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eather Report
For February 1931
RECEIVES HEAVY FINE
gpE{.l.ING CONTEST MARCH g
Thg county spelling contest is to
be held Monday, March Sth at the
court house in Blair.In this con-
test every district in the county
is privileged to send representa-
tives in accordance with the rules
as laid down by the county super-
intenmlent.The object of the oontat is to
ln;=t'l=¢brusuy was even wnrlnvrand mor.; bzautiful.The monthly
mean wa.= 36.7 this year as com-pared to 39.2 n your ago, notwith-
""rv""~ 5+tnuchcrl fl beiow zerolast. 1"¢inumy on the 15th, and lil
:'~'1 "'" low mark this year.This i~ l|\0{\lcd in the fact that
B. F. I). I=REs1DE1-rr xionomsu
Around fifty members of the
Blair Fire Department and a num-ber of fdends, gntherw at. the
the two high schools Fullenan
proved to have an exceptional
team nml were ma much for Blair.
This game closed with a score of
15 zo 39 for Fullerton.
sp~t and ~t. was he who made the
baskets for the wimgers.
Joe Olson of Herman, was pluc~-
under arrest recently on 1 charge
oi having liquor in his posseadon
and also for driving u car when
intoxicated.On the firn chlrge
he was fined $100 and on the W;
duct the contest.
State c o ntes t to be held A p r i l 2-1
i n Omah a,and the State Contest
whi c h wi ll be held a t th e sta te
fa ir .Th e tw o winnens i n the c ou nty
c on te st will n ot o nly rep re se nt the
c ounty o t these contests b u t wi ll
also receive medals.Th e win ner
o f the fi r s t Prize to rec eive a
g0 ld me d al a n d the wi n n e r o f th e
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paswoml the mean is 32.0, as against
31.1 in the some mo n th s o f 1920
and 1921 , o f 3 0.5 in the win ter of
1918 :mul 1919 and 29.7 the winter
o f 1905 and 1906.Th is is not an
great deal to brag on, 1. 8, but still
it makes o n nil- time r ec ord.
Ad di ng ; th e mo nth of Novembe r
this y our sti ll holds th e rec ord
wi th n mo n th ly me a n o f 35.3,as
compared to the so me mo n th s o f
th e wi n te r o f 1918 and 1919, 32.2
in 1 920 and 192l,:mll 3 2.1 in 1 905
and 1906.So vu an rig htly c la imfor the winter o?1D3U and 19.11 as
th e wa rmes t i n th e po s t 37 y ea rs ,
n t leant,fur th er hac k th an th a t
CORN THIEVES
APPREHENDED
Sheriff Sutherland was called
out of bed at about one o'clock
last Thursday morning by the
nlght watchman of Herman.A
strange truck loaded with corn had
stopped for air at one of the fill-
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vlees.
The city mayor, J. Harold Stew-
art and the city councllmen were
present and also three members of
the Tekamah Fire Department.
Following n splendid dinner
served by the Clifton hotel force.
informal talks were made by a
number of the boys and the eve-
ning was voted a very pleasant
one for all.H. L. Morris takes up the office
as president of the ox-ganimtion
of which he has been a member
for years.__,
ning, March 4, for a dinner given
in honor of John McKay, who is
just retiring from the presidency
of the Department after serving
in that capacity for the past twel\¢
years.Mr. 1\'IcK}ly has the distinc~
tion of having been a member of
the Blair Fire Department for
forty~two years and his feilow
members desired in tins way to
nb record~ farther ngck.
'Tulips were well out of the
ground on the Sth of the month
DAY
and met the truck on the highway
between Blair And Herman and
nffer queatianing Ula driven, plac~
ed them under arrest.
It was found that they had
stolen the corn from Wm. Rnnkin
waichxnnn surmised that Omahawalthe destination and that the
main highway would be the route.
i~mediately hurried away.Two
men were in the truck and their
actions were suspicious Jim as?.h»i
Ir c m a r k a b i e w i n t e r e v e r e x p e r i e n -
od i n Ne b r a s k a , b y u s a t le a s t. -
Dcm C.VnnDeusen,loc al U .S
W eathe r Obse rver.
bloom on the 21st out on the golf
course, where there has been green
grass all month.Not solidly green
but green enough to show.There
has been no frost in the grolind
:ind plowing and other farm workhas been carried along as though
it were spring.Plowing started in
January, even.But we don't want
to make the folks in California and
Floriclo feel too bod, so will leave
|n uuJacobAndreaaen of 510 wu t
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ware placed n jd! in await triul
ir ~n Omaha. 'The Bu~c o ~w
officials were notified and they
and with wdl filled mum served
A luncheon that will be long re-
membered by mll present.
The nftemoun was spent In |
social mnnner and those pre.-sent
declared that all enjoyed the event
|1 :I .day.About fifty relatives and
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s s n s s a x r zs 3 5 THWEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs.Chan.Krohn o
west of Herman, celebrated thei
thirty-filth wedding anniversary
last Thursday evening, Bah.26th
when they invited in about sevznty
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T h e |n ~
will be settled at Lyons next 'I'ues~
quy, March 10.The game will be
played between Decatur and Lyons
During the regular season each
team has won 5 games and lost 1.
In the dlndct tournament held
here in Blair n week ago Lyonsbeat Decatur by 2 points so this
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__;_.,,Mor e than thre e h und re d p eop le
attended the twe nty - fi f th a n nu a l
Homec omi ng Banq uet whi c h wa s
ne ld at th e C olle g e di n in g h all o n
Saturday evening.Avi a ti o n wa s
the the me o f the banquet whic h
wa s presented no t on ly thr ou gh
the elaborate dec orations,mod el
aeroplanea soaring above t h e
heads of the diners, but also in the
toaata an d the speeches whi c h
were de livered . | .Rc v. Carl Ne ls on
of A vu c a , Io wa , q nr me r Da na s tu -
dent, delivered the main address of
th e even in g ; wleg ra ms an d le tter s
were received f r o m a lu mn i wh o
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APPEALS CASE
.lack Miller, who has been under
arrest.for several days on the
charge o f selling intoxicating
liquor, hld his hearing lust Thurs~
day and was found guilty.He
was sentenced m ninety days in
jail.Au appeal was taken and Jack
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~row to be a thriller
clearance sde which is to start
Saturday morning when every»
thing wiil start with n.hang ns
the proprietor,Mr.Babe Marks,
says he is going to clear out. Sell-
ing to the bare walls as the big
poster says, which The Enterprise
force has been busy on this week
Five thousand big four-page
foiders have been printed and are
now in the mails speeding towaxd
the housewives of this county and
adjoining counties telling them of
the big bargains in store for them
in this big sale event.Read the big four-page ads in
this week's Enterprise, or the big
folders and then take advantage of
this offer.
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Th e He r ma n L n d wi g h o mo wa s
th e scene o f a me rr y ga th er in g
last.Th ur sd ay ni g h t wh e n about
fo r ty frie nds gathered to e njo y a
triple c elebration.
The gues ts of ho nor, who se birth
urmi vers urie s fe ll on the s ame day
we re Mr s .He r ma n La d wi g ,Mr s .
A .J .Har go tt. a nd Hi lla r d Stric k-
lc tt.A m o n g the guoots \\0IC the
me mbe r s o f th e L . L . W .B. clue.:
of the C hd stia n c h ur c h .The evc ~
ni n g was sp e nt in ga mes an d a t a
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were l Ieventwasalso unique in that
President.and Mrs. Rodholm of
Grand View Coliege at. Des Moines,
Iowa were present and participated
in the program.The Dana Coliege debuters won
two out of wree debates with other
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Na va l Tr ea ty an d the Smo ot-
Ha wle y Ta r if f B ill. Ap p mp ri a le a
$45,000,000 for Drouth Reiiéf
u m m m u l n n
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P r o h i b i t i o n t h e C a u s e ? "i n ,' h c
loc al Baptist.churc h.
Mr . Ho wa r d i s th e y o u n g n e g r o
who u. y ear ag o won th e Neb ras ka
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N AT IO N A L N E G R ( ) O R AT O R
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titi ons o f C A .Robeson,
II. H. Br own a nd Ray Hi tc h-
man nm be ing c i rc u lated for
boar d membe rs.
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home.
Mr .m d M m .H .0 .Hu r d a n d
fa mily o f Omah a, s pe nt Int S \m~
day a t the O la Ja co bs en ho m.
Cla rk O' Han lo n a nd L .L. Sny-
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COUNTY Y o uncF o u c s M m m?
Miss Grace Sully,daughter of
Mrs.Elizabeth Sully, und Chessex
Bennett, both of this county, were
murded in Omaha on Tuesday,
Feb. 17, at St. Mary's Magclalinc
church by Rev. C. A. Beyersdorfer,
formerly of Blair.They were ac-
eonmanied by Mary Shlnnick of
near Ft.. Calhoun und John Sully
of Blair.The newlyweds will go to house-
keeping on one of the Adolph La-
zure farms near De Som.
The 0. E . S . dis tr ic t s upe rviso r.
Mr s.Alb er ta Hu g h e s wa s present
at.the re g u lar me eti n g h e ld Feb.
26.In itia to ry wo r k was pres ent-
ed.A c ommi ttee served refresh-
me nts fo llo wi n g th e close o f the
Chapter.
u noc d, thc thre e bi rthd ay c alie s be ing
prominen tly dib play c d.
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F O R M E R B L A I R M A N
' r o S P E A K O V E R w o w
Blai r ffic nds wi ll be interested
Lust Friday evening, Feb. 27th,
the wedding anniversaries of Mr.
and Mn.Weston Long, Mr.and
Mrs. Otto Christensen and Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford T,ruhlsen, were duly
observed and celebrated at the
Chxismnsen home,southwest of
THREE WEDDING
»test,an d la st y ear a t De tr o it.
Irlic h.wo n th e Na ti on a l Contest,
spe aki ng before a n audienc e o f
five thous and.I I e c omes to Bla i r under the
auspic es of two ioeal c hurc hes, the
Cong reg atio ns!and Bap tis t,a n d
wi ll speak i n th e bu i ld i n g o f the
la tte r c hurc h a t 1:30 Sunday ,
Ma rc h 15.Mr .Ho wa r d i s a tte nd i ng sc h oo l
i n Lin c o ln pr ep ar in g to wo r k
ation.
"American Red Cross
Grady County Chapter
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FARMER MARRIES
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Loupe is to be the English teach-
er and James .Thompson ofWinnewun, Neb is m teach Sc!»
ence and Comme .
BREAKS ARM
Hans Schmidt,farmer living
southwest of Calhoun,was in
R o d m a n o f O m a h a ,w i l l s p e a k
o v e r W O W n e x t S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g
f r o m 6 : 3 0 t o 6 : 4 5 r c g a m i n g p e n d -
i n g legislation a f f e c ti n u u u wlli d
roads in Nebra ska.
Eve ry o ne is vita lly i ntere sted in
sec u ring pe rman ent roads f o r th e
sta te a n d wi ll he espec ially inter-
ested i n he ar in g S en ator Rod ma n,
a f o r mer B la ir b o y , s p e a k o n th e
subjec t.Mr . Ro dma n is a br othe r
o f Mr s .J a ke Brass o f th is c ity
an d on of Mr s . W . B . Ro d ma n ,
rec ently lecaascd.
county people as she lived here be<
ion her marrllge.
Friends and relatives of Mrs.
Andrew Human of Cincinnati,
Ohio have ncelved word of thebirth o! A son on Feb.28.The
baby has been named Wayne
Andrew.Mrs. Hansen. belore her
and August Matzen book neczmda.
Ice cream nnd cake were served
Inter in the evening.
,..tives pres ent.
The e ven in g was s pen t at c a rd s,
there being nine tables.Mrs. Fred
Lo n g a n d A lf r e d P a u ls e n wo n th e
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a .~ ....ls supporting himself entirely by
his public speaking.He has ad~
dressed more than fifty thousand
people in Nebraska, and made a
marked impression when he spoke
before the Baptist and Congrega-tional Shaw Conventions last year.
He has the endorsement of the re
ligious leaders uf this stale.Asilver oflering will be taken for
him at the close of his address on
Sunday evyning, March 15.
To SE'I'l`LE NORTH EAST
nAsxE'ra.u.|.cHAMP1oNSHn>
The North East Nebraska Hih
COUNTY v ague FOLKS WED
Misa Della Branck, daughter of
Mr. ,and Mrs.Henry Brnack ofKenfuxrd. and Anhur Kuhr, son of
lllr. and Mrs. Henry Kuhr, were
married nt Council Bluffs Wednes~dny, Feb.25.The groom'a bro-
ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Kuhr, ncompanled the touple.
In the evening they returned to
a .Z 2 I l l ~v i .
right.a r m i n a sli ng.H e h a d
falien fr om an ap ple tr ee whi c h he
wa s tr i m mi n g o n la st Wednesday
and ha d bro ke n h is ar m jus t abo ve
the e lbo w.
Th e wo u nd e d me mb e r h a d f o r a
ti me caused h i m considerable pain
bu t at the ti me o f h i s vi s it to Th e
Ente rpr ise offic e the pa i n had
gone.
REGIONAL RB. 'TDUBNALIENT
unnnnmygy
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day, Mlnh 5. The pdringu for the
toumunent have already been
mads.BN: High will meet the
num; team mm Gretnx on Thurs
day lfhurnoon,lntth 5 .ShouldBh lr be deluied ln this n m
|\m» ¢.hey wl1lp1a yln¢ bee on~
ment will~get under way at Fra
ing with his parents.
At about eight o'clock two hun»
dred friends and relatives chari»
varied them.Their many friends
and acquaintances are extending
congratulations and beat wishes to
them.
take in the joyous eventf
The Telhasta male qunrtette was
present and gave a couple of selec-
tions that were well received and
Rev. Patterson of Telbasta gave avery fitting talk which all enjoyed.
The remainder of the evening
was spent in pla5dng games and
visiting.Many beautiful and use
ful gifts were presented to Mr.
and Mrs. Krohn which will always
be kept as a sacred reminder of
the pleasant event.
The usual refreshments served
at a late hour sent. the guests home
in a happy frame of mind and a
pfeeling that it was good to have
lbeen there.
Blair,takes geat pride in his
com shuck,the thickness of a
squirrel? fur, and even the timid.
retiring ground hog, all may failwhen it comes to forecnting theseverffy or mildness of a winner
and the neameu of spring.Du!
when the white-coated and white~
pnntied paper hanger begins to
show hilnself nhrold in the lmd,
one may be certain that spring is
not far behind.-Ex.
A NEVER-FAILING SIGN
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F A S H I O N C E N T E R
T o H U L D S A L E
Th e Fa sh i on Ce n te r i s ju st no w
the ta lk o f the to wn .A Sales
ma n ag e r h a s b e e n h e re the e nti m
s .:.g ..
.....at that time,as thpy
look over the ground I
fident that they could
exsct spot where the sc
in Carter Hollow stood.
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ha ve g u t 3 d a y s wo rk i n a b o ut d x
mon ths an d a ny kin d o f h elp wo uld
be apprec iated.The butter is very
fine.
Mr .F .H .Coie,
Chic kas ha, Ok la.
Ge ne ra l D eli ve ry !I
the Red C ro ss c ha pter th er e a s
we ll a s th e th an ks o f th e needy
families.
Th e o the r le tte r was wr i tte n b y
one o f th e rec ip ie nts of the fo od
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Mr. H. Lyle Guyer, ahnlrman of
the Red Cross local chnpter moeiv-
ed the following letter acknow-
ledging the carload of groceries
and supplies sent by Washingtoncounty n week or so ago w Chick-
aaha, Oklahoma.The contents of
the letter show the appreciation of
day he i hi pwl w r - r v h m of
hogs to Omnhl that were on the
avenge nine and one-half months
old-When weighed over Um South
Omnha mnrket malel. Qwy made
a --.. ,
At the regular meeting of the
Board of Education for the pres
ent. month,which was held lust
Monday evening, the board filled
the few vacancies that were left
i nt he teaching force and every;
thing is now in readiness for next
year.Principal Flack is to come buck
for another year as principal of
the high school; Naomi Walden of
Pender,is to preside over the
fourth grade;Evelyn Solomon of
Fremont, wi!! be the sixth grade
;2o,ooo,ooo.labelled for droughi
relief,but actually intended bo per-
mit farmers w buy food.
It enacted veterans'legislation
which may run to over a billion
dollars,including the veterans'
loan bill, passed over a veto, md
the $20,000,000 hospitalization hill,
enacted in the last hours ul the
session.
"z l g :|:| |'Wm i s e a d d i t i o n a p p r o p r i a t i o n o f ._
Marc h -I and belongs to history .
Th e senate a d jo u me d pr o mp tly
a t n o o n an d th e house,a s E its
c usto m, tu rned bac k its c loc ks and
pe r mi tte d me mb e rs to fi n is h th ei r
speeches.
Th e 71st congress ratifi ed the
Lon don na val tr eaty , bar red J u dge
Park er fro m the supmme c ou rt and
nea rly followed s u i t w i th Charles
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present ti me a r r mtte r o f
ture.
Th e Ca rter sisters,IH
k
aB l a n r S c h o o l .
Teachers Elected
Blair Schuol Board Fills Corps of
Teachers for the Coming Year
at the Resrular Meeting Monday
Evening
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IN HOSPITAL
Postmaster John White vnu tak-
republican,Pennsylvania,and 5
senate committee uocuned Robert
H. Luau, executive director of the
republican national committee, of
"willful violation" of the corrupt
Muale Shoaln bill which w u
promptly vetoed by \-ha preddem..leaving the issue still hanging in
mid-dr.
with Mrs. Bates an given in the
year book.
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banking sy~m, food prices,and
communists.It fought fruitlessly
BENEFIT PAR
The Royal Neighbors
benefit card party ~:1
afternoon at the M.
with a. vary satis!|
ance.There were
t813103.T118 guests r:|
ilege of pl mn g ma ~
or high five.Prizes ~
in all games.
Mrs. Sam Cheely won
William S. Vare of Pennsylvania.
It pushed thmugh the Smoot-
Hawley taritf bill,known fn its
foes as the Grundy tariff because
of the yeomln servlce in its behalf
by Senator Joseph Grundy, repub-
lican,Pennsylvania,who served
just lohg enough to re-organize the
panicky republicans and gek the
bill passed.It Pissed a $45,000,000 drought
relief meuwre, and after months
of wrangling enacted a compro-
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th e gr oo nf a ho me no rthwes t o f
Bla i r a n d en jo y e d a f i ne we dd in g
supper.
Th e bride wo rk ed a t th e Bla ir
hospital_ prior to her marriage. Mr.
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Begudu $7.50 Pefmmem Wana,U5 and $0 NUW.Ether Cmflnole
ur s w-I wma .Phone wr.nm.
K. A. mu m.2841
Fpr Sale-Hay uf-u'.k°\'» 2 lweqzs
Durga h n y f t b t l l i d4°~\\ll|
for the put Lhne wreh.
ily.The way I happened to get'
th e b u tte r the pe o ple le t me help
un lo a d th e c a r a n d g a ve me gro-
c eri es for wo rki ng.
Th i s c oun try i s i n had c irc um-
stan c es wh en it c o mes to wo rk .I
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wh o as la te r mar ri ed
Seldon.Ne xt c a m e a .
Las t Satur day a fte rn t
Carter sister s, Mrs . Foss
II in k le ,c alled a t Th e
of f i c e to ta lk o ve r th e I
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rec ently a s to th e exa c t
o f Bla ir 's fir.-st sc hool h o
was g ene ra lly a dmitted tha
i n sou th Bla i r a n d near
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Fin! Blair School. Mark
Old ¢ructure Which \
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LOCATED I N SOUTH
Was Bull! by Cnrler lfrothe
Settled Carter Hollow
Early 60's
sen low, in pinochle.garet Siert,high and
Siert, low in high Eve.
accordingly awarded su
en.A prize was give
lucky door number Ind
by Mia; Belvn Offen.
Refreshments were me
general good time enjo
of l-he writer.Shmxld she cane so
continue her endeavors, no doubt
she would derive considerable
pleasure and inoeren in nhon
awry writing.
Following the program, visiting
was enjoyed and `l-efrexhments
served.The Club will mget March 9,
-.=
M. A. c. HOLDS
ANNUAL -Plcxlc
The annual winter picnic of th:
Monday Afternoon Club was hold
a t the home of Mrs.Philip
O'IIanlon on March 2 with a good
attendance.
The program committee consist-
1 u I I |
birthdays.Those present were Wallaea
s I e l :|l l I
surprise party Bunday, March 1,
when a crowd of young folks came
in to help her celebrate her birth
axudverssry..
SURPRI
d I the -Miss Marjorie Jansen, dnughter fri m1§'°`¥oel\t£rc8f»t!d»of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jansen of every child from Gnd¢
SE PARTY Tue~ay ~afternoon d
CENTRAL GRADE
Blanche Hill and Mrs.John Mc-
Kay was assisted by the social
committee, consisting of Mrs.C. M.
I-litchman, Mrs. Fred Nemetz and
Mrs.K. C.DeGrof!in planning
and serving the refreshments.
Roll a l l wu responded m by
fhxrrent Events.Mn. E. S. Beaty
read nn original story, entitled "A
Summer's Day on South Street",
depicting her immediate neighbor
hood on an avenge summer day.
The story came as s surprise to anumberol Mrs. Beqty's friends
L l U .I IHnruld, Virgil and Norman Heine,
Raymond,Rose,Viola and Fred
avi ~ d ~ ~ t i m; a n d w i s h
lunch,whi~ ~~esta ha~brought, was served.
Mnrlan and Evelyn Dierks, Mu-le,
Albert. und Louis Knhnk, Mu-inn,
Halen md Esther Beckmeyer,
Rauben,Idem md Henry KW .Exdl Handrishnn, John And Mao
Alla, William and Frieda Kay,
Lmim, Johr; and Thomsen
several changes had ta
they had no difficulty in
ing the P1""'\.,locatinn '
marked with a few
were handy.
The location may
about 1 hundred yards
Kermard road and on
side of South Creek an
site of the old D. M.
brick yard.
6 i n c lu d ve , to o k p a r t i
g r a m.I t centered
tlwm e o f Ge o r g e W -
th e Un i te d States F l u
ve r y mu c h nppnecia =-
one pr esent.
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2 9
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9 - C o u n t y ~
'5"T5°3r':3_"'~"3f5`§ Pioneer Settlers
Showed Average of 39.2 Degrees
1931 AVERAGE 36.7 DEGREES
Month Wm1 Marked ily A Steufiy|me
Chicken Thieves Iwu united In marrllge to liisl Th Amerldln Red Cm||,V". hm), been able w mile me
M a r j o r i e w a r m, mg h mp f u r .gqquigggn Cmmty, Nehnakn,qultlon with entirq ,gg-rgfqnn..
nm]Mrs. John Wnlfnrzl of Bur-!Bla1r. Nab.I 'frm..vrmmd on which Blair isI
Tournament Ends
l'\|llerton Trims lllair to the Tune
of 15 to 39.The Faculty Game
Was \Von by the Bllir Team.
Good Crowd l'reM'nl.
CLOSES SE KS QF GAMES
The basketball tournament held
in Blain last week brought in
many outsiders,basketball fans
who came as routers for their
home teams.As an aftermath, the Fullerton
Rounded Up
| Ring ol' Chicken Thieves Operating
in the North Part of the County
and in Burt County Are Appre-
hended
MANY BIRDS WERE STOLEN
For some time farmers in the
vicinity of Herman,have been
bothered with thefts of chickens.
A number of reports have been
made and the officers have dili-
gently investigated with the result
team was matched with the Blair that a part of the gang have been
team for agame_Fri¢lay oveniaalzrpprehended and brought to ju-
well, Neb. on Saturday, Feb. 28,at Falls City,Neb.,Rev.Carl
Bader, former M. E. pastor here,
officiating.The bride is a graduate nurse
and has been doing private nurs-
ing in Omaha since her graduation
Those who have met her here ot
various times are much pleased
with her.Pierce is a graduate of
the Blair highschool, class of X921
and has been engaged in farmingwithhisfathersincehisscl1ool=
days with the exqaption of a year
or so that he was interested in
airplanes and did considerable fly-
ing.He is a fine young man and
with his bride has already gone to
housekeeping on the Allen home
farm in the Wrnneh district.
Attention: Mr. II. Lyle Guyer.
My dear Sir:I received and unloaded your
car of groceries contributed by
your County to the Red Cross of
Grady County, Oklahoma in good
condition.I am personally super-
vising the distribution of this loodl
and clothing after careful investi-
gation to families that are worthy
and in need.
We want you to know that we
are using every effort possible todistribute this goods where it will'do the most good, and to also ..-1
sure you that those accepting thesameare appreciative and I feel'
would be glad to respond on you
il your condition ever becomes asours now is.Please bear to your]
-,...,._-..__located, was homesteadcd by the
Carter brothers, viz, hlarionlacob,
Alexander and Nathan,and the
town site was then known an
Carter Hollow.
In 1865 the few settlers here
felt the need of a school and ac-
cordingly the four Caner brothers
immediately begun its construe-
tion,The structure was uf logs
and Marion, Jacob. and Alexander
"ent to tht! timber and cut and
hauled the logs while Nathan
hewed and built.The school house completed, the
next move was the employing of
a'tea::her.Malcolm Cameron,eom-raonly called Mac,was employed
and taught a pan. of the term but
he became ill and the term was
was -19.2 as against 47.5 this yn-an!
while lha! mean minimum was 29
lust your ,und 25.9 this year.Lastyear the warm spell started with54 on the 11th and run 62, 69, m,|
65, 67, 113, 67, up to 78 on the 24lh,'
re vf-ry unusual run of temperature
ful 11..m..mh.This year 59 was
T1 1 mark, ilso on the Mth of
ulh.Thu.-rc wen I2 dnyu
.u mul 22 days of 40 or
\\¢te 18 clear days in
nr this war. an againstl:-~! I-'e\mmry, the high record
|: 23 in 1923, when the monthly
nu was but 25.1.We had but
..r nn Inch of mnmure thin land the Izmir faculty mam 8g8.|Il5|.|nge In\ "ba s;..;.n.,_ ea;~.»¢au+¢¢ and .:<=»u=»w ~»~»_-f==-==f-~=@-=»|»»-ma.1a..| sy hh silter. 11., msfC.M.Blanchard,farmingu.....4 ..,".v| u Sn vnnnriml i n hi!:lgnfnll .33 lust year,
rul being- .01 in 1923.
Ilfll was 3.32 in mos.
.GSI few intimate friends gathered M1 Respectfully,Em: Mins Emily Bottorf, who hadTheD U I I C U \ ' : | | ;a n a l y u # \ \ u ' v - " " '_G E B ~| ''. 4 b b 1 d t h e C l y d e A l l e n h o m e i n t h i s c i t y ,.u e r .b e e n t e a c h i a E g a t C u r n i n g C i t y w a s| : ; e ? a §; ` 3 h e r ( : ; d ` E h § § t ¢ § l § 2 |t n e x t e n d a w e l c o m e t o t h e n e w l y »C i m l r m a n A m e n c a n R e d C | ' * ° 5 5 " i e m p l 0 y e d t o t e a c h a n d w . u K h »t h a
| _ § _ _ _ _L . ., , _ , _, - , , _ , , ; , , , ,P i f t r q , . | , , , 0 1 |w e d s a n d o n M o n d a y e v e n i n g ,t h e G r a d y C o u n t y C h a p t e r .I e n t i r e t e r m .M i s s H o t t u r f a f t e r -hut 2 cloudy
1:.~11th fmt passed, w n°inhhnrfa and friomls in tha muh iwm-<1 became Mrs. Wm. H. Allen,u i c k a s h a , O k l a . 1 ~ a l l e a r l y s e t t l e r s .
mar y 2 3»1931 Bo th Mrs . F o ss an d Mr s. Hi n kla
nwere in atta rda nc e u t i h e f i r s t
rllg m u f f
ft usuvlly
\Dmm CollFebruz. r \imI~}Ȥ a|d remember well every in
nl i ft é lrni¢~in;;I.-da y tha t o th e rs p lay -
ml hy lmvxuxr to g o to Omah a.
'lhnL is 1| rec ord for February that
will b c har d to ben t. Th e I owsro re
fur the ni ne holes bei mt 35 on the
VL Newell
warn{er than the one jus passed
the three winter months
.. .;...;,;:..~
Blair, Nebraska. March 5, 1981lI-limes at her home mem. door w tained the following at dnner on Lhe nuns couple.
nm rhnn-h,Thursdnv:Mr. nnd Mrs. Geonre Mr .n a M n Jah.. nh....i...Mr. md Mrs. Willard Webb of
Madison, visited at gh, F. E.Webb
home Monday.
Mrs.Nelson of West Point,spent the week-end with her non,
Dr. W. I. Nelson and Mrs.Nelsonand family.
_~ §wi hnrt_ pr9s e nted | mum
ho ?;e'.:l'|zursd;y ='»»gg-~
en o ,p toEbhtenhmp for g!! and to Joe
Weidam for law.
Mr. and Mn. G. I. Pfeiffer en-berhinad a group of friends at l6:30 dinner and bddge Thuzsday
evening.
and I have cet the l8¢h da of Theatre completed.lilrdl, 1981 at 2 o':lock P. J, ll West Poi.n EIectrlr fire siren
my office in amid County for the installed on Fire Truck No, 1.
lwmng thereof.Neugh-w. H. Hoernef purchll-
Dshd February 19, 1981.ed part of William Kuhl'|| lnterelt
(SEAL)I. C. EHER,in Neligh Hotel.
5-4t County Judge.[-
M o. A. _, hm "'1'hZ"é.Tp1m chureh mu withdsi trs ddny mi l. her"» §£? °n'
r:!*"°i f wwf. Re v . s unk -é ma e a
I-'nrnberg of Blair. She went home\servIees at the Methodist church
with her that evening for a few Sunday morning.
Min Arwilda Lowe wu a guest<1\{; visit.....J M..rn...W».¢ mend-.1 nm- xmnk Cranor home n¢Crnig1
_. . _ _ _ . ,_. .- __ . . . _Babes,M r .a n d M n .C.B .Me h -
rt''Hs and Mr.H o p p u t .Mr .Ho p -
p a r t g a ve n.tree pr u n i n g demon-| | lunlh\n n|Ti a na *|f»n¢|.'.1 I n I'ua
BIEEI `6€kTElf'E.l;r.m, ,mi
Pdldlla md Norm: Holhlmnbltkto Wayne Sunday afwrnmm
a u u u u u a v A a s u v u u ; \ . | . u | u
afternoon.
0 ¢ . . ~ I 4 1 \ ' n u .I -u v ' . u ' { | o | »
Q l u o u :
..+t t - . .
YORK CREEK NEWS
4- 4»a"£° b'$}T ;.';;"° "£`Ih"§`q a lackstune I S 'Ei'ntil Thursday.""""' n.u| :|| '° '"'"""* "" ucua-hotel in Omaha Mongay evening,n§term;'isi{i:g here since Satur-i "i"Fd»JNl:§»Rug?week..
given for the nmnagars of the Red day,Mrs.Bertha.Neiderkruger °°ter and children
and whim stores.left Wednesday for her home at of Pine Bluff Arkan|sas, spent a».......\.........:..:¢:.....u n . . .n . . .n..11....
1 Mr. And Mn. Clnrenee Wnchber
land chlldnn were Mvnday eveningvldwrsattheErnestGosker
hume.\Mx. and Mn. Howard William-
sen vdslted at Soren Je-nsen'4 Mon-day evening.
Mrs.Clarence Wachter a n dPhfllyn.Mrs. Eagl_}>etarsan |114
ner nz mn pupils in n recital atthe auditorium ln the high schoolon Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Muon MqK.lbben
md childre n and Min Alice Mc-Klbben Lrrived from Dewar the
first uf the week lo vlmit their
parents, Mr. and Mn. H. L. Mc-Kiyhen for several weeh.'
Mendamm H. 1 Gmn and fflmrh
Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Cady prwd-¢a nz me mms, dinner of the NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
gerry Gou§o\x§u Ch which wa
ven at r me eve A. c. Debel Attomey5_ 5 -_ g-_ ~R E. mu d i gfv n-» In ' m n o o u wi xf c o u n r o F
Mr ma Mrs. Vernon u m m m WASHINGTON c ouN'n',NEBRASKA.§§§_"';5"°°* a 2" §""'-' §f2""`§'f Emu o f Chulolts Sophi e .ul-
-TR AI N S C HED UL E -
C. Sl. P-» M. I: OmaluNorthbound
No. 4 6:55 A. M. dllly
No. 2 2:00 P. M. daily (except
Sunday)
Soulhhoumlm u d l o r Dr.m d H n .w .I, demon. Deceued.xl..1 u m n u .|..:|..
Wm. Adams Wednesdny moming|Linooln.reported the loss ol his ur trailer Mr.and Mn.Raymond Kutla
which had been taken from the and children of Columbus, spent
yud at his home some time during the week-end at Su:Wm.Lowe
the night.and Frlnk a omaau......,| wr..mm. J nhnmn a f M .ma Mn. wn nm Huh a re
ww 'mp v.¢......5 mm. .and other relatives hen.
Mr. md Mn . Hugo K
rejoicing over the srdvd
pound son on Feb. 26th.
mv num.
ruse are01 A nineIA_;'gf»"Y¢¢`i§.°'éxi;§\`€`&\g '»7éi<l\§3 " ; ; ; , ; . ¢ m ; E l i k p 1
nt tha H Knhlman home.where Don Healer sa been farm-Andenwn ing.The Metzlen an moving ln-M d Hrann .C n i onto to the house just east of the C delmve|-noved Imm neu'|Q..mf . .wh..-. m M n . n m. n u m.Hr. md Mrs .m
Feb.28th was the birth a nd-
vernry ol Mrs. Henry Kruse. Mr.
m d Mrs.Geo.Ohzt and hmi ly ,
Mr. md Mrs. Chu Ohrt and fam-
Ilu l l a 'u;....;. vm.. nn) llklnn
s wTue
hon:
M n
e':;_°f.~me= g_§==,;==-,=;._,g»;-g=_=| s..;;;s'|:a.a;;;; 'i;'ur."i| alr n.Mi.:Hd |_¢il "II'Notie is he B tha AIU L ;A:'lv .n.au- Ulu,rews and C. C. Cook.G . A n d e n o n . I F A ~ 3 ; l N o . 3 \ 7.40 §;n§;,§"""(except
Mr. and Mn. Rl! Roberta and filed with tha unrlnrnnlurnul {`1\l1l\|\r~1.|,..... Q. 'u.....n........¢-........
mr.. n o i vm.~ v i n c i u
"" ':¢i"E§° ""ii" ""'IH T" '" "' "" "w |1 T:i ' 'ii fzai ° ' " " " "'""" '"'" |.|Hn.Am F::|att wal "Sm mums at lho .r.'='r. Fitch" hams. |P¢lltthel!hmoou1|rithher.
mm 1=»um¢u F1-may ma mnr- ;gr._n4qnnm» vm work for ur. __;T_gl;=§.B§{\m§n uglgnugq
mlniltramn of the saute ol C1mr~|
lotta Sophie Andaman,deceased,
md mnda nn sypllcation far ilml
ldminlnntion and dixdurge, and
for \-he assignment. of reddue of
u h m to meh ohhnr persons u
an by luv entitled an the nme.
ln d l ha v l s s e t¢ ha 2 ln da y o!
March, 1931 nt 2 o'c.lock P. ll., u
my office in said County for the
hnring thereof.
Dnkd February Zlth, max.(SEAL)I. c. ELLER»
6-4t County Judge.
.Chu-Eutbound
¢°¢&8¢d, No, 122 6:80 P. M.-lyar thu!
Neligh -- Neiigh Hatchery open
ating.
Lyman-Decorating of Lyman
A FAMILYDOCTOR'S uxmve
IS BEST
`¥vh'é°r§`ri§§ :aa s f '.
a Norton.Theyhi!Aday vidtin at th; home oi hu' Fitch thi! summer.mrumny 5\WNlȴ|n h .za.mn. lm ms fmi lv .She attended'The Burt County 4-H Sewhminumber of friends called on
I
bm! huldnua trldp, plmnmg to besvnabout hh sis.G. I. Pm: er and Mn. J.R.Vinh! entertained the ladenof the Arlintan high sc hool he
uliy a t 1 ri dgg auty at theformex-'s home Mon y evening.Mn. R,E.Ha\I lndchildxen of
NOTICE To c a a nrro ns
OF ESTATE
a ; ; ' » , ; ; f T m ? ".Mrs Zlibm 072.5 was a guest
of relatives in Omaha Thursday
lm! I-'rlda .Mr mi' Mrs. Homer King and
t.heirdaughV.er, Mrs ithel Tltae of
Tekamah, were He an visitors on
T'hursday.Mr and Mrs. Chee Thielfoldt
moved last, week fmm near Orum
-onto the Bradley farm vacated by'ra or French.rs. ~ McQmlald_ o g Telfa-
Club with Mn. Wm. Miller, leader
met with was Adelaide Miller at
the J. D. Lowe home here amp
day afternoon.Min Ella. Donald-son, lsdahnt to the County Agent
was presenMr. md Mrs. Bernard Monnlch
of Hooper,were entertained at
dinner last Sunday a t the C.
Uehling home.
A good sized cmwd was presentat the Legion hall Frlday eveningf*?' "'€ 'f=°£*'°-ffm! #eushwr dinner
sndd pleasant evening vm :pmt o u § : " B 3 " n d 1|¢.|»DMM
ylra .Harry Rohwer,Jr.and ;;5_\;;d§; l. Ford roadaier - M ;
Mn. John Landis nm Friday for ur. mé mm Ho nra W i ll i a m-
St.L ouia Mmto spenda fe w y l aen ca nada the Clyde Lmen
aswith uri Rohwe n mother,hmm Wednesday even!m
th baby boy.The ui li i fellowHilkeman..Dr.and Mrs.Geeeaman enter- hh: been aamd Duane Frederick.
u m the following at S""""'|¢nl'd¥¢:"?.¢2" 1°;g\g__R_;=;-Syn*
uner. Mr. and Mrs. George Neale dw of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Comp-and Eleanor and the Misses Grace,um
Bertha and Edith Neale.l 12...v..»... ~r~,...|-.n....-.\ u..
Lyons, visited over theatthehomeofDr.-lhd lweek-end I
un. P. L.J. H. amy, mv.IN 'nm COUNTY COURT OFntchhuon,WASHINGTON coUN1'Y,vm Rea-NEBRASKA:
~Nofr1»cE= On'I'hundny,thel2th5ook day of March, 1981, at 2 o'elock
'M.,z Lh rc»f Qm m t ~ . ,. i.f :: ." :z 21 .. :"° :: .i
° ~.z»
. md Mrs. A. T. H1
who have been at the Vi
'meyeg hom¢Li'¢3r Qm past
L u r u e u L 0 m e n 'n o m e I nth e f or ep a rt o f thi s wee k
J .T.Mc Guir e,Co m.c
Po st No .1.wa s th e
s p e a k e r a t t h e a n n u a l l e :
. n n h l i n L L J.-.. ..1. ..\ .1
man. vlslwa nere msc monuay wnnMrs. Frnnk Amick..
The guild didnot meet thls weekon account of the banquet.A com~mittee of lldies met Tuesday eve-ning with Mrs. Adams nnd quilted.
J. H. Johnson agent last week-
.na in 1:»\M|.. mn wr..1..\...,....
gwen by me uapunc guild ladies.Miss Kathryn Hughes was boast-
mlstreas. Mrs. Edzsr Skinner gave
the invocation.The tout to mo-
thers was glven b Misa DagmarOlson and Mrs.flenry Truhlsen
o f f e r e d t h e t o a s t o f t h e m o t h e r s
a u . -
Mlsa Fnida Moeller enterwned
sixteen guests Friday evening in
honor of her blrthday.The eve-
ning Wm spent playing plnochle.
Mis.-1 .Amanda Klussen and Hans
Kny,Jr. held high scores and
"___ .~__.. __.,_.__,_. .
ln... ...mn .,~., ul. .mu lu...John Taylor, Jr.npent ThursdxywithMrs.Clemenl Wllllamsenwhile the men folks attended the
Updike sale._
Lode Hansen culled an lun bf?-
ther, Henry Hansen west of Blan-
Fridnv mnminv
n ¢ |n l u su a l Villnlmnu v v u yuu ¢uv Awwo n a b i ` f | b r a l k a , . F r e d M : a . t r o m . w i l l " o £ f e r |
qu-=\.mm."wan new m unneChapel Tuesday evening. He spoke
on "Ideals ol the Dedon".His
talk was interesting and he ex-
Ef1!:~'=<*.,';!>f=_"°,¥!~s,.»zf<=-<=f-Q bepus
.uf y»w=»~=, .. wuwe.. ...........¢...|urporting to be the last will andpteswnent of Edward Siegrint de-
ceased, late of Washington County,
at which time and place ull per-nnnrnv~ ~;".i:;......j"';;;_ ;
Friday here visiting at-the pur-
entul Claude Reid hume.
Mrs. Glen West and Mary Rosa
went to Fremont Tuesday for a
few days visit with her mother,Mrs. Peter Knuth.They returnedhome Friday.
W uw uuuguuuru.nuss rummaWestgaveatoasttogrand-
mothers.Mrs. F. B. Shrader andMrs. Ivan Helms rendered nvocadduet.Mrs. Bmlm Clark Hughesof Omaha, mlde the principal ad-
dress.Mrazg.W. Rutledge dis-missed the hering.
M i n L i n s '|(..x\|.........l......\.»-..
\/OUK una ma r e n c e u e n c xe ,lo w.A delic ious lunc h was, sgrved
at n late ho ur a nd a ver y en joy a ble
ti me was h a d by a ll.
Th e C o f f f e e C lu b me t wi th Mr s .
Mi n ni e Kn xs e Fr id ay .A l l me m-
ber s wer e pr eee ht e xc e pt Mrs. J oe
Bnlln and Mrs. .Im-nh sam-if nn..
' ~ ~ t r u c k e d h o g s f o r
Clarence Wachter Tuaday eve-
ning.Mrs.Glen Wedergren of near
Craig, cdled on Mrs. Howard Wil-
liamsen Thursday affemnon.She
also called on Mrs. Clemens Wil-
Iiamsen.
,'/4
Your healdn in mo imnnrunil*:';,'i§§€§|$;'...~.»,..,.f».¢:j@@' lad IH-\l\\:hsenmue. .fBm~' |"' ~"'Dated Febnlryl'l!-h lun.Yu?" ~in.;;.f;a;sm J. n. v|..¢§;\'.,'£'u1Z°~ (sm->x.cfEu.EB,A T vim your dnlicale bon
*3'-£\"&~!=*\f»°'-, ==v'e'»=d _lopge me County """°~=I z a . . . . . » -°°-M1-=~s\-=-3==dI@fs=\h.
" | " ' -- 1xe r i m e 1 r l
r c s w h e n
headache,
v1
Mrs. Lizzie Ackerman and lam-y apent Thursday evening at thelarenne Wachter home,helplnlttleMarilyn eelfebrate her birth
miversary.
Henry Petersen of Blpir, visiled
b t h e h o m e o f h i s l u s t e r ,M r s .
-. .. 4. .rm-|..¢ x..... .,....
ox me nuy scout work and thehonor system which is sponsored
by the Legion.A number of mus-icabselectxons were given.The
bouquet was served by the Aux-nlmry anal the business men werealso pnv1|eged to attend.About
70 were present.
I .NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT I ~ a
I N THE COUJTL COURT OF P a v i l l o n
WASHINGTON COUNTY a mm No r th o f mm- o n
NEBRASKA.Hlghwny Nu. 5
Esqate of Belinda J. Banks, de-__ ___
gas, nausea,feverishness,lack o lappetite, no energy, etc., warn ol
constipation.This applies not only
to Frown people, but more particu-
la ry to children.'1'hat's why u
family doctofn lzxative is alvuyllhc safe choice.
S 1 |- - - ».. . . . . \.¢ ;. un nu | |l || ll ,\| ¢ | | | "| | | , ¢ |- - -" " " ' -" » \n a n - ua m B e l v l l i e w h o n o w m a k e s o f H e n K h i 1'D o r a K l m d t t o _h l B h o m e tvi ti fx A d n u r h t n r n m h n n d I'h | : § n l | 'H . ¢ . l l ¢ .I L ~ p a f n n . - M m . ... . . . w . . S _ _ . a : . 'l '? } - , f_~
family . nt Sioux i;`alls,S.D., was
he re a f ew d ay s lu st wee k lo ok in g
af te r th e re ntin g of h is p ro pe rty .
Mr s .O.H. G-o dse y had a par ty
at the c hurc h after sc hool hours on
Th u r s d a y f or th e me mbe r s o f th e
J un ior U.Y .P.U.W i th frames
-4 nuuuull uc ua us uu n ulu , wer emar ri ed Saturd ay ,Fe b.28 s tOma ha .Mr. and Mrs. Claire J ohn-
son of A ub ur n , ac c o mp a ni ed the m
to th e c ity and witn essed the c ere-
mo ny .Th e bri de h as be en em-
ploy ed as c h i ef op e r ato r a t th e
CPnt|£lI nfridd anunsnf wan-an m \ -
uAvusllvvll wilri spe nt pla y i n g p m- .oc hle.Mr s .He r ma n K li n d t wo n l
f i r s t pri ze an d Mr s .Ma r i e Me h -
rens, hooby .A delic ious lunc h was
served by the hostess and the usual
go od time ha d by a ll.
Mr .and Mr s .J oe Bn lln enter-
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Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Hahlbeck
entertained at bridge Thursday
evengng l;rizes wire gf" by Ray-
man .u wi __Web Le V5 ,gy rw Harolaieroer lm d M r n R amondudwiv.A inf, lum i. .L
ceased.Notice is hereby given that
Elizabeth Wulf( has filed with the
undersigned,County Judge of
Washington County, Nebraska, her
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Sat., March 7th
MUSIC BY
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1 Dr. Caldwell? Syrup Peasih ilprepared today under strict abom-
tory supervision from fresh Iaxative
herbs and other pure in edienu,and exactly according to r. Cald-
un-il'm nriainni ni-furiminn
and :L lunch the time ""Ili "";|"i ;""f l uvvahl ';;"°gnu tained at l mni|§¢ilnEé§`§m`§"'°"?m9l"E3§'§ 1l.l...A -..-z.|_.__- _.. _ f?!"' will.m;|;Tf;¢ir »..»§.'2~.'l"§ "'¥-un
um re m went resxuence on melot south of the J. A. West home
is being improved and put in shapetorrenting.He is building amom on the west side, adding a
porrh and plastcring the entirehouse.
Friday afternoon the Hill Creekschool had a little farewell partyfor the Nnusler children.The trains again changed time
and the moming train north now
arrives at 7:11, the afternoon at
2:16.The noon train to Omaha
now goes at 11:20 and the eve-ning at 7:19._Rev. Q. C. Norlin spent two days
rarm wc-st of town.They retum~ed to Herman and are staying atthe home of the bride's brother,Chris Muhlrnann waiting until the
Wert Thompson family can vacatethe place.The best wishes ol a
host of friends is extended them.
Mrs. J.M.Hungaie of Scotts#
bluffs,and Mrs.Clara Andersen
and children of Long Pine, Neh.,
were entertained at dinner Thurs~gay evening at the 0. H. Godsey
ome.
CROWELL HOME
BELL CREEK VALLEY
Gilbert and Anna Lallman andMrs. Henry Lallman and daughter,Marinnn were Omaha visitors lastTuesday.
The Pleasant Hour Club met at
the home of Mrs. George StxengerThursday afternoon.The following families helpedMr. and Mrs. John Echtenkainp, Sr.of Arlington, celebrate their Mth
wedding anniversary Wednesday
evening.The evening was spent
at cards and buneo.Lunch was
J D | \ Y \ n e e n n u m c .
Mrs. Pete Anderson spent Wed~
nesday with her sister, Mrs. Mar-
ris Christiansen.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petersen andStanley of west ol Herman, \'i:4~lted at the parental, Peter L. Pet-
ersen home Sunday evening.Mr.and Mrs.("hri~x Vlnrlorelov
entertained at A dinner last Sunday
nvnhing for Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Bherendt and family, Mr. and Mrs.Chris Larsen and Kenneth,Gil-bert and Shirley Williamsen. Eve-ning visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Chdstlannen and Raymond.Mr. and Mrs. Soren Jensen en-
__,.--...-...nulaull na n u n ti l Ic pu u.an nn c u u uu u u|.N "~=rved, the table holding a c enter estate * of Belindaif Banks deceased
bouq uet of pink ros es and appo int an d ma d e a n ap p ii c ati tm fo r f i na l
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Today, millions of families
on Dr. Caldwell's judgrnent iselectionoftheirIaxative.l"\_r . . t . | - . . 1 \ s -c:-........D-......:
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in the
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Sung nm; 151,8 ~ \}inc? c¥;;for the assignment of residue of GOOD ORDER
hosts to the high school hasketbdl estate to such other persons as
tvzzm at a steak dinner at the Cady are 5? Iaw entitled to the same,
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"Dad'l" Health Powdea have proven very beneficial whenused with "Du|'e" Wanda' Oil for Rheumatism, Neurnlgia, StitfJoints, Neurltis, ew.
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ONE of the fine things about driving the mumFord B -
way it lakes you over the miles without atraiir off » _
No matter how long the trip, you know it vii! bring
nfdy, quickly, comfortably to the journefh. end.so.
The seats are generously wide, deeply cushioned
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M r .C o r n i s h w a s u p f r o m O m a h a
t o m a k e a s h o r t v i s i t w i t h h i s
m o t h e r .
Re v. a nd Mr s Geo e wer e la dr g gtnhswnfhnivllnn-- . I .l-.l ;
....-....... ul 6| |m\l'D uuun.1.uurn: pI1:aI°vcluu|| v:u but ||nul..|||l:" n u "i z t i w e r e k essrm a n d i Me s d ; me s Saturd ay eve nin g.u e Die ey er Lou e Ee te n -k a mp ,Theodo re' Rinas,August.A R L I N G T O N N O T E S
Ec h te n ka mp a nd f ami ly , J o hn , J r .
a n d Leon ard .Ec hten ka mp a n d lfa mi lie s a nd He nr y D i c k me y er .Mr s .Daley Th o ma s o f Lmc o n.
M l an d M1 1 II o wan ! Pn wn n n r l Bt3tB pres O f t h e ~ A B S Q I T Iname near nere.A deal was cloned last
whereby A. R. Harper trad
home west of the school houMrs.Dom Miller's place c
schonl hnusw hill M.,u . . .
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T . .| n _B W -G w r l e ~s l l I l l l l . \ f H r 5 1 .l l a -n _ . . n | | . . . | .1 - l \ . . _ . .
| h ly ,wa s pres ent a t th e reg ular
| mee ti ng o f the Reb ek a h lo dg e Fr i
!day eveni nnr. where she c onduc ted
11 school nf i ns tr uc ti on .Sho w a '_-1 - . , ,u n u | u . | :.|IJU BL IIU U p u l l m l l l i -~ ~. -_ - - - - -- - »|lAA Al n4 |ICI.l c *n i g h t f r o m D e n v e r ,w h e r e h e I| ; | 3 ' B ; 1 d d a u g h t e r s ,§ ? l " f ° -* n d Q a f l f g f % ~ . " 3 E " P ? e i f f e r h o m e s w h i l e h e r e .s e r y e d t h e h a m s a n d s h e d s w h i c h b e e n f o r n e a r l y a w e e k i n t h e i n w e r e F r e m o n t v m i t m - . , . n n
h e a s m o v i n : t o h i s n e w h o m o
James Johnson of Craig, vidted
at the O.A. Johnson and J.M,West homes Friday.Mrs. 133 E. Raver of Blair, was
here Fnday evening for we mo-u!°}' and daughter banquet. a szues:
tereat of the Home ""e n " " " " " " " "Mr. Crosby mturhed home from'Mies Nomm IIoltrnnn and Miss
Omaha on Wednesday.He has Prlscllln Rhoades spent the week-
been vsiiting Wuh relatives there 53; :sth home folgzs.Miss Inger
M -'s nsencam own '.tht,h¢
n h ? . E T~..l..t come back as gurls to mend ni week-errrl The Queen Esther Sncietv met
at the home of Catherine Winae?
on Monday evening.The girls
spent most of their time practic-inp; for a. pantomime "The 'WhiteLgplies of Worcheater", which theyl_.__..-._........A `m " " "m ko:nerd|ugl\hr.Leom-|Mr. md nfnf"'§»¢.| Janes ma |. ¢. ': f'¢u.'se. ¥...»~. magnum1.. A Wnodwlrd and o L Hu- lunlly were down from Hooper, Enlherm chunk Inn Sundgy, Feb.
m see 111| father 22 at 2-80 u'¢loek when~ Alles
r. Ill
z qhm weuuuégm °°ISl|nd|}5l! ! erlm on _
'hand .
,hteH¢mh5g5gg__g,,g|M 4 " w i l l n g :_ ill nt 'he Home lor I ~_ TE _¢"il',r
|wm present at a later date.Mrs. Mary Dolan has purchasedwhat is knuvm as the old Neff
property and exnectstto have it
rep red and put in good shape for
L xo :vu ln K I a ww nays, nur. ls some better haw.;;e1;",_{me'Tsssgn eev ng H:Mr. and Mrs. Farmer and chil-
honor of her approaching marriage dren pf Sioux Clty and B nieceAbout forty attended and spcnt a from Omlhl, called on Mr. Heady
pleasant evening playing mes. A Sunday. ` _nlcelunch was served.L5§sKuhl-M..emu -..1-..,,. 1.-
mrs.uomieh Echtenkamp,andAlbenMontgomery,son of Mr.and Mrs.Carl Montgomery ofToulon,lll., were united in mn -xdnge.To the strains ol n bril-liant wedding much nlnvod rw
renunx.C. W . An dr ews g ave a n illun ra t-
ed lec tu re " Ho w 'lo Plu m th e Ou t-
door L i vi mr R o o m"a t thp ITnmp
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2239 North 19th St.OMAHA. NEB.
Ee Club Tuesday evenlnz.
Mr. md Mrs. John Echtenknmv
recently celebrated thelr 44th wed-ding anniversary when a number
of reladvea spent a social eveningat their home.Mrs. Harry Gllfry was hostess atthe regular meeting of the W. C.T. U. at her heme on Friday aft-
emocn.Mies Annu Elsner wasthe leader for the lfternoon'e dle~
cuulcn and her subject was "The
Problem of Youth".
Mrs. Adrian J. Edgar ntumedthe nm of the week from Platts-
mnuth where she spent A week withher father, George Knffenberger.
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with flowers, lilleu and lerm and
two tall lighted candles. The hrlde'snttmdmh we n In nlnlmv
hued guwns.,Y marched mmv-idurlly In two es leading to thealtar.The rat ba enter wereMiss Ml.ldred5c\1eer of Arlington,
and Miss hv e r nn Kmsfnr ofSarlbner.They worn gowns ofllow and blue Satin and urrled
ants pink and_y§llow car-1
Wl:.ndn urhn man* Q- »..1,.. ...|_.... A.. I MTM \Uh1___, W..- ....... W -...nv vums w:Mend the summer tenn nt theWeNormal.JI" and Mrs.H-my Andersen
hue moved from neu Craig ontothe (Arm where Mr. and Mrs. Han
old Curley have been lMng.
_ ~ Melnfn Welt and luck vla-
up fro m B
eeiving wo:
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improved g
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:na nor mother Hn. U. ~""§.:'..'?.'Ff.».°=Lfy;._.
._.. ..... Nu. uuuv ru-nm haverented the Becton property wherel r .and Mrs.Ianln Hom have
Kr. an Mrs. Tom Leonlrd of
Minnesota spent a few dan lmMeek at the Wm. Olson home.
lgqe lsembers ul themgllilaion
e ve prepared n e n"Begimlng at Jerusalem"W M
'-bw yvlllgive at n meetinr nc nm
The Progressive Ladies held
their meeting et the church Tues-
day nfhrnoon with twelve lldlee
present.The refreshment com-
mittee oelmilted of Meadunas Wm.
Kruger and Oth Kruse lhd Mn.
Minnie Kruse.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schneider
oelebnied their filth wedding nn-
...»..vn».-"°{ were followed bylMisa Elsie H1 genkunp of Arllng~
ton md Mila Huldn Echienknmp
ol' Wakefield, dreesed in nile green
I-nd orchid satin md Carrying bon-queta of pink and yellow earnrtions.After these came the littleflower girl, Geraldine Wehmeyer,
cousin of the brlde, dreeud ini
m e n crepe with role bud trim-lmi ng: md enrrv imr .»....|.-.-fl
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2239 North 19th St.OMAHA. NEB.
Ee Club Tuesday evenlnz.
Mr. md Mrs. John Echtenknmv
recently celebrated thelr 44th wed-ding anniversary when a number
of reladvea spent a social eveningat their home.Mrs. Harry Gllfry was hostess atthe regular meeting of the W. C.T. U. at her heme on Friday aft-
emocn.Mies Annu Elsner wasthe leader for the lfternoon'e dle~
cuulcn and her subject was "The
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Mrs. Adrian J. Edgar ntumedthe nm of the week from Platts-
mnuth where she spent A week withher father, George Knffenberger.
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_"____,......,,...up quvun slumsMrs.cufréra Ray went to Blair of pinodale.Mrs.Claus RhohwerSunday for u few da vid hnynt with o [Andis held high scones,.her mother.Mn. Fred Heine and ChrisMiss Bessie Williunmn of Hoop- Iverson #um eonsoled.A very de-'
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,_uma! uecuwry in mznnfwmrihs-In addiuunyou uve mm! dufllnxa beanie of the
law 6|-ul cost af tim new Fold, for can of upeuiam md
up-keep, and low yearly depncilldonIJIIDB nan.Mrs. Claudo Raid was called zo
Bloomfield,Nah. Friday evenlng
b the serious illness Ot her mo-J, Mrs] Lydlck, suffered a heart
attack.She hls made har homehere with Mn. Reid untll n few
weeks ago.Mn. Lydck is recov-erlmz nleelv.
..,........ "uw was nm oy all.Mrs. Ella Price of Blair, ln visit-
ing with mlnlvea thi;Week.
Mrs. Henry Fincher wu hoateu
in the kemingwn on Wedneadny
afternoon.An mloynble time vu
had by all prnent.
H " ~lmd th, mldo r-
ahould er co o l f re d u md:woot p e a m n m brlde wore a
l°Wn o! white utln and lam. Hervdl wan of embroidered tulle heldin place by A wreath of orangeblossoms And can-led a shower
bouquet of roses md lremlu.Thebrldaandmatron of honor were
m u .Q nn., -L___\-
Tnnlhv
...... ....-.uw cmumex steps h the_,zunalobrmkhllumwbenhcldl bride groom andbestmnn Iiu-rymJunior S ggg,~ qut of n tree he wu uimmlng.He Echtengxmghatreg brlde'u farothfg
E"""°.=";f£ '1°'lYi°"3 °:€*'>: u¢~ i:,5 °°**"= "°"= °~"° "°" a t cm.- '..~n '°'°'~
,ww |l:unllAl|¢0.The next meeting will be held with
Mn. Geo Sheets in two Yeoh
Mr ond M n Wllbur Oonety
evéalngwhen r m d l l n . C l l !
R l , M .m d l l r Chuo --'°'":..e=a =- i s r
M111 A e I nM S L - e e f l i m h i a m e m m h m n u
uthe y a r e mo v l nfo NewEng~
t.nllv i v z wo . a mi 1 nieslunch vu served.Mn. E. E. Caldwell of Tohmnh
I unuderwant an operation fksre mnen y»13€.T'd hu. Seturdey with
ber dner, u c E. Johnson.
The Ladle: Ald will lllbet at the
Wedneldl for work.
' M n .Geeeemm enwtalned 14
ladies Thurndey lflemoon compli-
menhry fo Mn. Carl Phldhusen.
A mont pleumt elfernoon v u
spent by all.
The 0. E. B. hold Ra meeting
Frldey withthe diltflct mpervleor
Mn. Albgta Hughes of the Vat:
Chapter a. 8 of present.
Mn. Fred Blmkenleld, a. member
of the Hooper chepber, wu n dm
Mor.Delldunn Nfruhmenh were
wma by ln. Jnob Slee k, AlmnAmd Mule Ind llr. and Mn. Fred
Hdle .
Ha mm K llndt wu in Lincoln
on budnuu e couple of dey: Inq!
week.
wen pleu|nLli{a\u»pr'Ised M y
:mm um mx evmlnt was
y Aze ;wll]be Bs rv e dhyHn.Eve re N Mr. and Mn. Goo. Olm enhr-
rlinett Love", md Prof. Sehnok~enberg addqi greatly lo the ef~feetivenem by playing softly dur-
mg the ceremony.Rev.G.W.Walter pertormd the ceremony.
A reception wu held et the home
of the brlde's parents.At five
o'cloek n three course dinner wu
served w shout no nate.Pinku m white predomlnnted in thecolor scheme suedlnall the rooms_;=»<=<»==¢»-»¢_;,g»§»» g_k'=»»~g=-°eco feltreemen and xv an
Whiteca°| tle dwi ¢ hpi nkwlla ,plu:euni; and not cope to :notch thebo wl: o f Pi nk md y e llo w urn-ffm. ldded beauty ve the tables.
The chnrlverl umm!was l u n .
Thezueahdevute dsta lntohour,leaving many ha ndful :i th fo r
4 lbove ~ b e l l
l . 0 W P I I C I S o r r o n :C A I !
r . a | . l \ » » » o . r l » - I~ M ¢ - ¢ ¢ ~ l- - w ~l l l h v r u n d w u u u h
asrudanunlont.Yo u a n l n g a f u u l l u a o n u i l n u n p q n n ga u n u n n n u - | l » u u h » ¢ | ll l ~-lus~»\vl'onl¢iu»nl»»J'w¢ld-nth.
@
Bobbie l m m -:pm t :S a m a i r .'
`Mrs.Ruth Rosen~-
'Sands dinner guest ofMn, 5 m Je ppersen.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. NAlvin ol Irvington, weat the Will Harper ~-~
evening.Nels Andenon of Wdi e d o n M n .Sophia
Monday.C.B.Hansen ol B
vldtor has Wednesday.
Mr.and Mrs. Harryentertainedseveral inecard party at their mme
night.
Gus Kmnberg in quite
writing and ia confined
Mr.and Mn. Tom
have mowd into the Mr:Neal property. hnwlng
farm md anld their
'M m mn k B y m w s u enter-tdn the la?-l\0d.hn Lldiu' Aid llher *;_°=;=; m the country Friday.
mi.. Gm Kronber entertained
Saturday afternoon n lwnor o l
her da1\§ghher{nv'l;wgila'a wg birth-
d .ose wereHlelund, Ruth Browx mm Ran-
fs:_"°'a.°' sm' °°'s"~B,,.§'°°°"°'
ro er an I l lher.#iw girls greatly enjoyedthe
aiwmoon playing games.Twyla
received many pretaf gsm Late
in the aitemoon,rn.Kronberg
° a m . ~d=§g°g-]"n¢hvi.§¢;r
w c e gm e E gEwyls many more happy bir1}\~
aya.Qdte a number of ehangn hav'e
been .made the Put week among
the tenant farmers near Ken-
téxllge Je na edhn;m d
Jahne\,who moved his nwpeny
gave the Response.rvm -of Fremont, led the singing and
allo gave a piano solo.m t
campmled M Enrl Jenkins,rKronherg,George Hedelnnd mdI-'rank Byers, sms several selec~tion.: which were grand; e=»1;;-=<1~Guem of Mrs. W.. W ght
Friday nliemoon were Mn. Henry
Plugge,Mn.Chu. Gottsdt of
Washington and Mrs. Jorgensen of
Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. George Hedelund
were hosts ata pinochle party attheir home Saturday evening. The
followinamjoyed the evening m-
gether:easrs. ind Mendnme# E.Wright,Edgar Fairchild,Hana
Jorgonmn,W.B.Rosenbaum,
Frank Byers, Charles Berry, W. E.
un ul
d 59°
w.athdr
Hght
ny o i
..the
at 2
Couri
the
g,
m m :
Court
1 for
FIBS1 ' lm m onx s r c a unc nW. Byron Pnrdun. Putor
Sunday School at 10 dclock
W i th The Churches
AB TOLD BY THEIR PASTOR8 1
Ep w o r t h In lg ue a t 6: 3 0 Ind e v e -
ning preanhing' |:r.»AL »Ices at 7:80.
Th mn o f o r th e mo r n i n g a m n o n ,
" T h a F lu ! o f G o d " .
U"a n r n l u on
"0 Thou, by whom we come to -
The Life, the Truth,Way,
The path of praya thy t -
land, muh un hdw to pnyl"
B A P T I S T c n r m c a
L J . I o n a , P a n o :
m n : - a n - n
W a a r e g l n f i t o r e p o r t a
UIIII1 li KENN Nd estate (or n detuminltRJ OTTINGS the um J tha death of as
\W " I .oaient., um he died mumMr. ""'Mr .na na le .adt emmmmm of hx. hdrs,
.ru.,»\»°f-H4 sz=d.f°z1.°"v vi-f*=°d.~°?M; 22 MJ1 °k§"m"i°}§1"'§',1
a n I .Mi lle r wa si'f.'!.lL.'° *........"E.,arlvn t h !l d d l i l l
" " "n . " ""'s=,¢,;Iraove the Address I.mi"1,,.,m¢ Miller if"
vnumn luiin xupnunen home m um :mmm, died ";,ed_Hot\d|YI'l\|esd.ly._.'wv nn -mfnrU\»r rKENNARD NEWS lotifiodHr.and Mrs. Louis Gorehamlnr..and Mn.Clvde E.Rosen .shing1>on.||nd family,Mr. and Mrs. Fritz
Anderson Ag-p md family, Min Edna Inger-
mlev and Arthur Mueller were sup-r , v u I per guests md evening vmmrs at|the P r a n k G u m home Mandayon..,...» evening in honor o! Mn. Guseisld: nt s birthday.samrdny Mn . Pe n na mu mn p e a t In t
uns com nas Dy omer nxn236, dgy of nmh, 19 81 ,
o'c1ock P. u. in Um Ccunty
Room in Blair, Nebraska, x
time and place of ui d he
a ndthzti ly o udo no tthe ns
and coniest I-he uma the
my grant the mii e! pra y:__E l n - f f f f " ° ° n mt h Mmf therdn.
b ii é ' ~ is v e r u l r e l a t iv e s
and friends at their home Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs.Rosen-bnum's birth anniversary.Thoseresent to lnjoy the eveningwereglessra. and Mesdamer Gus Kron-
b€fK and Twyla, Fred Andreanrn
ani!children,Sherman Anderson
and children, Henry Miller, Kath-
erine and Ned.Pete Inman and
family, Paul Masters, Otto Gottsch
and Mrs.Catherine Japp.Theevening was spent playing plu-ochle.I-Hgh neon; warg held byElaineand Fred Andreaaen _and
l i f m : 1 r l l l l l l l l l l l e l u u m m m m a a n d\| | ¢\| la.|UF - ! ! 1 \ ! \ _ H r l. _ w i ll - » ~ - - - 1 n . : . . . . " } " . _ _ _ . n \ 1 . . . . -r
Fspent. Friday afternoon mth Pm nu uul Zi nn ur o x ma nn. :v uHllchcbqlvl Knuds¢|\'n_I (SEAL)x. C. ELLER.awasians w um church memner-Ishipon Ealki 'Sunday mcrrdns..
April Sth.Let mll who are intu-
esied, gut their names w the nw
wr as mon u rosedble.The or-
... ...___.., L- __.-
af 'ahl-sg|;|There WIAsame siaknen among those who
are regnlnr uundmu and leaden.
We Qu yum wi ll he able t6`be
with ua on nexv. Sunday.We had
Ggnrnde
mud thdr
nuchineri:holun °f
Yhombehlvera Sun-. and Mrs.
nlly.
Mr. and Mrs. Torvd Andenspent Sundny aliex-noon at wCunninghnmh.
Mr. and Mrs. Chu. Cunning]-as
wars dinner guests of Frank Cuninghaufs in Blur Friday.hfir.Ind Mn. A. C.Anders"d i n Bla h* Sundny mum
"ew R:°!=r°e~=»-_ _ ._
on
m,
\mln-
on
ra.
i-at 'C<>m& Judge.'
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
I N ' n m CO UNTY c o um'OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
Engng ol Olive A. Ward,De
low :cores br Mr. and Mrs. Pet-erd d wn g m.D a i ly nlucuL a r p n Priies welre \";;=e nc | Opal J p p e m n Pr ir r"
c o r mg y .A t a ate 0 ou r,r e - l b Mr s.Blacc a n d ~fre shmenta wen ; s erved .y .r L:1.,l r\
u u u u u u n
;were wo n
. B. Rosen-
r. and Mrs.A delicious
served.
i n n h l D A B
Ei=<'i§"§1§`w'§|2'u1}`'f§»§n`
rec ently purc hased ro m lf
Jacobsen.Mrs. J ac obsen
ed a house i n B la i r a n d
he r s o ns ha ve gone .then
! I n f r v Swan son han adsn
which he Omaha.
lrs.Mary Mr. and Mn. Carrol '
has renb and children of Blur, vshe and dny dinner guests of Mr
2 uw }|ve.George Hmmm and fun
' 5 " " " ' " ° " u l D lp u s m " " " " ' l u u u u 'a n u mb e r o f th e me li a b e r g o f th emtere d $0 c hild ren, adm.I i l u t h n d h t r h n r r h i n mn*Ffuwzninnr
¢~._4._m\.... \...,|c a m s - r u m c m m c n °°" .;;' : . , ; : : ; a m : " . , r a . ; ; : "
A. J. H-lrkiif Pl-iw!tor.We were glad fa have them
MII..l h g l Andmasen lll d .lll|l°lE'L'2"'*i' i.'{'. |:|!m:1`i"ii.-i :,i:m';aaTii;-.' im... I yv. 1-1. wnggr. "af low." " " ' * " ' " '°"a',,:°°;'.:.a"'x:"..',:.,°:.:
m e . nes 1y.°mi md Mrs. Sha-nna'1 Andaman E.'2.°.f"°$.'l'!f'°{,|.!.'i_'5.'E!
purchas-county.the farmbert Nel-
\ he pur-
is futher,
ir.Fred
this farmwill livebe-:n li\'~wed fromnorth of
indrousen
who has
'rl moved15.Lara
_ .. fn...
l wAsmNG'roN NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. James Sunds and
family spent Mondxz evening at
the Henry Tietgen UNE;Mr. and Mrs. Zeth Whited mov-ed Wednesday from the Sibbersen
farm to tIl;e'A. C. Andersen farm.
north of a e..Mrs. w. A.'.Ke r called on.Mm Wm. Christe n Wednesday
afternoon._Mr.and Mrs.Clmn Slender
spent Sunday at the Ernest Ker-
wuxe uotucn moved l'Tltlly.
NOTICE To c nnurro ns
A. C. Debel, Attorney
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
In the Mutter of the Estate of
Stephen A.Ward,Deceased.
Il as
Washington County,|
NOTICE
'I'n Nm \..x».. nl lnw nuff ..¢ Lin
STATE OF NEBRASKA
semen. _Notice is hereby given that
Norris E. Ward has filed with the
undersigned,County Judge at
Washington County, Nebraska, his
final report us Administrator of
the estate of Olive A, Ward, de-
ceased, and made an application
f o r l i m administration and dis-
charge, and for the uaigm-nent of
residue of estate to such other
persona as are by lnw entitled U0
the same, and I have ref. the 286:
Bible School, 10 A. H.Morning Worship, 11 A. M.Chrinlal Endeavor, 6:30 P. H.
Preaching, 7:80 P. ld.
lid-week meeting wodnudny.
'I:80 p. m.There were 80 at Sunday School
lut week; the goal lor next Sun-
day in 100.
The Prepentecost-al Campaign
mmm well lat Lord's day. Cudx
are being returned with veryda y o f M mh 1931 at 2 °'¢1»¢s|pwmisdn|u1zr¢em¢nts vmmn upon
r, M., at my office in uid County 1 m .A 11911 together mean:n
ns well an n number ol other vin-
itors.Our mngnegatdlun was nhocloed
at the sudden going of Mrs. Rod-
man, one of our lnlthlul members.
Our sympathy is extended to Mrs.
J. H. Bron, who is also n mem-
ber of our church.Ot course euh or you are work-
ing to get our Sunday School at-
tendance up to one hundred.The
leant that you can do in to be pres-
ent every Sunday.
Do not forgd the Mothers and
Dnixohtprn Hammer. to be held at
»~'.r::sv.:&I ext.: llnmlrn ~urelr nu m:ouuuruuy nlgnu LU:`i'"'fe'T?f'lI'°'é¢'~'¥'." »f§.§'§'$`f3"»f'}'l. ~ | Messrs. and Mesdameg Jasper Ros-
1§§.=I0n'»mlwh day -Me ss rs m d enba um,Chas.Bates an d W llmn .
Mesdamvs will .1a{>p. Allrrust .mpp Fhfqgk N°§"°»|.G'§"FR°"°'b°"dm ;=;=;1
and c hi ldr en , Cly dg F Rosenbaum c 1 rent a r " g c renc an c 1 -.."dron,mi l N I and children,°f' f! ,"h 'l'h ",' }' J " "" ,, ;.I "' .rf 'f ,"f d l l m o n a r d Peterhon an d c hildren:
vac ated by S wan so n.A l
sen is to oc c u foy th e f am
chased nec en ty f r o m hi
Peter J .Nelaen o f Blai
Nelse n, wh o ha s bee n on
f o r a c o u ple of y e ar s,c m m r e n m m m l u e r I n u B u n -I° .ra r H i l l e l L e n a .B a t e s ,I d a M e f ,w h e r e A l b e r t N e l n e h u
f¢ £ °.. 'I:3 1 2 § § : : : ' ,';~::";,,,%';Ef~ ».¢¥`§2'.9 5 1 - 1 4 V k d e f - Z f s s l e f -A' ¥ ° - Y - 1 e | ! 2 f 5 -E l m s ' £ ' P 3 f * = ; f 1 '_ ! = = =
u " I l ' l . ... ..... ..H é i e n L a r s o n o f F r e m o n t ,M a n
pmret,Au gu s t nml Fred Sc hurrmk-
er.Cards furnished the after-
noon'p and oveninsfs entertainment
Prizes a t pinoc hle we re awa rd ed
C.E .Rosen baum and Mr s .Cath-
erine J apn fm* high s c ores. and to
Mr s .C.FI.Rosenbaum and J o hn
Ander son for lnw. A de lic i ous mid-
nigh t lumi h wa s s erved.
Mr#(} <wr ¢\11fln|¢ln\:md dupuh-
fo r of A r li ng to n , vi s i te d a t B e r t
nou r,rer res nme nts we re ser'ved.lMr:1.Paul No e l an d 'Har land
Fre nc h he ld hig h s c or es and Mr s .
Glen n Rosen bau m an d C has. Ba tes
he ld lo w.Suitable prizes we re
ac c ordingly awarded.
Mr . a m i Mr s . He r m a n K r u s e o f
Benn ington were Su nday gu ests of
Mr. an d Mrs. Cly c le Rose nba um.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs . Cha rles Be we r e M r andM n .H o m e r w a l ?an d cl1il1ren,|
M m `Ff|Frn\|n§|\Dniivv ua..-n._l-..
me n. Ln mauro :armKennardto the Jacob J'farm.Alfred Nielsen 'been occupying that fan
onto the Blnco proper
Frantlsen has moved ont,
near Washington.Ed C]
of 'near Florence, has mtvfarmrecentlyvacatedt
Peterson, Mr. Pf tvrson ra farm near Wnlthm Ms e n o f S o u t h O m a h a ,lm
| \ I\ * fl * h h 'T 'n \ n u z f n h n n n b
§'»a§¢.é§$é;
ved tothe>y Albert
novin mr. Nlgml-
as moved
fa ner name.swMr. and Mrs. Lars I-'randsen of
near Kennard,moved on to theRetzlof! farm last Saturday. Her-man and Llllinn Retzlolf moved to
Waahin .M r .a n d M r s .O a k s a n d f a m n l y
u . . .l' h . n lnlfnrnnn
-, .... ..,... .., ......, ... ... .....,devisees,legatees,ezedlwrs,and
all persons interested in said Es~
mm.
You, and each of you, are here-
by notmed that on the 2nd day
of Marnh,193l,Norris E.Ward
-for the headng thaeof.
Dated March Znd, 1931.
(SEAL)I. c. ELLE
'I-At County Judge.
NEBRASKA INDYYHTRTAI.
R.
gain for each one.
CONGREGATIONAL c mmcn
A.Il.Newell.Puto r
For the Third Sunday in Lent
n.. mnrnina thnmn win lm "He
the church building Friday evening,
Much 6, at 8:45.We want thi!
lo be a real social md spirltunl
treat.We expat it w finance iffsell, yet it is not a money mining
projeet. Mothen, bring your daugh
ters an d daughters,bring your
mothers and have a good Lime to-
gether.Mr s . T h o u . H . B o g e n c !
Omah a,will be the speaker;the
men will ser ve.
Could you ru n your fa r m or
business or home very long if your
:-....\...Anlu h a l l - . . m u h i n
v
Sv.ihart's Wednesday.Mr s .A .C.Ho lme s *°"\r1n»'-fl toBeave r Cro ssing the middle oflanrt
week af te r ha vin g spent several
:lava wi th her :la ugh ter nn fl ann
in- la w,Mr .and Mr s .Gi ff or d
Frenc h.
Mr s .Gle nn Rose nbau m a nd ' her
mothe r.Mr s I .E .W a r d enter~
tained th e Metho di st Ladi es'A i d
at th ei r ho me Thu rs da y af te rn oo n.
gl\\.f\l!ll mnnulu nrnvn nirnnnue I n
iiéi''Y "l3°"`a?" dan§l;,arrloaf nelull.an re rnmer 'D aE d g a f d S i n t
1 r.and Mr s ..Otto Kempc k e,hir. and Mrs. Cha rlie Kempc lre and
ehil&l1e'n both of Lyons, visited rel-
atives here Sunday .
1'-l¢SHr§\.Pe wr so n and K e lle y o f
Tllair,vlanted a t the 0 .W .Ma r -
shall h ome Saturda y e veni ng.
r lli r. an d Mrs . Fra nk Ho lland a nd
fh lldr c n ,Mr .an d Mr s .Delb ert
v ¢a v s u v a v u l | L l v . .\ v » l \A n n a n ;Mr .an d Mr s .E d 'I"homas o f
Havelo c k,h a ve mo ve d on to the
W i d e n e r f a r m n o w o wn e d b y J i m
Rhea.Mr . T h o ma s wi ll wo r k f o r
Gr o ve r Willcins.Mr .an d Mr s .
Th o ma s aTe we ll k n o wn i n th is
c o mmu n ity h a vi n g f o r me r ly li ve d
heme for several y ears.
Mr s .Char les Gotts c h o f n e a r
W ash ington.wa s a vi s i to r a t t h e
T. E . F re n c h h o me Mo nd ay .
an a mr . a u u m m \Jlt:u 'I'-H* -'"""an d da ug h te r spe nt sa tu rd a y a t
th e Ke rs te tte r ho me .
M r .and Mr s .Ne ls M .Nie ls en
vis ited a t th e Ole La rs en ho me
one d ay last wee k.
Mr . a n d Mr s . W m. Matz en we r ecallersa t th e J ames Su nd a ho me
Satur day e ven in g.
Mr s .Ke r s te tter a n d E dwi n . Mr .
and Mrk. Glen J efferson and Gwen-
do ly n an d Mr .an d Mr s .A .C.
fi le d his du ly ve ri fi ed p etitio n i n
th i s Cou rt,se tti n g r e n a l o m
Ste ph en A . W a rd d ie d in te state in
and s.resident o f W a s hi n gto n
Go lmty , Neb ra sk a , on the 2n d da y
o f J u ly ,1923,th e o wn e r i n I e o
simple o f a n undivided on e- ha l!
-..._----..-_... ...........-.......E W
A b o u t f i ve an d s i x mi le s on
Fos ter ro ad h a lf mi le east an d
r u m i n g so uth gr n vd e d .
W ausa --Mes ars.Leo na rd Grog-
sta d t an d Ra y mo n d Er i c k s on p u r -lntemst i n Lo t. s even (1 ln B loc k chased Ch evro le t g ar ag e o f th i s
eleven (11)i n Dext»er's Addition 'plac e_
gg the Cie' _of i3lair,_ Washinirtonl Ne li gh - - Mar i e Ha n s e n o p e ne d a
u n y n a n :u » » » °- . » 1 . ¢ . . ' .. . - - . .. _. _ -th | . t h a th E a r s to H e a r , L e t Hi m
He a r " .L e n te n le a f le ts a r e t o b e
distribu ted at the c lose of the aer-
vice.Th e y sh ou ld b e h elp fu l f o r
sp i r i tu a l c dtu r e .
le n t.is th e best o f ti m e s i n
wh i c h to c h e c k u p on wh a t we a r s
doi ng,an d wh a t w e c an do,to
ma k e mo r e general he lp fu l wo r -
| Au bvll uz w a s \ | | | | ;|»u¢.|.u a l vu n n ul p a y y o u r e x p e n s e s ?O u r c h u r c h
U s I a c m g j u s t s u c h n s i t u a t i o n . T h e
Q \ .1 g n r - _ : . s .n . . -........14""i,'"j " " " j " ~ ~~ mngdon of Omaha, were s d Mr.and Mn. Mm Andenon$.23 '€,'f.|..ff§I"R'\`lI.".I.`? ..,.Y".EE.'II'...f'.I"E.'i| '"=:u°f rv2»ff_==¢ W. E. m...,'I|'1.FI|.|m 1°om-nd Saturday 1==Sur ld s wen
at th e J e f i
Ran 'Pint
E ~ d i n n e r g u e s t s ~~~m m c a ! e lllrhe Croffe Cu n i n e r ship'~in the church'g f UTEIHDQFSHIP Wlll UQCIUB I.lll?\II|\»\|l¢enson home a u r vwi n g as hi s sole a n d urliy fo r me r l occ u 'i p h n q é l i m i courge b u t also wo rs hi p i n the 'Y o u wi ll n o t be m i " ° d Ln th e
:mn a n d n e lfn o ld Ulme r heirs a t la w o l i m A .W a r d m l 1,,....,.\......4,....P sf l............ L-..:...un\Ȣnan'nr.,en li s tmen t c amn aisr n du ring f l w.-.,. - . . . . ......\..unu wu||\||\||u lOmah a.
Mr s.Ed n a Be nton and c hildren
are snnmlinrr :1 fe w d m u wi th
Mrs. E. Spr ake r an d f arnf ly .
I\fi'=s Lo la Smi th , wh o is teac h1
ing n t Fnn tn ne lle, sp en t the wee k-
end vith h0_r parenta, Mr. and Mrs.
par.nnd Mr s .Ot to Olson an dc hlldren o f Ceresco,we re Sunday
viwitors a t the Ber t S wi hnr t home.M r .an d Mrs. 'Charlie .Anderson
o f Oma h a ,visited relatives here
on Sunday .
Mr . an d Mr s . C a r l L u n d o f F r e -
mo n t.*inrnt Rnnrlnv wiilm Mr u
spend th e week-end wi t h M1-.anil
Mr s ;An dr es An de rs on , wh o cele-
br ated the ir silver we dd in g last
Strada .1\Ir.y and Mr s .Ha r o ld L a u tr u p
w e r e h o s t s a t a c a r d P a r t y S a t u r -
d a y e v e n i n g .' T h o 8 e p r e s e n t w e r e
u n a a h u n h l 'l f n u i n m n e W i l l " H Y U -
|-'-- - -'-------- ucncany neun'fI§ ;rl2e :§ "D e11i1'e¢l here last Norris E_ warg-tgmg th ti.____greek and BN back on their old tioner is the ovmer of ssid pfeal w§f"¥.`"fn§l','i¥§,g"&'§§§"e?e'§»§'§'.L"§
1 estate,he havmg inherited the and dial telephone equipment for
same from said decedent and from telephone users in Harney and
Olive A.Ward now deceased w hate tm;ff fm'§.E2fe,f,t?1 flm l?:f,1|,_ ahah!that no amllication has ever beer fh; A+;een 0 :oe areas o
bs.Jo Mr.and Mrs. Henry Tietgen
Ben Tietgen and Reynold Ulmer
u u u l u u n u u s p c l a u l l a l L u c .Th e al i s .Th e y o u n g p e op le a r e u r g e d to f i r s t h a lf o f Ap r i l.1 K0
ra lly so th e Chu rc h s c a m!a t 10 eve ry mf f pb e r wur slup n s..'=}'§{1f
~Q 6:i0 :serving and every member giving
_ _ - » . . - - _ -- - - - -.. . . . . .. _. _ . _. . . . . ._ _.
W y mor e Ma c e a n d Da le H a r -in to bui ldi ng.e r opened blac ks mi th shop i n 'S c o tt s b lu f f - N e w B l u f f s C n !
Rawli ng s bu ildin g on B th S t.:oper ated b y Lan~y Si mo n to n :-
P l a tt s mo u tl v - W a te r p l a n t m a y Lena Ny c e opene d for busi ness.
be bui lt her e.|Sc o ttsb lu f f- - Ne w Fede ral bu ild
May woo d---C urtis ro ad to b e i n g a t c orner o f Sixtee nth Stme
gra ve ie d in ne ar f utur e.an d Sec ond Aven ue ,to be read
Ro d C l o u d - H o wa r d Ka le y pu r -f o r | c u pmmc y May I st._
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I ¢ . » u u | » ' ]u n u l l a u a i o ."Louisa Lunii.
Mr .an d Mr s . A . J .F o wle r a n d
daughter were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mm, RaymondDixon of Omaha.|Mr. and Mrs. Will Famberg ofBlair, were ghosts of Mr. and MrsHarry lllncn Wednesday eveningx.Clyde Swihart has been ill the
pant week.
Miss Selma Rosenbaum spentthewr-ok-end with ¥1'r nnrontn,Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rosenbaum.
Hansen, Gifford French
Gottsch.
will be services at thechurchSunday evening.
at 7:45 p. rn.Rev. Hans
n n ; s \ \ . | u | | | s 3 i l u |u i |
er, Clvde
and Otto
ThereLutheranMatrix 15Nelson of Blair. will preach the
sermon.Sunday Scnool as usual.
Frank Van Deusen arrived on
Monday from Missouri to attendthe funeral of his father, D. W.
Vanbeuson.rMr.and Mrs.B-an Bailey and
th;.v;;;;;;..~;. ~ `i§2§¥.Té"0i'E§§|g=.1 in tlie- State of Nebraaka for|""§r§ii'F.im»y surveys made in
s i r e Mr. and Mrs. Alben Han-, ... ';';"°'"'"'°"* 2; z2..:2;"u';"*;;.; §':;'"a.:.a"a~.§s,zf;~.f.;°f ~
~ Stgulaié. vieikityh f t ~heigstor by persons claiming to biiilines.S P¥P€
wo 1 1 .week fi. Battle creek, Ia. where 'Q-§,uf.°§"2§f§°§l.i2"'§§'that " ° l Pender J . F Mallory sold his
he will work in a blacksmith ahop.|n sas .B ever ao- soft dnnk business zo J. A FryMrs. C. v.Shumaker and M lmore zhsiritv.iimniir th;reof;l #335 Tekamaim-~Norseen Drug Store
1§§_f'a';{;§§ °{:,ff' Elkcityisince I;he death; ;ai3§eA1';nr;[rei>;¢i;:_doi1mn Schluter pur-
Chris Nelsen called on Ole Lm.fend praylng for an order of thiaichased Louie Grandgenett garage
sen one day last week.Court barnng all claims agninstand weldhmg shop.
\ 1 ~ tl§'"i5"Rxr.-2-1.4 I 4... nv u H. 14 \r;|p,u\n\:|u.» LU umu-l m Thur sday to :attend a reunion
o f th e fr ater ni ty to whi c h he be-
longs.
S t m mr t Hu r d is n o w roaming
and h oardi ng u t Mrs . C. MiHc r's.
Ab oh t one hu mlr ml fn th vr s and
son s ntto nd ed the b an qu et h old ui
gpg Mothodistg c hurc h basement on
c u l u s e u L u u m ,e q u l p l l l t u h H n u u u . | \ . \ :l d n l b v i o s - \| f h | h n v n u . n l n l r l f \ n | n 1 » i n n r n u n a n .~O D H t a t 3 l . 0 l d B ~1 6 -1-rnlny cvc ningn J ud ge He r b e dRhoadvso f Oma ha ,svns to haw'
lmvn U10 5\]»"nk¢r vf tho r\r 'rr \"'
but thin Tn ra miru:1|l~*r:l:1r1r|in:5 ]~¢
L l l \ \ \ |l L U 4 va u w b a u va v 0wnvuo Y ' l " " | " "a g e a n d m o v e d h i s C h r y s l e r a g e n c y l i e v o u n e m p l o y m e n t s i t u a t m n .
Repair Dzpartment
Gascline Bills is Equipped
by Buying with the Best MachineryNew or USed Model A Ford
We can REGRIND and INSTALL PISTUNS
Du1'i12g the G A S O L I N E CON-
T E S T held last 'week sefven DRI-equipment.
VERS tied for'E I R S T PLA CE
74. 7miles 012 a PINY
l
bv D 1e1V1N<Our Greasing Department willQ
0? gasoline T 70. . . H r r ' r 1
S UNTIED PARTLY
' T U R D A Y by Nels
and Rant Brewster,
g the same mileage
e each $5.00
'ze was 'won by Dick
nd Henry Lamp.
~portation Economical and Durabl
W h y Pay More
o r A Dem on s t r at i o n 1
e
r e a s o n a b l e p r i c e
LAST SATURDAY bv NelsBuchardtandRantBnewster,
each getting the same mileage
and we gave each $5.00
Second Prize was 'won by Dick
Maxwell and Henry Lamp.
We Repair Ti res.
A
B
III
We straz hten, Fenders, Bodies
and do Repainting.
A Ford is Fast Transportation Economical and Durable We give WRECKER SERVICEW h y P a y Mo r e
For A Demonstration
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Arnd
Ford DealerBla Nebraska
~ " f w¢"7'<fw
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Bhir. Nah:axkl. Mnréh 5. 1981
Wmted-Any kind of work.
Mrs. Jem Heinzerling.6-8%
Mr. and Mn. Clifford Munson
and children of Omaha, visited in
the E. M. Terrell home on Sltur
day.
Miss In-ne Huck of 0 - n m .
qu-.nt the week-end at the home Ul
har parents, Mr. and Mn. H. A.
Huc k.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thomu, Mr.
and Mrs. M. R. Lippincott md
Mn. Mania Nuble drovu to Omn-
Wanted-Hausa work,by the
hour nr day.Phone Blue 811.l t '
Mrs. Jonas Burdum hu beenonthenicklist this week.
m s Chevrolet Conch.s215.oo.
Arndt-Snyder Motor Co.7~lt
Furniture, nm and floor cover-f m Matlmw R. Bendorf.21-u.
Glorlx Metdnger la spending a
couple of weeks nt the c .E.
Krause home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Klapp drove
Pubscribe (or The Enw-pl-zu.
Fnrnlbmn, mn and noor cover-
wz s lhthew R. Bendotl.2141
Cobs! Cobs! Cabs for sala Phone
Red 141.Late Golden.6~8t°
Tha American Leg-lun Audlinry
will meet this evening, March 5,
for inltiabory work.
Bring your watdx repair work to
w. P. Txamer at the Wal!! Drug
Store.7 -u
Misa Dorothy Gray of Fremont,
:pmt the week-endwl¢h her par-
Mr.and M n .Chula ;Muallar
md urn of Tehmlh, were Sunday
guuu at fhe E. S. Pedersen home.
Mr. and Mn. Chris Lnrlen and
daughfer,Dorothy were Sunday
visitors at the George Pollen homenorthwest of Bldr.
Mr. and Mn. Harold Sdlller ot
Omaha.,were dinner gusts hat
Sunchy at the George Van Deumen
imma.
Kr.md Mrs.Henry Iarenzen
Ind mn,Arnold 01 Ft. Cslhoun,
were dinner guests at tha Cu l
Mr. md Mn. Chu. Reynolds of
Omaha. spent tha day [ut Sunday
at the Burl Vaughn home.
Mn. Eleanara KI-8'-le and Roma
of Wnyne. spent we week-end st
the Pnrww.Jens ,Black Jemen
home in thin dty.
Mrs.Hmry Borcherding and
Mrs. August Schenzell md son of
Fremont, were vldburs at the Elzy
King home Inst Sunday siternoon.
The Ed Hdler family, who have
boenbouringthawenfor thepast
.. .4
Min Dorothy Brown,daughter
of Mr. a nd Mn. H. H.Brown,
spent the week-end in Lincoln, vis-
iting' her cousins.
J.C.Archibald o l Coundl
Bluffs, was s guen at tie H. H.
Brown home at dinner lm 'hes-
dly~Mr. Archibald is in the well
drilling budnus, n In Mr. Brown.
Mr. md Mn. H. J. Hansen andMr. md Mn. Sonn Llrse-n ware
gnesh at the bonu of Mr.andKu. Ne ls Nelaon ne u Kennaxd,
for lupper Int Snndxy evsning.
u 1
Bring your wauzh repair work w\W. P. 'hlmer at the Wolil DNN
§*°f¢-'1-xr
Misa Eve\y'n Gartner. 1 teacher
in Blair, :peut the week-end ather home in Hudngl, Neh.
9 1
C. K. Bandorf, Ilcenuednnh
or md undurtnker, Bhlr.0
phone, 161; res. phone. 183.
Ford Ton Truck, good Boa
9 - » » . . ~'"*,'$°»$12
Backgammon I l i lignill-
cam of "pretty Ieunlus and ur-banity."and It Sir Roger couldreturn today he would :peak withgreaterposltlveneu.The u mathat hu come down to us from theGreeks who cnlled R "Abacus" and
hu played |.plrt i n the recrea
tlonnl and literary hlltory o t dlmtlonl md eras hu been revivodtodsy with the true-to~modern enthusiasm.Everywhere everybodyil playin; Backgammon..
`~~Eki-H:.1
v ~:_-.Ze E=f-'i:`»~1 ~" ' ~ . @ = 9 ? f- = ;
i f .V ~1 1
u ~\~ Q
.t=l|I;f f é j i *~ ~
Blnce the C h r u t m u deluge o t
Burkgnmmon B a u d :m m hu me l.
whole ualghborhooda hue becomeeddlctedtutheg u n a that once
emuled t he R oman lellone md the
u r l S u nyn l.Whnt could be mane clullc than
ent eru lnlng nt |B a c k n mmo n
tournament. md lun pe r on W u h -
l n n o n i B l r t h d u l ll jus t a lo r d c
Another n y of eele hnt lng the
thir d h oliday ln hb run ry.
A r n n b lt Alvnyu g l e n n the
une M h ungr y men. esp ecia lly on
vlnu r e ve n in gs .A B e c k n mmo nBrick Bherb et hu been created to
ly mb olu e u gums h o m !una n v
p n ! m t h e p le t e .
B n k l u n m e n Dlnner
G a p n l l l l l k n l n na n" ' ~ * " . & ° " : . ' r -. . . ' : . ' "° "° : '
l r k hI k ; h u b ! O a k e s A h U h l l t e
Pla nk ed le o k g e n n m n Platte r
r m m m u h e d m m e u l lh n b n .On I 8 c l mle e o f » ! | | | n »
m . P n u f l t I l e m m e m u m s
th r ou g h n p u e r y h u g , ll y c l e n
o b l o n g e l A p l a n k o r l i l ! n u m ;
d b h .' n e u l l ! o t u h r l h m u h
t l :o e e u r e n d th e N U I |l a
n u n ~
m i l k m n u m s l a t h e ! | m , , | " _
.-gg u}. md un. :L AL Nwnméa at "°I§§0' i.§," f.§d°,-, extra sw
7 1 :Oma h a , v i d wd a t th e Ho l g e r n m-;4zs .oo.Ar nd t- Sn y d er Moto r A
k n mn l a n u n n lf W u l n n mln v 1|
0|a
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e
Aye num: guuuuy.n y ren. za,Tney Upon |very www \m»»\..,-w-1 --- -- -The Tenchera' Bridge Club mat ani trip.Kolwermnn home lm sunday-
nr tha bum. of Mn. Cui Schmidt r.»~.| \c....¢..m . m m . . m m f Hr.and H n .F n n k Schafer
Min Dorothy Brown,daughter
of Mr. a nd Mn. H. H.Brown,
spent the week-end in Lincoln, vis-
iting' her cousins.
J.C.Archibald o l Coundl
Bluffs, was s guen at tie H. H.
Brown home at dinner lm 'hes-
dly~Mr. Archibald is in the well
drilling budnus, n In Mr. Brown.
Mr. md Mn. H. J. Hansen andMr. md Mn. Sonn Llrse-n ware
gnesh at the bonu of Mr.andKu. Ne ls Nelaon ne u Kennaxd,
for lupper Int Snndxy evsning.
Mn Hmmm and Mrs. Ne ls onan
:Mem-|.
Sublcrlbe for 'ni znwprlu.1926 Ford 0°\m°. $95.00.Amd
Snyder Motor Co.7-1
For Sdn-Vlllsy bnwery ebarl
er,tor charging radio batteries
Price $5, aqst $20 new.W. J . gy
Mr, and Mn. J . q Bhc kb~
and Hr . md Mn. Inn Mi lle r o
Adngtan, vldted Sunday at -
ho me o ! Mn. Hum "'"§ Z
Mr. md Mn. Be rmnn ayar o
Hooper, lpmt eh. dly lu: Frida~
\t L h a ho me o fM r. l a d Mr s .W mKem- of wut So uth nnét.
~h~mon ; ~
c a m of "p r etty I e u n l u s a n d ur-
ban ity ."an d I t Sir Rog er c ould
re tu r n to d a y h e wo u ld : p e a k wi th
grea ter po s ltlve n e u .Th e u m a
14 Backgammon Dinner ls
.,.
Hr. md Mn. Rolllnd Smith drove'
w Omaha Sunday whare they
spent the day at the home of Mn.
Vickie Smith md daughter.
Mrs. E. S. Pedersen entertainedthedouble four hrldgu club last
Friday diemoon.Mrs, Lee Vulc-
tmrn won high-px-lm md Mx-s.Harry Walksr was eonsoled.I
Mx. and lbs .Fred Lung and
sons were dinner guests st the
horns o1Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cald~
town on laamsnndsy.
Mrs.C.M.Chriltauen was
taken to the Swedish Emmanuel
hospital in Omaha hat 'hxesdny
for medical treatment.She is
suffering (rom. n serles of ail-
ments.
Mr.and Mrs.John Roth ofSutton,Nab., lmve been visiting
friends and relntivea ln this vic-
inlty over Sunday and Monday.Mn. Ro th was a former Blair
., , , ,,,,.
well.who reside southeast oi l
taught in thin county fourteen
years.She i s a sister of John
Aronson of this vicinity.
Word was ieceived by Mrs.Myron Metzlnger ol the birth of
an eight and one-half pound girl
to Mr. and Mn. C. D. Hovendick
of Davenport, Iowa,on Feb. 28.,
The little miss has been nuned,
Joyce JoAnn.Mrs. Hovendick wa
formerly Eva Metzinger of this
city and has many friends here
who will be glad to hear the news.
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Stewart won first prize and ldrs.
Loren Klopp reoeivod the cut
prize.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Verplsnclt,
formerly of Annarlllm T " " v
spent a few days at the parental.
Elzy King home.They left Sun-
doy for Valley Junction,Iowa
where they will reside.
Misa Inger Chrislllllkn ag Jack-
son, Nab., accompanied Miss Pris-
dlla Ehoades home Irom the
Wayne State Teachers College on
Friday evening and remained over
until Sunday as s guest at the
John A. Rholdes home.
Mrs. Wm.McCann ol Omaha,
and Mrs.Theo.Wahlltrom of
Council Bluffs attended the fun-
eral of their aunt, Mrs. W. B. Rod'
man an last Monday.While here
they were guests at the John
Moore home..1
A surprlse party was held at
the home ol U. G.er on last
Tuesday evening in honor of Rev.
L. J. Moran, who has a birthday
at this time.Around lilty were
present and all hld a good time.
A substantial lunch was served.
Mrs. Skov Nielseh returned Isst
Thursday from several months
stay down at Norman, Okla. where
she has been since Christmas with
her daughter, Mrs. Morris Smith.
Her daughter underwent an oper-
ation at the holiday time and has
been recuperating since then and
is quite herself again.Mrs.Niel-
sen brought her live year old
grandson,Paul Smith home with
her for n little visit.
,.,..~spending a few days at the homo
ed his eouxdns, Henry and Anna
Ravar.
Everett King and Mrs. Gladys
Kirk were united ln marriage oo-
dny, acoondlng to rumor and will
make their home on a farm in
Iowa.
Byron Clow of Lewistown, Mon.
made a brle! vdslt on Blair friends
last Tuesday.He was an over
nlght guest at the Henry Rover
home.He met a number of old
friends and neighbors who were
gla dt o gre e tht ma ga l na s l tha s
been thirty-five years since he
lived ln Blair.
_The Sunshine Workers Club and
their husbands'met at the Edward
Qulst home,Wednesday evening,
Feb.18 for a demonstration on
outdoor planting presented by
Albert Matthlesen.He was assist-
ed by the project leaders.A nine
lunch was served at midnight.
The Monday Afternoon Club
met Feb. 23 with the president,
Mrs. David Mummert.Mn. G. A.
llathmann substituted for Mrs.
John 'White and read an interest-
ing paper on "The Motion Picture
as on Educational Factor",Mrs.
O. Hopewdl gave a review of
Edna Ferber's book,"Cimarron",
which all enjoyed.Mrs. Hopewell
has the rare gift of a very pleas#
ing voice and reads in an enter-
taining way that commands atten-
tion to the end.The book is one
that attracts and under Mrs. Hope-
well's direction was doubly enjoy-
able.
:>.. . .u:`(376'F.) ab out 1 5 minu te: o r un-Lll brown.or It prsterred.brown
more quickly lmdsr Lhe bmller
nnme turned h ilh .Pour the hot
R u e h it (kept hot nvsr boulns
w n e r )bslvs en the volnu,Place
v ;
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'I-lowdy, Bill. I was in
your town hs: wcck-"
Why didn'x you idok
me up?"
I tried co call you. But
I eouldn'r Gnd gm"
name in the Telep one
Direczory."'
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>' n mv o u e u v u v n n mn a n s w m m n w m
L
Blair Telephone Co.
Loca|and Long Distance Service
m n l é u l s a una :of s ° » u 3 | " A ; ; ~ ° - ; _ t r l j l g "
meet was hostess to the oeaclrerl
end duh which met last Monday
night..
B . U Krause of Ksnsu City,
vlsdled lub week with his lilfbf.
Mn. John Jansen end iemlly, who
reside ln the Gsxdnsi mmm.
Mr. and Mn. Lee Hudleson ol
Llnwln, vdsdted last Sunday at the
Oliver Hudleson home,returning
In Llnooln that evening.
For Ssle-Pura bred While Rock
hwhins eggs, $2.50 per hundred.
Dave Kroeger, phone 29R11, Ben-
nmgwn.m v
Mr.und Mn.Alfred Anderson
and Helen of Herman, spent luv.
Sunday afternoon at the J. P.
Anderson home.
. n a
J home.APumluue, rap and Door cover-l°Zl»Mstlaew B. Bmdort.21-tl
lnrruine Byrne, little daughter
ol Mr. md Mrs. Chas. Byrne, no
able to mum to edwol dtex sev-
eral weeks tussel with old mantlu.
Mrs. Emll Fallen and baby ol
Hennan, spent Snndly night snd
Frnln home.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kanseman oi
0U\lhl»were dinner guests andspent the aim-noon at the John T.
Gallsgher home.
Mrs. Tom Smith of Naslndlle,
came Sunday and will vidt for
several days at the parental, Henry
ldv .ma Mrs Wnlnr Palprnnn
Monday at the parental,Elme 1929 I-'ard Tudor, good :uhh
looks good, $85.00.Arndt-Snyc
Motor Co.7
Merton Kuhr ol Llueoln, ppl
the week-end at the parental, G
Kuhr, Jr. homo.'
Mr. And M n .Oscar Peden
have moved to the Prentice Snr
farm on the botiom.
Mr. Earl Van Houten of Win:
bngo spent from Frlday untll S\
day at the Delmar Fee: home.
1927 Buick Sedan, cost 32280.
new, looks like new one, $435.l
Arndb-Snyder Motor Co.'7-
Mr. and Mrs, E. S. Newell
Arlington, were Sunday sftemo
visitors at the M. D. Newellhon
The Eplscopal Guild met yeste
dnv afternoon.March 4.at tl
name near Kennud.
Mn. Fred Long enum-ninedfive
hienda o! the W. R. C. xt 1 quilt-
ing party on hu Mondny alter-
mwn.Bhnse rv sdndee lunc h at
the close ol the afternoon.-Ir1
I l -- s u l ' l l » ¢» ¢ \ |» a n \ \ a f . A l \ l l \ J |
nur o ur <sewn ye...V...horse, wt. between 1600 and 1700pounds.Phone 12 on 48.Hans
Schmidt, Ft. Calhoun.'I-ti
Coreleta Edwards of Blair, and
Martha Hoier of Herman,were
week»end guests at the John T.
Gallagher home.
Miss Evelyn Gartner, one of our
popular Blair teachers, spent the
week-end with her parents at
Hastings.
For Sale-Iron gray team, wt.about 2700,coming 4 years old.
Green broke.Phone 111 on 43.
h.§".§. "駻.d§§"l1xf{§.§'§u¢};;[',;,f;j
and Mrs. Glen Evans of Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Mr.and Mrs. Chas. Palmer ol
Corning, Iowa, were guests at the
Si Johnson home last Thursday
night and Friday.
Mr. and Mm B. W. Compton and
Bernice of Calhoun, were Sunday
nftemoon callers at the D.A.
Compton home.
Mrs. W. D. Hughes is spending
a few days in Omaha vlsltlng her
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Sledelman
lnéine of Mrs. w. W.Wlllrinson.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embed:
er and undertaker, Blalr.01!l\
phone, 161; res, phone, 183.8-
Rev.Pardun has been confim
to his home with illness for sever
days but is reporbed as impruvln
For Sala-Buff leghom hal/al
ing eggs at $2.60 per hundre
Phone LB5, Arlington. W. L. SaJ1e1
6~2<
I offer for sale my Belgian dra
stallion,Mahluls 12986; also a fir
pedlgreed Jack.Call John Boll:
Blair, Nob.50-1
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Mrs.Chris Peterson and Mrs.
Nels Paulsen, both of Omm, weredimler guests last Thursday ut the
I. P. Anderson home ln this city.
Miss Bess Croudy, daughter of
Mr. and Mm. A. J. Croudy, spent
1 lew days last week at the homo
Ji Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stevenson
if Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christensen
if this city drove down to Elk City
mst Sundsv where thev :ment the
and her son,Lloyd Hughes und
families.
Glabron barley seed, 901: bushel;
seed oats 40c bushel; Rose Comb
Red hatching eggs, $3.00 per 100.
8 t!Glen Wilson
Miss Olive Smith, who is teach-
ing in the Tekamah schools, spent
the week end in Fremont, a guest
of Miss Ruth Lamb,who also
Abe Sutherland returned home
last Monday from an Omaha hos-
in Teknmnh.
Mrs. Geo. Kuhr, Jr. is confine
w her bed with rheumntlsm bm
is reported as somewhat improve
at this time.
The Royal Neighbors held thei
regular meeting March 4 with
serving committee in charge fol
lowing the business meeting.
Misses Evelyn and LaVaugh=
Moats of Lincoln, spent the week
end at the home of their parentf
Dr. and Mrs. E. Mosts.
Mrs. T. R. Jacobsen and fsmil;
Bl a i r 's ~ ~§ » é ' £. ` f ~Oliver I-Iudleson is showing con-I Mr.Rnd Mrs, Pete Lorenzen
week-end wim home folks in Cen-
tml City.Miss Elsie Hughes, an-
other Blair teacher,aocnmpanled
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bohn and
dnn¢rM»r¢:wh.. lin.. "mn .J mn..
niderahle improvement the past
week and is nble no be up and
around the place after a paralyticstroke several weeks ago.
R. H. Rasmussen, former county
assessor.:ment nevernl a w .in
living south of Blair,enoennined
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Axfell at
supper last Sunday evening.
For Sale-Fifteen Hampshire
brood sown bred to furrow in Aprll
Cholera immune.Phone-11 an M.
Not only do we carry Houses Dresses but a full
Line of Dry Goods.Everything ready for
.Your Spring Saving Needs '
New ~ in Fast Dyes, 36 inch, yd.~,l9c
Curtain Scrims in pretty patterns 50 to 90c yd
Drapery Cretonnes --451: to 85c yd.
52-inchwidth,rose and blue -yd. $1_00
Unbleached and Bleached Sheeting
Extra Quality, per yd.-._35c
;;"f'§;W. J. SAS niffée,
Children's Hose assorted tan shades pair 23c
And remember our Rollins Special
in assorted colors for ladies at l $1_0g
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Women will be Enthusiastic
About these Cleverly Styled
HQUSE FROCKS
4 4 PRICED T o sELL 4 I
Bright little Garments to Brighten the Daily Household Routine
l l u l vu | ¢ | | . | | i l l l \ \ l vu w s u l I l l y u u a u a vua n d n r n l s h t h e w h o l e w i t h p a n -
iloy.Yield:6 serving:
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gg tm. canun. :mustardD u b n i n a
Rnebli ue*aaa
mezz a1°.::.....
a m . . . m e sal a d ] n u n .
" § , °j"' rnnv |A|;vifau ua.'~'h' ; ; _ f ' ~la8 ~ ~ ~g d d w g f m of T_,,g=;;=;,.. Cm;s t a e o f f i c jd s an d atten d in g to
di nn e r gu e sts la s t S u n d a y a t th e bumnes s matters.
Oliver Hu dles o n ho me .'W hy n ot h nvna bu ar t pe rman en t
D.....a...:..;I-..4 f r n n r n .4 ~ F I V ! ! I lllf l1 l' | | | mmu m'A u.A¢|
Fra nk Ga ase r, Ke nna rd __v i i
Mr. and Mrs. Geo . Mc Bride spent
la st W e dn ea d ay i n Oma h a vi s itin g
he r si s te r, Mr s. 'A nn z C ad we ll an d
#hair ann f.wr\¢\N\n¥l|»EL. nn.I .r.......
Mn k e A w h lw n a n o o f t h e mn .
ter,Hour.u l l .mustard.cayenne
end m u :and Wu e r .Add cheese
and n ur u nt il la le melted.Servo
on cn c ke r e ur to u te d bread.
Ylald:I ler vlnx e.
Beekgemmon Brlck Bharbet
Freeze 'A the qnantlty of eachat the two eherben given herewith
ln lnch deep leyere In the treexlng
comnut menz .Using e mu z z le
cutter or |knife and rule.cnt
poluu e lmller to tho se on n beck
g u n me n board.P l u e the aller-ne le c n lnn w alk e r ln A r efr ige r -
ato r tn y.Place e tllben nn! or en
Enxllnh wllnu t m e n n l n u k nt
awuwu lu- uuw-nnnl, me en-emy of mhber.A new rubber mix-ture in G dz J Age resisting tubes.
Holds elasticity, gives longer life.
8014.50-$1.15. Gamble Stores, Fre-
mont, Neh.7-I!
Burman Guyer at Lincoln, who
lor the past week has spent most
of his time at the bedside of his
nxotlxer, Mrs. 0. A. Guyer, who is
i n an Omaha. hospital,returnedSunday m his duties ln the cap-
ital city.
Wm. P. Tumer,who for someti nn haa resided i n Tekamnh,
moved hu household smndn h..-nfm
,_ . _...__ ........... ..-.=.5 .embarg\lnat$5 and satisfaction guar-
anteed.Call Mrs. M. Sutherland
at 415 for appointment.46-U
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hurdle, Mlss
Irene Hanck and Earl Shimble of
Omaha, and Mr, and Mrs. Byron
Bunn, who redde north ol bown,
were Sunday ifternoon and sup-
per guests at the H. A. Hasckhome.
Mr.and Mrs. Dan J.Philips,
who reside west of Blair, returned
Saturday evening from a tdp down
to St. Joe, Mo. and other points ln
that septlon.Dan has a lot of
......,..,.c ...c...n.¢ and .am-ily.'
Mr.and Mrs. Chester Aronson
drove to Omaha Tuesday to see
her deter, Mrs. Luther Brnndert
ol Hooper, who is in a hospital
there, having had an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sully of De
Sgto, are the proud parents of a
baby boy bom March 1 at the
Blslr hospital.Mrs.Sully wa !
formerly Misa Frances Schenk.
Mrs. Rachael McDonald and son
Allan,Mr.snd Mrs.Chauncey
Wrlght and Mr. and Mrs. H.F:Wilcox of Inns final, wav. Anna..Blair last 'I'hu1 |;y 1¢i " " relative; in mf Section and he 1e~gueaf ;f ; i; °"'»;f;D""'ianicely located on east @f..¢"m»'2`?I ports a. most enjoyable visit.home last Sunaay. oren ona
He ~ o p e n e d a w a t c h a n d c l o c k Th e W .R C.kena ing ton i s to D r a n d Mr s . E a r l Me a ts te
IBPRI I sho p in the W olf D runu: tnrn Iflelit wi th MIB.Ma r ti n Nnlnnn rm fnfnn:I n l .la.......... 1..-|.G CII r-
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sons,Willlaln and Rar ond, droveup to Craig last Sunday wherethey spent the day vidting at the
homo of Mr. and Mn. Hurry L u -
lux,Mn. Larsen and Mrs. Feer
are sinners.
Mr. and Mm F. B. Rogers and
little son d Ft. Dodge, Iowa who
hive been vidting a few days nt
\-he C. W. Burger home, left last
Wednesday for Wlterloo,Iowa
when they will visit for a few
dun at the home ot Mr. Rogers'
mother.
u...Fridny nfte mo o rmu ll-w8;l'll
Those on the entertaining commit-
lee are Mrs. Martin Nelson, Mn.
Christine Chrlslenaen, Mrs. Henri-
etta Bowman and Mn. W .D.
Hughes
B P Miller, well known farmer
of Lincoln wvmshlp, is spending
some time at Excelsior Springswhere he is taking treatment for
neurltls Mr.Millar In now sev-
enty nine years of age and has
been actively engaged In lnrmlng
I1 of his life.
; nnnll.Mr and Mrs. Karl Tornsen, who
renld -4 m-1.... -_
......W -», umnur mar. nununy roxMr. and Mn, Ed Holler who redde
north of Arlington, and Mr.andMrs. Mu-lon Sutherland of this
dty.
Mrs. A. Klngery of Florence and'Mm Currie Bnxce of Omnhn, uma
up Saturday noon nnd vimlted over
Sunday with their mother, Mrs. J.Stull at Crowell Home, and also
at the Myron Metzdngm-_home.
M141 Ag-ner Houtwed of Ruskin,
Neb., was n guest of Miss Viola
Hansen it the H. J. Hansen home
over the week-end and attendedgm hom; coming at Dunn College
nur- um mormng of Oman,Mn. Fred Peters of Council Bluff:
m d M n .Hun;Lehbert of Ben-
nhgton and Mrs. Joe Seller of
s w a n ' X f 5 i . ' "' £ 5 2 m e
___._.., .~..... ul mur, enwruuled Inumber of relatives md friends onI-'rlday evening ln honor of the
birth annivenary of their little
dnughler, Stella Mae.The evening
Wu ment nf ,....,|. -_:' --
mamhuy evening.She was aformer Dana student.
.Dr. and Mn. G. E. Stanley of
DeSoto neighborhood,entertained
five tsblns of friends lt card; on
_, _, ..... f.. o. owuny nomoin this dty and ln the afternoon
attended the benefit card party
glven by the Royal Neighbors.
Mlas Eleanor Gallagher, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Galla~
gher, spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.Howard
Kane of Omaha.On Sunday, Mr.
and Mn. Kane drove up to Blalr
and spent the afternoon and eva-ning with the Gallaghers.
The Harrison County News of
Missouri Valley,Iowa.re rt.;anumberofthdrrallroadmshops
dosed and several hundred shop
man out of employment.In viewuf the increase in truck business,Ida eondltion la not apt m improve
in the Valley.Time was when the
aug, st the Valley gave the town
bultllng lmpo oe and Blair
often looked Iwmzilsly across the
" H i n a "and wished for shops too
Mr and Mm Wm.Streekfua,who win be remembered by many
Bldr people as former proprietors
g f the Depot Store,are now in
v m for some time at the
.Fhamk o
"3'. § . . .home.Before
¢6minZ to Blnlr, they spent several
J", in Omaha where Mr. Strach-
lds was consulting a physician.
n , hom; ls in Lincoln but they
will mmaln for some time in Blair.
, _,_... ...."uns una vnslung,after which refreshments were
served.
Mrs. A.. B. Johnson,who llvea
noMwsst of Blair,invited in a
few friends last Friday evening to
help har celebrate her birthday.
She was happily surprised when
the ndghbors also dropped in to
extend best wishes and a very an-
joyable evening was spent with
cards and waiting.Refreshments
were served at a labe hour.
|'Mrs. W. T. Msador of Fremont,
was pleasantly surprised last Sun-day when Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ryan,
Mrs. James Ryan, Mr.and Mrs.
A. T. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Holzar
Hansen and family of Blalr, drove
over with wall filled baskets andhad dinner with her,the date
being her birthday.Altogether
there were between twenty~!ive
and thlrty friends and relatives
present to do her honor and extendbest wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Donnslson of
Marshalltown, Iowa drove over ng
Blair laat Saturday for a vlalt at
the home of Mrs Bertha Gollehon
and also to attend the fuhsw ofLucien Peek which was held last
Sunday.They retumed to their
home lan Monday momlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Evans drove
over from Connell B1uffs last F'rl~
lie appearance of a small clty
Ura. Streclcfus and Mrs. Dvdsaw
q g d l t a n .
day evening for a vlrit with Blair
fr-lends.
Saturday evening.First prlzes
were won by Mra Rolland Smlthand Emest Kruse.A nlce lunch
was served.
The D. A. R. will meet with
M n .Clyde M.Allen on Frlday.\
u mm 6 .i m m a of with Mrs
Henry Mencka as listed ln t.he\
yesr book.Mrs. Joe Lazure hns\
the aft.ernoon'a program.Her
subject will be "The Quin(-yColony".
Miss Llmille Kemp and sliter.
Mrs. Frank Stewart gave a classi
lead concert at the Immanuel Bap-tist church in Omaha last Sunday
afternoon, after which they were
dlhner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.Dave Desaneur.Mr.
Stewart and son,Billy and Mrs.
Swanson, mudcal director of Cen~
trsl high school were also guuts
at dinner.
Mn. Chrls Rosenbeck held open
house to her friends on Wednes-
day afternoon,Feb. 25, the date
bdng her birth anniversary.A
large number were present and a
nlcs lunch served.Mm Martln
Paulsen, who resides on the Bench,
presented the hostess with alarge
angel food cake.A few days after her blrthday, Mn. Rosenbeek,
very generously lnvlted n number
of her frlsnds among the DanaCollege students to alll and on
this oocadon :hs served a dalloclous
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TllROWN 0N THE MARKETENTIRE $15,000S'l`0CK SALE OPENS
SaturdayC0 M E §;'&°;ii;'§
»9 A . M . /\The Greatest Sale AEver Known In ~\'Blair It's A '4SENSATION
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~"L~as~ "&':.nr.A Dow~n Pric~ ~N~w s roLLow Tm;mo man slows
did Store Closes ns Doors N o w AND F o r e v e r -~Q
NT|RE sToc|< MUST BE CLOSE~D ou_;r-me GREATEsT_sALE IN OUR HIST~RYc»H CROWl)S SATURDAY MARCH 7- NINE A. M.
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eu 'SATURDAY MARCH 7- NINE A. MLi'Wu CROWl)Sgmc~»'l`lCE , 0
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for warner 'rH|§wi§5ii{ iviNA_L _-§.93j{§.§!ow e n u u u H H U 1 3 5
1,and misses;fuI-3
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hats,wash tracks from
Hollywood, styled by the
famous mbvie Queens,featuring the new
Clfs. Bow,Mary Pickford and Anne Penning-
v.°frocka, so dainty, so sweet and so alluring
and all lo be closed out at about hall.Yea,
lt. ls going tn be a thrilling sale, there will be
no question about lt, you are lnviled, come and
lT'S HEAPED ON TABLES PILED IN BINS HUNG UN |<Au\a
We are going ta keep the
stare open for the acoom~
odntion of tha wivea md
daughfars o! Iarmen who
a n busy with lPrh\8
work.'
PRICES RIPPED TO ZERO §so AmAzxNcso PBENOMENAL
I Wmplbw 59111-"IS out ul. uuu un uso auuwnu "vu»»»» -, --_..._ ____._ ,A m e of mu c h mo r e i mp or tan c e b ec a us e i t c ome s r ig ht at th e b e gi n
-...\.-... ...., huuh hm luuran u . m m i v a our a nr imr fa sh io ns a n d th i slooliround, gee fol ourself, enjoy the hap-
plest hours or your ure.
Attention Charming new lpring Irocka, spun dresses and the stunning new eport knit ~aemblel, georgeties, ahiifons
printed cnpeo-hundred; of them, new spdng coats, novelties for women, mlssa and children, new stnw
I-mu of the very finest And mon expendve qmlides, swckings, mu underwear, all fn be`iuHfiee4l and closed
~out no bare walls and this is going to be
A GREAT SALEMerchants!§ p r i n g C o a t s , D r e s s e s ,I- l a t s ,S t o c k i n g s
:iful Shoes Ar r i v e d N o w M u s t Be Sacrificed
AL L GOODS ORDERED SOLD CLEAR OUT
n n w m nn ' r m s DDICES OUT G0 T HE GOODS Sale Hoursstock and fixtures
to 9 p . m9Any Reasonable Offer
Will be Accepted for
Any Part or All of the
Stock and Fixtures.
r a w \ » v » » - » 4 »Allwlll - \ - v - - . -___v ,be in readmeae for the largest crowd ever aeen ln Blair for many years, a selling event such as
the people of this vlclnlby have never seen before.Thlnk of lt Ladies, you are going fn pay just about
hal! price and in many cases lean than hal! prices for your new wvrlnz dothex, shoes and hate just beuuse
we have hu make a chnnge of pulley and close out thll entlre stock.All those pretty clothes, all carefully
selected with the penow are uf Mr. M;rk;, who ll weredlbed ln the largest eastern markets al being one
01 the foremost merchendlse men md style ardlta ln America, he hu a reputation for maldng style and
value seledlexu that will lend hlm m the highest plnBCle| ol merchandising fame and lt is this merehmdlie OPEN EVERYthat n now being cloned out at Guan tremerfdoul savings,
FAC E T o F AC E W I T H n e r c o l u r n n m g r o Q U I T
AL L NE W E AS T E R s n u s o o T 0 0 =EVENING|.11111|n n h ¥ \ T ( \f I | ' \ f \ | \ q I \ . l { " | l f |\ E" ||We contract. wdl in ;dvmce far m.'2''&$}".F»"¥-IE. ~§)'l',"§°.¢ people know and of course we ne
compelled to uaapt than when the exprén num dollven them to our buck door, they have arrlvd and are
ul maudea xn this sale.You will find the prettlem dalntlest and mm chnrming ltyles for the 'wins tlhl
you have ever had the goodfortune to enjoy.
Complete Close 0ut » Entire s¢o€kCast
Starts with Crowds
SATURDAY
Out We Co
And Get HereLadies!HopOpenASHIUN CENTER BLAIR
NEBRASKA)
To Sell Out Quick BETTER MAKE rr 'A p9|N'|~ To GET HEREEARLY
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To CLOSE OUT NOW
Cholce of The HouseUp w $2.25
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AL L CHILDREN
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cmLunEN's UP To $3.98JERSEY DRESSESLEATH " " "'liia` .rr-:nsmf
Sizes 7 to 14
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3 The Bars Are Down -Fixtures Are For Sale - Fine New Show Cases, Counters Etc. There ls No Reserve - No
m Just Ahead And Our Pretty Spring Styles Already Here And We.Are Com fHEHHEE MHS]wo3[NSh~
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sen Out AuUI gensational Price Slashes to Here is a Sale of New Silk Dre;
History ~ in Biair By The Grea; ~Up to $2.00 Womensllndergarmentsoc:>
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¢SILK RAYONNeeUp to $2.00 \VOMEN'S AND MISSES'
Guldette Blomncrs. Shnrlees,Rayml Shnrtee Panties.
Panties, Slep~ins, Brassleres,Blonmers,and ilk Ship:
Bloomcrs,Combinations Jersey Illoomers
,un Co1or.4-__-All Sizes I All Sizes
ow3oz
69c
GEN UIN E 1mp,\nc1.o°| H
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.Wbmen's
"NEVERDARN"
Pure and Artificial
SILK
Stockings
~ ~_<r CREPE.~ ..
UNDERGARMENTS
' $5.00 Pajamas "f,§,,";§,§,";3;f§S
$5.00 "dpafam a'$°"Z,..3"<?0a€'"'§§'2 ~~
SILK PAJAMAS
Un w $3.00All Sizes lnd Colors
9 A . M
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Women's $1.50 "GOTHAM"|
Full Fashioned
Full Fashioned Service Weight
Silk to Top and Narrow Lisle .Glosing 0ut Hundre
NEW EASTER SILI1
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Silk to the Top Chiffon
Picot EdgeTop Service Weight
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u u n .Narrow Lisle Top Service Weight
s t o ~S PURE THREAD SILK
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g Q i - n n l n n d coo $ 3 4
Our regular $1.35 values u L U \ » n| | \ 6 uIF l
ee All OurWantedBig
Shades Value
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smuuc SEASON'S NEWEST U MOST
ini oun Eurmz NEW EASTER sau-zcrmssooo
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UP 'ro $25.00WOMEN'S SMALL SIZE
w|N'rER COATS
w c 0 'L u u l '|~B u y 3 D p a i : ' f é i f u t u r e u s e S l z e s S A t o
c o A' r sWOMEN'S $1.00LEFASHIONED vuYith and Witholit Fur Trimming:SUp m $16.75
Sizes 14 and 16 OnlySILK To THE TOP3
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Browns and Black, Gray, Blue
Sizes 14 and 16S I L K s f r o c x m a s
Service or Chiffon Weight
Sizes 8% to 10-All Colors
Out I 3 _French
To It'suse75the~5
Out '.End
ONLY 9 A. M. SATURDAY
T Wh`l~$ 5 . 0 0 ~ZJ Final Reductionfggyw c Isxs:a n GENUINE $29.50 CAMEL HAIR
woMEN's WINTER
C A M E L " A m c o m '
- -FLAT TONE and GOLD STRIPE
45 GAUGE SHEER CHIFFON
FRENCH HEEL SADDLE FOOT
CHIFFON STOCKINGS5 To THE FIRST WOMEN'S SMALL
5 0 Size 14 Only-Brown Suk DressfComplete with Beret
Our Ig g ;$5 . 8 5Values up m $1.95
Pure Thread Silk
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W o m e n
Who Arrive at 9 A. M.
SATURDAY
We Will Sell
Our Very Best Stocldng Up to $16.75
Sizes 14 to 16ee
Cl"$ 1 2 8 'f
02;f Shagvee woMEN's $59.50
wnr rl zn C OA T S $100$ 1 0 0 W A S H sm 18 BA Broadcloth $59.50
a N ~I s h m a m m a sm 1s Black Brown mm $59.50
Sizes 3% to 10
358
Women'sC0'l'1'0N VESTS
38 to 50
lo c
V;i;e U | \l fiffo
Buy them by the doz.l J l \ l h B B l ? 4 B Now
Just to get you m come early
* , § ' ~sm 14 An B1a|_-_:Black set
$24.75sm 40 Brown $59.50 Now...._.-s24.'zsSize 18 Brown Beaver $59.50...-,.$24.75
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Out A
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onem CHILDREN'S BLACK
Heavy and Fine Ribbed
s r o c xm c s
All Sizes 6 m 10
9 A. M. SATURDAY
SHARP
w'HxLE THEY LASTmmmOut.'nw a pm mGo'~Cuntomer
WE DIVIDE wrm YOUAND QUIT
Women's
Felt Hats
AND STRAW HATS
All Colors and Styles
97c
$2.00 cALmonN|A WA S H D R E S S E S ~Sizes 4 to 8V iPlain and Fancy §ayonen OUR ENTIRE STOCK Now THROWN ONm
G G E O
Women's FASHION50c Seven-Eighth Hose
Sizes 6% to 9%
All wanted Colors
Expect Crowds - We're Prepared For ~a r_-éN*r|RE STORE ABLAzE~wm1 TERRIFIC BARGAINS .. nop INTO voUR TRADING CLQTHES;
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SALE EVER OFFERED YOU ANYWHERE ~PRICE DEMOLISHING
Right Now With Easter ca..hing ls Held Back - A'Determined Effort -Backed By Five Ye:
lled By Circumstances To Get Rid Of lt All In Just A F
lrs Of Integrity
'ew Days
AS Evan ~KNIIWN ~NEBRASKAHMBN'S
Women's Charming
HANDKERCHIEFS
All 10c Grades
NOW
While Out'They 5 TheyLastGGo
$1.00 BOX OF 3
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DS All New SpringSTRAPSandPUMPS
Upmsaso
Gmu p e d Le ss~~$ 3 . 6 5 ~
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N'S FAST COIDRE N S E M B L E S
14 Worth szoorw~a _ o
P1cDreesgias
Out Go
WONDERFUL SALE OF
Costume Jewelry
Up to $5.00 Values
Pearl and Crystal Necklaces
To NoneClose7 9 G Held
Out Back
Compelled w Get Out
9 A. M. SATURDAY Only
New SPRING STRAWS
BAKUS, BALLI-BUNTL E. PANAMALAC, PEAN UT, NOVELTY s'rnAw
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ALL PRICES REDUCED TO CLOSE OUT'Ii f
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O5$1.77 <=§E$2.77 $3.77
Of Beautifuli oo
ooWOMEN'S 'FOWNES'
KID GLOVES
Up to $5.00 Values
Choice of the House
All All
Shades ~Sizes
None reserved Now
Up to $1.50 Heavy Fabric
Gloves.........,....-.... ..,..........._....98c
Up to $1.00 Gloves Light
Weight....,........,..._,59c
c -Is'rocK|.NGs......-_.-..- _._.._.;._...__2
50c Silk Lisle Hose 5 to'9%| 9
In Black, White and Tan
Women's $3.50 leather 5DRWING GLOVES 1 ~
Red, Green, Brown, Black °
25c SILK LISLE STOCKING3...17c
Sizes 4 N ev.
851: CI-IILDREN'S SILK HOSE
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oDRESSES
$92§$
u u IrnCHARMING COLORS U
_IUST ARRIVED 8'NOW IN STOCK E?1
2
PRINT FRESH CRISP
Hundreds of Pairs Womens Misses and
SHOES
CDO S I N G O UT ALL E N
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Women's High Quality
SPRING SLIPPERS
Up to $6.50
~ $2.65
Misses and Girls
STRAPS & OXFORDS
"Robin Hood"
T U P w $ 3 . 5 0 V a l u s
o o u r~$ 1 - 9 9 1 m f r ;
B u y s e v e r a l p a i r s a t
t h i s P r i c e
$3.98 LONG SLEEVE
ash Dresses
Desirable Dark Pattems
Sizes 36 to 46
On Sale at
3 P. M. SATURDAY
59c
While 30 Last
Wonderful for Farm Women I
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$2.50 CHILDRENS
R a y n n S i l k D r e s s e s
Two-piece Patterns
n l$ 1 . a 9
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Women's High Quality
SPRING SLIPPERS
Up to $6.50
~ $2.65
Misses an~lr :& OXFORDSSTRAPS"Robin Hood"
Up w $3.50 Values~$ 1 3 3 fizzs.
_m Save
B u y s e v e ra l p a i r s a t
th i s P r i c e
$2.50 CHILDRENS
R a y n n S i l k D r e s s e s
Two-piece Patterns
n l$ 1 . a 9
SHOES 0XFO`
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It fells You How Tn Win anrncnOn the las t day of t his ~ som eone is going to be awarded this rand Prize
a $200.00 Bedroom Suite just im'a little
effort, and nine other ladies will be made
happy with the other nine beautiful prizes.
They are all absolutel Free of Charge, you
pay nothing to enter e campaign.. All that
is necessary is to fill out the co?on below
with your name and address, an telephone
number. then ask your friends to vote for
BEDROOM SUITE
GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE
C9S?'?."'E'F'$ CLUB JU Im
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W E W A N T Y O U
to join our popularity contest and Custom-
er's Club.If you are willing to devote a few
hours of your tim e hustling up votes to-
wards winning one of the ten beautiful
prizes we are offering.
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and to those w o pay accounts at e rate of
1000 VOTES FOR EACH
DOLLAR PURCHASE
1000 VOTES FOR EVERY MILE YOUR
VOTER TRAVEIS ON THE DAY HE
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At Campbell Furniture Store
One Com plete Bed
99 Coil Simmons Springs
Cotton Felted Mattress
COSTS YOU NOTHING
YOU WIN MUCH
Just; think of it ladies-all you have to
do is ask other people to save votes for you
or vote for you at our store-no strings to
it.This popular contest is taking the coun-
try by storm.Hundreds of thousands of
dollars are being given away by the leading
merchant in each town.
.Evew Tuesday afz<!-?hurSd»y each
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MONDAYS
DOUBLE voTE DAYS
Every Monday during this short,snuPP¥contest,will be doublevote days.Each tmnsavtlun made an Mon-day durlng this sale will entitlethecustomerorcontestantwdouble votes.2,000 votes ewch $1purchase;6,000 votes,each $1
paid on charge accounts.
WHICH ONE DO 0You WANT?N m e
These Prizes
from this, anyw ere e se 1s .n gTalk to your friends, they will be glad
to help you win.A little effort will be re
warded by supreme success.After. votes have been cast once and
counted they will not be transferred, _how-
(See Coupon Be ow
3000 VOTES FOR EVERY
DOLLAR PAID ON ACCOUNT
Either nominate yourself or a friend-~
the big bulletins just inside the store will
tell you how the winners are progressing.
Watch for their names-help your friend
Wm.Contestants may ask anyone they wish
for votes exce ~t in the store. Please refrain
¢'|'| '|»|start as early as you can today S URE
announced daily.
Every purchase made at the store dur-
ing this drive will earn votes, a $11.85 dress
gets 11,850 votes, while a pair of stockingsat 97c gets 970 votes, they all count.
It is oin t bggoe short and snappy.So
come on in today, now, right :ow and regis-
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TUESDAYS
Bring a Friend Days
For every fdend you bring ga
the store on Tuesday and have
them sign our mail book you re-
ceive 2.000 lree vntee.No pur-
chase necessary.
contestant W lll I`€C€lV€ wuu extra votes if N
V a n i t y W i t h M i r r o r they visit the store in person,also 1000 (D
extra votes fm' nverv frinnrl fha-v hrinfr wif-h W
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Chest Of Drawers ._.._ ._-..-, - v~--_,. . . ...\.. ....._, ~....5 -U...them-no purchase necessary. It's all FREE
M O N D A Y S I1>
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B :sl Room Rocker That is, you or your voter gets two votes in-
stead of one on that day-and six votes in-f | ~stead of three when paying accounts on
a
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2.oMondays.
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ers are sending out wonderful folders and 5
books, samples, etc., if your name gets in nn-
this book you will get them to in addition va
to dl of our announcements.|-g_IoI5Rezister You
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SATURDAYS
SPECI/\ L SHOE DAYS
On each Saturday we will g-ive
10,000 extra. votea with each pair
of shoes purchased on these daysregnnflessofprice.Wolnen's
and children's shoen,mbben, and
double votes or 20,W0 on mil rub-ber overshoes bought un Saturdays.
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TUESDAYS
Bring a Friend Days
For every fdend you bring ga
the store on Tuesday and have
them sign our mail book you re-
ceive 2.000 lree vntee.No pur-
chase necessary.
WEDNESDAYS
Blue Ribbon Bargain Day
Every Wednesday durin Lhis
sale we will gather u all o ds and
ends,~ short lines,roken sizes.
colon,et/c.,cnt the phee way
dawn, place them on our bargain
counters for thnt. dny only.T useitems will not be advemsed but
we promise you the lowest pricesi n u h l s t o r y t o c l e a r a w a y o u r o d d
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THURSDAY5
OLD TIRE DAY AND BRING A
FRIEND DAY
On every Thursday bring usyour old tires.6,000 votes will begiven for each old tire and 5,000votes for each old tube.We don'!care how old they nm.Gntherthem up.Also, same as Tuealay,2,000 votes for every friend youme in who register; in our mall
FRIDAYS
Cream and Chicken Days
On Fridays 5,000 votes will be
given on each pound of cream
traded nut,also 5,000 vntea on
each chicken traded out.Sell w
your creamery or dealer and bring
us your check.
THURSDAY
OLD TIRE
DAY
5000 VOTES
ONEACH OLD
TIRE OR TUBE
Ofller Capital Prizé¥s ABSOLUTE a»aAre Given T Help Adveo II11a-
(Da ln
.Cli This OutEN1'|i°Y COUPON
5,000 FREE vomsTo the person receiving this circular who will clip
out this Coupon sign and bring it to the store you will
be given 5000 FREE VOTES for yourself or your
friend.
5000 Votes for '
Voted B
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LADIES'
$1s.oo
WRIST
WATCH
LADIES'
$15.00
WRIST
WATCH
This Coupon
4 Ask Your Friends ToL)
o Vote For You
ua
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c:|.YOUR NAME NOW l v No 1iUncHAs|: NECESSARY To ~
SEVENTH PRIZE EIGHTH PRIZE
One Pair
$ 6 SHOES
or Trade5 B. | _ |a.
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' i:>LARGETENTH PRIZENINTH PRIZE cPnARHOne Pair Ladies Pure Thread
S I L K STOCKINGS
Choice Of Any i':E`E`§*f||SPRING H A T:Jo>-In Our Stock Worth $1.95
\CENTER'S SENSATIONAL PRICE SMASHING DRIVEFASHION
_w m v *"W"-*rwY
--_'flue laura-nu .Blair, Nebruh. Maych 5, 193i
betwt productian of seed.: of n
certain map.
Seedeominoneof thespedal-
ties of the ihhlnson eumpnny.
About 260 mrs ware shipped each
5 ?.
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children wen Tussdny evening vin-itnn at the Ed Hannah home andWednaday a"lliDK vhdtora st thu
Martin Lumen home.Sunday afternoon gueats at the
Cu-I Rumunsen home were Mr.
and Mn. Peter Hansen and sons
'mA1 Nmc YOUNG
m m T R E E S
Every orchard owner in inhar¢s1f
ed In growing mechnniwly strong
trees that will later on be upnble
liv ed hm.
Baum of the ekplunt remains
that have been found in Nebraska
were in piles,declares Dr.Bar-
bour, and xvmaim havu been found
wer; Tuesday ¢v¢nln¢ vldhon at
yhe Della! Wul! home.
Mr. a nd Mn. W i ll Hmm: le ft
Thursday morning for l few days
vi s i t.w i t h t h e i r d a u g h t e r ,M r s .
I
lecumpmlad by the desired neu!Lnwchbetierm ethodiafa ob~
f-Be bnxmhes into the south wind
A. lhke is driven into the ~-~~~
o| 53s~
three inches span on gx-sued bak-
ing sheets.Bake about 12 minutes
in moderate oven.
New Spaghetti Dish
A new snd attractive dill: thati s pr ovin g po pu ls rm hotels i s
gi ve n heme.Th i s r p e n u k e s 4
gen ero us se rving s:ss p m m d o f
long or elbo w sp aghe tti, 1 q uart of
oy sters,2 tablespoons Ho u r ,1 %
c ups e v l p o n t e d mi l k ,2 table-
spoons bu tter ,bu tte re d c rumbs.
I
phce with oysten in albmuiz
layers in baking dhh.Mnka |
lauoe of the butter, flour, milk md
oyster Iequid.Pour this over the
spaghetti.Cover with buttered
crumbs.Bike In A hot oven for 10
' mn mm c Y O U NG
m m T R E E S
Every orchard owner in inharestf
ed ln growing mechnniwly strong
trees that will later on be unable
of supporting hesvy crop: without
splitting off lnrge limbs.'I'hetim¢
yn insure proper development o f
goodtmn is in the flrst three or
~four yearn after they are set out,according to County Agent Geo.
Bates of Blair.Ellmilm themdun
of the main branches with the
trunk a wfully.I! the mglemtde
wi ththe tmnki ss nax-po ri ltnere
hs e nc ki nthe fo f kfmrte nd o f a
l devdoped shoulder,better
like the llmb off while it te small
ther thnx ta ht it devdop m y~ hnve lt split nt! at 1. Inter time
sr ls " u m d o w n v m
mit.The Delldoue, lonnthnn andordawut Qwdnr a n elpedalry
-» - :bout making bad erotanee.
Another problem in the growing
-y mmg h e n i s t o n e u n w wevehpnsentofMlichseon..,.|
lecumpmled by the desired run!
A m a b e m r m n h m n m b
f-Be bnxmhee into the south wind
A. lhke is driven into the ~-~~~
ubont five or Alx feet (mm -
trunk.A piece of rubber lnne
tubing or a piece of burlnp ucln ded around the upper part o
file- trunk when the ballng wl »
is tn be nlihched.Then the trunk
ie bent to the mouth and the wire
(matured to the stake. Side bunch-
a ma y be treated the mme my
or two shun twigs may be twistedtogether,h m ma being plwed
ngninn the hunkn i the otheragainst tho dde b nt n pointwhere proper position ol the ddo
bmchas is secured.
Be nn no t to hnv e nanny
side bunches arising !m the
Crunk.In a ll,there l d d be
from seven w nine main bunches
hom | point when the lowest one
Offzinlhf wpaint about dx feet
ebove the ground.Then the cen-
Cld bunch or luder ls headed to
l m l d e h n n d d n t h e s o u t h .No
children wen Tussdny evening vin-itnn at the Ed Hannah home andWednaday a"lliDK vhdtora st thu
Martin Lumen home.Sunday afternoon gueats at the
Cu-I Rumunsen home were Mr.
and Mn. Peter Hansen and sons
betwt productian of seed.: of n
certain map.
Seedeominoneof thespedal-
ties of the ihhlnson eumpnny.
About 260 mrs ware shipped each
ya: to prwdedly ev ery :hm in
nputation M being lm from di-
lean.The greatest market for
Nebrash seed com is Wimonlin,
with New York and Ontario naar
rival; lor lint place.
Vine med gardeners mp good
prolltl.It il not unumd bo re-
dn $ 1 7 5 t o$ 2 5 0 m du m u c ha a$300 an uno for vias seed.One
hrmer last yur produood 52,000
pounds of cummber seed for which
he received $15,000.Some farm-
er# have been able to pay for thdz
fu-mn with tha pmraeds of ; singh
crop.
Mr.and Mn.Fred Diclnn/BYO!were 'hxeodly vielton at theFtmk Hs llomy home ln Omxhn.
Hr.and Mrs.George l h l mn vsen and children md Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Rumuasen and children help-
ed Mrs. Rob Rasmussen celebrate
GOOD ROADS
Nearly 5,000,0W hm: I-Ie lo-
eamd on dirt roads,impnsnble
during nmq months of the yg
"Unless t h e fu-mer h a s ,hlghway from hh (mm..to
liv ed hm.
Baum of the ekplunt remains
that have been found in Nebraska
were in piles,declares Dr.Bar-
bour, and xvmaim havu been found
in pnzdcally every county in the
wer; Tuesday ¢v¢nln¢ vldhon at
the Delle! Wul! home.'Mr. a nd Mn. W i ll Hmm: le ft
Thursday morning for | few days
vi dt with their daughter,Mrs.
Marion Denman, Mr. Denman md
baby..
Matz and °°';- Mr. and Mn. LmRnllmd and nmily.The Ma ti n Inrsen tnmily en-tertdned for Sundn dinner the
Iololwing guem,r.Ind M n .Oar! Sorensen of Oakland, MnmdMrs. Hayes Roscnbalm and daugh-
ters of Blair.Mr. md Mn . C M R umu uc n
and family spent Fddxy evening
at the Martin Inman home. Hin
Nm; Andenen w u a Saturday
afternoon caller then.Hn . u mm. D a v i s o f u mm,
in heling wi th the work lt the
Jens vnrsan home during the ill-
c m n l ~her birth mdverlary Inst Fddly
evening.Mr. ma Mrs. Def-le! Wulf amifamily were Sunday dinner guests
probably 5J)00,000 yelrs,mvered
the period whan elephant: lived in
Ne b ru h .It is very hn-rd to tell
when md why they left, he says,
indication being that they were
hors up Oo the time ol mln.Ibis
on the bad: of e lephmfa livinghen for mlmons of years u comf
pared with the relatively few
spent by man that Dr. Barbourbuseshis belief that there are
probably mon deplmnt fossil: lnthe data than human remain;
In Lincoln county msmmoth; dia
md Betty were Sunday afternoon
vldtars at the Lara Petersen
home.
Mx. and Mn. Lm Petersen md
hml l y attended | p u ny l t t h e
Arthur Andersen home near Spik-
er Thursday evening.
Miss Elsie Hart and Mr. Albsrt
Prince wer; mauled W9dn¢B¢lY|
and Thundny evening n D f w
crowd charlvuled them at the
Will H a n h u m Mr.m d Mn.
Pri n¢ e wi llmlka t.hdrho m» o nn
(ann near Winddn, Nab.
in the world,il o n e o f t h e onb-
s t a n d i g e x h ib it s i n t h a mu le u minu m a ? H a l i .T h is m a mmo t h In s
fo u n d b y Mr . a n d Mn . H . 8 : K a r
rig er on the ir far m a bou t 1 8 milk
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SAvonY DISHES PEEPARED1-'nom LEFT-OVER LAMB
Are you one ol the homemaken
when famlly liken a lamb rout,
but you heaitat/e to serve it be~
cause you do not how how zo
utilize the lett-oven?Miss Inez
S. Willson, home economllt, sug-
gests these attnctively made dish-
es hum lamb which will solve thuquestinn.These Are quits guru!
enough w servs for the company
luncheon nr as ihe main dish for
a supper party,
TomaloStuffed wlth Lamb Sdnd
'hvo cups cooked Inmb, 2 fable-
spoons oil,1 tablespoon vineglr,
x teaspoon salt, %poon p¢p»
per, 1 hardwnokéd egg, 1 cup diced
celery,1 teaspoon minced omon.mm a . ma n n a wm s a u n a .=.»;J»ffQ=e=e=f. S'=!=de:f~ ..-.|."}I ma M1-9. 'Wm Jacobaennnd
: v ir
-and
of bvnes md puts of bone: were
pounded up to lurnlsh Lime for the
Inge flocks of poultry on the Kar-
rhrex hrm. bgfnn n fn. .».\\».r
.umm mm,espea ury na n th 'ttwo bnn dna o nth a s a m e dd e ol°v<=h»¢~rli¢°xx»»edeo~»mn¢»mn me a m m m e be closer than
winds.Frequently, UW. the Ieldet dghtazu to twenty-four Inches.
win.rgm abruptly to v-he mmh-'nm nbove dilcundon am. with
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Gem lb.30c
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Maintop Flour $1.19
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Phone 113 - 114 W e Deliver
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Gem lb.30c
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z umespoons capers, mayonnaxudressing.Cut the meat* in neatcubes, removing all fn and griatle.
Marinate for 1 hour in dressing
made from vinegar, oil, and sel-
soning.Combine meat with chop-
ped egg. celery, capers, and may-
onnmlsc dressing.Cut a slice from
.... ymuaxy munc , pus lme oo oChocolate Bread P\\ddh\|d , f g nOne package choeollte !|avored!h:capp¢d."ye"' he in seriously
junket, 2 slices whole wheat bread
5Unch thick,butter, 1 plnt mllk,
raisins.Remove :mats from bread
butler lightly and cut ln small
cubes.Dlvlde the cubed bread
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Every state should eondder Hr.
Blaney's statement.Milllons of
dollars have recently been appro-
priated for mad work and will be
spent this year.In the beginning
rne neu ureek valley limo muThursdayafternoonat the JohnDiekmeyer home.Afler spend-insthedkrno o n quilting the lldielwere served lunch bY the mmmandMeadamesArt Pollen and
Chrls Hansen!Fflday evening the Ed Newklrk
mul Rhrl- 'llehmuml fnmlllu ware
xlmlly were Sundayiwra at Wdter Appleby'|.
Mr. and Mn. Carl Pieper
family of Bldr, were Thu:
ev lmlng v umn a t me c w.
sen home.
lludolph Mencken moved F
00 their new home m tha n
I _~----- -~- ------~ vrcnuu men used to my on our- the can Ind mnnagument of ~"'"{|""° my were out of tha '"'"""7 me fm. lifhfim by vmhx. hat rm phmmn.simfm discussionNe]than thI m g m n h g h qw;r lm thn¢m»fha4|»n¢h=rw=¢¢1-|¢1..,,,,..,,,| nspberryamnud
Hdny no aden _e as °°§i"1 .on ~ the trees energy and o!\en is not mansgemmt will follow.
»ench.'l>eni, md an emmmd beighe ol
enunfu feet.The nvnnon Mn". .|.,_ .'
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the tops ol large firm tomatoes,
remove pulp and seeds, fill withthe salad mixture.Garnish with
a ' bit of mayonnaise and n.few
capers.Serve each tomato in a
crisp lettuce cup.Garnish salad
plate with little molds or cubes of
mint jelly.
Lamb Salad with Cranberry .le\|YThe lamb salad may be served
with a cranberry jelly ring to
make a very attractive salad
platter.
Mold cranberry jelly ln a ring
form.When solid unmold onto a
large, round platter or chop plate.
Fili the center of the ring with
curly cndive or crisp lettuce leaves.
Arrange the lnmh salad in crisp
lettuce cups around the outside ofthe crunbcrty ring.
Lamb and Orange Salad
Two cups diced cold lamb,4
seedless oranges, 1 tablespoon vin-
egar, ti cup olive-oil, 'A teaspoon
salt, % teaspoon pepper, paprika.
lettuce.Dice the lamb; removing
all gristle nnd~ fat.Pluoe thelamb
which hns been moistoned with
mayonnaise in a mound ln the cen-
ter of a platter garnished with
lettuce or curly endive.Pour over
it a dressing made from oil, vin-
egar and seasonings.Plsre an
orange ehrysanthemurn at each end
of the plutler.
Jellled Lamb
Two :ups cooked lamb, 2 table-
spoons gelntine, l cup cold water,
1 teaspoon salt, 2 cups hot stock,
paprika,1 tablespoon minced on-
ion, 1 pimcnto, 36 cup diced celery,
1 tablespoon minced parsley.Soak
gelntlne in cold water for 5 mm-
utes,then dissolve in hot. meatstock.When the mixture beginsto
thicken,add meat and other ln-gredicnts.Pour into wet mold and
chill.Unmold and cover with
jellied mayonnaise.,,,,,,,,,g
Three whole eggs, li cup BUSH:
2 tablespoons flour, 2 tablespoons
butter,ss we vinegar,aa cup
water.Cook until thick.When
cool, fold in Vx cup whipped cream.
Add 1 tablespoon gelstlne dissolv-
w i n a t wp cold viator.Spread
over loaf.Garnish with endlve.
Cinnamon pples
One junket mhla ,6 mediumsized apples, 1 oup Vsugar. 'A tea-spoon vanilla, 1 pint milk, Stable-
spoons red cinnanlon candles,1
tablespoon lemon juioe.Peel andcomapplesand plane ln bakingpan.Make a syruplby boiling the
sus" (except 8 tablespoons which
ls used for the junleet), water and
cinnamon candies together for li
minutes;odd lemon juice.Pour
syrup over apples ond bake untll
tender, busting several times. Plscs
apples in lndlvlduol dishes, filling
the ocnter of eacyapple with syr-
up.When coole , and the syrup
has jellled, prepare junket accord-
ing to directions on package and
iill dishes.let stand in a warm
room until firm.Then chlll.
Waffles
(Serving two or three people)
To the yolk of 2 eggs.add 1
tablespoon sugar, 'A teaspoon salt,
56 cup melted butter, 1 cup milk,
2 teaspoons baking powder, lcupslftedflour.Add ingredlents in
order given, bent whites and fold inlast.Preheat waffle Iron, and if
an electric iron is used bake eaeh
waffle about three minutes.
Handle Quick Bread Donglu Only
to Mix
Quick bread doughs should be
handled only enough to mlx the ln-
grwients.Much nndling maka
them tough.The sults are muchbetter if the ingredients have been
kept cold.All qui k breads made
into small shapes uch as biscuits.
rolls or muffins requlre n hot
o v e n .'lRslsia Oudhia ivilh Peanuts
One-hall'cup shortening,1%
cups light brown sugar, 8 eggs, 1
teuspoon vanilla, as teaspoon salt,
2 teaspoons cinnamon, 1 teaspoon
cloves,I/5 teaspoon nutmeg,2
tablespoons molasses, 4 tablespoons
milk, lé cup chopped roasted pea~
u i u u e s I n u m u l
few seeded raisins.Prepare jun-
ket according to directions on the
package.Pour at once over bread.
Let stand in warm room until firm
about 10 minutes, then chlll.
Filled Cup Cakes
One cup thick apple.ssuoe,1
egg white, 1 teaspoon lemon juice,
1% cups peppeniint creams crush-
ed, *fs cup water, 12 sponge or or-
dinary cup cakes. Remove the cen-
ters from the cup cakes and fill
them with the creamy filling made
by cooking the candy and water
until it threads.Pour this mix-
ture gradually over the beaten egg
white and beat until thick and
creamy.Add the applesauce and
blend well.Fill the cake centers
and,if desired, gamish with whip~
pad cream.
Peanut Candy Salad
One medium sized tart apple,
chopped,1 cup peanut brittle,
ground, equal parts of ground ear-
rots and celery cut Une, mayon-naise.To equal parts of carrots
and celery, add the apple and peo
nut brittle and mayonnaise.Mix
well.Serve on a neat of lettuce
leaves.
BEET GROWER ASTONISHEDWITH RESULT IN 1930
A story from Dawes county,
authenticated by a newspaper at
Crawlord, proves that when a sut'~
Iicient amount ol water connects
with Dawes county land an aston-ishing crop is the result.
Grant Spearman at Whitney
rented 51 acres of land to a Mex-ican family, furnishing land, farm
machinery and horses.The Max-
lcans furnished the labor.The
agreement was no split the pro-ceeds 30-50.The land ls irrigat-
ed un er the Whitney irrigation
project and was planted to beets.
The 51 acres produced 19 tons to
the acre, which were sold in_Whit-
ney at $6.50 per ton.The return
per acre was $123.50 and the total
amount received for the beets wassc,29s.5o.1
What the land owner did with
his share o l the crop money is
not known;but the head of the
Mexican family paid for their
summer,living expenses,bought
and pairhlor a new Ford and de
parted just before Thanksgiving
with $1,000 in cash, which dld no
include hid remaining share of
169 tons of beets that had not yetbeen settled for.
J. M. Tollman at Marsland in
Dawes county had potatoes on dryland that produced an average of
290 bushels to the ac-re.A good
share of the crop was certified
seed potatoes which had been con-
trldzd for st $2.50 per 100
pounds.Tollman's total crop ran
over 35,000 bushels.
Nebraska,it is apparent from
these examples, still has plenty of
opportunities for reaping u. quickprofit from tha soil.Northwest-
ern Nebraska is a rapidly develop-ing section that la attracting lar
attention with its aug-ar beets, po-
tatoes and live stock.
WATERLOO RENOWNED
I N SEED INDUSTRY
Some modest little towns ot
Nebraska have glsnt Industries.
Deshler has the oountry's biggest
broom factory,Clay Center fur-
nishes a large share of the eoun.
try with lncubators.Exeter has a
nationally laiown index factory.
And Waterloo supplies many world
markets with seeds.
A few years asv the Robinson
Seed company of Waterloo ship-
ped nine solid carlosds ol cucum-
ber seed to a single concem in
Detroiv-enough to plant a half
million acres.Vine seed shipments
have been made by this firm to
twenty-two countries and todaythere are about 500 foreign seed
dealers on the customer lists or
the company.
The town of Waterloo has been
pretty well built up about thsseedlndustry.James C. Robinson came
out from New York in 1887 and
started a seed business at An..
of our great highway development
it was necessary to use practically
all general road lands for md n
highways. Farm rolds were large-
ly left to take care ol themselves.
Now to get the most value from
our main highways it is impera-
tive that all fderad roads be de-
veloped as rapidly as posdble.
Modern materials,of the as-
phaltle type, make it possible to
build good roads, passable at all
times, at a small cost.Mainten-
ance is Ekewlse low.There is no
reason why any state should con-
tinue to neglect its farmers in the
matter of rosd bulidlng.And it
might be pointed out that those
localities which lay the ground-
work now will be the centers of
agricultural prosperity and pro-
gress in the future.
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Mrs.Shirley Stokes and Mary
Alice, Mrs. Mary Weber and Mattieand Byron Bartling were Fridayeveningvisitors at the John B.Eriksen home.Mrs.Minnie Blum and Eddietook Sunday dinner at the LizzieKruger home at Telbaste..
Sunday aftemoon visitors at theAugust Jordon home were Mr. and
Mrs.Chas. Kxohn and Etta, Mr.
and Mrs.Carl Melerhenry andVernon, Oscar and Adolph Jordon
of Ithaca and Fred Jordon ofSpringfield.
Eunice Aubert and Edna Rus-
sell of Fairbury,Cecil Ives, Mr.
and Mrs.Chester Hovendick and
Jean, Earl and Stella Montgomery
were Sunday dinner guests at theFreeman Loftls home.Emmett and Lucille Skov are
now enrolled in the New Englandschool.Mr:and Mrs.Vick Skov
will occupy the place recently vs~cated by w. W- Updike.Mrs. Minnie Blum,Oscar andHenry, Ernest and Esther Kruger
were Sunday evening visitors atthe August Ruwe home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson anddaughters,Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Jackson and Madon, Mr. and Mrs.Nels Jackson were among those
attending a surprise birthdayParty for Mrs.Chris Bendor! olBlair Sunday, in honor of her birthanniversary.All took well Iilledggewandhadanenjoyable
Mrs Ruth Jordon s nt n nweekend with home lolkspst Ithaca
Mr.and Mrs. Herman Roger!
spent Sunday at the Mrs.Goskerhome. near SPiker.
A "'"*°d°vM1==r¢v was held atthe home of r. and Mrs. Arthur
.Anderson Saturday evening, help-
ing them celebrate their birthdayswhich occurred Feb. 24 and za.Acrowdoffriendsandrelstivese Withl imeh baskets to spend
Mr.and rs. Hans H
fu n n y . M r. a n d n m. P e t e ~
sen. Audrey Christiansen sndRuth§;;=1»»»»of Omaha, were Sunday
s tors at Chas. Paulson's.L u z Frldsy evening was the
ggfm o f a ~ g a t h e r i n g afendsandavas when theyg=m°an surprise Mr. and Mrs.us Peppmiller and help themcelebrate their sm wedding mm-
Veigdfil.Many nice gifts were re-
l: v `The time was spent visit-
5' and P|*Y5fI8 bunoo. First prizewas won bl'Sadie Clmemn andJohn Behmer, low prizes go
f{'d!i r°d_?n n wuhm- Bos-
unchili... »...If°h was Blirved
r.and Mrs. Au:: 2 .' " :: " ~ a n d f m- e s s . . me
rs.e _""g'°,laburday.Krohn at Pre
Q u ay visitors at the GearLoftus home were Mr.and M55
gggg Lge- ngf smiy of Blair
|s MB.'s and 'Fletcher, and Csear Blum.jnrle
Mrs.Nell Thompson and chil-
dren and Mrs.Mack Rosenbaum or
Blair, were Wednesday visdton at
the Earl Thompson home.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ericksongnmily gf" Sunday afternoon
rs at e Mrs. Mahar s a t ~ry Weber
r. an rs. Julius W be .ed no t-ho John Weber e rmo v"g m" P r l da y .plsoo near
oe Gregg' of Scribner, a form.er resident of the N wneighborhoode Englandwa s mu 1lmlllliint-ance; Wednssdaly on o d
O R I T M n n n a n e u
anfon the ests who helped Mr.and Mrs.~ P. Larse n in Blair
celebrate their 30th wedding anni-
versary.Mr. and Mrs. Frodo Knutsen ofBlair, were Thursday evening vls~
itors at the Peter Nielsen home.
Saturda evening guests at theFred Chditensen home were Mr.
and Mrs. Axel Hansen and Marie,
and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nielsen.
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Clyde Larsen home were Mr. and
Mrs.Emil Johnson and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Hownrd Rasmussenand daughter of Frxmont, Mr.andMrs.Peter Nielse ,Mrs EllenJohnson and sons.Guests who helped Rudolph An-
dreasen celebrate his birthday on
Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Emanuel Andresson and sons, Mrs.
Peter Taft of Fremont and Mr.
and Mrs. Chns Benson.
The young people of the Danish
Evang. Luth. church met Sunday
evening vt the Chris Hansen rome.Officers were elected as follows:
pres.,R'\'.H.Jerslld;vice-pres.,Albert Benson; sec., Leonard Nel-son, and trcns., Miss Dorothy Mc~Millan.Messrs.and Me gmesArt Pullen and Fred Dlckmcyer
were guests.The Young People's Pinochls
Club met Friday evening at the
Chris Benson home with an at-
tendance or 27 members.High
scores were won by Miss DorothyMcMillan and Ieonard Nelson,and
low score by Irvin Peterson.
Miss Lennetts.Gnuse helped
Mrs. Chris Benson with her workThursday and Friday afternoons.Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Larsen and
children spent Sunday at theFred
Knutsen home.
Mr.and Mrs. Johnny Taylor
moved Saturday onto the Taylorfarm, that Harold Taylor vacated.
BENCH NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Larson and
daughter visited at the George
Pollen home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Mencke en~
tertalned at dlnner Sundsy forMr.and Mrs.Charlie Pullen of
Lyons,Mr.and Mrs.HowardTrammer and daughter of Decatur
and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gorehsm
and family.Mr.and Mrs.Ne il v i m spent
Monday evening visiting at the
Alfred Hansen home.
Mr.and Mrs.Ted Olinger are
the Egoud parents of s little dsughterrn to them at their home onSunday night.
_Mr. and Mrs. Wiley( Cotten v'ls~
ated at the Charles oenlg home
Thursday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Qulst and chil~dren mlsited at the Allred Hansenhorns Tuesday evening.
The Bench Co unity Club metntthe home Elms...Clarence
Olsen Thursday afternoon.Four-
teen members were present andMrs.John McDonald and Mrs.Fred Olsen were visitors.The
next meeting will be at the homeofMrs. Harry Smdth and the
members wlll give suggsstlonsforincreasingtheClub fund when
answering roll call.Mr. and Mrs. George Follen and
son attended .l surgrlse party atthePeteFollsnomsSunday
honoring Mrs. Follensblrthday.
Mr.and Mrs. Alfred Hansen
and children visited at the Nels
Sorensm home flhwrsday evening.
Mr. and Mn. Joe Verplank and
Mrs . E i n Ki ng mms wi th Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Smith and familyFriday evening.
Mrs. A. J. Richter and children.Mr. Albert Richter and Mr.Will
Patrick, all of Pineblulf, Arkansas
and Peggy Pounds ol Blair, visited
at the E. C.Lippincott home on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Nelson,
Mr.and Mrs. Will Compton and son
and Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson
spent last Wednesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith.
ROSE HILL ITEMS
Sunday dinner guests at the
John Petersen |\0mo were Mr.and
Mrs. Kenneth Sherman, Billy and
Sue, Mrs. Petersen and Hannah of
Council Bluffs, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Petersen and Marlon o l Little
Sioux, Iowa, Mr.and Mrs.Fred
Jensen und daughters.
~Mrs. Frank Wilson and
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out the highest quality work
Bring in your car and let us
straighten out Body and Fen-
ders.You will he surprised
how it will improve the ap'
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Announcement!
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Having purchued the Western Portable Grinder outfit at
Blllr I nm now prepared to take can of your grinding work
In Wuhlngwn county.
The Western Portable Grinder need: no introducion to
teeden of thin comnunlty.Just call 56 md the (finder
willeom e wyuurfa nn m dzrindm yk indoffe e dthqp
oughly and quickly.
aW e g r m d a t Y o u r F a r m -- N o
Hauling, No Mileage Charge
Call nn for your next grinding job and let us show you we
can uve you money.
nuts (or any othar kind ol' nutsmay be use), 1 cup raisins choppedfine, 4% cups of flour. 1 teaaP°°|"
soda.Gramm the shortening and
sugar, add eggs, beat two minutes.Add soda dissolved in a little ol'the milk in malaisos,than add
rest of milk and add to mixture.sift spices, salt with two cup.; of
flour and add.Add fnllt and nuts
to remainder ol flour and ml: all
thoroughly.Bmak off bits o ldoughandflatten down,about
Ii
land.He transferred his actlv-
ities to Waterloo in 1888.In the
years immediately following theestablishment of the bunlness, thelands about Waterloo warg pretty
well devoted to seed gardening.
One could drive all day with horse
and buggy and we nothing butvines-cucumber,squash,musk~
melons,pumpkins and the like.
Now tha zardana are scattered over
many states when conditions havebeen found to be rumble to the
.,..v.~. a »v\l\L1 '~!
Rev. and Mrs. P. J. Relnertsen
drove to Onawa 'hxesdny and re-
turned Wednesday.They spenttho time vldtlng friends.Rev, and Mn. P. J. RelnertaenandMr. and Mrs. H. C LarsenHannahandIauisehélpeaEd'
Hansen celobrabe his birthday on
.Thursday aftemoon.Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.Mahtin Larsen and sons called ln theevening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Rolland and
..-mu, mm ware Saturday eve~ning visitors at John Peteroenk
A largo crowd of friends and
neighbors charlvarled Mr.and
Mm Archie Kulu' Wednesday eve-
ning at the Henry Kuhr hams.
Mins Hazel Wul!led the EP-
worth League jsunday evenlns-
Her subject for the evening was
"The Growth of Your Emotions".\Mlss Wulf gave a very lnurestinx
w k ,Miss hola Tufts will lead
next Sunday evening.
Mr.and Mrs. Clannsa Knhr
l,4
Easter Work
Alwa yl the Dependable Cleaner.Spring Work,
espazlally Buter Work, ls now beglnulng.Sprlng
Conn, Sultu, Top Coats. any nnlcle.
Well done lt a Moderate Price
A D V A N C E C L E A N E R S
Blair ----Nebraska
George Van Deuseil
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1 Abraham ma ny leagues o f forests.or hills,o f u w u n p s between u s and lt.I
.am y our 0-lend bec ause y ou ha ve
bee n a b rother a nd allowed me to
Jive,and I owe y o u two f e n th e n
:b um my tuft.I brought y our
.hatchet fr om under the roc ks be--c auu I did not vr ~nt y o u to s trike
a n d a n killed in turn.You love
w e whlta ma lde u.I,too,lo ve a
n a ma n . "
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prosched.H e a t l e n t v u u n i
fr ie nd a mo ng ' th e man y Ir ho mtoo d
nb o qt the m.
* ' I n m B h i n d u , "h e a d d ." W e
i n r o w s to n fa r town -an long
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ly Juan Qllvar Curtin!
Gb! Doubleday DontCO., Ina.
WRU Berrien.
C H A P T E R v m
T y v m n n m in u t e s a n n ( Md h a d
nvealed their Mdlng |p'Ilce
J enna and Tolnette were r1hn| ..|in the sun.My sterious things had
happened i n t h l l time.Unseen
hands had drugged th e war rlur
fr o m under th e mr ks .Au Inner
n l h l d followed In wh k h n n - l m
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voiced talk outside.Then lmn v
onu hnd c alled In g uttur nl. h rnk w.
Frenc h c ommnndlmz them 1» ¢'0n1|'
out.They had obeyed. Jeemn 11211.'I'o!nettu after him,and m n l m
wi th the dmvnrast air uf an l\°na1
recall the mlna at DuBois md
others in tha t lomlity.I .M.
Miller,1 Civil War veteran,ot
Puvnee City, recall.; well huzling
ood from the Four MXle mines,
which was the old mme of the
mines that an now being rehabil-ihtcd."At iinrt we hauled from
Turnefa,then we gvt some at
blck5001ee t|.nQc¢hqhilLAndr.
shalt vnu hier sunk fm provide
huh dr fo r the mlne n.Mining
operation:continued lor several
y i n .
Ilan~HI!-n
ruka h~ve been discouraged
thndls ia nne olthe oodve ingfm
the surface.The Rock Illlnd
an early day "dug" for cod inDuBois lomlity and struck a ~ff
foot veinat'100 feet.'l'hs<~=
ol binging the coal M7 the m t l
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Bobst'|, md then tt Four
mi d Mr.Miller.Ha added ~
t h e o o d w u l o l d ! o r 2 5 o o n t |
bushel and [wagon hauled " I
gum w the loud.
___.On a wn nln c r amCur e o f d nr ine a n nd lm-nr lle . the
oth e r n li g htn in g ma h :har c nme
m a went wi th deadly u w m n e n .
He mi g h t tric k A Ho h n w l. b u t n
Seneca wnl the clevereax of hisuna.1He felt hll blood turn lcald nnv.. ||.¢.m~| an m. hm.n... ..~...
n ml.... ...u..........,, no ul.expected rec eption hy e n e mla an
whoa-belln l n l p l were hlnglmg.
T h e n were between twenty nn d
m l n y o f the S e me n .lnle ndldly
b u m,keen-eyed,l e m - h a d .n u
ot the m y ou ng me n.Eve n i n th e
lhoc k of the mome nt. Toluene nur-
ve y e d the m ln na me d u dmlr n llon .
Th e Sen ec a!wo r d :brought to
J e e ml mo t only hope bu t lhoclz.
The se .savngell were fr o m Chem
undo.m e Hidden T o w n - a plac e
wh i c h eve n the nd ven tur u nl He p -
nlbnh M o m s had look ed u pon u
mo th e r world,n goal whi c h h eh e d d r u n s d or re ac h ln g ln so me
day 0 1 reelneus dnrlnk.Hi dd en
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Spring News
Assortment fresh Chgcolate
drops, very special,lb.-l9c
0
Bl a i r Ra cke t sco é e
Ladies' Fast Color DRESSES
very choice at --$l. 00/
Some nice Ladies' DRESSES 59c
Fine assortment speckled
light blue Enamelware,
each --101: tn SSC
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And that the fugltlvez were some
where not fa r uvrny ;:he other
wh o s e mln d wi ll mn o n the huge
plle of llones.elsc redlqed the
though! that n had been lllornugh
1 |searched nad sez off tu llmlsome proof ol' hls sunplc lunn. The
nrst of lh e I w o apenlnevl re-
mnlnml un d ne llhe r Tn ln li e nnr
Jeeme could hear h lm | n| \o,l l
loomed nn lnlln lly or tlme be fo re
movement c ame n guln outlld a the
roc k.m e m scraped la an the
Senec a ma de u reru ns plac e of n
for DLI gun; footsteps went away .
retumed,und halted c los e to th enarrowupn nu re through whlc h
:» . ~; 1 :, ; 1l1 . .' : »: ; ,; ; .: ' . .. . ": .: . :; p 'they were llke runners reall! tor a
rac e Sla r ln g a t th e y outh wi th
h u bo w n a d at th e g lr l wlth h e r
mangled.nhlnlug hulr.th e I u d ln n i
retu rned the lr g nze wllh n look ol'
nmuzemenl not unmlxed wi th ap-provnl.They seemed sc arc ell able
to belleve mesa two had fooled
th e m s o completely .c aptured one
of thelr number ln the bargnla, y el.conceded the fac t wll.h glances ln
whlc h Du ulon wu s he ld lubdu ed.
A y oung savage who stood b e
fore them seemed lnrgely refponsl-
t-le for this altltnlle.Purpllslr
lln e e we r e a r o u n d h ll th r o a t u ll
n rope had choked hlm.Tw o o f
me e agle f eather : ln h is tuf t were
broken. and hln shoulder was bleed~B
T o w n !' h u he ar t an d soul an d
my ster lo ul Sec ret Plac e o f th e
Senec a nullanl lx wa s a va s ! a w
ta n c e lwn y ,B l a unc le had once
n u ld , " Y a u mwll h e n n r o n g mu nbe f or e y o u mu tr a vel to n .Th a t
l l wh y th e Senocun,wh o mn g e
tar.are the h u t of all t w o
leased beasts."
Shlndaa lp uke again.
"Tlnog| | ,my uncle.wh o ls n
grent c ngtnln,wi ll k ee p hln word.H e wlll klll tlle m i l e fn wn wh o
ll wi th y ou ll h e r llmh n f n ll her."
.Ieema looked f r o m h ll b le n d to
Tolne lle.She han approac hed the
ller ee o ld wurrlor and was amlllng
lnlo hl-l mee, he r ey es uglo w wlth
eonl!denc e_ al nhe polnted to her
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Spring News
Assortment fresh Chgcolate
drops, very special,lb.-l9c
0
Bl a i r Ra cke t sco é e
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Ladies' Fast Color DRESSES
very choice at --$l. 00/
Some nice Ladies' DRESSES 59c
Fine assortment speckled
light blue Enamelware,
each --101: tn SSC
2.=.j f j é~ T3:_",r !?.4¢*-~Fine assortment speckled
light blue Enamelware,.
each --101: tn SSC
imd dm! sharp pa lms had b6gun in
shunt [Ike noodles tlnromzh the
overtnxofl mus c le s o f I wi limbs.
wh e n they stopped for 11 men!
she m e an apple and lmif ul'alu1||l||,n ml .Ioun|1~\brou:tht her
\\:| Ii\r In u lainl1lmrk c up £| nm the
1.uld ullvuln lncslde which lln'_~,' limi
vzazunped.
Hu llld no;toll her the :lurk
nu\\8 |10 hurl Ivnrlltnl--tllut there
With Victor Mclmglen and Muna Maris
COMEI)Y-"I{ack|;-lchet*rn"
THE mo s t p o p u lo u s s e ttle me n ts
o n these shores early In the
Seventeenth Century we re th e
colonies alo ng the Ne w Eng la ndcoast.However stern and aac etlc
were these New England Purltane,
they oertninly k n e w wh a t was
good to eat.Ae time has passed,
an d the population has gr o wn
from s. fe w th ousan d to one hun-
dred an d twe n ty mi lli o n people,
spread out ove r the vast ter ritory
ot the United States, the desc end-
ants of the se e ar ly s ettler s ha vemig rated eo s uc h an e xten t. that
fu lly ha lt th e people tr o m Call-
f o r n la to th e Atla ntic c oast and
fr o m Mai ne to Mexic o c a n trac e
their antec edents bac k to Ne w
England.
This y ear Boston c elebrated her
ter c en ten nlsl and all thr oug h the
su mme r Ne w E'ngland'e roads
were c rowded wi th the automo-
biles of people who c ame not only
to enjoy the lovely sc enery but to
vlelt th e plaoes _ol thei r fa mili es'
Americ an begi nnln .Th i s ma y
ac c ount In part for any people's
predilec tion fo r eu h delic ious
Ne w Eng la nd foods as bro wn
bread, baked henna, creamed c od
fieh,boiled salt codfish,codlleh
flakes an d mac kerel,to men ti on
only o few ol' th em.It i s a n a n
cestral taste which keeps c ropping
out.Bu t th i s le o n ly p ar t o f th e
reason I t is th e taste o f th esefoods, themselves, nnd not ntavlsm,
wfhlc h c hletly ac c ounts for it.
Th e Blq B ' s
Boston Bak ed Beans and Br o wn
17:cad are the c omb ina tion of big
13's which are associated meet smi
versn lly with New Ene iand Com-
merc ial c annc rs valor ln :h- #unto
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Home Theat re
Home of Pqfm Talking Plclurcs
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:\1,\nc|1 n .md 12--I)Cl.|iLH rx:If
"Our Blushing Eilride"
J/mn ('r:i\\{i
"She Got V¥Hz§§%he Wahted"
TU E S D A YMARCH xo l \
Glassware Night
"Are You There?"
With Bmlrirn Lillie and Julm Gzurinl;_
(`()lll'Il)'1'--"\\1un hy a Neck"
SUN DAY an d M ON DAY
Sunday Matinee
1\l.»\R(,i{ 8 and U
"Tom Sawyer"
With Jackie ('nngal\, Junior Durkilh Mitzi Green
ACB OF SPADES-'I`.-\l.l(Al('lO()N--'IlIPI I'.\'l`IEN'l`
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FR I D A Y a n d S A TU R D A Y
Saturday Matinee
MARCH 6 and 7
THURSDAY
MARCH 5-DOUBLE FEATURE.
Dough Boys
Buster Keaton and Sally Higllcrs
Scotland Yard
Edmond Lowe and .loan Bennet!
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COMING MARC!! I3 1:-" f l uH ~io Hell
Assortment fresh Chgcolate
drops, very special,lb.-l9c
0
Bl a i r Ra cke t sco é e
`hy nn F`.n,-:llsh 1\In}mwR.
Wlasllwer tlwlr f¢IIO wns to be
this tllly wou ld brlng It.I le was
sure Toi netle could not keep up
the |\:|r:muc h longer,und he
strL~|1|.:rTu:1¢¢l hlms elf fm*the mn
mvnt ulwn : he S ono ra c hie f wo uld
find ||rm if compelled to give n
¢lr=vIInr..|Ia:ll 'II:1o;.,'rl had cInlmod
her ful"hi~dnuglalcr gave hlm
hu|»|~,I-ul if In her frnlllty Tn !
for these foods. and lt Is possible
to buy i n cans even oven ba ke d
be a ns c o o k ed ju lt a s o u r g ra n d
mo th er s an d gr ea t gr an dmothe rs
cooked them.Th ey a re a c tua lly
ba k ed i n h u go s te e l mu lo wer e d
into enormous br ic k ovens, mixed
I n the Boston wa y wi th br own
sugar a n d molasses an d a dell-
clons piece ol' pork. They are madeto be just opened, heated and en-
joy ed, but they c an also be varied
I n a nu mb er o t way s.Here le
one ot th em:
Ba ke d Be an Croqucttcs :Press
the c ontents of on e c a n o f oven-
baked beans through a sieve.Ad d
three tablespoons to ma to c atsup
an d one teaspoon horseradish.
Shape in to balls.Ro ll lu soft,
sif ted bread c mmh s ,than In
beaten egg (diluted wi t h two
tablespoons cold wa te r) ,and
again ln vrumbs.Fry i n dee p fat
for about one minu te.
Canned brown broad is as good
as any y ou ever tasted. just takenfrom thenc nn. slic ed and butt:-rffI.
But hero ls another way to Ure at.
too.
Bro nn Brc od Toa st.Verntfc cln
Me lt two tablespoons butte r;
wh en bubbling add two table.
spoons flour.on wlou r th teaspoon
selt an d on eei ghth te asp oon pep-
per.and sti r u n ti l the mi xtu r e
appears y ellow.Ad d o ne c u p o f
milk {'r"|f\r11!Iv :mrl :dir rf1r1¢l 1'tHun ti l l~¢\'lL: 1?I :fn~|A 'I : .
WllilP!of here! funk- fl fi"t "in
pleeos Pour r a vi 1l tt nr - »::
ngd b].| '. ll ll 1|]l f l n l u i ;\1 ' f l
the hm! . c o in - l I " :yell: ~overtlmtop.
Th e n I1|n il1|1ur:.s:;1l»l»way 1 ru
Herve tln cl l rr .va Ii*ll fr om tho
clear \\ v f a of llro North Allanlfr
Bridgeport Dam across Pump-kin Creek on Pumpkin Creek
Farms, completed.
Tekamah--G.B.Steward Corn-
pnny opened hardware store .in P.
W. .Fischer building.
Wolbach-Highway No. 13 iw L-
graveied east of here for ¢i~.l;=m
of 5.6 miles.
1; - | - - - L _ _'
ot!Ne w Eng la nd an d the shell
flesh f r o m the clean sandy inlets
alo ng its c o ast wh ic h ar e " home"
foo ds to s uc h a g re at propo rtion
or ou r p op ula ti on, a nd wh ic h a re
now universa lly avallab le ln c ans.
New E ngla nd S ea F oods
Codflsn Pte :Co ve r th e bo ttom
of a b aking dish with a thin lay er
ot soft bread c rumbs, and pour In
th e c ontents ot'one c an o l nel:
Hakes.Press th ro ug h a r ic e r al:
medium slated hot boiled potatoes;beat ln one tablespoon hotter. one
th ir d c u p mi lk , on eh alt te as po on
pa pr ik a an d tw o beaten eggs;
spread over the nah In the baking
dish.Bake in a qu ic k ove n un tal
delic ately browned.Ga r n is h wi th
parsley and ser ve hot.
The re am c od tls h c ake s,ready
to fry . ln c ans. prepar ed with the
very bent. in gred ients . bu t lt y ou
prefer to make th em y ours elf with
canned llsh flakes,here ls the
wo y :Fls n I' la k e Cok er:Cool: three
nl four sli c es or h oron I n n o-r»
r pon,without ` letting either
llle fa t or th e ba c o n become dls-
volrarc d by the heat.Cut on nuxlt
pared. raw potato es ln qunrtc n to
rm o c up twic e; add one teaspoon
sa lt a n d bo llln g wa te r a n d cook
tlll ten d er :dr ai n, ma sh a n d ad d
nnn can fleh flakes.two tnblc-
v ono,ol c ream sauc e, lf nt hand,
r two tnhlc spoons butter,onc-fmtrth teas poon blac k pepper and
at little hot milk . Boot thoroughly .
shape In c akes. dlp these in Hour
and fry ln bac on fat.Cold bolleri
potatoes, quic kly rc hoilod. may bc
nwc rl ln plac e of thc frvsh c ooked
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they hnq squeezed their bodies
under the stones.The sm-nge \\ns looking at theann-nnce m xhelr hldinx nlacel
mg where me sum una Deen lol|\by mllz ne d too th of me k B vld e ll-
ly he held considerable lndnenc eln
th e wi r p a n y o f wh i c h h e v n u I
ms ue u
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lepulsed h er 1
Indifference.hl| Du c k o n h
ldvnn c e wi
Th e n :er a nd r n
thne
ve
IIll
ed
.e¢rr§|}1lc]1re}!the wa\7iioi,his member.Beside him was a much a command which qulckiy putdoubt nm! hesitation, and was as qldqr man or even more powerful prlsonm-'g thong of buqymk
lure ln his vlnlnnlnz an thnmzh no I UKUPP-around Jeerns'neck and IBll8?|'liéfis-`én"' tfii Ha 'rr ru he who lpokl In lumen hlmnt nu bow.
lt.n a " NP I n g to}]_\| zewef-A.Al~ ..1f==e 15-°.-_'e'!sz LF!barrier lnyheard n gran
U l l U I D § \ U l l l l \ l I || J C G l l l l §u 'n u nthegruntwa l an expression ot'
the foolishness whic h had made
htm grove!Ilke thla.In'a m o
ment. h e would rise and QU away .B u t the moment pn ae d.One --
two- thr. :.:a dozen. Tolnette was
like one dent]--unbreathing.Odd,
sensing a mighty danger,knowlng
that ll. was c oming. c rouched lllse
a aphlnx.At last the silence was broken
ao noflly that the disturbance
might have been that of a trees
of *l'o1uettes hair falling fr om
her shoulder across Jeems'arm.
The Indian h ad thrust ln hll head.I le wan listening -stnelllng--then
ndvatnthtg sly ly and cautiously
lik e a ft=|l'et on the tr oll ot prey .
There c ould no longer he a doubt.I l e knew there was something
under the rocks and.wi th true
Seneca t'nll|*1lgt~,foreseelag alarm'
for hllma-lf even If death ptlltl
for lt, he was c omi ng alone.
livery lttatinvt reached its hi gh
est temllon ln .lec tns as a dangern}||arulltIuel \\I|I»It he would he
able ln touch with his hands ln
another tlloftlelll or two.H 0 re
moved himself gently fr om To l
nette'a vmlmtc e and prepared his
arms and hotly for action.Their
eyes lllltl |.:|owu more ac cuatotned
to the gloottt mall Tolnette Col.lltl
see htm :ts he crouelted forward
and gallterc tl himself for the
ntrtlmxlv ultlc lt trotlltl mean llfo or
death for thetu Suddenly she uu
llllrslntlfl that It lvoultl not be rt
strne:.'l|~.Wltcn the Senc ra's head
a[>[|tnIttl .l.trh=.'hutchet wo wtl
snnullt It in She could see theltatc ltet.It una poised to strike.
Tl'l(*l"0 t.\mll»|l.|no ¢ry _n| )moan
--only that lII1hIl', hidden sound.
She Ilann~-I Ill the :loomed mah
slutvly 1nl":
The fe:ttlo .Iflllfi lltfl a ppeared
nl'r=l.ll| || |til"lung hlack scalp
loclr.lln lt1.r t~lr ttkot] honrl n nn lr
:n j b r a ve nephew a c a ptive to b e
saved by the voic e of a dog!"
Th e othe r sc owled at th e ta u n t
In his volee."li e c ou ld have killed ma.H e
lpareti my life."l
"Th la la the y oung h e f a vm to
whom y ou owe o feather from y our
tu f t l"
"I owe ltlm two --o ne for hi mse lf
and one for the maiden whose
presence mu st have stayed his
htmtl."
Th e older man grunted.
"He loo ks s tr on g a nd may lta ndto tra ve l wi th ua.B u t th e ltr l lr
ltlze n broken llower rea dy to fa ll
ln our pa th.She wi ll c u mbe r o ur
feet and make o ur way mo re di l'll
c ult, and are nt has te mus t b e o ur
choice.lȢe y our htttc het on one
and we wi ll ta ke the other ."
At this eornnmnd Jeeraa gave a
sudden cry.and the fac es of the
savages relaxed ln aatonlehment
when he hocan to speak la theh
latlgtttme.Itenslhall Adams' school
lrtg ltutl pre||arcd hi m for this
hour.Ilia Iottc tto stumbled, some of
Ilia tvnrels were twisted,there
were guna uldc h only the lma g
lnatlon Unllltl llll hat he told his
story.Th e lnllltmn Ilsteaed wi th
an Interest wltlc lt assured Jeetns
they had not la'-en tt part o f the
forc e that had massac red llls and
'lolntttt-'s people.I le pointed to
the girl.llc re ltlttr tl ho w the MohnwkeIttltltlestroyedhisftltller
and nmlhnr mu l all who had he
lomge-el ln Tollwtte:how they had
tlctl together. lam* they had hldtlen
In the old llt\ll§t',and that wi th
an a r ro w h e had killed th o wh lte
nmtt \\|ltl | l vl llretl the mln.
Ilrnnzorl nnrl fl!-l1r\veled,the lone
lmw In lll<||.r.-I.Jcetna ma de tl\l\ lt||=I-:.or ffwtlrnttc and elo
qttenet th s \.~l:|-I remain wi th
'lllll\l'l1'u -ha!tw Rlln llvtrd. She
tlr t.\lr *.1 T":t li lllu nrhlullt
-- - - 5 - .- . . -- -_ . -- . _- . . . - -U -marc h began.
Th e two hravea had returned
wi th the whi te ma n ' |8Cllp and
the broken arrow that had killed
htm.They talked exc itedly ,and
Tolnette c ould understand by their
ac tions the story they were tell
ing.l t was the portray al of n
desperate struggle between theirprisonerandthewhlteslzlnned
lllohnwk.Tltey me as ure d the d lf
ference ln their weight and size.
Th e hroken arrow was compared
with its fetllows in the q uiver.
Tlaogft spo ke . " Tltli y outh sha ll
go wi th us,and ln turn for his
brotherhood.we wi ll take the
maiden to a n the pla c e o f Sllr er
Heels In my tt-nee.See that he ls
given the sc alp whic h ls hlo tha t
he may h ave n feather ta h is tuft
when we arr ive."Th en he spoke
to J eems:"Yon hea r!"Th en to
Tolne ttc :"Y ou are Silver Heels.
She was my daughter.She lsdead."
No llash o t etnotlon,no so ften
ing ot'his features,oo sign ol'
fric ntleltlp crossed the chlet'l.aln'o
countenance.li e turned and put
ldtuaell'at the head of hlo band.
huge among;his men,wi th the
dlgnlty of n kim:ln hte bearlng.
One of the brnvoa wh o had gone
to Ltn;san'a fttstetled the wh lte
|nt1l|'e4 st:tip :tl .leenls' belt ln aplteel' his proleat and uhhorrenc e.
Onc e mo re the westward marc h
renamed lla no y -- a single llle of
sofl»l'ootetl,tmlst-less men u l l h a
girl tnltlwny la their line--tt glrl
\\lmse lI1lI|.!tlrrrlt hrald gletltned
ln the slntftet --f the aan,whose
t-hes-Its were l!=|-To-1 and whose
('\('8 held Soll:|"!:.l|;:morg than
the elclrlho flf r.-dy and grieftt1Shelmd:-»l .|..|to the great
ntl\el1ttlt¢mt l l|1.Ilt|behind her
I||0 ll( lll|ttf :t t||»g :mtl the steps
(lf the lt|:|n =].||. t }
| | f lle llv 1!.|If I t;1\Ilt'[II n1g){\
i
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- I .m r m n
-s \\|1|¢l||..|!lll I|given Inv
I Nwot.1|.| ~-.|hvr¢el|11|st_he lf11
mm I-'~»~\'1 I |f| I ln rho mhl I l l
I oy eé nt
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r r "§rf o r h i m "» _ 1 g '¢ 'f f '
1 1f|I'\H n .|
nl I!|-~| i . . l W-=:|||l e
ll.il.MII.,|1 |r ; [ ¢ \ .0 I
'aw-ly,mul1|sln:| l,luv ' i
of 2;nf two
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I } .m l i t m l .|r .11 T:I 'P 1 - . | . g ml "m l n ,a n d
:~:..vn l c v i n " "1'11 ' T I 1|I1e w h o h m !
l1\\ vn 1 n | | !H11 I r Q l»l 11 1lT|0|1 t l w l r
ei.. .rx - ~
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cr um -l0°lli<1 |l l||.|1\In t1la llm
ment ¢f ~.mul hlnaiwaurslimmwhenhe:1 !a:\\c rvnlizr-:I I lml
all lh v |\ \-.r hlsnforc st |!(||}a
c ould nm !.' | |m.Tim pupils df
Ill: eyvn ;:I : -lnrkly.Ile dll] nmhrvnlho.V r. .].n::.,r hifi lrnpvmi
in g mul,|»~\\a :|1|.:1¢1¢.'¢l but nn!
terrllhul.lI ~ I lm 1msznlvrlrmcc cllri
nm Blnrinh 1".~.||1lrl :~{0C*l abou!toalnklntnhlxhrnlu.
For n lif t|=:|| l nmre llm ldndn rlhi
II" I { |Hn I. .|1I.1nfl \.|||1"ll2 hull' fi
rn ilu fr :ra l!="¥».||1¢'\¥\||house.
\\!-ra hI~=| | i» f swf 1*-»:\I|\g wma
| | \| |lI~~.:.|t|1r1|-»~l h~=nltvn tinn
m u n:r»:r 10 Hn }|\||l1Z Illflll [10hnlvllI1l.o
"I think tht* lmy in n zzront llnr
nnrl I lmve sont lunc h for proof of
|!."he lrlltl."I f h e h a s not spud
nn arrow through mls friend of
the §fnhn\vks=_as ho vlnilma,lu-
almii filo.I f ho has spoken Ihn u r ..u \ \ 1 . | | \ c 1U |\\ h | ° I| . | - r l | | | \»=\e\\o n o r n l c a
|J:il " l m I l l 1 l l mu fr l p n r l n lnot fll||,_llfl_l!ia ,,aEéh,;d`i€¢E{é:| H'...&'.!1 '§'..!.?° .E'l"'£2E ':.'1E:&."£9 ':£r
*.u 1 1 0
the nnhlilty whic h Tn ln vtte saw
In llwir c n p lnr s wa s poisoned for
J vvms by what was concealed
wlthin thélr lwnrts.The greatest
or u ll lmtos wus not th e Illlte o f u
mnn f m n mlm, hut th e Imte 01' a
rac e for a mée, and he k new that
an a word from Tlnogn ¢he_,mennlmnthimwouldbeturnedin to
I10nl]8.Must of all he feared
Tlfmgu,for Shlmlns hilt!told hi m
that TIangn's father had bevnkllleri by n white §m:m_nnd his non
ANNoUNcEMEN'r
W e have purchased a New
Oil Truck and are now able
to give instantaneous service
to country customers.
Call either Ditlofor Henry Wols~
mann for special Cash Deals
We operate on a Strictly
Cash Basis
No C r e d i t E xt e n d e d
Ditlol Wolsman Service Station
Phone 4s or Black 161 ---Ilan-, Nels,
lieaulily Your lawns
o
Our stock of BEEDTOWN LAWN
GRASS has arrived.This ispre-
pared for home owners who want
the best.Then to improve the
worn out, soil use Vigoro.'lhisis
aplant food which enriches the
ground.
An application of Vigoro for gar-
den or lawn will show a. marked
difference.
o
me Arnal Hardware
IIO ;~.»11 had :L vlmnc v to lpo ak
to .`Im\|u:4." F u r the l i m llme I have dls
covvred my unvle to be a greatliar,"he said." i lls an1de is ae
.Bound as mluo.It ls f o r the li ltlv
fnwn h e has p retend ed u hu n a nd
stops llere for ment.She is info.Ik; WI!! 1101 klli her."
(C on ti n ue d on pa ge twelve )
Butte W6rf":»mpleted on n
rno delin g C ouc h Motor Co . Gara ge
Pe nd er -Re pu blic of fi c e re no va t
ed.
1I
I
' d u g " u g _n n u g \ | t n i l l u i d | l l l |'_o l h e r n ,I m m a y t r a v e l w i t h u l ,a n il "; . ° ' I |' !1 3 ' m ' L ` } . " " . 5 . 5 I , ' §' I $ & ` | ' ! ` é » i ` . ' ° . f ' § » ' } ; ; !: 'h l l c o m p a n i o n a l a n ,u n l l l h e r n i .
t m o f n m z l s l n n n t w h a t h e h m l ' \t l r e l o t h a t m f u '1 |n e c e s s a r y t a
1 b n - I n r l s u r m t .! l . T 2 - 1 " ' ! ' . 1 ' L i ' I " " ' 1 ' . . f f l " ' § ` l ' $ ' ! l 1 ' * 1 9 ?I ' f u l l m l t e I m r a n t o n r t m n r l I m r -
U\
I-llmr Sllm Body W u Strong und
Sunni#
;Jx :|u'\||&\ua u ru l .U l u t u u u t u wa tsa t a t l i s u d r n r x t n g o ,a n d t l t n z m h h i s
p o w e r f u l h m l y s t r a i n e d a n d f o u g h t
t o l o o s e n t h e c h n k l n g g r i p .h i s p u
u l t l o n w a s n o l u n p o l o u t h a t l n n
a b o r t t i m e h e w a s l l m p a n d u n c o n
l c l o u s .
T h e S o n c c - n ' | a d ve n t u r e .a n d t h e
s o l !f o r t h e o r d c n l .h m l t l l n g h e r
h a l r s w i f t l y .J e e m n c n m e t o h e r .
: t m l s h e R n w t h e t o n u r e o f d o u b t
I n h i s e y e s .
" I vn u d o l t ,J e e m s , "B h c c r i e d
s o f t l y ." I k n o w w h a t .y o u w e r e
. .0 " u n a - m . n .- - » -
S h e w a s n o t a s frm .-: Ile a s . Te o m a
h a d t h o u g h t w h e n s h e h a d t r i e d t o
k e e p u p w i t h h t m I n h e r h i g h
h e e l e d s h o e s .
l l c r s l i m h m l y w a s s t r u n g a n d
s u p p l e ,h e r e y e s q u i c k ,h e r f e e t
s u f e .S h l n d m s d r o p p e d h a c l g . f r o m
c omhnt--If It could he dlalln
gnllhe d by tha t name-h ad no t ter
minated a moment too soon for
those concealed under the roc ks.
Th e tr a il h un ter s we r e no w lwllr p
that the pla c ing of the ar row had
hegn 1 ruse to delay them and hegnnswar ming back to the ridge.
n m a d o z e n warriors mnlhered In
n Ilerc e nod animated debate dose
about the rocks.
If 'I'olnette'n n erve; worn nn tha
m a n t o m l m t o se e t h a t a l l w a s
w e ! l ,a n d h i s e y e s z l e a m e d w i t h
Hn fall IclosetoJooms,did rife' iéli
mnked ln low zones.Evan mmseemed to have rha1zed uo;r i'h`§§
he wa s n pa rt of th os e who m he
had mlstru lte d.
To an observer,th e n llr ln u ortheSeneca:would have revealed
no s ign of pea c a or merc y .Th at
I t was a force chosen wi th cure
for s long an d d ange rou s mini on,
there c ou ld be no doubt, anq thatnhadme t wi th success wus
pulnligf brenklng, then 0dd'u were
in no better eondlllun when the
Senseo; returned to the rldge.His
b e a n w a l breaking ln its subjec-
llan to lnncllvlty and lllllnesl. Now
ha looked again on vlctnry.llls
muler will t rlu mph ant al th e ln-dllns returned and crowded abonl
tha rocks.Dellnnce rose ln his soul
ln an overwhelming nnod. He hnwd
the smell outllde.lle b a lm the
creatures who made lt.Wlthout
wnrnlng. hln panltrn brokn loose In
me h o w li n g n n o f 1 b e a s t guna
mad.To lue llds lr ml a n d J e ems '
hands were futile ln their ellorts ta
°* °,\;_"~
e Seneca un th e n o n e mm -
eq u a lly c e r u ln . Th en we r e twe n
ty -ulx lc a lp l among n n vn r r i o m
whic h was triumph In ample measum.Ellh tea u of lluhln m n han"
I
taken from men, tivo f rom women.
and threo fr om children.
Totn etta wa s n ot a rrq jd, tho ugh
sho c ould not ac count for hor mo:ln; of lec uri ty .Bhe wa s not only
unofr aid of Tlaog a, b ut there was
lo me t b ln l lh a llkod shunt n w
mon.Bhe was su re ho wou ld not
ki ll her.Sho qpokq u m cuando
lln n i n fA » ml wfxn n h a ta l a t h i rmovedallttle.Outside them fell ln nwful lull-
neu.Th e n O dt i rw lua wh a t h e h a d
done and new quiet.'rhoy conid
feel rather than hear A velvsbfoot.¢|_ volcelus cordoa gnhutng about
(h a m ln 1 |1n | o t d lt h
' u w ~/
Tho Saucer:W o r h Brought to
Joemu Not Only Hun but Shook.
ny ln g u m w h n t th e y w a n t h in k
lnl. and X can do lt.lw ill d o lt !
I nm gala;t o llv l- w it h you.I
Iove_ lpn so much that nothing
dde.But Sh ln d u h l d u i d to
mm, -'I han grea ter hops. for she
tn vd n lig ht ly nd wa ll.S h o m m
keep un.If me m il . T ln o l l w i ll
k m h u even though h e h u
c ho se:h e m take th e p l u s a tS i l ve r B i d i . "0
To l n n tn l e m m n J a a n th u III
em §.11|_|g§»__J¢am|-gm ans thqli hu ! .5&! ll' nl ~ Ill! !
Kim 'rHE,EN'l:EnPmsr-:no YOUR JOB WORK
. . _ _ : . ----..-I |
1 1 .I J»4
cCARTHY AND
IJONG CREEK
Hn. Orville Humnton and son,
_ .~ s1:enf..the put week ns-.g Mr. and Mrs. Bay Ander-
w move from Gretna no s..near Waterloo.Mrs.An~nan is a daughter of Mrs. Hum-
Phllip Magnusson of Dan; Col-
ga, is teaching the higher grades
the McCarthy school on ac--- t of the lllnoss of Mn. Stew
The Misses Hazel Cannon endlnlfredAllen have been electedteach the McCarthy school the
ming year,Mr. and Mrs. leon Hindley en-
ed A group o! irlendn Sun-y afternoon ln honor ol Mr. and
.Carl Hlndley's wedding nn-venary, also fa honor Mr. Girl
-- ey's birthday,Rdreshments
are served.Qulle u number from this vlcim
-attended a.charlvnrl Friday
» ng, near Kennnrd when Mr.-Mrs. Axel Nelsen returned
~m u two weeks honeymoon.llesdnmes Will and Dan Thomp~~n,Hayes Rosenlmlm and Peteramen and the Misses Grace, Edna~d Frances Thompson utoendede card party sponsored by the~ynl Neighbors at the M. W. A.
fadioutiuutyouhavefommdin -RedTop.Po¢t;ndt.heRedToponeManDx-iva. Ittalaasthelanof thudmdgeryoutof
fence building and repair.The simplest, quickest and eadat vm; bo build fence in theR¢dTopway.WithaRe¢°&`upDriverunaman,\musisted,can
drive 200to300 Red Tops daythroughthe hardest soil. They
nuke ltmng permanent fenoa and are oonvcnimt for quickly
throwing up tanpumry femmes-and now with the Red Top onemnnPostPu1lareauvingorre_\ou:ingaf=nceb¢oomaadrn-
ple, wvivb-'Come in right may and get th¢Red Toms you'1l need bo build
your temporary (mea this faD, for buitdinz the new fcnae you*have planned md for r¢r>l=Cif¢r°f'i°K wood posts. Get this workcompleted (NS fall ard take the job out of next yeai-'s busy spring.
"Not a Kick in a Million"
lhone 333 Phone
mudng In Staplehunt thi!T m e m : g m wm a b r c .
Bllnkemhiy. who n moving so ihe
John Kelly farm in Burt counfy-
ALONG THE
n or r om mom
Mr. and Mn. Carl Sorensen and
prlsed Monday evening, Feb. 28,when n number of friend; gathered
at his home to extend bust wilhes
and help him celebrate his birth1a fallowin~were I1 /Juy
r
y
|. .£ 1 . ..... . ._ .r § ' ",
.J. »v ( + ". 4
* n t , , , , , » .1 f f m l
* f r *e f f , >
F L , ., .[
.n \' \"
»»\-.»»~
A. A. Kronbeinand san, Dvnlld
attended the I r und Aon bill'quot at Knnmtd Friday ew-'Dll\¢~
Mn. Kxanberg and baby |pent. the
evmlng with Hrs. Anna Carlavn.
About 25 ndgiubon and relltivuhelped lin. Fred Nelson aslebnte
her birthday lut Friday ailnmorm
and awning.Mr.:nd Mn. Alfred Panlnmmd lnmlly spmt Tuendsy avrming
nt the Hum Hsnnks homo.
m l Albeét P°°°'?°"gungb.
W u p e u m y Yevvninwhen nelgh rp md te hdvea gropped in fo r n ~
: m v -Ben Tietkn and mymla Ulmelat South Dakota, spent Wedmb
dngi at Alfred Svogenolfn.
r.and Mn. Frs d n u - m a mmd funi llwa n Sundry gush a r
the John m x o m e .Mr. and Pm! Fle khmr nd
llmi ly ll ld Mr.md Mrs, Hnnn
gamu? and hmlly of 0 5- were
un y lu per Ataller Anenm ho me.Mr. and Mn. Soren Wolnmmnandfamilyand other relativeshelped Mn. Pets Fallen celebrateher birth umlverury &mdny aft-
ernoon.Mr. and Mn. Albert Nelson and
daughters helped P. J. Nelson cele-
brate his 63rd birthday last week.
present: .. and Mrs. Ludwig .lm-sen, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Petersen,Mr. and Mm. Ed Hovendlck, Johnand Miss Caroline Llne.A lunchwas brought along and served at
the proper time.Mr.and Mrs. Frank Knolfler
and three children spent Sunday
aftemovn with Mr. Ind Mtn. Henry
Wulbern und Margaret.Monday being the birth Annlve\~my of Henry Wulbem, the tol~
lowing frlends and relotlvel called
lo extend beet wishes:Mr.andMrs.Rudolph Kuhl,of Kemnrd,Mr. md Mrs. Fritz A-YP Mr. nndMn.Funk Gn s e r md (emilyM r . m d l m . l a d ; u mm m m i
two children md Mrs. ohm Pm-
sen of Bhlr.4
Frldxy wig: the wedding and-
verurles ol curl.md Ma dame:Niell Chr-llnensen, Clltinrd '1'rnh|~sen and Wenmn I-ons. they enter-tained nlne tables of plnoehle at
the home ol the fonner.High
scores wae held by Mrs. Fred
g m a n d ~ P a u l l s e n i condo
.Berry an ugunl l h m, S r .md low scones by
Mrs. Ludwig .Yemen and MertonWinchell. At l me hour lnnchwuserved.Mr. md Mrs. John Roth of Sut-ton, aceompanied by John Aron-son a.nd.|Kerwood Aronaan, droveto Mo. Vnlley Tuesday and spenth e d a y a t t h e A n d r e w A r o n s o n
o m e .
Mr. And Mrs. Henry Sorensen ~»children were among the guevllvi
'Ez "Q ..'§:°~';°.°"S°'°':'.,°';. 7'
B r,u n.ealebrate the asm wedding ml?
vermry-Mr, and Mn. Geo. Fackler droveto ltl-nee Monday to the home ol
Mrs.Fanklefl brother,Walter
Schneider, to get her mother, whowill vide here I while.Hr . a n d M r G e o . " ° ' $ mf ;
spent a y g§`."?.."&.with Kenndh Tylon's~emi Stllldt 01 Council Bluffs,
spent the week-end ot. the W. J.
Bolte home.MIA! Corn md Geo.Bend nt-»
tended the school ol instruction of
the 0. E. S. Thnndny afternoonmd evening nt Blnlr.The Junior Sewing Club met onWedneedny dwmoon at the L a uPaulsen home, with Hhs Annnforwhom they tied n comforter.Thehumanserved lunch.The Clubmeets Mch. 11 with Mn. George
Sheets at Hennm.
Mr. and Mrs. Nenm Wnrrlck nh
tended the funeral of thelr nephewg;=g~»= Peek Sunday oftemoon at
r.Mr. and Mrs.Harry Mcbanlell.of Omaha, came Monday eveningto mg a few days with Mr. andMrs.nrry Tyson, w help Butcher.Miss Ruth Widener attended thebasket hall game Friday evening
ln Blulr and spent the night with
.._;
ANNOUNCING th new
Red Top POST PULLER
(ltworleslikeaiackandtakathe
ldsfvwshiobvurvffevlfw wvrk)
NGDy~o\|dau'thavet:o"digaxt.'RedTopg\d'u\you1viahtnda|n¢e,|~enaveamloaueafme¢ling_YuueanpuU
tbnl\\it.htheRedToponemanBmtPuBa.'llhilnnlchneaded
tinna.e1xetymdL§bonav§ngmuLwiupu1lan\;y;¢»o»t'R¢dTopn.
NEBRASKA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Nellgh-Mon'l|Hbtchery oper-
Ating.
.Guide Rock-Guide Rock Bank
reorgadzed and. opened ior bum
lnesa.
Bw:-Natura! zu vi m li ne mly
be laid in this d¢Y-
Bm opened for gravel-surfacing
and incidental work on Amold-
Staplewn projects, Nom 96-A :nd
B Federal Aid Road.
Plansmouth-Continental Oil Co_
erecting service station on corner
01 Sixth and Vine streets, on site
o l building formerly occupied by
Su-eight Furniture Co.
Gothenburg-Frank and Virgil
I-[aught acquired Ford agency of
this place.
Ohiowa-Wedeklng Market mov-
ed lnm Gundennann building form
erly uccupled by Pflug Hardware
Shore.
Platfzmouth-Work resumed lnlaying main: to carry natunl ga~
'uo,szs.The nge ol Monticello
wuuld be heartened by thu reporl
Tiea plannof tbeionde awodd
be surprised.The vnlue of the
5-B8 time o n both sow and Hthn'
I m l i l wea nin g, tima.A t we a n i n r
ti me , a p p r a i s e the s o w md ta r g e t
ab o u t h e r as f a r a s y o u r n f vi v d
b ||h |1 . . .7710 liesz'your Mbzury ca
f f 'g:::\».m~»|u=~U
:ana : vu-£ /g f ;§
" " - 'rr. f _a I,`-2 2 .* gm
x
~l ~_
a f ~
~ x i ~ ~
asa The avenge value per fum
il nomo usd the "ence v alue
pe r a n wus ,On the iumlaxe
imnlermnts and machinery valued
ac $151,z19,'1as.1¢may be ramemberd,too.
th nt i t wu ni di nt he e n rl y t i n xe s
that Nebraska would never be
anything bum | hunting zronndfsrIndians and L grazing pasture tax
bullnlo.B u t m m ure l z m s sntber PIPIPHNM md happy po-
Ph "VUE n e un the borders ol
dm state.Their fu m : l u b y u r
produce d a mn ol Ioo dlhal lm!
been in demand by may ne u
ndghbora who never.l'lll°¢°°¢
Na h n s h u b d n g u n e v n h s v n n -
est lgricnlhxnl lhbw.
Nebraska n wma ti mu nte dmu
A ta unt tilts.li nk l l. i l IWC.
Farm ownen living an Wal! mm
lxndlndwork£ngi¢themu1v¢.uqm~
dominates.'l'hayl¢nn.|'b89¢0lZ52
per cant of the (umm.Thq fall#te fum 61,01L nz 47 per qmt,
e one Nr mm. a nfa:-medbytu-mmansiern.
The se lads md fi gural a n ik
laminating nnd cheering. Thnyput.
Nebnakn exactly i n the d n l !
where it belongs.It ln 1. S3998 ol
.KNM agydenltunl uudsrukings.
lt.h m m m o fh a mn.I H A ;
Kale U! [rowing .5-5¢_»u|¢,,n1 md
industrhl prosperity.
ma remnln and other me otha
Utter 1or.m.|dd€¢ion|1 one hundred
days.Each sow and Ima: mmm-
ber shaudd. MG!!County AgentGeorge Bum jun as soon no your
so wlu-runs u e. dank and double
check anemmtlng tl 'nnusuy et
flrmvring time.
Thesemud plane at sill!! dub
work eonzlita ol une pure bred dt
Clultwhuru boy or dx! ees.-mea npure bred gilt fnrroved dur lub.
1. 1981.The work a l a d l b of" m h a d a n és ! ea s t ro -
oordn lor al nddldoul one lmndzqi
Ind dghty days.
The third or ht phase of nrlneuhh work wllli lh of the mxrket
leg or wk hun-uw group whore n
b o y o r g i r l s a l e e h a h a n u w l u -
towed utter March 1, 1981 m d
hips L me 01 production record
until the barrow is one hundred
le d h d u n dd.Barrows
eithe r we bred,grade or a ou
bred are elldble.
M a h e r : a s urged by County
Agent. George Bates to get your
pig: early and get your Club or-
luhed before April 1, 1981.
All Kwln¢ club members nhodd
plan (0 exhibit at dther Nebraska
scam Fair,Wuhi ngmn County
Folr or Ak-Snr-Ben next Ill).
HILLSIDE NEWS OF
GARDNER DISTRICT
Monday evening visitors at theFrank Brown home were Mr.a.ndMrs Leonard Munk and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kundel and
family.
Sunday afternoon vlaloors attheLars Jeppesen home were Mr.andMrs. Andrew Nelson and son. Mr.and Mrs. Ole Olsen and daughter
Tuesday evening vlmors at theJ. L. Petersen home were Rev. and
Mrs. Moran and son and Mr. and
Mrs. W.'E. Gustln and family, all
of Blair.Mrs.Jens Clausen attended aqulltimr party at the Fred Long
home Monday afternoon.Mr H Erve andMr. and a.a ny yFayedrove to Omaha Saturdaynftemoun and visited at the Ed
Ehnlnger home._Mr. and Mrs. Dan Philllpsapenl
severnl days last week visiting
relatives and friends at St. Joe,
Mlssourl.Mr. and Mrs.Chnstian Ander-son and family were Sunday eve-
~.John Andreasen spent Saturday
and Sunday with the Widener
family.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tucker werecallersSunday aioernoon at the
parenw, T. L. Tucker home.
Mr.and Mrs.Ray Lyon are
moving to the.John Deaver home
from which Louie Wright moved
his family to the Gall dlnrlct.
Miss Mildred Loftis of the Pleas-
ant View school,was a Tuesdayevening'guest of Miss Gertrude
Warrlck.Mrs. Fred Hurdum and Birdiewere Sunday afternoon vlsimra althe Harvey Krogh home.Miss Helen Nioolalsen of Spen-cer, Iowa was a week-end guestofMiss Bessie Morgan and attended
the Dana banquet.Ted Slmonsen helped Sam Steele
move his household goods Mondafromthe Mrs.L.D.Warrichouse to the George Beard tenant
house.Hamid Simonsen is helringat the Ben Bunn farm a few sys.Miss Gertrude Warrick substi-
tuted Thursday afternoon and Fli-day for Mins Alta Nelson at the
Bono high school room.Mr. and Mrs. Sa~ Bowden and
and Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Petersen
and families were Saturday mp-g "g u e s t s a t t h e G e o .B r o d e r s o n
n m e .Herman Mntxen celebrated his
21st birthday last Saturday eve-
ning by entertaining a few friends
at cards.Late in the evening the
Matzen sisters served lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Thompson andfamlly and Mr. and Mrs. TorvalAndersen and f-==g1; spent Sundayevening at the J.. Nielsen home.Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith andsonandMr.and Mrs.FrankSchafer were Sunday dinner guestsof Omw relatives.Soren Wolsmann and Bill Vogt
drove up to the Geo. Fallen farm
last Monday night alter receiving
word of the'bun-ning of his barn.Mr. and nh. Claude Englert and
baby spent Sunday evening al. theJohn Frazier home.Mr. andMMr§. Roland Smith and
eon were on a supper guests atthe Edgar Fairchild home.
Mr.and Mrs.Chriatoffer An-
dersen and family slent Monday
evening at the Christ an Andersenhome.A number of friends of Dee Van-
Nofrlcz OF HEARING
PROBATE OF WILL
STATE OF NEBRASKA, il
BlWushingtnn County.|
In lhe County Court.
In the 'a tt e r o f th e Emu ul
Claus Bel , Deceased:
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA
To the heirs at law, next 01 kin,
devisees, legahees, creditors and toany others interested in said mat-
(cr:YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
That an in.-:trument Purrwrdns 00
be the Last Will and Teslament of
Claus Bolln dueased, is on file in
said Coun,and also a petition
praying for the Pmbate of said
instrument,and for the appoint-
ment of Maria Folln as Execulrix
That on the 27th day ol March,
1931,at 10 o'clock A.M.,said
petition and the proof ol the ex#
ecution of said instmment will be
heard, and that if you do not then
appear and contest,said Courtmay Probate and record the same.
Kim 'rHE,EN'l:EnPmsr-:no YOUR JOB WORK
. . _ _ : . ----..-I |
1 1 .I J»4
cCARTHY AND
IJONG CREEK
Hn. Orville Humnton and son,
_ .~ s1:enf..the put week ns-.g Mr. and Mrs. Bay Ander-
w move from Gretna no s..near Waterloo.Mrs.An~nan is a daughter of Mrs. Hum-
Phllip Magnusson of Dan; Col-
ga, is teaching the higher grades
the McCarthy school on ac--- t of the lllnoss of Mn. Stew
The Misses Hazel Cannon endlnlfredAllen have been electedteach the McCarthy school the
ming year,Mr. and Mrs. leon Hindley en-
ed A group o! irlendn Sun-y afternoon ln honor ol Mr. and
.Carl Hlndley's wedding nn-venary, also fa honor Mr. Girl
-- ey's birthday,Rdreshments
are served.Qulle u number from this vlcim
-attended a.charlvnrl Friday
» ng, near Kennnrd when Mr.-Mrs. Axel Nelsen returned
~m u two weeks honeymoon.llesdnmes Will and Dan Thomp~~n,Hayes Rosenlmlm and Peteramen and the Misses Grace, Edna~d Frances Thompson utoendede card party sponsored by the~ynl Neighbors at the M. W. A.
fadioutiuutyouhavefommdin -RedTop.Po¢t;ndt.heRedToponeManDx-iva. Ittalaasthelanof thudmdgeryoutof
fence building and repair.The simplest, quickest and eadat vm; bo build fence in theR¢dTopway.WithaRe¢°&`upDriverunaman,\musisted,can
drive 200to300 Red Tops daythroughthe hardest soil. They
nuke ltmng permanent fenoa and are oonvcnimt for quickly
throwing up tanpumry femmes-and now with the Red Top onemnnPostPu1lareauvingorre_\ou:ingaf=nceb¢oomaadrn-
ple, wvivb-'Come in right may and get th¢Red Toms you'1l need bo build
your temporary (mea this faD, for buitdinz the new fcnae you*have planned md for r¢r>l=Cif¢r°f'i°K wood posts. Get this workcompleted (NS fall ard take the job out of next yeai-'s busy spring.
"Not a Kick in a Million"
lhone 333 Phone
mudng In Staplehunt thi!T m e m : g m wm a b r c .
Bllnkemhiy. who n moving so ihe
John Kelly farm in Burt counfy-
ALONG THE
n or r om mom
Mr. and Mn. Carl Sorensen and
prlsed Monday evening, Feb. 28,when n number of friend; gathered
at his home to extend bust wilhes
and help him celebrate his birth1a fallowin~were 11 buy
l
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;»::::; 1"¢1 iw. :pts 1.; {~; . ¢¢ ' ¢ a r . .»,- »vf, rf'~~ :'-¢- 1 0'T€£='»~;'°"*-.fE?*!-
g m a w ,,1»\1 " F ; _ .f ;
l H .)u\,»M ¢.I
»»\-.»»~
A. A. Kronbeinand san, Dvnlld
attended the I r und Aon bill'quot at Knnmtd Friday ew-'Dll\¢~
Mn. Kxanberg and baby |pent. the
evmlng with Hrs. Anna Carlavn.
About 25 ndgiubon and relltivuhelped lin. Fred Nelson aslebnte
her birthday lut Friday ailnmorm
and awning.Mr.:nd Mn. Alfred Panlnmmd lnmlly spmt Tuendsy avrming
nt the Hum Hsnnks homo.
m l Albeét P°°°'?°"gungb.
W u p e u m y Yevvninwhen nelgh rp md te hdvea gropped in fo r n ~
: m v -Ben Tietkn and mymla Ulmelat South Dakota, spent Wedmb
dngi at Alfred Svogenolfn.
r.and Mn. Frs d n u - m a mmd funi llwa n Sundry gush a r
the John m x o m e .Mr. and Pm! Fle khmr nd
llmi ly ll ld Mr.md Mrs, Hnnn
gamu? and hmlly of 0 5- were
un y lu per Ataller Anenm ho me.Mr. and Mn. Soren Wolnmmnandfamilyand other relativeshelped Mn. Pets Fallen celebrateher birth umlverury &mdny aft-
ernoon.Mr. and Mn. Albert Nelson and
daughters helped P. J. Nelson cele-
brate his 63rd birthday last week.
present: .. and Mrs. Ludwig .lm-sen, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Petersen,Mr. and Mm. Ed Hovendlck, Johnand Miss Caroline Llne.A lunchwas brought along and served at
the proper time.Mr.and Mrs. Frank Knolfler
and three children spent Sunday
aftemovn with Mr. Ind Mtn. Henry
Wulbern und Margaret.Monday being the birth Annlve\~my of Henry Wulbem, the tol~
lowing frlends and relotlvel called
lo extend beet wishes:Mr.andMrs.Rudolph Kuhl,of Kemnrd,Mr. md Mrs. Fritz A-YP Mr. nndMn.Funk Gn s e r md (emilyM r . m d l m . l a d ; u mm m m i
two children md Mrs. ohm Pm-
sen of Bhlr.4
Frldxy wig: the wedding and-
verurles ol curl.md Ma dame:Niell Chr-llnensen, Clltinrd '1'rnh|~sen and Wenmn I-ons. they enter-tained nlne tables of plnoehle at
the home ol the fonner.High
scores wae held by Mrs. Fred
g m a n d ~ P a u l l s e n i condo
.Berry an ugunl l h m, S r .md low scones by
Mrs. Ludwig .Yemen and MertonWinchell. At l me hour lnnchwuserved.Mr. md Mrs. John Roth of Sut-ton, aceompanied by John Aron-son a.nd.|Kerwood Aronaan, droveto Mo. Vnlley Tuesday and spenth e d a y a t t h e A n d r e w A r o n s o n
o m e .
Mr. And Mrs. Henry Sorensen ~»children were among the guevllvi
'Ez "Q ..'§:°~';°.°"S°'°':'.,°';. 7'
B r,u n.ealebrate the asm wedding ml?
vermry-Mr, and Mn. Geo. Fackler droveto ltl-nee Monday to the home ol
Mrs.Fanklefl brother,Walter
Schneider, to get her mother, whowill vide here I while.Hr . a n d M r G e o . " ° ' $ mf ;
spent a y g§`."?.."&.with Kenndh Tylon's~emi Stllldt 01 Council Bluffs,
spent the week-end ot. the W. J.
Bolte home.MIA! Corn md Geo.Bend nt-»
tended the school ol instruction of
the 0. E. S. Thnndny afternoonmd evening nt Blnlr.The Junior Sewing Club met onWedneedny dwmoon at the L a uPaulsen home, with Hhs Annnforwhom they tied n comforter.Thehumanserved lunch.The Clubmeets Mch. 11 with Mn. George
Sheets at Hennm.
Mr. and Mrs. Nenm Wnrrlck nh
tended the funeral of thelr nephewg;=g~»= Peek Sunday oftemoon at
r.Mr. and Mrs.Harry Mcbanlell.of Omaha, came Monday eveningto mg a few days with Mr. andMrs.nrry Tyson, w help Butcher.Miss Ruth Widener attended thebasket hall game Friday evening
ln Blulr and spent the night with
.._;
ANNOUNCING th new
Red Top POST PULLER
(ltworleslikeaiackandtakathe
ldsfvwshiobvurvffevlfw wvrk)
NGDy~o\|dau'thavet:o"digaxt.'RedTopg\d'u\you1viahtnda|n¢e,|~enaveamloaueafme¢ling_YuueanpuU
tbnl\\it.htheRedToponemanBmtPuBa.'llhilnnlchneaded
tinna.e1xetymdL§bonav§ngmuLwiupu1lan\;y;¢»o»t'R¢dTopn.
NEBRASKA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Nellgh-Mon'l|Hbtchery oper-
Ating.
.Guide Rock-Guide Rock Bank
reorgadzed and. opened ior bum
lnesa.
Bw:-Natura! zu vi m li ne mly
be laid in this d¢Y-
Bm opened for gravel-surfacing
and incidental work on Amold-
Staplewn projects, Nom 96-A :nd
B Federal Aid Road.
Plansmouth-Continental Oil Co_
erecting service station on corner
01 Sixth and Vine streets, on site
o l building formerly occupied by
Su-eight Furniture Co.
Gothenburg-Frank and Virgil
I-[aught acquired Ford agency of
this place.
Ohiowa-Wedeklng Market mov-
ed lnm Gundennann building form
erly uccupled by Pflug Hardware
Shore.
Platfzmouth-Work resumed lnlaying main: to carry natunl ga~
'uo,szs.The nge ol Monticello
wuuld be heartened by thu reporl
Tiea plannof tbeionde awodd
be surprised.The vnlue of the
5-B8 time o n both sow and Hthn'
I m l i l wea nin g, tima.A t we a n i n r
ti me , a p p r a i s e the s o w md ta r g e t
ab o u t h e r as f a r a s y o u r n f vi v d
b ||h |1 . . .
~
'[71<' lifes!Vozu'L >11<'V C 1
AQ ~.:ai-.=_;_..'§~x ~
(/3:-
"r.»¢;I -`§é=~~4 '|
~ ~ ~ T ~.. . .
asa The avenge value per fum
il nomo usd the "ence v alue
pe r a n wus ,On the iumlaxe
imnlermnts and machinery valued
ac $151,z19,'1as.1¢may be ramemberd,too.
th nt i t wu ni di nt he e n rl y t i n xe s
that Nebraska would never be
anything bum | hunting zronndfsrIndians and L grazing pasture tax
bullnlo.B u t m m ure l z m s sntber PIPIPHNM md happy po-
Ph "VUE n e un the borders ol
dm state.Their fu m : l u b y u r
produce d a mn ol Ioo dlhal lm!
been in demand by may ne u
ndghbora who never.l'lll°¢°°¢
Na h n s h u b d n g u n e v n h s v n n -
est lgricnlhxnl lhbw.
Nebraska n wma ti mu nte dmu
A ta unt tilts.li nk l l. i l IWC.
Farm ownen living an Wal! mm
lxndlndwork£ngi¢themu1v¢.uqm~
dominates.'l'hayl¢nn.|'b89¢0lZ52
per cant of the (umm.Thq fall#te fum 61,01L nz 47 per qmt,
e one Nr mm. a nfa:-medbytu-mmansiern.
The se lads md fi gural a n ik
laminating nnd cheering. Thnyput.
Nebnakn exactly i n the d n l !
where it belongs.It ln 1. S3998 ol
.KNM agydenltunl uudsrukings.
lt.h m m m o fh a mn.I H A ;
Kale U! [rowing .5-5¢_»u|¢,,n1 md
industrhl prosperity.
ma remnln and other me otha
Utter 1or.m.|dd€¢ion|1 one hundred
days.Each sow and Ima: mmm-
ber shaudd. MG!!County AgentGeorge Bum jun as soon no your
so wlu-runs u e. dank and double
check anemmtlng tl 'nnusuy et
flrmvring time.
Thesemud plane at sill!! dub
work eonzlita ol une pure bred dt
Clultwhuru boy or dx! ees.-mea npure bred gilt fnrroved dur lub.
1. 1981.The work a l a d l b of" m h a d a n és ! ea s t ro -
oordn lor al nddldoul one lmndzqi
Ind dghty days.
The third or ht phase of nrlneuhh work wllli lh of the mxrket
leg or wk hun-uw group whore n
b o y o r g i r l s a l e e h a h a n u w l u -
towed utter March 1, 1981 m d
hips L me 01 production record
until the barrow is one hundred
le d h d u n dd.Barrows
eithe r we bred,grade or a ou
bred are elldble.
M a h e r : a s urged by County
Agent. George Bates to get your
pig: early and get your Club or-
luhed before April 1, 1981.
All Kwln¢ club members nhodd
plan (0 exhibit at dther Nebraska
scam Fair,Wuhi ngmn County
Folr or Ak-Snr-Ben next Ill).
HILLSIDE NEWS OF
GARDNER DISTRICT
Monday evening visitors at theFrank Brown home were Mr.a.ndMrs Leonard Munk and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kundel and
family.
Sunday afternoon vlaloors attheLars Jeppesen home were Mr.andMrs. Andrew Nelson and son. Mr.and Mrs. Ole Olsen and daughter
Tuesday evening vlmors at theJ. L. Petersen home were Rev. and
Mrs. Moran and son and Mr. and
Mrs. W.'E. Gustln and family, all
of Blair.Mrs.Jens Clausen attended aqulltimr party at the Fred Long
home Monday afternoon.Mr H Erve andMr. and a.a ny yFayedrove to Omaha Saturdaynftemoun and visited at the Ed
Ehnlnger home._Mr. and Mrs. Dan Philllpsapenl
severnl days last week visiting
relatives and friends at St. Joe,
Mlssourl.Mr. and Mrs.Chnstian Ander-son and family were Sunday eve-
~.John Andreasen spent Saturday
and Sunday with the Widener
family.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tucker werecallersSunday aioernoon at the
parenw, T. L. Tucker home.
Mr.and Mrs.Ray Lyon are
moving to the.John Deaver home
from which Louie Wright moved
his family to the Gall dlnrlct.
Miss Mildred Loftis of the Pleas-
ant View school,was a Tuesdayevening'guest of Miss Gertrude
Warrlck.Mrs. Fred Hurdum and Birdiewere Sunday afternoon vlsimra althe Harvey Krogh home.Miss Helen Nioolalsen of Spen-cer, Iowa was a week-end guestofMiss Bessie Morgan and attended
the Dana banquet.Ted Slmonsen helped Sam Steele
move his household goods Mondafromthe Mrs.L.D.Warrichouse to the George Beard tenant
house.Hamid Simonsen is helringat the Ben Bunn farm a few sys.Miss Gertrude Warrick substi-
tuted Thursday afternoon and Fli-day for Mins Alta Nelson at the
Bono high school room.Mr. and Mrs. Sa~ Bowden and
and Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Petersen
and families were Saturday mp-g "g u e s t s a t t h e G e o .B r o d e r s o n
n m e .Herman Mntxen celebrated his
21st birthday last Saturday eve-
ning by entertaining a few friends
at cards.Late in the evening the
Matzen sisters served lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Thompson andfamlly and Mr. and Mrs. TorvalAndersen and f-==g1; spent Sundayevening at the J.. Nielsen home.Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith andsonandMr.and Mrs.FrankSchafer were Sunday dinner guestsof Omw relatives.Soren Wolsmann and Bill Vogt
drove up to the Geo. Fallen farm
last Monday night alter receiving
word of the'bun-ning of his barn.Mr. and nh. Claude Englert and
baby spent Sunday evening al. theJohn Frazier home.Mr. andMMr§. Roland Smith and
eon were on a supper guests atthe Edgar Fairchild home.
Mr.and Mrs.Chriatoffer An-
dersen and family slent Monday
evening at the Christ an Andersenhome.A number of friends of Dee Van-
Nofrlcz OF HEARING
PROBATE OF WILL
STATE OF NEBRASKA, il
BlWushingtnn County.|
In lhe County Court.
In the 'a tt e r o f th e Emu ul
Claus Bel , Deceased:
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA
To the heirs at law, next 01 kin,
devisees, legahees, creditors and toany others interested in said mat-
(cr:YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
That an in.-:trument Purrwrdns 00
be the Last Will and Teslament of
Claus Bolln dueased, is on file in
said Coun,and also a petition
praying for the Pmbate of said
instrument,and for the appoint-
ment of Maria Folln as Execulrix
That on the 27th day ol March,
1931,at 10 o'clock A.M.,said
petition and the proof ol the ex#
ecution of said instmment will be
heard, and that if you do not then
appear and contest,said Courtmay Probate and record the same.
and families were Saturday mp-g "g u e s t s a t t h e G e o .B r o d e r s o n
n m e .Herman Mntxen celebrated his
21st blrthday last Saturday eve-
ning by entertaining a few friends
at cards.Late in the evening the
Matzen sisters served lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Thompson andfamlly and Mr. and Mrs. TorvalAndersen and f-==g1; spent Sundayevening at the J.. Nielsen home.Mr. and Mn. Roland Smith andsonandMr.and Mrs.FrankSchafer were Sunday dinner guestsof Omw relatives.Soren Wolsmann and Bill Vogt
drove up to tha Geo. Fallen farm
last Monday night alter receiving
word of the'bun-ning of his barn.Mr. and nh. Claude Englert and
baby spent Sunday evenlng al. theJohn Frazier home.Mr. andMMr§. Roland Smith and
son were on a supper guests atthe Edgar Fairchild home.
Mr.and Mrs.Chriatoffer An-
dersen and family slent Monday
evening at the Christ an Andersenhome.A number of friends of Dee Van-Deunen from tlda community, abtended his funeral Monday.The Dorcas Club will have theirbazaarand supper Mch.Nth at
_,,..,
NEBRASKA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Nellgh-Mon'l|Hbtchery oper-
Ating.
.Guide Rock-Guide Rock Bank
reorganized and. opened ior bum
lnesa.
Bw:-Natura! zu vi m li ne mly
be laid in this d¢Y-
Bm opened for gravel-surfacing
and incidental work on Amold-
Staplewn projects, Nom 96-A :nd
B Federal Aid Road.
Plansmouth-Continental Oil Co_
erecting service station on corner
01 Sixth and Vine streets, on site
o l building formerly occupied by
Su-eight Furniture Co.
Gothenburg-Frank and Virgil
I-[aught acquired Ford agency of
this place.
Ohiowa-Wedeklng Market mov-
ed lnm Gundermann building form
erly uccupled by Pflug Hardware
Shore.
Platfzmouth-Work resumed lnlaying main: to carry natunl ga~
anon Missouri river at this place.
Wyrnom Ffty Cale 0-nd Hate
sold by Art Tyrl to G. C. Holliste
ing at 2 o'clock.
Amen Monson spent Mondayevening at the Emil Matzen home.
1931 PIG CLUB RULES
AND REGULATIONS
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§Grindlng§ 0at I-lulling andé
3 Mixing Anytime §
Blue Ribbon Tlllltv
$2.65 per Hundred pounds
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0K .W .C l u c k S t a r t e r
$3.00 per cwt.
$2.85 in soo lb. lots
lnfredlmtax Hnlld Osh Alhlh Meal.Whell
Shin, What Bran, Yellow Com, Meat Su'lPi» Oil
Mm, Kneo (nun snar Fed). nm. nun, vm-
milk (Yeut, Buttermilk, Cod liver Oil. Pounlium
lvdkle), Mdllel. Uoenuut Oil llu l,Glu-rwul.
Salt, Glam: nd, Prddn me lan £luml8%, Fibre
me mom ihm 5%. Fat not les dun 4%.
WE USE mmcp, IN OUR K. W. FEEDS WE USE VITAMILKmDlilmIn
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lationa govern the eligibility nl
youngsters in the various phases U1swineclub work that should be
called to the attention ol prospec-tive members, according to County
Agent George Bates of Blair.
The general eligibility rule
states that any boy or girl between
the ages ol twelve and twenty,
having their parents' consent, are
qualified.
In the Sow and Litter group
(formerly lmuwn in Washington
county As the Ton Litter Contlelt)
each member-'a ww must furrow
her litter between March In andMarch 20th uf 1931.Feed costanr
records must be kept from femm-
r-a u
The §g
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IN K.W.PEEDS W'E UBl§~~
'Q alan-reeauiui
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Try our Special K.W. Laying
Mash it costa $1.50 per cwt.
Regular K. W. Laying Mash $2.25
per Cwt.
Peet Mon per bale $3.25
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New Spring Dresses
A Line of New Spring Prints have arrived in the
Latest Colorlngs and Styles at Grently Reduced
Prices.The large woman can be fitted
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Sprzng Hats ~~
I n Black and all wanted »
Colors. Bandeau Styles and
off the face effects.
Prices are Low
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See our New 0indersllaLine of Ohildren's Dresses
in Well Made Materlsls, Guaranteed Not to Fade
Sizes from 1 year to 14 years
We carry a Complete Line of Baby Clothes, Dress
Accessories,Hosiery,Lingerie,Aprons,Gloves
A few Good Bargains left in Costs
You are invited to call sud see our line
The Style Shoppe
din. C C 'Dan Dauen ..Blair, Nebiaka
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PROBATE OF WILL
STATE OF NEBRASKA, il
BlWashington County.|
In lhe County Court.
In the 'atter of the Estate ul
Claus Bel , Deceased:
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA
To the heirs at law, next 01 kin,
devisees, legahees, creditors and toany others interested in said mat-
(cr:YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
That sn instrument Purrwrdns 00
be the Last Will and Testament of
Claus Bolln deeeased, is on file in
said Court,and also a petition
praying for the Pmbate of said
instrument,and for the appoint-
ment of Maria Folln as Execulrix
That on the 27th day ol March,
1931,at 10 o'clock A.M.,said
petition and the proof ol the ex#
ecution of said instmment will be
heard, and that if you do not then
appear and contest,said Courtmay Probate and record the same.
and grant administration of the
estate to Maria Bolln.
This notice shall be publish~
for three weeks successively i
fadioutiuutyouhavefommdin -RedTop.Po¢t;ndt.heRed
ToponeManDx-iva.Ittalaasthelanof thudmdgeryoutof
fence building and repair.
The simplest, quickest and eadat vm; bo build fence in the
R¢dTopway.WithaRe¢°&`upDriverunaman,\musisted,can
drive 200to300 Red Tops daythroughthe hardest soil. They
nuke ltmng permanent fenoa and are convenient for quickly
throwing up tanpumry fences-and now with the Red Top one
mnnPostPu1lareauvingorre_\ou:ingaf=nceb¢oomaadrn-
ple, wvivb-'
Come in right may and get th¢Red Toms you'1l need bo build
your temporary (mea this faD, for buitdinz the new fcnae you
have planned md for r¢r>l=Cif¢r°f'i°K wood posts. Get this work
completed (NS fall ard take the job out of next yeah-'s busy spring.
"Not a Kick in a Million"
Phone ~ Phone
Christensen Lumber Co.
J
ing.
Witness my hand and official
seal this 26th da?of February,
1931.
:SEAM 1. C. ELLER,
7-41;County Judge.
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They said, when Jefferson nego-
tiated the Louisiana Purchase with
Napoleon and agreed to give three
cents an acre for the land, that theFrenchmanhad"skinned"the
American in A land de d.They
said, when the explorers and trap-
pers hurried across Nehrukn on
their way to the mountains, that
the land would never be anything
but the Great American Deaen.
But the census bureau reported a
few days agn that the "desert" of
Nebraska is divided into 129,482
farm.; of an avenge size ol 345.7
urea, the total acreage being 44,-
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Mr. :md Mrs .|ohn_Ar¢m!mn an-1_ - w o _ . - m - - - . .- -.. . - - - -. - . .-tertained at a seven o'c loc k dinner
to h o no r Mr. a n d Mr s . J o h n Ro th
of Su tton , wh o ar e vi s iti n g a t th e
Ar on so n home.Those present
we r e Mr .a n d Mr s .Ha r r y Seltz.
Mr .and Mr s . J oe La z ur e a n d E d
Ha tte r an d Re v. He n ry D eL o n g o fCounc il Blu ff s.
Mr . a nd Mr s. J o hn Ar o ns on an d
Kerwoo d A1o nson spent Mond ay at
th e Chester Aro ns on ho me near
Rose Hi ll.
Mr .an d Mr s .Niels C hris ten sen
attended a pinoc h le party Saturday
even in g a t th e Ha r r y J ohnson
ho me ne ar Ken nar d,whe re si x
tables of play ers were e nterta ined.
Mr .nnr l Mr s.An d r e w Ma ts o n
and c hi ld re n of the Mf me v di ntri ot
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s
spent Sunday afternooh'~
Niels Christonsen home.Mrs. Fld Nnltnr lnfl lnaf '|'||\lf¢\-day for Knox, Ind. to be presentatthe funeral services for herfather.Mrs. Luther Brandert, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDonald,
was rushed to an Omaha hospitallast Thursday and operated on for
appejndici§.is.She is reported as
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u n .unu anus.uuuus ULUIIEY UTI" "o "WBYE d0Wn to attflld U16 IlewiiSy rac use, and Mr s .Ma r y M u e lle r home.r t R a m n sale and th e ladies stay ed w i t !o f Blai r , wer e Sunda vi Ito t Mr. and Mr.1. Robe s muy.s ra n da ve n mg Miss Grac e Ray -All wer e s up pe l'ghe J ohn Harry home.Mm. V. 0.~ "!'d..fa'1°il§f. 'f.E'?f{'i_Ff.'_.3f E, m-=--- » -+ -
fl~ and Mil. C . G. ~_| I! U IC |n I Ill unlln ggi.-,eallled In the n ftemoon.also Mr .~; l ' : : m " ' .'Iappe|on I M r s .Ha r r y 'P y lon m d H i l l
_ _.... |.:...1 ___ ......|..| ....|A m i n : A m l e m n n m o n o n Gre tc he n Gamma ! wa nt ua the Te-
"1§@ mr. :mu mrs. been nanoley BpenlSun da y e ve nin g at th e L ou ie Vo s:
ho me i n the Man ey di stri c t.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J ensen c alled
Su n d ay a f te r n oo n a t th e Ca rl M
Jensen home.
Misa Karen J ensen, who teac hes
th e Na sh vi lle s c h oo l, ha d th e mi o
fortu ne to fall wh ile play i ng g ame:
wi th he r p up i ls an d b re a k a b on e
in h e r lee .However, s he atten d;
her sc ho ol d utie s`o n c r utc h es will
th e i nju re d me mb e r i n a c u t. .Mr .a mi Mr s .W i ll Thornpaon
Mi sa Franc es and E d wa r d we n
Sunda y eve ning c allers a t the J as
W .Nielsen home.
Mr . a n d Mr s.Hay es Ro se nba ln
spen t Su nday nea r Or um, with the
latter'a sister and husband,M r
and Mrs . Mar ti n L ar se n.
Fd ga r L ar s en an d f ami ly o f A d
mah, we re Sun day aftern oon vi sit
or a o f Mr . a nd Mr s . W . J . Nova k
Meadxunes J ohn Ar o ns o n a nd J
H. Nanrh nnrl ¢hnn|*r'1.........a...- ......2;1
Sunda! lfhMonday.Mrs.Chris Larsen of Herman.visited st the Harry Ervey snd
J. L. Petersen homes from FridayuntilSunday.Mr. Larsen drovedown Sunday and they were dln~
ner guests at the J.L. Petersen
home.Mrs.Jena (Ilausen called on
Mrs. Nat Cole Sunday sftemoon.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tegt andfamily of Fremont, and Mr, andMrs. Fred Compton of Blair, Mr.and Mrs. Ben Peek and family on
Tekumuh. were Sundsly afternoon
visitors at the Harry rvey homeMrs. August Timm was a bus-
iness caller in Herman Saturday
afternoon.Mrs.Robert Rasmussen enter-tained 26 relatives and friends onSundayevening in honor of her
birthday.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen andRobert,spent Friday evening at
the M. A. Matz home.
Mr.and Mrs.Jena Sorensen
were Saturday evening visitors at
the Robert Rasmussen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Clausen ln-
vltnd the members of the HillsideBustiers Club, together with theirhusbandsand families lo :BendThursdayeveningwithsm.Around thirt responded to the in-vitation,A ter vldting a shorttime; plnochle was played at fourtables, suitable prlze| belngmwxrd-ed.About midnight Mrs. Clsusen,
assisted by her daughters,Mem
dsmes Dorothy Hsnrlckson and
Florecnee Bsnder of Fremont, serv~
ed s lnvellyotwo course luncheon
A t n l s w ur tlm estsdepswed deelsring Mr. ....l"'n.. Clsuaen
to be royal entertainers.Mr. mdMn. Chris Ianen and son of Her-
man were also present u Mrs.Llrsen wss s. (onner member olthe Club.
Offlel in lllylo Bldg.
American Legion
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DANCE
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Insurance of All Kinds
Office
c . u u . s c m n m ~h l l n l e l
l a l k n t n t e u n d l a n n s
o m a m s e m s m x m a g \
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Over the Blah' Drug Co.
Phone Black 41
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Plwlu 298 m m . n m .Alupicea Stmky E. Hain Pod Nlmba |54 Blair, Nels.
ta see Miss Roby McCoy and Mrs.
Roy Gammel.Paul Tyson stayed
with Kellg Gammel Sunday night
and Mon Y-Mrs. c. B. Bunn and Mrs. OpalReeves and children spent Mondayand Tuesday helplng Mn. A.R.
Beales move.Mrs. Tom Wakefield, Sr.,Mrs.Tom Wakefield, Jr. and Mrs. A. E.Dixon spent'Monday afternoon
qwlting with Mrs.C.H.Blun-
chsrd in Burt county.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Clarke and
children visited at the F. Muller
home in Burt county Saturdayevening where thelr son, Floyd isworking.Joe Neble shipped 21 head of fat
cattle tn Omaha markets Monday.
The Kindred Merry Makers met
Thursday sfhemoon with Mrs. A.
E.Dixon for whom they tied scomforter and mended.A lunch ofhotchicken,rolls,pickles,nll\'r"
and coffee was served. Miss Cs-necRay will be hostess Much 12th.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Clarke andchildren spent Sunday evening n'the Byron Benrd home.letter Belford, the county super-
intendent,visited the Bono snd
Kindred schools Wednesday.
Wednesday evening visitors o l
the W. J. Bolte fsmlly were Mr.
lnd Mm Ssm Steele and children,Mrs. J. S. Conety and Miss Ern-
estine McCoy.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hsin helpedWm Bntt's move west of Her-
msn Wednesday. and C. H. Gehnlnlrer's, south of Omsha Thursday.Mrs.Wlllmr McCracken wls sWednesdayguest of Mrs. l-'red
Hurdum.
Miss Ernsstlns Mdloy ssslstsd
in taking her Aster,Miss Roby
to the Tekams. h hospltnl Fridaevening followin~sn suto acc-
Om!-hr.-Children? Thutra n u ~ ' ~ s m A
been opened.Mr. and Mrs. Gudmond Sorensen
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Perponglly the wrlkr mjoyad hh and Carl Bnhl,werg All chlldhoodpreal our dncere thanks 1
friwdahip lor years,Ind in his friends, who grew to manhood with _ many kind friandn who no duw the
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me ol
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World Wide Construction Program
ferment was made in the B l u r
bclhetery beside the huahmd who
hadpassed on bamre.
As n token of larva and respect
every child wan present and alu-ge number of friends md rela-
tivea from |dm-ance lent!.he1r
..=.....,bereaved family.Among the rela-
tives fmm out of wwn were Mrs.
Gail Mdodes ,Walter White,
Miss Lizde Rodman and Mrs.
Arthur Dewin, all ol Ommha, and
nm. Ella B. Lewbon of Lincoln.
eighty-four years._
Deceased was born at Pnlnwd
Post, N. Y., May 12, 1847.He was
of an old Holland-Dutch family,ol the "Netherlander" stock which
originally settled Manhattan Island
or New York, first known as "New
Amsterdam" and was a direct des-
cendant from Abraham Vnn Deur-sen,who came from Holland in
1636.Dewltt Van Deuscn was
one of a family al twelve, seven
sons and [ive daughters, and was
the last of the twelve to pang on,
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bro th er e nlisted f or the Ci vi l 'W ar
an d wa s n e ver h ea r d f r o m again.
A t th e ag e o f 2 3 deceased,i n
1 8 7 0 , m me to t h e n e w W est an d
took u p a homestead three mi le s
nor th o f Ke nn ar d.In 187 2 h e was
ma rr i ed , i n B la i r, to Mi es Ma r ga n
e t Ha ll.O f their seven children,
two di ed i n in fa nc y , o ne s on a t 'F
y ears o f age,an d fo u r re ma in :
Mr s .Li lli a n Cu n ni n gh a m o f Ke n-
na rd ,F r a n k o f Versailles,Mo :
Charles o f Oma ha ,an d Bessie o f
Linc oln.
A f t e r abo ut 5 2 y e ars o f we dd ed
Top- The Fo rd pla nt at E dge water, N. J . , o ppos ite Ne w Y ork Ci ty .Ce n ter - Th e n e w p ta nt a t
Long Begch.Cal.Bo ttom-- A mode!of tho pla nt being bullt at Dagenham,England.years ago,sinc e wh ic h ti me Mr .
V a n Deusen ha s mo de his hn mo
wi th h is d a u gh te r ,Mr s .CunninlK
ha m,i n Ken nur d.
With the exception of f.£°\\\`_yr~:1re~
in Oma ha , an d a sh or te r pe ri od i n
Misso uri,the f u mi i y ha s li ve d i n
W as hi ngton c ounty an d this gen-
era l vi c in ity .
I n addi tion to ha vi n g been u
pioneer fa rmer ,Mr .V a n Deusen
spent mu c h o f his ti me i n his
ea rlie r d ay s as a teacher i n thi.-
c o un ty , at on e ti me in the Whit~
fo r d distric t ne ar Ar ii n gton .He
wa s a n enthusiastic sup por ter o f
the early 'Teac her's I nstitutes, and
wa s one o f th e la st o f the early
teac hers o f t h i s c ounty to g o .
In 1 877 he jo ine d th e B lai r C on-
gre gation al c hurc h o n confession
Ig h i s fa i th .Dur in g h is te n y ea rs
I1 Oma h a h e wa s a n a c tive me m-
be r ot the Hills i de C on gr eg atio na l
c hu rc h, an d dur in g the p as t s even
y ears has been helpf ul in the Ken-
l l | |
'l\Ir. Vnn Deusen,afleeiionafely
lmown by his many friends ns
"Van", was regarded as a man of
integrity, uprightness and slncer-|
ity, and enjoyed the respect and,
confidence of those who knew him.
His fdendly and happy disposition
made him welcome everywhere,
and he was especially loved by the
children.At his funeral the school
wus dismissed that the boys anh
girls might file through the church
for a last look at their friend.He
was uccustomed K0 make cheerful
calls upon the sick, and to remem-
ber the birthdays and anniversaries
of his friends,He was a thought/-
ful and friendly mah, and made
his full contribution to the beiler
life of his community.
He was an uncle of our towna
men, Don C. and C C Van Dc-usenf
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DEWITF VAN DEUSEN
Dewitt Van Deusen, early Ich
Lller, passed away at the Nicholas
Senn hospital in Omaha Int Frl-
day morning at nine o'clock.Had
he lived until May 12, he would
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H E Ford Motor C o mp a n y !
faith in the future or business,
and espec ially in the future of
the automobile, la evidenc ed by the
fact.that it is apen dlng mo re than
$60,000,000 for new plants and hn
provementa In the Unlted Staten
and In foreign branches and assoc i-
ated c ompanies.
The c ompany has nine new plants
under way throughout the world.
while plana are being formulated
for several others not y et an-
nounced.Wherever possible the
new plants are being erec ted on
sites accessible to both rall and
wate r tr ansp orta tio n so tha t, with
eac h form of transportation supple
tnentlng the other. lubatantlal nav
inga will be elrected,
Five ol the nerr plants are ln the
UniteI S!:t!r¢<os; f'1ll"\.:::
ma n a ge r of t e C olle ge C o- o p Oi l
Co mpa n y a n d a stu d e nt a t Dun n,
wa s f or c e d to r e tu r n to h i s home
a t No rthf ie ld ,Min ne so ta on ac -
c ount of illness.Mr . J o hn An k ar -
sen of Chic ago, who is a fre shman
i n Libe ral A r ts College wi ll .sucI
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a t Nf o ln ,Io wa , Su li d ny , Ma rc h 8
i n the |}(ternoon and eireniig,rc -
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[C on ti nu e d fr om P a ge o ne )~ will present their 1' rewell party to
N b k 1|w k d ousa winter '~=° '"§ §"'. "*;' f°" *" S at-
0 ITLS 8 C0 EKEB I3 WB!!*En .u r eywgnin arcOu r A Capella Ch o i r o f f i f ty ;Pr lo fe ss o r EE . B ar tley ha sb ee n
voices,together with Director appointed as Director of Registi-a~
G.J.Malmin,presented sucrediiiun for the National Lutheran
concerto at Shelby and Avoc:\,l Convention which will be held here?
Iowa,Sunday.This choir will during the first woekin June.
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ha ; Mrs . E . E . L awton of S tan ton ,
No b ; W . M. o f K i mb a ll, Neh . , a n d
R.V .Ro d ma n also o f Ki mb a ll,
Nob.,are th e sur vi vi ng c hi ld re n.
T w o c hildren passed a wa y in in -
fanc y and Grover died on S ept. 12,
1023.
Th e f a mi ly mo ve d to i l ll a i r i n
Ma r c h 1888 an d sinc e th a t ti me
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b e e n a c q u i r e d a n d p l a n s f o r a p l a n
a r e b e i n g d r a w n ..
A n e w n l n u u r n c t u r l n g p l a n t h e l m
e r e c t e d a t D a g e n h a m .E n g l a n d
e i g h t e e n m i l e s f r o m l o n d o n , t o s u p
D l n n t t h e p r e s e n t w o r k s a t M l m
c h e s t e r .w i l l b e c o m p l e t e d n e x t
y e a r .I t w i l l b e t h e l a r g e s t a u l o m o
b l l e f a c t o f y I n t h e w o r l d o u t s i d e i l u
U n i t e d S t a t e s .i t s c a p a c i t y w i l l b f
2 0 0 , 0 0 0 c a r s a y e a r .
A n s s s e m h l y a n d m n n u l a c t u r l n l f
p l a n t l s b e i n g b u i l t a t C o l o g n e , o r
a s s e m b l y p l a n t a t A n t w e r p . a n a l l
s e r vl c e p l a n t a t S t o c k h o l m .T m
b r a n c h e s - - o n e a t P e r t l w A u s t r a l i a
a n d o n e a t P o r t E l i z a b e t h ,S o u t l
A f r i c a - - w e r e c o m p l e t e d .
I n a d d i t i o n t h e F o r d M o t o r C o m
pany is snendlng several nnilllor
dollars to lncrease the power eapac
ity ol! the Rouge plant at Dearborn
Mic h.. ond severa l mllllon more lr
r * \ " - ° fl '» " ' | \ m 1 q l m n r n v e m e n l n
. . . . . ._._
L o n g B e n c h .C n l l f o r n l a - T h i s
p l u n l ,r e c e n t l y c o m p l e t e d l o s e r v o
S o u t h e r n C n l l t o r e i n . h a s a c a p a c i t y
o t 4 0 0 c a r e a d a y .O p e r a t i n g a t c a
p a c i t y l t e m p l o y s 2 , 6 0 0 m e n .
E d g e w a t e r ,N e w J e r s e y - T h e
E d g e w a t e r p l a n t ,o n e ol 't h e c o m
p a n y s l a r g e s t a s s e m b l y b r a n c h e s .
h a s j u s t b e e n c o m p l e t e d t o s e r v e
N e w Y o r k C i t y a n d s u r r o u n d i n g t e r
r l t o r y .It h a s e c a p a c i t y o r 6 0 0 c a m
e . d a y a n d e m p l o y e 6 . 0 0 0 m e n .
R i c h m o n d , C a l l l o r n l n - » W o r k w a s
s t a r t e d r e c e n t l y o n n p l a n t a t R i c l v
m e n d ,t o b e c o m p l e t e d n e x t y e a r .
l t w i l l h a ve a c n p a c l l y o f 4 0 0 c a r s a
d a y a n d w l l l e m p l o y 2 . 4 0 0 m e n .I t
w i l l s u p p l y c a r s t o t h e S a n F r e n
c l s c o a r e a .'
B u l f a l o .N e w Y o r k - - T h i s p l a n t
w i l l h a v e n c a p a c i t y o l 4 0 0 c a r s a
d e y a n d w l l l e m p l o y 2 . 5 0 0 m e n .
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MR S . w . B . R O D MAN
Americ a Rodman, aged 78 y ears,
9 mon ths a nd 2 day s , pa ssed away
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On April 29, 1930 the husband
ipnssed away and the wife was leftl\ ._nlane but was looked after with
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as she li ve d an d eve ry atte ntio n
wa s giy en to he r c o mf or t i n her
dec lining y ears.
The la st an d rites wer e held Mon
day , Marc h 2nd, at 10 o'c loc k a. rn.
at the Bap tis t c hur c h of whi c h sho
pasdng we feel deeply with the
sorrowing family.
The funeral services were held
Monday at one o'dock p. m. from
the home of his danghier,Mrs.
Cunningham and at two from l.l\a
M.,E. church ol Kennsxd m charge
Lucian ln the wghborhood, when
must of his life was spent.
m many floral offerlngs,ex~
prewons ol sympathy and the
large attendance It the last Htes.
proclaim the esteem ln which he
yas hdd by his friends and neigh-
fnlly assisted ns at the U1
the illness and later death 1
dear husband and father.
Mrs. A. J. Taylor
and Children.
CARD 0F_Tl;;P;-KS
Adverdu in The I-hterprlne.1
.Frances I-I mn spent the
weekend with Lueih Simpaonmd
I k . ;Myrl French.
Mn. Oscar Cuyer is reported ns
Ketting along nicely alter A neo-
ond serious o ntivn.
Mn. c. c .an Deuxen went mo
Omnhs yeste y to order another
shipment ol ml k dreams.
C. K. B¢ndo , lleumed ambulm-
er and und er. s un.o m aphvne, 161; re nhone. 138.8-tl
Mr. md Mrs Ed A. Jensmdroveover to Fre nt. Sunday tn visit
Mr. and Mn.ew Jensen.
Mrs.Mar t.Iverson andiunily visited sst Thursday night
... n..r ~'v home. north of
\o! Rev. Booker of Kennard It thelbora.|\He is at rent by the side of hinl
f arm, at me ¢hur¢h. 'nw Kermud
Masonic lodge ol which decnaed
wma Chaplain for over ten yearl,attended in a body md budad the
brother with Muonh: rites at the
mother
cedod him in death but one ya:
before, Feb. I. 1980.
Interment was made in the Blair
cemetery.
, Mrs. Wdvier Peck who pre um cmmren or mrs. w. B. Rodmm wzsh W express the!r appre-dntion of the many ldndnenses
shown them during u time oftheir recent bereavement.
i Blair cemetery.V 'l'hos§ in attendance from out of CARD op THANKS
tow-nz Mr. md Mrs. Ben Peck and »LQCIEN PECK Hamily of Teksmah,Mr. and Mrs.
,Boy Gilliland and Rex Hein o l
I
Herman, Mr. md Mrs. Earl E n,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deeker and chil-
dren, Mr.and Mrs.Milllrd Golle~
hon, all of Omnhn; Mr. and M m
A. I-I. Donnelson of Marshalltown,
Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tegt of
Fremont, and Mrs.Ellen Foss of
Burkett, Neb.-Contributed.
press our gratitude to the friends
who kindly assisted us during theillnessandrecentdeath of our
dearly belovéd father.We es-
peciallywish to thank the singersthe ministers an-d those who sent
such beautiful floral offerings andtheMasopicbrothersfortheir
C A R I ) O F T H A N K S
W e wi s h i n th i s ma n n e r to e x- I
ll I
1 |S .Char les Van Dgus c n,
Frank Van Dc l.tser| ,
B e s Van De uae n,
Mr s .llia n Cu nn i ng ha m
Lucian Sheldlm Peck wu born\"SQ k}'1}}im§g City, five miles nom!
of Blair, Nebraska on March 1a,l
1900, and departed this life at an;
Omaha hospital, Feb. 26, 1931.1
He had been A patient 'sufferer
since early fall,having been i n
i w L i u :A n n u -in ' a ; P T
Qn||¢ and ~~m`ll°°'§.i§i§` E
ltram with A.
en Blufll, law
Mr. and Mr .
grandson, Pau
Tuesduy at t.
Nielsen of Te
Mr. and M
Jr. drove in S
the week-and
and Mrs. Ray
c. M. Chris
under the w
weeks, is imp
is good news
The Ladies'
Lutheran ch
afternoon wi
sen and Mrs.
Mrs.E. M.
deter. Mrs. C.
QQ Theo.wm-M. lamdkifdl Coun-
39.26%Skov Nielsen andi
Smith, visined lasrl
e home at unrold
mah.
.David Mummcrt,
oux City and spent
t. the home ol Mr.
ond Cook.
~nsen, who has been
uther for severu\'
ving a little whirir
0 his friends,
Aid of the Fi rst
ch met yesterday
Mrs.I.M. Hun-
'. S. Vig, lmstesses.
Terrell visited her
A Linn of Arling-
the hospital at two different times,
of several weeks duration.
He attended the Pleasant View
school, and most of his life was
spent in the vicinity of his blnhf
where n host of friends testify to
sis jovial, kindly disposition.
l-le was united in marriage w
Miss Elnura Birrnan on February
15, 1928, who is left to mourn his
loss, with his father, Walter Peck,and his sister, Mrs. Linton Puffcir,
|l
I THE HACK SAW
YQLUME 5 -Blair, Nebraska, March 5, 1931 Number 3?
We are expecting to
woken up any morn-
ing now to find the
pronouncw odor of
young onions beat-
ing against our bed-
room window.
...........
Saturday will he the
last. day c¢"'Lhe Globe
Glow Maid contest,
and if you will listen
in over WOW at 1
to 1:16 p.m.you
will find out who
gets tho last Range
free.
A Mrs.All:n of
Dzwid City got the
one last week.We
ha ve been lo ok in g
fo r s omeo n e to c omv
in a n d report.Illrw
rndishes ol* lettuce.
- -
He r e 'a a ne w de f i n
itio n o f Ha p p i n c s :
"Ha pp i n es s is wan t-
in g somethi ng mul'
wo r k i n g to g e t i t. "
¢_......
W e believe i t woo
old E d Howe who is .
c redited wi th th :
c o mme n t th a t " Y o u
c an 't ma k e foo t-
pr i n ts o n th e sa ml
o f ti me wi th th v
se at o f y ou r p an ts .
u v -
Th e op e n i n g o f thc
mu sh -r oo m season
rc lqirldn as tha t with
mu s h ro o ms and mar
Hagie you don't. krlrrxx
i f y ou're safe u n ti l
it'S to o la te .
o ~ e some i earoundBlairgets
this one.
- n
Th e time fo r c le ln -
ing up the yards :nd
lawns in here one:
more,and our line
o f mines a n d a ll
kinds of garden tools
is h er e fo r y o ur s e-
lec tion o f an y thi n g
y ou need.
N o w here i s a n
idea th at s omeb od y
c ros s he ns with par-
rots , Then y ou wo n't
ha ve to h un t a r ou n d
f o r exggs--the hen's
ju s t c ome u p an d
say ," S a y ,I ju s t
la id a n eg g.Go get
i t. "
..........,.
A s we sold so me
ga rd en n ee d two o r
three \».'of=k.=: ago wo
PETEHSEN
wivww
of Tekzimah. and|other relatives and friends
He united with the Methodist
I
church when eleveh years of azef
with his father, mother and sister,
and we testify (0 his faith by this;
he had not one enemy,all who
knew him were friends.He ul-
wnys had a good word for every-
body zmd all knew that he was sin-
serc in his social relations..
At the time of his death he was
0 years, 11 months and 13 days
f age.\
Lucian was a member of theWoodmanof the World budm-,T
Seymore Camp No. 16 at (Jmaha,
Nebraska where he had joined
after the Blair Encampment brok¢
up. The funeral services were held
at the Methodist church nt Blair.after prayer at the home of l\i\
grandfather,Sheldon Peck.ROV.Boohv.-r of |Kennard,orminunf l
assisted by Elder Johnson of lhc
Seventh Day Adventist church a ll
Omaha, who offered prayer at ther
church.~
The pull-bearers:Lloyd Blom-iberg, Clark Lippinoott, CarlChris-'
Lcnsen,Roland Warrick,Tranny]
Mrs. Lilfrfs son, Ray leaves'fuesduy for &|an Dicks, Calif.
The Rebekah organization held
initiation at t eir fcgular meeting
last Tuesday evening.Refresh-
ments were 5 med af ter the bus~
iness meeting.
A .Clyde Allen,who for years
has been the il carrier onroute
one, was open ted on last Tuesday
at the Swedis Immanuel hospital
for gait trnu e.
Mr. und M s.W. F.Smith of
Omaha,wer dinner guests last.
'hresday at th home of hits. Olive
Chas.Gi lli an d sister-in-law,
Mr s .Cur tis illin m and Mr .and
Mr s .Sa m M re drove to Te k a
ma h last S n da y aftern oon to
vis it J ames 'illian1,wh o i s ser~
iou sly ill..
A n u mb e r f elativea surprised
MiBg Lena =K hr, da ugh ter of Mr s.
J oh n Ru hr , l s t Su nd ay af te rn oo n,
the oc casion ing he r birthday .A
lunc h wa s s ed du r i m:th e late
aftxrrnoon CONSIDERHalbert, Miss Hortense Sm! Billie Halbert and Wm
TheENTERPRISEserved n dnirity lunch
The little n| l1\y "Laughing Guest'
p n s u c l n e t l n y
o n la st Th u
M .E .churc
c ei ve d a nd t
LHC* npwonn beg gugsdayeve ni ng a t the
,wxis ve ry we ll re-
ose tak in g D ar t we re
More Country Correspondence
Mrs. lhnynlond Burr was takcn \w an omhhb hospital
severe case ofpneumoniad for a few dnys was
in n critical ndition.She is re-
poncd as gc- ting along very nlce~
ly nt presen .
Phyllis, Li n and Allnn Iverson,
children of Mr. and Mrs. T. K.
Iverson o l Herman,spent. lass
Sunday at t e home of Mrs.Mar-
garet Iverso whil Mr. and Mrs.
T. K. Iverso drove hu Omaha to
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»v"'\';'=""~an
m
celebrated tleir thirticth wedding
wefe present
best wlsnes rne evening wasspent in vi.iting and cards.The
The L. S U. of the Congregm
tional chu met with Mrs. L. C James 0liver Curwood
The nrozrain conniskd of n nhori
phil]'Pamis/:ments ?Subscriptiontended a l
Mrs. Wesl
Tuesday.during the
and the
ly, was aMrs.Cook
Hammett,
Mrs.E.
Roberts.
Mrs.E.
d w .we
ncheon at the home of
J. Cook in Omahn on
. Cook lived ln Blair
ller years of her life
rnoon together recentry happy event for all.
s sister,Mrs.D.Z.
Sr., Mrs. Mattie Pound
Sfewnrt,Mm. J. S.
rs.J,E.Maher and
.Beaty,all of this
pmsent.Mrs. E.W.
Tulldependionthevamlnh. 0,d|,I unrvvamlah loses in lume. Water
turns ltwhlme.Hot liquids make
it pal. Heavy heeh mar in beauty.
But PincnlrnWanenparV} 'hh is alf
mon Immune from damn .éaulcixig
from household acddenu. lr in ab-
|olunely.wan¢|-pmof.lt never mrm
)whitenndkstandnupundencudini
dmc would min ordinary vamhln.
We have Waterlpar in eighteen
unnalve colored varnluhel and
enmu-.l», u well u | full line ofpulhn Gif yan e fv Nq\li!¢m¢M-
Around Itwenty relative: gath
aemd at thi Hans Wdch homé last
Frida! ev
Hans eele
ev€nl!lZ
cardl-Aserved.T
ent: Mr.
And Mrs.
Kumar,Sr-
WriChrisu h h M
ning,Feb.2'I to help
nw his birthdly.Thespent hi vidting and
midnight lunch was
Q following wen pmol
Mrs. Wm. Kuhr, Kr.
Kuhr, Mn. George
Mrs.Wiehke Wulf,h and dnughtern all of
~nd Mn. Chrll H.
With* The
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