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11-06-1930\r THE ~A 1.oc.u.. ~armies mn}.. 1 m f.'.\ .:.5 ;*¢»»l . . . *.} . , --¢4 Irmnsmt )I P L AY S No n v r mr r ms BLAlR'S LEADING NEWSPAQER GENERAL NEWS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA ¢:E1mnAr.ANnwcALNEwsANDcommN'r '\._ l * ' r o m ! h G u d | \ 8 | d d N e h n l k s - Wnl|.nl1.¢mClln¢y.,_;,,,,,,,, J.'£""»J»' ,'3$'». lun- om. »..Bum. Nmnmsn,-Novnnnnn, 6. 1930 NUMBER 42VOLUME XXXIV as / -night Holdup ~l i s h n i d llmnmert, n e u y n d r .r u g g y r m m u a Am n tu he s..-6z 5.,gs2 SenatorA. H. Miller, rep. Srb, dem. lggpruentntive Sprick, rep.ww m f f (by petition) Sheriff Sutherlnnd, mp. Mduma, dem. Attorney .Ballnni, rev- Mencke, dem. Assessorc. H. Rnbertson, r¢P»R. 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So, Billy decides to come dressed as a college professor,and so wdtes Dorothy.Later,chmrsins his mind, he (sends a secondjetter that he will \|:0lne as a.biratae This letter meat unfortunately .~l .» TRA~~ A deal was eomumnwd last week whemby Jack Cmwdy be comes tlzeowner of the Oscar Hopkins property out i n Prairie Park addition and Oscar Likes the Croudy place on North Walker avenue.This place contains about four acres ot land beddea Lhe buildings.The families are moving this week.This rreans a vacancy in FIRST BIBIHDAY PARTY last Friday, Oct. Blat, was the first birth anniversary of Thonum ine Jackson, little daughter of Mr and Mrs. C. K. Bendorf.In honox of Lb: event Mn. Bender! enter tained a number of Ettle folk. with their mothers at a pany on Friday ammooa.All had'a fine time md enjoyed delicious xdreshments served b; the hostels.Thou present were Mrs. M.n Bendarf and Bobbie,Mm.C.C. Compton,Charlotte Claire and Jack, Mrs. Theo. Lundt md Emma Lou, Mrs. Elvi n Hamm md Jac- queline, Mrs Bert Noh and B¢ri Edward, Mn. Orvnl Schumer md Jimmie, Hn. Eugene r kann md Jem Prmoes, Mrs.Gnyernnd Marilyn, Mn. K. C.Graf! and Da v l d. lx x .B .Vux dm, Ab by An n Unorrlcmn ~sorn-IE GENERAL ELECTION, NOV. 4 County Campaign \Closes with Eleetion November 4.Fine Weather Brings Out Big Vote in Every Precinct.Senator Norris Noses Out With 51 Majority.Chas. Bryan; Democrat, Leads With 190 Majority.County Sheriff and County Superintendent Were Big Bone of Contention with Sutherland and Belford Vic- torious, Baddrige and Burke for Congress Making Hard Fight,Baldrige Squeezing Out Two Extra Votes. . . _ . _ . _ . . - Campaign was Hard Fought aud Many Surprises Were in Store. Rural Communities Come Out En Masse. ..-.... \ 0 0.lumor High To Give Play Mnsicnl Operetu to Be Givm by Blair .hmior High. Friday Eve: uint. November 14 at the High _ Bdlool Auditorium .1 SCENE L AID I N HONOLULU The Blair Junior High will pre- sent "Love Pirates at Hawaii" next.Friday evening,Nov.w h . The operefxn is one that is de- lightfully rich in humor md mel- odius music.Although the open etta is unmiiy given by a senior high school, it is apednlly mit- |.b\e for the Junior High.With the new audiworinm and scenery and the I-IPF group of students to choose from, your :re assured of a : u l n u r .Dorof.hy, 'gn Jmendelngirl; hu Amis 'ce Day To §0bservéd sPltriolic Plvgnm of Made, ima- illl usd Speeches Plumed for Armiltiea Dly, November ll at a F. D. Hall I I I : BL AIR FI RM wi ns SECUND NNUAL PRIZE John E Miller, proprietor of the Blair Tap end Tire Shop, hgs re- cently reeelved A lnrge metal tmphy presented to him by the Goody!ar Tim and Rubber Co. for ~ving lold a number of tires equal w the quota which they set for this territory during the months of July and August, 1980. The trophy is a very attractive ieee o! work showing the evolu- Gardner District Organized Bhh- School., Bocrd Consents to I-\n-mllimu of Sepnnle Distrigt for the People of t\\¢ Gnrdnér Schwl Washington County \Blair Bridge H November Electibn IMi HAL L OW EEN ms q u t n / m x - : The young people of the Epis- :o pd church gave a I-Iullowekn dance lan Thurnglly evening which was well ltiended.Those present wport a very pleasant evening. CELEBRATE THIRTIETH \ . November lst was the thirtiedl wedding annlyeraary of Mx.and Mrs. Dan Thompson,of the Mc- rm-nw a|.m.¢ and Nundav WEDDING ANNIVERSARY i mo vm Shawn may sm-prim 1 in u »n m ow e.Bum . Democratic Nominee for Gova- mr Ca-ries County by 190 NORRIS HA5 | | Aj0 | uTY OF 5 | County n Sutherland for Sher- Uf 10111for Superintend- ent of Public lmtrucdm Unofficial returns _rom Lh- nlnteen pmdnc m-i n nhington eouniv gave United States Senaf Henry Christensen, Night Ma n ll Bldr Bridge,l l Held Up md Rnbbcd of His 01m md tl-|¢ C4lmp|l\y'| Mvney TAKE 'rm-: W»ATCH!»lAN'S CAR Drive in Blxir md Leave Cu- und Make a Successful Get-Awny With the Money Al.11:65 p.m. Tuesday night, three negroes approached the wll keeper'n office in Lhe middle oi the Blair bridge und asked Henry Christensen,night mm,if tola was charged for pedestrians over the bridge.Mr.Clxrisiixmsen in- formed them that it was where- upon one of due men reached into his poeket as if m get the money but instead whipped out. n p m a d mw r bl Ck r i n i zn with YM gm the e the r: vm: 2h1 wd\ hi ; p i n a ,hlri nx . n al ns. loose t The y lho lo oted the :uh drawer and then demanded the key to Chriswnsen's car.Upon being informed that it was in the car they took it and drove back to Blair where they puked the car their relatives surprised them by going za their home with well- fllled baskets tn spend the dny. Those present were Messrs. and Mesdames Will, James, Funk and D m Thomplon,Ed Rose,A.w. Role and Mrs. Mary Blfry- |Fontanelle Cream€ry Burns Dld Established Creamery in De- mvyod by I-'lre suzurdan W u A Complete Lot.Will Continue Cream Business susxmzss VALUED AT s2o,ono The oreamery at Fontandhe. Neb. operated by Park Cahoon wae' completely destroyed by fire of unknown origin late Monday alb- ernoon and only a pile ol ashes mark: its farmer site. The building. equipment,r u n pllenand manufactured butter on hand was valued at $20,000 with insurance of $5,000.Plum for the tor Geo. w. Norril A21 votes and ble demoendc opponent Gilbert H. Hitehooek 2070, making n ma~ jorlty of 51 for North. The name number of precincts gave Gov.Weaver,republiun, av o te o l2 0 55 nnd2 9 A5 !orCha s . w.Bry w.democrat,a majority o f n o m r e n o f t h e a n t i zh t i r l f ¢_\¢¢g¢Eeutenant-govsnog sc-_ mnry s ta te , gndlto r ut v ii * nv cvmrts,mmldalianer of public lands and buildings, stnte trams- er.attorney senernl and rlllway commissioner went republican by lem rnejorlties. For €onzreu from this second" district, Malcolm Baldrlge, rep.go1 1984 votes with Edwa rd Burke dem., right behind him with 1932 For shoe senator,Albert H. Miller, re publica n m 28 05 vom AM Hng0,Srb,democrat 1164, a majority for Miller of 54| votes.However.returns from Dodge county whlch ln included in this eighth district,gave Srb n handsome vote, giving him thr lad md a blg ma iorlty probably 1ooo.A.'W. Sprick,republican fur representative received 2851 votes future had not been mae Tuesday' with s. J. wmomf, by peddonmo; .but it was the imendorl of Mr. Cahoon to continue the cream business and oo make ar» rangements with some Fremontuoamery to `clqurn temporarily.' The blue wns discovered by nedglabormand when *lv rus he d lm me Bui ldi ng 'He i r :wa Pu-k .Cabana lz'§i1y encased at work and oblivious cb the iire Theysavedtheodioesafe,office re- --.. ._._.___,,receiving 134. The office for county sheriff elldted considerable in*-!l'B!f»L due oo the fntxhnoke present. incum- bmt had held the office for fair- te m ye ah nndwhis supporlerfumgnt h e e o dd t be baxenThevoteslwvmd ,;';,,,,,,Bother- land, repoblian 2400 and Manrlee lkhmm, democrat, 1942, emajor- iw of ws for Sutherland. Geo.C.McQuarrle for eountv ,4 » l ~ near the al-ming factory am mide their get-away.ISURPRXSED BY nfmxns Mn. Nancy Sylvis of this city was \1ry happily surprised last Thursday when her children and their families planned and a r - rird out a party ln honor of her seventyfighw binh anniverixnry. Those present for dinner were: Mrs.Henry Borcherding,Mrs. August Schenzel and baby ann Mr. and Mrs. James Sylvia am: children off Fremont, Mr. and Mrs E l m King, Betty and Ralph, Jr., and John Sylvis of Omaha,Mrs.| Joe Verplank of Amarlllo, Texas, Mr and Mrs. Earl Smith of Oma- ha,Mr,and Mrs.Floyd Smith, Mrs.Ray Johnson and Mr.a.nu Mn. Harry Smith._ In the afternoon a number on her friend: and nqighhora were in,vlted ln.u n ..sylvls recelyian many lovely birdlday remembranc, e s .A lovely lunch was served. '~fand after spending n. pleasant diy' together all departed for lheir` homes wishing Mrs.Sylvia mo nhappy blrthdxfys.| lrf°512._= ff";S:':'_.a:°.':':. okrk wxhi no¢;fm3|Itlon hui smEBIIBIIC|133 Do nn: pIU|A:l.:|.|u|\Mau - -t h e m m e n o on n o r tu n i ty f o r "'°"°P ."'¥? FJ Yd Guy er, f0§' _cpmmty >E§\}&ng ine blaze `»-lim méhelu-.(Conunueu on vase exgm wny R had made when dismvered.The Cahoon residence immediately HALLOWEEN PARTY s J IKLOPP WINS GOLF CUP = Lost Sunday morning, the filllllx in the golf tournament were Plas . ed off by Frank Stewart and L. L | Klopp.Last week,Stewart won fro. Chris Bender! in the semi-final: Sunday morning he met Klo. when they played eighteen holes This was a most interesting : fair, the contestants, being app ently,so well lnatchecin Stew: had Klopp two up at two difn ent times and the latter was never in the lead.On the seventeenth hole they evened up. At. the wind-up Stewyt minted the enp nbout eight inches making Klopp the victor of the Hitchman cup which he will hold for the year.Mr.Stewart hu been the winner for two years in succession. Had he been successful this time, the cup would have been his per- manently._ FASHION CENTER WEEK ls BEING FEATUREL ¢ - . -mm- n Fashion Center Week is being featured at the Fashion Center Blair for three days,Thursday, Friday and Saturday,November 6. 'I and 8.Exceptional bargain offerings one included in th' Fashion Center Week and smnr' new styles in Ladies and Misses winter coats, hats and dresses a well as unusual offerings in sil hosiery are only a part of thu many groups that are being fea tured.All the latest styles an lowest prices are being displayed A fl-Ill page ad of the special oi' Iering can be found on page 8 oi this issue.42-1 H.»\l.L0\\-EEN IS QUIET When it comes to managing tin youngsters on a. I-ln1lowe'en nigh you just have to hand it to Chie of. Police Lotta.He has estab Efiffd.. =&seeee °f,eces ef northd the crearnery was on fire several times but a vigorous buck- tt brigade saved it from more I I » than minor damage. The Fontanelle creamery was ho m i n 1898 by lm C8ll00ll and was 'operated by him suceessfolly up to the time lf his death ten yara ago.He bought cream from a wide territory,xhiwins it~tn Nickerson from up-the Elkhorn valley.I-le was a large shipper and had a ready market in the east for fancy butter.During the heavy seasons he often shipped several carloads weekly. Since his death the business has been operated by his son, Park. For several years during the de» pressiou following the war the creamery was not operated, though cream was handled aa formerly. About two years ago the old building was completely remodeled and since that time the business ;»»~= been o rated right along . I I pe .At the ti me of the .fire therr- waa an unusually large quantity ol butter on hand awaiting a fav orable market for shipment. The origin ni' the fire_has not yet been determined.l t might have been caused by an overheated pipe or a spark lodged on the roof. When discovered the entire roof was in flames so that i t is not known in what part of the build- ing the fire was started.I lBL AIR BOY BAS I SERIOUS Accllil-:NT Burdette Smith, 14 year old son of Mrs.Birdie Warrick ol this div. ia in a serious condition from an accidental wound in the abdo~ men received while out hunting last Tuesday.Ha was taken to an Omaha hospital where his con- dition is :opened to be vary crit- ical. THANK YOU! I wi s h to thank the voters of the county for the oonfidenoeand trust in me which they displayed last Tuesday by the splendid vote The Hilldde Bustiers Club and their families togetherwith the txanher and pupils of the Gardnerschool,held a Hallowe'en partycombined with a weiner roast at me .evenlng.The committee in charge entertained the guests very pleas-antly._When the guests arrivedan n~n|tat.ionot` a dead man lay in the driveway whiéh made it neces-"fv £0 driv e out around him or run over him.At the front gatean old witch escortedfdrerir to the front door where they were met by a ghost, who in turn escorted them to the atdrway to lay off their wraps.On the landing dl u a stairs another ghost stood lnthe the almost darkened stairway Before the guests dacended the atdra each was given a Hallow e'en cap of crepe paper 9,0 wear dunng the evening._The house was nicdy deeoratzd rh I-lallowe'en colors and lizhted jack-o-lanterns were used throughout l-he rooms almost exclusively .Uber the guests had all arrived games were played vhich caused mach egwitement and laughter after which they all went outsideto a nice bon-fire which Mr. Brown had built and where all roasted wemera and marshmallows, coffee buns and fried cakes were also served.After the weiner roastwas over all departed for their homes declaring they had had a fine time. MOVING Dr.C. T.Swisher announces that he will be loarted in the former location of Jensen and Bross across from the Ford gsr `age on east Wash. St. after Nov 10. COMING EVENTS q g ~.;. l \I~ . . . l e a t l # Frank Bmwn home Fridaya I 1W H|w I,r ' | g . i i l I 1 1 r E 5 r D 1 r: r h n J |.. n d ;..11 s.11 'I1]§§-|§b°Y§.L»§£ band of real pir1.eslth °"n¢;1s_\\i,i of the First Wm-d B/\|.uruur;nu ui v uAuunu-.zs a and Miss Primer,thinking themf as Mr, Grundy will lose his offimIfriends of Billy bluffs them into by the move.Arrangements are going for- being captured.ward for the rendition of a patri- Can you imagine a greater &l-OCTOBER WEATHER otic program suitable for the pro- emma?The only thing to do i:r celebration ol Armistice Da come and see how Misa Primer works herself out. Cast of Cluncters Dorothy Dear, Catherine Jenkins,daughter ol plantation mma v r zj Miss Primer, Mary Louise Mann, teacher of private school tor girls; Lehua,Karnlnni,Lilinoe,Maile are Jacqueline Dixon, Faye Han-sen, Jane Beale: and Emily Allen Hawaiian girls, aug!-mera of Heh plantation owners;Billy Wood Wayne Dudgeou,Lieut.,U,S. Cruiser,Tennessee;Pirate Chief Don . Bellows,less pirate, maybe; 'J"\\'1 , Ted Holler, a pirate Chorus of Hawnlian Girls (about 30)Chorus of Pirates (about 25)- s ( MONDAY AFTERNOON CLUB z The M. A. C. met Nov. 3 with f,Mrs.W. J.Koopman.The suh- |jec|.of the nftemoon's program , was "Sculpture";Mrs.DeGrofl u talking on Ancient Sculpture and ,¢Mrs. Erland Nelson having the isuhject, Modem Sculpture.l The attendance yvas good,thc -linterest ln this year's program keeping up splendidly. A number of new members were added to the list, Mesdames E. J. Hancock, E. Bgumbough and R. R- Woods.Mn. C. R. Mead was re» instated alter several years ab- sence.The Club will meet Nov. 10 with Mn. Ed. Wolff. 1 u s ' r F O R c o mnms o u I l r \ ! . at f The Enterprise carrie! thi weekan advertisement for the Fuhlon Centre on the back page.Thise'..,x...-u.....m¢:..'1 .-fmmmn u h h The weathmlor qqabgof 1980 was almost a duplicate for that of the same month in 1929.The monthly man was 58.2 this year and 53 lH-'BL which is about the mmnnl.The high mean was 61 in 1900 md Lhe low 42.2 in 1925. The highest point to which the mexuxry ascended was 90 on the 10th as against but 79 a year B80- But the low mark was but 15 on lthe 21 st and sm this vw. while it never got below 30 last October. The high reoordwa.s 93 in 1928 the low record ff in the cool Oct'- ober of 1925.tgo t do wn to 8 above that year, the lowest record for 0cmber{ever recorded here.Preciplta ion was low, but .68 of an inch this year. as against 3.41 last October and 5.61 in 1918 and 1928,the high _record for tht `m<mt\\.The law record was but .20 of an inch in October of 1926. ER:Lln or snow fell on but 7 days of the month, the high record being 13 in both 1900 and 1925, the low record 3 in 1906, 1910, 1917 and 1924.There were 17 clear days this October and the same a year ago with a hith record of 26 in 1910 and a low record of 9 in 1898. There were B do s artl cloudy,y p ylthe high record being 14 in 1906 the low record 1 in 1914. The prevailing wind was muth- west, whiah has oeeoned but eip? limes before in October mince the local record; have been kept.It hu been northwest 15 Ocwbers of that time, five times southeast and never northeast. The first frost on the 17th was alla the first ldllinz frost, withlu.. ffm mmvflnken nn tha mu., |Pe y. Kh e g mp nmwh lg h i i fn e wi ll b e given at the B. F. Djhall at sevem \hirty p.m.an Armistice Dny which is November 11. Seats 'dill he reserved for G. A R-. W. 1; C-»D. A. K.Legion Post and Auxiliary. Music--Amerina (Overture) - - - - B. H. s. Band 1 n v o c a t l o n - - - - - - - - ~ - - - Dana College Student F l l g S a l n t e - - - - - - - - - - - - - Audience, led by Nellie AndersonCall for Armistice Day - - ~ ~ _ .i Dr. Raymond Burr, Post Com. Quartette,The Flag Without ui S t a i n - - - - - . - - M u . r y C o o k . | Vanoln Brunton,Don C.VanDensen and Dr. C. R. Mead I A d d r e s s - - - - - - - - - - - - _ » Malcolm Baldrige S 0 l o - - - - - - - - - - - -. _ Vanola Bmnton _ R e a d i n g - ~ ~ - - - - - - - -. - Ludlle Kemp R o l l o f i i o n n r - ~ - ~ - - - - - - _ Loren K-l°PPf Post Adjutant Irma Johnson,Unit Seaetary S o u n d i n g n ! T a p s - - ~ - ~ - . - - |Leslie Jensen Music, Adnnte Religions - - - -- -\B. H. S. Band / ; B e n e d i c t i o n - - - - - - - - - - . - - - 'Rev. A. B. Pardun (Audience remain standing for retirement of colors, G. A. R., Re- lief Corps, D .A. R., Auxiliary and Post). NUIICE n n | \ . m \ u n o The Blair city school board at its last meeting which was held last Monday evening,completed the arrangements for the financial settlement with t h e Gardner snhool district which was set out into a separate district a short time ago and which was legally organized on the ume evening that the city board met, which was last Monday evening. At this meeting referred to a school board was elected consist- irlz ot Robert Rasmussen as mod- erator for u oerm of 'three years; J.L .Peter-wi as director for L term of two years and Oedl Thompson, as treasurer for a term f of one year. The newly elected board are making preparations for many improvements which will be made in the near future. The financial settlement between Blair City district and the new district we are informed is that the Gardner people retain thu r mi v e in addition the sum of S2450.This it would appear is a very fair settlement for both ddes and we are/certainly glad to know that this unhappy tangln is closed and we hope for the best of us all. BAP'r|s'rs ENTERTAINOMAHA ASSOCIATION The W. M. U. Quarterly of the Omaha Association was entertain- ed by the Blair Baptist church Fl-my, October 81.It was very largely attended an them were one school building and equipment and I will keep my Barber SMP open all evenings and have estuhlisn. new prices lor barber work. H A I R C U T S - - - . ~ . . 3 5 ¢ htmdmd and sevemy-five women presmt. We had a splendid meeting ond special music was furnished by Dann CDIIQUQ.In Hm nhnnmnn piece ox work snowmg umtion of transponation on lmd, ses ard in the air.The evolution oi travel on land is ponrayed bi mums of a winding mad in the .bickground of which in picture: the Indians carrying their luggagf on poles which drag on the groan: und ue pulled by a horse.Just shud a t this is the stage cond and Indiana The covered wagol precedes the stage much and thx modern automobile and :me l 'head the lint. In the background of the scam is the sea on which can be founc the old time sdling vessels am the modern steamship. Overhead a balloon is floating also an airplane and heading wu entimgmup is the Goodyear Zep pelin which was recently cum plehed. The trophy is made of metal am stands about eighteen inches higl and is on display at the Blair 'I'o| md '1'ixe,Shop.I t was awarder as second prize for tire sales o: stores in Blair's class during thw months of July and August.Thi: is the second consecutive yew thaothe pdne has been awarded t1 .the Blair Goodyear store whicl[fact makes the trophyhll the mum \= source of pride. i 'WELL KNOWN COUNTIAN CELEBRATES BlRTHDA' Mr.Ole Jacobsen,of souti Walker avenue, who has resided ix 'this county lor years celebrate his seventy-fourth birth annivex sary which was Nov. 1, lm Sun day when his famlly mme in o him with we ll Lllled baskets an spent the alfemoon and evenim A fine time was reported wit plenty of good thing! to eat. Mr.Jacohsen's dsughtot,Mr Jalan Hooks brought a heautiiu \'K "VJ" u nuuu mam. un; rugnl; W)tore I-lallowe'en m which all tha boys of the town are invited.l There is nn understanding betweenMr.u m a n d on My a e m u l' those who attend are in honor bound to lay off the rough stuff on Hsllowe'en night and they do this very conscientiously. This year the effect was more noticeable than ever; there was no scaping of windows nor can and the evening passed ol! prutleally like any other evening. ...w....°....»... ....,.............-_.and N inches long.In a dg e y an advertisement of this size happens to be the exact zine of the pages of the P-T acrou the way and we cannot help'hnt note how much more room than is for news in an Enterprise page -a thing to consider when pages are concerned.1 Lncinn Peck, who hu been me ically ill ln an Omaha hospital, n reported as improving. The fln t k i ll i ng fr o n la n year was un the 20th.We have had frost as early ss the 15th of Sept in 1916, Sept.zmh i n 1918,the 2501 of Sept. in 1928, the 28th o Sept. in 1924 and on the 80th o' September of 1920.In 1914 tlr £rst:!xo stwa ao n0 ct.2 5,thelnt est date recorded.-Don C.Van Deusen, Low U. S. Weather Ob- server. Adverdss in The Enlerprise. s n n v n a - - - - - ~ ~ -zvcGood work, qdnk service.Lo- cated in Home Theatre Bldg. m e Shorty Williams (DEN HARVEST SHORT The corn shuclring susan is practlally o v a in thin county. 'lin avenge yield is thought tn be aroundtwenty-Gve bushels.Many street is progressin nic d .e farmers me rewftinz a yield asf lmv as ta nhua he ls whi ledtlumm. pmthlnyw fhlrty -li ve bus he l; Dr. Chas. Darden of Omaha, gavea very fine address.At the noon hour lunch was served by our local women, in the building ol the Christian church.Nntributed. PAVING PROGRESSING The work of paving on Colfax z y Th gutters are pmctiwly all in 'end the work will lk completed With favorable weather in a short time. nsnnuay cake for me occasion.ixwas a three-layer whlw cake, dec- orated with pink roses and green leaves,with seventy-four yellow candla on it. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Hurd and sons and Miss Mil- dred Kingdon ol Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Klngdon ot Kennand. Mr.and Mrs . H.C.Jensen and and sons, and Gus Boon Merton, Mr. Md Hrs. John Hook: Advertise hx The Enkrpriae. that was c an for me as coumy . nttomey. Henry Meneke. THANKSGIVING VACATION At A melting of the Blair Board ol Education Monday evening \t was voted to close the schools,on Nov. Nov. 27 and 28 for the Thnnksgflv- Nov. ing vacation period.This hes Nov. been the policy of the Blair Board Nov. of Edueation for the past mnN¢v_ 27.zs..o1 ;3aq__ 'i°"&""E" .3922 0 $.Z ).4 5 '6l l I2 I 5I 6 I 9 zo2 5 2 6 2 7 29l 6'ha l5I 52 229 ,f \'' 7-Danish Ladies Aid hahnnr 'I--0 .E. s. spedsl meeting 18-M. E. church dinner 18-W. C. 'l'. U. meets 1I 42 | z a 5I 0I72 4 ty schools clone for years.._. .Thanksdvlng vacation r1 Bum-, Nehnnln, Nnvaiqr a, mu ' .'' m 1 = l r - ' r mPage Twa N E W S Bw. and Mrs. Al!red'Young and_ children of Stanford, Nah., ddted a few days last week at the G. F. Lowe home. Mrs. A. L. Sullivan was hostessanWednesday afternoon to thelinden circle at lrer home Mes- dama Sullivan, 0. H. Godsey and Boss Parrish had the programwhich was South lndln. Miss Nellie Duster served a tempting lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grandon and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Grandon drove o ut fr o m Oma ha ~e1xi0>'¢\i a lovely Sunday eV¢'\1!`~8 dinner at the o. H. Godsey home.mr. and Mrs. .uhm Woodwatd and daughters visited friends atOmaha several days last week and were busy looking for an apsrt~ ment!Mx. and Mrs. Claire Johnson of Auburn, spent the week-and visit- ins with her parents,Mr.and Mrs. Henry Kuhlnum and J . ll. Johnson.a t me close of the pheasant season deputy game . wardens Heraing and Hilsinger report they estimate 2000 birds were killed in Burt county and thnt_50%Of these were taken by outsiders. Miss Bessie Lyzholffdrove overtoLB Shura, Neb. Sunday and spent the day at her home there.Mr.and Mrs.Bert Cooper of Tekamah,enjoyed Sunday dinner a t the parental,H.C.Cooper home.The Hynes ranch here has un exhibit of fat cattle at the Ak- Snr-Ben stock show in Omaha at present._ _'Miss Murrell bows visited a few days the last of the week with her sister, Mrs.Raymond Knstlc and family at Columbus._The M, E. Aid Hallowe'en cluclt- en dinner at the Legion hall Fn» day evedng was quite well pat~ronized =;f§;;ev are gratefud to ll ~h e .__a Ml`ss°Vlolet Jensen oi Blair, vis- ma at the Earl French home on Thurs-da¥~Mrs.Ralph Andersen of Teks- rnah, former primary teacher here mired the Herman schools Tues- day afternoon.___H.L.Swan is improving lu-S residence vroww by installing ashower bath.F. J. Kastle is doing work. .hhr. and Mm. Fred Story of Te- mh, a nd Dr.and Mrs.A. J . Cameron were dinner guests Wed-nesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. w. BAMeadnmes o. n.coarey. E- 9 Burdic, c. r. mn and a. L. §\=\l1- van attended we BaP*»\5'; Mission Quarterly meeting at Blair Thurs- "°{1.. and Mrs. Hui: I.a0}\'¢» 'Mrs. Amit Peddie, Miss Caroline Wach- ter,Mrs.James Van Horn, and Ben Wachter and family drove to Elkhorn,Neb. Sunday and spent the das' at the D. Hansen home.At their regular meeting Wed- nesday eve*l\il\8 W Legion boys elected Dr. A. .l. Cameron, Com.,John Skinner, Vice Como Elmer Larson,Adj.,Frank BrodersomSgt, at A;-ma; L. D. Loom Chyn- They will have joint installation with the Woman's Audliafb' this d evenln .(MNl'r\s.a!l?illle W hter of Omaha, is visiting at the home of her bro- ther. Wm. Olson, west of town. Mrs. o.H.comer Mrs.IvanHelms and Misa Marjorie Godsey.I necompanied by Miss Frances Koopman of Blair, drove to Oma-ha 'I'hursdaY-Miss Koopman mg Mrs. Helms attended the teachersconvention.g l f r u g e g=s ;;gg: iorme e en ov .'im;-3.3 with dim.The three thenl drove down again Friday mornml» Carrol Lowe, who has been em- ployed at the Olson Eloctnc ShoP» resigned w pick corn.Mrs.Robert Baumann of Belle- ville,Ill., who ls visiting at the Adams home, was a guest.at din- ner Wednesday at the Mrs. AnnaPeaase home..| Delmer Lowe has been helping,Mr. Woodward at the store while Mrs. Woodward is in Chicago.Miss Mary Wray entertained sewn young ladies at a dinnerl party at the Hnlluvm'en supper on! Friday ewning.Mrs.Raymond Kastl?drove over from Columbus. Tuesday eve-ning.Wednesday she and Mrs.; F. J.Kastle drove to Wahoo toattendthefuneralofMelvin Schmidt, 10, who was killed by acavefalling.Mrs.Schmidt is a nieoeof Mrs. Kastle.Mrs. Rosa Deets and daughters of Blair, spent Thursday evening at the J. M. Brewster home.Miss Maui# Lowe, Wm. Suth- erisnd and Chester Bennett of DeSeto, were dinner guests Sunday at the Albert Bennett home.Mrs.L .A. Woodward left on 'Wednesday evening for Chicago, qlled there by the death of herbrother, Albert Rutledge who pass- ed away at 10:20 that day follow- ing a reeentoperahon for cancer of the throl .Friday evening. Nov. 7, will be .M_ E_ Aid night. at the roller skat- ing rink.A percent of the eve- nings proceeds will go to this or- zation.Mig Mary Wray and Miss Mar- `or-ie Godsey were guests at naheasantdinneratthe .D.E. Hayes home Monday evening.Geo. Green who works for_ rx. c. Brunton, was taken qdbe sick onMonday and came to town to the home of his brother. Frank to my n 'h is better.u lil..°s..... Ly zholf entennined u. number of young people at a de~ lighttul farewell bndge party at the Mrs. Anna Peddie home Tues day evening in honor of Miss Mary Wray previous to her departure Saturday for her home at Elkhorn. She was presented a lovely gi ft hom the members of the I-Delta Dek Club,most of whom werepresent and a guest prize by her hostess.Miss Jessie Donahoo and ' T.R.Swanson held high score!for the evening. and Mrs. A. H. iuwe and Geo. Stangel, low. Geo. ° Lawther of Moose Jaw. Saskatchewan is a guesft at the L. A. Woodward home.Misa Ramona Crumbaugh spent the week-end at Fremont. a guest a m i n n u v s n o b e m . Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fallen and baby were dinner guests andrpeut Sunday at the Forrest Brewster homo. Misa Opal Hansen of Blai.r,| spent Sunday at the Frd Rogertl home._ Emil Fallen went to ArlingtonMonday and had his tonalls re- 'moved by Dr. Davies. Earl French, who recently suf- fered with infection in one of his hands now has blood poison in the other hand.,|Mrs. Theo. Punish planned and carried out a complete surprise oh :her husband Svfndav. Nov. 2, that 'date being his birthday.She pre-Iiured s gnmbmms y di nne r a nd invited n n ber of relatives and fnenda to spend the day.Thosegres ant "ge Mr.g Mrs. L, A, an rie, Mr. andMrs. Ed Kelso and Mr. and Mrs. T.G.Kellner,Francis and An- thony Bowsman of Omaha,Mr.and Mrs.me Mic hae l of Te ka - mah, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Parrish and family of Decatur, S. M. Parrish and Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Hopkins. Andrew Jones ol Burkett, Nebl, and his brother,Squire Jones of ,Blain are spending n few daysat the Earl French home.The lattehas been quite ill at his home rf Blur and his brother came ove to be with him. The regular meeting of the 0. E. S: will be held this Thursday ew- nmg.The committee on serving'that evening were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Truhlsen. Mr. and Mrs. E.lw. Burdic nnd Mr. and Mrs, D. W, Rutledge.The White Cross rn t Thursday evening with Mrs. Ross Parrish.Mrs. 0. L. I-Iilsinger as a guest of friends at Tekamn Thursday and Friday.. Ross_Rasmussen damaged his car quite badly Saturday moming while backing out at his home. Mrs.A.W.Barge entenninw more than twmty mmbers of the[Ladies Aid at her home last Wed~ 'nesday aftemoon.A lovely lunch- .eon was served following qdlting.Miss Mary Wray who left Hermanlssturday, was a guest.Mrs. Nels Jackson will be hostess to the so- ciety this week. F T .C A L H O U N A N D V I C I N I T Y Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Smith and family and Dr. and Mrs P. J.Hunter and family, all of Omaha, were dinner guests Monday eve- ning of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Inge Mrs. Carl Rohwer celebrated her birth anniversary Monday, Oct. 27 both afternoon and evening.In the evening there were seven tables of players at plnocble.Claus OlutandMrs. Wm. lversen held high score and John Autzen and Mrs.Claus Ohrt low score, and suitable prizes were awarded each.Lovely refreshments were served!The guests left at a late hour wishing I YI ol n b il A n s1~ li k il n o e< E 1 l 1 1 l 4i I I I II I I I their hostess many more happy < birthdays. Mrs. Nels Anderson of Cerssco, Neb., was a. guest the first of the week at the parental Cul Rohwer home.The Progremve Society held | their regular meeting Tuesday aft- ernoon, there were fifteen mem- bers present.Mrs. Detlef Kruse, Mrs. H. A. Kruse and Miss Katie Mehrens were the refreshment. committee.. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jipp of . Leakville Miss., arrived Tuesdayto ' spend some time with relatives here and in Omaha.Eleanor small daughter of Wm. H. Schmidt,célebrated her fifthbirthday Tuesdayevening, Oct. 28 with a family gathering at the home of heruncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Emest Schmidt. Mr. ahd Mrs.Wm. Sievera at~I tended a democratic rally Tuesday Ieveningat Birchwood,formerly; the Prettiest Mile Club, given in I honor of G. M. Hihelicock, candl-date for senator and E. R. Burke, I candidate for congressman. Frankie, young son of Mr. andMrs. Frank Wolff, had his tnnslls and adenoids removed at an Oma-ha hospital Wednesday. Friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. Herman Klindt Wednesday sftemoon and eveningto help her celebrate her birth anniversary.The usual good time was enyoyed and lovely refresh~ ments were served.Mrs. Victoria Smith and sister,Mrs.Thoeckle of Omaha entertain-ed thefollowing Ft. Cllhlilln ladies at n bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs. Smith Wednesday.Mimes Dora Kllndt and Ed: Sierk, Meaf dames Wm.Kmger, D. W. Marr and Wm. Sievera. Mr. and Mm Charles Klindt and family and the Misses Greta and Alma Klindt came up from Omaha Wednesday evening, to help Mn.Herman Klindt celebrate her birth anniversary.Miss Anita Fischer mme home from Fontanelle on Wednesday evening to me nd the m u m s 'convention in Omaha Thursday and Friday. Born Wednesday, Oct. 29, n ninepound aontn Mr. and Mrs. Herman Neuman.Mrs. Ross Hurst is car-ing for the mother and babe, whoare getting along nicely. John Loraeh, who lives west of town,was taken suddenly ill on |'I'uesdsy night and was taken to Covenant hospital i n Omaha. Iwhere he was operated on Wed- Inesday mornlng for appendidtis. lli e was a very sick m m for a while, but is eonvslesdng dcdy I ' l a t present, and his friends wish him a epedy recovery.I Mr.a ndM.r!.Ge c .0 hrta ndhm ily were guests Wednesday eve~ ning at an oyster supper at the"Cla us 0 home.I Catherle,young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Rohwer, Jr. uhderwent a bonsileetnmy oper- ation at Covenant hcspiw Thurs- 'day morning.I Mrs.Wm.P.C w k . u m E m Cook and the Misses Edith and Margaret Cook of Omaha. :hoppedin Ft.. Calhoun s short time Thurs- dly afternoon They were on their way to Blair for n little vidt with 1llt|Y0|. A pretty new root has been put 1 the Hn. Emma Ketehmark midenoe,south a !the school rildng, which adds very muh to | appearance. Poxtmaster and Mrs.I-'rankdams lelt Friday by auto Ior a sw days visit with relatives atloux City and also at Coleridge, 'eb.Their daughter, Mrs. J. H.aker came up from Omaha to eep the home am burning dur- xg their absence and Mia Jessie lr:Mlllan hu dzarge of the post lfioe.Mr. and Mrs. Gris Lage return- d Friday from a motor trip up mIa:-roll, Neh. where they were the ueats of relativa wee Tuesday. Mrs.Wm. Sieven,Mrs. Wm. Lruger and Miss Edu Sierk were ridge luncJ1eon guests of_Mrs. lenry Kroger in Omaha, Fnday. Mrs. Arthur Stevenson, nee Millnrrauine Mcllvalne entertalnedtbe ndy teachers of the Ft. Calhoun ehool, at a luncheon at her home n Omaha Friday. Mrs.Wm.Bolln entertained hree tables of players at plaochle?riday altemoon.M I L F u n k Nolff held high score and Miss)ora Kllndt low, and were aeeord- "s ly given prizes.A fine time was reported.Lks. Emma Ketchmark and little grand daughter,Jean Margared Kmse visited relatives in Omahr brlday.and Mrs. J. Howard Beales Blair wiaitors Fljiday-a!ter- Mr. Beales mended to bus- matters and Mrs. Beales vis- With her mother,Mrs.H. ll r. M . e wo n .lness ltedShoemaker on South street. Mr, and Mrs, C. B.Mehrens went down to Omaha Friday aftf ernoon to meet Miss Anita, who came in from Lincoln 00 spend the week»end with them.The regular meeting of the local 0. E, S. vim held Friday evening. While there was a number of fam- illar laces absent that evening, there were also a goodly nm-nherpresent.Guests present were Misa Florence Larsen of the Thayer, Is. Chapter;Miss Esthe r L=~f=.°f Liberty Chapter, Omaha and Miss Helen Lithacnm, a member of the:hapmr at Ridgeway,Mo.We were also glad i n have with ua that evening one of our own mem-bers, deter Anna Larsen who now resides near Gary, Minn.Mr. and Mrs. J.Howard Bwes . Mr. andMrs. F. H. Frlhm and Misa C. C. Beales were the refreshment com- mittee .for the evening. The box social and program eh..- »... Msn nr..-11. sink h=.ach~ 1I rpeat the k~¢nd with la d dgh t.t has hour twh,n_wee me a e o u r d m d r u n a e r v d to t h z u mm u m- w a s a n o v e r s o n - " ' " " ' Mrs. I.. ll. Peterson wal bmwda yv ddto ra tthe ho meo fhi a pa r- to the &nanlmC1 nb athethome e a u n m..|Toeedgy evening.A so da ! tlme On 'I'h\|mday.Oct.so Mn. and lunch followed the fe ums e F. Pollard ol Li nco ln, p....,b":°*:M°"'i°'LG 1 m ,M ed g m l m ...eran 'lT1..'i."'2.f .......1"'ff.'.l'.."1§. dung" their guest; at dinner §ur1day, ationa 75 ea ra 9 , M . r . a a d M r s . C . H. E r w m, M r .sed y .months and7 days.s h, i r surv i ve d by he r mdMra.l?.F.Boberuanddmgh- ed hmbmd James "_Pound her, Faye ~ of Fremont.ma two brothers,A. Tovmg ...1 Miss Mildred xma s -and Sue g m "Anna,g l u t end L_E a n d ~ Ne w e l l were week-end'Towne of Sargmmt,eb.,~at l'.hA:.Gott|.leb Hartung host o friends.Hattie E. Towne The Educational Inspection tour eevera 1leces and nephews and aihome.' wasbo m m m d _oio maha,spoaa ozedbyRev.A.J.in the Tarly 80's.§§'2""..§'§ I:;l1lEd¢"» which wok place Thursday known both i n w u h m g m andiwas a splendid success.The group Douglas countiee, as an eflidentlwmch incllléled the Boy Scouts, and suoceufml teacher for over 2ol°'~!"Pf"° G 18. Ffumdly lndlane, years.During this time she was Home Ee a'll'l8. high school " 9 " married to Ira F. Gilbert and W"|dents and addts totaled 104 in a resident of this plum for a num-number'Twelve c a n and twobe.'trueka were uee dtotranrportthemg ;;_{§=;§ MQ. 'Slim Bhrnriflcrowd to Omaha where they made moved to Lincoln where on June 14,r a n she was united in mar- ria to . hmm M. Pollard o lc»52. where they resided for a short time, then they went to Lin~ coln where they had since lived. Sha was a member of Westmin- sher Presbyterian church at Lin- coln.hlaeral services were held at me Ft. Calhoun Presbyterian church Sunday at 2 p m., Rev. w. H. Hunter paswr of the Benson Presbyterian church,offidatlngl Pallbeaxers were J.w.Trisler, Hugh Vaughan,Wm.and F.H. Frahm, A. J.Peterson and GuySlader.Interment was in the Pt. Qlho un cemetery. BELL CREEK VALLEY Gilbert, Minnie and Anna Lall~ man and Mrs. Henry Lallman and daughter,Marian were Omaha wlers Monday. Mrs.Henry Langhorat,Almaand Esther ¢n`1¢¢1 at thel Lallman school Thursday.Mrs. Emil Lall- man and sons, Curtiss and Merton and Edna Schweder and Edith Braekett called there Friday aft- ernoon.Miss Leona Holtman came home Wednesday evening for a two day vacation whlle the Arlington beach ers attended the teachers' conven-tion at Omaha and Lincoln. Mr.and Mrs.Henry Lutkehus ol Chappell,and Mr.and Mrs. Fred Hellman d Lodge Pole, spent the weekend at the Wm. Holtman home,after visiting the past month in Illinois. Mina mana Holtman called a t I l 1 l I Uleir first nop at Marshalls Gar-dena,a branch. of the here. From there a visittoS w i m Packing Co.,Power Co., where they tertained by the latterdinner,then divided nurseries was madeNebraska were en-at a line them intogroups of 10 and guides showed them thru the vadoua departmentsAt15thandJacksonSt.,S.T. Cohn, mgr.of the Easy Parking Co., permittedthe entire group tc park their can free while they in- spected the World-Herald offices. No awdenta marred the trip, which was Klanned to he taken while the sc oals were closed.The first "family dinner" of the M. E. church members and friends was held in the basement on Wed- nesday evening when about 72 were present.Each family bro't a covered dish and at 6:30 the dinner was served.Rev.W.C. Fawell and three voung men fromthestatemliverdtypresenleda program after which a recreation-al pedod was ednyed by all pres- ent.This dinner is planned to be given regularly each month.Clyde Badger retumed to his home at I-Iemingford after spend- ing several days here at the home o!'hi s uncle and aunt,Mr.and Mrs. J. C. Badger. Miss Helen Pfeiffer,who re- cently llnlshed a business course at an Omaha college, has accepteda position in the offices of Mar- shalls nurseries.Mrs.Ed Newell and son, Jeff visited with relatives in Blair on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hehard and children returned on Sunday fromNebraska City where they spent quot which will be held in Nov. Four new members were added to the roll.A number of guests were |g"°°= i ncluding MeedamesL M .ebenon,I-`.0 verturf,A.A. Hahlbeck,Ralph Badger,Henry Boker, 0. H. Iawe, H. D. Weber,Laurence Eehtenkamp and A. C.Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Hana Christensenand son, Lyle visited here at the Dr.P.L .Cady home and with been lll ln n Lincoln hospital for some time, 1. oonvtleulng nt ln-r home. Jack Cady and Oaar Anderson : f : ° . * '.2 .'?.:m £ '°"""$ ° lF\u0W ~ orme |oWednesday evening.me on BENCH NOTES Mr.d Mrs. Chn. Saito <1Nell1251. Sundny .r¢¢m.....".?1'£1. lmpraved. Crei ghto n-State recently wok over Bank of Creighton.'W i lme r-Me tho dllt e mma lm- proved.9 Cbleridge-C. w. Ritchie moved mm an new atom building. Eustis-A. Ta bora ky purehued Laler building. relatives in Blair on 8 nday.M . Ind " .. m d ° " § . . . . . . : . ~ r r ~" "J i m So re ns o n ~ 1 . . . . . J . a a ay rom remant we re e Mx-.and M Tmr the Wolf iaiumoil at the Boy ¢1»11¢1m1 were '§.....Z.'3.,'.?'.§';L' S33 'I lS¢0ut camp.dsy of Mr. and Mrs Andre J .B°NDED' ABSTRACTEB IDr. and Mm 1; L. Cady ea ter- sen of emu.'.» w en |-1 ~ »~;=°;"°* an-f. . . * ` ;' ; . . 2 " ' n r : H ° ° ~ ; . ' = ~ I °° "° ° '" Ha y le a 1 _,»_wee at e E. C. L i p.lmdgo tlret pme was won by»Dr.pinoott h .x ' -: d »f{;»Df¢~E . d H; l l = - g g ~ c h g l r .anizzhinl Lyle Guyer and THE EX T s g gp , on y r . a n rs...e - .~,_son..Places were arranged for cott and ehlldrenrhnd M°...'§'$.§'$.".B. c. Rana, Proprietor ' l ;Messrs. and Mesdames C. G. Mar- Hoov?er were Sanda 'MGI! oo Cent!ly dinner guests mxeme ¢shall, Chas.w .Andrews, Wdter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark n l_Ec1tenkamp, Dr. and Mn. w. I.L lppi ne o lt.I Sl*-lagctory Servlee , a s m : ; ' : . . P ' - m a M m . B . E .e1llZ31°'§`".1u 1 ' § . % * .: 1 'm:: : ". :; : l e - » d o o r - m2 = $ » »'¥2'l"»¥?&! 113f".;.;'l""»1.".§'"' B. F.Ugg; mic;,;,=' the home of Mr. and Mrs.; _ Saibner,were Sunday guests of 'nl' B1 a i m ~Dr. N°"""' K. R-athmaanMgggg Mg- Juli;nTJungbluth. 1|a t tl; KM C.Llpgllnfht ?.?.§'..'"§.§l 0\,e?,:l0}§}£r}gsT Co s ue ena N Wed ed a r r u !..were hostesses 'll a 6:30 .1?.¥"..'Z..,.......'1li..."»¥...».?.¥§.5".'i.'€.. fl.".lZ. ~Phono Black 11 party Saturday evening. 'lfhe roomailippincott, were present,a l fnl -i l gwnmv by Appointme nt and the table were pretuly decor- lows:Neil Sutton Gerald Jensen xatedwithHalluwe'en colors and and Lloyd Mencke.| ,x . . . . . : ; " . ; ' * . . ; : ' ° ~ . . 2 . ' 1 ; . . : " " 2 1 2 . ~ i a m 'c a m . s c n m l r r 1 ..'.y o mont .d.;z:"t.;:§.v°.f."°.s=,*;';°:,.e':'f.,.'>'°.;'1'f~=~ °';'@°.%°'"" .a 5.1 1 .a m Fi ? -'1 '"-1 -'S 1 °-' .K Nl ,m y mn ome Sundays .each place held a favor.Places noon.fter 1 Olflo e ln sus e B"mag.1 were marked for Misses Freda and:Mr. and Mrs. F. A. w gl \V°_§";; H1;,§*"';g'"Mildred Krugerlfgmjly of Tekamah, SWSSSQESZS § an _oro y a s c ..evenin a t t h C h `J h _Ervm Haney, 10 year old son of'Mnga nd ri... "im-'¥?°"Je§2`§.I D B L " b § s ¥ 1 ' § ¥ ' " ' " "l ~ ":2.3"§ ~1"fP1:;.":"";,."s "° =°z"1f""3">' afternoon with Mr. 1 - _o _r1n .31 g e a n rs.. J b 111'M .lF""!'f,y, 1a senously ill wlth men-'Jacobsen celebrgzesflll batlhsgy.r Usd '"n".§ l'. Thuta a nu;I 1ng1t1s.He was taken sick last'Mr.and Mrs.Gene David and Ha l t N l h n gg-' gkbg gn ~ :md hi s c o ndi t i o n ~ s ple zlré Saturday evening ' x I ca.wi rs.s 11 1 '11MN;Wm. Steen, Sr.returned celebrate her »,m§.'§§§.e pmg er BL AIR ABSTlAC'l' &'l'ITL E on Fndayi from Laurel where she Mrs. Ray Iohnson ia spending a COMPANY gg gra d d k g fe is i uai s gg1ffv vzs dy snlfl week visiting rels-Bonded Ahameur 1 .-v 1 n .||mg slowly.,Lloyd Menc ki pe t s <1 aft-l PHONE 15ho§¢;s¢::: g§§§$`f....'Z'""»{§`..°.'1 f_gw;'"§ ernggn ;-;,,e<= hNl?nNel:c:n8ham9, l Pllot Bldr.Blair. Nebraska _ _1 __sou o r H l .few days v1s1t here with his par- brate his b dsyl "K aro d cele 1 § ents, Mr .and Mrs. J. C. Rhea.P] t h M ni |mrgdggnd Mrs.Rhea Gilfry and a 11.-aso c Qrfier na. EDWIN '1'. .hP'P 1 c n ot_ Omaha,spent the plmd ne w slgn o n their bmldmg Dentlat"= ;k i ;; d w:ltl'&theHtorm"s par- on Main 5 _X-RAY SEVXCE I en r. an rs.arry iliry.~.Mi-. and Mrs. A. c. m.»e111r11<1e 1...§f§§. S§""'§§N°" WF*oflxoe omm m s um Ba nk Bldg.I and Mr. and Mrs. s. 1-1. Lockman z ow .hz occup1ed., Phone zos n w , n m . |motored to Moorehead, Ia. Sunday Sutto n-L ync Theatre to be x whe n they visited Mr.and Mrs. 0 .A.Potter and Rev. and Mrs. Leo Potter. Mrs. S .l-1. Lockman, accompan- ,ied by Mr. and Mrs. A C. Rosen- _ - _ . 1III _ . _ - I `l '\ Y'l i '¢' |~ n| '~ |z .' ;1 at f er at the Long Creék school, Fri-day evening,was well atfmded and a neat sum was realized from the sale of boxes.M i n Dorothy Sievers attended the football game at Lincoln last Saturday.T. L. Mibwell southwest of town,invited in a number of friends on Saturday evening no help hlm which was given free.Oral Har- rison held the lucky number.The Ft. Calhoun band urnished the music for the republ can rally held in Blair Thursday evening. Miss Dorothy McMillan of Blair spent the week-end here with hersister, Miss Jessie McMillan. Mr.and Mrs.Emil Kruse and lit1le daughter were Sunday din- ner gueéts of Mr. and Mrs. Her- man Klahn. John Rathjen of Des Moines. ''\. ; > RADIUS From $112.50 and up to $179.50 Complete with Tubes These are all Electric Radios.Dynamic Speakers;Screen Grid or Neutrodyne, with the new 45 tubes. There are nobetter radios or nicer cabinets at any price Sold on Convenient Terms When you buy a radio from OSCAR HOLMES t h a t mea n s s e r vi c e f o r yea r s t o c o m e bec au s e w e h a v e t h e oldest established radio store in Blair and we will always sell radios and service them. I .|. .~A go od . s iz ed c r owd g athe r ed a t t h e W m .Sievers sto re Sa tu r da y e ve n i n g tg a tt e n d t h e d r a wi n g o f ....1 ..| The Home of Pufed Talkbmg Prclures THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6 'fMovietone Follies' With El Bréndei and Mlrjorle White COMEDY-His Error FRIDAY and SATURDAY Saturday Matinee i NOVEMBER 7 and s /"Silent Enemy" -Au. 1NDzAN cAS'r- Bamlch Bill-'hlknrloon-I'm A Wild Womm-Act S U ND AY a n d M ON DAY Sunday Matinee NOVEMBER 9 and 10 "Anybody's War" With Moran and Mack, the Black Crow Stein Song with Rudy Valle hiany Moons-Novelty PATHE NEWS TUESDAY evening.Henry Sprick and daughter,Helen of Quincy, IIL departed for their home dw: visiting a week with relntives in Fontanelle. Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Kerkhoff and son: Stanley, and Rodney attended n birthday party at the Henry Scheer home Sunday evming. several days. Carol and Dale Chrishnsen re- tumed to Central City Sunday afier accompanying their cousin,Miss Esther Larson w the Dr. P.L. Cndy home.Miss Larson spent` n week at the Chrlsknsen home. Mesdunes Tom Dowel! and Wes- ley Hi ndmnnh entertained the Congregationd Ladies Circle at the chapel on Wednesday after- noon.Committees were appointed to act on the Father and Son ban- z kilde,went to Omaha Saturdaywhere the fonner was a guest at n birthday pany given for her sis-ter,Mrs. Anna Owrman a t the Chamber of Commerce by Mrs. Ovennarfs dru QMr. and Mrs.Surf Decker and Miss Muriel ugge wereweek-md visitors nt Wayne. Mr. md Mrs. A. T. Hutchinson of Norfolk, spent the week-end at the W .A. Reckmeyer hoxggf- lks. H. L. Graaameuck, who has was the scene o f a very ha£py family reunion on Sunday w anMr.and Mrs.Rhea'a seven chil- dren we re all home for the (lm time ln five years.The whole hmlly gathered at Llncoln on Sat- urday nn witness the NebraskaPittsburgh jonthall game in which Hugh Rhea played with Nebraska.Lucille and Elva Heuermsn were the chnrming hostesses at one ofthe largest parties given lmer g f o r some time when they ente ned at a costume party on I-lallowe'en AgL]NGT()N NOTES .::n l GRAIN IAULING ,2£!£EI9R JOHN§LQ§E # r f\ NOVEMBER 11" A l i a s F I ' € l ` l C h G e r t i e "E W e c a r r y a c o m p l e t e l i n e o f t u b e s . f o r a n y m a k e o f r a d i o , W i s h s m n mi m u m B m L y o n 4 " B B a t t e r i e s " , ' " A B a t t e l ° i ¢ s " C I C . COMEDY-Average Husband GLASSWABE NIGHT We Test Tubes and Batteries neewEnNEsnAhna THURSDAYNOVEMBER 12 mid 1s " T a m i n g o f t h e S h r e w "~~ With Mlry Pinkfond md Douglu Fnirhmh o o ms u v - c m s p e d u mc . R a d z o H e a d q u a r t e r s co i xmc -No v . 16 -1 7 :"Common Chy "él We carry a complete line of tubes. for any make of radio "B Batteries", -"A Batteries" et We Test Tubes and Batteries Fm OSCAR HOLMES 3 1 Radio Headquarters g. -.... Blair, Nebnsk, November 6. 1980 fum Mm Byron Bunn,Sunday afbernoon wle rs at the,'1uesd.|y evening to eelehnte the'tha Gudner school Monday night. NEBRASKA WEEKLY - \lisa Cora Beard spent Thurs-Georm Huh: home.'birthday of their daughter, Leann' at which um the dixtrl¢.'t.wu or-INDUSTRIAII ggv lgyyday dtemoou with Mn, F. Muller.Mr. and Mrs.Magnus Johnmnlwem Mr. and Mn. an Sore nsen Kimi'-ed and | school board elect-_ux n n n n m v n n u al m a lin.: won by Km. Swkn al Omlhl Hinr-M n .n m KelleyD n » n " n | . l : u . \.:..||.J.u =" § , , ., m d ' u m _Ch es tz r ~M ,m d a amid en spent Sunday eW =r1i\18 sp en t S u twr h e v h o ~ M i 8 S ~~AL...Tu\\\nn|u|' A h h Af hh lhf i FDIC? homa ndxy at the parental at Axi mm.ilu. A._ R. Beales spmt I"ri<iB¥|of Bhir, were Wednelday nfm-fund Hr. and Mrs. Henry Sorunnnfil under the direction of Att'y.|'Fontanellow-Work on local high ersen celebrate her aewnm 'bmn aniversary her Suwrday were L r. and Mrs. Geo. Broderson and Irvin,Mrs.1-'red Andersem Mrs. Freeman Loftis, Mrs. Shlrley PW ersen, Marie and Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jahnel and Olga Pet- ersen '_Mr. and Mrs. Gus he.. ' .ke andchildren visited at Lhe AS Kron- berg home Sunday evening._A number from this commumty mended a n birthday of John Vogt, anlebrated by s'i\'1"8 n dance nv.due Kennnrd pavilion Saturday evening.Sunday afternoon vidtars nt the Mn and ...we ,..........,-..........._.__-._.home E d i h Rutledge was a gmd i y m m a n n samruay "me par-noon mllers ar. xonen wmeners.'l _ents]C. B. Bunn home.m n g a f me ...'.i"a.??.¢.§"'»a.€'.';§""if.'l""<'?1'f'§'3""'"°' guest ol ner gra.udPtf¢nLs»~ ,mg Mn_Kem¢¢h Tyaonbad g w m n o l? °elehn °'&e°bh,,h ord T~» ' § m M mmf Dan Thomp " ; . " : . : f . : . ° - m a . . . » - ' : . § ' - . a w " f.::.2;.=¢;°*.:,; '3 §n". 2 § l ~ ° ' M u d g e P e b e r s e n " ' son drove t Omaha 'l'hux&dny.|°-`F1-gd 'n g - n ''z »Y-Mr. and n Peter Jensen enll-QaI,':m,:;¢_§el§g,msyllra. JZQS of Lyons.M n .Margaret Iverson,Pearl ed Sunday evening at. the-Hayes Rosenbadm home.Mr. and Mrs.Rudolph Hmsen drove to Orurn Sunday and were guests at the Ed Hansen home. Mr.and Mrs.Ludwig Jensenentertainedl m Sunday the fol: lowing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Mer- ritt Cook and little daught/ar o l Arlington M n .Liule Ackermanand daughters of Herman._ Sunday was the bi nh ann er- Quinlan of the Maney dinrlct.g* a n n u m Grimm and m a ldne_Tucker visited Maney school that afternoon for a Halloween prograrngivenbythepupilsandtherrlwlchtr, Minn French of Kennnrd. Miss Margaret. Warnck and sis~ ter, Mn. lnltin Stewart attended the meetings of taehers in Oxna-ha Thursday and Friday, staying with relative.Misses Margaret and q¢|»¢.-one n f .and H r s August Mntzen and Wm of Blair, were Sttuzdly and eluldreu of near K€flN\'d»\dlnner guests at he home of herwereThursdaydinnergueyuo r l m ,Rmda n while panning the Mr.anll Mrs.Robert Wldenof-'house on um Wm Iveraon eighty.Mrs. Matzen and wldmn remain-l Mr. ma Mrs. Clarence Slmpaon 04 until Fdday evening.p m Monay supper guests of _Jane Beales gpent the weekend Mr. md Mn_ 0p,| Reeves.wxth Mrs. Byron Bunn.|Miss Florence Dixon attended a Mins Myrtle Hurdum of W¢Bf'Hallowe'en party Saturday eve- Point brought Misa Helen Lawless ning gif", by Clariee, pe,-ry and of West Paint, and Min Bernice gmw l l Ry a n n t R m u mTimme of Hooper to the home of Mn. can Sorensen ma Mrs. c. her narenu.Mr.and ll r l .!~`red|H. Gehrlnnr nf the Bridze View IU( me oonom roau.lMrs. Funk Pltze r Ind Francis had an Sunday afternoon visitors, Hr. and Hrs. John Qulnlan o! the; | Maney district.| | m L L s m E N E W S O F GA RD N E R DI S TR IC T _Mrs. John Reid spent Sundaywrth her niece, Mrs. Joe Sully andfamlly of De Sow.| Mrs. J. L. Pebersen attended dm,Baptism Hiadonary Clrcle at the ho me of Mrs Birdie Warrick in Bhlr Thursday afternoon.l r .and Mrs Henry Tegt andlfamily ol Fremont, a nd Mr. and vv. J. uounngnr 0! rremon; anu 'wtheCountySuperintendentWeg_ f"°g'°=-"ff rnpldly . At Int ha v e our own country Y P""3 °"`C°'"m`Y sc! school or which we are ,U nryseust of wwn, improved.much pleased,The school board,Humboldg-Felles' Store build apecta to have a well dug, buyb¢-Us improved.more play ground and make other''Deknmah-I-Hank Vaeek cpe necessary improvements as soon bakery reomtly purchased fx an eonyenlent and make our school Clark Deaver." °'°"'* w '-"° dmtrlct and I" '"°-|Norfolk-Nebraska Fur nur ro Z berrlhory.Ruben Ras- ~ Inc lans to he reorganizedmumen was elected moderator for ' P 'a mm o f Q W , y e w : J . L _ p ,Da ykin-New ddewalk laid er-mn, director for a term of two,f"°€"' of F. L Mlller property, yan. a nd Ce cil Thompmn, new punts Furmera llereantile Co. urer for one year.|Advertise ln The Emerprlae. r - _ _ _ _ - u m - - " l m m l Sag md 'om mn, in vn- moyu Juuuua uvwc v-~»~ling -»--|15E11' w r y o f W e s to n L o n g an a na »|Mr s .He n r y J e 'a a n d Os»L o n e n te r td n e d i n ho n or :Mr . | c a r , Mr . a n d Mr s . Ha r r y S wa n s o n Kn m!far nilv.Mr .a n d M I K A f f h llr ??". Mff; 1-jg.¢11gf3.g=s.g§d;;gg_=f,{| W v u - 1 3 "W '. . d | -h w . w i t h I l i a :J u w m a ° ¢ . f 1 ¢ y a t l m l l l d e m u # ~ » = f » » ° = : E ? i ' " » , i ' a ' . ? a i . lvleé f -_ \\|.__. . ,.. , _ _ _ - _ - u =~ m u w e ! 1 = 1 e = e = . n @ » » w ; » ~ n - Mrs. G¢orgeHdn 11 and Mn. A. E. my Makers Club uiers'mating nt Friday. Mrs. Cllrk Sgrlcklett. ol Elk City,were d l Sunday aftgmoon widt- on a t the Bury Erwy ho me .Mrs. Allred Anderson and Mn.Dun Phillips attended the county mumnonGAS and 0lLS 'Bat In the Lo~ ; Run' Try It and Be Convinced Car Washing, Greasing Tire Repairing -Alqohol Marathon.Service Statlon ALFRED ENGER, Proprietor ~G lh i i y s a nd Arl i n e a n d Mr f "' f" " mr . a f : "i i " " YJ ,~ and Mrs.Herman Jacobs.The'Mus Grek:a encrrE l w d t e t loeeaaion was the birth annlver-1L°`"l¢~ Mr. and n .ar W ltera Miss Frances Kronberg accom- o Walnut, Iowl. gary of Mra Jacobs.~ Mr. a nd Mrs . Augus t a §.'$'§».i.§2 TL'"0"§.'.Ii..°i'.T.3'§'Z.".'2§?Y O R K C R E E K N e w s day to haw the girls' eyes re- examined.gMr. and Mrs. Roland Smith and' Junior spent Sundav aftemoon at the Grant Luge home.Several families from Brewster attended the Methodist bazaar at Kennard Saturday.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svagersonand Christine were among those ut the `\\il|»ur Voss birthday party Sunday.Suh-l=i;.dinner guests at the John l`r:wHr home were Mr. and Mrs. 4l in z.Englcrt and daughterof 'l`1~\: im ih.g Mr, :uni Mrs.Carl Christensen and Jlr.n~..i Mrs. Rasmus Peter-sen und llmnil-n:i spent Sunday afternoon at iii-~A.W.Petersen home.Mr.and Mr-.ifni k' Ja hne l spent Sunday at the Rudolph Mencke home.| Mrs. Clarence Wachter and Mar, ilyn visited with Mrs. Lizzie Ack- erman Tuesday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and children were dinnerguests Sun- day at the Chris Albach home in Florence.Mrs. Johnson's mother,Mrs.Alback came home with them for o visit. Mrs. Clark Browning spent Sat- urday evening visiting Mrs. James Van Hom in Herman. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cameron and'family were Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Jackson home.Miss Margaret McConnaha ol'lomnhzx,is spending n few days vlating at the parental, R. E. Mc- Connaha home.~Mr. and Mrs. Elme Thane and'children spent Sundp evening at the Clark Browning game. Earl Petersen was a supper Mr.and Mrs.David Mathews and daughter of Omaha, and Har- land Mathews of Lincoln,spentSundayat the parental,0.M. Mathews home.Miss Ernestine McCoy spent the week-end at the L .V,Day home in Fremont..The pupils of the Kindred school with their-teacher, #Miss Erneatine McCoy,gave a very successful Halloween program Friday eve- ning.Mrs. L. v. Day and daugh- -ter,.Marian Joyce and Miss Rosella Stung of Fremont, also appeared on the musical part of the programthe latter being a radio artist who played some of her own composi- \tions.Others from a distance intheaudiencewereMr.and Mrs. John Kelly of Tekarnnh,L.V. Day and Mrs. George Shoquist of Fremont, Mr. and Mrs. John New- 'ell, Mrs. Watson Tyson and Rob- ert Venard of Blair,Mrs.Earl Haswell_and_Mias Roby McCoy of i I mr.aaa mrs.vv..|.mmuruerq -_.and family helped celebrate ¢1e~".'f-°.iY.'§,"?..'I.i'""..l?|'.°'i'5.f°ii'.?`-§.'I`.i` £32-3§?'Zf.'3. 3;N; birth anniversary of M n .barsgdum of Omaha,an attended thel Hen " '.¥ iilanoen, mother of Mrs. 5'"'°"""»1r.wna1| game in Lincoln and vis-'rar 'nr 'in Blair Saturday evening.'lted Mary Hurdum there, r€¢1lm~i§er {....§i'..'"§I ing Sunday.[roved Mo d'Misa Iris Peak gave a Hallo w-|P Mr. _M",;_; e'eh amy Friday evening at the ehildren had Su home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mor-§ Mr. and Mrs. U.gan for her pupils ol the Golll Walter Gollehr school where she has been substi- the week-end at tuting for Gertrude Warrick.\Mrs. Hugo Ho Mm Clifton Anderson and chil- dN.n of Tekamah, were visitors attheparental,George Morgan; some from Thursday until Satur- ev-.Mins Gertrude Warrick resigned her position as teacher of the Gollschool because of ill healw.Miss' Marguerite Lemon o l Blair,has been hired to finish the term. Misa, Iris Peak acted as substitute fourweeks.Friends are hoping MissWarrick's health may be restored soon.After finishing husking at home Timm 'hrcker has run the com picking machine at the Oscar Mathews and George MorganIfa rma Opal Reeves has done cus-~i a visitor Thursditer, Mrs. Byron Mr.and Mrs, Tekamah,andwere Sunday af Grace and Ralpi Mr. and Mrs. Sunday dinner daughter, Mrs. l Joel and Delb and Elmer Dix Meredith Iversthosewhoenj roast Thursday by the Cheerful Pleasant View S which Mrs. Husl Mr. and Mrs.family attendef ua thken ill sn,- rmk o f ga l my i - e was some im- Opal Reeves and nday dinner with S. Reeves. ~ an of Blair, spent Neum Wan*ick'o. mek of Blair. was my with her dough Bunn. .Eli Bbwden of grandson,Billy ternoon guests of h Ray.C. B. Bunn wereguestsoftheir l. R. Beales. ert Clarke, Jamesron,Willard and on were amongoycdthewcineraftemoongiven Helpers class of gi-eject meeting held at the court ouse in Blair, Friday.M n .I-Iarve Sauder,Mr.amd Mrs. Victor Stewart and children,all of Beatrice, were Frldlg din- ner guests at the Ed M ndorf home.Edo Anderson spent Saturday night and Sunday vialting at Mrs.Anna Hagge's and the Chris An-'derson home in Blair. Frank Linden and two children .were Sunday afternoon visitors at Ii i Sunday school,af lr is lpnrhm the Wm. Linden home near Blair. A number of families attended the dance given by the McCarthyClub at the M. w. A. hall in Blair Friday night after the Hullowc'en party at the Frank Brown home. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen andson,Robcrt were Sunday alter- noon visitors at the Fred Ander-son home near Hennan.Mm.Ed Mundort and two daughters,Velma and Iris spentFriday afternoon and were supper mwah at tho Martin Nolann hnmnP; u i § ; 1 i gn and i'..'11».'; ii "§`£ii§¢§i`€£."" i the Hallowe'en Amanda Petersen and boy friend social Wednesday of Springfield, Neb , F C. C. Pet-larch school whereleraen and son,Wolte and Mrs. Jisen teaches. Aft-Ceci1 Thompson drove to Battle .*ln¥m» and iTnrlrm Petersen at-'¢r|1ost. at the home of his mu1er.1'reknmah r n e I a m m e s br o ug p t tom picking for FredRay Prenf program and 1 Lice Smith and Ge0rge\Hau\ wigh evening at the ]\his machine and A.Rx Beales lSIMiss Myrtle Palw5I|`2`H\=k":1»ii.T\&§én`§E6§}Lm Il' "`"` LI mea-nn Friday eveping. pumpkin Pie' 'dill which Mila nc-.r nl ' ,a um; on -ea coffee.EE-_hill-l'Ch school Wednesday 1.\°e- _ °If..'}f 2... QS.-fl Vinggrszihn l -I-'».'°'}.mm.. of Clll,Henry.e r the program lunch was scrved.|Creek,Iowa Sunday and visibed Among Q19 guests at the Hans relatives.Sorensen home south of Blmir|A school meeting was held atIhlr. and Mrs Bill Vogt vlsiledat the Bill Wulbern home Sunday ufuernuon.Sunday afternoon visitors at Al Kronbcrfs were Mr. and Mrs, Jim Mr. and mrs.vac nolscein unuumm ana nuns u- ourcn »n _family were Sunday dinner guestslcelehrate the 65th bi r tJ w:1 | ; ¥ i :;' - ~ m:I ", .: a i | na :;S:1 n;;Té ' H at the parental, Herr. Marsh 1`\0m¢»'sary of Mrs. Peter H. Sorenson of Mrs.Hans M.Jensen was a Blair Sunday.|Tuesday mhemuo n vidmr at the ~ a}d_Mr§._Mi¢hael Sonadrup Ni e ls e n an d M r .an d Mr s .li n n s Ha n s e n a n d familie s. M r .a n d Llrs_F r a n k J u h ne l spent.Su nd ay eve ni n g a t th e A l - b e n N e ls o n h o m eM r .a n d Mr s .S o mn W o ls ma n n a n d f a m i ly we r e Su nd ay e v e d n g .,:..:»-.... ... n... um, r.~..\\M hmm: Pe te r Ru d i ne h ome . Mr . a n d Mrs . C h as . Ro ge r t wer eSundaydi nn r gu es ts a t th e J o h n Ha g e n h o m e .Mr s .Ole J ensen m d mo the r , Mr s .Ba r ne s , Mr s . F r :d A nd e r so n , Mr s .Ha n s M .J ensnn,E lle n a n d A. x.m.l n n n m n wa r e 'Phnrsdav o f S t.Pa u l, Ne n ., wer e g u es ts o n S a tu r d a y n i g h t a n d S u n d a y a t th e He nr y S o re n se n h o me .Th e lad i e s a r e sisters. Mi s s My r i l e Pau ls en atte nd ed th e teac hers me e ti n g s Th u r s d a y an d F r i d a y i n Om a h a . Mi n S u s i e P i n k v o f B la i r . c a me \RY RGADSL I PPEumm., ul. we ...., ........ ...,...-.Mr. und Mrs. Ed Christensen and family were Sunday evening cull- ers nz. the Fred Nelson home. Albert Petersen,Al Kmnberg and Frank Jshnel had hogs on the. market last Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gustin and' family had Sunday dinner ut the B. E. Matzen home._ AL O N G T H E Mr.und Mrs.John Vogt andfamilywereSundayafternoon ~R O A DvisitorsattheHenryLammersl n».\.......~...............-..__.,,_,__,,__afternoon visitors at the Surenlw the Henry- iilfi-dhonue Sntur-|I Jensen home.day to help with house work. Mrs.Mrs.Ole Jensen and.MrB.|Byron Beard helped care for Mr. Barnes, spent. Monday visiting at Beard Saturday and Sunday. The Paul Paulsen family spentSunday afternoon at the Ed Chris- tensen home on the Dench. Mr. and Mrs.Byron Bunn and children were Sunday afternoon g i " wi th Mr. and Mrs . Clyde 'w the Fred Anderson home. Rasmussen Bros.trucked hogs for Fred Kuhie Sunday evening. _Miss Agnee Simonsesu canac EAD! homé.Mr !a n d Mr s . M .B .Ty s o n an d' h ome W ednesday eve ni n g : Mr . a n d Mr s .W m.W ulber n and J e ro me we re F r id ay a f te rn oo n vis -we e k n d wi t h he r par en t: 4........:|... cnt' M...lh l Mr s :W m Vmzrf n m . .mi lk Mr s 'I'vnnn'n br othe r m m Mr s . W . J .Simon sen.Aa|..||u|} nun nun gnu -um no n -hw lvvlu nu.... . - - .- » r " ' "__--__sp en t Su nd ay eve ni n g a t th e A - la n d mo th e r , F r a n c i s Me h r e n s i n d W .Petersen home.Mr s .F r a n k P i tz e r . Mi sa Elea nor Dc Vi nney rep or ts Mi s s A n n a Pauls en a ssis ted Mrs. th a t ma n y in ter e sti ng an d Pr b fi l-J ames P au ls en in g ivin g a Ha£ lo w» ab le lec tures we re g i ve n d u n n g e'en p u t y f o r 11 gu es ts a th e th e thr ee d ay c on ve ntio n at Ona n-h o me o f t h e la tte r Saturd ay eve-hn.A m o n :th e nota ble speaker-s| Mi s s M a xi n é Ma th e w s e n te r a ln - ed so me o f h e r sc hool fr ie nd s a t a g ind oor pic nic W edne sday e v e n n g.Mr . a n d Mr s . A . R. B e a le s we r e Sunday eve ni n g vi s i to r s wi th M r .Pro ourselfvemfJapt§§n Wilkins,who was much enjoyed by all.Mr.and Mm.Hans Andersenand children. Mr. and Mrs. Chris-Strictly Fresh Let us inspect vour tires fora y m g @dangerous to have punctures or blowouts on slipperv roads; it's disagreqable tg °h#'2g'= tires Mash nction are likenn mld. nastv davs: smooth treads with no tra~ 305% grip the mail.Get our advice-no charge. ffire (or Every Purpqse "'"" by Goodyear . _P r o t e c t m n irradiated Concentrated Yeast of E'ish Y5"¥F"i" .P PBLHCQZ,Hi.!¢h Oéliiéiedhéln the ir wed di ng an ni ve rs ar y .A d e - lic io ua d inner ser ved c afeteria was en joy e d b y all. Ha r old .son o f Mr .a n d M m . Na i ls Ne ls on . c eleb r ated h i s bi rth ann iver sa ry la s t Sun day a t hi s ho me .H e h a d as gue sts:J a me s Mu lli n ,L lo y d Me nc ke an d E d w i n Hu s k .Oth e r gu es ts a t the Ne b so n h o me we r e Mr . a n d li te . S o b o mo n B a r to n o f Ar li n g to n ,M r . a n d M|.5~.He n r y Pretzel a n d son o f He r ma n . Mr .and Mr s .Lawren c e li i i le r a n d r mml\: n h l ML mu l Mr s C l r - dine and Vitamin D Concentrates in Cod Liver Oil $50 per 1002in soo pounp lots $265 in sin e sack ots Fresh Feed for your chickensis just as important as fresh food for you. Laying Mash Furnishes a Properly Balanced Ration to Supplant the Summer Green Foods. Bring us your Grain. We will grind it and add the ingredients to make the lgind of laying mash you wa nt. We Grind and Hudl Oats at any time 0B l a i r F e e d M i l l Phone 96 Kllhr B' Wright; Props. CheapPly Heav y Duty The finest Goodyears ever b u i l t - n o w selling at THE B O TTO M P R IC E S O F THE CE N TU R Y- t re m e n d o u s reductions from last fall's prices!B u y n o w -r i d e w i t h pride on the world's greatest tires-enjoy their m atch- less saf ety and free dom fro m de lays all win ter-AND THE Y W I L L S ' l ' IL L B E L I K E N E W N E X T S P R IN G: Pathfinder 6 Ply Heavy Duty Pathfinder Regular Truck and Bus T ires . . . , ,- . . , . . . .- , _- . . .- _ _ .. . - _- _ _ __ - _ -e n c e U l r o r f a m d s o n s a n d M i s s A n n a B a r t o n w e r e g u e s t s S u n d a y a t .d i n n e r : i t t h e J o h n M c D o n a l d home. Mr s . J a me s Th o mp s o n a n d Mr s . Le o n Hi nd le y spent.Fr i d a y I n Bla i r a s le a d e r s f r o m th e Mc C ar - th y Ladies'Progressive C lu b a n d rec e ived the .se c on d le sson in pm- jec t. work. Mr . a n d Mr s . E lme r F a hr e n k r o g of L in c oln, we re S un d ay g ue s ts a t th e h o me o f h e r s i ste r , Mrs . J o h n Ba rr y a n d f ami ly . A n u mb e r f r o m t h i s vi c i n i ty a b 'tende d the fune ral s ervic es fo r the la te Ro be rt Ph e lp s i n B la i r Suu- da y a fte r n oo n . Amo n g th e m we r e : Mr . a n d Mr s . J a s. Tho mp so n , Mr . a n d Mr s .W i ll Th o mp s o n a n d . a n d Mr s .Da n Th o mps o n . Hr s .Ma r y Ba r r y c a r ed fo r e c hildren a t th e J o hn B a r r y h o me la s t F r i d a y wh i le M m B a r r y w a s in Oma h a . H r .an d Mr s .Pa u l B a r r y we r e Sun day eve ni ng vis ito rs a t th e J a me s Th omp s on h ome . Mi s s Grac e Th omp so n attend ed th e teachers'c onve ntion he ld i n Auto Plate Glass Installed This is THE timé to buy and save REAL money. ew HWQAR Blair Top & Tire CoSPECIAL OFFER ._ ON ._ NEW GOODYEAR Double Eaglw,HeavyA dance xponnored by the mem- ber: of the McCarthy Lndin Pro-gressive Club was held Ffidny eve- | \ i n g | t t h e l l . W . A. h l l l i n B l a i r It vu well attended md 3 very .nl nble time w u nponed.Au r i l u l q u i l t n u d e b y f h e d u h Duty All-Weathers anii J. E. MILLER, Proprietor ASK ABOUT IT Guaranteed Tire Repairing ,».¢....f. _- =-2 ..':~. .. ,.`~..:~. law . ___ __ _ Bldr, Nebruh, Novumbar B. 1980 IIH E EN T ER P RQ S E cla.im1n§ or werdnr my right,'r. c .| =' nm. v s T.G .Ph &p a v n | bo rn i .n Iuw 1 s city. Iowa. nb. 28. 1857 md died SHQIFPS SALE 36 SEK) Id Section 81, Torn-of $41.40, and the .accruing costs ||'iP13»Rll\¢¢l1,and\he lnaset haam e zenuln unpdd Kahn ln Clrrinn. Am mn Northwest Qulrter of the _fbr a nadod of 20 dan from the .5~With The Churches.Hnnomss,1I n f a m i n a v # f m m m e n l m m U I I I B L \II lI By v ixtun of an orde r of weilmed o u: o f the Di ltri tt Court of Washington County, Nebraska, and in pursuance of 'Qhe d~-°-~ ol u i d Conn i n an Action therain pending, whemin Willkm J.Ma- her and John A.Cardgnn ars plaintiffs,nlld John H. Johnson, Hnry E.Johnson and Chnrleé Doherty are aelenamu, 1 vnu on No riha ln Qnnrte r www NE. 56) of Section 6, Tmmnhlp 18, Bi ng !11.lll in Washington County, Ne bnah. Dense o l fo re do lun v u ob~ tained in uid action on the 9u»| day of June, mac, in favor of the plalnfiffs in the sum of s2oo.oo, together wich mmm the reon at the rate of 8%pe r mmun fro mFriday, the Sth day of December,!0°°°b°"" h r 1929.nnd for the 1930; at one o'cl0ok P. M., of ,ai-:,'='j°*~'of said action m the sum m u y of uid d0¢ N¢md ,Add judgnnnt a nd mm bdng nmpo i u and Bald decree being. still in full me md dlec t, ti n premis e s will be so ld to a li sty s ai d judsmwh Y-he i nlznato nthe na xqe a ndthu eos ts iufnlla ndall wcruingc os fa as provided by said order and dv- cree and by law in such eases made and provided.f Dated November 6, 1930. 42~5t Maurice Mehrens, Sheriff. ~ 'rnunsnn I *rico ner Your l l - i f intend na so nond-dui manorat the polwffia at Blallr, Nobr..ondar tho Ae t o 1 Con¢row|o i l la r c h 3 - nm. Evory mblcrlption ls regarded on open amount..The names oi 'ruoncribers will be hmhnlly n -s1nve.l1romourmai1i=\glilft\Nlll3aspiration of tha tim! paid for if the publishers be notmgd; other-wise the subscription will rmzaln In fomestthodeaigzmzed mb - ' ocrlption price.Every subncflbsr mm u n d t r s h n d u m ~ n o o d l - -. .. ., r . ..... . . .. ,_ _. ,___the title In sl.i d.na l estate ln said 1»hi1=Hff. and for otlger gqnit 'able rellef. Pmnaff fudher pray: the Cou' for its deaoe aneelling ol recur the mortgage made by Gnyha. Mehxem md Incy Mehxems, hur#ma a nd wi fe , w Igigh R. Fle t char, administrator of the eau: of J. E. Llppincott, decaued, 1 ui nw-.mmf s, us'/s,fue-1 1 cord on December 7, 1878 and rv [corded ln Book E ol the mortgage records of Washington County 'Nebruka, at page 501,Bemlrint lths payment ol $85.00 and mon 'gag-lng the Southwest Quarter oc AS TOL D BY 'mmm PASTORS rle dto Mi mHe lmJ .Hludb i ne a t lagan,lawn June 7,1893.To this union tour children were born twn of whom died i infancy. He haves to mourn his depar~ ture his wife, two daughters, Mrs. A. N. Fear Ind Mrs. Geo. Enynrt. bath of Bllir, n da ughter and 8 san by a former marriage, Mn. Anna Bo hm o f Oma hl and Geo. E.Phelps of Detroit.Mich., and ten `There are other rehtlves and many friends who will long remember him. The palhbearers were members o i the Woodman of due Wbrld fn l e mi ty ,tn which order the de~ :eased had long been a member. The funeral services were held at the Chrls5m chumh Sunday at 2 P. M., Re v. A. J.Hnrgutt of- fldlti ng and the body was laid fa rest in the Blair cemetery. Out of town mlaEves and friends who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. L. Bohanf Mrs. Geo. Allhaugh and Mr. Jack Daw- son, Mr. and Mm John Conrad and Mrs.irgil Conrad, Mr.and Mrs. C. 0. Augustson and daughter all of Omaha, Mrs. Cluintene Wauk and daughter and John Fear c l Winnebago, Mr. Carl Schmidt and children of Calhoun. The McCarthy Club gave a dance at M. W. A. hull last Fri- day night and had a big crowd. Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Guyer and family were dinner guests last Sunday atf-he Clark Lippincott homie. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andreason, Mr. and Mrs.Will Thurber of Kennard mul Orville Andreason of Centerville,S.D.visited Sunday |n|||||||~HHIHIHHIHIHIHIIHHI "Ac e" of A n i m u m l a n s ~''-,ar~|_~W ! .. 1 ! > `f~ ~iw! : The O t w e l l C h e v r o l e t H e a t e r The Adjustable Out- let fits ineonspicuous- ly under the. dash- board - The best point for giving your car uniform temperature. Ha v e s ummer co mfo rt i n zero weather.Let us install one today. vi..££'}T ilf n s C h e v r o l e t Company , '|l|||I|||llmmmnnu||umm|||m||mm CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHA. F. Newell.Pastor Public worship Sunday lt 11:00 :a'aiY" east Washington street. 1. N. Hansen, Skov Nidisen, Mike lngerslev, Louie Munk, Jens Jen~ sen, A. C. Hansen and H. J. Hun- sen.In the evéning Mr. and Mrs. Chris Frahm and daughter of Ca\~ houu were also present. Miss Muriel Nielsen,daughter of Mr and Mrs. Walter Nielsen of the Ruse? Hill neighborhood, is at Another Helpful Poem will be read during the service. Church School at 10 A. M., Prin. ,F .E. Flack Sup't.The new orsilf is being greatly appreciated by the primary department. The young people's group will meet as usw at 8:30 for its dis-lmum me e t i ng ,continuing "l n His Steps". The Annual Meeting of the church and parish is to occur nan |week Wednesday evening,Nov.12 in the church dining room.Light nireslimenfx will be served, and a. _brief review of the wo rk of the Iyar presented All olfldnl organ- izations and ¢-.hutch committees ,mu be Na dy with digested re- port.s, and iuch officers elected as are called for by the Constitution. ,This annual gathering is n pleas- am mixture of business and lel- lowship, and a large attendance is urged.|Plans have been made by which 'sezerid auto loads of our people fwill probably be in Fremont., this Thursday afternoon and evening »..ings of our Nebraska churehés. The banquet will be served at 6:30 and there will be two evenin- spelkers.Rev. Rudolf Hem, gen- eral superintendent of church work among the Indians in the Chey enne river,Standing Rock,and Rosebud Reservations; ' and Rev. H. B. Newell, D. D., n brother of _the pastor, who represents the for- eign work as he has known it in Japan and Korea. the Clarkson hospitai in Gfmaha for treatment for a few days. Dorothy Gray of Fremont, spent the week-end with home folks. Mrs.Ja m Anderson o l west South street entertained Oct. 29 in honor of her birthday.A t five o'clock she served a nice chicken dinner 1.0 the following: Mesdames Miss Olive Loftis of Omaha, spent Sunday evening at the Lads Larsen home. m a . .Clplain Hmm! Hodgkinson af the Church Army will have thlrge of tha! morning ee. Everyone is invited to attend. Backach Leg ai|1 s ll Gottlnk U Nights,BacknchBroquent day "Yu Leg Palnu, Nuff zunnons, or Burning, due to funcllomu Bladder lrrlution. in acid condi-Jonla makes you (aol tired, doprenedmdlncouruged, try the Cyntex Test.Works fm, :Lana clrculntinr( thruthe system n 15 mlnutu. Prnlnod bythousands for rapid nndcglosiuve nc-.mn_ Don't #53 uD- 'gy sux (pru-'xuunced Slns ex)1 ny, under thelmn-cud Guarantee. Must quicklynllny these condlllons, lmnravo tent-rul nnwp and energy, or money buck.3n1y 80c at THE BLAIR DRUG COMP= AN X ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL c u u n c a Grant St. Sunday School, 10:00 A. ll. Moming Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 A- M. Young People's Fellowship 5:30i .:-,._The world is not lost;millions are working to save it from loss. Let each do his pun in hi s o wn little comer. If y ou have no church home, come worship with us and make the Christian church your church. BAP'l'l.'~lT c uuuc n L. J. Moran. Puwr Sunday School, 9:45 A. M.Moming Wo rddp, u A. M. Junior B. Y. P. U. 3:80. Evening service, 7:30. - Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8:00 P. M. Choir Practice Friday, 7:30. Lust Sunday was u wonderful day on which lo worship the Lord, We are sorry some _of our mem- bers could not avail themselves of the privilege.We remembered you i n our pnyers,though you wen absent I am sure you were pfqyins for us who had the re- ap lxibility of oarrying on the wo k.Hope you are able to be back next Lord's Day. Did you forget that the expenseofoperating the church was the same as if you had been present? "The Church calls lor courage. courtesy, cooperation, cheerfulness and compassion." It is worthy of your support. |¢ .A. J . Hargaett, Pastor Bi ble S c h oo l, 10 A .M . Mo r n i n g W o r s h i p , 1 1 A . ll. Ch r is tia n En d e a vo r ,6: 30 P .M Pre ac hi ng , 7: 30 P .M . Mi d - we e k me e ti n g W edne sday . 7 : 3 0 P . M. A la r g e audienc e gr e ete d th e pa s to r a n d wi f e Su n dh y even i ng , on their return from the Interna- nay , a n me w est fr ont do or of the W nshlnmnn ffrinnf tr Fnuuvi une nn .|: r'Flour-» O m a r --$1.49 M a i n t o p »»$1.29 S n o i v F l a k e »..$1.19 -'--'Buy Your Flour N O W "- ' North Side Store FEeat Specials ` for friday and Saturday »- Beef Roasts>- Shoulder Roast, lb.|s¢ Rib Roast, lb-17 I-lc Boiling Beef, nb 12 1-z¢ Hamburger, nb.11 1»2c Beef Steaks-- Round Steak p 1 Sxr l oi n St ak 3 0 C l b .'r bone Steak 5 This is all Young Tender Beef ~Also All Kinds ofN Lu exch and Smoked Meats / co mfy ,Ne bmka ,sell at plimie auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following described realdons ue made a pan or the con-u m between the publisher and subscriber. f o NOTICE COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON CQUNTY, NEBRASKA Estate of Belinda J. Banks, De- ceued.Notice is given to the creditors to appear before me at the Coun- ty Court room in Blair, Nebraska, on the 7111 day of November, 1930, and on the 9th day of February, 1981, for the purpose of examin- ation,adjustment and allowance of claims.All claims not filed on or before the 9th day of February. 1981, will be forever barred. Dated this 14th day of October, 1930. (SEAL)1. C. ELLER, §t.he Northeast Quaner and the Southeast Quarter of the North- west Quarter of Section 20,m Tovmnhip 19,North; _Ronge 11,[Em of the Gth P. M., ln Washing- |ton County, Nebraska;also can- eelung of record the mortgage ,mode by Gnyhart Mehnens ar' |Lucy Mehrena, husband and wife, 'tn Cornelia Barns, dated Septem- ber 8, 1881.filed hzr record on September 9, 1881, and recorded in Book G of the mortgage records of Washington County, Nehrnslux. nt page 148, secudng the payment ol $600.00 and mortgaging the Southwest Quarter of the North- east Quarter and the Souzheasx Quarter of the Northwest Quortw of Section 20,in Township 19, North, Range 11, East of the lt' P. M., in Washington County, 'N hraska; also camzelling of recon! the mortgage made by James P. Fox and Ettie Fox, husband and .wife, to John Bailey, dated Mardi -29, 1879, filed for rd on Aprh 1, 1879, and recorded 1 Book E ar f the mortgage records of Washin;;~lton County, Nehraskaf at page 58 estate, to-wit The undivided one-third interext iq thg Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SE)- of Omaha, Mrs. C11riEtene Wauk and daughter and John Fear cl Winnebago, Mr. Carl Schmidt and children of Calhoun. that children irritable and bl one it's your n~ Don't n i t u n t ' wrought nerves - :wah hal! the nig the wly for uno - day.Take two Dr. Miles' Nervlne relic! that iollo more before you Sleep-and wake the days' duties o Dr.Miles'Ne mnde in hw fo - Elferveacent Ta bl Both ure the thu-npeutically. 'Liquid or EB cent Tablets a t drug shores. Prlc~ $1.00 'D R M : NBR W H E N y o u _den ncises ||||||~||||~IIHIHIHHHHHIHIIHHI "Ac e" of AUTO HEATERS ~' ~'-,ar~|_~W ! .. 1 ! > `f~ ~iw! : The O t w e l l C h e v r o l e t H e a t e r The Adjustable Out- let fits ineonspicuous- ly under the. dash- board - The best point for giving your car uniform temperature. Ha v e s ummer co mfo rt i n zero weather.Let us install one today. Phone 219. V i n t o n E v a n s C h e v r o l e t worry cv err the noi se nake,feel z e - t e n to 'vez your aver-vé kept yum \t and paved mr mlunblanpoonfull of ,ndeujoythu Taka two go to bed.n m d y f o r pla u urs . ina i l now as-41 County J"d3°'fse»:urin|; the payment of $10o..\- CEGAL i~}'m'|cE Ignd .nibngggihg the Northwestgq u g wg r OI we n o n n e a a n Qu a r m rDcbcl Atty ima the Northeast Quarter of the fmt \£'AsHiNG'roNiN°"h'?°'* Qu§{'ter of Election ?'?-COUNTY Colr~mm'r\§ ;;g;§ i f§ § f,{"}Township19,North,Range 11 -uquxa ma\J\I\.|¢1 ; 'n 'uu-.».»u---.._Es uxte of Cha rlotte.Sophie A n - do,nion, deceased. No ti c e i s g i ve n to the c re ditors to a p p e a r b c f o m me a t th e C o u n - ty C o u rt r o o m i n B lai r , Ne br a s k a , o n th e 15 th d a y o f No ve mb e r , 19 30 , a nd o n the 1 6th d ay o f F eb - rua ry , 19 31, fo r the pur pos e o f e x. ami na tio n ,ad jus tme n t a n d a l l o w anc e of c laims.All c la ims n ot f il-= uri nn nv lmf n r n fh a TEH|rh lu n f l }Em of the 6th P. M., in Wash~ Iingmn County,Nebraska;also cancelling ol record the mortgagc made by Elizzie J. Sheds and Sol omon Sheets, wife and husband, to|Hnngale nk Crowell,dated Novem- ,ber 9,1881, filed for record or [November 10,1881, and Ncori' lin Book G of the mortgage re- ncords of Washimrtam County. Neb~ r raska, ut page 821, securing the payment of $449.70 and :mortgag- ing the Northwest Quaner of tho Northenst Quarter and the North- east Quarier of the Northwest Quarter of Section 20,in Town- ship 19, Norih, Range 11, East of the 6th P.M.,in Washington County, Nebraska. You, and each of you, are re- quired to answer the petition of said plaintiff in the DisLric Court of Washington County, Ne- braska, on or before December 22. 1980, or said Court may take said petition w be true and grant the prayer of said plaintiff. r HOSEA WILSON, 42-5t Plaintiff. Mr.and Mrs.Lyle Guyer and family were dinner guests last Sunday atf-he Clark Lippincott home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andreason, Mr. and Mrs.Will Thurber of Kennard mul Orville Andreason of Centerville,S.D.visited Sunday at the Chris B. Hansen home on east Washington street. 1. N. Hansen, Skov Nldlaen, Mike 'Ingerslev, Louie Munk, Jens Jen~ sen, A. C. ljlansen and H. J. Hun- sen.In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Chris Frahm and daughter of Ca\~ houu were also present. Miss Muriel Nielsen,daughter of Mr and Mrs. Walter Nlelsen of the Ruse? Hill neighborhood, is at Dated this 18th day of Octouer, 1980. 5'u|an|||||||||||||||||I||mIn|nmml|||nn||||||nl|||||I|||nn|||||||I||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||nn||||||||||||||||||m1§ 0/Hanlon & 0'Hanlon, Attys § § § § To:Joseph E. Lippencott Lippencott, real name unknown, spouse of Joseph E. Lippencott: Leigh R. Fletcher, administrator of the estate of J. E. Lippincoth deceased;Cornelia Barns;Johr. Bailey;Hung-ate &Crowell; Ettie Fox, spouse of Jalnes P. Fox;the heirs,devisees,lega- tees,personal representatives and all other persons inte;-este ReductionI Ii I I§n '£.he estateq of any of the ful lowing named deceased personf real n ames unkno wn: J oseph I-ILippencoti,J .E .Lippincott I A ! l 7 U U | ! | l Co rn eli a Ba rn s J o h n Ba i le y ; a l ~1pe r s o n s h a vi n g o r c la i mi n g nn); €».»A-"nv :.. n..u . . | :AL. / |U` Ri ght no w, whe n y o u are in ne ed of c lo thes and the winter i s just at hand, comes this Re- duction Sale ou Needed Garments.If you have be en wa nti ng to stoc k up on Underga rme nts. Hose and accessories. NOV/ is your time.Thi s fine salable Merchandise is taken fr o m o ur Regular Stock and has bee n marked down to a minimum..Sho p No w for your pgactical Christmas Gifts.It wi ll pa y yon.~ = interest in the East Half of thu Nonhwost Quarter and th West Half of the' Northam: Quarter ot Section 20, in Town ship 19. North, Range 11, East of the 6th P. M., in Wnshingtor County,Nebraska, real xmnrie.unknown, DEFENDAM 15, You. and gnch of you, are hero by notified d m o n November 1930, Hoses Wilson commenced u action in the District Court ol Washington County,Nebtaskr against you, and each of you, n defendants, the object and pray( of which said action is to obtal the decrees of said Court that fb plnimiff is the owner in fee simpl of the East Half of the rthwef Quarter; and the Wes! H of the Northeast Quarter of Section 20 in Township 19, North, Rangr: ll East of the 6th P. M., in Wash- ington County, Nebraska, and to remove the clouds cast upon thc iitle to said real estate by tho claims of you,or any of yo' to some right, title, lien. interest claim or demand of any kind what hoever, of, in or to said real es. tate,or any part thereof,whir- you or any of you, may claim 1' have therein, and to severally en join and bar you. and each of you your heirs, executors. ndministru tors and assigns from hereafter DANCE A T »K m g ' s 0P a v i l l o n 3 miles North of Blair On Hi ghway No. 5 sat., Nov. sth V»Music By L . L . B ] 0 R K oF L|~|c oLN. NEBR. GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC GOOD ORDER Car thy Club gave a a l ~W .A .~~F r i - an d ha d a b i g c r owd . Mr s .Ly'}e Gu y e r a n d ere di n ne r gu e sts la st the Clarkson hospi|.ai in Gfmaha for treatment for a few days. Dorothy Gray of Fremont, spent the week-end with home folks. Mrs.Ja m Anderson o l west R E B I M o r o n Car thy Club gave a a l ~W .A .~~F r i - an d ha d a b i g c r owd . Mr s .Ly'}e Gu y e r a n d ere di n ne r gu e sts la st the Clarkson hospi|.ai in Gfmaha for treatment for a few days. Dorothy Gray of Fremont, spent the week-end with home folks. Mrs.Ja m Anderson o l west == \ \ > 50c Bra $1 silk 39cBra; Note the Following Reductions sssieres .251: ]$l Non Run Bloomn Brassieres .506 pl Non Run Vests ssieres .20c $1.25 Garter Belts a ers 89c .894: a $1.00 .751: o 506 n's $1_oo I 75c soc n r 706 .s $1.50 When accurately and properly done with Modern Precision Lqulppment wul glve yousnappyperformance and 89c Blo $1.75 S 59a Chi omers lips 50c ~ $1 Garter Belts dren's Hose .35c Ii $125 Vishu: ('l:|,lHunter Brothers Flight gi Rayon H< g $1.25 Gir § $1.00 RajEQ1a n Q . - Y - . _ . ,~ " lu v v u u u n uase, 3 prs.$1.00 Sweaters . dles .$l.W $1 Sanitary Skirts yon Skirts 70C $1 W ool Tams 3 pins .$1.25 $ 1 Shell Knee Cottol Endurance Record cn ntinunus hm nilnsmade at Sky I-larlzmr Airport.l l l l b g l c u l L w w O *1< ~ 5 ` » ¢ @ f - RCA Gm adopted the Super-Hetarodyne principle for Radlolo seven years ugol,..Since thin RCA has spent millions bn Irs developmon!..,No wonder, lhan, that the sponsor of Super- Heterodyne should come Dui wivh a new Rodxolu Iour times more sensilive, Qhree times more selective than any r f\'\°d°|f amczingly more lifelikel site new lnslr scent n |one...Heur lhls exqul- umen! todayl You will be co turod by Its gorgeo Y . mplerely Cap-§ os lone and its exquisifo cabinetl 5 : oull be surprised of |he|ow price of $l42.50.= mm s~»J¢~H»»»~¢,.. ao. www nun -lwwmmic sown. nowhloan norD0 Lu: mad;L and Nm 5000HomeRecord' ..,_|,.-.. -- .--._.,~ _. ,,°.m dorm pa y nm-= ,uma umm E.Ac, rm. mn n E mio: mnlrd Combdmw- Pm vfvvh wb vw Imm.No |' =.~ p 1 . a u o u :g 2 5 1 , 0 0 S t e ] Values to __$1 Hand] Gowns Childre W o T h e m Chicago pins 75¢ ~Knit Underwearwas made with a Rebuilt Motor.$2.25 Scarfs Embroiden edtained with Rebuilt Motor Jobs ~ $1.25 Q size gggé 894: We are equipped to do c Qélililéins jobsomplete :n's, 2 to 14 years $2.75 and up n l - u nh iI - a n ls to 4s ~ ; »o §I - n ul - nI - 1 1 I n h -I a n - | n vpreci ated .E L " "" :_.- - - . . . . _ _ __l u n -"- - - - _ . . . . __ - § pne e=..-"-=B l i l i f NP'\r¢\¢~1»....§ Ask us for estimates.$5. 00 to $35.1surprisingly low All cut in nriu e1___Peterson Machine e Bargains must be seek; to be ap [and Motor \ R1 Ph¢;ne 230 .....~...... .... wvmmum mmm-||b¢m| qlur»ana ma your wana: uc. The Arndt Hardware Blgir, Nebr. \...,._f __| .':IM 'SSho?.¥.%»4 1_ ___Mrs. C. C. Van Deusen. ProprietorIIn i i |1|Innun||||||lmmmmlI|nn|n||||m|nInnm||||I|||In||mInIumlm||||m||||||||||lm||||m||||n|u||u|||||||||r Binh. Nehrukn. November 6. 1980 ul a~21-u mp- Bm- 42-lt Sat- D. c. ~hrs, A n n - 38-'Lf r d i s h e r r . 4 - l t l 1110" Mr s . a n d aen'é :4 Fumleure, ron and noor cove:- mgu.na m" B. Bendorl.21-u Potatoes-We have a few po~ tatoeu left at Farmds Elevltor. Ho o ks a nd s mdwd-42~lt Eastern Sta r will hold special moet'lngFl'iday evening,Nov.7 in order to hold i mma-y work. Potatoes-We have a few P0- taloea left at I-'armer'{ Elevator. Hooks and Svendgard.»42-lt " Regular woo Pennanent Waves, se me s e Now.Either Croginole or Spiral Wind.Phone 197.Mrs. K. A. Pound 28-rf | Mrs.Walter Gutschow took in the football me at Lincoln lastga|Saturday,going down with heri cousin, Lawrence Hansen of Ken ne rd Walter Nelson, Milton Robinson and Harry Beck were hunting pheasant in the western part of the Bmw 1.1 Mrs.E.A.Brumbaugh is .in Colmdl Bluffs with her u m m , Hrs. Hu;-has who in ill.' M n .I. H.Warrlck of Sidney, Nab.is v ldti ng her li ner,Mrs. Rosa Van Licw and her brother, M.Mehnns and fa mi llu. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cmldwell andI... drove to Lyons Sunday no viii lher mother,Mrs.Bertha Crosby and her brother,R.Crosby and family.. Henry Gosker, who lives south of Spiker, is the latest to report the loss of IW chickens which 'were stolen from night. Mrs. Catherine |nard entertained John Kuhr, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. fGeo. Kuhr, Jr. of Blair, at dinner Sunday evening. Naeve of Ken- Mr.and Mrs. mr mm Sunday | llrs . C. c . Norga nd of o mm, is vialdng her sister, Hrs. C. H. Koepke and Hr. Koephv. Mr. and llrs.Grant Ganz and children of Omaha, visited A few days at the Ed Lewellm home. Mrs. J. L. Edwards entertained st a bi rthday dillmr Nov. 2,i n honor of her husband. Those ww ent were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ed-wards and family and Hr. and Mrs. J. C. Edwards, Jr. M m W e mn Long entertained at a double birthday celebration last Sunday lor Weston and hisfa ther, Frd Long.She was as- slstai by Mrs. lang, Sr.The !ol» Cowlug enjoyed a lovely dinnerlnd supper:Mr .and Mrs.Earl Wal- ters and children of Jacksonville, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. August Wal- ters of Kirkmnn,Iowa,Mr.and I I. I 1| ;the Fontunelle neighborhoocheame I The Jolly Coffee (Iub held al Hallo\n'en pa rty la n Saturday evening at the hom¢ of Mr. and Mrs. Will Ryan.| Fred Guyer's ehlldren,Nadne and lh rl ly n gave a l~lldlowe'en party to about ilfleen lltlie friends lan Saturday alhernoon. Mr.and Hrs.Freeman Tucker had an Sunday guests, Atty. Sey- mour Smith and family and mo- ther, Mrs. Vickie Smith and sister, Arlene :dl of Omaha.| Mrs. L. F. States and daughter aooomvanled by Mr.and Mrs. Richard Pittman and son are spend ing a week at the homo of Mrs. States' parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Koopman. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sfeavensm of soverWednesday to the Joe La- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christensen visited thdr son, Donald and wl!¢ in Qmaha, Sunday. The Pinochls Club had their usual good g,-¢ the Oscar Gil- bertaon home edneaday evening. Mr. and Mn. A. T. Allen spent n few days last wee visiting with friends and relati at Fremont. Hr. a n d M m J n Fick vidtod at the Carl Poulson home in Coun- cil Bluffs last Sunday.Mrs. Fic! is a siiter to \Mr. Paulson. M n and Mrs.Ray Casey and family ot Kennnrd, vialfod at the parental,Chris B.Hansen home Saturday evening.° Mrs.Jerry Foley and Rosaliefwok Miss Vina back to har school nt Elkhorn Sunday aud»visited'lilends there. Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Swisher re~ ~m l Fu mi tu r e , ru g s a n d Hoo : c o ve r - B$~llk th e w R. B e n d o r f .21 -tf Bo a ts !Bo ar s!Boara,li n d so me Its.Ho se a Wiison.42-2t F o r S l l e - - A red bu ll.Ph on e 2 2 o n 54.Ha n s Bae 42 - I t a ..;|.~_ For Sala-'Iwo pure bred Here ford bulls.Hosea Wmon.42-2t.' Highest prima paid for produce. Pham zsa Farmer: Produea Co. _ss -u Judge I. C. Elle: wu a sunday dinner guest in the A. J. 'hyhr home. For Smale-'I\vo year old Short- hom bull. Phone 111 on 41.M. P Hansen, Blair.42 -lt' »~'u~~»|¢| :l|~ Fm-nituxe, mn and nm Ing-|.Mlthnl B. Bcndorf. For Slle - A la w nod shire bon-L John Krueger ningmn, Nab. Inuie Wolif of Omxhn, I~ urdly night for Wlahlngton to be gone ma days. For Sade--Polnmd China good husky fellown.Wm. strung, Blnir, Neb. aner wlll enter-dvnumu nuluzeruug una um umevening bridge [ails removed Monday at the Uni club an her home nen week.Ivenity hospitd in Omaha. Pav §nln.....PnlanrI Chinn Rnnrnl FUI." S818 Y n u t t e d P i i l l f l d ~ »--~ - -- ' - - -" " - " -- " " ° ' |'" " " "'" " "'" "m d Gilt One yea:ling P01and.boars.J.J.Jensen,Arlhlgtuu.tutoes left at Farnnefa EleChina Bd;.Iiuns Menckc..:2:;*|Rf~ 1.40'2*"Hooks and Svendgard. Chris K.Bendorf,Underu.king md amhlance service.Phones: office,161; nddence. 133.29-ti Mr. and Mrs. Gus Lundt and Mrs. Theo. Lundt spent last Sat-1 urday in Omaha. Poland China boats. Mr.and Mrs.Tad Hansen a n moving into the Menna Good house on eut Colfax SL C. K. Bendorl. licensed embllm- er and undertaw. Blair.Oliice phone, 161; rea. nhone. 138.3-Lf Mrs Fred Jenkins and KatherineForSale-Puxe bred Spothed -__Ivisxtaed Monday jvzth Mr. ,mnqng Fred Robenaon and son, C of Herman, .visited Dr. and C. R. Mead Sunday.< Mr. and Mrs. Waller Nelson family visited at Ed. A. Je: Sunday. c. K. Bendorl, llcenbed eml er and unde rtlw. Blai r.C m m -|I l l l t.H r .u \ d l l r | .G u y C o o k a n d i l y l p e n t s u n d a m e~K i r b y a n d M i n E m u H e t » | R | : r h a m s . , . ¢' I . ¢ " § . - . . . . . . . . . .. S I mln. in in than lTnivnH;i'I.1.r hnsmihall-\.___In ||||||||In|I||1|||||||||||||||m|||||||||||||||||||u||||||lu||m|||||||||||||||||||u|||nn|umnMMun|u||n||n||n||m||g Stability Yield Marketability E P br se °t sh 2 The Veritable Backbone of American lndustry § An iniexest in 33 of the grrute corporations in the U. S.Utility Companies--the g demand for whose services is t only wnstant but lrcreuing ~. E Progreuiva Companies-with raords ol constant gruwth as to Capital and Surplus E even in "Depresdoa" Periods _ Snbltantial Companies-whcse mmmon stocks are held by one of the strongest In-=sux-snce`Companies as fit investments for its Cash Resirverhands mnintained with ' g she States.:__ : :Ara you going na belong in the "l WISH I HAD" CLUB?NOW~ip Nc time lo bnild for the Inture E WE mvmz Yom! xuqumv ""5 HANSON & MEHRENS § Pil ot B uil di ng PHONE BLACK 13 E' Stocks Rai Es tate Bonds Insurance § Darin; the Hrs! six rn anlln alone ol 1933 Pu blic Ssrvic e Trust Shxrex paid 1 Cuh Dividen d nl $13.20 : : on every $100.00 invesied = n|||||uun||||||||||||unnln|u|u||||ll1u|n|||||||nnnl||||u|ul|nul|m||||||m||||||||||uum|||||||m||||||||||||||||||nE5; cum Rathman, Howard an~ Roy visit me Live stock and Horse an~ Rapid Citi s. D.~ combining Long of this vicinity,Show..business with pleasure.1 l . ' h | |u s a I s | | l ; q . ; u l a | | ¢" '"'-' y a | v u u |L v l |I G I :» = " " " ~ f -$ 0 0 .° j ' 1 ~d r o v e t o ~N g b 0 1 »B y r o n B a t t l i n g o f A r l i n g t o n ,m O m \I T h e W .C .T . _ U .i m l l m e e t ,m t h S u n d a y t o v i s i t L e s l g e r C o o k a n d sp e nt. S u nd a y e ve n in g a t th e Mrs .M m an d Mr s .Gle n L v a n s m m l u m - C l l e b L o f t l s T h u r a d a y a f t e r -f a mi ly . w f :?.'?3f.`;"""£'i.'?..§'."°é§f-" og an dl B luf fs .tn P f i l i r n | » } r .'§...f.,`f"?ff'."'§fT'.f°Illi no i s passed th r o u g h B la i r la st als o a t th e Osc ar *f;I J »fé" `iw§é we s t o f He r ma n . Mr . a n d Mm. Nic k S c h a r e nb o c k o f Coun c il B lu f f s ,a n d M r .and 1lr{ra.Clarenc e Goc henouer o f 4| 41-2t*a; §.;;,T§i,,.John R.Weber of Page,Neb., spent the weekend at the home of his mother, Mrs. John Weber, on east Colfax. |Mr. and M R. E. Vinton and ,}],,.f""""" " " " '"'"" ""'""'"° Su I Gordo d K th t edgngmSmrldat; aftesa wax Potatoes-We have a few ,,0.[*g; lvisit winh fdends at Glen ood :ames..1ef: at Farmer's Elevator;si'lliooks and Svendgard 42 1 a|Miss Mattie Weber, who ténchea;Q\\i§u nn] nununnnin 15:12.--L __;_t| nday enroute for the west.u s become the practice of la¢€_!0 ive cars through to their destm- b height.on rather than shin y Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Jensen.Mr.! Omaha, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scherdin. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stubb enter- tained last Friday evening honor ing Mrs.Ma nda Smi th of Nor- I"orRent-Thnée dandyfu - hed' near Arlington, attended the reachl ""'_j;;§ ";§'"'""~"'='""=~...p ces.Th .Wahl-rooms for llght housekeeping. Hot, ers _=;~=»;g~°»;"3 9"»;g=~h and strom with A. M. Lundgizd, Coun- water heat.Wm. Bryant, 102 E. ~ ,e _e ~em vn on-le dl Bluffs, Iowa.30-261 Colfax sf.41-41'°In cn Y'.Dr. and Mn.L. 5, P 'fMrs. Theo. Lundl. is enlenainlngi Por Sale-Pure brlrd H"mp8h"e|Fremont were S ds "IS" o ,un y mner~-b-d bears.Large heavy boned long~ 11225, '.:r:.22°';..;°'I:;.,.';.';§»°»d =-- just =»=@ type ~;:::".:; "'°.,§~ w. ~ ~ alwrnoon..|for bradmg purposes.E.N,Mn.u-'.'l¢y.NaShvill»=.N=b-as-11.The ladies ?f the Chfisliffn "2i'I°".fLf'l°'I',f'°£'f°Ll?l`.f?fffl George and Mm m u Terrell S2352 "i'i_'E_"i'5.°'3°f'!"' *""'¥| and Mrs. H. Nelson and two sonsm'"\. Oklx.Others present wereol Danneborg, Nab, vislwd mm.M"~Snuth's parents,Mr. and `Friday until Mohday wml t.heir'M"s°Skov Nielsen and Mr.and cousins, Mrs. Julius Petersen, Mrs. Mrs. H. J. Hansen and Viola. A. R. Brock and families and Mrs.Mrs. Gus Scheffler was called toJames Kirby.Califomla Tuesday by the ilCnessMisa Myrtle Short was operat- of her daughter, Mrs. Bert Wil-ed on for appendicifjs at the Im-|"""'°~Mrs. Williams wu bltben mmuel hospital in Omaha and is °7= the arm by a black spider somegetting along nicely.Her mother'm"f 38° md_in.t'lrnm:tory rheu~ E QA O |1151 | u v | | | | |" " j 'l.|\\:\\ »l5 ||».Lux a n d ~~ ~ i n l5&l.lUlUl.l UI I I II EI 'il ll ll H 1 8 0 0 a H C R !L I I 3 R W _~h g g ~d ° " » n I U R U S U J B e t ~~i g ~" 8 5 °W i l l m i l k ;a n m e a l h o m e . | t h e C l i f f o r d M u n s o n a n d M R " " " ? 'o f m o n e y .' t h e r e w i t h h e r .' h e r C o n s i d e r a b l e d i s t r e s s . 4 2 I t H a n s o n 8 :M e h r c n s ..'.I C a d y h o m e s l n O m a h a ,l a s t F r i -C h a r l e s a n d R a Y m ° H f 5 C a d y U f ;M r s . E a r l H i l l m a n w a s t a k a n t o A n u m b e r o f f r i e n d s f a m e i n M r .a n d M r s .C l a r k S t n c k l e t t d a y O m a h a ,c a m e u p T h u n s d a y a ' n d t h e I m m a n u e l h o s p i t a l i n O m a h a - l a s t ' I ' h u r B d a y e v e n i n g t o t h e H a n s ?.,".ff ff L " } " . i l " f _ 5 , , " ' 1 ' ? l ? 'f f. . _ 'f . ' f 'f " . . , f' . f i M e a t a n d g r o c e r y b u s i n e s s i n 1 E ? f ' E , F f ° ' * ' °T e r r e l l s p e n t t h e d a y f w l w r e s h e u n d e r w e n t a n o p e r a - | W ! 1 1 f h'3E'="°' ° ° ' ° ' ¢ * ¢ " d b e s t w i s h - Iabr. wccn nul. pan un.;nu:1\: I|u::;|..'t h n v m I nwi ll ma k e th e i r h o me .I t o m g ~ F o r S a l e - P o la n d Chinn.boars,| riRht_g m g j to wn re tur n s $ 1 5 0 ' " " " " " g [ ti o n f o r append ic itis 1|m| tl|mn h r :h m m h t l Mr s . W .G . H l r d go n and d atllfh -V mn rn imr.Sha i n a e ttan FridayI°§ to Vem a¢inv alnnnhhlrulday-Sheon her fourteenth I severai I"":"l :_-'lo-;'e;i;:-" la r, Adi. entprtllned llr. and lin."";"',}|¢ I'"' g g i "g nice llftl-A h i n d : w i t h ~ Hmm" ¢ Mehr-em Joe Llzlln ull Hr. Ind Mn. A. mme home on 3m,,1,,_uh. wa s le ne d.The following l. M»1f1a.==»»~=f Pfs-'|':'§f.f"m ::..- phelllnt dilm¢r|_ un._ggwu-g.w¢»dua spd Qin. ;_°_ =; *2$.¥.°' ..;"f;.f"2.2E";.§"EE mr e d by th e Ou tlo o k ,2n d p n z e _ w j n Jr. Yearling at Nob. sme Fair. ""'"as-if Harry Selu _fU""'f,f_"c h a n *|¢'li.r|¢|\r n i n h i | " " " " " " " ' !\ . |\ . u \ |4 5 IAQ n ~~aj" """ "'Annu.uuyluv |.\C\3ll|.I\],[3ll.'I.§r o f c hi ldr en a t a w i e n e r l m n Ch r i s La r s e n a n d Do r o th y L 'M|»,_ |:'_ 5|f 0 lk. .g .......,,......, ..,.........-..-,mv..mon o m :pen ' i || _a _l m 'Mn. J .A. Verplnnck of ~~§.E`|>¢In t Sunday ight and hunday R;Pet" 5,ad; T;¢m|;u.,_ illo, Texu, 'pu hu been \dslting'm|n, with her mother, Mm. Jas. Stlpk- Tomblad.her plnntl, Hr. and Mrs. Elly wig," '°'!:.______,A wmnmea Numa parlor md . Q _ ""Z '-"'.P'!' "P"week: _md sin hgnoxj of Ednq .Geqrge D r y G o o d s Chenille Rugs, 24"x4s"____`_s2.95 Towelings, bleached, yard --.15 amiz Wool and Cotton Blankets, each -- 4.95 52-inch Drapery materials, yd.--- 1.00 Lace Panels, each --1.00 to 3.25 Curtain Scrim Panels, each -1.00 to 1.19 Cotton Crepe Bedspreads, each 2.39 and 2.75 Rayon Bedspreads, pastel shades, each 5.95 Rag Rugs, each ---»88c, 1.00 and 1.25 Royal Lemon Cleaner, pkgs. .10, .25 and .75 Wedding Breakfast Cane and Maple Syrup, 65c can special to close out .35 Everything in'green and rose glassware. Come in and see our line before you _buy elsewhere. _ Pure linen, unbleached, ya}E -2 Good C0mforts,each ---2.98 and4.00 Cotton Blankets, double --3.25 to 3.75 Children's good, durable School Hose, Perpair ---~---.25and.50 large Bed Pillows to match, set - 6.95 Rayon Spreads (Baranette Satin) with Chase and Sanbornes seal brand Cof- fee, $1.75 £9¢3E!93f» §PEf=EL3;1f;~_f>°" 1,25 Groceries Ladies' fleeced lined Hose, pair --.45 Best quality filled Comforts, each -- 7.50 Cqrhin Scrims, colored figures, yd. .50-.65 Best cut of Beef Roast, lb.--23c Lean, meaty Spare Ribs, per Ib. --17%c Meats f'h gro\dH§f\Bf|§r, pe}lI§f1 f7%c P. & G.fC§li_Sauce, pi?ii:"i§r ~-$135 D9vnies(12incarton) carton ---.25 Ladies' silk ang! wool Hose, pair -- 1.00 Everything .in stamped Art Goods and the prices are right No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams,half or whole Ham, Ib.----~-27%c Fancy Sirloin,T-bones or Round Steak,perlb.------35c otex (12 in carton)carton --.45 Deckers Bacon, hal; or whole strip Ib. 25c Mr. and nm. c. E. Mouse uc-b -`m nie d Mr Bd M E lg _arber shop easxly woM $2800mpu.rs.ar ns»bvmldof`0mah:|to Lincoln last §;g;'1l';.'I£,"l.§,'°i..'l{'°}"Will con Saturday where zhoy attended u'el42-It Hgngm gmgichrens football game.MA mule belon `n z Gcor e r and Mrs Herman Wulf! andgn g o gFackler, north of Blair, got 1~°=~i';3'l'fi*' gg r.,,..5:,.T""'I,`L§'"M",'.§' gud "f°y°d. i.""° tle road on t'Ja me s Slanle to n lm Sunda v ml len. 'luesday for her home.` parents, Mr. and Mrs. Menno Good 200-acre good Iowa bottom farm moved on Tekarnah recently. well improved,8%miles fro ml The following were Sunday vis~ town.150 acres under cultivation itors at the Elzy Mi ng home: so.acres pasture.$80 per 8Cl'9._M¢551-5, and Mesdamea Henry Bor- Mlght consider part trade.'chewing and August Schenvell 42-It Hanson & Mehrens and baby of Fremont,Mr. and A The M E. church dinner at the Mrs.Albe n Ki m: o f Tekamah' l j j u r g d a y m g n t a n d a c a r m n l n t o ' e m o o n i t b r e a k i n g t w o o f t h e m u ! e ' s l e g 3 .'| \ n r Q u i n 1 | J | . . n n | n f u l r n a h ; n \ l |L I I .B l l d h i m *~PCUE YSEH O fIA v l L.nl\Avu "wav anauau uuuuusi x mi le s no r thwe s t o f Bla ir , a n d a q u a r t e r o f a mi le f r o m the gr u~ vel.This is known as the Frahm_ f a r m.W i ll s e ll o r wi ll ta k e o th e p r o p e r ty i n trade.Ho se a W ils on . .\ ' ¢ e l . l q v D 4 2 - r f ne ar He r ma n ,a r e th e pr ou d pa r - en ts o f a b a by b oy bo r n Thu n sd a y eve n i n g , Oc t. 3 0 a t the E mma n u e l ho s pi ta l i n Omah a .M r s .Petersen wa s f o r me r ly G Fa c k le r, On e stor y h k s to r a g e ga r ag r 48 x2 8 loc a te d i n Bla ir , r en ti n g fo r THE HACK SAW Armistice Day Dance Wool and Cotton Blankets, each -- 4.95 52-inch Drapery materials, yd.--- 1.00 Lace Panels, each --1.00 to 3.25 Curtain Scrim Panels, each -1.00 to 1.19 Cotton Crepe Bedspreads, each 2.39 and 2.75 1 -See o u r N e w L i n e of Che- ~.nile Rugs, Curtains, Drapes, / ~B e d S p r e a d s a n d B l a n k e t s . ~N e v e r l q e f o r e h a v e y o u h a d s u c h a w i d e - - - - .--- r i n th e ear ly da y s convehsation a t th e Sun day di nn er wa s all a bo ut th e se rmon No wa da y s it' o a ll abo ut th e fo otb all sc ams o f th e d a y before. Th e elec tion exc ite- me n t wi ll soon be ove r a n d every body c an se ttle d o wn bo wo r k ag a i n , Th e ladies o f th e D a n i s h Lu th e r a n c hurc h ar e h a vi n g their ba za ar i n th e ma r c h ba se me nt o n Fr id a y , No v. 7 th . a y VO JME 5 Blair, Nebraska, November 6, 1930 NUMBER 2° /=1ff=f""Music byf -- D a m o n ' s I - l a r m o n i a n s Of Omaha King's Pavilion Good C0mforts,each ---2.98 and4.00 Cotton Blankets, double --3.25 to 3.75 Children's good, durable School Hose, Perpair ---~---.25and.50 large Bed Pillows to match, set - 6.95 Rayon Spreads (Baranette Satin) with Rayon Bedspreads, pastel shades, each 5.95 Rag Rugs, each ---»88c, 1.00 and 1.25 L : tu ally h ap pe ne d in a n e a r b y to w n :A y o u n g ma m bo u gh t a n ice c ream cone. . ..|| ADMISSION $1 per couple Lddfes' fleecedlined Hose, pair --.45 Best quality filled Comforts, each -- 7.50 Cqrhin Scrims, colored figures, yd. .50-.65 D r y G o o d s Chenille Rugs, 24"x4s"----`~s2.95 Ladies' EIR :ind wool Hose, pair -- 1.00 Everything .in stamped Art Goods and the prices are right W J ~S K S 0 0 rn e zz or 33 " T h e Big St o r e "Blair, Nehr D9vnie s(2 inc ax;t g n ) ~---.25 Kotex (12 in carton)carton ---.45 Mm J. C. Sol! o~ Ponder, at arif Omaha hospital,Oct.31.Mr S011 was before her marriage Edith Schmaling and is a niece of Mr. Amdt. and Mrs. D. C. Vm Deuaen, Mr. and Mrs. E. Nater, Mr.and M1fi A.Grant Allen,Mr.and Mrs. Clyde M. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rhoades. Meats Royal Lemon Cleaner, pkgs. .10, .25 and .75 Wedding Breakfast Cane and Maple Syrup, 65c can special to close out .35 P. & G.fC§li_Sauce, pi?ii:"i§r ~-$135 buy élsewhere. (ting Flannels, yard --.20, .25 and .28 Q ~/se ection to c oose rom'~uc reasonable ~t- . .p r i c e s f o r H i g h C l a s s M e r c h a n d i s e rr 1 ~~r'_,¢~~"~S t a r t C h r i s t m a s S h o p p i n g N o w w h i l e y c u " " " = ' ~ = - ¢, , § f ' "h a v e C o m p l e t e S t o c k s a n d p l e n t y o f t i m ( it back lo the clerk and said," M u c h obliged for the vase/ Last week we gave you a few of the good points of the "Glow Boy"Parlor Furnace,and we wish m impress on you the fact much of the Glow Boy'1 efficiency and econ- omy come from its extra. heavy furnace construction. Frank-ly,Gluw Boy due~ not differ radically from other makes ir- uutward appearance but inside--where Fresh ground Hamburger, per lb.-17%c Chase and Sanbornes seal brand Cof- __ f°¢» $1.75 "°"'~i|¢fz§|E§lf .!'"" .1.z§ Groceries __I . : `1 ~ , |'~:" ~,. Toweling, bleached, yard --.15 anET2§ i'f.'s a gbod thing New York extendsPETEHSENHARDWARE Best cut of Beef Roast, lb.--23c Lean, meaty Spare Ribs, per Ib. --17%c Page linen, unbleached, yard --~ this country.Nc alher town h a 1 enough sex-up l>BP6r walked outside uieat it, then brought Blai r. Nebruh whol~ Ham, m. - -_27%c 1 ::5 I Fancy Sirloin,T-bones or Round Steak,perlb.------35c Deckers Bacon, hal; or whole strip Ib. 25c the heat comes from Glow Boy has con- struction and exelw sive features that ure not approachcd hy any other. Household Hint! A gbod way to make your wife quit diet- ing is to take her a fiw»pouml box of chocolates. Don't get excited when the modern girl bluahes.It's mostly put on. tab le s of b ri dg e la st Thu rs da y af t- ern oon at a Ha llo y ve'e n p ar ty . Mr s. Alb e rt W i lk i n s wo n fi r s t p r i z e a n d Mr s .A l Reel1,consolation.Re- fr e sh mc n ts we r e served by the ho sb ws . $420 a y e ar c an be bo u g h t f o r $300D.A go od sa fe in ves tme n t wi t h a \ 1 0 %re tu rn .Ha n s o n & Me hr en sI .4 2 - lt 25 l:elow. §¢ero and it. f lo ws an d iubricgtes.Pa r a f f i n ba s e - - wi ll not,..' b r e a k d o wn un de r hea t.Lu b r i - Mxss C h ar lo tte Ma he r e n te rta in -...'c af es an w a r m we athe r.W i n te rod a t. di nn e r la a t Sa tu r tlay e ve mn g g i l 1 6 % c L.G |_i ts .G bl i n h o n o r o f th e b i r th ann ive rsa ry q a o a m co f Leslie Rey nolds.Oth er s pres-Sto nes , F remont, Nebr ask a:42 - lt o n t we re Mi s s Ag n e s Gi lbe r tso n i Ke n n e th Gaines,wh o teaches Mi s s A g ne s Gi lbe r tlmn an d J a me s *near Beatri c e, No b., wa s c alling on an d J a me s Ma h e r . An e xp lo s i o n oc c urred la s t F r i - da y mor n in g a t th e Neb r as k a- I owa servic e sta ti on wh e n Be n Bai ley Bla ir fr i en d s la s t F r i d a y wh i le on h i s wa y to W a y n e .Ke n n eth li ve d i n Bla i r wi th hi s pa re nts a f e w y e ar s ag owa s wa s h i n g winxiows wi t h ga so -I Mr s . Oli ve J . S mi th a n d d a u g h - li n e mu l :u rn s i n i n t a c t wi th a n ters, Misses Fran c es an d Grac o at- e l e o t r i c l i g h t ~~ . p r o n e o m i t teiuled church in Omaha Sunday meme the statxon and did consid-with Mr.and Mrs.B.B.SmithGrable damage before it. was ex-| and family and were entertained. tinguiahed for dinnel at their home A Miils Helen Fackler, who attcnds|The wiiter and familv had nlPeru State Normal, came last. Wed | real feed the other day. "'r1&RL;.=¢§1| nesdny cvcning to spend the week-- the courtesy of Howard and Glen end with her parents,Mr. and.Masbers of nedr Arlington, thrce .1Hrs.George Fackler.near Blmr.fine sumrrels were rw°¢=1vnrl nn ,s. Earl, Hurst- of Pe ru, wa s her guest we mu é u w i ? 1 ; h £ = £ § E , u I § § é 1 ` ~ over Sa tur d ay a n d S un d ay .Ho\v.»i &nd ove r :i s a mre de lic a c y . ar d Fa c k ler to ok th em to Pe r u o n Amon g th ose who drove bo »J .. in- Sun da y after no on \c o ln to a tte n d th e Cor nhu ske r- - " } I l ' >a n d M r s A ~D o b e l e l l - ' P i t t s b u r g h f o o t b a l l g a m e S a t u r d a y ¢ h P } u ; v \ n || u / n l " n u : L n . ... . | .m - --u a p c u u c u | . n c l u . ) ' | . u l . u | . u ¢ : n u : i u l .a seven o'c lo c k di nn er la st Fr i d a y even in g,fo llowed by pinoc hle 'There we re s i x tables o f players Hr s .J d i u s Petersen a n d J .H . Gr i m m holdi ng h i g h scores,Mr s . Henr y J ens en and Mrs . C has . Han- sen,lo w scores,a n d p d z e s we r e award ed ac c ordi ngly .A ll r e p o r t a plea san t eveni ng. Mr s . W i ll Ro e h e n te r ta in e d a t a pa rty la s t Fr id ay even in g i n ho no r o f he r b i r th ann ive rsa ry .'There we re aro und fi f te e n pres ent an d the e ve nin g wa s spe nt a t pin oe hle, there being three tables of play ers. A delic ious lun c h wa s served by th e hostess.Mr .a n d Mr s .Reeh we re H u g h Cooke,B . F .Lu nr lt, Mr . a nd . Mrs . E . M. Be aty a nd Dr . a n d Mr s .R.B .Bu r r .Ke n ne th Pou nd a c c ompa ni ed Mr.Cook-e and Mr .L u n d t to B la i r th a t e ve n i n g . W .J .Sas ha s ins ta lled a' n ew di s p la y ra c k f o r s h i rts th a t i s on e l o f th e la te st c ontraptions o f i ts k i n d to be fo un d o n th e ma r k e t. Ea c h sh i r t i e wr ap pe d separ ately in a p r e pa r e d wr a p p e r th a t keeps away a ll d us t an d re ta in s th e sh ir t in a sanitary condition. Mr.and Mrs. Chris Bendorf, Jr. en te rtai ne d at d i nn er las t Tu es da y eve ni ng fo r the f ollowin g r elati ve s: Mr .ani!Mr s .c .1 .Ben dor f,Mr . also entenainmi relatives on IQn!"e'and Gui Bailey.T\.lEldly\\'a| ~!C. L._§en§lor:l"| birth lnnivernrg;|\QI1l t l r n e nm| and the affair was in his honorLastF'ri||n\nnf S11- ' " " " ; |v s s ` l l 'v i a a n yn i n t h b i n h a n n i v e r s a r y o f n l a d g l - 1 M r .a n d M r s .C K B v n d o r f P e t e r s e n ,d a u g h t e r o f M r a n d l e n e n a i n e d t h e f o l l o w i n g a t d i n - M r s .W a l t e r P e t e r s e n .S h e i n _ i I l 0 1 l a s t F r i d a y i n h o n o r o f t h e v i t e d s e v e r a l o f h e r l i t t l e f r i e n d s f i r s t .b i r n h a n n i \ ' ~ e r . s a r y o f t h e i r i n t o c e l e b r a t e a n d a l l s p e n t a i m q a u g h t e r ,. T h o m a s i n e ;M r s . m e r r y n f t f e r n o o n p l a y i n g g a m e s .L o :L y n c h a n d s o n ,R a y ,M r .a n d A b o u t f i w o ' c l o c k M m .P e t e r s e n M r s .M .R .B e n d o r f ,V a g u e N i e l s e n , = = < ' r \ e d d e l i c i o u s r e f r e s h m e n t s a n d M r .a n d M r s .D a v i d h i u m m e r t , a l l d e p a r t e d f o r t h e i r h o m e s .M r s .E u g e n e J a c k s o n a n d M r s . M a x i m :r e c e i v e d | n n n \n r o f f v m m ~ . _|N e l s J a c k s o n o f H e r m a n .Id a y ~"""»* I ; v 4 l' |The Women? Mission Circle of league of the M_ i the Baptist church mel Thursday Aimed at ,, g,||,,"._afternoon at the home of Mrs.H. chumi entert e'en party on Tuesday evening of last week vhez; there were thiny- four present.The party was held ar.the church basement.BettyEberhardt. and Howard Thompson Birdie anick.The meeting was'i n chaige of the president,Mrs. Ernest Tornblad.Lesson study and devotional was presented by the Marie Madetta group Ourrmd charge of me enueminmenr new study book, A Cloud oi Wit- and Dorothy Hnin was chairman nesses,proved wry interesting of t,he decorating und r¢fn>»=h_T§m the fall work is narting off ments.The young people have a mt h snthusiasm was proven byxsecret organization, the Ghost Club u ! ! !s z t m l n m l n l Blah-, Nebgpsh. Novembsr 8, 192--THE EN'|"ER¥'RI8E--P l n S x DALE Dumas |KENNARD NEWS -|35 51-_g 5-gg wg ~ wAsH1NG'roN NEWS ; nn nu _ l i |14 * W S ~ J bd Mrs.B, A. Gottaclx had her :nails zemoved Inst week and isetting alons nicely at min writing Herman Sievers has bean under he doc©or'a care for the pastweek.About seventy-five friends and eiatives gathered at the 0. <2 .iA|»\\».\.,.-...-|..| »Q"n4l¢<¢c h a n . r my gms .singing and 1 mock wedding was Lh¢ enteriainment cl I the afternoon after which A ln* was served.A number of friends o f Chri lSunds were calling on h_im Sdndly ~ afternoon while the Indies hook h nu. .\~......... -» n.. 1.i»u'|»» hmm; Il =g~ T HE PEACEFUL HILLSENDS SARGON To FAR OFF ROUMANIA l _The. program and sociabgiven Praide nt of Big Caxudinn Fi rm at me Pexweful nm school Thurs- S a n He Never Suv Anything day evening proved very success-'m Equal the New Tre|\ment.\f'" and was well attended. After taking five bot |oSnrgvon and two bottles of the s.,,.:;g;__d »§fZ."°x.'iZ¥.~n... gggd f ul" Pills I want to "Y that imtesdners' cenventlon ln Omaha.an my '10 years l've never ee'-11|Mr.and Mrs.o m V o n m a mythlng to equal this remarkable family vhitrd a t the Wm.Vosstreatment,"recently said Jacob home Sunday afternoon and help! Gherman,rms .of the Wesiern'¢d Wilbur celebrate his birthday.Hardware c<>..L u..Winnlpeg,\g g - ma b u a n .c.Kuhr at- C s n a d a , w h o mo v e d t o W i n n i p e g ~h :§ " " 7 " x g from Roumwil 30 years ago nndg o 7ning fwho hu nc qui rd extensive real Mu' ri e Kuhr and le on Wa d,num holdings in that diy-'Jack 31.1 Rdph Kuhr spent Sun~ "I n (Iwi.Sargon has been of day aflemoon at the August meh great help to me that I am Kahnk home. sending a tall treatment to two A number from this vicinity at- hiend, of mine baggk in my old tended the "hard time" dance at U ..the f The pupils at Peaceful Hill en- horne country.1 wrote them whatithe _ Kennard pavilion Saturday a wonderful medicine it ls and how evening.» mm - e d m y h m m a f t e r - » » ' . . . ; : ' - . ma s s ~ : . ° ° . a ; ° ° ; ~ other .medidnu and treatments C. Kuhr home Sunday afternoon: M M Wrlch d Geo"1 suffered torture with i»=a~ivl.i¢Z'é .l"{» ..Dick "'i<........T3 gestion after meals and only thoseyhume Sunday afternoon _who have had this terrible nfflic-i Edna,Catherine and Dorothytion know what u blessed relie1'it!Voss were among those to attend I Julian Juhgbluth had the min~fortune Wednesday while arrying an armful of wood,to ml a nd fracture his lame.He is under the doctors care and unable to get around at nil.Kermit .lnngblnth is doing his work and taking care of the stock.Mrs.m e Marshall entertainedFriday at n stork shower for Mrs. Hun: Broesch.The table decora-tions were pink roses and pink streamers with eupids.the a!t~ernoon was spent at games dtér whkh n delicious lunch was served Misa Sylvia.Jungbluth,Mi leHuy Maliek and Min Wiegan. ell of St. Joseph hospital, drove outfrom Omaha Thursday to visit atthe Herman Jungbloth home and attend the Larkin Club at the J. E. Jungbluth home.Mrs.lulian Jungblnth enter-tained the Larkin Club Thursday afternoon at her home.Those present were Mrs. Morris and B. F. Masters, Mrs. Lloyd and Frank Brovrn, Mrs. Nels Svandgard, Mrs. Herman Jungbluth,Mrs.Paul Jones,Mrs.Ido Jungbluth,Mrs. Frank Kastrup,Misses Sylvxn Jungbluth, Mary Mnlick and Wic- Tuesdny afternoon. ber."After the first few doses of Bargon my stomach seemed to :right itself.my nerves grew stronger and I began to sleep well and no w I om in better health generally than l've been in 35 y a r s ."I used to take a phydc almost every day ot my life,but since taking Sargon Pills my bowels are l s regular ae,rlo<:kwork.Their easy,natural action makes Lhem especially suited m elderly people like myself.I only hope _my "eleme nt will help other suffer- ers.".This is only one of the thous- ands of asses where grateful menIn d women have received such ¢.......a...»¢..|t..m~.nli=#mm Snrxrnn means to get rid of it.I also sul'-|a shower in honor of Erna Sundslgan of Omahh.A business meetfleredfrom chronic constipation al- at herhome_Sundny._Ji ng wa s held after which a two m o s t a s l a r b a c k a s I c a n r o m e m ~p 3 i » '2 " 2 '» 2 "' l l " " . § " " 'f " ' Z § { i . '. Y " § ' 2 l " ° " " °l u n c h _ w a s s e r v e d . : S e ' o n y ' a ;their homes. KENNARD RURAL JOTTINGS Ras Rasmussen of Plainview, |visi\.ed at the Pete Itasriussen 'home Tuesday.Mr nd Mrs Frnnk Nadve visa'ited at the Mrs. Geo. Naeve home II Wm. Kuhr was n caller at theLeon Hindley home Monday. Arl Jeffers of Council Bluffs wus a vldtor at the Frank Gasser home Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Gottsch and children were visitors at the John Johnson, Jr. hone Wednesday eve ning.Mrs.Geo.Frank,Mrs.MartinI s - - . . . . ~ . . ~. . . i r n . . .u i s l s l d r v i e . Mark Momson entertained at a Hallowe'en party Friday night. The evening was spent at games.Mr. und Mrs. Lloyd Brdvm and Leroy drove to Lincoln Saturday to attend thc football game.Mr. and Mrs, Charles Berry of Kennord, were supper guests at the Lloyd Brown home Sunday.Mrs. Frank diastnip enoartnined relatives at s H\llowe'en party on [Friday evening.I Mr.and Mrs.Julian Jungbluth had as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. B. _F. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rauslem of Scribner, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Williams ol Omaha. Mr .and Mrs. Bud Stricklett and Delores 1-'allen o i Kennard were visiting Monday afternoon at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd BrownMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown and lfamily spent Sunday at the Alton Andarmnn knmv Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hall were: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bailey and Bobble of Blair, Mr.and Mrs.Clyde Rosenbaum and Bonnie Lee, Harold PattersonandTaylorMeadowsofOmaha, |..o ,s- m s c B 'l§.......1 i i i ur v l ited with her daughter, Mrs.R. Androasen and lamily, Saturday. |Billy Plngge, small son of Mr. sa i d ~ H3 3 Plugge , ha s be e n _x wi c pox.Mrs . <? i ...Nelsen and Vera visited at Elmer Wrlght's Friday. Mrs.Oscar Anderson and chi.l~dren visited relatives here Friday. |Mrs. Louie Pohcx and children, visited sevew dnys here last w The Dorcas Club will meet Sat- urday, Nov.15.Mrs. Wm.Wul- bern will act as hostess at mis meeting.The lloyal Neighbors will not hold " g f regular monthly busi~ ness eeljng Friday evening, Nov. 7, due ro the district meet- ing at Fremont that night. Mr. and Mrs. George lledelund and Jeanette were in Omaha Sut~ urday on business.Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Wright and sons_v1sited in Omaha Sunday. Qllve Holmes, who is unendingMidland College at Fremont, spent the week-end with her parents,Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Holmes. Mr. and Mrs. I/eonnrd Peterson, Berkly and Mattie Jane drove to Qmahn Wednesday evening to vis- it nt_Bon GIissm:in's.Berkley and Mattie Jane remained until Satur- oy.\Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Alzins, Mrs. John 1-lull and Beverly Ann were lBlo1r \lsntors Thursday afternoon.l Mr.and Mrs.Charles Berry I 'Mm E. Berry, Helen and l.»ellie,| I And I-'red Knmer.I5Mrs.Floyd Alexander»returned' to Wayne late Wednesday algae' after spending several days at thehome of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl WardMr.and Mrs.Elmer Wright 3" in Omaha. on budnere Thurs- .y_1 H m m s i m , J r . ,son o f mr.`and Mrs. Harold Bates of Omaha, 'spent his vacation visiting with'uma .ml re l a ti v e s . |Ruth Hansen, daughter of Mr. ma Mrs. C, W. Hansen has beenquite ill :ith ncnte indigestion the wee .Mn. IL c. Blaco has been con- fined to her bed the past week ynth pleurisy.Mrs. T. E. French is aring for her.Velma,baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hillman, has been quite ill the past few days.A trained nurse,Stella Bryce, has been helping care for her.~ Melvin Nelsen of Bennington was a visitor here Tuesday.|A dance will be given at the Kennard pavilion Saturday, Nov. 8 Jim llovorku and his orchestra will fumish the music. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs.Frank Brownund liulwrence, and Miss Opal Mc- c ; IIII I ~CormiMn and Mrs. Sum Wright and Mr .and Mrs. Vogt came down from Hooper Saturday to attend the bazaar and visit friends.5Misses Fee and Virginia WrighL visited over the week-end at the home of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wright.Mrs. Cushman of Lincoln and Mrs. Pilot and son of Omaha. were week nd guests at Elmerweredinner guests oi.Mr$and'Mrs .Frdnk Stewart at Blsi Fri-Wright's.;'day night.7 I Rosemary Hedelund of Omaha |'mg Royal Neighbors were en-spent 'her vacation visiting with tertalned at a dress-up party nt her cousin, Jeanette Hedelund. the Harland French home lastl'.;°;'"°"'"". °ll`E'§'»'3="'The °":.%1;=:' LEGGE AND MARSHALL l eswhich a lunch eon§isting of w,d_l To SPEAK! wiches,salad, pumpkin pie and'"I coffee was served Everyone nres-i Alexander Legge ot the Federal, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Braesch vis- ited at the Martin Sands heme on Friday evening. Mr.and Mrs.Henry Gottschmoved from the Hlcloey farm lsst week to the Otto Gottsch home re- cently vacated by Bill Gottseh.Mr. andghin. I-larry Payne and family moved their household goods to Valley last Tuesday. They will rnlke their home there, as Mr. Payne will barber in one U! the Valley shops.Mr.Payne's bro-ther, Ed Payne will take charge of the shop here.Mrs. W. A. Kerstetter and Ed- whx spent sevenl days lust week a t the Glen Jefferson home in Omaha.Miss Dagmar Petersen visited relatives in Omaha last Sunday. Janice L.aVone, daughter of Mr. ganined Agriculture i n January, 1927. Tekamah-Tunberg Market join- ed Red and White Stores, Inc. Trenton "rntinental Oil Co. leased Consumers Service Station and sub-leased to Fred Fuller for operation under name of Fuller Service Station. Daykil.Grading work on nine miles of Grain Growers road west- ward from brick church to Thayer county line, almost completed. Mell E. Winset~ ELECT RIC & RADIO SHOP for Battery and Electrical Work Ph o n e N o . 3 Arlington,Nebr s u rv | | |||. v l r i |. . | | "U I .I .l .\o n H i . s s E r n n S \ md . s .H i s | S u n d a w i t h h a r hu s ba n d w h o i s l rec e ived ma n y be a u ti f u l a n d use-tr ve s t me n t r a t a n O ma h a h o a p i ~.Q/>§;°14 xgore GgUlI||S " \"$Hn~ Y 6 P a g k a g g |0 0 No failures when you use Gooelfs ._ Beal Pluake Flour. All you :zeal do "~_ . ln add wulcr, ali: md bake lo hav;».._"' pmcakes al light an n feather . . f ln -na doliclnun an you eva usted.~'"4 £~ Th l 'Gooch ckngc cnnuni ing ' 3 Ql4$ .1.,E....... 3§»-<»--y- The |:uns ~~ Gooch on the pncknge mean: highest '1_~.ST if 3 d~-Q, r' a quality . . . qunlily approved. ns cd-o _. ~*dcnoedhy\heGoodl!omekccpingS¢ml.s1;_,,_`' s ~ WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM GOOCH Mlu.1Nc & suzv xmn calincoln. Nehruk;u l~ coocn nonvcm » - » - ~ .w».....§'...»."i°{'.Zl.»....-=.*k =-=»~» v m .an-1 =.'f" '*r.Yallsvllamulnll lu n lvh u !| ¢ | , |Q.,¢| lik| i:Ih;0,» T G n n B H ` s E i n - E I ; ' - ' " " "= = - . . - : I : : ; ; i :;~==f ~ \B E S T s E | . | = - n l s m e \n A u r ' A | ¢ | :| : |n | | n m|||||||||||||||||||||||||||m||||umnn|||||||||unln|m|||||nlnuIn||||||||||||||nuun||||n|n|ln|u|||||u||uu|||||||||||||| nullII lu aluvu Allllluunu llll |lIln|\-u|-- """»nd H Juno ent had a jolly time ami is hoping'and Hon.can ll n'{§'{i»eH-"r§\§l lated at t¥:e"A. C- Anderson home Glen lluten '- the election for another party soon.[llanhell of Toronto, Clnldl weiiltmeo landl. Thunday.bluth were se:-dug on°'Tueldly.I Themnuallethodhthdieo Aidijeen secured as epukera for the:mary Blair;Mrs. Wm. Ounmngham and Qin. board m Arlington.m=».'m»=- 0-for 1-2-.~=\ r°=e§!=~ 'f'¥!'1£'.Y|.'1i===f1fes-=s:,=z£=§e.Jf°;=.f.,.=f1°.'a:¥; %'::.":}::'2.:5. *":,..°.£'"'f"l'.'!°'£.°B.E§==°f'! aw;-== »f ell »=s-:em '\I l v l l u w l s u a v u n n . - - , .1118! they have sent. i1 UV B! a nd f ri en ds i na T h e Ste wa r t P h u A .R.Ko ke s , Tek : f §Display of the Famous § |||||||||||||||||||||||||||m||||umnn|||||||||unIn|m|||||nlnuln|||||||||||u|nuun||||n|n|ln|u||u|u||uu|||u|||||||u§ ;You are invhed to witness a Special Saleand § 3 l UUE Slllill PH!UE5 M slum ~mms; Cornled Steers Are Steady, Others Lower, Top $i3.U0 }HOGS SIEADY |Q illc UP !Flt Lambs Fully Steady. 57.6367 7.15:Feeder Lambs 256956 Hlxher al.s:.oo@':.oo.Azci 'Sheen Steady. Unlon Swck Yards. Nov. 4. mo ...With a llhcral run of cattleMonday the marker.was lull: dead!on desirable ocrnled men nndxlow m A shade lower onothergrades md rmsen.Cow: and hellera held amd! and de ltrahle feeders strong.Receipts 14,000 head.Quotations on Cattle: Choice tc prime xearl-ln!!$ll.75@l3.00: |°°d ro choice yeorllnsa $l0.50@( ILM; fair w me yearllngs $9.5L | omso: common w tal:yearllns= za.5o09.s0: :mm yearllnss smoc 60.252 choice prlmehandy sheer:|u.oomz.oo: choice prlme hav; men ;xo.1s@u.s5; md. eholcf hav! men t1o.ou@xo.'15: lah' w [ood steers ;a.1s@\o.oo: common m ren- steer! s1.soes.1s: lair R cholce ted helfera s':.so@u1:: hlr w c hdc e fed cows $4.006 6.50:zood.choice nose beeves $8.25d9.50;hi r.good rms : I 1 M r s .C h a r l e s m l s i e l a r .a n a c n n - l e d m v i s i t e d a t t h e A . C .A n d e r s o a rh o m e F r i d a y ,~\ 1 M r .a n d M r a J e n s C h r i s t e n s e n I w e r e i n O m a h a S a t u r d a y .l r T r a c y a n d R e i n i n g G a s s e r v i s - ' r i l e d a t t h e L o u i s G o r e h a m h o m e ' l S u n d a y .I 1 M r .a n d M r s .W m .C u n n i n g h a m ' :a n d c h i l d r e n ,M r s .A n n a C a r l s o n , l | Mr.and Mrs.Wm. Hunt and lllr.|.| and Mrs.Art Deshler and babyvisitedat the 1 Torvnl Anderson home Sunday..Mrs. Geo.Name entenalned anumber oi' relatives and friends on Sunday in honor of her birthday. Mr. and Mrs lnuie Gottach and' children and Llllie Gottseh visited at the parental,Emll Gottsch home Sunday.. CALVES Do W ELL ON OATS Two pounds at oats per head per day proved Ko be a satisfactory addition to pmirie hay for winter- ing alvec at the Valentine experi- ment station of the Univerdty of Nebraska last winter.The calves on this ration gained 172 pounds per head in 180 days.Calvee on pralrle hay alone gained only 42 pounds per hand in the same six months penod.,Figuring oats at 85c per bushel and prairie hay at $800 per ton, the'extra gain on the oats fed calves colt only $3.30 Three fourth; of a pound of cot- wnseed cake per head per day was the only ration which proved to be bet!/er than oats as a supplement for prairie hay.The ealva on Q hundred. cotwnseed cake gained 118 poundsl 'a a Wee!-t:|1u Iuuuly rv:u.u.\u|l. wucuullth e c hildren we re ho me ,th e i r s t ti me i n 5 y e a r s th a t a ll we r e mome a t th e s a me ti me .Rosc oe >f Da ko ta , Vivia n of Omah a, I ne ne i f Mo n r o e , Hu g h o f Lin c oln,a n d we ll a tte n d e d .J Lola.S mi th , w h o i s te a c h in g i n th e Fo n ta ne lle sc hool,sp en t th e wee k-e nd wi th h e r p a r e n ts ,M r . a n d Mr s . W . D . S mi th . Do n o f A r li n g to n a r e th o s e a wa y l Su nd ay di nn er gu es ts of Mr . an d fr o m home.A l l dr ove to L i n c o ln S a t u r d a y t o a t t e n d t h e f o o t b a l l - " a n n . . . I . . . .A t \ f » \ \Y ' 0 K ¢ !\ 1 'h * h h . _tions at the Urgamzed AgncunureW e e k i n Li n c oln , J a n ua r y 5. .to. 9, | 193 1. Bo th of thes e men h ave s pok I e n i n Ne b r a s k a b e f o r e , Mr . L e g g e f a t th e H a s ti n g s wh e a t c o n f e r e n c e la s t J u ly a n d Mr . M a r s h a l l a t O r - I u m m m :| §~ ;~ §FOR 3 BIG DAYS November 10, ll, 12 §Through special arrangement, an expert f:om\the MO N- §ARCH Factory---the Lrrgest, Finest g Malleable Range §Factory In Ame rlc a --wi ll be here to explain ev e ry thi ng ta y o u, §the s upo rlorlty of MONARCH construc tlon. the many ti me and fuel sav lng fe atures §as well as the details ol our special offer durlng this sale period. §- You are going to have an opportunity to see the most E beautiful range display ever shown anywhere, a display of E the remarkable New MONARCH Range Design e§5 EEg§ EE: a l32'§.25§ §5 Cornhuskers.Mrs.Lee Marshall entertained the Colby Corner Club Thursday snex-noon.»'Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wager drove to Honey Creek Sunday to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Gus Wager.Mr .and Mrs. Frank Brown, Law-rence and Misa McConnick were dinner guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Charles Berry in Ken- nnrd Sunday.Lawrence Brown drove la L in- coln Saturday to attend the foob ball game.A group of about 20 boys and young men gathered at the Her- man Jungbluth home Sunday to play ball. i t i s n go o d idea.to le ave th e m outsi de i n n p r o te c te d pla c e u n ti l ...1 | | an - . yea:-'s swrage should be cleaned out of the cave or cellar before any v! the 1980 crop is put in.I ! there has been some spoilage in the storage room the walls and floor might be whiwwaahed or sprayed/with the usual bordeaux mixture spray.If the cave_or cellm- in not cooled of! or xf the ,., , . During Corn Picking --Is the Ideal Tim e -- T o h a ve u s Ove rhaul Yo ur Car Think it over AND Ln' US no THE Jon 1 Phone 18 K E N N A R D G A R A G E E f on -~...they we lost all their heat. Open crates and shallow racks an the best places in whic h w put the usual root crops and potatoes.In no ease should the vegetables be piled in a tight bin with a lot of dirt on them in clone up the air circulation.A false floor will per-mi t ventilation ol air under the vegetablea Read The Enterprise.Wnshing- ton county's largest publication. A A \. i w ~Have}5ur Y s u o v ~Sc ri b bl i n _ vs u c u . ' , ¢7 1 wrni'r|-la \`\ REDa m n / '"'\ \ LouineRice.wo¢1d famous owbdvddmnpoddwlyrudyour tdmmvinuzInd fault: in the drlvinm Wordl nnwink mu thlt ymx naibble whm"|ai.n¥.haught".Saad your"icribbliup"aai¢mztu1fm-muy »u.n»=\¢»-¢n.v1<hnd\b=M| x~b u d , c u t l n u n m a m m a D f n d h -m e a n A d d r u u l m d u i k n a m o l EAGLE PENCIL oo..N'EW1rom< WHY' Worry and Fuss with Old Tires when Good- years can be bought so cheaply? And Remember they must begood for More people ride on Goodyear than any other kind./ Rosenbaum Sewice Station Kennard ...Nebraska § \ _:__ =_____ beeves $0.'156B.25; common,f m n u n beeves $5.5U@6.'I5;:ood eh od oe : rw cows u . 1 m s . o o : n n z o m w d zx-an c a n zs.soe4.1s: cho ie e lig ht g ras s he um $1 .2 50 1.15::o od to ch o ic e a rm plier s $8.2567.25;fair bo good n m hdfex-s $5.00f%5.25:cu t le n $8.06 '(,.;.£C;cmn cr s $2.00 6 2.75:g m , b o l o g n n bulls $3.50@4.35; veal calves $'1.00@l2.00$heavy nu m c a lv a $ s . u n ® 1 . o o :u - m y wives 2:x.oo¢n5.o0::ood me choxue mockers $8.50@ 3.'i5;fan' w good 'smokers s1.2fs@a.so;common to lm : s t o c k e r s se . oo m.2 s ;f-1'l~Sh¥ I nudes $4.00G5.5D; good to c hoke: ~ teaim s'l.'r5@s,'15:t a k m l o o d feeders sa.so0't.1s:c o mmo n w | fair Xewer..ss . o we . s o : ' f e e d ln t helic rs s,1.:c a;s.ou:Swc k cow.1 u. W ® 5 . 00 :m e k helle rs $5 .000 1.00:g we k s te e r c a lva $1.506 3 10.351 s to c k h e i le r c a lm 8 1 . 0 0 6 8.50. F A T s n m z r B U L K D m m So me 12.000 sheen a n d la m b ; ' x m v e d i o r t h e p e x l n a d n y d t h c Ink mu d pri c es r uled N-US s teady on ht llmhl a t $' 1.z so 'r .1 5. F ee d- f c '%"3§'F\"°"?°?°°? """°! ef \~: c I x Y ( l 4 1 1 \ sompared io 172 for the oats fed rrwn-The coat ol extra gain on he cottonseedgcake lot was $8.05 >er lnmdzed compared with sam, Both of these ration.; were farsuperiorw pralrle h i y md a widely advertised commercial feed :onbaining 12% protein.This com merelal feed and prnide hay pro- duced only 98 pounds of gain at a comparative cost of $7.76.The cubes were figured at $55.00 per bon. With ;\ decline in horse popula- tion the mlrket demand has nut been so good in recent years for pralr"le`hay and oats. Both of these crops are considered by most farm- ers as farm feeds.The 1930 crop of oats and prairie hay is said r< be larger than usual.Taking the Valentine figurm as a basis, tha 1930 crop of calves oh prairie ha; will probably pay more than U11 umll farm price of oats this win h r . CLEAN UP STORAGE SPACE P0991 nd not _¢;°ns__my r ____ =_=____=_=_==__=====__=________ Eis Whether yuu n nl n range now or later come In e d n thls I t resting a a educa- tlonnl dlsplny.Ev ery housewife appreciates the adv antage of klompnctness and §.the dlndvanmge and needlessneas ol great. large kltehens wlthungainly equipment =REMEMB ER T 00 that abeautiful, practical 12-piece set of Never~Stain Steel Cutlery,or a valuable set of Vollrath Enamelware in Pink-Pearl or Apple~Green finish willbe given ABSOLUTELY FREE to everyone purchasing a MONARCH Range During this Special Sale. Remember the Dates,N o v e m b e r 10,l l ,I 2 E =...H= Nick Frledrlchsen ardware §Phone 49, Kennard, Nels. E 5 §3.§§§ F o r B e t t e r T R A N S F E R S E R V I C E C a l l t h e TRANSFER cum. lata, Prop.Phone |09 I I I Kennard .Nebraska stored in 'the vegetable cellar or in s c oo l, we ll ve nti la ted b ase me nt as so o n a s th e c e lla r o r b a s er r e nt i s cooled o f f an d cleaned.A l l th e loose d i r t a n d rubb ish f r o m la s t what mu thlt y ou lc ribble 1\rhc n."los i.nthouglnt". Send your"| cribb.'|.ingn"or signnturfm' lllhlydnlocloouthupvlctmeurlthe Mila(Nil. cutfroml bot ol lllkldtl pencils. attencultl. Addf\IlL0\|ia¢Ri¢:~n.elr¢0f BAG!! P ENCI L c o we w YORK [ 'l* I ibout_|tes.dy FAT LAMB5:Range lambs, (ood w choice $'I.25@'l.'l5; muselambs.. mr w good $s.1s@'1.2s: nativa lambs. :ood m choice $1.25_ov.1s: sham mmm susomss. SWE: Fat. :ood tn choice $8.00 os .so : ht. :ur m g m : u w 3.00: bradms,yeaxlinu to four $5,00@6.50:une in three yur(breeders s}.'1s¢i>4.'1s; feeding ewes |tL't5o2.so: cull md eanner eva \tmuo1.'1s. Te hma h--K.St:-an opened to m m f . Onrtib-Elnctric Theatre opened 1d&\ tnllde eqdprment. c°;¢,4dg¢_0m mlle of road gn- \\\\ F o r B e t t e r T R A N S F E R S E R V I C E C a l l t h e TRANSFER cum. lata, Prop.Phone |09 I I I Kennard .Nebraska stored in 'the vegetable cellar or in s c oo l, we ll ve nti la ted b ase me nt as so o n a s th e c e lla r o r b a s er r e nt i s cooled o f f an d cleaned.A l l th e loose d i r t a n d rubb ish f r o m la s t what mu thlt y ou lc ribble 1\rhc n."los i.nthouglnt". Send your"| cribb.'|.ingn"or signnturfm' lllhlydnlocloouthupvlctmeurlthe Mila(Nil. cutfroml bot ol lllkldtl pencils. attencultl. Addf\IlL0\|ia¢Ri¢:~n.elr¢0f BAG!! P ENCI L c o we w YORK [ 'l* H »I nldvestof tuwn.. n v m n m m m m m _ . . . l i l u l l *t-> lah, Nehruka Novmber 8, 1980 NE W E N G L A N D N E W S Alma, Birdie and Marjorie Fleu dm- spent Saturday at the Chas. loveudick home.Hr. and Hn. John B. Erikxon and family were Sunday visitors at the Mrs. Mary Weber ome. Mr.and Mrs.Chas.nderson and Mr .nnd Mrs.Lester Hansen where g l ,luopped to wlalt. vddx soma #lends for a few days. n l - . B , n u n h m m 4 1 u » a ber Ind :on~in-law, Mr. and Orvllle Hawk of Lincoln,we n hem Sunday afternoon. Tbeywenfriend: of Mm. Lidzty, Mrs. Mc- Lane and Rev. E. E. Day.The Sunday afternoon chapel lervioes were conducted by the Rev, Brown gospel tum of Omaha. I t was chiefly n song service give: by the quartet.Those whowere unable to go to the chapel were delighbed w have the quar~btbe ning for them in their roongs. ind lo udly wi th he r dater, Mrs. Will Byan.Mm.W l ll Ha r th a s b o e no n tb u dck list a few days. Clarlce Ryan entertaind about thirty ol her friends at l Hdlow-e'en party at her home Saturday evening.Hallowe'en games and aIweiner roast wen enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Huold Tnylor and f1mily, Mr. and Mm Clemem Wil- liamson, Howard Taylor und Es-ther Rasmussen were Sunday dln~ ner guests at the John Taylor home.Maxine Taylor viailed Saturday - ' n m z N ' m n 1 m s n . . home in honor o! Kennethk 121.11 birthday were Mr. Ind Hrs. lNd~ olph Aadreuen, Kr. and Mn. Fred Christimeen md none. Bev. P. I. Bdmrtlen oanduaed confirmation service: at SL Plnle chuxda sunday morning.The mem bers of the Confirmation C11-Bs were la follows: Ivan Lnrsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. L E. Llreen, Epgen W ulf, so n ol Mr. xnd Mrs- Fred Wulf:Lester Wulf, son of Hr .and M n .cm-n Wulf;Edna Wulf, dnughtcr of Hr.and Mrs. r e m m m n , w u A n m » m c u 1 l l r . e n d M r s . W i l l P h |0 1 0 m u s u m m n 010lFre mo nt,Mr.:ndHrl.Bndo lph'dm, Io n arri v e d s ..» £'§ '-» .¢ .§ | f.lpe ndi nga fe w days at a n H.\ne e no (_ Ke nn| rd,Mr.mdKr| .v ld| i n¢a t i - h e k e r mm B&h| !| |ha me o!l1 erd|ter,lIrl.W il1W u1 !hhrdnI..u~» e ne ndlo n.s ,llr.md m m .m . m a n u » . n m 1 a c m n Mr| .H.C.I.nrle u,)|.lla e|Hmnlhten» envre re» 1.\odinnarandlnudne e ndlo hnny i hylo r.|Sunday.Al l h d p e d Mn . G e a r : Miss Dumthy Mcuillxn spent John Keegan in Calhoun.. Guests who enjoyed a dinnerparty Sunday eifarnonn at the L. E. larsen home in honor of Iv\n'a bit*-hdny were Mrs Alic e Larsen And Mn. Opal Kruger and Dowd ¢hewe ek~endwit.hherdrkr,Mru.' Nu n e nur mum, c e le bra te he r hirthdly in due dternoon. Mrs.Marlo giwltirk md l o n were ternoon ofMrs. Bonne Nwkirk. Mhs Nenn Andersen was eFri-day |.(\ernoon.guea\'. et'tha ém-n Pbtersen ho§ne.__}!ay Petersen of and hmlly . lr . nn d Mr s .P e t e r ' I' o !t o !h e - mont, spent Tuesday and Wednes- dly et the Rey Fagerqubt home.Mr. and Mm Fre d Fa gerquln at nlley,:punt Friday evening Mn. Boone Newkirk and Miss Catherine were Monday afternoon visitnrs at the Chris Hmmm home.'Mm Claris Rannnn u| » » Rnn. P a ¢ e 8 n u Fred w m h o me were Hr .end Mn . Ch u .Reeh and Mi n Anna | § " 'Mrs.Wie bke Wulf of Bhir r e n d ~Henry K u h r m u Teknmuh-City renently pnarehu ed modern sewer-cleaning mm- chlne.I Linc oln-Uni vers ity Schopl o f M ' ,adjoining city c lmpul nlUx n i t y ,purchased by Btah I I II » r I r Iber of Mr. and Mm.Wnll Wnlt; Anna Hansen, daughter of Ed Hansen; Evalinn Rahlfs, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Herman RahllsandTesdeJohnson,who m a i n her home with Mr. ma Mrs. Peter Iverson.I n the afternoon theclass Went to Blair to have their `ta bn.pxctnresMr. and Mn. Clarenoe Long of Omaha, spent Saturday night and Jensen and Mm Ruth Peterson of Fremont,Messrs.and Meadames H. c. Rasmussen and family, Rich-ard Nelson and family, Peter Iver- son and George Rnmnnuuen and family, Misses Louie Larsen and Teseie Johnson, Raymond Rasmus- sen and Rev. and Mrs. P. J. Rein- ertsen. Mr.and Mrs.Chris Benson spent Sunday evening at the Sunday a t th e Gr!Rasmussen home. The Bisbee Community meeting was held Wedneskhy evening at the schoo! at which time a Hallow- e'en.program was enjoyed.Re-freshments consistingiof sandwich- es, doughnuts, pump n pie, apples and coffee were served w all. Sundny dinner guests a tthe Ed Hansen home in honor of Annn's confirmation were Mr.and Mrs, It is Reported From Various Sources that due to our Low SDC Price for Bat- tery Charging that we are doing a poor job and burning We Wi s h t o St a t e We have a $250.00 charging un. Chris Benson, Albert Ben- son and Miss Lennetta Gnuse wereSunday vdsitors at the Alben Jen- sen home nur Fonunelle.Mr. and Mrs.Ray Fngerqdltmd daughters spent Sunday eve- ning at the parental,Peter Taithome in Fremont. Misses Irene Peterson and am- erlne Newkirk spent Sunday ntthe Ed Newkkk home. Sunday dinner guests at the Blair, were week-end guum. Sunday evening the following were entertained at the Will Wulfhome:Mr. and Mrs.Fred Slang of Omaha, Mlas Juanita Hansen of Lincoln, Mr. and Mn. George Wu!! and family,Mr. and Mrs.Hu m Wulf and family,Mr. and M n . George Rasmussen and family Jena Iverson and Mrs.Mamie Shearer. Appetizi11§;&Q;'ic<tS . \, Meadames Peter Nielsen and Carl Callberg vers in Blair Fri- day taking a project lesson. Mr. and Mrs . L. E. L um!! a d chllglmn were Thursday eveningsupper guests at the Chris Wx-ich home.Mrs.Richard Nelson and MissViola were Wednesday dtaernnon guests of Mrs. George Rasmussen. Mr,and Mrs. John Pewrs and 1|o i .....,_ Elmu e e k- -E.Hogg a m hamburger stand of Henry Then- ma . Omaha-New ,000 Lutherm hospital on he erected here ta ra place Lutheran Hospital here which will be used as old peoples' home. Alo ys-New church dedicaled hem recently. | r fn \ \ v 4fe; ~I _ ] .1 5 ~~"4 9 , y / ~.-z- ~1/,~/\ ~\ !/ §'A}iingw»§, were Sunday alber- noon callers at the Art Magill home.Mr. md Mrs.Vick Skov and vu-hm lly were Sunday lihmoon. itors at the Ed Holstein home. Mr,and Mrs.Ed Flake andfamily were Sunday ewnin vis-itors al the Earl Thompson ionic. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Smith, Mr.and Mra Wm. Flanigan and Mr.; and Mrs.Chas.I-Iovendiek attend- ed the funeral of Merrill YowellazTekamahThursdayafumoon. Mr.c .Graham of Cheyenne Wells, Colo. is visiting at the I-'red Hovendick home. Mrs. Shirley Stokes and baby of IBlair, visited al. the John B. Erik-| Rav.W.C.George spent theweekend in Auburn, in the inter- est of Crowell Home. M m Lenon was delighled to have her nephew, Orville Cole of Eroleen Bow, awp to nee her S\m~ ay.Rev. Booherflhe Mdhodisl. min- ister of Kennard, called a t the Crewell Home Sunday afternoon. Mrs.C. C. Wilson of Omaha, and n friend were Sunday dinner guests.Kenneth Whilla of Butte, and his two sisters, Myrm and Helen brought their grandmother,Mrs. |W. Mead to the Home Friday. Ed Miller mme up from OmahaSaturdayfternoon to visit his sen and Julius Weber homes last aun¢,Mrs.Sadie Llchty week,Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Jackson home were Mr. andI r s Cara Cameron Mr. and Mrs Mr Rose Meahan and Mrs. Lichty ac- compnnied him to Walthill. A new guest, Mrs. W.Mead, was welcomed za Lim Home Poi-dn Her former home was ai evening at Clemens Wllliamnews. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Forbe rg and sons and Mrs. Martha Erick- son visiwd at the 0 .C.Monson 'home in Crlisf. SundayMiss Gretchen Mencke attended a dance in Blair Friday awning, given by the McCarthy Club.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelam, Mr.and Mrs.J.W.Sappenfield and Mrs. Laura Tofte visited Satlfrday ewdng at Jim Ryan's. HOW MUCH TURKEY? Present indications are that tu.r~ key prices will be reasonable again this fall, which means that Nelr raska consumers can feast on the Thanksgiving birds again this year instead of bidding them good-bye and sendng them to eastem mar-kets.For the first time in many h 1929ML c s J f u »,'...'L' M... "€5f.?f' £.'L..._",f'.i:| f.m.|n.3'nm.lveife ¢\=r1<¢y= we. c enp gn He i n z To m a t o J u l c e 9 ou nc e c an , 3 fo r -251: Matchés 6 boxes --I7 M. COFFEE Ib.39c Co l § o n ' s S o rg h u m / 1 I0 p o u n d p a i l --.$l .I a rg e He i n z Ca t s u p -22c P a x t o n C o c o a q u a r t j a r -I 7 I ily,hir. amsunandfaFrankBrod Mr.and 25 Herman. Mr.and :nd family Neil Thomp 'Mn a nd E and Ivan guests at thMarthaI night with arson.Mr.and spent.Sain Lester Ilowisquitesir nppcndicitic. Ll Mrs.James Broder-Rev.Pardon,local Methodist! milf.Mr,and Mrs:minister and his wife were dinner' Ierson and family andl guests at e birthday party last! -Irs.Nels Jackson of Thursday ev ing.It was givenli n honor o the guests having Mrs.Earl 'Il\ompson bir1.hdnys in Sept., Oct. and Nom]spent Sunday at the"I"he tables wlrere decorated in the, son home in Blair.Halloween colors.Short speech-Mm. Henry Hovendick es were given by Rev. Pardon anfll were Sunday dinneri our supedntendent,Rev.George. ce Floyd Magill home.A delightful time was had by allHoier spent Satnninyl Mrs.W.J.Koopman called at her friend, I-Zlna Pet-the Home Friday afternoon. |Rev. George and Rev.ElmerMrs.Glas.Hovendick Day drove to Lincoln Thursday' .rday evening at thc* morning and returned in the eve- :ndick home as Lester ning.-if wifh nn nifnnlr "r l bling Karen Olsen was oleased and hundreds or Nebraska :amineshad turkey on Thanksgiving. Some confusion and uncertainty may occur regarding the size or weight of the turkey in compar- ison with the numer of persons to be served on Thanksgiving Day. A live turkey loses ten to twelw per cent of its weight when killed and picked, and 12 to 15 percent more when dressed and drawn. ln other words, a Hfwen pound, live turkey will dress out between l l and 12 pounds of edible turkey. Gélleraliy speaking, one pound nf turkey when the bird is ready for oven, will serve one person at the table.lf the Thankszivdnz lable.,....table.lf the Thanksgiving lable is loaded with food as is usually the case there will probably be some turkey left for the following meals for turkey hash. We have a $250.00 charging machine equipped with 2 auto~ matic safety switches making it impossible to overcharge or burn the battery. 4s Hours is Required for charging.Not 8 and 12 hours as reported and charging is done at the rate of 4 amp- ers per hour. W e w i l l g i ve a Brand New Battery FREE for any battery we ever have or ever do burn or damage ORUM BRHZFS Rev. and Mrs. Peter Krey and two daughters and Misa .Margaret Rolland of Falls City, vidfad from Wednesday evening .until Friday at the Lars Rolland home. Mr.and M n .Ed Hansen anddaughteri and Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tin Larsen spent Thursday eve- ning at the L m Ro lland home helping Miss Margaret eelebnm her birthday. Will Martin of Arlington,inhusking corn at the N. J. Ander- sen home.Saturdny nltemoon a number ofboys were invited w the Martin Larsen home to help Alton cele brute his 11th birthday.Lunnh consisting of crenmed chicken sandwiches, cake, doughnuts, jello and cocoa was enjoyed by the boysI-lnllowe'en decorations were used. Guests who spent Tueldly eve-ning at the Emanuel Andreanon R e m e m b e r ' o u r Price is 'still 50c for Recharging Ditlof Wolsmann Service Station The station tha( sells the Goods BLAIR NEBRASKA Alcohol, per gallon -80c 188 Proof.Formula 5 " " " " " " " ". . _ . . - - -" " -" = - ` » "- - - " " " " " " ' " '. . . . f - -m u m* p i , n " . \*r I , - » ~Q" 6 P 2 % 2 2 .~I » .~ . .Ma n u f a c t u r e d A from pure Amber Durum W lu-ut. Demand G o o c l f s Be s t Sp a g h e t t i f n i l *f¢ " " " 'w * r ~ . . . \ . » \ " * " ` ~ - " | » - . * ¢ * l " *v "W U M W * ~4 n a - ,~ ' f , r u r n A G#f Gu s t s ~ »Leonard Loltis, Mary Helen and Tommy were Thursday visitors ntthe George Lcftis home, the chil- dren remaining for an extended visii. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Donnelly and mn of Omaha, spent Sunday eve- ning at the parental, Mrs. CarrieJncabren home. A big dinner was given at theFlo d boftis home south of lairyB Sunday tu celebnhe the birthdays .1 Flnvd and nlivn I.-ma. mhnea INiegaard of Central Cnty and Mr.and Mrs. Hansen af Arlington, made her a short mi: Thursdxy. Jim Linder returned Saturdayafterspendingthe week picking corn on a farm near here.Dr. John Grant Shlck of Cam-bridge in company with his daugh- ter ,and son-in-law, Mr. and'Mrs. Bailey of Madison, Wis., d p w in it the Crowell Home for few minutes Wednesday to greet all tim 4nlk¢.'l"hnv were on thair wav .,....table.lf the Thanksgiving lable is loaded with food as is usually the case there will probably be some turkey left for the following meals for turkey hash. We have a $250.00 charging machine equipped with 2 auto~ matic safety switches making it impossible to overcharge or burn the battery. 4s Hours is Required for charging.Not 8 and 12 hours as reported and charging is done at the rate of 4 amp- ers per hour. W e w i l l g i ve a Brand New Battery FREE for any battery we ever have or ever do burn or damage ORUM BRHZFS Rev. and Mrs. Peter Krey and two daughters and Misa .Margaret Rolland of Falls City, vidfad from Wednesday evening .until Friday at the Lars Rolland home. Mr.and M n .Ed Hansen anddaughteri and Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tin Larsen spent Thursday eve- ning at the L m Ro lland home helping Miss Margaret eelebnm her birthday. Will Martin of Arlington,inhusking corn at the N. J. Ander- sen home.Saturdny nltemoon a number ofboys were invited w the Martin Larsen home to help Alton cele brute his 11th birthday.Lunnh consisting of crenmed chicken sandwiches, cake, doughnuts, jello and cocoa was enjoyed by the boysI-lnllowe'en decorations were used. Guests who spent Tueldly eve-ning at the Emanuel Andreanon R e m e m b e r ' o u r Price is 'still 50c for Recharging Ditlof Wolsmann Service Station The station tha( sells the Goods BLAIR NEBRASKA Alcohol, per gallon -80c 188 Proof.Formula 5 " " " " " " " ". . _ . . - - -" " -" = - ` » "- - - " " " " " " ' " '. . . . f - -m u m* p i , n " . \*r I , - » ~;" 6 P 2 % 2 2 .~I » .~ . .Ma n u f a c t u r e d A from pure Amber Durum W lu-ut. Demand G o o c l f s Be s t Sp a g h e t t i f n i l *f¢ " " " 'w * r ~ . . . \ . » \ " * " ` ~ - " | » - . * ¢ * l " *v "W U M W * ~4 n a - ,~ ' f , r u r n A G#f Gu s t s ~ " 1 | 1 1. HE piquant, :lightly tm tasteof that delicious fruit, the apri-cot,gives an impetus to nllappetitu.There are :ix or eightweek:during the summer when fresh apricot: are on the marka, buteventlienthehnteof tlme jreh fruit is apt to be disappointing ex- cept in the sunny climate where it is grown.Thereaao ufnr thisis thatthefruit, which ll mostly grown in Coli-fomix, hu been Eicloed and shippedgreemeothatwenitreachesthemxrltets in the Easter Middle Weil.it haerlplefied hdumimr ~ the groce 1 nu, on so nwithoutthexidofthesunshine which temper: the natural add ,oi the fruit with a delicious. mellow (mit sunr-Tltis fruit mga: in still retnined in the California canned apricotwhich is picked xt the moment odprime rnnturity md rushed to the cnnnuy where it in unned withinnfewhoure.Thxtlnv fhy mtmo f the apricot: grown in California are either dried or canned, Ind only n amall quantity of them shipped (rsh. D a mn : n f Um not Cunard, and Apricot Tnpioes;unda' the ieegimgjnmt Panoehe, Apricot Man owl and ApricotFudge;under the third,ApricotButtaecotch Tarts,Apricot Cren- herry Tarn md Pad: and Apricot Filling for Cream Pu6|; under In fourth,Apricot Biscuits and Ta Rolls and Pancakes with ApricotSauce: under the xixth, Apricot andLemon Sherbet and Apncot MintIce Cream: and under the seventhApricotandFruitCocktail had Apricot and Grape Cocktail. Color-ful salads can be made with apri- cou; apricot punch is delicious and apricot sandmrhu are a gut.Andhereereatillmorewaystoiuethan Apricot Dessert: A n i m Bunn- Cake: Cram me-fourth cup uhonening end one-hal( cup wpr =°§="\=f-and add onebeaten wx-ift togetha- one And onehalf mp:iinur, two teaspoon: baking powder :md one-fourth tea~ rpoon nit, and add nltenutely with one-M( cup milk to the Em mix-ture.Drain one number two anof apricou, and on-ange them in abuttered ak: tin.Pour the batterover. and bake in a moderate (375'l one 8-ounce can of nprlootl and nr- nmge elternate layer: of the fruit. one-hnli cup canned moist oooomul md one-fourth cup ch ped nltedalmond:in individuzr buttered ramekins. clotting each apricot Htl:butter.Melt two tablespoon: tn-onsugar in e skillet, add apr-loot 'mgmg s ti r t i l me lr i Mix zine-h i ta n our one ta espoon sugar, add to the lymp, and cook| few °=*s=_;=_"=;_ Poor over tha ff=-_ g cover I n;;°~» in a hot (400') .'i?l".'tf'§.~.. ree.Apricot Cmdlu AiricotFondani: Preu content: ol m _uxedean ot':?rloot| through n lleve,,and boil to a thick jam, 0333. Lo cool for mall hours.Th u lace in curra plain fondmt on 1L f- i m e n lee and add tn. dx- 'gq i t i n v i m a fm.i m a several hours or liver d¢ht.Th e melt thefondant in the top oi |double boiler until creamy but ltillwhite.Don't have tempentnre we hot.Haveread a p mo f o o r u -starch with smalfimpresions nude with a thimhle of knife handle. Fill -.....,_. ._...,,...,.,,.-,.............birthdays occurred October 25th. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. l-'reeman Loftis and Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Parke Loftis and family,at Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. bof~ tis and family,Mr.and Mrs. Frank Loftis and family, Mi. and Mrs. Bert Loftis and family,Mr. and Mrs.Robert McCounaha andfamily,all of Herman,Mr.andMrs. Chas.French and family of om.-n, Olive Loftis and Margaret llcCommaha of Omaha, Mary Helen And Tommy Loftis of Ft. Calhoun,Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hovendick and Inro y o f Orum,Mr. and Mrs. lauie Larsen and Olive, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Johns and Mr. andMrs. Floyd Loftis and family of Blair.A I-lallowe'en party was given a t I-he New England school on Wednesday evening to n largecrowd of younz folks given bytheir beacher, bliss Ena Burley of Dixon.The school room was verynicely decorated with the Hallow- e'en colors and juck»o-lanfems scatmred about, and ghosts stand- ing around to greet the guests. Gomes were enjoyed, followed by a very nppetizing-supper whichvas aerwd in pumpkins. J.".;i.;1."i.1;. 'i§£E§` toéir the train back to his work. R O S E H I L L r m m s Mn. Harold French, M.rs.»Hu-old Rasmussen and Mrs. HarveyIxum attended the Pnplo Club at A. A. Renshhw's Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold French and children visdfed Sunday at Lhe Joe Love home. Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Johnson vis- ited Sunday at Merle Newk'lrk's. Edna. I-lumen returned Wednes- day aller spending a. couple of months visiting relatives in Wash- ington and Colorado._ l Mrs. Henry Kuhr and Anna vla-it.ed,Mrs.w m Hansen Wednes» da .,im. L aura Tofte, Mm Wa lter Sappenfield and Mrs. James Sap'penfleld visited Mrs. Waiver Niel- »sen Tuesday aftemoon. I Mrs.Carl Pleper and children of Blair, visited at Jim Ryan's on'l'hursda\y.|Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelsen, Mn La um Tofhe and Lois visltel an Iowa Sunday.'Nm .lnllv Coffee Club was en~ \ u I 'n "2 2 °° £ £ " $" ' { ' J ; .° ". :° ! . . . 2 ' . . E '. & I 2 2 5 9 € 2 ; = ' 2 2 P * . ~ § § _ " 1 m = ! s @ . ~ I ~ * P s 9 3 2 5 *~ * E » ~-- r y " """: - n n.." " 1 ' ° ' : » l ' " " ' .fG°"'"'z sPA... . .,J r K 5["..| | l l ° . l » - ~L 0 f r o m p u r e A m b e r Durum W lu-ut. Demand G o o c l f s B e s t i :I SPECIALS For Friday anclsaturday J M. COFFEE Ib.39c He i n z To m a t o J u l c e 9 ou nc e c an , 3 fo r -251: L a rg e He i n z Ca t s u p -22c 1 u J.M .P or k a nd Beans M e d i u m , 3 ca ns -25c Monarch Telephone Peas P u re Co m b Ho n e y 2 f o r -3 5 c for Recharging cious fruit.Yet it is simple to pre- pare. and is used in desserts and puddings, in andy, in pastries, inbreadsandpancakes,in ices.incocktails.in salads,and even inbeverages and sandwiches.Under the Erst head some Corn- starch Pudding with Aprieozs. Apri- sauce:Mis: together one slightly beaten egg yolk,three tablesnomu sugarand the anricnt synm from the can,and cmk in rimihle hoilrr till slightly thick.Serve warm Dicr the warm cake.Serves six.Apcot-Cocoauul Early:Drain efsclio~ln~e~|ul 0 ~ In general, apricots rnayheasedin any recipe which calls for peaches.The suggestions given here only hint at the many ways of using :his luscious fruit which has broughtthe sunshine of its Asiatic home toArnericaf' Ditlof Wolsmann Service Station The station tha( sells the Goods BLAIR NEBRASKA Alcohol, per gallon -80c 188 Proof.Formula 5 l .. m fn f Chmstmas ards Perhaps you haven't thought of Christmas Cards yet but Christmas is just around the corner and you are going to order some between now and Christmas,so why not have it over with? Our stock is clean and fresh, beautiful new designs,-etchings, parchments, novelties- all with fancy envelopes to match. We have a special department to serve you. A telephone call will bring our representa- tive to your home with samples and sugges- tions dmat will make it easy for you to make Col§on's Sorghum /1 I0 pound pail --$l.I9 Matchés 6 boxes --l7c i '|".|.°\ P a x t o n C o c o a q u a r t j a r -l 7 c I Advo Tomato Soup 3 cans ---25: Large Advo Oats, quick orreg°ular --Bc Ol d Du t c h Cl e a n s e r Large Canswhlte Cherries In syrup 3 for -$I.00 It is Reported From Various Sources that due to our Low S06 Price for Bat- tery Charging that we are doing a poor job and burning up your batteries W e W i s h t o S t a t e We have a $250.00 charging machine equipped with 2 auto~ matic safety switches making it impossible to oven-charge or burn the battery. 4s Hours is Required for charging.Not 8 and 12 hours as reported and charging is done at the rate of 4 amp- ers per hour. We will give a Brand New Battery FREE for any battery we ever have or ever do burn or damage R e m e m b e r ' o u r Price is 'still 50c for Recharging Alcohol, per gallon -80c 188 Proof.Formula 5 Ditlof Wolsmann Service Station The station tha( sells the Goods BLAIR NEBRASKAA P u re Co m b Ho n e y 2 f o r -3 5 c Large Canswhlte Cherries In syrup 3 for -$|.0~ M .P o r k a n d Be an s M e d i u m , 3 ca ns -25c Advo Tomato Soup 3 cans ---25 onurch Telephone Peas 2 cans --29c Ol d Du t c h Cl e a n s e r 3 c a n s --r 2 5 SPECIALS For Friday anclsaturday J M. COFFEE Ib.39c He i n z To m a t o J u l c e 9 ou nc e c an , 3 fo r -251: L a rg e He i n z Ca t s u p -22c 1 u J.M .P or k a nd Beans M e d i u m , 3 ca ns -25c T E D L A ' r H n o P od'l'hlngstnEa »--Pho Monarch Telephone Peas 2 cans --29c P u re Co m b Ho n e y 2 f o r -3 5 c Q 0\'9 I I Texas Grape Fruit, dozen -~42¢ a r ~S Perhaps you haven't thought of Christmas Cards yet but Christmas is just around the corner and you are going to order some between now and Christmas,so why not have it over with? Our stock is clean and fresh, beautiful new designs,-etchings, parchments, novelties- all with fancy envelopes to match. We have a special department to serve you. A telephone call will bring our representa- tive to your home with samples and sugges- tions dmat will make it easy for you to make a selection. Get this much of your Christmas shopping out of the way before the holiday rush. 4 T h e E n t e r p r i s e B l a i r -Q----Nebraska ~'T"r"'1'r :.T ¢ "~ -*~ ¥`"~ .~ Col§on's Sorghum /1 I0 pound pail --$l.I9 Matchés 6 boxes --l7c i '|".|.°\ P a x t o n C o c o a q u a r t j a r -l 7 c I Advo Tomato Soup 3 cans ---25: Large Advo Oats, quick orreg°ular --Bc Ol d Du t c h Cl e a n s e r 3 c a n s --r 25c Large Canswhlte Cherries In syrup 3 for -$I.00 Qil >...av* K ..'»\~ . . . m e -r a m p w . » . . \ . . . m u r mu r L n l 108.78 W ann! ! -aofw Q E. Suriv c-rmSehlamm Unto:2929 Amdt Snyder85.72 Gul Bdlsfiler z . " ~ l B l u :1ss.ocEC- E. own125_0(~ Clark Bntherlsnd1oo.oc' un. o A. cumn¢.°¢|mum 4 muua 12s.oc=Di¢k Moorhead166.84 Gtr!-is nad12.'nlEd suiaam 00. _.v ..-...-.. .v .. .,..._40.89 . 2 ~ D m d l 1.6¢mmt U! the mme.ron ah88vm Ihr. Cwmmv am Illigtluw, OMNI. JGUIUIN Moon. zz:~,m a m v m s m u y , m m m a n vw- '1.s |""Y' m m m -1os.or ue m m , Hm m m .bum 11.0 c. F. am s am 25' .dm motion mn-led.1oo.o |K*"'"°28161 uma ua suwma, un. m m- ao.o gd-= D¢P\!fIl\mt 1uo.o= mg be .mm-»¢a.Au Conndhnea soon. 3 G'~{_°D-3 Fund 'l8.7£'pruant voting '$YE'r the undo: 161 |-on C°mmv 519.91 w,;.¢_. 2,,`2(5°md S°°°"d°d» these mm Attnt: C. E. Knnse,'Cityqerk. 2so<I-M that wa-rnnts b<J. Huold Swwart. dnvm on UB proper fundl in pay Mayor. v a é w r .. s a m 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 some 4.77 18.80 42_8f 84.5 80.00 mo no x . . w . u n a w n m s m m m m h m a n W m l o m J nmni i ho ld e l H, J . c o m A m d t H n d n N c . nn . w . E R CG - David Norris l L E . Ty | ¢ m Io w a - Ne bn nkx li dx tt Pmver 125.00 zo r 2.0¢ 1.50 1o.oc 2.55 w e 281.40 11.48 1s.of 1129.65 |" "Er"1¢i7f§¢"ci\1' ' ~Int week n comdtfae ~All Comudimel pmseml an city wmdl me .a nip a-valine 'AYE'. #he motion wana.hmeaion an so sr.Edvm h.|fh»n>uwm¢u1uw¢»¢ma= Neb. to look over the -wfmmmz .1.nm1asw»m sum p ml nt um plane.c_x-I. m m m som chu.)!orwl|!m m s s m m mn q u a n s d vi x GnmstrnveRiehnrdbnnidscw.x=°.c»=\q°. I"l"h..mmmi tt n found n nent 15 .| .r~m:r....|I 175.00I I v w n r l b l l u v - 1 . 1 .- - - - __ .1 ;yl i t a e p o o l t . h ; t .h a d c o s t t h d t y ' c n K n u " a r o u n d $ 1 7 0 0 0 .I t h a d b e e n a n o p -e n t i o n f p o r f l y n p u t o f l u t l e a -~~1 3 5 1 5 ;:triesZlo n ln lt b ln d u ,p |I .ar J ;.;,:":.; ff L"~ '5iH r se 251~ .1 ~ M u i . r I ¢~. ~J * i1*E..r.3c,U) . \ . :,c ~x ..\. .1U x » Wash Dresses 2. slso sua 14 la As wm rm rw P"11|§"J 4 » .» .4 ;~r . £235- :D £ 3 3, j f - . .. Kotex VALUE s~ »-\I .VY~... fi ~;.= __1* x . : 4 4 " ' / 2 \r u -' ». .v : ".f f x as e 1,gT3.z;\T K u ..i 5 ' . I .'..'\l n ~ o . . § ¢ . '~;rp """`1 ' : ,.'.:n' ! ! ~ a 5 ' .* ?\a s .\ .»¢.: :¢ i .. r s s ~=. .~1 :4 : . l ' =~' 1 » .J n : K v »~.§. ; ¢"~ l I 3 » f . . ¢ . . £ ;i r . 3 3 . "v .s z !v s :Q ... ?°~T * .. 1 ~. . . <3L,~~a 1 ¢.'r ~" ' 7 ° "Q s ;}\ ; . .. \". ' # i : ' » »" ' .' f . f 'l a `. » . § . ".~r ...~~~.>a t . ,.e z a V L .l .s ,A r j¢E - ' = " 'f ' a n " - : . . ' 1 ' » f ? . , : i 5 =.' f u v . : "A »*l " Smart new 1930 Winter Coats for Women and Miss- es in the most popular styles in black and colors. All have choice handlpicked Quadity Fur Sets.Sizes range from 14 to48.When you see thesé'Coats you " U 5»-»--||l '|:l J * DnmssssFashion Center Dresses in all their glory. You know that the Fashion Center is noted for the good look- ing Dresses they sell all the time--and this lot is no exception=~Every Dress is a smart new Winter 1930 Style in all popular materials and colors and the "s "' N ENTER. e :~' i ma .`.a:~ f . ~.:5 "~: <J ." ~ ~* s § , s ~' ;'~~¢ ¥ ; ; 1 \,pg .j ~ x 1 .i ; »~~.~~»~ =. ;~4 . , 3 {~1 \ " ~1 f .~" \J 3 .~ 5 + ,5 ,'j i .. : :\'~ 1 \'a .. .\'.=1»».... \ | L 1 I f u * '55 . : " "" \ ~\\ . r »~\" f e , ~ . ! ~ f 3 » .T § s 7 "s 352 . ,1 \ '' 1 w i ~1 ?| '' |. 5 1 1 .~"( ' s , .~ : "~" * ;5 ~a ~\ \ ;r ~~~ 1 = . _ ~ . ,:~; " i '~~ . : , ,"S :" 'f | ` | |~= " = ,/ "~I t r " > .;»...< .. =''~~'-Z a f=<=§°%~a f a= Q l f g f r \+ j ; } ; * § . , _ ~ ~j .f ; ,. ; & l f k `~c ~\ _' a ¢ : 3 ; § '; q E t _" . $ 5 "~ , V 4 I \~H a '.'L "°» ; > ~ » ¥ ~~1 \ = ~ f * ° ~"\ ` \:r /~t m f \1.~i 1 =. , / f : i f ~ j f ;. f '~1 . ~~/ 'f f .»f ;- ~1.o ,: (.'V ' ~N 31'- g s 4 .3 2 Q,L ~~'~. \\ ';,1,\ \\\'+.~f "9 ;i .\/ " ' 3 \\~i ~ c u '~\.f f ;;.Q f f *I g T . ~».l a ~¥, f ;;' f f ~ f j f ( 'f c *.»~~a ~" n .\ \Q \ *-,4'f '5 . 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T ' : a ~ : . 1 ' I ' a . = : e e i . =i 3 # J f wo. .~ g -~" ....s + I ..s ...>.:.I J i 1 ... 22?-az FASHION CENTER WEEK PRICE OF ONLY OTHER WINTER COATS PRICED $10.00-§49.50' H A T S Values to $4.00 in Sm art Ne w W in te r Ha ts f o r Women and Misses.You will find Felts, Soliels and Velvets in all colors and black in all head sides.You will find Bicozm es,Close-fitting,Long Sides, Bow B~~rim s and off the face st les.You can bu FASHION CENTER WEEK PRICE OF ONLY 95 OTHER DRESSES $4.98-»$19.'z5 s1zEs 11 'ro 52 STOCKINGS li'ull fashioned silk to top Service Weight Silk Stock- ings that Wear in all the smart new Winter colors in sizes 8%_to 10.You will go a long time before youduplicate a Hosiery Value such as this in a stocking U...in-||":n¢h»¢m1 and dnmzhnn. fu- -............. ______ter of Schuyler, were visiting with frie nd: uul nlltives here l u ! Friday.;l n ,Bfanley Marsh of Splker, vidted at the parental,Elmer Fnhx home Monday Mr and M n .Chester Johnsonof Fnulwn, s. D. spent Saturday at the John Gdlngher home. Emmett Balt and dAughlen,\ Ruth m d Hahn vis ited Mr. ma ln. 0. K. Tucker of Waterloo on Sunday.Mr. md Mrs. H. A. Huck a nd family and M n .A.C.Curtin ment, Sunday): the Neil Burdlc homeinomlh-L (Continuegi from page qw) Laumer with clear ailing, 3476 both are republians. G n u Ballard, republlun m- edved 2015 votes for county at homey md Henry Mencke, demo a l t received 2241, giving him n mniwiry of 226. C. H. Robertson, repuhllcan re- .wm a 2189 for county a n n o : m d F. H.Rumussen,<1--Mg; 1945, Robertscn leading with me s . W. H. Hill had his num written in 119 times for county lurvnyor. Clerk of the District Cmnt Mm c u Beck,republican,got 221s vom ,while Wm. Kelly, democrat got uso,giving the present in- cumbent a majodty of 499. H.C.Blum,republican candl- dlte for county commlsdoner dlnrict 1, noned out 0. W. Mar- shall,# mo un t b y 634 umiorliy. Blnon 'teeivlng 2204 votes and o. .for county cummin- doner ct 2 had no opposition And received 2855 votes. Bertha M. Stndli ng v u n n - opposed lor m m precinct asses nor as was S. W. Chambers for Jnltioe of the Peace. On the non-politiw llllo t. the Mg interest was in euunty super~ intendent.The presmt incumbent lh b l e Marsh Having held the amos urn years.Her opponent, Lester BeKord, received n major ity of 119 votes.Ever since th.- prlmaries when 1225 vutzrs took the trouble to write in his nam 4 )' Belford 'has been mu-ked winner. present nate soperinuendém Chas Tnyior 1694 votes and John Mah zen,former state superintendent 1914.€~ majodty of 220 votes. However,the eluzdan goes tr Tlylor thmughout the mu. Dr. Stakes received-l mnjority od 374 votes ovu' w. C. Ramsey for regent of the state university. The proposed constitutional r mendmsnt,Senate File No.149, carried with n majority d 9 8 9 | votes.Senate File No.189 ur~ :fied by 184 majority,Proposed by Initiative Petition 328 Yes,124, majority.824 Yes,l897,fmajor- ity 827 No, 197 mnjarity.1.Tha dnent xml dinnhled vote has not yet been reporbd. A fffillll' m¢Q£s}'J"§.7lh§' ,;{_};- -- - ¢ , --' U ' - " " ' » ¢ @ w a - u v . . . - - - C i ty Counc il wa s w l e d to ord er xt 6 o' c loc k P.M. b y M a y o r Stew- a r t,the =fo llo wi n g Coune ilmen an s we r i n g to ro ll c all,Bi ge low, Cr o wd y ,Jensen,Mo or e,Mc K a y , Sc hmid t an d Ro be rts. A bs en t Hu n- da h l. Th e mi nu tes o f the las t mee ti ng ; we r e re i d a nd a p p ro ve d . Th e City ' I`masu rer 's rep ort f o r th e mo n th o f Oc to ber wa s m a d Moved and seconded,this report be accepted and placed on file. Al' Couneilmen present voting 'AYE' th e moti on c a rr i ed . Th e L i gh t Co mmi s si o n er s r e po : ' wa s read.Mo ve d an d Setonfief' this r eport be a c c epted an d pla tter' o n f i le A l l Counc ilrnen presnr vo t i n g ' A Y E 2 the mo ti o n can-ie" Q " Tlm Tm r n n n r t ' f n r Or ln h n r u mreééf' `i1`¢&Jff'Q§.d"`1212252 éiii rBport be accepted and placed pr file.All Goruncilmen present vot ing 'AyE', the motion carrimi The City C,1erk's report for £110 dx months period ending Octvba-1 31st, was read.Moved and Sec nndud, this report bs mcepted unc' placed on file.All Councilmrr present voting 'AYE', the motion carried. 'I"||na» '|.{nhi Pnmmfmlinnnm rnnnr'_.N ...,.... _.-........_...-._. .-,.-.nhuwing material and coal on h'-»' Omber Slat and the value of thr axme was read.Moved and SPO amid, this report be accepted and placad on file.All Coundlmen present voting 'AYE', the motior carried. Councilman Schmidt presented :~ request for Gty Water tn be in atdled on East Washington street This matter was discussed nv-" then referred back to the Water committee lor investigation. Move dand Seconded, the C'»r| 'be instructed to purchase aunroxf 'imzhnly 2000 pounds a t m r # wire.All Councilman preseni 4 Jgating 'AYE', the motion carried ° ",