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BLAlR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER GENERAL NEWS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKA
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NUMBER GBLAIR,NEBRASKA,FEBRUARY 26,1931|>..»uL»§§<i Weekly by John A. Klum dn
Snbscriptian Price. S\.50 per Year.Single Copy,5:VOLUME XXXV _...f
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ceivé GasTax
Tuul Amount Received for 1980by
Stlte ll $2,258,891 DnuglaaCo.
Gets $29l,8'l3;Lanculer Cu.
Receives$180,963
szao|1.'1s FOR WASHINGTONco.
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IConstructPool.The February 20|1931
¢f bf Contract Goes A regular meeting of the Blair
~(;i¢y Council was called to order
Im 3:80 oclock P.M by Mayor
Stewart who stated that the por
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ALREADY Slr\ltlE[)slpose of the meeting was w receive and consider bids for the can
structlon of a swimming pool and
bath house in connection with the
ark On roll call the fol
~mit for Completion la
The Work Will [lf
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of
npr pool which is to be
alr were opened last
ftemoon at o specialthecitycouncilheld
rpose.Seven different
in the bidding which
exceptionally close.
~cts were let in secion one consisted of the
f the pool and bath
was let to Frank ll.
t Blair at $18252.
o and three covering
g and electric work
A.F. Caratens Plumb
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ing o.total of $l*J97l
ole constnuction work.
~rted on lust Monday~ngineers set the stakes
~ding and the following
uesday Ed Stricklett
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egnn moving dirt.
limlt for the complejob in June 15th which
e time when the season
Gty v ..lowing Councilman answered presont:liizelow Jenson Moore Me
Kay Schmidt and Roberts.Ab
lsent Thietje.Hundnhl reporting
after roll cull.Bids for the proposed work as
submitted by the following named
Hnns were then opened and read
by the City Clerk and tabulated
by the Special Eyigineers.A. F. Curstens Plumbing dz Heating
Co.Omaha Nebraska.
Sehollman Bros Omaha Nebraska
Fred H.Webber Omahn Nebraska
Acme Electric Company Omaha
NebraskaBeutyContracting Co.Blair Neb
raskaA.Borchmanm Sons Company
Omaha Nebraska
Parsons Construction Co.Omaha
NebraskaFrankH.Bellows Blair Nebraska.
Alter considering the bids assubmittedthefollowingactionwastakenMovedbyCouncilmanJen
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of maintaining c necessaryofficeforcetohandlethe
business is deducted from
the total amount the remainingone~fourth is divid
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number of molar vehicles in
the county as compared with
the wus!number in me state.
For example il Washingtoncountyshouldhave5000
motor vehicles and the state
should have 500.000 Wash
ington county would getonehundredthofthetotal
amount.lt makes no dif
ference where the gas is
sold the tol..l sold in the
state is t.|ten into consid-
eration cnl.This amount
derived r.m e onefourth
is trawl/:sr to the coun~ty trensxro and fromthere
to the xohd fvndj
Onesixth of the remain
der goes for state conntruc
tion work auch as bridgesebc.Another onesixth of
the remainder goes to the
state highway paving fund
and is used by the state.The remainder is used for
maintenance and constmc
tion of state and federal
highway.ff It might be poasdble that
a county would have no_sta
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would still get its share of
gas tax in proportion w the
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Enter: the Better Sire Conmt.
Elect! Officers for the Year
ANNUAL MEETING ON FEB.I8
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FILING CLOSES
MARCH 6TH
City eledion is beginningtowarmupandnlresdy
four candidates forcuu11cil~
men have circulated petitionsaskingthattheir
names be plaed on the
ballot.
Elmer Frain is a candidateinFirst Ward; Jas. Roberts in
Second;John McKay in
Third and J.P.Jensen in
Fourth.All of these except
Elmer Frsin are asking for
reelection.
The filings clone thirty
days before election which
names this year April ith
and therefore the filingswillclosemidnightofMarch
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JAMES SKINKLE Vl$l|~g BLAIR
James Skinkle forrnerl cityysuperintendentofBlairwasallImmonBlairfriendslustSatur
Uomgs ut ine 1
I1931Legislature
FORMER BLAIR GIRL MARRIED
Miss Frances Sappenfield dsugh
ter of Mr.and Mrs.Harry Sap
penfield of this city was married
Jsn.81 at Ft.Collins Colo.to
Mr.L. B.Sweet of Cheyenne Wyo.The bride is a graduate of the
Blair highfschool in the claus of
1925 and has lived mon ol herlifeinBlair.She has been teach
ing this year near Cheyenne.|
The newlyweds will make their
home at Cheyenne where Mr.
Sweet is amployed.5Thebestwishesof a host of
friends of the bride are extended!
w her and her husband in their;
new home.
BLAIR GIRL WEDS
Ma Lnirllsnsen.daushter ui
Bills ol Local Interest Now Peld~
ing Before the House of Repre
senlativu.Salsry Bill Drum
Fire
VERY LITTLE ACCOMPLISHED
Bryan Would Estnblish Munieipsl
Guoline Stations.Hearing S6
for Qu Afternoon
~rm legislature has been grindingawayforsometimeanduptothepresentwritingithasnceomplishedbutlittle.A brief resumeof as few of the bills thatmre
of local interest are hereby zo
pmduced.»Gas mx exemption regarded usone ol the major issues to be eossideredby the 47th legislative se|~sion will come before members af
the house ol renresentativel he a
Contract LetFor
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In Blair W
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The Time
June 15
Ruehed
The hid.
tho swimr
builf.for
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meeting o
for that rfirmswo:
proved to
The cor
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building
house an
Bellows
Sections
the plum!
ly Since leaving Blair he has
en continuously employed alperlntendent of schools at Chad
n Nebraska covering n perlocl
seven years and he lnlomn usathehasbeen:selected for
motheryear.Ho was on his way to Detmltichiganto be in attendance at aatlonal educational association and
:pected w be gone for about a
eek.
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Keceives Relic
Pr§${'}nH`"1\1}§oxi l"l;I|!€lofIthiscityandBemaniWwfsonlMr.md Mrs.Ditlol Wulf al
the Rose Hill neighborhood weromaxrledSaturdayFeb. 21 at Red
loak IowB./
The bride has been working tor
several years in the pnreddmtlnorificeltDmaCollege and is well
and favorably known to manypeopleof the county.The bride
groom is a young fanner and Lhe
newlyyveda will make their home
n farm near Kenyan.
.DECLAMATORY CONTEST
lore the end of the week.
By a divided vobe the house commmeeon revenue and taxation Qo
day planed on .general file H.R.
181 a revision of the odglnal exemptionbillpresentedbyReprosentativeSteeleofKimballThis
bill bears the names of 28 intro
dneers aa reported from commit.
we.The bill on which house memberswillbeaskedtopusjudgment ia similar to the 1925 gutaxexemptionhillrepealedin1927
except that it specifies uses to beexempt and simplifies the machin
aw lm anfansmam Aa if 1 ma
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2I»3»{'lh§`2L§lH{¢22,ax;'LuT'§gf p-D l The dues for the home dw-;xoneer Il
Blnir Resident Receives Relic ol
Pioneer Dlyn Dating Back ul;
zsoo.Carrie:Wim le A Mem
ory of Family Histnry
OF wrznzsr AS nnunoom
Rev.A.F.Newell revsently receivedfromanememrelativeanheirloomwhiwhubeenhanded
down the line ol his male mee:tors since 1soo a period of 131
years.The relic dun back in the dayl
of mudelosdillt fireumn when
every hunter cnrded.slung from
his neck a powder hum on onesideandAhomfornhot on the
other.The former was always the
larger and each was fashioned
Ifromthehornof a cuw or sheer.
The article now in the posseuionofMr.Newell is a shorthom.
seven inches in length.The outer
lnyer has been removed from partof the horn the upper half beingthusleftblackandthelowerhalf
white
The old hnrn is elaboratelynotchedletteredandomamented
with birds.flowers scrolls etc.
The hind carving was proisbly
done with a jack-lmiie.
The inscription carefully letter
ed with guidelines under the
words reads:S.B.Newell PEM
BROKE.PlED9nf£d by Daniel
Newell MILEBROOK and Sam
mon Falls August ll ISW
KENNEBEC.
The Summon Falla ln eviden#
story .wntest have been set for
Thursday and Friday Much 19
na 20.There are nearly ghirtystudentstryingout in this contest.
The following high sthool teach
ers He doing the coaching of the
conteltnms:Misses Buser Kelly
and Drewelnw.
The district contest ln which
nearly fifty contestants from easb
ern Nebraska will take part will
lbe hald here a week later onFrldayMarch27.
SENIOR HIGH OPERLFIA
The music department is verybusythesedaysinmakingprepnatzlunnfortheSeniorHlghOp
eretva known as The Marriage of
Nnnnette.Mon of thc choruses
have already memorized their
puns and are now working for the
best municd expressdon of the
same.The Senior High Operetta|is considered the big musical treat
of the year.This event will besheldintheSeniorHighSchoolonFridayMarch13.
localBasketball
TourneyEnds
Good Attendance A Feature.Many
Oulsiden Were Present as
Rooterl.Blair Tum Fails to
Plea;
ARLINGTON lEAll IS WINNER
ly a mlsspelling lor Salrnon From the standpoint of attendFdls(NJI.)
Une horn vu carved md givenby Rev. A F. Newel1a great zmtl
gnndfnther Dmiel Newell.Daniel
was horn in Lynn Mun.in 17l9|And therefore was 81 yean old ntl
the lime hu presented the keep
sake in moo ua hil grm»dson|
s (Sem Bannister)N¢WE||
when the latter (who was born ln
1788) was 17 years nf nga.The Nev/hall family lud remov~about 1750 or 1760 from Mans.
to eastern New Hunpshire Daniel
to live near Salmon Falll his a<m|Ebenezer and grandson S.B.in
_ance and inte and also organ»ization the State Local Basketball
Tournament proved to be a fine
mweu.IAl8¢crowds from manyofourneighboringwwnawereln
Attendance each dey.They also
brought with them many rooters
and supponara for their teams.However from the stmdpolnt of
pep and support for the teams De
catur rcoters seemed to have theedge.The two yell leaders from
Decatur seemed in be masters intheircalling.The winners of t.hetoumune:nwereasfollows:Champions Arl
shnm ol the provision that exemptgasolinemust be colored black.
Abolition of the stale board of
control an promised tl a hill byRep. John Boelts of Merrick failed
to meet the approval of the sundlngconvnitbeeonconstitutional.
mnendmenls and was reported tndnforindefinitepostponementHIL 66. which proposed mumxtto $5000 per year the salary to bepsidofficersoffraternalbenafidarylocietiawaskilledhythehousestandingcommitteeonha
nurance.Ihe RodmanMcGowan bill S.F.8.providing jail and penitentimrysentencesfordrivingmotorvehie.lea while lntnximmd wn yqmgout by the judiciury committee.ItwastheEntsenatebllltobeplaced on general file ln the house.H.H 128 by odence nukinghxwbandor wife u competent wimnlagniwhisorhermatew&sf¢pvrted out by the same committee.H.R.844 the CromerMr?/bill to increase io $100000
present $15000 state reward IhrdiscoveryoloilinNebraskamukilledbythehousefinancecommittee.
Construction of dormitories xxtheUniversityofNebraskaltdstatenonnalschoolsasprovided;bY H.R. 239 by Rep.Myfile Mb
;=»3;gieddan wma va the slateorireadingwilyhabeen advancedby the committee cr!the whole lite yelhzday alter 3heateddeblte.
The bill Pruwldes for inveltmant
f\\P»05Percento!pemnnent
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SURPRISE ON mzlcasons
Mr.and Mrs.Dewey Halxtdn
were the vidims of n surprisepartyFridaynightFeb. 20 when
about thirtyfive friends nnd
neighbors cum to bid them hnwellantheyaremnvingtotho
Spiker neighborhood in the mufuture.
The evening vu spent. in phy
lnggamesmndviliting.Atnlahhourtheladiesservedademtioui
lunch.
Families present were Adolf
Battling Alfred Andersen H.D.
Pembroke.Ebenezer born in 1145 lngwn;A;lingum md a well b|.Swrk Irank Stark Dennis Ol
was Inter n Capt.in the Army of mcod mm qu;nllyed A meuiburn Hens Christensen P.K.An
the Revolution.|floor game and made good on near-demen Mrs.Albert Hue Mrs.Her~
The hmlly name wa.;chA.nged_|Y every chance that they had in mln Mngill Lenda Smrk_Lnvl
from mwrmn so Newell during duking the han law the bake¢.|Grwlee.Adeljn am Elvwl M
the days of Dlniel.A Sco¢chiCaPtsin Bevelhelmer of A11ingwnd=rm.kms Hlllleflr Beanie
schoolnrumer mnemd theehungevas the snr of their team n.ndG!l¢»Ruthel Evelyn Chulude
in Daniels children usd the whale llso of the tournament.We are_llld Iain Osbum R|}\\Bonhlddi.
fnmlly nppnrently adopted the cor looking for the Arlington team to Alvin Andersen Percy Hue and
nxpted spelling.go quite n ways in the sectionalMf and Mrs.Dewey Holstein and
The old shothorn was puedtournlmen¢to be held at FremontRUbY
on by s.a.Newell m his .mun Mueh 5.1
opens proper mn xr. L1 nnpeu martheopeningmaybeusearlyas
Memorial duy.
FORMER BLAIR MAN
TAKES SPEAKEWS CHAIR
A. G. Jensen of Fremont representativefromdisthct27inthe
siate legislature served in the
spcnkexn chair in the house of
representatives two hours Fridayandconductedthehouselikeavetcrnn.He was called to the
chair by the speaker who wassummonedfromtheroomforatime.A few Fremontcrs were in
the house and were interested in
rwagwinlr the Fremont represenwtivewieldthegavel.Jensen also Lakes a prominentpart in the brnndcnsts of the membersof the legislature from radio
s\.\\Lioh KFOR each Thursday eveningat8uclock.Hc has been
selected us rhiel announcer by the
legisiatnrx in chnrgc of this broad
cast.Considerable interest has
been aroused in the program.
FAMILY lu;uNmN ON
M0lHERS BIRTHDAY
Mrs.Marie Pedersen wns surprisedlux!Sunday when u number_nf her children gnlhercml at her
home on east Colfax street to extmndbestwishesandhelpher
celebrate her seventyfirst birth
anniversary.They vfzroughv.with
Umm wellfilled baskets and spentthedaywithher.
The following sons and families
were present:Mr.and Mrs.Chris
F.Pedersen of Omaha Mr.and
Mrs. Gus Pedersen of Lincoln Mr.
and Mrs.A.G.Pedersen of Fre<
nwnt Mr.and Mrs.Ejner Peder
sen Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Pedersen
Leonard and Thy.of Blair.Her
sister Mrs.Pete Pedersen and
niem Mn.Roy Jeffery and Mr.
Jeffery of Omaha were also pres
ent
PLEASANT SURPRISE
Mrs.Mattie Noble was verypleasantlysurprisedonherbirth
day last Wednesday afternoonFeb. 26 when s number of her old
friends und neighbors walked in
on hex at the home of har daugh
ier Mrs.Geo.Thomas to extend
felicitations und best wishes.
A :doe lunch was brought along
: ~:crved nt t!~~proper time.
naw.in Lin: a.fL.::|\uon Mrs.J.
E.fiwfmbell entre In to bring her
a lovely bouquet of meet pea:whieh she surely appreciated.
Those present \\e:e Mesmlames
E.\V.Schmidt.M\ry Hain Frank
Bron C.B.Hansen L.D.Wu
rick Mike lngcrslev and M.R.
canslruction under Seciion One of
the Plans and Specifications for
the City Swimming Poul be ncceyled an the lnwept and best bidi
that the bid of A.F.Carstens
Plumbing and Heating Comganlffor the wnstnxction under SermonsTwoandThmeof said Plans andSpecincationsbe accepted and that
all other bids he rejected;that
the Mayor and City Clerk be and
they hereby are authorized and di~
reded to enter into contrscis on
behalf of said City for said constructionwithsaidsuccessfulbid
deks upon their executing properbonds for the performance of their
respective cantracts and thlbthc
City Clerk be imtructed to return
to the unsuccessful bidders their
certified checks.On ro!!call
Rlgelow Hundnhl Jensen Moore
McKay.S¢\\midt and Roberts vat/
ing AYE Thietje being absent
the motion carried.
Moved and Seconded this meet
ing be adjourned.All Councilman
present vnting AYE ¢he motion
cnrhed.
Attest C. E.Krause City Clerk.
J.Harold Swwan
Mayor.
\\Q oFarmBullclmgs
AreBurned
lire of Unknown Origin Destroys
Bam and Live Stoak While .».|
Family ls Away Lui Monday
Evening
LOSS ls PARTIALLY INSURED
At about nine aclock Mundny
evening a fire of unkmwn oidn
broke out in the barn on the Peter
Fallen farm onehad!mile west of
the Chulen Hunk fum and when
noticed was n mass of flamns
The fire alann was pounded :md
tho Blair fire department hastened
|w the scene tad lane in be of anyudstance.At the time of the fire
it is reported that the family wus!away visiting and the firs was
discovered by pnssers by.|Repons are that seven horses nnd
nine cows perished in the ilunen
and it was also thought that anumberofhuglbesidesthehar
nesses and the hay mow lull of
hay were destroyed.
\The property was only pgrtially
insured.
LEGION HASGETTocmnsn MEET
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county.This question has been
raised recently by citizens
residing near Lhe border of
glue county and who werepurchasinggasfromanad
joining county who wereanxiousthatourcountygetthebenefitof the mx (rom
the gas purced by them
and we hope we have made
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HiwayProjects
the matuer clear.
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Big Rand Building Pmgrnm In
Mapped Out for 1931.Letting
to Be Made for Tuul Area on
Mnnrh 20th
0051*M1u.xoNs or DOLLARS
Nebraska roads are in for anupheavalthisyearandworkwill
begin in earnest the latter part
of March weather permitting.Among paving projects sched
uled .for the March 20 letting are
the lollcwingzBetweenYork and Waco on we
S. Y.A.eight miles.
Between Lexington and Overwn
ten miles.Eight miles south of Lincoln and
seven miles north of Belt:i1ontheComhuskerhlghvmy.West of Hastings on the D.
highway twelve miles.
Veterans hospital lpurfourthmileentalHnnoln.Between West Point nd
un.
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mr thirteen miles.
Following are grading and gradve\ing projects on the federal
syttem:Nine miles west nl Randolph.
Twentyseven miles south of
Arthur.
Ssven miles of grading between
Ord and Elyrll.Four mile:between Maxwelland
Fort/McPherson.
Six miles between Cunis and
Maywood.Ten miles between Pender and
Emerson.
Six mile.:south at Rgd Cloud.
Following are the grading and
graveling projects on the state
highway system.Twelvs miles between Tecumseh
and Steinauer.
Nine miles between Wood River
and Aida
Fourteen miles south of Spauldimz.
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fourth of the tax minus refundsallowedby law and expense of ml
minisirution he had during the
year 1930 distributed no counties ummof;22sss9w¢The dumbutionof the onefourth he laxd
is bued upon the number of num
mohiles registered in each g»\w~The counties use this panic of
the stalf tux for road work within
counties and the remainder of the
mx is used by the state for road
construction and mnintenanw.Douglas county having the lnrgest zumber of cars registfrod re~
ceivus more fhnn uany other cqmtylamthc.nrlbu on of Anooft!\e|og collectlcd iif the state.
Douglas couny received $291873
the past year while Lancaster
county is next in amount with
$160963.Treasurer Bass is preparingsstatementshowingthe
amount of tax collected [ram gasoiinedealersin each county in the
smw.This will show that counties
where the greater part of the Lax
is paid receive the greater amount
in proportion.<
Oi the amount apportioned for
1930 Burt county on the north of
us roceived $24;262.94 Dodge onthewest$41s39.so while Wash
ington county received $23047.78.
DANA COLLEGE Norms
Next Sunday the Dana A CapellaChoirwilldeliveranwh
noon concert at.Shelby Iowa and
an evedng comceft lt Avooa Iqvg
Convncafinn Monday morning
was in chlfge ht the Hesperlxn
Society.Tfiey represented a pmgramincommemorationofthe
bixihdzrys of Washington md
Lincoln.
Mr.Bowers of the State Depirb
ment called at the college Tuesf
day Ioteuoon.
The Dam.affirmative won a 9
to 0 decilion ngalmt the Penn
negative in n debate last Thurs
day.They will meet the Keameynegativeat the college audhnrlum
Friday.Beginning Thursday March 5DanaCollegewillhaveregularaltemateThursdaybroadcastsoverWOWatfour ocJo¢:k in the\n!¢f
emoon.Saturday evening the Dana bas
ket ba!!team defeawd Concordia
College by A score of 19 to 17.
This was the first conference gamethisyearinwhichConcordiahad
gone of! 9he floor defeated.Fol
lnwing the game the senior :Inu
held a very successful hax wcial.
FIFTYSEOOND
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
office in Blair for their annummeeting.A lot of enthusiasm and inspinntlonwasexhibitedbythisgrouofprogressivedairymeninspit
of lower prices than normal fc
b\|¢terfaL
.lLW.J..u.writaoc1oIiho Nahum;ka Dairy Improvement Assodntia
and M.L.Flack of the Dairy D4
panment.at the Agricultural C0
lege explained the Better Sh
Contest in which records of pnductionof herd sims are recorde
The local assodntion voted ummmouslyto enter the contest.
The contest runs from Detembe
1 1980 until December 1 maAllbullsusedbymembersbm
grades and pure breds during th
time must be enberedjn the Bc
Record Book
At.the end of the year the
books will contain each sire
phutograph pedigree and recomof his daughters and sans reconifpossible.This will enable bul
of known ability no remain lrotenLofifteenyearsinthesancommunity.It will also send la
ability bulls to the packers.The Association elected the h
lowing officers:president Clayu
Marshall Arlingwn;vicepreside
Lloyd Brown Arlington;secretar
treasurer John Hooks.Blair;crectorsGilbertRuweFontanell
and Elmer Miller Kennnrd.
TWENTYllllH
WEDDING ANNIVERSAH
Mr.and Mrs.Robert Bryce wl
redde »outh_n£Kennard celebn
ed their tweptyfifth wedding aniversaryIntSaturdayevenin
ge;21 at the hall in Washingto
eMore than one hundred frlem
and relatives were present to emdcongratulationsundbe
wishes.
.The puplll of the Ricpin scho
which in located in the Bwnplghborhoodgave 1 fine pmgraDmdngandvisitingwereenjoy¢and a niue lunch was served at
lata hour.
Blair people who attended weMr.and Mrs.Walter Gutscha
and Mr.and Mrs.Jerry Foleya:dnughien Beatrice and Rmnlie.
LIKES THE ENTERPRISE
8465 25111 Steet Apt.San Francisco Cal
Mr.Rhoadea EditorTheEnverpdae.Blair Nebraska.:
Dar Sir:
I am writing you to inquiretowhenoursubscripiionfoyopalmexpires.Mr.McCann
Kennard gave us s yars sumpplnoon.
SURPRISE ON TENT!!
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Roletivcs gathered at the home
of Mr.and Mrs.Nels Buchardt
northwest of Blair Inst Sunday aft
emoun tu surprise them the =I
over to Arlington nlesuay eveningtoattendA banquet given by the
Leslie Downs American LegionPostof that place tu the business
men of the community and out of
town guests.The affair was in the nature of
a gettogather meeting andaround
sixty people sat down to n most
....»:.l.a...»\..mm¢»Unmmnmlnr
|§smn miles wut of Heming~ford..Twentyslx miles between AlbionlmCedarRapids.
Twelve miles between Lebanon
and Handley.Fifteen miles north of Bassett.
Fifteen miles Stelnnuer to Dur..¢..
Mrs E.1 David pllnned usd
curled out u pleasant surprlse onherparentsMr.and Mrs.J.W.
lo y of 504 east South street last.
Monday Feb.28rd when she ln
utfro in a few of their nenr neigh
bors to spend the afternoon the
ocenrion being their fifty second
scription to the paper but I do not
know whether he renewed lame ornot.lf not I believe it expired atthellrstof the yeur.Wlll you kindly let me know sothatlncueit has expired I rnnyforwardyouremltaneeformother
yenr as we do not want to be
wlgoui..your pnper.
Horatio Nelson Newell an uncle of|Ana runns.rup or me vounuRev. A.F.Newell who died somem¢m was Cfviz The Ctgers from
years ago ln Concord N.H.1tCNiK proved adept in sinking longwaskeptundcherishedbyhlshoteintothebasketbuttheywidowuntilher death three yew were weak on defense and general:go ln the same city.Her dough floor work.Craig was .uwuded
wr and only chlld Miss Florence the tournament basketbdl for placP.Newell n professional musieiarting second.Third honors in tha
uxd vin organist ln Oancord huwllmument wcnt to Decatur.De
_.__.rn n.L.x.|_...n.. nn...nw rm;_ wwe »M»~|umm
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caaion being their lemnweaning'nnnivcrsnry.The selfinvibed guesta|brought plenty of refreshments
which they served late in the a!l.~
ernoon.I
The following were ptesent:_Mr.
and lllrs.J.T.Nelson and familyMr.and Mrs.Ed Nielsen Mr.and
Mrs.Ditlof Wolamann and fam»
lly Mr. and Mrs.Henry Wolsmann
and family Mr.and Mrs.Soren
Wolsmann and family.
Mr.and Mrs.Ed Rose and_d\\\lZhWY. Rita drove fn Omaha lashSunday to wa:Mrs. J. A.Sip and
family.
.........._.........~.~......_.._..OBrlen of Post No.l Omaha wasalsoaninvitedguest and delivered
the main address of the avanlng.Mr.Schmidt by virtue of hla
office aa County Commander of
the American legion lor this coun~ty was also invited bn speak which
he did informally.
The affair waaa great successand enjoyed by all present.
¢Mr.and Mrs.F. W.Ruwe enuntalnodatSundaydonorforMr.
and Mn.Burdetlo Hancock andMr.md Mrs.Charles Gehrk and
cl\lldNn_Wednesday.
wx..Three miles north of SprlngviewhrelvemilessouthofWaco.
Ten miles Steele City w Odell.
.Nine miles De Witt to Hoag.Seven miles Ponca to Willis.
Nine rnllea south of Atkinson.
Seven miles Holsioln bo Norman
Mr.and Mrs.Ted Lathrop and
their two children drove m Ord
Nebraaka laat hxeday nightwhereMrs;Lathrop and the chil~
dna remained for a aevenlweeka
vldt with her mother Mn.C.E.
Nonla.Mr.Lathrop returned on
wedding anniversary.The aftomoon was spent in vla
ithg after which a nice lunch wasrc~ved by the daughlrr. The gueatsdepartedfor their homes each leu\~
ing a nice reminder ol their visit
and n wlah lor many retuma of the
day.The occasion will long bc apleasantmemorylntharnlndlO!
the redplenil.Those present were:Kr.and
Mrs.Olu!Slmonsen llr.and Mra.
A.Earwood Mr.and Mra.H.P.
Hayes Mn.Anna.Wont Mrs.
Alice Rowe Mra Ned Wen and
anunung vw.x Nmuna
Respectfully youraMrs.Lyla McCann.
CARD OF THANKS
I wich ho thank the neighborsandthefiremenwho aldsoezl meatthetimeofthahruwhlehdo
atroyad the bam and live stock on
now pasluu we nurnuum on w aw ~»~1 a ~
~cousin for tranamiaaion down the which nearly defeated Craig in the
hmlly line.semifinals.However Craig pullcd
The humble relic is not alone ol\\h\U\1Kh by one point margin.De
muw as a family hadrloom.buv ¢f Indian by the name of
has a museum value as a :..:.1.lf:i:was §3f.§.§.§lli.sz!
qual v. handcarving of the pe .~n l$.».a Lanzlble reminder of cmd by the fum from SnyderuwearlydnyvinNewE\g|m4 who had quite a following in the
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mn h h dan!tournament.The Snyder boysF\l~26Enworfhluzvenrvam
my fann.l cannot soon for¢0\|a||d §..l.Z.l...T.l&2 fvrvling were long and |.angy but they Feb.28 Laughing Gust!at 5
Ybe ndghboro who brought thelrlp{¢was a pan of the inevit
~Klve g =*g;»|ab\o and nowury equipment 3;aaa undue 1 umandforotherklndneaaeawhleh|g¢¢n.n s y
little lon llra.B F.David and Busy ahowsd.
son.
George Follan.I Adverdaa ln The mmmlu.
(Continued on page eight)
_Mr.and nm.llarahall Hello!!
M.E.church
Feb.27Chris Samud sale
Fab.28Dana HomecomingdroveovertoAudubonlawn.laat\F¢b»28Methodist food aals.
Sunday and spent the day viaung Koh.2J.A.Sandqvili sale
relatives.Mah.8Mrs.Chria Johnson aah
~...
Blur, Nebmh, FebH1l1'Y 26,4981
ersen home in Blur, w honor lmbirth mnivenary, also the birth
anniversary ol Mrs. John McDon-
ald.At the noon ham' A Qelidillll
nner was urved ceitlitenn. glib
oon was spent .rs.Pedersen formerly |~.'$"f..thi!
commnnit before mowng ga Blnir.Mrs.éhria Pwa e n of Blnir,
spent the\weekend with har
A
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Bauman and lm ily.and nf. md
Url- ORA Ivsmon.Mr. and Mn. Wm. Siever;LEd.|s m k and M n . o m Fel usenwere Sunday dinner guests ollr.and Mn. Joe Luuxe.A very delightlul time was hld by dl.Claus Rnhwer and Mrs.Detle!|KxuM mawred to Sholes Nab. onSnturdnym d n m r m d Bum!-ly
w - bringing Mrs. Claus Boh~
wer th them, whn hu been vis#
ning dmre the past week.
Silk SMHBSI that Wsu--Gold
Stdne. $1.95 md $1.50-me/r<m,
SL50;Onyx, 8135:Bobolink ozKayser,Sl;I-'ull Fuhioned, .nkto wp urv la or ehitlon wdght,774:Plflz. Nsverdnrn 2 psi:Sl.Shu 8% to 10 in nl! new spring
colors.Fuhion Centn.6-lt
Ehner,Millard,Lloyd Utterback
lidoua hmdl wu nervad by thehostels.
c m Snyder will occupy the
farm recently vacated by FunkKnoffler.Last Thundnly w u i l u u m :Anniversxry of ohn Mcbandd and1followingalladtoextend
eougntuladomz Hr. and Mrs. John
Ammon and Emyle, Kenwood Ar-
onson. Mr. md Mrs. Tom lleDon~
:ld of Hamann,Mn.McDonald
served nice relreahmanta.Mrs.Leon Hi m; e nte rta i ne dat a. dinner pany at er hams lastSundayto honor her mother, Mrs.B M. bmr hu k o f . mmg mn on
the mniversary of her 75th bfrth-
CROWELL nouns
Everyone of us were glad to
hnve Jim Linder some bunk M stty
w l t h u u h e h u b e e n n v n y l o r
nearly three monthn, vhidng with
his relatives ln Wnhoo.
Mr.Miller from North Platte,
anne to mute his home with ul
lor the remaining rem of hh life.
We have been very glad m have
the oppartudty of luv lng M n .
Shnum with un for n few days.
Dr. Shnnm in a returned minion-
nry from Chinn.She bold ua ol
many ol her experiences with those
in the foreign land.
Rev. George retumed last week
from a convention in Chicago.He
was gone for nearly n week.We
ure all glad to see him home.
Rev. and Mrs. Pnrdun and Rev.
.md Mrs. Hancock enjoyed dinner
with ua Sunday.
The services here Sunday were
delivered by the pastor of the
First Christian church and were
enjoyedw the utmost by all of us.
Mrs. Marie Hell spent the week-
Mr.and Mrl.Howard Lund and
'=~:z~
r.und M n .C u l SorensencamedovmfromLyonsSunday
and spent the day at the HayesRasenbalm home.Mrs. John Ba ~returned home
un de rwen t a surg ic al opera tion
th e r e a f e w we ek s a g o .
Mr . a n d Mr s .Pete r J ense n c all
ed Su nd ay a f te rn oo n a t th e J .H.
Ne ar ho od h ome.
1 I n :
n¢cAn'rm AND
LONG CREEK
aliernoon at the John Aronson
home.
r. and Mrs. Cul M. Jensen and
1 y spent Saturday eveniMr. and Mn.Lellle Thompmn|near Orum with Mr.and M g
vidmd Swndny a t the Frmk H90-PY I-lumen.
Tlmmpaon home.Mr.Thompwnleft Sunday evening for Rochester A gmup I l d th ra!at the Hen o v6§1T>J§.f°h5§\i m
where he will wnmlt specialists S\"\d§Y in gonor of their m m
at gh, Mayo hospital.|wedd\ng nm-uvernry.Thane pres-
Mr. and Mn. Hayes Rosenhdmwere hom to n number offrlendx
at their homa lut Sazurdny eve-
_-§_=;_g» to honor their tenth wedding
vurnry.&rd» furnished the
unusement f°,; gf =;;°*'==g5 pk:-''y .ra.eHumaton. . . I Wmlter Novlk
Hgh more winner: and ~p ze: were nnrded li m.PeJensena n d E n l Caldwell.Mrs.Enrl Cnldvnll And Delbert Hum-mm reedvad oomolndons.A de-
ent were Conrad Wnlbern and non,f . and Hn. Fritz Arp, Mr. andRudolph Kuhl, Mr, and Mn.
W ~. Wdhern Ind Mr. And Mn.
hrin Paulwn.Cul M. Jensen and hmllywereSunday dinner uests at the Cu-ILauritsen home :A Blair.
A number of ladies from this
~~y s er pa nTuaadny at i-he ln . Mu -I e n l
A U c T I
BRADLEY
OAKLAN |
..Phone 193
The large number of s
ls the best evidence
Isla
Don't Forget W
Sprin 1
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Ladies'Fast Col
very choice
a n n u m Nn ws
Carrol Parrish left 1\»=»4;g fordl, Iowa w begin work th I
~g eommy for the summer.
Mr.md rs. Taylor French,
ho =»~;;3y held A' " : ; ; ' °" Q
pmpe are~wn with Mr.and Mrs.Earl
"~nch.Miss Mary Wray of Elkhorn, aormeremployeofthePlnwau~mu Bank. visited with Hermanends the latter part ol flmweek~he est I M S u mz~$ h 5 ` § he re as e
Misa Alice Leach returned mm~ursdny svening lrom Vdhca,
own where mlm vidted since Mon-
-with Mr. and Hrs. Fly 8811.Ku..~ ~ Hlluen ~ Dm~.
man,Leona Rave:and MarjorieGodsey..An all day meeting of theSonf.hSunshine Club was held with Mrs.Minnie Skinner Thursday, Feb. 19.There was A large Attendance U!
the mamben md their husbands
and a few invited guests.
Mn. C.E. Johnson enjoyed nvisit Thursday from her aunt, Mrs.
Miha Boown of Teknmnh.
The M. E. Aid held tl weekly
meeting Wednesday with Mrs. E.
P. Hansen.They meet this week
with Mrs. A. J. Cameron.Mins Ami t Rash md EugeneBurdic entertained the memben ofths IDe l¢ ADe kClubstthe E.W _
Burdic home Frida evening..MlsnMa ry W ra y of nlhm, a lo nne r
member, and Miss Knthryn Schnei-der of Plstumouth were guests.The n we re -fiv e uhm d bri dge,
Mina Bu d a LylhoK md' T.=~
will movithere about March 1.
Mins Julie Groom ot Omaha,
spent the past week with Mus
Darn Klindt.
Misa Ludu Lorenzon was hostessto the HappnHaur Club Thursdayafternoon.atom present wereMn. Henry Jensen and Mn. ClarkBmwnlng.A very delicious lunch-wn was served by the hnteu andn mon enjoysble time had by all.
Mn.Emil K r m and Donna
Dean spent Friday at the lgwisCook home ln Omxhs.
Mr. and Mrs. John Autzen andf - " g y called at the ErnestSdldt home Sundsy afzemoontohelpMr.Sehmldt celebrate hisbirthday.
Henry Fischer kept open houseSundayafternoonand,
whennla :» host of Irlendl -
Mr. and Mrs. Rnymvmd Zlehr olDavid City, Nob., welcomed ababyboy inw their home Saturday, Feb.14.Mrs. Ziehr il a former Her-
man girl,Misa Cl an Kramer.Word from Omaha eonveyn the
infomation that L A. Parrish hu
recovered sufficiently to be moved
w his home last Fnday where he
is recupenting nioely.'Observing the World Day ofPrayer union services were bald atthe Baptist church Friday eveningA program entitled "Ye shall be
My Witnesses" vu caniad ont.
Simon Kornhoj was confined to
his hom; a few days last week
with the ilu.
Mr. md Mrs. Barry Cooper .nc-e o mpmle d by Mr. mu Mn. km
Cooper ol Teknmnh, drove over w
Den Moina,Fridaieand vldted
until Sunday with Chu . Hu-
"
a nd ~ Hn. Fr it z ~ , ~. ~J ,.
Dresaea at the Fuhion Centex: thi
week-end-wsbues w sm go at
$7.95 md values to $10.go at
$5-Giza u w 46 in colon
md black.Shop early at theFuhiou Ceann- if you wnnt s nal
Ibvzlin in a good looking dress.lt
Mr. Ind Mrs. E. W. Yowellhnvn[}1,._rented the Kuhlmen propeny and
311 move in from the farm Mon-
y~het Tuee dey Mn. Wm.Miller3 " ¥.}.*'m"53 -::° '1'"&' -,g ll) -1;
y g I y a e ome oher mother, Er... J. D. Lowe.On
"l'hur~ed.uy she again entertained
another grougdnt quilting.Mr.and rs.Wm.Brandert,Miss Elaine Katt and Ernest Meyergn* Friday visiting at the Petecz home at Arlington.Mr.and Mrs. Waldo Hancockand Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Rutledge
g g g w the funeral of Mn.
v w w . .Mr. and Mn; c. R. Gray Mrs.'l'l1l.le Wachter me He m Amm-
sen, were entertnlned et dnnerfollowed b sards Tuesday evening
nt the D.eh home.
Mrs.C. E. Johnson spent the
weekend in Llneoln M u n , h e !
daughter,Miss Mai ne,who nt-
een the state nnlverdty.Playing in the tournement at
Blair the mn school Q r d l w s
won their game Thursday fromB€l\|'LlD§fol\ 22 £0 18.On Friday
they were defeated b the Snyderteam 47 to 27.eliminatedthem from further play A numh m g g h nstfhe f lber from here attended the tourn:
Mrs. A. H. Iawe und Hxrold Bunn
son winning cvneolntions.
Mine Lillie Kuhlmm hu resign-
ed her podtlon ne chiefépimwr at
the centre!office.Aman
Johnlon tlkes her place Ind Miss
Allee Leach is the new operator.
About 25 of her friends Enth-
ered ut the Henry Knhlman omeThursdnevenlnfo r a pmy mdshower Z" Miss 'wh Kuhlmen in
honor ol her approaching m|.r~
rlnge.They spent the eveningnllyinzgames.Prizes were 'vennoMiss Mary Wray,Mies 52..-
geret Kme md Miss Irma Barge..t a lata our delicious refresh-
ments were served M i n v.i||i¢.
hm by nu.
M n .Arthur Steevauon, torm-erly Ia rnlne Hcllvuine and aformerteacher hen,mbsdvutedfor Mr. B. H. Mead, who hu beenill the put week..M.rs, Joe Bolln returned Sundayfrom Clllfornln where she hnsbeenvlsdting dnoe the fiht of theyear.
g=»,;»-=- Gene Bolln accompanied
er meMr, md Mrs. Wm. Webster and
children of Craig, sant Sunday lt
the psrenw, Fred oeller home.
Mr .und Mrs. J. W. Sundell andchildrenwereTuesdayevening
callen at the Oral Harrlson home
Miss Marv Cook. who is tuldnn
& SEABING
ls the best evidence that our work }s sat
lsfactory.
Don't Forget We Pay Pho ne Calls.
Spring News
Ladies'Fast Color DRESSES
very choice at --.$1.00
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Spring News
Ladies'Fast Color DRESSES
very choice at --.$1.00
Girls DRESSES choice --5012
Some nice ladies DRESSES -59c
Fine assortment speckled liglt
blue enamel ware,each loc to 851:
Assortment fresh chocolate drops
very special per pound -194:
BLAIR
RACKET STORE
ame nt." '" " "" u v " " ° ° 'nurBe'§t 'i _" " _ ' "n ,tMr . a n d Mrs. 'E. C.Burdic w~=ff'§¥¥,'}B'"i"'i'Z ne'Z'i 3'Z'f' M"i§.' §ff»>'f Sa tur d ay a nd gu n da y at »mm1? ° "
din ner guests Suzida o f Mr .an d W Th e W omen 's Clu b me t thMr s .W . E . He ston . Y l ~ o f u ».?.'L"'u-m_'i'_.@'"'i,."f"..-..| 1m..W m.Slievern nn -m......L'¥T..,l | u v |n a o ¢II \ m n l r i ' l \ A l | a | n a u .n n u n u n .u u w a u r u L» ll ll Uyl a s t w e e k m o v e d t h e i r h o u s e h o l d
g o o d s t o L e x i n g t o n ,N e b .w h e r e
t h e y w i l l m a k e t h e i r f u t u r e h o m e .
a i f "TA ° "" ' "' :";f' t°' °'|Lou i{E»}¥n"i`§'§oving with hisik. §?'ii?'§r1w§{L'§ §'£",'}..§§n2"";fmi1v from the Booton Property
Mr5 Bfafjghg Lqwg I¢lU¥'llEd[int° the h0Ll8B On the J. D. ~'home lm Tuesday from an ex- fzirm north of town.Glen Millertendedvisitwithreladveainlmll farm the place.MF; and MfS¢r Silk Stockings that Wear--Gold
Ind 0 Wed da ag f Wilbur Conety are moving from5'§Lfi.mi l u.ei'$°"fa.i'.fue..° ¢$'§§§vi<=fe onto the .old Frank Erickson 4 §F'i!.'°- 295 "li §3~5":'¥"'¥F'T°"°»
__ _.. - -... --- . W - - ~4. -¢ » .. \¢ ¢ |; .T h e r e w e r e t w e n t - t w o m e m b e r sa n d o n e vi s i t o r J r . .C a r l F e l d -
h u a e n , p r e s e n t . f r h e t g u b j e c t 3 ; g h e
r o g r a m w a s c o n s c t w e s c pE n i n g f o r p a r e n t s ' F w d c h i l d r e n .
R o l l c a l l w a s a n s w e r e d b " W a y s
W e M a y A s s i s t t h e T e a c e r w i t h
tnez r di nner s an d e e d th d pla c e a t New E ng lan d .M t h her 1110?e a y 'Jac nunlinn nm!Ar m ;|..0U;unyx, ;1.:so;unuolmk or Her Work in Character Edugation"Woodward Kayser,Sl:Full Fashioned,silk Mrs. lieadle gaveha mperdon f;;==-\{\'&€R-Gfld to top service or chiffon weinrht.l§i°'P m N g 39 oo E* an Be av-A postponed meeting of the De-§'°= of Honor lodge was held on`Hday evening at the Mrs. C. R.
Gmy home with the mnjorlt of
the members present.The Mrch
meeting will be held with Mrs,D, W. Rutledge.
John Sutton, whose work with sstate surveying crew takes him toWayne, at rresent, spent the week-
end with li rs. Sutton.Mrs. Hattie Treet, who hns spentLhs pa.-it seven weeks with het sis~ter, Mrs. Mary Walker ut Hudson,S.D., came homo Suturdny eve-ning-Her sister. who suffered ufracture of her left nrm is much
better.Donald Lowe,who attends theW. S. T.C., spent the week-endat the C. R. Gray home.
i
o!Omaha,spent thehcrevisitingtheirgn
Mr. and Mrs.L.A.Mr.and like. Albertwere here Saturday.Harold Trlplett is athe Clarkson hospital aipresent.He had sn op<formed on his nose andand adenoids removed.covering nicely.Mrs.P. S. Hogkins Itoher home w h antonsilitis.Miss Msggig Lowethe Roy Andersen home
on Saturday.Mrs. Ivan Helms enhasix o'clock dinner '
evening, Misses Margar
Kathryn Hughes,Fran
andparenta,'_° ".77c pair Neverdarn 2 pair $l.'é';°.'f1`3'$|Si~<=s 85 In 10 in all new spring
patient ai colors.Fashion Center.6~l!
t Omaha a¢|Fl'. CALHOUN
=;,=;§";2,:°;{,;.A§_I3_vIC1NrrY
He is re-I
is confined
attack of
visited atat De Soto
ertained at
Miss Dora Klindt entertained a
number of ladies Tuesday af|.er~
noon in honor of her birthday.A
very pleasant time was had by ull.Mr. and Mra.Wm.Bolln have
loyed by the Shell Oil Co. and
`a work makes it necenaary that
Inioved to Blair.Mr. Bolln ls em-
et Kroese lthey vuoated has been purchased
Wednesday | they live there. The property which
ces Koop by Mr and Mrs Ira Plper,who
Ionsm in Bringing Up Children'Bvks. HW; Rohwer read a papexModemC ild Should Guide,an
Mrs.Geo. Rohwer, Jr., who sul:
stituted for Mrs. Geesaman gave
paer on Vinia of Parental Fearsr. George Dillon of Chadror
was calling on friends here laa
Tuesday.
Mrs.Arthur Krambeck enter
Lalned a number of fdends li
honor of her blrthday,Monday.Hans Sievers and Joachin Glin
demann of the West Benson Dairyvisited at the Helry RahwerhomSaturday evenln5
Feb. 21 was e birth annlver
sary of Henry Rothman.The !ollowing called U0 wvbfgm celebrateJohnLonchandmthy,.Tolu
Spring News
Ladies'Fast Color DRESSES
very choice at --.$1.00
Girls DRESSES choice --5012
Some nice ladies DRESSES -59c
Fine assortment speckled liglt
blue enamel ware,each loc to 851:
Assortment fresh chocolate drops
very special per pound -194:
BLAIR
RACKET STORE
e :
-A REIOLU7'/ON
- f s :THROUGH'
/P 'Thefcmousj Goodyear
All-Weather Tread is supei
/vheré they_belong
Upholstering and TopBlairRepairingOpGlass Installation
For Road Service J. E. MILLER, Proprietor Guaranteed Tire Repairing
-un -Lung .Ln ¥'»'|\r|1» rv 26. 1931
|
c ¢,dL!0\¢-1:5 With The Churches
AS 'rom BY 'mam msronsLittleBillie Stun ol Fx-emnnt,spent seven) days here last week
. . _ __ . . _ _ . -
cada, at the J. c.Bulge hams
an!-'ridly.
Mn. Frnk Snockar of Lincoln,spent dm week-end at the home
ARLINGTON Norms
Mrs.Anna Katherine Bi l gurkamp, one of the early ~ oneen of
Fuhlon Center Beluw Parlor- finest beauty work in Blah' at
Phone 47-Alice Trldett.The uma.
THE HACK SAWfor Soren Jensen Tuesday.~Jens Jensan of Blai nwxs :
Hr. a nd ln. A. A. Co m ta n o l
~m.Ho und wmBm..= nrwd woo d
for Ed Anderson Tuesday.With The Churches
AS 'rom BY 'mam msrons
Fuhlon Center Beluw Parlor-
Phone 47-Alice Trldett.The
CHRISTIAN CHURCH Both nre canseanwd and loyal
THE HACK SAW
finest buuty work in Blair at 1
timu.6-1
Somewhere they es-
timated thlt the pro-
posed nge aroundthe ..°¥`ZZ pole in a
aauuer-shaped bon!will was ssao,ooo.We c m think oflotsof fixings we'drather do with $830-ooo thin ride around
the 'north pole in a
saucer-shaped bonu
Next Saturday at lto 1:15 p. m. it willbeannouncedwhogetsthethirdoneofthe ~(;|owMa!d»»Ranges.Listen i nontheGlowMaidprogramoverthe
WUW station.
Try 'rms un Your
Fricndl
"List,en!lend metwentydollurs,bu!only give me ten ofit,Then l'll ow;you ten and you'llowe me ten nnd wc'I|call it square,"
T w o Glow Maid
Ranges have been
given :way and two
more nn tn be given
by Paxton & Galla-
gher Co, ol Omaha
and Globe Dealers
in the Omdma trade
terriwry.You still
have A chance w
fegmler for the nm
nne, and you may be
the lucky one.
Weh have cz s Q m e
ree:'L P s :Did
you ever notice tlmtl'
'Haven'LI run across
your face sometimeor other?""N 0,il.'a alwayl
been like this."
Husband T<»ngnR>
Why did ;°"w 1
me out o a sounc|leep7Wife:then
was so mu sound
I couldn't sleep.
Remember if you
(re not the lucky
one, and are in the
m for :Ra nge
we sell this wonder-
ful range and will
be pleased to show
it to you,
»-1Itwasduring thi;rush Inst Saturdaynight when n littleboypprouchedasalesla y in thc
R a c k e ;S t o r e :"Pleasef he said"Have you seen 1lady without alittlmboywholookslike
me?"
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE
Bldr. Nebruka
THE HACK SAW
VOLUHE ~Bhdr, Nebraska, February 26, i981 NUMBER 86
Somewhere they es-
timated thlt the pro-
posed nge aroundthe .=°`f`Z»Z pole in a
aauuer-shaped bon!will cost $330,000.We c m think oflotsof fixings we'drather do with $830-ooo thin ride around
the 'north pole in a
saucer-shaped bonu
Next Saturday at lto 1:15 p. m. it willbeannouncedwhogetsthethirdoneofthe ~(;|owMa!d»»Ranges.Listen i nontheGlowMaidprogramoverthe
WUW station.
s |I
Frie nds
" L i s te n i Le n d m e
twe n ty dollars,but
o n ly g i ve me te n o f
it.Th e n l' | l o m;
y ou te n an d y ou'll
EVERYDAY PRICES
Dmar Wonder Flour - $1.39
48»POUND BAG
.'
T w o Glow Maid
Ranges have been
given :way and two
more nn tn be given
by Paxton & Galla-
gher Co, ol Omaha
and Globe Dealers
in the Omdma trade
terriwry.You still
have A chance w
fegmler for the nm
nne, and you may be
the lucky one.
Weh have cz s Q m e
ree:'L P s :Did
you ever notice tlmtl'
'Haven'LI run across
night when a littleboyagzproachedasalesla y in t. h c
R n c k e}S t 0 r ez"PIca.1e,'he said"Have you seeq r
PETEHSEN
HARDWARE
you an you |owe me ten and we'll Blxir, Nebrnka boy who looks like
cail it square."me?"
your face sometimeor other?""N 0,ll.'a alwayl
been like this."
Husband T<»ngnR>
Why did ;°"w 1
me out o a sounc|leep7Wife:then
was so mu sound
I couldn't sleep.
Remember if you
(re not the lucky
one, and are in the
m for :Ra nge
we sell this wonder-
ful range and will
be pleased to show
it to you,
»-1Itwasduring thi;
1:n1'lCE To CH-EDITORS \:=.=:=..°:L."':'..:'::.': ;:.;'a;;:.::.;;;§H 155. §mi,1'"''"'|§=»4-=" ' " "F ESTATE "" uv ou L u;' W " " " " ' "F "'ana nome.0 I 'I'hedweasedwu.abornin M r . a n d M r s . J . F . L u k e r f|f¢';h.1en, Germany on Dec. 18.La their guests at dinner Sunday ~ Saug'a u"ItE°n*;°omA=°"t§g
J H. Barry, Atty.1849 and earns to the Unlt¢>dIGeorge B. Eddy and his dau hter. gggm Chris;ho e
IN THE COUNTY QQHIE. °F|§s -w= in sew wa. *'2£-£%:'5".?:l?%.'5.'-.?.&.':}.,"?§"E"3T.'?,2';..E"'°rn Mr. and Mrs. Hoyrand.Wil}i1p
WA~H!?E'I.°H..P.°""""IEE; !E'.'f....'f'.{'°¢».1'¢?.f'.'I."|§1f"°¥i'."iE¢F:|sen ntErneitM51 'I
nnded a. card pany nz me.Monson hqme near Kw-
" ' f ' f ' § " ¥ . f ~A n..¢~k
NEBRASKA:
NOTLCE:On Thursday,the 12th
duy of March,1981, at 2 o'cloc\¢
A. M., at the couniy cnurt rooms
in Binlr, Washingwn County, Ne-
braska,Fred Mostrom will oller
for probate, a written instrument
purporting to be the last will and
mstunent ol Edwnrd Siegtist de
wnu -wwe" ... `.....,... .__She came west wi¢j1 the family,
locwng northeast of Down, where:he spent the remainder of her
life.On Sept. 15, l8'I0,»she was
married w Hwy Hilgenknmp who
preceded her in eath 20 years gg'
Eight children were born 120 nunion, dx of whom survive ner:
MIB-_!.0I! @s\e""¥°'HI3 ~s *}'!§""'
mr.m u m n . m m w .1..,_...and children visited at the Lloyd
Johnson home Sunday afternoon.
BELL CREEK VALLEY I
Mrs.Wm.3ch1ing p.n§_ #Trl
c e n s e d , l a t e o f W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y ,
.o 1 A ____|_|__" "" n p -
and fa mi ly , a ll of FY emo:| t.
Mr s . C h at. W . A nd r ews , Mr s . L .
M .Peterson a n d Mr s .E d Re na rd
we r e h o s te u e s to th e Congr ;&a-
ti o Lad ie s' Ci rc le W edne y
aftemoon..
A r ec en t elec tio n of o ffi c e rs f or
this se mester in the Hon or S oc i ety
o f t h e Arlinuftozx high sc hool wa s
he ld wi t h e folloW iIlg elec ted:
prehident,Ge ra ld P e te r s e n ;vice
presid ent, D orothe a Pede rsen;-uc
retar y ,W i lma Sc heer;trans...L.
Ma r y Mi lle r .
*x* 1
1 i. ~/»
3 1 ~
'Q .¢,
c ~
g ~ ,
z
n n . w . a s s s w c x J
Dr. W. E. Sealock, for the p u t
eight years dean of the Teachers
College ol the state university
ha s tendered h i s resignation
to become *hs first president ofthe new Omaha municipal univer-
sity.I-Us leaving at the close of
the year will leave a distinct gap
in the university staff state col-
lege executives.Dr. Sealuck,who will receive
$10,000 per year in his new posi-
tion, an increase of $4.000 over his
university salary,has been with
the University of Nebraska since
1918, when he joined the faculty
as professor of history and prin-
cjpds of education.He become
dean of the Teachers College i n
1922.Prior w coming to Nebraska
Dr. Sealock had taught school in
Ohio, had been with the state de-
partment of education of Ohio,
and had been associnied with Iowa
State Gollege pl. Ames,first as
unsocinui professor and later as
professor.
Chancellor E. A.Burnett ex-
pressed his regret upon learning
to n , w. r i .to n,Mr s .
Q i n n t n h t i t t i
|5-o f '§T".r§mm°'1n5="''E;;;¢-CINE!"Slnyfly.'Qin gre _\uj¢ll}q|\ | \ l \ ; I r U v v w :u c l u l v I u c M l l u | \ . u A A »
dur evcnimr. March G.'°'" ' " ' "of th. charm to ne ""*"'.=2'&';.. ....r'.¢.m|.»\» 'ullmnnlmnt m.-1 ,_ .mn in um .f..¢|..":._et° ..e,°:E*':.s_.-f:fs':=!:e"..._£=:'|8 5 wn lc n ti me a n u puma:a ll *rua isonsconcernedma y appear an d
c on tes t the pr ob ate tlje reo f..
b,
t;Dw lyluzuus u|..........|'C'»I
Dated Fehnmry 17th» 1931.B""€1{~C ttlieb Gieaselman of(SEAL)I. C. ELLER»§'iin§Z°n= Foui- sisters, Mrs. Mary
5-3t.County Judge. IIartung of Qllimv. Ill: Mrs. Fwd-|.~.~1¢~1m llilzenkamn.Mrs.Loumfl
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
IN 'r ua c o ux fr y COURT OF
WASHINGTON EOUNTY
NEBRASKA.Extate of Belindn J. Banks, dc-
ceased.Notice is hereby given thatElizabeth Wulf( has filed with the
undersl ed County Judge of
finnl report ns lixecutrix of the
cstatc ol' Belinda J. Banks deceased,and mode an application for final
administration and discharrrr. and
for the assignment ot' residue of
estate to such other persons asare by law entitled to the same,
and 1 have set the 13th day of
March, 1931 at 2 o'clock P. M., at
my office in said County for the
hearing thereof.Dated February 19, 1931.(SEAL)I. c. ELLER.
5-dt County Judge.
smWashington County, Nebraska, her reP0r1ed aa netting along nicely.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF ESTATE
COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY. NEBRASKA
Estate of John W. Hillman, de-
ceased.Notice is given to the erediwra
to appear before me at the CountyCour t Room in Blair, Nebraska, tm
the 27th day of February,1931.
and on the 28th day ol May, 1931,
for the purpose of exunination,
ndjustment nnd allowance o f
claims.All claims not tiled on or
before the 28th dny of May, 1931,
will be forever barred.Dated this 5th day of February,
Votth and Mrs. Frank Scheer, allofArlington.23 andchildrenand8 great grande 'ldren also
survive her.Funeral serviceswereheldonWednesdayafternoonat
St.Paul's Lutheran church,with
the pastor, Rev. G. M. Wolters in
charge.Little Warren Hahlback,whohaw been quite sick from complica-
tions following whooping cough,
Miss Alice Echtenkamp, dough-
ter of Mr.and Mrs.Gottlieb
Albert Montgomery of Toulon, lll.
at a large churd\ wedding Sundayut St. Paul'A Lutheran church. Mr.and Mrs. Mont/gomery will make
their home on a farm in this vic-
inity.Miss Oma Cady of Omaha, spent
the week-end here at the home of
her brother, Dr. P. L. Cady.A son was born to Mr. and Mra.Clyde Larson Monday, Feb. 28rdandon Wednesday,Feb. 18 ndaughter ardved at the home ol
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Himrich.
Hr o l d Hdl, Otis Decker,JoeAntnmandCharlesHallhave
opened up a Men and Boys' Club
and Reading Room in the residencejust north of 1-1adley's soft drink
pa e r .t a recent meetinz of thehoardof education ull of theteachers,with two exceptions,were rc-clccted for the comingterm,M their request, Miss Fan-chon Tammerman of Fremont, andMiss Frances Mangold of Henning.mn,wem not reelected as theyhave other plana for next year.Mr. and Mrs.Will Unlnnd re-turned Sntunlay from u motor triptoMississippiwherethey spentthreeweeks with their dau hterMrs.Merritt McClelland ang Mr.
Echtenkump, became the bride
...w f...... ..,.............,,. .__._,,..er of Mr. and M Gottlieb Ech-nnka mp, wu uni d in marriage;o Albert Montgomery of Toulin,Ill. Sunday altemoan at St. Pnul'sLutheranchurch.Rev.G.W.Wolu-rs nnstor of the church-
ar. ms nesn 10? nom Bezncea mm-mary :mdMarchday.Your Pf°°$"°'will help w Our chair is helping.Special
make these semces all that my musical feature are being intro
be desired.Came.duced.At this season you need
Easier will soon be here.Let the church, and the church needs
all who contemplate uniting with you.|
Dm ar W o :
saawfnans w I a u l l ;
4s-Pouup. BAGnnrFn\mari Nm nnrnmnnv ll'lm .h\\|u\§nf ¥En|:I9l time Te il Pmf. .T P" s a w s : " ; i ` v l " " " " { \ u l l e d a t " r a " " " ` i i \ . ` "" " ; .1 .m i f l ' L ; m a s r § . ;will. <=..J.2';',». Saturday evening.~p u - e n g , " r p h n i n p n -. . .M m m .. m f l
..f F t°. ~spent se nt y o u r c h i ld r e n f o r b d s 'bun-u _%f¥1'l - ; - ' n ! £Maintop FlourA8-POUND BAG
:iunuay at wrn.r1=anKes.Ha r ve y Ha r t u n g wa s reo z, t,e d\ t'° '"
as an th e sic k li st la s t we e an d ____,,_,,,,,,,,,,BULK COFFEElittleDaleEchtenkamp,son of u n r u m b l l u n u n
Mr.and
.Mrs. Jghn E§c.h1,enkamp.|L. J. Horan. Plltuf
99% our very lggst grade,lb."w'Z§f; "l 9"h; sick \;~'~n mge a'bu¢-ke( set nufw cs
Holtmlny of °}f3§.g¢'1'n aiunpent J Sunday was a very zwi day in nun".
week-and wi", home fn"all departments of our chursh work
`We feel encouraged when our pen-~
Merida lb
ple make themselves raponaible
for the progress of the work..
The special music at both the
morning and evening services was
enjoyed very much.
We had a number of visitors,
among which was the speaker of
the morning, Rev. C. A. Hedberg,
of Chicago, who is in Prison Mis-
sionary service.
We welcome back into our fel-
':=-
Gem lb.¢»301:
Q||||1un||||||HuI|||||||m|||||||||||||||un|n|||n|u\||||||||||||\|1|In|m|m|\|\|||||\|||\|m|\||||||||||||||||||||||||||mm|1|Inu1|nn|In|||\||m||||||u|n||||§
_ ._ -
onne, N. J. who was with us sew
eral months about a year ago
Her daughter is also with her
A anon SAN'|`0S CDFFEE lb.¢23C
WHY PAY M ORE
he 'XQPETF SlDE§'|')!(|g
a l o I I. ~l n .
Hans C. J eraild, Pastor
Ser vi c e s ne xt S und ay ( Ma rc h 1)
at 11 :0 0 A . M. a nd Su nd ay Sc ho ol
at 1 0 : 0 0 A . M.In the e ve n i ng a t
'i':30 th e Y .P.S.mee ts a t the
ho me of C h r i s Hans en.
The L ad ies A id me ets next W e d-
nesday ,l i n c h 4 ,at. the ho me of
Chris Pete rsen.
Women and Misses Dress Slip-pers on sale at only $2.98 at theFashionCenterinBlair-worth
up Lo SG.6-lt
Womep and Misses Dress S133-pers on sale at only $2.98 at eFashionCenterinBladr-worthup to 86.6~l\Clearing out Girls Wash Dress-\as 59c or 2 for S1-sizes 7 to 14longorshortsleeves.Fashion
Center.6-ltaxsaxiu.¢.|~\,.\\.........|n|C\.»u:||u.||\.l.I P FT\lm I A ln r c r n nr n w a I n f n n n n l a f v n n
1(SEAL)
3~4t
FISH AND EGG TASTIES;g * a ' - I
Cou nty J u dg e.
. . . . . . . . - - -
I TO RS 1O F E S T A T E
hal; §E§Z§dS&'£i1`é bE§ké'{`£'§=ii "`"l
a t Fr e mo n t o n Fr id ay evening
wh e n the A r li ng to n Nu r a e r y tear:
wa.s defeated by the Dia ma ntOilers.
Hehe are two excellent recipes
frur nn n mml fish an d nonr hanfiaa5 5 H - - ¢ \ . . "wi ll s ur ely
anten deli-1l
" 4u
VOLUHE ~Bhdr, Nebraska, February 26, i981 NUMBER 86
...- .-~--»# ...n
Somewhere they es-Tw o Glow Maid your face sometime
Ranges have been gf other?:'
.r Re la ti ve s he re r ec ei vw wo r d o n ; , " ; ' 5 ~- | l é v i "th ! b e amo n g y o u r 1931,L lO'}I anlon and Oi i n n lo n ,Att YS-'Th ur s d ay mor n in g of the de a th o f aa r.wa s "PI cacies
O U ~ ~ I D O I i F ; , I i l t l é t h f e é Y é a l f O l d d H U R h *~ ._ "f :, -. .` I_ 'Z- °f f' l? .. 1} .'?f°,.b€'f'2 .Fi sh §nuff||»
ple make themselves raponaible
for the progress of the work..
The special music at both the
morning and evening services was
enjoyed very much.
We had a number of visitors,
among which was the speaker of
the morning, Rev. C. A. Hedberg,
of Chicago, who is in Prison Mis-
sionary service.
We welcome back into our fel-
':=-
Gem lb.¢»301:
Q||||1un||||||HuI|||||||m|||||||||||||||un|n|||n|u\||||||||||||\|1|In|m|m|\|\|||||\|||\|m|\||||||||||||||||||||||||||mm|1|Inu1|nn|In|||\||m||||||u|n||||§
_ ._ -
onne, N. J. who was with us sew
eral months about a year ago
Her daughter is also with her
A anon SAN'|`0S CDFFEE lb.¢23C
WHY PAY M ORE
he 'XQPETF SlDE§'|')!(|g
a l o I I. ~l n .
Hans C. J eraild, Pastor
Ser vi c e s ne xt S und ay ( Ma rc h 1)
at 11 :0 0 A . M. a nd Su nd ay Sc ho ol
at 1 0 : 0 0 A . M.In the e ve n i ng a t
'i':30 th e Y .P.S.mee ts a t the
ho me of C h r i s Hans en.
The L ad ies A id me ets next W e d-
nesday ,l i n c h 4 ,at. the ho me of
Chris Pete rsen.
Women and Misses Dress Slip-pers on sale at only $2.98 at theFashionCenterinBlair-worth
up Lo SG.6-lt
~ ~t e r M d M D ~J l i L u a u :hu |.nCl\.l u n MLL1.:l.zuaul, u. nunE s t a t e o f N o r m a n W .W a l k m s ,. . . B ' L f 1;»Z...?$'r,C D E , . ' I , ' 2 1 " w § . . 3 -b e e n s t a t e d .. . . '3 . 'L Z 2 i ' § " I § » f m '. Z " " § . ° " f u ? - f " § ; . . . ? § .
d e c e a s e d .d a u g h t e r o f C .M .F r e n c h ...'N o t i c e i s g i v e n t o t h e c r e d i t o r ! !M r s .L e o W e b e r a n d M m R E ~~N E W S j u i c e , 2 c u p s f l a k e d f i s h , a s s a l m o n
.__\ . - r _ - . ......... i H u ;|" 'n nn . .P l n n n l r w a r n h n n l n n c m a i n Q i t A O I t l l n l .1 C H D f r e l l h ~ C I | . l r n b B .
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~S H E L L c A s o L 1 N €
§. . . w l N s . . .§
~G a s o l i n e C o n t e s t ~
§St ag ed B y §
§T h e F o r d D e a l e r §
~A r o d t - S n y d e r M o t o r C o m p a n y ~
§Over 200 different people drove three FORD cars g
E all using Super Shell dzlgonam . . . Running 4.8 miles.g
§NEAREST COMPETING Gas netted ONLY 4.3 miles §
- .
=FITTED with a°Ol>lE PINT TEST CAN USING all §
=KlNDS of GASOLINE 7 tied for F|RsT PRIZE 5
=W I T H T H E S A M E C A R .=
=
=Why not buy Shell Gasoline and get more miles §
=5 t o t h e g a l l o n w i t h t h e s a m e a m o u n t o f m o n e y .2
~N E B H - m m [ I l l c n ~
5 ||3 S h e l l D i s t r i b u t o r s E
§B L A I R __--N E B R A S K A §
2 §
§mlnwlmnunu n 1 \i I p'§
L 0 a p p e a l U U L U I U [ H U u w u n i v v u l
t y C o u r t .r o o m i n B l a i r ,N e b r a s k a ,
o n t h e 2 0 1 1 1 d n y o f F e b m n r y ,1 9 3 1
a n d o n t h e 2 1 s t : l a y o f M a y ,1 9 3 1 ,
f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f e x a m i n a t i o n ,a d -
j u s t m e n t a n d a l l o w a n c e o f c l a i m s .
A l l c l a i m s n o t f i l e d o n o r b e f o r e
t h e z o m h d a o f M a y ,1 9 3 1 .w i l ly
b@_f°f°r¢€ .'="f€¢f'.. ~
En a mo n Club a t t h e W eb er ho me
last Tu esday e vening, all me mbers.
24 i n n umbe r, bein g p rese nt.Th e
evening- was spe nt i n se wi ng q ui lt
bloc ks and visiting.
Mr s .Alic e V a n Va li n returned
ho me Sunday f r o m Oma h a whe re
sh e s pe nt th e pas t. wee k wi th h er
son, Dr. Shirley V an Valin.
|» _ _
Mr .an d Mrs . C lar enc e W ac h tervisi ted at the F red and Hen ry P et»
er se n ho me Mon da y even in g.
Mr . an d Mr s . Pe te A n de mo n an d
Ne ls Petersen,Sr.spent 'hxesday
at. the Mor ris Chri ati anae n ho me.
Mr s .F a y J ones spe nt Mo nd ay
g_geg»»»n wi th Mr s .Ciemrnens
1 c u p mi lk ,6 e g g s .Add se ason-
in gs a nd lemon ju ic e to f is h. P ou r
sc olded mi lk o n b rea d c r umb s f rom
a day -old lo a f ;ad d we ll beaten
egg'y o lk s and salmon.F o ld i n
ati ff ly beaten e g g w h t e a Po urin to a g r e a s e d b a k i n g i m. , e e t i n
a p an of water an d bak e in a mo d-
it
.
|f
mu.- a ULIB :mn
no 1 ,ante wen, U25 F. 1 hour. (servesany or ollZllll-ll"9|Hn .1-mf; t'.':f1'fm».ra=_.e».e |- n f - . » » - = = - M i! u¢\|t!!=||»\
QE A L )1 . c . E L L E R.
.4¢,Cou nty J u dg e.
¢ -
N O T I C E o r F I N A L R E P O R T
\I '|"|¢Jn|.l Hnvnau
u c tu I 1:.|u|| lg un.:w||||.¢:r munuuswi th h i r s i ste r , Mm. A . T. Hu tc h -
inson i n ` No r f o lk ,died there Sat-
urday no o n, fo llo win g a.brief ill-
ness Th e rema ins we re br ou gh t
to Ar li ng to n an d fu ne ra l services
were held W ednesday afternoxrza at
wi th th e household duties a t the
Mo r ri s Christiansen home.
Mr .and Mr s .Me lvi n Ac k e rma n
spent la st Sunday evenin visit.-; n g a t the Clemmenn Wigiarnsen
orneChr iu Anrlnrunm natural urnnrl fan
U . ;
F r u i t Ome le t
Si x e g g y olks,2 tablespoon.s
sugar,'ri c u p o ra ng e jui c e, 6 eg g
whites, 1 tablespoon butter, 'orange
rumna lad e.Be a t eg g y olks , a dd -
1;N
n é = " i m " F `1 i ' F H " ' é ' E » H - r n 1 = l ¥ . i ' f ° _ _ ' ! °' B '' J $ _ E " ° . | & . § -° ! ' " ! . ° ! ' -" ! i n £ > ' i i - `| § ' e m ' a : ; ; . . : ' i - T . , ; ' . i ; ; ' ;' " ' | : . 1 ' : ' . . -' | ¢ ¢ | A ¢' : ". r :' . ' i ' 3 E ; . l ! 0 | g _ : | :
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
_ NEBRASKA.
mate of Chulotta Sophie An-
son, Deceased.
Iodce is hereby given that Carl
Andgljsvq and ray 'en '=°v'=
cnarge ol mv .nmnan J.|-.nga -......,umm..wsu www num.Mrs. william; was formerly wu- w',T.T"§°\.'7.$'.§"°¥».£§3E? corn for butier in omelet nm. pour In ome-
ma Couffer, daughter of the lat:View Hansen of wgnside \.ruck» iet mixture B!\d,¢°°k dowly unLi}Rev. and Mrs. G, M, Couffer and ed hugs for Epmm. Thane Friday fluffy, finu and n golden brown on;'nP'1uu'° f\"':;"':;e¥;;°a';fva\';*;":§ evenln .b°¢§>l¥1-Spread ans-hal!thickly
Kubie sawed wood for wit marrnalnde fold ind nerve.Rgfvndnent part in church acdv- Wm Behgegdt Saturday ahemoon '_
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ht 2:00 p. rn. at the CongregationalchurchwithDRaciC.Swisher in ch ~2.ymon
tertained at a seven o'cl~k din-ner followed by an evening at
YOU HAVE A DOCTOR'S
WORD FOR THIS
IAXATIVE
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In x87 , sn earnest youn mmbegan tospnctlce medlclne.zAn A
family doctor! he uw the harm inharsh purgauves for constipationand began to search for somethingharmless to the sensitive bowdt.
Out of his experience wss '>°ff
a famous premcriptlon. He wrote tthousands of times.It proved unideal lsxxtlve for old and young
As people uw how mnrvelously themos! slugish bowels are suitedd bad ruth, hudsches, fever-
s neu, muses, gu, poor o tc,and such disorders, Ire relieved bythe prescription, iz beame newa-u zy m l n t i t u p r a c g f o r u nToday,.CsldwsJl's yrnp PM u it ls cmlled, ll the wof smostpopular lsndn.It nentnrles from Dr. Csldwelfs ¢~|¢h.|emotive sad harmless issmsls.
Mr. and Mrs. John ~~ emer-talned at dinner Sunday for Mr.and Mrs. Chu. Reeh of near Ken-nard, Mr. and Mn.Will Reeh andNellieRose and Roland,Mr.and
Wash Drssaes-the finest dren
es you ever sav at Qnly $1 insizes 14 to 46-the same kind ofmawriala ma in $2 dresses form'erly.Fashion Center.6-lr
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Hubby:'fseemn good
-to be home again."
W ifey:"Did you nee
the Roberlsoxfa i n
Centerville?"
Hubby: "Couldn't lo-
cate them .Guess
they haven't a Tele-
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r r n w f n n o m
W \ t lUln ° A ' |' l| l!l0 Il8
; ' ~A~ ap m ~\ n
Blair Telephone Co.
Local and Long Distance Service
fs z a '""':.;. ;;;.'iie ;a;;;. §;.;'""i
administntion and dil¢hlrt°» andJ ¢ -l l . . .n - n l n n u n n h l n f ! n | | | | | | ¢n f
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; v n s n .u u . w ¢ ° ¢ ¢ " . , . . -v . ._ - -_ _ _- _
estate to suc h oth er pe rso ns as
ar e b y la w enti tled to the same,
and I ha ve se t th e 21 s t d a y o f
Marc h. 1931 at 2 o'c loc k P.M. , a l
my o ff i c e i n said County f o r th e
I
I
enring thereof.
Dated February 24th, 1931.
(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
~--it County Judge.
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IAXATIVE
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Tuner Snmns
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°.n':.f°"°°°*'°°r:;':°°*'"amd paver; nmznl manu-fnauné rw ~ . ' : _ z ¢ . .
'" ' '= ~ m§ .: .. .f * ~"semdyou dnuli ngzheresmuhbla zrvvdi md qmg,Ing cumin# °f¢h»»wq¢\=»r
--{a,¢u|¢||u»a~»}---HANSEN & MEHHENS
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gun, Nahmu, Febfti-tty 26, 1931-The Enurvrho-Page Four
Ff eu klnf
and for
of
Abra ham
~ The Plains
point wh
the valley
"I f th ey
th in k we
easter c on
y ou ho ld
" I t wa sme faint,"
s tr o n g uma y I n o
1|éumbe
wi th y o u
" I wo ol
declared
farther o
uo tll we
y oud the
Hi a woFro m h eh
was no t n
to c um' -
strange an e u .J e
Mo h a wk :
o t them
companlo
pausing
J eeml h
roc ks.
"The y
ue." heof 0dd 'u
the sc rut
nlnoe.W
ly Ja nna; Ollnr Cunv scll
.veema was so neir :nan hu ann
pressed against he r a n d he g a ve
a lidewlaa ahrun which sent herheadlongamongthebushel.I n
the la me moment ha hurled h ll
lmtchet at the scalp humor,who
wan slowly advancing.An tha
other dodged to avold tha hurtlmg
mlalle Jeema snatched one of hu
lcaltered arrow: hom the ground
and ra n to hll bo w.Tolnetta naw
what happened men.S h a u w th e
the slim. beautiful llzura ot J eemu
dr a w a s te ns e ly u h la we ap o n I n
the pa thway ,S h e u w th e p n ln t-
ed monster desc ending upon hlm.
Sha heard the mullc nl twang of tha
bo wn rln g an d s ow a si lver y B as h
- a m u h whlc h p u lle d ln at o n e
d d e o l th e blusey od lnd lan an d
went out at the other, a duh whic h
fell to e arth a s c or e o t p ac e s b e-
y ond , a blood y and broken ar ro w
that had done its righteous work.
Th a t the explosion o f th e gu n
would reach th e c a n oi' the Mo-
hn wk s wa s ln J ee ms ' mlnd an h o
c omfoned hls shocked companion,
For a few moments 11 wal d ltllc ultfor he r to belleve tha c o mba t was
over and tha n the dend wh o lny
.,,.,
r0 b y D o u b l e d a y n o r m
Co . , In c .
W R U S a n t e e .
mm EN ' r Ii ¢ P n1 s E
of
Abra ham
~ The PlainsIO HN A. a n o mzs ,n u u n m
.veema was so neir :nan hu mn
pressed against h e r md he gnvs
|lidewisa ahrun which sent herheadlongamongthebushel.I n
the la me moment ha hurled h ll
hntchet at the scalp humor,who
wan slowly advancing.An the
other dodged to nvold tha hurtlmg
mlalle Jeema snatched one of hu
lcllte red ar row : h om the ground
and ra n to hll bo w.Tolnetta naw
what happened men.S h a u w th e
the slim. beautiful Dzura ot J eemu
dr a w a s te ns e ly u h i s we ap o n I n
the pa thway ,Sh e u w th e p a i n t-
. .......
ly Ja nna; Ollnr Cunv scll
:ken
Every subscrlptlonllngmdduopmacoount.Tha m m u d
nnbocrlbep willbeimtantly xo-mavedfromourmailhxlircatthlcphition uf tlndma dd tori!zu publishers be no ed; other-urhethenubseripdonvdllnnnln
In forosstthadedgnlhod mb-
lcrhvflun prloe.Evnrylubguibslu u t ma i a n t a n d t h n t t h a o a u d -
d a u u e m n d e n p a r t o l t h e e o n -u m between the pubunlmt m d
subscriber.
Enwnd u uooznd-dau maintu u w p o x f n l f lo a u mm, u m.m n the Act o l Co unci l M
uma a. 1879.r0 b y D o u b l e d a y n o r m
Co . , In c .
W R U S a n t e e .
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l ' r i c ¢ p e r Y e u $1.50
n Q H I B I I I I I I E U 1 5 3 \ A | | . . L c u u l u u l l x u s; c u u 5 \I l u ||- - - -v w - - - 1 ' -"-»_,'¥.-_.. . n . . . . . . . . . - . . | u . .1 :t u n . . \ " . . m + C h i u n f l n r n n n n . ' 8 !d n i n l r w e l l f o l l o w i n z s 56601111while :ha could ro no I "".".éI}".§.1 .\.......m ind n..lnnmnl lA)\.af\_I.|Uv n n » r n . . r u n |`11§¢"'1i1{
mr imty.HShe gued In the direc-whlch Hwy had mm. un-nd aimon with challenge
wk,her brent wualy
her hand reached out to
' nu ln :mlnntn that
n m . w w -.....................:mmm and the marks x mad! andsearchfor ua m M m hole andcrnnnyofthepile,"he ui d.
"When they dlscovsr the arrow I
hop;they will belle"we have
led Into the forest."
...____..-. ._ .. ."..... ...»....urn mme;Advertise in The Enterprise.\ " ; h : " ;
Po n mu mr John White Ll "`\club me tn
po rted u improving alter bei|'\81"¢ ewmixconfinedto his bed for severdl Mrs E
mnéhh 'apexation a few; dl" IK"-mi. 28
u§»§¢-§ evening pinochl¢mr. und Mn. cm Knlhennan mdlt the Frank Curley hmm mother,Mrs.Anna Kolternmn,hgh- Gmac .Chamberlin ol
xg.dmve tn Millard last Tuesday to g_ "'_Iowa,is spending Is. Petersen win enkr-ggwnd J1§lunenl of a friend, Mrs. Mygnfm he aunt, Mrs. M.
I And.
|,few
anhall _ ul l i l s s n u p : n u n - u n - _ - -- _ - ~" | | ' u | | |__ | , || |] | " g |n n h l h l n n g n a n i l l l l ' H i l t i * A \ \ | l l \I .* B ¢; a _ __ n n . . . . | . .l . . . . . ¢ . ._ . . -'d»v=-'mn the badge dub m which she
Mg, md Mrs. Clarulce Gochen- belongs on Fridny, Feb. 27.
ouer of Omaha, were Sunday din-Mr. Ind Mn. Henry Ebert ni
ner guesta at the home of Mrs- Denver amz last Tuesday w vla-
Scheniln.li t Mr and Mrs Marslmll McNutLWm.->Mr. a nd Mrs. J. A.Jo hnsQI1 °!|L f; ie fi 21 ; 'ri fi rffzdri --rfrf
Claus sum.-~---~-Chu Glllllm who returned from Mr. ,nd Mn. T_ Bom and Mg,
anpmahl hospital two week: 13° wd Mn. E.S. Petersen were
is xmproviug slowly and hopes ua guests at gm home of M,-_and
be about hu work in a few more Mrs. Si Johnson last Friday nigh;
weekn.when th played cards.
My .ma Mn w,.n....» Dafhmnnn
Th e n they climbed to the m n
o f th e r i d g e Here .Teems picked
his way , c hoosing the plac e! where
their feet wou ld no t touc h scat-
tered sto n es o r mms o r so i l, a n d
h a lf a n hou r o f sio n'and tedi ous
........-A-- Ina kai:Ann l|\nw\ in] Ohm
;rkew:h;wn;;f;3d f f f e y " m "TE
the gloom of thei r hiding plac e. A
shud der ran lhr ouzh To lnetto, but
she wh isp ere d: "I am not af rai d."
She felt J eems f umb lin g f or his
IIICHBI ""*?._"°1'f'2_.""" EICOEZI
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l i lg g ` E ` i = ` < § ~ " £ 1 5 " ` 2 " '~qnleuy on me nueu WY' It "U Audubon, Iowa spent me week-ena noun um mn. mcnuu, un: ummm."'¥i\@n the rock mel: leemed w at the ho me ol Mr , md i m.S1 The y wls mmm la di es bridm
gtva forth a talnt umm! u u lome Johnum,of this city.club met last Thursday afurnoun
one Ind upped It gently with a (kwin Hansen o l Sioux Ci¢Y» atthehome ol Mrs. K. C. De Graff.
.n`¢2`riI1§Ia`2°hY¢Z`Y.§E£ I>?"£`rT¢§$L\l¢il.\'l Pécu, son Wnlwr PeckatpinochlaWednesdayevening. of mm city,v away in an
M n .Chance Kills u m J_W _ ~ ho s pi t a l F e b. 2 6 ,I-Iewas
_..___ __Lhlrtv v enrn nl mm .ml lenvm I
| 3
c ome u n! J .a r, wa;vn uave ta ken th e wide r and 2? ||try," he explained. "Gm
an a Iltdo longer?stic k.W u "_T u d a f o r a f e w Th er e we re th re e tables.M,-,,B m uT h u sound n e w in to oth e r ! | l°. .. 3. A .- -. °f.. ,.f»M r n n d l f h r i .n..»..¢.-..-¢ vnnnhrnd hi u h nrIrAlf'.¢n :er 1|
Tied
low.
'ou rn-at prizes am Mrs la ' "";;f ;.°;1;;" `§fiu"b¢lie and G. A- Rlthmann held from the M. E.hurch on lthe rnnnlng that turned
uid Tolnette."Iam el'ou are naw Jeeml. But
> and breld my heir?n
some and warm and I
woukl cnt lt eltl
meme.We wlll ln lmandlt you wlll wa!have put ourselves be-lnse of rocks ol! there-"ds remnlned nndnllhed.
nd them came e cry.Itree nor one that leemed
ennce. and bore with n n
ld almost mnnlcel m nus knew lu mennlng. Thawere on the rldla Oneme cnlllng me scatteredutoevidenceoftheirxlch he had dllcovered.lslened Tolnelte over the
uve found some slzn ofmlalned."lt may he one
'-»Inn! off my erm n "..
2
that were loft and urlrt,and
.leeml knew tha: moccallned feetwere All about them.Low volcandded themoelve to the pntteringtread.Tolnette Med her eyes onthe creek through which came thenhm ot llzht, and occallarmlly nwu darkened el a body named lr.The and of feet came and went,and they heard the clutter ot
rockt.But for e time all vnlca
dlod away. and lx was nm silencewhichbecamealmonunbearableforToluene.'run clutch ot edanger which they could not leeor cope mth eelzed upon har untileach moment she upeded to heu'A ¢holt.ly creature stealing Into
Lhelr hldlng place or Lo see A pelrotllnmlng eyes on n level wlth
her mm.It was n Ieellng ofhorror lnxtead of (ear. and with lt
cams a muon!desire to cry outand ease her ruspenseln n scream.: | » m mn.hnd almost found
dnvs vlm: as userm. c. B. Hansen home.
EULLER BRUSH COMPANY
can use one salesman in WuhinK'
vin County.Sprlnz Houoeclemml!
a bo ut w mn.Av erage °m"'8 '
340 per week.No invB9$l1\¢"¢. we
gnin you. Write 629 Barker Bldg.,
Omlhm, Neh.6-ll
nn. H. J . Mnds e n 'm m
lm 'me adny e venhl or er " "band whose birthday °°°""'°d l l
that time.There were five tables
of pinochle.First prize: were wanby Mr. and Mrs. Roy Follen ol
near Mznnard. and Mrs. Cul An-
dersen and C. W. Christensen tookconsolationprlzes.A nice lunnh
was servd by the hostess,
Mrs. A. c. Debel held open house
last Sundial' of her £e&'~:&.2 ~
G l l l l l u ¢ . r \ . | . | \ l v | | .a s m u v a v v u a » . | ° ; || ; ; » n v \ . | \ \ |m d M m .F r e d G u y e r t h e c u t P I M | w o n
Mr. and Mrs.Tom Leonard andfmrnilunfllinnnnnfndmv ;Amlr1\|
Sunday afwrnoon at 2 P. M.
"0'Z!Ef!f*!E&TRl5
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 26
BIG DOUBLE PROORAM 1
K u n g o f J a z z
With Paul Whitemln and Jo/lm Boles
Last of the Lone Wolf
FR-IDAY and SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 27 and 28Saturday Matinee
Men W ithout Law
With Buck .Innes and Carmenta Geraghly
COMEDY-His I-lrror
S UN DAY a n d M O ND AY
MARCH 1 :md 2
Sunday Matinee
L i g h t '
Wills Will Rodgers md Louise Drzuler
COMEDY-A Sure (ureEXCCSE5mzucl-1 SCENLC...l"0X NEWS
TUESDAY
MARCH 8Glassware Night
C a p t a i n o f t h e G u a r d
With Laura Ln Plame and .lolm Holes
COMEDY--Old Black Joe
WE DNE S DAY a nd THURS DAY
MARCH 4 and 5DOUBLE PROGRAM-2 Shows zfor Pdce of One
D o u g h B o y s
With Buster Keaton and Sally Ellen
Scotland Yard
With Edmund lnwe And .loan Bennett
COMING MARCH 8 and ', 9 ""lorq Sawyer
With Jackie Coogan and Mitzigneen
lA . | || | r
The output of rellned copperhu declined swadlly ullnoe lam.
lh y ,During the first hal!of
1980 output totaled 762,168 tons,as compared with 697,202 bans in
the second half.Stocks of copper are expected to
show further reductions during
the next few months as the ellen.
t o curtail production becomesmore effective.However, it is said
that sboeks on hand will not be re-
duced to normal until there is an
Ff eu klnf
and for
of
Abra ham
~ The Plains
point wh
the valley
"I f th ey
th in k we
easter c on
y ou ho ld
" I t wa sme faint,"
s tr o n g uma y I n o
1|éumbe
wi th y o u
" I wo ol
declared
farther o
uo tll we
y oud the
Hi a woFro m h eh
was no t n
to c um' -
strange an e u .J e
Mo h a wk :
o t them
companlo
pausing
J eeml h
roc ks.
"The y
ue." heof 0dd 'u
the sc rut
nlnoe.W
ly Ja nna; Ollnr Cunv scll
.veema was so neir :nan hu ann
pressed against he r a n d he g a ve
a lidewlaa ahrun which sent herheadlongamongthebushel.I n
the la me moment ha hurled h ll
lmtchet at the scalp humor,who
wan slowly advancing.An tha
other dodged to avold tha hurtlmg
mlalle Jeema snatched one of hu
lcaltered arrow: hom the ground
and ra n to hll bo w.Tolnetta naw
what happened men.S h a u w th e
the slim. beautiful llzura ot J eemu
dr a w a s te ns e ly u h la we ap o n I n
the pa thway ,S h e u w th e p n ln t-
ed monster desc ending upon hlm.
Sha heard the mullc nl twang of tha
bo wn rln g an d s ow a si lver y B as h
- a m u h whlc h p u lle d ln at o n e
d d e o l th e blusey od lnd lan an d
went out at the other, a duh whic h
fell to e arth a s c or e o t p ac e s b e-
y ond , a blood y and broken ar ro w
that had done its righteous work.
Th a t the explosion o f th e gu n
would reach th e c a n oi' the Mo-
hn wk s wa s ln J ee ms ' mlnd an h o
c omfoned hls shocked companion,
For a few moments 11 wal d ltllc ultfor he r to belleve tha c o mba t was
over and tha n the dend wh o lny
.,,.,
r0 b y D o u b l e d a y n o r m
Co . , In c .
W R U S a n t e e .
iaw marks on a Storiefbi-
:h fr om a nnil In y our
hlc h ever it la,they oniy
have c o me tllls wax a nd
|I|;;:&-'Ill-lik En Ewhich he could not emon num n quurberl!¢'°". 'R gg. _lqggg
{f]»b`mé{hi§§
rvntrol Notdf an hour.
fgse.bg;1:
Christensen, the occaslon DBIII5 un:seventy-second birth anruversaryto extendOld friends dropped m
best wishes and corgratulntions
Bunco was played.Mrs. Chas Hnn»
sen and Mrs.HAM Pwno n wnn
the prizes.Around sixteen were
present,The guest of honor was
presented with a gift.Lunch wasservedbyMrs. Jensen and Mrs.
inc rease an nuy mg.-_____ ___ ._llnmnhdldefl who are taking md-I §§_\§e_g_§gl§ »3r.gf5.3»_m-_.mr 1wi!f n -
n||U!:11k n o w w e
vantaz e of present low construc-
tion costs should seriously con-
slder using this everlasting metal
wherever applicable.It s present
alight additional cost is retu med
many times in long year and free-
do m fr o m c a re .Thousands o f wor ke rs ar e de -
pe n de n t o n th e copper min es fo r
a livelih oo d, a nd balanc ed produc -
ti o n wi ll , ln th e lo n g r u n , b e i n
their inte rest.
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Sa tu rd ay e ve ni ng vis itor s a t th c
Mr s .Mi n ni e B l u m ho me to hc-lp
her c e le bra te ho r b i rth da y we reMessrs.an d ltlesdsmes W esley
Gra ulic h,Fr ee ma n Lo f ti s an d
Ho wa r d ,He n r y K r u g e r a n d fa m-
ily , Geo r ge Lo f ti s a n d fa mi ly a n d
Os c a r, E dd ie a n d He nr y Blum.
M r .an d Mr s .E a r l Th o mps o n
an d f a mi ly we re Sunday af te r-
no on vi s i to r s a t th e Ne i l Th o mp
so n ho me at B la i r ._
. M r .a n d Mr s .Fr e e ma n M i t t s
__.n ._...\,.. ..¢.....|.... asm...
no winter s laenaw to int-la.Whe r re li ef a n d he r fa ith in .leems
was adde d an emo tloa of joy when
she saw tha t Odd was sllve.Th o
dog had dragged himself to his
fe et a nd sto od watc hlug the slain
man gr lmly .
The dead man stared up at them
as they passed.In the ir p ath la y
the a rrow whlc h ha d gone c leanly
through htm.Tolnettef could no t
keep hac k the hy steric al sob whlc h
c amo ln her throat, hut she looked
a t Jef-ms wlth suc h wander and
love ln her rac e that he heard only
the throhblnlz tumult ln his h eart
and h rnln.Ile had ta ugh t f or her
n n d wo n !And h e h ad fough t on
that same : roun d wh ere almost sl:
years bs-fore he hnd mlled to whlp
Pa ul Tnc he l
"The lndlans have heard the shotandwlllre tum, "he said." Th i s
whlte alan must have dlseovered
some sign of us an d c ame to d o
mu rd er a nd h a\ 'e h ls s po lll alon e
De a r Go d , wh e n l th la k - "
H e wa s louklng a t '1'olnette's
tresses, whic h had burst flee from
thei r plalte d bo nde-"\\'e must run." he sald.
They passe d the barn and went
throuxzh tn e deserted aeld behlad
wlll su n b elle ve we ha ve ta ke n to
the plain."Tolnette s aw' how desperately he
wa s tr y i n g to keep fr o m he r the
real neat-ness or thelr perll."I have see n Ind ian s c li mb over
roc ks and wladralll.Th ey a r ellk e
c a ts - a n d l a m so slow and
clumsy ," she said."You c an mo vetaster than any ludlan.J eems. lllde
me somewh ere among these roc ks
wlll no t ha r m ms lr they should
happen to dlscover where l ani."
Jeerns dld not answer.They hadcometotheroc ks whic h he had
spoken o f a few moments before
Here, lr any where, was a plac e for
conc ealment. It was tllled with dark
and cavernous re ru ga , an d whore
the boulders met and crashed to-
Xelher were hidden poc kets where
their bodies might llc unseen.Tol-
ne tle percel\'ed'these things wlth
a he ar t tha t llg h te ne d wi th rollofand hope.She looked lnlo deems'
fac e as he paused (or a moment to
study the ground about them.A do zen stops fr o m nlle re they
ntood were three boulders apart
from the others.One ol' th e thee
had s nllt i ts elf so tha t on eh alf of
-nod ga on alone.l am sure they
creased sn number and exc itementuntil,above them* all,n y ell rose
from the vuley \n.-1 one o f thesearc hers disc overed the a rro w.
wh en Tolne tte r ai se d her head,
she heard n o evidence or life
oth er th an thei r own o n th e r id ge
"Thtlllk God,they think we have
gone into the valley l" sold J e ems.
Toln ette touched htm wi th a
eauttonlng hand,and ln the sa me
moment he was awa re o t thosoun d h er e ars had c a ught! S ome
one was ne ar the ro c k! More than
on e- th er e we re two ! Th ei r vo ic es
were dlstlnc t though tow, and they
stood so close th at their forms
shut out the lig ht from the crev-
ice.To his astonishment Jeetnuheard u language whic h Hepslbah
Adams had taught htm,and lt
was not Mo ha wk .These were
Senecas.Th e discovery thrilled
him. Ile llnled the 1\iuI111\\k hattcit
et wleldern who were the Sl"0llI3.{\3
o t the southern frontier.lmt theRenecas.also hrothron o f th e Rh:
Great Nations,he doubly feared.
for while the Mnltllwlt ki lle rs were
the wolve s uf the wtlderneas.the
Senec ls were ltn foxes an d pan
ther: gotnblned.
(To b e Co n tin u e d Ne xt W ee k )
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f0'" Spring
ing very well lately but had a bet-
ter day on Wednesday and his
many friends and ncqwntancesare hoping he will soon be himself
again.Axel Nellsen,son of Mr. and
Mrs. Soren Neilsen who live south
of town, and Mins Martha Nelson,who has been employed at Crowell
Home for some time, were mar-ried last Wednesday, Feb.18,at
the home of the bride's parents nt
Exi m,Iowa.Mr.Neilson has
worked at the Frank Thompson
farm for the past ten years.The
newlyweds will reside on a farm
north of Kennard.
Irma Nielson and Biola Nelson
entertained a number of friends
at. a bunco party at the Tom An-
derson home last Wednesday even-
ing.The following were present:
Jens, Edna.and Helen Hansen,
Harland and Leonard Nelson, Ray-
mond Rasmussen,Raymond and
Evelyn Wulf, Ofrvil Benson all of
Orum and Menon Nelson and Mil-
dred Hansen oi' B'lair.Refresh-
m e n t s w e r e s e r v e d .
_ . _ . . . . . - _ -_ _- _ _ . _ _ . . .. -
creased sn number and exc itementuntil,above them* all,n y ell rose
from the vuley \n.-1 one o f thesearc hers disc overed the a rro w.
wh en Tolne tte r ai se d her head,
she heard n o evidence or life
oth er th an thei r own o n th e r id ge
"Thtlllk God,they think we have
gone into the valley l" sold J e ems.
Toln ette touched htm wi th a
eauttonlng hand,and ln the sa me
moment he was awa re o t thosoun d h er e ars had c a ught! S ome
one was ne ar the ro c k! More than
on e- th er e we re two ! Th ei r vo ic es
were dlstlnc t though tow, and they
stood so close th at their forms
shut out the lig ht from the crev-
ice.To his astonishment Jeetnuheard u language whic h Hepslbah
Adams had taught htm,and lt
was not Mo ha wk .These were
Senecas.Th e discovery thrilled
him. Ile llnled the 1\iuI111\\k hattcit
et wleldern who were the Sl"0llI3.{\3
o t the southern frontier.lmt theRenecas.also hrothron o f th e Rh:
Great Nations,he doubly feared.
for while the Mnltllwlt ki lle rs were
the wolve s uf the wtlderneas.the
Senec ls were ltn foxes an d pan
ther: gotnblned.
(To b e Co n tin u e d Ne xt W ee k )
¢ _
~~.for Spring
ing very well lately but had a bet-
ter day on Wednesday and his
many friends and ncqwntancesare hoping he will soon be himself
again.Axel Nellsen,son of Mr. and
Mrs. Soren Neilsen who live south
of town, and Mins Martha Nelson,who has been employed at Crowell
Home for some time, were mar-ried last Wednesday, Feb.18,at
the home of the bride's parents nt
Exi m,Iowa.Mr.Neilson has
worked at the Frank Thompson
farm for the past ten years.The
newlyweds will reside on a farm
north of Kennard.
Irma Nielson and Biola Nelson
entertained a number of friends
at. a bunco party at the Tom An-
derson home last Wednesday even-
ing.The following were present:
Jens, Edna.and Helen Hansen,
Harland and Leonard Nelson, Ray-
mond Rasmussen,Raymond and
Evelyn Wulf, Ofrvil Benson all of
Orum and Menon Nelson and Mil-
dred Hansen oi' B'lair.Refresh-
m e n t s w e r e s e r v e d .
Jlarence Anderson
_ .
Specials for
Saturday 0nly
Chains Chains Chains
Buy now fiarrainy spring weather
Tlaese chains are the heavyd uty M0\NA RCH case
hardened and are absoluteiy
the best chains you will ever
buy at these prices.
All aiza from 2914.40 ln
30-4.75, $2.45 per pair
All sizes from 30-1.75 lu
31-5.25, $3.45 per pair
All sizes from 315.25 toa n n n u w u r u \\»|:|.\:D u l l u u y " " ' " " "It .O d d f o l l o w i n g t h e m .~ 811 t h e F l o y d I. r 0 ft i S h o m e '" ' l ' h m n I n n n t n n v r i d n n I l t w
I n n t h a n v m
.a s a
f h a an
siub that formed a roof
:revice between the o ther
eyes revealed u deeper ex-
a l he pointed I t out to
32-6.00, $4.45 per pair
at Blur.and I. \£|H`E|»o'In`niK" iii'E%'é3.""' 1Hr. and Mn. Harold Curhr "If we can reach lt, I know of .1 °family lpent Monday night at the twenty places when Inn rock will cltime-nt2222 'Et'.E'.. '1'I.'3'°'f.,. their ,Ill '°=.::e.*.':f:z'JPs.'3=.9'.f same?-';_.TQ!as==-»
GUARANTEED:6 vol!Ho(
Sho!Balltrles,EM .sr.35
O U g | O y `
~~3 With Buster Keaton and Sally Ellen
S e r v i c e S a t i o n §S c o t l a n d Y a r d
,,With Edmund lnwe And .loan lienne
|glll
Having decided to quit farming I will
sell at public auction on the farm seven
miles southeast of Blair and five
miles northwest of Ft. Calhoun and
one and one-half miles southwest of
Mill Creek Bridge on the place known
as the Woods Fur Farm, on . . .~
S g w y t fc o s m i c M A R C H a a n d `9 ~ 0 ~.~ l r e ~ r -o n e "
"
Monday, March 2, 1931
Starting at one o'clock.Following property to wit:
3--HEAD OF Honsns f'
One team of black geldings,10 and 11 years old,weight 2800.
One black gelding, 12 years old, weight 1600 pounds.
5--HEAD OF CATTLE E
Three milk cows.Two last spring heifer calves.
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
One wagon with triple box
One truck wagon and hay rack
(new)`
9-foot disc '
4-section harrow
John Deere mower, 5-ft. cut
hay rake
corn planter with wire .
ree sets of harness
Two ridingicdtivators
One 14»inc gang plow
One DeLaval separator No. 15
One
One
One
One
One
Th
One new Simplex brooder
One barrel churn
One individual hog house
Two hundred oak tsSome lumber and TTS.boards
Some Yellow Dent mfcom.
Eight dozen Chickens
Miscellaneous articles, water tanks
hog loadirguchute, hog crate, hog
troughs,°cken coops,oultrynetting, some tools and other an
ticles too numerous to mention.
J. A. sA1~mQUls'r, 0wner
Sl JOIIIBON. Audience:CLARKSONHALLER, Clerk
Mr,and Mrs »~.neue.x
He p oi nted the vmy an d le ! he r
go nhend of hlm, turnlng hls head
every dozen steps tn look hehlnd,
Alon g th e ha rdwood knoll wh ere
th e Lu umns hn d lrlllhered their
fuel. Tolu ene s ped I lke n lrrn c eml
ny mph.her lung ha lr ntrenmlng
abou t he r ln the sun until n t llmes
J eema la w n othi ng h ut Its boun ty ;
and In the contemplnllon of lts
lovellneu n. nh nddalus' h orror ran
through hlm.In the stu mp Held at
home He pslb ah had to ld h lm h o w
both the English and th e Frenc hhad begun to make use or women'|
hnlr,un d th a t many a gentleman
and courtly dnndy wore shlnlng
c urls taken by the ac nlplng kni fe
ln wlle rn es s o rg ie s uf rn plne a ndmurde .In the nurrnwneas or Tol-
nelte's `Qlr:npe.th e thought op-
preuscd h i m wi th sickening force.
Soon her luc k or enduranc e c om/pelled them to nlac ke n their pac e,
and when they mc h o d m e r n c k !
nsuent wh l d l led to th e c o t
the Udse.'l'¢ &vme'|broi l):m y
~,
/\,1\
PINK sAl.Mo1~1 TREE me 25¢
M. J- n. cours:"¢»i'é2":gan 44¢
SWEET CORN m s g s :EEE 1
w s m s 1-ll.?slE.:<:E 196
Chuice
Cute
Beef Roast
l7c per lb.
n CUT 31'g|NGLESs PER ~E A N S KAYBVILLE NO, z CAN
WINDMILI.~S A L A D m m s s m s mm .Luz
rn:N°s CRACKERS F}i'I&"5'&' SQXEIM 29C
Plione
300
Fr es h Rad i sh a
a n d
I u-_
ONE wrm EACH La or 4
crled."M ake haste, Tolneuel n
la smooth rock and wlll leuve no
slgn behlnd us.Go ln and keep
Odd wlth yonl"
He began to throw loose stones
.mbout the huge boulder heap. Somehe Hu ng over th e to p o f lt so : hm
they fell on the opponlle nlde. nnd
at lnnf be een: n few Into th e edge
of th e valley , c mll fanbe r tha n the
other.He hnlshe d by nlmntlng nn
arrow whic h desc ended ln an open
upnc e ut the foot of the rldge.
To ln eu e watc h e d blm ln a ma z emem. and ulann untll be c ommand-
ed he r ln a lter ner r alc e to c rn wl
under the stoner.Sh e wnlte d n o
longer bu t pulled herself n few
inc hes at n tlme benenth the boul-
d e m J eems, lhru stln| Odd ahead
of hlm,had greater dlmeu ny In
performing the same feat, and for
n llllle \\l\Ile they squlrmed an d
zwlnte d u mll th ey fou nd n d ark re
cess ln whlc h rhey uould c rowdxbemselvesandevenaltnprlght.
Jeems explnlned tn To ln e lle th e
m w l n z of lnls strange behnvlor
~terlillta n n
opsOc palb.
SCHULDT STORE
Phone
3010PENlNG DAY
"' l lc '
Cucumbers
Cauliflower
G 1-an Onions
FREE SANDWICHES AND
COFFEE FOR EVERYONE
C h e a e
m e r i c a n
or Brick
:per lb.
An. Anderson and family and Mr.and Mrs.Hurry Anderson moved
to the Curley funn.Mr.and Mrs.Henry Kruger
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Chas. Fauss honic ut Winslow.
Clarence Davis, Eva, Ona and
Frederick of Valley, were Sunday
visitors nt the Wm. Olson home.Mr.and Mrs.Lars Peterson,Olga and Howard of Rose Hill andMr.and Mrs.Bill Vogt of Ken-nard.were Saturday visitors atthe Arthur Anderson home.The Willimz Workers Club metwithMrs. Henry Hovendick oh
Wednaday afternoon with an nt-tendance of nine members and
sever visitors Roll call wus an-
swered by household hints.The
aflernoon was spent, embroideringquilt, blocks for the hostess.Thenext meeting will he held withMrs. John Jackson in March.Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Nelsonand hmily . Mr.and Mrs.AlbertHansen and family were Saturdayevening supper guests at the Thor-wlld Peterson home.
Sundav visitors at the Herman
Rngert home were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Roszert and Harley.Jack
IEfikpen, Mrs. Joe Cmtsinger and
Gene, Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Roger!
and Dlrlow.
Hr.and Mra'Albert Hansen
and famil{ spent Smday in Blairit the J.. Larsen home.
Mr.and Mrs. Eddie Fletcherwok Sunday dinner I t the_ Pete
Larsen home.
T HEY said Hat s wo uld be "dif-
ferent,"this Spring' They are!
More nicturesuue more unusual|1
Ely McConnaha of St.Louis,
Mo.in working at the Harman
Sprlck home.
A surprise and farewell panywasheldat the Harley Applebyimma Friday evening ln honor of
. . mo}e enhauzing t o b o t h full
face and profile:
Delightlully youthful too wi t htheliowari Curley fainlly vho
nn moving to a funn went. of Te-hma h .Ice cream and cake vu new braids,fancy straws
Q. ~ um~g..¢;f.1hair and lacy effects
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
oH1LDREN,sMn.Marin Pedersen of east Spring DressesColfaxcelebratedherbirthday
hit hreaday, Feb. 24 when mem»
bln ol thp McCarthy ProgressiveCfnbsame in on her with wel\
Bled lunch haakds and proceeded
h hlve dinner with her.The sib-
emoon wu spent in visiting md
dl had a very hqypy afwnwon.
Those present.were Meadamefd
(lui s Hi m, Ed Nlter, Dm, Will\
and Jas. Thompnon,Jas. Mull1n,1
w. J. Novnk, Chris Tmhlsen, Carl
,mg Leon Hindley. Weston Long,
Iadwiz Jensen. Marv Barry. Minn
Have you seen our new line o i
wash dresses?Sizes to 14 years
The Cinderella dress. well made
ol guaranteed materials and all
the newest styles
H o s i e r y
W e carry a complete line of
Rubv Rina Hose "The Most
§E1i;§1i21'¢,J. H.z~rmi\°<>d. 611:13 BHmm, John Amnson, E. s, Pmf
iran and Paul Barry.Her :interMrn. Pete Pedersen of Omalu, wa;;dm present..She was pnunbed with a plmt éomhm onzod Hose in
new Spring polérs
Ogallala -New equipment in-
mhlled in N. c. Vandamasr garage.Pam-QE. D. Buckingham 1euod\
Shell G u Station, south of post
ntflce.Plattsmouth-New nigga placed
on Charles Attebany garage.Armlld-Work un sem and City
Park may start early thil nprlng.
Leigh-County road south of
this Plwo gnvsled.
STYLE SIIUPPE
aff; C C Van'Deuscn
~ "'fn .""-».».-L...
fun-»m-su
Bhir. Nebraska, February 28,
as I
For Sale-D\1roc Jersey
W. J. Novak, B'la.lr.
Furniture, rngl and tloor cover-
lngs.lhthew R.Bendor1.21-t!
Mlss Katherine Stmve of Omn-
ha, spent the week-end with Blair
relatives.The ladies of the Christian
church had a very successful bake
sale lust Saturday.
Earl Kelly,of near Nashville,
called nt the John Gallagherhome
Saturday olternovn.
Misa Florence Anderson spent
the weekend with Mlm!Hazel
Metzler ol Tekaxnah.
lingo.Mlthew n. Bendorl.21-mf
gllto.
the link nn.Wanted. to Buy-Good hrobdnr
6-w _
Advardoe ln The Enterprise.
Furniture, mga and iloor cover
Cobsl Cobsl Cob: for sale. Phone
Red 141.mg Golden.s-av
Carl Svoboda of Omaha, vdaitod
at the Elzy King home Thursday
Methodist church !ood.aale Sut-
urday, Feb. 28 at Beehm.an'| stare.5»2t
Miss Edith Jensen, who teaches
ln Fremont, spent the week»end at
the J. P. Jensen home.
Nels Jensen of Ornnha, called on
hll brother, Ed, A. Jensen on the
Bench, lut Sunday.
c. x. Bendorf, licensed embnlm-
er and nnderhker. Blair.Ofilcs
phone, 161; rea. phone. 188.341
Mr. and Mn. .lack Crowdy vls~
.._ . -r .\... \:\...m¢n '|'n¢ker home;
ll:-|.0le Jncobeonin reported our
house Oumr Hopkins.6»1¢
Mr and Mn. Dave Dessaeur of
Oma ha , s pent lut may a t the
Frank Stewart home.
Merton Kuhr and Kenneth Brown
of lincoln, spent the week-end at
the Geo Kuhr, Jr. home.
Misa Dorothy Jennen of Lincoln,
spent the week~end with her par-
enu, Mr. und Mn. J. P. Jensen.
Wanted-Work ol any kind, en~
pecinlly pncticll nurdng.Rens-
onable rates. Phone Bluk 118.I t '
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embdm-
er and undertaker, Bladr.Oliiee
phone, 161; res. phone, 188.8-tf
Mr.and Mrs. Wm.Carter and
ehlldren_o£pmeho,spent thowak
House for sale or rent.Mrs.
L. J. Gnshaolz.6-ti
Hrs. John J.Jen s:ma R.. M.
Krause spent Last Monday at the
John Q. Adams home ln Omahl-
For Sale-Vdley battery chars'er,for chlrzihx radio batteries.
Price 55. coat $20 new.W. J. Su.
.6-xt
Mr. and Mrs. Thnmu Smith of
Nashville, visited at the home ofMr. and Mn. Henry Betts,Feb.
Mrs. H. A. Hank went out to
the country Monday 120 vlsit herdaughter,Mn. Byron Bunn and
family.Oliver Hudleson i s makin!
nay improvement after a severeillness and is Able w be np n little
each d»y~Hr, and Mrs.Clark Brom of
A good 6-roonmhouae, goodie
cation, 81750. N.T. uma & co.11
Mrs. Geo. Klxhr,Jr. ls confind
to her bed with dude rhenmatism
Mrs. Ella ruse, is wldtlng he
dmr, Mrs . Ka te Rohwe r ol Ft
Calhoun lor s (ew days.
For Rent--A 5-room house, nomodem; also nn improved 10-un
tmctdose ULN. T. Lund & Co.1'
For Sole-Buff Leghorn hutch
mg fuss at szso per hundred
Phone L85, Arlington. W.L.Schw
6-2t'
Elzy Blnrhne been on tho sid
li nt lor tha put bm da y s withi
touch ol pneumonia but in reports
no reooven-Hag.
Mr s . ld lr s mt l v e mo m .w w
ily were Sl md ly a ww at m.
home of' R. M. Iverson and fam
ilyon the Bottom.
We hnve a few god|mD!'|3(°l
larmlin H..'l', lamdj. Co.6-lt
The Rebekah Degree staff me
for. Plv iiw at their MU- IMM-kvevening.
Dr. and Mn. D. W.. Bell drove
to Pnpillinn lurt Tuesdny, returnf
ingindha ¢vH11iBl¢~
The De Soto Womans Club meets
this afternoon (Thuredny)with
Mrs. Wm. Ilndmr
Mr. and Mnr Ulm Mei es pmt
lam. Friday viding at the F. W.
Ruwe home, near Fonhmelle.
The Omni Lldlu' Aid meer.: at
we home ot Mn. Clui l Petenen
Wednesday ammoom Mud: 4 .
Chwns Bnm ol Omaha, visitedall the home of hh deter.M n .
June:Tlwle wn.he t Sundayxttemorm.
'nm Dram; cum U1 the Fi rs t
Lutheran éuch met st Um church
parlor;no Wednesday dlsemoon,
Feb. 25.Mn. J. E. Fischer was
hashes..
Ani ee li ttle lo ci ted8 0 wi \.h| 1
complele set nt new lmildlngmmlso
new fences md omlmrdl,only
$155.00 per ure.N. 'r.Lund &
Go..6 - n
Mx. And Mrs. Ted Llthrap drove
to Omnhn l u t Monday dght,where they met some friends from
Kenesaw, Néb., and all took in a
show.
Mr.and Mrs. W.J.Koopmnn
left for North Platte last Mondny
night oo spend a few days vidt-
ing at the Dr. and Mrs.L. F.
Stales home.
Myron Newell, son of Mr. and
Mrs.Ed Newell of Arlington,
spent the week nd with his grand-
parents,Mr.and Mm.M.D.
Newell of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bartley drove
w Lincoln Inst Friday and Mrs.
Bartley's mother, Mrs. McNeil nc-
companled them home on Saturday
to spend n lew days visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haller and son
Milo of north of Arlington,and
Miss Edith Hain of this city, re-
turned home last Monday nigh!
from a six weeks trip to Califomiu
Notice, Motoring
~*Public
. = ~ ~ .1 $f ~»~_
~i " L "J '' ..)Q ff f~__.~ N o w \s the time w
~"have yo u r M O TO R
~ 1 ~ /f n R E - C O N D I T I O N E D
r j l l '~ ~ a n d S u m -
~.§a ' ~ m e r d r i vi n g ../
WE A R E EQUIP-
!o PED U0 COMPLETE-l m p h c l t Lx REBUILD YOUR
Guaranteed Service MOTUR-
We use the latest method of reconditioning
your cylindbrf WE GRIND THEM-t h e
method usedby all of the lgggt machine shops.Do not be deceived by the lled SLIP-SHOD
HONING or REAMING PROCESS of cylinder
work.'/
We are 'UE om cmnman' GRINDERS
Ill BLAIR AND vicmmr
Come in and talk over your Motor Problems
with us-estimates gladly furnished
Weldingof All Kinds General Machine Work
PHONE 230
Petersen Machine
Cr M o t o r S e r v i c e
CHRIS J. PETE RSEN, Propri etor
Mrs.Emil Fallen and baby of
Hen-nan, spent lan Friday at the
parental, Elmer Frsin home.
C. K. Bendorf, Ileensed embalm-ef and undextakler, nw.Ofilce
phone, 161; res. nhone. 188.84:1
Mr. and Mrs.Allred Feel'and
family drove out m the Art Pullen
home near Splker, laqt Sunday.
:wa uv. um »....,....... .___, .east of wwn last Sundxy evening.
Mr.and Mrs. Milford Mehnens
of Omahn, spent Sunday at the
hams of Mr. and Mn.Maurice
Mehrens.Mr. a nd Mm. w. H. mmm o f
Omaha, were guests at the E. G.
Carson home on west South street
luv mmdnu
end an me Jonas liurtnum
Mr.and Mrs. Glen McDonald
were guests nt the Fred Olsen
home on the Bench lut SaturdAy
night.[
Bess and Theodore Crowdy
drove up to Decatur, Neb. last SW
uxdny nlght and waited at tho C.
A. French home over Sunday.
NS§£»\Yfci¢y were visitors atg = » ~ A . C m ' n ; > t o n h o m e l u i S u n - ~ m y y f ; l : » _ Q
*Y ternoon.__'dn Grew:bmke.Phone 111 Q 48
B m w set on nn wor s B.~F. uma, Blsir.sez'condltivn,$10 to $30 eomp\€\¢-M "John Ba t 'ed fmCluenee R. Jensen, Tin & H-"gg m,,,;,n_,Ho . g ';_ ;§ ;;y .S ;
ce.went down Zo; ul openitm u sJohn Denver, wha hu been ml- 5, recovering nicely.ferlng for some *""".€'°'1' nsfrohe Advertise in ng Enterprise.
Helen and John Gallagher and
Lloyd Matthiesen spent Sunday ut'
the Art Meneke home,m M o f
Blair.
For Sale»-Hoy stacker, 2 sweeps
Deering hay rake and aide hill
plow. Schenk Bros. Phone jRed 398.
.6_2t¢
Miss Evelyn Gartner, teaoher in
the grades of the city# schools,
spent the week-end with relatives
at Hastings.i
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Weber of
Herman.spent Monday evening
with Mrs. John Weber and daugh-
ters,in this city.
Mr. and Mrs.Harvey Simpson
and baby have returned to their
home in Tekamah after u two
weeks stay in Blair.
Mrs. Alice Rowe and Mrs.Frank
Simpson are spending wday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.Wm.
Suits and Overcoata.h m m mReasonableprizes.Theo.w m -
etrom with A. M. Lnndgard, Coun-
cil Blulll, lows.3°.g5¢
MY.and Mrs.Millard Gollehon
of Omaha,spent Sunday nt the
home ol his mother, Mrs. Bertha
Gollehon ol west Grant street.
Regular $7.50 Permanent Waves,
$5 and so NOW.Either Croglnole
or Spiral Wind.Phone 197.Mrs.
K. A. Pound.28-t!
I
0; paralysis,was sole w ue ...
town nm Friday.
I oder for sale my Belginn draft
stallion, Marquis 12966; also A fine
pedigreed Jack.Call John Bolh.
Blnir, Nob._60~tf
_Will trade Model T Ford sedan
ln good shape for Leghom hens,
will take part in com.Call The
Enterprise.6-lt*
Mr. and Mrs. Ed bewellen spent
Sunday at the home of their ~
Fumllmre, run and Hoot owe!
\D3\-Mal.h»cW_R. swoon.21-t
Subscribe for The Enterprise.
Mrs. c. C. Norfaud ot Qmalu
came in last Sunday to spend 1
few days visiting at the home o
Mr. and Mn. C. H. Koepke. Mn
Norgaard and Mrs. Koepke ar
sinners.
Mrs. Alberta. Hughes of Omaln
will he in Blair lnduy (Thursday
af district supervisor of the.0rd¢
Clark Gollchon, who is #tendingthestateuniversity, ' spent the
week-end at the homelof his mo-
ther. Mrs. Bertha Gollehon.
Ismth of F; >===';°~q=»Miss Bess Patrick of Omaha,ter, Mrs.Grant Ganz ana zamuy oz :snarernmrs.nu Jones of Arl-anon*sunnanv and Monday at the in Omaha.ent, at s
r n a m r a n a w l u ue p n :mn after no on a n d evenin
ington and Miss Elizabeth Jones
of Falls City, visited at the Wal-
ber Guts;-how home Sunday.
Glabron barley seed, 90c bushel;
seed oats, 40c bushel; Rose Comb
Red hatching eggs, $3.00 per 100.
3-tf Glen Wilson
",_ ;u...n..,...-n..¢..nt
=-v~--~ ----.---.home of her nieces,Mrs.Frank
Stewart and Miss Lucille Kemp.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boll, Mrs.
Chris Boll and Mrs. Bertha Ze-
mnn all of Scdbner, visited at the
Fred Soll home last Saturday aft»
emoon.
__. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kingdon of
Kennard. were enteridned at din-
ner last Sund y at the John
Hooks home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hansen and
baby spent Sunday afternoon vis-
iting at the home of Mrs. S. G.
,._. .,.__,__,,_,
meeung.Mr. and Mrs.Philip 0'Hanl4
rntertalned the bridge club
which they belong on last Tuesd:
evening.There were three tahlr
Nico refreshments were served
the usual hour.
Last Mondav aftemoon Galle
~ and Mrs. J. W. fnlmer and
¢.....n..¢hn\.rn nwvr 'Ln FontnnelleiI§¥'i'Ff:Ii|1§r'Eve5iHé tbhialz at me
parental, Henry M°=-RQ home.
Mn. Chris K. Johnlon lells allo f ~ p e - é o n a l p r o p e mty a t P u b li c
Sale Tues day ,Mc h.3r d a t 1:00
o'c }oc k, one-half miie :arth of Blair.
I 6 - I t
u ¢\\;. .
M § ' § $ u § § " " v§ f f § § , " ° ; . § § , . e " " & f = m E § E M r .a n d M r s .F .D .R o g e r s a n u u r a m 0 1 r r u u l v u w
g u e s t s S u n d a y a n d s p e n t .~d a y ~O f F t .D o d g e ,I o w a ,a r e M f g M a x ~e n t e r t a i r u
m a k i n g a vi s i t a t t h e p u r e n t a 1 ,W e s l e y a n G u i l d l a s t .F r i d a y
lat the Ed Stevens home.__-.-.. ...|.....l.a......C. W. Burger home on weatSoutl1|n00n_There vyas _a good 1
.4 g u i l t -tix; \'\1.i;\dln home I
-.».._ me Mn. Hamm: snlund Wllllm_ ; " ° ' § | § ; I-{JnE`rl1`iI r. I
M n Antnn Rnnelt and lon.1
4;
Lorraine, !|iI\C }*021I"0l(l (iBllgl'1I(!l{M1,;_w m " g u y ang Cl|1llgH\¢BI|gtygef,o f Mr .and Mr s .Chas.By r ne,is f h i ar g a r et s p en t S atu r d ay i n Oma -__hen.nertson,wh o is
ai ni ng a t a n
spent Sunday
blr . an d Mrs . 0.
anc e an d ni c e lun c h s ervea.
Mr . a nd Mr s . E r n e st Mo o re a n d
c hildren o f th e W r en c h sc hool
di s tri c t we r e vi si to rs a t th e Fr e d
Lo ng h ome laa t Su nd ay .
- n 4 .» ._ . . L L . .\ . . . . . .a m h n u D L G *
a u s u ¢¢ . »u - . .. . . . . . - c , - - ,- ...
of F lore nc e.
Th e Bu s y B e e C lu b me t wi t!
Mr s .Sophia Reeh, Feb. 13.Th e r
we re thi rte en present.A iunc
was ser ved by the ho stess." I a n d
ha vi n g re tussc l wi th t h e f lu andfh a v§g i| ;in g with the ir su n and bro-ny ss Ag ne s " ' " "has bee n out o f sc hoo l for the past ther,Pau l,wh o has a position ta k m g n u r s e s tn
we e k i n consequenced there.Oma h a hospital, 1
Vnnunrl.-A msm'1=\ black overc oat.'W1nv nnt hnveafhmrt DéIlllRhE'1l'|£~er parentfr,
n
0 |h l
l-M a y We Suggest forAU . . . " - .. _.._Owne r ma y ha ve the s ame by c all-
in g at th e R. Sh o r t h o me o n Fi r s t
an d Writ-;ht street,pr o vi n g th e
artic le and pa y i ng f or thi s no ti c e .
6 - w
Mr s .Cy Anderson wa s able to
......|.§........1...w..fun'm eln hn u ni in l gfl
. . . | .» - . - . . . _ . . . . . . _ _ . _ ._t h a t g i v e s a n a t u r a l w a v e ?A r e a l
b a r g a i n a t $ 5 a n d s a t i s f a c t i o n g u a r -
a n t e e d .G a l l M r s M .S u t h e r l a n d
a t 4 1 5 f o r a p p o i n t m e n t .4 6 » t f
Mr .a n d Mr s .F r a n k Simp son
en te rtai ne d la st S un da y at d in ne r,
WI.."mul \.|\¢a Polak Tn fl iu \1iiR
Gi lh en so n.Ch r is B. Han s en wa s in Li n c o ln
the for epa rt ol'th e we ek attend-
i n g th e Sc a ndi naviar r Mutu al I n
su mnc e Go.me e ti n g to wh ic h h e
went as a delega te.
Th e 0 .E .S.kensimzton wa s
U o n t lor ge l;to uuy y o u sw-~Litter fo r baby c h ic lgs at Fa r me r s
Pro du c e & Ha tc h er y .Our pr ic e is
right. Phone 253. H. J. Madsen.5-2t
Go ld i e an d Luc ille Feer , da ugh-
te r s o f Mr .an d Mrs . De lma r Fe e:
apent last Sunday sris iting ll r ln d
see pin g"wa s th e subjec t o f the
aft»ernoon'a program.
Th e si x lo we r gra des o f the
Central sc hool presented a program
a t th e hi g h sc hool a u d i to r i u m' o n
Tues day after noon wi th th e ro o m
teac hers in charsre.A n u mb e r o f
Your Order To dayalll l .h t h a t y o u l m m r
rrt e l e p h u n e o r.lust glanc e s o wn lm!!ual;0 |Dnrg mnu m xu uul
are th e bee t.Se le d th o s e y ou wa n t a n d eitbe
c u ll i n p er s on fo r th em.W . J . Sas is k n o wn
n n n | { | ¢ .n f L I . .n m s a m l f m n f . . .a l s n n i i a l l l n " P h
return Iluuu:n u m Hu: lluayauml All m r .uuu nun.ucucu uvAx|a|Auluu ____Oma htf'where ishe un de fwen t a n Merle Fre nc h o f Blai r,an d Mr .he ld Tuesday after noon,Feb.24,Mr s .A lf r e d Koe hler o f Ue n u n g ," " ' " - ~ - ~ '-=---opera tmn rec en t y .She as c onvul-an d Mr s Ha r ve y Simp son of Te_at th e c h ap ter ro o ms .Mr s . C ly d e Ne b .g g ;dmothers o f 1;-=pu pi ls an d
eseing ni c e ly a t h e r h o me i n th is k a ma h s k i h he re e n s we r e presen_.nn er wa s e on-man o f t -M _a _4c ity .M m .Inh n W nho r a nd dau srh teu freshrgzent committee.B \ e n ; e " " ? ° ? § . " , , 3 L i ~~ta n g ' a n d M m L . C .K lo p p we n t
'-a ay after noon,to
for :he high
| '_q u i l l s )UA u m |.||vu u1.|.5 Ill.ul v u \ . |! l \ \ :| n n v v n
Selected Rice 4 lb. ' 25cl r . a n d M r s . A . R . B e a l e s e n t e r - I ~ 1 § i . { ¢ E é ~ ~Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McBride and days the f°l'°P*n'f of the me; =g attend the funeral of Mrs. Eli
tained u number of friends at Stokes,also Byron Battling of son of Omaha, spent the week-end the home of thear son,Dr.ar beth Graham, mother of Misalld
Qhnir hnm.. nnnth nf Blair last Sat~lfnnnnr. wore Rundnv dinner sruesta at Sioux City and called at the Moats.Graham.a former high scl
iza-
ary
loo!~i "f iridse n- `2"U{' ir}\i|'vT"§ T "`'cm. Manda' home on their ny lun M slum, wha 1 lb- u»»=m'i me city man. hen.'Ly2.i'.§.`é°'&'}§'". lwh ».'£'LJ.¢§......?..e r ume.mm- .mu Monday '"'"'°°"-'aww 'Jw Www sun No..r .5 Hn. Gnnt Allen and C O Y H F l a k C 8 2 k 5 -2 5 c
.1 .na..,W Mrs. Beslan.Mn. W. H. Hugheu wu henna Mr. md Mtg. ln_ gp md vu I !°¢k'°lfi §""°_d P." __ l¢rlf'Wl\-wl Tylon, ueampnnled
Miss Sadie Gameron and friend,\to the Royal Neiéhbor kensing'f,onlchildren a{1d_1§dr. af_\d1\frB. Henr}fLn|g_m3,Mr.and Mrs.R_Shun or|5y.twmey and Mrs. Herman AyeIII Sugar Crystals, gran-
'|1 n l l _ -. . l __ B ' )
ElfcnCoulter of Omaha,accom-last Friday afternoon.There was Grunkemf West Pomt were am- this city.r .panied by Leonard Larsen of Kew a large crowd in attendance.A ner guests at the home of John J.ML and Mrs. Harley Wilcox and Egend the e witaz gtng;
n o r d ,s p e n t W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g ,l o v e l y l u n c h w a s s e r v e d b y n c o m -J e n s e n ,w e s t o f B l a i r .f a m i l y o f t h e L o n g Q e e k n e i g h -B g a i r w o m a n M r s J T h o m p s o n
1 1 \a n _ | .L L -1 f 'f " . » u » » n u .l n n H § n . n l " \ . .- . . J \ . | u n D a n i " a n i m A F A U D \ . n I \ \ » \ n . l \ w u m n n A f n n n v n 1 \ l ¢ | l Q H D A H U " n n | " " | n n n t : n ' 1 | l § h .1 I
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
McDonald.
Mr.and Mrs. Jack Crowdy and
daughter,Bess attended a card
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Lebbert of Bnnington, last
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sutherland,
who reside south of town,vhre
moot rgrceably surprised Wednes-
day evening,Feb.18, when Mr.
and Mrs. Holgar Hansen and son
and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sutherland
drove out to extend best wisheB to
them, the date being their second
wedding anniversary..The aelf-
invited guests brought oysters and
later in the evening ia. fine oyster
supper wasfdrth coming.
rn amonpercan-~c
Codfish Gordansllmeless - 20c
Sardines 0iled2 cans -l5c
Sardines Mustard Zcans 25c
VEGETABLES ar
FRUITS
Always haclule vegetable ln your menus for hzsllblul bel-
anoe al melln.Vegetables corlldn thou vdlnmlm necessary
for body building and are rllgeallve aids.
Celery per bunch -l5c
Lettuce, Iceberg, per head l3c
Lettuce, Iceberg 2 heads 25c
Grape Fruit,large size,
Texas Sweets, Seedless 3 for 25c
Oranges, sweet and
juicy 2 doz. for - 35c
I Qi Lo f ~. .:
1 va ».~.I '-:\
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Log Cabin
SYRUP
Small Can 354: '
~Il!! 550
Large $1.20
~3';"?'eW. J. SAS.d
Prunes$antaClaraS'°,'§i2' box $ 1 .69
PrunesSantaClara 3 lbs. - 25c
Navy Beans 3 lbs. - - 25c
CA NNE D G O ODS
SPECIALS
Now that your num-y shelves are uhdergoing their slrrin|
cleaning,buy your new stock of camud goods u the low
ice:we are featuring lhin week.
COTTAGE
CHEESE
Special
20c per carton
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g
B l a i r F e e d M i n '
The ~
§Kuhr -and Wright
K.W.mans WE USE xmco, IN OUR K. W. FEEDS
~a Grinding, Oat Hulling and Mixing
5 Anytime 5
m m c n ls Down AGAIN 2
Blue Ribbon Tankage m
$1.65 perhundred lbs.~
WE usa. ~ IN ouapf w. FEEDS ~ WTAMILK
§
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go
K. W. Chick Starter
$3.00 wr cwt.
$2.85 in soo lb. lots
Ingredients:Hulled Osh. A.l!|1!|Meal,When!
Shorts, Wheat Bran, Xdlow Com, Meal Scnpn, Oil
Meal. Kraco (Milk Snlar Feed), Bam Meal, Vin
milk (Yeast, Buttermilk. C04 Liver Oil. Potulhxm
iodide), Mulutn. Coconut Oll Meal,Charrroal,
Sllt, Gluten Fed. Protein not lan than 18%, Fihn
mn more tlnn 5%» Fat nn! lun than 4%.
C(Dm
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F
g
'IIrnruC7U:
m T ry our Special K .W .Laying
§Mash it costa $1.50 per cwt.
E Regular K. W - Laying Mash $2.25
§per Cwt.
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nee Clam Haynes,
Mrs. Ed Nater received word of
the death of her father, Mr. Trigg
of Elgin,lll.and left Thursday
morning for that place to attend
the funeral servicqs.Mr.Trigg
will be kindly remembered by u
number of people i n t h e Nater
neighborhood as he lived ht the
Nater home for a while.
Miss Abigail B. Hansen of Oma»
ha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neils
H. Hansen of this city, was united
in marriage w Mr,S.Wilhelm
Beernstrup of Blair, by Rev,Frese
Saturday evening,Feb. 7, 1931.
The only witneuu w the cere~
mony were Mr. and Mrs. George
Lischer of Omaha,the latter a
sister ol the bride.
\ \ \
Slimw fif\ |to_MaceHJnia, Iowa last Sunday ton r u ln Ilnnc mn n f
Mr .and Mr s .J er ry Foley an d
daugh ters,Beatric e an d Rosalie
we re supper guests a t the J o hn
Dornuc ker ho me i n the southern
pa rt o f th e c o un ty , las t Su nd ay i n
ho no r of J oh n' s birth day .
Mi s s Prisc illa Rhoades dro ve
g p vm f r o m W a y n e wh er e she is
ntfnnrlintr zvhfml.wi th Mi s s D o t-
\l| I mu ;|uuu1.|¢v i uvun.vw; »I o wa ma d e a bri ef vi si t o n hi s
parents,Mr .and Mr s .Chris B.
Ha n se n o f th i s c i ty la s t Sunday
an d also m t h hi s brother,B u r t,
wh o lives we s t o f Ken nar d.
Mr .a n d Mr s .H .O.Hu r d an d
so n s o f Oma h a, d ro ve u p Sunday
to .a ttend the fes tiviti es a t the
l».."An n f 'M|n ||n\»r|*a ciulnv I l i a
vis it Mr s .Me a ts 'sister,Mr s .
Fr a n k K e a s t o n d h e r mo th e r, wh o
li ve s wi th Mr s .Kea st.
, Or de r y o ur ba by chic ks no w.
' A l l hea vy br eed s 9 c ;blo od te sted
12c.Bi ai r Ha tc he ry loc ated a t
Fa rmer s Produc e Co.Phone 263.
H. J .Madsen.6 - lt
'r i m T.n'H'm»n n v Saints:hm-sn
gi?fs
~.i
P
othy Hartung of Arlington lnstFriday evening,and spent theweek-end with home folks.
Mrs. Henry C. Jensen celebratedher birthday last Sunday, Feb. 22,when relatives and friends gath-ered at the Jensen home both aft»emoon and evening to extend bestwishes and spend n social time.
Miss Helen Burger,who has
been working in Ft. Dodge, Iowa
for several months, retumed home
Sunday evening and will spend the
summer at the home of her pax-~
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W1 Burger.
F R E E - I lackage Kalsomine
with the purchase of two.New
life for your home with Gamble'sInteriorPaints.Eggshell Wall
Finish, $2.10 gal.Flat wsu sz.oo
gal. Gamble Stores, Fremont, Neb.6-1¢
Tha M. E. Ladies' Aid met at thehome of Mrs D. Z. Mummert, Sr.
on lan 'haesday afternoon.Mrs.
Munnmert was assisted in the
serving by Mesdarnea Ed Durant,
and Fritz Kegler and Miss Anna
Raver.
Miss Helen Scheffler emanatin-
ed at a nine o'clock waffle break~
fast last Sunday moming, ln honorol her guest, Miss Dorothy Powell
of Chicago.There were ten young
ladies present, former classmates
of Miss _Powe1l.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brumbaugh
entertained Ernest Archer and
daughter of Paplllion,Neb.on
that Snnrlav at dinner.Mr. Arth-
.......e .......s......... s....e.,H. Cx Jensen, the occasion being
her birth anniversary.
Miss Dorothy Powell of Chicago,
came to Blair on an excursion, ar-
riving Saturday moming and r e
turning Sunday evening.She was
a guest of Miss Helen Scheffler
whllo vnlsiting relatives and friends
in this city.
Custom Hstching-32.00 per cwt.
We are booked up with thousands
of eggs. If you want any hatazhlng
on this price,reserve your traysnow.Blair Hatchery located at
Farmers Produce Co.Phone 253.
1-r. J. Madsen.8-It
Mrs. E.A. Brumbaugh has re~
celved word from her son, George,
who recently went out to Llngle,Wyo.,that he likes the country
very much and plans to my in-
definitely.l-lc ls working for Mrs.
Clyde Bllfar at present.
Mr. and Mn. Chris B. Hansen
went over to Kennard last Sun-
day to help their son, Bert, cele-
brate his birthday.They wore
dinner guests and spent a pleas-
ant day there. A number of friends
gathered in the afternoon and a
social time was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bobs enter-
tained a. number of relatives and
friends at a six o'clock dinner on
Sunday in honor of their eighth
wedding anliversary which occur-
red recently.The evening was
spent at pinoehlo when Mrs. Wm.McDonald and Norman Warrick
revival meetings Wednesday eve-
ning, Feb. 25 at 7:30 and will ron-
tlnue for two weeks.Rev. Crea:
ol Fremont, will have charge.
Miss Mildred Iverson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Iverson who
noddqnorth of town, spent Sun-
day night at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Iver
son.,»
Mrs.Rachael McDonald,who
lives south of town, entertained at
dinner last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.Geo. McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
McDonald and children,and Mr.
and.Mrs. Chauncey Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Zulpher and
three children ol Omaha, drove up
Sunday evening to vdslt their rela-
tives,Mr.and Mrs.Freeman
Tucker Ind show them their new-
est baby born at Christmas time.
Mn. L. D, Warrick entertained
eleven members of the Past Noble
Grand Club at her home Monday
alyemoon at quilting.Mrs. A. S.
Amnatead invited the ladies over
to hér home for a late afternoon
lunch.
Mrs. Marion Sutherland rstum-
ed last Sunday evening from
|K.irklvl1le, Mo. where she recently
underwent an operation.She is
roportod to be getting dong very
nicely which is good news to her
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jensen enter-
tained three tables of irlends at
nlnnohln laat Ssntul-dau nvnnlnnv A
l
ll
m
er used to nm o ess shop ln
Blair years ago d he and Mr.
Brumbaugh are old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Osear Pdersen re=turned last week from a visit with
relatives at Chicago.Mr. Peder,
sen, who formerly drove |. truck
for the Standard Oil Co. has ne-
sulgned and will move to n (ann
north of Blnlr.Clifford Halbertacceptedthepodtlonwiththe
Standard Oll Co. and in now at-
tending his new duties.
Mrs.Alfred Feer entonalned s
number of friends at n quilting
party at her home leet Frldny.
The ladlee come ln the morning
and were entertained at s flue
noon dinner alter which they vla-
iled and quilted until lute in the
nfternono.The following were
present: Mrs. Boone Newkirk and
daughter,Katherine,Miss Anna
Bnrhon, Mrs. Chr-le Pehsrsen. Mrs.
won first prizes.Everyone pree~
ent had n fine Sine.
mm Luelll Simpson realved A
letter from her grandmother, Mrs.Emma Shields who is wdtlhg in
Los Angelou,&li !.,this winter,
that lhe and her deter, Mn.Fred
Smith plnn to return to thdr home
ln Omnha soon.She mms that
they are enjoying Cnlllomln ex~
cept for the clixnate which they do
not like as it is often cold when
the mn is not out.
Hn. .Tunes Hansen of Florence,
ceiehrehed her blnhdny last Sun~
day slternoon when A number of
Blnir and Washington county
friends who ih end spent the stt-
erooon md evening.Those pres
ent were Mr.and M n .Holger
Hansen und lon,Mr. und Mrs.
Frlt: Mntthleeen and hmlly o f
Blnlr. Mr. und Mn. L ff Pnnnnn
,...--_., .__ ..-"__, ...-.....,...nice lunch was served.Mrs.Ed
Quiet and Allan Jensen held hlgh~
est sooree and Mn. Clerk Llppln»
cott and Ed Quint were second
high.
Mr. and Mn. Fred Soll left YM-\
wrdly. Feb. 25. for LlPl.|t\a, Neb.`
where they will make on extended
visit at the home of their dnugh-
ter,Mrs.Louls Neeve and Mr.
Naeve.They uk ho hnve their
Enterprise lent to them to the new
address.
Mrs.El.lnPrle e wutlugues to f
honor at n surprlne blrthdny din-
ner given in her honor by Mr. and
M n .Prarnnn Tucker at the
'hcker home l u t Sunday.Her
o m. Mn. Knle Ro hwe r o f Ft.
Cnlhoun,presented her with e
lovely hlrthdny cake.Those en~
joying the dinner with Hn. Prlee
u . .- . . A
4.
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~ and M n .Goo.E n - [ A n n J u d , w h o li ve s a o u t h wu r t o f | K a te Ro h we r and Mr .an d M n
I town.l m u r .
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TIRE REPAIRING
R o s e n b a u n § e r v i c e S t a t i o n
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Phone No. 3
A r l i n g t o n ,N e b r .
'gg ding anniversary. The eveningwuspent plnyingfzinochle,At cards
Mrs.Harry ohnson and Chris
morning, Feb. %
as thrown ovc
n Vain of can from Buver Crossing Saturday for
PEACEFUL HILL
P me ml a m school ma a n y
visitors' :hy Friday with 1 ahon
KENNARD NEWS
Mn.Elizabeth Berry,Mn.Homer Wud and Helm Elizabeth
ware Omaha viaiwrs Monday.Mn.Han-y Hdmdng 1-assumedfrom Omaha Inst Ssturday where°he had been in 0. horpltal 101° the
~'s birthday.T h e vlsihon
w e r e l » I n . R . G . W i e u e m d C h r l s - »
ti n e, Mn . Otto Vo s s, An n n, Vi o la . ,
...Iu
Ih r .ver in Blah'-they will save yoMr.And Mrs.Clmberg money,6-I.
m a hmil y spans why evening Women and\M.isué| Dress Bl!~with Mn. Dora Sumner and Leon.~rn on sale at ody $2~at th
KENNABD RURAL
J0'1'l'INGS
||l ¢. .\||morrwmg c aller a t F r a n k G a n e r i
and Leon Sum.ner '| .
Mr .a n d Mr s .Pe te Rausmmmen
Fashion Center in B fv --wo
np u» 56.6-
Winter Cod;just a few le!
New Spring Drama lor Women
and Misses priced at $8.75 m
mms i n sizes ll to 52 ma 1 4%
ding anniversary. The eveningwuspent plnyingfzinochle,At cards
Mrs.Harry ohnson and Chris
Ulhnel held high score.At a lah:
lunar lunch was served.Mrs. A. C. Holmes came dawn
PEACEFUL HILL
P me ml a m school ma a n y
visitors' :hy Friday with 1 ahon
~'s birthday.The vlsihonw¢reMn.R.G.Wi es emdChris -»
KENNABD RURAL
J0'1'l'INGS
||l ¢. .\||morrwmg c aller a t F r a n k G a n e r i
and Leon Sum.ner '| .
Mr .a n d Mr s .Pe te Rausmmmen
Ih r .ver in Blah'-they will save yoMr.And Mrs.Clmberg money,6-I.
m a hmil y spans why evening Women and\M.isué| Dress Bl!~with Mn. Dora Sumner and Leon.~rn on sale at ody $2~at th
Fashion Center in B fv --wo
np u» 56.6-
Winter Cod;just a few le!
New Spring Dres ses for W omen
|H ~za
lc
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Gifford I~`re':\ch.Jimmy French re-
turned with her alter having
spent tm days wlth his grandpar-
Mr.and Mrs.Hennan KrusevisitedrelativesinBenningtonlast week.\rs. Ernest Nordin, Sr.mmeoufrom Orndia Friday for n fewI i i dt wi th Mrs:c. Miller.Sand dinner guests of Mr. andMrs. G'ord French were Mrs. A.C. Holmes of Beaver CrominggandMr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson ofnear, Craig.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Naeve en-tertained at a pinochle party attheir home Saturday evening, thefollowinr:Messrs.and MesdamesJasperltosenbsum,Chas.Bates,
Glcfnn Rosenbaum, Paul Noel, Har-
old Jensen, leonnrd Peterson and
families,Mrs.Ruth Rosenbaum,
Miss Ida Mae Pettit and RoscoeRosenbaum.At cards Mrs. Chas.Bates and Paul Noel were high
and Mm. Harold Jensen and Glenn
Rosenbaum were low.At a late
hour, refreshments were served.
Mrs.Carl Lund o l I-'mmont
spfnt the forepart off Inst weekwith relatives here.Richard McKnln of Omaha, has-been iending the jaasttwo week:with rs. Mary Jacobse and sons.
Mrs. Oscar Anderson and chil-dren of Arlington, visited here onWednesday.
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Jensen,
Ella and Oscar visited at Arthur
Je:|sen's Thursday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Berry was on the
sick list the lorepart ol lastweek.
Mns.Bert Swihart and Clydewere Omaha visltors'Tuesday.Mrs.H.G.Van Deusen spentlast week visiting her children in
Omaha..Mildred Kingdon, who is work-
ing in Omaha,spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs W. E. Kingdon.
The Colby Corner CommunityClub met with Mrs. Roscoe Cookgg an all day session last Thurs-
y.Misses Harriet and GretchenSlsllwereBlair visitors Wednes-
ay.Mr.and Mrs. George Hedelund
and Jeanette attended the diver
wedding on Mr.and Mrs. Robert
Bryce at the Washington hall on
Saturday night.George Garrett has beeh busythepastweekredecoratingtheintenor of the Mrs. Gertrude Nealhouse where Mr. and Mrs. TomHitchcock will soon move as theyhave rented their farm.Miss Ella Virginia Ziegler wen?to Dave, Neb. Saturday morning
to spen the weekend with herBarents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tim-erlun. Sho returned Sunday nightPaulKempcke, who lives north
of Arlington, was a Kennard vis-
itor Tuesda
Mr. and rs. Harry Blaco were
dinner guests at the A, C. Debel
home in Blair Saturday evening.
A number of neighbors andfncnds gave a farewell party forMr.and Mrs.Hsrr Jahne sltheirhome last Friay eveningCardsfurnishedtheevening?amusement.Mr. and Mrs. .lahnelwillnoonbemovingtoafan-nnear Tekarnah.Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hansen en-tertained the following couples at
caros Saturda hight: Messrs.andMesdarnes Glf ord French, HarlandFrench and Harold hautrup.
Kuhr Ella and Elmer Weaaumnand Lillian and Mm-Ie Kxhnk.
Edna Voss spent the week-and
on the wmprq; mild and bland u itlulu. Hg, tn genus action soothes
l w w w mom |y u manpowerful madlclno.Tbnh the beauty of ¢-hi! lpeclalchildnufs remade!!I. lpqy ba n uthe Unis! lnhn -as allen u ershgm. aces ol colin. diarrhea ordturbmgnhh in invaluable.A coated tnngua iorujlul. | Indmpc to ward ol com paden; nodo n my n fnilon of had hrenlh.Whenever dm: don't out well,
don'K_ |m 'wd L or hm m y litth
un wee:b - » - : § a l l t . \ m t ' | ~
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ennar ,Nebraska ~
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Arlington,Nebr.
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W o me n an d Misses Dress Slip
pe r s o n s ale at on ly $ 2. 9 8 at thc -Fash ion Cen ter i n Bla. ir- -wo rth
up to 3 6.6 - ltEn n a J etti c k Shoes f o r W o me n
$5 a nd 6 `
;:I a .t ;\ I gn~Le or a 'W ri c h spe nt th e we e kmn d
a t t h e i r h o m e ;
Mi s s Rose W ene man spent sev-
er al da y s at th e J uliu s S a lt: h ome
ne a r I r vi n g to n ;
Mr .and Mr s .W m.Von-=were
amo ng tho s e th a t helped Mr .and
Mr s .A lf r e d Svogeraon celebrate
th ei r 15 th we dd in g an n iver sa ry o n
Sun day eveni ng.
Mr s .H .C.Kuhn-vfsited a t th e
~1,g
_lack Dempsey
Kennard ---f -Nebraska
vicinity attended Henry MIde1dt'A
su-ls Tueaay. nnd Hn; Sonenmlrn
on Fridly.'
Mr.and Mm Dick Km-meman
and daahfers vlaited at the Mrs.Mary rich home Sunday after
noon.Harvey pm! Marjorie Kmhr and
<._<2
Restless
CHILDREN
<'
CHILDREN will net. ohm fe' noa plmgt muon. But theres \l~
com lhower n~ t ~ J ~ ~ o le ;hHq_=;\-in hone~of Hn. lllldred
..._~ay :-ernoon.Mrs. Anna Wiese is stayin? willher daughter,Mrs. Andrew Chris
tiansen at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Voss and fam-
ily visited at the Otto Voss home
Sunday aftemocm.
Friends and relatives were en-tertained at the Fred Kunnernanhome Friday evenin in honor ofMr. Kun:1eman'a bidi anniversary.
Misses Lillian and Made Kahnk
visited at the Lecrone school last
Thursday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Rudie Wiese and
sons attended a miscellaneousshowerforM m Mildred Heier
Luschen Sum' 15'zfternoon.Mr. :ml I N '. Kuhr,Jack
and Ralph helped (l~orre Nelaenof Blair, celebrate his birhday orWednesday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Harry V.'rlc'Jeanette and Virgil Gene attendee
a surprise party at the Max Klotzhome Thursday evening, given inhonor of Mrs. Klotz' birthday thefollowingday.
Miss Edna Voss and Lillian and
.l l h .. . o .- H I :
visitors of Charlie W ri1:'.h'a..
Mr .an d Mr s .Char les Mixcfeldt
:p u n t Mo n d a y a t Hu n r y Mi a f e ld va .
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Kennard, Nebraska
\4~\. . . -» - "s
Only1 .
Th e Ta tu !Co i tof All Ton Ite m!To Y o u
must fuladnoui.You willbeproudtoshowthem11 your friends.
Each Combination Package ol
M a r i v o n n e Re q u i s i t e s c o n ta i n s
th e f o l l o w i n g r e g u l a r s i z e i te m s :
llar lvon nlllarivonnenurlvonnuMarlvonnoIlarlvanneMlr lvo n n lNlarivonnlIlnrlvofmolli rlvon nollsrlvonnd
Role C'nnw ~Cocuunut ou Slmmpoo....Soc'Mic Poudrr ~.....s1.oo$1.00Cleannlnf CnmeCommex on Poudre .. . . .Dept tory .. . .. . .. . . .. . .. ll0 ' 0Pa ste Ro ue ..............1!»cIInu de To lette _|,;5°Brllliantine ~Parfum Naralsne ........$2.50Total $10.00
omni sms
are sure of two things. lt's lure relief,
and lt'| hxrmleas. Those nblen with
the Bayer mm do not hurt the hart.
Take them whenever you mic: [mm
Headxcha Neuritis
Colds NeumldnSore Throat Lumbago
Rheumntiam Tooduche
When your had when-(mm my
mme-'ha n A oold hu ae tded in
your iohm. or you feel those deep-
dovrn pain: of rheumatiam, aehiiu.
or lumbago, take Bayar Aspirin uid
get real nlid. If_t.he pagan ny|
....,~...1urdayafternoon with --~ Dora
Sunmer and Leon.Theywere also
"gg gue sts the re ..Frank Guser returnedhome Thursday afternoon from theLouis Gorieham home alter a shaft
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BASKETBALL GAlIE
Tha Elkhorn quintet was here
~t Wednesday night for a return.with the Kennnrd townzeamsnnard was agdn victnrioun, theon being 41 to |.B.in.thehfavor.
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KENNARD NEWS
Mn.Elizabeth Berry,Mn.
Homer Wud and Helm Elizabeth
ware Omaha viaiwrs Monday.Mn.Han-y Hdmdng 1-assumedfrom Omaha Inst Ssturday where°he had been in 0. horpltal 101° the
removal of wnsiln and sdenolds.MW and Mrs. Elmer Wx-ight gn-
WRECKING c a lmCALLED To WF-'NNARD
On lin Monday morning, Feb. %
a frei ght cu was uuuwn ovc
o n l u d d a w h m n h m i n o l e a nwas bein~hmm along 1!v» side
t,'|'B,Ck8 a t l u l ~.I t n . . .
u n d e r t h e c a :j u m p e d t h e i l u urterorth.. ..
have rented th eir fa rm.
Mis.-1 E l la Vi r g in i a Ziegler wen?
t o D a v e ,Ne b. S atur da y mo r n i n g
to : p e n th e we e k e n d wi th her
g a r mi n , Mr . a n d Mr s . F r a n k Ti m-
erlain . She re tu med Su nd ay nig ht
Pa ul Kc mp c k e , wh o liven no r th
o f A r l ln g w n , w a s a K e n n a r d via-
lto r Tu e s d a ..Mr . a n d i m .Ha r r y B la c o we r e
di n n e r g u e s ts a t th e A ,C.Debel
ho me i n B la ir Sa tu r da y eve ni ng .
1 A d n u m b e r 0 ;n e i h b o r s n d
n c n s g a ve a ar nwe p Ol'Mr .an d Mr s .H a r t J a ime a t
th ei r h o me la s t F r i a y eve ni ng
Cards f u mi s h e d th e eve n i n g ?
amus emen t.Mr .an d Mr s. J ah ne l
wi ll noon b e mo vi n g to a fan-n
ne a r Tek a mn h .
Mr . a n d Mr s. C ly de Han se n en ~
tertained th e f ollo win g c ou p le s a t
c aros Satur da h i g h t:Mesa rs. andMesd arn es Glf onl Fr enc h , Harland
Fr e n c h a n d Ha mi d ha utr up .
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Phone No. 3
Arlington,Nebr.
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for
_
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Kennard -----Neb
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n u n - . N e b n lh . F e b . 2 4 . 1 m u m u n n l n z m m ¢ z _ N g m 1 k , _
TheSe¢ret
The Board ol County Commis-
anlonem met pursuant to udjourn-
melt taken February 9, NBLPresent:Chas.Nelnn, ali.C.
Blnoo and Chris I-llnz.
The minutes of the pleading
meetings were read and appmved.
After a carefulexnmlnat.ion ol
the following bllln on the differ-
ent fundn it vvas moved and sec-
onded that the following claims be
allowed and the County Clerk be
lnstrucled to draw warrants an
lhe several funds no pay the same.
Carried.
S. W. Chambers, Agt,, Sup-plies for Poor $ 10.00
I.C-Cahoon,Supplies for
Poor 11.91
Holmquist Gr. &Lbr.Co.,
n..-..\:..- f..- n---r, ,,,
Several offldnll.lnrludn mrGolden, superintendent of dlv~
ldan of the Chimgo Northwesten'
Railway, were hero.l t was necessary to call thewrecking crew from Fremont,uclear the trackq and several melfmm |Kennard were put back Vworktorepairthetracks whld
were thrown out of line.
ROYAL NEIGHBDRS MEET
Several members of the RoyaNeighbor lodge met. n the hom|of Mrs.Glenn Rosenbaum las*Wednesday aftemoon.The Lie:a comfort for Mrs. Clifford nxhl
sm whose home was damaged h:fire some time ago.The ladlcl
are also piecing a quilt for Mrs
Trgxhlsen.__.__
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t r u l y e x q u h l t e l n l a r i vo n n l To i l e t t e Q u i s l l uI n d o n e | ! . 0 0 b o t t l e l l u l vo n n e P a r f u m N m c l s u .H e n d r h e e h o f m o m ! o r d e r t o C a m e o T a l l e t r l c l ,52 1 L 1 - d u A vo . .s c n m t o n ,P l .
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For the Asking
Ten Full SizeOriginal M;rivodneBeamy Requisites
maivaauu Miln-'U win ~muuuuy »u¢f»
Only1 .
Th e Ta tu !Co i tof All Ton Ite m!To Y o u
must fuladnoui.You willbeproudtoshowthem11 your friends.
Each Combination Package ol
M a r i v o n n e Re q u i s i t e s c o n ta i n s
th e f o l l o w i n g r e g u l a r s i z e i te m s :
llar lvon nlllarivonnenurlvonnuMarlvonnoIlarlvanneMlr lvo n n lNlarivonnlIlnrlvofmolli rlvon nollsrlvonnd
Role C'nnw ~Cocuunut ou Slmmpoo....Soc'Mic Poudrr ~.....s1.oo$1.00Cleannlnf CnmeCommex on Poudre .. . . .Dept tory .. . .. . .. . . .. . .. ll0 ' 0Pa ste Ro ue ..............1!»cIInu de To lette _|,;5°Brllliantine ~Parfum Naralsne ........$2.50Total $10.00
omni sms
J. A. Petersen, Supplies for
Poor
Charley Gustln, Supplloa for
Poor
Peter Petersen, Supplies for
Poor
T. A. Bohr, Su lies lor PoorPPSanitary Products Co., Sup-
pllesHarry Ervey.Suppllss for
Poor
Mrs. F.L Dudgeon,Sup-
plies for Poor
Mrs. C. A. Houghton, Sup-
plles for Poor
Marion Sutherland, Mileage
dz Prisoners Board
0'!{anlon & O'Hnnlon, Insur-
anceOmaha Printing Cn.,Sup-
plies
Carpenter Paper Co.,Sup-
plies
Klopp Printing Co., Supplies
K-B Printing Co., SuppllaHolmquist Gr.&Lbr.Co.,
Supplies for PoorLincolnSchoolSupply Co.,
Supplies
Blair Abstract & Title Co.,
Abstract
Chas.Nelson,Supplies for
PoorK-B Printing So., Supplies
Holrnqulst Gr.dz Lhr. Co.,
Supplies for Poor
H. C. Blaoo, Work & Mileage
Grant L. Fox, Supplies
W. E. Gustin, Mileage
E l m Triplett Estate,Sup-plles for Poor
lester E. llelford, Supplies
Geo. Menckc, Dragging
Nebr. Iowa Oil Oo., Gas
L. E. Clasen, Repairs
Sam Hall,Labor
Thus. E. Rise, HaulingJohn Hdl, Labor
20.00
21.00
18.0028.38
2.50
10.00
20.00
28.00
109.10
24.00
4.63
5.65150.66
55.54
3.45
25.24
17.50
51.71
2.04
23.50
192.4037.56
1 6.30
30.00
45.04s. 10
1 1 .21
2.00
40.00
2.00
1 2.00Henman Schwock, Dragging 7.65
Julian Junghluth, Dragging 16.00
Jas. Fitzgerald, Dragging 1.50
Carl Hoist, Dragging 8.00
Ed J. Fitzgerald, Labor 8.00
John J. Fitzgerald, Dragging 23.40
Nebr. 1owa Oil Co., Gas 7.00
P. C. Petersen, Labor 8.00
C. C. Hurdt, Hauling 87.00
A. Schumzan, Dragging 45.00
Axel Hansen, Dragging 18.15
Hans Beck, Labor 18.44EdWaterman, Dragging 2&B0
A. A. Wilkins, Dragging
Earl Sheets, LaborW. S. Pswling, Dragging
Marvin Luther D n
6.80
1 2.00
4.70.raggi s 13.50EdStuenkel, Dragging 18.80
Sheets & Shney, Labor 1.76
D. o. Shee ts, Som 1oo.oo
Free K. I-ldwiz. Dra§ing 210
Jas. W. Nielsen, Dragging ' 20.50
Axel Hansen, Dragging Z8.W
Hsnnan Schwock, Dragging
1-1. P. M. Hansen, DraggingSoren Wolsman, Dragging
Louie Jensen, Dragging
Roht. Rasmussen, Dragging
Ianle Grimm, Dragging
A. J. Burton, LaborReed 0'Hlnlon S°¢-. Soldlanl
Relief
Lester Belford, Supplies
Mrs.Nick Ladd.Sunollss
a.oo
1.50
1.50
soo
2.50
4.50
6.00
100.00
14.90
naw in ...le .r-....~.. ...........,..es,pickles, cake and coffee were
served.'
WASHINGTON NEWS
A farewell party was held allthe1. 0. 0. F. hall Wednesdalfeveningfor Mr.and Mrs.Ben
Bergman.who are moving in a
farm north of Kennsrd.
Mrs.lda Kerstetter of Omaha,visited relatives here on Thursday
aftemoon.Mrs. W. B. Jefferson and Mrs.
A.C. Sunds visited friends in
Valley Sunds afternoon.Mr. and Myrs. Chas. Peters and
daughters,Mr. and Mrs.W. B.Jdfersofs,Mr.and Mrs.HenKnlep, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Brand daughter and Mr.and Mrs.
A. c. Sunds were callers at theMartinSunds home Sunday eve-
ning.Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Seeley,Mr.ann Mrs.Glen Jefferson anddaughter and Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Sunds were d x o'cloek dinner
eats at the W. B. Jefferson homeS.. Tuesday.
Mr.and Mrs. George Bergman
entertained a number of friends
and relatives Thursday afternoon
and evening in honor of the form~
er's hlrthda .Mr. and Kin. Chrls Sunds spent
Sunday evening at the 0.C.
Liesche home.
W.B. Jefferson,A. C. SundsElmer Nielsen and Raymond An-dersen attended the ooyote hunt
near Valley last Sundayl.Ole Larsen was on e sick listthis week.
A number of friends and rela-
tives of Mr.and Mrs.RobertBryce gathered at the l. 0. O. F.hall last Saturday evening tohelp
them celebrate their 25th wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Gottsch hadthemisfonuneof having their
wash house catch fire on Monday
morning and burn to i-he ground.
With t e assistance of the neigh
bors.other buildings close were
saved.The loss was covered byinsurance.'
DALE Domes
Mrs. Nels Svendgard entertain-
ed the Larkin Club at her homeThursday afternoon.Those pres~
ont were Mesdames Frank Brown,Julian Junghluth.B.F. Masters,Herman Junghluth,Lloyd Brown,
Morris Masters,Paul Jones, El- .
mer Jensen, Charles Thlelfoldt of lKennard.All enjoyed a pleasant iafternoonandadelicioustwo-1course lunch was served.4Mell Marshall passed away at a 4Fremont hospital Friday .momlng |
Feb.20 at the age of 58 years*and 20 days.His death was duetadanoperationfor amndoltls 1anwas une co as a lme k to n n n-:ma i z 1
_Nels Svendgard has been slick
with an infeetlon in his hand.Atthis writing he is improved.Mn. Herman Jnngbluth attend- 1Bd a t.heaf.r¢ party at the Orpheumin Omnhn, fo lowed 5; n dinner at
Kills Fong Friday tornoon, glv»
g°by Mrs.re c.Peterson ofmaha.
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Mm J o s e ph i ne C ar ter . Su n -srrinne for the nn* w-»-=»\»
By order of the County Court
Renewal of Mothers Pension was
granted Learn Mitchell for $6.86
per nmnth for a period oi'6
months beginning Mar.1.1931
a nd the County Clerk inutructed
in draw warrants to pay sameOn motion duly msde the bond
of the Beaty Gmtrneting Co. wu
npproved.Carried/
On motion duly made and car
fled a Remlution was adopted
whereby Geo. Neale be employed
to supervise the cleaning ol theFon Calhoun Ditch at A cost not
to exceed the umomt now in theFort Calhoun Ditch Fund.
On motion the Board adjourned
torneet March 9, 1981.
George C. McQuanie,
County Clerk.
Mrs. Nels S\e|rl "Ri" Francesand Ruth and Bud 'gellfoldt drove
u to Charles Tl\lel!oldt's to helptgem pack md get ready to move
this week.Mrs. Jullsn Junghluth and chil-dren were in Omaha Sunda msee Hoot Gibson at the World.
Mr.and Mrs. Henry Williams
parents of Mrs. Julian Jungbluth
moved their household goods andlivestock Monday from near 0mn~hu onto the farm of Mrs.F. J.Enerson where they will reside the
oomlng year.Mr. and Mm. Moi-tenson resided on the farm the
past two years and have movednun- Calhoun.Mrs. Charles Hayden is suffer-ln 'wll.h an infection ln her hand.
r.and Mrs.Herman Jumz-bluth, Kennit,Vernon and Ber-nard attended a 6~80 dinner and
plies lor Poor _l
rm pmy 'r n ur o i ry mm a t u l
ome _ggi/n-. ond Mus. Wm. Kohle:
U P To your aa n in work-
everynarveat high wnsion.No wonder you anadat the wife
and bark at the chi nn.W a t Mr*ont!Overworkednerves may lead to Slee earneu, Nervous Headache erv~ous Indlnatian and a ima! nl
other unpleasant disturbances.Why dont you try Dr. Miles'Elerveueat Narvlm Tableuf
Jua tona inl hal!glua ol
wamr makes a g'°=-=*~ spark-ling drink dell: tfully soothing
to ovax--uxed nerves.Dr. Milsa'N ne ia uuvrmade in two forma-Liquid andEdarveaeant Tnhlat.Both an
Money Saving Sale of Spring
Dresses at the Fashion Center thisweekend-values to $20 gc at$7.95 and values to $10.W go at$5--aims 11 in 46 in all colon
and black.Shop early at theFuhlan Center iflyon want n realbargain in a 3"0d ooldng dress.l t
Clearing out Girls Waqh Drau-e | 5 9 c o r 2 { o r $ 1 - d x u ' l t o 1 |lang or short sleeves.Fuhion
Cenwr.6~1t
"wr nenmngwn, in honor of thelatter's birthday.Bernand Jungbluth hu, be enhome g ;--f week win, | pévm
case u p ,Albert 1<.»'I§k of Kennnnd. :ment
Sunday afternoon with KermitVamxm and Bemud Jungbluth.A lhuwer was held at the JanaHaier homo Sunday :rw-noon forHg; lMI¢m¢;IHoI;r }»\l8§\:`r\.
r.III rs.e s§'ra.ncgs And Ruth, drove fo Blnlrl
t h e n a m e t h e r a p e u t i c a l l y .
l m r r n p m o l a n n l i h h_...,.. . .....~ ...uv
1 Emu Jettlck Shoes for Womc Saturday evening to vilit reladv§§55 um se.Fuhluzs cemr.s-1: g=1'5#5==§_"»'5~3f;5=-f §°-5'5°i»"Ffm
Hooper-New elecblc Incubator 'i'é'f'-.'i1"'§'¢,"".n.,'§ g,md|;,,_inswUedhUhl=\°wH**1'F'°°"~wn»am¢pm»¢n|»uubnu=d»y
ery..
m m s
f-\...........b..U n k v n n r u o n N I R !
nuns.Frldny afternoon the bo inLincoln xhool treated the 531, m
n Valentine ~A béuntiful
luncheon was fought by the boys.Wednaday nfkztnaan the fvl-
lowing folks helped H. C. Larsenwebratehis 88rd birth anniver-nary: Rev. and Mn. P. J. Reinert-xen.N.J.Andersen,Mlm:NanaundWalterAndersen,Mr. andMrs.Ed Hansen md daughters,Mr. md Mrs. Martin Larsen andsans, Mr.and Mrs. Lan Rolland
About fi fty ul tha ndghbonh d w l v nu n y m w w w hmbirthanmdvanrySaturdayeve-ning.Cu-dnwerethe md
at midnight u.nice unch w u
lerved.
Mr. and M m Rudolph Mendes
and hmSly'wero Slmda¥_ dinner
gu s t ;at the F r m d !anberghams.
Mr. and Mn. Theo. Williamsonl n d l l m i l muve dto nfannso uthK 0mm {`ueeday.Jesse Hansen!
an maving on the plane vueatdd|71 Willlmnenk.
m v -The crowd gan | regularcharivui surprise lficr which all
drove to the BH]Wulbern homc- \ » - ~ \ ; » g v l l l l i i t b u t l v t h
n n o f ¢v°!|1\\8-Delldous re-frahmenta were nrved.Mx. and
Mn.Svc no n were gresented
with an perm ta r md
tea kettle an a reminder of the
oeleyrstivn.
Mr. nad Hrs. Hsu Hansen nt-tended \ birthday party at theG¢o N a m L o a n W d n u i l oree" d n : -
...1 md
eat o f l r .and Mrs.Harry¥'3dm md Lnnxilg.
Mr . md M n.f f " B a r d ab-
iended the (nm Sunday after-movn of M u .B a n h s h i '
father, James Lund uf Shir.Mr. and Mrs. James Sarenlon ofsouth of Blair, wen vi dmn adnhome of their brvther, R. 'Widener
Thursday nlternoon.I-'riday supper gush ul Mnmai
Mrs. Carl lu and Mx. and Mn.C. H. Gehrlnger ol Blair.
in Bldt.The evening w u n a w
ed by a pmgnm.G. E. Stanley
gzvs the acundon work u u mmen fookit.&nm Ek. Bhqmr at
the court house.Then they play-
ed Dish £ive,.dzexe mmgsmuuu.
~ Hn. Holland m u h " ii
m m ,.wi n Sutherland held low
wares.At midnight x line bmah
was ssrved and we all hope tome et qnmmxz Feb.
Mn. Dnve Gnetin hu baen sick
for mlhr. IBN#Will Micknlson in moving hack
Chnrley Timm helper] Otto A
shell com Friday.Mr. md Eh.lin J°yv °°°1=..Bobbie viliwd friends n 0 .
Sundly nlmmoon.
Min Dorothy Masters enter-tdn
rd her seventh and eighth gr .
guplls at her home-south of Binh-undny altemoon,also Geox~Antill and Ve1msMundorl, uthe~
were her eighth grade pugils luyear.Mr. md ln. J . L .eterse
md Nels Petersen wok the,pupil
out to the Maura home In da
two cars.
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GARDNER DISTRICT
u g - 1 »J a !< 1 - = = ; = - " _ - f u -1 1
l e n3 ' . , » . . . , < . . . h m m i n H d : w . d n . 5 5 ` l ' 5
nlternovn.
A number of ehnngea will be
md o i n |t M M in a
few days lu In in almost
h m .Nek Yunnan wsu move m
the Mutln Ne ls on htm in theS\x$ndnnd lilfrids Hugh Suther-
IIII.auu nun.uuo .LuauIn . . . -b a b y s p e n t Sun day eve ni ng vi s i t
'lmr Mr . a n d Mr s .Ch a ile s K o en i 8
and family.Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Halle: and
daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
win Biomberg and bah :rl Omaha,md M r. md M n. An Svend-
..¢.~|.mi 4-hildren were dinner
a n u c u u u n u .R a s m u u e n a n d M r .M 1 - s . ! ; n P m 1 a m i d !-' " " "" " ~"" Us n d h d n .E d H z t i w n z n d mm g n g h - ~ " v I d ! : d u L h e
t a n h e l p e d h m o d e b m f e i n a n r i m . - s é t t h e w i n x m n m r k K 'A M T " -
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r .'" " " ' ? "" " 'n u r m . - \ f . , m m ¢ 1 ' r . m ~ h v » . f v , b ° m = e i n 0 m n h a -_ .
" ' " " " ""`nm, ua mmmon um mmm zum-~Cllmk Min Hue! Wulf vuma mun- '°n'i*JfT<"i3?»Z'aE'é¢"»"£'§-?§ nah vm man m Blnir;M. ~u;s.:: -af.§~;:;:,,n`$I."»¥"i{;
mln school Friday.are mwhg m th, Fm; mmm Mah will hm near Elkhorn.mmém-swan nlternoon.M g-'Z Mr. and Mn. Walter Appleby plwe wen ol De Suhr.Mr. and Hn. Frmk Sdilfer of Ruth Bimini im, spent Sunday
mn and BGWY were Sundly vimon ll Oliver Fiek md nmilyuo |nnv~|Bldr, span! 'handny evening at-nj ht with Hlul lheetm_thaH<nnrdHnlnham¢.m » \ » ¢ \ ¢ m h |. h m n » » . . ¢ |s » m . . |! _ n u n m m m .I if. .,..a~mm Ehnhumr md
~n~ ~hmne in Fremont.hAmmdl Pstenen, ';'=g,_*°"1"°end with »£'Z.1'Z'¥:,m.
lr. :nd Mn. Dan Phillips wereOm:-hs Miers Friday.
sou, En! ofomAhA, Mr. nndMn.
Cluk su-ma m md funlly of Elk
City, -gm Sunday s the '
Erveyb om: in bono of Mr. Ev-
| »y." § , , . . . . »Mn. J. L. Pefenen »-
Robert npmt Sunday evening adm lan -lvnpelen home.
,. -. ......_..._ ._ _ ,,is at the Jo nu Blomberg son and sons nt Thursdx eve- """ ' " " " ' ~ " P - ' - - ~ - - vg g i Sunday. ma they um H ning az ¢ . " i § . ¢m m m e ni o o n y g , M r ; L o n n h m m u g
"'a s *=z="~°=-f s m *;r.m."°'"':a', °::.. eelehra-ienhis 1 r , m f . . , . - » <' $ - v m
rs were_-Y ..__n_ ¢ _ nn\....\..» .. .M m..-¢.» .f.... ...A a ..wlm-»- nf F2 9 ? ~ Sud!! lt °'°nm 8 .3 2
lr. md Mrs. Albert NdnilywereThursday
ton at the Bill Wudborr
Ir. md Hrs. Nels Petenx ~ f a l l e n
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N o r m s
New Sp:in¢ Dmus lor WonaandMine:priced at $6.75 m$12.~6 in sizes 11 fo 5~ And 14|/
mdbmbynnshomovinxhexe.
Elm erllic k e llunlndflm ilyofWupk g Wnbnz,wa n Slrmihfg : u ° f u » . u a M n , a » ° . a 1 n » ~
u m Jamie w w w ; u m . sdayt a h d p hxbun .f» @"."I'.
to 26%-prints and plain colors-|eholcest styles,Buy your newSpring Dress at the Fashion Cen-\
wr in Bisi r-they will naw youmoney.6-lt 1
Farm sau a 5,.¢m¢,_Phone--Wlite zas
'°'i'¢ ,. and Mn. Ghas. 0 . H&h»
and non,V1rgil were Sxmdny dl-emoova visitors at the Jun Dnvls
M r . a n d l i n . ' H t ' s h a u n
Sunday visitors at the Arthur
Rowe home.
\
I
hmne in Fremont.hAm m dl "g m ' ; '= g , _ * ° "1 " °
end with £3.12 tina
lr. :nd Mn. Dan Phillips were
Om:-hs Miers Friday.
$2295 mn BooK;r@§
S I j 0 H N S 0 N
A u c r l l l t m
Blair,Nebraska
,.Ervey om: in huno~ of Mr. Ev-
ve§;»bk'8iby..-md: Mn. J. L. Pefenenmd
Robert npmt Sunday evening atdm lan -lvnpelen home.
snr.and mrs.nn: n\u¢nm=.5 ......Mrs. Etta Weedin oi Omaha.Mr. and Mrs.Fred Peck and
children were diana! guests Sun-
da ol Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnl.ln. a nd Mrs. John Trowblrlie
and dmlldren widied at the s
Mcncke home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ches Sutton and
mn vidted at the John Compton
home Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Andru-
son and children of Onrm,were'1\xeaday evening vlsimn at the
George Fallen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Frandsenmd
Mr.:md Mrs.Hans Hansen and
Lyle spent Friday evening vlsit~
ing at the Allred Hansen ome.
Mrs. Hn Smith, with the help.J fha r-hh-lren and other rela-
;.r.:z':¢.".:'§.a;a.7'°"'a .§..;"n #=;;§v_=;;;'=;m w 1 Bolle 1
b rtlrd"°§§§"§§_§*'""',ig Tuesday mums mm ur. .»s'E.
1. s. Co~""'u r . ma rs. wnbm- Conety of
at a dunk dnner.Herman,wen, Sunday a l h n w nMr.,M M rs .visitors at the I. S. Oonety hdme.
Quint Sunday afternoon at the
sufl" ,3=;>»,_=»g>-,;_»~ h°";°b~°;;"= of
r,e e c e o ntenth wedilng nnrrllversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christiansenand sons spent Friday °"°'==§, atthe Charles Thielfoldf. home.rs.
|
Alfred Enger and Norma. Cldre of -Blair, and Miss Mildred Engel' ofHerman,were Sunday afternoon
guests.Mrs.Mamie Shearer has beenq u i t e s i c k f o r a c o u p l e o l w e e k s .
u . .. . . A u l . . .(M ah an h r q v e n n
Mr.and Mrs. C. H.r.Mr. and Mm George Kala and
Virgininwere Sundry dinner guestsof the Amll Yo rk family at Te-
h m l h .Mr. md Mrs. Claude Blankenshipand children were Sunday aller-noon vislwra of the Loran layman
family.
Monday afternoon Mrs.Harry
Tyson and Gladys Baker drove ta
Burt county to vxne thw parents,
Mr.and Mm. Art Baker.Miss
Baker remained to care for her
father mhn ln nl.
I '
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MA
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spahor
l
Jul
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homa.Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith md
Junior wer;unong those m attend
nn oyster supper given by the DeSoto Gab Frldny evening-Mr. md Mrs .Soren Wolnmannandfamily were Sunday dinnerguests of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Buck-hu d t celebrnting their wedding
snniversary,Those who helped Alfred Svog»erson celebrate his binhday Inst
Friday were Messrs. and Mesdames
-ng, Mrs. Rggfg; Meneke A 135°
w pany o y :rnRyan, Walter Nelsen, No W u dJohnPetersen,Gardner Junea.John Becklun,Geo. Nelaeu,D !Mencke,.Ink and Gwrse.W mRyan,Babe Ryan Francis Fors-berg, Mrs. Laura 'fofte and' Myron
Tuite, Misses Eva Andersen andGertnxdeLoveand Ed AndersenMr. and Mrs. John Pefzrsm mdfamily, Mr, and Mrs. Will Ryan.
emoova visitors at the Jun Dnvlshmm.
M r . a n d l n . ' H t n a m
Sand;v myvisitorsattheArthur
Rowe home.
leon and family, Wm. Voss. Al-
. Nelson and family, Ben Von
lliam Wulbem and family Geo..Herman Roeacker of §urke
D,, Hana Svogarson, Harry an~Svogerson and Ted Nelson.r. and Mrs. Christian Amie 1Mr. and Mrs. Chrlatoffer Ansenandfnxnily were amon~~se to atwn the 20th weddin~'veraary 01 Mr. and Mrs. Hn~dersen Friday evening.Miss Eleanor DeVinney attenda card party at the Earl Jen
home Saturday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Emil Matzen. Geo.
~nee and Lucille visited Grand
=Qulst Saturday afternoon.
The Brewster young folks en
ed another plnochle vmy lasednesdayeveninggivenat-Il Vogt home.Prizes we~rded and late ln the evenlnfreshmentawereserved.Th
y tumed out to be a blrthdamriseonElmerMonson,h
ing presented with a beautifullcurated angel food cake at
ahment time.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Nelson spe
turday at the Albert Nel~
me.Mr. and Mrs. Roland Srnithan
mlly apent Sunday afternoon =e Frank Bifiar home.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nielsen anily attended a birthday ft
the Bob Andersbn home oy evening.Junior Bates of Omaha,spe
~turday and Sunday at the ..
~ft home.
Little Darlene Nielsen ape
~ursday night and Friday wi
veraary
Norms 0 0 0
. . . how conveniently our station is located for
farmers living south or ww of Blair . . . Right
on the corner of 'I'hird» and Washington Streets
- . . the streets you always use as you go in or
out of town.
~ P r o d u c t s ,which we sell are
unsurpassed . . . you have doubtless used them
for they have been sold in Blair for years . . .
they are true to their slogan . . .
"BEST IN THE LONG num"
...Give U s / 1 T r i a l ...
Marathon Servlce.Statlon
Thus~ Andersen.
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Money Saving Sala d Spring
Dresses at the Fashion Center thisweek~end-values to $20 go at$7.95 and values to $10.00 go at
$5-sizes 11 ho 46 in all colorsand black.Shop early at theFashion Center if you want a redbargain in a good looking dress.l t
8 Mi ki North of Blllr o u
Highway No. 5
Lune surprised Mr. and Mn. Detlef
New Sp:in¢ Dmus lor WonaandMine:priced at $6.75 m$12.~6 in sizes 11 fo 5~ And 14|/
New Spring Dresses for WomanandMissespricednt$6.75 tn$12.75 in size; 11 w 52 and 141/Qto 26%-prlnl: and plain oolm:eholcest styles.Buy your newSpdng Dress at the Fashion Cen~ter in Blair--they will save you
money.6-ltFashion Center Beautv Parlor-Phone 4 7 -Allm Triplett.Thefinest beauty work in Blair at all
ll|T\8B\s-1¢
ROSE mu. ITEMS
Mr.and Mrs.Howard Appleby:nel fxxmily were Thursday eve-
ling visitors at the Harley Apple-
by home near Herman.
Mr.and Mrs.Clarence Hansen
moved to a farm near Orurn, on'l`hursday.
n o o s n u W O O D M E N
Sat., Febr. 28th
to 26%-prints and plain colors-|eholcest styles,Buy your newSpring Dress at the Fashion Cen-\
wr in Bisi r-they will naw youmoney.6-lt 1
Farm sau a 5,.¢m¢,_Phone--Wlite zas
DANCE
DE SOTO LOCAIS
Mn. Charles Lamb ls teachingagain this week for Mm. Mae Jur-gensen as she is still quite sickWe all hope she will soon be able
ta go back to her work.U.S.Reeves were lick lastweek but is better ugnin and ableto be around.On Friday night,the De SainWomen's Club gave their mld~
winter supper at Sche1fler's hall
MUSIC BY
Sp e n f ys N i t e
C l u b O r c h e s t r a
of Omaha
GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC
GOOD ORDER
~n
A u c r l l l t m
Blair,Nebraska
$2295 mn BooK;r@§
Lowest Prices Beckbn 'You
GIGAN7}2'?'S SPR ING
SALE OF PAINTS cv
VARNISHES
at The ARNDT HARDWARE
tives,planned and carried out asurprise on Mr. Smith Saturday
evening in honor of his birthday.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.Henry Borcherding, Mr. and MrsAugust Schenzel and baby andMrandMrsJamesSylvieandchildren. all of Fremont, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Clausen of Calhoun
Chns Johnson Mr nml Mrs Rai'Johnson Mr. and Mrs Earl Smith
and Mr and Mrs Floyd Smith Adeliriumlunchofhotchicken,
rolls, potato salad, pldklea, coffee,
ice cream and cake was served
and offer spending a very pleas
homes wishing r.Smith manymoresuch happy birthdaysMiss Wmnfrcd Allen spent lest'Thursclny night at the E. C Llp
pincott homeMrandMrs Clnrk Ilppmcott
ant eveninl all dllartsexl for thel an.and ur.... e m .ve..w..spent Saturdao evening at the
Peter Nielsen me.A number of Orum folks drove
to Bennggtoh Thursday evening
and hel Hans labbert cole
brute his birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nielsen were
Sunday alternoon guests at we
J. P. Larsen home in Blair.A baby boy was born Sunday
night to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lar-
sen.Misa Catherine Newkirk wenttoOmahaSunday where she willvisit a couple of weeks at the Cleo
Newkirk home.Malcolm Baldrige of Omaha,
spoke Thursday evening at thecommunitmeetingatBlsbee
sured by the school board.Re-freshments were served to those
m~»=»m_
school.h e program was l
......~., ...N ... ....Mr. and Mn. Earl Petersen ofwest of Hennan, were Sunday din-ner guests at the garental, Geo.Fackler home to cele rate the 17thbirthday of Ray Fackler.Mr.:-and Mrs.F. Muller andLeland were Sunday dinner guestsof the Fred Hurdum family.Intheafternoonandevenkig,Mr.
and Mrs, Philip Ricklbaugh, Miss
Emmaline Ellis and Dr.Hermah
Hurdum, all of Omaha, were vis-
itors with the Hurdum family.
A. W. Clarke helped Fritz
ler move Monday to a rented
in _Burt county owned byChnstensen of Blair.Miss
Mul-
farm
Karl
CoraBeard went Monday with Mrs. Mul-
ler to he? her get settled.
Mr. an Mrs.Robert Widenerand daughter were Sunday visitorswith Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hansen
exFHNbtn
Bls
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B.dtl
aA
e~s~
c
n
Rulnh and Grace Rav were Fri-!
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Dr. Norman K. Rnthmnm
o r m u s r n l s r
Over the Blair DNA' Co.Phone Black 41Evenings by Appolntmmt
'x
0R. u. RASMUSSEN
Insurance of All Kinds
OfficeOver Farmers Slate Bnnk
New Spring Dresses for Women
d Misses priced at $6.75 to
2.'?5 in sizes 11 to 52 and 14%
26%--prints and plain colors
nicest styles.Buy youf newpring Dress at the Fashion Cen-
r in Blain-they will save you
oney._6-lt Mon ey Sa vin g Sale o f Sp r in g
Dress es at the Fashi on Ce nter this
week-end»--values to $20 g o a t
'~.a l l I 1
emoon there.Mr.and Mrs. Rn{"Fagsrquist
and children spent esday eveningat the Rudolph Andreasonhome.Mr. and Mn. Chris Ben-
son were Wednesday eventng
guests.Mrs. Joe Jessen and Gloria and
Mrs.Chris Benson nent Friday
with Mrs.Alben ensen,nearFonmnelle.
c u m n s c n l m
lmuvmen
R o d k t n h n u l n a n
0f!lee i n8¢ | tABmkB1 d(\
ELMWILD FARMHAMPSHIRE BRED
sow SALE
At the larm four and one-hull m\les south
can oi Mlxsourl Valley, Iowa on road E
al|
p x
COMPTON TRANSFER
For Live Stock and GrdnHaulingPHONE m a n 21Gilford M. Compton
x
l
ORUM BRIEFS
Sunday. Feb. 15 the Fred Ahle-eyer fawly entertained the fol~vang guests:Messrs. and Me.;-ames Casper Kassebaum and»eor;:e,Edward Ahlemeyer andoris, Wm. Wulf and sons, HenryhueyandOscarandCarlLott-an and Donaid, also Misses HelenansenandIrenePetersen,andarry Wnikenhorst.N. J. Andersen, Misa Nena and
alter helped Mrs. R. MeBeth in
rlington celebrate her birthdayast Monday.
Tuesday evening guests at thed Hansen home were Mr. and
rs.H.C.Hansen and family.Ir. and Mrs. Martin Larsen and
da y visit/ors with their mother,
Mrs. Frardi Pitz er.
Dean Reynolds of Walthlll, spent
Sunday a t the Fred Ra y home.
Mr . a n d Mrs. Jo e B anda r o f H er-
man, were evening visi€»or.s.
Jane Beales of south of Blair.
wa s a w e e k e n d g u e s t o l M r . a n d
M m .Pre ntic e S mith.
Mr . a n d M m Ra y W h i tm a n a n d
family w ere Sund ay dinne r guest;
of th e T om W a ke fie ld , S r. f ly.
The A. W . Cla rke fa mily w ere aft-e r n o o n ws lwm.
C.B.Bu mn r e tu me d Saturd ayfrom a vla lt a t Milw auke e w lth hls
hmth e r . He r b e r t B u n n .
A '.
ALONG THE
BOTTOM ROAD
Mrf and Mrs. Charles Lmghllnand son of west nf Hermmi, were
Saturday visitors with Mr.and
Mrs. Henry Beard.Mr.and Mrs.Marshall Tyson
$5-sizes 11 to 46 in all colors
and black.Shop early at theFashion Center if you want a real
ba dn in a good looking dress.lr.inter Coats-just A few left-
buy one for next year now-ourfinal price in $8 for any WinterCoumostly small sizes but wonhup to $35.Fashion Center.6-lt
nn. w. F. xHEMPHlLL
DENTIST
Lna lul ln new Ho me 'fheltn'BuildingBll lr. Ne br nh
35 Gills Bred for Much, April md May Fnrnw
5 Tried Sam
Gills sired by Mumerpieee Jr. Gumplun lt SD€l\°'l' (dr as
lmncus mon
BONDED uzs'rm\c'rm
Own In lhyls Bldg.
\1e
children of the Manay district,
spent Slturdsy with Mrs.FrankPitzer and Francis Mehrens.Miss Ethyl Cummings of Her
man,wus a Sunday afmmonn
n u m . ms - n i mr l r ' l ' l ' l ' L l
c o n u mm 'Bo nd e d Aw mu f
PHONE 15
Plht Bldl-Bh lr . Nc b tu h
x
(bunny hir.Same bnd to lha e hurl and Denon De»
ligne: and Smooth Yankee.All an A well zrwn lot show-
in up good md should furrow some urofiubla linen.Coma
m d no them-you will like them.
Two good Full Bonn bind by Masterpiece md Rollen Eagle
of bend boar allbre..
HOT DINNER. AT NOUN 11::m|s»-cnlr.
I Ina. nuwm T. nnDmliltxnn smvlcs
0fBmalnB¢a!oBlnk
Phono m ~
T ]. LARSEN, Dwner
MO. VALLEY STATE SAWNG BANK. Clerk.M. lI.`CRUlSE, Auztloneer J. L MILLER. Field Mm.
..I I 1 QH e n r y J e n s e n h o m e w e r e M r .a n d
M r s .L l o y d J a c o b s a n d J o a n ,M r .
a n d M r s .A r t J e n s e n a n d M r .a n d
M r s .A l b e r t J e n s e n .
M r .a n d M r s .A l b e r t P e t e r s e n
w e r e S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n v i s i t o r s
a t t h e G e o .B r o d e r a o n h o m e .
maierlnls.All head sizes.S~r~wslendtho vogue and we have n
good assortment.6~1t
Money Saving Sale of Spring
Dresses at the Fashion Center thisweek-end-values to $20 go at37,95 and vdues w 510.00 sv at$6-sizes 11 io 46 in all colorsandblack.Shop early at theFashion Center if you want s mealbargain in a good lookin; dress.l t
Fashion Center Hats or Womenand Misses priced at $1.88, $2.88,$3.98 and $5.Cholcest styles in
1==f°"_f ~ere guests of l~ N: P C
for inner.About 45 took adsrmtage of the well spent day.MiEleanor DeVinney and A. A. Kronberg acted as leaders.
Mr.and Mrs.Harry Swnnsmrandfamilymovedtotheir farm
near Washington last Monday. Mr.and Mrs. Hana Mencke moved on
the Petersen farm the game day.
BREWSTER BITS
The Brewster school patrons andschoolchildrenenjoyedurealtreat last Friday when they drove
w Omaha to visit the stock yards
the Swift packing house, the Neb.
Power Co.,the Joumnl-Swckman
Billiq were among those~ at ~ewe dd mg an n iver s ar y o f M r .an d
Mrs . Henr y W ulb ern Su nda y a fte r-
n o o n .
Miss Rode Wnlbern spent Sun~
gay afternoon at the Blll Vogt
ome.Mr. and Mrs. Al Kronberg and
family spent Sunday nlbernoon atBill C\mn£ngh.sm'a.
Mr! and Mrs. Alfred Syogerson
were the victims of a sprnse ~S nday evening, remm mg e0? their fmeenm wedding mnlnr-
uml dnughlcr and Mrs. E. C. Lip-pincott :md Ruth visited with Mr.and Mrs.Henry Schmidt,anddaughter of Florence Sunday a!t~
€l '| \0 0 Y L
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hansen en-
tcnninml the following dinner
guests nt their home Sunday: Mr.
and Mrs.Ilohen Widener and
Misses Edna and Catherine New-|
kirk and Edward Newkirk wereSunday dinner guests at the Frank
Van Horn home, near Ames.
Miss Anna Barton,who has
been al. the Boone Néwldrk home,
went Saturday to the Sam Me-
Cowan home for a visit.
Mr.and Mrs.Georrze Rasmus-
day evening visitors at the Harveyl
Lewis home.Mr. and Mn. Harry Tucker call-ed at the parental,T.L. Tuckerhome Sunday aftemoon.The Opal Reeves family wereMgrgday evening visitors at the R|
l w i d n n a r h n m n|nilr.and Mr s .B r r o n Bea rd an d
sons wer e W edne s a y eveni ng vis~
ito na at the Be n P ike ho ll' le at Te-ka ma h.
Ruth, Mr. and M1s. August Mat-e§1",n&"Qh§§|`,n '§I§é§t Saturday'zen, Jr. and chuldren. M. 0. Han- evening at the Carl Rasmussen'
°°!!~Tglr. gmd _Mrs.Paul Paulsen home.Mr. and Mrs. Rob Rasmus-f
caMrs.Theo.Lundt and EmmaLou,Mrs.Chen Sutton and Mrs.l u r f n Q | * n n m n i a a . . .~l ? u € _
Money Saving Sale of SpringDressesat the Fashion Center thisweek-end-values to $20 go at
ROSE mu. ITEMS
Mr .an d Mr s .Ho w a r d Appleby
pei fxn y ly were Th ur sd ay eve-
|r ...
$5--sizes 11 to 46 in all ~olorsandblack.Shop early at the
Fashign Center if youwant a real
GET MDI! D|'|'|||~$-You un muon anon ohh
1a,oooM¢4¢mW»d»mC»an=F~-nnuunaunnnba.
ok:dn¢ubuibuu|Loayolempluhdyu¢d¢¢du$,|u
¢hloe||lanpdu|:er&|plyorw|||\od|1taiol'\\cd au..
MQDERN
1 W O O D M E N
or Amemc/\
n u m o r r u c n . I Q C K m . A | | n , I L L
r u w e a r s I A R C I I Y r n r l n u n u n c n c u u v w o r n
1 _.....'~:A'@:/|»a....¢...»°¢.°~e....\.au»un
a¢Th||k1y'd9|h|nsla|\o¢hgu|1n&|d\»y
$~|nqulnd|u¢»v¢s.Mo¢|tfnV/oodlnno}A|»cfla||1(XJ%
aauafidlwdmn. In dahns $455,000,090 ha dak) uc pdd,and
wiI|ccnn\m¢\ob¢p¢ld,pmn¢¥y|ndk\hll.|unoJ¢mZndphn
d|if¢inmnne\pruhdonhu||,»oand|M|m¢¢hallx\qu|n-
l|¢nls.¢¢O4nqu||hrn\s,dlovradoad¢aali|M|\»lwHauk4y,
ihagmmummnnf-md»¢»m,b¢¢¢uumwuny,m
|u\y-dxunanudlouC»|dlnnp~vina$,$ano¢nvudS500
toS10,dDold.'l\|u\haJ|\\o||nmvmc¢Dq>||¢|a¢|urdaldlm
und¢ntatn¢a.Forn¢ula¢nv»ibbeeom¢a9'i¢a»dwlLulb¢|u||odh
by h o me n e a r He r n wn
~argam n a g o o ~oo~ ng ~re ss
Every Gdlon Sold Under 0ur Guarantee af Satisfaction!
--
Only our dose hctory
connection;make pos-
lihle muah outstanding,
lilmely bargains u these
Upon Honor House Paint'"'2"=;§f°é'§|'|'$g $3.10
nu-Kwlcx 4 HOUR VARNISI-I
At one-hall the lowest price ever sold.Two for the
prlce ol one.
First gallon Du Kwick ....$4.75
Second ~allon D u Kw i c k ....01
ARNDT _§SgwAnn
Two gallons ......$4.76
Ot h e r S i ze s In Pro p o rt i o n
The manufacturers are cooperating with us in this
One Cent Sale offering this famous 4 Hour Dry
finish in a two for the price of one combination.
lt is the ideal finish for all interior and exterior
surfaces including Autos.
8 Mi ki North of Blllr o u
Highway No. 5
D E R N W O O D M E N
F A M E R I C A
FURNISHES
SAFE
PROTECTION
5 .l»»~ddu¢¢»e°|um>»»glnuw lwnduson and
775 sphit, Moflum V/oodn¢nolAn¢rk| |mlikh~
cl~b O~hestraofOmaha
Sat., Febr. 28th Lowest Prices Beckbn 'You
GIGAN7}2'?'S SPR ING
SALE OF PAINTS cv
VARNISHES
at The ARNDT HARDWARE
GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC
GOOD ORDER
MUSIC BY
Value!
. . .
It will pay you to dm
in nz once and (ill your
pnlnt needs for mnnlhl
shud, at these prices!
VALUES."
Bringing Yun
SAVINGS OF' 25% Ind
more onFINESTQUALITY
PAINTS AND
H a e i n m
'lhursday
R e d Ba r n Pa i n t
warranted to give
l o n g service a n d 0
goes lar in spread
ning at the Rudolph Andreasonhome.Mr. and Mn. Chris Ben-
son were Wednesday eventng
guests.Mrs. Joe Jessen and Gloria and
Mrs.Chris Benson >ent Friday
with Mrs.Alben ensen,nearFonmnelle.
family attended n birthday ggffvat the Bob Andersbn home oh-day evening.Junior Bntu of Omaha.SpenlSaturday and Sunday at thu AnselTaft home.
Llttle Darlene Nielsen spent
Thursday night and Friday with
her grandparents,Mr.and Mrs.
Thus; Andersen.
ELMWILD FARMHAMPSHIRE BRED
sow SALE
At the larm four and one-hull mlles south
can oi Mlxsourl Valley, Iowa on road E
Monday, March 2, 1931
35 Gills Bred for Much, April md May Fnrnw
5 Tried Sam
Gills sired by Mumerpieee Jr. Gumplun lt Sl>€l\°'l' (dr as
n pig and Rnllen Eqle, [Int prize yearliug at lhrrlson
(bunny hir.Same bnd to lhae hurl and Denon De»
:liner and Smooth Yankee.All an A well zrwn lot show-
in up good md should furrow some umfiubla linen.Como
md no them-you will like them.Two good Full Boon bind by Masterpiece md Rollen Eagle
of bend boar alllmu..
Mon ey Sa vin g Sale o f Sp r in g
Dress es at the Fashi on Ce nter this
week-end»--values to $20 g o a t
'~.a l l I 1
a¢`|'h|||dy'o|thisInstance I1 gun-lnkldlvy
Snnqulndnunu. Motltfnv/ood|nno!A|ufla||1(XJ%
aauafidlwdmn. In dchu $455,000,090 to dak) uc pdd,and
wil|cont|no¢tob¢pald,p|'°np¢1|ndk\Hl.|t|mod¢mZndpl|n
d|if¢inmnne\pruhdonhu||,»oand|M|m¢¢hallx\qu|n-
meals. 1 1 O4nqu||hru\s,dlovmdoad¢aali|Mlv!wHanldy,
a u u g m m e m m n n f - m d » » m , b ¢ ¢ ¢ u u m w u n y , m
|u\y-dxunanudlouC»|dlnnp~vina$,$ano¢nvudS500
toS10,dDold.'l\|u\haJ|\\o||nmvmc¢Dq>||¢|a¢|urdaldlm
und¢ntatn¢a.Forn¢ula¢nv»ibbeeom¢a9'i¢a»dwlLulb¢|u||odh
Money Saving Sale of SpringDressesat the Fashion Center thisweek-end-values to $20 go at
T ]. LARSEN, Dwner
MO. VALLEY STATE SAWNG BANK. Clerk.M. lI.`CRUlSE, Auztloneer J. L MILLER. Field Mm.
HOT DINNER. AT NOUN 11::m|s»-cnlr.
ALONG THE
BOTTOM ROAD
Mrf and Mrs. Charles Lglqhllnand son of west nf Herman, were
Suturdny visitors with Mr.and
Mrs. Henry Beard.Mr.and Mrs.Marshall Tyson
and Jerome of Omnha. were Sun-
dny visitors with their mother,Mrs. Frmd( Pitzer.Dean Reynolds of Walthlll, spentSundayatthe Fred Ray home.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bandar of Her-man, were evening visi€»or.s.Jane Benles of south of Blair.was a weekend guest ol Mr. andMrs.Prentice Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Whitmus and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of the Tom Wakefield, Sr. f ly.
The A. W. Clarke family wereaft-ernoon wslwm.
C.B.Bimn retumed Saturday
from n visit at Milwaukee withhls
brother, Herbert Bunn.Mr. and Mrs. John Quinlan andchildrenof the Maney district,
spent Slturdsy with Mrs.FrankPitzer and Francis Mehrens.Miss Ethyl Cummings of Her-
rw i .was a Sunday afternoon
$5-sizes 11 to 46 in all colors
and black.Shop early at theFashion Center if you want a real
ba dn in a good looking dress.lr.inter Coats-just A few left-
buy one for next year now-ourfinal price in $8 for any WinterCoumostly small sizes but wonhup to $35.Fashion Center.6-lt
GET MDI! D|'|'|||~$-You un muon anon ohh
1a,oooM¢4¢mW»d»mC»an=F~-nnuunaunnnba.
ok:dn¢ubuibuu|Loayolempluhdyu¢d¢¢du$,|u
¢hloe||lanpdu|:er&|plyorw|||\od|1taiol'\\cd au..
MQDERN
1 W O O D M E N
or Amemc/\
n u m o r r u c n . I Q C K m . A | | n , I L L
r u w e a r s I A R C I I Y r n r l n u n u n c n c u u v w o r n
I .~i l ' v
ROSE mu. ITEMS
Mr .an d Mr s .Ho w a r d Appleby
pei fxn y ly were Th ur sd ay eve-
|r ...
$5--sizes 11 to 46 in all ~olorsandblack.Shop early at the
Fashign Center if youwant a real
by h o me n e a r He r n wn
~argam n a g o o ~oo~ ng ~re ss
week-end-values to $20 go at$7.95 and vdues to 510.00 8° at$6-sizes 11 io 46 in all colorsandblack.Shop early at theFashion Center if you want a mealbargain in a good lookin? dress.l t
Fashion Center Hats or Womenand Misses priced at $1.88, $2.88,$3.98 and SB.Choicest styles in
maierlnls.All head sizes.S~r~wslendtho vogue and we have n
good assortment.6~1t
D E R N W O O D M E N
F A M E R I C A
FURNISHES
SAFE
PROTECTION
5 .l»»~ddu¢¢»e°|um>»»glnuw lwnduson and
775 sphit, Moflum V/oodn¢nolAn¢rk| |mlikh~
A
A T
'9K m g s
0 lP a v i l i o n
8 Mlis North of Bhlr ouHighway No. 5
:mu were guests of the N. P. C.for mllnner.About 45 took ndvnn
tage of the well spent day.MiEleanor DeVlnney and A. A. Kronberg acted as leaders.
Mr.and Mrs.Harry Swnnsnrandfamily moved to their farmnear Washington last Monday. Mr.and hire. Hana Mencke moved on
the Petersen farm the same day.
Sunday afternoon visitors at theHenry Jensen home were Mr. andMrs.Lloyd Jacobs and Joan,Mr.and Mrs. Art Jensen and Mr. andMrs.Albert Jensen.
Mr.and Mrs. Albert Pelersen
were Saturday afternoon visitorsat the Geo. Broderson home.Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wulbern and
Billie were among those at thewedding anniversary of Mr. andMrs. Henry Wulbern Sunday after-
n o o n .
Miss Rode Wnlbern spent Sun~day afternoon at the Bill Vogt
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Kronberg and
family spent Sunday nlbernoon atBill Cunnlngh.sm'a.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Syogerson
were the victirns of a surnse ggfwSundayevening. remm ml!emol their fifteenth wedding l"lY""'
BREWSTER BITS
The Brewster school patrons andschoolchildrenenjoyedurealtreat last Friday when they drove
w Omaha to visit the stock yards
the Swift packing house, the Neb.
Power Co.,the Joumnl-Swckman cl~b O~hestraofOmaha
Sat., Febr. 28th
GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC
GOOD ORDER
MUSIC BY
'lhursday
l%--i nar n
';
......¢.»~held at Fremont on March 5.I twill be inkresting lo lollow Lhasa
t u m :w see h w they compare
with the winnen and rnnx\ers~up
Thetnnkshmldbeinluchapon-
ition that it an uslly be heated-wef¢\*=`bly fy steam,gas mr oil
human,aldaough wood or cod
'Lima may be mal.
The wi nne rs , ~ and the rerulta d ~ pneumoni l. fro m whi c h Subscribe for The Enterprise
1-mmfr»up,Cnig1ril1£2¢h¥° to hgnererfullyreoovened.
many in |848 where he grew to
mmhood.In 1870 be married Miss
Marie Rikffnen.While still living
inGermznyfourolthelevenchil-
vnlle ys an d gnu -cove red h ills, |,~
anah lad Min or md o the rs t o s how
what human intelligence and indus-
tr y c n d o in u tilid qg t he gilt. ; c d
.0 ,.
The winnex-u.Arlingtaland'|he
rmme=\<v P.Cnisv i11z°2bsv w
the aectiomd tournamvnt t o b e
held at Fre mo nton lls mh5.l t
will be inkresting lo lollow Lhasa
t u m :w see h w they compare
with the winnen and rnnx\ers~up
rerultad in pnenmonln (mm which
ha never lnlly recovered.
He was born in Balmain. Ger-
many in |848 where he grew to
mmhood.In 1870 be married Miss
Marie Rikffnen.While still living
inGermznyfourolthelevenchil-
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b i n d s 1 4 to 4 8 - - th e n a me k i n d o t!n u n - a wv u u s v ww ~ m= - »- . . wE X I O N O M I C A L E D E S S E R T S ' i n g f e f i e n t s = : ' : " ° " f . ° f ' : *~' F l l l m a t e r i a h ~i n $ 2 d r e x s e a f o -~g 9 5 ~ ' g t a | ; e _
. . . . --4 l n 1 ! _ _r ¢ . . . . ; . _ . .Q 3 v x _=~N U l n u r .county direct mlm Germany in
1884 and sim: then have knownand umrougnly.Aan mexwu vu#eny.rasmon uenvur.v-.M v - - .'"' ; ,~._Here are recipe: .for adxghuul ter lm Fm well gmasfd |?1u!6n|f'f,"'¢3¥."»£,a.*"L"$ .5f§¢'£3"°3a§if§
dishes ~ may he made guicldy pm t,v¢.u-f.hird» fun B ; _ j n DOINEg g p 'mEuJ c Is L A'n mE 'ljc Pair:Neverdarn z pair ;1.
and at sllght cost,.from mgred-oven (100 degrees .)~y 1 (Continued Inom .puga one)Slzes 3% w 10 in all new sprmglentsthatshouldZbeond utes.colon.Fashion Qnter.6-lt
hm other home.o o o oPoil number of years,Mr.
~Monday, March Zndalways5.fed i uma tqfinaneelrmnn~sANDWICH FILLINGS |-E'l`T' .f=f'..,°-.~".h.. ,=.1.-..+,..»i...=..|NEBB. CATTLE WJLL GIVECoconnut Appl"
lr,% cupchopped
okeza nut
ped dates
S.'A wwCombine
:role and
F.)until
Mined!green olives,mlna d
canned pimento and finely chop-
ped n\xts\with salad dressing w
moisten.One-hd!! cup minced Mnraachlnocherries,enefourth cup minced
nuts, add oneelghth teaspoon salt
and cream w soften:Put between
wunuueuvll V. ...., ..........,., _l'L B. 299» by Boelta and others,proposing constitutional amend-
ment to place fines and other mon-
eys collected in liquor prosecutions
ln the county general father than
the school fund was killed in
committee of the whole.Exchange of state sdxool lands
QUAL ITY 'ro ca nv a s s a znns A. J. TAYLOR gor re ;»f»»= and his wife a com-
There are three Nehra ka J o e o d age.
s etaey A. J. Taylor, a resident of this Th e 'w i l y moved w Blair in
~?§;..."2,`£3.'i,e;'€"i"§.}}" city for over fifty years,vmedfnm retiring from the active work
City, that are 'unmmwf of ,g sway Sunday, Feb. zz, at his h¢m¢I°f the fem he #Wt hi# d§=linins
fm that next spring the win be on east Colfax street, afber an ill-a" qu1etly._Hue was a hfe well
:loaded in a car trans!y¢d ness of many months duration. "'°'fn] emulating.O! a quiet dls~
|'-err w a The deceased was seventy-seven3P°S'f'°"' spigtly honest and with a
Three-fourths: mm mmsho£"€=-1{zé£,§"Ea|$1 aa.
mining 3 tnhlesnoons hr I will open a Watch and Clock
- .- - . . ,. r " " " * " - r " - -. _meats, 3 tablespoons dhc p
4 pared an d c ored apple:
c oc oanut, southern sty le.
su g a r a n d wa te r in aussi
he a t i n h o t oven ( 4 5 9 2
Repair Shop in the Wolff Drug
Store
sugar is dissolved,stirrhig occa-sionally.Comhine`raisins,dates
and nuts,and fill apple centers
with mixture.Brush apiileswith
melted butter.Place in casserole,
cover closely,and bake 15 mln-
utes.lleducc heat to moderate
(350 F.).uncover and bake 45minuteslonger,hosting apples
occasionally with synip.Sprinkle
tops of apples with cocoanut andcontinuebakinguntilcocoanutbrowns.Serve hot with cream.
Serves 4.
Snowflake Pudding
Two egg yolks slightly beaten,
buttered white bread.Orange marmalade with creamcheese, mixed nuts make a choice
dark bread filling.Stralned honey and creamedbutter beaten until thick make a
o white mad filling.gooem cup gralmd cocoanut with
one-fourth cup chopped nut mwf-S.two tablespoons sugar, three table-
spoons thick cnesm. one-half toa-
spoon snlt and two tablespoons
orange juice.
Double-0 Salad
n....asa or lettuce leaves ar-
l within any game reserve for.3395 land of equal area and value
as provided in H, R. 383. by Shel-
don,of Keith,was approved by
the house in committee of the
whole and the bill advanced m
third reading without opposition.
This afternoon, hearing will be
held before the house committee on
|cities and towns on H. R. 329, by
Representative McCoy,permitting
cities of the second class,cities
25,000 population
éstablish municipal
stations.
oulvocated by Gov.
from 5.000 to
and villages to
gasoline filling
The bill was
boat, and stoned on a long joumey
to we Orient.They are members
of a company of Jersey cattlet are going to China Yu foundS.; improve dairy herds in that
fa -of! country.Their destination
is a Chinese mission school.The selection of the three head
from the herd of Henry Wyatt
was made by Dr.Ho-Ly-Yuen,Chinese physician, of Kansas City,
Missouri,and C. 'l`. Graves of In-
dependence. Missouri.The mission
,school will receive twelve such
Icnlves in the spring. picked fromiNel1raska herds and herds of other
years of age at the time of his
da th and was '
1853.He came
covered wagon
llved here everpainter by trade and during his
active years probably painted and
decorated more Blair homes than
any other painter here.
He is survived by his wife and
eleven children, Fred of Blair, Ivan
of Reinbeck,Iowa,Carleton and
Paul of Omaha, }'Id\\~ard of Den
ver, Max of Whittier, Calif..Byroc
of Los Angeles, Mrs. B. S. Fletcher
and Mrs. G. A. Smith of Whittier
born in Ohio nv.
to Nebraska in a
in 1878 and has
since.He was u
l
good word IDI' everyone ne drewto himself the respect of all who
knew him and his memory will
linger long in the hearts of olarge circle of friends.
He leaves to mourn him hi:
aged wife, now past eighty years
and six children, as follows:Joc
of Calhoun, John of Blair, Herman
,of Fender,August and Will and
Mrs.Emma Wheatley, all of Blnir.
Henry,the f»,u.:h ..n,pas_.¢<l
away in June. 1918.llc also leaves
a brother. Ely Boiln nf Cheyenne,
Wyo.,and a sister,Mrs.Emma
Denver, Colorado.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Your n>o.rk courlcausly aalicfled
I w.r. TURNER
dllh of salt. £5 cun .4|.llmr. 2 cum] --f.'.T. 'I HEI.. liz.; ifnrmunln nnian.|Chlrle¢. W. Brvln and is meetin|:|liL§and MPR ffhairn Wnrrivlz nmi Mrn The fllfléral services Were heldm i l k w a d ,i . a v ¢ 1 a ; . a a a a - ~ " : ' ; .':.»."°;ia,;'m§§.;~f.;,,:a;¢za¢.,;"f....\soo .5 " "N'5 a mules have call
(1 tableanounl. 1 can [155-2 euns -.................n..». l i n mrmmln mnn hmm mmad jnhhen. Dealers- a..- un |;lu nnljvnn nr Inu.in
" " " " " ' " ' f " "" " " " " " " " "at 2 p. rn. Monday, Feb. 23 frorniI H '-F|.°f.".f.§f.'.'1f.§ 'i.f.§".1fI;. n ,,,,,,,_ the Germzm Lutheran church of
\| REMEMBER now YOUR CAR
RAN AT 2500 MILES 2
There were no squeaks or rattles--no
thumpsor pounds w mar the pleasure of
your springtime rides
W E CAN BRING BACK T HAT
NEW CAR PERFORMANCE
Let us G"crhaul the Motor and Tighten all
Body and Chassis Bolts
E Y O U ' L L BE SURPRISED AT
THE DIFFERENCE
PHONE 219
'§€'lNTON»EVAN§
ssl-IEVROLET co.
Sales --------Service
|
cocoanut,southem style,1 tea-g§;§";m_, a second slice or:
spoon vanilla, 2 egg whit-es, stiffly Garnish with green pepperbeaten,11,5 cups fruit (canned watw£t\'@B5-Serve ,with F1
~ pineapple,bggries or oly dresshw j
I§EefllE§{\i ;;;;,.';'g;'p,§»énz"¢¢ |;;'° ":.;"1.,"'.';,;. ';.:.:." ...".inm7 2; u`i'§`6E&`FLi3w"" 7|f£§{12}=""'!°'1! *P* Wlll eonsiztenf. ngemlqel
an d
e a c h
their
r are
eb.
the he ar in g f r o m Ha stin gs ,No r -c a r ry i ng pa c ks fo r th e B;igig h nr-fo r man y y ea r s ..n nd In te rme n t wa s ma d e i n the
fo lk ,Gra nd Islan d,Sc ottsbluff,my .No w th e r ic e bo wls o f Ch i n n Funeral servic es were held 'I`ues»Bi"" ° c e mete ry .
No r th Platte, Chadro n, .Cambridge ar e to b e e nr i c h e d with n de li gh t-d a y ,Fe b. 24 , f ro m the h o me , with
an d o the r p o in ts in the " state f u l ingr edi ent of c rea my c olo r a nd| Rev Mo r a n o f th e Bap ti st churc h J . M . M A R S H A L L C A L L E D
Satu rday th e house c o mmitte e te xtu r e th a t is deri ved f r o m the offic i ating.Bu ri al wa s ma d e nt ...on ins tituti ons wi ll lea ve f o r 8| nrlrlnrc n f #num n f n Nnhrn nlrn llhe loc al c emeb erv.J . M. Ma r s ha ll. kn o wn to W as h -
Il"l.ll[ In SC'8S(}ll}. umnmne egg yoz|¢s|Ih|nnr;n~1n:nr p trnn uhd fo rnlt,and sugar.Add n-émnll ,u;';','{d"';;
tnount gf mlk,_stI_r§in§ }[ig0l'0lll |. rstlltr n
u - - -- - - | ; " " '-J r t h e i r m e a t T h r ;
n m m n n a n i m a l i n N 4;»;;whx2;femze;a.;dnozb-.ri§ i to f ~ ins ti t1ti ons at Mil-~ ~ ~'ingfon t o u n t y ~ ~ ~
giorthern and weste1n fprd,Qe.nevp,Hzsstirgs Kpqfqey. primitive country.In l¢uasia grad-JAMFIS LUNI),P~1§1{sl}al passedawar gig a. Iféir
los-
\ n
l y u e l u r n L o u o u u m r u n n e r a n a l vm . . . L
nu : u cc o o k u n t i l s l i g h t l y f h i c u n e a ,B t i l "l b ,m t h ;
A n ", . . . . . . . . . s . . . . a l . .n . .._ . _ _ nu n ;\.uu.u|.ulluy.ro u r n smalla mo u n t o f ho t mi xtu r e over gel-
atin e, sti r un til di sso lved , a nd add
$0 remai nder o f mi xtu re .Cool.
Fold in 95 fun c oc oa nut, flavo ring,
countierl.A f e w y e ar s ag o these
ani ma ls we re ple n ti f u l alo n g the
Nio hr ara a nd Di smal ri ve rs . A bo ut
eight y ears ago the Legi slature, on
re po r t th a t th e b ea ver we re d o in g
Gra nd Is lan d a nd Yo rk K a r l K e h m uateu of th e Ne b mé kn C o lle g e o f .__. ._|;Pita1 in Fre mon t la st Fri day mco f Oma h a ,c ommi ttee c hai rmu n,|
has a nnou nc en the c ommi ttee wi ll
la te r vi s i t ins tituti ons a t Nebras-
k a Ci ty ,No r f o lk ,W ay ne and
Ag r ic u ltu r e a re e xh i bi tin g to Su v-J ames L u n l ,a I I c itiz rn o f mg f ollo wi n g a sh or t i llne ss .
le t f ar mer s th e s up er i or bo d ie s o f this vic inity , passed n\~.\g,Is: tt F r i H e wa s born J an.30,1873
Ne br a sk a ho gs an d te nc hi n gthe m_d ay ,Feb.2 0 o l' i n f i m i ti c ;c f ¢lr'Ponnon sburg,Oh io an d c a me
to br ee d an d rai se a nd f in ish h og slag e.I-Ie had been a t the D ; 'Ne br a sk a i n the early 90%.I
a l'
a t
t o
For
looln u n e g g w n l u e s .r o u r o v e r " ` " "| n 1 » f : c h d a m a n r e t o t r e e s a n d l r r i g a -| B e a t r l c e
t | _ _ : . . \I . \Ifnr market in the Nebraska way.|SLr|¢klett home for about a weei about twelve years he taught ack
;,»;q';""° .W "f' ""'"""f'g cocoanut. (jon dmhesf declared nn open sea-l n Centraf Amer ica the natives prior to his death.;vh;',{"§°§pf 7_ ; y igjggg ~ d o sun on beaver and their number W as h D res ses -th e n "'i"t g'° '?"call for Nebraska c e mfle d seed The deceased w|
.Y u 'I ]1¢d_es y o u ever s a w u t o n y 1 ln l l t h k ''h t -n n -anxuoun to serve someth ing h a s m m d y d e c 1 sizes 14 t o 4 6 - t h e s a me k i n d o f §f?§'Zf§1f§.f'§'d wx accep n o c ° " ' ° ' | § 2 ' w _ ' l ` ° I i l l f m i
uni later married and settled OH'
as born in Den a farm near Arlimeton where hefo u r y ears ag o res ide d until aizouf f wo ;c a rB ag o
1'n f Hu:Plr n i wh an ha mn vnr i i n Dnrlom rnnnfvunusualand delicious, try one of _matedals used in $2 dresses form-'these Lusties and your Klleats will Wash Dresses-the (mast dress-erly.Fashion Center.6.11
not be disappointed:es you ever saw at only $1 in`C¢v:onnut Transparent Pie sizes 14 to 4&-the same kind of NEBR. RANCHMAN USES
Three-fnunhs cup butter, 1 cup materials used in gg dresses form-PLANE I-'OR TRIPS
wear, 5 em: yolks,1,4 teaspoon erly.Fashmn Cen r.6~1t|__|
salt.mated rind 1 "run" ...1 -_ _._,..,_-_ Joe Minor used io 'nde over hm;
L l l l u l a u u u u z g ,I ' n m f " '" "-- - - - - - - ~ -- -- - _ _- . . . . ._ _ _I n n t s e x p l u i n i n a ~° * ! " f e h .W .0 .w .a n d S u n i v i i i f I l ;§ , , ' ; , ; 5 '~
' --- -Q n
|definite wav how Nebraska. iscom-|Danish Brothcrhac Ro ss , o f A rlin g to n; two d au gh ter sIff{£»"¢£{ b¢"unown abroad for the'He was married no Misa Mary Mrs. Floyd Gilfrey, of ArlingtonE§u`lu£§r if its crops and livestock. Rasmussen In Denmlrk and c|.mE_5nd Mrs. B;use Dickerson, of Fra-
The Nebruh College of Agricud- l0__Nabre|§ka In_I884.__ _.gant;fls1| t}n¢.: _§arot.[1ers,Q. C
Hm Iitvhmninn linnnrfmnrnt nfl 1"unel'a1 services were held at Marsha!!o f Alhambra.Cali\ u \ \ . |- " r " " ' " " "-" |the Un i ve r si ty o f Neb ra sk a,th c '
Ne br as ka State Bo ar d o f A gr ic u l» ;
¢......f n .w~\.4..-.1 and Rfnfn D i v- '
f the F irst L utheran c hurc h Sund ay , fnmia; C. E. Mn rshah. !~»{dz e§, O.
| F eb .22 a t two p.m.wi th inter-and W .A .Mf r s h a i l,W h ar to n
men t n n the loc al c emete rv.0'k ln. : n m! fo ur Qmp rg Mr. : Nnfttn
Iemf>n,u 1 b_alr 9-in»E}§" }}?é ;-e l f C D U F T H A N K S G r a n t c o u n t y r a n c h o n a c o w p o n y .
m n u t ,3 e g g I I I ¢"I¢:l..I...b l d n u n n n n n i l i n nu...~~i n c r e a s e d ,h e2m§ups shredded com
n ¢ . . \ . | _ _
ment in the local cemetery.0'kln.; and four sisters, Mrs. Nettic;
Thompson, Tu! ", Okla: Mrs. Mat-CLAUS BOLLN Lic Creighton,Mrs.Mollie D1.eis-
bach and Mrs.Emma Runkler cf
Claus Bolln, a resident of Wash- 1 Findlay, 0.
ingion county since 1884,p:.;:;c:'Funeral :;cr\1c;s wclc hold ai.
away at his home on west South,the Congregational church at Arl~
street at one o'clock Friday aft- ingbon Sunday afternoon at twoernoon of February 20th.He had'o'clock,Dr.Raymond C.Swisher,
...4+4 -§1'*i~" ~ 1 Q
s
Displayed On
Hangers And ln
Bins Plainly
Marked
Come ln And
Look Around
~~TSE
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u u n m w m n A T
U N D E R m u c u s
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s s l - I E V R O L E T S C O
Sales --------ervice
GARRISON CON'l`lNUESr» SMASH PRICES
The People of Blair and Vicinity by Their Quick, Big Purchases
Show Appreciation o f 0 u r L o W Prices!
Eac h Night Brings The End of This Sale A Day Nearer,"Hurry'
MANY cunucfs Ann sm svlacmls pg;,'f,q§,g~u,@'g;
SU|TSand 0VER§0A'l`S For Saturday
Genume ~...o r ~-.,Shorts for only 39c LOW P RICE S
GET YOUR SPRING HAT 0R CAP Now AT 0[IR LOW SALE PRICES
Store W ill Be
Open W éi.Bargains THE SALE or SALES AT
ING HART-SCHAFFNER,
MARX
Regular $37.50 Suits
Our Closing Out Price $24.95
COME IN AND GET OUR
CUT PRICESmx\
~~"~*'?t`
~~~.L-11,4-
Men's "TEST"OVERALLS 9 9 ¢
JUST ONE DAY ONLY
SATURDAY
SHOE BARGAINS
Freeman's Shoes-0xfords-
for Dress Wear
s dS§,23.§§'£y§s $ 3 . 9 5
§¥,`3"E>,§}3i?s"?,'I.'i§S$l-98
Big lot of Men's ~ ~Work Shoes only '
Boys' Shoes for only - $1.98
xv :{
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f
One lot Dress Shirts - - - 89c
Boys' Dress Shirts for - - 49c
...
F§~
EACH DAY THESTOCK GETS LOWER
noN'r W AIT
BUY NOW AND SAVE
MONEY
l'l"S BARGAIN TIME~UY ~m i P I ~ G Lf GOOD
I
Th°J.~.GARR~H~
o r
Blanket Lined Coats $2.45
and §1.95
'Big Special Lot of
BOYS SUITS
All sizes from 9 to 17 years
A ¥'§?.,£L"'3'2.¥, out ~0
Ladies' Hose,specials 35c,
75c and $1.25
Fw£4
Y Y /;~ o o n o m e ~ a ~ ~ 1 a 4 s
I~'/M ':~m u m s m c w n -
osmg \nces
NONE HELD INRESERVE
$16.50 w 1s.oo grades $12.45
wluuzu,0 Laulespoons Bllg81,gash
of s a lt.Cre am bu tter , s ug ar, e gg
y o lk s. I n d sa lt to ge th er vs thor-ou gh ly f or a b ou t ten mf m.P é. Ad d
°fH¥}Kc rind.' T u m in to pie she ll.
Spri nkle wi th 1 cup c oc oanut, and
b k e i n s l o w o v e n ( 3 0 0 F )3 0
i n n n i w u \ L . . . . L - - . . .I 2 ;.u
press ou r sinc ere th an ks to th e
man y k ind f rie nds wh o so tho ugh t-
f u lly asd sted ua a t the ti me o f
th e illn es s an d late r d e a th o f o u r
dear husband and fathe r,Claus
Bnlln..W e espec ially wi sh to
Ih nn lz f hn m wh n s on t f lo r al of f er -
\UI|lCl.l [lib IIULBU ULIL,"I lnlqgu ill"Inegotia ted th e sand roads i n a n
automobile.Eve n th at is too slow
n ma nn er o f ge ttin g ove r 100,000
ac res of ranc h lands. ,So Minor re-
c ently pu rc hased n pllne, employ ed
a p ilot a nd moved ranc hing up a
1 _l.._...--_:.AI......-..J.... .L.....l..¢
isi on of A gr ic u ltura l Stati stic s a nd
th e c ounty extens ion ag en ts are
h a vi n g a la r g e p a r t i n direc ting
this sp len did pr og ms s.
Fa sh i on Ce n te r Ha ts fo r W o me n
a n d Misses pric ed at $1.88, $2.88
|u.|uuu::s.uuul.e g g \\IllI£S \llll.ll " ' " " ' ° ' " n w n ' m n " ""----_stif f, a dd s u ga r an d sa lt. a nd b ea tlin g s an d th os e wh o fu rmsh ed the xew negreeu I n m e w m v u e vu i v p
me n t.W h en J o e Mi no r ar dved i n 'the
sandhi lis c o untry abo ut 50 y ears
ago,his sole possessions were n
ho ne a nd s nd dle.Hi s ea mi n gs a s
a ran c h ha nd went i nto c aws.Th e
$8.98 an d $5.Choic est sty les i n
th e s ma r t ne w c o rr ec t c oi or sf un d
materials.All head sizes.Str n wslendth e vo g u e a n d we h a ve n
good a ssortment.6 - lt
Silk Stoc k ings tha t W emr Go ld
Stripe, §1.95 and §i.so:-i=~1@yfg"°n@
35pntil mixturé stiffens ;}§aiH."i lmusic hold at nil: pfrzwo
u g u u y un u u m g .apr ln li le wi thre mai n in g 1 c up coc oanut..B ak e
in mode rate oven (35 0 F. ) 3 0 min»
Iuor PORMALDEHYDEutcs, opening oven door after first!
8 minutes of baking period.
Tropical DelightFourripebanunos,juice 1
orange,4 tablespoons br o w n
sugar,'36 cup coconnut,southernstyle.Peel bananas and cut in
hall' lengthwise.Arrange in lay-
ers in greased baking dish.Mix
orange juice with lrrown sugar and
pour over bananas.Sprinkle thicklywith cocounut.Bake in hot
oven until bananas are tender and
coaosnut is brown.Serve lmmedl-
ately.Serves 4._
Fruit Salad
Dias pineapple and bananas,
jalve and seed whim grapes, mi;
...ua mseshmsllows ln mayonnaise.
FOR SEED POTATOES
Now is the time to begin think-
ing about treating seed potatoes
for spring planting and to con-sider a good treatment against
scab control and other potato
tuber diseases.According to Co.Agent George Bates of Blair, the
hot formaldehyde method of treat-
ing seed potatoes is especially
satisfactory when large quantities
of potatoes are to be treated.
Other advantages are that the so-
lution is not poisonous. it does not
cormde metals, therefore,metal
tanks may be used.
a n . ,a n n n r n l n»¢u\n\\O€»\
herd grew and warranted the pur-
chase of what is now a part of the
home ranch, the beginning of the
present.JF ranches.Now the land
holding totals 100.000 acres in
Grant and Cherry counties andcommands the supervision of the
owner by the swlftcst means of
travel.Joe Minor is one of many cattle
barons who have made an out-
standing success in Grant and
neighboring counties with ranch
cattle.The town of Hyannis,
county seat of Grant county,is
heopldd u the richest town of its
slze'in'Amerlca.Many successful
.-.Maman uw. .mi irnnann their
|$1.5u;onyx,s ms ;uooouns orKayser,Sl;I-'ull Fashioned,silkto top service or chiffon weight
Tie pair;Neverdarn 2 pair si.Sizes 8%in 10 in ull new springcolors.Fashion Center.6-It
LOCAL BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT ENDS
(Continued from page one)lacked the tcam work and speed
of a championship tenm.Deeutur
and Snyder were awarded the two
fine trophy cups presented by the
Blair Chamber of Commerce.
All the teams that lost their
first games were required to plny
a consolation series.The wlnner
nl tha mnanlatinn marina Rollo.
Serve on lettuce
n. . . :| . . ;( 1 - 1
vue who defeated B'enningt-un for
L l . -__\ _ L i 4 . _~1 . . .earning ind traatinent are as ful
\..._1¢\.ru |_..L...l.! L ' ;~=.,r 4 ¢tha first to introduce an airplane
into that country for business pur-
poses.n n the forerunner of a
fleet of planes that will be in use
there when Minor has blazed the
way and shown his near and far
ranch neighbors how profitably n
plane clnbe employed ln flying
from one ranch to another and
keeping in immediate contact with
three ouillls and unnnmbered
cattle.
That wonderful grazing country
of the nation, with its great hay
'5 ' -v.
Specizs for This Week
we single point.
At the close of the mumunent,
Mr.Clark 0'l-Ianlun, representingtheBlair Chamber of Commence,
presented the trophies to the win-
ning teams.All the players and
coaches of the visitlng warns com-
plimented the local organization
f o r their f i n e organization
work of the tournament and their
excellent apirit in extending the
glad hand of welcome to the vis-
ltors.
One-half tabiespoon aa1c,`1 tea- |i}~é£é=a"J¢v2I~if §;;a'§§,;;;1;,,;
spoon mustard,1%tablespoons ing or while the seed is mu dor-sumr. few grains cayenne, 1 table- mant. r2\ Treat notatoes BEFORE
sp o o ns b utte r o r oil,Hi c up mi lk
uwee t or s ou r)55. cup lemon juice.
Mi x a n d s i f t d ry i n g r e d i e n ts ;add
e g g y olks,slig h tly beaten,and
mi l k ,Cook ove r boi li ng water,
sti r r i n g u n ti l thic k.d d bu tte r
a n d le mo n jui c e ;stra in, and c o ol.
Vegetable Salad
M i x fin ely shredded cabbage
wi th may onnaise a n d heap i n
|. .||
way and shown his near and far
ranch neighbors how profitably n
plane clnbe employed in flying
from one ranch to another and
keeping in lmmedlnte contact with
three outfits and unnnmbered
cattle.
That wonderful grazing country
of the nation, with its great hay
New Goodyear Pathfinder
Prices On Heavy Duty
TRUCK TIRES
iii?2 1 213:32
PH ON E Bl ac k 9
BLAIR 'l`0P 81 'FIRE comm
J. E. MILLER, Proprietor.
Quart Jar Mustard - _ . l9c
Navy Beans 4 lb.._25c
Gund Rice 3 lbs.251:
Extracted Honey 2 lbs. 25c
CornMeal5 lb. bag _ - 19c
Iten's Crackers 2 lb' box 29c
Puritan Malt per can - 491:
(Green Lent Beans --loc
'5 ' -v.
S p e c i a § s f o r T h i s W e e k
/~o
MAINTOP FLOUR n ¢$1.15
PRUNES zs pounds ¢ $1.69
Figaro Smoked Salt »90c
{|'~\ .~
$E,'!:£E'}TS""'§§!§?!£E
CUTTING them for planting.(3)|
Sort out and reject very SCABBYo r ROOTED TUBERS bBfDN!
treating.(4)Do not use same
field for potatoes yen' after year.
The method for the hot formal-
dehyde treatment is as followsx
Mix one (I) pint of formaldehyde
taken from A sealed container, with
each 15 gallons of waler.This
solution should be heated to 120
presented the trophies to the win-
ning teams.All the players and
coaches of the visiting neun; com-
plimented the local organization
f o r their f in e organization
work of the tournament and their
excellent apirit in extending the
glad hand of welcome to the vis-
ltors.
rinKS»Serve with mayonnalao
dressing to which has been added
chopped sweet plckle.
To Keep Cheese
In wa rm weather keep cheese
fresh and sweet by wrapping it in
A cloth wrung out of vinegar and-
water.
Bran Muffins
Ons cup any whlte flour, 1 cup
Kellokfa bran,4 teaspoons bak-
ing powder,'za teaspoon salt,l
cup aug-ar,1 cup milk, 1 egg, 2
tablespoons butter.Sift all dry ln-
grdenta together.Add egg well
beaten to milk, then add to dry
-the temperature should he con-
trolled accurately, a floating dairy
thermometer being must aatlsfuc-
wryj The potatoes lhould be plac~
ed ln the solutlan from 3 to 4
minutes-D0 NOT GUESS.Then
draln off the surplus solution and
cover the potatoes for one hour
with heavy burlap,thus holding
the formaldehyde gas to the po-.
tatoes and prolonging the treat-ment.Then allow them to dry.
Potatoes may be treated in
crates, wire baskets, or sacks. Any
kind of n tank, wat ls, wooden,
metal or concrete may be used.
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