12-18-1930ENTERPRISETHE wA s n m c ' ro N m u m s
mrrrs me Nsvvs-an-rm¢»|mhz saa'1xr;amsn'sarmox
~+
VOLUME xxxw Q s.»¢»'»'ITf'l'"F»°\»!'§'»'§1»,L'§'Z'.»f'm?JI'€»",».BLAIR, NEB., |cmmmn 18, 1930 From '"°»?m»§..'°'¢.'2I..I§?*""*'"NUMBER
0 ¢l i §l l l ¢¢ ¢l I \l C O l
V O L U M E X X X I V s..»,.¢f»'I,'1 § ' .§ ', $ " ~ ;; rJ ; :r Sln| lo O wy . 5 e .B L A I R , N E B . ,I cmmmn 18, 1930 From '"°»?m»§..'°'¢.'2I..I§?*""*'"NUMBER
|
0 ¢l i §l l l ¢¢¢l I \ l C O l
WASHINGTON. COUNTY, NEBRASKAGENERALBLAlR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER
n. me ws z AND r :mv n\ mN'|'
W. c. T. U. PROMISES
'ro BEAT ALL WEEE
Delegates to the national cen-
vention of the Womerfg Christian
Temperance union rose in an en-
thusiastic demonstration at Hous-
ton, Texas recently after they
were told that severe defeat would
be given any met pneeidential
candidate.
Dr. Mary Harris Annor, head of
the evangelistic work of the or-
ganization, was speaker.
"If the wats,"r. Armor cried
out, "think they can elect a wet
President,they had better think
again We beat one wet candidnte
and they had to pick up the piec-
es.Next time, be he the Demo-
cratic or Republican, I predict they
will have to get blotting paper to
pick him up."
O. E. S. Elects
Chapter Offlce
Full Corps of 0fIic2r\\ El
Meeting of Dec. ll.ln !4
To Be Held Fira!Meet~
hnuery, 1931
LAST MEETING XMAS NI
Azgood atiendance of
Suu' members were present l~
meeting of the evening ol D~ber l l .The reason for this
the election of officers lo~
coming year which is nn e
more or less importance w
bers of Llut organisation.4
The election resulted as f ll
Wonhy Matton,Alta
Worthy Patron,Henry
Associate Matron, Mrs. Rose
thiesen;Associate Patron,'
Brown;Secretary,Mrs.Im
McKay;Treasurer,Mrs.
Associate Conductress, Mrs. Frank
'1'I§olnpson.
The next meeting which In the
last gf the year _ will nn
Christmas night and thé g
meeting, which is the first meet,-
ing in January and comes un the
night of the 8th, will be the in-
swlatinn of the new nlflcersl.
This meeting is also a :ed letfer
dave in the year and draws a good
attendance.\
Q ¢
a _~
31 ..:. * ..:.-0 '-.3 1°# 1..,"/¢¢.n "* *.»w '¢.¢";af?'. 3%-.Qf.9~ ~ 'fe!~I l'?;}~},§§§A
./- '~~i
, y
#www ~==
/ "9 "
'»
.4 "
~W,»e:.\~s \'\
¢ ,,
n u u n m n u
Q~nm n-a&~'~»
l
V4 ,
v y
".
.
*fe
Q
.
1 f~
-x»
r
*|¢ /.F .5 -f=~i
-.,L 9".\\|J. "E L " " ;'"¢ : r1 r uu ;`
of th e mo ti o n th a t th e p la c i n g o f
th e swi mmi n g p o o !i n thi s n eig h-
borhood wo uld gi ve i t enough
pr o mi n en c e tha t i t wo uld be u se d
by the pu blic .
Fr om the talk of th os e in te re st-
ed,we wo uld ju d g e th a t the ma -
jo r ity o f th e public interested
ar e i n fa vo r o f the Prai rie Pa rk
....
¢ - . _ q - p
Arthur Br isb ane in hi s " 'I` oda y 's
C o lu mn "o f W ednesday ,Dec.18,
th i n k s th e p u b lic i s p e r mitti n g i ts
fea rs pq in te r f e re wi th business
prospe rity .I-Ie asks the questions:
Ha ve we ever h ad de pr es si on s he -
fo r e ;di d we g e ;over th e m;
h n v e n i we g o t eve ry thi n g n o w
th a t we e ve r h a d ?<
To o mu c h ta lk o f ha r d ti me s
and ac tio n o f thi s k ind ma kes c o n-
diti ons wor se a n d creates psnic s.
Th e nqun try h a s lo s t i ts courage.
Th e g re a t, U. S .is s ti l!the b i g
we a lth y c oun try ,i t Has alwa y s
been.
Bris bane say s th e pr op e rty i s
g |» "..
lame amount of money spent foryhe Ross-Offen tract md the extra
expense of grading will Lake sc»
much of the funds voted that the
building of the pool will be sorelycrippled.'
th a t a p a n i c i n th e mi ds t o f s u c l
un exnmpled in du stri al an d corn-
me rc ia l ac ti vity as thi s n atio n ha s
rec ently enjoy ed,an d sti ll en jo y s
in a .grotesque absur dity .
" T h e reaso ning o f th o s e per-
sons wh o are n o w par ti c i pa ti ng
i n ru n s up on perfe c tly so lven t
ba n k i n g ins ti tutio ns i s o n a p a r
with that of those dtizenn who
|l u l "..|
factories.
He quotes the following from
the pen ol' Wm. Bandolph Hemi
under the capdon "A Word so the
Thoughtless" written 28 years nga
oct. 1907, when ruled banks made
people panlckyz
"To the wise no weld is neces-
sary.Men of knowledge under-
stand full well that the country
ington raently.
Mrs. E. S. Beafy spent last week
d with her brother,Dr. N, J.
lhun at Te kxmlh.
Mrs. Chas. Hummer entertained
the Eastem Star officers at her
home last evening.
Miss Jane Noble, who leaches in
Omaha, spent lust week-end with
her mother, Mrs Edna Noble.
Some of the P. N. G. .Club mem-
bers ol the Rebekah lodge spent
last Tuesday at the hall quilting.
John Kunneman of south of
¢Kennard, made a pleasant call at
The Enterprise otfioe last. Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs.Lyle Cumberland
and daughtea of Gsneva,Neb.,
spent the week-end at the S. W.
Chambers home.
..»..
Another pecial feature of this
Christmas pmy will be the ging-
ing of Christmas carols by 700
school children aecompanied by
the Blair high school band of 4F
pieces.l €'§
The Blair High school basket-
ball team opened the season
against the strong Benson high
team at Benson Friday evening.
ln this first game it was too much
Benson.The Benson B-mules were
city champions last season and
they have practlwly the same
squad again this year.While the
Blair team has very few veterans
of a year ago, however, this game
gave the Blalr team much inform-
ation as to how basketball should
be played.Our Blair team should
improve as the season advances.
In footbmll we lost the first three
games ol the season but after
4
an
0
|
s
n
s
a
I
l
0
Q
as
1|
vi e w h e in qu o te d as ha v-
i n g sta ted th a t mu c h c o m-
pla iu t h a s b e en he a r d a s to
th e p ra e nt. e n c u mbe n t, Ro y
Coc h ran , an d that pemic i ous
ac ti vi ty o n th e pa rt o f th os e
inter ested i s bei ng used to
reins tate C o c h n n in to th e
offic e.W hi le B r y a n does
n o t say he wi ll n o t re-
ap p o i n t C oc h r ln y e t th e i n -
ferenc e seems to po in t th e
o t h e r w a y .
o a o o n a a a a s n n o s u
.¢
ns
0
v
'-
o
a
an
0
1.
an
¥
4
0
\
!
BLAIR SCHOOL NEWS
Edited hy D. V. Monet
School will close Friday, Dec. 19
for two weeks Christmas period.
The childxen of the m m d w
schools have been working hard
and diligently lor the put iour
months, therefore they will nppre»
date t.he'short vacation period of
two weeku.'
The next big event on the Senior
high school calendar is the Junior
Class play whim will be given on
s
nt
tion
in
HT
rnthe
the
"'|
em-
~ws:
son;
¢~n;
, at-
.H.
e I.
"ry
County Board
Holds Meetin~
Allows Usual Bills for Running o
County.Bill! for Poor Allow~
Amouml to $81.09.Other Bu~
ineu Tnnaaaed
ADJOURNED To MEET DEC. 2
The -county board held its regu
lm' meeting on last Monday, De
15 with :ll members present.The regular business attended
included the receiving and plncin
on Ble of a number of bonds -
officials soon to take offim Amon
sherif
usu~
cou
nwhl
these bonds is that o! the
The bills adlowed were the
bills for the nmning of the
ty and they also included a
ber of bins naming $461.09
nllowed for the poor.\
The next meeting of the
.ls to be held Dec. 29.
boa
reetings
.0 ..|I1ni ng g ames .Th i s ma y be tr u e o f
basketball.Th u r s da y we p la y o u r
SAM R. STEWART
wnrges FROM LINCOLN
Sam R. Stewart son ol Mr, and
Mrs. Sam Slewnrt of this county
writes the following letter from
Llnedn which la interesting tc
home people.Mr. Stewart has for
some time been inberesmed in the
Agricultural school at Lincoln
where he hu been following dif-
ferent lines of work:
"lincoln, Neh.
Dee. 11, 1930
The Enterprise,
Blair, Nebraska.
Dear Sir:
1 have a few moments to spare
this morning ao will drop n line
requesting a change in my Lincoln
address.I have received The En-
terprise-at 3411 ,Hold. St., in the
past but from now on I would like
to have it sent to 8605 Hold. Sv..
I have seen several fellows from
Blair that have registered in the
short course.They seem to bE
pleased with the material offered.
It ls dl practical knowledge and
will prove beneficial to them in
their every day life.
At present I am engaged in the
Plant Pathology green house
where two ol us are determining
the different .physiological forms
of rust that attack the small
grains, chiefly wheat.This work
ls closely related to the campaign
for the eradication of the common
mum .bua hu,.i n_ whhh I to o k
part during the past summer.
I would like in receive the next
issue of The Enterprise ut the new
address lf possible.Ben regards-
to the Blair friends.
.Respectfully yours,
Sam R. Sbewan."
The sky has been overoast and
much agitation has been in the air
all over the selection of a site for
the new swimming pool which was
voted on at a special election dur-
ing the summer.The decision simmered down m
two sites, one of which was the
¢¢5¢_ portion ol Prairie Park addl~
tion and the other the purchase of
the south half of the old Castettef
pasture,now owned by Leslie
Offen and the block of land known
as the Chas.Ross property ad~
joining the Castetter park on the
east.Much heated discussion arose
nvexmthese two sites and at the
meeting of Tuesday evening the
atmosphere showed signs of bell-
igerancy.The majority of thu
council favored the buying of the
Itoss~0ffen tract at a combined
price of S5200, as against $2400
for the Prairie Park tract.
The arguments brought out by
those in favor of the Prairie Park
tract were that the location was
more suitable being on a moe
highway and thus would draw con-
siderable patronage from Omaha
and tourists,that the grading
which will amount to considerable
on the other tract was already
done on the Pmirie Park tract,
and that the difference of some$3800 in price in fagvor of the
Prairie Park tract should he con-
sidered.All of these arguments
were good and could not be over-
looked.
The arguments for the Rosa-
Offen tract were that the city was
getting about two acres more
land and that it was adjoining the
Castetter Park which so far has
been a liability rather than an
lI
l
asset to the city and it was hoped'
by the eouncilmen voting in' favor'
..~,.juniors have selected for their
play production a very recent
Broadway success entitled "Skid-
ding".This is a comedy in three
acts.A fresh, sinmre picture of
American family life,showin#
Marion Hardy, a modern college
girl who falls eeatically in love
with Wayne Trenton juli a a a
career is opening up to her, and
the difficulties she has in adjust-
ing her romance Humor is blend-
ed with pathos d a deliciouslygarnished »s1~»~»'§ly makes "Skid-
dlng"more significant than the
average eomedy.l It is life.The
junior play cast is aa follows:
Aunt Milly, Mary Mullen;Andy.
Reed 0'l-lanlon; Mrs. Hardy, Flor-
ence Curtis; Judge James Hardy,
Gordon Vinton;Grandpa Hardy,
Frederick Nernetz;Estelle Hardy
Campbell, Ruth Farnham; Marion
Hardy,Helena Simonaen;Wayne
Trenton III. Roy Christensen; Mr.
Stubhins,Woodrow Svendgaard;
Myra Hardy Wilcox,Hazel Jane
Anderson.'.Nearly every school room ol the
Blair city schools has taken on a
Christmas appearance.Santa
Clauses, reindeer, Christmas hells
go to make the decorations beau-
tiful.Besides the various class
rooms both the halls of the senior
and junior high have been very
prettily decorated.In many of the
rooms there will be Christmas pro-
grams,The West School plans to
give their Christmas program at
2 o'elock Wednesday, Dec. 17.»
North School will give their pro-
gram at 2 o'c.lock Friday, Dec. 19.Patrons and parents of these
schools are cordially invited to at-
tend.On Friday in the Senior
high school the Sophomores will
act as hosts.It has been an an-
nual custom for the Sophomorf
I O W A G U E S T S E N T E R T A I N E D
Mr .an d M m .R. E .V i n to n en-
te rtai ne d lg s t S u n d a y a t dinner
ana Hue" a fternoon,IrTr;a n d H r s
He r ma n K r o u c h a n d Mr . a n d Mr s .
E a r l Da vi s o f Ha r la n ,Io wa ,Mr .
an d Mr s. Ed Ma r s ha ll a nd Mr . a n d
llirs.W m .Slevak o f Gle nwo od,
I o wa .
Th e Vi n to ns a r e fo r me r I o w a n :
a Q...;1
ENTERTAIN AT CARDS
A group of friends gathered on
Tuesday evening at the country
home of Mr_ and Mrs. Jdhn Newell
and enjoyed an evedng at cuds.
Those present. had A pleasam eve-
ning._
mas program in the senior high
school.However,all the school
children are looking forward tothebigChristmasprogramand
party to be held in the high school
auditorium on Monday evening
Dec. 22.This is not limited tc
Blair children but to all the chil
their old friends in their new
home.
SOME GOOSE
J. E. Campbel is the recipient
of a fine large Canadian goose
which was shot up on Soldier Bend
in the Missouri River a few days
ago."Rudy"Fick,Elme r Ru-
rnuasen and Clarence Houghton
were the mighty hunters and be
aides the gwse brought hom nine-teen ducks.__/
The goose is a [ine specimerfnnd
will weigh around twelve pounds.
"Red" expects to have goose for
Gxristmu dinmfr and llere's hop-
ing the game proves tender and
juicy.
LOCAL OVERFLOW
The Baptist Mission Circle
meets with Mrs.Cora Badgerow
this afternoon.
Miss Melina. Taylor was a guest
Chamber of Cbmrnerce is plan
ning to distribute over 1000 sacks
of candy.There willbe an inter-
esting program for both the adults
and schgol children.Them will be
ENTERTAIN c .u.n-'o xum
a s n n r v m
Mr.and Mrs.Clifford Krause
were pleasantly surprised on las!
Mvuday when Mr. md Mrs. A. D.
Krause of Los Angeles and Mr.
and Mrs , A. L Krause of South
Dakota, arrived at their home for
; :hott visdt.Mrs. A. D_ Krause
FORMER BLAIR MAN
To BE ON RADIO
/Prof. Waldo B, Nielsen of Scam
ton, Iowa writes The Enterprlsa
offi c e mlm he wi ll dum c hrm-
mu Carols by a mixed ocbetfa,
over Henry Field's KFNlj' on 1-`r'l~
day, Dec_ 19, from 4:80 to 5 P. M.
Bmr fx-lend: of Prof. Nielsen will
he sure to liaien in at this time.
was culle~ la§t weffk to Kansas to
the bed side of a sister who was
dnngeléusly ill.
"/
.'°2.
1
»
~»
»
¢»|
~-x-»
¢
~»4. ~:»v
;
f:
»
' ~ .
|. |
~.R. E .V i n to n en-
Su nd ay at.dinner
~oon,"M"r;a n d H r s
a n d Mr : a n d Mr s .
Ha r la n ,Io wa ,Mr .
~arshal! and Mr. and
le va k o f Gle nwo od,
B ar e fo r me r I o w a n :
ends i n the ir n e w
E G O O S E
~bel i s th g rec ipient
:I l l
| ¢ ¢ o a | ¢ - a n n a - s e a a
c UM i NG C O UN" l` Y ' S l Messiah Chorus
Well Rildered
~r.-
ul
o
s
as
0
as
fn
u
|
a
4
Q
u
0
l
a
1
4|
an
1
A G E N T F I G H T
n an a
C o mi n g Co u n ty ha s f o r
some time been in the throes
o f a bi tte r f i g h t ove r th e
mainte nanc e o f a c ou nty
ag e n t f o r th a t c ounty .A
pe titi on as k in g f o r the c o n -
tinuanc e o f th a t offic e is
of f se t b y o n e a sk i ng fo r i ts
disc ontinuanoe Th e f i g h t
is bitter and the c ounty c om-
missioners have foiled to ac t
in th e matter .Those favor~
i n g th e in i talla ti o n o f a n
age nt h ave fi le d a rn an da m-
us ac tion i n dis tri c t court.
asking the c ourt to orde r the
c ounty c ommiss ioners to ac t.
! l $ l l l l $ l l * ¥ _ l l
»
l
i
l
n
us
u
1|
a
o
l
o
c
1
o
0
0
|
an
n
Bom
s Meeting
ills tor Running of
for Poor Allowed
~81.09.Other Bus-
aed
To MEET DEC. 29
~ard held if-a regu-last Monday, Dec.
mbers present.business attended Y/0
eivlng and placing
~urnber of bands of
. take offim among
that o! the sh
~wed were the
nning of the
Iso included a
mling $461.09
e poor.\~ting of the
Dec. 29.
eriff.
usual
coun-
num-which
board
».=;.-~...~Henry Kuhr to zur. Harold n Ru-
mussen, son of hh. and Mn. H. C
Rasmussen nt the parsonage n
St.Pauls Lutheran church or
Orum.Rev. P. J. Relnertsen per-
formed the mremony.
The contracting parties all live
in the wclnity oi Orum.
Mina Anna M. Reels, eoadn o
the bride served as bridesmaid an
Mr.Raymond Raamunsen,cous`
of the groom, as best man.
The brlde wore a beautiful blu
dlk dra s and carned a lovel
bridal bouquet.
A three course wedding dinne
was served at the Ruhr home b
Mrs, Kuhr and daughters at abou
six n'cloQk.The newlyweds are very popula
young people in their communlt
and have a large circle of fxlen~
who are exleuding ben wishe~
They plan ta go to housekeepln
on the H. C. Rasmussen farm a
Orum.
The jfnllowing were weddln
dinner guests at the Kuhr hom
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rasmussen anHelen, Mr. and Mn. Harry Ma~
I
KUHR-RASM USSEN NUPTIALS
W 'On last Wednesday afternoon
b Da. 10,at two o'clock oacurreu
the marriage of Miss Anna Kuhr
Arp and Irma,Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Kuhr,Mr.and Mrs.C.C.
Rueeh,Mrs.Geo.Kuhr, Sr.,Mrs.
yyigbg gvmf, Mr. andllrp. Hgn
Kuhr,Arthur I-iuhér,Réymon~
Rasmussen,Anna Reeh, Rev. and
Mrs. P. J. Reine:-tsen.
In the evéning a charivari crowd
oi' two hundred friends and rela-
tives gathered at the Kuhr home
to extend congratulations.
M. A. C.. CLOSES1930 MEETINGS
The final meéting of the Mon-
Site Chosen For Erection ~ ~
»B;-yay.is as yet quite un-°
~Amina;as to the appoint-'r1;e;;;f hest;te hféhway *
m u h f a i n t .I I
Blair City Council Mskea Decision
on Site fo r Proposed Swimming
Pool.Plum lo Be Drnm l l
Buys Chu. Ross und Leslie Offm
Properties ll a Total of 55200.
II
r
I
r
n.
I
11
a
z
:r
r
D
t
k
ll
it
L5
ll
1.
ld
rs
r-
arrd
a
ha
st.
o f
/»
s
high.The
a g ;were
111. 'm-l¢m»Ing uompsny xor me prnnung oxtheirnewbookonWorld-wide
Free Trade.The book this year
will be bound in durable cloth
binding md will contain about one
hundred pages of briefs, excerpts.
comment and other material which
should stimulate the further study
of the question by debaiers.
An a.ll»college Christmas pany
will be held in the ngfepagn Room |
__.__.__.-____.,,.._colors of the wom¢n's dresses on
the aides made the scene a pretty
one.The orchestra was aeawdbe-
tween the men and directofs plat-
form.
The soloists were in 1he fore~
ground, and were as follows: Mina
Gladys Moore, soprano; Miss Lila
Wright and Miss Edith Sorenson,
contrslws,Emil Pedersen and
Prof.Malmin.harltoms.all nf
nd
3111i ; ' § c _ ' " °" Q u - U - n v » » - - - -" I n f ~~ 1 | ~ ~ m n w n ¢ |e n I l l
Mrs_ Bellows read a Christmas
story and Christmas carols were
sung by the members under the
direction of Mrs. Pax-dun as accom-
panisd.
. The Christmas grab bag fur-
nished fun for the members, aft-
er which the gifts were opened uid
later re-wrapped and will be given
fn nm rmfini-n Jnam mlipf,
evening which shall serve to
heighten the Christmas spirit be-
fore the students leave for their
Christmas vacations on the follow-
ing day.
DEBATING WORK ADVANCES
On Thursday evening, the nec-
nnd series of debates was held in
All lmndled their parts nom-
mendably and showed the results
of a, great deal of practice and
effort.
Stephen A. Spltznogle, business
rnnnager of the Omnhu ehorua, wg;
introduced to the audience during
Lhe intenulsxion and spoke in be-
half of the Omaha "Messiah"
/.~._.._...,,.w h i c h u r g a n j r za z g ~ t h e S e n i o r h i g h mu s i c r o o m.The
in the homes of little children.negative team consimng of Fred~
The next, meeting will be held ricka Matthesen and Alice Beck-
uanunuea un page exgm)OLD scuool.n4A'rE CALLED
Jan.5,1931 with Mrs.F.w.
Arndt and will be a surprise ;iro~
gram.
w, R. c. E|.s:|s OFFICERS
The w. R. C. elecmd 'the follow
ing officers tn serve for the com-
ing ye\r_at their meeting held on
Sawrdey afhernoon:Pres,Mrs.
Henrietta Bovniian; Sr. Vice Pres_.
Mrs.Amelia Clausen;Jr.Vice
Pres., Mrs. Mary Ingenlsv; Chap.,
Mn. Minerva Carter; Conductrens,
Mrs. Nettle Anderson; Guard, Mrs.
Nettle Gilliam.
Delegates lo the vention will
be first, Mrs. Jennie Oflen; sec-ond,Mrs.Eva Eqdwards;third
man won Iro m me alnmlluv elgs n of f i ~ i § . . ; ' " ,team, made up nf Reed 0'Hanlon|
and Roy Christensen.This de-
bate rvved w be very clone but
proved w be the winning factor.
Immediately alter this debate,
Snpt.D. V.Mussel' picked his
teams w represent Blair ln inter-
scholastic contests.The pollow-
ing teams were chosen: Affirma-
¢g ;Reed 0'Hanlon, Captain, Roy
Christensen and Edward Jenkins.
Negative-Alice Beckman; Gaptaln
Doris Beck,Fredrick: Matthle-sen
and Irene DeVlnney, alternaw.
BLAIR GIRL WINS
BLUE RIBBON
phe greater experience of the gnlr-
brings the sad news ot the death
of an old school mate, Ben Ryan.
His father, Dr. Ryan was for l
number at years in the drug bun-
ness Ln the location naw occupied
by the Blair Drug Company.
The deceased man referred w ln
the letter below has noi. been in
Blair for years and but few of his
old boy friends are left.
The letter follows:
"SL Ignatius, Mont.
\Dewmber Bth, 1930
Editor Rhondes,
Dear Sir:
I am sending you the notice of
the death of B. D. Ryan.He just
mv.back from a trln m Alaska
,a
r - Em Brandt.I-'im albemate,
. Amelia Clausén,second al-
wx-nnte, Mx-s_Pearl Petersen; third
alternate, Mrs. Minnie Bugeon.
'mn M AY OR HAS A a br
Miss Eleamq Dixon, daughter ofur_m a mrh e E . Di x o n , w ho
live north of town, wal awarded a
blue Hbbon for n :Jus at baby
beeves shown by eo-eds <4 the
r.\|......x..u A~a»"lm»¢at Mm
and was at work again when the
untimely end came.He will be
remembered in Blair.Ha has
worked for the same company for
more than thirty years.
R u n .Beniamin Dunun-Axv ~
cr:Ll~:snA'r1~: BIRTH
Am
Lust Saturday,Dec. 13 wu the
birth anniversary of Fred Olsen,who resides north of Blair, and .,,.;
Sunday afternoon a number 01|
,_...._ _......, .,. ...e WMU" .,,»m»\Plattsmouth them.The big home
opening will be on Friday, Jan~uary 9 when our Lint team meet!
Papillion and our reserves play
Ft. (hrhmm sm.. \:~......|.»..|.. .\.....|,|
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jacklcn
have moved from the Mrs. Brooks
reddexwe w the Mrs. Plste Strick#
lett . residence on Washington
street.
uunus,oecanse mey merely pnyv he g d f mrent, they need not hxve the saihe xei edwmregolaswn Housto: Tx"
concern nbout the conduct of gov- when they wall spend the winter
ernment as those who ovm prop-
..Ȥ\_c u n l s ' mA s PARTY After a cuartette of girls. Mayor
\f \ |l |C B U VI.I l a l l i - u l l u a u use Usv 1 -r....¢.....n . Q m ¢ _ | } n 1 f h r n s : + - ¢ f | 6 ' f v e n a .H e w a s u r e d d e n t o f
-:umm n - u m- n m....W ........shnw hald at the College at Lin-
coln last Snturday evening.
Class; of horses, dniry cattlo,
hogs and lhpep wexe also shawn.
Min Dixon is attending achnnl
at Lincoln and hu been fnmllhrBanners
vivad by
and one
m n o f
services
emher 5,
Ferry, Idaho.He is aur-
onc brother, W. L. Ryan.
nephew,W a n a J. Ryan,
Tacoma, Wills Funeral
win be held Frldny, Dee:-
at 11 a. m."
relntigs and friends came in to'help him celebrate.
A delicious lunch was served bo
the following: Mr. and Mn. Glen
McDonald and emldren,Mr.and'
lks .Ed Olson and Frederick,
Mrs. Margaret Iverson, Will and.
Pearl, and Vera Mle and Phyllis
Iverson, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie An-
derson and Denny of Omaha.
N v n c a
Those who have baskets for the
poor will pleue take them to the]library on the altemoona nf na.-<
__..--.. .....e....e.,-M., an-mnbe'on hand to help Blair wln thexrl
first victory wtlh the beginning of
the new year.
YOUNG FARMERCELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Ansel Taft, who live near Xm-
narii, alehrated hla blrlhdly last
Saturday evening when s. number
were invited tn hir home to attend
a wry in an honor.
'lhe evening was spent in cards
and everyone had a fxnetime Alovely ltmeh waa an-ved.
I
Wm. Strecksun ol Lincoln, bro-
ther~ln-law of Mrs. Frank Dudgeonlaspendlng the holidays at the
Dudgeon home.Mr.Strecksua
na e d t o l l v e l n Bl a l r a n d w a s i n
the Depot mre for a time
Mrs. Henle Mchdanlgll of Walt
hill spent last Sunday with her
father,John Dnlanay.He la
breaking up housekeeping and
will Swv!some time llth hll
children.
Goa Timm lrom'down near Ben-
nington, was n pleasant caller at
The Eniernrlnn nffleo last Frlrlnv
uuurnwn man Knows thatthose who pay rent are as much
taxpayers aa those who own the
houses ln which they live Thdr
concern with government la equal-
ly as great as that of the property
owners."Likewise, the man who drawn
money from a perfectly solvent
bank, in auch a time as '-hill in-
stead GK' prntectnig himself, may
be promoting his own undoing.
"Grerlit in the llle of lnudneaa.
I! btnka nu business will tatter.
I !lmdnesa ia wreelmd,employ-
ment will cease.And wha t will
The Royal Neighbors organiz-'
ation lald amide dull care on last
fevenins and carried out l. Chrlnff
maa party and/a fine alx~thlrty
dlnner at the M. W. A. hall.Thelvvwninxwllrepv fled tobeone of
the mo n interesting that they
have had for some tlme.
CHBISTIIAS PROGRAM
The pnplla of the West Ward
school, gave a Chrlstrnaa program
and ~ - ~ t h e i r m o t h e r s a n d
1.».....r- m..\.__-.|-.. _..__.__"__
mje ldngov er the nxrlvdof aflne
boy on Friday, Dec. 12.
There is nothing finer than a
bunch ol girls like the Stewart:
have ln their home but a lon.
somehow,wax-nn the hem and
brlngs dreams of the future that
are pleasant tn contemplate.
a m n m i w r l Ma y h e br lng
joy and happlneu to hla parents
ln the years to come.
REBEKAHS 'ro HAVE
nN'rea 'ra| NnmN'r
J. Enola ewwar and visré 131
with the 4 H Club work for a num-
ber of years.
SBERIFFS MEET IN L INCOLN
The convention of the sherlffs
o l un s late is meeting wdny
,g
E
iid fnmormw, Thunday agd Fri
22 uid za.A mfhé hi o; § iu"b;'n k lv l l w i rz ' G AS present:
present w see mg.:they mam Messrs. md Mesdnmea Geo. Kohrthe Hght. partjén.Jr and dw Me n
Joint Chrlstlm Relief.
_.z ,J . ' r . m mf
Robert Rolmuuen und children,
Geo. Nelson and danghien, Harry
Fuhion Centex-Winter cum Paulson, orvu Ne-lun and non, Mr.,
Values so 51s xv at mas; Value; Chris Nelm md Mr ~ Ruymonld
w $25 go u $16.'l5; Vdou to $40 Jensen ol Fremont.
s °,at 52015.Slzea x4 no 44.
Choice new styles black and colon.il.. your Xmu lh°PPinr euly.
and while here had his name emer-
ed on the subscription lin of The
Enterprise.
Mr.and Mn.Penton Sully of
this city have 1 fine girl born
Wednesdny moming,Dec.17, at
the Bblr hum.-1.Mn. SullyformerlyLouheR°d8°I'l. 1-Jil?
fer dl:-. and Hrs. W. J. Rodger:
of this dty.
- - -~--~- . . . w w w mw u u y u w mu o n , u w .i t pro m n m m l l he ts 'sv hi s mb.smnll hoard from a bnnk at the .
price of his business or of his job!w u h Dresses--Regular $200
"'l'Nv\k of Hd! befor: you jnln values on nu, sms or 2 for $250
a line of the pads: B'¢1'i¢|¢E1\~"ln 14 smut ne w ny les ln dues
14 w 42 at the Fuhion Center.
Men...B\xy Har cm at me 1mh~,'1'1\°°= nn vwwvdinz hargulns-
lam Oa\\'zr..Y.hen you know she no IDP 857-48-1:
will be more than gland.All .
aim lwltly ~rm»d_48-1¢Do ww xm. dwmvinr wiv-
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellow:
will meet at their lull Fdday eva~
l1liD8~Dec.19 for their annual
Chrktmu entertainment.
l(en..Buy Ha Gln at the Fm.-
lon Conter_..then you lmow me
will be more 1-hm pkuqd.All
Glfh neatly vrnpped_48-it
in the mu. 'Sharm-¢1¢¢¢Suth-
erland ls in attendance to Ref- all
the inside information possible on_
#he nubjed.
Scum DAKOTA vxsrmn
m l o m m m n of Mitchell,
s o m u m, was n goat at the
I9rn£7| 42 |2 8
Jonnl5I 5222 9
2 59I 016I72 5 2 4
w Q1: y _
m a u-I
4I II 52 5.1
I2(Qa s_.r.
h of . md Hn Burl Vm¢hn Dec.1::es nmnv.Dec. 25-B. F. D.dunno,
9nw.5 3~ano
I3
I2 7a
sim-.N°l»n»h, December 1s. mo
Hn. W m. Bolln md Mr. md ln.
F u n k Wolf!helped H n .c m
Bolln of Omaha,mh b n t e her
birthdny 'hun-ldny uvmlng.
The Coffee Club met Idth ln.
Herman Kllndt an Friday.Ak
membarl but :me wen present.
0 u »\
Miss Ed it h F n i u of Blair,in
1 mug ~91.
m a nn Fridlr-'up his new work January 1.He'th¢ new colon.48-1qu r i mi w i t h we t l ni u a r s .Shui!
e g d u h t e v l l l i h l p i o e t d manh-
mdknv,plad.u¢ aa tdda up.Dip rmmAsm WEEKLY '
nmu s mx fu . R E V
Beaver Gty - N e w coops:-adv
cnamzry opened lt thin my.
W y ma n-R Hi nds and O.
ma|.hnr';x-uidmoenowoaupiedby
llna u dli n. He r m.mK1 !ndL
Mr. Ind M n . k a i !Kmla and
DonmDea nmdJ eanne Mxr¢ are!
Kmae ,v idte dltthe Clurle |Hlno~
l!.n»ehomeinDeSowSlmday¢!t-
emoon.l l x - . md M r s . F n n k W o l ! l a n d
'into pink or vrmxe coconut
l r .. a n 1 -,a
_1 ' ?I ~g p ~
~ .=»"°§;f3.'.alf _~
Q
~ y ~ D e ¢ . ~ l t ~ B l p ~
till church.The program will be
gina by the choir md Sunday
|dwoL
_1 ' ?I ~g p ~
~ .=»"°§;f3.'.alf _~
Q
u..l _ l `f.é
w a o u n s C A N D Y ?
Tdk about tha proverbial "awed
moth"-mon ol us have not one.but 88 of them, which noi-hi!!
pleases more than a ndy !The
va ry wo rd ntl the plate dnsl-
lnz. and dnoe the dletlt-has tall
un L hnt o nly n n valuable fud
food with s legitimate plwe in the
diet, ll eatzn with moderation md
inwligenne, we my welcome the
npproachlng holidays with glad-
snme mnhn!Ho w w Avoid "S\lgu'iI>¢"
The g-nat fear of amateurs l l
HERHAN xémvs
M m w w Fndn of Blair,is
helping her wwf, Hrs. Emil Fol-
len at present during the illnui
oi Mr. Follen and lon,yla
Misa Gnu Tomllnwn of Teka-
mah, wasag\1esta¢t.beFndRo-
gert home Thundly and Friday.
Cham Eby lu! we e k pmhugd
the J. and B. Cafe of John Mc-
m m m and Rohm. Jackson and
wok poasadon Friday.Mx. mdM m Eby were lo rmnly i n thel
cafe business here and sold out
last spring because ol Mr. Eby'l
health.
pnparlng a Chrlmnll pro gram
which aondntl of mlmben by the
daildrd and a ako!! play by the
young people ondtlad "Ch1mu".
Thin program will hs ,im Khm-
day-owninc. Dee. za at the Blv-
tlll church.The program will be
glv m by the choir and Sunday
|chooLo. D. Wamen agod 87, ami of
Minerva Warner n Hu-man,ded
very auddmly of heart txonbla at
Oklahoma City, Okla. a weak ago.
The body was ahlppd hem for
burial and arrived Thunday morn-
ing.Short funeral servleea were
held at the undenaldng parlor:
and interment was mado in the
local eelmnnery.I-Ie was an ex-servlce man and the memben of
Chu- Jackson post af Herman ab-
tznded the services.
Inst Monday, Dr. A. J. Cameron
fne wl elected commander of the
pu n.When cold manova (nm -
p m;cut into squares with --
knife and wrlp.Yield: 2% lbs.
When mssuring butter by -
mph! i t i s no t nwe mry w ue
cup,xnd |\|t.hnu@1 that m y I
l i n t seem anions,i t ix q d
dmpln.Apo und brick a i b u
measures two :uptulln md i t
not difficult w cut the ammm
dedrad in pmpartions moo --
w this rule.
Mathers, especially, nre in Iavo
ol dried fruit eonfeedons, for the
realizé that they may eliminate
ample]of dozen "don'ts"fro~
_1 '?I ~g p ~
~~~-~
Q
u..l _ l `f.é
w a o u n s C A N D Y ?
Tdk about tha proverbial "awed
moth"-mon ol us have not one.but 88 of them, which noi-hi!!
pleases more than a ndy !The
va ry wo rd ntl the plate dnsl-
lnz. and dnoe the dletlt-has tall
un L hnt o nly n n valuable fud
food with s legitimate plwe in the
diet, ll eatzn with moderation md
inwligenne, we my welcome the
npproachlng holidays with glad-
snme mnhn!Ho w w Avoid "S\lgu'iI>¢"
The g-nat fear of amateurs l l
HERHAN xémvs
M m w w Fndn of Blair,is
helping her wwf, Hrs. Emil Fol-
len at present during the illnui
oi Mr. Follen and lon,yla
Misa Gnu Tomllnwn of Teka-
mah, wasag\1esta¢t.beFndRo-
gert home Thundly and Friday.
Cham Eby lu! we e k pmhugd
the J. and B. Cafe of John Mc-
m m m and Rohm. Jackson and
wok poasadon Friday.Mx. mdM m Eby were lo rmnly i n thel
cafe business here and sold out
last spring because ol Mr. Eby'l
health.
pnparlng a Chrlmnll pro gram
which aondntl of mlmben by the
daildrd and a ako!! play by the
young people ondtlad "Ch1mu".
Thin program will hs ,im Khm-
day-owninc. Dee. za at the Blv-
tlll church.The program will be
glv m by the choir and Sunday
|chooLo. D. Wamen agod 87, ami of
Minerva Warner n Hu-man,ded
very auddmly of heart txonbla at
Oklahoma City, Okla. a weak ago.
The body was ahlppd hem for
burial and arrived Thunday morn-
ing.Short funeral servleea were
held at the undenaldng parlor:
and interment was mado in the
local eelmnnery.I-Ie was an ex-servlce man and the memben of
Chu- Jackson post af Herman ab-
tznded the services.
Inst Monday, Dr. A. J. Cameron
fne wl elected commander of the
pu n.When cold manova (nm -
p m;cut into squares with --
knife and wrlp.Yield: 2% lbs.
When mssuring butter by -
mph! i t i s no t nwe mry w ue
cup,xnd |\|t.hnu@1 that m y I
l i n t seem anions,i t ix q d
dmpln.Apo und brick a i b u
measures two :uptulln md i t
not difficult w cut the ammm
dedrad in pmpartions moo --
w this rule.
Mathers, especially, nre in Iavo
ol dried fruit eonfeedons, for the
realizé that they may eliminate
ample]of dozen "don'ts"fro~
|P}r8l~ eoeoanuz :mamma , as mp have 5°11l¢0|c.hildren :ment w¢dm¢A.v'.§1n§.`§I-...;"': "f..`If'.f"Z.-....;-_.3.-"I'I»|c.hopped muh, 1 tgp, ¢h°PP°0 an-recently,They sue:Mrs.Alben 'vm-1 air. ~ ni;-{E23§§{.i{¢¢¢hT g f ; r '?if°" :wr mmnuxucturu UL2*°°..°"°§z 12261. *"'&,"F!_,°f_P§Suverirrubbvf Hn. August Kim: 'llnlrk in Omaha.Hn§1+n.f.__1~r...»\.»|.-Im.....L....
_1u. nga nm 'rs ln.curleu apnmus,.1 tbsp. orange juice.
j Ru n th e d ates , f ig s, a pr i c o t: md
coeoanut th r o u g h f o o d c hopper.
K n e a d l n t h e o r m g e j u i c e m d n n d .
t \ z . . 1 . » -. . . . . . A -2 - ; -- . . . . . A . .. . . . . |.. .. .. .. ..
and Mrs. Hugh Vaughn. The db-
emoon was spent p1lyil\Z plnmhla.
Mn. Hmry Knue held hi gh lcon
and Mrs. Jwoh Sierk, low.
Out at tawn fri ends md reh-
m» .. -lm .mmm the fune ra l o f
Mr. And Hn. Fnnk Adams mo-
mn d down w Li nwln T w d l v
and visited the eapibol building.
In the tint basketball game of
the season the high school bu m
was ||»r..¢~| L.. sh. .|......: .--__
' § " " " _ " ° " ¢ ¢ ; " " ° ° , ; § { ° '
Welt Point-Council apprnver
installation of police gong.|
Seward-Fred Hluck Ind M l /
Lgydm opened 11=°d="¥ §\g~fp-dnt#
I
~`et, ll eatzn with moderation and
~wlizew. we my welcome ¢h¢
approaching holidays with glad-
snme molar!!How no Avoid "S\l¥N"|I>¢"
The g-nat fear of amateurs i l
that the i r a mlle s ww "mm £0
sugar".To avoid this,to ke¢P
them from becoming coarse pr
srdrw. use corn Hymn in 111 re-
cipe: in which it is appropriate.
lt i s a bit of failure-insurance.
which, coupled with the use ol a
oundy thermometer,lnsuroa com~
plete lumens.Too, corn syrup ll
healthful, being o mixture mr pun
carbo-hydratea, hall of which are
in the form ul dextrin, the mos!
kasily assimilated ol ull.A thor-
ough beating d creamy !udgBs il
un.;.her factor ol success.
Creamy FudgeThree cups sugar,'A cup dark
corn syrup, ss cup milk. 2 squares
chocolate, 2 tbsp.cooking oll, 'A
tsp. salt, 1 tlp. vanilla.
Plme sugar,syrup,milk md
chocolate cut in seven or eight
pleas, in heavy sauoepnn and utlr
over fire .mul sugar is duolved
und chocolate is melted .Let come
to uboll and cover one minute.
Remove cover and cook without
étining until syrup will form a
softball when tried in cold watar,
(288 degrees I-`.).Remove fromfins, ltir in quickly oll, salt m d
vanilla.Set. in cold water und eool
until mixturo is thick and feels
barely warm when touched with
the finger.Stir until mlzdture
loses its shiny look and in creamy.
Do not put into pun before this
polnt no matwr how thick fudge
seems.Pour into oiled pan and
when cool, cut in squares.Higlinh Toffee
Two cups sugar, 1% cups light
com syrup,.115 cups thin c r a m
56 tap. salt, 2 tbsp. corn oil, 1 tsp.
vanilla.
Put augur,syrup ma m,and
salt into naueepan and stir over
fire until sugar is dissolved.Cook
to ampqnture. 260 degrees F. or
until a iirm ball will form in cold
wuter.Sir quite often, as it scor~
clmaeasily.Add oll andcooka
Uwe longer, w kmperaturu zoo
degrees F.When a hard ball will
form, add vanilla and pour ln thin
laysr on oiled slab or baking sheet..
When cold, brsak ln pleas.Yield:
about 2 lbs.
Fonda!!
z ;1;'°r ;sgeup water,
spa.corn s p 1 ,m m s .Y?" 'u p
Put sugar, wutaer and lymp into
saucepan and cook,stirring con-
BNDPY until augur n dimlved.
Remove lP°°\'|and do not stir
candy o n during cooking,Q.
candy begins to boil, :over sauce
pan and cook for three minutes.
no this rule.Mothers, especially, are in 1avor\
ol drled lmlt eonfeedons, for they
realist me they may eliminate a
ample]of dozen "don'ts"from
their child-minding vooabulo.ry,;
and allow the dmlldran to eat ap-predlhle amounts without o.n:dety.|
Date; are the moat popular of all
the dried fruits, not ody becauseof their unique Ilavor, but be¢nuae|
they oontaln "invert sugar"and
large amounts of iron, lima, allu-
loae, and are slightly laxative in
effect.The paatenrlzed dam are
a s p ur e n pure milk (which ia
also pasteurized) and the fruit hu
the added advantage of being uun~
ripened right on the tree.Not
that children are sole advocates
of the fruit!.lust try any of the
following recipes on any adult you
know,00 achieve real blush-mak-
ing compliments.-Stuffed Dates
Stu!! pined dates with any of
the fillings auggened below.lt lsusually dednble to have thlrsmff-
lng ble. although the dal/e may
he wrapped entirely around stuff-
ing.Jumbo Data are prepared by
presdng the edges of two dates
together and stuffing as one.
Datos ly be rolled in granwl-ed
sugar alter stalling.Time will be
saved ll the entire package of
dates la first stuffed, and then four
or tivo dates at a time shaken in a
small paper bag or sack with the
augur.Stufld dates may also be
rolled in frostettu, the tiny grains
of cocoanut which come i n pink,
green, orange or toasted.
Orange Peanut
To BS cup pa nut butter,add
slowly 5 tablespoons o!orange
juice (li medium orange) and a
tablespoon chopped eandled orange
peel.Sprinkle with chopped salt-
ed peanuts.
Brazil Nut Fondmt
un ti l témpe ra tu re 238 degrees F.,
is mas hed, o r soft bmll stage.Re-
mo ve f r o m f i r e a n d p o u r a t onc e
o n o o ld we t platter .Cool.Be a t
wi th s pa tu la u n ti l c rea my .A d d
va ni lla an d kne ad u n ti l smoo th.
Pu t away to ri pe n.
Fanc y C armelo
Two c up s sug ar,1 c up br o wn
sug ar,1 c up lig ht. c orn sy ru p , 1
c up c ma m, 2 c ups mi lk ,$5 c up
butter, 2 taps. vaniila, 1 pkg. dates,
sliced.
P u t a ll t h e in3redient.s, except
atining constantly,over s low
flame untilbandy fonna ball in
water (246 degras F.)Remove
from fire, mu vanilln and dnes,
tum at once into slightly greased
add 'M»eu'poon vanilla, 2 table-
spoons thin c ra m, md Si cup
¢=h°p|»°d Bndl nuts.Plxce only a
small quantity of the fundsnt in
each dau no that filling may be
completely enclosed by the dike
and kept maint.
Apricot (beumnt
Wash 1 w p driad apricota.
Place in colnndu or wire strainer
S I J o H NS o N
Auction 31 CHC
Blafr,Nebraska
SEE US FOR BOOKINGS
.~f »
\1\\_;I.`
"f |i I T "l`
E .*~'..§.'F N ~\
~tiféfif;"u v.. .
soften.Run through food chopper
alternately with *A cup nut meats
and % cup shredded coconut or
bosswd cocoanut frosiettes.Add
2 tablespoon ol orange Juke and
1 teaspoon gl-sud orange rlhd.
Stu!! dates and roll in toasted
froswttes.
Mlnhmlllo w Coc o nut
Cut 56 lb.marshmallows inbu
Farm Sales | Specialty.Phone-While 263
5,..=;.1 law rua
in c ff oc t fr om 7
P .H .C ~
P.. M. Bun lower
n m f r o m 5:30
P .M .t o 4 : 3 0A . M.'°c »u¢&"
suxinn-to-station
c a lls w w d m n b
m, , , ¢ | f o r y n u r
couvunsena.
pare dfierently.
Divinity Balls
Ona and 54 cups sugar, 'fi UUP
light eom synxp, % CUP water, 'ri
tsp. salt 1 egg white, 'A tsp. van-
illa,as pkg.slimd pasteurized
dues,55 cup nugmeats,1 pkg.
boaslad tromma
Cook sugar, corn syrup,water
and salt no hard ball mae (280
degrees F.)Leave sauce vm ova'
thehurne rnfterli rehubeen mm-
d o ut.Best egg whites qudckly.
Pour slowly over hasten egg white,
beating constantly until firm.Add
vanilla, dates and nuts and mix
vlsorougiily.Turn out on molding
board.Shape inw cylinders,roll
ln toasted cocoanut lroltettes and
alice.Makes 1% pounds.
BELL CREEK VALLEY
The pupils of the Lallman school
and their maker,Miss Clara
Schweder will give 1 Chrlnmas
program Friday evening, Dec.19
beginning at eight o'clock.Lunnh
will be served after the prcgnm.
Ewerybody welcome.
Mr. md Mrs. Amandus Peterson
entertained a number of neighbors
at their home Saturday evening.
Cards nnd~ visiting were enjoyed.
At a law hour lnnch was served.
Those invited were Messrs.and
Mesdarnes Howard Ruwe Bhd fam~
ily,Wm.Wllkening and family
Henry Paeper and family,and
Juhn Nlebaum.
Rev. and Mrs.Wm. Goede and
Marilyn were Sunday aftemoon
callers at Luther Monke's.
The Bunce Club met at the Wm.
Wilkening home Friday evening.
Mrs. Harold Olson ol Fremont,
spent Monday with her sister
Mrs. Amandus Peterson.
A group of relatives and frlsnds
spent Friday evening at Leonard
Eehtenksmp's to help Mrs.Ech-
tenkamp celebrate her birthday.
Haudlnerchiefs-3 in a bo x-on
sale 60c,754:$1 box.Fashion
Center.Also Dance Handker-
chiefs i n Chlifona and Hmd
Pnlnted effects-mal pretty ones,
59:1 mn.a-me
Rayon Pqnrnu-regular $3.00
vdne|_on ale naw,$138 in all
dns md color comblutlon
48-lt Fuhion Center.
FF. CALHOUNAND VICINITY
Mr.md Mrs,Lewin Cook and
children of'0mlh|, spent 'l'hun~
day evening at the Gus Kruse
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Sievvrs vbere
in Columbus and Gmul Island on
Blair Telephone Co
eeruinzy of (neu in tinpea of emer-
gency.A telephone conversation
explain: the can and the actual
conditions.It saves time, fre-
queutly money, mlieves anxiety,
prevents mi.-srcaf:es _and confusion
and pea-min the interested parties
to make necessary pwu.
Long distance service is always
open, at any hour of day or night,
u . . |1 I
.1 A ~-.:'é:]2:..Z1'F'3i!'L .J
» .»
~f r
Detailed Facts Mean
Everything /in /
Emergencies
Use Long Distance Sérvice!
Mr. John Wreidt were ns follows:
Mr. md Mn. Wm. Steffen ol PIX-
ton, Neb., Mr.nnd Mrs. Herman
Spethmnn. Mr. Adolph Spethmnn
Mr. md Mn. Ge orge um, lu o f
uimra, Mn. Wm. Schleudh Mrs-
Emm Hnn nu, 1 -' mm me m and
Mr. Cni g of omaha.Mr-nnd
Mrs.Wm. W ebster of Tehmlh,
Mr. a nd Mn. Wm. Smflm md
little daughter,neoompmied by
Mr.Henry Steffen,returned w
their home at Pnxbon, Neb. alter
spending zhe vnek mu relntivu
.... -_.......- .., ...v ...mlln mm.The score wu 27 to s.
The teaehers of our school will
give their Christmas program on
Frldsy nftemoon, Dec. 19, begin-
ning lt two oklock.All fdends
and patrons are inv-ned.
Wash Dresses-Regular $2.00
vnlnea on snle, $1.89 or 2 for S2.50
ln 14 smut new style:in sizes
14 to 42 at the Fashion Center.
These are outstanding hargslnn-
so shop early.48~1t
Fashion Come
manor :nu clenmngutlbllsnment,to be Imown as Houck k Lmd.re.
Lincoln-Inlamnlidnnl Harvest-
er Oo. emcting $75,000 building in
this dty.-
Hudson-New light plant to be
opened soon.
Seward-Frd E. Butler opened
new funeral parlor in building
formerly occupied by Chrysler
gn-nge west 55 post office on Main
meer.
Wmlthill-Burlington Rnillwld
section headquarters discontinued
at Homer and established hah-r Si lk StockingsMm Emma H m m ls wyinK|thn¢.Wear--Gold Stnpe, $l_50 and
with Mrs,Anna Wreidt nt the SL95;Onyx, $l..35;Bobolink, $l;|iA> pick architect for conxtructlon
presenl lime.Full fashioned silk to top servicolo! new school.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Heine of Wale- mf 1-mfffm w..a.,m fm... \|...._...a....,.Q.-._»-.-_M ,.. .... ._
|Tekamah-Board o l Educalion
mrs.n .'°" ' " ' ; " ~ "|g'Amer-ioan Legion entertained the2231 zvoithei :;ere'eo:;ays as Irnembers at a six;-thirty dinner ati
the Legion halL 1
Mr.and Mrs. Wm.Rasmussen
and Mr. and Mn.HIFI? cooper
and famlly were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.and Mrs.H. C.
Cooper.Sam Delviue. who spent several
weeks with a daughter at Sioux
Fails, s. D., has returned to Her-
man.Mrs. H. I.. Swan went to Ornahu
Saturday and remained until Tues-
day ut the home of her son, A- E.
Swan.The Tekamah Co-Operative Oil
Co. have purchased the lots where
the Latte Grain Co's. offices for-
merly stood and expect to put In
supply Laxdsa and operate a truck
and have a station here.
Miss Maggie Lowe has had the
coal and cob sheds back of her
home, torn down giving the plum
a much ntntar appearance.Mm. Henry Kuhlman was lzro'|
home Thursday from Fremont
where sho has been saved days
for medical care.We _.are sony
to report that he ls said to be not
much improved.
The M. E. Ladies Aid held their
meeting this week with Mrs. E.
Hlmes for quilting.
The Herman schools close on
Friday of this week for the Christ-
mas vacation.They will begin
work again Monday,Dec. 29.
Gilbert Potsdle of the Potadle
Bros. was tnnsacting business at
the wholesale houses at Omaha on
Monday.
Mrs.H. L. Swan had several
ladies in Friday evening to do
some _quilting for her.At the
close of the work she served a
tempting lunch to those present.Misa Esther Kubie and Mrs. I.
Helms are attending classes at
Dana College at Blair Saturday
lorenoona.
Mrs. Harold Brewster and Jean-
eene of Blair, were visitors at the
J. M. Brewster homa Thursday.
The Degree of Honor held their-
anaual election of olfioera Friday
evening.Mrs. Katie Rutledge was
elected pres.,Mrs.Effie Godsey
become; pm president.The me
of the effiaera were reaaleetod.
Mrs. Nettle Cooper, lst vice; Mrs.
Emma Lowe, 2nd viee; Mrs. Lucy
Wen, usher; Mn. R-use Lowe, out-
side watch. Mrs. Lucy Sheets, ln~side watch. Mrs. Stella Gray, fm-
andal sec'y;J. D. Iawe,ne u .
There was a good Ntwndaneez
Following the business eetrlng, ashort program waa gdvén.Nearly
all cams dressed in 'a suitable
hard time costume.Later the rc-
freahment committee served hot
chicken sandwiches, pickles, cook~
ies,jello and coffee.The next
meeting dll be held Jan. 9 atthe
Masonic hall.The new officers
will be installed then .
The Hennan Womans Club had
their annual Christmas party Fri-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
E. W. Burdlc with almolt one huu»
dxed percent attendanoe.The aft
ernoen was a most delightful om
Ior those who attended.The pro-
gram was very good.Miss Iris
Brewster rendered a vocal solo;
Mila Ramona Grumbaugh played a
beautiful piano number.The re-
mainder of the time was given to
Miss Sylvia Brunton who talked on
Italy, devoting roost of her talk
to southern Italy.She spent one
month the paat summer in this»country and her description of
places waa most interesting.She
speaks fluently and it is a great
pleasure to listen to her.She told
of Naples, Roma,the ruins of
Pompeii, the famous Mt. Vesuvius.
She wok the trip to the top of
Mt. Vesuvius and made the peri-
lous trip to the inner enter, which
me aaya n a very dangerous ous.
The nodal committee served a
g¢l=;¢yg-are after which cs.-at
__1-..\muaAvl»"\..»5»»~nn.,nv.:vcsuu|.u,I su.uplewn--Uclu bellows H a llhi ll, vi si ted at th e He rman K1 i !1 d f| 2 p a ir $1 _Si ze s 8 %to 1 0 i n a ll be i n g r e mod e le d a n d d e wnte d .
uma Lueuaay..rMr:ud Mrs.ial-o!d_Ackerrnar _n |
a l
.__
ANNoUNcEMEN'r
I wish to announce that I have quit
the freight business and will now do
LIVE ST OCK and
GRAIN HAULlNG_
Call
C O M P T O N T R A N S F E R
Phone lll on 21 Gifford M. Compton
ua baby andPzemont, were Sunday vidwrs at
the W. G. Ketchmark home.
Mr. and Mn. C. B. Mehrens at-tended I three day convention of
county commissioners,co u n z y
clerks and Registrars of Deeds, in
Omaha this week.They attended
the dinner dance lt the Fantanelle
holel also.
Mrs. Scott Allen enwrulned six
tables ol pinochle F\'i4\y evening.
The event wal Mn. A.\le'n's birth-
day,andth¢usnxlgood¢im¢w¢a
had by Ill.
The smdl baby ol Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Kay passed away Friday.
Funeral s ces were held Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. G. v. Beadle en-
bertnlned at cards Friday evening
Mr. and Mn. Iauis Kruse nndiIchildnn lelt Tuesday morning w
visit friends and relatives at Car-
I rol. Neb
mu uoume were cauen at me ..D r a n g a , m e d u l m s n z e , d o n 30 1 :Henry Fischer hams Wednesday Z 6
°"'i."f"§'... Mrs u.-nim. Sl;-hrnndnv Fine wma Apples 3 lbs.zsc
Baoths Oysters per quart 904:
Blllk Oyster (Drawers Ib.l5cPlafse tn ffm-wdl. Heb
A3 ir. C . B . ~ is le a v ln a s g n t g c l a r a P r a n a
In1 8 : u m n e v n u s e u 3 lbs 256 » - 25 lbs. for $1.59eqdpment at mcdon on his place'mu gum were msmhnueu.'rneMost of our swxumdbudnesa Chu,menu h m h u .2 wahhuunean n g u y u h Ch r mmu M n . n Buch.1.De-c.1'?nngum w um per lbu m a N u t s r lb.
Rbastd Pa uts per lb.
Salted Panuts per lb.
Dill Pickles per dozen
1 256
ise
206
1s¢
256
decaralionl md llghts.
Because of no many other
thinn K°il\K on that evening, the
benefit bridge puny m have been
given last Frldny evening.h u
been postponed.
Jacqixeline and Ann Woodward
ol Omaha,spent the weekend
here *with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mm. L. A. Woodwhrd.
Miss Florence Willlamsen' vis
lied at the Fred Krogh home at
Blair from Friday until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kxogh brought her
home Sunday.
Wanda Crnmnangh,who has
been in the Lord Lister hospital!
following an operation for appen-
dlcitls,was able to come home
Inst week.Dr. Cmrnbnugh drove
down for her Thursday.
Mrs. C. R. Gray has been on the
dck list the past week.
Mr. nm! Mn. John Sutton drove
in from Beatrice Satunday.Mr.
Sutwn, who la employed with a
surveying crew has completed his
work there.He hu Uma on Un-
coln fn work this week.Mrs. Suv
ton nayed here.He wi'l then
take a vacation.
A.H.Lowe who submitted to
nn operation It the la rd Liner
hospital at Omahg two weeks ago
got along nicely and was able m
come home Monday.He is able
kobeoutagainwhlclxlogoodnews
in his many friends.'
Miss Bessie Williamson o liHooper, was a week-end guest of
Miss Elaine Km.
K. J. Van Vdin and Helen, ac-
companied by Mrs. Wm. Branden
and Mins Elaine Katt, drove to
Omaha Sunday to vidt Mrs. Van
Vnlin at ns..Nirhnlan Rana Ima.
2 lbs. Wonder Nut Oleo 35c
lig vy Ban s 3 lb s.zs¢
m a : m ns ..254:
Sa l a d F r u i t s N o .2 can ISC
Special Prica on Christmas Candla
0
_¢
1
Loui»eR§»ee.\
can yand faults in
what not: tblint.hau;h¢".
; r 1 | ` l llI1E : r . ; . ,,- @| 2
\:yw|a1uuxewr\»m~'|o¢|¥l l I ~ l \ ¢ l »\ » \ J \ l . l - l l . l l » \ I l \ \ ¢gg|sIlI
lancent.|.Addltnlla.|.l||Rim,u:|:rud
EA GL B rmc u . 00 .. NE W YORK c rn r
J v m n f i . , . , : ,., ,, ,. ,,..,,,,.,,,,. . . f .|Twf;r;~» »m r ? ~ 1 ; ~'..~ .-/»,..~,,::-,_.-UKQJ ..
Last Sunday a week ago,Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Robertsonpnd Cor-
nell spent the day at the Dr. C
R Mend home at Blair.
Friends of Wm.Rutledge of
Omaha, are sorry to learn that he
is In a very critical condition at an
Omaha hospital where he under-
went an operation e week a
~m.|=_ n_.m._ ._/..
pltal.She is dowly improving.
The Nebnskx Power Company
gave n demonstration of cooking
by eleetndty at the Legion hall
Wednelday afternoon.They were
assisted by the Aid.se
ntwnded.Mrs.McDonald had
charge of the cooking.She gave
,n talk and :wipes as she prepared NoT1cEWearecullingandpre-
paring our flocks for the
coming Hatchery Season.
'EK
[ |a
a I »\I
Premium Paid For llatching Eggs
x"'""' \-'mln nu "'"°" "°'"'u\. various dm...A. funén off'1E_"f°ff'§ ?P'3?."°!E "'° °"'P""\m nba; cooked was ueried. Five
unw a xarm west 0! wwn.bl tsThosewhoattendedSnndnylvhm e presen were gwen awny
sc h oo l a t th e B ap tis t ¢ h nmh S » »~ \ "' M°lf °. ;'Z'. 3' a ,, ,, He nr y Mey e r an d
d lY r e n j w f d h r a f i n s Musa S y lvia Herbe rt s pent Mon day even ing vls~
Br u n ton g we a d e li g h tf ul ta lk d e -m u g a t m e W r n . B n mi e r t h o me .
c ri bi ng n p a r t o f he r tr lp W4
Ache
PAIEurope Wi' summer.PLANS Fon sdxif
Tha Whxbe Cross met Thuxsdayeveninz with Mn. C. L. Reid tu S,AVING DAMS H
comple;e their se;vin'. "1'h§§`mé2 Two Washington County fann-
agam this "'°k Md packed sev-'en have requeswd info tion
fn ' £ '" ° ' ° §~ t h e y s e m t o a a n d a s s i s t a n c e f r o m C o u n t y a g e n t
o n IM a s w ~B a t e s f o r h e ! p i n n t o p p x n g
m R ' - " m " ° ° * = " »< m ¢ h m i I .n o c h :-F o r r e s t B r e w s t e r ,J o s e p h C u l t ]e x o n e r a a r
d r i n t h l e w;;_-;==;___g-<1 s G : ° j S h ' " ' e ° d ° d ; ' ? : u T . L k . ' § m f » , 1 . " " ' 1 L § . , u n o u n t s
o r w m g u m e e `b e ~|a t t h e h o m e o f M n . S t a n l e y M a r s h f b r u s h a t i h e p o i n t s _ w r e l t s
i d b !L b : d i na t h e r h v m e a t S p i k e : F r i d x y m - - ; ; ¢ _ ° m _ ; _ ; ° c r o s s w x o M y
n e r y .¢ r n o o n .T h e y w a l l m e e t w i t h M r s .H 1 | n p m v e n f m r i g h g h e r e g n
G e o .S h o e t s S n u n d a y , D e c . 2 0 f ° ' | W u . h l n g w n C o u n t y a t t h e f o l l o w -
a g ; g : ; ; ; u n l p Bt l e y b E S .m e t a t n g S . W .S t e w m n u n d S u n , D m
f n . m u ' r . » . , 1 . » . . l . . = . § . f . . . . . . . . . , \ ' £ ' ? ° " ' 1 E ° " " ' ~ G [ e n w ' l ' ° ° : " P d C W !
and it'| hzrmls. Those tablet: with
theBayeru'a|douothu:t!hehmn.
Tab lhenvheaeva-yousulerlmm li
Whenyourheadnche-lrommymuurwhenl cold hnnettledln H¥'?';52'f§E' f'fX°" '°'! "*°°= <1-=»>
|¢s
o c :Efor Hatéhing, Call or Phone
ar.. -n,;:':.7".;.;'.......;';.°;:;,';\§*2'stef ~ng°1ggr}r_\nl§ll\°§l|B¢y=rAapi\-In§|llafe.
us at once- " ' |" 1 " ' " " j" 'nru sn ca ms mu ao me lnmmess.' r n rad 'u s y e vc mn g a n d th e iruli-A a p i r i n i l th e:s to ry wor k wi ll b e exemplif ie d md h m l d z _ g g g w d x ;k :manuf ac tur e of
f i ve n e w me mb er s wi ll be added o l ~to th e or d er .Fo llowi nr r th e wor k ""'E'..fnver whic h th e f l _
Hatchery
~~ »
` 2 } n " % i i | " $ 1 ' I | .| | 1 l '| " | . l l | | ¢ n n i l n g l l n l i I
1 |Bladr Incubator Companylbe put on.Members of the De-
cawr chnpter ure imma.
Mr.and Mrs.D. W. Rutledgé
drove down bo Omlha Friday aff'
emoon to learn of the condition of
the fomxer's bruther. Wm.Rub
........ --J -----» --» -=.-M. ....mumx-u rge Spring fed ditches
ne moa tflllfitult
Dibche larger tlun fdteen feet
across at the top and eight Ieef
deep are better controlled by l
__-_.._ _-H __. __.\ .
?>~;1
i f
El$1
CHAS. E. GAYDOU, Manage
ledge,who has been c ritically ill.
H e is reponed some better at
present.
C. H . U ehilng las t T lmnd ay eve
ning lu fle r e d a very severe at-
ta c k o f a c ut e in dlg u dn n md w a s
under the dodnr's c a n .H e lr
concrete wu ann tune.
Fa rme rs wi sh in g to i ns tall b ms h
dlms s h o u ld assemble f u l ly fi ve
tlme a aa mu c h bru sh a s seems
n e a u a r y b e f o r e y o u s t u t ,as i t
tak es a lot ol b rus h.
Tr e n to n - E a r le V . Ri c h a r d s h a s
Phone Black 395
'The Hatchery with the Checkerboard Sign."f
\|\BEWARE OF %MlTATlON5opened new furniture stqe in this
m»xr.Nebm\=». Dwmhr xa, mo
o
luo¢wGnmlMhrvp nduthe mutinnuaaenwuatwo-thlrdn Cwnfy. Ngbmh; uid mohgise
C.C1¢>hdinDeoeua`rl.olfheiuuednndfdlypidupbelngglvmwummtinpqmmt
lut wsu and Te»umentofG¢11rK¢ ihl stotk..The .mm of this of ae me nwrflisv Qpnds, amd
Now, Lhardorn, »~»°= ff whit °°fv°fs§°" -v° =e v= =z»:1"ssf=f1,*zxw;°_L2e'; ;*:X-:5.€:.,3.i3"?;
wu65yeanol|gemdwAsbom Costu.meJsws1ry-vdueato$5haawnSidmyBnrgoy'neh atone _m Rvfdl. fvmilix fn em nanny un are $1 so sua Neeklnoes mmlpm on n m e n...¢-'€;'i..2';1.'1'£."2¢'1?..u°'.'$".§;'A"°l§.`.
88yeu|ago.In 1898 be wal m»a°f cryun:h.Pmu°»u¢m, meiins house concerns in the boxedforyourévnvmienesinleb-
'mxrrled to Mx-|.Hum-lh Franke, Center "K z il "°'Y'Fuhionloounh-y.|¢er writing.We an dve you
_...._.L _1.__48'1\|Thrle 68268. while of the fin-_md¢k nsrvlee.*}»E...:....».+L ."a h u n I n ! w i l l b e h l d l n n o f i i a r .u n a m e a n n m r e c w r w n w m u n I " * " " " * f " " = z ' " ' " " " ' Z a n d w o c m m r e n w c r e m m m u n a I H m a l m r m m n - a i u -a bo x-o n e u quality.l m very reasonable; ` Ylnln iiivma w come in and
L Fashion in prles md The Enterprise prints use our beanqfnl line cf ard*
s Handker-your name u you desire.The pam-p mee.__'fff'__ ~We sho carry boxes of auort-F " o
NOTICE 5 . - v u . . » - - u _ ,W __on sald petition on the 22nd dn'
a l December A. D.,1930,at 10
o'c.lock A. M., and all persona ln-
ierested are :unified to appear and
known an president; md me my
wmpetznt or qvnliliad person who
il the holder and owner ol Com-
mon stock and u such a awak-
m w d u m d u n p a i d t h e m m o r
S38390,bogetha with interest
thereon at the rate of 10%per
mnum from md after Lha lst day
. ....__...M \
union.W h i le H r .R/othe' a hol]' ullsa1¢ '50¢,754,g l bn
ha d be en p o o r f o r s o me U m a h e Center.Als o Dance
h a d b e e n a b l e t o d o h i s o v m w o r k c h i e f s i n C h i f f o n :
a n d h i s c o n d i t i o n w a s n o t r ¢ ¢ l 1 ' ¢ l 'P a i n t e d eff. . . : * . :r e a l
e d a s s e r i o u s .T h e d n y b e f o r e 5 9 ¢ , ; ¢ 1 1 _fl ` l . » - . l . . - A u !- » ¢L A ¢ l \ 'vn = H A r '* A l i l !
J. F. Rohn and C. M. Heine, Att'ya
'rn 'rhnmu Durant. J. H. Hun puny uun, ||48-1:ed ami! which vga can print or Advenise in The Enterprisegate,first real 'name unknavm;
Basel Hainen, Rebecca Haines, wife
of Bazel Hninea; Pebgi P. Nielson;
The Scottish American Investment
Company Limited, a Corporation,
all persons having or claiming any
interat in the following described
holder ls eligible m a may nom, or aepwmner, nw.occupy or fill such position and Plaintiff prays, that in default
the said president is w be the ex~ of payment by said defendants, or
elusive mmlger ni' the buminess]eomeune of them, or some one for
and prudential concerns nl Lhls;them,of the amounts due the
cnrpnntion.That R.M.Jensenlplnintilf as aforesaid,thax that:und sldvnt and isisaid mortgaged premlsen may begranted,,hal been n pre ,Witness my hand and Offidnlmu be and remain president until sold According zo law as ntisly
Senl thl| 22nd day of Nmmbenfms successor is duly elected ed uw sums found due w the plain-
»»--.......,..,_.-_... .L.__
'show cause, if any, why uid In-
strument may not be proved, al-
lowed and probated u the la n
Wlll and Tatunenl.o f md de'
ceased, and ex;.ution thereof and
adminisu'nt.lon of said estate bei
...»..»5.~...... ...U........,.. .,., ..._operation at Fremont and on Dec., ,,Iem died mm.Besides his wife NE W ENGL AIND NEW S Hn -
he is survived by two children,''
Miss Hilda Rothe of Arlington Mr.mq Mm Fred Hovendick,( (and nm no Kuehn of nmoszqd and family spent Sunday at uw E Q I B T ~
four mmllilaren.nm. H¢m».h|E°3l 'U=°m\=»°n home.2 _
>\r 1»~..f'r»_n , -4 .~r
n d m t a un f _* . . ; . .
Is
I5 1
Ar' J 'D u I..| r ,
» .12 H ...-1v5 ,"\ dD "»
A
n _Schoeté;r !l5onmnz1l
` He
9:u m Emil Hansen and Mina Anna
nry Nieman of Fremont, Will Cvrlvv were Svndhy visiwn ntthe
Franke of Arlington m d Ed Huold Corley home.
¢\_.....- -. |-....-=.A Christmas nro znm will be
real estate: The west nm or mel
West Half of the Northwest Q
in? nf Random 5:'lax Lot 1 in,
msn.|q|
( s a u )1. c. ELLER,|
454:County Judge. 0
maimed.Done and dau
ctober, 1980.
`u n ,wge ln er w|¢n xnwrem.|.u:n:~ed this Ist day ¢.f|.,.. and :outs of muh, and that mid
defendants and each of them, and
ll. Jmlm.~ d a h n i n l U 1 thivugh "_~ " " ' " " | d s u d ,1 d u n :G. Jmlm.um* under um. or my'd 2-h¢m.|...'f. ~ ..|.... »..°»... ...iufi on H01at the New Englmd school
:day evening, Dec. 22nd.
md Mrs. Andrew Haier and
were Sunday evening vis'
Hua \ l ' r |R .S e c t i o n 6 '1 i n t o w j n s y i p . 8 " P ~1 u n # r t r ° I ' " n n r ~ n w n \ " I ' f 1 R R 41'-~¢t A .
Range 10 East. and also ux lor n nv--~-= ~ ~------V--~~in Section 31 and Lhe West Half I |of the Southwen Quarter oi the C°U"&"U€3-'€f"§;;"§?&'1£',?T°~ Nmsm. 'i»'é»'i~}$¥3;1 F0 1aSouthwest Q r 'i Swan 82, Emu ol Ioui; Mueller, deceased.,PRQBATE gp WILL!
\u=|»m¢amum=1ued Iwmv-rf§"¢i'."§'§fu"f§s;§"uf;'¢i;e on " i r-ma lu mmm.rlzh¢or au. |"|¢.|...|p¢¢u|¢hmmn¢¢nm immafq gg MH ~ P' ° ""' °' :_ dlnuu ol uodtn.--t the Matin Haier home.
You and each uf Y°'f"°"q""°d Dr. and hm. i a L . Ca dy md
to answer add pehtion of uid sons md Dr. Collfna n! West Point
planar: on or before the and d lwere Sunday dinner guests of Dr.
of Febmary, 1981.and Mn. W. I. Nelson.FIRST TRUST CQMPANY o F|Mr. and Mrs. 1. M. Uzmerbmk.
oMAuA,PL=nm-ill.wxw have um i n Arli ngt o n fo r
BY FINLAYSON, BURKE &:the past 29 yearn, moved saturday
4a-5:mmm, i w Af°°" *°Y* | u, Ra mo n whe n th e y w w mm
h me l edH;na \¢ r¢ m¢ u-s ~ a bo x-on . .'f,,°# :a :;",,,:', 1 .:. , f : ;' : , ° m
n k 50c,'IEC $1 bo x. _ F"!' i °".mmh. f o r the :mu v a r a nd u
Mr. md Mn. Hnnry Hovendick
and Ivan wen Tuesday visitors al
the Louie Hovendick home,near
Orum.
Mn. Julius Weber was a Mom
day visitor at the John B. Erik-
len home.
M n and M n .George Lakin,
Freeman und Fern were at the
Leonand laftis home at Calhoun
Tuesday md Wedneadny.
all in tnwnnhin 19 Noflh. R.!Ll1Il8|_\1nfMr~t\ In r:I\l"li"M Qn fha munrhl'I 4 ' | v A | \ n a n \ . I l l A l a w n v » . . - - - . . . It h
hnd being; in Washington County, Coumy Court room in Blur, Neb»
Nebraska real nlmel unknown. ranks, on the 28th day of Decem-W 'ngtonYnnand' each of von will take ber,1930,Ind on phe 28th dsx A n 1
EEEASKA 1
I
Gnuntv.l
l l
i3§f"Awynotice that. Willie H. Rahlfs h u
filed his petiton in the District
Court of Washington County, Neb-
raska ngainst you and each of
you as defendants, the object and
prayer of which petition is in
quiet the title of Willie H. R.nhK|
in and w Lhe following deaaibed
of Much, 1931 for the purpose ot|n- v» Aexaminanion,adjustment and 3l~In the Co
lowance of claims.All claims not
filed on or before tha 26th day of
March, 1931 I be forever barred.
"ated this day of December,
(SEAL)/I. c. ELLER.
46-St County Judge
Wuhlnglon 1
In the Matter
John Kuhr,De
The verified
etha Kul-ir hu
County Court.. . . . . . . ¢ . . .. . n u r \ ` l
mntv com-I nf
hunty, Nebnnkn.
of the I-hhte of
sexual:
Detidon of MAFKBF
s .....'..|been mea ln '-"'|Cenber.Also Dance Haol me o°unty.|¢.me1»nn Chiifons and Mx-.a.ndMn.
Hr`1Ers`f`ii5bé§= °i`i¢é}i>§'k ;:1ilninK dsritors gt the Hrs.: g d emte,to-wit.:The West'vw:-vs ---~ -A---- ~----------.~r l mw u sHalfoftheWestHal!01| NOTICE OF INCORPDRATION do issue m Mll'¢\!'2f-'il Kuhr md 59¢ "ch
Georn H. Kuhn- under dm Last ,~,__,,,_,,,,Ihcobsen home.
"il "¢hh`"`i`»»f`%. smn. s,__|ln-. me ln.. vm Holstein, Hr.Lha Northwest Quarter of Sec-I ..2 ;;;';;. ;-.;..-_. -4 nl... v..\.. |-fvs5: mx 1 r 1"x Sed-lon s. |11 J. F. Daly A¢¢f=f°°Y "'" '""' *""'"'"'° '" ~"'"" °'""~on me $1 w vwv-mecxlaces len Wednesday for Laurel where and Mrs.i¥\°';~°WMh5P 'lg NU:-hy R-HUB' 10 Notice in h°'°'7 gnven that 1 '°'§"°";md 5 i h b ~ of Crynmls, PQHI or Metal they will spend Aevenl "Jun wighlmd Mrs.
Em, and ll"* lot s in 5°°' eorporatinn hu bm formed me glv owlm a on, P° ?~m' ».°'f..§"°"""'"'um is new.F"m°"|t.he.ir daughter, mm F. c. Paulmm men wen
tion ax ma uw West gm of ul; given the name af FARMERS OIL gg fm 5 ma d 1 Center 48-11 and hmily.on at th:.._.L_.-_. n..,...»,...-¢ n.. a....n.. co. INC.: the mindual olxce of|°"d 9°on on e _FY 9 |I ur..M.; u.. -rm...u......... ...A Mr. nm
a Vick §kov home.
rl M n 'Plnmi H n
clxestn'a n OWN"n m p a n y
5 Ygfg mf-_:w 9111115994 ahbliancahere ___
noon FLOOR GOOD Mvslc
GOOD ORDER
emily and Alfred Mldll of Pona,
ab., were Sunday visitors at the
' f ymond Magi!! home.
Mr. and Mn. Henry Hovendick
~ere Sunday vddton at the Fnnk~Ria Home.
Floyd Loftis of Blair,was a
~uroday dnner gum at the Geo.
~(tis home.
Mr.and Mrs.Louie Hovendick
I Orum are the proud parents of
new boy born Friday, Dec. 12.
~rn.Hovendck in at the home of
er parents, Mr. and Mn_ Frank
~Itis.
Mrs.John B.Eriksen spent
-=» ~y at the Jnliul Weber
ome.Little Howard Lottis spent Mon-
y and Monday night with his
~dpnnents, Mr. and Mrs.Geo.
~fda.
Mr.and Mrs. Walter Knme r
re in Tehmlh Im Mo nda y.
Mr.md Mn.Julius Weber
-=~-Wedneday evening at the
:fe Weber home,bdping Pete
~lebreie his birthday.'
Shells Montgomery was |. Fri-
~y evenlng visitor at Bla Grandpa
etchor home.
_
DANCE
K i g s
7 ANNOUNCEMENT
An has been our m m m for
aevend ye a rs , v u lun on hand
1 nw, fre s h line o f Chrlltmu
greeting eanin from the well
b v u m w e a u q u u w ;U 1 u w ..~.. ....- --- ,-, ___w e s t Q u a r t e r o f S - e c u o n 3 2 ,a l l i n t r a m l c t i n g - i t s b u s i n e s s i s a t A r -
" ""-*H 1 {\»»¢in\\.f'; wn \ I¢, J u f n u k g n n f n n
January A. D.1981, at 2 n'c1ock ""'P. M.. a nd a n pe rs o ns mmm!A R L I N G T O N N o !§°" nl Both Hr. and Mrs.Sam Claus fad that almost eve one isPicking praclical and use/ul gi/1| that can bo nad IZ. year
round.Suclgi/ts as nu see belowbring joy and eanvmimeela those who receive iw., making housework eankr ad more
Townahlp 19 North. lunge lu butof the 6th P. M. all of said land
being i n Washington County,Nebraska,and to camel and ad-
judge paid and relessdo!record
a certain mortgage given by
Henry C.Miner and I-lumah M.
Miner to the Scottish American
Investment Company Limited,a
Corporation, and recorded ln Book
"L" of the Mortgage Réwrdu o l
Washingwn County,Nebraska at
Page 513, and to have the defend-
ants and each of them adjudged to
vmgwn,ww-ty va -~¢».....5'Nebraska'the general nrt-m".§`i' are notified to hppear 'and show 'IM' were vmnug at me G. ri. xma-lhe budness to be umlmnea and cause, ir any. why sud Instrument 1 A ;';'d'Y °»`l§."f'`iI'§'°<>`§'`""|'""""° home Sunday.
the object and purpose of auchcorporation shall he to engage in'
the general netall and wholesale
oil business ahd dealing generally
in all kinda ol liquid fuels, gases,
oils or auch elements,together
with any and all by-products ln-
cident thereto;and to own and
dw in any and all kinda of per-
own, exchange, bargain, sell, con
aonal property;to acquire,buy ,ma y not be proved, allowed and
probatod as the last Wm and Test-I
anlent of aald deceased, and exe-cution thereof, and administration'
ol said .estate be granted.|
Witness my hand and OfhcialSealthis8thdayofDeoembexql
1930.(s e an)1. c. ELLER,
47-4t County Judge.
NOTICE To DEFENDANTS
gatlonad church at 'I p. nz.The
group of wen who made a Sun-idayafternooncanvassforthe:
yearly budget gave a report which
was very lavonNe.Richard Cady`
and Raymond Walkeuhorst w'ho
recently atwnded the Older Boys'
conierenee at Lincoln,also gave
their report.A song and prayer
service was held daring the lunch-
eon in place of the regular eve-
11
At a recent meeting ot the
Royal Neighbor lodge the annual
election of officers was held, moat
of them being reaeleetd.Follow-
ing the business aeulon an enjoy-
able social evening was spent att-
er which an~e w w :rapper was
served, the feature o! whleh was a
huge birthday ako in honor of Mn.
Jake Fr-anzenberg's birthday. Mn.
Franzenberg was presenwd with a
beautiful strand of beads ln appre-
pkasant.
' ~1 7 '
A~£ 5 1 1 3
,Q -\';A~!~!1
4 . . . - - 0
Ima gi ne he r surprise o n
Christmas mo r ni ng whe n
she unwlnds the crisp
Chri stma s wrappi ng paper
and discovers an Electric
Toaster!After that there
will ha mnfv hrnnlzfnnh
h a v e n o l i e n o n o r i n t e r e s t i n s a i d v e y U f u e a l XB I I B H U Y m m y o r n i n g s e r vi c e .c i n t i o n
l»..».l ...nfl h a n n s » \ ¢ a l | | n | | \ . f ~~~~~~~~| . . ` { u '| u a n n u i b b m A ~a | f U l I 'D L A l"nu\\ »\\\| \=|w»f" l n \ \~*'\ . n { r ¢ . - U I - . .
of her ls ithful nerviices
d.
Esther Imrson.wha has
l * " U |u u u v v | N l l l \ \ » \ " » " . |" " J ' " "° "d t e d '''£ l l u l } f n v u ,u u u n l :\ n » | \ ; ; . » \ ,' * ' " J "A i n :u u u l u l u l u b y v u l u u u c a u u s ' u l n : u u \ : n : 1d e f e n d a n t s a n d m n o f t h e m f r o m l r e a n * » °e a n d e x e ~F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k B l d g . ,r e g u l a r d i n n e r a t t h e C < > = 1 a ' r ¢ s a -M i s s
i n t e r f e r i n g w i t h p l a i n t i f f s u s e 3 " d | ° : § i d e e d g o f e g n v e y a n c e i n ° ° ; ;O m a h a ,N e b r a s k a .t i o n a l c h u r c h o n M o n d a y e v e m d n g .b e e n a t
p o s s e s s i o n o f s a i d p n l n i s e a . .Y O U l n ." F ..9 °.s I n t h e D i s t r i c t C o u r t o f W a s h i n g -T h e m e a l w a s s e r v e d b y t h e m e m -p _L _C
m. sc ' rli .w 1~ u u' r sa n with brown crisp toast-
deilclous w affles and
steaming,golden coffae.
Such gms as these will
bring a new sparkle In
:EQ a;;.;,;.E iiéif =\ii=£' ng;
Iadv. for an extended vinit.$3-75. In
md each of you ue reqdred m
answer said petition on or before
the 12th day of January, 1981.
Dated this 29th day of Novem-
ber, 1930.46-sc Willie H. mmm.
men huxmellg una, I0 no my orall other things necessary in oorr
nection with, as a part of or im
ejdent to the proper carrying out,
management, conduct or opention
ofs uc hbus i ne uto the s a me e x-
ion County, Nebrnska.|be n of the Christian Endeavor'retuxnad fp her home in Oaks,
mm K-31 0 No . 8'18 0»Sodety.N. D. the nm of the wah..To the unknown heirs,devisees,\mmm a e rv i e u f o r wi ui e ni -Audrey overrun enteruined a
leguteea,P€l`D°11ll represents-wand Schill, little san of Mr. and group o l young friends at her
tives, and 81| other P'5l'9°"! in~Mn.Ed Schill ol Omnha,were home Monday evening at lmnko.
en»nul in rhe num nl Francis 1»..u| .r nm M ra .-mm-1». mf. M.1.... r.*..\.»....u.m.. ...... Ano ...:..
mo t h e r s e y e , fo r b r e a k fa s t
ti me wi ll ta k e o n a n e a s i e r .
_ 1NOTICE BY PUBLICA-
TION ON PETITION FORPROBATE OF WlLl..|
Gram. Lothrop, Attorney
STATE OF NEBRASKA I
| as
Washington County,I tent and like effect an unch a bus-
iness might be carried on by nn
lndividnml or nntuw person;the
amount ol capital stock authorized
and the temu md oondltlonn on
which it il to be paid shall not ex-
oe d thu sum of Tw~ty-tlve
Thousand Dollars ($25,W0.W). All
ol which capital :took shallbe and
is non-annenuhle: and tho anthnr.
A. Stzoup, deceaB2d» fell names
unknown,(lmpleaded w i t h
Ghules A. Stmup, et nl).
Notice is hereby glven that on
the 4th tiny of December,1980,
First Trust Company ot Omaha. a
corporation,I Omaha, Nebraska,;oornmenced Em action and N d
Ili-B petition ln the District Conti
Monday afternoon.Inoermentwu
made in the Arlington amelery.
Mrs.D.C.Spangler and son,
Chute! were down from Stanton
last week for a brief visit at the
John Spangler home.
Mrs Dora Whltford went on
Omnhn Monday when she will
..\..... ...,....,..........,,...... ....,. ,.......and Harold Schmeckpepper was
oonsoled.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Vlnckel spent
the week»end with the lumen; par-
entn at Deutur.
Charles Barth of Seward, nn old
classmate o! Dr. and Mrs, P.L
Cady, was vlsitlng hen Saturday:mend several days before leavlnxl Mrs , Alla We bb c a me lm mi
more pleasurable uenu.
|. .\
fw ~ a s. 1
.,,».
In me ulllmy Lmlrx ox ummm;-mn County, Nebraska.
In the Matter of the B m w of
George C. Cnchelin. Deceased:
The verified petition of Grant
Lathrop hu been Hlsd in the
County Court of uid County, pray-imr that Ipltpm Textamentnrv dn.
sa;;»§;;i;1;;L 1§e`§|§i'§»
divided into one thousand shams,
end; shun of the pu v alue ol
Twelity-five Dnllln ($25.00)- Thu:
of mich amount of the capiw
of Washington Gounty, Nebraska,
against the above named defend-
ants, the object and payer of
which are to foreclose in certain
mortgage in the sum of $33,000 onstock Amhomed gm., may be ,_|the following described real pro-
gqed théqmn of not m eased '1'¢n|p¢§¢_v. §'Z`"lif"..,. - ,__ ...
I
1
for her home in C*"=\K°-from
The ladies o! the M. E. Aid So- days
ciety held a Chrinmu party and'Webhone o'cJock hmcheon at the churchlwebh
parlor: Wednudny.homeMr. and Mn. c. 1. Pfeiffer ana]s
Mrs. B. F. C00k ol Scribner were guest
Madison to visit about ten
at the home of her son, F. E.
r.Mr.And Mrs.xygllua
>accompanied her, returning
the same day.
'eral cunples from here weresat the home ol Mr. and!
m u r a
Il.1'l'i. 0
There is a Voss Washer for
cuttlng washday drudgery" " " '" '" " ""Thqu sand Dolla rs ($1lJ,000.00).of
-Pre fe rr ed Stoc k, an d th ere may be
ld!!! Rl'Yl7l"|ElIIIl.P.......insl.ll>;l rml f n ntnnnrl fha : n m ml
Mn. F. E. Webb.
Funeral service: lor Ed Rothe,
well known and highly respected
farmer living northwest of Ax-l~
ington, were held from St. Pad's
Lutheran chunfn Tuesday sher-
noon, being conducted by his pas-
tor, Rev. G. W. Wolwr.Deceased
A
A T
King's
Pa v i l i o n
3 mlles North ol Blalr
On Hlghway No. S
noon FLOOR GOOD Mvslc
GOOD ORDER
Sat., Dec. 20th
Mull: By
OMAHA NITE owls
'0m ||n'|Famous Colored 0r-
clxestn"
Wednesday evening.A six-thirty
dinner was served am:which
bridge was played and an exchange
of Christmas gilts was made.At
bridge, Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Peder-
son won high prizes and low dan
won by leo Weber and Mrs. Ray-
mond Ludwig.
1 | 1 .1|.r[.1|['|~[1[.|r[.1r['|r 'r| 1 .'r wr 1 I i 1 1 'r'lr ' r " r i '
4 9".Look!.
.P Q*
<
. ~ ~L o o k !
~§r~¥~'i"¥° ~
'. l ` f 1 ~"
" T :"!""Tf
,~.~-< 5 E ¢ ¢ - s 0 N s : 6 n % " é i " T ? i G S
_»»|
Mn. F. E. Webb.
Funeral service: lor Ed Rothe,
well known and highly respected
farmer living northwest of Ax-l~
ington, were held from St. Pad's
Lutheran chunfn Tuesday sher-
noon, being conducted by his pas-
tor, Rev. G. W. Wolwr.Deceased
A
A T
King's
Pa v i l i o n
3 mlles North ol Blalr
On Hlghway No. S
noon FLOOR GOOD Mvslc
GOOD ORDER
Sat., Dec. 20th
Mull: By
OMAHA NITE owls
'0m ||n'|Famous Colored 0r-
clxestn"
Wednesday evening.A six-thirty
dinner was served am:which
bridge was played and an exchange
of Christmas gilts was made.At
bridge, Dr. and Mrs. L. M. Peder-
son won high prizes and low dan
won by leo Weber and Mrs. Ray-
mond Ludwig.
1 | 1 .1|.r[.1|['|~[1[.|r[.1r['|r 'r| 1 .'r wr 1 I i 1 1 'r'lr ' r " r i '
4 9".Look!.
.P Q*
<
. ~ ~L o o k !
~§r~¥~'i"¥° ~
'. l ` f 1 ~"
" T :"!""Tf
,~.~-< 5 E ¢ ¢ - s 0 N s : 6 n % " é i " T ? i G S
clothes
|
IRIIIPB
beauty a nd
ol readng.
Come In today and choose
from our large selection of
practical gifts.There are
m es ort o : a r
On Hlghway No. S
Look!
Look!
L o o k
./,;
una;
R E E
:~ purchase
at the
Store
ompton 's
'ream.
~e Store
oprietor
Ghristmas
R GRINDING
Y OU R FARM
The Western Portable Milling Co. have put their Hammer
Milling Outfit in this territory to stay permanently
to do your Grinding the year around.
Why waste a day going to the mill when our
mill comes to you.No Mileage Charge
noon FLOOR GOOD Mvslc
GOOD ORDER
Sat., Dec. 20th
Gnmnmc ST RIUILY CASH
Mull: By
OMAHA NITE owls
'0m ||n'|Famous Colored 0r-
clxestn"
Western Portable Milling Company
ARTHUR .LONG» Resident Mgr.
Phone S6 Bl a i r , Neb r a s k a
Phone number hu been changed from Grzen 359 to 56
Ye? '=-=*f','>§°' f""=r f.a°f=°" "f'f=:""'#fs' hm
-::wnlnznthe family.I-ow ;::v;\'nruut--~
PURCHASE GIFTS ON OUR EASY HOLIDAY PLAN
.1 1 rwa ~N<>bmska Ligfhl
and P ow0~I ' f` um p ¢x§1 }f
Northbound Southbound7:10 A. M.12:09 P. M.
2:40 P. M.7:40 P. M.
(except Sunday)
other valuable.'
This corporation commenced
budness on the 29m day 01 Ang-
uat, 1980, and shall ex§st for Iifty
years from such dak; the highest
amount of indebtedness or lial1ll~
ity to which Lhg corporation is nt
any one time to subject itself
Oifioo in Mnyla mqg.
Christmas at the
Arndt H ardware
1
W e ha ve t ake n out several Copper
Clad Ranges during the last few\
days for Christmas cheer in the.
homes.Yo u s h o d d see the W orld s
:»~°..
xDr . N or ma n K . R at h mu m
oP ' ro ME 'r B ls ' r
Over the Bla ir Drug Co.
P h o n e B h d 4 1
Evenings by Appointment
x
xTHE EAT SHOPE. C. Rana, Pmprirur \Meals co Cena |Excellent enum I
Suiefaetory Snrvmea ,Courtesan Tnatmmt \Flrn dw: east Enterprise odinll
°.'~»
1
|DR. W. F. BEMYBILL I
DENTIST IIi located in new Home 'Desire [
'Hxilding |
'Blair, Nebraska '
mm cusnncx1 I
: ':-1
I c n u s c n n m rlnu nnuBallal ulnan dlaal:0£5eainS\awBankBldg.
I\I
I
.4
Casseroles and Percolat ors
~'" ~ ;0 ;;;ne .c.
maxe orernment Survey.
Said mortgage was executed on
the 19th day of February,1980
and recorded on the 15th day of
September, 1930, in Book 19, Page
399, of the Mortgage Records of
the County Clerk ai Washington
lens, mcco~ng lo Gov-
I
Christmas at the
Arndt H ardware
1
W e have taken out several Copper
Clad Ranges during the last few
days for Christmas cheer in the
homes.You shodd see the World's
Best Range.Biggest Value for
the money
l
Crosley Electric Radio
Complete with tubes
$59.50
°.'~»
1
.4
Casseroles and Percolat ors
~'" ~ ;0 ;;;ne .c.
TREE--I
with every $5 ca
an eqdvalent in property or some
other valuable.'
This corporation commenced
budness on the 29m day 01 Ang-
uat, 1980, and shall ex§st for Iifty
years from such dak; the highest
amount of indebtedness or lial1ll~
ity to which Lhg corporation is nt
any one time to subject itself
I
Christmas at the
Arndt H ardware
°.'~»
1
.4
~'" ~ ;0 ;;;ne .c.
land and containing 290.05 urns,
more or lens, according to Gov-
ernment Survey.
Said mortgage was executed on
the 19th day of February,1980
and recorded on the 15th day of
September, 1930, in Book 19, Page
399, of the Mortgage Records of
the County Clerk ai Washington
u u x u s 4 \ l|5 l l¢ a \ U l a r 1 l u s ||
o n zn w m 1 . . m f r m mDarth!x-mi smivlez
We wish you a Menomwmsnmsmk.'m m m 'mm.Nd»».!
i
smr.N.smh. Deeemlm-IB. msc
|A. m om xs.m m m m . l n d m n . H ¢ n r y n ° m . p m ¢|yru~5§~p1l;b0t,1tbllID-°0¥llq|11 human thanpleuod.All
nerg§u»maMr.¢naur».Hm»y
Smith.
-. . . . ~ . » n - -
drmnpaut'1 \\e a da ydhemW na nd'Ru| ud,llr.a ndlIn.Al!ra d Pa ul-
enning with Hn. J . Zie dm ~ and family out Knnnard, were"mn EN'i§~i~i~n1>nxsn\llen..BuyHax'Gi!ta¢thsF`uh-I
n .a z . . . . . . . . . .|;
NOTICEJ i
"I a t ; ; " ' ° " " ' ~ ' " ' : ' " 3 m ° ° ? " f * n w
-- - -r u i n ?£1ltn n n n m n n n :lf i r o ve r _ . _
" "'f th png °|,, ln. Annu ;_3.~..'_---un Iloml. llillilll lr. Olllll edt-__I!e1f'_?°~ \ . . . _ .
ben at the Haunt View Sundny
School Sund.\y`morning,which
we n v e r y m u c h ~ ~P d n e le r Y & r (LW
l n u e n d u n a e o n d d l l l m s w a\t tl \s po s i o f! le | | t Bh lt ,N¢ b rmd u . t h e A : t o ! C o n p l u a i
u m m m .
ti n until ww 1 | mno lna ,Cook
without adm-ring, until tempera-
wne is 250 F. or firm ball will
form when wmv is tried in cold
wl tu .Ad xoll and :fir only
enough ua it through andy.
Pnnr mv!-nn ma r ulted moped
s c c u m m s n bnte his bihhday.Their SfmdlyRECORDS COIIPARED nftemovnc llle rl wen: ln. Iver-
'» < m . w m m 4 P m \ , m -m l u n .
Leglwm hens lm 82 pounds ol Glen McDonald md ghildren, lr.
f e ¢ d m a » v m ¢ e d z 1 1 ¢ z ¢ : w = b . = n a M n . m o 1 » » m a m ,Hr.
whilehuv yhennnta sa poundao f ma ||n_ 'rea om ma children,
ima md avonzed 20l.¢t¥\ln f-lwmir.md Mrs.Ladle Anderson of
llt ulllilitnn ux v wu ur x uv m uPddnyevuning.
m - . u m m n . m y a s m i ¢ n w m
Sunday dxnnar g a s p ol Hn-
Freda Jensen of Bhir.
Mn_ Arthur Sumner wu a din-
n e r g u n t ' I h n n d n y n t t h e E C .
LiypinouR home.
Mr.und H n .Ray Jahmwn of
Omaha, Mr. and Mn. El m Ki na
und grandchildren,Betty and
Ralph King, Jr. were Sunday din-
' \\ ~ve
,\
02010 refinish your floors
yourself . .
QAM *~
"~
\- 1:
With dz new juhnacn ham:
nom' anybody an sand and
amplzdy rdiniah his Ban
himsdf with no dun. Sava
70% cf prpfeasionzl costs.
Nothing no buy but actual
Eniahing mamrials. Cam in
and uk abwt iz.
Mr.m d Hrs. Taylor Fnnah
md Mr_ md Mrs. Elrl French and
children were Sunday evening vim
Ron at the Jonas Blomhu-g home.
Mr. md Mrs. Floyd Smim spent
Saturday evenlnz with Mr.and
Mrs. Walter Petersen in Blair.
o u r b u s i n e s s o n a
cash basis beginning: v m u m m m l l n c l v m l x ' : ; ; ' . ; ; . " . . » i 115.1-I.'l1uu» mu.. »¢n»\;1ln!|ml1§l. mm|!fh_h
' s
u o p a l :w c v u n t f .T h e m m m 0; [ |'~ »'" fl l l u u m m n ¥ ; u ¢I v n m u .......H h l l l l vu x l H 5 6 * '» " ° " p _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _Vm h u x m - i h e r n w i l l b e i m t a n t l r r e -M i l l ,t h a n r o l l l i g h t l y i n c h o p p e d m e n t i n g o n t h a e f i g m n ,P r a t t M ! - _ ' n d n n F r e d o h m v h i e d
. __..... . . ¢- .-.a s 1 ;f s . .- ,I \ f | | |_|f ; 1 _ . . . ._ - J _ L n
~n o rd|apobllnhonbenoti1!}:l|?atl1ar~
ihe thembsc dption v unnm in
In tv m es tz ha da lrnnud mo-|a!§tion price.Ewry mbsaibar
un nn n a a n tmdt h nr zln o e a nd -
lh n l ue mn de a p nr t o f t h e o o n -
Inset between the publisher mud
lmbnalber.
nutmeata.1 :I-'. E. muue m sn: me romuy "T mr. ma mn. no unusu -nu """'|pa rtme nt o f u» As dmlwd Cv -dm Tu e s da y mu m.Since '-"= opening °' "'° ?°""' lm. nays there in mu n plwe on ur. ma un Phi li p s pe dzt ma 'street pavement the necemty o ben Nabra skl farms for medium'dlugh@¢ of Nebraska (my, apent\
the removal of tha munumentlromlweight chgckm Leghoms and!5\mday evening at the m w ,
the lnternection of Vvalker Avexlue i mi lr "g m b re , Wm undouhb- Chuien Koenig home.
and Colfax street 1| .tele mnre l°'"Y produce cheaper em thln the!Miss Flomnce Dixon spam W,d.
""" e v e r.To ':"° dnver on the medium and lwvy weight breeds. nesdny night at aw 1-J. c.Lippin-
new pavement Lhm monument now_bu¢_ farmers and podtrymen who |¢o¢¢ home.
nm-»nr¢ ». mnl menaue and unless »...,. . ......|¢.~.f fm mnlnv ln meat Mr mm Mrs. Lars Weber and Miller Munk Blacksmith Shop
l " " " " " " "" '" " "."; " ° " \u n | 4 » l » | ¢ » u w - 1 -r '" ' ¢-|. - .-- - - ---|T *" h * n 3 " ° f i s m a d e ,L s s u r e s o r e s u l t o r w h o w i s h t o p r o d u c e b o t h m e a t b a b y o f L y o n s ,a l l e d a t t h e J o n a s
A N e c e s m y m a a e n o u s a c c i d e n t a n d p e r l w p r i m l c m s c a n , t i n m l k e g m d I - l B ¢ f B l o m b e r g h o m e W e d n e s d n y f e m - !Werner Schieman Shon .1Ethe loss of life.inf mliium waiirht breeds 1ikenonn.
Ole Buck A;_|r.h¢ United Siates
Publisher:When you wnnt any-mmg in the way of current infor-
mntian, the first place you Lhlnk
of lookin: for ic is in the news-
~ and Wy-'llirf and Mrs_ Louie Menke and
A move in being made by P{¢"mdotws.chlkdren vim/ed at the Gus Mmke
riotic organizations to mark }'iio~hom Saturday afternoon.
neer landmarks of the state.This Wash Dre -Re gula r $ 2 0 _ and Mrs.Chen Sutton md
PE?'f€'H*1°'£-§'i.£'1 ~ ~ values on sale, $1.89 or 2 for $2.50|"°l_f"E_?ff;__°'_f__{"f;L i g".§'_'
General Blacksmithing and Welding |
- _- -h gr g n y t h m g m e e x a m .l u t i l i u u u ux ua l:Al nl.1 4 mm- 1;n g w s t y l e s i n S i z e s g f a n n C U l l u r u u v l n w c u .P \ P ¢ |W h e n ~a e . .' s c h o o l h o u s e i n t h e B l a i r ~s .. .....I :_.»__.._...¢L i n n i n c o t t h o m e T u e s d a y e v e n i n z
AR NDT uu g nwm u- :
BLAIR. NEBRASKA
THE HACK SAW
._.
, : ;
VOLUME 5 Blnir,Nebnak.l, December 18, 1980 NUMBER 29
ef-*;»* '
..2;"'71 `Q ; ;" ~_.,a , P
/L S -w g
., "1 ~w ~
. r I
:f 1eax
f -I l*
J* =l
rj2']ab 1
for Chdstmus?Oh,
n nice 1981 license
for our cur would
be much appreciated
Santa Clam says,
"Give pruticd Biff!
this Christmas." All
right,Santa,we're
right with you!We
peeling ode like we
hui back In '08-or
wus it '9'l?
The housewila says
y o u w a n t th e p u b li c to k n o w , me ' " ' " ' " " . ""'""14 so 42 az m e r i la mn n u e n w r - ' r r 'th i n k r " t a n i f Th e mu- ku ng o f these sites i s a T h mm n d i n b inn M rI i n t p y o u o P s ,1 ese ar e o u g a r e a_wo rth y wo r k an d will p re s er ve th e childsi s i n th e newspaper.W h en any ea rl his to to u m la te r r so s ho p ea rly .48-1:th in g ou t of th e or di na r y is b ei ng 'u g .r y Q Co me i n a n d lo ok over the bi g Pa u l
arr an ne d.a celebration,a picnic a s o r t m e n t o f Ch ri stma s g i f ts a t _ "
<§§}§¢Zv¢£ ae may gg. *hi ~We note that Fremont mer-he W. J. Sas Store..4s-1:
thmgyouthinkofis " ° ° ; H mm .med by the Chamber of "ul I puldidty committee to 5 , n r'..»mm»~. mm .min 'mm nn 1 wrv Come in and look over the bm
1%mir
T h ~ y e v e ~ n g wi~ M r . ~ d
Mrs. Louie Menhe and family, Mr.
m e 1
»,.A
~#
;~ i +=§ .'
r*0 ". ¢ ' Q , f
S A N T A
Is Here
At Our Store
With practical gifts for Ladies,
Children and Infants.
w w
Mines,
9 ',|'| ::|
Boys' Suits from 2 to 5 yrs. . . $1.00
COMPANY
Bladder
eakness
I! Ge tt in B m h e hh - o q u e n z d a ; ~ u . . - f i '
ouaneu, or urnlng, duo to tuncdon-u B lld d r n - Hu n a n , ln w ld w n d l-° ° = -el you (eel tired. dovrulodandllcourngod, U7 the Qyltax Tilt.w o r n I- - 1 , n n r u c ln z u llt ln thruth e ny n e m n 15 minutal.n d b y
th o u u n d l f o r : wld a n d u n n o -ti o n . D m r t n n u g g s u x ( p r o -no un c e d Si n- te x 1. u nd n - th eIron- Clad G u c n n t e e . u m llu lc k lrgl;->; "=;;° g°:gulon». gff-»~_'; un.
u n so n , o nour soo ua
»||»~|'
r. and Mrs. George Fallen and
1
Andreasvn and children ol Onxm.
Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Smith nb-
tznded a wmv at ¢he Herman
Peterson home at Arlington Thurs-
day evaning.~
Walter Peck visited at the E. C.
Lippincott home several days Int
week.
Mr. und Mrs_ Edgar hrson and
o ~ s a n ~r s a
-s o c t o $5 .0 0
n .F o u n t a i n P e n s a n d P e n c i l s ~'
Co nkli n Endura is Guaranteed for 4:M i l i t a r y B F I - l 5 h ¢ 8
a Lin Time 4 ~2.00 t o ~5.00
$3.9s m $11.00
DI SC OU NT
These are real bargains and will make warm,
c<;lmfgrtable coats durin g the winter months
a ea
slLK Lmcmém '
Including Step-ins, Chemises, Bloomers, Dance
sets, Pajamas.A large selection t o choose
from at very moderate prices.
Childremrs I-lose 251:
A few pairs of 59c Hose left, reduced to 35c
».HATS
There are many good bargains in hats in felts
and velvets and all wanted colors.We have cut
the prices in half, 50%off.Also a number of
$5.00 Hats at $1.98.
A Beautiful Array of Holiday llandkerchiefs
boxed for Christmas gifts. These are lovely and
the price is right.
._.
No Bills" ~ trams-
ierred to the mail
boxes.
Christmas lighting
outfits for inside or
outqido use,$1.10
and $2.90.
Hai"anybody told
you yet to "Do your
THE HACK SAW
Early?"a family gift.A
"Monarch"o r u
"Gl¢be"Range for
VOLUME 5 Blnir,Nebnak.l, December 18, 1980 NUMBER 29
Houbigants for .'$2.00 and sa.oo
. _.| | "
f m * - * S " . » .I
1 v _ ¢.- -f :| : | v .- .. * ~_ -` ; | ! r -. r ..P . ", - - ¥ : ; | , , \ ;\ ... ..-~.~\ ~ \ ;:~' \- = ' = s ="~"- -.
~. > ~w .- ; . {'\» , - \ - ' -\ ...1 .....; .| :." ... .r § ) ¢Q T 1 '`. ¢.-, ;1 ; = . ' ¢.1 \ ' 4 , \f f _ - .~~
1 : " ,n g L " r '= i : § ; ' € ; : - ` *' f T ; § 3 f *- ~ i n s ~ . l i i f f '`I ¢ ? ¥ ° = ' ; |~£ ® P = ` ~ ? \ = *."' i ? ' < ¢
= = ¢ » > ~
.»1 |-" ..°P~».~~,~\ , ~.r ~ . J ° - * w .. -.L * rkc ./' l l Q ,.I / \|,f i '»\ ; g 1 D . ' | , ' { ` f \, : ' 3 ; i i ; / _ . ~. 1 ~Q
.,.|:r ,..--. a "°~--.'~: J I ., ;° : . -. , < , ; , . , ; ¥ ¢4'. J |;_T E , - a f 2 3 N \._- ' E "5 .. .E Ig y |, v . ,~.» _- 5 r l .f i . *' */ / .s .-ns._f j < . .* K /¢"Z 4 ".», `2 l b I , G i l '; j ' 5 1 ; " _3 " " "¢f
,= " ~ : ; 5 , . f § Q 3 f " ~~ ' i " \ i - ' { ; f > =.~"- - -f » - '1 f * f ;f f , ; .; ~ ; . . " r " ~t ~
°.-.f , J ...s.i
¢'..
»l I ' "\ - _ 1I/ " ..~~,0 . -»j .\= ' = ` f " -"/ ' ~\r - r \~
'° f ~f : ~ f : m f . '~x ~.»-~
f " $¢" ' *M * " l 'w ~r »-..:~.r Q w » | ".Q g . 6 ~ r *|' ° "r ".. ;' : E :0 - »J .
,1 i ' I : § \ :_ s . ; ; , l i l .; , ; ' J I 7
-1 . a' = > . . ; ' . = »' . ; . , : ' .
_ _
~ ; ; F ¢ ' $ u - f "
.. . Gifts That Gratify . . ..
For LADIES
G e n u i n e H a n d T o o l e d
Purses and I-land Bags
J u s ti n M a d e
$2.00 to $12.00
1,1 \
T'
1' r
1 \
I
1.\
For MEN
Shaving Sets
Mc K e s s o n ' s f o r ..SLO()
W i l l i a m s f o r ...$1 .0 0
Yardlcy's for ...$3.00
B r i s k f o r ..$1 . 0 0 a n d $1 . 5 0
\Jn.
I
\I
|\
g\.lL.\ .\I .\ .
\L .
.\L .
\
4\
for Chdstmus?Oh,
n nice 1981 license
for our cur would
be much appreciated
Now that we'x-e ap-
proaching the first
oi the year again a
neighbor suggests
ling experienas that
fellow who went to
the electric chair the
other day in New
York no doubt got
the shock of his lile.
What do we want
What kind of I. win-
ter are you prophe-
sying?We're ex-
PETEHSENHAHIJWAHE
tired, eating makes
her lat,And the
radio mskas her
=le¢ny»
For a real I-hppy
Christmas,make it
ima~ ne any thins Blair, Nelaruka
finaxj!
Santa Clam says,
"Give pruticd Biff!
this Christmas." All
right,Santa,we're
right with you!We
have them.Christ/-
mas shoppers-right
this wxy.Buy use-
ful gifu this year.
to save his life
He mn't think whav
to get his wife
And we say,
Come in and Ie!
us help you.
A lady in this town
says she has reach-
ed the age when
peeling ode like we
hui back In '08-or
wus it '9'l?
The housewila says
in's an awful bother
To lmow just what
to get for father.
muh with the newspaper.Births
denths,weddings, All the impor-
tant events of lile 8° to the news-
paper, and you depend upon the
paper for such information. Fires,
wrecks, and other midortunes, im-
provements, promotions, md other
fortunate happenings, dl find their
way to the newspapers.lnfomm-
|~------~-»~ ~- -,-- .--- --_ - ~~-,I --suaessful holidxy opening ol their assortment of Christmas gifts atstocksandthatthestreetsnrelthe W. J. Sas Store.48-lt
beautifully decorated in holiday,There is still time to get Christa
attire.The Chamber of Commerce 1 mms cards at The Enterprise office
of that dty is ltmcti properly;1Yv'e have a beautiful line to choose
and proving A grelt neiit to the rom.hndness intenesta ot that city, but#When in doubt give her Gold
it is not a one man otgnnization.Stripe Silk Stockings,SLW and
-$1.95.-Fashion Center.48-lt#Jon \b°n¢ crops, business condi-Men...Buy Her cm at me rum
Qiups,\l¥\'1§UB\happenings pre ion Cenwrutheu you knoyv sly;BE NCH NOIHE S
.w.w W. ... ...e ..e.~.,,.,...........Bien them is the endless number
ol llttle happenlngn, the comin!!
and goings, the general incidental;
that make up the llfe of a com~
munity.Here again we tum 1-
the newspapers.The more com-
nlewlv it covers all these thi .
the betfer we like it, and more sue
caa ful l t is,There are o "
means of communication,spoke.-
words, written and primed word
the telephone and belegnph. Un
radio, all essential in our com.
ated civilization.We need the'
lull would find i t dilfkult to get
dung without them.But none of
them covers the tldd so thorough
ly, or at such small expense, or
with so little eflon. as the news-
P°P¢r.The newspaper in n nec-
eadty.No community should he
'without n newspaper, or at lens!
wus vu mum umu puwwul n uGifts neatly wrapped_48-11
COST OF OPERATING
WASH. COUNTY FARMS
Forty-three Washingwn county
lu-mera will know on January 1|
1981 just what it has cost to oper-
ate their farm during the year of
1980, according to County Agent
Geo.Bates ul Blair, Nah.
They will know exactly the.
amount expended for everything
such as nails,lumber,fendug,
hired help, gasoline, hay. gnln, or
nny other expenditures. Aho, they
will know howlnany dollars re-
turned to the farm from hogs,
cattle, chickens, com,oats,nli alh,
or any dl-her source ot income.
Those 1ony;tlu-ee farmers will
know because lsat Jsnuery Ugly
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Mencke and
daughter were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.and Mrs.Chun-lie3,Pulleu of Lyons.l
|Mrs.Jim Sorensen and Mx.,.;
,Theodore Lundt and Emma Lou
visited at the Clues Sutton hom:!Tl-mrsdny aftemoon.
|Mr. and Mrs.August Schenn..
and baby of Fremont, spmt Sun-lday afternoon vldtiug at the
Harry Smith home.3|Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weaherby
and son and sun Naomi swam url
.Dannlaon, Iowa and Mins Marie
[Kwuix called at the Jonas Blom-betg home Wednesday afternoon!|Mr. and Mn. Nels Nelson and
'Lek Rose vidted st the Chris
Jensen home Sunday aiternoon_
l Mr. ,md Mrs. Arthur Weather-
.by und son and Miss Naomi Smith
q
5
' I
UWSPIPGP represelztaltion.In no enrolled in 23° po c 'g mee1:;1g1oi. Denison, Iowa were Wednesday
other way can it so cheaply, easily f~====;=°°";e ' wth if a v s ; ~guests of Mr.and Mrs.
gd c ho gugmy eep mel: before g g m g f pt e 1eco [Fred Peck and family.
w n n w eworld..sl .e
A Good Road Year
Rnad statlztlcs for the first 10
months of 1980 are encouraging.
According bo W. C. Markham of
the American Association of Stale
Highway Officials, during this per-
iod 12,503 miles have been paved,
15,763 miles have received low-
type surfacing ard 9,951 mlles
have been smuied md drained.
Next your work in farm account
record: will begin .hnunry 5, 1931.
At that time, a class of instruc-
tions will be hdd n¢ the County
Agenfs ofliee for all new men
tlking up the work The meeting
will begin at 1:80 sharp and
should be over by 8:80 o'clock.'
Men_..Buy Her Gilt at th; Fash-
ion Centernthen you know she
will be more than pleased.All
Gifts neatly wrnpped_48-n
Ane muowmg vlgxwa at LIIBIJonas Blomberg homo Sundny alt-
emoon:Mr.md Mrs.Gust Nel-
son and son and Harold Larson,
all of Vslley, Neb., Mr. and Mn.
Chnrles Glydou,Mr.and Mrs.
Andrew Svendgard and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Blomberg
and baby of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger were
Sunay dinner guests of Mr_ and
Mrs. Clnrk Llppincoit;
Mrs.Alfred Han n and chil-
I
4?
;
(hmppred to 1929, this represents
fan inctensed mllengu of 5,'715.
At least 60,000 men in addition
m the regular worldngjomes, have
'hem employed on state systems
alone.Thus road work is ulnv-
Home of Pcqfect Talking Pzclures /\
THURSDAY
DECEMBER IS
I 7 1" P u t t i n o n t h e R i t z
Wllh Harry Richman and .loan Bennett
Comedy "SHIVERINO SHAKESPEARE"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Satuyday Matinee
DECEMBER xo and 20
sa 99R e n e g a d e s
Wilh Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy
Sky Skipper Fable-Golden Dngodn
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Sunday Matinee
DECEMBER 21 and 22
"Her Wedding Night"
with Clara Bow .
Sky Scragying-Tulkxnoon--The Meek llr. Meek--Act
PA' mE . Ns w s
TUESDAY
DECEMBER 28
"Czar of Broadway"
With John Wny Ind Betty Compton
'COMEDY-Divmted Sweethearts
Glassware Night
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
DECEMBER 2A and zs
"Shooting Straight"
With Richard Dix md Mary Llwlor
COMEDY-Beiow Zero
FREE SHOW cnlus'rnAs mn' ron CHILDREN
STARTS :ao P. M.
ing an important pan in mitigat-
ing the efftcts of the unemploy-
ment situation.
The silica, this year, have spent
about S800}|!00,000 for roads,in
xdditlon to more than $100,000,000
for payment on bond principal. Of
'the former sum, 67.7 per cent was
used for construction,21.6 per
cent for maintenance and the re-
mainder for interest on bonds, p\n'»
chose of equiprnenl. etc.
Staten are mmm; thdr atten-
tion to the farm-to-myket high-
wny problem, reeogniung that its
speedy solution is esnmtinl to the
organizing of agriculture on a
sound and prosperous basil.1930
in the matter of roads, n showing
great progress over 1929.Durlng
1981 we should take n still longer
:tsp forward in providing rural
xmas with weather-proof,year-
round, nuriloed arteries of trans-
'xi
l l i u
s
THE HACK SAW
VOLUME 5 Blnir,Nebnak.l, December 18, 1980 NUMBER 29
for Chdstmus?Oh,
n nice 1981 license
for our our would
be much appreciated
Now that we'x-e ap-
proaching the first
oi the year again a
neighbor suggests
that the signs "Post
No Bills" be txanp
herred w the mail
boxes.
Christmas lighting
outfits for indde or
onrdde use,$1.10
and $2.90.
Hai" anybody wld
you yet to "Do your
Early?"a family gift.A
"Monarch"o r u
"Gl¢be"Range for
ima~ ne mv thins
nw-jr
Snnta Clam says,
"Give pruticd Biff!
this Christmas." All
right,Santa,we're
right with you!We
have them.Christ/-
mas shoppers-right
this wxy.Buy use-
ful gifu this year.
Speaking of start-
ling experienas that
fellow who went to
the electric chair the
other day in New
York no doubt got
the shock of his lile.
What do we want
What kind of I. win-
ter are you prophe-
sying?We're ex-
PETEHSENHAHIJWAHE
tired, eating makes
her lat,And the
radio mskas her
=le¢ny»
For a real I-hppy
Christmas,make it
Blllr, Nehnlh
peeling ode like we
hui back In '08-or
wus it '9'l?
The housewila says
in's an awful bother
To lmow just what
to get for father.
And father says,
to save his life
He mn't think wha'
to get his wife
And we say,
Come in and Ie!
us help you.
A lady in this town
says she has reach-
ed the age when
$2.50 to $9.00
Ko d a k s a n d C a m e r a s
\ §All sizes. Newest Styles Ruby Ring Hose is still in the lead as satisfac-
Flash Lights
$1.00 K0 $2.00
Try a pair and be convinced
portation.
Thewellknown Hansen glove in many stylesand colors.Prices are verv reasonable forTo se Expnia \§$2.00 to $|6;oo Th e rm o s BottlesAnAssociatedPressdlsnatcb these fine Gloves~ tlmt edmatea Inf- the
culando Ri n: da m were nearly N¢w Style PintCompacts
See the Latest-Hudnnt Compact Necklaggspf beadspqcket bopks,_ sacbejts gqd's'm00.000 higher than me sm,-
'660,000 appmpriated for the fiscal
year 1931.Construction eatimnt:-s
"call for more than $14,000,000_
twice as muw as the $7,000,000
-allotted.Tnnxpotlslion estimates
were lncreased an even 100 ps!
went, from $800,000 to $000,000
'lie largest other single lhem is a
um ul' nlmnm $1,000,000 for ml-
miss.
The experience of the past with
gcvernmenhl project;shodd
hxve led w t o expect this.In
look: as if the Colorado dam willL .."...n..=\»monumental anmnle'
$1.W an $7.50 many Christmas articles can
(Jigs
Shaw
r s an d Cigarettes
ving Brushes and
store.
M a n i c u r e Sets W e s t i l l h a v e a f e w o f th o s e Dr e s s b a r g a i n s , 2
4'-.. Q:frm-....,...\IM"~,~B a t h P o w d e r a n d Lui 4w.1uc_y au: xr:aA uuya.Safety Razors
All Kinds and prices }Better Dresses in silk and wool.tailored andBach sdm
other styles-small and large sizs
P e r f u m e a n d T o i l e t Founta in Pen s and
A complete line of infants wearW a t e r s
Zi iiié" §§§e¢~<§§§1§}{»}§1}1zéi§¢is'in Smoking Stands E CALL AN:
E \ $ €W e \A re G
IARDS, SEALS, CREPE PAPER ~~
) SEE OUR LINE
lad t o S cr\e Yu p!
LE SHDPPE
Pe rf u m e At o m i z e rsspending the people's money.
*umm 1§I§Her Gift at the Fash
"ion 0ent,er..-t.hen you know Sho
will be more than pleased.All
'Gifts neatly wrupped_48-11
When in doubt give her Gold
.$tripe Silk Stockings,$1.50 and
..Q$1.95¢-Fashion Center.48-lt
Hooper--Ewald and Schwab gar-
Llugn installed hydraulic rotary lin
. m m
JOHNSTONS BOX CHOCOL ATES, cl-mls TMAs (
§ THF STEWART PHARMACY ~Q .4_
'J. r|».nox.n sTewART. Manager I
|
C. Van Deuaén
A
. . - . _. . . a a - » r w . . »"" "? ' .. .» -__~;________,__,_,_____,_g1¢h»,N¢b;uk», Dmmber18. 1986
|o m u q u m n m m w -
. l l r l l l - ' C n \ l md n a .M - 8
|Gnu ti ng mu ls n t '. l h l h s h r -
prime.C d l md l s a .44-tf|Ule our :hacks bu do your
Chdmnulho plrlng.Fnrme nPm-
' a m c < » . , n . . 1 . l m m .as-1||'F'uhi onoenta WInt¢r.H|¢»--
va luelt/»$ 5goa t$ 1.88 -e lllmnn
new stylus, colon,mxtarialx and
hl l h e a dl i u l .48-It
Silk Robes for Women m d
Mi nn o n a le no w,$2.98, $8.98
nnd g5_.|| dum and rnlnrx
sux Babe:for Women md When i n d o u b t d n her Gold.
l l i n e l o n | . n 1 r mw .82.98.$$.988trlpe gnk`3¢,~,¢|¢q|,$ L 8 0 md
and su-11 dnl and colors.5 1 . 9 6 .-P nh lm o m".as-u
43 -n F"H1°nD¢=\°=f-u » . » a u m c h r | » u 1 - , m u d
n m n m n n m u m n a q a . m w m y m m r m c a m m y m -
m- d A r \ 1 n g ¢ o n , w a n v w w n ; e n i n ¢ l H - b e Axdi hnn e nha me ,
_ _ __ . .on we Bahmlly (ns m am
Slsowyonwilltlndnnpxamu-
t i v e i v i t h h i l f u l l l l n o o l i l l r i t i f
mu zl ff f l -I f l w r t r u n n i n
needs mly be he c ln.The Gift
zu, Clmde nmehnaz home Sm- wr Kenwi Shm,x. c.x1¢pp,P»¢p.asus
day.Mx-.andlKn.JoeLaxurs,Altrod
Staaavznasn Bute !! Hlrr lmn mdMn. hmm Sip md children md "| * '" ' °° ' °" 'o '--- ~~ -- -Ilh x 1 \ r n J e n k i n | w s r ¢ l u t B \ m- .--m n s n n u n x |C h l s l n d l o e B u r y of am.1..,},,,, supper suu " u m M n _ w _ |Bc perqulrt |
qrove up rm Saturday \f¢¢1'n°°11 G. Hudson home south of Phu-.Il Delivered evary morning |
wwe Mr» . lhry B\ rry ,who bro kn|21he r ,fi n re a ntly .Th,vi dhrx n u >m a Mrs. Oscar Theme md|| Andnw Beck.Phone 121 on |
umrawrusts at the I-A nm. 1,¢,m,l¥'~§°§_M"~ Henry Hom =w'mised,l------------ 46-ef -------,....|
I cl
U
l
Furniture, rugs and floor meh
n w -Mathew R. Bmdorf.21-u
.The Lutheran church choir met
.er the H. P. Hman home,Dee. 17.
For Sale-One Holstein bull.
48»lt°Bones Wilson
lr. and Mrs. Fred lang spent
hs! Sunday evening nt the Chris
Lumen home.
Goh-c o w Gob:lor w e l
Call Lnfe Golden.Phone Red 141.
47-8t'
M l u Edith Frnln entertained
nm Fnnees Jacob on lan Sun-
dny, Dec. 14.
Wahoed-Work of any kind.
Mm. Jean Heinzerling, 502 E. Col.fax St.45-dl
Dude Halhen of Omsha, spent a
few days last week at the home
of his brother, Clifiord.
Girls K.Bendorf,Underuking
and ambulance service.Phones:ofiiee, lol; residence. 183.29-dl
Fashion Center Winter Hal
values to $5 go at $1.88--nllnman
...mf doing mlnrn mnherixds and
Grating cards so 'lie Enter-P1'|D°-Ca ll lad le.$44!
The H.s _ Ai d me wi th Hn.
W. B. Pnrdnn yesterday dtemoou.
hmmm, mga me no or e a ve -
lnp.Mathew a. Baxdorl.21-B
Evelyn Anderson ls spending the
weak at the Boone Newklrk home,
wen of Ormn.
For Sale--Slightly used MAY'-I8
Imotor, damp.J. Hilton Rhoedu.
41-rt
Don Sludler ol Hooper, wn a
guest ol Carl and Fred Kolnerman
l.s.st week-end.
Mr. Alex Gamron is mm; im-
provements on his house on an
Park street
Hlghoit prices paid !or produce.
Pham zsa.Farmers Produce Co.
88-ti
For Sale-Cotton wood lumber.
Phone 2l1 on 25.G. E. Stanley.
48-212'
Mn.Alice Rowe and Mrs.
Jennie Wallace spent Inst Sunday
at the Arthur Rowe homei
Mr. and Mn. Chas. Mettler oi
Burt, county were vildmrs at the
Elzy King home last Tueadly.
Mr. and Mrs. Cari Hindley and
.. .__.___n......|.".Nunn
._0 oms ln ~lo o k o va ! i bn ld;
us orunnnt d Chri stan gi na nz
the W. J.. Sl! Stare.48-lt
Mn_Chris Pnullen il still e
very dck woman nnd her hmlly
are mueh worried about her.
Mrs. J. Pemnen is eonilnod to
her bed m e a n m m : o f the
grlppe or flu.
For ~Jersey male
hog, good length and heavy boned.
Pedigreod.G12e'Memck|s.4811
Mila Dorothy Gray of Fremont,
plans lo be home Frldny to lpend
the holidays wifi: home folks.
C. K. Bendorf. licensed embalrn-er and nndertnker, Blnlr.Office
ohom, 161; ren. nhoue. 188.841
hir. and Mrs. L. W. Lotta en-
tertained the Plnochle Club of tive
tables at their home last evening.
Come in and look over the blg
assortment' or Christmas gms af
the w. J. Sas Swre.48-lt
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the
First Lutheran church met with
Mrs.P.C.Sorenson yesterday
afternoon.
Special Christmas dinner nerve!
at Clifton Howl from 12 until 2
P.M.Phono your reservations
nnrlv.48-rc'
Fmrnltnn, ma and mo r co ni -h l l m a n n . x m a s .a w
W hm in doubi give nn- Gold
Sh-lpn Silk Stockings,$1.50 and
$l..95f-Fuhlan cmm-.4s -n
Came in and look over the bi!
mmmmt o r C h r l mn u g l ! ! ! a t
th W. »|_ Su Store.48-11.
For Sale-28 stock hop, qotted
Poland boi-rs 2-year-old Huefore
bull; 1 milk cow.Robert Hotlm
Blair.4 3-lt
Rayon Pajamas--regular $8.00
vdnes url axle now,$1.98 in all
:isa and color eomlzlnatian
48-lt.Fashion Center.
Silk Robe:for Women and
Misses on sde now,$2.98, $8.98
and $5-all sizes and oolon.
as-1:Fashion Center.
Fuhlon Cenier Winter Colts
Vdnes so us so at s12.1s; Values
to S25 go at $l6.75; Values to $40
K0 at $24.75.Sizes 14 zo 44.
styles bbck and colorsChoice new .
Emma Cummins of Omaha,
o!Mr. and Mrs.Mike
was surprised and plesaf
the lucky winner of the
daughter
le a n ls v
ei m bebfaulifd quilt given away by the
W. R_ C. Indie: last Saturday.
Mrs. Harvey G. Knhr, who ls in
..... ... . -_._ _-..__
N..1
:
- n
|.
Santa Suggests
that our .Meat Department
is the popular place in town--
LEAVE YOUR ,onnmns NOW FOR
0 I r /\
/
» : ' »_g._~40'w r ~~`1 /`\
vwwsu~ a ~°''~uma ima own, near Bun. mu ~z- r'and $5-dl mlus and colors.
48-lt Fashion Center.
Our checks are worth jus t u
much at these stores that are ll-
lowlng an extn oem as some other
company.Trade with ns when in
town.Farmers Produce Co., H. J.Hndnen.rs-1:
I
The linnnee committee of the
First Lnbhe m church met lurt
Sunday evzning to tdk over the
Gxpensea o! the church for the
coming year.A nice program was
enjoyed,including short talks.
mndcal numbers and refreshments
were served.i
worwgunta lt the Ed Role home
that evening.
let Christmas bring the world
w your fimide with 1 new Cot-
onado Radio-a gift lor the whole
funlly.What could they enjoy
more?$63.50 complete.Play-Boy
$49.50 complete.Gamble Stores.
Fremont, Nebraska.48~1t
Mr. and Mn. Clarence Simpson
of lang Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Simpson of Toknmah,Miss
Myrle French, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Coutts and two children of
Blair, were Sundny guests at the
Frank Simpson home_
,~ 0 ~
I n @
9
W a t c h
. This Space /1
N e x t '
W e e k
Fred Olsen, near Blair, lm Saff
urdny evening, by spending a. few
hours at the Olsen home, it being
his birth anniversary.
Fnhlon Gunter Silk Dmssen
Valms m $9 go at $3.98 and $6.75;
Values an $15 sv at $1.95 and $101
Value! to $18 go at $12.75-dzen
11 on 52 md 14% m 28%-smart
new styles.4841
Mn. Bertha Gollehon and sons,
Eugene and Walter,her father,
Sheldoh Pe¢k md Walter Peck
drove up to Teknmlh, Sunday and
were dnner guests at the home of
her hrdther, Ben Peck
I
<41 ,CI,
ai"~'"""!5f;»,~ \ »
4 Z ;~g o W * " § i ¥ .O a g
Q ~~»!!'.--~1 55:e e ,. . . . . ~~~""// ~ _~°, °
e '~,r ff v<@ > H 9 ~ 0 -°
~'" "°177 1 .~
r ~na ~ ?/"Z/:-» -"/ff, J
\s 'S 41" ' - c ~~< _ > /',~.:A
1.~ff V 'E ~ /_ /.5 '0 P' ,i v -I;'Q .\: : > ~ "' ../'YA
f 'g;;=-
r 1g.:. . . J
"1 ..a I
\~....-.f f / 1 '
§ 1 " h" `"'" ` " '4é§ié'°"""'"'°'"""'"'° ' " " " "°"`ge 51320 p W guests at the Alfred Feer home.
r armament even,5,1$5 md $6 NOW.Either Croginole g B~'=g°';g,;e B m emoff
er eor Spiral Wind.Phone 197.Mrs.'"'.'133.a-nzK. A. P und.as-rf phone, 161, rea phone.
o tmtainedPnnhinn Banter Winter Ha ts -~ ~ e ,mi n
Order your guage, duck br tur
key and chickens for 'Christmas
now_Phone 253.Farmers Pro-
duce Co., H. J. Madsen.48-lt
nx¢n__Bu5» Her Gin at me Fash-
im.f".entar.,t.hen van know she
the blur nosplnu wnere sue uuw-=|:went a. serious operation about
two weeks ago,is getting along
nicely and will be able to return
to her home in about ben days.
Fashion Center Silk Stockinga
# l a m b " f u n d _ { 2 n | I Q f i a h n C l ~ R n d
values to SS go at $1.88-all sman
new styles, colors,materials and
all head sizes.`-l8»1\
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Thursday afternoon wllhl
Mrs,John lessen.All member:
are cordially invited.
Fashion "enter Winter Conte
Values to $18 go at Sl2.75; Values
to $25 go at 51635; Values to $40
8 °nt $24.75.Slus 14 w A4.
Choice new icylu black and colin.
A good 5-room house, all modern
except bath, three good lots, ex-
cellent location, $2000.00.
al. umner run. gummy,.-....--j"~Lynch and Mrs.Lincoln Wamck.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caldwell were
'dinner esta at the Hayes Ros-guenbnumr home, near Kennnrd lut
Sunday.
For S¢le»-1929 modal A Ford
Goupe.Reaaonnbl l l taken at
onoe.See Vinton-Eans for owner./41-21°
Dr. and Mn. Rnmnnd Burr en-
tertained uw Tuesday evwinx
bridge club this week nt their
home.
Mr.and Mn. Glen M m o w a ,
... .._.__. r-.. rm......|-..~
Gill "£§`§.3§"ii\§r{`p\¢'" .Au
Gifts nently wrappod_'48-1
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Koltermnn
and Mrs. Margaret Vonlanken vla-
ltednt tha Henry Lonnzen home,
near Calhoun last. Sunday..
Rayon Pajamas-regulnr $8.00
vslues on sale now,$1.98 in all
dues and color comblnltlons_
48~lt Fuhlon Center.
relatives that Mr. and Mn.Ed
Cook Rnd Mr.and M n .Huo ld
Cooke are to vlslr. Blair people
over the holldnv season.
Word hu been received by l om.," m -uoru .=...,,,, ,,_.,,, ..._5l.l75;Onyx, $1.85;Bobollnk, 51:
Full fashioned sllk to top servlce
or chiffon weight 7'lc;Newrdarn,
2 pair $1_Sizes 8% lo 10 in all
the new colors.4s-n
Chrlshnu greeting; cards solve
the vexing Christmas problem.
Everybody is sending thorn.I t
dmpllilea Christmas,carries the
Christmas sentiment and la lnox-
pendve.See the pomplete linc at
The Enterprise office.44-tl
The Methodist ladiajheld a very
satisfactory blunt and dinner at
the church parlor: laht Thursday'J 48-lt N. 'l`. Lundt la Co.
Mr.and Mrs.Lee Schmitz of
Omaha, and Mr. Schmitz parents
of Ptplllion,were visitors_last
Sunday alternoon at the Andrew
Feer home.
Mrs. Ferdinand Weise and twosons of Bloomfield, Nab. were din-
ner guests and afternoon vddtors
at the Fmd Soll home last Thurs-
day, Dec. .LL
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Lohg were
enwtainod nt cards at the Cm.
ning.Mrs.Mortensen served a
nice lunch.
Mortensen home lost Saturday l
DickieBurdic of Omahn,four
year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil
a n d c n n u r e n
e v e n i n g v i s i t i n g a t t h e M r s . R a c h e l
McDonald home.
Your name printed on Christmas
cards adds to beauty of the
card.The Bxterprile hu a com-
plete line, now on display.46-lt
Miss Florence Wlllilmlen o!
Herman, spent the week-end at the
home ol her sister,M n .F r d
Krngh and family in this city.
Rev_ N. C. Carlson, president ol
the Lutheran synod here, undated
with the Lutheran church meetings
at Hampton, Neb. last week-end.
lilr_and Mrs.Louis Nuevo o l
LaPlatte, and Mr .and Mrs. Henry
Hltzrnnn ol' Plattamonth, visited at
si.. r.~.....| :Au Lnma Inf lh-idnv
g And growthy, just the type
For Sale-Pure lured Hampshire
boon.Large, heavy boned, long
for breeding purposes.E. N. Mm-
lsey, Nashville, Nab.88~t!
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Axlell at-
tended n pinochle party at the
Blah' on [ut Friday night.Avery
pleunnt evening is reported
We have on hand a full line oi
new Ind up-to-date Chrlstmal
clrds,|190 Christmas stationery.
You are lnvlbed to coll and see
our stock.The Enterprise.46-11.
Fashion Gunter Sllk Dresses
Values to $9 go at $8.98 and 56115;
Values 'bo $15 go at $7.95 and 510:
Henry Wulbnrn home southeast o evening considering so many
other Lffmirs were on for the eve-
ning.They found they had clear-
ed $50 which is a tidy sum for
their fund.
An acreage place of 8 acres,
modern house,good outbuildings,
lots of fruit.This place ls lo-
oated close to Blair, and we sell
it for $S000.Will take in some
good going business or mercantile
bdlding for about one-hal! ol pur
chose price.N. T. Lund & Co.i t
Atty. and Mrs. A. C_ Debel en-
tertained at a seven o'clock dinner
Inst Friday evening complimentary
to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rasmussen
and daughter, Helm, Mr. and Mrs.
"__..1 "___..___H -. n_._Burdic, spent the weekend at the
.home of his grandparents, I\k.und
Mrs. H. .A. Huck.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Blaztex- were
.in Fremont Int Wednesday and on
.their return trip made a vid: at
the parental, Henry Monks home
U.; nw W.. ..\............ . . . . , .Mrs.D. A.Compton md Mrs.
C.W.Burger spent Wednudny.
Dec. 10 at the home of Mt. and
Mrs. A. R. Beales, math of Bhir.
Sdn ma Overconts.F i n t c h u .
Rauonnble urleas.Theo.Wahl-
Valuaa w $18 go lt $12.75-sizes
11 to 52 and 14% to 26%-smart
new styles.48-lt
We know the guns men would
bu y f o r themselves-unusual md
different.Radio,Fishing,Gul!-
:..-u.J..»c...........»\.:....0...OL-
nuum :»~ n.umu=»~=u, nu u. ummand Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brock ok'
sun-.
Mr.and Mrs.K.C_DeGro!£
and son, Dndd are leaving next
Tuesday for Minneapolis by auto
to mend Chiintmu with both af-wa ......,....,,. ..........,,W....#tram with A..M.'Lundg-ard Conn-_'an Bluffs, nm.'a o -ze: °"Gy'?f'° mnnagen wm'f
The old Hogan house an e n t The _ D 5_ young 1 h dNebraskastreetisbeing"§"a Temple.Builders m~é»'5 l'f» the
down.Thi s P'°P"?¥ hu "°°"n home of Resell.: Phillips Snnayamn down condmon for some!"Bning_A m d "hour meetlns
time.wu hdd lt the E A. BrumbaughMr. and Mrs. Anhui- Andexson hom Fr m,'~a 1 |d hw <1M a 2.y evening.an itte ang r an r.an __Mn. Wm. Vogt were d.lnnergueaY.a|_"{l'?°"cf"f'?T_§'."'§'f°€]f'"¢'!
thai: parents.They will be ac-
compnnied by Prof. md Mn. Mah
min of Dana College faculty who
are going X0 St. Paul, Minn.to
visit relsklves over the holidays.
Mr_and Mrs.Philip 0'Hanlon
entertained Mr. and Mrs.Fr!-nk
Stewait,Mr.and Mrs.Walter
Gntschow and Mr. and Mrs. Car)
Schmidt at a six»t11lrLy dinner last
.si \:~L..»-..;.\\
We have on hand 1. full line of'new md up-to-dam Chrinmu
earda,nlno Christmas stationery.
You are iavibed to a l l md see
our ltock.The Enterprise.46-lt
Mr.and Mrs. H. 0. Huxd and H Ducks_ 1Geese and Turkeys 5|sons of Omnha, Mr. and Mrs. H l lEC.Jensen an d Me r to n were Sun-
day d inner gues ts at the "pare ntal
Ole J ac obse n lwme in this c i ty .
Fnnhlnm Pgninr ilfintnr f h n i n
za _ ' f i * - * 1
Spare Ribslast Sunday at the
home.
olgar Hansen 1 mar. wear Lfold \?""*'°: §}_pU aff" | Fridayevening followed bi' brl I I Sugar cured Bacun, half 24 2 c I or whole strips, per Ib ..InU05 unyx, il-UDF rsononnx, S1: 'Those holding high scores were ij,L C B U, I l ' l C & I Y CFull fashioned silk to to service M h Q,Iverson,Will,|m_ chiffon weight 'Nc Ngverdarn Mrs Schrnldt and r °`¥§"° ow 1~P C I ' l b .'
=d th wording!ward-é''*'jIjff'*_lfiitlz pair s1_Sizes 354 0 10 in all Z' fha °,2',£".f°i'° a 1 |
v§iu'§l"f.`§'sIEf§L`°.¢ §1§§E§ v11"S¢'I-1 Mrs. lhrzuet
to sm s=¢_-¢1\°»=§.= we- an *f'°|f.E.'ff_ ef ."'". 'E Hun
9
W a t c h
. This Space /1
Next '
W e e k
_
48-lt Fashion Center.
Our checks are worth jus t u
much at these stores that are ll-
lowlng an extn aan: as some other
company.Trade with ns when in
town.Farmers Produce Co., H. J.Hndnen.4s-1:
The linnnee committee of the
I
First Lnbhe m church met hat'
Sunday evzning to tdk over the
Gxpensea o! the church for the
coming year.A nice program was
enjoyed,including short talks.
mndcal numbers and refreshments
were served.i
that evening.
let Christmas bring the world
w your fimlde with 1 new Cot-
onado Radio-a gift lor the whole
funlly.What could they enjoy
more?$63.50 complete.Play-Boy
$49.50 complete.Gamble Stores.
Fremont, Nebraska.48~1t
Mr. and Mn. Clarence Simpson
of lang Creek, Mr. and Mn. Har-
vey Simpson of Tsknmah,Miss
Myrle French, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Coutts and two children of
Blair, were Sundny guests at the
Frank Simpson hnme_
urdny evening, by spending a. few
hours at the Olsen home, it being
his birthanniversary.
Fnhlon Gunter Silk Dmssen
Valms m $9 go at $3.98 and $6.75;
Values an $15 sv at $1.95 and $101
Value! to $18 go at $12.75-dzen
11 on 52 md 14% m 28%-smart
new styles.4841
Mn. Bertha Gollehon and sons,
Eugene and Walter,her father,
Sheldoh Pe¢k md Walter Peck
drove up to Teknmlh, Sunday and
were dnner guests at the home of
her hrdther, Ben Peck
. u n Lean, center culs, Pork ~ f glgar cured Hams, half I
Chocs, per lb---~or whole strips, per lb.~
B U n v Q a r x v L l a u u a A 1 U v 1 1 |C h o i c e n e w s t y l e s b l a c k a n d c o l o r s .a 1 d h i m . . F r e R a y ,w h o l i v e n o r t h
o o w n .\L i t t l e P h y l l i s J o h n s o n ,t w o y e a r 1S e e S a I r i < B r 0 w n ,c o l o r e d c o m -
o l d d a u g h t e r o f M r .a n d M r s .V i c -1e d i n n ,w i t h \ . I ; ' r e e m | . n ' s o r c h e s t r a
t o r J o h n s o n ,v i s i t e d l a s t F r i d a y |
a t t h e B l a i r F i r e D e p ' t .H a i l ,D e c .a n d S a t u r d a y w i t h h e r g r a u s d p a r 1
e n t s ,M r .a n d M r s .A .J .C r o u d y .2 5 t h ,C h d s t r n a s n i g h t .( S e a m ,
S e e S a m B r o w n ,c a n e d c o m -$ 1 . 0 0 .L a d i e s t r e e .4 8 - l f ~
e d i a n ,w i t h F r e e m a n ' s o r c h e n r n ~R a m i w a s t a k e n t o t h e B l u r 1
a t t h e B l a i r F i r e D e p ' t .H a l l ,D e c .h o s p i t a l l a s t S u n d a y n i g h t .s " J ' I f e "1
2 5 3 1 ,C h r i s t m a s n i g h t .G e n t s , | i " 5 w i t h i n j u r i e s s u s t a i n e d i n a n |
3 § _ 0 g L a d i e s f r e e 4 8 ,a u t o m o b i l e a c c i d e n t .H e i s r e p o r t -
l e d t o h a v e a b r o k e n c o l l a r b o n e .g
l a n d ,c o m o M o n d a y ,D e c .1 5 m l F o r C i t r i s t m a s ,w h y n o t h a v e a
D u a x t p e r m a n e n t ?A v e a l b a rs p e n d t h e C h n s t r n a s h o l i d a y s a t ..
h ~_g a i n a t $ 5 a m d s a t i s f a c t i o n g u a r -- - Q ' .I ` . f f f . f ' f " i 5 . f " E " I f _ .. * i ' i ' _ ¥ " ° . . ' 2 _'n n t e e d .c a n M r s .n i .S u t h e r l a n d
Mrs. .Agnes Long of Grand Is-
Q
0ur Grocery Department
includes everything for Christmas
Finest.u Crisp Vegetables, Delicious Cranberries, Juicy Qranges,5011,w c a n u l l L U H S l v l n e r a r . r r e - |m o n t . .a t B l a c k 2 5 9 f o r a p p o i p t m e n t . 4 6 - t f
M r .a n d M r s .L .w .I n l f a ., . . . . |T h e l a d i e s '° ° " ' " ' " F ° °o f P h e lsP639Raisins, Apples, Celery, Full-flavored Nuts, Tokay Grae4 ahggTVch\=1'¢
r-
-- 1 nm2"&**?""' 1; the °"'%"'h pf,.d- ' " ¢~d i n m '; . , , »~_--"s.
e
ge ; b s ' Mr. an dnifagr Sufi" | lorS I M ; " T u m f o r t h e i r efulf lpan
drove to Fref`f\°n its h ola- *hav* a ri YHi nc stl, vi ew th a t °¥§L§N P O "i t :an y
.d a ?dec01'3t'°nS"
Fruit Cakes, Plum Puddings
as being very pretty.Fashion Center Silk Dnesses\
'luluvs to $9 go ot $3.98 and $6.75;
Values to $15 go at $7.95 and $l0;
Values to $18 ga at $12.75-sizes
11 bo 52 and 14% to 26%-smart
new styles.Q8-11
Mr. and Mrs.Christinp Vlasak
and threw: children of Winnebago
were visitors last week at the
Andrew, Alfred and Delmar Feer
140-acre farm with good landclose ln, located on graveled high:
way,about 100 acres level,bal-
ance rolling;fair improvements,
$115 per acre.
48-lt N. T. Lundt & Co.
Fred Jenkins, who has been at
the University Hospital in Omaha
for the our seven weeks, has been
brought in the M. D. Newell home
in thls city where he is still con-
.»=._,.| ._ Ll.. .... ., _.._..,L_.
The finest in the land and plenty of clerks to serve you.L/In ww/La.>'L1Zj L.>'>=i
/- - Inciudes 3%g|
H
M i x e d N u t s , p e r ~May Day Coffee, Ib.......35C Kamo Corn Flakes, 2
Choice mixed Candy,(1 high flyer free)large pkgs..._951'
Per lb. .....,.-.,_......-._l5c May Day Coffee, 2-Tb.Colson's Sorghum, per
One-Ib. box Chocolate C a n ~gal...__1.20'f i lo zln n nn n a § s lu m
nhnrrinn ,---39c Colson's Sorghum, per
Dr. Prices Vanilla, per half gal. paiL.W.,.65c
Bottle 40c,.._15c Swift'Q ' k N p h t h a.g._30c %: Z: : §i i. . %f i? i '3 ;Sa as , 1 3' §a ~i -k
Manicure Rolls `c "I " ~
Pedume Combinations Wheat, p' P "T
homa.Mrster nf Mr. and nr;-,=."A§.a§»§f"§°lI.§'Improved.
Mr .and Mr s__ _ _. .. _ . - . .. - . " . ¢ . "¢ . \ . » 4 |and a s ister d l A lfr ed and Del:na r.|
Mr . a n d Mm; Tr a n e y B o h n en-
mmsmd th re e Qa bles o f fr ie nd ; at
a c ard pa r ty lxs t Th ur sd av eve -I
are rejohlng ave: the a
n fine girl born Dee. 15.Roman Meal, per pkSmoking Setsana DRM! are an
and doing nic ely .May Day Coffee, 3-Tb.Binh 5g¢Frost King Flour, 48-
Can ........._,,._......1.00 I b . s a c k ~(One cake plate freeReal Good Cup Coffee,/with offer)Frost King Flour, 24-
P e r I b . ~Ib. sack _......................,.._69c
ning.lir. :ind ~ G¢0|»||'Tigdj¢'
mn the fi n: prlze md Mr. md;Sh fer Pens
a n d --_
Hn. .|- w. nllmm ..;...;;.i..;.;;'i¢="d' and nlturdly uw.;;...¢;;..""'"°;. "";;.°°a:'°-°° over "=° event.
|Hr. and Hn. Harry T:ma ma .gr .md Mrs. Holgu-Hansen f'_{'.._"I'1-_'f'f"..°E".
Useful Novelties Open evenings of the 22nd, 23rd, and 24thu helnenl Mn i. r€"'nLL...Z.f.."§ dar to get |. View of the bennti~ a i m ; : . 1 . " , . . ; ' T, ; " " " ; M y m d d ?;; ,'f ;,
on WH|Ml¢|lr evening of lin holldly :tin md nnmehnpu en-
vxek.About twemy frienis rrrr dpresent on the oceuiun and all n~ 105408 I l"2.' CIurllnm||_bu neu.LOOK- THEM OVER Q m m w m w
SASz=~@@~a~a~a~port a good time n 'rm G. ASA. girls
PH ON ES
32 and 33 0 0
hnm w Hu-mm Sunday and onthe...Tk ~.E£°'IE'!_!'°E° }»_mu» return mama at tha Beck hm-4 u m . ,wn mu scene ox a mppygathering last Sunday when Mr.
and Mrs.Vicior Johnson and
daughter,Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Johnson and Mr. and Mrs
Pete Nielmn .11 nf .¢m.» -1 n.......
on the Bench where Quay were in-
vited for a hot lum:h_The fol-
lo ' g girls took the hike: Flor-
en Andersen,Doris Heck,Iris
Rndel, Meta Rodel, Harriet "Haris-
TheBlaiif
"nm BIG ST OREBuy 3is- - - -- - - - - u g n u nu wcml U ; U L U ! ! !t e n s e n , ~* ~§¢.g e» §{ =» »-S u n d a y d i n n e r S t r i c k l e t t l L . . .
B\\ir,Nebruh, Docem5erI¥2 In r s u
\
KENNARD WSTH E
gP E A C E F U L H I L L
Hr. and Mrs. Biil Vans visited
~t the Andrew Matzcn home Sut-
- day ewning.
Mr.nm] Mrs. Henry Kniep en-
» rtiined a large number uf friend;
d nelntives an Thursday eve-
~g in honor of Mr. Kniep's birth
versary.A number of young folks enjoy-
d roller skating at Kennard last
Sunday.Marjorie and Harvey Kuhr of
Blair, spent the week-end nt the
H. C. Knhr home.Mx. and Mn. Wm_ Hansen and
family spent Tuesday evening at
the Aug. Kahnk borne.Misses E'..'yn Knowlton and
watch party to be held at the
en Saturday.
Mill Knowlton and her pupils
are planning a Christmas prognm
and soda!to be given Saturday
evening, Dec. 20.Albert and Louie Kahnk and
ed by the hostess.The next meet-
ingwillbe a nallda ym ee tlnga t
the home of Mrs_ Jap Rosenbaum,
Dec. 26 at which time the Christ-
mas giits will be dltributed.
Miss Helen Berry came out
from Benson Sunday for a few
hours vim with her mother and
sdkter and family.Mrs. E. Berry
returned with them to spend a
few days in Omaha.
.,.
ing Boyles College in Omaha, ipen
the weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McCann.
Mins Odesia Krbnberg, who 1
been working at Leonard Peter
son's the past week, |¢¢ Sammda~
togotom alrwhere a hehuwu
at the Crowell Home,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bla we =
dinner guests of Mr.a Mrs
Chas. Berry 'hzesdny evedng.
_K E N N A R D ~ a n d E a r l ~[tended the Nebraska-Iowa milk
'\'lr_and Mrs H° ' " ;Ed producers ass'n. meeting at the
'and daughter were in remont on l.0. 0 .F. Hall Monday a!Ler~The Colby Comer f°"-'-=;~;g,.,.,,,.,,y afternoon.Enoon, Dee 16.Matters of inter-
Club met atlhe home o '_~Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rosenbnum gl;go those present were dis-Rhen 'lfhursday afternoon,wllhgaml Virginia Ziegler were in Eussed at this meeting.
most of the members and ""°?°'Omaha on Tueaday.l Ray Casey was called to Blair
visitors present.A d°"'°"S*"'¥'""|Carl Ward was in Omaha on Sunda ni ne w
_y g a c t u C . & N . W .on making h°°k°d Wg' was ~ business 'I\1esdny.:relief section foreman for atlmebyMissAddieMcCann\The Ladies Aid will meet with'Mr_ and Mrs. A. J. Fowler and
which names were drawn f°'»Mrs. E. P. Bacher at her home on ¢hildren drove to Omaha on bnsi»
Christmas presents, md plum were Thursday afternoon, Dec. 18. Elec-ness Saturday.
discussed for an oyster supper and tion of officers will take place fol-l Geo ~e Hillman 4 '~ - -
KENNARD RURAL
J O T ' I ' l NG S
Lyman Camberg was A brief
visitor at the Frank Gasser home
Monday altemoon.Mrs. Wm Cunningham visited at
the Mrs.Anna Carlson home on
Wednesday nltemovn.
. Mr. md Mx1_ Frank Naeve were
dinner guests at the Mrs. George
Nneve home Sunday.
Tracy and Reinhnrt Gasser vis-
ited at the Louis G-orehxm home
Sunday.`\Mrs.Wm.cuknmgmm mama
h i m Mrs. Anna Carlson Friday
nftemoon.
Mrs.Dora Sumner and Leon
were shoppers in Fremunt Samr-
duy, also visiting.
Howard Lnndt and little daughter
of Arllngwn, spent Thursday with
Mrs.leon Hindlay.
Mr. and Mrs. Lesn Hindley and
family enjoyed a duck dinner last
Thursday evening wi w Mr.and
Mrs.Louie Voss in the Maney
dim-ict.Lime Bobby Aronson is spend'
ing the week with his grandpar-
ents, Mi. and Mrs. John Aronson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Rusenbadm
and children and Fesnus Rosen-
balm were supper guests Monday
evening at the Peter Jmaen homw
A pinochle party was enjnyed
Wednesdny evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clilford Truhlsen
in honor of Mrs. 'l'ruhlsén's hinh
a11nivcnary_ There were six tables
of players md przies were award-
ed M m Freda Jensen and Mr.
UVE ETUEK PHIGEE
RT SGW; UMAHA
Desirable I§E7es Steady,Others Lower-Top $13.00
BEST HOGS SELL HIGHER
Study Mnrket :or m m Sheen
md Immbl-Fl! hmbu $1 .00 0
1.50:Freda Lambs $6.256
1.10.me S h e e p mu n m.
'Union e m u YI-rdB.Dae.16,
mo - Dmmbl e b e e ! me n a n tl
th:u kweightsopenedw on a
sucady basis but it vu dow xo-
lowing the annual report of the tune of hurting his knee one day
" I ||..
Mr s . Orvi lle Hu r n s to~ a n d W a lte r
No v a k he ld lo w scores.A de1i»
c io us lun c h wa s s erved an d a ve ry
1 ~o n p l a m a n d ~I ~
steers. Best c attle h e m br o ug h t
$13.00.Co ws a n d heiters were
general!!! stead? and stoc kers and
"||'l
from Savannah,Mo. where he
went m have a lip cancer removed.
He is getting along very nicely.
I
Mins Ella Jensen entenained the
Dorcas Club at her home in the
country last Saturday afternoon.
A large number of ladies atl.end~
ed this meeting.The Club will
not meet w i "untll Jammry 8,
when they will meet with Mrs.
A_ H. Jensen.
Misses Madge Gaines,Cleo
... .an~Mr. Hillman is able to be outgaln
Mn. Chas. Berry was a business
caller in Blair Friday,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaum
were Blair vlsioora Friday.
Misses Pae Dornacker,Mary
Margaret I-'inch and Mrs.Elmer
Wrlght were Omaha shoppers on
Saturday.
Joe Gallagher is spending this
.|"'°'k at the Elmer Wright home.
Mr. and Mn. H. C. Blacodrove
URUM BRI E FS
Thursday afternoon the ladies of
the St. Pauls Aid and their hus-
bands went to the H. C. Ea.smua~
~f...;n~M H11 ~w';&.-Q ..,é
;§, \.
~
~ ~,.,.~~\,.... 2 ,-~,
. .. .Q*
Ku,.'»~.~mu m.um ..v...=.\-...........Otto Wrdh spent Tuesday in Oma-
lu .Clara Kahnk visited wiLh Wilma
discussed for an oyster supper and
watch party to be held at the
school house, Dec. 81.About tour
o'clock a delicious lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess.The next meet-
i n g wl l lb e a n a l ld a y me e t l ng a t
the home of Mrs_ Jap Rosenbaum,
Dee. 26 at which time the Christ-
mas glitz will be dltrlbuted.
Miss Helen Berry came out
from Benson Sunday for a few
hours vim with her mother and
sdkter and family.Mrs. E. Berry
returned with them to spend a
few days in Omaha.
Mrs, Cashman returned the !ome~
part ol the week after having
spent the past week visiting lsr
daughter and son-ln-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Barry.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Holmes will
leave soon for Beaver Crossing
where Mr.Holmes will act an
railway agent.
Mr.and Mra_Gifford French
Th~rsdsy afternoon~ Dec. 18. I-Zlec~
tion of officers will take place fol-l
lowing the annual report of the
secretary and treasurer.
Everett Cashman has returned
from Savannah,Mo. where he
went m have a lip cancer removed.
He is getting along very nicely.
Miss Ella Jensen entenained the
Dorcas Club at her home in the
country last Saturday afternoon.
A large number of ladies attend~
ed this meeting.The Club will
not meet w i "until January 8,
when they will meet with Mrs.
A_ H. Jensen.
Misses Madge Gaines,Cleo
French and Mary Margaret Finch
drove to Omaha Monday night to
attend the "l\lessial1".
Mr.and Mrs.Lloyd Jacob are
the proud parents of a seven-
pound haby girl born Monday
morning, Dec. 15.
A good crowd of farmers ut»
...~on~us»ness Saturday.
George Hillman had the misfor-
tune of hurting his knee one day
last week while sawing wood. It is
much improved at this writing and
Mr. Hillman is shle to be out againyMrs. Chas. Berry was a business
tcaller in Blair Friday,'Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaum
were Blair vlsioors Friday.
Misses Pae Dornacker,Mary
Margaret I-'inch and Mrs.Elmer
Wrlght were Omaha shoppers on
Saturday.
Joe Gallagher is spending this
,week at the Elmer Wright home.
Mr. and Mn. H. C. Blacodrove
to Omaha last Tuesday to vlsit
Mrs.Blaco's brother who ls ser-
iously ill_
g Mr. and Mrs. Hamer Ward and
children were in Omaha on hus-
lness Tuesday.Mrs, E. Berry re
tumed with them.|Lester McCann,who is attend<
Sunday in honor of Mr. A. C.
Holmes' 63rd birthday which fell
on that day.Thou preént were
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Holmes, Mr.
and Mrs. Rolmd Holrqel md Ber-
nard Dean, Mr.a nd'Mn.Harry
Anderson ol Craig,and Miss Olive
Holmes.
A group of young men about
wwn have organized a basketball
feam and are using the Jolly
Bunch pm/illlon as a court.Those
playing are John Hall,Leonard
Miller, Leroy McCann, Earl Kemp-
cloe, Russel Leonard, Otis Decker,
Clyde L. Rosanbaum, Leswr Kron-
You Can Get
f
MARATHON
Gas a n d O ils
"Best in the Long Run"
Kennard Garage
A. G. Grier, Prop.
9.500 hggd (1EpH.ILe0 .l.UI ulcu lluluca.lggn home 101'3 IBIEWEII gurpngeQu otatio ns on C lttle: Ch oi c e to Andrew? .Aro ns on o f Mls s o u r p g n y o n Mr . a n d Mr s . Ra s mu s s e n
m-isnn vparllnirn $12. 25 D 13.503 VRUQY xaslted f r o m Saturd ay 'h ll hnf nr n thn ir d en artum f or Ca li f.A .Q.-=.T
.'
~ ..at t h e
`~>¥"€'fi;Aché'
;__f *F :
| ¢ ¢ » | ¢ u l " " " " " "w -v - - - --go od to c ho ic e r ea rlln rs 81 0. 15 0
11 0 0 : mr to go o d r ea r ! I n u $ 9 . 0 0
0 1 0 5 0 : c o m ma w n u r y ea r lln s ss1.as@s.uo:" i w wlr me d u p s
'Duesciay a t th e ho me o f h i s m | ; , ' , ; ° '" ' i § " i i é i .@=Ezsént h r ,J h A d a m n .was sgi ven y v m eeonronscma n Y ta f te r wh ic h Mr s .Ras mus sen wa s
He le ft °< "'| ¥T'-*3d 'Y mor ning f or . p resen ted wi th a white linen f rbnc h
Sutton to vis ut a s ister, Mr s.S ara h lvlnth n ¢ s a r nme mhr ano e : rif t f romHr. and Mrs. chu Wrich wml
Blalr callers Snturdny evening.
Mn.H. C, Kuhr,Ralph and
Jack vldted at the Harland Jen-
len home Sunday.Miss Marie Knhnk returned
home Sunday after spending sev-
ernl weeks at the Peter Hagge
home, mar Blair_
Mr. and Mn. Henry Knlep and
lh r l e m d Li lli m Klhnk visited
mt the H. G. Kuhr home Monday.
llr. and Mrs. Om Vou,_Anna
ss.oo01.oo:cha puma handy
steers tl1.50®12 sz choice primeheavy mem u6.'1son.1s:good
w choice handy m m |l0.25n1150; ma to choice heavy skew
|9.aoo1o.1s:nm- m l00d steers
sam U 9.50:common no fair
r'fr~:1 ss.eo@s.oo: choice w prime
(ed heitcrs s1o.2s@u.:5;Koud.
:halos fed helfers ss.soo1o.oo:
talr, good fed heifers $'l.25@B.5D1
common, hlr fed helfers $6.000
Rath.
Christmas Gifts that Women and
Mine: like to receive are sold at
the Fuhion Center-the C'hristmas
Smre of Blair.Here are n few
suggestions--Silk Underwear-
Sllk Stockings-Kid Gl0\-..\:=n¢
Robes-Silk Pajapm Jewelry-¢
nice new Silk Dress or Winterfloat
-B o x of Hsndkerchiels-a nice,
fresh new Wash Dress-or give
Ithe Ald_ Lunch consisting of sand-
wiches,pickles, jello, cake and
coffee was brought and enjoyed by
80 guests.
Mr.md Mrs.Ed\Hnns m andEsther spent Thursda'y evening at
the llbrtin umm ho me.
The Martin Larsen family enter-
tained for Sunday dinner the lol-
lowing guests:Mr.and Mrs.'Dwi ht P Lrlck I 1- nd r Mr.g a o e e ,l....| M...ufna nm,» .mi Na m..
Ordinnry pains- head-
and Bernice were in Blair Satur-
dny...H.C.Kuhr attended a cattle
sale at Fremont Saturday.
Mr.and Mrs.John Wrich and
family vmma with Mrs.Wrlch's
mother, Mn. Hansen at Benning-
'f.25; Int gras neuers $o.wwu.uu;:ood to choice led cow $5.150
7.00: inlr. Hood fed cowl t4.bo@
5.15:ht crm c ows u.a we.'1 s:
cutfers $8.50@4.251 calmer! $3.90
ma s ; mm mms s s .s o @s .o o ;
bee! and butcher bud!! ss.oo@'1.so;v u !c a l m ss.oo@9.oo:heavy
h e r a P e r m a n e n t W a v e f r o m ° " " E I \ ¢ 2 " § " ° ° ; " " g y ~Beauty Parlor.Sh°p.°"ly m' ° ' ° | M i u M i l d r e d E n g e r o f ~
open_every mght unhl Chnntmas.'The H_ C_ Hansen funny mov-
F "F};;: Centex W'" f n ed into thdr new house last. week.
1 on Cen r mter H a n -Mr.and M n ,Will I-Iovendick
va ues to $5 8° at "88_°f"s'"""and Mabel of Spiker,were Sun-
new stylen, colors,materlals ondlday dinner guests at the g a r y
1
u
H
o n , a r e c e n t r s u n u a y .
.- -¢..-~ ww: $5.00@8.00Z ¢\NhY all head sizes.48-r Rasmussen hzme,
cnlws $a.oo@5.oo: ma m choice Clarence Knutsen returned Sun-mi am s a.1ms.'1s ; mr w :oo d c 0 N' rR o L o r No s r : Fu s s dav on his home in Minn af ter a
An g .xn nn k an d ho me were ln
lh i r la s t Mon d a y _
Mr . a n d Mr s. H. C. K uh r , Ralp h |QLREL i'1 '15 hs' ns:c o m mo n to m m f ni H19 hn mn n f him nintnr vw Auvwniu qau uvau at
You Can Get
f
MARATHON
Gas a n d O ils
"Best in the Long Run"
Kennard Garage
A. G. Grier, Prop.
lar pains, functional pains,
the headache and congested
feeling of a cold in *Elie
head-how quickly they
disappear when you take s
tablet or two of
m Mu .. £s '
.1 »|~- I l i m t
D r .Mi le s'Aupi r»Mint i s t
new, stab!
h e
e, mint-flavored tab
th a t is
le t
ma ki n g' pe o ple a li o ve r
the c ou ntr y " Smi le at the Ac he"
I5c and 25 c at y our drug' dom
.Y O L V L L G E T R E L lE E " " § . J
cm YOUR MONEY BACK
fair stoc kers $6.150'I'.'?5:tr a sh y
grades s5.5o® u.'.'5; aood tdcholce
feeders $B.0009.00:n u -to m a
feeders $o.1ma.oo:common to
fa i r feeders ss.aooe.'.'a;stoc k
c ows $4.250B.75;stoc k helterzs
as.oo@a.=s:stoc k steer c alves
s' r .s w1o . 1s :stoc k helfer calves
$'r .u ws .a o.
S H E E P A N D L A M B S S T B A D Y
Twe lve th o us a n d fre sh sheep
l l .l l o |
If You Buy Bulky Christmas Gifts
Let Us Do Your Transfér Work
--Call Us For Grain and Stock Hauling --
B - L i n e T r a n s f e r
PHDNE 109 ---»»--elm. Data, Proprietor
my
-..1..-..-..-,,¢..-...-.,=-¢~ - ..
For the 1930 Christmas
Our Store is Filled With
,Practical Gifts
~ ! 5 5 ! !!5 ! ! A A A 5 & » $
We Have a Large Assortment of - ¢ -
A l u m i n i l m w a r e
ginamelware
Porcelain Goods
/Hunti ng Goods
~Tools
-:- Give Practical Hardware Gifts »:-
told freely on 1 swat! basis.h t
lambs brouxhc $7.W0'|,50 andfeederlambs$e,:s®'l.1o.m d
xheen mled steady.
rxr LAMIBS: rea lambs. :ood
m Ch0lCe $'1,oo01.su:ua lambs
mr to good $s.5o01.oo:native
hmbs. R006 to ehoize tu.'15@'1.2s:
sham lambs ss.'150'ms.
mmm L AMB8: Western fdrl.
lood to choice $7.W@'I.25Z wen-
em ran.. fair £0 lood te.so@'1.oo.
mm; nc. mu- w good sa.on0
350: ht. Eood w choice £1500
3.00: brpeders.yenrlingn ta tau:
u.ao@s.so: cull and mnner ewes
;1.oom.vs.
|: u |z _
Rosenbaum Service Station
ennard ____.._Nebrask
...|M 1 r r 1 - 1 '1 ,1 .1 ,mm 1 1|In m ml 1 ul 1 .1 mr l 1 - . r r n r !"'
`Phone G 49
Nic Friedrichsen Hardware
Kennard, Nebraska
i~ 3-~I~ xl ul'1 r v - f r r r :1 » r r l 1 1 1 r r r f " r r u - r w r I r \ '1 1
M
'day nlcernoon with Mx-a_ Jahn
~am'-Bobby and Jackie Bnrry, mn of
~r. and Mn. John Bu ry ,are re-
~vedng from a dege of chicken
~x.Mr. and Mrs.J. H. Nearhood
--~ Sunday at the home of Mr.
~Ld Mrs. Peter Jensen.
Mx. md M n .Rudolph Hansen
.-LeRoy "7hrlx!»en.sen attended
e silver wedding celebration at
Drum Wednesday evening, of Mr.
and Mn. Thou. Chrlnensen.
LeRoy Christensen, aecompanied
by Mr_ and Mrs. Rudolph Hansen
momred to Greenwood Wednesday
where they wsiwd an aged uncl:
of Mrs, Hnnsen.
It will "lake a Pragctical Gift,
ily of Omaha,spent Wednesday
nftgrnoon at the Merton Wlnchell
home.Mn. Rider is n coudn ofMrs. Winchel1_
Mr. and Mrs.Chester Aronson
are rejoicing over the m-ml of a
fum new baby girl born F1'i<|4y.
Dec.12.M n .Aronsm is being
cm-edior utthn home olherpar-
mm, Mr. a nd Mrs.Wlll Mcbonl
ald.
Mrs_ B. M. Utterback and Mrs.
Store of Blair.Here are n few
suggestions-Silk Underwear-
Silk Smckings-Kld Glcves--»Silk
Robe:Silk Pajamas--Jewelry-a
niee new Silk Dieu or Winferlioat
- B o x of Handkemhlds-a nice
fresh new Wash Dress-or give
her a Permanent Wave from our
Beauty Parlor.Shop early-more
open every night until Chrlntmu.
Fashion Center.48-lt
~.~.a Wuhlngwn county farmer came
into the County Agenvfs office
warning w know if an organized
effort couldn't be started dnnllar to
that of mme Illbeen wmwm Iowa
counties for the control of the Bot
Fly.
It seems hardly necessary to re
peat the damages rendered by the
bot fly-especially m those uc-
quainted with it.
The purpose of thin news item
Advertise in The Enterprise
For best results.
January seem to be the best time
If yea r for successful treatment.
using small capsules of carbon
ratio.To make allowance for this
difference, s mm corrugated sheet
of lead was placed between the
layers of :bone at the base of each
of the twelve stories of the tower
above the building proper.These
sheets contract and expand under
varying pressure and actually
equxdim the difference of ¢ontrac~
Lion and expandon between the
slcel and the stone.
The steel strueture ot de wentwing ol the building is now beini
erecued and work will be pulihed
through the winter as fast ns the
weather will permit.
Washington County farmers as
w whether they sm willing to
start n campaign against this fly.The time is not ls r sway until
syxtematlc measures of control
will be taken in all northeast Neb-
raska to tumm. or control this
fly.
Harrison County, Iowa farmers,
across the Missouri River to the
gsm. of un. are eo-operating ln son-trolling the nose fly, And it is re-
ported that satisfactory progress
is being made.
.g
Ug .
1II'f .FT. .1"Je" "'¢M "'\¢»;;1,. M
:r 11:H?!=:f5i:= ='_.
~ 1
ex-lg g gInter, when the buildin is the winner Thll vuintlun is thes.pleted, a series ol flood 5.127 result of contraction ln cold' ya-
»will light the tnwer and put u,e't.her md expansion in wnnn.fitrllre ol the Sewer in bold relief'The variation in height may
against the nlghf. sky.Then t\1e~°°°m insignificant to the avenge
slmen em fly nround u m inzpermn but it ls- of immense lm-
bme r safety.Iportanel to the nrchltects andAn infanatlng (act nbout ¢_},,|bdldex1 who mgst nmka due al-
bower wu pointed nut by one ol lowanee ln thdr plum for shrink-
tlze englneen.It ls about flvellK¢~Stxel 8214 stone do not ex-
lnches taller ln the summer than in panel and contract at the same
~e~~ta~e!!'and m i l d ~
make lt Ida for frequent uae.
h nd a mtgralibfraldooe ol Cgatarla
n y l er orthan strong medicinglmeant gully lor
ndult nn
c A s ToR|A
I I : : |{
ily .
A la r g e n u mb e r o f g u e s ts we r e
entertain ed Th ur s da y even in g a t
th e J ena Sorensen h o me in honor
o f Mrs_Soren selfs b i r th anni ver-
sar y .Sun day evening-sup per gue sts
a t t h e Ge or ge Ra smus se n ho me
we r e Mr . a n d Mr s. H. c . Ra s mu s -
se n an d He le n, Mr. a nd Mrs . Ha r -
.
M r .an~Mr s .J oe Jensen a n d
c hildren we r e Sunday even in g
...{ " |i te
Rlchnrd Nelson and Violn, Mr.md
Mrs.Jehs Scremm.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rasmussen
and family attended an oyster
pany Friday evening.at ¢.heH.
W. Piles home in Arlington.
Mr.and Mrs_Richard Nelson
spent Thursday evening at the
Fred Ahlemeyer home.
Wednesday afternoon about 81
ladies attended n shower nt the
Gotlieh Stork home honox§ng Mrs.
Hmry Hansen, n recent bride.
The seven months old son o! Mr.
and Mrs. Hnmld Jensen was oper-
ated on last week in an Omaha
hospital.
l
.|'Agnes McMlllan.TOWIER NEEDS A LAhlFi Miss Evelyn Andersen of Blair,
Iis a guest thuls week of Mins Cath-f l l l ' -;d== who designed the edne Nswklrk.
sure surrnountn the towerof Nebraska capitol Md created'Mns ME. AndrewL;Tol;n n
were l y nncr guea a esogi rh afiy xu:":|lg3:af:_IPe®er Nlelsen home.
received n rmng ote of h k x Wednesday, Mrs. Boone NewkukfromaircraftH as h an .and Catherine visited lldiss Edna
the w d n i g y o l p l n c o l : g t ~ g g m g 3 t h e n b e s h e Petersen
For the Sower,standing mouon-Mr. and Mrs. Hnrold Taylor and
less and sturdxl there f h ~. .y our nn children vlslted Mr. and Mrs.~Al-gg; S°ZlI'1 °.I§i £`° "}'f"""- lu ma Menking in Omaha Sunday.
aware of his loam: w o are not'Mr. and Mn_Ray Fngerqulsl
The ca im]. ~'and children enjoyed Sunday d.\n-.n commxs on has P"'\ner nt the parental,Peter To!!tmlly reduced the danger by L"""horne n Fremontmg an order to have the upper 7
x:'l w l
Q '''f a
If baby has
Qc o |.|c
A C R Y l n the night.Colicl Nocause for alarm if Cutorh llhmd. This pure vegetable prernru-tlon final qiuuick comfort, nn gannever hum.l B the sensible lhm_gwhen children nre gwhether it |the stomach.or hltle bowels;
colin or constipation;or di m-ha.When *mg ¢°°g;=,_== are cooled. or thebreath is ad.enever there'| need
Mr.and Mrs.Albert Jensen
and children spent Sunday after
noon at the Rudolph Andrearon
home.1
Mr. and Mrs.Chris Wrich and
daughters were Sunday dinner
guests at the George Kuhr home.Mr.and M n .Hen-nm Jacobs
spent Sunday afternoon at Her-
man Rahlfa home_
Thursday evening,the follow-
ing Bllir lolks enjoyed supper at
the Fred Diela-neyer home:Mr.
,_.,_4__a,_a,,1,_¢,.A__.,,¢__4_¢,.¢¢.1.,»=____ -4 _1 _ _
_ , " : ;~'Es ~ ;~1 ;\\\_\§ ` \ § `\For
0 §l \' 3 : s ; \C h r z s t m a s
°\=> ='= \
nw:e".`~ a ¢ 1:Go o d ye a r
4 ,g
~%\\ ` ; \
ba |%
\` r
~~"'\\.
~ ~ ='¢.\.G 1 v e a x
w i ~ \ Y #w
,~,~1.~#X ~,
f i '4
} ~
~~T i r e o r T u b e
Wrich home in Blair Sunday eve-
ning.
lhde Kahnk was n dinner guest
of Miss Alma Wrich Sunday.
Costume Jewelry-values to $5
on sake $1 w $1.98.Ne c kluzr
made of Cryshll, Purls or Metnl
everything that is new.-FuhionCenter.48-IU
Christmas Gifts that Women and
Mines like to receive are sold At;
the Fashion Center-the Chrim-muBwne of mm.Heré are a fuw'
:suggestions-Silk Underwear --Silk Stockings-Kid Gloves-Silk
Babes-Silk Paynmas--Jewelry-n
nice new Silk Dress or Winter-Coat
-B o x o l Handkerchiefn-a nice,
h u h new Wash Dress-or give
her a Permanent Wnva from our
Benuly Pnrlor.Shop early-snare
open every night until Christmas.
Fashion Center.48-lt
Mr. and Mn. Herman Junghluthanim-fninad ni nrnnrmndvn ni;mchla; " . i . : m ; . ; . : ' a L E " . T. § E E l u ¢ c A n ' r H ¥ A N D
'Ihosem-:sent werezlh-.a|\dllrl.i l n n m n l u m m :Henry DornackV nd Ruben, Mr.;
.and Mrs. Wm. Lmler and family.
Mr.and Mrs.Mick Miller and
Betty,Miss Alberta Domacker,
Preston Nickels, all of Bennington,
Sylvia Jungbluth, Mary Wiegan of
Omaha, Mr. and Mrs_ H. Brnesch,
Kermit, Vernon and Bernard Jung~
bluth ol Dale.Prizes were wan by
Henry Dornnckcr and Alberta Dar-
rmcker for high, llck Miller and
Mrs.Henry Dornanker were con-
poled.
Mn. Frank Knstnm entertained
matured to Grand Island Tuesday
to see Mr. Winchell's mother, who
in staying at the Soldiers Home.
They found her' quite well and
gaining since her sickness lam.
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Novak and
little ann, Ralph, drow up to Ad-
msh and were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs.Edgar
Larsen..
M n "nuns n.....».......ed to the.horse's stmnwz.
Affected horses or mules beeome
poor and often die.However,i l;
the bots are removed, less feed ls
required for body maintenance!
,Individual farmers treading their
horses will help, but for thorough
and satisfactory results, it shodd
be a community cmperative af-
Inlr.
|Think this over and express your
reaction
4.5
the Pinochle (Huh at tha hams ol
her mutlzer Saturdny evening.
Kermit Jungbluth attended n
dinner dance nv. the Paxton Hotel
in Omnha.Friday eva\ing give-|
by the 1930 class from Tech High.
Mr. and Mrs.J. E. Jungbluth
drove to Omnhn Sunday to visitnlntiven..\
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mutexqs en-
tertained at dinner Sunday:Mr.
Anil Mrs. Clifford Shook, Mr_ and
Hrs. Lyle Shook of Lincoln,Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Masters, Marjorie
and Elinor of Fremnnt, Mr: and
Hrs. Roy Masters.
Mr.and Hrs.Nels Svendgnrd,
Francis and Ruth were vldting at
the Pete Svaidgurd home inblnlr
Saturday night.
Mn. Wm. Marshall md Mildred
x
Fried. Mu-¢m1`1§§..visiting in Culondu the put month
axpeczs to mmm with them. They
will drlvethnugh.,:
Kr. md Mn. W m. Kdu h And
llthryn were viding at the Nels'
Hrs. Llllard Jensen, near Kennard
Tuesday evening, in honor of Lor-
nine'|s sixth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs.Paul Jones were
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
Dresses - Rezudar
values on sale, $1.89 or 2 for $2.50
in 14 nnlxt new styles in sxzesi
14 tn 42 at the Faahlun CenteniTheme are outstnnding bugxim-\
'§_Ad1ati|e h Tha Ehxterptine,
/|
l l
- ' r u v c n ¢ - r n . n 1 x : -P l n S l v _
v
vv.\
,Q
§B\llr.N¢brukl» Dsanbvf 18. 1930
AIDNG T HE
Bofl'l`0l ROAD
George u1 d M i | s O'0 n Beard
\nr¢on¢he ¢efvingoo mdtt:s ant
m
n u u r . l u n ¢ r h o m s , v n n t ¢ » '
Tdmmah for neural days'v i m
with nlmtivu.
m e e t d ul i i n k r m n i m yspen ,weekend v d¢ h th¢ Ea 1 l Huw e ll
family at Tcknmlh-B n z ms u r f h u n d a y e v e n i n g l n l mu i ma B u - g g M Ha mm ,
s u r fm mmm mm a n G o n e ty u m-mi a nmsum l|!cOo y was 1
gust lor :upper Wginesday wma
lh-|.lhrryTysonandwcompa.nKed
ln. Tylcn And Pa ul to the BN!
ny Frldlynf. md un. Om: ummm'
| ndM.ndne we r¢ £ no ma hlSa ¢ -
urdxyvddti ngrahdveg
w n n . m | ¢ | m » .Fny.To ae|mataredto 0mnmon
Tuadsy to hx-ln; his wife hams.
who spent Ki ndly with he r dl-
ter, Mrs. A. E. Swan um ¢.mn,_
Tyuoirlnng Tn n de r tracked
hog: for Wm. Kubie Tueldly might
Mr. md Hrs. llorrh Chrldmx-
|¢nmdGenlsspent Wednesday at
the Pe n Andes-|on_home.Mr.
(JhrfniilMGI1hdped |hel.l¢axnAndnun u m . h m m a m i o n
»n,._1 --
r -_._
mo n a n d ma r c w n x d l n g u h l v u .
Us e full a hntfo undxdo n lntnmn
und po un dbo mu ,f m' thh ml b\ e |
t h s b a n t o b u i l d mt the combs,
flll thu na n dup dzs muv n e v mtly
wldc h hv e r y i mp o xun tuc a tdnz
t h e a p s l o r nxtncdng iamuch
ndmplkiedwhentha he e of the
eombiseven and wmb h u n "
look: much more invitinglhdlelll
mo nma di ly whe n m a y m
ds dngo f 1 4mnk¢ » w» =
nm-ins,2 Jerseys,1 Rom
Rnd;one 6-y¢r»ol<Lan
!reahnbo1>t60dAyI;ane4-
mw , b n e n h u h s o d i n ;
y nro ld e o v nbe mfrs a h
works;me 6-yur-old cu
nbo ut6 vsa kx;am5 -ye ar
!ruhs bo ut4 wa e k.| ;a m
be £ xe l hby s d a d. \y ; o M
old wi ll be huh tha m
nuniiorm.'.\-in J m u r y ;one 6-year-<
10 mn-.1 and 1
v.bam
,yur-old
;one 5»|b°ut S
uv fresh
-old cow
co w dll
1 6-year-
zt week
mg cow
lntly m.rln-l hi m o n hh blrtm
mnlvm-nr; Sshmhy waning.A'
nies lundxvu served at mmamgnd
m u w m a . u m m l m , m m m
John many more hvvy birthdays.
Hr. And Mn. Detlef wu z. Hr.
and H n .Walter Appleby md
Betty vidwd Sunday naming nt
the Hnwud Appleby home.l i d .Hamid Rumune n and
ichlldren ware Wedmldny di ar-
vdxlton of Mn. Will Rynn;noonIu ---.I u . .r~\.-.»-..A . . - - .\\
|mu. ua m-» _ ima J e nna me
d m g h u n v o n TDM!! c v uzlng
:u p p e r g u m; l t th e J o l m n m
am homo._
Bevan! of the wma fo lh a t/-
umiad | shower for Myrtle Stork
at Yhe couueb Stork home Thun-
day lflemoou.
Tha following MIPNI Dorothy
Rave celebrate her birhtdly Fd-
day avedng:Messrs. and Me r
dame!Goo. Nnlsen and family,
»
Gotweb Gnun Ind hmlly , Gmru
hmllmnn and family, lhxtln Pad'
3 md h mi l r .Wdtor Appleby
Dorothy Petersen md He lm
Hmmm played zvo ww dents at
a redhl (ivm at the high school
ln'A!lln¢\4m Mondav evening.
Mr.md M n . w u l R y u :and
'Gena wen Thursday evening vb-
itars at the Johp Petoron home.
M v é m no ru. 1~:§mm-ne.
tbatre-Ndk Miller, who has been haak-
ing eom.!or [Ars Paulsen, called
a t the R. M. Iverson home Thurs-
day eyening.Mr. and Mm Loran Layman Ind
children were Sunday vdaiwra with
Mr.and Mrs.Lars Frandsen on
the Bench.Dr. Herman Hurdum of Omaha,
had Sunday dlnner at the parental
Fred Hundum home.
Hr.and Mrs.Clyde Metzler
epent Sunday lorenoon with his
ther, Don Metzler and wlle.
y dinner and afternoon
sts at the A. E. Dixon home
re the Misses Gladys and Mar-
delle Hanson and brother, Merrill
ol BlairHin Grace Ray was a guest. oi
llrnl.Burdette Hhnooek of Blair,
Wednesday, Thursday and Frlda.y.'
Hr. and Mra Fred Hurdum and
Birdie drove to Omaha Wednes-
day.Howard Terkeken,who
makes his home there, spent the
dny with Leland Muller.Bliss
Birdie Hurdnm called on Miss Ger-
trude Warrick nt the Methodist
hospital that day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hain en»
tertained Mr.and Mrs.Nonnon
Costume Jewelry-values to $5
on sale $1 w $1.98.Necklacesmade of Crystals, Pearls or Metal,
everythlng that is new.Fashion
Center.48-n
Handloerehlela--3 la a box-on
sale 60c,75:$1 box.Fashion
Center.Also Dana Handker»
chiefs ln Chlftons and I-land
Pa intql di e m-rw pre tty o nes ,
59c ehch.48-1:
DE SOTO LOCALS
G. T. leftwlch and son, Charles
of St.Paul,were hers one day
last week looking after thw farm
and having the water works fixed.
James Gardner out and bruised
hls foot quite badly last week
while cutting wood lor Harry
Seltz,when a tree fell.He ls
under the doctor's care but is getf
ting along nicely.
Guy Wallace, James Justice and
Harold Brewster drove down to
Kansas City. Mo_ last Friday and
report the roads fine.Mesdames Geo. and John Hina
line were Blair shoppers and vis-
itors lost 'I'huraday./
Pete Jones and family were
anunuay-Clarena Wachter and Jack ate
at the Clark Browning
Saturday.
and Mrs. Pete Christiansen
Raymond spent Thursday
at the Fred Knble home.
and Mrs.Lloyd Johnson
Tuesday and Wednesday ln
dinner
'home
|Mr.
and
nidht
1 Mr.
'spent
Omaha.I Mr. and Mn. Genres Broderson
home been visiting at the Feet
Anderson home
John Rosvft and Wrn Eehrendt
helped -Chris Vindersle butcher
'Monday.
|Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iverson and
family spent Friday evening at the
:I-'red Ray horm_
I Mr.and Mrs. A.8.1 Johnson
spent Wednesday evening at me
'Lars Petersen home.
John Rogert was host at a stag
party Wednesday evening
g Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erickson en-
tertained the Pinochle Club Sat-
urday evening,Dec.13.Amongthose in attendance were Messrs.
As soon/as the comb: are cgvped
ver remove them at ones ll vnereZ. nothing wud bs leavlll them
until thee ndolthe |e aN1'\S"'°Y
become travel nained and the
whlte u w wwizhdy-Th ' b m
way w remove the ww is m put
a bee esape board between the
super and the hive vww whleh|
was allow the bees w so back l"P°
|_'h¢\b;-md chamber but not 881111
no ome up into tht' super-One
em then remove the frames with
very little dinger of being stungfor all but a few bees will be d°'"\|
below.~Some beekeepera blow "f"°"'
down through the super dnvlng
the bees down but this is not prac-
aw as the bees become alarmed
and fill themselves full of honey
and ln doing so uneap ml-"Y of the
cells.The flrst method mentioned
la the best._When removing the gectxonsl
dwy should be scraped of any pro~polas or bee glue that has been de|»=»Mesdames Hans Matthiesen'osited by the bees and the honey
and Vernon, Howard Hain, Alfred pmum be put in n warm, dry plamSkov amd Lyle, Fay Jones, Soren s h the bees cannot get at it or
w ere few'Jensen and daughter C. W Chrl -»l '.~a ln 1 4 that i n just a~ and family of ';I'¥°}"h::rswme \:es will have carried lt
.mu l Ab o u t s o s m; o n e w w -
dd hdf¢l', vm be :ma in March:
:wo A-yssr~old cows will be nah
in June;one 4-yabold. will be,
fresh ln January:one 5-yeareold
eo wwi llbe fre a hlns pfll\8 i °°°3 '
year-old beller will be fresh ln
June; one Holstedn bull, 21 montha
old with a. read record; one 2-year
old heller will be fresh in spring:
8 long yearllng hdfers;one 6-
months old helfer; two 4-weeks old
holler calves; two bull ealva. '|
sz HEAD OF HOGS--Four
brood saws and their litters; four*
gilts.TEN DOZEN CHICKENS_1
. 800 bushels Yellow Com ln cnb.
FARM IMpLEM`Lf.\.f.S-0l'\E'
new Debsvsl magneto milking
machine, complete;one new Mc-
Cormick-Derlng No.8 tor
with power attachment;ns 1%
horsepower gasoline engine ln
good order; one 8-section harrowi
one l4~im:h aulky plow; one mow-er;one hay rake; one hay rack
with gears; one New Century cul-
r.ivator~ one wa n com lete one.8° »P :3P. & 0. corn planner with 80 rods]
wireMISCELLANEOUS-One watertank; one 0. K. hog waterer; two!
M ....N .vs_onus...monaonare the proud parent.: of a baby
gk! born Thursday evening.Mrs.
Aronson ls a t the home of ber
mother south of Blair.
Harvey Knhr was a Tuesday
evening supper guest abthe Ch
ter Axonaon home.\ '
Mrs. Charley Hansen has been
quite sick the past week.Mr. and Mrs. Detle! Wul!/Mr.
and Mrs.Walter Appleby and
Betty were Sunday dinner guests
at die Howard Hain home.
Several ol the neighbors helped
Mrs. Lars Petersen celebrate her
birthday Wednesday avenlng.
~/ 2 1 :
n f
//~~;.~ # f i ~ f f :
n-~ 6 5 : 4
'f / >~2 /f .. 1 f;%ff@:\~~v.''
5 5 . 4 " . ~':" '
A U C T I O N E E R S
/Blyxnnsv & SEARING
OAKLAND TEKAMAH
Phone 193 Phone 143 or ll
The large number of seles that we have cpnduw
ed is the best evidence that our work is satis-
factory.
Don't Forget We Pay Pho ne Calls.
_
Warrick and Mr.and Mrs.Gan
Bohn of Blair. at supper FridayI n lhe evening the Hmins and
Bohn drove to Omaha m the
th a l m.Mr. and Mrs. R. M_ Iverson and
son, Gerald speui Thursday with
Mrs. lverson's motlner, Mrs. J. C
Christensen to honor her hlnhday.
Fridny evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Ray were Mr. and
Mn. T. K.Iverson and children,
Mrs. Margant Iverson, Will and
Pearl ot Blair.
llr_and Mrs.Geo.Hain ami
Virginia were among the guests
Sunday at a dinner party at the
home of Mr.and Mrs.Howard
I-Lain, near Herman w honor the
birth anniversary of Mrs. Howard
m m
Mr.and Mn. Clyde Mewer
spa n Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mn. Fred my,
Sunday supper guests of Mr.
mul Mm, .Kenneth Tvson were Mr.
Sunday dinner guats with Mr.and
Mrs. Hans Jorgensen.
Ralph and Bill Hinellne and
Herbert Jones were Sunday vis-
itors in Omaha, attending a show.
Mrs. Guy Wallace were in Her-
man Thursday to vlalt her sister,
Mm Elmon Wert.
d.Guy Wallace shelled rom Tues-
y.Kenneth Bouvier Of Florence,
was a week-end visitor at the S.
Hineline hon1e_
Rdph 0'Del| of Herman, calld
on Charlie and S.Hlnellne last
Thursday.
YORK CREEK NEWS
man Nelson and sons, can unex-son and Evelyn, and Mr. Raymond
Lam-sen_High prlaes were won
by Mrs. Harland Christiansen and
Raymond Laursen and the low
prizes by Mrs. H°f'=§= Nelson and
Hans Matt!-iiesen.rs. Erickson
served a delicious lunch.The next
meeting will be at. the Hans Mat.-
-thiesen home Dec. 27.\Fashion Cenmr silk Dresses
Values to $9 go at $3.98 and $6.75;
Values to $15 go at $7.95 and $10;
Values to $18 go at $12.76-sizes
|11 bo 52 and 14'/§ w 28'/S-smartl new styles.48-It
AMONG THE BEES
Fred Anderson went to Fremont'
Monday where he underwent r
sinus operation.He returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Jens Jensen and Gene <»f|
Blair.spent Mondav with Mrs
Not so much depends upon the
hive as the men behind the hive.
It mud. be remembered that in
all the yarn that bees have been
lmown and kept by men and wo~
aflnrt han vit kann mul:
I
all mu in the hive.Ac no urneshould comb hon°Y l:LB°°red in
cellars or other cool pl s for this
will cause the surface of the comb
to sweat. and driP»It, is better so
shore honey in the kimhen pwffv
or ln the atic as these are desir-able places where iz wm keep for
n long time.Eat honey and grow sweeter
with age.--V. w. Blnderuvf PN*
(dent,Nebraska Honey Producers
Assodation. Minden, Nebraska.
v u a u c SALE
I am quitting fanning and dairy-
ing and will sell the followu\8
pronert-Y at public aucion on the
Jens Black Jensen farm, located
21,5 miles southwest of Herman on
the Hill Creek road,li mile east
of Hill Creek school house»onMONDAY,DECEMBER 22,m o
Free lunch at noon. Please brink
vnur runs.Sale starts immediate-
I
10-gallon cream cans;one tank
heater;two galvanized chicken
coops;one wheel barrow;four
good hog troughs;scoops, forks,
hay knives and other hand tools
Koo numerous to mention.
TERM?"ash,or see your
banker.
R.. E. NAUSLAR, Owner.
Bradley & Searlng, Aucts.Plateau State Bank, Clerk
R O S E m u . I TE M S
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gorham and
children spent Wednesday evening
at Detlel Wul.('s.
Mr.and Mrs. John Peterson,
Dorothy and Jack were 'l.\.\esday
evening vldtora at the Chas. Han-
sen home..
Miss Elsie Hart was home from
Winside last Sunday.
Mrs.Dd-lol Wulf.Mrs_ John
Petersen, Mm. Will Ryan and Mrs.
o _ -"____.__....--.-. .L_
||
1
i
I
i
I
I
Goodyear Tires
rl
'A KingCoudd Buy No Better'
Glendenning Garage
Washington Nebr.
Andrew Alhack.
l{r_and Mrs.Walter Wachter
md family ol nur Roulia, were
Sunday dinner guaata of Mr. md
Hn. Pete Anderson.
Babe Ryan wem guests of the
Jo\ly Coffee Club at the Hosea
Wilson home Thunday afternoon.
About dxty of the neighbors and
old friends of John Becklun pleu-
ly :Ru lunch.
3 HEAD OF HORSES-1 grey
gelding, 8 yearn old, weid-nt 1400
lbs;1 grey mare,s years old,
ght MW lbs ;1 hay mare, 10
-nl -1
tn ¢rain the ben to do oerwn
things conmrning the nf-herins of
honey or pollen or of placing it in
the hive for the homy bee cannsn
be trained.
Anne md James were Monday sun to Adopt the ben f~ hive as
evening vidton at Us Howud.\.he tendency in bee kgeping is
\\l l l l l " 1 l l ||*1 ,|1 |r (||I l l l |r l :
\' I '/.~ 1 Giqjg
1~' s ~~A c c e s s o r l e s
A h o I l e t e f ~
29 HEAD OF CA ( j j Con !
Q.
1:
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1:
!!!!~8 &!!!!!!*!!!&%!Y !.!!!!!!!'!5 !'!!!!!!!*!!!!!!!F **'
}
I
/1 {? /A ~~\\ n \ T - i <€
" i e r ~a w.w g 3 1 1 .f f f 1 1 . *
x .~I ..Q \~;1
/~»i f "f r ~§ 1 ' .
I " \>1 ~I 1 f }'' € . .'
., f .~N
|g :|.1 ' ~ i i u | " I Ti 'a n \ \ \|~ ;
" = .ji ?KF?.-~| l ; ' \1 l ~~
'r..~"4 ~~ . = ¢ 2 , ¢ ! » » ~ ; . . ~~ ~ ~' ~ ' |.ar
'K
\
2\
1.
i l fi llra. ~ McDauiels and Miss
-Gladys Baker of Omaha.
Sunday nlwmoon visitors at
112 A. E.Dixon home were Mr.
and Mrs. c_ H. Blanchard of Bun
county.Hr.and Mrs. Prentice Smith
were Sunday supper guests of the
Hlffy Tyson family.
Misa Ruth Widener was a Sai-
amlny night guest of Miss_He1en
Andreasen of Blair, who was |Sunday visitor at H12 Rob'¢. Wid
ener home.Mr.and Mrs. Clyde Fitch and
children spent Friday evening with
Mr. und Mr kenneth Tyson.
lr .and Mrs. C. 8. Bunn had as
goats Sunday at s goose dinner:
Mr. and Mrs. Opal Reeves and
children,llk_and.Mrs.A.R
Beans, Austin and Jane, Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Bunn and children and
Miss Beulah Roberts of Blair.
Mr.and Mrs. James Paulsenspent Sunday evening at the par-
eiw, Lire Paulsen home.
Mr. nm!Mrs.W. J.Simonsen
and children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Haw
sen of Blnir.
Elmer and James Dixon atoend~
ed the meeting Sunday afternoon
of the Triangle Baby Bee! Club ar
the home of Alvin :md Norman
Jscoha near Arlington.Jan.11
Richard Lippincott vlll be host.
R.M. Iverson had the misfor-
tune ui fall from the haymcw in
his burn Sunday evening,break-
ing swu ribs and cutting his ear
and bmising himself badly DrBell dressed his wounds and he is
doing ns well as can be expected.
Walter Gnmmel and Ned Tysor
_..|~......;.
\\l l l l l " I l l l l '1 , l 1 l r (||I l l l |l
I i
~~Accessorles
~~-form
~~,Chrzstmas
~/5~ ~ .g '
<~~~THE Motorist will
.,
. ~\ ~)appreciate Auto
~\: ~ n \¢~`:£AccessoryGiftsthru~
a ~' a
§Here is Santa's Headquarters
ou t t h e en t i r e c o m '
ing year.`
H e r e a r e a F e w
UI' E
N#E
With the biggest line of Popular Priced Toys, Dolls, Games,
Books and all Kinds of Gifts for all good children
Assortments are\ still very complete,so come at once and do your
Shopping.You will save money if you come here for your Christmas
Goods and then have money left for other thingsSuggestions
and Mrs. Louie Grimm am'children and Francis Mehrens and
mother, Mrs. Pitzer were Sunday
afternoon visitors with the family Many Useful Giftsfm }`l.00R MATS ELECTRIC No I'ROS'|` SHIELD
HA;~|'m<ERcnlE|=s
Extra Fine Quality
Each
10c to 25c
BOXHANDKERCHIEFS
Per box
Pret ty Finis héi
Em broideredSCA RFS
_Each
/$1.00
HOSIERY
For all the Family
Reasonably Priced
the hluncy district.3 'Keeps out the cold and dust:Fits Quick reflected heat to melt sleet and
Mrs. James Paulsen und Anna snugly around gears and over Cracks-~ice from windshield.Faste n: on with
went to the Junior Sewing Club -
T56 suction cup s
Stanley Limsh at Spilner.$|;ao Come Here for Fine
CHRISTMAS CANDY
A QȢf.{n`l Dv i no f n
Mr. and Mrs
fiil§rm PRINT smnnswereSundavvisitorswith
~~r x u y c \ , n n 4 . n w . Na n d c o l o r e d S r h o o l s a n d C h u r c h e s
GLASSWARE .We are Showing the
Reasonably Pnced 'Most Remarkable
Values inCHRIS TM AS CARDS |B O X E D P A P E R
TA G S A ND S E A IS Per Rgnfm
II ELECTRIC CIGAR LIGHTERS
... _ _ ..-....-.-.-~-- . - - - ~---- - -~ '}fZ`iZ'$°'Efl`,,,,...¢,., a ffw C|¢U vision for winter driving.PW*Clxmps to dn b.No holes lo drill
days win,m grandparents,Mr.vents steaming. sweating and frosting Has no wires or re el to break. Brown
and Mrs. Harvey Bolling at Teka-ol' glass.Bakilite head.
254: m $1.00
Holly and Tissue
WRAPPING PAPERmnhcamr.and Mn/I`nm wum aa 5 ~
Sr.\v Fdya1'teeverl s moon vxslt ~~ora at the Ray Whitman home.,__,Tuesday evenin visitara at e _, §Kenneth T >on ome were iss
fayhsMH*50 0ther Automotlve (hits at llur Stauon Cqme ln and See Them a\
AND TWINE
Each
106 51: and loc loc w 51.00
Gladys Baller of Omaha, Ed Lu
son of Oakland, and Mr and Mrs WAT CH FOR OUR NEW
Ditlof Wolsmann Service Station Blair Racket Storevisitors at me Clyde Him honis:hir. and Mrs. Fritz Muller an
Leland spent Friday cwning wit
-lk um Ax. w. cans.. fmn..PHONE 48 "The Slalion llzal Sells (hc Goods
Wednesday afternoon,A..1-
Anderson,wha has been stayin;
. »
,.~~:'5
\ - . ... \..u
nm£,mn~\=», Deo!mber1B, wasn a m a n . - n n u u u u m l u l
Llrl Jeppesen affhe Cglhoun v'l¢:~
inity h u m m t h e n u m m
and wll1.move onto the plme in
me ne ar hmm.1 'Mr. and Mn. Harry- 1T,..y and
Mrs. Maude Izmon at Blair, wen!
Sunday vinitnzs ntlhe Ban Peck
. - _ _ . . -buildlng, u they have been sold to to thi! ¢lny there in nothing morellhrry spent Sunday nftemoon ntl
Dana College und he expscta fa appa ti xi pg w the merge dtlun the Henry Tletgen home.
get them in shne to deliver nt wang or ola, Hina huney md hot Hr.m d Mrs.Henry Jensen
ohm._ `,bmui r S5 eat honey md growlspant Saturday evening .nt the
The Chorus members sfill £021 svmeher wi age.-V. W; Binder-Nels Swanson home.mn their droru were noe. m~u\n,|,,_President Nennska Honeyl Mr.and Mrs.A.w .Peremn
although tinancq. mf something Producers Ass'n.. Minden, Neb._and !amilywere_Tlnz;sdayevenlng
Omnha, spent Sundny at the John
Kuna home.
Mr. md Mm. G. T. Hede lund'
and Jeanette and Mr. and Mrs. W.
B.Jeffersqzn were Sunday dinner
guests at the Albert Sundn home
Mr and Mrs. John Johnson, Jr'aons, Mr. andMn. Hans Branch
ind Mr. Ind Hrs. Mllns Miller md
Betty enjoyed n pinochle party nt
the? I-lerman Jungbluth home hit
Sunday evening.
Mn. Ida Keratetter spent Sun-
day afternoon with relatives hem.
AS TOLD BY 'ranm PASTORS
C O N G R B G A T I U N A L ~Next Sunday cvéning, D 21' hume, north of Tekamxh.Grrnd-'¢\;g kept the public hom atlana-g guests av. we Nels Nelson name.\_P _mn Compton who iw been visa,ins 1-he concert in hm numbers.cr. in Ga m um w and hir. and Mrs. Llo a 1
A.F Newe|L u m :She =;§'°'y°":§ §£I"¢`;",§1.',.;'$.'*°= at the I;e_k home !or_severd They.however,enjoyed the in-I _r mas amen
r e a ~~~Christmas music and message ,:________,,p y'nee ks m" " n ° d h
y acobs °r°\
Muses like to receive are sold at the ro d
,ome vnlh them strumon by a real master of '~
ma -mll .mm ¢n '
p u pargnta of u baby girl
"1'*S'°_mh¢ Fanhmn cenm.-um C1\ristmns|Wh§Ch arrived last Sunday nish g
m mf lm- 1-h|\dren\.n.| hm» :hw nmv be uermitted:e»..... nr mu h na m nw R fnw.Mrs Jacobs was fonnerly Mis
aredau;
M
son,dinr
me proun parents of A haby|Mr. and Mn. Wm. Peters wereghiver born Dec. 12.|cs1ling on Mrs. Henry Rolenkilde
Ir.and Mrs. Wm.Peters and one day lut week_Raymond were six o'c.lock|Mr. and Mrs ; Chu. L i ndm o f
viii be in evidence at the morn-rrerxm." " " " ' ""°"' "'"""'° ""°"°" "' """ " " " " r "1'-~~r """i --I ' - " - " - -ouun: UA um......... ........ ...._Q
ing snrvice Sunday. and the théme ST p ULs
'"`LUTHERAN Qin and around Blair for sfomelagnn to mug the "Messiah", tmisuggeitions-Silk Unde rwe ar-Berthp. Jensen of this vicinity.
for the ¢hi|dmnB story period,.A 1 r time.wor!d's best. oratorio,at fubure;Si1k Stockings--Kid Gloviea -:ilk Mrs.Hans Vogt spent Friday
wi n be o n the mme nw.'PHURCH .rr onum Georgia Antnll waited Velma Chnshnns-ddes.[ m b a - s i l k Pa;m1m__.1¢we:r;--=,afre=n°on with Mrs.Alben Per-
Stmday evening at 7:30. follow-P. J. Remertsen, Pastor Mundorf Sunday afternoon.-Jurgen Petersen of Jacksonville Slk Robes I r W men andmlce new Silk Dressor Wiltterfiont ierse.fi }d|1 °o -d Aho t t'-tii113 their ual m. be?n 1\:.~+ szunamf. n¢¢_ 21. theme will Iowa visited .his father, F.C. C.Misses on nie now,$2.98, $3.93 Box of Ilan. kerch1efs--a nice ut wen 5 1.6 re a vesanafr¢Bh new Wash Dress-or giveffriends were entertained by dr.
.1 1 , . .escnhome Saturday.
Frlends and relatives of Mnand
Mrs. Gus Paulsen were en¢erlnlin~
ed at their home last Tuesday in
honur of Mrs. Paulserfs blnhdny.
The Danish lxeran Ladies'
Aid met with ra_ Jurgen Chris-
tensen last week..
Charley and Clarissa Ducker
npent 'hxesdny afternoon and eve-
ning at the O. C. Liesche home.
Mr.and Mrs.Harry Fox and
Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Peter: were
\-isiwrs at the Chas.Peters home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Martin Sunds spent Wed-
nesday afternovn with Mrs. Al-
ben. Sunds.
Mr. and Mrs_ Henry Dornackexg
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Kahler and
B E S aan
...because its frqsh
|:\
Omaha, and Charles,George and
Clausen Duekzr spent Sunday a
we 0. C. Llesehe home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hgrry Fox of El
gin, Neb.. spent several days .
week at the Wm. Peters home.
Mr. and Mrs.Gearge Her~ ~-
nnd Mrs. \V.\A_ Kerslether spen
Thursday at the Glen Jelln
home in Omaha.Mr.and Mrs.Cheshlr Ducks
spent Tuesday evening at th~
Chas. Shumaker home.
Raymond Peiers was on dc
list last Monday.
Mr.und Mrs,Albert Sund~
spent Wednesday evening at ~
Wm. Peters hogne.
Mr. aml Mis. Wm. Matzenspen
Sunday evening at_the Chris Sund~
home_
30 and 40 of ou r y oun g p eop le are * " " " '" 'in nut nn a (.h 1'i BttllR$ P ase ean t i th m l ~Qéff~ Eulfihe Sun- Petervénseverll days hiss we
I will meet at 10 A. M.Mr. and M:s_ Harry Erve.
and nractice for the tended the funeral of their ne
Ek-'B ild $5 - all si z es a nd c o lo rs .her a 1 5er ma ne nt 'W ave f r o m g u y and 1'dr s. Anse l 'Taft last S aturday
no uh.AH..1|Fnshinn .Centpr n..-...¢.. b......\..»m...... l\&b'1l ~l. muln vvn i n v i n hon or o f M r 'I`n{t's{£e'Z\§u§§hfa{r¢ma by M-F»K1-urn "Y scnomAmd undated by the "Kemp Sis- " _usual
ters".fhis is u very beautilud and C)"""°".
3.2;rldsy
1ed a
din-
snnl -
oats
Mrs.
Pet~
r Re-
ifter-
' " " "- '-:" " - ' -unuey n u m ..wiv? ¢¢..,--W...Men.-Buy Her Gilt at the Fa.sh~ | open every night until Chrlstmns.
ian Centernthen you know she Fashion Center.48-lt
*wsu be more than phased.All
Gifts neatly vn1pped_48-11 B R E W S T E R B I T S
,AMQN('l;lEEI BEES Mr. und Mrs. Roland Smith and
"Wisdom is as good as inheri-Junior were Sundy_ dmnerguests
.at thx: Grover Wllluns home..tance, yea more excellent is it forl Frank Linden Margaret and Mr. and Mrs. John Frazier and
¢.h th I-''family vidwd at the Henry IAm»them at see e sun.`or wis-|om is a defense even as m.,...,!g;;g;;" ;';\;*§;'",f';;',§',§;°";,,'"§,§';mars home Wednesday evening.i
i a defense but the excellence of .Mr_ and Mrs. Bill Wulbem amowledge is that wisdom preserv-°" { ; ; ' ~ f § § _ § , ~ l e r v f a mn y we r e a mo ng t h o s e a t a c a r d
el-h the life oi' him um: hath it-"".Mi |I..».., .mmf §.....¢.w at the nr-!';"F€Y at the Henry Wulhern home
~ the evening de-
licious refreshments were served
by Mrs. Toft.
The Dorcas Sewing Club held
its Christmas meeting a t the
'home uf Miss Ella Jensen.
next.meeting will be with Mrs.
Arthur Jensen, Jan. 3rd.
The
ae;-vieé.|sm¢e Radium in Omaha,F
nmnrnlmr.°""°""'° ""'°""' "' costume and LUTHERAN cmmca,Mrs. Jena Clausen entertain"'"' nglmng °"°°"' md worthy ox# xzzmum number of friends w Sunday
lner in honor of Ltr bmhthe support md xttendnnee of all
our people.w lad w see so y .Wednesday emning o! next week thateaxxleg ¢hurch last 51222, `e:\|!m;i Ande threshed
at 7:80, there is m be a Cm'|5"'ievening.Rev. Larsen of Dana Cal- 16: John mid Monday.mu T'°°f P"°¥'"" Ind ahah' legs of Blair, delivered the sermon Mrs.A1994 Anderson,tim: °f gsm for the members "lu Rev. Jerdld of sam, was un~ .kms Clausen and Mrs. J. 1.
the Church Sdmol.
TRINITY LUTHERAN cl-xuacn
w. Iinookl and 2nd Streets
H. c . Jul. Fun, Paw:
Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, av. 7:00
dclock.Chrlstmu pro gnm pre-
nmgd by the children and yvuna'
able w be present.|erBen attended the Women's
There will be, Sunday School lie! Corp in Blair Saturday A
next Sunday, Dec. 21 at 10 A. M.noon.
but no church service.|Faye Ervey sisibed her 2
There will be a Christmas tree Mrs, Ed Ehninger and fami
and Rev. Jersild of Blair will dc-Omaha lasi week.
liver the Christmas sermon Dec Mr.and Mrs.Carl Jun]
25th at 7:30 P~ m.Sunday dinner guests at the
Peferngn home.
:ister i1:'-\».;.¢.»¢'M 1-12 -#1 Q r n aa y e ve mn gly hi "".;;;;°;;;§,,"g§ £522 bee is as °1¢l""'§it ;§§"ML"¥`~§Zd";;1;n and Mr. and Mrs.Christian Ander-
as history itself.It ia an emblem Irvin were Wednesday afternoon sen and family had Sunday dinner
§;',°§§of industry.It has always had? callers at the John Vogt,Jr.at Lhg Hans Andersen home.
e th re and reverence of man.e ap-ect gnh an numhnl mf |mul»vn'|»\|n hm..110516........Qif ln .___-.'Rnvrm Pninmnm.....\»ann7|a1 1204!'_ ;people_Christmas dw. Dec. 26 .FIRST METHODIST CHURCH "i¢i}L §é{§H¢e Bandar vlsibedlmsoW. Byron Pardun, Putor her parents,Mr.and Mrs_Jenn
Sunday School 10 a'clock, morn- Cla lu t w .
ing P"°°**'"8 senrioes 11,EP-rum calm- silk staking5worth I~°'K"°»e=ao and emnlng that wg:-cold Stripe. $1 20 ...S
gospel services at 7:30.lfvery- $l.95;Onyx, 5135;gobolink. Sl;
_.Ibody cordially invited.'C°m9|rr..|| l..u...\..a .nu Q.. om. -.nam
... ... ....,......,..,. .......,......,, ...-dustry und purity.
The queen bee being the soul of
the hive, setting the crank shaft
to work and giving them goodand
wholesome instruction for their
labors.It is held hy many that i!
is the queen that directs the work
Mr.and mrs.A.w.renersen.Ruth and Betty had dinner at the
Lars Peterson home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mn. Charles Reeh en-
tertained Mr.and Mrs.Henry
Jensen and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Jensen and family and Mr.
and Mrs.Harry Swanson and
I ....,.... -.._,-........-,,_....,,,...-values on zale now,$1.98 in all
dna and color combination
48~1t Fashlon (Benner.
Men--Buy Her Gm at the Fash-
ion Oenter--V.hen you know nhe
will be more than pleased.All
Come m and look over the lug
_.._____... .~.__1.._-,..-.
A .nn..sern c es nn m e~_
QMWQT "Him
B E S aan
...because its [rqsh
Kmmrs coFFEE
Per pound 35c,40c, 451:and 504:
For That Christmas Dinner
Christmas Candia Cigars
KIRBYS COEFEE HOUSE
L . J . l a o r n u , r u m
Sunday School 9:45 A.
Morning Wonzlp, 11 A
Junior B. Y. P. U. 8:30
M.M.'.*-|.\-ul f'-=~»""--\ °"'~W Wx'"'"° '""01 m e e n u r e : u ve a n a 11 a m v e 1 1; Frith o u mt h u s a n d we wi ll d o t h e e or c hi f f o n we ig h t W e ; Ne ve r da r n ,is le f t queenless f o r a lo n g umelfarr uly gg at g oose sup per as
3 ° ' E " "_~---.. . .2 : mi r S l.Siz es 8%£0 10 in :II I Hus li ttln wnr kor hn c n mon in dif fa mid ay . eve_las n\!......1 ¢1---..........
~ S11 §;;t;"'" ""Z"s.T{
\WASHlNGTON NEWSEvening wrvlw. mo.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8:00
P. ll.
Choir Practice Friday, 7:80.
The Womens Mission Circle
Thursday afternoon nt the home
M Mn. Con Badnrow. Mrs. Chas.
Observe, chrisu Workers: All
pledge cards must in the hands
of our Finance Committee, signed
or unsigned, not later than next
Lord'a Day. Turn your cards either
w Mr. Lyle Guyer or to Mr. w. v.
Wright, chairman.Request of the
Y-he new afolon,48-lt
Men.-Buy Her Gi!! at the Fllh-
ion CentAr.-¢hen you know she
will be more than pleased.Al:
Gifts neatly wrapped_48-lt
WELL RENDERED
;.;;iA}§I"§.I{`§r§§n`§§.;mr. and mrs. nunsu ovugcxw,and Christine spent Sunday after-queen is introduced the bees begin noon at Nels Swanson's...
w hve "P~,|Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tietgen Sid
The honey produced by lhe httlehive bees was used mlwly times
in the ceremony of christening a
haha Murvdnsn anvninnu inrlndui
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jensen vip.
ited at the Albert Nelson hone
Saturday evemng.
(birthday last Wednesday evening
by enertaining relatives.I Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Lahey of
i.;.;;\;f.,;d Miss i]tg?C\yI_(l° r"*"|°'-f~?_°i"','f?.?If' .na ql\lV;$|\Y ..,m|°"'¥:f"¥¥' cqqnus mr .a n a mr s .A .n .lxn nlu eqg|\'.hE IIS!!Of honey Rnd th e tf 3 m| n n A f n mi lv annul:Ru mln v after-- 7 +z n l n l n u m b. . . . . . . . - -
r m
which was held Dec_ 15.
The Monday Afternoon Club, s
study club of the city sponsored
the concert.
The Grand piano which was
used in the rendition of the Mes-
aldl and which added considerably
fn the beauty of the concen, was
furnished through the courtesy of
Schmoeller & Mueller 00. ol Oma-
ha, who bore the expense ol handl-
ing the instrument both ways.
The string quartette lrom the
Omaha Symphony Orchenra was
paid for by the Blair chorus who
donated $40 to have that added
feature for the evening.lt provedto be of great asnil ce to chorus
and soloists as well.
D. C. Van Deusen, who was pub-
licity manager of the Blair chorus
would like those who hava hooks
which they did not buy, to leave
them at his office in the Pilot
Q
1
1 :
1 :
1
1 .
1
1 :
1 .
~r
1 :
\1
\
1
1w
\
\
.an 1 1 L 4 n .5 ¢\u c \|\m ~ln
._»
\l
1 \|Jr\
' |o ;"G I F T S
\
'/-~ I E;
'U /NB I | .
.
l
;,£~,
r y e
~F!va\
practice of serving honey to all
house guests by newlyweds for the
period of a moon.
The little bee spends much en-
ergy in the gathering of honey for
Dr. 0. W. Parker tells us that a
single pound of honeymepresenls
the lives of approximately three
hundred bees.If it were possible
for one bee to gather enough honey
to make a pound she wduld have
to work all day long 865 days in
the year for more than eight years
cn accomplish the feat.To gather
the necessary nectar for one pound
of honey a bee would have no
travel approximately 75,000 miles,
or three times around the earth,
yet the honey produmd by the
lime hee can be had in every city
village and hamlet through the
length and breadth of this great
land.It i s the most wholesome
of all sweets, known to msn long
before the cane or beet sugar and
l l ».~~.Mr. and Mrs. Fill Wulbern and
family vidted at the Jim Nielsen
home Sunday afternoon_
Mr. and Mrs. John Fmzder and
family called at the Alfred Svog-
erson home Saturday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Chrisllahnel and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Vogt,
Mr.and Mrs.Louie Laurltsen.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Petersen and
family lmd Ted Nelson helped Bill
Wulbem celebrate his birthday
last Wednesday evening.
Mr.a nd Mm Bill Vogt spent
Wednesday evening at the Lars
Petersen home.
Mrs. Torvel Andersen and Merle
and Mrs. Anna Carlson spent Fri-
day with mg Al Kroaberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Chrlsten~
sen and family and Mr. and Mrs.
George Broderson were Sunday
dinner guests at the Albert Peter-
sen home.d'Hans Svogerson,Alma nn
which was held Dec_ 15.
The Monday Afternoon Club, s
study club of the city sponsored
the concert.
The Grand piano which was
used in the rendition of the Mes-
aldl and which added considerably
fn the beauty of the concen, was
furnished through the courtesy of
Schmoeller & Mueller 00. ol Oma-
ha, who bore the expense ol handl-
ing the instrument both ways.
The string quartette lrom the
Omaha Symphony Orchenra was
paid for by the Blair chorus who
donated $40 to have that added
feature for the evening.lt provedto be of great asnil ce to chorus
and soloists as well.
D. C. Van Deusen, who was pub-
licity manager of the Blair chorus
would like those who hava hooks
which they did not buy, to leave
them at his office in the Pilot
Q
1
1 :
1 :
1
1 .
1
1 :
1 .
~r
1 :
i \1 nu.Lal - .w o . n uc \uc u .In
\
1 I
,_'_'§_||1.
ii ~I G S
4 u F-.. ':E
p 'F " ,
5 .
P
l
n
I
#
I
l
;,£~,
r y e
~F!va\
practice of serving honey to all
house guests by newlyweds for the
period of a moon.
The little bee spends much en-
ergy in the gathering of honey for
Dr. 0. W. Parker tells us that a
single pound of honeymepresenls
the lives of approximately three
hundred bees.If it were possible
for one bee to gather enough honey
to make a pound she wduld have
to work all day long 865 days in
the year for more than eight years
cn accomplish the feat.To gather
the necessary nectar for one pound
of honey a bee would have no
travel approximately 75,000 miles,
or three times around the earth,
yet the honey produmd by the
lime hee can be had in every city
village and hamlet through the
length and breadth of this great
land.It i s the most wholesome
of all sweets, known to msn long
before the cane or beet sugar and
l l ».~~.Mr. and Mrs. Fill Wulbern and
family vidted at the Jim Nielsen
home Sunday afternoon_
Mr. and Mrs. John Fmzder and
family called at the Alfred Svog-
erson home Saturday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Chrisllahnel and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Vogt,
Mr.and Mrs.Louie Laurltsen.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Petersen and
family lmd Ted Nelson helped Bill
Wulbem celebrate his birthday
last Wednesday evening.
Mr.a nd Mm Bill Vogt spent
Wednesday evening at the Lars
Petersen home.
Mrs. Torvel Andersen and Merle
and Mrs. Anna Carlson spent Fri-
day with mg Al Kroaberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Chrlsten~
sen and family and Mr. and Mrs.
George Broderson were Sunday
dinner guests at the Albert Peter-
sen home.d'Hans Svogerson,Alma nn
which was held Dec_ 15.
The Monday Afternoon Club, s
study club of the city sponsored
the concert.
The Grand piano which was
used in the rendition of the Mes-
aldl and which added considerably
fn the beauty of the concen, was
furnished through the courtesy of
Schmoeller & Mueller 00. ol Oma-
ha, who bore the expense ol handl-
ing the instrument both ways.
The string quartette lrom the
Omaha Symphony Orchenra was
paid for by the Blair chorus who
donated $40 to have that added
feature for the evening.lt provedto be of great asnil ce to chorus
and soloists as well.
D. C. Van Deusen, who was pub-
licity manager of the Blair chorus
would like those who hava hooks
which they did not buy, to leave
them at his office in the Pilot
Q
1
1 :
1 :
1
1 .
1
1 :
1 .
~r
1 :
\1
\
1
1w
\
\
an 1 L 4 l \.L ¢\u c L i u m ~ln
»
l
"
, . 'i ; T' t ~ 1 .u r .
4 .~P ~ ' " f" . " '~r
./~&I J| .
.
l
;,£~,
r y e
~F!va\
practice of serving honey to all
house guests by newlyweds for the
period of a moon.
The little bee spends much en-
ergy in the gathering of honey for
Dr. 0. W. Parker tells us that a
single pound of honeymepresenls
the lives of approximately three
hundred bees.If it were possible
for one bee to gather enough honey
to make a pound she wduld have
to work all day long 865 days in
the year for more than eight years
cn accomplish the feat.To gather
the necessary nectar for one pound
of honey a bee would have no
travel approximately 75,000 miles,
or three times around the earth,
yet the honey produmd by the
lime hee can be had in every city
village and hamlet through the
length and breadth of this great
land.It i s the most wholesome
of all sweets, known to msn long
before the cane or beet sugar and
l l ».~~.Mr. and Mrs. Fill Wulbern and
family vidted at the Jim Nielsen
home Sunday afternoon_
Mr. and Mrs. John Fmzder and
family called at the Alfred Svog-
erson home Saturday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Chrisllahnel and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Vogt,
Mr.and Mrs.Louie Laurltsen.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Petersen and
family lmd Ted Nelson helped Bill
Wulbem celebrate his birthday
last Wednesday evening.
Mr.a nd Mm Bill Vogt spent
Wednesday evening at the Lars
Petersen home.
Mrs. Torvel Andersen and Merle
and Mrs. Anna Carlson spent Fri-
day with mg Al Kroaberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Chrlsten~
sen and family and Mr. and Mrs.
George Broderson were Sunday
dinner guests at the Albert Peter-
sen home.d'Hans Svogerson,Alma nn
uv. as hostenes with W-s. Badge
r o w .Entertainment at the High
School Audiwrium Thuridhy eve-nlug sponsored by Min Lucile
Kemp, proceed:ga w the Joint
Uhr-lnian Relief Orglnlzation, tc
be used for Charity.If you aan-
ggjénme buy a ticket any why."Ii i in much an
these the least of
did it unto me."
Is Christmas to
changing gllts, or
into this greatest
the tme Christian
Him give with no
ye am i¢unw
my brethren. ye
be u time of ex-
shnll we inject
of all holiday:
Spirit, and like
hope of receiv~
I
i
uw .,-nw"mu ..-»..,.,-....meet at the parsonage next Wed-
nesday p. m. at 2:30.Mrs. Mum-
mert, Jr.,Mrs. Gehringer,Mrs.
Hain and Mrs. Roy Andenon, as-
sisting hostesses,
The poltponed meeting of the
W. F. M. S. will meet with Mrs
Caleb Lultis next I-'rldny p. m. al
2:30.All ladies invited..
Evangelistic meetings with Evan`
gelin Frank Mathis as leader will
begin Sunday morning, Dec. 28th.
Mathis is different.Hear him.
Endorsed by leading ministers of
many denominations, hu conduw
ed manylarge tabernacle meetings.
A-¢|» .€»n 1l . ..:. .~:. 4... ..|ing?E
the mat
'nn|»n h n A f n n r n n n f R a n i : I n n n n s c g u l ' I u a u n x l a t u n um u m
in|¢\..u un: UA un lll\lBlr uuunu..te r f or ou r o wn se lve s.. ma n y y ears
Go d so loved th e wo r ld chosen f e l d
experience
o f servic e
. . . . . . . A . . . . . . . ; ! . - -tha; 'Re g v e Hi ; c 1 l y §egotten PWKUI?if '
8on that whosoever believeth on out.ere:La..--.._ . __ .........:...\. |.....4 1........that you ca
te a t f o r e v e r y b d y
n ' t af f or d to miss.
m u n m g
L U T H E R A N
C H U R C H ,O R U M
inertaen,Past-or
. . . p p m -|
licity manager of the Blair chorus
would like those who havs books
which they did not buy, to leave
them at hls office in the Pilot
p. m.service at the Wash-
unity church, Decem-
o'clock p. m.
cordially inviwd.
E NEWS OF
ER DISTRICT
Irs. John Reid moved
from their farm to
in Dexterville.Mr.
\
Ring Wrist Watch
Mr. and Mr Rasmus Christen~
sen and family and Mr» and Mrs.
George Broderaon were Sunday
dinner guests at the Albert Peter-
sen home.d'Hans Svogerson,Alma an
village and hamlet. thruugh the
length and hmm o f t hi s g re a t
land.It i s the most wholesome
of all sweets, known to man long
before the cane or beet sugar and
.;. .4 .-.u l --.-nv.-~.. 1 ~.N--~
~ |G I F T S
. 3 ~~0fLasting Beauty
..~/1.~og ; ~Give Jewelry for
~ '-Mb:Christmas
Our 1930 stock is lhe largest we have ever carried.Se-
lect your gift early wh ile assortments are complete.
,.~ __._ __._ ..-...
g
~
.Mesh Bag Silverware T;~ ~" ~
Lamps Brooches Glassware Candle Holders ~
Fo r Da d
Watch Ring;Clgar Lighters
K n l f e Cu f f L i n k s Sc arf Pi n
»
For Sister
Ring Dlamond Necklace .i rf fiu
Mesh Bag Vanity Case ~,,_;.' 3 'f _Q;|
Musical Powder'Box l A ~31;
Powder Dlshes 'h
F o r B r o t h e r .& '5
Cigarette Llghter Cuff Links
Wrist Watch Scarf Pln
Belt Sets Knife ',_=
Start Your Sterling Silver Pattern
`This Year
Gift prices range from $1.00 up to any price afford
T H E G I F T S H Q P
.L. C. KLOPP, Proprietor ~
1' ~ l-4 -#-w-.a~;*-. f -. z+-.wr- ~
mmm m
mllgm IlUl¢perusal uuu uu vvnl life n J nn R' l6 Don't nbias a
_....-,.,.--....--.|.___cunrsmu CHURCH _s'r. PAULS
-L
1 l I f n n a m l b b n d n u\w e q u u l u i v w p l n e w s p J
.» - » » - S g "
m m . .sz . . h M 1 m .\M ' i
Morning' Worship, 11 A. H.Chriltim Endeavor, 6:30 P. L!
an 1.!....H a n n l l
TIE AND HANDKER-CHIEF SETS
$125
MEN'S UNDERWEARssc, $125, $1.50 and $3.50
MEN'S HOSE
Fancy, 4 pair
98c
We have a complete
line of
Ball Brand Footwear
MEN'S FELT SHQES
,10 inches high
. \$3.25
s~0Es
g - d \ f 4 ;.r .1 . , . "' ¢ g : § ' §; f l ' _ a r ': .3 1 ;.v 1
g -v *r . .
h \ ~ \ , > »»»°>\ § _ _` \ ` { //_ , ,~i f f
l -'J-
I I E ' L L c a l l i t a "w i s e m o ve o n yo u r
part" if you choose something he can wear
for his Christmas Gift.Inst what would he like?
Ah ..dozens ofanswers in our first holiday
grouping.'
I - I e r e ' s a H i n t o r t w o :
MUFFLERS TIES
Men's Four in hand
$145 bo $335 50c and $1.00
Boys'Bows
.50c and 751:
BOYS' TIE ANDFOUNTAIN PEN
75c
BOYS' TIE ANUWHISTLE
65c
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
$1.45 and $1.95
BOYS' TIES
I I
Made like Dad's'
95c
LEE OVERALI q
Saturday, Dec. 20 ONLY
Special $1.59
MEN'S PAJAMAS
$2.00 to $4.50
leather Soles BOYS ' PA J A M A S
$4.95 $1.50
W. J,sAsPl-IDNE 32 or 33 "The :Big Slore"Blair, Nebruh
"7rh&e Qere sa in Sunday s¢h<»x ner mm "' clan Sunday.Goal for next Sun-1 Everyb°
'*"' 90.I m L L s m
Bible reading this week is in theGospel of John, Chapters 12-IB.GARD.
Sunday evening the sermon sub~5¢¢¢,, character building, was in-Mr. and I
tenslfied by the dramntization of Wedneajay
iikf?g m a c
tu : - sw U #
I m n~ ~J - 4
iin Our Showroom .e
l.bnenmd:e:ichlowba.snonesmd
dnesilvuyu~ebles¢hnxhePullR¢nlg¢
'Nodoehowevuyvoadofdmesongs
cnbeheuddeady.
Lausdeznonsumnehowiullkange
Sdectivity prevum overlapping.
And-la ns tell you for how very
little YOU can have the added enjoy-
ment of Full Range enterminment in
J- E. CAMPBELL
Furnltv rea ud Underta hlnz
GENERALQELEURIC
nlu. l:A_m:\_e