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08-28-1930
JTERPRISEEl*THE ~-s»¢.f,~ ;.:;_-.NEwsmPBn mn1 ,lranrrs 'rm-: NEWS-Regardless »|vnu1~fruF D A I D l ` \ J I J \ l \ J l l A l . ¢ ||q . J GENERAL NEWS OF WASHINGTON COUNTYBLAlR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER :NERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENTG] FromthaGardmSpo¢dNehn»h-r¢\»n.n»dwnklyby.1¢|m.4.mma¢Suhsaiwvn Pda. $1.50 per Yar. Singh Copy, 5¢_BLAIR, NEBRASKA, AUGUST 28, 1930VOLUME XXXIV Washington County. o ard Graveling 1 x s r r mc r s w o r m SSIONAL DISTRICT . _- 'rely probable that the ~resdonal dixtricv.now of Douglas, Sarpy and will be :edistricted wo more counties, that d C888 will be added. sent the census bureau the Second district has n population dnce 1920, the extent that the ave- ntion for each congres- ct will increase under Lgbor Day wu\.<A*'»4 .».»-»-g-Q. °.=:~*"__'*-==¢"'""$-' g l " ' 5 x ,°'"~/1~.-; .~~2.. . f f .r ~/. .;.f x "ar z._o n l i *1-= ~ ~' uf ~fl.. f ,___.I f r ; Q Z Q L l e a f e -~ |"| ~Q~'~ |r -Q , .1.-'4 ; -; _ _ / '~z i f /a f " '.L \ -vu, ' I ¢.F ~I\( I I an In c 0 an n n c n a c u n u o n a u a v FARMERS WANT GRAVEL ru 0 a A g r o u p o f se ve nty ~ two farmers met with the coun- t y bo ar d la s t Mo n d a y a n d .\».~ * | 4 as a 4 4 a s s » c 1 c c a n » 0 s n s 0 s o Ling the road gr-avéled from Blair to Orum.This move, if successful, will prove to be n gre a t meri t tn Bla i r and those farmers who have bnded themselves with the proposition deserve a vote of thanks from the`mer- chants al Blair. The graveling of the road to Drum, ma ki ng i t an a ll weather road,would bring trade into Blair from the riqhest agricultural section of the county and reaching out into that section most remote fmm markets.Blair needs the business from _ o °\ n n » a a » » a » _ s 4 I n a .., = " = - f e a s ~ ""~ ¢ ¢ » ' 2 : * v 1 ~1 I ''- ," 1 .'_ r 2 =¥¢§" 6 1 ,f : 'f .~e./~ ~ m i a o n - u nyn'.;»,,-i i ~ 5.1¢§..H 1 L; nr, rm"T-'=»v»»J ,~ p v l l u u n d I af ' E z \ = - l l ( | m f~.==-' \,_- i n1" a s n c u o o s o s a a o o s 0MASSMEETING~ c a nFarmers Petition B1 From European/'TripAmeednzot`fmen and fwomen will Be held Wednes~U day evening,September 3,' at eight o'clock at the new ' .For Road o o l | s c c high school auditorium to discuss ways and means at getting a swimming poolfor s w .The committee in charge are anxious to have a large tum-out of interested citi- , . 0 0 o l o O D Bhir Gix-[Hu Valuable Experience PIONEERS '§£ A-? k§ns PICNIC Tnveling in Europe.Wins Trip by He r mmm Ah u i s y i n v n u Mu1§ Washington oountiv folk Work. 'ri':..=%'°:PP;':ii"Jff',."2.': ...Hz A GUEST or xxwmls cum Petition Being Circulated for Tax ~ MAy R54 IH! to Pay Expense Which Will CONG Be Aro und moo . lt i s e mHOPE To START WORK SOON second con sévenzyawo Farmers Meet wma ~ County Commissioners and Askland that Yer Graveling of the Fonlnndleiof Butt an *z 4| *il o n 0 ~£ | . |w u c u a n n u l u w g n u A 6 1 4 I Ie m .i n g e a r l y i n t h e m o r n i n g a n d c o n -f H ' n a 1 ,' m d ( o r t oT h e w o m e n a r e a p e c i a l l y T t i n u e d u n t i l a f t e r n o o n .s o o l l i n s r H x e i s r o . e r . .p . __l n . . . 2 A . .Phe inrmlted.'a n a a c c s a a h s s c s s Nr-:wc CORN MACHINE 13il»§¢2»§7M bla sémérs' §im\¢ and reunion which has been held annually lor va number of years on the third Thursday in August in mlm-pnse lsewern.v llnu Canada ss First Eiperienee. Miss Durothy 1 laxter,reeHighway from Blair lo Orum.Figures '.show that A mmmmee of sevemy-two increasedi 'Tl rut _.wi n n e r o f a tr i p to E u r o p e m m mle~ C O T ! !H8YV2St Of ~ ~ F t F E :R'f'I_I\E_c?:.1..|nfl lm# umnlr 1»nnnH§n¢r sl \:nn!lI: B1 Ia;-;ne|;;f\'§th :ik county*~ m g to last Monday with a two-fold mis-nge P09111 lion.The first. was a. nqlen tc sional dm the United States was complet- l last week on the farm of Henry '.Keller_near LaCosta,Tex., mo.Mr. Keller's corn made 42 bush- s to the acre and the quality as excellent.It was cut, shelled nd cleaned in the field in zu hgle operation with 'a new ma- iine, a Corn Combine, at an ave- nge cost of about 3 cents a bush- , a saving of from 8 cents to 12 :nts a bushel over any other ghteen miles west of San An-I u n u e a r a m l e n ,n o n o u n : a s v u ouwome of the picnic and no at- tempt was made to carry out pre- vious plans. Those who have been regular at- tendants on these occasions recall with pleasure the mnny happy hours spent mgether, perhaps the only time throughout the your when they can greet the "Old called The al custom has been to have gi icnic dinner at noon, .fol- Timers"as they are familiarly \.\. .wc ww.. ...,_.._..., _ ....-_- __joyable 'trip abroad in the foreign lands of history and romance.She was accompanied on this Di p by her grand mother, Mrs. w. E. Bux- ter. Miss Baxter won Lhe trip as a result of A series,of rmisical con1 tests which finally culminated i n the Tri-State contest at Shenan- doah, Iowa on May 15th.Vucal~ into from the various high schools over the three states ol Nebraska Iowa and Missouri had been chosen earlier in the year and had gone ;||. \1\.un . .l n n n n vu U ... .v. .. .- . . - - _' " w ulcourpty aid published a!ong with w the amount of aid receiveci.This lo rr\m1a=»srt w a s t u r n e d d o W l l 'DV U I Q h ~niésln in mel.this mrritbry and this roafi |55 of one con sman from Ne-'would insure its coming to raska..'Blair in all kinds of weather. If-congressfails/toacgthereby o a c c a a s s c c o s a s a n nrmittinv the tnaior fractions - a a U s l " " l / "/ ,x /'P \< °`f I '/ll~~ l g 7',..@~.E/so 1 w C o.~ Coming ~ `£I»`$§I|'ImLHE §F»1»=§d| umifin Qmm " be an undue humiliation to than lvwho were the recipients of the ,,.~ r.';:;zno'ti¢;nment to be ln a zn l. Mn '"§§§'E°§im ww<|Inspection Of Qflarzjisoncounty bounty.~ ii u e ir i u i mi e n l lv b y t h e c e n s u s m»\.:_...L.:-.;L- ..'l.»¢»..lunqn ¢l | ' l 1 l ' £ l \ l . t h e H Y ! N I M ~ Ams >uu,u¢L nu .Wg uw....~-----.-topic of conversation among mx-which will be allnted will call for ..,,.275 780 for each Th}s company has one of thg most,~~~pzqers of the cuuny :xml .hnse an verage of '~ h th beautxful canvas thea!/ers m the present at. the meetmg were pnly 4§f1ct T h i s ~ v i i !g i m m m a n Ha | 'lmown method of gathering clrrlsanCountyClean shelled com was deliw Be the Biggest from the Corn Combine to ..._mi n frm-ks iust as clean tht ;0|'|||lo¢d .°>t.= 1=":='?:1=.::" }f.'I"i'.ff!u\mugh the princess of eliminltlonahandfulascomparedtnthosewzu average 01 ¢.w,uw..un Gaul!who are in sympathy with them.of the existing six congressionali 'rhe`nm1 Mw n stock Com- n xpwy will show he all this com- eal Fac ts Ar e Revealed W h e n ' E nt r ie s a t the I Re d D ir t F a n n e rs In s p ec t C o r n Fair Pr omis e tc 4 »sur \ 9 4 __..i I"\....l......71 , .ru Blfd I n d BIQCIIOR UI o u l c e n 1 0 :u l v l w - ~ | , w ' | _ ~ d ¢ dth e I 1c o y e a r '' t e r f i r s t p la c e a s s o p n n o v o e a E ltE E :_N°.**FE¥I2E}"t'_§3 £25 '3EE".?£'.'f.'¥f.=4=¢1 ? " i = \ _ ~vf . 0= = g -i m.Puriunann i|`|»xi mundes ln the 1| :ful that it shmald ur iiven in other E umts.|i\m.v monk This in an nnnnrtunitvlfé tfe r a n d ma n y As th e ave r a g e c o n s ti tue n c y wm - ' e -- -»»--- -- ---" r l " " " ' _ ¢275 780 if the hou se d el-to see th e Ha z e l M c o w e n C o m-A r e a g f W u m n g w n ' " ' "u u u g c f " ° ' n n o w n .rmr e r z a mme m L i a -° " " i " £ T " " é e ~ i " "~\or f P e w e q m ve re r o m a w :l not be a secret. _ c onszst of ,th a t th e c o u nty eg a ti o n i s reduc ed to f i v e m e m -pa ny i Y} a ll la te New Y o rk r elea se s Coun t es .e o r a tr o lw.t o an y o ne wh o bers,th e Sec ond di str ic t w i l l b e a n d d e g ?° ; { ' ° § ; ' > °h i g h d u g E S T I M A T E S V A R Y A 3 T 0 Y I E L D ggf g e g g d o v e r th e wh e a t a .. ...nn ;l _...........| ........|n... n\\.\*n n n ~ ~e ~e ~~ C 0 W 4''I S 1 N v 1 ' r E n Th e C o r n Co mb i n e mo ve d ' ll U ¢ l \ | [ ( ]se n a n o m e r u a u :. l u r LUU |.||\.su\..I n h u m n i n n n f f h a n m l n n n n l r n n t snr<=»S'£\§i§¥a1i} Many have ealhopethat the officen **""»w11\ reconsider and ar :pre ssed the L i n c h ar ge ra n g e so mee r wh e n a ll :le to ge the r \ . l l i l | | | l l a u | |U s ' l v a n n - q v Pr i z e s f o r th . i s c on te st we r e a - wa r d e d b y t h e K i wa n i s c lu b s o ve r th e s t a te a n d th e wi n n e r s we r e to ac c o mp an y a n exc u rs io n o f Ki wa ni s me mb er s w" i1 o we r e also tak in g th e I t is quite true records are open cars to investig: busy worka»day the time to do t I .f f ms f Mr. Kellefs fieid at the rate of 2%date in early Septemb m§'f."°°f'§'l' \;,,,|,,;',,,,;, mM: s We believe this is the earliest to 8 ¥|1*|¢P gn h°'"`»_¢'f"~h§§ Q39 who wish may asseml ate,but in 'UUE l BDOUY. ZU [I1Ulll3U»llll unucr \.|uv|-ng u.s|0 a n d My ~.11 t o m ;n u mb e r 2 5 p e p le .h f e n o o n e h a s th e basus o f th e f o o w m g sl th e ag e r as s u r e s u a th a t i t i g hi s .T h t pu blic fol.th e " f r e e F ° " " * 3 E E . ' } . ' ? . " ' ~ f a r * h o I u i n t c n mn mlv o f D E OD I QE .,w,-.-..............,,.-..-__,,,_during the pant few days by actual "di rt"farmers shows that many of the fields are spotted but that the yield will be very satisfactory considering the blistering hot weather of July and the long drought period. that the pens in Lhe cattle and hog bums have ever been entirely filled and requests for entries having to be refused for lack of room.This not only reflects the results ol thefan*-'\"=of ndioining couniies to hold n lair and the importance of compleoe cooperation of all the rows at a :une ana aespne me fact if. was delayed repeatedly by crowds of farmers who wanted to see "how it worked" the machine averaged nearly twenty acres a day. OBSERVE 50TH ANNIVERSARY for the annual onung.The day is close at hand when the ranks of the pioneers will be sadly broken,when the early stories of the pioneer homes and lives cannot be heard first-hand, when much of the history ol the county will come from those hb trip.Exactly two monrha after the final content a t Shenandoah the party set forth from that city bound for foreign lands.Leaving on Tuesday, July 15, they went by train direct to Tomnw,Canada, nrrivinz at that city early Wed- has long since ne\w.spape15 1or right to expect true in this c: elected to carry 'the pulic should 11.full account g e n -- . . w - - - -" " " r ' " f - . . .I 0dependedonthedistrict.:Douglas, 2:s:s,1ou;san-py,|~-» th i s a n d h a ve a i t.I t i s n o t o n l y 1 0 3 9 0 ;W a sh i ng ton ,12,094;to ta l, 255,644. msg,b u t a n y b o d y !Th e c en s us bu r ea u wi ll e xe r c i s e on the b us in es s of s e a t a n ti me no authority whatever in reappor~ tioning the states, the matter rest-gz 9 yo f th e i r ste war d~i n g en ti r ely wi t h sta te offic ials. ue s t, wa s ma d e b y »s,wh o wa s th e :h e c ommi tte e, an d e th i n g be do ne to A s a n e x a mp le o f wh a t mi g h t be done, however th e y p o i n t o u t th a t a dec ision ma y be ma d e to jo i n B u r t a n d (Lass c ounties w i t h th e pr es en t S ec o nd d i stri c t. The po pu - |..n.2-...: ¢|.,... cunt nnnnrinn: in nriu.. he h as ever as se mbled .Th e o r c h - estra,which is called "Hazel's Gang", wilkofier elaborate presen- ta ti o n s w i t h c o mp lete c han ges e ve r y n i g h t,a n d wh i c h wi l l r u n f r o m twe n ty to th i r ty mi n u te s p r e - c ed ing eac h sh o w,in te n n i n g le d w i t h si ng i ng .da nc in g,mu s i c a n d c ome dy .Th e o p e n i n g p la y i s o n e th a t e ve r y o n e s ho u ld be in ter e ste d i n bec ause th e ti tle h a s ma de i t . f a m o u s f r o m c o a s t to c oast," O l d ship The dr wide ran; from 10 \ to the ve nught dafmge cqvera n pcoéle in m§intaining a county "°'N of opmlon and xtvnriea fair in Hamann county but also A pleasant E '° §0 Pe? cfmt". A°°°""ng|\>roves the immense value that the members of the _have only heard the talea '1'he'"".-;a;f.hemg of h{"storie s of the ir a chie v e me nts and "e ;d:¥ r ~ty nmxly Y'"_'?d|their harddmips and theixtriuxnphs series 1 ,wond lThe other req me :first of a sirzht-seeingDanJ.Phinni spokesman for 1 nskml that som rsion of the farmers re ~at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neils are alresdfbeing handed down t0|`{;{`;i'-hEi"fil3t g1§!ll}\BC of thé.producers of live stock p ace In p .he inspection tere is go- county fairs.The management of H.Hansen on West \Park Street us.Before another Year.Nature Eastern Continent occurred a t a lot of corn ln the two °last Thursday August 21st,ln 11 11 ve taken her course and S1 h ldthat Wm be sold '.§or a the fair ns very eothxmiaauc of honor of theirv olden wedding an- :Eere gm, be more vacant ehairs. Torooto wlen they _rg ee e on pomt. and the opmion of the direc-En lsh astle aaa mn .8.;-¢. _r Al...»\.........:...s3...... :.. et-; s\..»nixmrsmrm hai nn. than. aH8€lDblB f,0§Z€tl|eI andI,,,,_§l .1 1 -....a.lA ,.....,.\...:l¢L "an po nmg uing to be ., . . . .. u . > =aa ;l');|d ,_,,. ,.._,._ c ondftions le a d i n g m u u a n In u l a e |v w ll lr-M 3 hin e"| mo e ; ln d " 1 7 , 6 7 ' ; : ! ; l- P ; - § \ i \ ' - I 'i I ' . . _f I ' . L -~n h ;4'-.- ITUIII Dlanr LU Uxuln.g D _ILCu.\\:|||u\:|.,lnuuza. au.:;.L1:\.1 "IUuu\.|\.DA f t e r c onsiderable disc u ssion , it 5 "g d d e d i f mm f f a i i i f li g g g °;;gs Mo n d a y n i g h t; th a t ls, o n e la d y 1 s goo d P uff was dec ided that the road iL1ST»W PS*f{":_..' I ...-..1.a " .Ihu, haha]fr e e with e a c h mai d a d u lt ti c ke t.I n go:..Lula U;|..|m g th r o u g h f l e l d l th e .found rnanv ears thai: only F.'%I'¥"?¥' mt :A n : Coun I uuuasuxfn u u ma . Lu c "" " " T" # f 1; thg 31k previously|~r,ée;;}; ;, ;' -é ar ly da y -n ch gud §'$`"u§i§"l. : u . n i |; x : o r v : 1 ; ; ~;z F t e m f A p z c mc a P .. Y u ri ma th I plan n ed ,wa s ma d e r p o s s lb le bb'wo me n w i t h a h e a r ty h a n d c la sp pecfple o f th e A me r i c a n c onta nent r o f g o n g e w ycr Nwrnhv fairs:th a t th e we a t h e r ma n .an d a wo r d o f c h e e r .i n n * h a m a n Enmli nh éxmtln lo ok nd g f ~frgfn the ~~anIIBKlll.lU\\T\llllll usa-A5 bllu vvfvllllf a r m- n o r th no the tu r n e a s t i n to fm' '¥ '° . d 's" `L '9 no me avera ge o r 32_n Ifarmers 1 Demg H1 CIBIIIKEof tlie adjoinin u n ;..¢I»A n # L n » 4 mm s few ha rm): wwuds xx*md whi ls o the r .un . % & ' .~.,' "me stare.-Blur, should be placed on the east'A ar ustmmt is c dside of the railroad track.__C f C ~~.for all other dxstrxcts xn the stateC, John helspn ,"@°°Ei io au°'.b\n°eau officials indicate, pointiné '0 '0 '?:;,f."`.f1»"1'\..E"If.I,..1`I.II l A lmm; beautifully decorated!\:::'.';."`§P¢e`§l§t #1Té£ '"";'&rlds Meet !etely filled.There was auch a wt: '"""" ""° c v u '" ""° *'"`""°`"'_'ked the center.pg:my ever known In splte of wedding mari m i - p -Pe .'.f:;1§e.¢1?h»u:?|1..A .l ii.n n ;the drouth the dmsplay of agncul- of the ~ng r n_ t fl. ? °...,... P'FORMER LLAIH' GIRL hinTi|;t;\;|n|ptcy.Bdng built PASSES AWAY o buutlful impgrfed grgy ~ $2000 out of his (und Im ing it the road districts Blair and Onxm would vm rbiravex-out that the reduction of unelween member, which will not be ufficm-R e g u l a r Le A road \., flnmnninnn 'mul next. vesx. wil\ """ "" `"uv `"""` W" `°"" 'M"tural products in general are good. WOUS umm»ta t al ..f;§n;;*§og1°§ bf g; subs n x The boys and glrla 4-I-I Club as 'I'he a ',.... \ '..__ ._ u.bcimr iziven more and more atten- soclal visit er was Berveu. an. nuuu.I .a n d s u r r o u n d e d b y c a r e f u lly l a n d -f 1;i .te m o o g § " ° ' Z " " ° "m é l Mr s .R.J .Mu r d o c h recemved sc a pe d gro un ds , the c as tle f ur ni sh . m g a n p a y l g g a .llllQ'Er ~A ~~ ~ ~~ ~ € d M 8 » ~ ~wav!levy to cover the remaindm' of the oost. This is a good move amd onethat, if carried out, will do much to help Blair in a business way as rnuch trade now going to Fremont, will be invited to Blair if the road conditions arebettered.Petitions are already being circulrrted and it is hoped that enough signatures will lie gotten to carry the dear ., -...........__. ...._.. _.___ .,force each district on enlarge in order to make up for the loss of a congressional seat. IMPROVEMENTS ON 'mv s n ELEYATOR NOW COMPLETE The grain elevator at the Rivett Lumber snd`Gpal Co's. yards which has been in the process of recon- struction for the past three weeks Sponnons the Swimming Pool and Offers Aseisunce in the Cam- paign t o Put it Ac to n o n sepumbef 9. AN ADVERTISING COMMITTEE The Chamber of Commerce held eir regular meeting in the city council 'rooms last Tuesday ev some seeuons or nom Bounueswere favored with showers in July that other sections did not have and nsturedly there vis 1 better showing there.As a general thing the corn is looking fine all over this section and a substantial yield of com is expected.With the drought covering such a wide area of the corn belt the anticipated price is much higher than what if has Num mf imvmfnl mmm and tion each year and their displays for this season will be one of the best we have ever had.All i n a ll things look very bright for s bigfair this year.J The management o! the'Harri- son County I-'air hu arranged for the best bill ol f l :Entenain- ment that has ever been offered to n fair crowd.Starting out with Cy and Mandy, that jolly couple by the yopicture of ' many snap minders of The cel presented (Conti: »B l a u T"f=;'.'_:;_._-...\.§.:.\.1.|Um2UIB 01 me Huuucu u\:lsl_u |Loronw, as a ""`"°' '" " ."~r=muse aswunmfu, """"'° ceutl of Mrs. Smith'l sister, Mrs. beautiful city.nearly ¢-U ol ummm. "MF taken as '°"P»u\yH»wm-d of wahianeza. WQH- houses and budness buildings the Qccamon.The older Blair residents mu being built ul brick or stone with\e¥ra¢.mg coule "gg remember Mrs. Howard as Clara mam' beautiful, .wen mn lawns wxth the vanons go Kénny,oldest daughter of Mr. and gardens.med on P=K° four)ma Mrs. md Kenny. early set-\n m "(hair stav in Toronto. ¥iéI»s'5?B1»1r, now I-filis since de- fn; ';§£13r°y QQ" enielmmed at (1 I I _M¢.¢»A 'Php familv condstinx of u."m1 Vnrlr hnfnl nnn nf the fi: uni nestacnoonsflake Report the pare ta and seven children re-sided f£ years in the reaidamce at the corner of G and 4th streets where Dr. Nielsen nowlives.Mr. Kenny was associated ~?¢;;;;.¢;d";..';;,;; iam Golf Tourneythrough Family ual Plcmc :.-..;.. nl' Vnnnnn {`l|1\ is now practically complete and the elevator opened for business last Monday, August 25., Transformed from an old frame structure with poorly located lqins, the' elevator hu novv become a modem steel covered building with every conceivable modern device for quick and easy handling of the ning with a very good attendance. The main wpic of discussion at that time being the advisability of constructing a swimming pool. Lk. R. N. Perkins, of the Perkins Laboratories, of Omaha, was pres. ent. to discuss the proposition and answer questions relative to con- struction, etc. the corn will probably be marketed for an amoum almost equalinr; average years.The heavy rains have been of untold vdue to the com crop and put the gro und in fine condition for Une aovrhg of fall grdn.Thepaxdaed paslurea are now earning on raoidly with ri c h zr e e n :rwI that make so many fai r;ol the u m m States,you vv'ill'!.hen be entertained by such pleasing geo- ple as the DeKohl Troupe `th novelty circus acts, Martha kindle md her Revue Girls in song and dance skemhes, Babe La Neal with a balloon ascension each day, ring and perch acts,comedy swngmg A Q l\ Jensen e|~mnull Report of Blnh'Schooln with the Blair s u m Bank for D t .n n n m y ms n e r e many v ; ; ; "is survived by her ~~C0 I i M li e f l m ¢ to Bla ir Gtizma.Bi g Anmunt hmhand.Dr.Ho wa r d a nd thre e Mun ; a o "Tmmn mmt P h iill-» yt ! !Ann o f Mo n e y Ha n d le d .~ t w o o f ' w h o m a r e m a r - _:_.1 - - I 1-A umm i n Tnnun Sh e ......,..-_.___.________Bring Crowd of Good P i y e m Into Action.A Large Cmwd of Speehton at Sane. 1 5 th A n n u a l P He ld i n Oma Pa rk " ' ed ne 1 v \ 47,000 WAS RAISED IN TAXES 'I'he`l§ladr city schools organiz- tion is one of some importance bo neu anu mm mm ... ...,,....__.,is also survived by four dsfers, Sue and Maude of Montana, Mrs; Smith ol Omaha and Mrs. Lyman u....\,- .J nm"a ...., .,. ....... ......ain.._____.h ul sf _A lively dmcusnon was taken up that wsu the uvestmk n ns lnaaer an ana me worm s_mgneau v.d1§'-,FZ¥"`5..§ 1..§'"E2°If'{lil`n'§ed°'}°$"and "Ne s .'4"°"'°"'"kg: during the fan months.wld :le neu g f~===,»°°~=;=\-»»;»d1;; '''.'1 ua ¢',~ M ~ bv A fxre which ff:=°°"~s§ 5. .fs 2-22- ...lnwns ha *»re°d.¢~=» M4 Lev:.; im. "T";';'",;,.,M§Z°,.a Inna PRIZES WERE AWARDED z v u r r e s e l u l o r m e u w l a i u u . INTERESTS OMAHA copci-:ans The fifteenth annual picnic of the families and immediate rela- tives of Mrs. Soren Jensen of Blair, was held Wednesday, August 27 at Fontanelle Park in Omaha. Over two hundred gathered at the scene laden with many good things to eat, their golf clubs'and lmpaballs, ready for a big day of sport.The picnic was held as a celebration of the elder Mrs. Jen-sen's sixty-fourth wedding anni- versary.Her thirteen children and :families totaling sixty-two grind- ehildren,sixty-nine great grand~ children and one hundred and fony-four linenl descendants, were present to honor the eighty-two' your old pioneer 'broke out in the top of the elevator on Jdy 22 and which damaged the stnicture considerably. A number of years ago an an- nex was built w the elevator which housed seveml of the bins 4Continued on page eight) Aged Woman .¢D i s a p p e a r s Leaves Home in the Morning and Wanders Away.Note Found Stating That She Was Tired of Living. TRACED To MISSOURI RIVER wnnuucwu llnu un: vuuvus type:of pools.The necessity of propersurroundinggroundswasalso considered-` A motion was finally made for the appointment o!a committee of Gve and the spending of sums not exceeding $150.00 for adver- tisinihe desirability of pool coa- stru ' n.Those on the committee are as fnlolws: Dr. W. M. Baller, chairrnan; A. C. Debel; Lyle Guyer, C. 0. Dawson and W. J. Maher. Following the discussion of the swimming pool, mention was made of the action which had been taken by a number of farmers towards the grsveling of the Orum road, which apparently met with approv- al of most of those present. Moved and seconded that the meeting be adjourned to meet again in regular session, Sept. 23. mowers long role nave comainto use for the grass has made a wonderful comeback. STATE FAIR 4-HENTRIES LARGER Thirty more dairy calves, about the same number of pigs,and threefourths as many baby bcevca 8-he entered at the state fag-by 4-H Club members this year com-pared, with 1929.The increase in dairy wves is a surprise to every- one.Profits in the dairy business have been slim and enrollment in dairy clubs is no larger than las! year.The reduction in baby beef entries is due to a new culling ar- rangement which will send the poorer calves directly to the stock- yards early state fair week.More calves are on feed than ever be- --_.,,.,.__,_,___._highly elated this year in present- ing for your entertainment Blanch McKinney,the world's champion horse woman ancffeature rider for \Bu!fa1o Bill's Circus for a number of years who will entertain you with her stable of 14 thoroughbred horses.In promising the patrons of 'the fair the best and most en- tertainment that they have ever had,the management feels tl-tat there \vill be no cause for apology and for you to make this your slogan: "l'll meet you at the Har- rison County l`nir." l n addition to the u s w hour and 30 minutes of Free Entertain- me nt a t the grnndstand,Martha Randle and ber troupe will present their Revue running from 50 ihin» utes to an hour.While Miss Ran- d1e's Troupe lsn't as large as some Blair un( payers as the following itenga gleaned from the annual re- port made by the school board wi ll reveal.'~ In all during the past year 5187- 486.66 was available for use.O! this $126,458.87 was the balance on hand from the previous year.'LL s. serwee, going over seas. The souroes of revenue during- the year were as follows: State apportionment $2026.72 General funds 500-00 Taxes 41,000.00 Tuition 7893.00 All other sources 3608.07 PASTOR ANU FAMILY RETURN Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Newell re- turned last Thursday from a two weeks' visit in Oklahoma City with their daughter and family,Mr. ......\ mi...n o crm..-its' and ummm l s V. .,....,.No funeral arrangements hsoi been made when the word camo to Mrs. Smith but it is believed that the body will be laid to rest in the Arlington cemetery,Washington, D. C. ss Dr. Howard was in the uC o u n c i l H o l d s I A d j o u r n e d M e e t ;Meeting Held for Passing on Con- ditional Bids for the Sale of thei Swimming Pool Bonds Ends Ahmptly. os nlc inrn mrnlws wma VASSED The anxiously awaited final event of the golf toumament held at Nels Hanseifa Midget Gol! Course took place last night (Wed~ nesday).The contest is one which has been going on since July 27. Participants for the final prize winning event were chosen from those tuming in the lowest scores since July 27.Five men and five women were to have been chosen, but on the night of the finals of the toumament, it was found that only four ladies were present and that several men..had tied scores so that it was necessary to allow nine men to participate.The men played in two groups, tha lo di a playing in bne, each group having a score keeper. Ah exceptionally large crowd Golf and baseball were the pre-|1\11B» Lu. 113 neun, aged seventyvailinp;games early in the day and seven years, of Colfax street, has many of those present took part.disappeared from her home and The beautiful Fontanelle course the evidences seem 110 point that 1M.1..A in nm nlzunmnnn nr Han onmn :she ended her life bv drowninsr in STAND UP 1501: NEBRASKA Nebraakans,and particularly n v_ . \ . r _ _ - ; -_ - - . . ; . . -p - n _\ - _ - . ... fore in Nebraska.This /means a higher quality show Saturday, August..80 when the baby beeves enter the state fair judging rin:- . ......»1 n. - of the big Bevues, her peo ple are '"'" *§'°' ~ *' '"""""° ""'- ' " " °' "°"~'°"' ""-'-~'~-- '-- ~ '--~ |me i ,x son ewe ..getgefted no g a .,.°;'i"1,'f.,,,f hile there the two iamihes An udjnumed meeting of the ing manner.You will enjoy Miss drove about 175 miles southwest to city council was held last Tuesday Rnnrlln .mn hor "['rmme_Lawton,Okla.and vidted the evening for the purpose of passlng (Continued on page agm) BUSINESS AND SOCIAL FORECAST "Nu.,...... W ...¢ |,.~..m..~ V, ...- ,.......and whetted appetites for the won-'£he Mi§sour nver just nonh of derful dinner which the ladies of the Blur hndge._the pany were busy preparlng.\On hesdny rnonung,Mrs. E. Harold Jensen was the winner of \V- Capps. her daughter, mth whom a bmutiful silver loving cup and tickets to the Orpheum theatre. The cup was a gift of the Jensen Realty Co., the tickets coming from the management of the Orpheum. Races and contests of various sons were held for young and old, including even the little two and three-year-olds.Many gifts were Kiven to the picnicera by Omahn wholesale and 'retail concerns which w g r e d i s t r i b u t e d a s p r i z e s t o t h e W IH TIE TE . Phowgraphers lx-om newspapen were present to take pictures ofthegroupand obtain no m co n- cerning the party.Judge L.B. Day of Lincoln ,wa also present a a x v e s t a n dh e mn de a v e ry i n -tanning address.Other speahes :were mule by tha n within the _[Continued on nm ddxt) she lived, went m her mom and asked her if she should bring her some cuffee.Mrs.Capps :mud that the old lady was nervous and excited.As she was somewhat moody Mrs.Capps tried m v is it with her but finally left her.At sbot eleven o'c.lock Mm. Capps re~tuned to Mrs. Hen.\*i's room only za find is locked:Thinking that perhaps she had gone tn one nf the wghbo n a s she was woul- homed to do, Mrs. Capps paid little attention to it.In tha afternoon she beams worried and stated ln inquiry among the n~'ghbon but none had seen her. Reports came that she had been u m at the oemetzry at around noon and had :squashed one ol the attaendanfm to tlka her to the river (Guniin on pa n f o ur) w a s n m g w n c o u n t y x u u r s n a v e B lot. (9 be thankful for even if the com cmp doesn't come up te ex- pectations.After weeks of sin!- ing hat, weather,bountiful rains fell and temperatures dro ppd. Housekeepers begun to dust and clean and take heart again.Mer- chants re-arranged their windows and stock and got ready for bud- ness which had been sadly inter- rupted during the hot spell. Trees md lawns revived by the rains,are as beautiful u in June. nm summer flowers an gorgeous in color imd a drive around our little city md county will convince the most pbssimistiq tlut there is muah tu compensate us for those extremely trying days in July. With tha ta ll a he id o f un lm! the ground in shape for plowing, the farmers :re goin; to be buxy and i wpe hl fo r the fuki n. Re a d'l`ha Enta pri n!o x-mrnc t news. n o accurate mmcauon oxsizeot' other entries is availabls but the 75 per cent increase in 4-H dub enrollment in Nebraska i n the last two yearn should be reflected in the number and Will- ity of 1930 exhibits. SWIMMING POOL HYGIENICAL LY SAFE I n a modernly installed swim- ming pool no feature receives more attention than thxt providing for #he purify of the waw.An 'IP- tu-daw puliication system com sins of a Ndrrrnlalion, filtration and a didnfaunt system eomhin- ed.The ndreulniion means the cons tant drmlaii on o l (he va in! f-\11'°\18'h i i l um,aerial tountdn into pool and back q u i n ioutbe ilta n, a t A ni e o f hundre ds of gnlloxgn l minute.When the water nu w t h ro u g h t he E l ma i t i n ( C o n f i n m d o n a n t m ) w. B. cs. PL EASANTLYSURPRISED A very enjoyable time was spent lan Saturday at the W. R. C. hall miter the regular session.Nine of the old members were seated at a well iilled table,a regular nur- prise to them.Each were present- nd with n. bouquet of flowers and a card.The guests were:Mrs..un Wninwrigin, Mrs. Mary Allen Mrs,Lou Hungate,Mrs.Isabelle Carter,Mn. Ma ttie Noble f Mn. ter, Mrs. Jennie Offen and Mrs. Elk Va ughn. &ch one nlponded and thanked Y-he younger Corp members for the Gne luds ha ndthe go o di i me the y 'I'heCorp regretstlgslossof twn e d t h d r p l d memben,by Baath, g m O l i n W h r d I n d M n .Lucy n u . El v i n Mundorf, Hrs . Ne ttie ax- had. great Fon Sill, and then on thru' the picturesque national Medicine Park just went of Lawton.» . They were accompanied no Okln.. by their son, Pe¥l'Y| who leit the pany later and completed his va- cation by n visit w Denver md Q short trip into the Rockies-his first sight. of real mountains. The family made a. one-dny IWP each way at Lincoln ta see Mrs. Newell's aged mothar,Mrs.H- Brass.The mtim tdp co vered a little under zooo mike.They :sport eight days of above 100 degree we a tha , md bady burned CNP! through southern Nebraska and in middle nl(-lMll» nnd nw no mo rnsonearlynorgmlantheyfound between Fmmant and mm-.They enco nnured 1 two inc h ra in lut Tuenchy nidnh at McPherson, Kag- au, the tint ninjbat section had had in dx weeks.All com. in that ta rrlta ry v u reported u "|ho t". on bids for the sale of the swim- ming pool bonds conditional on the carrying of the bond election which s wg; held September 9.A!a discussion o! the matt»er| with the bo nd buy ld,three of whom were PNIQGI. 1: was ascer-tained that if the bonds were sold and the election carried that the date of the bonds and the inberegt money would start lt once.Than was unsatisfactory as the money would nobbe needed until next spring and it would make an extra d x months u m a : z a pay use-I I n d y .Thi s put a di ff umt upe c t o n the matter and the council very readily nfuaed to let thé bids.. After the bond question was settled,the eoundl tamed their lttentiun to an ordinlnce forbid- aaxg the pu-Hg.; at mrs on Walk- er Avemw be ty c m Oo lhx nad m m ' m e m whlch was w w unanimoudy __-_I 1930 Axasnun.?.S 5s45I 0 n 12I7usI 9~>s¢2 5 2 6 -1 Aug.29-Sept. 5- Aug.80-Baptln it Lincoln. Sept.1 Gw y n Sept.8 - D m : work. Sqn. 9 -Swi mm S e p t w w - w a at Arlington. *2'3'"L .3922 3 ,|26789l5| 4 l 5 l 6 2 0 2 1 2 22 1 2 5 2 9 3 0 s ' -Na b. s us e Fm- =t food sale. chools onen.omega' w h u n ing pool. election. ah.m m 1-ur v W f,- ' m n Blair, Nebmh, August 28, moPueTwo CROW ELL noun Hi s :Namni Sozensm vlxihed l i n Stdln Jelponou Saturday evening at the Bom. M i n .Nelle liehhnigal :pant the weekend in Sioux City visit- i r cousin. .m d M n .0 .U. Mc ho ud lwnped a t th e Ho m §at\uday 111411 "Unint-m-. a nd Mn. Cluu o m v is i te d 3 the Wm. Iversen 'home Satan- i n . .Mildred Johnson of Ben- son, spent the wak-end with Hin Vernettx Mitchell. M n .Fnnk Kesterson and LoisAnn of Coleridge, Neb., are vis- iting a t the parental,F u n kAdams home. Cul Feldlmsen of Bolsa, Idaho, t o O ml h l Th md s y mo rnin; where he vrlll spend two dnyn atthe H. D. Kzoades home.Ho will Quan return to his hams in Minne- npolls.Jack has been a t tha home of hit gnndpannta dxaput two months m d will be greatly mined.M n .August lhtze n.Sr.o f Kennard, spent Monday afternoonwithherdanghtu,M n .Niels (Bwisuennen. Mn. Tom Cuahmm and children were in |Kmnm'd one day last week.Q3 Ind the re mai nder of Lhdr ho old goods moved here. l l r . md Mrs.Ray Kn u t t u m Mr. md Mn. Engi ne Fna emmnd son returned last week from Salis-bury,Mo. where they visited tels- ti va .Mn. Kno ws father,Perrycms Simmons accompanied them home for a. visit.He died very mu d chigdnn 'le ft W u h e d l y o A aw a u st.h i s o b o i y Mn. Wm. Ive:-un eelebntsd ex- birth mnlvex-sary Wedpndny dt- a rno o n md M3 with the nxnnlgood time mio at this hospit- ablehome.l a t h e s 'ti m!!were seven tables of pvl s uzx phy - erl.John Ipndis and Mrs.C u l Rohwex were winner! of high score .,.. . . Mn. Andrew Jones .The Lndiea .Aid will han an day meeting at the wwfgg h~ of Mrs- c. K. Blamzhltd day,August 27.A zs e >- dlnuet will be served at noon. M i n Magda Lovqo enkarhin at dinner Sumhy,Mr. a nd M Claude Clement; nnd sons = Cayrol Lowe. Misa n m .Rose Kramer m d Edwi n'lh.rlonGil1¢ndhnsbeeneon!ined u l B l o mb e r g o ! 0 ma h a , w e r e h e m | z ¢ h h h n m a w i t h i l l n e u t h 0 P l l ¢ no nhort time Friday,looking dim-`l several dnys. m- business matters. °==|ed rs. nd -1 Hr. a nd Mrs . A.H. LOW ! lhd Mrs. Bertha Lqwe left Stmdly for Burlington, Colondo, Mr. and Mn. F. H. Hughes andRosemary Hmmm left Sunday !or Battle Creek, Neb. to lpend a fewday:with har sismer,Mrs. J.F. u-...__ --, ._,._ New Fall Dmsaea and m r : dsy xl: the Dm. Shore of ln.ir-- tha Fuhi o n Center.Prices n a$4-98 to $19.75 and sizes range from 11 to 52.We can fit yum perlfktly in n stunning new Dress |whenever you want ona Travel ,au ng nd ByLlc r u amo f lin i n mser, u- ist =rv md me reei n as.of Irs. BSE§er en,1.0w er. on. Lha Ic- lc~ ar- es: ut- rs. I I 1 3 uvuvvr anu xamuy.Mn. Madeline Harman entertain ad at a twelveihirty bridge lunch- eon Sahmin at the Gilben OlsonHume,comprimenting her miner, Mm F. H. Hughes of Washington, D. C.,ho leaves next Sunday for her h . Print Sdt n- th a t is SleevelessDresswith long sleeve J nc ke t- can be wgrn immediatelly and a m very,very stylish--come in andlo o k a t-the m-the are certainly beauti{nl.82-It /Advertise in The Entefprise. uvemooa Ior I snort vun.llr. and Mrs.Nerr of Omaha, yidted their friend,M m w.c . Wieters at the Home Sunday sit- ernoon.°~M n .Rom Meahan mcelved a pleasant call on Friday hom herdxoer,Mm.Mary Bushnell anddaughterof Fremont and Mrs. Edna Pearsol of White B-lver, South Dakota.Hr. a nd Mrs. E. Newrtrom of Upland, Neb., vdsiied at the Home Thunday afternoon.Mr.Robert E.Perkins ls via- i ti in Magnolia, Iowa Ior a few Miss W. C. Wieters, our night nurse,spent the week-end m Omlhl. vlslting friends.Dr. John Gmt Shick spent theweek-end in Grant and Madrld, Neb. in the interestsof the Home.Mr. Dick Maywell of Tekamah, vidted hia sister-in-law,Mist Amelia Petersen at the Home on Thursday.Miss Besde Roush,a nieoe of M n .J.G.Shlck visited at the Home Thursday evenmg.Dr. John Grant Shick returned ia the middle of the week,after spending a few days in western .Nebraska and Colorado. Miss Dorothy Petersen came upto the Home Sunday and assisted in the work as we were short ot help due`to some of the girls be- ing away on vacations. Miss Esther Rasmussen spentMondayin Oma ha in company with har sister, Miss Naomi, andherniecesand' nephew,Dagney, Leonora and Harold Olsen and u . .n y - . .. . | |. . ¢ D | \ l w u ~ n ¢ l Christensen.Mr. md Mrs. Pm: Hanse n md daughter, Anna of Fremont anlled Monday evening at the Rudolph Hansen home._\Mr. and Mn. Leon Hmdley and family loft last week for a tour of westarn'Nebx-asks and Colorado. They plan to be gone two weeks.Mr.and Mrs. Merton Winchell land Mr.and Mrs. John Aronsonattended funeral services held for Mrs. Andrew Jones at Herman on Sunday. HILISIDE NEWS OF GARDNER DISTRICT |Well here we are again, after l 'few weeks vacation from writing Hillside notes.Had thought of abandoning the items permanently but after so many inqulnies about l i \ and Claus Mehrens and Mrs. JohnLandis were oonsoled and suitableprizeswereawarded.A lovely luncheon was served both after-noon and evening.~ gues ts le-ft at a late hour wishmg Mrs.Ivor-aen many more happy birthdays. Supt. and Mrs.B. H. Mead re turned Waigesday from Wagner, S. D.when they have been en- joying a vidt of several weeks duration at the home of Mrs. Mead'a parents.The Pioneer and Old Settlers picnic planned f o r Thursday, August 21, had oo be postponed until a later data on account ot the inclement weather. Mr. a nd M rs . mmm ' ? *"'*~? ' sen and family, ancompamed then' daughter,Mrs.Emmett Blanken- feld +,¢ her home in Minnesota.They left Thursday morning by s um and will vis it a short Bme|them we decided there are a great many readers,even friends from their absence so we will be here with a few notes each week, that the readers will not be disappoint- ed hereaner. We are all glad to see the good rains and cooler weather after theextremeheatofseveralweeks. }{ere's hoping we ll never haveano tha summer of ch terrific heat os the one just ast. Mr.and Mrs.M . ~Matz and family spent Mondn evening a t the Robert Rasmussen home. Hana Hansen shelled corn for Otto Christiansen Monday. Mr. and Mm Dan Phillips spent i before returning home. Mrs. Ernest Kruse was_a guestThursday afternoon of Mxas liet- tha Huber at her home at kvmg~ ton..Miss Marie Ward of Herman, is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Christensen.Mr. and Mrs.Fritz Heise and Mrs.Tena Ambler of Omaha, spent Thursday nnemoou at theMrs. Mary Nickels home.Attorney Seymour Smith . of Omaha, was a Ft. Calhoun vxsxtor Thursday.Louis Lund is having his farm residence painted white which im- proves its appearance very muah. Eggert Kli ndt and Mr.Lie~ Wisconsin have made inquiry Frlday in0n}al1a._schaffer of Council Bluffs, came I - - - ---- ~ ~ - -- ~. -- --- .,.......=...,.. ...ao ......... ...,..... ........-lpent SBNNBY ind Sunday at the day from heart attack.The bodyWm.Slave:-s 1101110-'wan prepared for burial aid sl$ip~ an-.. and Mrs.Rxchard Slevers ped to his home at Salisbury, Mo. and lxttle daughter lelt Sunday Saturday, for buxml..Mr. and Mrs.mo nu on s motor trip to Chl-'Knott accompanied the remains.:a go w re they will visit relm-l The Baptist Sunday school had tives.They mm to be gone ten swd luck wich their ice cream so- ~d p C T k all Wsdnze ay evening. They wok . an ..uc er en-aro .fenalned a number of _relatives Mr. and Mrs.D.W.Rutledge, Sunday a t a wedding dmner in Ivan and Vivian returned home onhonorofthere c e nt mme o rlwe dnwi a y a r mr s pe mu nga w e e km ww da ughte r,Lorena to Henry vacation atGreen Lake, Mum.Jenaep..l m s m n k m o r g o s i s i n m Mr. and Mrs. .Toe Lazuxe \'ialf.ed,0maha hospital where alle under- a the Wm. Sxevers home Sunday went an operation for gall trouble moon.An Omaha team played the local team on the homo diamond Sun-| day.The s c o ra wls 1 2 t o 5 l n favor of the visitors. The Presbyterian Sunday School will hold their annual picnic in last week.'. Mr. Oberst, who has been stay-ing with his children at Tekamah, is now staying at the Bm Oberst home, near here. Work preparatory to moving tho stock yards is progressing nicely.the dty park on Saturday, Aus-|The pens are almost done.As ust 30.They Wlll congregate at soon as they are ready,the old 11 a. m.Iyards will be torn down and moved Gus_Lage, who was taken sud-I Mrs. A. H. Lowe entertained ondenly xll the torepart of the week, Thursday evening at her homo a t ins.which is good news to his!sister,Mrs.F.H.Hughes of Ile eonvalescing nicely at this writ-la bridge party i n honor of her many friends.|Wash.lngton,D.c .Misa a ma e Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ~ Cook andVLyzholf won first prize, hks. Gil~two children returned unday eve»|bert Olson, low and Mrs. Hughes ning fro m a motor trip to th ~~nu. k u1 |"was g1ven a guest pnze.rl..ands Mrs.Gus Newstroml Mrs. Howard Grandon °¥ Oma- and son, George of omaha, vimeaha.spent. Friday and Saturday at me parental, Mx-a_Mary Nickclmhefe wsmng.her grandmother, home Sunday afternoon.'Mx-s. L. F. H11Sl"8'¢\'~Mrs. Wm. Sievera entertained 3|Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Subalkn and few ladies Monday affemoon in, Leslie Dale and Mrs. A. L. Sullivan honor of her sinh Bmliversary.spent Fnday evenmg at the H. G- Bmnton home. 'r»...,...a...,uma ."c.m..~.a...»Carl Nelson was down from . . . _..........._-. . . _days lasrt week at Blair, visith Miss Violet Jensen.Mr. a nd Mn. 0 . E. Brlng a children of Lyons,spent Sund at the J. w. Brunton home.L lb Raymond who has spent save: weeks there, went home with thu Rev.Robert Mcflonnaha Greenwood, Neb., and Rev. Norof Herman, will exchange pulp next Sunday. Mrs. Gustave Hansen, who l been staying with her daught Mrs.G.F.Lowe,was taken an Omaha hospital one day ll malt.She is reported to be ve Mr.and'Mrs. W m. Adams n Miss Marie Adams arrived ho Friday evening from a thl weeks vacation spent at points Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cooper, Ch Gueller and .Billie Monford Cmcmnatti, Ohio and Mr. andhl H., c.Cooper were guests 1 Wednesday at the Bert Coo] home at Tekamah. Mr. and Mrs. Thorvald Hans Frances Mae and Clarence yventOouncllBluffs, Iowa Saturday attend the silver wedding annlvsary of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nels They returned homo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs n. E. McConna are enjoying a vlsit from Mr. L Conna.hn's mother, Mrs. Mary n Connaha, whose home' is in Mo Miss Marjorie Godsey, Mrs. H1 old Webster and Mrs.Fern Brewster drove oo Omaha SatvdayafternoonandtookM Hovurd Grandon home. *A5?s , ~n f I u r I | r a 1 w . J ~» 'fi ~ ~e 11 5Q~ f i 2 '- - f ' ~ . &¥»'~'¢ `x ~A e~C|-fy CONVENIENCE-g EOR COUNTRY Hom sé x- a n v EEP FO O D COLD-u. mnnv..."cw, .ni V.. .m....,....,Iowa.f Rev. A. J. Hnrgett conducted a splendid chapel service for uslast Sunday.Mrs. Hnrgett accompan- ied him to the Home and sang for u s`Mrs.Edna Cornish celebrated her 'Nth birthday Saturday.I-ler mon. T. K. Cornish and wife and relatives drove up lrom Omaha tint afternoon and brought hersome birthdsy cheer. Mrs. Anna Parker is enjoying 1 week's vacation from her duties ee cook at the Home.She is visit- ing her mother in Rosalie, Neb. A very interesting prayer meet/ i ng wu he ld in our chapel last Thursday afternoon.Dr.Shick had d m r g e m d g a v e u s a v e r y vivd descdption of his trip toColondo.Dr. Shiek'e niea, Miss Bessie Bouaeh sang a beautiful solo which the Hume !ol.ka edvyed very muah.' Bev . a nd Mn. F. H.Essert of Osmond, and son, Rev. Hnrold Es~ Bert of Dixon, Neb.,were pleas- ant alien Monday alter-noon.Mrs.Henry Schoettger and daughter, Clan uf Arlingtnn,in company with Mrs.Preston o i WI-lhil=31=°=\. D.C.were welcome allen at the Home Saturday aft- ernoon.Rev. and Mm. G.W.Madn of Lincoln spent Thursday night atthe Crowell Home.Dr. and Mrs. S h i e k c a m e u p f o r e v i i n t w i t h tha n that evening.Rev.Mem was pastor of the Methodist church in Blair about thirty years ago and h a s mmy tri a d :in Blnir. The Millinery Store of Blair has Mr. and Mrs.Rudy Thompsonand family of Winside, spent the week-end at the Alfred Anderson and Cecil Thompson homes.Mr. and Mrs.Ed Mundo!-I at- tfnded the circus in Omaha Mon- ny.Misa Rosalie Foley spent the week-end atPetersen home.Mr.and Mrs.Iauie two children of Caper, who have been visiting refetives i n and emund Blair departed fortheir home early Sunday morning. Mm.Lund submitted to a goltre operation ln an Omaha hospiinl and was able to return home with the family.Mrs. Lund is n deterof Mrs. Harry Ervey and Mr. Lund n brother of Mrs. Wm. Sheets. F. C. C. Petersen and son, Wd-ter and wife drove over to Irwin, Iowa Sunday to spend severed days visiting at the Milo Hart home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussenentertained the following relatives from Omahn Monday:Mx.and Mrs. Clarenze Long, Mr. and Mrs.Art Petersen and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mattisan.Bertrand Linden spent the week- end with his coudns, Edward and Arno Lorenzeu, near Calhoun.Mr. and Mrs. John Reid had as Sunday dinner guests,Mr.and Mrs. Louis Schenk and daughter,Ada of south of Blair. Mr. end Mrs. Otto Christiansen attended the Hnrvest Festival pic-nic in Bennington Sunday evening. Eda Anderson is spending hervacation visidng among lalivea of Blair,the J. L. Lund nndWyoming, and friends at Blai r, ,,,,;,, cud Nickerson up Thursday to attend we OldSettlers reunion.They retumedfo their homes Friday.Miss Cara Clark of Omaha, spent from Thursday until Sun- day with Miss Dura Klindt. Miss Grace Thompson,former teacher in the Ft. Calhoun school, was a guest of Mies Bda Sierk Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. G. V.. Pendle leftThursdaymorning for Minnesota on a fishing trip.Their little daughter,Patty is' visiting rela- tives i n Omaha during their eb- s u c e .Mr.and hire.Carl Rohwer spent Thursday evening at the Henry Ruhwer home. The 4-H Sewing Glub gave anexhibit of their work at the home of their leader, Miss CatherineFrahm Friday afternoon. The ggi, are to be congratulated on their etflcienc and their leader highly commemed. Ray Courtney,aged 25 ye{rB.who two months nga wee married to Miss Glndys Bivens, a lonner Ft. Calhoun girl,died Tuesday from injuries sustained in a head~ on collision o l a n auto and aSt-Net car in Omaha Monday eve- ning, was buried in the Ft. Cad- houn cemetery Friday afternoon. Mrs.Courtney has the sympathy o i this community in her be- reavanent.Mrs.Wm.Ivereen was hostess to the members of the Kensing- 'bon Club at her home Friday aft- emoon.Miss Katie Rohwer was n guest.A delicious luncheon was served. Mrs.H. Grimm" Mrs ~ C; I n1°§Ii§§»:""'af.;;:;,a `iZ§"éT=`I{$' mer Silk Dresses sacrificed a t Craig Wednesday on business. The city park was the scene c$3.75 and $6.75-Values to $20-ia merry gathering °f relatives o we must sell every Summer Silk' Dress in stock and you can usef them to great advantage at these'two low prices Sizes range from, 11 to 46-all the dresses are s°°<i| looking--you know we never buys. dress to sell that i.sn't beautiful. Fashion Center--the Dress Store at Blair.32-lt Summer Silk Dresses-values to' $20-.mrmeed at ss:/5 and $6.15 at the Fashion Cen':\sizes 11 to 46-149 to sell at these two prices --you will get some real bargains. Advertise in The 1-merprlua. HERMAN NEWS Paul Hancock and F. E. Amick were among the spectators at theOakland fm Tues day and aware! bali game between Oakland end Tekamah. Mr. and Mn. Harold Webster and Joyce are staying hen at present with Mr. and M n .Fred Bogen. Mr. Webster in again working for the Muytgg people. Mr. and Mn. Leo Fausett andsom spent a few day: recently at Burwell, Neb. attending the rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bennett have moved into rooms at the O. A. Johnson home Funeral services were held on Sunday, August 24. at 2:80 from the Herman Baptist church for Mm Andrew Jones who had been living a t the Soldiers Home atf Grand Island for the past two last Sunday.It was a iamily rf union ot the Cooper families an around forty-five relatives gat! ered to enjoy the day which wa spent in visiting and feasting. After spending the past summe with relatives at Plattsmouu Supt.and Mrs.Shrader returne bo Herman last week to be her for the opening of school. Harold Swanson has been elected as teacher ol the 'ith and 8t grades of the Herman school fu next year.Fred Martin has sold out.hi harness and shoe repair shop her to a party from Craig.He plan w move his family to Wayne cr Thursday where he will engage i the same work.Mrs. Harold Brewster and daugl fer spent Saturday and Sunday athe Elmnn West and J. M. Brew sterhames.,Because of 'the de a th o l Mn Andrew Jones, the vacation of MxandMrs.Earl French and Lyll and Taylor French was cut short They left last Wednesday for Cu per,Wyoming to visit the Jakw Carter family.On t h w arrivetheretheyfoundatelegran awaiting them and returned a once, reaching here Saturday nitex-noon.Mrs. French ie a grand daughter and the remBi;iS wen ggnught to her home here Satur y,Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Skinner returned lest Monday evening fron Shenandoah,where they spent rfew days with relatives nhd yin my r s a r n a n O I u m n n a , w a s r e -..-Ine winz a cquain tances here F r id a v evening.He as employed ascle rk a t the KL E. A. W a chte r store here about filkeen years ago.He i s working at. the carpenter trade and at. present is with a crew a t Blair working a t the Rivet Coal Co. Miss Cosmo Belville visited from Thursday until Sunday with rela- tives in Omaha. Paul Lowe of Bird Island, Minn. visited at the parental. J. D. Lowe home the latter part of the week. Mrs.Lowe has been in Blair the past two weeks keeping house for her father,Fred Siert, while her mother was in the hospital. Tom Cushman is ln the Univer- sity hospltal in Omaha, recovering frm-u_sn operation for rupture.Mr.and Mrs.E d Olson,Dag- mar and Ivan and Mrs.HansHansen were guests at the Fred chardson home in Omaha Sun~ y-The Hermm ball team won a 4 to 2 victory Sunday from theCraig team, at Craig. MissMaggieM.I.owe Herman, Neh. Bepruentative for World-Herald Mullen lceless Refrigerator Co. 1108 Fnnmm Skeet Omnlu, Nebraska oInterested parties call 766 Herman, Neb. OIL - B URNING MIL K . CHIL L E R The Supcrfcx principle is now used in l new cndlcr which cool- milkto 40° at the rate of a gadlon every 2 to 3 minutes. Ask us abcut it. rSFreeze Ice Cube Y\ With Oil Heat! UPERFEX generates its own fridd cold by buming a few cents worth of kerosene daily. This dependable new refrigerator keeps butter .H rm, milk sweet, meats fresh and tasty-right in the kitchen in the warmat weather. It makes sparkling ice cubes for cooling bever- aga and delicious frozen desserts.Better and cheaper than ice; far safer than refrigeration makeahifta. Superfex has no moving Pam: nothing to get out of under. Just light it and leave it.In about an hour and a half the burners generate 24 to 36 hours' food-preserving cold -than go out automatically.Sturdily made; whitne- porcelaln lined; ample shelf-room.A great boon tocountry homes.' Telephone today for further information, or come in and nee Supafex work. a.;-:».a1¢SUPERFEX gg, » OIL- BUR NING RE FRIG ERA TOR Mad:by Per/#dm Saw: (bnupany v" A S u p e r i l e x i n d u o n n h b i e f o r ~ m t h n l t q r d , m a m e d i n B u m- w i th h e r h u s b a n d w h o su r vi ves h e r .Sh e le a ve s on e so n , F r e d o f H o o p e r , Ne b . , a n d a n u m- a :n Herman, ~eb. was made in the Herman cemetery.Everett Himes was on the sick list several days last week and un-able to attend bo his duties at the meat market.Ben Shuey is home from Miss- ouri where he has spent the spring and summer.Mrs. Ivan Helms, Miss Marjorie Godsey, and Mrs. \Fox-rest, Brewster drove over to Mondnmin, Iowa on Wednesday afternoon for a bi-ie! visit with relatives.' Mr. a nd Mrs.L. ZA..Woodwardattended the Powwow at Macy last Suggzy.' . Sheets had two gas pumps installed at his shop at the Blan- chard building last week. 4>g > /W /\I /\w ;I M m A m A m ; . . S P \ On a New Shipmént of 500 Heavy Duty ' nAmo-B»BA'r'rEmEs ` ~\a t I $2.50 each or`S , fe LE . »\ Our . Delivery Service Is Prompt um. lhdne McBride of Bllk,in staying at Ute home ot her OIL - B URNING MIL K . CHIL L E R The Supcrfcx principle is now used in l new cndlcr which cool- milkto 40° at the rate of a gadlon every 2 to 3 minutes. Ask us abcut it. Mr.and Mrs.H.B.Cameron arrived home Friday evening from their vacation. J.M.Brewster is improving the residence property where Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Webster are living by having bathroom fixtures in-stalled. Miss Alice Carpenter of Blair, is assisting with the work at the H. C. Brunton home. Friends here are sorry in hearthat Leo Hager of Ames, Neb., is in the St. Joseph hospital, Omaha, suffering from typhoid fever. Mrs.Hager was Mies Helen Bovee.We hope he may recover rapidly andsobe able w return home. Orlo Jones of Wichita, Kansas, came Sunday for the lunergl of e d i n B u m- w i th h e r h u s b a n d w h o su r vi ves h e r .Sh e le a ve s on e so n , F r e d o f H o o p e r , Ne b . , a n d a n u m- a :n Herman, ~eb. was made in the Herman cemetery.Everett Himes was on the sick list several days last week and un-able to attend bo his duties at the meat market.Ben Shuey is home from Miss- ouri where he has spent the spring and summer.Mrs. Ivan Helms, Miss Marjorie Godsey, and Mrs. \Fox-rest, Brewster drove over to Mondnmin, Iowa on Wednesday afternoon for a bi-ie! visit with relatives.' Mr. a nd Mrs.L. ZA..Woodwardattended the Powwow at Macy last Suggzy.' . Sheets had two gas pumps installed at his shop at the Blan- chard building last week. 4 M f x m m m s m m x x m . . sP£c|AL s lE while They nm On a New Shipmént of 500 Heavy Duty .= a m m o - n » B A p -|a t , '$2.50 each or` 1 . \ 4 ~~.\\ I \ / s r \ I S Our . Delivery Service Is Prompt um. lhdne McBride of Bllk,in staying at Ute home ot her OIL - B URNING MIL K . CHIL L E R The Supcrfcx principle is now used in l new cndlcr which cool- milkto 40° at the rate of a gadlon every 2 to 3 minutes. Ask us abcut it. Mr.and Mrs.H.B.Cameron arrived home Friday evening from their vacation. J.M.Brewster is improving the residence property where Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Webster are living by having bathroom fixtures in-stalled. Miss Alice Carpenter of Blair, is assisting with the work at the H. C. Brunton home. Friends here are sorry in hearthat Leo Hager of Ames, Neb., is in the St. Joseph hospital, Omaha, suffering from typhoid fever. Mrs.Hager was Mies Helen Bovee.We hope he may recover rapidly andsobe able w return home. Orlo Jones of Wichita, Kansas, came Sunday for the lunergl of everything ready for yon so thatyou can select. a I-lat best suited ho your personality-the hats for Women and Misses this Fall are more beautiful than ever before, so come in soon and select your new Hat.Prices range from $188 to $7.50 in all headslzes including youthful large hexdslzgs ind mat-runs hats.Always try the Fashion! Canter First for Ha ts 82-lt MCCARTHY AND LONG CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Truhlsenentertained four tables a pinochle last Friday evening in ho or of the birth anniversary of Mrs . Tmhl-sen.Prizes were awnrded Mrs. John Barry and Mr. Peter Truhl- sm for high score and Mm uKmldsen and Mr. Orville Hwereconsoled.Sandwiches,ice cnsnm, cake and cotfee were serv-ed.All report 'a very pleasant evening.Mr.and Mrs.Henry WulberncalledMonday afternoon at Rud- olph K.uhl's to see Mr. W\dbern's father and helped him celebratehis birth anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.Will Tbvmpwn. Edward and Frames, Mr. and Mrs..Innes Thompson,Margaret and June ; and Mins Edna Thompson mmea over to Shenandoah andspent the week-end, coming home by way of Nebraska City. Ht. and Mn. Dan Thompson. ac-eompunied by Mrs. Will Thompson le ft Tuudny murningdor Knox- ville, Iowa where they will vint a brother of the ladies.Mrs.Agnes Long visited teln-lives and friends in this vicinity the past week.Mrs. Long is stay~ing nt the Burkett home at Grand Inland and her visits are greatly gmjoyad.Carl M. Jensen and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and 4a relntive.Mrwand Mrs. Wm. Neuman of r f .Morgan,Colo.,arrived Mon-day evening for n visit with rela- tives and friends here. Mrs. E. E. Smith and children of Pawnee City, Neb., is here on a visit with her father W. H. Millerand brother, Bert Miller and !a.m~ y,Mr. and Mrs. David Miller re- turned Tuesday from a motor trip down in Kansas, where they mnjoyed Q visit with relatives. The Neale sisters returned on Tuesday evening from a vacation of three weeks apenc in the Black Hills. Mr. and Mrs,Geo. Rohwer, Jr. Our . Delivery Service Is Prompt I n cold W eather yo u must have prompt service on your Distlllate requirements. Shell Distillate is of the I-hghest Quahty You may protect yourself on price by calling us for the whole season. G I V E S H E L L A T R I A L Nebr.-Iowa 0il `Co. Shell Distrilmion lm, Nelvruh EAT YOUR SCHOOL DINNER AT HANS JENSEN'S HAMBURGER suor W e gi ve p r o m p t service a t reasonable prices.Right on your way to school---Locafed in the old Home Theatre Bld'g. Hamburgers -Rolls -Pop Pie -Hot Dogs -Coffee Rolls -Soup -Chile Hans Jensen, prop. presents.Mrs.Wm. Kruger,Mrs. Paul Kruger,Mrs. Wm.Sievers andtheMissesDarothySievers, BdaSierk and :Sm Klmdt attended a bridge luncheon at the Thomas Walker home at Florence Saturday afwmoon.Mr.and M m Ever Lund and daughter, Ella left the latfer part of the week for St. Edward, Neb. for a few days visit. Dr.Geesaman and family andMrs.George Rolmwer, Sr., return- ed Saturday evening fro m a ten days outing at Lake Okoboji.Mr.and Mrs,Arthur Bauman and children and Miss Lena Mor- tensen were up from Omaha Sab v w\1 C Battery free with every 2 or more I Every Battery Guaranteed H r ; l 5 e t m J e n n a . Mx.and Mrs.Hans Andersen spen'[,.Sunday at the Christian An- dersen home.Mr. and Mrs.Frank Knottler and children visited Monday eve~ -=1§with Mr.and Mrs.HenryWhe m a nd lhrga nt. Hr .and Mrs. Orlo Janes and Also Special Prices on A BATTERIES |§Ditlof WoiSnénn's ~baby ulled at the Will Thompsonhams Mvndny evening.Miss Ellen Pluck was al-tw A guest.Ruthjnne, daughter of Mr. andMrs.Hayes Rlossnhalm, spent the httar pa rt o f the week in Blair with M m Cora Badgerow and b aher, Hargnret.. and Mrs. Peter Jensen and Hx. a nd Mrs. Orville Humstonwere Wednzsdly evening guests at tha Hayes Ronzlbnlm home. H n .A s w Lung and littlegnnddnughter, Norma Long, vis- ifbd Thuridly afburnoon with Mrs. John Ammon and Emyle. A r4 a lMx. md Mn. J . H. Nearhood| tank their grandson, Jack Nearhood 1IE-QQ. |teupoon of tumerlc.IA this ld.m~ mer until it becomes clear.Bottle and seal.R you like you :my add a little mustard seed and celery seed m thd seasoning, a tablespoon of each being sufddexrt. For Ripe Tomntas Now here is a relish mule ol .~-., , . I With The Churches ot ripe wmnwea through a food |;hopper_ or chop in a large chop- ping bowl.Add six large onions, eight red or green peppers and onelnrge bunch of celery, all ¢h°m>¢<i very finely.Add one cup ul sale. Ha ng i n a cloth to drain over nigh , In the mnrni ng bo il two quuu of vinegar and four cups o!sugar with one-Ionrth cup of celery seed for five minums.Ift it cool. Phu: the vegetsbles nto n large kettle, CHRISTIAN CHURCH church more thnn two years.I A. J. Barnett, Pasior am sure this sort of ignox-anne cannot be bliss. Bible School, :Q A. M.. . .~o mmg »~..C'hri.1Lim Endelvor, 7:00 P. M. Prenchinx. 8:00 P. H.Mid-week meeting Wednesdly, 8:00 p. m.We had a Line atuendance a t Sunday School last Sunday.We ha da e v ,t he go a l a t 8 0 a n dw e n t over she wp, there being 94 pres- ent.Goal for next Sunday is 100. Come help us go over the top aggin c m m c a , c a l m .. P. J.Reinertlvn, Palwr August 81 Sunday School at 10 A. m. Moming service at'11 a. m.Ladies' md vnu Am: a n me church, Thursday, Sept 4.Miss Num kxderaon, hostess. :I I ne:I ~cn See our windawl for the =~-» est Styles in Slippers that W for Women, Misses and Cbildxe~ mdtheui come i n a nd let ufity o ut-we CAN fi t you.- Centex.Erma Jettlcks ue $5 $6-limes 1 to 12 --AAAAAEEE.31 :I A very pretty summe was solemnized on ¢ noon at 3 o'clock at Lutheran church when Dunklnu,eldest daughand Mrs. E. H. Dunklau, residents ol Arlington vi came the bride of Albert er of Arlington, ann ol Wehmeyer ot Rusebud,presence of four hundr~ and friends. Mrs.H.w .sence |teupoon of tumerlc.IA this ld.m~ mer until it becomes clear.Bottle and seal.R you like you :my add a little mustard seed and celery seed m thd seasoning, a tablespoon of each being sufddexrt. For Ripe Tomntas Now here is a relish mule ol .~-., , . I With The Churches ot ripe wmnwea through a food |;hopper_ or chop in a large chop- ping bowl.Add six large onions, eight red or green peppers and onelnrge bunch of celery, all ¢h°m>¢<i very finely.Add one cup ul sale. Ha ng i n a cloth to drain over nigh , In the mnrni ng bo il two quuu of vinegar and four cups o!sugar with one-Ionrth cup of celery seed for five minums.Ift it cool. Phu: the vegetsbles nto n large kettle, CHRISTIAN CHURCH church more thnn two years.I A. J. Barnett, Pasior am sure this sort of ignox-anne cannot be bliss. Bible School, :Q A. M.. . .~o mmg »~..C'hri.1Lim Endelvor, 7:00 P. M. Prenchinx. 8:00 P. H.Mid-week meeting Wednesdly, 8:00 p. m.We had a Line atuendance a t Sunday School last Sunday.We ha da e v ,t he go a l a t 8 0 a n dw e n t over she wp, there being 94 pres- ent.Goal for next Sunday is 100. Come help us go over the top aggin c m m c a , c a l m .. P. J.Reinertlvn, Palwr August 81 Sunday School at 10 A. m. Moming service at'11 a. m.Ladies' md vnu Am: a n me church, Thursday, Sept 4.Miss Num kxderaon, hostess. :I I ne:I ~cn See our windawl for the =~-» est Styles in Slippers that W for Women, Misses and Cbildxe~ mdtheui come i n a nd let ufity o ut-we CAN fi t you.- Centex.Erma Jettlcks ue $5 $6-limes 1 to 12 --AAAAAEEE.31 :I A very pretty summe was solemnized on ¢ noon at 3 o'clock at Lutheran church when Dunklnu,eldest daughand Mrs. E. H. Dunklau, residents ol Arlington vi came the bride of Albert er of Arlington, ann ol Wehmeyer ot Rusebud,presence of four hundr~ and friends. Mrs.H.w .sence -H Club played found mtddént by ladd Mayorlr cubs Sunday md City Cmmdl,.xenon.Font;-»Now Therefone, um eledon ofLjnbf51335 the ciey walm, Nebrgsh; v.>i]l leslthm tenyeusfzomtheirdnhnormonthantwentyyurg mmu»n»<m»,m1»u-memg atthentnotnottoexceedd; ed n apedal election of the elect- ors of said City to be held at the usual polli ng plans in s aid City between the hours of nine o'cloek, A. M.,and seven o'c.lock,P.M., an September 9,1930,a t which election the electors oi maid Clty :hall vote for or against tha fol- lowing pmpadtion, to-wit: "Sh-|11 the Gty of Blw, Nebras- lm,borrow money and pledge the property and aedit of said City "Don its nexodable bonds i n the total amount- o!$25,- 000.00, said bonds to be known u "Park Bonds", w be iss ued i n denomination of $1,000.00 ea r-.h,wbe da wdo n¢ hdrda te o f iuunna and w be payable nat Blair Racket Store g ~/ mem!-anmzmlly,the pruned:of laid bonds, whnm illued, to be used for the purpon of purchas- ing land by add City lor parks and public grounds and improv- ing the same by erecting | lwim~ ming pool and accessories than- bo thereon." Said ekection shxll be held In govmwd by tha usual election law! of the Stain of Nebraska pertain ing therein. Given under my lund and thx ml $ 1 md Ci ty at mm-, Ne bra - k a , u m m d a o f Aumn 1 9 8 0 .c. 'L Krause, (sun)aw cm-|= . .}29-sz L . , ~ c\ -:J \"H ' -1 .~Q ;J . : W ~~u .¢.2 - i t I ~ * ~ _.~1 ¢ ~_ _ -»-..» r "l f ?. .1 " " /L..1 ~"¢~| ~\1 > » M l ' m \N .P .{4 I A 1 .~.1 ;~¢ ~ . - 1 ~ . , ,.f a School o e n m Sale r P g Just arrived, a large quantity of fine school needs; as tablets, pencils, cray- ons, paints, etc., that we bought at special prices and we will pass the saving on boour customers. 1 ~Also rayon and sateen bloomers, dresses, hosiery, handkerchiefs, boys' shirts,etc.,all at very reasonable prices. ./I ~ I v I' I .~M J - L 0 ~I .I ' * "'" ' < » ~ < , . l A .f _ ; " ?M : » - ., , c ' J " \ ' .» f n - .<F..a="f=~¢.'.;£;) ff~ % u, » 4 ; . ...o '~ " ~ * = t , ; ; _ . ~k ~ ... .___ ~gr, v\~N . . ,.gg brother Robb with. us.He and his family are moving to Princeton, Ill.,where Miss Hazel holds a position in the high sc.hooL In the evening, Brother Robb filled the pulpit and gave us a splendid di# course laden with the mature thoughts of the years he hasspent serving the Master. s.u>'f|>"r cuuncn o ur Ba de r, r uwr The i(.ing's Heralds meet nt the Lyle Guyer home today §'l'hurs-day)at 2 p. rn. for a swimming party.Friday, 7:30 p. m.-The Fourth Quarterly Conference will be held at the church, Dr. C. C.Wilson, District Sup't., sresiding. Reportsfor the year, an election ol owe- e r s a n d c o m m i t t e e s f o r t h e e n s u - : _ -- - -. . . . .: - . . | . . , \ ~ \i n n m m - n - well, pour into sterilized glasses and seal.This will non be ready to use far two or three weeks. Recipe for Sweet Com If you have sweet corn in your garden you can make this corn relish:12 ears of com cut 1 rn the cob, 2% quarts of rlpe to - toes, 1 quart of onions, 1 quart of cucumbers,6 green peppers,'é hand nf cnhhnw.M cun nf salt; nws nwr. mi s s v i m. le nmorning for Lincoln where they will spend several dnys.Mrs. Schoettger will visit friends whlle Miss Clara attends a state Home Economics meeting.Mr. and Mr. Fred Deweber left Sunday for the Black Hills where they will spend a month or so for the benefit of Mr. Weber's health.G.l.Pfeiffer len Mond vl fg; Aberdeen, S. D. where he l nw °|.....f nm Awe nn business. ITORSOF ESTATE B RASK.A_ tian Wm, De- to che creditors \e at the Countylr_ Nebraska, on September, 1930, ay of December, pose ol examin- ,and allowanceims not filed on h day of Decem- forever barred. \ day of August, L. J . Mo r an , P a sto r a Su n d ay S c h o o l, 9 :4 5 A. M. Mo r n i n g W o r s h i p , 1 1 A . L I . E ve n i n g servic e,8: 00 P .M . A n n u a l business me e ti n g a n d elec tion o f off ic e rs W edne sday , 8 : 0 0 P . M. Sunday School and Church 'Picnic North Pa;k Wednesday afternoon A u g u s t 27 th .' W o me n s Mi s si o n Circ le Th u r s - _1 ...fin-"nae no ...inniour lanrnn nf lug y qzaur, use llluluuiiu la wmv r.........,,, _" " " " n ~ v _" r __" " " |g r a m.All Tru ste es , S t» e wa r ds ,a n d| 1 q u a r t o f vi n e g a r ,5 c u ps o f hea ds of- or gan iza tio ns sh o u ld b e pres ent.Su n d a y , A u g u s t 3 1 : 1 0 a m.---Churc h Sc hool,D r . C. R. Mea d , Su p 't.Clas s es f o r all ages.11 a. m. -- Mor ni ng- wors hi p. Su b- jec t: "I..abor's Goal". Spec ial music . A he a r ty welc ome.B r i n g th e f a mi ly .'I p . m. - - Ep wo r th L e ag u e .To p i c "C r u c i a l Iss ues ",a s tu d y o r th e su g a r ,1 'l¢¢BS1J0on o f c elery seed 2 te a sp o on s o f mu s ta r d seed.Poi: through a food chopper the onions, cucumbers,peppers and cabbage. c o mb in e a l l th e in gr e di e nts a n d c o o k f o r o n e h o u r . ' P a c k a n d s e a l in s ter i li ze d ja rs .. A p p le Ma r m a la d e Si x o r a ng e s, 3 le mo n s , 9 a p p le s , c llo s s u g a r , 3 c u p s wa te r .P e r e Mi s s Bern ic e P u t ma n o f Te k a mu h , wa s a r e c e n t vi s i to r o f Mi s s C la r a Sc h oettge r.M r .a n d M m .L e o W e be r,wh o are d eleg ates f r o m the loc a l le gion p o s t a n d la di es au z d lia r y j le f t on S u n d a y f o r No r th P la tte to a tte n o the s tate c on ve nti on wh ic h i s bei ng he ld th er e th is we ek .Ve r n o n Ma r sh a i l , wh o i s o u t i n th e sta te onbusiness,also expe c ts to attend be f o re r etu r n in g ho me .' _ Mr s. F ._ lé I. W eo b re tu rn ed p on llI 1. c. ELLER,County Judg<n a y U . \ l r \ I I H U U l l ,i l l :\ \ l l l l l \ & {| | \ J a | » \v a .~~~~~M r s .G .E .S t a n l e y .S p e c i a l B p e a k -h o l i d a y g e r a n d . z i f l s i n g e r s f r o m M a r y 8 p .r n . - - H a y S u n d a s f N i g h t M a n n M l s s l o n .S e r v i c e .S u b j e d t :" F r a m e " .S p e - C r u s a d e r s B a n d M e e t i n g F r i d a y ,c i a l a t t e n t i o n t 6 m u s i c a n d c o n g r e - --1 .\-- ! - . . . .l } u : n ¢ »u n n u # a n d slic e ap p le s a n d c over w i t h le m o n juic e.W a s h or an ge s a n d c u t i n to th i n slices.Slic e le mo n ri nd .A d d s u g a r a n d wa t e r a n d le t s ta n d 1 h o u r .Co ok s lo wlv to Su nd ay a l w r a s i x we eu s m.uP w| 1.ruuD| 9,nzuousness n n u c o ns u pu -E s te s P a r k a n d th e Bla c k 1-ixlla.|tic,n My g r a ti tu d e t o S a r g o n f o r M r .a n d Mr s .I v a n Mc h a y a n d th e re li ef i t b r o u g h t m e i s u n - daugh ter, 1"? r!°. °f I fudo ra' Ia., who bou nde d!M y jo i n ts a re p er f e c tly {'.'i'.'.i.'"i...'2.*'?E.'Z'. I'3l'?."..L".?.f?d.i§f.'§&§§&¥=°"f1=" =f1s1_*="°fv uin in my %=9<3'.v NOTICE vnn ADMINIS°'r`i5£§x'i"1f>§§"dF Es'rA'r1e:\ 8:W P. M.You (eel as if you should be in one or more of these services, you will profit by following this in- 4 5clina8en.Some one else wll profit ' 'loo because they will follow you. God's Kingdom will profit because you and someone else and I are laboring in it.u s mm-h .ln vnu know about n u n ;yumgauonmexpression.better placefriends-there is noto spend this hour.Tuesday,`8 p.m.-W e ca ll the like to sing of the Blairattention of all who to the first meetingunit of the Messiah Festival Chor- us,announced elsewhere.Prof. N. J. Logan of Omaha,will be present w lead.This is a valu- ams mmnrtunitv for nleasure and boiling point; boil 1 hour or until of the consistency of marmalsde. Turn into sterilizml glasses or jars and seal when cool. How tempting the peaches are at the stores these daysl Be sure to put up plenty of jelly and jam so that wintefs menus will be flav- ».o...,.....t\...-.. ..,..., __ _,_till Tuesday when they returned to Eldora.lMesdamesP.lL. Cady,c .W. Andrews,C. G.Marshall,John Hebard and Vernon Marshall, ac- companied by their children attend ed the Shriners'picnic at Krug park, Omaha Monday afternoon:Miss mah Wslkenhorst,whosemarriage to Leo Schmidt will mice' ls gone.My constipation and bn- rousness have also been overcome by this wonderful medicine and all my stomach trouble has disap- peared.Nothing stands between me and splendid health no w ," - Mrs. Sophie Schrader, 2602 S. 15th St., Onmlm. The Stewart Pharmacy, Agents STATE DF NEBRASKA osWashington County,I A. c. Debel, Attorney County Court.ln Probate. l n the Matter of the Estate Olive A. Ward, Deceased: To the heirs at law, next oi l devrseea,legatees,creditors,. . .| .._-..-.... =..».......,¢..a af. ...ta ni o f kin,an d tate 4 th E . MD ' Lher in~ n ty , r o f wi l l l o f ored with summer.In making peach jelly and jam, busy house wives pfefer the short-boil method with bottled pectin.It takes only a few minutes,they get moreglasses of jelly' and the flavor is like the fresh fruit.Here are two tested peach recipes,quite deli~ CIGUBZ Iplaoe in the near fuhire, was theguest of honor at a miscellaneousshowergiven at the Alfred Scheer home Sunday evening.The guestswereentertainedat bunco and Miss Leona Stork won the first prize while Miss Lenda Stork wasawarded the booby prize.A late lunch was served to about forty- flve voumr folks. Thursday,Friday,Saturday,Monday-Final Clearance 149 Sum- mer Silk Dresses sacrificed at $3.75 and $6.75-Values to $ 2 0 - we must sell every Summer Silk Dress ln stock and you can usef-hem to great advantage at these two low prices.Sizes range from .1 _tp 46-all the dresses are good..4... 1..-... ..,. ......,... \_....,. nu person. in-.=.=..e..~ ....... ,...are hereby notified that on the 1 day of August,1930,Norris Ward filed n. petition in add Ce ty Court alleging among ol things that Olive A. Ward, an habitant of Washington Cou: Nebraska, died on the Bth dayAugust, 1930, leaving no last ' .amz mnsfnmmt; and nossessed ~e pro~=|~.1 .: trying ul put. over?carry a tune".No t a great while ago I was Wednesday,8 p.m.--Mid-week ~lking with n man,who 1 am fellowship service.All members ~rtain had an average imellect, are reminded of the privilege of this meeting.Others are welcome. The church year officially closes September lst.Contrihutlona to 'ho claimed to hold church mem- rship with a church whose build- ng was within three miles of his , ome, yet he claimed not to know gg* iiethf.-§i§§§Q'f§"i§f4§""`»?,?' at his charm had a pastor.The date.If each wan do his best, an present. pastor had been with the will be well. r A COLUMN Fon WOMEN 1 c u p h a m,fi n ely d i c e d ,2 c ups th i n wh i te sauc e,i é c u p g r a te d cheese.Pu t a la y er o f the no o dle s |; |. n i Ripe Peacli Jelly C | " Ingredients:3 cups (15%lbs.)11 juice; one bottle pectln;6%cups (2%lbs.)sugar.Use only fully ripened fniitf Do notpee l.Re- move pits and crush peaches thor- oughly.Addlé c up wa te r.Stir until mixture boils,cover, ~ and simmer 5 minutes.Dri p thmugh fjelly bag. Measure juice and sugar into large saucepan,stir,and\bzing w a boil.At once add the l b o t t l e d ~ s t i g constantly; and bring again to a full rolling boil and boil li minute.Remove from fire, let mud 1 minute, skim, pour quickly.Cover hot jelly with film ol hot paraffin; when jelly is cold, cover with Si inch of hot par- affin.Roll glass to spread paraf- fin nn sides.If ueaches lack flav- a a ss ln v BcI 1; \ I v aI t 1 l Miss Néldn Bender left recently or her home in California afternextended visit with reladves .nd friends in Nebraska.She pant the past week at H. W lchoettgefs before departing.At a recent meeting of the Re-ekah lodge,Mrs.Fred Pfeifler vas elected as delegate to repre-enl; the local lodge at the district onvention which will be held in Fremont this fall. A number from Arlington at- ended the funeral servloes of DrN. J. Davies which were held in Tremont on Sunday.The deceased vas a brother of Dr. R. A. Davies >i this place and passed away on'riday after an illness of over hree monws.Mr. and Mrs. Eliner Larson and 'amily of Henman, and Miss Lillian wuu ng*--gvu snow we never uuy adress to sell that \sn't beautiful. Fasluon Center-the Dress Storeof Blair az 11 Mr and Mrs August Kerkhoff mid sons, Stanley and Rodney, re- tumed home Monday evening from their tnp to Green Lake, Minn. The Fontanelle 4 H Club crossedbats with the Triangle boys at the Arlington Fair Grounds Wednes- day,the score being 6 ro L1favorof Fontanelle Mr and Mrs Enck Holtman andagp. Earl of Kansas City, Mo., are wisiting at the home of Eric Holtrnan's brother, Wm. Holtman and family. Gilbert and Cecil Inliman were Real and Personal Estate and pray- ing for administration thereof. If y o u fai l to appear at said County Court on the 12th day ol and contest said petition,the Coun will appoint Norris E. Ward or some other suitable person Ad- ministrator a nd proceed to s settlement of said estate. Witness my hand and Official Seal this 14th day of August, 1980 (SEAL)1. c. ELLER, 80-4t County Judge No n c s O F s r s c u u . E n s c r l o r Notice is hereby given that man that iifty resident Ireeholders o the City of Blair, Nebraska, havin; B E L L C R E E K V A L L E Y September, 1930, at 2 o'cluck P. M.. moon of Mdlook were guests at Omaha business callers Wednes-netitloned the Mayor and Gt: THE ACHIEVEMENT OF LEF'l`»0VERS The following recipes givvn hy the home economics department of the National Live Swck and Meat Board once tried will prove that leftfovcrs may be an achievement oi uihiw the housewife may be jully proud. with ham and cheese and cover with white sauce, which has been made by using 2 tablespoons of flour, 2 tablespoons of butter, sm and pepper,and 2 alps of milk. Fill the dish in this way.Sprinkle the top liberally with grated cheese and dot with butter.Bake in a hot oven for about twenty minnws.-.|__Lamb en Casserole tablespoon fat,1 cup cooked car- rot balls,1 cup cooked potaw bdls, 8 smdl onions_boiled, left over gravy.Brown the lamb, cutin pieces, in the (ati Put in a bak~ ing dish.Add oni ns, potato and carrot balls.Pour over the left- over Sgavv and enough water to moistzz-»Season with salt ann pepper.€over and bake in a hotoven for about twenty-five minufes J Thls week we will make reliahes, to use up some of our homegrown garden products. Picalllh is perhaps the favorite relish.It is made with green to~ matoes. Measure one quart of .finely chopped green tomatoes.Add three stalks of celery, cut ln very small pieces, two large bell pep~ pers and two sweet peppers lro m which seeds have been removed, finely chopped, one small head of cabbage, cut in very fine pieces. When well mixed,sprinkle with one-ball' cup of salt. I n the morning pour into a cloth and press lightly to drain oft the liquid.Add three cups of vinegar, two cups of brown sugar, one tablespoon of mustard and a Larson of Mdlook were guests atthe Dr. P. L. Cady home Sunday. Miss Augusta Frahm is spend- ing her vacation this week with friends at Oakland and relatives in Omaha.¢Jack Cady, who has been on thesick list, is reported hs recovered. Freeman Decker was a weekend visitor in Valley. Mrs. Mabel Preswn of Washing- ton,D.C., visited last week at the H. W. Schoettger home. hir.and Mrs.Peters drove fa Wakefield Sunday.They were ac- companied by their granddaughter,Phyllis Hypse, who has been visit- ing them.'Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Woener and daughter of Onawa,Ia.,visited here Sunday.Misa Helen Han. ac- companied them home for a visit. A daughter was born tn Mr.and Mrs. Hamld Nelson Monday.Mrs. D. W. Lawson, Miss Lucy. Mrs.Alvin Andersan and Anna A SHERBERT GLASS will be given F R E E ! ! With each purchase of a pound of coffee - Any Brand - For one week only. Beginning---~ Friday, August-29 Don't forget to tune in on our broadcast over K O l.L each day from 10 to 11 A. M. ~on to sugar, and lk teaspoon al- mond extract m jelly alter skim- ming.For e soft, very slow setuse%cup less sugar.Requires about 3% pounds peaches.Makes about 9 eightfounce glasses. Ripe Peach .lam lngredlmts:4 cups (2 lbs.) crushed fruit; 1 bottle cerw; 7% cups (53% lbs.) sugar. Use only fully ripened fruit. Peel, pit, and crush peaches thor- oughly.Measure peaches and su- gar into large kettle,mix,an~ bring to iz full rolling boil uve hottest fire. Stir constantly bein and while boiling.Boil hard 1 minute.Remove from fire and stl in eerto.Then stir and skim 'b~ turns tor just s minutes to cooslightly, to prevent fleeting Inzi Pour quickly.Cover hot jamwi - iilm of hot paraffin; when jam i~ cold, cover with 'ri inch of lm paraffin.Roll glass tn spread - = affin on sides.I! peaches lac ,flavor air tartness, juloe of 1 Iemo may "be added to the ~ - peaghes.Requires about 3 pou~ - peaches.Makes about 11 eigh ounce glasses.Read The Enterprise for curr~ nays. day.Kenneth Strenger visited Sunday afternoon with Stanley Kerkhoff. The Young Women'n MissionarySodety met at the home of Mrs. George Niebaum on ?mrsday afternoon., Mr. and Mrs..Wm. I-Ioltmsn and Mr. and Mrs. Erick Holtman drove to Wayne Friday.Miss NormaI-Ioltmanueturned home with them aftesrstuinding the summer session of ooMr. and Mrs. I-'red Egbers and son of Uehling,were Sundayguests at Mrs. Sadie Mengednhtfs. Mr. and Mrs, August rkhoff and sons spent Friday e g a t Ernest Meiers'. Mr.and Mrs.Adolph Holtman and Richard visited Saturday ave- nlns at Wm. Holtmaxfs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheer, Jr.and Lorraine were Thursday eve- ning guests at August Kerkhoffs. Q s ti f c P \ , _" 0 ~|: j ' ;'5a=,§a..=b...r . ~, f : ' $ f ' € " ~ i . ~~P13 'wr ~.f ts Qe 5 " ."J ;E""'''li » . ;~.1 Q u.:.x '~' | \ , . . ,m v 1 . , »" .J ..CQ1, * ": w .T . . .:\ j... y .; : ¢»1 . . \ }H 1 g g ;*E .Q Q . :¢:.' rp.~|~ . ;. ~.gi ;I T° \ .~ I \ ~ ~ '//". . ~ ' °ost cfqtle --by'Lcmg °T ~~"=-. E -* , ? a ? .f%.° -= .:' 2 ` & § . f ~ " ` =. 1 ' i ~ ~ mdlloizvlllbe expo: t s x d m a u d s e g i s d w w " ' " Enumnduirponlktagyuu louhgmmihnunequpq»-au.w¢=a=»m|.=s¢»¢a, vm s w m u m m y m l§¢&'nuieffidencyilln» ~Q l r u t v l n l i l l v d i f c a n - | - g u n a - . n n - h u n n l l n n n s q n n v u n u u n n n n n n u u h nA n n n a h h d n l n n n u s m u n h a r n l t l ou u h l l n n u u m n n l i e - ' | P . l . | s d l x l O* ! . l . ¢ e u g \ ¢ | h u n ¢ h u u P ~ t ! m h | ¢| a » P . u . | n | u n A . l . Blair T~l~phone Company Miss Augusta Frahm is spend- ing her vacation this week with friends at Oakland and relatives in Omaha.¢Jack Cady, who has been on thesick list, is reported hs recovered. Freeman Decker was a weekend visitor in Valley. Mrs. Mabel Preswn of Washing- ton,D.C., visited last week at the H. W. Schoettger home. Mr.and Mrs.Peters drove fa Wakefield Sunday.They were ac- Council of said City hu call a spe- cial election for the P\1l'P°se of submitting to the electors of said Qty for the ir approval or rejec- tion the proposition hereinaiter gr forth and having given bond as required b y mmm t o p a y the cost of said election in case said proposition does not carry,and, said petition and bond hnwng been I l I I ||I :0 ; Ph y lli s Hy p s e , wh o ha s b ee n vis i t- i n g th e m ." Mr . a n d Mr s . E . H. W o e n e r a n d d a u g h te r o f On a wa ,Ia . ,vi si te d her e S und ay .Mi ss He le n Har t. a¢ - c o mp a n i e d th e m h o me f o r a vi s i t. A d a u g h te r w a s b o r n to M n a n d Mr s . Ha r o ld Ne ls o n Mo n d a y . Mr s . D . W .L a ws o n , Mi s s Lu c y , Mr s .A l v i n A n d e r s o n a n d A n n a 'noY's Knee Pants Suits These are olrl modelc, just the suit for school Sizes 6 to 16 - - - With extra pants Y o u r c h o i c e $ 4 9 5 `\».~J . ;~ i a . S ,w . ~_r' .. ~ ~: " : . . !r * ; ; 3 ' ? ] ' p f ' = ' . ; ;~ :-I - | 5 : .\ Iez . ,Q u ".. 1 .. "a (" /"` \ . J , ; ~I ;4 . C .... ~ . . A;iTT>>f~"" g h .F \ fw " ':¢:¢.'r . .'.;E£E ::=;~ 2;E= ~ S ~.132 : I° \ .~:\ ' a.1.ost iltle ~.ox,Shoes or Oxfords $2.50 to $4.00 .Q \ . |°. l l u I,a . ; . . | , | \ \ l | !liniyi¢h»¢un»»5u»»u»am-a|,»a-,iq Boys Shirts or Waists 50c - 854: Overalls 8 to 16 $1.00 Latest Caps for Boys 50C - $1.00 nmrs ` All Wool Suits $750 $ 1 0 0 0 $ 1 2 5 0 0S'KOSH B-GOSH Ovenlla sus afternoon with Stanley Kerkhoff. The Young Women'n MissionarySodety met at the home of Mrs. George Niebaum on ?mxsday afternoon., Mr. and Mrs..Wm. I-Ioltmnn and Mr. and Mrs. Erick Holtman drove oo Wayne Friday.Miss NormaI-Ioltmamreturned home with them after attending the summer session of school. ...,. , .., Blair Racket Store son of Uehling,were Sundayguests at Mrs. Sadie Mengednhtfs. Mr. and Mrs, August rkhoff and sons spent Friday e g a t Ernest Meiers'. Mr.and Mrs.Adolph Holtman and Richard visited Saturday ave- nlns at Wm. Holtmaxfs.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheer, Jr.and Lorraine were Thursday eve- ning guests at August Kerkhoffa. `°-i|-¢---===<§---|r~- vm-~ m:...,.,;:....an ; - li l n d u k p ai h l g y u l b a l m - i l n n q u p q v lieeuani lg-i..¢¢ff;¢¢.¢¢,u|.. ~Q l r u t v l n l i l l v d i f c a n - | - g u n a - . n n - h u n n l l n n n s q n n v u n u u n n n n n n u u h nA n n n a h h d n l n n n u s m u n h a r n l t l ou u h l l n n u u m n n l i e - ' | P . l . | s d l x l O* ! . l . ¢ e u g \ ¢ | h u n ¢ h u u P ~ t ! m h | ¢| a » P . u . | n | u n A . l . I can outfit your boys with quality goods and save you money Blair Tgievhgqefvmpanv Me|'s Tootle Test ar Onk Brand Ovaalls $1.251:21 l{;§9.H Chiago & Nnnnwestem lmurom 'run RIT smnvE. ef" "';'P;;."° 1'Mal; 10 ffentl ExcelIl a n; - é l i li ; "é l i i é Service:t".nmtgmun T1lenltnet [Firlt door ;.;;f §LfEr§£i5£<§'fii'¢Bi B "fB§.H;A§';';n omm in sum nm Bldx~f 'nm ass Blah, Nan. | _ ~iBlair, Nebtuh, Augmt 28. Inj)- r m : 1§Pu°Fv__: z z --:pe n l W Sc Ni Ha N1 H1 C( in gawl rn reateh rum and Sa m Houma o f Ke n rd;.W m.Slevers and Frank ol!!of Ft.Cllhinm'H.D hoettger, Henry li.Scheer of ekeroon;Herbert Moeller o l w w . He n r y Rasmussen,Chl-\»elson and R. H.Rasmussen of ar-man. )UNClL BL UFFS 'nuns Considerable turore was amused Omaha and Coond Bluffs on mizetions a couple of weeks ago hen it beame known to them at the Lincoln highway had been -routed over the Blmlr bridge in ead of by way of Council Bluffs Dorothy, and Davld Lazarus .ren~ dered sever!! voeal selections for those present.They also sang over radio nation EKG that day. Thursday evwills't.he`entire pany went aboard the boat, which was awiit-018' them in the St. Law- rence river, in order to be settled and ready to sail the next morn- ing.Their ship for the ocean voy- age was the "Duchess of Athol", A roomy,comfortable vessel of 2o,ooo gross tonnage .Arriving nt Quebee.the party rounding territory.Quebec i s a qua int old-fashioned city with winding, narrow streets and shows s distinct lack of modern pro- To DIVEBT 'rmtrx-'1 mnem Omaha. thus savlnz trans-nesaivenesa.I t bears n foreign stopped to view the city and sur-_ arrled along in the dirty waters of the Missouri.And YR. Omaha takes that water, iilters lt, aer- eates it and lmpregnates it wi th chlorine and furnishes i t to its citizen: to be used for all domestic purposes,including bathing and drinking.There have been no :pl- demicu or plagues in Omaha be- cause that method of purification is 100% effident.(hose who are interested enough to look into the subject will flnd that all modern pools are thoroughly safe from a hygenic standpoint.The wwa re department of the State of Neb- raska must pass favorably upon the sanitary safeguards of swim- nlma ls a ndre fna e d a 1 l k i n d e ming pools before they are allowed» living ln. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Rasmussen, the latter the oldest granddaugh- t»erofMr.andMrs.Hansen,toured here for the occasion on their honeymoon, having been wed Aug. 2nd,They were accompanied by her mother and three smallibro- there._ Mr. and Mrs. Hansen were mar- ried at Marshadltown,Iowa Aux- 21, 1880, residing there for 5 years. In the early spring oi 1885 they moved to Valentine, Neb., traveling from there i n n prairie-schooner to a homestead near Chadrun, where they built themselves a. log cabin.While here they endured race.John Robl.nlon'e dreus every afternoon and evmlng. me Dan DesDunes colored band, dng- ers and dancers.Beautiful tire- worka spectacle, --nu of sabylor- every night. A deket to the Krvunds costa 50 cents, w the gnndsumd '15 cents. Where could you ever buy so mum of education,interest and enter- tainment for $1.262 Answer no-where.' The Milllnery Store of Blairhae everything ready for you so that you can select a Hat best sdted to your P¢rB1il\ity-the hats for Wnmen and ssea this Full are onoerts,including programs hy the wdships c ommon to many pioneers; hut being dlssatisfied,and xI1 I more beautiful than ever before/ so mme in soon and select vour ruslrailto assist in controlling the fro m rulnl n tanac re a lll o f yo ung .u.1'}i A mixture of poison bran b d t with aus he d fni lt or over-ripe tomatoes makes n satisfactory poison bait that is easy to apply-¢- by .uxing fifty p°""4§ of wheat bran, two pounds ol crude arsenic or paris green (do not use arsen- ate of lead- lt is too slow), black nnp molasses or a sugar syrup, and some crushed overripe toma- toes.Mix the bran,syrup and tomatoes until you have a dry paste, then add the crude arsen-ate or pads green by lmeadlng ss you would bread dough.Thisa m o u n t i s u f f i d e n t l b o c o v e r a p m- . " . : . .\ . . ¢ . ... :. . 13r m E N T E R P R I S E J 3.~.BEGGARS CANCHOOSE M a r g a r e t Weymouth J a c k s o n Cowrilhl by Bohm-xanax: ee. WN17 Blfvlol u - - m m A . m o g n m .Plblilhtl ¢ ». . . . . . . . . . . _ SYNOPS IS . . . . . . . . . . . . __ C HA P T E R I--Ronavdrxl'5 c hild- Ish attac hment. Ernoutlno Bric olnnd.o t n.wealthy Chicago family .Intremendousattrac tc d DY W i llTodd, y outh ul nc wnpaper smut. sonof L not g rrtlc ulnr ly well-to-dp c ar-pentnr.or ni ate r Lllmm, mor e oftho c ouvmtlonal Ups , a nd u umra otthe a ttltu da th ai r f athlr wou ld in ks toward hlq ds u gh taf a m w g g 'to |m n - E\°*ry mbacziptioninngacded lmopen amount.The nnmes ol luiauxibeln wi l lbe hut a nt ly n -u w l f w m m m m b g u n a e mdo mo f ti n ti ma ga n i d i a r i f i h a p u b l i a h s n b e m ed;othel~ udsetheouhac adpti onwillnmninhlo ms tt th e dmi k ru to d m b ludpdonprlc e.E n r y s u b s a l h r luut unds mhnd ths r tb ua e o nd- u n n m m u n p m o f m w n - m a betweeuvlwpubliaher m d é a a -me r.. llzt e tv e du xe e v a d -c h nmn ttu|¢ the puta ££ i cna tBIni r,Ne br» 1 under zhe A n o !Co n| ze |d lh»¢hs,me.. _ g s 3|}; °3 ; n ° °I * " Y e | r g . I to $7.50 in all headaizea including youthful 1= headdzes and mah- rons hats.My-v= try the Fashion Center 1-'nm or Hats.82-lt mE HACK SAW vowm: s Blair, Nebraska, August ze, 1930 riummm 16 Q ~ GRASSHOPPERS EATING YOUNG AL FAL FA Last Fridzy County Agenc Geo. Bites was called to the Henry Stork fum, seven miles west and one mile south ol Hennan, Neb- tion with efficiency and economy result- ing. fI`here's a. small boy auad~h~ 1 play proximately six acres. Grasshopper-a work hardest be- tween sever and nine o ock i n the :naming and. agiin nm fi v e until seven o'clock in the dlening. stoves.I! you need ;1 ;1 f i e l d s f r o m . a n a d j o i n i n é f i ~ l d o a lf a l f a e r r e d c lo ver an d ,i f i m mediate action is taken again these hoppers ` with poison b - bait, the dnmage is restricted tnnarrow strip adjacent to the othe fields.» In~ ~ting ~ a n ~ dnnldng. Iniiannee 1 g e n t: 'lfou want a ltr ght The Glo low-Boy is not just anotherstove with a cndng around it.It is built to Globe smndnndu of furqace cogstruc- be an executive some day. Now is a godd time co look after your Pmnsni HARDWARE u :I .9. lot of ve beauti- / " ' _` .e fa21 A Ir. ~~us order thtm for you.We can get parts for most any stove made. Prospect:"Well, Pd like to .step out once in a while." Fill 'the empty sock- eta with Westing- -.n5 |~na ture,come in and \..§.|1 ... 1 . , '~; xr ~ ~ bask~t.~ We bengeve aheré ia continental tourists nearly thirty miles of travel. ,Appnrently,these officisls are 'still mad' as evidenced by copies of letters received by Reed 0'Hari- lon.president of the Nebraska- atmosphere and is composed of many quaint old-fashioned bdld- ings.Many things of interest were found a t Quebec,including the Falls of Montmorency,andthe Plum of Abra ha m me h a n-1 to uperabe.The fer periodical tests ol the waber mun be made by sending to Laboratories samples ol the water.The pool opentar also makes daily tests asoertaim ing its purity.-Adv.$2-it hnwbr o ke n over yhe ross o small son,they started back Iowa in their prairie-schooner fall of the same year.They as tar as Blair, and the follow spring located on a farm near E C m f u d n g the "P ow er Issue" W m . i s kn ow n sa th e "po wer i g g f 'h a s become A mu c h over- rd z sd p oli tic a l c a mh p hr a le. Reg u - ld i n n , g u v e mme n t o w : \ e r s h i p , h a ld i m g c omp ani es,o r i g n a l m s t ve r - s a :r e p l me m e n t m s t .etc.,a r e eh i d ly ' ai i n te r e st n o th e e c o n o m- i m .Th e o ld c r y o f " p o w e r u m " is a f e e b le a tte mp t ' ln h i d e a la c k d r e a s o n i n g a b i li t y b e h i n d a c a wh v w r d .' m e pr in c i pa l in te re st o f th e a v e n g e m a n o r wo m a n i n th e elec tri c in d u s tr y i s res tr ic ted wr tl: q u a li ty o f th e s e r vi c e a n d th e ' li m o f t h e m o n t h ly b i ll .I t i s f o r Lh i l ma sn n th a t th e p oli ti c i an s a r e h a vi n g a d i f f i c u lt ti me c o n vi n c i n g me p u b li c th a t i n i s me n a c e d b y a § g n t i c inc alc ula bly gr e ed y eo m~ hin e.Th e p u b li c k n o ws th a t e le c f i n i :r a te s h a ve be en g o i n g d o w n i n re c e nt y ea rs ,e ve n wh i le th q g p m ; l e v e l o l c o m m o d i t y p r i c e ; in c e ns ed -1 I t k n o w f t h a t ser vi c e i s mn d x ma lly b e t te r .Th i s i s e s - w r i f l l l y tr u e i n ru r a l a n d se mi - a n d : m a s wh eg e, b ef or e th e de- ve lop me nt o f i nte r c o n n ec ted p owe r b d l i ti e s , i t w a s c o m mo n f o r s ma ll In n ! d e e tr i c p la n ts to p r o vi d e s e r - vi c e a n ly p a r t o f th e d a y , a n d a t a H a w t -Th e d e e tr i c i n d u e tr y ' s u p a n d o n p v p a m i s r a p i d ly p r o vi d i n g A m e r i c a n f a r m s wi t h th e s a me a h d n n l o f high-quality -at,-1o\w pr i c e servic e n o w p r o vi d e d A m e n i n n c i ti e s .Th i s i n o l in e s tjma b le a i d s ! a n d f i n l n c i a l v a l u e to a g r i - e u ltu xe . What "power problems" we have an be solved only by the applica~ t i m of facts and sound buxinem wi n d v i w t o t h e e l e c t r i c i n d u s t r y . In the meantime, that industry in pmv i dgg the people with more eledric sarvlice at lower cost than i s e n jo y e d ' b y th e in h a b ita n ts a l o t h e r p a m o f t h e wo r l d . 11 : A dto n s ni xi le i l Re s p o ns i b le I n s p i te u i th e f a c t t h a t s 1 , o o o p e o p le we r e k me d la s t y e ar b y an h rmo bi les ,th e ge n er a l .acc ident si tma a io n a f f or d s g r ou n d s f or o p t- imilm.'Ae r i de n ts a m o n g c h ildr en o f $21001 age have inc reased less tbsp m e - t e n t h c f o n e n e r c e n t i n th e l i s t s e v e n y ears.L e s s th a n 100 pa s s e n g e r s we r e k ille d wh i le tr a v- d i n g o n a ll th e A me r i c a n r a i lr o a d s i n 1929.Hu n d r e d s o f o u r la r g e in d u s tri a l c o nc e r n s h a y e mad e r e - maxka ld e re c o rd s in ; re du c i ng the ac c i d en t ra te s #- b pth in ' fr e q ue n q ' a n d severi ty .A mu lti tu d e o f a n a l l e z p la n ts a r g estab lis hi nk m e . t w o a n d e ve n jf i ve - y e a r " n o - a d d e n t " r e c o r d s .Ha d i tn o t b e e n f u r t h e tr a gi c increase o f de a th s an d i n ju re s d u e to th e a u to mo b i le , t h e ng ti an a l nkc iden€"rateiaro'\§1d u w b e s o p e r c e n t l o w e r t h a n i t w a s 17 y ea rs ag o._ T h e c r u x o f th e en ti r e mn t té r i s t h a t w e h a v e ma d e go od pri:- g z m a r i n pr e ve n ti n g a ll k i n d s g f ac c i de n ts exc e pt tho s e f o r wh i c h ms t/ or ea rs ar e Nsp on s ille ,Sa f ety w o r k a n d in stru c tio n l i n sc hools a n d indu stri es,fos ter ed a n d e n - q n u r a g e d b y c as ualty x-ance c u m p a n i u , h a s b e e n t h e "o l s a v i n g tho us an ds o f li ve s i th e l m dec ade.Th i s wo r k i s be ig g 1 : 1 - r i d s m wi th i n c r e a s i n g i n te n s - i t y a n d va s t p r o g r e s s wi ll b e re - corded in the future. The automobilé accident recurd will not be reduqed until we take xhdai n mea ns to keep the reck- ¥. time irresponsible, And bothllis mmwll-Y and vhyviwly inqomp- a mz fr o m th e pubXic highways,'me they menace the live n a nd pwmy of all othe r mntori sts. wn.i. rr PAY 1 50 QNSULATE HEN HOUSES? 'i n b u i ld i n g Q n e w c h i c k e n h o us e ' o r i n f n xi n g u p th e o ld o n e f o r th e s m, d r u m - _ th a n i s a h n v n t h e Uno lo and thu n.¢h.lr b u t th a lx( -ln r . u p n h lu u r l. F n a h n llo A tu u h -mc n t,and rea ll: nz th at I n W i ll To d d r h o h u f o u n d h o r mmm. r a - n u u .,CHAP TE R.ll- - ' r h o . lo ve - ma k i n !r r n r r n u l s wlllly ,: n d _llnllly ..u a l ; b o c a u n o t E r l l u t l n o l u r l -ln z,v. ey m n l o x " r u n w a y "mxr -r l l lc .Bric elnnd la mr u r ln a d bu tlu lp llll. E r n n tln u b lll\ | o f r mudnflerL s tormy :c ane the g\, wl lhherhuxbnnd,l n v e l her pu- c ull'home_Lo r in g HIXHIHOH,vn n h h yllllultor.y o un ¢ lawy er . lon g L a.n'| s | what hor c o n n n t to ha hi s wits. »CHA P TE R I I! - W i ll A n d h h ' 0 Uh fwi ts bezha their married l l hIn A llngls room In ; hurnbls nehrh-borhood.Er nu an n a rn lln s th e d | | ~h r a n n h i r m u r l n z a h u ma d i Inher loc lnl sphere, but. uc uro in horlove,h u e s u n f u t u r e b n ve ly . C HA P T E R I V 'oh n P oole, W llraben. frie nd, nuc c n uful thou gh aint-p u m n r l l ll , g ms L h mu a n y p a r t yta r Emu u no mx Ru b y P u \ | n o ' | b o -hnmlan ros on on th a lf rln kl of th a underworld.D u n n o .oi ur lo ul nunhootleégerundn n isndsr.lr -r m z u rn an tn e by In c r lllc i lmol W lll lor b rln gln g h l y o un g wlf nln - u m \ p ln e e .A g n - li n g u a wmlo ta ke h ar h ome.o h l e i n ls s thoL u k to a friend,To mmy Tuc ker.oxp la ln lng th a t he mu l( no P o o le .wh o h x !d u n k to o muc h.no h hhomo.Er n e s tln e ll h u r t md ln d lg -nnnl.Th e lltu s tla n tn u n d b y th aa p p u n n n a of K a r i n ;: n d Lllllnn .wh o l- n d h a n d a t h e r wh e r u l mu nn d w i t h wh o m : h s l u n : r h o n r ly . C H A P TE R V - Re p r o u c h ln g h t mfo r lu vln g h u' *' u ro|.on:!ed" ln hl lc u m :to r P o oh ,I H u k " l n n t -llmd o wh i c h a vu k o n n E r n n llmn toth e r e xl ll ln c l ha r n e w lllu .Shuln c onuloul ot A;-mrnxc lxlnf mother-hood.an d In nnu oly nu on o t n meve nt op a n l 5 l m x l savings ao- ¢o\.\nL The hours passed in 1 trance. The patro nage i n th e dln ln g ro o m changed. grew noisler. more turb\1~ len t.Glr h l c a me a n d we nt o n th e n~ g e ,an d danc ed a n d sang.an d twln k le d pr e tty fee t.an d lllc ked bare knees.I t w a s all an u nr e a l ble ndi ng o l nig h:an d so un d an d c o lo r , a n d E r ne a tln dl h e a r t wu h r away .l n some lonely sp i c e wi th W i ll.He r b e i n g u m tr e m b le d vi m th a t I n t s we ll i n g n o te D l m l y l n he r min d s he I e lt a n a wa k en in g o f ardstlc c ompre hens ion.1 lp lr ltu n l u n d e n u n d ln g o t th e s t r e n g th m d powezubt perfec t performanc e. W ill had la ten t I n h lm so me suc h f orc e. b u t I t w u t u f r o m imp uls es xo suc h nnlshed authority . Her thonght wa l n o t th a t c l e a r . b u t m n w z . It was time to g o h o me . a n d E r - ma mma wa n te d W l l l. m . t a k e he r away tra m th i athe ns . En t sh e sh w :p a t Mr . P o ole was n o t h i ms elf a t 'ull an y lo ng nr .W i ll alwa y s to o k h lm hams.f r o m th e omc e.f r o m su c h n f h lrs a s th i s. to' h ll th t. E r - nmtin s f elt tha t s he c o uld n ot be arto b e p me a f r o m W \ l| to n i g h t. Sh a be c a me c on sc io us o f a ma n sta ndi ng be hin d h er , n Htlle to o ne aide. regarding her gravely . quietly . Sh e gla nc ed u p u t hlm b ut d ld no t k n o w hi m.H e w a s a hu g s ma n . wi th n m a t d a r k h e a d n n d c lear da r k sk i n .H e wo re a suc k suit. an d h is n a rr ow tle g lltte wi th a ruby of enormous sue, set n gold circ le.On o n e o t hi s b l b r o wn hnnds.whi c h were »c overed wi th com-sg blac k hey - wsu another suc h r o m.Ern c stln rem¢~mbered wnh a feeling of fninlnssg about Pnstunn'e= place hr-Ing so disorderly .W m. n r least. was sober. ns he nlwny u was, Mr. P oo le n ow s nw the s tr an ge r. ln f ele d h i m a n d c a lle d h lm to th c ' table. ~~f'And this Is Mrs. Todd. ms' yodnn fr1end's \vt!e_Y a u k n o w W i ll.of <'°\1rS\'. :md the others.Ernesune. th is i s Ru b y Pnstnnn.Jewel me r c hnnt, ward huns. and the owner ofth is dlve.A ba d m a n - a terrible ma n .Sh ak e hn nd n with hi m. " Mr .Poole wa s enjoy i ng hi mse lf and looke d up at Pnstnno wlm glee. Mr. Pn smn o ma n ot smi le.He n u n fixed o n Ern estlne th u !queer solemn look.Hz b owe d above her. "Sit down, Ruby , AR dnvrn!" c om mended Mr. Po ole Unlc kly . and mo uuned for n walter \o br lng a c halr. whi c h was pr oduc ed Instantly . Mr .Puslanu sat d o wn between Mr .Yoo le a nd Emes tln e, an d she !e lt.hlA gravity spreading about Lhe :1»\;é a °t i m all were n nm. ;1`hln In my birthday," Eméstinvlnlned grada usxy ."1 a m twen ty -one Fears old tadny .an d Mr . Poo le wa s k i n d en ou gh to h a ve s N H ! f o r m e .Ne w th a t y o u h a ve¢0§¥\¢. it In more charming," (To be continued) COUNTY CONVENTION CONVENING Both the republican and demo- ¢ f " f °KJ&rf»§es o f th e c o u nty are -holdmg the n- c oun ty c onventions at lu.. ......¢ sm... em.. ..n,............. lu of mG in u en GI v4 B d4 I( gbr 0F p utl vd if ( a a v tk vI I i 1 I IE ( 11 ~1 4 I ~4 1 n H nla l u 1 sl al | a ze e r n'I 1. h h c h J: and fastest route,being an adi- weather, hard surf highway. Omaha and its suburb are doing themselves more harm than good by keeping up a fi ght wi th thi s OBSERVE sofa ANNIVERSARY tial dlstmcts and the Magill Unl- versity\wore vidted as well as Mount Royal, the No na Dame Cathedral and SL Joseplfs Shrin- es.Mount Royal is a beautrliul mountain nel! Toronto which is visited by many todxins each year. The summit is :ached by means of a horse and buggy.Beside the road ui: the mountain were many beautiful gardens of flowers in mu bloom and after a winding ride in and out among the boulders and pines, the party arrived at the sum. mi t from which they ,codd look down upon Montreal.A pavilion and several small souvenir shops are located at/Cie summit from which various members of the pany purchased remembrances. At noon of Thursday, July 17, after retumimz from Mount Royal. the honored guests of the Kiwanis excursion party were invited to attend luncheon with the local Ki anis club ut. the Windsor hotel, Including the Kiwanis members of the excursion and their two guoelsabout160werepresentMisa ms:'rUnNs I-'ROMEnnogm u TRIP ( C o n ti n u e d f r o m p a g e o n e ) i n Ca na da . W ed nes day eve n in g ,J u ly 1601, th e y h o n r d e d 4 h e tr a i n f o r Mo n - tr e al,a r r i vi n g th er e Th u r s d a y m o d n g .Th e d a y w a s s p e n t a t d g h t- we - w g , t h e / p a n y ta k i n g i n e ve r y th i n g wi t h i n th e li ln i t e d ti me ..'._.I »._~_ Blair bridge ~.< .'f - m u m - u n z coins, as a fitting re min de r o f t he da y . Mr . Ha n s e n i s 8 6 a n d Mr s . Ha n - sen, 73.They are the parents of . ..... l o l * I E T H E A T R Tb,Home of Peqfecl Talking Plclurcs 2 A Swimming Pool For Blair Why should not Blair have a modern concrete swimming pool?Other cities have them, they are successful, they add to the city's recreational/department, and do so without being a burden to the taxpayers. Experiences of Some Other Cities The experience of many cities on a municipal swimming pool, is that they not only pay their way, but yield a profit to the city.Municipal electric lights and water plants do not ftllnisli electrical current or water free of charge even though they are owned by the city.Where municipal pools are built a small charge is made for each swim and other accommodations.While this charge per bather is small, the gross receipts are sufficient to pay the cost of .operation,the interest on the bonds,the upkeep, and return a profit to a sinking fund for the redemption of the bonds or for park improvements. No city should contemplate a venture of this,kind without some knowledge of the possibilities from a purely financial stand- point, for first of all it costs money to build a modern pool, and this money must be raised, either by a bond issue, or popular subscription.With the population of Blair and the surrounding territory,the gross receipts of a pool properly managed ought to reach $6000.00 per year or more.At an average charge per bather of. 25c, this is only an average of 240 per day.A pool having an area of 8000. square feet wi1l.ac- comodate 400 bathers at one time A pool of this size would accomodate 900 to 1000 ~bathers in one afternoon. .\> AAmodem concrete swimming pool, bath house and purification plant of eight to nine thousand square feet of pool area can be completed for between twenty and twenty-five thousand dollars.The cost of operation for a season will be near $3000.00. This would include water,light,power, chemicals, upkeep and labor, leaving from two to three thousand dollars for interest on bonds and bond redemption./ Not a Commercial Proposition While it is not the intent of the city to operate a pool as a money making propos- tion, it would be their idea to make the pro- ject pay its own way and not be a burden to the taxpayers.Many cities place the earnings of their pools into the general park fund and thereby return it to the peo- ple in other park improvements paid for from the pool earnings. A Concrete Example The city of St. Edward, Nebraska,a community of 1800 people, has just com- pleted a modern concrete swimming pool which has been in operation since the 13th of July.In a communication received about the middle of August from the Mayor of St. Edward, the pool is reported as having had an income of $800.00 a week up to that time Those who are interested in what constitutes a modern swimming pool should visit this installation and note the improve- ment this project makes to the city and to the park in which it is situated. By The Committee Mrs.Mary B.Smith,Stanton, Mich;Mrs.Anna K. B. Nielson, Blair; Mrs. Donhea B. Dolan, ArI~ ington; Mrs. Bertha B. Lischer and | l . :|:g . §T H U R S D A Y =AUGUST 28 3 The Woman Racket §With Tom Moore, Blanche Sweet and Sally Starr §COMEDY-Follow the Swallow nurses of Omaha.All were pres< ent at the gathering.They also have twenty-one grandchildren, all of whom were present, exceptfive FRIDAY and SATURDAY Saturday Matinee AUGUST 29 and 30 _ Sea Bat With Charles Blefond-and Raquel Torres COMEDY-Wispering Woopee E SUNDAY and MONDAY Sunday Matinee Aucus/r 31 and SEPTEMBER 1 Montana Moon With Joan Crawford and Than Mack Brown COMEDY-Bula Plthe News g TUESDAY ' 52 §SEPTEMBER 2 E =¢EER e d e m p t i o n 5 g With .luhn Gilbert, Eleanor Bolnlman md Conrad Nagel § §Family Nlgh l 351: Ticket Admitf 2 People § E WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY § §SEPTEMBER 3 kndh '§ §D e v i l M a y C a r e § §Wllh Runon Navarro and Domthy Jordon 5 :.=..COMEDY--W uwr|\ ~E 5 .COMING "Dlv o re e e "-'Trs pule r"-"Bi g H.uule "-E E " C mi h t Short"5 BL AIR NEEDS A s w l n u m r c POOL g VOTE YES SEPT. sth E -- u v ' v i . . . . ._ . _ . . . _ gdne down to the water but no returning foot prints were found. The river at this point was thor- oughly dragged but the body was not found and up to this writing nothing more is known. -~5 of maintaining from .2 to .5 of free ovailable chlorine, uniformly distributed in the water during the time it is used by the bathers. This chlorine content is determined by frequenttests made by the pool operator.All bathers are obliged to use the showers before and after en-tering the pool.The water of zhé s ho wn' i s several times more heavily impregnated with steriliz-ing agents than the water of the pool.This insures a sterile body for each bother before entering the pool. The proper chemical strength can be determined in a ben minute test so there is at no time need of a variation.' A few of our citizens have ex- pressed a doubt as regards the ef- ficiency of the puriiieqtion sys- tem.In ahswer to that consider the source of 0maha's water sup- ply.It is faken from the Missouri river which receives the sewerage of cities along its course includingBlair, and all the foul outpouring of our shallow creeks and streams. It is a common sight to see dead (Continued from page one) dispossessed of all solid matmr auch as sand, dm and minerals emerging as pure and soft as rain water.After leaving the filters and before entering the pool or showers a constant and fixed sup- ply of liquid chlorine or some other .._n . WIMMING POOL |. ~..'. itiug.At midnight a nice lunch was served. On Sunday aiiernoun they all went over to visit Mr. and Mrs. Will Japp and family. tion with efficiency and economy result- ing. fI`here's a. small boy Pnocimm The board of managers has made a large investment in the program that will be presented _raska Sum~ Fair this year.Four days of hamess and saddle races. Three afternbons of automobile ~ bask~t.~ We bengeve aheré ia ||to look ~te r your In~~ t i n g ~ a n ~ drinking. Iniunnee agent: I Th e Glo lo w- B u y is n o t ju s t an o th e r s t o ve wi t h a c a s i n g around it..I t i s b u i lt be a n exec utive some da y . n n - ". Prospect:"Well, Pd like to .step out once in a while." Pmnsni HARDWARE I . l eta with Westing- house Mazda Lamps s~ ¢ ~es 1 s p ay-matea to do all his Bhir, Ne hnlh work for him.I-Ie'\l av L L 1;.. E! .lf e 4'fsY~L r\ :..#` ..;,.~I".I L ~:|f L ~ frfif 4»A .rIQ; ;n 1 .fe~n f \.An.|nI4lb " - » - - I " " - " ' "-_l |f p e s t i o n o f h o w w e ll t o d o th e jo b g u d we-het.her o r n o t to u s e insul~ a n i o n ma te r i a l.Qu i c k c h an g e s o f tu n g i e r n w r e i n wi n te r ma y th r o w an f loc k o u t o f p ro d u c tio n f o r s e v- e n , d a y s o r e ve n f o r t h e r e s t o f t h e I i n l v f -A n y t h i n g wh i c h w i l l n m a g m n th e elmn gee o f we a th e ra n d m d n t a i n A u n i f o r mly h i g h e r ' temperature inside the poultry l a m e wi l l h e lp in c r e a s e f m:pr o- dlge ti on grhen e g g s a r e h i g h e r i n At. us u al p r ic es , i ns ula ti on fo r a 2 1 : 2 0 f o o t Ne b r a s k a ty p e p o d l i f y h o m e w i l l c o st a b o u t $50.o r 40 cents per bird housed If this cost igqwreadover thellfe of thehouae, it amounts to gbout. two extra eggs per hen perwinter. . Whether u zn o t l t w i l l p my t o i n s u l a t e d e - ,gage upon`the management of ihe flnck.Whm.£ilt.l1, disease, cull dfdqgng, and poor feeding encour- ut e adchmn in the flock,no amount of house protecton will lneep the hem in heavy production. i N T . .. , ...."§ I o:.»:\. n e w u u u l b u u u d l i b u i n A u u c x u u u u .o nt w o o'eJock. Th e f o llo wi n g delega tes have been c alle d:Re pu b li c an e- - Ph i li ; 0'Ha n1o :1, J . F. W h ite , Mrs. An nie A r n d t,J o h n A .Co r r ig a n ,A .H Mi lle r ,J esse Co ulter ,W m .K u h r Re y Pec k,J .P.. J ensen,`Walte1 Mc C ra c ke n,J o h n Ta y lo r ,Chris Hi n z , Gr a c e B a lla r d a n d W i ll J a h ne l, a ll o f B l a i r ;F r e d He u e r ma u Cha s. And rews, Ed Newlc i rk, He nr; B a r tl li n g a n d Geo.Ru be ,a ll o Ar li n g to n ; He n r y Ho r n , E . C . B u r die a n d He n r y Tr u h ln e n o f He r m a n ;A .Sc h u r ma n o f Ni c ke r so n 0 .A .La n g h o r s t o f Fo n ta ne lleHe nr f\ .lRo h we r an d J o h n Tr iz le r o FY. . C alh ou n; H. C.B ln c o o f K e n no r d . Democ ra ts : Hen ry J ens en , On c e Ma th e ws ,Mr s .Mi n n i e B i g d o w Mr s . A . c . D e b e l, J o h n B o lt, : e w 0'Hm11on, J . P. J ensen, Hrs. J . 1= J e n se n , J o hn B ec k lu n , E d Gi lbe r t » ° n m d A . A . W 1 1 k i m , a I 1 o f B L n n H¢11I'Y BU*-15118, Hrs. Howiird Jen w r .Cly d e B a d g e r u m Er n e e Wager; 'if Arlington; Hana Jep I 3 ar J _.........~-cultural College. GLEN "w1Ls0N .F .nre encmg and Posts For Fall Pastures. The corn crop is shun.N o w is the t i me t o utilize all the feed. W ood Posts, W oven W i r e, a n d B a r b W i r e. Hog Houses See our sample Zpen farrowlng house.Use them for both fall and spring litters.We]dellver' them to yourfplacegall ready for use. .Rivett Lumber & Coal Co. Phone No. 4 Despite numerous reports of hard times m d poor crops,00"- dderahle building in 80inE'on throughout the county as is ed- delwed by the following notations gathered from the various aourres- There an apparently a good ma-ny who sun have faith in Washington county and its fu-ms. The Rivett Lumber and Coal Co. report the sale of tour hog houses of the Nehraslm two-sow type to c. R. Wilkins, west of ami. Each of these houses are seven by twelve feet and are bdlt accord- ing to plans recommended by the Nebraska s u m Agricultural Col- lege. Hans Msthiesen, Jr. has recently purchased a Nebraska Type Laying house which ls twelve hy twenty- tour feet in which he will house his flock this winter.Rlvett re- porte thi s me H. Chas. Hansen, nbrth of Orum, has been busy hauling material for a new house which he is build~ ing.The house is to be ol the two-story bungalow type, modem throuihout in every way and will be twenty-eight*by. twentyeiglit feet.They hope to finish their new home by (all. The Dornscker school is building a new cyclone cellar which will be located close to the main entrance of the building.The building has also received u fresh coat of paint xnd~va.rnlsh indde. C. C. Reeh is building a new bam on the farm occupied by J. S. Frazier in the Brewster school dis- tric t They hope to have it Gnish- ed before tall. The Christensen Lumber Co. re- /f . Building Improvements A » : ~., ` > ` §- j - = -" '¢ ¢ . I f .~ _j ~ 1 f 9 .~ ~/ '" : i €° _\\ .~-: ._ ;°-~~, , v £ = -1 s ~~ s I : - _ I. , _ /.,~'| ~~~ , L ~ Q J ; . - M u n n " ' W " " » ~»- Dry Goods -- - _ _ - .~ .;.¢: u_|_| 'J--~. ` | | l |- ~~ i f .é f ~~ ~,U " j .~ . ~,-¢». €~ P e r s o n a l S e r v i c e Plus ~ Good Groceries lt has always been the policy of this store to keep our personal service on the same high standard as our gro- ceries. One call wlll onvince you that there ls a big dlllerence In quality and servlceln buying groceries. / Coronet Flour, 48-lb. bag ---$1.49 Coronet Flour, 24-lb. bag ----.89 Kamo Pancake Flour 4 lb. sack - - - - - .25 Brooms,each --------.50 Swift's White Soap,10 bars ---.39 Prunes, 30 to 40c lb.----.10 Kamo Milk, largecan ----.10 1£amoMilk,smallcan------.05 HandyAnnCoffee,periar -- , --.43 Good Cup Coffee, special per lb. - - -.25 Bulk Cot'fee3 lbs. for -----1.00 Sugar,10-1h.sack -------.63` B} i full pitted Red Cherries, gallon 'izecan,new stock -----1.25 Kamo Comflakes, 2 large pkgs.`e -.25 Chase & Sanbomes Coffee 3-Ib. can - 1.25 Peanut Butter,quart jar ----.39 Grapenuts, 2 packages -----.35 Old Homestead Toilet Paper,roll --.05 20 Mule Team dish wash powder, pkg..25 Quaker Crackels,perpackage ---.15 Honey Bee Wheat Flakes,pkg.---.15 Solvene Washing Machine Soap, 15c package ----------10 Sunset Trail Cigars, 2 for ----.05 P&GSo aiJ,1 0bars ------.45 Fresh ground Hamburer, 1b.---.18 Sirloin Steak, Ib.-1-----.35' Pork Chops,center cuts, Ib.---~.33 l'ure Pork Sausage, lb.-----.20 Pabst-ett Cheese, 2 regular 25c pkgs. -.35 .F .nre encmg and Posts For Fall Pastures. The corn crop is shun.N o w is the t i me t o utilize all the feed. W ood Posts, W oven W i r e, a n d B a r b W i r e. Hog Houses See our sample Zpen farrowlng house.Use them for both fall and spring litters.We]dellver' them to yourfplacegall ready for use. .Rivett Lumber & Coal Co. Phone No. 4 sEEri"ii'fiiEAT for Fall Sowing .$1.00 Per Bushel The best grade of winter wheat, thoroughly cleaned and ready for sowing.See us for your fall sowing needs-now.This variety recommended b y Agri- cultural College. GLEN "w1Ls0N BLAIR, NEBR_ -.~.-~-.;~~_,,-~"w - ~~ < - »i f f # ~.~ .va " '_1\»~»\`¥§E§'». : 1 !. E f.. § : " § : ¢ :~'i ! - g ~ 1 5 1 § i " ".r o 4 / ' f ~ - : ,`"rf . :: - : r .'! 1*,ff /I u \f»'|1E/u'../ ,s ~ Children's school dresses, long sleeves, _a special while they last,each -$1-00 Department Ladies' value in house dresses, edgrh - 1.00 Misses' silk hosiery, pair -- 1.00 Fast color 36-inch dress prints, yd.-.23 Cl1ildren's schoolhose, pair --.25 W J S A S 0 o rP h o n e 3 2 o r 3 3 s i a n - ,N e b r . Ready-made pastel shades in ruff1ed. curtains,pair -----'--- 1.98 15% discount on children's guaranteed fast color, sleeveless dresses. Now is the time to outfit that youngster for school. Blue and grey plain,blue and grey striped shirtings, yaral ----.20 Fast color Boisette prints, yd.---.43 Ladies Pajamas, pair ---- 1.89 ports the building of n twenty by twenty htooder house i n thdr yards.It is bdng built according to the plans furnished by the Neb- raska Agricultural Department.. Cedl Thompson,southwest of Blair.is building a new hog house. Abe Sutherlnnd is making some improvements about the bam snd bdldlngs on the Frank Thompson fa rm wa l:o f s i m. Russ Short is building an addi- tion fn his house in north Blair. He hopes no have it finished soon and will add greatly to the con- venienoe and comfort of his home. A vestibule is being built on the west side of the Grant Garner homs ns well as n complete paint- ing of the house. Lars Jaaperson i n the Long V"'.;:k district is building a new bam on his (arm.It is thirty-four by seventy and equipped complete- ly with conveniences.The l~`ar1'n~ ers Guin and Lumber Co. of Ken- mr d ,report this on one ol the finest barns building. John Monson has recently been busy constructing n new garage an his hun neu Kennard. The Farmers Grain and Lumber Co. of Kehnsrd, report that a new barn is being built on the Henry Helmslng fa rm neu'Kehnnrd, mich will be completed early this A new barn is being built on the Christian M. Anderson place which will be finished soon.The barn is hlxty-two by thirty-six and will be ¢<l\liPP€d with stanehions for cattle as well as ample room for horses. Highest. prima for procuoa. Pham Furniture, run md floor cover-For sup-s b¢¢¢ of mu cslvea. n q » , m , g ,268.Farmers Produce Co.88-if ings.Mathew B. Banded 21~t£ Phone, Bhck 45.35 Johnson.1 : To un ._ .5e¢M;-_Bi;ue.James Pmmds purchuedanew Grape;1 "1°__|l I C."-121 ugmawes md vegetltaea ciggymleg °'f~°'=."'z"**='~288.ar n ~i1 r --.__ For Sale-Male police pup.In-qlun Cliffo rd lla lben.82-lt Furniture, rugs and floor cover~ ings.Mathew IL Bendorf.21-zz Carl Wolff and family atbended the circus in Omaha on Monday. Marcus Beck is attending the Legion nonvention in North Platte thi; week. C. K. Bendorl, licensed embalm- er and undertaken Blair.Office nhnne. 161: rea. nhone. 138_8-ti 'sz-1: Mr. nd Mrs. Milford Mehrens and little son al Omahx, spent the wéek-end in Fhir. 4 c. x. Bmaorf, umm embslm- er and undertaker, Blair.Ofiluplume, 161; res. phone. 138.8-t! Wanted-Horses t o puimre. Phone 3318. John G. Jenson, Her- man, Route 2.81-dt' Mr. and Mrs.R. E. Vinton en- memlined A number ol relatlval --.if_-... 1--. a.....a." W mi zd-A a c no o i gm no room and bound.Inquire at The Enter- prise ofilce-82~1t' Milton and [Aon Andersondrove to Plattsmouth Saturdny aight, re- turning early Snndny. Mrs.Loi-K Lynch left Monday morning for' Law-renee.Kansas, whqre she will visit her daughter. John Anderson, mail carrier, is tearing down some old buildings at the rear of his property in west a§r,nd is bdlding a garage in I Despite numerous reports of hard times m d poor crops,con# dderahle building in 80inE'on throughout tha county as is ed- delwed by the following notations galhemd from the various sources. There an apparently a good many Who sun have faith in Washington county and its fu-ms. The Rivett Lumber and Coal Co. report the sale of tour hog houses of the Nehraslm two-sow type to c. R. Wilkins, west of Bum. Each of these houses are seven by twelve feet and are bdlt accord- ~~.=- Building Improvements A »:~ . ,"§} "'> "¢=f './;é ". " - ~ 1 ~; ` : E ` * :n _-~. . ; _ , , : : . - -~ . . - -~_ ,1 '~:| ,\.»1 .L i - ~~~J ; '~ f - = m f l l l l "\"'»-,Q¢1|»" ports the building of 1 twenty by twenty htooder house i n thdr yards.It is bdng built according to the plans furnished by the Neb- raska Agricultural Depamnent.. Cedl Thompson,southwest of Blair, is building a new hog house. Abe Subherlxnd is making some improvements about the bam and bdldlngs on the Frank Thompson fa rm wa l:o f m m. Rasa Short is building an addi- don fn his house in north Blair. A brxgm intelligent young wom- an who wmu n. job, apply at The Entgrprine ollloe.82-lt Mr. md Mrs. I-Inrold Sduier of Omaha, spent Wednesday evening with Blair relatives and friends. John Wolsmann, who his been dck for about a week, is reported as a little better. Mr. and Mrs. Jena Nielsen and 3°nv Gwyer left Tuesday morning for a trlp to South Dakota where f.hey will enloy a short vacalinn. 4 a ol Cnponivc those masters and gel.misses myrue nnu mnue """|ric k your wa sbetter price.Leave orders for dum returned last week from a hold it for you.;.~-Lf nm The Enterprise oifxce. vacation mp through rhe w m , |Miss Martha out now--~we Will rranli wno 15 vunung acre, wa:swnfidinner #nests at the .Clvde M su ¢ . uMcGee of Liberty n|.;»..;; ~ ok hun-,'¢¢da¢ Mrs.will .Tum :rdtumed lull 1,J Wolff and daughter,Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ireland m~ and family home a week or so agoIE..0 f\.....|.......»-mum:I..harnnd qnndnv n\.P°1inn from afEW is returninn fn Pmr Immm huisnr "" a |we ek f ro m a c ou ple o f we ek ' s vi si 1 wi th I mr s i s te r . Mm. E d W i e s e 0 1~~~U m u u u ,ALC D t i u l u " " " ". ' : " ° " t "" " " @ 1 "" ' - ' - " c l " T " " ' : "It h s w e e k a t t h e V i c t o r a n d d a y s v 1 s \ t m t h t h e n ' s o n O t t o a n d l a f t e r a p l e a s a n t v m i t m t h M a r y | 0 m e g ' a ,O k l a . l f | B _. L sau \._........~ffl l l \ i l V Rt.f : l P t e N e b .u ~M 0 m »\.||an |."|nn¢nnan.n f f n Carl w n m nunma.'Regular $7.50 Permanent Waves $5 and $6 for August only. Either r\...am\l» m- Sniral Win|\.Phone » - - - - ;" "- " " |- " -ullrlc AAv|.Gul\wvwuu uuu.vu \Mr s .Ra y mo n d B u r r i s en ter -Th e C a mp b e ll amb ula nc e wa s c hildre n r etur ned la st even ing fr orr w h i m "Han mnrnh nrn nf' tha vnnnn'68116121 €8l'|V T|1BSd8V m0I'llillll'to n xriuii ~u:ri|\\H m |.n1'¢ .Tmnsnn fam b l b l l m n u b w a s a a u n u \ . » u u ¢- ¢ " .g v " - Q married ladies dge club at her home this (Thur y) afternoonf Mrs. M. Sutherlhnd at Blck 259 is prepared to gave you a Duart 11r.....a,..... ur.....,.J..- ecnn A 1san| ta k e o m; Bu rt o n f o th e na w.;;,';;;,,";;;i;;',5,';."" " sity hospital of Omaha.Mr. Bur-Mrs. philip O'IIanlon and Mis, "F is a fa rmer hvmg about four Frances 0'I-Ianoln drove to Omaha mules south of Blair.this afternoon to visit Frances Attnrnmr Mallor vnrniund n ann!.»..J»\..n.»nr..f"l."1. n'unh1nn ns \ J l U h | . | | v » w A - 5H 8 - t f1 9 1 .M r s . K . A .P o u n d .2 M r .a n d M r s .F r a n k W o l f f a n d f a m i i y o f ~ C g h o u n w e r e d i n n e r t the VlC'|lQr W OUI llU.u.\:"Uuucz "z ur :u n quvu»A :Glu * " "':'""a - - - ' -° ~ " ' - " " - - ' ' ~ - -lnuuscl,su4n »v|lun.v x u u u u u w8 5 9 5 5 . a d ba r g a i n a n d satis fac ti on g u a r a n -@§ l' | ¥ m th e we e k f r o m J a c k C a v-th e Cla r ks o n h o s pi p d . Th u r s B Y ...o nm r a n d M r s L. L. S:1y deIdl'0VH ¢eed.16- sf n g a n a n d Alb ae Nq lno n , y vh o a r e - me Ch r i sti a n ;Sun day Sc hoo *'.o n a t r i p t o t h e n o r th w o d s o t »S d a y to c a ll o n Mr s .Mr s .Ra c h el Ho i m q m s t a n d o h e ld th e n 'a n n u a l p i c mc '1'uesda5' é i i i 0?Ha:;:J n a t th e Cla r ks o n f a n i ly o f Te k a f n a h , we r e g u e i s g f f r i i d i r g lh e ° ° g : m : l° ' "" m t t e n i e v e n i n g a t * Q J o h n s g r o ve wes1 ,__,,,_;,,,|Mi s s O li v e S mi t h a n d Mr s . Blr d x peg*a.of _tovrn.A i m a su pp er wa s e n5I|Ubyllr|u¢Mr .a n d Mr s .Ha y e s B n m f a m i l y we r e di n ne r th e h o me of Mr s. . C or a I Losenbalm Warrick n guests at evening. Badgemw We will J. dinner on Wednesdayl See our vyinduvya lar the Smart- joyed by about seventy-five people est Styles m Shppers that Wear ,,ul! oi..Mr.and M m He nry whwy . "nr w~» 1, M .lf°'.w°"'°"' M'Fs °°' | §rd.Ch|I§1en- vim. muff nw wink-ina nver ¢1\¢ nvnnvv \ll ann men come m ana Let us In youand will return on gr ou we -CAN fi t you.FashionIl. 10th.The Sturho wlll Center.Erma Jetticks are $5 and ge of Miss Hattie Meier $6-sizes 1 to 12 --AAAAA to a - - - w - u - q . - . |- - v 4 - J . . - w » n o r - » anival of an eight pound girl, bon August 15.Washington | count; ing our absence.EEE..31-lt gratulationn. Kuhn's Studio.Mrs. C. Brown and mother. Mrs.Sam IWaller nf this citv has 'relatives and fdends exteizd con¢last Sunday. Fresh I-'ood SBI?'Saturday Aug- u.st'80, by Baptist church ladies in the place formerly occupied by the -'-'-- » -29.11 vucauonabout Sep1 be in char; henry dur30-2t nance: .yewmry \,u.-- --Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gutschow took their young son and daugh- ter down to the circus in Omaha Monday afternoon. mn. c. lc Gollehon and daugh~ ter, Janet of Fremont, spent the we¢k»end visiying at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Budgerow and Mrs.Cora Badgerow. Miss Sadie Gamron,who il.il\ mn-se's training at the Universxty hospital, Omaha, mama ave:/fhe week-end* with her psrenia.Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gamron. Misses Elizabeth and Barbara Hansen of Council Bluffs,lo v n spent,the week-end with then- cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ove Ander- aou and family of this city. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. DeGroff are home from Minneapolis where they have had a pleasant vacation. Prof. DeGroff is making prepara- tion for the opening of school. Crude Rubber is selling for about half of production cost-will these low tire prices last?A good time to' buy lines,30x»4.50 G & J En- dur:n\ce_$5.38.Gamble S!/ores, Fremont. Neb.32-lt Mrs. F. L. Frazier of East Troy, Wis.has been visiting relatives Lundt. und friends in Blair and Washing-` ton county.Mrs. Frazier is a sis~' ter of Mrs. E, Casbettet and Sam 1-Idler of this city. C. w. Christensen of the Wranch school district wus n pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Inu Latta and Mr. and Lks.I-'rank Brass plan to leave today for the State Fair at Lincoln where the men have jabs on the Fair grounds. Mr, and Mrs.Geo.Hoover of Sioux City,spent the week-end with Mr.Hoover's sisters,Mrs. J.E.Campbell and M m Gus Mrs.Glen Evans,aaompanied by her mother,Mrs. Gillette of Council Bluffs, drove td Miskouri last Thursday for n short t with relatives. Mrs. Fred Siext, who underwent au operation at the Blair hospital a few weeks ago, is recovering nicely, and will be able bo return to her home in a few days. street, Blair,is among the new readers of The Enterprise.Ted is working for the county and is very much pleased with his work. Miss Helen Fackler,who has been attending summer school at Peru Normal,plans to retum early in September W re she will begin the fall term. Dr.and Mrs.W.F.Hemphill and 1.wo`¢hildren, Bobbie and Janet returned fuxepan of last weekfrom a pleasant vacation at E§té§` Park. .They spent two weeks there. Mr.and Mrs.John Klopp of Slanton_ Neb., were guests of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and H.Cox'o! Missomfri Vdley, Iowa have been 'spending several days visiting at the Loman Cook home on South street.This is rather a remarkable visitation as Mrs. Cox is ninety»one years of age and Mrs. Cook is ninety-two years of age. Wm.Bryant returned Monday from Colorado Springs when he went some time ago for a x-est and to visit his twosona who are located-in thatvidniby.Mr. Bry- ant reports a very pleasant visit and especially enjoyed the scenic buuties of the mountains which he crossed several times during his stay. Mr.C. W.Christensen of the southern part of the county, was last Thursday and enrolled as a new reader of this family neces- sity.Mr.Christensen recently purchased "the Craig Wright farm just south of the Wranch school and is now nicely settled on one of the best Ianns in the county. Mr. and Mrs.w.E. Weyrauch and paughmr, Genevieve bf Austin, Colorado,stopped off Monday to visit Mr.Weyrauclfs sister, Mrs. E. J. Hancock and Rev, Hancock. Thgy had been spending .several weeks with relatives in Iowa and attending n family reunion over there and were horneward bound. They left Tuesday morning, after a pleasant visit with the Han- Mr. 'red Hansen of wen Park caller at The Enterprise office ».»Mrs. L.C.Klopp of thisf city glen ks 'I!1 Th hnlerpnse offxceu 'c |`§..§1da§ and eenrolled his name onlf°w days last week.The Brewster sghool board, while the Qmwim!Est nf Enterprise Mrs.H. W. McCune,who hasdomg some repair work on the I i i been under the weather for sev- eral daya and his advanced nge being nearly ~ninety~thx-ee years old,nukes i t unusually bud. on him. Mrs.Gus Lundt attended abddgeluncheongivenbyMrs. Madeline Harman ol Herma n for her eds!/er, Mrs. F. H. Hughes ofWashington, n. c. Saturday um- noun.Clark 0'Hanlon and Mr.and mn . .Pnmp 0'HAnlon drove i n Omaha Sunday 'Lo visit with Mrs. Clark U!-Ianlon at the Clarkson hospital where she recently under- went an operation on her knee. Fous; of Red Oak, Iowa called on his cousin, Clifford Hal- bert and wife last Saturda eve~ ning.Mr. Fa ust is a memer of an orchestra from Lincoln that playgd at King's platform that evemng.The L. S.U. of the Congrega- tional church will meet with Mrs. _John Rhoades Tuesday afternoon, .l 1i I September 2.Mrs. C. N. Hansen and Mrs. Philip 0'Hanlon are the assisting hosiesses.AH the ladies oi' the church are cordially invited, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lazure of Ft. Calhoun wwnship, weye over night guests at the John A.Rhoades Home Wednesday evening.Miss Priscilla Rhoadm accompanied them home Thursday morning for a few days_visit at Sunnyside. Mr. and Mrs, John C. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCormick and Mrs. Jean leinzetling visiwa John Watluns and famxly at Ft. , m l ...._.~.._,.. ....,, A §~2§d¢~`lfor file c oming- year. S e e o u r w i mi o w s f o r th e S m a w es t S ty le s i n Sli ppe rs th a t W e a r :f or W omen , Mi ss es a nd C hi ld re n- - ond than c o in an; let. us fit.o u o u t - w e .C f i t y ou.Fa s lu o n Cen te r.E a J ettic k s a re $5 an d been visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. E. Campbell and Mrs. Gus Lundt the past month, _ left Wednesday for her home at Lake Charles, La. root'o f th e sc hool bu i ld i n g dis_|\.¢\unuun au n ua y .mr .W 8l; Kn8 lsc overed th a t so me o n e h a d sto le n t orc ed ~ be on c rutc hes 9~B'3m and th a t part.o f th e li g h tn i n g ro d s r u n n i n g f r o m th e eves to th e Mr s .D .A .C o mp to n , i wh o h a s i g a b le o f th e ro o f o n th e side been vi s i ti n g re la ti ve s a t K3n3as| ffl.!'thBSf. from th e r o ad .Th e c u t- ' c i t y f o r a we e k or ge n da y s re-tang o f th e c opper wi r e wa s a S6 - SHB S LO 12 ~bol.........,|1............m........|-__-_...;:._. .rlnjln nn a unrl wa n vnmnfsal\|n ..l..».- ms n o t a n ve r y go od he alth . A r i g h t go od 200-ac re f a r m l o - c a te d o n th e g r a ve le d h i g h r o a d to Om a h a ;f a i r i mp r o ve me n ts ,la n d le ve l to ro lli n g ,m u s t b e so ld a t onc e.W e a r e a u th o r i z e d tn o f f e r 4 Building Improvements 1 ~:~> \ - a~-f' ./ ~ .;...¢iu.u '4 "llll ~fz§\`f&~551- ~ig \\. '" ~ffj'~&%- EEE |.u|||Ul.l uuluu Autfbuty evenuug,31-1z|-._.=_._-,_, ,.. . Bliss Lilah Wright obfhis city, has been elected to serve as music supervisor in the Omaha public schools and will |20 down to begin her duties on Sept. 8.Miss Wright has had considerable training along the line of her profession and will, no doubt, make good in her newI I wmlbus. Carl and Einer Jensen, Kenneth Stewart and Robert Gel on in the latler's ear, spent a p Bant vacation in the Black Hills, Chey- enne, Wyo., and Denver, Colo., re- turning Monday. ng a s nr a s unmna o n me work lilr. and Mrs. B. L. Clark of Los 'Angeles Cal'f.e t th k.R°"'.""" Mrs. w. H''" g °' ' °° ' } | ¢ n u w s u ! Dn a ri d ~ w .e I ~' . ~ lGi'°i'.Ii"§ &§f"EZf°'é` v:n gignnphi ll,leaving Monday for Balti~ Salurda' evenin to celebrate the more on 'Y business tnp Mrs__'§'._____ .§_.. ,_____,_,,___[Clark is ax sister ol Mrs. Hernnhill v a n u c u s e n s t n i n y - n r s v . anniversary.This was a pleasant occasion for both couples as Rev. Underwood married themithirty- one years ago and no doubt they had a splendid time reminisclhg. The Milllnery Store of Blair has everything ready for you so thatyou can select A Hat best suited to your personality-the hats forWomen and Misses this Fall are more beautiful than ever before, so come in soon and select your new Hat.Pdces range from $1.88 m $7.50 in all headslzen including youthful large headsizes and mat- ronn hats.Always try the FashionCenter First for Hats.82-It The Albert Jensen family of east South street held n family picnic at York, Neb. last Sunday -n wih-1. oima an nn. .»\.n.|-.... -..A Paul Lowe came down from Bird' lsland, Minn. the latter part of the week for a few days visit with relatives at Blair and Herman. Mrs. Iawe, who has been with her mother, hks. Fred Slert the past few weeks,returned home with him. Miss Dorothy Sackettof Teka- msh, is spending a (ew days with Misa Olive Smith at the home of Mm. Birdie Warrick.On Tuesday Miss'Smith and her guest,Mrs. Warrick and son,Burdette,and Marguerite Rathmann drove to 1 Omaha. for a theatre party at the Orpheum. New Fall Dresses arriving every day at the Dress Store of Blair-the Fashion ("»ntm».Pri:-an nm ;V. J. Gustason Expaf Radio - Trlclan-° ¥~ grandchildren were present..Those enjoying the day were Mr.and Mrs. Herbert Ferebee and family and Mr. and Mrs. 'Will Jensen and faimily of Nelson, Nab.,Mr.and Mrs. Dewey Jensen of Omaha, Mr. $4.93 to $19.15 and sizes range! from 11 to 52.We can fit youperfectly in a stunning new Dress|wl'@1 ever you want one.TravelPrintSuitsthatisSleeveless; Dress with long sleeve Ja»cket»-'.can be wom immedintellu and mf MEMBER OF NATIONAL RADIO ms'n'ru15E WASHINGTON, D. c Phone Bhck Z52 swf, Nebr.- - " - -- - J , . , , .. . . _ _M r s O l e J e n s e n a n d f a m i l y v e r y ,v e r y s t y l i s h - - c o m e i n a n d M r .a n d M r s .A l b e r t J e n s e n l o o k a t t h e m - t h e y a r e ¢ ¢ I ¢ l \ i 1 1 1 3 » ' l n i r b e a u t i f u l ."3 2 1 t Bhlr, Nebx-ash, August 28, 1980 P 4 3 5 1 K E N N A R DTHE WS club Thursday.Seven membersandthree visitors were present. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Alfred Svogersen Satnday, Sept. 6 Sunday evenin visitors at Henry Jensen's were r. and Mrs. Nels Swanson,Art Jensen's,Albert Jensens,Harry Swanson:and Iamilles, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd JacobHans, Harry and Alma Svogelbon. Albert Ne lso n a lle d o n AllredSvogerson Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Art Jensen's vis- itors Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen and Ella.. Alma Swanson ipent Thursday with Mrs. Ernest onson. Oscar Jensen spent Tuesday evening with Hans,Harry and Alma Svogerson.' Rode Wdbe rn end ChristineSvogersonspent'Thursday alter- noon with Elaine Petersen..Mn and Mrs.Harry Swanson spent Friday evening at Ernest Monsan's. Mr. and Mrs. Will Wulbem vis- ited Mr. and Mrs. Hans Vogt on Thursday evening. Mrs Alfred Svogerson and lam-ily enjoyed a visit Friday with her aunt,Mrs.George Rosacker of Burke, S. D. John /Vogt and ChHs Wrich called 'fhursday at Alfred Svoger- son s.Mrs. Henry Lammars and Marie spent Friday with Mrs. Hans Vogt. Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vogt and Rosie Wulbern vdsited there.The Brewster school is being painted this week.Charlie Reeh is having a new bam built on his farm where John Frazier lives. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogerson and Christine spent Friday eveningat the John Frader home. Frances and Donald Kronberg spent over a week with their cous- ins, Vivian, Jean and Clifford Lar- sen.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wachter of Rosalie,spent Sunday a t A.W. Pe!ersen's. Mr.and Mrs. Frank Jahnel re- -....... Change to SHELLIt stands the Gal! 1And iet us deliver it / 1»HoNE se. Rosenbaum Service Station K E N N A R D \s N E B R A S K A Sunday there, returning late Sun- dn evening,§r. and Mrs. Paul Peterson and family left 'Wedntsdny morning for California where they intend to make gheir home.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Baker and family of Arlingtan,visited atPaulNoel's Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.Harold Patterson xnd baby arid Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Meadows drove up from Omaha to spend a few hours with Mr. and drvve m Missouri Val!ey Sundny by way of the Blair bridge. Hr. and Mrs. Charles Andersonof Omalvl, visited relatives here on Sunday.mr. and Mrs.D. H. Fair and Lunilv and Mr. and Mrs. Hooks of ~tis Decker of Arlington, spgntl ~ |In||n||||||I|1|||I||m||u|||||||||||u||||||||||||~|||||||n|||||||l||||||||m Il nun PHONE NUMBER IS R ber it.Call us for y t Mrs.Leonard Haier i n honor ofMarie Haier. Mr. and Mrs. Trungan Redfield DALE Downs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown had Mn. A. M. Johns and family were Sunday visitors at the Sumner home. +d M m Ra B r wn spe nta e-~ NEW S :sal days 1.21 wick 'lt the 431% Club camp at the Arlington rm A l b e r t P e te r s e n ?we r e Mr s . F r e d An d er s en ,Mr s .Geo.Br od er se n a n d I r vi n B r o d e r s e n . Mr . a n d Mr s .A l f r e d Svog er so n a n d Ch r i sti n e vi s ite d a t A l b e r t Peter sezfs Tu e s d a y af te r n o o n to see Lo i s .Sh e i s g e tt i n g a lo n g nic e ly . W ed ne sd ay d i n n e r gu e s ts o f H a n s Svog e rs on s we r e M r .a n d Mr s .A .Svo ge rso n. M r .a n d Mr s .W m .W u lb e r n l....|,.;Q guest at a miscellaneous shower Inst Wednesday a t the Leonard Hoier home.She received; num- ber oi beautiful and useful gifts. Mr. and Mn. Glen Jefferson and Gwendolyn of Omaha, visited mia- tives here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.George Bergman and son, Robert and Mrs. w. A.Kentetter and Edwin visited at the Glen Jefferson home in Oma- ha Sunday. KENNARD RURAL 'Jprrmcs Mrs. Eddie Gathje and childmn and Mrs. Frank Gasser and Aman- da visited at the Seth Whibed home Wednesday afternoon. Mr.and Mrs. Pete Rasmussen and children visited at the RasRasmussen home at Plainview. ~.¢¢» day at the Frank Brown home.hks.Minnie Ha n d :and Wayne Redfield returned home with themafter spending two weeks at thePrankBrown home. Sylvia Jungbluth came out from Omaha Sunday m atiendtheharvest festival at Bendngton. Ralph Anderson,Mr. and M n .Charles Griffith of Omaha. Mr. and Mm Harry Johnsun of Oma m,spent several dnys last Week at the Julian Juugbluth home. Mr.and Mrs.Paul Jones m dfamily were visiting at the home vv : Mr. a nd Mrs. C hr is S ben de r, Mr. an d Mr s .B e n B e r g ma n an d sonsmd J u l iu s Skendet we r e Sun day :inn er g uest s nt . th e E. Ker stet ter mn e . . . ..» grounds.- - "Mr. and Mrs. Tnlman Redfield and Mr. and Mrs. Dxex H.Lyon of Omaha, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson of near Craig, Neb., announceihe ar- rival of a baby oy Thursday, Aug- :l on~ Mrs.Wm. Wulbern ~led onMrs. Bill Vogt Wednesday after- n o o n resul~ 3 to 1 in :fave~ of ming.-ton.' l 1 :° :a || dren and Mrs.Frank Gasser ted at the Mike Mueller and can be expected. Maude Masters had as herguests Thuradaypnd Friday, Miss- es Fannie and Mary Steel of Santa Ana, Calif."e f l e f t Sa t-urday morning for Colins,Colo. where they will visit friends be-fore rctuminidto tl ir home. Mr.~ and rs.ennan Jung-blulh and family,Mr.and Mrs.Jim Sunds and children drove to Bennington w attend the HarvestFestivalandballgamebetween C é l t ~~a n a h o s -1i\»v:¢na va l.:- uuull w u u. u uu u: _ J. u|ml :¢I v 1 a d l u n c h F r i d a y t t h e h o m e o fr i d a y .H e r e t u r n e d h o m e w §° £ ' 2 , i ' 3 § ? . n ¢m f ~$.°d § I '~..L e w ° i ' £ m 1 m 1 1 i n B F r e m o : 1 t ,g i v e n !T h i s c o m m u n i t y w a s v e r y s m a n d M r s E l m e r W r i g h t Q-_A _D u c k e r n d f u n i l y w e r e i n h o n o r o f F a n n i e g a d M l I ' Y l p r i s e d W e d n e s d a y w h e n t h e ; \|+ ||.~.. °d l n n o f M o n d s v w o n : _ a i l _ L a P } _ a } t t e §:1£='=l°>'»9_S * ° , 2 £° f . § * 2 . * r .P l w n n v , . : . . . , . .~ o . . ., , : f . '; » . : % . ° ; '§ ' : %moving onto the Nounamanzer num. '""§,,"'=°Hn. Widener wig ke_ep houle 5912]h E Nonnamaker brothers ann 'ef-| ""~. -"""" " "' "" -mr. ana mrs. uma News vxs ..... ...... M.. .......,. ......... ...,..-__|1..ev l a h ro ! M r. an dM rs ..n `~Widener w1ll work Ior G c w |cal?2¥§ mIL'}°o! cmez, Colo., Qigdgt the Chris sum home'on f,"§'§,':§ f,_,'°§;e,f§ §",f§,°k1 fhv,'§§I Fred Misleldt and Mrs. Ray y/hoare visiEng here.The guests y e .'.ve,.Mines Wxlma and Vxnla Lieseho a.Brown ~ UW" teeth. °°'"€°'i¥'$2§"'»J£'1fa=»"S ¢f$I"§if" were dinner guests of Miss Violet|M"-Ed Renard Ind childretf M dw Both are raung a e '' Deen m m mm _|turned home Sunday alter spend1-.°i`~:. French home.~ ~w ; ~M , - r m d ~1bex'tgSunds vis- in ~ weeks st Echo Lodge, Mr. und Mrs. Jesse L S¢\\fP€'l=Ei,._-_. '''ma at the w. B. Jefferson home Wugmfg- _____________ _ ur lu. um mm. new;u.wlm=.became the bride of Haus Vogt z Blair.Both young people are weknown in this vicinity as MrVogt has lived here with her panents for two years and Mr. V01has lived here all his life. _ Thecsue to_Mr. Vogts farm We a nT'me ha rd of omaha..visisea friends here Sunday evening..Mrs. A. C. Holmes is spending this weekdwllh her daughter, Mrs. A rson.Miasesn ilargaret and Jeanne v y i mi of Davin m y spent i m week visiting friends here..Mr. and Mrs.Andrey Ma}2§n "w mv -Mr. and Mrs. Francis Furey and Billy drove bo Chalco Sunday to visit relatives.A.C.Holmes,Mr.and M m Roland Holmes and son went toCraig Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson.Jeanette Hedelund celebrated |.:..¢\.,a.... Qnh.»¢lu\~ \... invhinnl in Omaha last Saturday..1Mr.and M m M m m Svmds hy spent Monday eve:\ing'at the H. cir 'lietgen home.1Quiteanumber ol folks from S.this vicinity wok in the picnic at Su Bennington last Sunday.[He Mm George Rosacker and Viola 'and Hermaz of Burke, S.D.m e ? " u m rlnu JUIIUS uIUY¢|n¢SGBy auemoon, men BDO!!! nuOmaha Monday to attend the cus.Mm. Julian Jungbluth and Mrs. R Bntsnn drove to Omaha onnday to visit a*the home of mry Williams. John Lund met with an accident o'clock a clmrivari crow visik them, there being nearly 00.M and Mrs.Vogt treated them \ cgke, cookies, bananas, candy ax engars.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen ax Ella spent Wednesday evenir Jnrnbsednesdav while doin: his choreslwifh Mi. and Mrs. T.InvFI I 1 .~»n__ u es Fannie and' Mary Steel of Santa Ana, Calif."e f l e f t Sa t-urday morning for Colins,Colo. where they will visit friends be-fore rctuminidto tl ir home. Mr.~ and rs.ennan Jung-blulh and family,Mr.and Mrs.Jim Sunds and children drove to Bennington w attend the HarvestFestivalandballgamebetween Arlington and Bennington 'which resulted 8 to 1 in favor of Arling- ton.'Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones drove to Reserve,Kansas Saturday ta visit with relatives.Word reached Dale of the mar- rdge of Miss Hazel Hayhurst to Marion D. Morris of Lyons Mun~ day,Aug.18.They will make Remember it.Call us for your next Trucking Job " B - Line Transfer bam built on his farm where John Frazier lives.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogerson and Christine spent Friday eveningat the John Frader home. Frances and Donald Kronberg spent over a week with their cous- ins, Vivian, Jean and Clifford Lar- sen.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wachter of Rosalie,spent Sunday a t A.W. Pe!ersen's. Mr.and Mrs. Frank Jahnel re-ceived the announcement of a new granddaughter,born to Mr.and Mrs. John Kruger Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wuibern and :hildren helped Grandpa Wulbern celebrate his 75th binhdny Mon- day afternoon. and Christine vidted a t Albert Pe'bersen's Tuesday afternoon tosee Lois.She is getting along nicely.Wednesday dinner guests gf Hans Svogex-sons were Mr.and Mrs. A.Svogerson.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Wulbern spent Sunday at Hans J4;1;Sensen's.Mrs.Wm.Wulbern led on Mrs.Bill Vogt Wednesday after- noonAlma Svogerson spent Wednes- day aftemoon with Tilda Johnson.Mr. and Mrs. Claude Englehard and little Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. J. Englehnrd were dinner guests a t John Frazjers Saturday._Mrs. H. Jensen spent Monday ....,. Hugswasweown~ere an~taught school i n ¢he Mastersschool several years ago. Mr a Paul Jones,Mrs,Hans re among those who at-Braesch we tended the shower at the home of ~r. an~-1 ~.1 ogt spen Sunday at the Lars Petersen home. Mr. and Mrs.Lode Lauritzen were Sunday evemng vsszzors at |the Hans Vogt home. |Mrs.Albert Nelson entertained r r e u u a x n n r e c n u n o m e 1lllll.'B(1l|y»d g p d s ~.I " _ _ . f l M r . a n d M r s L n n i n G n r e h n m a n d Mr ana :urs henry meauows 01;" "-"'~ ---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -_'_ children visited at the P\*ank Sunday, September 7, 1930mgtgdgdh S m Gasser home Friday.Divine service and Baptism W H Misfad: and family from Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Gathje and be conduzrted by our formerWinéide. Neb.. were visitors at me,5=hildr@p.» gud -1011; Ga,§hie.regnned*$gf,Rfgg-Knug ~Lu will pas-urei, 8:00Tom pznch Home Sunday.|nome 1-1xgay.mrs. Franic uasser Deu.me servwe Wm ne anJack Dempsey is taking care of accompazued them.Q uc loc k ~ m.0_ W.Marshahfa stock while Mr.|Mr. and Mrs. Loma Gottsch and Every ody cordially mvlted. and M r s . M mm :are on a. trip chlldren vlslted at the Earl Chris-Leonard Larsen, Sec. no Oklahoma..tensen home Sunday as Earl was Mr. and Mrs.Gifford Pnmer,,°P'§}9gff'~§=d ?"°_Nev? EBI! Dresses arriving e Summer Silk Dresses-values w|_$20.-»»mfi¢ed at sans and ss:/5 |CHARLES BATES, Proprietor at the Fashion Cenwzh-sizes 11 £oI 46-149 £0 u t these tw ri-you will 5; Sm real b§»§»§i7I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIII|III|I|I|II|III|I| II II|II| III IKgthryn apgl Be§§;.f.pf_Gortez, ColoM1-.~»md Mrs.Will Burgess and V i s i t o r s a r U 1 8 M . f S .D o r a s u m - g $ 4 . s r s~ of... Oma ha'a n d M r -9 n d | M _a n d T a n a i a n i n u I n c * n r n n l r u r n ! n f r n m Mrs.11.U.mace were :aunuayguests at E. 0. Fairchild's.g George Hillman was called to Kansas by the death of his father who was in the Old Soldiers' Home there. Orval Andreasen came from Mc-Cook, Neb. Saturday night to spend Sunday with his parents, Mr. ami| ?|I§.Ro1ert Anqreasen.0}"va1| Mr .a n d Mr s .A r t h u r J on es a n d fa mi ly o f W i nte r s et, Io wa , Mr . a n d Mr s .Ro y Ne ls o n a n d f a mi ly o f Pe ru ,I o w a w e r e ove r n i g h t vi s i b - or s o n Th u rs d a y . M r .a n d Mr s .A .M. J o h n s a n d da u g h te r we r e F r i d a y vi si tor s a t th e S u mn e r ho me . M r .L y m a n C a mb e r g a n d so n 1 1 l v l a 4.4.'UV Vile ' l v vi l l a A l u g u mp e r f e c t l y u i n a .s t u n n i n g -n e w D r e s s w h e n e v e r y o u w a n t o n e .T r a v e l P d n t S u i t s t h a t i s S l e e v e l e s s Dr es s w i t h lo n g sle eve J nc ke c a n b e wo r h i mme d i a t e lly a n d a r e ve r y ,ve r y s t y li a h - - c o m e i n a n d lo o k a t th e m - - t h e y a r e c e r t a i n l y be au tif ul.3 2 - l t S u m me r S i l k D r e e w s - v a lu e s t omann.rlinnnx rnanufn n l 'Ilan Mu-1 i!9 unr1ifinnrl n i SR 'TE an d SR'15 |i .' !a F s J ~ \ . " " "1: J ?"¢.` > . ..:. _1 .5 -". ' ( 4 .. A \ Dora Sumner~home Saturday.'nt the Fashion Center--sizes 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Wilma and family 46-149 w sell at these two pricest'rd'm Turin,Iowa and Mr.and --you wlll get some real bargains. Unly -~~ ' 3 m o r e ~Q d a v s 9 for of P4 ' l f l u a l z ¢ 3 0 A L ( 3 Falls, S. D. where he has work. Geo. Hedelund has been ill the pan week with the grippe.Mr. and Mrs.Fred Jones and children ai Hooper, visit/ed at GusKronberg's Sunday. Mr.and Mrs. Sam Wright and hmily of Hocper, called on friends and relatives hereSunday. Mr.and Mrs.Charles Berry were Omaha shoppers Monday.Mrs.Glen Rosenbaum,Helen Louise and Mildred went to Davey Nab. Wednesday to Yisit Mr.andM r s I-Hank Timberlsin.Glenn, Mrs. L. E. Ward and Ella VirginiaZieglerdrovedownSundayto bring them home.Mrs.George Owen.; and san, Dean Ray of Carroll, Neb.,came Thursday evening w spend sev- eral dlys visiting Mrs. Owens pax- ents. Mr. and Mm Sam Hall. Mrs. Sam Ball and Florence andMrs. George Owens and Dean Bay were Sunday dinner guest.; of Mr.N f THIS EXCLUSIVE D E v | c E ~g g S a v e s Y o u r 9 " '' .g 5- ',M D ° | | a f $ !\= - / T H E picture a t the ri ght uhnws yv uthemoo tfnno uldevice in the Gdd of warm-air headn¢.Theuniquc!nhend-Fke AirDu¢t,|'o\mdonlyint.heEo- ~ ~ ~.,..xy 1w w . m a m ; : n g - m b a : °°'{5 j Wi'*iL"b°f " : T: ;on x:-j=*»hutba lnnn-emlhc ' ca et.m S..¢"7.»'1'L..""°».$iP'.$».1';.».""'1;_; .'§ . , .'"'?.§'»'1 ; ".,§";I»';'.*?. i . ' ; " " ° ' "'1'a'i'.=':z zz,-#.::.:,':'°-'°'-"- I e 0N i c F n e d n c h s e n H a r d w a r e <KENNARD NEBRASKA { nzyandsmdsithilluwingout inliotheroans.R e m 1 t . . . a ordinady escapes up ~ chim- .\~.u-* * " " " " " " " "/ g \ \/C 0 0 . .°""'-="'-" " " " "- - - <.and'Mrs. Ben Bailey at Blair.Mrs.Nels Nelsen and Richard Bumrne la of Omaha, spent sev-aal days Inst week at the W. B. Rosenbaum home.Mrs.Raymond Van'Deusen of Omaha,visited from Wednesday until Friday with her mofl\er,Mrs. Mike Nelsen.Mr. and Mrs. Phil °°'°g§_=;é of Omaha, were weekend gu gf Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rosenbaum. Miss Margaret French spentthe week-end in Council Bluffs visit- ing friends.Mm B. c. Blaco enterlained at luncheon last Friday afternoon, thefollowing:Mrs.Hans Jorgensenand daughters,Opal and Inna , Mm George Hedelund, Mrs. ElmerYlright und Opal. Mrsl Elizabeth Berry and Helen , g r e i n Omaha °n bnsinae Fri- _~ and Mrs. Chas. Bates, Wil~ ma and Lena were Omaha shop- pers Wednesday.Leslie Berry was home the mid- dle of the week, xecuperating hom a cold. Mrs. Ralph Widener entertained the members of the may CornerClub at her home last Thursday. Life in the afternoon, Mrs. Wid- ener send a delicious two-cause mhz ¢We mild" Mm/ 0%ou41 Za! U6@ZZ/ limi?f f .9-~f .i i /5estelunch. Mrs.W. E. W ri ght and mn le ft early Friday morning foBeamer.Neb.where they wi]l €Biehki several days visiting Mrs. Wrighfs parents. YE;BUT soM1m~uNG MORE. ~)P.:.n|'>i ..V / *J 4, 1 ~ 1:. J "'Tlaw iully enteruind at u luncheon inhonor of he birthday last Tuesdny afternoon.e folkzwing werepnunt: Mesdamea W. E. Wright, En tr y c .Blaco,Charles Berry, Homer E. Ward, Hans Jorgensen,Hubert Andraaaen, Elizabeth Berry Elmer Wright; Misses Ruth Irene Andlvaien.Irma Jeppesen,Opal Wright, Opal Jeppesen and Helen I I <KENNARD NEBRASKA { l l l n n - Chaterfield oH`ers richnas,aroma,satisfying flavor. BETTE R TAS TE -that' s th e ans wer;and :hers what smokex get in Chmterfneld in full- ar m asure-the Havor and arom a of m ellow tobaaos, exactly blended and moss-blended. Better ww, md m ilder too!i'THE GENUINE »\» 8/A132/"HEATROL \ l l l n n - BETTE R TAS TE -that' s th e ans wer;and :hers what smokex get in Chmterfneld in full- ar m asure-the Havor and arom a of m ellow tobaaos, exactly blended and moss-blended. Better ww, md m ilder too! Z F ! r - - v .g \r 1'(g u . ; 3 ~f . = ~ ~. ~ .~qjg\»-{g . : umm nv mmune u ,>. 0 , a »I A 1 : r ff r-"-"'» .,\g 1 |.Ji '4 F F :~ 0 1S.*§"» 2 ,hw 1 .' ~]"ff 'E ;;..? 1 2 *f 1`§ +f~3`b u l l m n r l m m n m m Berry.Mr. and Mrs- Albert Jensen anfnmily of near Drum, vdsdfed s lrt Jenmezfs Friday evening. Mr. and M n .Edgar Fairuhill I I <KENNARD NEBRASKA { l l l n n - Chaterfield oH`ers richnas,aroma,satisfying flavor. BETTE R TAS TE -that' s th e ans wer;and :hers what smokex get in Chmterfneld in full- ar m asure-the Havor and arom a of m ellow tobaaos, exactly blended and moss-blended. Better ww, md m ilder too!i'THE GENUINE »\» 8/A132/"HEATROL d t 1,Ben and G¢Gr8¢» MIS. Helen Bur-gess, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konvalin and Teddy waz guests of Mzzand Hn. Jo hn Buxze ss at Omnlu on l mm, Nebraska, Ang-nxt 2s spent Sunday at the' Chrla Ben- Johnson (smilies who have been son home.guesm at the Lars Holland home. Albert nudorv ldBe nlau re-Hr .n nd Mr s .RayFngerqnistturned home Sunda from; weeks and daughters I-nd Doyle Basin;-vneation in Colo:-aio.er were Tuesday evening guests at Sazmday evening guests at the the Henry Rasmussen home.. Peter Nielsen homo in honor ol Fred Ahlemeyer, Joe Jeasenend Mn.Nielsafs birthday W¢l'°=iotto Bierman were WednesdayMessrs. nnd Meadamea Fred Jen- evening guests of Chrls Peterson.sen and nhlldrm,Peter Iverson{Messrs.and Meldames Peter and Tease, B. C. Rasmussen l!IIlNielsen and Art Mclntosh andu_|-_n.:-\_-..|u.\.... .ma va..|. lux-- '=m__¢~-_¢____.... m....., of Co unty Age nt md Mrs. Bute. Th were eepecidly appreciative of ah provided for them. The Community Club metThllnday d'ternoon\with Miss Ida Lneninghoener when the members present were Mrs.C w k Lippin-cott, ltlra. Ted Ollnger, M.rs.LanieMenckeandMrs.Gene Dav idMisa Grace Rny was n visitor. Ralph and Gnoe Ray md Ralph ma m..nic Sunday at Arlington park df' the Triangle Bahy Bee! 4-H Club.se a m. ma on-1 wn-me eSunda y dte rnoon with the girth rhe George Morgnn home.Mr. and Mrs. ns. B. Tyson and son, Jerome of Omaha, spent luv.Wenheaday evening with Mrs Frank Pitzer. Robert Widener, Ruth and How-ard went to Keneanw, Neh. Thurs-, \ . ~ . 4 . . , : . : » . . - n u Peru, Neb.,She plans w return for the ne xt year's study there " E E 8 . .m a Mrs.George Fsekler drove to Cedar Creek Sunday to the home ol Mrs. I-*ncklers mother, Mn. J. J. Schneider. James and Wilbur Conetydrove to Valle Tuesday m lee their mother,. Mary Conety. I . ~ £ ' ° " ' Z . " ? l l ¢ " C l u b 'omm market 5"l?dlY mae. on i'.':."°'" """*~,."E.::°';..:\';'., ws heed of ta t c a ttle for Mr. Bmmfor Tuesdnfs market.. Mr.and Mrs.Wilbur Cfmetywere Sunday dinner guests 0! Hr. and Mrs. J. S. Conety. Mr. ind Mrs. Hurry Tyson and Paud and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brat# went w Omaha Monday lor thel.|....._ Clarence H\nS€1f §B E N C H N O T E S Mn. John Taylor visited Thun-1 dly a nd Friday ut the G u n u uMr. a nd Mn.Paul Koenig and Wxlliamsen ham |o n,Mr.andMra .W m.J \mdla ¢'-h M r . » m m - » . w i 1 1 n y m = p u : and sou.M mi n .nu of o mlm, Thu rs da y ni g h: v i m Mm HoseawarsSundnv dinner mwa h l¢|Wilmn_ the Charles Koenig home.Mr.and Mrs.Clark Lippincott mid baby and Miss Ruth Lippin- catt visined at the Hans Anderson home in Omaha Sunday afternoon. Hr .and Mrs.Edwin Blumberg and baby of Omaha, and Mrs. An- drew Svendgaard and children vis-ited Sunday at the Jonas Blomberg home.Mr.and Mrs, George Olinger and children ol Modfile, lgyvavrere Thursday,Friday,'Sxturdly, Monday-Find Clearance 149 Sum- mer Silk Dresses sacritioed a t $8.75 and $6.75-Values to $20- we must sell every Summer Silk Dress in stock and you am usethem to great. advantage at Lheae two low prices.Sizes range from 11 tg-46-all the dresses an good lonlnng-you know we never buys drag; to gall ma nmg benlrtiful. umm, mwuu .w...... ........v..,Jens Sorensen,Chris Nelso n md`He lm,Andrew and Victnr .mm-X son and Phyllis, Chris Beuson,4 Rudolph Andreuon, and Art, Mc~ lnlnsh, also Lillian Shapiro. Guests who helped I§chxrd Nel- son celebrate his birthday Fndayu . . . ; . . . .u . . . _ mms uuuun oapuv, spun;.|n\ur ---mu muvv w vnumu muluuy "ly W 'ww M'-H Aww!! Wlmmulnelu Ulu! meeung L'.l1\l1'5<lAy uv Ul-\'C\ll-d;y ev ening at Q,Victor John- for the day with Mr. and M,|-g,|!'amiUoa of hu brothers, Jolm and ermaon with Mrs. Lan Pnulsen.|Mr. and Mrs. Iauie Grimm and V h Am Id Rathke.J Widener Un !abl h d d 'children and Mia Edna M 'I hd usonome.o m e -avor e west er an roa s s aei_ Mr. and Mrs,By r o n Bun n " dl Mrs. Ellen Layman and son. Cleo nrwanmd manv fl-nm ntmndinmxer ment Monday eveniir with Mr. \~ =!=§.=¢i¥s=1IzP°=1'1*_¥|°£.é.£'¥°!"!__!¥'$§!='*¥ ¢i'°=°=\'|!lHf B f¥¥°3=`iFIii_b3ff=3§é|T§399d`llf£~JQH5 uma ii thtALONGTHE Bunn. Mrs. Mujorie Memdngsr and son of Fremont, and Mrs. Ruth Crdck-shlnk m d daughter of Omaha, were Sunday visitors at the homen! Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bunn.Mr. and Mn. A. VW Clarke and g a n d M n . ~ I v e r s o n dh spa n evMr. and Mn. Fritz ueller. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Iverson and cpildren were Sunday afternoon vmi to n wi th Hr. nnd Mrs. T. K. Iverson at the Martin Johnsonhome. Mildred Iverson stayed until Tuesday afternoon with her uncle and aunt. Florence Dkon attended the pic- Haney district. Misa Eleanor Dlxon enjoyed show with friends at the Orp~ in Omaha Saturdxy evening. J. S. Conety and Ned drove to Frqmont Saturday to stock made. Mr. and Mia . Harry Ty wnPaul, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rlrtldliv Mr. a nd Mrs . W i l ke s ma l Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 'brmn in Cradg Sunday to see the Bebdmeam win that nftemoon. Mr. and Mrs. Opal Reaveschildren attended a family re - at the U. s. Reeveg home Sunday south of 8lalir./Mr.and < Omar Reevés of North Platte also them. Sephmber ith at the C. B. Bunn home. Miss Mary Aldrich,who went with the Mines Birdie and Myrtle Hnrdum to Caliiornlu and attend- ed the University of SouthernCalilomh, also spent Wednesday gg a t the Fre d Hurdum ho me .Myrtle took her ta~0m\ha onThursday bo return to her home at Auburn.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petersen of west of Herman, spent Sunday eve- =i»$= the George Flckler home.. and Mrs. Harry Tyson and son,Paul were '1'hl1rBd|supperguests of their uncle, P. ~ Tyson a t lair. B. Bunn shipped hogs to Mr.and Mrs.Pew Elliott und children of Ariuma, were also dt- eruoon and sjper guests there. Mrs. F. M er, son Leland And Misa Con Bend spent Slmdny at the A. A. Anderson home in Te- kamah.. / The Misses Myrtle ma Birdi e Hupdumth]:tu|n9dtaY¢d|ngd§v¢. bo pe nn umhome aRer driving nine thousand miles through the west. Hayman Hurdum and Miss Em- mnllne Ellis of Omaha, were Sun-day guests of the Fred Huniumlumily. Miss Helen Fnekler returned on Friday from the summer schoolat Sunday dinner guests at me nameol Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger.Mr.and Mrs.Bert Reed of Weeping Water,Neb., were lup-per guesis at the Harry Smith heme Friday evening.The Bench Community Club metvlth Miss Ida Lueninghoeuer Iut Thursday afternoon.Only five of the members were present on ac- count of the had roads.Al t a a pleasant social alternoon, the hoq¢~eqs served n lovely lunch.MissGraceRay was a visitor.The next meedng will be at the homeo f Mrs.Louie Meneke at which time each member will give a rhyme when uswcring roll cull.Misa Ruth Lippincott spent last Monday evening visiting with Miss Leone Rave: of Blair.nun- ..»...~\1\».»-nf friends and Fashion Center-the Dress store0fBlBil'_s2~1e O R U M B R H I F S Wednesday afternoon,Malvern Larsen entertained nt a picnic pany on the Arlington Fair grounds in honor 01 his fllteenthbirthday.Luncheon consisting of weiners, potato salad, buns, nike. home-made ice cream/coffee and lemonade, was served. Anna and Esther Hansen vis- ited a few days last week at thehome of their aunt, Mrs. Rudolph Hansen, nent Kennard.Mr. and Mrs Carl Rasmussen and family spent Thursday eve-ning at the George Rasmussen uvuuug wexv;menus.uuu m e rdameaH. c. Rasmussen and tam-| ily, Fred Jensen :nd family, Pefor Nielsen md F re d Knutsen and Miss Laura. also Mrs. Peter Knut- sen, Esther and Kermit of Thor, lows and Lan Rolland, Margaret and Gustave Jensen.Harold Jam-sen remdned !or a few days visiLl Mr.and Mrs.Peter Nielsen en~tertained at a supper pany sun-g dny evening in honor of Mr. and» Mrs.Ar t Mclntosh.Guests in-cluded Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson of Sundn a b a h y b o y w a s b o r nt o Mr. and . Don Goans, who work or 0. M. Mathews. Mr. and Mrs.J. W. Simonsen took their daughter,Agnes to Blair Sunday evening to stay a t the G. L. Dixon home while nb- tending hi school.Misa E Cilmminxf o l He r- man, was a Sunday dinner guest at the Hug Tuc ker home.Mr. and rs. Louie Grimm andMr.and Mrs.Harry Tucker at-l tended the chicken supper Wd-1 Bladr, Mr. and Mrs. Hans bebhezt nesday given by the Catholic of Bennington Mr. and'Mrs. Ansel Ladies Club at Blair.Taft,Mr.and M n .Andrew and'The Wnahingtou County Shep- Vietor Johnson and Phyllis.herds 4-H Club met Tuesday eve- Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rasmunsen ning at the A. E. Dixon home.and Halen were Sunday dinner The members present were Paul,: home.Misses Hannah Mid Louise Lax- sen helped Mr. and Mrs. Ed Han-sen celebrate their' first wedding anniversary Thurelday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Larsen and sons helped them celebrate in theevening. Mrs. _Ed Newlcirk and Opia Lee and Mrs. Chris Peterson and Roy rctumed Wednesday from a few days visit. with relatives in Minne- apolis. Rev. J.B.Reinertsen and son, Einar of Spearman, Texas,spentFridayandFridaynightatthe Rev. J. P. Reinertsen home.The two Rev. Reinertsen are brothers. Einar was on his way to Astoria, S. D. where he teaches.Mr. and Mrs. Art Mclntash and Miss Lillian Shapiro of Newark, N.J., are visiting at the Peter Nielsen home. Misses Lennetta and Marjory Gnuse spent Friday afternoon at the Chris Benson home.Mr.and Mrs.Peter Knutsenandfourwildren of Thor,Iowa visited from Thursday until Tues-day at the Lan Rolland home. Mr. and Mrs.Chris Larsen and two daughters and Miss Clara Imrsenol Madison, Wis.,and Mr.and Mrs. Louis Johnson of Ther, Iowa spent from Sunday night until Tuesday then. They were an their way west.A large surprise was held Sun- home in Herman. Miss Helen Rasmussen is visit- ing at the Robert Jensen home in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Newkirk and Evelyn of Lincoln and Miss Edna Newkirk of Ames, spent the week- end at. the Boone Newkirk home.Mrs. Ida Owen and son, James returned to their home in LincolnWednesdayafter a visit at the Boone Newklrk home.Harold te- malned for s longer stay.Mr.and Mrs.Boone Newkirk spent Monday evening at the Chris Hansen home..Harold Johnson and Kermit Knutsen of Thor, Iowa and Gus-tave Rolland spent from Sunday evening until Monday evening an the Min-tin Larsen home.Mr. andMrs.Peter Knutsen and Ione ot Iowa were Monday evening guests. Rev. and Mr~s.'P. J. Reinertsen, N. J. Andersen,Miss Nena and wwe: and Mr; and Mrs. Ed Han-sen were Monday evening callers at the Lars Rollmd home. The N. J. Andersen family re- ceived notice Sunday of n son born to Mr. and Mrs.Leo Olson of Waverloo,lows.Mrs( Olson wasMissEsther Andersen,u grand- daughter ot N. J. Andersen. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen left on Tuesday for Colorado in company with the Chris Larsen and Louis home in honor of Miss Margaret Rollsnd, who leaves soon for her school work in Falls City. A nice luncheon was brought and enjoy-ed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Andrea-aan and sms returned Saturdayfrom a ten days vacation trip to the mountains in Colorado. Saturday evening guests at theEdHansenhomewereMr.and Mn. Peter Knutsen and lamlly of Thor,Iowa,Mr.and Mrs.Lars Rolland and family ana Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Larsen andgirghters.Mr. _ and Mrs. Joe J n and children and Miss Lennetta.GnuSe \ I |\ I FIRST "THE SHOW THATABILITY BUILT" THE No. ONE HAZELMCOWEN '\ STOCK co. With Ralph and Hazel and 23 Others...~-|'| .You'll Miss It if You ais NEBRASKA STATE FAIR AUGUST 29 TO SEPTEMBER 5 The Nltion's Outstanding Eight Day Show The Demand of the Management for the |930 Show'is EXHIBITS' Q U A L I T Y a °.r:::;fa<:;'m -- f or-' UALITY P50911/Q S2-u You'IlSurely Wan!to See lhe ° GREAT QUALITY SHOW OF 1930 gram Nig~tly. !§!i;§2>;tM!is§';/ DEAD ANIMALS We remove homes,cattle, hogs or sheep from your farm. at no cost to you. We have the only licensed truck to haul dead animals in Washington county.1 Phone 21, Arlington, Neb. We pay all phone charges. Reynolds Rendering Works Famum Frsnzenburg, Representative. .-fr" 1qa 4 . 1*11'§e . ) ! .m y" f n. g,. .vf ..e f fén5 1 ;ev- » a ..; rL. , \rg :?' . 1 3 : z T. gif, f r . é i i s<+P? I ' r 0 0 m u c h w o r k , t o o m u c h w o r r y .Ti r e d b u t #06 n a v o u a t o s l e e p .Co unti ng i ma gi na ry nhe e p,re - h d n g y a mr mu s c 1 e a , ma J d n g y o u r mi n d a b l a n k , a l l n q une.You'l1 tee 1"a1l in" tomorrow. J m¢ d l u o l v u | D r . l l l l | | ' E l c r v a e m t N¢ r v 1 n | ' h b \ d £ n | h l l g l u l d v m t a .Drlnk thnda ulpa rkli n gbdnr nga . Dd t to i hzw du p d ms mln n s l o s pmd zs t up l n th n mu r nl n g OPENING PLAY "0ld Man Sunshme" A red hot comedy drama of modern times.High class vaudeville between each act.A 7-piece orch- estra, Hazel's Gang.Hot and how. Dr.HI1 | |'N¢ rv 1 n¢1 a nulrmxda lnt1 ro £ a rma -L£ qddfmdl5 £a nlurd:'I'lbl»t.Bfr"§'u:nth|thsnpoutlmlly. _-.Ge rt the m a t y o ur drug :lo re ~='»1a f f "L a p P u m a m o o . ¢)1 » Dixon, Perry Ryan, Leo and RayHooks,James Wolf with their leader, Mr. John Hooks and two visitors.Sept. 8 at 8 p. m. theywill meet again at the sameplsee. Mrs.Harold Gates and three children of Fort Crqok, spent Fri-day night with her sister,Mrs. George Hain and Saturda with another sister, Mrs. Amil rk of Tekamah.Sunday, Mr. a llfks. C. H.Gel-iringer entertained their daughters and families when theirguestswereMr.and Mm.Ami l York and children,Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Brett, Mr. and Mn. Genrge Hein and daughter, and Mrs. Har- old Gates and children.Sunday Ahrahnm,Carrol and Bryan Warrick went to Nickerson oo play bull with the Cubs againstFontanellaThursdnytheywent. U0 Omaha to play ball.Mr. and Mrs. W . J. Boite and family wee Sunday dinner guests of the Henry Rasmussen family at Orum. From this vicinity the 4-H Club members who attended cena; for Washington and Dodge eoun s at Arlington, were Ruth and Frances Morgan, Paul Tyson, Beulah War-rick,Elmer, James and FlorenceDixon.They went Tuesday and returned Thursday and hnd a finetimein spi te of the inclement weather under the able supervision ,,.".¢~ ~..».,..._,_¢~~=<f;:=-~=.=;=-= ..,~ ~~. |'<¢'~~L:'e ~ ~ ~ ~~A~\L "- 4 5 %\ 1.4 ,4 ~~-_ _:....,._»f ~Y :>`€\ "~n .z, ~~ _-~ ,.,. ~=4». ¢ ¢ - '.v, _.e-1 is ' ~;f 1 =;f7;.`&\ ;~ I l .?,;;;<,:.~"`~ ~"~. "L»"= ~-c u r \ ~ :f»§é,.~;~ ;»'. r ~Wh Co t Sh e pToyGol;no Sleip _9 qulw .. ............... _..-..-- ___neighbors dmve to Shenandoah onFriday morning and spent the dayseeing the many interesting places. They visited both the broadcasting smt.\ons_:.\nd all enjoyed the tripso much.Those making the drivewere:Mr. and Mrs. George Fallen and son, Mr. and Mrs, Chris Jan- sen and chilrften,Mr. and Mrs. Huxley Clemens and children, Mr.and Mrs.Louie hlencke nnd chil- dren and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger Mr s .E .C .Li p p i nc o tt wa s a visit-or ag th e Ge or ge Bad ger ow h o me F r i d a y after noo n. u......mi a n ¢r ' | mL 'ljn n in r n t!nl.. .nm ........,.........,.,....,-..were Sunday dinner guests at the E. C. Lippincott home.Mrs.Edgar Jones and children of Emerson,Nob.spent all dayWednesdayvisiLing'at the E. T.:David home.I Mr.and Mrs.E. C. Lippincott'spent Sunday afternoon visiting at*the Claus Schmidt home at Cal-\ houn.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Mencke en- tertained the following guests attheir home et. Sunday dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Gus Mencke and children, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Matthiesen andchildren,Mr.and Mrs.Charles Pdle n of Lyons,Mr. and Mrs. Luuis Boneau of Lyons.Mr. and Mrs. Om: Mencke and familz and Mr. and Mrs. Rudnlph Menc e and family were Sunday evening visiwrs a t the Louie Mencke home.1Mrs. Fmnk Rathbun and Bon of Omadm and Mr.and Mrs.Jim F'reel Free!Free! BIG FREE PRIZESGxilton and son of Hornick, laws were Sunday dinner guests at the Lllmrles Hunk home.Mr. and Mrs.Fred Olsen wereMondayevening visitors at the Jonas Blomberg home.Dick Lippincott,Gerald Jensen.und Lloyd Mencke are attending the 4-H Club camp meeting bdng The SkyDropped From I held this week at. Arlington.On next SAIIURDAY, AUGUST 30 at 22300 P. M. an oreoplane will drop in the street in front of the Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Company, Blair, Nebr. Cupons §ood for the following Prizes. .......,\....,,.......,,........-..,,Monday-Find Clearance 149 Sum- mer Silk Dresses sacrificed at $8.75 and $6.75--Values to $ 2 0 -we must sell every Summer Silk Dress in stock and you can use them to great advantage at these two low prices.Sizes range hom 11 to 46-all the dresses are good looking--you lmow we never buyadress w sell that isn't beautiful. 300 couponsgood for $25.00 each bo apply on any used car in-our large stock of 0. K. used cars.All cars priced at Rock BottomPrices.Less the $25.00 counon which in- S 5.00 set5 gauohé df G5§51i}1e I u n u s u a l \J\5 ll lr \l uAn.u a u : s a l JvvA \ .o f B l a i r ..3 2 - l t Q u s r n m a v Q i l l r Th n = c . M | . . . . \ . n \ n n u f n 1.gu uu u UL x uuuu e ou 1 gallon of Deep Rock oilsures you a Genixirie Bargaixf in an 0. K'd.s2`6'-`l§="a`2`1-§fi`EI»}i` ;;°§=.;"e; f§»§`1"§`f5.'?5at the Fashion Center-sizes 11 to 46 149 tu sell at these two prices 1 set of car awninus__-__.- .- - - - --.1 radiat or orn am entused car. 1 box of chocolatesyou will get some real bargains $10.00 in zoldROSE HILL grmms $10.00 au§J fépair work Many other prizes too numerous to mention Sunday dinner and supper guests .st the Francis Forsberg homewere Mr. :md Mrs. Fred Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Swanson f He r- mnn,Mr. and Mrs.H. ~ Yi ke , Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Johnson, Misses Helen Hansen,Mildred Swanson, Emma Hustle of Omahn. Mr.and Mrs.Ralph McMillanof Norfolk, visited aturday ntthe Gardner James hon e.Mrs.Ellen Joh n,Mrs..C.Rasmussen and M o Kubie were Sunday visitors of 1!1=fv Andersen. l\lr.and Mrs. John Petersen andfamily, Mr. and Mrs] Detlef Wulf and family helpednglrs. Will RyancelebrateherbidayThursday afternoon.» Mr. und Mm Charles Gorehumof Wisner visited Sunday at Will Hart's.:\ If you are interested in a good used car, here is a real opportunity to save yourself S0 1 0 8 mo ne y . 1929 Chevrolet Coach, extra clean $450.00 1926 Chrysler Coach, clean 1927 Star Sedan --- 1926 Overland Six Sedan 275.00 1929 Chevrolet Coach 0. K.- 1929 Chevrolet Coach, Good - 1929 Chevrolet Coach, Clean - 1928 Chevrolet Coach, Clean - 450.00 415.00 395.00 325.00 1928 Oldsmobile Spt. Coupe, a dandy 385.00 1928 Chrysler Coupe, fine shape 1929 Chevrolet Truck with body 1928 Chevrolet Truck with body 1928 Chevrolet Roadster, g o o d 1926 Nash Sedan, a dandy ~- 265.00 460.00 235.00 275.00 295.00 175.00 215.00 180.001927 Whippér Coach, clean 1927 Ford Coupe -- 1926 Ford Coupe - 1926 Ford Tudor - 1927 Ford Touring - 1926 Ford Roadster 1926 Chevrolet Swan 1926 Chevrolet Sedan 1927 Reo Truck -- 160.00 140.00 150.00 115.00 95.00 225.00 175.00 275.00 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuhr, Mr. and Mrs. Hany Madsen, Mr. and lks. Babe Ryan and Mr. and Mrs.Detlef Wulf and Hazel helped Grandma Wulf celebrate her binh-duy Saturday afternoon. Mr.and Mrs.John Petersen, Dorothy and Jack .were Sunday dinner guests at the Tom Leonardhome in Blair.Mrs. Hurry Kuhr and lllrs. Har- nld Rnumumenn viehnd \h-u A A 1925 Ford Coupe 95.00 60.00 S0 nn 1925 Ford Coupe 1925 Ford Rnadsiber 155:55 \1926 Pontiac coach - 175.00 .1926 Chevrolet Touring 250.001926 Chevrolet Roadster 1926 Chevrolet Coach g5_0¢1' 1 1i 1924 Dodge Touring 50.00 Many others at equally attractive. pdces.U u A | \ | u 4 ¢ | u u u \ . n v ¢ u ¢ u w . . \ |¢ . ¢ ; u ¢\ | . »¢ ¢Re n s h a w ' Th u r sd a y wh i le th e me n we r e i n Oma h a . Mr . a n d Mns.°E<i HHHEI visi ted a t t h e De tle f W u lf h ome W e d ne s » da y e ven i ng . Mi s g Le on a Ha n s e n le f t Th u r s -Don't forget that above prices are SALEprices and thgt $25.00 coupons are to be deducted from above prices, insuring you a real honest to goodness bargain, in a used car, carrying our Red 0;K Taz and a 30-day Guarantee.Your old car taken in trade "e f for u visit with her sister,Mi died and husband in Colorado.Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hansen, Gem' Lusc, Mr. and Mrs. John Petersen, Dorothy and Jack spent Friday evening nv. Will Ryan's, Mrs, Hamid Tnylor and children visited at Jesse Ha.nsen'a Friday afternoon.' Sunday visitors at the John Tay- lor home were Mr. and Mrs. Joelove, Aubrey and Gertrude, Rev.Norlin, Charley Myers of Ill., and Peter Bigerstuf! of Ceresco, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Nelsen and Mr. and Mrs. \Andrew I-loier vis-iled at ChrisNe1sen's at Sioux City Sunday.» Mrs. Hain and Mrs. Warrick of Blair, visited Sunday and Monday on any of above cars.We have a number of Coupes and Roadsters that would make the boy or girl a dandy car to drive to school..,W Q , ; @ m Be. suae to be in front of the Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co. by 2:39 sharp To share in the many BIG FREE PRIZES Vinfnn.F1mn4s. Chevrolet Comr.u m mn.blue nylll Bltendedabinhdaypartynea Kaunard in honor of Mrs. Naeve' ; u n e m u y I. r e e .Lvumuuys I n i gh t wi t h e a c h pa i d a du lt I D fQ f 2 I u t v v l l u l u n uC Q ~ '.N E R V I N E s B m i ~.1.-\z;x.f,11j5=.. -.- . . . . _ . . . . . .. Siiiir, NEBRASKA~'url A m a ll f n n e n n \v { |-~ `""'r¥1§y "£&ve`§£§5`én"€`»i1{nT" nil;l l l n Blnlr, Nebnska, August 28,h a m # m m .s1»n§ Fabian (hater Beauty' PuiorxPhone 47-Aliee1Trlplett.We sellmarothv Pen-kim. Coametia-they - - - .|- ..-- B r o c k ,v h o b y g a y e d t h _a z d _ _ S u. § § d » y _ .w i g ~" d z O B I T U A R Ymcrmm means PASSES lsmmy wining' ffm ann- *='P\D°E`°¥*'¥ P°*!=?~E9.¢3§¥;%€*'E.":_*".E¥.!*'~'*".'€.*.,".¥'?.'iE.IGHr mATIONzo Deaver.hllir.g Mn. Vic H»1;===»= gg' o pro nts 1 hborn n..¢'§';§ev=..?;gf | Y v Mr. and . Wm. Christiansen A mum Je ` and twenty-two yeua, puaed y nt the Univer- mlty hospital i omglu la st Sun- dly morning following nn illness of over eight mo§\l'xs duration.fhincoln,were Sundn dinnerHe was °P@¥°'€<'.°" lm '7°""\guesta at the Mrs . 1.5¢ Damm vary f°r avgendlmh and wu ho me near Admah,in honor ofthought to be on the mad to re~Mrs.Christianserfs uncle,Frank oovery when he beg-ume worse and|Damm, ,yhn is visiting there from and Bergitte and Bergille Wat of muse A wonuernu uuue cxtlmonly $1 a jan-4:ome in we will tell you hay lo npply lt.32-lt COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS August 26, 1980 An adjourned meeting of the Blndr City Council was called w order at 7:80 P. M. by Mayor th g m dee 9| Lawre ceb r Img 1.Stewnrt, the following Cousldlmen obut 3,153 Z2",.,.,¢"`1»» > . . . { ` ~ o ; n C a I . l ! . ,epenzllnrwéinx £0 roll a l l :Bxgelow, 'U (ive operaxions were performed Friday at the home of nil sitter, Hnndnhl, Jensen.Moore,McKay, _.... ,.__,__ ._,,Mrs. John meh and fnqnly.~and Roberts,Absent, r u n a u n v p u n : l r n o . The Nebraska Crop G Association is a nio ns w fields of nlfa lfa in Wad county that are at least years old where the owm such Ilelds desiro w harvest of seed. - Any Lield o!a ll ll fa tl'stood the winter killing Io yesrs or longer is digible 1 certification,because the from auch fields is certair gum- mn; mv : wuwnmwr sl-lr\»°'lll'!~ A. F. Nsweu.ur. Beam ised, received a cigarette ughm-.!» son~i.u-luv of Mr. Newell'| bm- The boys and girls tournunentlither, mv. H. B. Newell, D.D., who will be held this evening, Auzusrlbu just retired After fony years' zs.*service as missionary snperinmnd~ Mr. Hanaen'a Golf Course has ent in Japan and Korea under the proven very populaxfand those who | Congregational American Ba ud have been patmnizing the Course and is now liv ing in Claremont. \ Lucy Jones,wife o f Andrew Jonas, well knofwn and highly N~ Apected in this diy, passed lWl¥ Inst Thursday noon, August 21, at the hospital of the Soldiers' Home at Grand Island.Ierdea_th_v_vn Manta\....... L.. |ZLL I wnndarful _tinmm cram fo|||;§|,g |lovivv v--- - .- - -_--___ ----._ ...__n ly $ 1 a j u - c o m e i n - - w e w i l l" 1 " : , : ' a » y o u h o w t o a p p l y i t .8 2 - l t g crs o i l _................_. . _... _... ,,,,.,| 4-H CLUBBEHS Gln' 'ruuu-Lanw i v ! ! la t has r e ig h t fo r th i s z aeed u Th e W a s h i n g to n C o n : Clu b C a mp o p e ne H Tue s d a u s t 19 , a t 10:0 0 o' c loc k ar u n t i l A u g u s t 2 1 .~: A ; \1 I I . . l . . \ . -I - 4 . . .\ " \ . rw \V..1 4 H ;;e1§=°~"° has been very accom-_Ca1if_me result ol a xau une ouuuay-a ' z and generoug to the public..Previous which broke her hip andluv -I "ff ~ ~ of Qhe f:'?¥ 'T' frv m whic h on a mount of her ad~ xd lasted members »dge and rnped lar xlington. vers were Parents. rd from Every- 'leir cotu Qrepared. z. every~ and de- age and ae meals IMP RO VEM ENTS OF nw mi ELEVATOR Now COHPLETE (Continued from om one) Tlie annex, being at the dde and not having the proper height,i t wus difiicnltto get adl of tbegrain out o f the bins and. neassitated scooping by hand in order to com- pletely empty the bins.Conse- quently it was decided to do awry with the annex and use the mn- terial to increase the height of the main elevator. The new elevator is now 62 feet 'munity church in La Llannda, Calif.,,a town of about 2,000 population and a suburb of Los Angeles.No other church is allowed in the town by the sentiment of the com- munit and adlfwelfare orgunizr tions,including the church,,arc financed from a Community Chest annuadly nneu by public subscrip- tions. Mr. Beam has been studying this lsummer at Columbia University and Union Seminary,New York City, and left for his California home Sunday evening. ! vanced age, she was unable no re cover. Mrs. Janes was bom ln Judy, 1844 at Asthnbula,Ohio whore she grew to womanhood,Ou Feb. 7, i867 she 'was married to Andrew Jones in Valparaiso, Indiana.I n the aprink of 1881 they moved to a farm near Herman and have since that time mg, Washington county their home About twenty- five yenrrago they movednto this city and bought property and hero they lived until a aho time ago when they gave up th 'home and L to u e . o 1 me 4 - n Cluus .urum uxbut he got no Detter xSundaydeathcame putting A stop tau his I lering. The young mm wumaxed in Blair, the. lon Mn. Suxen Jensen but his long since puaed oz the mother,he leaves nuunmm.rncrcifnlly, I bodily suf- | born and of Mr. and the inthe: m.Beside: five bro- John and uu~m\A'nf Mr. and Mrs. Soren Jensen anddaughters,Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Alback and children were Tu u-day evening vls lmn at Lloyd Johnson's.Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Johnson,Anna and LeRoy were Sunday dinner guests at the George Kuhr, Jr. home in Blnlr.-Fred Anderlon returned home'P"af»d»v_ evening (mm Exeeldor Ior°wdy-After discussing the proposition of iscdng proposed Park Bonds the following nction was taken:Moved and Seéonded,that this 'Council reconsider their nctinn of Angnst 19, 1930 regarding the sale of`the proposed Park Bonds nnd une no gction be taken in this matter at the present time o n ....»u_¢__.. u....n..\.|r."...1. hardy enough to be classed u W ; d \ i n g t o n countiei cam*=-"*.§'e.1"'f='f7m§1=°» ix is recorn~ the Fm- Ground Park in A men . or_use.The bad roads and honAz this tame, mr. H°'\n s"°\'k»|rather discouraging Bm west of Herman, Nebraska, hu "but ¢-H elubbers arrive \en year old zen ure field 1rom{10.00 o'cJm:k until 2.90which he plnnn to harvest a crop on begun tt;`~of reed.1: is of certified Grimm while ,,i,,,,éf"wa;'gbe'§f origin.1¢ is unusually heavy lor When Use dinner n z 1 third cdtting and will produce a one was there 5 ;#gthen:Oaenr, Wm. C., Elmer all bl Blnlr, and Herman,and three six Nels Sorensen m d Bnynes of Blai r, md I .Andaman of Keunnrd. "'°° '"" "'spnngs, mo.bers,Mrs.Herman Petersen of Arlingw Mrs.RAY was a Sunday dinner guest at tk nm.John Howard Willxamsen home. Mr. and M13 T.[verson an rn §£'..°I"'u°'¢x4" }`f"é=Tmm= .-Inabf "'l' "'"""' °' '°°" »g_;°;,s____ llshtdi °° 'les pork |ne '-nmvmnlybduc ltjungoutn imuum ordinna.mn..'¢-fried.ingtan mary an produce in mm wen-Aerved quemuthe4umm ma mmm. ma m|¢lPf¥1'l E'ff'{£.2"2.i"'.!'2' uma- mem. Kill!Tl stylle 1.. u.. sl aaa 5 "54ae| 2 1!.fe°*.v"» =1°*="=¢ 9 °°'=°1. °¥.'f°| went m the Old Soldi h atCAMPING AT NEBRASKA |Grmmd Island.=§=ome STATE mml `To Mr.Mrs. Jones fourh ld children and Mgrxill Jyhnnon were inqm not oe_1ar ou wnen Iafm-A et iThe fulTral ==_y;;;=m the DZ.. Thursday evenmg vdntors at the dx be §"'9E"dg and f1=,;,;;g A53 eye wnll be domg that very thmg. culural ;j_';;dg== 'gd Tuesday emoo -d Soren Jensen home.ngqlntmg P"ns on r \lt is not an uncommon expreiv Klah Lu°.heran dmrch m Bmrmaq enue between South srreqc and aipn, according*-0 County Agent was played from mc il\'2\'\"°"*|""5 made in the an''rmn \nn;m>~ mf.§L» .J num-mm Colfax sum be Passed" W' P°°' mm-m» Rains, fn hear nf farmnrs "i§.'?t'. ... . | . | . _A . . . . . . :: f u r R i n n h a n l h n r u n n i n ! a n d n f h n n i| |u l l :' | 1 g | |a v v u V A l | \n s a f e . v o l l e y b a l l m a c h i n e r y h a s J w n g u h t i l t ° P »i t f o n n e g r o u n d f l o o r . `\3§¢§`§>lf¢¢"5?§"££;children §vete born, all of wlxom rly being on the Every year the camp grounds at have passed on but one, Fred otThe electric motor the Nebraska State Fair has a Hooper, Neb., being the only child Inranr ..~...|..»¢M 'Fhnrn lahqunetery.. CARD OF THANKS ~ N12 "Y" Un ""f§§Eiand reading.On mllenll,ow,nu can :elect i Il:ty;g|t"dled|Hqnd§\l, Jfn§9I}» .q¢mqg,B|f°'K__5_g,r u e gxrls s le p t i n th e n e w 4 » Hwh o , " P h th r e e o r f ° " § y e a r s , : my ma r g i n ;wh i le th e bo y s us-ed the f r o m f11'ty to a h u n re d do lla r s ..a n d s o m e t i m e s m o r e f o r s h i p p e d g g g g u g r g x l m n g f o . .t h e n i n ~~Y o u c a n ~'P IID RF IHII n f * n 1 ' | \ n n w 6 | \ n N n h n t n 1 s s e m e n m a n a s u e s w s n n e u c o r n -¢ m ¢ ° \ A r j " r ~ " " ~ ° " " °l L l u n u - " -" ' ; ' p a r tme m;w i t h spec ial ve n ti l a ti n g c o mo d a u o n s f o r 20 0 0 te nts .F a l r devic es to p r e ve n t a n y po ss i ble ~ vis i to rs ma y b ri ng *lul* o wn te nts chanc e o f fi re .A n wi r i n g h a p °1 ' r e nt te n ts o n th e g r ou n d s .A n been f m t i n tn rnnrllmiha a n d W p wlo r di n ar y tC I\ t. f o l' ei g ht da y s C 08 1 3 s u a vDec eased wa s a me m b e r o f t h e ap ti st c h ur c h an d le a d a c o n si s t- t c hr is ti an li f e i n k e e p i n g j v i t h t h e w i t h to wh i c h she c l u n g u n d to your personality--the hats forWomen and Misses this Fall are more beautiful than ever before,so come in soon and select your new Hat.Prices range from $1.88 to $7.50 in all heaiaizes includmg . . . . _ _ _ L _ --=--_ ..-,....._ {Schmidr. and Roberts voung #Au-.Crowdy being absent, the mation carried.This ordinance was then read [or the second time. Moved and Seconded, that rule We wish m thank the rrlny friends for !I'm¢ir kindness shownan durinz the time of illness and nee the _for "dn our ._..__, ...........,.... ...= ......,wsBaby Bae! Club playd I duuhle-own hudv "°"-heldey bm game mn me Fon- _ Pg_»fi!»!y \,h=r¢ |lve_o¢her !=r§\1=\'= tlnelle Baby Beef Club.n¢h¢1ub £3 c| ~ Q-Q1$5.50.No charge is made for véhicli was a great. comfort in her urring of a fire.camping site.One ticket. for each hours of trial. T h e e l e v a t o r n o w h a s f o u r l a r g e i a d u l t a d m i t s t o t h e f a i r a n d t h e T h e f u n e r a l s e r v i c e s w e r e h e l d 0 "_ ___n n r n n | » u n \ l l n l . . - a .r 1 . . _ . | . . - -- 4 n f l n . .. . . .I . . .6 | 4 ; f lu f f d e xf th o f o u r de ar su n a n d brothe r, Ric hard J ensen.Espec ial- l y we wi s h to th a n k those wh o \..s1._\n........1 ,;g,,, xn waamngton county,wha good stands of alfalfa that eight or more years old, would be lnberested in securi cnmof certified seed.ii thev have a r e who ng aknew won a game. Thursday at 2:30 o'clock camp was broken.The members declar~ ed it was one of the finest outingsthgy ever enjoyed.The bad roadsl l e b n' ca c: youmxm :urge neuuaxz eutons hats.Alw ays t ry the F ash mn Cen te r Firs t for H at s.32~1t NEW ENGLANH NEWS six b e a g a in suspend ed tha t rule six be a gsm suspended ,and th at this ordinance be passed to it s u f\xrd reading.On r oll ca ll B ',|ge~ 1-1.1 n... .-..u n a "M.-_ ms vmn a c a p a mty o f 3 0 0 0 b u sh - I ' ~ " ' " v 5 ~ " = ° ~ \ ° ls Eac h a n d f a m szmsdlor hine;A.STUUCYY u n : L g g u u u u y " P .a za v p .n l .11|u n :s t o r e s e l l s s u p p l i e s | B a p t i s t c h u r é h a t I - I e r m a n w i t h "" " `W "" "" " " `" W l t reuonmlile price .Plen nl Re .M of Blair ofiki mtilg~ ""¥§.'!",?i§°"2.?M.l¥ clean mum and sho:rer »..¢h3' are .WI |..¢'L§".L'....¢ was :Lum i n t h e dm.'rn a m 1 - H cemetery."E.'f°?f nf n y ~ ' t ° f ' g ° ' n \ » r . » . » . | _ . . . T ~ : . : | " . . : | | ; : . |a i . ml m mn nlrendv sunken 8¢!1l.SUCH uea uulua u u n u u n c ; -ins rs a nd the min ister f or h is h elp- 4.5 eaonflié nf cavmtiathv and thUS8|x., };§s§éd';,;;',;_;;c. Mrs. Mary Jensen , and family. . | ,. Wash Dresses in good looking styles on sale MW at 67c, $1 and $2 In sizes 14 to 52-New Dress me$Yours I-`ade<-Try the Fashioné m I-'im for Extraorwnary .. ..~.. 1-.. x.. ii.. VM-ir Mr.and Mrs.Freeman LoftisandHowardwoknner at the George Ipftis home onday.Cnrrul Thompson returned home $ 5 5 3 3 o"§"i§¢d'"<?l'£fEE home ral H.Radcliff of Tekai-nah,has been fixing the wells nn the farms occupied by Raymond Magill and low, nunuxuu, Jensen, moon.,li...Kay, Schmidt and Roberts voting 'AYE', Crowdy being absent,the motion carried. This ordinance was then mad for the third time.Moved and Seconded, that this ordinance,prohibiting parking of yehieles on Walker Avenue be- tween South Street and Colfax the method of doing it.Eaéh to be certified must be insp before it is cut by an oflici the Nebraska Crop Growers' socxation.Farmers having fields shoudd get i n touch Paul Stewart of.the Agricul College at Lincoln or vith Ci ggeny George Bates ofBlair I l e l u ecteo al of As- such withA . - . . . . . l t k lr d I rernaps me greatest convemenceggggego1528. gf and emonsfra lmstalled is the automatic lift which County Agent and Mrs Bates =;=ff,§S worcrnen to the top of the ui ng.t. is composed of awere m charge of the camp and i small platform counter balanced were assisted by Stella Jespersenofthe"Fly ing Finger S°v=i"eIf.`f'..2. 'f.;i§£'*f'..f':§',.°.=;.£zii"e"§_§ I J ; vl u » \ \ | |uv\.u\l a b u vu h lIt i s only a short ww center of the grounds educational vacation a1 cost was ever offered. mi: "£'°""£iI`é of h;-IR; t.iE'i\u§"'"":,|;;'-"' :N h n m 's la n t e n mn ln i u n n f n l o n !I n d; » J ` L » } ` i i ` L Biéiiia-ii}2" §nT1 `I¢€ Er{1 n ul dr e n .v { | { [ H , |Q g u b v r a n d M r .B g t g g 's e c r e t a r y ,o n u u a | c v c L s u l :u l l u n a s a c a u .g u u u a u n t y D o r o t h y I I a i n ..s i z e d m a n t o t h o t o p i n a l m o s t ' s b e -;C o u n t y A g e n t B a t e s e x p r e s s e d " " $ § " T . . _ _~~__.w».values mrery uw un |,u\= """"" I F reéman Iloftisflr n n n |.¢n-Ann re tu r ne d h o me o n lsn-een in the City of Blair, Neb-I \raska,fli ng penaltie s for viola- dons of said Onilnance and re- pealing all Ordinanges ox-_parts Qi lore narvesmng xl. NEBRASKA PIG CROP c o m s s r T O E ND s o m: an unwr gg nave a more aggur-"lf .''.:';':m;;,,?,a':,"5:'.<,,f";'-':£"'.;€I=~check on the grnm as ir is eociation and others who haf ex|shxpped out, a wewfin scale has tended courtesies and Hvile so\been installed.Gram xs elevatedPgetn sn bin in the tnn nf tha |»|o\mtnr IndividualizedI-'o nmzn FONTANELLE ",; ,§ ""~w o m m m m s m e m l m m f " 1 3 . 3 Styles| Mr.and Mrs.Henry Ruwe of vthis city, attended funeral services for Mrs. Caroline Ruwe of Fre- mont, mother of Mr. Ruwe, on lazy Saturday morning,August 23 in FremontOthers from Blair who attended were a granddaughter, Mrs. J. w. Blatter and l t .Blatter,Mrs. Mr.and Mrs. Arthur Andersenandbaby spent Sunday at the Lars Petersen home.Altn Robinsnn of Omaha, is vis- iting at the Martin Haier home. Ruth Paulson,who has been working at Omaha, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pawson. Leonard Loftis of Calhoun spent Friniay at Qlie George Loftislzome. Ordinances in conflict cnerevmn, be numbered No. 487, title as read agreed upon, passed and approved and that the same be published as required by law.-On roll call, Bigelow, Hundahl, Jensen,Moore, McKay, .setnnidz and Roberts vot- ing 'Aye',Ctowdy being absent, the .motion carried The Street and Alley Committee were asked to see that this street is properly- _ A | : M _ Mr.Miller Nelson,living two and one-hal! miles south of Ken- nurd,Nebraska,will soon eom~ plete his 1930 Nebraska Pig Crop .Contest-that of keeping an dbcnr- ate record of all feed fed to his brood saws from the time the first sow was bred last (all until his crop of spring pigs averaged 180 day s o r 6 months old.His 180 days are un on Serliember 3. 1930. the 4-H Clbs.The park makes an ideal place lor such a camp, and club mem- bers are looking forward to next year when they hope to retum. The .Clubs represented were: Riverview Health Club,Kennard Kooldng Klub, Washington County SheepClub ,Blue Ribbon and Fon- tanelle Pig Clubs,Triangle and Fontanelle Baby Beef Clubs, Mod- Mnldanu l1'luinr» 'Pinson flrnnn ~--- - - -- -- - - -" " r v . .- - - v " - -1 - ' -wh i c h ha s th e c apa c ity o f ab o u t 500 bush els.W h e n th e b i n i s f u li a sc ale c o nn ec te d wi th i t bu t lo c a t- e d o n th e ma i n f lo o r , we i g h s th e g r a i n a n d i t i s emp ti e d i n to th e c a r o n t h e tr a c k b e lo w.Th e a ve - rage railroad car holds about 1500 bushels,thus necessitating only three weighings for each carloud. Cha nc e o f f i r e f r o m f l y i n g smarlc nf pn nrinn s hun hoon nlirnin- f+ \ \f- " : <:§3? m lbesc Chic -Z F. Fas n 'pg >ALL HATS _/\ Hirmie 'rr-ipleu and mr. :mu mrml Mr.and Mrs.George mins ann;F r e d G n y e r .I f a r n i l y 'M r .a n d M r s .F l e e m a n f --\1 v : ¢ : _- _ . l I ! - - . . . . . . . . I | . . . . l . .¢ ¢ - " i n n avA 1 H 7 1 ~ r.. ... I Ir. , 1' 1 J \fr ~/ . / / / r 'fag,4; 1 /rf ,¢ Z E P P B L I N - G R A M M a k i n g f i n e H e a d w a y ,u m m 1/Ba t the ro a re w e e h mo r e t n g o i n t l x l n Zeppelin Rue-we malt keep up our lpeed i o l e l d t h e l l e e t l l t b e i d s h l n d t l k e t l e p r i x .So dm\'t fall to no us before you 'hy dren or tubes.You'lI be repaid In ears vnluo md service for helnlnt "l . . . f " ' |~ ~1 ~1" ated by the complete covering of steel which completes a modern, practical elevator. The Rivetf.Company and their manager,Mr.Lippincott.,are to be congratulated on their pro- gressiveness and desire m safe~ guard the welfare of their work- men and surrounding property by these improvements. .\ Vl SITOR FROM CAIJIFORNIA Rev.Kenneth s. Beam o f L a Canada, Calif.,spent Ina: Satur- Summer Silk Dresses-values to$20-sacrificed at sans and $6.75 at the Fashion Center-sizes 11 bo46-149 to sell at these two prices -you will get some real bargains. I/ " ,ff/ . » ¢ =,I/ u r /E ~J K ff)- : I" " " - -- - - Q/ . " / / I / //f .I?/ .f .1'"/f I"/1,f f gfff - 1 _` ' f " - -""-1"-.- ..:;_____lr :-._a- 'els with motifs of matchedsilksor felt and bows to harmonize.Dozens u p o n dozens of styles in as many different materials . . ~ all shown in the new fall eolors. $2.75 to $5.00 The Style Shoppe J\'Cr:./mic I. VunQeu.sen, prqvrielar The d9t'.E36€d WHS R TEBIGCHI DI L I UB Bill]nuwuru wu Dulluny murlseu ul. uuce. . auuvcu uuu \.Jw;\..-'N 1'-..-.- ................, . ._,...5 ....¢,~..., waul!the Fontanelle vicinity of this dmner at the Frank Loftus home.onded,that this meeting be ad-Mr.eson has the reputatlon Busy Bees, and Blue Birds of Bono county for many years where, with Many of the neighbors attenqed journed.All Councilman present of b°h}B a successful hog 1ai§°1°Sewing Clubs.--By Ruth Morgan,.._\_\...|1\r:1\.,..1..n...,....nm a natty for Mra Wm. Oison wluch ,,,,H,,,, :Aunt !ha nmfinn nnrrind.He believes and practices 5am"'"|Camu Renorter. ner nusuunu,nnuwnw awww, sm.lived and acquired considerable land holdings.Mr. Ruwe died in 1900 after they had moved to Fa mont.She is survived by eight cial- dren:Wm.F.Rowe,Fremont; Henry Ruwc of Blair; Edward and Alfred, Fremont;Jesse of Omaha; Caroline of Fremont; Mrs. Henry Monks of Funtunelle and Mrs. Henry Hoelscher of Pasadena, Cal- ifornla.Interment was made in Fremont was given at her home Saturday evming. Harley Thompson of Blair,is visiting at the home of his uncle, Earl Thompson.' Mr.and Mrs.Ed F.Fletcher wese Sunday visitors at Pete Lar- sen's.Mr, and Mrs. Henry I-lavendick and Ivan, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howendjckand family, Mr.and Mrs. homie Bovendlck and LeRoy of Drum were Sunday dinner guests at the Raymond Magill home Mr.and Mrs. Earl Thompson 6 City Clerk.pasture.A lot of attention is '" X I f s s € § 7 5 . ' s { " ' "" " j " ' " " `ition, balanced rations, and alfalfa J. Harold Stewart, Mayor. : Summer Silk Dresses-mixes to $20-Saerificed at sans and $6.75 at the Fashion Center-dzes 11 to46-149 to sell at these two prices -you will get some real bargains. JENSEN FAMILY HOLDS FICNIC (Continued from page one) given to foundation,care and management of his breeding herd. Mr. Nelson's spring pig crop is not 180 days izld,however,they are ready for market at this Hina, but he plans to hold them until his regular weighing day of Septem- ber 3rd.This is a rare achieve~ ment and, as soon as they are weighed, he will be able to figure exactly what each pound of pork Mae on M-~i..»a €o_~\"..n.:~m New Fall Dresses arriving every day at the Dress Store of Blair- the Fashion Center.Prices are $4.98 to $19175 and sizes range from 11 to 52.We can fit you perfectly in a stunning new Dress when ever you want one.Travel Print Sui":that is Sleeveless Dress with long sleeve Jacke can be worn immediatelly and are very, very sty li s h-c ome i n andlook at the m-they are certainly beautiful.32-lt cemetery.` Summer Silk Dresses-values to,pa u-_ mnmefl an sa ve ~ $6.75i t t h e F a s h i o n C e n t e r - - s i z e s 1 1 t o u n n n "i f u m . . m m v u - i n n and family visimd relatives atBlair Friday. Mrs. John P. Ericklen was oper- ated on at an Omaha hospital last week.Her many friends hope for nrvwdu group.ax.; m`$'f¢ ;.;:"..;;: h;"u§,"k§;;f-'° MIDGET GOLF TOURNA- Iater in the afternoon the No elaborate equipment is used MEN1' nmws INTERESTmagnifioenf.marblefloored Fon- by Ml'-N¢'~5°", And County Agent (Continued from page one) Geor Bates r h raise Itanelie ballroom was turned over ze u gee o z rs c »-" _._....¢..u....,x.¢......_.....Wnnhinamn mnntu n. imrmf-v wh-...-- :.. ..».-a.......,\.:.-1. mil.-.m»du l J w #0 ' z A u u u u U \ f { l | I l | I I u l c u .s uf a m a l y s p e n t S u n d a y e v e n i n g a tu 1 : ~ 1 : ~ n r u r n ' l " t J t ' t 7 ¢ : n n n r r ;1 l I 1 i ' ¥ . l .A n n u m !R m a m " x § f t ¢ I I I l 0 0 n w a s s p e n t §§»__w ia 13-may deal of interest. :nr 1;;I 1 l :po rti on s to c li ma x th e on e big' an n u a l e ve n t. Those present report the most enjoyable time i n years and are already anxious for the gathering of 1 93 1. Announcement ©©©©©©©© Starting, September Ist 1930 The Blair Milling Co. will be located in the large Warehouse just east of the City Light Plant. IOur business will be continued just the same as in the past, with the exception that we will not manufactureflour but will have our Maintop and White Loaf brands made by one of the larg- er mills near by. 'We trust that our customers will follow us to our new location and we assure you that we will be able to give better service than we haveinthe past._ ,!éL§i;,""'"v2 a ~ ThenewR. C.-A; Radiola Now arriving at The Arndt I-lard ware ment netwd Mn. No m Ha lben winner ol first prize for the Indies, she receiving a beautiful mesh bag.Bill Cappis and John Jensen tied scares for the men, so were each given a wrist watch.Myron See our windows for the Smart- est Styles in Slippers that Wea: lox' Women, Misses and Children-and than come in and let us tit you out we CAN fi t you.FashionCenter.Erma Jetticks are $5 and $$-dzes 1 m 1 2 - A AAAA zo Nine hundred und fiity replies have come in from banners who obtained seedling trees of the ag- ricultural college extension service I n t I n .e ilinzs have m e ~ s i e reports from western Nebraska are particularly gratifying.The sea- son there has been very favorable had most of the bees doing fine. Central and eastern Nebraska farm ers who started thw trees right hut s pring and kept the weeds out reported a satisfactory sur- vival in spite ol tha extreme heat und dry weather. . YORK CREEK Ksvvs Mr. and Mrs. Morris Christian- -aaa Avpsoupam auxoq uouapuvmd sq; q,u pmgsyt uupfrqa we uas g,Mrs.Soren Jensen and Janet spent Wednesday at the C. W. Christiansen home in Blair.Mrs. John Reeh and children andRuth Reeh stayed at the parental, A.A. Compton home while Mr. Reels attended a lodge meeting in Kcnnard Thursday evening. Chris Vinderslev and Fred Kubie spent Friday and Saturday fishing azutiie Elkhorn.N 1 .and .e sonwere Wednesday hvéning callers at Howard Willinmaen's. Bergitte West fo! Lincoln, spent the pan week visiting at the Wm.Chnstinnsen hunk.he returned to Lincoln Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs;Fw d Kuble andfamilyand Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Knbie and family were Sunday dimer guests at the Pete Chris- tiansen home.Mr. und Mrs.\K. Anderson of neu Arlington,re Sunday din-ner guests at the John Rogert home.Mx. and Mn. Elmer Thane are the proud1Rarentc ot a ten pound srirl horn nndnv svnninv. Summer Silk Dresses-alues to$20-sacrificed at $3.75 and $6.75 at the Fashion Center-»sizes 11 to 46-149 to sell at these two prices-you will get some real bargains. Wash Dreams in .good lookingstyles on sale now at 6'7e, $1 and $2 in sizes 14 to 52-New Dress Free ii Yours Fade-'Dry the FashionCenterFa-sz for ExtraordinaryValues Every day in the Year/l t ORDINANCE NO. 4s1 An 0rdinance,Prohiblting Park- ing of Vehicles on Walker Avenue between South Street and Colfax Street in the City of Blair, Nelr raska, Fixing Penalties for Viola- tions of snid Ordinance and Re- pealing all Ordinances or parts cd Ordinances in Conflict therewith.. BE IT ORDAINED. by the May- or and City Council of the City ofBlair,Nebraska:.Seetioh 1.That Walker Avenue between South Street and Colfax Street in the City of Blair, Neh- rasku, be, and the same hereby is, deplared to be n no puking zone Section 2.That it ia hereby or dained in be unlawful for any ve hicle to be parked or allowed tz stand for any period of time on any part of Walker Avenue be- tween South Street snd Colin: Street in the City of Blair, Neb rnskn. Section 3.That any person vlo lating any of the provisions of thi ordinance shall be deemed gdlt; of a misde anor and upon con viction theres! shall be find no less tlmn $6.00 nor more tha: $50.00 and shall stand committe until such fine and costs hnv been paid. Section 4.All ordinances an parts of ordinances in oonllic herewith are hereby repealed. Sactinn This nnitnnnra d n l / Z E P P B L I N - G R A M M a k i n g f i n e H e a d w a y ,u m m 1/Ba t the ro a re w e e h mo r e t n g o i n t l x l n Zeppelin Rue-we malt keep up our lpeed i o l e l d t h e l l e e t l l t b e i d s h l n d t l k e t l e p r i x .So dm\'t fall to no us before you 'hy dren or tubes.You'lI be repaid In ears vnluo md service for helnlnt "l . . . f " ' |~ »1 | ~ \f_.»\- }. . f {Q _ w r 4 " " " u : » ~~; ,z y /-|I,/// ' , /`p f f j l i 6-Ply nEAv§_?DUTY i 7"\':.e \ Fol'.'d'ch¢Vl'0|¢t Spqciads!lmvest nies eva quoted on 6-ply G"°"f°-'E__-___h u h Bnl n- li fe ti me n l n u u e d - c u d1*i I prov ed S `Co r d B-ug `' W m Fggfpry Firsts 3 ' & ' °.i '. » '&L laok'¢mow:b aoxan ---sasa PAz9x4;4o 4-gg 50030x4.50 4.30x4.50 \THFINDERMr. and Mrs. Wm. Christiansen and Bergittn accompanied by MissBergitte West of Lincoln and Le- Roy Spike! mow to Shenandoah earlil Thursday morning and vim Ited at tl: radio nati ons.They returned ome y .Mr. and Mn. Han-in Gu'lsth:|~ s e n a n d ~ w e n S a n d n y d i n - ne r gm at ~home near Kznnud:Mr.and M n .Chriu Vkndenlsv spent Thursday afternoon mdthat dght at flu Harry Jv hnlon homena t Ke nnlrd.Tha ladies ue nil- take effect and be in foree fron and after its passage,approva and publication ns required by law Passed and approved this 26tl day of August, 1980. Atte lt, c. E. K-fllll. City Clerk J. Hlrnld Siewlrt,c s m i h Mly m Summer Silk Dnues-values h nt #Ms and $6.7at the Fashion Ceuta:-dun 11 1.446 -M9 to se ll n |e two pdeu _.mn v m fn mm. » .\ | ......:..- -$10.15 8.2516.95n o o n US E D n u n s ,CHEAP Blair Top & Tiie Co. aBLAm,'NEsRAsKA Repairing" ~ ' a m ' ' ° " " ' f ; ' ; . "r-" 5 J a d l n k rviurllod home o:1JPhona4'}:-AlieoTri,|aktt.w u é'.,