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BLAlR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER WASHINGTON
GENERAL AND LOCAL NEWS AND COMMENT
v¢l»mL¢aW¢eklyby.l0\nA.Rl|n|da From the Garden Spot M Nebnlkn-NUMBER 35BLAIR, NEB., SEPTEMBER 18, 1930VOLUME XXXIV sub»¢§~¥p`5\{¢'§'P`17a¢é§,`ii§o :Per Yen. Single Om, s¢.Wuhlnxtrm Crmnty.
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Local People
ln Chorus
Messiah Festival to Be Held i n
Omaha Dec. 15.N. J. Logan,
Direcmr.Promises to Be Event
nf Special Importance.
FIRST REHEARSAL SEPT.25
The general committee for the
Blair group of the Messiah Chorus
which is w join the other groups
in and around Omaha for a great
Messiah Festival in Omaha, Dec.
15th, under the diration oi Prof.
N. J. Dvswrdwl of the Conserv
awry ot Music, of Omaha Univerq
sity,has selected the following
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Bottom Road
To Be Surfaced
Gxading of Rand Gnmllleled and
Will Be Graveled as Soon as
Settled.South Part Improved
By Commissioner District No. 2.
IS GREAT Bo om To FARMERS
In accordance with the general
improvements which have been
put on the roads of Washington
county in the past year, the road
along the bottom, north of.Blair,
has been i n the process of i m-
provement during the past month.
Due to the gumbo constituency
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I-IOGS ARE SCARCE
Agricultural itstistidans advise
that the pork supply is low.Hogs
are scarce.The drouth hu made
the dtultion acute in some stafel.
Nebraska is favored because with
this general scarcity the Nebraska
supply is near normal and we havethe feed to grow them out and pit
them in marketable condition.
There will he money in hogs next
year.There is money in them
naw.
Aoclnsrrrs IN NEBRASKA
Ac c id e n t s ta ti sti c s f or Ne b r as k a
as c ompiled by The Ne bra ska Pr ess
As s oc i a ti o n a n d th e Re ha bi litatio n
Di vi si o n o f th e Sta te D e p a r tme n t
o f Vo c a ti on al Edu c a tio n.Re p or t
f o r th e two - we e k pe ri od en d in g
Sep te mb er 9, 1 93 0:
Mo ? ve h i c le a c c i d e n t s ,165;11
de a th ; 238 inju red; 249 c asualties.
Oth e r pu blic ac c idents,9 2 ;12
de aths ;8 0 in ju r e d ;92 c asualties.
E mp i o y me n agric ultural, 28 ec -
c idents; 1 death; 2 ? injured; 28 c as-
ualtie s.
Emp lo y me nt - - i n du s tr i a l:ac c i-
de n ts 24 ;1 de a th ;27 in ju r e d ;28
c asualties.
Ho me ac c i d en ts 36 ; 3 d e aths ; 3 1
i n ju r e d ;3 4 c asualties.
To ta l:345 ac c id en ts; 2 8 dea th s;
403 i n ju r e d ;431 c asualties.
D u r i n g th i s t w o w e e k peri od,
th er e we r e o n ly 1 1 disa bili ties
wh i c h br i n g s th e n u mb e r o f pe r -
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THE comm; CAMPAIGN [)mpl'0lIl/ISEESAccording bo Woods Bros. Fone-
aight published at Lincoln,Neb.,
the following figures are given:
During August 11,852 autos and
trucks crossed over the B l d r
bridge; in August of 1929 10,614
was the total for the month.The
increase for this year ia 11% or
1288-The extra passengers pau-
ing over the bridge this year in
August totaled 17,880 as against
16,978 last year,an increase of
practically 30 per day.The cash
revenue for the month this year
was $6,862.95 as against $6,181.60
last year, an increase of 10%.
This record showing increased
traffic ii particularly encouraging
in view of the decline of 50% in
tourist travel throughout the whole
midwest region and further,in
view of the excessive heat period
which prevailed during the firsi
half of August.~
THE COST OF PAVED ROADS
Recently we commented on the
condition of the gravel roads in the
trunk highway system, difficult ox
impossible to negotiate during the
wet spring months and intolerably
dusty aa soon as dry weather ar-
rives.Pavement, it is agreed, is
the only road surface which will
The fall election is init ..ight Company
Much Agintion Ove;the Light
\Questinn.Proposed Light Elec-
tion Brings Subject to the Front
around 'the comer and from '
appearances xt the present 'tional Limait willbenhotane.On '
each side of thestate tick-
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n | . n | . n n .; u n u [ l l » . » » » - - . » -.1 *' e t i l i o n s S i g n e d a n d P r e s e n t e d t o U m B I I N S - I - H 1 3 W E E K w i t h b r o a d a c q u a i n t a n c e -
C o u n c i l A s k i n g f o r F i v e B l o c k s ' "s h a p e w h i c h w i l l b e a s t r o n g !n
IN»h»-Muni':actor m winning votes.Es-"of Paving lo Be Pnl in at!C L » . » . .a n i f h l m f 1 \ I V *n f
l . l U l l l v i v a ;*IRAQ ul.- u w -..' nn e i h b o r i n a t 'p e c i a l l y i s t h i s U U E i n I E md Results in I CompromiseOnce.
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\young men :mu wvmuu mm -~.¢-¢ki ma the University ul 'b m zu.Hxtchcock of the *Avxxa snnrs xr 'ram p sr. 'G'i,.'i.""¢..nw winner m m °democratic mm, is well and 1
:n°Y.wn.L BUY ITS CURRENT
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,xgm Plant to se sm Down the
Greater Part of the Day During
Light Load. /Petition Withdi-um
The lowa~Nebraska Light and
?ower Company scored one at a
peciul meeting ot the city councii
ast Wednesday night when, as u
:ompromise mntber, me city agreed
o buy current to be used durinhelightloadwhichmeanstha.
n the neighborhood of eighteen
iours a day the Blair mumc l
slant will be shut down and -
'ent supplied by the power com~
muy._The light question has been up-
mrmost in the minds of the people
if Blnir for some months and has
:een much debuted.The question
irose when last spring the power
:ompany offered the city $275,000
Tor the pyrchase of the distribu-
.ion sys!/em and a norrexclunive
Franchise for twenty-five years.
This the council ignored and after
i vigorous campaign a petition
was cimulsted and presented to the
:ouncil asking for an election on
Lhe matter.Time rolled on and
t became necessary for the co\m~
:il to make the call for an election.
l`hls that body did not want: to da
ind a compromise was made.
The terms of the eoutract which
was signed by the city officials
Wednendaynight at ah adjourned
meeting were that the city should
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P a v e m e n t t o B e b f G r a v e l - A s p h a l t N o n n a l a t t e n d a n c e , w h i c h i s p r e -
Comalruc tion N o w P o p u h r i n di<:t,ed.>5 Chan c ellor E .A .B u r n -
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Agitation for mo§e pavmg m in enrollment is viewed by the "plrea.On the repubhcan,*Blair hm; been in thé sur for some nlnnnnnllnl ua §n¢lhnH\a nr 1nvm».|"Georze Norris is askin: for *
time and finaliy genie to a °1im"'°lnble business conditions over the
lust '1`u1==idf1> evenmg when a peti-state and ae evidence of a reassur-
tiun properly 5i3"';i'l 33 prssented ing future for 'ebraska.
to 1.he_council as UB for r. e Pf""|Monday was given over to in-
ing of five blocks.[The proposed trmlncimr new tudents 'to the uni-
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a re-election.Mr. Norris is
also a man of ability and
experience and has, through
long years of service, eamed
the respect, of the people at
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'.z u Kblo c ks vshlch mn n e k l t pa st th e en i ng fo r a ge n er a l c on voc a ti o n i n
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So uth stre et.Th e p a vi n g to he gr a ms M- r n n e d W th e va r i o us c o l-»state..
b u t i n 15 th e n e w sph:1lt~grnvel 1; o ne tho u wi ll e nter a nd wer e as -1 as n ¢4 s
combination whichi muihrheap- ;;,;ed° tg advisers who assisted .
er F"'"'.*='E*'°' 'Em .°' hnckand them in planning their courses.1 LE'r's cm' ACQUAINTED
vehlch, lt is clmmed is zqually as Freshman day, started last year,
good where the tra el ls not °x"fhM rm ih: nnrnose to acauaint new!(BV Sunt. D. V. Maaser)permit us to travel in comfort and
reasonable security at all times on
the year.But what about the cost?Dis-
regarding the cost of right of way
ccssive.
'The bmw of this avement is-Pgravel which is placed about three
inches deep und rolled down with
n five ton roller u `l it is thor-
oughly packed.Th surfacing isnmixture of asph'lt and gravel
which is mixed wh' e heated andI
gvliderewitlitlie uhiveniity and to '''
help in getting them adjusted to Among the teachers this year we
the new conditions they find,nouce several new ones.Mr. Lich-
Tuuday and Wednesday we,-e1iter,,it Midland graduate, is 'teach~
set aside for registration.Ne wli "Q mad1ematiC3 i n Mr.Parks'
students were to finish enrolling|P|B¢=¢»He is dlso coaching,and
and former students were to com-US said w "know his stuff" at this.plete w w registrations be!ore|A¥\d his car has RED WHEELS!
'2§.5f§°'and packed before it islclasses Thursday morning..hnms 'ryreu ls teaching science
'An increase over last year i n is year in place of Mrs. Masseri c y ;rfgul" u»~y'"q"=f gvhlch °;; advance registrations from formenland has already won many friend;
n a °"2 e are a y nav .¢...a...». im. hun mmnwl in thai Miss Willmote presides over the
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grading, and other items which will
be the same on a gravel or a hnrd~
surface highway, the first cost ni
a concrete pavement, 20 feet wide
is close tn $25,000. ten times the
cost of gravel surfacing.The an
nual maintenance bill, on the othel
hand,is admittedly much lower
I n 1929,the Minnesota Highwm
department paid an average of $75(
per mile for rnnintenance of the
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is to be completed his fall.3300 who registered for the win-
wm pay to Know ner, as you may RELATIVES nmunnTo CANADA'Ineed rermsnments some any 4.-_.I efmn eh.
BLAIR GIRL RETURNS
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l t ~ ~ ~m m s u r u w e l u w 1 5 u n :n e w \ u 1 ||"" " : ' " " " : ' ° 'D e e n D a u 1 n w e r .w e a m e r a n u ul ly u vc u ||l5 l |" 1 Gl ? £7 , a su. ;I § § i L ° } ? B " £ " y g g g r i b é r s , u 1 e f i n a l m e r c i a l w = ¢ h e r »H e r p o p d a n t y { § S a n B l m r a n d t h e t o w n s f ' " 1 " ° ' " ' d ' 1 t h o s e l i v i n g i n t h e v i c i n i t y w i l l p a v e m e n t s .T h w m c l w
.1..¢..f n ?n r a l i m i n n h r r p a i s t r s t i n n .h a s b e e n p r o v e d b y t h e f a c t t h a u l n z -._h a i l t h e a u r f a c i n l r o f t h i s r o a d a s i n s t a n c e s ,s n o w f e n c e
v udedin both'd i 1 u f A d l p hP~~1 ~ f l |a 5l ?» a n :? B` \o uU n L' .. .. ,.fo r on e y ea r beginning Oct.. 1, 1930
hnu nlzvvanl In.~..(LA n..........f' -- -ru. U.u E¢U|.\u|. ruin :loan n a w Av!y»\»»»»----g - - g - - - - - - - -_-1Thi s is s eve. nty - fi ve more tha n ha dlsh e ha s alrea dy b ee n c h os en s po n-Da n i s h C h u r c h :N T L u n d ,H .".0 -a qwy nd er fu l im r me g_mo v 1 c u tti n g weeds,c le ani ng LauralI:: iluu uauluy wuv unvu avvanTh i s i s t h e f o u r t h a n d mm ; i n _pai d at the c o rr es po nd ing time la st no r o f th e 1 3 C lu b .QL Ha nse n, Elno ra Sn non so n.p o ve n -a '1sp e nd m n f e w d a y i n Ne b r a s k a ,.' r n a d h a s b e e L an m u h si n d a l l o t h e r i t e m s z asto llme nl. o f th e s to ry o f the E u r -fa ll.. _EP}sc oPBl c hu rc h:Mr s .W .W .f o r gmrgc ling.during; gy l g m g g g j o f u i f é e p n s ' a le f t Mo n d a y mo r n i n g f o r th e i r r e ~
._l _L nn..-¥\.....-;L......-_...__-lf i lk i n s o n , Mr s . Ro s s D e e t s , M. ~ a n d th e h i ll le a d i n g f r o m th e b o t-F r o m th i s i t wi ll. be seen th a t m f ~ t §°;t;§_ alir( E;" :i' ; ' ; t o
*"'J \\|.|A1|;\.|y Arun:ulu r u wr z l \,U|;"-»P a n ?d u r i n g th e li g h t ma d wh i c h
wo u ld m e a n f r o m a r o u n d mi d n i g h t
u n ti l o n a n ave r a g e o f a b o u t s i x
D. r n. whi c h wou ld nn vm f ha r m: imIcpenn Lnp unaen uyBaxter of this city recently. Many REUNION AT OLD HOMESTEAD ~Editorial Lippincott.tum innds has been cut down con- the maintenance hill was nearly "~" '"°~" " " " "' f -1" ~"-~ ~~Baptist: John Moore, M9»1`S`"°f siderably making it a gradual three times as large on the unpav-;'ngft§g"e;;te!;'8';y found many ;hig'ein giap f°1o'
B d , Ida Kn -",i'§'f.§?f'f 1 ..,.......'I3f' ffnvl tcnlmr. slupe eo. tl1e t°P»Dnfhea "F adg- ed routes, although the paved roads The older members of the pqrf? ,of current used ig
. - .'nv ausvyleli g h t lo a d
to the a mo u n tEnterprise reacjers have followed itmthinterestundhaveenjoyed A family reunion was held last ,reading of her experienceg nmjaad. §\}=1d§v..=§§h{f3i f-h1'§_hm§f§A S S O .I n B l a l r \\the mqlt e x-
.......,............... . . .,....':man, Elsie Frese, Ethel Schulz.;
Christian:Mrs. A. J.Hargeit,
John Anderson, Vanola Brunton.Congregational: Mary Cook, Mrs,
D.V. Mauser, Louis Murdoch.
I Methodist:Lila Wright,Annie
quam 8110 to carry me wqmr m
the wettest weather have been
opened up and the gravel will be
applied soon..
It is expected that work will be-
gin just north of the Fish Creek
bridge immediately and will con-
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Ed Grimm Hon-
lT!______did not speak English, only um:
native tang-ue, French, and Father
Lazure had ample opportunity to
brush up on his French vocabulary
which he was very proficient in
his earlier years,having been
hom in the French settlement also.
'P¢l1BivS to generate.
The power company agrees go
nrnish the first 80000 K,W.a t
2.45c and all above that amount
at 2.25c per K.W. and also build
the line connecting with theiswitchboard.This means a nmnll
Entertainment on board t.hebout.\1'¢<uunoun townnxup ws u W--`ot farewell to the old home where
s*f=f*1she"f§':§ *23f§':='..'ff': ':':*§':\i1i=ffe=z1!v #sw far '°res=¥=f2rflN.....1 lmtherm wma Am-me s ame a s w as x mmu u po n
f r i v before.T w o pro gr ams we re
give n b y thbse aboard in which
Mis s Doroth y, and Da vid I.a1.an\s
't oo k pan..Movies an d dancing
an d w hich th ey wm v a ca te w la k e .up their residence in a line modern
new home close at hand.
T i m Ohrt,fat her of the O h n
bovs ca me m the co u nt y in a n
cialiun Holds Sixteenth Annual
Co n ve n ti o n i n B la i r f r o m Se p t.
1 0 lo 1 2 .m a m a ,L y le u u y e r .
L a t t e r D a y S a i n t M r s
f . . . . . . . . . . . . . .n . . . . . . \ | . .n \ { : \ 1 : . . . . .
1 n tinue north for a distance of five ors r lremen lik. Joe Lazure found his Frenchhsadng m the city as the QUQ E
a . r .Helen
nfer-,Mrs
lledyce
§arlL.
F l n n
or six miles.Grnveling of the
new road south of Fish Ore k andon the hill will not be =»»=&<1 for
some time,however,due to the
necessity of letting the fills and
freshly graded dirt settle.It.i a
expected w have the entire work
finished before winter sets in and
Rocks Gntliered from All Parts of
the nina num Mule mm a
Beautiful Fountain md Praent-
ed to the Blair Fireman.
a little slow when talking with
these experts but they managed
w understand each other very nice-
ly and all had a splendid visit to~
gather.
They planned m make the return
v
trip by way of St. Louis, Chicaga
Detroit and Niagara Falls.I
production during the oi! load is
8.6¢l t will,however, mean n lay-
ing of! of three-Iilths ol the force
now employed and the city wi ll
mp no benefit except the reduc-
tion in rate.
If at the end of the year the city
is satisfied with the rate and ner-
were Also enjoyed.-~ ¢ I ; \nisettle in the; Greene BANQUET AT DANA COLL EGE ~ I\» UM.7 | | .u rluuqmg
At Bel! Isle lt became necessary duatrxct where they have hved for . _to stop for a day due ta n heavy many* years.Mr.o m i s past .,...~2i'.'lf.'f.'f: '§fI.,fZ." §°,.'£'....,...f'
f o g wh i c h ma d e t r a ve li n g d a n g e r -
ou s , o th e r wi s e, th e h o me wa rd tr i p
wa s ma d e wi th o u t mi s h a p o r a n y -
th i n g o u t o f th e o r d i n a r y .
f \ . _n . L . .l . . . . L . . . . l . . . . \ . . i .- . . L | _ . . . . . . . .l . l - » .
a w w o f , - g ;gg-;;°,;;~; ..'":.,,:'.';."f.';' :"""".".:':"'""" <=:"""s= ~° " " ° f i
hx mu u é h mu h .c h un k np u- | a n d mg mu nn at Helms.I very _1-11| nn. Gnome. lm u¢m.\~mxé- L-we-= cymh P-:~2-e\e'=»= Iiwf ~ '
ing a fine brick residence on the
farm this summer and it is just
now finished and ready for occu-
pancy.Every convenience that
could be installed has been added
es m Amencn was new nere sept- Jenmms,ember 10 to 12 inelusive.The can-IFNDCH, Dealer Kronberg.
_ vention came to Blair as the guest!St.Paul's Lutheran church,
'of the Danish Lutheran Publishing Orum:Mrs.Ed Hansen, Leonard
House here,of which Mr.K.P.Nelson,Huold Rasmussen,Ray-"\ \-=---1 »-_ -A-A n1..u fan.,u.....,...
when thoroughly worked in thebottomroad will be one of the IS ON CITY
fine highways of the county. which1'~ _Ed Grimmend min Blair an exlaended g,
Hills cnuntxv
HALL PARKING When they left, Mr. Adolph La-|vice the city has an option tu renew
zure accnfnpanied them as lar as the contract for a period of fiva
who returned from Missouri where he snapped off _at ~ years mom and if tlds be done i¢1s
un UIB LBBL .rugni uuu. num 111.011
tr e a l a m r e tr e a t_ wa s gi ve n th e
voy ag ers.Th e gr e at d jri gi ble , R- -
100 went over the ship on its trip ip through the Black Excelsior Springs for s few weeks. lPParently the
lm week, brvugzhr Blur; municipalMention of beauuful MISSION FESTIVAL nothing reedved
death knell of
light plant.and
'ln mm-n-ame n:
acr oss me Aua nulr.IHC |n0||5|g[aircraft. went almobt directly over in n-mlm tha wnrlr easinr and thefnu"u3n|l l mlim-BUT::mu U|,ey|.u\|uu nun., 4'W\" III#-Nw IBLAIR PASTOR TAKES llliiif »,}{».{`]; Ithe ship and could be seen very
plainly.Due bo w extreme north-
erly location of the ship, Qzhe Aur~om Borealis was deen plunly the
'were entertained ax Dma College.FL Calhoun: To be suppueu uvF..z..T.;,,;;.;;7 - ' "
-Q,The, sessions were held in Lh¢e're-Supt. Mnsd.Among those zvfhems at e ception roam on the ground floor D a n s ~" E1-land Ne;-
m music supeold homestead were M n .Henry nf the men's building.min, C..,-
Kmse of FL Calhoun.Mrs.Gus ___ _,
P A R T : N sEnv1c Es' £555 `§Z-iE¢1§ rlé ad giéahel-ed on his lh i g h u m ls e r vi c e .
.Aftne a r r i `B la i r ,h T h e Ge n n a n L u t h e r a n E va n g e l- |tm p r v m g an e ic al c hu rc h c eleb ra te d the ir a nn ua l R E L I E F F O R
Re v.A .F .Ne w e l l ha s be en conc eived th e id e a o f b u i ld i n g a
1 1 I .n 1 . . ! .au-.._1.........|...2..." G L ¢Inman vnnlzl n n *hh MISSION ~~~~QUINNEB1HIG H" f " "-_":U ~~~a5"vis0r.m e a w ZIVB TIIE CIOBIIIK 8001653 .lU|H|»llIl|WILIL 5:1690 lvuna vu 'Uv Th e v --_F ' -T n n m o1lBe nx}ln gt0r: ;tClB ;I1 ° " ' §suc h c on ve ne d W ed nes da y mor ni ng T h e object.o f th e s e c o m mi t te w a t th e 5 0 th an ni ve rs ar y c elebra-P u b n s o f t h e c i t y h a n * mf * d ° m t'Se pt. t e; -vi gs c g xe on e i n $ 2 B r t C o t I i
a n d f a m l . y ,' I ' 1 m 0 ''a n a n d a d j o u r n e d ' r h u r g d g n o o n i s t o s e e t h a t a s m a n y f r o m t h e i r t i o n o f t h e C o n g r e g a t i o n a l c h u r c h i 1 1 8 m e s o m e * - °t h e B l a u F i r e w e r e o .'(u u n Y d )
M Y R .C h n g H l n l M r . .~M I S .Y .|.. ..L . r u n v r I \ - _ . . . . . . L ¢ - . ¢ \ u l A n n i m n u l r n f ? Q l ! l \ ¢ } l \ +~~~~R E V .~3 ~~t n n h .
same nisrht._Hi n; ~ d'tG°§ luv i n¢ I-hv re ,|the party docked |tJHontz'ell. g¢,.\
er an early bre a ldia s t a t 5 :1 5 the ~ ~ °§ `i =2 § o°}§ 'i » rr§ f mn
Perry went "1H°"°4 at "l'°"f 8:00. Hinz o! Benson and Fred Schnei-
Tired of travelmgland anxious ~ der and family of West Point.
get home the party went immedi-
ately to the railroad station and QKLAHQMA UNlvr:ns1'rYleft at 12:00 noonlfor the United mo l-'Es s o n v ls rrs BL AIR
States.No stopsiwere made on
while the Managers Meetings were
held Thursday alfernoon and Fri-
day.At 1:15 P. M. Thursday, a
joint banquet was given in the
College Dining Hall,i n which
participated also the Executive
Boards of the two Danish Luth-
organizadon or town are represent-
ed in the Chorus as possible,The organiution of the Blair
group of the Messiah Chorus is
under the auspices of the Monday
Afternoon Club, one ot the oldest
cultural organizations in the city.
at uenoa,Neo.,bunoay evening,
October 12.Rev. J. M. Hinds, the
pastor of that church, also acts as
Director of Religious Education for
the Govemment Indian School in
Genoa.
Sunday morning, omsel- 19, Mr.
Iueparuuem. an a mm; vi »--=v\-~~fo r tha t organization.To think
is to act with Ed, and already the
fountain is practically finished
and will be a real omament to the
already beautiful Perkins of the
city hall...-..:..- n... |,_,",', ...mal-Q en
Rahlling of Omaha and Rev. Wol-tain relief to prevent lnke Quinne-
ters of the Brown Creek chord baughifrom drying up and thus
near A1'liD8'»°l|» were the speakers. 'losing one of the largest and finestI n the nllernoon,the aervicellakes i n Nebraska,relief has at
was continued, but given in Eng~!laat not only been secured but act-
linh and both services were well nt- | ual work is now in progress toward
tended.This is one of the most that end.a o f t h e ~i»_veek Tllursdny a giant
ne church served pump started pumping water from
lds o in the aft-ithe Missouri river into the lake
the way and the li-ip ended with-out mishap or wal incident which
might have marred] its pleasure
lThe European #Hp is one w ch
undoubtedly few oher higll school
students have had ;\he privilege of
Dr.and Mrs,M.G.Smith of
Norman, Okla., have been visiting
at the parental, Skov Nielsen home
for a few days.Dr. Smith is head
of the Anthropology department attheOklahoma state university at
eran Synods in Amenca who hap-I 1ne_p|an ll w give rms Iamuus Newell is al L0 thsogiveea ddqs elpened to be in joint session here oratorm at the new high school ~__at the 40th anniversary celebrationat ine same time.'andmmum here _about a week be~ of the Vine Congregational church
Those who participated i n the fore it will be given in Orgahn by in Lincoln, oi which Rev. Ervine
Editors'and Managers'meeting .Inglis is pastor.Mr. Newell waswere as follows:Dr._ Edward ~(Continued on DUKE elght)ormerly pasmr of the Vine church
nu . . v p n . ,we .~,=. .,,.,,-e.. Wput in a rock garde n whic h will
be another added attrnetion.
JOINT QUADRICENTENNIAL
/CEL EBRATION AT FREMONT
interesting affair
The ladies of th
lunch at noon nm
ernoon.
CITY SCHOOLS
through an eighteen inch pipe. The
work is in charge of the state:A.
I J .Potprsmn nf Oma h a in Hun anenjoying and it isian outstanding Norman and with his wife has Schramm, Editor Lutheran Stand-
rewurd fur :xccompshments in tHe been spending the summer in re ard, Columbus, Ohio; Dr. J. Baden
musicnl work in which Miss Baxter search work among the Indians in sieck, Editor Lutheran Herald, Du-nnd David 1,3111-u excell."various parte of the country.lbuque, Iowa; Rev. Harold C.Jen
DRIVE cm s nm oucn !or six years.The German Lutheransfm .,Fre-"esdssn THURSDAY'Ean¥{`f£'Zh.§§gJ1§T£He`Es"if°r§Z§
To CALIFORNIA .ANNOUNCE NEW ARRIVAL
Early Monday morning a flee!Mr. and rs.Elton Bissell ofof med ears f*¥""°'* at ,uw U. S- Sioux Falls g. D. have announced'
Oll Station, filling up with gas to the arrival'of a baby daughter,
the extent of one hundred and Joyce Ann, bom September 13.
el en gallons.__._ .Elwn is the son of Mrs.Petei
mont,Arlington, Cedar Bluffs, Wins
low, Blair and Hooper will gather
at the Orphan Home grounds at
Fremont, September 21, to observethequadricenbennialof the Aug-
usburg Confession w.i!h.divine ser-
vices at 10:80 a. m. and 2:30 p. rn.
The Rev.August Schuelke.Pru~
i ,.
The Blair City Schools will_be
closed all day Thursday in order to
pvrmjt the children of the city to
attend the Washington County
Fair a t Arli ngton.The Fair is
considered o l such educational
vnlnu time Nw mms mnurinmndnnr
'power Diesel engine.Water at the
rate of 3,500 gallons per minute
day and night is now flowing into
the lake bed and il-B estimated that
by the time freezing weather comes
some time/in November, the water
will be bsck to ns normal stage
....,» .u- ....,,... .\.... U-1=»._. M-"
\'ro xu:oxi;,\N|za Their little son has been stay-Isell, Editor Ansgat Lutheran, Dan-
|imz with his grandparents ciurirlglnebrog, Nab; Dr. L. G. Abraham
}1ED|CROSS BOARDlth; vacation Qnd 1j\ey left Tueslsen,Editor Augustana,Rock ls-
the boy for-|land, Ill; Mr. H. Skov Nielsen, Ed\it.or Luthersk Uzeblad. Blair. NebOn account of miie resignation gflthéil' home _ _ __. . . _- .- . ,_ - __ ,_I _,D r .N .R .He l h b r n ,E d i t o r Th e
Lutheran, Philaddphla,Ps;Dr.
L .A .V i m u l .E d i to r L u t h l n n -
T n a a r l w e n a l l d t h e n l g n l r r "'" ""``" "`'J e n s e n l i vi n g o n l h a K m n u - c l ma d i f e u o r a t o u r Scpr i c e d make s i nc lu din g- c h;- y sle rs,4 W m d e "C l d l l l l e l ~ ~~ £ 0 2 i ' f ' . ' f . ' i " f ' l 'Q. " . . . f f . ' . . . . ~ ll ln lu ln ll a l n n n n \:|\| ll¢ 'Dau
...-...... -......... ..._ -.~.-1.. .....,..---.--.............zulu un : u :n uu uma. Lux ulLy )\5¢IIB: wa r d Te a e r s ru le d th a t atte nd an c e a t th e f a i r h a s b e e n a re tr ea t f o r fishenfnen
ve r e G°§"jg=,i» CI'-liV9»lBllf» to one sc hool day . fur-*and bathers will again be ready for
IP Alan n -..|...___.._ n.- .e..:._ ._._..._.._ \.__..\:........
Rev. w. H. Undehwwl as crm1r~|,__,_,,, nnnnwjuunnnI| . r . » 1 . J . u ; : n n n v z n n n n u u uE m i 'f f m e -" ' " f " T " 3 " ' ? f T _ C o u . n t y |H o w s S T A T E C O N V E N T I O N
.lied Cross chapter it will be nec-
essary to reorganize the Red Cross
board.For that burpnse a meet-
ing has been called for Friday eve
ning, Sept. 26 at 1:30 at the omce
-1 n__,».¢._:,|..
A number of Blair people auwed
out to Dannebrog last week to at-
tend the state convention of the
Danish Brotherhood which was
eren,Minf|eapolis, Minn; Dr. G. '1'_1conditions in and about Detroit a
Lee, Edit/or Lutheran Church Her- finance company Iound that they
ua, Minneapolis;Dr. R.ummm, were being swamped with cars
Ass't. Ediwr Lutheraneren, Minne- which were turned back when the
apolis; Dr. Emanuel Peppen, Edi-_ownas were_ unable ~ ~l-hfff
,ne as ne 5.........m. uv... me...an |.u\..<..,, ...me ...... _ . ..~.... .,. ....ennnnne me nur munlger nas uns- its countless number of visitors.schools and was in and aroundlchlnson, Kansas, will be the Eng- tributed tickets to all children in|Lake Quinnebaugh is one of the
Blair for several years.He amr- lish speaker.._.um city schools so that fhvz mly largest lakes in Nebraska.i n o li -
wards graduated from Wesleyan The collection to be lifted will attend the fm without i!l¢\ll'f5l\8'giual size was more than sixmiles
University at Lincoln and ia teach- be for the Northern Nebraska Dist- an expense.long, but iz had shmnk w less um
inz in the chemistry department atlriét mission.»The comolete exhibit ol the Blair lialf that size and the wainr on 1.UJ|hun ~:nmmL arehave
t the
ive.
Cul
unds,
new mere on mst ssmmny.Those present from this county
were Mr. and Mrs. Jens Nielsen,
Mr.and Mrs . Km Christensen,
Mr. and Mrs.James Larsen,Mr.
and Mrs. Hans M. Jensen, Mr. and
Mrs.A.R. Brock. Mr. and M n .
wr Lutherische K.ir¢1henzeitung,!PHYm¢""-ln was nmposaxnle uaGrow City, Ohio; Dr. Carl Knit,-E sell them in Detroit and so it was
Assn Editor Ausmwa. Rock 19. fdecided to drive them to California
land,Ill;Rev.A.. Pilger,Edim-iwhew they will bring much higher
Kitchen-Blatt, Rlnemwiv; nl-.can'prlw»The cars would bring, nc-
J, Bengsten,Editor Lutheran com-eordlng to the njperlntendent of
nanlon. msn Inland. |111 M.-.cnm the fleet. from szoo to ssoo more
Sioux Falls,at this time.Mrs.
Bissell's home was at Rulo, Neb.
where she was also a teacher.
The Enterprise joins a host of
frlends i n extendlng congratula-
tions and best wishes. -
Brine your lunch-Coffee and dw ujmi vm |» on alipuy am ¢i1»T&¢§{|{ QE $&|dS8`}iI|¢E
:smugmug way ps gold 2° mg gg gm gglg.'rq¢slu».m§p sagml :cron in plledli A fur yean IsoTi,;;; "§rE¢Eé}1 I to attend
lgrnunds.Everybody is welcumelllland will furnish mudc '1`hursday,]¢he state stocked the lake withbought 5100 mmbersmps a
last November Red Cross driThe remaining clfficers are:
Schmidt. secregary;J.L. Pa
No services in the home chumh|Blair day at the fair.game fish, but the rapidly disap~
pearing lake endangered the lives
of the fish and an appeal wasmade
for relief.Apparently it was ig-
nored but repeated efforts to get
n n u - I n - n u nren Sunday,
l SEVENTY-FIFT]
HIGH SCHOOL BAND Poyumn
nm Thursday, Pm. IL c. De-Gus MauckeGm!! cmk a hinh nehnol hm: af »n¢v;nf¢h mm.
ANNIVERSARY
elebraied his sev-
n n n i vo n m r v mn
treasurer;E z a 'Metzi.uger,all chairm.an; Lyle Guyer, di
chairman.g
u n 1 - - - - - - - " - ' - | - " I " - -" " " " " ]r g J u li u s P e ter s e n , Mn . J a me s K i r b y Hu ltb e r g ,Mg r .Un i te d Lu th e r a n i i ll C a li f o r ni a th a n i n D e tr o i t.Th a W ORD 1 : ' g 0 1 \ | OL D 3 E 1 ° T| , E g
m m a Mn . Ra s mu s J o h a n s e n .P u b l . Ho u s e , P m l me lp h u , P a ; Mr .ave ra g e c on t o f tr an s po r ta tio n wa s.. _ _ _ . ._... _A .H . D o r n b i r e r , M g t . L u t h . B o g k | 8 b 0 \ l t ~ p e r c a r .Dr i ve r s wq r e C31- rn! l{n nt.; ;n a niwul lsni Ma r u '(Continued on puge tour)A
|-ag
|D. A. R'S. ATTEND L unc m-:o nB L AI R B O Y ' h x n s m m 'ri uP|REC!-:.P'n0N IUR Concern Columbu Ohio M J. composed of men and wo who " " " ' - ' " ' T" "! ' " " T "_"U"; '°"¢r """""J15»»r day. from hm home in Ptullips thirty-eaght Pi¢¢€-B to Missoun last Thursday Sept.11, when sDAN* FACULTY Q-.Y°=5nzm=»in.Mar.Augustana wanted w go fo Cahfornit '=' South Dakota w look mer bmilvalney where they :alfred at me number of :Sham md mmm IIlnvnear affairs in this vidnlty.Mr.'Hlrri.sou County Fair during the gatherd at his home eo my their
Knutson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Afternoon and also in the evening. rggpean.vmiung was enjoyed by
Martin Knutson, iommer Blair p¢o-|ThB band is nicely uniformed and all and Mn. Mencke served a very
ple, who for n long term of yearnfmnku a very striking appearance nice 1|m¢1| in the evening.
lived on a farm on York Creek hut'in thek blue and white uniforms.All of Mr.Mmckofs mans in-
lxter retired and mnds Blair ¢.he.\r|Thc xnudcyhieh the lgand plnyed cluding Rudolph,Otto.Eddie,
A number of the D. A. R. mem-
bera attended a luncheon at the
Blsckstono hotel in Omaha Wed-
nesday.Mn. Ada m Mclldle n o f
Beatrice, atm regeut of me D. A.
R. , w n n me a n ammo
l u n a r Carman-n.Rnolr Inland TIlel..»m».,\ +L..nrihlWand receivipd from Robert Hil-
wn, who has been attending the
lnuernational Typo phlcnl union
as Houston, Texas a delegatefromtheLincoha,Nab.chapter.
states that hs il having 1. malt
inlnreating trip.Hs hu .im vi af
A reception for the new Dann
hcdty and students and Rev. N.
C. Carlson, president of this synod,
was held at the nhureh parlsn of
the First Lutheran church las!
S\mdny_evenlnl by the church of-
iidmla.
..,___..__,-..-......-..-,....,Mr. ,K. P.Hundnhl, Mer.Dlninh
Luth Pubmnqng House, Blair; Mr.BABE MARKS m NEW Y o m:
Birgex- Swanson, Circulation Mgr.
Augultnna Book Concern,Rock A mle gnm re oe ivd thi s ma m-
Inlnnd, m nr R. E. H;~ll18'Bl\.u¥f-ingby'l'h¢Entaerprixe£ro\nBaBe""¥? ""'.'I' .£ "R"'i °" '° '~_'fm' il nt_ pxynent on 5
==v=-I uw wmwn.
Ih mn n .ln g n me d tn b l! v e r v n n t i n f n r tn r v tn li n n i n -Finns n mI l'nn1l1l¢¢uum|»|§~_I_`"`*"" ""T athe duih of the 1 a m , "§' 'r'§x§`i1E§'»=él p`~I¢`§§£r.mi, Ind mir? &l'|UR\l-'SS were shown of the Cm-f_\;¢hmilymoved w s¢urh~n¢k°f.{'°nd consecutive year in which the who are still at homa Others ,,1'lZ'l§"L m "and hiltorical
wheljheyndll reside.|m.q- Band_ ~ ~ .w pam were Mr. md Hn. Chun The n,,,,,_ n A 'B' &-_.__
ited Ediniurnf Texan. the ntewavi l m 'ANI-11, un. "umuu ulnwu wma-nuymg tn ,uma th he _the ='l»»f»¢ slip °,Zl2.¥§», uny. $533. Htl'-. Aueulburz Puinlishing ink All mi. of fine :gadyso-wear
r.s»m nf»¢¢\.»\."n .......1 'P°u'1 good; for hh 1-'nhion gem" herem the Rio dana. villsy Ina wxix
euntinue on hh light-losing vin HPF|l1behomemxt lpu1 idpa fAlnf.he ;z tiv i1 ie a n1thc W uL!,lr.|ndlln.De t1 d'W d1Advgrdgg in 'ng Enxarpxine.Hxninon County Fnir.Ind Mr. and Mn. Kmry Kuhr..__|;o I n an u u p m r lwe r e hoatesaen to the out-stats
ch ln fn v l
for a in weeks.h m m u r .|y u 3 ¢ 1 ¢ a m ¢ 1 m » < = h m h ..|A a m u » m " x u n = w p u » ¢ .| . . . . \
1Bhlr,Nebrukx, Septnmber IB, 1980
t h t dm Fhxhion Center is now
lull1ng£o|ohoolgirl|ntonly#6.'Il5.
For perfect n m comloxttg c tyourselfA p k of Enna J ckljedth Shoes sold n¢ the Fashion
dunes Hollister and F-ly and CHI-
iord Decker.The Boy Scuuts held ; ooumof
haunt on Friday evening at smut
hall when a number of the mem-
bm renneived hmm: awards.Dr.
w.L Nelson,who is u m m m .
of fhdr lqder, I-Igvnrd Jensen at
Omm.OCL 19th they meet at
Carl Andenon'| of Kennard.Mr. md Mrs. J. L. Vaughan md
family mov ed Snmnlny from the
Kindred district;tn the Baker
district in Burt county.<1
tha Jams Blomberg home.M n .Arthur Sumne r ma h o nand Mr.Ra y Sumne r of Wi nw-
a e t t, Xo wu e a l le do nM r.a nd ll n.
Ted Olinger Wednaaay evening.
,..-, ,children of Omaha, ~me supper
.C A L H O U N '~r == wxu 1. r e1 m»; :1:1151 M~;=#
eve w n ea ve s o rA N D Y I C I N I T Y " s i r g : ;' : » . , : : - u w w i l l l l r
' ~we u m ''.
$ 1 » ¢ m a a n a f f , m p J o h n 'r a n k wa s x vi s i to r a t t h e
'__a r h o z B s n r y Ra h w e r h o m e th e f i r s t o f
`'
......_' t h e wg e k before l a v i n g l o r h l i
Mr.and Mrs.Hlrry Tnckzr
were at the garenul, Timm Taka:
home in Bllu Ilonday where Mrs.
'l`uf.kn: in quite ill.M n .Gi lllm
is cxrlng for her and friends are
all hoping lor har reaovery.
Mr.m d Mm.w.J.Simouaeu
and lnai ly ipent Thursday mam;
md cook lbout a mlmzhso.Pour
gravy over the chicken or into A
separate rnvy dish.Yidd: 6 serv-
ins#-
See thacutensw jerseymits
Cezoer in Blair.85-lt
Blair, Nebraska, September 18, 1980
l °r::ml:\1§ W; ';°;§ ,;' ;;;;\h»m e in Germ any, :ner www!Byron Melvnrd ang! ram nun-;w\m un mmnen, mrs. mmonsenu mmxgy or lelumnn, spem annum;sunuly vv=w»-5.e d s m u x Suth--1 t.her,toh hlabirthdny.n z m u .u r .and m i - ' r e a Olsen .ma== - 3 ; ~ mm Ne u An d e t w n " X u ~ G e o r z¢ K e e c h ma r k .r u n a r f i f a t h e y . p ' L » € ° ¢ TQ e p u t 'Mra b:°uh::;;| a nd twnsgf Bu- "Mn, £ .m";`k~,§I'f s outh ~| fg=Hd~=- y_ °=° S""'*5 ,g;";"'"¢ v is -
a o v m ',ver | d n ,spen v 3 | ' , b m .'tm-a t o n ome.Inwrnnee Hmsen is bank, nhl! and Hula d£°3h°?'of _=..\..-1 dxwlf .mi Mn. Frank Snocker ofmhzht with hir sister. Mrs. J. W..¢,fuf,,g a w mend Friday il. and Mm Alfred Hansenqnd DEAD ANIMALS
We remoe horses,cattle, hogs or sheep
from your farm at no cost to you.
Wedavé the only licensed truck to haul
dead ajmmals in Washington county.Phone 21, Arlington, Neb.Wepay all phone
charges.
Reynolds Rendering W orks ,»
Farnum Franzenburg, Representatiyef
""" "' " _~tallwem guests* fff' "I.°f"'5" §f'.fy»1'f».'ff ;°§l§2mdiGe°rs¢'=1:=s="=='!.""'§'L__`l'Iln.'I'1°.3.. ..|.|T.IE`.Z§§`I`h.`-¢¢k.¢ndlniT»mn»¢n And fmmlvl l; i .. : '..;,..;'.:m\ nm. Find Hnmdumidnulhter v'lsifed with Mr. and Mrs.
men and family Sundaymther,mrs.bl-limaOn Smmy they went
w spend the day at
, Roy Dolm home.nid¢f Jr.who hu aVest Point, Nab. where
n_0l'_u __..,_.|.
nulwnu, Huw.. vw....... . - _ . ___ ___ ___at tha home of .the latiefs s&ater,|Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Rasmussen,
Mn: Mlry Ha rt.|nnd fami ly of Exi m, Io wa npentMun444 Woener of 0°-"f=» Monday at the Lars Paulsen home.
Iowa 1s vmtmg ac the G- 1. Pia!-*Mm Rasmussen is a sisur of Mrs.
ter home. _[Paulsen They also visited an theMrs Wfxll Reclaueyer and Mn. James Plulsen home on the Bench.
Frank Wnlliams wer; ho§tenses wg _ "Q and Mrs. Will Layman md
I Glenn Morgan, wlfo returned aYNeJ§' Sore:
few weeks ago from Pittsburgh, afternoon.
Pa., went Sunday to Ames, Iowa .for a few dly s fraterni ty activ-3¢¢the
ities connected with the College.that theMrs. A. R. Beales spent Friday "n i n g £05
afternoon with her dstcr, Mrs. 0.Why pn
mrs. uennuu Ȣ...,-... ........__T\wsday1rom Cal.\forda,wheres h e h u b e e n f n r t h e p a n six
week!-
mex- mouths, the Progressive Sod-
sty oi the Presbyerian church, held
the first meeting of the season onTuesdayafternoon.Mrs.Wm.
Kruger, Mrs. Herman Klindt mdMisa Dorn Klindt served re!resh~
msn!-s.Harry Schmidt., son of Mr. and
Hrs. Hans Schmidt, had his collar
bone broken Tuesday mvmi nz.
when the cnt in which he was rid-
ing went into a ditch jun. out of
De umr.The cu was andy slight-
A!ter a vacation during the ,.,,,.\
'Kewhmu-k.
'up tn Blair,the parenw
Pete Sch!position at V
he has bee
weeln,had
and family 1
We wish u
their new h<
A family 1
ol Lk. and l
held at Lheix
were about
,from away vdlnandSch'daughters nlImn : a n d \
c u te n e v jer sey su i ts
Fa s h i o n Ce n te r i s n o w
mhool girls nt only $6.75..y more whm y o u can
ashianed Bemberg hoseuhio n Center for only
85-1:
m q c m a m
xring chicken (3Um ).
asp. butfar; 2. tbsp. Ind;
er; 1 cup wsfer, 59 cup
....,m l .L - . _ _ _
\
nm nousenvm gww-removed there S\\M»ly»hem mush snccen m
une.reunion of the relaiivea
Mrs. George Ohrt, was:home Sunday.Therefonypresent.Those
vers Mr. and Mn. Fer~
neider and their two
nd families, mdk ofWe3tVm. Hinz and mother,
Hinz ng Henson.An
the Eastern Star kensmgmn onFriday afternoon nt the Reckmeyer
home. About twenty members were
_present who enjoyed a two coursellunchfollowing the business and
lnodal periods.Mr. and Mn. Rhea Gilfry and
children ol Omaha, were guests on
Sunday of Mr.Gilt]-y*'q parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrry Giltry.
Vernon Marshall,Joe Antrim,
9°1=!="e ~ P¥£'_E"" §nms-
dangnter,mrs.Jonnson a nn nurband and son of Decatur,wereSunday visitors of the family of
their cousin,Loran Layman.
Thornton Mahhews and san,,
John.o1 Florenre had Sunday din-
nex-withtheR.M.Iv ers oniam.i ly
who rent hin eight
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weuizerby arand son, Everett of Dennison, Ia"|T4
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were Wednesday dinner guests of
Albert and Misa Ida Luenhoener.They called at the A.W.Clu'k,l?J
aeves.get full 1|Mr. a nd Mn.Jud Phi llips of a t we Emr Craig,were Sunday dinner 85c'!.
xesta of the Harry Hawkins fam-'
ronQ.he P.M.Tys oni ax-rn.I n '
e evening, Mr. and Mrs.Otis One snwkinx and dlughfer,and Mr._Id da hw f flo ur, 2 tl
d M m 0 ' D iL...,:: '3,=§'I,.,., ""r o | s a :l:, "rv
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Teknmah, were visitors.\
Florence Dixon as leadezxof the
Riverview 4-H Health Club, had
the Achievement program Wednes-
day evening at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mm A. E. Dixon.
The members judged tooth brushes
and Beulah and Opal Warrick gave
ar.demonstration on posture.13
members were present and a num-
ber ol visitors.delicious refresh-lments were served by the hostess.
ed chicken and cut inm uw sized
pieces.Drain well then rqll i n
BEN CH NOTES
Mr.and Mrs.Ed Christensen
~nd children and Mr.and Mrs.
Mike Jaber and children visited at
the Andrew Beck home Sunday
evening..Little Emma Lou Lundt spent
last Thursday with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chee Sutton.Miss Nellie Chilton of Horaick,
Iowa spent the fotepart of the
week visiting at the Charles Husk
home.Mr.and- Mrs. Clark Lippincottand baby wled on Mr.and Mrs.
Clarence Olsen Tuesday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Lode Mencke and
children were Sunday afternoon
visitors at.the Rudolph Mencke
home.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olsen and sonvisitedwith Mr,and M r s Ted
Olsen Sunday afternoon.Mrs.WHkins of Blair,was adimer guest Friday at the home
of Mr.and Mrs.Fred Peck and
family.9
Mr.and Mrs.E.C. Lippincott
attended tha fair at Missouri Val-
ley Thursday afternoon.The Bench Community Club metwith Mrs. George Follen Thursday
afternoon with fourteen members
present.A box of jelly was filled
and sent to the Crippled C'hildren'shome in Omaha.A lovely lunch
was served by the hostess and the
naxt meeting will be held at the
homo of Mrs. Nels Nelson.Mr.and Mrs.Elmer Truhlscn
and Ruben and Alice Rasmussen
were Friday afternoon visitors at
the Tod Olsen home.Mr. Howard Marsh of Tekamah,
was a Sunday dinner guest at the
Charles Husk home.Mrs.Elsie Jorgensen and Mrs.
Annie Sutton visited all day Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ches. Sut-
ton.The people having children at-
tending school a t Pleasant View
gave n reception last Friday eve-ning for the new teachers,Miss
Curtis of Blair and Miss Loftis ofHerman.The reception was given
for the purpose of giving the par-
ents and teachers an oppartuni '
to get acquainted.The evenngwas spent visiting and playing
games after which a lovely lunch
was served to all.Miss Janet Anderson of Bloom-
field, is spending a few days this
week visiting at the Fred Olsen
home.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Koenig
and Mrs.Emil Hagge and son
were Sunday afternoon visitors at
lovely new fall dresses, hats and
coats are arriving daily at theFashionCenterfromtheNew
York markets.35-it
Bladder ~
eakness
lf G e t u n z U g N l g h ¢Bo xwlc ha ,freq uen t 4 -gu m ll, Le:nun, Narv-ounneu, or rnlnx, due to function-u Blnddo r Ir dhtlon, in weld con d!-tlonlalmakea you ice! tlnsd. denrenedan d leou rqod . t ry t he ( Int ex T ut.W o r k s m f , s u m z l r c u u t l n thnxt h e ly n e m n 1s minute;nod b!thousands for rapid |u=a&olmv¢ sc-tiou. Dolrt :ive u . Tr!sux (p ro-nounced Bins-tex mu y , u n d e r t h eIron-Clad Gua rantee . Hunt quickly
allay than oondlunns, Improv: ren!-fu\ lleev und enerz v. or money mek.
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hot before putting the chicken in
(more fat may be needed if the
chicken is not fa t.)Saute the
chicken until each piece is the pre-
ferred brown on both sides.This
cooking should be done rapidly.
Reduce the heat and add salt and
pepper.Cover closely and cook
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arrange on a warm platter.Set in
a hot place to keep meat from
cooling.There should be about 2
tbsp. fat in pan.If there is more
pour out the extra fat.Add 2
tbsp. flour, stir to blend and cook
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,for Fall Sowing
$1.00 Per Bushel `
The but grade of winter wheal, lhnroughly :land
and reldy for sowing.Seems for your fallsowing
needs-now.This urldy recommended I i i Agri-
cultural College.\
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ly damaged.Arthur Schneider reached an-
odmer mileshona in 1i!e's joumeyTuesday, Sept. 9'and that evening
he and Mrs. .lihneider enherzained
n number of friends and n latives
Mrs.m m
enjoyable th
An intere
tween the I
the "Homefiixupond Sy
me was mo.:ting ball game be-
Ft. Calhoun Yeam and
Brews"qn the local
n a y scored 1? w 101G;¢n»v\
lex- len me Lau 01 me wee: vu uten day trip to Colorado.Therlo Reckmeyer left Sundayl
for Lincoln where he will enterWesleyan Univerdty.His parents
u.......| Mn uml n..~\fm.o»» und
and R.M.Iverson homes.Mlas
Naslmi Smith came with them to
Bla for dental work.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Paulsen and
daughter, Amna sperlt_§und.y altf
54 ho no r of wg e;'e;_'i';g ~ i n ta vor o x me v xuuuuu Wm...|,,"_ mm _"___,___ _nw: wa s apen p a '|Mr. and Mrs. Mark Slader and his f M,3_ prank 'i i i " " ' e mo o n at the liuaolpn nansentherebeingseventables.Fred family were Sunday visitors at the drgvgagx n with hi m.W .'\home, sauth of Blair.;
Heise and Miss Edna lversenihad
high scores, Claus Ohrt and MmHenryli nke r second highand
Wm.lversen and Mrs.Somers
Skow were consoled A delitious
luncheon was served at midnight.
Mr. Schneider was the recipient ofa beautifully decorated birthday
cake, which proved as good as it
was beautiful,Mins Edna lversen,his sister~in-law» was we donor.Mrs, John Bebense of Omaha, ls
spending the week.at the Wm.
lversen home.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rohwer and
son, Harry and Mrs.Marie Meh-
rens, left Wednesday morning byauto, for a visit with relatives at
Grant, and-Broadwater, Neb.Claus Meluena vrent to Wayne
Wednesday, m act as judge of the
agricultural exhibit at the Wayne
county lair.Mrs.Otto Iverson was hostess
Wednaday afternoon to the Ken-
sington Club.Guests presentweroMrs. John Bebense of Omaha, Mrs.Charles Heine and daughters, Miss
Emma and Mrs. ]§.el1ey_ ='9*e"é*°"
Mr.and Mrs.Jacob Sierk and
family visited at the Paul Melotz
home Sunday, the occasion being
the birth anniversary of their little
daughter.Mrs.Tena Ambler of Omaha,
spent Sunday afternoon with home
folks..About 4:30 Monday morning o.
fire of unknown odg-in destroyed
the barn and part of the contents
on the Arthur Clausen farm in the
Coffman neighborhood When the
call came here, a nu her of the
men responded, but nothing could
be done.The Florence fire depart-
ment was also there.Fortunaoely
no live stock was lost,and nowindto fan the flames,which
lhelped to keep the other buildings
from burning.
3 Otto Kruse home.
.
See the new Hats,Coats and
Dresses Babe ia sending to the
Fashion Center from New York.l t
AnLn~rG.'roN NOTES
Mrs.CarlKelle;-,whois chorister Mrs.George Ham, Mrs.Byron
z the Con n 1 ch ch en -Beard,Mrs. Ernest Dixon o f '"°1
:enained .h".Z'°.§2mi3"$§s of Yi.. l¢\mi§|S°lf Improvement club spent Mun-W dm ¢~e h day afternoon preparing an exhlb-l
an e s ,thurch.The '.3i.i."Y.T'$'§'}'f.°f2ann§'»= at the county fair grounds at
-|2:,'f,1f,';wyef,ff'°°§" §ii'f=i.if,`I.' ,gg,"'li'$F";°;'.i Mrs. c. B. Bunn ima asfollowedtha business meeting.Sunday dinner guests,Mr.. . d |
Mrs.¢.1.Pfeiffer who m m l m r s .A.iz.Beales of Blair.1n
the summer in Pasadena,Calif. |we afternoon, Dr. and Mrs. Mead
with her son, R- E. Miller retum and son, Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Opal
cd home last week.'lReevcs and children were there.G. A. Marshall went to Missourln lhlph and Grace my and Ralp
Valley last week to act as judge Wilder yvere Sunday evening '"5'\fg _frd at the Ha n i s o n ° ° " " " l §§1§¥""Mr.and Mrs.Clyde
ai .~-ws€e.1..,°?§'£2~Mi.1"`§iLd"?§ ~A. A. Anderson and son, Dean of
same capacity at the Douglm|Tekamah had Sunday dinner with
County Fair.his daughter, Mrs. F. Muller. '
wlllgezgid gm-n Quan moved
Lovely new fall dneases, hats mdlews h usgyw f°gf;k f§.'Z§.°§: _g
--o w aamare"ing dxulyhat Nh; berlaln, north of Herman.
on rom e e__Mr. and Mrs.Fred Ray ape tYork markets as 1:m d a "'§°'"`§'°"1.§°"""the Q.
verson urniy o B r.M c C A R T H Y A N D Mr. and hks . A. E.Dixon andL O N G C R E E K daughter; Eleanor were Tuesday
evening visitors at J. S. Conety's.
...... ."_ _Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Tyson
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of Irvingwn and mrs. rreu neue.The next meetingh will be at the
Arthur Schneider ome Sept. 24.(mo F. Rohwer of Kansas City,
m n.Leon m m wy m u m n.d l|oeTi:io¥|ebheld L ... .. .. » "gh-m~ Tm c m " O k 3 ; g = < > ; ; » . ' 5 § 1 § ' 2 ' ? M l ~ § . . ' { ' €
E.-Y -=~ . s f e d g r h a . . l l w i l y a n » . s h o w n l t t h e ' ° " " , *.i°:s'-.='1 :'.t°'.::,."a f°"'1
was a visitor at the Henry Rphwer
home Wednesday._ceorse Onrt celebrated his brnh
anniversl-YY both afternoon and
evening, Wednesday. Sept._ 10, withtheusual good times eugoyed at
these gatherings.__The Cemetery Association has
added to the nttrsntiveness of thecemetery, by havi ng luxe rms"
of brick built, and new gabes rn-
stalled at the two entrnnnes.After a br-le! illness, John, the
three year old son ol Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin Wsgsrs of Emerson, passedon at s Sioux City hospital Mon-
day,Sept.s.Funeral serviceswereheldatthePresbytedll-ll
urch here Thursda at 2 m.eh Y P-Rev.gu r l Sander,~ o i " t h e
'rnere were Blwut sixty-uve pres-ent and according to G.A. Mar-shall it was the Largest gathering
of this kind ever held in Nebraska.The men spent the morning hours
inspecting Marshalls Nursedes.
Dinner was served by the Congre~gational ladies at the church,after
which the delegation drove ooOmahawheretheywereshown
over the branch nursery at Center
street where refreshments were
served Nurserymen were presentfromother states, including four
from Kansas, lour from Missouri,and nine from Iowa.Five prof-
essors were also here from the
mm extension bureau.Ernie Mo-
son ol York, president of the As-
sociation presided at the business
Icounty fair.»Mrs.John Winchell of Blair,
spent the past few days at the
home of Merton Winchell and
family.Mr.and Mrs.Chester Aronsonand family had Sunday dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
McDonald.'
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen were
Sunday afoemoon visitors at the
Carl M. Jensen home.
Ieona,daughter of Mr.and
Mrs. Niels Christensen, was two
relatives called to help her cele-
brate.Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. August Mntzen, Sr. and two
sons, Mr. and Mrs. Aug.Mstzen,
years old Sunday and a number
Jr. and family and Mr, and Mrs.
.,,,,,.._._.__, ».._=...
bers to the Jack Skinner farm neaiHerman Sunday lorenoon, to jndgv
Cheviot sheep.Martha Whitmus went Sunda;
to m y with Mrs.Henry Bean
and attend the ninth grade of thi
Bono school this year.Mr.and Mrs. George Fackle:
drove to lthica, Sunday to thu
home of Mr.and Mrs.Waloe.
Schneider.Mrs. Faekler's mother
who was visiting there,returnef
with them.Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Conety dmv.to Valley Sunday to bring homMrs.Mary Conety to stay uhti
mer the fair.Miss Ernestine McCoy spent th
week-end with her sister, Roby n
Tckamnh,and was among _th
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l f n m C u l k g e ,a n d u t t e r ,M m .g f m u m a g n e t M o o m e h o u n s a
u r . m a M n . J o h n n m a s t h i s n v W m .G x r l l k m e n a z m m m f w h o a t t e n d :B l u r n u 1 | s c h o o l , m e k l m l h .
g m . w m w h o m h e w u u g m c 1 - u l m y K m ,n m j a r y O l s o n m g - "v h s a n e w n r u g u a m .r - : n a 5 § , ` °¢ Q'¢ | : " W J 'L -l l v s h n l m
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>-- --_.: m n n m e .M n .John Bebeme ol omha,olm Ind Mn. Huold ls. smxm ox ,parents 0| A baby gm born 5'P*-|"`i|rf`§i»}i Mn.John Kelhy onrEdnalvenen IA l'ng\an.13.The little mis! hu been nam-4 v m'..'i".. '§'§.....'"..§.Z Katie m u m ! !'nLv.Adria n J. Eds ll' le ft the ui J nv zz Am.flif .....&'!., :mt .~§I.'§'.|I'L|...k
, l j u x w s l l l r u w l v " l " _ ' _ "r e l u n c h e o n g u e s t s a t t h e C l a u s f l r s t o f t h e w e e k t o a t t e n d t h e E l m e r A n d e r s e n s p e n t
'1 3 . ' i » , . . . . . .h n m e T h u r s d a y a f L e r ~a n n u a l M .E .c o n f e r e n c e h e l d a t e n d a t W a v r r e v i s i t i m i the week-I
r relatnc.s |
|\.h\:lL uuugllucn, ;u.4.:. \J|sl\l\A\H.......e : s h 1 p a n d f a mlly .
I Ele a n o r D i xo n we n t to Linc olnnoon. `Lincoln.Mrs.Henry Frahm und Mrs.Mr. and Mrs Daren Bxlger nf
Harry Polhmun of Davenport, 11§~»,Fremont, spent Sunday a the J.
arrived Friday for a few dnys yisn:C, Badger home.with Mr. um: Mrs. Hans Schnudt.Mr. and Mis, ~ H. Lockman, Mr.
F, C. .Innes and family. Whohave and Mrs. G. H. Rosenkilde and
and friends.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen call~
ed at the P. M. Wilcox home on
Sunday evening.
Mr .and Mrs. Lars,Paulsen and
dauzhfer. Anna. who reside nor th
| I r i d a y t o e n r o ll i n h e r s e p h o mo n
\-.ork i n H o m e Ec o no mi c s cours'
a t th e S ta te Un i ve r s i ty .
B i lly a n d B e n ja mi n B e a r d tr e a t
e d th e i r f e l lo w me mb e r s o f th~
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SEEBB HEAT
,for Fall Sowing
$1.00 Per Bushel `
The but grade of winter wheal, lhnroughly :land
and reldy for sowing.Seems for your fallsowing
needs-now.This urldy recommended I i i Agri-
cultural College.\
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been residin i nthe Henrichsenhouse,movedg this week into the
James Vaughan residence.Mr. md Mrs. C. A. Stevfart and
children of South Sioux City, washere Thursday to attend the tun-eral of the little son of Mr.and
Mm Merlin wagers.Mrs. Paul ¢Kr\13'2r is spending
some time with her mother,Mrs.
Colburn, who is ill at her home in
Lincoln.- " IMrs, Arthur Clausen delightfully
entertained twenty ladies a t a
children and Mr and Mrs. A. C.Rc~senkilde.went .o Blair Sundaywhere they attended a family pic-
nic of the relatives of Mrs. Lock-man's father,John Hovendiek.
Over 260 were prenent at the ai-
fair.
The farm home of Floyd Gilfry,
who Lives three miles south oftown, was ransaeked by thieves on
Saturday evening and a number of
articles were stolen.Mr. and Mrs.
Gilfry were in town from about
9 n. m. tlll 11 p. m. and the rob-
of Blair,were Sunday afternoon
gueB¢S at the Rudolph Hansenhome.Mr. and Mrs. Nels Peter-
sen and son called in the evening.
Mrs.John Amnson und daugh-
ter, Emyle spent Sunday afternoon
at the Leon 1-Iindley home.A group of ladies from the Mc-
Carthy district spent Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Marie Pedersen i n Blair.Mrs.
Pedersen resided here a number
o! years and greatly enjoyed theafternoon.Those Dresent were the
uatennelon feast at the Byron
Beard home Sunday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs.Allen P.Ely of
Elkhorn, were Sunday dinner and
afternoon guests of Mr. and .Mrs.
A. E. Dixon.Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Clarke and
two children,Mr.and Mrs. TomWakefield, Sr.and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Wakefield, Jr. were SundayafternoonvisitorsattheRay
Whitrnus home. '|M .1 .na }<1.arandll rs y rug an.-mufap...Ma hither. Carl Krmrh.
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c mbe of ¥7%@@@ u m
¥bridge vanishing partyg d a y alt~
ernoon.Misa Iena Mo nsen wasawarded first prize and Miss Mary
Nelson, second.A lovely luncheon
was served by the hosmesa _q
bery took place during that time.
Practically all of Mr. Gilfry's cloth-
ing, except that he had on, was
taken;three new dresses, winter
coat, jacket, new vacuum aweeper,
Mesdamea James Mullin,Louis
Chris Hinz,Ed Natoet,McDonald,Leon Hindley,
and .James Thompson and
Oscar Pedersen of Blair.
Schenk,
JohnDan
Mrs.
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ner ests of .I-lungxum.
Mrs.Lars Paulsl
vm-_Annn.M m (
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and Mrs. Fred
an and daugh-SKE IAIASH). M. Mathewsl-In v limit* h ae*l l n Ella.ihim of Bllir. II atlnm nlmtmmn.lhnu. lhiltl.ti¢l.l 'Mr nm! Mn. Wdhr Nnv ni: nndlffj il'"~.§T'i1.§th e Ha r r y Ro h we r , J r . h o me . Mr s .
Ro h we r r e tu r n ed fr o m th e h os p ita l
th e fi r s t. o f th e we e k a n d i s c o n -
valesc ing ni c ely .
Mi s s A n i ta Me h r e n s le f t F r i d a y
f o r Li nc oln to b e i n readiness to
-v - - . - v a _ . . _ |" " * " " ' v _ . -" re t c . ,w e r e a m o n g t h e a r t i c l e s t a k e n .
T h e h o u s e w a s e n t e r e d w i t h a
sk e le ton k e y an d th e th i e ves we r e
evi d n tly lo ok i n g fo r mon e y too , a s
eve ry thi n g i n the en tir e h o us e h a d
be en s ea rc he d, e ve n to the k itc h en
son,Ra l p h sp e n t Su n d a y a t A d -
ma h as g u e s t s a t t h e E d g a r L a r -
sen ho me .
M r .a n d Mr s .Ha y e s Ro a e n b a lm
en te r ta i ne d twe lve gu e sts a t pi n -
oc hle a t t h e i r h o me la s t S a tu r d a y
um mrs. ulyuu |.uc\.¢ussfnyuuu "'~"}Th u r s d a y d t e r n o o n wi t h .Mr s .
J as.Pa u ls e n, qu i lti ng .
Mr s .Ge or nr e D avis an d c h i ld re n
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county,spent Wednesday alter-
noon with Mrs. Clyde Metzler.
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Applebyand Betty of Rose Hill were Sun-
day dinner and afternoon guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hain.
Ray Whitmus,who began last
week to work for C. B. Bunn, had
the misfortune w break his armFriday, uanking a Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Conety ofHerman, were Sunday evedng vis-
itors with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Con-
ety and Mrs. Mary Conety.
Elmer Dixon_went to the meet-
ing Sunday altemoon of the 'm.
angle Baby Beef Club at the home
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Am r c oo k st ove yo u h ave--o ld o r ne w-c oa l, w oo d, k ero-
sene, electric or gasoline-is worth 83Q.00 this month only.
Tha! is the trade-in allowance we offer on any one of the three
fully porcelain enameled, pven heat regulator equipped, fully
insulated Skelgas Stoves illustrated above.Each of the three
.ning the following committee was
take up her third year course atthe state university, which opened
Monday, Sept. 15.
Dr. Rudnlph Bix of Omaha, vis-
ited his sisters, Misses Emma and
Minnie Rix Friday evening and
also attended the meeting of the
deposiwrs of the Washington County Bank, held in the city hall that
evening.Mrs. Claus Rohwer returned on
Thursday evening alter a shortvisit with relatives at Carroll, Nelnl
She also attended the Wayne
County Fair.\
At a meeting of the depaiwraof the Washington County Bmw
.held in the city hall Friday evo~
.selected to represent the depositors
interests:Arthur Clausen, Harryu.\"..=»Wm.Frahm. John Aut-
cabinet.No trace oi the thieves
coud be found.Loyd George, little son of Mr.
and Mrs.Elmer Utterback, frac-
tured one ol' his anna at the elbowlast week when he fell from the
slide at the sehool house.Mrs. H. C. McClellan was hostessto a group of ladies Thursday
when she entertained at a prettilyappointed luncheon at one o'clock.
Roses were used on the table with
other appointments in a shade ofpink. Tiny Japanese parssols made
dainty favors for each guest.
Other social events on Thursday
includeda meeting of the Congr
gational Ladies Circle which was
_entertained by Mrs.Clyde CookandMrs. J. D. Newcmn at the
Cook home.A number of guests
were nrvamvt The Jlfhnfannvnr
evening.l?efreshxnents were serv-
ed and al repon a very enjoy-
able time.Master Jack Barry is slowlylm-
proving from an attack of infan-
tile paralysis.Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Rosenbalm
and family attended a picnic party
of relatives at the Herman parkSunday in honor of the birth anni-
versaries occurring in September.\
Regular $10 new Fall Dresses
are on sale at the Fashion Center
at only $7.95 now.Other dresses
are oh sale from $4.98 fa $19.75.l t
Lovely new fall dresses, hats and
coats are arriving dally at the
Fashion Center from the NewYork markets.35-lt
f e . . -
I
finished in an attractive
color éombinntion.~
Low down-payments apply tb these
gs m~.was served £0 all.Miss Janet Anderson of Bloom-
field, is spending a few days this
week visiting nt the Fred Olsen
home.Mr.and Mrs. Charles Koenig
and Mrs.Emil Hagge and son
were Sunday afternoon visitors at
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Whether you are remodel-
Inz your lhome or building
new,our Iacllltles for
plumhlng and heating ser-
vlces are ample to handle
your needs.We guarantee
all installations against de-
fective materials and work-
manship.A phone call wlll
hrlnl our service to. your
home.
John Moore
Plumbing Co.
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and other 5|,.;1,,;, lpplia és. Choos-
ing among one group of live stoves
you xngy pay as liule as $12.50
dovln for your entire installation-
stove, equipment and many months
supply of gas.
Don'¢ delay.Come ln now to .use
Skelgas on test in our store.Act
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FOR COMPLETE INSTALLATION
INCLUDING ANY ONE OF
FIVE STOVES
Low DOWN-PAYMENTS
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He n r y S te f f e n le f t S a tu r d a y f o r ho me i n th e c o u n tr y .Ete c ti o n o f
his ho me at C ar ro ll, N ob ., lite r a officers was postponed unt il the
fe w d a y s vi a i t wi th r ela ti ve s h e r e .n e xt me e ti n g w h i c h w i ll b e a t th e
\.l.~E'»anal''lr ni ln MHA ili ltllf hn tn n n f \ | \ ¢u n if f*...I.w
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Her is still in e6`ect.When may
ON ALL OTHERSMFSTT; '"'"'€SéT`€=T ' * ' J . ; ; : . " ' ; "sag; `§i>'£`{£2 rs 01
eral lrienda at bridge, at the fonmighe high schoo\ ana the members
er's home Saturday aftefnrvm. M""» of the school board was held at the
Muay.~ S r xeigle hi § IndB°:n!; ~ ~°"'""*'J on """°£ ..§?..';'a'"'¢
_v..p azuitxblelpdxeaswtb -*Ȥ_-;;~;__ w l ; ~The zragmgzerlginnthe
er was oo are er~ ~===a_1;=- of the Coffee Club °"|1g=°;él 'Q Rigmevgg- ...g ~
dn an-noon...oc ,as.,n ..mlmm l?.nhwe r,J r. a tte nd- W i lwe h Mn. c . G. Ma rs hall a nd
a d zm a t i n ofv .hePhiOme gaPi D:L. M..s .Petal-son.The mmhara
usorvfify in Omah hsatmday.|are: J. R. Vinekal, Misses Timmenm m F usen of Baide man.M m g m ,cahb,na n ,u? »'&'.mi a e Sa turda y for g s c h m e f .gynong,Whitmpgieel-
,.Q -
w e s t r o x n t ,s p e n t .w e . w e e x e n u
w i t h h e r p a r e n t s ,M r .a n d . M r s .
Fred Hurdum.
Mrs. Frank Pit~z.er.and son drove
l m Omaha Frida evening m the
_home al Mr. and rs. M. B. Tyson.|Misa Muriel Morrison of Blair,
.came Tuesday to the home of hex,sister Mrs.Wm. Rutledge for afew Jays vldt.
I Agnel Slmonsen, who makes hex
Ihome with Mr..and Mrs. GiffordDixon ot Blair, was home Sunday
aftzrnoon with the 3, W. Simonlel
family.
we ace you?" * - - - f - ~m a n
Iliendorf Skelgas Company
I BLAIR NEBRASKA1|
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nw. Nebtukl. S-dntember 18. 1980
other states by
shortaga through
Rarely doa thh
Iuka suffer fromWi*~ T~ ~u~hes \
brlde'| puenu to only immeklintel Hr. md Hrs. Lloyd Johnsonnndrwuhiggton County caan house inf84»5t
relativ es ol the bride und grwmduughten vmwa with Mrs. ulumme m y of Blair,Washington 'Wa:
They will go to houmkeeplng xt Bndenon ut Glenwood, Ion last County, Nebriskl,offer for :ale ltCedar Blanks when the gmam is hy.public auction to the highest bld~
fmlioyéd in n snmsv-. and Mn. Vic Skov v ldwl de r for c ull the follm gng descrlb-Miss Norma Hickman vnlaitad Mrs. Holstein who is i ll at theled_lanQs and teneme , to-wit:
shingiofx eoinj Nebraska.:W
NUHCBNOTICE'lo CBE ...Es'rA'mu r n
As Auu u n l.uznuu :¢u>»v»-0
|
week Let us makeTRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH were read last
w_ Lincoln and zna Streets it sooo this week.
H.c. JnL Frans,P a w n 'Sunday showed that the qmxqer
sand hu`f,{l"T.`.§_ ke u» '?S§"fl2 '1 §Z§ ~ he rdsm-,1 ,,°m atthe Jo hn
o f b mk soil in which w gro w 'i on 'f:k.1E§'P» Sr. home in Arlinr-
grdn crops.The iinesv. s qm in*Miss DelphSn; mme " n e d at
the world for cattle growl m the me John Niebaum home Friday
meadows of that section.The hi\1| | evening.
home of Mr. and nm. Mac Epm-eron, Sunday.'
o
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
ON PETITION FOR Said e 'ee
PROBATE OF WILL decree enlered in add cause
The South Half of the North-
west Quarter (SM NW56) and
the Ea st Ha lf of the South-
west Quarter (Eli SW56) and
the Northwest Quarter of theSoutheast Quarter ('~!W!~£ SE- n of. Section 'fhlrty-Kive
(85), Township Eighteen (18)
gorth,R - y o Eleven (11)
an . in 'n n Countm - h m m r w Y.
sal is in aceordun wich*
action on the 2nd day ol Decembeof,
r,"
A. \.,. ueoui, lxuorney f cuuN'rY coUR'r,W AsHINGTONCOUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA COUNTY, NEBRASKA.-
Estale of Ch:-L1t1nn Wulf,De-
Estaw of Olive A.Ward,De-ceased.,ceased:|Novica is given to the aediton
Notice is given to the aedlton w appear before me at the County
to appear before nie at the County
Conn room in Blur, Nebraska, on
the 10th day of October, 1980, and
on the 12th day of January, 1981,
for the purpose o l examination,
adjustment and allowance of_
claims.All claims not Iil¢d on or
Court room in Blair_ Nebruka, on
the 19th day of September, 1930,
and on the 20th day of December,
1930, lor the purpose of exunln-
ntlon,adjustment and ullowmco
of claim All claims not 5161! on
or before the 19th day of Daem~~--be!r m 1211. d 1 J 'ber wsu will be forever ba-rm._ A 19 z9 .mdi h 2 to m m m are ay o anuary.3-I-A»1~°§ gg N°,=;;;;5~;KAf;°z==¢v=byrhe .»..5€" .ve L _co mn( 19§1. will be forever bm-ed.I Dated km. 22nd day mr August,
slurnp is being shaken off.In the'U'= wverv u "W" '="'"=° ISN"U"morning the church direcwrias'whic.h catde thrive.In many val~
were dimibuuad and much mum-{ley=waters from uudergrmmd
iasm awakened.In the evening Springs rise in the late fall and
the young peoplg held a very in-*disappear in the late spring, leav-
¢.~.+s..-»m|».m»mgetimz.liner A great crap of hay growing
YORK CREEK NEW S
§~»~ md Mrs.Herman Nelgon?.mfZ"f. ':£E'=$-23*i=i'f'! _§:°P°=ISunday School at 9:45_~ ll.
Services at 10:30 A. M.English aervicca every lpt, 3rd
na sm Rundav nl' the month.I'°°a;" "`}§£L§¢¢s every 2nd and
4th Sunday.Rnhlrdnv school (B1ble History
w___'o ________-- " ' " j ' . ,tug it F m th es e f i sts unwsu ; an u m au uu . ne un n ume-»z f n w m a sf m a r e F r e d P m p e rh ' § h g _ ~ f g g r g z g mg M 2 u; fhgf Winbefi _~1=¥t1.Y o f f e e d g u e s t a t th e Clarencea Wl:::I;1ter|" " " " " ' . "`_'_"E q D (which is not needed unm snowcov-and Caiechlsm) at 9:00 A. M uvemifzsssinc ursh c.Q; ,Qu w h m m a mu g m e m year in-
-n m n s r c a u n c n gave him n gm hearing az. this xlxcted dafwzgsprud =h°f§~=s°° ;
L J. Moran. Pastor impnnant meeting..~ W : m ' f _ 2 f m - . .=-.n:.~¢m:,.
home Tuesday evening.
Mr.and Mrs.Albe n Petersen
and children of near Kennud,were Sunday dinner guests at the
Morris Christignsen hnmn.
_| " »Given under my hand this gm Dated this 12th day of Septem-1980.W u g g w m f f day ol Sgtember, 1980.ber,1980.(SEAL)
un o 'M .Wu _on Couh. Ne bruh.aunce ehrens,(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,82 lt 1. c. ELLER,
County Judge
"ia I "¢3»Z'T»T ck fn"Mt_g;\|_""`wa¢h¢¢rmuus LUTHERAN rescue_ca e rom o ,ecnunca, onuu sand mm section Pwmntly replied ;=:";';?.i:,'"::°.§i°ir:'; . ° m
P. _~|_ Reinertien Pastor it ceuld feed a large number of home in Herman.'outmde cattle.As a result, thou-ML and Mn. 1-:mn Andnrsnn nf
In the Muller of the Estate oBelinda J. Buuks, Deceased:
The verified petition of AddilIde has been filed in the Count;Court of mid Cauntv. uravimz tha
f
e
Y¢
Simday School. 9:45 A. M.ST.Momifrg wmiup. 11 1; M
Junior B. Y. P. U, 3:30Evemmrseirioe, s=oo
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 81W
p. m.The Women's Misdon Circle
which usually meets on Thursday,
will meet this month on Wednes~
day,Sept.24m all the country
home of Mrs. .lens Il. Pebersen.
We are very happy w report a
good day in all ourchurch activ-
ities In the absence of the pastor,
Sunday, September 21 ands of head will be shipped into
Sunday School at 10 A. M.the sandhillg from ofher sections,
No church service in Iorenoon.Hay has akeady been contracted
'cloekin um afternoon for eight thousand gym that areAt three o .__the lmrven fenival service win be'¢° be shipped ww my c ounty'I 1 M tans.held at which time Rev. Ulvilden near Mernmnn m m on
ol Omaha will preach.The choir' Cattle men from Wyoming, MUD'of Our saviors church of omahajvma and South Dakota are nexu-
t The Ladies' Aldfi=\ting for feed and range in thewillbe presen ._ _ _wan serye refreshments fou°wing|\-inmry of Cody and valcmiie.
Omaha,spent Wednesday and
Wednesday night visiting at the
John Reeh home.Mrs.Clarence Wadzter spent
Tuesday night with her mother at
the Fred and Henry Petersen
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thnne and
children were Sundn dinner guestsyof Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iverson at
the Martin Johnson home.
letters Testamentary do is¢§\e u
Elizabeth Wullf adminlstrstrlx
with Will annexed under the lasWill and Testament of Belinda J
B'=nkS. Deceased.
Now,therefore, notice is hereby
g1ven_ that a hearing will be hm
on sud petition on the 10th da mOctober A. D.wao. at 10 0'Cl0C],
A. M., and all persons inlerestec
are notified to appear and shun
about to make a
GAS TEST
T o prove to you that COSDENwe were very happy. m have vmn me service.
us two visiting-minlpten.M the Av. s r. M. the Omaha. ¢n°n
morning hour Dr. H.. 0. Monon of give I egneen ya which every
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Christiansenlcnuse if any why said InstrumentwillB E L L C R E E K V A L L E Y and Bergitte spent Monday after-:may xot be'proved,allowed and
vane .noon at the Mrs. James Damm nrobated as the last Will and Test LIQUID GASis an OVERSIZED
§asoline and it will give you . ...:H
l :00
the
each
home near Admnh.ament of said deceased,d excFrahk Shafer helpful Chris Vin- cution thereof and adm''ration
derslev clean a well Tuesday aft-of said estate be grnnte .enman.|Witness my hand and Official
Curtis Behrendt and Carl KruseISeal this 16th dny of September.
evening was spent in playing cards spent Saturday night at the Chris 1930.and bunco.At a lute hour 1\1n<=h|Vinderslev home.(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
was served.Those invited were'Mr.and Mrs.Fred Kubie en-,as-sc County Judge.
Messrs. and hlesdames Wm. Slea-tcrtained company irmn Omaha on|
Mr. :md Mrs. John Niebaum en-
tertained a few friends Tuesday
evening at their homein honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schwagmeyerof Grand Rapids,Michigan.The
Omaha brought a w w inspiringand helpful memage nn this thezimc,
»-The Friendships 0f*.1@su5".
In the waning, Rev. A. F. New-
ell gavegus another 'splendid rnes»sage using this Lcxt,j"Be Not. Am:-
ious".We feel sure that all who
heard these mcssamcs have been
is cordiaiiy invited.
CONGREGATIONM. CHUR(
A.F.Newell,Pastor
Public worship Sunday at 12
cfclock.Beginning Sunday,
'nnstor is to read. as a uart of £
ANTI-KNOCK SMOOTHNESS
}i~L»i&y bmnue a QM are bette r
flnnd fm- the dutls of the new
morning service during a series of
weeks,some poem of striking
quality and interest.The poem
fm- next Sundav is to be "The Day
vensen,Wm.}Vi1ke=1if=S»Elmgr Sunday afternoon.NOTICE on susa n-'F's SALE
Ruwe,Wm. Nlebaum and Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petersen ofAlperstedt..west of Herman,were Sunday v __
Miqs Norpqa Holtman YfSi*f;1. ° "Qirmct_glleSt.8 at_the parentahl ..,3:.'3E'°,~i=.=i==,}"?1'E.*:.=f. §':"°°;':.,.3"aE,..E§week.
l
he p u lp i t o n n e xt Sunday .
Th e sy mp a th y of Eall o ur people
s o u t to Mr .J o h n Mo o r e a n d
a mi ly ,also Mr .Cly de A lle n a n d
| ~ughter because o f th e serious
lliiess o f Mr s .Mo o r e a n d Mr s .
lien.Ma y th e c o mf o r ti n g p o w-
of th e Ho ly S p i ri t b e wi th th e m
1 th es e tr y i ng h ou rs ,Go d i s o u r
f u g e a n d str en g th , a ve r y p re s ~
~t help in tr ouble.
I |¢
a n d th e W o o f -b y E d w i n Ma r k ~
h a m.Th o n g n o t we ll k n o wn , i t
h a s n wo n d e ul a p p ea l a n d me s s -
ng e.Churc h Sc h ool a t 10 o'c loc k, with
Sup eri nte nde nt F la c k i n c harge.
Th e y o u n g people's g r o u p a t
th e i r 6: 30 me e ti n g wi l l re a d a n d
di sc u ss C h ap . I I of "I n His S tep s" .
Th e y fo u n d c h a p te r one mo s t i n -
te re a ti n g a nd su g ge sti ve la s t S un »
da y .
Tuesday with her cousins,Flor-ence nnd Mabel Langharst at Nick-
erson.Wednesday she visited
Miss Sophie Waterman at Fonta-
nelle.Mr. and Mrs{"Emil Swwagrneyerof Grand Rapids, Mich. returnedw
their home Thursday after spend-
ing the past week at the John Nie-
baum home,Mr. and Mrs. August Kerkhoff
and sons, Stanley and Rodney were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Henry Scheer, Jr. home.On last Tuesday rnoming at
seven a. m. af the Salem Lutheranchurch at Fonlanelle,Rev.Wm.
Goede united in mngiage,Miss
Lucille Brand, duugh r of Mr. and
Mrs.Bob Brand and Car!Peter-
son, son of Mr and Mm Carl Peb-ersun.Miss l!`loma Brand, sister
of the bride, and Clarence Peter-
son,hrafiwr of the grocm,nt-lended the young couple.After
the ceremony af wedding breakfastwas served at the home of the
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Frw Hovendick wok dinner at~e George Loftjs home Tuesday~nd with Fn.»d's Lru¢k, George hnd
1 land of sweet com which they|»~ w the Blair canning factory.
Ammie Thompson,;who has been
.~ying with her grandmother in
TROUBLES ENDED;
GAINEI) 17 POUNDS
- . . . u n n -
"I gl.l.ffel'Bd for 15 years with
stomach trouble,was something
like twenty pounds underweight
and was troubled continually with
91-=&**r»M "\?$==1s F..
A. J. Hargett, Pastor
Bible School, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, 11 A. TJ.
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M.
Preaching, 8:00 P. M.hlid-week meeting Wednesday,
*00 p. m.The Bible reading for this week
chapters 844 in the Gospel a::~
rding to Matthew.2000 verses
who did not get and sign their
"Guest Book"card last Sunday
wi!! please see to it next Sunday
The pastor wishes to know how
many books to onder.
The Omaha inxsociation meets
et Columbus Monday and Tuesday,
Sept. 29 and 30.Who will attend?
We should have several auto loads
of representatives.
Ivan overhaul his car.
Emi Thompson went with MacRosenbaum of Blair £0 Omaha on
Wednesday and while there, Earl
purchased ten head of fine feederswhich were trucked to his home
Thursday by Bert Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs.,ArLhur AndersonanddaughterwereWednesday
evening visitors at the Freeman
Loftis home.
l
he p u lp i t o n n e xt Sunday .
Th e sy mp a th y of Eall o ur people
s o u t to Mr .J o h n Mo o r e a n d
a mi ly ,also Mr .Cly de A lle n a n d
| ~ughter because o f th e serious
lliiess o f Mr s .Mo o r e a n d Mr s .
lien.Ma y th e c o mf o r ti n g p o w-
of th e Ho ly S p i ri t b e wi th th e m
1 th es e tr y i ng h ou rs ,Go d i s o u r
f u g e a n d str en g th , a ve r y p re s ~
~t help in tr ouble.
I |¢
a n d th e W o o f -b y E d w i n Ma r k ~
h a m.Th o n g n o t we ll k n o wn , i t
h a s n wo n d e ul a p p ea l a n d me s s -
ng e.Churc h Sc h ool a t 10 o'c loc k, with
Sup eri nte nde nt F la c k i n c harge.
Th e y o u n g people's g r o u p a t
th e i r 6: 30 me e ti n g wi l l re a d a n d
di sc u ss C h ap . I I of "I n His S tep s" .
Th e y fo u n d c h a p te r one mo s t i n -
te re a ti n g a nd su g ge sti ve la s t S un »
da y .
Tuesday with her cousins,Flor-ence nnd Mabel Langharst at Nick-
erson.Wednesday she visited
Miss Sophie Waterman at Fonta-
nelle.Mr. and Mrs{"Emil Swwagrneyerof Grand Rapids, Mich. returnedw
their home Thursday after spend-
ing the past week at the John Nie-
baum home,Mr. and Mrs. August Kerkhoff
and sons, Stanley and Rodney were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Henry Scheer, Jr. home.On last Tuesday rnoming at
seven a. m. af the Salem Lutheranchurch at Fonlanelle,Rev.Wm.
Goede united in mngiage,Miss
Lucille Brand, duugh r of Mr. and
Mrs.Bob Brand and Car!Peter-
son, son of Mr and Mm Carl Peb-ersun.Miss l!`loma Brand, sister
of the bride, and Clarence Peter-
son,hrafiwr of the grocm,nt-lended the young couple.After
the ceremony af wedding breakfastwas served at the home of the
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Frw Hovendick wok dinner at~e George Loftjs home Tuesday~nd with Fn.»d's Lru¢k, George hnd
1 land of sweet com which they|»~ w the Blair canning factory.
Ammie Thompson,;who has been
.~ying with her grandmother in
TROUBLES ENDED;
GAINEI) 17 POUNDS
- . . . u n n -
"I gl.l.ffel'Bd for 15 years with
stomach trouble,was something
like twenty pounds underweight
and was troubled continually with
91-=&**r»M "\?$==1s F..
A. J. Hargett, Pastor
Bible School, 10 A. M.
Morning Worship, 11 A. TJ.
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M.
Preaching, 8:00 P. M.hlid-week meeting Wednesday,
*00 p. m.The Bible reading for this week
chapters 844 in the Gospel a::~
rding to Matthew.2000 verses
who did not get and sign their
"Guest Book"card last Sunday
wi!! please see to it next Sunday
The pastor wishes to know how
many books to onder.
The Omaha inxsociation meets
et Columbus Monday and Tuesday,
Sept. 29 and 30.Who will attend?
We should have several auto loads
of representatives.
Ivan overhaul his car.
Emi Thompson went with MacRosenbaum of Blair £0 Omaha on
Wednesday and while there, Earl
purchased ten head of fine feederswhich were trucked to his home
Thursday by Bert Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs.,ArLhur AndersonanddaughterwereWednesday
evening visitors at the Freeman
Loftis home.
'sf ':_f':.'::=".,.."f:'":;-... .......|I}¥`{i¢ -El!!-i 5i`Eim`£l1iE-iEt"uBIli»i
~ ALL for the SAME PRlcE as ORDINARYn u n u u u b l l x u -- ~ - -~- - - - --;-._ -T a l t w a i n q l ¥ H » \ D a n y |Il.~~~
of Grand Rapids, Mich. returnedw
their home Thursday after spend-
ing the past week at the John Nie-
baum home,Mr. and Mrs. August Kerkhoff
and sons, Stanley and Rodney were
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Henry Scheer, Jr. home.On last Tuesday moming at
seven a. m. af the Salem Lutheranchurch at Fonlanelle,Rev.Wm.
Goede united in mngiage,Miss
Lucille Brand, duugh r of Mr. and
Mrs.Bob Brand and Car!Peter-
son, son of Mr and Mm Carl Peb-
tiansen and Betty Lou were Sun-déy dinner guests at the CarlErickson homel
Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Albach
and children and Miss Alma Swan-
son called at the Soren Jensen
home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans M. Jensen
and Mrs. Ole Jensen left Friday
for Dannebrog, Neb. where Mr.
and Mrs. Jensen will attend the
Danish Convention and Mrs. Jen-
sen will visit relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Staples and Mary
Helen left Sunday for Wayne
where they will attend school.
of the bride, and Clarence Peter-
son,hrafhbr of the grmm,nt-iended the young couple.After
the ceremony af wedding breakfastwas served at the home of the
f ~
'
,
|/,Q f°.::~
\\
D ~4~
.~
'"~;
<,~4 J 9 .
and Margaret McMahon;Grace
McMahon; Clara. McMahon; AliceMcMahon; Harold McMahon; Ber-
nice McMahon; Byron J. McMahon;Mary McMahon; Raymond J. Mc-Mahon;Cecile McMahon;JohnDoe,whose real name is Wil~liam Michelsen;Mary Doe, realnameunknown;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 ¢he »
m'rLoF W . LSMAN
SERVICE STATION
"T/rc Slglion Tha! Sells The Goods"
I
amd Leroy of Orum, spent T u e s - ~
day at Henry IIovendick's, helping home.
BUS sclmmml?_:i11"i<3£"a"£E6.~"£sa}L`iaé¢ week i-mn' " ' ° " 'pneumonia.She` was cared for by
her aunt Lois n graduate nurse.gygg-gg-gg She is much béner at mis time.
elm P_ M._Mecy. ___Bfidwe}I,wlo__'atten§s9:00 A. H|9nn A M
lat the chris 'Lama homeIr'i'éd"l'31n-ié§Qu.;Mjorie |°gtl.lII1€dWes zu ~ 1=f.=;;~y=-¢=»»u l 33 2 with them to spend a few
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P a v i l i o n
MRS. CHARLES JQHANNSEN
constipation.Four bottles of Sar-
gzm put my stomach in fine con-
dition, I've gained 17 pounds and
am well and strong.
"Sargon Pills overcame my con-
stipation wifhont the slightest dis~
comfort."-Mrs. Charles Jahannsen
507 s. Sth St., Council Bluffs.
The Stewart Pharmacy Agents.
....,.,.F. Q. Fletcher, Alma, Birdie um
Marjorie and Mr. and Mrs. FranklLoftis,*Wayne and Stella were]Sunday dinner guests at the ~Hovendick home at Omm.
E8St--8:18 P. M
Nmnbénnd
WMZZZ»'mo A. M
2:40 P. pr.
I c~.....n..1.........|Mr. and Mrs.Freeman LoftisD v u w a u q u u u
12 :0 9 P. M.I
7:4 0 P. M. e xc e ptf Sun da y .
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I un n r wr c a . n la r tr
a . n i _ f i o ;11ci tooic Su1\1ay 1 r
a t th e A r th u r A n d e r s o p h o m e .
Mr . a n d Mr s . Ge o r g e L o f ti a a n d
da u g hte r s vi si te d a t t h e Le o n a r d
L o f ti s h o me a t Ca lho u n Su n da y
Laf Q 7<ff~/H04Z//nd¢fIu l n u v u D u u u l .I I\afternoon and returning home...¢...._........I 2 - . ..._| .. - .. ;-.t..2a. »»28l.\ . | ¢la s w 101' a :suuru vlan. wzul au.:I O N D E D A B S T R A C T E R || __f ll.......n...1..\.r ...IlS.. ...o 'm..:...
Ofiiu
ummmum
a l u as i n
. 1 - w a .| | a » y ¢ v ¢ n i » ; v m¢ » n 1 . m ¢ n m u
L Curley home.
6._. _ . . . .xIE EAT SHOP
Rana, Proprhborleals, |»0' CentsCuisine
:fm-hnrv Snrvini
Mx.and Mrs.George Hindley
and family spent Wednesday eve-
ning at the Gus Peppmillerhome.
Earl and Delben Fletcher spent
Tuesday evening at the Chas. Rm
.gut home, helping Norman cele ell?/QléSati';~:':.21:.i..T';°":....._. Hbrate his 18th birthdavvvuu vcvun ; rea|.xn\f.\l¢ 1Fi r s t d o or e rm E ute r pd a e o f f ic a l ~ ~ hrs 'EAM' Gmxssud of
Los Angeles, Calif., and his sister,
Mrs. Claude Hicks of Craig, were
Sunday visitors at the Joe Lyonshome.Mr. and Mrs. Gossard are
o 0
9ni>5w{\|n'rn|éFr0,-,,"f|,;"§f,°i;`i§,`;,¢,_\zsdaélve months wm- at the u. S.
4l-....|..... »..B'ff...|.§L....Tha children ol Mr.and H n .1. | v \ . | u n 5 u U ;r a | J | 1 v n u . | u \ . . | |
x ||Léonard Loftis oi Calhoun snent
W ed nes day eve n i n g wi tl f tmeir
gr an dp ar en ts ,wh i] e th e i r pa re nts
atte nd e d th e we d dmg ' o f Mr s . L o f -
| I . . O . . £ . . » . . -1 m : . . . . \ . . . n .. . _ , |n : - t . - - . 1
egteAn n u : sl a i n :|L a n g a t M r s .M l n m e S k l n n e f au "» f ' T '
.1 - n . . . 1 .m a . .|M r .a n d M r s .C h a n .H o v e n d i l eat
x
n u v c z i m t n u u u u u r u u u y J u a n ,m r . :a n d M r s .R a y m o n d M a g i l l a n d !
Pavilion
4 miles North oi Blair
On Highway No. 5
Sat., Sept. 20
Musi c By
D r e s h e r ' s '
B l u e B i r d s
O F O M A H A , N E B R A S K A
. r :? " l
s 1 o . o o m m m .
mNu\'rum»:Golf Tournament
n a w . F i nu v n xn l ..|family, np. and nm. Floyd Mngul
DE IST I and iauuly,Mr.and Mrs.Johnihlncksnn mid familv. Mr. and Mnin nur i §""H "` ' "_ ; ,; d' §m -' "- 1
_-H°=!e Than me-ed .1119 ¥_e'9=-i3°1=-==°=\1°= at 111°MHDER,YES-BUT SOMETHING MORE.
Chesterfield o&`ers richness,aroma, satisfyingfnitnttf hour lmnhr and Hana!! annumm ABs1'r2`Ac'r an 'rrruz °n""»$1Y'»£"¢3le"i~E1`~§ "<f£f`I¢`2r"i§Bo §.'i\"X\?."'all the new colors and styles. 35~1t
n Q r ;NEB. SAND HILLS SECTION
Pnoma; 1s wxm. as GENEROUS HosrPilot Bldz.num. Nehruh;.That section at Nebruh knownlu um mm hills, which vm death
nn. Enwm 1. .rhoDentX-RAY WCE
om m in sn# nm m'hom dt2981Bur. min.
valleydthe amz Amzrican Deu-
ertlnthednys bdors that country
| dunes to show in worth,
`1lthi|yexrenjoya¢reatpapu1
lazlty Itvillbehosttothousmdz
of had af ahh driven nut al
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an ».
.A 4 .;2.1L.,z\, . . \ ; . » » , . ~ ~ x m . a » . . . a . ¢ , ; ; . , < .
the following Coundlmm answer-
ing to roll Cdl: Bigelow, Crowdy,
Hundahl,McKay,Jenna a n d
Schmidt.Absent,Mooxg.R o bem fep°»u%g after roll calL
The minutes of the last ngulnr
meeting were read and approved.
A petition asking that Colfax
Street from 8rd Street tn 6th
Street apd 6th Street fmm Colfax
to South Streets be paved was
Q-.M .»f u ~|.»..~.
Every subscription ll Iegtded
sa open mcoum.Thc names at
subscribers will be tnnantly xv-
moved §rom our mailing nm nt tha
Enms d u l o w n d a h u m a m :
It the po nto fi la xt Bldr, Nalin,
made:the Ast of Conlnlwl of
Muc h 8 , ms .
9|
IOKN A. nao.mE8.r - m u m
farred to the proper Committee.
On roll call,Bigelow,Crowdy,
Hunddd. Jensen, McKay, Schmidt
and Roberbu voting #gag Moore
..1 »
Z". 2 :': >4:
PriceperYeu 513|
dnhl, Jense n, Hc lq, Bdlmldt lhd
Roberts voting 'AY|:;', Moore bean;
shunt, the modon carried. ,
Moved and &¢onded, this meetf
ing adjourn uni] Wednesday sve-
ning.September 1'l,1980,7:80
P. H.All Colmdlmen pnaexgt vot-
inz 'AYE', the motion carried.
Attest: c. E. KX8\\5€»
. uw (J e rk.
J. Harold Stewart,
3 3 \ l ~ r e ~u ".a ...
n e r g u e s t o f M r .a n d M r s .I ' h i l i p ' f o r e p a r t o f t h e w e e k .H e i s a
0 ' H a n l o n l a s t M o n d a y e v e n i n g .p r e l c n t h e l p i n g s e i n e L a k e Q u i n n e -
Mr .a n d n m .My r o n Ma z i n g e r ba u gh .
'.:~128868
the ~mse~t Lime a n ~ . ~ :the
care of L phyddan.
Miss Mildred Manu left Sunday
to take a course m nursing at
;Kirksville, Mo.
.-
September r r ,1930
A n ad jo ur n e d me e t i n g o f th e
:u .
s c ho o l | t~wlr d,Ne b.~M| th e w~B e ndo ri .21-ti
'.at For Salc Twe\ve head good
Gentlemen:
The low:-Nebrukn Light and
P9w°r C°mpmy hnvlng henwfon
caused to be filed with the City
Clerk of Lhe City of Bllir, Wuh-
ington County, Nebraska, on Aug-
ust 18. 1980, a certain proposal re-
ring w.u»=. purchase of the elec~
lnlww -
of Blair and further containing
contrlqta relating to muni dpd
uses of electricity, which ma com-
plete proposal was than submitted,
an required by hw, to the Mayor
and City Conndl for thnlf consld-
eration and is now under tha Sta-
tubes of the State of Nebraska
relating to the enaciment of ordln~
c dlstnbuhon system m the Cltyl (Continued on nun eight)
at ~eparen ,erry o~y~ome
Tekamah, spent the week~end at
the home of Mr. and Mn.Frank
Simpson of this city.
Mrs. Olive Smith is improving
Johnson.85-lt
Regular $10 new Fxll Dressesare on sale at the Fashion Center
at oxdy $7.95 now.Other dresses
end at the hnme ol her brother,
coN'r|NuED
See the new Hats,Coats and
Hrs. A. Clyde Allen in reported
to be improving-after a serioug
operation and prolonged illness.
.\?..
Miss Vim Foley, who inches .,g
Elkhorn, Nab., :pant tba week-end;. n m E N T E R P R I S E \LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS
coN'r|NuED \
Due to the tremendous response of the Washington mun-
ly P°°|>le to our Special offer which we advenisd l
week, we are obliged to extend Illia offer nntllbctober .
We take this means nf thnnking you for your pllmnxge
Ind we (eel :ure that those of yum who have med our
work thin week for the (int time will 'he with us ls "old
regulars".
SPECIAL PRICES
III FI II HUI I DI U15 |,|..|.l.l3 ¢.\\| gnu lath e publinh ars be notzii ed;athe r-
Y l l e th e nu be c ri p ti o q will ~
A fnmnv smnnt Snndav at Lake her residence property by giving \wma ° - " " * 1 '-"'-* " " ~ " " ' " ° ° " ;oruer at 1:30 r .m.ny mayorThis mg=v=f..w==_}hen .}f=f¢rr¢¢i w Stewart, the following Councilmen"" ' : a n ' ' p w 'lure on sale at the Fnsmon uemerQha ugh, "°5 "' o f mf".'at only $7.95 now.Other drsases
The Coqsrezarwmd ladxea yvlll are on sale from $4.98 no $19.15.1:
serve a dmner 'tuesday '?'°"'°¥»!Mr. and Mrs. Tam Thompson,
5¢l1¢~ 33'The P"b'f° ls lnvnfaed.xr 1 who work on the W. C. Allen farm
Mrs. Carl Kempcke of ,ulingum went to Beatrice 'Duudny us visit
spent the weekend at thc J.P_frelatlves for a few days.
Smmen home.|Mrs.E n .Hnller of Beaver
Mr. and mn .o. J .Marisa of Crossing, Nab.mme'the f m : ° f I
all her buildings a fresh coat of
paint..
Mins Helen Burger has gone w
lhncombe, Iowa where she in Ny-
mg with her sister,Mrs.F,D,
Rodgers :for a few months.
H. H.Brown's nieces BoimiBeqy and Barbara Brown ol Lis:
Cvln came over Saturdav evenlnv
street az Alley Uommittee.answering to roll call:Bigelow,Te MBY?l'__BPPQi1W¢d» H""d"hl» Crowdy, Hundahl, Jensen, McKay,In lame atthededgrmted mb-laiption prlcf.Everymhsariheru a n m d u n t s n d i h n u n u e o n d -
l i o m a n m n d e a p a n o l t h d e o n -
s betw&n the publmher m d
|Bigelow 3Ud.U*`?W'15" .as a ¢or1}n}§=-|S¢hmidt and Roberts.Absent,teetocanvass thevotecasbattneelection whfcl-A was held September
9,1930 and they brought in the
following:
To the Honorable Mayor
and Ciiy Cotmdl:`
w»tha undersirned Gommilfbee.
Moore.
An offer from *he Iowa-Nebras-
ka Light &Power Company w
sell the City Electric energy under
a wholesale contrut w u read
i'l'ho Electric *ugm Committf/ee
Irecommend that the City accept
Unbsaiber.
RFIm r - : P m n""'li e s Q u| NNI ~: s Auc u omaha n s u m s -U1 eek so ., _Bpen y evenmg e w ""°'£" a :ew "Ya us and'spent Sunday at the BMW;
(C°ll¢i|1\1°d from PIB! 01 )with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burchamilhe Sam Halle:ome.hame
._1 of this city.Maynard Daley ui Oma ha , wurehe! brought nsxts fro _t:hf gv-Ernest Kubie and lamily moved in Blair Sunday U0 PHY :vitlr the da }::dGlf;; l:;:"Yts t1 '\Ff:; and
-~. _H ._-_.; ... :l |..,».n ve o mont
following resolution.
HE I T RESOLVED,by the
Mayor and City Council of the
Advance Cleaners
BLA1n, NEBRASKA
that the above and foregoing
wholesale contract be accepted
by the City of BlBil', Sum of
and City Clerk be authorized and
directed to execute the same on
behdf of the City."
Moved and Seconded,thaL the
above resolution be adopted.On
roll call,Bigelow,Crowdy,Hun»
dahl, Jensen, McKay, Schmidt and
Roberts voting 'AYE', Moore being
absent, the motion carried.
The following was submitted by
the Iowa-Nebraska Light and Pow-
er Company:~
September 17, 1930
To the Mayor and Council of the
City of Blair, Nebraska.
'1 - _ ., , H - -
What Chiropractic Does
Almos t all acute
diseases c a n be
.avoided if placed
in the hands of
the Chiropractnr
in t h e earlier
stages.The Chi.
6 ropractor does
not have to walt
until tomorrowortheday after
to see what de-velops before he
is able to admin~
ister to the pa-
tient.
The Chimpractm-
i m m e d i arte l y
looks for a nerve
i m p l n g e m e n t .
than removes it,
a n d the body,which when sup-
plied wlth its lull nerve farce
eliminates the disease thru
tha regular channels with
whitli it in endowed.Disease
cannot exist where the life
cunents flow freely and un-
intenunbedly to all parts ofthe body.
It was proved by case re-cords and statistics that dur-
ing the Flu epidemics Chiro-
»=1 ==
the votes cast at the Election which
...........\"Chl Cnn|nvn\\n1l 0 10'In 'Bidemor and other state oflicials who ttlett W sh. nemxan nau wan: lsuu www M...__N W _,,_"W__,,\mw the Ba house on a ul J Foley family Sunday to vxsit then' son and bro- ;;:e"`; repgrt that Wrecognized thot the rehe! measures ngwn street the fonpm of the cslled_on Big enylative ther, om, Struve where they Spent vassed amd vote and fir
asked for were deserving and forth of whlch he a re .k.thmn, ...~.~.".»nn»a mlmf. but m..|""'f .I .,.. .. .. .\.v.n¢»d_A live man ar woman Ada y . ..___mlts m be as follows:
L a U V |\ " b
ha ve c a n -
ld th e re -
v a n o n | u \ v u ¢ . \ . ¢ - - -- - - - - _ r - _ ,-_-the n i t. wo k a. lo ng time to ge t a ny
d i r e c t ac tion,b u t i t fin ally ! c a me
an d ha s br ou gh t de se rved c re di t to
th o s e wh o f o u g h t to s a ve th e la k e
for one of Nebr ask sfs fine st fish ing
res orts.i\ l I \1 ; ; 1 _ - A -I
V i n c e n t S m i th a n d wu e L e n r n -
d a y mo r n i n g f o r th e i r h o me a t
Re de lm,S.D .af t e r a sh o r t vigil.
wi th rela tives.
Th e Ro y a l Ne i g h b o r k e n s i n g to n
wi l l be he ld Fr i d a y ,Sep t.19,a tfh a lnnrnn nf M f g ~ l n ! 1 E 1 ' S l E V . | . . . ~ H .°'3.?f_'.§'ff2".§'f'.'f'
¢ } i § l \ ¢ ; ; - m ; l r § f e ' ~ro u te s
o f th i s c o u n ty a n d s e ll a p r o p o s i -
ti o n th a t w i l l ap p e a l to e ve r y
f a r me r .W r i te B o x 2 5 5 , F r e m o n t,
Ne b ra s ka .34- 2t
t ? ' H / I /_
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m a n y p e o p l e n a v e b e e n a r q a c w a I nf n l n 1 . m D r r i n n o b n u c h t n SGP t h e A l l Royd Nelghbon ue invited.:;";, "'é"».Z.I " ',,,",;,§;;,;,,, Fremont,vwzea men-relatives, . or max nouns:
|.M.D.Newel.l n¢H°n-nudqoflmm kvmm gmnuf-'M Mn.Fi'edSollo!|.hl|m gud 3|-d ah .
¢Arlln¢t°n. vm her mn, Josephine Jnlmlon °f an Colfax °"¥~l»° Sunday.Ward wud Wald Wm 'ro'rAL
Newell md o ld rlulda un( me er.Mn. Ennk Simpson and Lnella 99 n s n o az 497
|_-_.I .»..| u- ..-.| u..u_ _ _ _ . m,
pump in lation.The Inleliilows Mn
into the like through :Hit ch d ay!
about three-qun-ten SI a mi|!=l°=\¢ E. S.
it 1| about li: fitt wma.T' lo- neighlell men Noel Polt Ind Fred Stu!-|'nmn u n .Mr . a n d M n .W m .|~ ~ l " ' % ' E " § } i ' E ' f a m i l y d r o v e t o O m d Linden and
ma last Sun~
n u u 1gof T4
n I l l n
s u . m l u su n t .n a r v u y D I I D P S O U Majority for the issuance ofakamah, drovedow.qto 1Nifash~P rk Bonds ----~-58Sunday afternoon to visxt ar a
Iarnllle Saltzman ftrm home.Respectull sufrlflitted:nigger nave Def" engageu Wuver will be held at me home ox mrs.me the operations.A.C.Debel Tuesday ailemoon,
Sept. 23.W hy P" mo re when Y°'can The c ffe e club met wa h nm.f 11 h ned B be 'h o .g f t h g ;§_-;h;'_;,_M531 ,gg ogg; Henry Wrlch Tuesday when nine
a s a 35_1¢!ladie;were present to enjoy a
1 ILnvelv new hats and MRL are pleasant nfnernoon
day Ana wok suppei-with their'
daughter,Mildred and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jefferson, who
were recently married.
Miss Katie Gutsdnow was oper-
ated on at an Omaha hospital
'Tnnurhu uma. al-m in 1-nnvnlnnp-|
the (
Mr
ber,
fl-ien
£0 sp
of hi
~s.E d n a M u r r a y o f B i g T i m
°||r _1 \\¢.
K . P . Hll lld a h l
F. S .B i g e lo w
A 1 r ¢ _ _ . . _ . | - -
m o n . ,w n o n a s D e e n v x a m n g
.|_L .. -1 -us nere, nas gone no Omaha A. "* P'°"""y',»e11d.a'few weeks at the homé Commnttee.
ar sister, Mrs. E- E- Zimmer-\ln\m¢\ anrl ;=.~....:~|Han#fr.WHEN THE SNOW IS LYING DE]
YOU WILL APPRECIATE TIGHT
FITTING
GLASS
°n_§§J2'ai"£Be"§£s\§ioR Ce t i n '
dl the new colors and styles.85-lt
ACCIDENTS IN NBER K A
(Continued from page o e)
Jnnuan' 1, 1930 ho a total of 300.
Safety Week has deny:d i
Regular $7.50 Permanent Waves
$5 and $6 far Sept.only.Either
Croglnnle or Splral Win¢L Phone
197.Mrs. K. A. Pound.28-t!
Mrs.N.G.Larson drove to
Louisville,Neb.Sunday,/to vlsiv.
her daughter, Mrs. J. Larsen.She
returned the same day.
u r . . .m..:..u...\.......-»...¢..¢.....a
...,......,.......-........ -......_..._ing Mrs. Jack Burchnrn will take
her place as saleswoman i n the
Racket Store,
Gus Rsthmann and son, Wm. put
on a Fordson tractor demonstra-Llon at the Clark Allen farm, south
ol town recently and had quite n
gathering of interested farmers
._=__ .L__...__.._.u-..
Miss ess Crowdy nttendai a
P\'f?°H'-IP l tea at the home ofMiss Lorraine Mcllvaine in 0ma~
ha last Sunday when twenty
guests,members af the hostess'
wedding party. were present.
Mrs. E. s. Beaty entertained a
few friends at dinner last 1~1.»..1..,
man.
a repon of the canvassing Commit.
tee be rweived .and placed on file
Al l Councilman present votin;
'AYE', the motion carried.
The Mayor appointed Jensen
Roberts, McKay and Bigelow as 1
special Committee on mntfers per
taining to the location of the pro
hmuui g`,,{mm;,", Pnnlthat accments an be pre med.' " ' """'"°""»s"°=°"w=\-1Hundredsofwvmsin:h¢Tsme,|°b°"® fourteen of the teachers ,
imzether win. churchnn.s rmln, wafermelon feed at her home
umiu uur ulg me utlx lulwuuu vu.
at a Mrs.Mary, Hain and daughter,
:o n E d i th an d m n W a ts o n re tu r ne d
[evening complimelitni-§"t;1\E§-'|'_lfTf°|¢ '§Qilmlin¢ \=f|11"§m. mad
spend a few months with her son,Dr. Leo Kiian and wife o! Wake-
field, Neb.
Mrs. 0Ever Hudleson of this city
is visiting her daughter,Mrs.
Blanche Biffar of Llngle,Wyo.
and she writes home folks that
she in having a very pleasant visit.
She plans to stay until about the
middle uf October.
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Boll and
Chris Boll of Scribner, Neb., and
Mrs. Fred Soll of this city drove
bo LaP.|gt§e, Nab. on Tuesday to
spend the day et the home of Mrs.
Soll's daughter, Mrs. Louis Naeve
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Deu~
sen drowie over to Carroll,Iowa
last Sgturday to visit Mr. and
Mrs.Jim Knowles.George re-
turned Tuesday morning but Mrs.
Van Densen stayed over until 'Wed-
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. An Gustason are
moving to Schuyler,Neb.Satur-
day where Art has a good job
with the Mootman Mfg.Co.that
makes minerals for hogs.Arthas
been made junior manager of the
company and likes his work verymuch.
Miss Elsie Sorenson of Omaha,
=unh tomorrow'\or the day after
to see what de-_velops before he
is able to admin~
ister to the pa-
tient.
The Chimpractm-
i m m e d i arte l y
looks for a nerve
i m p l n g e m e n t .
than removes it,
a n d the body,which when sup-
plied wlth its lull nerve farce
eliminates the disease thru
tha regular channels with
whitli it in endowed.Disease
cannot exist where the life
cunents flow freely and un-
intenunbedly to all parts ofthe body.
It was proved_by case re-
th e
z .
a s t
a~la-
.|0h e r pa re n ts ,M r .an d M r s .J .P .
Sorenson..On F r i d a y e ve n i n g s h e
en te rtai ne d Dorofthy ,C la r a a n d
Ha r ve y K r o g h a f ld Ra y mo n d L i n -
den.What About A Nice Up-To-Date
cH|cKm Hnus£
ro§§`5`5§"e|§§§i§§oN
Y°"x2i§:§§§§§;g§z;: the
*HM 3 3 3 PHDNE
CI-IRISTENSEN
'HP;.Ps£.,§9-
~ ~o~sul~ti~n ~s ~ee.~
Dr. W. M. Foral
Wolff Drug Store Bldg.PHONE 175 Blair, Neh
\
I :I a 0 o .; :Chiropractic.No cases are
ing the Flu epidemics Chiro-
practic had n iar smaller per-
centage of deaths than any
other health science.
If sick or ailing ynu_can-
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
September 16,1930
A regular meeting of the Blmir
City Cotncll was called to order
at 7:30 P.M. by Mayor Stewart,
1
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I
Marathon Service
and Marathon Gas
"Bal In The Long Run"
M A R A T H O N G A S w i l l k e e p y o u r
motor trouble free,easy to start
and cool running.`
TRY MARATHON PRODUCTS for
a month you'|| see that they are
"Bm In The LW Ran"'
M a r a t h o n F i l l i n g S t a t i o n
CORNER 3RD & wasumcron s'rREE'rs
ALFRED mana, Proprietor
T h e S t e w a r t P h a r m a c y
J. Harold Stewart, Manager.
DRUGS, PAINTS, GLASS, WALL PAPER
Have You Any
Broken Windows
Now is the Time to Prepare for Winter
By Replacing
Broken Glass
Do Not Wait till Cold Weather
B r i n g I n Y o u r S a s h
We Will Set Your Glass he a Nominal
Charge
Phone Us Your Wants-We Mail Them
to You.
snn Cheely
The Enterprise
X. B. Printing Company
Emmett Bolt
Nels Johnson
A. P. Compton
bm. Gi ll i a m
Chas. E.Davishrthur Bross
0 T. Farnham
E. Tyson
~g Castetter
M: Beaty
g ' _Tornblad
5 N. Thanel~m. Bonlne
ahn F. SmithHenry Christensen
C. E. McComb
J. H. Bowman
ll. 0. Allen
Peter Fallen
J. P. LarsenM. L. Struve
48.004350
so.6o
2.403.608.608.603.608.608.303.803.808.803.803308.308.30also8.808.608.603.603.608.60O. &. N. W. R.R. Company 347.08
Frank Thompson
Pete Ludwig
20.15
32.00
C. W. F. Coal Company 167.63
Detroit Lubricator Co.
'nion Steam Pump Co.
y Jacobs, assigned to
.Christensen L'br. Co.
EQ Stdcklett
James Machamer
Bnzse Dennis
Dick Moorhead
J. H. Holloway
Floyd Stricklett
Chas. Carmichael, assigned
to Blue Goose Store
.67
7.91
20.0049.40
51.208.0017.6018.0016.00
6.40
County Treasurer 267.19
The Pilot-Tribune
City Cash Fund
17.75
me n
Moved and Seconded, these bills
be allowed as read and that wat-
rnnts be drawn on the proper
funds i.n payment of the same. On
roll call,Bigelow,Crowdy,Hun-
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the press, the radio, local ather-
.lties and all types of local organiz-
ations cooperated in this experi-
ment to see it life in Nebraska can
be made more secure.~
Accident casualties of all] typa
reported in the press were rreduc-
ed 19% below those oi' thefprevi~
ous two weeks.Accident deaths
fell ol! 28%.Total disabling
ddents were reduoed 81% :hd the
total number of all types ol acci-
den was reduces 26%.|
In.ite of traffic baingnheuder
because ol the State I-`air,frnotor
vehicle casualties were lease ed bys percent.Agricultural casiialties
dropped 60 percent, industridl acci-
dent casualties by 32 per cent andhome accident casualties by 58 per
cent.Public accident casualties, T ue to
5 drownings;3 trespassers bum-
ming rides being killed by trainsand 32 minor injuries at .tl State
Tuesday evening.'
The golf tournament at the
Clarence King Golf Course -last
Thursday evening was well at-
tended and much interest was
shown.
Mr.and Mrs.Harold Coutts
have recently moved (rom Omaha
to Blair and will spend the winter
with Mrs.Ooutts' mother,Mrs.
Hans Miller.
Among the young people oi this
community attending the state uni-
versity are:Missa Bet.ty'Rol-ilo,
Dorothy Jensen,Frances Broas
and Evelyn Moats, who left Mon-
day for Lincoln.
Mrs.Morris Nielsen and son,
Vance took their young son and
brother, Jules down to Lincoln on
Saturday where they helped him
get settled to spend the.year at
Mr.and Mrs.Fred Hui. a nd| the state university
Fair grounds increased 91 cen|.,T°m Powell drove in from Dallas,
spoiling an otherwise fine rd
for an accident prevention week.
Seventy weeks ago when The'
Nebraska Press Association under-,
hook to_sell "Safety" 'to thisspeed
""""y age. it looked like try ng tolusso Hnlley's Comet with L kite
string.But, the consistent, 'mper-sonalpublication of the col , san-l
guinary facts about Nebras a nc-
cidents by the combined pr ss of
the state has had a telling i'Iect.
A year ago people laughed at
the idea of the need for, on poss-
ible accomplishment o f ? S a f e t y
Week in agricultural ehraska.
But, in the almost B000 or` niza-tions and groups which ocooirated
i n the State Safety ca paign,
farm organization leaders an Mas-ter Farmers, worked shoulder to
shoulder with motor club manag-
I!
.Texas last Thursday evening forIn shon visit at the parental, 0. M.
'Ireland home in this city, and at
the home ofhis mother at Louis-_|
ville, Neb.
Mr.and Mrs. C.H.Gehringer
and little granddaughter, Virginia
Hain drove to Ft. Crook Sunday
to spend the day with Mr. ann
Mrs. Gates Silley, a sister of Mr.
Gehringer and his father, Grandpa
Gehringer.
Donald Newell. after working in
the Farmers State Bank during
vacation, returned Tuesday moml
ing to Norman, Okla., to enter his'second year ln the University of
Oklahoma where.he is taking afour year course in Geology.
Mrs.Wm. Haller drove up to
Lake Mills,Minnesota Saturday,
tn hri no rm a m.warns...i.........
Tuesday night froin a trip to points
in Wisconsin which they enjoyed
immensely.
Mrs. Elsie McBride gave a most
interestingtalk before the w. R.
C.on last Saturday afternoon
when she told of her trip to Cin-
cinnati, Ohio where she went as a
delegate to the W. R. C. National
Convention recently. Mrs. McBride
is state president ol the w. IL C.
The high wind which 'came up
Saturday night caused consider-
able danmge to the new pavilion
which is in the process of con-
struction at the Clarence King
farm north of Blair.The walls
and rafters not being securely
fastened,the wind pushed them
over and twisted the structure con-
dderably.
The l-Iovendick families of the
county to the number of about
two hundred and fifty held a rio!
nic and reunion at the tourist park?
last Sunday.There was a large
time with plenty of eats for ah
and the occasion will long be ,en
hiembered.A large number o t
relatives were here from Herrnan,*
Arlington, Oakland and Omaha.|
Mrs.Bessie French and family
of this city participated i n the
family gathering held at the M.Z.
Baldwin home at Ft. Calhoun last
Sunday.The Baldwins served s
lovely dinner to around thirty rela-
tives including the Wilcox fam-
ilies south oi town.Mr. and Mrs.
Baldwin plan to leave aoon for
Califomia where they will spend
the winter with their daughters.\
A group of young men y m
Congregational church met on-
day evening and gave the church
dining room and kitchen a new
crowd present and a general goon
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\°fr- ~ 'i"€*Y -°""°"f'»liie m°.,.;.:'..,';"..;...:';:."a";..;r.t'.°;1=»-= of paint.The work done be-|
perlence and skill.The color
scheme of up néwly painted audi-|
torium was carrled out below.
Those who participaied in the
paintfest were Ray I-Iltchman,
Loren Klopp, Louis Murdoch, Phil-
ip 0'Hanlon,Hllton Rhoadea andf
Myron Brock.
Regullr $10 new Fall Dresses
am on sale at the Fashion Centerat only $7.95 now.Other dresses
are an sale from $4.98 to $19.75.l t
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Marathon Service
and Marathon Gas
"Bal In The Long Run"
MARAT HON GAS will keep your
motor trouble free,easy to start
and cool running.`
TRY MARAT HON PRODUCTS for
a month you'|| see that they are
"Bm In The LW Ran"'
M a r a t h o n F i l l i n g S t a t i o n
CORNER 3RD & wasumcron s'rREE'rs
ALFRED mana, Proprietor
PRODUCE PRICES
HENS OVER 5 lhl.18c
HENS UNDER 5 Ina.16:
1 . mn o n N HE NS 124:
SPRINGS 17:LEGHORN SPRINGS 14c
OLD ROOSTEBS 10:
LEGHORN ROOSTERS 81:
DUCK 15:
EGGS DN GRADE, Dux.214:
All Galvndled 5 loot Hen Feeder
on ntand.A buy that you csn't
nffand to msrlook.$5.W Value
now $3.15._
W E CUL L P o u u r m 'F O R
HATCHING m a s AND MAR-
KET
Lewis Ind Blair Mfg. Laying Mah
Our truck in free to ybu whm we
ue alled In pick up ycur poultry.
Farmers Produce
and HatcheryH. J. nunsENmoNE zsa Blair, Neh.
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scnoon supenntendents local auth-_ ° M ' _ " " " "||during a part of has vachtion and°}'\t1¢5 and Italie department p==='=°"- will how return to his studies atfaves.|the sam Mediw scrum: in Oma-A s1.ate-wide school safety _lgr9- ha.gram nas oeen xnsutuleml Neb-raska has adopted a new indnstdal
nafety code.Motor clubs.cit|
authorities and our state adminis-
tration have endorsed the emm-
xaendationa of National Street and
Highway Safety Conferen for
uniformity ol municipal and street
.and highway traffic control.The
immediate accomplishments o f
State Safety Week are nots im~
portant as the fact that its success
indicates Nebraska is becoming ac-
cident qonscious and now desires
definite safety education mid def~
inlte accident control measures.
Continued organized publicity of
luzldent facts will help gol hrlng
about results.
>ROOTERS' DAY IN oc rdm-:n
\Mr.and Mrs.Karl Thompsen,
who live south of town, had as
dinner guests Sunday,Mr.had
Mrs. A. G. Young of Omaha, Mr.
and Mrs.Oscar Holmes and Mr.|and Mrs.Thomas Petersen o f
IBlair.In the afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. Jens Krogh were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olson, who
zesnde on the Bench,entertained
the following relatives at dinner
Sunday:Mr.and Mrs.Glen Mc-
Donald anii family of Blair,Mr.
and Mrs.Richter of Nickerson,
Mrs.Paulson of Omaha and
Jeanette Anderson of Bloomfield,
Neh.
Mins Beulah Meier, daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meier of this
city will leave Sunday for New
4
~\qgc lmgy Age nt Gwrgg B_ ,, hai l"Columbia `Univeraity working
inn remiv ed notice that the an-
lhlml hog feeders why. now lmown
as Rooters' Day, will be held on
October 17, 1980 at the Akricul-
m n ]College.;
This announcement from Mr,
fPnul McDlll of the Animal* Hus-
»|,,nd|-y Department also states
that a definite program will be
announced lnber, und that the re~
mlb of thdr hog feeding program
u m v w h u brought out and
solved nomo lvwill rohlaml as *presult. of the "Q\l°9fi°|l box" PU*
_nf the ptogrlm Whlth enables uni
mg grower to have his problems
nnswered or wurked out in Q sys-
York where she willlalre a co se
Wward her higher degree.Miss
Meier has been teaching for sev~
eral yarn in some of the best onl-lezes and universities in the coun-
try and she now feels tl ut she
would lingo go to school again.
Word received by Mrs.Sheny
Moore from her daughter,Mrs.
Tom Blanchard,who with Mr.
Bllntlmrd is spending a vaution
in Gardiner,Maine,states that
they arrived safely at Gardiner
alter about a week's driving
through the em whi c h they en-
joyed very much.They are ocu-
aionally entertaining over the radio
at Portland, Maine and plan to re-
perlence and skill.The color
scheme of up néwly painted audi-|
torium was carrled out below.
Those who participaied in the
paintfest were Ray I-Iltchman,
Loren Klopp, Louis Murdoch, Phil-
ip 0'Hanlon,Hllton Rhoadea andf
Myron Brock.
Regullr $10 new Fall Dresses
am on sale at the Fashion Centerat only $7.95 now.Other dresses
are an sale from $4.98 to $19.75.l t
1
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Marathon Service
and Marathon Gas
"Bal In The Long Run"
M A R A T H O N G A S w i l l k e e p y o u r
motor trouble free,easy to start
and cool running.`
TRY MARATHON PRODUCTS for
a month you'|| see that they are
"Bm In The LW Ran"'
M a r a t h o n F i l l i n g S t a t i o n
CORNER 3RD & wasumcron s'rREE'rs
ALFRED mana, Proprietor
PRODUCE PRICES
HENS OVER 5 lhl.18c
HENS UNDER 5 Ina.16:
1 . mn o n N HE NS 124:
SPRINGS 17:LEGHORN SPRINGS 14c
OLD ROOSTEBS 10:
LEGHORN ROOSTERS 81:
DUCK 15:
EGGS DN GRADE, Dux.214:
All Galvndled 5 loot Hen Feeder
on ntand.A buy that you csn't
nffand to msrlook.$5.W Value
now $3.15._
W E CUL L P o u u r m 'F O R
HATCHING m a s AND MAR-
KET
Lewis Ind Blair Mfg. Laying Mah
Our truck in free to ybu whm we
ue alled In pick up ycur poultry.
Farmers Produce
and HatcheryH. J. nunsENmoNE zsa Blair, Neh.
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8]nir,Ne1n-uh, September 18, 198Q_
P"I'P$"@s=
For|S\1e-Yenrling bull..Hurry
Ervey, ghone 11 on 24.85 -lt'
Fm-nimra, run md floor eovw-lngs.lhthew R. Beaded.21~tf
M n .C'hAr\es McBride is |1111
A d v e r t i l e m ' H n m m m
For Bde--P010 brad s p - md
Poland Chlm bam.c. John mx.
mn, Blair, Nob.Phona 188.85-2t
Kenneth P o u n d v m m Sioux
Advani: in The mmrpdn.
the doetofs care for A (ew days
Min Mildred Bellows has gone
uw Mitelxell, Neb. where she will
leach this vw.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliiford Halbert
visited Mr. md Mrs. Floyd Evans
of Council Bluils last Thursday
evening.
The De Soto Women's Club is
having a booth at the county fair
this week and s number ol their
members are in charge.
Fred and Carl Kellerman drove
to Lincoln im Sunday morning toattend rush week at the Theta Chl
fraternity.They returned Sunday
Mr. Ind Mri Ole Jacobson and
daughter, Alice, returned last Wed-
nesday I r o m m ten day trip toAlliance,visiting their son andbrother, M. B. Jacobson.|
Mr. and Mn. Ole Linden ann'
son of Whiting,Iowa and Mn,
Bates and Clarence Bates of
Havana, lll., spent Sunday at the
W. D. Hughes home.-
`\ Little Jme Hltchman, daughter
gf Mr. and Mrs. R. B. I-litchman
had her tanails removed the first
of the month and is very much
improved in health and able to be
in school.1
Dale Halbert called at the home
of his brother, Clifford last Tues-
day evening and again on Wednes-
day.He is employed by the state
game reserve and is at present
located at Lake Quinnebaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olson, pur-
ents of Mrs.Glen McDonald of
this city,their cousin,Jeanette
Anderson of Bloomfield, Neh. and
Mrs.Paulson of Omaha,were
Monday guests at the Glen Mc-
Dondd home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hubka of
Beatrice, Neb., are the proud par-
ents of an eight and one-half
pound daughter,Mary Frances,
barn Sept.10.Mrs!Hubka was
formerly Miss Thelma Underwood,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. w. H.
Underwood of this city.She has
many friends here who will be
glad to know of her good fortune
and extend congratulations.
I
ls Your Roof
W o r t h
Saving
Many roofs are replaced
each year that could be
saved with
AS GU M
Ron! Coating
lt resists the attacks of the
weather and prevents
early replacement.
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ASGUM is a combination
of asphalt and pure asbes-
tos fibre - weatherprooi
material.Heat or cold
does not affect it. Obtain-
able in liquid or plastic
form.Liquid is easily ap»
plied with a brush.The
plastic with a trowel.
Let us show you samples
of ASGUM.'
Rivett
L u m b e r &
Coal Co.
1 3 Ib. 'l2"x90", STITCHED, BAT
Wool Cot
3 lb. VERY BEST CHINACOTTON. EACH
\$2.25
\
Buy Yourwinter Blankets,
Bedding and Comforters Now
Comfort Bats Etc.
Soft Br an d
6e z.,ba t -----
._P u n t y
10 oz., but ----~
White Lilly Braied
11 nz., bat ~----
P r i d e
72x90 1 Ib., bat 4 --~
C r o w n j e w e l l 4
1 11b.,b|¢---/ -
D i x i e M a i d
72x90 ll oz., ba!-----
D u k e
2 lb. 'l2"x90", NOT STITCHED
1.9¢
age
4 8 c
634:
534:
75c
95c
Other Comforts at $2.98
and $4.00 each
Reliance Wool Blankegs 72 in.
8 0PLAIDS' " ° " 1 ~ " " " " ; : § £ , `~
Cotton Blankets 64 m.x16 in.
~ p a i r 2 .a s
GREY BAQKGROUND W ITH PINK 0
AND BLUE BORDERS
~ . . ~90c
I n d i a n B l a n k e t s
64"x78" PART WOOL, EACH ~
~$3.69
xtisrefvflefelfetf- $4.95
Kopak Pillows
RED nosE. GOOD FOR HAYFEVER ~OR ASTHMA z 5
SUFFERERS, PER PAIR 0
W o o l C o m f o n s $w1'§ES¥'I>H='»=T£'ENXFé'I¢H 7 . s o
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PHONE 32 or 33
f o r G R O C E R I E S
'Theywill be deliveled
MA1N'roP FLOUR
m m m !SACK GUARAN-TEED O R MONEY RE-1 ~
FUNDED.4s -m.s Ac K --~°
CORONET FLOUR
EYERY SACK GUARAN-
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FUNDED.24-lh.SACK
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W e have a f rah lot of P AN CA KE
n o u n - j u s t A r r i ve d a t - - -
~254: - 30c - 35c per sack
on time.`.x
CHASE U' SANBORN'5 ;/)
s-m.cANnEcu|.,mPn1cs ~$1.15.SPECIAL
T e a L e a f S i f t i n g s ~ 3
1 lb.PACKAGE ~~
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f o r 5 1 1 0 - A W D o u u n u v x u
85-It Si Johnson
0 .M.Hope l of Te hmnh,
was a Blair visitor Luz Monday.
C. K. Bendorf. licensed amhdm-
er lm! underuker, Blair.011142
uhm; 161; rel. nhone. 188.3-'ti
Bev. c. G. Bader is amndlns the
H. E. conference at li ncoln this
week..
Fresh food me at Blair Drug
Co. Saumnlay, Sept. 27 by Chris-
tian church ladies.'ss~2¢.
Mr. and Mm R. nv mwngpe nr
Sunday with friends at Glenwood,
Iowa.
Miss Edith Frain will assist the
M. E. ladies in their stand at the
county fair th!! week.`|
plans w be gone l few weeks.
Stella Jensen is wdrinz at the
Hugh Cooke stone i n : um p lw
of Ed Stevens who is on n vaca~
tion.The Baptist llisdon Circle will
meet September 24th at the enum)
farm home of Mrs. Jena L Per/
ersen.Mins Alice Je g n g m Sandi)
0, C. Thompson of Grand Island\Mrs. Gladys Fallen or nemln.
spent several days in Blair re- vidtzd at the parental,Elmer
antly .fraln home Monday.|
Miss Jane Beales stayed at Lha Quia K..Bendort,Un dn mkh g
PhD. A. Compton home last Sunday md amnlnnoe service.ones:
nighn owes, 161; residence. 188.29-d
Adolph Schuman o l west al'M r . ' " " ? " ' f ' : H u g h ~of
for Lincoln when abd will abtenc
the stlte university,
Misa Barbara Bader had hex
tonails removed last Saturday am
is eonvdeadng at her home thi:
week.
Miss Muriel Morrison entertain
Télbasnla, was a Blair hmmm wx |omnha, vasgeq mr. "1=";*"..'f~:°z=f1'f"|.d Misses Hden mmm and MilM n . C o n B | A | ll° l| ll¢ s u n u y -n u . m d n » n . w . s m m a m e l m m o P r l d l y ~a t he
S2_'i*1'1-_._!'°...._. ...':'.;".'51Lf'ur . - 1 4 Hf g g - mm mm- 1 ~ =
a last Saturday.\
Earn Cameron and wife md san
Mac, were doing business in Blair;
last Saturday.
Wm. P. Cook and wife of Omaha,
were Sunday callers on Mrs. Anna
Cook Martin and Miss Mary Cook.
Mr.and Mrs.George Thomas
and Mrs. Mattie Noble visited last
Sunday with friends in Tekarnah.
Mr.and Mrs.Gus IJyden of
Schuyler,spent Sunday at the
Sam Hallor hdme.
Miss Lois Brooks, who has spent
some time visiting relatives in
Blair, returned to her home i n
Lincoln last Thursday.
Mr.and Mrs.H.L._R.ivet't ot
Omaha, spent last Sunday at the
orne of Mr. nnrl Mrs. M. R. Lip<
incott.
The Dnrcilla Guild of the First
Lutheran church met last Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ed. Gilbertson.
Mrs.Wm.Wilkins has so far
improved that she was able to go
out to her daughter's, Mrs. Fred
Peck's for a little visit.
Milton Robinson and Walter
(Mike) Nelson, spent a couple or
days the first part of the week out
in Brown county, hunting ducks.
Mrs. Dan Greeno was brought
home from an Omaha hospital on
Sunday where she has been taking
treatments for sciatic rheumstism
for some time.
Mrs. M. Sutherland at Black 259
ls Pf¢P"'°d to give you a Duart
Wonder Wave for $5.W.A real
\°!'K\in and satisfaction guaran-
~¢¢<i-ro a r
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schafer ol
Omaha, were Sunday gums at the
home of Mr, Schafefs sister, Mrs.
Rolland Smith and family, west of
Blair,
Jensen and Bross have moved
their headquarters from the old
Metdnxv building to the building
formerly occupied hy the Iowa-
Nebraska Light and Power Co.
Miss Minnie Johnson of Wash-
inswn. Neh,, 1whn.l1aS. been my-
ins with Mrs. Joe Gmdlow, is tak-
i ng agweelds vacation from her
duties here and is at her home.
w e p a r e n u u , u u u y » - » v . . . =.... ... .,.
L J. Bassett ol Silver City, New
Mexico, came ln Friday to visit
relatives and friends for a time.
c. K.. Bendorf, licensed ¢mbl1m~
er and undertaker, Blair.Olfioe
phone, 161; res. phone. 183.871.1
The Episcopal ladies served a
very fine chicken dinner at the
parish house last Thursday eve-
ning.
Attorney and Mrs. A. C. Debel
were dinner guests at the H.cw
were goats o! mr. and mrs. yesue
Thompson of the McCarthy district
on last Saturday night.
Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Tornblau
entenained a t dinner Saturday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Buchanan ol Om .
Mrs.James Stapleton li f t no t
week Wednesday to spend a week
with her daughter,Mrs. James
Bennett of Sioux City.
Mr.and Mrs.Earl Caldwell
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
Rasmussen home near °""° 1"t.and Mrs. John Kruger of the Dor-
Sunday.
Mrs. B. W. Compton and daugh-ter, Bernice of the Maney district
visited nt the D. A. Compton home
last week.
Mis s Va nola ,m n has recent-~ly bought a new Chevrolet touringl
our that she and her friends m i
enjoying._
Mrs.Nettie Sorter returned
home mt Friday from s. two weeks
visit with friends at Crete, College
View and Lincoln.
Mrs. C. B. l-lansen of east Wash.
ingwn street,spent a few days
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Robert Andreason of Kennard.
Mrs. Eva Cook,who has been
confined to her home tor a hurnber
ot months with a fractured hip, is
reported to be improving slowly
but is still in bed.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bunn enter-
tained at dinner Sunday: the Hugo
Haack family, Rollahd Hsack of
ver Cny,New Mexico and Miss
Irene 1-laack of Omaha.
nncker district near Benhington.
Mr.und Mrs.Ed Stevens areon their vacation at present, driv-
ing to Phoenix,Arizona where
they will dslt Ed's sister.TheyL..y;..t to begone about a month.
Attorney and Mrs. Henry Mencke
entertained tive tables of friends
at plnochle followed by a fine
watermelon feed on last Friday
evening.
Mrs.John Dulaney,who has
been recovering from several
monnths illness, sntferd a wapse
the first of the week and has been
quite ill again.
Mr.and Mrs. Charlie Beckman
took their daughter, Emma down
to Lincoln Sunday whore she will
teach in the state university for
the coming year.
Re wa rdnf $25 for information
in regand to person shooting my
dog last Sunday morning.Ih-
iormation kept confidential.
85 -lt'P. J. Ivarsen, Blair, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jensen and
Mrf and Mrs. .Carl Anderson oi
Chicago, were dinner guests at th:
home of Mr. and Mrs. J.I-lilwr
'Mr. and Mrs. Grant Furguson of Rhoades on last Thursday.
Berkley, Calif., I. J. Bassett of l
Decatur,visited Mrs.Furgusolfl Mm Pete Jensen, who resides lr
sister,Mrs.Charlie Byrnes lastlme McCarthy axiom, plans to sf
Saturday and Sunday and when
they left for their home they took
Miss Doris Byrne with them for a
little visit.
Friends of Mrs.H. J. Hansen
gathered at her home 'on last Sat-
urday, Sept.13 in honor of her
birth anniversary.The hostess
_.r _.i..:...¢..\......\~...... m all
up to Sioux Fells, S. D. the latter
part of the week, to see her new
granddaughter, Joyoo Ann Bissell
Joe Lazure of Ft. Calhoun town~ship, shipped a carload of cattle
to South Omaha Monday evening
and found the price fairly good
This is .loe's first shipment this
fall and others will follow as they
Fu r n itu r e, r ug s an d flo o r c o ve r -
i n s s -fma sh ew R. Be nd or f.2 1 - ti
Suif and Overc oats.First c lass.
Rea so nab le pric es.The o.W a h l-
atr o m wi th A . M. L u n d g a r d , C o u n -
c i l B l u f f s ,I o wa .so -e st
hir. and Mrs. Bert: Noh expect
to g o to C la r ks , Ne b. n e xt S u n d a y
wh e r e th e y wi ll vi s i t r ela ti ve s a n d
be fi r e a c n t a t th e wed d i n g o f Mr .
Noh's 5i*'l~@3» which is to occ ur next
S C I V E G H l . l ¢ u u \ q | u l u . n \ . v u v w - - .
wh o c a me a n d th e o c c a s i on wa s a
most. en joy a ble one.
P r o f . a n d Mr s .F . E .F la c k h a d \
a s Sun day gues ts,Mr s .Fia c k 's
br o th er , W ar r e n D u n c a n a n d wi f e
a n d b a b y o f A tla n ti c , I o wa .Th e y
were ac c ompanie d by a sis ter, Miss
Do r o th y Du n c a n , wh o wi l l vi s i t a
f e w d a y s a t th e F la c k h o me .
Pa u l Co mp to n ,wh o p a s been
\._.__....s l is .m l
a r e rea dy .
M r .a n d Mr s .G.A .Ra th ma n r
h a d a s di n ne r gu e sts la s t we e !
Tu e s da y ,Mr s .Ra th ma n n ' a b r o
th e r, Ma r k S wi h ar t. a nd fa mily a m
M r .a n d Mr s f D a v i d Th o m a s o
Hohskins,Nob .,wh o d r o ve d o w:
f o r a s h o r t wa i t.
S a m I-Ialier is s ti ll c onf ined tu
h i s be d wi th a severe atta c k o
.~..}.di.. 1lannunuiiarn Hi n mlvsmc oiTuesday.
Donald Nom:-ll,wllo has been
working in the Farmers State
Bank Lhrough the summer vaca-
tion, left Tucsllny for Oklahoma
City where he will attend the sec»
ond ycnr university course.
Compare G 8: J Stalwart tires
only with other first line tires»~
Goodyear All-Weather-U. S. Roy.
al-Firestone Gum Dipped,ew.
G &J 29x4.40,$5.55 installed.
Gamble Stores, Fremont, Nels.i t
Si Johnson, auctioneer, was in
Omaha Saturday and sold a car-
load of baby beef enlv from Aud-ubon, Iowa.The s it; be lo nge d
to the #H Club members and were
exhibited at the Audubon fair. 'l`h¢
we calf brought $12.75.
' Mrs. Clark 0'Ha.nlon was able to
come home from the Omaha hos-
pital Saturday and while she can-
not walk for a while, she is de~
lighted to be home and among
home folks again.She is gradu-
ally showing improvement.
Mrs.Chris Bendorf's brother,
Robert Jackson was'a guest for
several days at the Bendori home
following an automobile accident
which he suffered last week near
Yutan, Neb.He was able to re-
turn w his home at Herman on
Thursday.
Tom Barry,'who lives out at
Hastings, spent several days last
week visiting relativm in this vic-
inity.Tom has been laid up for
some time as the result of a brak-
en leg but is now on the road to
recovery.He returned home last
Saturday.
Mr-Chris Kudilman,who lives
just west of the New England
school, was a Saturday caller at
The Enterprise and while in took
the opportunity to have his paper
set ahead lor another year.Chris
is farming three hundred and sixty
acres ol good Washington county
land and making good.
I
visiting at me paremui,A.n ..Compton home, left the latter parti
of August \{or Philadelphia where
he will attehd Quarter Mas\er's
school for several months before
returning to Uncle Som's navy.
The Thursday evening `b"rid§l2
club met Wednesday evening withMr. and Mrs. Will Maher this weeki
on account of the bounty fuir and
likewise the Thursday afternoon
bridge club met on last Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank Stewan
Leonard Henriehsen, brother-in-1
law of Alfred Enger of the Mara-thon Oil Station, where he is em-i
ployed, had an accident with his
car near Herman last Saturday
evening when some one ran into it
and smashed it up a bit.No one
was hurt and Leonard thinks he
can repair the car.
Mrs. Amos Warrick ot New Ray-3
ner, Colo., spent last week with her
niece, Mrs. D. A. Compton.Mrs.
Warrick has spent the summer
with relatives in Burt county and
'new on her way home.She will
wp o l! a t Grand Island and
Broken Bow for short visits on
her homeward journey./
Mrs. Ella Keating of Urbana, Ill.
and her brother, Chas. DeVsll of
Herman, whom she has been vis-
iting for a few weeks, drove down
Saturday to visit their cousin, Mrs.
Cora Badgerow of this city.Mrs.
Keating lived in Blauir a number of
years ago and was glad to renew
old fdemlships and see Blair once
more.Miss Mary Allen, oldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Allen of
this city, was married to Mr. Loren
Jones of Mo. Valley last Saturday
evening,Sept.13,at Glenwood,
lowa.They were accompanied by
Misa Lucile Feer of this clty and
Paul Stinger of Fremont.They
were guests at the Delmer Fee!
home i n Blair on Sunday.Th
newlyweds will reside in Missouri
Valley, where both are employed.
:sun c =~._age mnkes the case a serious one.
Mrs. Nettie Stockton of Schuyler,
and Mrs.Irv.Halle:of Beaver
Crossing are assisting in curing
itfr him..
urn ai1ml"l1'i§."P're8"l3Bn§`é'nR§1'-
tained a number of relatives and
friends at dinner and lunch last
week Wednesday.Those spending
the day there were a cousin o l
Mr.Long,Mrs.Ed Paien and
daughter,Mrs:Hazel Rasmussen
of Lincoln,Mr.and Mrs.Jay
Stokes ol Herman.
Word has been received fron(
Geo.Mangold of Bennington,by
members of the Wilde-Wood .Circle
that the trip to Shenandoah,Iowa
will be given up this fall.Mr.
Mangold was chairman of the com-
mime to make arrangements for
t}\e trip but it was thought best to
forego it on account of the fall
season.A meeting of the Circle
dll, however, be held some time
this mu.
|1 ..-1n>.,b|¢---/ -
Di xi e Mai d
72x90 ll oz., ba!--
D u k e
2 lb. 'l2"x90", NOT STITCHED
Other Comforts at 1
and $4.00 each
a ,L vz gl grxrcn sn , BA T ;_ $ 1
Wool Cot
3 lb. VERY BEST CHINA
COTTON,EACH
\
v o wn m 5 Bl8iY,N€bl8Bka,Sept.13, 1930 NUMBER 19
l l l l ' a '
3 lb.HALF WOOL AND HALFcalm co1'roN, 72"x9o", mea
D o w n i e
1 n>.. BAT --~
|L o s p y
PLANTATION BATS SHEET
72"x90",EACH ------
Kapok Filler
54 lb.FAIRY FLOSS
I
o
Phone 31 or 33 "
THE HACK SAW
We feel sbrry for
the boy who can't
crawl over n fence
and up into an appletreefortheapple
he wants.Who'd.
want to live i n Abig city?
p u l m u y we a mi
out w Dannebrog,
Neb. to attend the
Danish Brotherhood
State Conventiopandatthesame
timefvlsiwd with old
friends at St.PaulandAlbion.W e
drove over the newp a v e m e n t from
Ames to Columbus.
lt is sms fine. They
com in IIovrudi
Nance and ~
I t i l l l i l r m l a d i
1 ¢ ¢ == d¢ "* | I 5 4 » ~
_¢.zu
ASGUM is a combination
of asphalt and pure asbes-
tos fibre - weatherprooi
material.Heat or cold
does not affect it. Obtain-
able in liquid or plastic
form.Liquid is easily ap»
plied with a bmsh.The
plastic with a trowel.
Let us show you samples
of ASGUM.'
Rivett
Lumber 8;
Coal Co.
to say, "Sit closer."
We have A good sec-ond hand range for
sale.
The last rose of sum
mer will be bloom-
ing any day now, we
,aasume.
According to one of
our trade'maga-zines, "Man may be
More courageuusthan woman, but hedoesn't have hall as
much chance to showhis backbone."
Albert Hansen ofthe Orum neighbor-
hood had A new
'Monarch'malleable
college,and is toofrailforfootball
and too dumb for
poker.
The hunting season
opened on the 16th.
We have a good sup-
ply of shells.Comein and get what you
need.
Clara:" M y boy
lriend's s grocer,
Ind he tells me the
prloe of ham, cheesebutter,and eggs.
What does your
friend talk about?"Mlme :"Oh, he'a a
street car conduct-
or, and he's inclined
u
Th e r e a r e a lo t o f
th i n g s i n B l a i r t h a t
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE
||.1bedone ~abou~ - noBlair. Nebnskn
lllIll
will be given up this fall.Mr.
Mangold was chairman of the com-
mime to make arrangements for
the trip but it was thought best w
forego it on account of the fall
season.A meeting of the Circle
dll, however be held some time
this mu.
THE HACK SAW
v o w n m 5 Bl8iY,N€bl8Bka,Sept 13, 1930 NUMBER 19
We feel sbrry for
the boy who can't
crawl over n fence
and up into an appletreefortheapple
he wants.Who'd.
want to live i n Abig city?
p u l m u y we a mi
out w Dannebrog,
Neb. to attend the
Danish Brotherhood
State Conventiopandatthesame
timefvlsiwd with old
friends at St.PaulandAlbion.W e
drove over the newp a v e m e n t from
Ames to Columbus.
lt is sms fine. They
com in IIovrudi
Nance and ~
I t i l l l i l r m l a d i
1 ¢ ¢ == d¢ "* | I 5 4 » ~
~n who p t~ a ~
work his way thfm
af ASGUM.
Rivett
Lumber 8;
Coal Co.
to say, "Sit closer."
We have A good sec-ond hand range for
sale.
The last rose of sum
mer will be bloom-
ing any day now, we
,aasume.
According to one of
our trade'maga-zines, "Man may be
More courageuusthan woman, but hedoesn't have hall as
much chance to showhis backbone."
Albert Hansen ofthe Orum neighbor-
hood had A new
'Monarch'malleable
college,and is toofrailforfootball
and too dumb for
poker.
The hunting season
opened on the 16th.
We have a good sup-
ply of shells.Comein and get what you
need.
Clara:" M y boy
lriend's s grocer,
Ind he tells me the
prloe of ham, cheesebutter,and eggs.
What does your
friend talk about?"Mlme :"Oh, he'a a
street car conduct-
or, and he's inclined
u
Th e r e a r e a lo t o f
th i n g s i n B l a i r t h a t
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE
|1 gu g 1Bn ; n N 5 ,- n g be done a b o u t - n oreado u b t a b ou t th a t.
:.9s
L 5 c HI
9c
5c
J SASRollnnd Huck ol Berkley, Calif.
who has been visiting at the home
od' his brother, Hugo Haack, for a
few days, left Wednesday for hh
home.Holland and brothers and
sisters livéd in Blair with their
mother,Mrs.A. Hu c k at Lhe
comer of Second and South smreets.
for many years and lain the fam-
i ly moved to California.Blair
friends were glad wjreet Rolland
. \#¢°|H»
Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Royerl
and li me son,Kenneth, Jr.<»q
Chicago,Ill.are visiting at the
hom of Mrs.Royer's aunt and»-»¢»§ Anne and Henry Rave: of
east South street They mme Sat-
uxday in their mx and will remain
for a little visit hare.Mrs. Royer
is the second dnughtar of Dr. and
Mrs.Chas. -Raver of Canadn and
is known to a number of Blair peo-
ple no she Ins visrimed here.'
unhe Big Store Blair, Nebr.
-._.M -- - .\
THE HACK SAW
v o w n m 5 Bl8iY,N€bl8Bka,Sept 13, 1930 NUMBER 19
3 lb. HALF WOOL AND HALFcalm co1'roN, 72"x9o", mea
D o w n i e
1 n>.. BAT --~
|L o s p y
PLANTATION BATS SHEET
72"x90",EACH ------
Kapok Filler
54 lb.FAIRY FLOSS
I
o
Phone 31 or 33 "
We feel sbrry for
the boy who can't
crawl over n fence
and up into an appletreefortheapple
he wants.Who'd.
want to live i n Abig city?
p u l m u y we a mi
out w Dannebrog,
Neb. to attend the
Danish Brotherhood
State Conventiopandatthesame
timefvlsiwd with old
friends at St.PaulandAlbion.W e
drove over the newp a v e m e n t from
Ames to Columbus.
lt is sms fine. They
com in IIovrudi
Nance and ~
I t i l l l i l r m l a d i
1 ¢ ¢ == d¢ "* | I 5 4 » ~
~n who p t~ a ~
work his way thfm
to say, "Sit closer."
We have A good sec-ond hand range for
sale.
The last rose of sum
mer will be bloom-
ing any day now, we
,aasume.
According to one of
our trade'maga-zines, "Man may be
More courageuusthan woman, but hedoesn't have hall as
much chance to showhis backbone."
Albert Hansen ofthe Orum neighbor-
hood had A new
'Monarch'malleable
college,and is toofrailforfootball
and too dumb for
poker.
The hunting season
opened on the 16th.
We have a good sup-
ply of shells.Comein and get what you
need.
Clara:" M y boy
lriend's s grocer,
Ind he tells me the
prloe of ham, cheesebutter,and eggs.
What does your
friend talk about?"Mlme :"Oh, he'a a
street car conduct-
or, and he's inclined
u
Th e r e a r e a lo t o f
th i n g s i n B l a i r t h a t
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE
|1 gu g 1Bn ; n N 5 ,- n g be done a b o u t - n oreado u b t a b ou t th a t.
i n - -
,.._~ =;=.".=.m1v
Bldr,_Nebnda, Slpwmhgz 18, I
KENN ARDTHE NEWS .x
o o mu s s x o mz n sPROCEEDINGS
1 .County Comminsionera Room,
'mm-, Nehnsh, Sept. s, 1930
The Board of County Cummin-
doners mév. pursuant in adjourn-
men taken August 28, 1930.
Present:Chu.Nelson,C.B.
Behrens and C. 1. Nelson.The minutes at the preceding
meeting were nad and approved.
Alter a uareful examination of
the hills on the different funds in-
KENNABD NEWS
Mi-.f and Mrs.Floyd Alexander
vlsiled from Friday until Tuesdaywith relatives in Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Ward of
Omaha, spent Sunay with Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Ward and Mr. andMrs.
Glenn Rosenbaum and family.Mr.and Mrs.Nels Nelsen ot
Omaha, spent Saturday and Sun-
day at the W. B. Rosenbaum home.
Ella Sue Anderson of Lincoln,
Neb, mme Tuesday evening lor a
few days visit with Mr. and Ms.
E. 0. Fairchild and family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Blsco were
Blair visitors Wednesday morning.
Julian Jungbluth of near Arl-ington, was in Kennard on bus.l~hesa Monday.€
Mrs.Leonard Peterson was a
Blair vidtor Monday afternoon.
Ieonard Peterson was i n Tw:
mont on budness Monday morning.
Hilton Rhoades of Blair, was a
Kennard visitor Monday.
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Bates,
Wilma and Lena, and Melvin Ros-
enbaum drove to Lyons Sunday to'isit relatives.
Gerd Ziegler of Omaha, was a
caller here one day last week.
Mrs.Frank Naeve entertained
the members of the Methodist
Ladies Aid at the church base
ment Thursday afternoon.Mrs.H.G. Van Deusen enlar-
tained the Willing Workers at her
home lust Wednesday afternoon.The afternoon was spent quilting
after which Mrs. Van Deusen serv-
ed lunch.~
Misa Elsie Buch went to Omaha
Friday evening to send the week-
end with her aunt.Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sappeniield of
nent Orum, visited Mrs.Sappen-
~1 ,..=...
to b e a l i tt l e b e t te r a t t l zl s w r i t -
ing.Two spedad nurses are re-
quired w care for her.
Mrs.E.Cashman and Everett
drove to Hastings, Neb. Friday tovisitwith Mr. and Mrs.Burr B.
Jones.Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Blaco,Mr.
and Mrs. George Hededund and
Jeanette drove to Fremont Sunday
Mrs. Carl Ward and Mrs. Floyd
Alexander were Blau- visitors last
Wednesday.
The Misses Grsee Thompson,
Fse Dornnker |nd'Mary Margar-
et Finch, who were roaming at the
Elmer Wrizht home. have moved.
Misses Dornscker and Finch going
w Elmer Lands and Miss Thomp-
son to the Geo. Hedelund home.
_ Mn. Stanton o! Norfolk, and JoeGallagher are spending this week
at Elmer Wr'lgh't's.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry were
Fremont visitors Friday afternoon.
di a ta d below it wu mov ed and
neoondd um the following mums
be qllowed md the ollunty Clerk
lnsuucced to draw wnrrants on the
funds indiawd below to pay the
n m .Carried.Amdt-Snyder Motor Co., Re-
s 2.10
57.57p d f :Qlhoun Oil Co., GasCuria F. Frahm, Dragging 10.80
Em J. Kelly, Dragging 2520
IMILS C. Lorsch, Dragging 50,85
18.00
D. A.. Lubricant Co.,Lubri-
cantL. M. Menking, Maintninixig 46.00
Frlllk Mosloslde, Dragging 72.90
Nebraskmlowa Oil Co., Oil &
m s 96.19
Pat Iverson Garage, Labor &
Repairs '2.25
Thomas Petersen, Dragging 30.20
Otto Voss, Drazsins 35.10
Elmer Wright, Labor 14.00
Theodore Anderson, Dragging 18.00
Chris Rensen, Dmszinz 34.65
Otto Christensen, Dragging 15.80
J. W. Conner, Labor 6.00
Ditlofs Service Station, Gas,
Oil, Grease `35.75
Louis Dunklau, Dragging 67.05
.. _ ~,5
WASHINGTON NEWS
Maurice Lund, Joseph Law and
Russell I-frnhardt hiked out from
Omaha and spent Wednesday
night and Thursday at the AlbenSunds home._
»|.parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Chris-
tensen Sunday afternoon,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wieso vlsifcd
at Lhe Chris Sunds home Monday
afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Chris Nelsen
spent Sunday with relatives i n
Omaha.
The free movie given Monday
evening was well amended.This
.
Hermnn Telephone Ca., Toll:3.25
Herman Staw s q l .RentElection Boards 10.00
W. H. Hill, Suiveyon Work 172.W
Interstate Machinery & Sup-
ply Co., Explosives ,862.05
Howard Jensen,Set.-Treat.Farm Bureau 288.18
Wm.Kdly ,Co.Assessor.Salary Jdy 1 £0 (kt. 1 150.00
Landmark ladge No.222.
Hall Rent 5.00
J. E. Marks Sz Son, Supplia 4.92
Mlbel J. Marsh, Co. Sept., Ex-
was the last of the shows tor the
g m " a n d h a s been enjoyed by
Mr, and Mrs. Chris Nelsen spent
Wednesday evening at the Chris
Snnds home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sunds spentThursdayeveninga t the W.B.
Jefferson home helping Mr. Je!-(erson eelebnte his binhday.
Mr.and* Mrs.Perry Glenden-
ning spent Sunday at the Fred
Ramsar home.
Mr. md Mrs. Hans Brassch, Mr.
and Mrs.Albert Sunda and I-'fed
Brekenfield spent Sunday at the
Martin Sunds home -
Mrs. Marie Jensen of Fremont
and Miss Dsgmar Petersen visib
ed at the Nels Knudsen home on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.George Bergman
and son and Mrs. w. A. Kennet-
ter and Edwin spent several dayslastweekvisitingfriendsIn
Kansas.
pense Spelling Contest 25.61
C. B. Mehrens, Cash Adv.1.85
E mu Metdnger,Work i n
office ot Clk. Dist. cours 40.00
C. J. Nelson, mn Adv.8.00
Omaha School Supply Co.,
Supplia 9.90
Pilot-Tribune Co., Printing 506.90
J. A. Peterson, Supplies for
Poor 20.00
Petersen Hardware, S pplies 1.90
Potadle Bros.,Supplies for
Poor 40.16
Niels Rasmussen, Hall Rent-
Election 5.00
R.H.Rasmussen,Dep. 00.
Assessor, Expense 8.50
Redfield Grocery Co., Supplies
far Poor 25.18
Roberts Cafe, Care of Poor 4.30
C. H.Robertson,o. Treas.,Paving 432.95
Sherwood Mfg. Co.300 Con-
tainers (27.25
L. C. Smith & Corona T. W.
Co., Typewriter B8.40
Wards Cash Store,Supplies
for Paar 30.08
J. A. West & Son, Supplies
for Poor 25.00
By order of the County Court
operation for appendicitis at Ken-nard Saturday evening.A t w s
writing he is getting along nicely.
Fred Brekenfield of Hoskins,
Nob., spent, a week's vacation at
the Martin Sands home.
I |K E N N A R D R U R A L
.¢Mr. and Mrs. Otto oss, Bernice J O T T IIN G S
and Mmdne visit~at the M m
Anna Wiese home Sunday after-Mr.and Mrs,Pete Rasmussen
and Marion visited at the Earlnoon..~ and Mrs.Henry Weseman5Fi¢eh home i n Omaha _Friday
vmted at the Tom Kniep homé on They also did some shoppmg.Sunday afternoon..g A. C. Amiersman visited at Hum-
Mrs.Henry Kmep celcbrate1i|burg, Io\\a Sun ay
KENNARD BOYS ARE
IL L m HO SP I TAL
Russell Johnson,oldest son of
Mr.a ndMrs.J o hn Hulo hns o nbe
mme seriously m with appexzdidtla
early Saturday morning md was
maved to the T. E. French home
where he underwent an operation.
Charles Gottnch of Washington,
was brought m the same home on
Slturdny morning criticdly ill with
lppendidtia.Be also underwent
her birthday Friday evening by
entertaining a number ol rela-
tlven und friends.Lillian and Clam Knhnk spent
Sunday afternoon at the Otto Voss
home.
Marjorie.and Harvey Kuhr
spent the weekend at the parental,
H. C.-Kuhr home.
Marie Kahnk nspent the week--end with Ali-nu vgw- at Blnlr.l
Mr. and Mrs.. C. Kuhr andfamily a nd um mexyn Knowlto n'
visifed at the George Nelsonhome
Sunday evening.
Harry Knlmk spent Sunday atl
the August Knhnk home.
Misses Edna and Domthy Voss
spent the weekend with Catherine
Voss at Wnverloo.
A la rge number from this vic-
inity attgmled the Farmerp elevat-
.o r dance at Kennard Kednesday
evening.
Mr.and M n .Otto Voss and
famlly visiwd at the R. G. Wiese
1.055 STHEK PHIEE5
M SUUTH ummm
'Fat Cattle Steady to Strong.
Top $12.85
HUG3 ON STEADY BASIS
Liberal Rctelpts of Sheep mdLambs - I-'ai Lambs 256501:Lower $7.25 G s.oo.Feedermmm Steady 56.25@'l.00. Med
Sheep Quctahly Unchnuxed.
\
Unlun swek Yards. Septemberns, 1030-Anumu ubeml nm ofcattle arrived Monday 20.000 headthree tom-ths or them westerncmsscrs.Desirable carnred steers
wer ln active dcmand at strong to
higher prices.) ~best steers here
bringing t12.50@12.85.Cows andhclfers ruled stzcady. Stocker-s and
feeders stronzcr.
...,.
ML' a nd Mrs.Ben Voss and
family wok in the Waterloo fair
Friday evening.
Miss Leom Wrich spent the
week-end at the parental, Charles
Wrlch home.
Mr. and Mrs.Nels Larsen
nmily vidlcd a t the Wm.
linghmn home Sunday.
dns).
Cun-
llk.and Mrs.Louis Goreham
pd family visi ted at the Frank
:user lpme Slmdny.Mr. and Mrs. Pete Knudnen, Mr.
md Mrs.Jimmie Andersonwir. and Mrs.m l s Gottsch
hmily visited at tne Charles
bldt home Sunday evening.
Leon Sumner and his uncle
inmner attended D01S|l-U
munty lair Wednesday.Ray Sumner returned to
and
lnd-
m s .
Ra y
'hismme at Wintemet, Iowa Thursday
MissMaggieM.Lowe
4 .I :e |
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World=-Herald
Fo r W a s h i n gto n C o u n ty
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He r ma n .Na b .
Il
WASHINGTON NEWS
Maurice Lund, Joseph Law and
Russell I-frnhardt hiked out from
Omaha and spent Wednesday
night and Thursday at the AlbenSunds home._
»|.
Sta em e nt of Co nd iti on of 1
I
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jim Chris-
tensen Sunday afternoon,Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wieso vlsifcd
at Lhe Chris Sunds home Monday
afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Chris Nelsen
spent Sunday with relatives i n
Omaha.
The free movie given Monday
evening was well amended.This
.
operation for appendicitis at Ken-nard Saturday evening.A t w s
writing he is getting along nicely.
Fred Brekenfield of Hoskins,
Nob., spent, a week's vacation at
the Martin Sands home.
I |K E N N A R D R U R A L
.¢Mr. and Mrs. Otto oss, Bernice J O T T IIN G S
and Mmdne visit~at the M m
Anna Wiese home Sunday after-Mr.and Mrs,Pete Rasmussen
and Marion visited at the Earlnoon..~ and Mrs.Henry Weseman5Fi¢eh home i n Omaha _Friday
vmted at the Tom Kniep homé on They also did some shoppmg.Sunday afternoon..g A. C. Amiersman visited at Hum-
Mrs.Henry Kmep celcbrate1i|burg, Io\\a Sun ay
ML' a nd Mrs.Ben Voss and
family wok in the Waterloo fair
Friday evening.
Miss Leom Wrich spent the
week-end at the parental, Charles
Wrlch home.
The Bulletin Board
AS K U S A B O U T H E A T R O L A S
,L . B u c k
Jo hn And er so n
Alber t Ne lson
H o m e r W a r d
Fritz Andr eason
H y A r p
Pa d Pet t i t
Farmers Gr.5:Lhr. uo.,lrenewal of Blowers rensnm wasLumber741° granted Anna Boock sim the Coun-
Geo. Franke, DYISKWZ 14.4l;)lty Clerk instructed to draw war-
H. H. Gieselman, D|'3K8lnK 55.3a rants for Twenty-six Dollars and
Dan Greene, Dmszlnz s.oo Sixty-six cents per month lor six
Hnncock Imp. Go.. §upplies 'ms months beginning oawber 1, 1930
Jack Lazure, Dmsmps no w Pay the sa me.
Fred Ludwig, Drasmnz 5.40 By order of the County CourtNebraska-lows Service Station 'Mothers Pension was granted
Gas sooo . Marion M, Brunton and the County
Peter Nielsen, Dragging 4.50 Clerk instructed to draw warrants
Henry Paeper, Dragging 3 °'6 °fo r Six Dollars and Sixty-six
M n .T.G.Phillips,1 L ° s 'cents per month for six months
Chain soo beglnning October 1, 1930 m my
Fritz Reidnueller,Black-'the game.
10.55|On motion duly made and ear-
12.50 ' fled a refunding ordér was granted
s4.2o John E. Christ in the amount oi
25'2o»Ten Do llars by rea so n o f "W K
asfrs paid Poll Tax when recexwnng
53.34 compensation as A soldier.
27.00,Moved,seconded and carried
av so that a d ulicate for Warrant No
smith worJohn Schwade, Road Work
Marshall Wilkins, Dragging
A A. Wilkins, Drugs,-ins
Will Wulf,Dragging
J. D. Adams Co., Blades
Byron Barwng, Dragging
louis Grimm, Dragging -p .Hancock lmpl. Co., Labor &|2561 be issued,original warrant
Repairs 2628 lmving been lost.
Herman FilllllZ Station, Gas |Oh motion duly made and oar-
& Oi l ~ ti ed the io lloi v ing re so lutio n wa s
prime ycarllggs $l1.'15@12.u5;good to choice yearltngs s1o.15@
11115: Iolr C0 good yeo.rlln2= $9.75
mans: common to ialr yearllngs
$s;s0@9.f15: trashy ycarllngs $1.51
@s.so: qholce prune handy steers
sl1.50@l2.50: choice Drime heavs
sceeis~su.sa@x2.5o- good. choiczheavy steers s1o.s6'@u.so:good
choice hnndy steers s1u.so@11.sn;
ran-w sooo more 59.506.10.501
common to'falr steers ta,uo@9.so;
choice llxlit ted heliers $11,506
1100: sooo no choice fed helierx
$l0.50@11.50; fiair w lo ud fee
helfers s'1.5o®1o,so:common u
fall' (ed helfcrs tl.no@s,so;b w
cornfed cows $7.W@'l.50:good
choice fed cows $s.'15®'1.oo: fab
to good fed cows s4.50@5.'I5; na
tive bologns,hulls 54.506515
beet and buldxer hulls $5.005
7.00: Kood. choloe`~range heeve
s'1.'1s@s.4o;fair,good rang:
beeves $5.50@7.'l5:common, (lil
rongo beeves $5.00@8.50;good
choice r:z°~..s.s cows $5.50@8.'l5: fat
m good c r m cows $4.25@5.50
a em en o on~on 0T l e K e n n a r d S t a t e § a 1 k
KENNARD, NEBRASKA
"THE BANK You CAN BANK §>N"
September sth, 1930 `
RESOURCES L1ABn.1T1Es
Loans -----~$ 86,512.63 Capital -_---s 15,000.00
Overqrafts ---~381.34 Surplus and Profits --550.76Buxldmg and Fixtures -6600.00 Reserved for Guarantee
Liberty Bonds 17,600.00
Other Bonds,.
Warrants and
Commercial
Paper --78,705.92
Cash and Sight
Exchange -36,582.00
TOTAL QUICK
'Fund------2,434.49
DEPOSITS 208,296.64
ton, ddted with Mrs. Geo. Hede-
lund Monday..Selma Rosenbaum,who is at-tending high school at Blair, came
home Friday evening to spend the
weekend with her parents,Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Rosenbaum.
Misses Mae Burkholder and
Madge Gaines spent, the week~end
in Fremont.Miss Mary Margaret Finch vis-ited over the week-end at the home
ol her deter at Ft. Calhoun.Paul Morris drove to his home
at Dawson,Neb.Friday evening,
returning Sunday evening.Gus Kxonberg was confined to
his bed with the grippe the fore-
paxt of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hammond ofFremont, were in Kennard tran§
acting business Saturday.Otis Decker of Arlington, spent
the week-end with friends here.
, Mildred Kingdon came out from
Omaha Saturday nlternoon for-an
over Sunday Wait with her par-ents,Mr.and Mrs.W. E.King-
don.Mr. and Mrs.~ Clyde E.Rosen-baum and children, John, Leola and
Raseoe Anderson vidted at PeteLa.raen's Sunday,i t being Pa u li
eighteenth birthday._U.S. cum of Fremont, was abusiness caller here Saturday.
<W.E. |Kingdon has been busy
the past week digging a well for
Mrs. Iauisa Lund.<Robert Andreaseu is mnnlng ageneral stand at the WashingtonCounty Fair mg, year.John Frid-
dle is taking care of his businus
at the pool hall.A very large crowd amnded the
free dance given by the Farmers
Grain and Lumber Co. at the Ken-
nard pavilion last Wednesday
evening.Miss Opal Wright, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Elmer Wright, was
take:ill last Thursday morning
at llaplefan, Iowh where she hasbeen tem-Jming.She 'yas brought
~U . ;...been seriously ill~ and is reported
try w lxti c i pa te in shows and
than return to the big ranch to
winter quarter and resume the
tame existence of the randx pas-
m e .Mx.Case was himself a rodeo
performer a few yearn ago and
gained considerable notoriety as a
rider.With a partner he conduct-
e da ro d e o e a e hy e a r i nt hi s v i e -
inivy and then branched ima the
bigger business of supplying rodeo
stock to shows over the ¢ountr-5.
Good] News
Paint Now
Linseed 0il ls
Cheaper
Now $1.00
Per Gallon
a
_$226,281.89 . `51.$226,281.89
JUST A GOOD, SAFE, ACCOMODATING PLACE TO noyoun
BANKING.W E INVITE YOURBUSINESS.
0
.OFFICERS & STOCKHOLDERS
C. D. Saunders, President /Geo. T. Hedelund, Cashier
Earl L. Jenkins, Ass't. Cashier
T. L. Davis F. W. Thomas
Vice President, First Nat'l Bank Vice President First Nat'l Bank
Omaha Omaha'
Advertise in The Enw\'P\'il¢-
FARMERS 1'N'.l'ERfI`L"l`ED
IN W HEAT FEEDING
Interest around an exhibit of
wheat fed pigs at due State Fair
gave further indication to the Ag-
ricul al College officials that
farmers are madly making use of
the. surplus crop of wheat for llvestock f¢ed`Prof. Wm. J. Loelfel
of the animal husbandry depart-
ment, who had charge ol $he ex-
hibit, said he had a crowd around
the pena all the time..Farmers
were exchanging experiences among
themselves and uk i u g questions
about the experimental work at the
University.Tests again this sum-
mer are showing that wheat is
just q little better than corn as a
feed for hogs, and that at present
prices it pays to feed wheat ra-
ther than corn.A complete re-
port will be given out at Routers'
Day, the annual hog feeders day
at the Agricultural College, Oct.
17 this year.
osts lot LESS
to ride on them/
-`. ` . q , » -v ...,.»
n oALI
L. Buck
John Anderson
Albert Nelson
Homer W ard
Fritz Andreason
H y A r p
Pad Pettit
Nic Friedrichsen Hardware
HEA'muLAs HAAG WASHERS
MONARCH RANGES PITTSBURGH PAINTS
Rosen baum
Service
Station
Kennard, 1\eb1'aslka'
[11 .
The Bulletin Board
I
We Have
Delivered
A Monarch Range
T o
P J Ch ° t
h k
I
4»
Do you know thot
i t costs yo u n o
m o r e t o BU Y t h e
W orld' s Gre atest
'r:...,..,.n n n n
w
29.50
25.88
11.28
18.05
16.00
I-'md Kubie, Dragging
Menno C. Larsen, Dragging
Herbert Meier, Dragging
B. N. Loltis, Dragging
a H. Nea, mm Grader
Nicholas Oil Corporation,G u 216.04
Joseph Olson, Drazzlnz xszo
ma sp;-i.~.\¢, nnzsins aaao
Tyson-l..ong Thnnder Co.,
- ;Hauling 1.59
U. S. Oil Workn, Gu 8.85
Claude Clements, Bold Work 85.00
I adopted:RESOLUTION
WHEREAS,the Board of
County Commissioners at Wash-
ington County,Nebraska, have
been petitioned by resident. free
holders of Road Districts No. 9
and 11, all in Washington Coun-
ty,Nebraska,requesting add
Board to make s special tar
levy upon the actu valuation
ol the taxable prope in said
Road Districts.The same to be
choice light arm heifen $1.156
sas: 8006 to choice gms: helm:
ze.'1s01.'1s: mr w :ood nw nu
fer: s5.1s@o.'1s:cutters $3.756
4.25: csuners ssasaanss nu m
b0l°zD-B bulls $3.5o04.so;van
wves $'I.00@l0.50;heavy oulve
ss.oo@s.oo; mms cslves 841106
6.00: good on choice stocker: 88.21
@9.50: mr so Rood stotrkirl 87.2.
@8151 common to fair stacker
$8.00@'I.25; trashy grades $5.W¢
s.oo: choice neavrfluhy feeder
hmence Ianen, Road Work 12.00
B. N. mm, Ro a d W o rk 72.00
F m my , R o m W o r k mo o
Bdph Ray,Road Work 5.00
G. n. Yowell. Road Work 40.50
ma exclqsdvely tn improve the
public higbwgys in said respec-
tive District§ and,
WHEREAS,said Ba n d of
mmmv Cnmmissionen havin:
|u.nuwv.uu: soon w cnnxce :een
ers sa.on@o.oo: fm- w ma ned
ers 8d.'15'@B.00¥common to (ai
/f¢¢dC!'B ;s.som.vs: mains hai!
gr3_$1.2§®§.so: mek cows $4.006
Byron Battling, Road Work
Chester Davis, Labor
s. H. Neil, Labor
Harry Thielfoldt, Labor
Harold Johnson, Road Work 2.50
Harry Tucker, Raul Work 54.50
Harry Tucker, Road Work 80.W
12.90
5_°0
"LW
8.W
Jnmes Anderson,Road Work 9.00
m m é g m a m d petitions and
being satisfied that the laws ol
tha State of Nebraska pértain-
ing thereto have been met and
complied with,BE r r THEREFORE RE-
SOL VED by the md Bo nd o f
County Commissioners of Wash-
xmmw.Cnnntv. Nebraska.that
u m:no e :menus w.ww1 .w:stock steer caivea sv.ooo9.so:
stock wier wves t'r.owsJso.
: w r m o m s :n a m mobs.
good to choice t8.25@E.'15; x-mgalambs, mn- oo md S'1.'l5@8,25Z
native lambs. good to choice $1.75
6825; yearlinso, all zndes $5.50
@a.5o:shom umm $1.so@a.oo.
FEEDER LAMBS: Wuhrn (dm.marsnau wuxms, 5q WOXK 1z.w
A. A. Wilkins, Road ark 15.00
Pwx Ba rry, mm Wo rk 41.00
J. S. Thompson, Road Work 48.00
Guin Bensen, Road Work 21.50
J. A. Peterson, Nails 5.W
p a u l Bertelsen,Repairing
Bri dge e mm 71.50
mg c. Lorseh, Raid Work 151.50
Emil Lerach, Road Work 46.50
Waller Lunch, Road Work 29.50
Christensen Lbr. Co., Supplies 22.50
Chris F. Ftahm, Rand Work 88.00
5.00G. 0. Nelson, Road Work'
American legion Poet,No.'
'11, .Marker
Arndt Hardware, Supplies
David W. Bell, M. D., Prof.
Services
Be rry Bros.,Supplies for
Poor 20.03
Berfelsen Market,Supplies
:lor Poor 41.55
1.85
6.95
4.00
the folloWi!1K special tax levies
be made upon the actull valu-
ation of the taxable nr°x>my in
said Road Dixhiets in WABNDK'
mn County, said levies to be
made as follows, ta-wit:
District No.9 - 1 %mi ll to be
levelled in the year 1980, and 1%
mm m be levied in the year 1981.
District No. 11 --1% mill w be
le v i e d i n t h e v w mo . md 1
mill lo be levied ln the year 19111.
The same to be usd exclusively
i n improving the puhlic~ high-
ways in said respective Dlstriclé-
Psmed and approved this Sth day
Chas. Nelson,
Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners.
Attest::
Anni e c . mmf, _
l
of September, 1930.
sold ,D§,;°T,, svdoéfiéélern mn., hir w :ood $e.ao@'1.oo.
NE B R AS K A m n c mu m I S
OU 1'1f['1:[LR FOR RODEOS
So popdnr have become zodeos
that a Nebraska rancher has en-
gaggd in the business of nmplyins
animals and eqdpment for these
zy pi wly western enlertsinments.
lee Chiee is his name and his
ranch is located six miles north-
west of Sutherland Fifteen sec-
tions are contained i n the ranch
either owned or leased by Mr.
Chase.'
A number of years ago when the
rodeo was newer as sn amusement
esled in it from an entertainment
sfandpoint and gradually grew in»
eature, Mr.Chase became inter-
\»
'Board of Insanity,IIUD-Slit?counry uerx.to the production end of the busi-
Case 27.90 (SEAL)nas.Now his stock is in demand
Bd a :Swre.Suppiies for On motion the Board adjourned the country over.The Burwell
Poor 70,01,1,° meet September 22nd, 1930._ |rodeo, one of iixe largest in this
Blah Telephone Co., Rmt &Annie C_ Maxiin,`seciion and an event of
|~M».¢., mm-k, terest to thousands ol Nd
great in-
braakans,
uncher to
s1.1s ITollsRaymond Burr, M. D., Prof.wvuuv;m looks to the Sutherland ra
36171028 54,00 r._..-1-. ..,.... 4-11 Aomann!|....+¢ and sunnlv the animals usedy5- E. Campbell, Trip an Has-'. .$ C. ` °l .é ` °" * ' ;, ;, ;' ° "f °; ' ;; '; ;
nit-al s.oo
IL I. c o m, 2 Dm. Pmdls 1.00
Fréd De Weber, Supplies lor
Poor .88.24
mm Enmfprm, Pri mm;14325
Harry Ervey, Rust 10.00
flhntanelle Store, Sixpplles for
.Poor 11.97
jillbextaon Stare, Suppliaa for
Poor ,16.96
Holm E. Haugen, Dep. Sheri!!
Q Expense 85.40
Fashion Center from the New
York markets.85-ltSeethe cute new jersey suits
that the Fashion Center is nowselling to school girls at only $5.75.
Wxeeked Motorist (opening his
ey es )-I had the ri ght ol way.
didn't I?
nyéimau-Yea, lm the dlher
fellow had a truck.
Cattle stock imported from Tex-
as supplies the steers which must
be laugh and wild.A variety of
horses that are bred Ind grown
on the ranch.There are some Ar-
abim horses that are the hardest
and toughest known.Crou breeds
from this ahaln make excellent
:uw ponies md outlaws for the
rodeo penn.
Animals are élther sold outright
or leund for show purposes. They
travel to far sections at the coun-
TryFor
B - Line Transfer 'i'§'Livestock Hauling IfCHARLES BATES. Prnnrletor
l lI
s1m.N~=\=»»»»», sepmmba 13,1930 nn
--'rms 1=:N'rr:RP"=':>rr,.....--~~..-....-....,P=nSfv~n
~hisworkfol-
i n v i dd ng
vrritaa home
eompleta hi!
d l lbv ut
~ to Herman
the winter.held lbw an-
at the Ben
---~of their
old Webster
kamah where
home.
. . per, who hu
weeks at her
.=-|
Fi a nna ; Chua n.H l u Ada Sdwlk a nd friend
spent.Wednesday evening At ~John Rdd hams.
Mr. Ind lln. Ed Ehhi hxv ha d
» ~> n.E :1 ° fo m¢ h= ,v m':e d w g;
paren , Ha r r y En e y v murdsy evening.Mr.l m! M n .1.L .Petersen
spent Tmeaduy evening a t theJem Clausen home.
Aung Andersen took nn n i b
vi dt Inn Sa turda y (mm Hn. L .
s.Pa i n and M n .Katie Hulse-
bule.bo!Guide`Rmk,Neb.
Mn. hun Pl i m a nd dmg i lt s r,
Frances of Omxha,vi li tod Mn.
Nancy Bos: Saturday ¢v=°i-l\8~. H Pue wx lk md lonM n ex-mmmd v i le o f Norfo lk v i li md thdr
aunt, Mrs. Sade Ritxlatf on Sun-
day dbernwn.A few of our folks sthended the
Missionary .mating at tha homeo !R¢ v .a ndMn.Ha ne o c k o nFri ~diy-They tepon nn interesting
meetinx-Mi m Ruth Dun mi n me nt the
week-end wim her cogsin,Mrs.
~~| | ; ~| l | | ~ | ~
A r t Ro we p a a tu m la n d se ve ra l
d i w l a s t w q e k .A n u m b e r o f p e n -
Monday dternom then. Lsmslh Omm, was buried in the Eosellillcemetary Mandny dterlwvn.HH-
Bankx ded Swxrday an tha homenf lm: dnuglnex in Hair.
A mower was held at the Wal-
ter Sappenfield home Thursdaydbernnonin honor of Mn. James
Sappenfield, a recent bride,M n .Sappenfield rsedv ed many unify
and useful gifts..
;Hln8en'|.\
lr. md M rs . u n Pe k ne n a nd
Olga and Mr. and Hn. Will Vcgt
of Kennud visiiod Sunday at theArt Andernn home, mar Spike:-.
H n .Hua ld Ru mu ue n v u
dc k several day' this week andheikrxatlser was helping with the
woMrs. JohnTaylor,Mm ClarenceHansenandMrs.Bigelow and
Bngular $10 new Full Da ne s
an on nh utthe Fuhi un Ce nte x
at only $7.95 now.Other dressesare ua tale frvm ms to $19.75. xrI n n l y new coats are now on
ssleattha Fashion Centex-indzes
1 4 t o 4 8 i n p r i e e s n n y n g Irom$10 lo seam.All coats have
choieq fur neu.38-lt
HILISIDE NEW S OF
GARDNER DISTRICT
,..
v i d ~ r a u t ~ l l ~ ' ~| ~n
Dorothy Pe ters en vi dte d a t ~.r
Nelsen'a Friday evening.Mrs.Nancy Ryan and Mrs.|
~hisworkfol-
i n v i dd ng
vrritaa home
eompleta hi!
d l lbv ut
~ to Herman
the winter.held lbw an-
at the Ben
---~of their
old Webster
kamah where
home.
. . per, who hu
weeks at her
.=-|
Fi a nna ; Chua n.H l u Ada Sdwlk a nd friend
spent.Wednesday evening At ~John Rdd hams.
Mr. Ind lln. Ed Ehhi hxv ha d
» ~> n.E :1 ° fo m¢ h= ,v m':e d w g;
paren , Ha r r y En e y v murdsy evening.Mr.l m! M n .1.L .Petersen
spent Tmeaduy evening a t theJem Clausen home.
Aung Andersen took nn n i b
vi dt Inn Sa turda y (mm Hn. L .
s.Pa i n and M n .Katie Hulse-
bule.bo!Guide`Rmk,Neb.
Mn. hun Pl i m a nd dmg i lt s r,
Frances of Omxha,vi li tod Mn.
Nancy Bos: Saturday ¢v=°i-l\8~. H Pue wx lk md lonM n ex-mmmd v i le o f Norfo lk v i li md thdr
aunt, Mrs. Sade Ritxlatf on Sun-
day dbernwn.A few of our folks sthended the
Missionary .mating at tha homeo !R¢ v .a ndMn.Ha ne o c k o nFri ~diy-They tepon nn interesting
meetinx-Mi m Ruth Dun mi n me nt the
week-end wim her cogsin,Mrs.
~~| | ; ~| l | | ~ | ~
A r t Ro we p a a tu m la n d se ve ra l
d i w l a s t w q e k .A n u m b e r o f p e n -
Monday dternom then. Lsmslh Omm, was buried in the Eosellillcemetary Mandny dterlwvn.HH-
Bankx ded Swxrday an tha homenf lm: dnuglnex in Hair.
A mower was held at the Wal-
ter Sappenfield home Thursdaydbernnonin honor of Mn. James
Sappenfield, a recent bride,M n .Sappenfield rsedv ed many unify
and useful gifts..
;Hln8en'|.\
lr. md M rs . u n Pe k ne n a nd
Olga and Mr. and Hn. Will Vcgt
of Kennud visiiod Sunday at theArt Andernn home, mar Spike:-.
H n .Hua ld Ru mu ue n v u
dc k several day' this week andheikrxatlser was helping with the
woMrs. JohnTaylor,Mm ClarenceHansenandMrs.Bigelow and
Bngular $10 new Full Da ne s
an on nh utthe Fuhi un Ce nte x
at only $7.95 now.Other dressesare ua tale frvm ms to $19.75. xrI n n l y new coats are now on
ssleattha Fashion Centex-indzes
1 4 t o 4 8 i n p r i e e s n n y n g Irom$10 lo seam.All coats have
choieq fur neu.38-lt
HILISIDE NEW S OF
GARDNER DISTRICT
,..
v i d ~ r a u t ~ l l ~ ' ~| ~n
Dorothy Pe ters en vi dte d a t ~.r
Nelsen'a Friday evening.Mrs.Nancy Ryan and Mrs.|
IJ
HERMAN NEWS
'Die various dum in the high
admol held meetings lust weekend
deeted otdcers.The seniors le-hezed Wendell McCorm.\\hs. pred-glent;Chester Splker,viceqzresi-
dint; Kenneth Whchtcr, necreury;Gordon Andersen,treasurer;Ra-
mona Crumbaugh,da.ss,reporur.
Lee Hancock was elected president
of the Juniors;m m m me e r.
secmmary; 1-Iuwnrd Triplat, ueu-
uxer;Vivian Rutledge,u m r e -porter.They ehose_Mi.ss_K.roeeII
lor phlmgu m remu
lowing l, vacation qhere and az Lincoln
Alben Woodward
f°1
_
1g;he gxpum n
81'in 40f:L find wi ll x-eh
with his Llmily for
The birthday club
n w picnic Sunday:Vachter home.Me
' e s were gwm
Mr.and M n .H1movedMondayto T
they will make thei
Mies Nettie g C
snent the nan two
Mr.and Mn. Jo hn Pe uns u,
Do mthy and J lc k md Ge o . Lua
vidted Frldly evening at Detla!Wul!'s...f
Mr. md Mrs. Lua Petersen ds-
I
.
I
GARDNER DISTRICT
Week-md visitors at the FrankBrownhomwe n Nu m Meier-henry,L a H8-rlison m a Milo
Schoecks, an of Fremont.
Harry Ezvey had z force of mel;
~ 'ng his mllo Saturdny and Mon-
yMr.Bhd Mrs.John Reid were
Sundiy dinner guests at the
sisfer, Edith, south of Blair.Mrs. Fred Anderson of, Herman,
agent Saturday night ani Slmd-ly
mth her brother,J. I. Petersen
and family.
Mr. md Mrs. Ernest Bmdur of
Phoenix, Arizona are vmung at
the home ol Mrs .Bandurs par-
ehts, Mr. and Mrs. Jens Clausen.
Mrs. Bandar was formerly Miss
Dorothy Petersen vidted at Geo.
Ne1nen's Friday evening.Mrs.Nancy Ryan and Mrs.
Andy Allen were Monday dinnerguests at Rudolph Mencke'n.
Mr.and A.A.Remhawwere Sunday er guest; at the
John Taylor h
The Rasa Hill bd] mm pla yedthe `Bisbeo i n Fred Dick-
.I
plane thatAn Rowe pasfnm land sevamldays me week.A number of peo-
pxg Wok a ride over Blair and gatqmfe n thrill.'
~ ~ L.Porter =>;, lpent day e Atha Dan Phillips home.Hy. mg, Mrs. Hanry Tegt and
fsmlly ol Fremont, spent SundayafternoonattheHarryErvey
ome.
Exp er t R ad io - T ri pi an
:auna ox-1 NATIONAL RADIO INSTITUEWASHINGNN, D. C.
Ph o ne Bla c k 2 5 2 Bl a i r , N i , - .
ROSE HILL rmms
Mr, and Mrs. Pm: Johnson and
Marguerite,Mr.and Mrs.laude
Mmcke and fa mi lfwe re Sunday
visitors at the Rudolph Manuka
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Newkirk vis-
ited Sunday aftern0on at Wnll
SETS MADE TO ORDER AERIALS ERECFED
Rldio Sdn Inatdled,Awliunted, Rqlllrod
o
~e ~ 2 2 t ~ ~ 8 ~ ~ ~ rlo! Bisbeo.;
Mr. and Mrs. mem Wu!! and
family mlped Gus Mancha cm-bnte his birthday# Thursday eve
ning.J
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nelsen and'
Helen, Elmer and Leona Palmer_of Omaha, were Sunday evening
vidtors at the John Taylor home.Mrs. Banks, a former resident of
B8 their sponsor..ueuner uuwe xxpresident od the sophomores; Va-
non Clements, secretary-treatmra;
Dorowy Petersen, dass xeporwr;
Mr. »K.roK¢f is sponsor.Of the
ireshmen,Ruth Hansen is pr a -ident;Warren Wakefield,vioe~
president;Harriet Hansen, secre-
tary;Marion Lotus,treasurer;
Alpha Case, class reporter.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jespersenenmnained a party of their friends
At bridge Friday evening to honor
Mrs.L .v .Ackerman od K.lam~math Falls,Ore., who is visiting
here.Mrs.Claude Clements andJames 'Van Horn won prizes forhigh scores and Mrs. Ackerman re
eenved a guesnt prize.qAfter school Friday tho'Ith and8th grades played the HDI Creek
ball roam at the Herman hall park
and won 30 to 12.4Miles West and Keith Mtkercha
are painting the Green Late at
Tekunmh this week.\Miss Ruby Cummings, *aged zodied Sunday afternoon at he Cov-
enant hospital at Omaha.Herhealthhadbeenfailing Kar sev-
eral monv.h.~s and her death was
not unexpected.She was.the sec-
ond daughter of Mr. and§Mrs. D.
E.Cummings und a bright,lov-
able young lady loved and respect-ed by all.She graduated lfrom the
Herman high mmol in we class of1926 and hnd just completed the
business course ut thef Omaha
School of Commerce.She is sur-
vived by her parents, two sisters,Lenin and bthel and one brower,
Orlln.hmeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at the Bap-tist church conducted by Rev. T. J.
Reese of Pawnee City, Neb.Haas Andersen drove to Omaha
Sunday and took his niece,who
has been visiting here, bank to herhome.l
John Warner of Chicago is vis-
iting here at present with his ds-
ter, Mrs. Bertha Lowe.
vThe Herman ball team 1 ere dleated 8 to 9 in a dose game withthe Tekamah team at Teléaumh on
Thursday afternoon.A number of
fans from here witnessed the game
They played the Blair learn atBlair Sunday, losing another close
game, the score being 5 to 6.
Melford Harrison, who has been
relatives here and at Te-went to Omaha ¢Wednes-
spend a week before re~to his home at Des Moines;
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visiting
kamnh,
day toturninglows.5wJones is so much im-n h .
proved from his recent sick spell
that he was able to go to Hooper
Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Earl French
took him over in their car.
Mr.and Mrs.Fern W at haveleasedtheirpanatorium ;,,,the
new proprietor took possssion on
ndn .Mo yMrs. ivan Helms and lthss Mar-jorie Godsey were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs.H. B. Cameron onSaturday.'g
'I`\venty-two ladies of the Baptist
guild attended a. meetinglnnd ten'cent ten at the Mrs. Je$e Ryan
home 'Thursday nftemooraMrs.Hazl Cameron ofi Omaha,
was calling on Herman friends on
Sunday.
Illra.Gustave Hansen, laged 65l
rnotlwr of 'Mrs G. F. L e, died
Friday morning, Sept. 12 at Oma-
hn.Sho is survived by er hus-band, two daughters, Kurs. EvelynLowe oflle rman, nhd Airs. Mar-
garet Young o i Stamford,Nob.,and two sisters.Funera servicesl
were held from the Sw on mon-
tunry Monday, Sept. 15 al 10 a. xnlnlenncnt was mude in he Fair-
view cemetery several`ftom here
attending.I .
Mr.and Mrs. Edgar! Skinner
were dinner guests fhurrsday ofMrs. A. 1... Sullivan.1
J.Ll.Johnson has purchased
the L. V. Ackerman homet He hasrentedit to Dr.Crumbdugh who
home here, will leave Thursday lor
Des Moines, Iowa to resume her
work.~Ane ww a t e rma i ni a be ln gl a i
near the Anna Fuem home.Mrs. Tillie Fachter, Mm. L. v.Ackerman, Mrs. Chrlstene H0821-
mm and Mrs. Annie Peddie spent
Friday visiting Mrs. Ella Woods at
Tekamah .1MissesBeulahHarrison and
Marie Mattson left this week lorl
Omaha and entered the Clarkson
hospital to take the nurses train-
ing course.Both young Indies
were members of last year's grad-
uating class.Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Schenck ofStanton, I5'wa visited irlends and
relatives in this vicinity last week.Rolland Wachter,Gerald Lltle
and Miss Nellie Mae Sheets went'
to Wayne this week where theywill enter the Wayne Normad for
a year's work.,Wm. Christensen spent last Mon-
.day and Tuesday at Arlington,
where he had a tonsil operation.Mr. and Mrs. ROY Gilliland and
Orrie visited Sunday alternoon
with relatives near Lake Quinne
baugh.The first meeting of the Wom-an's Club for the club year will
be held Friday, Oct. 3 at the Mrs.
D. W. Rutledge home.This will
be a social meeting.The program
for the year will be a study oi§;~is 3 countries.Officers are:rs.. F. Lowe pres dent;.o. H. Godsey, vice-president; lks.
Ben Wachter, secretary; Mrs. Wm.
Adams, treasurer.S uilng com-
mittees are: progmm Mrs. E. C.Burdic, Mrs. Henry Trnhlsen, Mrs.
H. L. Swan; social, Mri. Ben Wach-
ter, Mos. C. R. Gray, Mm c. E.
g_;p»==;;»» ~ A .H. Loge; library
s .Cameron rs.A.J.Cameron.I-'inance,'Mrs.Wm.
Adams Mrs D W Rutled ~parks, 'Mrs. 0 L . Hi 1 s i n g e r , ~
E. W6B\;{rdi&; d»;§§°= and publicity,
...o y.The Baptist Sunday School serv-
fd =3§3nw;== the Buch building
ast e y.They lookin $25.
A few of their Herman friends
made up a jolly party and took
their supper and drove down to
the L. C.Hansen home at Blair
§',';;},'§=;3', :"°.."i='§.~ .'?f.'§' i'5'h'2'§';',."`°'
ent were:Messrs.and Mesdames
¥i.'l'.§'T.'.CT hi ;"1.C;ss }1 , TE:
Swan and Correne of Omaha, R. H.Bdvee ot 1-'remoot Alfred Jesper-
~"$§"o....§M r s . ~
Ackerman,Mr. and Mrs.ClydeFitch and children and Miss Caro-
line Wachter.Garrett Kroese drove up fro m
Firth, Neh. Sunday and spent the
day with his sister, Misa MargaretMr. and Mrs. Heh Wachter droveto Waynle Ionday and took Holland
up to sc oo .0. L. Hilsinger is substituting as
night watch at present for D. E.Cummings, who has been in Oma-
ha todbe wi th lg; daughter, who
passe away Sun y.ngss Loren; Buch spent Sunday
at eD. Bu home.Robert Jackson suffered painful
injuries in an auto accident last
Monday near Yutsn,Neh.Hedrove to Yutan in the John Mc-
Donald auto.Returning home he
me t n truck on u narrow bridge
und was crowded into the cementparnphet.He was given medical
ht}tenti<;n and retumc<l lilair
w ere e remained nt t e me of
iii; sisiter Illa. Chris Bendortluntil
u r s n y w e n h wus a e t a,come home.Theecar was badly
z;',':f;;',§,:=,§'s a x ;".:;'"n..§:.%*'=
|The auxiliary held a regular
meeting last Wednesday evening
at the legion hall.The report on'the stand at the _ hn est picnic
II
Fred Sorensen, who lives on n
[arm near Bladr.Dr. and Mrs. John Grant Shick
left Tuesday morning for Liaooln,1
where they will spend the rest ol
the week attending the Nebraska
annual oonfereua of the Methodistlchurch.They plan to return Mon-'
da of next weak.members of our family
attended the Ladies' Aid at the
home of Mrs Carl Pieper last
Wednesday.Dr. John Grant Shick made a
trip to Nebraska City Thursday.
For perfect foot comfort get
yourself I. pair of Erma JettickHealth Shoes sold at the Fashion
Center in _Blalr.35-lt'Lovely new fall drases, hats and
coats are arriving daily at theFashionCenterfromtheNew(
York markets.35-It
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Mrs.Henry Nohrenburg`s.bro-ther, H.Larson of Omaha, spentl
the weekend with her and family.
John Svoboda loaded a car o l
corn and oats Thursday and ship-ped it to Wood Lake, Neb. to the
Woods Brothers ranch.
Frank Hineline shelled corn on
Friday and trucked it to the Farm-
ers Elevator in Blair.Elza King and wife and daugh-\
ter, Mrs.Ross DeMott and baby,
spent Friday a t the John Hine~
line home.Quite a number from here at-tended the dance Saturday night
at Nathan's Lake.,_Mr. and Mrs. Charlea 0. Hine-
line and son, Virgil spent Sunday'
at Teknmah with John Oberst, Sr.
and Jr. families._Mrs.Jennie Wallace of Blair,
spent a few days this week with,
her daughters, Mrs. A. Rowe and
Mrs.P. Jones.Mr.ahd Mrs.Seymour Smithl
and children, his mother and sis-
ter, Mrs. Victoria Smith and Ar~
line, all of .0maha, called on Mr.and Mrs. George Hineline Sunday
afternoon.On Mondo Mesdama ArthurRowe, Pete im. Chas- 0. Hine-
line, and Raymond Krogh went toArlington to ix a bo oth fo r theWoman's Club at the fair._
Walter Gustin, north ol Blair,
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gustin.Mr. and Mm Joe Sully visited
a t Mrs.James Sul1y's Sunday
evening.\
Why psy more when you canget full fashioned Beuxberg hose
at the Fashion Center for only
BSC?35-lt
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Tuesday evening, the iupils in
the upper room ol Bisbee school,
gave a weiner roast on the school
grounds i n honor of the twoteachers, Misses Elsie Wilson und
Meta Hansen.
Mrs. Ed Hansen spent Tuesday
aftemoon and evening at the Mar-
tin Larsen home.Mrs.Hansen.Anna and Esther were also eve-
ning callers.Mr. and Mrs.Lars
Rolland and children were Mon-
day evening visitors.
Mrs.Cnris Benson and sons
spent Friday evening at the Al-bert Jensen home near Fontanelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Larsen andsous attended a family reunion of
about 30 relatives in Herman park
Sunday.They celebrated the birth
anniversaries of five of the mem-
bers which occurred in Sept., one
being Mr. Larsen.A number of guests spent last
Thursday evening at the Carl R.as~
gyueggn home honoring lvan's sixth
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to Buy 5 ~ 5 ~~ , ~here before
G E N U I N E ~ \ ! ~the Holiday Season
ANY W EIGHT
Having made Special Arrangements with the Shell Petroleum Co. to put on a SPECIAL
Aovmn sn ao F EA T U RE du ri ng t he F ai r W eek in our C ou nt y, we are g oi ng t o gi ve
you an op p ort u ni t y t o bu y s ome of s u rzu xs n m o n - t h e k m a a m c o m a uf sealea
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drendy lives there.'Mr. and Mrs.L. A.`\'oodward
spent Sunday afternoon visiting ut
the Ray Woodward hom at Ari-
zona.Mr. :mil Mrs. O. li. Giidsey vis-
ited from Thursday uhti Monday
at the Rev. T. J. Reese home at
Pawnee City.
Jesse Ryan left I-`H\y on abusiness trip to Noriolkl Alliance
and the northwestern part of the
state.1
Mr. and Mrs. C. s. Cameron andCharlene, who are at piesent lo~
ailzd at Odessa, Missouri spent afew days last week at the H. B.
Cameron home.`They jcame toOmaha to see Wm.Burdick whois éonfined to a hospitai.
Miss Hazel Piepher ofpCrawfui*d
Ne b., wa s a gu e s t o f ~ re la -
| Thurway.
showed they took in $zuw.41.I
See the new Hats,Coats and
Dresses Babe is sending to theFashion Center from New York. lt
CROWELL HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Maxwell andbaby of Tekarnah, visited their
sister,Miss Amelia Petersen on
Rev. and Mrs.Wilkinson o f
[Council Bluffs,drove up to the
Home Sunday ahernoon to wiaittheir sister, Miss Sarah Swan.|Mrs.Bertha Warrick and Miss
Della Brock came up to the HomeSurvdny to visit the fomier's sis-
ter, Mrs. Anna Parker.
Mrs. Paul Crosby spent Wednes-
damin Omaha. viaitinz relatives.
Axel Hansen home.
vin nuay.
Hans Wulf, was taken home Sat-
urday after bdng a week in anOmaha hospital following an ap»
pendicitis operation.He is im-
proving nicely.Messrs.and Mesdames Fred
\Knutsen and Richard Nelson were
Tuesday evening guests at the
Rev. and Mrs. P. J. Reinertsen
and Mr.and Mrs.Harold Chris-
tensen were Sunday afternoon vis-
itors at the Herman Rahlfa home.Mr.and Mrs.A. C. Debel of
Blair, were Sunday dinner guests
at the H.C.Rasmussen home.Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jensen of Blair
were afternoon guestsThechoirofOur Saviourschurch of Qrnaha, will give a con-
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Robert, little son of Mr. and hirs
We are going to let the asp" Down--N0 Lgurr to the NUMBER]of
Gallons each customer may buy.But 5 Free Gallons with each I5
purchased at our REGULAR PRICES.
If one of our men do not see you during this campaign,
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Blair, Nebr.SI~lELL.DIS'l'RIBUTORS Woodbine, Iowa
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tives last.week 2" -"."a1a;.".»'ff'i,: 1.3131mildon charges.All ag-e welcome._¥5=;1' Eff. H. c. """"'°:°"
;~ '2:€'§§Q~ ~ ! I?"¢1.'2'c~y'¥z?§§Z§' home'in Bazfz Ilace.iM r .a n d Mr s .J .D .L.owe m r .a n d nu n s.u t u r g u : L u l u n u u
n n n l ummI R i v a I I n n a T o u c a n T r | Iing relatives in points ln nxmne-sotzx nn¢|Wyoming.> _The members of the hihlc class
of the Baptist Sunday =e°h°f>' held
n business and social mee!-|08 at
the Mrs.Godsey home Tuesdayahemnon.Mrs.A.L l Sulllvanwas chosen as teacher of the clam.
Mrs.Waldo Hancock,president,
Mrs.Harold Hansen,secret.al'Y'treasurer.They will meet Oct. 3
with hire Alfred Jespersen.Harold Gilliland of~Burwell,
Nob. visited here last week with
his brothers, Roy and Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Larsenare living in rooms at` the O. A.
oJlinson home.Mr.Larsen hasrentedtheChas.Koenig place
whe n Howard Curley,has been
farming and they will move therein the spring.'
Mr. and Mrs. John Will receiv-
ed word last Tuesday lfrom thelr
son, Walter telling of the arrival
of a nine pound girl attheir home
at Sioux City, Iowa.;Harvey Johnson .left last week
I joyed um very much.l§§J"M`§§§exi"iI»`°k°`i°ii§»'\7§§»i§'kJlf§
Dr.and Mrs.Shick were Sun-day dinner guests at the Home.'to Omaha Monday where _she left
Rev.Carl Bader had charge of
our Sunday afternoon chapel hourand gave us a splendid service.
News was reuived at the ome
rival of an eight and one-half
H'last Wednesday evening of the ar-
pound baby girl at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Hubka, nee Thel-
ma Underwood) of Bean-ice.They
have named the baby Mary Fran-
oes after each of her grandmoth-ers.Both mother and baby are
doing line.The proud rw=d1=»r~
ents,Rev. and Mrs.Underwood,
drove to Beatrice on Saturday
where they visdtzd for a few days.
Rev.W.H.Underwood anddaughter, Mrs.Wm. B.Anderson
returned Wedneldly from Beatrice
Neb.Mn. Underwood stopped at
Lincoln where she will ntwnd theannualNebka Methodist Con~
ferenoegqr remainder of the
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sway enjoyed a
for Chicago;afte r a v mt with
home folks.Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Larsen andchildrenvisitedrelatives in '{..L
mont Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.Guy Hinkley ofBlair, spent Wednesday evening at
the H. C. Rasmussen home,
Mr. and Mrs. Emerald Van Beekwene'Friday evening guest: at the
George Kuhr home.
Mr.and Mrs. Andrew Johnson
and Phyllis spent Thursday evening
at the Peter Nielsen home.
The Ladies' Aid of the Danish'church "met Wednesday afternoon
a t the Andrew Johnson home.|'1"hem were 18 members present.
Mr.and Mrs.Jack Crowdy ofBlair,Mrs. Merle Newkirk and
son were viaitoza.Mrs.Alfred
Anderson will be the next hostess.Mrs.Peter Toft and Earl Toft
of Fremont,were Wednesday
zuests at the Chris Benson homo.H n .Jos Joann and Gloria ment
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r. Nebrukn, Septpmber 18,1950
m a d e a ' rip e a c h d a y ~ d -
wnyu brought back ducks,.Deaths
wu taken tn tba University hos~
plul when moqae r opentian was
performed.Thus ends`t.ha life of
s good wife and mother and leaves
a home desolate and dreary.Besides the immediaw family
she leaves two brothers,Charles
Rodmln o! Omalu and Frank Rod-
man of Blair, and two sisters, Mrs.
Loom. PEUPLE IN P ""
nmssnm CHORUS
(Continued from page one)
the local xwup. with [gal solaisgts,
WASHINGTON COUNTY
PIONEER CALLED
LOC
Mr . ~ li
the Ben -
Wedneada
Mr. and l
Chiwav.
tives he
were Mr.
1;§i'vERFL°Wr~ "~Henry Jensen on
~|. ned at.dinner'~ ~..1 in honor of
- ::ua
Mrs.Mu-y Anderqon m d .
Elia Warrick enjoyd a couple
iliyx this week at the home
Mn. Minnie Bugeon at a qui!~
party.Q! course the ladies
intervals of rest at which -
of Fremont,W1 Mr.md Mrs.
Hug o Hu c k m d son of Blair.
Later in the evening, Mrs. Bertha
Rood and daughter, Alice of Oma-
ha, dmve up lor A little visit. at
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m h m n u a n c lo s e a t m m m September sn., mo.
n" ,....... .........r' "~ |Mrs. Anderson, Mr.
Jensen, Mr. and Mrs.
gu d M r . a nd Mr s . J .
des.
W.. Burner snent lnnt
nCourse southnf ` s 5 § i
day evening.Those having low
scores for the week took part, there
being several contestants.Merton
Jensen and Mrs. C. G. Halbert won
lklwiluuuno
Loansnnd discounts . . .$ $288.31
Bond.: and securitia
(exclusive of rash
reserye). . . . . .
Other real esute . . . .
Gish in Bank!
-mi Due irom
5,4zo.oo21,ss4.as
o"'$°2"""'{,"f'f`f"f'T".1 I`$"'"'565.w'i§¢§"&f°if`§L=B`£""`" "" ": m a m of Washington colmty,Bonds andsecurlties (4 There win be no dmrge .for en-pglssed away qt the home of he;
elusive of a s h re-
| e r v e ) . . . . . . . . .35,201.52
Judgments md Clxirrm .1,084.61
Banking house, tural-
tum and fixtures . . .s,ooo.oo
Other mad estate . . . .68,160.13
C a s h i n m m daughter Mrs . G. H. W ulff, lut
Satwrdzy morning,Sepwmber 1s,
lma o.'nm deceased as Belinda
price of the books Wm be P d lane Box, was bom November 30,
trance, not even for books.Those
wishing books may get them fo:
80 cents the wny-Otherwise the
1842 ab Yorkshire,I-Qnglzmd,and
at the nge of twojea rs came ta
,America with her panmts and set-
:uml i.. r~\.:,-um nrimt. w\\»» .»..
from the smdl charge made whenthe ontario is given here m Bun-.|
But one rehearsal will be re-
Mnry wnmstrlo w: and Mn
Omahl.
Funeral sex
at the Baptist
19 at 2:80 p.
Moran olildx
will be made 1
» . " n
um or uouncn mumsn. Hetfje McCann of and Mrs.
' vi c e s a r e t o b e H e l d u i l w n R111
_1_.....-\.z.\.:.|.....Q g n b l M I B .C .
Earl Jenn
R,munzu runny, wr-»'.".-""" '"' "" the $2.50 prize for low scores anam. with Rev. L. J.zn g ~ g g ; g h G. G. Hines and Florence Wolf!
ning HTH ilnfnxm Wolff ''''' were given ten games of golf free,
.f.h B 'me 1'y-'d '.TemroeMrs. Ruth Decker and children Zi.. ».,m"..,.,.E'1?5'?.~.."'2§?1!Ei""In n * r d A . w i r e of Omaha, spent a few days last
week at the hmm of her mother,
Mrs. Bertha Gollehun.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Petersen and
Mrs.James Kirby visited friends
at St. Paul and Albion, Neb. lol-
lowing the Danish conventinn at
Dsnnebrog.They returned Tues-
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Gnu Bathmnnrfen-
tertained a t dinner last Monday
evening, Mr. I. J.assett of Sil
ver City, N. M.,s. Elmer Wild;
~Miss Bess Crowdy ol' this city,
attended the wedding of Miss Lor-
raine Mcilvaine of Omaha to
Arthur Slevenson a t Hanscom
Purk M.E.church last Tuesday
evening, Sept. 18, at 8:30.There
were one hundred invited guests.
Miss Croudy assiswd with the
serving at the reception following
the church wedding.A large num-
ber of Calhoun people were i n
attendance as the bride taught in
the Calhoun schools for two years,
sud Due from
Nadomd And
SLn\eB8llkB lsns avs
quired in Omaha before th ra- """ '""""'""'°"' '"°""°" """~' °--->r lLl.l\.s1n\utorio n given in OMIM. D;c.o15,"W" un "°"'""1'°°"'. 0n_August unnu u
with nne rehearsal a week in me 2?» 1§°1.,%¥%?. ~ §". "¥%F'W9 sfncergly offer our heartfeltS ta te B a n k s
nnhioc t 'Lo c
u m m m
im"n1:;;»;.a u§n.in»ium_ mm Ip wlullm nlnny ull to mm ummto .t.ha !n¢ u| i l| | | nnu| 1 l-mm»¢s¢pc.zsm,¢¢\m|¢num"'"°"um °"""'" ""°\ "f °~|bonwhohelpedulinourdnepilngmludl wi|1bn=|¢mdwhl¢h.°°""' dnu¢hhn|.ndunelon;hm |ol1'°1Yin\.h»dll!.hdoIlr \l=\r`i|mnte¢n:un|en¢!oz~u\sm»5o|-"'°'M°" 05118 in Mlm ma Annie!-1¢»...¢»...lu-.1 |! '*°'°"-'Y'"¥! "'*'l`-"! 1'£'-~61.duh in expnjen gui
.hncki anil I f' T 'a n m m o n ' q g o f
c n e c x »»4 4 o f 0 | \ J " l v o - v ;_ _ _ _ _5 , 8 4 6 . 2 5 e x c h z m g e :.3 , 6 0 2 . 1 :
O t h e r A s s e t s ,i f a n y U £ ' 8 h b ° " d "5 , 0 0 0 . 0 1
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" " ' " ' " " ' " * " f " ' " " ° " ' "»Hug away m me vw 1912 at melgmnh for the many beautifulage of 86'yean.ltlowers; also to the mlnisier andThe chorus is for older as wel!' /"~2"5*'8 as younger voises »1|, in 1act,whn'.In 1866 the family came w i f f u l ''_$318,'l3l,28 ~ c.;:ri:edt"nahv3'|h°ut ""?'"5'.' Washiqgbon county,Neb.;where~"he}:: ¢mfZ§.,,.i`.f.1 waigegannilies.
n are » w e _°' my °e thg settled on a homestead nearl
S above named commxttees see y°"|Ra Hill and where later they CARD or THANKS .
or not.we numbered among the found-~ ...J? ~ _ {? ¥1 °, ._-_'1°'§§.°" of the Rose mn qhurch and We desire in thk manner to
$115,345.31 Expenses . ... .TOTAL
L u n xm m :LIABILITIES
Capital stock
Surplus fund
R-vinci
12,bw.uu
2,500.00 Capital stock . \_;g
Surplus fund . . . ;., . . 1v,wu.w|
Individual deposits
subjectto .cheek . . . .sfe§;499.14
Time certifi-
c a te s o l
A n u r w a y m e my o u d o n ' t a r e b o g o f a r t h e r . a l l g g m ~
r i g h t , n o o n e w i l l b e h u r t b u t Y ° ' " ' C h i c a g o ,
s e l f , f o r e v e n h e a r i n g , n o t t o a p e a l i l a s s t h e
o f l e a r n i n g t h i s g r e a t e s t o f a l l L h é f a n d h e r e
g r e a t o r a t o r i o s i s w o r t h a n y o n e ' s x i n t i l l l r .
the """"f'being """"fd| thank the kind friends who
Rose Hill cemetery in ed us following the recent
their old home About our dear mother,We als
{ ; ; ' Y m`§`.§Z°`1hl?} Elair,to thank the singers, Rev.
ome l h \, flBanks was called m theland al those w o sen n
assist-
loss of
o wish
Bader,
wars.
C/Yéw
d e p o s i t s .$ 1 0 0 , 1 9 1 . 6 5
Denvsitofs guarantee
100 191.65 5Beauz'2}"u[
I m p r o v e d .f l ! - l i d ...¢o
"ro'rA1........$115
STATE OF NEBRASKA I
154.22 de p os i t I 89,646.46
Du e to Na ti o n -
al a nd State.,345.a'r Ban ks . . ..158.69
~
.2 5s , so 42 9
In De p o s i to f s g u ar a n te ef u n d . . . . . . . . . .426.99f
ti me wh o c a n s i n g a t a ll.
No n e o f th e c o mmi tte e me mb e r s
wi ll b e g i ve n an y o th er no ti ee th a n
th i n . o r i n y o u r h o me pape rs ,i t i s
to o b i g a jo b , s o g e t b u s y i n y o u r
o r g a mz a tmn a t. o n c e a n d b n n g a s
_..__.._...eL\-..n _.l!......;__I
g r e a t Be y`°11£_D u r i n g tb e la te Mr s .
y e ar s o f h e r lif e , Mr s . B an k s mad e
he r h o me wi th h e r d au g h te r s, Mr s .
L a mb o f F r e m o n t, a n d Mr s . W u lf f
o f Bla i r .Gr a n d ma B a n k s wa s
de a r ly beloved b y a l l wh o k n e w
Mr s .
Mr s .
Mr s .
Mr s .
A d d i e I d e
E m m a L a m b
L i z z i e W u lf f
B e lle Go wr a n
E d n a K u s y .
1 - _ - - -» ~ ». .-. .. .. -w u t x t v u v n
Tb= Home of Perfccl Talking Pzclu rcs
Roper Cas RangeSEPTEMBER 18
THURSDAY
Grumpy
With Cyril Maude
COMEDY-Dad Knows Best
SEPTEMBER 23TUESDAY
A Lady To Love
With Vilma Banky and Edwmd G. Robertson
COMEDY-l'|l Take That One
Family Night-One 85: Tinke¢Admits Two People
LADIES LADIES LADIES
STARTING TUESDAY, SEPT. 30 Is Free Glassware Night
See Sample of Glasnwnre in Theatre hobby
SEPTEMBER 19 and 20FRIDAY and SATURPAY
1"Saturday Matinee
M i d n i g h t M y s t e r y
v With Betty Compson And bowel! Sherman
AESOpfS FABLE :Now TIME and SACRED FIRES
SEPTEMBER 24 and 25
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
F r e e a n d E a s y
Wim Buster Keaton
COMEDY Clancy at Bat
SEPTEMBER 21 and 22SUNDAY and MONDAY
Sunday Matinee
In Gay Madrid
. With Ramon Novarro and Dorothy Jordon
COMEDY--Shrimp .
: H| |
Washington Cauzf.y,|
l, A. R. Brock. president
bove named bank do so?
wear that the abova ntaten
Wish the
STATE OF NEBRAS
Washington County(
TUFAL $318,731.28
r - } , .
ma n y a s pursslme vo m e .I1n~;r e - i h e r a n d wi l l b e s a d y mi s se d b y C A R I ) U F x1 - mmmhe a r s a l n e xt Mond ay €V€lllllK»h m rlnlsuhfnrn sand 1rmrnr fr¥nn¢l¢¢Insta - Flame!of the The general committee from'Th;gurviving"d5 ug};L¢;3M;;We sincerely offer our heartfelt
Blair is composed of Mrs.Divid-Lim. Addie me, Presho, s. D; Mrs.thanks to the friends and neigh-
Lldummert, Jr.,president oc!the EngmaLamb, Fremont; Mrs. Lizzie hors who helped us in our deep
Ihionday Afternoon Club, Miss LilH|wu1ff,Blair;Mrs.Belle G0wran,|svrrow in the death of our son
"f1'i8'h1§8Fld Don C.Van D°U3€"»;Seattle,Wash.,and Mrs.Edna!and brother, Ray Leon Dowden.
a!
B1
leumly
ment n H f
n :he re-
oni nf 5;tru e a nd c or rec t c opy of 1
..._A ........h.lu.IInn 'r\nnnrlrn
I, A. R. Brock, President of tha
|h¢w»" m d hrmk dn snlemnlvPUILluuucUUum:uuyusuusuuu va u v v w »-- -- --- - - - -- --- --,Tr a d e md é o mme r c e .swe a r th a t th e a b o ve s ta te me n t i s
A_ R_ Broc k a tr ue a nd c or re c t c o py o f th e re - |
____'.p o r t ma d e to th e D e p a r tme n t o f |
who will answer pny questions, by Kusy, Omaha, Nebraskal We are thankful for the many
phone or otherwnse.Funeral services wuelgmdumd beautiful floral offerings,to the
' -an the Rose Hi ll church Mnnmwminls ter.the sinners and this
x
rxe ment.Trade and Commera.
A'r'rEsT=A. IL Bf°°'=~11 J, Murdoch, Director.A'1'rEs1~~President
Carrie Brock, Director.IL J. Murdoch, Director.
Subxcrihed and sworn to before Carrie Brock, Director.
me this 16:11 day of September,Subscribed and sworn tn 'before
1g30_me this 16th day of September,
1930.( s m m A. c . ne w,.<sEAL)A. c. nebel,
Notary Public.Notary Public.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS nrnwnt unfimr *AVE* thu
aftemonn with Rev. Carl c.naa°§' American Legion lor their kids!
officiating, after which interment assistance.
was made in the Rose Hill .1 ~Mrs.J.A. Dowden,
etery.and family
DOES RUSHING BUSINESS
Despite the County Fair which
has been in progress this week,
the' Advance Cleaners have been
experiencing the feelings of the
proverbial cranberry merchant the
past few days.The sudden rush
of business id due'to ihe fact that
last week they announced a spe-
Mns. A. J. Moons CALLED CELEBRATES Blgggmsm
Mrs.John Moore who for the'past three yeanhaebeen a patient_M "i_th°l;niJ"°°b5°'g=3;bf;d~d
cial _1 __\su.iferer, passed away at noonunll'" b a vemary as ;
pnoe on ceaynng ~this Wednesday, Sept. 17, at the uni-°"°"l"¢ by having m a num_ r 9¥?°*~ coupled with a litt {"'"""|ve1-sity hospital in Omaha wherelrelauves and friends to assist in
{'°.?""?'f'¥l"¥end __ 'tf"'l°",she has been confined for over,"h§_,°"e"t'.,_,_, ,_
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Limited Offer
(Continued from page four)
laces and contracts by initiative
pending in the office of the City
Clerk for further action and the
said Iowa-Nebraska Light ann
Power Company having dnee,
under this date, entered into a
contract with the City of Blair,
Nebraska, relating to the furnish-
'ing n! electric current under terms
and conditions as more pnrdcular-
ly set out in said contra/ct,ado
Iowa-Nebraska liglgt ond_Powe1
....... ,....,...- .......,, ..-_ , ...- ...-tion carried.
Moved and Seconded,that the
,Mayor appoint a Committee of the
|Council to draft a resolution ex-
npressing the sympathy of this
body to Councilman Moore in his
bereavement thru the death of his
wife;that said resolution bespread
at large upon the minutes of this
meeting and a copy oi the same
be sent, by the City Clerk, to the
family.All Councilmen present
voting 'AYE', the motion carried.
The Mayor appointed M d a y ,
nas uoouea tnexr place or nusl swith work to the exte nt tha t
became necessary to add to their
force to keep up with the work.
Incidently they carried an adver-
tisement in The Enterprise which
acquainted the people with this
bargain offer and prepared them
for the event.
Lovely new coats ane now on
sale at the Fashion Center in sizes14 to 48 in prices ranging from
$10 w $69.50 All coat havechoice fur sets.I 35~1t'
thirteen weeks.|
Deceased was born in Jacksom
Chunty,Indiana,Sept.4,1871|
where the family lived until they
moved to Blair in 1883.Since that
time Blair has been her home.
On May 27, Florence B. Rodman
and A. J. Moore were united i n
marriage and to this union four
children were born one of whom
died in infancy.The three remain#
ing children are Bernice and Gladys
both at home and a son, Farnbee,
residing in Denver, Colorado.
l nose presenn were: 11. U. Hun]
and son of Omaha;John Hooks
and famiiy,Mr.and Mrs.H.C.
Jensen of Blair. Mr. and Mrs. W.
llc r \:'s n n e w th r i ll l u Ga s
C o o k e r y ! ln
T h e N e w Roper Gus Ru n g e
sec ms a lmo s t h u ma n l a r l t
li g h ts Its e lf by me r e ly u n r u -
ln g on the g as . y e s, o ve n th e
o v e n . - u n d ,too,lm L e nd : to
th e c o a k lu g a u to m a ti c a lly
by lts o ve n c o n tr o l.
I t s In s u la te d o ve n m u k c s i t
ec on o mi c a l a nd emc le nt.I l l
be au ty ls a a t o n l s h l n g - l u
ru g g ed n e s u a ma zi n g !
$1. 00 d o wn n u m t h e R p p o r
i n y o u r kltc h eu .C o ma t o
o u r s h o wr o o ms a n d
T..\.,...¢JA)»,. .,.J,... I'
_. - _ - . . .- _...--_. _ _E .K i n g d o n a n d c hi ldr en o f K e n -
na r d , Mi ld r e d | K in g d on o f Omah a .
See th e n e w Ha t s ,Co ats a n d
Dresses Ba b e i s se n di n g to th e
Fa s h i o n C e n te r f r o m New Y o r k .l t
NOTICE
Company {=°W °"'*'""Sd'"""' Bigelow, uunduu and o'um1»n on \|Mrs. Maore has been an a\:tive'This includes physical csem. m sand propos "P "Ee" the above committee.COST OF PAVED ROADS member of the Bantist nhurrh fm-'limherimr ex¢r¢im_cwithdraws said petition herewioru * " " '~~~~Moved and Seconded, this meet-
U18 ~ adjourned until Wednesday
evenws. September 24, 1980, 7:30
P M All Councilmen present vot-
filed and further serves notice
upon Llxe City Council and City
Cle rk o f Blur, Ne hmu, tha t i l
will not be bound by nor will it!'j ,_comply with the result of X *A-YE, the motmn carried.
election which might be called by Wm- c. E. Knnne,
said City Clerk on account ol the City Clerk
~'J. Harold Stewartfiling of said proposd..
'''~L~=- ---»--».....:.Mayoral (Continued from Page One)
carried three times as much traffic.
On some heavily traveled stretch-
es the cost of maintainimr travel
y and`ai§H §f¥1§I§\a\r`Ei`5f.`fJf i i§£1§`ér§fZ1re§`2»}»`é`£2{u1¢5.
She was also prominent in charity|Class or private lesson
work from her early life and did expression.This includ
much for suffering humanity;breathing,tone placem
H e r f i r s t i l l n e s s o c c u r r e d t h r e e m e m o r y w o r k ,a n d p u b l
tr a u m a n f n n .u l n n . .n i . . ...¢.I................:.......... I .........-Ti S . . - . ¢ - N L . . - . n i i - 2
eral atimates that may be made
for maintmiance, interest and de
preciatioii on pavement..
The cost of maintaining gravel
roads increases in direct proportion
to the traffic, while Lhe maihten-
ance and "overhead" on a pave-
ment are fairly constant.Rubber
tires seen to cause no appreciable
time she was confined in the Clark-
son hospital for about six months
and most of the time her éondi-
tion was critical.Aner her me
eovery she enjoyed a period of
fair health but the old trouble seem
ed to return in a n aggravated
form and thirteen weeks ago she
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wear/on concrete, and the traffic
may be doubled without any ma-
terial increase in maintenanoe or
depreciation.
Opponents of paving have at
times given out figures showing a
higher cost, usually they have fig-I
ured interest at a higher rate thanthe state usually pays.And let ic]
be remembered, an interest charge
must be figured into the annual
cost whether we pay cash or hor-
rnw funds.Most estimates on de~
predation are sdsu too high.Con-
crete pavements built by the crude
methods of fifteen or twenty years
ago are still good lor many more
years of servia, and a much long-
er life may be expected from pave-
ments built with we improved
methods and careful supervision
which they reaive today-
Since malntenance costs on gra-vel vary wiui the traffic and other
conditions, no fixed rule will apply
no all roads.But on the average
road carrying moderate traffic,
pavement will cost very little if
any more in the long nm tha n
gravel,while on routes carrying
the heaviest traffic,pavement is
unquestionably the cheapest.
If there is any doubt as to which
type is cheaper,when road cost:alone is considered,this doubt*
quickly disappears when vehicle
cost is considered.-Rock County
Herald.
The NE W CROSLE Y
Just Arrived _
N Quality of PerformanceBEAUTY of DESIGN
~LOW PRICES
The Arndt Hardware
SHKHMR
20 lb- Fipe Granulated Sugar for $1.00
100 nh. Sack $4.95
COFFEE
GEM 32c seller ....°...27c
MERIDO 37c seller '.32c
99 I-2 4lc seller ......36c
These specials are _for Fridaj, Satur-
day and Monday only.
CA S H A N DC A R R Y
North Slde Store
Phone 113 or 114
Fresh Fish Every Friday We Deliver
~or \;vhom the art of m~tihg fol~
across the footlights is a task,
rather than a pleasure.
For those not. inberesfbed in piano
elsewhere, I give hour or half hour
lessons.Pupil of August M. Borg-
lum, Omaha.
Call Green 246 or see Lucille
|Kemp.35-1:
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f~.
f \n n o u n c l n g / M;\
~The Arrival of ~ I
O u r N e w L i n e o f ~~
Cliildrenfs and Mlkaes '_I ~
:C O A T S l
<q No w yo u c a n o u t f i t the ehildren ~
Hght in a hom e store vvith needed ,_
. L `apparel without a trip to the city.'Ti
1
New Fall Hats .
We have a full line of new fall hats, large head sizes is our spe»
cialty.Call and look our assortment over.
I-Ioszery
We are offering a special forthis week on Ruby Ring hose. Reg~
ular price $L35- going at $1.00 per pair..
Gloves
We are headquarters for the well known Hansen glove.
~`THE.S TYLE SHOPPE
MRS. C. C. VAN DEUSEN, Proprietor
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U 1 W C W O I L u m ;p a c a u u u In;-|.n
4 1._r : _ Ltionsaidlowa-Neuman ugmandPowerCompanyfurtherre-
quests and directs said GRY Clerk
not to call any election under said
proposal.IOWA - NEBRASKA LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY, r
By W. M. Hopewell,
ln: Attorney.
Moved and JL...nded,that the
withdrawal as filed hy the 1owa~
Nebraskx Light and Power Com~
puny be received, approved and re-
corded upon the minutes of this
Council.On roll 6311,Bigelow,
Cruwdy, Hundahl, Jensen, McKay,
Schmidt and Rubens voting 'AYE',
Mo o n being absent,"lo motion
earned..
The Street & Alley Committee
report that they have investigated
the petition presented for pavingColfax Street from Third to sim]
Street and Sixth Street from Col-
fax to South Street and find said
petition m be correct and accord-
ing to law,and this Commmee
recommend that a district be form-
ed.Mend and Seconded, that thel
see the new Hats,w g a n d
Dresses Babe is sending the
Fashion Center from New York.l t
mo n n r m c o mm- mc l n l .
n s v m r n m m
(By Supt. D. v. Manner)
With the completion of the new
senior high school, Blair High can
now boast of one o!the finest.
commercial departments in the
state.This department consists
of two rooms located on the sec-
ond floor in the west part of the
senior high building.One room is
designed to take care ol forty mod-
em,up~to-dabe,adjustable book-
keeping desks.These desks are
finished in mahogany brown which
ia the standard color for all desks
throughout the new building. There
is plenty of room in and on bop of
them desks for all bookkeeping
supplies necessary for the doing of
efficient work.North of thebook-
keeping is a typewriting room de-
signed w me care of twenty-four
typewriters.The department is
above petition be found sufficient
and that o paving district be form-
ed-On roll call, Bigelow, Crowdy,
Hundahl, ienstn, McKay, Schmidt
and Roberts voting 'AYE', Moore
being nbsent, the motion ..;..,..fed.
Moved and Seconded,that the
Nixon-Reynolds Co. of Omaha, Ne-
braska be employeduts special en-
glneeis on this proposed vlvinz
district, that their fee for this
work be five (5) per cent of the
total cost °g the improvement ond
that the Mayor and City Clerk be
authorized and directed to enter
into a contract with the Nixon~
Reynolds Company on behnK of
using the latest models of L. C.
Smith and Remington machines.
These machines are in use from
eight o'clockin the morning until
five o'c1ock at night.Approxi-
mately one hundred students use
these machines daily.
On account of the popularity of
this department, it had been found
necessary to add mother teacher:
Miss Harriet Helms of Lincoln,
took up her dudes in commercial
work last Monday.Miss He lmi
supervises the tyepwriting work
while Misa' Drewelow teaches book-
keeping and shnronnu.
Blnir High offers a two-year course
in commercial work including be~
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the City-on roll au.Blgelow,'
Crowdy, Hundnhl, Jensen, McKay.
Schmidt and Roberts voting 'AYE',
Kilwihz and advanced typing, be-
egl-'UQZ d advanced shorthand,
absen the motion.oo een s and the nwesnaryg m l m m g M ~ e o u r s e s .The work accom-
Moved and swmded, the sudo plmhod xo this dewlrfment equals
-Engineer,for the new pavmg,the work ot the avenge hudness
di m-i n be m a m m a so prevar¢|°°'°¥°°Many of the graduates °f
this department are able to secure
Wmmetdnl poddom in our neigh.
boring cities.
the necessary plans and speci1'ica~
dam and tile the some with the
City Cle rkaa soo nupo lsible. All
Coundlmen present voting 'AYE',
the mo lzi o nurli d.
Moved and Seconded,that the
S1reet&AlleyCommi¢¢eebosu¢h-
oriud to have thetroea between
WdkerAv mo e andSkfhStre ¢to n
Oolfaxstreetromovedglaeooartor
this work not to exceed n m
Do llnrs a ndtlmtthe wo rkmnxtbe
See U1 te k rl e 'that v.h¢<l£m°n Cenm- L".'?.i5
selling to school gon at only sms.
-Hi lto n Tho rne d Ciifton,Km.. am nm. 'Quick of Va. were
zo u t s a t t h ¢ D . V . H u l e r h o m e
- -sg this wack.
the cute new m u~the lhnhion Denier in mm
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