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NUMBER 34Fnmtha_§u§m Spotjl Nebraska-VOLUME Ii'Tf{IIV wunmnm Cmmty.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
commrrrsn MEETS
The dem tic county cerrtral
committee Tuesday nftenfoqninthecountycommissioner;rooms
and after the usual opening pro~ceeded w the election of officera
The members of the committee
present were:J.P. Jensen A.A.
Wilkins Mrs.Dan Phllllps How
ard Jansen and Mrs.E.A.Brum
baugh all of Blair;E.E.Wugerso!Arlington;Joe Sully of Do Soto
arid John J.Fitzgerald of Calhoun
and H.H.Scheer of Fontnnellc.
RETURNSFROM1BelllN.n°1.0oNvEN'r1oNGraveling Of The»
~Fontanelle HighwayAssuredMmEldeM::BHde :tate presi
dentof the W.R.C.¢ndherdS
ter Mn.Anna Caldwell of Omaha
who is the state secretary return
ed Wednesday o!last week from atriptoCincinnatiOhiowherethey
went aswielegatea to attend the
national convention of w.R.C.
Mrs.McBride xeporfed a most
interesting trip.They went by
way of SL Louis.
ollowing the business meeting
a e delegates were invited to ride
on a five deek sleam boat down
the Ohio river to vdew Granffs
birth plam at Point Pleasant
0hio=Gen.Grant III was the
officer of the day and made an ad
giress at the birth place.There
were 4000 people on the steam
boatf
~Road Com}nlttee|l rom the Dram
Neirhboxhood Meet Wi¢hCounly
Band and Talk Ove:the Road
Grayelink for Fontnnelle Hiwsy.
umm THE REQU|RED LEVY
Rmd Districts \9p\d ll tn Hue
Three Mil!Levy Sinead Over A
Tig of lfwo Years.
__At last thxough\ the efforts of
the progressive spirit .of the farm
ers living contiguous tothe Fon
ool \
ElectionCarries
The sclinolBen
FASHION CENTER
FALL DRESSES
Fashion Center announces the
opening this week of a new departmentfeaturingregularS10Fall
Silk Dresses at $7.95 every day
always :me price and always some.thing new in sizes 11 lo 46prowingtoyouthatthereisnoneed
Ka go elsewhere to get bargains in
good looking Silk Drases.Their ad
is on Lhe back page illustratingsomeof the=e Dresses.Look at
it an then came to the Fashion
Cent r in Blair and select your newFallOutfit.They have everythinginstockrightnewandyouknow
the Fair is next weekbetter
Dress Up and Look Good.34lt
CANADIANS VISIT STATES
Adolph Lazure of this city is
enjoying a visit fro his brother
J.B.Lazure his nep ew and niece#
Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Lazure nnd_their daughter Miss Marie Lazure
all of Montreal Canada who arI
rived by automobile last Tuesday
for a visit.|
This is their first trip to the
pleasant and interesting experi
ences ahead of them.
The brothers have not met for
several years and are thoroughly
enjoying the reunion.
They will visit at SunnysidethehomeolMr.and Mrs.Joe LazureattheJackLazurehomeatDe
Soto and the Jerry Foley home in
Blair.
The old neighbors and friends of
Mrs.M H.B.Boaenbalm af west
South street gathered at her newhome an east Cnlhx efxeet on Int
V\edne |y afternoon w extend
gmeti fn her in her new loca
tion and have lort M.:house
warmingturhax.Itianeedleuio
say that she was very p1euedto
lee her old neighbors nguin.Be
fnahments were served by thelldiu.
Leslie .0ffeh ;Church Record):
Mra Annie Martin Mrs.F.W.
Arndt;Foreign Language Work:
Grace Thompson Esther Hughes;Parsonage:Officers of the Ladies
Aid Society;Pastoral Relations
and Pulpit Supply;C.R..Mend
J.L.Edwards Mrs.Annie Martin;Nominations:Pastor Mrs.W.J.
Koopman H.L.Guyer.1
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ArrENn srznvxcss
Punen]services were held Sul
urday morning for Mr.CalvitgiLewellenatGrandIslandfrom
the Catholic chunfh ol this city
etery.Notice of his sudden death at
Clay ggmff Neb.while on his
sales rritary was noted in last
weeks Enterprise.
He was the only son of Mnanii
Mrs.Ed Lewellen of this city and
was but thiny years of age.He
attended the city schools as ayouthandenlistedintheWorld
War where he ssw active service
and suffered as many others from
8¢\5~1le is survived by his wife his
parents and two dst/ers and mnnyfriends.
The wealth of flowers sent byfriendstestifiedtotheesteemin
which he was held by nll.
The following outoftown rela~
ives and friends were among those
\
1~Mrs.C.A.Green Mr.and
~rs.R.E.Sanford Mr.and Mrs.
ack Willman Mr.and Mrs.Greg
rson and Mrs.Martha McAllister
l of Grimd Island Heb;Mr.and
rs.Ed Stricklett.of Minneapolis
r.and Mrs.Lewis Bascue of
~nsus City;Mrs.James Hart of
orth Platte and Mrs.Wm.Jef
ers Eileen Killiher Jeffers and
ss Kathern Seyfen all of 0ma
Assessed Valuation And l-tvy OfWashing-
ton County For Current Year Of1930
Assessed Valuation$36,546,160
Aug.28 1930
The Board of County Commis
sioners continued the meeting of
August 26 1930 as per adjournmentallmembersbeingpresent.On motion duly made and carriedthefollowingresolutionwas
paas€d:BE yr RESOLVED by the Board
of County Commissioners ol Wadi
ington County Nebraska that
there be and hereby is levied the
following taxes for the current
year 1930 including State CountyTownshipCitySchoolDistrict
Village Road District Laor TaxSpecialRoadTaxandothertaxesas rempxired by law on all taxable
property in said County as shown
by the assessment rolls or that
my be legally added as follows
towit:
ASSESSED VALUATION OF
WASHINGTON cou..rr..
$30545150
STATE LEVY
General Fund
Capitol Fund
Mills
2.12
.22
Total
COUNTY LEVY
General Fund
Road
Bridges
2.84
Mills
1.4
.71
1.15
terest
Intersection Paving Bonds &
Interest
Parks &Park Purposes
Hydmnt Rentals
District Sewer Bonds &In
terest
Maintenance &Operation of
Fire Dept..Purchase of Fire Apparatus
1.
7.30
.10
.60
.40
.40
.80
Total .P911 Tax42.00
ARLINGTON LEVY
General
Water Bond Indebtedness
Improvement Wafer Works
SystemPublicLibrary
Lighting Streets
Hydrant Rentals
Alleys etc.
1280
Mills
4.00
.50
.50
.25
1.50
.50
Total
Poll Tax$2.50
FORT CALHOUN :. .av l.
General
Street Lightinghin &.Park Purposes
725.
mms5.002.00.50
Payment o!Int.Pav.Bonds
&Int.12.00
Maintenance &Operation ol :
I ire Department .20
Purchase of Fire Apparatus soWaterBonds&Interest 6.00
Soldiers Relief .014 Hydrant Rentals .50
Ditch &Drainage .10MothersPension.10 Total 2650
agneulmre 0 soak show Poll Tax$250
Assnf .07 HERMAN LEVY Mills
4 General 5.00
Total 3.544 sneer Lighting 2.25
Free High School Tuition |Park.a &Park Purposes 501
Fund 1 mill Int. »on Village Electric Light
Special Igvy for Ft.Cal |Bonds 2.00
honn Township for Road .40 mills Water Works Purposes 2.50
Special Levy for Road Dist Int.on Intersection Paving
riot No.4 \1_mill Bonds 4.75
Also a tax of ten cents on each
colonyofbeea in the County as Total 17.00
provided for in Senate File 88 Poll Tax$2.00
Sesdon Laws 1929.and a Labor KENNARD LEVY Milli;Tax of $2.50 in all precincts as ze General 8.501
quired by law.Water Works ImprovementsAlsothattherebeandherebyandIbmnslons 4.00
is levied upon all Taxable Pro Street Lights 2.00
petty o!each dty and village of Intersection Gravel Fund 2.00
Washington County Nebraska asfollowsfor the year 1930 as shown Total 11.50
by the Assessment Rolls !or raid Poll Tax$2.50
year or that may be legally .added WASHINGTON LEVY Mills
for the following accounts for the General Fund 2.00
year for the following purposes:[Street Light 2.00
BLAIR CITY LBVY Mills Transmission Line Bonds 4.00
General 5.Street 6:Alley 2.00
Public Library 110 |Street Lighting 2.50 Total 10.00
Sewer Outlet Bonds &In Poll Tax$2.50
Valuation And Levy Of School Dulricts
No.Valuation Gen. levy Bond & Int.Amt. Raised Amt.Wanted
1 2218020 14.0 2.2 $45020 5450002soa5e53.~010 900
s 800315 11.s902
4 919170 1.4 1285 1250
5 780190 5.4 4213 4200
6 613575 4.2 2.577 2.500
1 492865 3.7 1021 1500s4020154.s 1732 l.1700
9 s21700 as 1222 1200106398352.9 1.855 1300
11 1054200 1.1054 10001245s5552.8 1043 1444
1a 758925 27 I 2042 2000145025051.s 1.248 120015982815.65 625 000165540052.8 1071 1000175952701.s 1071 1000
18 474525 s.1.42s 140019ss1s45L215181500207218501.7 1227 1200213608000.4 1225 1.2002211407558.9 10152 100002s6006708.8 1982 1.90024121022012272.16099 17000257001802.9 2080 2.000204280358.1.204 1.2002710105251.5 1527 1.0002s2005752.1 887 800
29 596755 4.7 2.004 2000
so 544215 ;2.0 1414 1.400
81 007320 2s 2200 2200
_82 002.240 2.5 1505 1500
as 498575 1.7 sas sooa45755251.8 1.007 1000
s5 404.020 25 1012 1.000
as 551155 4.0 8 2585._2500
87 7a7a5s0 .7 51.6 500
BlairHigh
Uncle;Way
~_....
Sunshine wu a. good one and itwasjusttheforerunnerofotherswhichfollvwed6011113 the week.On Monday night ons vaudeville
m was espednlly good that vuthehooprolling.It (nr aoelled
anything ol its sort that had nppearedonthestagelnBlair.
The Bud M|:0wen show taken
u n whole in n good wholesoms
week of mberfulnm¢nt and shouldbe welcomed in my fmrn.
CLOSE WEEK OF
ENTERTAINMENT
The Hazel Mcowm Stock Com
pany closed a week of enmertain
ment in Blair last Saturday evening.To say the least the show
wus a decided success as everyactor connected with the raggxegationwas1realartist..The opening show Old Man
Spvciai Election for lheSwimming
Pool Carries by Small Majority.
$250W Bond lmme to be Made
for Buying Site md Building Pool
SCHOOL CHI LDREN aoosfms
Previouz m Elecdnn Worked Up
pool.This was decided at
Iuesdays special election sw
was called to vote on a $21
bond issue for the purchase
rite :md the building of a sui
pool for the accomodation of
public.The agitation for the pool
startcd during the extremely
weather in July and a petition
circulated.asking t11e_gnunci
submit the proposition to a
of the people.After the usual prciimin
this was Hone and the culrnin
nf the matter occurred Tue
The sclinolBen
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Agessed Valuation And l-tvy OfWash
ton County For Current Year Of1930
Assessed Valuation$36,546,160
Aug.28 1930
The Board of County Commis
sioners continued the meeting of
August 26 1930 as per adjournmentallmembersbeingpresent.On motion duly made and carriedthefollowingresolutionwas
pass€d:BE yr RESOLVED by the Board
of County Commissioners ol Wadi
ington County Nebraska that
there be and hereby is levied the
following taxes for the current
year 1930 including State CountyTownshipCitySchoolDistrict
Village Road District Laor TaxSpecialRoadTaxandothertaxesas rempxired by law on all taxable
property in said County as shown
by the assessment rolls or that
my be legally added as follows
towit:
ASSESSED VALUATION OF
WASHINGTON cou..rr..
$30545150
STATE LEVY
General Fund
Capitol Fund
Mills
2.12
.22
Total
COUNTY LEVY
General Fund
Road
Bridges
2.84
Mills
1.4
.71
1.15
terest
Intersection Paving Bonds &
Interest
Parks &Park Purposes
Hydrant Rentals
District Sewer Bonds &In
terest
Maintenance &Operation of
Fire Dept..Purchase of Fire Apparatus
Total .P911 Tax42.00
ARLINGTON LEVY
General
Water Bond Indebtedness
Improvement Water Works
SystemPublicLibrary
Lighting Streets Alleys etc.
Hydrant Rentals
1.
7.30
.10
.60
.40
.40
.80
isaq
Mills
4.00
.50
.50
.25
1.50
.50
Total
Poll Tax$2.50
FORT CALHOUN :. .av l.
General
Street Lightinghin &.Park Purposes
725.
mms5.002.00.50
Payment o!Int.Pav.Bonds
&Int.12.00
Maintenance &Operation ol :
I ire Department .20
Purchase of Fire Apparatus soWaterBonds&Interest 6.00
Soldiers Relief .014 Hydrant Rentals .50
Ditch dt Drainage .10MothersPension.10 Total 2650
agneulmre 0 soak show Poll Tax$250
Assnf .07 HERMAN LEVY Mills
4 General 5.00
Total 3.544 sneer Lighting 2.25
Free High School Tuition |Park.a &Park Purposa 501
Fund 1 mill Int. »on Village Electric Light
Special Igvy for Ft.Cal |Bonds 2.00
honn Township for Road .40 mills Water Works Purposes 2.50
Special Levy for Road Dist Int.on Intersection Paving
riot No.4 \1_mill Bonds 4.75
Also a tax of len cents on each
colonyofbeea in the County as Total 17.00
provided for in Senate File 88 Poll Tux$2.00
Sesdon Laws 1929.and a Labor KENNARD LEVY Milli;Tax of $2.50 in all precincts as ze General 8.501
quired by law.Water Works ImprovementsAlsothattherebeandherebyandIkmnslons 4.00
is levied upon all Taxable Pro Street Lights 2.00
petty o!each dty and village of Intersection Gravel Fund 2.00
Washington County Nebraska asfollowsfor the year 1920 as shown Total 11.50
by the Assessment Rolls !or raid Poll Tax$2.50
year or that may be legally added WASHINGTON LEVY Mills
for the following accounts for the General Fund 2.00
year for the following purposes:[Street Light 2.00
BLAIR CITY LBVY Mills Transmission Line Bonds 4.00
General 5.Street 6:Alley 2.00
Public Library 110 |Street Lighting 2.50 Total 10.00
Sewer Outlet Bonds &In Poll Tax$2.50
Valuation And Levy Of School Dulricts
No.Valuation Gen. levy Bond & Int.Amt. Raised Amt.Wanted
1 2218020 14.0 2.2 $45020 5450002sos5e53.~010 900
s 800315 11.s902
4 919170 1.4 1285 1250
5 780190 5.4 4213 4200
6 613575 4.2 2.577 2.500
1 492865 3.7 1021 1500s4020154.s 1732 l.1700
9 s21700 ss 1222 1200106398352.9 1.855 1300
11 1054200 1.1054 10001245s5552.8 1043 1444
1s 758925 27 I 2042 20001450ss051.s 1.248 120015982815.65 625 000165540052.8 1071 1000175952701.s 1071 1000
18 474525 s.1.42s 140019861645L215181500207218501.7 1227 1200213608000.4 1225 1.2002211407558.9 10152 100002s6006708.8 1982 1.90024121022012272.16099 17000257001802.9 2080 2.000204280358.1.204 1.2002710105251.5 1527 1.0002s2005752.1 887 800
29 596755 4.7 2.004 2000
so 544215 ;2.0 1414 1.400
s1 007320 2s 2200 2200
_82 002.240 2.5 1505 1500
as 498575 1.7 sas soos45755s51.8 1.007 1000
s5 404.020 25 1012 1.000
as 551155 4.0 s.2585._2500
87 7a7s5s0 .7 51.6 500
...»....on
H.H.Scheer during the cousc is to be graded and graveled.ThisW.R. C To MEET of the meeting vcndercd his reslg is the most progressive awp nm!ndtjon as commiltéeman from we nrediet the best slen in the &n~The next regular meeting of the
V.R..C,will be Saturday,Sept.3,at which time there will be a
erving committee.
Mrs.Elsie McBride ol this city
rho is state president, has return
xl from Cincinnati,Ohio where
he attended the national convenion and will give a most interest
ng report on the big convention
5 she viewed it.
The members are urged to be
resent
The district convention whichwillbeheldatPlattsmouthonlept. 25 will be discussed as thellalrCorpshavebeenaskedtomtontheMemodslwork.
fu .ounty D.
~I.Report
Fohtanelle and Mr.Fmd Hamxng
be elected in his place which was
done.
After laying plans for the cam
paign the meeting %d}5urncd.
FF.CALHOUN BANK CLOSES
On the order of State Bank
Commissioner Woods the Wash~
ington Co\rgy Bank of lift.Cul
houn was osed lust Monday and
taken over by the smoe basking
bureau.Examiner J.F McLain
is in chargeCapitalstock of the suspended
institution was 80 thousand dollars
and its surplus account on the
books six thousand dollars.It
owes depositors approximately 180
thousand dollars.The officers
vmre:President May Rix;cashier
Ernest Rix;assistant cashier E.
R.Cook.
The failure leaves one golns........~_._.__N......
Iberests of Blair as a trading pointthathasyet been done.It givesallthatterritorywhichisthe
heart of a very fine fanning district a road to the county seat townwhichhasalwaysbeen a dream of
the Blair business men./At the last meeting ot thehoard
of supervisors a large representativebodyoffarmerswhowerevitallyconcernedmetwiththe
board and presented petitions for athreemilllevyonroaddistricts9and11.Ofthis levy 1%mills willberaisedin1930 and 1%mills in1931.This money with an ext;A$2000 from the fund of commissionerdistrictNo.2 will lt .is
thought be ample to grade andgraveltheroadfromBlairto
rum.lt is also contemplated that theroadjustwestofBlairnowfol
lowing the creek bed throuih the
Johns mmg which has made so
with the result already slated.The
pool an be built is to bi:of ade
quate size with a wading pool for
smaller childmn and the necessarybathhousefittedwithshovxersand
every person entering the pool will
be compelled to take a shower bath
before entering the pool.The water will be continfmliy
sterilized anll kept pure by a late
rnltel hm!nf nurificaticm....._r _Construction work wil!not StartuntilnextIyringand in the ntimethecilvmuxdlwill
ample opportunity to pick :J
suitable site for the pool \
should be completed in time
Fair.New Flag Pole Elected |nanx, me ron1..-amoun aunt ull.l.lhi.lI.l|||Cl1 trauma usrnmzrn mnlnino
No Parking ZoneEstablished .will i>e'{;-ld Qfiéil é£Z§é"£iTéDDSrailroad track at the Harry ErveyNEW 'I'EACHERmlace and follow along north on
mgust Report Shows Good ResuIts\B|,A1R Hlcu APlaygroundsImproved.hcers. .,., _,.,,_.. .mm
.,,.
next season'sbusinesa ElectOf:Gained by Careful Fredng u\d\
PORTED Seledion of Dairy Stock.334
Cows on Test.
DNB NEW MEMBER ADDED
During the month of August
here were twentyfour herds onest.One new member was added
hat of Hynes Band;at Herman.
There were 884 eowx on tesf
.nic :_...:||.on Nm.fa........|nn.
On account of the increased e;\~rollment ln Senior high scml it
has become necessary to employ an
extra teacher in the Commercial
depaxtmenn.Miss Harriett Helm of Lincoln
who is a state university graduatewillbeginher duties Sept.15.She
will teach shorthand typewrlting
and biology.
the east sdde of the track whichwillgettheroadawayfromthewish*from the hills.
Every effort will be made to putasmucho!this work through beforecoldweatherasispossible.But at any rate it is an assured(uct and Blair makes her bow totheprogressivespirit!who putthisgreatconstructivemovethrough;
FORMER BLAIR MAN DIES nu.:nn|:\U|..u1nn..1|.nn:
Ray Dowden of Tulsa,Oklahoma
died suddenly hxesday morning,of
heart trouble.Mr.Dowden wasrearedonafarmnearBlairand
is a son of Mrs.George Dowden
of this city.He wa§G World War
veteran and it is thought that his
death is the result of this service.
The body arrived ln lair this
morning but as yer no efinlte arrangementshavebeenmadelor
the funeral.
_____.
BLAIR IRL RETURNS
Q FROM EUROPEAN TRIP
The Fourth Quarterly Conferencel
Elects Officers for Sept.1930:u.|
I ull Qwrns of Standing Commit
tees for/Yelrn Work.
CONFERENCE HELD AUG.zo
At. the Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence held on August 29th the
following officers and commitiees
were elected for the new Chureh
Year September 19801981.|Trustees:C.R.Mead F.W.
Arndt J.L.Edwards John Hooks
F.W.Kegler H.W.Meierhenry
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\(Edited by D.V.Masser).There are only four veteran:
around which Coach Lichliter mumbuildhisfootballteam.TheyareJohnGillespieRoyChristensen
Edgar Short. and Melliomne Strick
mu.However them ia a wealtl
o(new material that will develo;
into boys of first team caliber beforethe end of the season.It has
always been the history nt th:
Blair football teams to stan slowl;but m make a great anim Mr
Marten will assist in coaching.
|The following is the lootbal
schedule:
...~. ... ......\, W W"....,......_...-:ow died.No cows were bought|r sold during the month.
These cows produced 181/718.
rounds of milk containimr7,113.6
FINE rmcurs
Dana College _'SE°.f~.f=°"ff="é
mounds of fat with an average for
mch cow of 541 pounds of milk
md 21.2 pounds o!fat.
The high cows for the month
vere as follows:
.Lbs.Lbs.
izma Milk sr.1298 ss.4)wner
Elmer Miller P.B.J.
Elmer Miller P.B.J.
\. c.Marshall Gr.Hol.
iynes Ranch Gr.Hal.
\. C.Marshall Gr.Hol.
The high herds were:
L C.Marshall Holstelna
:|m.»Inga..mnauina
.1559 56.1
1519 54.7
1535 52.2
981 88.2
mm RLO
946 57.7
F
StudentRobbed
Culprit Plays Hundinfs Tuiies
With College Student and Fares
llim w Drive Him to Omaha at
the Point of u Gun.
aosssn um or ov;-:Rseoo
Alvin Carlson, of Rnlown,was the victim of a stickup manlastMondayafternoonwhileon
mfy J.ueger who uvesjustsoutholtownbroughtseveral
large iuicy peaches to The Enterpriseofficetoshowwhatlinefruitshehadraisedonapeachtreegrownfroma seed um sheplanfedsixyearsago.The peaches are above the averageolthoseshippedinthis
year and the tree held about a
Others in various parts of the
county are telling almilnr shnrles
of large yields of home grownpeachesthisyearandWashington
ud\el of the lrult.
r nenry naver n.w.acnmun W.The mowing is the num in E.Thompson.1 s§ f~
2;;_;§gmstallmeit.of the story of the Stewards:Roy Anderson Mrs..oct..Lecatur ere.
Eurupeain trip recently won by F.W.Arndt Mrs.A.P.Compton.|_F Y?f he1e.
Miss Dorothy Baxter as first prizeat the TriState Music Contest held
at Shenandoah lawn May 15.Returning to Pdris MondaynightTuesday was spent in shop~ping.lt was especially noted that
everything was _pouch higher pricedinParis.Cosmetics however weretheexception.they bein:much
Z4Oakland there.
31Bancroft here.
Gnyer Chris IIinz Mrs. Wm.Kelly Nov.17Tchc;£:;re
Mrs.Emestbixon Mrs..Lf Edl;wards Mrs.Bessie Frenc H.L.Occ.
Mrs.w.J.lgoopmn Caleb Loma Nov.
b M _1 Nov.21OpenMrs. Cade Lnitxs rs Annie Mar 27Te I there.ti Et.hlM cf li Off An Nov.
ver 3.fan2§jj §~~lynn opens the football seuol
sappennela Irank si Mrs.against Benson high school atBen
wnnv mmmn Mn nr::::x=un[BolL This is expected WN*ver 3 his w»v~f»for the rominz county mmm van moon SeEau]Jo\§Reining ~4 yeaia work at Dana College.noted L l fruit center as well lsnuver213Thepuenmoftheyoungmnnagrainandlive:mek community.Iohn Comptan Jerseys 689 are the new owners of the Marmu
cheaper thaxf
stores of Paris
ern.Internreb
in m-n-mm s..m.":.a::s.....»..'»-M »-»=~-lm xrwm vw -vunnrurdwrrmvd-.ned -'u ~the necessary ~»--en were found in mmm um zz, 1-1, v...3.w, v_i'|\l=\l.W|l| Min them in their llmostofthémbymeansofwhich~m aus hu u||»lva|~Hrndining games on their schedule
the Americans were able to make Recording Stewlrd:Mrs.Bessie A fine steel flag pole about 31knowntheirdesirednurahanen |:\..........\.feet in heizht has been erected il ara BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
The Washington County Fur bo
»e held at Arlmgton Sept.1617
L8~19 rs puttmg on s resl Class A
aasebsll tournament as one of the
eature stzmchons Purses total
ng $2400 oo are offered The wmrerstoreoeivel000WTheFarr
ras always presented a good card
Fhe money offered this year is
xttractmg the :fastest sem:proxfreredthisyearinthemlddle
west and baseball fans will have
L chance to see the fastest base
rnll at Arlington that can he seenmtsideot the ma;or league
There wrll be two games each
lnyon Tuesday Wednesday and
'
s ..'
ms always features baseball and
Beck house ou north Wen street
and he and his brother had srrlved
early in t.he.day to open the house.
The parents were coming Inter.
At About four oc1ock Monday
Afternoon he started for Dana
College to regisher for the coming
semester.As he left the plnoe and
turned onto the hlghway a short
heavy .set man appeared from the
roadside and jumped into the carpressedsguntohisddeand
ordered young Carlson so take him
to Omaha..
Having never been in Omaha
hdore the holdup man had todirectLbswayandatMillerpark
orders were given to stop and the
bandit proceeded to take Carlsoxfs
money which towed $618.00 his
savingm for some time which was
M.E.CONI ERl§NCE
The sevmtieth annual sesdon of
the Nebraska Conlerenee of meMethodistEpieeopdchurchwill
convene Tuesday Sept.16th atGraaeChurchLincoln.BishopCharlesL.Mead of Denver will
predde.The conference includesabout 500 ministers representing omembershipofabout 90000.Thesessionisscheduledto close Mon~
dry.SBDC 22nd when the assignmentofpastorsforthecomingyearissnnounoed.
To SPEND WINTER ON oossr
D.Henningsen and wife and
daughter and J.Henningsen urot.her of Mr.Henningsen left
_........_......One peculiar thing was notad.A
the stares keptonracksonthe
side ks were
y overartoporchthe.an airplane rideecity.ima m
great many nt
their goods out
sidewalks.The
generally shelw
hanging roof
which protected
The same da
was taken overthefogforwhich France is sofamousthere was not a great deal
to be seen from the plane.Dn Wednesday July 80 the stayinParis came to a close and Mun
ich Germany became the next
goal.
awaytrip.
small
which
Where
Munich is some distance
taking all day to make the
The European trains uh
and slow.They have carsaredividedintosmallroomseachpartymayaitinpriv
acy with xx little wheezy engneasthemotivepower.Arriving at Munich dimer washadatthehotelKalserhdfiafter
which the travelers set out to view
nwu..|Disbursing Steward H. L.GuyerlConnectionalSteward:Anna
Rover.
Communion Steward:Mrs.Frank
Simpson.District Steward:C.A.Robeson.
Reserve Dist.Steward:Mrs.W.
J.Koopman.Trier of Appeals:E. W.Schmidt..Standng Committees:Member
ship:Mrs.Annie Martin Mrs.c.|
R. Mend Mrs. Oscar Guyer;Music:
Pastor Gertrude Mead leilalWright.Vernon Bellows Elsiel
Hes;Religious Education:Miss
E Dads Mrs.F.W.Arndt|Mrs.David Mummert Gertrude.
Mead Margaret Kelly;Finance:
w.v.Wright c.R.Mead Mrs.W. J.Koopman H.L.Guyer J.L.
Edwards Anna Raver C.A.Robeson;Benevolences:Anna RaverAliceCarpenterMrs.W.V.
Wright F.W.Kegler Mrs D.P.
Rosenbaum;Social .1;;..Tce and
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front of the splendid new Senio
high school.A new American tla|five feet by seven flies from lt
top each school day.Standard size American flagarenowapartof the equipmeninalltheclassroomsof the Blai
city schools.Also instmctions i
patriotism is part ot the Blai
graded course of study.The school authorities note wit
pleasure that Walker Avenue dl\rectly mst of the school house ha
been set of!as a no parkinstreetby/the city council.Ther
has been several minor accident
on this street in past years du
to the Large number of cars par]ed along it..The school authorities are als
caoperating in securing greatssafetyfor this street gg appointiucertainmembersofelocalbo
scout troup to act as traffic edit
ers at dismissal time at noon sn
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thursday Degmnxng ar 1:3u p.rn.md the finals will be played Frl-
lay.34-1¢\
FONTANELLE oopP1.E WED
Miss Lndle Brand and Carl A.
?e\ersen Jr.were mare at fha
to be used for school purposes.After taking the money Carlson
was ordered not to move for afewminutesandmeanwhilethe
stlck~np man made his getaway
among the¢rees and bushes.
As yer.authorities have been
unable fn apprehend the bandit.
last Tuesday by auto for California
where they will upexid the winter.
They go from here directly m Lon
Angeles and while there l vidt
all the points of inter alongthecoast.
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Gutschowine Gemmh ciivf:é£5=r}=£g1~veness Local Hospital:Mrs.Oscar Guyer\J.uur ouaucx
Mrs Prank Schafer Au.Innnh.(Continuedandprosperitywereverynotice
able in Germany.The peoPleseemedto be instilled with a IEW
vigor and the buildingiand cities
were exceptionally neat and prim.The travelers also found dm it
was much easier to make the Ger
mans understand what they wanted
and this coupled with the manymodernconvenienceswhichtheGermansemploymadethemfeel
more at home.
Thursday was spent.sightseeinginMnnidnat which time they vin
ifed the Kainefs Palau the home
o!the famous oompoaer Richard
Wagner.and manyold churches of
the twelfth thirteenthand four
teenth centuries.They also vimltedthefourgatesofentnneetothedtyandnwthemmenmwhentheygivethehinhryofahipbuild~ing for which Mupich is noted theoonstrnctlonofsubmarinesandalsotheactionsof the solar lyni
"onmnelle church at 7:30'ruemaynaming.The Rev. Wm.Goede,>astor at the church,performedheceremony.Mrs. Geo. Boschudt. sister ofthe
on1er1a'¢dth brsa clbwLONG CREEK SEWING CLUB which iiley belang ongrast am,nouns .mncma coN1'Es'r dnyevening.
The Hnnnv Stihzhern fflnh met nlnuwtma Ann cnrwngroom, played Mendelbsohni Wed
ling March".The attendants weredissFlomnBrand,sister of the
nrlde,and Clarence Petersen of
Pmalm, brother of the groom.The bride was attired in n dress
lf brown canwn crepe with slipern to mntch.She enrriod a bou
luet of ophelix roses,tied wlth
whim hulls and whine atin riblmn.
at Long Creek school house Fri
day,August 29th.
We made our club dresses and
judged them et the meeting.Elsie
Burmei.sters vnu the ben.
The leader said that the dresses
were all very neat looking.All tba members were presenttogetherwiththmevlsit0rl¢Mmnurn..m..;.+»Pt Ifnlknnn
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fm~i~V5 e"
?x§§`b"" "H~""'a;
uk blue georgewe.She esrried
»bouquet of pink roses.The
room wore the eonventloael darklue.1141Followingthewddingceremonyweddingbreakfastwunmvedat
he Robert Bnnd home which vuemtlfullydeeon¢ed in pink md
rhlce with garden Ilowen.Onlyhememberso!the immediate
smilies and dome friend:were(Continued frvm nm MIN)
iw""é°F»§"""""'i~~|LewsP0r.~1930
FAMILY REUNION r I 2 5 4
kxtsundey atthe Elza KinghamenearKennardandspentthedayin1socialmmner.Among those
present were Mm Ross Dellott of
Incygne Kmnu Mr.md Km
Henry Bar!.herding of FremontMr.and Mn.Albert King at TehmnhmdRllphKingafOmaha.
A group od relatives gathered.
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~Sepn 18E|>impa1 bm we;2€i¥County Fun
n.SGW- 18-Kinfe pamlliundame.
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remA: 1:80 me mu-im lenfoxcmunmaon four) |»~ a;.:.2;"""' " """"1;;~§a=»T";;a;1
Blw Nebrnlm. SI»n+»1»nL¢» 1 1
on meeting.Min Lola ban secur-
ed .\ gho o l ma r Llnfoln,this
r A ,her many friend: wilh her success.Mr. Ind Mrs. C. W. Chriltimsen
and children of Blair, vlhikd at the
Hr . md M n . un R o ! ! -I nd md
Philip a nd Hr. qui M n .louis
Johnson dxuve to Shennndaah, In.
Friday and visited the bmldcawing stations.
ID N G T H E ~ m d _M g Mrs. letrich Smith ~ Blnir on
a ..`.Tfuhlnennorrolu nom Mm drove va wmmu svmdny g; wg; um m e n Luz
M m d M 1 - , _ G w m E u y c g g ~\week at the Hmry Wi:-.r: home.
emoon.They returned Sunda
evening.
Mr. a nd Mrs . Hum H.Jensen
visiled a t t h e ~Vinderalevbor? Snndnwevmlng.
daughten were Sunday gussta ltfihed nt the Wm. Chrldmsen home
the Rudolph Hansen hams,mu F ri d a y a nni ng.Kennud,.|Miss Edith Hovendick accompan-
M r . a n d M r s . H . C . I A r u n u n d i e d M r . m d M n . F m d G r a b b e t o
»spent Samrdnyevenlng 1.holtahefdrntLi.m:oln'I.'uead\y.
m o v e u u m a !
gg tenant house m Bhir Tuesdny.y Whitmus wha had been v-'oxk~
i n g t h e p u t t w o y u r : fo r F l d
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luuuy :mm un: Mou-mn . v m . .....,,\. .... ..
Bloomtield,were Friday ¢v=l\i!l8vidtoras t me Charles s o m e
homeMr .ma Mrs. Marmn Beck andl
nu un: umm .n»v...~....-...-. . . .Wednesday and Thursday.
HILLSIDE NEW S OF
GARDNER DISTRICT
Theodore Anderson was A Sun-Qng morning wie: at the Johnd home.
dn.; .nd wi. Hgwn-4 of Roman'"""° "'"'° "°"°"'~W H-menu rnursaay al: me nnwnm-mm-=" mm" uvme ounuay un-..... mu mn. blyuem m f ' *"; : : ;: """ a t t he m °= ° N: ; °,::,k ;:...'2f M3|"'§'t"'::,.°f' ";'.2f°,,...and er.-noon.:'°°°°"~ [arson cdled ~
Robert, uma son of ur. mdluewur af R°;=°"=» s. n. a\»o.¢mm£¢n and mis Ruth Been vs.-'umm yislted &7k,"&i'§"3l§E $553 home at uw Howard Willlamsen
Mrs. uma wuu as in an 0mm,'P°"*e wee -ma mm.rm me at the Wm. Compton home on tives at wakuma.Mhoiw movwhz fm |mot)\er, Mrs. HUYY Newkirk W"'Fridny Gvmihz-I Sunday evenin 'dto r, and Mrs. Morris Chri n'p~;§|¢m, operation m an ap- a Sunday visitor.Chris Vlndmlev and daughwr,'H|rlmd cm=u.§.$ nf§@°° "and children,were s day
`mn Alice o la JSM ~£'"'*°" "'€"'5Z" Helen and Wm. B°h=°°d¢spent Mr-and Mrs.Wm cmuffxé lon i1n;'2°"' at the Pete der-
-.1 -,y venm , a e '-Kmqeg spd Q°g,1d_ U Q-».E1. T. Nelson home mgsxm in S"&,. ,'§,§"M,,L " mmwm|§'"ckf§§'1f,'§»E§§y;"d Mrs. C=fl|"
Anderson, wen of Herman,moveuin this week and will work for
C B. Bunn.Ned Tyson and Miss Irma Bargo
of Herman, went no Omaha to seean uncle of the fonner, Will Bur-dic nt the St. Cntherine'a hospital.
i q nu a i c is slowly improvingamosbeingseriouslyinjuredby
an num.Thursday wa s the dnb birth
anniversary of Virginia Kelley so
she frated her school mace: and
teacher, Min Ernestine McCoy ol
the Kindred school to watermelon.
m nq Mrs. Wm. Rutledge and
E l i t h spent Sunday at the par-
enga l, nurgnm ho me nre rfmg Miss Agnes Beck of Omaha, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.und
Mrs. Andrew Beck and family.Mrs. E. C. Lippincott :mat Frl-
da afternoon with Mrs.rgaret
¢ ot Blur, helping her ale-
brate her birth anniversary.
Miss Rum upplnoott and Mrs.Clark Lippincott and baby spent
Friday afternoon visiting with
Mrs.Theo.Lumdt who has hem
keeping house at the Chas Sutton
home the put week.The Misses Emma and Anna
Pausdan o l Los Angeles,Calif.,
Friday and Saturday wldtln|r. and Mrs. Charles Koenig an§
yn m u ...,
~NG THE nine-_¢G3_1 Mrs. lietrich Smith ~ Blnir on
Mr.andM.l8.Lo\1iaHenck°andBorrolu ROAD mum drove wwuquu svmdny _P w°§,,,d,, ggy, ,,, Luz
emoon.They returned Sunda~evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hum H. Jensenvisiledat the Chrw Vinderalev
on meeting.Min Lola ban secur-
ed .\ ghool mar Llnfoln,this
r A ,her many friend: wilh her success.Mr. Ind Mrs. C. W. Chriltimsen
Hr. me Mn. IAn ~ md'dnugHten were Sunday junta ltfibed ;t the Wm. Christiansen home
Philip md Hr. qui Mn, ]_m,;,|dm Rudolph Hansen hams,mu Friday anning.
Johnson dme no Shennndaah, Imlx-B"""dr ~ Miss Edith Hovendick wwmvw-Fridny me mind the bmame-~ ~ . ~l e d u r. m d M n ~ c ~ h u ~
Hx . a n d M n . Nw:
sou, Ralph spent
Digg, at tha Albert Sch
. and Mrs. Harry
daughter and Mr. and
Phillips attended theWednesday and Thursdz
Margaret Linden is a
Dann.College whith
year's work September
Mr. a rd Mrs.Tom M
Azlingwn, spent Friday
the J. L. Petersen hom:
ebersen md
esday eve-
jodt home.
Erve y md
Mrs.Dan
state fa !!
ny.bitudentuut
n esei?
Zcliahoa of
eveningnrt
lspenr. sunday at me 1.. is. Larsen honor of Miss Marinn's birthday.|
1=°m°-.~Mi s w Ha nn a h a nd mme L u-Rev nand Mn. P. J . Rdnertaenlm, a nd Mis, Neua and Walter
spent onday evening at the L. E.~ Andersen ,gagged Q,mjdwast ser-Lax-senhome.'dans Sunday afterngon.
,Mrs. Chris Peterson and Boy,accompanied by Mrs. J. P. Inrsena Bla i r,s pe nt a fe w dm l m Y O R K C R E E K N E W S
week at the slate idx.
Mesdames Peter Nielsen wa H.Miss Lola nemeuat spent Tues-
C. Rasmussen were Wednesday aft ~ednesdemoan guests of MIB-J e n s S o r » ~ ~ h o m e H y a t t h e
en§§n.__,_~~Anna Johnson,fieleu
and Vernon Spent Sunday at !,he
Jens Krojh home.
Miss Ruth Reeh spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Boy Webster and
family, near Tekamah.,
.ML a nd Mn.Alfmd Jespersonand daughtegs of Herman, vidtedat the parental, Henry Christina-
sen home Thursday evening.
The following guests spent Inst
Monday evening with Mr. and Mn.
T. K. Iverson.at the Martin John-n \ Z @
f f e ~
J o n l u n e y m o v w u u l l l l l v l .s l w f d l i t o l z n n o l t h 'l'h¢Bem:\|0omm\
'| ¢ m1 ma ¢ \m, | ,shezwochlh f g g g m n a m .nity Club met Mr. and Mm amy Ervey and!" W E "Lo u i e Me nc k e Gr an d ma Co mpto n wer e g ue s ts atI P¢ " °1 ` l~ [1 e
urHI +hh»§nnr|n..-ur 1\\v_.........ll !.........;.a..|........»:umm wi th
|25 Jeps sonuun ana Vindenlev and Mildred Ham3en'son home, pelping Mrs.Iverson?lsen spent Friday after- are attending high school inBlaix.oek:bra¢e her birth annivenary:\
\ Mn. H. C. Rasmussen.Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jensen vim-| Mr.and Mrs.Henry Ho rn mene Peterson W°§_° week ed at the Hans M. Jensen home on Fred. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 'I'honed»=»,g1;;-g_;; and Harold, "'"|§12mb¢r§pi'$se§wfdeu`§ous uma
" IL md°M"y' C _B_ Bunn andtwas served by the hostess and all
ML km Mrs. 'Bym Bunn and_BpB1l¢ a very pleasant afternoon.children were Sunday dinner On account of the next meetmgstst the 0 al Reeves home coming on a day of the ¢°\"1¢Y fairguini' lverson is working this *bf club will hold their g\';°"===week at¢h¢ Blair canning factory. thxs week instead, at the me ofmr. and Mrs. A. W. cmke sad M',1€im G*;§§; ~ of ,g n a
¢*¥'\dF*=" Wi M'~."E¥L§'PIi' q'i'1.?|Mn. Ted Olsen wsu be glad so
; " f ° u 2 : , " . ; , i a : ; ' ° : ; ; $ , ' ; " ~1 ;
wry-md guestGardner school began Monday home.morning with Miss Dorothy Mas-Mr. amiers as teacher_ with an enroll- and Phyllment of sixteen upils.ming at tldg_°;;1@?31 spent Wednes-BP- gg
a L ui!s i m 'o cum cm
Mr.and Mrs.Rav Konet and Messrs,
, at the Fred Ahlemeyer Wednesda nevening,
Mrs. Jo ' Rogert and daughteriM n .Andrew Johnson and Mrs. Jens Jensen and Jean of
is spent Wednesday ev Blair, spent Thursday in Omaha.me Peter Nielsen home.|Mr. and Mrs. Soren Jensen and
Mn. Chns Peterson and dnurzhten ment Sundav evenino
and Clarence and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd, Johnson and daughters.A t
a inte hour Mrs.Iverson served
refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Christiansenand Mr. and Mm. 'Dnwnv Flnlntnin'o Sunday guests at the
ishvtferson home.
Blair,Nebraskaentnl, Jahn Taylor home.
Mr..and Mrs. Ed Human and
and Mesdames . Chrisd Rudolph Andreason re-'
Lurday from a w 's va-
Lake Okoboji.
ieox-ge Kuhr,Vin and|t Monday afternoon at
Jensen,Jr. home in Blair
ay afternoon at the Her-
fs home.
i EYlina Rahlfs axe il1|
Blankennmp ann cnuuruu,.,yw».Monday evening at the L. L. Laymm home.The men drove to t.he'
1-Qerschel Layman home that eve-I
*hear that their little daughter who
Khus been so ill ar, the Methodisthospitalhas improved enough so
she was brought home Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Nelson and
son and Mr.Bergquist all ofValley and Mrs. Claude Hauschildtandr-l=Hd=f=-=f=1=4..M1S-M e s s
Vfmny of Omaha, were Sunday aft.-
ernoon visitors at the Dan Phillipshome.`Chris Anderson and Miss Inna
Russel of Omaha,spent Sundayevening at the Frank Linden home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Hendricksonand family returned to their home:in Fremont, Thursday after spend-
Bcnson ahtumed Sm
nation at 1
Mrs.G
Opal spex
the Hans ,and Tuesd
[ m a n ~
I ~
n e
visiting at the Lloy~Johnsonland daughter spent Sunday at the
home.'parental, Wm. Hovmdick home.
Mrs. James Darnm and son, Ed-Mrs.Wm.Behrendt wok her
win of Admnh and Mr. and Mrsldaughter, Lola to Lincoln early onHans Matthiesen and Vernon vis-fmdny morning to attend a teach-
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"\,`%'..L!mHn Hnrrhlm went t0|.susan u»;¢»-\....._...--._..__.W e s t Point.Sa tu rd ay tn a tt e n d a
teac hers me etin g an d b egan Lea c h-
i n g th e r e Mo n d a y .She in a t f h a .
hea d of the E ng ii sh d ep ar tmer lf o &|51S v e r
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| \ n r . n l n n e s u n a l n u¥.';;'.".m.°' ~ ':;;a' """'|jfa§;@.;.;5.;f.,.,; . 1=°==z9":the high .school md manga ring-|liqh aild DramaLi¢s..r§.;unda§rmwe;§e;;; ~~-=- »~--- -..°i.I_ _,§_'i"d..§L. ?.I:...I Mrs.Jim Sorensen and 'iféi-Bid 'EOE 5 2+I dam armW U I me n ' l | lv = r | mu ;w » ¢ m- - - n .Mt o b e g l n h e r l e o o n d y e a f n w o r k l t _ _ - 3 » _ = = g ; ; » g ; ;
th S d w n l o f Hu l l: th e me .. T h e W u h l n g w n c n u n ty Sllsp - n f ter n no n .
m u 4 - H C l u b m e s m m w a -. . . HE ; " _ & - ! ' £ &amdl "ff»-2sf.K»~= haf! a .*°""i1€°*°E"¥|¢- - -......Grandma
Mike Nelson an Ax-ungwn monaaw ,|1ALL__}:|1 110|Lningnt the A. E. Dixon honie with]
dx members and their leader, John
Hooks being present.
Miss Leone Ketterer of Omaha,
cams Sunday sfternoon w be a
guest until Tuesday afternoon of
Miss Eleanor Dixon at the A. E-
Dixon home.Miss Frances Qrosswasdsc a Qunday evening dinner
guest-..Miss Alma Wnch of Blair, wasa guest ol the Misses Gertrude and
M US S M Warrick at the Neum
Wan-irlr hnme Sundav afternoon.
h o m e T u e s d a y e v e n i n g .
D i a n " ,v u i w u a t m l :m a r r y D l l l l u l l
M r .a n d M r s .C i a r k L i p p i n c o t t
a n d ba b y a n d Mi s s R u t h L i p p i n -
c o tt d ro ve to Nic k er s on , Ne b. Su n -
d a y wh e r e th e y m e t o th e r rela-
ti ve s a n d a ll en joy e d a p i c n i c d in ~
n e r to g e th e r .
'h lr s.A n h u i 'S u mn e r a n d s o n
were callers Thursday sltemoon at
the E. C.Lippincott home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger were
supper guests on Sunday evening
s_t!.he homey( §ir._and Mrs. Geo.
xamuy at render.Mrs. Jens Clgiusen attended the
Danish Ladies Aid at the church
lbasement.
|A number from this neighbor-|hood attended a barn dance at the|Christinn Anderson home Saturday
inight.Mr. Anderson just com-
pleted a fine new barn on his place
so he and his wife inviied theirfriends to spend the evening at
dancing.Needless to say they had
a good time.Lunch was served at
m£dP1B\=§-
.......`,.....=..w ........,,\..... ......-day in Omaha with her mother.
Mr.and Mrs.Frank Jahnel of
Kennard spent Tuesday evening at
the Carl Rasmussen home.
Mr.and M m Frank Halloway,
and family of Omaha, were guests
at the Fred Didnneyer home Labom
Day.1
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christiansen
and sons spent Sunday afternoon
at the Lars Ralland home.
Mr.and M n .Ray Fagerquistand au$ :te n a nd Hyle Businger
vildwd ednesday evening at theClarmce Burley home i n Coundl
Bluffs.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor andchildren spent Sunday at the par-
ental, Jahn Taylor home.
Mr..and Mrs. Ed Human and
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+CostsButaFewCent.saDa>="§§§};;,1§`vi§,L}§¢1; attended t.he|""""¥°' of qanaale, 1own._ .nm. Jena Clausen attended mefuneral of her second cousin, A.' Chnstoltex-son vmwd all w. R. c. kensingtpn at the Fredmm in omahn, Monday nf lu¢|§lg '1g;;_g»»=d»;f1=h her daughber, Long home Friday afternoon.
week.|ree. .. .._._..=_u - _¢n n n m u v v t r n u l u Blair Telenhone C1nmnanv
Blair,Nebraskaentnl, Jahn Taylor home.
Mr..and Mrs. Ed Human and
vusuu u u u u l \ l | ¢ \ " \' H ' " - " " " " "" " ""_ "" " "" " " ' _ " '" "U|Jl!l.ll}B I U W ( 1 l y !IB515 W B B I I VI S I T #a t t h e A b n e r H 5 1 1 8 f a m i l y a n d w i t h t e r .T h e y h a v e t h e I R I S H *a e l e c -i n g h e r f a t h e r ,M r . G e o . C h a s e .
M r .a n d M n .S a m S t p e l e . .t i o n s o f t h e c h o i e e a t N e w Y o r k a m d M r s .C a r l P e i f f e r a n d c h i l d r a n
M r .a n d M r s .P r e n t m e S i m i ! ! a p -P a r i s s t y l e s a n d t h e p r i c e s r a n g e m a d e a l e a s a n t c a l l a t t h e H o m e
t e n d g d t p ; f w ; - § w . ° € . . M ¢ j S - -'§==1}_'=1¥.=f r o m $ 1 . 3 3 t o $ 1 . 5 0 .a n - 1 :o n y -.
Blair,Nebraskaentnl, Jahn Taylor home.
Mr..and Mrs. Ed Human and
¢°"mU»ThM"~" ' : " ; : . v o g : a t n a n -M n .I
r nJ : . . .A Mr - y A . \m¢f ) ¥\ = \¢ | .p n J r .m c u r r n r A N D 5' f _' f ¥; } 'lnrthn Warrick vinifnrl ha, - _ . , _ . ... - _ .. - . -- - - - n y . - . -Iru. Anna Parker Tuada
and twa children of Kennnd. were
vuim Mr. md Mn. Robert Wi .d~
ener Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs: Shirley McKercher
ma baby of Blnir, spent Sundny
gg Mr. and Mn. Cly de Me tzle t.and Mrs. c. H. Blanchard were
dm supper guests there.Hr. and Mrs. R. M. Iversun and
children were Sunday dinner guesm
of Mrs. Margaret Iverson of Blair.
Mr.and Mrs. T.K.Iverson and
children were alsu guests.Nr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelley G!
Tekamah, spent Thursday evening
at the Bum Kelley home.
f'L.ll Levyis, who v~'orks_in Qma-
LONG CREEK
McCarthy Ladies'm m n
Club met at the Jolm McDonald
home last Thursday afternoon
with eighteen members present
and one visitor, Mrs.`1§gnes-Longo l Burkett,Neb.New ofticers
were elected as follows: Mrs. Jas.
Thompson, president;Mrs.J.H.
Nesrhood,doe-president;Mrs.
Leon Hindley, secretary. The hon-.
eveumg.Fred Wild: of Fremont, calleat the Home for a Ettle while oFridayto see his cousin,Mis
Nelle Mclianlgnl.
Miss w. c. Wieters, our nigh
nurse, spent the week-end vimitin
friends in`0maha.
Mrs.d Sorensen visited he
cousin,s Ruth Dunmire at th
Home on Tuesday.Mrs. S. K. Riddesbarger return
ed Friday from an auto trip i
ess gave a contest and prizes werel South Dakota where she vislte
awarded Mrs.Leon Hindle and her daughter.Mrs.James Mullin.A deildous Mr.and Mrs.Frsnk_Jesse o
lunch was served by Mesdaxnes v. Hemxan, vdsifed their fnend, Mis
0. Ireland and .Tnhn Bnnv.The lmi flha Nelson at the Home o
0na, spent me week-end wnn.nome|:folks of the Harvey Lewis familyMr.and Mrs.Wm.Bratt and
Watson Tyson were Sunday dinnerg "0;Mr. and.Mrs.Hl r r v
.on.The Kindred Merry Makers were
enmtained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs.Byron Bunn at the C. B.Bunn home.Miss Anna Paulsen
und Mrs Wallace Fitch were vis-
itors, the latter being voted intomemberghip.Mrs.m m served
chicken salad, aandwiwes, pickles,
pricot_ sllerbet. ~ 9°f!°°;. ~
next meeting will be held at the
Paul Barry home Sept.25.The
hostess no be assisted by Mrs.Merton' Winchell. and Mrs. Hayes
Rosenbalm.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bany at
Omaha, are rejoicing over the ar-
rival of n little daughter bornSept. 1.Charles is a son of Mrs.
Mary Barry and was reared i n
this community.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen en-
tertained three tables at pinochle
last Saturday evening. Those pres-
ent were Messrs. and Mesdmnes
iSundny.
|Mrs. Sadie Lichty returned Mon
1""" alter spending several days i
Omaha at the home ot her nephewMax Miller.
The monthly meeting of the
ecutive committee was held nt
Home an Wednesday \vi"\ .he.lovvlnz in attendance:Dr.C.
Wilson, T. S. Miles and Rev. B.
Lyle of Omaha,Paul KeiierPnpillion and Rev. Carl Bader
exth
'co
o
o,Blain After the regular buslnes
|waa transacted the members o
the board were dinner guests s
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W md 0/f
Lennem lyson mvneu me uluu w ~Tmh|.`the Home.The Mesdamas Bade_Clzfford Elmer and Pete 'shi k wg,d their husmeet wxth her Sept. 25.'W m |and c acco nnieMissEleanorDixpnvqentbo l4°§§ns¢f,'§f"1»a§».7§1°""§f.`3"1§;|beri'bands and were also dinner guests
Omaha Saturday evemng wlth mr. Humxwn,Carl Rosenbalm and'Rev. Newell wok charge of ou
9 " ~ J a k e . ' £ ' ? " ~ " 5 } " § § "Mnrzaret Badnzerow.A lunch con-.°h°Pel hour last Sunday afternoon
#Jrin
[Z,igfe Zémwr.lrln°=lllnm1ll»¢¢1y1\°v|°|,¢,¢5¢,|,,,§|,|,|,,,_ |,|"",k,W eh|daverygood|ei1riee.M n ;\1hezethedli|a¢'|andedafom|»lm dw""'".e"'d_'Shlckledthumnldc.~¢-|_
2: on :§.€£.'°.,iFi °"""'""|~_¢~1==sf- s\=:»sh¢ss v-n e w § - e . a w e ~5
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I_ _ _ _ - - - . v - - -ur u ly , § e ln . 6 w n r. |||| n n. |_ ; |||\ u = u I n n l l l r lll ll n u l l .NIVII n d d I o. . , ' f ' : . . '. r , - : ' ° : . ' m ,' - : " . . . . . . W ,: e ".. '= :- = = = » » C h r h ltd lu M " f 1 . .*° ", :: ,, : f. ;€ =" =' = ,: := n. ., ~ :, .e .= '. :a 1 E'i l l x
|.Muller were Sunday guests at Misa
Cora Beard. `
Mr. and Mm. Byron Beard andsons spent Tuesday evening with
Mx. and Mrs. Ben Pike at Teka-mAh.n \ . . . . . \ , . .r . . . . . . \ _ | : . .- _ A
Miss Eileen Thompson spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr. andMrs.James Thompson.She is
wading school near Tekamah.
Walter Novak and family at-tended a picnic birthday party
m ' i ; ; ° , ; " w , ; ' 2 " ; . ;r ' " " " " "'in the Home.o Y e num
Women and Misses:Buy you
new Fa ll Ha t at the Mllllner;
Store of Blair-The Fnshinn Cen el f¢£`§\`T¢¢F§"`i'§$`e=`{'T=`i'il1`é'" 'T ""'\held naar' Bennington at the Geo.°'Huber home.Ssmrdw afrernoon guests °f M§s.|Mr. a nd nm my Nea rho o d o f
H w y 5 ° " d ~i |Benson, called at the parenw, John
H r . ~Mrs.W. J.s"f°"S°".Nearhood home Sunday on their
and children attended thzhdxrtriet way home from Tekamah.mwdvs of the Lutheran mn a x c a n Rosenbalm ol sr.P m ,Fremont Sunday.M S ihiinn., is visiting at the home ot
M n .E, ~ B°"ty 'R_ ~ ~ hi s bro the r, Ha y e s Ro s e nba lm.
m m m a n IA1 sa l 1 ' of Ruth Jane Rosenbalm, daughter
Bla ir, and Mn.===F<;§d of Mr. and Mrs. Hayes lpasenhalm
nes Angelesg Ca1i!._wers l; eexebnwd her a gus bi rth sqm-adlrrnonn v1 tors OP 'ver-sary Sunday with the following
Re e v e s "gm ' C'B'R ~ r e l a t i v e s :Mr. and Mrs.Martin
_ngldghm Te Gr:l:eS\mX»1y after-Larsen and sons of Orum,Mm.
n o u n a n d ~~ % 2 f ° : ; : § i " ' ° " ' . : : : ' § ¥ f : ; § '
M n . B u d ~ ~ o f t e r , M a r g a r e l i j o f B l a i r , C a r l R o s -
Tekamnhf spent K u v moon enbadrn ol St. Paul, Minn.and
"I-'E W 3 Ff k .e §¥-. .'Featus Rnaenbalrn.
x
ter.~ They have the largest selec-
tions of the choicest New York and
Paris styles and the prices range
from $1.88 to $7.50.34-lt
onum BRIEFS
l u - - Q l"'($'Messrs, and Mesdsmes Ed Han~sen and Louis Johnson and son re~
turned Wednesday evening from(
Lheir Colorado trip.Mr. and Mrs.'Johnson and son spent, until Sat-I
urday mo rni ng a t the La n Rol-
gngi home,_when they left for
|M°" home rn Thor, Iowa.Mr. andlrs. Chris Larsen and daughtersanalMiss Clara Lstéen returned*
lgftfay and s1>er3_§_ the night, _st_the,
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es eemn. von newer returned nameSunday after visidng he! sister in
Denver.-_
G, Starz of Omahn, wzth A. R.Bwes was visiting Sunday am-_noon at the farm of the former,
rented by Hlffy Tyson.
Women wh Mine s:BH? your
new Fa ll Ha t a t the MlllineryStoreof a tm-'rhé Fnshlo n c am'
oe:-.They iuve the largat mao-
uum of the chcleest New Ywrkmd
Puls style s a nd tho pri ce s mn
.fmm $1.88 £0 smso.84-lt
BENCH NOTES
i n .Sh e r mnn w ma ; o f Mo-
- a u » , n ~ » m a u r . m 1 M » ¢ c m k
u nume.Lucy also len su:-m§.;.asa;.;Ei.y.. n°»¢nb.1m,'§,';',i;';"f,,, thdr home in Madison,
accompanied by Festus Rosenbslm'and Crl Rosenbnlm of St.Paul,
s t Frida ear S ik t thpeny n p er a eWill Hovendck home.
Jackie, three year old son of llir.land Mrs. John Bury in under the
doctor'u cam being a victim of
lnfxntlle parolyds.
Mrs.Agnes Long rehzrnéd to
the Burkett home after dsltlng
the past month with friends and
relatives ln this vicinity and Blur.M i n :Karen Jansen spent they=~=1-1 ; lt "'§,_ v"f°"*"'- wi
msen ome.e in eNuhvllle school.~Mr.md Mrs. Henry` Wrdbern
and Margaret spent Snndly :It-
;_f°°°==a t the R i n k Knqtfler
OBIS.
Win.l St. Pauls Aid met Thursday aft-
emoon at the church with MisaNom Anderonn as hostess There
were eleven members and the Iol-lovdng three visitors:M m Alex
Owahudc of Lincoln, Mm. Louis
Johnson of Thor,l o w : md Mlm
Loretta »=;;e==»~The ladiesmade two for their bazaar.gm He nry mm v nu b. me Oc t.
I Hi l l Vi o l a n m o f C hi u s v . i s
v m r th tal GeoKuhro;v:.o na-mn 'r n
|Rev. and uh. P. J. Reinertsendroveto Beloit,s. D,Friday,
when on Sunda the Handed0rphm's Homeyeeleb;;ion.an
rx a n n a with Mr.n d Mr.and Mn.wulbem o n mh u a c ma twoM n .Ted 0 5 5 3 !Thursday °'P':W"¢ WFP'-ll' KUGSKS lt the home of ~21"».£§l.w..., jenlgghnlgg
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¢hat's whatunokers gé: in Charedeld in full-
est measure the flavor and aromn of mellow
tobqccos, andy blended and cron-blended.
Bern; mme, and mildéq too!
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Mr. a nd Mn. B;Sunday visiting teh
Mr. and MN. J--
visiting relatives
Smith Dakota.
Mr.and Mrs. A
were Sunday visito
Mrs. Funk Wilso
s pmt Fr i d a y d um
wiu Ryan.Detle! Wulf
ggnersen md Cul
day and Saturday
Gertrude Hansen
Blair at .the Gish h
Mr. and Mrs. W
Sunday evening at J ~Mr. and Mrs. Jo~ ,
children vxiwd §¢
With The Churches
M. s. meets with Mrs. E. J. Han-
cock, 317 E. Lincoln St.Election
of officers and short,attractive
program.All women are invited.
7:30 p. m.Choir rehearsal..A'1I
who sing are invited to meet for
..!. I |._
m a r ma - r n o ms r r c mmc n um w hi c h they carry imma of
.Carl Bader, Pasta:them.Wealth is of ihewhelrt, not
of the hand."
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
W. Lincoln and 2nd Street!
H. C. JM. Fran, Paw!
Sunday School at 9:45,|. m.
Servoes at 0:30 a. m.
-aRym npentlvul-nOm-tha
nBec kl\mare
n North m d
A.Renxhaw
; x t t l l e H u -
n ml m n e e s>¢mwlthMrs.
shed for LarsIhrlstensen an
a working i n
xme./
Ryan ivisited
lm Petersews.Petersen and
me Tom leon-unday.'
5:Buv vnnr
Arlington Merchmts horseshoeteam,won sixth money n t h e
to nrnnme nt at the nm fa ir la nweek.
Mrs. G. H. Rosenkilde and Mrs.lhlinnie Chan were hozfeues w the
Rebekah kendngton nt the Hoan-
kilde home on Friday albemwn-
Fifteen ladies were present and
spent n pleasant afternoon vsnugsandsewing.The embrodde |
quilt which the kensingtan made,
was won by Miss Helen Hart.In-vdtai guests present included Mrs.
Clifford Decker,Mrs .,w u m '
|Knedmt and Mrs. C. P. Muters.
Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Blackburn
and daughter,Min Evelyn drove
w Crete Sundny when the latter
will enter upon her aeeongl year'n
work as student at Doane College;The Red Sox, a colored ~ with
from Omahx,defeated Arlmzfhll
L-
bein
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menbe e
m n
ang Pine-Highway No. 20 is
lg improved in this vidldty,
lattsmonth-Signwlll be plw-
st Sixth a1:_hMnln streets for
ction of tol m e m e k - E l m ~ i n s t a l l -
alkie e qdpmmt.
nnk-I snppbe you €vere dis-
xinted that your last baby was
n boy?
'nggs-No,indeed.W h m I
In that women now vote, smoke,
anywhere,wear 'whatever
res they like, lf any, and thsrt
can't even have n gl e n of
'any more_ rn; satisfied.
HER SYSTEM
OF TOXIC POISONS
um like nearltis in mi hands
feet were so severe at times
'as slmost helpless.I didn't
us o .
(SEAL)I. c. Bu.:-sn,
82-dt County. Judge. -
NOTICE To DEMOCRATS
' Democrats of Washington Coun-
ty will please hke notice that
caucnsses will be held in the vari-
ous townships of the county on
Tmd e y .September 16,isso,e t
7:80 lr m. tor the purpose ol nom-
inating candidates for the offices
of Pr¢¢in¢=! assessor, Justice of the
Peace and road' overseer,whichnominations should be certified in
the County Clerk.
The Democrat; of Blair City will
likewise hold a caucus on the same
date and hour at the lnw oflioea at
0'Hanlon & O'Hanlon for the par-
pose of nominating n candidate for
dty assessor.
Thus. T. Osterrnan, Chairman,
Jo hn A.Rhoades,5l..r.atary,
Dem.Co. Central Committee.
County, Nebraska, offer for :ale atpnbllc auction to the highest bld-
der for ash the following describ-
ed lands and tenements, to-wit:The South Hel! of the North-
wenQunrter (S% NWK) and
the East Ha l!at the South-west Quarter (EK S'W%) and
the Northwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter (NW.% SE% )of Section Thirty-five
(85), Townslmlp Eighteen (18)
North,Range Eleven (11)En t , i n Washington Chunty,
Nebraska.
Sold sale is in accordance with|decree entered in md c ause of
J.M.Holloway
James Muha mer
E. Bean
Ed Strlddett
Wm. Moore
James Rhondes
L w . m m
Sam Stevens
Jess Watts
Everson--Ross b Co.
K. B. Printing co.
Garner Service Station
Danish Lutheran Pub. CO.
David Norris-assigned
.Stewart P§lm1¢y`
action on the 2nd dey ol December, H. J. Cooke
1929, and is subject. to confirmation Vic Nordgreen
by the court.,\C .& N.W . R. R. Co .Given under my hand this 9th Arndt-Snyder Moto* co.
day ol Sgwewbef- 1930.lwestinghouse Eleenie cn.nunce Mehrens,34.5 Sheriff of Werne;'Scheiman
Washi .ongton County, Nebraska "_ Simoneen
couNcn. Pnocmnmcs Chns. Peak. Grace Struve
m o
21.60
8.00
4a.so
8.00
10.00
126.00
n o m
80.00
4.37
2.1021.92
8.50
24.00
4.20
1s.1s
197.45
5.00
602.28
1.00
185.00
125.00
110.00
1 10.00
ifélfffifs.D __'md 5th Sundays in the month-n.-_.a....¢-..._»1.u|~r...,4 a...._German services every 2nd Ind'Women and Missa
nunuuy, equ-a~¢\.u-...nw mm-dny before Conference.10 s. m.-[4
Church School,Dr.c .R.Mem, s
Sup't.Classes for all ages.11a.m.--Morning Worship.Short 1
sermon by the pastor md reeep- za
tion ol members.8 p. m.-Craw-ell Home service.'7 p. m.-Ep- U
worth League.Topic: "What Is
a Christian?"8 p.m.-Ha ppy ll
Hour Service.Closing service of
the Conference year.Subject:
.'Finally".Music by choir and
orchestra.Meet your friends at
church.The pastor will leave for the
annualicanfcrence at Lincoln on
Tuesday.All reports,vouchers,
and cash items to complete the
>'cnr's obligations will have to be pi n his hands hy Monday night.
For co-opt-ration in this, as for all 11
loyal' service through the year, he d
is deeply appreciative.The church i
is at a new high level of strength, a
and i n position .for further pro- 'J
gross through the united industry c
of ull members.r
rCONGREGATIONAL CHURCH l
AJ F.Newell,Pastor E
1
A cordial welcome is assured all
friends, old and new, who will war- 1
ship with us Sunday at 11 o'clock.I
The application card for "Your.l
Guest Book"will be distribute !Sunday morning.There is no'
charge for the beautiful books.It.1is greatly desired that every fa m-i l
ily of the church and parish oh-li
tain and sign one ol the cards.By lthe total of the cards theminister|
is guided as to the numbe r o ff
.th Sunday.
ipednl!
Next sunday. Sept. 1401. annw
disarion festival.Services both
aorning and afternoon.
At 10:80 a. m., German sermon»y Rev. P. E. Rohlfing of Omaha.
At 2:80 p. m., English sermon
ny Rev. G. W. Walter of Arlington
BAPTIST CHURCH
L. J. Moran, Pastor
Sunday School, 9:45 A. M.
Morning Worship, 11 A. M.Junior B. Y. P. U. 3:30.
Evening service, 8:00.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8:00
m.World Wide Gdld meets at the
mme of Mrs.Chas. Lamb Satur-
lay, 7:00`P. M.We had another
ncrease in Sunday Stthocl attend-
mce over the previous Sunday.
This is encouragi .Bring some-me with you Mxzéhaday-Let as
nake October ¢1"¢»¢h attendance
aonth."And all tliy childron shall
>e taught of the Lord; and great
shall be the peace of thy children."
Isaiah 54:13.
The sympathy of the members
xf our congregation is atended to
llrs. Ed Jensen and her family onrecount ol the death of Mrs. Jen-l
sen's mother, Mrs. Anderson.
The father of the pastor passed
iway at Anadarko, Okla.Monday
uorning.The pastor left Tuesday
homing to attend the funeral ser-
dce.
Dr. H. Q. Morton, State Conven-
Lion Secretary will occupy the pul-
I
end¢<l e annual Mission Festival
new Fa ll Ha t a t the Milllhery
Store o! Blair The Fashion Cen-
ter.They have the largest selec-
tions of the ehoioest New Yorkand
Pun styles and the pzica range
from $1.88 to $7.50.34-lt
AnL1NG'roN Norms
A "gg lame crowd of people at-
of St.Pa ws Lutheran _ shura;
north of town, on Sunday.Rev.Kern_of Scribner,delivered the
morning sennon in German and atthea.fternoonservice Rev.Eck-bardt of Hooper gave the sermon
in English.speqal music hy theoctette, under the direction ot Prof.
Schnakenberg, was rendered dur-
the church served refreshmentsin
the grove during the day.Theschools of this church which open-
ed on Tuesday of last week, have
the following enrollment:Prof.
ighnakcnhurg, 41; Prof. Hartman,
a number of relatives and
fnends from here went to Blair
on Sunday to attend the goldenwedding-celebration of Mr.and
Mrs. M. D. Newell, who formerly
resided in Arlington.
Misses Luella and Margaret
Reckmeyer left Sunday by auto
for Ottumwa,Iowa where they
will be guests at a double weddingof their friends, Misses Gwena and
Megan Rhys, who will be married
on Wednesday.Miss Luella will
go on to Mt. Pleasant, la. whereshe will resume her duties as physi w education instructor in Wes-
leyan College where she has taughtthe past five years.Miss Margar-
or will \»»f.m»....'r1....sm....ma
ing the serwcex.The ladies
l several days here with the lat:
here on Sunday in a close and ln~
teresting game, the score being s
to 2.Afa irsi ledcmwdwitne sled
the game.The A=1f_»;g=°=team
goes to Waterloo on ursday of
this week to play daring the fair.Mr. and Mm Morgan Rasmussen
announce the birth of a son, David,1-ienfy, born on Sunday, Sept. 7th.
)MDr. and Mrs. R. A. Davies and
rs.J. C.Blackburn drove to
Rockport, Mo. on Wednesday,re-
turning home Thunday.They
went to see Mrs. A. W. Ayers be
fore her departure to Lebanon, llL
where she has awepted a position
College.She held a similar posi-
tion in a college lost year at Cam-
eron, Mo.Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Brown ofthis place were happily reminded
when a number of their friends atElk City arranged a celebration in
their honor.The affair was held
in the Elk City l1al1'on Friday eve-
ning and there were over twohundred and twenty-five present.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hutchinson of
Norfolk, who have been visiting at
the Will Reckmeyer home, went m
Omaha where they will spend sev-eral days before returning here
I`he Arlington Merchants horseshoe team v.as defeated in a game
here Sunday when they played the
Baum Iron Warks team of Omaha
The Parent Teacher Association
held a reception for the school
teachers at the high school bdld
mg on Tuesday evening A \e ry
pleasant evening was enjoyed by
all who attendedMrand Mrs F E Matson left
Monday for Plainview after spend
ter's sister, Mrs F E Webb and
U ..._
of their silver wedding anniversary
l
as dean of women in the M. E.
H]
and
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NOTIC E FO R Ap mms ,
TRATION OF ESTATE
STATE OF NEBRASKA l
3 sn
A. C. Debel, Attorney
County Court.In Probate.
ln the Matter of the Estate of
Qllve A; Ward, Deceased:
Washington County,
devisees,legateea,creditors,and
Allpersons interested in said estate
are hereby notified that on the 14thdayofAugust,1930,Norris E.
Ward filed a petition in said Coun-
ty Court alleging among other
things that Olive A. Ward,nn in-
habitant of Washington County,
Nebraska, died on the 6th day of
August, 1930. leaving no last Will
andTestament,und possessed o l
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 of
Septem r, 1930, at 2 o'clock P, M.,
and co st said petition,the
Court ll appoint Norris E. Ward
or some other suitable person Ad-
ministrator and proceed to a
settlement of said estate.
Witness my hand and Official
Seal this 1-ith day of August, 1930.
(SEAL)1. c. ELLER,
I
Septzeinber 2. 1980
A regular meeting ot t.he Blair(ity Council was called to order
at 7:80 P. M. by Mayor Stewart,
the following Commcilmen answer-
ing to roll call: Bigelow, Hundahl,
McKay, Schmidt and Roberts, ab-
rucnaru uameisLouie Davidsen
Herman Ludwig
Minnie Krause
Zion kurt. & Ind.
Valvoline Oil Co.
W S. Darley & Cosent,Crowdy and Jensen;Moore'-T°i\|\S°¥l Hardware ~
reported after roll call.
The minutes of the last regular
report be accepted und placed on
file.All Councilman present vot-
ing 'AYE', themotion carried.
The Light Commissioners report
was read.Moved and seconded,
this report be accepted and pluccd
on file.All Councilmen present
voting 'AYE', the motion carried.
The Ice Commissioners report
was read.Moved and secondw,
this report be accepted and placed
on file.Al l Councllmen present
voting 'AYE', the motion corded.
Fire Chief Orval Sch [ler pre-sented a cheek in the t -of sso,
same being a commission he had
received on fire hose purchased hy
the City.Moved and seconded,
that the City accept this check und
that the Clerk be ordered to de-
posit the same to the credit of the
General hi nd.All Councilmcn
To the heirs at law, next of kin,
80 4t ,County Judge.
NOTICE OR SHERIFFS SALE
present voting 'AYE', the motion
| carried.
Chairman Roberts ot the Street
We nghouse Electric
Ne ska-Iowa Oil C0
Co.
and adjourned meetings were reud General Electdc Co.
and approved.|Petersen Machine Works
The City Treasurefs report was|V°'"° J. Gustason]
read.Moved and seconded,this\L|°Yd Chambers
Clark Sutherland
C. E. Gustin
Mrs. 0. A. Guyer
Stewart Pharmacy
Pete Ludwig
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izosm100.00
100.00
36.00
9.25
44.1 I.
4.96
5.55
~sz.oo19.50
1.20
1.75
14.50
1 1 o.oo
100.0055.65
80.00
20.75
12.65
45.20
C. E. Krause 237.50
V. F. Spunton 8.50
Light Department 1862.46City Cash Fund 50.55
Moved and seconded, these hills
be allowed as read and that war-
rants be drawn on the proper funds
in payment of the same.On roll
call,Bigelow,Hundnhl,Moore,
Schmidt and Roberts voting 'AYE',
Crowdy and Jensen being absent,
the motion carried.
. Moved and seconded, this meet-
ing be adjourned.All Councilmen
present votipg 'AYE', the motion
carried.
J. Harold Stewart.
Mayor.
Attest: C. E. Krause,
S . fw w w . .A v . A
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M R S . F R A N K P I P A L
p we ll a n d c on stipa ti on k e p t
wh o le s y s te m poisoned.Sar-
h a s c onquered m y pa in s en -
ly , I sle ep s ou n dly eve ry n ig h t
I f e e l wo r ld ' s be tter .
Sa r g on P ills o ve rc a me my c o x-
atio n a n d c o mple te ly r i d m y
er n o f po i so n s. " -- Mrs .F r a n k
11,4302 L .St.,Oma h a .
Th e S te wa r t P h a r ma c y , Ag e n ts
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\4 Newell v.in pgk at the evening
service.We lm w the membership
will give these visiting ministers agood hearing.We appreciate very
deeply their spirit of helpfulness.
leave thg ~asp oftkfe wee~~gr ~,he
Blair church from the beginning;
it also contains church wendsr.
membership roll and much other
interesting and valuable material.
A directory will be wg" to each
one present.Keep thi in your
home for future reference.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
A. J. Hargett. Paswr
Bihle School, 10 A. M.
Blaming Worship, 11 A. M.
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M.
Pxeaching, 8:00 P. M.Mid-week meeting Wednesday,
8:00 p. m.September is a busy manLh in
church circles.The program for
1930-1931 is naw i n operation.
Your presence, prayers and cooper-
ation will help in making this one
of the most fruitful years in this
himry of the Blair church.
Sunday is Directory Day.Our
new directory is a neat little book-
o .g .";.g ; |..
nurs e's tr a in i ng .
J a c k H a l l re tu rn e d W edne sday
f r o m Ma r ti n ,S.D .wh e r e h e h a s
b e e n f o r t h e p a s t mo n th w i th M r .
an d Mr s. Ra lph Ma r sh a ll at "Qu es ~
ti o n B o x " r a n c h .
K . J . V a n V a li n o f He r ma n v i s -
i te d ove r th e we e k e n d wi t h h i s
mo th e r ,Mr s .A li c e V a n V a li n .
Te d Ne ls o n ,a me m b e r o f th e
met for their regular meeting attheclubroomsMondayevening.
The hostesses were Mesdames D.
W.Lawson and Vernon Marshall.
Misses Frances Mansfield and
Ramah Peterson left Monday forOmahawheretheywillenter
nurse's training at the M. E. hos-
pital.Miss Catherine McMahon
left last week for St. Cntherlne's
tend again tis year
Ross mm. ITEMS
Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Mencke
and children spent a couple of
days last week at the_sf.ate ialr.The members oi the Rose Hill
Ladies'Aid were invited w the
home of Mrs.Shirley Pefterseuneu Arlington, Wainesday after-noon.Mrs. Petersen served anice
lunch to her guests, after the reg-
ular business meeting was held.
Bigger Displays
Every Department, Livestock, A§ricultural, School
Boys' and Girls' Clubs and Woman's Department,
will have bigger and more numerous displays
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name unknown;Richard Roe,
whose real name is George Michel-
sen;and Anna Roe,whose realname is Jennie Michelsen, are de-fendants, I will, at 1 o'clock P. M.,
on the 14th day of October, 1930,
at the west front door of the
Washingwn County court house in
the city of Blair,Washington
the 19th day of September, 1930,
and on the 20th day o!Deeember,
1930, for the purpose of examin-
avion,adjustment and allowanceof claims.All claims not filed on
or before the 19th day of Decem-
ber 1930, will be forever barred.
Dated this 22nd day of August,
Womén and Misses:Buy your
new Fall Ha t at the Millinery
Store of Blair-'Phe Fashion Cen-
ter.They have the largest selec-
tions of the chnioest New York and
Paris styles and the prices range
from $1.88 co $7.50.34-It
Advertise in The Enterprise.
o f W a s h i n g to n Co u n ty ,Ne b r a s k a ,
i n a n ac tion thegein pe nd in g,i n
wh i c h Li n c o ln Sa fe De po si t C o m-
pa n y ,a c or por ati on,i s pla i n ti f f ,
a n d Ma r g a r e t Mc M a h o n ;Gra c e
Mc Ma h o n ;C la r a Mc M a h o n ;Ali c e
Mc M a h o n ;Ha r o l d Mc Ma h o n ;Be r -
ni c e Mc Mah on ; B y ro n J . Mc h ia h on ;
M a r y Mc Ma h o n ;Ra y r mmd J .Mc -
Ma h o n ;Cec ile Mc M a h o n ;J o h n
Do e ,wh os e r e a l n a me i s W i l-
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NOTICE To CREDITORS 9
OF ESTATE
COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Estafe of Christian Wulf,De-
ceased.
Notice is given to the creditors
to appear before me at th Coeunty
land, Calif., where they will visit
at the Frank Hadley home.
Mrs.Aunllla Hammang spent
several days in Omaha recently,visiting at the home of her grand-
son, Leonard Hammang.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sager, Jane
and Miss Vern Widener were Sun-day guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Coley.
stalled on South Walker Avenue
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virtue of an order ~f sale issued£2-W "J T*~,th a t h e r da u g hte r ,Mr s .V .W .
Bo y les a n d Mi s s D o r o th y Ta y lo r
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Big Class-A Baseball Tournament
. 8 Teams--$2,400 In Purses
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I t Ge t ti n g U n Ni gh ts ,Bnckmch~trequ enz a ny c a lls. un: Pamn, Newmum-ls. or Bumlmz, duo to func tion-al Bln ddo r lrrlmtlon, in me ld c on d!:Ions mnken y ou (eel tlred.dovreune~md éilc ourngc d. try the Cy stex Ten
wo r k s r w , l m r ta c lr c u l n h n k t h r uthe sy stem n 15 minutes. Pmluad hyth o umn dn fo r mn ld nn d c o s lllve na -:Ian. Don'f. Klvc uD. TQ(nlex (Dro-nounc ed S i u - ta x)tn ny , u ud or the(ron- Clad Guara ntee.M u n qui c k lyxlls y th em e ohdltlc n s, tmprn ve lent-gg :lem a nd an srS¥ | or m a n y -.ly 60 0 at
THE BLAIR DRUG
\COMPANY
9, 1930.
Moved and seconded,that thé
Clerk be instrucbed to dispose of
the lumlyer removed from the
Water Purification Plant to the
best advantage.All Councilman
present voting 'AYE', the motion
carried.
The fqllowing bill; were mad:
Dick Moorhead 'S 18.40
between South Street &Colfax
Street.Also that all signs adju-
cent to filling stations had been
removed with the exception of the
one near the Garner Service Sta-
tion.'
Moved and seconded, that the
City Clerk be innmcted to order
the necessary election supplies forI
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books to be ordered.
The group of f'Guests"' is entire-
ly different from that of last year
and they will prove as welcome
:md interesting as those whowere
entertained in our homes last fall.
Please get your card next Sunday.
The Church School at 10 o'cloek,
superintendent by Prof.Flack,
offers opportunity to teach and to
be taught.Come, and bring the
childrenThe young people's group is to
have an important meeting Sun~
day at G p. m.It is every way
desirable that all those who are
lo make up this group this fall,
get together at u time when new
plans are afoot.The first dis-
cussion of n very practical and
stimulating book will be held on
Sunday evening.
John Milton,blind poet,hassaid:-"There is nothing that'
makes men Heh and strong but|
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9:00 A. M.11:00 A.. H.
12:00 A. M.2:00 P. M.
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Blair church from the beginning;
it also contains church wendsr.
membership roll and much other
interesting and valuable material.
A directory will be wg" to each
one present.Keep thi in your
home for future reference.
xTHE EAT SHOP :
E. C. Harm, Propriawr \
Mala, 40 Cent!l
Excellent Cuisine |
Satisfactory Service \ ,
Courkeona Treatment |First door east Enterprise oiliuei
MARCUS BECK
BONDED A s s r m c r m
Office in Mnyla Bldg.
Ross mm. ITEMS
Mr.and Mrs.Rudolph Mencke
and children spent a couple of
days last week at the_sf.ate ialr.The members oi the Rose Hill
Ladies'Aid were invited w the
home of Mrs.Shirley Pefterseuneu Arlington, Wainesday after-noon.Mrs. Petersen served anice
lunch to her guests, after the reg-
ular business meeting was held.
xDr. Norman K. Ralhmmmov ro m-:'rms 1 '
Over the B_lnh° Drug Co.
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Every Department, Livestock, A§ricultural, School
Boys' and Girls' Clubs and Woman's Department,
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than any previous fair.
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Big Class-A Baseball Tournamen
. 8 Teams--$2,400 In Purses
Three Double-Headers
These Baseball contests will present the fastest .
semi-pto teams of Eastern Nebraska and Western
Iowa, and will undoubtedly be the class of base-
ball meets in the middle west this season.
Dou't Miss a Game!See Papers and Bills foi Pairing
High Class Entertainment
The entertainment features provide a full program
of high class entertainment including Band
Concerts, Clever Free Acts, Baseball, Horseshoe
Tournament,Gorgeous Fireworks,Midway At-
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vices arc ample to ha ndle
your nevds.W e gua rantee
all lustallutlo ns against de-
fective materi als and wo rk-
ma ns hi p.A phone call wi ll
bri ng our servi ce to y o ur
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plumbing' and heating ser-
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your nevds.We guarantee
all lustallutlons against de-
fective materials and work-
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e _ .birthdny Sunday evening.
f- and Hn. Harry Jnmsqn nad
And Mn. amen Sundl visited
at A.. Svogenan's Wednesday eve-
Sh¢'dEBe1 on a n y M t i i n f t d
m u about lhll.u n t i l s h n n .Like mr mo the r. un mu: ummmher mem px-lntdy and let nmlugpuk gp-xz ihe had A hw dol-
~ E1§'rEnPn1sl§;,°m° ~=3~=_;;\~ 1°m».mx|:ai;Schloss, who lived next door, came
lu and made .I little mpper.She
puti to nthe kitehents ble ands ai d
to Erneltine:_ _g g
'sa lr you c an ge t wm [0 eu-he's ln there crying,""I vrlll," nld Emeltl|l8~ md Hrs.
Schloss went ou:"You'll have m :ny here. now.l guas.Wlll'l ,mn shouldu't havebeen left alone. and novl, his pa's
dead.t.here's nohody to look out
tor her hut you and Wlll."
"Ot course l'll come" add Ernes~
tlne."l'd have come before.-lf I
had known that I was needed.We
dldn't want to be 1 burden--"
She found this phrase ln her mlud
as she coaxed wm to en! n llttlesupper.Had their mauve:beenentirely unaelllsh, ln golng lo Eriestreet!liadn't they wanted m bealone-away ho m hll people1Should lhe have stayed with Wlll'|mother, and nursed her, and donethe work?There was no questionbut that Mm Schluu, and probably
other uelghbon a l well.thought
that :he should.Her heart ached
wnn remorse.w l n my e d l n t h e g g - w i t h
her.and Ementlue ed thedlshen and nut them all away. goingtn hlm ut times and patting or ca~reulng hlm.The underuker came,
band the 'kindness Lnut w u due
among klntolk.<'I'hey had denied
her.Sho fell ,that :he dldn't cure
whnher she ever nw them anim.If the y had done thll for Will.
everything else would have tol-lnwed. but now. ln common loyaltyto her husband, me had to reoo|~nlza this hurt.She wsu almost tnmtlng withwearlnas.It seemed to her thenight would never endPapacame in his big car andwok I-Irnestlne and wul and Mrs.
Schlmrs tn me burylng ground
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COMEDY-The Lunkhend
~e . ..== .,nlne o'clock.He ca lle~\Vlll into
the other room,bu t afte r u u m e
W lll came back into the kitchen.
where Ernestlne BBL not kn owing
what to do."E rn es tlne - " wlll loo k ed a t he r
nncertalnly;hls eyes appeared
small and red with weeplng,his
nose s eemed unusu ally b lg l n h ls
p a le i a c e , a n d h ls mo u th wa l llk e
I chlld'e."Th e Eo c to r th i n k !we
o u g h t n o t h a ve t e f u n e r a l h e r e -
bec ause of mother belng so ul.Th e
nolse.a n d people c o mln g l n a n d
o u t - h e th lnk s she ls lll eno ugh
th a t l t m lg l lt Ko e g nlnxt h er .D o
y o u - d o y o u th ln k y o ur m o t h e r -
I d on 't wan t hlm hu rled ln a c h ap el
- a n d h e dld n' t belong to a n y
c hurc h H e , w n e a n onlc er l n a n
ethi c al so c i e ty -th e y ' ll h a ve th e
servlc ea»-I don't k n o w wh a t to
p l ln = - "Th e b a c k do o r o p e n e d a n d Mr s .
S c h ln u mme ln wh lle h e wa s ta lk -
ln x. a nd wlth h er an othe r n elgh bo r
-E r n ellln e r e me mb e re d na vln g me t
h l m onc e before.B l a n a me s
J o hn P ry or . an d h e w a l n w i n '-
Er ne stln e understood th e e n tr e n ty
ln W ll1 '| e y e s - bu t h e r h e a rt s an k :
h h mma d i d n o t ll k e f u n e r a ls . a n d
le n t o t all wo u ld s h e llke thls on e .
"I '| l as k, "she meld unc er txlnly .
a n d we n t to th e te le ph on e wh lc h
wa s h u n g o n th e k ltc h e n wa ll.I t
seemed a n eter nlty before Ernes»
tlne hea rd her mother's volc e.Fe l-
terlngly , she told her what had hap-
pe n e d -wo n d er ln g wh y sh e h ad n o t
called sooner."B ut, d hr lln z. " c rled ma mma , "to
th ln k . o t y o u l n nll th a t tr o n b l
I ' ll se n t th e c ur ri g h t af te r y ou.
Y o u mu s t c o me ho me to m a m m a
u n u l th i s u a ll o ve r - y o n ' v e n e ve r
be e n to n tnn e r n l ln y o ur llte, E r -
n a t ln e .It wlll be so hard tor y on."
"1 llamma .'sald Er ne stln a w l m
vexetlon."Y o u k n o w l c u n ' t c o me
- r m n e e d e d h e r e .IC : s o me th i n g
me l eaves: Jpf-Me'=;.m_.\h.s1
Welcome ,f~
Dana College Swdemé
You are always welcome to
make our store your head-
quarters when down town.
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When in need of any items in
our lineit will pay you to come
and look over our stock.
Blair Racket Store
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SEPTEMBER rr and IB
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SEPTEMBER 16TUESDAY A
This MadW orld
With Basil Rathbone and Kay Johnson
`COMEDY-When Wind Blows
Famlly Night-One 35: 'ri¢k¢¢Adxits Two People
SEPTEMBER 14 and 15
S U N D A Y a n d M O N D A Y
Sunday Matinee
Caught Short
Wnh Marie Dresnler and Polly Munn
COMEDY-The General
SEPTEMBER 12 and 13FRIDAY and SATURDAY
_Saturday Matinee
" B x g H o u s e f '
With Wallxce Beery and Chester Morris
o0MEmr_Au Teed Up
sms MADE To ORDER AERIALS ERECFED
M Q Sdn Illltalled,Aaimed, Bebllred
v. J. Gustason
Expert Radio - Trician
MEMBER OF NATIONAL RADIO INSTITUTE
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Ph o n e BI a c k 2 5 2 Blair, Nebr.
20 lb. Sugar for $100
with :every $3.00 Purchase .of
nilinlié ~
Tbc Home of Pcrfecl Talking Pictures
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FRESH NORTHERN BULLHEADS EVERY FRIDAY
Phone 113 or II4 W e d el i ver
0N o r t h S l d e S t o r e
Sugar for $1.00
SEPTEMBER 11THURSDAY
"The Trespasser"
Special for Friday- Sat'day- Monday
Groceries or Meats
We will giv x
zo lb. of Bes t G r a n u l a t e d
mu ' t h a ve th e h lm s n l u e r e ll* th ehou se , be c a use W Ill' s mothe r u no
m l t w o u l d b e d lu g e r o u x f o r h e r ,
und.a n e w m .W l l l d o e m ' t w m t
hls fa th er h ur le d f r o m th e f u ne r a l
p u r lo n ,a n d n o d o e s u ' !b e lo n g to
m y c h u r u h - w e don 't k n o w ju s t
wh a t to d o. ma mma- " S h e o ou ldu ' t
sa y lf .She almply c ould -not.
" I t' s to o h a d y o u a n d w m u m m
keeping house."sald ma mma ." U
y ou h ad le t pap a he lp y o u y ou mum
d o L h ll to r \ vlu u n w. ".
" Y o u d o u ' t wu p t to . m a mm a l I
th o u g h t p e rh a p s - y o u r h o u s e m s o
b lg - - th a t y o u wo u ld d o th i n f o r
w m .I'xu askln g y ou to h ave W lll's
tn th e f a tuu er ul x t o u r - a t y o u r
house,m a m m a - "A l l L lxa l r s y n
we r e o u h e r -h e r ta c o was lo u r le t,
hex-_e y es we re su ttu sed wlth tea rs
at h u mlllu tlo u .
" W h y ,Eruestlne."s a m ma mma .
In a tro u b le d vo le e , 3 d o n ' t k n o w.
r u h a v e t o lu lk to a d d y - g r a n d -
mo the r 'u no t we ll.W a lt u mi n u te
- h o l d th e wl r e . ".
Eru es tln e stood ln silen c e . u y lng
to W l l l w l l h he r llp s , " S h e ' |a l k -
tng pqpa." waning lu the eudlaaa ln-
tery ul,c ertain o f r e f u n d - a k e a d y
h u n a n d resentful,
"E me | ¢ lue , " ma mma ls volc e wa s
terr lhly sy mpa the tic . "wo'r o all just
a s s o r r y a s we c a n b e , b u t p u p u
do e au ' t thln k Mr . Tod d wo u ld wa n t
tion Company of Omaha, muted
work on seven new :Mel bridges inw¢b¢\¢ County, two being locat-
ed four miles nonhweat ol here.
Da y ki n-Gndi ng wdrk started
on fifth mile ol Grain Growers
road west from brick church lead-
ins inw lown._
Brock-Highway east of town is
being graded and widened in pre-
paration for graveling.
Wa yne-Ki ngsbury Hall,hnd-
maxk on Wsyne Norma) campus,
..=.....~_-the `fun ernl home right the =ln
his own Eelllgllorhood-lots of peo-
ple a r e u r l d fr o m I n c h c h x l s
every day, dafllng.Don't ask m-
ma to d o me h a h a r d t h l n g - "
Emestlué`W'l!n;:n o the re q lv e rwithout a word und turned strained
gr ea t ey es u no ; wm.John Pryor
regnrded her with n snrc astlc smllc .
He was u soc lullat. or nn nnnrc hlst.,
or s omethln g, E rnes tln e re c alled.
"W m, " h e sn ld wlth ln n ta nt klnd ~
ne ss , " le t me ha ve th ls f un e ra l fo r
y ou?It's r lg h! h er e. i n th e ne lg h-
borlaood. and lt w o n ' t b e a b l : o f
tr o u b le - y o u r f a t h e r a n d I belong
lo Lh e sn me so c lety - lt wo uld be a ll
r xg m wlth h l m, I k n o w. "
" A l l rlgh t," s i lld wu l d u l ly .un d
tu r ne d to th e n nd e rta ke r ." F i x lc
lh a t w a y - w l l l y ou ten d to lhe n o~
!lc e | ? "
" W i ll, "Er ne stln e lmplo re d hlm.
" l! ' s n o t lny l a n l t - t h e y don 't uu-
d e r s t a n d - 'He \= - g° < ; h er ar m a n d tried `¢°
c o ntro l 5 eellngs."Th n ljl a ll r lg ln . k ltte u .I k n o w
y o u c an 't h e lp l n - w a ju s :their
wny ."B lu f a c e wo r ke d . a n d s u d
denly h e clenched h ls blg hand.
"Sly fathe r-he was g ood e nough * to
wo r k f o r y o u r s ,fo r h a lf h lr m e
u m e - g o o d eno ugh fo r th a t - b u g
n g ;g o d enough fo r hi s de ad
lr y -" W m - w l l l - d o w : - » d o n ' z da r lln g
-oh . y ou mu st no t s ay su c h n thlng
- s w e e t h e a r t "
"L a t h lm c ry , " s o ld lin . S c h lu s s
wlse ly , an d W lll c r le d up on E rn es f
¢ln e ' s s h o u ld e r- h i s te a r s we t he r
blouse. and she held hlm, feellng the
m u Bobs rac k hlm,wo n de r ln g
d lmly lf s h e w o u ld mo u r n to r h e r
f a th e r t h a t wa y .
Th is wou ld be h er h ome , sh o ro -
solved,klns lng h ls tear -wet fac e.
holdi ng h l m to he r heart.She
wou ld s ta y wlth W lll an d hl.l molh~
° r .Her neon le had danlad h sr hul-
Ha y Springs-80 mrloads ne w new~F~l ~Mi~ n~ry
§o"'" 'I.'?'Z}'.§'l from than point "PStore of B1»if_'rhe Fashion Cen-
_'_ter.'Ifhey have the largest scleq-Eustus-Wehrnexer pool hall has tions of the choicest New York and
bgm leased co H. Kruger.VParis style; arid the prices range
Red Clo ud-Ge neral Constnxc- from $1.88 to $7.50 34-lt.
3 ¢||'-Wlfs9, / i i '~
4 |\ \
Is Your Coal
Bin Filled?
If not-fill it at once.You can secure the
best heat unit Coal now, mined during the
Summer months when more care is given
to its quality.Right now our yards are
filled with assorted coal to give the max-
imum heat for any type furnace with less
ash and other impurities..
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\ - - ".f ning.lnr wim wuqtn ton£8SUH) EVERY THURSDA1 account.There vm-N E W ~ ~,_,__,..____ta..." anvb hr. a branch of m 4.
W u ! l . n v m g| \ ba n k ne ur -
nwntown bank.
P r i m w r " f f ..n "Mr and Ernest, Grouoeh- M:» ~ . u ° £ ~a t ~ °»'i5u£13`y'
mmm u s e c o n d- c ha ms w s t me Ji Peru, gpent Tuesday dght Stan U! Blnir--The fnshxansgeeré:
st tha pastottia nt Blair, Nah:-. and Wednesday at me Gwgge LUf~ ter.They lmve the " K munderghegzofc a m s .as nu home.ldou of qȢholg=eqrNevg Yvrhvd
She would get a metal coin chest
for herself and Will.
Her mentnl activity now beams
phyxlcu, And she rosa md illilllfd.
w m llshtly on th! cheek,
nm! Inn n mm: nn tha drnnr fmum a 3 ' m m .,Mrs. C. K. Anderson and daugh-
ter,Mn.lesier Hansen nl near
Every subscription il m grde d Arlington, wok dinner at the Earl
as open account.=q;_3_e»~ gf Thompson home Wednesday....lm-.-nn.M n h dv n -Mrs.Vic Skov speng Thurgqny
PIII-I mln and me pnces nun if' `iEi¢'uZ`ii»|ii BEET' "`from $1.88 m $7.50.nl n|:"mm» md :one hams.Dawn-
...._ _ ._ _ - .
nfgggns
stairs she found a box full ot rosesfor her, and a card in it with 1 few
words written m an erect elaborate
script:'To beg forgh~ens tnr my rude-
neu. and to ervfgql Q10 hope :hae
Wlu uc xuusu w inane um!1.01.Plattsmouth Pity Council ~» » =': ;:;"°"of firemesistant.dormi-
%.""..'l'i».£»»°Z"Ei?¢..?.';"€'Z' Pgggleggl Luisvillp Fonstruction swgrea
¢:..m an]nxrnnhinlfuo nnmnmnmntino on new budge wcross Platte nver
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moved from our mlilhz Hart ! th i
sxpintlon of the time pnid for U
the publishers be notiihd; nthnr-
vha the mbucripdon will nmnin
In fo rc e at the dedgnltd :nb-
leripdon prius.Every subszribsr
ma t nndutlhnd um tha n c o nd-
ti o mnre mnde a p a rto f tkmo o n-
c r m between the publisher and
BL AIR GIR L nm' unNsFROPREURUPEAN TRIP
nt the ho me o! he r unter,mrs.Mack Cameron,helping care fo;their mother, Mn. Chris HoLstein
who hu been quite ill with pneu-.
mania,but is improving a t ~
writing.Roy Eckland visited the New
England school Tuaday afternoon
Wednesday afternoon,Mr. and
Mn. George Loftis and Fern, with
Mx. and Mn. E. G. Grossoehme ol
Peru, drove w the Her-:nm Haven-
dick home to see Grandpa Hovpn-
'visiti here.duck, who is ngul. ...A M..rmnu Iaf|.is.Almg
I
'CAN 2.."a::..'::~'""°f mm!~CHOOSE ».'?.§'l'§.'%§'.?.."§.fm'.1f!'..'Z¢'.Lt
out.M a r g a r g i
W e y m o u t h
J a c k s o n
mm"4.n.| $1 nf.nm.u¢»m| ch l Last April she had been a school~»zlrL Now me was nlled with thesolemn lmportance of wlfehood and
motherhood.Th e s we e t llr n lle d
her wlth hnpplnean.Her hnsband'|
fncs lled before her mln d' |eye,
down the lang curve of boulevard,
g a ln l g n a n t countenanco.ier y,
ang.Her heart eontracled withln h e r ' a r th e t h o u g h t o t mm a n d
hls lo o e
The vla l! to th e do c tor '| was p ro
longed,b u t she xe aehed ms mma ' :
hou se ln tlme f or lu nc h , a nd fou nd
th e two wo men s o fu ll of L lllla n ' ¢
plans tha t sh e ke pt he r own se c ret
Deter mlne d to nmka the day c om
plete : h e le f t ear ly an d set out
fo r th e long.tiresome street c alrld e to th e N o n h w e l t alde.Sh#
wa s ashamed to reallzo h o w few
we re th e vls lts she an d W l b h u t
mn d e to th e llttle h ou s e wh h h
mo th e r a n d f ath e r llve d .She \\'n.l
nl he r mother-' s homo two or thre<
vlmvs a week.h u t they ha d no:
been to see \Vlll'a mo th er h a lt A
doz en tlmes ln th e mo nths o r th en
murrlage.I t w a s n o y ln te u t lo n a
neglec t.b u t l t alwa y s seemed tn
wo r k o u t t h a t w i v. a n d W lll h as
been as lo x u she ab o u t spendlng hls one day a week on that lon|
WNU .Btrviao
SYNOPSIS
0 M - ¢ -C H A P T E R I - R e n e w i n g s.c h i l d
I s h e t t e c h m e n t , E r h e s t l n e B r l c e l e n d
o t e w e a l t h y C h l c e g o f a m i l y .I
t r e m e n d o u s l y e t t r e c t e d b y W i l
T o d d , y o u t h f u l n e w s p a p e r a r t i s t , s o ~
o f e n o t g e r t l c u l s r l y w e l l - t o - d o c e r
p e n t e r .l e r e l e t e r L u m e n .m o r e o
t h e c o n v e n t i o n a l t y p e . e n d n w e r e ot h e e t t l t u d e t h e i r f a t h e r w o u l d i n k
t o w e r d b l e d n u g h t e f s m a r r i a g e t~
s n l l n h e c u n l o u e y o u t h , u r g e e E r n c s
t l n e t o e n d t h e e f f m l r b u t t h e l e tt e r , c e p e b l e o f a t p a s s i o n a t e e t t n c h
m e n t .e n d r e e l l z l n g t h a t l n W i l
T c d d e h e h e e f o u n d h e r e t l l n l t y , r e
r u e e .C H A P T E R 1 : - - ' r m l o v e - m e k l nf r o m e e s e e s w i f t l y ,e n d i l n e l l ye r a l ;b e c a u s e n t E r n e e t l n e ' e u r il n x ,t e r m a k e e °'r u n s .e r s . y "m e r
r i n g s .B r l c e l s n d l s l n f u r l e t e d b u
h e l p l e s s , E r n e e t l n e b e i n g ' o r e e e . e n
a l t e r e s t o r m y s c e n e t h e g l r l ,e r l t
h e r h u e b a m d ,l e a v e !h e r p e r e nh o m e L o r i n g l i e r n l l t o n .vr e e l t hy o u n g l e vr y e r ,l o n g L i l l l e . r l ' e s u l t o
w i n s h e r c o n s e n t t o b e b l e e r l t e .
C H A . P ' I ' E R 1 1 l - - W l l l e n d b l e y o u uw i f e b e g i n t h e i r m s r r l e d l i t
l n e s l n g l e r o o m l u s . h u m b l e n e i l ) :
b o r h o o d .E r n e e t l n e r e e l l z s e t h e e a r
f e r e n c e h e r m s n l e g e n u m u l e l
h e r e o c l e l s p h e r e , b u t . , e e c u r e l n h e
l o ve ,fe c e s t h e f u t u r e b r a v e l y .
C H A P T E R r v J o h n P o o l e ,W m
b e e t t r l e n d , s u c c e s s f u l t h o u x h d l s s l
p s t e d e r t l s t , l i ve s s . b l r t h d e y _ p e r tl o r E r n e e t i n e s t R u b y P s e t e n o s b o
h e m i a m r e s o r t o n t h e t r l n g e o t t hu n d e r w o r l d .P s e t e n o .n o t o r i o u s
s.b o o t l e l s g e r n n d g e n e l e s d e r ,l
r l t s t e s r n e e t m e . b a r h t e o r l t l c l e ~
o f W l l l f o r b r l n g l p g h t e y o u n g vr l tt o s u c h s . p l a c e .A p p e e l l n g t o W 1
t o t a k e h e r h o m e h e d e l e g e t e e t hl y k t o e f r l n n d .T o m m y ' f u c k s
e p l e l n l n g t h e t h e m u s t s e e » P o o l
w h o h e e d r a n k t o o m u c h ,t o lm
h o m e .E r n e n t l n e l e h u r t e n d l n d l
n e n t .T h e s l t u s t l o n l e e e r e d \ = { t
e p p e e r e n c e o t L o r i n g e n d L i l l e .w h o m e h e a r d o f h e r vr h e r e e b b u
e n d w i t h w h o m e h e l e e r e e t h e n m
C H A P T E R V - - R e p r o s c h l n g h if o r l e e vl n g h e r ° ' u r o t e c t e d " I nc e r l x f t o r P o o l e ,i l l t e k e e e n et l t u e w h i c h e e r e k e n e E r n e s t l n et h e r e e l l t l e s g t h e r n e w l i t e .S
l e c o n e c l o u e o n p p r o e o h l n l m u t h e
h o o d ,e r m I n e n t l e l i m t l o n o !te v e n t o p e n s st e m e l e n r l n n
c o u n t . .
It had been an mnch lonxln:
as convlctlon he fom bu t no w a h n
vm: sure.How hard hs wan.His
hnr do an brought only ndmlratlon
thll morning, the practical respect
ot n prnctlcnl person." K you
vrant to go back. yon've only to put
on y our ha ! a ndd o ltl"She won-
dered how many men had the conr~
nge to Lake a stand llke that.
She dd not regret the quarrel at
all.Her mar nng e ha d ntmln ed n
new reality.She knew that she
was not almply hnvlng n good time.
She knew u m :she could not gn
home when the party was over.
They land advanced from me honey-
(Continued from page one;
amergau, at which place they wereto see the world famous "Passion
Pla y",Oberamerg-au is a verypretty village nestled high up i n
the mountains where the air is
chilly and invigorating.The peo-
ple are friendly, easy x°inz folk
and decidedly old-fashioned, many
of them still wearing the pictur-
esque clothing of several centuries
ago. The "Passion Play , which is a
play portraying ChHst's life,be~gan the next morning,(I-'.riday)l
at 8:00 n.m.,continuing unti l'
11:30 a. m., then pausing until 2:00
p.rn.and contindng until 5:30
p. m.The play is given in a large
amphitheatre with the nudiene
under cover and the actors play-
ing on an outdoor stage.It is very
dramatic and .exceptionally well
acted, the players having given,
their entire lives no the perfection
of the acting of their particular
role.A chorus of fifty voices also
aids in the production.The entire
play is given in German but the
audience was furnished with Eng-
lishtranslation books and it is so
dramaticdly given that the listen-
ers were able to understand the
play very easily.
On Saturday,August 2,the
party left for Luzern, Switzerland,
which is an all day trip, arriving
there late in the evening.
Sight-seeing busses met them
early Sunday morning to take
them up into the beautlfud Swiss
Alps.The Swiss people at Lurern
are very much Eke the Gennans,
being very energetic and precise in
their artions.After doing a little
shopping and after visiting the
large hill where the Lion of Luz-
em is carved in solid rock the
party set out lo r a motorboat
ride on lake Luzerne.Lake Luz-
erne is a place ol exquisite beauty,
being surrounded by the red and
green snow-covered peaks of the
Alps and having bright blue water.
Many ot' the mountain peaks ex-
tend above the clouds and can be
seen from the lake.Reaching the
md Birdie Fletcher, mr. mu ui-sl
Judson Patrick of Minnesota were
Thursday visitors at the GeorgeLoran home.1
Our school was dismissed Mon-
day afternoon on account of LaborDay so Meta Thompson and Ger-
aldine Madll visited the PleasantHill school where the latter's sis-
er, Mardelle is teaching.
Annie Thompson spent last
weekjn Blair, helping care for her
grandmother,Mrs.Mac Rosen-
baum, who-has been ill for some
time but improving at present.ltlr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson andfamily were Sunday afternoon vis-
itors at the Will Anderson home.Mr.and Mrs.Ted Curley and
Marjorie,Mrs.Harold urley,
Maxine and Frances were unday
evening visitors at the I 'lifford
Cain home.
Mr.and Mrs. Roy Montgomery
and son, Elmer of Fsirbury arrivedFriday evening at the home of
their dzghter, Mrs. Chester Hov-endick d family and on Sunday
a family reunion was held at
Chester Hovendiek's home in their
honor.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Donnelly and
son of Omaha, were weekend vis-
itors at the Carrie Jacobsen home.The New England school opened
Monday,Sept.ls t with a large
attendance and with two new
teachers on duty.Miss Ruth Jor-
don of Ithaca has the lower roomwith 24 pupils enrolled.The be
ginners this year are:Margaret
Hovendiek, Marvin Jordon, Eileer
Bridwell,Robert a n d Phyllis
Kramer.Miss Ena Curley oi
Dixon is principal of the schoo
this year with 27 pupils enrolled
Those attending from other dist
riots are: Gene Flanigah and Glen
Oberat of Pleasant Hill, CharlottmOsborn, Adelia and Elvira and Al
vin Anqdgrson ol Bell Centre, Sey
mour orndyke of Hemitt,Mil
drd Davis of Broderson.
'Ray Montgomery of Fairbnrywas a Saturday night visitor at th4|home of his daughter, Mrs. Free
man Loftis.
Those from the New Englans
school attending in Herman areHarriett Wilson,Vera'Mae Bm
Claire Skinner enter the elevantl
grade,Birdie Helen Lofiis,__ fly
journey.
CHAPTER VI
>W H E N Ernestlue reached h~
mo!her»ln~law's house, she vu
astonished to Bud A crowd of peopsstnndlng about the (IMF. and ¢n s4
n mx l j u s t dr i vi ng a wa y , a n d a
o t h e r m r nt the c ur b .W h e n : I
c ame into the gro up, every one tn
silen t, an d Er ue stlna loo ked a t tl
fac es with c u ri os ity nu q a ne un
ieur.
" W h n t' |th e ma tter ? "c h e an
ner vou sly to a h lg h o u s e wi f e wi
opened the d oor fo r har.
"W lll's be e n try in g to lg ld y o u
the y ju lt br ou gh t h u pa ho me . H1
de a d - d r o p p ed d e a d a t b i lwo r k 1
d a y , a n d h u ma ' n r m b a d .I s
\vu | on th e te le pho ne . ut th e mm
and h e c a ms r ight out her o. b ut I
d! dn 't kn ow wh er e y ou wa s. "
,Ern esr lne n o o d star in g a t b l
1 a nd her ha nd we nt un to har h e :
»
in a frightened geamée.
"W here 's W UI ?" she asked wild
"Hn" ¢ I n wi th hi s mn (In s tillthe do¢tor's working wlth her. Bh|'x
b e e n n w t n l b ld t h e lu t f e w d a "
I'va been with her all thi t ime"
"B m lh e d ld n 't t ell u ll"_
"Sha tlxmmht |h e ' |be better!-
nh e 's be e n d ck lo lo n g- "
W ill looked u p u : h e camo
and called h e r mme s o ft ly .w
went ltx -alz bt to hlm and Qnt h
arms arcmnd hlm.B la face v m
wet with t e a r s - h e w u not l.h\
poiltlve, Defy creature wlth whom
she h ad quarreled so Mttarly (lm
night before. but a little boy. Ins
and confused.She kllsed bln
qui c kly . severa l times, an d h e : nh
ln h e r :
opposite shore the inurilts set out
in a little car, similar to a small
trolley for the top of the moun-
tain.From the mountain top one
could look out upon the other Swiss
peaks and the beauty of the scene
is indescribable.The Swiss moun'
mins are composed of red,blue
and green stone instead of the
dull grey as is in American moun-
tains and these colors,coupled
with the snow covered peaks, the
beautiful blue lake and the invig-
orating air makes this sqene the
one of most outstanding beauty
on the trip.
Qoing back to Luzeme Sunday
emung, zheksuanm mm fm! ~
king of Belgium was noted along
the lake.
TWO
twelfth grade, and Melcy Brldwell
at Tekamah in the eleventh giaife.
Mr.and Mrs. Lester Hovendick
and sons,Mr.and Mrs.Herman
Hovendick and Paul, John Haven-dick and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fletcher
were Sunday dinner guests at theChas. Hoyendck home.
Mrs. Julius Weber was a Friday
visitor at John B. ErlksenkMrs.M.V.Wilson and lan.
Harold left for Casper, Wyo. lastMonday,Harold etuming to his
home after visitinghere.
Women and Misse§Buy your
new Fall Ha t at the Milllnery
Store of-Blair-The Fashion Cen»
ter,'Ifhey have the large§t selec-35nfo! the choioest"Ne91 York and
Paris styles and the prices range
from $1.85 to $1.50.34-1:
A Gpod Time To Paint
N o IS a good time to :
paint when you can buy paintao
cheaply.
The Arhdt Hardware
Edison Mazda lamps cheaper than ever
as |.| .~,,
With every 5 gallons of lumbo
House Paint we will give two
gallons of Linseecl oil a n d one 4
inch paint brush free.
~v.|.1 '.,
It i s so easy to t r i m u p ihside
wit h ou r fou r ho ur drying enam el,
which comes in cdorg as well as
clear 'ami white.We are head-
quarters for Glass,P u t t y a n d
Br u s h e s .
Barn Paint 5 ~allons or ~ ~ll
I
In,whnt way, here and now. could
she make thls new feellng praetlcab
make lt effective?
How would theymeet the obllga-
Non ot chlldhlrth?Would she go
home to mammal or ln some hos-
pital?Th ey would have to plan
wlthout mamma ll they were to be
eoaslstear.She understood that
hables ,were fr lg h ttu lly expenslve.
She ha d read artlc les ln maga zlnes
abou t th em.Yet th ousan ds ot wom-
e n w h a n o mo r e mo n e y th a n she
possessed had ba hlc s.~She would
h a ve to d a d o u t h o w they ma n -
a g e d `\
She wou ld h ave to s ee a d oc to r,
ask q ue stlo ns , an swer the m.She
wou ld h ave to lln d ou t the r ate s at
dllre reat hospltnls. under dlde r en t
coadltloas.An d a lte r s h e h ad ln -
vestlgated th e ma tte r an d d e c ld e d
a n her o wn plan,s h e wo u ld h a ve
to be g in to lave a d ellnlla a mou n t
eve ry we e k . o u t o f W lll' s p a y , s o
th a t they mlzzht me et th e emer-
genc y.Th a t wo u ld h e f u n - - to
ha ve mon e y ln h e r h a nd whe n h e r
m g a c a me l __
Ben ne tt dld a' t k n o w whe re y o u
were,Oh E r a e s tln e - mo m' s 5 °
s i c k - t h e doc tor doesn't k n w
wh ethe r s he 'I l eve r he b etter -- an d
da d gone li k e t h a t - j u s t llk e a
breath.I ha\'en't seen h i m fo r
| three weeks."11,
" D a r ll n g - h e ' d wa n t to g o ~
| qulc kly ," suld Eraestlne, (eellng the
fu tlllty o f wo r d s -th e c mp tln e s s o f
c o mtor t.It wa sa ': he r r athe r , hm'
conscleace #sold her.S h e a n d w ln
ha d been n gle c tf ul.
The do c tor c ame out of the hed~~
roorn and asked Emesllne erlsply to
| get hlm some hot water,E me s tln c
to ok o f ! he r f ur c o at a a d' he r little| r e d h a t a n d we nt lata th e ki tc he n .
[Th er e wa s a lite in th e sma ll r an g e
, a n d a wk wa r d ly s h e p u t s o me c o a l
[u p o n i t a n d s e t the te a k e ttle o n to
. h e a t.Th e do c tor as k e d h e r f o r
| w w e u .Sh e wai te d o n h im a s we ll
'as she c ould a nd ac c ep ted in silenre
| h i s s h a r p xe p d m a n d wh e n s h e wa s
' c l u ms y .
The nei ghb ors had di ssolved , Mrs.
__..._..,, .....,..... ., .,.... ...., vuuaists back to Paris bn their home-
al..~. . . Z 14.. , : E l ~I-lid ~En iliffd
u w . : = . - , » v ¢ . | »nun-|uux u | | ln | u l e d a n c e g iv e n b f ll r . u u j nf. ' ; ' .. ¥ . " :. . , . .. . ¥ . £ .i 7 ; ' °. ¥ . ¥ . RQ 2 .2 5 ° \- = ' - ff ; - ; ;_ q ; = =- = » ; ;, 3 = * -n e w
g g : g l m i n l l g h t - l e d n g M r .m d M n .T h o l .An d e r s e n
T w d n y th e b u t w 'h a d v h ' I | A d a t ¢ h » J . W . N i ¢ \ | e n h o m A
b w u m th e K i n u h p m y m s " { ' . ' f " . § f " . § ' 1 ° ' ¥ ,. .. ... __ __ _s \
Europe md had then gone on to
England, was due at Havre so the
puty made preparation;to go
aboard that night.However, nib-
er waiting at the dock for nearly
three hours it was decided that
the wazer was too rough to dock
n m o ...m.:...-u . -mr s .n .r .ru . n an s e n
and family were among the rela-
tives who » helped Mr. and Mrs
Howard Woodard celebrate theim
tenth wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson nm
family Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogerson 'land Chrlnine enjoyed z
...... e.e......,...ni we v mwu a i .Havre found it necessary to look
for a place to spend the night.
Havre is a town of transient peo~
ple wha generally go on to Paris
or to their boa°t to spend ine night
and cunsequently accomodations
for so large a. party was difficult
w find.A small inn was found.however, and lhe tourists burst in
upon the inngkeeper so unexpect-
auy that he found it necessary to
lwatermeloa treat at the Albe n
Nelson home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs.Roland Smith and Junior
attended the state fair Thursdayand Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Soren Wolsmann
and family visited at the Emil
Fallen homelast Sunday. ,
Mr. and Mrs.Christian Ander-
sen and daughters had Sunday din-
ner at the parental Andersen home.
Alhart w.|..... ..-A 1.~...:1 u-¢_._feed the party lobsters and ice
cream for supper.Despite the pe-
culiar diet there was plenty of lun
and everyone made the-best of the
dwation.
On Wednesday the boat was able
in duck and the ocean-goers went
on board about noon.There was
a mingled feelin8 of ivy and sad-
.....__..~...... -.... mm. mmzerarebuildingnewfeedplatfomuthis we&.
Harold Rumuslen, who attend
ed school at Brewster last week, i1
again enrolled at Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. »Chrla'Jahnel an(
family were Sundny visiwrs at tlu
Wm. Wulbern home.
Mr.and M n ,An ul 'r~,.¢»....ne s s s o o a m me a mp une : e v e ry -| Mi s r E1 e &» °}"1 3 é 'i § § § ~
one was aboard.It seemed \|k¢|the George Nelson home Wedne
hv me to b e ba c k o n t h e s l n pa n d
see Iamillar faces again, but leav-
mk the beautiful scenery and won-
derful experiences behind them
béought regret ths t n was inn-
ponible to tlke them home with
them.
There were spprodmslely 1900
.on board on the homewsnl t¥iP|
.i nd ing 90 nthletes from Eng-»..~¥"w»., were going to Hamilton,
onmnowubepvthfdle smashI
sday evening of last week.
Mr. and Mrs.Bi l l v m v i dt e c
at the Albe n Petersen home or
Sunday afbsmoon.
The Dorcas Sewing Club wax
entertsinedgt the home oi Mrs
Alfred Svogenon last Saturday
afternoon.There were ten mem-
bers and two vidtors present. Two
new members,Misses Alice and
Bertha Matzen were taken in a l
this meeting.Miss Alma Svog-
ersan will be hostess Sept. 20th.which recently competed a g s m ma na Mm W m. Wulbo rn and
unlgod srnlaer hsmnlnns-The family Ind Henry Grabbe helped
hgmewud trip also disclosed tlxatlldrs. Henry Lsmmers celebrate her
En g n g ggmas,the winners of
center.|e
Lincoln-Board of Educxtion pur
chased three more lots east of n~
~, by Louisville Bridge Co.
~ubum-Work on gas\ distri~
ng system here will start in th
r future.
Hay Springs-80 mrloads new new~F~l ~Mi~ n~f" 'I.'?'Z}'.§'l from than point "PStore of B1»if_'rhe Fashion Cen
_'_ter.'Ifhey have the largest sclec,Eustus-Wehrnexer pool han has tions of the choicest New York an~
bgm leased co H. Kruger.VPaxis style; arid the prices rang
Red Cloud-General Constnxc- from $1.88 to $7.50 34-1
PHONE S9
I'armers~Elevator
BLAIR NEBRASKA »
Advertise in The Enuex-p "
Wuhlngwn County Fair tickets
on sale at the Style Shoppe md
tlm Blnh- Cooperative Creamery.I t
presmt at the diver Anniversary
twenty-Rye yur:ago.,
Hr. md Mn. Ne we ll were mu
fled in W uhinghm c ounty ln ,
New Englami neighborhnod Att
home ol thu blide's uncle, Chnrll~
Seaton, a will knuvm piuneer 0
the early days ol the county..
.,,.._.
cum nm m GOLDEN
WEDDING ANNWER-BABY
Mx-.md Mn.M. D.Newell,
Advertile ln The Enterprise
s . 1 I
F F 1 " f * i t " ¥ ' ¢ . r u ¢ 1 n 1 d t l o o r e o v e r -
.~* n l -|QFurnitxire, msl and ~
er md unde ttlkc r, Blair.o f a :
phom, 16}; mn. phom. 188.8-t!
Wome n md Misses:Buy your
new Fa ll En t a t the Milllnery
Store of Blair-The Fuhilm Cen~
' 1 ' h e C v ! f e e c l a h me n mn m.
da y aftemoo na zthe hmm a tlin.
Henry Axp.f
M n . J o d e I . Vm D e u s e n w u n
business callex-in 0mnhnWednu-
dny.
Fred mhz 'recently presented
his wife wth l fi ne ni na tubs
Gonenl Elecirln radio.
Sudu and Overconu.F i n t c l u l .
Reasonable prices.Theo.Wnhl-
\.-»,~
' w ~ y ' ~ m i n g m ~ a few
days visit.'Z
Mia; Anna Sdnnidt has gone
but bo Calumet CRY, -HL where
she is teaching.
Chris K. Banded, Undertaking
°i5°°. 161; nddenee. 188.29-N
Mr . ma n n . u a s r r i a l m w h o
W¢¥'&,dled ko Bhlr for the fun-
e r d of M n .Strickletfs brother,
Calvird Leivellen,ki t to da y for
.mm NGHH-sh. September 11, mo
1
vaidiot in Omaha Monday.
If
l."Ill.'I1l'li1l€, rugs lllu. amuv\i~n h h t h e w R. B e n d o r f .E f f A real old time mediein
.__W.. hnldinr forth on the
dl :s lu ms urwa..uv-sus mr . a n a m n . w e n My : n u n u n -mlO aulu aura. \.¢lIIll \3uul\...lawn :Lu uons or um un ult xuu new av rxllnu up-as" 5 ~n - . .:.1....'r'm-pn h m l m .t1 r o ! i \ v n f A1-Iimrton.M r .a n d H! * l~ | i h ¢ p a r e n ts o f a n e w r i r l b o r n ° " ! P a r i s s tvle x a n d t h e p r i c e s r a n 1 r a I h i € mY respec ted critizgms " F ~in thi!county living forethus'at Arlington.They- -1Ho.:} Ih°u» sac ks , 851 3 per
e n w h i l e th e y la s t.Ha n s e n
er y ,
w m t p d nn Horses t o p l
nuucu
yia at-
owner
nbalm-
01800
a -u
mlinve
Chevies and one Shrop.Prine $15.
Soren Jensen, Bgnnon. phone 8266.
34 -ll'
Mr. and Mn. c. C. Van Deusen
went down to Omnhl Wednesday
m wns ult a spe oi nlm i n re gud
to Claudo'l health which hal not
been so good of late.
u....1-A 17.-»\'|.m-lf mlm han
: n u L o w e , M i . m d m n m m :
Wilson and family spent Sunday
at the Eu! Chldwell home."
Mr. anli Mn. Carl G. Anderson
of Chicago, are here visiting at the
homes of his winters, Mrs. Ed A.
Jenner of the Bench sndMrs.Wu1~
ter Nelsun of Rose Hill.
Bloniay, Sept. 8.'l'he!am.ily now
m m m of fiv e glrls m d three
boys..
Mins Barbara Bowman left on
Mondny by bus far Muskogee, Okla
E u she will visi t her brother,
re Bowman m d spend the
winter.
ur..A ._ 1 .___\.- 1.-- L-..
from $138 w $1.50.34-lt
Woman und Misses:Buy your
new Fnll Ha t s t the Mllllnery
Store of Blair The `Fuhion Cen-
ter.They hnv¢ the largest selec-
tions ol the dxoloelt New YorklndParis styles and the prices rmge|
community living on 4th and Bus-i
let streets neu*the CaxmttarPu-k,celebrated their iittiethl
wedding anniversary at their homel
on last Sunday, Sept. 7.
Friends and relatives from point:
in and out of the county were'present to the number of about]
from $1.88 to $7.50.&l - lt l zht Their flmily ¢°°='@¢i"s og
l l l l i '" "" " " " " " ' U - --m -l u :B n m n d a y h i l l " -
a 4 - 1 s m u r u n e s u u 1 u n , + h ¢
m m .* e ° f " 2 s P : . " J = ° " : . ' ° - " * ' * °
moved to Blair about Iour yeari
ago, haiving Durvhased the D.M.
Rhoudes rezddenee where they nowredda\
They were the recipients of
many lovely gifts, tokens of tha
esteem and affection in whiehtheyare helq by _relatives gm, friends.
Plu;n;Ell6, John G. Jenson, Her~
_8l-41.0mu. Rnuw 2.The 0. E. S. meets tonight at a
regular meeting.A committee
will serve refreshments.
Ruben Redfield hns moved £6
Papillion, Nab. where hb Ls operat-
ing u Red and Wlxhe Shore
When at the county fair, mt at
Howard Taylofs reirenhment stand.
s4»1¢~
Mrn. John Newell will entertain
the Put Noble Grand Club at her
home i n the country on Friday,
0! n new rom ammu-c. K. Bendort, licensed ex
er and undertaker, Blair.
phone, 161; rea. nhone. 138.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Clause
returned from n trip to E
Colo. where they visited re
The Eplseopnl Indies will
bake sale in the lobby ul th-
Thcatre building Snmrdny
13-
Mrs. Olive Smith is im]
her residence at Third and
streets by having on n Ire
. I M i n +
Koulder,mn' "' """ w » ---~ --_..latives. been visiting at the puantsl home mn.. Chns §chmxdt,who nuhold A of Mr. md Mn. Elzl King of near b°°" vlsidng fnends and relativesHome Kennard, mtumed to her home at here for n few dnys, lm Samf-e |Amuillo Tens last Thursday.|day for HHSUHZU. Neb._to visit her
se z -~'s41¢1 M m Bernice : m u m of Lm-\'1§'°""°'in before '?*'""""'w hex
pmvmgroln, md Miss Hortense and Billie ome emu.
Lmm]n|HA1ber£of Omaha,span the Mr. and Mrs. Kms Schmidt ol
sh coat week-end at the home of their Ft- Calhoun, came up lust Friday
lbrcther, Clifford Hulbert and wife. to help Hams' mother, Mrs, Mar-.. _......,+ sz.-smut nelabnte her birth
Comfort
sufc Brand ;
5 oz, ba!
rumy 1007,-,bl
¢
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Beddi
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- » $`$'7»""E»3
~¢\*¢~3»,e'-'~?$<a ~:.@51 ~»
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vidting her lon, ma md other
relatives for a while, has nmzmed
to the Old Svldiera" Home a t
Grand Island.
Women md Misses:Buy your
new Fa ll Ha t a t the Millinery
Store of Blair-The Fnshlon Cen-
tex-.They have the largest selec-
tions of the choieeM:_New York and
Parls styles and the prices range
mm nas s o $1 .50.a4~1¢
~I-|fair enrollment.Among
the down town students enrolled
are Priscilla Rhoades,Mndeline
Nielsen, Morgue/t Badgerow, Dorls
Tilden,Mary Moore,Frances
Bellows, Own: Petersen, Bob Hope-
well m d Alfred Jensen.Other
Blair high graduates ue Frances
Mullin,Edward Thompson,Mar-
garet Linden, Charlotte Gilbertson
I
sun- ~ n mn, na s. Newell ofArlington,six grandchildren and
one great grandchild, were pres-
ent.
Mrs. Newellsdxferi Mrs L MUtterback and Mn .nik s¢1§1|,§r@§
of Arlington were also present.
Mrs. Utoerbnck had the honor of
Ivi ns the only guest still llving,
who was present at the wedding
and.Ruth Vig.''fifty yearn ago.She w u also
+
Buy Your Winter Blankets(
Bedding and Comforters Now
\
following Omnha people,Elde
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Will Newell
and Dr.'J. M. Prime and wile ~ -
da ui hhr._
Both Mr. and Mn. Ne we ll a
well and enjoyed the day imma .
ly.The day before,Saturday
Sept. 16, was the seventy-Nth an
niveraary of Mt. Newell'a blgth .
~1=~~-- also A red letter <lnyi
the U m .
S f v i -1 2 .U ;y u l u \ ¢The AdVHUC€CICHIIBIS BIC IilllblI'=\» \l\llu\||luv .._.-___,_1'bleMr. and Mrs. v. 0. mama were Mr- and Mrs. Waiter M. Nelson~~.-......am ..r. Mr .md Mrs.spent Saturday night and Sunday prqud owners of as new Chevro1e:.=w1iverm'y.A very eiuoya_.--1 dnhvnrv truck which th€¥ will uge'timB WB! had bY dl.1
b u n u a y gurzam UA.¢||;o m n _1;'i th Mr . an d MIS . C le m J en s en U1 ' ° " " " " ' ° '' f " " `e u '-th e i r W d Mi s se s :B u y y o u rC h n r le a Mp e lle r o f Te k a ma h ,h e | ; , , M .i w n z a n d °*v e n n g \ - . , , ° 1 .' : : : " s ~th e Mi llin ef s'
Sunday.,_.._,Rumor has it that Nels Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steavenseix of Worx.e m at the Joe Enjoy hunting more by payingwill operate im indeer golf course Fontanelle, were gu.....- -, .. .-...-M mar F L Calhoun less for shglls at Gnmbles.12 Ga.ter.They have the largest selec-
tions of the choiost New York and
Paris styles and the prices range
from $1.88 to $7.50,»34-It
Robert Mortensen,formerly lp:
Blair, but now on the police force
of Omaha,was severely injured
last Sunday when his motorcycle
skidgled from under him on the
Ak-Sat-Ben field.He sustained
several brokeri n'bs and i s in a
dangerous conditiorir
Comfort
sufc Brand ;
5 oz, ba!
rumy 1007,-,bl
¢
nA§cEK i n g ' s
OP a v i l i o n
4 miles Nami of Blair
On Highway No. 5
Sat., Sept. I3
M\.|slcBy
Raggy Ring
AND HISP r i n t e r s De v i l s
OF NORFOLK. NEB.
Golf Tournament
AT 10 P. M. EVERY THURSDAYss.oo PRIZE FOR MEN ANDWOMEN
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ter.They have the largest selec-
tions of the choiost New York and
Paris styles and the prices range
from $1.88 to $7.50,»34-It
Robert Mortensen,formerly lp:
Blair, but now on the police force
of Omaha,was severely injured
last Sunday when his motorcycle
skidgled from under him on the
Ak-Sat-Ben field.He sustained
several brokeri n'bs and i s in a
dangerous conditiorir
Comfort
sufc Brand ;
5 oz, ba!
rumy 1007,-,bl
¢
nA§cEK i n g ' s
OP a v i l i o n
4 miles Nami of Blair
On Highway No. 5
Sat., Sept. I3
M\.|slcBy
Raggy Ring
AND HISP r i n t e r s De v i l s
OF NORFOLK. NEB.
Golf Tournament
AT 10 P. M. EVERY THURSDAYss.oo PRIZE FOR MEN ANDWOMEN
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Beddi
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1."*€;f?/;-.<1eu.~ ` 2 \ 3 °
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during the winter in the old r. L.
building.Rev. Moran of the Baptist church
was called to Anadarka, Dkla. on
'1`u§dny by néws of the death oi
his father.Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Klopp cele
brated their wedding anniversary,
¢-_-m my .mmw m Omaha for
|..u=».=..\........-_._ ,_last Wednesday.
Mr. and.Mrs. Carl Thomsen and
daughter, Stella Mae drove up to
Craig Last Tue y and spent the
day with friends.
Mr.and Mrs.avid Mummert
left Wednesday morning for an
\aubomobile trip hrough the west
81c per box,case lots.uma ,hunting coats, boots and caps ati
big savings.Fremont, Neb.34-lt
Mrs. C. E.Krause was hostess
to a llttle party of irleudx at the
theatre in Omaha last Monday.;
The guests were Mrs. G. L. Dixmx,
Mrs.Harry Mortlock and Mrs.
Reed 0'l-Imlon.C3¢|l\»uy U;un - v - 5 v -nm n vn n i ni f .| mc l u d m g E s te s Pa r k .
fl
ter.They have the largest selec-
tions of the choiost New York and
Paris styles and the prices range
from $1.88 to $7.50,»34-It
Robert Mortensen,formerly lp:
Blair, but now on the police force
of Omaha,was severely injured
last Sunday when his motorcycle
skidgled from under him on the
Ak-Sat-Ben field.He sustained
several brokeri n'bs and i s in a
dangerous conditiorir
Comfort
sufc Brand ;
5 oz, ba!
rumy 1007,-,bl
¢
nA§cEK i n g ' s
OP a v i l i o n
4 miles Nami of Blair
On Highway No. 5
Sat., Sept. I3
M\.|slcBy
Raggy Ring
AND HISP r i n t e r s De v i l s
OF NORFOLK. NEB.
Golf Tournament
AT 10 P. M. EVERY THURSDAYss.oo PRIZE FOR MEN ANDWOMEN
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Regular $7.50 Permanent Waves
$5 and $6 for Sept. only.Either
Croginnle vr Spiral Wiml.Phone
197.Mrs. K. A. Pound.28-tl
Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Smith of
Redelm, South Dakota and Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Allen of this vicinity,
drove w Shenandoah,Iowa Sun-
Dr.,and Mrs. Raymond Bun'
very pleasantly entertained the
Tuesday evening bridge club at
their home. There are three tables.
Mrs. M. Sutherland at Black 259
is prepared to give you a Dugn
Wonder Wave for $5.00.A real
b8¥g8ln and satisfaction guaran-
»eed.16-Lf
CountYo1 . 1
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k
vi
mah teachersf Miss Ruth Lamme
rih her to stay over the week-no
euWornen and Misses:Buy your
new Fall Ha t at the Milllnery
Store of Blair-The Fashion Cen-
ter.Tlbsy have the largest sdec-
tions grfuxe choleest New York and
Paris styles and the prices range
from $1.88 £0 $1.50.se-1:
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Kuhn return-
ed Monday from an extensive trip
to Brooksville, Penn., where they
visited relatives.Mrs.Parker
Hayes and son. Fredrick of Brooks-
ville,returned with them.Mrs
Hayes is a dsber of Mr. Kuhn.
Mr. and Mrs.Henry Granberg
and daughter of Denver and Mrs.
Clarence Granberg of Desltloinea,
lows spent several days last wak
at the Earl Caldwell home.They
were on their way home from Wis-
consin driving what they termed
an "open air taxi", a large house
oar.
Mrs. Elsie McBride, state pros
ident of the W. R. C., will hold a
school ol instruction lor Corps in-
spectors on Sept. 26, at the W. R.
C. hall.Mrs. Maud Keck of Lin-
éoln will be the instructor.There
will be about six assistant in-
spectors present.Members of the
Corps are also invited to be pres-
en
A
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K i n g ' s
OP a v i l i o n
4 miles Nami of Blair
On Highway No. 5
Sat., Sept. I3
M\.|slcBy
Raggy Ring
AND HISPrinters Dev ils
OF NORFOLK. NEB.
Golf Tournament
AT 10 P. M. EVERY THURSDAYss.oo PRIZE FOR MEN ANDWOMEN
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The Adyance
Coming at the very time o
and comforters-thin sale wi
bedroom nieds.Dozens of
any.Our old friends, H.H.Scheer
of the Fontanelle neighborhood, in
company with Fred Hartung, made
n pleasant call at The Enterprise
owne last Tuesday.
Mrs. Clark 0'Hanlon, who is in
the Clarkson hospital, Omaha con-
valescing from an operation on
her knee, is improving so nicely
that she plans to be home soon.
Mrs. Ed Lewellen is spending n
few days at Grand Island with her
dsughtebin-law, Mrs. Calvird Lew-
ellen, who will return with her on
Sunday and spend the winter i n
Blair.
The D. A. R. program ¢omrnib-
tee met with Mrs. Chas. Farnham
on last Pridny nltemoon and ar-
ranged the program for the year.
The first meeting will be held on
Sept. 17.
Wnnled-Q-A live man or woman
with car w drive the mral routes
M this county and sell a proposi-
tion that -will nppan! to.even*
farmer.Wife Box 255, Fremont,
Nebraska.84-2t
Palmer Allen and two friends of
Winnipeg,Canada,returned last
Friday moming after a short visit
with Blair relatives and friends.
Palmer is selling Chevrolets at`
Winnipeg._Miss Mildred Meats will leave:
Sunday for Kirkiwille, Mo. where
she will take a nurse's training
course.Bliss Evelyn Meats ex-
¢
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f
Mrs. Birdie Warrick entertained
Mrs. Edna Mumy of Big Timber,
Montana and Mrs.Nettie Stock-
ton of Schuyler,Neb., at dinner
last Tuesday.
Jake Brass took his daughter,
Frances and Miss Betty Noble to
Omaha Saturday evening where
the young ladies attended s sor-
ority party.
e
t
\1
\o. W. Marshall of Kennard, was l
a caller at The Enterprise office
yesterday.Mr. Marshall is s can-
didate on the democratic ticket for 1
county commissioner.]
The local Methodist church is 1
closing a successful year,the ,
fourth under the present poswr. 1
Fifty-eight new members have |
been received during the present 1
year.Mrs. Edna Murray ol Montana, 1
I
Saturday until Monday evening. g
Sheis waiting >!rimids'ixi this vibi
inlty.,
The funeral of John Arthur <wagers, age three, will be held iq
the Calhoun church mday (Thur~s-,
day) at 2 p. m.Rev. Carl Bader
of the Blair Methodis church will
officiate.'
Mrs. si. R. Lippincott and M1~s.'
John N 'ell entertained n fewfriends e gmplirnentary to Mrs.
Chris Schmidt of California at theLippincotthomelastThursday(
I
was A house guest at the home of
Mr.and Mrs. Joe Lazure from
4
Cotton Blankets 6
GREY BACKGROUND
Re li a nc e Wo ol Bl :
PL AIDS I N
Bats Etc.mann
64"x'IB" PART
1 9 C Cotton
PLAIDS. woo
Purity
10 ov, bit
/~J
Pl'id¢.j
'moo 1 m., bn - -
W h i t e L i l l y B r a i e d
ll pz , ba!-
Crown Jewell
1 n»,, has --
Dixie Maid
72x90 11 nz., but
D u k e
2 lb. 72"x90", NOT srrrcnnn
Other Comforts at 1
and $4.00 each,
L i n c o l n
3 fb. 'lZ"x90", s'rn'ca.
v-:n,nA'r $ 1
Wool Cot
3 Ih. VERY BEST CHINA
C0'l'TON,EACH ."..
Com fort Fleece
HA3IbHALFWOOLANDLF
CHINA COTTON. 'l2"x90", EACH
D o wn i e
1 n». BAT
L o s p y
PLANTATION BATS SHEET
'l2"x90",EACH
K a p o k F i l l e r
% Ib.FAIRY FLOSS
Kapok Filler
1 n>.FAIRY FLOSS
o
Phone 32 or 33 c c
3 0 C W o o l ]
: lankets,`
ters Now
¢¢r S a v m g s m
the yeuwhen you need more bhuikets
help you be thrifty in buying these
nnctlve designs from whid ta choole.
in. x 76 in. per pair $2
ITH PI NK AND BLUE BORDERS
nkets 72 in. x so in.
each $3.49
NTY PASTEL SHADES
68.
f u w f s $ 2 5ool.EACH -~o 9
~
= é € % ? ' i . ~
White Lilly Braled
llpz.,ba¢-----
4 8 4 :K o p a k P i l l o w s
6 3 c
5 3 c
RED |{03E, GOOD FOR HAY
FEVER o n ASTHMA
SUFFERIIRS, PER mm
W ool Comforts
WITH ONLY THE 'VERYBEST or 1=1|.uxc, mea
$2.75
$7.5
Pride72x90 1' tb.. bn
Crown Jéwellpests to go ot Liricoln to f\li42¥\d|aff¢;r1\oon
ihe state university Nels Hansen entertained the city 1 Ib..batWomen and Misses:Buy your
new Fall Hnt at the Millinery
Stare of Blair--The Fashion Cen-
ter.They have the largest selec-
tions of the choioest New York and
Paris styles and the prices range
from snag tu $1.50.34-iv.
Fuller Brush Company necfls
one salesman to :aye care of Fall
teachers at his golf course southl
'of town on last Fridny'e\'ening
and the teachers appreciated his
hospitality,ns they enjoyed n
pleasant evening.
Mr. and Mré. Judson Pbtnck M
Garvin,Minn.,have returned to
'their home after visiting relatives
B l i d w hina r a n as in n county.Hunesclcanin orders undiieliver ~~BW
z100 free brushes each week.No
inves|.ment.Average eamings $40
a week.We train you.Wriw.
629 Barker Bldg., Omaha.34-lt
A farm of 140 acres located in
the best farming community of
Mr. Putnck is a brother of Mrs.
Frank Jenkins of this city.
A good productive farm of 96
acres located about seven miles
south of Blair, near the highroad,
fairly good improvements.This isl
not a hilly farm.A rare bargain)
Dixie Maid 75c72x9011 nz.. but
L n R r M e n s D e p a r t m q n tDukeCOATS2 m. 12"x9o", Nor srmzman _--_- ~ ' i f 'M e n ' s H u n t i n g
n | C h €% A $ 2 . 9 8 BALL BRAND. S,,..m!.?&°§§~at I
a n a ¢ 4 . u u e a c n »o r
L i n c o l n B o y ' s S h i r t s.,.,_$ ~New Asson'rm:N'r "MADE
3 fb. 'IZ x90 s'rn'ca.v-:n,nA'r LIKE DAD'S" Sizes 12 to 14%95cWashimfton county. land Draft-iw-lat $100 nér acrelylevi fair imbrovemehts,landf§,i_i£x N_ T_ Lund 3, Co.|
achoxrnng P1 51 at $200 "Q" overl.Howard Taylor, who lives out in
P°.'f ??"°"-e °f..fmth°nmd t9|the Orum neighborhood, is making Ladies and Misses
$1.50 toWnol Cot $2.25 1§ien's Lightsen "IIS farm Bl. $111.1 per acre.I34 4 ;N. T. Lund Q cn.arrangements to run a stand over
at the county fair next week. How-
Mr. _"d Mrs. H. H. Brown had . ard has had a good dell of experi-
as then' guests over the weekend, ence with this son of wo rk and
Mr. Brown's fawer, H. C. Bruwm-lmuws how it should be done.
of Lincoln and sister, Miss Ed.ith|__Brown of New York.Miss Browm Wall _Df_°k\'°eY@\'v f{°m_}§g.ng{}1j-|
3 Ih. VERY BEST CHINA Swe $4.50COTTON. EACH
.H 'Jus'r 'ras 'rnmc r
COOL MORNINGSOUR STOCK OF FALL COATS AND DRESSES HAS ° ' m : = ; a , s i 1 s s f ;~~
JUST ARRlVED_EVERYGARMENT 1s REPRESEN_3 0' r A ' r 1 v E o s ' r m s A n v z m c s ' s 1 ~ Y | . s s A r m A R E e n u m c o r r o h .1 2 x 9 0 'E A C H M C I Y S w 0 l . ' l
I
_w e s t o f u r u m w a s l n m m :w e n -i t l Ol l t h e S t f f 3.\.p 9 l l 1 I l b l R _ u m | » m . . I . "i i ?iI' I'Sn in a +v n n n v a r i n o gsocks 1 0 c Ill\'81Blty ana 18 1:1 Jxeuruana w r u " "" '--s h o r t vi s i t bef ore th e U1 1 i ve r si ty \ f ' ° ma " o p e ra ti o n f or th e 1° m° " f " 1
k b e l o f ius ton si ls a n d haslf t q m t ewo r g m s irotten bac k to h i s us u a l n o r ma l BOUGHT To SELL AT REAL BARGAIN PRICES.2.5¢D o w n i e
Mrs.Pl'i5Cm9»|;nnditinn'hut feels that he is on 1 n». BATf of winnipeg, c w'§§;",,}f,}§§i_"'
this office states that she is Ieav-ing soon for Pittsburgh'Penn.,The W.R.C. kensmgton met
where she will spend the winter Wftfh Mrs- Fred Long last Friday
with her sons, Charles and Harold with thlrty CWHU members pres-»of that place.Mrs. Lannmff r¢-\°"* The games P*¢°Fd quilt }=1°°1*f
Coats for Ladies Misses
9cLOSPY_,|r1.:|A.-M Specialsa u u \ . ¢ l l | | \ l | u l l
L a d i e s c o h t s , i u s t w h a t y o u h a v e P|.AN1~T\'F1oN uns SHEET
'z2°'=Qo~, EACH We are selling out all our tennls shoes
4 ~at special low prices. Light weight under-
wear ' HAINES long or short sleeves
been lookl nz for from $l2.5Q andp o r ts é e n g mz u l we a th e a n d a : A c o m m m e e c o n sls un g oz m m:\__.._ .-.......\|......I:.I r........ xr"Kapok Filleru s c a r u u y e r u r n r t u u u v s a Bw e a l t h o f b e a u t i f u l f l o w e r s a t W i n - »'''"' |""M p e g .a t t h i s r m .| 1 2 3 f J f f ,
'1 f2 ; = . ;' : 2 f . ' . m . , ? ' " " " ° .u p s i z e s l o t o 5 2
%n>.FAIRY FLOSSarmvrm M bl Hu ....=.... ...._......_....._.'°?.'¥"F _oats .!`".." F!We are offerimz for quick ,Bleu We also have the biggest llne we
vo n e n mu g n : n o me xr o m me u ma -z u hos pital la s t Mo n d a y wh e r e th e Mc h la h n n ( a n n ° f zo o ac res h a v e e v e r c u r l e d o f M i s s e s a n d
she wa s ta k e n f o l l o w i n g a n w w -£ ° § § ° " . . ? £ l ' 1 ° - h § - , . . . _ ? ° l ' § f f c h l l d r e n ' s C o a t é f r o m $ 3 . 8 5 a n d 95Kapok Filler 9 0 c c1n>.'|-'Amy :Loss~ a c c i d e n t , i n ~ . h e h ' d = l | l l l l .l u l l l l l [ v n u ; . l u u I l u l l Q u=n m m m m a y c r u s h e d .s h = L _ . . . ! ' E " ' i - L ° ° . ' }'H " . . ' . f ' l " . . . § ' f | |u p , s i z e s f r o m 2 m n s o y u a n
xl.....a.;:........\_._'..x-..\---..A _ |10lI.1IlK, BBW lllJl.l3¢, mm use ucwca-I;' '=~",;=m"Q " f ' " " _ ; " m " ; ; ~ag; per |35
'§'f°l' ~ um 'l°°°2" b°"°"f Ph' su.n 1 N."r. Lund C Co.Fall Dresses
Su our Iin¢ of new fall drma.mumblem u : m a n y re g ai n th e u s e o f h e r |SASWJ.hand.
A surprise party was given on
Saturday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lindexman in honor of their
daughtefs twentieth birthday, on
Sept. 7tl1.Around thirty-five were
praent, each bringing well filled
baskets and lunch was served at a
hte hour.The evming was spent
in playing cards and games and
1.v».- a.m~§mr All Am-nna lm-
Will Burdick at South Omaha.
brother-in-law of Mrs.Lincoln
Warrick,Mrs.Mnry Hain and
P. M. and Watson Tylon oi this
city, was injured in an automobile
accident in Omaha recently and is
ln an Onmlm hospltalwhere he in
recuperatlng.Mr.Burdick and
fwlle are known w many Washlng-
Don county folks.Mrs.Burdick'
has been n gue lt a t McKinley
Q L ) . ~ ~ C e n a arly cmdgelfirslchoice.~
\.
The Style Shoppe
Jlfn. C. C VanD¢ma1,pronlelar 0
Fair tickets on sale at the Style Shoppe Q Phone 3;or as "The Big Store Bl ai r, Nt br .
their hu-m¢s"m»mng Lim TimmlChapter 0 E s. gs su]s Il.I t 'Q.l.l.l¢\|.l}l l l u a v : |l l | r y ;vmnu uun |n»
'... .?.il -:`2\ "-'f ....La ff , .,
r u m a h - - ' r a n m n n v m s p -Ee" Nebraska, September 11. :sw
T H E KENNARD NEWSI
.\I
Ela&on Bo nds
Richland Township, No. 2,
Elecdon Boards
Ft.. Calhoun Township No. 1,
Election Boards \ '
Ft. Calhoun Township No. 2,
Election Boards
Fontanelle Twp., Election
'Board .
Sheridan Twp,Election
Bolrd
Lincoln Twp., Election Board
88.90powdex-, 56. teaspoon soda, 'A tea-
|:§:vn sal; mnnhmallowx.C r a m87.10 rtenilig; add sugar llld cream
lagadn.Beat in eggs; add lemon
3340 juice and rind.Fold ln sifted dry
Iingledients.Roll o ut on slightly
ss.1o floured_bonrd and cnt out.Bake
|in a moderately hot oven (400 de-
grees) for 10 minutes; remove from85f70'ovs1, place half x llllrihmallow
in the vertex' of eagh and return4x10 to oven to brovm.
~Pumpkin Pie
KENNARD NEWS
Mrs. Agnes Geist and children,
Lucille and g m ; m m e Thursday
évening for n weekand visit at the
W. E. Wright home.
Miss Olive Holmes lelt Sunday
for Fremont where she will attend
warm Co lle ga this mx.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry left
»»-¢~¢~'~~~..
Monday.
Mrs. E. Blazier returned to her
home after a visit at her daugh-
¢er's, Mrs. D. H. Fair of Omaha.
Mist Ada Stricklett of Blu r,
visited at C.W.Lan\'.rup'a lust
week.
Ramona, small daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Edwards, yas ill
Saturday.She is much impmved
at this writing.
Gus Kempcke, DHKKUB 11.70
Wilbcrt Langhorst,Drug-'
55113 84.20
Gmaha Rnad Equip. Co., Re-
pairs 1717
Marion Sutherland, Pt. su.
for August 50.00
'Transcontinental Oil Co., Oil 48,20
Guy Wallace, Dragging 28.80
'Elmkl' Wright, Grivel 3591.38
Alfred C. Andersm, Dragging 31.05
~~»' ...: ~ .
Mrs. G. I-`. Glendenning and son,
Perry were in Omaha Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen ,Tafierson =-
Gwendolyn and Mr. and Mrs. HansBraesch were calling on Mr. andMrs. A. C. Sunds Tuesday evening.
Mr.and Mrs.August Matze~
gnd sons and Miss Exim Sundn took
xn the State Fair last Wednesdny.
Pew Kudsk of Buttle Creek, la.
vidted at the Chris Sands hom~
Saturday..
WASHINGTON News
Mr. and Mrs. A, C Sunds e
tain .nter-ed at one o'c_\ock dinner s -
d ly, Mr. and Mn. Martin SWIG"
Miss Erna Sands, Wm. Matzen .Ji
Mis Rsnth and Morris Lund of
Omaha.
H. E. Lyons drove to Fremont
Sunday afternoon. '
»;»°.~
OoMMISSloNERS'Paocl-zsnmss
The County
ation met pursz QifnknnAmmst 11. 1930-
~ Chasf Nelson,C.B
M é z i r l m a n d c .J .N e l a b n , C o u n t y
{ '. u - . w n i n a { n n | » \ * l R -I I .~
uqnu.; v-....., ..__ . -C. Martin. Oounty Clerk.Charles Brodersem Draggiixg $3.80
The mi nuta of the nrewdinz n. A, Luhnwn C0 -, o n sms-4
meeting were read ma approved.Herman Filling Station, Gas
Nothing was bmughrbeiore the and on 1:43.03
Board and we adjourned so meet Hmm amen, Aug. Slhry 100,00
......... an man Mum- rf w mv "nmmrinn 16.65
e u n [ H U n m l u u s . L . 1 1 . v .m o .t n n m ! !
On their return they stopped at
Lawrence, »Knnsas to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Jaedicke and family and
Mrs. Katherine Nissen.
Mr,and Mrs.Carl ward and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Al-
exander were Sunday dinner gu :
of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Cunningham.
Mrs. Carl Lund of Fremnnt, vis-
iced at the home ol her father,
Peter .C. Sorensen last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jefferson was a guest of
.__.,,..
A coLi11iaN Fon
WOMEN
"1 O l
week at Leonard Pc!erson's.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wright de-
lightfully entertained last Friday
avening: Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bluco,
Mr, and Mrsf H. E. Ward, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Berry, Mr. and Mrs,
Georgc Hedelund,Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Wright,Mrs. Tom French,
Miss Helen Berry, Miss Ella Reich
of Omaha,Mrs. E. Berry,Mrs.
Agnes Geist and children, Lucille
and Sam of Linculn.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andreason
retumed Saturday from a week's
stay at the state fair.
Mr. Eric Hansen of Gretna, vis-
ited at C. \V: Hansen's Sunday and
Sunday..
Mrs. Gertrude Neal and son, Joe
_/|;
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~v i »iL _»~i;|°"'f
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The HEART
M - O T O R
MUST FU'NC'r1pN PROPERLY
The ignition is the heart of your motor that
functlons all action.It must be right or
your motor is deficient in operation.A
check-up of your ignition system by our
experts Will quickly reveal faulty current.
No Charge for Inspection
.Bring us that car today for an Electricd
Check-up.`__
Kennard Garage
Cbas $alu, proprlelor
It's always sandwich time--what
with parties and picnics to say
nothing of everyday lunches.Rc-
cipes don't mean a thing, for what
you put into n sandwich dependsnotonlyuponwhatyouhappen
to have on hand, but upon how andwhen it is w be eaten.Some sand-
wiches are poor. travelers,while
other kinds emerge moist and sav.
ory after half a day's jaunt.
There are, however, certain ruleswhichmust be kept in mind in
making good sandwiches.
Use bread a day old for makingsandwiches.It cuts to better ad-
vantage and is easier to handlethanperfectlyfreshbread.The
one mcception is for the fancyrolled sandwiches, when very fresh,
soft bread is needed.
Use creamed butter, never melt-
ed, for spreading sandwiches,and
if the bread is to be cut extra thin,
it helps to butter the,bread before
slicing it.
Only very tender meat may be
used in slices, ham and tongue be-
ing the best for this purpose. Other
ments are best chopped.
Sandwich fillings should never
be dry.Salad dressing,catsup,
chopped pickles or jelly improve
dry fillings.A heavy white saucewell seasoned and lightly flavored
with lemon juice is a good basis for
meat,fish a.nd`other substantid
sandwich fillings.
Lettuce for sandwiches lshouldbe washed clean, thoroughly dried
and chilled.Sandwiches with let-
tuce should be used soon aftermaking.
Ham. Pineapple Sandwich
Four slices canned pineapple, 8slicesbread,4 slices cold boiled
ham, 1 mild onion, 1% tablespoonsbrownsugar,4 sweet cucumber
MissMaggieM.I.owe
-Hermm, Nell.
~Representative for
World-Herald
For Wmhinzton County
Interested panlu all 766
Herman. Neh.
Contracts let by Shaw Game
Commissioner for conatmndon of
fencing around 800-acre tract in
Wildcat game reserve in Scotts
Bluff County,i0 cost abdut $2,500.
--Lyman, Ledger.
Allinmwa Turmtt Lake,located
20 miles south of here, purchased
by State Game and Park Commiq-
sion for fishing purposes.,1
:. Jo'r'rINGs
Mr.and 1*-Irs.A.C.Anderson
entertained at a card party Satur-day evening.
Fritz Arp was a visitor at the
:: :|-
Good News
1 's
Paint Now
Linseed 0i| Is
Cheaper
Now $1.00
Per Gallon
Toast the bread and spread withbutw, then with mayonnaise.To
make each sandwich, place a sliceof pineapple on toast, add a slice ol
onion, harn nad a second slice of
pinapple.Top with toast.Gnr~
;|;?,with vntercress and n pickle
serve hat.Serves four.
Lemon Marshmallow Cookies
Thre founlm cup shortening, 1%
cups sugar, 2 eggs, 6 tablespoonslemon juice, grated rind 1 lemon,
3 cups flour,1 teaspoon baking
in s. hot frying pan, turning fre-
quently.Split the slices of fin-
apple with a sharp knife and p ace
in the frying pan as soon as theham is done, adding a little extra
fat, if needed. Sprinkle with brown
sugar and haste frequently until
mng. °Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goreharn andfamilywere Thursday afternoon
callers at Frank Gassefs.
Mr-and Mrs.Earl Fitch and
Donaid were dinner guests at the
F. W. Lambtecht was a dinner
guest at Frank Gassc:-'s Tuesday.
R. F. Sumner of Winterset, Ia.,arrivedat the Sumner home Fri-
day evening far a visit.
h u n k Lambrecht and Francis
Hovendick were Sunday forenoon
callers at Frank Gaasex-'s.
Mr. Alph Hawkins of Arlington,
wus a visitor Friday at the Leon
Sumner home.Mr.and Mrs.Fritz Arp and
children were Sunday evening vis~
iwrs at the Frank Gasser home.
Mrs.Frank Gasser returned
home Sunday evening after a two
weeks stay at Wayne.
Blair Twp., Election Board
De Soto Twp., Election Board
Herman Twp. No. 1, Election
Ba u d
Herman Twp. No. 2, Election
Board
Cuming Gty, Election Board
Bla i r my - m W a r d, E le c -
tion Board
Blair City--2nd Ward, Hec-
tion Board
Blair City-3rd Ward, Elec-
tion Board .
Blah* City-4th Ward, Elec.
tion Board .
The Board then adjourned
August 28, 1930.
48.2081.10
88.20
88.20
40.80
40.70
89.50
83.50
41.50
until
.. .. .= ~=. ...... pump-h n ,54 wmpovn £a1r.'M/easpéon
ginger, % teaspoon cloves, 2 wea-lspoons cinnamon,3 eggs,1 cup
canned-sweetened condensed milk.11 =°g_ water, unbaked gf-»crust.
Mi x gfredients in theo er 'ven;pam- into pan lined wlth unlnked
piecrust.Bake i n a l m t oven(450 degree for about men min-
utes, then reduce the temperature
to moderate (850 degrees)and
Bake for about thirty-five addi-
|q.m.1 minutes, or until the filling
Plum PuddingIOnepackagechocolate junket,
1 pint milk, 1-8 cup rdsins,1-3cup dates, Va cup figs, 1 cup water
5£_ cup sugar, 1 tablespoon lemon
has set.
Omaha Thu~ay on business.
One day lmt week Mr. Hjalmar
Skov,former superintendent of
schools here, stopped for a short
visit with friends here.Mr. Skov
was enroute to Iowa City from
Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wflght and
sons were in Omaha on businessWednesday.
Mrs. Nara Andrews of Ronaake,
'Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs.\Henry Tietgen und
daughters visited a t the John
Kunneman home l m Wednesday
evening.-Miss Sylvia Jungbluth in spend-
ing a two week;vacatim withlhome (o\ks.
Mr.and Mrs. Wm. Gu-istensen
and Mrs.W. A. Ke tter drove
to Arlington Sunday aftemnon.I Mr. and Mrs, Martin Sunds were
calling on Mr.and Mx-s._ Alfred
and co~ok slowly until tender.Add
sugar and boil until thick.Add
Qemon juice.C091 §!ightly.Place
~¢
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.
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Nic Friedfichsen Hardware
nEA' rnoI 1As HAAG W AS! -IERS
MONARCH RANGES PITTSBURGH PAINTS
glasses.Warm the mi lk until
trifle more than lukewarm-not lun
-remove from stove, and dissolve
i n it the chocolate juhket,Add
spices;pour over fruit,and let
stand in n warm room until firm.
Chill before serving.Top with
whipped cream and maraschino
cherry.Dry Pan Aids in Lifting lee Cubes
If you have difficulty in remov-ing the pans of ice] cubes from
your mechanical refrigerator,be
sure to wipe the outside of the
pans before putting them into the
refrigerator.It is freezing of the
water on the outside of the pans
that tends to make them stick.
Jam With Omelet Very Tasty DishAfter the omelet is baked. sp
one side 06 it with jelly or jam,sprinkle with powdered sugar, fold
over and serve at anoe.
Bake Apple Pudding with
Bran Muffins
Apple pudding can be baked at
the same time as bran muffins so
that kitchen need not be heatedduring the preparation of evening
meal.Aspnngus Salad Blend! with Fowl
Asparagus salad blends wellwith a roast or fowl dinner.
Bananas Delectnhle as Cake
Coating
Mashed ripe bananas sweetened
to taste, added to whipped cream
makes a good coating for white
cake.This can be served as a des~
sert and is tasty when accompan-
ied by coffee.u
Seasoning lmpmves Chicken PieChicken pie is delicious for sup-
per, dinner or luncheon.A variety
of seasonings such as green pep-
pers, parsley,onion and pimento
improve the flavor.
SIZE
29x4.40
29x4.50
30x4.50
28x4.75
P r iL o w
aoeiifwniz
$7.90 56.00
s.ss 0.05
9,20 0.05
10.20 7.95
ces On Mulded Red Tubes
Rosenbaum Service Station
»|'I ».
will ~se this spage for you.
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Peru--J.A.Cejkx tailor shop
moved to cement block building in
former Collegiaw Cafe location.
Edison-Bond issue approved to
provide funds for new water sys-
tem for this town.
Winside-Cattle feeders in this
vicinity marketed 80 carloads of
cattle during recent week.
Stamford Danna Creek Oil and
Gas Corporation to dri ll all well
on Perly Newton pdhture.
Women and Misses:Buy your
new Fall Ha t at the Millinery
Store of Blair-The Fashion Cen-
u r .They have the largest. selec-
tions of lhe choioent New York and
Paris styles and the prices range
from $1.88 to $7.50.1 84-lt
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uma.Mr.Fred Ramser was tak
suddenly ill while attending ch
at Elk City last Sunday moHe is getting dong nl y at -
writing.Mrs. w. B. Jefferson, Mrs. A.
Sands and Miss Viola Licschew~
calling on Mrs. Munir( Sunds ~Monday afternoon.
Grandpa Marley visited Mr. a
Mrs.Perry Glendcnning Wedne
day evening.
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to P. J.Christen-
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sen. We also sold
Charles Mortensen
and Joe Knowles
each a H¢3h'0lil.
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ie "New Goodyears all around".
Come in for our Special Prop-
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every sale!
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Omaha Ro dE ' . Co. Re-AHGUS* 26.1930 Pairs a awp 'so/14
The Beard met as per adjourn- w. 1. Pawling, Dragan sesoment taken August 25,1930,au w. H. Rahlis, Drhssinxg aaa
membérs being present.»Chas, Rogan, Dnszins 1s.9s'
Aiter considering certain PN- Clinwn Smith, Dragging Z8.35
pgny values Lhe Board adjourned Standard Oil Co., Oil & Gu 154.85
to meet August 28, 1930.`Elmer Wright, Gravel 2126.19
Claude Clements. Road Work a1.5o
\ . -" " ~ .
.iugm m, 19 30
The Board mét pursuant mo ad-
journment taken August 26, 1930,
all members being preéent.
Moved,seconded and carried
that we foilovring =~>4"°'i°x\be
made, a\l members voting sire:
Improvemenui on Lots p and 9 in
H. N. Loftis, Road Work 76.00
G. 0. Yowell, Road Work 30.00
Chas. Rogert, Road Work ,s2.so
Lam Rall, Labor 1,50
Fulton & Millard, Grading 1818.10
Menno C. Larson, Running
Grader `48.00
D. O. Sheets, August Salary 100.00
Chas. Schumak, Road Work 28.50Thousand Dollars.I Harold Johnson, Road Work 1.60
On mouon lhe Board adjourned Menno C. Larsen, Road
Block 66, Blair Ci t y i n ~
Sine Die.__. . .W k 5590
3.
Annie C. Martin,Amen Mntmesen, uonu work 11.\1\County Clerk. Joe DeVinney, Road\Work 5.0(
1 M. H. Guy, Road W. rk 5.0¢
n
County Commissioners Room.
Blair, Nebraska, A\iz~ 25, woo
The Board of County Commis-
sioners mel. pursuant lo adjourn-
ment taken August 11, 1930-Present:Chas.Ndson,C.B.
Mehrens and C. J. Nelson.
The minutes of mei preceding
meeting were read and approved.
After spending the entire day
hearing delegations from various
parts of the County,the Board
adjourned m meet August 26, 1930.
August 26, 1930
The Board of County Commis~
sioncrs continued the meeting o i
August 25,1930 as pa adjourn-
ment, all members being present.
On motion duly made and oar-ried a resolution authorizing sub-
stitution of securities by Citizens
Savings Bank as collateral for De-
posit of Public Funds, was adopted
On motion duly made and oor~
ried the following Resolution was
adopted.RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Board of County
Commissioners o f Washington
County, Nebraska, have bnn peti-
tioned by resident free holders of
Road Districts No. 8. 18 and 14,all in Washington County, Nebras-l
ka, requesting said Board tomake
a special tax levy upon the actual
valuation of the taxable property
in md Road Districts. »'I'he same
io be used exclusively lo improve
the public highways i n said xe-
spective districts, and,
WHEREAS,said Board o l
County Cornmissioners having in-
vestigated said petitions and being
satisfied that the laws of the
State _of Nebraska pertaining there
to have been met.and oompiied
m o ,
nm Pr THEREFORE RESOLV-»
|Freu Ludwig, nam work asc
A. A. Wilkins, Roaafwurk 268.5C
Chauncey Wilkins, Road
Work 1.50
Mmhan Wilkins, Road Work 32.0(
John Aronson, Road Work
Chris Hinz, Road Work
M. A. Matz, Road Work
Jas. w. Nelson, Road Work
and Dragging
Jas. w. Nelson, Road Work
Jas. W. Nelson, Road Work 136.9[
Robert Rasmussen, Road Work 2.5C
W. E. Thompson, Road Work 7.5(
Ansel Taft,Road Work s1.o<
Christ Bansen, Road Work 59.0{
Gus Kempcke, Road Work 27.75
John Stewart, Road Work 11.542
Ed. Waterman, Road Work 244.0€}August Water-man, Road Work 3.012
Philip Westerbeck, Road|Work 1z.o<
Sam Wilson, Road Work 6.0(fTorn Williams, Road Work 12.0(
'R. B. Eisner, Road Work 28.0(
Arthur Gottsch, Road Work 526.0(
John Hall,Road Work 30.0(
Bertel Benelsen, Road Work 23G.7£
Louis C. Lorsoh, Road Work1and Drazzinz earn
Arthur Lorsch, Road Work 11.5(
Chris F. Prnhm, Road Work 116.01
Byron McDowd, August Sal~ary 100.0i
Frank Mosloslde, Road Work 531.01
Glen McDonald, August Sal-
ary 100.0(
Judius Schroeder, Road Work 92.0(
Harry Seitz, Road Work 9.0¢|ouy Wallace, Road Work ss.o<
Beaty Contracting Co.. BridgeWork33645.05
Breosoted Products Co.,
verts
Truhlsen Bros., Supplies
'1'y»°n~Long Transfer co.
Hauling
Nebraska-Culvert & Mfg.
5.0¢
11.sc
21.oc
95.50219.og
Cul-
169.59
15.95
8.00
o.,
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En by the s ai d a md o f County
Commissioners o f Washington
County, Nebraska, that the follow-
ing special tax levies be made
upon the actual valuation of the
taxable property in sadd Road Dist-
rim in Washington County, said
levies to be mlde as follows, tn-
'yitzDistrict No. 8--1%mi ll to be
levied in the year 1930, 1'/S mi ll
Culverts \_26
R.G._A.|1en,'\p=nvming
Board and Rewunl.:
Raymond Burr, M. D., Prof.
Services :
Calhoun Lumber 0°-. Lum~
ber 8|
0. M. Campbell Co. Inc., 1929
Audit 4|
Mrs. Josephine Carter, Rent
Dmfies & Bloch, Prof. Ser-
78.14
27.50
z4.oo
n'/.vs
56.00
8.00 I
1
to be ievlen ul we year Luo; nuu1 mill so be levied in the year
1982.n n m m No.ll'1 mill so be
levied ln the year 1980 me 1 mill$0 be levied ln me years 1931-1932-
1988 and 1934.
District No. 14-1 mill to be lev-
le dk\,t.he y e a r1 9 3 0 a nd1 mi llw
be levied in the years 1931-1982~
1933 and 1934.
The same to be used exclusively
i n improving tha public highway
in said respective Districts.
Passed and approvedihis 281.11
day of August, 1930.I
Chas. Nelson, Chairman
of the Board of County Comm.lS-\
_doners ,
Atoest:Anni e c . mmm,
County Clerk.
After a careful examination of
the following hills on the different
iunds indicated below it was moved
.md seconded that the following
claims be allowed and the County
Clerk instructed to draw warrants
on the funds indicalkd below to pay
the sameRollo Allen, August Salary $100.00
Beztel Bertelsen, Dragging 16.20
Frank Byers, Dragging 28.85
- - - -. w wHenry Christensen, Recount
Vows 10.00
Mrs. A. P. Compton, Rent
Counting Board 5.00
J. M. Compton, Rent and
Cleaning Ha ll-Pri ma ry
Election 7.00
Mrs. Bertha Dudgeon, Carina
for Poor 20.00
John Dulaney,Caring for
Poor 20.00
Velma Fees Hammer, Rent
Counting Board 5.00Geo. T. Hedelund, Agt., Ina.
Premium 27.60Imlis Heinzerling, Night Watch
for Poor 15.50
Mrs. c. A. Houghton, Caring
for Poor ao.oo
J.P.Jensen,Canvusing *
Board & Recount 27.50
K. B. Printing Co., Supplies 277.80
Korshoj Lumber Co.,Sup-
plies 255.36
Louis Larsen, Ren*Twunting.
Board 5.00
Linebln School Supply Co., Sup-
plies 78.89
B. F. Lundt, Co. Atty., Ex-
pense 27.77Jack Miller, Labor-Primary
Election 1.50
II I
Roy M. Cum. Road Work 55.00
Chris F. Frahm, Dragging zzmo
Sam Hall, Salary for Augnat 1oo.0o
Nebraska-Iowa Oil Ou., Gas 87.04
#Omaha Road Equipment Co.,
Repairs 29.97Fred 'r.Puls, Dra wing 3135
William Sieven, Sgpplies 19.50
Allied-Western Road Mach.
C0~. Na. 1 W. n. B. Slip 18.15
BL N. Ballad, Clearing and
Grading Road 77.10
Pa ul nm-y , Dnzs ins 15:15
Hans Beck, August Sdlry 1W.00
Chris Bensen, Dngging 18.50
'Raymond Echtenhmp, DUB*
Kills 86.90
Gamer Oil Gu Service, Gu 42281
Theodore Hmmm,Augnf.
Bs l uy 1oo.oo
~ J -hw. Dnulnc v w
Maurice Mehrens,Sherilf,
Expense .so me
Louis Rasmussen, Bane "1~unt-
ins Board s.oo
Mn. Elln Raver, Carixgg tor
Poor 20.00
F. W. sminh, Services az Ma-
terial-Primuy Elec.6.35
Gdttlieb Stork, Cash Adv.1.00Mrs. Dick Stricklett, Caring
for Poor ao.oo
Mrs. Wm. Swihiri. mm 6.00
'l`r\\h1seQ]Bros., Ren Pri mu'y
Election 5_00
Vinbun-Eng; Chev. Co.. Re-
na i n »1.65
Arlindmn Tovrnmhip No. 1,
Election Board;37.50
A;-lmgqm Tdlnlhip No. 2,
Elocdo n Bomb a s m
Richla nd To wuhig No. 1
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oomi!18¥°"'-3°h°°1°P¢`D°d3¢P¢-w0mnhaSmHx n f t a r n o mf n a me e d n g 1,ggTlm,,,hF I X C A L H O U N s m -'~b n a v m ¢. ¢ ¢ ' f w n s .s m i u \ M m 1 m n = 1 m . , . , f ¢
dL o i.l W u p n a e n b a d a n n g uC[ T Y Mn. Funk Kes tuna n a n __'D V I I N Ann.lA.(t Sunday mornin!for than h°R'§_ \mmh nm p¢"h mn in gm,g d M t g ; ( ; _Hma n '
lnded the gui ld!Mr.xndMn.EmilSchwag-meyer
nt the home 0f'¢f cmd Rapids, Uk-\1». ue vans-g.Kr|.Boy An- i nzthin we eka tthe home o f Mrs .sd than.Schwagmoyufs sister, Mn.John
nky entertained Niebaum nndlr. Niebanm.
ning viaiton at Wm. Sbeavemoni Mr. and lln. Emi l Sc hn
Quite a number from here at-ol Grand Rflii s, Mi ch.,. and
tended the sf-we hd! at Lincoln Mrs. John Ni um and Inna Hulk
lm we e k,Also a number fro m mm we re M'?nd:y »v==;1»»_ ; d i n g\.-_.___,|_' L -¢\-.|_.--..-... rm--h . f Qn Mn.A .-
Axthu:Rowe ah
ue Bw Friday
c . m.Uoffin,m d m a m of iI5}EL`l`£ Euxérihge, Nei .mr a vi£i1§1ty¥i`i» mr in_short visit at the parental, Frank I-IN a y E ° f " f . w ° .-E ? . ' f i A d a m s h o m e .L o i s A n n w i l l b e i i n e 1 - m i ? n H r s .
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u..__.\ u...A_.-_.1,n u n :xn u n u e u f mu u u u g u CU|.|.u\.ylo'"'""t v ....-lavsalu w.Huef m a t H o o p e r .Mr s . L o u i e A lp e r s tc d t i n Ho o p e r .I
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n m l n u u s r e w r a o nG e r a l d i n e a n d L n r o y w e r e M o n d n y l
e v e n i n g v i s i b q r s a t J o h n N i e b a u m m
M l m N o r m a H o l t m m w u s ~
A r l i n g t o n c a l l e r M o n d a y m o m i n g u
I r a R o s a n m r m d S u n d a y t o r ¢ >
sums his work at August Klrk-
hoffs aher spending n monthwith home folks at Grand Island.Amandus Peterson and John
Niebamn were state fw vinitors
Wednesday.Special Minion Fativll sgrvica
were held Sunday at the Vacoma
Lutheran church and St.Pauls
Sullivan has in|°11
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a u ve r g i n g .
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D E A D A N I M A L S
We remove horses, cattle, hogs or Slyep
from your farm at no cost to you.
We have the only likensed truck to haul
dead animals in Washington county.
Phone 21, Arlington, Neb. We pziy all plone
charges."
r
cusny ux Bl Lne nume vu um mm,
died Sunday noon.Interment was
made in Omaha.Mrs.Mary Nickels rammed onMonday evening after a :hon visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Gus New-mom and fami ly in Omaha.OnSunday Mr. Newstmm book them
all down m Shenandoah, when theyy g e d t h e K F N F a n d K M A r a d i o
n |
A beginner un we school me mwhich opened Monday.John Rothman und deter, Miss
Laura. spent Sunday in Lineoln.Dinner gua ts at the Chun Meh-
rens home Sunday were Ha rmsMehrens, Mrs. Erna Puck and son
of Stockton,lawn m d Henri!Rohwer, Mrs. Marie Mehrenn and
Mi Ka tedaughter,snM ..ma Mrs. John Lunch and
ner num:vumww ; m m w w w ,large peaches.One measures 11
inches in drcumfereuce,and theJennings West family had one
peach weighing 12 mmcen.Otherssell of the fruit being exception-
llly largeForrert Brewster drwe one of
the 'I'yaon~Long trucks over i n
Lincoln Fridny and brought John
Skinnefs sheep over. He had Lhem
c .M1
waall
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nl.Bernard Monnlch, Mn.An-n Tunberg and Alexxnder Burley
ot Hooper.
Mrs. H. C Kjelgaanl, Enoln and
nn of Brush, Colorado spent Sab-
day and Sunday at tha Ed Olson
me.Dan is a senior this year a$.Olols College at Nortl1Kel€|,
| 'a n - » m u u r r s . ~A'-'manual mee .cers
were elected.,Mm Hu-ry Self.: was under the
weather for a few day; last week,
| b u t w e a r e g l n d t h n t a h e i : 0 . K .
agdn.Seymour Smith and family of
Qmaha. hm a picdc supper in the
" "n`f£"§n4 Mrs. G. v. Beadle re-|1a } "r€"§u5day visitors an
turned Monday after an enjoyable
hen day fishing trip in Minnesota.
Martin Christensen and family
returned home Monday evening,
alter a few days vans!-ion spentwith relatives in Minn. and Iowa.
J.w.Smith,who has been
spending some time with his
daughters,Mrs.Rosa Hurst and
llrn. Chas. Hall, left Monday for
Illinois.wi ll Kruse,Grant Lage and
Fred Hansen were in Lincoln last
Tuesday, seeing the sights at the
Linh: fair
the August Klusan home.Sunda alternoon visitors at theCarl Rnhwer home, were Mr.and
Mrs.o m Olson of Ueraoo,Dr.
and M n .Louie. Henrlehneu o l
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s an omaha,Mr.M.Mehrens..ouM E Pu k and son o! Stock-wfi 1 5 5 2 ~ a n d M r s .Claus
Mehrens and Misa Anita.Henry
onI : h i g ; l a t t h e i d ! \ u h en _h
e s sewm nn wxMiss Rosemary Him." Saturday
afternoon xt the Gilbert Olson
home.Mr.ma n m .n .w. Rutledge,
noeompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H.
C.Cooper and Mrs. J.T.Fitch,leave Wednesday morning in their
ear for Kirkwood and Monmouth;
Rohwer Mrs. Marie Mehrons and llL, lor a vidt with relatives. Thisa wg m é ,Mus Km a nd Mr. a nd
Mrs Claus Rnhwer. _Mr. and Mrs. Lewis qogk and
children of Florence,visited at
A.. wmu wmv home Sunday.
is the o ld home of Mr. and Mn.
Cooper and the trip is made that
they might visit the scenes of their
*X "is gnoernore._ Mr. Cooper
Minn, and they brought him this
Inrmthe ca r. *He went o nwthnf
place and his mother a nd nine:
left Sunday for home
`\Mrs. Elnoya Klstle, who assisted
t the Postoflice while Mr. Cam
ron was on his vacation, left lu:S%*"f'i°v for her home at Wayne
Miss Roma, who was here,went
with her
new Fa ll t h t a t the Mlllinery
Store of Blair-The Fashion Gen
Women and Misses:B u y l
g r -They have the largest selec
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De Soto woods last week.
Charlie Harman and sons visited
in this vldnity Saturday, coming
to his farm for gnpes.
The Mill Creek Club held their
dance at the Chas.0.Hinelinehome Saturday evening.
Mn. Geo. Hineline returned on
\Sunday mornin from the Univer-lalty hospital w en she has been
`for the past three weeks.She ismuch improved in health.Mrs. c. M. Coffin has been called
to La Platfe, Neb. hy the illneu
of her father, who is past 90 years
of132.
Miss Elizabeth Cachelln has gone
to Omaha to spend the winter with
her three sisters and has her fam
hem for rent.Z. ~ I.eitw'ich_and son, Ch-les
Lutheran »
Wa\ey Maierhenry and Leona
Holtman, who attend high school
at Arlington, spent the week-end
with home folks.The Lallman school opened on
Tuesday morning with an enmll-ment of fourteen pupils.Gordon
Nieman and Albert Christ ue the
new beginners.Misa Clara Schwe-
der is the member.
Mr. and Mrs. John Niebaum and
Irene Hallman were Tuesday eve-
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dead animals in Washingtonbounty.
Phone 21, Arlington, Neb. We pziy all plone
charges."
Reynolds Rendering W orks
Farmun Franzenburgkepresentative,
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Miss Emily Kctchmark left on
Tuesday for a visit with her deter
and husband,Mr. and Mrs. Jean
P. Jipp at Emporia, Kansas.Mrs.
Emma Hanna of Omaha, is stay-ing with Mrs.Kewxmark during
Miss l£mily's absence.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tzisler, ac-companied by Miss Dora Klindt
and Henry Rohwer, motored wLincoln Wednesday and spent the
day at thc state fair.
Mrs. Qlaus Rohwer delightfully
entertained the Kensington Club
Wednesday aftemoon Mrs Detlei'
Kruse and the Misses Katie Roh-
wer and Vera0lson were guests..A delicious luncheon was sened
by the hostess.Mr. and Mrs.Richard Sieversand little daughter returned 'Wed-
nesday evening after a delightful
vacation spent in Ill. and Wis.Ontheir way home they visited at the
Chas. §ierk home near Lake Wil-
"Un . Mmn._ _
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. SuverkrubbewenttoBlairSundaytoattend
the golden wedding celebration of
Mrs.Suverkrubbe's grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. D.-Newell.
Mr. a nd Mrs Fritz Heisa andMr.and Mrs.Gus Newstrom of
0maha{ and Mrs.rrett and spa
of Blair, were Sun a evening vis-
itors at the Mrs.ary Nickels
home.Guests at the dlaus Melxrens
home Sunday evening were Mr.
.and Mrs.Richard Slevers and
l
little daughter,Mr.and Mrs.
Henry Fischer, Mr.and Mrs. ar-
thur Schneider and Misses Anita
Fischer and Dorothy Sievers.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Goll of
Omaha,were up Sunday at the
parental, Mrs. w. R. Goll home.In the ball game sunday on the
local diamond, the home boys weredefeatedby the Elkhorn team, 8
tv 2.Miss Mildred Ambler_le{t Mon-
i
Wlll ne 51 me urs: ox next monm I:una ur me cnmuest new xonx annmd Mn. Cooper 85.Padsstyles and the prices rangeMr. and Mrs. E. W. Burdic re- from $1.88 to $7.50.34-lt
turned Saturday from A vacationIif=...."f$?'1..`¥f§"spent at °'°.m e s r vm L o c u s
tin's looking over the crops and
rented his place m Mr. Gustin foranother year.Dave has been there
five years.
A I A
installed in your car
W e Fi t r
A n y M a k e o r M o q e l
. For Any Glass Breakage
Blair Top 8 Tire Co.
Goodyear Tires!! Tubes J. E. Miller, prop.
BELL CREEK VALLEY
Mrs.Wm.Gardner invited n
number of relatives and friends ata birthday dinner Sunday in honor
o i Mr.Gardnefs birthday.The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. GeorgeFranke and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Otio Langhorst and Gerald,Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Gardner uf Oma-ha, Florence, Mabel and Margarev
Langhorst, Thelma Gardner,Wi!
helmina Franke, Ed Langhorst and
Harmon August.
Women and Misses:Buy your
new Fa ll Ha t a t the Millinery
Store ol Blur-The Fashion Cen~
ter.They have the largest selec-
tions uf the 'choiwst New York and
Paris styles and the prices rangu
from $1.88 to $7.50.84-lt
Read The Enterprise for correct
news.
Mi ss es Ve r a a n d J..ucule Uls o n d a fo r Omah a wh er e sh e ha s ac -»" '' " " ~ ' ° ° " - " ' - ' " - " ° ~ ~ -- - ~ - -unuu lgwvgnalb "AIA -»-»"nun - - ~ »f Ce re sc o, Neb . ar e spenclin th e Y t t h R a n d d w t o v i é i t a t t h e G r a n d o n h o m e .J e n n i e W a lla c e i n Bla i r ,Sept. 25 I: r r n k a t t h o h n m e n f t h e i r i m -$°_'ff§''£. ',2 .°s ff. "l' 2. .", f», f Mimi m.~ s t o p p e c g t 5 3 ? .°vE nan t.h oB with Hu dB W allac e, h0 8t»988.|
~n£;leenee_givguglr new dren 3 ; ~ Q
i r n w c ve mutn in 'l§'....,.,.¢..TY .'§§.'Lf°i".,'Z?..f§'|'..|\| lttnnd the Uni-.
prcax so nee miss Ruby Uummmgs.Mr. and Mrs. Chris Korshoj and
children spent Sunday at the M.
Madsen home, near Blair.
_ Mg. gud Mrs. Bgn yvesg aftancled
Miss Mabel Wallace came overlfrom Exim, Iowa and her dstersp
Mrs. Arthur Rowe and Mn. H. L.)
Jones accompanded her on a ten
day trip to the Black Hills and
4
attemoo~
Mrs. Harold Webster visited at
Oral, S. D., where they visited two
of their mother'a brothers.
Last week Qharles 0.IIineline
Langhorst, Thelma Gardner, ~wi:helmina Franke, Ed Langhorst and
Harmon August.
mah Tuesday.
Donald Aylesworth of Lincoln,
was a week-end guest st the Wm.
Adams home.Miss Mary Wray .has returned
hr her duties at the Plateau bank
following a two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs.o .L .Hilsinger
spam Sunday at the Bert Cooper
home at Teksmnh.
Misses Maris Adnms and Mex-
lne Johnson plsn to leave this week
for Lincoln m take up their studiesat the State University.Eugene
Bordic is employed at the Plateaubankand plans tn continue his
work.He will take lensdon work
along with his dot!.Ivan Rut-le dge go e s ba c kto o mnha t.o hi esecond year's work at the Univer-
dty hospital as interne.
Sam Lowe, nga '15, died at his
home at Omaha Monday, Sept. 1.
He is survived by his wife,fivedaughtersandone son.Funeral
services were held at the Preshy»
ter-lan church at Tekamah Thurs-day afternoon.Burial was made
in the Tekamsh cemetery. A num-
ber of relatives from here attend-ed the services.
George Stangel is enjoying a
two vmeks vacation from his duties
at the Plateau bank.He is spend-
ing the time st his home at How-ells. Neb.
Mrs.Christine Hugelman and
Mrs. L. V. Ackerman returned onTuesday from a week's visit with
relatives at Wakefield and Niu~
brara, Neb.Howard Nelson of Omaha, was
calling on Herman friends lastMonday.
lone Long,a 'former Henman
girl. now living in Chicago,was
vdsiting Herman friends last week.The September meeting of the
Degree of Honor lodge will be held
Friday evening at the O. L. Hil-slnger home.
Mr.und Mrs.Ivan Helms and
Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Godsey spent
Sunday alfemoon atthe Howard
Grandonazome in Omaha.
Mr.d Mrs. H. B.Cameron
went to Omaha Sunday to see Wm.
Burdic,who is i n the St.Cath-erine hospital suffering from in-
juries received in an auto accident
last Tuesday.The 0. E. S. held their regular
James Walsh at Spalding,Neb.
Mrs. Walsh is a long Exne friend,
better known here as Mn. John
Donollne.They found the crops in
good shape in that part of the
state.The De Som schools opened lastMonday with Mrs. Mae Jorgensen
teacher in the west school and
Miss Belva Hineline in the east
school.
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Mrs.Peter Schmidt,Sr.and
Mrs. Chrl Schmidt, Sr. came home"Wednesday, after a pleasant visit
a t the Fritz Jahnel home, near
Krnnnrd.
Mr. and Mrs. M. z. Baddwin are
planning on leaving in_.the near
wucn: Iuunuu vial\ .......~..-- ----veriaity of Omaha.
Women and Misses:Buy :youu
new Fall I-Int at the agillmers
Store of Blair-The Fashmn Cen
tgr.TW 1=%'"e f1=f=.,.,E_?FE°f;
future Toi California, vihere they tions of mg cnoncesn "B lorxaxu.
expect w spend the winter months.Paris sty\es and the pnces rangf
Mrs. Claus Mehrens entertdned from $l.88 to $7.50.34-11
f xlinppyalour Club a'kart home
E2 beinManu ,...?.,',,,i.... ":;::,,.. , . : . . M :H E R M A N N E W S
Louisville,Neh. on Saturday.
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Henry Lorenzen, high score, Mrs.
Wm. lversen, second high and Miss
Lulu Lorenzen,low and suitablepnzea were awarded them.m m !
Wm. Iverson and Miss Edna and
Mm Albert Christensen and dan h
ter, Arlene were guests. _A lovey
luncheon was served by the hast-eas.The next meeting will be
ggld at we Jacob Sierk home, Sept.
Thursday evening Miss Ellen
Ann _Slader gave a shower at herhomeinhonor of Misa Lorraine
Mcllvaine of Omaha,a former
teacher in the Ft. Calhoun school,who will become the'bride of Ar-
thurStevensen of Omaha, Tuesday
evening, Sept. 16.The bride to be_
receivw n number oil useful and
b e a u t i f u l ~
Mr, an Mrs. Wm. Sievers left
Friday for I-lroelsier Springs,tospend a short time at that beauti-
ful resort..Walter Rosaker left Monday for
Chicago where he will take an elec-'trical course.|
L. J. Dey has constructed a largetrench silo, and is having the same
iilled this week.
Miss Grace Tomlinson of Taka-
mah,spent Monday and Tuesda;
at the Fred Bogen home.Mr. and Mrs. Pete Weber and
ehlldren have gone to Virsinia for
a few weeks visit with relatives.
Tom Cushman came home Sun-day irom the University hospital
m o m n a w h e n h e a s s b e e n m f
past two weeks.
Mickey Gray of Norfolk.was
looking after business matter:here Friday and Saturday.
Eugene, infant son of Mr. anc
Mrs. Joseph Crutsinger, was ver;
sick last week and under the doe
tor's care.\Mrs. Taylorkrench and Mr. an(
Mrs A. D. Andersen of Kennard
spent the weekend at Winnebago
visiting relativesQuite a number from here sauthe Gilkersen Union Giants of Chi
cugo defeat Tekarnah Thunsdag
afternoon, in a game at Tckarnah
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hauser
are .here from Golorado Springs
Colo,for an extended visit wn
relatives and friends.
The Nicholas Oil Company nnMr and Mrs. Hans Schmidt wenttos i nh Friday to help Mp_|hn\~Lng three new pumps. n largnSchmidt's mother celbrale her new engine and some 0*-hff ma
birth anniversary.ehinery installed at their_stauo|
Neil McMillan,Hugh Vaughan,|
Oswr Kam and John Wriedt, Jr.
were state fair visitors Friday.
James Vaughzui left Friday for
Omaha where he spent the night
here.Emil Hansen is doing tln
work.Mr. and Mrs. John Lowe of RefOak, Iowa visited here Wednesda;
and Thursday at the Maggie Low-
with friends,going on down tolhome.They came for the funera
of Sam, Lowe of Tekamah Thurs
Mr. and Mins Hnns Schmidt and day._family and Mr. and Mrs.John!Mrs. L. V. Ackerman visited ii
Autzen and daughters, Mildred and_-Linwlll,Neb. with her brothel
Margaret, enjoyed a picnic supper Louis and family Wednesday ani
Friday evening in Elmwood park,»'l'hursday and attended the stan
with Omaha relatives.fair.Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Autzén The Herman ball team lost a 4
and children of Omaha,visited to 1 game to the Tekamah tesn
Friday evening in Elmwood park, at Tekamah Sunday allemoon.with Omaha relatives.|J. C.Bailey and H. C.Coupe
Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Autzen enjoyed an over night camping amand children of Omaha,visited fishing at the club house at thiFridayeveningattheHenrylriver Friday night.
Fischer home.'r ~hks. H. P. Qu1aney_and daugh
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A new slx-cyllndof 'I'/z-ton Chevrolet tr\;¢k-with dual
wheels-ls now available at Chevrolet dealers every-
-'355 where. If In big and powerful, rugged and dependable.
'470 n offers many new features cl outstanding value to the
'44o modern lruck user. And no other truck of equal capaclfy
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Miss Vesta, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.H.E.Walton, former resi-
dents of this place,but now ofDeadwood, S. D., has chosen teach-
ing as her profession ,and com~
menced her first term of schooll
Tuesday,Sept.2.We wish her*much success in her chosen work.
Mrs. Geo. Rohwer, Jr. entertain-
ed several ladies o i the younger
set, at bridge, nt her home on Sat-
.urday afetrnoon.Messrs.and Mesdnrnes Detlef
Kruse, Gus Lage, Herman Klindt,
Wm. Iversen, Carl Rohrwer, Jaeob
Sierk, Henry Fischer, Wm. Kruse
and Grant Lage were among those
from this vicinity who attended tlie
German Fire Insurance hall, at the
German hall Saturday dght.
Thememben of the senior class
of the high school, have received
invitations to att/and the churchweddihxofMissLorraineMc-
Ilvame to Arthur Stevenson i n
Drnaha '1`uesday.evening, Sept. 16,a t 8 p._m.Miss Mcllvaine was
sponsor oi their class last year.
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Seul/ch ofOmaha, visited at the Mrs. EmmaI
ter, former residents were :mumon Hennan friends Tuesday.Wilbur Lowe of Blair, visited a'the J. D. Lowe home Tuesday eve
ning.Miss-Margaret ¢Kroese and MisKatherineHughes,high schor
teachers, spent Saturday shoppin
in Omaha.Andrew Jones of Burkett, Neb
who has been visiting at the Em
French home, has been quite ill th
past week but is reported to h
much better at this time
The Baptist Sunday School i
sewing a 25-cent tea at the Bur
. building Wednesday evening.
Mr.and Mrs. Alfred Jespersc
and children drove bo Fremont o
Sunday.Saturday evening, Betty lenseentertained a few little friends x
a pi supper in the country.
H y Rogan, aceompanied I:his sister,Mrs. Harold Websuand Anita Joyce drove to Omal
Saturday and spent the day.Members o! the D. E. Qunminf
family were i n Omaha Sunda
called there tn see Miss Ruhy, wl
[Plein-on box. udrul
loodsrorbollvory . . . . . . . .
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d o m o n n r a t l o n - a n y t i m e .unurv |'A°\'0|| :nuns
4I$~FEATURES OF THE NEW CHEVROLET TRUCK
Fvkl of lvnon <n¢,.n vnu or mum:Dual wheels at slldlt additional colt, with ||x truck-typo
Mr.=.~ Mrs. H. B.Cameron
went to Omaha Sunday tn see Wm.
Burdic,who is i n the SL Cath-erine hospital suffering from in-
juries received in an auto accident
last Tuesday.The 0. E. S. he\d their regular
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NEBRASKA No; 60S E E D W H E A T
f o ? F a l l S o w i n g
$1.00 Per Bushel
The beat grade of winter wheat, thoroughly dellled
md rendy for mowing.See nl for yonrhll sowing
'needs-now.Thin variety reeommduld by Agri.
cultunl College.
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pfihly aquipped Inthumlnl penal, hood,
hind lumps and spare rim.
num. warns $25 mu
on Wi-lon modoh Including up-an whnl.
AHpricu f. a b. Ffinl, Michigan
c o r d f i r e s - b i g g e r , h e a v i e r r e a r a x l e - c o mp l e t e l y
enclosed four-wheel b r a k e s - n e w hea v y-duty truck-
t y p e c l u t c h - n e w , s t r o n g e r s t e e l c h a n n e l f r a me -
4-speed tr a mml nl o n- 5 0 - h or s e p o we r valv e-In-head
:lx-cylinder engine.
0C H E V R O L E T M O T O R C O M P A N Y ,n n n o n .M I C H I G A N
'Dlv lalon a l Osnorul lof a rl Corpe r a lllll
I S E T o C H O O S E A s lKeuzhmark home Friday evening.is very law at present.fMarcus Mehrens and Mrs. nm;Mn. G. F. lawe ls spending a
Puck, a brother and sister o! the good deal of the time n Omnha,
late Jacob Mehrens} and a. lon oi\to be with her mother, Mrs. Gus-
Mft Puck, all of Stockton, Iowa,
visited from Wednésdny undlMonday with Mrs. Marie Mehrens
and daughter, Miss Kate.Friday
.afternoon they all 'mounted to Ben-nington where they visited at the
August Witte home.Misa Arlene,daughter of Mr.
tave Hansen, who in very ill.Mr and Mm Forrest Brewsterand ghildren vhdfed Sunday ev
ninz at the Harold Brewster home
at Blair.
Edward Swenson of Omdm,
spent the wah-end at his homehe m "`
Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co
Bmun. NEBRASKAand Mrs. Wm.Kruse, will attend mr. md Mn. D. E. Hnyu. ac~North high school in Omaha the companled by Cora Gmhmamdmve
NEBRASKA No; 60S E E D w a s A
f o ?F a l l S o w i n g
$1.00 Per Bushe
The beat grade of winter wheat, thoroughly ~.
md rendy for mowing.Se e n l f o r y o u r h l l m
'needs-now.Thin varldy reeommendd b y A
cultunl College.
G L E N I \
BLAIR, NEBR.
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Binh- Nebraska, September 11
s s n x s T I TL E O F u mm-
lCA'S CHAMPION CANNER"
Mins Ruth Morgan,:dum two,
has entered the Natioiml (huning
Cfanteat,which is no be held i n
Shenandoah, Iowa, an October lst,
w pic k Ame ricak 1930 champidn
home cannu.
Household .Science Institute o l
Chi o,i n cooperation with u.....§§i,of public-spirited zwv i s
ss a mama ol focusing the atten-
tion of American housewives on
the economy and heulthfulness of
home canned foods.$4250 in cash,
cups and Hbbons :wait the 470
winners, including a gnnd swep-
stnkm awal-d of $600 i n cash,
Henry Field, Shenandoah farmermerchant and KFNF announcer, ig
president' M the contest.
. u m a n af Hi lhwa y Nb. .16
between Arnold md Mem; will be
completed soon.
Tekamah-East Side Cafe opgns
i n ngw location in brick building
mm. m Lyric Theatre.
Wmxsa--Plans being connidemd
for building additional quarters to
house new tire truck.
home, her family and in the Home
over there.She bn now reiuined
Him whom she has loved so long."
This is a gribute w our Mother
frdm hexxehildren and their (un-
ilies."Ma y she re n i n peace".
The Lord has given, and the Lord
has gaken.Blessed be the :mme
ol the lard."
u n s . s c r u m . m m m s o n
The find chapter of the life of
p m nf Washington county'|old
settlers cams to a close early Fri-
d l y morning,Sept 5 wi th the
duth of Mrs. Sophia Anderson at
the home af he r daughw,Mrs
Ed A. Jensen at the age of sixty-
GRAND CHAMPION BABY
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brock of this
city are feeling pretty proud just
at present over the news that their
only grandchild, Genne Max-gamt
Brock, of Auburn, Neb. had scored
almost 100%in the baby show at
the Nemobn county fair this fall.
ty-four days, following an illness
of but a few du duration.
Charlottu Sop a Carlson was
born in Kmnefall, Smoland, Swed-
en. November 11, 1861.In ra w,
at the age of eighteen, she immi-
grated to America coming direct
to Oakland, Neb.FQ: a short time
she worked in and about Oakland,
coming to Blair in 1880.She was
in the employ of the late F.W.Kenny family for several y e w .
to whom she became greatly at-
tached.On May 81st,1888,atthe4~=;:'~
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The find chapter of the life of
p m nf Washington county'|old
settlers cams to a close early Fri-
d l y morning,Sept 5 wi th the
duth of Mrs. Sophia Anderson at
the home af he r daughw,Mrs
Ed A. Jensen at the age of sixty-
home, her family and in the Home
over there.She bn now reiuined
Him whom she has loved so long."
This is a gribute w our Mother
frdm hexxehildren and their (un-
ilies."Ma y she re n i n peace".
The Lord has given, and the Lord
has gaken.Blessed be the :mme
ol the lard."
. u m a n af Hi lhwa y Nb. .16
between Arnold md Mem; will be
completed soon.
Tekamah-East Side Cafe opgns
i n ngw location in brick building
mm. m Lyric Theatre.
Wmxsa--Plans being connidemd
for building additional quarters to
house new tire truck.
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Women and Missel:Buy ~.-»
new Fa ll Ha t a t the Milline
Store of Blair-The Fashitm .
ter.They have the lnrgest nel~
tions of the choices: New.York .
Par-£s.stylea and the prices ran~
from $1.88 to $7.501 34-1
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ton Jansen and Eu! Jegun.
The winners of thetournamentwereMissFlorenceChrinansen,with a score of 73 and Alfred Sick,#with l score of 58.The winners|were nwanded prizgs of $5.00 cash.
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9.003 9,000 will be held tonight (Thursday).
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Auburn,who are well known inthis dty u they often visit here.l
T h w Ettle daughter,who is
about a ylar old, scoring 99.7 was
declared the Gnnd Championlsiby of Nemahn county.She has
but the quality of the finiahed'age of 22 she was married in th
product will be the basis on whlchKenny home oo Peter Andersen
|the champion calmer of 1930 will'Tha young couple immediatelytoo
be chosen.The winners will be up their life's work on the fan
selected from among the entrants which they had purchased ln thin the Shenandoah eonleat.[Rose Hill neighborhood on whic
The conbest is open to eve ry ja rm they spent their entire mal
F F D D D D D B
r. 21 102,255
r. 37 559,175
vng.21 7.670
aug. 82 15,975
vug. 63 12,990
oug.8 12,990 vmwd Blair with her parents anq
friends and relatives of the tam-~ily can testify to her perfectl,
health and beauty.She is an
activie little Miss a nd her pand-
parents and other relatives have
good right to be proud of her
record.
May she continue to grow in
woman and girl.There are no re-fried life.Three children wel
atrictions as to the nature of the born to bless this unlon,all 1
food sent.Contestants may enter, whom were raised to maturity u
the fruit, vegetables and meat div- the hnme farm.Mr.Anllfrso
isions, any two of these-divisions, preceded the passing af hi wilor all three.Any preferred meth-122 years and 3 days and followin
od of canning may be used a1.'that time she lived for n numhi
though the Government Depng iof years with her son,Carl,c
ment of Agriculture finds that tho.the place which had always be<
'oug.35 7,900
u n 49 15,700 2.7
On motion the Board adjourned to meet Sepwmlzer B, 1930.Annie c. Martin,
County Elerk.
BLAIR HIGH scgpox. NEWS I FONTANELLE COUPLE WED
(Ciintinued from Page One)(Continued from page one)
Playgrounds Improved
During the summer months, im-
provements were made on the play
grounds of all the city schools.At
both the north and west schools
the trees were trimmed and the
grass closely mowed and play-
ground equipment repaired.AttheCentralbuildinggravelvias
placed on the Krounds to help keep
the children out of the mud, teeter-
present.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.Robert Brand of Fon-
tanelle and was reared in that com~
munity.She graduated from the
Hooper high school with the class
of 1928.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl E, Pete ih of the Tel-
basta community.e has for the
past years been erlgugcd in rnech-
nealth and intellect as the years
go by.
"MAK ING THE HOME
A'l'l`RAC'l`lVE
Miss Rizpah Douglass of the
Extension Service of the Agricul-
tural College will stan her pro-
ject "Making we Home Attrac-
tive" with the leaders of womeh's
|~l|.'\a in akin nnlunlu in Ofrnhnr
hot~pnck method together with theuseox' n pressure cooker for the'
sterilizing is best,especially for
the meats and non-add vege-
tables,The list of contest judges
includes five of America's out-
standing home economics experts|
and nutrition authorities,headedby Dr. Louise Stanley, chief of thelBureau of Home Economics, U. S.!
Depanment of Agriculture.A;
her home.For the past sever
years she has made her home wil
her daughters, Mrs. Ed A. Jens(
and MU(Walter Nielsen of th
vicinity.
She was baptised and confirm:
in the Lutheran church at the ag
of fourteen on June 24,1876
which faith she has always a1
l1ered.~She has been an acti'
member in the Rebekah lodge f.
wx/M M Wutte rs and a giant stride W¢\'¢'anical work in thefgnrage at Wins-
erected.This play ground equip- low.At present he is owner of the
ment was taken down at the time Ford garage in Cedar Bluifs.
the ivTd grade building was wreck-
ed ln order to make way for the
new Senior high school.
New Fire Escape Erected
Mt. and Mrs. Petersen left the
same morning for a short honey-
moon in the western part of the
state.After Sept. 14 they will be
nr hf.m» 11. mr-:» 'wmv friend; .mn
\-°-f~ w \-"-' '-'"""-V ' " " " " " " 'sample ball-mason jar,togetherShe will come back each month with prize entry labels and all in-l
during the winter and spring,The formation on the contest, may be
lessons will be about arrangements secured without ' s t simply by
of furniture, use of decoratxye f'b'lwrit.ing to the N ional Canning
jects, and the use of color "" lm~Contest, Shenandoah, Iowa.
proving the inside of the house.
Another lesson will ~ shout the SURPRISE ON BIRTHDAY
many years and will be greatmissed by her sister members.
She leaves to mcum her passln
three children, Mrs. Ea A Jense
of Blair, Carl G. Anderson dl' Ch
`cago,Mrs.Walter NielsenBluir;three sisters,Mrs. Mar
Petersen of San Francisco. Cali
ANNOUNClNG A NEW I)EPAR'l`MEN'|'
.. l
Regular $10 New Fall
During the month of August ,a
new spiral fire escape was erected
at the Junior high school building.
This was in accordance with the
recommendation of tim state tire
marshall.The Blhir Board of Edu-
cation has now mef all the require-'
ments set forth by the state fire
marshml|_
Blair High School Enioys New
Auditorium
The new high school audlmmxm-
gymnasium which has recently
... ..-..... W ..............., ...,...... ......relatives in Cedar Bluffs.
Wedding guests were: Mr.and
Mrs,Wm.Goede and daughter,
lilr.and Mrs.Robert Brand and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peter-
sen, Sr., and family,Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Boschult, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Friis, Miss Marie .Ward of Blair,
and Elmer Bosehult.
Those who assisted in serving
were Misses Leola Stork,Alice
Brandert and I/enda Stork.
selection or making of hooked nxgs.InJanuary, E. H. Hoppert of the
lL`z"';nsion Service\ will meet with
both men and women leaders to
discuss landscaping and the im-
provemeht of the outsdde appear-
ance off the house.Next spring,
Miss Douglass will ri ng sugges-
tions about wall coverings, floors.
the refinishing of furniture,and
one lesson about the spirit o l
home life.
The same lessons will be given
|l\lrs.Augusta Sands of Oaklan
Mr. L. C. Jeppesen of the Lmigpalif., and Mrs. Ida Christensen \
Creek neighborhood, south of mwnFairfield, Calif., and two brother
was greatly surprised and nleased,J<.1m Carlson of Alliance, Neb, ar
to have around fifty of his friends Gustav Carlson of Oakland, Cali
assemble at his home on Suq\¢iBy\Eight grandchildren and one gre
evening, Sept:7,that date being grandchild also remain to moul
his natal day.her passing.
The evening was spent with .vls-Mrs.Anderson will .great
iting and dancing in their large missed by her many friends '
barn.A fine lunch was served atlwhom she has always been a sour~
midnight and dancing followed of jo y and comfort.She led zuntil the wee hours of the morninglnetive, helpful life, always enden
SILK DRESSES
FEAT URED EVERY DAY
AT ONLY
$ H 9 5SIZES
l NEWb31__ _ _in several other counties this year.
NORTHERN TRIP Tmey were glven to another senes
The friends departed for their onng to bé of assiktanc and nev<
homes,declaring the evening a shirkinz her duties.She had 1l&€.n gornpleted, is nqw being ~ RE-'['U§;N FH 46full time by the students of Blairl mosn Enjoyable one and wisiing interesfing personality, being Qlért
Mr. .Iennesen mmw more nleasant no the mains nf the world andill?hisrh school.This auditodum | o 1 c o un ue s la st y ea r.
ASHIIINCENTER¢n`{mi<im¢1 one nk eh; finé5£'1H'¢h|xr... ......1 nf...r...|..... u-..\.|. ._ ..._ I Last year 377 changes were
state.For auditorium purposes it
seats nearly one thousand people,
for basketball games, dx hundred
can be taken care of.The gym-
nasium playing floor is 45x72,
muah is large enough to take care
of all gymnadum classes.The
stage is 55 feet long by 20 feet
deep.It is equipped with 144
border lights and 6 panel section
of the disappearing type of loot
liavht. besides than an n rnmnlohs
.-... and .-ns. .Nun ueemun ie-tumed Wednesday of this week
from an extended automobile trip
covering the states of Minnesota,
the two Dakqtas and 'parts of Can-
ada as far as Winnipeg.
They left Blair on August 23
and were continuoudy on the
move until their retum an Sept. 9
driving severai thousands of miles.
The conditions through the states
they covered were much like those
.s ru ._,.._.__1 A _" _ _
made per average county.in furni-
ture arrangement, use of color
and decorative objects.An ave-
rage of 240 nxgs were made and
selected per county.-Improvements
around the outside of the houses
totaled 594 per average county.
557 wadls,floors, and pieces of
Iumiture were cleaifed and relin-
ished in the average county. These
figures come from the reports of
nroiect leaders at the close of the
birthdays.
RETURN FROM EASTERN TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Croudy and
daughter,Bess,accompanieii by
Postmaster John White and wife,
returned last Saturday from n trip
to points in Indiana,Ohio and
Kentucky.They made the trip in
Jaeids car and were gone nearly
three weeks.Both families wis~
always optimistic i n her view-
points.`
Her departure marks the pass-ing of another of the long line of
worthy pioneers who have gone totheir reward in the great beyond.
The funeral services were held
on last Sunday at 2 p. m. at the
old home near Rose Hi ll and at
s p. m. at the Rose Hill church
where Rav; John F.Poucher -of
Omaha nffininfnnl nf nn.funeral
l : l v l l l v u I .
T he s tore f or t hr if ty women
|000 Store Buying Pdwer
Blair, Nebr.
Saves yoll money Everyday
MEN'S two
or three piece
suits Cleaned
and pressed.. .
.\\
N ~I C E o o o
We are making a SPECIAL EFFQRT
to-introduce our Good Work and
Service to more Blair people.f
mfay, September I5
50
BUT___
r o n o N E W E E K O N L Y
Overcoats . . . . $1.50 Phone White 133'
Now is your chance
9 _to know our workMensSults....1.25 and at a reduced
Men's Trousers ..50 price too.
Top Coats . . . . . 1.25
Your next suit should be a "MACY" guaranteed
Advance 'Cleaners
Discouufz books not gm; on this special
neiu bf mum for the nml tho |:'.:.."; '::.'.°;::. :2 |"|\;'l ....."::;':Lli..e pmjggg in the lndus-v n l 1auditodum is also equipped with a.
ntandard size motion picture booth
:which meeta ali fire proof re~
auirements.
5 v l u n :a u ; | . u m m :u l .u m a ;u v r c a A u ;''h e r e t h e y f o u n d i m m e n s e f i e l d s o f m o r e t h a n t h e 2 0 8 5 c h a n g e s h a v eb e a u t i f u l w h e a t w h i c h h a d i r n 0 t l " " 3 1 ' 1 ° " " * ° ' i } Y b e e n m " ' § h = { ' ; ' °t h a t
b e e n f o r t h e b l a c k m r ,f r o m w h i c h * " " ' { -T m ° ° " " * Y . w _1 1 ?,
n . . .. . . . . 1. . . . | . .. , . , . = . . . .. . , . ~ , . . . . , |. . . . . . . . . u n e c t m v e e n r o l l m e n t 1 s m a n o z u t l o n
Kentucky gs being very cry and
the farmers there are selling their
stock on aecuunt of scarcity of
feed.
The party returned by way of
St..Joe, Mo. and Kansas.
THE HACK SAW
vo L UME 5 §lair,Nebragka, September 11, 19aq NUMBER 18
I f you're good at
high mathematics,
go ddwn to the
school some morning
and count the num-
ber ,of c a n puke d
outside.
Have you seen the
'Glow Mold",the
new Globe Range
displayed i n o u r
west window?It in
the lust word in
ranges and the prlee
is :ight on it.
Ho us e ho ld hint-In
order w keep your
wits from tsllring
f m much:put a
lmls concreie into
HIGHWAY BEING GRAVEL ED
The pa n o l Highway No.5
Q 0 ..~rann.
Geo.Badgerow in-
vasbed ina ne1rone
Hinute E l e c t r i c
ON BUYING TRIP
"Babe" Marks is io leave next
Sunday for New Yo rk whe re he
will spend about ten days buying
his fall and winter stock of hats,
coats and dresses for the Fashion
Center.
has been receiving a fre sh cut
of gravel during the past week.
The gravel has been unloaded at
Blair and Calhoun and will mnke
a dedded improvement i n the
highway between. these two points.
The hi ghway wus gndd up pre-
paratory to this move several
weeks ago.`
It is plmuled to pave the high-
way from Calhoun to the county
line soon but no pavement will be
laid from Calhoun to Blair for
some time.
Minute E l e c t r i c
W uhe r k i t weekf
Theyhavwabeenus-
the husband passed away twenty-
two years nga he was the officiat-
ing minister and this gave a touch
of zeal personal sympathy tn the
services.
Interment was made in the Rose
Hill cemebery beside the hua~and
wonderful onenl
1
[Phe old - fashioned
mother who saved
her wedding dress
for her daughter
now his a daughter
who saves her wed-
d n g dmss for her
next wwding.
Ac lem mee wings
which are appnrént-l y obsolete:t h e
hitch!-ack; the petti-
coat, and chin whis-ke n.
We often wonder
ing a One Minute
Washer for yearn
and apprwated the
quality.
The new barn Chds-
tqffer Anderson is
building west o ftown,was properly
initiated Int S\hx!-
day night with a
dance and genera)
wa tinze.
\._Bos:(to pretty ap-
plicant) So you want
a job?Had a n y
experience?
Applicant: Oh, some
and relatives gathered to show
their sympathy |md.respec't.
|.t |don't advertise. Have
y o u e ve r se en Th e
Enter prise adve rtise
rmnsfn~HARDWARE
lmew not what they did.She gave
freely to others of what she had,
for herself she asked nothing. For
the pomp and glory of this world
she cared nothing, her part was to
remain in the background and give
of her love and service.
To her children she taught tm
and honor.Her heart was in her
:I |:
"She wu a true fri end and a
devoted mdther.All the years ofher life were spent in lbving ser-
vice to her famlly and her fx-legds.
She was a moiher to the mother-
less.To the stranger that called
at the door she gave food and
drink and ofbentimea shelter.She
rejoined with people when they
succeeded and gave help and com-
fort to those that failed.lf peo-
ple spake uniunly of her, she for-
.I _
.n ;| l | -
b r n Pilot-T ribune
t d i n T h e E n te r -
pri ze.nu r . mu a h
2
The ceiling is equipped with
Delonex, thereby mlkinz the acous-
iu:properties of the nuditodum
D! this anditonum has attracted
the attention of the offidals of the
School Board Journal who will
have complele dmcripuon concern
ing it ln their Building number ol
nies:magazine of \¥uwry.'198h
Semor Class Offken
The senior class hdd their J st
class meeting of the year last
Thursday.At this meeting the
iollowing officers were elected:
president,Stanley Jensen;vice-
prealdent,Dorothea Gilbettson;
-.ue mme r e o.. =.me.eo, nomohaveraisedenoughwheatthis
year to feed the world.
They found Winnipe a beauti-
dition.A city of comfortable
homes m e happy people.They
were impressed by the different
industries found there and pro-
nounced i t the best city for i ts
,ire me the y hm'ev ei» vmtixn
But lt wns good to ge tba c k
home to Washington county which
is the heart of the gssden spot of
the world ind John wouldn't (ride
his little domain for any spot
which he visited on his tx-ip.
u m ° °s we e t.The eonstruction u| :ity and in a pros rooreon-
seuetary-treasurer,Marie Bolln;PEACEFUL HILL
'lo bestlast years average severed'
hun drd points,County Agent
George Bates believes.
So far the an of home andfarm
beautification has been somewhat
neglected in Washington county-
not because od lack ol want or de-
sire,but largely a. lack of plans
gf how to do it best.
Those dddng `to see how a
little paint, s team and some lend-
scsping will improve the average
farm home should be at the court
house in Blair, Friday morning,
October 8rdst 10:00 o'c]ock with
the president of your organization
and two elecved delegates as pro-
ject leaders.
Mr. Flank.Jr 'Mr. and Mrs Cha. Wrich Leora DOGS "";';."53<2¥<§''3"¢'é"mf
.'f w.hminr cn... rln.~».and Connne were Bm: callers on
The junior class met on Friday
and elected their officers who will
have charge of their activities dur-
ing the school year, 1980-31.The
lollowing high school studmts
yrere elected as officers of the
junior class: president, Reed 0'I-lan
lon; vicé-president, Mary B; Hitw-
xnnn;secretory-treasurer,Fred-
erick Nemetz;snonsor.M i s s
Sundoy.
Miss Evelyn Knowlton spent the
weekend with friends in Fremont.
Quite a numberl from this vic-
inity ntlended the Fire Inmxrgnee
dance at the German hall Satur-
day evedng.
Mr.and Mrs.George F. Wrich,
Melvin and Opal Mae visited at
the om Wrich home Saturday.
From the number of farmers in
Washington county reporting t o
County Agent George Babes t.heir\
sheep losses from hungry dogs, it
provides food for serlous thought
--both for the owner of a flock
of sheep and the keepers of hungry
dogs.
According to records,o ne ma n
:..c,..u. n»\..4-4' ........».. :. »...m»..l IHutchixmon.|1.:'.'i2E}€"}"...'i°EE'1"*°°' nu sixth |;; ; : : z ° ~i`§»}Z"`.l}1`E§
13 Club Eleciion
mr u lu a y o n a u n u a y .'Marjorie num and Leora 1-J .-1¢h.| Es=5_=°_<'=1'f&§\=S * °h i s flo c k o f
The "13 Club",which is also
known au a pep organization of
Lhe high school. fills all fxisliml
yacsncies at meding; of the senior
high school.The entire 'seniorhigh school vqleri for the follow~
who are attending Blair high, spent
the week-end with home folks,
Mr.and Mrs.(n m Voss and
dnughters were among those who
attended the Sunday school picnic
at the Bennington park Sunday aft-
sneep ny nugs.In the compiled ststuws of Neb-
raska for 1922 there ls a law gov-
eming this tax levy on dogs buf
whether it would apply to Wash-
ington county so far is unsolved,
but an effort is being' made toIng 0LllC€l'B w dll'€Cl wen' years crnuun.ncdvitiea:Charlotte Armstead,H. C. Kuhr and Rdph and Jack
Florence Oix-Lis, Mary Beth Hih:h~ were Blair wlers Saturday.ma n.Gordon Vinton.I-'lnrancn Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhr. Sr. and
End ont.
|vo1.UN'r1=:En WHEATii i lé n, bo mthe a c i 1 \}§ i ¢ s J n""Jo hn Kuhr, J r. § f",' Q ;
Pin Gollahon and Fnnbis Kelly.the B. C. Kuhr home Thursday.
..Mr. Aug. Kahak and family via-
Beaver Gty-Elzc qo n will be lied at the Wm. Hansen home Sun-
n e m i n r u m; c a a m Ama 1 2 d a y .,
on $200,000 bond issue for exec-Mr. and Mrs.H. C. Kuhr and
Hon of courthouse md j,i|_lymph sad Jack, and Mr. and Mn.
HARBORS HESSIAN I-'LY
At this dme of the year, early
fall plawlng is mlite green with
volunteer wheat:This new growth
serves al an ideal harbor for the
Hessian flies that soon will be \Hxminsn-$20,000 additions m|H°"'7 Knlep attended the '»°-Uthlhuntinz a nhce an lav their engbuildings and eqidbment of Marr vm wedding anniversary of mr » --_ __' acco rr m inf °:' " " 'Ormatlou from theihuminzMemorialHospitalan~ and Mrs.Howgrd W f._. .__.o County 2A!Z'&l1t'n office.'nnnnnnii hu 'Flmmital RnunI {ULllI, Sunday.In a week or tan dnvs the tlizhtlNeligh-George Zelm-ms com-
pleted remodeling Palmer property
pear depot for sale plvlllnn.
Ne Egh-Ne llgh gg Com-
pany ice plant wo '2| hours
per day lull capacity to meet de-
mand.-
Ne a nd pe rim-
gge bdng redecoxihed I n d im~
proved.
Dnnhp-"Bavi¢w*'~ Wd' to Geo.
E. Hungerford.'
W n me t s - G u s h! ' l b e r h e xv
FIRST GOLF 'm1 m!um~i N'r
Beszinninz Inst Thursday evening
the first of a series of minlutme
8011 tournaments was held at the
g " King golf course north of
Couugungg for the tonrnnment
were choaen from the four men
and fourlndiesboldlngthelaweet
le o re s fo r the wi tky lly e de nthe
°°;,3`?%f°'°i°'f*%°¢¢*=° °5";*°'*
ol Hessian flies will be on in this
locality.Any clear aftemoon be-
tween five and seven o'clock they
wm appear, in due and shape, al
lml!-grown mosqnltoa.
I! wheat growers o f Wuhing-
ton county and vidmey will disc
vnder |.ll volunteer wheat plnntn,
thne milli un do llar Ilia wlllhunt
uwthnr Held ~ whinlz 60 hy their
e e n ~
Hooper-Team Sex-dee Sudan
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