10-23-1930EN'FERPRISE1»~THE WASHINGTON COUN'l'Y'S
1.Amss'r PUBLICATION.~PLAYS No xmvonrrms 4-
BLAIR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER WASH |NGToN COUNTY 7GENERALANDIDCALNEWSANDcommrrr
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ues ToAnnoy
mnzwnu.PARTY
Afuswellpxrtywuheldnttlm
hams of Miss Betty Most.:last
Saturday afternoon complimenfary
w Miss Pnzdance st:lcklm dAugh~
ter ofidr.and Mrs.Clark Strick
lett who with her parents nremovingtoElktyNeb.
The girls Min Prud
ence with hzmdkerohiefs bokens
of their love ind esteem for her
as one of their dear school friends.
1 A nioe\unch was served and the
game bunco furnished consider
able lun for all.Eloise Morris
won the Zixst prize and Dorothy
Irrown the booby.
Others besides those mentioned
present were Elly Made Larsen
Katherine Sas Faye Hansen and
Jean Gilbertson.
BLAIR POSTMASTER
I CELEBRATES
On lust Thursday evening Oct.
16 Poatxnamer John White got tlqesurpriseofhisli!e when around
twentyfive or thirty friends came
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V1 sewn =~.v.w»Twenty-eightCandidates
of the Blnir city schools proved tbeoneofthemost.suohggful in
history.Many of the old Klldlthemaelust week, and more will
tollnw at intervals.The wnrk of
replenishing the lake wllh water
has proven so ruccemful that the
nm in again restocking the water
nth line game nm.The lake hu been nlsai two
feet since pumping wwe!hall!the
Mlnwuri river started early in
September.3600 gdlong per mln
nte have been pumped in a ten
inch stream thzee<!aurths of amileday and night dnce the first
week in September.It will be con
tinued until slapped by la.
The fish put ln the lake last
week include seven thousand bass
and six thousand perch andpike.All scavenger fish were remaved
earlier in the season.The state in furnishing the engineandpump and services oione
man while the gasoline and oil
and extra man are being paid lar
from private hands near the lake
The equipment will be kept there
and used whenever neeeuuy and
probably increased with s dmdgernext season.The last time wafer
,~aenback eo un put in the
Homeeoming events
|The Homecoming wu ollidnllyopened Thursday evening with abigbonfireonthelocalathletic Everything is all set to go far
Held.Speeches were made bythe presentation of CorporalCoachteachersgradsandstuEugentauightmdtomorrowdents.After this the entire ttunight at the B F.D.Hall at eight
zxrncr LAllGE .AUDlENCES
AT nom:TALENT PLAY
dent body paraded to the mninoclock.The cut is ready for the...._____.L_U-.._L __.....
§in\e omee seem- mme wm-ingtdn County/1| iid:Hunt for
Veten.Meetings Sdednled for
Nut Week.
CAMPAIGN WILL SOON CLOSE
Radlm Have §¢en Used Through
Farmer Lulu I-my Chirlrem.D.v.
Be Burglar Whn Mnkel Bi|Get
Anv
UFFENDERS STILL AT mms
C°\l!\¢l!and Ivwl\s Slifer Alike.
;£7Q
No Relief Given.The Law Fails I" " "nl me c|:y_wnene gnu event ana me lpeualues are out the ~No Exdleschoolyellsweregwen.all tuned up.The pammittees inlFridaynoonthehighB¢7\0ld|arge of arrangements mport ment ls Evldent.to Fuwion
band gave a. short concert in the
main business section.About oneoclock the members of the alurgpi
classes commenced hiappeat at
the high school.Twelve different
classes were represented. The oldf
est class who had a representativeherewastheclasspf1879Miss
Came Wiseman repre nting this
class.There were fiv graduates
that prospects point to the highest
entex{bainment ever staged in
Blair.
One of the outstanding features
of the entertainment is thc big
patdntdpageant which opens the
Blair.They give their pledge to
One of the qulenesrt campaignsinyearsisdrawingto sl stage and
on Tuesday November 4th the
great battle o!ballots will be def*
initely decided .and the winner;_i I .will walk into their respectivegggwhu;o;d;_g§_;>~;g~g_3|ff for a term ol four years.The county or local campaign has
the flag in a very stirring ma.v\ncr.l ef ={@_fl\\l9\ as that of We SFP?
The pilfering and robbingthat
\
has been going on for the past
several months docs not seem to
be on the decline.On ThursdaynightniInst week Albert Ruff of
near Orum lost nity cnicmns anaonevery hand the story is told of
how the housewife on the farm has
worked diligently to raise the
usual flock of chickens only to
lose them by petty thievery which
seems to be rife in the land.
Will Linden living just east of
Blair has bern the victim of chick
en stealing several tirma out late
and Ed Landers down at De Soto
has lost heavily.
Nor are the country peoplealoneinthis.Prof.D.V.Masaer
of me class of 1879.Mr.c. 1L§'r1\e minstrel is another high1igm|""?'."'""°were are """'Y aeaueuMead represented the class of of the show with its puppy music€°p""°"B as on the °ut°°"°'therewas.R o. need of the class of and in bmk :ma comedians. The i' absolutely no muck M-'"!"l914. whose home address in Phila-'climax comes when the awkward .Next w°ek!h°f'°""5.P'°m'°"_'°
I delphia Pennsylvania gave a briefsquad enters ln fheir famous
talk to the alumni and high school.g march to the tune of Smile SmileIThefollowingprogramwaspreSmile.
\sented in the high school auditorl The soldiers and sailors chorus
:mm.precedes the third act and It is.an
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ue mum acuve in political circles
as annolmcements are out.Lo the
effect that Chas.W.Bryan dem
ocratic candidate for governor will
speak at Arlingmn on ThursdayOctobersoandinBlairatDann
noweu mm me lun 'I'ln :ln Gnllh| Started un loudly afllnlr 'l'elm Wlhl Uvuul Delelll!'*'€" gn ""'°'?'§~Cnlhx sum Gndng mm-I an Walmo wan-lm In nrulum
esday night was aw Bd bs ain on him upon invitation from W.r .1Mlvah._I....l....:+1.0 ln...nunnwnnnrlanuanrll ~~~~.|Vlctnry Their First for This omecuu
Year Welcom
Aeknow
ns oyme nlgu Dlzuuul Duuu euuerulmmg 1Cl|.q}1q;Lua girls1en College auditorium on Friday Octe.......AliceZBeckman ¢horugappearg1nthsasw as rIedgementfDonaldKieferinthemlnstrelsteppingtopeppyober31.Arthur J.Weaver re
___ _ _Supt.Massa:tunes.publican candidate for governor.........Dr.Mead.Raefam tha cmLain :men wn #lm A.C.Sorensen ropubiican candi
prowlex; who broke a window in Mm White,to extend cchisnltemntwgainadmittancedomandhelphimoele
tul _|¥.8 uaunas lu lG&\» un;glvuuu hsvu"vugg;1;the lake ~to guch gn e!eva.ion|Will Tl3i¢Ten Days.
sioin was
emry.and nice
d by the
that even higher water in the river |would be necessary before the luke
could be again supplied.It is b¢~cuue of this change in land condi
tion that the pump and dxedze will
'Jos OOMPLETED IN s WEEK5 coAcu L1cm.rrEnPLEASED
F work on the Colfax sue!The Homecoming was broughtzmdmsnrvievtwasstarvedlasttoaverysuccessfulclosebyabemdno keen any splendid mm Monday with euwghogxufe bruum victory at me Blair 1ugh~W makexntstc}sss_¢ond\t|o_n;__.__.»......~....¢..ma ....~+m...an .»..nv.!ootba\l mm over the Wahoo
Speech
Speech
SpeechShmt.Pluto
Yells
After
into his home.The attempt.fail birth armiversary.
ed and a load of shot followed the The auspicious occa.:culprit who escaped through the=~1=%¢r@1=f=i=wedding pnliyf
S."tar ""..m;""r ~dl:for attorney 8000111 um Goo.Junlnf cllll 3...|\|||\...».....f............ll!|~~
~ba:k rate.1 Visiting was enjoyed ¢¢¢.y b¢|UU \¢| | \fdSd|or United Stale:Senator allT15playisitgfugmigR;candidates for reclaection will all
g d y y g b dy O b9
80th.This dves the voten of thisthesceneofactzmtywasyourtroublesaway.A splendrd
.red to the foougau.field home mlm cm win bring cop}_1§1{1*_§_j};2_PP§_{*_§fj§{__*{§§f1}§
refreshhnents were serveNOTICEToTHEPUBLIChostess.
......._.._|No goods or services are to be Sqdre Jones in reported to be rnoxa an »;gf;muFzarazlg ~rlicelyw a W M |Warriora.Blair chose to receive¢en e n€hl1lP.Ed L0 133113 College 11111888 WY?BiCk Bt hi!100l.D1ll§place in ?be ?mm .r n_1_........1...s...1.I fha wnrlr nf nlsaoinv Th!!fnnhl 1lm.lul»hl¢1l..f¢.1».M |.r¥n11n.I .nhl
a
school
trausfel
Qumialed by one of the_regu1arly norh Blair.I eunuaau nu ~~~v r ~Ql$¢2.;f1i¢Z¢TM 5 .for the gutters Siarbed this momlngandwilltakeabout ben days to
WILDEWOOD CIRCLE eomplete.The laying of the pavusmsIN I 1.CALHOUN |lJi1 nap .sl socgn 98 a 93
=..v.....ww ..»..w ...n ..Blair man returned the ball ua the
middle pf the field.By a series
of football passes and wide end
Blair advanced the ball
when the Blur mga schaol foot poral Eagan w Blair.Ir is spon *WY vuvcr
ban beam won a glorious vfdgg noted by the M.n Ladies Md and make an attempt to do no.
over the Wahoo Warriors.B r put onunder the dir§ction of theHighhasalwaysbeensuccessfulUniversalProducingCompury.ANCIENT BsT0R OF BLAIR
in their Homecoming games.Blalrl _______
.
authorized purchasing agents of
me College Mr.AxvidPeng-aen.Mr. Ned Curtiss, or underaxg-ned.pnnlnnnnn Iif HiGoods may be sold on account.to
the vprious organizations,athletic,
musical Hterary,etc.,but must
than be billed and cqllecbud rom
x vu Lauvuu
way is
f »»n
Reality
»ux mucus ox guwer ui U1 um WHll rvwnms wahoos goal ann early ln ~~.aj bl wiThelastoithesemiannwthreeweeksof good weather the the first qua:ber aqored. a point .§§,I.§.§»¥iZ"§iI.§"r2;5»df a e ~
~.aufherinzu of the wimewma job shoulld be complete.after the touchdown was made.
lunrcle (or the current year was There wa;no score in the second NEW BOOKS AT
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mrs.Mxnme Uugean brought adinninz1mmaSaltLakeCity.I ish pager mentioning the recent
lden waiiing anniversary.cele
bration of Mr.and Mrs.Nicholas
Schmlttroth of that dry who weremmriedhereinBlairfiftyyearsam.
the o1'g8-Ilization making.purchase;Ima at Une home d Henry Rnhwep LAST CHANCE FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY I Recognizelnuarter. - however.in the um-dandnotfromDanaOollege.No E.4..n.....1...»¢.....\L...fvlmaul f »umecrnx \:|r.~un\:ne|.f...f.n§;§..v..l.....LLI€9tliCtiollS as to gggjg purchases.ljfldlllg wiv ~IHIOYIHI [LII rs.;;§;~uluuulnxx nluuauunq quurwz |;|¢||§:curls uwculu:DumiAlllgillsmustbepresentedfor!Dirt A Flnd Slwtdvray ll Bc1ng_P d pmw r dt Mrs Anna meneed workxng again and pushed The foliowing books are in at
...4\_.L _ n._..4 .ra n.._m ..:n|:m._\.|&11 ~=._ _Af.fm mhnnrmnl #him {l||nrsu|mu|over two more touchdowns.Late in the public library and two of thempayment not mm:uum me unr. "lg mm:cm "mx ul nun.non Mmgn Miss Mary Cook and Mr.
tho mont lvllvwiflil . pun:ha8é~|ls Being Ruahed.um ~Don C. Van Deusen.Mr.We apprecmbe the landncss gf md M _ J bn Axonaonlnd MigmanypeoplelnBldrwhohnve an mvrzns w wnsulmrrou sr ~o_}=;myln~Mrs.W;G=H.\rds9n__g§§d
th f nh ~uppers Farmer unveil w u_.dvlnc Sto 1 San Michele by Axel Few ~Bl.nir l u todlevenmgbethe¥r mf Ju?».ii in l;lairs Wm;awry.uma;oand Years or cms \>y=C\=»f\¢Mention on ms Method vm ~55 oeeadon hui
memlgers wm In P¢rMW=d.?._am Lhmw forward p an Mnn;aref.Ayes Bames wgre .*!\¢4 H92 B4§§ilp¢~Hnndulion Hrs ~her »fgn m|f.he Messiah Chonu Director N. J.or forward num in a ab hsi sellershat week in Chi¢8K:.om Scientific Prinddla.all the family well.Mn.chmiwPIE_.I~_.?.H_.=;='=L.;':""1:_"":; rn LL-....|..._.._......._n...............l2......._____|lii8: Adil, apq ;\1 Effflmm ofOmahngumouncil:d at thehaempt fa scofe. One of these pus-New non-fiction: "Story of ~mth nu Anim Wann and livedwith hex-pmnu md amen onDluaIllulluuzuluuvtuycsuaunxoHI!stranger U1l»Yl:ll|1B Over gpg gen;Ifgm gqqm Q1 DuLl.I.\..n _u _Il_..W pre mhenrsal last Thursday evenmg.es was mterceptod by Bucklin who Michele by Axel llunthe Per SHOULD BALANCE RAUQN3dnoEltheCollegefreecredtheFf n u Hxghway Just west There was a large attendance M This is obvious for now members ran 80 yards through the entire so ty of a House by Emilylt.Hfe ér ~.?_.Fli§f f ~infot I .?thouh x;nembers ~_..¥??FiIi§f»f¢er that date would hold back Wahoo tum for the lan touch Post:Ton Modern Poets by Rica The success W.H.Chariot of
Qthe cormr vihem the JuniorhighIschool nawShmdl.\Thx clinninn anaccountinga.prompr.uuuug ul..um:me fgluzens or me aupxnlng ww Omaha au12.......;I .L ....4L L.nnnnneniit 4........:_|_....n ..............L.£........_..I 4 9__._""°"?~'.P"?""§°""'f'ff" others who have been rehearsimrldown of thezame.The firmlscore B1-nnlner: "Green Pastures"by near Blair has had 'misimr uiszs|xml thnt theno"gg1 m°:°for a month, now.was 25 wnodxing in fawfox of 1S°m»}|y "Meals,Testerl,ls the subject, of an article Brihia couple m°¥~3a £°
~°gg in °;§,,"u.,|The membership is now well Blair.The boys played their best Tusted and Appmved"by Good in the November inue bl Clpper|1890 and Mr.Schmittmth haebeenFf__f _.Z ......x over one hundred n lnrge enough game against Wlhoo.The line Housekeeping;Gond Times for Farmer national tam mlzuine identified with mining ever dna
IIIBE U1 cuul l1l""ll an """"I uymue many melnr.Duaxulsna am.:gnoq unngniforpropercheclnngBI§d_§_11Ul»were to have their dreams of yeamlggthgring onErland Nglson,come true in hsvinz A read hiKh-ItnrwardtoActing I%ssident.\,ny on which theyEJ\llu,r.nlvel "" A Pmmm ox ~" "al" "'"°'; group w give a wonderful rendi- held better than ever before. Hem- An" by Ashfon; Spanlsh»Amerieanwith nearly a million circrrmtion they want west.Foxy years ago'n.~entertained the S""" un " ° " "non of uw nw ontoria in the etz, Jensen md Buckun pmed m dicuonary.lpublmwd at Topeka,Kansas,by he located me consolidated Jeffer-
-...yf=~§.frgd_ ff (AVE 0C-\0¢|¢-_. ; ,u.:.zn'w high school auditormm about be the chief ground gainers for.New mystery and adventure Senator Arthur Capper.The ar~ son mine at the mouth ot little
J\llur.nlvelrand
L41
md the
we in F
quite a :S
J\llur.nlveleat
towsunsWOMAN|Beginning at theATCONVENTIONWashingtonsheet
~be¢n graded w me lsmaeconventiong!__ the house which is locate
J\llur.nlvel IKE
o
axlie Chan Carries On ticle entitkd He Clean $5 Net
by Em Biggers;Patient in Room Pig follows:.Ln mms ls by Mignon Eberhnn;Murder|
____at the Vicarge b
a Cotton wood cnnyon twemyfive.miles southeut of Sm Lake CityLf you can take the pigs thru where he hu been mining évcr
y Agatha Chnntie \lltfint two months of their liveslsinoe.He in vicepreddem.and
J\llu,r.nlvel
""°'§Z.l°€"n.'" "1 ~mh,u1|mwpm»m.Bllil
fl:-»»¢-mf muaz.y,uf.maun.c;.gg1l¢h¢.'2'..u.»..'»'}.'.'T|.'?.|...,..."...".§.'.¥
Blair.
,
Blair.he Odd
Fellows
Rebckah Assembly wasfwmonzplascweekand
Ielegsliou from the locad
:nt ovu to attend all or
t.he wlroad tracks.East of this
bplldlng and before crossing the
track the road turns south gm;parallels the wkaad tracks to the
point east o!the Harry Ervey
as Fr Cullman um mr um *~~~lens Th out wifh Omaha soloists.At theMnw.P.Cook at Omllm eoldofficerswere albo redoched ;t §?;2§m SeZfg_1 gefy m
the huisinesa meeting:F.w.Amdt .go o
uf Blair president and Miss P=»|§.?iJ.1?.M...tw......¢......\..o.
I TheIouowmg ¢1iPP¢d from the "Green Complex" by Hmm Hl8»wilho\|t, mishap. the chances axelmanagernf the GoldenParphyryI
e=¢.Pi1gf Renvbliwl aounds_like Groth;Ladies Man"by Rupenxbey then wiuimve clear mms.Mmm;wmloldtuneswheyteachersmeetmgsHughes;Tiny Cuwreg by H_ (;_according go w_H;Cnulot :wm_They~hmwenhelddunngtheschoolye\McNei1e.mm mn N 1coyebraakawhoonrtaeen gandfittingnrozramswereren1n¢L..¢.....|.¢.f:..~dnnmm.1.1 ....|............1....¢ \..~.....m |\a.whnm ww
I
my,n eiglt ehlldre
nndchildxen
num fm chi
I
and
all of
a mm
Iodges
vu
Iart sessions.farm.Herr the hilrhwm;|:r¢:|snle\|ers. nf
O1
Ire~treuur¢r uv 1 g ~unit;aims
\¢v||vGu||.r|¢u.~inxjomlnsr thelocal chorunbeAppzsqoIll ;j,';i 1§ <§ £';;,2"e;.;»1.;"<;;.;;a XL."1
were in attendance gil1r111E.' the four md join.: Hn old road leading west. mmm
day Session.Meetmgs were held'The grade is now compkte up to composed
in the rhurrhna .und Cullen and n.:.. ......:....¢. .....| u.- ........|-........s.....lhvmimvél
App Bo ~gp _th ti v;f BUVM Bvvnnsu j Aunnvu l |ly\\Auu|vi.||v§§vu ann v ¢wv g vvv:nv vu sua1QLP&IQ9F 9¢1!dj¢1 v¢\§¥P@P>€bxfhh ugxred r ¢ F d Q venus.W Eden by Peter B.Kyne.24 so arm mm.Mr.Chariot rum ~<fe r:z
.fgfrsmme www ofwzvening.ng:thu evening a ~wSid1 occurred in the Hours by louis Bmmfiem.Years rm P15 crops a year.He hu gmc rgr.~1:1f~
nm..ma lmnw IP.Ki;emr.le rd7wiu be kept me attendance ww dw work of the school.of Gnee by mmrei Awilion tha way to market by the time ll 5 C.MEETS
Apph school
auditoriums.
um muu r»slr mf this dry.one af the ctive lncal membenandprominentinstate._atficemvaselectedvicepresldentoithe
Punt Officers Association \of the
state..Grand Islnnd was selected for
the meeting place next year.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Last Thursday evening Oct.16
Mr.H.J.Hansen observed his
birthday by inviting a number of
his friends ln ta spend the evedng
at his home an West St.
Mrs.Hansen served e delicious
supper during the latter part of
the evening and visiting was en»joyed until a lute hour.
Those presmnt were Messrs.and
Mesdamea A.R.Brock Julius
Peters:Jens Clausen A.C.DebelnflChristensenHansKnud.
sen Skov Nielsen Lars HansenJensAndersenLouieRobertsonSorenLarsenRasmusJohannsen
Mrs..Innes Kirby and Inga Knud
sen.
BRYAN To SPEAK
Charles W.Bryan democratic
candidate for governor will speak
uns puun.um uw sum culuv.nsc~Itlonaewinbusy gndingfmm
thntparintwut.Ahlghgndeis
bdnglhmwnnponthezosdbs
tweentla=ekveymdtheJ.L.Pet
ersen farms and the Melsner hill
|isalsobe.lngglvenngoodvorking
|
II
down.Rte road is being straightenedbetweentheForestNewellandthe
Frank Brown farms by taking acornerfromeachforwhichthe
owners will be paid when the time
comes by the county board.
This road leading to Orum and
lm the hear:of the best agricu1~tural section of the county has
long been needed and will not onlybeegreatcomfortandconveni
ence to the farmers of that sectionbutwillalsube a great asset ln abusinesswaytoBlnir.
s J.woomzurr
Independent Candidate nominlted
by petition.lor the Hausa nl RepresentativesIromWnshlngtun
county.
lf I am delegated by the 1aw~
lbidillz Godsesrmg citizens of
wuhisgmn county to represent
them in we legislature I wxumake
my best effort to reduce the V.ghdrv"m eve'
\
..n........¢............_._..___.uf Omahl
srlmz 'rnxcanns/MEETING rmxrmmm;
nw Nebraskn State Teachers
Association will hold thdr with
annual meeting in Omdm on Ort.
29 and 80.The Blair tankers ueplanningtonttendTheBldr
teachers hnve usually taken a FY
active pert in the matlnge of the
Association and they also receive
greet edueationd vaduesirom these
meetings.Among the Nntiunal
talented who will speak before the
teachers are:Captain Sir Hubert.
Wilkins ExplorerScientist Auth
or Joy Morgan Editor N.E.A.
Journal Louis Augusyae Pecllelein
Dean College of Edueatien Unl
verslty of Cindnnnti Frederick
Warde Eminent :\ctcrShxke
apeuean Authority Dr.Charles
H.Judd Director School of Edu
cation Unwerdti ot Chicago
Henri Tamer Bailey Artist and
Teacher Direcwnol the Clevelind
School oi Art.
P1NocuL.EPARTY |
Mr:and Mrs.PM Long who
reside ln northwest Bhir enter
Inr it woudd be unjust no thechorusasswholetolmvethose
gunz part lndhe public renditionastheoratorin_who hsve nut had
sudident rehsuul.
ln.M.J.mmm.wife!!thenew head d the manic depnnmenl.at Dun College hu served ns nc.companlet for the put two rehear
ws und it is nwdess to say she
does it very sceeptnhly she beingAteacherofpianoherself.It is
very my to understand that Prol.
and Mrs.Malmin are very popularupatDma.We predict they
Ivillbeequallysointhecitybeforethey have been here very lang.
WAUBONSIE BRIDGEnEnfcAr1oN
Reed \0Hanlon ol this city ecceptedan.invitati¢m to he presentat the dedication of the new $900
000 Waubonde bridge over the
Mismuri flveraf.Nebraska City onlastFriday.The cold raw day msde the
bridge A rxtiler mmeamfoztahle
place upon which to stand but theformalitieswere soon over and the
crowd gathered at American LeBi n park for the remainder of theceremonies..
A nnmhe:nf nmminnnt men al
Much good came out of theme meeff
ings and mmy A een.her lmsbeentobetterwarkbespiraionkulned.Y Uk
We have not heard ol these
meetings ln Wushingtun county for
eeveml years.Perhaps we have
outgrown them here but we cmt
hdp but ieel that the close touch
and the inspiration gained would
be well worth the effort.
Following is the clipping:The conference for nuel teach
ere prepared lw Oo.Supt.MissAnneWillandheldlastSatunday
(Continued on page ten)
POLITICAL MEETING \
Senator Geo.w.Norris and
Attorney General C.A.Sorenson
will speak in Blair on ThursdayeveningOctober 30 at eight oclock
at the city hall.Both are republicanundideteaaskingforreelectionatthecomingelectionin
November.They have something
worth while to tell the public.All
voters shodd be interested in
hearing them.The FL Calhoun
bend will be on hand with peppymuedc.
Thursday a.m.Mrs.Annie
Arndt vice chairman of the renublicancmmtvneutralcommittee
'§»mE§; ;.Kjng.;, Mind" ey numggbgntini;Fire ol Youth by Hu
lgaret Pedler;Cavems ol Sunset
:by Haworth;wud wma br
Temple Bailey;Spanlm laver by
arman.spéunegde bopka:Interuntionnl
Mind AleaveLend of the Sun
God by Hanna Rydh;lArson
Duke of Mongolia by Frans Aug
ust Larson;14.nd of the Pepper
Blrd by Sidney DeLa Dee;Blue
Glamof DY Webb wndm;
of Chinn by ShengCheng;Meet
the Germans by Phillips;Ex~
press to Hindustan by Ellis.
cuuncn CALLS IOWA MAN
|
|At a business meeting at the
officials ol the First Lutheran
church on last Monday night to
consider calling a new pastor.the
board decided to invite Rev.James
Lund of Neale Iowa to come to
Blnir fo take 6318282 of the ph.e~
karate here.|Rev.Lund ie known to ma.nY of
the Lutheran congregation as he
was in Blair during the World
war and served an one of the four
minute men at that time.He is umarriedmmfsndlusafamilyand
while those in charge do nut know.\....
f the next arrives.The spring cropapprozdmetes150thefellcrapi100.Not ln 18 years has medial
treatment been necessary.Hn
seeks l»tl¢ut$5nbeadaboveooet
Ia:md.un seldomlms he mmmit.lpsomeseasonsitlmsbeenmuthhigher.To start with I have goodbreedingsaidlr.Chsrlet as he
showed his his type Poland Chinn.
I look to balanced rations nomattenwhatltcoeusthoughthe
prieee be taken into eonaiaeratin.
l<or example 1 like sham but if
the prlee goes too hish.I cut down
|on me supply and put in more oi
something like ground oats.His
usw muon mcludee both oats and
shorts in a 6050 ratio some cnm~mercial mixture shelled com anulkimmllk.
|Cement feeding floors have been
an important iucwr in sivinz the
pigs the nznt start.11 he couldnt
have them Mx.Charlet md he
would quxt the hog buslneas.One
|o£ these noun down zo years remain:send and smooth.
lt has a southward slope to
catch the sun and provlde drunnguhombothrainandthehose
iflushing given every two or three
dave.lt.nas an automatic sunnly
v
The Monday Aftnnoan Club
mc with lrs.LL J.Hamm Oct.
zoul.
Mrs.~Mummert presidentoftheClubsubstitutedforMn.
Triplett on the program her mb»
ject being HighwaysMrs.Wilkinson had the remain
der or the afternoon wilh the mh
im Hlshrleal Spots Ind MLd~
ers.Both subjects were interest
|lng and full of information Ind
teuched on loeal conditions as well
as the country in general.
The Club will meet with Mrs.
D. C. Van Deuuen on Oct. 27.
_Mrs.Minnie Triplett accompan_ld her uncle John Wmner to
Omaha Monday where he took the
train for his home in California
nfter e vidt with relatives in Neb
raske.
COMING evenfrs
L (_~M
_|\§? ~
\ff ;1~
ww
in Arlington on Thursday, Oct.80
at 2 p, m. and on Friday, OG..31
at8p.m,Lnthia<ity.ln Blair,Preddent Nelson ol
Dana College has invited Hr.
Bryan to speak in the collegeauditorium.Democrats and all
others ure urged no mend.
lr.Bryam has bam on a speakingtourfor some and thosetime
vgho haveheardhlmsny hehlsa
real message to deliver.
COAT SALE ATFASHION cmmm
Dont forget the Con! Sale FridayandSaturdayOct.2425 at theFnhhnOmer.They have nomowonderfulvalues.Buy your Coat
new and get nm.choice of atyluandshea.See ad on png; Wen ln0.1.rm..M n..n..¢.».z..uno
el our punuc auum.aumlwr mur
rls declares dw:the Power Inst
controlled the last legislature ame:knovm of all men.Did the
member from Washington countyprotest?The three inltiadve laws
me the result!Be sure and vote
FOR 824 and AGAINST the
otha two bastards of the Power
rmo The taxpayers would have
help awed all this eww ol tub
mlsdon L! the l8ill¢1¥had done
.im duty.Aho the two donation
tiond amendments submitted hy
the apedalaesalonoontaln dan
gerous John will not help de
positors andnhouldbe defeated.
Even woraaandmon dit lx
nhowninlhodnalreportdtheBankingInveltlgadon.I ask
lhompportoleverydtlmnwhowanureaulta.lhmnmhamrhatl__u...._p_.._»|an
tained thirty of their friends at.:
pinochlé party last Saturday eveningOctober 18.Refreshments of
|brick ine aeam cake and ooffee
were served at midnight.Prima
gwtle given to Mrs.c.B.Hmm
and Louis Lowe with hlgh seoreaandMn.Chu.Mortensen and
and Leonard Axfell with second
scores.Dm following were preaent:Messrs.and lleadamu C.B.Han
na.Harold lhdaen Chan.l(ur\m~neu Chrln Lumen Guy Cook WestonlongIanlnLoweEarlCald
well Carl Pleper Inolurd AxtellOttoKuhrDorothyLoremNorma
and Roland bong Arthur LongGrtoehenManchaClyde1olmlon
IoD;§gnc,|u¢i_{ll;[;°§Btale governors .were present anwellanleuerdignitaries.Sev
eral hands added to the excitement
and enthusiasm ol the oocamlun
and dd their part in the uma!
way.A number o!addresses weremadeindudlngonebythegreatzreatgrandmaoftheramonaawW|.nbm;loW§lliam Hale
.wm\»m.wus madvau address
over tlxendiolnhlalndlanlan
mm frvomthe eenherof the
bridge.
MnR<>b1ua1awhh»»1»m
il1\.0mlhl\Nli1Rllforaovaral
Ind!Io mm viu brought home lust
lfweilllldnylfhrlloonio thohome
U=¢rm¢nu\nnam.um_.Fi 2.2?_?!Fl !1=mlm nm im r.mxw
hu just reoeived word that Gov.
A.J.Weaverwlllal»obelnthe
party and will speak nt thifmat
ins.on ao.
Henry Raver and mister AnnaamiMr.and Mrs.Nlck Thane
drove out to 0mm Sunday to dealtEdAndersonandsistersMaryandEvatheoocudon~he.inz Ed
Andenone birthday.Huey weredinner and auppex guests and rpenttheevening.Mila Mary Arm Carl
son of St.JoeMo.who in n nleu
of the Andemonn was doo there
having oome on Saturday for alittlevllltwlthherrelatives.
!Ir.andMn.GlenEvnn;a.ud
Kr.andllra.Wdtor Petersen
lpontWedmadayevenln3at\.\m
Dnln¢Evane homeln Coundl
wneuler ne vuu mswyuhereashelapastorof
dmreh they hope m hear
in n few days.The present pastor
Nielsen has asked Ko h
from his work hem naboretirefromaciivedu
Anumberof thekelx
mvanugenmemcmFellowsaentthehallflll
hedenuedandwentln
day wmnmbpannn
anddunmopaaudhadiaapplepleorder h
Theyatodnner togehhe
andalunnhat iouro
alloditadhy.Thatev
.heldtlwlr regular ma
heardl1Ie\¢Pf¢o!thd
Uodxeahtaoonvendou.
w ..lv
wwthaNeola
from him
Rev.H.
e relased
hewishm
ties.
ekahs took
as the Odd
rl uny wlastiues~
zd hnuha
vverythlnz
y evening.ar nt monPeiockmd
mins!hw
ating and
lr delegne
L-pm
the P189 eat their dmllsd corndirecuynomn..Metal troughsservetorthenkimmilkslap.
The xioor Xu:the pigs is n by
ss Ieet..umm in rigidly
maintained and if the yard be
comes wet the pigs do not venture
from um num summed area.The brood now:gat their ration
on anutner ciean floor.When feed
doe:get spuied the ldmdl have
no :union picking it up Mx.
Chulo;sud.
Mr.Cnulot omverly fed attle
but lace:turned to hogs u n mamlineandwddrycowlfortht
lkimmilk supply md inddenhllybuttarht.lxwome.Bin :own have
hen nnlililil mm sight w nun
pin s limr.Om sow int yur
!8k'€mE&,]|§u w a dei;£801-
nwdueea 12 that lt 5 months Ind
army.wdzhad 2,910x>°\md|-"
ununumu0 54
56 as lon2l3l45l6l7l5I$2 52425I9202|22527252930 5|.R
"""'i\.'1:v~..
~Oct.2324Home Tmlmt b
u.E Lmxw Aid.y
Od.24 Wr|Kll£Cililonin Pky~
og ltDBnptixt church
mee at Kinga vlli
_Oct.28Quicken ple dixer art
ghd;m¢Mcreek sch l clmivnl.Oct.8081City |¢h0 |:numStn¢el¢achex|OonvenBmu{0mlhgNov.I Go\\¢reg|tiund rnmmngn
Nov.Hvonzremmm Duma
\!¢¢rnoon.Nov.IDanish Indies Aid bun:
isav Ocmber xsio
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i Bhir, Nebraska, October 28, 1980nr m
W i t h The Churches
A S ' r o m l $ Y r m z m P A S T O R S
ant.I
T h e Yo un g People'|gro up will
discussion of "ln ~ Steps"Sun-day evening at 6:80.
Our Indies are lcfivdy pnpgp
L.S.U. for Tuesday nite
§;~»=»~f 4, pu-tizulln 01 V
p. Announced later.
You must hnve | new Cont-I
ye|.r's Coat is much wo .hm
§SYNOPSIS
. . , -___
BEGGARS
CANCHOOSE
M a r g a r e t
W eym outh
J n c k a o n
c-mum vr neun'-lla-nu Ga.wujuut-vue
,;_,
n l - R a n a w l n | a s n u bh a a t n e b ant. Ernsatina Brleoland.a l a vr 1 Chicago fa mily utran-london attrac ted D1 i n n
Todd, you nl newspaper artlaf. annor a not g ; tleular ly wall-to-do aar-penlnr.ar alstar u llla a, mor e oftha oon von tlon u u ve. and aware oftha attltnda thalr fatha r would taketo wa rd bla d allgh ta fa H - m g 'toan lalpoonnloua y outh. urges n u a -tln a to a nd the aftalr b u t t h e l a htar. c apabla of a.-Fualonata attac h-men t.and f l l | |n a UAA!I n W mos ala has round hor amnlty .ra-
a u .c a a n m n U - T h o l n v u m na'r x o t f a u u awlrtly and aaally .arxal boeanaa ot krnaatlnafl urg-
lng,t ~ ; ma lta a "r un away "mar~f l a p .rlcnland la ln lu r la u d bu tbs lp lu u. lr n u tln a lu ln r o f -{ ~ a n daltar a stor my sc en e tba ( lr wi thha r husband.laavaa hor na r a n uh o m:3m- ln ;Ha mllmn .waaltht'y o u ng la wy er , lo n : lAlllu a ' a n lto lwlna har c onaanl td be bla wlfa.
CHA P TE R u l- wm a n d b la y o u n gwlf a n g h l thalr mar rlsd lllelnlll'l| | | room ln a hllmbla n.| :\,_\orhoo¢.Er nn tln a r a altna th a lf-
fa n na a h a r mu r la g a has n a d a lnhor aoelal spbera, hut, :ac ura In harlon, tao oa the rutu ra h rava ly .
c s a v r z n I V - J o h n P a o l a , w n r .. _ _ .._.-.............a..| manga alaal.
I I - T h e 'asa h f i m .Th e doeinr
thlnka sho wlll. and so does Doc mr
Grey .He ` a wi th h e r n a w:B u t 1
don'l see ho w she c an s urvive that
struggle.Bu t o n e thln g ls s ettle d
fo r ns .fo r ever ."He p u lle d he r
ta r - w e t faoe u p f r o m his knee.
an d looked a t he r wl l h blazlng
eyes." Y o u a n d I wi ll '-=,';= to he
enough.N o ohlld la wo ll suc h
a n p l xh .No ll te ' l l wo r th - d e a th .
Na c h lld r e n- f o r n s . "Sho h ld he r fac e agnlnst hlm.
Bar ar ms held hip c lose." I don':euro,l t only y ou w m
love me."He p res sed her to h l m h h ls
c y a h a d d o wn to th e wln d o o f
the ho apltal. and nhe fe lt a tremor
pa n thr o ug h h la bl; f rn me. '
0 e a a a a o
Ems stln e s tar e d ln th e ho s p lla l
n n tll th e n a h :wa s a mo n th old.
wm b o rr o we d th e mo n e y f r o m llr .
Poole an d vu ld th e hosp ltal blll.
pald the nnrae an d the two doc tnn.
the day she was to be dl| c haYK¢d-
Lo r ln g p r or a te d ln raln.Tha r e-
mo va l tn th e expensive p r l n t o
h o a p lta l h a d b e e n h ll u n a n -lz mu h e wh o g o t th e n u r s e . wh o
got th e two doc tors:h e ha d
planned to moe! all thrae expenses.
Bu t wm wa s d er if to h lm.Hs wa s
m i n s to pny Emesl.lne'a ho s plml
hlll.hs d ec la re d , lf . he h ad to mb
a b an k "h a t b ms ln e s s wa s I t o f
Lor ln g/ sl n wa s \Vlll'a w L f e -
le g a lly th e de bt wa s Todd'a.
Th e r e n o s n r th ln g th a t a m i d h e
done a bout lt. but tne a rgumen t ln-
c re as ed th e h ad blmd be tween the
me n Frnos tlne wan ted to Ko t o
h e r o w n home,she to ld Llllla n .
Ma mm a wa s hu rr y lng bac k f r o m
Europ e. The h ouse at the lake wascloned.ll l ll n n remonatrated wl th
Ernesllnc fa dele rmlnntlon to g o
bu c k to the ho u se ou t ln Ma y f a ir .
" B u t lmt wlll y o u d n l ": h e
H wnrs c hlldL
naked. ...TX her face grow red. "Will
C H A P T E R x
W lll Ha l a V lo lo n .
T E E d r m 0 |P 0 0 | l a n d To d d
round me l t a t t h e a n d a t t w o
y e a r s m s b ll me d bey ond question.
l t owed lu su c c s a s to WlII'a to n
rlllc efforts.He h ad met a nd o ver-
c o me on e af te r ano th er o f th e lr
na tu ra l l o s :Mr .Poole'a ldleneas
an d ln te mp er an ea B y a k ln d o fllerc e alf e tlln n h e h a d domlna tod
an d c ontrolled th e old ma n a n d
kep t hlm wur kln g. The pr on ta we re
o m a e a .af te r h e ha d hla n i ty a
wee k, an d P oole bla hu nd red ..A nd
ont of hls allur e of the pr nntx. W lll
repn ld his Du rtn er f or the lo an for
E r n e a u n e l hospital h llL H e r e
pa ld h l m th e exac t lmll'o f th e
amo un t Poole ha d su n k i n t o t h e
bualnes s a t the b aglnnlng,~
A n d af te r two y ears h e fo u n d
hlms e lt f a c e lo f a c e with th e o n e
en emy he c ou ld n ot conquer.Er»
neatlns noueed th a t ho g r e w L h ln
an d pa le . th at fa ll th a t th e ba b y ,
Elalne.wa s two ." W h a t ls ll.w x n r 's h o ask ed
hlm." l tlmu gh t ss er y th lu g wn a
flu e now."" lt' | P o o ls " a a ld wn l. " H8 ' l n o t
d r - o wi n g - h e ' s hoozlng,b o t.ol'
course.! h u t' l nn t new.O n l y -
be' s lon In ter est.""wh a t d o y o u me a n. W UI ? "
He s ee me d reluc tant to p u t h ls
thou ght ln ln c r ud e wor ds .~
" lle ' s f n ll ln g - h i s health.E l s
ey es are b ud.". _
"Yun :1e:' x- -\ r's o ld?"'
' Y e a ' a n l d W lll." l ' b a t ' | ' M
l mean.I l e c~sn't l n l p l t - p o o l
d r v l l - h e s t r u g g l e s w h a t l t - b n ?
lt's s hnn-I na nn hlm."
"nnl. \l'll| _ wh at are y ou doin g?"
"\\' hy ,l' lll mn n n z l n g - b u t t b n r s
all.W hen I c n n ge t h lm to h e lp .
we wo r k tn ee lhe r .\V e ' vs g o t th o
s tr lp all plun nod o m fo r a n o th e r
y enr,th e general sequenc e o f
th ln z a But I r lon' t_r eel tha t I ean
\`? h° € f? me i ls nn s o un d H T H ?
profo undly dln nr b ed .W hy ,he
c ou ld p a l m h a s - t h u wa s n e w -
lh la too li n g ;b s h a d n o t f d !li k e
th is before.no t even wh e n h e
dan bed so c o nstantly ln c o lo n as
a c h ild.B e ha d never f d t th ls ;
bs c o uld p a ln b h e r ; h e k n e w t h a t
h e mo ld .
a a a a a a o
Dn r ln g th e wh o le mo n th o f J a n
uary Mr. Poo le d ld n ot d raw a llne.
He a me to the olllc e and sat the re.
but W lll c ould not g et blm to wor k,
a n d fou nd hlms elf lnc ap ahle o f
m u c h u n i a x -
Early ln F ebrua ry h e sold to W lll
o n e d a y . - ' r u n u my b l n z m y . "
' I l la ' l"
" Y e s - - P m s l n y - l i v e - h n t l feel
nlnely -dve.wln . r m t h r o u g h . "
"Yon're |.brongh'l*'
" Y e a :l' ll never d r a w ano th er
u n e I o n n' t wor k an y mor e . "
There was no questlonlng the ala.,
eer lty of hi s to ne \\'lll round hlm-
se lf ac c epting th ls sta tement as
tru e.M r .Po ole wa s th ro ug h.I t
wou ld be ld lo to ar gue or to c ajo le
m m .
"W e ll, "h e sald af te r a llttle.
"thla la the end ot Poole an d To dd,
then.""Yea,"answered bla Dlr tn e r
|fP¢VU!. "lt'a the end.*
A f ts r a f e w min ute s o f allazc e.
Ill go t In and began to pack
away the drawing boards, to son
ont pencils? rack up me stil!card-
board sketches and set the omce ln
order.,."Fd l m u~za to Florida-wbero lt's warm."aald Poohdreamlly.'Tvs m m cold fol
montha."
W i ll lo o ke d a t hlrn qneerly .H eren sa d.Th e u ld ma n wa s . ln h i s
o wn ey es.a fnllure.[ I e o ld nfeel,no r wan he wa r me d by ,$ 5
pra lse or th e r ec o gnlllo n o f o the &..
L o n g af tc r wn n l w u l fe lt th a t l n
th a t mo men t h e ha d knc nvn th e
I4
c a n 1 s ' n AN c a n n o n ;
A. J. Hu-mg. Pumr i
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.~
Communion service at 11 o'clo¢k-,
There will be no morning vor-j
|hip on account of the absence of
our pastor but Sunday evening at
7:80 Brother _Wm. Allen of Blair.
s minister for a number of yearn.
BA| "llS'| ` Cuuxra
L. J. Moran. Puwr
Sunday.School, ;46 A. ll.
Morning Worship, u A. M.
Junior B. Y; P. U. 8:30.
Evening service, 7:80.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8:00
P. M.
Bi bliw Dx-mm "Feast of Bal-
int for their umud Rummnge
sale, fo be held next week, Satur-
day at the Council rooms in the
City Hall.
A Dmmnti: Afwmo on is bei ng
sponsored and arranged by dm
»...~.|.....w e a r w i t h ¢ h e n s w D r e|una -tha
_bcst laeep so buy your new Col
isat the Fashion Centaur-in Bae' save you money diie ta the
1000 Score Buying Power Eve
day in the Year.a n I 1
1- \
w l u | |..!.n..A
Il iM ni ul li \ |v §; B¢ |y 4 \¢ ¢. u; \|
»1\ u\|2" -i fl nu Q f | |' D 'M'
Y e r ~ .All are~ welco~.the Su~da~ SEJB1 a ndanzre ~
W. Byron Pardun, Paw:
Sund-I!School 9:45,choir re-
l-runs!10:45, mornlng preaching
servloel at 11, Epworth League at
6:80 and evening preaching scr-
vias at 7:80.
Tim messages for next Sunday?
"Come and see."
Mld~week meeting, 7:50.
Keep in mind our first All
Cnurch Night which will be nb-
served Wednesday, Oct.. 29.Om'-
ered dish dinner nt 6:80, and n fuL
ewnkig of profit and fun.lr'ou'lL
be sorry if you miss it.
Prof. DeGro1f has charge of our
choral music !or the morning scr-
vices, and is doing splendid work.
ear this chorus of twenty-four
voices.You will enjoy them.
Prof.Hansen and his fine oreh~
estrn provided splendid music for
lust Sunday evening's service; and
has generously consented to do all
he can for us in this line through
the winter months.Thalikn, good
lriend.We appreciate your spirit,
and bcspeak for you, as well as
for the church, a very gratifying
season.
Let a ll m bers and friends of
the church to attend ls many
of our services as possible. "We'll
be doin' our best" to serve you.
H ....=..»..Sunday.
Both preaching services were
well attended.We had a number
of visitors from the (Riristiun
church at the ewning service. We
were glad to have them.
The congregation is vcry grat
,ful to W. W. Fx land for the gif:
of the fine illuminated Church
Bulletin Board which graces our
church lawn.'lhanka is also rx-
tended to the men of 'the church
who gave their time in making the
installation of this useful bit of
church property.
I "The Church urges unoelfiahness,
usefulness,understanding,a n d
unity."lt is worthy of your sup-
port.
L1\x4.RE(.,\'||ul\.A|. cuuiuru
5 A.F.Ncnvell.Putur
I
i
\Public worship service at 11
o'c1ock Sunday, conducted by the
minister.He will speak of a. few
things of general interest connect,-
ed with \l'r: two recent church nn-
nivcrsaries he has attended, under
the theme, "Why A Church?"
Another Helpful Poem will be
read during this arvioe.'
Church School at ten o'clock.
Principal F. E. Flack, Superintend-
l
¢\
Out of the "House 0f'M¢gf¢
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Isn't even work ing."
"Y e a , I n m. " :mm wm,"I star t-
ed today.Mr .I'¢e is mi ns :to
open an independen tudio . and I
n m going to wo r k f r h i m.He ' s
got hnld nl'the c a rights to his
d o l'oole'a :=!\tI1 My o wn meanwo uld he dlf{r»rgnt.I c an d o th o
drn win gs wvll en o u gh - - n ob o d y
wo uld nntivo.p mb a b ly - b u t » » "
"Y o u d n n ' t wa n t t o g o o n - wi th
o u t h i m? "
c o m a n a c mmmy nnc mn or ueazn.The death of nr.tI\'It§'. of hope; the
y ielding of some lo n g lo ve d an d
never-forgotten dream,
"Le-'t°s ham ai par ty nt Pa stanf fs
loni ght.M0s!:1ne's ln : m m and
\ I . . . f \ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; ;. - n l ). . . \ - u n I " \ .- . n n0:.d i c a t e l r o u r s e l v e s .I t w i l l b r i n g :
u s I n a l o t o r m o n e y .F m t o g e t
n i t y d o l l a r s a w e e k t o b e g i n w l l h
...an d we' ll be all r ig h t. "
l,llll| \n's dismay was inc reased.
not dimini shed. by thls news.Th e
onr nb ln ntlo n of will a nd Mr. P oo le
was worse than nothing,I t u p
pc m-ed to her.°1 d o n ' t k n o w wh a t ma mma wi ll
say."she protested feebly ,bu:
nelzh er F imes tlne nor W ill se emed
to he moved by that.
I t was u wonderful day wh en
Eme etlne wen t h ome.All th e wa y
home I n the taxi will he ld the baby
In one a r m and Erh esllne ln th o
other.and his fac e wa s shining
with 105 whe n a t lull th ey sto od in
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fund ame nta lly wro ng :- even wh e nl' m hi s partner.an d all.F o r n
trlllle,na a makeshift.I c an K0
ahead.an d la k e cane o f t n o m e
c hn nlc s o f lt. and do th e c anvenm
tlo n - b n l a c tu a lly . we h n ve n ' t a n y
business at nll,W e o nly ha ve h lm
-a n d wh e n h t- 'a g on e - "
w m sllthed.an d th en squared
his nlmuldc nr.
"W e ll- ln -r e ' a hnplng,"h a nalrl
an d w n n e d at he r ." l g a e u th t '
old bo at wlll salt a n o t h e r s a l o n .
Yo u s v.l!'s ha rd for me to c r owd
hlm. Ern estlne,He ls old . an d hlx
ey es are ab out gone. a nd he hangs
n n m lf a lik e mak i n g n a lc k o ld
horse pu ll I n th e h a r n e s s - f o r nn
0| c o u r se . ll' s f o r h lm. to o, b ut n
In re ally for nn.W e are th e o na=
th at wi ll enjoy th e mo n e y - n n !h l m l tln rl my se lf so ft wltn hlm. "
" I kn o w. "She nnderatood thL~
:-xactlx.an d he r y ou ng (ac e wa s
troubled.
She wan hh mmlu g aga ln wi th
he au ty a nd vlttll y .She ha d b ern
n lovely bud l u t no w s h e vnu .n
nnwer- -In he r mi dd le t w e n l l t s -
y oung wi th h m m ; a n d mac e. hnt
wi th pulse now. tua, a nd a s n-a nn
wn m o f a r r o mp lls h mr n t.She llrm
haekgronnd now n f a n e w h t m l -
nm the b:\f~kx!rf\l'nd nf p'| r<'!\|x npfl
srhbol and »n fl e home.ha t u whnvkgrnunrlnf »?f~-f»and nell'~mn
lro l.A '
"l' ll ta k e | 'n te ' sho said." Y u n
van lo ok af ter li luln v. "
\ Sho wuw golug to | .llllun'a. In nm
| a mn m wh o wa s l mme f r o m No w)?ork for nnn | l:er vlsll.
\\'lll \vnt¢~||ml thu-fnmlly |m'x|3Elulne percllod un his arm.lilulnv
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th in ; E r ne s tln e wou ldb e my g u es t
a t astauu's'l"'"I th lnk sa, J ohn.Slze'd do most
an y th i n g f o r y u m'1
"E me s t! n e" - th e o ld mon se e me d
to wa n d er - he p au s ed a lo ng tlme .
an d looked a t \Vll|wi th n fn ln l
sh lnln g o f th e old lntelllgenc e ln
hi s fac e."\Vll| .pu t those d- -tl
pante bnar da dn wn a nd c o me h erL~
I vmn t to te ll y o u something.u
wa n Tnr lm: Ha milton th a t h ad y o u
llred fr o m th e S u n .He h a d W ls -
!on 's atfnlrs In hls ho n d a - th e y
we re lhlc lter th an any one kne w.
na d W lston ha d reason to please
Loring,W l n n n go t tlg h t one
nlg ht an d to ld n .And lo st hta jnh
f o r lL alc D ermou \\l| | he frlentlly
;_~yan,lf y o u Lake any wo rk to
lm. ""l'\on`t wo rry about me. Sohn."
" l ' m no t wax-ryln;:,y u y oungdc vll.I w a n t In toll yuu,though.
about mr l n g .W a tc h o u t f or h lmHc '| gat p ower now, ln a way .He's
goln g to Lo ndon next y ear for Pas
tano.He' s the pr lnc e o f the bo ot
loggers n¢:"1.l'ust1\nn ls nslog hlm
ref-klewlg F e `o e sn ' \ g lve a d - n
( n r l n l n a - w l .proba bly 'ruln hlm
ln the e nd.But Pastann does ¢~nr»~about y o u - a n d ubout Eme atlne ."
"\ vmn lm- ln lz d o e : ls nn th lng to
me.L lk e mo s t me an thlngs.lf
work ed n ut f or the b est.l me a n - ~
y ou c nn 't d o a di rty tr le k na f ar ly
as y o u th in k.t've c ome f a n er
th ls w a y t h n n lf l h a d s ta y e d an
th e Sa "~The Zh man le ft tn 12° an d mnkv
xtrxvtugementa fo r hla party .an d
\\'l| I.a m f r n hr le f telephone m n
wr an tlo n wl l h li me s tln r .n l t f l m l
into the lllm.lt was lutn aftez-noon
richer tone than any radio you've ever
heard until this marvelous secwas pro~
duced..
Come in and see the three beiutiful
models--Radio-Phonograph Combinm
sion, Highboy, Lowboy.
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d l e l a l m o s t l m m e d l n t o l y a f t e r t h o
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features ali the new \
DayTl7gT1t sTrea`i1'ln§ 0 5 h`ér hed
11akene-d her.She rose,dneased.
we n t ac ross to the hospital an daskedforW ill.wondering as sh o
ulld so wh eth er o r n ot sh e s ho uld
havg ask ed for Loring.
Will c ame to her ln the neceptlon
room,looking a t her fr o m du ll
heavy ey es, silent, walling.
" H o w ls IIrnestlao.W i ll?"she
asked hlm so ftly .
"She ls m n very ill,"he an-
swered.and'tmldf'd as no attor-
th ou g ht:"The baby ls a gi rl."
I l e was exlmuntvd,unnhaveri.
and an d a wry .As he stoo d the re
look ing \ag1:|t\ly about h i m he
se eme d to L illi a n the mo st fo r lo m
and he lp les s human be ing s he mm
¢\£'r men.Sh e plti ed h im, bu t ho
vexed her.
"Oh, W ill." she said lmpulsl1.el_v,"y o u sh ou ld lf t ha ve allo wed E r
neetloo to have th is o ther baby --lomo n .when y ou werea't p réporod.
Yo u should ha ve pr o te c tw her."
I l e averted his fa c e. bu t S ha nawI-la flush."I'\'e got to go bac k Epstatrs." he
sold.an d added.a s he turned to
the do or, "L ori ng has alrea dy lec-
tured :he on hlrth control.He ' |
l u n t h e. h o p l t a l .Y o u m u s t h a v e
" ` }c I "
S h e S a t T l 1 e r e . a n d W ; t : ' 1 ¢ d H i m
P r p a r e Supper.
llw lr llttlo kilclnon.she wvuk and
lwz uhling in `l1j_f\arms.Ill*Wu!=
stnr\£>¢|for hor hut ho klvxml
llvr gnmlly . got tlw roc laor und lillvtl
i l wi th clu=llion=s lim!plltc wl ll ll;
the op vn k lld lvlt llmlr.Sho sul
:horo and wn lr lled h lm 1m'p:| ro
snppvr.l'\'§ill,'* also sold,wllen they had
Pzlton. and hn had c losed tho tlnur
r"r:1l|\*I th o fr ! !1| ll'k."5.n\r':¢=|Un\
y ou usmi to ho.Yo lfr o lille*y ou
\\vr|»thrll'tllty we mo t upon the
Hlrr-M. when I nm ft-ll In love with
you.'Pt-II mo , wh a t i s ll? "
°"l`hP new _[llh_ I guess. Pm cnlzy
about lt.IIrnvs-tlnt=.In ll w tlvsl
[a!:nv In be \\m"klllf.'; llttnln ls pwltl
- : m t l to he wo rk in g fo r J ohn
I' o nle .- A nt!lhon.Erneatlno.l
think wtf re mvlng to d o lt. -- I h o
I!i'\¢»w<~'lI ma k e a tu vc o s s - a bigQ!
" a l s l l n | | | | y V i i l l i | l \ ' l | u 1 . | | t l »U h "
they nmdo a gnnw of mlnpvr.No w
at two . s ho who ho glu nln g ln h e 1
hourly baby .They had h ad at Inu
str umr lv with h or.flu ! al l: \=t tw'
h~nt!\i'u~a hr\;4Em|I!1;.:I n | | t lI .
rh y th mi c mm-- a hvu llh y or g a n I n
st:-nd o f a n lll1dL'\t°lt|||t'1l lmaar;
ln an undevolmwerl hotly .lt :|lm»1~
wc lurvtl that tlavy mu l ti Il f f :
ognln.
Ar tu r the little g lr l was s1»»=~|»ln
W ill out besltlo hor.s mo k i n g mm
\\:1lr:l|ln|:het'- dat=n mln ;:tluoavtltfnlzs u futlnt-r c lmzlms for his lllllo
duugtttor.The d ay li gh t who g ff na
and tht' lu st nf l'\o li Ill Q Mittal
lrlttlurr ln on lrlflosn-nvt~ nh--ur llo-bohy's f u m.Sllddt-nly m i l Wan;
'hor tlr nunth wi th nn e motloo mori
la »..t.°|fl.l| than anything he had owe
r-»n.Fo r ju s t a n I n s ta n t th o h : h
évmluJ th o o nly thln g I n the unr le
--the lashes do wn In o o~no=l
amnlnst her eht~t-k--ho arsw n
Iloslu lmt mlo r -- no t b o ny s lru u ttm
Iaul pllrv lne -lrleatw
I le alt! lid at her,an d m m fla
the c h ild but her plc tn re lu [ln
nmmenl Lo mmsvd th e tru:||I.'!1{i
uf lmr he-lug. as one henna n :mln
lFI\|m-nl c lvnr lo nn :md .1 ;" "w
lu\ was thriller: n\|>r ln hl~= mind llw
llmulllillllm fi ll n| ¢» fo mr e.l m v n -
lhos iasm hnd trrlppml a no w hlva.
Hrllvll| l1*" \\mt'd nut like lllla.I lu t
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missed him."
Lllll~ n wa s nahnmed.She had
lltil Intended to any unc h a thing.
I t w a l none o f the lr business,
really .At the ho tel she mapped at
the dealt f o r th e key .b u t Lo r in glm!!tt.S h e we n t n p ln the q uiet
elevator.When she opened the un-
Idtk éd doo r of th eir mom an d went
ln,Lo ri ng wa s ly i ng bac k ln a
c h ai r by the o pe n wi nd ow. hi ; he toil th e doo r b es ide hi m,his c ollar
a n d tie ly i ng upon lt.H e was
sta ri n g lr tw g h t before him.an d
-when Lllllatn c ame to h ls lld e he
matted u p a t her wi th a plteous
expression.
For a mo ment. ntandlng there , a
dztft o f i n c h pain we n t through
L lllln n that she cried on t!' r u n
wa s wh a t Emes tln e could d o toLorlog.She knew. wi th a pp ln z
pa ng o f c onrlc don,th at nothi ng
th at c ould ever happen to her
wo u ld c anst h tm auch anguish--»
sn r h rout.Ti ll !m m wh a t w i l l
me a nt wh e n h e s a i d tha t he kn e w
wh a t wa s the ma tte r with L o r i n g !
Sh e te ll on her kn ees be sid e h im.
ohbll1¢.al\d lnld her fac e upon bln
nee.His hnnd ff-11 on her shoul-d e m H e mistook het tear a n d
pain."8l\e'll tm n i l right,Lillia n,"he
whispered." o o o gr an t m e w i n :
Th e d oc to r s nld tna t a d a y or twotrlll tell.It'a utemio poisoning."
.He la t f o rwa r d ln h i s c hn i r . md
his c lenc hed hand fell on one knee,
wh i le th e o the r n m he ld h er c o n -
rnlulrely .' T h a n k God y ou weretf t there.
'Th an k Go d y ou wi ll never k n o w
h o w th e sn lf e wd W i ll fnln tod
onc e,a n d the nurse brought me
into th e r oo m.Th e y f r o m llxh lllli
dea th llke a ph y tlc ll to e;I he lped
to h o m h e r - - "He g a r b s r n m o l
c r y a n d tor n th e b utton s f r om hi s
sh ir t as he expanded n m t o o n
a g a i n s t th e c r u s h i n g r e a r lh lt ll!
upon hlm."Oh ,Lillia n,"he cried to hi s
}g'l1g. "I don't see IIUQW 111° can live
t a l z t
m e rnthltslnnm wu s boundless.
\"h!!°ho nrnslttwl the dlsltes lu-
tnlkod to her.and then th o ;put
tht'children to bod, .and h e dr en
Firmoin o nnln Izls knoes.
" To ll nn-.lJ tna4 tln t-- It wus an
utlgmtlly hnslnt-ss--but y ou |=\r1':tl`l'»»\'I>'.are y on?Now. thnt y n u » °
hmh ho me n gn ln -- y o ur e glad wer e
got hor¢\nren 't y ou?"
Tlnoy sat looking nt the hnhy .wi ll pll"8.!lt'd his cheek against
l~Irnestine'|s shoulder.
"'I't~II me," 'he lmplonod hor.
Rmes tln e understood his t1¢"*|l
for ussurnttt-e.He \\u8 stlll sn| 1t°r
Ing fr om the humllllttlnn l.llIIt.nmul Loring ltnd henprtl nt: him.
'°l'he_v anld-I shoultln't la me n l
lmr o tl - a llo we d . "he exclalintvsl
xluatrply at th e word." l t1e\t~r
llmllg ltl tlhnut lt. "
'°\\°t-ro married,an=n't wrt-'?"
:tnko¢L Emvstlne. and as hla bright
look qnostlnned her she shook her
hvntl at lllllv.
'°'Ihal't\all."she said."Th:1t's
the answer.I ' m y u tl r w l r t- l l o w
you---or c ourse Pm glad."I le kissed her pnrtslunntely.ll
:wolned so long: nluee sho ltnd been
ln hi s ar ms lik e thls--close, clown.
"nh, Emestlne. " he a uld. "I don'|
tlvsor\|» you.Th e mtu r e ls o n e r r
tnin.But If e ver n wif e d e se r tml
a good hnnhnnd,y ou do.Bn :nneotht~nrt,lt'a hard,lt'»been
ha r d er f or y ou tha n fo r me : do n l
think I dnn't k n o w lt.B o t lt's
|'n*¢*t\ worth the risk. hasn't nr'" A n lo ng nn we holtl togetlner."
The whi sp er ed " A l lo ng an we
ovA l l he poured his ti m e s upon
her thin flushed fac e.
°'l'll ma k e u p to y o u for e ve ry
thlr:g»y on°ll never be so n y . "he
told her.And lhe lay ag ains t h tm.
Fielding,tremnlotnt an d ln tore.
forge tting ever y thin g: else fo r htm
as she had forgotten again nn-I
again.
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___ gaainulnnmoridn tmm dbd euanom yl
n » » | % n ¢ = |» Z ' u m ¢ vn n u ¢ m » a 4 , p ¢ a a i » , "
u e o p d m n l e q u d p n n z n d i g h z e n z u e n n . l i
nd n l i d u g t h n n aw l a e n vy-d n t yu u & d |l n h , d Il
4 . ¢ p ¢ | ; ¢ n m ¢ n . g m m d ¢ | , , | , , ¢ , , . ¢ , . . , , ¢
fnn lu on ah et zn so lm lu tl nd in gi m p aztn uo td
d » m o h ' n t 2 u & m s .
V --U\'¥\~ »*'~- vv\a m m ¢ a . y m a » m » ¢ a » . a ¢ » m u i ¢ a q
¢ l n n l v C l l m n l e t t z u e H .
I '4.|:-- ' F' " `\~fm-n-nl . -uv ua l um ~ q u '~I ' ~ ~
.1 'L Q 'I-lsluln-ya-|». 'SB H-n l -» . . . . . . -c a;|9 g _.7 u n a " - : m i n n . » - a . - . n . n -x -m -hw . ; .g §. g . Q ~. . . ;~
s g;11EvlwLE'r TBUCKS ~A
ge!\a5,Vinton-Evans Qhevwlet Company
4
fflair, NebraskaSon
. -(5 .~;;. @..§m ~~'-g,-'f"-gg--xr* ,.~g...'.=.,_.-.Z W t:' `'<i.;|i"i~.u§keg:;M=.~\-.;.=?.. kiéfé
B i n h , N e b n s h , ~ z a . m o
a ~Saturday evening v1|Ed Hansen home whe sick;§41js. Matin hrsen a
idtora at the Suminy 'Gun at the John
ere Mr. andltenka.mp home.
md mn: nnd.Mr. a nd Mn Hnnrv Rnnm
n "'whexdn Inns Jmaen,Gu.xd.imo!
Junes D V
W H E N T o A n v m m s n
..nnghnn,Ineompewnhf
is plmmff. and Waahingwn Conn-(Lwnwille Courier Jourrml)
my wk, z e orpantio n, et nh s n,"u ever had
,x-r...,x...¢.1 will fm Tuma
y y advertised bb beat
av the n.. \...»\.\_ infused their n\mrcnri~
m . |mrbuzy--nainmra Boecknerl Eduatiion in not worth the nm
~E d J on es q u a r ta r se c - : un . le ea it de valop ; th e f fh er th i ng :
nuann ......_AI l-..J : _ _ l n n n n n 1_-..A.._I I n »1.l ..-.Fay Jonas"h»;"x an I
'and children spent Tuesday eve-
, Lu-sen andlning at the Bhrls Petemon home.
at Saturday Bmbee school Ind New Englanduurenn Jen-'school played baseball Friday nit-
hdpingvher imoon The seam was 6 to 1 in
'.IVOI':rd Newmark n m Q " ' i " " X mm o f Ax 1 i n g ~
ni ng at theltan,helped Inn.Qnrla Pete:-mn
o x : U r w w v w .l o c u e u
three miles north ol hem.»
Norfo lk-Plum nude to re-
open Nebrlska Stale Ban
Arno ld--No rth Wnlnu Street
zraveled.Cxmomer-Wa ite r,1 ordered|Anlelmo-Victoria road dy to chicken soup and I find one piece, n ° _ 5 mw a ..In c hic ken in in
su me.u ns nor. wonh what itcons unless it insplren om ua be
of service tu humanity.~
Accidents Will lhppgn
'1lst.|Johnny T;ylor.John Pwgert nie dinner at thriwgir. and Mrs. H. C.
Chris Vinderskv home 'I`ueld1Y-|daughters v w
Clnramu Tllnrlrhn-............,mx~1 nfhernmm with MP1 I\.»¢.=.........=, .v-1 ..... ......»._. \v_-...\_,.-m o n ..» .mn _ . L _.....|...........A m m f m nnn a ny o x n u ve mu c s , ur u v, M- vn u a u vn s =»»w --~--fN O T I C E ...| n'c lnc k P_ M.o f said d a y . n t t h e me r r r z me lu s i ve d o lla r i n g r e aw u tb c !'i;:ci1ter;1ci"i5 , , _ " " " " ' - " i " " " " - " - - - - -umm sundaygoeumu rm- mmdé
-y athnded lily,lil: Ednlsnd Edum Wnchtu' on.§gept_We¢lr5|:lq en
'West front door of the Wadwp
Nude:ll hereby (Inn dnt fha z Conn House in nmtonun yLerlnlamn of Nebnskx by n three- :t 45; Blair Washington' County
lfthlvote of tho memben elected
lo each homo hu submitted to the
de eton of the lun for npproul
Y 1 INebrukl, sell at pqhlic motion to
the highest biddé for cash, the
or rejection nt the general election :f°u°Wi1'8 dewribed R21 estate, no-
m b. held November 4. mu, . pro-wH==
pon! so amend Section 8 of Article
XIII of the Constitution fd No-
hruh, to read ns follows:
"The credit of the date :lull
.....-- I... ...;..... ..- |.......| x.. .aa
L OL !5 a nd6 i nB lo ¢ k5 4 o fUJ e
City of Ft. Calhoun, Wa=hiHB"»°°
County, Nebraska.Deuee of foreslosure yns ob-
nsmi in mid ncdon\on`\.u» 21st
x
|
earnest than ever when business
went luywire,there wonldn'¢he
my ba d business,"remarked an
advertising man at s rewnt. Louds-
ville convention.The remark has
a paradoxical ring, but there is an
ehment of truth therein which
should not be overlooked.
Everybody known what happens
.tu n business when its awnersquit
advertising.lhrk '1\vdn'a snswel
to the subscriber who found_ a
die of Herman ua I
afternoon when the
funeral of Mrs. Jo!Monday lorenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Har
lm md Betty L o u
afternoon visitors
Christiansen home.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.101dfvlthfien,Mr. an
Clmstxansen and fm
My evening visiton1=£-sr" '=°t'==s».
mrs Anna Hogelmm home cookfot thmnnen Friday.lxnd Cluistiux-I Week-end guests at the oone|.
were SundlyNewkirk home wen Mr. and Mn.Fownas Gloves for Wom~ andat the c. w'|
ld Johnson anddMrs. c. w.
mily were Sun-.s at the Soren
_I
Chris Jorgennen and Rqdvlnh mr- Misses, sm m $3.50-dren sac w s
enon of Omaha and Mxss Cather- at the Fashion Center in Kid orineNewkix-k °f Ames.Sunday Suede Fabric in au colon.n
%'°5i='£. I § ' " v m ? M r . _ ~Non-run rayon bloomers and silk
Raymond §§f5af nripe jersey bloomen in all limaThe st, mu, hdiea Aid hdd|!or__wozen :nd misss, 2 pai£$1
Mimtxre-Kueiinf héld io dis-Q Waiter-Sorry dr,the ntrlngcup vlaymund project no Lake must have brokeii.
Fremor;%-46,075 Beuview school By Deanes
3" Distric: No. 42. Dvdze County,Si--I hear you'm giving up ur-
mm E ' E§$"u su'm u nara-e msc pe n'1 3"¢"*|1 "NW off like; 1 aéwz nwnqer rm juice
wt some lm povpmd rmelm mm..'
rd Johnson md their annnd sale at the church on'" rpm'afternoon Thursdny evening.The pmeeedaidmfer home.drum the axle was A little over $48 C ]and Mrs. Fred and from the mnner. sm.
uon weaver.ax
zowmu. noun
»~1.r_corn--1 mean cot buttered hop `_com that i n- c o m h o t hmd mn'Fnwun Glnvmnfnr Woman mdl. l . l .¥V U . L u c | l v \ u U s a v u u v u u i B l u ' _- ~- - - -__o i 'a n y i n d i v j i d u n l ,u s o c i n a o n ,o r d a y o f O c t o b e r ,1 9 2 9 i n f a v o r o f s p 1 d e r i n h i s P ' P ¢ 1 '1 |° P 1 ° P ° 3 ~~ n e . 'm r .a n d m r s .U 0 1
c o r p o r a t i o n ,T h e s t a t e l e ¢ i s l | . »t h e p l a i n t i f f i n t h e m l n o f $ 1 3 6 1 - 1 9 s p i d e r ,w r o t e M a r k ,w a s l o o k m g § ' Z I 1 "i , ' § J i i 2 °S u n n s
t u r e ,h o w c v e r ,i n o r d e r = ~h e l p , v i m i n t e r e s t t h e r e 0 § 1 _a t _ ' i ? $1 = ° f " = 9 ' ° r = S ¥ %§ * 3 : = _ : ' : " ' : ' 5 ' . * " ? . . E ° . '. I t ' , ° E _ . : ' . ' 3 . 'n m .O l e J a m *-~- --------...r r -.,.........H. - . - . .-..-.-...-_._bI1tf..m rl'l|| |\|hmm .mn-.......:|.....¢|u:.........n a...o n A sf nn g c u 4.. o~ }' ""--'v \.\...v=wu pm. w='=»» Q; w qw.-nr-emu up w un m 'mean-oh,well,gimme at the Fashion Center in Kid or5;-,e Peanuts.sum Fabric in an nolon.n
,ter,
ill? IH? d efic i t in than De'p oti£0 l°l'; m1um f r o m J u n e 28,1929.an a wn als " " ° ' ° " f " "" " "" " "" " " ' f " ' " ' f "An de r so n we r e F r i d a y vi s i to r s a t M r s . C h r i s B i ''as Tu es -G u x r m t y F u n d u n d u a d i s c h n r z o f o r c o a t s o f s a i d m t i o n i n t h e x u m . s o t h a t i t m i g h t s p i n a w e b r n h m m e F r e e m a n L n f m h o m e .! d a y e v e n i n g g u e r g v i g f M m 8 E m m _ _n ~ d T f m = vi ; » ; . , § g
f f " I .? P " ' € " " ? ' f ' f .~R ~~$ 2 5 6 0 »" Q l l _" ° ' f _ .F . ~~~i l . . # . | . . . . . . - .e . l . . s £Y . . - l E ~" ° L * & ' i " ,' E , " ! P " : ,._ .t t y -1 ~d 0 ' W l 1 t o ~h e r d s
POUIWTI Ili 081183 CIOSCCI ny U1I l d d d,e¢y¢e of j\lQgIIJeIlI OI ].0u:'p|.uuw\.|», a|lu°\I * J
D e p u t m e n t f T n -»
o da an d C o m c losure p r o vi d i n g th a t maid pr e m-a ¢ l u d ¢ " h o r r i b l e 2 2 5 7
I »°ld A ne1 ti o nmerc e p n o r to Dec ember 31,d be d b e sold t o l a d v e m m n wo r .ge19 8 1 ,ma y app ro pr ia te o u t o f ises ab ove Q'1 1;d c o s ts i n * z g 0 Pe a r lme wa s i n ever y h o m e 'x n v m o n e v i n t h e S t i h l T r n l l u r y s a t i s f y u i d j u d g m e n a n
I . 1 - _ - . _a - n »n ; l 1 l "~ f i l l | ~~~i n ~8 ' ¢ ` W @ \ " Y -
u w r n u u n w a n a . n u n s u n s u u l l l "" "l
M r .a n d Mr s . J .B. J en se n a n d
Mi n s Ste lla J en s e n o f Bla i r , we r e
Su n da y di n ne r gu es ts a t Sor en
Jeggerfs..
:ana Newnrx was a wennesday afternoon g u e s t o f ~
R-Hy Fagerquiat.
Mr.and Mrs.Chris Belwonspent Sunday afternoon at the Joe
Hina Christkw.Rasmussen;\
was operated nn on Wednea
morning.While in Lincoln
stayed with Rev. and Mrs. Um
unuul gm. fmmd them nimlv
who
da y
she
ier~
ln-DEAD ANIMALSnotouhersviuaporopriltedt h e : ; ° ; ; g ; ; ~ t w e r y d n y s
mm of aight. million dollnrs or,of ,aid decree. and,nn much thereof as may be from the ®"`!~
deemed necessary, and such np- :said judgment and costs bein un-prupriutifm shall he deemed to paid and said decree being; still in
be for a gmblie purpose. namely. ,run force and "nent sand Pmlfl'
to relieve distress and prevent lises will be sold to satisfy sud
running and to mus li m ma'.magmenr.the interest on the
strengthen Lbs :tube Making same, the costs and all accruing
system."costs as P\'°V§i@dbl'Yl"id_" m g
_r:an nw rn susr-;\.vrn rn.:-1 No. rss :es"°m"§'; and p,§',,ided_
"FOR amending Section 8 |Dated Ociober 2nd, 1930.of|ArLicle XIII ol the Con-3»;_5¢Maurice Mehrcns, Sheriff
_stilution of Nehruskl to
read as follows:=N o n c e
i
I
Q. d ii is forgotten.The o r Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cameron wereay~Y E .Sunday slternoon visitors at thethought that he could quit ad ld Ed Holguin home .
ltising, and Pearline curled up |Mr and Mrs W m Hovendick,
died of inanition.»'''Another remarkable case is that William and Mabel were Sunday
of St. Jncob's Oil. When the owner
died and two prominent Baltimorebzmks were nppointaed to admin-
ister the estate, they found m their
horror that 750 thousand dollars a
year was being "wasted" in adser-
tising, which was a big sum for
those days. The adrrrinistrators felt
like sitting themselves on the hack1
afternoon visitors at Hans Chris~
!.isnsen's.
You must hn€e a new Coa last
ycar's Cont is much too short tn
wear with the new Dresses-the
best place to buy your new Coat
is at the Fashion Centcrin Blair-
they snve you money due w their
1000 Store Buying Pow°r Every
-lessen hnmé and the evening at
the Ray Fsgerquist home.
Mrs. Delia Gnuse, Lennetra and
,M=ri9f>'. Albert Benson and Lm
.Jorgensen attended a birthday
'supper at the Herman Dlckmeyerlzume in Fremont Saturday ev
ning.Mrs.Peter Taft .rf Fremont,
'SPGM Friday with her dster, Mrs.
flludolph Andreason.
Q Mr. and Mrs. George Fallen and
son were Sundny guests nz the
Emanuel Andreasunhome.
'M m Henry Rasmussen spentp.., ..'iw ¢'~==y.S=r°d."=°¢f.e1 €v5ft'?ffi'*=v in the Year.'°°"i§2'§¥.k ;££§.;?°°"" ' " ° ° ~
cated in a lovely apartment.Theysem greetings go their many Blair
friends.. 'Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Tylon ds-
ivaed the lut£er's sister and her
huslmnd Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cros-
hy at t Home on Friday evening.
Mrs.. J. Kooprnan and daugh-ter, Mae were pleasant callers at
the Home Thurway rno g.
I?/ev. Moran of the Baptist churchconductedour Sunday afternoon
chapel service and gave us a very
good service.
Miss Ada Riddlesharger of Oma-
ha, visited her mother, Mrs. S. K.
Widdlnnkurnr Snnrinnnnri
remove horses,cattle, hdgs or sheep
fron1 your farm at no cost .to you
dead animals .ih Vlash > 1 ~.-
Rhone 21, Arlington, Neb. We pay all phone
charges.
Reynolds Rendedng Works
Fa rn u m Franzenhnrnr. Rnnrncanfuf
\ ,
~i n e ~I H E I I u r l e u ~f 1 ~Q d M E ~A :.a v l u t I n v " ° " ° b " " 'v u u - u a " H J H u n g u n . . .N T Y C O U R T ,w A s m N G ' r o N l a n 5 1 w i t f l e r e d l 1 k e h J o r } 1 { a l 1 ' § l § ; : i u I d : '1 . 3 1 3 1 S U F 0 L ( 5 1 , 5 1 4 3 s o n g n j n s o n s f m § ' $ ' $ § = . y e é m l q a § i 2 § " ' § ; " , ` Z ; g i = ; g l § " f > r x } I ° " \ f é n ¢t o
C O U N T Y N E B R A S K A A m e r t n s m n g w a s 1 e 1 1 c 0 0 ' v i s i t o r s a t t h e R u d o l p h A n d r e a s o u O m a h a o n M o n d a y f o r t r e a t m e n t s
f i t #O f ~J .B a n k s ,D C '~t h e b 8 l | k ( 3 f S ~H a n s ~g g ~3 1 O l . l . n d | h 0 { | 2 E ,. . _1 \ r . . .~..1 »0 1 1 h q r ¢ Y @ 3 »S h e r e t u r n e d t h e
"5l:CL|.i>n 3.Thu c rea m ox m l
nnlmp nhnll nm.nr he d v e n o r r=nf1...---.... .-.--.--_g ---__i u v vloanedina i d o f a n y individual,assoc iation. or c orporation.Tlge I E s
state legislature,however,in ceased nm. Know Uwl..'m a new rom roausner.fhnn nf fha hsdtfnkf UPYIPYHI l1lEl°"i l f !un:I live "fnliie D a y an d
§u nd ay a t
ts,D a ve
\l
au. una mrs. uuscuve L»arsc.1 01 same d ay.Ma r e n g o , I ll. vi s i te d f r o m S u n d a y Mr s . L u c i lle
evi n i n g u n t i l T u des a y mo r m n g a t vi si te d M ,
th e L a r s SrsRo llun d ho me .Mr .L a r -o n Mo n d a v.
oruc r L0 he lp p ly my uu n c g r . ln "|\n w m e c r e u lwr a \"W UA \' " j ' " b => " " '§ = »' j" "" " "|Llll u llu ° " ~ °" " " " 'th e De p mi tor a Gu ar a nty Fund ',,' l'§,,§2§. ,"h§E'°ZZ me at the Coun-c handise c hmn orga nizations in t}1e so n o f F r e mo n t,spe nt £
amd to d is c h ar ge the o b li ga ti on s [ty ~ Co ur t ro o m in B la ir , Ne br as ka ,-c ountry rep orted rec e ntly th a t 1 ts _th e o m e o f heir;param
tfmreuf Lu denositors in bank! F _ .L_ rnl. .1..... .J \\r-......~..m»|»mn n sales, mataead of decreasing in th~agGu§t1.n an d- f" 'mf~ y '
|ul.u¢u|us vu u u u nK .Rid dle sb arg er
VOTE FORsen is a brotheno! Mrs. Rolland.|Mrs.H31-rv Sappeniield was al
|Sunday guests at the Herman pleasant caller Monday.Rahlfs home were Mr. and Mrs.'Mrs. Narig; Bass went bo Oma-,Herman Kuhr and family of |Ken-[ha last. Mon y lor medical treat-f
znard and Mr. and Mrs.°HaroldvmenL
~' b'§ha;De pa r tmen t o fTr ad e an d Commerc e pri or m g
D e c e m b e r 3 1 ,1 9 3 1 ,m a y | . p -3
. l : _
O n U I C ' I l l U n ]U 1 A i u v s s l a v w na n d o n t h e s m d a y o f F e § r § § § 2 '
1 9 3 1 ,f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f e x a m i n -
a t i o n .a d j u s t m e n t a n d a l l o w a n c e !
'last ifem actually increased during;Qmte a Iew Ifom around nere|d attended the Mill Creek Club dancethe penod of supposed har tlmes in Blair Saturday night
h h f t .~ 'F?.-_.ff'f__'.={'T'_ 'ff.l.f...."f,.I Nearly everyone ls busy husk~
Vroprmu our ax any.muney mtheStateTreasurynotother~
wise appropriated the sum o!
aight million dollars or as much
Uxcrcof as may be deemed neces-
sary,and auch npproprintion
.....____,.,_._
of clnims All claims not filed on
or before the 9th day of February,
1931, will be forever barred.
Dated this 14th day of October,
1930.
wax uns corpurnuuu uvnunuu. _wing conf these bold mornings.use a large amount of advemsxnge Guy Wallace, the road overseer,
space in ihe daily ncwSPBP'{"S»|is busy out in the hills grading
wherever a umt of its organization roads before they freeze up.
was established.There have men'Fritz Gulschow and wife and his
other similar examplee. Recently a . son and amily of_LeQear, Kamsae.
Chnstensen.Mrs. Anne McNutt and Mrs. Jas.
Mr. and Mrs. Geqrge Kuht and Kirby were pleasant callers at theMr.and Mrs.Chns Wrich and Home on Wednesday.
daughters were Sunday guests at Rev. and Mrs. W. C. George at-~
the Hans Wnch horne in Blair.iended a conference in Omaha on O O_ Mr. and Mtg. Qhrxs Hensenand Thursday.
s..
l n u l ne ucemen m ue m r Ipublicpurpose,namely ,to re -
lieve distress m d pr e ve n t nu!-
je r i n g an d to stabilize A n d
l l n i l g t h v n th e n u k e ba nk in g
(SEAL)
39-4t
I. c. ELL ER
County Judge.
[big chemiw company went xnwpvume cluul ll uw :mmm on'the hand: of ; receiver, and one of lil1¢l'l. lludlmel John and G..- ...\..:.|\..-an ...... .. ...¢»....' ..n|Hln=llM and hulbands Monday.
nwjtamily spent Sunday at the Albenl Mrs.eo.Hansen home.~
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Dickxneyer day.=¥¢ and Miss Dorothy MeMi\Ian spent Rev.*-|"|§unday at the Lode Dickmeyer xihurch
ome.omeastl'rm-mnv .wr-"sm, vinimn ..¢ nw n w
Langly of Teknmah, was a
guest at the Home on Fri-
Booher, pastor ol the M. E.
at Kennard,visited the
on Wednesday.
Elmnnf Flhfrhhr rvhlnhad
\Dexunratic Cnzliclate for
I COUNTY ASSESSOR
l l !D\ll b!l\ .ll a.L| \.u " H H l l I u v u v a v --.|W a l t e r G u s t i n a n d f a m i l y vwc o m p a n y , m a n u f a c t u n n g t w o h o u s e .~h o l d P r o d u c t s .T h e r e c e i v e r s ' ~ * ° ' ° ' § § § ~ ° Z " § u l T § Z § " °a t t h e D .G u s
.... .s m a r t i n t h i s i n s t a n c e w l d ° ° ¥ ' E i " ' |`C l i f f o r d H i h e u m w e n t o u t 1system."
Sec~l the
a XA
' the
I o r
dual,
Tha
.in
it in
1-._..,|
Nebraska be amended to read
1 ¢..||..,..
Notleo ll hercby given thot tmLeglslnture ot Nebraska by an act
passed by 1 three-fifths vote of the
members elected to each house hx:
submitted w the electors of the
state to be voted on nt the general
election rp be held November 4
1930, n propoual that Section 'I
Anicle XII ol the Constitution oi
ol
u
lued the big national advertisinglyrfd ;and helped his cousin,
program of the cotwn oil products, Minno lm-sen, paper,with the result that sales increas~|Frank Hineline is treating his
ed, the plant was sold at a fine house so a new coat of paint.Joeprofit, and today the company is Stnclflett i s_dolng ~ wo rk and
one of the most prosperous injtsYl wgzso;;15:@;|oB€1";_"§nin"h"'
line.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lockheart' and
Anybody can afford to advertise baby of Decatur, were Monday call-
when business is good._lt is h _when business is ot c5>m\ng.\l\_e" at the John Hmcline omc
-_____,,.-.....,._...,.__, _.,. ,..-.... .....,-, -._.,_-. .-____.__. -.|CIyde Larsen home were Mr. snd|Satnrday after spending a couple
Mrs. Bill Pope and son, Mr. nnd'oi months with his daughter ir
Mrs.Fred Dickmeyer and Miss Montana.
Dorothy McMillan.Miss Harriet Merchant retumemMiss Vera Nelson acted as sub- Saturday from the Methodist hos
stitute teacher Monday at Orum pits] in Omaha where she has beer
as her sister, Miss Leoln was ill.receiving treatment for severa
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen nndlweeks.`
daughters spent Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. James Kinslow en
at the Lars Rolland home.joyed a visit from their son am
Mr -.mx M N Hhrh Unfarann wan. nl Inxrlnutnn Nah Inst sm.
|\tion 3 of Ankle X111 01
Constitution of Nebruk
mud aifollowsz
"Section 3.The credit oi
state shall never be giver 11
5
Has had years'of experience asloaned in nid of any indiviu
usociation, or corporation.
state legislature,however,County Assessor
or de r to help pa y any deiic :
th e De p o si to n Gu ar a nty I
and to d isc h m-ge the oblige!
thereof to depositors in ba
closed by the Dep ar tme nt
n\...|--_.\r\................_........:...
u n u
ions "Every stockholder in n bank-
ing corporation or institution
w i t h o u t u r g i n g u m :a c t v e m s m g W o m e n a n d M i s s e s :T h e b e s t w - } 1 § ' s E ` £ T i a y " H " '' ; : " ' °a { s ` £ ` £ " £ i § } §~"" " " " " ° " t " ''
|b e c o m e s a n e c e s s i t y t o t h ?h f e ° *p l a c e i n B l a i r t o b u y y o u r n e w M a r t i n N e l s o n h o m e i n B l a i r .
| L I " l d €\ U i . n + n 1 -u n i i n u f + 1 I n P n u h i n n P a n . .' I ` } l F !h l l h i l i i n f l i b s r m n m r n n r n i n N n n . . | ~ | 1 r |P n u n n I \ lamks
,of
Election November 4thanal!n e mmv la u a u y rtsp ons lme
an d li ab le to i ts creditors over
an d ab o ve th u amo u n t o f sh o c k
by hi m he ld to an xmu un t. e qu al
tn hi; rm\me¢~tivn xinrlc nr sh i r e !
I l n l u w a A A u s n u u v A u u n u u n
Fa s hi o n Ce nter si lk D r e s s e s i n t e x : - t h e y h a ve be a u ti f u l
th e s m u t n e w sty le s p .n p n c e d a t $1.88 to $ 6 - - a n d
:feature a l l th e s ma r t n e w$4.98 to $19 .7 5. in sizes 1 1 t° - 5 2 ; c o I o r s. ma te r i a ls i n a ll h d
Hats
they
stylek,
ddzes
Bi § S § ' ] ¥ i 5 o i ' e ; § , , 7 § ' ; 1 3 , 5
nut i nth e Chi ll Ha ns e n pu mn
Twldll ev e ni ng.
Ml u e l Hu e l Newldrk,Irene
H| l l | m g d I n n a P e t s n m n n
¢1va ; nnlm l ». |pJu|» ulv vluv hd ¢l |N\| a lllstripe jersey bloomers in all sizeri0
>pro-the
B m»
Lrlue In u \./Ulluswrcc pu mDec emb er 3l,l931.may up
p r i lte o u t o f a n y mo n e y i n
Stxte Treasurx' nut otherwise
g l u t w o m e n I l n u n u u u e u ,as pi ll lf a nf at Fashion Center.40:11
|Advertise in m Enterprise.proprihtcd the lum of aight mil-
llon dollars or as much thereof
as mny be deemed necessnry, nnd
such nppropriation : h a l l bc
deemed w be lor A public gur-
pose, namely, ta relieve dishes
and prevont mlfering m d to
uubillza gnd strengthcn the
at-lm blnking rysbem."
Tha nhnvn hrnnnwrl amendment.
;; i§§d,`§3§`Hi`l¢}'i§b§inlfiéIcming or exkstlng while he re-
rnninn auch stockholder, and all
banking corparltionl shall pub-
lish quxrterly statements under
oath of their :seeth and liabili-
ties.The woekhulden shall be-
came individually responsible for
the liability hereby imposed, im-
medintelv idler mv meh bank-
nnd 14% to 26%.No matter whai
kind of dress you want you can
find it a t the Fashion Center
Also shnwihg 1, 2 and 8 piece wool
dresses primed at $1.98 to $12.75
in all sizes.40-1\
;.¢;u'¢a;.,;;T m ;
ORUM BRIEFS
Monday supper guem;at the
Fashion Center Slippers thn¢,CBrl Rasmussen home were Mr.
Wear for Women and Misses prlc-and M m Amos Reinertsen and
ed at $2.98 to $6.50; Elma JetLlck,isons of Chicago and Rev.and
ss mm ss: Rnhinlmnd lor the chil.lMra. P. J. Reinertsen.HII UNTILJOHN DOE PAYS HIS1
e
.'§; Jam :.;»;1flf €§`"`"`i5£i
iectiou November 4. 1930. il nub-
ing eorparatlon, or lnnkixllz insLl- 3}¢§j¥£3§ §§§fé§laii ~a t
tation slull be adjudged lnsolv-
ent, md the recelver of Auld cox'-
pontlon or inacitution nhall luvef=.u'x¢m and lawfud anthodty,
...lm .-.».r.,.-»fnrfhmioh
YORK QREEK NEWS
_.l4°""LC*=!"=E*""="_°°1'°f1 at the.
Wednesday evenin§ guests
Miss Meta Hansen were l
Helen and Johnny Taylor
Chris Ruwe.
After spending a week a t
parental,Rev.P. J.Reiner!
of
melishedi n aoc ordanc é wi t h seétion
3DB'?,c hap ter 112.Session L a w s
1925,Sta te o f Ne br as kn .F r a n k
Ma r c h Qmbiwfuvxr nf Qinfn 9'}'....l{DELINQUENT C01-\L BILLm c u
ein-
fo r
wi ll
nina
Q i \A|| \ » U v . s |A vl v i l f v l l u v v l w ~|_)9 1 n y ul3 1'\'>¢ ee d" 'b y a c t i o n i n c o u r t .f n i g g .1 8'a o m e
c o l l e c t a u c h l i a b i l i t i e s ;a n d e V W ;D r o v i l i o n s o f S e c t i o n 4 .A 1 t i f : l e L . a ' € § ? , . . H ? f f . " " ? f . - -'E
\esnay ¢"?'|home,Mr.and Mrs.Amo
Iertsen and sons left Thursnslow, truck 2 Onawa,Iowa where the
[hone lmdmnend 1 few davn befor; n
B R
day
yemu
"'~»'
s u n n n f r s S AL E
K'Maher ¢ Carnsan. Attomeys
By vinue of an order of sale
issued out of the District Com of
Wuhington County, Nebraska, and
in pursuance of a decree of md
Court in an action Lhe n pending,
xu, of the Conntitution o( the E
State o! Nebnska nhnll not be
construed na applying in banking a
eorpontions or banking institu 1
tions."r
serum mu: Na 149 H
1.1 | | U 5 a L u ;r u l u c s .ienry Horn Tuesday 4
Mr. gud Mrs. Clm-en'md chxldren spent TuH u w a i O H ;I " n - I { ' a v\
U-Ms novauw HullluisMr.and Mrs.Carl
Expect CreditHe Can'tning at the Carl Carlberg home,
near Telbasta.
Paul Broderson was s visitor atthehome of his daughter,Mrs.
Hans Matthiesen and husband on
Monday.mr. and Mn. Morris C1n-ist.inn-
sen and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Petersen and Mildred of
Bl-sir, were Sunday dinner guestsat the Flew Anderson home.Mr. and Mrs. Howard William-
sen were Sunday dinner guests at
the Ernest Monson home near
Kennand.,
Mr.snd_ Mrs.John Reéh andchildrenwereSundaydinn-cr
gucsts nt the Clean Wilkins home.Clarence Wachter was u Wed-
Albert .H. Miller
While lbelllng som last week,
Ghrll Wulf had the misfortune to
crush the bones in his finger,Eggert Wulf,son of Mr.and
Mrs. Fwd Wulf,is recovering from
an attack of appendlcitls.Thursday evening Albert Ruff
had about 50 chickens siolen.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Rosenbalm
and daughters of Blair, were Su\\»
day dinner guxsts at the MartinLarsen home.
Misses Tesde Johnson and Helen
Hansen were bnptjr/ed by Rev. P.
J. Relnertsen Sunday afternoon.
Mr,and Mrs, Carl Rasmussen
and family were Sunday uftemoon
guests at the C1155 Wulf home.
Another Coal Merchant' - \x `A
Hm ong BECK l
BONDBD ABSTBACTER a
Office in Mnyle Bldg.;
xxITHE EAT SHOP f
E. C.Rann, Prupriolar \
Meals. 40 Cents lExwlent Cuinino |
I Satisfactory Service ,|Courteous Treat t |Fi n! do o r ea u Ente rpris e ml
x .
-_.__xIDr. Norman li. RnlhlnumIm»Tn \l ETRIS1-
||Constitution m n ;mama.
nd liability of stockholder:
in banking corporations or banking
institutions, and providing lar the
immediate collection ra( _unch lia-
bility upon the h i l u n of meh
banking corporations or bulking
institutions," and
"AGAINST amendment to
the Constitution fixing in»l
dividusl linbility of nwck-
holders in banking corporation: ni,
'mnking institutions and provldin|;'
for the immedinte collection ol
such liability upon the failure ol
such banllink cnrporntlons or bank
inn' institutions."me above proposed amendment,
to be voted upon at the zvheml
The coal which John Doe burns has to be paid for by the coal
The freight on it must be paid
men who deliver it must be paid on Saturday night following delivery
The coal merchant can not afford to let John Doe's bill run indefinitely because
it would add uhnecessarily to
prices and prove ,an injustice to the vast majority of Blair householders who
pay their bills promptly.]'Over nw Blair Dmg c¢_election Nowniber 4, 1930, §s pub~
|'hn|w Blnck il lished in accordnnce with section
Svenmxzn by Appomtment 8087,chapter 112,Session Laws
l
I
n n coal rnerch antsI1 he credit records of all éoal custom srs of the four local
on file in the offices of the Coal Merchantaixchange, and
n l l r n n l l v An ¢ n | \ ¢ » \ b ¢ I n 1 - \ ¢ . | ¢ - ~ " : ¢ : n n ' HL A 2 . ¢ n | ~ : l > | n f | i n n r n r n f
1925, sms of Neumm.m u h
Marsh. Secretary of scam.sum
cfm. s<'BMlUI`Q!
Insuranct "|Beal Blau |l\¢\Umce in Stats k Bldg.\STATE /REPRESE NT AT IVE
8th District
Comprising Washington and Dodge
Counties
Serveé in 1921 mg 1927 Senate
Sessions
.
Your Voté Will Be Appreclated
|
A. C. mm, mv.COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON Anyonel|»COUN TY. NF IHR A s m Ax`I='8<i" -I "5¢'u"sL'»'5§;, All
i Noticeisgiv entothecredi slloahd ln new I iao appear before me at the Cnfern-'
Hom e T ha t ! g g,ty Court room in Blair, Nebmaka;Bla h . Hu hni a I on the 15th day of November.,If you have an unpaid coal bill, attend to it at once inx1930, and on the 16th day ol Feb-I
x mary 1981 1 th urpose (e x .BLAIR A
_
»3§fj=__yjy_a TITLE aminiion, '.d'}¢'§¢ and :Huw-I requirements may be handled promptly
Merchants Exchange»NE16 l»m>¢'jlllir, Nebnnh me.;rm. mn day of Oct¢1ber,|:;
lm sowm 1~. me [ u m C. ELLER.I
County Judga
Composed of all Local Coal MerchantsNo n-nm nvun hlnomux .M .ml
._-__ __. _nn aah ~ " ? ' _ ' ° ! ! " ' 9 " i ~ =d l = » . h ; m
I
metrdpollx.All the towns within Omlhl. wen lo hvored ands rt dh u o f n hundre d mi le ; orlé gm theuma i nv ihdo n..
A. n a o w z s .m u m m -~iIver since Blain~ qnme nn I~
* " $ " ~ .
DA NA c o m m s NE W S me flunl °f!°fl1 1n norm a n OF BLAIRNd n . . . . . _|H,-_ gm Mrs. pnnk Thompgon WOMAN PASSES
stu ts ue .sw 1 ~~Ind fa mily.Mrs.Clan Thomas, mother of
Hrs._.~ra.o
~ E ~ I S E\ »»:»g)§\»e<;.
lnuunu
Pric e per Yu:#LW
In l a n d u second-1-.hu mute.:
nz um pmo dln nz a nn. Ne lrr..under me .uc ur Cougrdu of
larch s. 1879.
Every subscription ln n g t d e d
as apen account.The :umm o f
wbwrikers will be lnxtmtly fs-
mnved lx-om our mailing lm at Lhn
-'rolntlon nf the tim! paid for C!
dn publlxhsn be nodlied; otha:-vlle the mbscriptfan will nnnaln
ln fame at the designated mb -sexlption prim.Evnry mhurlbut
mm u nd e n u nd u m d u n mu m-
t i o n s u e ma d e a p a n o f t l w w n -
...., ... ,.... ..,.-- __ _ _cause he hu 1 slck \1|!er.Go onand dren, and l'll uks care of hlm.Be quiet. Peter, or Fll llunlnh you.
Not anniher word.""l-In just like you and yanr hm-lly." wm :old I-trnestlne."Ha iswillful and e rgellc and intelligent
lunxend ut denllng with hlm ilrmlyynn quarrel wnh hlm.You ahould
not pm-ml: hlm the equallq ot ln
nrgmmem. and I vlan: you zo suplt. l-Iruenlne."\
Recollections of A dozen timer;when w;u|had been hlgh-handed
with her rushed over Ernestlne."So ynu don't allow,l.h¢ Brlce-hmds equnlllyf' she nked ln a cold
run. llndlng n dlfllcnlt to (aka cor-
rection from him.
and strong. #Z wauu his own n y .\
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"!t'|lust an well for nl to under _J
b p m a u z r w n l c n .v e g a n :1. 1 u \ |: |u \ ||: ;
1'f.Thelgtaatnuomtmuennmk w u b u r o r zn mmv y | u | w u l W l ¥ 'AT BLAIR HOSPITAL lug Saturday mo rni\Z at tha 'gf
.I s i x t - ml n years s f t e r l n ~'Bxffu Passed away at the L., ofyfoureyun..~n ~
"P ul Tuesday,_ °¢*» 21,c u m M¢m»ia¢was born m O_the °X¢of eighty-two 'r~,......-n muff. .nd was mm-ied wl
reserv ation ljvs in Bomm, Mum]N ' r
Misdomry J.4K- um of Jnpnn,*Bm_~
~at .College Chapel Frlday gao lt '
@|mormng mu uulune al. U''uv 01studentsat the wllwq.Friday ':'f,o;
Imminm.Rev.Lim:polnted aut-a wt.. ~
:nm mlnthg """"" ---- ----.,,!¢lu '° .mm n»mu,s:°prn min max ff
Transfer"he importance ol xontinuing ¢fur'he;° nl-u not been in UH best ofnd for the mission work In Japan um for a number of yearn and
bum; an mind tha true mi»i°n~-W" confined *° 012 hospim] at Hot
ary spirit.|sP'"'¥'» Arkmgg Prior so winsThe nn; home football gn-ne of to the mm h°§Pi¢-Bl where he hasthe year will be nluwl at u»"P°;_' *F past year.
mm- bm nark. omher 25.|____B1f{§r vggs porg gn Sullivan
Iav;a for many yearn where her
husband died zbont sewn
' She in survived by eight children,|
five sons and three daughters \Mrs.Thongu came to Blair]
abadt twenty months ago to beg
yw v,
Live stock a specialty
I Call us for rates
Oil c ou nty ,n e w xo r k .J u l v 9 m a n l.....»...§.}|| |° "w h a dir!Coflege "' I "" ""near nur lmru UI\||.5u|A»4o ulau ' ° -SP4 '?"""€* °W " h m 8 f 0 I 1 c ou nty ,.11 ti n t c o u ld b e ' d o n e t o c o m f o r t!, /
5.Nom
lnir. was
xger ofen" at aelecdun,
Nm m me an nm 1511.He wa..mxrrled to Lizzie E. Goll on Apr.
2, 1880 and moved to his (ann,
northwest at Blair when hc maid-
ed lm6l Oct. 27, 1918 when thdeath of his wife caused him Ji
b m w - ".ff".°»T.1»¢».'°`°.'f g;;g_1;f P l o l e s B l u r 1 6 4
f,Rav, .column officiating.
The decexlsed wu a member of
um Eastern Stuaf, Module, and of.-» -"
r i m Kennard2l on I6u|
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:rut between the publinhex m d
Iubocrlber..
in-:Gcmzs CAN CHOSE
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fx°i"<T:ilB asv-1m='sr.,1.rr.He
stand onq thlng nt 1 tlme wlthoul
golng mm another." uuwened wxucalmly,"If l mm you nm mklnx:
the wrong tone wlth Peler, I'll_|ny
so.(¢'| my ngm."They left the house and walked
to the cur llne ln nnleqce.They nlbeside each other ln the rar. they-numl mum-A Pnntanrfl. lozether
le l d m mu p a p e r .Ba y a r d H o p e w e ll o f Bl
»-'ef= , » » - Y , - . .|51gg~§_f§_§§ 'D.,,,.. 'iufg
'mu vuuqsc »-yu.........'| recent Swdmt Body
I m x i x ~ a l s o o f E
Ha Almout Fell Over _thy Lllalns lggggen Assistant Advenis
move to ATKIIIBIIB.;l: ;r ' ; :: 5 _ H e _ is puyvived um rmbm.-an Rlnfls.
rim Amrch at Goun
~ughters,M n no P..~ . J . E . ~Y eak T d Iown..Then-e" were ml-HY ~floral'
r f n m .A m f 'w m e m p e e r lw n h l l f b th o r an tnbutea te Yi n!
ro ers and a half sis- and esteem of mxny old friends'~r, Charles and George Biffar and d ' hbo Irs.~ ~ J o h n S p e c h : a n o f N e w Y k .a n n e l g I
o rh a r t _....`
Tbe Home of Pcr l Talking Plclures .
Saturday Matinee
OCTOBER 21 and 25
"Way Out West"
With William Haines and Katherine Mnylln
COMEDY-Pep on the Deep(FRIDAY, ocrousn 24
Home Thétre Will Give FREE 2581.00 WAHL EVERSHARP
PENCILS
T he F amous Frie ndly
F a r m e r s Station
Broadcasting
Potatoes
Friday 'and Satuaday
Home Grown a fewleftat ..$1.25
Western Potatoes dryland at ..$1.25
Fancy Jonathons $200
rHoNE isa
Farmers Produce "Company
H. J. MADSEN, Mzf-sim, Nebraska
He r ma h - Ha r ve y C le a n e r s o f Te ~own w~ re ~ d ~a n d me r c h an ts f
~mah ann-exed en tir e c le ani ng a n d oth er s in vi te d to a tte n d th e
Ia n t o f we s t P a n t o H u m i n th is Ak~Sa r-Ben L i ve Sto c k S h o w bo
~vm.be he ld Oc t.31 to No v .7 i n th e '
I
~ct. 23 at thq J. E.Miller home
~nd at two o'clock from the Chris»
'an church, Rev. L. J. Moran of-
ldating.Interment was made in
he Binir cemetery.
VISIT BLAIR
Wednesdny,Blair was visited
by n bunch of Omnhh Lions Club
members headed by Ford Babes,
T H U R S D AY
OCTOBER 23
cc /0C h e e r u p a n d S m l l e "
With Dixie Lee and Thcmie Arthur
COMEDY-Helln Television
WEDNESDAY and=THURSDAY~
OCTOBER 29 and 30
"Leatherneckmg"
With Eddie Foy.Jr.and Benny Rabin
COMEDY-Frmhmlnx Goat
S U ND AY a nd M ON DAY
Sunday Matinee f
OCTOBER 28 and 21
H 99 ,J o u r n e y 7 s E n d
With Colin Clive and hu MnelarenSINGING SAYS-FABLE-LAIR OF CHANG-0W,._
PATHE NEWS
|`.n .~
FREE §How
Saturday, November lst
at 2:00 p. m.
Also Poliliql Speeches by Mnlcolm Baldrlge,Ex~Rep. Jeffers
and Others
FREE FREE FREE
-TUESDAY
OCTOBER 28
"One Embarasslng Night"
With Tam wlnl ind Winlfred Shatter
C0MEDY42»Plu|-I
GLASSWARE NIGHT
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m i d !"A f te r all."he said w himself.
lrln glng along among the small
dy houses, "after all, I was ln dan-
er of bec oming a capy lat.I ' ve
earned a ll that Po o l;can tunrll
Io.It' s time f or me to wo rt alo ne
~to develope my own Ideal."
Erneatlno was dr essin g. an d gh-
Is lnsfractlons to the neighbor girl
rho was to amy with the c hild ren.
"W h at d o y ou thi nk. W ill?S ma l
vrenr my rod dress?I th o u g h t I
rould never gn ln I'aslnno'¢ again.t'a years.though.nlnre wb wont.nd I don't mind gnltlg a hit.W lll.
o u aren't llazvalnz to me.l'\1»
c an so vexrd wi th I'ou»r.HW.-s
md two wh lp p ln ga . an d needed a
hlrd.He n g e tllm: ton bln f o r n wo s pa nk any mnro.l wish you'd
In flesh.remote In spirit.Th e
strong uatlnfac llon of Inner ac tivity
shone on \ \ l ll ' |face.and lt wa s
li k e a d e c la r a ti o n o f wa r to B mw
Une.lle r anger grew an tll she
c ould not rememb er whe n s he had
burn ed with suc h res entment.She fan nxcen<==l\ely courteoul to
every one nt the dinner parfy .
J ohn Poole told h e r o f his plans
for Florida. of the end of hls agree-
mvn t wi th W ill.Erneallne vfhs
astonished.
"\'.lly dldnl y ou tell mn?" she dc ~umnded.tur nlng to W ill.and he
nunwvre d hbr:
"'l\'e dldn°I have a chance tn
hulk."
limoa llne f vlt llmt Pn stflnlfs wa*
had mvdlc inr: fur her.She was uu
lmnnv nsruln.
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up-ele ll
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bef-
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mlm
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Pro
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Fo rm of J o hn P o oh .|"'°=*°t\Ped er Ha u g e o f Red ver s,Sas-`
door. so that be c ould sc arc ely
n lt. Ind. on entering. he almost
oxo r the llf ele sl fo r m o f J oh n
Ile.lo ha d w m a hack to tho 'stllrv
ar his birthday parts,an d lm(
n nt wor k.The Ilg ht s tlll sh unt
r his dr mvlo g board.H o hott
:l hero. alone, and W lll. oven ll:
t first shoc k,wu s fu ll o f tht
Iwlodgo that isls death laud wnm.
alon e lo th e nlgltt b u t wllh lllr
3 of his ;.:I!t.ol on the dta\\ln | ;hoztrtl wus at
ture--his lust:I t was ditl'er¢»|¢|
nt his other work.ll.was a
ld In the stream:tvlth u.grout
e owrlu onglng the water o m! the
:|lln\\lwy ond and the I itrutas of
A . .. I . . . n n a h n l l h h v u l l l t n i a n d
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kn tc h e wa u ,C a n a d a wa s th e D a n n
College delegatae t o th e N e b r u h
Stu de n t Vo lun tee r s Co nve ntio n
wh i c h wa s h e ld i n F r e mo n t f r o m
Fr i da y to Su n da y .1
Pr o f es s o r E .E .Poepc ke,Ph.D.,
i s th e p r o u d o wn e r o f a . n e w Ma -
jec tic ra d i o purc h ased f r o m th e
Ho l me s Ba ke ry .Mr s .W i lli a m.
Poepc ke o f Ne w Y o r k C i ty a r r i ve d
i n Bla i r ,Sa tu r da y , an d i s vi s iti n g *
her s on , D r. E . E. Po ep c k e, wh o is
head of the Social Science Depart-_
mo n t a t Da n a C o lle g e .'
Mr , K u h n o f th e K u h n S tu d i o o fB la i r fin ish ed a nu mb e r o f vm-y i
I |:I lolnlleinlh ~suushi~e,p le ; ln z a
bon! the tw# :md on n ~°\rT""T\'\'11¢`l
aught honenth o grual rout.Tlnorv
was In il nn mo;-kery . no satire. no
luwn lng.l l was simple.ki nd
Staring at n. before he went lu give
he ala rm,W ill fl-ll surf' that this
.Yor k nf llle sk lllvd pe uvll wa s th e
slvrlmllmlhnn nfler h all' o c mnlury
1'some rernlcnnhorvd noone ui'his
nlylltacul..W i ll lrrleved honestly for J ohn
"u| |lP nnd Iluamrlll often mul my ac le
lone ly u hmu that Iam plvture.I f
ICa mpu s , Mon d ay .
Pr of e ss or an d M m .Ma l m i n o f
t i n Mu s i c D e p l r h m n t a t D a n a
Co lle ge s p e nt th en ve e k en d i n D e s _
Mo in es ,I o wa , vln i i n g r e la ti ve s ..
A n e w c o u r se i s b ei n g of f e r ed a t,
D o r m College,th i s y ea r,i h Prac -
t i e d C a r p m tr y .P m p a r a ti o n a a m ,
be i n g ma d e to a c c omo d ate n c las s !
i n wo o d wo r ki n g a n d prac tic al-
bu i ld i n g d u ri n g th e W i nte r S e me s -
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F a r m e r s Station
Broadcasting
Potatoes
Friday 'and Satuaday
Home Grown a fewleftat ..$1.25
Western Potatoes dryland at ..$1.25
Fancy Jonathons $200
rHoNE isa
Farmers Produce "Company
H. J. MADSEN, Mzf-sim, Nebraska
Aniioilncement
why had he neser duno sn?Th e
:nswvr In Illia was dlnturlnlnxr.\\'| ll estnlmllalmli hla rights m
"nnle°r\ c arlnnn ldvus only to Bud
lwlu wurllnless.Uu u tr r mu mn mn .
.l1lpn piled u p unusPd.and ho
round lnlmell'wo rk in g against nvu!!!lnflll\'er\~m'f.°,more 1rualslmr.
num: lmp vue lr ahle tha n tha t whi c h
he had falllglll for a plac e for
l"nulP'L1 azrlp.h u t hls ne w Inner
antlvlly vnrrlf-d wlth it much per
nnnl 101 that he mu ld n o t he sn r
Ilr:l¢=~ntly chngrrlned by tha c o llnpsvIf h is busi nes s en ter pris e a nd tllv
lla nge r r n h is lnmrrw(C bn ti nu ed n ext we ek )
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W e wi s h to e x p r a a o u r app re-c in ti on a n d u m m to th e f n e n d g l
wh o s o ki n dly a s si s te d u s f o llo w-
in g th e d e a th o f o u r f a th e r , W , C .
Be rn ha rd .'W e wo u ld espec ially
thank the r ninni ster, thos e who fur~
niahed tht music and those vmc)
My indoor golf course located
on Third and Washington sts.,
is now open to the public.
A cordial invitation is ek-
I |:I lolnlleinlh ~suushi~e,p le ; ln z a
bon! the tw# :md on n ~°\rT""T\'\'11¢`l
aught honenth o grual rout.Tlnorv
was In il nn mo;-kery . no satire. no
luwn lng.l l was simple.ki nd
Staring at n. before he went lu give
he ala rm,W ill fl-ll surf' that this
.Yor k nf llle sk lllvd pe uvll wa s th e
slvrlmllmlhnn nfler h all' o c mnlury
1'some rernlcnnhorvd noone ui'his
nlylltacul..W i ll lrrleved honestly for J ohn
"u| |lP nnd Iluamrlll often mul my ac le
lone ly u hmu that Iam plvture.I f
ICa mpu s , Mon d ay .
Pr of e ss or an d M m .Ma l m i n o f
t i n Mu s i c D e p l r h m n t a t D a n a
Co lle ge s p e nt th en ve e k en d i n D e s _
Mo in es ,I o wa , vln i i n g r e la ti ve s ..
A n e w c o u r se i s b ei n g of f e r ed a t,
D o r m College,th i s y ea r,i h Prac -
t i e d C a r p m tr y .P m p a r a ti o n a a m ,
be i n g ma d e to a c c omo d ate n c las s !
i n wo o d wo r ki n g a n d prac tic al-
bu i ld i n g d u ri n g th e W i nte r S e me s -
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T he F amous Frie ndly
F a r m e r s Station
Broadcasting
Potatoes
Friday 'and Satuaday
Home Grown a fewleftat ..$1.25
Western Potatoes dryland at ..$1.25
Fancy Jonathons $200
rHoNE isa
Farmers Produce "Company
H. J. MADSEN, Mzf-sim, Nebraska
Aniioilncement
why had he neser duno sn?Th e
:nswvr In Illia was dlnturlnlnxr.\\'| ll estnlmllalmli hla rights m
"nnle°r\ c arlnnn ldvus only to Bud
lwlu wurllnless.Uu u tr r mu mn mn .
.l1lpn piled u p unusPd.and ho
round lnlmell'wo rk in g against nvu!!!lnflll\'er\~m'f.°,more 1rualslmr.
num: lmp vue lr ahle tha n tha t whi c h
he had falllglll for a plac e for
l"nulP'L1 azrlp.h u t hls ne w Inner
antlvlly vnrrlf-d wlth it much per
nnnl 101 that he mu ld n o t he sn r
Ilr:l¢=~ntly chngrrlned by tha c o llnpsvIf h is busi nes s en ter pris e a nd tllv
lla nge r r n h is lnmrrw(C bn ti nu ed n ext we ek )
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W e wi s h to e x p r a a o u r app re-c in ti on a n d u m m to th e f n e n d g l
wh o s o ki n dly a s si s te d u s f o llo w-
in g th e d e a th o f o u r f a th e r , W , C .
Be rn ha rd .'W e wo u ld espec ially
thank the r ninni ster, thos e who fur~
niahed tht music and those vmc)
My indoor golf course located
on Third and Washington sts.,
is now open to the public.
A cordial invitation is ek-
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late.I t Peter were nnugrlnli hs?
1-huuld he punlslned.not [l\!\.Iur||l
WI!! (Unk the hny from hiv | nv'!1'-r
"li n nm] g ot r1r'r~1=="ml.°' ht : W i l t"
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Aniioilncement
Harry C. Blaco
Republican Candidate For
County CommiSSioner
My Experience and my past work
`are my Qualifications
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My indoor golf course located
on Third and Washington sts.,
is now open to the public.
A cordial invitation is ek-
tended to the`public to vis-
it us and spend a pleasant
evening enjoying a -real
sport and the pleasant
company of friends.
vn i s o n ly o n e , m\ r to f th e c L
m u f a i b l h n t i l i g b m i l n e s s ~
He wa s in to n r the nflloe' In-!hL
llmmln x.as thvy had uYPnl¢\1.\t.
Ilu*r t° wats uuluv.illllléI Inany against
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H. J. MADSEN, Mgr..Blair,Nebraska FRE!-:-PRI-21-I -FREE
evening enjoying a -real
sport and the pleasant
company of friends.
i ms lmnslzn, Proprietor
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H. J. MADSEN, Mgr..Blair,Nebraska FRE!-:-PRI-21-I -FREE
evening enjoying a -real
sport and the pleasant
company of friends.
i ms lmnslzn, Proprietor Grand Opening
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Your vote will be
appreciated on Nov. 4
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Youn vom Fon.
Lester E. Belford
non-political céndidate for
comrrySUPERINTENDENT
will be a vote for one who is well
qualified end capable of conducting
the office to the bettermennt of
Washington County Schools.
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Election, November 4
FALL GOODS
A new line of fall goods is arriving
daily now and we lrlvlte your inspection
of them as we are sure you will agree
they are big values.
Our mitten and glove line ls a dandy,
we can ll t all members ol the family
and at reasonable prlces.
We alsn have line husking mittens as
low us $l.9S ner dozen.Husker Alarm
C ocks $1.00 and $1.25.I
N\EN'S woRK SHIRTS 694:and 79c
Boy's blue and fancy shir ts 50c,59c
to $1.00.
Some line fall dresses for Mlsses and
Ladies $l.00.
H A L L O W E E N o o o u s
And novelties in a fine assortm ent.
Candy boxes, pumpkins, etc.
Pure Fresh Candy Headquarfers A
BLAIR RACKET STORE
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FALL GOODS
A newline of fall goods is arriving
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Saturday, Qcmber\s
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with every purchase of five gallons or more of
New White Ezgle Banner Gasoline
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For Sa!:e--Three Herqslond bdls,
40-lt*Hong. Wilson
Furniture, msn and floor cover-
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heruined at dinner last Sunday,
H r .a n d H n .He r ma n P e t e n e n
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Seb Batzsry charging.Garner Ser~Shotgun Sk ill,681:per bnx.
40-It vlea Sudan.404%40-ll Gamer Sendoe Station
~illi 'I ' h e G u m: h o ! G 0 d l t S e e 0 n d l l r . l n d M n . E . S . N e w n l 1 m d
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Friend Lewis and wife of Sak Sin. Sf P. Nkben o f this city,
p~nnd,¢,_Qui z, v w q nc gh, hu | beautiful e mbrvldend quilt
h o ¢ n o £ l l n . W . G . H n r r i l a n a n d * u ¢ h * h ° h " m ' d ° b Y h l " d l - ° da\I 1
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amiwrm ingum streetanuemg nmuy or Anmtwn. were umm:
.newlymolodthlsweek ~'g\:e¢talutS\mday a gtln M. D .
Mr. md Mn. He nry,Hanse n of
Omaha, spent last Saturday at the
Chris hrsen home in west Blair.
\Raymond Krogh and family and
father,Carl Krogh,were dinner
guests Tuesday. Oct. 14,at the
ho me o l M n . ~ Bu g e o n .
I M n .Oscar Guyer entertained
the M. E.Ladies' Aid yesterday,
0ct. 22.Mm Glen McDonald an-
~ dtbed with the serving.
ek.|Prof. F. E. Flack has rented the
,_".H¢ uwm¢ ke 1 residence on ea-I1
wm_mSouth street and plans m move
29.5 them Nov. ht.u . m s Hr .a nd nm Sta nle y mmm o l
Emma Spiber, were dnner ggesta at ire
Newell hams.
Fred S. Jenkins was taken u p
the Unlvsrdty hospital ln Omaha
mm li un da y ma u mw ma w u
serioudy ill.`¢
Mr. and Mrs. Clarla K. Bendbrf
Ind link daughter wen: m Uehl-
ins. Nels.io v i m Mt.and Mrs.
Louis Meyers lm Sunday.
Luclan Peck, who lives in Dex-
berville, is very ill at the Univer-
sity hospital in Omaha where he
was taken last Saturday,
hh and Mrs .Linton Pulfer Ofv
Telmmah, vidbed at the home of]
M n .Bertha Gollehon last Tues-Q
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Wll1Compion.lnv e d h e mi n s ne a rl y dny a nd s t-
u r . m a m s J. Sutherland tended the mm schools.me n r . mg M r s . He l ga Hmm]
lrove ova' to Shenandoah, lawn
Wednadsy,Od.. 15 60 villt the
rsdio stations. They went upeeish
y to see the country school at
KMA.
Mrs. Joel Alla: ma Hines Van-
zln md Con Strlc klett of Bla ir,
nredinn¢r gues ts at the Fred
Peck home on the Bench lust Sun~
lay.In the morning, they ntlnnd-
A sex-woes at Pleasant View
whool house and with Mn. Peck
ang squartotte number.Mrs.
L A.Rathmnnn of thi: city was
he accommmist.
Mrs,Sophie Roch returned Inst
Honky from a three month: vldt
with her lon, Rudolph lnd daugh-
ter. Mn. Hnnn Oye of Anhur, lll.
Another nm, Georxe. was married
SQL 20. to Sxeldn Miller U! Ar-
thur, Ill. :nd they plan to live nur
m m .
Chris Mstthlesan of Florence,
oelehrnkd his blrthday l u !Sun-
day and the following were pren-
ent:llx. mi l Mrs. I-'fltz Mntf.hle~
sen, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Petersen
and family, Mr. and Mn. Andrew
Heier, and Mr. and Mrs. Holger
Hsnsen..
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prlu she slso noerlved tant y l rd l
of dren mnterlnl from the 'Belha-
t a m n .`
Mr. md Mn. Gllhe rt Hines ro-
tumed Int. Sunday from s wak'|
wiv in Broadwater, Neb., near the
Co lo ndo llno where thay vlsiieli
Gil's sister und brother-ln-luv,
Mr. and Mn. Som Calhrw-T h "
had n fxne trip and report =r°1»
in good\shspé out there.
Dr. and Mrs. T-gg Ho smrmm,
of Lincoln, nrrlved turdny mom-
ing for n visit st the J. H. Neuw
hood homo south of Blair.g g #
Nenrhood went back L ln l n
with them Sunday nl t to Ipend
the week.:
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For mr-A houae on E. Front
L P m Red mo.40-11.
H~ry"LadWlK was in Omaha
n 'lwadayi on budneu.
Furniin, rugs and floor coven
sf-Laumv B. Béndorf.21-tt
Ami! the Congregational Rum-
age ale at the Council room in
ity yall on Nov. 1.40~1t
Fo:-Snle-Poland China boarl.
».¢g Frank Wilson.
u i ;Kazherlne Healey enter-
_inid the Catholic Ladies Club
'e dwil y afternoon.
GK. Bendorf. licensed embalm
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Mina Evelyn Hosta, who m av-te\|ding the mm unlver-my npeut
th: week-end with home folks.
Wanted so lmy--We an in the
market lor 4000 bushels of oats.
89-St mmm & Ro se Ranch
Mn. Glen Evans spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her par-
ents at Council Bluffs.
For Sale--Twenty head ol Spob
ted Poland China, gillb.Frank
Wilson, Blair, Nab.31-tl
For Sale-Spend Poland China
hours.J.J.Jensen,Arlington.
ner wu.For Sala--Poland China
gobd husk!fdlovn.Wm.
su-ang, Blair, Nah.
Mr. and Mn. L. C. Klopp
to Seward, Neb. last Sunda
spent the day with friends.
For Sa k--Two pun bred
fund bulls and one roan Sho
bull.Hosea Wilson.
Mr. and Mn. L. C. Klopp
mined the Tuesday evening
dub a t thei r hmm thi s we
Chris K.Beudort,Under
m. 1.40-2¢"and amhlanee nervloe.P
Mr and M n Walter Petersen office, m- residence xss. nd undertake,Blair.0ffie¢!\md daughter,dfdze'g g " g m -o. c . 'l'l;ompso n .2 o m
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w i l y drose to Audubon,Iowa Regular $1.60 Permanent Waves,
.ug Sunday W vid: relatives.pt md $6 NOW.Either Groglnole
.Waiter Tuckett of Om , was or SP5-"1 Wind.Phone 197.~
dinner guest. at the E. A. Bnrmqx- A' Pound.
p I-no home on lalt Sunday.|Mr. and Mn. R. E. Vinton and
1 Highest prices paid for prodnom sons,Gordon and Keith spent Sun-
253 F ers Produce Co day with relatives and friends atPlwlro.arm S I
Mr. and Mrs A. E. Hanna movQ4 last, Saturday to 409 E. Grant,
raidence belonging to Mrs Rami.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caldwell and
Jack Slngvleton spent Sunday at Lhe
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mor-
tensen.Suits and Overooats.First class.
Reasonable prices.Theo.Wahl
dl Bluffs, Iowa.30-261,
J. S.Roberta.who went uP to
Rochwter,Minn.about thx-ee
weeks ago, writes his family thathe mu be home the latter pm of
the wéek.Mr. and Mrs.E. M. Beaty and
littlue daughter and Miss Beulah
Roberts are planning on driving to
Lincoln Saturday to witness the
Glenwood, Iowa.Mrs, Walt/er \Vyant_ of 0maha,:
is spending this wak with her
sister, Mrs. Eugene Jackson, help-
ing care for the new baby.
For Sale-Poland China boars,
sired by the Outlook,2nd prize
l.lr.Yearling at Neb.State Fair.
so-tr , Hw y s e l t z
Mr and Mrs F W Ruwe of
at the home of Mr and Mrs Leon
ard Axtell
; o : " " " ~ ` " ; " " " " "parental, Elmer Frain home in tm:
Free Battery 'f,,¢m¢_ Mon mod-l city.
'Mr and Mrs Bert Hansen andbexGr d lauogrer n town.'s°40__§.baby who live west of Kennard,
M n Hurd !\ vidted st the parental, Chris B.
Mr. and . H. 0 .o
Omaha, were Stmday vim/ora at
the Ole Jacobsen home.Wm.Alien of thi s a tv ,m u '
p r e a c h a t t h e ~ c h u r c h o n
next Sunday evening It 7:30.
For Sale--I-Iarnpshiq and Ches-
ter White boars, pure bred.Also
a Guernsey hull.Lars Japeraen,
phone 212 on 64, Blair.40-2t'
Clarence McCormick1a.nd family
are remodeling their home on west
South street and putting in a hath
which will be a great convehienee.
A large number of hunters from
this vicinity are in Burt county to-
lday as the season opened on phease
For Ren room house,mod- ant hunting this morning.
ern exept furnaoe.One hal! sim#Mr.and Mrs.Glo McDonaldgarden and orchard ,and children and Mr. its Mrs. Joe
40 It R. J Murdoch. Miller spent Saturday night at the
The Catholic young people en-Frank McBride h0m°-
b Schef Mr. and Mrs. Glen McDonald andloved their Cla dame at ~fkr's hall,last Tuesday evening, children drove to Omaha last San-
Oct. 21.day to visit their relatives,Mr.
nrom with A. M. Lundgarvl. Conn: near Fontanelle,spent ~ Friday
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Ifootball game.The Dmscilla Guild of the First
Lutheran church met Wednesday
afternoon, Ott. 22, at the church
parlora.Mrs.Ka rl Christensen
was hostess.Notiee-Don't miss the Hillereek
school carnival on Wednesday,
October zo.Mara show begins at
s p. m.Lucille Ackerman, Esther
Kabir, Teachers.40-It
Mr. and Mrs. Evans and 'laugh-
tera,Misses Irolene and Mae, of
Missouri Valley, Iowa, spent Sun-
day aitemoon witlr their son and
brother, Glen Evans.Mr.and Mrs Leonard Axtell
were invited out to the F. W .
Rowe home near Fontanelle,on[gg sunday to partake of a fine
chicken dinner.
Mrs.Alice Kincaid,who has
been visiting in Lincoln, has re-
tumed to Blair and is staying with
her niece, Mrs. ELG. Carson and
Mr. Carson ol west South Sf..
Miss Jabqihlnie Johnson ot ash
~alrax atr¢¢t had the mlaforhmt
to fall and iniure her left ann
quite badly.She is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Minnie Bugean at
present.
The Rispin school,District No
35, held their first meeting of the
Parent-TeAcher's Assdciation lust
evening,Oct.22.Miss Theresa
Fdley is the teacher of the Rispln
school.
.Mrs.J. S. Rubens and Mrs. E. S.
llcaty wznt up to Sioux City Frl~
day on visit.The former \isite'l
her son, Chas. Roberts and family
and the latter visited Mrs. Ella
UNui l.
Rob:rt Manning of Council
Bluffs, spent the weekend at the
home of his grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. I-1. A. Brumbaugh.His mo-
ther, Mrs. Hannah Manning, came
up Sunday hr spend the day.' b m The. W. R. C. will meet Satur~
day, Oct. 25 for their regular meet-
ing.There will be the initiatory
work and also a pa otic program.
All members ar: u to be pres-
Mr. and Mm Chas. Mueller and and Mrs Leslie ooiiepvn ~s
son of Tekamah, called at the V.O.l Mrs. Dmzi e mana; o f Omaha,
keland home last Sunday after-spent Monday night at the homenoon.|of Mrs.1. D. Wm-ter.sae pe-
_Again you save money on ve- turned to her home on Tuesday.
natured Alcohol.59¢ gal. at 140'Mr. and Mrs. Hana Petersen of
Gamble Stores in eight states. Fe\~lA1-lingt-on spent last Sunday at the
mont, Neh.34~1t,parenw,s.P.Nielsen home on
Winfield Rodman and wife drove
in from Kimball, Nebraska last
wwk and spent several days vis-
iting with Mr, Rodman's mother.
The ladies of the .Christian
church will give a chicken pie.dln~
ner Tuesday evening, Oet. 28 from
5:30 to 7:30 at the church on Lin~
eoln and 2nd streets.40-It
For Sale-Pure bred Hampshire
boars.Large,heavy boned, long
bodied and growthy, just the type
for breeding purposes.E. N. Maa-
ley, Nashville, Neh.88-tl
Mrs. L. c. Klopp will entertain
the young married ladies hridg¢.|
club at her home Friday afternoon
of this w°¢k..i|1§L¢=Q.9f.°f\|'1`|l"f=-day when it dsually mee 5
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W latrom
west Washington street.
|Mr. and Mrs. H. I, Hellwlnckel
and Mm. Palmer Allen and little
son plan to move to Omahajn the
near future.
' c. K. Bendorf. licensed embalm~
er and nndertaker. Blw.Office
nhone, 161;rea.nhono. 188.3»tf
I-himlture, rugs and floor cover-
ings.Mathew R- Bendorl.21-ti
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Gage and
three children of Lhicoln, visited
at the home of Mrs. Gages uncle,
George Caldwell and family on
last. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Voss, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends_{,ha;'e_int l'!l.-Jlwllthi,plan tqoretarrtp "fl-diff home'ln
California Ythis week#,
who llve un the Solornon"Barton|Walter Gutschow celebrated his
funn have a new daughter born on birthday last Sunday when around
'l'uesday morning,Oct.21.The,twenty-five relatives came in to
little miss weighed seven and one- 'extend best wishes and spend the
half pounds.Dr. Burr was the at- evfrning at cards.
tending physician.
Wanted at once-a young lady
who can cook and take good care
of a child.No washing or Sunday
work.Must stay three nights a
work.Can llve home or at place
of employment.Apply at onm.
Entemris ffice.40-It
llr. and Mrs. H. W. Meierhenry
and daughters, Misses Hattie and
Ethel of this city,and Mr.and
Mrs.Walter Mcierhenry, west of
Blair, drove over to Ithaca, Neb..
last Sunday morning to spend the
day with relatives.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Kolterman
and two daughters of Omaha, vis-
ited at the Carl Koltrrrnan home
last Sunday.They brought Mrs.
Anna Koltermnn home as she had
been visiting in Omaha and Red
Oak. lows for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blatler ahd
Miss Lucille Kemp was a guest
of Mrs. FredRankin of Omaha on
Wednesday, Ont.15 and attended
a gymnasium class of Mrs. Ran-
kin's at the Minne Lusa school
that evening.
Doris Byrne, little daughter nf
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Byrne, who has
been wisiting her aunt, Miss Mar-
,tha Turner of Decatur, Neb.for
lldansen home last Monday.
|Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Christensen
drove over to Fremont last Sunday
sen.l Batman Guyer and Carl Chris-
tensen who are" worldng at Lincoln
drove
spend
home.
I Mrs..Ole Jacobsen,who sub-
to visit a brother ol Mr. Christen-l
mr.llld mn .E.rs.Hauer o1|
Beaver Crossing,drove in Satur-
day night and Spent Sunday at
the Sam Halle! home.-
Mrs. MUY Barry :pant Sunday
with her daughter,Mrs. James
Thompson and family who redde
sounh of town.»
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Rose enter-5
tained Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoar ol
Walthill, Neb.,Mr.and Mrs.Ed
Rose and Mr. and Mrs.Harold
Hoar at dinner last Sunday.up Saturday evening toSunday at the Osear Gnyer)Mrs. Bertha Gollehon's daughtergl
' Mrs. Grace Gaines and baby, Mary 1Lou of Alliance, Neb., name in on!
mitted to an operation at the 1m.last Saturday and expect to spendl
manuel hospital in Omaha recently u week visiting nelatives in sta l
was able in be brought home sat-'
urday and is Improving though
still in béd.
:E. C. Hunt attended the National
Independent Telephone Associationi n Chicago last week.Vernon
Bellows and Tom Meredith,em-ployes of Mx-.I»{unt,were alsothere for the meeting.'
Frank Linden delehrated his
birth anniversary last week Wed-'
nesday, by inviting Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Koltaerman and Miss Mar-
garet Von Lanken to his home for
a seven o'clock dinner..
Martin Jacobsen and Gus Booz
of Alliance, Neb. drove in Sunday
night to visit at the Ole Jacobsen
home.Martin went back Tmesday
and Gus Boos will husk cornhere
in Washington county this month.
Mrs. Sam Mundorf of_Kansas
City, is' reported to be very`low
with an Infection in her hand.The
Mundorf family formerly .god in
Blair and Mrs. Mundorf isl sister
of Mrs. W. D. Hughes of Blair.
Dale Hdbert of Lincoln, stopped
in Blair this (Thursday) mor-ning
to see his brother, Clifford, §v'l1iIe'l
on his way to West Point wher§ he '
will be located during the opeh
Misses Agnes Gilbertson andCharlotte Maher and James Maherl
and Leslie Reynolds attended al
show in Omaha at the Drpheum
last Saturday night..
Andrew Jones of the Soldier'sHomeat Burkett,Nels.,who la l
visiting with his brother i n this
city,called at The Enterpriseoffice last, Wednesday.'
Mr. and Mrs.Martin Bertelsen
entertained relatives at a wild
duck dinner last Sunday.The fol-lowing were present: Mr. and Mrs.`
J. P. Sorenson and family nm] Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Kerncke and family.
Mrs. Oscar Gilbertson,Mrs..\.'
R.Beals and Mrs.L C .Hansenl]
attended a bridge luncheon lastf
Friday sfoemoon, Oct. 17, at Her-i
man with Mesdamea E. W. andE. c. Burdlc as hostesses I
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Ireland have l
been staying at the home. of Mrs.l
Ire'land's sister,Mrs. John Dixon
east of Calhoun,the past week l
while Mr. and Mrs. Dixon and son, 1
Fred are Melting relatives In IIl~|
lnois.
Mr. and Mm B. L. Marsh`an:i_
Mrs.Corey Charleton of Denver,:
drove in Saturday for a brief visit 7
season on pheasant hunting.'L with relatives and friends.Mrs.!
Mr. and Mrs. lee Hudleso of
Lincoln, drove up last.Saturdhy
sttemoon to vi a:at the, Omer
Hudleson home.They w '
.s llf guylgtherra s wa s 'rl`Q'hristo;oen.ond Emest B |
f Ed A. Jensen on the , ls'
cutting his fifth crop o alfalfa
for this season and finds ie ex-
cellent.He often makes lougeut-H
tinge but the late rains anddohg
growing season this fall have made
an extra crop for hlm.His-son,
Earl has begun to husk corn and
tho_past two weeks, returned home
last Sunday.\
Mn. Donald Stewart pleasantly'
Marsh is a daughter of Mm. Anna
Sutton whom she visited.They
'ltfton Monday, visiting Geo. W.
ah, father oI_ B: L.gt Lincoln
ore returning to Deaver
Harvey Simpson ot Tekamah,
has so far recovered from his re~,
cent operation while at the Im-
minml hospital in Omaha that he;
was able to be brought to the i
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Frank Simpson of this city wherel
he will stay until he is able to go
hack to work.His wife is with
finds the poorest oom is making lum.He was in the hospital twoa good yield.1 iweeks.1
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entertained the 'Dearhzrs Bridge .»~»_.
Cl\ib M'§&7'f|fl:lé"l$§f"fm}'|'\1ylu:HH 2 : ~evening following dinner at thc.~'" '
cafe.Miss Ruth Burr held m a i l 'Snore and Mrs. Watson Tyson, cut.» s f _ : , ;
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Vinton are 3"_~G l a g s
enjoying a visit from their friends,~"~"~' \Mr.and Mrs.Marshall of Glen-1 ',\5m_'5U5Il[i
wood, Iowa for a few days.Mr.
sn..-atmix "ma lm en rln some duck
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l :be au ti fu l Pastel Lanster l
( c h o i c e o f f i ve ,
Co l o rs ) fo r yo u r
hat h rn nm .. . ./
Hams arc golng up La t chance to get No I Sugar Cured him: at these prl 'H a l f o r w h l e h a m s p é i l i :3 .2 7 ~
ancy Corn Fed Beef Roasts, l`b.`,.23c
Deckars Bacon half or whole Strips, lb.25c
Pure Lard, 3' lbs.49c
Good Cup Coffee, Special per pound .252
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C o r o n e t F l o u r ,4 8 l b .s a c k .`.$ 1 . 2 9
o every sack gua ranteed ul' mo ney rn funded
Coronet Flour, 24 lb. sack .,.691:
Chase and Sanburn Coffee $1.75 seller
Special per 3 lb. can ...$1.25
Swifts White or Quick Naphtha soap
10 bars .....39c
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Fig Bars per pound Y ¢\r »u ~uy(\» ,94:
Sugar, Great Western, 10 lb. sack .633
Kamo Pancake Flour, special 4 lb. bag 25c
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~|y Phone az or33 "T h e B i g Store" man-, Nehr
uaker Crackels, pxckage .~l5c
,Golddust Securing powder
Regular IOC can, Special ..5c
unt Jemima Pancake Flour, per bag 351:
Crystal Brand °Coffee 2 lb. package
R.:g°;|l.1r $1 seller, Special per package 8Ec
,I glass Free
esh Cocoanuts, eaqh loc
Elmo Corn Flakes 2 large packages ;25c
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No better meats than ours at any price
Try our No. 1 grade of Fresh, Meats
We have a fine line Of lunch meats,cottage
cheese, cream and milk
.Try our Hams
Friday and Saturday
We will sell
Fresh Ground Hamberger at .17 1-2c
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em.lvlr.an d Mr s .Er n es t Sc hmid t
a r e rec eiving th e c on gra tulati orw
of th ei r f r ie nd s o ver th e a rr i va l o f
a n eight. pound da ug h te r , b or n o n
Fdd ay , Oc t..1 7 , a t th e Bi ni r ho s-
pi lai .A l l par ti es concerned ar e
I _ _ .. . . . ! - . . | . .
f a mi ly dr ove ove r to Fo ntn ne lle
la st Su nd a y eve ni ng to vi si t a t th c
pa re ntal,He n r y Mo n k e home.Mr .
Mo n k e h a d ju s t re tu rn ed Fr i da y
f r o m u to n d a y tr i p to Mi lwa u k e e ,
Chic ago a n d o th e r points.W h i le
in Mi lwa u k e e he attend ed the
m a n n n w n u n ;v u » v _ r - v " _- . - ._. . _ . _a n d p h e a s a n t h u n t i n k .
A s h o w e r wa s h e ld a t th e Go t; -
li eb Sto r k ho me o n la st Fr i da y
ni gh t, Oc t.17 i n h o no r o f Mr . a n d
Mr s .A lb e r t Dic kmey e r.F la i r
fo lk s present we re Mr .a n d Mr s .
Ge o . K u h r . J r . . Mr . a n d Mr s . Otto
an n u mn a m a n
m u| a l o ; |
e n u m: q u a m
B o th
doing mouiy.Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Dixon of
Lincoln, spent n few days in Blair
comiflk Friday and staying until
last Tuesday.While here they
visited Mrs. Dixon's brother, Neum
Wxirrick nndfnmily and other rela-
tiws.
Mrs. A. A. Compton entertained
at a sims party nlondny e\'ci..1g
complimentary to her husband,
who x birth 'anniversar occurred
that day.The mon had a soclnl
time visiting and playing cards.
'lhe hostess serve-l a substantial
luncheon during the evening.
Mrs.A.R.Beals cooked wildduckand prepqred L lbuunf-:ous
Lutheran General Synod.
The Thursday evening bridge
club mzt at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.E.M.Beaty,lust Saturday
evening;the losers entertaining
fm winners of the Club at dinner
following which all went down to
Omaha to attend the night football
game, Creighton versus Marquette
of Mi lwnule.
The following from thls`citv a!~
ta-nded the mllver wedding anniver-
sary celebration of Mr. and M m
Jay Blackburn of Arlinotnn -~
last Sunday evening,their an~~.l~
versnry being Saturday: Mrs. HansMiller, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Couts
and family, Mr.and Mrs. John E.
Ruhr, Mr. and Mrs. Will Kuhr.
Mrs.Karl Petersen ent~erta.lnedabout/twenty friends for dinner
lust Saturday evening, Oct. 18, nt
the Grimm farm,the occadon
being her birth annulyersary. Need-
less to sly the occssion'wns a
pleasant one and long to bc r u
numbered.
Mrs.Ed A. Jensen,Mrs.Earl
Jensen and Mrs. J. Hilton Rhoudesund little daughter Were guests at
the home oI?Ed Anderson and sis-
ters neur Rose Hill on Wednesday
afternoon to meet Miss Mary Carl-
son of St. Joe, Mm who is visit-
ing there.A dainty§lunch:on was
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The Stewart Pharmacy
J.Ha ro ld Ste w ar t, Mgr .
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.iiiduck dinner whi c h i i n' ierved'to
fif teen friends last Sunday eve-
ning.The game was killed by
E. M. Beaty and Mrs. Beals agreed
to cook them which she did to a.
king's taste.
Little Barbers Hitchman is pro-
g.essZng as nicely as can be ex-
pected following sn attack of in-
fantile paralysis.She is in a csw
vmich she will have. to wear for
some time but the physicians in
chmze are doing everything that
can be done.
Mr. Kenneth C. 1`)eGri\ff super-
visor of music of the Blair schools,
is preiideezt of the music section of
the district No. 2 Nebraska State
Tznchers' Association vihlch holds
its s n o w convention in Omshn,
O"--'mer 1'9 to November I.Aspresident he will preside u.er Lili!
meeting of this sec'ion.fo which
he has prranged m into sting pro-
_gram. ;Miller and fsmilyz *' '°
John Peer and sister, Mrs. Chris-
tine Vluak and giaughtai llelee of
Ninnebago, Nob., drove wn Inst
Satunday and spent the week-end
at the Andrew Feer and Alfred N.
Feet homes.They were accom-
panied by a friend,Mrs.Laura
Kibbe, also of Winnebago.
R. E. Hanna. il in Des Moines
this week attending the sessions
off the Iowa. Odd F'°"°~§f°°'°°~
tion as the of . Tn c y<>»===~»m f ? - °1;for lx. o w. of
lo Mr. Osbome and Mr. Hanna
were delegates to the Sovereign
Grand Iadges at Montreal and
Houston and served on the ssmc
committees.Mr. Hanna is to de-
liver an address bo the Put Grand
Officers Association of Iowa Mon-
dny evening and will also speak
ot the sosazcns of the G mod Lod;,'.:,
11o'.:E;n | Aw mkly, Gram! .E *CB.:.|]l
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I m n g w n ,m a m a a t W i l l H a r p e r s h o
S u n d a y .|M r s .B e n g - t H a s s e l r p m a n d
Mr~ s;nd Mn: ~ Nordin, Sr. baby of Cedar Bluffs vilfibed with Ham Svogemun last saturday
'-Eve:-;tt Caahinan was on the sick son home.ry and Ole Johnson ho in ColmK E N N A R D N E lisv. last week.y Mr. and Mm Soren Wolsmann dl Bvlulfs.\
u c an Mr.and Mfg 'f<;;=_ Wright_of and family gm S;n<;gv,=f~;==°°»2 Mr. and Mrs. Albe Petersen
Mr.d M m ..aco were Kansas,same atu Y evemng visdhors tt e J ..ennn ome.¢,n d ,¢n¢¢;1,;:ed pt a wild duck dinner for Q several days visiun Qxe home Miss' Emme Svogerson spent ~e~y and~ Ru~ .s~n x ,~.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Mr. Alfred Barnlck spent severlll
days last week at the Ben Hasel~
Strom home in Cedar Bluffs.
Mx-.'Walt»er Bnmmn of Valley,
was a caller at the E. Kersmtter
home Wednesday.Miss Dagmmr Petersen and
Louie Petersen spent Thursday
evening nt the Ed Chrinensen
home, near kvlngtnn.~Ben Bergman,Le. Hoier and
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PEACEFUL HILL
Leora Wrich, Marjorie and Har-
vey Kulu' spent. the weekend at
their homes.Verna Petersen celebrated her
thirteenth birthday Monday.
Mr. a nd Mn. H. C. Kuhr were
Blair mllers Friday evening.mmm Hi ll s c ho o l wi ll gi v e a
p'ro¢ram and social Thursday, Oct.
so at 8 p. m._Everyone come and
~e
r ~ S~o ~r~a . s I :' home, celebrating Nels be
~r.and Mrs.Albert Petersen birth anniversaryfamily'were Sunday dinner*Mr. and me hob Mori
Sta at the Nels A.Petersen Omaha, had supper at t; near Spiker.Nelson home Monday eve
TATPOOING OF ANIMALS hgvg been a. dry subject ~ his
\nt1LESSEN FARM TIHEYERY buried dolor and enncn-ed nn mm
ldeft touches of author slml uhm
I 1:m.a.» Mnndmr weninm l m f
.Ab bo tt is *the pr es ide nt..t fa r me r s to wa-nt l ° m ¢ ..§'f'.'?_3'....r 3.|An|||uinn»fh ni r mm - I MTB.M l f l f e t ~
. n v
Ogallala-Nye l'\n-nlturo dt Paint
cess of being prepared just an the
telephone rang wling the Count!
Agent into the country fora con-
ference on a method of tatlnolni
their chickens.'.l'his pmi c nm-
group thought of a tattoo markins
a rry i ng the automobile license
number of tho county along with
the owners' initials.In most cas»
ea this woudd require four or five
letters or number spaces, but no
definite way of locating the own-
or.they finally decided that the
method of tattooing hogs could be
worked out much easier for poul-
try, which method would identify
any owner]livestock with omy
live letters.This method will sep-
arate each forty (40)aero farm
:lu the United States.The first
letter of this tattoo being the
stat/Q, the second representing the
county,the third letter would
stand for the township in the
county,the fourth letter lwould
represent the section in the town-
ship, while the filth or last letter
tor, to his fellow citizens, in an nun; ,vas H.-....,...- ge..-.-intimate way so they may better is in store forall.'
appreciate his work an a private
dtxun, public official and states-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wnch and
daughters were Saturday evening
visitors at We Pele Rasmussen
home.!Indian lore and himw wi ll »1-|Mr. and Mra._ new-y Wriehhlr.
i
ways be subjects of interest eo.
Nebraska that will increase aathe
red men disappear from view and
their lives enter the heroic mould.|Major A.L. Gram,of Beatrice,
who in 1869 was appointed Indian
agent to the Owe tribe and con-
tinued in that connection until
1872, has contributed a valuable
compilation of records,lacts andcomment that will add consideziahly
to Nebraska Indian history.
A young woman,so Lillian
M. Willman, of Gmnd sland, took_
for her school thesis the hismry'
of old Fort Kearney. First located
near present Nebraska City, then*removed near the present city ol'
fliearney on the Oregon trail that.
it might better protect settlers in
the interior, Fort Kearny until itsabandonment in 1871, was an im-i
portant military garrison.l t is
now a state park,hallowed withwould identify each forty acres of
leach section.
Under this plan, eaw owner that
cares w protect his property would
have his own tattoo and it should
be registered with the county oi-
memories.The memorial associ-
ation which gave it to the state
hope the fort will be restored and
maintained as a historical site.|
,The story written by Miss Will-f' a . l !-oh te L h e ' h f l t/»/-di 5. ...."§..'Lf ...fZ. ,`Z..,,,';§,..;=;={\ is f,;;';§"°°<* by many histor-\
Two years ago this system of,`|
farm tattooing ol' poultry ehecked'_.smiling very successlully in\NEBRAsK;;Dv¥ JEsl'IL REVIEW'
southern Nebraska and Kans as-I
it's not exactly new.
You man have a new Coat-last
yea;-'s Coat is much too short towearwiththenewDresses-the`
bein. place to buy your new Coati»nt,tl\¢ Fashion Cent1erilfBlAir-'
Lheywilave you money doe 'to their'
.tooo Swre uuying Power Every,
day in the Year.40-lt
lROPE SPLICING SCHOOLS
County Agent George Bates of'
Washington county, reports that a
number of hay ropes have been
brought i.n to be spliced here late-
ly and, as u result ol one being
brought in, a very successful rope
splicing school of instruction was
held recently at the Melvin Ruwe'
farm,one-half mile east of the.umg church l.n Sheridan township'
'nm farmers were present and,;
aioer being divided into tive smupsi
of two each, it took only a tew;
minutes until each group was
.stoned to making their own.spliee--aiter it was demonstrated bythei
County Agent..Besides learning
the short splice,oooh one learned
to muse six eonvt-.nient knots and
hihchea.
Another meeting will he heldwith this some group and, at Lho|
same time, they will learn how "I
make the long splice and two dif-
ferent kinda ol rope halten.
fl`wo other groups ol farmers in-
the Ft. Calhoun area have organ~|is/ed and will hold their meetings.
Co. held first Fall Furniture Style
Show.-fm
Hebron voted bo construct annex'guests .
ui city hall. -|
Odell--Waleop-Bender Co.ofOmaha,purchased village water
bonds.
Wymore-~Ivan and Clayton Lash
er opened plumbing shop in build-
ing on lower main street.
Murray-Jay D. Rising purchas-
ed 400~acx'e farm southwest of
here for $150 an acre.
Wyraoro-Diessel engine arriv-
ed for new Gage County Electric
Company's electric plant.
Ogallala-Veryl Storer openedlhis Gift Shop.
Edison-Board ol Education in-
spected mw auditorium.
New paving opened from Julian
corner to Nebraska City.
Sealed bids will be received on
Oct. 80 for grading and incidental
work on Lemoyne-Arthur project
No. 94-B, Federal Aid Road.Walthill-Laying of mains for
distributing \natural gag in village
nearing completion.
Plnttsrnouth -United Light 5:
Power Co. testedout improvemenm
in equipment of Iowa-Nebraska
Light & Power Co.
Bladen--New town well nearing
completion.|
Plsttsmouth-The Lyman-Richey
Sand dz G
and wldrefn vunwd at the rs.Mary Wrich home Sunday alber-
noon.Clarence Voss had the misfor-
tune to break his right ann when
he tell down while playing liase-
hall Sunday afternoon.
Hans Wiese celebrated his birth
anniversary Monday evening whenhe entertained a number of rela~
Lives and friends.Mr.and Mrs.H. c .Kuhr and
family and Miss Knowlton wereSunday dinner guests at the Her~
man Rahlfs home, near Orum.Earl Quinn of Omaha, spent the
weekend with Clarence Voss.August Kahnk and family vis¢
itod at the Wm. Hansen home on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wrich were
Fremont shoppers Friday.
mam. CREEK VALLEY
The young women\s Missionary
Society met at the home of Miss
Ethel Schurman on Thursday aft-
emoon.Mr. and Mrs.Adolph Holtman,
Richard and Anita were Saturday
evening guests at Wm. I-loltman's.The members of the Needle and
Garden Cllib, met nt the home of
Mrs. E. H. Crocker on Wednesday
afternoon.After the program and
business meeting was held the re-
mi nde r of the afternoon was
spent visitingafter which a dainty
lunch was served.,Mrs.George
Niebaum and lx-me Holtman wen
Mr. and Mfg Henry loltmannoi
ole, Ne . are visi ng at <home 'lf Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holt
man and family.They are als(
renewing old acquatinitnnces. ~|Mr. and Mrs. August Kerkhofi
and Rodney were Fremont businesx
callers Friday alternoon.
Mr. and Mrs.Henry Holtman
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Hnltman sm
.ML and Mrs. Rudolph Dunklai
were Sunday aitemocn and evening guests avboule Dunklau's.
I Gilbert Lallman attended th-
Mldland~York football game a
Fremont Friday evming.
\Wm. Holtmsn called at Adolpl
Holtman's Monday eyening.
Non-nm rayon hloomers and sill
stripe jersey bloomers in all size
for women and misses, 2 pair S
at Fashion Center.40-1
|Fashion Cent/er Beauty Parlo
[Phone 471-Alice Triplett.40-1
TREE PLANTING PROGRAM
FOR 1931 BEGIN:
ur Nebraska early spring is th\
b a t time to do extendve tre
planting-but _ right now is th
time to plan for this planting. Th
ground where the trees are to b
planted should be plowed this fulravel Co., which operates and left in a rough loosened :on
pits six miles from here shipped ...10,000 carloads ot sand and graveli:hd°'h°v°' o=;;°=~ m'1;|n:mwn1 al
from this point in 1929, which x§_'f,'f,__°__'j'§ffB_ °'}__ n.. _gg: g
|W . Peters attended the I. 0. 0.F.nvention at Fremont Tuesday.
rs.H.Busch and son, Harry
of Omaha, were callihx on friendshere Snturdsy evening.
A number uf friends were en-tertained at the Wm. Peters homeTuesday evening in honor of Ray-
mond's birthday.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogersen
and daughter Christine,Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Jefferson and Mr. and
Mrs.A.C. Sunds were Sunday
dinner guests at the Martin Sundshome.{f'
Chris Sbender had the misfor-3tune of breaking his wrist sma.-WJ
while trying m crunk his car.d
Mr. and Mrs. Glen J-.Aferson ...dane
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I Umana, vwxwu an lun.~.llller'n Sunday.Mrs. Miller re-
urned with them for a few days
sm.Mrs, Carl Iamd xehxmed tn beromein Fremont Sunday alter
pending several weeks a t the
uma of her mister,Mrs . Elmer
und, zecnpex-ating !r0m an appen~
lcltin operation.Mr.Bellaa returned from Iowa'
he latter part of the week where
e has been the past several weeks.Mr. and Mrs.louis Policz andamily ol Omaha, spent Saturday
nd Sundav visitimr relatiws here.
Tv " * ; ; , ; ; "" ' g ,
_ML A. Jeifers of Council Bluffswaited with Ffank Gaaser 'Duesdnyii
and Wednesday.Ig
Fnfz 'Arp was a dinner guest, at |
the Frank Gasser home Monday.|Rev.and Mrs. Joaeph Rnlmus-,g
men and family nl' Llnsay, Nob. vis- 1
Iited at the Wm. Cunningham homeWednesday.I |
,Mr.andllrS.Se thWhi i e d o f '
Flk City were Friday evening vis-
,lbors at Frank Gassefs.']
I Mrs.A, C.Anderson returned".home from the hospital Saturday.|
mu . wmu e m nu L unmgleu nmmuse on his fum.Mr. and Mrs. Alben Nelson and
Zlmily, and Ted Nelson spent last
Sunday evening at the Nels Nelson
mme.Mr.and Mrs.Bi ll Vogt lpent
Sltuniay at the Wm.Wulb-ern
name.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Andersen
spent Sunday afternoon at the J.
W. Nielsen home.
Mr. and Mri Fred Peiergen and
Irvin were Sunday dinner guests ahMr. and Mrs. John Vogt.}
Mr; and Mrs. Otto Mencke and \" ` T "' m .\ v * i 'rh d M .--. ....'J'.5..§'§'"......'2 Sodrduyrld nggl Dondld ';'£" 0B5r\l:huuw;si§eldc};\t ~ i.'Z °§uY.'.iL'§"»'}€.§'}.`i,.f'f.'"" Mntzen 'or un extended visit at the nome%Pele dhsmussefh home Sunday.|The Dorcas Sowing Club mct ntl
f Mrs. '.l`hurber'r parents, Mr and
drs. Robert Audreasen.Mr. and
Irs. Thurber have been in Minne-
polib, Minn. Lhe past two months
where Mr. Thurber has been cm-
lloycd.Mr and Mrs. Will Farnberg ofiraqi' were Sunday guests of Mr
md Mrs. H. C. Blaco.Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaummd Mildred, Mrs. Ruth Rosenbaum
md Mr. and Mrs.Frank Naewlrove to Scottsbluff where they
vm spend u week with Mr.and
lirs. Sam Demaree.The men will
Mend the 6remcn's convention
meld Lhere und will spend several
lays hunting.Mrs. Frhnk Timber-
ain of Davey, Neb., came Samir.-lay evening for n week's stay at.he home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Ward.
f Last. week in this column you
read that the Methodist Ladies'
Aid would hold their bazaar Oct.
66.lt should have read, the ba-
mar will be held Saturday, Nov. I.Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kreymberg ol
Fremont, visited at Gus uironberg s
Sunday.Mrs. Lulu Cushman of Lincoln,'
culled on friends in Kennard last
M M.. . . . z. : " " .. . ; . . " ; : "° 'i'.:% § ~°."§""°.f.' ~ Soren Wo lsmannChristensenhome Saturda eve-5 s aiu uy afternoon with only]
'ning and Sunday nfternoony la fcvy members: present.The nixt
I Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gorellnm and l'»'€i.§`.'f.-""i'ii'§" '$"""'3f' bla! at
;children mired at me Frank Gas-Mr f{.l°zu i i i . ' mf ul ern.
ser home Sunday.;. a rs.nslo fer Andor~Mr. and Mrs, Louie Guttsch and sen and family and Mr. and Mrs.\
children visited at the John John-§$`£2""§...&"`°°§'k'$and ;»m1,;>-'
B rnoonggg';n};;§9 in Washington s\}\'\°Pe\nr Andersé. home in Blair. r e
Ki m Corn French of Kansas sa »=;;_s rs.Haus Vogt had
gity'h;"!'l Mrs.Charles Brock U f i b e m K . m § " ° § 1 $ f " . T i ~ ~
..° x. ..: '" ;. ¢ .. '° s : ;. § ' .m..' f° :§ :a » :: :°. L " "" ~ °° "° °' i n " '° °" ~,
Wednesda Th °y-ey are.old school _1 h L d _teacher ffgfls of Mrs. Sumner.mf. 3¢ n"l` F.i'Zf'§.EL'§.`"»?.¥m';f'°'
rE`m~1L1 zE mum*xa gi a a gd 'l;'i§a..§'°L'§°il"§"i.°J'.i»
TREES AND s ununs a g o g a x n e Nelsoh and Wayne
_5 _arold Nelson celeb te hFerulmerswindoshrubsand birthday at the Ansel Toftlxme .12
frm tree s much m d if applied Thursday evening.
'at this season of the year.This ia|Mm Shirley Pewrsen and Allen,'par1.i»:ularly-true with manure.Mrs. Fred Andersen and Mr. and
Roots of perennials will absorb Mrs. George Broderson were visit-
'some nitrates from the feriilizer &€i`..i'i§,'f"'...*l.!'»§'i.§€...',}°'§..'i'§" .~';'1Z1°
'$."§"'§..¥"° late ful] :a yvell as in sen's binhday.'
y spnng.variable nit,-I Hans Svagersqn, Alma and Hur-rates are partlcllarly valuable tal .
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£i{A{~éhi1a»-en make,fee!
i rri ta ble a n d blue --te n to
one it's yo ur nerv es.
Don't wait until your oyers
wrought nerves hnvfkept youlwake half the night and pavedthe way for another misergbld
day.Take two teupoonfula of
Dr. Miles' Nervine and enjoy tho
relic! that (o\!ows.Take twomarc before you go to bed.
Sleep--and wake up ready for
the days' duties or pleasures.Dr.Milfs'Ncrvine is new
made in two form;-Liquid and
s
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daughter visited relatives hers: on
Saturday.4 'Mr. and Mm.Wm.Wiese audi
family visited at the Chris Sunds
home Sunday.G-:urge Lamb of Arlington, yrnscalling on friends hbre cdnesdny.|
Mrs. A. C. Andersen underwent,an operation for goi re at ani
Omaha hospital last wo.k and ntl
this writing is getting along nicely.
Miss ViolnLiesche assisted Mrs.Hans Moeller with the house workduring Mrs. Moeller's illness withi
the flu several days lust week.|
Edward Ci1rist4.:iscn of nearlrvingtonvisiteda t the James
Christensen home Sunday.
Mrs. W. A. Kerstetter was call-
ing on Mrs.A.Sunds Thursday|
afternoon.|
.Hcdtural College will distribute
forest tree seedlings under the
terms of the Clarke-l®Nary Actagainnextspring.The applica-
tion blanks for requesting these
trees and lists of available swck
will be sent out about December
15.
DALE UU'NG5
Leroy Brown,son of Mr.and(
Mrs. Lloyd Brown, has been very
dek with a throat infection.A t
this writing he is some better.Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Nels svendgard attend-
ed a mrd pa rty at the home ofCharles Thielfoldt near Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jungbluth
drove to Omaha Friday to visitwithSylviaandattend the food'show at the auditnrium.I
Mrs.Nels Svendgard drove Wi
Blair Saturday where she stayed
several days with her mo!.her,IMrs. Lena Tliielfoldt, who is con-|
fined to her bed with illness.|
Nels Svendgard drove m Blair
Saturday on business.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Jones,Mr.
and Mrs.Walzer Gutschow of]Blair,drove to Omaha Mondaynight. to atmud a dinner and show,!
the occaion being the bznth wed-
dfg anniversary of both couples.r. a n d Mm Paululones,Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Jensen attended a
blrthday party at the Walter Guts-
chow home in Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Braeseh werevisiting with Mt. and Mrs. Martin
Sunds Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Enerson, Mrs.
Frank Kastrup returned Sunday
from a two weeks trip in Wyoming
Mr.and Mrs.J. E.Jungbluth
drove to Omaha Sunday so visit
at the home of Mrs. Jugnbluf.h's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Wil-
llama.Mayor Ormsby returned to his
home in Casper, Wye. after spend-
ng several weeks with his son and
e.
Etfervacent Tablet.
Both are the same
thempeutically.
Liquid or Ethrves-
cent Tab!e\.s a t All \.
druz umm
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Mrs.Nels Peterson has beenSunday.'out their miie buds and settlieir,§||||||||||||||||||||||||||||"||||||||||||||||||||||m|H|||||||||"II|||||||||||||||"|||_1£=' i
sick with the flu but is much lm-,
proved now.
fruit.The manure or fertilizerwould not be applied close to theReHancock of Blah-I preachedP|'1n¢-All the mbblsh and leaves
the Sunday morning service at theMethodist church as Rev. Booher
should be raked away and me fer-tilizer applied at least a foot fromwas out of frown.ltbe main trunk or stems of the
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Corcoran _0f,t!ees or shrubs.This method willOmaha, spent the week-end with eneourage the development of feed-
Mr. snd_Mrs. Chester Rosenbaumling roots lanher away from the
rl f l |" "MH;m|'e[sen who has be cenier of the plant.
ki f Ji Anderson tl1e|W i ; S l i §'.§.,..,'"».... quit in order B R E W S T E R B I T S =
Pmu h e mi g h t s h u c k c o r n f o r H. H.. g i
Jac obs.._Mi s s Ro s le W u lb e m, d a u g h te r o f _ _
Ge o r ge Hi llma n i s s bu c k mg c o rn | M| ~_ a n d Mr s . W m.W u l b e r n , c e l c - E
f o r E l me r Mi lle r .ibra had h e r 1 2 th bi r thd a y F r i d a y =W o r d wa s rec eived he r e o f \.lA€~evening.Th o s e w h o w e r e p r e s e n t | E
d e a th o f th e i n f a n t s o n o f M r . lm i lwe r e z Mr .a n d M r s . A l b e r t P e t e r - . E
Mr s .H a r r y An d e r s o n o f n e a r
C n i g .M r s .A n d e r s o n wa s f o r m-
e r ly W a s B y r l e H o lm e s .M r .
Mrs. A. C. Holmes left Tuesdayevening for Craig where they willspend several days in the home
of their daughter.Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pattersonand baby came upfrom Gmaha. onSaturday to spend the night withMr. and nm. Sam Hall and fam-
ily.On Sunday Mr. and Mn.Taylor Meadows drove out and all
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sen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lars
Petersen, Olga and Howard, Mr.and Mrs. Chris Jalmel and family,Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wulbem and
family,Mr.and Mrs.RudolphKubl,Mr. and Mrs. Hans Vogt,Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vogt, Miss Anna
Jewel,Miss Christine Svogersonand George Bock .Mr, and Mrs. Art Desler and
Duane and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Hunt ld little Jackleen were Sun-
_flly 'nner guests at the A. A.were entertained at dinner at the Krrmberg h°m¢,Sam Hall home._Mr. and Mrs. Alfred SvogersonMrs H- g..sls;°.-gmrtunga qv- and Christine were 'sundsy dinner
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1Any ower farmer or groups of
farmers of Waahingtn county
#who wish m get ten or a dozen of
your neighbors together for n
meeting like this are invited to do
ao.County Agent George Bates
y mrbe gla d m me h v w ho w u.
make these various rope aplices.
~runxr:.Ys no i s fv v
IN NEW ClRCULAR
'Turke y a ue ro a s te di nn ne w
circular of the extension service
pvhieh will soon bo nerdy for dis~
trlhution ut ilxe Agricultural Col-
lege and at offzccs of County Ex»
tension Agents.The new circular
n e x n g e x c e e d e d m l s y e a r .
Six miles of county road running
north from Goldenwd highway
toward Bladen, being graveled and
graded
Bluden-Interior of Meat Mar-
ket improved.
uwellen--Village Board install-
ed electric dren.
Huy Spring~s--City Park Com-
mlsslon held meeting to consider
park improvement program.\Eimueek--D.s.w m m m a n d
on, Everett, seeking for location
for cheese faciqry.
Snyder-New SL Deo's Catholic
cfhumh bllildinz dedicated.1 Elgi n-we n o e m Va lle y c e m-
etery grmmds improved.in numbered 999 and has been pre-\Sjnrilmer-Work on oommuuity
pared by Miss Florence AtW0f>d» hall progressing rapidly.
foods specialis o!_the extens10!l|Lyman--South Main Street cin-
Isoon as the frost is out of the
ground, work the soil thoroughly
with a dine and han-ow, making a
compact seed bed.The planting
season is usually during the early
pa n of Apri l but the ground
should be prepared by April 1.
The eftenmlon service of the Ag-
,Q-|=zza.\
Let Us Madce Your Car
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terms of the Clarke-l®Nary Actagainnextspring.The applica-
tion blanks for requesting these
trees and lists of availab!e swck
will be sent out about December
15.
orge I-Iedelund last Wednesday Albert 'Nelson home.
ming were Mr. and Mrs. H. C.Mr.md Mn. Ha rry Swanson
laco and Mr. and Mrs.Elmer and children spent Sunday after-
right.noon at the parental, Nels Swan-
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PANCAKES
Gooclfu Ba:Pnnake Flo u r hu~| lated md approved by lhnGoodz oulekec ing Bumnun of Foods, Sn.nl-llon ...J'u..m. . . .our assurance
f n high quality p nd o f pa fbd
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ARE y ou gain; to fry to go
through anuther winner with
those half-hating.fuela ting
mm g = mv m mc e ze a a n dcolds?, will you imtnll an
Emu: Heatrola wich in easy,
wholehouae wnrmth?
With Hamrola thee will be
les: houxwork.Heau-da is so
dem. You'll have less dclmes.
Heatrola's warmth is so health-
ful.And you will have laws
fuel bills.Fa the famous ln-
tenui-Flre Air Duct enables
s n m m w m z m w m u m u e
at the fur) con: of 1 uinde mm.
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nervxoe.'ine cingular wns prepna-¢emd_ed in connection with another new'Ord-$22,500 Motion Picture
extension circular about the dress- Theatre wxu be 1, 1m t on site ofing,ZfHd"\8 and marketing of former Peoples Store,re¢ently
mew r yn.destroyed by fire.Preparation of the fowl for the Paving completed from Burling-
ovcn, the toasting process. how fJ°|t0n cvax-head bridge west of Ash-
4»n when me turkey is done andnand throuxzh to Greenwwd.
'f<-wi ri ng' a n d drmi nzl da kds xe l-W ork mrmi on nu~
an included in the cillulht-The li nf s hi m by Gurue y s Q! Ymk-
m z few p a n m m m d w i t h w ma v.
mni ng i mks y a nd lu tlmght to m d Gu n! -Hi g hw a y ¢ r l l \nlbelum m m puu a ls xly w he re, na ainfmw Km-=. o pened.
young husbands who will 1fNB5d¢\Plans being mndm 00 continue
st the 'rhmksxlvinz feat tlns yu: - Eizhwy Ho. 26 west from Broad-
for the tint Emu-|waber to Northport on north side
Fashion Centex Slippers that
Wear for Woman and Misses pric-
ed at $2.98 m $5-503 Erma Jettick,
$5md$6;Robinhood!or theChil~
am. sus w $3 .3 9-ul s ize s.1 :
PEN .-,.;;nEs'nN<;HISTORIBAL RECORDS
Four Nebraskmns, in addition toDr. Addison E. Sheldon, the edi-
tor,have wmbimd their talents
and contributions in a most volu-
shle histories! volume hy the Nab-
of North Plath River
Bridgeport-Trail Theatre com
pletely reoovnted.
Blair Blair Canning Co eom
ple!/ed se.sson's awning operations.
N Highway No 8 to be
mo hom Main St. ta one block
east.
miles of road from Ft. Calhoun m
Wrumrlr school.
Blair Falla: Bi lle t deue d for
ravine
w a s U s Snyder sold his
m m m in Corner Store to his
Murphy Company gnvels l
h.:$||\tP|nnker|'a.r6wHl|
..~'|n t~ g t w s c i - - -i l l !
`I I Ilo a n . . . ] u | ! n d d v v | le r .an d b n k n
. . . a n d la ne d q ld o n s, g old c mh mwn
pnnwgg m 1 wry. .
M-\ls°°du'°°°\'~
coom mums a l=u:vA'ton omlincoln, Ndarllkl-
au - u c - 4 ~ | ~ ¢ a - 4
l u n u l l w\...n1..n-w u » a f . | . |
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11%n§}ore\ l
G n l l l l l i `|
BIGPound I
Winter Ready
"'1`henewl93Qm0deJ!{9~§»P ~I t S h o u l d H a v e - - ='.L§.'1F;'»"$~»°f&'}`§i§2..m.*§; . j ; 5 , ; " g , . ,f°;-.uz,e .¢ =
_gdzetosuitcvcryrequdrement.'1 .A g e n e r a l w m t e r t u n i n g u p t o Th ° m = y ° u d ° ¢ ¢ m b = h ml 1 ° d i n mh ° u r - A n d p u i d f w b v
i n s u r e E A S Y S T A R T I N G " ' ° ' " ° ° " "
2.Gr i n d t h e V alva.
3.Rsmave the Carbnn.
4.»gg_;g= Ignition an d Carblv ~ ~
N i c F r i e d r i c h s e n
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MINUMX'€ '*? f vf ff l.U 5 %
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Vt'e Specialize in Gas Engine and
Tractor Repairing|%m u s e m m m r x u l s o d m .
jun a n the pmu.
N. c. Abbm, of Nebraska City,
has tx-med the mme Unmln, a s
npplied to diiu and towns, from
i h Celia-Daman oridn, whnn it
wa s rpdlo d L lyndo n a m w i ts
px u a n t d d s me in dm Uni md
Stai n.An ho proceeded with hi!
lvoluiiun, lm endowed what might
partners.
South Sioux Ci ty-"Mai l"|
w Lekz.
iohmra-Constrnstion of | |
link ol railroad being rudzed
completion.
Gndi ng projat vm-k bo n
between DeWitt Ind Wilber.
Arnold-Wo rk xtutad on an
lmlpi tll..
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II A COLUMN FOR
2 WQMEN
meats,add 54 tenspwn each d~Judge-uava you q v :wenground nllspiee, doves and diana- nemgmw to imprisonment?. .....-. n»...m
inon.Primus.nevsrl I u n i - U I va n I l u v : - v ima Wm. My. Jr. ann nun many il`0Ch|\0"scum cu-mu I J°ds¢-Them there don't c1'Y»n - .Katnhmnrk,low.Sdtablrprlzem A nieefing of the wua¢-wmaSix NS* cooked carrots, 2 °"'{Y°\l'l'¢ 8°i!\K|J0b! ridat now.\ ~~ g ~g 'were`warded each of tbtm. Anice .linje was held at the Henry
dn \'°9f» 2 W.. _Sli ____.,...,,;-n...\.z..» M.. elm nm satin-n lo-1 ' 1!'P"¢!f°== F"med "Y her moth %E':*;:'°.',,*:2;"f,§.":~:'=:x=,_.12 _e
ii\§"¢iR}§"r2""" m2i§""`f"{i{i';,;.?;;.':'munity in their ; ; m e n 'Teacher--Johnny, if your father
|M m R_A Scot: and ¢hi1amn|wfn¢d forty dollars and gave your
||| ff fm-'Hzniv lnnnun if llhllllnn imntlnr half what would :he have?
Rabbit Meat
Foriale
Grain FedRabb,its
Dressed and Delivered to Your Door
25c lb. /
Phone 2112 on 38 or 268
c. G. nALBEmr'
No b .Mo n d a y a f t e r a we ek s vi s i t J o h n n y - - He a r t f a i lu r e
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&i ;;;'» §"""i"L;`I.'€'e¥';."E¢."Zh"Z»2'm`?3¥=§'"2»5 `§»n1§a=`§mlg'}i=§';s£n-g, . BETTER ~ Pls with onion,mnyonmise drudng'a!ion carefully a Missouri editor Caftle W€2.€,_LOWBI', H€3V~
'r L 'rar HAP1-|r:1¢ THE x-Ions and seasoning.Swf! carrots "*gI;§"<{°" "g'*§;y"c;n:1°°"' could lest Run ul Year So Far
'this mixture and bake for 15 to PThe Yanke€S of mils-¢»:=~d.;»i»-uf 2" brown or white .sa\x¢e.|Mrs o|a-umm-1: nays hm in Hoes sLur::> A Qumran
let, url. August maasan.3 The Ft. Calhoun high school hasbee n invited to s end mam nm!lfaculty representatives to the
lthird aumuxl convention nf thelNehruka Press Association at the
lllniwniov ..¢ n.-...\..the 9A!h
,.¢.,¢ ...ww "¢. ... .....¢..u~»w mueach family brou ht well filled haskets to satisfy .L inner man.A
dgllghtiul time was enjoyed by all.A long table was loaded with allthe good things o! the season, and
was served cafeteria style.The£}i}i§£E"°r`"o¢"{»5]§`§r`f`"" aibegnoamn was spent vikiiing, also
Adolph' Schroeder of Omaha, 55931118 the Clqb SOIIES Severalwas a business visitor here Wed- contests were gwen, and a numbernPm{av of prius were won by the lucky
arm;hardy moe.Witness the evi-' serve not.1dence: they eat pie for breakfas !~the paper that the YOIUIE girls of
|Doing' business without advertis-ifi dly me abandoning all restric
d th vm..an'I`he Ersctice, 'tis said, is dying . ing ls like winking at a girl in the tions.'dark.You know what you are do-I Mr.Old-timer--Well, I'd betterL di hard.There arcour, but x es -~ »-.....1.,1inn but nnbndv else dow not catch mule witho ut hers on
'I'¢Ip`I'a1ls to $3.:0: Fat Limb V11
nes Scare 15 C=»2.o Unturn Whlcl
Can-les Best Grades to $850.
-i'Union steer Yards,Ott.21._|
1930 "attle supplies for the ne 1
week's opening were lar the heav- |
lat (or the year so for 28.00.52
head. and all cl===~=~' including (ed
steers. feeders and she stock mov~
ed slowly on a weak to 25olowe:
basis.Top on steers was 512115.
Quotatlom on Cattle: Choice to
prlme yezu-llngs $11.75 61 1290:good w choice yesrllags $l\'l.'i5(v
urls: lair to good yearxiags SIC--
00@10.75;common to talr Year-llnzs ss.'15@9.75: trashy ycarllnzs
sa.oo@s.'1s; choice prime handy
steers $ll..25@l2.252 choice prlmcl
heavy steers $1o.'l5@11 75:sood.
choice heavy steers $l0.00@l0.'I5:
sood choice handy steers 510.256
11.z5: fair w good steers ss.oo@xo.oo: common total: steers sang '
@D.(l0: lair to choice fed h rs
$9.0D@l1.'l5: Iolr to choice 1
cows ss.oo@s.ca:good.chcic 1
range heeves sB.o0@9.00:tat '|good range bceves ss.'1s0s.oo: -
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Mrs. August Klassan entertain-
ed sewral friends at pinochle Wed-nesday aitlernoon.lllrs.I-`._ W.
Moeller was awarded Iirst prize
and Mrs. Emma lietchmark,sec-ond.The usual good time, with
fine eats were reported.
George Dillon,a former man-
ager of the Calhoun Lumber Co.,
but now a resident of Chadroh,
Neb., was renewing acquaintanceshere Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Stewart and little
son of 'South Sioux City,camedown Wednesday for a short visit
at the parental, John Wriedt, Sr.
home.She Ntumw to hor home
Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Scott Allen spent
Thursday evening at the Carl
Rnhwer home._
Mrs. Percy Tucker proved a de-
lightful hostess to the members of
the Happy Hour Club on Fridaylaftemoon.All members present
but two.Five games of pinochle
were played and then much merrl~
m:n\'. was caused when the hostess,
contestants.After the contests a
business meeting wus'held.The
present offices were reflected forthe coming year.Mrs. C. R. Mend
of Blair,Mr. and Mrs.\Vm. l'.
Cook of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs.Claus Mehrens of this plnce be-_
came full flzdgevl members of the
organiutlon.A vote of thankswas extended to Henry Rohwcrj
Mrs. Marie lllehrcns and Miss KateMehrens for weir kind hospi¢ali¢y.1
George Mangold of Bennington and
Henry Keiser of Omaha, were the
committee appoint:d bo arrange
for the next meeting.j
.Mri and Mrs. Henry Klindt wer:-
,visitors Sunday at the Richard
Sievers home.I
Mr. and Mrs. John Lorsch and
children were Sunday afternoon
visitors at the I-lenry Fischer homeThe Parent Teachers AssoEation
will give a Hnllowe'en social ul.
the City Hall, Monday evening,
Oct. 27.A good time is being
nlanned.1
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lh(I9§.' efvrvivois of an earner, Luugn.---ue r b m d wh o e ve n n o w wo u ld rm
mo r e th i n k o f s ta r ti n g th e day
wi t h o u t a th r e e ' c o r n e r c d s la b o f
c old a p p l e p i e th a n I wo u ld w i th -
ou t my c of f ee .
A l l o f wh i c h i s meant.to illu s-
tr a te th e extr eme s of e s te e m pie
h a s wo n i n t h e h e a r t s o f mm.I f
you happen to be a. y oung :md \\i¥l
ro me ma id an d ha ve s e t. y o u r c a p
to wi n a c e rtai n y ou ng ma n, tak :°
th is advi c e:in vite h i m to y c ur
h o me a n d f e e d h i m pie.I realize
1.1 f fin F»I1}i1:;g l]|:|.l, I have wanders 0
my r m- r \ ; ni o n , a s il. xwr e .
Bu t 1 xr n 11' this is not a. c olumn
o f a d s m 'ur th e iova l e m , I sin-
_ALNO lun.-
;
i Aff '>
cerely l.-»p--Cilua;..1 Li.»alleg edly close ha,r~£1
ma n ' s heart. and *s
a n d lr n c v c Luau uv
ma n y b11\.\<.I\xl.|bi li tyI . :< ; : ; ; ~L : \.| > p . \ l L 1 . l : s ,t h t .a . .
A . L \ . . .
io c unk \\\~1\ dw > :mu \.»w.... .V.um-»| \ | | | a L 11]msuuz : m u w u c a . * A u . '.L..IL, df ul : l . Il \' I f C \ . \ p i d ' s a i d i é d
1l.f n l n \H r l l ~~~
c o mmo n. f a i r mn g i
655: Good c hoic e E
@6."l5;f a i r to so
$4.25@5.so:choic
herfers $'¢'.'¥5@B.50:
rims! helfcrs ."J'?.25:
go od a w w :hcifea
cutters $3.50@4.0fl
e bceves $5.5o@ fin an original and novel :nannerf Miss Lena, dadghber of Mr. andgrass cows $5.50 1 IJ\`QS'¢IlP'Cd each player with Il Dli2*=1 Mrs. Hans Knag of Douglas coun-
=0d grass co\a°:Th1S was f0U0W@Qi by a mlvssiflg ty,spent the past week nt. the
e 1181115 grass : contest, Mrs. Chns Frahm rec-ew- Emil and Gus Kruse homes.
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good 19 choice :iog first prize quo Mrs. J. A. Lan-Q Wm. \Kay,Sr.,. who Has boon'
238120:fair ¢0.d1S. second. Delaczous r@f1'¢ShmHI}i~S seriously ill for some time, d1ed
rs 5500@725; _mare S*2{V0d by the h°SU?55=Miss Saturclay evéning,Oct.18.Mr.
. pnnnpm sam Aims. Snark and Mrs. Henry Jen-'Kay was 77 years of age.H., is
l'§a§t
m 3 * NE w P L A NT
m u n :l v n u l :Joint Heat dnd Power Plant of BelshhzzarPu mp k in Pic
n w ' u ; | - ; J s | 0 I \g g i n g u r ,1 t e a s p o o n
a f I At Lincoln Cattine Exnenéescin1;1¢.11." 4 c u p li ul \%I.l.'l£f|as
cup bb-\x:\usrrrr,'=y¢:\.| |u0ll salt.,
1 '| ~1:4 \L1]»::lrxum lla c ooked
"ora ngelk1L;|.l|'1 ¢.1)=mL15a ll 1 l\ \'""U .g q lhMi nn \?l..£l\ }m:U}'\l. l\'a Sm » |.\
Sa vi ng
adequate
f o r ba th
th e n e w
fu nc ti on
rnrmey and fur nish ing an
su pp ly o f he a t an d po we r
e stwtc uni ve rsi ty un d
st Le c apitol is the dai ly
n the n e w heatinsr an d
u r I
$T0 0,f '{' 0 md was the on ly bui ldi ng
of i mp or ta nc e er ec te d on th e U n i
versi ty c a mpus durin g the past tvrc
y ea rs.Ea c h o f th e f ou r b oi le r s stand!
mo r e th a n twe n tv f e e t h i z h a n d i s
n e r i a l h l a s k e r n i e c e
'" " " " " '" " `sen wer e g ue sts.y g h o l g g ~M r .a n d Mrs._ Thomas Au t§e n
'0@8.25:f_ ash'an d c lu ld n e n o f Oma h a , we r e I ' r l-r i J ' d a y d mn e r gu e s ts of Mr . a nd Mr s . '
ffood iw c ho c :~ g Henry Fisc her.
UO: In r £0 good Mr . a n d Mr s . J o e L az u r e le f t o n
0:c o mm o n t o Sa tu r da y f o r Pierc e,No b .f o r a
l@"l.50I tf f mh y ls h or t vi si t,. with xe lati v. S »J o e wi l
su rvived b y h is wif e an d two s on :a n
C a r l a n d W i ll i a m o f Ir vi n gto n . }
On e sou,Ot to prec eded h i m i n
dea th.Fu ne ra l s er vi c es wer e h eld
at the Presby bc riazm c hurc h here on
Tu e s d a y at 3 p . m. wi th in te r me n t
in th e Ge r man Ha ll c e mete r y .Th e
fc llnwifnn wo r n na l!bear ers:D e t-
" " " " r " " " " " - l . " " " '1
A Bi b li c a l D ra ma presented by th e W r i g h t C a li f o mi u
Play ers,i n the ir te n th an n u a l to u r .-
Th r ee g re a t episodes of Da n ie l wo ve n i n to a n alluring;
a n d p o we r f u l d r a ma .
Vasu; nulgu uuw043 15 : ml ca lm
heavy calves s u
cnlvu u.oo@a.uo:
dncken ss.sumo.<J " ' " ' ' ;~ntc r .A a nP S I : 5 1 . 0 n l l l u > l ' 1 U r i n d ~." i l l
.'L ~~b
n .md or mi Llnoroughllh xhcnS ti r c .1 tad d mi lk. . He at. mer h ot M1 e g ;
oln t ad d or asc uldmg p r??¢¢ ,n¥\d. pour into It p u 5 u , , . i md
ti n l l L.; a hut ovc sl (4 - 0 i }
1 5 . I n h u ..th e n reduc e to slo
lg,u n tl l f l l.;;M a n d b v-ff .
~~bet.~~m g |S J .~about -15 mmutc s.Yie ld. 1 pi t.
i f | Q 3 ~C r e a m P i c
A I .. .. . } l \ n n Y £ l \ f ' d ~' P C L I P
I1
- - H . - - - -' T ---. 1
pc wrr pla rfl.rec ently p u t i n to u s e
on Lhc Uni ver si ty c a mp u s a t L i n -
c r ln
Wlwif c te i ts h a ve n o t b ee h c o m-
p1 .I to |:I:Lc:rnL:za the exac t
n\e..;.savi ng,i t i l k n o wn th a t
cc r =.le»ablg saving;w i l l re su lt
f r o m a s n a ll pa y ro ll an d mo r e
cflieicnt irwtéwds o f produc tion o f
he-at an d cl' c lric ity .Th e n e w
pl' \ nf f u r: Tln a laerlt and p ower to
thc vretiw l...v I :mp .:3 o f ggw Unl-vcr 155 1 | } . . r f n th e ng rlc ultu ra l
Cl.>r~]\1:-,h'::t f - r the n e w state
¢rn.l1»l.: lr 1 PII."i."¥IC}' power ser-
vi :for We ~:m:1f»'.The o ne n la nt
_-d -1 " "e i g h t e e n f e e l .a c r o s s ,e a c h w a y ]
C o a l i s f e d i n t o t h e f i r e b o x e s b y
mec hanic al nac thods, no hand labor
bei ng necessary .W h e n dumped
fr o m th e c a r c o a l is a utomatic ally .
c arried to a bunker near the c eiling
whic h holds 150 tons, or a bout four,
carloads.I""rom th is bu n ke r the
|:t..;l is l:1l:en lo the boilers through
amo va lmle c h ut th e a c tu a l feedin
be i n : d o n e by mec hanic al stqk c rs
Th e f o u r boilers c an eupply
2,000,000 pf1-r T4 o f stea m evc ly
dey , usinfe 11 00 tons of water.F o r
the present lfxc g: will be c alled upon
to su pp ly but 1450.000 pounds p e r '
dn v.'Ihre stvnrn is not In st af te r.
stoc kers $7.50
fair stoc kcrs_
grades $4.00
fleshy feeder
choic e feedc
good feeders :
to f a ir fe e de r
i n g hc ifc rs
c ows $%.0U@:
$s.oo@7.5o:
8'?.5U@10.25: 1
$':.cc Qo.c o.
L OW E R.P :
O n a.r u n
h e a d !1f:"f'c15
@a.5
ss.o115.502 choice 1l¢f=W also combine business with leas-$8.50@9.25: good t0|ure, and purchase some co.t1.Fe for
'$'f'f5@8'F5= fair 1,0 his feed lots.fmi ndi and Adolph Frahm.Mr.56.5D®'I.'f5: commonf Mrs. Mn Nickels has prone to
ra $5.00fF?U.50I feed-
$'¥.50 @ 8.502 stock
5525;stock heirer Istocksteercalves
stack heifer ealve
ry IOmahawhereshe will spend the
'irinter with her daughter and son-'
in-law,Mr.and Mrs.Gus News-
trom..'A surprise party was held at the'
home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Han,
ié£"K§i1§e, i'i(;n!y R;)il"ll:,_J A.
Landis, August Schroeder, Herman
Key was :1 kind, unassuming man,who was respected by ali.The be-
reaved 'wife and other relativeshavethesympathyofthiscem-
muniiy.Hans and Carl Kay of
this place are brothers.This community was shocked
The Idol Worshippens and tHe Burning Fiery Fur
-nace.\
of Bclshazzar-the Hand Writing an theWalL
Act III. The Lions Den.The Triumph of Faith
m r ! A RACTERSON nr GS 'f5.E=.F§iHf!..E'I°"l'}§.- ££E_'1?f'°E=.?,f a"i'4.§"°°*£" P? £'a'§:'L°f EF!.':.§°'%'}'-I u n aerrimdur.3 03 uxcu.uuuguucx, mano uzgazs '-""" 01 Mrs.Uavlu mulcr wnlcn oc-u atom to t anniversary.:curred near midnight Saturdnv,The Romantic Chutdean.The Royal Queen
aware n c cu Mr.and Mrs.Louie Kruse ann!Oct 18 ut their home in tue The Beautiful Slave.King Belshnzzar and DahielSf: ner hund_red in family visited at the Claus ohrr(;,,},,,e' district Many of her'
~ _If'f5flhon1u Saturday evening.{f1-iends did not |n0w ¢,f_h@r illness'It is a magnificent religious drama with gorgeous cos
unc cup \J\|A|.ru|u-.... ..0waL».r; 5 uiblmpuons flour, ..
..2w g a r ,f e w g r a l m bali,e1
-3 cupl rl*\!r5 th-~ -:1 pinnt ai: the Eapi-fa'n».ei.;."s;e~f,a-mas"s.ia£.;; hd; p:|:°':s 2
ISM 2 :nl thu- u't| pl.|:=: :xl the univerdty,purpulll and. returned to un a n line with c:c:1
,,;,,.,-al .1 lnniwn il m.;w¢m-nary td nur-water.| fcil to $2.30 r:1rl u U U I K U I s u m s w r :The Misses Grain.and Almzfelm \.m»inn nnlu l\f\nr|cial:nhnnt||human. lwmnifnl "uma aoliinifil. transformiing a platformfgfalcspnnnesbutter,1*Cup . '""'chan mi °iL= sa l a wer fo szqiple-Benidiil\PPlc juiul5% :UP |»¢m°" ju\ce, 3 m-nt thef astput.But four hating p'
_.....¢f.m.1 cnashzd. P"!£'PP_'i'| man are needed on qach shift for also be us
..._A in to n r n ln r f n l :man n n f 0 1 in n tn l Snlendo r5»5E1'¢i§1» ng; i»'u1i§l}§',} rin
cd as on engineering lah-In this capacity it will
neering students an op-to observe,ltudy,and1|mo n t mn d nr n h e l tl n n
as FJ l|¢lD'lll.Z\l.FAT LAMBS:Rance lumbr
good to choice- "-s3.c3'Ru.50: muclornhs. fair to :ood $'I.5CGILCc
notice lnmtz-~. rsocd to choice sm
'\?£l.25: :'!::::t lambs $'l'.25®'?.'L'E
Klindt. of Omaha, came up Sl*\lf'.ten days. " A" 'that medical skillday to spend the week-end with
their purenls, Mr. and Mn. Her-'
man Klindt and other relatives.
Mr. and hire. Curl Rohvger und,
and loving hands could do wene of
m n Sh l to her,no a I e eaves mourn'he tl voted husband andpassing'.r etwosom,Ransom of Blair,onddaughter,Miss Katia Ind grand-1 Guv of Ofnahi.besides a number
. . . u q.- v . v . ¢ _ .-H...-.., ¢V - . - - - - -. . , . , _ _ _
Two hours of wholesome entertainment"I"~h¢||_Smld milli ann its operation.The capitol receivesbakedpl.:bl holler pcwer from thrpenitentmry plant.,:F d 3 °.'\\:|tal»I\ U p ";".?'d .Z 1.Add to Thus :lent would supply ample
Mix I.\;rq |:..;' \ ;-ook [¢n"nlI\u\-35|heat #Q I|h; ~ =~'=°;g,g'g° "°"=;;»
Q .1.::|.l il gf g|||I .~-:..¢»n.t..l1I.l5°-Pour over Innate Joslin.-erJ_l£ enstlcfohout
ombory..give erigll
cortunitymilethand lilrhth
In nm: ur!
Baptist Church. Fri., Oct. 24th 8:00 p. m
gg "".;1;,,_.;';;.;';.;'|,;§;,§,;§5'L°:1\Iin'~.f"l nudes se..sncrs.snina-c;tv_I EWEF3: Fat. mud to choice S23 fdaughwn Lucille Olson of Cérescmg6f"0mi1'@r`1~@1a¢i§»@5, and a host of
were callers Saturdav evenimr; at frinndn.l3'nnm:1l s:.nn°icesf were
A u m l s s s u n o u s ;z u l u L O L
».
The evening of UCL 11 vzaa| -,m f c h i n o u d i c e
Mr. " andln-~\.l t = l l l l u u | | \ . n ; u _ ,__ _
h l l l l : L \ . '.~~~~\l ll \ I. |. . n | .A d d s u g a r a n d f r u i t .
j\. llc ..a LlI|\|.b e a t ,u n t i l v e r y l t i i i .
S p r e a d o n a t h o r o u g h l y c o o l e d
p l n c a | » ; » h p m . .P u t . i n r e f r i g e r a t o r
t o c h u .l o r al.h a l f h o u r b e f o r e
s t r v i n g .Y i e l d ?S u f l i c i i e n t f u r 1
;Ir
s
|"¢Q _g 1
't
hs . .
1L p Q f t /
TK */
now,daughter df Mr.and MWm. Prochnow, who was one ya
old on that day.Thvere were
present to enjoy the occasi
iPinuchle was the entertainment
1
rf
uo cs IN EXPERIMENTAL LOT
RADIOSpicI Tests .Show It Now Pays to\\-mter '~q\1=1Sh '" the ueubl the owning prmz wmners buO.Bulard s¢w1§h»:. ta _"QI ~F e e d W h e a t l n f e c l d o f C o r n Mrs.'Sf.;.<;, and ~
h n r 1 air!! aalt .md I"I'Stratucker holdmn'Inch scar
L
u n a w w w ' - - v -- v wi i i ,m i l k .c a n o f a s e c o n d
s q u n s l i m a y b e u s e d D o s n a k e t h e
s h e l l l u l l .L i n t o i f t h e t o p o f u
s m a l l H u b b a r d .~~
s e e d s a n d s t r i n g y p o r t i o n I l o c e
i n 3 p a n t o b a k f O r B l c i l l n ( a b o u t
2 h o u r s )u n t i l t e n d e r .R e m o v e
P u l p f r o m s h e l l ,b e i n g c a r f u l
k e e p s h e l l i n t a c t ,l a s h p u p M ;
s e a s o n .I m t u r n m i x t u r e t o s h e '
t h t h e s u r f a c e t p n d o m e§£'2.1Z1'~.s c o r e i t h i t k l l l f l f r b l u s h
O w l 'w i t h n n l k a n d lJ'{*1t@U ~
It pays to Iced wheat rather
than corn to livestock at present
prices.This aconclusion has been
reached by ofEcisls cf the animal
husbandry department of the Uni-
wrsity of Nebraska following ex-
hnustivc tests into the merits of
the dii¥`ercnt Iorrns of feed.
"Probably one-fourth of the totalproductionof wheat in Nebraska"ill he fed to livestock this yegr,"recently declared Prof. H. J. Gram-lich, chairnmn oi; the department
periment station than at any otherstationin the country.Tests onhogsthisyeng, were started in
May, with Inter work on cattle and
sheep.
Professor Grnrnlich said that
population has not increased asfast ns production of wheat, due toimproved methods so that we"have
more wheat than is necessary forhumanfood,making it necessaryto fmd new channels for the usoof wheat.
He further explained that wheatI n 0 v n v u \\.rir|.nl0 r l i n r vi l \ \ l n ¢ \z n m l n
-" " " " u " ' ¢ : » "_ _ _ _Mr s .He r n i a n Ne u m a n a n d A l la
De itri c h lo w sc oms a n d eac h 1
ceived suitable prizes. A bountco
and delicious luncheon was servthe guests, who left at n late ho
wishing I-jr. and Mrs( Fuhrm
'many more such happy gnthcrim'Mr, and Mrs.Carl Lorsch a
family of Florence,were Sund
evening guests at the Wm. Ivers
home.
l Nr- and Mrs. Frank Adams c
:farmly visited relatives nt Lyn
on_ lllondny._
From $11.50 and up to $179.50 Complete
wasE4 with Tubes
These are qll Electric Radios,Dynamic Speakers,Scree1
Grid Neutzodynes with the new 45 tubes and the né\
Majestic Super-I-létrhdynesA d u b i ts o f bu tte r a n d pla tl
ove n al f ew min utes to br own.
ie I l l l m m l l n u s u n n u r y .H e w e n t o n I n e x p l a i n t h a t w h i l e
m a l t . u t t h e t i m e w h e a t l l l o h i g h
_2 il: rrlee um. it ennnat be econom-'I ien |\' fed th llvnstnek. there hlve ~ ~ ~e d ne l He painted za L het ~evelung in honor of Mr. heme:
that the estima ted mo e arn :mp ~ | nn§v erery._A£ ' ¥ " ' " ' dI nu.n\0nolilllII. Flld ge........._,._,_.f\m»an11:1r|2 biU.0l.°chocolatx There are no better radios or nicer cabinets ,at any pfice(3353 gl.\Il\.ll3lCL\su ga r,5-i CUP
cvupoIu!.£d mi i k ,pinc h sa lt,~
cup chopped, hianc hud n1mon'.lS».
culr ruimns,l 1.ableSiJ°'"1 c ooking
sher ry ,'xi ton sp oo n gr ate d or an ge
rin d.Men c ho c olate .over h ot. wa-
n-r.A d a =~o|r=1r»mi lk 3 9 5 ,P'
I -J - _- _-_ ._.._.in-on five periods du r in g th e lu st
t1.irt.y y ears wh e n the pric e o fvhc nt did re ac h a pric e low e nough
to ju stif y suc h feeding.Siuch a
c ondition c xihts nt»the prc senf timo
and is o ne o f th e mn li or p oi nts o fdisc ussion nrnong c att e raisc rs.
Eagpcrimc ntg a t Qhe .stgte uni»
in Ne br a sk a wo u ld be 230,000,000 ner 'FEES sey vod or o::su P . m..ubushels,~Wguld ~~R d e i l c l o u s ~ D e i r r n n l n l g
per c ent o f the U. S . sup ply .|111 the afternoon the Indies 01110)
six- han ded pinochic .Mr s .F r
J a h ne l of K en n a rd , wa s gi ve n f i
girize, Mrs. Lizzie Beal, sec ond a
rs . C la us Oh rt, i ow.In th e e '
n i n g Lhor e n ero .ei ght tab les
Obje c tio ns have be en r ais ed, ac -
c or di ng to Profe ssor Gr amli c h ,to
tie f ee di ng o f wh eat o n th e gr ou nd
ha ! th e f in i sh ed pr od uc t i s n ot o f
the game qu ai ity a s i f th e ho gs
Sold on Convenient Terms
Wlgen you buy a rddio fromgantosof t hall stage ws u r~hstirring constantly-cool and beat
as for Unocolute l*'udgf§~. With lust
few stirs add nuts, "fl-`""5' sherry
and orange rind.Tl¥\'}0 required
for making: About 20 minutes.
r l v s »Tomato RelsahThreecup§(Nix lbs.)cooked
tomatoes and lemon, 655 cups (zéa
lbs.) sugar, 1 bottle pectin.Sgald
peel and crush tomatoes.Boil 4
cups crushad tomatoes (fresh or
canned)10 minutes,uncoveffi,
stirring occasionally.Add juice
and grated rind of 1 lemon. Meas-
ure cooked mixture into large
kqttle: Add sugar, mix, and hnng
to a full rolling boil over hottest
tire.Stir constantly before and
while boiling.Boil hard 2 mia-
utes.Remove from fire and sur
i n pectin.Skim;pour quickly.
Cover hot relish with film oi but
paraffin; when relihh is cold, cover
with 56 inah of hot para!fin_Roll
gl-us to spread paraffin on ddes.
Sets very slowly.Requires about
2% pounds tomatoes. Hakes about9 eightfounce glasses.tl
For pldn tomato flavor,orn
lemon and use only 2* CWI" boiled
.down tomswos.For.use with
versity have shown that it isprofibabletofeedwheatratherthanccrn whenever the two grains are'nhout the some price."Our experimental work showsthat in feeding hogs 100 pounds ofgroundwheatwillreplace103pounds of corn in food value. Therearefourpoundsdifferenceinweight between s bushel of cornand a bushel of vV'hent, which covers
the cost of necessary gdndlng, sothat when the price is the same a
slight advantage results from theuse of wheat.In addition, for the
past several months wheat has soldundercorn. giving sn added sd-
vantagc," ho said.Professor Gramlieh went on to
say that since corn is s "soft"grain and wheat is s "hard" grain
it has been found that all wheatused in feeding should be ground.lt has been further found in ex-
perimental work that the best re~suits are sec red by feeding the
wheat dry.or hog feeding the"self-feeder has been found toworksatisfactorily.Expedmentsl work in wheatfeeding has been carried on st thestsw university since 1901, whenChancellor E.A. Burnett, then s
professor at the Agrlcnlt\:rs.l col-ese.coadneted tho flrst experi-ments.. Addltwnsl work has pro-gressed to the point when more
sta.on wheat feeding may be
luund st the stats adversity ox-
had 'been fed on corn.Tests have
shown, however, he explained, thatwith wheat a higher daily goin has
been recorded and apparently pro-|
duces just as highly n finishd pro-duct as is produced by corn.
.More than 200 head of hogs arehemg used in experimental feeding.vests this fall at the university ex-
feedingrprotein feed study,and
players at pinochle;Prizes wi
awarded Mr. and Mrs. Carl RA
.wer for high score, Emil Rath,and Mrs.Otto Iverson,sccchigh and Claus Mehrens and M
Henry Fischer were consoled."1usual good time was enjoyed
this hospitable home.The gue
left at s late hour wishing th
Word has been received hens
periment station,stxnlying wheatihqsr, many more happy birthda
most profitable marketing time,all designed to be of Erseticsl use]
to the lnousands of og growersof Nebraska..
. _ _ .
students st the University of Ne-braska are lreshmm, spproximgw.ly 11 per cent are sophomores, 12
per cent_lre juniors, and the bal-sncc scnnom. graduate students, orunclassified.
. The ages of students st the Unl-~verslty of Nebraska lsst yearranged from 15 yurs to 71 years,the average for men being 21.4years and for women 20.9 years.giorelgn students avenged 25 years
l m .»
Eighty-flvs per cent of the stu-dent body st the University Gol-lege of Medicine st Omaha a n
from Ndrrasks.The holmes comofromdxteenstates,Hawaii,und'the Phllipplns lslsnost
'Seventy per cent of all nov the birth of a daughter to Mr. a
Mrs.L .T.lessinger at Na mIdaho on Oct. 10.Mm Lessim
is the only daughhe. of Mr.sMrs.Wm.Kruger £1 this pla
and grew no womanhood here.
The regdar meeting of the P
gressive Sodety was held Tues(
afternoon nt the church.
Frankie Jean, young son of l
and Mrs. Frank Wolff was se\years old Tuesday, Oct. 14, and
eelebx-shed in a fitting manner e
er school hours, by having his lclassmates and btncher, Miss AlM.Christensen and former ies
er,Misa Dorothy Sievers and
number of relatives and friends
to mahs merry wid: him.Miss Amanda Klssssn was s
ulnely surprised Tuesds evenwhen n number of mari. came
1o_ spend the evening and to
mind her that it was her bl
anniversary.'The evvnillx,\
spent nlnyinz ninochle.Prlns \
oscAR HoLME
service for years to come because we have tl1Lh at means
oldest established radio store in Blair and we will always se
radids and service them
We carry a complete line of tubes for any make of radio,
Batteries" et
We Tat Tubes and Batteria F:
OSCAR HOLMES
Radio Headquarters
Blur, Nebruh, October 28, 1980
h n i i l b i 'Eu-k QM5 hu two aeminuien in Amena-onef were Sunday evening visitors at tend eomrratulatious.The biz cd- m 4 n. m.Evaninn by uleuhouunKi1'§ifl'P1 1 H e mi B u - s e me n B o m wu n g fr f H od ale, Iow a._\ C O M M I S S l 0 n n n r v n n r w n a Jn|rn ~ R a n d \m s n ' r w o 0
vim a an n n n r a n n v Work 4.50 at Silver Creek, N. u, the other in
ork.4.50 Nebraska.A prepnrgtory course
zs.0o'o1 five yeark is given at Silver
k 2.60'C'rr.-ek, then linden!! come wst
. C. "|Columlu|.ns for the concluding
8.00 course ot seven years.At the fin-
o.eo.oo'i=h of om course they are pro-
a for Inounoed r a d !for missionary
'58.20 duly in China.The society of St.
lent aoolconumlmm was first organized at
19.81 Omaha in 1918.Only one priest
rn 81.80 thus far has gone from the sem-
ring .inaxy w the Chinese mission field,
u.5o' so rigorous is the preparation.
1oa.ao!South of the seminary is a wond~
the Mm Minnie Blum home.
.Fred and Henry Grabbe were
eterln dlnne rwu s erved fnthe
basement on a large crowd.A
\'l'hursday evening vdedtora |t.thu luxe W eddi ng mke wu made md
r
4
l
Earl Thompson home._Mrs.Fred Anderson und Mrs'
Ole Jensen spent Friday at theFreeman Loftls home.1
Sunday afternoon vidtoraj at the'
Andrew Nelson home to see the,
new boy wen: Mr. and Mrs. Ross*Harper, Mrs. Don Miller of Her-'
mn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelsonand family of Blair, Mr. and Mn.;
Henry Kruger and Esther,Lillyand Walter Eriksen and Ar. and,
Mrs. Wm. Miller and Adeline.I
Mr. and Mrs.'.lnhn Jackson and!
_beautifully decor-ated by lin. Cakb
laftis.The young couple received
many useful and beautiful WW.
nd we wlah thern a long and hap-
py married lite
Mrs. Harold Curley and children
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. ~ White at Iexington.
N e w
n
appointment.\'
Mr.C.F.Redllch announces
u m the m m " m u m Retent ~
Shields" hold the rupture perfect-
ly, no matter whrr. position the
body assumes or how heavy a
weight you lift.They give in~
atant relief and contract the open-
ing in a remprkably hon time.
The secret of their 'success is in
thlelr simplicity.An erpertly ad-
-jualed device seals the opening
without Zliscomfort or deten'lon
from work.lt is practically evcr~
Hanna ur ' " ° " ' "Mn.Frank Wm-rick and Bur-|.n»vw..w.."...--_.. '"",§f"' _.___Milllr¢I`C u-.r Rnd W"A .delta Smith spent Sunday after-o ,tion of o m' noon at the Chris Jensen hom;County Commissioners Rooml"l'i¢l Lorsch, Road work
d ""'trouble md Mr And Mn. John Sutton ol Bhir, Neh., October zo, 19po.g¢=g_ Ndsen, mm Wor
neuritS|'~pn.i.n| for twc years kspt
»_Q _
Beatrice, spent the week-end The Board of County Commun- n. 1'» Anne:-non, uluur \.»iting aif the parental, Chas Sutton donors met pursuant to adjourn-@1811
home and also at the West hoine ment mm om. 1, 1930.Jennie Boling, Rent-6 M
---rn_..\1..\....-r''n R¢>r1.nllum Market. Sunnlieat Herman.Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ackerman
of Herman, called on Mr. and Mn.
Alfred Hansen Wednesday ehedng
Rev. Ind Mrs.Bacher of Kau-
nnrd were callers at the Jonas
Blomberg home Wednesday..
Mn. E. C. Upplncott and Ruth
- --. ...__vw.; ma-.. .a.
rresem.:buns.nrsusuu,v.v . - - - ~ ~ - v - - - - - - .. , _Mehrens and C. J. Nelson.I PoorThe minutes of me Precedins Mm Josephine Carter, H
meeting were read and approved. City of Blair, Current
After 1 careful examinadon of G. L. Dixon, Ins. Premlu
me following bins on un- different Mrs. Bertha Dudgeon, Ca
funds it was moved and secondedi for Poor
m e the following claims be al- 1. C» El1er,Court Com
\..m..|.ma nh-rlmmiv Clerk i.|-C. Haller, ASU"-» Rent
Gaz
or i i
s.ooleu slope.Az the wp nf a nigpm!daughters Mr.~M m H e n r In u ll|\\¢lI'i» mu |1451 na~'u:tu:|1y -holdl ,.,...`l..l i d .
x R e t e n t i o n s m ¢ | a %:.f;:*,:{.'¥..f..."€"°°"""°'°f'~
an d mr . a n a mr s .: e u v u u g m f u l'nuvuu -......--.- - - - - .- -g y He r ma n F i ll i n g S t a ti o ni te d a t th e C la r k Li p p i nc o tt h o me str uc ted to d r a w w a r r a n t s o n e »'I'hu rsday even ing.f u n d s ind ic a ted b e lo w to p a y th e Rn d Oi l
...v l .J n hn FL Ha n n on 'UML Rh
Q01 rough stairs is a great cross. Jncllson aiud Marion drove to Uehf-|
147 74 Nearby on the east slope of the ing Sunday, and took dinner at theLouise Meyers home. Other guests'f h 'l tedth u ( t hlillxsocae re p c a o 'were Mr.a.nd Mm Nels Jackson`sa.oo ,am d mn.Lo s grotto con ere e of Herman, Mr.and Mrs.Chris K.
:iY'mon perfect amllauon n Anverxca_Bend°and Thonhalne of Blair,
ssoo ufncfamous originalin France.!Mr and Mrs.Wm.Gudicher ol'I 11§¢~ unique and celebrated 1'""v°&ge, Neb. and Miss Jessie mn-
1.80itaLions of old world shrines drnv|_.elenhall of Hooper.s 'f.'?ff ,'. ""f§f"f'_ffi.§..(f"'f'f'ffT§'fff\Mr. 'and Mrs. Earl Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clay of Onw-
ha, visiwd wilh Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Hunk and family Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. E, C.Lippincott
and family and Miss Hazel Can-
non spent Tuesday evening visit-
ing at the Chen Sutton home.
BUD?-Ulfn€0»Rollo Allen, Ogtoher Salary $1D0.00\
Arthur Gotuch, Dragging 22.50
John Hall, Running Grader 90.00
Byron McDowd, Ostuber
Sdary 100.00
San n m Octobm' Salnry ll)0.W_
Expense
0 .'. lrelnnd, Special Depul
ark
In rstabe Mwdnery & Sup
Ply 6°-. Repairs
K. B. Printing Co., Supplie
'1'1\»-Nun" IAN"Rnni
I {Stomach tioubles, backnche and
'constipation neu;-ly always z con-N O W S h o w m g sequence otlmptnre, promptly dis-
Ru p t u r e E xp e r t,appe ar.
\1 ...all ,I..."...-.»_NO TI C E E A l l wh o m we h a verrp'Rpdlic hr~. :; .:. ;, 1;' ";
|'"""'"'3'"° ~ ..§J."§if tl'|£edallrll'.l in :Si ,;;.;.'i~$&}{1eur§.§&`5»}''are invibed to come Qu for a frge
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2|inapecQn.in FREMQNT |HOME OFFICE:
'nt the Terry Hotel from 10 a. m. 535 Boston Block. Minneapolis, Minn
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Svendkard Cart M. Jensen, uraggungand children were Sunday dinner Nebrasksvlowa Oil Co., Gas
guests at.the Jonas Blomberg'U. S. Oil Co., Gas
home. Afternoon visitors were Mr.James Anderson, Road work
and Mrs. L. G. Heller and dough- A. N Ballard, Labor
Lau --~--'--~ -----» ----»-.......5 5 3 2 C. J . Ne ls o n , C o m. W o rk d z ,e u n S W B " "i ln s u mu u o n a p e c u u u l a n d f a mi ly S p e n t S u n d a y i n B la i r
Mi le a g e 2 5 3 9 c n a r m a n d mee re st xo r a d he r en ts a t th e Ma c k Ro s en b au m h o me~.'...r1 2 . 0 0 ' G e o .O h r t .D y n a m i t e a n d o f t h e C a t l h o h c f a m t h ..h e l p i n g M r s .R o s e n b a u m c e l e b r a t e
|_ - . . .h e r b i r t h d a y .
P s r'¥ 2 . 0 0 __0 .._.. .__, ,__,. l w M R S . E . H . M A Y T A G ~ a n d M r s .V i c k S k o v a n d
' \I,i!~ and M
of Omaha.
Edwin Blomberg all Hana Beck, obwber Salary 1oo.ooIU1q1=1w1'r1m=ns Uo.,:5. 1 unt-~.ON RADIO PRUGRAMChris Bensen, Supplies and |n§'S.f\1np ___~
1a:|u|y were nunuay arvernoonvi si to rs a t th e E d Ho ls te i n h o me .l Mr s .Ed di e Fletc he r sp en t la s t
Mo n d a y a t th e A n d r e w Ne ls o nM .d M r .Clark L i incott Dfazsins 15-10 ruor.~1.nuune um *'*I"""'€4u1.ba 1:is not unusual for men soransppand baby spent Sunday evening at Roy Brurnbaugh, Tractibr j il. %'%L"€..§'1§§&""' Berg* m00`broadcaat husmess news over the
the parental, IInns Anderson home Work 'l'5.0€a 1 S c |e 0 radio.Fr§quently you hear com-
in Omaha.Theodore Hancock, October | MP°°,,Q in »»+n f ~ pany officials announce new mod~
MRS. JOHN H. NELSON
me in miwy day and night.Five
boitles of Sargon drove every ail-
home.
Marth a Hoi er was rv. Su
n i n g vis itor a t th e Ottu
l a n i n n n
nday eve-
n Mencke VOTE FOR
bod ncludin i Mr and Mrs Charles Thielfoldt 8818117 1uu.uu " ' " "" " "' " " " " " " " " " """"'Els or new pruuucw.ror Inc urs: 'wmv-ment.out of my Y,1 it ..E|T . 1 1;1 _the neuritis pains; I enjoy delight-%and non and Mrs. Al Enger of Frank Jahnel, DYHEKIHK 2340 2?no ett, Est.,6 Io.~time, on Monday, October twenty-Leonard Loftls of Ft.Calhoun,
1 543 Rent 60.00 h be d 1 _was a Sunday morning visitor at_1 .i . C IM. .lense Dra ggnful, reifreahlng sieep, 'md £ee_S?-¥3!"*'» ?F?"E§M°"f'??FR "5 .'I"T.f f . ..-....._..."'n....,. mf..mm Universitv Publishin: c0..§u»-'4 f ` f.'.1"fL ?...`l'2"§"..-ff.....f.T...f°the George and Freeman Loftis
0. W. MarshallIIth MI'Bild M S. Allred 11811 J»YY nluuuuvu, liuuu " v a n A.v|v ""_.'l lg a w u | u " " " "an qusnvuluulsunuwe ll a n d s tr o n g a n d energe lc rung wa 1 l D 9339 ph e s 6.20I Mr s .E .H .Ma y ta g , o f Ne wto n ,h a r d ly k n o w my s e lf !|9211 and c hlld ren.f Q k s u vllh n s m a z i n s 8.10 Mr s . J oh n W a tki n s, . Cé f e o f { 1 ° - , w h o s e hu sb an d is Pre sid ent
" T w o bo ttle s o f Sargon . P1lls_Mr s .Ch n s J e n s e n wa s a c aller Mehrens,Sh e ri f f |Po or .20 0 o f Th e Ma y t a g Co mp a n y ,wi ll
a h l . \ ' C ~ 0 \ B l ' C o l l l @ my b i l-n t t h e H a r r y ~ h O l l l E W ¢ d U E S -~r s ~rlIO\'ed 8-Fld BBCOlld€d tlat 9. rEBO..;rnake 3 ~Bllll0\.llloBlIl8l\|1 11313-
iou sn eas a nd ha ve r e gu late d me da y af te rn oo n..B F L u n d t Co A t t y F x -lu ti o n b e ad op te d wh e f e i n W a s h ti ve to a n e w p r o d u c t to s u p p le
perfeetly _~»_Mrs.J o h n H .Ne1son,|hlr. a nd Mrs . Te d O g ' h a d M a :sg ,,4 49.60 i n g to n Co u n ty ' jo i n witls Do u gla s me n t th e M a y ta g A lu m i n u m W a s h -
2 ~l~l§;NsIf,fMr sIl;a?1T;:};r B¢ . jf = ' i ' I$ ' M. ' lf " <'§ °; 1 r' §l' °3 ?. g er 3 5 Geo :Ne ls '=" E= °3» .D t"* '" = C ar A w M' & * " " " * 5 ' i n ma k i n g ' ° F ' " " 5 to c u l-.Me r T h e a y t a g P r o g r a m i s o v e r
v i A H A n a l ~n n * fa n . n n | \ n l n l 1 \ ¢ ¢ \ r |r n l i t -.:...
h o m e s .
M r .an d Mr s .He n r y Ho ven d ic k
an d I va n wer e S a tu r d a y a f te r n o o n
vi si to rs a t th e He n r y Hos en di c k
home.
A l m a Fletc h er re tu rn ed to her
llorno Fr i d a y e ve ni n g a fte r sp e n d -
i n g se ve ra l da y s a t th e A n d ; e n
Ne ln nn hnrna FOR
A. R. Kokes, Tekamnh, Agents. Jr., and Gwendolyn Hansen and| . :o moan ratrol aazzs fan." ;'.';;.;.;.T..aE'.;;..;=;;."zf.;i ; 22";2;,3°°.;»;;;::.;"f:;;;:;'§;;:a;':§ ,.,.';"~..'fr:;' Mrs. Lesger dHov\zndick
k 9.00 fied-l'I`irne 8:00 o'clock Central Stand-c '. gen Wm un ay afterk28.50I On motion the Board adjourned ard -isme.7:00 o'clock Mountain ;L<;v{'¢».e`I»'i1f,'I.T.'2 at the Grandpa15.30 to meet November 99 1930.Time and 6:00 o'clock Pacific 'I`im~a.\gometime dlmng the month oi
-\Annie .C. Martin,Ihlrs. MBYUS has a message of in- August, Miss Iva Mae Bacon ol
1DU.00|0 C°\mtY_Cl@fk terest to every housewife.=0mu.ha,was quietly married u21.00 t §Mr. Ellis Lemon of Omaha.Iv:
50.50 NEBRASKA HAS INTERESTIN'Fashion Center Beauty Parlor has made her home with her uncle
(fharles Cartwright, all of Modale, A. A.Wilkins, :toad work'own Chauncey Wilkins, Road wor COUNTY1n.._..__ .....a l.|{nann H ' mn h a n dYfllllllill uuu Mllazuza au Jvu -w---| luuu _a n e w W i nte r C oa lvth e b es t p lac e Mr a . I . ;C Li p p i n c ott a n d Ru th Ma rs ha ll W ilki ns , Ro ad W ar !
'oo buy it i s at the __Fa shio n Ce nter an d Mr s .C la r k Li pp i hc ott an d Gu s K e m p c k e , D r a g g mg
in B la i r- i th ty h a ve b ea u ti f u l W i n . .ba b y d r o ve to L y on s Tu e s da y a f t-Glen Mc D on a ld , Oc to b er Sa l
te r Co ats pr ic ed a t $ i 0 to $49.50 -ernoon a n d wjisited f"fi*!\M r .a n d a r y
COMMISSIONER
am. m tn AR 40-It Mrs. LarsWeber and baby.|menraalu\-nowa un uv.. uae You All Know "Olliem "0 "Mr. and Mrs.c.J.Fetcber oI'Jas. w. Nielsen, Rnad Work
H I L I S I D E N E W S O F Omaha, came out tu the E. C. Lip- Wm. Salsbety, Labor
1 3 . \ n mx mn | \ | g ' | m| ( § ' f pincutt farm Saturday attemoon to | yr".he¢r, :I":' Dragging;
~M I S S I O N N E A R B E L L E V U E Phone 4 7 - A l i c e ' r r i p le u l 40-1m Caleb L o f ti s o f B l a
32 40 |de a th o f h e r mo th e r
........n.. n... .......na ...r .. |..:.....1_ l...:lI nan ._. . . u w ur u n a z wi A \ ¢| \ xvr nu lrn f 8bo I. lt fi ll!! Y@ 3l'B Old.
ir,since the
when she was
She zradu\. l£ \ l. \ » |.. . u . 1 a . u - u » w = » - - w -lS€C th? tW0*r0W C0111 picker whil~P I Wm.w l f d LBboI°42.00 Un un: cusm. ui. u u|5|| Inu ||r:u\___M r ,m d M r s He n r y Te g t a n d in ope ra tio n.e | A r tl\ u r N. Zi nd e r s e n ,D r a g -th e r o a d s th a i le a d _ to F o r t C r o o k \ | ' ; W l f . | 1 \ l v h ! \ I Y U x w m w n ate d f r o m th e B la i r schooi'foul
.._.!....-. .\...i Mn a n d Mr s . . C lar e n c e K mg a n d ]g m g .,51_3g a n d Be lle vue as an lmp os i ng br i c k 'M r s J o h n J ac kson wa s a y iait >;,="t5g°d=;g°»h'"d tatlen e g te md tlfu
....' 1 e os p i a t ma h a fo:
f=°~'*>_1j;°;,° sm evsgg al. Luc Mr. ond Mrs. Nels Sorensenwene1lIarold Jensen, October Sal»lsm-*C*\1¥@ mar: draws many ¢!11'10US
P3 05 'y 'callers at the Alfred Hansen home ary 100.00 lernarkg from travelers.The aver-
_ f g g m'f 'd"f[f;"g p g ;;+;~<1;;, Thursday evening Lawrence Larson, Labor 'a.oo'age resident of §h=\1=community
Ba i r ,f|Mr.and Mrs.Henry Borcherd- Omaha Road Equipment Co.,iwtl answer 0>;§'=;g~Q"'g with the
'ing of Fremont, and Mrs. Nancy Repairs 3.43 s bement, 'n t'a e Chinese
n§"; mf* M';eR°'§§tday gmg. Sylvi a spent Tuesday afternoon Chas. Bogen, Dragging 9.4sfrniBSi°n,'and let the inberrogator
a Y ..... .....__with Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Smithll). 0. Sheets, October Salary 100.00 guess the rest..
or at the Vick Skov home on ltstgi-\urge'g training,from which she
Wednesday.graduated last s rin .On Sundav_The high school boys of the B'|s-a big wedding ginngr and migcgf.
bee school, accompanied by their
teacher,Miss Elsie Wilson,cameto New England Friday afternoond had a ball ame the me
laneous shower were given in her
honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Frank I ..-ofti s where a la r g e c r o wd
a n s |Of r e l t i e s h d th -.nuuhm.I i n f n u r n r n f |:\iRh|M>g a [ _ _8 V 8 g a e r e d t o L X
Ele ct io n N ov. 4, 19 30
visitors at the Cnnslmn Anerson
home.Hr.and Mrs.Dan Phillips were
Sunday dinner guests at the Mar-'
tsn Connley home in Omaha in
honor ol( Mr. and Mrs.Connley's
wedding xnniversary.Mr.Conn~
ley in n brolher of Mrs. Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid is en-
joying a visit from their son, Ray-
mond who is in the government
senrioe and, vdao is now located at
A»l{{'f£§n§\yQ
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olsen and Mr.
Hurry Cale visited no the Ted
Olinger home Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
Frances and D t and Mrs.W. J.
Bolt and baby of Tekamah, were
supper guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Jensen and lam-
ily Sunday evening.
The many friends of Lucien
D...-|. and nnnilu tnhnnr
Mrs. Hannah Toelke. Drag-
sinss. N. Loses, Road Work
.Claude Clements, Road Work
Chris Kmse, Road Work
Chas.Rogert, Road Work
N. A. Rogert, Road Work
Harry Sick, Road Work.
L .Moll,Road Work
Howard Moll, Road Work
R. Seelmyer, Road Work
Chester Davis. Road Work
38.25 I
28.00 I
10.00
1.50 1
'1s.oo !
24 .50
7.00
7.00
2.25
7.00
7.00
lt 1| a Chinese mission mnintalp' ..'";,": ';°_;'§;__j'-J;|;;"§ed by the Catholic Church for e
education of priests for Asiatic ser-
vioe.I t is called St Columbans.
semxnary and has its own post of-
fice, St. Columbans.The Chinese
missionary society of St. Columbian
and family were Sunday visitors
at the Pete Weber home.
Miss Ruth Jordon was a Satur-
day afternoon visitor ot the Henry
Kruger home.Mr.m d Mrs.Wesley Graulich HELP US
$2
lnP
Contest Sta
Ends Satur~
by the Hat
resent all t
supplies an
portant to k
l s t Pr i z e L a r
a l l g a l va
In d P r i z e L a
3 r d P r i z e I W
é t h Pr i z e O n
va n i ze d .
St h Pr ize s l
6t h Pr ize 1 0 0
7th Pri ze 1 00
8 t h Pr i ze O n
A n t l s e p t
9 t h Pr i ze 0 1 |
h e a l t h y.
10 t h Pr i ze \\
Dan't overlook thee price;
and at thln PRICE we feelfigures.BW-lb. Iota and ov
We lnve contncled for 100
$8.75 nr 8 for SILW.Buy
W 0 |
There is no better iime tolaying.
A Panllry Mnnnll book wil
ln keeping poultry ln the -
Let nu cull your Padtry
L a r g a t B u
Call us when you want to
rervlce alwlyl.
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~KEEP POUl.'l`RY HEALTIIY
; ~FREEPhil-<\°1»~g_;»__P_g=;_ §'&m'1°1'I.*'.».Zl¥\¥5 ? f;";.°'"'°'.fi ';;a ;' a;.f;;;;Elvis;wa r ;40.00
He likes his work ~ lily ho lpita l In Oma ha wi th pne u-S- H. Neff, :md Work 74.50
u m nnnnnln.Alfred Skov. Rand Work 45.00
much.
High Sutharland home were Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Sutherland and hir.
and Mrs. John Sutherland and two
children.Those who helped Frank Linden
celebrate his birthday Wargmsday
evening were Mr.and Mr .Carl
Koltennan and family and Miss
Margaret Von Lankan, all of Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Frank Schrfer
spent, Thursday e\ning at tlr: J.
L .Petersen home.
Mrs. John Ried and sun,lRuy»
Sunday albemoon visitors nt the'The Misses Vanola Brunton and Lloyd E.Spik-et, Road Work 27.00
'Cora Stricklett and Mrs. Joel Allen LeRoy Spiker, Road Work 8.00
:md daughter were Sunday dinnerlldarry Thielfoldt, Road Work 10.00
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck.'§'Ihris Benson, Rond Work 22.50Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olsen andlGus Kempcke, Road Work 112.50
children we allers _at the E¢lH. W. Hilgen\¢-MDP. Sr., Road
Dlsen home S day evening.Work 3.38IMisabean:Rover spent Wed-!0tto C. Lierman, Road Work 18.50
nesday dght at E, C. Lippincott's. LRloKard Liennnn, Road Work 22.50
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Johnson of Alfred E.Schmidt,RoadBlair, visited at the 'Harry Smith:Work
home Wednesday evening.`\R. B. Eisner, Road Work
»|Will Ludwig, Road Work
Fashion Center Biauty Parlorgll.\V.Pyles,Road WorkPhone47-Alice Triplett.40-lt Carl M. Jensen, Road Work
8.38
69 oo
1 2.00
59.00
50.00
ultry Supplies
ts Saturday October ll and
lay November 15 Sponsored
:hery Department to rep=
e lines of quality poultry
medicines that are verv im-vmo n d were Sunuay umm-r g u . "
at 'Ll\e_L <mis S c h en k ho me ,sou th .,
° '»§' ff "'-»§~= Mrs. Rober tRHSm"SS€"P l a y f u l G h o s t s A r e O u t
" P Q f a m n l y " i r ~ ~,~a t e *f o r F u n o n H a l l o w e e n
home.-IMr. and Mrs. Emerald Van Bcak B B .P-c ,mn nmm_ suent Sunday eve-Q -fm '(.,'T3"i...§.I?.§'i€. .»|\~.= .I """°`"»§$§ OSS' Menu
ep poultry healthy
ie 5 font mash feeder f or hens,
\ized and on stand.
ge poultry f ountain with heater.
Ib sack.Lewis Laying Mash.
: 5 Font Pu l let Feeder al l gal-
a \ A 4 l u v y l u l s u a u b L u u u vuI-{allowc 'c n party ?Ar e y ou
goi ng to enc ourage gho sts
an d witc hes an d goblins to pr o wl
a d k e r s a t the Un d o L a r s m amg gu bou t y ou r hou se . p lo y g ames in a
F r e d Andersgon homes,near He r -
m m .F r a n k L i n d e n an d two c h i ldr e ml
Ma r g a r e t a n d Be rtr an d an d E d oAndnrnonwe r e Sunday d i " " @ " I `l
}'.¥..§`§£ t§<§ '15}§.n\2 Linden honme.~ I
Mr . a nd Mr s . J ., L . P ete rs e n a nd !
son , Robe rt we re Sun da y a fte rno on
weird fas hion, delve i nto mg fu ture
sec rets o t full:an d de vou r y o u r
san dwic hes a nd plea?
Individual Buthlrscotch PlaCiderApplnPopcorn BlllnNi g h t Owls
1 lon! graham 1 tbnp. choppedbreadchina: or5§ lb. butur I up. onion julcn1 95 cups broken 2 llap. enpontedltuquofort. cheese milk4 choppedplmicntoaCr ea m Putter.ad d cheese.p i
mi e n to l.c hlvgp an d evapo rated
A v i T o n e w a r m e r a n d t o n i c .
W orm Capsules.
Tablets.; \§i|"}\m the Hans Matthlesevlhome nga: Splker.-g
Fashion Center Silk Dresses iril
the swan new styles priced n\|
sms so $19.15 in sizes 11 w 52
and 14% Lo 26%.No matwr what
kind of dass you want you canfindit at the Fashion Center.\
Also showing 1, 2 and 3 plece_wool
dresses priced at $4.98 to $12.75
in all sizes.40-M
\
1
nackag e Phe nosol a n In t e s ti n a l
-Bo t t l e K ru m n f o r k e e p i n g f l o q k
- r -.-c a p e r s a n d p i m i e n t o s t r i p s ,a n d
c u t i n f a n c y s h a p e s .S e r v e g a r
n i s h e d w l z h s p r l g o f p a r s l e y o r
w a t c r c r e s s ,o r o n a l e t t u c e l e a f .
P l a i n P a s t r y
4 c up s pa n tr y Bo u t Ei c u p c o l d c u p -
2 u p . s a l t o r a t c d m i l k
1 cu p c o ld fa t Ei c u p c ol d w a te rs m f l o u r .t h a n m e a s u r e .R e a m package Paronot lice pwd
break tat into small nieces. then il L A Y I N G M A S H
Halhmm c u is on e ui the bu s. ex
uses durlns: the Year fox. a Darty .
Qu]in quic kly in to Goin W ith n n +
gem until appearanc e in like c oirae.|
dry mea l.Ad d mi i k th at ha s be e n 1
di lu te d wi th th e water.ntlr rlm:Inln CHA Han: wlih n tnc c lnlr mnfinn I
m Laying Mash during this ccntnl, eggs are getting higher
that it wmnld be imposdble to make your own Mash nl suchBENCH No l'E3 'formerly $3.15. nmif $2.55(nd the nah-nlblalilu lol- :ui nie |:'::: °:"'.:::.:".:.":'.... ...1'.n:r"m I 1u n a _l U \uM r s .F r e d P e c k a n d M r s .G e n e c d e s § .\ \ ? h 1 t h e r y o l i r g u e s t s c o m e o n l y s u m .- Z E J E '1 I $ f i d m { S ` " n { 0 1 » ° f § ¢ §
. .. -- . \ | 4 x \ ¢u i t h a n C l a r e n c e m a s k e d o r w h e t h e r y o u a r r a n g e f l n l h n r v n n l u h a n l u u f l n u n ¢ ~ \ n m m n FEEDERS
14
" " ' " " " " " ~ d n m o o n .|\""\ren umunu " °nun on m l.cum.nm all lmnll nor-....l...\-l....l
m rnu. ...N .---~Lanmln, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs John Compton.Mr. ma Mrs. Andrew Berk and
: m u y spent Sunday "¥"""°°" at
the Mm-cus Beck home m Blair.
M ,md Mrs, Be nto n Mu;h of
Colo.arrived here :tur-{.?2;"¥..'a w1n'=<w\d a week vm-
I u g g n ,Marslfs mother,pan-
Mmig, Sutton and other nlatwa
Mrs. E, C. Lippincott and Ruth.
Mn. Clark Lippincott and_babY at-
mmm a bif=*"*°x_~"ff>"::°..€rH
r
-U... .......... ,.... .<-.., ...\....... ...-nlude the spooky element nmunzyour gueatl.Every goblln that I ever talkedwllh says he likes to duck tor np-plel un Hlllowe'en. likes to get hlanosewot,I aurposo.Anywny n.ln one ot the most popular nDor!sund I would suggest your lncludlnglllyourpartyprogram\lub otwater Booting A lot of rosy-checked
apples.On ' lhlng Lhn!In no xmulng,perk )!ou've noueed. bm Lhasaguestswhohowlmdshneksowoefully hava the hoantoev. |ppo~
dues.l uvny: knew n ghost was
ness nnd nl over oumue or \'ll\UT`Yldnl.Prlck wnh a fork.Boho lnhutoven(425'-4E0'F.)About 10minutes.Remove carefully frompan,Cool and nu with Butter-scotch xmuns.Yle ld: 16 um.
Butiencotch Fllllngleuobrownnunrlo lry o lh¢ cow. nur 1 up .nw-\¢a1told wan:mllks iblp. Hour 'A lla. vnllllhDoll sumu with 2 tbsp. water t-\two-lhlrds cup slrup (about S mln
ulae).Make u smooth puts cf
cold water and Sour.Add to ulrupand bull 1 minute.Ban! on yolks.nclq evaporated mllle and combine
Capsules andPowde
arm poultry than now to get them in No. 1 ahnpe for winter
be given FREE to every Inge [lock owner um in interntgdofhellth.
Hntchlng and Laying.
'ers of Poultry Eggs and Cram
or sell a large bunch Of Chickens,our ¢A-ack: are nt your
Hrs.Emma Hoover znursuua'transparent but I hadrrt realized with sugar mixture.Cook °"¢\`ff»'......,.,...1 he 1ra.n antlrelt nunw.in m we11\b°l11ns water until rhickened(abou»
ners Produce- w = . . w - . .Mr . a n d Mm G e o rg e F a lle n a n d
s o n spent. Su nday after no on wi t h
M r . : n d Mr s . E ma n u e l And rea son
' l f O r u m .l r .. J J ' k F lo y d S mi th a t-
wn d e d a . b m m y 3 1 - r w S w d w
e v mi l s xt th e h p m e o f M r s . F u n k
J ans en.g i ve n l n ho n o r o f M r .
. m m P m m n ..
l x . u n d Mr s . Ta d Olmg e r w e r e
m p p g r gu es ts Suzxcuy e v e n l n K l t
th e h o m e o f M r . a n d b ln . G e o f l é
L o h a ve A u b lo lo a d e d wi th sand-
wic hes.butter ac otc h \l\'|-B.mu l e s
an d p o p c o m halls.A n d wh a t ls
I- ln lla wre n wllh o m.c ld s r !Noth-
ms nr. all,Bo ws h a ve eld e r .
Th e buffet-supper la b le c an be
a u l l y d e c u n l e d i n s o ma n y mms -
m s n n t h a t l t u me r e l y u n to
llms h o a le u to d o c ld o wh e th e r n o
w-mls \ J ac k -0-lnnlam f or lhe c en-
zernlace a n d m x ur lllS L cuudle~me h o r wh e th er also Ylll ha ve nu ~
me r o u l h l m k v l w ' m u » w = \ w ~
ln g a b o u t h e r u m .
10 mi nu te s) .A d d u n l l l a .Po m'
into c naled» \n ksd ta rt lh elln. Cowl.
c o ve r v r li h m s r lu xu s md b r o wn m
a ll o w o v e n ( B W ° F . ) . Y lvl d : B u m.
.Ma r ln g u l
l o n wh lm li u n- :rum al: m m n m n m " a n n¢- n mB o lt e g g w h i t e s ' I K o o l d V l le r
u n ti l tm th y .A d d c r e a m o l u r t u r
a n d c on tln uo b u u n ;u n ti l ld l f .
A d d m g u r 1 l l t u a n t |ti me s u dha ul. u nti l lt ls dlu olva d . The u ldl-
u o n o f c o ld wa te r to e u wh i m ln ~
g n u " t h a h u l k .
I Hatchery
J. MADSEN Mgr.alan-, Nebr.»
I i .
s i
'nun-_ `Ne`\1ru3\L Octnber 23, 1980_
r1¢l,LudmPecki|§erioudyi1l|t'lA.dhI' Aid nz Ruse am Fridny emma Mr.
the Univanity hoipltal m Omxhl'"mmg__5,14-|_ Jr.wig W W und: '§ °"a" °"f Mm Iillh xnmmn vm enwr-I Theln-dies
erwn renson o "mn the!-Ddta.-D¢kCh;blth¢r ee`¢span: Sundny """' B-lysho H"'"'|1»m¢ 'many "mme m hnnnr m tm ''
'HM'"rick hubem'M.£nMnryW ny,whole|ve|Her~'m'l"`°'R'
I ~ W ,'~.m1nNov.1lt'~
nh me c.LL a n ,noe `Hr. .. .AT H. H. Howarth of 'Hmrmm Spangler .Zi YES., 223. McCABTHY A N D 8 PAY 81.25 PUB WHEAT
iZ*.._.. .;....._..-s"€'.".2' .L'"$ 'i2_§'}t'~ ~§ ' * ° - !"°°u m a CRE E K i Hon un uuerlmmtal mn nz
bw - , - .Q l q l l u l l l pe l s o n a n d D r .N e l s o n
_lr-._:gi Hrs..-W
II HM " 0 I - I b lli llr u ly u v m m g : r o m De n ve rwh a r n t l l w w a r n rnl ln fl r ..n m Mr nm-I H91 Ham m Pnnnmhnllgi ~ the hfabnsk l ~~
ah»=kh~un.'£iéI£1{0i'd=e"'f5rm2`f=§"'ai'£gm`§§' ...;f';.7.;;a f.;;;.,£°'";.?'f»2 paid 51 25 per bum; for mu
amndverxary Mrs. Myrtle Marston, wherdied mi home of ~ and Mrs. Mxrtin LU" what md $1.14 per bushel my
1raa_ pleas- Monday.Funeral services were len. nur Oman.,h,,1|¢d ww,Pwr W J },°¢fgdldny when a conducucd on Friday.Time ¢Ieoeas~Mrs. Wm. Harrison md dnuzh-... ...'..' .'.
ROSE mm, ITEMS rmp
e'er
lorworking' .Bt Potter,Nev.,°a m°_ l» fr| nd Mi z. H.B. Cameron en-mar nzuowhome Friday 10 chuck corn.!1m».~| ..fa m nt. tim fr. L Pnmhl _HIE Ta y]
a s m la nn hxnn m e n t s e v e n Mrs. A. lL Beales spent Wednes-
k y v n u h e r m m .Mrs.op-1
Reeves.The Misses Myrtle a nd lh ry
Hurdum come from Wcet Point and
Ilincaln, respenively fox the _week-
end wich their parents,Mr-nno
Mrs.Fred Hur-dum.B.Mane
Hansen of Bancroft,was dsc a
wak-end visitor and_§und_ay Dr.
. M - -- - - - - - - - - - - -home at Omaha Sunday.|
Friday, Oct. 17, hleodamea E. w.Bundle and E. G. Burdlc enheruin-
ed aghc tables ol fri ends a t a
hrldge luncheon at the E. W. Bur-
Idic home in honor at Mrs. L. v.
Ackerman o! Klurmth Fells, 0m.|
Out of town guests were Mm. A.Buls ,)trB.L .C.Ha ns enundMrs .|
.Oscar Gilberteon of Flair.Mrs.
Earl French and ehildrux vrerc in Sroup of their relatlva surprisedOmaha Friday where the latter lo;t.hem mme five p. m. by co
ta ki ng umnnenu of a gpedalisnin with l d°1f=i3»» lunch.A nodal
fo re ye truuhle .|ev enlngwaee o y e d o n d u n m aA lov:-.ly baby girl made ber lp-M n .Blackburn were presented
paranoe at the Eugme Jackson with n beautiful silver coffee aer-home at Blair Saturday, Oct-11, vice.
Mr. Jackson ir the youngcsi son A family dinner wu enjoyed atol Mr. and Mrs. Nele Jackson.the Chris Sorensen home SaturdayJ " - . : * : ""5°.? °2 F"'§'i "F'£ ': :2m¥=°..&°~'ev cf=§~\e s';- :cw
ed, aged 40, wma the ddest daugh-oer ol Mr. I-'rench and pncticnlly
all of her life was spent in this
vicinity until har marriage to AnIthur Manton, when they moved in
I
I
the west.Besides her husband
And three little children of Denver,the following survive her: her Ia-
t.her, C.M. I-'renclvof Arlington:
xour sisters, Mrs. Edith Juhmono!
ter, Ada, and Frances and BillieHarrison, Mr. and Mrs. John Aron-
son and daughwr, Emyle ol thisvicinity, ntunded a ntherinz o lthe members o! the Wilde~Wood
Circle Sunday in Calhoun, held at'
the Henry Rohwer home.
Mrs. John Barry,accompaniedby har mother, Mn. Mary Mueller
of 21115 togkher uyue son, Jack
reponed nt noozere Uny, ln Lincoln
Friday. October 17.
The huge wen considered worth
$9.00 per hundred at the close oi a
105 day feeding mr.Ono lot re-
mlved shelled corn, tanknge, and
eudan gran pasture, and another
lot received ground wheat, tankagn,
dan 'and eu posture.Cost o f d m
nnnhnvn nn./I Qnnlfnon in nnfh
d g ; ? n 5 ; ' < ' " f . , f " ;
relatives and friendl.Mr. and Mrs. Lui Petersen an:Olga spent Tuesday .evening a*
Walter Nielaen's..
Mrs.Harold Raamutxen enter
taintd the Papio (Huh at her hum.:
Tlnlfmily v ..M r and m r s rra' 1| rm wu s o rJ- .,=..:¢-,| ..."n n n.fllld rrallus vualuru zu.nu r . n y! lm Hg " n an H u rd u m an d ml" r ; mm3 . .Thu rsd ay eve nin g.»|A b o u t th i r ty fri en ds a n d te l* - . " " § 1 .u l 1 f ° § f § p g f x nsér P e w m n '
A ._ W.~wa s a w x r d d t h e ' ° " ° ' " " ° ' S : ' m e ~ ' § ; ' g " ; ; ; - =
y~f0¥ ...§.?...l'€?;r.F ' \. | :. . .. .k k 3 : I Yf lnd d llllh tlf .~W h itmuf r
~pu:aunr.- mr. ann mm ns.. ri.w m -u e n ve r ,mr s .c o m r xu g g e Mr s .I-o u m ai m ~a n d Ca th er in e,Mr . .' I I az e l Sp an gler a n d M i s ;V i o la J a c k 1
:BMJ M13-Varin Nl r i m ln ;mu l A-ull-Frenc h-a ll o f Arlln lr tn nr f h n m ..-...|....4
m g ~~~r n u v u q v n u t v u » ¢ ¢ ¢ » _ v c a n \ P \ » ¢# w w w
:._w a s n o u t b d f o r e t h e p i g s U l i t lg i ;: j ° t i m _ f f , _ _' f " _ f f f _ 't h d r b l l f o r w h e a t m d c o r n . .
mmxxvu,uwvuu :mu mu: mnggle.Mya was onnmled.Mrs. Acker-
man was given | gum prize.
H. C. Cooper was quite mx sev-eral d.ny|last week but nt thiswriting he is able to be out again.
0. L. Hilxinger made a business
tri p to Norfolk,Neb: Thursday,returning early Friday morning.Mr .| n dM n .B ny Ha r t a n dc h i l -
ho i n lpldé llt ' d m . § ' ¢ » ; . ; a 3 " ' 1 i i ";i .;.;a .;;, Tui i l `;,,§ '°'"' ME ?
0. L. Hilsinger is at present The Ho m beparunent of the Arlington, and Hurley gl Wayne.
kin de ut warden M E. church metlast week at the Another sister,MID-La Normaworaspy-land atgn meeting hed at Norfolk Henry Close home whe n ¢,heylmabur preceded her in death justlui. Thursday he, with Mr. C. C.|were entertained by Mrs. C1use,as- two weeks.'
Hex-\i.ng were placed sn chnx-ge Ofxnisted by Mrs.Raymond Close.|At a meeting of the Mod-:rn
Burt county during the open B¢l~'The Indie: votedto buy one hundred Woodman hdd here on 'haesdny
sonSv".
on pheuantn.An>a.ngemen!}new song books with a part of evenmg, C- E. Renner of Lkxcoln,
been made Sy -\jl_f§_Z§ 535 Qreir fair proceeds and on Sunday stste leemrer [or _ghe pa. w.s.,
pumymChris'
went uTuesdx;
tumor,
which i
friends.
Mrs.vi dwr
ter,M
Lives o f Mr s .De tle f W u l f h e l p w
her c ele brate he x bi rth anni vers ary
W a lna s da y eve nin g.Mr s .W u lf
ser ved n ve r y nic e lun c h to he r
guests.1
\ l r an d M r ;Tludnlnh Men c ke
an d d au g hter , Ma dg e wer e S un d ay ,
di n ne r gu e s ts of Min s Co r a B e ar d *
an d brother,George.M r .amdf
Mr s .V .0 .I n l a n d ,M n .Mu l le t
'an g s o n we r e a fte mo o n zallers.
., -.... .. .uwwuug mmytina Rasmussen, who under
x operadon in Limzoln, lust
V for the rerno w of a
in getting along meeiy
n K°°d news for her many
l h r y Bu-ry wma a Sundny
u53»9m=_°f her dsugh Aa in prevlou experiments,gro und whe a t wa l hm 1 0 2 % n
mu c h u mm u 1 fa t t e n i n g h o (
£eed.`The wheat fed ho n ma dc
18 pounds more gain 'Um 106
day: and were ready or ma rket
eulie r in the s e a mn,a pmc ti ul
i c e mi n t h e s e a s o n o l y e u w h e n
and family viaited Sunday at th
Jesse Ryan home, near Herman.
Mr. and Mrs.Detlef Wulf an
family, Mr. and Mrs. John Petersenand family,Mr. and Mrs. FmMayie and Geo. Luxe were Sunda
dinner guests at the Wi!!Ilya
home.Carolyn Jacobson gpent §undaj
e
d
d
y
n
mrs.berry UI ummm,was uvSunday visit/or at the home of ML'
and Mrs, Henry Beard.Mr. Beard
has improved since last week and
is up mme..Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Meuler had
as Sunday guests for all d1y, Mr;
and Mrs; C. H. Blanchard of the
I-Inmexumd district.Mrs. H.L.
a lm a Anompson m a
| y vidtors at the D.E.mn home were John Thomp-
'. sud Mn. Mausen '1hump-
Omaha, and Mr. and Mn.
hog prices generally godownwnrd.
Another cdnddaration fur hrmcrl
of louthern Ne bnlkn is t h l t
wheat is avdlnble during the lah
summer when corn i s s a me o r
d r e n dr o ve to I o w l
visit relatives.Tl
h o me Sund ay .Mr s .
se n a n d Mi s s Ma gg i e
Qi fhnhf |nnnn 1| |;|n. fl
s m m w'°"'"° uxen °"' or me cumny ~'" um new books were'in the amnh 'was present and azwr we regularhem y edlbe secured at the W°°dB'UPdik°ire.1dy for une.'imeeting gave a fine talk to about
y -urn uranch.|Mr. and Mn. C. W And d twenty-two lodge members AboutCLg~»m 'Bill returned Saturday fi? °§'».{¢»n o'clock a srwn of the Royal
. . . . ~Women and Misses:The beligexfended visiv. at Nebraska Citv.fNeilzhbnr ladies brought a fms
family.
SundzThompa
non, Mr
§2r1°!.5'§;.i"""§'Ar1§{0n'and har daugh '" """" uvulu wluxc "T" wvau uwa placo in Blair to buy your new Ed Nonnaro hor andliiEe-cio{1{hnes oete r, Mi ss L otti e Qai ne s a nd -'°h"!zo Bg§ =:o;§ ~ i ?£1232 Winter Hat is at the Fashlon Cen-ters lef Tuessay evemng for Ohlo
..McKennon of Arlington.| and wok in the football game;1;¢g._.t1my have beautiful Hats. where, |n_ company with an uncle
;_Mrs. Hugo Haack of Blair came They called at the John wachm-*pr-iced at s1.sa so $6-and t h w | " l "aunt, 'the y win mums mn-
out Thursday to the home of her home to extend Qympathy in theirfeature an the smart new gtyles,-*UP 5°J."'°iTi?"J$"'°'" they plan to
n =¥i'&$";€f;..":'%f*,?.€ti'1P .E° Eff." bereavement, wrlmlins home late colora. materials in an headslzes ""§E?_-E . L rx 1 ...,~
Iunch which they served.
Mrs. John Hebard and Mrs-J.
R.Vinckel were hosteues to the
Congregational Indies'Circle atthe church chapel on Wednesday
afternoon.A brief business meet-:...............x..~|.a .1.....:..........\.:..\.+ L .
Will 'nMx. 1
wnr pso n.high in .pr ic e
Rnd M r s f l i n n b r Ar n mmn ..........:a fte rn oo n a t the C a rl J u ul h o me .
Th e Rose Hi l l bazaar a t t h
c hu rc h Fr id ay eve nin g was we ll at
banded and about $84.4 was \.al.fi»x\.\
My r o n To f le wo n th e q u i lt.
Ulla.' m u Ry a n an d Mr s .J oh:
a n d c hi ldr en o f Ro se Hi ll ,spe nt
Th u r s d a y a t th e pa re ntal,J o h n
Ar on ao n ho me .
Mr . a n d Mr s .Ha y e s Ros en ba lm
vi si te d Sa tu r d a y e ve n i n g a t th e
Or vi lle Hu m s to n h o me .
Mr..a n d Mr s .W a lte r No va k
we r e Su n d av n n lln r n n i Hun hnwm
Fa s hi o i Ce n te r Slip pe rs t h a t
W e a r fo r W ome n an d Mime : _p r i c -
ed 8 $2 . 9 3 to $ 6 . 50 ; E rma J e tti c k ,
$5 a n d $6 : Ro bi nh o od f o r the C h il-
dren, $1.49 to $3.39-- all sizes.. tW o me n a n d Mi ss es :T h e b e d .
Place i n B la i r td b u y vo m-n e w
I > u r 5 c n s p e n t T l n u r s d a y a f t g f r n g g n l.lnLll D u m m y Lu x m lw tl ll w uu ll.n u n S u n d a y .w:: t.h M r s .F r a n c i s F o r s b c r g .. B u n n .a n d h e r s 1 s t . . r ,M r s .N f e t g l T h e I - I n m a n s p h o o l s w i l l c l o p e
w 1 1 H s e n l e f t M o n d a y m o r n -B " € " " =o f ° " ' " ' } " * -S * - vp p e d W g T h u r s d a y a n d F n d a o L .a o a n d
i n g o r S I L s a n d h i l l s o n a n o t h e r " 1 ~ '= ' ; é i a r e fl t s w h i l e t h e m e n ' " ' r e | 3 1 t o a l l o w t h e t e a z a r s c t o a t t e n d
::at. tI\e b u y i n i r t r i p .° " .'§..' n f u n g ..._ . t h e S t a t e T e a c h e r s c o n v e n t i o n a t
a t 4 0 - l t 'u r .B D U I!.I.lB,( _| | ,b a q y g n u |1 15 W d b u z l u \.|.|.uu||§w u.\ \.ua n u m e a .s
u
¢ : | 1 s . w e r e S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t s a t p i a n s f o r t h e f t h e r a n d 5 5 3 ba
T ,'1 e c . c . M m h a u h i 1- 'r e 1;q u e t t o b e h e d N o v .1 wwA R L l I \ G T O P ~N 0 1 B S !M r s .B .F .Q q o i m o ?n S ¢ n ; > n n ; - , , d i S ¢ u S s e d -A n i c e ¢ r ° v ~ d w a s p r
\ u Ga n -
a r e
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of Will Hansen, near Orum.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tmhlsen
spent Fdday evening with Mr. andMrs. Hayes Rosenbnlm.
John Aronaon assisted Weston
Iang with wood sawing Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. Hosterman of Lin-
coln, were yveek~end guests at the
:John Neal-hood home.Mrs. Near-hood went home with them Sun»
dey evening.She plans on spend-
ing the week at the Hostermanhome and visit friends there.
Winwr Hut is at the Fashion Cen-
te r--the y have beautiful Hats
priced at $1.88 to $6-and tbsy
feature all the smart new styles,
colors, material:in all headniu-sat all times..40 L
Kennard-Messrs.A.J.Grier
and Joseph Knpius took over
Kennard Garage.
Went Poin wo rk started on
new addition to light plant
4
spent ThursdE;yh and Friday here at ent, including several gu:sl.s.Reuent tonaileetomies at Ax-I.inK° the Walter tenkamp and F. E. two~courae lunch was served at
ton were: Max Kiolz of Kennnrih Webb homa.Russell Lewin,Fern Anne Moss Installstion ot the new officers long table.
and Nellie Parsons, all of Valley of the Amencan Legion Auxiliary:Fashion Center Slipper!Uh w ds-h l M il I f l-: : ' : . S ' z f m , ; ' ; : ; ' ~~ ~ ; ; , , .";;;;;=-e»»» £e~_Y'°"~f:\.&"'*_""='=€~'.1f:f
M M H Fi ts 'Babe Py am spe nt rn u r su n y supper gueszs 0 :m e Qm a h .th e e k - e n d i r ; 0 ma h a wi th r e la -L a r s P a u ls e n f a mi ly we r e M r . a n d |. e Mr s .E d wa r d Ne lso n re la ti ve s Th e Ho me s te a d Clu b me t wi th
'""l"fft -..l \r......-m.. .m:1::.......,....fr n m E lk ho r n . I o wa . mi P ro f . a n d ' ¥ ' !E € _ F' " = ' K i ng l|t Th u r s d a y a f t-
a n n m r s. .l n e u .ll |. ll ||\i ||€! C||\: u u. l .u |.4 'b I f.l dn a f I w e r e W e d n e s d a y e x e -M r s Q A .b t u " " '" " °c m r e n ,#C e c i l L e w i s f O m a h a i s a n d -
a n o 21 'l '.3 f. ,m m e s t s a t t h e C h r i s O f B l a i r M T .a n d f 1 S . J 8 8 P a u l -i n n n.m n n t h u r m r m t i n n i r h a m p
g u n a u g r r i -o _ - - - -. ..P e t e r s e n h o m e i n B i a i r .
N e i g h b o r s a n d f r i e n d s h e l p e d
M r s .H a r r y M a d s e n c e l e b r a t e h e r
b i r t h a n n i v e r s a r y F r i d a y e v e n i n g .
M r .a n d M r s .G e o r g e H a i n a n d
d8 l . i , i\ L . 1 l 'w e r e S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n
v i s i t o r s a t W a l t e r A p p l e b y ' s .
| | _ . . .\ u . . n . . . -\ Y l » . l . A "n n . |* M u m
sen wer e eveni ngf isitors.
Mr s .Ca r l Sore son had as a
week-end g o e a t, / Mi s s Do r oth y
;Jense.n of 1* iernont.
Mr .an d Mr s .Geo rge Ha i n a n d
Vi r g i n i a we re Su n da y af ter n oo n
vi s i tor s a t th e h ome o f Mr . Ha i r f s
sister.Mr s .W a lte r Ao oleb y o f
~ -------w - - - - - - ---.»..-...`.
On Mo n d a y e ve n i n g , Mi s s Ma r -
jor ie Go d se y e n ter tai n ed h er Su n -
da y S c h o o l c la s s , " Th e A g o ga C a -
d e ts " a t a p a r ty a t h e r h o me . Th e
me mb e r s a r e :E a r l Ra n ld n ,K e n -
n E th i.| .rsen,[ a n To wns e nd ,l r -
Rn lp h B a d ge r , wh o ac c o mpa n i e
Lieut. Ellswgorth Chapman, U. S. N
as f ar a s Ro llin s , W y o. loo t we els
m t u m e d h o me o n Sa tu r da y eve
ni ng .M r .Ba d ge r ;i n cornpan;
wi th hi s unc le;De lbe r t F i n k o
Mi d we s t,W y e.,w i i t o n a dee
h u n !in th e Gre en Ita.a n d alm
Li
F.
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vic e-pres., Lira. A. C. Bl
Mr s . Ha r old Gro ve ; n e c
M .f e te r s o n ;hist.,M n
ar d , a g t. a t a n us , Mr s .
enson.Mr .a n d M m :R.M .
re tu r ne d t o Chic ago M
nr \znun\»nl :Inna with vnl
aldt; tmas., ed at $2.98 to $6-bv:mann;Jenuf
'y., Mrs. L. $5 and $6; Robinhood for the Ch
3.Ed Ren- dren, $1.49 to $3.39--»all sizes.
Chris So1-|_
Blac kb ur n
ond ay a1`t~
n l{\\:|n \nun;
|_,
¢nlru\l\\"hq.m,.fa l '|
I
ir. and Mrs. John Hebard and
Some Style _
Shoppe Specials
We are making some Special Offerings fer Friday_
Saturday and Monday, October 24. 25, 27.Thea:
should interest fha thrifty purchaser.
.
FOR LADIES
Silk Scarfs $1.00 to $l.75
Hats, large head sizes $l.00 to $5.00
Large Aprons In out sizes $1.00
Rayon Prlnts in large sizes'$l.95 to $2.95
m n c m u m i u
Chll dre n's lon g s lee ved Dres s s
\$!.00 .md up
Fez: 'FKIE many
N.\r»n:tte Silk Uressss fmm I ln 2
years u d $l.95
Baby Co ts. Caps and Dresses and
Childrerfs Coats
Th es e b a rg a in s are but a few of the
m ' m y a w a i t i n g y o u a t » t h e
I
SIM ~E
r-Attend the
Outstanding
Exhibition
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Livestock <S» Horse Show.
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in Omaha
550.000 in Premiums.
325.300 Go ve r n me n t D i s -
apy ,Imiu s zr ia l Di sp lay .
Th r i l li n g Ho r s e Sh o w.
1 0 0 0 4 - H C l u b Me mb e r s
to Co mp ete .
C o i c e s t C a tt le i n A m e r -
ca.Re du c ed Ra i lr o ad Ra tes .
I o w a D a y - N o v c m o e r 5 .
I f bra-:ka Day -~ Nove:n~
bc r 6.
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~ Mb§~~9»"'
S e r v e
( i o o e h ' s B e s t
~M A C A B 0 N I
:Z as a
welcome Q
`change from
potatoes .
an r»¢~.- \ a " ` . n v 1. » "
1.;"°T;1 I;';.'sa 'idir »f=-Hn:a._.'l'_... llngelihnnnla 1e'nr;lmrl|M r . mi Mrs.Wm.Bntt_ were
w i l l \ n \ » l ¢ | \ n n u n '| . l v | \ |L l | | l l \ | » I | |" Q "~t i a t
*, ! . ' , ' ! : * ` : ; & ' . § *. &~k ' ! e f _ " ' e , & . . ' ; < % ' " ' .u . f ' . , , . .. . , " ;L L c .. f i n
IJIJIUIJIL B L I n u A u.»u\.¢u A
hmmmMiss Gretchen Manuka 1
harm Sunday after severa.
~nite n tu ~ H r n u r u ,u w n m l l l u n u u u xuwull.l l l l up110 ' Q - h ' i " ¢ i ~I sr f u "°H r a n d M n F lo y d K n o t t a n d an d d a ug h te r , Rl- ¢ h¢ l zet u n n d a n d H n .Kenneth '.l.ysun.''°d m d s i g n m h g u d ; ,f m n i P a u l W i d e n e r s p e n t S u n d a y a f t- ~ . ' . ' ? . Y f , . ° ' l§ . f ' ° , ' i ' E . . 2 E ' ; ".¥°
. . .
' i ' 1 f u m. ' h m . u r n G. . . . . ? L . J e m- e a n v ; ~ f f ; w a i a g g ,'~;'.¢ s t
n Pads L1|:|l.llm'|n church. left 'Wed-Lowe emoon with f=f=='=Hzndrkkson, ~ "E '"="1;.""'" aJz'lTz`ér'Jf'ni£"3nE1 Mn. Hulm ;,~~~,-~~---,south of Blair.1H g J the t M honor he |,school Mr and Hn. Lewis Long of lo? Rolfrt in looking after _;';'°"-s w afternoon g 1:0 o will 5
`'_ the dn .-at Lhapreil °!.HE£'"*"» 'P"'!.3""'!!¥fuP. mm., .3..=I'J',.. il ~m :to oblerve r foqnh plnhdgg. ¢fg_h¢ church th
|_§g£ 'i§ia£E35n inf i ipreach Scmdair a& jslayat the Mrs. Bertha
hM: m i n Hp r rmln"Hia "`nB`sE`ir'i`ii Sundaya play
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forch Suffday'even§ng.Specialner with Mr.and mrs.nenncm "~"=»" "~""~ "- ~ ---u ------- -at present.'lhve 1lusic from Blair wiil help to en--Tyson.attain.Everybody invited.Mrs. J. S. Conety was a '1uesday|Mr. ~ Mrs . H, C. Cooper a te for A
Will Ryan bought cctllc on t'e dinner guest of Mm Watson Ty-Sunday dmner at the J. T. Fitch after:
~-» .-.. -Q nn-:....home east. of town.ing a
ittle tuts each brought a gif t
mn Genuine and had a happy
noon playing games and eat-Qelidous lung!with abirth-
a fo rmer pas tor.|
Ve r n o n Ma r s h all we nt to Li n c o ln
la s t we e k wh e n h e i s c o n f i n e d i n l
th e B r y a n Me mo r i a l h o s p i ta l f o r a |
Fremont market Sntux-any ror rcerz- v aan Ur man,
" i k Babe Ryan visited Thur..-
duy at the Will Kuhr home in
Blair.
Women and Misses: If you need
a new Winter Cost the best place
to buy it is at the Fashion Center
in Blair-they have beautiful Win.
ter Coats priced at $10 to $49.60
in dzes 14 w 48.404:
ALONG THEBOTTOM aozm.
un.. rrmm-.\|Vmwhn.who is
Mr. and Mrs. Ray 'Whitmus and
family went Saturday to see theirdaughter, Martha at the Methodist
hospital in Omaha, with Mr. and
Mrs.Tum W field,Sr.The
daughter is improving nicely.Mn. 0. M.Mathews spent se(~~
eral days last week at the home of
,f son, David and family in Orna-
'Mr. and Mrs. Opal Rectes wereamong the guests Sunday for din-ner at the Jack Lazure home, south
of Him and also called on U. S.
Reeves whp has been lll.
Mr. and Mra W. W1 Dixon of
Lincoln, are spending this wcek atknntlnan
n
l
Mr. and Mm. N. R. Buniic were
up from Omaha Friday for a visit
at the E. w. Burdic homeMn. Emma Wachter aged 66 ofLincoln, died early Friday morning
at an Omaha hospital after an ill-
ness of several manths.She has
resided at Lincoln 21 years;Sur-;viving are her husband, John, two
sons and four daughters.Funeral
services were held at St.Mary's
cathedral at Lincoln Monday morn-
ing.Mrs. Anna Peddie, lllius Car-
oline Wachter and Den Wachterfromattended the services.here _.
Lira. CSB. Blanchard xa enjoging
a viaxt at present from her mo er,'Mm Nnnw (tnlmm nf Arlimxrnn.
day cake as a spcexai nu-.n:uon.Mr. and Mm. J. R. Vinckel am
Mr. and Mn. Ray Roberts of Fremont, were supper guests at thlG. I.Pfeiffer home Sunday eve
ning.Mr. and Mm. G. I. Pfeilfe
also entertained at a six-thin;
dinner on Saturday evening whentheir guests were Mr. a nd Mn
J. C. Badger and Mrs. Eva Fink
Mrs. Vernon Marahdl and chi)gym,Mrs. C.G. Mlrahldl an
daughter, Frances and Mra Hen
ry Boker all momred to Llncol
Saturday where they visited wit.Verinn Marshall who in in at 'ra
Bryan Memorial hospital.He l
reported as doing nicely and gain
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S-fwgv night fnd §_g-;}~»f as the Bleis, :ere Sur:|'dey dinner '§3..'€. gitmeaureli,g e n g e a r ~ f r o m Lincoln where he etbmded
PIPE".I :'-_!--I .._3'Ef'____. with the family of their daughter, by meeting Lguggey evggjng with ~ ated ide held there on
Mr. a nd Mr s. bu rn ne uey j sp iin nl Mr s. w_ _ ]_ Si mon se n.
rw ...|.-- ........:..... ..-:+I. Han inn Mar.rw.. _.|_.....l_......:,.u_..,....:n.EE!:.-'.'§°..'.t..§?.'1"'.-....-....!...'E§:°"é. ;. :h was in Lincoln an:Q 1 |~ f n 9 :)
~oxes an d send lo th e Ma r y A n n
Mi ss i on in Omah a a bo u t C hr is tma s
|be di stri buted a mo ng th e ne ed y .
M r .an d Mr s .E m i l Pollen,oc
omp ani ed by Mr s .Fo rr es t B r e s -
ster we n t to Oma h a Wednesday
~nd spent the day .
Mr . a n d Mr s . O.H. God s e y a n d
Ma r jo r i e we re entertain ed a t d i n -
ne r Sun day a t Lhe I v a n He l ms
Fr id ay a tten di ng a , bu si ne ss mee t-
in g of s tate n ur s e r y me n .He a ls o
vi si te d wi th hi s son,V e r n o n a t
th e B r y a n Me mo r i a l hos pi ta l.
Mr . a n d Mr s . V e r n Ni c h o las a n d
tw o c hi ldr en r o t u m e d to Gr a n d
is lan d Su nu uy aft.-er s p e d i n g thi.
p a s t we ek he re a t th e h o me oz
Mr s .Nic ho la s'par ents,Mr .s m
Mr s . M. E .W in se t.Mr . Ni c h o la s
ho me .i wa s s d e l e g a te to th e g r a n d I . 0 .
M r .Ges selmun o f Oma h a ,w11s O. F. lodge whic h c onver iod in Fre-
he z e o n a h u n ti n g tri p F r i da y a n d mo n t s eve ra l d a y s .
~tur da y , n g ue st of E ug en e Bu r- l M r .a n d Mr s .J .C.Blac kburn
die.d r o ve to C r e te Mo n d a y w i th thei.
Th e re gu la r me e ti n g o f th e 0 ;d3\lEh¥@l»E ve ly n ,wh o spe nt th '
E .S.wa s he ld Th ur s da y even in g wee k-e nd a t h o r s e a n d attend ee
an d wa s n e i l a tte n d e d .Th e c o m-th ei r s i lve r we d olr ls sn mve rs s ry .
mi tte e on se rvin g th a t eve.;.¢:3|M r .an d Mr s .R.M .Blac k imr
wer e Mr. and Mr s. C. H. Bi unc lmr rl le f t Mo n d a y mo r n i n g f o r ~
Mr s. J o h n F itc h, Mr s . J . W . B ru n home in C hi c ag o af te r a s ho rt vls l;
. ._. . . . . - _ - _-_...................._. _ . . . _. . _. . .-..... ...._- - -.. . ... . . _ .. . . . -._ - _.._ _. . . . . . . . . _ . . ..._........
.__. _. .. . . . .. . . . . . . - . - . . _. . .... . . » n . . - . - ¢ . _ . _ . . . . . . .. . , . - - _ _,- u . . . .- .- -.- . . . . . - - . . . . . ». . . . . - - - -
Oct.3Ito Nov.7 ' - w
Ak-Sar-Ben `~~
Livestock :Sv Horse Show.
./'"in Omaha
VOTE for
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1415:" f . ° ' ; f
.
550.000 in Premiums.
525.000 Go ve r n me n t D i s -
piay .
In d u s tr i a l Di sp lay .
Th r i l li n g Ho r s e Sh o w.
1 0 0 0 4 - H C l u b Me mb e r s
to Co mp ete .
C o i c e s t C a tt le i n A m e r -
ca.Re du c ed Ra i lr o ad Ra tes .
I o w a D a y - N o v c m k e r 5 .
I f bra-:ka Day -~ Nove:n~
bc r 6.
-Qra--..e:=a»n.. --~- 1 -" '»`.*.a.:.-... ;...¢.-.
°.Fcrr.TH E B AE ! !
Nmnstte Sllk Dre>e.=a fmm I ln 2
years u d $|.95
Baby Co ts. Caps and Dresses and
Children's Coats
Th es e b a rg a in s are but a few of the
m ' m y a w a i t i n g y o u a t » t h e
I
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f t ~1 » a -, ~|.1 Q .' o f r .u v-e - " "
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f ~; » ; » " ';_
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1 a u --J -\ . | ¢ \ \ v u v n u ' v u y -g - -l m 0 -r n n z l M m :l . n u i s L n w e a n d d m m h
r""'-',.,...... ....... .....-_.......- __M155 Certmflc Warn:k I-:r°".ter. and Edith Singleton of Blair.
C0\fflIHi5 from alloc:ss whxch pre-Mr.and Mrs. W. J.Bolte and
\enw~.i her tcadhnm; last wack qt two sons drove to Logan, Iowa 10
the Gall school where Miss lnslbpenf.Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.1\~u!& is ""l'5tft"t"'ff".prfends are James Mack.Eimer Dolte spent
hupmg for Miss "mncks speedy the aftemoon with Paul Tyson.
'"°}""'Y_. 1 Mr. and Mrs.IIerscllcl LaymanBlassLuthWx-:leper "as .a "",nnd childmn were Sunday dinner
day supper guest at t}1e Murio1\|gue§t5 o the I.crc:\ Layman famSutherland home in Blaxr.ily \ \Ilnrfv Tucker shclkzd Wcines-|'____
"§.I.'I| MLRH iw cnrloads UH ur... .Ji llhnlms Th.:hm:' \ " l - " _- " " " " ""`ll vu | : |m : ; = § f , ; . m 2 ; . ° ' : _ : ' : § a . H i z a u i n u n i ;";;,~~;a;,;. ;; ;,~
alla ni aou t I. tlio us an d b us he ls -o rlwi nu er Hat. is a t th e Fa sh io n Ce n- |
A E . D i x o n Mmd a y a f t e mo o n ., f i r - * N Y h a ve beautifull H l i s
A .a ' mm Mu n Cf a g s ui : me P la a | a n ti P l' | ° Nl a t s1.ss to $ 6 - n q i l u ) .
''|.L -._. I l 4l ._. . . _ - . L _ _ _ _-l¢|| A..|Hina Yinmlnv srhnul had a DRTW zeamre au Luc smun.new alylca,I v u r ; ¢ ¢" 1 -- - -- -,a t t h c R .M .I v e r s o n h o m e l " 1 i d n y | ' | . . u i u r s ,m a t e r i a l s i n . z l l x h e u d s i z c s i
e v e n i n g w h e n t h o s e p r e s e n t w e r a :a l .m l t i m e s .4 0 - I T .
J - i r .a n d M m .G e n e I ) : 1 \ i d = - n g ; f = ; ; ° ~. . . . . . . .. . . . .
i l y M r .a n d M r s .F r e d P e e r .|.~~~W :C l a f k e a n d I I e o 1 =_l l R M "N E W S ;
1
a n d Mi s s [d n l..I.!€I1.ll1gnoEm:r ;{.nu Ibr othe r Alb er t A f t r th e xi e c txn n l Th e Sun day Sc hool hi k e a r d
u f offiéers,a\:1d m i l e s refr esh-sup pe rof the M. _E . c hu rc h p lan ne d|
f o r I i h d a y e v e n m g w a s a t o 1z| -\1 _, i _P 0 P ~
' " ' : ' }a \ ' f r ` f . " . { ' ? { * f - . .. . . . . . . 1 N - . .¢ . ~ . . . , , _u n t i l l a t e r b z c a u s e o f t h e e x t r e m |I
:Q 1 |~ f n 9 :)
~oxes an d send lo th e Ma r y A n n
Mi ss i on in Omah a a bo u t C hr is tma s
|be di stri buted a mo ng th e ne ed y .
M r .an d Mr s .E m i l Pollen,oc
omp ani ed by Mr s .Fo rr es t B r e s -
ster we n t to Oma h a Wednesday
~nd spent the day .
Mr . a n d Mr s . O.H. God s e y a n d
Ma r jo r i e we re entertain ed a t d i n -
ne r Sun day a t Lhe I v a n He l ms
Fr id ay a tten di ng a , bu si ne ss mee t-
in g of s tate n ur s e r y me n .He a ls o
vi si te d wi th hi s son,V e r n o n a t
th e B r y a n Me mo r i a l hos pi ta l.
Mr . a n d Mr s . V e r n Ni c h o las a n d
tw o c hi ldr en r o t u m e d to Gr a n d
is lan d Su nu uy aft.-er s p e d i n g thi.
p a s t we ek he re a t th e h o me oz
Mr s .Nic ho la s'par ents,Mr .s m
Mr s . M. E .W in se t.Mr . Ni c h o la s
ho me .i wa s s d e l e g a te to th e g r a n d I . 0 .
M r .Ges selmun o f Oma h a ,w11s O. F. lodge whic h c onver iod in Fre-
he z e o n a h u n ti n g tri p F r i da y a n d mo n t s eve ra l d a y s .
~tur da y , n g ue st of E ug en e Bu r- l M r .a n d Mr s .J .C.Blac kburn
die.d r o ve to C r e te Mo n d a y w i th thei.
Th e re gu la r me e ti n g o f th e 0 ;d3\lEh¥@l»E ve ly n ,wh o spe nt th '
E .S.wa s he ld Th ur s da y even in g wee k-e nd a t h o r s e a n d attend ee
an d wa s n e i l a tte n d e d .Th e c o m-th ei r s i lve r we d olr ls sn mve rs s ry .
mi tte e on se rvin g th a t eve.;.¢:3|M r .an d Mr s .R.M .Blac k imr
wer e Mr. and Mr s. C. H. Bi unc lmr rl le f t Mo n d a y mo r n i n g f o r ~
Mr s. J o h n F itc h, Mr s . J . W . B ru n home in C hi c ag o af te r a s ho rt vls l;
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Oct.3Ito Nov.7 ' - w
Ak-Sar-Ben `~~
Livestock :Sv Horse Show.
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550.000 in Premiums.
525.000 Go ve r n me n t D i s -
piay .
In d u s tr i a l Di sp lay .
Th r i l li n g Ho r s e Sh o w.
1 0 0 0 4 - H C l u b Me mb e r s
to Co mp ete .
C o i c e s t C a tt le i n A m e r -
ca.Re du c ed Ra i lr o ad Ra tes .
I o w a D a y - N o v c m k e r 5 .
I f bra-:ka Day -~ Nove:n~
bc r 6.
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rcs.:gs mm!
Num :tte Sllk Dream; from I lu z
5-ears u d $|.95
Baby Co ts. Cups and Dresncs and
C||lldren's Cours
These bargains are but a.|e\v ol the
m'my awaiting you at fthe
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m r s . r n m z: i n M e l i r e n s w e r :S u n d a y s v e n l n x
v i d w n l l . t h e L o u i e G r i m m h o m e .
G L u .B u n n r e c e i v e d 1 5 0 h e a d
m u A . E . D i x o n w o h m o f m u :
| - I s l f r o m M i u a u n ,F r i d a y .
B l i s s F l o r e n c e D i x m w a s u S u n -
g, -i y s u p p e r g u e s t a t M r . m d M r s .
C a r l l l n n m n o f B l l i r -G n r d n n H a y l e o f J a m i s o n ,. . .g
l r r i v c d a t t h e L . L n y m l m f l r m " 5
mtu r d n y . fo r c o r n hu llg i n s -H n -
n ld Si mo ns en i s h u s k m g f ° r F .
Mugler._ ___________ ____
w i -|
D r . 1 . W . Umm h n u g h a n d f a m-ilyr left. Friday for lllumlri, call-l
qi there W the nerimu illness url
hu moi-her.-M n .J.M.Brewster will behomu to th: reguinr weekly menln: of the ll. E. Aid Wed.eglngr
nfhrnoon.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooper. .hr-0=""'\n a'\d Philip wen: cnter!|in~eel at I wi ll duck dn:-nr nt Llw
,Curl Gnoper home nt Teklmnll onSunday.l
Mr. and MTS. l.»8r3 ruu|=~\=u wu<.Sunday afternoon visitors at the
LI. A. Stub home in Blair.Mrs.Fred Ray and Mrs.JoeBamlur and daughter called Sunday
afternoon on ,Mrs.F.Muller and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beard.
Wednesday evening Mr.and|Mm.l"nre y lewis vu.ont up toTekamahandheltvdtheirlittle'
grandson,LeRoy Petersen o.:cl',-Ibrate his sixth birthday.I
The fire department was ca1l:din the Gus Lowe home Sundax :.1t I
Jéfofke
"sw '1"'_rr and 'Dad `g 1
gall themtonight ~Marvin l-la ac k of B lai r, c ame out
Fr i da y eve n i ng to s ta y ovtr S nt.~
ur d a y a t th e B y n m I h mn h o me .Mr .an d Mr s .By r o n Bea rd vi s-
d n d Sinnrixnr a f to mo o n wi th Mr .
er no on b y a blaz e c a us ed whe n an
over-heated Stove uipo ne t fi r e tn
the stai r s tep s.Th e f r o wa s = " ' "
I
1du g g before mu c h dan~.age wa s -. | , _I
n by Long Distance !: mu hlrs.A .W. `Clnrke.
C.B.B u n n attend ed th e n i g h t
h o g sole a t Florenc e Tu ea da y , o f
J o h n Str ic k lett,and_,m.ade a p m -
chase.Su nd ay a fter no on vis itor s at the
F .Mu lle r ho me we re Ca rleton
u u § h d a y supper gue sts o f Mr . ;
and Mrs . Cly de Metzle r were- » Miss
an d J oh n o f A rli ng ton an d Mr. an d
Mr s .C.H. Bla nc h ar d .'
A s C . L . Re i d w a s s ta r t i n z o u t
n n his:ln ni l m u t e IIST.Fr i d a y
L o tti e ( h i r e s , Mr s .He n r y Ga i n e s \\
Even th oug h y ou arehnldlda of :alla away ,I'Oil Dhtsloo willcarry
lun! Union --» yvandl --lwlh amd dur to thzm.
r
Nm to a c tu a ll y p e e i n g y o u ,
n o t h i n g i s h o ld c l e a r s : t o
lvlo vhe fo an d D ad '| hu n tha n
to hu: y o ur Voic e.As :hay lit
d o n t in :L e owning dnadows,
gu.»n1ori\u 9f_y ou§ c hildhood Demucraiie Nenminneel l a m s n n b vr u m u m d a l
l o w m i n g t I n t o e t h - P la t 1 P . U . l m ! l u i l m l f l8 : 3 0 P . M . n t h r \ \ !1 Jc }
n e l l u w r : n a t a l a n ix.
e f f e c t h u m 8 : 2 0 P .l f .
Taylor of Omaha and .Mrs.Joe
Bandar and dauglmtu of Herman,
and Mrs. I-'red Ray.
Elmer ixon attendzd the meet-
ing Sunni y afternoon oi the Trl-
ungle Baby Beef Club at the CurlAnderfvon home near Kennorri. N.n:.16th, James and 1;}!n1.: Dixon will
be hostq.1Mm. Ha m'Ilogsion :md Lol.
rnd John Collins of Council Blprif.
called .on the Louie (lrznmx 1=,.;1.1;.
\"h' ?.er°'\t hor frrr~.1
Ms. and M»:.:='om "r t|.Z"'°° r t)
children cf south of l1°-»r~ 1rd :nowSunday:!ft':r'1~\""n*sitors nt *th
Pxbert \¥"\deno: home.A ueph-w of him. _New lilmw
morning he had some oar troublel
which caused him to have quite anaonident.The gean of his carlockedandhecrashedintothe
light. post at the comer of the
Herman State bank, completely de-
molishing it.Mr. and Mrs. B-:rt Cooper of Te-
karrmh, were guests at the 0. L.
Hilsinger homo Sundry,helping*
Mfg Hilsinger celebrate her birth
an vusnry.'Forrest Green and family : Ntumedthe foncparfof last week
from n. wecl:'~s visit. with relatives
at Gallatin. Missouri.|Rev. C. C. Norlin athonded theba zmr and supper given by the
CAN Methe r tc c iglw Da d two
- ~ 7 o u ' w n v i d e a wh a t u u mld
plenum tlu. loutzd gt y mnr vmca
%
um a me A it; You eu1 ml! brag so tl"re°'a. In your vonm
me ml! e ollef t al-1' °h u d m v . r p r r mn n o f wa n o f
ntatisa-in-anlun adh.: r x a low _M 1 | '1at m ,ud
to buuandicaa ¢,a....s.For C GNGRESSTelegrhsme
#if ~» " ~°F1Blair, N¢ br .ak A
"'P mo m.m w a n a m m| = d » d Hsquo te d ligurqs conowzlpa t, p1 .y mm1.m»u»| p.Idepanmc ni i xwpranno hea gmat,-1
Mm Emma Bova: on last 'rum-s-?!or the school mr ending June `er hxtemst in. bnkutbxll and make.-. __......-. \. .. M moo n.. mgmml mmm wizh \>.........¢n' nm-mu.. Bova' Palm] it avnilable tor more students. c !
rmcmm ENTBRTAINS Dr. Smith vu proteuor of mw-
.A H . . FORMER PUPIIS ropolagy in th; Oklahnml univer-L 'm v md was conddered A m y imxsor.n1nms~(Continued from Pm One)\_111»..a...2_
at the West Point High School as-
nembly wa; v°b€& A very hdpiul
ma, lnlpintlonsl meeting by tha
'handlers o! the rmmty sees of
whom were in stxendnnen.
The lectures,one in each ses-sion, by Harry I-'. Atwood oi Ghi-
mgo,president of the constntu-tiow eduatinn league, were had
\ l v a "'"'!$SlI
a
Mr,and Mrs. Joe Lazure, who
drove out to Pierce, Neh. the lat-
llr part of lust week returned un
Monday and reports fine trip.
The Pinoelxla Club met with H ;
mul Mrs. J . li.hrimm L u: e ve-
.. m.Mme a..».~».¢h l n mb i e c t x ~'Swv were f@v=1-able# und
day anernwn unc gawuw at nuhome in north Blnir i n honor ol
her birthday.The time was spent
in vldfing und | ni ce lunch wa!
scrved.Mrs.Eph.Lippincn/tl.
brought a. lovely birthday u h
which dl enloyed.
'l\)DAY'S MARKET
Wheat -- - - --~-gg;
W, -...., ..._ ..._____,,.__.ses mtudantu,m d 116 nurses in
tnlning, reuived 9.71 per cent of
w h ]university .expenditures tu.
the yen, the third mgm percent-
age of my college.The largest
pereentnge of wt-nl expenditures,
18 per cent, went to the ngricul-
tural cclle with 730 students
"éQ7-¢`f]5T\i"in»£f£i§ Jrlgkn-iwequendy basketball Pnwti ee hw
ized the Boys'gan-ol for tlme lnady started for the Junior high
sch year.'I'he bo ys wi 1ltnke .boy B\ndi or th¢ bo ye wlzo arenot
trdfic aruund the school out f o r m m l l .'They pnctlce
bdlding.There ue 2 patrols, eaehlhvice a week.There are about 60
petrol consisting of s traffic scouts,b°Y!now i n training,after the
and 2 subsdtuhes.The officers of.!0°¢bdl season is over there will
patrol number 1 ure: Arthur sm-qpwbsbly he very close w 100 bvysge,h e mu The am and scxenoe col-.ens,C-nptxln;Petrick ¢Qndn1sn,lPf°°¢-ll`iI\K and knrnlng the game
lege, which includes pre-medic stu-
A...».nmivnd 1a ner nent of total
Lieutenant;Of Petrol Number 2:l°f football.Although we may not
n - - - u w.....».r'.,».¢¢.i»,mu 1 .-' luv e u winninu m m ln basket-
Lo !6n s wi t h o lor brll i ln d dla~ a t ~ : . . 2 . 1 ¢outslan
e our v wns ` s Ionn~-er pupils of hers at McCarthy, _,\,ggf;»_; 'f';§.'él?.'.""' he and hm
her b° ° " " " 3 p l u m the D. A- ll to ur of certain
Compton home an wen Wuhing-u m m s m " f n d o
gs s s fft ' gn lt -rt Tl mxldny '!"'nmo ng the Indians.
The yvung ladies are:Wilhel-3|T:h°y~ len their
mlnn Knofler, Mary Mullin, Ruth ».¢`.K..4`§ `"§ ..l`f'» .fm p;:n;'mlng
Rnbmson and Dorothy Petersen all of the .."av...».s¢., tm.. fun t n n t
ng pmfeuur
Nielsen, made
pans o l the
research work
little son ln
I l a s u B 0 9 l nf i t t i n g i n w i t h t h e h i s t o r y a n d
d v i a o f t h e s c h o o l c u r r i c u i u r n a n d
fu rn iz hi ng i n sp ir atio n towar d te ac h
in g go o d c i ti z en sh ip .
Supt. O. A.. 'Wimig of Kearney
in his morning lenture ~pupil partidpatiou in the activi-
t i e a o f t h e l c h w l a s a m e a n s o f
n...._........:..-......\.~l A r i v n n n h i n R n d
a most.enjoyable 'evening was Da u _--»
spent.Corn (Old)-
Mr.and Mrs.c.H.Hitchman Com (New)°
¢nz¢min¢d n1r.»na 1am.1§;nL 1*°f*°Y '*"
Wilkenson and family and ur. and U m m m ' B u n n
u n . H.L. wo o afo nima fa mi ly cn-eam -''
of Omlha., at dinner Inst. Sunday.Egg in trade '
\Pre gdm of Da nn C°lI¢s~e. Er-§ § ' §'n _"
_expgditures.In this college were
_5g¢ enrolled 2,888 students.The col~
_4|¢!lege of engineering, with 781 stu-
43_44,,'dents, received 3 per cent of will
_8lc expenditures. md tha spenker.
_24¢|Answering n dnrge tlnt.the
_zs c bo a rd o f re gmts hunuda no pm-
_3¢ vidon lor equipp5xg the new hon-__..=.-\ ...x..,. .J sl.- ...Nm-.i .-.\||..-nl
.~........ ..<...=.., _...,....... ....,._.___h y BuekKn.Lieutenent Otherimu this year yet the future pms- of whom ue in the junior class
member: nf patrol number 1 ue:pecta an bright and ami- will al-of Blair high Iclmol thin year.~Julius Pehrsen, R" Hansen, my-lwm have n team that will make a'Follow/lng n lovely dinner,Mra.\
una s vwdgurd, umm Ha nun,|V¢1'Y creditnble showing ln state Stewart wo k me gi rls w the
mbm o'H»m1¢n and own Van athletic games.'movies ma Hwy ru spent the night
Dnvanter.~subnimm are Harold =at nhslmnbcr party at the Comp-
ma Engvne Boot.Patrol _tan ome.
number 2 la campoled of:Ted Women and Misses: if you need
-_n_._n...1 1x1..|u~1.4,a new Winter Coat the best nllce FORMER BLAIR GIRL
: f,§,,,';;,.f;;;;,;1',.,;,~,; v§R2'hL}¢'§é
that time..
Funeral arrangements had not
been completed up co noon today
and the Nielsen!are s u n g
word from their daughter below
mins down.
lmp r uv mg scuuvs v'"°°""""""" " 'u n a Me llo n m a w u e ~ w n a l n e u He ns ,_15¢ pau.:wuqg U;u m u.»-W.....- - ~ ¢ , - in g u g g ,n u y w u u u vvvux,u mm&n g¢ hu a c 1 =e re d \» ¢' H° ¥ e- Hi 'r a .an d n m .H .J .H m m "'-» , a r o m m , m r . R w w r w d = " ' I ` h e . m 1 ,J o h n Swi r lg h o lm E a r l |
. . . n . . . - MM ln n mr n vu a a i g n u u d o n u f an n I M. .mm. , m. | . . . . n f .-nn-Sp r in g s °14c lh| nI'n~n.n\rn mnmme c o u r t. o n . I u l v' w. . 1 f : ; 1 . n m r l m l n n i " | n 's z u h f ml
o O l i | ;..|\|gy mn a s i u m mo s t o f th e te a ms p r e THE HACK SAW
games.The policy of the athletic VOLUME 5 Blair, Nebraska, October 23. 1930 NUMBER 21
D' y' remember 'way
back when mofther
cnmmenaed getting
out heavier unner-
wear do ng about.
this time' o' year?
Saturday was the
busiest day we have
had for 1 long time.
Delivezing three cir-
culating Heaters and
getting Qout stove
pipes kept us on the
jump all day.
The husband who
makes his wife a
monthly allowance
has ho thing in pu-
ticular to be proud
GOOD FLOOR GOOD Music
GOOD ORDER
DANCE
A T
oK m g ' s
0P a v n l a o n
4 mlles North ol Blair
On Highway No.5
at, 0ctober 25
Music By
'rm-:
DANUONIANS
OF L|NcoLN, manrmsm.
- - f o r chlnces are
ahe's been making
daily allowances for
him.
|l .-lea ble Ra n g e is th e
o n ly ra ng e o n th e
of stove repairs com
ing in nearly every
day.If you need
any give us the
nalpv and number of
your stove and wc
will get it for you.
From an account of
an Oregon wedding=
"The hr'idegrnom's
present to the bride
was a handsome dia-
mond brooch,to-
gether with many
D t h e r beautiful
things in cut glass."
Fill the empty sock-
ets with Westing-
house Mazeda lamps
c
market with vitri-
fused rust redstlng
flue linings,than
protect it from rust
and corrosion.
T\nn't worry!Ha l!
your troubles may
new: happen!
We have a couple of
used Ranges in good
shape for sale cheap
If §'ou're not inter-
ested i n football,
theN's not much use
in xeading some of
the newspapers now.
We have shipments
"Shay, I wan~ 'noth-
er room."
Hotel Clerk, "What'sPETEHSENnnnnwnnfone you've got?"
Guest, "It'sh on fire!Blw. Nebraska
of the nttitnde of the teacher and
lu ¢f!i¢¥¢Y in giving the pupil the
right outlook on Iife.
The music periods, conducted by
Hin: Hazel Kjnmelll o f the unl-
veraity nchool of :nude stressed
music appmeintion and the use of
the victroln in the rural achoola.
Her discussions were of especial
-.\._.-1.........;..thi:
ner lm Sunday."":"--.----- -__,.urro Aoclonmrr |10.19ao, hem legal the action of' "'"*""'" "°" ""- ~'---------- |,,,,? ,; 5 s . i wwnzlw will meet the legianlahure um.i n c l u d e d ; , , 1 § ' ; ' ~ M c G o n n i c k a n d
dhern ra. ~ C. Dfbffl.Tuesday Hansen Bnmholdt, who resides the_university appropriation bill*'
r m 0°l1 .wi§ t~~The assisting on wait Front street, was struck an :hem for equipment of this hoe-s Mrs.Oscar Gil-by an automobile while droning pital unit.The money is now .\uni0rHigh 0P¢l'¢¢¢d Tillie; Form.
on,Mn. John McKay and the street non' the P. Z. building. av:dI|.hle.;'|Tbe boy; and girls in Bl a i n ;
Mrs. Ernest Tornblad.While the injuries were painful he ;Mr. Ramgoy ,nd the Umvernity .Tumor Hig are working hard on
Mrs. L_ J. Wasson of Los Angqis ma no be recovering rapidly of Nebraska Alumni association '="F",°P°r°¢fa Love Pirates of_ ' _ _.. . _ _-. . . . - , . .-. »1 1 . . .l!.. 4. o: ..f o r a m a n o f h i s a d v a n c e d a g e , h e f o r s e v e r a l y e a r k ,i n c l u d i n g t h e H r w a l i " w h i c h t h e y p l a n t o g i v e o n
__2_ 1 a n n a # n a .......L-.....L . .. . . . . - - - A - 2 ~~1 4 .T h i !i s a n
in te re st to m e 'williIl\=f= H\' - 3 "uses,wa s an guest. ul.mrs..mu.l.u\:c o u n t y , ma n y o f w h o m a r e mw o g Po un d la s t ue e k .Mr s .W as son
m o d a l e f f o r t i n mus ic i n th ei r li ve d,a t one ti me ,ai.Si o u x C i ty
being nearly eighty years of age.
Fashion Center Silk Dresses in
|t1\e smart new styles pricey]at
x$4.98 to $19.75 in sizes 11 to 52
innd 14% to 26'/1.Nu matter what
pthoq 1vZl-Zu wnen ne Wu pneu-dent;\}\ns been urging a program
whiet would provide niodern dor-
mito es at the school,n 1-mill
levy for a general building pro~
' g m m , a n ~ _ ( u n d for stu~
npemtia kiven strictly by Junior
high students and ltpromises to
be a very interesting production.
Mark this date on your calendar
and plan to be present.~
1 .
IE "and i an old friend of Mré
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mn
'§1[.§'1<¢¢u¢ Mills of the Palmer Pound.
c ma n s i f i p c o mp a n y wa s g r e ete d Mr .and Mr s .P a u l J ones o f
ith ' mme d i a h e intere sts a s he r b_ _MIW a s l u n g t o n N e c a m e m o n -
I f t h n d s O f ~~~. 1 4 . . .- . . , . . . = . . . I n n ]a n n u l | | » u n I n 'i¢in_d ofurees you want you can.dent. '°"""»"°"°'°:'°'"P" and fellow-I Basketball :
I.f:......\:» ..|+L.I2"nah§nn ('.nnh>r.B11iD8. and CHIC, Ill old 1|He, of Pm-i n.._¢n 1Schedule is Complete
'."'Masser sinned conpr i ma r y gr a d es i n o n e p e ri o d a n d
i n th e up pe r g ra de s i n th e othe r
ah vwe d th e teac hers h o w th e y
e u u ld ma k e th e i r o wn wo r k mo r e
u n ,E Y C I L I I I 5 a u u w e a n . ,u u n u n u I L u l u l \a n u n . .1 . a n u u a v n aO m a h a w i t h M r .a n d M r s .W a l t a r e A l s o s h o w i n g 1 ,2 a n d 3 p i e c e w o o i i e s s o r s w h o h a v e g i v e n t h e i r l i v e s
G u t s c h o w f o r d i n n e r a n d a s h o w p d r e s s e s p r i c e d a t $ 4 . 9 8 t o $ 1 2 . " ! 5 t o t h e u n i v e r s i t y .
c e l e b u t i n g t h e G u t s c h o w ' s U m t h l i n a l l s i z e s .4 0 - 1 :-
W E d d l n g a n n i v e r s a r y .I . _ . _ _W o r n e e . a n d P f ¥ ' H = f ' 3 I f y o u n e e d
I oupr..U.\tr ac ts wi i h
West Point f»
§be play eql he
J a nu a ry 21 .
Papillion und also
or bnsketbdl games to
:re on January 9 and
This gives Blair one
attractive basketballprixflical and elxlcxenm.A number of visitors attended
and anjoyed the lectures given.
COUNCIL Paocm-:DINGS
Mrs.Frank Stewart and Mrs.
Walter Gutschow are entenaining
quite a gathering of friend.; at a
one o'clock luncheon at the c m-
wn Hotzel followed by bridge at
the Stewart home.There are w
;ENTERPRISE PRINTER IaTAKES FALL 'no
»'i nDaryl Hardenbrook of Ord, Nob.,\.e
who has been the printer in 'nw in
Enterprise shop for the past nme\
.n.- __ .\._ ..:,.»:... -1 M. ¢.-i....
new Winter Goat the best placeof the most
buv it. is at the Fashion Centcrm1unrhrlnn i1|fh a lmf afnvv n f f h a
October 21,J.1980
A regular meeting of the Blair
City Council was called w order
tt 7:80 P. M. by Mayor Stewart,
the following Councilman answer-
inz ln roll fall: Bigelow, Cmwdy,
be eleven tahks.
The Clark Stxicklett amily are
moving to a farm near Elk City
where Clark will look after the
farm of Tom Quinlan.Mr.and
Mrs. Stricklett have many friends
mvntns, was we v|\.\.un ul nl. uw.dent last Monday morning whenl
he fell down into the basement at
the shop,fractm-ing his pelvic
bone and bruising him considerably
He was taken to an Omaha hos-
pital tor X-ray examination to de
, NHI
Hnndahl,Jansen,Moore,M $ a y
Ind Schmidt.Absent, Roberts.
The minutes of the last regular
md adjourned meetings were read
and approved.
A letter from Ware-Hall & Com-
pany of Omaha, Nebraska regard-
ing.e purchase of bonds in pav-
ingdrtrict number 8 was read.
Clyde Noyes asks for permission
to remote the trees from in front
of his residence on East Lincoln
Street.Moved and Seconded, this
requen be granted.All Council-
man present voting 'AYE', the mo-
tion carried.
Moved and L'.;.1nded,.that the
Street Light Committee be instruc-
ted to place two street lights on theNorth side of Front Street between
Walker Avenue anu Seventh Street
All Councilmen present voting
'AYE', we motion carried.
in md around Blair who will miss
them hut wish them the best of
success in their new venture.
The D. A. R. organization held
z one o'c.Iock luncheon at the
home o( Mrs. Chas. Farnham on'
.last Tuesday honoring the state
regent,Mrs.Adam hlchiullin of
lincoln.There were twenty ladies
present and the occasion was a
very pleasant and interesting one.
Mrs.J. H. Nearhood,rai di ng
south of Blair, was the recipient
of a check 10:1.00 [rom the
World Herald 1 week, as first
prize for sending in recipes.Mrs.
Nearhood sent in a recipe nl cot-
tage cheese cookies and is quite
proud of her achievement._
Mrs. R. J. Murdoch has been in
Omaha the past week with her
termine if there were any internal
injuries as he was rendered un~
conscious hy the fail.There were
none, which is good news to his
relatives and friends. It was found
to be a slight Iravture but Daryl
will be laid up for several weeks
and The lhterprise force are
rowing him as .this is press day.
|Here's hoping he will get along
lnicely,and soon be on his feat
ingain.
I Fashion Center Silk Dresses in
the smart new styles priced at
$4.98 to $19.75 in sizes 11 1.47 52
and 14% to 26%.No matter what
kind of dress you want you can
find it a t the Fashion Center.
Also showing 1, 2 and 8 piece wool
dresses priced at $4.98 to $12.75
in all sizes.40-lt
I You must have a new Coat-last
I »
Moved i n d Seeondd,that the daughter, Peggy who was taken to'yea}"sCoat is much too short tn
petition requesting the gnveling the M. a hospital suffering wit.hlweu' with the new Dresses-the
of South Walker Avenue be with- ear trouble.1:was.at zimlbesz place uw buy your new C°"'»
drawn at the request of the Ped: maxed thaL an operation might he in at the Fashion <`JeD°%'f"B|°§"T°
iuoners.A11 umncnmen pl&n¢ necessary but she has so far im. they uve you money due to their
V°§_illK 1-§\'E', the "¥°'iv'= ¢B}'rl¢<i-pmved um they hope tg bring her' 1000 Store Buying Power Every
The Mayor repo-tg upt ngg ¢=qn~ home today (Thursday)day in the Year.40-lt
a ....¢ 1... -..a-.. -1 u....a.... n;.»¢,.»um". nu |»°""u un .anna u.-»¢»\.»Number s,me been signed as 'Rho Teachers swing Club ¢°'
ordered by the Council.Moved the number of twtnty were mme
.nd Seconded, du; gh action ag "P Yo the H. W. McGill home Atuw Mayor ma Clerk in signing T°'""'"¥' llf¢_Y°d!=5°dly "mins
mins:-:Y srmxs oN
MEDICAL COLLEGE
"The present board of regents oftthe bond
Read Com-
Dhtliet No.
Caundlmen
the motion
were rad:
$6.45
4.50
u gue st!
one of the Blur teachers.Other
m e m present.were MesdamuPhilip Ulianlon, L. C. Klopp and
c m s a l m a of u m city.The
Y0\mg Index wok along their aew_
5118 and the evening was spent in
a VGYY MDW wly.
or mm Mildred Mccill the Udvendty of Nebraska is en~
deavorlng to do everything pasa-
ible for the medical oolleze nt
Umnha," William C. Ramsay, can~
didnte for regent (mm thi s di m
trict. wld the Benson Commercial
club at a luncheon in Omnhn Tues-
| day.1|u m connnlcr.m n m ao f f e n d b y t h e A .H .
9 1 f o r t h e p a v i n g i n
8 b e approved.Al l
present vo t in g ' AYE ' ,
carried.
Th e f ollo win g h ills \
The Eat Shun
Beckman Sion
'¢¢rp:iae -85.12lmke Dutdoor pi? cn.ass 1'"
KELLYNbrnsi;-fowdii co.m e
c. IIdler Barra f \Dlvid Nord:
Ed Stricklett
Ymse DennisE I " P i l o t ' m me
nty c m n l dMoved and Seconded.
29.9010.408.2048.00v35.95
these bills
forClerk of District Court
be allowed md that warrants be
drawn on the proper funds in pay~
ment o f the same.On roll call
Bigelow, Crowdy, Hundahl, Jensen
Moore, McKay and Schmid:voting
Roberts being absent, thf
motion carried.
Moved and Seconded, this mat
ing be adjourned.All Oouneilmex
present voting 'AYE', the motiox
carried.
»\thcst: C. E. Krause, City Clerk.
~J. Harold Stewart,
I have bean 1 resident of Washington county for
forty-four yan, hlvlng euoeaufully operated the
mill at Blair for mmy years md llso serving me
l deputy internal revmue collector for seven yeam
lf elected I will devote my entire offlm time to
the conduct of the Distrid Con;-t Cle!k'| ;office
and render service to the people of ' Wuhlngton
county to the but ol my :bility and in an econ-
omical manner. I fed that I nm wel/qualified to
mens the public in the 'amen I un #lint md
I will appreciate your thoughtful oonsldentiun at
the pall: on November lth.
Henry Mencke
Democratic Candidate
County Attorney
Have successfully filled the office before
pYour vote wlil be approgllled
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