'nd Mrs. Harold Taylor und Miss Edna Newkirk nur Ames. children m d Mus Elva _HI-URN Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor undwere 'I'w-nay evenir-z@vimors a t a nn u m and mn E l v a Hansen the Clarence Hansen home.ispent Paddy evening with How- Mns Edna Newkirk 'mum 1-he'ard Taylor.' week-end with home folks.|Mr. and Mrs.Sololnorr Barton m§°=;gg=~Wick\\'ir;e of Fremont. were Tuesday evening guests at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor and. Benson.| family and Miss Elvu Hanson spent!Monday evming guests at the* _.,new tmg friends st Sunday at the Gus Carlson home Carl Rasmussen home were:Ml'-.owe nt present.l*"'E" by'barbed "I-\'¢»whxoh re-Crawford,Neb. any from there in Arlington.»la nd Mrs.George Rasmussen and whim Emil Hansen dug n well ~ several stitches (0 be i81E1'\vnll go to Rapid City, a§4l"l.?end-,Mrs.Chris Nelson and Helen children, lit. und Mrs. Robert Ras-it his home last week he struck m it..Bob seems no have rather n wood, s. D. before returning ome retumed Monday of this weekmussen and clnldmn, Mr. and Mrs.itwo-inch flow which 'ves him ,mni ume of ir. as this is me third'More than uuee hundmd breed-.from a ten days visit wilh rela~George Kuhr.md nrte ds n well .,,i§a steadynccld-ent M S mem v~'l§hl!l !l\°,e rs of purebred hogs from Neb-.tives in Denver.,Mesdames Clarence Long,Art stream ol cool,spa rkli ng spri ng past ~ mon s.Here is h°P11\8 tass,Iowa,_M1nneso¢8.Kansas;St. Pauls Aid will meet Thurs- Peterson and Vernon Madison ofvalor.'he will not have any mare.|undl1ssourl pxcmcked Sunday on day afternoon August 7 at the H. Dmnha, spent Tuesday at the Carl Jonas Burnham was "P fmml Mr.and Lks.Nick Tlione o f q m se Lodge farm of Kern and C. Larsen home.Rasmussen home.Mr.and Mrs.nm Saturday vinung friends.B W md_H°m'Y}}°¥§2§€§»£131 l\alash_Just s°~»¢1=.vr.rj;, cnr»p»m.|nw Danish Aid wan meet Wed- .mm Kruger and fami ly of Kem n Rose !\elson of Blair, Lhe Boone Newkirk home. ~ » ~E m i n e n t O m n h n S u r g e o n ~ _~ . ~W i ddy fa v o re d fo r 1l?.'.Q F l n a r d n f Rs aevn nf enesdny afternoon, August 6 at thn nard were evening guests. Peter Toft home in Fremont.x Mrs.Kirby and Mr.and Mrs. Mrs. Martin Paulsen is nerious- Julius Pewrson were Sunday eve< ly ill in the Methodist hospital in ning guests at the H. C. Rasmmv Omaha,sen homeThesmall won o f M ,rs.Nels Guests vho helped H.C.Ras-! Paulson is quite sick."°`mussen celebrape his birthday on A" r .1|". L . f ~ " 5 ", s g ~O f t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f N c l : : : . a ! m _ Y r 2 ":. § :o m " u n o t n o u h u h u t . n u m | ' : ' \ | | 1 ~ - - - ~. . ~R e m e m b e r D r . S § d I : e s ,. G ' . : : '. : . .' f .1 2 .! ' z I a . ; : 2 c s Henry Christensen Republican Candidate for CLERK QF DISTRICT COURT Resident of County for 39 Years ~Prlmaries August I2 Your .support and valewill be appradald. Peber Nielsen were Saturday aft- ernoon guests of Mrs. Chris Paul- sen in Blair.Mr.nnd Mrs.Chris Peterson and famdy, Leslie Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Jens Krogh were among those whn enjoyed a dinner and picnic in Valley Sunday. Folks who picnicked together in Oakland Sunday were Messrs. and Mssclnmes Jack Cruwdy and MissBessie of Blair, Hans Lebbert of Bennington,(Hyde Larsen,Peter Nielscn and Andrew and Victor Johnson and Phyllis. Wednesday afbemoon guests at Mrs. .1453 S~ren~i : a nd rs.! Peter Iverson and Teseic,Miss: Igurcna Buck,Jens Iverson :mdl Nels Hansen. Jens Qlversén and Misa Laurens Buck spent Wednesday evening at the Carl Rasmussen home.Mr.[ and Mrs. Lars Rollund and family, were Sunday evening guests. Thurs duy afiernoon guests were Mesf dames Herman Rahlfs and Har-old Christensen.| Mr. and Mrs. Will Hansen spent! one evening last week at the H. C. Rasmussen home. .x r. LBERT w.5pRiCi'{ \ "3=sE.;. ~ .y.1.;.r . .. \,fi y + n *v 1t . i i i +¢F f. .rg Q 9 >... \< " § . , , » - ~~ .a 4*.';.~f»iL~.¢<~~...';¢,_;,g@ '..<:?9£4"{* .6 (I....§ . .-5 »?i." 2i | I ) ¢ : : : ::¢2"§:I.: .1 7<at/ " r ..v3. J v.:\I '-@>.#2~,.¢J* -=§¢1 ¢"§¢f}w .~Z ~~ " ~» f.¢"*f aa.. .§.sstr*. ~ : >I f a L ;~ i g § - j *:° *»~at m:`g. ~.12*1>w g~I . . ~-3..<. Q ,A g ~ c Q|LL .N *.ff. <fE § .. ~ .gg ~:J. ' ? f fl ', 5 ::.ru.¥A" "c 9 STATE HEPHESENTMNE 2 I sl 'Dl':£riC! Republican Candidate for Reaelection Bom in Washington coun- ty.For more than fifty years a resident of the county and always on the f a m. YUUH SUPPUHT WILL BE APPHEGIATEU M r .a n d M r s .~~a s -a l i a ; v . s o v m a v -u l v i .| n . § . u 0 U l A & l }u \ A l | \ | l v u t o u v ;,.m t h h e r s i s t e r M r s .O t t o 1 " 9 4 ' 5 @ " - n v e a t h a r ,b u t t h e y l e l d o f g r a m h a ' 3 f f " §` B § . ' f , f Z " ' § 0 f I » ' 2 " . ' f 2 ' § r ` " é ' 1 ' § 1 - a i !r r .C A L H O U N C l i f f o r d C l ; u s e n a n d m o t , h c r ,b e e n g o o d w h i c h h e l p s i n u m f i f e w d as [ M t w e e k .|A N D ~;M r s .A n n a C l a u s e n a n d W m .H .s p e n t . h i r a y h l i n e r v m C a r f e r a n d D m ; - _ f " " f ' " ".| S c l m u d t .e t u r n e d F r x d u y a l t e r a .T h e M i s s e s G r a c e ,B e r t h a a n d l e y o f B l a i r w e r e c a l l i n g o n H e r - |H .H .R o h w c - r a n d s i s t e r s ,M i s s s h u n v i s z t a t t h e H e n r y C l a u s e n E d i t h N e a l e l e f t M o n d a y o f t h i s ' n m n r p m i v é a n d f r i e n d s F r i d a v . . % 8 A n n a a n d E l l a r e t u r n e d M o n d a v h o r r g e f " = _ G _ 5 i § ' ° " ' H »i ! ' ~ ...| w f . Q k f o r t h e B l a c k H u m c o u n t r y They reantly metur nice vacalioll trip. teach this you at Se Dnndd Arleswotth Qiéd" frbhu 'a after a pleasant ou J mi é i i i e i i Mr. 1°{»1°W8l¥'°11 and two dnugn- for a vacation.Dudlev will summer home at Pine . Minn.ters, Masses G'¢1't1fU~d° ~ Ida of Ft. Calhoun ball team played the rotia, Nob. 1 of Lincoln, Wm. Adams rompleted the u Fort Crook, ' H w y r e p o r t e d m e n s 1 1 § 1 ' § 1 f i n d J a c k s o n v i l l e ,f l o r i d a ,a ; 1 f 1 \ w o n C h a l c o t e a m a t M i l l a r d S u n d a y , t h e W 0 8 t. ] l| ? I ~b m u r t l u y . 1 I 3 I "ii»S h o f t V l f i l t Il i .t h e ; [ ] l g S c o r e ~ ~ 1 0 4 i n f 3 V 0 r o f W m .S i e v e r s w a s a b u s i n e s s v i s ~ ' J W .T n s l u r h o m e .M r .W n l 1 . o u 1 Q ; m 1 m \ i t o r i n L i n c o l n t h c f i r s t o f t h e ' i s a b r o t h e r o f t h e l a t e J a m e s m e e k .W a l t - o n a n d d e s p i t e h i s 8 8 y e a r s o f 'n h m r n n o - h . _ |h i r .a n d M r s .E m i l I( n 1 s . o q n o n t l n g e i s f u l l o r M e a n d p e p a n d e n O R U M B R I E F S spent Sundnny at the home.He as just: course at. the camp aDieHansapofNi was sudimer guest \i»;;e'§[0n¢l».3{ .»;ea;.;i.; "ugly i3¥1T5§£'1¥!.'f*.'1£'"' bi uto. 32-ff 322|t h e E d ~ h o m e .| K l u | U I I G I I I .' u l v u l g l l . l l . I l l l E\ l . l |1 l u \ u |! ' |. | v | = u \ u | ' |~t h e G l l n l l a l ~ c g fHd n d m i l l a :- - f " = °~ . ! ' * " . | ' » ¢ I l l l l . 9 9 ~I a n n i -.~»....,. ? . 2 . .,. ,, . ,, ' F, ', 2 f. " :' ,§ . s¢ .P a u l !~~ W i l ~ Mi s s o u n Valley LGBID on we 1-i e:- ,\ :la wfu l-mea me xmns mgn o n c lu b a n ;|\a.\A¢| \j :.| ¢Y\\Immmdi a mo n d Su nd ay a.fwrnoo n,f}1f§! ' home Tugsday a ftemoon.Mrs.:C*§*°"$°=Mlc lu g u n ,W u sc on s m an d I n A r lln g b o n p l wh i c h resu lted i n a s c ore o f 7 t¢ | C n a r l e s Hesse a n d da u g hte r s Mxpn eso ta.F r o m hmEm th ey ar e n e r s we r e b r o u g roS . .A ° . . -. . . .. . £I L . .. . . i n f i n u n p \ ¢ x l F ` \ \ l I l ! D # f i l l ' t F . » i l U n §n l T h i v a n r v f n m i ? f l l | l I I ~t h ~~n o n I : n n A l uk.Basket din- ht and enjoyed at mam and cake in uf4umret-um g a me w it h Bla ir w ill b e play ed at. Bla ir Thu rsda y e ven ing o ! th i s week. Mis s An na Triple tt of Oma h a , in taking a mont, h's vacat ion from her nursing duties and is enjoying and Mrs. John 1'f»§'§1`<`if5°v2»@}¥="""é`§'{£I féavgg for their home._,.`§`°' ausu C: _A nice luncheon was served ' the'Mrs. George R0hW§l'.Sr.and "th,~ hostess.daughter,Misa cena left Satur-'=¥°"'a n .Misa Lomtta Fox of Rochester, day night on a trip to Yellowstone distance were J Minn., is visiting at. the home of park and other points of interest."""5°"M°f Igf gqr upcle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.,iIl_§h@ Wfit-.___..|n_ff2'_,_,rf{,,_?, `\A g m sized Visihurs from a Mr. and Mrs. Rob m o n t ,M r s .A l i c e ...I r!.................. . A l Wm. Ive:-sen.Mr. and Mrs. J. W.I.1»ler andMr.and Mrs.Emest Kruse at- tended a night baseball game in Omaha Tuesday evening. Mrs. Prank Keslerson and daugh ter,Lpis Ann came down from Coleridge, Wednesday lor a vima t the liarental,Frank Adams home.The ice cream social given by the Progressive ladim in connec- tion with the band concert in the park Wednmday evening proved very successful.Large prowds Donald of Omaha.` Mrs.Alice Larsen,Mrs.Opal Kruger and Donald spent Satur- day ni ght a t the L ~E.Larsenhome.'Jena Iv e rs o n wg pdnfully i n- jured Friday by falling from nhaystack.I-Ie is confined to his hed with a. broken breast bona and other severe bruises.N. J. Andersen, Miss Nana and Walter spent Monday afternoon at .,,.~ ..=., ~.due ladies were sold out of cake and ice cream in short order. not having nearly enough to serve the crowd.Mrs. M. G. Christensen and littledaughter were all day visitors at the Clemens Neuman home Wed~ uosdny. Frank E. Scott ot Florence was a pleuant visitor at the John Landis home Thursday. The Happy Hour Club met with Mrs.Henry Lorenzen Thursdayafternoon.Mrs.Wm.Iversen,Mrs.Detlef Kruse,Misses Marie Sierk and larene Tucker were guests.Cards was the diversion for the afbemoon.Prize winners were Mrs.Henry Fischer,high score,Miss llfafie Sierk, second, and Mrs. John Landis, low.The ~. 0 - ~ 3 T. >; ~ ~,;"§"11115; \t,1"'E ~\ nf7 ;.;~. 23; ,» ..;a: ~==;==;=s'¢;,. _.Ls 4,_._»W.¢..~ gg ne/"1Q1 1 ~ . . ~,; ,; > -2F4<.\~~s :~ ~ if ~.~1e¢¢>i=? =. ~ é<~~fl1 ~715%~:égfl ~ Q. l~wv 45i»=., .. ~s t;~\i<4:1 ». .,5,. .~~_ ~~ w ~ w ~.»";~;Jf y i n Y~* `5 és ~~ f f 7ff' \. p rL.I-,. .$;a;¢Zf f w f v ~¢ ,.F f ~<..»~ < .,~ ~3 , ~5. \ >3 »1 ,Q ?\ .= .gwgr». .r Q Philip O'Hanlon R E P U B L IC AN C AN D I D AT E F O R .County Attorney came up Friday ev ening to spend a couple nt w e e ks w it h h o me folks. M r .an d M r s F r a n k Ad a ms have tra de d th eir acr ea ge for t he Asmuss en pr op ert y, ow ned b y t he St at e Ba nk , an d will mov e to sa me immediate ly. Mis s Catherine F r a h m,daugh- b e r o l M r . a n d M r s . F . H . F r a h m, spo nso red a c e le b r a ti o n f o r h e r par ent s' tv mx ty- Binh we dding an- ni ver s a ry S un u ay , J u ly 2 7 .Th e r e we r e o ve r s i n y peo ple pr es en t, : ; 1 ~v Q.,I <;2:;:=g. :3 ~,y e a r s a r e s i d e n t o f t h e ~.zzag. VE:: ,f i x '.\~county and always on the-.,4 ;;:>.>.:=.» ¢ YUUH SUPPUHT WILL BE APPHEGIATEU Republican Candidate for CL ER K QF D IS TR IC T CO UR T Resident of County for 39 Years ~Prlma rie s Augus t I2 Your .support and valewill be appradald. extremely 110% a very pleasant time was enjuyed by all in their spacious home A most pleasing :Ieahzm of the afternoon was the preamoe o f M n .Dora . Frahm, mother of F. H., who is in her nintzies and M n .Hannah Bealea,mothe r o! Mrs. F. H:, wlw i s indghties.Mr. and Mn. Frahm neoelved a number of nice pres- ents in remembrance or the occa-sion.Delicious refreshmems uf angel food cake and iee cream were served.Among the out.of wwn people present were: Mr. and Mrs. Will Beales and Mr. and Mrs.Bates of Irvington, Mr. and Mrs. Aut Beades,Dr.and Mrs.E.T. Jipp of Blair and Hugh Steavensen I Omaha.o lik. and Mrs. Charles Klindt and ~uughters of Omaha, spent the I the time air. the home of her par m n i a M r u r n !M P H R S V ~ Comrades H.C.Coopef and 'i'heodore Kipp went to Tekamah Friday to attend the funerad of as civil war veteran, J.W. Codding- ton, aged 84.The road east of the \vom1§-\ Updike much in being graveled.,This is in Burt county and the cmw who were here, are doing the work.| Several members out the local Masonic lodge drove to Lincoln.Inst Tuesday afternoon and attend-: ed a meeting that evening ax which .Ivan Rutledge was raised to a Master Mason.Thom who went| mnvn 1 1I flnhnmm n R. Grav. r 1 .......... .... --.--.., ...._. .T.R.Swanson,D.W.Rutledge, Wm.and mi; Rutledgf,llenry Tndxlsen and . W. Burdie.The three innner took part in the workh&s Iauisu Christensen of Elk Hom, Iowa,is a guest. of Miss Dngmnr Olson..Miss Nellie Ellis is recovering nicely from injuria .she received lust Tuesday evening.When as- sisting wiln the chores at her home she suffered three broken ribs and had bnliaes on her body. Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Hilsingetund Mr. und Mrs. Bert Coopgr ot Teknmah, picnicked in nn Ondm park Inst Sunday..|Miss Smells Jespersen spent lan Wednesday affemoon at the E d Olson home visiting Miss Louise Christensen of Elk Hom, lows.Mrs. John Sutton of Beatrice.Neb.,is vwting at the home o!5 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wat.|Gerald Reid has gone to Omaha io work for the lwn biscuit com- rw-ny.La-st Friday, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.' Burdic had as guests for the dny,| Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meador oi, Fremont, Mr. and Mrs. Frar\kGra-'ham of Florida, Miss Phy s Maei Fritz of Fremont.,and r. and.Mm. E. W. Burdic.\ Wm.Pierce went to Co\u\c.il~ Bluffs, Iowa Saturday and visited over Sunday with his son, Howard*and ma ny.\| Marcus Kroger of Wayne, high school teacher, was in town Friday.. Marion Gillilmd had his right. hand bndy cut last Sunday when,he was closing the large garage- door.\I Ona Larson spent from Friday! until Sunday with Dickie Adamsni. Tekanuh.1 R. H. Rasmussen was in Lin/:oln| from Saturday until Tuesday on. business.IMr. and Mrs. Wm. Adams; Misa'Marie, and Doulld Aylesworth of' Lincoln, left 'hxesdny by auto foruainm i n Ohio where they will m l m m m u a w n m l j mf wwfr gi M ~ a/mi 0; ' e ~J ~. 4 6visit relliives.my wi ll mn. M r. Aiiamh'peapb at Cleveland and Sidney.They uped. to be gone three weeks.Grace Ray spent. Sunday eve-n§ng with Mr. md Mrs. Joe Cmn- smger.Supt. and Mn. Shnder andbaby were in Herman a few day' last week afwr beillz sway dum the done of school.Mr. Sha der ww 5 es n\n.lnu.u{ai O ma h a""i§'i2`iié"`a5§¢é' Webster celebrated s....rm"fh hirthdnv Wedneadav.e m eJu.y 23~wif-hlpmy at the home¢fhurgnmdpannts,M.r.andMm Fred hugett They played th! usual games and had ;b m w mme.M.rs.Rngenservedulunch m uw ma e fglks .They brought Joyoa some htgtls birthday gsmm d t h n d a y w l l l l o n g h n m e m h a d by thi sli ttle miss Hel ¢u9 s \s we nPnuy W i 1 |o n,EmmzJaan We st,Geo rg¢0wms ,ElnlmIaspemen,HIYKINY m d I d g l Allen Himu,Damt.hy S~beets,Cou|é\aI.aqWebsher,IA501ll-andlunliox .xewutar.Mi.saA.\icaStevemofBlak,wu.x <"=="=§ guest Thundly nt du ons.K i n E t l u \Bovee of Fremont '_vrl.szgu¢stg§hl:is5MAl'ieAdan'u y mM r . m d M n . N . l L B u x d i c m ¢ Zlli c ki e dma xh nws mgue s ta s xt u r d : y n n d S ml ' | I » y s t t h e B . W cK r . md Hr l - Ha r r y C o u p e r m¢ y wa re~a' M u m , s m :BUT somrrH1NG MORE. Chesté:-Edd offers r i d m m , a r o m a , ~ gwBETTER TASTE--that's the answer d1a¢'s wha: smc,l:ers get in Chamerield in full- at measure-:hu Jinvor and :roms of mellow mbamoa, exactly blended and cross-blended. Better mae, ancfmildex wo! fsG I ! ! l a n n n u h l i l u u - » " l %» _ . . . . . . l \ . . - _ m n P b n n m IBlli r. Neh Jul 31 zsso W i t h T h e C h u r c h e s A5 TOL D BY 'umm P$ \s 'ro ns mer Dlxnn, H»r°\¢l Nelson,[ Al l and Nellie M 0 Hulk, Joe l ma Delbttt and via-iton wue Marjorie and Mary Ann Hallet of Omlhx.Joel Clube, Duns1dI..ippinoottmdElmerDixon were gi v e n hi v e a nd D e l;and Nellie P a k fountain pens a s nation.TM, will vldt in Waim-loo, lon nnd then i sometimn at the OhobojiMisaGenldine Aleunder leftSatuniny for .n monLh'a visit. with xtlativu Ln Iowa.Mx.and Mx-s._ Wilbur Stnw-heCker ue ¢ni°ym¢ a vmt hom BELL CREEK VALLEY Mrs. Wm. Steavenson egg lgozmHoltmm of Fontanelle,`bed onFriday aftemorm with Hn.Wm.Hellman.~The Hvwlrd Buwe, Wm. Wilken NEBRASKA. Estauo!Cindexell.aA.Moulh'op Dema nd. .Nofiee l l hereby dv e n thatG¢°fK° w. McBride has died with the undendgnnd, County Judga of don held in Hihlmv dis recently. Mr.m d M n .Ed No ummzk u and daughzars we n guests ofhonor at a picnic given !or them 'Ihesday evening in the city park by the members of the Whatfso- ever club and their families, . The John, 'l': and Leonard Ech- es BELL CREEK VALLEY Mrs. Wm. Steavenson egg lgozm Holtmm of Fontanelle,`bed on Frida y afternoo n with Hn.Wm. Hellman.~The Hvwlrd Buwe, Wm. Wilken ing md Hen ry Pneper threshing crew and thdr families held thek annual pi mle a t the Axlington fair grounds Saturday evening. Kr. and Mrs. August Kerkho!! and sons,Stanley and Bo dne iwere Sunday evening supper guats at the home af Miss Helen Dav- ldnon in.Fmmout. Mr. and Mn. Gi lbat Ruwe and5i»uzh\¢mY"i1m= and Phyllis vis- nation.TM, will vldt in Waim-loo, lon nnd then i sometimn at the OhobojiMisaGenldine Aleunder leftSatuniny for .n monLh'a visit. with xtlativu Ln Iowa.Mx.and Mx-s._ Wilbur Stnw-heCker ue ¢ni°ym¢ a vmt hom H m l r a wef-suchgoodh p redabes very ~af themem- m¢ularae1- tlmtwhntwe ~hnnorbuqm »oved bmth~ family. who Arrived recently fromSacmgmnmCalif., for an extend-ea v im wx¢L _N¢bmk» . Na am. Mis Florence Peters is visiting this week at the home of her aunt and uncle, hir. and Mrs. Lou Melvard..'Miss M.u»i6n Killer of Sioux Falls.a D., i n v mmng a t umgy-»= o! har aunt, Mn. Jay Black~ um.'||u :l : mer Dlxnn, H»r°\¢l Nelson,[ Al l and Nellie M 0 Hulk, Joe l ma Delbttt and via-iton wue Marjorie and Mary Ann Hallet of Omlhx.Joel Clube, Duns1dI..ippinoottmdElmerDixon were gi v e n hi v e a nd D e l;and Nellie P a k fountain pens a s NEBRASKA. Emu o f Ci ndexe lh A. Monlfmp Dema nd. .Nofiee l l hereby dv e n thatG¢°fK° w. McBride has died with the undendgnnd, County Judga of Washington Cmmty, Nebraska, his _,.. don held in Hihlmv dis recently. Mr.m d M n .Ed No u mmn ku and daughzars we n guests ol'honor at a picnic given !or them 'Ihesdny evening in the city park by the members of the Whatfso- ever club and their families, . The John, Jr. and Leonard Ech-tenlmmp families and Mrs. JohnNelliePa k fountain pens a s birthday presents by Mrs. Husk. Nellie Rose Wilhm of south of Blair, was a guest hat week of Ruth Morgan at the Gwfsv Mor- gan home.Mr .and Mrs. Cass Frye, Jr. of Omaha, spent Sunday evening an the pniental, C. Fye, Sr. home. Kiss Jesse of Berman undated Mn. Clyde Fitch with hmzse work lust week when they thresbed. NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT m THE C OUNTY C OURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA. Estate of John MeQ\urde,| ceased. Notice .is hereby givan tha l e nd a t W a yne ~ re la tiv e s .Mr. and Mrs.Om Renard a n- ncunoe the birth at a daughter onWednesday, July 28rd at the Meth- odist lwspilnl m Omalm. §'}h",§ ';h""*nry Reckmeyer an ters,saes and Luella left I~`rid:y for n va» camm trip w the Blnck Hills andperhapsintoWyoming. 'ndjmmumnndi -,.,"7`?.&'£a...Allelnlmsnotfiled or bdoxe the 10th day of No Mber, 1980, will be foraver bmed.Dabed .this nm dl? ot,Ju: 1980.(SEAL)1. C. ELLER,26-4t Co\mty Ju~me Bute o f Ci ndere lla A. Mold- tmp deaued, and mndo an appli- cation for find adminintrationnnd discharge, and for the asdgnment of naddne of estate to auch other persona as am by law entitled wthe same,s ndlhnv eas tt.be2 2nd day ot August, 1980, ni 10 o'c1ock A. M. sm my olliee hrslid County ) Cum s'nAN CHURCH A. J. Hamm, Pastor Bible School, 10 A. M. Moming Worship, 11 A. M. Gufistian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. Preaching, 8:00 P. M-Mid~week meeting Wedneadly, 8:00 p..m.Sunqay was _a good day 'i°""": Gilford Garner and onff, who have been wsu. um children The p u w r app much the laithlulna herb in keeping mx vices up in such wa) call 1 Summer Slumvery noiiceable. "WlexeIom mg, E L t r i i l g i t w a s t h e w a r m e s t , a n y o x fg='»=»u c y o u u m u u u r" * "*- - - A - . . .. . | . . . . - » | : n n Itheyear,temperature uns ae-greee At the morning service 2010 verses of oalpuue were re- ported reed.We ere trurtinx that next Sunday the tempersture will be lower and the percent of attend ance higher. :_ .n.u>'ns'r CHURCH L. J. Moran, Plsmr Sunday Sehod, 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship, 11 A. M.Evening service, 8:00 P. M.PPrayer service Wednesday, 8:00 M.1nrd'a Supper at the dose of the Sunday morning service. Crowell Home sewice, 3:W. Our Sunday services were about normal in stlendnnee and interest. Last week's Prayer Meeting waswell attended.The interest was fine.Comm and enjoy at least one cd these Mid-week services.Our Crusaders Band had a. busy afternoon lust Friday.They met at the church at 2:00 and spent two hours in study and hand work. They were then taken to North Park where they had a picnic and lunch together.We enjoyed |$lny~ ing with the children and watch- ing them ent buns, weiners and watermelon.There were thirtypresent.Specinl mention should be made of Fern Nicholson,Mrs. ALONG THE BOTTOM ROAD Mr.and Mrs. J. W.Simonsen and children Blended the icnlcSundayoftheFirst1..¢£..... church of Bldr,held south of Blnlr. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conety were Tuesday evening visitors with the A. E. Dixon family. Mrs. Rose Sears a nd M n.F. Muller and son, Delnnd spent Sat- urday afternoon with Mrs. Clyde Meguer.mwu y l s a www;rn w e v - - -_*he L ord, in an mud: u ye km?tha t y o urlabo rinthelnwrdi nno t i n CONGREGATIONAL c nmwn A.F. Newell.P u m - (lhurch school a t 10 o'c1oc\¢, Ann.. Supl. Ray Krogh in ¢\llr8¢~ At this session announcement will be made eonecrnlng lha plans of the school lor the rest ol Auguat There will be no preaching eer- vlce during A\18'l18*~ FIRST METHOD IS T c a nn o n Carl Brder, Pastor Friday, 7:80 P. NL-Meeting of Official Board.8:W P. M.-L . Dramatic rehearsal.Sunday, August Std: 10 A. M.'Thur-eh School.11 A. M.-Morning worship. Sub ject: "The Mystic Mountain". Sw cial music.Cordinl welcome. 7:00 P. M.--E. L. Prelude 7:15 P. M.-Sunset Service o nlawn.Orchestra; cld hymns. .Sulr ject: "A Seaside Romance".Joinyour friends in this refreshing service.Other special announcements at Sunday services. 7 : 8 0 P .M . - M i d - w e e k s e r v i c e . \ uma Snturdzy ./ Floyd Clarke was lielpin at the T. Wakefield, Sr. home T urudny n n n y . v i nevetors withMr. md lf.. *F. Moller were Mr. Ind Mn. Prentice Smith and Mrs. Rosa Sears. Mrs.T. K. Iverson and three children were Tuesdnymlfernoon vudoors mth Mrs. R. M. Iverson. Miss Sadie Crlnk of Washington wnnv ls 'lto rwi t.hthe A.E.Di xo n5;-=»v Irom Saturdny untll Mon- y.|Mrs. James Sorenson and son,hmmm .ra ......n.. .J n|.:-...A .:.._ \\YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE AP'PRECIA TED FRED GUYER 'RepublicanCandidatefor County Treasurer (D¢w¢y County Treasura for Put Three Yann) 'PrlmarlesAng. /2, 1930 Your vote and supportsolicited andappvwlald. wax-kin:for Elmer Andmuen,near Kennud. came home Thun- day w the J. W. Simnnsen home asll r.Andreassn needed hi m no longer.Sam Steele #g= rented the Geo. Beard 180 acre and i l plo wi ng the stubble land :lor next y ur 's dv r-J. S. Comty tn Onmlu onW e d n e s d a y # m n to see his nls tu, Mrs. Elmer W hi te o ! Wv berlno at the Lor& Lire: hospital where she is qum ill. Mt.and Mrs. Bm Me ad Andtwo nhlldmn of Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, who vmma several days among relatives in Idwa., came on Saturday to the Fred Hurdum home.NM R ! non. atbended a nail curl~' con- yélltion last week u HUT-i231 ~Gugmz Sunday at the F.M. I I Fashion Center $10 Silk Dresses am now $3-75:$15 Silk Dresses are now $6.75;$20 Silk Dresses are now $9.75..28-lt Saturday evening este of Mr.and Mrs. Kenneth ? 'ym _ Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conety and Mr. and Mrs Wilbur County spent YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE AP'PRECIA TED FRED GUYER ,. s. A. Pedenson.Her guests were Ada and Ruth Woemer,Beixy Mushadl,Helen Brmi mr,Helen Hart, Ethel and Mary Miller, Bobby Lloyd, xexm Vail, Richard Cady, Lyle Christensen, Russell Peterson Myron Newell,Ge nld Pederson md E d w a r d ml m. C. G. Marshall was named pres- irleut o! the retail nurse:-ymufa aa- sodntlon at the natlonnl conven- as hostess.Various card games afforded entertainment to tl! fol- lowing guests: Misses Helen Bren-izer uf Hollendale, Maine, a house guest. of Betty, Catherine HoughofCouncil Bluffs,Ruth Rainbolt of Mi ami, Fm. Edjq, and Muriel Plugge,Mary and Ethel Miller,Dorothea Pedersen and Helen Han; Messrs.Keith Vail of Lincoln, Lyle Christensen of Wg; Bobby Lloyd of Omaha,Rich Cady. Edward Do}an,b u t Echoen- kamp,Julian J inch,GeraldPaiersen,Howard Marshall and Russell Peterson.The following evening (wednesdny)M i n Dm'- ~~»~~\.~;:~\..| : Walter Southwell md family of Lyons. Elmer Peters of Omaha,came mn Thursday evening and spent Fri day at the ho me o f his pa n ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters. George Carlson ol Omalu,en-joyed a week's vnmtiun week visiting his parents, Mr. nndMn. Gus Carlson. Mrs. Harold Grove spent a part of_la.st week i n O m a h a , ~ friends and xelativen.Arlington younger set' enjoyed ryvv parties last week, onrnt the Mrs. Mary Conety and grandchil-dren.Mrs. Cass Frye -pen Wednesday evening with Mrs. Clyde Metzler. Mrs. Mex-gnret Ivereon,,Wllland Pearl, and Vera Mae of Blair were out Wednesday for sup r with the R.M.Iverson f S dl.ymorningtheyle ft f i r é 'J 'm, W I1.to vhdt Ea rl Iverson and yA. A.Ande rs on a nd s on, nmofTe h mi h m d Sunday dh-mer with Mr. and Mrs, Fritz Muller. Mr.and Mrs.Clifton Anderson md children were afternoon guests Mr. and M n .C.B. Bunn and Mr. and Mrs.Byron Bunn and children spent Fridxy evening with Mr. and Mn. Opel Reeves. Gram R-ly helped Min Ida Luen- inghoener cooking for threshers ldet week.Mr. and Mrs. Loran Lnymnn and children : p mt Tuendzy a t the Herschel Ley mm ho me west of Hemmn, when they threahed. Mr .n nd Mr s . M . B . Ty e o n of Omaha, brought Mrs. Frank Pitner und spent Sunday with F u n d sMehrenn at the home at the lat-ter at Blur._Mm Pitur returned bo Omaha. as she is convnlesdng at the home o l her daughter, Mrs. Tyson. Mrs. Lars Padsen with her son, James and wife, and daughter, Anna drove to Elkhorn, Iowa Sun~ day to vddt her sister and other relatives and remained untilTues- day. County Treasurer 'prfrnarfes Ang. 12, 1930 rock and somerset party at the | | 1||J U l . Ruwe's. Mn. He rma n ldlma n o t Win!- low spent Friday afternoon nt Mm Mi nni e lnllma n'| . John Niebnnm and Wm. Willam- ing left Sunday morning o n n business trip to Cheyenne county. John and Leonard Echtaaknmp and families 'spent h e w e e k d l i with relatives nt Wnyne. H.R.Sbeavenmn o!o mh g . Spent Saturday evaning with hm son,Wm. Stenvenson and Mrs. Sbeavanson.A large crowd from here wok in the show at- Arlington Satur- dny evening.The Fontanelle Luther 142881-\° mgets Friday evening for 'Haw mynthly meeting. nma July ~, xsao.(SEAL)I. C. E1-1-ER,as-4:county Judge. Tuesday for a month'a vacation, t-ob\3s §:e ntinpd.nt8 inohiov i8-ifi n~na tiv us ._ af his daughter, Mrs. H.C.Mc- Clellan.- Mr.and Mrs. Inu'Miller and daughier, Ethel left Friday for a Fashion Center $10 Silk Dresses are now 5835;$15 Silk Dresses are now $6.'15;$20 Silk Dresses are now $9.75.28-It Your vote and supportsolicited andappvwlald. r Hugh J. Codke Republican Candldzpe for Nofncn OF FINAL REPORT A. c. Dem, Attamey:N 'mn COUNTY COURT OFw».smNG'roN COUNTY, '~1. MARCUS BECK Republican Candidate for Re-Eleqtion /» Clerk of District Court YOUR SUPPORT AT THB PRIMARY s u m m o nAUGUST IZ WILL BE HIGHLY .4Px>aEcrA'rEn Millard because of the non-appear ance of some of the Arlingtonplayers. Mr. and Mrs. Q A. Menking and daughter returned home the fin! o f f - h e w a e k f r o m t h w t t i p fo Snyder, Colo. Hmry Rnsenldlde hav convertedthe nonh pan of his bric k re si- dence into A very cozy,modem apartment, which when completed, will be occupied by Mr. Bud Mrs. Clifford Decker.Ham-y is doing all the work at remodeling. The workmen an ug-aiu busy at _.. shoe ~I ~rammed a ~ w NOTICE .A. c. De be l, Atwrmy. COUNTY mum, W ASHHIGTTJ N COUNTY, NEBRASKA.Estate (rl Chris K. Johnson, De- ceased. Notice is given w the cmdlwrs ho nppear before me lt the County Court room. in Blair, Nebruka, on the 8th day of August, 1980, and on the 101.11 dny of November, 1980, for the purpose of amm- children are u i n the H Reckmmyer home uring their ab- sence, on their vxcation. U m m ~ a n d h i s m n ? e r , .t spentday evening vidting at the 1,38 gfggd Mn. J e nni e Ofle n ho mo u m i n m y l f u m o f o m b . , i s spending several days with his %v-rgndpaxenfs, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. 1L; féhe M3 511 m e * the par ternoon 'defeated ,gém.m.1 AnLING1'oN NOTES George hws o n o f New YorkCity was the guest the plat week of Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Lawson.Miss Marie Lawson of David City, Ne h.wa s a ls o ho me .ns wa s Mrs . E. L. Damon md children of Omn- hn.Mr. and Mrs. Lawson enjoyed having their family together once more.Mn. Jessie Lloyd md sou, Babb came out fro m Omahs lan :f o r nf e w da y s y i mR x tt . h e J . D . Neweom homa Miss Marion Edwards,who is employed at the telephone office, enjoyed a vlee k'| ve ntion l m week.'.The Missa Dewilx oi Ni cke r- so nwe xe c nlllnglnArllng\'.o no n lnlt Tuesday.Hina Ruth Ant:-umreturned with them lor a few days vidt the o! Misa Tereu. Misa Ludwig returned re- centlly from Scribne r when she had been the guest of her sister, Mrs, Arthur Whltlow. Hrs. Fred lhsbera of Bhir, en- tertained at a sho wer but Wed- nesday, honoring Mrs. Paul Maa- ters.Those attending from herewere Mesdames LeRoy and LorenMasters, Mrs.Will Adams,Mrs. Tom Fowler and daughber,Miss HelenM. E. Winner, returned 'hesdny evening from Grand Island, coming by way ol Lincoln where he atf tended a dealers' convention of the Majestic Radio Ca. v .s.Charles ~recently n n ; Harry C. Blaco corner will be much improved. me ~undersigned.s w m CmryJudge of Washington County, Neb- nalm, her final report as gamm- n m m a t h e e s t a h o f John ..| |application for i n d ld-\nhil¥1'l~ dom Ind di=¢l1ll'¥°, \md for tha assi gnme nt of reddne o f uhh w s u c h o t h e r p e n o n n u s r e b y l u l e n d t l e d w t l n s a m m i l u n set the 8th dny o f A 1980»at 10 o'clock A. M. nt ofiee in said county for the hearing- thas- af.Dated Juli' 10111, 1930.1 (SEAL)c. nspsr.. 26~a¢Spmla! County~J\1ds\- e I " mr. ann mrs. A- w. umrne annchildren spent Sunday afternoon atthe Chnrles Hunk home. Miss F1orence1'Dixon wu a Sun- day afternoon visitor with Miss Elizabeth have at the Joe Love home near Orum.Mr. and Mrs. Gene Freeman ofHerman, were visiting Friday aft- ernoon at the Cass Frye home.Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Mathews and daughter, Maxine and niece, Betty Wilson of Albion, Neb., droveto lincoln Sunday afternoon to visit their son, Harland, who is attend- ing summer school._ Mrs.Loran Layman and chil- dren spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. W. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray and Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iverson and chil- dren were Tuesday evening vis- itorsxwiur Mrs.Margaret Iverson -......... v. mm-A wr nuns, mm mrwr. Mrs. Martin Bertelsm of Burr were Friday afternoon visitors with Mrs. Robert Widener. Mr.andihirs. Loran Layman and children spent Sunday at Ar- izona with Mrs. Ellen Laymnn. The Kindred Meny Makers Club was entertained Thursday aller-noon by Mrs. Clyde Metzler.Mrs.Fred lbxy was a visitor.A word contest wns tried by the ladies.The president appointed for the purchasing mmmittee: Mrs. J. S. Conety, Mrs. W. J. Boite and Mrs.Sam Steele; for the vdsinng corn~ mi me ,Mrs.George Hain and Mm. Joe Bandur; and the flowercommitwe, Mrs. Oparl Reeves. Mrs. Metzler served sandwiches, pickles, fruit salad,. coffee and ice tea.Angust 17th Mrs. Tom Wake- lxeld will be hostess. u¢-,.=..=_.,-....L.__." _-_and amily of Blair.C Beard is driving a new :fo r Ford sedan which she pur- l_...... _ - ._ n \ _-Bus scmanULE Southbound 11:00 A. M. 2:00 P. H.5:00 P. ll. s a s r. K Northbound 9:00 A. M.12:00 A. M. 8:00 ,p_ M.):15 P. M. Mrs. Don Metzler, has been quite sink the past,week and friends ure hoping for her speedy recovery To honor the birth anniversary of her husband, Mrs. W. J. Bollw entzertained Sunday at a fa mi lyreunion ax their home.The guests were Mr.and Mrs. James Mackand four children of Logan, Iowa, Mr. ann Mrs. Herman Dohse and . w w w w . . M r s . w e ~ \ and spent Sunday with FundsMehxenn at the home at the lab-tzr at Blur._Mm Pitur returned bo Omaha. as she is convnlesdng at the home o l her daughter, Mrs. Tyson. Mrs. Lan Paulsen with her son,James and wife, and daughter, Anna drove to Elkhorn, Iowa Sun~ day to vddt her sister and other relatives and mmalned untilTues- day. \\YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL BE AP'PRECIA TED FRED GUYER 'RepublicanCandidatefor County Treasurer (D¢w¢y County Treasura for Put Three Yann) 'PrlmarlesAng. /2, 1930 THE HACK SAW ::v.»' I There are very few people who don't think they could nm your business better than you can.And they may be rlghtl Mrs. Chas. Rasmus- sen of Orum bought a two-hole electric plate. and surely ap- p i e d a m i t during (this hot weather. Electric appliances of all kinds is a won- derful help and com- font. ,_. A Luge colored lady appeared i n couit v o n u n m 5 lhir, Nebraska, July 31, 1930 NUMBER 12 n g w ~;»|~ I C. John Nelson Republicanoandldalcfor re-nomblallon County Cqmmissioner District Number 2 subject to the will of the voters at the primary election Aug. 12 lhave served the public in this capacity for the past four years and am asking to be returned to the office for another term.aged."Huw d i d i t happen?"she wa s asked.. "To fell you de tmf, |} I g ly kicked in dé face =|.. textained at a sho wer but Wed- nesday, honoring Mrs. Paul Maa- ters.Those attending from hemwere Mesdames LeRoy and LorenMasters, Mrs.Will Adams,M n . Tom Fowler and daughber,Miss Helen. M. E. Winner, mturned 'hesdny evening from Grand Island, coming by way ol Lincoln where he atf tended a dealers' convention of the Majestic Radio Ca. v .s.Chnrlu ~recently "Oh, look mother, a chicken in bloom", cried out a little girl as she passed the John Compton place and spied the peacock In the yard. The Model 99-0ne M i n u t e Electric Washer,with its pleadng eolors, full porcelain enameled tub,balloon rollers a n d Wiestinglmuae motor makes it the outstanding washing machine value o n the market. of his daughter,Mrs. H.C.Mc Clellan.- l i PETERSEN HARDWARE are now ~ » ;A Sill: Dresses Mr.and Mrs. L°u,Miller and me now $9.75..28-1t daughte r, arm le ft Fri day fo r a . . , . . Blair, Nebnsh "How did your fath- er die?" "Father was taking the principal pvt in a public function and the plafttorm gave way." W i fe t o ndmr, a s he starts to funeral, "Now don'!sta-nd with your bear head on the damn ground! 'The newspaper man says every business needs advertising. But the bootlegger seems da get adonwithoutie,g goes to show that if -.=»_~people _wn.ut,the~ will get it adverEs- ing or not, Heard in every home dishes a r e ready You can help wiPe I C. John Nelson Republicanoandldalcfor re-nomblallon County Cqmmissioner District Number 2 subject to the will of the voters at the primary election Aug. 12 lhave served the public in this capacity for the past four years and am asking to be returned to the office for another term. Harry C. Blaco Republican Candidate c o u m s s l o n n n O F I S T . No ; 2 u I have served in this capacity and know the work. Your support end vote solicited and appreciated.. .Primaries August 12tl'i v o n u n m 5 lhir, Nebraska, July 31, 1930 NUMBER 12 There are very few people who don't think they could nm your business better than you can.And they may be rlghtl Mrs. Chas. Rasmus- sen of Orum bought a two-hole electric plate. and surely ap- p i e d a m i t during (this hot weather. Electric appliances of all kinds is a won- derful help and com- font. ,_. A Luge colored lady appeared i n couit aged."Huw d i d i t happen?"she wa s asked.. "To fell you de tmf, To The Voters |} I g ly kicked in dé face =|.. I am a candidate for the nomination for County Commissioner on_the Re- publican ticket for 'Commlssioner District number 2. Born and raised in Grant township, a farmer all my life, but now a red- dent df Blair. Ii elected I will strive to work for the interests of the mublic in every ay and will care or the county's usmess as carefully as I would my Henry W. Meierhenry "Oh, look mother, a chicken in bloom", cried out a little girl as she passed the John Compton place and spied the peacock In the yard. The Model 99-0ne M i n u t e Electric Washer,with its pleadng eolors, full porcelain enameled tub,balloon rollers a n d Wiestinglmuae motor makes it the outstanding washing machine value o n the market. PETERSEN HARDWARE Free 'ficket Republican oandldalefor re-nomblallon County Cqmmissioner District Number 2 subject to the will of the voters at the primary election Aug. 12 llxave served the public in this capacity for the past four years and am asking to be returned to the office for another term. 0n'Saturday, August 2, we will with each dollar purchase of groceries give a ticket worth five cents at our lce Cream and Root Beer stand just east of the store.e 0 N o r t h S i d e S t o r e Phone 113 or 114 `Jens Nielsen, Proprietor "How did your fath- er die?" "Father was taking the principal pvt in a public function and the plafttorm gave way." W i fe t o ndmr, a s he starts to funeral, "Now don'!sta-nd with your bear head on the damn ground! 'The newspaper man says every business needs advertising. But the bootlegger seems da get adonwithoutie,g goes to show that if -.=»_~people _wn.ut,the~ will get it adverEs- ing or not, Heard in every home flrishes a r e ~ x and four children, Harry, Amen,Hmrnl nnd l;nnn all of Elkhorn. Neb., Lk. and Mrs. Albert Dohse and children -pf Gretna, and Mr. and Mrs. Emi1Sc1humnnn and childof Bennington." Mx.a ndMra .A.W .C1 a rke a nd children were guests of the L. L. Layman family Sunday evening when they enjoyed home-made ice mmc u s B E C K no mmn AB STRACTEB Office in llnyla Bldg. -:h un E 1 1 x -___lcrexmTHE EAT SHOP "EEE Ruth Lippincott was a din-r c. Rm. Pmpriatar ner ess as the A. E. Dixon homenuMau, an can Sumy. ent Mm F. Muller and Leland snentSatisfactory ServiceCoarteoun Tnahnaut i nm do or use Enterprise omni xx F Dr. Norman K. Rathmaln o o g r o g m l s r ver r D C .a mi . . m. .1 £ l 'o Evenings by Appointmég: xx CARL SCKMIUT lnmnne e Real Fatah and Loan!Oiioe in Stata Bank Bldg. i l l .. _ _. x _ . _ _ .._....DR. w. EXHEMPHIL L DENTIST boosted in newHo me Thn l i t -a m r . m a n n I x xBL AIR ABS 'l 'RAg| ° & mm COMPANY Bonded Abstnctcr g PHONE 1srm: B ldg.m r . N e l l n a h l Friday afternoon with Mrs. ByronBeard and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pikeof Blair were adso guests than of their daughter, Mrs. Beard. Mrs. George Fnckler helped her daughber, Mrs. Earl Petersm westof Herman with eooldng for thresh era Saturday.Lk. and Mrs. Peb- eraen spent Sunday with the Fuck- lers as it was Mr.Petersexfs birthday..Miss Kathryn Healey of Blair,returned to her home S\}ndny air,- er 'helping her sister,Mrs. Don Metzler last week with wokinx for thxeshers. yitanley Truhlaen oi Herman, spent Wednesday and that night with Paul Tyson at tha Harry Tyson home.Riverview 4-H Health Club metFridayaliaernoon at the school house with thirteen members pres- ent and Miss Bessie Morgan, vis-itor.They had A tooth-bruahdrill conducted by the leader.Angus! 8th will be the naxf meeting. The Misses Sadie Cr-ink and Florence Dixon spent Saturday evening with Mrs. c. H, Blanchard of mn co unty.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tywn andPaul, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tysox I QWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllhg ~___=___=_____=_=__= THE HACK SAW v o n u n m 5 lhir, Nebraska, July 31, 1930 NUMBER 12 There are very few people who don't think they could nm your business better than you can.And they may be rlghtl Mrs. Chas. Rasmus- sen of Orum bought a two-hole electric plate. and surely ap- p i e d a m i t during (this hot weather. Electric appliances of all kinds is a won- derful help and com- font. ,_. A Luge colored lady appeared i n couit aged."Huw d i d i t happen?"she wa s asked.. "To fell you de tmf, ly~kie ~ in d~ face by a gemmen friend! "Oh, look mother, a chicken in bloom", cried out a little girl as she passed the John Compton place and spied the peacock In the yard. The Model 99-0ne M i n u t e Electric Washer,with its pleadng eolors, full porcelain enameled tub,balloon rollers a n d Wiestinglmuae motor makes it the outstanding washing machine value o n the market. PETERSEN HARDWARE Blair, Nebnsh "How did your fath- er die?" "Father was taking the principal pvt in a public function and the plafttorm gave way." W i fe t o ndmr, a s he starts to funeral, "Now don'!sta-nd with your bear head on the damn ground! 'The newspaper man says every business needs advertising. But the bootlegger seems da get adonwithoutie,g goes to show that if -.=»_~people _wn.ut,the~ will get it adverEs- ing or not, Heard in every home dishes a r e éway. You can help wipe them." Republican oandldalefor re-nomblallon County Cqmmissioner District Number 2 subject to the will of the voters at the primary election Aug. 12 llxave served the public in this capacity for the past four years and am asking to be returned to the office for another term. coumsslonnn OF IST. No; 2 u I have served in this capacity and know the work. Your support :ind vote solicited and appreciated.. .Primaries August 12tl'i \ i | | r 4 __:: \ ' S - s a . ; - .a g I l - . U I Q , .~_.,<_..,. Greased in 30 Minutes Every working part of your car is tlior-_ oughly greased by our high pressure system that forces necessary grease into inaccess- ible and hidden parts.Cars serviced hem leave our racks properly greased.. . . .no guess work about it. GREASE IS CHEAPER 5~ THAN REPAIR BILLS f!"" BRING YOUR CAR HERE ~ Marathon Filling Station ooxmmt ann & wAsmNc'roN mmsumm nucgn, mpumf E: :EE E g .E E E e== ==_ -E=..-: ====E5 E and Gladys Baker attended a. Iam-ilv 1-enniun dinner Sunday at the DR. EDWIN T. JIPPDentlltI - B AY s m v x c n Offices in Shu: Bank Phone 298 x m-»f"§$ =. \ \ ---TRAIN s c mmu1 .n_ ;5mB »i"M;_ um 'nm' Walter Mr. and Mn. George Hain and Virginia g f "Sunday 5-;\== guests o l r.and tex Appleby ol ose Hill distlzt._ Mrs. F.udlsr and son, Lelanu spent Wednesday afternoon w m Mrs. Fmd Hurdnm. Chicago 8: Nnrihvrutern Halma!West,-8:35 un. daily. EMU-6:10 pm daily- C. St. P.. M. B OmlllN rthbo domn'l:16 mn. daily uuept Bxmdly. 2:52 p.m. daily ===;~;5~ SWIG!!- 7:52 mm. Bvmdny y.Southbound12:85 pm. daily unspt Bwfllv- SN v m. dai ly - Thu Cheerful He.lg§:hC\x.sa oi the Pla unf.View y achodotwhic hbirs . C.H\1» ki| tzu.he t had a surprise party Friday eve nin n t h e f o r mp f a weinmr o g t or Joel Cla:-ke'| birtbdnx at the A. W . (J uke hmm.T111 membaa Attanding beddea ¢.heiJteacher were Willard and Meredit! Iverson,Inn md L lo yd llene ke Donald Lippincott, huns mn En .. r f r \ k ._. mm. Nebnllrl. Jdy 81, 1980 A O B N A . m o m s ;u m m I S S U E D m m ! ' r a u n s n n W rlc e pa Yo u 81.50 'Entered u |eon1d~elas| mutterxc the pocmflioa at Blair, Nelm, under the A a out Co ng nu a t la t c h s , mo . T H E E N T E R P R I S E " "»¢ff".§'2\'°f"u§ '" Fre e mnn w . 5 " $ ? ...,.\ "'?`.,..1"'E°|'.'L3 ' A , , , , \ e » , , ~ " Q S " u . S . S .nm on und mu, Hr. and Mrs. Arthur An-dersm und baby attended | fnmily reunion Sunday ut Fred Ander- sen'a in honor uf Mn. Anderaen's bi ru my .Mutha Haier was u Sazurdqy alternoan visitor at the Chris Mutthlenen home at Blair.Mr. and Mrs. Chu. Paulson and family visited relatives in Olk land Sundry.._ |¢here in the nfhemoon. Mr.l ml M n .Hurley Apploby and children were Sundoy visitors at the liovwurd Appleby home. Mr. md Mn. Harold French and cblldnu visifed at Clnrence Hm- san's Sundry afternoon.George Lune, Jr. of Norfolk hu bean spending several days vim-,ln at John Petersafa.H 'i and Mrs. Clemens Willinm- which . Andersoafr huzlqand ig ltationed. We have received word iron: Rev . Emu Fletcher, who lr vi l-itlng hi l dnughler ln Chxtealf, ldnho, that he in hnvllig 1 |plen~| did time and hu lllle n verymuchin love with that country.W e a " ghd to kno w he is wévyinz him- self and are loo king fofwlrd to his return. ar.n ; ldi lle r droye up from spprov eu md that f m same be ordered published an requirod by law.On roll mn, Bigelow, Crow- dy;Hundnhl, Jensen, Moore, Me~ Kxy. Schmidt und Roberta voting 'AYE', the motion carried. ~ and somaoa, that Fire Chi Schelfler be authorized to purchlse 600 feet of tire hose, the price on name m b e s ms per foot.On roll call, Bigelow, Crow- dy,Hundahl,Jensen,Moore Mc- ing ul ldjovurud.All Co\mdl~.Hr. and Mn. Muk Duty md n 1 1°tweaks.men pnaent voting 'AYE',the Betty,and M i n Beuhh Roberuf12-m§l;f,|T::°wi§ 2°'€L"BJL»¢, Kan- oti ctrried.m on ,-_':.';"..':'32 '."3 2":',;°;"".:=£L -2 'a» - on Fridny bm. wsu re turn to Mayor. Attest:c. E. Kraune, city Clerk. Minn. for n. short vacativn. W.W.Ph u i z and h mi l y of Kipp, Kansas drove up last Sun~ day for K visit at the M.E. Blw for his funily labor. Misses Rosalie and B e n d ~ Foley went to Macy, Neb. to vm friends last Friday and Samrday Mr. and Mn. Paul Broderaon ofsen, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Peteraen'U}"m mommy °Y°""?5 to visit |.K8Y» Schmidt and Roberts votingl'\vn\¢rr ¢n\anaivlniinn In » .m-ma near Nickerson visited at Ea-\'\|visited Sunday at Theo. William-|h|<E_a""'f'¢_Mf5;_ S?d'? Llchty.'AYE2 the motion carriai. \ALREADYmc . ,........,........ . . - . _ _ _an apen weount.The names os! mhscriberl will be lnstm§ly xe-mo v e lfrmna ur mni l hgli s tnt thz nqnntiun ol tha time paid io! if the publiahen be notified; other- Thompson's Thursday evening.|sen'n.X Mrs.Marian Denman,Leonaand Elizabeth Hansen and Madamand Florence Wllliamsen visited an John Taylar'g Thursday afbernoou. Fashion (fenter sw snk Dresses are now $3.76;$15 Silk Dresses are now$6.'75;$20 Silk Dresses n/me the subscription will nmnin are now $9.76.28-ItHfnrm nt the deni lmnud mb-Fashiun Center $10 Silk Dresses M a ;e;-1,,:.:;::°.,,~;4 ~ ~ M w a t e r will »_mzun be la i d onCe n\cr t imivegacnd some Lune vxsung rel |"°"" from From, :t w u a r x g Dr. and Mrs. John Grant Shick Mqved and seconded, um this pe reurned Sat§1rday_ alter spending tlhon be received and placed on tv.o ~ x n l l h n p l s a n a Wxs-ille and that the nmswrgg 1%Gentlemen 'Qi I§;,"""""'Eér 1"'§2d.§-.id thazrymzge cuuib YORK CREEK NE hom are made 9. part of the con-Mr and Mrs. Alma smmenbetween the publisher and,,u.....:..-. ..n............... .usuuxsm vnuu reuluves. ur. smck ana z men P193 DQ installed UsWSare rmw 53375;$15 Sflk D'""5'drove an:§: Oldsmobile coach'give these petitioners thasen'ic¢ are now $6.'l5;$20 Sllk Dx1esSes|h¢;me from the lacmry anrhe l asked for.All Councilman ples are new $9.75.23~1¢preny proud of it. The Home folks ant and voting 'AYE', the mbtionrapd~ Dr. and Mrs, Shck and arelcan-;ed_3 §',,""B E N C H N o r m s glad ey are home agmn.1 A commnnirnhm, ,,-_ n.,.*na. JN e a r l y 2 0 0 n e w f a l l p a t t e r n s f o r y o u r i n s p e c t i o n .C o u n t y F a i r ,f a l l o p e n i n g s ,s c h o o l ,a l l t h o s e t h i n g s w h i c h c a l l f o r b e t t e | ' a p p e a r a n c e ,a r e n e a r l y h e r e .M A C Y C l o t h e s o f f e f e d t o y o u L _ .A 1-|)i~.2 we re mu u u u y zuutuluua11'Iitor s at. the Lor en J e nsen hor uxf,LslnE NEWS OF GARDNER. DISTRICT Mrs.John Rngen accompanied I z " " ` T ' T " " " f '\"=§:\»|=:Mrs. Jens Jensen of Blah' to Oma-Mr.and Mrs.Francis HerHng.5 - PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCHiA"t3ny glvmg hxs 9pim°'5 ul 'f`"' lm Wednesday.`,and son of Modnle,Iowa spent'QRUAI »¢;'_'d Q e exPF'd"'°r°of ClflvMr. and Mrs. Elmer 'Thane a.nd|Saturday mm Sllmlay vidting with P, J. Bemensen. Pastor r n s or "d?'°"'""K purposes ul sons visited at the Viggo Hansen Mr.and Mrs.Ted Olinger._,connection wlm _ the Pmposul on home near Winslow Tuesday eve-Mr. and Mrs.Louie Tank and Sunday School at 10 A.M.the sale of the hght. pl z or an._.,_|_.._: uy Auvance uleaners assure the utmost in appearance vhlue. # " ' 1 . . . . . . . . . . !» ..¢.. Mr s .F r e d An d er s He r man , sp e n t Tu es d n .her br ot h er ,J .L .I fn r n ily . Ma r g a r e t L md e n " l . > " ¢»S . .n n n l n f on of ncar'ning»\y night with]Mr.and M1 ?ebersen and,family mature {De lo1 es of Lgwemo nt, we re S u n u p y E mn i n g s e r v i c e a t 8 P .M ,i pan wereor y arns read rs.F r e d K u b i e and - dinner gu e sts a t t h e Cl a r k L I P '.1i.rsc '.lhu1'sday i n A u g u s t,the g Seconded,thus la tte r ed to Va lle y ,Ne b . | p i n c o tt ho me .L a d i e s ' A i d m e e ts wi t h Mr s . H n a n d P\B»C€'d o n flie . .M ved am be a fed A11 nm...-al.Wcwlens ' QL-|-'.'!'ail;§~§ng SUIT Q.OVERCOAT -TOP COAT -TUXEDO Tweeds, Browns, Blues, Blacks Fancy or Plain All at one low price.Come in, inspect these woolens or call e a r l Su n d a evc ni n a n d s n t l M r a n d Mr s .A u t Sc he uvel _ " " ' "" " ' " 'Y ._Y 8 P9 -EUS La rs en .atte nd ed n *h§,f'"==11°¢ §'~'=""g='=K°\ {f an d db a by of F r emo nt,hpentnwed-__ h ousin,r.a n d rs.m e s t . o n s o n n e s a y e ve n i n g a t e a r t y rJ i n i m D a n d Mr .a n d Mr s .B y r o n Mc D o n -S m j , h o me .C g U N C l L PROC EE D I QNGS naha F n d a 5 ; f 8 | d o f ne a r Ke n n a r d sp en t Tu es -Mass Pe g g y Po un ds i s . sp en dmg i o n t i n u e d f r o m v a s e un e) .4Inu n\rxninu Qu*I 'Hn n mwl iMiI..|1l\n n-n.nlr \ri¢ziHn|r nl §|1n FE ( 'l i n -"""" \ n ' me n pr es en t v o t i n g ` 5 . & Y i : 3 f ~ mo tio n c a rr i ed , A p e titi o n a s k i ng th e C i ty C o u n c il to c a ll a Spec ial Ele c ti o n f o r th e pur po se o f s u b mi tti mr to thc §'s`i5§$<1 1fa'né'e`§»1""£¢ "in Madsen home in On. _ ! . . \ . 4m g m .~\ v » u ¢ ¢ b l » \ || ¢ ; \L g v i v s l n u " ° : "v 1 \ . \ . n v s a a w n l b I »g n u A O " " " l l ~~t h, h a m s e n h o m e .m o o t t h o m e .a n d a p p r o v e d a n d t h a t t h e s a m e F *e v i a g l l a i m d § ; " ' 1 ; I * " " § W ' 2 ¥ " § ? £ 2 s C l a r e n c e W a c h t e r d r o v e u p t o P . 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S e c o n d e d t h a t t h i sJ °l"Di\f|\||nur!||l\nlnun.l Wgte 183 for appointment.I'll be glad bo measure you any evemng. . v -\ u u u \ .ll CouncilrA ul:L|¢llC\..| men prezn- atio n c ar -Sincerely,on th e ba c k of h er ha nd .She h as helpi ng c c s u f f e r e d m u c h p a i n a n d i t .w i l l b e M r s .J b u t n n i § n n n l m f n v n c h i !~1 ) h V | 3 } G o r d 0 n W l :ak for threshers.|a vxslwr..lne next meeung Wm .'------- '=""'|ti 1bhnReeh, Audrey and»b-B uaid at the home of Mrs. Harry zgne smgns installed near the Has-ept, vo R3'A ere Friday morning call-|Sm1th and eahh member will give,P."'f'l»_ ~ ~M°'f¢fd §U\dpS'§¢-'ne£*___-...\ n r ,the In Ray Lynch" " '""""" " " "mi" b'L"`" " " £ | m a t t h e A A 'c<»mpton'h0m@»a riddle when answering roll call |°""°'1» uns :ester be placed oli file }A.u.uv!:C|ana aeconaed,that the"h 'ESF o f i n In s _tter a B1 f.A J re 'ta ea 'uh her*Mr. and Mrs. Sherman L0¢k1in° All Councilmen presént voti v election called for in the abovemarusyw x K D 8 ...t h i s ~~~~~~s o I . w v n n : | n n | » n n | ¢n E * ; 'Q n f ! l f ! u \A v a . .a n d M I *" n f l M m ~~' A Y F P ~~n n r v i n f l ~h i !~l l Y \S : l \ ! \ * 1 l l f \ ' \ s »0 m e r e a g ~~5 ¢ l l l \ | l | ' Q l C l l \ : )u l l ! l l q a u u l u n ;\ . r \ . . -" " " I - -" ' - H ° - »l l n l A l v v n l n l Q - - I -|v v v s f v i h v l x \ A ; | l l \ » \ | »| l " "" " \ 4 j " °n. r \ .: \ A . | | | M C | .' f oM r a n d M , B _B e n M e a d a n d t w o r u n g .u n d f a g n l l y O f M o d u l e ,I o w a w e r e T h e f o l l o w i n g O r d m n n c e w a s i n . = 1 9 3 0 »5 1 %t h e C n t y C l e r k b e i n - a z i m é e n o f F o r t L e a v e n w o r t h ,¢ h " ' § ' 3 ;H " " ? ~' ¥ . ;J i n s e n h v i s i t e g " * " Z 5 ' i ° " " ' " 1 ; ° ; 'a t s d l l t n e r a t t h e T e d t r o d u c e d b y C o u n c i l m a n J e n s e n :s t r u c t e d t o g i v e n o t i c e ,b y p u b - ,t ,r s .m g e r m e u n a y .1 t\ ' € " ! ¥ f ' " »~_ P i i l l l d l l x 1 1 f f f & ; l f i U D !»1. f . ' , . . , . . . , " " " ¢ ' § . . »' . f ' .1 . ~ , § | . . f 2 5 , , . f , , ' . . . , . .I M r .n m !M r s f l l n r l r l . i r m i m ~ n H . l i t ~5 0 1 . 4 8. 5 | , . ' . i ' 1 . i ' f ' l '~" § °~i l l d p l a c e " F vwwrs at me Harry nrvey name. ----~-1 -----s -----.v """""5 '§ ,,1 -"-~b-'-s"'l ~'; ; ; ; , } ; , "1 WachteMrs.Dan Ph'""'°:;'.,.z;°""'=a'»£J " § lg'Z°.2'T..»,...ni t ? " 0 . 2 ; John Conley spen Y .Vinderslev cook for threshers on Omaha.M J F01 mdl'l'hursd.oy afternoon.Mr.and re." r y EY |Mra Harland Christiansen and daughters, Rosalie "Fil Vina were Betty Lou spent Friday at the par~Monday evening visitors nt thelemal Thorvald Hansen home. J. L Petersen h°\=9=~d|Mr.and Mre chris m u m , Mr. and Mrs. Ld Mundorl an »Chest>er,Hdwnrd and Betty o t mr. and Mrs. Q- K M\11!d°'f dro wlf.-nm milpa 'rmnmi fw ws ni m and aby pe y g visiting nt the Hans Anderson home in Omaha. l The Peck family held a family reunion Sundn at the home ofMrs. Bertha Golehon in honor of Mr. Sheldon Peck's 86th birthday. Mrs. Lyle Guyer and children, visited Thursday afternoon at the l o 0 Finn;-vuttt n u u n u ma u u r i ,To Be Termed cu:uuull us required by law andth t he l"The Annual Appropriation nm",a t _e ection be _held i n the and Appropriating Such Sum or Sums of Money Necessary to De!rny.All Necessary Ex nses and liabilities of the Ci o f Blair, Washington County, Neb- raska, for the Fiscal Year Com- mencmg on the First Tuesday in usual polling places with the pres- ent City Election Board and be- .tween the hours of 9 A.M. and 'I P. M. under the usual election laws.On roll call, Bigelow, Crow- dy, I-Iundahl,Jensen, Moore, Mc~ |Kay, Schmidt and Roberts voting . u v w AL. SPE CIALS Friday and Saturday I M o n a r e h E a r l y J u l i e P e a s 2 C a l l s 3 5 c N e w p ac ~~0:3 Sieve.Peas w i l l be sqirce Crackers ~.~2 \c g For Good Tl)ings To Ea! - 79/lane I7 - We DeliverProm/:Hy Gallon Gallon Gallon Gallon Pears -- Blackberries Peaches - Apficots - 72c 78c 59c 69c 0 Sunbrite Cleanser, 4 for -19c M. B. Cbffee, 3 lbs._-1.00 Calumet Baking Powder, Ib.can ------29c Super Suds,3pkgs. ---25c v?'° '",7,',,":'",,,*1';,",;';¥.2"" mm "`°¢§"'§§'°7"°"{2"":."'d" gf "ni »."£3|"'K.`?:."`fi."€v1|un» md ,"',;{'_;;""~ ='°€_';"{,;"=."*° gg; f`5M¢.i""...Z'""""..".T..|'I"'.?..; here-' Y um un mga. S"d"'|"'diCl'r»;ter and u..'€.£'..1 rmyednfar J-my vhmdevvztinhn Fred Peck pmprhtlon md the mount for ~ City Cmllmll Chnmber_in| F? °"€ !"`9"¥' P§?""f...°t !.H';'f!|n¢|n-viur.I Mn_ 'mv nr umm! -ma vmlam.FW Objecflnnl ...,§"!I ~ "Q "'°4 u "F "Wi ba by gm nom " f y " I " " " ` " " |Mrs. Clarence Simpson of smithand baby 5 " d mn nzcely au of Blair, spent Monday with Mrs. NP Is weanng a sm: e that won 'Fay Jones,helping cook for .oome off.. LhreshersMr. and Mrs. Harry Ervey and M r . ~Mrs. Thorvald HansenFaye.entertained a number of and family,Mr. and Mrs. Henry :elatxves at supper Sunday eve- mnnianwn and r-zllmn W m McBride visited a t the Jo nm Blomberg home Wednesday after- noon.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marsh were Monday visitors at the Charles Husk home. Moved m d Seconded, that rule ""'m*'°1U{l8 place inabond of th#six be suspended and that this Ord-olfi Cxty Fire hall.On roll cal] c be passed Lg its second lngelow,Crowdy.IIundahl,Jen Schmidt d Robert m a n e 1 1 a n B i g d o w s e n ,M o o r e ,a n I f r n " . T \ l u 1 n ; I n . . L . . » . . . . r e a d i n g .O n r o ,1 r~~......l....|:r......a..1.|r...-- -....1 n - _ . . _t n t l n n r A V F - .I n .\,-4 s ,| l ¢ n » ....»_.»McKay,'Sehmidt Ima Roberts ml . the motzon camed.I ing 'AYE', the motion carried.I Moved and Seconded,the City This ordinance was then read P\l1'¢-haue one No.50 Low Type for the second iinw.|Whirler from the Trojan Play- ground Equipment Co. ol St, CloudMinn. for the sum of $85.00 net .0 .B ,Blair,Nebraska._ On l l call,Bigelow,Crowdy,Hun- l, Jensen, Moore, Schmidt andRoberts voting 'AYE', McKay be- ing absent, the motion carried. Moved and Seconded,the City Clerk be authorized to purchase icei! necessary for the Ice Plant. All Councilmen pmscht voting 'AYE', the motion carried. Moved und Seconded, this meet- Moved and Seconded, that rude six be again suspended and that ~3= ordinance be passed w ite t 'rd reading.On roll call, Bige- low,Crowdy,Hunddxl,Jensen, Moore, McKay, Schmidt and Rob- erts voting 'AYE', the motion car- ried.E This ordinance was then read for the third time.i Moved and Seconded,Lhis onl- innnce be numbered No. 486, title as read agreed upon, passed and, ( ( I 1=il18~Mrs. John Reid spent Thursday .az the Louis Schenk home.Mrs.Frank Brown entertained the Hillside Hustlers Club Thurs- day afternoon.Mrs.~Hunk of Blair,and Mrs.JimHendricksenofFremont.were vimibors of the Club.Mr.and Mrs.L.L. Porter ofEl k City were Sunday dinner guests at the Dan Phillips home.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Peiersen sud son, Robert attended a surpnse birthday pany at the Fred Ander- son home near Herman, Sunday in honor of Mrs. Anderson's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. John Reid attended .s picnic dinner at the Jack Lazure ..._. -|_=_¢~....,n.. Tuesday visitors at the Harland Christiansen hams. T.K.lwrson shelled ro m for Mrs. Anna Huglemun Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.Howard William-sen and Mr. and Mrs. John Reehand children enjoyed a iaicnlc near Arlington Sunday. T.K.Iverson shelled com for Morris Christensen Friday morn- mg.|Miss Ruth Been spent Sunday at the home of her sistaer,Mrs. Roy Webster ana famlly near Te-kamah. Mr.and Mrs.Chris Vinderslev gand family were Thursday eve-: i n g v i s i t o r s s t t h e M a c C a m e r o n o m e . CROW ELL nom Mrs.Anna Parker and Miss Martha Nelson enjoyed the week- ggg éelief from their duties a t ome.Mrs.Wm.B.Anderson treated the Home folks 1/o jce cream on Sunday.This was unusudly en- joyablle because the day was so warm.Miss Mary Cook was a pleasant caller at the Home on Wednesday. Mrs. Tom Majors of Tekamsh, spent Thursday with her motheri m a aunt,the Mesdames Bluck~ st d Tm5o n e a n e h l o o d . su . .....,x x| . . . .name sourno1 nluzr, Duuuny.|Mr. and Mrs. Soren Jensen and .uiaughters spent Sunday at the LFashion Cener $10 Sggg gresses P.Skov ho helping Mrs.Skova r e n o w ~~ ~,_''"ficelebraLe l1e:n>irLh anniversary. Linculn, visited the for-mer's aunt ggs- Elizabeth Schuab, last Satur- y.Mr. and Mrs.John Bowen and family called at the Home Tues- day/moming.They came to get some of Mrs. Dunn's pereonnl af-fects.Mrs.Dunn, who died last! week, was a sister of Mr. Bowen.l Miss W. C.Wietcrs, our night' nurse, spent Wednesday and Thursday in Omaha. Mrs. Wm. B. Anderson returnedThursday from a short visit. with her husbrm<l's people in Albion. Rev. A.F. Newell conducted "A splendid chapel service for us last Sunday afternoon.He was nc- cnrnpnnied by Mrs. Chelsea Whit-ford, who presided at the piano. Mr. Frame Cumlngs of Omaha,was a caller at lhe Home Sunday. Mr.Cummings was n nephew nf Mrs.Dunn,who is recently de- ceased.' Mrs. Sam Loomis stopped at the Home Wednesday to visit Mrs.Wm.B.Anderson.She was on her way frum California bo herhome in Chicago and _was accom- panied byl er two sohs and her mother.r. Loomis iseaptain of | Specials For The Week at the The Style Shoppe Jhfn. _/osi¢I. VanDcusen, proprielor ~- 200 Acre Improved Washington County Farm Sélls AT AUCTION S a l e w i l l b e h e l d a t 2 P . M . i n H o m e T h e a t r e , B l a i r ,N e b r . Frlday, August 8, |930 This farm is loald four miles south of Blair md is legally desuibed u the Sbiavf the NWM:tl! E% of the SW% Ind the NW% ol the SE%of Sec. 85. Twp. 18. Rge. ll. all ln Wulxlnglon Coun¢y. Nebr Thin farm is ldeqrntely improved and the improvements are in hir amdition. The land lays level lo mlllnx und the roll ll I rich loam that producuhuvlly.Il ~ been rqlltell and well fnrm~ ed.Nialy located 1 mile from 'in eleven grade schurl, 4 mlla from Blnlr md 22 miles from Omlln.Owner ll non-resident Ind wants thi! farm sold to highest bidder. Summer Hats $5.00 values Slashed to $1.00 \t ~ .1 :';.~1 . 1 '=~¢ ~ ~~ ;if .la ~' ..=.?°f G 1., v. w. M. STEBBINS co n-azna u no nnu BLICAN CAN DI UATB: FOR United sum Senator Plonezn nr-:sm\snAnsvcctssfun. nuances umronuen Lsalsuvroa r r Ill oonyrmmoruu. ouuvamol Children's Cinderella $1.00 Wash Dresses This Week 892: Silk Hogiery.A few broken lots.Won~ derful values. 2 pair for $1.00 \ yY o u n g L a d i e s ' 'Summer Wash Dress- es, $1.00 values 69C 'P 28-1t ; NOTICE QF PRHEATE 0F wlu.NEW ENGI..AND Nlswsi|0'l-Ianlen &0'Hanlon,Attorneys'Mrs.Raymond hlagill and chil»I ln the Matter of the EsnLa!e'of dren spent IQSL Monday 81 !l\¢'Ch\-istian Wulf, Deceased:'H¢D\'}' Hovendxck home.I The verified petition of Gustav Estella .M°"¢$°"\°fY §P°"' mt J . W ulf a nd Chris D. Wulf hasI week visiting with her sister, M"°;l>een med in the County Court Chester Hovendick._Mr. and Mrs John Reyzllck andchildren and Mr. Reyzlick's father spent. 'Dhursday nt the Joe Rcyz- lick home.7Mrs.Earl Thompson,Meta. Ddsy qml Calvin spent Thursddy aftemoon at the George Loftxs home.Miss Hazel Bridwell le!'fY-he nm o f the wee k fm- Fo rt .y r- gan, Colo., w take up her position at that place again.She was call- ed hem by the serious illness anddeath of her mower.Edna Sprlck anoompaniai her and will visit rel-atives at Judesburg. Colo. Mu lo n and Jnnice Loftis of of said Cbunty, pfaying that Lehi ters of Administration do issue to I I S. W. Chambers and that the in- strument now on file herein pur- porting to be the last will and test- iment of Chrisfian Wulf, deceased, be disallowed. Now, therefore, notice is hereby; given that a hearing will be had' on said petition on the 22nd dayI af August A.D.1930 at 10o'clock A. M., and all pelsons in- terested are notihed tu appear and show cause, of any, why said in-I show cause, if any, why said in-- strbmenhmny not be disallowed Blair, mtumcd ~}\ome Sunday Bfi-`as the last Will and 'l`estamentI er Hiwnflivs a week at the home* of ma deceased, and administn-I d my-r 8f3"dP§"e"'3»»Mr. and tion of said estate be granted as`Mrs. ueox-ge wg; ed M Wm Ian intestate estate. # g g L<>,g=1;, ,_h§eshm"'i,.,,,day'2 Witness my hand and Qa ida °°g,",;_m who has bmfseax this zsnh day of July, 1930. vmfking in Omaha returned homel (SEAL)I. ~ ELL ER, Friday enin for a shert vimiz'25-4b "County Judge.wlth honhe folis. Wi li h Andereen epent__'I'uesday Fashion Center $10 Silk Dresses ||f-=-l -ss 4 BUILD A MACHINE 4 g|_||_'|| unw machinery evening with the Earl Thompson are now $8.75;$15 Silk Dresses imiyy-_are now $6.75;$20 Silk Dressesmu. Jim B'f°'!€""'1 MrS~_F¥°==k an now $9.75.wx-H ullrodersen and Mrs. Jnnnsglncksoi:hnlped Mrs.Henry Ju:n coofor Lhreshera Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Loftis and children of Blair, Annie and Mets Tlmmpson spent Sunday n`_tneGauge Iaftls home.Agni :Thompson helped Mrs. R.\ynz..r,d Mngill cook for graine\l|=i2rv 'lhnrsdayand Friday.E H;Mac Curley accompanied l r . a n d Mrs.Clifford Cain and .family ua Oakland Sunday where :day nwendad s plmlc there. Mnnxlm Haier. spent the week- cld in H1-3 v lsitmg at the John er omis-nn-. and Mrs. George Loftis and ROSE HILL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. James R 1 S u n d a y i n B l a i r h e l p i n g ~ 'celebrate his birthday.Mr. and Mm Will Ryan visimd Sunday evening at John Pebersens.!M:.4'~:=f a H o s e a ~ a n d .\I-'Saturdny.yan were nemont 'Mr. and Mn. nmxd Rumnssen gpm Sunday picnic-.ing at the Elk- orn.Mrs.Will Ryan.Mrs.James Ryan,Mrs. Detlef Wulf and Hazel 1l*|P€d ,Jvhn Petersen cook for MACHINE SHEDS PAY inexpensive. dmikken visited xt the'Eu||v.nmhea Thursday.* l i o mp s o n h o m e Su nd ay e ve ni ng .Mr . '' Mr a n d M1n Vi¢~Ir Sllmv and Ff lnnrn.Telephone No. 4dsfldnnspentSundaysttheJade Skov home at Bldr helpingln. Skov webnbe her immday. N rman Bowden of Teknmah,- w i a few days last week at Wm. Sptitk'». luiode Hatcher spent severaldays last week at the Eddie Fleff a n h o me .ln. He nry Me nge dnht md s onFridaywithhermother, Blum =»»i=f-"rx her with cook ..._-_.. ...._.,....,.....v.....».m uAUM C111-isferwen 5:Sioux Ci ,ViB5¢2d Sunday at John Tnylor'a.ty Hr .a n d ~ J o hn Ta y l o r and Mxxme visited at Norris Wlu'd'| Tuesday evening. Mr.~Mrs.Clarence Jensenand cluldreu and Henry Lgmb of ns rnont, ard Mn. Rm o f Bla ir, were Sunday dinner guests at Rurglph Mendneksn Mxrian Willhmsen was lSunday dinner men of Dorothv $5.0()` values Slashed to $1.00 200 Acre Improved Washington County Farm Sélls AT AUCTION S a l e w i l l b e h e l d a t 2 P . M . i n H o m e T h e a t r e , B l a i r ,N e b r . F r l d a y A u g u s t 8 | 9 3 0 9 9 This farm is loald four miles south of Blair md is legally desuibed u the Sbiavf the NWM:tl! E% of the SW% Ind the NW% ol the SE%of Sec. 85. Twp. 18. Rge. ll. all ln Wulxlnglon Coun¢y. Nebr Thin farm is ldeqrntely improved and the improvements are in hir amdition. The land lays level lo mlllnx und the roll ll I rich loam that producuhuvlly.Il ~ been rqlltell and well fnrm~ ed.Nialy located 1 mile from 'in eleven grade schurl, 4 mlla from Blnlr md 22 miles from Omlln.Owner is non-resident Ind wants ¢hi| farm sold to highest bidder. 'rmms=rmmm to Mila: 15% of nurdlse price on du of audlnn.Bdnnee md final settlement Md..l, l98\.Merehantalale xhstnct ganrnnteed.' M r s . M a rg a re t M c M a h o n , o w n e r FORKE mms., THE AUCrioNx~:1~:RS. 132 No.12th St.,Lincoln, Nehr. $1.00 Wash Dresses This Week 892: Silk Hogiery.A few broken lots.Won~ derful values. 2 pair for $1.00 \ yY o u n g L a d i e s ' 'Summer Wash Dress- es, $1.00 values 69C | nn a m u a n n :nnnnpunnr nu-mm-e UEPDIDABLEALWAYS on 'ms .vos "VUT E ro n A nu nu e u m 1 1 m r n e s n n u z s u s x n n s " n ¢ m l n . A ¢ m n . u . m z a QEVER YTHING FOR BUILDING :.»_..='-~-=-»~».- .-. ..1 1 .~..:'.=:....2 _..f.<. »*4.,.4 1 \~~.-- ~'.a.~[¢..:=.F¢=::=:='='»;,#..;' .-i¥""-5;-r'L,I\.-|'x~~=....o .'. . , \,-~.'x .~ fr ~ ;r ._f -,._..-.»__ a I Furniture, rugs and floor coveb gs.Mathew R. Bendorf.21-tl Waitmss wanted. Robinson Cale. z m : H.E. Custer of Herman, Rnuw Pm-maneutWlva, $7.50. Allkindn of beauty work.Phone 197, Mn KIA. Po\md,Z)6 E. Colhx.88-tl' C. K. Bundo rl, umm e mbllm- er und undextnker, Blair.Odiee phone, 181; rel. Phone. 188.$~Ll Mr.m d Mrs.Wm.McCracken ad'Omaha,spent the week-and with Blair relatives and lrlads. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jensen spent the week-end a t Wayne visiting Subscribe lor The Entzrprise. Hlmhwvriw tg: produce. Phone 258.Fumen Produce On.88-d Fo r S a le -,Ford truck,i n good cundition.c .R.Wilkins,Blur. Phone 21 on 17.26-8t. Mrs.&rrie Snowden of Wins- low,Neb.,is visiting her son, Wallace and family.south of town Mr. and Mrs. Od: Phippin were I . li i n Bptty Ho pe we ll gpm the weekend with her mother.She i! m m i n Fnmo ufa mmme r school. uf.. Im.Huck left Manda? .for Garnett, Kansas for ; couple nl wge kn v i dt; t!.he ho me o fh¢ ! uncle, F. M. Curtis. Mrs. Ma rjqrle Melzinger of ~ mont,made short vidts on Pri- a I Furniture, rugs and floor coveb gs.Mathew R. Bendorf.21-tl Waitmss wanted. Robinson Cale. z m : H.E. Custer of Herman, Rnuw Pm-maneutWlva, $7.50. Allkindn of beauty work.Phone 197, Mn KIA. Po\md,Z)6 E. Colhx.88-tl' C. K. Bundo rl, umm e mbllm- er und undextnker, Blair.Odiee phone, 181; rel. Phone. 188.$~Ll Mr.m d Mrs.Wm.McCracken ad'Omaha,spent the week-and with Blair relatives and lrlads. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jensen spent the week-end a t Wayne visiting Subscribe lor The Entzrprise. Hlmhwvriw tg: produce. Phone 258.Fumen Produce On.88-d Fo r S a le -,Ford truck,i n good cundition.c .R.Wilkins,Blur. Phone 21 on 17.26-8t. Mrs.&rrie Snowden of Wins- low,Neb.,is visiting her son, Wallace and family.south of town Mr. and Mrs. Od: Phippin were I . li i n Bptty Ho pe we ll gpm the weekend with her mother.She i! m m i n Fnmo ufa mmme r school. uf.. Im.Huck left Manda? .for Garnett, Kansas for ; couple nl wge kn v i dt; t!.he ho me o fh¢ ! uncle, F. M. Curtis. Mrs. Ma rjqrle Melzinger of ~ mont,made short vidts on Pri- r19-q4dur»n»¢¢x»¢1.a»ml Who\nnt;anewS8n®eelel8'b~|sub»mmm»mmm§n¢I FarBlJ¢ )I0-N°!1'°IkonllIdl||n'I'ni|day.'ings-od£or$3~Ga1la¢En°=rrrl»°w¢:uu|{»m9a.n¢un¢§nc»¢¢. 212on24.' i i i ~__-_. . " : " '2*-1*.F°=='=!°Hf»";'§°°!1°ef°e1~s~: u lnno1rR.Bendor1'.ll-'IlU| " ' £ "- -- = -f=:ff:'f=°___-_ . . -. l » 'Tf '»~ "rf.-" 'er und undertnker, Blair.Odiee phone, 181; rel. phone. 133~$~Ll Mr.and Mrs.Wm.McCracken wf omgha,spent the week-ond with Blair relatives and lrlads. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jensen spent the week-end a t Wayne visiting Mrs.Jenwn'| parents,Mr.and Mrs. Robert Whorlow. Caponize those roosters and gem a better price.Leave orders for the work at The Ekzterprise office. 2842 Mr. and Mrs.Duane Evans of Council Bluffs, spent a few days this week with Mr. Evans' brother, Glen and wife ol this diy. Mr.and Mrs. G. L. Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Reed O'Hanlon left Wednesday afbernoon for a week's vacation among the Colorado mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sutherl d, who reside west of Blair, are hc proud parents of a baby girl born Saturday morning at the J.E. Huvendick home._ mg. Ed llutthiesen and daugh- ter, Fredericku rctumed Thursday from Senttle,Washington where Lhey have been visiting their daughter and sister,Mrs.Bill Gdmm and husband. Miss Catherine Beckman,who has been in Chicago since the close o f school,returned to Blnir the forepnrt of last week and will Lpend the remainder of the sum- mer with her parents. Prof.K. c .DeGro1f will leave Friday for Minneapolis where he will spend the remainder of the summer.Mr.DeGr<>ff hxm'l>een attending summer school nt Fre- mont the forepurt oflthe summer. .for Garnett, Kansas for n couple o f wge kn v i dto ttls e ho me o fli a uncle, F. M. Curtis. Mrs. Ma rjqrle Melzinger of ~ mont,made short vidts on Pri-day and Saturday to the home ot her pau-enu, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Wilkinson of this city. Henry Sheer,one of the sub- stantial farmers of the oounty living north of Fontanelle, was a Blair visitor Monday and called at The Enterprise office to visit his fdends.A v is it lmm Mr. She er is always a pleasure ond the lakh airing at this office is always out to him. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bugeon of Chicago,left early Wednesday morning for Lheir home nite:a trip m the Black Hills and a visit with Mrs. . Minnie Bugeon and other relatives oi this city.TM ? also visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Simpson of Teknmah,for a few dqya bertained the following for dimer and the afternoon on last Sunday: Mrs. Alice Rowe and daughter, of Blair, Mrs. Wm.Smith and Mrs. Goldie Smith and daughter o!I"L Calhoun,Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Simpson of Long Creek neighbor- hood. Mrs.w .v.Wright received word of the accident to her young- est brother at Los Angeles, Calif. and his subsequent death and left last week Wednesday for the west. Mr. Wright's mother, Mrs. W .A. Wright came over Sunday from Bralnard, Neh. and will look after thc lxcuselmlzl duties at the home of her son whilethe wife is away. 0 Melvin No m o f Albinh,v mmd Mill .Jane Noble over the week- Jean s ww a n returned Fddny fmm a wa k'a vi m with Blnnclxe Randall, of Friend, Neb. C. K.. Bendort, licensed embnlm- er and undertaker, Blair.Oifice plume, 161; ren. phone, 188.3-ti Mrs.Grant Gantz and children oi Omaha, have been visiting at the paxenud, Ed Lewellen home. Mr. and Mrs.N. R. Burdlc and little son uf Omaha,spent the week-end at the parental.Hugo Haack home. Morris Simonson and son, Rich- ard have been spending a two weeks vaoation with relatives a t Craig, Neb." Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. 1-Iavendck and daughter of Davenport, Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Jacobsen have been visiting xx few days at the parentd,Myron Metzinger home. r YOUR VOTE AND suPP<§§<'r WILL BE APPRECIATED /' SAM STEVENS Republican Candidate for s H E R I F F Seven years experience as Police PRIM/mlrs AUGUST 12. 1930 Off ic er I 9 untilBlair since --~ w o asspendingseveralweekswith his mother hehe,left Monday for Scotia, Neb. to assume his duties as superintendent of schools at that place. Miss Dorothy Gray, who is spend ing the summer at Berkley, Calif writes her parents that Mrs. Emma Hnack and daughters and sons of Modeste,Calif.,but former Blair people, came over tp Berkley re- cently with well filled baskets, to have a picnic lunch and visit with her.They had read that Miss Dorothy was near by and were anxious to see and hem-from Blair friends again.The Hnacks lived for many years at South and 2nd streets and have visited in I ''| Fo r S a le -A good family cow.Fresh noon.Phone B 45.Si Johnson.28- Mo nls Nielsen went back Chicago today after n visit wi his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Nlej~ For Sale--Ten head of s calva.Phone Black 45.Sl Joh son.ZB- Robert F.Hilton and Mon Slalgel diove in from Lincoln l evcnlng tn v'~ait at the John Rhnades hom fur a few hon Both young men nre employed o the Lincoln Suite Journal. Miss Mildred t of Basset Neb.,has been 'isiting Miss~ Edith.and Dorothy Jensen.0 last Friday,n card puny ~= held in he r honor nt which ti tJ\erevrcre four tables.Miss E ' lyn Moats held high score,Mi~ Elizabeth Nuhlé, low and were ¢ cordingly awarded pdzes.Mi~ Root receivcd a guna; prim. """ " '" '"an~|m,ul.\nce ~ones:her sister at Armour, S. D.o f f i m n l; "g i n a , 1 3 3 _29-cg Mn H» rr y G =m¢ ¢ ° f0 ma h1 . i ~K n a n d M n . s u n l~hller,who wi dths her a i mr.Mm Osc ar hav e been mini ng mm- amghwr, iG\ly8l'.Mrs. J. B. Smith md husband of Mrs. z. B, Smith entérf-lined a Redelm, S. D., rammed home lustfew ladies at a social evening last! Saturday. Thursda y ln ho nor ol her Sillih G. G. Hines was overcome with Mrs. Ernest Dau.the heat last. Saturday while work- Mn. Georgie Moon and niece,ing down in a z.-.isbern and has been M n .Lee Hudgson of Lincoln,'¢0nfmed to his bed ever since.He spent Tuesday ght at the Oliver has been a. pretty sick man and Hudleson home.:his friends and relatives are hop~ Mr.and Mrs. Walter Gutschow ing for a °P¢¢<iy recovery. and son, Jimmie left, Saturday for?Mr. and Mrs.Walter Pebersen a week or ten days' vacation into and Mr. and Mrs.. Glen Evans re~ the Black Hills country.turnei Thursday from a weck's 'l'. A.Bohn was operated on for vacation spent. in the Black Hills. appendicitis at an Omaha hospital iTh°Y report a pleasant f-rip. lm Thursday a nd is reponed u l _Glen Tllden, accompahled by hls gemng along nicely.lmeees,Doris and Ruth Tllden nm Norma cnmul of Bur-well, ' drove ¢° \'ork,`Nqb. last Thursday Neb. has been visiting her sisbcr, for a short visit with his parents. Mm Howard Hain for a week. She Thelf . returned W Blair Sunday is now spending a few days at ¢.hc!°"°""'g- Valley, Neb., Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gehringer and Mrs.Minnie Trip- lfett were supper guests at the Frank Brosa home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs.Harold Hear re- tumed w Blair Wednesday from Walthlll where Mr..I-Ioar,who works for the Blair telephone com- pany, has been employed the past few weeks.They also visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hour who reside at. Wmlthill. Mr.und Mrs.Lee Hudleson of Lincoln, drove up Sunday to spend the day at the Oliver Hudleson home.They returned Sunday eve- ning accompanied by Mrs. Oliver ~ Pou»df= visited at the E.|The W.R.C.Remington wil Lippincott home on the Bench the meet Friday afternoon, August J "Mt wwk.lwith Mrs. Nettie Carter.,,..... .. .-._Miss Kathleen Siert of Akron,' Iowa is visiting for a few weeksat the Paul Sion. home. Mrs. W. H. Underwood and Misai Emu Metzinger made a business' l.rip to Omaha lust Wednesday. Kirby Cook came up from Oma- hu to spend the week-end wiili his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cbok. Rev, and Mrs, John Grant Shlok Amvn hnmn n new Oakland ca! Miss Beatrice Bell will enter tain the Monday evening bridgi club at her home on August 4. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wolff am family of Omaha, were Sunday vis iwrs at the Victor Wolf! heme. Mr. and Mrs.Sam Steele an: daughter,Evelyn were Frida; evening guests at the Delmaz Peer home. Rnv l\I¢Kc-en of Omaha. fonncr l \ w a s - .. .» ¢ - - - - --» . - ._ . - - . __ . __o n t h e i r r e t u r n f r o m t h e i r v a c a t i o n l y - g f b i é i r ,g a m e u p M o n d a y o r M i s s M a x i n e J o h n s o n o f H e r -b u s f m s s a n d c a l l e d o n B l a i r r e i n m n l i ,s p o i l t s e v e r a l d a y s l a s t \ v e e k | t i v e s a n d f r i e n d s . wi t h I n r cousin,Mi s s A g n e s Gi i - b€l'\>uI}. En xvry Hu n t, J r . r e tu r n e d h o me la s t ir i ¢i ; »y fr o m F t. Le a ve n wo r th , ]ian~..»\lic 1`0 he has been in c amp lilir : ..|..r1\t. Hi n .('haS.Mc B r i d e h a s so f a r Mrs . LI. S uth er lan d at Blac k 2 5S is pr ep ar ed to g i ve y o u a D u a r l W o nd er W a ve f o r $5.00.A m d ba r ga i n a n d sa ti sf ac ti on g u a r a n teed.16 -tl Mr s .A n d r e w Ha n s e n o f C i n c i n na ti ,f o r m e r ly Ru b y B e n n e tt o i . I 2 .| .-I . .» ¢ = . . : l : u » m L m u \ \ u .| \ n \ \ f s n f " 1 \ n \ \ n n n .' n n \ f { n n f i:u;»:~1 from har Illness mm. 3ne uu5 cny,za Ylmung nur.llluuuzl.u.a:s uirlv to be taken home from'Chcstcr Bennett and wife and other ilk zo.;Jul.|roiati\~:s of Herman. Ilvvulur $7.50 1'ormanent.Wa\cs:Mrs. Ernest Dau returned tohcl :FL ;s.:.=l So for August only. Eit.herhome at St.Francis,K*.¢.#es las! Lr..,;1m|o or Spiml Wind.Phone§Fridoy after three weeks visii 1237.MI:. K. A. Pound.23-t.f iwith her p s,Mr. and Mrs. 31,~5 1)0m|d Christensen of-Peter Soil and ther relatives. Umulln,spent. several days I n t l Miss. Ada enk accompanied week at the parental home of hir.Mn-. and Mrs. Lane of Huxton, Colo. and Jelrs. Henry Christensen.|t.o their home where she will spend Bliss Emma Moncke, daughter of 51 3h°"; 'f'§°"t'°"; gh"ooes have I 1 been visiting relauves nero.M r .an d Mr s .Ot to Me n c k e f n o r tlvwe s t o f B la i r, wa s r n ar r ie d to Ma tz 'No tic e I wi ll b e o u t o f to wn f o r Lun dz. of Cr aig , Neb. la st 'I' ues day .1two wee ks, Au g. 3-1 7.My a s s i s t- lli rs.L a u r a S te wa r t,wh o i s l a m .wi ll b e i n th e off ic e to ta k e f oi n tme n ts th a t y o uh o u mk o e p c r f o r BI . S i mo n s o n a n d | ¢ me o any ¥'PP li tt le s on,ha s been vi s i ti n g h e r . ° " ° t o m a k e . 5i3\El' in LiIlCol¥l.~DF . W . F . He mp h ill. frm..1::.....¢1 .n..........1........1..L I i Prs mlr W ilma: Bi ld wif e Of W hi te I ''| \ George McQuarrie Republican Cnndldnle for County Clerk FrimarieaA ug. I 2 s Your vote and support solicited and appreciated I!..................................a............»-.-» Madam--g I-lere's the qual»~ i t y y o u w a n t \x _Q _, I ~ Q5 I ''| \ George McQuarrie Republican Cnndldnle for County Clerk FrimarieaA ug. I 2 s Your vote and support solicited and appreciated I!..................................a............»-.-» Madam--g I-lere's the qual»~ i t y y o u w a n t \x _Q _, I ~ Q5 I ''| \ George McQuarrie Republican Cnndldnle for County Clerk FrimarieaA ug. I 2 s Your vote and support solicited and appreciated I!..................................a............»-.-» Madam--g I-lere's the qual»~ i t y y o u w a n t \x _Q _, I ~ Q5 George McQuarrie Republican Cnndldnle for County Clerk FrimarieaA ug. I 2 s Your vote and support solicited and appreciated " L a r e a u t h o r i z e d to make you this Sensational T I R E G U A RA N T E E .t7:..f.'\=.;=` \ _ ` gmnulmmmumInmmxmmn|mmmnn|m1u|||xmm:|||a=§`§~ §\~ £4 I n Folger's Coffee Sat~ g. 2, one day only, spe- ~.44 'l 1 _g .. .;. .0 ~ Q' 0 f I cr J f\ I " f ..f 41In .; . ,...\. f " T ' » b =..¢Tv 1,_;_' - \ - - - - -,_f .r pg,._,¢--» . '*~ ». .._,.. J a s d \¢u .\./» : g r1. . .. fr /7`.`.'r-" i i v~ 2 /" I I v n u :rir b i |.4u|..ut:|.a.u cuunzg n u n '- - - - ------- ----- - - ~the ir s umme r Su nd ay sc ho ol p ic ni c | Clou d, K an sa s ha ve be en g ue sts of o n la s t S u n d a y a t a g r o ve th r e e M r s .A l t a W a i n wr i g h t,Leaving mi le s s o u th o n th e Oma h a r o a d .' e a r ly W edne sday morni11g f f Lina.E . w . S c h m i d t ¢ m e m i n e d + S ° " " 'D a k o ta wh e r e th e y w i l l |..__..........L......... :A...r...¢r..,r1|;11u'§Sit l'€lBtiVE3.u r n I I i U H l | J C I . h U I .u n :\ , U | . | . \ I U \ . » | . u ua t h e r h o m e o n l a s t T h u r s d a y a f t -M r .a n d M r s .W .H .S u t h e r l a n d e r n o o n a n d a .f i n e t i m e w a s | ~ e . | a n d b a b y o f S a n A n t o n i o ,T e x a s _ | , 0 ; 1 ¢ ¢ 1 _i l e f t W e d n e s d a y m o r n i n g f o r h o m e M d M r s .H e R ,d a f t e r a n e x t e n d e d v i s i t w i t h h i s r a n n r y u n e a nM r s .M i n n i e T r i p l e t t ,a c c o m p a n i e d f a t h e r ,J o h n S u t h e r l a n d a n d o t h e r b y M r s .b r e d G u y e r a n d c h i l d r e n ,r e l a t i v e s i n B l a i r a n d c i m t y . a r e s p e n d i n g a c o u p l e o f w e e k s o n A l e t t e r f r o m W m .B r y a n t f r o m . u v a c a t i o n i n C o l o r a d o .N o r t h P l a t t e s t a t e s t h a t h e l e f t A .w .s p e c k o f F o n t a n e l l e ,c a n -B l a i r o n J u l y 2 5 f o r G r a n d J u n c - d i d a t e f o r r e l e c t i o n f o r s t a t e | t i ° f 1 .C o l o r a d o .H e s t a t e s t h a t o n r e p r e s e n t a t i v e f r o m t h i s , c o u n t y h i s t r i p h e h a s s e e n s o m e c o r n t h a t w a s o p l e a s a n t c a l l e r a t t h i s o f f i c e w a s h u r t a n d s o m e 't h a t l o o k e d i a m ;T u e s d a y ._g o o d . M r .a n d M r s .D a v i d M u m m e r t l T o u r i s t s f r o m a l l p a r t s o f t h e a n d M i t a n d M r s .H a r r y S e l t z a r e u n i v e r s e p a s s t h r o u g h B l a i r ,a t s p e r i d i h a f e w d a y s a t L u k e O k o -' d i f f e r e n t t i m e s .. O n e i n t e r e s t i n g boji- as guests of Mr.and Mrs. D. Z.ummert. The yal Neighbors will meet Wedne day evening, August 6 for tmir next regular meeting.Therewill bei :1 Servingeommittee and those in dialge would like to see a good attendance. The W. C. T'. U. will hold a spe- cial meeting at the hozne of Mrs. E. J. Hancock next Friday evening, August 1, ut eight o'clock.Mrs. \1cno: of Omaha. will speak. Ladies 3 1 C ~ t l L u l : l f 2 . group of tourists recently in Blair were a family from Brazil,the 'father a missionary and on their way to Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scherdin and son,Raymond of tlantic, Iowa were Sunday and ondny visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scherdin. The gentlemen aw cous-ins and the visit waa¢*very much enjoyed by all ptirties. Mrs. Herman Detlef and daugh- ter,Mrs.Sidney Lewis of St.Joseph. Mo.,and baby ddughterMrs.Bertha Mclilarlignl haslbom Ju 15 at the Methodist hos- opcnt-1 il\r home on west Colfaxipii-U1 in aim, left for theirhome .slum1 £lll.1'I a. few weeks abs.ence Tll03d3Y aftier a montlfe visit at nlnlt :l.r was caring for her moth-tht'IJ.Henningsen home in thitf er,Mrs. John Duluney of nurthlcity. Blair.a lllrs.Ddaney is reported Mrs. Olive Ward is not feeling .ns a little better.quite so well which is greatly ra- Arthur Anderson, living up near gretted by her friends rind rela- Spikur,haul u. close Cnll on last tives.Her son, Nonis and wife Sunllny n wwk ago, when lightning | of the Rose Hill neighborhood are struck his house and started atenderly caring for her and doing properly corn fed . . . just the right amount of fat to make it cook nicely. .The whole family will enjoy its delightful flavor. Round Steak, Ib 350 5c 15c Pure Lard, Ib Pure Pork Sausage, Ib Sugar cured Bacon, half 01' whole strip Special sale < c urday, Al,JP e r I b . cial per cLean Pork Chops, lb.--28c Look over our, 10c counter.Many v U r o c e r z e sGeared-to-the-Road Tin,Mica Axle Grease, 3-lb. pail ~ - - - - - - Mother's Marshmallow Creme, jar S. 0. S. Mazie Scouring Pads, each - - Grandpa's Wonder Cleanser, can - - - - Grandpa's Wonder Powdered Soap - - - Gold Dust Cleanser, special 3 cans Solvene for washing clothes, l5c can - - Royal Lemon, large package - - - - .35 .35 .30 .10 .10 .25 .10 .75 to outwear :mv other Era Maintop Flour, 48-Ib. sack Maintop Flour, 24-Ib. sack-§E §E§E ¢ - E§ - ._ .-- .- -=...s: __" - a ---__ -___of equal price w!'eu run u n d e r t h e s a m e c o nd i t i o ns .. i KILLER RUBBER PRODUCTS coxsnrrt(::acunrn|L.\rna|muon. Dum, U. s. A. l l f i l l l 0.1 Ih r ] m l C h .I t \\E.'lS D l l I } " 3 "i n ~POW CIF t o 1113ki?h e r ] i h r o u ; ; i 1 q u i c k \ ' \ l l l k w i t h a f i r e o x - i ¢ ° m f ° 1 ' 3 b l ° t i n g u l u t r L i z u t t h e b u i i d i n g w a s f N e i g h b o w a n d r e l a t i v e s o f M r , s n v a d .p [ a n d M r s .J a c k L a z u r e o f D e S o t o M r s .F r a n k D u d g m o n a n d g r a n d -c a m e i n o n t h e m S u n d a y a n d p e n f s o n , W a y n e a n d M r . a n d M r s . W m .t h e a f t e r n o o n a n d e v e n i n g l n o b - Snllth of mmma h,visited from aqrvance of their wedding anni-Saturday until Monday with Mrs.|\»"@!S81'Y and a birth anniversary, G. A. Campbell of Aua <m, Iowa.|b0'~h occurring on the same date.| Every sack guaranteed or money refunded Sugar, 10-lb. sack éood Cup Coffee, special per lb May Day Coffee, special per lb. Wa;11c's brother, Lyle returned A very pleasant time was rcportcd.' with them for n few weeks visit Reladvcs have caved word. with relatives here.from Miss Winifred Allen, who is Mr.and Mrs. E. C. Hunt have accompanying the Rbdgers pany been entertaining Mr.and Mra.|nn an automobile trip through thc J. E. Mnrtsugh, Mrs. R. Hunt arg ast, that they have greatiy en~ Mrs.C.M.Wulff,nll of Alhe ljoyed visiting relatives in a cabinLen, Minn., for a few days. \Misslup in the Allegheny MKS. and areMi i n m lllurtnugh who has beenlsightseeing in Washington. D. C. visiting nt the Hunt home for n They are having n most delightful .few ueeks,returned home mr.. `t.ime.~ the visitors.Friends of Miss Ida Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Simpson arehave received announcements o-I 1lookingfor Mr.Simpson's broth-'her marriage w Mr. Horace Gra-l (One Red Bird Flyer Free)IIIChase & Sanbornes Coffee, 3-Ib. can $1.75 retailer, special c I mec : . . , : r v . - . u n . : ¢ . . Qn n l a f n L In Our Dry Goods All Department Children's and Ladies'Wash Dresses 10 percent off.This also includes Aprons and Smocks.All garments are fast colors in Percale, P;E;;L3, Baifstes, Voiles and Broadcloth materials. 5»?:,§ Old Homestead toilet pape.~, roll _ _ _ Grapenuts, special, 2 pkgs. - L ~ - - - - 29 lgule Team dish wash po Linit, per package - - - - - wder, pkg. Old English Wax, per can - Kamo Comflakes, 2 pkgs. Ou Yourom 'riéése r .Re_v.D .M.Simpgaon a n d Wife h a m e o f L § ma n , Ne b . o n J u l y Z i , og .Goldf ield,I o wa ,ne a r Si o u xlu t F t. Co lli n s , C o lo .Mi s s Ha n s e n ' C l t \ -wh o BFE nlsmmmr f n rln u n hnu kann un lr o f annhar o l n n n (Phone or drive L... ,... ...........:....l \__,_._____.._........,...............,.,,-...,._.,..,..........-......down to Blair soon and pay th-em|College for several years and has a visit.The Iowans are knownnnany friends here who will be jn- to n number of Blair people as'teresi2d in the announcement ofthey often visit here.her marriage. Mrs. T.'.u' Hagge, Jr., who has Mrs. H. L. Hellwinckel was tak~ been ill nt the Covenant hospital en to the Wise Memorial hospital for nearly five weeks, returned to in Omahn on Tuesday of last the home of her parents, Mr. and'week and on Wednesday uncier-Mm. Ruben Hooks last Tueiday-'went a serious operation. perform-L -nu pn un ulqnunam/ HE NEVE R u ti r e de aler c la ims hi s ti re s wi ll o u l w e u r a n y o t h e r t i r e , a s k h i m i f h e e i n guarantee il. To o ur kno wledge o nly the Mi ller Rubbe r Produc i s Co mpa ny Inc orpo rate d, Akro n, Ghi o , ma kes suc k a guarantee.. Handy Ann Coffee, special per jar - 0'Cedar Auto Polish $1.00 bottle, sne- cial per bottleShe is being treated for anhritub, ed by Dr. E rheumntism and nervousness, fol-'are wat shelowinga case of sca\-let fe mrfly.Mr. Hell mpe}.Latesf reports If your Miller Tire fails to outwcar any other tire of is getting along nice-equal price when run umlcz- ilu: same conditiona, welwinckel and daught.er,,IM -.....,.| ...,....'"m....1.. ...\--. _...- ._-......._....... ...__ -......~r.._.Old Homestead Mineral Salt,over n year asm H :rx 1 -ed max ,ww-nu. yu... um-» "ny nv" ww,"-tra uw wmmgwill be glad w he; Bheyi szzndslianmiruugy of this rxeek m g ;lo un every day for their lirul sci of Muller Tires. "°§°' f F ' E ' " ` ~|\*¢i"8 mm her dune the operation.Come in and get all She [orb about Lhe mos! sensible hogs,sheep,cattle and horses $3.25 sack, specialuespxw me terrible heat Sun-Margaret Good daughter of `.day sftexnoon ga group of fifwenlghfis Good of Blar was badly cur guarantee ever oU`err.-d ure \u-rfb. .1 |i:nLS&».a'E'~ ~ represenung ghe Co¥18Y€gaLional::|.n the face and head when the wl mx peoples KNUP drove to in which she and Ada Strick qakland for their Sunda ev i 'lunchand eeti l y_enngm.U8 n the uty park. e cool wave began while they re at the park, and made the urn drive a i°y~Although the a tmdance wxs smaller than on o her outings, this wu called one the most aatinfactary md en~ j yable of all theiJune and July t~of-fnwn mssivmk.The m v : _not meet during Augugt. I | lett, daughter of Frank Stfieklett, were driving last Tuesday after- noon,tunnd over.The accident occurred out on the Bench road nw the Alben Jensen farm where the ar struck the culvert railing. The gri n were brought to town by Ed Jensen, who was passing by.'l'lle ca rhndnl.lee nnepla te for Hans Jensen, Jr. and was bad- ly wrecked.. W JGARNERmmmPhone 32 or 33 \_ B}gi;°,_1{ebnlh, Judy 81, 1980_!!|°5== THE KENNARD NEWS H K E N N A R D N E W S umm Hmmm,smxll maghm of Mr. And Mrs.C. W. Hnnsen, wma qudte badly burned one day Last week when me dropped I tmhttle of boi lin wnter.B r .a n d ~ g ~~ Omaha Wednesday.Mr. and Mrs.Ben Bailey and Bobble, Gy Bailey and Hmm Beckof Blair sited at Sam Hana an Thursday evening. Mrs.J . A.Swi lnrt wen;m 0mah9 Friday bo spend the week- Mr.and Mrs.Paul Janes had as their guests Wednesday evening y r -and Mxq. Lillard Jensen and y.Mn. L lo y d Brown entertainedthe Larkin (lub Thursday after- noon.Those present were Mrs.Morris Master; and Maud, Mn. F. Bmwn,-Mrs. B. F.Mastara Mrs.Herman Jungbluch, Mn. EJ Remtraining ~c the N i m mo~ ~itil. Menckelsunday afternoon.lm ; quite a painful accident Friday as he was stung quite seriously bybees.Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger were visitors at the Sumner home Fri- day evening. l I \I l A0 Mn. Mo rris Mxsfarl and Maud were dinner guests Saturday sve- n i n g a t t h e h n m a o ! M r . a n d M n . I I . -g* OUR PHONE Numénnls \ '1 I 8 / Remember it.Call us for your next Trucking Job f. IB-L l n e T r a n s f e r lI|I|I| III I I II Ollie Laws in Arlington. Sylvia Jungbluth ' of 0 spent Sundny at home.LIVE STUCK PHIEES n H smnn ~|]MAHA|'.Nielsen and dlughwere callen at the c home Tuesday a{bq.}*noo1 nnelrahln Qhuare and Yoanl. A n u m b e r o f w w w f o l k s vnninvfnifnda t ff!!0 .C.1161g g sun~aa-e -_ --. ~~ " = " K j " ' " " " " . . . . . . f Mr and Mn.W.B. Jefferson.z'e g m d Hu-riet Hxll wus a I-'ramonMr, and Mn. Glen J anonGwendolyn and Mr. md Mn. Al- vidtor Wednesday. ben Sands enjoyed a picnlc din~Mx. and Mn. Jim Andaman spd ner la the Arli ngto n P l r k l a i t f l mi l y olne |.rW nhi.n¢ wn,ans- S mh v -.-_- ..~.if»9_=°Hf!=_?<=1~e1\'=,§'"'r?'Y-,_ Mr.ui d Mrs.Chailea Bates, Lena and Wilma and Mr. mdlln. Elton Emc n dmn a nd daughter drove to Hooper Thursdiy t i t e r no o n¢ o v ls i ¢ llr .a .nd Mra .Sam Wright and flmlly. u . .n. . . 1- u -. . . .\ . . .. . .1 Nels Svendgard, Mins Enlala An- derson, Mrs. Paul Jones, Mx-3.1-Iam Braesdm.The re z uw meeting wma held lfbnr which a. delicioustwo-course lunch wu served. Mrs. Julian J\mghlu\'.h left Frl- day for Sailmer while she will » p e n dl a v e r a l da y s a t V. he B. F. Cook home. Mn. S. R. Bs tao n md Tom o fLincolnv i n n narehug re vea here.Mr .and Mrs. Nels Svendgurd,Francis and Ruth attended a ic-nic at Rolemenl Lodge neu gal- honn Sunday, given for hog nis- ers. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown and children drove fn Omaha Sunday to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.sua Stricklett. Mrs. Iloyd Brown had the mis~ fortune Monday fa jab a nasty pi lc hfo rkjn her fo ot.The fo rkwas broken from the handle and was lying in the weeds so she didnot notice it.She was taken toDr.Davies at once and at this writing in doing as well as can be expected. ~~\z »,,,~ /.»f r \»n @ " ' » ¢ . » ¢ Increase the efficiency of your kitchen ONARC MA L L E A B L E Ranges are real kitchen economists. They save time as well as fuel.A size and style for eyery home..\, Nic Friedrichsen Hardware | ;»¢ \ I . - Remember it.Call us for your next Trucking Job f. IB-L l n e T r a n s f e r |||m|||||||||||III I I IIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I II U r l ) N \....: ol u a 1 \ I\A L ~.mul \.w , e m.mv 'E.;f! Q s \ .\.# f r r :n g ~ , 1~f . / \._~\ 43-" ~,\ ings Rule Sironger.Top $10.00 Mxy.Alfred Svogemn and chi-is Line'spmt Sunday afternoon ntthe Wm. Wudbern home. Wednesday'the threslxing crewfinished threnhinn and th: Qhmnh- |¢ r \¢ n -- » BEST HoasnuLE HIGHER I s t l n m h b u u m g g o t h s g n f r - er, I45\11e_Wulbe1n-§ave'wthe tof ten gallons of ice aeam,cakn gmd Iejmo_n}de af: __.the ]l§fm.Yggt Mx-.md Mx 1 . .| on n |; np n° I . n u . m d u r s . u . \ . ; u m e o v u -»-»-.»-~.-»v ==-.5 -um u»m u-,Randal|:]\vlKn-hBBGW?P°ViliUl\8lfitedfriend|inBl,lirSund;yev e-cameS¢\turdaY¢0vxdtM.rs.T.E.t.heP..Gle nd ummgha me le v - ni ne .Fxypch._______tar a t 8l.0w|.'1s -n e a r 1 h m h l m m m ! !l a n r .A n d mm Ge nenlly Ste ady. ;./unlonsuxxvards. my za, 1930 -A lhnrn lamp m cattle receipts an the qpenmg day Lhls week wu NIDGDSUIIH lor tmprovnd action In vm nada ma s broader dnnmd for desirable men and yeulmzx u unevenly IUODE BZUIGB-Best mm hu-e brought $10.00.Cows md helium held about study and tha name was true ofgcoakers mdieedax.R¢°¢1Pf.s 6,500 bead. Quntations on Cattle: Choice to prime yearlina $9.25010.00; modoo9.25_hr choice yearllntl t8.6 ; hh- On smnd vmrllnnn l'l.D0@B.00! I last week.°" m ; .'Z'.'-.=.... Sands and .agneu Nielsen were camnfaon Mins Mil- dred Andanen Fri Y afternoon.mr. md Mrs. WéaI:!GlmdnniIlg f no sev-zral din las tewe ek a t ?.Z"r. w. Gl d nning h me.Kula nfl' D. Ho wa rd o f Dnn~ ville. nl. vinwd at the I-'red mm- aer home several days last week. Hana Berfelsen and John John- son left Monday morning Ior a few days vacation in Minnesota. NEBRASKA c o ws MADE IMMENSE CONTRIBUTION M n .Herman Ruhr was quite seriously burned one day last week. Mike Anderson im accepted a position as manager o f n newfilling nt.atinninBenson.Mr. i md Mr;.And¢.ra onp1antomo vetheir Mr. and Mrs. L.Bueh and fam-ily ure enioyinx a visit from Mrs. Buch! dxter._A picnic dinner was g-:vga attheschoolgroundsparkSunday in ho nor of Mr.and Mrs.Elton Edmondson and daughter of lead, s. D, who are here visiting rela- tives and friends._ Rudolph u m m M Bennmzwn. was n business uller in Kannnrd o\L1ehold goods there soon. Saturday.__ -__ mr.an.amrs .a.u.u|.nc oente r~ ning I g ; ~ ~ F a m . - ,w o re-tui rn e d tr o ma tw uw e e ks tr lp i n Minnesota and Wisconsin.Mrs. C. K. Burkholder and daugh ter, Miss Mao of Fremont, called on friends here Friday.Mn. Lundt and sun, Bernhardt of Blair, were callers at Mrs. C.Millers Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Rosenbaum and famillr are planning on mov- ing oo Bai r a bout the first of Auzun.Clarence McQuire was a week- end vidtor at the T. E.French nome U0 mr. llld Mn. Aiuert Nel-son and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Fm:-ier and lumlly, Mr. and Mrs. Byron McDonald,Mr. and M n . Ansel Taft.,Mr.m d M n .Soren Wolsmnnn and family,Mr. a ndMrs. Fred Nelson and family, Mr. and Mn. Wm. Wulbern and fnm= ily, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vogt, Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Svogerson andChristine, Kenmth Simmons, Har- old m o n ,Frank Jaime),JohnLund,Hans Svogerson,Conrad Wudbern,.Alma Svogenon f and I-larry Svogerson. Wednesday evening visitors a t the Albert Jensen home were Mr. and Mn. Harry Swanson. tained at dniner Wednendny g ; home. u-__n..-_- "_1.__r,,. 1 _._ lie £22 ~Js.:ef:=<":'e=1 "'g;;g,;"""~ a ?.oo:tn\ihrren-rIlnsI$5n|I0l.00:dlnle|||rh:nehesvJ'boevu9.|l00tlozchoieetoprngalgnndrgtaen Nebraska, fourth mee in my nm. =_;»g_gg;- 1; G. v;° veuen f.,;"'T,'2,'f"1~f"'»'¢'&'»i.f".1';»Ii§,.€'i.*?,'.f " "N§fJ>§ :;:f::.:u;:°"""~ ~" ins, made a new high record lm after several weeks me W is in at um writing.cama Wulbern is spending aew 9' ¥*°'=..x='°<?°e%'°". °f.'"'E* my aon,._John...___.,..,.-,.,.... .....£E?';¢i?'" """ "'" son, W"*:""' ¢9.2s@9.':s: :ood to chown hum mm $8.0009.00; (no§ w chaise lnndyxteers wnsousz fair Ya mod mm 6'l.W6B.25:common to mr mm |5.'150'l.00;chqueug h: h mm s u wx o n o z :c o mm dum (e d he i le rl muc o us : mr M 8904 hmm $'I.0008.00; wm-man to hi: hetiers $¢.0o0'1.0o: ml-ll h d l m s u o o u o ;b u t oorn!ed c a n $s.so01.oo:mod. chdm fed c an u.2sos .so;m r nom ns na nny m lung nexus of dairy cattle.A to of $84,098- 000 wns paid no Neb In Iumera in 1929 for the milk and butwr lat necessary w the :manufacture M aeamery butter,ice cream m d American cheese, according w £ig- rues uompiled by the State and Fedeml z Den==w===¢ |°f Agrxmx- mm Statistics. With the increuad production gf The vxuage warez supply w u| huto !!fo ra s hmtt:L me lns t.Fri - day dremoon whhn the wftel main in it-ont, of Mrs.Blu1er'e property broke.However,the m u n w u speedily repa ind bs Gu Kzonberg md W. E. Xing<§on Mr. md Mn. Paud Barry visxtedwi th thw mo the r, Mn. L . Ca i n gg" for a short time 'last Satur- y.Mr. #nd ~ . H : ' : ° ? 68 :ood ind can u.asdu.uo:¢ood.milk some new rewrds for prod- were pxeasuxuy lurpnlen mn. mu---__._ _the August, Knhnk humm arm null sumus. mr 'um mnnufuzmred mm mlm wm|9r4»y yvhea "£*""' ??P?"',,f{'i'|um mm Voss ¢§'"$?;1 »m.|§,1."°§m l m uf . ' an " '""kloodshs; amen u.ooo4.w; cannon $1.25 pun: native beloma bum 85.W Omoo: common lllht bulls 84.2150 |_25; bee! Ind :menu bull: cm D T M ; v e d m l m n.ooo1a.oo:heavy ealva seooouoé UU!! ! aim a4.o00s,0e: ma to choice stocker: $'I.5ool.50; nn- to :ooddecker:xs.2s0'1.60:common to wr lwckers $s.250s.:s:: m u etoeknrs $4.00@5.00:Kood. choicefeeders |'|.2508.25;Ink tc Bood feeders $8.25@'I.00;common to n i :feeders $5.000€.25;stock mn .$4,00@4.75:stock helfen|5.500'l25;` :tack steer calves $'l,5069.6lJ:me k heifer calves |'m009.oo. -...... ...M -,An f...-M \Nebraska aeemeriee pro- duced 9'1,11oooo pounds at butttr Int year, the highest figures on re- A total of 3,B4,000 pounds at Amerlem cheese were made which vu l gain over the preceding year of 50100 pounds.Thecheeae m dnatxy as developxng nvidly in this a t m There were only 61,000 pound: mmuhomred in 1921. A great new record for the man udacture of ice cream was made lust year.A.m m of s,os1.ooo with a tohel of 2,860,000 gallons the preceding year. As a butter producing state Neb- raska ranks fourth .A campaign gallons were produced as compare nm n o t seen mr never-an ye uudrove in oo spend n few days. Mn. A.. D. Anderson entertain- ed several |adiesThursday other noon in honor uf her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Huoid Bates mcdaughter of Omahn, were Sands: vinimn here.Mrs.Gladys Baker ol Oma lu is a visitor at the Tom Bn!/es home this week.Rav. and Mrs. E. P. Booher en tzrtnirned out of wwn guests lem Friday.hire George Hedelund and dang! fer, Jeanette, returned home Sat urday night aber a two weeks vm cation at the home of Mn. Hedel\1nd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joh! McCree]mn at Kimhed, Neb. The les cream social nponaorex .__ ., ......-..:_ 1...|:...|Au ...... f s n a w u u v v l u n u m m n a PAT LAMIBS: Rana lambs. :nog Zghnlce $8.50@8.'15: rlnlze lambs. so sodd sa.oo@a,-so:nltive lambs, good to enum sansaasn; ted aborn lambs $7.00@8.00;year- linn. all grades ;5.oo@e.z5. _Pmnm L AMBS: W a te m fdn. mood to choice so.saos.'1s: wat- mo inuease the eating of butter by Nebraskana has had a quick result. In the first fou: months of 1980 a Norfolk creamery reports an i n crease insalea of three and h times the amount of butter sold by the plant in the four mouths ol the nreoedimz year. It only took a carry* ny me .lueuluuxst .www n m - v uverywellattended.Sandwicha, coffee, lee cream and cake were served.Rev. and Mrs. Booker and fam-ily were Omaha visitors Saturday momlng.I-'red Andmasen and son, How- ard were Omaha business wlers Saturday.Miss Maxine Klotz spent sev- eral days with Jeanette Wrieh at the Harry Wrlch home.'_ Misses Mary,Dorothy and Alma Wnch spent Sunday afternoon wlth Marie and Lillian Kahnk. fx large number from this vie~imty attended the dance at me called on Mr. and Mrs. Torval An~ deraon Thursday. Mr. and Mn. Alfred Svogersonand Christine were Sunday dinner guests at the Hubert Peters home, near Bennington.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wulbern and children spenc Sunday a t Chris Jalmel's.Im frlrs m r aw' mmEI R R H I :nI . »» \ A; . n ;||\ f¢ u 1 ;n l \f n - n n h t f f h n d ' H I gmonuay.___Im-r}nH n ~g I 1 l \ f \ ¢ \ !...HLQ.:..f.'- "I n l l P h # H A A 1 0 1 9 q u r n n n n m »vh»{§¢A1 , ,, ...w.ae $3.Ww m v;1.oo gp ... .. ................ ..........- ..-M _nd Mrs. Clyde I mm- "':"'" --»~ ~-----1 ~~=---s~f=e»'f=1¢ of mm °""'° they "°'°'""{" bam;'znwrwihed Mr. and Mrs. sa»»»<&'§ after rsgendgghzlgepg ingabig mistake eatng butter sub- Elm Edmondson "Pd baby at days at the Wm. Hansen home mme.dinner saturday evqnmm a near Bennington. Nebraska iy _==nm fvl w ry 1¢=-=s==13>f=~=- °"!&"€.NP1'°" "E Mr.and Mrs. Elum mmfmm. I-H-TiA§`d"¢3\`£i{'"§§',;;;_i§j'§f Mrs. Harry Swanson and family.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogersonand daughter spent Fridhy at Al-bert Nelson's. ""1 iii." Emu: rimur :uma Q.||0;cul1|.ndnnnerewe|a m . KE DID NOT THINK rr COULD HEL P so " I had m share of sufferingy M t h r h e u m a t i c p a i n s f o r y e a r s . n ~ \ . - . . u stave because it has goog pastura and feeds in abundance.Alfalfa and clover are pmlific crops in this state.Cheap feed and plenty of it makes milk \production profitable. Nebraska; queen of the mead- ows. Miss Alfalfa. who has reinmed wn.h :neu granuCashman Sunday Mr.and Mrs. Wm. C.Burges out from Omahz Billy home a.fUe son took dinnermother, Mxs. L. and Bdty came Friday to takespendmshis vacation a t E. 0 Fnirchil 's.~ u -. - . x M n ;mms.1.nnaavi KENNARD RURAL J o r r m c s _ _A S ~l n l l é ' A Z ~ h e c ~ i ~ ~......»».at the Funk Gasser home Tues-da afternoon.in. me Mrs . wa l Cimningha m vilited in Arlington Saturday eve- Fritz Arp was a vidio: at the Frank Gasaer home Friday eve- Mr. and Hrs.Henry Wulbern Ind daughtur vidted at thsFrankGuaer home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Agp md chil-dren vimad at the Pete Friedrich- sen home Sunday, at Benson.Reinhan Gasser visited George Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Monson and Mr.and Mrs. John Kruzer visited Mr.and Mrs.Byron Mc- Dowd and Frank Jahnel Tuesday evening. 1 i§I ~ 5 : *r | \g 1 1 \\ . .~~~z L ~: ~1 .~ I ~.: I ; :4 a P . .~:2 if ~ .. ~~"~~-g':;..1 ;:1:7;;f ~ vi:f i i ~ The BEST BUY Y0u°E12e1f' Made A. real High Class Tire that you will be proud in own.Extra thick, deep cut, allweather tread built for extra mileage and extra road protection.~ .e~__i comm ni AND sm 'rl-mn Rosenbaum Service Station DALE Downs ~ ,M|~g_ Julian Jungbluth ma B l guests Wednesday dwmo a.Gus Carlson of Arlington,S. R.Babson of Lincoln, Mn.He hman Jungblnth and Sylvia of Omn- ha and Mrs. Ida Jungblufll. Gem-gg Culson of Omaha, spent Wednesday visiting at the JulianJungbluth home. Mrs. Paul Jones euferlained the Larkin C1ub last Saturday nightandall the M m? w e r e p r e s ~ ent_ ~~,..,,,,%'¢f%.mi4é3`~~~f" .~..»:°/,»=.s .»<¢'.~~;:» v', w?<4»>3'f4<.,6~=¢¢.fZ=-;<,¢z¢,:=¢f:=.;=fw~ .:¢.arf .~ ..:;:;5; if .a ... "2 ~ ~<=§.~ ~ ~~~~ ~,zr~~ 4 .a1%¥* ' / " " " '~~ .~.,v " ~ ~ ~ ~y of ~..fi f <¢r ,g m ,~,J . r,,,L ~, ~.3 f uf~46 ~ ~"if 2 ,¢" .LV I ~>.' au ~f " !9 ; ? ~ ', 1 ~ ~ ~~ ~~M u s c u l a r P a i n s ~g ~They may attack you awr-€:e.Phan---your back, your legs,'your arms, your neck. .Thus Pains may be mis-iakenlor g~Te1n:'itis, tlfheumg-.~,um neo.'m."..;'€¢§"m,*'f.f¢'&#°°¥2-:. m a m ?T s'°§§& T r r i z x a m - H' u d s e h o . C o 1 d » , ° a n d N ¢ m ~ u ¢ i n .I ' r w oD R M L L E S : u k m a : s e U.l_ 1 =a l u m i n a 0 Ii m l h l l u i p a f o i " l l l ' n m ' m a ~ B r a m - "1 = r ~ f i ~ W aaioyeda.¢rent.populluity,ila|1a-'1'h |mdI~'lid\ywi\hl|Ilfoll¢:lnznmefurlhlnimnuinthndn h the country while he ht.|kin| pgxt of my body 'and sometimes Sweet Clover who ls getting clam orous atfentllon and achieving md den honor.The crown may be slip- ping W n fall. Nebraska has mnked nm in all fella manage and second in prodnc tion.But this year thus are more acres of meet clover under cud tlvztion than alfalfa and a new for age crop has come into n m pm- minence.There are 800,000 sues of sweet clover in Nebnsks this year be- sides 826,000 acres ot smalbgrnln; such as winter wheat, barley and oats, in which sweet clover has been sown.After #he smal grain is harvested the clover will come on and produce the fall pasture.Dur- ing the sucoeeding year it may be retained for use as nasture. hav or e¢Efm of a newupdncesh g . an enforced vacation, Mr.and Mrs. Mike Andersom were in Omaha on business Su urday.Mrs.Ruth Rosenbaum went u Wayne Frldsy with Mr. and Mn Harold Jensen to visit nn-d e w and family,Mr. and Mrs. Raberl Whorlow.~Mrs. Carl Ward,Nnmnn Jamand Louis returned Saturday mon ing from Hastings, Nab.when they have spent th e pu t tw< weeks visiting relatives.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jensen wen Omaha shoppers Monday. Mr. und Mrs. HI-HY C. Edward.: and daughter were Fremont vla- itors Monda _Marjorie ildersen of Om .arrived Thursday moming for a several days visit with her sister, Mrs. Will Harper.fig'-ll _Hgpggq .9'?2.'l&.f'2f"f'f ~s ned.H l n y t l r l n e r i p l o w i n w i d e r ~lm m l é ;';'",,g§ m~.prgg¢dr3n¢¢ ¢u¢wm¢y mw ,,,,,,,d¢,_ ,,§n,_.'. enrich me sun Miss chmum Rasmussen wentE "I No other crop seems to have to Lincoln Sunday mornin!on R. M. ELLYSON my fingers would get so more and ltiff I oouldn't close my hands. My lbomach ws; opt of order .md nearly everything I ah gave me lndlgeslion.Since I started Sar- gon I imven't. the dlglwest, hueafnrhmm aticpainandluumyhandsuwelluieverdidinm ylife.I eat with a harty appetiteandneverhavethealighwzt' houblodthmyltamach.Inever qxpeebedtohavesuchtinebealthu m"Sargon Pills are s ml liverliimukmt md dad my con- ldpation without the leant dh- ~. . . . ¢ . . » r v_ 1 >u m u gr own so 1 -J pi dly i g g p z lla r f a vo r g;-;m¢»=-Sh e r e tu r n e d Mo n d a y ove r.v u s a s ag z s h x r g l n h l g h .I t i a u n e x o e l l d ' I ' h e K e n n a r d b l 1 t e m w a ; s ; l ; ; a s n w i l m m ¢ 1 1 m ~i n f ~ ~ f m S u n d a y ~~P s . . . h a y m n u m : a n n m u ,b u t x o T h e B* § , ° , ' ; § , ' § s . , , ° 1 z r ° r a p i d a w w w . i n w m v v a l u e a n d m e d ; R o s e n b a u m n a n O m a - if s s oi l b ui ldi ng pr o pe ri i ea ma ke lt_h B s h op pe r W e dn es d ay . a f a vo r i te wi th f a r me r s wh o h n v e 'Mr s .E l m e r W r i g h t q e u g m u u yIcows md stocktofeed.enmruinod _the Iollowmg at aSweet dover #mg to be well g""¢'=°°§ Fnda wn:ggy |"**P%°'*so Nfbmhs rich =3§1_» Jem" H. E, Elmo, Ellxabetl; d»fv»====-»¢»f-gg_f;°~om-y, H. E. wud, Rohm An- lull and affonhng n ood or dmuw, Jae Konvnlln, Bdsm' Fw, °*°°\=- than compensating "°° soil mild,Charles amy mu w. E. _in Ntnmby glvflnzbacktnitvalu- Wright.In tha evening the fol- able properties which am lon in lo were entertained at 6:80wid!,¢r°m=i=s-slim@=r= Hwv gm Gsm M- »~»-»v¢»~ -au.sw uuyuuu,m mHunubg-um St., Unnoln. .The smwm Pharmacy, Agents. WASHINGTON Nmws m a s A m a m u m o f spent n. two weks vacation withhome folks. 'ML and Mu. B»A. Gottschwers alle n a t the Mati n Blinds homeThursdxevening. Miss Sunds spent several Ba ys lut wee k wi th Mis a Agnm " ' i " ° ' "Li udze and daughter u m mUlln ws re 'Smda y di nne r ra nts va the om Llesdw home. Mr. and Hrs.Glen J e de no nmd s s o o ma YEAR o o o x mc CL UB NEW S Lest Friday, Idy 18th, Bm see- ond you llinllllrd Kooldng Klub meeting was held at the home of Elli e ~'=5=»Five members were pzessnt.l Am r t h e business meeting,A 'nies luncheon w u su-ved.The next meeting will be at the home o! Gwendolyn Johnson an Friday, Jdy 26th. Fashion cmw no Silk Dresses an now $8.'l5;$15 Silk Dresses an now $6.'I5;$20 Silk Dresseslsughtaz spent the week-cm ~»f»g.~ nw $9.75.'`28~lt lund,Homer Ward,Robert An~dnuen, Chulea Berry and Dr. W- E. wrighc.r: Eldo n "°? 6'"°€' da ughter . and _nee »vu Gpenwd an !or lPP¢1 \d1 dJl at m Omaha hospital one day lun. week.She is getting dong verynicely at this writing.Dr. and Mra.,W. E. Wright wereOmalu shoppers Thursday. Mn. W. B. Rosenbaum, Gladys m d Selma,M n .Chester Roun~ hmm a nd Magnet Fre nch vis- ma in Blair Wedneday. Inez Dempsey returned home onThursdaym:vizgter ~spent ya anln Fmmont. ,Kr l. E. m¢ tW x' ld xt | n d o p z l md Hl s s J s ml i s J e n l c n w e r a i n 1 . 'dal .f ~.-;f e ,-., ~,;,..~.~»¢¢;»¢=~..~...L ~::\-;1 1:~~,'»&,.-#:-,>,~ 3;.:~~»r,~..,,. ..» -1 .1 , .- -..._..=.`.i e . ~.:~:"';I11:".£ mm, zmmlin, my 31, me July 21, 1930 `~ ied with the years reasonable rates of ght & Power Com- we have found them ~ing beyond the r e tract to render ser- ~ctory and pleasing uld be fortunate in- uch a reliable com- Y yours,o. F. Dudgeon." I » » & S vs RUMOR ago there was circulated a report in Blair that the electric service of the l N b_owa-e raska Light was not satisfactory in Norfolk.This was simply a general statement and apparently without Like rumor,the world over it had no acknowled ed ` arenthood or authorit .Perha s it.1 2 P Y _iew of the fact that the Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Company are at this time submitting their service to the judgment of the voters in this ~e statement should be made along this line.We have asked for a general expression of opinion from the leading citizens and industries of y 21 1930, Jno. F. Dudgeon, Mayor of the City of Norfolk writes as follows: ( 1 1 \ K(UNITED STATES POST OFFICE `Norfolk, Nebraska, July 21, 1930 W. M. Hopewell, 1st National Bank Bldg., Tekamah, Nebr. Dear sir:-~ With reference to light and power ser- vices furnished in this city by the Iowa- Nebraska Light & Power Company, I wish to state that the service furnished by this company locally is very satisfactory. It is the policy of this company to re spond promptly to take care of any diffi- culty that might interfere with rendering 100 percent service to their patrons.Their employees are courteous and obliging at'al1 times. Yours very truly,~ (signed) H. L. Wickman, <Postmaster." Gene Huse,publisher of the Norfolk Daily News writa as follows: July 21, 1930 Mr. W. M. Hopewell, Tekamah, Nebr. Dear Mr. Hopewell:' In reply to your inquiry relativeto the service rendered in Norfolk by the Iowa# Nebraska Light and Power Company. We operate 57 electric motors in our plant, in addition to 7 motor generators in radio station WJAG.During the last six or seven years the service has been as near 100 percent perfect as man and machinery can make it.I don't believe any public util- ity company any place has rendered better service than we have received in Norfolk. " If there are any other questions about the local power and light situation, I will be glad to answer them. Yours very truly, (signed) Gene Huse." A About two weeks & Power Compan deserves no ahgwer, but in community, wjé feel that sc of fai£1§f1{1's2¥\E£é'aH the Iowa-Nebraska L ....- _ ..._ - __ _-.- 1 -- - - u p w w'| -vice that will be satis to all concerned deed to be served by ~u~.abe ~om- pany, Respectfully yours, (signed) Jno. F. Dudgeon." Blakeman Transfer & Storage Co.Dudley Laundry Co.Norfolk Bridge & Construction Cov C. E. Burnham, President, Norfolk Nation .F. W. Woolworth & Co Gillette Dairy allsank,John Ole Olson, Manager, Norfolk Hotel Gentral West Public Service Co. 1 Stewart, Judge §th.maicaa1 District,rforfolk cereal &FlourMins oo.S. L. Morrill, with the C. St. P. M. & o. Ry. 00 Eichelberger Lumber(Company Fullerton Lumbér Company,Rasley's Inc., cleaners We have left all of these letters with your Mayor.We would be pleased to have a rw investigation made of the oompany's service and standing in any one or all of the 278 towns and cities which they serve. Citizens of Blair will not be fair to themselves and to their own best interests and to the welfare of the city, if they permit their conclusion in this very important matter to be in any way affected by rumor and insinuatioxn On a fair and reasonable consideration of the factsand figures, even those who are somewhat doubtful, admit that from a dollar and cents standpoint the acceptance of this proposition would greatly benefit the city and each and every individual tax-payer; and that the use of current for cooking and power would be encouraged and made available to alL As against these admitted and very large practical benefits. you shodd not beinfluenced by rumor and general conclusions, which gannot be justified on the facts. Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co sz< e fi.q L mm-, N" ..vu ax, me STATE SENATOR-EIGHTH DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE TWENTY-Fmsr DISTRICT COUNTY CLERK COUNTY A'rronNEY COUNTY TREASURER COUNTY ASSESSOR coUN'rY SHERIFF Republican 'SAM STEVENS MARION SUTHERLAND S. H. LOCKMAN EDGAR C. CLAUSEN W ILLIAM REEH Residence Blair -Blair Arlington -Blair Blair CLERK DISTRICT COURT COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 1 NON POLITICAL TICKET COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO.2 _»» |||'.l CHARLES W. TAYLOR Lincoln JOHN M. MAT ZEN --Fremont GEORGE L. JACKSON Lincoln Republican Residence 1 DELEGATE5 To COUNTY ¢oNvEN1'1oN REGENTS OF STATE UNIVERSITYumm 2 R. M. SWITZLER 01118113 WILLIAM c. RAMSEY Omaha A. C. STOKES Omaha coUN'n' SUPERINT ENDENT _,sv MABEL J. MARSH Blair Republican Residence | Democrat R¢8id¢I\C ALBERT H. MILLER Blair, R. No. 3 HUGO F. SRB Dodg Republican Residence Democrat Residenc A. W . SPRICK Fontanel1e' U. S. RENNE DE SOT0 ( \ Republican Residence Democrat ' ;<; ~enc ANNIE C. MARTIL Blair GEORGE C. McQUARRIE Blair Republican 'Residence Democrat Reside _ PHILLIP O'HANLON Blair HENRY MENCKE B1a1 GRACE BALLARD Blair Republican''Residence Democrat Beside FRED GUYER J Blair eHUGH J. comm ~_Blair '~ if Republican Residence Democrat ResidenC. H. ROBERTSON B1Bil' l R.I-LRASMUSSEN He : Democrat Redd~ MAURICE MEHRENS Bl~' SHERMAN ANDERSON M m " DANJ.PH1LL1Ps - .B a i Republican Residence Democrat .' Residen_MARCUS BECK Blair WM. KELLY Blal HENRY CHRISTENSEN Blair Republican Residence Democrat Residen C. B. MEHRENS Ft. Calhoun O. W. MARSHALL Kennar HARRY C. BLACO --Kennard Republican Residence Democrat Reside c.JOHN NELSON Blair CHRIS HINZ ~.Blain' H.W .MEIERH ENRY Blair Democratic Residenc Martin, County Clerk of Washington County, State of Nebraskxi, do hereby certify that hy other electors and eaclrhave fulfilled all require- As candidate for nomination on the ticket and for/theTuesday, August 12th, 1930, UNITED STATES SENATOR Govmmon LIEUTENANT GQVERNOR SECRETARY 0F STATE AUDI'l'0ROF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS STATE 'rnmsulimn R¢nl1Ni¢ll\HUGH HENDERSON DRAKE GEQWILKINSWILBER E.SANFORDH.m.cLAwEL'r1:nmos. J. GALLAHAN _JACK HARRISON PAULIAIANHART . -mmm PETERSON - WADEASPILIMAN RICHARD F.wooD Residence -Kearney -Omaha -LincolnCentral City -Omaha --<5 -Lincoln -Omaha Arte!! -Omaha -Qmaha COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC LANDS AND BUILDINGS A'rronNEY GENERAL CONGRESSMAN SECOND DISTRICT Republican G.SfEARS MALGOLM BALDRIGE --~ f .~ Democrat EDWARD R. BURKE CLAUDE L. NETHAW AY / Raidence Omaha Omaha Omaha ..( ~;'. I < J~ 5429? .` w e ~ Om Om ,a .x 'L x '1 1 '=§;_;'$"'fafff=f 1 ' » ' .| RAILWAY COMMISSIONER ~ . ~blican Residenee Democrat Resx~ence1M; STEBBINS _--Gothenburg JENNIE MATHER CALLFAS ~--OmahaEORGE w.NoRRIs --_McQook GILBERT M.H1'rcHc0cK _-_ 'Omaha `~ ~ON C.READ ---Madxson ~ .. | ~lican Residence Democrat Residence RTHUR J. WEAVER Falls City CHARLES W .BRYAN Lincoln ARRY 0. PALMER Omaha ANTON H. JENSEN Lincoln .» | ~Bean -\.n S A. GARDNER ~ERN R. COULTER LI SIMON -~ ----HEODORE W. METCALFE I ~NALD GALLAGHER Residence Lewellen Bridgeport Cambridge -Omaha -Lincoln Democrat Residence JAMES c. AGEE Fremont ~publican B. JOHNSON~ED H. JOHNSON L C. BABCOCK. A c oou n c n _f E0.W.MARSH Resilience ---Omaha Lincoln Lincoln Omaha Lincoln Democrat Residenf: CECIL E. MATTHEWS Blue HENRY C. MOELLER Omah 1 1 :~=~ - ublican v Regfdence Democrat Residen ~ ~AN SWANSON Fremont JOHN THOMSSEN Ald ~EEMANLW mNEY -__Big Springs 1 . I D E. ERICSONQE E»GUNNERsoN~oHN P. LINCH _f- ENRY s. PAINE _| :|-E. ERICKSON .W.BASS Residence ----Tekamah -Aurora -Burwell -Lincoln Lincoln Broken Bow Democrat ~ReddenCHARLES SMRHA Millig~ 1 Hs:';f';2>LEN """'%S'é'5 E.A.ivALRA'rH -~0=¢¢°\= : =»~ 'can Residence Democrat .Residenc~ ~RANKMARSH Norfolk L.A.L ARSON >-Curtis ~LGA WEBSTER Omaha P. JOHNSON Lincoln é : ~publican Residence Democrat Raiden BERT M. HARDENBROOK Ord F. C. Radke Tecumse C. A. SORENSEN Lincoln GROVER LONG Columb CHAS. B. MOREARTY Omaha Said Primary Election wni be open nt 8 o'clock, A. M. and continue open until 8 o'clock, P. M. of the same day and will beheld at the usual Voting PlacesinachPrecind. IN TESTIMONY WIIEREOF, I have hereunto nt my hand and Offidal seal, at Blair, Nebraska, this am day of my, uma i'f:§uha¢»£.».*~m' .s .,.m».;,».¢xf;.~L'-;¢".*u&''¥a.s:|-'zu `|i l; C vj n Bldr. Nebnlkl. Jul .8\, 1930 .. .r rme P u n mm city, \.°i.llngo, or public electric iight and power district, no ofiicer or employoe of any city, village or pablic olrctric iight and power dfstrict, shall take, demand or receive, and no person, firm, or corporation; shall | offer Ply or give to such ollicor or einployeo, directly or indirectly, any €ll\f§1ff¥»bonus,commission,ernoiumcnt.,money,or other valuable ~ consideration, in order to promote or lying about such purchase, sale, lease, or transfer,. Any person,firm or corporation violating this section shall bo|guilty of a felony andupon conviction thereof shall be fined in a num I not exceeding Ten Thousand Dollars or be imprisoned, if a person or ~ persons, for not more than one your in the ponitentinry of the stabs, or both sudh fine and imprioonmont in tho discretion of the court. material or supplies or fha sale, lense, or t.ru1sfer_of any _electric light Bl rc su-me By -nm People of The Suu Of Nebriskaz Section 1.No city,Ingo or public e!ectrlc light and power diltriet lhlll ull any el light or power plant. distribution system, md/or h1.nsmis¢icmllnn, owned by meh city, village, or public dcculc light :nd power district, except for ash and unless surh sale ahnll be authorized by | vote of the majority of the qualified electors of Iuch city, village or public dectric light and power dlaQict voting on such proposition at nn election called for that purpose, and unless four weeks' notice of uid election to von on such proppxfed sale shnll have been Elven by the governing authorities of auch municipality or public electric light and power district, as the case may he, by publication once each week in one or more newspapers of general circulation in such municipality or public electric light ond power district. A COLUMN FORWOMEN s 0 » »» - » » v . m x 'YOUR w. ,\ 1~ ' F1 .E s D u r i n g th e p a s t y e a r o r two th e wa f f le s .'They ar e n o w as c o m- m o n as g r i d d le c a k e s o r e ve n tea bisc uits i n ma n y loc aiities,a n d se e m to b e g e t ti n g m o r e po p u la r , eac h mo n th .T h e wi s e ho us ewif e g Q .\. Mm, sslodltion, or corporation, lim-ll bo valid unlea such we, lease or trsusferxhnllbeeothoriredbysrotoofnotlossthsndxtziperceni of the qugllilod electors of such dty, vllloge, or public electric light and power district voting on such prolnidon n I. regularly called election, Ind unlesa four mouths' notice of uid election to vote on such proposed solo, lease, or tronxfor shall have been given by the governing authorities of such munidpmlity or public electric light and power dis- trict, as time use may bo, by publication once every two weeks in one or more newspapers of general circulation In meh municipality o* oublic electric light and power district. Section 5.In order to consummate and completevthe mle; lease.or transfer, of my electric light sud power plant., distribution gystem, or transmission lines by any city, villn"e, or public electric light and power district of this state, to any private erson, firm, associnton. o:corporation, there shall be Bled in the ofiico i the Department. of Public Works of this state, prior to any delive y or change oi' possession :ontrol or management under *ouch sale, lease, or tmusfcr, true nn :~:uc.t duplicate siirned copies of;-ll agreements, convcyanccs, c-.ax ..:.. franchises,deeds, leases, bills f sale.and other instruments Izndci riiicll sucinsale lease, or transfer, is to be made Said instrument hall be certified to under the oath of the executive or presiding ofiicvr -f the seller and purchaser, respectively, as Imeh true a"::d em f.1p mics.At the some time, and accompanying said documents and instrb .nents of sale and transfer, there shall be tiled with said Dcportmcrz of Public Works a statement and report,in form and detail to li approved by said Department and the Attorney General,cienril ctting forth the following facts and data, to-wit: (n)_The location and detailed description,including source auf nctizodn of generation, of all the property involved in the cal . ICSW :P transfer. (b)The dates of the construction, purchase, or other n<r;J§§iti0!l. by such municipality, or public electric light and power district, of soch power plant, distribution system, and/or transmission lines. in cluding all replacements, extensions, repairs and bctterments, togethc. with a detailed statement of the actual cost. (c)A detailed description of such parts of the uLiil;to be solr ns between the time of acquisition thereof and the tE:.of the sai- vndcr consideration shall have become obsolete, or shall l;.:Q? born sold Lrnnsferrod,lost, destroyed, abandoned.or othervf c disposed of lr: such municipality or public electric light and powo district, ond t'r cost of such part of the utility including extensions or additions thcrctc 1 1t..n l\'l DEAD ANIMALS We remove horses,cattle, hogs or sheep from your farm at m mst to you. We have the only licensed truck to haul |' :.°'vv --'. , I -'. For Wash ~lton (hunky Interested parties call 768 Herman.eh Fuhlon Genhr $10 Silk Dresses an now $3-75:$15 Silk Dresses ue now $6.'l5;$20 Silk Dresses ue now $9.75.28-16; Missllaggie M.I.owe Ha nna, Nab. l l n r e a h t l v e f o r bland well.Almand axtnd, bland: better with many fruit: than vm- ills. Sherbet can be served either as a dessert or follow the meat eouxse befara the uhd.It i s an excellent accompmiment forlamb. chicken or vw . well with roasts Phone 21, Arlington, Ne~. We pzfy all phone charges.. Reynolds Rendeling Works Fa1'num Franzenburg, Representative. 'hvo egg whites, 2 cups sugar. 1 cup diced marshmallows, 1 cup water,1 teaspoon vanilla, '15 cupcoconut.Bail sugar and \\'utcr,i without, étitring until zhmad fonns I l :I ||I I | I I Slowly pour into beaten egg whitesand beat until creamy.Add van-; illu.Remove if;of this mixture; and add m§\rs1n}allov.'s to first1 .¢. ~u m ;N»u\¢,1»»amuz¢ui¢nyu»u~x¢ni¢h¢°¢p°w€¢LEGAL NOTICE uh:mt. dinuihndun nitlm.. and/or trnnnnlulnn linn Ev Inu- ritv PROPOSED BY m r r wn v x P E T IT IO N This Act nlntu m aids: md Yllhnn mdha[II ro n as AGAINST public electric light sud powu duh-lei: which ovm or opanh dash-lu: light md pawn plants, distribution lyahmn und tnnamlwon linen, It authorizes the axtenslon of meh line: xnd system:for the puxpon af urv lng h m m and others living outside auch cities lad dl- laxzes and duo lutharlzes tha ownen of such plan); bo provide means lor finlncing uma. A BILL Advertise in The Enwrprise. F OR A N A C T r d a ti n r tn C f llml u n d V l llu mu n and mms. .1..-ha.. Her!at and pawn- districts. whicli own or operates edectric 1iKht and PUW" plants, distribution systems afmdfor transmission lines; to autnorize the extemibn of such limos and systemslor-the purpose of serving farmers Ind otl1f=rsIiving ouzside such cities and vilhges, and za provide means of iinnncing the same Bc It Enuud By The People Of The sum Of Nshraalu Scgtion 1.Any city, village, or public electric light aiu! power I§~=tHr:t,_WEth}n the state, which may own or operate any electric light :md pnwrr ~p!ant,dEnt1-ihztion sy s t e m, md / o r t r a n s miu iln lines ma y ¢~x=- =! the s::;'c |J ".:1.J!li ll.; L»vu;.¢Iurles, and for um purpose is hereby |:..1 .:r :.| : : § - \ . ;L.!: .c rms tlulzl, purc hase , Re ne, or o ther wise :;\'|§1;irv.:\:.d tu nzninmin,img -' o: e, exte nd, p nd Operate elec tric li g h t n=.:l ;-.\w;pi :| n := » , d zr z ri bu i io n ly stlml, a nd tn n smi ulon Hu n . o uts id e n f th .1, :llahurivn o f such c ity ,v i l l q a o r pu blic elec tric li g h t a n d p a m r . | .Ir i rt.f m r u th d i s » tln ¢ l md : we r s u c h te r r i to r y wi th i n th i s i n n cdient.In connection thermfith any sud|\'.rlric ls,-hr md power district may _gntir intc EMI ==.il :~!=cu-icgl energy to my ponon,htm. p;.lity oi' public el e lisht and |:o'.vei~ I. yuurrhnse, lense,unisition. improve-plnnt, dizzrébuzi-Jn s stem :.:=1 V Lanza :.Inria.. however. :hill bo :hui ~, rxcepl 5-ri'>of 12.0 qzluliiod 1Ea:-1u.:=of 'Bch :upon such proposition at on election m e m i . 12:11 m u r a v:.|;a lnr :hp |\::r;m=|.~ of selling or purehlsing chctrica! .p-;iilazc. or.1 an-i g- =.-.or dzetrlcfmay by contract Q-nnméi 'moo .1 1. ¢!:i?a|.I I: f.\t nad power plont, dletrE!.:::=on system .::.r.1:1 rl ilnr4 with the electric lkht Ind power plant, dis- :|: ~:!|!l|:Hill or tr::ne~::.i~'Etm linea of any other city, village, or .1..a,ll.::.t :.r¢|pf:\.er district,whenever authorized by a li ui' :ht l|Ll:|.|EfE|cl .lv.tons ot' each auch lllunlclpniity or district upn such pr-;:».Ili-ll at election! called for that purpoae. Lon 3.Fl°":c-.intruetlon,purchaao,leaae,acquisition, ,lm- by such municipality or public electric light and power district for electric current, and a full and complete statement showing the llnancln° condition ond the receipts and diaburaementa ot auch municipality o. public power dlatrlet in the operation.; !' ef:' milf ~ during the prccedififr wrcc-year period, and a itatement of'tne bonded imlebtadnesa, if onlf. of auch munlcipdity or public power diatrict in connection with its oemenhip or operation of the utility, lncllldlnl tha amount of nl' honda laluod and paid. H l l n l a | l * l | n l h n 1 \ *:mul on nion ul-|» J\ ¢l l | . . . J | \ n l * | '¢ J|n o u l a i b n l u a ' A A i a n u a - varies her wdflea occasionally. Here are two redpea sell worth trying: Plain Waffles Two cups apecial cake flour, sifted, 3 teaspoons baking powder, 'Ji known |alt,8 egg yolks, well b e a t e n , 1 c u p m i l l s , 4 ~ era.Spread top and :idea with part of mixture that was removed Sprinkle with coconut.Serve out in wedged :hoped plecea.. With the growing uae of me- chardcol refligeraton,i t ia new qdte easy for the average' cook to prepare delicious aherbetl in Bovino ¢ 4 Bl rc su-me By -nm People of The Suu Of Nebriskaz Section 1.No city,Ingo or public e!ectrlc light and power diltriet lhlll ull any el light or power plant. distribution system, md/or h1.nsmis¢icmllnn, owned by meh city, village, or public dcculc light :nd power district, except for ash and unless surh sale ahnll be authorized by | vote of the majority of the qualified electors of Iuch city, village or public dectric light and power dlaQict voting on such proposition at nn election called for that purpose, and unless four weeks' notice of uid election to von on such proppxfed sale shnll have been Elven by the governing authorities of auch municipality or public electric light and power district, as the case may he, by publication once each week in one or more newspapers of general circulation in such municipality or public electric light ond power district. Missllaggie M.I.owe Hanna, Nab. ll nre au t lu fo r Worl -Herald For Wash lton (hunky Interested parties call 768 bland well.Almand axtnd, bland: better with many fruit: than vm- ills. Sherbet can be served either as a dessert or follow the meat eouxse befara the uhd.It i s an excellent accompmiment forlamb. chicken or vw . Fuhlon Genhr $10 Silk Dresses an now $3-75:$15 Silk Dresses ue now $6.'l5;$20 Silk Dresses ue now $9.75.28-16; r *u . . . ' .U .| . . . . \ ¢¢ . v A U ;¢. ¢n. .; u - : u n s » a » q V A u u u u a u hth :~ , f : mm a s ¢ i § 1 L : " . i \ E b y la w p r o vi d e d , o r i n li e u o f a n y o th e r T.I nzettndz . ul* mea ns uf providing for ihe pay me nt of ind ebtedn-as ::: 3 | LI]. vrillrzy c , or pu blic e lec tr ic lig ht an d puwe r distric t within this : L 1=~h:~.ll 11 ve the p owe r a n d a u tho r i ty , b y a n d th ro u g h i ts g o ve r n - ir.1.¢»¢!y or board of direc tors, whenever authorized by a ma jo r i ty o f iw' q uali fier ; elec to rs votin g up on s uc h p ropo siti on a t an ele c tio n c u lled f~: ° tha t p urp os e, to pr ovi de fo r the pa y me nt of the c on t or exp en se of rur dhu sin g. c o nstru c ti ng, e xte ndi ng , i mpr ovi ng , o r o th erwise a c qu iri ng .uxxy i prnpc ti ' ac -c essa ry or usefu l in the ope ratio n of a ny ele c tric light n m!IIHWCI p la n t,di stri bu ti on sy stem,a n d / o r tra nsmiss ion lines,by ]JI\'.i :::;:,assig ning,o r oth er wi se hy po the c nti ng,the ne t ear nin gs or pgjr::¢of s uc h elec tric lig ht a nd p ower dis tric t, c ity , or villnge d e r i v w fr om the op er ati on o f s ur h ele c tri c lig ht a n d po we r p la nt. , di str ib utio n sy p te m a n d/ o r tr an s mi s s io n li ne s . P R O P OS E D B Y I N I T I A T I V E P E T I T I O N Th i s la w ( 1 ) g i ves c i ti e s a n d to wns o wn i n g elec tric li g h t an d po we r pla n ts th e ri g h t, p r o - vided c ost is pa i d ou t o f n e t earni ngs,to ex - te nd the ir l i m a bey ond th ei r border to ser ve f a r me r s a n d o th e n ,a n d (2)the r i g h t t o pa y fo r p owe r pla n ts, e tc . b y p le d gi n g fu tu r e e n m- :»in gs in s te a d o f by ta xa ti on , a n d (3 )provides th a t n o public ly -owned p la n t ma y be sold exc e pt u po n a pp ro vml o f si xty p er c e nt of voter s an d fi li ng o f sta teme n t o f or ig i na l cost,etc. wi th De pa g tmen t o f Pub lic W o r ks ,a n d li mi ts .a mo u n t o f mo n e y wh i c h ma y b e s p e n t i n c a m- pa i g n f o r s a le o f p la n t. 324 F O R 32 5 A G A I N S T 9 rec t by the pr c isi éin g o fiic c r of the gove min g.b ody of suc h mu nic i pality or p ubli c e lec trkfligh t an d po wer dis tric t, as the c ase may bo, an d ai mlf also h a ve th er etb attac h ed th e c e r d h c a m a n d o a th o f th e presi ding officer,o r othe r d u ly autho riz ed exe c utive officer,o f t h e purc haser. und er the ze al of th e p ur c ha ser , i f a c orp ora tio n, th at the p urc has er of sa id utili ty .l' ms exami ne d s ai d s ta te me n t a n d re po rt, ha s in ve stig ated th e f a c t: th e r e i n s e t f o r th ,belie ves said sta teme n t a n d re p or t to be tr u e a nd c o r re c t, an d th a t th e p r o p o s e d purc hase o f s a i d u ti li ty ha* be en ma de with r ef er e nc e to an d in re li an c e up on th é fa c ts , si tua ti on , and c irc umata si ées , I-e t for th in s aid s tatement a nd re por t.Th e ti li n g of s ai d in s tr umer nts a nd s ai d sta te me nt a nd re po rt, ve r ti ii ad a s hereié re qu ir ed , i s he re b y ma de 9 . c on di ti o n pr ec ed e nt to th e valid ii y o f an y suc h sale, leas e, or transfer. Sec tion 6.W h oe ve r o l ma k e , u tte r o r s ub s c r ib e to an y s ta te - me n t a n d rep or t,or c e rtidc ate,requ ired un d e r th e pr<.»isions°of th t la s t pr e c e di n g se c ti on , k no wi n g o r ha vi n g r e a so n to be li e ve th a t a n ; su c h s tate me n t a n d re po rt ,or c er tii ic a te , is fa ls e , sh a ll b e g ui lty o f f fe lon y a n d u po n c o nvi c ti on th e re o f, sh a ll be fi n ed no t mo re th a n F ive Th o us a n d D o lln r s o r s h a ll be i mp r i so n e d i n th e s tate pe n i te n tia r y n o ' mo re th a n 6 e y e n- .An y i mtr u men t, sta te me n t a nd r e po r t, o r c er ti f i th i a n ; and c ate fi led wi th e D e p ar tmen t of Pu b lic W or k s a s p r o vi d e d f o r i n Ac t,o r ce ed copies ther eof,shall. be c o mpe ten t evidenc e i n he a ri n g o r p ro c ee d in g i n vo lvi n g the vtlua tio n o f th e e le c tr i c li g h t po we r pln n t,di s tr i bu tio n sy stem,o r tra ns mis si on lines,c overed b: said s ta te me n t a n d re po rt a n d ee rti ii c n ta ,f o r rat-e ma k i n g purposes ta xa ti o n , o r i n my o th e r ma t te r i n wh i c h th e f a c t: a n d s ta te me n ts i r su c h i ns tr ume nt, s ta te men t a n d repor t., or c erti fic ate , may be involve( or dr awn in qu es ti on , and the p ur c h ase r th er eo f a nd h is , or it! su c c aa no r, o r aa si gu u, s ha ll b e f or ever e stop pe d to d en y th e f ac t. : s e t fo r ti in a uc h in stmment., sta tement and ne pqr t., or c er tif ic a te. FLY REPELLANT l'0R MILCH cows Goés Farther Lasts Longer ~| Slrction 7.No Drivate Denon.firm.aasocintion or< cornnrntjnnA BILL Iproposlng to pur:I§¢,Lleu|,' or oénriv iia aeqwe ~ r F O R A N A C T re la tin g to cities,villag es,an d public elec td c li g h t : n f l poo .er di stric ts en gag ed in th e g `era tio n, tra nsmiss ion , d im'r.5 ution.purc hase an d f o r s a le o f cldguqleal ene rgy f o r li g h ti n g , Z... ¢m; ngan d p ower pu rpo ses; to pro vid e fb o the exte nsi on, by any vial,villag e,or public elec tric li g h t a n d po we r di s tr i c t io !its/ vlr <.ri;lI ; "t on - I powe r p lan ts, tra nsmiss ion lin es and ser vic e o ut- -'.of i m-i.ou r1.l;ni es o f su c h muni c ip ality or di stri c t; to provide ~ :|11ta:ac I1||.llu f l of e le c tr i c li gh t a n d p o we r pla n ts ,lines, sy s- .|l".:t.l v'\. 1 -»s' and between c ities, villages end Publi; elec tric 1 »::'::l ;» I"q dl r its in th i s s tate ;to au tho r iz e the pled gi ng . r ll "mtl|.ar :.' ..f :¢n"1 rri rni ngs an d p roi its of pu bli c ly -owned i lx I .'=» 1 "."=. li nes or sy ste ms, to pa y fo r pr op - f :of ~~.L;. :Lrpir alig ri of suc h pla nts,lin es or 5 { | i H:L-» 1:1.\.\(.1.:;n =..1orc mc nt.s and res tric tions c onc erning ;| <.:s i c lfr ;:lf~n:\I'!:ig e ties,villag es Anti pub lic ElPC'|LriC li g h t ,_..1 I\.l\|Cl ¢l:"r§,3.;lil ¢l\\ il.C li g h t o n d po we r pla nts,lines an d 3_.~1 p i a n i ;z ~| ' ,fir ms an d c orpora tions;to define . i:;:¥1 eriant in L 11 \\'In!\wi th suc h a l le o r alie nation a n d r :pc : \ n li 2. "r .f <n ;a n d to ma k e appli c able to cities, \s L : m i pun lle ev Lr ic i i g h t o n d power d istri c ts,the g en er al .lx .\1:.S o f lo w conc erning pr i va te elec tric li g h t an d . po we r mp .- -1 as to e ine-nt domai n,Hg h b o f - wa y and phy sic a l c on-=L:"..n I llld mn ina rlnnc e of elec tri c lig ht an d po wer p lan ts , lin es . l n l 5 Lcms. Be I t E n a etc d B y The P eo p le Ol' Th e Sta te Of Ne b r as k a : F a t i o n 1.An y c i ty ,villag e,o r public elec tric li g h t an d power d. mr vt \~.i f.hi n th e state , wh ic h rqay own or ope rate , o r he reaf ter nc - ; ui =or establish,an y elec tric li g h t a n d po we r pi n ot,di stri bu ti on ri e wm- a n d f o r tr a n smi s s i on li n es mu y , a t th e ti me o f , o r a t a ny ti me a f te r suc h ac quisition or esta bli shme nt,exten d th e sa me bey ond its bou nd ar ie s, a nd f or that p ur po se i s he re by a uth or iz ed a nd e mp ower ed to c onstruc t,purchase,lense,or othe rwis e ac quire,an d to ma in ta in . imp ro ve , exten d, a nd op er ate ele c tri c li ght a nd p owe r plan ts , d is tr ib u- tio n s y stems a nd tr ans mis si on lin es , o uts ide o f the bo und ari es of ou c h .¢§; y , villag e. or pub lic ele c tr ic lig ht and po we r di stri c t,for s uc h di e- tn nc e an d o de r su c h te rr itor y withi n th i s state as rn ey b e d ee me d ex- pedient..I n th e exercise of the po we rs gr an te d b y th is sec tion an y suri i c ity , village , o r p ubli c e lec tri c ligh t a nd powe r d istrir .: may en ter into c o ntra c ts to f umis h an d se ll e le c tri c a l en er gy to an y pe rs on ff ir m, ns-aoc iation, c orporation, munic ipality , or public elec tric light end power d etr ic t.No s u c h c onstruc tion,purc hase,lease,ac quisition,i m p r o v e znczt,or exten sion of an y su c h ad di tio na l ple nt,dis tr ibu ti on sy s tem en d or tr an smis s io n li n emho we ve r , sh all b e pa i d fo r exc ep t ou t o f th e nrt earnings and profits of one ormore o r a ll o f th e elec tric Lig ht a nd power plants., distrib ution sy stems a nd tran smission linen, of suc h c ity . vi llag e, or p ub lic e le c tr ic lig h t an d p ower d i stri c t.Th e pr ovis io ns o f m u po we r plu m. , uln tn u u uu n s y s te m, o r tr a n s mis s i o n un e s , I ro n : myc ity ,d l i a g e o r p u b b c elec tric i i g h t a n d p o we r d i s tr i c t o f th i s state, no r a ny o n e o n b eh a lf o r f or th e b e n e fi t o f a u c h propo sed p urc ha ser, ma y , in or de r to p ro mote o r b ri n g a bo ut su c h sa le, le as e , o r tr a ns f er , pa y ou t, c o n tr ili uto, or e xp e nd , d ir ec tly o r ind ir ec tly , mon ey o r o th e r va lu a b le th i n g in e xc e s s o f th r e e tlz o u a n d d o lla r s n o r , i n a n y e ve n t, n e xc e s s of e s u m, i n n umb e r o f do lls g r e a te r th a n th e n u mb e r o f the qua lif ied vo te rs i n auc h mu ni c i pa li , o r pub lic elec tric li g h t e n d po we r d is tri c t,based o n th e to to l vo te " c e s t f o r g o ve r n o r a t th e la s t general e lec tion.An y p er so n , f ir m, or c o rp o ra ti o n. vi ola ti ng an y p ro - e i s i o n p f th i s s e c ti o n s h a ll b e g u i lty o f a f e lo n y e n d up o n c onvi c tion th e r e of s h a ll b e ti n c d in a s um n o t e xc e ed i n g te n th ou i n n I do lla rs o r sha ll be irn phs one d, if s p ers on or per son s, for no t more th an one y e ar in the p eni te nti ar y o d the state, or sh all b e lia ble to b oth s uc h lin e a nd impr i so nme nt.i n th e disc retion o f th e c ourt.»A n y vi olatio n o f This sec tion shall n zrliny and ren der wholly void any suc h prop osed purc hase, lense o r ac qu isition;pro vid ed,ho we ver ,a n y ac tion to set aside an d re nd er in va lid a n y su c h sa le , len s e, tr an sf e r or a c qu is i ti on , u od " r th e pr ovi si on s o f thi s s ec ti o n, s h all b e br o ug ht in th e di s tr ic t c ou r t of th e c r n n ty in wh i c h suc h rh nn ic ip elity or public e lec tric ligh t, and p o n o r distric t, or e portion th ereof, la loc ated, by one or more elec tors of ouc h mu ni c i pa li ty o r pub lic elec tric iigtht an d po we r dis tri c t,or by suc h mu ni c i pa li ty o r di stri c t its elf,o r b y th e S ta te o f Ne br as ka ,wi th i n ni ne t da y s a l t e r th e ho ldi n g o f th e elec ti on e t wh i c h th e qucastionvotcdy on sh all h a ve b e e n suftmi tted.\ Sec tion 8.W ithi n ten dey s after an y elec tio n upo n th e pro g osi tion o f th e sale,lease o r tr an s fe r o f a n y elec tric li g h t o r p o we r pl:.nt, diotrib uti on s y si c an , o nd./ or tra nsmissi on lin es, as pro vid ed b y S ec tion 4 of thi s A c t, the per so n, fir m, as soc iatio n, or c or po rati-o n,pr o po s in gto . J a ne o r se c u re s uc h pu rc hu e, le as e, o r tr an sf er s ha ll f ile wi t. :the Sec retary o f Sta te a . s wo r n s tate men t,i n f o r m a n d de ta il to Bo n p p r p ve d b y th e A tto r n e y Ge n e r a l, s h o wi n g a ll exp en ditur es made an d a ll obliga tio ns inc u rred b y suc h proposed purc haser,di re c tly o r in- dir ec tly , in c o nn ec tio n with or pe rtain in g to su c h pr opo se d sale, le as e, or tr ans fe r a nd in c on nec ti on wi th or pe rtai nin g to su c h elec tio n.A n y per son , f irm, a sso c i ati on, or c o rpo ra tio n who sha ll fai l or ref use to fi le su c h s ta teme nt or wh o s h all s u bs c r ib e to s u c h sta te men t, k no win g th e some to be false , shell be guilty of a. felony a nd up on c on vic ti on th e::oi sh all b e lin ed in e su m n ot e xc e ed i ng te n th o us an d d ollar s o r sf tnll hr impr is on ed , i f a pe rs o n or p ar g on e, f or n o t mo re the n o ne y ea r i n h e steto pen itentiary , or shall be lia ble to bo th s uc h f ine and irnpr ison mc n in the di sc r eti on of th e c our t. r Sec tion 9.A l l pr o vi s io n s o f la w n ow n p p llc n b le to e lec tr i c li ; ' o t an d po we r c orp orations ee re ga rd s th e exerc ise o f th e ii owor of emi n e n t d o mai n , th e u s e a n d ooc flpetion of ti le p u b li c highvro;:s a n d the ma nne r or metho d o f c on str uc tio n a nd Dhy ui c al op er ati on of plants, sy s te ms a nd timns rntss ro n Imes s ha ll be ap p lic a b le , as n c n r ly a s ma y be.to mun ic ip ali ti es a n d pub lic elec td c li e h t a n d n e we r dis tri c ts i n i | a 4 I I 1 I \» " CITY CO NV E NIE N CE " P OR c o UNTn YT4 o M B s ig/#ing a #Mich / Mullen lceless Refrigerator Co. uoa FARNAM ST.° » w z » ~N m J. J J ~s~_>'T r i fps. # € I .......... . . _ . . » . ar?s- I O l l . - B U R N I N G M I L K c m u n n 'rm le ll in wma-m um¥lkto40':thencuo!nw1oncve-y2\.o3nLnuta.Aakmahonzit. " ~f 1 im:HZ~ . ~Q1 I !0 s | F ~ F "\I Modern Plumbing Lightens Mother's Work No home should be without modern bathroom fixtures and modern plumbing.The con- venience i t brings is worth many times the investment. Let us estimate your job. Repalrmg A Specialty Call us for large or small re- pair jobs" our competent work- men are always ready to come at your call. We bring our tools the`first trip. 'John Moore Plumbing Co.` » 3 13351.Iv -f '1 fg \ QL " r ¢\i\l l l g w 5435 fa .J a n}z=1 gf)$1 ~ r ~:;a¥v-`},,<"'f;" \<=, Z ~~ > ~ n 1-" ».~u IFWHRl€#25 fs " i l u _gf v ' ' I l l .'f¢=-'|| Ii~ Brings Brigid Food-Protecdng Cold \ 1 , 1 UST light it once a day and leave it!'1`hat's ali yen; have to do with Superfex, the economical new ieeleu refrigerator that generates its own safe, dry cold from oil heat---right in the kitchen.A few cents worth of kerosene provides £4 ta : 3 hours' dependahle refrige.'r~ ation. The burners rpe:;.; : lout. an hour mid a half and go out amomatiwly. L e:.t..: and cheaper than ice. Superfezr. freezes ice cubes; chills crisp salads; keeps food frah mud tasty for days in ...waz-meet Weather-and in hot winter kitchens.Saves thousaf. f:. rf r tcpc daily. and this ct shall be deemed cumulative and the authority hare'ln ernutod to cities, villages and public electric light and power diatricis, shall not be limited or mnda inoperative by any existing statute. Section 2.For the purpose of idli ng or punzhuing electrical energy for lighting, heating or power purposes, my city, village, or Publis: electric light and power district in this state in hcraby authorized t¥:|clr|:c1cls o fl\; pS§v'er§§|§H faa;ea;,;.,.:'aa i§"{héi§ }>é`=»fS}}£.I=§EB .ai the duties conferred or imposed upon tlxcau under the provisions of this Act. PROPOSED BY 1Nl'r1A'rlvE PETITION in enter into agreement; M connect md interoonnoct ltl olochic light ond power plnnl. distribution system and/or tnmmlulon llnoqwlth 'tha electric light md power nlmt. dlotrlbntinn lyltdm md/or trio.:- milsion lines of any one or mm-o othn eltioa, vdlhgon, or pobllo oloctria light, md power district; in thin shim WI :Bch terms md eondldon: umn y be ngr e o d upo nbo two o nt ho tn dn ¢ d t1 u, v d l. ll go la nd public power dighicts. Bectiont.Inli o no f th o i lmlnc o o fb o ndl o r tha l o v y o ltn xo o u othorwllo by low panda, And in li on of my o ther lawful mmm or moms of Pfbviding for tho vlymmt of lndobtodnou, any ¢i¥¥»;l:g¢jor pnhlic electric light ond power diotriet within thi: state shall o eof ~ Ind autho nty , by md thro ugh lt: zo vv rni nz bo dy o t n, to provide for or to neun the payment of the cont or oxpomen ol punrhulng, conntnxntlng, or otborvlao mqudrlng, axtend-inx Ind lmprovlng, my real or ponond property nscloury or useful in i*-I operation of any electric light md power plnnt,diltrlbvtlun syltcm, md/or tr-nnlmlxllon lines, by pledging, assigning, or otherwisehypothocating, *ho nn earnings or pronto of meh sloctric light md power 'iilifid-. city, or villure. derived, or to he derlvod, from thc opor~ ation ng 'Ffh aloctrlg light md power plnnt, dhtrllmdon system, and/or transmission lines ond, to thot end, to enter into mcg contract; nnd to iuoe such wnrrnntl or debentures as my bg pro gc t ulJarovinlom ol thin section.`PUT on o This ll nn Act relntlng to cities, vlilmges, and pnbllc electric light and power dixtrxctl which own or operate eloctrlc llzht nnd pa er plnnts,distribution systems and/or transmis- sion linos; prohibiting the male ol such plants. systems, 615 linen, except for nah,and unlfll nuthorizod by A vote of tho electors; regulnhng such olectlon; forbidding tho giving or re¢eiv- lng of anything of value ln connection with Inch uh or purehuo for mzh plants, systems or linen,and to hx n penalty for violation thgnol. ,szs FOR 827 AGAIN BT A m u . FOR AN ACI' nlating to cities, vlllngen, and public electric light Ind ww d ln t rl c t n which own or optrntc electric light and power pllntt, distribution syitemn ond/or tnnlminlon lines; prohibltlnt the mls of ouch plants, gynems, or linen, exapt for alla, and nnlou out-hor'l|.od hy n voho of the olectnrs; regulating mob aloe- tion; forbidding tho glvlng or r/.solving of anything of vnhn in oonnoetiun with unch nh or purclnse for unch plants, gygmm or limi; and to Dx u penalty for vlolntlun thereof. nm for itself ~ food mvinv- I.:u1\.:ri:;', ized a:E|.iu-u> fim.P°f°=lliI\11°°¢|- Nomnvingpnru. '|`=l=Ph°\\= today for further infonmtian, cr came): ladueeirwork.- lg,-__~¢ SUPERFEX £2 Oll.- BURNING REFR IGER ATQK *si M4d¢b1P|rl¢aHon$tonCo»nnrfr| [ » . S u p a f e r i s a l s o » S . - . m i s e f o r u s e w i t h n a t u r a l , m m - I n| | | ~ | 1 | 0 n r |n r t n n l m r l f u n n urnui . utlh*¢11uf{:~nr um l un l |:mm|nu|m|num|mm||nnII|n|IInm||mmmn|||||m|mm|m||||mlmlm §1_»ir. N_d;r;uh, July s1.mo FASHIQN;ARCH |°r¢1;s|a|z\r1ar:`é»A SHOE STORE B10 SG- 150|25 Errv N s m 1 -Q' § a_§;»€4>'§ ',,,,d,,,,° -m»m~»»~m.- Clmnha. Neb. Le t us Correct Your Foot ..v . ,4i a \\\\\\\\\|||1:1:ra .._: . ;|.~ I .|of Omaha, Nebraska. FASHIQN;ARCHPRESERVERSHOE STORE B10 SG- 150|25 E rw N m m fQ'§a_§;»€4>'§',,,,,,,,,,-m»m~»»~m.- Clmnha. Neb. Let us Correct Your Foot 1115 Nature'| wnyThereis nm Shoe lilm tha _Z L \\\\\\\ uu n n n u AN' o nnmmcr-1 , To Pnvi de for the LW ! of Ta na md De vylng the Same on Al l the Taxable Property in the City of Blair, Nebraska, lor All Purpoaa Neo- assnry to Mni ntdn the City Government for the City of mm, Ne bras ka , fo r the Fi le d Year Co mmlmdnz on the Firn Tuesday in May, 1980; also Levy i ng a Poll Tlx on Certain In- mb i mn u o f m e a ny fo r the .Fln ml Yn r. I levy of time for itreec Hgh purposes for up present. E year and out o! all other mom and funds availablle therefor longing to said City, the nmo for each object md purpom follows: For med. Ughdng pur- poses $50U An y bn h nm o f w d fu nd ! mining uver and unexpende Bme md at the Lisall year 1 \..¢,....f.-md an the St E s né Y'i~`Bxi15""D, Br the Mayor §g h §n s £ 2 1 1 H nn.¢:1Cuund1of th»eCT1¢¥ofBIli1'»G!n.|»Hnv| 'Punrz 'I'hll'|5thetl2b'B» Ne b n s h ,bctlon One:That there be, und hereby i n m m m a u u l s b d upon all the hxsbls pmperty within the corponhe limits o l the City of Blnir, Nebruka, for the fi na l year oommendng`on the Brit Tuadly in May, 1980, md ending on the Hnrt Tuesday in Huy, 1981, the (alluring mm. tunes and numbers of mills an the dolhr of tax, to-wit: PURPOSE AMOUNT For general revenue Purmses 5.00 mills Fur public library " Q I uvvwnrhted W* the nmneyl derivad from | ¢ v y q 1 u w ! o r m u d c a n d 1 u¢ nmunemenu for the my ma l ya ! an d ou t of a ll o moneys and fund!evsll therefor belonging w uid < the amounts tor each oh5¢¢*f purpose as folluwn: For music and public amusements S so Any balance of laid funds mnining over and unexpende the end of the fiscal year u be transferred w the Mud: Public Amusemmta Fund. F Pll¥P°9¢8 1.10 mxusiscd Five:That there beFor street lighting on ''be d nisesmillshereby u,nppropm o Q,s derived frombr music md public e yI1 taxes for the impnarmaments.10 mills .SIL onf the wnter works 4 For payment of sewer outlet bonds and in- Mare!!1.00 mills For payment of inher- ncctiou paving bands oem for the pres t fiscal yeur|For mnintenmoe and op- and out of the re ues derived enti an of the G W from the said wx works sys~Urn.Dtpsrtnlent $1000.00 tem and from. Lhedevy of taxes Any balahne of said funds N- for hydrant rentals for the pres-nguning over and unexpended at Omaha, Nebrasla July 14, 193|"I"n Wham H Mau (".nnn¢»rn°/A U l | & . | v | . | A n v a l I l l ;w v s s w u - - u rT h i s i s t o c e r t i f y t h g t d u f i n f mv a d mi n i s t r a ti o n a s C o mmi s s i o nand interest 7.30 11\illB|a n! Amr v mr a n d o u t o f the l me ena or me :mem year snu||-For parks md park §9§¢;§E£»é;.1§.£ of .11 other be trannfened on me md for .T.,2'1>;,u¢@, smmon and Pubnmrpws.zo mills moneys and funds available the Mugsenagce and Operauon lic Safety for me mei of omlm For hydrant mem-sl .so mum ohnnlnv \w»IAnlr{n1r m ma City.of the my Fxre Depsxtment.from 191s on 1921, 1 employed DanFor niymnt of district pi d|;_;u;|;'§r;é\ob5o¢tuid'8l¢¢lon'l'hkmm:The (hen be, J. Phillip; u m m m 3mrpole_u fal|owl§_I -.:~L.:=:.* z . L ~ : r .,zz rr: 5-::.°-,, ... ,.,...,....,.,.. :,;:. msewer bonds and in-snunrest.w mum im ex-For a. n d For provement,mnaion, operation andoperation of lite de-mainbenmoe of water pnrtment ..40 mills works systaem $7000-0" For purchase of tire _gg mm For u l u i a of watar / nppantms s "iq d'nm the nm be xwxea -na i`¥...,...n u m °m°ssooaoo U..... ....,..=,..........H.-.W .. ---. -- _~, ---~-_.-, _levy nr mm for fm purchase was mu emphyed in uid de ol tim department apparatusfar tha present final year and out ol All other moneys mdm u . n i m m therefor m J. D° °" w w longing tu said City, the an;onnt| I P°"m"°r' pu-tment and doing utiahcmrgwork.Sincerely youre, =r 1; uneasepmpert lhnit; =L -ww -1 1 v u taxlbi g .5 § ' i . `. `i m o f y within d n mrpo nfa mninhmz qver u -f um mtv nf Rldr. Nehl .L_ ._.| _nan- ' sli d finds re - ld unexpended atn.....x V." {1..\\ for earlh ob5e¢t md num" m|Omahl, Nebruk §§i follows:.| Far purchase of fin de-rn..L_\ r . . » - . .-,""'.¥,_¥§z_l?§ ra sh,and collected ls other taxes as shown by the chess- ment rolls dor the gear 1980. athlon Tiroz That there be, md hub! le .levied upm each and every male' inlmbiunt of said City of Bldr, Nebneln, betwvén the :gee of, twenty-one and fifty years, not exempted there- t mm b y Statute or Ordinance of thiaQ,npolltaxlnt]ae we eau un we mm.. ,..... .,.._.be tx-anslened to the Weber Fund.Secion Six:Th!! flxem be,:nd hereby ln. npproprhled out of the moneys derived from thelevy of texas for parks and park purposes for the present flew yea: ond out of all other moneysand funds avnllnble therefor be- longing so nld'UI¢Y. the :mounts for each objeetnnd purpose as partment appsntna $1000.00 Any balanre of sold funds re~ mekllng over Ind unexpended at the and of l-he fiscal year shall be tnnsterred to the Fire De~ partment Apparatus 1<\md. Section Fourteen:Thin onlimnee s ha ll hk e d e c ta nd be i uf ur e e from und after its pumge, ap- proval and publication as reqw- Od by luv. l v we w w . .U."-......,,~County, Nebraska: I was vemnally nequnlnted wit Dan J. Phillips while he was cox nected with the Dnruglu Comm! Sheriffs otflee.In our dealing with tlut otllee I dways form hlm very reliable and cooperatiw I can honestly recommend M Phillips na n. man who will- gh excellent service lf elected. Esther A. Johnson, Chief Prohadon Officer. o m m ~ m u m ( 3 2 - 0 0 )on each and_,every male inhabitanta1oresn»~ Zfhe ui d t u x shall b e c o l la & d a s p r o v i d e d b y l a w f o r s a i d f i s w y e a r c o m me n c i n g fo llu wn z r u s e u u n a a p p w v r u m mF o r P M N a n d p a r k p m * -d a y o f J u l y . 1 9 8 0 . p o s e s 5 5 9 0 1 3 9 J .H a r u l d S t e w m A n y b a l a n c e o f s a i d I u n d s x v -.M a y o r . m a i n i n z o v e r a n d u n e x p e n d e d a t A. L 1 . , a » a T:\ zum "mjliééniié éomfrt, rg,Doug-lu Count I Omaha, Nehruk Judy 12, 193 on the first Tuesday of May, 1930.Section Three:This ` ordinahoeshdl take effect and be in fone from and alter its passage, ap~proval and publication as pro~vided bv lnw. ii§2|}}§' 01 an mm glen mu c. EQ Krause,3 be transferred to the Parks and (my Clerk.Park Purposes Fund.(SEAL)Section Seven:That there be, mghereby u,°PPF°*"'**°" out °Mrs. Bertha Gollehon and mb§'lf..'i'2"fi'i.§'f'T.ffl'+§f°§?.`°.'f,'.f gg Sheldgn_ "Ek '"?"_M"¥*"' Gol To the Vot/ers ot Waahingbun County, Nebraska: I have known Dan J.Phillips f o r |number of years,having worked wi th him on the Police Department of Omahn md for theGovexfnmamtand I cm tguthgully U -_ say that he is a trustw~orthY» 'har- Iess officer uf good moral char- ncfzr and well qualified to fill the office of Sherilf of WHShiI\K¥4¥\ County. Nebraska.1 Ge=n'l. Ch8.iI'mBIl|» W. C. Fraser Vicmhairman,Sarpy Co.George Cordea ::»: » I .|of Omaha, Nebraska. ham .J :E'::~f FASHIQN ~ CENTER M I D - S U M M E R C L E A R A N C E DRASTIC PRICE 1 n n n u c n o n s E N T I R E S T U C K S U M M E R SILK DRESSES ;ARCH,fa 7 (PRESERVER "\¥ga;..$p,..53325352 25 Errv N sm 1-Q'§a_§;»€4>'§',,,,d,,,,° -m»m~»»~m.- Clmnha. Neb. Let us Correct Your Foot 1115 Nature'| wnyThereis nm Shoe lilm tha Arch Preservar,style plus comfort.The fm comfort unpnforgmnmdwomen.82 Beggars Can Choose By MARGARET WEYMOUTH :.:cKsoN v I Art is a iealous mistraa. The diiii- culty with which Ernestine adjusts her own daires to the consuming Hume of Wi.ll's geni- ius is absorbing. Ambition oulmi- nates in'drama, a great disgrace threatens, a snai- fico is made.The author frankly loves her charac- ten and make you gharo this genuine aiicction. Shrtilig Next Week V d u a t o $ 1 0 Valua co $15 $75 $75 1 Valuet 5° $10 ' s $1 5 izes .All 1 I Beautiful to Silk 52 Dresses 9 °| Geo.Rohw ersviCQC]1aiflIl3n|D o u g la s Co.,'Ted Ro b i n s o nVic e- c h air ma n,D o u g la s Go.,Gi b H o p p e r . 'I n ~ i r . P ' a n d ap p r ove d `29 th Z ZI ` l§ a " 1 h L " " " " £ » ? " "E d le n o n a n a I u m u y or 0 ma n §, a p e : d ll t tf J u ly , 1 9 3 0 .nlnnliau 1| |PlPfrflll1 a n d f r o l Z | 1 ~ ' £ 9 ° = " f f . ° * , ~ V i s i t m g t l 1| ue "J, Hamid Stewart,;"'"`§w§§§"»§§<i 'u a; 'm_ neu ~ xam uy. Mayor.able therefor belonging m said A'.lfl.'EST:City. the amounts for each ob-L O C A L O V E R F L O W G . E . K r a u a e ject mid' purpose as follows:.rFor salaries of electric Mr. and Mrs. Hamid Nielsen of lightcosnmissionerand Omaha, visited at the Paul Siert 'mga ofemployees $0000.00 _wme last week-end. City Chrk. .nvUls ulnnnbn m u.can AN ORDINANCE,To Be Tanned and Apprcpriatmg Such Sum or Sums of Money Nécessary to "The Annual Appropriation Bill" For operatioitmainuzn-l Miss Madeline Nielsen vlsited anne, repairs and ex-Mi n Agne w Nielsen of Kennard tension nt electdclight last Sunday and Monday. system 865000.00 Millard Gollehon and family of Any balance of mid funds r e omaha, are vddting a few days malnimr nvm- and xmnrnendnd nf fm- WMI. nan.. .-.|..¢-:...,. :.. m.:-Delmy All Necessary Expenses Blair, Washington County Neb- raska for the Fiscal Year Com mentlng on the First 'hzesdsy in May,mso Spuifying the Ob- ject and Purpose o! Each Ap- propriation and the .lponnf for Elch 0b}e¢t and Purpose BE IT ORDAINED, By the Mnyor nad Con.nc.il of an Qty of sun- NebraskaSeedan One:' n m t h e r e m m hereby is, nppropristed out of the moneys de ri vd frv m thele v y o f um fo r ge ne ra l re v - enue purposes for the present:lisal year eommencing on the first Tuesday in May, 1980, end ant of all, other moneys and funds avnmbls fhnnlnr |..\..n._ and Liabilities uf the Ci ty the end of the fiscal year shall be transferred to the Electric Light System Fund. Sedion Eight:TFat there be, and hereby is, appropriated out of the moneys on hand in the Sewer Maintenance Fund and out of all other msneys and funds xvailsble therefor belong- ing fo laid City, the amounts for each object and purpose as lallnvm For msinfensnce and op- eration of sewer sys- m m s soo.oo For payment of sewe system bonds and in- terest.$2500.00 a ubalanoe or said funds X n g o v e r a n d u n e x p e n d e d s v A L - Miss Peggy Green, who beaches at summer school in Fremont, was s guest of Miss Bebty Hopewell over Saturday. Mrs. Louis Naeve of La Phtfe. Neb., spent. s few days th is we k with her parents,Mx .and Mrs. ma S o l l . J.W.Blntter and family are spaxding u week's vacation at the na nnml.Henry Monks home sz Fontsnelle. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hansen en- taertlined Mr. and Mrs. Skov mel. sen and Mr. and Mrs. Herald Niel- sen at dinner last Sunday. Fashion Center $10.Silk Dresses are now $G.'l5;$16 Silk Dresses are now $6.'l5;$20 Silk Dresses 4.____,____,___.,...,..,,\i n g w m d (i ty ,the amounts for each ob and purpose as follows: For salaries of City Otfidds $5500.00 For streets, nlleys and lf l da n v mo n e $7000.00 For Hrs departmentand apparatus ; 750.00For mleeelloneous and ~ incidental e x p e n d - itures $2000.00 For printing and pub- lication S 500.00 For expense of civil and criminal suits S 500.00 For payment of mvins aqneemxentg lgl ln s t u w u u u x m e x l s c a r y m r m l ubetransferrdtotheSewer Munbenauoe Fund. hereby ie,appmprlabed out of the moneys denved from the levy of taxes for the payments of sewer outlet bonds and an term thereon for th present nw y e n' and o ut of all o the r moneys and funds avallnble Lhenacfur belonging to said City, the amounts for each oluect and purpose as follows: .For linking fund for the payment of sewer out-l e t u m .51254100 For lnbera t on se wer ectlon Nine:'l'En£ there be, and City nwnerw ¢eoo.oo Any ba la nce o fs ddfundn re - mlininguv ermdunexpende da t tl a e e n do f tl mfi a a ly e u e l ml l L .» » . . . . ¢ . _ . . ;. ,A 1 .- outletbonds $1250.00 Any balance o! uid fllndl re- overnndunexpendedath e mdo f th e f ll a n ly e u -a hn u 13 truradened ho the llnldnzx an now ;::.'m.'Z8-It P. J. lprenxeu, who lives south- e n or town recently injured by being kicked by a hone,was brought home from an Omaha hos- pital Tuesday and is improving. Mr. a nd Mm.Clyde M.Allen and Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Wilkin- son started Wednesday for a va- cation trip to Colorado, going out in Clydeh Ford. Mr. end Mn. Elvan Bowen and deughter of Plame,Nab.,visited over the week-end with the Joe Lexan,Clyde,Grunt,Clark and Scott Allen famlllee who an rela- ti v a ...ug.and Mrs.Jullus Peter-neu have hed ai guests last week Mr- ma Hrs. Clue. Iam.: and Mr. and lln. Chu. c gwy a nd Bon o f St. Paul, Neb.They left last Friday .~-..-.»-.enum W me \.i¢nen1Fund. lwd w i s , I v n rv n ri md out of tha money: derived frvm tim l e v y o z u m f o r m m m m , n v r n o w f o r t h e mm : f i s g l year and out of all other mmmyg a nd ~ a v a i kble *ha rde r be - lvnzwz ¢° md cify, the amounts lor Heh object and purpose as follows: For maintenance ofpub- li c Ubfi ry sasoom For payment of pndng assessment:on pub- ymm¢°fg¢ ,,,`§ :5 nxt!\drhome. 'Hut than ba, Ind County Pkmoer Ano da tlon meth e n b y i l lnn rv pr i mdo umnzwi zh t h e p n l i d mt ,D.C . V l n u*°m°1I°Yl da rlv edfmm t h ¢ D e u n ml n n Tu e s d a y s v e n i n g mlevynm lo r the Plymrnf mmge lor the a nnua l re uni o n md ° f °n mv i n ¢ b < ma . m¢ p xmi ¢P l i m w m l u d m a w m ln b a n a z Hu ma n mm d d ] b e e n - r i e d o u t a t o n e e .' r mp x mn ° § \ ° f m ° n ¢ y s m d f u n a . m 1 | - w m b ¢ h » m u m n = ¢ m _ c n - l l e t h e t d o r ,b'-'°H¢ i \lgto |;| dhaumonThura day ,Augus t2 1 \nd Ci ¢ y .f-hs i mnrmh fo reuho b. mrtha r mnoumementl will be k d i m d mu - n ~ m u f ° u r m =m m u m . Fordnldngrundfv;-3 1, payment at i nbne c -Ke ne nw-Ne w fi re truc k pur-don pavingfbonds 51500900 chnodfox- louliiredeparhnent. Fund !'otthe P; Bond.;Section "Evo:T h " t h u b ° ' n d m 'Dem Theo ffic emof the wa shingtnn HL li bnra ¢ .,.,.--x»~<>r,q|3m¢qgu¢¢m¢`~ c m c o m a a n" " " " =v ¢ w . w an mteneeuon pnv-Hlndley Cahill Camp,Iouth oimg i g i q o v ; g d n i d f u n d s , J int bvmd-I 510000433 umm. opmed to puhEc. .._,_Umllluda d nt|M y b l l mc e o f m d fum. ..._w.\|.|._1:-...u..... 4 ¢-...A |....| LM and nf um n...1 __________,-~ _--_ .....-|. w u . »,.-vu.-.5 u .vnu nau-_-...,...........»..avurmdmexpsndgdgc n n f m m h w m m w vn -be tnnaferred to tha Pnbli.:-_!lvnmdot¢laai1:u|lyaar|hnIlPs:pline,eomplem;. |_,q,,.,,;m,a_betnnllernd to'the8i.nBn¢|T aq m u y Secdnniiltse:Thatiinabqgnd Fimd inttlu pmmg d [l\°openad!vrbudneu¥¢¢llli|Y- af R