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03-19-1931ENTERPRISETHE WASHINGTON coUN1Ys vauvrs ms NEWSRegldlen GENERAL NEWS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKABLA|R'S LEADING NEWSPAPER :IAL PAPER OF WASHINGTON COUNTY,NEBRASKATHEOFFIC 1nm£h0¢nl¢8|uQ.|l Nebula NUMBER 9VLPublhhad Weekly by John A.Rhudes0E~Suhsaiptlrm Price, $1.50 per Year.Sh ugle Copy 5c __........ BLAIR,NEBRASKA,MARCH 19.1931 Wulhlim comr- Homecoming Change InCon- ditionsPredicted Downward Trend of Prices Nearl! Over.Land Valua Have Drop~ wi Since im.Com .merge Larger tor Year mi 193 YIELD MAY as NORMAL | While the latter port of 1981 and the year 1932 will probably bring a recovery from t.bepresentbusinessdepreasion;THE LONG TIME TREND OF ALL PRICES IS DOWNWARDlRalph Cole _olAgrieultundCol ego ion Servlq;said in .~......3f§»~~ present farm outlook.Howard Jensen John Stork Frank Bilfar and Co.Agent George Baton heard Cole talk at the District Confer ence of County Agents at West Yoint Nehnskn last week. Bath industry and agriculturewilladjustthemselvesaccordingto the longtime trend Cole be lieves.Land values have610PP¢d every your since 1921. A revision of the tax_ ny ~.which would shllt the heavy QuedonnowonlandtoincomesorsomeothersourceofrevenuewouldhelppreventfurtherdeclineA in land values Cole believes. Speaking ol the nerd.twelve months period Cole said comacreagewouldbelargerthan usual in the country as a whole this year.A normal yield is like» ly after the.short crop of 1930 which means a plentiful supply and low corn prices next fall.Hog prices may not be high but the cornhog ratio will probably remainfavorabletoproducers.Re covay of business will bring anincreaseddemahdforbeefbut cattle numbers are increasing.A wheat crop failure somewhere in nmajorprodudngarmolheworldisabout the only thing t at could bolster up the price of wheat.Unlessproducersgetovertheirln~ cllnation tp ft the poultry businesstherq~to be a short~ age of ~nekt fall to lay thewinteregglupply.Farmers will continue to milk cows to get a=d~dltfonnl income and dnlry productsanKkejy to burden th;market al fwiy loaded ww mm ma ban ter substitute. ~"'M ,f >r~Qu, n mnawsun '.su1m1lsE The Pinochla ~trated A vary pleasant ?.x.j;.the Curie :mils w vevening by iikigng/.lmir dinner and ;y»=¢in n body on Qu f-533eyspenttheavmlngp115110611 and vlddng.The mrleys nn som to leave for I farm near Das Koinel Iowl lh|.J.E.C\mpbdll¢|nmrnodhomasfhrtaelnnspent!\\ \. ea and on W3 ~'mu mmtheir fuburo ho 0 J Blair Graduates' for Class Qf'3l Sixtrnlne Students to Graduate from Blllr High School ln i9s1_Z Commercial Conroe Il Popular Among Studemn OFFER ¢COURSES OF srunr Another large class ol Blair high school graduates will be mmedoutthisyear.Some of Lheaolwillcontinuetheireducationinothaandhigher .schools of leam|ing but the big majoity will asumalenterdifferentvocationsto make A livelihood. The present graduating class n ring sixtynine have had (hepvilegeof choosing from four diitlnct courses.These are Gen eral Commercial College Prefpabatorlx and Nomzal Training.Tho Commercial coarse has attracted the larger number o!students and it)ls only fair to assume that these utudents will enter some budneaa lclivify A number have taken iw~Collage Preparatory courseGtheidea.of continuing their ivork.Also a number have taken the Normal Training course and will probably take up the leachingwork. Blair studenls have by a. big majoritymadegoodandthisclass will be no exception to the rule. Following ia the list of gradu~ales and the courses of study each have followed during their high school career.Harriett Allen General;Mao Allen General;Helen Andreasen Commercial;Ruby Badgerow Gen eral;Austin Beales Jr.General; Alloo Doris Beck Commercial; Alice Beckman College Pl¢P~1 Marie Bolln Commercial;William Cnppis General;Verner Carlsen College Prep.Viggo Carlsen Col lege Prep.Harriet Christensen Commercial;Hazel ChristensenNormalhdning;Dolores Derieg Normal Training;Florence Dixon College Prep.Ray r¢;_§=;»»Gen eral;Lueile Fear.ga .llrain ing;Myrle French ~John Gillelple Commercial;~.Myrtlo Gilbertson Norma!Trdning;Dor othea Gilbertson College PNP» Marvin Gollehon Jr.Genenl; Frieda Gmthuaen Nor.Training; FILES PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY Mrs.c.C. Van Deusen proprietoroftheStyle.Shoppe filed voluntary petitions in bunkruptcyOnlastFrldsy.This doses tem Pomily.one ol thmaldsst budnesainstitutionsinthepity. . The founder o{gg hudnessMrs.r.C.Hllmninow deceased.first started in Ybe milljnery andlslllesreadytowgodsshortly.alter the townse;wu laid out in 1869.Since that time ths businesshasbeennmcontinuouslywithbutonsbrle!period when Mrs.Hilton was in Omaha.Thru her entire business career o! Around sixty years sho watdfed eompetiton come md go und she still continued in lmllness until her death which oemrrocl in May 1928.She knew har llné and she took great pride in huulllng quad#ity goods and in thib svn built upAclientelethatttustsdjudg~ment implicitly.~\§ _.=.\1 Leslie Hanson General;France Harrison General;Harry Hu: Commerdal;Marjorie Jansen.No Training;Stanley Jmsen.Colle~ Prep.Frederick Kegler Commer cflal;Fraws Kelly General;Wal ter Koenig Gonnnerdsl;Cla Krogh College Prep.George Lin den Commardnl;Norma Dani Lund Normal Training;Allen Mcfbowd Generd;Bert Mcldilla Conzmercil.l;Maxine Mathews Co lege Prep.Fredrick:Matthiese College Prep.Bennett Matz Ge~ enl;Raymond Mall College Pre Dorothy Mencke Commercla Vera I.Nelson Normal ~ItFrancesJane0Hm1on.Genera Raymond Paulsen Gommsmi~ Karl Peterson General;Raul Phillips Conunerelal;lrise Rode Commercial;Selma L Rosenbau~ Normal Training;Raymond Ru~ Commercial;Clarenre Sappenllel Commemlal;Olga Schulz Co~ memlsl;Luella Ruth Simpson N mal Trnining;France; SIGN.»mercial;Alsyne Smith Colle~ Prep.Elsie Stevens Commerd~ onweave Domthy Stewart,Normal Train ing;Jem Stewart,Cammerdal: Melbourne W.Stmzkletfv Genenl; Ruth Tilden,College Prep.,Luis Tofw,Ccmnmrdzl;Dorothy Tyson Commenzial;Dorothy Voss,Nur mnl Training;Glenn Voss,Gen eral;Abnhum Wnxrick,Commer cid;Helen Walrath,Commsrdd; Florence Wolff,Dollege Prep,Normm Wulf Oommerdll Wm. WU*n.College Pup. un-'~~§~wuh ingwnatroet. Mr.llld Mn.Wayne Smith and ehildnn of Onuha,Ipent Sunday /1=~:;4 ef Q Bwé~~E~/~v wean/i uI\~WE f ~ ~N me wanmfn /.:.:T T Hnusuev?r r ?~nm f. ~.f .la :f_:~.¢Q f Q ~?~~f /1 ~!.:./F~A 1 1 \ /C.\~§.~...1 5£52 ~1 O 1 P!fi ¢i\g ~DECLAMATORY CONTEST'QianCarnival ul s:.l\u|an n uvvvlalu ......._The Senior High School Opernttn|h|Mnrriamn nf Nnnn4\thaThesubdistrictdeclamafarycontestfor1931furthaRiniproved £0 be a fine success in evdryway.The young sewn wasgreeted by a crowded house.Over 500 people from Blair being present.This operetta compared veryfavorablywith apexettas of paatyears.The chorus work was oub standing.The individual acting of the principal characters was consideredgood.The following high school al dents took the pan of the prin~cipad characters:Helen WalrathDorotheaGilbertsonViggaCarl son Vera Nelson Clarence SappenfieldVernerCarlsonFred rlcka lllatthiesen Clara KroghAustinBealsAlvinBrumbnughFredenckKeglerMargaretAllen...__._._L_._..____ IPassesLegislature '/TAKES SUNDAYOUTING! Mr.and Mrs.L.P.Petersen.who live west of Blair dmve uptaLyonalastSaturdayandspentthenightat the Peter x.Petersen home.On Sunday the two familiesdroveavertoWalthillandvisitedthe home of Mr.and Mrs. Albert Petersen who recentlymovedtherefromKennsrd; LIlfLE LAD LOSES I INGERS Euzene Bunn.little (our vear old Rodman|Bill on Punlehing Drunk en Drhen by I prlmnment Sentence la P by Both Hmm of the Deflalalnre PRESENT SESSION LON ONE The Praenl Seaalnn Wlll Probably Rum Over Tlmc Llmlt Allotted. Much Wor~kY¢t To Do The present session ol the legislatureishurledwithworkand uromises m be an excenlinnnllv B.uccessliif.;H;»;»I».;.;e.;;flgSuneoElYK2m e ry o QS;41 ;;il »=§f=I»f¢.Jf2¢i.§ _ _12 different. cities oijeastem Neb-Frolicl LNTERTAIN BROTHER tasks who took part.This yearTwoNightsofFunandPIl\even eater mfmber fccrn§esb:;:=;:::;;.;;:;..:~and ~f»Arms1.ro\\8!_n;mm.an ~ .e ming south of Blmr entertained On acwunt nl the large numberl|me Was Reported ~\;§5fx:¥;;;1 ;~of entries theext.emporaneous and .o n e um wuCONCHSSIONSANDDAMJING.M.§..§l .mm wed{@d»y rhiszfff .¢iL§$1.}..i§i .L.lI ........ Legion Members Feel Event Most Successful cf the year.Around 400 Present the Last Night The Lcpyion Carnival put on this week by the members of the Le gion oi Blair was well attended and proved to be I1 bin:success. The carnival was held in King:1 pavilion about three miles north of . Scott.has been in the employ of the railroad company for the past twentynine years and is now conductoronapassengertrainrunninginthatsectionofthestate. He was reared to manhood in this county and still has many old acquaintancesherewhowillbe Pl|13S0d to hear of him. He left Wednesday for New Orleans and other southern points \\........... |j \\gg \|..¢¢gy tion will be given in the large high school auditchum commencing st 7:30 p rn.The humorous section will be given in the junior high auditorium commencing at 7:30 p\ an.Mrs.Winifred Lambie Coach of Dramatics at Midland College will judge the humorous section. Mrs.Helen Sailing Weed Dmrn atic Critic from Omaha will iudge the dramatic.Mrs.Anita May Marsh of the Mdsner School of IH ay unnawnsen .wnn Anurusen iyrtle Gilbertson Jean Stewart Lay Matz.Domdd Bellows and Vnlwr Gollehon.However conlderahlcreditshouldtotheegnollowingpeoplgforhelpingL0 mb.as.....»\~la.. son of Mr.and Mrs.Byron Bunnlong session.Iwo years ago the who live up the bottom road north haue was in seuion for eightyofBlmlrwasthevicwnolnhorIfivedaandstilltheworkwasribleaccidentInstTuesdaythatleftinmplete.This year from cost him the loss of his thumb and present appearances the session lomefinger on his rlglat hand.will be equally as IonizandlongpreparingforthebigfneE1theSpokenWordillivdzemeevent.of his vaeauon.extemporaneous and ommorlcal sec The opening night which was tion.last Monday night was greebed NATIVE OF COUNTY _The winner of first and secund ...W ...V v.e.c...W.......Wuceess: K.C.DeGrof1 music di cctor;Miss Luclle Kemp drama lc coach;Miss Wanda Willmore oslumo designer. TRACK WORK BEGINS Coach Llchllwr hmuenlled outlstrackmento get them allrlzd or the track meets which will tart next month.There is anbumdmeeofmnterldbutveryttleexperiencedmaterial.ThuHair truck team will lake pan ln he conference track meet the riVnlley meet and one or two nd tmck meeu. He was pleying about the yardindpickedup a dynamite cap and look lt ln to his mother placinglt on the stove.When he attemp~ted to :gain pick lt up it explodedinhislumdlenrlnghislingersinmehnmythatthenttendingphylddnnhedto tnke off the two above mentioned members. It is indeed A very sad nffnlr and lrlends and relatives of the sorrowlng funlly are expressingLhdrsymplthyandhopeumthe llttle Ind will come through the ordeal without any other difficulty PsN|n.4Nsmi>Purné MAKEPROGRESS One of the most talked of bills of the session is the onelntroduad' by Sen. J. A nadman md relates to driving 1 car whlle under the in fluence U!intoxicating liquor vvllk carry ww pendtles when S.F.Bi llgned by Gov.Charles W.BrynrhteIntMondaygonlntoeffast. The bill lntmduoed by Sendai* Rodman of Omuhn provides |80 day senwnce for Bret otlenderr 60 to 90 days for meeond offender; and a one to thneo you prisonlermfortubsequentoffenses. No emergency clause was W tucked to the hlll signed yesterday by the governor. with only n fair sized crowd,but the second night proved n winner in every way.Around four hum dred paid admissions were turned in for this night and the concessionswerewellpstronized.The evening was one of lun and frolle and the big good nstured crowd danced and threw confetti and jostled one another uw their heans content until the wee srna hours. DIES IN LINCOLN Wednesdays State Journal of Lincoln Neb.contained the death notice of Mrs. Geo. Holden of that city.Mrs.Holdon was the daugh ter of a pioneer Vza.sh1ngtancountyfamllyher fs her being T.P. Kennard lmownto old timers an Tom Kennard plmoes will go w Plattamouth rweeklaterwtakepartinth( final district contast.For the first time in the history of Hu association plncques will be givertotheschoolsthatwinthesub district contest.Last year Blair had the houm of winning the content.Thls yesl competition is very keen among.mm.Holden was burn at Delthe many schools entered ont J Tlfe proceeds from th camiv l 7 I.e a Soto Neb.sixtyfave years ago as therefoge it is almost impomble ~used for the benefit of the I..uluKem;ard and may be remem to pick a winner.However this hered by aome of the older real subdistxictconteat promises tobe |iianLs here.Her father was firstlone of the best in me sureHOMEINSTITUTI[ONRECOGNIZED ~f ~id Nebraska.anq FormerBlair WomanHeiress Hupre!Ware Waltemlt/h Falla Bel:to Fourth Interest ln $949, ess Estate.pmghter Of James WareDeceased. In a report received from the primary room of the WestWard school, we leam that the endne second grade have earned their Palmer Penmanahip pins for pro~ficiency in hand writing.In the nm grade, 20 out dt 2s havewontheirfirstgrade penmsmhip pinaforlklllinhandwriting.Thisin considered an exceptional showing and Min Mary H. Andersen should ARRESTED 1 on PETIT LARCENCY George Gale who represented himself u a real dlk hodery nleaman was arrend Salmdayonachargeufpetitlarcency.He had entered Dr.Wrighffs owes at Kennnrd and had appropriated a pen from a dak net. He wa brought to Blah and lodged in the county pn.On mbe 1 th mm!1F».,1§ w»§1§aeld L:::»l;n ;s|,A|n|5Fi.~»¢ The Blair Bulldlng and Umn Axuivflation has been electedto membership in the Nebraska Leagm;of Savings and Loan As sociations according to Leslie E. Martin Secretary of the State league.The Nebraska Leagueof Savings and Loan Assoclatlrrns was organized in 1892and its membership today consists of fiftyfour nf th¢larmzs!and the state capital.The little villagep!Kennard receiveditsnamefromTomKen nard who in later years alwayslikedto have his name pronouncedwiththe accent on the last syllable. Mn.Curtis Gilliam and Mr. Charles Gilliam spen!lun:Monday afternoon at Herman visiting Mr. r:aln.m.Aauuhhrr.Mn.Wallace v cl.Vl|.|\.\»a LeaveOmaha Moving Regional Offices for Vet cram Hospital from Omaha u Llnmln Takes Sixty People fnm Omaha to Lincoln be congratulated an the fine pm mommy ne nw me neanng ana COUNTY gress of her students.Plead KUQCY, fr="¥v"¢|sentenceIEAREDINrms»¢r6ng¢»rAm¢anz}E»1wsn`Eh¢sriw, §§§§{,'f"" """""""'"_""nmuovm, To nr: APRIL1s'rHwith a total number ofAssocia-101 seven days in jail and costa.n Growth in the estimated value .of the mm left by Mlry J. Pax-Wton. wi!e.ol Willinm A. Paxton, ~April 1801 will mark theremmfdtionsintheShuaggngadghtytlane.~gall! ~E 31=¢9Pf_M!9¢~:=u *Ineathbv of \\eregiom1 offices of du United States Veterans bureau from $292,191.66 since the time of lr.,death December 6,1910,w$949,688.25 on March 1, this ymr,|was revealed Thursday in apetitionfiledindistrictcourtol Douglas Oo.by the trustee, B.J. Scanneil asking termination of the trusteeship and n legal deter mlnation of the legatees and their respective shares in the estate. Attomey E.K.McDermott is re~presenting Mr Scannell in the anion |The duration of the truateeshipmorethan20 years ls said to be the longest of its kind in the his wry of me mee.In addition to increased vdue ot the assets the sum of $555170.54 in revenue from the estate was distributed among bene{ic~ iaries dnoe 1911. By terms of Mrs.Paxtons willthe estate was ta be held in tnut during the lifetime of two brothers and two sisters with division of the income between them orinmongchildrenof any who might dieOf these brothers and dsten. Une deter Dolvthy Show Mont gomery City Ho.died October 8 1911 leuvlng dm einem w anvideher share ol the income Weatll erRecord Present Winter Wlrmat on Record Men Temperature lor Three Winter Months 32.9 Degrees. Average for 55 Years.2|.3 IWO DAYS OF ZERO WEATHER The past winter is the wannest Nebraska winter on record.That is the statement of Mr.T.A. Blair in charge ot the Lincoln weather bureau and assistant professorof meteorology at the Uni~ versity of Nebrukt.Mr.Blair bases his statement on accurate temperature reconk kept.since ms.Single months have been warmer than months during the past winter but taking*the three months of December January and February considered as the win ter months together for the va.;ious years the put winter eaulilheearecord:Usually nys Hr. Blair a.warm month a followed by l cold month whidx lowerlthe av¢ng\temperature.The maui».......».o..n mv tha thwu winter mr.moun.m.r;ry»on 01 wat Colfax strut enjoyed Int Sunday to the gralest alert. Their son Willard who is work ing in Gary Indiana arrived home Saturdny for an over Sunday vlldi and two other sons Everett and Mnrshxll of Omaha accompaniedbytheirwivesalso came uw to celebrate the event The day vnu1 indeed a gala day and one vxhich will long be remembered by all. NEB SKA STATE JOURNAL Nebraska State Journal Lincoln Neb.now 83.50 A YEAR DAILY. (Sunday $2.00 extra).Special mall nubociption rate during lfareh 1981 in Nebrukn md northan Kansas on new or renewals.Paytodaysave501: on ONE YEAR subscriptions to start any time during 1981.The Enterprise offioe will send in your nbaaiption. BUYS BLAIR PROPERTY Don C.Van Deuren dosed I deal thll week tor the Chas.ll: Brlde home in voolthwat Blair paying $1100 for the BNIB!!!Hn.c. C. Van Dalia has moved into the property ua will male mul ~ .'_;,;;."°'~;~hmmm This-em-°:;;Auto A¢¢\dent.::::~.-;'.'::'..;'.::._.,:.,....thell 184,as1.69.Practically every Iar counted in theseassetgresentedatthebezinninne syatemntic savings of somepersonwhose income was only a little larger than his needs. Nebraska stands sixth amongallStatesinpercapitainvest ment in Building and Loan Assoc iations.its per capita 1ating is $118.62 Noone can look at the ratio of those savings to the total population and continue to call usathriftlessrace.Building and Loan Associations have worked consistently throughoutourcenturyof existence and expansion to get the workingmanto set aside some of his earnings.They worked just asearnestlyto see that these savingsareplowedbackintot.he community where they were received. Since all funds invested in Budidng and Loan shares areloanedexclusivelyonRealEstate in the Community such hightotalsofsavingsinproportiontothepopulationaugur well foo the Town the County and tha State where they have accumulated. The Blair lhtildlnl and Loan Association has for its officers: J.s.Rubens Piesident;F.w.Amdt VicePresident;S.W. Falls to Make Turn md Crashes Into Einbankment Wrecking thcl Auto.Death Follows in A Few Minutes ACCIDENT AT DANA CURNER An automobile driven by Michael Kelly of near Florence cmshed into the embankment at Dana hill corner early Wednesday mogcompletelywreckingthecarand wiping out the life of the diver. The y\ms mxmnummpanied hyLeoFitzgeraldof near Nashville had spent the evening at the Le giou carnival which was held at Kings pavilion north of Blair and was returning home at around two oc.loclr in the morning.It ls reported that the car was beingdrivenat a rapid speed and when reaching the corner at Dana hill Kelly foiled to mah the turn with the result already mentioned. The ambulance was called and Kelly was mahed to the hospital where he ded in a few minutes. Fitzgerald his companion escaped with but a few minor injuries.Deceased was the son of Thomas future.I .._...._._._._offices at the hospital.This de partment devotes itself for tho most part in taking care oi pensionsinsuranceandloans. Although the U. S. Veteranshos# pital has only been operating since Déc. 16 the institution is alreadga suffering from growing pains accordingtoDr.L.H.Webb medi cal officer in charge.The hospital facilities are morethanadequatebutthereis a need for additional quarters to house the medicad and nursing taff.At the present time the staff mem ham live in Lincoln and ddvehack and forth each day.Garage facil ities are far too inadequate and lt is hoped that an entertainmenthallwillbeemetedinthenear Since the opening of the hospi tal 221 patients have been admit d for medical treatment and of that number 189 are in the hos pital at present. The hospital caresforthevewnnsofanywarwith out my chugo.The vidtnrs will find representatives of praetiwlyeverywarfromthecivilwarto the World war at the hospital.An average of two major operationsareperformedeachdayat the hospital.It is ulanued to en NA brgther,Jimg5 Wue,Blair,.";;'5.;°;;3:Y;:;.§i§aé""'§_ll lllll'x\||.un: eb., dxed in May,1919 leaving La compared Wm, the avenue ofone daughter.24.8 degnes for the put fifty-five Mr.and Mrs. A.~9°"'P'°"A sixwr, Mxttie HG"-f. Midde y¢.\n Th, average wupemmre entenained at a lamlly dmneronWH. Mo., died Doeembar 27. 1925'|!or Ifeoember 1930 wu 29.8 de# Sunday for Hr.and Mn.John _......._m,___-_.»u.. Chambers Sec;e£ary and Treasur rDANACOLLEGE NEWS er. The college declamawry eonuutn for this year hnv¢ amused such Kell living in the GuryownlaméznearNuhvllleand is of s ~more ;i §§;f Hgggv ~~w \the and of the month to complet: luxe .>r..en thestdt.Bytheendof themontl or m n the institution will be opendng nl fun am The 1 niteSELLSNASHVILLEIABMthe~of the 5fE?f$m¢eZ lenvingnochlldrsn.lmuyszzdegnumdnwmmuwocmummun..s ~g§j;;;y;*gy;was February 3631 deF!_mD mb and Mn.Wm. Oumprwn and nan. wa|4degree|above aavenglv mrh duxmmed BusmmsmmJ..f....Z.Y».=1 .?fl !!2 fm*iii ..fi socm.mnnmsr-"""'°"''nun£=_,$..3f":.._:§:°..&°Iuse 11 qggmea guovu use uv:inlnrnnf Qhni it han hnnnrnn n;rm||.|I w Iincoln will number 240. Lincnln Siam Joumal ..|u1ne gruluuluurexl murglrun vnutemath.North Plattetions.The dramatic and humor ous contest will be given at the college chapel,Saturday evening, March Zl.The oratorlw contest will be held Monday eveningMarch 23.People of this communityarecordiallyinvlwdwAttend both of these contests.No ad mission charges. comprising 298 urea was sold this week to Elmer Wright of Kermard.Human and Mehreru Real Ei1 are Company of this city handled the dell.This is slid to be one of the best hrma in that section of the county and was lonueriy owned A special series of Bible aeaaioruby Simeon J.Woodruff. COLORED ORATOR WELL BECEIVEI The lecture delivered by Thea HL urhn Howard at me Baptia church Int Sunday evening.wawell received by s luxe md appredntivemdlence.The theme ol Lhl lecture hinged Around the llquo aunrtion which he handled in |g _____Ill.Bl.Ill me uulw lu 1.cu;un;dwg ter of June;Ware and the 1fuwiDecemberwrvrdinxtoMr.Blalr oo .ns children of Dorothy and but two damys January 13 and W.Minnie Mudd Hersh N b.Julia s.Bentley Susie slr.;2...ff;:;:1..f.:.mmnral .a;m..; Russ S.Maybry, All of MontgomGU CRY.Mo.;lhry J.AndersonKeytelvilleMo.;Willhm P.Shaw Chicago Ill.;John 1.Show Den v¢f.Colo.md James W.ShawAnaheimCel. Bmodghd uhm mmdswdo! ru!estate 16 thousand dollars; lfwk-!$286405 md hill:receiva ble $19788. The present estate wndm d :ml num.slms9s.97;mm. li Iv ~~»~~zthaliste.Not all weatherstation.1 reportcd zen on those dnym amm\ber.in the :anthem part ol the shtq escaping zero t¢mP¢Y tures the entim winter dependinguponlocal\npognphY md other oonditlom.The ofiidnl low iem~ perstun for Unoo\n did not math zero this winter.Wig m avenge snowfall for the :hte of 5.7 inches for then .L_-_...»..M..Rlsdr mmidend I . |93su 5 I5 ggL» Heh. |mn. ,_ '"w llu2 9 16 25 50 M1;3I0I7~24 5| arch in ln 4 5 ll 12 I5 I92526 0 Q _xo1520270 931 an1I42|za> I9~Bapt.»§»\»u¢dinner 19Dm:Oollege ndin pro~ hl I1 th 11 this \""""£."°'»'[15..,,fQfff».....f.1.°°»¢»f§°.....1.... |ENJOYS noon SALE \h'€"f¥.if"f'*f¥'°f'f.- .-f'I:.... _ .....,e................................The forcnoofm beginning at 9:45. are given over to Bible Study;at2P.M.a Bible |BChlr¢ is givenandat7:30 an address..All amunderthedirectionolRev. C.M. Viflebeck Lutheran pastor imm Elkhorn Iowa Citizens of this community are invited bo be with usondto joinwithusinstudyond meditation during these days. n....../w_||.A J.D.Garrison has exceptionally good we.In fact he decided mls ss |d~ extend the weeks.He is this week running another ad which is of inleren w the public.Look it up in this issue and read it enjoyed an \il.wu so good that alter thc time for the vertised was over to time for another two Av.me nose U1 will oflering was token to delra; the expense of the meeting. M.A.C.MEETS The Monday Aiwrnoon Clul met March 1s with Mrs.A.A Compton.Mn.H.J.Hman nu an interening paper on Forex ihanrunm Mm.Woods luhsdhxt ww;bonds s1s91oo.so;wh $00.93 and bills receivable $81 39635.Present mm payable mm $5070. The lzrgeat single piae of real mute at present ir the bloek of bdldings on the nord:side of Far xum meet between Twentysixth md Twentyseventh streets Mngam Wnn now Margaret Wlltamlth will be well rememberedbyBlairpeoplewhenwith her parents she rvedded on the Ware fum on the Omaha mad. Hahn fum vu llhr purduled lm!¢¢\lPied (or yearn by Frmk ~uma umm..........._.the snodall very light but declar ed it broke no records because of The December 1.9 inches nsuengefallof 2.1 inches ol with the svewhlleFebruary compared with the manga of 5.7 lnchas. the law snows.an amounted V! compared with the 4.8;January had mow as eompuod rage of 4_6 inches; had 1.7 inches an snowfall would luve no effect on the spring md zummar ninhll n then in no relation betwum om mm and mother due zo.qgung mm track!md other lnondliiozu. gram WOW 4 p.m.Heh.19~%0Home Dedqnstary Contest. mh.M P.H.Tyson brood sow we.Heh. 21 Home Hudc Contest. Heh.27Supper SL Pulls lab enn chunk mumMdi.YIDhtrieb Dldllhf! Contest IX Bum 5Bute:guna84DistrictHilde came24BlghSchoolDW 24nrvmey rmx lm s E C. N. A. A.uukmn 17Baoahmruah &Commennmml.. Apr. Apr. Apr.Ihr MayMu Hr.Bllh slid mx the lighApr. ...\....muun W vu.....~......in brlnging m this community awellknownlecwrerandeditorof DecorahPosten nt Decornh Iowa. This editor Mr.Sdvold will lecture at 9:50 A. M. on the Battle of the Rpcen in the aitenmon onTheGreatDanishGeniusJ.P. Jacobsen both of which lutmes BEGINS wmacxmc BUILDING G.G.Hines begun the woxkofwreckingthebuildingthisweekonthecomerof Seventh and Lin coln streetl.preparatory to the ereetlnn nf a modern rnidence of ed for Mrs. John Jmkins on Pre servation of Iomstl md Min Blanche Hill completed the alter noon|program with than mbiect Tree Surs=\Y The Club will mm with Hn.E C.Pierce inltaad of with Mrs. W.W.Wllklnlon on Much zs. ) ww beinuwnmxm 1m¢¢mg¢.¢h¢ tnmgdow im Wh us m-' A¢'f=aomu»mnm¢,h¢wmd»-formed ¢hatF~dSi=r¢'l1\=f°¢°un.J°wnm|»mx"a|\»(Cvndnuedonpqedght)areddmceinthennrfumrs prmdunthedcklilvtthinwsek. Fr. CALHOUNAND VICINITY The Coilfee Club met with Lks.Joe Bolln on Friday with all mem-baos present except Mrs.MerleMehrens.Pinochlé was the card game for the afternoon.Mrs. August Klnssen won first prize,m d Mrs.Herman Kllndt,booby.A delicious lunch was served andgood time was had by Mrs.Anna Wreldt held open house Saturday in honor of he!birthday.A number o l friends and relatives gathered to help her celebrate.Her daughter, Mrs. C.A. Stewart and children of South Sioux City, and Mr. and Mrs. Mer-ton Wagers and son of Emerson,vere out of town guestsMr.and Mrs. E. A. Going of Lyons, were week-end guests at ihe Oral Harrison home. Misses Mabel Nenle and Anita Mahi-ens,who attend the stateuniversity,were week-end guests with home folks.Mr.and Mrs. Lee Richardson and daughter of Fremont,spent Saturday and Sunday with Mn. lame C susan.The Junlor dass play,"On lone's Trail",presented Tuesday evening, was cleverly put on and thoroughly enjoyed by a large audience.Mr. and Mrs. Pad Kruger were Sunday dinner guests of relatives inj)ma.hn.____ Mr. and Mrs. John Rogert and children attended the dance attho M.W. A. hall Satunlay evening. Mr.and Mns.John Reeh and children spent Sunday evening at the Cleon Wilkins home.Peter L. Petersen, Dorothy and Raymond visited at the Carl Pet- ersen home, west of Hennnn, onFriday evening. o m n i : m i s s s Mrs. Luther Brandert returned to her home at Hooper Sundayalterspending a few weeks nt theparental, George McDonald homewhen she been convslesclng following an operationMr. and Mrs. David Mumrnort of Blw, were Sunday dinner guestsat the home of Mr. und Mrs. Ed Nater.Mr. and Mrs.Everett Aronsonund fsmlly drove up from Omahafor a Sunday visit at the parental, John Aronson home and also tol Mr. and Mrs. Lars Rolland and children spent Sunday afternoon atthe Fred Christensen' home.Mr. and Mrs. Martin Larsen and sons were evening guests. Mr.a ndMrs .EdHa ns e nwa s aWednesdayguest ol Mrs LarsHollandwhilethemensawed wood.Mr. and Mn. Ed Hansen and daughters spent Thursday eveningat the Martin Larsen home.Wal- ter Andersen spent Saturday we sins there. Amos Relnertsen of °*='°°$» spent Saturday and Sunday at o garental,Rev.P. J.Relnertsenome.Sunday his mother,Mrs. klnertsen returned with him to Chicago for a visit.Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Long of Omaha, drove up Sunday and spentthe dny visiting at the Cul Ras- mussen home.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Iverson of Winside and Jens Iver- son were evening guests.Mr. and Mrs. Peter Iverson ofYlinside, spent the week~end at the extend 1 congratulations on their thirty-seventh wedding anniver-sary.Chester Aronson and lam- ily snd Bernard Thompson were afternoon wlers.Mrs.Aronson served lee cream and cake to the guests.Hayes Rosenbalm and family spent Saturday evening at the John Ban-y home. _Mr.and Mrs.Will Thompson and family, and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wright of Blair, drove to Te-kamah and were dinner guests on Sunday at the Dick Blankenbeek- lor home.\ Mr. and Mrs. John Barry wbusiness callers in Omaha Mundi M¥.l|'ld Mrs.J.H.Nearhood entertained a number of eallers Monday evening, who came to ex- tend birthday greetings to Mrs.Nesrhood.The guests includedMrs. John Aronsnn and daughter, Emyle, Kerwood Aronson, Mr.and Mrs.Will Thompson and family, Mr. and Mrs.Hayes Rosenbaim and Mr.and Mrs. Peter Jensen. Mr. and Mrs.Will Ryan and Gene were Thursday evening vis- itors at John Peterseifs..Mr.and Mrs. Clarkson Husk have rented the old Paul Breda-sen fsnn and will live there thisyear.Mrs. Husk was Miss Viva MeCownn before her marriage. BREWSTER BITS Herman Matzen is able to beontof bed e part of the time which is good news to all. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dsvds visit- ed at the J. w. Nielsen home last Friday.Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen andfamily wled at the Henry Knlep home Sunday evening to get so-quainted with the new baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. Soren Wolsmsnn and John Russell drove to Omaha Tuesday fo visit Detlol Wokmannwhounderwentanappendicitla operation Monday morning.Mr. and Mrs.John Vogt and famll , Mr. and Mrs. Hans Vogtandn and William PetersonspentSunday afternoon at the Henry Larnmers home, celebrating Marie Lammer's 19th birthday.Monday evening visitors at theAlbert Nelson home were Mr. andMrs. Soreh Wolsnunn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith andfamily were Sunday dinner guestsat the Grover Wilkins home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson and family were Sunday afternoon vis- tors at the George Chnsfensen "ms, s a 'I E n s en v a t( s'Ii i z c Il1l 11 l I I 4 < ._the league ol Nntivlls commin- xlon on traffic ln women and chll-dren, :Ivins to thll high position the benefits of her long and ex- tendva experience in social and welfue work. Miss Cather came to Nebraska an the age of nine from Virginia. Her parents were ranchers near Red Cloud llld their neighbors were Danes,Swedes, Norwegian; ...s~Cather go¢ the maierlnl for m|.ny of the charutem of her books. She fimhed high school,gradu- ated from the University of Neb- raska,w u newspaper writer, taught English in the Alleghenney Pa., high school, was tenure wm- er for newlpapers and magazines. From 1902 to 1912 she was mm- aging editor of McC1ure's magi- zine.Her first novel was "Alex- ~.¢~'4.Comes to dm Archbishop".Be- tween than ue four other novels that Iuve fixed her fame u n writer and delfneator of character. Ja n s o n S u ic id e E h n - k m l l Jn p me le and com-blnu h nra, t he be lly. a nd klr l. 00 cut.It ls a meth od o f luldd ad z i duembowellng.Th e nm re co rYnuunco of harm-klri. or hnpny dlb patc h, 1| u lu someti mes c alled. ll lh l !of Tnmetnmo.brother of Bu- tolu, an ex-emperor In sho Twelfth century .a n e r l defeat m whi c h mo l !of his followers we re lla ln . of the Woe~ In x~pm ~» dettmcSubscribe for The Enterprise.tive pocket gophern In check. Midlila n '| Sn n lo man t The Brat permanent whne unlo- mant in lle hma n w al th e P u nc h min io n |S~uit Bw. Marie. about the nur 1668.Tha for t a nd mh-d n n n t Mac kinac 1 ~ ~found noon afterward. Detro 1 was funnOdIn1101byCadillac.S a n u s wa s no t u t u u d nn lll |c e n mln n r . t h e n n !Frenc h I n : n a m lgttllng on tho Sag mnw er :bo ut 1 10. - » Good Work uf Oil. Sineen sbecles of ovInlnh\blNonh Amm-a.The great hornoé c l l|.ths most powerful and lu Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bunn spent Monday evening with Mr. and Mm. Oscar Guyer of Blair.Mrs A. E. Dixon cnlled Mondayafternoon on Mrs. Frank Jenkins of Blair,with whom Florence Dixon boards while attending her senior year at high school.,Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Lyons olnear Tekamah, were Sunday visib- ors at the Roy Lyons home.Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Metzler and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Conety were Saturday evening visitors at the J. S. Conety home.Fred llurdum was an Omahavisitor Wednesday.His son, Her- man retumed with him for sup- per with his parents.Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Beales andJane and the Byron Bunn family were Sunday dinner guests at the C. ll. Bunn home.Howard Kjeldgaard of South Da-kotn, was n supper guest at theJ.S.Conety home Tuesday and with Miss Ernestine McCoy spenttheevening in Tekamah visiting ~ is j u s t a r o u n d t h e .Corner . . . Give a th ou gh t/ to your C L E A N I N G P H O N E W h i t e 1 8 3 We Call For And 'Dzlivcr ADVANCE CLEANERS BLAIR, N|:n|eAsx<A llaswell home. Mrs.Ellen Layman and sons, Cleo of Arizona and Herschel Lay- man ol west of Herman,wereSundayeveningvisitors at the Loren Layman home. Miss Ella Morrison of Tekamah, spent Thursday night with her sis- ter, Mrs. Wm. Rutledge. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hansen and children were Sunday afternoon visitors at Robert Widener's.Virgian Hain spent a few dayslastweek with her uncle and aunt,Mr.and Mrs.Will Bratt, west of Herman.Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hawkins ofCalhoun,were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haw- kins.Mr. and Mrs. Opal Reeves, C. B. Bunn and Mrs. A. R. Beales went M Omaha Friday where Mr. Reeves consulted u physician, and also onMonday.Mrs. Bunn stayed at theReeveshomeFridaywithher grandchildren. Frank Hendrickson of south of Blair,Spent last week at theRobertWidenerhome,returningSunday. The Self Improvement Club had the lesson on "Fumiture Finish" Friday afternoon at the home ofMrs.Byron Beard with :lx mem~bera present,also Mrs.Henry ...._... . . . . . . - _. . . . _- . . . . . _ __. .... .. . .-- - FREE AT LAST FROM STOMACH AND BOWEL MISERY When You Cannot Eat There Is Usually Something Wrong With the Stomach When the Stomach cannot properly digest the food the result is pain and often serious illness. Try "Dad'a" Health Powders for Gas, Aeidoyis Constipa- tion, Catarrh, Headaches, Dizziness, lndigestion, Heartburn and Pile:even persons afflicted with Ulcers have been greatly benefited this easy way. Why Be Ill When It Is So Easy to Be Well, Many ailing persons, both men and women, old and youngalike, have found quick relief this mild, ple-asantwa},'. 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NEB Cleanliness Quality - Service 0 In our Meat Market you will find the very best of all Meat Products.Our Beef is selected with the greatest care,and is handled most cleanly.Our VEAL and our SPRING LAMB are likewise of the best. Our Poultry is dressed in our own estab- lishment.We know the health and condi- tion of every fowl that goes over our coun~ bers and into your homes.We know they are in prime condition, that is worth some- thing to you. PHO NE 1 13 o r 114 Nonh Slde Store WE HANDLE COMPTON'S JERSEY CREAM N e w Dr e ss e s o Guaranteed fast color Wash Dresses, choice $1.00 ' Some fine new Spring Hats, $1.00 to $1.39 each. New things in Beads.Belts, Buckles,Slides,Jewelry,and Fancy Buttons 10c to 26c each. Also Newest things in Cosmetics, Powder, Puffs, Bobby Pins, Combs, Compacts, etc. at popular prices. Fresh Candy Headquarters At Low Prices BLAIR RACKET S'roRE Mr. David and Miss Beth Phil- lips called on their aunt Sunday. Miss Amy Day, who is ining atNorth Bend,spent the week-end with her father, Rev. E. Day. Rev. w. C. George drove to Pa-pillion Sunday morning la fill thepulpitforRev.Hull and i n the lnlerest of the Home. The Home greatly enjoyed en~ tertalning the Ladies'Aid of theMethodist church lust Wednesday afternoon.A good number were present and come again!Fred Jones and family of Hooperqbnpped to see Squire Jones while visiting friends and relatives in Blair Sunday.Mr. K, Cornish of Omaha, madehis usual call on his mother last Monday night. Rev. Johnson and wife of Atlan-tic, who formerly was pastor atBlair,visited the home Monday and renewed old acquaintances. Aryl Fusselman came up fromOmaha Sunday to see his mother,and we were all glad to see him. TWO NEB. WOMEN IN LIST OF NA'I`lON'S GREATEST Two Nebraskana have been se- lected as worthy 01 recognition in n list of twelv¢ whose lives and deeds have conferred honor on the nation.They are Miss Grace Ab- bott, head of the c.hlld'a depart- ment of the United States bureau of labor, and Miss Willa. Cather. novelist. Miss Abbott was bom at Grand Island.Her father was 0. A Ab- bott, first lieutenant governor of the state.After graduating from Grand Island college, she received a mastefa degree in political sci- ence from the University of Chi- cago law college.For several years she directed the I~mignmt's Protective league in Chicago, then went into government service, rin- ing finally to her present.high position.At the resignation of James J. Davis, sec ry of labor, last fall,Miss Abbott was under consideration as bis suceessor_In Washington she has served on nnumberof welfare agencies.To Geneva, Switzerland, she went as delegate from the United States to Dr. and Mrs C. W. Morrow are Jens Iverson nomc.-.rejoicing over ihe arrival of a non Mrs.Mamie Shearer went to big; Ne';'g;°°drt"e§"ed;'§`3"3§$f"°{1; on 'I`hur~sd.ay, at the Blair lioapitnl.Omaha Monday where she is stay-h r {§;mhin""'}d tie" z gh rM¢Cal_`'J iff ter:ninmlling ut the Mrs. Martena Davis e S u s a e Ithschoolafteru.three weeks' T 1 P r a n k \o e n h t y \. P I I 2 \4 1 h i ..d i e s a t p m o c h l e o n \ \ c d n s h o m e ,r e c o v e r i n g f r o m e r r e c e n a b s e n c e o n a c c o u n t o f i l l n e s s . d y ; . ,e 1 n o o n .M 1 - § .J o e H o l l n i l l q g s s .__ __ __~ Mr .und Mr s ,Alfr ed and Christine spent Sum o m Y o u h o m e . Mr .an d Mr s . A .A . Franc es a n d ba b y we l di n n e r g u e s ts a t the F le h o me i n Oma ha .Mi ss e Kr n n h n r o a n d n nr i n Rn ] Svogerson lay at the Kronberg, 'e Sunday tcher Call s Francel atwndeg~»-¢'»'=":f| nEso'ro Locusawarded each.A delicious lunchwas served by the hostess und n most cnjuyable time was had by all. Tuesday, March 10, was the birth anniversary ol' Mrs. Louis Lorschand her son, Emil.A number nffriends and relatives came in w crqunsn nome.Mr. and lllrs./'e!.er Nielsen were Saturday evening visitors at the Henry Rasmussen home.Sunday dinner guests at theChris Benson home included Glen Jensen of Telmmah, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jensen and clmllnlren _of I Mr. and Mrs.Dave Guslin and son went out to Fremont Thursdayandstayed till Sunday eveningwith their daughter and son~in-lawMr. and"lrs. W. Day and son.Geo.me returned Saturday tothehomeot his sister,Mrs.M. the Orpheum theatre n e r n o o n .Donald Kronberg spur with Melvin Tjelerson at Sunday visitorq at 1Mntze n ho me "fi Mr. Qtlo Mengce und! nllily, I th c ait~ i t Sunday Ir vin g to n . the E m i l an d Mr s . La wr en c e. . . . . . 1 1. . 1 . . . . .help them celebrate.The time was spent playing pinochle.Johnand Miss Laura Rothman had high scores and Miss Ella Lorsch and Gus Ohrt, low.The usual good time was had by all.Mrs_ John A. Landis was host-ess to the Kensington Club last Tuesday.A very asant after noon was spent byThelIAl its regularmeetingonWednesdayeveningThe pmllram. somewhat different was a spelldown,participated inbytwopupilsfrom each of thethird to the eighth grades hen neth Keegan spelled down the en tire group and finally veent down on the word "oecurred".A prize each room.who wore KennethKeegan,Mary McKereher andJames Chase.'I'wo trombonenum bers bv Emilv tcm-iw...-n. _'. "..ie `_ of $1 was given to the winner of Fontanelle, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jcssen and children.Guests who helped Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Andreason celebrate their 36th wedding anniversary,wereMr. and Mrs. Peter Taft, Mr. andMrs. Chris Benson, Mr. and Mrs.Emanuel Andreason and sons and Ray Fagerquist and daughters. Mr. and Mrs.Ed Newkirk andRaymond,Mr.and Mrs.BooneNewkirk and Edward and Mr. andMrs. Merle Newkirk attended the Masonic banquet in Arlington on Thursday evening.Miss Edna Newkirk spent thefirst days of this week with home folks.Sunday guests at the Ed New- kirk home were Mr. and Mrs.Oliver Thomson, Miss Caherine andEdwardNewkirk and Alfred An- dersen of Blair. Mrs. Peter Nielsen was at Mon Larsen, after spending u week in De Soto with relatives. Thursday evening Chas. 0. Hine-line and family and Geo.Wise spent the evening at the CharlesMoeller heme. Mrs. Edna Parkenlng spent theweek-end at the home of her par-ents, Geo. Hineline and wife. Marjorie Hlneline of Omaha, spent the week-end \\1th her father, S. Hineline.Mrs. Jennie Wallace retumed tu her home at Blair Friday evening for her granddaughter, Mrs.Hans Jorgensen.Mrs.Jorgensen is much improved and returned to Blair with her grandmother# Nila Mae Stanley spent the week end in Omaha with Mr. and Mrs.Whitehouse. On Sunday they were dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Georn Shanlnv. fter spending three weeks caring lna wn,nemy,ann a:and JuanChdst, Art Long, Greteheh Mencke and Lloyd and Erma Nielsen.A large number of the familiesin this district attended the bazaar and chicken supper given by the Dorcas Sewing Club Saturday. The ladies were much pleased withtheir returns. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nielsen, Dar- lene and Roma visited Mrs. dhte Nielsen Sunday afternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Nels Buchnrdt and family were Sunday aftemocm visitors at the Soren Wolsmann home.Sunday dinner guests nt tlieFrank Jahnel home were Mr. and Mrs. John Kniger and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cullen \Vright and lam~lly,Mr.and Mrs.Dave Kruger,Mr. and Mrs. Byron McDonald and irs. Wright. Mr. and Mrs.Louie Lauritzen Panied nt the piano by CatherineFrahm, and the business meeting¢0nc.luded the program, Mrs.George Ohrt kept openhouse Saturday to a number of felatlqes and fdends in honor ofher bnwduy.An enjoyable time was had by ull.Mr. and Mrs M. z. nnlawin ». day sftemuon guest of Mrs. Ma:- Lin Iaxsen.A number of friends and rela- tives helped Miss Louise Larsen celebrate her birthday Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Hansen anddaughters spent Sunday evening at the John Dickmeyer home. Mr.and Mrs.Carl Rssmussen Joe Stricklett is at the ArthurRowe home this wmk refinishing and pupering one room. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hineline and daughter, Edna were Sunday din-ner guest.:at the John Hmelinehome.Mrs..loe Sully and little sons will return home this week from n \spent Sunday aftemoon at the Bill Wulbem home. The next meeting of the Dorcas Sewing Club will be at the AlbertNelson home, March 28th.Those who helped Frank Jahnel celebrate his birthday Monday eve- ning were Mr.and Mrs.George Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson Monday.Mrs. Bunn stayed at theReeveshomeFridaywithher grandchildren. Frank Hendrickson of south of Blair,Spent last week at theRobertWidenerhome,returningSunday. The Self Improvement Club had the lesson on "Fumiture Finish" Friday afternoon at the home ofMrs.Byron Beard with :lx mem~bers present,also Mrs.Henry civy__--_-_-_____________________,___-_-_ s a __________--Local Agmis Wanled to Handle "'Daa"a't:gerndics. "DADS"HEALT H LABORATORIES 2239 North wah St.0n1,\1m, NEB. Cleanliness Quality - Service 0 In our Meat Market you will find the very best of all Meat Products.Our Beef is selected with the greatest care,and is handled most cleanly.Our VEAL and our SPRING LAMB are likewise of the best. Our Poultry is dressed in our own estab- lishment.We know the health and condi- tion of every fowl that goes over our coun~ bers and into your homes.We know they are in prime condition, that is worth some- thing to you. PHO NE 1 13 o r 114 Nonh Slde Store WE HANDLE COMPTON'S JERSEY CREAM N e w Dr e ss e s o Guaranteed fast color Wash Dresses, choice $1.00 ' Some fine new Spring Hats, $1.00 to $1.39 each. New things in Beads.Belts, Buckles,Slides,Jewelry,and Fancy Buttons 10c to 26c each. Also Newest things in Cosmetics, Powder, Puffs, Bobby Pins, Combs, Compacts, etc. at popular prices. Fresh Candy Headquarters At Low Prices BLAIR RACKET S'roRE ing finally to her present high position.At the resignation of James J. Davis, sec ry of labor, last, fall,Miss Abbott was under: consideration as his successor In Washington she has served on n number of welfam agencies.To Geneva, Switzerland, she went as delegate from the United States to t\ w B( : m e d Sunda 1 * " " ' : " ' ` "an d c hildren were Mo n da y eve-sta wi th her r n " " ' f ` ""and f a mi ly Mr .811|Juann Y!U".¥........r?IP-..Culfor2la'nina viailnrn nf TAI? RI)ll$ln(i'iL m i 'r....:..¢._Jff',.f'113,M I Bild Qxrnrrnvcnn L M l""|\r{d Mr s .Alfrec stjne,Mr .1mr rn a n d f a mi lyuwAt;\llc;uuvt:uuen Spending ' " " 0 " " " " " " " " "- " " ' - ' - -una.uuulu o|;n\::||£,mme time._ Su nd ay a fter no o n gu es ts a t th e Mr .an d Mr s .Chester Be nn ett I Mr s .K a te Ru h wo r Pnfprfninnd he o rg e K u h r h o me we re Mr .an d ar e m o v i n :this \1.'¢»¢k in nn n o f i.'1f`é?`§\?`iii§a§i"iv`5ii§é ALONG THEaI1 L I M x I 1 a n d Ro Le e. . . " b . . § ' I T ' ~ * = = | . . . .' E . " ~ | . . . . . E ~ ¢ » . . . m K l l h l .~ ' I l . 1 ' E ° Z ' . . l ' . ' . ¥ E L ' £ F . °P BOTTOM ROADun vn vl uh u n a v n u r t:|l.ull.ld€Il.H e n r y R o h w e r w a s a S u n d a y d i n n e r g u e s t o f M r . a n d M r s . E a r l "°i.f1§"=1nE"31¥§"i»'Fé5 2§H17is"enspentseveralsay.;last week, at Cook of 0maha_lthe P.Lonenzen home,south of Mrs. Chas: Heine and daughters were very pleasantly surprised onFridey evening when friends andmlatives came prepared to enter- tum themselves at pinoehle.A _pleasant evening was spent by all. .Dr.and M r s Geesa man e nter- 'g s me d a t a fa mi ly di n ne r S u nd a y m h ono r o f RfCh 8rd 'g bir thd ay " F I u n l n l i » \ . . . » € . . . . . .. . . . . . . -'A Blair.Fred Christensen, Jr.,son ofMr.and Mrs.Fred Christensen, who is a senior at Fremont high, received a certificate of honor forbeing high in scholarship, citizen-ship and otherwire good scholar. He was one of the 22 best stu-d e n t s p i i f l g e d e a c h y e a r f r o m t h e | i n k n n h n n f . n u n : w t z u s u l u t s w u n s m z s g u u u i r n u u u .M r .J e s s i e D a v i s a n d f a m i l y o f , n e a r H e r m a n ,s p e n t S u n d a y e v e » ning at the Chas. 0. Ilineline home.i m u s m s N e w s o r l GARDNER D1STRICT\ - . . _ . . . . . . . . . -M r .a n d M r s .R o b e r t R a s m u s - I s e n a n d f a m i l y w e r e S u n d a y a f t - ernoon visi tors a t th e J ena Sor- en se n ho me n e a r Or u lm l T \ . . . . . . . l I ! _ . . I _\ l n .. children spent Sunday afternoon Ma rg ar et I ve rs on a t Hi gh -. A ni n e p ou n d sou w s h o m o n W e d ne s da y to Mr . a nd Mr s . L or e n La y ma n ,ma k i n g a f a mi l y o f f o u r da ug hte r an d two so ns .Dr. .Cam- |.. children and Mrs. C. B. Bunn hadTuesdaydinnerwiththeOpal Reeves family. Misa Ernestinq McCoy spent the week-end in Tekamnh.Her sister,Roby is gradually improving andwillsoon be able to resume her work as deputy clerk. Neighbors extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs.Harry Tyson and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tyson inthe death of their father Mr. ArtBaker al Burt county, who passed away Smurday, March 7th.Many from this vicinity attended the funeral Monday afternoon.Mrs. Ellis and daughters,Mrs. Lan Frandsen and Mins Nellie,Mrs. R. M. Iverson and daughter, Mildred were Saturday afternoonvimltors with Mr;Loran Laymanand baby son.Mrs. A. W. Clarkewas a Thursday aftemoon visitor also. Miss Anna Paulsen was A Sun~ day dinner guest at the Cwle a Hun home.Floyd Clark,who works forFritz Muller in Burt county. was A . E .Di xo n sp en t th e n ig ht the re . Mr s . C a r r i e W h i tn a c k o f He r ma n , c a me Th ur s da y to c are f o r th e fa mily . Mr .a n d Mr s .By r o n B u n n an d a 4 . A l l ~~o v e r This Our First Big Special Sale Has Been One Big Grand Success I ¢ to $1.39 each.' New things in Beads.Belts, Buckles,Slides,Jewelry,and Fancy Buttons 10c to 26c each. Also Newest things in Cosmetics, Powder, Puffs, Bobby Pins, Combs, Compacts, etc. at popular prices. Fresh Candy Headquarters At Low Prices BLAIR RACKET S'roRE Cleanliness Quality - Service 0 In our Meat Market you will find the very best of all Meat Products.Our Beef is selected with the greatest care,and is handled most cleanly.Our VEAL and our SPRING LAMB are likewise of the best. Our Poultry is dressed in our own estab- lishment.We know the health and condi- tion of every fowl that goes over our coun~ bers and into your homes.We know they are in prime condition, that is worth some- thing to you. PHO NE 1 13 o r 114 Nonh Slde Store WE HANDLE COMPTON'S JERSEY CREAM N e w Dr e ss e s o Guaranteed fast color Wash Dresses, choice $1.00 ' : | | | ;| '|~~yV : || ~" " ~.~ ~an~ Mrs. ~. W. cm~k~ be ~~present~ a~so~ M~.Henry deiegatq from the United States to g u e s t s 0 1M r .a n d M r s .T h o m a s A u t z e n o l O m a h a , S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g : M r . a n d M r s .J o h n L a n d i s M r a n d Mc . B .M e h r e n s a n d A n i a M r ." Z i a nM r s .W m .I v e r s o n ,M r .a n d M r s . H e n r y F i s c h e r a n d A n i t a , M r .a n d H r s .O t t o I v e r s o n M r a n d MS c h n e i d e r a n d H ' l d D e r s . a r c y .M r .a n d M r s .R i c h a r d S i e v e r s e n l e r t a i n d t h e f o l l o w i n g a t d i n - n e r o n S u n d a y : M r . a n d M r s . W m . S l e v e r s a n d D o r o t h y , M r . a n d M r s . J a c o b S i e r k a n d M a r i e ,M r s .C a r l Feldmsen and Mya Edo Sierk. YORK CRE E K N E W S Fred Kubie shelled corn I~ClA!enc¢Wachter Tuesday aftef moon.Chris Anderson shelled corn tor Morris Chlrlltlansm WednesdayIorenoon.Mr. ahd Mrs. c. w. Christiansen.and children ol Blair,were din- .ner guests at the Soren Jensenhome lest Sunday.L ~ andn'Mrs.Fay J°°5,g were y eve ng eats at CarlErickson home. zu 'mr. and Mrs. Harland chamel- aen and Betty Lou visited at the parental,Thorvald Hansen homeThursday evening. Chris Anderson shelled corn for Vic l{ols1eln Friday.Wm. Hdvend.l&, Jr. of Omaha, spent last week-end st the paren- ¢¢al» Wm. Hovendick. Sr. home. in. and Mrs. John Taylor. Jr. were Sunday dinner guests at the Ed Hansen home._The Howard Jensen family en-tertained a number of Llneoln rellf- tives (or dimer Sunday.' Mrs. Ray Fagerqulst and new son returned Tuesday from Valley. Miss Edna Newkirk will my withher a while.Mrs. Martena Davis of Omaha.was a Tuesday guest at the H. C. Larsen home. IRCARTHY AND LONG CREEK Mr.and Mrs.John Nearhood enterualned Mr. and Mrs. ArthurHansenand children at Sundaydinner to honor the birth anniver- saries ol Arthur Hansen and Mrs. Nenrhood.Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bee ol the Long Creek neighborhood, are theparents of a baby boy, born Wed- nesday, March 11.Mr.and Mrs.Ole Oleson of Blair, spent Sunday afternoon at the Carl M. Jensen home. Mr.and Mrs. Henry Wulbernand daughter, Margaret spent Frl-day evening with Mr. and Mrs.Will Thompson and family.Mr. and Mrs. James Thompsonand family were vldwrs Sunday at the Edgar Rose home in Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wulbern -nd \|mnv¢nn|»e.....a... ¢l4¢u~_ rranx unuen,margarer,nerr-rand and Eda Anderson attended a birthday party at the Paul Broderaon hurne at Nickerson.Russel Mundarf spent Sundaywith .Robert Petersen. Harry Ervey received the sad news ot the death of his youngestmister,Mrs.Rose Ferris at herhome in South Dakol-u which oc- curred on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ervey and Faye left early Friday moxfnlhg to be present at the fun- eraAmanda Petersen spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs George Schroeder of Oma- ha, spent several days vlsltlng atthe Dan Phllllps home last weak.Mr. and Mrs. George Reeh were called to Arthur,Illinois by the death of n brother of Mrs. Rach.Eda Anderson spent SaturdayandSunday at the home of herbrother, P. K. Anderson and fam- ily near Splker.lar. and Mrs. Lars Jeppesen and Bobbie vlslfed at the Ham Han- sen home at Papllllon Sunday.M n .Harry Ervoy enwrtodned the Hillside Hustlers Club Thurs-day attemoon. Saturday evening visitors at the Robert Rasmussen home were Mr. and Mrs. Ansil Taft, Mr. and Mn. Roy Follen and daughter, Delores. Mr. and Mrs. P.K. Andersonand lamlly spent Sunday evening at the Frank Linden home.l__ Mrand Mrs.[._L. Petersen and children spent Sunday afternoon Ma rg ar et I ve rs on a t Hi gh -. A ni n e p ou n d sou w s h o m o n W e d ne s da y to Mr . a nd Mr s . L or e n La y ma n ,ma k i n g a f a mi l y o f f o u r da ug hte r an d two so ns .Dr. .Cam- |.. children and Mrs. C. B. Bunn hadTuesdaydinnerwiththeOpal Reeves family. Misa Ernestinq McCoy spent the week-end in Tekamnh.Her sister,Roby is gradually improving andwillsoon be able to resume her work as deputy clerk. Neighbors extend sympathy to Mr. and Mrs.Harry Tyson and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tyson inthe death of their father Mr. ArtBaker al Burt county, who passed away Smurday, March 7th.Many from this vicinity attended the funeral Monday afternoon.Mrs. Ellis and daughters,Mrs. Lan Frandsen and Mins Nellie,Mrs. R. M. Iverson and daughter, Mildred were Saturday afternoonvimltors with Mr;Loran Laymanand baby son.Mrs. A. W. Clarkewas a Thursday aftemoon visitor also. Miss Anna Paulsen was A Sun~ day dinner guest at the Cwle a Hun home.Floyd Clark,who works forFritz Muller in Burt county. was A . E .Di xo n sp en t th e n ig ht the re . Mr s . C a r r i e W h i tn a c k o f He r ma n , c a me Th ur s da y to c are f o r th e fa mily . Mr .a n d Mr s .By r o n B u n n an d a 4 . A l l ~~o v e r This Our First Big Special Sale Has Been One Big Grand Success I ¢ to $1.39 each.' New things in Beads.Belts, Buckles,Slides,Jewelry,and Fancy Buttons 10c to 26c each. Also Newest things in Cosmetics, Powder, Puffs, Bobby Pins, Combs, Compacts, etc. at popular prices. Fresh Candy Headquarters At Low Prices BLAIR RACKET S'roRE Cleanliness Quality - Service 0 In our Meat Market you will find the very best of all Meat Products.Our Beef is selected with the greatest care,and is handled most cleanly.Our VEAL and our SPRING LAMB are likewise of the best. Our Poultry is dressed in our own estab- lishment.We know the health and condi- tion of every fowl that goes over our coun~ bers and into your homes.We know they are in prime condition, that is worth some- thing to you. PHO NE 1 13 o r 114 Nonh Slde Store WE HANDLE COMPTON'S JERSEY CREAM N e w Dr e ss e s o Guaranteed fast color Wash Dresses, choice $1.00 ' : | | | ;| '|~~yV : || ~" " ~.~ ~an~ Mrs. ~. W. cm~k~ be ~~present~ a~so~ M~.Henry deiegatq from the United States to `Al l Out And Over S A T . N I G H T , M A R C H 2 . 1 Its THE FINISH! of our SPECIAL SALE our Special Low ~ Con- 'tinue until ll p. m. S*,g';;~§_;v Tl -IETIME IS suol u'--ooME sm BUY AND SAVE coma NOW!DON'T WAIT! EXTRA WINDUP BARGAINS AT THE J- n. GARRISON Our First Big Special SaleThis Has Been One Big Grand Success We appreciate the increased business and take this method of thankin~ one and ;|| Mr. and Mn. Cla}ence§xson `£`< § § n ` " § € " é ` § § ~ ~ 'of south of Blair, vidied at the southwest ol Kennald. John Rbeh home Friday Uvwiilz-Mr. and Mrs. Chamber AronsonMr. and Mrs. Elmer Thons and viere Sunday dinner guests at the children won Sumlnv dinnn- mmaf. f---__- u.n.-.u \.-_...:cohen spent Friday evening asthe Lira Jeppesen home.Mr. and Mn. Lm Jeppesen and Bobbin were Monday evenin vis- i tnn at the Axel Hmsen . . _..- - - - ---_-~----w '»rth f Kennard.a t regirdentnl, 0 ~§`;'i";:iHins nt no o \ o w1 vel nnga _warg Moniay evjaning vlsihorl Mny md Mn. John McDonald B O S E m u * I T E M S .atme0|c¢rTlmnehomeM n . L , G Johnm nu1 dMmT K.. Iverson were Monday afternoonvhll/on with Mrs.SorenJensen. Hx and Mrs.A J Skov and 'n w nd l y at the Soren Jensen H r md Mrs Howard William g m spent Tlwndly i n Hooper vlulling with the formmfa aunt, K u . J R. Bon. Ind nlswr,Mlm xllesde Willlnmsen.M r lmd M n John Reeh and enum spent. Sunday at the pur- a h l ,A. A. Compton home i n enjoyed A vlalt Sand;with thdrdnughter and family, L. and Mn. Glu-ence Olson md Mr. md Mn. Lawrence Miller.The infant aughter of the Hel~ (ever Ind the hmlly in under quarantine.Mr. md Mrs. Hayes Rnambalm and family,Mr. and Mn. Lode Schenk and M n .Jolm Rdd o f Bldr, culled Sunday at the Hu-rlson home to lee Mn. w . G.Harrison. who is oonhned to herb d .Sho l| slowly imnrwinz but x¢ will no sauna dnae.bg'or9 sbs were Monday vldlaoru at the ; ...winks hmlly who reside on theLyla and Raymond hm-sen lpent Shailleld farm li lll with aculab Mr.and Mn. Gudner June ; Ind Hr.md Ur l.Edhfcncke dolph Mencke home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Selulornnd Manhnll,Mr. Ind Mn.Charles Roch Mr. and Mn. Bemlrd Wulfand Suu Stoll; Imam were Bun- gy v l d tc n a t the Dade! Wulf ome.f "'£.'.?'§ §'§'§"'°'E; 1f'§°¢'i °"comoromeMr. ...I ln. W ats on Hi n and baby were Sunday dinner guests ltthe Walter Appleby home. Miss Lola Tom was the leader Sunday evening und 331.5 will be able lo be mom Um haue.at LngugMr, and Mn. Hawud William-I John Aronun um Wm. Arm-gave an interesting ulk. sen wen Sunday dimer gunfa atptrnng nttendad the tuned ner-Pe le md Chula: Taylor andnur v le a Ior the hte Mott Bte v ra rtln Ge o rgs muwa mlnndny wmi ng m m at the Hlrold 'hylor home Mama lx .'§;m,,d_u m n .mm Sunday.rs nmr. NEbr35kl, March 19, 1981 bored from One tn Twenty-five, Consecutively and lnclndve; to be known and designated as "Park Bonds, City of Blair, Nebraska", Made Payable to Bearer md to become Due in Twenty Years from their Date, but to ho Payable at the Qption_o! said Gty on Any Interest Pay Day dur Ten Years from their Date;said Bonds w Bear Interest from thoir Date at the Raw of four and one-quarter per cent per Annum, Payable Semi- annually;Prescribing the Fonn, Substance and Terms of said Bonds and of the lament Coupons thereto to be Attached; Authoriz- ing the Mayor and City Clerk of wid City to Sign, Exewte and De- llver said Bonds to the Purchas- ers thereof, also Authorizing and Directing said City Clerk to At- tach to Each of said Bonds the Seal of said City; Requiring said City Clerk Prepare and File with the 'tor of the State of Nebraska a ertified Copy of all the Acts and Prweed-ings of t Mayor, City Council and the Elec wrs ol said City Had and Don Pertaining and Relating to the Issuance of said Bonds,and to Present said History and said Bonds to said Auditor for Propet' Registration thereof;nnnl Provid~ ing for the Levy of a Tax Annual- ly by said City to l'ay thc Interest and Principal of said Bonds and Creating a Sinking Fund for the Payment of the Principal thereof. WHEREAS,on July 29,1930, pursuant w n petition duly pre- sented, signed by more than fifty resident frr.-cholders of suill City, the Mayor and Council of the City of Blair, Nebraska, dd pass a res- olution submitting to the electors of said City at u special election called for that purpose to be held September 9, 1930, the proposition o l issuing the negotiable bonds with interest coupons attached of said City, in the principal sum of $25,000.00,to be called "Park Bonds", and, WHEREAS, notice of meh e1ec»tion was duly given na required by law and at such election a total of 872 votes were cast.of which 465 votes were cast in favor ol the issuance of said bonds and 407 votes were cast against the is~ nuance ol said bonds. and the ls- suance of said bonds having tl1ere~ fore been duly authorized by the electors of Aid City and all other legd reqdrements preliminary to the issuance of said bonds having been fulfilled and complied with, and, WHEREAS, said City has now purchased land (or public park purposes ln said City and has ar- ranged to improve the same, ahd the proceeds of said bonds are now needed to pay therefor, NOW THEREFORE,BE IT' ORDAINED,by we Mayor and Council of the City of Blair, Neb= raska:_SECTION 1.That there be authorized and it la hereby ordered that the negotiable bonds of the City of Blair, Nebraska, be issued in the amount of Twenty-fivo Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00)in the denomination of One Thousand Dollars ($l,000.00) each, same to be numbered from One to '1\|venty- five,consecutively and inclusive, said bonds m be lmown and de- scribed as "Park Bonds, City of Blair, Nebraska", same to be is- sued as of and dated April 1, 1931, N O T I C E T o < : m: m 1 ' 0 n s ..A. (J . Dc hol, Attorney' r m :C O U N T Y C O U R T O F W A S I I I N GT O N C U U N T Y , N E B R A S K A .tho Binttor o f th e E s ta te o f Stephen W ar d,Deceased. A ' l I I O F NE B I I A S K A 1 | ss W as hin gto n C oun ty ,1 N O T I C E To tho h ei rs n t la w, n ext of k in , visec s,iegatc es,creditors,and per so ns in ter es ted i n s ai d E a- bc. You, a nd ea c h of y ou, are hero- °noi.i!ied th a t o n th e 2n d day Ma i c h ,1931,No r r i s E .W a r d ed his duiy veri fied petiti on i n is Co ur t,se ttin g f o r th th a t phen W a r d died intes ta te i n d u.resident o f W ash ing ton unty , Nc brma kn, on the 2nd day J u ly ,1923,th e own e r i n feo pie o f a n undivided one-half tc r c s t i n Lo t s even (7)in B lo c k von (11)i n Dexber's Ad di tio n the City o f Blai r,W as hi ngton NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT A. C. Debel, Atwrney THE COUNTY COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA. Estate of Charlottn Sophie An- rwn.Deceased. Notice is hereby given thnt Carl Anderson and Amy Jensen haveed with the undersigned, County dge of Waahingtnn County, ~braska, their final report u Ad- nistramrs o! the estate ol Chu-~=Snphie Anderson,deceased, d made an application for Lind .. nintration and discharge. andr the assignment of residue of ~te to such other persnnn as by law entitled to the same, d I have set the Zllt dny of ~rch, 1931 at 2 o'clock P. M., nt office in said Cmmty for the aring thereof. Dnlcd Febnmry 24th, 1931.m m 1. c. ELLER, ~t County Judge. 1 e time of the death of said de- ent, that he died intestate,a termination of his heirs,their gree of idnship, and the right descent of the real property of ich he died seized.You are further notified that is Court. has by order fixed the th day of March,1931,at 2 ock P. M.in the Cmmty Court an~ in Blair, Nebrgska, as thec and place of said hearing, u n y ,l l ..-u;n urvivin g as hi s sole an d on ly its a t la w Oli ve A .W a r d a n d rrin E .W a r d ;th a t th e pe!.i- ner is the owne r o f said real Late,h e h a vi n g in he d te d th e me f rom sa id d ec e den t an d f rom ive A .W a r d ,n o w dec eased; at no a pp li c a ti on has e ve r be en M i n th e S ta te of Ne b r as k a f o r appointment of an adnministrn- r o f said estate either b y the its or by pe rso ns c la imi ng to be ito rs o f said esta te;th a t n o u r t i n said Sta te ha s e ver a o - re d ju ri sd id io n ther eof;th a t ore tha n two y ea rs have e lap sed c e th e death o f said dec edent; d pr a y i n g f o r a n or d e r of th i s u r t barr ing a ll c laims against '|| mG'roN mlnrrr, PARK BONDS OF THB CITY OF BLAIR. No._.$1000.00 KNOW AL L msn BY THESE PaEsEN'rs='' r m uw City oz Blair, in the County of Washing- bun, in the State of Nebraska, for value received,hereby acknow- ledges itself to owe and promises to pa y tothebearer the sumo f One Thousand Dollars ($l,000.00) in lawful money of the United States on the first day of April, 1951, together with interest ther on from the date hereof, until the principad hereof is pald,at the rate of four and one-quarter per cent. (06%) per annum, payable semi-annually, on the first day of October and April of each year, on presentation and surrender of the interest coupons hereto attached as they severally become due,both principal Ind inmrest hereof being payable at the office of the Treas- urer of Washington County, Neb- raska, at Blair, Nebraska. To the prompt payment of this bond, both principal and interest, at maturity,the City of Blair, Nebraska, hereby pledges the full faith, credit and property of said City.This bond is one of a series of twenty-five bonds, numbered fromOne to 'I\venty-five, consecutively and inclusive. The City ol' Blair, Nebraska, re- serves the right to pay and retire this bond on any interest pay day after ten years from the date hereof, not exceeding twenty years from said date. It is hereby certified and recited that all of the conditions, acts and things required by law to exist or to be done precedent to and in tl1¢ issuance of this bond, did exist, did happen and were done and performed in regular and due form and time as requir by any of the provisions of Statutes of tha State of Nebraska and the Ordinances ol the City of Blair, Nebraska, applicable to this series of bonds.IN WITNESS WHEREOF,the (Hty of Blair, Nebraska, has caus- ed this bond to be signed on be- half of said City by the Mayor ol said City and caused it to be attested by the City Clerk of said City, and caused the official seal of said City to be hereto affixed and has caused the interest cou~pans hereto attached to be execut- ed on behalf of dd City by hav- ing affixed thereto the engraved facsimile signatures of the Mayor and City Clerk of said City, which, by the execution of this bond are adopted as proper signatures. All done in the City of Blair, in Washington County, State of Neb- raska,this first day of April, 1981.-i ' " ' i _ CITY OF BLAIR,NEBRASKA, By--_--------__---__-- MAYOR.ATTEST: éiiX7`E:3léE12f""""'"' (SEAL) The interest coupons attachedto each of said bonds shdl be in substantially the following form, except that the dates of payments thereon shdl be semi-annually from October l, 1931, to April I, 1951,and said coupons shall be numbered consecutively from Oneto Forty, inclusive, to-wit: No.-~__:_<_$21.25 lcr:YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That un instrument purporting to bc the Last Will nnd Testament ofClaus Llolln deceased, is on file in said Court,and also a petition praying for the Probate of suld Instrument and for the appointf ment of Maria [holla as Executrix That on the 27th day of March, 1931,at 10 o'clock A.M.,said petition and the proof of the ex- ecution of said istmment will be heard, und that it you do not then appear and contest,said Court may Probate and record the same, and grant admlnlstratlon of the estate to Maria Bolln. This notice shall .be publishedforthreeweekssuceessivelyin The Emerprise prior to mid henr- ing.Witness my hand and official seal this 26th day of February. 1931.(SEAL)I. C. ELLER, 'l-4t County Judge. Washington County, Nebraska, - final :eport u Administraxor of f-he estate of Olive A. Ward, de- ceased, and made an applination lor fi nd admini nndon und d r charge, and for the udgnment of residue of estate to auch other persons as ure by law entitled to the same, md I hnvekaet the 280| day of March 1931 at 2 o'clo¢$ P. H., at my office in add County for the hearing thaxeof. Dated March 2nd, 1981. (SEAL)I. c. ELLER. 7-4t~County Judge.NOTICE OF HEARING PROBATE OF WILL STATE OF NEBRASKA, I I sa Washington County.| In tlw County Court. In the Matter of the Estate of Chun Bolln, Deceased: THE STATE OF NEBRASKA To the heirs nt law, next of kin, dnvisecs, Icgatecs, aediwrs und to the f a n o m ; ~ NOTICE A. C. Debel, Attomey. STATE OF NEBRASKA I I ss Washington County | County Court.In Probate. In the Mutter of lhe Estate ofAnders Larsen, Deceased. All persons interested in said est-me are hereby notified that on NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL J. H. Barry, Attorney. I N THE COUNTY COURT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA. NOTICE:0hThursdly, Lhe2nd day of April,1931 at 2 o'clock P. M., at the county court rooms in Blair, Washington County, Ne- braska,Fred Mostrom will oiler for probate, a written instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Edward Siem-ist de- ceued. late of Washington County, nt which time and place ull per- sons ooncemed may appear and contest the probate thereof. Dated March 7th, 1931. (SEAL)I. c. ELLER, 8-4t County Judge. With The Churches 1 :00;Junior B.Y.P .U.,3:30; o d e r B.Y.P.U.,6:30;Evaz ing' Service, 7:80.Prayer Meeting' on l ..~t _ Chrikim Endeavor, 6:80 P. Preaching, 7:80 P. IL liidmoek M M I Wedw'l:8 0p.m .' 95 in Sunday Sem-ol lu\ let us make it. |00 next S" I .~~a with the um.: ¢1mpt¢" .. ions a n d c untinue 1 L third c hapter of Philipp1...» BAP'l'lS1` CHURCH a while if we were ming io be L J. Mann. P0101 nble to make room for nil.The ~Iargs mdience was highly pleased with the service. "Moreover it is required in ntennds,that a mm be found Iailhfd." (I Cor. 1|:2).By your oonanncuionai. cum; A .F .Ne we ll.Pas tor u w u u h n n n u 1wem.y-fivga Cents ($21.25), being' the semi-annual interest on said :latg due on Bond Number _-.,..-- nf the "Plrk Bol1dl» City of Blair, Nebraska". CITY OF BLAIR,NEBRASKA, na ' T n r l u n g n :ea- : h e By- R.MAYO A'I"I'ES'I'I] """°Ei:f\7'E_I§§nx. (SEAL)SECHON 8.The Mayor md City Clerk of the Citv of Blain 'E : o v - Nehnsh,are hereby anlhoflud, empowered and directed to sign said bonds and eadm of them and w have attached to the intarat moupons thereon their engraved fsenlrnile signatures on behalf of slid City and said City Clerk is aereby unthodzed and direetod to nffix to each of aald bonds theseal xf the City of Blair, Nebraska. The City Clerk Of uid City isxereby auihorlzed and directed ta _____.__ _... s . ._ .L_...nf _ vvwmmy, °.w r. ur. env.. yr...-»tiee Fridny, 7:80.Crowell Home fserwoe Sunday, 8:W P. M. The Sunday School attendance was elghtydght Sunday.Let us go in for one hundred.The Tem- perance service m the evening was dl that the participating churches antidpaled. We were guessing lor pasture of Mr. Anderson.The bull lmocked the horse down, injuring Mr. Ziek but he was able to mount '"" "'"| e rnthe s p it of the Sundaymorn-M#P~tug service.You will be mado Do you wish your church had more members who Werg trying so do what you are trying to do! F I R S T L v r n s u n c m m c n James N. land, Pastor Sunday School at 9:80. Bible ¢1,_,,, under leudenhlp of Dr. C. X. Hansen,offers yon a great opportunity. Morninz servdce at 10:45. welcome.We hope ou may behelped.Bring a worshiping spirlt, and we shall all be helped. Church School at 10 o'clock, Prln. F. E. Flack, Sup'f. The young people are to haveMrs. Mnlmin of Dans College an guest-speaker at 6:80.She will speak ul Christ in Music. Our choir is working on the Easter mudc,_direcied by Mrs. f i Ju fc ~~~v o ~~ I ~|n l l n a A n n a n n u n I D A *a w a i t s 'I J | , .a i n H L _h.or of "le SV-Abe of aertiiied copy of all 1 aroceedings of the 1 Ioundl and electors N¢|,}|,h ~ ' § ; " w " " j '-lu uv--ww Ymmg Peoplek needing Tuesday uenuune auvnrs. U* W ""'Mn. mmuar, mutha! az un. at 7:80.iz u ¢ gg,m gF3215-. E§!|<=-- Plulnon,n "rv ilek nn. dw nmnu anna moth uma am ....,..'l'".!;....,».|.». ... .,. »..(I 01 53111 \..»1\)h v| .u: ;u| 5 LIVAQD,n u n H -nu vw - "3 t o t h e i s -h o me o f er d a ug h te r at the P au l Pa u lse n ho me .open a b o u t E a s te r ti mean d is fu r»Mr . . an d Mr s .Cly de Wzlkms-on ...H.......M i o w a r d g a v e a g r c t m e _ d a mn e d 2°; 1 z , . ' § ' ° » ' ? ° 3 m r 3 ; s 3 ' ; = , ; § ' ; %° 1 f ; . H . , : 1 £ % ' : ; ° F n g e . = m; » ; g » f § ; " " ' ; ' f - . ; ; ? ; 1 . , ;' ; : P?P?°"l'?F Y Mr s. W ah hu ltz o f Fr emo nt, is c ar -?'"'£'fF fY.......!-.rll!R.._ ....... .. ..,.._a :ertaining and relatin suance of said bonds t n u 1.ner aur non zea a n a:ause said bouas to eg i s te r e d wi th s a i d S mI wi th th o Cnllnfmare Auc nwrufflnrlrnf t| n g. f0 r PF '|B i b l e S c h o o l ,1 9 A L L |" = f m r .n a r r l : L o n m u u c r w a n at im. .. .. :. .. ..mr......m.»1 1 A M i n s n i r a t i o n .1 \3LDT' STOg k i S Mfm » - Groceria ~ ~Fi1'9t m~ Quality and Service GREEN UNIUNS GREEN PEPPERS FHESH TUMATUES 301 Phones »300 Red gim |~ 0||\0|| SETS PEH IIUAHI 1512 $1.40 1 I I I FRESH HAUISHES HEAD LETIUGE GELEBY a v n ~~n u m A I A Q J U A U l u l l l l y u a l u e s u l l l l q l S E C T I O N 4 F o ;t h e n l a t h e r h o m o T u e l d a y n f t e m o o n f o r . f t h .n r i n c i n ; l a n d i n t e r e s t o f ~ f 2 H ' : f . ' f ' § . = _ - . ! ' : " ' £ ° : _ 9 ; _ H - laid honda as the same become due he full faith, credit and resources nf the City ol Blair, Nebraska, are ierehy inerocably pledged and Luch taxes as may be necessary to nay the interest thereon and to rrovdde a dnldns fund to pay the irincipal thereof as the same be- wmes due shall be levied annually :pon all the taxable property oi' said City. SECTION 5.Upon the issuance md registration of said bond is~ me hereinbefore provided for and ipon receipt of the punchase price, Laid bonds shall be delivered to Nachob, Bender and Company of )maha,in accordance with the erms of a contract of purchase :ntered into with said fi rm by said City on March 10, 1931. SECTION 6.This ordinance shall Lake ellect Mid be in force ?rom and after its passage, ap- proval and publication, as required ay law. Pu ma ann ammwaa em..mn, luwx, morns masters, neury nel!-1 I ter, Merritt Cook, Roland Ormsby and Clyde Badger,The alternoon was spent at kenaington. Mr.and Mrs.Hana Braeach drove to Omaha Sunday evening to call on his brother,Paul at th¢ Lord Lister hospital, where he is very sick with mastoid. Mr. and Mrs. Pres Nickels have moved into the house vacated by Geo. Bergman.Mrs. Bierman just completed the paper-ing and paint. mg.Mrs. Henry Dornacker and Mrs. Wm.Kahler visited at the home of Mrs.Hana Braesch and Mrs. Pres Nickols Monday afternoon.i Glen Johnson of Omaha,spent the weekend with Vernon Jung- slum, Mr. and Mrs. Major Ormshy en~ tenained at a bridge party Friday evening.Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cook,Mr. and Mrs.Loren Badger of Fremont, Mnnsmz. nnd Mnndnmna G.1. Pfeif- t I4 ti o |.|l Red gim |~ 0||\0|| SETS PEH IIUAHI 1512 0 GREEN UNIUNS GREEN PEPPERS FHESH TUMATUES 301 Phones »300 HULLED UH STEEL our HATS PER LB. 46 FRESH HAUISHES HEAD LETIUGE GELEBY iny of Marc)x, léél,let. ClYde Badger, Ralph Badger, J. Harold Stewart,F. E. Webb and Roland Onnsby. MAYOR.\Mrs. Ed Renard and Mrs. Nels vrm ST Sorenaon wled on Mrs. Sorenson's mother, who is confined w A hos- pital in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jungblnth and Kermit druve to Omaha Mon- C. E. (Krause'"c°i"Ea? 'blank (SEAL)C q\ 0||\0|| SETS PEH IIUAHI 1512 Beef Roast Com Fed 171/ze lb. $1.40 |||1 I ||I Fresh Pork '\Butts I9c lb. LITILE snow PANBAKE FLUUH PKG.281:Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jungbluth entertained at dinner Sunday i n honor of Mr. Junghlutkfs birthday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dornncker and Robert, Mr. and Mrs.Wm,Kahler and chil- dren ai Bennington, Mr. and Mrs. Pres Nickels, Mr. and Mrs.I-Inns Braeach and daughter,Mrs.Ida Jungbluth of Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Joe M¢Cleneghan and Miss Sylvia ...__.....L _. -__L___. .._" _ Cuban National Pnl Cubin d m national park.Inwhich nntlve zrees. game and p\an¢sare propagated and protected. com-pme t more than 64.812 acres 01beautiful tropical land in the px-pv~ince of Oriante.on the extremeeantern up of Cuba. Present-for u King Tea was meh a rare and valuable commodity a few centuries noQnat\|9 FP" lndla _'reg .e°r==9r2z Beef Roast Com Fed 171/ze lb. ~| Fresh Pork '\Butts I9c lb. th de dl mighty monarch. Charles H. A fash- ionable paper of the day, c omment- i n s on the g if t,explained that u cost mo re to ma in ta in a ten table |.|l GREEN UNIUNS GREEN PEPPERS FHESH TUMATUES FRESH HAUISHES HEAD LETIUGE GELEBY 301 Phones »300 mnv crrnnf (ho rnlinf nravnd fn !t n u n n n u r se a n u I \ \ 0 C I l l l l l l l . I l will pay to bearer af the office of Mr.Ziek, who is employed by he County Treasurer of Wash-Andrew Andersvn,was attacked xngton County, Nebraska, at Blair, by n bull while on a horse in the ¢1d \"\ ;~| 'n "u I ~,.Let us show you new things in Garden Tools, Chick Feeders and Poultry Fence Don't Forget our l Cent varnish Sale before too late r a s4u|| nuxmc _IOBS 'ro US ANYT IME . . . . . _ . - _ - - T h e Blair Feed Min cn Ernu: en:-cno The Arndt Hardware PHONE 72 Blair, Nebr k For Over 50 Years ° The: Arndt Hardware and employes have spent Many Thousand Dollars each 'Washington County Why not reciprocate byyear m ,patronizing a firm that has the interests of our county '11 th seat heart and has extended credlt and favors a e years. Wo meet all competition. For example our prices on Guaranteed Paints and Varnishes are lower than out- side concerns. >~5 E =a -1S ,gg a 3Q asg E1 n 1 I n .||;\" of this starter now, plan to do so on your next sack as you will find a saving of at least One Dollar per hxindred.lt's abso- lutely fresh und carries nothing but the very heat of grains and minerals.' Murphys Hog Minaal $5.40 per hundred » _ . - .- . .» r r gg -a£11rv gg iU2'-u[11Og r'F g E We have the stock.Let us profve to you that we can Save You Money Qua.-:va rnrnE s= BLUE RIBBON TANKAGE $2.65 K . W . Chic k S tar ter Our K. w. CHICK STARTER is starting to move very fast. § OEOn rn ~Mail Order Prices on ~ ~lleavy Duty Batferies are $4.50 per pair Q*-li O u r P r i c e f o r S a m e i s ~~$3.90 p e r p a i r the'ein. Witness my hand and o :seal this 2nd day of March, fficial NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT IN 'rm-:COUNTY COURT OF laa ted ln ne w Home Thane num Ans1'xi`Ac'r & 'l'I'l'LE -4. n n . : n w m T . n nx.~&°§%'.f§12,§'| §Phone No. 4 E | 5.§ EE' ml- "T" "m"1{J"§S». I m||nn||mm||Innnmnlun||u||||nu||||||||||||||u|mmnnmunmmumn.: Blair, Nehruh, lhrch 19, INI'PlgaFour 114I s a|;g;m . ;: = " - = | = Ilovdng closely atlun.He v v u d man.on b l: ce og a hrorher : f r - e i t h i prephiillonn tor ven- geance: tha digging of A hde and th a u n l n g ln n a t a ta ll stake. all hy wome n's hnndn;th e gath- erlnz of n ltc hy fuel by llltle c l1ll» u mm . Y e e n u h a d b u ll!| i & r T h ogn's tepee.A t ti n t she ha d regretted th e absence o f J aemt.bu t n o w she wp : la d h e wa s g o n e, f or th e ln - c r e u ln g ¢nmul¢_"A i h e village. : f r - har.H6 leiiiéd hT'Exiia'expec<:e<T` her , an d p oi nted ur me len se . Ah De B ah md n o! luc k at her an she entered.Nelther appeared to n o- Llc e Wood Pigeon or the dog. m' 6 ' l l? ¢ 1 & xe m o u ld nu ve : lu ml- nmp h. Ho ha d f o r go tte n th e b lln d ma n , f o r u ma n wi t h o u t e y a wa l already dead.I l e wo uld g i v e to th e llnmea the whlte g lr l wh o ha d .||. a u n . . . A D { a » n \ \ l .a v e !n e w E IDI [E ENTERPRISE mA.nnoADEB.m u n glad melmiy B¢flm'\\I\6|'t° 'In tha#|ellnnve wllivh v1|1hmrA1 him.r me ave nue o f g0| {]. h e Rn*\\ne Plgenn :mulling hnpplly h¢=~t\\m»n h nwllwr nnfl 'ruins-Ile.Then he Bu. Enln l||;|||°l Slevp._ u¢l|»uwruru l »|,\.."--*r ,larger and her body more fragile an use we ek !passed.Eac h ti me.Teams c ame ln from his hunt! she htnze d up like a tir e in her h nppl uess, bul he Cunlel mark the steady fadin g of her str ength . He liu nted cofne to Chennfsln. Bu t he came,fo the months of ltarv. a guunt.dea thr ac ewgly to luke the plnl UED EVERY THURSDAY pe : Ye n $1.50 med u aeoo:1d~c.lu| mutha:pomrffia »s mm, Nebn.tha An of Congnu d~s,1sv9. _m n m p u o n u n g u - Mopenuwmnt.Tha lumens!\-=-~willbehntantly n -trumonrmdlinglisntnttial »¢io no f tlutinla d t o r U lmhl i lh ul b e n o zothax-~the unbsa lpdonvdllmmi nfotflmde dfzllbe d mb-~m°°,i°,_o n p Evarymbuarhrer md a n h u d t h n t t h n mn d l - u s m a d a n p u t o t t h a e v n - lr J a n n O l l u f C a n n e l l The Plains o'f Abra ha m Qby Doubleday DonnCo., Inc. WNU Service. who m u mea muon;(ne lnulans of t hc O hlo.That was what he sold.lilstory was to r elate other-wlse , fo r a y ea r la te r h e wa s th e forc e behind the Ahennkls ln their sla u gh te r o f th e English a t F o r t W llllu m Henry .ll l s name wa s Father Pierre Ro n h a n d H s wa s a c old, terr lb le ma n of God.n fh e wa s th e Churc h.B o wo uld ha ve dled a thousand deaths tor th e Cause or whi c h h e wa s th e sp lr lh ml lf not th e mo ra l repra~ seatntlve.H e would ha ve eaten human flesh ln d ef e ns e o t lt.H e dld le o unch dash eaten by h l l savage dls d p le l s t F o r t W lllla mHen ry .He remalned ln Che nnthlo dren snd 'the lr moth ers; the tru ns-fnrmn tlon of trlenda she had k n o wn ln to llends whose eyes mle d wi th hatred wh e n they looked a t her.She tfled to hld efr o m these thlnus l n their ho me m d to keep J eems wlth her. Shlndss c ame to them.He h a d n c ommand fr o m Tlao g n f o r Jeems. I t wa s th at Jeema should xo to th e vllln ge o f Kane stlo seventymlla d ls tu n t a n d h e a r n e ws o f a wa r p a n y f r o m th s t to wn .Shlo- d u ga ve h l m ' t h e me s u r e and sa w th a t h e d e p a r te d wlth lt. He was n o lon ge r n b rothe r.Hs d ls - closed n o algn o t pleasure wh e n h e learned th at _'l.'olnstta_ wa: the c lmntlng or dentn songs by mewomen, the sc reumlng or c hlldren. and the ly elllng o f savages wh o were wor klng themselves la to a frenzy or rage about th e d r owhlc h wou ld soo n rec elve lt: vle~ Um te n llle d h e r wlth t h e lr o wln z convic tion th at noth ing c onld save hls unc le. rr J eems had been tnere. she knew h e would not have seen Hepslhnh Ad ams put to deathwitho ut a struggle tn ts l to hlm- self,Thls th ou gh t,to ge th er wlth the rellec tlo n that It wa s a fo r tn » na te chance whic h ha d sent h lm away ,strengthened har de te rmi n- ati on to help Hepslhnh,an d she watc hed wlth Wood Plzeoa nu tll -L ..._ .\.- ..».».a -..»-..l.. L_-.- She fou nd llepa lhnh stretc hed out lik e a dea d man, and kn elt on th e ear th a t hla a ld e li e wu s sc arcely consc lous ot her Drc sonc e n n tll she touched hi m.She fe lt th e hn c ks kln c or ds a t h is wr la ts ;th e n h e r h a n d to nn d hi s slg h tla s fattl. Bead ln¢lo w over th e doomed man she whi sper ed: He p a lh a h - lle p slb a h A d a ms - I am Tola ette To ntea r. "' o ».-~¢1Shlnd na wnlte d wlth A h De B ahs s th e glo om thlckened about them.Af te r a tlme.they saw Wood Pigeon golng to wa rd th o d r c lo o f tlrea.Shladas no n pe a betray ed them. Th e nres hurned d o wn un ti l they were dy es In the nlght. Hours llassed,und the Senecns llstened ln the stlllnesa n s If o press ed byfear. At last they heart? the cnnnt- lu g of a volc e c nmlng nearer fast a s a canoo c ould travel.t wa s th e death song wi th wh l h Tlaog a ha d gr ieved for hls augh» ter.and the savages we moved wln d.Th e suspense was broken, tor ln the song of grief was also a note of tr iumph whleh br ought the messnlte that Tluogn had been suc - c a s f n lln h is p u r s u lt.Fresh fuel wa s plled o n me, llres.and th e l n as leaves are movc d by a Th is was the beginnfing or uu- slraange ilfe of .leems had Toinoth- In Cin;-nufslu which Colonel Boquel. ofle rwu rd major gen era l a nd c umnmnduri n chief of his mo je s lf s forc es ln the sou ther n d epan memof Aruuric u,described as "a n epl sode of fac t whic h Is dlfiicult of ho llef and astoundlng In the"nev§ nnrerywlthalmostllllune energy .faminethingwasforherwhen clutc hed ~t them hardsmt.To rtur ln g for.;-s ossnlled To ln elte wus never ou t mind,for 'e \i en In his sleep he dreamed ol' her.She,loo.wa s aportnf th i s light to hold life s o gather..n._A Jcems. o f his I II n u asmel x vlevrpnlm wlllch it an d athens nr ll slmllar k lml glve us o f na va ge llfe."To Jeems and Toluene there was nolhlng spécuaculurln their n m day or ln the muny Lhal. followed. An er th e lrlu mp lla l n ig h t, th e lu~ dlu n to wn ml o n c e ma r e i n to me roullne of lun existence.Bleu hum- ed, women worked.children play ed. \ v . » ¢ ~ ¢m n ln mln mn c mmc lls AL nlgl\L whe n we wlnu llu wxeuan d tr ee ! walle d ln lh e lr d ln tr wl. he awealed lu fenr.and mo re th an once me th ou g ln c a me r a h lm an ubnndon his ta mlly and go lllse a rc h o t Ta lne tle . lm vln lo n s o f th e fate whlc h mlg ht be ove rmk - lng her bec ame almost unbearable. HI : h u nu we r e n ot lo n g n ow, a n d neldnm to o k h lm mo r e n um th r e e or fo u r mlle: fr o m th e o a bln , ( o r I1 : In Jeemn'wire.ma r y ua g me u wu u uh lm so grlmly changed th at h e frightened hey . fI"'nln|\tte remained alone.No one \sm :l a w u n s c u l t ; u u u s r u l l Lup cu.Th e n she handed to hi m,wi th W ood Pigeon an d Od d following h e r . '1'iaogn'|rreewws held no prom» he r, a nd m a ns we r to h is q ua tlon she to ld hi m T o l m t t l wa s weep- mz be side the white man amd that the d og wa s wi th he r. .l lm n n l n h i n h n l A | A Th o r n l h l l n a m e s l e a p t h l g h .w h e n T l n o g n a n d h i s c o m p a n i o n s c a m e f r o m t h e r l v e : .t h e y b r o u g h t n o p r i s - o n e r w i t h t h e m .Y e t a fi e r c e l l 2 h t S h a u n I n t h e i r r n i l n t o n n n m n E : ond smoked lncessantly u they dlp ensued the nffaln of their common-wealth and planned for the future. T h e "Dark Year" was upon them. winter threatened.But there were other mnners to be settled Tlsopz had brought unusual newl.The Englluh.under n general named Braddock.had he m de ta te d und massacred.The French hed been datroyed on Luke George. Slr wu- llun John-mn. the whxte Father of the S lonx Nations, was vlc torlous.and the llo h n wk s were prolltlng greatly ,Th i s brought somber | .m| ,- mn. nm mn- nr the Senec ns. his own streng th wan ebhlng.E l sonly hope wal to k lll lu oc c asional un d .an d u was In the d a r k a l ho u r th a t a n an swer c ame to h l l pray ers.I n n blizzard agalnst wh ic h h e was wo rk lng h i s wa y ln h llb h lln d n e u ,h e nu mb le d upon n doo an weak n l himself an d killed her.W ithout this str oke ot for tu ne, W ood Plge on un d wus k o o mu s t ha ve dleq. . W hen th e tlmwn c ame. they were ullve. Rac - Hmh y of the Marc h whic h c oon s be gun to app ear and roots c ould he gathered out opening slrenmll.Enrly lbr on lz ht n wllrm breuk tn came to seo her except Wood Pigeon,and the afternoon follow-ing th o d i y o r Bhlnda l'arr ival the c hild ran in wi th wld e c y a to tell w th at Ttaoga was ap- proaching.They were sta ndin g attheheadofthewai ti ng lines when Tiaoga and th e r e mna n t o f h l l band c amo over the m u and across the nelds.s h m a u had qald th or o_ wa |to be no_phy sic nl he .The Seneca folded his arms sc ro ll h h breast and regnrded her calmly,revealing no gentleaspectashespokeafewwords ln acknowledgment of her vlslt. Th a !hi s prisoner bore th e same rdatlonshlp to Jeems which he hore to Shlndax and that the man shout to dia wa l lo ve d b y Sliver He elu b ro ug h t no lu rp r ue o r h es ; -. . . . . .. . . . . . ,. . . _... .........a t l a n th e ti me h i d como,m d Ah D e Ba h we nt to th e te pe e an dh d d b a c k th e nap.He s po k e to Tolnette, c alling har Soi Yan Muk- wn n.Th e re wa n n o n n s wu .H e spoke ngnln and entered.Af te rn b r1e f I nterval. h ll vnlc e ro se In n demand fo r S lu n d u .an d the y o un l S en ec a n ns we n d ll.A h D e B a h w n l hunting li ke n n an imal an I-hw entered th e Illu mln lllh nand ' lb exlnn mz hls n e n m mf n u n ' n n o s a snatched a. b ~ br n n d a n d n u m! n in to th e mld s o f : lm pltc hy mulerlal about th e to mlr e stake.l n n moment n winding sheer o f E d n a lleked l m wa y np me p ole, a nd a r ou nd lhln Tlaogn danc ed,llnlslllng h| | s on g lo mg c rn eklln u ot th e pi tc h.ll a -II demoaszrsuoa agnmsr me pn!oaer.wh o wa s to he Ke m strong lo r te nu r e a t the sta ke ,To lue n e sh lver ed It wa s n d lf e r en t h o m eomlne th ls lime.Th e people wer e llk e tlg en h old la g the ir pa s» slo ns la leas h.The re w s s o m th e children.Even the e y a o f those whose loved ones ha d esc aped death held only the deep- seated m e of hatred.Tlaogn came.i l ls fa c e wa s lik e a mask of ro c k ns he p asse d so near lhat To lae lte mlg h t have touc hed h lm The mrlson er followed. Hls c lothes wo n to r n f r o m th e u p p e r part o l a ethingdemonlnel n th e faces o f ltatlo a to hl.s lac e,B e wa lte d pntle nlly fo r her to llnleh,th en shook h ls h e a d 'an d polnledthroughth e door to the shadows znthe rlng ln th e p a th o t th e s e l- lla g sun.H e sla ted euldly th at th e prisoner mu s t dlc .ll l s peo- ple demanded th at th e splrlt of the \\'lllte man who had elpla three o f hls warriors h e destroy ed l n Ha m a .Th e y wo u ld wa ll an tll lc wa s dark,whi c h wa s tl\e tr lh alc nsmm.'l' hen th e p rlsoa er wou ld b e brought fr o m th e tepc o l a whic h he was ly la g hound. aml the fir e wo uld be llgh le d. It lt we re h er d es lr e. s he mlg ht la th e h ln c k n a s .Th e tep ee wa s empty .To la elte an d Hepslbsh Adams were go ne.Shladas dld not speak,The re wa s a o llg ht to reveal his fac e as h e went to th e edge o r th e rlve r an d sa w lh s t n c a noe wa s gone.H e grunted his wonder when th e ' m l Ma n olned h lm w a n y paces of them,an d t y had not heard n sound. W ords o selfa ba se men t fe ll fr om A h De Bnh 's llps lle a n d S h ln d nl we r e llk e two lldrea,an d e ve ry ma n an d wo ma n la Chennlslo would tau nt th em because o f th e ease 5 '.l`l\e canoe h n d ' b e e n launched I ceserlued how th ey ha d o ver tak enthe fleelag ones at the edge ot me Gr at ro c k s b ey o nd wh ic h the wa - ter llluad ered ln n maels trom. The hllnd ma n ha d fou ght ' wl th a hatehe t h e h ad sto len fr om Ah De !.luh's tepeo ua lll another blade was sunk la hls brnla to qulet hlm.He was n d evll la hls blla d- ness, and Tla nga pola ted to S hln- dns,wh o held back llls bu c k sk ln shlrt l o sh ow a long an d bleed- ln g gash.Th e wh i le ma n wa s dead.and hi s body,weighted by rhe darkness of his soul, wan gone forever la m e deep wulers be- :on s the r oc k s., s The e as te rn wi l' i§ ;n §s a. ;b 6u nd sure.llls wa rr lo were sur Th e Innp;expec ted slr ggle betw he IImzllsh and the?Frenc h was a t Imnd, und Ilavre wou ld be no re a; to ru n r e d with ut.Ti u o g a wa l &z l l - . .|uuu1u---»-'_ J vc ms found on opportumliy toimweano r d wi th Shit:-£115 and lo.-rned tha t Tolne tte a nd Opltc hl \\|;|'0 together.Shiudns could not tear llllnsvlf from the martial dlznlty \\i»I»h uns 0.!D€Clod of lzlm un ti l tho \\m't|urB had told of their exploits In the scalp dance,| o " J o e ms went :alone and found Tinogxfs tc pc e ond the amnllc r one 1 fur m e tomrttmwx until m u unuuwsu! free of one or the other. Tlnogu and his counc llors lnChc nufslo toc cd wa r - a n d famine. It the ir dgh tin g men we nt into the vast,wh o wou ld keep the people from starvation?I t was decided that 'Plnngo should take th e wa r- path a gai n wlth th irty mon c ho se; by lot.while thi rty or his brttves should rema in to fight hange r and donth during the win ter months. n n _.....l.....|1 . n | ~ |u n u ,.....,....... ... ... . - _. . . _ _. - . . _ , _ ,their supplies,and fr om therunning of the maple sup had mnk lng su gon Only four fun had prec ododwleems to the vll and o t their number,whic h t\\ant§'-eiglll,flvc had died. wo rd had boon rec eived Tloogu nod hls warriors. The nmplo su p r un n tc nd lly spite o f this opening g mc spring,ther e hu ng o ver Chen n zr lm nnector whose sh 'nési been ulllea lluge. wa sN o f r o m .I n e o f u f s i o a l l o w e g O n t h e S e c o n d o f T h e s e M a r r i e d J e e m a a n d "I twu days.On the secowA..1...............|...|¥ » A ~ | "'f'?,l- , ¢ ¢ ' Days Iflao l n e t '.:a. d o t t h e s e h i s b o d y .H e w a s a p o w e r f u l l y b u i l t m a n w i t h g r e a t h a n d s a n d w i d e s h o u l d e r s .O n e a c h s i d e o f h i m w a l k e d a w a r r i o r ,f o r h e w a s b l i n d a n d n o e d o d g u i d a n c e .H i s .n \ n vf\ f n u n u n n l r n t u h l d r l a n h u t a l k w i t h . Te e m r f s a i d .H e w a s l o o m l n g h z w h e n h e n c c s s i o n .T h e I n d h t h e f a r t h e r e n d 0 uncle.Tlnu gn kln g In to th e mode this cou- nn wo me n u t »t th e vlllnlle re loudly us m. wi th whlc h th e escape had been made.B u !the mln ln lz canoe could no t be fu r dlslnnl.Th efuglllves,one of th em hllnd. could nm possibly suc c eed ln their lllght.Th e ulg h l wo uld nee the wlllte mnn glvon lu th e n lnk e. and n o w ll ml Sllr er Hee ls ha d mo ve d (C o n tin u e d n e xt we e k ) 'J S u v E n d l o l n v a n ll a n I t I n on e ol llls le ge nd s of th e u m m omc o.b u !c unnol ba ubso- lulsly nulhenllc nled.thu!an om- da l olf er ed lo r emm from the nut- near It in whic h were Teluettean d the Tllrunln.I t was lighted by at turcll,and he drew hack among the d ark ho les o t the trees a n d walled.At the end ot'half a n hour.Toln ette und Opltehi c ame out into the lllumlned for-est.For a li ttle whlle the y sto od 1|li.! urnwmg rutile, ual. .nreum nunnot inc luded.Slulndns was doomed to leave his sweetheart agulu.These were day s when mlsg lr legs aseniled .leems and Toln ette in sp ite o f the ir ho pes a nd plane. y et no cloud more than tempo-rarily darkened their vlelona.I n . .u - - . _' r " ' *. _ _ __ .grew darker wi th each day that passed.This specter was death. Sc areely a family returned whic h did not hrlng grief wi th lr.And Ah D e Bah , the mlg htlest hu nte r o f them all,:ltd not come.No one had \.........\ ...a Ll...nu. ...u \.........|..... uuyu ut:uiu| |u:u ausma uu u Lurnetteacc ording to the ritual ol' the Catholic c hurc h. The g lo om he b r ou g ht wi th hi m was dlsslputed by this .erent.Ch en utslo ga ve i ts elf up 1E a f ew hours of rejolelng la honor o tTlaeg n's daug hter and the son or l . l l | | | l . . \\ :\ .a u . " u n u ,u u u y u U ;drooping lids.gave to hls round red face the appearance of one wa lk in g ln a ghastly sleep.Ye t he wa s not ove rc ome by the e nor- mlty of th e c atastr ophe whic h had ht-fallen hlrn,nor dld he betray 1'enr ot_wh a t lay ahead.H e \ \ U l U C l l l l l | l | l | |I U U darkness c ome ou. Tleoga spoke ogal She mu st hurry . Ing la te.The ea ptl D e Beh's tepee.n and the Ta ll Mu n were guard ing htm. I t wa s i!\ow»ive was ln A h ear the river, and Shindaa n hers(-.lf a sorpont in the tri be n nd a hmltor to Tlaofza,she would prohabiy di e wi th him. A h De Bah mad e qu eer sou nds In h is c he st a s they ran to Tlamm ont of fic e many y eun a go be c nule he thought everyllullag had been invented.ll.;w.e\er,Commissioner of Patents E lls wo rth In hi s r epo rt £0 congress dated Jnnunry 31. IRQ-I, und er the gnarled Ihnhs or tha trees whlc h cast shadows fr o m over thelr llen<ln.lle d ld not rc- veal h l m w r uatll t)pltc hl's form dlsnppeared nmung the paola of llg ht an d darkness ns she went to wa rd the tires.Then he ad» vnnced,ealllng Tolnettc 's na me softly . ll e r appearance surprised hlm, she was ho l the ragged an d dl-nheveled young woman who had nr~ rlve d wlth Tln0xzn'|men.Mary , the Thrust, had dressed her fn the prettleut ntlme nt le ft by Sllver Heels.There was something about the long yellow feather. the filet of lc nrlet c lotn, and the boy lah close- ness o r her dress whic h ma de Jeeuns xlvo a wondering cry.I t wa n as lf Lhey had come to her the h eu rt of e ac h n as the pr ay er c ome the ir na y , so th at th e c o re nony could b e perforated whlc h\\nuld ma k e th em husband an d u lr e ln the t0\ \n n er o n nu mb er of uhlto \\ omen4 ho ha tl ac c epted lnd lan husbands l n the lntllan \\n\hut u| .aln:|t thla prac tic e Tol nettc rerolted hh e pray ed an d Ma ry Daghlen pray ed \\1th her fo r through the years sinc e her mother had dled th e Thr u s h had kept her fa lth unbroken.Th e Seneca,wo rs lllp la g hn nh oa nmd lt. Early ln Nove mber groups b e gan to leave, eac h wi th the small amo unt of food whlc h remained as I ts s h a m Mary was to ac c om-pan y two fa mllles o t elgh t pe op le under the protection o t Thanrter th at a wanderlng prlest mlg ht nemo or nn....W one she" mmeh e was.F lf ty - s e v e n ty - a hun- dred--and then n hundred an d any of thos e who ha d g on e la the break~up were acc ounted for by th e ea d of Marc h.Amon g th em was Mar y Daz hlc n . Of th ei r nu m-ber,thlrty had dlod_S tlll A ll D e Bah,th e Tn ll Mna,dld not c ome. Then he a ppea red one day .I l e wa s a grotesrple rack of llenhless bones wh o m Tlnoga would not ha ve recognlzed.Behlnd h lm tralled hls peo ple Jeems countedthem before he c ould tell one from another,Ele ve n!He r an towa r d them.na d Tolnette sway ed fr o m th e lln e a t th e h ea d o f whleh th e Tall Ma n ma rc he d.Ile mlgh t n o t have known he r at tlrs t lf she had no t me t h lm la th ls way ,to r alumna uvhn hah ln d Ah nn Rnh » Wuskoo,llut th ls h app ier splrlt c ou ld not endure lo ng wlth th e people. Death had settled on them heavlly . N o wo rd ha d c ome fr o m Tln oga and h ls wnrrlors.The re were whlsperlngs th at they had been analhllnted ln battle an d would never return.Anxle ty grew ln to fear,tear In to vc rtalnty .Th egrlmnes s or n traged y darke r than the sa ble r obe s ot th e p rle st ho v- ered over Chenufslo. I n the lr happlnesl.Jeems an d Tolaette dld not feel th e u n d e r c urrent or change abo ut them. Th e lr abld lng plac e bec ame a ho me whose roots read so so~FDcurelyth at death c ould no t hnve' torn th em up.Th e c lo a d o f th e tragedy through whlc h they ha d _ 3 head.sensed me preslrnve UI peoplean d he ld hls h ea d hlg h a s lf tr y - ln g to see them.I t wa s n ba ld To ln e tto sway ed bac k ward an d struggled l n n moment of dark- nesn to kee p h ers elf from falllng. Th e prlsoaer w a l lle pslhah Adams. C H A P TE R X l N o O N E bu t Wood Plrteon oh- errved th e f alntness whlc h came over Tolnette.Some force had drawn a smnther lns: c urtnln a bout br ea th e W hen the shoc k passed, the y wer e s ta ndlng alon e wlth the mob c lon in g ln beh ln d Tla oga o nd h ls slnglo cnptlve._Its pent~up her ma k in g l t dlhlc ult I Q see l H e watc hed her depart m mWandPlneon a nd Odd.Th en s he rnltzht have seen a c ha nge ln hlm, a change whlc h onlne when h e kne w h e was a lon e.Tolnotte wa s hreathless when she c ame to A h De l\ah'n home, whi c h th e hunter ha d set apart fr o m the others.Th e 'Tall Ma n stood motlonleas before th e doorrvltharlnelnthecrooko f hls ar m.and Shlndas sat o n the ground ne a r h lm.Bo th saw he r romlng.She p aus ed a fe w p ac es fr o m th em wlth her mln d strug- wlinu agnlnnt a ehaon o f unc er- \\'ha¢c ould Ad a ms ? Ho w when Tlao ga De Bath were talaty an d dread. she s ay to Heps lbah c ould she help h lm and Sh lad as and Ah eaner for hls death?m s | n d th e ox e vtnn t eoxle \\| thpnIhlm.lle was not as c alm a s Shln-tlas when they arrlved.I t was Shlndan who announc ed the decep- tlon o f th e stranger wh o m they had n eeepterl a s the true aplr lt of Sol Ya n lla k wu n .Tla nza wa s eoldly nnrl te rrlbly stlll,llls f ac e chan ed before the lr e ' e s Th e hec nme as hard as stone In th e tlelds.Then wo rds c a me weltthtrdwi th tha de c ls loa ot de ath , r lslng un tll they swelled ln a pnsslon th at wa s llk e a flre Consnmlng every thing ln lts path.l l e de- clared th a t hls honor and the honor o f hls people lay ln hls hands.He c alled on Sh lnd aa and A h De D a h to z o wlth h lm to r e - c apture the fnx:ltlves_ for thlx was g 5 fu r ro ws ln lt grew deeper.a n d lt la ld z " Th o advancement of thear ts f ro m year to year taxes our credullty and seem: to Dressage the arrlvnl of tha t p erlod when hu man lmp ror eme nl must end." ,Sc ulptured Te r m: "L lvln g ston e" a nd " llvlng r oc k"are npplled ln sc ulpture to mek or n o n e ln tu n ati ve o r o rlglna l po- altloa us contrasted wi th marble o r zrantte tvhleh h a l been quar-rledL Th e l.lon of 'Luzerne ln Swltzerland,the Rushmore memo-rlal ln South Dakota, and the Coa- federnte tnemorlal on Stone moan-ta ln ln Geornln were all carved tro m llvlng roc k.' J a p n n o lo F o n t D a y The J a panese name for th e day kn own an th e Fe alt o t th e Dolls 4 hom an obscure and distant put Shield.a nllnnt warrior me n '° " "" ' "" ' "" " " "" ' "" - ' " "|Th walked with u m a hndl md-ef.a=°.::,».s.z: .gqg.=;5gg__g»_ 235:e2L32£° :-:::==-.......:~r. "5-°..£'.'{'§dn||I.||| nerr uk! dugg azure:I I r n l I o n r t n i n v n m l n l v s o f t "5 | n du ty Impo se d nn hi m fi rst o f nll.n lIIn nno Bek ku,celebratedar.Ef£!51IC£l|1% Iilzht wa s muc h o ldm.Ma rc h 3p u s se u 1 a n d d l ! 4 I . A n nh o E E E ( s ; m' ; a ' i i i i i i ' : i i i I f n i n h lu -0 ln I li n i oailrul A l l l |l'nln» lm, an d a mi d th e e xc lteme Ha wa nt hnvk to the cnh n t | Tu ll Ma n an d qdrpnc ed to\ \ln1¥n'é"s§ ;;?l;(.'u!;;;Iu|h;;;lug{|v;f'|;:I8";E llby hood hopes and plnnnlnga he had bull! up worlds about her, and in tho se wor lds he ha d f oug ht for he r a n d had .ntlventored wi th her where he alone was he r c ha mpion an d her hero.I le had carried l l J \ 1 l l A U M u n i :v n \ u » » v .- »- - - - -w a s g i v e n t o A h D e B n h ,t h e T a l l Ma n, a relative of '1'laoga's. Hi di ng their disappointment,.Teoma and Tolnette encouraged themselves wi th visions of a ru- ture whic h th e y tr lw to paint lnhrlehrcolors.Th e mo nth s wou ld In a weird pa r ad e He r eyesstarednthi m fr om a race so strange and thin th at lt chokeq his J oy . Her holly was not heavier than a chlld's when he clasped her.The n sh e beg an to c ry lof t- ly wi th her face against his l . u U u 5 u L u l .l l . |u n c ;L u l n l i u v l .l s ,a n d d r e a m s s o m e t i m e s a w a k e n e d Toine tte to fin d c omfort ln J e ema' arms.B u t its memories d ll not wound so deeply.Th e splri o t Tonteur an d or Jeems'mother drew nearer to them each day , strenethenln l: with lnrlalbla ehalns I -Q l l n n l n l r l l l -o WE CARRY H 3 - An Extra Large Stock (lf Parts Ford, Whippetomd Buick Cars We can give you very prompt service on all these makes by ourSpecial Hook-up with the different Car Distribut~ s. 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Next y e at\ th ere would surely be n way .m e would no t s epar atethemngnlu.I n their hn nl mo- ments tugether,Tolnc tte'n eyes glowe d wlth a de pth or tu lth an d lo ve whic h l t was impossible for J eems to mea sure fully . I n thls way they parted: H e went north an d west wlth W us koo to war d the Ty u nag arn nte rlver whic h emntled into .Lake On- ry gma de way fo r them.H e we n t umm.He c arrled h er to th e te pea Her c lothes were ln ta tte n ,her moc- caslua wo rn to shreds.She was so s ma ll a b ur de n th at he r llght- nese sent ho rror through hi m a n d dr a wh en sho r nls ed u c o ld ha nd ro to uc h h ls (a c e [le plac e d h er on th e soft a k i n :ln th e tepee. then h e wa l conscious of W oodPlgeonnearhlm,ln a moment M o D a hlen c ome ln Jeemn outalde an d lu hla pa th wan a c reature who leapt weakly agalnmt hlm.1 ¢ _ w g g _ o o a u ¥ = ' f f 2 " m e his eyes were blinded by u ho t th e lo ve whic h hound th em.I t w a l th e Th ms h wh o Bret ma de th em seo wh a t wa s happenlng about them.A s day s and weekspulsed without word from '1'| uoga_ the fear th at Shlndun wa s dead clutc hed her wi th a n evll hund. She begun to avo ld Tolnette and ke p t to herself.Th e hardness whi c h ha d settled ln th e (aces abou t he r c ame into he r o wn. She was a c hanged Ma ry Dughlen. She was Opltc hl the Senec a.- I t wa s this change l n the onesheha d c o ma to re ga rd a n a sla- ter wh lc h star tled Tolnetta In to rnnllfnflnn n l I h n almn tln n., - ........,........ ..~-......hac k to the danc es whi c h were be gtnnlng ahout the sc nlpllre. Ha was n o t embarrassed by the c rltlc al ey es upon hlm.Th e wlldn e ss o ttha nlght en tered hls b lood a heat lst blazing by the y y of hls posses alan, and as he c hanted tha Senec a 14/:to ry so ngs wi th th a othe m Tol ne tte wa s ln his heart, and words l b s had whlspered to h lm under the oaks repented themselves unt.ll th ey dnlled hls senses and bunaed hls ey es to every thlng but their lm po rt.As s oo n as God would le tth em b ri ng tt ah n ut s hs wou ld b s hi ! wlf e .She ha d s ald th atl So he danced.llc sh outed at Tla ola's side.Tolnette hnrrlflad a t a n t , s a w h lm ln hls madness.Th e n lb e b e to un lhr slun wa r r lo n llld d a n c e d a lo n e ln th e lls ht of ths ti re rhantlng hls story ,ta the language uf hls adopted new 1>\~. did Opltc hl -tran sla tin g what he ss ld -let h er k nnl f ully ths d ar 'Ins ot her lover.J e ems ' n on hs - zun tl.But nor. n n tll hs to o k h h rur u among the tarlo.Odd str uggled between hls devotlon for Jeems and fo r Tol- nette.l l a followed hls master adlstnnce.then hc sltated an d tnrned hack.A lu mp ross l n Jeems'throat.and he c ould no t see c learly ns ltls c omrade s at ln the trall and watched nntll he dls~ appeared. W us koo le d the way to a har d» wood country l.n whlc h hs wa ssure th ere wo uld be h un ti ng tha t would last through the winter. The re were plenty o t rnccoona, and the mergsnlers, or ash duc ks, would c oma to the swllt-r nnn lng headwaters to feed as soon as lee closed the lak es a nd the mou ths o f th e streams.He r e th ey ma d ethelr lodge of sapltngs.I t w a s a new kln d o t home for W ood Plleo a.Jeems bnllt l t wi th a cooking hearth and a chlmney and a tlny room se t ap ar t fo r Wood Plgeon herself.Th e chlld's eyes glowed wi th dellght a t this pos- on. Eac h gay .leems told he r m an n watery eyes an u J awsfa llln g apart.Jeems waited nn- tll th e Thr u s h c a me o u t a n d to ld hlm sh e was go in g f o r wa r m wa- ter an d food an d th at W oodPigeonwa s undresslng Tolne tte. Th e n h e sought th e others.A ll hu t Ah De Ba h had disappeared and were helng cared tor,Th e Ta ll Ma n c ould sc arc ely s tand ss he told hls story .He h ad brou ght dog and he.Lik e th e tru ly gr ea t,h e gave credit to hi s nterlor. W lth out th e dog.h e wo uld ha ve tulled in hls struggle to feed eleven mo n t h s - a n d J sems k n e w wh y Od d had not been eaten. Af te r s tlmo .lls r y Dngh lon let h lm see Tulnette again.She waslnheh'bed o t sklns.Th e look whic h had rrlgutesea h lm wa s zone from her ey es, and they were hr lg ht wlth th e joy o t hls pa s o en c e .She held ou t her ar ms to hlm.an d he kn elt heslde her. Wood Plgeon looked a t th e two mu h lltln ln i l m m m n m m his eleven people bac k a l lv e - th t whi c h wa s gnthe rlng about her und J eema, and she wa s now das- tlne d to wi tn e ss ln all of lts s av- agery th a t s tre a k lu lnd lan c h ar- ac te r wh lc h aronses hate a nd the des lr e f or vengeance l a th e fsc s o t adversity a t the ha n d s o t hu-ma n enemies.J eems mar ked lts ns ln g sy mp toms. He wa s n o lo u! - er gre eted with fr iendli ness.Me n were su lle n a nd alou t, and wo men to lled wltho ut the ir u su al chatter. Death an d mi sfor tune s ha d rlddan too ha rd . a nd hu man n erves we rea t th e bresklng point.Chenntslo wa s llk e a bandnxl or powder re ad y tor th e touc h ot tlre. Th a n u m a th a llgh tnln g dash. lt was a n a f ter n o o n la te ln lla ! when Shlndas appeared In Chen- ulslo.H o wa s alone.B la arms an d shoulders were hac ked and c ut a nd s ome o f th a wou nd s we re sc arc ely healed. A scar lay ac ross hls c heek.Hls moc es slns wer e tn tuners.s u d his eyes held,the rero c lo ns IIltht of s wolf th at hadnn wi th h ll e mlh - s l th o u g h t; a n d memnrlel ot her lla told of thslr imma ln the c o nlry ot the Rich- dlell. of hla dren ns and hopes.H s duc rlbed the pm -Ing at moona and th e z r o wln x o r ma lo ve a n d h o w du al: h a d c o me wnh th e Moh a wk : more ahout To ln e tte - h o w Sol Yan lldakwun cured for her heantl fu l hair.h o w l l was p a n o t h e r rellglun to keep henelt c lean, how an d wh y s h e did th ll thing an d that.ua lll thoughts and deslresenvy ln_Wnnonat'§ l1ead,_and sho . . . . _ . , . _ . ,_._.._ - _ . . - . _ _ . _ .gathered ln Mary Daghlen's, ar m th la , J e ema a m n o t s en To l- nette nga ln fo r an afternoon an d n night.Du r ln g tnla u ma sheslept,an d th e Thr u s h an d Wood Plxeon were never fa r fr o m heraldaTh e n e xt d u she walked been hunted.H a mad e no ef fo rt m soften th e n e w:o r whic h he was che bearer.H e had m m e fr o m th e border of th e CnY\1Kl\ c oun try aa a mes seng er fro m Tla-on a n d wa s ma n y h u u n a h e a d o f n n c o mr a d n .Tlao ga was retu rn- from tha south.Then he camo tot h e n n d l n g o f T .m !l | C E , t h e i r n i g h t , Q i n ;b l l n i n n h AQ I l :|Au n.B l u I - L l . employed me como ana me urusn with him about umlown.i "wah nlua ot hla thirty war-m°h 'T?°"?*! quads .for her untll|° What w u ln '1'olnette'|heart I reign.Tha other! were dead. her aleek mack han-w a l never umldy.Heavy snow and extreme cold came early lu the leuan.By t he mlddle of December,Jeeml was compelled za hnnt on lnowuhoa. and so bltter were the nlz htl than the n m or January round eventheheadwatenn-eezlng out the mergannerl._Tl}g_wu gba _nz emqrable winter wa s a ls o ln Ma ry Du¢hlen'| .Th e y oung gh-I wh o had kn own n oother llfe than that nf her ndonled vwvln sln c e hab y ho od.bu t wh os e mothe r h ad ken t God a nd Ch ur c h nllve la he r mul, wa tc hed with ln c re aslng anxlety for th e r etu rn olShlndas,and ahe told To ln e u r th a t n t last she was prepared lu y leld ta ha-emdroaazenl.an d l l Tm. t r a g e d y w a l a c amd y amlc one even fo r 1 tr lb e o f th e mo s ! wa r llk e o t th e S l: Na tio n s : No llvla g h a d e q u a led n la Seneca hls- tory for geaerutlonl.'l`wen\y wer0deado u t o f lh lrly -- th e n ewe r of C h e n n h lo - th e ve r y lln e w o ( Tln - .o¢a'a peoplalBh ln da s wa lled u n tll hla wo nln m n k llk e ba r b :o !Iron In to th e h u r t :o t th e me n an d wo me n u n :ua ua u yl l u \u m u n o ,u l l u l u Lw i t h t h e s c a l p I e n t e r a t L u a s a n ' s p l a c e a n d t h e i r » u m u r e b y T l a o p . a n d h l l w a r r i o r s l l a n r n l l e d t h n l m warriors.Th ey we r e n ot llke th o llo havrh. wh o v \ *l0 sn eak s i n the ni g ht.The Bene llll wana c lan and s wi f t and bravc He m n nmnrl-in bi a brother und a so |f§=BE§ them.Ha wan .-n this Dwnla torespect hlm,am'h e w mn d t h e m tn lov e T oln etie w hom Th an had lmnorvd by taklx ; ns hu daughter, lor Tolnatta bel nged to hlm.Bhe wln ted to b s h is wif e.Sha wantsd t o hear h i m cl- ldren among the S e m e n . He s to p p e d a t . I n l : p g tmn k e q o r 1755 an n r ms ,m e ltor y ofwhic h th e Seneca:handed do wn fro m r ath er lo son fo r many ze n-e n u o n n - n winter i n whic h n u mme u ee me d tn have go na t o m the me e o f t h e a ln h ,an d when hardzhlp and starvation k me d n te nth or L ha L h rm wmf nr nmnn n f no p rle n elmo u r l: I p n ng o r lu m- me r : h e wo uld marry B h l n d u l nth e I n d l m way .T h u Lhonght n o w h d d l e n o f ho rr or f or Tol- nette.She ha d seen th e h d e l ll!an d c o n n n o t a n In d ia n m m l l l ln i ts n tr u z z le q s ln s t dea th ; s he had seen th e Ta ll Ma n m a v n nbout him.He walled nntll (hereseemed no rellef from the despair whlch settled over them. and men slowly gave the n n ma o t t h a n wh o ha d been nlnln by ,llnelr énfeinléa. " A Whitt man mia :mea *hula ni fha twentv wurrlors.He: . " a ' . ' ; . " 's e i . "" i f a = f i . ' I ' N J 'h a d p u t o u t h i s m l s o t h a t L _- ¢ . - . O A - - A .n M l :h a l l u l l " u o u Ullli nepl uuu ,nulmu naumade lt p ossi ble for mm to do thisth i n g ln the ll3'\|o f the d n at § § , ; " 3 | § i i '' f i u " ' " i » . ' " 'bitter b m tl ll t h l l w m dn e u . n m ~ : m l lI|.¢.h|\|\n. I d l l l d r i l m l i h t l u n m e n u a t : l i n _ _ _ . .. _ . ..._,, ..,. ..,,... ...... ..v n v nd n g a l . A t n m J e e m s w a s p a r t l y p r e p a r e d ,b e c a m e h e h a d k i l l e d a h h h l\\.|1 m i l k f U l 1 I i n n ° |nhannmul __ _- _. .._ _ . - _ . , -- _ _a n d h u h ;| h e h a d s e e n n m o t h l r h i d e h e r p o r t i o n o t m o d a u a f t e r d a y t h u s h e m i g h t l a v a I t f o r h e r c h i l d r e n :l h n h a d u l r n l n l n d A IIB CD IIIU u u i .mm..; u \ : J u u u U u u .a f i r e a r o u n d h t m l u w h i c h i t h a d b e e n t h e i r I n t e n t i o n t o s e e m m d i n .B u t i n t h e l a s t m o u l f n t "y " Che nnmlo,A rr urmur of approba- tlo n ltlr re d the n vo ple.It r ipp led m d dled out l.~another warrior | l \ | |u l n v v h l o u u w u assistance had marked a number o t m u In whic h rnccoonu were nore to hiber nate B u t la te i n J anuar y tomme drew c lose r obum the c nhln on the Little Sedum, andJhlhiscomotn ve le d r m e r ln hn nh n. n ntll h a wa l mn ; twn dmv: fai th and devotion whic h could have be en lmr mr ea b! n othi n; lenth a n the etr on g lh ot Go d ln th ei r lo n ll. He r p r e ju d i c e s md te d u r n In spite o t their bac kground o f unfurtotteble trendy . a nd .she bb- gon. toor|;»erlonco_ emotions whiolg U38 lllf lle l WEI13 BEUlClllIl[nunTln op . md p ulle d th e blaz in g fu el an y with h is o wn h a n d: I n o r d e r that the pe ople of Cho nuhin c ouldw l t n o l his wr llh ln g l a t th e are stake..After this one mig ht hn vv nmnn ht th at ma d me n a nd wo me n mu o n u l l pl u uu .L u n a r a f t e r n f d u l a r h t t h e r e v e l smi l l ' a f f d a a u f s i o - l n r a u m g h a l m k e d n t t h u u nmad the ¢l\ll!lil|: lh||lon_o! thq mnnn th mn z h :Im onen door o f ]~ fi?"°"iw s n r ~w w i l s u n g n f l l l l u u u |.0 | d 0 ' U ¢ Q I O | - | _U N I !h a p p l n e s l | 1 5 .B l ~f i ~ ~ E m l i k e a G o w e r f r o m u m a s h e s o f f o u r p t t h e s e h u n t s a n d f o u n d n o a ' l a f t i l l i t h a t v r l n g o n a _ c o u l d h g v a s e H v ¢ _ & e . - = f ° ' 9 . . ~ f s ~ . § ° § = é & ° £ ' ; ° f : nm n o t c o ma to lm- b a to n .An dthoughn h l u i d n o th i n g o t i t to Jaema, tha c onvic tion was growing ln her b e a n th at lh a wou ld not - . - v - _ - . .- _ _ _m a n o t a g r i e f - s w a m l e m m C h e n u f a l o .F o r h é d n i h v l a m e n t o r t h e w o m e n d l d nn o t I e -..a.UNI!|I\nl»\nllu. :nur nn inn!!mt.111|mother ' urucluu ww runs:lu we wuuul.allow mutha - pi ng"-w ":ua nun »1\vw"\v unw uv \"~""-r Ir. he; vgica a I :puter vgjnqs poutinqgd gight qnd umm.even u n Imax;g g ni :- horror lncreuegl al sho oh .. . . . . -- _ _...._..._ ._,..._...... _ _ _ , _ . . - LQCL NEw§ Gnrrisoxfs sale ends Saturda_ night.9-It Dn'muo n wood,$1.50 cqrd,Ab xmg, my Bunn'¢ Lake.a-gy Mr. and Hn. J. Hamid Ste~ Garrison's sale ends Sa tu rd ay ig ht.9 - I t Two - r o o m ap a r tme n t f o r ren t. m.Br y an t.8-21; Mr s .C h a s . B e n y o f Kennand, ~a a B la ir c a lle r Mon d a y .as For S ale- Go od f re sh | )1 Ilk wwa. 8-tl'.B. Li nde n. Mi s a A nn a Ra ve r i n r e po r te d a s n th e s i c k li s t. ...a t Tuadny, Mr. Henry Monk; of Fontanelle, was s. pleasant caller at The En- terprise nffioe last Tuesday. C. x. Bendorf, lleamd mbnlm- em- and undertakzr, Bldr.Odiee nhm. 161; rea. phone, 188.s-u Mr.and Mrs. Glen McDon;ld and children r. the day last Sundny at thé Olsen hmm on th, Bench. i l .. u l . ni g ht. Mr s .W m .Kuh n' has fi n e d a t h o me wi th a s i f lu .* Kuhu's Phows will please you. 9tf Garrisan'»sale ends Saturday nighp.9-11. Fnmlhue, rugs ana :Ivor covar- lngl.Mndnw R. Bendnrf.2 1 1 Howancl Cameron of I-Iermnn, called at the Elzy King home Int Frldny aitemocn. Mins Alles Jensen o l Lincoln, spmt the week~end at the Ed Jensen home. Garrisorfs sale ends Saturday night,9-lt Wanted-Any kind of work. Mrs. Jean Heinzerling.6-St Mrs. C.B. Hain was reponed on the sick list a few days this week.4 Jane Benles spent last `lI1mday night at the home at Mrs. W. D. Warrick. in A1 ~hape.~mast T 200 west Colfax SL White Mrs. John Whiie is In at the bedside of her hus~ recently underwent an ope Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McB hxby of Omaha, spent th~ end at the Geoige McBrid For Sala-Whma Pe.- eggs, $1.00 wr dawn. Mn -. 1 prius.For Ren Kennard K""K¢- Wm.Mverdu in Tha Enterprise.For Sale-1928 Whippet sed-In Saturday Meier, 407 west South sz.9~1t°Mn.Ludwig Jensen il enm -.,ln Al dupe.Ernest Tnmblnd, 9-1¢For Sale-Cobra!Cobsl Cobshhining the McCanl\y Club wduy-1 200weat Colfax St.White 287. lt Ad v e n is e in T h e E n w n Mrs. 0. J Merica, Mrs. J. Der.-Fllrnitnn. run ma floor cover Ihigh germination m t .wmimilver And Miss Millie Mitchel, all of"Mnp.lmhé w i u e n a n fn znuv dge , Blur, Na b.n - w Omaha, -pent- m l Mrs. Lau Vaughn is reportgd as Lost on South SL,a brown -lay at the J. rmblad, }being very low at this writing, at leather purse. Reward offered. Re-Mr.and L 267. 1\|the Burl Vaughn home.mm w Ernie Schmidt.9~lt.~ gg K\l§B' t thc dgy lnat Tuu- ta last Sunday,Mr. onnrd Lund and ME.omlm'For u paver hanger. ml Hum Mr. and Mm Elmer Pnin drove gg;E'-JI;nd. wnmland Son, Ph°n¢ u4_ Ru.. 109 Nn. so cwnul Hmm. Iowa nm Sun-'1es Jensen of OENLIQQ. Minn. ide md \ week- : home. |duck Henry Center sn 'M m' Mr. and Mn. Clurlen-McBride have moved from Dlvis Avenue to a house near the holpi¢aL Mr. and Mm C. E. Krause spent last Sunday in Umnhn, with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Griswold. day to attend th f u n e n l o f ~ John Alexmder. Dr. and Mrs.W. F. Hemphill entertained last Sunday for her dster, Mrs.£. C. Webster lnd Mr. lwebnter of 0mnlm_ M n Jnhn Wnhm- »n(¢\muI vin" I Mrs. Abe Byers and daughfer, Chelsea Whltford, Miss Mary Cock,Mrs. A.\C. Débel and Mn. Humll Grimm ol thi n dw.attended a social afternoon m m at the home of Mrs.Frnnk Byers. near Kennard slat Tl'\m'sd|y. \. a K tl u u n u u u Lillihlaun r n l u li lo fternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl A f n m m r d .w e r e S u n d a v ul lwvvunad The y ou ng mar ried la dies'b ridg°e ¢¢luiZ»`nI`1ii}¢{u`f=` Eéséfiim n :line n d a r a o n o f c l u b m e e t s t h i s ( T h u r s d a y )a f t e r -p e d i g r e e d J a c k .C d l J o h n B o l h . v i d t o r u a t | " ° ° n w i t h M n .F r e d G u y e r .B l l i r ,N o b .5 0 - i f - -¢o \| l . . . . . . . . . . »»| U. ..=..-W, puwu mu vu H.u-m.Mn. Emil Fallen and baby of nur Herman, :peut last Monday atthe puental, Elma! Fxdn home. Tha Chau Club meets at tha Karl Christensen home Tlmnday Mrs. John Weber enjoyed A vldt from har nephew, Chris Andersen and wife of Harman; last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. l:4rs Weber and Junior of Lyons; spent Inst Wed- U . .v..\....u r . \ . . . . . . . - A 1 ""x§¢§-`§°¢L§§i>§,;';g,;' "Zi Syrumne,Nab.,last Wednesdny night and Thursday. John Dixon, who resides cut of Calhoun has been 1111510 mick forv........|.....\........,\1- ....1-_ As... Tom and Ruth Blanch , form- erly of this city, are tenaining on the Dwarties bre u t food prognm lt Norfolk radio lution, prelendng their entenmlnment twiw each day.M m Blanchard nesdny cdLing'on frlmda in Omal In h e ~ w i b homef Mr. and Mn. Glen Evans of Skov Nielsen ana ume gn;--Mr. and Mrs.A.G. Jensen of Council Blu!fs,were Sunday guests non, spent last Wednudly st °. wmont, spent last Sliturday ¢,_||. of Mr. and Mn. Walter Peienen. hams of Mr.md M n .Hlrold' Nielsen nenr Tekam-nh.lg nn Blair relatives.C. K. Bendorf, licensed emba1m~1-_-.......»......\...-n|..:..n m . .Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Linden nnd Bring your wawh repair work w " W. P. Turner nt the Wolf! DrugStore.1-uf F Mrs.Wm.I-Ialler and Mrs . E. " evening, March 19 instead of Wed~ ""'"""'méday night.f f* l v v u l l l | | g § _ _n m l l u u u l r u l lc a n o f I .n m d m | ' : , . : _ " : . _ _ _ . ' i . ° § . E ' ; . . : " "" " - t f g n w n |» \n n|n\- a i U U U I T Y £ l l 0 0 l ' 0 U I .IILI H ¢" f yhula nr will hvmIn fn? rn\un|I U v lnrl llva;;==»'~;.w->~ o a c a l l e r s mm " C g f : " ' °' ; ' § $ . _ ' m :; f»§».»;`é`f'1¢`§iZ"§lZ`§§,L=.'éf`i`is. "JG tan1§f fimva u> 'fY'v=*°"l m rue ma m' Ai d o l 'the nn-¢¢ 'J°u~ 7 ,;';";__ "° '~"~' "°2 "";'"~°- °"~° '°"'~ --W"-"~"-= °"Lutheran h ch c nm wean re g gang 1 ln ,Fontanelle, spent het Tuesday at 1 - g u y.na da ni ght|.ndv ls lte da tLh€c u r me ° " J x m n ai s f n c l u1 J . w . a 1 .'°'Bring your watch repair work zo phrnw, 161; res. nhoue. 183.Hrtf Ed Gllbertson,Ed Jensen and s°~;;_>;Sknu home.'d-ly at the home ol Mn. P. K.o eere sc.oo ce e :wer home 1 N 1 Simpson.9-1'_c. sa. P M. Q o mW. P. 'hxmer at the Wolff Drug __Carl. swbofh of °""'!"-" "5 ~§£.{°R'f'&}"f'X§_ 'f'n?gl:,.:.n For Sale--Recondi!-\0n€d u"°."'.f_'T".sf'?""\t.._Mrs. Héuw Wrlch on west Front . ~r 1 \ f 1 . J ` \ § - = _ ~No|thbo\md ma Store.7.|_f Thursday afbernoon and Mr .and Mrs.Leonard Axbell wler at th e E lz y K in g h o mam n huniness trio to Omaha on Mr . a n d Mr s. F . W . An eve n i n g ' ms t mo n u a y n o u r wn u me le g u u l-m e .\ t u r e .t g l l Radi sets $160 up For A une may noy was Dorn no ______E;_""" "n uuuum;UL usual.ul:ry o ,..mything in Radio Service oall Mr. am-Mrs. Harold Hoa WH street, is tertdning th Goff1l*-anlnnnn n\.,~1f 952 9»tf nesday moz-nimr. Mch. 18.llother Club at her hom; this <»f§...»,¢,.,5§~ ¢"'1§2"'?§"'1'?.Z 11.81 °n rev m r pcupnu:Mo n d a y xxx 6:55 A. M. dailyz=oo P. M. mm;lexwn*ndtwere|The P m Noble Grand c1ub|G w a l m e e t - I A - 4 sl...Sunday!amp .|. uunuuwn, uw..- .._.,_.__u n m m Il .| § n n |\rr\\h»|\n u n H a l m a ln last Friday. Mrs.Margaret Iverson was abusinesscallerinFremontlast. Saturday afternoon. For Sale-Buff Orpingmn hatch- ing eggs. Phone 1122 on 28. Hans H. Sorensen.8~4¢' guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Ree- croft of Omaha, lan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gochanouer of Omaha, were dinner guests on Sunday at the Wm. Scherdin home. For Sale-1928 Whippet sedan @5131 fondltion _?"" 'z<§_S:=°'11* met. at the Odd Fellows hall last Wedllesday altemoon for a quilt- ing party. The ladies of the Methodist church entertained at a St.Pub' rick's tea at the parsonage Tues- day aftemoon. Mr. and Mrs. Si Johnson andchildren were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ROY Johnson, in Omaha.Ray and Sl are brothers._ Elder Adam!! of Omaha, WH |" chsnze of the morning and after ana aabe are gemng along nicely. Mrs. John Bolln and daughter, M-Irie of west of Blair, md Mrs. August Rathmann were last Sun- day afternoon waiters at the Wm. Linden home. Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Hines Tnbo. a brief parents, of this 4 Postm ted fa 1 hmmlbd u | 5 u l r l u \ u : n u l.ll:lll,B II UI U l l :Lili:'h b o dr B e l l o f D e s M o i n e s , m a d e C h r i s t i a n c h u r c h t h e r e .S o u t u n vi s i t a t t h e h o m e o f h i s N o .1 1 1 : 4 0 A .M d a i l y D o t hD r .a n d M r s .D .w .B e l l 4..:. f . ' . _ . § ' . , . " " ' . ? & - § " ' : . . i " 3 ' f 5 * ' f ' f §N o .3 1 . 4 0 F -* i f f M y ( e x c e p t t last Tu da nj u,npclu. Luc WEEK enu=i Y-.es sr eve "K|wir,h her parents,Mr. and Mrs.1 Sunday) C h ic a g o & N o r ih w n t c m W a lb o n n dras ter J ohn ' W hi te su bmi t-F m n k Gra y .Mi s s W i lma Pike, an o pe ra tio n at a n Oma h a ano th er F r e mo n t teac her,c ame hm?Mn n d nu mn rn i n n fn?nvm' with har : nfl ann ul Hun trnnlr- VOI;UME 5 Blair, Nebraska, March 19, 1931 NUMBER 38 'I 'h is '§ ; th e ti me o f y ear wh e n we c an c all laziness sp ri ng f e ve r - a n d g e t a wa y wi th i t. He n r y Suverkrubbe, f r o m n e a r Benning- ton,i s h a vi n g th o old L a mp pro per ty on Ne br a sk a str eet THE HACK SAW over with her and spent the week-Entbou1d end.No. 122 6:30 P. M. daily n d o u r pric e is i g h t. Th e o pe n in g o f th e spri ng bas eball s ea- son reminds, us that- baseball is sort. of a hit-or -miss wa y o f rnaldng a li vin g , is n ' t i t? cr I uses th is a t ma st onc e a y ear:" M my had n li ttle ski rt A da i n ty b i t - - a n d ni ry !It di d n 't sh o w n bi t o f d i r t - - b l l t gos h! how i t s howed Ma r y ! " i l - I N o w is th e ti me to get.rea dy fo r th e "»t the Church of uruve no umanu.mar. :aunuay w --"r-"--noon servlces a ..-,_..:r¢.....1....mn .nar\.r§:'PR visnt Mr.Hines'brother-m-law,hfmua 1Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Kucpke spent the day lust Sunday visiting relu< tives ul. Manning, Iowa. Alfalfa and Sweet Clover seed at the l~`:\rrnc»rs Elevator.The best at the lowest price.8-2t Clyde Allen,mail carrier,who for appenfllcltia, is improving nice- ly. Vina Foley. who teaches in Elk~ hom,spnnt the week-end nt the home nf her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jorrv Folev. recently submitted to an operntlnn ""~ .uv M. M-...M.,.,.. ..~..,, .. ...W ..-.. Mrs.Geo evisitfrom "hr Bruse of Kumar, brother,George Iowa last Sunday meeting of the Ro; ul Neighbors was held on last Wednesdny night nt the Woodman The regulnr Mr. and Mrs_ George Christen- sen of Hartington, Nob., were vis- iting relatives in this city,last Pridny. Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhr, Jr. were Inst Sunday afternoon vis~ Mrs.Frank Jenkins,who has couple of weeks, ls able w be about the house again. ,Glabron barley seed, 90e bushel; seed oats, 40c bushel; Rose Comb Red hatching eggs, $3.00 per 100.a-er Glen Wilson Mrs. John Jensen end two daugh- lers of the Gardner district, were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Myron Metzinger home. Misses Evelyn and LoVaughn Meats of Lincoln, spent last week- Reeh enjoyed 5 een confined to her bed for a o~...ere well attended. The Past Noble Grand Club met Inst Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Hain.A good at» wndnnce was r rted,with the usual good time.3 Mr.and Mrs. Paul Sterling of Omaha, called at the Fred Long home in this city last Sunday, and also av. the Weston Long home, southwest of Blmir. For Sale-Home grown White Blossom Sweet Clover Seed. Thor- oughly cleaned and scoriiied, $5.50 per bu.A. A. Aronson, 4 mi. n.e. of Mo. Valley,Iowa.9-lt' Muriel Nielsen of the Rose Hill neighborhood,spent last,Friday night nt tho Ed Jensen home and aL4o took in thc opcrclta given ab the high school that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Si Johnson -and children retumed home last Thurs- day evening from Audubon, Iowa after spending o few days at the parental, August Johnson home. Mrs. T. R. Jacobsen and family of Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. V. 0. Gravatt and lamily of Lincoln, spent last Saturday night and Sunday at the Myron Metzinger home. Mrs. Ed Rose entertained around twenty-four relatives andfriends at dinner and lunch last Sunday in honor of the him anniversary of Mr. Rose.A fine time was io- along nicelY- ported. Mr. and Mrs. A.W.Rose en- joyed a visit from their grandsan, Charles Taylor and wife who drove in Saturday from Tennessee, and wm v i m wi th Mr. Taylor's par- ents at Winnebago. A marriage liuense was issuedat the county judge! office last Saturday,March 14,to Harry Schere of Kansas City, and Mary Julia Hermansen, daughter of Dm I-Iermansen of Nashville. On Friday, March 27 at 6 P. .M. a 25c plate supper will be served by the Ladies' Aid of St.Pauls Lutheran church at Omm.Comeand bring friehds.There will be a display of Colonial articles.l t the home of his sister, Mrs. Hams Wrich and husband iast, Sunday. ... Frost King Flour 24 lb.sack 69c Wm. Kuhr home. $Uopl Cnn you?Hydro moulded ternal brakes.Is waterproof- long wearing and will not score or squeak.At all Gambe Stores. 2x3-16"-43c per ft.Fremont, Nob.9~1h Mrs. Freeman Tucker was taken toth¢ Swedish Immanuel hospital in Omahd Wednesday,March l l for a serious opcratiun which sho underwent last Monday.She is getting along as well as can be expected. Albert Summers ot Wheeler, Neh.,had occasion to come lnw Omaha last Saturday and ran up to Ft. Calhoun Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs.James Crulckshank, nml to Blair to call on the Sherry Mdore family. Miss Helen Gottach attended a six-thigty dinner at Hotel Chief- tian in Council Bluffs last Monday night.It. was given by the Iowa- Nebraaka. Light and Power Com- pgny to the,employees of the Valley districts.There were about las Senn hospitd. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Morrow of nlhoun, are the proud parents of = five and one-half pound boy born _ ant Thursday evening,March 12 ~t the Blair hospital. The Teachers Club was enter- tained by Mrs. Loren Klopp Tues- day evening at the Clifton for dinner followed by a pleasant evening at the Klopp home. Mr. and Mrs, Will Mumnugh of Omaha, accompanied by Mrs. Geo. Word.and family called at the home of Mr.Mumaugh's aunt, Mrs.Sherry Moore of this city Inst Sunday. Scott Robeson, who has been as- sociated with his father,C. A. Robeson of the Ciiflon Hotel, has moved his family out on the John Aye fitlcen acre tract in west Blnlr where he will do a little farming and enjoy out door work for a Lime. Rev.A. M.Andersen of Ban- croft, spent a few days last week renewing old acquaintances in this city.Rev.Anderson formerly of Blair, was the editor ol the church paper published at the Danish Lutheran Publishing House for several years. The M,E.Ladies' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs, H. W. Meierhenry, 610 west Washington .~._,, Meierhenry,Mrs.E. J.Hancock, Mrs.Anna Martin,Mrs. W. D. Hughes and Miss Esther Hughes. All ladies are cordially invited to attend. Carl Beckman of Blair last week was appointed on the properties comxnittee for the annual show tn be mxed during the apr-ing'vuca»tion by the Kosmet :Klub ol the University ol Nebraska where he is enrolled as a junior in business administration.The Kosmet Klub this year will glve "High and Dry". a musical comedy by William T.McCleery,university student, Only men will be used in the cast, some of them in fernlnine roles. THE HACK SAW *w'§= W ~ ~ __=\ ~, g f ~ ,.;4. » 41 o 5T h z s m a g h t b e d z s a s t r o u s BUTnotifdxe¢ahleamdH6onnxe£nilhedwhhPimairnWamenpar. Wamarnparhwatsrpmofl Icdoa mn mm whine like ordinary vgpnahh.Evenlca1dlngllquuldlwon't ruinit'|6nc.deepluluc. |Askmtoahowvoudmwamuplrnquarlumtuf. Monthafmumonth 1 avyood panel remains submergedin mm. kin mmf poddve dmwnm-wlllnotpenurne orlnmy waylnjuxedmooanedsurfnoe. We lnve Wltenpu in just the I dmeof canybl-lneed. Abowaaer-'nparColondVsrnllhandBnun¢l C v ineMxceealtnu:1|:lvec.olon,||we\l zpalnrn. vamhhn md cum:-ll The Stewart Pharmacy ., VOI;UME 5 Blair, Nebraska, March 19, 1931 NUMBER 38 'I'his'is' the time of year when we can call laziness spring fever-and get away with it. Henry Suverkrubbe, from near Benning- ton,is having the old Lamp property on Nebraska street minted and fixed up in gocffi shape.Clar- ence McCormick is dining the work, us- ing DEVOE Paint. Somebody in here the other day made :he wise observation that nothing is ever gained in a heated po~sibly a blac k ey e or a bloody nose. . . - z: E = 1: ' s \A T T 1 2 / >T ~~w Alert Shoppers to ~ ss And that means you too,for you are a careful manager, well schooled in the matter of thrift, and yet discriminating enough to demand the best in foodstuffs A saving on qualified products is a real saving which every alert women appreciates. Groceries Breakfast Coffee, special per lb..._..,-, - . . , ~Hammer Brand ¢offee, special 3 Ib....~....l..~l.s~._69c 25c Fig Bars, lb........,..,.........__..._.l5c 401: Chocolate Marshmallow Cookies, special, lb Old Hickory Smoked Sdt, 10-Ib. can ......,.........,....-.l.00 Figaro Smokd Salt, ready mixed 10-lb. can.........-_95c Sugar, Great Western 10-lb. cloth sack.._...,-.............,...,...63c Bob While Toilet Paper, roll. 5c Tea Leaf Siftings, lb_...-._--..30c Paxton Cocoa, 2-Ib. can..,_-._25c - m zsc O'Cedar Auto Polish, $1.00 special.~ Chickwell Medicated Chick Mash, 10»lb. bag..............60c Roman Meal,package.............35c Pompeian Olive Oil, qt. can......l.50 Betty Ann Bread, 2 loaves..l5c Fruit Jell, 4 packages ~ M e a t s P u r e P o r k L i n k s , p e r ~ °...23c Deckar's Bacon, half or whole W e i n e r s , p e r ~ s t n p , p e r ~ Deckar's Sliced Bacon, lb......._39c B e e f R o a s t , p e r ~ Frost King Flour 48 lb. sack $1.29 fu!i n d o u r pric e is i g h t. Th e o pe n in g o f th e spri ng bas eball s ea- son reminds, us that- baseball is sort. of a hit-or -miss wa y o f rnaldng a li vin g , is n ' t i t? Good seeds and good to ols g o a lo ng wa y to wa rd ma ki n g y o u r garde ning n suc c ess Th e ea rly bi n l,we notic e ofte n gets his own brealc fast, too. E v e r y pub li c a ti on uses th is a t ma st onc e a y ear:" M my had n li ttle ski rt A da i n ty b i t - - a n d ni ry !It di d n 't sh o w n bi t o f d i r t - - b l l t gos h! how i t s howed Ma r y ! " in-I N n w is th e ti me to get.rea dy fo r th e S p r i n g .xprnying, wluite-washing Lhe tr u nk s nf th e trees helps ke ep ins c ts f r o m wo r k i n g o n ' the m.W e h a v e s=]11-ayers o f di ff er en t kin ds,also rc - palr pa rts. . We c:m't a}l hé gre at,b u t mo a t o f ns c an be u s e f u l - an d nobmly . who ls useful is a f a i le r : PETEHSEN HARDWARE in our ostimutifvrnow.We any the Blair, Nebrpkn:est grades of seed ¥sn't. that rlght? 4 fha AnsclToft home, west] end at the paiertal, Dr.Earl" _ ' {Op a l lI:1n:=t°n o f th is c ity an d ito r s a t1 Ha r le y Ro g e r t o f He r ma n ,spent of town .Moats home in this city Inst Sxtunlny night at the Rudolph]Mr.mid Mrs.Jack Crowdy en-I Mrs.Ratteman of Columbus Mencke home.tcrtuinod ns Sunday guests,Mr.Neh., is spending a few days with Soren Larson, who recvntly suf-and Mrs.Hans Lehbert of Ben-her niece. Mrs. Eva Cook and fam ::}.;|.un.ny on gaauzn wuuccr avenue.Mr. a nd Mr s. F ra nk Mo rr iso n of I suits a nd Over c oa ts.First c lass For Sale-Valley bnltcry charg- er,for charging radio batteries, Prlcc ss, cost $20 new.W, J. Sus:6-ti' Mr. und Mrs, Lloyd Hughes and near Kcnnard,visited at the par'Reasonable prices.Theo.Wahl cntal,Delmar Fear home last -strom wath A. M. Lundgard, Coun- Sundny afternoon.ell Blu£ls, Iowa.so-261 Mr_and Mrs. James Bona of Morrls Slmonsen and son, Rlch~Omaha,spent lust Sunday after-Iard and Mrs.Stewart spent th( family of Omaha, were week-endlnoon and evening at the John T'|5lf=y last Sunday visiting relative a t th e pm-annul,W .D.\Gallaghexg home.imc! friends in Missouri Valley Huschcs home Mr.an! Mrs.Fred Long were]F'n1 Sale---Buff Oruimrton hatch Omlllll I lut Sundlxr evening visiton at the I in; Llfé-'.f'i\¢.;i;§i|{¢ |frain. $2.51I|pE{\{=; few days tl}l| my vllritilai | lgome of lit- ~ Hn. Hln|»An- | ~ ~' ~ 'dn uni. 75: her mother, Mrs. James Ryan,Sl*fderson, south of town Phone 211 on 16.Mrs. G. J.Wu!1 Ben Hansen of |horse. wt. between 1600 and 1700|M ,,,,,,|M". Gonrnve Caldwel n e a r . l{ e n n a d ,we r e las t Fr id ay visi tors a t th e pa re ntal,Chr is B . Hans en h ome in thi s c i ty . Pa ul Ke lly , so n o f Mr. an d Mrs . 'W ill Kelly , vis ited a c oup le 01' da y s this week wi th ho me follfa. Pau l i s n ow loc ate d i n Omah a. pounds.Phone 12 o n 48.Ha n s Sc hmidt, Ft. Ckzlhoun.fr-H Th e Ame r i c a n L eg i o n A u xi li a r y are ho ld in g the ir kens ing ton th is {'Il1ursd ay ) after noon at the horhe of Mr s. C ha rlie Han se n. Regular $7.50 P ermanent W aves, u | . ¢n u n . ;» - _ -H - - - Q -_and son and Mrs. Bertha .Crosby ol I/y ous, spent last Sunday afternoor ai th e ho me o f Mr . an d Mr s. F rank 'Paul of Cedar Bluffs, Nab_ Fred Krogh,district agent oi the National Fidelity Life Insur ance Company, left last Sunday t< nd m n Andrew Madsen nf\$5 md $8 NOW.Either Croginolelbe in attendance at um meetings 1.,,3J|]A,"L£iia irrféna Mrs. l.. md- lar sph-£1 wma.Phone 191. 'an-..|;£ ~ city, me fozepart m! sén of Lincoln. spent. the week-end]K. A. Pound 28-ti I this week.at the Harold Mndscn home in this clty. Mr. and Mrs. V. 0. Ireland and lllr.und Mrs.Clifford Hnlbcrt drove to Omaha Sunday and were Mrs.Frank Simpson is on 0.he slck list this week with the flu, but her friends will be glad to know that she is improving. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Pedersen wen: The Eastem Star kendngton will meet on Tuesday aitemoon, March 24 at the Masonic hall. The hostesses are Mrs.Fred Krogh, Mrs. Ed l\latthlesen, Mrs. Charles dinner guestq at the M home. I. M. I-Inlbe!15\ Suudnv nsts a the home o1|McComb and Miss Edna Kxogh |if.:.?a..|.';;.;,;.2; Qélaéiif ME. linnl Hn. uultfn Nelson entenained a M r . a . n d M n . A - J . C r u w d y m a 7§»{S§F'` i f § f § » § é § & ` E » i E - l i g f t h e D o u b l e F a m -b r i d g e d u b l m M Y .a n d M I I .F r e d H . J G H H I M I I l l !" " n 1 l n r n l : T v l r l n n : n f l W i l l ~ l f f ¢ l | ' | 0 0 l ' l .u l l . ~~ family were last Saturday evening visitors nt the John J. Jensen homo west of Blair. Esther Hughes, who is at pres- ent teaching the Summers school west of Blair, has been employed to teach the Cuming City school the coming year. Mr. and Mm Robert Hooks and Mr. and Mrs.Hugh Sutherland, all of this city, spent Sunday aft- ernoon at the Pete llagge homenorthwest of Blair. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Iverson, Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iverson and Martin Johnson of west of Herman, were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Margaret Iverson home. Mrs W.D, Hughes,who was consulting a specialist in Omaha last week fur_ear trouble is no ......,,...-. .......... .......and Pearl and Vera Mae were 'fast Friday evening visitors at the Fred Ray home, north of Blair. Mr. and Mrs. William McCracken of Fremont, and Mrs! Earl Long of Omaha, were dinner guutaon Sunday at the E. E. Epperly home. lllrs. Ralph Carter ol Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs . Hwy Fowler ol Omaha, attended the funeral of Mott Stewart in this city last Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Kolterman and two daughters of Omaha, and Mrs.Anna Kolterman of Blair, were last Sunday afternoon vdslt- ors nt the Carl Kolterman home. Mr. and Mrs. H_ E. Martin of Omaha,were dinner guests and spent the day Sunday at the home of Mrs.Cora Badgerow ol this won first prize and Mrs. Max Bail consolation.The Club will mee Mareh 27 with Mrs. Alfred Reeh. Mr. and Mrs.D. E. Dolan o Oxford, Nebraska,were visitor at the parental,Frank Simpson home,coming in on Friday am retumlng Sunday.Mr.Dolan i superintendent of the schools a Oxford. Mrs. Martin Bertelsen heldopo house last Tudsday afternoon t her many friends, that date bein her birth anniversary.Many z-all ed durlng the afternoon to exten but wishes.The hostess serve delicious refreshments. Milton Anderson, who has bee www at the Sunnyside scho< during the present year,i s l teach the Seventh and Eight t3 e ttr n d vxll r e t u n th is W ¢BKlc itY Mr .es m blunuun.mms ne atn ceMa r tin i s a b r oth e r o f | , ,. _ . --.nl .-.__\r_A...1-_..-..|.| f n v f n v f h n v f r h n f m n n i l . »l r u l e v w l u .u s e m r .n u u e r s u n s 'a v ;. . . . ~ . " . .» . 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"ae newsuffering from nn attack ol pleur- icy the past few days but is some- what improved at this writing. Her daughter. Eleanor, is also the victim of chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jacobsen anddaughter,Alice,Mr.and Mrs. Henry Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. John Hooks and family were Sun' day dinner guests at the H. 0.Hurd home ln Omaha, the ocesdon being Mrs. l{uni'e birthday. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Curtis. ac- A. J. doway-'of Blair were mrtles to a surprise on Mr Herman Anderson,who resides south of inwn.The occasion was Mr. Anderson's birth anniversary Cards and other games occupied the evening Frank Curley has bought a farm over near Des Moines, Iowa. and plans to 'move his family there on Apr. L The Curleys have rented ..-,-N ¢..~...».-...»=.m.es.u wchoirrenderedseveralselections made.Refreshments wer.; served. be brought home from the hos-pital in Oma h 'last Saturday where she has been confined sev- eral weelus.She is feeling much improved.Her slider, Mrs. Anna Jennings ol Qmahs,is staying with her at present. Bev.and Mrs. A.l-`.Newell Mr. Ind Mrs. John T. Gallagher \appropriate speeches were their home to Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Mrs . O s c a r ~ w a s a b le g drove to Lincoln earlv last Satur-dllllllllllod by llr. mi li§i§z~i._A.|?°°£°f¥ 'IIE 'm W" ll°llllli°ll|1|l»r IIIOHIIIII an bln fav SBIR'Hna k dmv tn Omaha last Sun-lum "nt of the month m m wich Mr. and Mrs. D. P. day to take in the sikhte at thel Mn. John Cadet was hostess t.o|Sprecher nndlhelr son, Newell o{\ah: field in the 31:51-n¢;°n_In Lhglthe Busy Bee Club Isnt In-1a.y|o'k1»m>m City,OHL mtuming at tne homellivenlnz. lhrch 18.The nrozrum|Sahuday afternoon. of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Emile.Mrs. Burdlc ls a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Huck. A number of friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Hans P. Christensen of nanh Walker Avenue on lust Wednesday evening,that being Gxdr thirty-filth wedding anniver- au-y_The evening wa spent in'playing cards and at n Lute hour refreshments were served. Abexu- iihll and useful gm presented by lb# guesls will be held in remem~ was on "Local Ashlevemsnt", fol- lowed by n sod!! evening, and de- licious refreshments.The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Ed Raver on Friday afternoon. April 10th. Mrs. R. E. Tllden is enjoying; visit from her sunt,Mn.Emily Fell of Hedrick, lowe who will spend sevenl weeks here.Mrs. Fell arrived Saturdsy with Mr-.and Mrs. Walter Nelson md h m l l y p ! Essex, Iowa, who remlined qver ers mme to Lincoln to take Mr. Spreehefs puents buck for n visit in their home. Ont ol lawn friends and rela- tives who attended the funeral of Lswrenee Johnson of Wsconga, Okls., at the Harold Madsen home Last Sunday eflernoon were:Mr. and Hrs. W. E. Nellse Mr. unclMrs . Pe te r Me lus , MA... Elk~ jar, Hr. Rasmus Larsen, Mrs. kma Slnnmns, all of Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Mmdsen of Lincoln, prions: 31 or as W E D E L I V E R And that means you too,for you are a careful manager, well schooled in the matter of thrift, and yet discriminating enough to demand the best in foodstuffs A saving on qualified products is a real saving which every alert women appreciates. Groceries Breakfast Coffee special per lb..._..,-, - . . , ~Hammer Brand ¢offee, special 3 Ib....~....~..~,.s~._69c 25c Fig Bars, lb........,..,.........__..._.l5c 401: Chocolate Marshmallow Cookies, special, lb-.._...29c Old Hickory Smoked Sdt, 10-Ib. can ......,.........,....-.l.00 Figaro Smokd Salt, ready mixed 10-lb. car\.........-_95c Sugar, Great Western 10-lb. cloth sack.._...,-.............,...,...63c Bob While Toilet Paper, roll. 5c Tea Leaf Siftings, lb_...-._--..30c Paxton Cocoa, 2-Ib. can..,_-._25c O'Cedar Auto Polish, $1.00 special.~ Chickwell Medicated Chick Mash, 10»lb. bag..............60c Roman Meal,package.............35c Pompeian Olive Oil, qt. can......l.50 Betty Ann Bread, 2 loaves..l5c Fruit Jell, 4 packages ~ M e a t s P u r e P o r k L i n k s , p e r ~ ...23c Deckar's Bacon, half or whole W e i n e r s , p e r ~ s t n p , p e r ~ Deckar's Sliced Bacon, lb......._39c B e e f R o a s t , p e r ~ Frost King Flour 48 lb. sack $1.29 Frost King Flour 24 lb.sack 69c »»»nanmunu»i ] .2»a~iwf'~ "' KENNARD NEW$ Am'E,y,D LEAGUE RALLY Rev. and Mrs. E. P~ Boohgr and uve:-al girls drove ,to ArhngwnInst Friday even£ng.b1 attend the§1wor1.h Dengue R¢l_ly at the ethodist church the!!- FAREWELL PARTY 'HLANNED A farewdl pmy has bgen plan- ned for Mrs.Mary Jaco!-sen for Friday dwrnoon at the M. E. church basement.Mrs. Jscobsm has lived on a farm east M' Ken-nard for the past saved -ycara, but hnvingacid her farm, nine in now making ha' home in Blok. I Harold .Lautmp vrem Ax n buineu allen Monday.Mr. and Mn. Ne d vmgwmhi l spent Sud;wi th MIB- Vms fdenh1l's mo , Mrs. Mo r; lllli f- nap.Rev.and Mn. E. P.Boone: were host! to the Methodist elm: at their prmdce hour '£hurf.m'evening.A meh! hour 1'ollf=red the practice period. Mrs. Bob Anderson _gyent \~~dnyu last week at the . E. T-mr'h o m when she had har irnnis removed.John Weaenun of mn aommun» ity and Mins Annie Sehz of Inf- ington, wer¢ "ma in marriage in Omaha last Wednesday.Miss Hilda.Schumnker a n d d r i l l ! ! Qiueller worg Eprrlad the mme folks._Vqid Rasmussen is steadily im- rnvmn Mr. im ln- lnui a Knudnennd .lonmél-ed.tt_¢he W1 H. Hovendick .evening.'was Velma Ruwe wbmmzed 'ma days for Miss Ven. Lamb.'Mus L.umbi| .a gam mx i n um'wmol room zeelmz much DGUI-\' :mer au stuck al the fh. __ mudn were whyad. miter whichdtlidnus reimshmenu ware served. CITY m u u c n .PROCEEDINGS Mann 17, 1931 A mgulu :ne sting of the Bun City Council vu called bo orda at 7:80 P. M. by Mnyor Seewuz, tha laliowimr Councilman :unver- - ' n n u n a u - well!or thelumof$50.00beac- wpud and dnt mold well be con-structed under the supervision of th, Wnber Committee of the Coun~ cil and the Water Commissioner.IOprolla l l ,Hund hl,Jensen.,|MooN. McKay,sd-==i'»Ind Rob~ arts vqdng 'AYE', Thletje being' shunt, the mation ended. The 1ollUl'|l1K billmwen nad: 1 miles northol Arlington, willuse the lanr horn tmdam hitch.Harold French,farming two miles north and one mlle wen of Ornm, will use the five bono md- tlple hi¢¢b-Uwe in the lead and two behind. Charles Thlelfoldt, farming two miles luuth and one mlls we ol Harman on me xrxvd hlzhvmv. lover of nihzn Who,fa be mn, wus Also aomewlmt of z lover ol paradox,who maintained that March was the' must beautiful month ol the yen. The beauty of Manrh is rather la; obvious to the dweller ln dtles. ' You have to get a ny from lnlck Yllla lo wa nde ro ntlnto ths o pe n tnnnfru nvul n.-ann-, Nebraska. Minh 1m nm- Sepwmber we are glad to be adlll nmwcud from t.h¢heat.Every-where the fadd foliage la thfckr and heavy and the sumhlne inloxil Ind dissipated in the depths of lt. But in March there ls not A lea! Ulywhem The bare, nakedform| ol V-he tres l¢and`out black cmd' ny y asuinyt the crystal blue. And' .J i l 3 3; evl l r a n d h i n ~.~.»...=..rlnuzhter of windds,mm s u n -day at the pmentd, W. H. Herv- rwrimk home.Mr. and Mn. Hs uChxiatmsen ol' near Tehmalywere also present.Mr. and Mrs.Ol-imr Thomsenspent the week-end at the paren- hl. E. V. ,Newkirk hong.Hr.and Mn. Ge orn Kiume n were pam: callers at We Rob- ert Rasmussen home Friday ev otd hu been received from llr. and Mrs. Pete Thomsen, who :email moved tn Arnhert, Colo.,that Lily are getting settled in their new home.They report ¢-\\B&Y-M1 h m above.three feet of mow last, week.Mrs. E. V. Newkirk and Miss Helen :did on Mm Oliver Thom- sen and Mrs. Louis Rasmussen on Monday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Bert Marsh,Bill and Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Holstein and family and MissGeorgia lnnis, also Mr. and M11Albert Curtiss and baby of Blair. were Sunday wsitors at the Shan- ley Marsh home.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Knudsen and sons and Mrs Robert Rasmussen and children were Sunday evening callers at the Ed Holstein home.Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rasmussenand children spent Mondny eve- ning with Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Marsh.The Stitch and Chatter Club meets with Mrs.Pete Andersen March 19th. Mr.and Mrs. Dwight Patdckhave moved back w Spiker, hav- xng rented the Nels Petersen farm this year. ,ing .to ,roll call, Enndahl, Jensen Moore. M¢K-\y. Schmidt And Ro~ nts.Absent, Tbietje. The minutes o! the Int ..»4 and nddnuxnod meetings was ~ and approved. The El°.~'\*ie Light cmmiaac ported on the proposition of -- structing lines outside of gh, l~ u m m .After .discussion the ~ lowing an was and Seconded,that the in » » rate to be dnrged o n m m o construction ol hun line be ~~- a¢ 8 pe rce ntm.d.l-hM-L he mi n lmam monthly nh lor energy -= fixed at $2.50 per month.Al Councilman pneseht voting 'AYE' the motipn carried. oved and Seconded,that th~ Ma or appoint a committee o th e Oouncllmen to draft a reso ludon oi cundolnnce on the ale-at of late Councillnan Frank S. Bigelow and present m aame at th~ next meeting for consideration. All Gouncilmen present vntin~ 'AYE', the motion carried.Mayo Stewart appointed McKay, Schmid and Moorg on this Committee. The following offer to purchns~ City Bonds was read: Honorable Mayor & pity Oouncil Gentlemen, I hereby submit you an offe for the Bonds that will be issue~ in Paving District Number Eigh I will take $5000 ol these bonds, more or less, and pay you par fo the same, providing you make th~ interest rate at 4% per cent pe~ annum and wal. the_City stand all expense in connection wi h the is- suance of the same. Respectfully submitted, Eva c. Smith. Moved and Seconded, the above offer be accepted.All Councilman present voting 'AYE', the motion carried.An Ordinance authorizing the issuance 'oi' bonds was introduced by Councilman Jensen and read by the City Clerk Moved by Councilman Schmidt and Seconded by Councilman Jen- sen, that Rule six be suspended and this Ordinance be passed to its second reading.On roll call, Hundalhl, Jensen,Moore, McKay, Schmidt and Roberts voting 'AYE' Thietje being absent,the motion carried. This Ordinance was then read for the second_tirne. Moved by Councilman Schmidt and Seconded by Councilman Jcn~ sen, that Rule dx be again sus- pended and that this Ordinance bc passed to its third reading.On roll call, Hunduhl, Jensen, Moore, McKay, Schmidt and Roberts vot- ing 'AYE',Thietje being absent, the motion carried. This Ordinance was then read for the third time. Moved by Councilman Schmidt and Seconded by Coundlmnn Jen- sen, that this Ordinance be num- bered No. 490, title as read agreed upon,passed and approved and that the same be published all ns required by law.On roll cnll, Hundahl,Moore,McKay,Jenson, Schmidt and Roberts voting 'A EQ Thietje being absent,the motion carried and the Mayor declared the Ordlnunce passed and approv- ed. Mr. H. H. Bmwn submitted anoffertodrillawellandinstall necessary pipe and strainer at the water plant, he also submitted, on behw of Mr. E. C. Archibald, an offer to surge treat this well after the same was drilled. Moved and Seconded, that the offer of H. H.Brown' to drill a 12 inch well at the water plant, to Iumish all labor to install cas- ing and strainer tp bo purchased by tha City for the sum of $495.0~ be accepted, also that the offer o E. C. Archibald to surge treat sue NEW ENGLAND NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vogt of Ken- nard, Elmer and Walter Anderson o f mm,were Sunday afternoon visitors at the Arthur Anderson home. Mrs. Chas.Paulson,Roy and Eddie were Sunday afternoon via-itors at the Louie Frank home inOmaha. Mr. and Mrs: John B.Erlksenand family, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Weber and baby,Mrs.Mary Weber, Maw and Marguente of Blair,Mattie Weber and ByronBartling of Arlington were Sun- day visitors at the Emil Weberhome.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hovendlck and Ivan,Mr. and Mrs.Frank Loftis and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Louie Haven-dick home at Onxm.Mr. and Mrn. George holds andFern,Mr.and Mrs.Ed Fleteher were Wednesday afternoon visit-ors at Grandpa Flet.c.her's. Mr. and Mrs.Earl Thompson and family spent Sunday in Blair at the Neil Thompson home. Mr.and Mrs.Herman Rogertand family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogert and family were Sunday dnner guests at the C. K. Ander- son home at Arlington.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Anderson.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Magilland family and Evelyn Enger helped Melvin Magill celebrate his birth- day Sunday at Art. Magill's. Harold, Mnrdelle and Geraldine hlagill and Evelyn Enger spent Saturday at Wayne. Mesdamea Huit Lowe,MerleAnthony, Robert McConnaha, Otis Yowell,Claude Clements,Lester Schneider. Tom Wakefield,I-'rank Loftis Ind George Loftis and Fern spent Wednesday afternoon at tho Bert laftis home. Mrs, John B. Erieksen was thevictim ol a surprise party Fridayevening when a number of rela- tives and friends came to help her celebrate her birthday.The eve- ning was spent playing pinnehlf-and high tive.A delicious lunch was served by the self-invitedguests. A number of friends helped Wes~ ley Graulieh celebrate his birthday last Sunday evening. Relatives and fnends camo tothe George Loftis home on Friday evening to surprise Miss Fem in honor of birthday which oocurred March 10th.Games,cards and .5 I,|~:w 3»'\. *fvka .W .e»52r~f§' dpxfqfd ~"wi "` _.iii ww ' ws ~ ' \`~( . r H* ,,,» wl-:EN :males ~' h w ~ be lung to sleep.Them ms someml mo t l m- a n n o t é u t u w - B v l »qus¢xmmlm-r c u w n l For dim-hu. md othar infmdla llkacivothh pm vqmbla prepm- dan. Whmnc ooatod tonguu td!deomlpntlonz whenever i.hen'| myin a l nluuhhne ss . Gi lo th hu l §'°' taste : mum love (D an iv.U i l l mln-'wh.hF l ¢ = l u ' l $ n i m ° ° * f l (|>:;:H. OLD DOCTOR'S IDEA IS BIG HELP To I ELDERLY PEGPLE ~s"/ z f ',/- s ~I ' ~~ ,y u r .,1 * W A \/'/ , 7 hxas5§x>f.cuaw¢u madeadh- M7 for which elderly people the ved over p him today! "Jian M pnctice couvanced him¢e were en 'their »»»J'£',"- careless ¢».£Z"$¥ lnntivn.Sa he began a ann-dxfor 3, hug-gm »~f=ggg_; whichNoy°.ye¢would -m»f"I5¥nor ML my hsblt. At lut he found lt.. Over end over he wnxe lt, when he found people billmu, heads:/hy,Md of laril,weak of feverish;lvlthcoated tongue, gm breath, no n or energy.¢ relieved thmost cbldnm msec, md ye: vm: gentle with www. children and elderly people. fl`oda1,thl|nmsh.mou|,el!eo- \ mnns n-xeuei z Eds to rmRlvett Lbr. 5 Coal Co. K. B. Prlndns co. Wm. Slllb°|'Y .mm Reynolds Curlia Ladd Ed Rum J u l W a d :Chu. Curmielmel a x. c - nu n Frank Kiefer h a d Burclnm The Enterprise c. J. Schmidt s seom u mo o ao.uo 6.85 1.95 8.00 8.26 12.W 8.20 L80 2.W e m 37_0q 1 14.12Eckentoth Valve & Mfg. Co.1.40 Crane a oo.10.02 Jensen Wiping Rag Co.35.52 Amdt Snyder Mawr Co.1.60 Blnir Top & Tire 1.00 Vic Nordgreen ms n] c. & N. w. RR. C0.1?8.99: Civ! Cl- we ._15481 will use the combination tlve and dx harm hitch. County Age nt Ge o. mm feds thot a ln-ge number of in-mera wi llu lbe udn gfo rpo we r th a t loveah bent at burden. the hone, as I. source ofhrm rellel.These multiple bi tches are glut-beth: get uequnlnted with them before lt fa £00 nu. l u me n L I G HT Murph hu n bad reputation.I t in a boisterous, riotous, turbulent, windy month.The winter, relue~ tant to lose its grip,fling; the trust and mow and bitfemess ot February far into its successonas lf unwilling thnt we should lorget the harsh treatment that we have just escaped_Yet we once knew »| ........., ...o we mu vnu; sweep uxthe hlllddes, the brownelrthpeep- ing and creeping out from under the fndiug mowdrlfts.You haveto hear the tlnkle and gm-gle of the little rlvdete,led by those I some mowdrllts,and swoeph-|g_ into the Inger streams with the promrlae ol the dissolution of thefrown world.You have to hour the mblm and the blueblxdx and the wuz s purro n, timi d at nm und mutte ri ng, tha n u the dm tlow nn, swelling into n more joyous and confident ehonu. But f-he supreme beauty of March ls the growing light.We have to remember that the sping equinox gives us the sun of the same height as in the later days of September.But what a differ- ence ln the aspect of nature.In \ x au about there are the growingfloods ol light.It Iweepa ln great wave; over the distant hills.I t pmzefrates unbmkeu into every crevice and corner-_It sauna ao Pfrmeata and clari fy md purify the living world.Yes, the glory of March, lta enduring Ind lurprls-lnz ruagnlfloenbe, l|ln its unpar- alleled light. Then, as the month Maps on, there come the red sprlug days. The hus h,steady north wind, shifts into the wurm south, an u damp, dellcate hue steals ove the azure world.Even ln the dt y parks and gardens the buds swell, the erocuses burst, the bluublrds find their way, and before we lmow lt, ihe dubious glory of March has slipped into the showcry loveliness of April.-Ex. m dny a t Co unc il B lu m. Cllllz l ;t§ UPPER Paul Morris d m v :to D u m m,to spend the week-end with h h The x>¢°pla in the Colby oem- munity enlvyed a.chll.l :upper atthe Colby sdxool house ll-lt Sat- unday night.Several from Kan- nanl were guests at the supper.The avulins was apqt ln a sodml way. RAZAAR WELL ATTHNDED The annual bazaar and suppersponsored by the Dorcas Sawing Club was very well attended. The bazaar was held at the Methodst church basement last Saturdayaft:-moan and evening.In the altemoon, the ladies servedlunah- es and from 5:80 till 8:00 u dell- clous di? kf "upper was served. 1-Am: :IL INJURIES Georg: lilclz had n very painful nccideri. lcv!Friday when he st-temptcnl to rrndjust the pole strapon the l\:u:1(-ss of 1| horse he was working.Just as he picked up the strap, the horse llfted his footandpawedhim.breaking bethbones in his right leg just belowthe knee.Dr. Wright was called and he was immediately taken to the Methodist hospital ln Omaha where the bones were set. George expects to be home the latter part of this week but of course will be unable to do anyfam work for some time Miss Alice French entertained several young folks at u party atthe home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. French last Saturday night.Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess andchildren of Omaha, spent Saturday night and Sunday at the A. N. Anderson home.Invitations have been issued for s shower and reception in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kmse on parents.Mrs.Frank Byers was hostato the Ladies Aid Sodety at he ome last Thursday afternoon Several guests were present ln udn Mesdunes Abe Byers, A C.Dee l,Chelan.Whltfoni,HGrhwnandMissMaryCooko.Blah;Refreshments were served after -the budneas meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Menon Ward am Cordnag of Omaha; were Sundag visitors qt the L. E. Ward home Mrs. Nic Fredrelcksen had den tal work A-me 'I'huraday. Chrla Vlndenlev of Herman :as a bumlnosp ealler here Thurs ny-Mra. E. Bluzleu' rctumed to hemhome here Smurouy after havin; spent the winter with her daugh ter,s m.D.H.r w a t Omaha Mrs.Fair and son tyfought hex home.Sunday dinner gumts of Mr. ant Mrs. Arthur Jensen were Mr. am Mrs. Henry Gherk and children oi Fremont. Mr. Ira Lamb went to Greenwood,Nob. to spendrthe week»em1 with his son-in-law and grand children./Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gllssmsn and children and Ted Peterson ol Omaha, spent Sunday with their par- ents,Mr.and Mrs.Nels Peter- s o n .Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rosenbaum entertained several couples at a pinochle party at their home Sat- urday evening. KENNARD RURAL Jorrmcs Mrs.Wm.Cunningham spentWednesday with Mm Pete Knud- sen.Mr. and Mrs. .Christian Ander-son and ghildren visited at the Moved and Seconded, Lhese bills be allowed and that warrants be drawn on the proper funds inpay-ment ol the same.On roll call,Hundahl, Jensen,Moore, McKay,Swmidz and Rubens voting 'AYE',Thietje being absent.the motion BAYER AsEk~iN Is always SAFE Undnrul Trust Shun mm-r r a :;r¢idpli=|| """&?¢"i'l r o u n d s ul Baku P \ | f l W l l | n u n _ ~ : - » : m z ' » ' ¢ f - » = = , , . , . n'rm SIP#ummm e » . m uTMn m n s. 1. nv. §'nm s...,..».nus=.1.:.'°a..,.' o l uu on mm ul P~ ~;,,.<#..-2::='- s \( n hn v ) Iv uwnmnuAnna mmm ¢ nn wwwA u n g ltlnllz c»'rm :mn-mn 'rw-ma (inTIM Bodum Comgmr2. 1. duP\ml dl nmihw.Emma man Domain!Gmml Dxtxlu °°====fgmlnldrnlllunq umum nm:Nl(l47lll\Banu;camp-nv¥L'3 rl-m§f"x n.Z$\'{ camvuv ¥§i¥'§'.1°E{f$' »€f..|énwhxmll Elec. ew:-r.1v"f°¥vwxw-xw 00. Mo o dy ' | ~_ ! 'a n | a \ | u Hansen av M ehrens vim Building BL/\|}1_ NEB. 3 0 Leading S€ocks in one investment in Universa| Trust Shares r o v l | e D 1. Safety of Priudplla 2. Large Distribution; 3. Rudy Mu-kcxabiliry; 4 . Opno xtuni ry fo r Ap- pre cuuo n. 5. Taxation Advantages: 6. Splendid Collateral; 7; Grat Convenience; 84 Freedom from Wcttye 9. Participation in Prog- teas. meng. Issued under tb:unq ue Brown-Carpmter P an. We will ba glad to :md we mmplefe information. Meukln mallet, :bout S pa | 8 3 10 . A L o ng-Te rm Invest caméd Moved and Seconded, this meet irlg be adjourned present votinS carried. Attest:C. E. Krause, City Clerk J. Harold Slewart, Economics and Business Economln don not necessarilyconcernmelt with teaching menhaw to become rlch; lt represent:the lneory of buulnen,and hull-neu repreaenu the theory of eco-nomlcs.Thu primary neqnlnlte otl good huslnesl mln is ta muster the detailed neu whlch concernhis own Individual openuonlg the primary requisite of | good econ~ omllt 1| to muster me nnarml prln-dples baud on buninen facts. MULTIPL E HITCH lowers of lmlfaflons ENUINE Blyrr Azpirin,the,gud doctors praeribe and millions ol usen have pmven nie fofmnne| t.hm _yean,can emily beldmui ed the name Bayer and thewondgenuineunbove.1 ... .|nEMoNs'rnA1~1oNs Genume B Almnn L. "fe mdllrexnlwa'EZ na me . I thut he ' '|~\..»... ~...m..|- \.:»..|.. ,x.....;....»..."PQ mdoruement of PhY|\'| tions for plowing, disking and har- rowing, have been arranged for by County Agent Geo. Bates of Blair thi s s pri ng.No d e fi n ite dates c an be se t o n ac c ou nt o f wea th er c o n- di ti on s, h owever , as s oo n as fie ld wo r k begins th e mu lti p le hi tr he s c a n b e see n in o pe ra ti on a t t h e fo llo wi n g f a r ms : .| TR Y Mhcallnolulrd, |boui$:Wuhan .. U n i t e d S t a t e s m u l G m !a nWha ul ! El ec . I:L .r.°'{=v"f\ v<»1 mm Ou. Mwdfnnliouzpelt wdaho nv 1 l l 1 I .4 |.»doesnwdepna 1 heart.N harmfulaim-drecu follovsltune. o Ba ~Asplrininthqunivesnlmti- I l l .a Hansen av M ehrens vim Building BL/\|}1_ NEB. Hadnchu NeuritinColdnNeuraldaSort Thmc LumbagoRheumatinnToothsche AspirinI l t h e ~ o f B a y s Clyde Larsen,farming seven ollalicylicnczld. tions for plowing, disking and har- rowing, have been arranged for by County Agent Geo. Bates of Blair thi s s pri ng.No d e fi n ite dates c an be se t o n ac c ou nt o f wea th er c o n- di ti on s, h owever , as s oo n as fie ld wo r k begins th e mu lti p le hi tr he s c a n b e see n in o pe ra ti on a t t h e fo llo wi n g f a r ms : .| TR Y Mhcallnolulrd, |boui$:Wuhan .. U n i t e d S t a t e s m u l G m !a nWha ul ! El ec . I:L .r.°'{=v"f\ v<»1 mm Ou. Mwdfnnliouzpelt wdaho nv 1 l l 1 I .4 |.»doesnwdepna 1 heart.N harmfulaim-drecu follovsltune. o Ba ~Asplrininthqunivesnlmti- I l l .a Hansen av M ehrens vim Building BL/\|}1_ NEB. Hadnchu NeuritinColdnNeuraldaSort Thmc LumbagoRheumatinnToothsche AspirinI l t h e ~ o f B a y s Clyde Larsen,farming seven ollalicylicnczld. tions for plowing, disking and har- rowing, have been arranged for by County Agent Geo. Bates of Blair thi s s pri ng.No d e fi n ite dates c an be se t o n ac c ou nt o f wea th er c o n- di ti on s, h owever , as s oo n as fie ld wo r k begins th e mu lti p le hi tr he s c a n b e see n in o pe ra ti on a t t h e fo llo wi n g f a r ms : .| TR Y Mhcallnolulrd, |boui$:Wuhan .. U n i t e d S t a t e s m u l G m !a nWha ul ! El ec . I:L .r.°'{=v"f\ v<»1 mm Ou. Mwdfnnliouzpelt wdaho nv 1 l l 1 I .4 |.»doesnwdepna 1 heart.N harmfulaim-drecu follovsltune. o Ba ~Asplrininthqunivesnlmti- I l l .a Hansen av M ehrens vim Building BL/\|}1_ NEB. Hadnchu NeuritinColdnNeuraldaSort Thmc LumbagoRheumatinnToothsche AspirinI l t h e ~ o f B a y s Clyde Larsen,farming seven ollalicylicnczld. \ hall ic' Benningtdn Rev. E. P. Uooher took the fol- lowing girls to Blair lust Saturday afternoon to attend a missionarytea:Misses Berdlnu and Nadine Booher,Florence Hall,Jeanette Hedelund and Ruth Jenkins. Mr. and Mrs.A. A. Kronbergvisited with relatives in Omaha onSunday. Mr. ahd Mrs. T. J. Wright drove up from Kansas last Wednesday for a few days vlslt with their sonand daughter-ln-law, Dr. and Mrs.W. E. Wright and sons.Robert Andreasen drove to Oma-ha Tuesday morning to bring his daughter nnd granddaughter out to spend we day. children and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kempcke were Sunday visitors at the Gus Kronbe home. evening.Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gottsch, Jr., Harold Misfeldt, Erma Jeppersonand Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall were Thursday evening visitors at the Chas. Misfeldt home._Mr. and Mrs. Seth Whlted ws- itcd in Omaha. Sunday aftemoon. Verna Knudsen,Helen,Ellen and Bud Misfeldt visited at theChas. Misfeldt home Sunday aft- ernoon.Evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Knudsen. Mr. and Mrs.Louis Goreham,Leonard and Darlene and Mr. andMrs. Henry Arp. Jr. and BernettewereSunday visitors at the Frank Gasaer home.Mrs. Babe Ryan spent Saturday home. M r .a n d M r s .F r e d F r e n c h a n a n d S u n d a y a t t h e W m .K u h r lMrs.Ed Ma dcsen of Blair,was u business caller at the Lant- rup home Monday. Mrs. Jim Rceh and Edith French drove down from 'Schuyler Mon-day to visit their futher,Reese French. Mr.and Mrs.Wilbur Hall of Wayne, visited friends here Sun-day.Harry Rosenbaum 'of Wahoo, spent the weekend with his par- ents,Mr.and Mrs.Buck Rosen- baum. Mr.and Mrs. Nels L.Nelsenwere week-end visitors at the W.B. Rosenbaum home. Miss Grace Swihart. who is intraining at the Nicholas Senn hos- pital, spent the week-end with herparents, Mr.and Mrs Bert Swi- hart. Mr. and Mrs.George Hedelund and Jeanette and Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Blsco drove to Fremont Satur-da night.i m C. B. Hansen came over from Blair last Wedesday to spend the day vdth her daughters, Mrs. Robert Andreasen and Mrs.Ray Casey.Mrs. E. O. Fairchild will enter-tain the M. E. ladies' Aid at her home in the country on Thursday, Marsh 26.Mr.and Mrs. Buck Rosenbaumentertained at four tables of pin-ocble at their home last Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Rosen- baum'a birthday.The following were present to enjoy the evening:Messrs.and Mesdames HenryMiller and children, Clyde E. Ros-enbaum and children,ShermanAnderson and children, Pete Lar- son and children, Otto Gottmb and Marilyn, Mrs. Cawerins Jap andFd, Mr. Auguot Jenn. Lora, l5mor, mm-y and August.At a late hours delicious lunch was served afterwhich the guestmdeparted wishing Mrs. Rosenbaum'many more happy birthdays. Elmer Wright recently purchas-ed a 320 acre farm located about four miles southeast of Calhoun. Chester Rosenbaum.C. L. Rosen- baum will move onto the farmthe latter part of this week and he and Chester will farm the land.Rev. C. C. Wilson, district sup-erintendent of the Omaha district,preached a very interesting sennsn at tha M. E. church last Sunday. Quarterly conference was held im- mediately following the sewieea. Services were held at the Luth-eran church last Sunday eveningwhen Rev.Hans Nelsen of Blair, preached an inspiring sermon. Mrs.Chris Zaiger has been quite lll at her home the p u t W A S HI NGTON NE W S Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tietgen andfamily and Ben Tietgen spent lastSunday evening at the Otto Voss home._Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kmep arethe proud parents of a baby boy born Thursday.Mr. and Mrs.George Bergman and Bobbie and Mrs. Kerstetterand Edwin wigodinner guests atthe Glen .leffe .n home Sunday. w.B.Jefferson received word Saturday night,'of the death of his sister,Mrs.George Ratt ofCasey, Iowa.Mr. and Mrs. Jef-ferson and Mr.and Mrs.A.C. Sunds left Sunday to attend the funeral.,Pete Petersen of Omaha, was a business caller here Monday. Mr. and Mm Hans Bnesch and daughter,Mr. and Mrs.Martin Sunds and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Matzen spent Thursdayevening at the Alben Sunda home. Mr.and Mrs. W.B.Jefferson vnlsited friends in Valley Thurs- day evening.Mr.and Mrs.F.Grimm of Sidney, lowa visited at the Frank lsham home several days last week.Howard Christensen,Ben 'Piet-gen,Reynold Ulmer and Bill Stender drove to Millard Sunday aftemoon.Mrs. Rosacker ia quita sick atthis writing.Mrs.I-'mar r vim/ea herdaughter, Mrs. Peet: Monday.Mr.and Mrs. W. B. Jefferson and Mr.and Mm A.C.SundsspentSaturdayeveningat th: Glen Jefferson home helping MinGwendolyncelebrateboradxtl hmsdsy.1Mn. Kentetter and Edwin vis ited at the Geoflle Bergmanhomc Saturday.3 Mr.and Mrs.Gudes Misfeldl m the parents of a baby girl bonlast Monday.~Mrs. W. B. Jefferson spent Tues day afternoon wif-h Mrs. Kerstetl Mr.and Mrs. Art Temperle; paid a short vlait at the BelGottech home Tuesday.Mrs. Martin Suads and dough ter were ailing on Mn. Rosackei Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Glendenning visited at the Fred Ramsar hom1last Sunday.i Mrs.Rosenkildelspent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ole Lsr sen.1Ole Larsen, wbo'ha.a been on thl dck list for some time is muclimproved. Mr. Wright hasleased the farm _ter. week.Her mother.Mrs. J.C.srmnn HAPPENINGS u l sum 465 Ensuuma Save 3 Cents d a n n y U s i n g - - 4 Shell 400 Gasoline The Gasoline with the ' A N T I - K N Q C K V A L U E at the R E G U L A R P R I C E 'A Will work Perfectly in 70% of all Cars Nebraska-Iowa 0il Company LAIR --1 7 NEBRASK n i ! Jensen and brother. Walter Jennenm d wlle were ulle d from Aud- ubon,Iowl.The b non born Wednesday night di Thursday Ind was tlken ta lawn fm' bnrhl. Hrs.Clyde Hansen md l i n . |~Misa Gladys Holstein helped Mrs. Mu:Cnmemn entertain theIndia' Club 'Thursday lffemoon. Min Edith Hovondiak of omnn,mm. tha wesk-cbd with homo -f C275/'icA,}£~|'é:.'...':;ra°"s";:.~ lC A S T O R I A ~s< `2~''~ . ~~.L¢:iM »f ».;, f,a n n u m : .{ ,>?, IL, I - ' I ' b | ~Blair, Nebraska, March w. um P u n m m NEWS returned the lut of Adzona where he inter with relatives. R.Gray,John An- and Chris Korshaj I Mrs. Eilis at her~! wwn Wednewday .boat la. wqck haugh, Addlaide Miller, I.eolaJen-sen and Dorothy Hom;CoachMarcusKgoger,lendell McCon- ments,~e Ha moc ,~ -.hater S~ker Fred B E N C H N O TE S Mr. and Mrs. George Oiinger andRuthandMr.and Mn.Albert'I-Iansen.u\d Gwendolyn of Module, ssa ia the H. E. Ladies Aid Wed~na da l lyKerman at the wnrch.Ihah one present rapunded wnollall with in Iris h ja ke.A s hun gnusical program wu§ given includ- Mr.and Mrs.A l f ~Hansenand children spent Sunday after- noon visiting at tha Robert Wid~ ener hbma. |||I ic al r e a d i n g b y M~ . H. J . Gr o ve . M r .a n d H r s .H e n r y C l o s e r e - c g i v e d w o r d r e c e n t l y o f t h e m a r - Y 1 8 ~|. |-~.l or~~ec er,a s o o ~yLi r a. A dr i an J . E d r a n d a mu s - "~| r |~ T lunar |\ ~, ~* "W =F""¢,3 1 ?n ' a v ' ben of the basketball wnm and their cvavih at dinner at \.he&!'home.Ea¢h were asked to bringayoung I dy.Th.; member; nl the tegm and guests. attending were Mis Marjorie Godney, Marion Reid,Doris linrrlnon,Gretchen Gnmmel,_Ramonu Crum# PUT A. Ln'rl.1~: BIT m m mYOUR SAINT PA'l'RlCK'S DAY DINNER. u - ..\u n s ~ .Mrs.H2336 at the Brud~ltonschool while me in. staying at th!hospital with har son. l »i » afsweetfor thedsydfputeurized dates are stuffed with cut marsh- mallows,the cut or ddry side ean be put hr; cut.Mins Ger- ~Ralph W. Ma~tson of South B E N C H N O TE S Mr. and Mrs. George Oiinger andRuthandMr.and Mn.Albert'I-Iansen.u\d Gwendolyn of Module,Iowa were SM; dinner gmgu atMr. Ind Mn. T Olinger. Mr.and M m Alfred Hansennnd children spent Sunday after- noon vixidng at ihe Robert Wid-ener home. haugh, Addlaide Miller, l.eolaJen-sen and Dorothy Hom;CoachMarcusKroger,Wendell McCon- naha, Marion boftis, Vemun Cle- ments,1 9 Hancock,Kermeth Wachter,Chester Spiker,F r d Wittig ond' Philip Cooper. Mr_ and Mrs. L. A. Woodward spent Sun y i n Omaha, visiting at the Albert Woodwlrd » home.Jacqueline l and Ann Woodwind,who spent the week-end here, went/home with them.Mr. andiMni. Ed Olmn had ns dinner gueeta Sdnday, Mn. Mu-tha Olson; CLIN. Carl and Fredand Mr. Wggo Petersen of Blair.Alterman lguezta were Mr. and Mrs. Ned Curtis of Dana College, 'slam Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis 'and baby nnd~ Hinz Curtis, all oiAudibon,Iowa and Misa Helen Tripleltt.Q t m new A eon wasat the Legion March 17, voselect students to enter the dstrictcontest at Blair later in the month.There are only entries in the dramatic and humorous class hero this year.Mr_nndf Mrs.Don Holliday ol Nickersomuwere callers Sunday at the J. M. Brewster home.Sunday, lhlarch 15 was t.he wed~ ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.Harry Cooper.In honor of the event, they. invited a few relatives and friends in, Saturday eve '.'They were enienained with .QR and visiting and treated to lovely refreshments.Mrs. Martha Olson observed her aeventy~se¢ond birth anniversaryFriday, March 13 by keeping openhouse.The following guests spent the afwmoon with her:M m charlvnrl them.'They will resideon the Broderson farm.1 Mr. and Mn. Clifford Ray vla-ited at the Harry Smith home onThursday evening. Mrf and Mrs. Chex Sutton and Neil spent Thursday evening at the E. C. Lippincott home. Mr. and 'Mrs. Noah Marsh and two children of Tekamah,Mrs.(Ha n'-s e lu and Mrs. l-lunler of Oma vidted at the Charles I-Imk home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mn. Harry Smith and Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Smith were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andMrs. James Sylvia of Fremont.The Bench Community Club met Thursday afwmoon with Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Floyd Smith mwlywedl and the groom*s plr»ents enjoyed a wedding supper attha--hhmsfd the hrldefan pandas the uma evedng and Inu:a and Mrs. Chrii Jensen md dxildren and Mi.anti' Mn.Louie Méntks and childrenmll called atthe hbhhof Mr. nndMn. Ted Ollnger on§g°d»=~<1;v evening to see the new by gh' . Mn and Mrs.Andrew Svend~ glardand children visited at theJamsBlomkerghomeSunday moon.Mr: and Uh. Gu Mench andfamilyw e n ! S u n d a y ~of Hr. a nd'm1. Inule m Clnrkbon Husk and Mlss'Vlvn McGowan were married at » ----- Bllitfl, léwar Wédnesdny dfemoon Lloyd Hunk and Mila Ve n Mo- ssa ia the H. E. Ladies Aid Wed~na da l lyKerman at the wnrch.Ihah one present rapunded wnollall with in Iris h ja ke.A s hun gnusical program wu§ given includ- calved s brokemlimb Fddnyxdb-emoou when lm Inll from the hay loft.He was taknn to 0mAlulm» mediately to tha Cavammt.hon-pitll.He is getting along as well.ag can be erpeamd and ill bebrought hom: ls soon as the limbca n be put hr: cut.Misa Gar- trude Warrick la auhltlmtlug !or. Mxa.Hagge a t the Brndenon school while shs is staying at th!hoxplul with her son. ical reading by M~. H. J. Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Close re~ceivnd word reeently of the mar- riage of their daughter, Miss Ruth to Ralph W. Mattson ol South Pasadena, jlalif.They plan on s honeymoon trip in May a nd willvisit here.Mr.and Mrs. Major Ormsby, who have been here the past month at their farm, le!t Sshmiay fortheir home in Cuper.. Misa Besse Rose Pitt of Fre- mont, spoke before the Pue nt-Tescher Ass'u. here Tuesday eve-ning.The meeling was hed at gg;igh sehhzol bmilgingugnd was argent ld so ar 's v w-mll Flws talk on "'n=. Child and Its Rightfd Heritage" was inter- esting.The pupils of the (int and second grades,aimwa by the irtescher,Misa Fsnehcm 'Dimmer-man, lumlabed the musical num-bers and Rev. H. Grusmueck guve the prayer.The pres., Mrs. H. C.McClellan presided over the bus- iness meeting, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Webb andMr. and Mrs. Waller Echtenknmp and children spent Sunday at the B. F. Cook home in Fremont. Mrs. Drusilla McCann of Omaha visited at the home of Mr. andMrs.Ieslie Peterson the latter part of last week.The annual high school declam- ntory was hdd Saturday evening.In the oratorical division Ralph Peterson won first, Barbara Mas-tick,second;in the extemporan- eous, Margaret Pfeiffer was first,Edward Dolan,second;in the Dramatic, Mudel Plugge was first, Rachel McClellan, second;in the humorous, Rupert Peters was firstandCatherineWinset,second. PUT A. Lrrru: BIT m m mYOUR SAINT PA'l'RlCK'S DAY DINNER. "It seems there were two Irish- mzn,Pet a nd Mike"-and when \'-hw KW tagetha, they dehnhd Saint Patrlek's Day!Just as ws all cdebrate the date, set aside u Munch nu, so the story mm be- cause some thought. tha good Slim was born on Um eiédh and some on the ninth.A day lo r putti n and pleasant events, and weain' 0' the green, whether your "mmm: and fsyther ue Oirish or mt!" Anythi ng s oo d ana me m my be eaten on Saint Patzick's Dly but it's nice tu nerve mmething g t ; "m¢¢§;n¢ lhmmvck-shaped, and something very Irish!First, thezdn "Mm'ph7s"--potsr toes, of course.What bettenhing m dn than to cook them 0'Brien, first frying them in a bland corn oil which turns them just p perly crisp and brown and than ng Diem with spicy onion and bril- lbmt strips of canned pimenw? .Potatoes 0'Bri¢n One qt.pared, cubed, raw po- zames,mc a nd Pepper,2 nbsps. onion, 1 (395 oz.) can pimenbos, 2 tbsps, chopped green pepper, com oil.The patatoes should be cut in hal!-inch\ cubes.Put them in a trying basket and immerse in corn oil heated to 350 degrees F.or until it will bmvm a bit of bread in vue minuw.Drain, dust with salt and pepper and add Lhe green peppers,pimintoes and minced ~.l or~~ec er,a s o o ~yLi r a. A dr i an J . E d r a n d a mu s - #_ _, ; ¢ ?I a -'\|\'~ '26 ln \\~~es 3 ?:~51k35*Fi ' F - --_i g #i n ben of the basketball wnm and their cvavih at dinner at \.he&!'home.Ea¢h were asked to bringayoung I dy.Th.; member; nl the tegm and guests. attending were Mis Marjorie Godney, Marion Reid,Doris linrrlnon,Gretchen Gnmmel,_Ramonu Crum# Ofitlulll |.Prsynm The word w o w m a ha s" u w t h v o l w l n d l d v m a » m ~ pa ln n 2 _ 4 W o rk nf lh n hla or y Accord ing to | lur ny by Jonphw. Bon, professor of lndullrhl ou- |1neortn|nr New York univar- lify .h would require l2.000.00(l.~000 servants to da the work that machinery perform:each day In t h e U n l n a m me ;n \ | e m mn o d th at fo r e ver y man,woman an d child tn this country lhera ll gen- eme a p o we r eq u a l lu th a t o f 1 0 0 d u e s .- a£sweetfor t.hedny,ifpu¢,emizd dates are :hailed with cut marsh- mallmvs,tha cut ur sticky side sprinkled with Nw green ;..'". and s Huy Dag- of Erin perched vu mp,No such eelebnimx woudd be compld¢ withmlrt mation of the Blarney Stone, whirl! is mpposod In give kuhmzn their gm _of lllbterv-Blarney m m or no uhm, stone , you will like thas m n m 4 * Iri s h Ki na Omaha !! mp (56 lb.)pa nnt buick, I5 pkg. padeurind dai"- % cup pomlnmd sugar,2 eggwhius unbeaten.Stir |11 ingred~ ia n bv gv tha hznbnwlumti lthe y an Qnumghly hlend.ed_Dmp the uxhdmra by talspandnls on a wall- oi kd baking sheet or invzrmd dripping pan.Bxke in a modatle oven (850 F.)lor 15 minuiea. Mnkes'18 khan. Park wish Sweei Pn mn u and Apples This is unusually good and aff tractive to serve as a plate lunch- eau.One pound of pork chop.; or alice of fresh ham, 2% cups of milk (or 1 water and 1% condemed milk), 1%teaspoons salt,56 tenspoon. pepper,1 pound of sweet pota- toes,peeled and quartered,8 apples, peeled and cored,8 tea~spoons ol seeded raisins, 8 table- spoons nl sugar,2 teaspoons of cinnamon( or to taste), B marsh- FIELD FEEDS Get our pries on Alf- alfa and Sweet Clqver B E N C H N O TE S Mr. and Mrs. George Oiinger andRuthandMr.and Mn.Albert'I-Iansen.u\d Gwendolyn of Module,Iowa were SM; dinner gmgu atMr. Ind Mn. T Olinger. Mr.and M m Alfred Hansennnd children spent Sunday after- noon vixidng at ihe Robert Wid-ener home. haugh, Addlaide Miller, l.eolaJen-sen and Dorothy Hom;CoachMarcusKroger,Wendell McCon- naha, Marion boftis, Vemun Cle- ments,1 9 Hancock,Kermeth Wachter,Chester Spiker,F r d Wittig ond' Philip Cooper. Mr_ and Mrs. L. A. Woodward spent Sun y i n Omaha, visiting at the Albert Woodwlrd » home.Jacqueline l and Ann Woodwind,who spent the week-end here, went/home with them.Mr. andiMni. Ed Olmn had ns dinner gueeta Sdnday, Mn. Mu-tha Olson; CLIN. Carl and Fredand Mr. Wggo Petersen of Blair.Alterman lguezta were Mr. and Mrs. Ned Curtis of Dana College, 'slam Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curtis 'and baby nnd~ Hinz Curtis, all oiAudibon,Iowa and Misa Helen Tripleltt.Q t m new A eon wasat the Legion March 17, voselect students to enter the dstrictcontest at Blair later in the month.There are only entries in the dramatic and humorous class hero this year.Mr_nndf Mrs.Don Holliday ol Nickersomuwere callers Sunday at the J. M. Brewster home.Sunday, lhlarch 15 was t.he wed~ ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.Harry Cooper.In honor of the event, they. invited a few relatives and friends in, Saturday eve '.'They were enienained with .QR and visiting and treated to lovely refreshments.Mrs. Martha Olson observed her aeventy~se¢ond birth anniversaryFriday, March 13 by keeping openhouse.The following guests spent the afwmoon with her:M m charlvnrl them.'They will resideon the Broderson farm.1 Mr. and Mn. Clifford Ray vla-ited at the Harry Smith home onThursday evening. Mrf and Mrs. Chex Sutton and Neil spent Thursday evening at the E. C. Lippincott home. Mr. and 'Mrs. Noah Marsh and two children of Tekamah,Mrs.(Ha n'-s e lu and Mrs. l-lunler of Oma vidted at the Charles I-Imk home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mn. Harry Smith and Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Smith were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andMrs. James Sylvia of Fremont.The Bench Community Club met Thursday afwmoon with Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Floyd Smith mwlywedl and the groom*s plr»ents enjoyed a wedding supper attha--hhmsfd the hrldefan pandas the uma evedng and Inu:a and Mrs. Chrii Jensen md dxildren and Mi.anti' Mn.Louie Méntks and childrenmll called atthe hbhhof Mr. nndMn. Ted Ollnger on§g°d»=~<1;v evening to see the new by gh' . Mn and Mrs.Andrew Svend~ glardand children visited at theJamsBlomkerghomeSunday moon.Mr: and Uh. Gu Mench andfamilyw e n ! S u n d a y ~of Hr. a nd'm1. Inule m Clnrkbon Husk and Mlss'Vlvn McGowan were married at » ----- Bllitfl, léwar Wédnesdny dfemoon Lloyd Hunk and Mila Ve n Mo- ssa ia the H. E. Ladies Aid Wed~na da l lyKerman at the wnrch.Ihah one present rapunded wnollall with in Iris h ja ke.A s hun gnusical program wu§ given includ- calved s brokemlimb Fddnyxdb-emoou when lm Inll from the hay loft.He was taknn to 0mAlulm» mediately to tha Cavammt.hon-pitll.He is getting along as well.ag can be erpeamd and ill bebrought hom: ls soon as the limbca n be put hr: cut.Misa Gar- trude Warrick la auhltlmtlug !or. Mxa.Hagge a t the Brndenon school while shs is staying at th!hoxplul with her son. ical reading by M~. H. J. Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Close re~ceivnd word reeently of the mar- riage of their daughter, Miss Ruth to Ralph W. Mattson ol South Pasadena, jlalif.They plan on s honeymoon trip in May a nd willvisit here.Mr.and Mrs. Major Ormsby, who have been here the past month at their farm, le!t Sshmiay fortheir home in Cuper.. Misa Besse Rose Pitt of Fre- mont, spoke before the Pue nt-Tescher Ass'u. here Tuesday eve-ning.The meeling was hed at gg;igh sehhzol bmilgingugnd was argent ld so ar 's v w-mll Flws talk on "'n=. Child and Its Rightfd Heritage" was inter- esting.The pupils of the (int and second grades,aimwa by the irtescher,Misa Fsnehcm 'Dimmer-man, lumlabed the musical num-bers and Rev. H. Grusmueck guve the prayer.The pres., Mrs. H. C.McClellan presided over the bus- iness meeting, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Webb andMr. and Mrs. Waller Echtenknmp and children spent Sunday at the B. F. Cook home in Fremont. Mrs. Drusilla McCann of Omaha visited at the home of Mr. andMrs.Ieslie Peterson the latter part of last week.The annual high school declam- ntory was hdd Saturday evening.In the oratorical division Ralph Peterson won first, Barbara Mas-tick,second;in the extemporan- eous, Margaret Pfeiffer was first,Edward Dolan,second;in the Dramatic, Mudel Plugge was first, Rachel McClellan, second;in the humorous, Rupert Peters was firstandCatherineWinset,second. PUT A. Lrrru: BIT m m mYOUR SAINT PA'l'RlCK'S DAY DINNER. "It seems there were two Irish- mzn,Pet a nd Mike"-and when \'-hw KW tagetha, they dehnhd Saint Patrlek's Day!Just as ws all cdebrate the date, set aside u Munch nu, so the story mm be- cause some thought. tha good Slim was born on Um eiédh and some on the ninth.A day lo r putti n and pleasant events, and weain' 0' the green, whether your "mmm: and fsyther ue Oirish or mt!" Anythi ng s oo d ana me m my be eaten on Saint Patzick's Dly but it's nice tu nerve mmething g t ; "m¢¢§;n¢ lhmmvck-shaped, and something very Irish!First, thezdn "Mm'ph7s"--potsr toes, of course.What bettenhing m dn than to cook them 0'Brien, first frying them in a bland corn oil which turns them just p perly crisp and brown and than ng Diem with spicy onion and bril- lbmt strips of canned pimenw? .Potatoes 0'Bri¢n One qt.pared, cubed, raw po- zames,mc a nd Pepper,2 nbsps. onion, 1 (395 oz.) can pimenbos, 2 tbsps, chopped green pepper, com oil.The patatoes should be cut in hal!-inch\ cubes.Put them in a trying basket and immerse in corn oil heated to 350 degrees F.or until it will bmvm a bit of bread in vue minuw.Drain, dust with salt and pepper and add Lhe green peppers,pimintoes and minced ~.l or~~ec er,a s o o ~y_L i r a . A d r i a n J . E d ~ r a n d a m u s - #_ _, ; ¢ ?I a -'\|\'~ '26 ln \\~~es 3 ?:~51k35*Fi ' | - i - --_i g #i n ben of the basketball wnm and their cvavih at dinner at \.he&!'home.Ea¢h were asked to bringayoung I dy.Th.; member; nl the tegm and guests. attending were Mis Marjorie Godney, Marion Reid,Doris linrrlnon,Gretchen Gnmmel,_Ramonu Crum# Ofitlulll |.Prsynm The word w o w m a ha s" u w t h v o l w l n d l d v m a » m ~ pa ln n W o rk nf lh n hla or y Accord ing to | lur ny by Jonphw. Bon, professor of lndullrhl ou- |1neortn|nr New York univar- lify .h would require l2.000.00(l.~000 servants to da the work that machinery perform:each day In t h e U n l n a m me ;n \ | e m mn o d th at fo r e ver y man,woman an d child tn this country lhera ll gen- eme a p o we r eq u a l lu th a t o f 1 0 0 d u e s .- a£sweetfor t.hedny,ifpu¢,emizd dates are :hailed with cut marsh- mallmvs,tha cut ur sticky side sprinkled with Nw green ;..'". and s Huy Dag- of Erin perched vu mp,No such eelebnimx woudd be compld¢ withmlrt mation of the Blarney Stone, whirl! is mpposod In give kuhmzn their gm _of lllbterv-Blarney m m or no uhm, stone , you will like thas m n m 4 * Iri s h Ki na Omaha !! mp (56 lb.)pa nnt buick, I5 pkg. padeurind dai"- % cup pomlnmd sugar,2 eggwhius unbeaten.Stir |11 ingred~ ia n bv gv tha hznbnwlumti lthe y an Qnumghly hlend.ed_Dmp the uxhdmra by talspandnls on a wall- oi kd baking sheet or invzrmd dripping pan.Bxke in a modatle oven (850 F.)lor 15 minuiea. Mnkes'18 khan. Park wish Sweei Pn mn u and Apples This is unusually good and aff tractive to serve as a plate lunch- eau.One pound of pork chop.; or alice of fresh ham, 2% cups of milk (or 1 water and 1% condemed milk), 1%teaspoons salt,56 tenspoon. pepper,1 pound of sweet pota- toes,peeled and quartered,8 apples, peeled and cored,8 tea~spoons ol seeded raisins, 8 table- spoons nl sugar,2 teaspoons of cinnamon( or to taste), B marsh- FIELD FEEDISGet our paée. o alfa and §weet b<~di egwm wl l r k a .trh mast. of 1 lu r n o o n m dhe ve r dn g a t t h e E .C., Li p pi n c o tt omc .~~L Mr . a n d M n . A lf r n l W n n u n n n r l a ~ Rm.r ¥..T Mnrnn and Charlet¢r . . .-. . "_. - - - _ .. . . . . - ._. . _L a mb o f B la i r , we n He r ma n c a ll ern Wednesday . Th e g u i ld wi ll h o ld th e i r we e k ly m e e t i n g w i t h M n .C1165 Han sen. Carrol LUW e drove to Mend. Neb Sa tu rd a y , f o r a vis i t a t th e le s tm Sc hneider home. Th e a u xi li a r y me t Tu e s d a y a f t e m o u n i n reg ular session at the lzudl.F i ve n e w me mb er s wi ll b e in itia te d in to the o rd er . Ben W es t has b ee n c on fi ne d bt hi s h ome s in c e Thu rs d ay wi th th : pre va ilin g ep id emi c , the g rlpp e. Mr. and Mrs. J esse W ebster unc c hildre n s pen t S und al? at t h e F a ; W e b me r home, near ekamah. f=".=s°=.:-:~:.2'em°',;._e~£-5. Weakness I.-...m u m . q w v u , ". m uhh lldz e n we r e di nn er e m Sun-f l y a t t h e E . G J li p p g e o tt h mm . .Mr.Will Bnmmn of Uaklmd, wu a . c aller nt.thbChule a Klub .rx..man. '"'»'2,°'. § ' M Slab ~ a n d M n . ~d i . l s , l o w u m d l l x s .M u ~ y M n n n o l x w o o d l é m ,I c w a w e r e dlnnex g u a | t s F r l d A y u ! M r . a m l M n . T e d Olln ge x. m ' G i t \ i n ¢ U u N i ' : l H-¢h;g;;~.l 4 - 5 J '. n u m ! ! ! o r umlnl. du n to tun nsu n.|m u n a asal B lld lo r Ir r i tati o n .u m 1unu n y o u fe el u re a. d op ra ne dma x tr y th e C h u : ' r u nm b h l l n l t u t l d r a u h d n th r u. n u n 1s mlnue u.u m #e u m m n u fo r rn ld an d l u n n o -m u n u r z n v n u g g l u x u r o -n u m a n U r d u ly . u n au r ¢ h than.-d G u n n t a e .Mu n q u i c k lyas eonAl|¢lon|6l!mDro:; =--gg i | |nn a w o n a s 1 'IHE BLAIR/ DRUG COMPANYMr . a n d Mr s .Alb er t W o od wa rc a n d daug hte ra, and Mr s .N .R fhirdir nnrl Dic kie were visidmz Herman relntiws Friday evening.Dr.:mul Mrs.C. R. Mead olBlair, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robertson.Roland Wachter of Wayne, spent the week-end here at the hofrne ol his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Her 'WachterMissMargaret McConnaha,z graduate nurse, has n position irtheveterans hespitdl at Kansa: City.IId Olson has been busy the pas1 week wiring; the Fern West. am A. R. Harper homes.Clarence,Hamid,Ciayton amAlicellrnnflert. of Hooper, visibet mes,salt and Pepper,2 tbsps. on, 1 (395 oz.) can pimenbos, 2 sps. chopped green pepper, corn l.The potatoes should be cut in ~ll-inchmubes.Put them in a ying basket and immerse in com I heated to 350 degrees F. or. ntil it will bmvm a bit of bread one minute.Drain, dust with »t and pepper and add the green eppers,pimintoes and minced nion sauted until tender in two ~blespoons nil. Shamroclu may be made in oneI several ways, snlnds made of ~unda of green pepper filled with ottage cheese, cookies out sham- ock shape,and shnmrock rolls, ot so difficult as you thoughts ~hen there is no cutting in of fat, ~in this recipe: Shamrock Rolls One cup scalded milk, 2 tbsps_ ugar, 111, tbsps. salt, 56. cup com il, 1 cup cold water, M yeast cake tbsps. lukewarm wnter.3 pts. rand flour.Add sugar, salt and il to scalded milk and when they re blended add cold water.Mix 'east with lukewarm wawr and dd to other mixture.Add only nough flour to make a sponge ~hlch am be beaten until smooth. t rise over night and add enough our to knead.Let dough rise gain until double its bulk and hape rolls into shammcks by ~king tiny balls of dough, plac- ng three halls in each division of uffin pan.Then let them double heir bulk and bake in hot oven,50 F., fifteen minutes.For quick ~lla use double or triple amount of east. Even the menu must soon a bit ~I green.The colored cocoanut rostettes may now be bought in »= n, and will decorate in true ibemian fashion these cup cakes, hleh have a flavor made delight- ul because of the spices and whole ~ome symp they contain, and boast he name of Emerald Isles One-hal! cup butter. licup brown ~uK8\', 'L wp dark com syrup, 2 ~EKG. U5 cups flour, 3 mps. bak- 'ng powder,1 tsp_cinnamon,'A p. mace, 55 tsp. salt, 54 cup milk. ream butter and sugar together,¢d add well beaten eggs.Mix ~ymp and milk.Mix and sift the -ingredients and add them ad~ mately in creamed ingredients d mix well.Bake in cup take pans with oiled paper in bomm 1 1 ddes well oiled in quick oven for 20 minutes (400 F.).Frost with "DY simple frosting and sprinkle generously with green -- oanut fmstettes.Another note-|.nd a wholesome one-may l bmusht in as the hit dny mmm and evenlng.Each l gave A Special number for the program and an address "Abundmtly" was given by All Gilmore of the Fmnonla Y.C. A.Rev. Adrian J. Edgar gavs- a mport of the summer in-ntitube held here last year and Herman .Crowell of Omaha, man~ Ggvr of tha institute, also gave a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Murtlx, their duughter, Mrs.Phil Walken,Mr.Walken and Lois Ann of leigh, spent Sunday here at the home ofMr2Marth's brother W..,m. Steen,Sr. Name /4/~¢:~», W »f,, ~~i;g. '3§§;C§,; ,¢.,' . ~ a ' f ' g , ~~§ z ~ 1 - ,:.¢ .~.we==¢:;==z.i=5sfa=:f:= ~. , . ,,..==¢~~¢#. ..<?"354 ~ '=s.5=ka,:p~Z .ff " v ~ w w g f ~ f ~ ~ . : :=¢=-...: /\ ~552. ¢ .;,; : ;n ~.., .g.<<~fel:12 ¢-\¢*r- ,.; 2 W ,Y f~»¢., ~v :f u Smile At the Ache J' . Old Addren \'l i n ° l i .-. » ~0~M u s c u l a r P a m s ~T h e y m a y a t t a c k y o u a n y -; ;. Q ~~where your back, y our legs, ~,J your arms , yo ur neck. These Pains ma y be mi s - ~-taken fo r Neuri lis , Rhe uma - "'-~~» -~tism, Lumbago, Sciatica. Stop thorn with that modern, plunnt, minbHavored tablet,DR. MILES' ASPIR-MINT.It's quick in action and elfective.T r y i t f o r H e a d a c h e , C o l d l , a n d N e u r a l g i n .T ,B i z " 0 op R _ ~1 5 : a n d 2 5 c 0 0 I . > ": a : : :&5§;:.:.¢!§. ~~>;".. H ~|'LL ET RE |EF"OF1 YOUR MONEY BACK -. .. . Plane Clnnge the Address of our Pa per to ~I fresh ham, 2% cups of milk (or 1 water and 1% condensed milk), 1%teaspoons salt,56 teaspoon. ~epper,1 pound of sweet pota- ~s,peeled and quartered,8 apples, peeled and cared,8 tea~spoons ol seeded raisins, 8 table- spoons ol sugar,2 teaspoons of cinnamon( or to taste), B marsh- mallows,4 tablespoons of fat. _ Dredge pork in flour, then dip in milk (condensed may he used). then in $4 rup flour mixed with 'A cup of rolled cracker crumbs, ses- soned with 'A teaspoon of salt, 'fi teaspoon pep r. Fry golden brow-nln the fat f-5'l» deep baking dish (or large skillet).Add potatoes,npples filled with the sugar and raisins, also cinnamon mixed with tho fzukar.Add milk to which rest of salt and pepper has been added.Bake in moderate oven about 45 minutes. turning potatoes once.Just before serving place a marshmallow on each apple and al- low to brown.There will be al- most a cop oi nice brown juice left, which may be served with the meal Meat is so tender can be cut with a fork.Bake this uncovered_K desired use only as many apples as there are chops, 6 or 6 to the pound.About 8 medium sweet potatoes to the pound.A delicious meal. Carrot Rmlt If you have _difficulty serving canots to your family, be sure and try this on them, as it ls delicious and different, the faint flavor of onion giving the carrots s brand new and delightful touch. Boil carrots until tender,then dice fine.Season well and put in buttered baking dish.Grate a tea- spoon of onion for every two cups of diced carrot and add.Cover with medium white sauce and sprinkle generously with buttered crumbs.Graham eracker crumbs are best.Brown nicely in oven and serve. Pecan Sadsd One tablespoon gelatin, 2 table- spoons eold water,1 cup boiling water, 'K cup of pefruit juice, 4 tablespoons of gar,'A cup of diced celery, 12 stuffed olives, I2 whole pemn meats.Soak gelatin in cold water for 5 minuw.Add BUSH! and grapefruit juice.When beginning to set add celery, olives sliced, and nuts_Turn into molds or pan rinsed out with cold water. When finn turn out on crisp let- tuce and serve with mayonnaise and s spoonlul uf whipped cmam on each serving.This is very de llclouq wltli rout turkey, duck or ehleksn. part of last week.The shnual high school declarn- ntory was hdd Saturday evening.In the oratorical division RalphPeterson won first, Barbara Mas-tick,second;in the extemporan- eous, Margaret Pfeiffer was first,Edward Dolan,second;in tho Dramatic, Munel Plugge was first, Rachel McClellan, second;in the humorous, Rupert Peters was firstandCatherineWinset,second.There were thirteen contestants. Mr. and Mrs. Emest Eisner anddaughter, Margaret of Anaheim, Calif., arrived in Arlington the lastof the week.Mr. and Mrs. Eisnerwho each direct a church choir in Culif., have n leave uf absence for three months,nnd for the next three weeks will have charge ol the mmsic st the Evangelistic meetingsin David City in the First M. E.church.The remainder of than time the Elsners expect tn spend E. C. Lippincott home. Mr. and 'Mrs. Noah Marsh and two children of Tekarnah,Mrs.ll~Iar aSeltz and Mrs. Hunter of Oma vidted at the Charles I-Imk home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mn. Harry Smith and Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Smith were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andMrs. James Sylvis of Fremont.The Bench Community Club met Thursday aflemoon with Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Floyd Smithl Twelvegnembers and two visitors' were present:The two visitors were Mrs. Rudolph Mencke andMrs. Charles Thielloldt and being the two ladies are now Iivinz in the neighborhood they added theirnames to the membership list. TheGubwillmeetna n with Miss Ida Luenlnghuener.Mr.and Mrs.Clark Lippincott called at the Ed Olsen home Thurs-day evening tu see the new_boy. Hafve You Moved Recently?` If so please send us your Change of Address On the Coupon Below talk amid nnnowinced the dates for the institute this slrmmer, June 19 to 26, at the I-'air Ground parkhen again.An hour of g-amen fgl~lowed the program.At 8:80 a dm; ner was served by the M. E. ken- aingwn ladies.Delegatinna from Valley, North Band, Fremont and Kennard were pmsent.Mrs. H. L. M|:Kibben was host~ miles. e . _ - - ' - " " " ' * " * " * " " ' ~ : . . 1 ? 1 : 1 " - - - : - 1 | """ " "T n N N F o u l : ||H 3 T i m o r S m u t |__ _ _. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- ' .'I - . . - --- -~ ; 1 | ~. :. "_ _ _Q 7:1. l " ".Q;__ . . . I . . ;"~~ :~ , Q a 1 " - - - - - l r 6 r .g l / - .-_. . . _I 1 R :f g s i I L o w r l u c n s o r m o a n ( ; A l l $430 to $630 !'.0.l.D¢r»&t,p!| | ,fru¢| l| »J l¢ll¢| u-y .l l l l u l l f r l l l l r u l u l b u n l r c a l n u u l lu a .Y o q n n h q a f w l f w a a u i l d a g g p q p q g| | | ¢ au» ¢llll~ | ll# l¢lOl\ l| Hll\8o|»yu| |»|'¢vlllo|Iar{¢r|| a|¢H¢. I P Z A Y U I R S o r r i n N a v P G H ! . » - l n r a c l l n Hu n u n i c o l o n , r i c h ,l o n g - # c u r i n g up ls of la ur y , # u r l "' hesitate about calling nt a Gi:l's home and risking a " `on" from her inquisitive little brodm. He much prefers to call her on the Tdephone- If|heha30n¢_-| » ~|~ 4.'¢ A ,\ /A, ~: 2 5 - \ . J * K f " 2 f m ~\ ~f~- .| |-I 4 I n ~ e r w h e n e v a -I h a v e ~h u l k ~l o a d . "- Many other Ford owners report the some satisfactory performance. Everyparlhanbeenmndotoendure---to ,a .pu l l la n n n A n a n | : w | - m o m ; - n l r l n o u m Farmers Elevator and irgini ;&n ~ r e Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Hans And(-r- son an daughter, Flora of Oma- ha. Little Donald Hagge, grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Koenig re- '_, . .,. M o r e t h a n 73,000 miles in a N e w F o r d . » » \u| a ,u| » :,I ~1 lr ¢ » a f»-»-»a..| hrlr nhe n ho e h lba w bqgd lmhu |»||¢o\\.|,d|rol\¢»¢ f¢ °¢ ¢U°v ¢J v ~» |v Nl»-¢~b¢ 4 H°¢,¢"~°q':¢ ¢ r F °¢ * l ¢ " ¢ ' .\ its good perfonnanee,economy and reliability.l n stamina and endurance are particularly apparent in sections where had roads and severe weather put a llnvy extra burden on the automobile. InleeethanayearanewFord'I`udor5edllwa1| driven more than seventy-three thousand miles eva a diiicudz route. The operating wat pa mile wal very law and pnctically the only expense for repairs was for new piston rings and n new hearing for the generata. Thecarearriedmaveregeloedof 1200 ponndnot mail and was driven 250 miles daily."The Ford hu never felled to go when I was ready," writes one of the three null carriers operating the ear."The starter did the trick last winter even at 34 degrees below man. The FEEDIS II Get our prices on Alf- alfa and Sweet Clover seed.High Germina- tion and Purity Test. W e Handle Feeds of All Kinds I I§1fthn Wm. Branded. Tactile IH!!llll;"¥;|l1!, M r .~~~~~~| u v a v s n l u m ; u » l J n ,l l l Q u \ l C l l L.- . . -¢ ¢ f . . . . | . . ., . . . . . - . . ¢ . ,. . ¢{ | n r ~\ ' I h o r v a d d ' H ? e t e r s e n a n d t w o c l u l 4. ur,Wvrt: Duuuuy guu nm un.un..v -.-._Ue h li n g home.drgn and #figs C}1r1s Kruse.Th e y Mr .an d Mr s .Fr e d Ro g e r t a n d enp y ed a} hlc e b zrthda y lunc h. Mr. II.1r lc -y spent Sund ay at the Ha r -and Mrs. [Ed Ols on and D n g ma r old W e bs te r ho me , ne ar Tek amah .und Mr. a fi d Mr s.fels Rasmussen Th e I ln r r y Cooper ho mo , n o rth o f to wn ,wa s pinc ed und er quar- an ti ne S un da y ns 'thc little da ug h- ter, Jac queline has sc arlet. fever. I t.w .Re i d , who i s ma ki n g h i s ho me th i s wi n te r wi th h i s d a u g h - ter, Mrs. Roy Gili ilnnd, vi sited nn~ oth er d au gh te r,Mr s . J .W .Br ay , ne ar La k e Qui nu eb au gh Th ur sd ay and won t fr om the re to De c a tu r to Svc nnother dau ghter,Mr s .S.S. Rnnrn. were evening g uests.Mr .an d Mr s .He nr y Ro we a n d Hiro.Mi nn ie Tr i p le tt o f Bla ir, visited Sunday after noon a t the Bertha LOW Q home. BELL QREEK VALLEY Th e f o li o wi n g n tte n d w th e pin- Ochie pa r ty a t th e He n r y Scheer, J r .ho me 'Fr-iday even ing:Messrs. Mm. Chrislenre Hugelman retum-cd h ome Fr id ay aft er u mont h's sta y a t th e Geo . Hu b er h o me a t Bennington.Mr s .Robert Daug herty _ and s ma ll daughter of 0ma| 11\,_v1s| ted at the parenta l, E. W . Burdi c home fro m Thur sd ay until Su ndn y __ Clnu dc Y owe ll, wh o is a pa ti en t a t th e University hospitaI,_i s r e porte d to be slowly re c ove nng. Anno unc e ment has ju s t been ma d e o f th e ma r r i a ge J a n .2 3 a t Pap illio n, of l-'rank Morr iso n, son o f Mr , a n d Mr s . J o e Mo r ri s o n o f He r ma n ,an d Mi ss Goldi e Feer, da u gh ter of lllr. an d Mm. D e l ma r Fc e r o f B lai r . Th e ju n i o r sewin g c lub me t o n Wednesday a f te mo o n wi th Mr s .Geo.Sheets.Th e r e wa s a good attendanc e.The ho ste ss ser ved a nic e lunc h. Mi s s Ne llie Ma e S he ets c a me ho me f r o m W a y n e Th ur sd ay e ve - ni n u. ill wi th th e g r i pp c . Th e Mi s si on S tud y c la ss o f th e Ba p tis t c h u r c h met a t th e c h ur c h * las t Mond ay eve nin g.Th ey b eg an the stu dy of n . new b ook, "A Cloud o l Nitnesse s" bt E lsie Sin grnaete an d lllesdumos L u th e r Mo n k e a n d Bi lly ,Hoy vard Ru we ,Do na ld an d Ric hard,Au mxs t K e r k h o lf ,Sta n- ley and Rodney . Mr s . A lb er t Ni e ma n e n te r tai n e d th e St.P a u l s l a d l e s 'A i d a t h e r ho me W ed ne sd ay a ltemoo n. Sta nley i ke rk hof f spe nt S atu rd ay wi th Ke n ne th Str en g er . Th e Fan tn nelle L u th e r Le a gu e me t Fr i da y eve ni ng f o r their mo nthly me etin g. L u th e r Mo n k e wa s a B l a i r ml b er F r id ay .~ Mr .an d Mr s .George Stra nger an d Mr . a n d Mr s . Har ve y Ha r tu n g an d P h y lli s Ro s e we r e vi si to r s a t Luther Monke'a Sunday e vening. Mi s s Leona Geisselman,dough- te r of Me. a nd Mrs . Go ttli eb Gei s- se lmn n wa s u n i te d i n ma r r i ag e to W a lte r hlie man,son o f Mr .a n r Mr s . He n ry Nie ma n a t th r ee p . m. Su n da y af temo o n a t th e S t. P au ls Luth era n c hur c h. M r .an d Mr s .E d Me y e r an d W m. E c me n ka mp o f W ay n e , we r e weebendvvnisitors at the J ohn Ec h- ¢_| .-...._" _\._._, ~z a m n o ;; . v n b ,1 I g w - . .. ;n u - » ` . ` "v w - .v y n a n n n n r '| | ;s v n ul h i s v i c i n i t y ,w a s h e r e a f e w d a y s M r .a n d M r s .A u g u s t .K e r k h o f f Te st .w e e k r e n e w i n g a c q u a i n t a n c e s T h e f a m i l y n o w l i ve s n e a r H a m - ""i "n' §;. "£$ §'L "'x°r. h°;wi ll enter-.Mi s s S wh ' W a te r ma n i s e n jo y - fain 'Lhg Lf| ,d],e3' ~ fg r their reg-Ing 8. visit Wlul l*El8.u\?e8 Et FOBf¢&I.. ..:.... m.nn|{\u ...Ha Inn \u..,\......,:...f Fr e mo n t mli e r n f r o m here th i s .and son, Rodney were Omaha shop- pers Saturday afternoon. and ...wwg and we "e.....v.....,,March is,Mr. and Mrs.Lawrence Larsonhave moved onto the farm whereHoward Curley has been lilvng.Mrs. E. E. Young was called to Holdrege, Neb. early last week by the serious illness of her father. He passed away on Tuesday.Mr. Young went over Friday to attendthe funeral.The Everett Himes and Rev Moran of Blair cars mme together on the narrow bridge north o itown Tuesday evening.Bow can were damaged.The occupants en- cnpell injury.Mr. Himes and fam ily were on their way to the pic- ture show at Tekamah and Rev.Moran was eturning ua Blair.Mrs. H.. Cameron entertained nt a dinner at her home Tuesday evening, followed by bridge.Her guests were Mrs. W. H. Hughes,Miss Kathryn Hughes, Miss Bessie Lyzholf, Mrs. Anna Peddie, MissMargaretKroese,Miss MaggieLowe, and Miss Caroline Wachter Miss Maggie Lowe received the high prize,Miss Bessie Lyzholf, second and Miss Margaret Kroese,low.Mrs. Hughes was given a guest prize.The regular monthly meeting o! the D. of H. was held Friday eve-ning nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.D. W. Rutledge with seven present.Mrs. C. R. Gray and Mn.J_ D.Lowe were on the soclsl committee and served a tasty week were Messrs. and Mesda.mesJ Wm. Wllkeniug and Helen,Wm. Hqltnmnarld Lester, Walter Web-' rneyer and family, Leonard Echten- kamy# Verna and Elna, Mrs. Lou-ells Meierhenry,Pearl Sténger, Irene, Leona and Viola Holtman. Messrs, and Mesdames John, Jr. and Leonard Echtenkamp and fem- llies visited Sunday alwmoon at the John Echtenknmp, Sr. home in Arlington Ira Russ ol Shelton, is assisting August Kerkhoff with his farm=work for several months thisj spring.l n L I N G ' r o N N o m s 3 Misses Evelyn Katt und Lenora Gnuse spent Sunday afternoon andevening at the W. L. Scheer home.Miss Dorothea Scheer of Blair,visited at her home near Arlingtonlast Sunday. A son was hom to Mr. and Mrs.Clyde Wilkinson Tuesday, Apr. 10. On Monday,Apr.I1 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Miafeldt. Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Pfeiffer spent Sundny` ln Fremont at the Ray Rubens home.GH-nd Master Orville Andrewsof Lincoln, Grand Secretary Lewis E.Smith of Omaha. and DeputyGrandMaster John Tanner nf »lunch.The Aprll meeting will »e|held with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Coop- er nb their home at Tekamah.Mr. and Mrs. John Andersen entertained Saturday,Mrs.Hen- man Honeywell und her sister-in» law of Persia,lows and Mrs. Adenn Jensen of Blair.Mr.and Mrs. John Thielloldtwerethe victims of a snrprluo puty last Thursday evenlng, Mrh. 12 on their twelfth wdding an-~_ Mr. _ Thlelfoldt eele< North Bend took n nl n1inent pan ln n ceremony held urlday eve- ning at the Masonic lull when amortgage on the hall was burned. Delegation from Omaha, Fremont,Hooper, Kennard, Fonunelle and other Down.: were present lt the affair.The Eastern Stu'Indies served a lunch at the close.Miss Alice McK.lbbe.n went toLincoln on Friday where she ng- bended A fdruul of the Ddta Sigma Delta, a guest of Rodney Petersonnrazed his birthday March 6 andthe two events were an incentivefor relatives to gather than bring mg their suppers and enjoying a pleasant time together Those Present included the D. 0. Sheetsfamily, Mr. and Mn. Geo. Shasta ,mn »..... .\.m___, . . .,... of Arlington, who is a memberon Saturday sm wasgfzined by herbrother, Mann and . y left that ds to return to Denver, Colo.fn. Bnd Mn. HT J. Cnpenhofl, and son, Rdph, Dr. and Mn. Fred§9'"': ~ Qnxcilln M|:Cgnn a nd' -.._.- . w u u l u n e n , u ly vo n s n e e man d fa mi ly . Ph i li p C o op e r i n s ta y in g a t th e H. C . Co op e r ho me a nd atte nd in g school. n . .mm s .remue u o w m ,a ll lo n u e r ly o f A r li n g to n b u t n o w o f 0 m l h s , \ attended the Masonic "open house' he m Tla un d ny even i ng .\ Tha c onven tion of t.l1¢Fremont-, Blair Telephbne Co Local and Long Distance Servi n n n A n a n | : w | - m o m ; - n l r l n o u m THE B-I-fun Follcw my hesitate about calling nt a Gi:l's home and risking a " `on" from her inquisitive little brodm. He much prefers to call her on the Tdephone- Inhezm om.~/t ~ {` 4 ~ ln|Inull¢aS¢odlor |ua¢nyn:¢arl¢r»ua¢fi»ar¢;.»:;i:l|;»'|; fa uonolnalqrlc lc ubnenauolllna lonfrde adolllua forl, b u e a d q lo p u ld o u n lu p - b u p n lh n r c u ly d o p n d n d a . un rnuay evening Supt. mdlsub-di¢rir:t of young people wsMrs. Shruder enteriahud the mem- I held hem at the M. E. nhumh mf / - .Jdra \.4 ~»i. -1'1\e Ente ' _ _'awn cws smovs .4 mmm of .mm mm fnf f wn num: slum: ».~ST. PATRICK S DAY PARTY Sootfabluff Recrlldonxl Pqlora. ,.Sympathizerr "Euw's your h Wm. C Kuhn,well known n f um Mn. D. W. Bell e nwr'Bomni|7"u|..x.. M. \-m ___---- Blur, Nebraska, Mnnzh 19, 1981 A ol Numa mnév in 19<vza¢'1u¢¢r\v|,,;.wmi eariient msd:,U § ( f |-they movadio l.AlIkn_View, ~ D. ,mnrney spent for their oonstnxcdon __S'at hichplaoe theghved n!-\| haf 'goes out of the state sim all in< is mf continuing but ends with the -bmmmm.An lct which by itsinlmnm endur€| mr .kmner mm. 1 \Y '" " " "I `Ideath.Shawna me momer ox FR ANK S M ITH mc s mw Frank Bigslow, well known and highly respected citizen of Blair, 'five girls and one boy.The eldest a daughter, being married. Beddaa the husband and chil- dren she leaves one brother, Harry Ervey o! Blair md two da mn. died suddenly at eight c'clock A. M.Mrs. Nellie Bowles ol Bm: Clem~ Saturday a¢..)-ds home in north entin, Calllorniu and Mrs. Myra, Mah'at the age of 69 years,7 Befrkf also of South Dahlia.all months gud 4 days.of whom were present at the fun- He had been about his eral ceremony whiw was held on duties on the day prior to his Monday, Much 16 av. Lake View. death and in apparently normnl ' hemlthl When he awoke Snturhy AMONG THE BEE8 Inwming, he complained of seem | palms in his back and Mrs_ fig; low asked him to remain in ha of David sa n :5 iswhile she busied herself with her e n n " ; : d m- a t e w i t h ~ J S . duties.On returning to him she heart was mnved,and the hear; of found him dead.his people as the mes nf the woods peceaaed was bomin StnWb°2Ty are moved with the wind. Pomt, Iowa, August 10, 1861.Ke An old man was planting a tree can-nc to B!dr forty-three years ago one day.and " smce than been n reddsnt Luboring with pick and shovel and conunuxlly.spade,In the year 1883, he was united Where it was very plain 1_0 see in marriage m Mn. Sadie Hull-He could not enjoy the shade. man.To this union seven children "Fancy lad" he d' "I know well were born, all of whom have P"'°"l'|l never see xthis a tree; on except two, Mrs. Ed Wolff and I|.'s 81| I can leavé when 1 am gona both ul Blair. family iq ltill living in Blair.Th a n a n eight grandchildren and grnndchilriron. Mr.Hi; »2~»v was family of five to nephew,Dale Stough,resides in Mrs. Fred Nametz, The mother of this three great the last of a pass on.A lTo those who follow me." Long years after a wary traveler'Stopped beneath its shade; With thankful henn he blessed the Who labored with pick and spade."There is not much we can 1506 wx'2s¢'char¢\'>S um an me enu vnlimited time the inte is required to ga thrmnxh the mme pmgnm al rebuilding and refimlldll-At this particular time when (all and interest money an no hard to get by reason of the low prices of Nebraska products All new enter- prise: that require new !imn¢i1\8 should be avoided.Any citizen of thi s hir and unbonded state of Nebraska, where 1§W,000 intelli- gent people make their hams, who should attempt to inxugunbe a sham bonding program for m y :la nd a public enemy and ban- ished from Nehraskl.A friend to Nebraska U. S. Regme. D A NA c o m m s NO TE S "'(C<mHnue?i 'frbm page one) liver n lecture in the English language en6tled "A Survey of Modern Danish Literature".Mr. Stx-andvold lectured here exactly twenty-five years ago. Ou: college chair presented cgn. eerts at Atlantic,Iowa and at Aud- ubon, Iowa Sunday, Mamh 15. The Dana College debate season closed Thursday evening with n victory over Nebraska Central College of 3 to 0.Dana Collegc has, this yeur,met some of the strongest debating calleges in l n n m '1=2.And.it was wld tl|e ¥l1'P°50 whatsoever, should be de- ta further prospérity, but we C111'¥_Nehraska and has emerged from 5 H M EUUIH UMAHA Heav Run o f Ca ttle -ldo si ly c L o wer a nd Slo w HOGS LOWER HEAVY nun s u ": u l h u b s l l r n l v A q n u h r hu n t .h t h u h t | ~ u o u o ; r . ¢ a r n n | » s 1 . uos.oo.u d s h o s n m n a m u y . l n : - ' r h e w a e k o v u md mf w t t h ; mn 7 r u n o l o a Nk l 6 , 0 W h n d .md n| .h u9 dl a m» l np rl o o ,b ld |mdn.lasvern1n¥!\\1\¥25c Izm- tained the Bridge Club at a St. P|V.rick's party at their home on Tuesday, mmh 17.Dinner was mioyed at dx-thirty p. m. at the Robinson Clie, followed by on-rd! a the Bell home.A count of the scores revealed Mrs. Clxrk (YEAH-um and D. v. Manu- u high md Hr. and Mrs. John A. Rhoaden u law.Very appropriate prizes were given by the hasten md at a his hour.the guests deputed for their home, expressing their ap-pndntion Io: 1 very axjoyahle NEBRASKA WEEKLY mn u s r n m. n s v n - : w gm bdevtgshbin ,,,,;='_,,,,,,., moo State Highway Deparhnent con~ 09.50,Cows m d hellan md'sidex-ing plana for paving Highway swckers md feeders also dgvdup- ed wmldemblewnkueu.Quotations on Cutie: Good tochflce yearlmn |u.1s@s.'rs:n u ua choice yearllnm mal hrd hrdlu w :ood yearllnn. sv.so0s.1s:common to fair earlinu $6.500'l.60;trashy.w ed up mera s5.50@6.50: zood.choice handy :were ss.so@ 10.001 good to cholce heavy steers $8.2$@10.00: ini: to Bocd steers $7.2i@8.50;common no nu mem $6.00@7.25; 8004! nochoicestocker: $8.00®9.00; lairno good stockers se.1s@a.oo; com- mon w ink amckan $5,50@6.'l5; trashy grades $4.§o@s.so: sooa w. umm emu rms, mm; ,,mnmz~ S. Y. A., distance of eight miles between York and Waco. Dubois f`od mihe started oper- ntions recently on Foss Dux;ner farm, locawd six miles southeast of this place.Crete-Plans being considered for construction of $40,00Q dormi- tory for women at Doane College. Slafe Highway Department con- sidering plans for paving 10 miles between Overton and Lcxingtnn. Wolbafh-G. A.Bussell opened new implement store here.,Uehling "ity Council consider- :N1 "Inn fm- inxmllatlnn of sew- lncunble:"Worse and worse I can'¢ even aleqi when it'a time fa a nAs tha name : v nu moving out o ! t h s h u ~ b o r a t Ad mn . | n w d l - dzeued Indy nppmldmd the gap h h md pointad w the flizunt "Could you tell me wht is dnt whim mat! ovur then!" she naked. "'.l'hlt 1| mow", Nplled the ap- hln. "Wsll,I ihmlght no myaell," llnd the Indy, "bat a gentleman jul! mm informed ma that it was Greeee.'Nor've|Rar. Crdahwn-Cenm sam smk reorganized. LOCAL OVERFLOW Chas, Peak has moved his Iam- ily into the Mrs.Hans Lamp pro~ party on west Nebraska street.It is being painted on the a mi de which grnetly improves the pro- p¢|»|;y_ Mrs.Hi Robinson pf Aubum, Neb., spent several days this week 'visiting among Blair relatives. Mrs.K. A. Pound is attending the Nebraska Assbciation of Hair- dressers and Cosmetologists con- vened in Omaha this week. Ralph E. Vinton has been forced to remain home lor a few days ...=.\. Mu .....x _-»......u 1- __... nun,was :mea recenuy ny being hlt by a cur ln Leavenworth, Konus.Kuhn suffered a broken ldt lmoe md a fractured skull from which he ana, HI G HW AY mu . HEL D INVALID (lincoln State Journal) Attorney General Sorensen hu given an opinion holding that S. F. 175, Abill by Senator: Rodman and Van Kirk, in unoanstitutivnll, md tha tt he o nl y wa y t he n ta le can plego un isma oi' $26,000,000 in bonds for highway paving, payable from tho gum gasoline mx (und, is to have tho legislature submit the question to the voters of the state in 1932 in the form of an amendment to the constitution. The opinion was in reply to a re# quest from Senators ,herry and \`Bowring.The attorn y general holds that the proposed bill contrn-' vones the constitutional provision'lugadnat the state "contracting ,1 debt" beyond $100600.llc hold: that the state would be borrowing the $25,000,000.The money would he payable out of rcvsniues o' \i~'~ 51300.g It is pointed out that the nppro~ Iprjiution of state funds 11 YIc';:xsT . I8 S» 1-', 175, would be vom al xnconflict with the constitution.No lgeislature can make un approprln- tion act nnrepenlnblo by A future lewlntnrot If the legislntule can W0\'¢Kl86 thlguollna tux fund, it an mortgage Ind do up the revs# ,nus which t h e n m will receive from props-ty or other tnxes, and i t a n pus m ut v rv f ldi nz ho w th e nm my s pe nd l u n v e nu n for t-henextsoorso oyum. The nttomoy..g¢u¢n| Ilya the "r »duyo'\; go" c omm. lsfirmly P00 a govornmm policyof the statonnd hedoelhinotbe- llevo the courts will look with favor uP°Il the proposal which seeks indirectly to evade the pl n Provldons of the consdtution. Sorensenm lengthy o p i n i o n which also was signed by L. R. Newkirk and George Ayers, asdst- ant attorneys general, quotes wide- ly (mm a large number oi court cases bearing on the subject. l| I FURN'l'l'URE SALE On Sat dny afternoon at 2:::C o'clock l l sell ull of myhqu~~ mid Voomle at nubllr sale nt Chg Aye Iirothcrs Seed House.Ha Thomsen. owner.1 9-it Si Juluxson, .'.uction<':~r I I | L I \ I I *.___| New Lumber 6 Prices inch and 8 inch Common Boards and Ship Lap at $28.00 per M. 3x4 and 2x6 at $32.00 per M. 0 "Not a Kick in a Million Feet o Phone 3~ Phone CHRIS'l`EN'SEN LUMBER COMPANY Linc oln, Nob.win undy iné fame by simply plant-»i ts } I n 1886.I.Ir.an d Mr s .Big elow i n g a tr e e . " - Ra lp h D . B e llo w.wi th ...J :__\r:_.. ._: .n _ L .1-_.r\L.._.....n....J |\......:l x.. 6\.|x 4hnn .....¢. wavy schedule of t4 c h o i c e ~ ~ ~ n o l»:b wlul \\||\| unu pusuuny.nu in nuw IF" .'ffP?f'§"|,ma f e e de r s s s .s o @' ms : ¢ ommo nl" B` ° - "' . "' ° ' "' -.____'r e p o rte d to b e i mp r ovi n g .|L1=:11 m l_ _also-|H.¢|1|¢!n-J- _1}._ginlr_1}e¥-_P\'°_!2"°|C . H . C h r llh ll lt n in d a le t o|l:lt|:||}*U' ax UUUO "l'. E'I' I'|a a i l : l e e d t r l " M D |.Ll. - 1 \ - - - ; | _ | | - - -moveu IIl"lTI nussuur: wne|Jraauu whi c h plac e has .,inte been hi s home. Dec eased was alway s a good c iti zen, friend and neighbor.His word i n s n e v e r questioned a n d a mo n g me n h e wa s h e ld i n h i g h a t e e m I-Ie tnnl: .A rr nn f infprnaf. in rivIn un : lllu uu l L u. ag e n i n uw hllnlifo r tree planting'f o r the plainae sta tes an d thou sun ds up on thous- ands o f tme a wi ll pla nted thr ou gho ut th is .an d n ei ghb ori ng states.So me wi ll be f p la n te d wi th ceremony by schools, churches and Rm:§m\1tn an d oth ers wi ll bei gr uu u lu w m e u u n a bo ue ge u en at-er s an d their c oac h,D r .E .E . P q p c k a A D a n o College broadc ast,es- DQCillly dedicated to o u r Ath leti c Depa rtment, will be pr ese nte d o ver Ra di o Sta ti o n W O W ,Th ur sd ay . Mn wh 1 9 .'Plan n a i l hrnnrlrnnf urill oowe $3.'I5@4.'l'5;stoc k ho lle r ! ss.ooos.uo:stoc k steer calves ;a. 500 o;z 5:stoc k ho ller calves $0.B00'I.50. A lw a s o mmr I N n o u s With more than 22.000 frlghhomiinere mmm prices oecunao eto r o f Gr e en Gab les s er vi c e s u- °u p a n d g f g u j a ' ; g ; } , , " £ i o § §' L ti on to ok ove r agenc y f o r Good-severe i llness. ti d t b e f th ter-_fjigggy. rea an u s o r is F o r S a le - - On e e xtr a g o o d Ro a n ~~De p a r tme n t ~ ~lllonth 8 Old.N.. S-Bf on - c a ll b u m f o r p a vi n g a ui mi le s o f dum, ph one 2 21 1 o n 14 9-11. hi g h wa y so u th o f L mc o ln a n d Mr . a nd Mr s. P i er c e Allen d r ove _._..2t___-_LL - I lf|A...§l..!.._......hm fl||\»rnn\|Ma h "|""n¢»l».¢G..dnb affairs and for a long term of years he has been identified with the city administration as council- man from his ward.In this cap- acity he served the city faithfully and nt all times in an honorable manner,looking always m the meely planled by some indiiidund be April 2 atihe same hour and wishing w leave the world a little will comm. of an Easter mntata better for hadng lived in it.The arranged by Prof. G. J. lhlmin, plant.ingof atreeneedl'l°¢b€¢XP2l1-gresident Erland Nelson and live and need not take up much ol a Pidfessor E. E. Papeke, Pl1.D. will business man'A time.For the sum judge the debug tournament of of ten cents you can secure irom{Dlatrlct No. 4 which is being held s hlw lr p m mn n| ° n ; l l \ 9 b u d elim !r¢KmSQ|2\l!aHheha¢ss01¢w.aao1.oo. mlwp for the day. r / r r n u n s Q I k a the m um ;u o r :mus e a - 1hy'a luvela. um m m m s nu n o f g e v g n | n | | | g g n g f g n H 1 | )[ , | , | | ; e U | |v u u u s v v u l l ,A i c u u L u u n u u y I A I v a a n .C o r n h u s k e r H i g h v f i i f ~1 \| . . , , . .A l l e n ' s p a r e n t s ,M r .a n d M r s . C l e a r w a t e r - H .G V e e n k e r o f G .J .W a l f o r d f o r a .f e w d a y s . N e w p o r t ,p u r c h t d q f i * § ' q l a c é T l g h -W .J .K o o p m a n d r o v e o u t t o | a t r e f r o m M u r r e l l S i m p s o n a n d N o r t h P l a t t e ,N a b . ,l a s t w e e k a n dntt4rM'\lNbdll8 i lBill A8mI.lB38Il.lbruulzht Mrs. Konnrnan and rlmnrrhMilford-Contract awarded to'ter "Mau ilk-rE~§" '»Ea'é)»I W W ? ~E. H.Burr for construction of hnle b¢>en.vi¢itinv nt rim nr. 1.P good of the city in the administra- I mv of the lesdinz nurseriesan lat/Oaklmld. Tuesdlay and Wernes» |Bome 11.000 mm a new um new hospl a m b s l r r l w d t o r t h e o p e n l n z acl L L ;_- \ » 1 a n d u n u l n n n m n n ; n ¢ l a l l l '_~ mul at Home éiniei i.">.'a:? a;"" ' . ; i ; ' __|su..;.!|2_L_-___ __ I Hr.and H n . w .J.Koopmnntion of his <»ff1ce.lelrfa, hackberry,missin olive orlday of ;1n,,we|<, um ww; -nu vuvw -ww |=..m».-.I>{as1.\n|ne wlsu member 01 me w.v.w.ash, wmcn are me most uepenx-M ]lu 4 h ummasu. co FARMERS nn over "°},'",°de, mum partment=»g for twenty years held the able trees to plant in these an WA _sold xt $500035 f 'i ~'1 ~--.Th. Tia.; »§°.`I1'L'i.'..°,'l'.f',. ..'¥ff,2.'§ I?§.'°??'=."f'I.i 'Eli 22% °2f,'1"§,f 'mans YET AvA1|_AsLE x-'on nt "~°°@°°°-~=<= sheen =¢~¢1 #z%""@= u gs -» bmw rugnway:ue-d Mm d au ter,ae er tt e dconaiderimrnlansfor..... ..+s;}:.- ¢1nnun 4|e.En"|¢&2ll.- .-U||\rG n u u w :Au||c za |.U 1 u I LB v ei Q h W ° 5 f ~L .~ ' f ° 3 F o f | J o h n V a n B l e e t i n O m a h a . h r o n r l a v Watchman for many yearn. .Feb. 1, 1913 he wus married to Miss Mlnnie Carter at Des Moines, Iowa.Since then they have re~ dded in Blair.Mrs. Bigelow sur- vives him, n., .. ... -M-». --~ - ---- -»-~ --easier so get started sfvwills and will not require as much watering as a large one and will grow at a suijarising :ste i i given a little cam by keeping the weeds cut for the first two or three years, after Supplies of green ash,soft maple, cangarm,Russian olive, haney`locuat, and Jack pine seed- ling trees for distribution this spring are exhaumd, Clayton W. PAT L AMBS: nt la mbl. :boi w choice $8.25@B.'l5I X64 lgm lmr to :ood s1.1:~.s.ns:nnflve lambs. sood ho choice $8.W@8.B0: ahom imma s'r.zso'1.vs;mu umm s4.oo@'l.oo. this place for distance or 12 miles.Supedor--Plans being consider-!,\gL]NgT()N WOMAN ed for construction of airport near HOSTEIS TUESDAY this town. Arthur-Sww Hi ghway Depart Mrs. Wm. J. Ludwig entertained ment ml-kink plums for Kfildinl a group of neighbors nt her homeAnn! ..»..\».\r..,. fn ...:|... -1 \.In\n¢n"|||nThe news of his death came as a lllock to the community and from all sides aomww was ex resa.n ea.h e . w i l l b e s r w l y ~ i n civic and private life goes without saying Always free toexpress his opinion in an honest, Blnighl. forwanj manner his plnce which time tl1ey.will get along nicely and furnish abundant shade for hundreds off years.-V.W. Blndemp,President of Nebraska Honey Producers LAsa'n.,Minden, Nebraska.'_ THE TOURISTS .ARB COMING waulns wnws I0 uoumy Agent.Geo. Baht. This leaves American elm, md- berry, eothmwood,eatalpa,box elder, Chinese elm,Seoul:pine and Austrian pine on the list. The supply of Chinese elm is very limited, and fanners are asked to FEEDER L AMBS: s wam. rm aa choice ¢1.5ooa.oo: feeders. mr w :ood s'l.oo0'1.w. zwms : nn. ma w c ho wn meo u s : n z. m r co uw;a w w 4.35:breeders. yearllnah to $4.W05.B0: cull amd anna a1.oooz.oo....... ,....e....5 .. .....e. U. ...¢..~.,south of this place. Neligh-Union Oil Co.enlarg- ing station here. Serlbnsr "instruction complet-' ed on recent date on new ware- house for Elklmm Vdley Power Co.'a A. .. J- IUBBURV ar temoon lirs. Glen Nelson was a guest of honor and the guests presented her with a number of gifts. Thé afternoon was spent in vis- i 1 lung over their lnrlng.. Those pnnent Included:Mn- .Q-ew "'!."°'!' _1;'!'!'\'¢lf!!W i l l n o t h a a a n i l u f i l l n r l o r d e r 1 u u s e e u l l n l m o f g m ; va r i e t y . ||n u i w r n g u w u y u c p u r u l r n l .u e ' IF B U E P B Q II,w A _W h i f f o r d ,C h e t nQ1nn.a u n t \ | u r un .l ' v n u L.... 4 .1 A V E IO D IIIZ D l B l l 3 fo l "n " l n ¥~M i n h ;n E T I T. A A l r \ vn l D L Tl?Th e fune ral services we r e h eld at.the C111-istim c hurc h a t two - th i r ty p.rn.'Ne s d a y wi th Re v Ha rg ett of fi c i ati ng , an d in te rmen t was made an the Blazr c emetery . "|*L.\u...............a r\:¢.n-.. ._:| Almo s t be f or e we k n o w i t t h e advanc e gua rd of the 1 931 army of tou ris ts will b e p ass ing ou r d oor s. At le as t f a r too ma ny of th e m will pags uniesa we wake up to qw I1 0 g O l l . ._ _ .i "- . .t ia understood th a t f h a r d y catalpa.is a une..J u dr in n: f ro m th e : A I G ~ also almo s t nu mb e r o f a t Lmc oln , A L - ;- - - - . . .. n e u ~~~r -1.1 l u a u a l n n a s a 'g l l L a n l » . u u u | ,v l l a n .n1 0 "g p p r o i d m g t g l y g g q m g g g g g H I H B B O f h i g h w a y b & t W ¢ ' 8 I l W E S T A n d r e w s ,W m S m i t h 'L e n a E c h s u g a r b e e t r e v e n u e t h i s y c a r f i l P o i n t a n d W i s n e r .| t e n k a m p ,A .C .R o s e n k i l d e ,C h e t G W e s t P o i n t C h a r l e s M e a d W 1 | |M a r s h a I l ,H a r r y G i l f r y ,H Wth e r e su lt o f th e Zi re e t W e lilrr i S u z e !c o mp an y s v r i t h d n w d o f op e n n ew s an d wi c h sh o p i n Ho w -Sc hoettger,Le Ro y Ma ster s a m d h n t li d tl i n fl.l1I1G.ll in L h l t M -ard W lnf nl Imilr li nu nn Qnlnfh Main r~\.....\\-|..-...rrders- il; the office f n u f n i m m \ n f : ¢ \ u .Glen Nelson. AT||~ Sat., March 21st ~0 ~ oP a v n l x o n I M i l e s No rt h o f Blnlr an K lg h v u y Nm.5 I n LUMBER COMPANY -. Home Theatre ,-w - " ;1 - v - - . v - 1 ,h i s c o l l e a g u e s i n t h e a d m i n i s t r a ~ t i o n o f p u b l i c a f f a i r s , a t t e n d e d t h e fu ne r al in a bo d y thu s e xp r es s in g the ir sy mp athy to th e so:-rowing' relatives wh o ar e le f t to mo ur n. c u lli va led an d ta ug ht to en ter ou r cloc irs rather than gm pass th em. Th e aver ag e tou ri st r e qu ir es s o rmr nv r io lla xs a d av fo r e a c h da y mi lli o n seediings ~ ed th i s spri ng.A chec k-up i n th is c o u nty o n Saturd ay ,Ma r c h 14th, sho ws th a t loc al fa r me r s mlcm. Spanish D a n a Scribner Construction for Farmers Cooperative Mermn-m u m - - . ;. - . . . _ -_1 . . _ __._ ___he is o n tou r.I-Ie mum. have gas, oil, food, and sleeping acc ommoda- tions Some one some where will be have ordered 9,300 trees.County Agent Geo.Bates hu ap p lic a tio n blan ks for a ny far me rs wh o ar e interested. Thnse Toudnla The I|nd|nt0 un danced by a mmmd | woman.Thu limo of a»dnnc e I l 0-8,bu t th e M u r a l n o v u y l l v d y m d th a m a d e l a n m plied by e utan au In tha hnnd x of tha performers, and by | lung wleh l l ac companied o n th e l u u . Bumotlmll the munle l l noppod, whemnpoq *he _dlncerg glio n o p |tile Co. I Hizhwav between KERMO'l'I' STEWART nAl.|,tm £5533 bafle ;,;;..;i.;;1" - 1 -u g -- - -Bridgeport--Work started re- cently on new State Irrigation h n i l r l i n n k w i n : r n r a n i n r l fun n- Ih n fThomas Kermott Stewart, son of Mr. und Mm. James Stewart, plo- neer settlers of Cunning City town- ship and now deceassd,passedawayat the Swedish Emmanuel hospital in Omaha at the age ofhaw-uv. Years. three months and twenty-four days. Deceased was the youngest ln s family of zen children and with one exception the last tn survive. This aception ls s. brother, Gnnt Stewart,who resides i n bon Angeles, California. Mr. Stewart lived ln the C\|m- lng City neighborhood I-nd Blsir all his lilo and was educated in the Blair schools.He wls never married.Besides the brother, he leaves ten nleoes, two nephews, s number of cousins and a large drda of friends to moum his death. culled upon to furnish them.1,4 other years we have not gotten our shiire ot this tourist U'Bd¢ ind of this money. lt would be s very rohservstive estimate to SW Llut twenty tour- ists drive through our town each dsy.Twenty wmilts a day Yof say 150 diy! law-DI s total of; 8,000 mums.lg our wwn,yur store windows,qur streets,our iohrist homes.qur hotels,and everything about us, could be made so attractive thad each of these mln-ists would find it a pleasure to spend one dollar with ua, lt would mean quite a tidyglitxle sum w our business men anal women.Tourists cover so much territory tha tt ha y c a n s l xe up s t o w ns l- most instantly.ll we can msks ours s little better tlmn those around us the marinus will see to it um: ws get more uma our shi-N I H o f f ~ G ~ State Highway Department mak- ing plans for graveling and grad- ing highway between Albion and Cedar Rapids. Maywood-Large shipments of hogs being made from this point. |°T1='_° " " " ` ~G i v e Y o u r M o t o r s N e w L i f e gravel 16 ~les bf hifhway #est of Hemingford.r f Lincoln-State Highway Deput- -. H ome Th eat re Home vf P=¢a Yhllgag Pldura ' ~.Irank sfs sh are o f Go va m mé n t e m- ergen c y r oad c onstruc ti on f und. Sc o ttsb lu ff Ci ty to ho ld sp ec ia l ele c ti on i n n ea r f u tur e to vo te o n THURSDAY MARCH 1s and 19 06 99A l o n g C a m e Y o u t h With Chula Buddy Roger! and Francis DeeFIRE WORSHIPPERS AND CHINESE FLOWER BOAT~ ~ ~. of ~qsper, Wyo., tx; FRI DAY a n d S ATU RD AY Saturday Matinee MARCH 20 and 21 "Night Work" With Eddie Quil.|||\ nnd Sally Sun- COMEDY-The Road Home K i q g s Pavnlxon I Miles North of Blnlr an Klghvuy Nm. 5 Sat., March 21st uvslc BY Omaha Nite Club noon FIDOB GOOD uuslc GOOD OBDBR suPPY ~apncewn na ganswmblulf'ruff Mleek pumhm H ome Th eat re Home of P¢J¢a Talking Plclurea ' THURSDAY MARCH 1s and 19 06 99A l o n g C a m e Y o u t h With Chula Buddy Roger! and Francis DeeFIRE WORSHIPPERS AND CHINESE FLOWER BOAT FRI DAY a n d S ATU RD AY Saturday Matinee MARCH 20 and 21 "Night Work" With Eddie Quil.|||\ nnd Sally Sun- COMEDY-The Road Home SUNDAY and MONDAY Sunday Matinee MARCH 22 and za "The Right to Love" Wllh Ruth Chanerion md Pnl Lulu TREE sAPs--'rAl.KA1rrooNs COMEDY-Hin Price FOX NEWS TUESDAY Glassware Night MARCH 24 "Call of the ~ West" Will: ,Dorothy Revier and Ma!! Moore (X)MEl)Y-Are Nlxsrlnx W lv u 'wmmssmxv and THURSDAY - g ~MARCH 25 and 26 " S e a L e g s " wh Jud Ollie lml Hlrry Green ooumv-:wa Bluff " I remlm nma num n l l rowemmed.When one couplu u tlrod.___'another Immediately a k u l u;::|:9 ~ an d y o u s h ou ld tr y to s a ve a ome - f i g n g o u t o f i n "1 do, futher.I'vo d roa dy sawed ab o u t 2,000 c ig are tte coupons. A h u l J t l u P u t y n lu cu lt omlr y for t ho : en gr o- o 1||*"'*.di ~. " .va ? :_.___,; 4_~{...I .T ::f f \ u . ,"|~I ~»\\.. 0 " ' e w i . ?- : ~ ; ' a i ' ; ~~ .t . -" 1 ... n . -°=-~* =' €~ *. : I y ».a.: ' : F " " " - i i ~ }uv .'`»fe':f<1'* ¢""i l _4 .I _ a [ 1 oBetter Breakfasfs :~:" r fs Plllm ln Ballon,but lnnrhblyllrl. lplolfut would k lbou! |doun vom ahead o thu rut."who ," uksd I v~r O! an oldchurch member --~ Sunday, "annUn lad; vgho w Auuly by thtItillv llta flw~o t h s r lo t o f u l j o y t h e i r h r e a k i n t a .T h a t i s , t h e y e n j o y t h e m i l 't h e y a r e n o t e t e r n a l l y t h e s a m e .T h e r e a r e m m !s t a n d a r d d i s h e s w h i c h a r e m u d s h o u l d b e t n c i u d e d I n b r e a k h a t s .b u t t h a n u e m a d e m u c h m o r e d a l l r l b l e l l y o u a l t e r n a t e t h e m .r e r n l n f r o m s e r v i n g t h e s a m e o n e s d u ' a l t e r d a y . r..|" ma r ' I I I Miles North of Blnlr an Klghvuy Nm. 5 Maywood-Large shipments of hogs being made from this point. 5 ° o n x u is d u r e p ln t h n o M m . on. 1 C u c i n a Sat., March 21stgravel16 ~les bf hifhway #est of Hemingford.r f Lincoln-State Highway Deput- Give Your Motors New Life F u m a i n t h e u r o u P u m p i n g - Excessive Use ef on L o u o f P o w e r lndicate the Need Of New Piston Rings ~.Irank sfs sh are o f Go va m mé n t e m- ergen c y r oad c onstruc ti on f und. Sc o ttsb lu ff Ci ty to ho ld sp ec ia l ele c ti on i n n ea r f u tur e to vo te o n at bo llynt qfa. ln r lc h ln nl!~ ~ e. nnd. prqper .v prepared. make a pal- atabls rlnk.Tha tree lrowl along th e co u t fr o m v lr g ln la t o T u n . The bevel-an ll made from tha 0146 haven, but ll braved more llh eot» hs. by boiling for two minutes or 1B a r o n : a i m I r i m 4m a l e I f m p d i s c u s B i s c u i t s H o t F c z w \' T a r " : 1 : ' :t h e '~'-~»:lt.1,sttr '|'fx'- g g n t h f v ( v o c u n t -*zUlll°.t o u r 1.\ * D o n n a b a k i n g p » \ \ u l a 1 a n d '~» t u m u p u u u m s t .'\ \ ¢ . . ¢ . a n 0 . 1 ¢ u t Sp o o n ;a h n r t c n l n z ': m d n r ;= z r n f r d o h c M ° .Ac lr '=~¢~v¢~n=»|;ag. .\. Advsrtile in The Enterprise.Pubscribe for The EI\¢41'l1fi8¢- -.~..H. .. Bring Your Car 'in f9y.Complete Inspection noOb}igation, of Course l | PHONE 219 ¢ n Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co. Blair,Nebraska tain p lenty of f ruit. ac c or ding to I n v? "' ""'9', PF* uut, hull cur whn t phy si c i ans tell u s. b ut th is g*~*»*°f~**°"~']_;'* *'> '*'§~'*f~*= c an 5 ,combined In ma ny wa y s .:rt\\eI1c to ...lfseil 1.:. -152 l l t h b r e l k l u t cereals and e v vu | ' " 9 ° ma . . v" \ tv n " '["1a f\ with moa t.One good way 20 give 1 Vlfnztitl, n1~pI|;*non uma!! f\"\ variety to y o ur lrrvatf art In wi*u y n ll "" " ' c a us e \ u 1 yo pr ovld a mama: an na ; o f hi s c u lls *'@'°=¢§¢» *M* is jf '19=',§_"1=- l l n ra ils!fr o m wh a t has bcon bt." " " ' M' ° to y n . .x .f~:1 tu r n e d " u m e te r n a l to a s t. "'='u':;\o~'e¢!so »~-=y~n U11l.|'l. a \ *f " n 3 ('lm|\\\1»hllz TI T Y h la me nu I"1\Z|\')lu m a s 1.»-| I h N " | m m a n u for n ht-eak*"¢i g u.a*I.ni,"an d ¢.ll " Li ;I 2' . I f | noon FIDOB GOOD uuslc GOOD OBDBR~ ~ ~. of ~qsper, Wyo., tx; uvslc BY Omaha Nite Club swmbluf 'fun mxwk p~as H - U p ffhv lgnernl services wer, held at the D. A. Comptnn home last Sunday followed by another at the Baptist church at 2:30 p. m_ with Rev. Moran assisted by Rev. Huh . 4 4 ¢ l I | » h | N n | » a n a l t n f . » m . n | » of puhlldty when they return to thdr homes. ROAD BONDS I nntim n nublic hearinz is 'A \ , - M v u . . .., ...... ...............- _mxde in the Blair cemawry. LAVINA McEVERS be held Wednesday (ar the purpone of dincuasing the hill providing for thé imuinl ol $9»5»000,000 of stew bonds, proceeds bo be used for ce- Lavinn McEvers,fomwriy e relddent of Blelr, but for the put ten yum e resident of 1ndepend~ ence, Mo.,passed away at her home in thxt city on Muv h 9, 1981.She was born' in Cdar Ru d d ; Iowa Sept. 27, 1852 and was mer- rle d m Elinhn Mei-hers in 1867. 'lb them twelve children were .bom four of whom preceded her in death.OI the remaluingwlxildren, one daoghwr, Mrs. D. A-§Phi1liP» is a resident ol Blair.' The body was brought for in- terment and the fnnerll services were held from the home of her daughter et 2:80 p. m., with Rev. Carl Sels of Omeha,officiating .. ._ __ _ ._..-......|- 1... nm ment road building.The amoux is insufficient,therefore large] done to start a ,state bonding pn mm that will 'mmm perma nm !or by the time 1-be first bonds an paid the meds will hnve to be r built for the n w n l dhentegr tion nm!chenglng tni he vm wreck them in twenty yeers.Z twenty years the interest paid 1 the bond: will equxl the prindp mlldhk the oust sso.0w.w0. all which goes out of Nebraska. The tom me mu win be $50.<m,o behind md faced with a newbov issue to replace the broken dm roedl. We hear considerable About t upkeep of gravel roads.It col to keen them un but the ulder th Dann lnwnnuu.m u ...auf m ..-.Binh' cemetery. Ma s . no s mn FE R RI S Mn.Rosetta Farril, known to Bhir people as Miss Rose Ervey, panned away Muc h 12th a t | hupihl in Valentine, Nab. wheresho mderwent an opendon for appsndidda. Mn. Furla was born md ra nd in this c ounty Ind vu the dnughtef of Mr. Ind ln. Wm. nv gy ,pi o ne e r u mm nov de- ewmad..__ __ an the better they ue because at the end of twent o r fi fty y um tbefy willbeuo ao dthatthey will carry all tha trmklc requires,be~ sides the buildng of them is dl dune by the ue of Nebraska gn- vd, their upkeep is done by Nab~ na h d t i un s .Theldome, nll the money for both thdr building Ind upkeep mv: in Nebraska md at L b a a n d o la n i n d d ni i e t e rmn f yuan Nebnlks hu both the wld: md tha mnmey md tha people thmdwpt t he unli mi hd me e ¢ Hmm hnvn hui th. mnlhnhnl hm. x Shawnumufnoauoxnu-rum.$ s .sl ~