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DANA COLLEGE NEWS
President Ex-land Nelson,who
represented Dn.na` College at The
National Lutheran Educational
Conference at Indianapolis k s !
week, wus chosen as Chairmm °f
Nébraska's New
Vet. Hospital
Vetennn' Hospital at Lincoln Wu
vumd by Bla h' Fo lk Wlw Are
Much impressed by the Mudve
Structure and Work Carried 0n
HEAR FROM c.c. VAN DEUSEN
Don C.,George and wife and
Mrs. C. C. Van Deuscn and daugh
S i x ~bre Blairites Visit /
Wayne State Nor
Blgir Students
~At State Uni.
filnllias Twelve Student; Taking
.k |¢ the State University.
'ty Are Ihmlled Frcm
WlN¥\8¢0|\ County
1 ¢om :FROM ARLINGTON
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Research Committe and will plan
and direct the activities td the
Committee during the corring
year.He was also elated mem-
ber_of the Executive Council of the
National Lutheran Council.
Dean J.P.Nielsen will meet
with the American Lutheran Con~
ference in Chicago, this week.
installation services will beheld
for the Rev.Hans C. Jeraild, Fri-
day, January 80.Rev. Jersild will
be installed as Professor of His'
torical and Practical Theology in
Trinity Seminary.
Mr. Lawrence Thomsen of Cody,
Wyoming, well-known sheep ranch-
er, has been visiting on the Dans
aunpus the past few days.Mr.
Thomsen was a student at Dana
during _the Winter Semester of
(our years ago at the close of
which he gave the school s pres~
ent ol $15,000 which started the
fund toward Dana's new gymnas-
m m .
Negoiationa are under way to
have the noted poet, Carl Sand-
berg appear before the Dans Col-
lege student body and faculty.
The Viking football banquet washeldTuesdayatwhichoccasion,
eighteen letters were presented to
Dania successful gridsters. Coach
"Tex"Jones predicts an even
more successful season next year
with the splendid material which
will be hack (or the '31 season.
The Apollo Chorus ol Omaha,
consists of sixty rnen's voices, will
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
January 27. 1931
A Special meeting of the Blair
City Council was called to order at
7:80 o'el9¢k P. M. by Mayor Stew-
art, who stated that this meeting
was held pursuant to n resolutionheretoforepassed by mid Council
on the 23rd day of December, 1930,
for the purpose of considering the
benefits derived and damages,if
any.sustained in Paving District
Number Eight of said City by
reason of the improvements con-
structed in said paving district, to
fix the valuation of the property
and to levy an assessment against
said property to pay the costs and
expenses of constructing said im-
provements, and w do any other
things or acts necessary in con-
nection therewith.On roll w i ,
Bigelow, Jensen, Moore,Schmidt,
Thletje and Roberts being present,
Hundahl d McKay being absent,the »»»»%"»»¢ Council proceeded
with the purpose ol the meeting.
The Mayor and Council consid-
ered the proposed plat and sched-
ule of assessments heretofore
filed with the City Clerk on thu
|.ma C o ll e g e .mm Hi ;
|Schools of Higher Tru
Nebraska lnaliiulion
rasksns Worthy of Pat
' c o i o u s s r mr r O P T
Inltnictora and Students
Bearing nf Sineerity 'l"'l\
Well for Binder Life
The writer recently
privilege of taking th
_daughter and the daug
friend up to Wayne, N
the two girls will atten~[ond semester of the We
Teachers'College. '
For the benefit of
have never driven to
'me may that you have mi
thing.Wayne ie nin~
_north arid west o( Blair
county,on n perfectlygraveled highway in n
cultured community.
Prof. J. M. Pile "bun
than he knew" when he
and kept going a no »
therc in the early nineti
his death, the need for28rddayof December 1980,ngzbecame so apparent, th~
prepared by Nixon & Reynolda the'
Engineers for the City
The Mayor requests that any,written objections to the proposed.
assessments might be read.No 'objations had been filed.The
Mayor inquired if any property_
was made to nt a bill
legidatune providing fo
chase of the institution
cluded one brick a~
building,d°rm;¢°,§el_[residence ahd thirteen
land.This was accomp
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STARVING WITH
A SURPLUS cBlair Creams I-lnlfleIl _ y l u n u o
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Just why minions should
be s u g when on every
hand we hear of n s\xrp\ns
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Listen to Reports From Di(ferenlSUR\'R|SE Neb~Lines of Business.Elect Tineei 251u. ANi'l\';>l\?MH
E Mr .an d Mr s .Ca rl Ko lte r ma n
_were ma rr ie d tj.~.enty~iiv»r y ears
*ago o n Wednesday ,J a n 28 an d
:had planne d to ho ld open ho use 'ln
the ir relatives o n th a t oc casion
b 1 f nh 1 'Sh ow Pr o fi t f o r Ye ar W hic h I s dgc idgg amegive m ~'=_§°8 3 : 3 3 .
Tu r ne d Ba c k i n to th e Business [ls urp ri se an d c ame i n o n the m with'
we ll fi lle d bask ets o n Sunday
Th e Blai r Co-operative Cre am-J a nu a ry 2 5 th .
ery held its ann ual me e ti n g la s t!Th e K o lte r ma tf s believed
Tues day aftern oon i n the B1air_h¢i§>z;_prepared f o r u n emer gen c y \
Direétorn to Serve A Te r m of
Th r e e Yea rs
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seeing th n t t h e h u n g r y a r e
f e d and th e na ke d are
c lothed a n d a r e h a vi n g a
ha rd time 'UO fi nd f o o d a n d
ra i me n t to me e t th e de-
ma n d s a n d y e t th er e i s a
sur plu s.Th e re i s a s u r plu s
o f eggs,o f c o rn a n d d f
eve r y th i n g th a t sho uld b e
merc h antn ble.Sta r vi n g in
a la n d th a t f l o ws wi t h m i lk
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acres of
shed and
mzanised
City Council Chambers.A goudiandswheln twentv or more arnveorepresentationofstockholdersonun Hy. t e visitors found iewaspresentandsninterestingervetionshen made for them COUNTY TEACHER MARRIES
discussion of the needs of the new at the Clifton otel wlzcrv all sat
business was enjoyed.down to a lo lv dinner.
f Tint ;rieports read showed thst|k'1h0 af tergoon was spent at the
or c lrst year the business had 'o terrnan ome in visiting and .done as well as could be expected extending congzstulntiona..We to Mr. Ra lph A. Ma rti n o f
and although no dividend was de-5 Those present were Mr. and Mr5»|Glbb°n' Neb.at Fremont,Satur-
clsrea
hahe books showed that a EF""<§`1.§"°"'£§'" and two children |d°ilJ°f£i'lb R¢v.dH.teso»;n:l:=.
gain been made.I0 a;. r.and Mrs.John e e s s s m ua o eThree new directors were elected Kolterman of Red Oak, Iowa; Bu[,lBlair high school and has been a
whose terms win be for three years Maryland of (Jag-inda,Iowa;Mr.teacher in the county for the vastnsfollows:Chris Vinderslev smrana Mrs.Fred Kolte an and eight years, the last two of which
J. P. Stokes of Herman, and J. \'J.iCh5idl@11 of Seward,'Mrs.|"]"@ tamrht the uuper room at
Simonsen of Blair.These Inenl.AlI.na Kolterman and ~ M a r -Pleasant View on the Bench.immediatelv :wk office and after garet Von Lankin of Bing.|On we occasion of her wedding
the general meeting was over tho Others came in the afternoon to she looked very lovely in a d1"""
board met.for the election of extend felicitations.of C°P¢11h°E¢n blue CNW with
officers.|Last evening,the real anniver-hat to m- e g
Chris Hinz of Blair. was elected wry. the members of the 'I`ri°\it.yi Mr ~is l-tnowntoa "gg-
Miss Emma Ziegler, daughter of
Mrs.J.Ziegler who resides just
south of town, was united in mar-
L u t h Q h h h l d l i f t ]u r l n e r 0 1 B l a i r p e u p l e a s l n : l l_'|a n U C C ur e s i d e n t 'F r e d J e n s e n l a i r I e r n c u r c e a e s "..P ' |.|.¢»? f . . . B 1 n v i n n n h * B u r n n f f h a n|\n\»n1\n o i r .{"0nl l.C( "tod \ \ ' ) l h ~T r : - c o u n t ;
vi c e - p r e s i d e n t .a n a A x l .A vu l l l n UA.¢ --_ " Q - - ---Ih i m s e l f a s l l o r s w h l c h ' w a s w e l l c a r r i e d o u ¢Te s = t i n g As so cu zz tx om h e r e .r
l"l'|L-....»n¢|¢»n\1|n f #a l |\1\l\D h lwKennard,succeeded
secretary.Thus closed the first
year of business for the new plant
and during that year the butter
business shows a total of 182,866
pounds of butter that has been
churned baides the handling of
poultry and other dde lines
ADDED DONATIONS
FOR RED CROSS
Lyle Guyer,chairman of Red
Cross local chapter,reports fur-
ther freewill donations since last
week's report: F. W. Arndt, $5~00:
Emmett Bolt,$l.00;Jennie Rob-
ertson,$l~00:C.H.Robertson,
$l.00;David Mummert,$1»00;
Olive smith and daughters, 3500;Richard L.Nelson, $2.00;Edna
Davis, $2.00; Margaret Robertson,
SL00;Mrs.Caleb Loftxs,$1.00;A. C. Debel, $2,00; Ernest Sprick,
$7.00;Edna Noble, $2.00;Grace
Hill, $2.00,Stanley Bros. donated
$5.00 instead of $2 as incorrectly
nnnuuneed in last week's issue
LEAVES FOR TOPEKA
Ted Thcrkelsen is to leave Sat-
urday morning for Topeka, Kansas
where he will appear as a witness
against the negroes who stole hisBuickautomobilewhenit was
parked on the streets of Omaha
some months ago.The car wanlocated in Topeka aml the negrocn
who were in possession were taken
into custody and have since that
time been in jail awaiting trial.
NOTICE To ORCHARDISTS
I wish to call attention to own-
ers of orchards and vineyards
that I am in dy market for horti~
culture work o all kinds.l hold
a State certificate on horticulture
and can assist you in arranging
new orchards,vineyards,pruning
und trimming for best results. also
am connected with Stark Bros.
Nursery, Louisiana, Mo. and canfill your orders for nursery stock.a n H. A. Bilylre..
POPULAR YOUNG FOLKS WED
'rse marriage of Misa Penn
Gately to Clarence Hiebenthal wasaoleminized at the home of the
ln'lde's mother at Winslow Tuesday
January 20 at.8:80 P. M. by Rev.
L L .Patterson The brldemald
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land which will long be remember-
ed by all.Around eighty mem-
bers of the congregation gathered
at the church at seven-thirty and
a committee was then appointed to
go after Sir. and Mrs. Koltennan
and invite them to the pany.
After the usual greetings upon
their amval, Rev. H. C. Jul. l-'rosa
pastor of the church, made an in-
xormal talk, in which he extended
the best wishes of his congrega-
tion to them.There was further
entertainment and a nice lunchservedduringtheevening.The
guests of honor were wen present-ed with a beaotifud silver tray, as
s token of the affection in which
allhald by$hllz!l'i¢nd|»
.. Kolterman has been and ls
one of the most successful business
men of Blair.l-ie has lived here
the greater part of his life, having
been associated with setersl of
Blsir's Iewing businesses such as
the C:-#tener Clothing Store,
Crowell Lumber and Grain 0om»
pany and about twenty years ago
bought his present business,the
Blair Racket Store from Henry
Bruee.He is respected and highly
esteemed by his business associ-
ates n g patrons.
Mr. and Mrs. Kolterman haw- a
family of three fine sons and/a
\'ery comfortable modern home
that they enjoy very much.
The Enterprise joins a host of
.friends and business associates in
extending to them best wishes fc:
many more happy years together.
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AUTO LICENSES
GOING SLOWLY
There promises to be one grand
rush at the county trea.snrer'soffice next. Saturday which is the
llnsf. day of graze for obtaining auto
licenses.As yet there are approx-
imately only 2600 lianses issued
while in the county there should
be around 4000.Either some auto
drlvers will have to urry or walk.
ComussloNERs''.PROCEEDINGS
County Commissioners Room,
Blair, Neb., January 26, 1981
_The Board of County Commis~
rnoners met pursuant to adjourn-
ment taken January 14, 1981.
Present:Chu.Nelson,H.C.
Blaco and Chris Hina.
'Fha mimics.nl st..»....»..|¢....
x me llewlyweos .eu at .....,. W.Gibbon, Neh. where the groom is
associot/:dln business and where
thm' wi\l_make their home.On Friday evening,preceding
.mn mar:-#avr-. "var fiftv rnlativesf
and friends gathered at the Ziegler
home to surprise the voung couple.
The bride-tofhe was showered withmany pretty gifts.A lovelyluneh
| w served at s late hour when
f the guests departed, wishing the
'youmz rm-nle many happy years oi'
married life.
REV. T. M. HANBEN
:VISITS BLAIR
Ben sou. H=u==»»1°"e°°' newof Dn.rfa`Colleg€, gave the Wrlter
a very pleasant surprise Wednes»
day morning, when traveling bag
in hand, he dropped into the ofhee.
'He had just landed in Bldr to be
'present at n church conference'and we were certainly pleased to
meet him.He is at present located'at Denmark,Wisconsin where he
has charge of a large church.He
informs us that everything is
going nicely with him but is glad
to visit Blair.
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Schools Receive 1
n Apportionment
Fines Add $491.40 to State School
Fund for This County.$4377.86
Total Amount Derived From the
Income From State and Fines
58 ms 'rs. SHARE 1 N AMOUNT
The semi-annual state school
money derived from the income
from the state school funds to~
gether with the fines amounts $4,-
377.86 for Washington county.
Fifty-eight school districts share
in this division.District number
fifty-one failed to comply with the
law last year and held but eight
utha of school when the law
uired nine and is thus shut out:
from sharing in this division of
funds.
Onefourth of this money is div-
ided equally among the districts
regardless of the number of chil-
dren in the district and fmm nn.
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ter,mln!uevus uwvn uvwu toLincoln last Sunday for a visit
with Claude C.VanDeusa1,who
has been at the U.S.Veterans'
hospital there for about a month.
being treated for diabeta.The
doctors are trying to work out a
diet for him that he can mt along
on without starting insulin, which
must he kept up lf once started.
He is rather weak on the slim diet
allowed but is slowly improvdng.
This hew hospital is located on
a high elevation some three miles
due east of the city of Lincoln, on
the extension of 0 street.There
will be 250 beds available when it
is completed and dedicated on
l£°lL.22ad.svlt»l1=w°» moxehalld-
ings to be erected to complete the
plant.lt :my have to be enlarged
almost as soon as completed for
there are now one thousand vet-
erans ln this district alone who
have been examined and should bo
in a hospital now.
There have been seventy patients
admitted to this nqwest hospital
already, eight of whom have been
discharged.There is a force of
sevmty-three physicians,nurses
and employees there now to take
care of the patients already there,
which force will have to be greatly
enlarged when the hospital is
filled to capacity.
The boys are treated wonderfully
fine from the commanding med#
ical officer, Dr. L. H. Webb, down
to the last employee.They get
the best of food Besides the threc-
regular meals at 7:30,11:30 and
4:80, they have a fruit lunch at
9:W in the evening.Also other
things such aa candy, gum, cigar-
ettes and their personal wants are
looked after hy a Red Cross girl
if they desire anything not fur#
nished by the hospital authorities.
The inatitnutitm is well worth
Visiting and Mr.VanDeusen will
be glad to lee anybdy from the
old home mwn who happens so be
down that way. The visiting hours
are from 2 to 4 on Sunday, 'Nes-
day and Thursday.
ANNUAL DAIRYMENS'ASSOCIATION MEETING
The annual Washington gounty
Dairy Herd Improvement Assoda-
tion activities will finish the year's
work January 81, and the new year
will start February 1, 19sx.Tho
annual meeting will be held at the
col:\}this year list Blair as their
ho m!town.Seven come from
Ariliigton, five from Herman, two
fronrhoth Ft. Calhoun and Ken#
nard, and one from Washing-bon.
beth Noble, o. senior ln the
col of arts and sciences,ls
ma ring in history and will grad-
uate in June.She belongs to the
Y.. C. A. and to Sigma Kappa
sorority.She is active in
the Lincoln Matinee Musicale
Alice c. Jansen,teachers ol-
'or, also will receive erd».~Z°"?-June.She has been
specializing in English.She is
a i with Kappa Delta soda!
and Ira member-of the
Y. W. .C. A.She takes an active
part in intramural athletics.
Frances G. Brass, another senion
in teachers college, is majoring in
kindergarten work..Sha teacher:
night school and does Americanis-
ation work part time.She is amember of the Industrial group ol'
the Y. W.C. A. and belongs to
Chi Omega sorority.Emma E, Beekmann thls ear is
a uraduate student in the graduate
college and is working tmvard a
Mastar's degree.Carl H.Beekmann is a junior
in the college of arts and acienceo
and is majoring i n political sci-
ence.He is a. member of Com
Cuba, men's pep organization, and
Alpha Sigma Phi social fraternity.
Eleanor Dixon, a sophomnte in
the college of agriculture, is tak-
ing a course in h o m economics.
She is active in the university
Y. W. C. A. and is on the cabinet
at the college oi agricudture.She
belongs to the Ag Club,to theHomeEconomicsboard,and is
working on the Comhuaker Cotm-
trynmn staff.She belongs to Chi
Omega sorority.
Sam R.Stewart, sophomon in
the college of agriculture, is ma-
Jorine in plant entmnology.Ho
belongs to tha Ag and -LH Clubs
and is affiliated with Alpha Gam-
ma Rho fraternity.He works in
the green house at the college of
agriculture pan time.\Evelyn M. Masta is s sophomore
in the college of arts and sciences.
She is specialidng in Latin,E118-
llsh and mathematics.She be-
longs to the Y. W. C. A.
l-larland E.Mathews,another
sophomore in arts and sciences, ts
taldnz a ure-law course.He 'be~
...ng ... ...o ........ ........-..-... --ru 16.;Z:aa'a enrollment showed in-
crease at the end of the first se
mester.New students have trans-
ferred from Midland College, fromtheUniversity of Minnesota, and
from Southwestern,besides a
number of students who have not
been attending college.
LANDSCAPING OF HOMES
E.H.Hoppert,Orchsrdlst and
Landscaping specialist from the
Agricultural College,will asain
Miss Rlzpsh Douglass at the nextwomens' project meeting at, thoCourt" HUnse1ff'Bl»iir""fi~E.~it\"~'Qii
A. M. until four P.M.cn Wed.,
February 4.
Numerous folks have in the past
made x-:quests of County Agent
Geo. Bates for assistance in land-
scaping,arrangement of walks,
shrubs and trees.Many folks,
both city and rural,are interested
in planning outdoor living rooms
in vacant lots. .'This meeting will give those in-
terested ideas and plans as towhat to do first, next and last.
State Bank De-
positors Get 5%
Deposltora of Defunct State Bank
Receive Payment of 5%of
Obligatlms.Deficiency Amounts
to $258,929.39
314880.92 IS THE AMOUNT PAID
The depositors ot'the defunct
State Bank were pleasantly sur-
prised when last week they were
notified that a payment amounting
to 5% would be made on the obli-
gations owed the depositors by the
now defunct State Bank of Blair.
The total amount of the defic-
iency of this bank totals $258,-
929.89 and the total amount of
the payment ran to $14880.92.Itis impossible to know whether this
is"t.he last payment that will be
made or no t The present one
came unexpectedy and the future
lunvmnnfa win rlnnand hu-mal"
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At 9 o'clock P.M., this being
the time set in the resolutionpassed as the hour for closing the!
hearing of objections to the pro-
posed assessment,the following'
action was taken:_
The following Resolution was
introduced by Councilman Roberts:
I t was moved by Councilman
Roberts and Seconded by Council-
man Bigelow, that the above as-
sessment resolution be passed and
adopted,The.motion was put and
upon roll call,Bigelow,Jensen,
Moore, Schmidt. Thietje and Bolr
o m mtih¢.fAYE'...M=Ka r,»nd
Hundahl being absent,and none
voting 'NAY' the Mayor declared
ed.
t.he resolution passed and approv-I
Moved and seconded, this meet-'ing be adjourned.All Councilmenl
present voting 'AYE', the motion
carried.
Attest:C. E. Krause(
'City Clerk.
J. Harold Stewart,
Mayor.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
CHAPTER RED CROSS I
In accordance with the national
Red Cross plans, Miss Francis Mc-
Feely of St, Louis. Mo.,mld-
westem area field representative
of the Red Cross was in the city,
the float of the week assisting in
organizing a permanent disaster
relief committee for this eounty.
A business meeting was held with
the Chapter Committee at the N.
T. Lund office last Tuesday morn-
ing.The disaster xelld committee is
composed of the follow-ing:Mrs.
J. P. Jensen, Disaster Relief chair-
man; General Committee, J. Har~
old Stewart, Dr. R. B. Burr; Com-
mander Post 154,A.L.,Marlon
Sutherland, »County Sheriff;Lyle
Guyer,Chapter Chairrnan,Red
Cross.
The general chairmen in time
of disaster are:Food, Mrs.Wm.
Koopman;Shelter, P.M.Tyson;
Clothing, Mrs. J. E. Maher; lded~
lcal'Aid,Dr.M.Nielsen;Regis~
tration and Information,Reed
Q'I'Iar}lon:Transportation,J.E.
have been erected and the campus,inaeased to forty acres.
The thing that most impresses
,the average vidtor to Wayne State
Teachers College is the good spirit'
existing between faculty and stu-
dents.The faculty is a strong
one, composed of men and women
who are sincere in their work, with
a desire to be helpful.The ap-
Pwranca of the students would
indicate that they come from the
ordinary walks of life-homes like
we have in this county-each one
there to get knowledge that he
ly toptinuo on into the.broader
!e.` "|Tha work done there is given
fiull credit and recognition by the
a te,th e s a me a s a t t he i t a t a
university and personally, we be~
lieve young Pwple are much hap-
,pxer ot Wayne in the homey at-
mosphere for the first few college
years than in the state unlverdty.
U.s. Conn has been president
of the institution since the state
took charge and has the work well
in hand.One of our former Blair
school superintendents, Prof. H. H.
Hahn, is theme and always ready
to extend a friendl `Blair folks.Mr. i ni.. i a $ 3 5 Zi
the educational department and
has also hem with the school sihce
. its connection with the state.
'For Nebraskans, we would say,
see Nebraska First and driye up
to Wayne some day.We people
of eastern Nebraska stand in nezd
.of a school like Wayne and
_should be proud of it.Its naw-
est building is Neihardt Hall,a
modern,fireproof donnitory for|women.The building in the last
word in beauty and comfort andIwmaccommodateperhapstwo
hundred women.No plana in the[middle west is supedor to this
heaotiful new building.Plans an
now being made to build a men'sdormitory ln the near future.
Blair -and Washington county
,have sent many young people to
Wayne end at prment there are
quite a number, but not so many
In there should be when one eon~
dders what the state has there
for our oonvenienoe.It is indeed
_a school for Nebraska young peo-
ple,owned by Nebrmkana.Be
sure to visit it at your first op-
'P°r¢\1ni¢y._
i
-v u mm, "e mi l-wle l,awn... -1.the bride.The groom was attend-
ed by hig brother, Amos Hiehen-
*hil-
Following the ceremony at 5:80
dinner was served at the home oi
ibn m»mm'n nnrhnfl mn nl 1-r.-f.
--_...~---.. ~.N... ,..<\M....|,-- -~- ---~~~ ~--~»meetings were read and app,.°,,ed_one-fourth each dintrict receives
Aiter A careful examination °!|$16.44.The oher three-iourths is
me following bm, on the dn~fe,_divided according to the numberoi'
onded that the following chime be of S-79 \s received
ailmwu .mi ni. r-,.....»., m.,1, ,.,.|The omounm received rm nw
ent funds in was moved and m_1chimr¢n..»nd lor each child the sum'
County Agent's office Wednesday
afternoon, February 18.
Many cows found eompedtionduring the pan year too keen for
their survival.They passed fromdie farm as a milk now m the paqk
longs to Sigma Phi Epsilon nodal
fraternity.Stella M. -Iespersen this y e n
enrolled as n lreshmnn ln the col-lege of ard and sciences!She is
takin: x pre-medic course andbe~
a";;a:.."a'~ ~ "'|2.i'1=.=r.':2& °=° ""=°°°» chu. 11which now has the Ba;1k Gunrmty ~ brmh representatives arezi Mrs.LeRoy Creach,who has
law under consideration,IIermxrf........_---Dr. A_ J_ Cameron been confined to her home with
n n u u n n nl Ai n mins!rrtxnn Keggnzp-d-..-...--_-_--_ Ilm~|»y P186 0 ~ 3 Week,18 bette r 't
r u n m n n .nm-\ ln»m a n n n n n Axl.ington..-..........-Dr. R A_ Davies u u l L u n e .
Ft. Calhoun.__-........__W m. Sievers "E}»=vv!1¢r5= wg advertfsefne§\t_w11! De8oto__--..-..Mrp.Chas.Hi ne lin e
- f y D . . - - - » - 1 r - 1 - v - |" _ _ _u n » ; u ¢- -v u - - . n u . . . p v v u u v ;' n a v a n l u '-- ---- -v g -.m m s t r u c t e d t o d n w w a r r a n t s o n t h e d i v i s i o n a r e a s f o l l o w s :
In the eve nin g r ela tives, fr ien ds,fu n d s i n di c a te d be lo w to p g y th e Dis t... Direc tor A m' t.
an d ne ig hb or s gather ed i n f o r a same.Carried.1 Er n es t A..SchmidL....$832.'76
minoellaneous s h o we r o n t h e h a p p y K- B Pr in ti ng C ompa ny , Su p-2 _Ha n s C.Paulsen........34.79
couple and they rec eived msgiy use-pli es $7.69 3 Ot to K.ruse......-......-_.149,59
: f d an d bea utif ul gi fts.Th e Mr a . F nn k 2 Du d g e o: 1 , C ar e o t 4 J .Sierks_-...,.._-..-._65,10
er a a be ef.A t th e s a me u q m ,
ma ny c o ws r e ne we d the i r le a se o n
life by produdng butler fat at a
pr o fi t..
Th e va lu e der ived f r o m th i s
wor k i s u nqu estion ably g rea t.F o r
& ¢ n l 1 ` A 1 . . .\ . . . \ |: _1 l L . . » \ . 3 n n . .
lo ng s to L a m b d a Ga mma ,I
er an gi r ls so r or i ty ,a n d to
Mis si on c lu b.
J e n s J .Pete rsen i s n f r e d
in th e c o lle g e o f e n g in e e r i n g
a me mb e r of the _,Americ an
. L A 1 :\¢I 1 _
.nth-
the he found of a none sale to beheld Fontunelle _______;___A_ w_ spn¢k|
n z : n e x t ~ § r h e¢-\12h§':°: Wa.|hingtcn-------...Elmer Jensen
s m- 2 {¥ F" § _ § " g§S?°f~*9_.b}='k'31 as o f n s x - : L u m v r s r r s s u m
H e n n v e Q e e n o n e r e u m u m r I D I 'a
n u m " n g g m f -' " 2 ° f , " ° , 3 ' ° ' : : ' §f l j g i _ p m E l l e r , b r o t h e r o f J u d g e x .Cevening was spent in games and
other amusements.Lunch was
served at A Lite hour.
Those present were. Rev. and
Mrs. L. L. Patterson md son Bill-
ie, Mr. and Mrs.P. L.Robinson
poor 41.60
Harry Ervey, Rent, Gladys
Kirk, Dec.10.00
Mrs. Josephine Carter, Rent,
Chas. Strong 8.00
C. E. Gustln. Cue cd Door & 5 0
5
6
7
8
9
10
Otto A.LlnghorsL
F. W. Kegler---_--
Joseph Sully-___.....,
Lars Jespersen..___._
» John Fi tzge rdd.--
c. U. Cook_-__-..L
:::;|~M»at»fQ=T'»="=t ~1mica: rmgmeers.Fha freshman foc
a4.4258.17
e m u
47.66
uaugnters mm. nave eacn prouuceuover fifty (50) pounds more butter
fat th an the ir da ms on practically
th e sa me a mo un t an d ki nd o f fe ed .
'There is also a H olntein bull that
squad last fall.
Jules P. Nielsen, another fresh-f
man, ls taking a pre-law course in
the college o f l m and sciences,
Heflniahed Blair hlgh school last
spnnz.Kennard's two enudents at the
unlvenlty are nm M. and Everett
N. Hansen, juniors.Miss Hume-m
ls taking a course in elementaryle dmufm i n the teachers college.
S h . e b e l q l g s t o t h e E l e m e n t a r y
:u .. . .¢ x- _.~........,..e .....U., W u W .- n usound in every way.If we were
looking for horse: we would eew
minly give thae horses the "once
over".
The owner, Alex Chrlsmmen, is
a farmer Blair boy who left this
county n (ew years ago and lncawd
in Banner county.Ale x hu me t
WW\K00dl\leeeaaontinhisnevr
home md in offering than hm-aes
wh i d x a r s o f hi a o w nr a i s i n gh e
will ...M N. .................a.n-..
II
Eller,in company with his wife
and his son,Warren Eller and
wife, drove up from Lincoln Int
Tuesdny and spent Tuesday night
will: the Judge and family.Otis
will be well remembered in Blair
as having xedded here during hisearlier years.He i s no w ln the
postal service.
His san, Wlrren ll n pnctidng
plxyddm in Snyvlllf,New York
.ff-<1 came *P !~'fa°°1°!°f .f "ha"
"u : ¢ ~ , ~ ~ ~;_~\~~'"~~\ »
J a n u a r y
u .I l i n01|6 7 5
I 5 I 4 1 5
2 0 2 |2 22 7 2 5 2 9
- »f4J»
1 93 llu.nnIx45l l 'I 2
I 5 I 9
2 5 26
Jan. 29-"skidding",.Tudor ws;
193|
3015
xol 7
2 4
5 |
a n
2
9
I 6
2 53 0
and sons, C. F. Fauls and family, Harry Ervegf, Rent, Ginliis _11 Frank "kruger
Dan Fauss and family. J. M. Fauas Kirk Jan 10 no 12 John Gm i,..esp e..and family,Mrs.MU?Gately, Comnnisaionen of Insanity,18 Chris Jensen--Mm.Rnrnnnt I'.||.rnenhlr I-\'F.1.......u».. Imnnulmau no an 11 u......... n...........
58.87 has alnwst reached that record.4442 Thane may be more such records
~ mfnilable by the _end gf.thlq yqgrI'.§ . ;» ;. .. '"" ;. . f; § 1 ; ;' 3 i ;. i ; .,"'°":,;:,,,';°,;";';°~, ..ioav 1;
and_dnughter, Lum Pullen and sun,Insanity hearing 1550 16
Loma P°*'°}`9°" and daughters, Ear Mrs. C. A. Houghton, Clie of 17
!;""S:"€£» =!=¥° °'»~'=f=-ea=d °°'2£~ #Em poor 31.00 1s
ruzumy rucpux...wa lw- me a ntA. A. 'Kr0nb¢ r¢;"
Geo.SchuetL_
T. K. Iverson..
- . u u _ _ _
- _ - - » u 5
- - - - - _
95,5966.03
59.59
43.07
48.98
when our tester has finished wiuuall the records.In View of the present financial
depression, vga are not urging any-
one to inin our D. H. I. A.How-
I
.wuun-un cum mu w vm umugusorority,M r . H a n s e n i s ~ a
evans in a gxicdturd mdfwerlns
in the college of agrlcudture.Be
in e member of Sigma Phi Sigma
:odd fnternity md is president ofthe dqaber this v w -Ee bdongs
fa tha Am»~x¢-.'.Aum-lnim.-0
..... .-~.. ..., .-.w.....m.~-uvu.
_._ ,IN THE EASTERN MAnKE1 's
"Babe" Marks, proprietor of the
Fashion Center,left Tnadny for'
the east where he will visit the
different ltvla nenmn In nuke 1
mm mm Ni nuner. TOKQLHBY um|plavtwo fl»miU°S drove 'IP from Un- Jan. 30-Dan Metzler me
eoln for nn orvemight vdlit and J s o - s n - n u m w '~.frum here they druve to Der-u n e S re ver
|sary sale.Moines where they will visit Mn. J 3|_11,|Rdph Roush a daughter of the Jun.etje Bros. hone me.s l - r i ~'_fudge md from Dee Moines will' an.ramen: bargain_____ _________llhfh 8-Horne la la ntttoe ky udni
nm un ns xuu e n. mns s u mmm.Rasa, mgy, Ind Knthryne Fauna,
Emma Otto, Elfle, Alioe,and Helm
Meier, Louise Hansen, Pearl Hud-
gqm.and Ethel Luenlnghoener.
B. F. Lnndt, Mileage 930
.lack Wilson, Repairs 200
L. c. smiul a Coram Type-
writer Coq 98.40
s. w. Chamben, Am.. amz.
19
2021
22
za
Lester Hn.nsel\-_-_..
Fred H. Jensm---_.
Hun Mxthienen,Jr...
A. J. C\mernn_--__
Albert Hn"ren-_-._
51.33 ever, it wi\l be in operation another
56484 yea: for those who want. it.
48.98 Anyone intereaied in milking
213,59 euws for the profit are eordial1Y54.08 vdeome md invdtedto whmd ihin
189.99|moedng.
54.08
means. :Amer uoscnmr, muvm,Tinkny 10.00 24HowardSeelmeyer, Em Meier, Mn. Dick Strlcklett, cm o!za cm. E. Schneida-..
poor .110.00 26 .
Wm. A. Rnkmeyar...
Ohur and Henry Blum,Archie Henry 0 ArpLuanlnghnener, D"'""°Bmmu. Rivett Lbr. a an co Snp»21 my n¢»é»r».m§IIIff
G°°"'° Nellon, md om Flush.pliu Ior poor °m m ze Fu-me annum.-
A sein'l'hel>1torpr\n.( m m w w p p f m )|i c a q n m a m p a g o l l
_____ _ _ . _ . . _ _. _ , . . , _ . . . . . , , . .v .-- - - - ~- - - - ~~ ~ - ~ - - --~j u n v u u u w n w r l n v n ,m v !m r l F e b ,3 -a e u M r .n d m u .u m m m m A g r i m n m - . 1 E n g i n e e r s n n i s l c -l h l d y a t t h e n e w m o d e s ° f l a d i e s v n u w n h r e l a t i v e s .A z t h i s p l u m F e b .4 -
e s m m n w o m n u l m S u n d a y d v -d u m m m m m x a t h l e t i c s .w u m z m w m m u m m o u .m d w i f e w i u r e t u r n w u l l -F e b .9 .
4 3 , 5 7 e x - n o o n a n d m a n a a t t h e h o m e o f W u l a l n g u m i a l l y m a m u m -e l u s u f o r t h a m i n : a n d : u m m m 'm l n a n d t h e y o u n g u p e o p l e ' w i l l v m .5 9 H r . m d n n . N . . I m » e n . .( e n e m a o n v m d u m m m s - n m m w s w g m e :' ; ; ;Q `F e b .£ 1
-mmm Ho me c o ni mg.
-(kthx-lic ear-i party.
-Amman hog sale st. lla.
-Andrew Bock IUC
Blair. Nehnakn. Jmuny 29. 1931...mu..P|:|;~e_ Iwo
wud Grimm for the light llxtunhe had xmmmd in the Council
room.All Cmmdlmen present vob-
lng 'AYE', the motion urrled.
The problem of bmlldlng farm
lighting lines cut and south from
the Gly was discussed and thenrefund back bo the Light Com-
mittee for investigation, they were
naked w report as soon as possible.
The follawlng bills were read.
Chu Carmiduel S 6.40
Bruxe Dennis'.80
Ed Stricklett 15.60
Jess Watts 28.00
C. H. Robertson 1.10
~Peteraen home.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussen
xzxd family were Friday evening
supper guests at the Jens Soren-
un home, near Ox-um.Mr. and Mn. Harry Ervey and
daughter. Fnye were Sundxy din-
ner guests at the Ed Ehningerhome in Omaha.The y wled onsee Mrs. Chrin Larsen at the hos-
and able to return to her home
near Herman, on Monday.Mrs. Alfred Anderson wu host-
ess to the Hillside Hustler; Club
Thursday dternoon.
Mrs. Pete Truhlxen was on the
sick liit lut week.
Mr. md Mrs. Hurry ¥=?r~'ey and
, _,, - |- u
day e ve ning v id to rs a t the J.L - ' t h e Fr a n k Sc ha ie r ho me in Blair
P e t e n m h o m e .
I
l¢8¢»t the week-end vim her
uncle,en: Iverson.Mr. und Mrs. Ed Stark andlnm-
ily were Sxturdxy evening guests
nt the L. E. Lnrsen home.Mrs. Stanley Marsh spent Tues~
day evening at the Henry Rasmus-
sen home.Mr. md Mrs. L. E. Larsen and
Lon L ee md Mr. mud Mn. Geo.R;smu$8¢ll and_Irma dmve mFremont Wednesday when they
vvidted Mrs. Roh Pew-son, who m
"wwf - ; , ¢from an operation.
Mrs.emy Rasmussen was aFriday guc-rt nl.the Roben. Ras-mussen homo nn S|2|.=r.Sunday evening,the followingfolks heped Mrs. Guy Hmkley in
Sunday evening visiting nt mehomeufMr. md M n .Wdher
Petersen.Mr. and M n .Clark Lippincott
and baby were Sunday dinnergens ol' Mr. Hua Anderson und
lam* of Omaha.
.and M n .Lars Weber of
Lyolu, were dinner guests Fridayat the E. C. Lippincott home.Mrs.Nei.; Sorensen u d atthe Alfred Hansen home Mondayafternoon./
Andrew Aronson of Missouri
Valley, called Monday dtemoozl
f°h=°; hin bmthsfagohn Ammon,
w o nn veryMr. and Mrs. Leon Hindley en-tertained at a mm o'clock dinnerg Sggdgy evening in humor of
r nz vezsxry.The guests were r. md M n .
Wm. Knenig and family and Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Mnxzen and
fnmily.The awning w u spent
vllyins cards.
of Modxle,low;were dinner1-I Monday at the home of
daughter, Hn. Tegi Olhger
and husband.
.. _ ......»McCARTI-IY AND
LONG CREEK
Mr. md Mrs. Orville Hummn
!4
Winter Coau-just A few lef
cliing them out at $10.75 anS 6.75-v dues to $ 3 5 - Fu hi~Center.2-1
Wash Dresses-a dozen ne~
styles-$1.96 values on sale aonly Sl .nn 1 4 w 4 6 .Fuhi o
Center-styles shown for the fin
thne.2-1
Ni o b xa r a - Lo c a l b a n k to r e o r g a
ize il-nd reopen.
Mu c h imp r o ve me n t bei ng ma d
o n Y a n k to n - No r f o lk Rai lr oa d.
Gu n te r - - L o w b a n k to r e o p e n
ne a r f utu re .
..''U I
#1
.. . _ . . . . - - -NOTICE OF SUIT hardware, pnlnt, dvlivvry of
mrlds o n gqmnda.Al l m d
A. C. Debel, Atwmey culverts and stnurhlree or wo:To:the unknown heirs at llw, shall be necording to the plamu
devinees, legatees, personal repxe-`|p¢¢.l5ulions hemwfore adnph
aentutivee,Ind all persons inter-\by the County Board of Wuhlm
,g ln QA Estate of George P.lwn County, now on file ln u
Stewart,deceased,mal n\mes|Co\mty Clerk's Odlce o f W a i
unknown; and all persons havingingmn County, gt Blnlr,Nebrask
orclalmlng my interest in Lot 4{Bids shall be gepante on em
in Block 69 in the City of Blair,|d.li'feren't: kindnnd chu f hrrldgl
-___.-. --.-..»...,..~.-1,
f+~
Nehmka. real names unknown.Yon, and each of you, are here-by nutified that the Gtlzem s|V~
in# Funk. of Bldr, Nebraska, a
enrpontlon, as plaintiff, haa com-n n m a a n actiun in the Dlalrict
Qui of Washington County, Neb-
n g a ,against you and each of
you as defendants, implmded with
others the object and prayer of
whiah action ia w forecloae a....Ȣ.=~mnrtne e ndven to the
lpprvvaueu ummw,-an V.... _ .ml v a t or improvement of mad,
and ahall be aeded and fil-ed in tho office of dw County
Clerk of said county on o rbefore12o'clock,H.,of the
16111 day ol February.1931, and
must be accompanied by a nerd-
Hed check (ur $500, or aah, pay-
able to the Cvlmty Clerk ol Wuh-
ington County,Nebraska,(0 bel
fndeited tn the gognly ln eff# laid
pllyuu; camp.A large crowd was present onFriday evening at the M. W. A.
hdl at the a nnual n y a w r " v pgiven by the members of the c-Carthy Ladies Progressive Club.
Dancing wa.;the amusement fortheeveningAllreporta very
enigyable e,rs. Mary Barry of Blair, spentFriday M t and Saturday at thi
home of r son, John Barry.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hindley en-..,_., __.mr 4-.. n..¢,
Mrs. Taylor French vddted atthe Jonas Blomberg ham 'l'lmn~
daihafuernoon.~.and M n .Mike Jaber andcllildrmspent'hxelday gvmmgvudtmg at the Andrew Beck home.
edllr. §';"§.'? 'n""é¥ s mxul uu-
on' r h ma ~mK l n g l a x t
ay eve gOwing to we epidemic that has
been going around tha nedghbor-hood among the children,therehas been nn Sundav school nt the
folks helped mn. Guy Hmkley nrBun-, celebrate her birthday: uf.|
and Mrs. Richard Nelson, Leonnrdland \inla. Nr. and Mrs. Fred Jun-
aa n and wldrm,Raymand Ras-
fmunan and Harland Nellum.
Mr. and Mn. Chris Andersen of
Blair, were Tumday guentf at the
Chris Petason home.Mr.Mn, Ray Fagerqulst. and childrenspent Wednesday eveniniithere.. Mxaa Gathuine New rk andFlnvdHina visited Wednesday eve-
Shu. Carmichael
sm Krause:mu Suthe rlmd
3. W. F. Cod Co.
Dame & Co.
Fhmrprine Electric Ca.
Sim-lar Rafining Co;
G. E. Supply Corp.
Rm m~m»\ Do.
A. Y. mmmxa CO.
Vic. Nordgreen
City Cash Fund
u...,..| ...A Qgnnndm!fhnn
21.68
6.00
6.00
162.45
7.69a s u s
2.44
1 .15
2.76
13.41
4.50
m r .
Faye,
ClarkCity.l m .
-Robe
mu urs. hurry Isrvey andspent Friday evening at the
Strlcklett home,near Elk
and Mrs.J L. Petersen and
I t were Sunday vidtors at
Hay Spri n-Ttenxvad Poultry
Co. opened branch house in this
dty.1
Alllrr.;-".C.Smalley leased
studio here.\
C A T H O L I C C A R D P A R T Y
."3;&i!W e d n e s d a u F e h r u n r v 4 . 1 0 3 1 \plaintiff by Nellie E. Brwmbilmh
and Ezra A. Brumhsngh on the
16th day of May, 1925,on the
above described rell utaie, which
said mortgage is recorded inlllook
15 at Page 190 of the Mnrtgnge
Records of said County, and de~clmring the same to be a first lien
on said real estate, and also pray»ing for costs and other equitable
relief,Said petition further alleges
un: any interest in or lien upon
said real estate which you or any
n o ma have or claim in have
to the plaintiffs lien.
You and each of you are re-
quired to answer said petition in
der refuses or mls w enter mw| contract and give bonds in man-ner or form as required by thecounty, in ease the conrnci be
awarded to hims The number and
kind of bridges gp be built and the
propoled location will be i n ne
cordanoe with the direction of the
gomlgy Board of said County, from
time to time;all bids' will be
opened at the hour of 1:00 o'¢-.lock
p. m». ln the County Commission-
ers room, and the Board reserves
the right m reject:any and all
bids to award contracts for differ-
ent kinds and classes of work wdifferentcontractors;also full
power to throw out blank ai-
lcctive or defective bids )SEAL George C McQun rie
I y u yis junior, inferior and subsequent
the District Court ol Washington
County,Nebraska,on of before
the 2n;l my of March, 1931.
Cilizcns Savings Bank,nf Blair,
Nebraska, Plaintiff,
By A. C. Debel,
1»4t Its Attorney.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE
I n the District Com-1.of Wash-
ington Court, Nebraska.
By virtue of n order of sale
isaued out of the District Court of
Washington County, Nbmska, and
in pursuance of .m decree of said
eoun in an action therein pending
when-in, Kate L. Noyes, in plain-tlf! and Jnmes Cruickshzmk, Effie
H. Cruickshank, his wife, Emalinc
S. Wetmore, and National Roofing
Company,a corpnraiion, are Dc~Iendunts,I will ut One 0'clock
P. M. on Monday the 23rd day of
February, 1931, at the West Front
Door of the Washington CountyCourt»l~lou.=e in the city of Blair.
Washington County,Nebrnskn,sell at public auction to the high-
est bidder for cash the following
described real estate to-wit.:
"Lot Twenty-Eve (25)in Seo
tion Fourteen (14),Township
Seventeen (17),Range Twelve
(12)East, of the 6th P. M.. in
Washington County,Nebraska,
which lot is locnrmd upon the
Northwest Quarter of the North-
east Quarter of said Section and
ls descnbed ln the [meld notes.. . ..-:n : . .n m : » ¢ a » . . . . . - e l m . n r n m
()62~4t County crk.
NOTICE T BIDDE RS
Sealed bids wi be received up
to 7:80 n'clock. P M., February 3,
1931, by the Bond of Education
of the Blair City School District
lor the house and bam now locatedon Lots 4, 5 and 6 in Block 76 in
the City of Blair, formerly known
as the John McCracken property.
Bidders must agree m remove the
buildings completely, including all
brick foundations, leaving the land
clear of all nxbbish, \vit.hin n ¢er~
min time, specifying the same.
Bids should be accompanied by a
certified check payable to said
School District in an amountequal to 10% ol the sum bid, to
guarantee performance nf the hid..
Pruposals should specify a separ-
ate famount bid for the house and
for Che barn mul be filed with the
undersigned .Secretary o f the
Board prior to the above time.
The Board reserves the right w
refuse any and all bids or parts
of bids, with or without cause.This no/tice given hy order of
the Board of Education of the
School District of the City of
Blair, Nebraska, this 10th day of
January, 1931.ERNEST A. SCHMIDT,52-St Secretary of the Board.
NOTIGE FOR ADMIN-ISTRATION OF ESTATE
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Jnyea a wee:-enu ua". rw... ......daughter, Miss Stella of Bancroft.,
and son, Edwin of Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen called
Monday evening at the Hayes Rol-
enbalm home.Mr.and Mrs.Chester Aronaonand family, accompanied by Mm!Emyle Aronson went to OmahaSunday where they were guests at
the Everett Aronson home.I-lr. and Mrs. Martin Larsen of
Orvn, were dinner gram Sunday
at Lhe Hayes Rosen lm home.Festus Rosenbadm left Saturrlayfor Foonc, Iowa where he will vxa this daughter, Mrs. C. E. McManus
and other relatives.Mr. and Lira Wd!.er_ Nvvnk andsan,Ralph were callers Sundayafternoonat the marental,Fritz
Knudscn home at mm.Mr.and Mn. .lohn Taylor andtwochil<lren_ and Mr. and Mrs,John Taylor, Jr. of Rose Hill vlc-
inity,were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Merton Winchell.
A number nf relatives of TomThompson gathered at the Clark
Allen fann Sunday to extend can-gratulniions in honor of his birthnnniversary, there being forty-fourpresent.An indoor picnic dnner
was enjoyed by nll.Mrs. John Barry entertained the
McCarthy Lallies' Progressive Club
at her home lust Thursday after-
noon,there being twenty-twomembers present.After Lhc bus-iness meeting a contest was giver/and first prize was awarded Mrs.Petrr Jensen and consolation wasgiven Mrs.Clifford Truhlsen.Adeliciousluncheon was served by
the committee.Mrs. Weston Lungwill cntertai:\ at the next meaning
to be assisted hy Mesdames Jas.
Mullin and James Thompson.Curtis Utterback of Omaha, wasncaller Saturday at the leon
llindley home.Mr.and lllxjs.Paul Barry in-
vitxed a nuynher of friends tospend Wednesday evening at Llwixhome.Cards furnished e amuse-ment.Lunch was served by the!
hostess.John Arnnson suffered a sli htstroke of paralysis lu! Tuesgay
evening but is somewhat improvedat this writing.Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Hansen and
baby were Week-end guests at the
pnnzntal, Rudolph Hansen home.Mr. and Mrs. James Mullen en-».x..\._
Pleasant View school for two
Sundays but the school house hasbeenfumiglbednowandtherewill be Sunday school again Sun-dny, so everyone please try to be
present.Mr. and Mrs. Ches Sutton gavea plnochle party at their home on'Fhursday evening.There were
five tabs of players present.
Thursduy,Friday,Saturday-lam. three days of our Great Janu~" f y C l e a r a n c e S a l e - S i l k D r e s s e s -
n .e o n nO e v n z . . - A
§l{»§§`\§i¢.h Misa Em Newkirk at
the Leslie Peierson home in AH-
n.r. and Mn. Lars Holland and
vhlldren were Sunday sltarnoon'visitors at the Calle Hansen home,south of sim.Mr.and Mrs..Chris Petersonwere Saturday dinner guests at theJ. P. Larsen home in Blair.Mr.and Mrs.Johnny Taylor
were Sunday evening guests at
the Ed Hansen home.Mrs. John Taylor,Sr. and Mrs.
1nh~\'T'nv\nr 'hr Thrurndnv
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To be held at the Episcopal Parish
House.Everyone Welcome
Plenty of Prizes
Telephone Table Reservations To
he allowed and thu warnnm be
drawn on the proper funds in pay-
ment of the same.On roll-ml.
Bigeluw, Jensen,Moore,McKay,
Schmidt, Thieje and Roberts vot-
ing 'AYE' Hundehl being absent,
fha motion carried.
Moved and Seconded, this meet-
ing be adjourned.All Councilmanpresent voting 'AYE', the motion
carried.
Afhmt C. T-1. Kmunn. Cilv Clerk
l e r\rs:_ Deed ()'Hanlnn - Mrs. W L .|. Mnhn
HORSE S LE
A t O u r B a r n I n
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
S a t u r d a y l a n u a r y 3 1
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(AT 1:30 P. M.
We have a surplus of good farm horscsnt our bamand have selected 20 head uf the best farm chunki thatwe will offer in this sale.Allof mln-se horses are sound.in good condition, and ready for spring work.
These are all native horses,well broke and somedandy matched teams are included.The agearange fromfour to um yelrti. and they weigh from 1350 to 1500pounds.
Call at our barn n"!' lime before the nle anddrivethese horse; yourself.Try them out before theyare placed in the sale ri1\!!~liuch animal guaranteed tobe an represented.
TERMS:-See your bnnker.
Thietje Bros.,Qwners
BRADLEY & SHARING. Au clioneeru.
`cLAm<s0N HALLER, Clerk
J. Harold swwan,
Mayor.
.Thursday.Friday,Saturday-
ast three days of our Great Janu-
aff Clearance Salt.Cilk Dresses-va ues m $20 gv at $7.95 andvalues to $10 go at $5-sizes 11
to 46.Shop early ut the FashionCenter if you want a good lookinxzSilk Dress at a bargain pdce.l t
HORSE S LE
A t O u r B a r n I n
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
S a t u r d a y l a n u a r y 3 1
1
(AT 1:30 P. M.
We have a surplus of good farm horscsnt our bamand have selected 20 head uf the best farm chunki thatwe will offer in this sale.Allof mln-se horses are sound.in good condition, and ready for spring work.
These are all native horses,well broke and somedandy matched teams are included.The agearange fromfour to um yelrti. and they weigh from 1350 to 1500pounds.
Call at our barn n"!' lime before the nle anddrivethese horse; yourself.Try them out before theyare placed in the sale ri1\!!~liuch animal guaranteed tobe an represented.
Mr .and Mrs.L .L .Porter of
Elk City, were Thursday afternoon
callers at the Dan Phill ps home.
Mrs.Hugh S utherland an d baby
§e lr th F r ' ld a y a t the J .E . Ha ve n -
c ome.F r a n k Li nd en ,Ma r g a r e t,B o r i
rand an d E d o A n d e r so n we re F r i -
TERMS:-See your bnnker.
Thietje Bros.,Qwners
BRADLEY & SHARING. Au clioneeru.
`cLAm<s0N HALLER, Clerk
Childrenfs
HILLSIDE NEWS OFGARDNER DISTRICT
Mr. and Mrs,'Hush Su\|.»>rl;mri
and baby were Sunday eveningvisitors at the parental, Abc Suth-erland home.Mr. nn Irs. Ben Peck of nearTekamahwereFridayafternoon
~_. ¢.the Harry Ervey hams.
ll i~s Rosalie Foley was ai 'l'l\urs-
~ay evening sugper spies! nt (lmJ. I..l'elurse1 uma.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mundorf \i<-
itcd relatives ,in Council BluffsFdday.
Mrs. Wm. Petersen and children
of Springfield, visited at the I-`, C.C.Petersen and Cecil Thompwlr
J. Harold swwan,
Mayor.
.Thursday.Friday,Saturday-
ast three days of our Great Janu-
aff Clearance Salt.Cilk Dresses-va ues m $20 gv at $7.95 andvalues to $10 go at $5-sizes 11
to 46.Shop early ut the FashionCenter if you want a good lookinxzSilk Dress at a bargain pdce.l t
HORSE S LE
A t O u r B a r n I n
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
S a t u r d a y l a n u a r y 3 1
1
(AT 1:30 P. M.
We have a surplus of good farm horscsnt our bamand have selected 20 head uf the best farm chunki thatwe will offer in this sale.Allof mln-se horses are sound.in good condition, and ready for spring work.
These are all native horses,well broke and somedandy matched teams are included.The agearange fromfour to um yelrti. and they weigh from 1350 to 1500pounds.
Call at our barn n"!' lime before the nle anddrivethese horse; yourself.Try them out before theyare placed in the sale ri1\!!~liuch animal guaranteed tobe an represented.
Mr .and Mrs.L .L .Porter of
Elk City, were Thursday afternoon
callers at the Dan Phill ps home.
Mrs.Hugh S utherland an d baby
§e lr th F r ' ld a y a t the J .E . Ha ve n -
c ome.F r a n k Li nd en ,Ma r g a r e t,B o r i
rand an d E d o A n d e r so n we re F r i -
TERMS:-See your bnnker.
Thietje Bros.,Qwners
BRADLEY & SHARING. Au clioneeru.
`cLAm<s0N HALLER, Clerk
Childrenfs
HILLSIDE NEWS OFGARDNER DISTRICT
Mr. and Mrs,'Hush Su\|.»>rl;mri
and baby were Sunday eveningvisitors at the parental, Abc Suth-erland home.Mr. nn Irs. Ben Peck of nearTekamahwereFridayafternoon
~_. ¢.the Harry Ervey hams.
ll i~s Rosalie Foley was ai 'l'l\urs-
~ay evening sugper spies! nt (lmJ. I..l'elurse1 uma.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mundorf \i<-
itcd relatives ,in Council BluffsFdday.
Mrs. Wm. Petersen and children
of Springfield, visited at the I-`, C.C.Petersen and Cecil Thompwlr
h h Y l h l f m u a h 1 1 r i * h f | \ l I _ . . - . .L L ;[ f » | | n u u . n n = . | A e n n n n v \ n Q » n . f |
A baby boy was born ShndqytoMr. and Mrs. Will Wulf.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Iverson and
Tesmle helped Mrs.L.E.Larsen
celearate her birthday Sunday
evemng.~lllias Helen Hansen entertained
a number of yoqmr folks at herhomeSundayevening.The Bell Creek Valley Club metThursdayafternoon at the CarlCarlberg home, with an attendanceof19members,Mrs.ClarenceWachter was a guest.Mrs. DeliaGnuseandMrs. Boone Newkirk
assisted the hostess in serving.
Mrs. John Dickmeyer will be the
next hoiitess.
Miss Irene Iverson of Winside,
A U C T I O N E E R S
BRADLEY &SEARING
OAKLAND--TEKAMAH
Phone 193 Phone 143 or 11
The largenumber of sales weare conducting
Is the best evldencefthat our work is sat-
-lsfactory.
Don't Forget We Pay Phone Calls.
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p.et ely di st ri bu te d b y t h e e n d of
the week. Be sure to take advantage?
of the offer of ...
4 Battely Charges for $1.00
If you have not received your catalog
O N E 4 8
for the sum of $15.00.Moved and
Seconded, the Street 6: Alley Com-mittee be instructed to have this
work done. All Councilman present
voting 'AYE', the motion carried.
The Fin' Depanment request the
.purchase of six rubber coats. Mov-
ed and Seconded, that the Ere &
Fire Apparatus Committee be au-
thorized to purchase these coaL-x
for the~Fire Department.On the
roll-coll,Bigelow,Jensen,Moore.
McKay, Schmidt, Thieje and Rob-
erts voting 'AYE', Hundahl, being
absent, the motion cnrried.
Moved and Seconded, this Coun»
_cil extend u vote of thanks to Ed»
on me ... ...U .....<..".~.. ... ...,County C1erk's office of Wash-
ington County,Nebraska,us
follows to-writ:Commencing nt
the intersection of the County
Road with the section line neu!
the Northeast corner of the
Northwest Quarter of Section
Fourteen (14), Township Seven-
teen (17),Range Twelve (12),
running thence West Four Hun~
drud forty ,(4-10)feet;thence
South Two hundred ninety-seven(297)feet;thence East Four
hundred forty (440)feet bocenter of amid road; theme North
'hm hundred ninety-seven (297)
feet to place ol beginning con-
taining Thne (3) acres more orlees, all in Wa.shingt/on County,
Nebraska."Said sale will he made in satisfy
1 decree made by said Court on
the Nth day of April,1930 i nfavor of said plaintiff for the sum
Df $8258.91 together with oasis ofmit now amounting to $15.55 and
:ll xccruing coats all as provided
in said order ol sale and decree.
Domed at Flair.Nebraska,this
5701 day of January, 1931.
1-Bt Marion Sutherland, Sheri!!
of Washington County, Nebnzka.
NOTI CE To a n i meCONTRACTORS
The Board oi County Commixv
sioners of Washington County,
Nebmsknwill on the 16th day of
February, 1931, In to the lowest
and beat bidder a yearly contracl
'for the conskuction and aedion
or reparation of all bridgel, cul-
vert and approaches thereto, the
cost of which shall exceed $500
(excepting egment structures)is;
cluding substructures and apruoches,superm-uctures,maur-
ill, labor, and Iull completion of
sium ready for use,to b e mm
by Washington County, during the
period lrozh January lst, 1931 m
the lst day of Jmunry, 1982.Said bid.: shnll be ax s spedied'
fsum per lined foot for superstruc-
iurr; at a specified sum per lineal
:foot for substructure; at n nped~
lied sum per lined foot for piling
"in mbn'uct\n'e and appmachu; u.
.l spec ifie d mm per loot (board
=mz=asum) for all capl, sway bracesand other wood nateriuls used in
suhstnxcbun and approaches; nt a
-'Pad-Bhd sum per cubic foot in
glansIa stone, bark, oemmt, ormantle work; at a specified mm
per lineal loot for tubing;at a
specified sum per pound for ixoh,
steel, or other metal mam-id; in
" h m ,Bids for repairs shui be
:art a specified sum per unit quan-
rdty in place.All bids ou mel and
wuod structunss to be made sep-
~Bids shall show the price
"per thousand for hauling md pub-
uun dd lumber in plxce; thaprlceg a thousand required in repair
work put in plnce of su;»rstrne~cure; prim per thousand la atruc-4
ture: price per thoushnd in lineml
loot for piling drivm in place anrepairwork;all bids m ixmlude
Henry Mencke, Atty.
STATE OF NEBRASKA I
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Washington County,|
County Court.In Probate.
ln the Mutter of the Estate ol
John W. Hillman. Daeued:All persons interested in said
estate m hereby notified that on
the Sth day of January,1981.
Mary M. Hillman filed n petition
in said County Court alleging
among other things that John W.
Hillman, an inhabitant of Wash-
ingfm County, Nebraska, did on
the Sth day of November,1930,
leaving no lust Will and Testa-
ment, endf possessed of Real andPersonal Eetgte estimated at $26,-
000.00 and praying for administra-
tion thereof.
If y ou fail to appear at said
County Court on the 31st day of
January, 1981, at 2 o'clock P. M..
and contest said petition,theCourt will appoint Mary M. Hill-
man or some other suitable person
Administrator and proceed to s
'setdement ol said estate.Witness my hand and OfficialSul thin Gth dny ol January, 1931.
(SEAL)I. c. ELLER,
51-At County Judge.
LI-:GAL Nofncr:
A. c. Dem, Atty.
COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY. NEBRASKAlhhle of John Kuhr, Decnsed.
Notice is given to the creditor.;to appear below me at the County
Court nom in Blair, Nebraska, on
the 80th day of January, l93l, andon the lst day ot May, 1931, for
the purpose of examination.ad-
justment and allowance of claim;All claims not filed on or beforethe 30th dny of April 1981, will
be forever bond.
Dated this 2nd day of January,
1931.(SEAL)Philip 0'Hanlon»
51-4:Special County Judge.
N TICE To CREDITORS0OF ESTATE
0'Ha.n1on and 0'Hnnlon, Att'ys.
COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Baum of Norman w. Wilkins,
deceased.
Notiw is given bo the creditors
fo nppea! before me at the Coun-
ty Coun room in Blair. Nebraska.
on the 20th day of February, 1931
and on the 21st day of May, 1931,for the purpose of examination,ad-jushnent and allowlnee of claims.
All clnirnn not filed on or beforethezo rh diy of Mlv .1981, win
be forever barred.
Dated this 201: day of January,
1931.(SEAL)I. c. ELIER,
2-4t County Judge.
kihon-Fenner; Ga Merchants
Bank dedared dividends amount
ing to live per em! of stockhnldernof that institution.
~erw»m:u.u.». y.~.-gleam; ...,,..-five party at their home lan Wed-nesday evening,Jan.21,there
being eight tables of players prw-
ent.Dan Thompson and Mrs.
Wallncc Snowden were awarded
first prizes and V. O: Ireland andMrs. Wm. Thompson received griz-
es for low scores.At a late oura delicious lunch was served, after
which the guests wended their wayhomcward, with pleasant memories
of an evening long to he remem~
bzred.Mr. and Mrs. Nails Christensenandchildren visited Sunday near
Herman at the Chris Vinderslev
home.
Thursday,Friday,Saturdnv-
last three days of our Great Janu-a Clearance Sale--Silk Dresses-
ues to $20 go at $7.95 and
values to $10 go at $5-dzes 11
to 46.Shop early at the Falshion
Center if you want a good looking
Silk Dress at a bargain price.11
BENCH Nous
Mrs.Charles Husk md son,
Wallace and Miss Anna Paulsen
spent Sunday afternoon at Pre#
mont visiting with Mrs. Joe Gen-
ownely and daughter.r. md Mn. Ernest Gerlckepf
Calhoun, were dinner guests Sun~dn gf Mr. and Mrs. Gmc David.
.and M n .Charles KoenigMrs.Emil H se and san,andHowardFacervisitedattheJonas Blornberg home Sunday eve~
Mfg-r. and Mrs. B. F. Peck andson,Sheldon of Teknxnah,werecallers at the Fred Peck home onFriday aitemoon.Misa Hazel Noyes ol Ceresco,Nebijvho has spent the past twa
wee visiting at the E. C. Ligpin
cott home, returned ko her omeSaturday.Mr.and Mx-e,Alfred Hanserand children visit/ed at the EdgarLarson home at Kennard Wednes-
da evening.
rs. John Suthon of Beatricevisitedat the Chee Sutton horn(lust week.
M n .Harry Smith went to OmahaSundaywithherdaughterMrs. Ray Johnson and husband u
apehd the night and returned harmMondny altemoon.Mrs.Emil Hagge and Mu-1|and Wqlter Koenig lttended |
m 1-Yxday evening at the hom
MM r. a=dMMra. Joe Pagin
r. An rs.me ad vand daughter, calkd va Mrs. Con
~ ~e sues pplncott amHazelNo y u of Ceresco,wen
supper guests Wednesday of Mrund Mrs. Lyle Guyer.Mr. and_ Mrs.Fred Peck wendinner guests Friday of Mrs. Arthur_Sumner and Leon.
Mrs! Marie Koenig called at thJonas Blomberg home Fridly ah
ernoon.Mn.ARred Hansen attended =miscellaneous nhrmer Frida evening given at the home of ri.J
-Zexgler for her dmghwr, Emm.
who wu mnrried Soturday.Walter Peck and son were avenightvlmitonattheFred ,Rdhome Tbursdny ol last week.
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Just arrived - - A new spring line of CHILDRENS
DRESSES.T h e f a m o u s C i n d e r e l l a b r a n d
Guaranteed color fast.Full line of sizes 2 to 14.
CHILDRENS COATS
CHILD RENS OOAT S ar e sti ll g oing a t
Cne-Half off
F E L T HA T S
W e have left quite a few p f our best F E L T
HAT S.Large and small head sizes.Values to
$5.00, Now your choice at $1.00Il
RUBY RING I-IOSIERY
T he celebrated "Ru by Ring"hosiery g i ve s
satisfaction. Prices have been reduced . . .
$1.75 -hose now -$1.50
$1.50 -hose now -$1.25
$1.25 -hose now -$1.00
Phone 193 Phone 143 or 11
The la rg enu m b er of sa les w eare con du cti ng
Is t he b est evl d en c e ft h a t o u r w o r k is s a t -
-lsf ac tory.
Don't Forget W e Pay Phone Calls.
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Our New l93l Catalog will be com-
p.etely distributed by the end of
the week. Be sure to take advantage?
of the offer of ...
4 Battery Charges for $1.00
ll you have not recelved your catalog
PHONE 48
W e will mall one to you.
We have lnstnllqd 3 new Chargers and have 1s
renmls. Flrn (Ive days rentals are lree.
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Dit lo f W ol s m an
Service Station
THE STATION THAT SELLS THE ooons
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W e carry the HANSEN glove for ladies kid, and
fabric.See our boxed handkerchiefs. lace collars
and dress accessories.
The S€§3!s§h°PP
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Medium Cans J, M.Pork
and Beans 3 cans - - Zlc
Don Amazio Salad Oil f ' 4913
4 oz. Bottle Pure Vanilla
Extract '-¢'321:
Amazio Butter Scotch /
~n »4 4 n ~
Large cans J. M. Peaches - 21C
~r. md lm. om Kruse emer-_~ eiglmt guests lm. Thuradny
nmg._~u Allen eeiebnud bin bxrth
iversuy on Monday.`nnk Jip ,son o l Mr.Fred
~z was tn the Covenant~Lxl Wednesdxy where he
envent an ofention for |ppen~
tis.He is getting along very
~ly at this tame.rs.Mary Nickels is eonfineq
lucy home with a severe :au or
~nsy,
Mrs. Carl Somuen, Mn. Hug
'Sorensen and Miss Esther Dment Monday afternoon with Mn.
|Ali oe "Mgr at tha Ted Terkal~sen home.hrhdi es are da na .Mn. Floyd Shah and ehlldren
of Hmnatead dinrict spent. Sun-
day with her parents,Mr.and
Mrs Abner King.
Mus Muriel Morrison of num,
m Wednesday with her dster,
a. Wm. Rutlgdge.Mrs. C.B.Bunn and daughter,
¥ '"'f'§ ; "°§ § °'°" ¥ .§ '°""Wurlck
m u u ayund »&."'6»,.f»Devasuxe
Mr.esof near Tehmah, wen Thursdayafternoonvisnnn with the EdHawkins family on the P. M. Ty-
son north farm.Misa Kathryn Healey of Blair,
who teadxes west o!He na n,
spent Friday and Sunday nights
at the home of her Mawr,M m
Don Metzlsr.Mr. and Mrs. Hnrqld Miller of
excels in the production of :lo~
Then an gnat ann of ,
and alfalfa, u well as wild
tame flowen,from which
homey nectar E obtained.
aeuingly mild elimnce,..
a longer period of huuey ga
ing, nd n larger amaunt of
plmwd no dover nach yur -
buwetotbepmnped d a ~
honey :mp in succeeding yes
Honey is an export produ
Nebnslm.One honey produce
9
md funily of Orum, were Sun-dny dinner guesu at the HenryHovendida bome_Sunday eveningvisitors were Mr. and Mn. JohnJackson nd gnmily, Mr. and Mn.
fi nd s o nn be d wi th mum the
past week.Archie Schlapter is able ta at-tend his classes at ndpol dtex
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reA friam clover ér ¢1i§1f»
nflarv In mI in
Anuncms Norms lQ'f€i'°.§._'!:'."!.£l:.'.L'b';.'.1-."I-TI?".£1u,T'»7»."ISnoun mngullMrs.Floyd Mn-
l . ~ | r 1 1 ; r \ v v
.» uhose
umdidn§e
` _mx we naw." .~-...-.,-~--,.mend'`ll d f ilMrs. Lulu Menking md her in-|f§§§"§§,mf§"m2,§§' .§°K.m= m an nm y
stalling staff went to Wa.shh\gtan|c~¢mud the tr;by drptune.Euhan'mn¢au»I " "ns n B L L C R E ."f f " Y " ' ° "°Y ms °,Chet ummm also len. Sunday by _
new omcgrs of the Rebe I°d¥°|t.rain w lttvend 03 mees _mm Miss Clan g
hence the termlfet
x.; in
' at
strained honsy.Now the combs
'are revolved in wire baskets at
high speed.The honey is thrown
out d 11141 comb cells, drawn off in
l u n v n u m m u
§ nohweder snent. last . "In
year.In 1929 there were ~2,~82 ~ ~e ~bi~en ~or refill`~;:
THE HAM; SAW
v o u n m s Blair, Nebrukn, Jnmmry 29, wsu k u m l m n 3 5
Co me to th in k a b ou t
it, d i d y o u e ve r see
a b e a r d w Ind ia n.
W o nd er i f Ind ia ns
do n ' t h a ve to shave- - d o e s any body
k n o w ?
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Ke ep th e ho me fi re s
cohmy produced 60 pounds of]Closing out all odds and ends in
honey.The ww produwon vias shoes for Women at only $2,98-
2,530,920 wunds. worth $803,610. shop early.Fashion Cen r.2-ltBoocultureinincreasingin'Full fashioned silk the mp
Nebraska because modern methods service or chiffon w ight silk
of extracting honey have incnued stockings that wear, 77:pair at
the output of the hive and reduced the Fashion Center.Sizes B~ w
.l l \.a l l .\,~t h e h o n e y .I t .i s o n e l a n d a c t i v i t y ;
t h a t d o e s n o t d e p l e t e t h e s o i l .I n *e d P § . t t a n 1 o u t h 7 - S a m ~L o t t a k a n -
f a c t ,i t i s a s o i l b u i l d e r .u n a y e r s e v a t o r .
H o n e y v a r i e s s r e a t l s 'i n f l a v o r ;S c o t i a - P l a n s b e i n g c o n s i d e r e d
a n d c o l o r ,d e p e n d i n g u p o n t h e l f o r c o n s t r u c t i o n o f n e w s u n i t a r i u m
k i n d o f f l o w e r s f r o m w h i c h t h e h e r e .
(R)ushly spcnd and
bo rrow-(I)nterest you wil\
pay!(F)orstall f u t u r e
so rrow-('l`)hrift's the only
way!
to sleep at Lhc whc sl
- - I don'l.me a n to
dic tate to y o u ,George,b u t is n' t
th a t billbo ard c um-
i n g a t u s a wf u lly
_fast T
W e ha ve so me C111-
or s o f D E V O E
»i1\
at ""'°£§°"wh am been''"'° E;-muon ';]{',";3'; ,;,"";1='ru¢»a.,- evenlnx at Wm." wnm- "iii-Tha Hn. ceo. Nunn- ="=°'1*=~=-1 vn u I n-.?!I'... .».!'°!".?l' ...R Htl: n.l§."f.E?!.'f?'.f.1°i'....¢ about J forlinfl.<|l°lP**!_'».E'!.'1'2'"°_..°§.l"=2'E.'f' ~|1\nh na... .'|»..1l..| an
A .R .a n q m r s .A .
' l u u d a y
w h | n c }|.|\ln i n v Wqowe........,...~...........___,xmumya --. .._.and pleuriay, is reagrted an better. their charity fund.i The Misses Anna and Ellen Lau-ear. sawruly "" ' " f" ' ° '" " " '
Mrs.e g o .dma nh washostess to e Home Dep't. of the
M. E. church last Wednesday.
The Rebekah lodge met in "Pew-lar session Friday evening.ol-»
lowing the meeting,the new
Noble Grand,Mrs.Mell Spring-gate, surprised the members by
serving a delicious lunch.Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Pfeiffer leftMondaymorningbyautoforKansas City where they were call-ed by the death of 2. close friend
A son was hom to Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Wolf Saturday, Jan. 24th.
Terrence Casey,who works on
the Quinlan farm near Elk City,
suffered n broken leg last week.
. The W. C. T. U. met at thehomo of Mrs. J. F. Laaker recent-ly.The .text meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. H. Gilfry.Mr. and Mrs. Jake Adams and
family of Omaha, spent the latterpart of tht- week at the A. C. Ros-
enkilde home.Mr. and Mr. Fred Dcwcber werein Omaha on Friday visiting their
daugfxkr, Mrs. \Vm. llillegass and
fami y.McKcl\'in, little son of Mr. andMrs. Avery Haynes, hzu been very
ill the past week.The Community Club dinner washeld at the Congregational church
Monday evening.A representa-tive from the Nob. Power Co.of
Omaha, gave the address.The girls of the sophomore class
under the direction of Miss CiaraSchoettger, home economics teach-
er, entenained their mothers nt aprottilyappointed6:30 dinner inthe school dinin room Mondayovanimz.Ethel 'liiillcr acted as
Il Thursd Frida ,Saturday-[last threesdays of oi. Great Janu-
ar Clearanre Sale-Silk Dresser-
'vaiues to $20 8° at 57-9?and
values to $10 go at $~~"1¢3_11to 46.Shop early at the FaaluonCenter il' you want a good_lo0l¢H\sSilk Dnss at a bargain pnce.1:
Winter Coats-5u=' n few left--
closing them out ut $10.75 and
$16.75-values so $35-Fashion
Center.2-lt
CROWELL HOME
The services were held at our
.llomc Sunday afternoon, by Rev.
lhloran, from the Baptist church._|Mrs. Rice, who has been very xll
for thc past few days, is not much
im roved ut this writing,I ii.. Jones took the bus to Te-
ikamah to visit his rela `and
fdends for a day.Rev. and Mrs.Georkc otored
to Omaha and also to Fre nt onbusinessconcemingthhome.
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Mrs.Mahn accompanied them tal
Fremont,Mr. Comish nme up from Oma-ha to make h weekly visit with
his mother.|Mrs.Marie i~lall spent this week
'end with her fiends in Sioux City.g Miss Mattie Ziegler attended thewedding of her sister on Saturday.
Miss Odessa Kmnberg spent
brothers in Kennard.R:v.and Mrs. George were in
Lincoln Wednesday. to help Oreta
get lined up for second semester..|.,.Inv.
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this week-end with her sister.; and'
man,Mrs.Henry Lallman _and
Gilbert Lallman were Lincoln call-
ers Saturda.
Ed ha s o rs t and daughters,Florenm and Maylaelle were Sun-
day afternoon visitors nb Wm.lloltman'aMr. a:1d_ Mrs. John EchtenkampSr. of .rlington were Friday eve-ning visitors at Louie Echwu-ka mpa 'Mr.and Mrs.Gottlieb Echte -kamp,Mrs,Henry JacobsAlvln and Mr. and Mus. John Ech-*f'\\<BI*\P. Jr. yidted Henry Jacobswho is a patient at the NicholasSean hospital in Omaha last week.Miss Marthella Stronger andMrs. August linrtung visited sev-eral days last week nt the George
Stronger home.Miss Ellen Lallman, who teachesatAlbion,Te nt the week-endwith home fol s.
August Kc-rkhof! _ had hogs on
the Omaha market one day last
week.Fremont visitors from here thisweek were Messrs. and MesdamcsGottlieb Lallman. Sylvia and Dar-lene,Albert Nieman,John Nie-haum, Luther Monke. Mrs. AlbertLaaker, Mrs. Wm. Wilkenin , Mrs.Wm. Holtman, Mrs. Gottlieg Ech»
tenkamp,Helen Wilkening,IreneandNormaHallman,Alice Ech-tenkamp,Clarence Wilkening, Ir-
vin and Lester Holtmsn and Aug-
ust Korkhoff..Misses Dorothy Hartung andNormaHoltmanof Wayne spentthe week~end with home folks.
Mrs. Alben Laaker, Mrs. Gott-lieb Echtenksmp and Harry andliceEchtenkarnpwereOmaha
ickela.Mrs.Mary Jane Greene,a n d
81 yean, passed away at her homesouthwest of town,Sundny,Jan.zs.The deceased la survived by
three daughters and four 90118-Funeral services were held Wed~nesday afternoon at two o'clockifromthePresbyiérlanehurch.
Ilntennent was made in the Fort
Calhoun cemetery.
5The dance 'ven for the benefnl
of the basebai club was well at-
tended and a neat sum realised.Miss Mary Cook leaves thisWednaday for Omaha where shewilltakenurse`s training at the
S\vedi.=\h Immanuel hospital.Miss Anita Fischer, who teachesat Fontnnclle. spent the weekwnd
with home folks.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moeller en-tertained wree tables of _playersat pinochle Saturday evemng Adelightful time was had by ml-Miss Lulu Lorerizen celebrated
h:r birthday Wednesday.Adolph,Schroeder of Omaha,
was transncting business here on
Wednesday._Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Schmidt o.Douglas countucalled on _Mrs.
Peter Schmidt esday eveninz.
o Yeale home Frida
tmng.
Will Stewart of Omaha, cnllcdi
at the G: ..__ Y-His mother and Miss Sadie Knsel
spent the afternoon with Miss
Dora Klindt.The Women's Club met with
Mrs. Laura Marr Thursday after-
noon. Sixteen members wexe pres-ent.Roll call was answered byeurrent events.Mrs. Edna Han-
sen gave a paper on the first air-
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Thursday afternoon and deliveredat Rivett Lumber Co. in Blair.Mr.and Mrs.Opal Reeves at-tended a card party Saturday eve-
ning ed the Roy Anderson home at
De Soto._MXL Charlm Smith of Blair,visited last week with her daugh-
Mf.Mrs.A\mer'K.ing,who has
been quite ill.
Misa Mary Hurdum, who attends
the state university, came home on
Saturday evening to spend Sun-
day with her arents,Mr.andMrs. Fred H urn.Mr. and Mrs. Burn Kelley spentSunday at the parental,HarveyBoling homo near Tekamah.
Miss Ermstine McCoy spent theweek-end at Tekamnh and attendedthe joint installation of Odd Fel~lows and Rehekahs Saturday use
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conety andmother,Mrs. Mary Conety andMr.and Mrs.Wilbur Conety ofHlerman, spent Sunday at Bancroft-
at the E, W. Bartz home.Evelyn Smith went on the Uni-
versity hospital at Omaha where
she underwent an appendix oper-
ation Saturday evening.Her par'
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Soeele rc-
mained ln Omaha to be near, Mr.
Steele coming home Sunday eve-
ning.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paulsen and
family visited Sunday aftemoon
at the Martin Paulsen home on tho
Bench.
_day at the Glenn Ray home, near
-visitors at the Otis Bridwell home
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Mr.and Mrs. Opal Reeves andchildrenweredinnerguesteSun-
day of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Metz-
ship flight around the world. Mrs.|ler.mm naw n naner on the confer-Oscar Matthews drove to Lin-
ing two cars at Her-:mm to &hiP
'"»§"""'i§'1 urs.t verson, Wi and
Pearl,Mil red and Vera Mau
Iverson of Blair,were supperguests at the R. M. Iverson homebohonorthe16th birthday of
Meredith, Wednesday.Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Iverson andMorris Christensen of wat of Her-man, drove to Omaha Thursday toattend time funeral that afternoonof n relative, Mrs. J. Ahlstraud.Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Metzler and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray spent Mon-
c
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Arlington.1
Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Clarke and
children were Sunday afternoon !
l\west of Herman.Mr.and Mrs. C.B.Bunn had
as Sunday dinner guests the
Byron Bunn and A. R. Beales fam-ilios and spent thc afternoon withMrs.Norman Wilkins,west ofBlair.Mr. and Mrs. C.H,Gehdngelo l Blair,were Sunday dinnermasts of their daughter, Mrs. Geo.Hain and family.
Miss Myrtle Hurdum came wBlair Wednesday evening with.the\'f'ost Point bsske€ballplayera and
t o other teachers and had sup-per nt the parental, Fred Hurdum,
home.;
Closing out dl odds and ends inshoes for Women at only $238-
shop early.Fashion Center.2-lt
Full fashioned silk to the top
service or chiffon weight silk
stockings that wedr,77c pair at
the Fashion Center.Sizes Sli to
THE HAM; SAW
VOLUME 5 Blair, Nebraska, January 29, goal ézunxmm 35
r .heave ns o f all ki nds.
Yo u c a n b u y a Glo w
Bo y f o r $ 10 0 , r eg u -
la r pric e $125.
row?|
(H)ow about today!
Come w think about
it, did you ever seenbeardedIndian.Wonder if Indiansdon'|; have to shave- d o e s any body
know?
Keep the home fires
huming in a "Globe'
or "Monarch" range,
made to last. and to
we y real satis-fio "
When your dentistbeginswwhistle
softly.you c n ngamble that they're
approaching nnervccenter. Ever notice?
'~~houl
(R)ashly spend and
bo rrow-(I)ntere?t you will
pay(F)orstall f u t u re
so rrow-('l`)hrift's the only
way!
You can 'mg a largesheRay-oy for
$79.40, regular price
$98.00. Think it over
Or Anybody Else"Bill has the dispo-
dtion of a mule!"
"'l'he'n you'd better
not talk about hlm
behind his back."
Timid wife (to hus-band who has gone
I
d
zir
¢
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me n t o f b o th .
He a te r s i n stoc k
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE
Boy and~ Ray BoyBlair. Nehrukn
slecp at the whcgl
I don'l.mean to
cute to y o u,eorge,but isn't~t bilibonrd cum-
g at us awfully
I t?
e have some C111-
rs of DE VO Emint me are closingut. at hal! price.
t's a lot. ¢nsier to=out tn wdtea Hack Saw than
is to finish it.
- -
ght now is a good
e to be fixing uporspringwork,
;-~ tools and good
ateriai are neces-
i\biiE§,T`¢ni.\ Dorothea. Pa
host, the decorations wenby Rachel Mdllellgn and I
3 \ 0 I c u u e g c .xuvzy w e n :n I n u n u .,_" _ _ _u " "___d e r s e n a t u n a t e e n o u g h t o h a v e t h e o p p o r -s h o p p e r s l n u r s u a y .e n c e h e l d i n L o n d o n l a s t a u m m e r . |
B p l a n n e d n .t R d M U n -M r .a n d M r s .G e o r g e S t g e p g e r M s r e a d a a p e r 'G e n e vi e v e u m t y , °s e e e v .a n r s .e n d K e r m e t h v e r e H o o p e r v n n t o r s | f f _ l 5 3 I : E " " p _ g : § ' " i ? n ° " m e m o d a 'g n '
c o in Sa tu r da y u
lan d,wh o is a
universi ty .
Be n Pi k e o f
" l ' l . . . ¢ » . , | . . . . .n u n n z u
av sec his son, Har-|-Ltending the staoeiw xn all colors.
NEBR. SHOULD LEADi. .i h'...f.°1 "'i |n o r m v m o laredan d
A mlr e ws
.Clu b a t
er Sa tur -
1e. Prizes
s. W a lte r
Mr s . W .
uerwoou.Sarah E .S mi th wa s bo rn i n
W-est Lebanon,Pa., J an.12,1848.
In 18 55 s he c ame wes t an d la nd ed
in li l. , a n d i n 1914 we n t s ti ll fu r -
th er we st u n ti l s he c ame to Gra nt,
Ne b .Fr om th e re sh e c a me to th e
Ho m e i n Ma r c h 1918,an d as s he
L n . .* n u n m n . :i f é n t u u \ D h n f 'D ¢ f
Sund ay e veni ng.
Clo si ng o ut a ll od ds a nd e nd s in
shoes f o r W o me n a t o n l y $ 2 . 9 8 -
°*'1'=f:. early.Fashi on Ce nter.2»1t
ll fashioned silk to th e to p
servic e o r c hif fon we i gh t silk
sto c k i n gs th a t wea r,f i c pa i r at
Philadelphia.A plea sant af te r-
no on wa s h a d b y a ll.
Mr . a n d Mr s .W m .Bo lln e nter -
tai ned thr ee tab les og play ers a t
Finoc hle Sun day eve mn g .A de-
i g h tf u l ti me wa s h a d b y a ll.
Harms K a y ,Sr.wa s c alled to
Bc nn imrton o n Satur da y ,because
Laaker.The 'girls prepserved me fooc.Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W.entertained the M. G.Rtheir regular bridge dinnday evening' at their hon
were won by Mr. and Mr
Choice Dried Peaches 2 lbs, 2941
Fancy Head Lettuce -'-1043
Butter-Nut Coffee lb.»42C
Medium Cans J, M.Pork
and Beans 3 cans - - Zlc
Don Amazio Salad Oil f ' 4913
I I °I l
Echtenknmp and Dr. andI. Nelson.Mr. and MrsMarshall nf Omaha, wer:Mrs.Albert Lallmnnto a. major operation atitary Avenue hospital inS\mduy revering.She 'Es
1.Mau ri c e
2 esta.su umitte d
th c Mi lf
Fr e mo n t
rc p on e d
nun L..
Inu u..uul:u u., vu sl llllruan v». -"uwHe r par en ts we re loy al me mb er s
i n the Presby terian chuz-ch.Re»
Pfzlrdless o f th i s fact.af te r Mi s s
Smith be c ame ac q ua in te d with th e
po li ty o f th e Metho di st Episc opai
churc h,sh e un ited wi th the sa me
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;°.*"S"1°q Lenter.mzes B22 to of thlé 'serious iilness o f hisIn all °'? urs.2-lt daughter, Mrs. Otto Timm.
FIX C A L H O U N Full fashioned silk to the top
AND 1J'l|"'l'1\T["l"V service or chiffon wcight sillfc||__| s t o c k i n g s t h a t .w e a r ,T f f c p a y -a t
M r .£§ : 1. d M r s .L o u i s L u n d a n d g g e g g g l g g o n w f -S l z e s S = = 2- §< ;
s P E c | A L s
F1'iday€9° Sézturday
Asmussen to cele~ratc her birth
anniversary on Jan. 20.Mr.and Mrs.Hugo Kruse andJeanette visited at the Jacob Sierk
home Thursday evening.Mas.Anna Wreidt.and EmmaI{a:1na returned Friclay afterspending some time visiting rela-ves at Emerson and South Sioux
.ity.The Coffee Club met with Mrs.Jacob Sierk Friday.All mem-hers but two were present.Mrs.Carl Rohv:er who was ill andMrs. Joe Bolln, who is in Califor-nia.Miss Helen Kruse was u vis-
iwr.The afternoon.was a ntplgyinginochle.Mm.Al rtSuv.erkrubge held high score and
Helen Kruse,low.A deliciousluncheon was served by the host-ess and a very good time was
had by all.Mrs.Peter Schmidt,Sr.isquite ill ai. hor home.Her daugh-
ter,Mrs.Fritz Jahnel is eanngforlzer.Mr. and Mrs. George Ketchmark
and La[)un:1n of 011mlm, s nt. thewf c-'z-¢n-l :.L the mental Mrs.IIr:1mn Konhniark Home.
Lunch at Noon Usual Terms
BIG FIVE Flour 4s lb. bag l $1.19
ANDREW BECK,Owner
Jensen & Bron, auctioneers .Farniers State Bank' clerkT£?w,':.i¥s'lf.9P
Choice Dried Peaches 2 lbs, 2941
Fancy Head Lettuce -'-1043
Butter-Nut Coffee lb.»42C
Don Amazio Salad Oil f ' 4913
Medium Cans J, M.Pork
and Beans 3 cans - - Zlc
Amazio Butter Scotch /
~n »4 4 n ~
4 oz. Bottle Pure Vanilla
Extract '-¢'321:
Large cans J. M. Peaches - 21C
Armuors Milk ml cm, 3 cans zsc
M.B.Peas2 cans »-~2S¢
M. B. Coffee, 2 lbs.'4 496 1
P U B L I C S A L
\BIh a v e d e c i d e d t o q u i t f a r m i n g a n d w i l l s e l l a t P u b l i c
A u c t i o n a t m y f a r m t w o a n d o n e - h a l f m i l e s n o r t h o f B l a i r
o n t h e H e r m a n r o a d o n ..
FEBRiJ'E,$'.'1'ii'f"i1, 19 31
'c lo ck A MSade commencing at 10:00 0 ..The following
property to wit:
7--HEAD OF HORSES-7
One team, bay mare and gray gelding, wt. '2500One team bay geldings, 7 and 10 years, wt. 2900
One team, smooth mouth, wt. 2300One bay mare, smooth mouth, wt. 1250.
18-HEAD OF CATTLE 18
Nine No. 1 good milch cows
Three heifers
Two yearling steers .
Four calves.
20-HEAD OF Hoes 20
Twenty head of stock hogs, weight, 130 pounds.
/MACHINERY
One hay stacker
One sweep
One Deering mower
One hay ra e
One binder
Two good lumber wagons
One hay rack
One gasng plow
One ' c gang plow
One walking p ow
One 2-bottom tractor plow
One Fordson tractor
One harrow
One disk lpglverizer r
Three wa 'ng cultivators
Two riding cultivators
One planter
One wide track lister
One go devil_
One 2-hole corn sheller
One hand sheller
One fanning mill
One manure spreader
One grinder
One uzz saw
One cream separator
Two incubators
One electric pump jack
One pump jack '
Two stoves.
\
HAY AND GRAIN
Seven tons of alfalfa '
Some oats straw..;
Several dozen chickens, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
ALONG THE
BOTTOM ROAD
Mr,and Mrs.Claude Blanken-
ship and children spent Sunday at
the John Kelley home in Burl
county.r-nnd Mrs.W. J. Bolle and
chi dmn spent Sundny eveningwith Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Feet in
Blair.Friday evening guests at v.h|Carl Sorensen home were Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Sorensen and children,Helge Knulsen. Misa Esther Dahl
and Holger Nunn ot Helendnle,
Minn.Twenty~two friends of Miss
Mynle Paulsen carried out a sur-mise pany in honoro! her binh
anniversary Friday evening at
the Paud Paulsen home.
Mr. and Mrs.Pete Elliott andchildrenwardSundayliinncr
guests nt the L. L. Layman home.
Mrs. Frank Kelley and children
Spf-nt the past week with her par-ents,Mr.and Mrs.Kohler nll.»\rizonn.
~ illl.lll|{ ll l 1 : l | a n s u n uni i n ~~" r v e d h e r | | |
M r s . A n n : I l i l g e n k n m p , \ ' h » h a ,g l " t h u ?i n d i f f e r e n t e g p a e i t i e s.
»»=-= -====n=I ' n [t h e _ p q g § .c o u p l e o f ~~ ' a ? ' " : . , § : : :
months, is still ¢;u.il.L' ntl.Mr. anal Mrs. G. I. Pfeiffer spent
Sun day wi th th e for mer 's si ste r,
Mr s .Hd W ooner an d farn lly a t
()ns.\~.a, Iowa.Mr .and Mr s .I I .W .Sc hoettger
entertained several o u t o f to wn
gue sts n t u.slx~ thi rty d i n n e r o n
'Duesdsy evening.Mr . a n d Mr s .El me r Larson and
fa mily o f He rma n , wer e g u es ts o n
Su n do v nt the ho me o f Dr.and
Mr s .P. I.. Cady .Drs. and Mesdames R.. A. Davies
an d D. B i. B lo c r va tten de d a me et-
i n g o f th e Do dg e Co un ty Mzdi c nl
Ass"n. at I-`rernont Monday owning
Mr . a n d Mr s. J .R. Vi n c ke l h a d
a s the ir guests Sunday ,Mr .V i n -
c kel's Parents,Mr . a n d Mr s . J . J .
Viric ke and son,an d his sister,
Mr s .Cecelia Coc hran.a ll f r o m
v g s n u u n ° ~ " - "" |. - » U . . .- . .- . - _ - .. . .o f f i c e i n t h e M i s s i o n a r y S o c i e t i e s .
Mu c h o f he r ta le nt a n d time we r e
spe nt as a Sun day sc ho ol tea c he r.
an d f o r several y ears ta ug ht . a
Sunday sc hool c lass i n th e Ho me ,
inc lud ing su c h th a t we r e n o t a b le
to g o to c hur c h." A u n t S a lli e " a s
she wa s k n o wn i n th e Ho me a n d
b y h e r frie nds,wa s o f a n un -
as su min g an d a n agreeable chs~
position.Fe w we r e h e r d e ma n d s ,
a n d of te n wh e n she c o uld n o t be
wai ted on would d o wha t s he pos s-
ib ly c ould f o r herself.F o r the
last.f e w y ears she wa s [ilaticntly
wa i ti n g fo r th e c all o f t. e Ma s-
ter.wh ic h c ame J an.20,1931 to
relieve her fr o m. all cares an d
worr ies o f life.F o r these surn-
mons sh e was r ead y , for often she
said I a m ju s t v:aiti_ng,rs éf if lg
Jake Franzenberg has been cor perfectly satisfied.Crownlll-lameisgood place w be.She leaves
to mqum her death two brewers.C|1as.\l-I.of Memphis, Tenn. and
James \!Pittsburgh,Penn.,n
number o nephews and nleces gm
n. host of friends that are wad ng
f o r the general Resurrection.
The funeral services were held at
the Crowell Home Jan. 22nd at two
o'clock.Rev. Pardon of the Bl. L.
church in Bleh' in charge, spoke
on the text she had chosen, Zack.
l4!h chapter, the last part of the'ith verse "At cventime it shall belinrlut"and the nlsnYHUNB lu on 21 |Gifford M. Compton |
X¥ xEXTRA HEAVY I
Coffee and Whipping (kum
For High Quality Guemsey and
Jersey Cream
Call Early Dum DairyPHONE 122 an 38
lulie B. Thompmn, Prop. ~
chosen by her. "Tis so aweet to
mm ln Je sus"and "Asleep in
Jesus."The remains were taken
to the Blair cemebery.
Thursday,Friday,Saturday-last three days of our Great Janu-Clearance Salz Cilk Dresses-1i i l m fn S20 go at $7.95 and
values to $10 go at $&~sizes 11to 46.Shop early at the Fashion
Center if you want a good looking
Elllk Dress nl. a brrgain pr!<.e i t
mw ENGLAN~ NEWS
A farewell party was given for
Vlr and Mrs. Harold Curley and
hrnily at their home Friday eve-xing as they will leave in tlw near'u'ure (or Lf-vingion,Neb.uanuketheir future home.Mrs.Iurley's parents reside ut thatzlsce.A host of friends and relativesgathered at the home of Mr. andMrs. George Loltia Sunda to helpP. E. Fletcher celebrate .is Qtndrinhday.The guests all srnvcdshout11:30 with well filled basa-rets,soon the table was loadedwith good things tn eat for every-me.The day will h-one lunr
vo be remembered by Crandpa asrll present had a very emoyablevieit with him.Mr. und Mrs. Harold While andMrs,C.T.White of Igxington,who came for Harold C\|rley's sale
.__.......x , . . _ . . _ _.Dr. Normm K. RathmnnOPTOMETRIST
On: the Blair Drug Co.
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DENTIST
Located in new Home Theatre
'Building
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Imr. EDWIN T. nrr IDmtllix-gn sxn vxcn
om." in 522. Bank BMI-
Phom asa Bldr, Nolml
and hmily attended 1 misallan-cons shower in Blah- Friday eve-
ning for Mrs. Ralph Martin, who
was formerly Misa Emma Ziegler
and a former teacher of the New
Encland school.
Mr.and Mn.Freeman Loftis
and Howard were Sunday eveningvisitorsattheFredAndcrsonhome.Mr. and Mn.Earl Thompsonand funlly were Sundny vimborsat the ell Thompson home inBlair.Miss Fern Loftls spent Thurs-day afternoon at the Earl Thomp
son home.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Donnelly andson from Omlhl.wana Tuesday
I
Imxie Hovendick
~lnlned how he engineered fifteen
~ld red saws and thdr litten in-
f-tlgkd money in the Nehnskn
' g Crop Contact last year.Mr.
lelnen md, "The mon necessary
.-cation for snooess in hog.mg in w be keenly interested
in hogs."Prntemor Paul MeDill of the
Animal Husbandry Department,
tnen told ol A survey conductd on
one hundred Nehnlh ho g hrms
ha t fall.It explnined why many
fu-mera today ue saying,"l've
got to quilt raising hogs or change
my methods".Mr.MeDi1l ~~
told how some lumen were con
:intently getting large li m:~
chiefly by disardlng the boa
system of brood sow selection an~
giving more time and attention --
hug health, sanitation and badanc
ing ntions.
Mr. Clu-lea Lazure of. De Sow
explained his method of eonsdnten
ly producing corn economicdly b
proper maintaining soil fertility
aeration by deep rooted legume
as dovers and alfalfa,combin »
with selection of good seed corn.
Prof. D. L. Grass of the Crop
Department, explained the Nebras
ke ten acre com yield eontelrt an~how mud helped farmers to real
ize the value of certain impro -
practices-nm-nely,seeding »=~
aan of small grain to either 5
clover, nlfalfn or red clover, we~
prevennon and moisture conserva
tion.
The meeting adjoumed at fou
o'clock, but it was after five -
lore the group conferences
finished such as creep leedin~
pigs, getting calves to market b~
ion they have a birthday, mix~
home rations, harley vs. oats, soy
beans, etc.
thin CO.
Henry--Bids opened by Nom:
NEBRASKA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Big Springs--Fred M. Jump and
R. W. Boyd tn open agency to be
known as Big Springs Power Mu~
Fruits For \7§1';=»
china.
Burwell-Building costing $6000
being built for three engines which
provide light and power for this
city.
Youngelaus of this city, who will
operate itOrleans-Farmers Equity Co-
operative Creamery made net pro-
fit off $44,258 during 1930, whkh
is $7,000 greater than year of 1929
Elmcreek-Messrs. R.F. Mooreand W. W. Howell reopened Elm~
creek Bakery.
Wipner-Local post office recent
mission nuthorized purchase of 40-nere met near here for buildingthree lakes and uwcking anne with
varieties of fish.
Lincoln-Equipment being in~
stalled in new Government hospl
til, to employ 184 people.
Pllttsmonth-Trl-County Pond-
try md Pet Stock Show opened in
American Legion community
building.
Humphrey-Plans completed for
new modern theatre here.Build-
ing wi ll be constructed by M n .
. . ..... ..v
"ii
loads of tuxkeya.-.
Fremont.-Bid.opened for nom
struction of S50,0W baby coikaguaddition1.0 Masonic and EasternStir childnn's home colony north
of here.
L L summer we've had plenty
of sun-kissed vitamin=in mth
the fresh and canned fruits that
we've eaten.Bu t no w th at winter
has come we have to depend to U.
large extent on the latter,as not
everyone can afford fresh fruits
shipped long distanc es from éunnier
climes.Fortunately,the canned
fruits are M1Ic ed at the moment of
prime riperrsa and rmf aed to the
c mneries whe re all of their natunl
goodness. their vitamins and mineral
san;are sealal in.
W i nter Orc ha rd s
Thefruils that are now proc essed
in cans a mo u n t.praeucsllly to
'if~:fi
l
Mac k),cn;v.m1:t.c"a'» ,=cr 1
Metric s, figs. frmts for :~~ f r
berries,grapes,gr.\;,c.»..:~ nvcrries,peaches ua?-»I¢,h.1!\\-=
siiccd and crushed),;c.1rs \»}| i.
.::.l ha.I\csJ,}Ea.\:'.1 1"n-:1:\g¢'
<
< § ," : "
in this territory,with yield nl
about 14% tons fa acre;86% of
crop dnady harvested.lang Pino-The Putnam mnrbetbuilding purchued'by Friend! in
Conndl for purpose of nxclusive
library md club room.
Minn;-..Minntare Hnfel hksn
over b Mn. C. Mann, who plum
ve improvements to hund-ing md équipmenL
urea of Great Western Sugar Co.,
Nurth Plnthe Valley .is harvesting
..| |F , ||..dry and in sfruvl. q'll|.:.|:-. r:|i§.|'.»,
raspberries lr lac k and r e H.r=.:-
Llrb and strawberries.
You c an a isu ze! g upvf rnie a n l
nrange juice pu:up in c am.a n i
'here are nun[.\°a.y s in wh':h 5--»1
can combine c anned fnzits in n|..le
II-=leH 1 1 1 -~ .111 es: :|\|\||. I1r-2is 1 dvlisiom reac h and ltprim. :ill-
ins £u:c n u n p u f f s o Le:
\\"1i- one cup rv' ere . .1-nf' 14I
;. »~=r ~fi .
~. "u n ~ " '-¢""; " ' 1 *
Q g e p 1 3 5 ; ~~ ,~~ » g ~~ r .k /
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1
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b \ ' i s n e r - F i l l i n g s t a t i o n r e c e n t l y A d v e r t i u e i n T h e E n t e r p r i s e .
l l I.~l\u 1 | o
F u l l fashioned si lk to th e tor:
servic e o r c hi ff on we i g h t sil
stoc k ings th a t wea r,' Nc pa i r a t
th e Fas hi on C en te r.Si ze s 8 %t o
10 in all c o lor s.2~1t
Clo si ng o u t a ll Nec klac es a t
on ly $1 -- value s to 55.Fash ion
Center.2-1t
ulm s m s s A ND wx v Es
D I NE ' r o c mu mr
The members of the Ministers
Auodation and their wives were
snte ned at a six o'clock dinnerMnmhy evening by Rev. and Mrs.
A.JI Hargett at their homo on
west Lincoln.Those present wereRev. and Mm. L. J. Moran, Prof.
and Mrs. J. P. Nielsen, Rev. and
Mm. A. F. Newell, Rev. And Mrs.
B. Pardun and Rev. and Mrs. A. J.
Hargett
A pleasant social evening !ol~
lawed the dinner.
Why Haul Your Grain
To The Grinder?
( "
»
Highwxya No. 8 and No. 15, open
for business.Tekamah-Ra progress being
mmde on new br!building beingerected by A. R.ku Drug Store
Neligh-Victor Wal:w m n
opentions in his hatchery here.
Seward-Matt Hobovy pnrshased
Phone 56, Blair
We Pay Telephone Toll Charges
tem.Paving on strip of highway be
tween Omxha and Blair to be
started by State Highway De~
partment in neu futum.Leigh--Plum being made for
drilling of test oll well in vicinity
of this town.
Filley "a~nsLnlctlon compleled
on naw Methodint parsoxnge here.
..- |U e h l i n g - P r a m b e i n g m a d ~f i n -
Western Portable
Mi l li ng Cqmpany
We Charge No Milea§e .
o
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.: :~
* f ¢0 ' \~¢; {~ jr I * !
...:.gu "#5 ~
_. ~
.1
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W e grind Ear Corn,Fodder,Hay
:||n *.
formula,from her~s and .otherpureingredients.It is Rleasanb
tasting;thoro ugh 'n t e mostobstinate cases; §entI§|1eH'edive for
women and.cl1iI ren.Above all, it
represents a.doctor'¢choice ofwhat is safe for the bowels.
FAMILY DOCTOR
MADE MILLIONS OF
FRIENDS
1 -
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1
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_=;\¥-1%; \ :F°~4 7 ,
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R I S E
P i l s l l l i
f a s n n
in fedenl and a uto mu wi ll in~
evifbly force industry m inseam
prions all dong the line, and fur
ther curtail operatinu.
Every period al deprewcn, he,expldned, brings out a lla!! ~ in-
County Clerk instructed to drlw|Mrs. Alice Rowe, \
wnrnntn for $26.66 per month for lick gb; put weak,
d x months beginning F¢bNll'Y t.hlswri|$118~1981,0opay *h===m°»|M 1 - . . m n m E . a .
On motion the Boxrd adjourned »Iw meet Fehnmy 9, 1981 r gmesta u n s,..__ _ ,... ,; . _ . ., -|\3°'=s °?'£'°"_?°"'
who hu been
is better ll
Redfield wen
undny ac tha
Clittord and
u m E N T E R ?
ISSUED EVERY THU
emma u ne a ndwzhel ma we rer the por?-office st Blnlx, Nels..
under the Act a l Congrue a t
Merch 8, 1819.'
Every eubecrlpdmz u n t l f i d -o neeounL The n . \ m | l dwwv rll lbe hnzmtly ro -l
subscribersmn w d f rmn o n rmn i l hg l l s tn t t h
e x p i r e d u n u t d u d r x d t e r l f
dlneavered "s lure mrs".Every
legislator who hu 1 pet idea or
hobby new denundl that it be
puued n n relief measure-Near-
ly ell such me a l u ns w i fur
Large expenditures o f publlel
funds, fomution of new gévem-I
mental departments And more,offlee-holders, all to be pald from
public bun.
COMMISSIONERS'"'° »3;»_\w_g=»- "° n ,u f c t h l r - \Pno c s ami wc s
ln fereo at the d,¢1¢;..».-1 n b - l (Continued from page one)
eerlpdon prlee.Every mbeellur ~'.mu unhrdhnd that this edl- Christensen Lbr. Co., Repun 49.84
\l°\»| v °m»d=nv \r¢ v l¢ho ¢ o n-.U.s.c 1 » ¢=kn» okc °.,s up-
tract between the publisher md 'plies a.14
nhlcrlbet.(Unwln School Supply CoqSupplies 109.05
,Ge ltlng Buk to Buli n$
AI Gnmt Allen, Dngging 21.20
Imm Hnll,_I.¢bur._ _M 1o.oo
Prlee per Year $1-U dividuala wha believe they have new-ge \,. .m¢......e,'ma ny \n ummm.County Clerk.\Mr. and Mrs.B. C. Hjckox of
mu, no m runs ms n s .\L E.§ '.""""y "'°'; 5 ;-» ~== °-3 1 °-= \-_ gg
A.A.Aronmn,of Mimourl
Valley, Iowa,wu i n Bla i r lust
Monday and while here e r n n g d
for The Enterprise to advertise
his pure bred hogpale which will
be held Monday, Feb.B at the
term home lon! mlla northeast of
Mlssnuri Vlllley.
Mr. Ammon in a mtlve of this
county and a bmther of John
Ammon.Hin efferlngs ln times
pe n have lt tt ld e d canddenble
Attention and we ere informed that
the present offering la the beat
ever.Breeden will do well to read
his edvertlnemenls and visit him
on sale day.'
llaome.
;Mr. and Hrs. Henry Chr-lnensen
drove to Omaha Sunday when they
mja nd di nne r with thelr son.
Donald and wife.»
I Rslph Pearce, who resides north
Of Blair,hu re nted the U.S
Reeves hrm lt De Sdto where he
will move About March let.
Hrs. Ole Jmobsen end daughter
Allee vixived ln Gmnhl from lu1
Snndly till Wedneldsy night e4
the H. 0. Hurd home.
"Chlntz Cothge",a played#
will be given at the Chrletiu
church Friday evening,Feb.6
Admission, 261: md 15e 2-1~
Mr. and Mrs. Wuon Tyson nm
Ei
K"
5-1 1
L "f d *,Q 1|_1~.~ul ~- f f r f
Fifteen gears after his adua-
tion, Dr.aldwell becam amous
for a single prescripti ,which, n o w l a f g e r g o r t y y e a r s ,i s s t i l l
m g r l e n s .y T q d a y D s C a d w e l l ' s S y r u p
| P e p s m r s t h e w o r l d s m o s t p o p u l a r
l a x a t i ve .M i l l i o n s o f p e o l e n e v e r
t h i n k o f u s i n g a n y t h i n g e s e w h e n| t h e y ' r e c o n s u p a t e d ,h e a d a c h y ,
b i l i o u s f e v e n s h o r w e a k :w h e n
! b r e a t h i s b a d ,t o n g u e c o a t e d ,o r
| the 're suffering from nausea, gas,: or Lek of appesite or energy. _*
|Dr§{Ia!dwell's. Syrup Pepgnry rg
I I U I L o u nMu c h t s l k h u b o e n ' ° ' " ° ° " | " i ' G a s ° "\"21.x1
d n r i n z Ut e n u t y e a r o r mo r e " ' . = . . . .u. \| _: m r 10.00
P.M. Tyson were guests lt flum e s s E _Puls e Gnnt Allen home south of tow:
ua..- |1551 Slilid!!!5§1a§§f°5=f.t'2'.°,.,°22'i'".?,":;s~=b~»»1°~7-T® Q°».<=- .sem £52Jlvuu.,u u u n .'......n o 1 n o 1 |M r a n d M r s .L o u i s N a e v e i l l !
nv e r y mum:pu.-=v...... ..-_gn hu bee n duly e mpha dzed- ggflgy ';V""f°;=°|»=°°r u w _,_,,,,,,, W1equstelyan-ened.A;time a 1-mn r 111.00 M , J h A. nh " " "_ ' " '_"pmed the accounts of the depnas- BWI B°ff°l»n_ I-llwr s o m n i . .Q f i oades.cmmnn of Larume,
. .._.._..Beml Bertcllen. Llbor 19.50 1-:na ul m d 31 so Sundly at the 1
~to S011 home.
. spent the dn;
pdrental, Free
don have lon notmng nn me wen-|-"DIZ.But, as A direct result of ¢he2A"5° W 1-r ed
depression,there have o o me n i u n- ! E' ~ne 'ssngn
u l d l '!'rtu ties _.g r i n f g m e g l "r °;>_P;ng ulezwe b. P!e1£fer.LlEf£sdrs
foundation far individual pro s ne r- gm i a n h m i n:
ity, for fortune.Ma ny a re talung egg?glvm'P r
f f bl cte9He'=:§§.f.f3"':..:'t§',£".,f.;':*;,. John Stewart, Labor
s.oo
60.004.4013.80
ms21.153313?
pa y fo r my subsalption m Oct.
1931.Sorry we have negkcted
this so long but owing w 'our get-
ting ready to move we have been
very busy,After March m o u r
address will be Amiret, Minn.We
have had a very nice winter so
far,no snow to speak of.The
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blatter nm
family spent the day last Sunda;
at the parental,Henry Mnnk<
home at Fontanelle.
Mr.and Mrs.Martin Berielsel
entertained nt a plnochle pany ol
Tuesday evening. Lunch was serv
.A 'r\.-v. nf.-A lm., fnhln5"$|a`i§-'.""°,5L`¢"£°"»7J»|T=`L EE
In the mn o f th e i r e ll
.mi ni ng elm nnmnihllitv
.zz ;ala | I l a r r y T u c k e r ,~~ a r e ~BI. lfl lIl\B l't i m e _* t u s A l l c l c \ l \ l u Avu n . . .u u n . ¢ .
l.l......A lf"l a v a n n L n l r m r 9 . 0 0 V n n v * | M \ | v ~T U ( ! 8 d 8 Y \ 'i 8 l t o l . 8 a t ~
pcm 01 ultlunu v .Lllla vll .¢»-...- _ _Avun ulul _f o r e n Me n n o C La r a e n , L a b o r 5 5 |Mr s .M ,~F r e d So ll h o me we r e Mr s .J .E
0 B Ge o D e m;V o g le s a n g a n d Mi s s Ma d e Ha mmen e li m:Ha ns M.' J e m= e n, D ra gg in g ?Y r e e Y.
. a s b e e n O m a h a R o a d E q u i p .C o . .R e -_ _P S . - W e s u r e d o e n j o y s e t t i n g o f F r e m o n t ,a n d D r .F r a n k w
" '1 9 |9 . 2 r \ _ . . . . \ . . .
¢A\| \un;u www l " " " " " "rlarging business has not be
inate d. on the c ontra ry I1
f" ~pairs --,umm the paper:stsmulatcc ...-!Nnh|°n,\\tn Inwn cm ci. Gas 1122*..nlu s n u r e 0 1 umru lu .
M1=W W is ne an d sons oTh e do llar buy s mo r e pr o p e n y
today than i t di d te n y ears ago.
There is mo re c ertainty th a t th e
va lu e of p ro pe rty s o ac qu ir ed will
inc r ease tha n th ere was the n. This
is n good ti me to plan t money .
The s oi l is fe rtile no w.It i s p r o -
duc tive.Th e mon ey wi ll propa-
ga te ;i t wi ll g r o w;i t wi ll bear
golden fr u it.
W he n a ny ma n tu r n s h i s a tte n -
tion to investmen ts or business
a n u u n p . - -- -. __ - _,,_Chr istens en Lum r Co., Posts 8.64
Glen n Mc D on ald,sn .Sal-
ar y /100.00
D. 0. S hee ts , J a n. Sa la ry 100.00
E .W .Hi lg e n k a mp ,Dr a g -
ging'18.00
Rivett Lbr. & .Coal Co., Posts 34.83
Neb ra ska I owa Oil Co ., Ga s,
etc.55.04
Christensen L u mb e r Co.,
Pos ts 93.00
F I S H F D R T H E P O O R
Oli ve r Hu d i es o n rec eived wo r d
f r o m hi s son,Ems le y ,wh o i s i n
th e emp lo y o f th e stabe depart~
me n t B e i n i n g o u t th e lak e s o f th e
sta te an d thus p res er vin g the ga me
fish,th a t o n lu s t Sa tu rd ay h o
loaded n c nrload o f th e coarse
fi sh f r o m s.la ke ne ar J o hn s to wn ,
Ne h. an d s hi p pe d th e m t0 0 m a h a .
Er d y Mi lle r, D r a g g i n g 12.0 0lTh ese fi s h wi ll be gi ve n fr ee to
.n a nr :n :_ ..r\.__.........:.L...11 Hn *lan ou)¢ .J n m ; " I h
a u o u ;..- _ _ .. . . ._Blo omfi eld,No b . , d r o ve d o wn la s t
Th u r s d a y a n d vi s ite d a t th e h o me
of Mrs . Pe te Re e h a n d a lso a t th e
Fr e d S oll h o me .
Mr s .W m .Sc herdin entertain ed
at di nn er Su nd zi y f or Mr. an d Mr s.
Clarenc e Goc henoue o f Oma h a ,
an d Mr . an d Mr s , Gi be r t Hi n es o f
thi s c ity .
K a r l Ch ri sten se n ha s re nted the
Mr s . Mar y I un d t p ro p er ty o n wes t
Sou th stre et a n d expe c ts to move
bui ld in g hi s mi nd no lon ge r dwells ~ ~ 1 § ll i § ' . § " ' £ § ' . § " " ` "
upon fancied o r exis ti ng adversi-~ M c D o n a l d La bo r
ties.Somehow they fa de away .Ha n a Be c k U i n
I ll €\f€I)Coll|flll.lllitY 11100 h£l\(!'gg,,,,,|\,,,11 f " ' n ld n A A
'éiéii ""az'.;';.' £inE}§;` 12552;where the
17.20 c a rp and b u f f a lq a r e to be ta k e n
19.20 ou t a a ef f o r t is ma d e to sell a l l
ann-fh n t in nnrzanmln and Fha 1ani wn mi
Ma rc h 1 .
M r .a n d Mr s .Ge or ge Mc Br id e
we n t d o w n to Om a h a Th u r s d a y to
vi s i t th ei r an n.L v le Mc B ri d e an dg r o wn ric h o r well~to-do bec ause'
wh e n th e gr ea t me ss o f people
new only depression these men dis-
cerned in ve stme nt sec urity a n d
prof it a nd s hopp ed thei r plans ac ~
c o n ii n g ly . -F o r es i gh t.
I t M o v e s
. l l l \ } \ K I \ | .U :l l o \ J u l n u v n u n a \ . . \ '
ond ed by Ch ris Hinz , the fo llowi ng
resolution wa s adopted.
R E S O L U T I O N
W H E RE " * ° ,th e Fa r me r s St-ate
Ba n k o f B la i r , Ne b r a s k a ,ha s de -
posited wi th Th e Fi r s t , Na ti o n a l
Ba nk of Oma ha ,0ma h a , Ne b r a s k a ,
Trus tee,c ertain securities,mo r e
Qnrtic plariy deecrib-ed. fe c e q e i p
v u u v a u r v u u n u u n p a w s u v ' n u r l u n - ube dis posed of in éorne other man-
ner.\
LOCAL OVERFIDW
Fdahiori Cen ter Be au ty Pa r lo r
Phone 47-Alic e ' 1H'ip lett.2»1t
F o r S a l e - 3 0 0 B u r r Oa k Posts.
J ensen and Bross.2 - I t
w i f e .
M r .a n d Mr s .He n r y So ll o f
Florenc e,w & e din ner gpeste at
th e W m .Li n d e n ho me la st Sun-
day .
Mr . an d Mrs . C . I- I . Ko ep k e an d
Helen drove over to Harlan, Iowala s t Sun day to vi si t a t th e ho me
o f Mr s .Koe pke 's eiater,.Mr s .
A c c o r u m g n o w e o m c m u r e p o n d e p o s a t o r y !8€Bl[J1L d a t e d : n e 211 11rn . -n r . . .n-.\....4 ........c n . . -s . . 5 . . | | | fn \ f n f . T n n n s r r v 1351 0 n" 1r|n v n r l i f p f l .B 6 9 8 ~s p e n t ~f e q v #M Chris Hansen.
Mrs.Fmnk Brass invited in a
(ew friends last Thursday nger-
rincm in a quilting party ' ter
which they were taken by their
hostun on the Congregational
church dhn 1 '.
ui um:" a x ucpuxuiltllb; ull.: wmafr ei gh t _whic h mo ve d o n th a t
stretc h o f th e Mississip pi &river
f r o m Cg i r o to N e w Orle ans i n
1928 amount-ed to 1519805122 tuna
'| " | \ n f I ,§|\.n n ff a n i a l n n n n l f " n u n
w w ;v A v u - u » » J | n v v v - n u \ . n u u u - vubyth e Co un ty Tre asu rer o f said
W q ah in gton Cou nty ,Neiir aska,
Fa rmer s S ta te Ba nk o f B la ir , Netr
rnsk a. and Th e F irs t Nati ona l B ank
of Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska for the
la s t we ek wi th he r sister,Mr s .
Vi c to r J o hn s o n , o f ne a r On lm.
Mr. and Mraf Ole Jeriaen spent;
last Sunday In Omaha,visiting!
Mrs . J ens en' s moth er and si ste r.g
A n u n a n s a l t v e a l s l n I l c y u a \ |l u r l c
are a f e w ite ms th a t a r e o f pa x~
tic ular interest to th e pzopie o f
Nebra ska.Th e s e a r e e xpo r tite ms
th a t mo ve d o u t o f th e po r t o f
Ne w Or le an s :~
Co m . .. . . . . . _ . . . _ . . .1 1'f,938 tone
Corn me a l a nd c o r n
Kfiilf . ~ ~ . ...... . . . . . .7,192 tcms
purpose of sec uring deposit of funds
of sa id W as hin gton C ou nty i n sa id
Fa r me r s State B a n k under th o
provisions o f th e la ws o f th o
State of Neb ra sk a, a nd ,
W H E R E A S ,$10,000.00 F o u r th
Li be rty L o a n 4 %Go ld Bo n d o f
1933-38,No .Fou3§49ss, with COD*
W h ea t . . . . . . . . . .- 198,151 tons| ?f'B,.ffEtj'f°lfffl_,_°_,dfR'fft',,";i';*'
Mr .an d Mr s .He n r y ' W u l b u m
an d dau ghter,wh o reside ne ar
Ke nn a rd , wer e guests o f Mr . a n d
Mr s .Leon nrd A xte ll la s t F ri d a y .
Th e Dr uc illa Gu i ld me t y ester-
da y afte rno on,J a n.28th,a t th e
c hur c h p erlo rs.Mr s . Hild a C h ri s -
fense n was hostess.
4 Mr .a n d Mr s . F r e d Ra n ki n a n d
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reside w s t of Blair,enheridined
for supper last Wednesday eve-
ning the following: Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Hineline and famlly and Mr.
and Mn. Will Seltz, all of DeSoto:
On Jan.21 the pinochle club
met with Mr, and Mrs.Hamld
Coutts at the Hans Miller home.
Mrs. J. W. Blstwr and T. A. Bohs
held highest scores and Mrs. Bohs
'W he at flo ur-- --. ... .... ... 147 ,567 to ns' """" ', f"" ' iwatlulml na n! ul.u m a -dau ghter we re wée k~e :\ d g ues ts atOa ts ,.-_.....-......___---11,769 tons ha,I wb r a s k a und er th e esc row th e par ental,Mr s .E .S.Be aty
Ry e_ __ . .- -- -__2 7' 57 4 to ns ag re emen t dated J an mlry 27 , 19 30 hR168........-..- 31,523 toU5 ~ ~ $ * " ~ ' * = ~ . ~~" E i M....;:....n......................-p-.-.._¢.land Dr.N.Rathmarm were _conRlee flnur me I Ind `Blnlr Neuman, desires w a .mm ¥s=¢.f-__-_- 11,1sr.= ,mlwiu\'u»¢ md 'ne 1-'fm ~.€.*I,'§2ff£fE5»- "'l'»§".'l¢"'J$" ...né'§¢E"'.f nled.
l.nnl -ml |...| ,.,..,_|Bu\k o! Omaha.Nehnaka Uqrlylglte lut week,ll npgmd al __¥\';_f"d jig- W M:Dolde
1.\~ w-r 'f a ''°~§. J - \ - " " ' _I
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L L summer we've had plenty
of sun-kissed vitamin=in mth
the fresh and canned fruits that
we've eaten.Bu t no w th at winter
has come v e have to depend to 1.
large extent on the latter,as not
everyone can afford fresh fruits
shipped long distanc es from éunnier
climes.Fortunately,the canned
fruits are e hlied al th e moment of
prime riperesa and rusaed to the
c mneries whe re all of their natunl
goodness. their vitamins and mineral
san;are sealal in.
W i nter Orc ha rd s
Tl1efruils that are now proc essed
in cans a mo u n t.practic ally toa series of winter orc hirds for the
multitude and y ou ran have all the
berries beaidejand also fruits from
foreign shoren Yo u can get all
sons of anples,of course.in can-a
(apples whole.sliced.sauce, hut randbakedl.blnekherries,f ue-
berries.cherries (white,red and
Y
~¢. ` =... I~-' n w.; ~ . x .;.1§.'g 4 _.~ > ~'x ~' T _ i f ~~
-.f »»<=§»f.-»-:\"{'-12,. 1 \u '- ~» ..» ' Q '' ::..": " " "- . ;'~~~-~
°?f§:"»*/.v `=1»;\"f 13%'
I\Iac|¢1, c0.:1-.|1111t. cra'» ~Ll'1-herries, ligs. fruits fur 2 . ~,;-\-e-berries,lflP¢9»gr.|;,e.=u.:'-~;:1-
nerries,peache1 wh-Ie,11.1111-1.
siiced and cruised), f c-1rs wh-ai:
.=1.|haI1°es'i.H:1.1:==.1 ;'ne1:\:f
~ cnlaillellh pi nn-e, p|:u:*-1\|11 1|I,11|.:.-. fal .1
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=-gr IH-'L 3.1 I'.1».'2.=IZ
°: t n li d.
You eng dn gl qaprh-mail alllmuse june put u n g l ~ : n l
I n l l l q j '| In 1' '.5-»'|routine annslnirs in |||.»I¢
|2411'¢'|°l:|-~ .111 es 1|1|\|r. ll-refn 1 du-llsiull rm; and lpri.-°o. Ell-
-=.-1 ; o ne ...rv ~ 1 1 | I
~ '1~!i1es1:£;1s l.'G1.fec"!i -;f= su; lf.
:e-tl ca.|...:=.r..°*.f...»'I'§c-11: ~ ras-ricm=a-1|
3=~"-\fm,<1-gg, h ewfl inah l|lrwl»-r
s. c °m I1 :other 'Ef..;1. .=§¢ i!1e:.:mpi:....1"a::.
neil drained!
Home of Pcrfccl Tal/(ing Plclures
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
JANUARY 30 and 31Saturday Matinee
D a n g e r L i g h t s
With Louis Wolheim, .lean Anhur and Robert ArmstrongWeslem Whoopee-Fable Temple of Silence--Vngubond
THURSDAY '
J A N U A R Y 29
BIO DOUBLE PROGRAM
On Your Back
Wilh Irene Rich and Raymond Hackett
Headin NorthWith Bob Stella and Barbara Luddy
Il lu quality, Ind so lttrictlvu is lt: price, ~ It In
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SUNDAY and MONDAY
FEBRUARY 1 and 2Sunday Matinee
Office Wife
| | p u - - - f r ~'; ¢~'<1»§ . .»,.,;'~, £.T'Zr ;~§3 . ~
s '_ 1 . - f - < §e f $- 9 5 ; } » g . § ~ ,_j ;~
I ' Q U ~"\. T Q _.~5 " . » - " " ! ' * ' 1 ' : ' _'{_r,1fQ_..: ' .. . '~~g i l *~ 1 . ~
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1'n.cn»~|.¢sp~ms¢¢»»
Its popul ari ty ls bas ed on
u n u s u a l v a l u e
I M -Tha lnu-uducticm of the new Chnvroloc
'CH£vr101215 Sl: hu established a new atundud of
1|.°
a p i -n
berries beaidejand also fruits from
foreign shoren Yo u can get all
sons of anples,of course.in can-a
(apples whole.sliced.sauce, hut randbaked).blackherries,f ue-
berries.cherries (white,red and
2 ~°. \ ...nne- Ml(c \p canned :1'rw=\1<r w'
one-half c uv halved fred: slrwh::
ries.eandied cherries,rul~ye'1e¢:a
other fruit.cut in Er.:pi~;..s ax..
well drain:.d.*
oundspCottons eed oil c ak e--
Gottormeed oil meal-....
Ha y and fee d- --- .. ... .-
Glucose -....----..;_..--
Molasnes _________,__
The vnlun n f f ha n hin
|000.00 Fede ral l a n d B a n k Bon ds~ ;g;;;| .,pe r c e nt i n li e u o i' th e above
13,206 tons
18,314 tons
13,800 tons
12,676 tons
Mania rneuhn
'men ti on ed $10,000.00 in Li b e r ty
Bonds,an d said F a r me r s State
Ba n k o i B la i r de s i re s to wi thd r a w
f r o m sa`id d e p o d t i n esc row th e
above mentioned Liberty Bonds
ini oving.
D r . a n d Mr s . N. J . M a n n o f Te
ka ma h ,visi ted Dr .Ma u n ' s sister,
Mr s. E. S .Be a ty s la s t S un d ay af t-
ernoon.
Mi s s Franc es Bross o f L me o ln ,
l f r r u n s l 6 I u .\ a ¢ i u \ ' . »n » . |n l $ \ n l n u n n n f
a n a m r .an n mr s .una u.rremrrlwe r e gu es ts a t th e He n r y Chris-
tensen h o me J an.20th,a t a pi n-
oc hle pa r ty .A nic e lun c h .was
ser ved b y th e hostess d u r i n g " th e
eve nin g.1
Th e Con gr eg ati on al lad ie s te rs
il
f " " ¢ 1 § ` " "° " " " ° " 2 " " : ' " ' ° ° " i ~~~~~~u p v z u u f \ - u c \ n v . : | : | \ " | : u | . l .l n .u n :n u l u l i u a .e d ~~~8 0 0 6 ~d i na : : . m + » . . . f f » ° . f » f . f ~f - . ' f 1 " ' § ; . , L ' f . ° ' 1 f .$ 1 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 F e d e r a l L a n d B a n k § ' l - P " " ° " t " 'M r .a n d M r s .J a k e r e r s n o a l a r g e c r o w d a t t h e c h u r c l
~-1 ...... .....-..... v..-.¢ .nm u=-tween the mouws of the Illinois
and the Ohio rivers, wus $67,128,-
885.
ons r
Bmw.Bonds,-Wash Dresser-a dozen newb " °' "» "§ ' i " "? I.° "5 ' lt s gg; styles -$l.{)5 vélues on sale _at
Y reso ve y e °°" :~only $1-sues 11 1° 46.Faalunnnl said Washington County, Neb-Center-styles shown for the [Int
rnska,that said Farmers State ti \me.2-ItBank of Flair. Nebraska be Der-" 1 __.."__,~___,._.
pq r lo r s la s t 'li les day eve nin g.
Fred J enk ins is r epor ted as g el.-
ti n g str ong er af te r a lo n g an d
sefouu illnc s.s.
J oe A nd er son o f Po we ll, W y o . is
vunnvfnd fn ha in 'thin v.ri1~inif\f.1.i9.-On e h un d re d an d si xty mi lli o n mi tte d to wi th d r a w f r o m th e & -
dollars is n o w available f o r road curitiea deposited wi th Th e Fi r s t
c onstruc tion, as a esu lt o f re c e nt Na ti o na l Ba n k o f Oma h a , Ne br a s -federal §PP"°P*"[a"P"5 and | U mB ' k n ,Tms te e th e above menti oned
on han d 1:1 the va nous s tates.Lib erty B on ds held b y ir as sec urTh e 8PDl0Driations ha ve mv e n ihr and AM....a»an ls...6\n»nn§
mr .: mu mr s .n ve r e tt | .y !on ,|J r . lef t f o r L i n c oln Mon d a y to g e t
ba c k to h i s wo r k , a f te r 'i n s a t
th e par en ta l,M .E .Ty s o n h o me
fo r a c o up le of we e ks .
Mr s .Ra s mu s Johxmnsen he ld
i u r u n u u u v v U . .. . »- .. - - . . . . -` .-itin g; r elatives a nd fHe n d s on,his
old s ta mp i ng g ro u nd s , th e B o t to m
betwe en B lair ; and Hen man..Toe 1:
th e so n of Mrs . Sa m Aa dc rs on a nd
| li ve d with h i s p ar e n ts a n -1 f a mi ly
the nation analmol unprecedehted
opportunity to advance the good
roads movement and at the sametime aid in bringing business hack
to normal.Prices of materials of
...,.........,,.......e.....aw-..$10,000.00 of Federal Land Bank
Bonds 4%per cent and the said
Federal Land Bank Bonds so de-
posited in lieu of the aforesaid
F nh Libert Lo hall be held§§_§j"§§{_~j1\°_[°°j§§§_§§_y§-Hngf:awa The 'imm;~1;ci<>n»\ Bank
open honse to her Manda Sunday,
the date being her birthday.She
xawed lunch and visiting was en
joyed during the nfternuon and
cvcnlng.
State Senator James Rodman
n o r m :rr n u u r Demre g m n g wg:L.His u id . fr ie nd s an d ne ig hb or s wi ll
he glad to gree t him agai n as 1hi=\
is h i s f i r s t tr i p ba c k to the ' o ld
=hom:.
\M r r .F r a n k S i m p s o n w a s g r e a t l y
| n | ¢ n l . ¢ | |t h t 'I Y H H M w m l h n d a u u,w..., ...me .-un wiummme ox 1labor and engineering talent, a"d!:nde?Tha:nam::,er;,n:ndT;'londi-
g°v@f=~g-3'-; <;="- borrow money "iona as contained in the aforesaid
ow ra o nteresi.Eu:A .c d le d Jb* 1 »»n»==ff °' the "'°"§Y is f°'2 'z,f o §.§§°`&§§`. ul ».»..Y2`;"'§
wi".th bg areas w ere " J h e securities held in the afore~
uch dnlkr :ne un n."i ....,¢f..°f.""!'greenfuent "ha"be held by:
and wife were guests at the hume
of Mr. Rodmufa sister, Mrs. Jake
Brass last Sunday when they
drove up W see their mother, Mrs.
W.B.Rodnwrg and sister,Mrs.
DrosB./
Mrs. Frank Simpson has recent-
,....... ..-.,............,..........,evening bo receive n long diaunw
telephone call from her duughwr.
Mrs. W.E. Dolan ol Oxlord, Nebr.
who called tn extend best wishes rc.her on her birthday which is wdny
The distance is 275 miles but the
.-.11unnn in verv rlear and mn
fanner has been waging u battld
against | variety of clr\:um|tanca
ui d a sound "relief" program ls'
the construction of year-round,|
farm-to~mlrket roads.It is prob-
lhly true that lack of adequate
transportation Arteries has done as
much as anything else to hold ng-
riculture back.
We live ln a. motorized nge, in
which qdck,low-priced transpor-
tation is esaendad fo commercial
and social nctlvities of all kinds.
Only n small part of our millions
of miles of roads are aurfleed and
p¢§eble at all tima of the year.
Wise use of the appropriations
will pay high dividends.
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lssudfll a warning agninst the'
wer-taxation of lndustry,Noel
-Sgrgenff. manager ol the mqunrm
said The Fim Na tional Bank ol ly received word from Mrs. Her-Omaha,Nebraska in accordanco_mnn Shields, who with her mister
with the terms ol sdd agreement left recently to vilit California.
md re aipt.|They had stopped of! at El Pao
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.i'l'exns for a week's visit with reh-tlut The First National Bank of,§ves and were enjoying the trip
.omg1m, Nebraska, Trustee, the de very much.They were leaving al
pomtory, he and is hereby auth-lthlt time for Sntiagn, Calif.orlzed,ordered and _directed '°1 Mr. md Mrs. R E_ Vinton ensunendertatl i e u u d Funners ni n e a t d i |t S d ,Suu e mu o f Bla ir, Ne hrnkn l§ hé| Dr. a nd ML . v:°;.:;, .,&.;f
aronsud $10,00000 Elonrth Lab-1'wood, lows,and Mr.and Mrs." W u m n m G°ld B?"<i=°f . n x m n Cromer of Silver City, Ia.
1933-38 No.F00864986, mth coll-'In me evening, they invited Pm
P°" attached upon the me Fann- and Mn. IL c.DeGrof1 ca have3 St" ~ 3 5 Blnlr, Nehru- s uppe r wi th the m I-nd la te r Pro f
pon s ul them n o ,1 h v m 'ooo.oo 4 %Federal L u m Bun : o n lf,n ' °"°dM"'°,dw;§
vs new s hBonds with coupons attached,as rr FURTHER nEsoLvE1>,,"f,,'"" which they were gla d °°
3122; be f...Zl.1if;§1"..°'u_"$".|.,°,.I_Mr;§;°_§g;d;m;-egfgwlggg
hgesi rztva uqnu Bank Ulwe dneldly c ompli mentuy ta kin.
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was pleased to hem'her a»u'§h-
t¢r's voice agnin.Mr.Dolan is
superintendent of the Oxford
schools and Mrs. Dolm assists him
with mlzatlwte teaching.
s no o nn ANNUAL CORN
AND HOG DAY PROGRAMAhundrdWnshingum county!
fnrmerx listened Ltientively from
1:80 until 4:00 o'c.lock last Mon-|
dl: during the Corn and Hog Pm-
zrm nrpoasored by the locllrWuh~
ington County Farm Bureau a tthe council rooms of the dtyhnl1.'
Thex-ecard shows that those at-
tending the meeting mme from all
pans und eornen of Wnwngtontcounty.It also shown thnt four
farmers came from dist-mee: of
over twenty-Live milel.
C°\=!=*>i Agaxt Swv#B w
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u n u s u a l v a l u e
u lu qudizy, md so nuaeclm u lu prim, :lug n 1|
"" ; a :___;;:LLJLIa buying response throughout the
country. Marenulmmmbuyaiin the loiuprloo flcld ul
mm»»¢|v$.w|»»w¢h»u»¢¢s1».
'CH£vr101215 Sl: hu established a new atundud of
11:1 ."'-
»N e w l o w p r l a o s ¢
l¢l|l~l»O¢1¥|l|ur\lan|lnu¢\rlzhfunL|-~u¢.|l\¢uC¢¢nl\»\'
l-hll'lv-Vhl» v¢ h-» ».uu|\rl-» ¢-.s¢ \¢ \s n» 4» ~| &¢ v-
|lll¢ l\»~¢Con~uu-\|»~¢>.un¢»m» uues un.| d-9» -l-l
- |»¢u-r,..|».|n.\,lu-lu;-. Dpdnlqdpnnnann.
N E W C I I E V I I O ~ s i x
Weslem ~oopee-Fable Temple of Silence--Vngubond
vlN'roN»EvANs area.:~¢ g _|COMING Febi:b|»g;n|;!l:n:§;\YTake Hohdny
.g _;-.;"Check mdbonble Check"
SUNDAY and MONDAY
FEBRUARY 1 and 2Sunday Matinee
Office W ife
Wllh Dumlhy Macknll nnrl Lewi~u,Slom~Voice of Hollywood--Dnndng Bern FOX NEWS
Lluom
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 8Glassware Night
On The Level
Wi th Vida r Mehglm md Lllym Tnlmnn
COMEDY-Piiale
FEBRUARY 4 and 5
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`R::lation.s Department of the Na- M¢,v,¢bytional Association of Minufumr- ~ byern. md dm u waxes are 1'Bdlwod1MnHnn "nam
Ilhr y Luu of FL Calhoun,wrw'°v¢=l°d me vmmm by giviugthelhns bam :pending a few days Inltnnds in corn and_hog pmd\m.&op
Blair.There were eight ladiesfar Washington county lol' the
present as follows:Mn.Lutz, Pali ion: yous..lt nhowéd a
Mrs.Henrietta Bowmn,Hrs llrti inaeus in com but 1 cor-
v u; ' : . . ; . . ; .; . . . ,1 0 1 1 0 + L :h 1 \ " ' . l \l \ ¢+ l ~ » ! " " " " "" " ° ; ;
l v - I w i l l -u n i o n~iT-335`#`5|m n i f m u n m u a o f c i m w
ml and mm legmxamree.|Commissioners.Inuom mcvoy, mn. E. R. Stew- Mvvmmsly large uecnue mnogThe public, the workers and the y ordnr of ul; County Goun ut, Mrs. Gus Scheffler, Mn. Man production.lagixlntutes ofthin country,bela.ld |of Mothen Penrllm was gust l\leQm\rrls.Mn.lhttiu _llilln Nia ll!!oi Kdrlnl-ni.a
should xullze thxt Inga incense emma Mabel A. sylvu md the Noble and Mn. Elin Vaughan.3Duroc Jersey swine lander,ac-
f 1...
bf f : , : -4 ~
Furniture, mga md flour cover-
ings.Mxthuw B. Bnndort.21-tt
Ludm Peck, who nu not fuily
recovend fmm a long and serious
illness,went down to an Omaha
hospiw last 'Saturday for treat-
m~t for a !ew days.
Mins Mu-gnerlte Bums ol Dm!-
hl, Neb. md/Holley F. Clemmer .//
w w '
Phfulhllv, rugs md floor cover-
i l v ~lhthew R. Bendarf(21-ti
Amnm in The Enterpri se .i M n ,M m 'Anderson o l smug
» Mr. md lin. Ansel Tait vidted street is reported to be improven
Inst Saturday evening at the Geo.after sevenl days illness.
Kuhr, Jr. home.|Min Dorothy Gray of Fremont,
C. K. Bendarf, Iiecmed embalm-spent the week-end with her pa!-
e r . mx v n d e mw . mm,crm ents, Mr. and. mm. A. F. Gray.
9110991 161; na. phone. 133.8-U)For Rent-A good modem home
'-'~nd dz Co.
For Sale-Alfalfa hxy.Phone
21 on 27.Rollxnd Smith.1-tf
The w. i n c . ke mhgwn win
meet with Mrs. John l(cQuarrie on
Friday, Feb. 6.
Wanted to Buy-Some mmll red
wves.Call 2211 on 14.W.s.Brendon.2~lt*
"=.4.~
Advertine in The Enterprise.
Vina Foley of Elkhorn,spent
the week-amd at the home ol her
parents, M-"t."'d Hrs. Jerry Fdey.
A good 6-room houn well lo-
abed for sale by March 1, $l'750.
z-1:N. T. Lunl t Co.
For Sale-A Duroc Jamey mals
Ndsnih. Jmunry '29, 1931
to 18 acres of grou::d._ Geo.n.a u .I u l I n u m .u a l ;\ l ¢ l \ A n \ |A n \ ¢ u .|."ZI 0 I m n n e a c n b a u x .w e r e m a r -E .B . ~ Q 1 1 |.»¢¢"»\.¢n-nn u g if a n l \ \ \ ;F u n d ' A W B ..................|l'a Il ....*..2-.1 n ¥.|L .n h 'L A L. .f i - . .
S iefe.r, 807 E. South Sf..z-zr
u s in g out all Necklaces atonly$1--values Do SS.Fuhlon( m f r .2 -u
For Sal A Chevrolet truck
box eomplde.Phone Blue 859.
2-lt'
For Sale-6004 alfalfa, second
and fourth cuttings.Lloyd Jecob,
Kennld Pho ne.2-lt'
ln. E. M. Healy end daughter,
Be tty nd Mm. A. R. Bwe npe ni
lm Sahmlny in Omnha.
S Johnson his moved his fam-
ily nw the Edwerds residence on
sum- and South mem.
SIKA and Onreoats. Flntehu.'Beuonxhle prices.1;heo._y'ahl~
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m=§£li}=éame Plnochle cm '"'a
evening.|
The M. E. Ladies Aid met with:
Mrs. R. R. Woods Wednesday dt-
ernoon, Jan. 28.,
C. K. Bendorl, licensed embllm-
er ind undertaker, Blah.0{!}°¢
phone, 161; res nhoae. 188.3-U
For Sale-Wheat andfoibstraw
holed;alfnlh and c o n eoba.
Phone 12 on 84. John Zalouiek. lt'
un. sam Stevens spent a few
days last week with her dmghter,Mn. OW) Kjeldgaard, of Teknmnh.
For Sale--Barred Rack eockereln
52.00.Hatching een.ss.oo per
h dred.Phone 221 on 86.Ottou n
io"-=.gm. . .-........-.....,..,,home~lut Sunday.
Hr. md Hrs. He nry lhznen of
Omaha, visited nt the Chris Let-
uen home on west Colfax street
lust Satundny afternoon.
I offer lor elle my Belgium dn-alt
ltalllon, Marqde IESG; ullo n finepedigreed Jack.Cell John Bella,
Blair, Nc-b. ,so-rf .
A dandy l0~ncre inet, well lo~
cated, good improvements, close in
low taxes.Priee for ulck sale,q;sooo.oo.N. T. Lund & Um 2»1t
Hr.end Mrs.T.R.Jacobsen
nnd children of Irvington,spent
the weekend at the Myron Mot-
xinger home.`\
For sale--'Avo mme u newhealing stoves ln the very best ol
shape.Will sell or trade.F u m-ers Produce Co.so-ef
Mr.and Mrs. D. 2.Mummert,Jr..Miss France;Koopxnnn and
Louis Murdoch attended the Auto
Show in Omaha l m Slturdey
night.n m Alice Jensen.who ls nt-
fendinz the atm university, pllnl
w wma home today for a few
days visit before the uecond se-
mester opens.For Sa le -A good broadeeat
eeeder, good as new; also n 7-ft.
binder; one sweep grinder and one
riding cudtivator.Phone21 on 16.
Henry A. Hmmm.1-2t'
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Mr. and Mn. J . E. Miller a nd ne u oltumuy , Jun. u n me wu-lamily visited Sunday at the umlzfesrtiond pnrsonnge, Rev. A. F.
Millerhomo in Arlington..¢Newe1I officiating.'I'he young
ge" and Gwrze Crowdy visgwd couple started nt onoe for Calif-
thdr deter md husbend, Mx. and°""* by auto.
Mn. Sam Momlng of Omaha, lm;M,,_John Kyde of Denver,
Sunday.
Miss Louise Ziegler ol Wayne,
Nob.:ml Manic Ziegler of the
Crowell Home spent the week-end
with home tolh.
Regular $7.60 Permanent Waves,
$5 I-nd $5 NOW.Either Croginole
cn- Spin! Wind.Phone 197.Mrs
x . A . P a m 29-cf
The Catholic Ladies'Club are
holding their regular business
meeting this afternoon (Thunsday)
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Colo. took a (ew of her old Bllir
friends by surpri se lut Sunday
aiwrnoon when she cnlled on them
on her wny home from Chicago.
She drove into Chicago with her
brother-in-low, Mr. Klrkegnrd, to
nee her daughter, Marian, who isstudying violin there.They were
very anxious to get on to Denver
nndhnd but a brlel cell for Mrs.
Geraldine Stewart and Mrs. Chan
N. Hansen.
»'0urSmall
Prices Magnify
Our Values
__@°_.#fruit wifi A. ll. Lun¢|*lrd,°IIO\D1°lRhi'e." "L-ou Mr.h..°1d Mrs. Andrew Jenseq ot.M1-. and Mrs. Andrew Bghg ana an me pamcmu remaence.dl Blurb. Iowa.'80-261 Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc§31a.-mhan of Fremont, uma over Saturday on daughter, who live northwest of]For Sde--Pure bred Hampshh-a
nn. G19 Hinkleyceiebrabed hen mn county, were xi=1=°=:= at 142° b==»fs=°== .end af" *° .°°° .A"d'°""S¢B1.f. vimed at §he .°»f»»a.r1f=11f:.s»»-f+=~.Lam- h.g|.vy_ '>°1=v:=» long
PUBLIC
SERVICE 1
TRUST
SHARES
An easy way to share
i n t h e g ro w t h o f t h e
public utility industry
Widx but a single investment--whether large or small-you participate in the rapidlygrowing earnings ofa lilygroup of 33 Ppblic ggility
Companies when you buy
Public Sen Ice Tmst Shares.
Together, this quality group
offers exceptional diversifi-
cation, prospects for steadygrowth,and safetyof income.
Let us tell you how PublicServiceTmst Sharm,hadthey been.in existence dur-ing the last 10 yean, would
have returned an averageannual yield of 22%.
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HANSEN & MEHHENS
Real Euute InsuranceSecurities
PILOT BUI Lm NG
Phu: na nnmnptin ldumnuauawzhmusawf tnasura
The lame quality that always has prev ailed at our
store ls m u maintained.They are,however.
oftered to you at m ore **'x;usual snvlnzs you ~
have always enjoyed when hopping here..lust
glance at this llst of specials to convince yourself.
Pruryps 70 to 80 size. Special 3'lb. - 256
Bleacbed Sultan Raisins per lb.-IBC
Succotash 251: cens Special -»- . 186
Bulk Coffee, Special 3 lb.---691:
Good Cup Coffee per lb.--~25:
Reid,Murdock &Co.breakfast
Coffee per lb.-----25c
Peti joh n Br eakfas t fo od per pkg.25c
F r u t q g g e l Z p a c k a g e s .....l 5 c
LEMON AND STRAWBERRY FLAVORS
Sugar 10 lb sack,Great W estern 63c
Soda Crackers, lten's 1 lb. pkg.-l7c
Soda Crackers,Iten's 2 lb. pkg.-306
Soap Quick Naptha 10 bars ..39c
Crystal Cup Coffee! lb. pkg...BSCONE GLASS FREE
Kamo Pancake Flour 4 lb. sack . . 2541
See our ten cent counter
w;:!;,§g.s
Address
~ 'lm simqnv °!'E"iE'|5§l'-V Kill home Tnunaly °"=°|~;=°=-_§'=f- ~I\_ Im ww lm sunday une "»f~:.'s_e:'i\x-_1°2 e.'e°.&ze°¢»'l\|n 1|niltnbéf n f Of lllli fIi8IId8i nimr.T h a M i n i o n Ci ttll!OI me I $ 8D ' lmul n van i n n uor Dreecung purposes.L. nl. man-" " ' t 1 - _ U _ _ ' " "" _ _ ""a l u m - - - - - - - qA»'f?§;¢='33='f " f & J `. i 1 ° ' i 1 f T ° i ° . ? d " ° ' § ? . f 1 § ' ; ; , ° " " ' ° * ' i s 5 3 5 ` § L`i'..f"il§`$'. f § ' ; 'T h e T h u r s d a y e v e n i n g b r i d 8 0 ' l e y , N m m i l é , N l b .3 3 , 4 1
c .n a .C h r i s t e n s e n o f B l a i r l " t \ h o m e .{<=1~=b m ¢ ° $ ~ °t h i s e ve n i . n g ,J s n .2 9 5 |M r ,a n d M r s .A l b e n C u r t i s a n d
n t t h e C h f t o n H o t e l f o r d m n e r a n n b a b l f. .w h o h a v e b e e n vi s i t i n g a t
'M 5. if~ (sehr m m .
lin Olive Smith, who is teach-
:....... :.. elm 'rniramnh schools. spentmg U. W ..._......_ ___-end at the home o! her
g
teezndmathzt. Mrs. Dlive J. Smith.
Jim Juhnson and daughter-in»
law, Mrs. Violet Johnson returned
Iram Wyoming,lll.lint weck
-.|.n» rhpv visited Mrs. Johnsoxfs
Sunday.
Rev.N.C. Carbon,who hae
been touring in the east for the
last two weeks, is acpected home
Friday.
Fnnk Rinluw has been making
Tam Christensen, who hu b°°nthen with Mr.and Mrs.E-M»
staying with his son, Alex out in Beaty where they will play bridge.
the western part of Nebraska -rl Waller Peck, who has been vu-
Kirk,Neb.,accompanied his sun iting relatives in and around Blairhere Munday and is visiting at the for several weeks, has gone up ml
the A. G. Curtis home in this cityfor the past. five weeks, left the
latter part of this week for points
in South Dakota to vidt relatives.
Wm.Streeklua of lincoln isOhver Hudleaon place.Tekamah Us spend some t.ime_Wi*-7' _visiting his sister-in~law,'Mrs.
,Q-§ . § E r § r § 5 r ."3 » » } n f= c h a ; § ; §n h i s f i l l i n g
- -.\ l _ _n r z:\G m i i k n f ¢\....&u A l l a n b l m n i f n r i n l i v
station Mrs.Bertha Goklehon and so:1:f'hi, daughter, Blanche, Mrs. Lintonipmnk Dudgeon and Mr. Dudgecm.an its and fnthnr Sheldon Peck drove to|r>.\¢f».-. and family.Mr. Streckfus will be remembered
An easy way to share
i n t h e g ro w t h o f t h e
public utility industry
Widx but a single investment--whether large or small-you participate in the rapidlygrowing earnings ofa lilygroup of 33 Ppblic ggility
Companies when you buy
Public Sen Ice Tmst Shares.
Together, this quality group
offers exceptional diversifi-
cation, prospects for steadygrowth,and safetyof income.
Let us tell you how PublicServiceTmst Sharm,hadthey been.in existence dur-ing the last 10 yean, would
have returned an averageannual yield of 22%.
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HANSEN & MEHHENS
Real Euute InsuranceSecurities
PILOT BUILDING
n u - n a Mlnill ldumallouabout hhlk: Sa-via Ti-nl. sum
~u o ee,pecla
Good Cup Coffee perlb.--~25:
Reid,Murdock &Co.breakfast
Coffee per lb.-----25c
Petijohn Breakfast food per pkg.25c
F r u t q g g e l Z p a c k a g e s .....l 5 c
LEMON AND STRAWBERRY FLAVORS
Sugar 10 lb. sack,Great Western 63c
Soda Crackers, lten's 1 lb. pkg.-l7c
Soda Crackers,Iten'$ 2 lb. pkg.-306
Soap Quick Naptha 10 bars ..39c
Crystal Cup Coffee! lb. pkg...BSC
ONE GLASS FREE
Kamo Pancake Flour 4 lb. sack . . 2541
See our ten cent counter
W;.:!;.§;°5
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lr. um mrs.vw. r. uma.. v. H... ,,,,,____ ______________ ___Omnhn, md Mr:- Glu-| l|h::ar;i:t convenience.
low vi lad at 1.|.ou" J. susan home lu! Monday ,,?,f'd":,'f,, uh §_';'d':y _M-35 ;
'Omaha last Surgnyhand "gm gin-A `~i~i~§'§,§L§°}¢h Liu-:ue of the M.|by a number of Blair people when
ner guets at e ome o rs~E church held an oyster supprrlhe ran the depot store,here in
§oll_ehons \ Qauhtkr,Mrs.Ea flla nd wmv at the Wf, ~ I-Iugl}eEBlair about five :ears ago.
afternoon.Confirmation services will beheld at the First Lutheran church
Sunday, Fch. lst at 10 o'doek a. m.
All are cordially invited to be
present.
Hn. Jas. Bennett and two sans,...A m m M.s.Fredrickson .of
at the J. l~l.¢Nearhood lome until
Monday.
Hans Jersild will be installed as
a theological professor on Friday
evming, Jan. 80 at the First Luth-
eran church.
Leonard Page of Yittsburgh, hashw..visiting the Delmar Feer
Decker and xarruly.Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs.Chris Nelson were
dinner guests at the Alfred C.
Anderson home, west of Herrnqn,
lust Sunday,the occasion being
Alfred Andcrson's birthday.Mrs. Tom Anderson of east Lln-I
home lust Friday evenxng W"-"around thirty present.Rook and
other games were enjoyed during
the evening.
Glen Mellow is moving his
family into the Dowling property
at 700 W. Front street which place
he recently bought.Mr. andlllrs.
1'l\ursday,Frmay,Saturday-last three days of our Great Janu-
°'{ Clearance Sale-Silk Dresses-vn ues to $20 go nt $7.95 and
values to $10 go nt $5-sizes l l
to 46._Shop early at the Fashion
Cen!/\~r lf you want a good looking
Silk Dress at n hargu n price .H
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hughes arc
ilIlun '"E;§'myf"ép§A:'éar.umay night ;"'°."`}f"°"" to"<1ma Sunday at the home of Mrs. time gn N§,,§;'Q;_"spa some
Mrs.Campbell came inJas. Stapleton,Hi" Arvis Downey and Mr. Ted from the countrv last. week and
coln stréet entertained about twen- ~ L. ¢ Hansen. who have been uvmg in a'Y fric:1ds lH§t Sunday evening, the thcre,are moving into the dd r ing
occasion bemg Mr.Anderson'ff ,Claridge home at Fourth and \ thci
*=if¥¥1d=>»Th? "'z'§= Wifi, iP€£'P.,.§'1i<=»»~ streets.hein
ttend anc e at an M. W . A. meet
i n O ma h a an d a ls o visiting
r children.'I`c¢|ay,J an.29
.ir th ei r th ir tv-f if tlfl we d di n iD-_ ..-- -r __._iversary .they exp ec t to cele
e with th ei r c h ild re n in Oma ha
lr. a nd Mr s .Stan ley Ma r s h o i
P
nw
&§Sn}>f Omaha, Qpent Saturday ;i}i"m£i¢}= her
iszht and Sunday at the home of Mrs. _}_ w Jai
'rn M .nd visiting ana pmocme anu a """'='M .nd Mrs. Harold Coutt.swe":.'Hl\l11=l`»§'§T'° m r a lunch was gmved by the hostess..invitda to Omaha last Saturda§;,bl0~\
a "Inf anw 'Punnn and . Thursday Friday,§9»*~'!"!a5""eveninf: to the home of al. frie:|d.}M| ;an d MPS.K..A.Plllllld ~M..._,ug M
ladies amsietc1'S.all|le uuu `""`}c."i§:f"`i&"'"`§.~E}é Iast three diays of ourGreat "an""»l\Irs.éeo. Spencer,who gave 11 Spiker,entertained 'f number o:Mr. and Mm.rauseThe "I\1e.=day evening bridge club S da dinner guests at the home ar Clearance Sale-Silk Dresses fbirthdny party in honor of Mrs.young people at then home lasunYVaiuesto $20 go at $7 95 and h red Sat rd ewenin Those resen' e n j o y e d a s e v e n o ' c { e c k s u p p e r a t o f M r .a n d M r s . G r u n t A l i e n .va l u e s t o $ 1 0 g o a t $ 5 - : s i z e s 1 1 : C 0 u t t : . 'b i r t h d a y s vh i c o c l r 4 u s'v g "m p h
"".._. . .;l . .. | .. : - . .lI"| ..mm m a m n n . m n m m n h ' w a r n insane i t a mth e Dr . W . F. He mp hi ll ho me , J an .2 7 ,wi th c a r d s as th e divers ion
du r i n g th e e ve n i n g .
Hr . a n d Mr s . A r t G u s te s o n a n d
And ers en o f Sc huy ler,. A n d r e iE d n : A n d e r s e n a n d son,V i r g i l
I4l........~........|Qnn.\o\r uiaifinlr ~
Mr .a n d Mr s .By ro n Mc Do n ald
ha ve ren ted th e house a t 108 E .
Par k s tre et whi c h wa s just va c ated
by Gle n Mc D o n a ld an d f ami ly .
M r .a n d Mr s .He r ma n Petersen
g_f Arlnng ton a n d Mr . a n d M m .
to 46.Sh o p ea r ly a t the F a sh i o nCe nte r i f y ou wa nt a g oo d loo k in g
Silk D rc s g a t a ba rga in pri c e.lt'
Clif f or d Me tz ie r,E ve ly n e n d ;
Florenc e Ande rson o f Bla ir ,a n d ,
Ar th u r A n d er s o n o f He rma n , s p e n t|
Su n d a v i n Oma ha wh e re th e y \ ' i 5 ' |
U 1 a l l U H y I I I C I U " n a w i l ' " " * " "A l v a ;n . a n o e .n u - u - . . v . " . ¢ .- . . - . . .. . - - .g u e s t s p r e s e n t a n d t h e t i m e w a s , E l n a F r a i n a n d F r a n c e s J a c o b s a m
s p e n t i n v i s i t i n g a n d p l a y i n g p i n - f C a r l A n d e r s o n .
o c h l e .A d a i n t y l u n c h w a s s e r v e d ]M r s .R o s s D e e t a e n t e r t a i n e d i1
b y M r s .S p e n c e r .h o n o r o f h e r l i t t l e d a u g h t e r ,D o r
Th e Mo nd ay A fte rn oo n Club met.o t h ;Da le ,la st Mo nd ay ,th e oc
wi th Mr s .A .F .Ne we ll, J a n .2Ii.l»": iion bei ng her e leventh birthday
JU I L I I u y c u u .u u u u u ;vn aa nu nb . . - . . -1"loyCl. Smith SPBIIIL Dunuay uve |1115 --.|Mr.:md Jlirs.Fred Young at with Mr and Mrs.Walter Peter- ibed the latter's wife at a h0S9iU~ll|The program was carried out as ix The young folks came in nite
Demivur.
Schenk Brothers,who recently
held a funn sale and disposed of
their farm equipment,will soon
_sen in tis city.there.She has so fur imprcvedlthe year book bug with substitv-
n and Mrs. Delmar Feer amhthnt she expects to be home this tions as tp those an charge.The
rd P f p¢t3 week.paper "Chlld Labor", was read br;l ne;':§.g§n:im,.e°n;Ueggrg, olqeb on Mrs.Fred Long, who is chair-Mrs. K. C. Defiroff instead of Mrs.
_._..._ -1 n... 'ur D r'¢me¢»hm inuliu Mnssor."A Pm-enffs Biz Job" by
the trne wit
Deets served
lovely lunch.Miss Dorothy wa
school and spent
games until Mrs.
the recipient of many "°e prefents.The :following were presenimo ve i n Bla ir .'rney n a m pu r -Sunliay so vis it relativel Th e '
dumed time C. L. Ben do rf Pro per ty latté r re ma ine d fo r a. long er via it.i
mu u u ; u n :Iv» As» v. n\»11|||B| luv;|--..-..____U _": r i k D ne d a f e w me mb e r s to me e t wi t h ' M r s .F r a n k Cu rley i n plac e o f ; M a r y Fran c es W a c ,o n
n... 1..+ *l"1\a¢dn\r nffnrnnnn tn ¢-nt|]&Irs.Be nd or f:" A Chi ld 's St.or y ",' Golle hon,Gwen evir e Smi th .Ma l
quilt pieces.Later she served :hy Mrs. F. E. Flack for Mrs. C. 0.jory Wheatly,Virginia Rec re ~I
lunch.Those present were Mes~Dawson.Mrs. J. E. Bartley was Maxine Skinner,Evelyn Brown,
domes Elia Pickeli,Henry Chrimvofed in as e new member 'I'here_Mary Jan Pieper, Odille Buchan-
tensen,Harry Sappenfield and was n good attendance and the ln,Peggy Pounds,Mary Jensen
Ella Raver.afternoon was very much enjoyed and Wanda Ericksen.
Address
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problems to confront yau.
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on Nebraska street..The following were Sunday a.t°t~ dm rs mrdaernoon guests at the home of Mah »/1.f`°§..'"1§i.. Ci M I; §§§n'§1'ff
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ryan had as'
tin Panlserfss Mr. and hits. JohnHatting and family, Mr. and M:s.|a`nd Mrs. §=g=f~===~= Kuhr.r
Paul Paulsen and family,and yno avea permanetl
Aaron, Edward, James and Martin
Hansen.
Peter Nielsen from out nearOrum, was an Fintemrise business
visitor last Saturday.Pete is abusymahandhasconnections
with insurance companies and a
berth at the state fair so that with
his farming operations his time is
that gwes a natural wave?A real
bargnin at $5 and satisfaction guar-
Calhoun,phone 111 on 43.51~2t
mteod..Call Mrs. M.Sutherland
at 415 for appointment.46-tf
Mrs. Gus Lyden and Mrs. Nettie
Stockton of Schuyler,spent the
week-end with Blair relatives.
Miss Thlrza Stockton,who spent
n . -- . - - s ........\.a #f h .'Z n Q ; " i t h
quilt pieces.Later she served :hy Mrs. F. E. Flack for Mrs. C. 0.jory Wheatly,Virginia Rec re ~I
lunch.Those present were Mes~Dawson.Mrs. J. E. Bartley was Maxine Skinner,Evelyn Brown,
domes Elia Pickeli,Henry Chrimvofed in as e new member 'I'here_Mary Jan Pieper, Odille Buchan-
tensen,Harry Sappenfield and was n good attendance and the ln,Peggy Pounds,Mary Jensen
Ella Raver.afternoon was very much enjoyed and Wanda Ericksen.
Address
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problems to confront yau.
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quilt pieces.Later she served :hy Mrs. F. E. Flack for Mrs. C. 0.jory Wheatly,Virginia Rec re ~I
lunch.Those present were Mes~Dawson.Mrs. J. E. Bartley was Maxine Skinner,Evelyn Brown,
domes Elia Pickeli,Henry Chrimvofed in as e new member 'I'here_Mary Jan Pieper, Odille Buchan-
tensen,Harry Sappenfield and was n good attendance and the ln,Peggy Pounds,Mary Jensen
Ella Raver.afternoon was very much enjoyed and Wanda Ericksen.
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problems to confront yau.
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This hatchery is located up town next to 0. P. Skaggs
and known as the Blair Hatchery for 4 years.
F a r m e r s ' P r o d u c e & H a t c h e r y
Phone 253 H. J. Madsen
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Tunein every week day morning over K. F. A, B.and listen to these hatchery
problems to conlrout you.
Announcing
B by Chick Prices
It always pays to buy Quality Chicks.
Our Certified Chicks are blood tested. leg
banded for the highest in egg production,
menulng tlinl 500 of our Chicks properly
taken care of to maturity il worth an much
production concerned, ns 1,000 of the uve-
nge Chicks sold that are picked up here
nnd there tu fill an order.Remember ln
these times do not experiment with Chlcke
you know nothing about.Just enll us now
and plnee your order regardless of when
yru wleh delivery.
Pe a t L i t t e r
NoCl\i¢k grower can nfhrrd to be without
this Litter.German Peat Lltter,order now
$2.95 per Bale
Price good up to Fehrnnry 15th
C u s t o m H a t c h i n g
Phone un (or raervntlon on Cnltom Hatch-
lng, $2.W n tray.We luve always hmught
price dawn for the benefit of the public.
We reduced hatching from $4.00 to $3.00
and now we feel that the farmer peed: nn-
other reduction.
for
Baby
Umm1200
or More
White Leghomn 9 :
Buff leghurnlBrown Leghorns '
AncmmsBarred ROC|(lWhite Roch llc
Single Comb Reds
White Mlnnrcu
Buff Orplngtons
While Wyundoun
Ron Gnnb Reds
Buff RocksWhile Orpiltgtona 126
n. 1. Whites
L i gh t Bn hmuJersey Black Ginn l k
Asoned Envy
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Chick Prices
4.Sllptf-Qualify Regular Grade
an 1200 la t Tha n
`or Mere 1200
12c 13:
14:15:
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17:1'lc
Splendid,healthy chicks
[mm vlgoroun flocks.l
l m proud of this gnde.
for you get wonderful
values at the low price
asked.
White Legbomn_8c
White Rocks
Whjte Wyandotte;
Barred Rocks 9:
Red!
Bu!! 0rping','oml
Assorted
(Mostly
Heavier)..8c
Assorted (Light:
and l>leavln_.7c
Aaah-o White:
(85% Females) 20¢85%Mlles)m
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Rn h n df . v Georire wa s a fo r me r
Miss LaVaughn Moats plans vugo td\I§:\coln tqmorrow to register
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studrntof the writ/er's and we had
a planar little visit over old
l i m a He is farming near Cal~
houn and is making good.
li s a Myrtle Paulsen was verypla s mtly surprised last Friday
evvninpz when a group of twenty~two young folks called to help her
celebrate her birth annlversary.The evening was spent in playing
games after which a very delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. Paulsen.
Mi s My Sho rt, daughter o i '
hir. and Mr . R. Short of Blair,
Salt last Sunday for Wayne where
'she will enter Wayne State Torch-
ers College for the second semester.
Miss Short attended school rsrliev
inthe yeorln Wayne but was forced
to give up her work on account nf
illness.She ulans to finish the
year there.
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lor the`second semester at meétateuniversity.She will {o¢>m
with her sister,Evelyn,who is
also n student there.
Start, the New Year with enter-tainment at its best. ' A Coronado
Radio will bring it.All latest
improvements.Gl.mble's Play-Boy
$49.50-Model 72, $69.50-Model 82
$99.50 complete with tubes.Gam-ble Stores, Fremont, Nels.2-lt
The 0. E. S. kensingtnn met
Jan. 27,with Mrs. Geo.Bates.
The assisting hostess-es were Mrs.
H.H. Brown, Mrs. R. E. Vinton
and Miss Cora Beard.Those pres-
|e:\t reported a very pleasant alt-
Mrs. wawlf Burke. Misses sw-\
dned and Lella Stapleton ot Srn
Francisco,Calif..spent Saturdsv
. .~ _...__ .. .\.- \...._.- Al n..:..
ernoon.
Thursday,Friday Saturday-
last u1ree days of our Great Janu-vClearan;;6'§alJ S2lv\'\§;=ses--ues to go a 'Ivdues to $10 go at $,:sizes uto 46.Shop early at the Fashion
Com-=r il you want a good looking
Sill' Dress at a bargain price.l t /
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Htgs Ponni'ng Coldwhen
keen,
''.Ȣ$--ml-1-nr Ihr _...l j | _
ed 1.1HEN i1.'s popping cold Outsirlctl |iuaran:ce it to pop."G.| aranlc
" has bec ome this c onf; slugln.and the |ceȢ.ad branches o a opthe trcc a are c rac kling in 'llseiand any tin whic h refuses to pc
cutung wind, thcrc 's no mure salisiaclorily is promptly replace\
a *- -#au \¢»f|\ru|.p|\
Iw n
You
FW?sh:
Another popcorn candy is kno
as Cor n Bri ttle.To make st, s
i p u t t w o c u p o o f g r a n u l a t e d s u ;
'. n h . .n n 1 J ! i l f k I I D L T I ~~I
ulu;may va . . - -_-_\ molasses or s:ra.ucd hone):half c up of water ip a_d~
, :ind uue-
ccp, heavy" " '" " " " " ' m f ; : : " § a ' , \ ; : ~ t |m a m a li e e s l n ._tu r e n ty - o n e
T h e F W F !d m ' I I E d a u g h t e n r r H" | . . l g L \ . ? f ¢ . . .n|-|...|-.» fr-\....ff popular indoor : p o n than I~1.v»=\z ur me c u s wmc r :Iuuucg .....Q.urn_ovc r lite flames In un.u,».\Po pu lan ty Ren e we d =-killct.Stir over the hr: oruy un-»- 1=---\.....\than MnM m Chas.Stapleton who pass'away last week. and accompanif
,.|{Wtl..'5 D r o u g m .w n m u anno ;u u|.¢ »-4 d n y b y t h e o f f i c i a l s a n d w a s f a l t e r :
| 1 5 . n e f o r e t h e _ ~ o f i n s a n i t y w h e r e
l.£fC§llU¢I \|r_.|.....-ll :...a.....o}r¢n nf makin!Until a few y ears ago when pep-eorn packed in hermetically scaled
tins and pails was introduced.all
of it was sold in bulk.\Vltetler
shelled or on the ear, it was Cxpqlt\{ltoallsortsofatmosphericc ondi
tions in the grocery store.Some of
it dried out,sonic absorbed too
mu c h moisture.and n ea rly all ol
it collected dust and dirt.
I t A ll P o p s Ne w
Housewives who bought popc orn
under lltese conditions had no as-
surance that it would pop satisf ac-
.or1l;,and quite treqttently their
worst leafs were realirod.A large
percentage of the c orn refused to
pop, and oc casionally , even when it
did.it popped out into discolored,
dwarfed kernels.
The new proc ess of sealing pop-
corn in tin. however. has eliminated
all oi these objectionnl ieatures. The
:orn so processed is carefully select-
ed from the finest Iapanese dwarf
hulless popcorn stocl! that is grown,
and the nroblem of "to DOD or not
"B duly au |.llLElsl.lvn va ...-.-.asp un in the above headline!but
simply wan t no say that the i nno-ductaon of popcorn whic h can be
"Guaranteed to Pop"is Cr td ttd
wi th being responsible for the re-
cent revival in its popularity .I n -
vestigations have shown that more
people are popping c orn than .a
few years ag o, a nd tha t th er e is
mu c h wider general interest.in
recipes for ma k in g popc orn c on-
lec tions.Here are a few suc h recipes, in-
cluding that for the ever popular
popc om balls which have a rec ord
o i roved popularity which reac hes
over many y ears.
Popcorn . Candies
To make these popc orn balls y oumelt one»hnli c up oi butter, and add
wree c ups of sugar, one cup oi corn
sy rup and one c up of water.b i n
until the sy rup boils,then do not
stir again.Boil to 270' Fahrenheit,or u n ti l the c andy is brittle when
t r i e d i n c o l d w a t e r .P o u r t h e m i a t -
s
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lil tilt IUQZI I5 Glgiuncus °°°*j "until the mixture is very slightly
scorched and wi ll crackle when
dropped into c old water.Removefrom the lic e, add one teaspom oi
vanilla and one quart,Slishlly
snlted,of the popcorn whiclt comes inhermetizsyy sealed c ontainers. and
Enally s in two teaspoons of $01121
mi xi ng well.Pou r i nto a shallow
buttered Eau. and, \[»l1¢l1 cold, '>\'!='l'
into suita le sized pieces for setvittg.Popc orn Fudge is made by boiling
one cup of granulated suzar.one
cup oi brown sugar, one CUP ol thin
cream and one teaspoon oi butter
to the soft ball ===g;;' m e f r o m
the fire, beat until s y r u p ND Nto thi c k en , ad d on e~ ha li www o f
vanilla and two cups of the PUPUOTUwhich is sold in hermetically sealed
cans.Po ur into a greased Pm-
and, when c ool, cnt into squares.
P m : w i t h P o p c o r n
Chi ld re n lik e to ma ke s tri nll ol
glistening white popc orn to wear at.......t.\.......ma th a n ar e a ls o W if i
the bodv to Craisr. Neb. where i' " `~ t 1. "he was gqjuugeq Insane.ue muo res |b¢ taken to the hospital at Norfolk
Hr. and Mrs. George Van De~m n g m C C Van Deusen a"'i Lzteas soon as there is room
Don . Van Deusen drove down *1 Tom Thompson,who reside:L i n c o l n I n s t S u n d a y f o r 4 v: : " . t !e d lv:n f :
u i d \U v |"'f 'V n n n n a i m o n w i a n J 80 1 3 1 1 O f B l a i r :e n j o y 8 P B 3 8
In'patient in the new ~»1»*-r 'hospital at th'=t phwr¢~ and is ¥~~-'
'ing treated for diabetes.Thfvfound him in 2006 spirits and ep-
pamntly much improved.
Hrs. O. Hopewell rec°¥v¢'d \1r |frvrm her daughter.Elizabeff.
Hrs. Bert F`8\tvlu. of the r1»n*h ef
'ML FHWB'mother, of Clarkson,Neb.Funeral services were held
this. Thursday.morning nt Hug
f1~tn1"l~y heme af Clark'=n*\ and IW".
'Hopewell and Mrs. Philin O'Han»
'lon druve over to attend the ser-
surprise on his bir thday last Sun
day when the (allowing relativesbrought well filled baskets and
spent the day:Messrs. and Mes-
dsmes A. W. and Ed Rose of Blair.
James,Frank.Will and D m
Thompson and families.
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The following relatives enjioyed
dinner last Thursday, Jan.22 *st
the Carl Pieper home,the occa-
sion being Mrs. Piep:r's birthdezr
Mr.and Mrs.James Ryan,Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sappenfield, Mrs.
Jss. Snppenfield, Mrs. Laura Tnfbe,
vic 'Peter Jensen and mr.and mrs.°1-1...Mies:nn Prinrilla Rh¢md»~a.|G°°" Helton.A fine uma was re-
af ""»¢}"2>"f`n`i\»-.`A.1.`é1"L:}e. -fohrr AI s P0Rlma d f s . a n d Ma r v Moore, rlaunrh-\M
te r o f M r .an d Mr s .P.s .Mom~e.| dHv
l d t Mo n d a y mo r n i n g f m' W a g u e ,*hi*
w h e n t h e y w i l l a t t e n d t h e W a y n e f g e
l i ;A r n L " | | .Q-_. . _ _. . . _ _ n _ n _ . . . .I t . . .L. . l . .
rs.J .P.J en se n le ft Wednes-
f o r W ash ington.D.C . w h e n
rvnnq a==|=sta te delemrate to
Na ti o n a l Conferenc e betwe en
Vn1=»\»¢\n'¢:Tlnrnnn and A-npr.
Lo pop" in eliminated.This c o rn isl
especially processed to g ive it just
the right perc entage of moisture to
make st pop most suc assfully , and
in then hermetically sealed in tin to
insure tl1e maintengqc e eg thn per-
ture slowly , stirring c omunxgy . ourfivequartsofpopeofn_ which has
been bought in hermeuealiy sealed
tin comainen usd previou-dr salted.
Shap e i nto ba lk whe n c ool mo uth
t o h a n d l e .
Y i ' L A » u » » \ A | » | \l ¢= l \ | i | \ l ' | | 4 ' O f I
in whiel grown-ups c an make than
into table dwontinna-A mu d r q
little menmnd .women c an be mad:
by thr ad inl p opp ed c o rn mg c th er
to form bodies, arms and ICI! and
heads. and dmc have bps;e for
" [ | 1 P p p - r I H (1 1 u L,|ll.I|||" | U '........¢ ..-R h o a d e s , M r s .P h i l i n 0 ' ¥ { *l " " ' ' r d i c a n L e g i o n o f f i c i a l s .
Mrs. D. V. Mr-.aww drove no in the invited to speak befor
Rhosdee. car with the girls to rr~nn the immediate pa
H u n t | . \ \ » \ r m m m ¢ ~ n m fn r t n h i v Q o t fl » 3 . '\' h z m u n : n d u l d i t l n n n l
'``fact popping common muennsuu .|in .. .............. -_- _5 3 ; h a s ~Because:d the pains taken Z,gif |1;IdPiwqainst the aides of y
°se est make this elpeéiadly selected and small bowl i mma of molding ns' Y m ' " F t P ( t l e p r o c e s s e d c o r n e x a c t l y r i g h t f o r a l l i n t o h a i l s ." T h e n ,v l n m 3 i s d o o g i
' » - » » - - ~1..- - -4 -I n n a n
place cards at informal lqnmeons.Some hosteses who are clever vrhhtheir Eugen have nlso jaeen able so:mice various small manuals by the
hmmltxl Im!!-»nniminr numoscs.uze company" remove u li uu l uni ulvm'|,:::..;" "i"f'" "'"*-i'=1..'::\f"f=*' "'*'1"':" T"af-.a.1"'.° ' ' iflus mn
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Blair, Nebnxkl, Jnnuuy gs, 1981n mn f s .erKENNARDNEWSTHE
1:arered nefora h u ar es Hg n in .
an d he p ut o ut h i! h an d to h old lt
back.Toluen e.On ly 1 f ew s te ps
fr om him..De i d. lik e hi t mo the r .
Odd went a hea d nl' h im ha lfway
to the s ti ll fo r m a nd no p pe d .H e
" l l ia n ulsensed nomenhlng eemu cou »no p e o p e 1 en-~ome s m
~'|I -¢ ~a |unB I R T H D A Y i a ,c e n t u r y b e f o r e g o i n g t o O m a h a
I t o r e s i d e .H i s d a u g h t e r ,D r .N o r a
M r .a n d M r s .W m .J a h n e l d e ~ ; l ~ a 1 i r c h i ! d s a i l e d r e c e n t l y f o r a n e x -
He n r y Ke mp c ke ,wh o ha s been
i ll thepa .st.wee k,is n o w abie tu
be up an d ar o un d .
Mr. a nd Mrs. W il! Th urb er c an qa
| :|~l1,Q |:
\puvnLs, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jahne l Mr.and M n .ual B i f f ! v b '
'Mr. and Mrs. Chdstolfcr Ande ~.ited at the Ansel Ta ft home on
sen and Mr.and Mrs.Christian'Monday vening,_Andersen spent Sunday afternoon!Mr. .mi Mm Roland Srmth Vil-
at_}-jgpz Ander§en'§|ited relatives in Omnha last Sn-nn; Plains of
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tha t da y._
Banc o wa s play ed d u r i n g the
ear ly p a r t o f th e even in g wh e n
Mr s .J d m e l assisted b y Mr s .
Bai nb ri ge served a fi n e lunc h
ab ou t rrlidnight.
Mu si c a n d ga me s m m play ed
th e r e s t o f t h e eve n i ng a n d suit#
able prizes gi ve n th e winn ers.
Ever y on e ha d a fi ne ti me ana?
voted the J a hnels real e nterta iners.
Tho se pres ent w e n :Mis ses
Fr e id a Grothus en,Fr e id a Ka y ,
E d n a Vos s,Ma r th a J n hr lel,En-no
Nelso n,Ma r t h a Bain bri ge,W i l m a
Ne wh a u s , Ro ma Be hr en dt, B er th a
He len ,Ma r io n ,Ma r g a r e t J u hn el;
E m i l an d Fr a nk He n r ic k se n ,W m.
K a y ,J r.,P a u l B r u s h ,Ric ha rd
L a m p ,K e r mi t,Ve r n o n a n d Be r-
na r d J u ng b luth , Ra y J a lme l, Gle n ,
He n r y ,Ma r t i n a n d J o h n Voss,
Ho w a r d Nelse n,Leo na rd Mi lle r ,
Alberl:Kahnlc ,W i lf r e d an d He r
be r t Newh a u s .
c d th e me mbe r s o f the Co lb y
C o m e r Clu b a t h e r h o me i n the
c ou ntry la st f rh ur sd ay af te mo o n .D r . a n d Mr s . W . E . W r i g h t a n d
c hildre n were Sunday dinner guests
o f Mr . a n d Mr s , H o m e r W a r d .
Mrs. Llo y d J ac o b . spen t Tiles day
af te r n o on wi th Mr s . A r t J e n s e n .
Mr s .Ma r y L a u t r u p a n d f a mi ly
ar e mo v i n g i n to th e Muthi es c n
pr gr c tty thms we ek .
r .a n d Mr s .Er n e s t No r d i n ,
l u .
a couale of weeks in Omaha visib-
lng o d school fdendu.Mrs.Frank Weexipghoif,Henman, Paul and Richn of Irving-ton, span. Friday at the Will Jac-
obsen home.Mrs. Will Jacobsen has been on
the mick lin this past week,
sms. CARL WARD
SICK AT KENNARD
Mrs. Carl H. Wardis iii at her
home hare and her daughter, Mrs.
Floyd Alexander was called from
Wayne to care for her.
I lI \..........._............M1 5 an d Mr s.Lillar d J en se n a nd
f a m i ly v i s i te d a t t h : A l Kr o n b e r g
ho me Sa tu rd ay eve nin g.
Lawren c e Ma tz e n spe nt Sun day
af te rn oo n a t th e E .E .Ma tz e n
home.Mr . a n d . Mr s . J o h n Fr az ie r,Mr .
and Mr s . Ha r r y S wan s o n , Mr . a n d
Mr s .A lb e r t; Ne i s o n a n d Mr .o n e
Mr s. S or e n W o ls man n an d f amilie s
visi ted a t th e A lf r e d Svoge rson
ho me In s t we e k .Mr . a n d Mr s .Ro la n d S n d th a n d
J u n io r we re Sun day din ner din-
ner gu es ts a t th e F r a n k Sc hafer
home.Mi s s E r m a Ni : i s e n attend ed a
bi rthd ay pa r ty ho no r in g Mi s s
He le n J ah nel a t th e ho me o f her
here Tue sday af ternoon,A n u mb e r f r o m he re atte nd ed
th e ma: q u e md e d an c e in B e nn i n g
l0 '1 S atur da y ni gh t.Mr s .Pa u l Noe l h a s b e e n o n th e
.iek iir t his wee k.v
A. R..ea le s of n e a r B la i r, h a s
r e n tf d th e No r m a n W ilkin s far m.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ge or ge lle de lun d
\.| .'10 Omaha visito rs Sunday .
FORMER KENNARD
MAN IS IL L
Woni has been reedved here oi
the serious illness of G. W. Fair#
child nt his home in Omaha.Mr.
Fairchild lived on the farm one
mile east of Kennard, now occu-
pied by his Aon,Edgar 0.Fair-
Quuxrmc P.An'r\'
Mesdames Ruth Rosenbaum. Sam
Hall,Earle Jenkins,G.E.Kron-
berg,E.Spraker,Ne\s PewrscnandAndrewN.Andrson apmt
Ix- - - n s
u m a y :a |.L a m b .Th e ladies we re wo r ld n g
o n a q u i lt f o r th e L a d i e s ' A i d so-
c ie ty whi c h . th ey pla n to nngslw
n e xt we e k .
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,CRY in the night.Coticl Ngcause for alarm U Casloxin
and . This pun vegetable pre mr' o n ~uick comfort. .J auever harm.qlt is iho sensible Hap;
~hen children an uung.wh¢m¢r |!'p~e stomach,gr the htlle bowehgoEc og oonxupation;or diarrhea.~en gn Lonwhcs are coated, or thcrealh as ad.mever \Q:ae'| needf genus rgatlon. Cluldnn lam:»¢ um of loria, and in mllaem
~akes it sale (or tnequant me.
nd a mbg? ~ done ol' Cutorb
wayl lu o r gm '-~an strong maiinine mean only ba
dull. use.
r y ; , y ~1
C A S T O R I A
Farmers Attention!
We pay 50 cents per 100 for
dead hogs if your call amounts
to S00 pounds or more.We
operate our own plant in Doug-
las County and can supply you
with
Fresh Tankage at .
$2.15 per ioo pounds
Millard Rendering Co.
Phone 67 ~ 2 We Pay Phone ~
_Jo'r1'mGs
Albert Lambrecht and Morris
Hansen of Winsnide, arrived at theFunk Gasser home Monday after
noon for an extended visit.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cunningnamxizdted at. the Wm. Hunt home in
Oliaaha Cluesday.Frank,Hermazm and Reinhart
Gasser and Albert Lambrecht and
Morris }{u1..sen attended the auto
show in Omaha Tuesiny.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gnsser on!
family.Aihert Iambmcht :md
?I|.rris 'rI. mon spent Tuesday eve-
mm.: at 'he 3.01113 Gomham ho n-.Mrs.Gen.Naeve,Maggie andPansuc-ro dinner guests .iz ti'-.
Win. Ruhr home in Blair SundnvMr.and M m Charles Misfoldf-
and children were dinner guestsat the Leo Miller home Sunday:'Mr.apd Mrs.Reimer Clausen:md daughter of Benson were Sun-day afternoon visitors at the
Frank Gzwscr horr.<°.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fitch and
Dovvld were Sutxda v visitors at
da y e ven i ng .'
Vi si to rs a t th e Ha n s Svo ge r so nho me las t. we ok wer e Mr. a nd Mrs .
Er n e s t Mo ns on a n d J o h n E r n e s t,
Pauline No hr en be rg ,J o h n L u n d :
Mr . an d Mr s. A lf re d Svog er llim a nd
Ch ri s ti n e, Mr . a n d Mrs .F r e d N e l-
son and fa mi ly ,Te d Ne ls o n a n d
J o hn \'o;rt.
Mr s . , Fr e d. An d er s on an d Mr s .
Georg e 'B rode rsor spe nt Mo n d a y
nt Albert Peter:-\»n'=.
hir~.Nnh~nberg ~and Mr.méé'
Mrs. Arthur Jensen and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ilunninpghamand family vidted at the A1 Kron-bcrg home Sunday afternoon.Leslie and Clarence Christensenof Omaha. spent the week at Al~bert Petersen
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nielsen and
family helped Thus. Anderson cele-brate has birthday last Sunday
afternoon.
m a u a I l |ls t.fDr. an d Mrs. J . B . A nde rso n a nd
¢hildren o f Li nc oln we r e Sunday
di n n e r g u e sts o f Mr . a n d Mr s .E .
0 .Fairc hild.\Th e J u n i o r c la s s p la n to h o ld a
ro ller sk a ti n g p a r ty a t th e K e n -
no r d pa vi lio n n e xt Tu e s d a y eve~
mn ~ .g L V ;.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshalland
daughter,Mr. and Mrs.Charles
Misff-ldt and childrerl were supperguestsat the Max Klutz home
Sunday evening.\'Mr. and Mrs. Louie Gottsch and
children and Alwna Christerben
)
750
011, YOURHARNESSDoIT NOW
jack Dempsey
Ke n n a r d -----Nebraska
vlted to Blair Thursday to spend
the aiwmoon at the Crowell Home.Mm. Ina Lamb entertained at aquilting patty at her home last'l'hursd f afternoon.Mrs.lizabeth Berry, Mrs. H. E.Ward and children,Mrs. ElmerMillerwere luncheon guests ofMrs. C. Miller.Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E, Rnscn-
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Goodyear ~1 cP a t h f i n d e r > ;~
A REAL low priced - ~ g ~
tire with amadng A ~ ~
quality.\ " \ ~ ~
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Prices On Goodyear Quality Products
ROSENBAUMSERVICN§TATION
VIS]I :..ur dn y e ve ni ng ,Mr .a n d Mr s .F r e d Pec k we re
di n n er g u es ts a t the D or a S umn e r
ho me F r i da y .A lb e r t L s mb r e c h t a n d Mo r r i s
Ha n s e n re tu r n e d to th e i r h o me a t
W in si de Thu rs da y .Re i nh a rt Ga s -
se r a c c omp an i ed th em h o me .
KENNARD NEWS
Mrs.George;M~nking went ~w
9 ,0 ot n - P a u l P u l l s
When you are s;z_;'}°`ering
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CHAPTER ll--Hepa lbnh. aa in hllcustom,h u brou t present:torhlg nlater nnd her mily .To Jeemnhe gle n a s p le n di d rlec c o! c rim-aon velvet,la u gh lng y te lli n !theboy lt is to be a present from eemetoTolnettaTontcur,amall :laughter ot the c elgneur.Ileinllbnh nllogivesJet-me n plutol b d d ln g hi mperfec t himself ln marlumnnshlp, for
the people or the frontier are c on-atantly in fem ot rnlda by Indianwar partlea. allies ot the Entliah.
c nxrr r.- n TI! -' I'} "b ll| lb llI tan- uMLhlaatety of the Bulalnn, ln theirIsolated Aposltlon. but Henri laughs
a t th e l an of danger.J e nn a r g' -n n t a the ve lvet to Tolne tu .ercousin.Paul Tncho,n ferr 'Learnolder than Jaelna, contrlveu to rowthe parc el away ..leemu resent! theaction,and nttac ltu Paul,bu t thetar tar 'hmm ilu! smaller hav.C HA P TE R IV--Next.da I te msfee lin g h e u ma wro nlr in rawllmrbefore Tolnette.| f ° "to her hometoalterhisapo o1le|.He h u nHmdame Tonten r re er to htm an a"li ttle English beast,"but ma ke :his apologuea and ¢o n .h o mq ,an ' -.tn g no th in ; ot wh a t h e h u over-he lr d.Hepslbnh taken his depart-ure.'rho ton ttu re go to Quebec,where Tolnnlle ls to be educated.Af te r tour 5enra d u r ln l lrhlc hJemms prac tically revhes manhood.the 'rontourn rcltlrllh W u beter:enBr ltaln and France d a m n ,an-1Frenc h aettlc ra hasten to .loin Dieshu. Frenc h c ommander.1lenrl annJec ma remain nt home.Ab un t Un edn y o n n hunllmr tr ip, J e eml see:tmom n dlatnme hla home In Ulmer
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l u c n u n u n ..V . . . . . .. . - . . - - _-c ould turn south to Gn d his tengo
nnee wi th Dlesknu.To ln ette b elonge d to him now n s mu c h as his
mo th e r, an d lt wa s f or he r h e b e
gun to searc h.In e ditc h whi c h h ad ru n almost
under the eaves o f the loopholed
churc h, he stumbled, on a bodv.is
had f~llen n mo n g ta ll : r u n and
weeds and had remained hidden
there.I t wore a Mo h a wk # n r
mf r ,and in one o f l u n m e n e d
l.a.t.do was nnulhcr English hutc helllke the one J ac ly n had.A s c a lp
was nt the war\~l§rr'e belt, and for
a moment J e ems turned nic k.It
aw a s a y o u n g g i r l e s c a l p ,d a y s o l d
A s h e n d c e d ,h e c o u l d s e o
t h e r e h a d b e e e n a l a r m a n d l l
little li ghtin g./' There wal old J ean
#Io Lauzon.the cure.doubled up
lik e n jnc kkn lf e.half dres aed Intl
with n h nlte rod old llln tloc k un der
hlrn.H e hnd fired th e gun and
was runn ing for the fortressetlrhurc h when tt bullet had caught
Itlm hetvroon his th in shoulder
Ialntlos. J cemn stood over hlm lonr
enough to ma k e notes o t Lhest
things.He sa w several more dark
hlotc he s o n th e g rou nd q uite n enr
to nh er e the th i c k o n ke n do o r to
||tl1P I I EI I I w n l r t n r u r c e u n s w a y
through the dusty ghlss of three
round \\ind0\\s 0\er'~ his head.
There mu st even ha ve been a
little o f the monster about him.
li e h a d Ieft some of h is ga rmen t!
wllh his mother and rather,and
'l= a rms a nd sh ould ers were h are.
( I m r a n d smo ke a nd the stain of
n lf f h hm]rllstlcured him.i l ls
fare appeared I o he painted for:daughter and a greenish tire glit
:erod m the ey es thr u. were seek
ing fo r n n erlensy.Blood dripped
rn the oaken pla nks fr o m his
-wu ndc d a rm.He wa s u F ra n k e n
nu:-in ready to kill,dtshevelmenx
and f ury c onc ea ling Ill! y onlh . his
cuture made appalling by his
esen mss to leap an something
imh the up rulsed butcher..
If the hntc het had fou nd a brain.|-
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fac ed him as h e c a me, hold lpg the
rnuskot vSl\I1l|she had Bred
through a slit In th e wa ll as i f
she all!!pnssiossed tn lth I n its
power to defoml her.He r ey eshm!In Hmm n mn r h nt mad ness.
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n u m u n n U ... . . .- __Yet she was sn straight and tense.
waitin!!for elmth,th a t l h l did
not seem to hu who lly possessed
b v fem- or terror.Somethin g un
Conquernlale was wi th her.the
smal of 'I`onz<-ur himself ntrngzllnxr
In hor frngxlle br east to mak e her
una fr ai d to di v a n d g lvln g to h e r
nn aspect otmh nan c e.Th i s cour»
use could nn hide th e ma rk s or
lmr torture.Death ha d mirac u!nn¢lv Inf!h m Hash 'IlnYl}!IChBd ill
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nd family,Mr. and Mrs.Hansiraeschanddaughterattended
me wedding of Alberta Dornacker
nd Pres Nickels of Bennington on
rn. 22.They were msrrie at the
.utheran church in Fremont, fel-
Jwed by a. 6:30 dinner at the
ome of Henry Dernscker.Ker-zit and Sylvia Jungbluth acted as
est man and bridesmaid.Mr.and Mrs. Nels Svendgard
nd daughters were dinne guests
1 U u l b u a l...|ll.}|s u v.A u ;un .,...._,his parents.Mr.and Mrs.James Reeh and
Edith French came down fromSchuyler to get their father, Reese1're:1ch.Mr. French has been with
his mother the past several weeks.Mrs Tom French is caring forMrs. Charles Reeh at the presenttimeasMrs.Reeh is qulte ill
with the flu.Arlene Amlrensen,daughter of
Nr.and Mrs.Fred* Andreasen,
|C l I . \ \ P ' l H [ \V - l i e f i n d s h i s fu t h e n
a n d m o t h e r d e a d a n d t h a h u u n a n db a r n b l n . : - m t .A h a t c h e l . o f E n g l i s h
m a k e ,lef t 1111 t h e h r d n b .c o n v r n u rh i m t h u »<Iau».;l\l<r l a t h e w o r k u tl l n l m u k l m l n u n lIn, |;l n~h a l m sT h o n o u n d n l u n n l i r u h a s c o m e Usm m f r o m t h e ' r u m e u r a e l g n e u r w .a n d a t d m w q .fe a r l p | r f o r '1`oI1¢i!¢~.
t h e c h u r c h h a d b e e n .T h e m w e r e
J u c h e r e r m a n d L o u i s H e b e r t ,b o t h
w a l l a l o n g i n 5 e r \ r l ,a n d n o t h i r
f r o m t h e m w v r e t h e i r w l v e l .R a u -
d u t w a s r l f i f t h H e h a d b e e n as
s : m \ - w i t t w I n d , n n d n o w h e l o o k e d
l l k e a c l o w n mvho [ m d d l e d w i t h
n : r i n o n h i s fa m e .T h e s e n é o n l ehu hasten! lnere Lunueur lluu ls.:lervnnli are dead.A shut wound:Jooms.Believing him nn enemyTolnatto. from n hidam; olncn in Ihrmlll.h m fi n d on him.Hu fu a h nto the mlli. where the xlrl r1¢n0\.|||In»mm u a n I Ilmlnlh ma n amd I ri e; tokti l mm,h i n t i n g butore :h e can
c urr y o ut her dei En.
nepalonn.and the baron,and
me n with guna....Even Odd Swnifwd to be ernértlnn
this as they s pvd thr ough th e ln:-l
out:open and c llmbvd the chest
nn f r i d w B mo n d wer e th a thi c k
r .- ..__h a d l l w d h e - n r v s t t o t h e c h u r c h .
The others had he-on loo rar awayto an swer the alar m quic kly ,bu t
rho result had been the same.301118 hnd onlne to meet their
donth.Other s had wa lle d f or it.
Bezvreen ih i s group and the
smo lde rin g p ile th at had be en the
manor.a lone figure my on theground.J e o ms we n t to i t llo wly .
Th e arsrnwledout fo rm was To n
teur.Unlike ilu* others, the baronwas fully drone:-d.Ho un dou bted
lv had been nrnsod when be rmuhed
v u v n ;¢ n ." . . . . . ._ . . - - _ -. . _p a s s i n g ,y e t s h e s t o o d c r u c i f i e d I n
th e mi ll room.Flxpectlnn n savage,she rec or-
nlzed Jeenns.Th e mu sk et ten
from her hlmfls In the floo r wi th ndu ll ornsh,nm]sh e d r ew ba c k a s
If re trenllnn f rmn one whose pres
once sho drvrrdoll mo r e th a n that
o f s Mo ha wk .un ti l her fo r m
|»re§~aPc|nqninst the pi le d- lp bags
of gra in , a nd sh e was like o ns as
buy . The c ry for ven gean c o whic h
was as J oems' lips broke ln u sob»
hlnv hranrh 11.htm ho na w ha r . He
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iundny 'Au the home of mr.ana ufferéaan attack of appendixitisIrs:Chas.Thielfoldt, near Ken- the iatter Puri of the v.eek, but is
edging of crimson aumac,n path
brwlklng through IL and the knoh
of the hlll wh er e th e y ha d a lway s
paused to gnze over the wonder
lan d wh ic h h ad b een g iven by the
k i n ;o f Franc e to th e sta lwa rt
n u n ! T o n te u r .
Jeems emerged a t th is p a lm
m d th e spark whic h ha d f r o wn
tn hls br east was eng ulfe d by sud
de n blackness.
Th e m wa s n o lo ng e r a To n te u rman or.Th e r e were no bulldlngr.
b u t o n e Th e gr e at man o r ho us e
wa s g o n a The looph oled churc h
was go ne.Th e funders'cottages
bey ond th e me a do w:an d !!eld<
were gone.All th at remain ed was
th e stone g r m mn l,wi th the hi s
wln d wheel lurnlnlz slowly a t thow p a t l t and ma k in g a wh lnln g
lo n n d th at c ame to h lm faintly
through the dlstanc e.
Seems,loo klng down,u w ln
the drifting vell of smoke a shroud
that c overed death,Fo r th e llr s l
» d me ho toraut his father u m
smother.Ho th o ug h t o t s ome o n e' h o ha d k n o wn an d loved a lo n ;
time ago.Tolnette.
lu n b h a d s too d a t th e e d ge o l
,the Bl: f or e st s e ek ln g to r a Mor e
'ti nk mlg nt h ave be en h ls mothe rs
be now q uated fo r o ne th at mlg hx'b o Toln ettds .B n t th e u ma h o p e
urns not ln hls b r e n t,no r the
u m a fear.C e r vi n ty ha d taken
fo rth fr om the h ou se ,bu t no th in g
nns lef t I n hh lmmls bu t the c lo ds
or e a r th whic h he had seized ln
n llna l ag ony .A c r y br o ke f ro m
.lt-ems.l l c h:'tl loved Tonteur.
Th e selgnenr had been th e oneconnectlnl:Ilnk betwe en h ls o ld er
y earn a nd the dreams ot nm c hlld-
hood.an d lx wa s bec ause ot h lm
that he had never q nlte se emed to
los e Tolu ene He c r oss ed the de ad
ma a ' | h a n d s upon hls brea st and
loosened th e e a n h fr o m h l l dn~
gers.H e c ould feel Tolnette at
his sltle,an d f o r a hrlef Interval
the llc hn esn ln h is h ead and body
overc o me hlm so lhst h e c ould not
se e Ton tc u r a t a ll.Bu t he c ou ld
hear Tolnette sobhlng.
Ap n ln l!th ls c lou dln¢o t his
lenses h e fe lt hlmsell'strug gling
as lt swlrnmlng I n nn empty spac e.Ho pi c ked up h ls h atc he l a nd hi s
bowxand rosa to hls feet.Hs h a d
not " g l sound o l' th e mlll wheel
even hen To ln ette' s s obh ln g h ad
se e med i o h e a t hh lld e .l t w a s
f r r ln z a t h lm now,but b efon e he
turned toward lt hls eyes rested
on 'l` on ten r '| wo o de n m-lt w a s
h m c n t o t, n mn r k o r mm h u mo ron th e pm o t n bu tc he r.Th e mlll
wh ee l wa o r c ln g h u n tm d o n to
that " b o o k - l o o k - ~ lo o k " - lt
said,an d then repented th e old
so ng , c nllln g h lm a n E ng l\lhb 6 llL
no fac ed lt ln a llas h ot re sen t-
spoke he r nnme.an d To ln e ttemade no resp onse exc ept that she
dr ew herself mo r e closely to th e
soc ks.0 d d a me -n a lll clicked o n
th e "Qnndc-n llnor no h e we n !to
her.Th i s dld no t ta ke h er e y e s
from .leo-ton The y wer e twln Gr es
lln mln g a t h lm th r o u g h n twlllg h l
glr-om.The nog touc hed her hand
wllh hls wa r m tongue,an d she
snatched lt n wn y .
She seemed to gr ow ta lle r
ng n ln s t the g ra y d u sk o f the wa ll
ol' | :mln.,
" Y o u - E a g ll s h - h e u t l "
.lt wa s no (th e ml ll wheel Ih ls
tlme,but 'I`olnette'|volce,lllled
wi th the madness and passion
whic h blazed fr o m her ey es.
w h a a sudden move ment she
pic ked u p th e mu sk e t an d struc k
u t hlm.If , lt had been loaded.
she wo uld have killed hlm.She
continued to strlke, but .leemn w~s
c onsc ious only of the wor ds whic h
c ame fr o m he r hrokenly ns she
spent he r stre ngth on hlm.H e
had c o me wlth the En gllsh ln dln nntodestroyherpe op le l H e an d
his mother had plo tted lt. and they
we re a llvs wh lla every one wh o
hc longed to her wa s de ad !Th e
barrel of the go n struc k h lm
ac ross th e e y e ;l t fe ll n g n ln n
hls wou nd ed ar m.It hr u ln e d h l l
body.Sobblngly , she kept repeat-
ln n th at she wan ted to klll hlm.
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incl:place.Tolnetta vu dead.ment,not because ot the wheel Ja crléd bd: wlldi for the power
Qdmpnllea af her beauty and her alnne but on account ot what lay with which zo accomplish the act
'llle u hu mmher had nm.A an hla feet and what he knew he .. h. nma ru-fn" lm- mp n mrmIfory triumphed over hlm that was
no po u e u lv e m a r m u t h e
lcolaz which b ed about hlm ln
i t h :crimson hush,I t h d been
m in h lm s ln c o the mc men r
' h e l l t hi s inl.her'l eldo;ll
hi d h trlln o d nl th e b o u n d s o t h la
g g # wh e n h e f o u n d h h mo th e r : n
d ll lo d h lm w lt h mn d ne ll, nu n
unter-med i n h l l h n l n ,when he
e o n r d their h e e l n th e ea r l !
d l w n .No w h e kn ew wh y he
grip ped tn o En p lllh notc het .en
u g h d y .B o wan ted to kill.B l :
n a y s hlrh od fr o m tho xmo ke hlledvolleyo f th e Rlc hsllen to thelno uth wh or e Uha mp le ln le y [f io m-
. m g m th e m n miles ey vly ,an d
n a ha nd wh lth h u n me h n lc h e l
g n - a mb le d r n lu n n - b o r n n lr n ln s
l b r th e ll le blood o f |people.W ho m he hn ttd f ro m Lh ll dn y an d
hon r.B e W u u n d :c o n d o m or
6 0 wh i n e o t L h e mi ll wh e e l u h e
won t d own lnto the vo lle y ,He di d
mo z to e l' ta r o r th e n e c u n lty f o r
c onc eallnl his mo vement. to rde nlh
wo u ld no t tr ou ble lto elf to re tu m
l o n delolnllou l o complete.B u l
wo u ld dn d ne a re r to the we lls o t
m e manor.H l l mln d w a l hurl-
m s anathema nc th e wheel.H a
wa n te d lo (e ll lt th ot lt lle d .I n
lh le h u lh o t deelh h e ve n te d to
ery out th at h e wa s no t o r l b e
murderoux breed who had een! the
kllleru.P r o o f w u ove r ther e.lnth e vo ll e y wh lc h a t lu t v r u w e ll
n n me d H l l mother.H l l h t h e r .
li lo Un c le He p llh lh .No !on e o f
them hld been ot l.hl| broad ln their
henr tl. and all ot Lhe m we re d ead
by n u hllld.He h i d b e e n lm n llva-by c ha nc e.Th u ! wu p r o o f .Th e
wheel ll e dH e looked n t Tontenr ngnln.
utr enmhen lng hlme d! to go n llltlo
further and llnd To lu e n e B e
kn e w h ow n wo uld b o .Tolnetre's
young body . oven more pltltul thnx:hls moth ers.H e forc ed hlmnelr
no turn toward th e smolderingwn lll. To ln e tt -d e n d l H u father,
mlzhx ale.an d Tonleor.no d a ll
th e r e n o f th e wo r ld - b u t t h e n
two , h ll mo th er a nd Tolne tle,ln-
separahle ln hls soul fore ver, thevl l l l lp n -k e whic h ha d kept h h
own heart.healin g--how c ould
o r stone.A n English b e a s t- h e r
people'|mu r d e r e r - e nend mo r e
Kerr lNa than the pnln led sava ges.
She llr n c k n n tll th e welghr nf
th e mu sk e!exhausted her an d
she dro ppe d ll. Then sh e marc hed
weakly l t rhe harc her ln Jeema'
honda,an d h ls lln g e n relaxed
nhnut th e helre.w n h n c ry o f
rrlump h. sh e rulse d lt.hut b efo reth e b lo w c ould desc end she ennk
ln n c rumpled heu pézpon the lloor.
Even then her almos t un c onsc ious
li p s we r e whlsperlng the ir den ulr
elntlon.,Ho knelt beslrle he r an d sup-
pon ed h er he ad ln hls u nwou nd ed
nr m.For n momen t lr lay nz nln sthle breast.He r ey a we r e c los ed .
her l l n l we re ltl ll.A n d J eeml.
nlck fr o m her hlows.remembered
hls mo the r s Gnd en d hrenlhefl n
prny er o f gramud e bec aus e or her
de llvemn c e
Th e n he bent an d klssed the
mo uth th at h ad c ur se d hlm.
C H A P T E R v |
Tm e wheel.as he drew nearer,
f tauched tho stillness with a note
.whlch seemed z o ride with strange
'insistence over the aollmde, u xr
a l l l n z to some one.n becnmv
J t l l a.thing of Iron and wood
du r w a s c r yln x ln n a h u nn r t o r
d l ,and more a volco which de-
mnnded his attention.It aoemed
' z o m m (hut mddenly ha oaugln
w h t i t vru sa ying:"t h a h g lla h
.bo ast -me m u e Engllah b o u t " -
n p e a n n g those worda nn dl they
b e a m s a r h y t h m u m m : a h o n
In t heir monot ony ex cept wh m acaptulo r Ma d u t m e w
| n l h n e r .! t w u u l t a 1
ah hu b ra in ha d be en a
j i m .And what I t ~== >- -- 1,_ ~; _-
e r n Ho wa n t h e g m ;
. » - - ¢ ~an l g g y u n 'na-as-no h a
they di e wh ile he llved 1 He a d -
vaneed,pausing over one of tha
dan a, a woman a lmos t un c lothe d,
Inky b la c k s we p t t h e to p o t h a r
boad whic h waa red w h e n her
sc alp was g on e ln th e c r o o k o th e r a r m wa l h e r lc a lp lu i ln ta n t.
W hite,black.women,m m e : - c m
lo vd ln o u o t g lr lh o o d - lt m a d e n o
dltrc rmeo.f
Joanna acauned the earth bey ond
h u . a n d wh e n t h e : m u h l a y in
a whi le ah ro ud he naw a sma ll,
i l l m I n n whi c h h e kn ew v u
Tolnerta.Anuxher r m s body
mu h ; h a v e lll n ln th e u ma wa y ,
lla alan dur nna c ru mvled I n th e
s u n s manner,a hnkod ro-voaled dimly under l u ' - T h u .
ah e o to ta mo k e .s n e u l m w u r uwal '1'0lD€\§§.Th e d i g g i n g h u g
'I'UlN| 'i| .`1 | '2 wa alone when nh(awok e f r o m h unconscious
ness whic h had c o me lo ease th(
Imgnlsh of her mind and b ody .I1
seemed to her sh e was c oming omof sle e p a n d tha t th e wa lls whlo l
d i mly me t h e r a y u we r e th o u o f
her bedr oom In ( hc man or .Thaf
a math whose evi denc e lay no hor
rlb ly abo ut he r c ould b e r e a lman d no t a dream bro ke o n hex
: e mu d o lly a t b r a t a n d th e n wi ll
a m ln n n d s m a n d l n r .Sh e lat o l
erpec1.\n¢t o n o Joema.B n !hu
w l l g o n a She w a l n o l o n ww h e n aho ha d fallen az h m
(C o n ti n u e d o n p a g e d g h n
B o wd ll- - W . J . Zx- n o t p u r c h a s e
E I I E . B m d o & y l a m m o r h a s l o
~4
mu fr xs -r c nu a c n
L. J . Mann, Pum-
~veral of our regular and de~dable members were away lasl
--y for good reasons, yet. we- A fair day in out chnmh.-imxeue of twenty in Sun-y School over the previous
ndny.Help us to have an ab
-oe of mnety next Sunday.
Mn. Errul Carter un! two sans,wrenee and Russell came ln the
ming service asking for bap-
With The Churches
nnluhlnnI l ~.¢an ...d i m m 'a t Ha n s Ande rae rfs h o me nm lnlormd she leave:Sunday,uid b her othamcompn5.mMrs.Anna.ddie, Min Bessie
Brzholl and Misa Carrollne Wuh-
r were gucsu nt a 6:80 dlnnergivmbyMrn.Tillie Wnclxter nthe Hans Andersen home Sunday.Wm.Rutledge of Omnhn, ~..
some Lime :gn nuffend n serlouoperation has recovered nicely <-he and Mrs. Rutledge left recent]~for Dallas. Texas where they wispend the nemmlnder of the winter
On Wedneadny evening thehi~ -
school Oardlnah played the 0 |
land learn on the local floor.result wls a viclorg' for the viitem24to16.T a town -delenied the Craig town team thaevening by a wore of 82 to 25.
M m E W. Bundle entertnlned
few friends at dinner Thnrsdn~
Bugs amertdned at a hosteu'
party at her home.The following
were esta: Meedamea A. J. Cam-emn,|i`-lenry Truhlnen, E. c. Reid,
0. L Hllxinger, H. L. Swan, F. O.
Swanson, F. J. Kastle, Geo. Lowe,
s.M.Wilson,Ben West.,Nels
Jackson,J.M.Brewster,Clans'
Truhlsen,D.W.Rutledge and
Miss Caroline Wachter.I
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rutledie
and Mr.Young,manager of eranch,were attendlng zo somebaldness matters in Omaha Wed-
nesdny,The following representatives of
the lon] Legion and Anxlllnry nhlanded the dstrict. convenuon lustMondlyatBellevue:MesdnxnesA.J .Ca me ro n,ElrlFre nch,C.L .Reid and Allred Kruner; Dr. A. J.
Cameron,Frank Amlck,HenryTmhlsen and Elmer Iarson.Next
1
.
Jan. 22.The members of the
blnhday club me! with her u m
afternoon and endoyed 5 nice ao-
clnl time._All of the members
were present.They are MeedamexChrlnRichter,Ben Wachter, Gil-
bert Olson, C. H. Blanchard, Em-est GN\1l€\', Clyde md J. T. FitchL. B. Hnrrllorn and Tom Wnkefield
Jr.She served n nice birthday
lunch which all present enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs.Forrest Brewster
md children were Sunday dinnerguests of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pollen
Miss Arwildx Lowe w s M l u
Goldie Rowe were guem of Mr.
and Mn.I-'rank Cranor at Craig
from Saturdny until I-Ylday.
Little Anna Mu le Michad,xged 7,oddest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.Andy Michael who was avdctim of lnfAnHle pnrzldylln whenAbabyAndiscrlpplwillbe
f n c h x mo f b a t h b o n u o l h i l l e f t
tri over A ro an e @-armpiggt abdve " g g ;'{;°;§ '°
-»\¥»>» at his home, wen of town
Mr. md M w mm MissGo ldi e mm 2? w§ I'm, s rb.-na
M!;di:1d Mn. Jesse Ryan spentMe.n ";{nhlma.1 left last week
for 0 n where he will spend lfew wnels visiting relatives.
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. A. W.
Mrb. Jn.Conety spent Sundaymth relatives at Bmcmfi.
The Legion are #gs n benefitdance Wednuday ev ng o l thisweek, the proceeds to go w the
dronth ngffaren.Mr. md Mrs. Everett West mdinfantmhughter arrived s w a gfromLincolnand wi ll na wiE\erett'a parents, Mr. and J.
A. Wet for 1 whiln.Dickie, little non of Mr. md Mrs.
Pete ~~tinnsafs.Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Anderson of
near Arlington, were Snndnodimner guests at the Charlie get!
home.Mr. and Mn. John Rogenand (unilg were nlternoon visitors.Mr. an Mm Clarence Wxchterand Marilyn attamded the LadiesAid meeting at the Carl Cuiberghome neu' 'l'elbuLn,Thursdly alt-
ernoon.Mi ll vthe Hovendick of OmgIn apenl undny at the parental
Wm. Hovendlck home.
Manning Wanhip, 11 A. IL
Christian Endeavor, 6:80 P. ll.
Premhhg, mo P. M.
Hidwmek meeting Wednesdly.
1:80 p. rn.
There were more than 1a,ooo
varses of the Bib\e read during
the month oi Jmunry.Our 5081
for February is 1s,oqo Vern!-
Send m your report.Bible rudings for this week.
Sundmy.
Services at the Baptin church
Sunday evening wen condncied by
froup of v°'=°§_ lo!ks from theve\Ze°Ba dm.urch at Omaha.M in mi Bullenger, daughter
of a ionner Herman pastor,waswith the young people.
I Mr. md Mrs. Clark Browningand son, John spent Wednesday at'tha home of Mrs. Bmwninfa dr
ter, Lulu I/Jrenzen, near Calhoun,|helping her celebrate her birth
-andversary.[Mn And Mn.Fred Kuhie and
set for Fridxy, Fhb. 1s has beendunged md will be held on thefollowing Saturday dmemoon. The
dnb wi entnrtain at a valentine
party with the Herman macha-I lle m.The lodd eammlttae will" § , . ° ' m " m W i l b u r Conety:
ltlionnngserviceasking wr WP-5 tm9 n 11.tism and church rpernbershi . The Ramorin, chiptengbl gg l i ngordi mme of ba ptum will E0 011-I..F h'fi.f"_f.."f._.'Em.. .... lnunn hi]t la thiahI E R M A N N E W S dn .'a .,: Zé iy hr. . .:" .f. ":
,Dickie and Nomu Jemand Mrs. Pred Story of Te- spent Snndny at the J. A. West Aches and
mu puce.|Friday,Jan. 28 oecurrd thebirthday nf Mn. H. L. Swm and,in her honor a npmber of her;f§ig_nd|_l|den Wm, All the neces-
[for treatxnetxfhy ipecidista. ` Wglguenis.
s I J o H N s o N
A u c n o r m m
Blair,Nebraska
~ _FDR BOOKINGS
Farm Sales 1 Spedalty.Phone-White 263
l c r v u u ut.w e tzume ul.\ u cday evening service.We wel
thu fine mother and sons int
..`§'."..°f'f.|El'§§§|'rin ,ma Sunday.Mru...-1o our
e will
with
loom.r u m
nf tha
Pri-
" § £ ` § v } & ] {f a t mo '
worship and 74 at evening services
The young people had a fine
meeting md are plmning mlnva
another equally as good n¢xtSnn»
day.6:80 is the hour.
Cottlge" will be givnn
at this church Friday evening,
' k l m . h ,were guests a t dinner a l
t h e A.w .Bar ge home Th urs day
'e ve n in g
I R e v , W a n i n g o l P l l m y n , N e b .
qrneached a t the special meetings
nt de Ba pd st ch ur ch Tu elday ev e»
min g .He is pastor of the Presby-
te n n n c h u r c h a t P mlmy m.
_,_~||,
ho me .W i lb u r I a w e ,Mi s a Arwilg ln
L o we ,Mi s s Goldie Ro we o f W w-
ten, S. D., Mr s. W ilb ur Cone ty and
Mr s . Fr a n k C n n o r o l C ra i g . d r n ve
fo Ommha Fr id ay an d atte n de d th e
Au to S h o w.C a r l Christensen,M n .Ma r y
r. .. .. ... ma M "m u m r Jensen
uues for ur oyster supper per-| ` |Q , petuated a surprise on her Lhnt
evenlmr.She. with the meats en-churchThe Womenk Mission Cinch
meek 'Fhvndly afternoon
Misses Bernice and Gladys M
Mn.Scott Robeson is anim
I "l I `i |fv§§f |eail§:\tvery|nT||:h.The
w u. . . ". ;
' : . ¥ ' . ' : . . " ' ° " ° " ' ~ = * ' - » - ' ¥ . " , ° . s ° . , °
. , ' : ' ° a . ' $ : . . . , ° " a . . : : 2
\ . . . n . - . » . . . . . . | . . . - n . . f f ' 1 ' l1 ' § . " l.' ° l ' | v m H o m .C h u .n a d .c a n~ ' M i u l o r m r y Q u a r t e r l y 1
m n h n l u l z v v i n i n n w i l l m a n !I P e t e r s e n o f n b a ,e r j l g y e d a
b r i e f v i s i t e s d a y w i t h e f o n n -
; ; § ° _ f = » = » »M r .a n d M r s .L .A .
Thursday aftemoon.Mrs.Har-
old Jensen entertained a few little
girls in honor of Nonna .learnfifth birthday.
..-A [Inu " l m Millsv ervve us from Blnir Monday eve-ing and vidted at the John An-
dersen home._Th!E l d o n Shady Club will
meet. with Mrs. D. E. Hayes Tues1
day afternoon.Mrs.E.~ C.Bur-
41 with her dnnghter, Mrs. J. E.
Si ner and family._Mm Tillie Wachter enterimned
. T§ ; ; : " mm , : . : : ' ° " ", ; " m u l 1
ehke them whenever you suis (mm 5
Hamm.N - -.sa m .~I t
Sa c Thmu Lumbago -V
Rheurnatinm Tootln¢h¢.
un...|....r v
Truhlsen,A. J. Jeupoxsen,Mrs.
uma Peddie, Miss Caroline Wach~
er Miss lhgde Lowe and Robertfiwnn.the counEarl Sheets Ls running -
n.maintainer for Hnrold Jw?
eg311° is hid up with A broken .
.gm,Mrs. Istah Lukms of Tehm
van a welcome guest at the E. W
121§l§"i`€1=§§i`¥1%i1"{1lL 6iivé¥`"Feb. 6.
in émaha,For trntusportation all
Mrs. 'fornblad or Mrs. Moran.ST. PAUUS LUTHERAN
Our floral offerings fqr *HO CHURCH, ORUM
I
Sunday se rvic es were exc ep tionally
fine for the se ason.In a dd itio n to a n m n u - - I
S u n d a y , F e b . 1
§}mdg y Sc ho ol a t 10 :0 0 A. ~Mth e vrmalnr offe ring f r o m W .W J
Fu :e la nd ,the Hirner Pa te fa mi ly
lo a n e d u s a bea uti ful Narc issus.
'W e th a nk y o u .
Th e s y rxa pa tlf of th e c o ng r eg a -ii o n i s e xte n d to Mr s. Sta ple to n
an d Mr . an d Mr~ =. E me < t To mb la d
in the d ea th n f Mr s. C ha s. S ta ple-
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PLEASANT VIEW FARM
H A M P S H I R E S
s¢A¢ L,
55 HEAD All Immuned HEAD 55
To be held at the farm 4 miles Northeast of Mlssourl
Valley, 5 miles Southwest ol Logan,Iown.Sale lo bt
held in sale burn at the farm.
nommv, FEBRUARY 9; 1931
BRED sows and GILTS
Bred to the three Great Boars»-Nehnskl Whirlwind
Isl, Dcsgner's Flank and Dfllar Change.
Offering includes many of our 1930 Show Wlnneru
This is » fine lot of Gills and Saws.Come early and
inspect the offering.-
We also sell 3 ymmg purebred Holstein Bulls.
Send for catalogue immediately.
FRE : I
TERMS: Cash
COL. M.H. CRUISE G Tow HENDERSON,Audlvnecr'
B./. Wooo, Clerk
A. A. Ar o n so n U Son
OWNERS
On Thursday, Feb. 5, the Ladies'
Aid will meet with Mrs. Geo. RaB~
musaen.DANISH EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH, ORUM
Hans C. Jerdld, Pastor
Services at the Danish Evangel-
ical Lutheran church in Orum onSunday, Feb. I a 11:00 A. M. and
Sunday School at 0:00 A. M.
f
n | g 1t w e l v e g u e s t s a t a 6 : 3 0 c h i c k e n
d i e w i l !b e I e a d c r .
M r s .A .J .C a m e r o n w e n t t o
' T e k a m a h W e d n e s d a y a n d s p e n t . t h e
hume.\`an lmuu u. ln nl~ um~ _'~~4 " N'\=Clark ""o\\1\i~\~ *°°a """'°"§'§'.Z°%y3€Z?-£322
were dinner guests at the Scan'gk.|"f"'°§22°m"c,,,_,,,m,,F mmAllen home,south o! B\air Inst gg-g;_v_-_;51;=,_;;§g;g°:;§*&;'m.:2F&,!Monday.g -,mx (DNF1Mr. ad ~ Clarence S;'""§°"*~'3""=a'°f'.'f.§°§.i°.:§,z=,.1°:e.§a's§
o mu of air spent un ayllron-ua ~1-alt noon at ~ ~ :a'rm §§.§g.a°::::::£1 ,:";.':,'::;§°.a
.srnussen ros.c ogsfer John Reeh Wednesday eve-
;l:;e§;kardus\£v'illiamsen has been uni ~ ~ ~
e ax.§;,::°",,,§..f:~S<:az:'.,°5'°°.:z=;::m C O M P A N Y
nA n m v e r s a r y
S A L E
Al an appreciation lor the liberal patronage of our
customers ln our twentieth anniversary ln the Blair
Racket Store we ara showing some hlg values to be
on Sale . . ...
_|u ___\\I§J. H/QIOLD STEWART,Manager ;§_
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vm srscm. BARGAINS m §
usm ~
\.. .9Here ure a few of the 2\)lh Anniversary items lor
your approval and selection.
Ladies' or Misses' $1.00 DRESSES
20 t h Ann ive rsa ry price --59c
Ladies',Men's and C ildren's 25c
`Hose 20th Anniversary price pr. 204:
Full Fashioned,service weight Silk
HOSE, 20th Anniversary price 6912
Form er $1 .0 0 'Sil k H O SE 2 0 t h
Anniveraary price, pair --596
'°~.~nd 25c
\\iutur Coats just a lcw_l¢it -:which the iwld to a co~any at
~sim;thvm out 31 $i0.7>°"diCouncil Bluffs to be used for seed6.75 -- values to $35 - Fhahion 'com.nter.2-11.*'Ihr~ next regular meeting of tho
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K I L L S 3 , 4 8 1 R A T S
Wim A $1.00 Package of *
"Will Kill"
By a Proiuce Home al Lake Andcs, Soulh Dakola 1
/.
"WILL KILL"is made of :hc highm quality'lu-:n
SQUILL,highly recommended by the United Stale s
Agrftullurd Depnnment for killing Rats.Positively not
n poison.S ''ahsfactmn guaranteed or your money will lm
cheerfully refunded.Buy WILL KILL from
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I . - o m s e R i c e w o r l d f a r n o u s g r a p h o l o d s t ~1 w i !,Z. .
c a n p m i a i v c i y r e a d . y o u r t a l m u ,m ;
and fault: in the drawings, words inc l
whnt not! that y ou scribble when "lout
in thought".
Send li bblin n tureyour.cnlh gn ;§g;_1"£¢1m°
lorlnnlyd|.B.nclole epicnur cbend, cutfroma box of Mikado pendh, lndten cents. Address Louisa Rice. care of IEAGLE PENCIL co.. NEW YORK CITY1
.
p£MA No
EWARE OF IMITATION5
companied by Mr. and Mn. Frank
Rowe o£Witten, S. D., moto;ed to
Omaha Wednesday where they
spent the day.The building and tanks for the
Co-op Oil Co.,are nearing'com-pletion. Thfs is a decided improve-ment to those vacant lots.As this is examination week for
them at the state universiy, .Miss
Marie Adarrs and Misa Stella Jen-
sen expect. to arrive home Wednes-
day for at'ew days vacation at
their homes_herer~e ~e~n high school basket
R O S E H I L L P T E M S ball team motored to Craig Friday
~»evening where they were defeatedir.and Mrs.Howard Applebyiby the Craig team 23 to 31.The
fanmyth"m'§llFllday eve ning:ger}na n ~ tcanjs dcfiéted the
tors at e r.art. home.raig toon am o to ..~r. and Mrs. Wall Ryan and Dr.Frank DeVry of Fremont,was§g;f~=Bolt of Tekamnh vrereiismbusiness caller in Herman Tues-
r'y evening visitors at the v.nk Wilson home.|Miss Ruth Roberts of 0n1aha.i-9lr. and Mrs.Rudolph lliesekespendinp;a few weeks here withtedrelatives in Fremont Sat-_er sisbely Mrs. E. C. Reid and
ay.1 ami y.r.and Mrs.Will Ryan were!05~c:1ri}-lansen of Oalgland. Nob.,
dey dinner guests at the Rud- auditor or the Holmqulst Co. waskh'here last Thursday looking afterh Menc e ome.rs. John Petersen visited Mrs. business for the company.
ll Hansen 'Thursda afternoon.Ir.and Mrs.Wa ter ApplebyBetty spent Tuesday evening
the George IIain home.U r. and Mrs. Detlef Wulf, Hazel|James,Mr.and Mrs.Willand Gene, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
yle, Mr. and Mrs, Will Hart and
red helped John Petersen cele-
te his birth anniversary Satur-
y everung.hirley and Marion Williamsend John Browning visited Jack
d Dorothy Petersen Sunday aft-
oon..»ohn Petersen visited his mother
| sister'in Council Bluffs SundayIr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Rus-
Mr.and Mrs."Edgar SkinnerLyleandVernMoeweredinncesw of Mrs. A. I... Sullivan o
ursday.Rev.an|:l.Mrs.Alfred Youn~and children left Friday for theihomeatStamford,Nels.after :stay sinoe Monday at the G.FLowe home.Mrs. Lovve's fatherGustave Hansen of Omaha,wa
also a guest.Mr.and Mrs.L.A. Woodwar~enyoyed a visit Sunday at th
home of their son,Albert an
family at Omaha.Miss Jacque
line Woodward, who came up oFriday, went home with them.Lol? Monday after school hon[Mrs Chris Korshoj entertained.."»?E.¢E."."'}~'...i"é'e;';'&'.; ~ i guniber o; Bety Sllilhmfeesg
'onnr o er six 1 ayr_n§uests at the Merton Wmchell {eii;d ah numbezd of nice gif
rs.ors oj serv a lo el lunglr§".`nda3§rs1Ir';he§8?;m£Ia2;ecgl Rev. Norlin spent n Ee." d»~§
had 'l`uesdn ni t 5 h 'the forepart of last week visitin
's Y eve "S a o n his parents at Lincoln.ylor Henry Hovendick and Ab Ile
YORK CI RE E K NE W 1-°B l a d d e r ~
gl gd Mtg. .===;~°5_"'§°h*e;»
an ren VLSI a e |1195~~~e a k n e s sGosker home Fnda) eve.'Christiqn1 'U mth B°°"§§§,°:M r . ~M o r n s d
se n an c 'mn we r e S u n n d m x r G e m xnere m a t th e P e w A n e z s o n lm q u o n td li J M ~ S ~o f u n c u o n
ca hm "" ' "'u w f y a cold has settled m
your Jmqfs. or yuu feel those deep-
"°;'" 'gm <;g_g~=»-a~»m. sciatim,
x u m 20.e B As ' 'nt real relief. If .'I.'.Z°',,, .,
'1i'.".f."Jf
n u n u c n o m eA six-thirty dinner party wasgggn at the I-Q. P. Hansen homeTuaday evening with the fol-
lowing hosts and hostesses: Messrs.
and Mes-dames Hannen, Fred lbob~ton.Chas. Stapleton passed mivay
.11 little less than one year ago.Eayer,it'_s_-v `" " " "ertaon, F. 0. Swanson and J.M.Qslunr A...:..:§?I..n¢'And ¢¢11uin|1B'm\sstar.The guests included
Cameron. Mr.
1-Ju\.u\..u.|¢
3 \ ° \ e . 5
m ~ i ° " " »"' C \\ ' < f } .A S Q . 4 )
'I-1. 1 .I I1
' a n d Mr s . H. L . S wa n a n d D r . a n d
Mr s .L .W .Cn lmb a u g h .A f te r
mus lc and c a rds
Mn s s Ma r g ar e t K me s e pnnc npai
di n ng r th e e ve n in g wa s s pe n t with| . o u r h i g h s c h o o l, we n t: to F i r th ,
Ne b .F r i ay a n d visited a t the
\.._-_-I L- ..uu.-| .» -..|»{I Qnnrlau
LWE swan PH\EE5
M 5UlHH IJMAHM name 01 ner punzllun ullux LJu.n\;lJ.He r b r oth e r ,Ga r r e t dr ove over
fo r h er .Mr s .D o r a Mi lle r celebrated her
sc ven tic th bir thd ay o n Th ur sd ay ,
Fat Cattle Opened The Week ~
To Stronger - Top $1 0.50 .r 1 1:a|uv~, ; , » - -* ' ° - . .A P P 8 0 \ E I } D 1 m l
* L y . 3 " " " °m u m
1. ¢m ¢r wd ¢s um ¢n ¢a u o u ~ | : m z u m l t zun.¢- rH n hh »4\l l l \ n . \ l lS1
nl w ~.».-e:f»-
EAGLE PENCIL co.. NEW YDRK c r n »
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"WILL KILL"is made of the lalghat qualil Ill-I_r zz §
§s q u l u . ,highly recommended by the United States E
§Agrftullurd Depnnment for killing Rats.Positivel n ¢§y o
n po lspn Sa h sf a c tmn g u ar a n te e d o r y o ur ma n e wall hey
. _cheerfully refunded.Bnv WILL KILL from
;T h e S t e w a r t P h a r m a c y §
g J. H/qzom STEWART, Manager _-:
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Quality
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h e i f e r s w e r e a l s o s l i g h t l y t l x m e r
a n d t h e s a m e w a s u - u e o f s t o c k e r s
a n d f e e d e r s .R e c e i p t s 7 . 0 0 0 h e a d .
Q u o t a t i o n s c n C a t t l e :C h o i c e t o
p r h n e y e a : l £ : 1 3 s $ 1 1 . 2 5 i f 1 1 5 0 ;
g o o d t o c h u i c g r e a - r l l n a l 8 9 . 7 5 6
1 1 3 5 ;f a i r t o L a n d y e a r l l n g s $ 8 . 0 0
@ 9 . s o :c o : t : r . : ; : x t o h i r r e a r l l n s s
$ 0 . 5 0 f E v 8 . 0 0 ;1 . a s h y w a r m e d u p
3 5 . 5 0 @ 6 . £ 0 c L ; a . : c m p r i m e h a n d y
. s t e e r s $ 1 1 . L :.1 1 0 0 :c h o i c e p r i m e
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good zo choic e heavy steers $9.25
61 05 0 ; fa i r to go od stem$ 7. 50 6
9.00: c ommon to fair steers $8.00
49125;good to c hoic e stoc ker:
$8.00fir9.25;fai r to :o od s toc ke r:
$'I.00@3.00; common to fair stoc k-
ers $6.D06.1'I.D1J:trashy grades
$5.25Q2'5.'I5;good to c hoic e feed-
ers s':.5oa:s.5o;mir to good reed-
crs $3.506 1.50:c o mmo n to fair
feeders $5.so@sG.5IJ:stoc k cows
$3.'75@4.75I stoc k h alter: ss.ooo
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Anniversary
S A L E
As an appreciation lor the liberal patronage of our
customers ln our twentieth anniversary ln the Blair
Racket Store we are showing some hlg values to be
on Sale . . ...F r i d a y 8 S a t u r d a y ,j a n u a r y 3 0 - 3 1
Here are a few of the 2\)lh Anniversary llems lor
your approval and selection.
Ladies' or Misses' $1.00 DRESSES
20 t h Ann ive rsa ry price --59c
Ladies',Men 's and C ildren's 25c
Hose 20th Anniversary price pr. 204:
Full Fashioned,service weight Silk
HOSE, 20th Anniversary price 6912
Form er $1 .0 0 'Sil k H O SE 2 0 t h
Anniversary price, pair --596
Fast Color Prints 23c and 25c
10th Annivarsary price,yd.~201:
D U R O L E U M M A T S
25c Mat 20th Anniversary pril e -20 :
S06 os so sv l l ~
$1.00 n sv is 0|~
Gr e y Enam eled Dish Pa n 20th
Anni vers ary,price ----206
T i n Rinsing Pan 20th Anni. price » 206
Chocolate Covered Cherries l lb.
boxes, 20th Anniversary price 254:
Choclate Pea nut Clusters,20th
Anniversary price, lb.---256
Spanish Salted Peanuts,20th
Anniversary price,lh.---ISC
BLAIR
RACKET STORE
5265
mnn e...\. \./.M arrived
an d s o ld slo wly a t p r tc a : m a i n s
from wea k no 10 @25c lower than
Satur day .Tr ad in g was ll!'IBIS'
st I . sp read of $6.850'I.60 wi th
~ chi load of good young farm horsés
hich l will sell atpublic auétionbest, ugm.bumher wd gh tl up no
rm s
Tues., February"ubscribe for The Enterprise
On Wednesdgf vening, Mr. and
Mrs.Harry Scltz,Roy Anderson,Jack Lnzure and Francis Mariewere all at a card party at thr At the stock yards in Blair beginning at
Jnmu Mullen home.One 0'clock Sharp.i.n|113(18y ln!Uvulula as uluu lun.a t th e Mr s .Chas.Hi n e li ne h o me
Tw e lv e me mb er s were present.
Mr s .Aut.Beale5 a n d Mr s H a m
S a lt :re ad e.ve ry nic e pap er orLi n c o ln an d W ash ington.Lune?
wa s 'served an d th ey me et -'-°itl'
Mrs . G. E. Stanley Fe b. 5.Mrs. He nry La dwip; a nd c hi lfleer
we r e Sun dav gue:=*=a t her f a th
er 's home,F va n k 'H'neline.' P h u
also visi ted he r b r o th e r e n d wi f e
eight yearsTheseold, ahd weigh from 1200 to 1500 pounds
and our own raising andare broke to work
S. Refme has been very.are in the market for horses it willIf you»'@===~»=f'f»==»S§~~ ;, ' u ,§_. .""is536 =~ 2 ? :iii 'i'i'f.'¥.T..'i"'3."1 _ ~ §
Anniversary
S A L E
As an appreciation lor the liberal patronage of our
customers ln our twentieth anniversary ln the Blair
Racket Store we are showing some hlg values to be
on Sale . . ...F r i d a y 8 S a t u r d a y ,j a n u a r y 3 0 - 3 1
Here are a few of the 2\)lh Anniversary llems lor
your approval and selection.
Ladies' or Misses' $1.00 DRESSES
20 t h Ann ive rsa ry price --59c
Ladies',Men 's and C ildren's 25c
Hose 20th Anniversary price pr. 204:
Full Fashioned,service weight Silk
HOSE, 20th Anniversary price 6912
Form er $1 .0 0 'Sil k H O SE 2 0 t h
Anniversary price, pair --596
Fast Color Prints 23c and 25c
10th Annivarsary price,yd.~201:
D U R O L E U M M A T S
25c Mat 20th Anniversary pril e -20 :
S06 os so sv l l ~
$1.00 n sv is 0|~
Gr e y Enam eled Dish Pa n 20th
Anni vers ary,price ----206
T i n Rinsing Pan 20th Anni. price » 206
Chocolate Covered Cherries l lb.
boxes, 20th Anniversary price 254:
Choclate Pea nut Clusters,20th
Anniversary price, lb.---256
Spanish Salted Peanuts,20th
Anniversary price,lh.---ISC
BLAIR
RACKET STORE
pairyou to attend this sale and_ look }hese
agmn..Chas.0. Hineline and family
gm' Sunday out at the Harry
ineline home.Qwlte n few from here attended
the Mill Creek Club dance ir
'Blair Sltunday emning.We hear U. S. Rvwvvs and wif"
me moving up by Blair and he;
rented his farm to Ralph Pieree|
and family.They will all maveMarch 1 or before.__1
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1929
1925
1925
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Whippet Cdupe
Durant Sedan -
Ford Coupes
Ford, Pick up
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125.00
1 55.00
30.00
32.50
horses over.They will be sold singly or
i n pairs.
TERMS: See your banker
BHHISTENSENALEX&
Mrs. Henry Nohrenberg had aniscciidfentontheDeSnfoI-TilliShe was coming from Blair and it!
was nfter dnrlf nv;| n *~-~ ` ~ .run into he r bu gy smashing i t
a l l u p .W e a r e g s d h l r g s ,L a u r e n -|
v e n ab e v z r o n l v r r n t s f v m e l m ..
* I C !1 1 A _ .| - . . . . . . . . .. - . u n
E EASY TERMS ow THE BALANCE 5
Annum' - SNYDER
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mr . 9 7 11 1 1 I r s .| ~ n \, x n u e r s u u | § | ~ \ \ :.,,,¢-,- " _ " " - -'1
n c a r d p a r t v S 1 *r d a *° \ " " " \ l 'l " *"""""Y =E t a ?" L a n e 5 3 5 ° * é f § i : : » £ 2 2 ' = : f . f : ` §M 0 T O R C O M P A N F
;OWNER
C. BRUNDAGE, Auctioneer FARMERS STATE BANK,'Clerknc u u z a ,n u n .[ a u PIQUUI a n u " I "S t a n l e y .l o w s c o r e s .A v e r y m e t '=
hmch ran served f a :Hm m , NEBRASKAiml.;a iam Chas. n. 'I-Iinelfnr '-°.:~ 'iuijér lllm¢lg_y eve-
ninx th Mr and \lrs. Wil Sch:
' | | | | | | I l l \ I I I I l l l l I I l i I l l l l I I H l l l l u l u l i s n u l s u s u u u u n n n u - u n n u n u u - - _ - . - . " . ¢ » . - - n . . . - " U
Ent rise-».ern .Blair, Nebns am
h thervoaf a "..'.;:...~qne~tenth!PhuuI¢ 253.Fi r lg g l §=i';§.,.»....d i y m m L m ' w u 1 v i i ; ~ S T U D E N I STA'l`E"UNI 31 lldton Ahlie Th..-*» ""¢l.D ),_
'"-- ' --~-----.....I ..._'82*John Meevel...,.....1
ASSESSMENT RESOILUTION I-'OB become delinquent in two y§ an the ndte r,me-wat
PAVING DISTRICT NUMBER ElGRT»abd]become delinquent in three yen; thergai tu,
ru- ..fnmr. Ne §rnnl1 .uw mf . n m h nmme ddlmmnt in fa n: nm 'the re s|. mr.u n u -
cm-1|
1~2t°
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poried
l Box-
P°l'¢1"-ll..Elzy King horn;for (Unnunued from page une)
A.M. Stapleton of C1-sig, and ending the universit 1,GilmanMr. and Mrs. Ed Shplewn af 'n>- l 1. Decker, who win gaduste from
lwrldh,spent last Sundxy with the umversity next wtuk.Ba lm,
their mother, Mrs. Ju. Stapleton taken work in the college of nu
and Mr. and Mrs. E. Tomhlad.and sciences and hu been gpedgl
'Mn and Mn. Walter m. Nelson izmg in s°°l°sv-He belongs w--.I u --.."__f-f...-.. _ .ls i ,m..nm mmu... ....:..| ...___
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Ernest Fischaxzl.
Miller Nlelhen---
Thorvald I-lansen..--..
Huward C. Ruwe
H. H. Gosker -----,...-
Francis Fbrsharg._Carl Trilalnff _____
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A Re s o lu ti o n F i n n s w" é " i f J 1 1 »'§E»`-£'»%`E»l="13»¥¢>» ma Parcels of ld f ; ; ; ; ' ; . , . . , f ; i , ; a ? a . . , . ; i.; ; a ;1 n = E .; . ¢ ¢;~F o r s. , , _ G. , , , . ,, A lf tlf a .
lnl\| n~t in Run-»{nI lu n u m o n h I n P n v i n n D i s t r i c t N i m b e f E i g h t ana-'hbnth tina*euf shall bec ome delinauenf in di. YN!!! \l'I8¥llfUEI'.' R Ffnnnen-'
51;-£éi»£i§ ilm-wi shall become delin;uent iii ~ theft-I
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Purniuan. rugs and floorh p .lhthew n. Benson.
Mm A. G. Gamexon is re
as on the sick list.
For &|e-Cottonwood am
of fm.. mv Lf Blair. Nebnska. m Pay uw Cost of the Imvww
{»¢§¢§£§ Eli' »}§di$§}{Di»¢nLr, Fixing me Amount,crm-g¢d<. .after, one-tenth thereof mn become d¢11nqu¢5r LEi¢1g11t mn
nglinst said Lots and Parcels of Land, and Lcvying a Spcam thereafter
Aaaessrnent.
and one-tenth thereof shall become delinquent in nineon eacn of said Lots, Puts of Lots and ParcclsoI}.years thereaftar;,nh o f "i d ins ta llme nts,t
Land directly Abuttinz upon the streets ¥p11>r_qv¢{i iq ~ |qxcep the finst,
shall drur interest at the rate of dx par cent.. per annum, pay-Al
BE
Distrlct, Taking lnw Account the Benefits Derived or .lruunuSustained in Consequence ol said lmprovemenul P M A " ' " "
ments Being Levied for the Purpose ol' Paying we Con of said
Improvements.IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF umm, NEBRASKA:SECTION 1.Said Mayor and Council of uid City being :low
dtting as a Board nl Equalization at n spedlll meeting held pur-
suant, to a resolution heretoiord passed by said Council and notice
.U n _¢.... n=,.».;.~ \|.....\..- mnho nl oh.
able annually, nom sua nnove xlxemoate ox levy unul me Lune elde leedlinsl L e i rd m'shall beoome delinquent, And alter the mme become dwnquen] Th 'Eine 5 ve o 'Ro lf
e rp se.interest at the rate of one per cent per month shnll be paid Unthereon; provided, hoivever, all of said installments niay be paid* md ~ d e P h o n e 1 :
at one time on any lot or parcel ol land within .fi!tych¢'s from'¢g¢¢' 151; nddenoo. 133, ,29-gf
said dlte of levy, without interest, whereby such lot or paroell Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clausen of
of land shdl be exemphed from any further lien or merge there- near Blair, announce the arrivalof
f°l'¢~a ba by gi rl a t the ir ho me r e c e ntly .S E C T I O N 7 B E r r F U R T H E R R E S O L V E D th a-»r a ll th e y Mr s . Ma r g a r e t I ve r s o n a n d t a m -
- - . . . . - ) .n...n f n . .l.-...!..l_-l.J.......N l m .. m l .-us.\.,.u .nlxmer l.spent last
Sunday at
Mn. Cle m
Bluffs.
The members ol the Mecanhy
Progressive Club from south o iBlair, and their families, enjoyed
an oyster supper and socid eve
~ at te _M. W. A.hall last
Saturday night andthe home of Mr. and
Jenmen,near Council
7 - - - - » --.---U..W u .. u ne m-lty and to Sigma Gamma Epsilon,
honorary geological fraternity.
Seven Arlinkton students at-
tending the university are:Msr.
garet Reckmeyer,senior ln the
school of joumalliam; Ruth Moieli
henry, senior in the college of ag-
riculture;Hugh Rhea,teachonz
colleEE junior;Anna Brlnkman,
'inninr in no .nm! ..-l..~......I»\.-4
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R. M. Iveno1L.`.
Soren Jenan _
Wm.Johnel_-_._
G. E. Kronberg---._-
Fred Grabbe-.....
Martin Christense
E. T. Meier, __ _____
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s u srp propeny owners in sam ruvmg u»»|.¢»<» iwnwe. ...,,..- -. j"~ti and place of said meeting and of the ~ thereof havingmebeedu|',`red by law, hy puhlicauon in The Enter-n y SIVEXII3 reqm ed i said Cit and oiprim, a legal v-eokly newspaper publish n Y _
general clrculntion therein, proof of which publication ls now
on file with the (ity Clerk of said City, said :pedal meeting 56118
held for the Purpflse of fixing the vduation of the lots, parts ol
1-.. .....\ ...H-.\.. nf Inna in mid navdmr district suhiect w sheds!
,» ...."u .W m we ,,.,...=.... V.we .>.,e».....=..u u=.=.»w¢wi¢levied,together with the interest thereon, _.shell constitute a
sinking [und tn be used solely and exclusively for the payment
ol the cost of the street improvements ih snld paving district,
ar for the payment of be-ds, and lnterest thereon, which may be
issued to pay Ior said street improvements.SECPION 8.RE IT I-'lfwrazn RESOLVED, thit the City
Clerk is herebv authorized nnd dimmd rn .-mar., fn nm rsh,
uy spent.lu n rnuuy eve ning a u:the Fred Ray home, north of town. elForSal;'Six head of good!
work horses,Ro m three to ten as
years old.Phone 212 on 35,|ir
1-tl .Lestgr Bartnnlc1
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noyes spent Bix
few days last week at the home!"
~~~~~l\mu.u \ § . ¢ l \ \ B |: " " " 'n i o ve d a l t m n ' w i t h n ( i n n f . » A : P ° f ° * ' ° ° 1 l »'S °P ?~ \ °m °N >i n b u a m e s s ai 1Txbn§
52 Albert. B. Hansen.
53 H.Ff Clements-..
~'§" " "'j" """"'administratiom Angeline Ayers3'gg ls rqnrung a "alelaophomore in _arts and scienceseere in Quia msue ith the | and Clara Mexerhenry,freshmar;ntention of sell1ng out has farm in teachers colle e.1 3mttelsand retinng from the'.arm.Andrew has some 1 From Herman come Marne E.
:uff which he is offering andl§.'f.'i'f'"»,.H?'°!d H.E'~*2*='f>*2"».f="=-
t g ~.||; l 1 " "~ m u g9th e p e r i o d o f f i f ty k i a y s f r o m s a i d d a te o f le v y a n d u p o n th e
expi r atio n o f said fi f ty - da y period s a i d . C i ty Cle r k is f u r th e r
au th or i ze d an d d ir ec ted to c c lt if y sa id lis t of s ai d as se ss me nts,
.showi ng th e amo unts p aid thereo n and the a rnoun ts unp aid there-
o n , to th e Co u nty C le r k o f W a s h i n g to n Cou nty ,Ne b r a s ka , f o r
e n tr y u p o n the ta x lis ts o f said c o u nty , a s b y th e sta tute s i n
suc h c ases provided.
S E C T I O N 91 Th i s resolution s h d l be i n forc e an d eff ec t
fro m a nd af ter i ts pas sa ge and a ppr ova l and a c o py the re of sha ll
be published i n T h e Enterp ris e,th e offi c ial public ation o f th e
Ci ty ,one ti me .
Pas se d a nd ap pr oved th is 27 th da y of J a nua ry , 1 98 1.
A tte s t:C.E .K R A U S E ,J . H A R O L D S T E W A R T
Ci ty C ler k ..Ma y o r .9
( S E A L ) ..2-1r.
.. .. . _ . _ _ _»
.»
t g ~.||; l 1 " "~ m u g9th e p e r i o d o f f i f ty k i a y s f r o m s a i d d a te o f le v y a n d u p o n th e
expi r atio n o f said fi f ty - da y period s a i d . C i ty Cle r k is f u r th e r
au th or i ze d an d d ir ec ted to c c lt if y sa id lis t of s ai d as se ss me nts,
.showi ng th e amo unts p aid thereo n and the a rnoun ts unp aid there-
o n , to th e Co u nty C le r k o f W a s h i n g to n Cou nty ,Ne b r a s ka , f o r
e n tr y u p o n the ta x lis ts o f said c o u nty , a s b y th e sta tute s i n
suc h c ases provided.
S E C T I O N 91 Th i s resolution s h d l be i n forc e an d eff ec t
fro m a nd af ter i ts pas sa ge and a ppr ova l and a c o py the re of sha ll
be published i n T h e Enterp ris e,th e offi c ial public ation o f th e
Ci ty ,one ti me .
Pas se d a nd ap pr oved th is 27 th da y of J a nua ry , 1 98 1.
A tte s t:C.E .K R A U S E ,J . H A R O L D S T E W A R T
Ci ty C ler k ..Ma y o r .9
( S E A L ) ..2-1r.
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lvsl au u p un. -.a va . - --1 - - .. _-_ I" """ a ___ass es smen ts f or the p ur po se o f pay in g th e c o st o f th e impr ove-
ment of the stre ets in s aid pavi ng d istr ic t, als o to fix the amo unt
to be chargtwc l against eac h of suc h lots, parts of lots and parc els
of land , takin g i nto ac c oun t the bene fits d erived or inju rie s s us-
hm.un. Joe nm-y :hm mmm vm do iam no "'"""' ""'""" ""'""""'"°"°l'Omlhn.;1~|= over hislilting-|.A? .""~"=°a. °'°|'".!°":eds- f==|""°"Bertie!Ilwtclsen ""1 43.53and famiiv. oMr.and Mrs. Ivnn Taylor nfl Firemem d°f'°" S"*"¥"P>'» Jun.
Plattsmouth,spent last Tuesdnylsli Eugyboflys udvemfslng bar-
st the home of Mr. and Mrs. !\l._f"m"h eres a bargaln danceMetzinger of west South street.or a °,°"5e'' Belshaw andud Mrs J p l _R _lhls Elms Hotel orchestra at the1_r. an ' ,efry o ell..os B. I-`. D. hall Saturday-Gents 1543,alle and Beatrlce were dlllner LadiesFree.Come! Good musici-
guests last Sunday at the Wm. good floor-good order 2.1¢;Voss home near Bennington.\'l Edward Frahm son df Mr and Mrs.Gus Seheffler retumedMrsAugust Frallm near pt' Cal last Sunday from La Habra, Calif..--7 ~h _llloun.is now able tn be nut .lnl§fl`I,""°..l'"'3 spent nearly three
:washers college; Ervin 0. Peter-son, agricultural college freshman;land Vernon Van Horn, sophomore
in the mllcgc of dentistry.I Ft. .Calhoun representatives are
'Anita M. Mehrerls, junior in thc 1
college of agriculture and Mabel .l F . N e l l l e , a s e n i o r l r : t h e c o l l c g e l ~ ~
of arts and sriencesowl looking Hats for Women'
'
|The Best o o o
»More Cream!
' d ~l r l l l~ ;l°"$l?;°.;l";za 5. ll e e M o r e M o n e y
tained by reason of said improve#nts, said improvements being
the curbing, guttering and paving of certain streets in said paving
district, and szfid Mayor and Council, in mid special meeting,
having considered the various purposes of said meeting and being
fuliy advised in the premises, the valuation of the lots, parts of
lots and parcels of land directly abutting upon said streets, so
improved,in said paving district, is hereby fixed to be the
amounts set opposite the description of said lots and parcels of
land in the schedule hereinaftel set forth under thc column
headed "Valuation for Purposes of Assessnientf; the amount oi
-- --m u n w s v m n ne r da ug h te r Mr s .Fas hi on Ce nte r.2-1t¢*"t¢hF3 af te r seve ral mo n th s °f! Ber 1= W i lli ams, who h as beé n qui te W a sh Dnesses--a dozen n e w | "" ""'
su ff e nn g ; fl0 Ilk 8 bl0k e n leg .\ah~l»\.l¢»c.~,.\....rn-..-...:-...._1 ..¢...\.....91 nr _..|..__..\]' I ben fits in said distdct derived by ]ead\ of said lotsthe,specla eand parcels of lund therein by reason of the q6n.~1tru¢¢.ion of the
thmat improvements in said district is hereb§ fixed to be e
amonn\,s set opposite the desdption of each of`sa£d Iota and
|a |L l l # I l a n D u l c x l l t l e m o v e u 31; n|. y|\ :B- "vD |.. UU v a l u e s o n sa l e a tMr. and Mrs. John T. Gallagherlfine visit and reports iié 'dnug1{ll<>rily $1-sizes 14 m 46.Fliéhiiil]and family who live east of town ter as feeling much improvnad al-Qenter-~at5les show;1 for the first
and }fr. aqd ljflfg. .Louie Matthie-though not entirely recovered.time.2-1:Q_J
sgn o f n or th of B lai r, we re Su nd ay 'C O N G R E G A T I O N
' § lT " E ' f _ ¥ ' T ' e ' § ' f . . ? ' ~ " J a s p e r -~lookincr Ha i n fav " I n ma n A D |\!|...........\:`Ln.. RC Hparcels of land in m d schedule under the column headed
"Amount of Benefits".
SECTION 2.BE I T FURTHER RESOLVED,after due
consideration thereof. that said Mayor and Council in this meerinz
a few at $1.88 and $2.88 at thr-
Fashion Center.2-It
Closing out all odds and ends in
shoes for Women at only $238-
shop early.Fashibn Center.2-lt
Wash Dresses-a dozen newstyle:$1.95 values on sale atonly $1-sizes 14 to 46.Faslzaion
~E1
axfifé
time.'2-~zWinter Coats-just a .few Ie..f'f--clodng them cat at $10.75 ae:-i$16.75 - values to $35 - FashionCenter.2-It
0 More Prof i
o o More Pl
A,F.Newell.. Pnlor
Public vzship Sunday at 11:00
o'clock conducted by its minister.This will include n story-period for
children.
Church School at 10 A. M.The
gruup will meet as usual at 6:30.
J A N U A R Y S T A T E
S C H O O L A P P O R T I O N M E N T
(Continued f r o m p a g e o n e )
m n
29 Ch ri s IIinz......_.....--_..81.25
30 H .C.Han8en......_-_--56.84
5
"1»~
;
.. . . . . . . a \ l !
Advertip in The Enferprise.
assembled, do hereby find that none of the lots, parts of lots
and parcels of land included in said Paving District Number
Eight have been damaged in any sum by reason of the construc-
tion of said street improvements and that all of said lots, parts
of lots and parcels of land directly abutting upon the streets
improved in said paving district have been specially benefitted
of
Abra ham
ly James Gllvlr Corinna
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor
Phone 47-Alice Trlplett.2-It
Mrs.Emma Hoover has been
endin the ast week with Mrs.,sp g pJohn Caner.I
Qlosing out all Nqeklafes at
'13 Clearance Sale-Silk Dresses-v ues to $20 go at $7.95 andvalues to $l0 go at,E;1--sizes 11
lo 46.Shop early al e FashionCenter if you want afgood looking
'Silk Dress ut a bargain pri :v:.!v.
lrene Haack ol Omaha,spent
thereby.Gb! Doubleday Dorm Center 2.1¢parents,Wir and Mrs.Hugo2'l?,? ~~w§§"$2',°;.¢.Q ~Miss Marie Ward of the Rose-.'i;".E°'f;,...§":*. ref ;Hfi':2-P<2§i*i'i'1SECTION3.Be IT FURTHER RESOLVED
amounts hereinafter fixed and charged against each of
parts of lots and parcels of land directly abutting vs u a u | u a |
upon the |hill district. spent t.h<iwith Gertrude Lovestreets in said paving district are in proportion to the special I l 4
benefits derived by each of said lots, parta ol lots and parcelsof lund by reason of said street improvements in said paving 1 / Z
dlltrid, taking into account injuries sustained by reason ot said
¢:f.;¢ improvements, and said amounts are hereby fixed as the _
n .: '11
ll '
M a x .
Your :hoses al Q
Libbfs or Lin;
i-mm Tall on
SALADmmssma
n ~glgklypg \
of the Rose Hlll neighborhood,
was a welcome caller agthis dom-icile last Monday.
Closing out all Necklaces at
only 'Sl-values to S5.Fashion
nrious sums set opposite the dmcxlptions of said lots and par-céls of land in the schedule hereinafter set forth under the column
headed "Amount of Assessments".2-11I CenterBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that there be
and hereby is, charged and levied, for the purpose of nayinz the Itime with her niece,Mrs.E.G.
Canon of west South §t.
Julius Petersen le!t for LincolnWednesday morning,where he is
in attendance at a hamware deal-
oost of.said street improvements in sa id paéiné distric t, li spec ial
a s s e s s m e n t a g a i n s t e a c h o f t h e l o t s , p a r t s o f l o t s a n d p a r c e l s o f
l a n d i n s a i d p a v i n g d i s t d c t d i r e c t l y a b u t t i n g u p o n s a i d i m p r o v e d
s t r e e t s t h e r e i n a n d s p e c i a l l y b e n e f i t t e d b y s a i d i m p r o v e m e n t i n1th e va r io u s a mo un ts i n sa i d sc h edu le he rei naf te r s et fo rth , o p-
d t e t hp o e des c rip tions of said lots and parc els of land u nder the
c olumn he ad ed " Amou nt o f As se ssmen ts ", s ai d sc he du le , he re in
.. .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. :
S Z S U IB
west Nebraska street, entertained
the L. L. W. B. class of the Chis-
tian church on Tuesday evening,
Jan. 27.
The First Lutheran church will
hold confirmation services next
Sunday morning,Feb.1.at ten
referred to, being an fnllows
New Ones on.DfSbl¢3Name ol Owner Dimrlntion ol Valuation lar Amount n!Amount nl l _L a m !Pu r po se s o l Spe c ia l A sse ssm e n t
L a t A s s e s s m e n t B e n e l l t sJlmea Mullen 63 $100.00 $127.05 $127.05$700.00 $127.05 $127.05$100.00 $127.05 $121.05 Let as Demonstrate th¢8AY»-
ING ynu can make by h i l t
one of the Isles! DeLn|.l Onan
o'clock when a_ciass of four will
A.C.De be la nd She Hld 'rma to Km Hlrn. And \become membexs ol the church Metzler dated for Jan
uary 3| is changed to
Mary Debel 63
A. C. Debel And
10
W5 o! 11
me o f 11
12
1
$700.00
$350.00
$3§0.00
svooooQwnn nn
Sl 27.05
s 63.53
s 63.58$121.05eme nz
$127.05
s 63.53s es.ss
$127.05_ .a nn
He Had Gone Away»-LnvlngHer Alive!
enemy's feet,mu Jeemn hadmade a resting place for ber ofamplybagsandmusthaveca:-rled her to IL She shivered when
District No. 41, the Maqtes school
will be presided over lor the re-
mainder of the year by Miss Inezi
Hansen,who takes the place o l
Miss Ada Schenk who resigned to
|be married.i
S e p u a l o n .
milking ten or more umm
Ihr? Langry
MBU Lamry
should lnve one of the_Mn g n e t i c Mi lk in g Ma d i n s b e -
ing used by leading dxinllen
Oma h a ,an d Mr ,an d Mr s .W m .
Bo lte wh o li ve no r th of to wn, we r e
Su nd ay even in g g ue sts a t the Al~
fr ed F ee r h ome in th is c ity , wh er e
th ey pla y ed pinoc hle a n d enjo y ed
an fi ne lun c h s er ved b y Mr s. P ee r.
A ma rr ie d fo lk ?dan c i ng c lub
ha s been org ani zed a n d me t f o r
th e f i r s t ti me la s t Th u r s d a y e ve
n i n g a t the 1. pedal1 hall.The re
we r e ab ou t twe nty -th re e c ouples
reported present a nd all had a good
ti me .
1 ...
Mrs.Leo sclnniu and f~mily
Silk Dress at a ~a~n!~pmfr.1~r ' S A F E W A Y s A v l N G s ig;
[T]Tlxurpday, Friday and Saturday, Jaauary 29 - 30 - 31 f]
m Our Safeway Store No 991 Blair Nebraska I
Page accompanied Mrs.Andrew
Feer fn Omaha last Saturday.
FRIDAY
JANUARY 30
|l l l l |a
show.
Thursday Friday Saturdaylast three d;ays of ou Gre at Jn?AE L ~ AY ~
Announcement
~"|,_@? ,' ; L. ": i §; ', ' £2 39 c n o u n
Olxvea 1 ql. _||r'smav/AY Brand 19~P g w m 5 m ;
2'-:.%°m.3s¢
s n m Your awk »f -~mmssmn ~C
<'..-,=.-sm 196 |-mm on
~ I5c
TAPIOCA
;>1§rf°.~,~v'%29c
Mxrcrms
Safewxy Brmd'a=':.°:":,.'=.:=:»I9c
pq Catsup mymm H8 38 5
. $£I»%"e"="l9c z':::..'.§f:°f'25C %'S.£rff°.25c
R e m e m b e r T h e D a t e
Friday, January 30,1931
vauen w $20 go at $7.95 andvalues to $10 go at $5-sizes 11to 46._Shop early at the Fashion
' : '~»
Pngss
BLUE RIBBON 2 for 256
PULLMAN IOC
BETTYANNE 2 for ¢|1s¢
Boost your home town and buy
hoine made bread at the . . .
HANSEN BAKERY
DANCE
A T
Knggs
Pavnlnon
Mika North of Blair on
Highvuy No. 5
world over.
Sat., Jan. 31th
.Special
I2 qt. Mllk Pl|||3s¢
Mi l k Strainer - - -43c
MUSIC BY
W i l e y z m k
of Omnlan
The
Amdt Hardw~
B L A I R , N E B R A S K A
GOOD FLOOR GOOD uusxcGOOD ORDER
'ft of 8 $580.00\4
of B
s
10
11
r m
$120.00$00.00$100.00$100.00
.....,.
$105.01s 21.18$127.05
$127.05$121.05
,s16s.s1
s 21.18
$121.05
$121.05
5127.05
stnln of blond on the Boar.She
ad !r1ed to km hlm.And he had
gone nwuy-leaving her u\l\'e!An lmd lumnened 10 Jeems.somcllxlng mm bumed our of hornow.It hnd Kvne In me sen ofdarkness\\'l1k~l1 hnd s\\ent over lM. E. Church
M. E. Church
Ernest W. Schmidt
I-1:-at Cong. Church
First Cong. Church
I-'int Cong. Church
George F. Bums p
Kathrine F. Bryant
estate
Knthrine F. Bryant
mu t e
65
65
65
.»/1 -11 U.7
s
9
65 S.9| fr. of 10
ss S%of 11
66
66
RR
65 su.of 12
7
s
a
v |w.w$100.00
$700.00$100.00$700.00$100.00
$700.00
$100.00
$100.00
(HHH Q omw$196.60
$19660
$196.60
$159.00
$139.08
$139.03
$190.00
$196.60
0 59.60$196.00
$196.60
$196.60
$159.00
$109.08
$139.03
$190.60
$196.60
her. and she rose wllh nn unemotlnnulcalmness.an lf the towerroomwithll:dun And coh\\eb.aand More of rtpened lrrnln had hemmeher1-lnlsler.Pnsxlnn had
wom Itself away.It n though:
could have nlnlu. she vcanld stlllhavewreakedhervengeanceonJeems,but she would not hnwtouched the munket again that layon the Rmr.
She went In the head of the
sahu qljd _lpnked down._The__sov\
I-'int Cong. Chun:
C'|.nud.i| H. Capps
Claudia H. Capps
S. F. Manin atm
.~U qlvuUU )|.3'D.Dl..I $196.50h0010$100.00 $190.00 $100.00 or we lsnglian woman nan sen llnllgn except the fhjn of blood thnl - Ionss
be '74
'14
E54 &
ty.
11 $700.0012$700.00
s $100.00
1 $100.00Nwsatsaoo.00
\
$196.60
$196.00
$197.20
$191.20$131433
$106.60
$196.60
$191.20
$19720
$1814.83
"mug n mm un mg new mm 0...of the door.Exnltutlon punaredl|1>r an she thought how nearly
she had hrmlght to the 'Bulnlns
the same shndow of denth which
they and thetr kind had hrouglnta hey The thrill was snug ln lgWashingtonCoun
of Nebraska
School Dist. of Blair
School Dist. o! Blair
School Dist. of Blair
School Dist. of Blair
Albert G. Rnmberg
Albert G. Rnmberg
Rune H. Metzingerand
75
76
76
76
77
77
76 E: 180 rc. of $2100.00
4 $100.00
$100.00
$100.00
$700.00
$700.00
$580.80
$196.60
$190.60
$190.00
$127.05
$127.05
$58030
$196.60
$196.60
$196.00
$127.05
$121.05
m o m e n t .x n e r m a m p s u n c l u u w uher, pglnled hrlghily by the sun.Jeeml Bulaln-out there wnh rm-deudl The boy her mother hndmed to make her rellrd with bn-terneu and dlsllke from childhood-11 man gmwn into an Enxllsh
muhnerl She struggled to bx-Innbuckher power to hate and herdeslre to klll,bn! the efron shemade was futile. Sha iollowed theEm! Metzlnger 77 8 $700.00 $127.05 121.05Jo e M. Mun 77 4 s'1oo.oo mov ns T... M crimson nalnaAllnboulher w a l the haz e o f'
smoke, soft and null In the alr.InthedistanceobscuredbytheroxBende J. Frencli 77
Alfa E. Wainvrdght 77
Alu E. Wainwright 11
W. S. Rodman '78
Mm-y J. cook 1s
muy J . c wk '18
Gilbert No):'18Anna Anderson 5 '18
Adzlaide Tyson 78
E% o 1 5
W5§ ¢f5
6
1
2
a
4
5
e
$350.00
$360.00
_ $100.00
$100.00$100.00
$100.00
$700.00
$100.00
$100.00
s 68.58s 63.58
$121.05
s l 27.05
$121.05s 127.05
$127.05$127.05
$121.05sEc'r1oN 5.an r r FURTHER mzsmmm
... . .W \s 53_53s 63.58
$121.05$121.05$127.05$121.05
$121.05$127.05512105,n . . . »\
which the umoldennnmini. she uiw i tain: bent m-6teoquely under lr harden. "lt was a
nhnpeleu thing.amo n e d' b y the
nun m d the nmaky qpludrlmn
dancing before h u - e y e |, \ mt uv-lnz bec ause lt w u movin(lw n !from her.Beh ind u vu n s maller
object, md she knew the two were
Jeeml and his dog.
She wanchea u m n m e :wereabove schedule of assessments Ko my for £1§`§" N m n w~ inlsaid ggvfng district in hereby m,;3"»?§,"£§'.§§ZX
Cound"urt.\zer 53`3-°°J»&""uf3'-'§3°'ifr3§Z'»?§"?"i'1Z.*'i,2§ Tsdsthia
daily benefitted by said street Improvemata in the ...§'§Z
amounts assessed ngdnet each of said pun,-jg of land and further
finds tlut qw amount "sensed against each of said p;r¢¢1, af
khdi no txne xe e uo f the e mu\;ofs ped||bendlta derlve dby
sud vu-Ions pamela of lmd tm amid afreet improvements md
further finds that the tntnl mmunt ol uid assessment.; Il not
gexxuoess of the tuva\ expense and cost of said alta! imptove~
s n c n o n s .B E r r FURTHER RESOLVED~ of ~m ,'m°""f "€'F*°'? "°*'mseleed '...'$"'.,' ; " ;
blottedjrom her vdeloll. end mln-ulee passed before :he followed
when they had gone.Jeeml must have seen ner, forhe renppeared with the d°x like awerewol!at hll heels.Bo hadfound a coat somewhere md dld
not look so u v e " ,Lhoruh hi p
face was dlsllgurod u m hmmm:when :be ma struck him with thebarrelof the monket.Sha (fledto speak when he nnppod before,her.Accusetlnn and | bl! ot Kuo- \
dl] Nmllned In her mol. but the! ,were impotent In ma allmee be-tween them.E h one ~hm needily from mmm- ma led 1
be-ma of h e blow.named I n n?:gunn eau; lot and parcel or had abuve described,hun be~like ' "'"'°"°"" -he nm moreep;m °Hnn¢rinBf¢ yd\ndw1n»dm °:w¢¢1¢:y,n m "=°.l°~°€°°°"f°1"P:'L°°':'
~ ~ pmw-y 2Z,19;QM-¢nn!h't.he\'¢d nh-:l15¢. with a sold md 0e1'r|h|¢pity]
1L Ilame ueunquem. m can yegx manner, que-tenth lbmwl lhllf _(Ta by Gwlihued Nut Week)