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l*rll\ hG¢ldll8l0¢ ¢fNll fld»-NUMBER 10BLAIR, NEBRASKA. MARCH 26. 1931-P n m n e a w x1 » , y J n n . A. mma uV O L U M E X X X V Szibsczriptianelirige, SLS per Year.Sin le CMU. Sc Wlilllkl Clusty.
lair Home Declamatory
Contest ls Very .Close
SIXTY DAYS IN JAIL
John Dunkel of Herman,who
'as arrcgtod some time buck on
he charge of receiving ur buying~tolen chickens,had 'his hearing
ask. Monday.He p'lead guilty to
he charge and was smrbemnd tto
~ixty days in jail.
Dunkel operated a chicken buy-
ing station in Herrnan, :md it ap-
pears that for some the a. gang
nnd 20th in Declnmatory Work.
Te n Contestantn i n ,Dr smatic
Class.Awa rd to V e rn e r Cl rl s e n
m m u n -
2 I N l{ l. ! \ 10 ROUS C O N T E S T
~rine Glaa gowe W ins i n Hu mo r -
ous Class.W inners En te r S ub -
Distric t Content He ld Mar c h 27
Th e ho me cleclnmabory contest
hic h was held i n the J un ior Hi gh
ditor iur n on Thur sday a ml Fr i -
~y evenings,Mar c h 19 an d 20,
ove d to b e u ve ry c lo se an d i n
resting c ontest i n ai l three
usecs.Th e dra matic class wa s
eld Thu rsd ay evening.I n th is
asp there were te n contestants.
he results o f this class we re as
llnws:Esthe r Car ls en wh o g a ve
e s elec tio n "Th e W hi te Hand s of
e lh a m"wa s awa rd ed fi rs t p la c e ,
d Harriet.Alle n,wh o ga ve th e
le eti on " The F o rg o tten W i tn e ss "
as awarded sec ond plac e.
On Fr iday even ing the o rator ic al
nd humo rous classes were held.
the orotori eal c la ss the c ontest
towed to be very clore between
~yj Christensen and Verne: Carl-
Easter Time
M. A. c. HOLDS
SPECIAL PROGRAM
The Monday Afternoon Club
met ut the home o l Mn. E. G.
Pierce on March 28 with 1 large
attendance.
borh ood lmrol1 114 ! Hamm in tar ot.
Arr es ts we r e mad e a n d i t : w w
fou nd th a t D u n ke l h a d be e n b u y -
in g th e s tole n ¢ 1 g ¢ g m This imv-
plic ated h i m and b mu g h t h i m ' b o
grief.
a I I ' .as totaled Ve rn er Carlsen wa s
wo rd e d f ir st pla c e b y a sc or e o f
3% an d Ro y wa s awar de d se c o nd
la c e b y n sc or e of 9 1% .Ve r né r
ave th e o ra tio n " T h e Menac e o f
~wlessness" and Roy gow the or-
Lio n " Antoni o Mani c ".
Th e hu mo ro us c la ss ln wh ic h 12
ontes ta nts too k pa rt p roved to be
no o f th e be st an d closest con-
ts o f the series.F i r s t plone
nt to Mis s D ori ne Gln sgo we who
~ve "The W edding of 'Miss Bray ".
he rec eived a sc ore of 96%.SGC'
nd pla c e we nt to Margvaret Maher
ho r ea d " Pi nk I oe Cr ea m" .Mi s s
laher rec e ived n sc o re of 94%.
As a r e su lt o f the ho me c o ntes t
he f o llo wi n g B la i r Hi g h s tu d e n ts
ill represent th e h i g h sc hool i n
he mb~dist1ic t dec lomntory c o m
st. whic h will be held in the Blair
DISTRICT Music CONTEST
1The State District Music contest
fordistrlct nugnber two,will be
held in Omaha Friday and Satur-
day, April 3 and 4.This contest
has grown to be one of the great-
est in the state nf Nebraska.
Practically every county in eas-
tem Nebraska is represented from
Richardson on the south to Thur-
stmi on the north.'Then will
probably he about 50 schools and
1000 .gngligltlnta in this great
mrxlimvfegh -
The solo events will be held at
Benséu high on I-'rldny and the
gmnp events will be hdd at South
High an Saturday.Ins t yeu for
firstlime lnthe his to ryo f the
usocintlon the students frvm Bllif
High won we oonhest.Bldr will
be entered again this year and
S l : I 1 | | 0 ....qu e s ti o n mi g ht. go e ve n as f ar a s
the Supr eme Cour t b efor e u settle-
me n t couid be ma d e an d i t wa s
th o ug h t be st to ar b itr ate wh ic h
was ver y sa ti sf ac to ri iy d on e.
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GARRISON SALE CLOSED
The J. D. Garrison sale which
has been going on fo r the put
three weeks closed lut Sxhaxdxy
night.Business was good through
out the entire sale and the r»r°pri~
|:::s .
ing joke s.Miss Luc ille Ke mp h ad.
ah g rg e o f th e p ro g ra m wh ic h c o m
siated o f music al n u mb e r s a n d
read ings in whi c h d ie was unda ted
b y Misses Mad eli ng Nie ls en I n d
Margaret Ba dgerow, Dor othy 'Sher
ma n a n d B e tty B e aty .
Th e C lu b me e ts Mar c h 3 0 wi th
Mrs. 0. Hopewell.
mo o n a n d evening,Ma r c h 27:
ratoric al,Vex-ner Carlsen;dr a-
stic ,Es th er Ca rlse n; lmmo ro us ,
orine Glnsg owe; extemporan eous,
lic e Beek man.Th e sub-distric t
lec lnmntory contest "promises to
c o n e o f th e la r g e st a nd b e st i n
he his tor y of the as so c ia tio n,11
cols and 140 c ontestants .repre-
ntin g all se c tio ns o f ea stc m Ne-
rnska. will take part.Th e f ollow-
n g schools wi ll b e here on n e xt
'1-inlay:Oma ha,Central Hi g h ,
Vinn eba go, W dthill, Rosa lie , Her-
mn ,Oak lan d,Te k a n mh ,Arling-1
on, Cra ig and Ly o ns.
NEWTON GAINES GIVESTALK BEFORE HIGH scuoox.
Lnsv. Friday morning ProfessorNewtonGaines of the Extandvfl
Division of the University of Ne-
braska,zlve a very interesting
talk before the students of the
usunl exn:e\lent showing.Blmir
will be entered in band, orchestra,
mixed chorus,boys double quu~
tem: and five solo events.
Ag a climax of the work of the
phased with the total result.
On Saturday night at ten-thirty
o'clock a suit was given away.
Alfred C. Kramer U! Herman, was
the recipient.
BIRTHDAY SURPBISF
along the line of pmpmhg for
ll1e's work, ¢he opportunities of
the pm as eompued to the oP-
ponunltiea of the present.The
ntudentu of the high school gx~u¢1Y
enjoyud this fine talk of Prof.
Gslnu._.
school befvra entering the dist:-lst
wntslt which il in be held ln tha
near future, a prognm has bean
planned which will be held in tha
high school audiwrlum on m e
'hzeuday evening, starting atelglat
0'c.lod¢. which lu the m the public
who are cordially urged to be
present.
arranged and carried out on Miss
Thelma McCormick last Saturdal'
night.The event wu on meeount
ut her birth mmtvenmry.The
usuzl good time was enjoyed and
the evening cloned with a very db'
Udou.|_ lunch.
CELEBRATES BIRTH
ANNIVERSARY
About twenty frisndn and rela-
um gnthered nt the horns uf Hr-
md Mrs .Otto lmc ke on Tue s-
dxy evening, lhich 17 md undat-
ed in oelnhnting Mn. llnnnkvn
w m a y .v ma n g n n d w a . v m
p i ~ t ~ .A
WORK SEASON IS NEABING
'With .the ndvsnt of spring the
hnn work is beg*innin8 in esmest.Fumemare now busy in the fields
preparing the ground for the
planting of the 1981 crop.As the
John M¢Kay, for years 'the _pnr
primar of the Mn-.Kay :ind mme,suffered a"stmke last Zllueaday
moming.He was mx Zhln wvqy to
his place of bulinen .and had
reaéhed the H.A. Baxdk earner
on Grant md Walks' Amannewihm
he idll.Louie Famherg, who wu
also an his way to wumk, happened
along at the same time and im-
meiiddly we nt la li: aaiintnnm.
lack of the fsxmefs visits to Blairand soon the only time we will see
him will be on Saturday nights.
This opens up a question thatis
of great importance to Blair mer-
chants and that is the keeping
open _of the diferent business
houses on Wednesday evening.
Other towns are doing this and
are meeting with a good run of
busindss in repay for their ef-
forts.Last summer on several
occasions we happened to be in ad-
joining towns on Wednesday eve-
ning and found them filled with
fnrmers doing thelr~ mid-week
shopping.Blair merchants have
never made a concerted effort to
bdng this business to Blair and it
has therefore drifted to neighbor-
ing towns who are awnke to the
opportunity.
A campaign should it seems to
us be made to bring this bus»
lneu to Blair.lt can be done if
an effort ll mnda to do so.Farm-
ers will not leave thdr work i n
order to mme w Bla ir i n tlw
wvrldnz ho un llld l! Blni r hus-
iness houses are closed to them
lt is hut a few minutes utn driv-
ing to go to towns where the mer-
cha nts a re "ldv to serve them.
DANA CQLLEGE News
Dana college was admitted as a
member of the Nebnlka Assoc#
ation ol Church Colleges at their
annual meeting held at York Col-
lese.snurday..Although Dana
College has bf-in serving the peo-
ple of Neb s a for Iony-seven
years, it has nly been during thepast ten yenrd that full four years
of college w `k has been offeredand for thutoteason, Dana has not
been enrolled las a member of the
Nebraska .Church College Associ-
ation during urevious years.
The world renowned Welsh lm-
perial singer; from Great Britain
will present u concert at the. Dana
College auditorium Thursday eve-ning.This z¥°\\P of male singers
under the direction of R. Peatyn
Davies have rome w the Statesafterfive year§`of singing in
Europe and and made their
first Amerl n aranee at the
Rotary International Convention in
Chicago, last'J\me.This British
Male Ensemble will conclude the
Dana College lecture and lyeeum
course for this year.
Mr. George Strandvold, edlbor of
Decorah Posten at Decorah, Iowa,
District Court
Holds Session
Amlcable Settlement Made Over
.Nebraska Land on East Side of
Ml ouri River.Lund Patented
ha l89'l¢in Dispute
CLAIMED MADE BY EVULSION
What promised m be a battle
to the finish,earne to amicable
settlement last Monday when the
case of Geo. and David Wlltse va
E.E.McFerrin was brought to
an amicable settlement.The case
in question involved one hundred
and sixty acres of land lying ontheeastsideoftheMissouri
river but within the bounds of
Nebrpskm The land is m a
have been placed on the lowssi e
by the process o! evulsion.This
land was patented by E. F. Bevel-
helmer in 1897 and was later add
to a msn by the name of Csley
and later to George and Dayld
Wiltae_The question ol adverse passio-
sion entered into the oontzonmy
I-l\dE.E.McFerrln,whoha»d\lved
on aportion ol the land lv: angie
time claimed his ri ght on th a n
grounds.When the matter was brought
into court it was found that both
Report Fake
Bank Robbe '
Officer: Prepare For Warm Recep
u m of s w a m w h o F m ¢~
Appur.All Plans Mule Bu
Do Not Mater-iallze
STRANGER WARNS OFFICIAL
The offiduls of the city we
warned Wednesday of lut wee~'by a stranger who came here,
he claimed for that purpose, tha
four bandits had laid plans w ro
one of the banks ol Blair on las
Friday night..Hin story was 1
plausible and he outlined the pl~
of the robbery so xnphicly tha
the officers immediately got bu
in preparation for their receptio~
They went ta (hnaha where .
official was secured and with hi~
a machine mm-Tw o mm o f fdals were°also present when th
HUBP5Cio\L§ moment came, but th
bandits failed to appear.
Whether they heard ol the
parotionn or had their nxspid~
aroused in some way is notkno~
or perhaps the informer was
working for s hit of reward mon~
ln advana.Ac any rate the offi
ers took no chance in the ms
and should be complimented f
f-hd: desire and deterrnination
~..m _\;\Yilaung :cv Sb°1Fwr~~ nw wvv mss .ms ~~ CAR - wrme mon Ar| we Na mans,'fu ze mms- I~~ avr 4-wr §'gffaf vou lu rms 'weak ~ pm' mvem am-ea
me ww WILL
,..=' :~~__appears tote improving.His gem 'Hue gnvemofg announcement
ml heal!/h for some time hu mn lvavflvi 1 »1mn1`erenee between the
bnn go od ull he ha s been mdm die!allnttivn,officials o l the
i n !from high blood Pmnw e . ." "" °4¢\P&'\I!>€nt of trade nnd
'hint is thon§:t to have been the vvvnneme. md' Attorney General
r.a.uae of the trouble.. C. A. Swa nn.
The gwemo r minud out that
l :u .. . ||Wu 'Ellen fn hi t ho me i lllun 3
~danwumimnmediahlf aihil.
Hin condition has been oonnid-
endquiieaeriougmdastmdhnanl'
the left side is reported.The 1an
re p o ru fmmhi a be dd da u e hf a e
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I N m e s G O NE B Y
Few peode remembered that
dghoea y ; ago lan Monday a
terrible cyclone villted Omaha and
vicinity wining out great areas of
Yhe thicldy settled portion of that
dty and fiiedtroylng many lives and
hundreds 'uf thousands o! dollars
in proparty.
.1..,rmuming of that date was
wnnn and balmy.lt being Sunday
many :people were taking advan-
!:iszufo'!'the mink day lor outings.In the dfternoon the sky became u
yéllovHah color and a quiet seemed
'to fall over Blair.The next was
the news ol the cyclone.
Monday of this week opened
muéh the same but instead of tho
~yulone we had a sudden drop in
.temperature and a cloudy sky with
frequent showers.
Dana Collegd, Friday, one dn 'The
Bama of the Races", one on the
famous "J. P. Jacobsen" and oneon "Current *Dhnlnh Li\.ent\1n".
Speck]midy of the Bible was
emphasized he Dana College, me
week, when the Rev. CL ll. Vide-
bedl, Luthenn pastor o!E!kHorn
(Continued on page eight)
W». R. c. MEMBERS
ENJ OY B xn mnn P AR TY
Mrs. J. v. Hi ndmriz mmm an
the members sl the Womefs Re-
lic! Corps tn her hom; Wednasdxy
afternoon, March 25, in humor of
her birth u»nivefmry~
Needless ho nu. th! ummy :aa
eauld, responded to the invitdiinn
as the Hinckmnn lmme is mmad
for its hospltdiw and wdcome to
University of Nebraska, last week
won a debaie on the federal farm
board issue at the college of agri-
culture where elaases are held.~
Christensen and his colleagues
upheld the allimxative of the sub-
ject,"Resolved, that the federal
farm board shall nomimae w be of
benefit to the American farmer."
BLAIR BOY MENTIONED
Menon Kuhr of Blair, was one
of seventeen. shxdmtn attending
the farm operal.6n"éhar1', course at
the umv ma ry " "mmpgka no be
graduated at §.li`f'€ndol the su-
elan last week."
Mllle than 1 0 0 w e I d g y w
the course this winter at the col-
kx, af ngrlculturc and evm more
mrs expected m be enrolled next
season, wmrding to H. K. Douthit,
short course dlrecmr.
B L A I R B O Y W I N S D E B A T E
E1-iv Chd stena en o f Blai r,wi th
tw o othe r stu den ts ta k i n g th e
f a r m operator s' shor t c ourse at the
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bnea, much improved ma hoping
to get home in the neu future.
He hu been down ther; for some
time and his lxentment been
very utillscwry and his eandi~
tion 1| much improved.
VISIT VET HOSPITAL
Tha Misses Cora Stdcklett and
Vmola Brunton,nncompmled by
Mr. md Mm D. C. Van Deuaen,
drvve down w Lincoh last Sunday
when they visited the :tate cap-
i\o\building and hi m'the new
veterufs hospital.At ite haspihl
they found Mr. C. C. Vm Deusen,
luncheon was aarvaél :to s:ru'cmjI
fifty guests.
M n .J. H. Bvlmmn,jpreéident of
the W. R. C., in behdlfdf the
ladies, presented! the hostess with
rn iine electric toaster.She wasthe recipient of many rather gi1l.B,
potted plants and flowers which
she greatly appmciated.
'When the guests dqparted .fortheir homes,iff! lleit :many ex-
pressions of good will and wishes
for many more hmm? 'hirthdays.
:tome MCKAY
md gardens of wghbors.Keep
your chickens and ducks cooped up.
The dty ordinance in regard to
~ running at large will be
imposed if further compllint. u w
chickens running at large is made.
L. W. um, Chief of Police.10-n
NOTICE
Considerable complaint has been
made within the pant fuw days
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l o ;Ll °:;
cured notes ter tlie bank for the reCollege mmpus
finient to pmvlde payment of the
amount due the bank might deduct
one-third of the payment from insurplusandunaswdeaprofitao~
count.Under this plan the direc-
wn md stockholders of the bank
WILL BUIL D uomanN HOME
Pmf. J. P. Nielsen of the Dann
College Inculty,h n l recently
bought a lot north of Dann and
plans to. soon begin the erection
~y.The Continental Oil Co.
hu contracted to erect un oil sma-
Bon at this point.
WILL BUILD NEW
OIL STATION
Work of wmuéz the old Rlth-
mann building jult m o n thestreet out of the Mnrnthon fill-
due.
The action of the pupnemn court
upholding the gugnnty law will
do a great deal toward restoring
fl!!! confidence of the public inthe
banki ot the mu and 'hqve s bm-
éfidal pfnwara nil linen of bun-
WILL BUILD MODERN nous
Fnd Sim, contractor md build-
er, cloud n deal W°¢P¢5¢|ly oi
this mek whereby he bewmuthe
owner of Qhe lot just ~ of the
Lundt property on`Sogaf-h atredj..
Ha in tg guna a. mqkiem lxomd on
Jr. and ln. Nellie Anderson.
A number of the Ray!! Neigh-
bon of this dty, drove ln Sioux
City,Iowa thu (Thursday) mom-
ing, 00 attend A Royal Neighbar
convention which la being held t°~
day.Among those going from
Blair were Hn. Fnnk Brass, Hn.
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rmcmv zs SAD NEWS
Julius Petersen reedved word
Wdneldxy o l this week,of the
death of his only :hier in Den-
mlrk. :he having puaed sway an
'hleldAy, lhnh Nth.
:~»=:~nounc ed Tu e s da y th a t lette rs ha d
been mailed to 582 Nebraska stat.-e
ba n k s c a llin g u p on th em f o r p a y -
me n t o f the ir gu ar a nty f u n d as-
i-\|r ~t.du e f o r 1928,1929 an d
1930.Pa y me nts o f these assess-
me n ts wa s wi th h e ld b y th e b a n k s
pend ing a.f i n d deciaion o f the
Un i te d Sta tes supr eme c ourt i n
ti lml b a n k l i tlg a tlo n .
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at payment.Thsy follow:
First Tha t the mdn la m due
the guaranty (und hmn the hunk
be chnrged against hs surplus and
undlvidd prolita and Uwe items
accordingly rédueed.
Second-Ths.t il the surplus and
asveral m u banks had failed:Inca 'iw Benn vwilhholdingfunds
and that no lsammnta vmuldbe
collected ham then,
He uid that upon each of tha
bank: ltill hx mmm might dm!!-A
would be issued far dn mount of
uch individual oblhmdoa.
Banks Asked To
Pay Assessments
ssz Blnks wimhlwamg About ss.-
000,000 Will Be Asked to Pay to
Glnranly Fund for 1928, |929
.and 1930
WILL HAVE A GOOD EFF:-:cr
Govemor Charles W. Bryan an-
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We hen! a great deal these
dlYs about spending n vast
amount of money ln public
improvements in order no re
lieve the unemployment sit-
uation.When one amps m
really study this question
when will such u program
lead?It ls true that at this
particular time we new n.
road improvement program
and it in also true that as it
happens there is n vast
amount of unemployed menwho need money.The build-
ing of roads is commend-
able but is it wise to mort-
gage the future yénrs in
order to give employment at
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BL AlR' S ro n rri e u . POT
One week from next Tuesday,
Blair will hold her spring election
at which time each of the four
wards will elect a councilman to
for the coming two years.Two
members of the school board will
also be elected fo serve for nterln
ol three years.
On the school board,Messrs.
C. A. Robeson and H.H. Brown
are asking for a return to the
office while a third pany,Ray
represent the people of the ward
Rehearing of Able Bank e ls
Refused.u. S. Supreme Court
Dedslon Makes Guornnly Law
Vlli d
ASSESSMENTS COLLECTIBLE
Atty.General Sorensen to Order
Collection Unpaid Assessments.
High Coun bets Ruling Stand
Th e * u m m States nupreme
court refused to review ltsfrecent
decision sustaining the validity of
si... \|..|.....\». |..~.\.- M."-une" Inu/this condition continues and
men continue to find no sat~
isfactary way in which to
gain a livelihood?What
then will hnppenl Will the
govemrnent go on endlessly
spending the people's tax
money to give this nnny ol
men employment?Thislms
happened in nations of olden
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Hitehman of the Farmers Su m
Bank, ls also asking that he be~allowed to supplant either Robeson'
or Brown.|
In First Ward Elmer Frdn 3.nd
U. G. Gune r wi ll go to bat for
the place of councilman.Mr.
Garner has served in that capacity
for a number of years and made
good in the position.
In Second Ward June!Roberts
uw .w......... ........ ,.....,._...,according to nn. Assozizied Press
dispatch Monday.The decision
held state banks must pay guaran-
ty fund usessments.Attorney General C.A.Soren-
sen said Monday that as a result
of the supreme court's refusal to
hear the Ahie bank cue again. he
would order the state banking de~
pnrtment to collect unpnld usew
__._ .__ .L_ ______.._ ._._.»u u u i s u n l l u l u i v i n a uillhllnni l u f l
amy or an mum um ° '""'*"''!'f;}'?'1?."',_"..°__ Ln- mn.¢m_
m e g u | . r u u . y l u u u .
3.000.000 remains uniaaid.an unnadd
as
o
a
e
a
a
u
s
a
o
s
l
followed the practice.It
places a burden of taxes
mounting higher and higher
on the thrifty in order that
others should be led and we
wish to call nttentian to the
flirt that the thrifty citizen
is the bone and sinew ol the
nation.Will we continually
penalize the bone and duew
and build a false prosperity,
that is the question.
e s e s c e e o o u e e o o s
nmnrrmzn snr:'
o
o
e
o
s
0
a
e
o
0
a
a
o
ent encumoenn ana L! uumng mnelection on the flat that he hnshsd
experience./Bbth are good menandthe city will be well served
with either in office.In Third Wsrd., John McKay is
aski ngthathebere izurne dto the
ofiica and Nick Thuile is also an
aepirant for the place.Both mem
are well known as both have been
ln business hene,McKay in the
feed stare and Thane in the hud-
wue hudness.
Over in Fourth Ward, J. P. Jen-
sen is asking for a re-election and
I
unssments under the old g n u -
nnty lllnd law,which wne ne-
penled by the spednl legislative
sewone of 19%.Nearly all of
this,he added,was i n special
assessments.All questions concerning the
constitutionality of the guaranty
law.he added,hnve naw been
settled.
Leonard Flannburg, an attorney
for the Able bank, commented he
wu unable w say just now what
further action might be taken on
behalf of his dlmtl.
4
Y.u .Sorensen la also nry mz l0! '\I Rnmitune Sale at Aye Bron.
'bldldhlg Saturday, March 28, 1981
at 1 o'c1pek P. M.All of my lur-lniture comnlew viz 1 Conk Smve.
the place.Both men have had a
wide agrpedence in city work.Mr.
Sorensen has served seven! yearn
on tim council and lim on'.he
rm Ame ana owner sum DlllKlw h i c h : m a m a Y-he vdidlty o l
the law urged the court fa permit
them w argue orally the provi-
donn o l the a n of March 18.
~a
1 Heater,Book Case,Dresser,
Tables. also Forks.Shovels, Gar-
den Tools, and many other articles.
Mrs. Hans Thompson. Henry Chris-
tensen, Clerk;Jensen and Brass,
Auctioneers.10-lt
Four Year Term
For State Offices
Would Pass Bill Changing Term
of State Officials From¢T\vo to
Four Years Stsninz in Year
school mmm ana nas proven l\lll|°self w be s capable and eltident
official.
There is but little discusdon as
there sams to be 'no issue.The
light question is some times spoken
of on the streets and many feel
that the light plant question wodd
have been settled in a more satis~
factory manner had the plant been
sold rather than to buy alrrent as
the city fs now doing.Others ue
of the opinion that the city should
be making the electric mm-ent for
use rather than buying it of the
high line and thus leave the money
st home.
The location of the swimming
-.-u \.r. _ ---eu ...___ ....... .....»..
1930, which modified the old law
by providing a depositors'final
settlement fund.
They ukedtobehea rdi n chal-
lenzinz the constitutionality of
the new lsw, on the ground thatit
takes assessments from one class
of banks to pay depositors in an-
other and deprives operatlngbanks
ol assets which should be held for
gh, benefit of their .depodtors and
stockholders.
They also declsred they could
show that the new act imposed ss-
sessments which are aicesalve, hur-
densone and corisutory.
OMAHA PASTOR
¢» L .£ n n O
neu.K
SUPERINTENDENT is 4 YEARS
Election ul the governor and all
other state executive officers for
a term of four years in lieu of the
present two year term that ap~
plies,in the form of a constitu-
tional amendment, is to he placed
before the moe senate to do with
it as it pleases.'1'he commltwe ln-
stnxcted Chairman Allen 'tuesday
evening to report S.F. 230,by
Schepmnn, for general file;This
proposed eomtitutiouul amlmd-
ment would have the state execu~
tive officers elected in 1934 and
theredter for A ferry of four
years.The constitutional con-
pour .eu s gow nl-ny ww s wr..many feeling that the Pnlrlc Park
Addition dw which could have been
purchased at a reduced price should
have been taken instead of the
one chosen.On this question the
council was decidedly divided but
the high pdced site wan out,
All these questions may have u
bearing on the election and if
street talk is any criterion,we
would judge that they make quite
a difference.
PINOCHLE PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Brock and
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Petersen en-
tertained seven fables of their
friends at pinochle at the Brock
home nn lan Memdnv avenimr lnl.
COMING To IE '.'.
On Wednesday evening,Rev.
Geo. D. White ol Omaha,began
Pre-Easter Evangelistic meetings
with the Blair Baptist church.
Thene services will be held each
evening at 7:30.Rev. White is a
very Mhung knlnister and has proved
his ability as a preacher and lead~
er in his successful psstorabe i n
Omaha.His church only recently
went through a seria of meetings
with 'nearly eighty sddiions.
The public is invited m come
and hear this eamest capable
young preacher.
GOES 'm OOZAD
_..
pvenuon 01 nm: gave me supenn-wndent ol publin instruction a
term of ian: yum, but no othen.
I-'AREWELL PAR'l'y.
Herbert Brown entertained the
Sunday School :lun to which he
and Malcolm Curley belongs,on
last Thursdny evedng at dinner, ln
lwnor of Malcolm. who moves with
his family to Iowa.Rev. A. F.
Newell, teacher of the clans, and
M"yron Brock, fonner teacher, wus
lowing l splendid seven o'|:.|ock
dlnmr whic h tha n ladia pnpued
md se rve d wi th the ua iltma d
their mm falkl.
Al ll the and ma to m. nz this
hospitable home, the gums ntaymi
until ine small wee hours Mting
and playin!V-he nodal game of
plnochle.
When scores were counted at
the close of the evemlug,it was
found that Mrs. James Klrb and
Pr. R. '7 ;."E"°$" hdd hi gll md
Chris Struve, who waded lan
num for Hmry Ohhe n md Son,
ewan-mann,u m p w c a s a .
Neb.,when the same Exm will
build a school heme.Tlrh i n c u
same firm thlt bui lt the Blnir
schoolhoule.
Mn. L. D. Warrlck, Mn, Wat-
son Tyson,M n .E.w.Schmidt
md Mrs. hunk Bxvss lpem: s
very pleasant dtex-noun lnlt Tues-
day with Mm John W. Newell,
d
ex
.nil "|"|LA14 iu nl ln *A n n u \a c . .. ' n1 r l 15. HH.~I n d ~A» I W B U I EH I U CS l » 0 \||I l l *' e s t o x u n a c i t y .
4 1~ .5...=........mv vw.. ._..,,..mt.Rhonda, low and all wen record-
Following the dinner, 'the boys i¥\8ly awtrded prius.BUSINESS AND
AL 1-onsc.4s1~wF
ant. ontsiae in play games ~'
Fnrhnrt.'nnfnrt\n'u1hlv.xfumed FAREWELL PARTY
BUUI.
...-,-._,__.__,,__,rr__into a hole,turning his ankle in
such s way,that he fractured n Tha ofdoen of the Roynl Neigh-
bone in his Ankle.He in unnble b°:.orglnizatinn entert-mined in
m 8° io school this vnek but il honor 61 Mn. Si Johnson on lui
getting dung very well.
BUYS ANOTHER OIL oo.
The Nebraska-low:Oil Com-
pany,with heaajlquarfen ntBlnlr,
closed n ded last week by which
f-he company become: the owner of
the Ne b n s h Oil Compmy of
Schuyler, Neh.This givea than a
m-lng of oil :tations from Schuy-
Kondny awning at the home of
M n . F u n k B mu .
Tha Johnsons ue lnving soon
for Schuyler, Neb. when they will
nm n lmmburger md short order
llwv as they dxf here when they
nm came tg Blair.Mn. Johnson hu been 1 hith-fud officer of the Royal Nelghbor
lodge for the pant twb years and
1
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--ww w ..-...., ....--._ _,l a Nab. to Dennison lawn.u r lficers-sh, wu pmwnud " " " ",.wnlthon pucticnl gm an n memento 5; ;g;g<»-=~ M;-3 goufn
cALu=:ns mon nas uomns of the umm- in which m vu ____,mgg9°gm a '
Mr. and Mn. Arthur Wilsonmd
Betty and Mr. nnd Mrs. Kendrick
Wilson,all of Du Moines, Iowa,
mr, Sunday nllan at th homo
of lh-I. Con Badprow md npent
the1ndghtltt.\xebomeo!Mn.E.C.
Plidzer, rdufning home Wind!!-
Thc J.Cwnniom hmily havemuvedintotheKm.Lillie f m ;
\'=li¢\°1l°% no 9116 hoina vhs!! \h°Y
formerly mld°~Lh4A bw; gold 89
held by un.
Rdrelhmenta closed |very
ple lllnt evenil\¥ of games m d
dng.
ll w n mt Ndl e b - P r i zm n u mi -
e d md contest dons Satuniny
,|3||¢,,Ap r i l m> - u n M y before
E a u :sunday John uw b m w
ervvldl-mmegnd no your Manda
Mn thlse beautiful prizes.Only 8
mo n days#-get i n mu'uvwds.
m l "zv`l51`i2§i§; D¢=llnl¢°1'!
lest at BlairConHeh. 27-Dann 5-Zuno :ecilal
Heh.
Mah.
Heh.Apr.
Avr-
Am'-
Apr.
Apr.
l h y
28-Catholic bake sale.
28 -Hn. Hun Tho mpoa n nk
28-Da me at Klnfs pui li anN - n u n - m e H i l d e m m
4-Fuhion Ctnlcr ale ends
5-Enter Swin-
24-mlh Sduwl D11
24-'m -vuiey 'm a umsE C. N. A. A. :ru me
J
Lguhlvn Qqgtsr--Binh-.10-n lhy1
1 " ' P " v' v \
min,Nebrnh, numb za, nm-THEU u » ¢ ' | " u . n
In the evening~les of pinochle
Moeller hold-
August Klu-
en,seconds,
NEEKASW BLLSCATIERED |mlgh¢ on bod! hlnukd up to
na m s UGAn .mm $ 1 - W a mn .|Growing beeh hu bewme one
Nebrukms who think of me of Nsbnakrs lmpoxhnt industries
upper Platte valley u mgulnnd The nnk of the ante in augur
intrntion w u n u n e d
te a c h e n c ollege,| .
01 dI zthe r, c ha .i rmnn ~
me n t o f h i s to r y ,W u
i n g d e a n o f th e c o ll e ~
A
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o '" Q ,f | . ¢oI. ¢ . \ A - _
HERMAN NEWS
Mr.and Mrn Edgar Skinner
And Vera Mm were dinner guestsol Mn, A. L. Sullivan Thursday.Hr. and Mrs. Hult Lowe lpentl
Friday at the Wm. Aduns home.
Mrs. Joe Morrison spent 'hues-
day and Wednesday in Omaha via-
lting her dau hter,Mrs.JamesHerringtonfarriild.Wednes-day evednghMr. and rs. Herring-
ton hroug t her home ln thdr
car.Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Cameron and
Charlene drove down from Sioux
City Saturday and vinon over
Sunday at the H. B.Cameron
homeMr.and Mrs. Rex Huen and
ehildren last week mo/ed (rom
the Bninoon property into roomsat the 0. A. Johnson liome.Mrs. Taylor Freich spent Fri-
day in Blair at the home of Mrs.
Wm. Jensen.Mr. und Mrs. Harry Andersen.Wm. Miller and family,Mr.and
Mrs.Chan.Chamberlslln.Miss
Marjorie Andersen and Mr.and
Mrs. Clifford Ray drove out tothe
Wilbur Conety home near Omm onFriday evening and spent a pleas-
ant evening with them.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woodward
and daughters oi' Omaha;weredinner guests and spent the daySunday at the L. A. Woodward
lon drove up from Omahl Thorne time had hy all.
day noon, lar a brief visit at the there were th," u
L. A. Woodward home.Mr. md Mrs . pr,Mr. and Mrs. John Bogen and mg high scores, K1
children and Mr. -np Mrs . Jo e'"n md Henry 5CruhilngerandEugene,sne mlmd Mr md M,-,_
Sund.ay_ at the I-'red Bogart home. low Sixltable prh
Ma.rt\nEafwolsen. S.M.P ed unda ve r;and Mr. and Mrs. P.S. Hopkins
W; in Omaha Simday oo see L.}A.arrlsh on hal been oonllnad
to his hemelsevenl weeks follow-ing an operation' He is now able
to be outside some ol the time.
As us w at this season there
has been millions ol geese llghtf
ing in the fields just east' olimvn.They :Mi n d the attentionol everyoneand field glasses have
been brought into uso.Marjorie `Reld,whose eighth
birthday oéeurred Monday,Mch.
16, oelebrawd it by Inviting ten ol
her little frilmds in her home afterschool.These little people had a
happy time'P\lYil\8 games,alter
which Ma-s.'Re.ld seryed refresh-
ments.'Last ' Tueaday evening Mrs.
Anna Peddia and Miss CarolineWachterentertainedatdinner.The guests.were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. F.
O.Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. E. P.Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Brewster.'The John Skinner and Paul
Tighe families are under quann-tine f o r ~ l e v e r .All thecases are very light and all are
recovering nlooly./Mr. an Mrs: H. B. Cameron en-tertained ata dinner party at theirhome Monday evening for the fol-
|__;._... n..\..._.| ur...A 'r Fam;
I
had by nll.
The Women'| Cl
Misses ADD! and
Thursday afternoo
answered by a g
hire ol Medea.I
n paper on Soda
conditions ol Mex
Kruger read a pa
ture md Labor, 1
read s. paper on B
tlqulties,Educald
Playgrounds.A
noon was had by
Miss Kate Meh
Blanche Paulson l
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. 1
Mildred and Mr.
Mehrens spentHenry Kruse hon
The following
by Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday:Henry
Marie Mehrens,
husen, Mrs. Wm.
Mrs. Wm.Sieve:
Mn. Hmry Schm
of Bennington,
Laura Rothman.
Mr. and Mrs.
and children of (
urday evening a
deanof thel m . c . H . l
zv .\»¢ a¢ pmf1y m,m bee nwith
namedact-
head ol the wllo n o f a rts and
edennes for th¢ nm semesternext
the University
dna 1926.He 'became chairman: o h m m d : e n. mmy de pa r tme nt mms
lastweek ofnthaUeetlve'
ol ne xt fdl,
ion of Dean
becomes the
ldpal univar-
the leave of
s o! the lrtl
will me h
Harvard Unl-
mester next
v dean of the
but 88 yean
s elementary.
llc schools of
lege training
Jumble. Prior
Jnlverdty 01;had mogm in;
ole, Ind been
rools, andbad
in t h e m
Wayne.He 1
university noadministration
.n of the de#
mr hi s :Hill-
l.
!
I
o w l l l a c t u
when Dr. Hleka, than department
gh-ff=»»-» betlme dean of the eol~
ege.
W IL L An v mms n NEBRASKA
Charles E. Hall, editor ol Neb-
ra.|ka's Own Magazine md a ap
clalist ln community advertldng,
was unanimously chosen as execu-
tive vloe-president ol the Nebraef
ko Progress Association wblehwaa
organized here thin afternoon.
According bo Colonel F.G.
Eager of Lincoln, who wa; elected
tempornry cbdnnan,the purpose
of the Nebraska Progress Assad-
ntion ls to analyze the industrlnl
needs of the various sections of
the stale and then go after the
neded industries, bring energetic
young people into the state,at»
tract capitol, develop Industrie: and
vw "Uh mo o markets ro x Neb-raska produda and with a wi ordl
gnnlzed eumliaifn of publicity put
Nebraska lflrmly on the map when
it belongs as the "food basket" of
the nation.
'l'l1irW-six business men,farm~
ers and professional men attended
tho meetings,twnn¢Y'|°'°°o i
whom were elected emmty dlree~
fora.I t l | p l a n n e d t o h a v e a d 1
rector from each county and vice-
preddent i n each Co nKNld°\"|
District.Tlwie district vice-pres#
idents, the balanw of the county
directors ma the pl-qnanc of the
organlutlon will be elected a t I
meeting to be he d in April.
Vice-president wa s i mmw
bed to appoint comml on non-
zdtudon and by lawn d on or-
ganization with further lnstruo-
tions to complete the organization
as tar as possible at once and pro-
ceed to put Y-he plana suggested
into operation
"Plato" and "Win¢!ov/' Glue
The maln dldoraooe betweenDlatoda u a nd wlndaw glaaa l l
that plate glue 1| not ln nat aboutanund and polllhtd. whllo wll-.=»2'¢'£.-l l blown in cyllnden
to the lhlcknou dadred. and nai-tened by rplltllnr the qllndon andallowing the (lata to llatton Q12
tts own wdgh 1
Named 51 Bngllabman
The towns or Hampton and
Hampton Ronda derived their pras-enl name: from the earl of South-ampton. ons of the leaden of thaVlnlnla company, and a friend or
patron of Shakespeare The naman s probably abbreviated to"Hampton,"
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:es were swam-
v good time was
lub met with the
Ella Rohwer on
n.neu eall was
eographlcal les-
Edith Nwe gave
J and Ewnomlo
doo.M m . m m
rper on Agricul-
md Ella Ro hwr
dexleo City-
ion,Parks
pleasant after-
all.
rens visited with
n Omaha Suudsy
George Ohrt and
and Mrs. Claus
Sunday at the
le.were entertained
Carl Rohwer on
Rohwer,Mrs.
Mrs.Carl Feld-
Kruger, Mr.nnd
rs and Mr. and
nldt and daughter
and John and
Thomas .Ma
M , spent Sat-
t the John Lun-
b u m uGn m| o u n1 s no growers grosseu overhung" §"?d'», my Amerlean|\f>¢"°" million dollars.There lsan
B , "g n g u eompnny,um;~ b y - p r o d u c t ln feeding
tnnsfonnlng beet pulp into sugarum WIP to cattle md Sheen-A
long before the dx fa ctorie s lni lU¢° # mbsf M sheep are im-
the Scottsbluff retlfm were ever ported from Montana md other
thought ol.A large ue; of had sheep nidng states to be httened
i n the lower Platte valley,run- on refuse from the hctories.
ning from Gnnd Inllnd to Nonhl In 1929 Nebraska rtised 18.7
Pune, is devoted to wear been percent of nl th. been produced
tlmt He marketed at Grand Is-'in the United States.Neh
Land.Contracts for about 7,000 acres
in the Gund Island territory h|VB
been mmde lor 1981.By the terms
of the contract growers will re-
ceive a minimum of $5.W but thru
the pmtitfslmrlng provisions of
tho contract they m y receive
more than thll.depending upon
the average sugar content ol all
the beets md the market condi-
tions at the time of the beet hal:
vest.
The 8'Nwers will prepare the
land,plant and grow the beets.
The furnisheswmplny the seed
.at 16 cents a pound.Planting is
to he done before May 20th.The
company also agrees to pay the
l
[mm mtnle d 1 ,0 54 ,0 00 ....."'§
production ln all the states wn
7,672,000 wus.At an avenge
yield of $80.15 nn more ln 1929,
be e tfsnne rafo undthe a opto be
profitable.Tendlng and harvest-
ing the crop gives employment to
n large number of people.M1119
foreign groups are engaged lnthis
work which does not call for skill~
ed hands.
CHANGE IN nxmcmrnvns
The two largeit colleges ln the
University of Nebraska will have
new executives next year.Dr.
Frank E. Henzlik, for the past 'I
years professor ol school admin-
I
--e - .. ..U. ...,u....These changes,be
the opening of soho
Iollowed the resdgnnt
w. E. Swlvtk.who
new head of the munl
rlty st Omaha, and
absence of Dean Hiek
college.Dean Hiekl
American history at l
verdty the fxrst se:
year.
Dr. Heuzllk, the new
teachers college, is I
old.He received hi
dueation in the puhl
Missourl and his ool
in Missouri and at CGl m wming to n e 1
Nebraska in 1924, he
rural and grade soho
superlntemlmt of sc!been an instructor
tu/:hers college at
mme to the state
professor of school 1
and became dmlrms
partme nt a yur a ll
ztion with the school
Dr.Oldlather, wh
5 )
home.lrowrng;ums nu ms. n. .. .......
l$\'frr't Hlmes becsme the own-er of \.e Hover property whichwassoldlastMondayntpuhliorv :Lion at Blair to settle the esf
t.;e.Mr.I-limes plans to makehis home there and will move in
soon.Mrs. A. J. Cameron has been
confined tu her home the past
week with an attack of grippe.Mr and Mrs Ivan Helms s ent'..pSunday aftemoon and evening atthehome of lvan's parents,Mr.and Mrs.E.H.Helms at Tekamah.
Miss Bessie Williamson of Axl-
ingtin was a guest of Miss Elaine
Knit Monday night,Mrs. James Lippincott of Blair,
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Gilbert Olson home.John Sutton of Lincoln,spent
Sunday with Mrs.Sutton at the
J. A. West home.Mrs.Chas.Nelson suffered astrokeSaturdayafternoonand
was taken to the Blair hospital
when; sho is receiving the best of
care.\Ve hope she may recover
rapidly.Mr.and Mrs.Ed Mencke and
Mr. and Mrs. M. Madsen und sonsoflllair,brought their dinners
and spent Sunday at the ChrisKorsliojhome helping them cele-
brute thcir ninth wedding anni-
versary \\l\ich occurred that day.
Anthony and Frances Bowsmnno l Omaha,spent the week-endhero with their mother, Mrs. DodeParrish.Sunday afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Parrish took them back
tn the city and stopped for ulsrief
visit with Dode's brother,L.A.
Parrish and' family.
There will be no services at the
church at Rose Hill next Sunday
evening as Rev. Norlin and theEpworthLeagueareinvited to
Craig.
Geo. Parrish \\:xS dovm from ihe
Decatur neighborhood on businessMonday...Member.;of the I Delta flek
Mon, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Burdlc,
Mr. and Mn. Henry Tmhlsen, Dr.and Mrs.LL W.Onimhaugh, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Adams,Mrxand
Mrs. E. P. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Reid and Miss Ruth Roberts.
Marion Gilliland of the Gilliland
Bros.zarsse left Tuesday withothers fromi Omaha on an excur-sion trip sponsored by the Willys-
Overland nutomobile company.They will visit the factories atPontiac,Miéhigan where the fs-
mous Knights motors are made,
and the Willys-Over-'land factories
at Toledo.Mr. Gililsnd expectstopurchasea. car and drlvs it
home.Miss Be ies Mordson hasgoneto0ahatospendnfewl
weeks with er sister, Mrs. James\
Herrington. |_1
Mrs. P. S.. Hopkins spent a fewdays last week at the Geo. Par-
rish home ncer Decatur.Mr. and Irs.A.I.. Cooper of
Tekamah,
mlests athome.Miss Elal
Miss Ruth
at Winslow
day.The guild
again this eek with Mrs.ChrisHansen.M s. Anna Peddie, Mrs.
Claude Cie onus and Mrs.Alfred
Jespersen w ll serve.
Mesdamesihmes Brodersen, J.Jensen, Clyde Metzler, Elmer Lar~
son and Mac Cameron -were in~
ininted into>the Lelrion Auxiliary
at the regular meeting last Tues-
day.There] wa.:a good sttend~
ance.At e close of the hus-mess sesslo refreshments wereserved.Pla s were made for the
annual Past Presidents' dinner.
The high school deelamstory
contest wasjield Tuesday eveningat the\Leglon hall with a largenumber in atiendance.There wereseven contestants and the follow-,
were Sunday dinner
the 0. L .Hilsingor
e Katt was n guest ofobertsat her home
uesdny and Wednes-
l meet for quilting
lair home.
Mrs.George Thurm held open
house Sunday in honor of her
birthday.A number of friends
land relatives gathered to help her
celebrate and the usual good time
was had by all.
.Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Sundelland
Mr.and Mrs.Hans Sorenson of
Florence, were wlera at the Ord
Harrison home Sunday evening.
Miss Celia Rohwer entertained
the wachers at dinner Tuesday
evening.
LIVED ON LAND 61 YEARS
John Malzecher,farmer near
Onkdule. has llvcd on his land 61.
years.Ho came from Germany wWisconsin nt the nge of 17.In
1869,lured by the promise of
cheap land, he came to Nehrnskn
i
and filed on n tract in Antelope
county.He still owns that piece
of land.He Inter purchased other
adjoining land and erectedfn home
ln which he still lives.All his
land is_opL'rated as one farm.
Malzacher's record can be dupli-
cated many times over in tho
slate.It is not uncommon to find
homesteaders of tho late sixties
and early seventies still owning,
if not living on, their land.Some
land in Nebraska was settled up
before 1860 on purchases from the
government at $1.25 per acre.But
the earlier settlement wn,~x slow
beside the activity that resulted
with the passage of a homestead
act/by Congress in 1860.Thislaw
gave eu:h_settler clear title to 60
acres of land by living on it five
years.When, at the close of. the
war,Union soldiers were Mven
p ferential treatment in the dis-
t ution of free lands,the'un-
occupicd areas that were ofvnluc
were quickly taken up by vigorous
young men whose home ties had
been severed by the call to war
and who have become adventure-
some and lnnd-hungry.
The passage o the homesteadlaw in 1860 an e building of the
Union Pad , th.; Iirst transcon-
tinental ilroad,in 1869,were
two ve important events in the
develo ent of Nebraska.They
tume d t eyes of the nation on
an undeve d region.They were
the keys that opened a section of
unknown value and unsuspected
fertility that was to become in a
little over hal! a century s. mm
of amazing agricultural achiev
ments.The /land has proved all
the expectations of the most en-
thudaade and eloquent of the
early land agents.
, Aimo u p h o n o n P lu s h ?
Recon! pholozrapbn of the plan-
nl :d d ev idenc e to lhe umm that
Mm. J up it er an d Ve nus h av e nn
atmosphere al the ennh hnl.
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CHILDREN
CRY FOR |T---
CHlLDRENhA!etu\akomedidll¢
u n rule, but every child lovestheluteaf Culorln. Andthinpure
vqsubln pnpuutlnn him! ugood
u It mia: just ublnnd md junta
hlnnlenulhetedparudn.When Bum cry warm of mlk,I law dmp oncuwru hu him
loolhed, nlun»o\h=ln=l\ly-N°°-\\-
ing ll mom vnlunbh in diurhu.When coded langue or bad hmthull ul oomtlpnlion, lm/oh lu gmtlodd ua dwm and rquhu a ehRd'|bowek.Inoo1dsu'nhildren'|\'lil°l¥A.
youlhauldnuitwhspthnymumhvmdogdng.»Clstorhluoldlnuvu'ydru¢|iuo;
the gmulna :buys ban flu. H.
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Card Club enjoy ed :1 pieasant. timeliflR we re elec ted a s wi n n er s !
Fr id ay e ve ni ng n t th e pg 0 Swan~Mi s s Luc ille Hanc oc k,fi r s t an d
son home wi th T.R.an d Ha r o ld Miss Gnetc h Ga mme l,sec ond in
Swanson,hosts.The re were :live the hu mur ou c las s; in the dra ma-
f¢\\\\¢\u ui hrirlna Piruf nritna ufnrn Qi.:h m Hu n n n l: f h ¢ |nY¢|\II. h.n
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lilelvern West, and low prizes toMiss Imm Bm-ge and A. } . Lowe.Hamid Kelley moved last week
into the James Harrison propertywhereDudeParrishhasbeenliving.
Elaine Jesperscn was ten years
old Friday,hiayfh 20 und hermother noted the event hy helpingher entertain a number of little
guests at a party at her homeafterschool.They enjoyed the
time as only children can and
before they le!t Mrs. .lespersenserved u nice lunch which included
a big birthday cake.Elaine was
the recipient of u number of
pretty gifts.|Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jessemovedlast week from the old Souder
home southwest of town into gf
Brunton property vacated by oRex Huen family..The Burt County Ministerial As-
bociation will hold their April
meeting in Herman..They meet
the first Monday of each month.Dinner will be served by mem-bers of the Ladies' Aid at theMasonic hall.Mr. and'Mrs. Herb Webster were
at the University hospltd at
Omaha several days last weekwhere Mrs. Webster ls under med-ical care.
The Lsdles Aid will meet Wed-nesday at the John Oberat home.Mrs. Herman McGill of Telramsh,will be hostess.
Rolland Wachter and GeraldLytle, students at the Wayne S. T.
C. were down Thursday for abrlef visit with relatives.The Womans Club will meet on
Friday with Mn. Ben Wachter.
Mrs. E. W. Burdlc will be lenderin dacusdng Africa.The regdur meeting of the
0. E. S. was held last Thursday
evening followed by the usual
nodal time.The serving eommltf
tee for that evenlmf were Messrs.and Mesdsmes E. C. Burdlc, 0. H.Godsey and H.L.Swan.Plano
m m made to entsrtaln the als
ftrlct supervisor,Mrs:Sturdevant
»o!0maha,wbo v rl ll be h e mf o r
uw iirst meeting of the chapter
an April.
A number of friends were in--vited to the Clyde Huh home onFriday evening.The time was- spent pl ying bddge, there beingfourtables.Misa Maggie Lowe
:and Chaz!-es Hom an-'led offflrstgprlneaand Mn. Chris 'Druhlleni l u awarded low.Following s
pleasant evening at cards dainty
rdruhmeuta were served.Mr. and Mrs. Willey, who mownd their household good! he!¢|l!l?
Rutledge, seqmd.Music'wns fur-
nished by t e high school girls'
quartet.Mi s Harriett Wilson
and Vera Mae Skinner played two'pixmo duets. lSupt. John P. Weis-
ensee of Tekarnuh, acted asjudge.
The winnerslwill compete in the
sub»district contest at Blair Mnrch27.All who 'wok part in the con-
test are to be given n treat.Supt.
Shrader has promised to take them
to Lincoln to the state meeting.Mr. and Mrs. 'O. L.Hilsinger
had as dinner guests Tuesday eve-ning.Mr.and Mrs Ivan Helms,
Mr.and Mrs. 0.H.Godsey andMiss Marjorie Godsey.
I°'I'. CALHOUNAND VICINITY
March 16 was the birth anniver-
sary of Mri Ira Piper and Mrs.
Lads Michele ol Omaha. °Mr.axid
Mrs. Frank 1Wol!f, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm.Bolln and Mrs. .Toe Bolln
drove down to help them celebrate.
The time was spent playing cards.
Mrs. Joe Bolln won Ilrst prize,Mrs. Wm. Bolln, secondlnd Mrs.
Ira Piper, booby.A vary mjoy-
able time was had by all.
Miss Edo Slerk and Mrs. Wm.
Kruger entertained a number oi
friends Wednesday uffemoon in
honor of Mrs.Curl Foldhuasn.
Mrs. Holcomb of Misa, a cousin of
Mrs. Joe Lszure, was also sguest
Mrs.Emma Ketehmsrk,Mrs
Anna Wrsidt and Mrs.Emma
Hanna spent Wedneaduy aftemoon
with Mn. Will Ivenan.
Mrs. Henry Kruse entertained a
few frlendson Wednesday after
noon in honor of her Hater,Mrs
Gus Timm of Bennington,and
Mrs.Carl Feldhusem A level)
time was had by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Psul Kruger an
the proud parents ol a . bah;
daughter born March 19 at th<
Covenant hospital in Omaha.Mo
ther and babe are getting along
nicely.
Mn. Will. Cook of Omsha, vis
ited with Mrs. Knrle llehrena ol
Wednesday altemoon.
Dr. and Mrs.Geeaaman enter
tained the Bridge Club F H M
evening.The usual good tlnnewa
had by all.
Mrs. Emma Hanna Bhhdllnndl
number of friends and relatives o
Frld a y a tth o hn lne o !lk \.A.nn
Wreldt.In the Afternoon t h u
wem two tables of plnochle.Mn
Inn Rnlln flrat mvhn 'Mia
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"MAKES PERT LITTLE 'PULLETS AND FOXY LITTLE ROOSTERS
- A N E W L O W P R I C E a n d a n i m p ro ve d feed.
Nut rcn a Chic k Mas h i s t oda y' s b est bu y.
You can m ake m oney by start ing your chicks on
Nn t re n a Ch ic k M a s h - a t 8 t o 10 weeks yo u w i l l
have bro ile rs a vera gin g 2 ponn dsf --th e even-feat h-»
ered, wel l-fl eshe d ki nd t he m arke t wa nts.
Y O U C A N M A K E M O R E M O N E Y !
Pul le ts s ta rte d on Nut ren a Ch ic k Mas h wi ll l ay
th ei r l n a xi m u l n capa city o f eggs a n d b r i n g i n a
steady cash incom e every week ln the year.P o u l t ry
wi ll he l p p ul l t h ro u gh ha rd ti m es -It is to d ay' s b es t
Chick Mash buy--have it on hand to start every chick
--»oln' new low price will save you m oney.
UTRENA is your best chiek nmsh buy.It has
every nutrient a chick needs to live and grow.
Two ne\v health makers have been added--Mllk
Sugar Feed to help prevent and cure Coccldlosis and
a New Vitzunin Control that assures a complete bal-
ance of every vitamin,including enou;§h Vitalnin
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"D" to help prevent leg weakness and build strong
bones.
EVERYTHING YOU WANT
ll ere' s Gre a te r s af et y (9 0 t o 9 5 % l l va b i l l t y) - -
Fa st er g r o w t h ( % p o u n d brol le rs i n S \\ 'e e ks )--
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N U T R E N A CH IC K MA S H IS SAC KED I N 10,25,5 0 AN D 1oo-Lb.G O L D EN BAGS
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OTICE OF FINAL REPORT
THE COUNTY COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
Estate of Olive A.Ward,De-
ascd.
Notice is hereby given that
~rris E. Ward has filed with ithe
dcrsigned,County Judge- of
al report as Ad mi ni stra to r o f
meestate o f Oli ve A . W a r d , d e -
asnd,mid ma de nn applic ation
r fi n a l admi nis tration an d dis»
nr gc ,an d fo r th e as si gn me nt o f
aidue o f estate to suc h oth er
so u s n s a r e b y la w e n title d to
e s ame, a nd I h ave se t th e 28 th
y o f Ma rc h 1931 a t 2 0'cioC&
ti me o f the de a th o f s ai d d e »
lc nt,th a t h e died intes tate,a
ermin ati on o f his heirs,their
_c o f kins hip,and th e ri g h t
desc ent of th o :veal prope rty of
ic h he died seized.
o u ar e f u rth e r n oti fi e d th a t
s C o ur t ha s by o r de r fi xe d th e
th day o f Ma rc h,1931,a t 2
lo c k P . M. i n th e C o un ty C ou r t
o m in Bla ir,Neb ras ka,as the
c an d plac e o f said hearing,
d th at if y ou do not th en app ear
d c ontest th e sa me the Cou rt
~y gr a n t the relief pra y ed f o r
rein.
W itness m y ha nd a n d offi c ial
nl thi s 2 nd d a y of Ma rc h, 19 31 .
E A L )1. C . E L L E R,
t Coun ty J ud ge.
petition in msg Court on the au.
day of April, 1931,at 2 o'clock
P.M. at. which time the Court
may grant the relic! prayed for in
said petition.~Dated this mm day of March,
1931.\E
<sEAL)\>I. c. ELLER,
9-3t \ \4 !Count.y Judge.
homc ol their son, Cllfford Truhl-
sen and wife.
Mr. and Mn. Lars Jeppesen and
Bobbl¢ were Sunday dinner guests
at the Carl M. Jensen home, south
of Blair.Miss Rosalie Foley of Blair,
spent the week-end at the J.L.
Petersen home.Mr.and Mn.Walter Petersenmoved Saturday on the farm lorrn-
erly occupied by Hugh Sutherland.
Hans Hansen shelled corn for
Frank Linden Monday..Mr.and Mrs.Pete Tmhlsenspent Sunday aftemoon at the
ome of their son,Elmer Truhl-
sen and wlle.
'haesday evening vlsdiors at LheLars Jeppesen home were Mr. and
Mrs. Jens Juul and fsmlly and
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Blsndum and
family,M m Sam Cheely and Mrs. EdMazthiesen of Blair, were Tuesday
afternoon visltors nt the Jens
Clausen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervcy, FsycGrandma Campwn and Mrs. Nell
Bowles of Callfomla,were Mon-
dcvlsea, legatess, creditors und in
any others interested in said mat~
ter:YOU AB Ha rms ! NOTIFIED
That. an futnxment pqrponing tobe the Inst Will and Teaument of
Claus Bolln deceud. in on tile in
mid Court, and AIM a petition
praying for the Probate of said
imtmrnsnt,and for the appoint-
ment ol Marla Bolln as Executrix
That on the 27th day of March.
1931,at I0 o'clock A.M.,said
pditlon and the proal ol the 'ax-
eculion al said instrument will be
heard, and that if you do not then
appear and contest,said Court
may Probate and record the same,
and grant admininralinn of the
entate to Maria Bolln,This notice shull be published
for thrcb' weeks successively in
The Enterprise pdor to said hear-
ing.Witness my hand and official
seal this 20th day oi' February,
1931.I(SEAL)I. c. ELLER,
7--it ~ unty Judge.
GARDNER DISTRICT
Mr.and,Mrs. Petg Truhlaen
Kms!-zn, 'rmj DYNAMITER
COMING T9 WASH. COUNTY
Word has ju been received by
County Agent o. Batenfthat Mr.
T. M. Keyser,professional blas-
lner,will be iq Nebraska duzlng
April;and Ivqn D. Wand of tho
Perch Compton home in Blair.Mrs. Jens Clausen ntbendoll uqullting party at the Mrs. KrugerNelson home in Blair Wednesday
afternoon.
Lars Jeppesen had cattle on the
South Omaha market. Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen andRobert spent Sunday evening at
the A. Clyde Alle ome in Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.bert Rasmus-sen and fumil ent. Sunday atthe M. A. B tz home, near Elk-
horn.
Frank den,Margaret andBertrand an Edu. Anderson wereSunday dinn guests at the JensKrogh home, ne`ar Omm.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Petersen and
Robert were Sunday dinner guestsat the Fred Anderson home, near
Herman.
Sunday visitors at the HarryErveyhomewereMr.and Mrs,
Max Claus of Omaha,Mrs.Nell
NOTICE OF rnéuxrs OF WILL
J. ll. Barry, Attnrncy.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
NOTICE:On'I`hursday, ¢he2nd
day of April,1931 at 2 o'clock
P. M.; at the county court roomsin Blair, Washington County, Ne-
braska,Fred Mnstmm will offer
for probutc, a written instrument
x=urv°r1ins tn be the lust will and
testament of Edward Siegrist dc-
ceased, lub: of Washington County,
at which time md place all per-
suns coneernedlmay appear and
conwkt the probate thereof.
Dated March fllh, 1981.(SEAL)J 1. c .E"» 'R,
8»4t County Judge,
Mrs.Henry Tegt and family of
Fremont..
Lars Jeppesen enjoyed a visit
from his brother of Omaha, sev-eral days last week.
Saturday dinner guests at theHarry Ervey home were Mr. and
Mrs.Ed Ehninger and nan, Earland Mr. and Mrs. Max Claus, all
of Omaha, and in the evening to-
gether with Mr. and Mrs.Harry
Ervey and Faye, all drove over toFremont And spent the evening atthe Henry Tegt home.
NOTICE
~ A. C. Debel, Attorney.
STATE OF NEHRASKA I
.A l ss
Washlngwn 'County I
County Couit,ln Probate.
ln the Maller of the Estate of
Anders Lanen, Decennd.
A11 persons interested in said
estate are hereby notified that on
the 17th day of March,1931,
Karen M.Boiltnd filed her peti-
tion in this Cqun praying for a
ROSE HILL ITEMS
The members of the EpworthLeague were invited to the home
of James agd Hazel Wulf Wed-
determining whb were the children
and devisecs bf Anders Larsen,
deceased,and pssigning said es-
tate to them.§
y B ~af i n e t i m e .O n S u n d a y e v e n i n g
t h e y w e r e e n t e r t a i n e d a t a . s u p -
p e r p a r t y a t C r a i b y t h e C r a i gL e a g u e .T h e f o f l o w i n g y o u n g
f o l k s w e n t :M a m a n a n d R i c h a r d
N e l s o n ,C l i f f o r d T a y l o r ,J a m e s
a n d H a z e l W u l f ,M y r o n a n d L o i s
T o f t c ,R u s s e l ,P e r r y a n d C l a r i c e
R y a n ,D o r o t h y S a p p e n f i e l d ,D u r -
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.9 :a ::C Gan d Rev. C . Nor lin .
Mr. a nd Mr s. J ame s Sa ppe nf ie ld
we re Sunday eve ni ng vis ito rs a t
the Babe Ry a n home,near Ke n -
nard.
Mr .an d Mr s .J o hn Petersen,
J ac k an d Do ro th y Petersen we re
Fr id a y e ve n in g vi si tor s u t No r r i s
W ard's.
M; s. Gus C a rlse n wa s a S un da y
EWSTER lsrrs :
. and Mrs. Albert Nelson
:ly visited at the Albert
imc Sunday evening.d Mrs. Soren W o lmnm
nily were Sunday dinner
it the Hurley CIemena
nd Hrs.Ansel Taft and ;
Mrs. Roland smith wew
more w attend a pinochle
d Mrs. Alfred Svngersoni
and M n .Fred Nelson,\lL and Lyle spent Wednes» Ime Ferdinnnd Wiese home l
lr.I
and Hans Svogeraom:nd Mrs. Ernest Monson
ind Alma spent Sunday'
|at the John Monson
d Mrs. Blll Wulbern and 1wereThursdayeveninB ,
at the Henry Larnrners
f supper guests nt the
gt, Jr. home were Messrs.
.domes Elmer Olson andWilliamMarkmann,Ed
in and family, Hans Vogt,
arnmers and family, Wm.
in,Jr.and family and
rnbbc.The occasion wasMrs. Vogt'a fifteenth wc-d»
niverxary d they were
i with sev al nice gifts.
\d Mrs.William Wulhernily were Sunday evening
ut the Hans Jorgensen
Mntzen 'young folks and
ma Nic sen were amongn birthday party given byrelynWulflastFriday
nd Mrs.Christoffer An-
ml family,Mr. and Mrs.\
1 Andersen and family and
Mrs. Pele Andersen help-
rute the eighth blrthdny of
\nderaen. daughter of Mr.. Hans Andersen.nd Mrs. Delbert Fowleri t t h e_ J.W . N i e l s e n h o m e
e v e n i n g .
nd Mrs.A.A.KronbcrgLilvwereSundavdinner
ann. mya Jacobsand g
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the Bill Compton home 'rening.:
Mrs. Clarkson Hunk.Alargenum-:er of neighbors and inanda were
present and the main entertain-nent of the evening was a mock
nodding, after which vidtilw and
games were enjoyed.Lunch was
served and alter having spent a
pleasant evening together all fle-
pnrwd for the r homes wislvns
Mr. and Mrs.Husk much happi-
ness and prosperity in their new
home.
Mrs.Dora Sumner and Leon
visited at the Ted Olinger home
Sunday evening._
Mr. and Mrs. chris Jmsen eele~
hrated their wedding anniversarySaturday night by inviting the fol-
lowing friends in for the evening:Mr. and Mrs. George Fallen and
son, Mr. and Mrs.Louie Mencks
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Hurley
Clements and children.
a large number of relatives and
lrlmda spent Wwnesday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. bode Mencke
and family.helping Mr. Menckecelebrate his birthday.
Mr. and Mrs.Clark Lippincott
and Virginia Ann were supper
guests and visitors on Sunday eve-ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.George Hinrichs of Nickerson.
Mr. and Mrs. llargry Smith and
Mr.and Mrs.Floyd Smith spent
Sunday afternoon in Omaha vis-iting; Mr. and Mrs. Earl, Smith.
B r. and Mrs. Sherman Lockling,
Mrs. Ptxlmirn Hammer, Miss Mabel
Obie and Miss Edith Rotherberg,
all of _lVloda1e, Iowa and Ira Bax-
ter visited nl. the Ted Ollngcrhome Sunday afternoon.
Many friends and relatives spent
Thursday aftomoon with Mrs.Ches Sutton helping her celebrate
her _bm.hday.
Dick Lippincott is now at home
after has-ing finished taking an
ngncultural course at Lincoln._Mrs.Clark Lippincott and Vir-
ggqle Ann spent all day Tuesday
visiting with Mrs. Sumner.Mrs. John Trowbridge and twochildren visited at the Jonas Blom-berg home Tuesday afternoon.
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Mrs.Freeman Loftis and How-
ard snent a few na... |,.=+ mana so
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help Freeman celebrate his hlrth-day.The evening was spent at
games and cards altar which a de-
lidous lunch was served.|
Sunday evening vddtors at thsArthur Anderson home were Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Donnelly I-"dl
Dudley and Helen Jseohsen.\
Sunday visitors at the I-`loyd'Mngill home to see the new girl
were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ma.-
gill and family,Mrs. John Jack-son and daughters, Lura,RolandandRobert Hovendick and Mrs.
Art Magill.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
and Ardith were Sunday afternoon
vldtors at the Lars Peterson
home.Estella Montgomery was aweek-
end guest at the George Lottie
home and attended the party at
the home ol her sister, Mrs. Free-man Loftis Friday evening.Jackie Weber of Page.Neb.,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday ab
the John B. Erlksen home.
Mr.and Mrs.Eddie Fletcher,
and Delbert attended a birthday,
party at the home of Mr.and
Mrs.Pete Larsen Thursray eve-
ning..The Willing Workers Club met
at the home of Mrs. John Jacksonlast Wednesday aftemoon.Saturday afternoon Mrs. Russell
Wells, formerly Miss Lillie Kuhl-
man, was given a surpdse whenthe following came to spend theafternoon with her:Mrs. George
Heinsen. Mrs. Albert Sprick, Mrs.
Wm. Wiese,Evelyn Katt,Lora
Meier,Evelyn Gosker,ThelmaFlake, Viola Gosker, Violet Grabbe
and Phyllis Rogert.The after-
noon was spent at playing bunco.
The guests presented Mrs. Wells
with a beautiful picture for her
new home.Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Loftis and
fumlly of Blair, were Sunday din-
ner guests at the George Loltishome.Annie,Earl and MetaThompsonwereSundayeveningvisitors.
leolaad Sagas
The Flateyjarbok la a collectionofsagaa.once preserved ln the ls
land of Flatey. Iceland, but now in
the Royal library ln Copenhagen.n was wr4xren_ln _l880-}8§5 by twg
hm r smutNmxm nn And 8398:valnei tn $10 go at
$4.98 llld $5-93: values w sx2,'15
zo at 3 6,86 md 8735; was to
$15 go at 8885: value: in $19.75
go at $11.85.Sizes 14 to 52 and
14%m 28%--prints md plain
colon-crepe: and chiffon.Paxhl
ian Ceuta.10-1s
Spring Costs-vllues to $15 go
at 5835; values to $19.75 gc at
$1L86;values n t S25 go at
suns; vnlnes to $35 go at xmas.
Sizes 14 fo 46--black, mvy, |Hp~
per, green, tan-fur and sell trim.
Fnshlzm Center.10-It
50,000 Ext-'Ii Vows Free with
every Silk Dress or Spring Coat
PUBLIC SERVICE /
TRUST SHARES
,-
- - - -- - - 1 - u h - - . _ - » - - » - . _ - - »
you buy at the Fashion; Center
the per.son`~with the most vote
Wins the $200 Bedroo ST*.~dflpiay ut J.. E. Campi;ll'
Extra votes free on a
items you need shop or
utone md sfo for your; 1
bargains pm out each .1 .1
thing in the store mux-5. L:,'
April 4th.Fashion Conner:m-1
Shoe!-Chil§iren'a,sizes 2 to »
and 5%ms - 4 1 2 9 and $1.59
sizes a n to 11 and 11%no
$1.98; 'Women'a and Misses reduc
ed to $2.65, $8.65 and $4.88.I-In
ettick, $4.45.Fashion Center,I t
To the heirs at law, next o! kill,
dnvisees.leimteea.creditorsSix-`'méreim in nm m-
u m.Yo\|,u\dn|:ho!yo.\|,uehan-
by nutme d um: o n dn mm du
of Much, 1931, Norris. E. Ward
filed hll duly verified petition in
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For Lho periodsGROSS lNCO | gy-1=-~ hmraue for the alenrie
li|\:l and pawn:amy u A whale ..21.51
Appmxhnlo for lh nbov I2 and Iomapldel nl i»'$°u2'§.m 11m Sine:.'§I§"t
NET INCOME: Appmdmau inasn for the nbqva 32eompushl.......'HSS
Thvl. the hduu-y'| gmnh, nsmnrknble u it hu been. lanrpauad by dm underlying eompmln of Public Service
Trust Shu-el. 'Tlauu oompnlu an loaned in prosperous.
growing In-rhorlu, and nn in excellent nnleglo positions
ln :lun hl\y In the l.ndulxy'| Iunllar expansion.
li l y m to ll y v n ho w ~QcrvlosTnm Shu-e lend they
Court,barring all claims against
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the Fred Anderson home.Mrs. Henry Hovendick and Mrs.Raymond Mngill and children were
Tuesday visitors at the John Jack-
son home.Mr. and Mrs. August Pegpmiller
|l l ;I |I I 1 I
the Norneman disc overed Americ a
the George Hindley home.
Mrs. William Olsen was a vis-
itor at the George Loftis home on
Tuesday allernoon.Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Mngill are
the pmud parents of n bnby girl
born Friday, March 21.Mrs. Ed
Hovendick of Blair, is caring formother and babe.Mr.and Mrs.John B.Eriksen
and family were Sunday visiwrs
at the Lars Weber home at Lyons.Mrs. Fred Gosker, Emmet Skov
and Lyle Skinner and Nellie'Splker were Sunday visitors at
the Herman Roger! home.
Mr.and Mrs. Andrew Nelsonmdfamily were Sunday eveningvisitors at the Mrs. Carrie Jacob-
sen home..
A very pleasant time was spentat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frce~
mnn Lnftls, Friday evening whenabout forty of their friends and
neighbors came to surprise und
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laxile Ra°¢,~Id funoun vn>b°\°zi¢:\
positively read your tdea¢.|»Vif¥\l°l'md faulu in the drnwgnzl. wnfdundwha non that you scribble when l m'uw he".
.mSm§Eyouf"lCl'ib\'|iIl!l"°f ugnahme
rm- may-m 1-fl-;_f_=1§_;rg;"- °l;::_''*$'{:'¢é§¢' f " ° ° "|m|»¢m¢~=.m=d »
EAGLE nwcn. co.. NEW YORK an'
Silk Dresses-over IWO w close
out.Values to $7.95 go at $3,118
If N. P. Larsen's.\William Wulbem sf.nm2d`
»l last Monday to get ac-with his schoolmates for
nr.nd Mrs. Albert Nelson and
and Mr. and Mrs. Hans
R b
U been in ummm dwg-5 che hu um ;°-=°y°'"° have re-mrnndmnvofqounn yleldd 825 An howmhaalmc-
dye "1-W-°g' pin wvulé Lavanude | |1000 lnveamvm
naw uw $11,117sited at the Bill Vogt home
y evening.
rs at the Alfred Svogerson
st week were Mr. and Mrs.
Henson and Johnnie, AlbertNels Sorenson, Mrs. Der-
Jck and Howmd, Mr. and
nrtin Sunds and Darlene
. and Mrs. Henry Tietgen
ghters.
.nd Mrs.Christian Ander-family and Walter Ander-
e Sunday evening visitors
1 Wolsmann'!..
nd Mrs. J. W.fNielsen andandMrs.Kate Nielsenundny afternoon at the Joeel home, near Irvington.
md Mrs.Bill Vogt spent
evening at the Bill Wul-
me.nd Mrs. Hans Mamcke were
The 4 ,H a n s o n c r M e h r e n s
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M a i l i t | my lluwy to »T..'...°'I1¢L. Burris Trmllhnru."J' I I Pm I
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visitors at the Mrs. Carrie Jacob-
sen home..
A very pleasant time was spentat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frea-
man Loftis, Friday evening whenabout forty of their friends and
neighbors came to surprise and
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can positively read y our tdcntl, virtual'
and faults in the dflWil1!l» words lidwhat norm that you scribble when "lost
in thought".
Saad ymn"»cribblingu"o»r signaturefor lnalyis. Enclo\e!h¢pictua1eo(\lae Mikadohell, c utfroml box of llihdo pencils. and'\mc¢nu.AddraaLou.i|eR!c1e.clr¢ol
EAGLE PENCIL c o.. Nnw YORK ern'
supper guests at thePaulsen home.
ENCH Nom e.
mri Mr s .E .W .Sc hmidt
hind!!!nflavn nnn n¢»f'¢\¢»|the Babe ~yan ho~, ne~r ~en-
nard.
Mr.and Mrs.John Petersen,Jack and Dorothy Petersen wereFriday evening visitors ut NorrisWard's.
Mrs. Gus Carlsen was a Sunday
visitor at the Harold Taylor home.
Mr.and Mrs.Will Hart and
Alfred were Sunday afternoon vis-itors at Wdter Appleby's.Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Wulf, Mr.and Mr 4 W1s11 Ryan and GenewereSunday evening visitors stthe John Petersen home.Mrs.Will Ryan s ent Fridayafternoon at pw Rudlolph Mencke
home.e
Mrs. John Petersen visited Mrs.Walter Appleby Wednesday.
Hay Springs-New slr service
inaugixrated here by Western
Union Telegraph Compnny.
and supper guests at the E. C. Lip~pincott home._Mrs. Gene David :md Mrs. Fred
Peck culled on Mrs. Randall lver~
son und Mrs. James Paulson Wed-
nesday nfle oonMr. und ill.. flust Nelson and
son anl l\l<r. Carlson of Vnllcy,spent Sunday aficrnoon at theJonas Blomberg home.
Dick and Ruth Lippincott,Mr.
nnrl Mrs. Clarkson Husk, Vern Mc-Gowan and Lloyd Husk were din-
ner guests at the A.E.Dixonhome Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
daughter,Mr.Emmett Bolt and
daughters of Blair, spent Sunday
sfwmoon visiting Mr.and Mrs.
Chris Jensen and family.'
sponsored party Friday e~nim!
which was held at the Pleasant
View school in honor of 1\Ir.~'and
n l s w r n l o o s
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the Babe ~yan ho~, ne~r ~en-
nard.
Mr.and Mrs.John Petersen,Jack and Dorothy Petersen wereFriday evening visitors ut NorrisWard's.
Mrs. Gus Carlsen was a Sunday
visitor at the Harold Taylor home.
Mr.and Mrs.Will Hart and
Alfred were Sunday afternoon vis-itors at Wdter Appleby's.Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Wulf, Mr.and Mr 4 W1s11 Ryan and GenewereSunday evening visitors stthe John Petersen home.Mrs.Will Ryan s ent Fridayafternoon at pw Rudlolph Mencke
home.e
Mrs. John Petersen visited Mrs.Walter Appleby Wednesday.
Hay Springs-New slr service
inaugixrated here by Western
Union Telegraph Compnny.
and supper guests at the E. C. Lip~pincott home._Mrs. Gene David :md Mrs. Fred
Peck culled on Mrs. Randall lver~
son und Mrs. James Paulson Wed-
nesday nfle oonMr. und ill.. flust Nelson and
son anl l\l<r. Carlson of Vnllcy,spent Sunday aficrnoon at theJonas Blomberg home.
Dick and Ruth Lippincott,Mr.
nnrl Mrs. Clarkson Husk, Vern Mc-Gowan and Lloyd Husk were din-
ner guests at the A.E.Dixonhome Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
daughter,Mr.Emmett Bolt and
daughters of Blair, spent Sunday
sfwmoon visiting Mr.and Mrs.
Chris Jensen and family.'
sponsored party Friday e~nim!
which was held at the Pleasant
View school in honor of 1\Ir.~'and
n l s w r n l o o s
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f
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W ashington County Farm Sells
'7P. M., ut. _my officefor the héaring th#
the Babe ~yan ho~, ne~r ~en-
nard.
Mr.and Mrs.John Petersen,Jack and Dorothy Petersen wereFriday evening visitors ut NorrisWard's.
Mrs. Gus Carlsen was a Sunday
visitor at the Harold Taylor home.
Mr.and Mrs.Will Hart and
Alfred were Sunday afternoon vis-itors at Wdter Appleby's.Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Wulf, Mr.and Mr 4 W1s11 Ryan and GenewereSunday evening visitors stthe John Petersen home.Mrs.Will Ryan s ent Fridayafternoon at pw Rudlolph Mencke
home.e
Mrs. John Petersen visited Mrs.Walter Appleby Wednesday.
Hay Springs-New slr service
inaugixrated here by Western
Union Telegraph Compnny.
and supper guests at the E. C. Lip~pincott home._Mrs. Gene David :md Mrs. Fred
Peck culled on Mrs. Randall lver~
son und Mrs. James Paulson Wed-
nesday nfle oonMr. und ill.. flust Nelson and
son anl l\l<r. Carlson of Vnllcy,spent Sunday aficrnoon at theJonas Blomberg home.
Dick and Ruth Lippincott,Mr.
nnrl Mrs. Clarkson Husk, Vern Mc-Gowan and Lloyd Husk were din-
ner guests at the A.E.Dixonhome Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and
daughter,Mr.Emmett Bolt and
daughters of Blair, spent Sunday
sfwmoon visiting Mr.and Mrs.
Chris Jensen and family.'
sponsored party Friday e~nim!
which was held at the Pleasant
View school in honor of 1\Ir.~'and
n l s w r n l o o s
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f
I;
:d C0 t;§o§="un Y c ounty A p n l 17th,f o r a de mo n
ml,1g31_stration.~
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l)u|.e~d March 3 réucnnu(SEAL)I. c. ELLER,
7-49.County Judge.NOTICE 0|-` HEARING
PROBATE OF WILL
STATE OF NEBRASKA, I
Farmers wmmng zo eo-opernnein lenming how to safely and suc-cessfully use iiymunlte, who havu
objeetionnl stunps and are willing
to buy the dynamiw actually used
in blowing of ya successful demon-
0
The "old fellow"to whom we
rpfer is yourself,ten, twenty,
thirty or forty years hence.
If you don't look after the "old
fellow" who is yourself when you
become an old man,he will be
cared for by the county, or by
charity.
| ss strntion, are asked to get in touch
Washington County.|with your County Agent at Blair,
In the County Court.Nebraska.
In the Ma r of the Estate of
Cluus Bolln. Deceased:Rua he d -O ro w de d -P a c k d-TUESDAYSTATE OP' NEBRASK.A[-Inmmed with Pevvle helpingthem-s To the heirs at law. next of kin.|selves to our flossesf-only B rnore|
neu 31, 1931
un c ulu Le uuw is a ppe aling E0
you right now to save money for
him so he won't have to worry
about his job, about his rent, or
his bills.
A building and loan is the best
help of saving that man has yet
invented.You can put $10, $20
or $30 in a Building.a.nd Loan
Association any time and i t
starts work immediately.You
don't have to wait until you get
$500 or $1000 and you don't have
to unravel any red tape.The
Building and Loan plan stimu-
lates saving.
FAMILY DOCTOR
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§.NW% of Sec. 3, Twp. 17, Range 12 in Wash-
;ington County, Nebraska.
§This farm is one that produces well, having
§rich silt loam soil.Lies level to rolling.85
5 acres in high state of cultivation, 25 acres
g in timber and pasture.
jane lu zen yean old today.
Lu! night she uked Motherfor A "birthday party"and Mother quickly
Aged.
jane wanted little HelenAdams them. Bu! Mother
found that :he Adamshome had no'I`elephone.
So Helen mined xhe lee
;f°q'"» the cake and the
un
E The improvements are adequate and in fair
§condition
§This is an excellent stock and grain farm.
§Positively sells m the high bidder on excep-
§:tionally easy terms.Immediate possession.
g For further infomation write or call the
xDR. w. F. IIEMPHILL I
.DENTIST lLocated ln new Home Tliellrel
Building _1
Blnlr, Nehrukl
- _ -xBLAIB ABSTFTACT & TITLE
COMPANY
Bondsl Ahutneter '
Fifteen ears after his gradua-tion, Dr. galglwell became famous
for a single prescription,whichnow,after iforty years,is still
making friends.Today Dr.Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin is the world's most popular
laxative.Millions of people neverthink of using anything else when
lhey're consupated,h c a d a c h y ,
lmiliolis, _feyeqish or weak;y h m
sales agents or auctioneers.
SA VE for the
OL D F E L L O W
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r o | A n w m m A m r |
PHONE 1sQ Hldz.Blnlr, Nebnsh
§|
DR. EDWIN T. nn I
breath ls nag,tongue cualea,or|the{'re suffenang from nausea, gas,or ack of nppeliie or energy.
Dr. Ca!dw¢ll's Syrup Pepsln is
made today adeordin to the original
formula,fran her s and other
pure\ ingfedimts.It ls gleasam-tasking;thorough in e moltl
obstinlte cue: g=""Y effective for:womm md ¢hi| my Abghv; all, *g
I o I ee ow¢ ls nfeiim- the bovwdl.
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LOCAL AND |.oNG ms'rANcE snnvlcz =FORKE BROS., The Auctioneers,
132 No. 12th SL, Lincoln, Neb.
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Loan AssociationDmthlx-lu? smivxcn
Omen: ln Sith Bunk Bl'hum 298 B l d r . ~
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Bt;Poo 40.00gust$6»85tndS7.85 vl\U¢liotouoetheHomeSundny p e d t o vh i t h e rl xi m d l vl b i ffer15$8335 '4"°°°\7*1"'5 knwnenndllln Tx-ue~ wny hams ,-,gm-nmguundny alb-
m m m . m m am s° -= s -.ltxgenld Lsbor 10,00 we ep zsyg-pfmu ml mldn ma Kam of 'rumah vim um wrxgm md niecegggnld, hbor we colon-crepe.; and chitfcns.|'§l\}j them lut Sunday.Q Mrs. H111 SundAy
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11.85 Bins 14 w 531114 b 'very glad w have Mr. arnoon.
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u m m u m : n u .flu Q |n|\||i$\'I .'.'?'.'I';.f..°E..'..;'1".£'{"H I ~ ~
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Tb e p i c a I l h a f t h .fnllnur inv é l d m l Inn id»D m Fima Fit:
G l q n lm i
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felt l cn1|d'n drenched turm.Thar mme choking vol-dl hllf
1 `"a"m§G"`?.'§E§¢f`é'J{E`Eh]" £521
...ww nmmhmwl an n..nu r nf m
|\elmed with poon of nm. mm-plclom dm appoand to ldmtlfyhim, but the pcovln wen uleep.
He found his cabin with me doord o l e d u l t w o u l d h n v o b e e n , , \
h . . | . » | .w .
lvwed 1
i n t a c t
funds i'
alma.
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to c tr aw wa r r an ts o nth e
a t e d b e l o w f o pay 'the!
fried.
llnlnr lv Qnnnin | "'.n
. ¢ D o n n 1 u . s u m 1w.uu100.00
1so.4'1
49.00
48.08
xon water.-10-1:Mn, Mahon has been nbsezft __,r of OmnfSpring Com-vduu to $15 ¢° g,,.,,,, our hom¢ nearly | week. She ,__";_n-51~ |£=¥,°M1-A. Mud
at sans; vnlues w $19.15 sv aulw~nf= fo Iowa m attend A golden Mondxy.Mr. mmm and wish$ll.85;vnlun at $25 K0 nl wedding of har friends.Sho 'wr ter also wind on her that day.suse; vnlnss w sas gn nt sums. |_,
sim 14 to 4s-xgmk, FW; "'?P':
Eiéi
c. A. Pope on co.. ou
Hum Beck, Labormm Hghanndd. Lnbm
Prleupe-Yu:
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mdar m m d w n l a t
ll!¢.\\8,1879.
| ¢uluu»w wmv -.wuy ..-....=.....,_,_____,_norm: "I gm Wood Plnon. 1 nnawayfrom Chmumo than daysnm.I hd; come to ml you sn-
ver Heel: Il dead."Lightning nuhel which |coom~
could fed her Drama when hsentored.Bu! me was not than.Hs made a light cautlounly andscreenedItno that eyu outsidecould not nee. Tho noor. the nlu,
I...ww-»~ ».....,.... ....,.,., w.- . - - -~ - - . _ _ _ ._._..70 Pa d J . mamma , L a bo r 8.00|
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mpnirs s '11on Im & Industries, Sup-John J. Fitzgerdd, Dngglng 13.05
'LW James Fltzgenld, Labor 8.00plus. .f~A mm¢l\um_ vm,mm Hallo Allan. IAhm°a2.oo
Fashion Center.10-It
Important Notio.Prizes award-
ed and contest doses Saturday
night,ApHl Oth-the day before
Ente r Sundly.Jdln the lnppy
ctvwds-oomélnd see ynuririenda
wln these beautiful mixes.Chuly 8
more days-get in ohm-crowds,
Fashion Center-Blair.10-It
I
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I
JusrR E C I E V E D
100 Sacks GenuineRed River Irish
Cobbler:
NON-IRRIGATED U. s. NO. I
The Beckman Store
CBOWELL HOME
Rev,Mann conducted the ser-
vices at the Home Sunday dtex'-noon.Many members from theBaptist church also at¢ended_the
services,
Mr. and Mrs. Porter of Omaha,brought Mr, Porter! mother dawn
Fashion Center.10-It
Important Notio.Prizes award-
ed and contest doses Saturday
night,ApHl Oth-the day before
Ente r Sundly.Jdln the lnppy
ctvwds-oomélnd see ynuririenda
wln these beautiful mixes.Chuly 8
more days-get in ohm-crowds,
Fashion Center-Blair.10-It
I
E
I
JusrR E C I E V E D
100 Sacks GenuineRed River Irish
Cobbler:
NON-IRRIGATED U. s. NO. I
The Beckman Store
CBOWELL HOME
Rev,Mann conducted the ser-
vices at the Home Sunday dtex'-noon.Many members from theBaptist church also at¢ended_the
services,
Mr. and Mrs. Porter of Omaha,brought Mr, Porter! mother dawn
B v a u n h e r l n d v u h n s l i l i
uupenneeonnt.Th!m m s a !Iublwrlburl v lllbs hlhnt-ly |0-
m. , f ' ° ~ . , ° a . " = f. & - " ' * ~, : , " =
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v ln a t be mbn a i pti o n wi llx nu ln
In I n t u l t t h o d u d g u l t o d m b
la dpdo npfln.~
pmled and norm o u r ml m ro-a n mmmaa faintly." " " " ' ~ ° " " " " " ' " '5 5 5 , § ; ;; . _ " " "' ° {| " 5 5 j c u i ; . } 1
3 2 2 4 . . '.f'.""2!..'.!..." '. htnrnrd ~ E . ° . . '.3."..!'.'i'.. ':?;." '.22 S h rt Phlrllleir. Poor 18.40 Wm. Si¢'|Ill'l. swim 6.90
I-'red Guyer, Ca. Treas,, Pav-
ing Assessment 181.49
Fred Gnyer, Co. Tren.. Psv-
Ing Assessment 405.00
Omaha Sc]-mol Supply C0-,
Supplies 9.94
plles 1.05
Chu.Busch, Labor 2.25
Ornalm School Supply Co.,
Supplies 28.20
Unlverudty Publ.Co.,Sup-
plies 6.20
K-B Printing Co., Supplies 6.11
Iester E. Belford, Freight 1.18
I. C. Eller, Co. Judge, Court
Costa 115.20
C. Holler, Agt., Poor 10.00
o. M. Campbell co.. Audib-
ins 450.00
Crowell Memorlal Home,
Poor 90.00
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Theo. Larsen, Poor 10.00
Furnberg Hardware, Supplies 99.28
Blue Goose, Poor 28.70
s. W. Chambers, AKC-» Poor 10.00
Pilot-Tdbune, Supplies 59.95
Nye lt Jenlu Grain Co., Pbor 11.00
Grant L. Fox, Supplies s4o.oo
Sale Positively ends Saturday
night 9 P. M., .April dth.Fashion
Cenhar.10-ll
Silk Dresses-over 1000 to clone
ont.Values In $7.95 go at $8.48
and 3838;values w $10 gv at
$4.98 and $5.98; value! w $12.75
Nebr. Iowa 01| Co., Gas 88.69
Vhwon-Evan: Chev. Co., Re-
pdrs '7.10J. E. Miller, Repairs 115
Nebr. Iowa Oil Co., Gas 22.11
Nebr. Iowa Oil Co., Gas 22.11
(Continued on vm dght)
L E. Cluen, Repairs 1.00
L. M. Menking, Lnbor so.oo
lntentate Mndmy. & Supply
c o . , mp un wa s
John Hall, Labor 20.00
s m mu , L a b o r a4.oo
Ben Gotinch, [Ab0f 6.00
Geol'X° Ohrt, hbor 2.25
Ernst Schmidt, labor 1.18
James Evans, Labor 6.63
G. A. Pope on co.. ou 128.81
J. E. Junghluth, Dragging 43.00
Ed Chrlnennen, Labor s.oo
Louie Jensen, Labor 6.00
Axel Hansen. Dragging 18.50
ctvwds-oomé .
wln these hem~
more days-get
Fashion Cenbe
RE C!
100 Sa .Red R
Co
NON-IRRIGA
The Bec
: | ~ "
Rev, Mannvices at the Hanoon.Many mBaptist church
services,
Mr. and Mrs.
brought Mr, Po
e pleased with ithemm \\m4h|'¢|udll|¢\&|xl-Iwmnuu qnruuea n ner '1u.. ln m a . we nf eu em -.°:L';':e::.'f1mL°e5'.:'mi.....:.H e n o u g n t a s n m a a s ,f o r n u p l a n
w a s t o k i l l h i m fi r s t .
l f l h n n B ; n r n n h i P II I | | " | l l n ¢ r l R h l n .service we give youand with
our goods and prices. We takas great care in filling ordelz
b u t h o t w a n ~ p o h l l n h s r an d
mbsaihor.
The Plains
..¢,......... ».......,, ...... ..-. ------was so u> | ¢x th at lt hid fr om him
th e to mms d fa c e s o f h l| wlle md
his blind uncle n l they bec koned
hlm to va g e n n e e .Even vmgennc e seemed tu llle
an d In nd eq un lv. Ho pe d id n ot me
in his br eas t. He hld ho ped wh en
n e k n n r h h m o th e r wa s a u d i
ha d hoped as ho sought for e
_ mmm n m m m -n f n~,.n¢mr
...W hu -~...... -... -....,,.. .......d n :y u no t l n h l l tepee.Th e
pla c e wu e mp ty a n d h i s wea p o n :
were zone,evid en c e th at h e w u
:way o n n jo urney .For A few mo»
m e n u utter Lhls dlnc overy, J eemn
stood in th e sha dow o t l n oa k
loo kin g at Tla oz a'| d wdllng p lac e.
Th e u r n to destroy wa s no t
you would your self if you
of
Abrdham
ly . lu na r O llvn Cu rw us l
Q by Douhlsau Dana
ru.hu-_
-.-W...-,~--...-.~.- - - » ~ --manor,he¢hnr1 never quits given
np h o pe th a t h is un d o was sllve .
Bu t n owi t; wu s lmp o lllble tor hlm
to an d th at savi ng g rac e wlth lnhis mentnllreac h,Ll h e we n t a u ,
he wa s s lq wly | lls p olt&led or th e
l`»0wer tn hate. though every slnew
In h ls body wu s bon:wi th lm-
plnc nhle rexnvnnnn i n n s mission, ,._,_.,.,__ - - n .....»»-.......
strong In hlm.Th e g e ntle w
perlng amo ng th e trees an d I e
u n p o t water tr a m their tolin e
combined In a melody o t peace
wh ic h stru gg le d to tu rn h im f ro m
the :bought o f death,lc ml g m
ha ve won lf n ta ll ngu re h ad n otc ome ou t o f th e ta me h e wa s
wnlc hlng.J ee ms kne w n wu s Tis-Th n .~|.|»mnn Jnrnll m.
serve you.
PHO 113 or 114
North Side Store
smeut 181.49
, Co. Tren.. Pnv-
= ~ment 405.00
~ol Supply C0-.
9.94
evslot, Ybor 58.00
,, Poor 10.00
ardwue, Supplies 99.28
, Poor 26.70
bers, Agt., Poor 10.00
e, Supplies 59.95
Grain Co., Pbor 11.00
ox, Supplies 840.00
pdrs '7.10J. E. Miller, Repairs 115
Nebr. Iowa Oil Co., Gas 22.11
Nebr. Iowa Oil Co., Gas 22.11
(Continued on vm dght)
JusrR E C I E V E D
100 Sacks GenuineRed River Irish
Cobbler:
NON-IRRIGATED U. s. NO. I
The Beckman Store
Sale Positively ends Saturday
night 9 P. M., April dth.Fashion
Cenhar.10-ll
Silk Dresses-over 1000 to clone
ont.Values In $7.95 go at $8.48
and 3838;values w $10 gv at
$4.98 and $5.98; values to $12.75
ILI-1-~
wwu B u-vlc t.
l | |u v u u l | l l :w v l u u l u n A . | u u 5 u .
I le wou ld kltl B ln d n s .Therewouldb e i o n l y .1 tice and n o
grutlllc ntlon of the Gelh or th e
splrlt lu b l !ac t.A greater and
Jiiila ni; £I`}]:"»iH i.5ii»i`é" :Jie
were leading him to his exec ution.
Then he panned.Th e moon was
uright.It llt up 131| teaturieqthirty
If
lric]
aplr
upm
iit the unclean one \\ho had
R d lhem,the girl whole ovll
It hld come to brinl dllhouor
n them und w desecraze the
more eneorhpmmlng thing than the
impulse which had sem hlm from
Mntozeda vlllngs begun to choke
him with |` form that wus sicken-
yards away nl no gazed into amylK€U of dlmnce which his era
could not penetrate.What had
wrought him, what he wu think-'ng. what the night held for hlm,Yun nganug,tpay | Ing.It Wil his alononosn.The
r ..:tz o l n x o f
m a l n e d t o
h l m .W i t h
n o r e a s o n
son wlly Ith i m t h e w
w a s d e a d .
t i n e d f r o m
THE HACK SAW
ly .Nothin
Tlnogu an
cause n r lwhic h lny
Ho nrlvn
wnuld lu n
nlhor tlsno.:in orcplnn
gslllmrwl In
wns 2111112 I
alfrnlnwnmc
'l`nInoll|~ nullumv.A t
with hor 11
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Sp ri n g i
n friend
goats th~
along b~
cleaner .
appearin
shops.
No w, th ~
o f thin~
c ould su~
help alon
i n g u p o
y ard.A
f o r in s
.~is alwa~
d o th a t
reac h fro
an d y ou
reac h i
c ha ir. Th
a step~ :
VOLUME 5 Blnir, Nebraska, March 26, 1931 NUMBER 39
A Blair 1
led in o
the Qlhe
it looks
=trun¢his bo w and a m d o n a r
mv.Th en he called '1'lno¢a's
*lalllld I n n lo w voice to le t h i m
no w that retribution had come.
"he how*twnmged and a slenderImftspedthroughthamoonlight
.sith th e wi ng e d so un d o f a hu m
(Continued next week)
he one wh o had re-
mq ke I t habitable for
~ut Tninette there was
~r 8 existence, no ren~
H~ um c ontinue to give
rmtll of IMP.Tnlnotte
I t wan a tate predes
the beginning,some-
_
.
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COMMISSIONERS'
PROCEEDINGS
Cpunty Commissioners Room
Blair, Nebraska, Mch. 23, 1931
The Board of County Commis-
sioners met pursuant to adjourn-
ment taken March 9, 1931.
Present:Chas.Nelson,H.C
Blaco and Chris Hinz.
The minutes of the preceding
|
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c ou nte d n ow:to k lll
Shlndas wou ld not
t In the hopclesmness
hem! of lllm.
ed with a speed whic h
exlnnusited hlm at any
As the hours passed,
tion for this hastehis consciousness.I l e
nmv.'Thnt In all of its
was the c nhln ln whlc h
I he had lived.Th ei r
lllls: lhnt had not gone
Yr ml. sez wus a Dart
Devoe Marble Floor
Finish is n Vamish
made for use on
floors, and will re-
slst the hardest kind
of wear.It ls ex»
tremely elastic and
does not chip or
cmck when it is
banged or pounded.
We also have a Var-
nish made specially
for Llnoleums.Iti s
very pale and leaves
the Linoleum its or-
iginal color and will
stand the d wear
here!A n d
1' ours sug-
t W e help it
tr y i n g f o r
n d b e tt e r *
y ar ds and
ig a lo t
=th a t we
gu st fo r to
the c lean-
ho lu e an d
step ladder
ce,there
:wo r k £0
ou c a n no t
the floor*
c an't even
f r o m a
is where
of Blue Grass and
White Clover for re-
seeding lawns.We
also hav:a good
~y Sllggesf
r pr ese nc e
d a y th a t
per pound.
ave l .chosen in B l l i f | Ne b r " ha blind-fold test.
so me as th e Flo o r
Var nis h.
enum
"J oh n, i s e ve ry th in g
sh u t u p f o r th e
n i g h t? "
" A l l b u t y ou,da r-
li n g ! "
I t' s 9.case o f tr ue
lo ve i f h e resents
th e f a c t th a t h e r
knees sho w.
-.
W e a r e s e lli n g a lo i
Pfffnsfu
HARDWARE
r ..:tz o l n x o f
m a l n e d t o
h l m .W i t h
n o r e a s o n
son wlly Ith i m t h e w
w a s d e a d .
t i n e d f r o m
THE HACK SAW
ly .Nothin
Tlnogu an
cause n r lwhic h lny
Ho nrlvn
wnuld lu n
nlhor tlsno.:in orcplnn
gslllmrwl In
wns 2111112 I
alfrnlnwnmc
'l`nInoll|~ nullumv.A t
with hor 11
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. a ,~.. ::1 r1f.w~.~:L L
Sp ri n g i
n friend
goats th~
along b~
cleaner .
appearin
shops.
No w, th ~
o f thin~
c ould su~
help alon
i n g u p o
y ard.A
f o r in s
.~is alwa~
d o th a t
reac h fro
an d y ou
reac h i
c ha ir. Th
a step~ :
VOLUME 5 Blnir, Nebraska, March 26, 1931 NUMBER 39
A Blair 1
led in o
the Qlhe
it looks
=trun¢his bo w and a m d o n a r
mv.Th en he called '1'lno¢a's
*lalllld I n n lo w voice to le t h i m
no w that retribution had come.
"he how*twnmged and a slenderImftspedthroughthamoonlight
.sith th e wi ng e d so un d o f a hu m
(Continued next week)
he one wh o had re-
mq ke I t habitable for
~ut Tninette there was
~r 8 existence, no ren~
H~ um c ontinue to give
rmtll of IMP.Tnlnotte
I t wan a tate predes
the beginning,some-
_
.
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COMMISSIONERS'
PROCEEDINGS
Cpunty Commissioners Room
Blair, Nebraska, Mch. 23, 1931
The Board of County Commis-
sioners met pursuant to adjourn-
ment taken March 9, 1931.
Present:Chas.Nelson,H.C
Blaco and Chris Hinz.
The minutes of the preceding
|
.|. I .
c ou nte d n ow:to k lll
Shlndas wou ld not
t In the hopclesmness
hem! of lllm.
ed with a speed whic h
exlnnusited hlm at any
As the hours passed,
tion for this hastehis consciousness.I l e
nmv.'Thnt In all of its
was the c nhln ln whlc h
I he had lived.Th ei r
lllls: lhnt had not gone
Yr ml. sez wus a Dart
Devoe Marble Floor
Finish is n Vamish
made for use on
floors, and will re-
slst the hardest kind
of wear.It ls ex»
tremely elastic and
does not chip or
cmck when it is
banged or pounded.
We also have a Var-
nish made specially
for Llnoleums.Iti s
very pale and leaves
the Linoleum its or-
iginal color and will
stand the d wear
here!A n d
1' ours sug-
t W e help it
tr y i n g f o r
n d b e tt e r *
y ar ds and
ig a lo t
=th a t we
gu st fo r to
the c lean-
ho lu e an d
step ladder
ce,there
:wo r k £0
ou c a n no t
the floor*
c an't even
f r o m a
is where
of Blue Grass and
White Clover for re-
seeding lawns.We
also hav:a good
~y Sllggesf
r pr ese nc e
d a y th a t
per pound.
ave l .chosen in B l l i f | Ne b r " ha blind-fold test.
so me as th e Flo o r
Var nis h.
enum
"J oh n, i s e ve ry th in g
sh u t u p f o r th e
n i g h t? "
" A l l b u t y ou,da r-
li n g ! "
I t' s 9.case o f tr ue
lo ve i f h e resents
th e f a c t th a t h e r
knees sho w.
-.
W e a r e s e lli n g a lo i
Pfffnsfu
HARDWARE
blac k when they caught he r tha th e could see only death.for he
heard his daughter?voice cry ing
to h im f or venge anc e S o h e h a d
killed the treucllerous one.I le
had ki lle d h er at the c o mma nd of
Silver Heels,whose a n i m was
lln glng to hi m.He had ki lle d the
white gir l with h is own h ands andhadflungherbodytodisappear
with th at of the b lin d ma n.
Suddenly 'I'ino;,m drew from its
hiding place next his breast a
thing whic h brought a gasp to the
lips of tlms e nh out hlm.All 1ec~
sf.-f ~n lnuf
Churchoog`0
EASTER
/Q; yluffr. ~ ~
O YOUR heart good to again
hear the hope- inspiring,
-|~ '~glorious Easter message.\a It will kindle your faith anew to
'~"1 listen to the story of the Resur-
>"1~
.f ~ ~1 ~4
4 V ~|
1 "">.:*¢
,.".
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L rection . . . that story WhlCl1y for
the faithful,brushes aside all
fears for the future.
I\s F \s /
'a i ~Y e s ,y o u ' l l f e e l b e t t e r f o r h a v i n g
g o n e e v e n \ i f o n l y f o r t h e w o n d e r -
ful Easter music of the Masters.
T h e members of the church
»'»choirs of Blair are faithful. Show
them you appreciate their music
by your attendance on Easter
Sunday.
V '` 5 \35
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=v ~ "L Stranger or friend, a smile and
|a sincere Welcome awaits you
'at any of these churches on
Easter Sunday!
Church
ll, Pastor
s will be
.Sermon,
y".Bpedal
on of Mrs.
Eastermorn
:people aty by ywnz
-= Quest of
¢
1 Church
., Pastor
English.
ll. E. Church
Bev. w. B. Prim Psslor
Sermon at It a. in., "Resur-rectlon".Special music under
direction K. C. DeGroff.In theevening, s untsts by the chorus
choir.
Church ol God
Elder Adams of Omaha, will
be present at an all day meeb-
ins-Baslret dinner an noon.
Special mnsle and program in
afternoon.
St. Francis Borgir Church
Father Sleberllclr, Pastor
Early mornin:hlxh mass.
Special Easter service and
music.
Christian Church
rm. A. J. lla rntt. Pastor
Sermon at ll a. m., "X Am
the Resurrection and the Light"
Special Bashar choir mnslc.
"Easter Mom" will be drama-
uud by the ywnz people as-sisted by the junior choir ln
the eve\'Ih\8'-
Ba tist Church` rm. B 1. Moran, Pastor
Spedsl Easter sermon and
music ln morning.Baptismal
servloe in evening.
lim Lutheran Church
Bev. Janna LIIM. Pastor
s sl Eosie Sepecir message.r-
viess ln English. Special Easter
mudc.
lé i s c o p a l C h u r c h
Fa er Gnmley. mir deacon
ol Omaha, will speak at 11 a.m.
psis of Easter church services was made possible through the courtesy of
the following business firms:_
dgers,Florist - N. T. Lund Re al Estate Com pany -Clrfton Hotel, C~ A.
. Mill er Mu nk Bla cksm i thi ng -Marathon Service Station, Alfred Enger
The Enterprise
) YOUR heart good to again
U h e a r the hope-inspiring,
glorious Easter message.
It will kindle vour faith anew to
listen to the story of the Resur IstoryWhiChy for"§i¢§§T§|" ¢Bé"`é1¢Li§"§.`1TQ
the faithful,brushes aside allDanced About thu Stake.
ognlzed lt ns Tolnelte's beuuzlful
brnld of hnlr slrenmlng from the
bleeding scalp the savage held
above hls lueml.
Tlnogu beenlhe more than ever
1 Be nd I n the flesh as he dnuc ed
abou t the sta ke.Flec k: of bl/:md
fr o m the red sc alp struc k hlnfac e.A t the helzh:o t hls mud-
nes s h e ilu mz n in to th e h ea rt at
the pllc hwood dre.
fears for the future
Yes, you'll feel better for having
gone even\if only for the. wonder-
ful Easter music of the Masters.
T h e members of the church
I
Sol Yun Makwun was avenged
and tha demand of hu people an-
lwered.I
of Blair are faithful. Show
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House Cleaning Hints
v v v
A L A B A s T I.N E
W A L L P A P E R
VA R N I S H E S
PAuNTs
GLASS
v
Let us help you plan the re-
finishing of your home.Come
in and see our stock and get
il our prioea before buying.
.Phone ul your wants
.-.|We send them to'you
THE §i'*"i:'€?»fAnr
PH A R MAC Y
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AT NO ON o t th e s ec on d da y of
hls journey Jeems came to
the vlllsge o l Kanesllo,wholef chlet was Llatozee.or Yellow
Bear.He land traveled U18 seven-'ty mllea ln thirty hours, and was
'determined to retum ss quickly,
for he wus troubled deeply by the,thoushz that Tolnalte was :lone
n r n time when the sentlment of
the Indians w s lt u r n ln g sgalnst'¢h\m.Why he and not s tribal
`runn¢r hsd been lent to Yellow
B u r puzzled hlna,snd th e h c lms t he bore s ma la g a ot lms ll
lmportanes lncnealed hls uneul-
»neg|_
B e h l d scarcely reached K.sn»
u t l o when hls wmp on s,a kni fe'md h n tc h e t, we re u k e n f mm n lm
fu nd he was brought to Mstoz ee
| '1'hls lndlvldunl, who was kllled sl
I A M George the follo wlng yesr
.md wh o wa s l bo y ln a pp ea ra nc e' \ h o u lh th s Frenc h held hlih
'gmo ng the bra ves t d khte rs of the} s lx Na tlo n l.lnlormed J eenis Ula!
l! wu A p r ls o u o r .H e m l d '.l'ls»'h p ha d d eh nlte d ln s pa y me nt o r|....... mn ..,.. ....-. - . . - - _ _ _ _ ,
them you appreciate their music Ibyyduraliendance on Easter I
Stranger or friend, a smile and
a sincere Welcome awaits you
at any of these churches on
Easter Sunday!
Collzrmtional Church ¢n »
R e f A I-'. Newell, Putm-
wlll be
Sermon,
Spednl
Knight Templars
e w w at 11 a.DL
"A Hint of Eternity".
mudc under direction at Mrs.
G¢"|d|De Stewart.Easter morn
'"'°°1=f-¢bv :mms p°°1>1°nt
8 a. rn.Euler play by young '
People. 1 p. m. "Tha Quest of
the Gnd".
Trinitl Lutheran Church
"SLI c. ll, 'f'f"';'flfi°'
Bev. w. B. Plfflull. Pulm-
Sennon at I1 n. ln., "Resur-
rectlon".Special mud: under
direction K. C. DeGroff.ln the
awning, n untsh by the chorua
Church of God
Elder Adam: of Omllm, will
be pruent at an all day meeb-
ins-Baslcet dinner an noon.
Special mnsle md program in
nlhrnmnn
choir.
..um .,..........., ._....Early mornin:hlxh ma n.
Special E a mr service and
music.
Christian Church
Rev . A. J . lhrntt. Putor
Sermon At ll 1 . m-. "X Am
the Remn-addon and the Light"
Speclnl Bashar choir mule .
"Ente r Mo m" wi ll be dnmn-
tined by the young people u-
dlted by tha junior cholr ln
the evening'-
Bpednl Easter sermon :nd
music in morning.Baptllmal
service in evening.
lim Lutheran Church
Bev. Janna Lund. Putor
Special Easter message.Ser-
vinu ln English. Special Enter
mudc.
w w C h u r c h
Fa er Gnmley, mb deacon
ol Omaha, will speak at 11 n.m.
W .. W .. mu , uw, mm .menu s W ugc o n t p a n a t th e obllgnuon,
|m m tersely explained the' q r u ma n t b e twe e n th e e h le h .I f' h e m attempted to escape and
{ w u c aught hy h h warriors,h e
,wou ld b e ki lled : i t by any c ha nc e
' h a fuc ceeded ln getting bac k to
Oh mn h i o ,th en ha wo uld answer
f b T h u g !wld :nu lif e .A dead
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the following business firms:__Thissynopsis of Easter Qhur
Clifton Hotel, C. A.W , J ,K o u g e r l ,r u u n u . - n ... .........- - - _ ._-__._-____R o b e s o n - M i l l e r M u n k B l a c k l m i t _l § n g _ -M a r t h o n S e r vi c e S t a t i o n , A l f r e d E n g e r
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~|n n . £ ; a r ¢ d ¢ r » ¢ = _ » n ¢ n r » . s i |l{ r . |n ¢ E H m. J o h t - S i lo ! - P e m - .Su b l§ 1 ibe fo r ' I'lie E u t lflfia e .-IL- lZ'} .V in l* .o n; nt i1 lo on !h :e dt a
u h l r ¢ p u i J o h n m n . u u m h u | & m u ~ m H a m a t d , ,, m , i ¢ . g n ¢ w i ¢ h g , ; g i n f ; } n F'1~cd|K!noginant'1vaa=ut1"'Wiufiqion H s h o m e t r r i n c w p u l l o u z f r o m
mm o f t h i l \ S c h u , V l e r l m M o n d a y .| B l. a i r , a f e w d a n m m u b u i l d i n g n m m m m a n a g g n v n t m l u s e o f m e n n .
I ur...n...| .:- n-mr... \\| .l ..In ¢ u\ l|mr..__..| ir... 'nr n .-l n U L ti;-¢ \f..\ nJlu|:.......» v|\....._1_..\| ..._....»\»..n n I n Q ..\
Sioux City.
Sale Posiiivsly ends f u t i lt y
night 9 R K-. Avrwnh..l'|.|ldon
m m .1o~1s
$8,000 stock remdnr ta be dosed
nu ti n¢ hs n e x tS dk y s - o mlo ui s
your ga i n--a lum a di -F u l l ! ! !
Cenwr.xo-1:
Mr. and Mn. S. O. llcChllolxgh
hnvn taken light housekeeping
rooms st die liunm of Iooepiiiim
Johnson on can Colhx lkreet.
m n m s u h . . w a h : a w w w
entemined the Tuesday Wnlnw
bridge club on Inst Gvenilits (oh
lowing dhmer nt seven o'|:\ock at
Him- home.
C. H. Chfllo smm md mn. Chr
enca and daughter, Mrs. Nels Bob
enson of neu- Arlinfton, drove to
Qmnha Inn lhi ne sdny to bl-tag
Mrs. C. M. Christensen home from
the Swedish Immsnuel hospihl,
Wlmb s ho ha be en whfilld for
the Int eonple weeks.They me-
poma he r getti ng do ng as v dl
as can bs expected.
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Earl St ud s u! Glenwood, Iowa,
mum a t the R. E. Vlnwn ho m
Int Sunhy .'
Mr. ind Mrs. George Brodenon
of Fremont,wer dlnner g u u ul-lat Sunday at "3 Mr. and Mn.
L. P. Pewrson home, who llve wut
of Bldr.
The M. E. Ladies'd met at
'-he homo of Mn.W.Eder#
henry. 610 west Washington sheet
last Wednésdly nfternoon, with u
l l r n attendmee.A commltwe
composed o l Mrs.Melerhenry,ehdmmn, Mrs. Ann; Martin, Mrs.
m m w - - * w - ~ ~ughes, served
nice refreshments.
Mn. E. J. Hmcock received word
recently from her slam, Mrs. R<
g g f w n at Des Molne|,~~Iowa
she is able to be up m d
around Agxln.Mrs. Hancock was
called to the 'Kluimnnn home be#
tore Chrlxunu to a re fo r hex'Idxter who_lmd béen in an uddmt
,ma had her llmb broken.She had
lt ln A cut three mcnths and laterlin A lance.
W. J. Sas
STORE
Meat is the one food necessary to continued
health.Sas meats are healthy meats, be-
cause they are always fresh and pure.Se-
lect cuts only are sold here.Service is
prompt and courteous,whether you tele-
phone or call in person
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JUICY BEEFROASTS
The finest of cuts, allrrlgat, velw little bone
and fat.Makes a de-
lightful dinner when
served with brown
gravy, vegetables and
browned potatoes.
171 c
. n m n p m w x
Oml hl. v i !- pn
Kal. Emedzhmdtvignl Manila,nm.. J.. H. Burdamn:uuliliinan W! on '°'¥» #rw ""° '5Y."¥"T"°""'lx.\u¢ Gutichow were Omslweall-
When u'n r m MPKuhn'sPho¢onwillplenseyou.9|.f\M m ¢ m h ' n ¢ m m m d » ~[___~_gg try.__
When you're hungry,ata n o t 3 1 5 1 -n l l u n p u n s .l Y ' . » u g n n g g ;g t g I E W 1 1 l y !l - \ .u n :| : 1 . u . n u l . u u | | . u . w 4 5 u u n u n . .u p ~F " " " P " ' ! ° »m s n .l n )a n . . |n r i n n r n . . . . . . - . . §Q n l . » _ ¢ | ¢ ¢I .!. . _ - _ . e _ _ .I l l -. . . J u r .\ n _ _ . ¢ 1 n ~ | . _ _ \ . . . . . __l i m l u t T u n d l y .
Walt): plnce.10-It
Misa Mildred Bunn wu |hop~
plug in Omaha Satunlny.
Fumiture, mga um door cave#
Mr. md Mn. H. H. Brown drove
ungl.ll.|thewB.mnavrl-u - u |n. xx.\,. ww |nn». .uuuwnnDrycottonwood,81,50 cord, March 28, at the S4-.hdller lull.
M, mag, ,ug Bnnn'|Luke.B-0*Furnwure, run md flo or wm-Mrs.A_ E_Ha nna hu g m,ings.)lathe1rR.Bendox-L 21-tf.
busy caring lor her mother. who 1|For Sale or R¢n¢»-5-mom,: BMlR.mdorl.21-uBgm this week.modern dwelling, c. J. sehmxan n
_... J u . .A 11 w-..~.. ......|> ......-.\
vnu ls \mPWVU|K~mr. um. mrn-wxu. uuuu: lu.B m w . x x n n g m u m m h m - T e k l m n . h , w e m v m m n x t t h r l .
provod after having tnahnmts H. Bo wman humn Int Frldly-
Mr.md Mn. Anniim Shun! ot
Mm A1 i h will enfntain theDoubleFourbridget1n\$i t he r
hnme Fddny dluuoom
C.M. Hitchmnn has been con-iv rmuzr txo nble .
'rue py f mm Shters ma their Calhoun, was dinner gumta ntdze.3_3_pede h L u;d _finedto hi h lmlnav dt\i ,dia »pn| -F W F mf ' ° " ¥ ~ t h c K . R " _-_ .' ? f§ZT1 . .__§g§_°f,,,_,,,,,,,, n.nd'si!m| tnuhie.
to Scribner, Neb. last Monday.
Mrs. W.J.Sas and daughmr,
Kltherlne were in Omaha Satur-
day.
Wanted-Any kmd of work.
u - -~-_ u-x....._.\:.... -..Q n..u..
Bring your wm-.h repur won: wW. P. Turner at the Wold Drug
Smn-.'I-cf
For a wwf hanger, call Huris
and Son, Phvne 414_ Rel., 109 No.
Cellkr SL 9-zv
mm.n .v. L.-Wu q»~=u~ ww...days lun week in Omlha whiting
friends.
Bring your watch repair we w
W. P. Turner at the Wolf!
Stare.-ef
lll®'I\==»hrms h=}-'"-M-1-===»~»===f=s==---U-~Mr.nndMxs .By rv nMc DonI-\d°m-'hi v e n l la d a n d n , u ¢ m ,Mrs .Anns Bea rd;who hnbe e n
were 'hwbdlr evening vhiwrs at Sam Halle: homn last Sunday db-seriously ill for the put wat with
the Jack McDon|\d home.ernoon.Blu trouble, n improving slowly.
A Cl de Allen is reportedwbe n m, E l ma : W i l d s M mmm.Mr.And Mrs. Hun Wrlch and
yv dt i nr uma mi c e !! hd a w h ' § § p H \ d i n z _ ¢ . h i s w e a k s t t h a G . A . | M r s . ~ S n m m s : -
--->»-- _....u.... -¢n.-n n .m n s . d e a n n e u l z c a u u g , c u m » %J V l 4 ¢ AS t r e e t . .6 - t f M r s .D e l m b :F e a r ,w
n r . a n d M n . c .H .K o e p k e v u -f o r B e ve r g z . q q y s u y g g W1
11 in Ed cm a -=----»-----SL, is im-|ing the "£~§2.1 "r'1~»»E°" fi 'ESL t° be UP at short inbervah.
1=°==1= of town, this week... mf?-.':'2°=:."'Pf?2.":"..£32
Hullnll1lIJ.\fI.h n m a .T L B l l d l e g g | Q l q | , y e v u n u q ;v l m w s n u n u m v u v u
s i s t e r s .K u h r h o m e ;
F o r S l l u - - A : m r m a r e ,f i v e G e o .B c h r i e f e r o f e a s t S o u t h
.... . - - A ...;..........A. I.. ¢Ll 6 'I n n " _ ¢ n r a i n : f i n i|........a.... ul em. wnumt.md relauves av. mummy, Acwu un ,..»...., ... .....__lm Sunday.Mrs. u-mm Iv erso n and hmi Far Silo-Bd!Orpingmnn hmh~me "° ' "" me p un N* W - ~ - -Mra. Harley Wilcox and children ily spent la!! Sunday aftemoon at Ins ¢!¥l- Plume 1122 on 28. Hana n lmprvving at thls ting.
o! south of town, spent qu, week-the Lloyd izhmon '~°f;;~|H. Sorensen.3 4 9 M,-_ md Mrs. A_ Q Debel =;;;~
and at the Ed Olsen home.Mr. and rs. A. R.ill mms of M _d M _th¢ Pinodxle Club at r]--q..-4-.. ..u.»»~m ,"..ff' .,-.I~§_§"e_;i"home last Wednesday evenlng.I
yearnold and wqxgnmg abou; low ulnew nu ww w W "V -am.. ...Mpounds.Phnm212o.n8D.Cs r i k l n e g i y lam*months in had with
Humen.urn- spina! tmuhfe.
Rudmph rick hm m operation A m m m o f u m h a d M e h -
at the Immamd hrspltal in Omg- hors held s quilting pnrty at the
nf.:ue '1'|...»..|..,...A i .mmm, home of Mn. Nick Thone on lasiF r e m o n t e n t .o m m n y H . l U I ; | u v v u a n a m r s .n u l g e r n u n s e u w a l l :mT h e C a t h o l i c ~w i l l ~a l - ;; \ . -F :2 u t l w v h i ' \ h l " I " l l L \ f \ i v n \ ¢a n I \ \ n u h \ . | n |" M l f I T h e ~~union Circle memf t e x - n o o n a z b t h e ~`N r n "Mondny.A nice lunch was served
nles M¢Com ''nm D d n ;,md ¢ W D Mr.and Mrs.Ed Jensen and;AmNA' rl o Ns -ru G me e s - f u n n y m a m l m m m s t m f
da t the lmmb of| nz Court Home "Y ,n....\ ».._|.:....1... ...:.|. M. hams of Mn. .Ymun's mister. Mn
bake sale Saturday, March Z8 at " " "° V' "' "' "° " "" ""lv '" °- "- " M -- -- - -- -- -- ~»
the Wdfl Drag Swra 10-It Chu. Byrne and John Barfyab-c_ K_ Bendoff,used embahn-Mr.and Mrs.K_ c_ DeGmft tended the funeral oMMxcnae le ,and undartaker, Bldr.Omoo
have moved into the Frank Curley Kslly at Florence, last day.phone, 161; rea. phorne, 138,8-tl
..--..-.».. .... .av :mn-\. ¢m>a\_For Sale-White Pgkill __d\1¢¥Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caldwell and
this (Thursday) 1
home ol Mn. Chl
TEACHERS El
All auhjecta, April
Blair.Lester E,ééifééd. Count? I §'§1°»$§I.'l.L l u s l v l q " u v A v : c l u e v u ~ _1\fLsonand family of Roae|
10-21:Mn. Frank Jenkins has so far mu.
;_§;;"' Mn. sg; improved (mm s recent illness nm
peut lm Monday ;»g;M»g~ is able to be up md fnmi
pwpeny V.. ...... ....,-... -..__..C. K. Bendod, licensed embdln~
er and \ma.¢mm¢, sur.Olflm
plume, 161; ru. uharn. 188.8-tf
Dorothy Jensen of I.inealn,u'penb
the week-end at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jen-
een.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Mont: and Mr.
and Mrs. Hamlin of Omaha, were
Sunday daiwre at the Elzy King
home.
9885, $1.00 per dozen. Mu. Henry Jack Singleton were dinner guests
C. Jensen, nf-== 1221 on 21.9~3t last Snndny nt me land lang home
Soren Lnreen,who suffered .Q For Snle-1928 Whippet sedan
slight stroke n couple of w a h in AI condition.Cm be seen atago, is reported to be improving.|200 E.Col!ax St. Phone 'whim 267.
C_ x_ Beudorl. llemud °m|,,|m.|Miss Myrtle Short came home
er ,nd underhku, g||_\,_omg, from Wayne lor a. week~end vldk
phone, 161; ras. phone. 1g3_341 at the parental, Ru. Shorthome.
M m Ernen Tomblnd lun not'Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mardi of
been feeling well the past few Spiker, were vhdtore Int Sunday
weeks end ie under the ure of |;{*f{"°g" a t the nmhhl. Elme r
_m .
Snp't.
Mrs
Cheely
Mrs. (
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Mrs
Irene
at the
Axtlm
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'| Mn- cuz
Sun Lundt s
.|r. and Mn. Albert Hansen and
ly of Oxfum, and Mn. Genrge
r of Bm r,was but Sunday
d u ._
. Alike Rowe and dmgbter,
s p e n t ~ d w l m s w a n
a home o Mrs. Rowe's son,
r and fu-nily.
L. Rachael McDonald, whore
in th.; Dong Creek neighbor-
spent Inst Wednesday at the
McDondd home.
Mr. and Mn. Max Bain have
movd from the Lundt apartment
into the D o n Black cottage on
Lincoln street.
Mn. J .H. Grimm and Miss
Mary Cook are going w Lincoln
afternoon,visitors at the Hans
Wrlch home.
Mrs.Chas.Nelson of Herman,
ll i n u» mm- ho splul suffering
from a pxnlytie stroke.Sho is
'Ju mother of Miss Mabel Marsh
Friday fn spend \ few days wlth`°f this ¢i¢Y~
relatives and friends.Little Burt Edwnrd Nob cele~..___....,_____ ____\b»-ma ms num mm. anniveruryf
SPECIALS
Gold Bond Cane and Maple Syrup
5-lb. pail..-,..-.........._...............-....._75c
P a x t o n C o c o a , 2 ~
Annoupcement
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e ;\.n .
fact thit we have opened a shooting gallery
in the Guy Mead building just across the
street from The Enterprise office.Hours
of business from I1 A. M. to 12 midnight.
M. F. Gregoire
.J.Sas
STORE
Meat is the one food necessary to continued
health.Sas meats are healthy meats, be-
cause they are always fresh and pure.Se-
lect cuts only are sold here.Service is
prompt and courteous,whether you tele-
phone or call in person
JUICY BEEFROASTS
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' ' 'Th e f i n e s t o f c ut s , a l lg r rrl ga t , v e lw li ttl e b o ne
a n d f a t .M a k e s a d e -
lightful dinner when
served with brown
gravy, vegetables and
browned potatoes.
. Nm, ~
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Round or Sirloin Ste ak, per ~
Spare Ribs, lean and meaty, per Ib.--
Cheese, FullCream, per lb .
Rib Boiling Beef, per lb.........-.._....__....
c
.29c
,15c
33c
12%c
GROCERIES
Frost King Flour, 48-Ib. sack..,.,.............f$1.29
Frost King Flour, 24-Ib. sack......--.,_-.69
Gold Dust Scouring Powder, ca\1....,...._.05
Electric Spark or Swifts Quick Naphtha
Soap, 10 bars..,,-....--,...--...........,...-.....,._..39
Figaro Preserves (Liquid Smoke) $1.50
b o t t l e , ~ 1 . 2 5
Sugar, Great Western, 10-Ib. sack....,....63
Purina Starter Mash, 100-lb. bag..-..4.00
Purina Starter Mash,25-lb. bag....-. 1.00
Purina Chick Chow, 100-Ib. baz .~ 2.90
Purina Chick Chow,25-lb. bag...-,,......85
Kamo Com Flakes, 2 large..-...._................25
I v o r y S n o w , ~.15
Crystal Coffee, 2-Ib. pkg. (1 glass free)-
1 |u
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2 1 ~ ~~M
Q U I C K s E n v 1 c E
Those many little service needs which
so frequently arise can be quickly and
efficiently cared for in our Shop.
A spedalty 0a - - -
G1-easing Brake SerdeeWashingValve Grinding
PHONE Black 129
WALTER LARSEN
Avro. snnvlcn
W. J. QAS
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ii una
Glabron barle y need
A nn'l.¢dlk: bushel:
gilt bushel;physician.A ____use Comb For Sde--Valley battery chlrg-.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hooks drove j;°°"-Pl._.1_ §¢-|__,_ack'----- .....ARed hatching eggs, $3.00 per 100.
s-tl Glm Wilson
Miss Priscilla Rhoades, who is
in school at Wayne State Teach-
ers College, spent the weekend
with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen drovedown to Omnhn Sunday to visit
their son, Merton, who ls attend-
ing the ngricultuml college.
Mm.Ada Ducker,nec Adn
Schenk,is teaching at the Mc-
Carthy school,substituting for
Mrs. l.. G. Stewan. who is ill.
C».ln Thul-
er,for charging radio batteries.
Prloe $52 cost $20 new. W. J. Sn-
6-tf
Mr.and Mrs. Albert Foer and
family drove out to Argo, Neb. on
Sunday aftemoon for s short visit
with relatives.
I offer for sale my Belgian draft
stallion, Marquis 12968; also a fine
pedlgreed Jack.Call John Bolln,
Blair, Neh.so-tr
Mrs. W. D. Smith of Tekamah,
spent the day last Thursday at
the home of her brother,Frank
Dudgeon of this city.
up no brllg mummy mwrrwon -muvisitedMrs.Hook's brother, Wea
Sutherland.
" M r .and Mrs.Chris Anderson
and family were visitors at the
John Jensen home, west ol Bldr,
last Sunday.'
Sdts and Overcoats.First dna.
Reasonable prlees.Theo.Wahl-
mom with A. M. Lundgord, Coun-
dl Bluffs. Iowa.80-26t
John Fear of Winnebago, came
_last Friday and visited until Mon~
day with his parents,Mr.and
Mrs. Andrew Feer.
We rent. Electric Floor Dresser
and Wax Polisher at 851: per hour.
Jphnson Floor Wax,a spedalty.
The Arndt Hardvvare.10-1%.
Mr. and Mrs.Roy Johnson of
Omaha,were dinner guests last
Sunday at the home of their br
ther, Sl Johnson and fsmlly.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Anderson,who have been visiting relatives
around Blair, returned last Wed-
nesday to their home in Chicago.
Miss Agnes Gilbertson of Oma-
ha, who is in nurse'.»: training at
the M. E. hospital, spent Sunday
m n .: n u m m m p s u u ,
been confined in bod with a. soige
of the [lu the past week, is able
to be up and around again.
Mrs.Frank Jensen entertained
at dnner Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs.Merrill Reeh.Mr.Heeh is
attending college in Qmaha.
Mr.and Mrs.Huriey Simpson
and baby of Tekamah, were lost
Monday evening visitors at the
parental, Frank Simpson home.
Mr. and Mrs. llermnn Petersen
and family of Arlington,spent
Sunday wiih Hcrm:xn's brother,
by attending the birthday party ol
Mrs. J. V. Hinchman lut Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. bon Lotta. enter-
tained three tables of bridge last
Friday evening for Mr. and Mn.
Frank Curley, who have recently
moved in Iowa.
Mrs Lou Bullock of Atlantic,
Iowa, Mrs. Addie Graco of Harlan,
Iowa and Mr. and Mrs. J.M.
Brewster of Herman,dslted at
the Ross Deets home last Thurs-
day aflemoon.
Miss Barbara Bowman surprlsal
!to ry Radio ~F o r
an y th in g i n Rad io Servic e eall
Verne J . Gus tason , Blac k 252. 9-if
a . . . -
lllr. an d Mr s . E . G. Ha n se n a n d
bab y we re d in ne r g ue sts la st S un
day n t Hlencoe,I o wa vi si ti ng a t
th e B u r t Sc itzinger home.Th e
lad ie s a re sisters.
Mr s .Lo i s Ly n c h , wh o fo r mer ly
ma de he r ho me wi th Mr s .C.C.
V a n Deusen,ha s mo ve d to th e
Mr s . A J W .Fees home.
Mrs . | Hen ry Bornherding an d
Mr s .Aug ust S c he nze ll an d son,
J ames Pa u l spe nt th e da y .last
Th u r s d a y a t th e E lz y K i n g h o me .
Regular $7 .50 P ennan ent W aves,
$5 a nd $ 6 NOW .Either C rog ino le
or S pi ra l W i nd .Phone 197.Mr s .
K .A .Pound.28-ti'
S . A . V a n W i n k le , wh o li ve s i n
th e Mc Ca rthy distric t,ha s his
ho me und er quaran tine,hi s ehil
dren havi ng sc arie r fever.
t l 1 \ _ _ _r | . . __|_. \ . . - . . _. L. . . . . . . ~
at th e 0 s c a r Gi lb e r ts o n h o me .
Mr . an d Mrs . H. W . Ilie ie r he nr y
an d d a u g hte r , Ha tti e we r e Th u r s -
day even in g vis ito rs a t the F r e d
Me i e rh e n ry h ome in A rli n gto n .
Mr . an d Mr s . No r ma n Ra th mz mn
ente rtai ned a t din ner lo st Satur»
da y e ve n i n g f o r . Mi s s Vi vi a n F o s s
W a lte r a n d f a mi ly i n th i s c i ty .
Ar o un d fif te en Ea ster n Sta r
membe rs en joy e d a ke n s i n g wn a t
the Masonic hall Tuesda y afternoon
Miss Cora Beard was elec ted p res-
ident and Mrs . Ch ris B endo rf, sec -
retary and tre asurer. Refres hments
egg re served._
h e r pare nts,Mr .an d Mr s .J .H .
Bo wma n b y c o mi n g u p o n the b u s
last Tues day .She has been spend-
ing'th e pa s t seven mo n th s i n
Mus ko gee , Ok lah oma.
Miss Madeline McKay of Lo.»
Angeles,Calif.,will ardve in a
few da y s ,hs .vi n_ g b ee n n oti fi ed of
\h The 'Wesleyan Guild met.last mms ness browuy urvvu """'" and Andmy Craft, both of ummm.For Sale-One in_K".'1f'f''., 1i'fi;..i°_'1 Fridav Rmb Mrs. K. L. Meredith. to Bermingtofl lest Pjriday .§f§¢1'-IIsnrv Hellwinckel of Ornnhil, emrine 1% Horse Pmemational gas the concuuan or ner xamer, .Jannower; one John McKay, who suffered a stroke of
6 Horse Power. paralyds last Monday morning.
Mrs. Wm
V n n vlle t,mr s .uou ruu xngnun ur
Oma ha ,and Mr s .Reno o f Des
Moines,were Fr i da y visitors a t
the W .J .Koo pman h ome.
'W hy not have a Duart permanent
th at gi ve s a na tu r al wa ve ?A r ea l
A good attendanc e.a plea sant
time me a fin e lunc h a re rep orted.
For S ale -- Bu ff Or pin gton ha tc h-
ing eggs, heavy laying strain, $2.50
per 100.Rou en duc k eggs,'!5c.
Phone 211 on 16.Mr s. G. J . W u lf .
noon to spe nd a fe w da y s mum ner
si ster , Mrs . Ha ns Le bb en .
J o hn Jensen wa s ta ke n to th e
veteran's hosp ital i n Lin c o ln la s t
we ek whe re he i s re c e i vi ng tre at~
me nt f or stomac h tro ub le .
wa§`§"M0 }I£1£y eeening vis itor ai:
th e ho me o f M r .and Mr s .C a r l
Kolterman.He remained ova;ni g h t.1
Mr . a nd Mr s. C . B . Han se n wen t
J.. f\»~».|»n lnel Cnhlrrluuv anrl llnniit
Deere gas engine 1!
These engines are 1
be b o u g h t a t h a lf ;
used powe r washer.
Ha r d wa r e , B la i r , N
The C off ee Club
"°}"'Y "'"- can Shoe:'7hildren's,sizes 2 m umee.Asc one and sae w S-$129 and $1.59-.C`°" F"'°'°?§U sizes sv. so 11 and 1115 m z-
eb.10-zr.$1.98; W omen
me t las t Thu r s -pd tn $265 - 1:
Us and Misses reduc-
s.6s and $4.88.Erma;;
ha".,¥s1;a. 3' " 'mstnltdu send -nm Indian c
bar galanteed
at 4 15
Mr .
n nt Sb ann sausxacuuu gun:-n.ca n Mrs. M Sutherland
for nppoim.mcnL 46-Lf Carl
and Mrs. Henry Voss drove lf °l ""
.9-4s M n . h m u B e n n e t t a n d u n i o l W ' " " ° " ' f " ~ d l "\'|W\;l| it tlFrederickandHerbert Sioux City.ment the week-end f..°f'"»'§ll°n 1-x_ wmm :na `I.'. . . . ! n w , W mh .'rh-Fashion Center.11 I
)f the Connezationnl I
inn ma Louie Armltwl with M''-........ ....._-_-*° °'*"""'"* Sllnda yto lt- Hr; ....»'i .'i.~f."é'f'f1~§.Z.f»}"».Tl°"and mi a .'" _ ` " "n1=u"nn¢»:\m¢nu.Th e r e w a s l e h\ ' § : _ _ ' " `ri -I5 `-le a. an 'dihte | t dn | d s ° ° a " "' " d '" ° ° 'Th ° "° " °m° ° '" ' a t t h ¢ c h ur e h ~
1 lhow at the Panmount-H r .a n d H n .A l f r e d A n d e n o n H n .B e n !I- ' r e n c..1 .0 1 I __ - . L _ J B C I I .~ b e , r l .n t l u t s v f o r M r . ~ - » . . . . = - . . . * ' l ' . ' f f . ' . . E ' ~ £ f ~ 3 : o n d d z a d e r o w d .I....C|.......!n"; . .. . : . : |\.'\vu l d r o v eI 0 Ulnilllll Dulluuy bu Ilau iusuoPeterDic atgl an d b a b y a t m¢| }g»}§
Methodist hospital.They alter-
wnrds drove to Millard,Nab.to
visit John Voss.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hansen eh-
tertninud Mrs. Andrew Hmsenand
Miss Petersen,both ol Council
vu......,|\fȢr lnnd
ma n t .Mr- and Mrs.Clem.Jensen of
lowab spent Saturday night and
Sunda with Mr. and Mrs. Wglter
M.Nelson.They also calle on
relatives.
M ..ma Mm. T~'. E. Flack drove
uno uaugnwr,nenen ur were urHerman,spent Sunday afternoon
nt the J. P. Anderson home.
Mr.and Mrs. Ed Michecls of
Omaha,were Sunday afternoon
and supper guests at the John T.
Cnllnvhvr hnmp. Phill nf Blair.
Mrs. Clark Drowning of this city,
who recently moved to Blair from
near Herman.
Mrs. Lyle Guyer was taken to
Klrksville,Mo.on last Saturday
where she underwent an operation.
P l A
u l u u n ,lu wu ,u n .uuu n u n Lun\a .... ....,, -..-... _. _______o_______.____________of Oma h a , a n d An n a a n d D o n h e a to Atlantic ,I o wa la st Sunday to S She is re , te d to be etti npoggJ ens en of Bla ir, las t S und ay .br i n g ho me th ei r so b,Bi lly ,wh o m" ' §§ " 'E > '*e ' » §; § § ;gg gg gd along nic ely .
h iM i s s B e r t h a B u r t o n ,d a u g h t e r o i 'M a b g ? "= ; " = 1 ; _ j . \ » §f_=_E t h e h o m e o f i n g a d i s t r i c t m e e t i n g o f t h e c o u n -M r s .G u y l e y d e n ,M r s .N e t t i e ,
l a a n as ..._. _ ; _ . _ . l . . . . . ; ._ ». u . r . .. . . - u _ . .q f n n l r f n n a n d M I K E .~~
Ossic Burton, who resides south of *'""' * """" " °""""town, has just returned from the Mrs.Chauncey 'Wright and
Immanuel hospital in Omaha where baby have left the Blair hospital
she was under the care of a phys-and are staying at the homo of
ician.She is getting along nicely.her mother, Mrs. Rachael McDon-*
L y SIIP B H IIE C H G E IIL B O I I R I S B e c u i m .u w w n w a a In m v n u . ,-. . .. . .. . ._ . _ _ _M r .a n d M r s .N e i l B m - d i e o f t o n d r o v e o v e r f r o m S c h u y l e r S u n -
O m a h a ,d r o v e u p t o B l a h -l a s t d a y a f t e r n o o n f o r a s h o r t vi s i t
S u n d a y a n d c a l l e d o n M r s .B u r -w i t h r e l a t i ve s .
~»»~»=»\==-M r .a n d M r s . . H .A .C a . "1 < ° ' * ° . " ° # 2 , f i t f e f 1 »JE ;
1I
Mrs. cmimcqmb, Mrs. ma
Long :md Mrs. Nick Thane enter-
tained the Royal Neighbors ken-
singwn at the McComb residence
I n f wean nlmmnmn.A mood
ald since last Sunday.'Haacln
Mr.and Mrs. John Krelser oi,
Kansas City, wmq n l a s t T h u r . - 1 : ~day fm' a week's vunt at the D. A. 'md xo Seventh e ' Frida 2
Compton home.Mrs. Kreiser and Ama 1},`u m " n t n.~.f¢..~\~
spent a. couple ox nays nun.at Seward, Neh., visiting Mr.
termalfs bro!-hat, Fred.They
stopped atrschuyler w gree
1'on'ner§Uj;Zboy, Carl Bolt.
N l i v l
Ko!-
also
:t a
.._..-...._,__________crowd was present and a line
lunch was served.
Miss Margaret Von Lanken,
Mrs.Curl lKolt4:rmnn,Mrs,Ed
Wilson, Mr, und Mrs. Pete Hsgge
and Evelyn helped Mrs.Anna
Hagge celeb;-ale her birth anniver-
sery Monday, March 16.Vidtlng
and refreshments wervenjoycd.
Mr. and Mrs. I-'rank Stewart and
Billy, and Miss Lucille Kemp were
guests at the home o l Mr . md
Mrs. Dave Dessaeur in Omaha, and
-| --...,.-,.z....»m.A.m.-.-ne Han
Mx-a.Compton are sisters.
Dltlof Wolsman who was uken\.to an Omaha hospltal lust week
where he was operated on for ap-pendicitis, is improvlng nlcely and
expects to get home soon.
Two savings.A garden saves
you money;you save on garden
tools at Gambler.Hoe 561:-Rake
$1.00. Double Double Kose 8%c per
loot.Fremont, Neb.10-It
Mr.j and Mrs.George Caldwell
droveiup to Lyons last Sunday U0
.._. \.,_f--|.|...-n».. ....»|.....sa..
r~~.,_....__, ______, ,__|sup¢.10-at
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jensen drové
|10 Wayne and spent the weekend
at the home ol Mrs. Jensen's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whor-
yw-
|Marlon Nelson of Blalr, |.\tte*nd~
.ed a birthday party at the Wm.
Wul! home st Orum in honor of
I-Nelyn's birthday last Friday
evening.
f Miss Frances Mullin,daughter
Dr.aQ§3'a'lvIrs.Earl Meats and
Betty driwe to Kirksvllle, Mo. last
vmlqend to v im thei r dmzhuranddster, Mildred,who is in
nurse's training at the Klrksville
Rev. J. W. Williams and Rev.
0. J.Allard of Gladbrook.lawnheld services at the Churéh of God
last Monday evenln~and were
guests st the M. D. Newell home
over night.
ospltal.
of Mr.and Mrs.James Mullin,Mr. and Mrs. James T. Nelson
and lamllv rlrrna in Omahl Sun-'g i ; ~nu m FII. "' } "' ff`1 I.§ "i' \I»` §. ' " '° "l l l l N E B ° " = ' ; = ° ' = "3 4 5 ,t i _',¢,m., bfqtlgfl
'l`°=1\H U 'l n o t n l k n d l l z w n h u m n .3 " ! ' " " " "r D i tlo f W o llml- n n .w h o i l =° = '° 1 '
' °.'Z'f1' in fa . n . . ¢ . n n h u r tli n ld n t _ - . ' ° ' § "- .1°.# d n s n t a n o m i h * | 1 9 ' P " " | m uHig_h schoof at thé
school .,»---=- -»~ ~~ --" '"""'-"' *L Miss Luaule Kemp reoexved an an appendlcitis operaticn_Glen Wnlson one of the eountys dinner last Sunday for Mr.um §'mg 1 M _ A gu g B rg-»f°f=="= f °"'°° °°";';: Mm . m e m m a n d ~ ~ » ' - m b 1 -'3~ . ':L'.:..,, ;§°u';::";s:f ms:
last Fnday and bought n. x -Patty Lon md Dr. Derby, all o given by his 11lece,,Jean Borglnm and friend of Mina I-'nnces Our
John Deere traetnr and a three- nmn. and Mins Lucille Kemn of ._.__,,_,__~..___..._.Abottomplow.When he found
what he wanted, lt didn't take him
five minutes w make up his mind
to buy..
Funeral services were held Sun-day ulternoon. for Wm. Kuhn at
the home of his sister,Mrs.
Maggie Staben.Rev. Hnrgett of
the Christian church led in prayer
at the homo and n short sermon atthegrave.Interment wna made
in the Blair cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kuhr, Jr.
drove 00 Lincoln last Sunday and
were dlnner guests at the Wm.
Schroeder home.Their son, Mer-
ton, who han completed his course
at the.Agr'lculturnl College at Lln~
coln,retumed home with them.
Eric Christensen, who was taking
the same course, returned also.
The ladles of the Social Union
ol( the Congregational church held
-..- .n.|-,\.|......\.-... .0 eh.
~ ""''',on ruesony evenmg, mann as nn'the Aquilln Court Art Btudlo ln
Little Eugene Bunn son of Mr |QmB},,_
and Mn.Byron Bunn who was |lnjured lut week hy th explo s i o n Infi s fmg mn up efdby M M
to the Immanuel hospital ln Oma
ha, la at present staying at the
home of his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. A Huck ol this dty.He
ls getting along nloely
Mr and Mrs John R. Weherand
family of Plge, Neh., lpent new
eral days last week with his
mother, Mrs John Weber nnd Iam
lly og this elty.Mr Weber came
the goodn were completely de-
ntloyed by heat and smoke Mr
Halbert wufo rme rly connected
with lhe Blair Drug Co ol thle
clty
|Rev L . J Moran mcompnnled
by E M Fletcher,Mrs Wntson
\TY¥°f* and M n Ernest Tornhlad
motored to Omnlu Monday morn
d o w n ~ ° ° " . * i 3 " ' f f 3 ' 5 @ ° : ° ~ : . ; . . a : ' ; . § : , * e . ; :
PUW 'w on n whllallln.n acco uniod Mrs.Council Bluff; on Tuesday -yi re- Tornblnd on n vidt H... doctor.
newnncqumntmoes with hh 'bud-'she i s b d "treated for a very
when 'eerlons sinus trouhle.
MrL and Mrs.Nenm Wnndfknndg Friends in Blnlr have recelved
Mn. D. A. Compton, l¢¢°mPl¥\|°d_wond from Mr. Ind Mn. Trnney
ley nt luncheon lt the Brown home
last Fflday noon.Them wen fi!-
teen children present.All ere
sorry'to lee Frenoen leave Blnlr.
Mr.C.M.Christensen of the
Farmers Elevator, spent last Sun-
day in Omaha vladtlng with his
wlla who la at present taking
Y-roxtrnent ln l. holpltal.She ls
lmproving and hopes to get home
the ladar part of the week.
Misses Mary Anderson and Sena
Bertehen give |mlsallnneoua
shower for Mrs. Bernard Wulf on
Slturdly evening, Mareh 14. at the
Theo. Anderson homeon College
hill.There were about twentyl
pme nt.lw mn mmu me e x - v - E
ed Mn. Wulf reoelmd lome nice
sm .Mr. and Mn, Fred Hour and
daughter, Betty of Wnlthill, spent
sa ..of A lo a de d she ll ma wa s um_ 0m,,,J f n f h e ma nd y
by Mn. Esther Ovenneyerol Boise Bah. ,nd auto Derby who drove 7,0 Saturday night and SundaY with
uma.. ...».u»...\.| --.l |,.....n.. o..
nu
m
is~
"°"° '°"'°''"""""'" "'""flIdal\o. and Mrs. John Krelner of Colorado recently tint they had achurch P""l°"kl"€| 'f"'"'l.§`°Il.`l§. Kansa City, drove to Lincoln nnniee txlp out than and left Mon~ing M": "bf r "l" a fum Sunday when ihw vmm nt the day io: Lingle, Wyoming no vim
her f';"'>a xve 'gm Mn. cur- w. w. Dixon home um while there nm Clyde Bllhr,tvrmerly
;;°;'Wm°be° ;:;u';w:"ed from elllbi on T651 Anderson who is in_Blsncho Hudlnon.The lem!
the activities of the ehurch as wm §§'?._"'°""'"°'P"*''°"'°'.°"E"{ "QE '1! ?"° f°°¥f"¥ llnemd
- - - .' v w n u u m m n n u m :Wgetacquaintedwiththeirnew
gnndson.They nlno vldted Mrs.HMP: parents, Mr. md Mrs. A.
w. Rose.Mr. Hour and dmghtnx
retumed to Wnlthlll Sunday eveningwhile Mn. Hou remained
1 l u
th
Blah. Nebruh, Much 26. 1931
T H E K E N N A R D WS
very dered a. beuutild nlectlon,"'l'he Mr, and Mrs. Pete; Nielmnwere when thek
|l in Lfzrd ls My Sheprd".Aftir t.ha|s;mrdqy °"='='"§w guelts at 51-° t4 an end.
,ceremony n reoep on wu ddatjohn Dxckmeyer me and Sun ay 33,000 sxMmm wh.hnme nf the In-idc's nan\n¢_n'¢¢nr»nnn masts at tha Axel Han-_....L_
:ig sale and c ontest c omo sto re an d see fo r y o u r se lf o N i b im..Fashion .Cc nben.1 0 - i t bar ga in s pu t o ut e ac h da *W m re o Ver de ] r oa d to be
Y-~evwery-pro ve d thi s y ea r.buc k remanns to be closed th i ng ln th e sto re mu s t b e old b p i __u -.n
next 8 day s-»-our loss is Avr i l A th .Paul:Inn I".....a...s . , . I _atls mo u th Chuck 5 Ca fer o n
baktball !,eam.NbAaka Schol recdved word dmtsheiK E N N A R D N E W S lm: SK..n.»f_w ehnnma n¢Dn|uick at Sv..Elizabeth hangs
l
The operetta "The Torendors",presented by' the Kennard high
lchool last Thursday dghf., provedto bc n fine success.The youngsewn were greeted by a full houve
Considerable credit should lo QA
banquet and dande at the aahw
Friday night,Among those sv
att/ended were: Walter and Bert
Jlbnel Bhd Fnnk Llienriehaen. F
lowing the dune#Frank .ln.l'mwho is captain and center of I
M ]Linc oln.`
.l i n :Yjnmrl Runnurn mu l phi i n n
" °" ' " v f . T " ' E l i ; " ' ' ; f ' i . § ' . ; """ E `n ¥ . ; = a . ; i f a f ' " : ; ~ : . , . " " ' ; . ""'"--==- me1Pulls Aid will meet Thurl-your F i lh=L nd| l1 'l.Rly Hl|te ni n Freman£§| erndtoabont|i ¢hty| u|| |t| .'1'1 |¢st.
In ml 'a¢. f e v m - . a p f u z - e f u e c a r l m m .a z- : i m ° . s .#°'*:'.. ,. :" :, "a . "" u mm " °° '..:...,a 'm ' - .= : m r m I no
'e n m m n I o Ru m n a n me.he ,Mr. a nd a n - » . N q u s » ¢ m ¢ = p g a , ~'r u g u u gu " rf a _ ~ n g m Y O R K
__ _,__....,..._... wuwr.ul-u South Sixth street, renovnwd andl .F hion '¢d_op ear y "an NEBRASKA WEEKLY redccora
Greenwood-Telephone company,,}1NnLs'rmAL nlzvmw will rebuild mpin tmnk line thru. C R E E K m w b _
Miss Madge Gaines, music super-visor, for the fine work :ho hasdone.The following students took
the part of the principal charactenAlfred Wetm, Cleo French, HelenLeonard,Leonard Miller.Hal-vay
Knudnen, Melvin I§9»enpn.u1:h,-
»~1-'i1?6hilH;""Nm-m*¢i
Maxine Pritchard, Margaret Ihench
Inez Dempsey and Bernice Miller.
Mrs. Elmer Wright was ho.st/casat a St. Patrick's luncheon at her
home Tuesday afternoon.The
tables were very prettily doeorat-ed with green candles, ahamrocks
mul place cards to correspond. The
following ladies onioyed tho after-
noon:Mesdames E.O.Fairchlld,
Elizabeth Berry,w.E.Wright,
George Nelson,W.E.Kimrdon,l . I l n o .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .t . . . - I 1 " " | g . - N
Deaf team, came homo to spend
the weekend.He returned to
school Sunday evening after being
royally emertained at the. Pete
Peterson and Leonard Mangold
my wBe nn i ng tmi ;~ - ' '
KENNARD RURALJorrnvcs
Hy Misleldt and daughter, Helenvisitednt the Charles Misfeldf.
homg Thursday.
Mr.and Mrs.lauis Geqehum,
Leonard and Darlene visitedxt theFrank Gssser home Wed sdayevening.3
Mr. and Mrs.th Whitcd vis~
ited nt the Frnnk Gasser home on
Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Brown,Mr.
:md Mrs._Wm. Kahlnsh of Omaha.d ve to Blair Sunday evening m.JE. ut the home of Mr. and Mrs.l
Svendgnrd.
r. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown andchildren drove to Omaha Tuesday
to attend the basketball game and
vidt at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
I
Mrs.S. R. Batson and Averycalled at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Jungbluth Monday.
Mrs. Julian Qlungbluth and mo-her,Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. F.Kastrup drove to Omaha Saturdayaftemoon to attend a party at the'home oi' Mrs. Harry Johnson given'
in honor of Mrs.Williarns"binh
anniversary.
u -_-J "__¢..»=__v._U...L
Strleklett.
corswd with smilax, bouqneta of
roses s.nd eamations, and a hugo
wedding cake centered each one.In tha evening lalidtationa werereceivedfrom a host of friends
and relatives of the young couple
Luther Larson's band of Fremont,
ahcertdned the char-ivan crowd
and wedding guests with popularsongs and vocal selections.At s»late hour the guests departed for
their homes leaving many beauti-
ful and useful gifts.Tue couple' l go to housekeeping on the
om's futher's farm seven miles
no h of Arhngwn.
Sale Positively ends Saturday
night 9 P. M., April Ath.Fashion
Center.10-lt
John Taylor, Jr.home were Mr.:md Mrs. John Taylor, Jr., How-
ard Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Pete
Nielsen.Rev.P. J. Reinertsen was nSunday dinner guest at the Ed
Hansen home.
Mr.and Mrs.Chris Benson spent
Friday evening .at the Joe Jessen
home."Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson and
Edna were Sunchy dinner guests
at the Chris Benson home.Mr.and Mrs.Joe Jessen and
ehlldren, Mr. and Mrs. Harry _Nel-
son and Edna,Miss Lennetta
Gnuse, Mr.and Mrs.Chris Ben-son and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Pet-
ersen were among 32 guests who
helped Albert Jensen,near Arl~:mann ~»lah»-me hx.\.r»\..a...,_
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thone and
children were dinner guests Sun-day at the Arnie Molufl' home inOmaha.
Mrs.Clemens Williamsen spentTuesdaywithhermother,Mrs.John Taylor, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Morris Christinn~
sen and children visited st the
Wm. Behrendt homo Sunday after-
noon.Mr. and Mrs. Clark Browning
and son,Francis of Blair,were
supper guests at the Howard Wil-lismsen home Wednesday eve
ning.
Gus Reeh is visiting at thehome of his son, John and family.
Qllbert Williarnsen was an over
Y Qrchard-H.S. Beal erecting a
filling station.
Qenter-Verdigre State Highway
being grsveled.
'Lincoln Highway from Clarks
_lo Central City to be paved this
lS\ll\'|!!lE|_
Hay Springs--Comrnunity build-
ing conddered for this place.
Wisner-Earl nnd Erwin Breit»
'kreutz purchased 129-acre farm
from O. R. Ringer for considera-
tion of $230 per acre.
.Tekamnh-Novel gilt shop open-
ed in Latto. Pantorium.
Deshler - George Englehrecht
purchased furniture and mortuaryi
business here.
town.\
West Poin P'red Klotls sequin
ed Wndter's Sweet Shop.
Stringtown-Wuber main may
be laid in north part ot village.
Creighton-Baker ice ms ina
refngeration unit installed i City
Meat Market.
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BETT Y BARcLAY's
H EL PF U L lllN'I`S
zrnT'av~Ts_'*r\n u n s d u r g c u s l c l l ,I l l l I u u l l n n l l n ,
George Hedeiund,Ii a r r y lilaeo.
Hor ner W a rd ,S a m Ha ll,E .P.
Booher,Charles Berry ,J oe Ko n-
valin,I d a W r i gh t,Fr a n k B y er s ,
Mis ses Op al Jeppesen,Ma r y Ma r -
gar et I r Fa e De ma e ke r andMadgff1.Se ve ra l men wer e
invited :H |'firmer in the e ven in g.
Mr .;='\:i " f m I' r an k By ers vn-
tertaine d a t fi ve tables o f p inoc hle
a t th e i r h o mo Fri da y eve ni ng fe *
the foliowin;;:Messrs.and Me m
fla mes Ha rry Bi nc o , W . E . W rig ht,
Charles Ber ry ,George Hedelund.
Th u r s d a y e \ e r £ i n § i """
M m Hun.;Jenden and c hildren
an d Ray mo n d K u h r vi s i te d a t th e
par ental, Ge org e Kuh n h ome W e d-
nesday evening.:
Mr . a nd Mr s. B a be Ry an vi si te d
i n th e W i ll Ry a n lh o me Thu rsd ay
evening.A r i J eff ers ofEC oun c il Bluf fs ,
visited a t th e Fr an k Ga ss e r h ome
1'Iuesday.Mr s. F r an k Gas ie r, Aman d a an d
Tr ac y and Ma ri e i 'stensen a t-
end ed a sho y ver n onor _of Mr s .
una unu HITS.J u u u n . lu n g u lu mdro ve to F r e mo n t Saturd ay ni g h t
to a tte nd a 6: 30 d inn er a t the Odri
Fellows ha! ! a nd also atten de d the
basketball game.
iI.e Roy Brown is si c k with tens il-
it s.
Mr . a n d Mr s. Fr a nc i s J i mg b lu th
an d da ug hter o f Omah a, s pe nt the
we e k - e nd a t th e h o me o f Mr . a n d
Mr s.I-'red J ungbluth.
Mr . a nd Mr s . Her man J u n gb i uth
an d B e rn a r d d ro ve to Oma ha Sa t-
urd ay to spend the day wi th
Sy lvia.
Out, and away Prices all over
the store-it must be emptied by
Saturday night, April 4th-thnt is
when the big sale and contest come
to an end.Fashion Center.10-n
Rushed -~ Crowded -~ Ppeked -
Jammed with people helping them-
selves to our losses-only 8 more
days and $8,000 stock remains to
be closed out completely-get in
our crowds now.Fashion Center.
ington celebrate his birthday on
Sunday afternoon.
The Young People's Pinochle
Club met Friday evening at thcJohn Dickmeycr home. High scoreswen- won by Miss Helen Ncwklrk
and Harry Andersen and low by
Albert Bensqn.
hrec children were Sunday after-
oon g uest s at the H . C .Hansen
ome.Iv an Larsen and'GusLav¢Rol-
and were Su ndny`guests of Ma l-
e m : md A lto n L a r s e n ..
'~< GOQQYE 5;M19
"wiii buy <>~1|>'14r¢ff#
leading make of Tire"
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road-shock, when ordinary cords fariqun o
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Q-km oinhf-ofivpina blocks are plead In rho .0 nnhr ul tho trsué, when they belong. Pun ~»r
4 Uha palm oi your hand upon lhix trsod and feel ¢ \P,l oxfrealesfic Supmwin rofdx match and' \how the bled; grip and dnch Ibn huh This lllw-: .~rpwur, like Nbbar bands. Axkv lo :ho
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ORUM BRYEFS
The Ladies Aid of the Danish
.vangellcd Lutheran 'church of
|um will meet at the home of
ris Benson next Wedn sday aft-moon, April 1. _Prof. N. W. Gaines gave an in-
~resting mlk Thursday evening at
he Bisbee community meeting
eld at the school house.A :ho n
rogramwss also given by anom-
r of home folks.After the pro
ram lunch was served.
Thursday evening the officers of
t.Pauls: church held a budnesseetingat the N. J.Andersen
orne.Friday afternoon, the followingadies spent the afternoon atthe
arl Rasmussen home tying two
uilts for the St. Pauls Aid bazaar:
iesdamea Martin Larsen,L.E.
~rsen, Ed Hansen, Lars Rnllnndd H. C. Larsen.Mr. and Mrs.L. E. Larsen and
hildren were Thursdnv evening'sitors at the Hans Wulf homeTuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Larsen and children and Mr.
~nd Mrs. Martin Larsen and son
elping Mr. and Mrs. Lars Rollnndelebrate their 17th wedding anni-
ersary.
oem Bierman.
Miss Madeline Katt entertained
her schoolmates Sunday afternoon
in honor of her birthday.Altertheparty a dainty luncheon was
enjoyed by the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Peterson and
family were Saturday evening
supper guests at the Jim Larsenhome in Blair.
Miss Evelyn Wulf entertained a
number of young folks at her
home Friday evening..
Marie were Thursday afternoon
guests at the Fred Dickmeyerhome.Sunday evening guests at theHenryScheer home wen, Mr. und
Mrs.Chris Peterson and family,
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"hcncver you have some nn|;ginache or pain, take some tablets oBayer Aspirin. Relief is immediate!
Thene'a smmely ever an ache orpain that Bayer Aspirin won't relieve-and never a time when you can'ttake it.
The mblem with the Bayer cronare always sale. They don`t deprmthe heart, or otherwise harm you.
Use them just an often as they canppare you any pain or discomfort.unt be sure to buy the genuine.'ne the package.Beware ollmimtions.
Aspirin in the trade-mark of Bayermanufacture of monoaeetimcidelmrof nlicylimdd._
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AFE
and 5%to 'I 'EL 9 and $1.59-
sizes 8%bo 11 and 11% to Z -
$i.98; Women'a and Misses reduc-
ed Io $2.65, $3.65 and $4.88.Erma
Jettick, $4.45.Fashion Center.l t
Rushed - Crowded - Packed -
Jammed with people helping them-
selves to our losses-only 8 more
days and $8,000 stock remains to
be closed o_ut completely-get in
our crowds now.Fashion Center.
Out and away Prices all over
the store-it must be emptied by
Saturday night, April 4th-that is
n i g h t gue st a t th e Clemens W i l-
liamson ho me Satur day .
Mr .a n d Mr s .J o h n Ro g e r t a n d
c hildren we re di nn er g ue sts Sun-
da y di n ne r g ue sts a t the F r ed R0
g o r t h o me i n He r ma n .
Mi s s Lo la Be hr e nd t i s a t h o me
a f te r s p e n d i n g th o wi n te r wo r k i n g
in F r emo n t.
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business here.
Contr ac ts le t f o r sur fac ing <-I
Hi g h wa y No . 1 o r Re d B a ll Hi g h »
wa y f r o m Muzjrny we s t to E l m
wood.
Mc Cook--{11estc r Car ter Upencd
tire u m butte ry shop i n re ar vf
Car te r Mac hi ne Shop.
W n un eta -- Imp er ia l C u mmu n i t;
Shoe:"hildren's,sizes 2 to 5
and 5%to a_;1.29 and $1.59-~
-»..=barber shop .md bnuuty parlor in
newly remodlflerl quarters known
sizes 8%to l l and 11%to 2 -as Wnlter's Sweet Shop.
$1.98; Women's and Misses reduc~f
ed no $2.65. $3.65 and $4.88.EHH3
Jettick. $4.45.Fashion Center.11.
50,000 ExQra Votes F.;.;with
every Silk Dress or Spring Coat
you buy at the Fashion ¢enwr--
the person with the most votes
wins thé $200 Bedroom Suite on
display at J. E. Campbell's store.
Extra votes free on a lot nl'
items you heed-shop around the
Humboldt-Building & Loan As-
sociation reorganized.
Stua n-L a rge irrigation well
completed on llntcnhorsf farm
southwest of here.
Fremon work to stan soon on
$42,000 Veazie home building on
Masonic-Eastern Star home ground
north of this plnce.
Arnold-New hospital building
completed.. ... ..=eornltlrch Grnted rlud 1
I uhlespoons flour lemon
sm dry lngrodlenls.Add water
sud cook ln double holler unlllthick(15 minutes.)Add slightly
ha ul o u Ulli l ha d no o k a nm
ua \l l s 'Uf » n n u a h mm y u m
and grated rind. (Xml u n h h
hsked ple shell.Cover wllh mo-
rlnzua made by heating egg while:until irolhy-adding 4 tablespoons
gugnrand *A louwon hnklng pow-der and oomlmls boating untll md.Pnl, into moderate oven (325 do-
grsen) lor 15 minutes lu brown.
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'spent Sunday evening at the Earl
Petersen home, west of Herman.
|Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blehrendt and
}Lo!a were visitors in Fremont on
}Ss1turdsw Mine r>m.»1 ml..Charles Gottsch,Elmer Wright.
Homer Ward,E.O.Fairchild,Harry Helmsing,Misses Helen
Berry, lllary Cook,Mrs.ChelseaWhitfond and Mrs. Cook.Prizes
were awarded Mrs. E. o. Fairchildand Charles Berry for hl§h scores,and w Dr. and Mrs. W.. Wrightfor consolalions.At a late hour adelicious lunch was served After
y/hich the guesgs deperwd for their
ftbmcs expressing ihelr npprecl-
mueller aunpay af ternoonuttheMrs.Aug.Schumacherhome.\Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Cunningham
nnd family and lMr.ad Mrs.
Oscar Lundt vlslldi Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Cunningham Sunday.
Henry and levi Stork visitedSunday nt the Frank Gasser home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pele Knudsen and
Mrs. Ahna Carlson visited ln Ben-
Ilillghln Sunday at the Art Dealerihome.~
B E L L C R I
The Young \
Society met at
Adolph Holtmafternoon.MrandMrs.Ray:
leaders.Miss
a visitor.
Miss So hieWnfa......... P_..»..
_ . .- . - . . - - ,- - - - U ¢ \ . | » s | |v v u u L D I J I I I 'p l o y e d t h e r e ,r e t u r n e d h o m e w i t h
t h e m t o s p e n d S u n d a y .
M r .a n d M r s .J o h n R e e h a n d
Mr .an d Mr s .W m .Co mpto n en~
terta ined a t a c ard p a r ty Fr id ay
even in g a t th e Co mpto n home.
Mr . an d Mrs . Fa y J on es a n d Sh ir -
ley W illi ams on we re a mo n g th o s o
atte ndi ng.
Me r r i ll J ohnson.wh o has been I
A|¢|\.|Bl.|.liJlV""l\||l|\. w uusn. .mu | ' \I' ""r '\1| 'I 'I Ion 378 mi les of pi pe lin e f or Nor th T o d a y B e l l y S a y s :
B e t I G C . t o 51.G,0000{}0.Linlerlill gz rvg ni nec owi a i n s wy HUND RE D S o r wo me n I n ms lt u lg r
...t k emon§'ZL'l§,f;1d mm: to wn s I n vestvrrz , § ; ; f , _ ° g ° g o ; ° g ; ; g ° § _ o t h e r s
|t.hey ha ve tasted.Probably mn r o
0111f1l>=1-N0\""'T»vi¥<|ir1sr ma y b'1"requesf.a for recipes for this aol:-
erec tod to house Federal offic es.d o n s dessert are mailed to dieti-
Pla tts rno uth --C ozy bar ber shop tilnl an d food experts . than for aI»
o f A r n o ld Lillie in Leonard b\1i1d»moa t an y oth er d is h.He r e i s o n e
EEK VALLEY
Vnmen'x Missionary'
the home of Mrs.
nan last Thursdays. George Niebaumnond Johnson wereIr e ne Ho l tmn n ~
Water-mun and Ed '
;
Ffh QM Qwetllsh In§mln|]!fi§>|flf1;i ina: qn Main street between Follrth mine tint I feel lun will plane
{n Oqzapa for_sev_eral weeks, re~» and Fifth, repapercd and repaint-E Lemon Pla Supremeanon lor a very L-nioyanle evening.Geor Klutz was bmught homefrom3Methodisthospitalin
Omaha last Wednesday evening.
On Inst Tuesday evening the
Ben Goltsrh home was the scene
of"much merriment when Miss
Roma Gnttsch entcrbulncd at u
surprise farewell pany in honor a
fdend, Henry (Bud)Pausch, who,
will leave shox-ily to make his
home on the west. const.The eve-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gasser andAmandavisitedat the M. H.
Mueller homo Sunday ovenlng.
Mr. and Mra.)llEke Anderson of
Kennard" and Mr: and Mrs.An~
drew Anderson of Lyons, visited
at the Jens Christensen home on
Sunday.I
Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth George
and Billy and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Kuhr visited at .Le Babe Ryan
lxnnie Sunday.1
rmurneu nornc wednes-dpy evening from a visit with teln-
uves and friends at FontanThe Garden and Study Clubmetat the home of Mrs. Wm. Wilken-
'"g last Wednesday afbernoun._Ir.and Mrs. Adolph Hnltmnn,
Anita and Richard were Thursday
evening visitors at Wm. Holtman'sMr. and Mrs. Howard Ruwe and
Mr.and Mrs. August Kerkhoff
and sons attendwn pinochle pany
at the home of Mr. MA M.. D...._
lI Lumen home Sundays His manyfriqndsare glad to have him hack cd.1 c up sugar 1,5 teaspoon salt
Columbus--The $75,000 Lu th er a n 1% c u ps b oi lin g 2 eggs
|r|1n\wh l\nill6n...l...I:,....|...l _-4-...u -..- |..........ag ai n
ning was spent at cards and music __ ---"nu ¢u\|:l» ;\u}'Mr. a nd Mr s. Ea ;l Fi tc h and s on mon d J oh ns on Fmi a y e ve n i n g .
visited a t the P te Rasmussen Mr . an d Mr s. E mi l Ko c h , Do na ld
home Sun day .and Dolores J une,Mr s .He n r y
Mr . a n d Mr s .n k Naeve vis»Le h ma n an d dau ghter,Ru b y o f
ifpr l ni fha nn...ru...\r....- \ _ _H
At a late hour Miss Gottsch served
a da in ty two course luncheon.
Amon g tho se p r es en t wer e L ou is e
Lab s, Ber tha J a hne l, Mab le Knlep,
Ro ma Gotts c h , Me lvin Ba y , Hen ry
Paush , Alfred Kru se, Elme r Kr use,
Fr an k Ilen ri c h se n, L eV eme Plam-
beck,li m e s t an d A lvi n Rohwc r.
Ra y mo nd Si er t, Mr. a n d Mrs .Ben
Gou sc h,J r .an d small dau ghter.
Janic e.
A far ewe ll pa rty wa s h eld a t
thc lll. E . c hu rc h b ase me nt Fr ida y i
after noon hono ring Mr s .Ma r y
Jac obsen,wh o fo r several y ears
ha s li ved o n a f n r m e a s t o f to wn
b u t is n o w making:her ho me i n
Blai r,Several ladies we re pres-
en t to enjoy th e after noon qu ilt-
in g nml vis i ti ng .
Mr ,an d Mr s .Be r t Ha ns en en-
ter ta ine d the f ollowing a t p in oc h loSaturd ay even ing:Messrs.and
Illesdumes E lme r W d g h t,H a r r y
Bloc h, llnns J orgensen, W . B. Ros-'
enbnum, Che ster llosvn lnrum. Fred
Andrr-nson, Elmer Andreasen, Geo.
Hedelun d, Chas . Berr y , Robe rt An-
dreumn, A like Nelson, Mis ses Ruth
Ire ne Ahrlrensen,Opal. Jeppesen.
H a r r y B la c o a n d Mr s . G e o . li me
lu nd held hig h sc or es whi le Mr s .
Elmer W r i g ht an d Ro b er t An d re a -
sen h eld ln w.Priz es were awa rd-
ed ac c ordingly .
A lar ge c ro wd vttemled th e St.
Pntr lc k' s da nc e a t th e Ke n na r d
pa vi lio n lus t Tue sd a y ni g ht.J i m
Hovor ka an d hi s Boh emia n orc lms-
tr a furnished th e music .Th e y
wi ll p la y h e re a ga i n A p r il 4 wh e n
th e Baseball Clu b will sp ons or the
danc e.
Mrs . Cathe dhe J app e nte rtain ed
a la r ge g ro u p o f r e tives an d
fri en ds lo s t Wednesd even ing,
th at d ay be in g he r s on , Ed ' | bi rth
anniversary .
Mrs. Ch ris .lahn el e nte rta ine d a
gr ou p of f r ie n d s a n d r ela ti ve s a t
pinoc hle las t W e dn es da y even in g,
i n honor o f he r hushand's bi rth
ar mi ver s u y .
A n u mb e r f r o m here atten ded
th e shower an d rec eption o n Mr .
an d Mr s .He r ma n Kru se a t B e n -
ni n gto n F ri d ay ni g ht.
Mr .and Mr s .Cly d e Ro senb aum
mo ve d o n to a fa r m n ea r Ca lho u n
la st F ri da y .Mrs . Harlan d F ren c h
spent th e week-end wi th them,
he lp in the m g et settle d.Me s ga mes C . B . Han s e n a nd H
J .Madsen and r-hilfh-.-n .».r ms c .
r.-. »»uv u n .uumm.u c v .m a u v e II U IU BS u n d n v I
W
Mr.and Mrs.\matured to Frcmo
ernoon.Mrs. Hans Moellthe c. v. Shurnake~
last week.
Mr.and Mrs.Mr.and Mrs.Eand Mrs. Ida KernSunday with Mrs.
ter.Mr. and Mrs. Lavisited Sunday aft
ning witln hlr.
Knudsen.w
Miss Dagmnr
Louis drove to""O
evomngMrs. Otto Liesch
at the G. F. Paul~ing Grandma Rosa
her 80th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs.'~
sen and family visChristensen home
Mr.and Mrs.I-IeMr. and Mrs. MaSaturdayevening
Svogersen home.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.Ma
daugh nf Omah
dinner guests at thome..
Miss Dagmar Pmcnds in Fremon
Mr. and Mrs. E.business callers in
Mr. and Mrs. WMr. and Mrs. A. C
a show in Omaha 'Howard Christe
gen,Reynold U1Stenderwere
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THERE IS NoSUBSTITUTE for G ~ 0 ~~ ~~ T
Nic a~§i§5§i§,;'§j§1§'"§§§a5wARE
Adolph H ltm v _1~:and Mrs. Martin Larsen and sonwere guesgs atm;pm §`$?€n'I§}f§`°'helping Mr. gud Mrs. Lars Rollnnd
wvnmmovrood ..............qnetu...olS(:p|dwld:wdonr0\obes|dm\d9§qcod
n mR o s e n b a u m S e r v i c e S t a t i o n ,.;i,,';ska
y
DALE Domes.
Fnedn Marshall returned to herhqme Tuesday Bfler spending rev:
eral weeks at the home of her als-
ter, Mrs. Adolph on in Elkhorn.!
_ John Hoff of Lncoln, was visit~|
mg Tuesday at the home of Mr.-
nnd Mrs. Hermanjlungbluth..
Relatives of Mfg, S. R. Batson
groom and his best man, MartinNiaman,who were uttlred in dark
blue suits.The bridal couple took
their vow§/beneath a pretty arch.decorated with smilax ferns and
camatlons.Just before the ceru~
mlmy Mrs. O.Sehnakenherg rendered a solo "Walk Bedde Me 0My Savior".After the vows hnu
been taken the octette, of which
the hridegroom is a member, ren-
o
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|ysar Supmwin Cond Cm-;~~rio: in nocfion. Nah |\o\;/gif; dur _ _eau is superior In viidity and long /
km oinhf-ofivpina blocks are sv In rho .0 eanhr ul thc trsué, when they belong. Pun ~ »ron -s ,nl mm gun4 *|\\\ palm oi your hand upon lhix Irwd and feel §snap, lhu oxfrealesfic Supmwin rofdx match and
' \how the bled; grip and dnch Ibn huh. ~ lllw-" .~rpwur, like Nbbar bands. Axkvno show you an ow
famoun Goodyour 1 4
~All-W|aIh|rTrsadis|upe~,
lih. Under comimmd Hadng or sudden 5:I hed wha ond'aordxfaki or
I
t Sunday aft-
, Jr. visited athome one dny
len Jefferson,eat Kerstetter
~tter spent last
. A, Kerstet-
sen of Omaha,
oon and eve~nd Mrs.Ncls
cterson u n dnhaSuturdayn
spént Sunday
~n home. help-ker celebrate
~rd Christen-
ed at the Jas.undny.
ry Tietgen and
n Sunds spent
at the Allred
lm Jensen andin Marks und
were Sunday~e Chris Sunds
tersen vidted
Sunday.Kernketter were
Bennington Un
with Frederick Hetrick ~und~y
afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holtrnan were
Sunday supper guests at Adolph
Iiolt.n1an's.
SL Paul's Lutheran chur.oh was `the scene of a very pretty weddingI Mz Sunday, March 22nd at threeo'clock ~I '
versary.Mr. and Mm Lars Rolllnd andthree children were Sunday after-
noon guests at the H. .C. Hansenhome.I
Ivan Larsen and Gustave Rol-Iand were Sunday`guestB of Mal-
vern and Alton Larsen..
.Ma tze n and
Su nd s to ok i n
un-day evening.
en,Be n 'Piet-
er and \\f \~
n g o n Pain]
rnoon.
Q .
Out and away Prices all over display at J. E. Campbell's store. north of this plnce.de~and oomlmla bqatlng unt~l md.
the sto':it must be emptied by Extra votes free on a lot nf Arnold-New hospital building Put into moderate oven (325 do-
Saturday night, April /ith-that is items you heed-shop around the C0mP|Hf»¢d-l'\'°") lor 15 minutes m brown.
mon,youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Gottlieb Geisselmun, andWalter Nieman.youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs.Henry Niemmiwere
united in the holy bonds of mulli-
mony by their pastor, Rev. G. W.Wolter.The bridal party enteredthe prettily decorated churchvto (ln:
beautiful' strains of the wedding
march played by Prof. O. Schhak~
enberg.The procession was led
by Mrs.Harry Geisselmnn and
Mrs.Martin Nieman,wearing
peach and orchid satin.They werefollowed by Miss Ella Glesselman
und Miss Hilda Rothe,wearing
govjis of coral nhd green satin.They were followed b Miss AliceGiesselnmn and Miss im.. Scheer
dressed in yellow and blue satin,
each hddesmuid wearing a corsage
of sweet peas to match their
gown und each carrying a palmleaf to form an'archway for thebride and her maid of honor, her
sister, Miss Edna Giesselmnn, who
were a gown of shell pink satin
and wore a carnage ol roses, sweet
peas und fem.The bride's gown
was o l brldnl satin trimmed in
rhinestone and irldcscent bends.
Her veil was of embroidered tullewhich had the cap effect and was
trimmed with clusters of flowers
and beads to ma kh he! gown.She carried a diower bouquet of
sweetheart roses,sweet peas,
buby's breath and ferns.The bride
wasxnetattheadta -~-~ -~
P~|N
;HEADACHES <
NEURITIS
NEURALGIA, CO LDS
\\l\cne\er you have some nn|;gin
ache or pain, take some tablets oBayer Aspirin. Relief is immediate!
Thene's smmely ever an ache orpain that Bayer Aspirin won't relxee
-and never a time when you can c
take it.
The tablets with tha Bayer cron
are always sale. They don`t deprm
the heart, or otherwise harm you.
Use them just as allen u_they can
opare you any pain or discomfort.unt be sure to buy the genuine.. l . m . . . .the P°¢h¥°-Beware ol
lmlmtions.l Aspirin i| the trade-mark of Bays
manufacture of monoaeetimcidelmr
of nllcyliucld
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.» \°\¢\5e = ' l ° '3 \ ° \ ' < \ "
and Mrs. Ra y Casey wer e lunc heon
guest.:o f Mr s .Ro b e r t A n d r e u e n
o n 'I' uu dn y .
Mrs . Fr an k 'lfi mb er la in c ame upf r o m Dave y , Neb. las t W e dnes day
evening'fo r a vii st a t th e L .E .
W a rd h ome.Mr. Timbe rlai n c a me
u p Saturd ay re tu rn in g to Davey
Sun da y even in g, bu t Mr s. Timbe r-
lain rema ined for a. longe r vi sit.
Th e Co lby Co r ne r C lub he ld a n
a ll da y se ss io n a t J . F .Mc.Cann's
la st F ri da y . Mrs . Ruth Ro se nb au m
wa s a g u es t o f the Ci u b th a t d ay .
Mr .an d Mr s .Alf r e d Svogerson
a n d Chris tine Visited a t Ar th u r
J ens en's Tue sday nig ht.
Mr .and Mr s .Charles Berry
we r e i n Oma h a o n business Mo n
da y .L. E. Peterson c lerked at the
stor e d ur i ng th ei r pb se n c e .
Mi sa E m m a Stoltehberrz came
out mam Omaha on Friday withHelenBerry to .spend the week-end at the E. Berry home.Mrs. L. E. Ward and Mn. GlennRosenbaum have been on the sicklistthen u t weak.Mn.Pmnk_ . . .A _- _ - - -__- _ , _ . . -T i m b e r l a i n o f D a v e y ,N a b . ,i s c a r -
i n g f o r t h e m .
l n .I ) .I I .F a i r d r o v e o u t f r o m
Omaha . las t W e dnesd ay to spe nd a
f m hours wi t h he r moth e r ,Mr s .
E .Bluc ier.
H r .a n d Hn . He n r y J e n s e n md
E I were Blai r vii i bo ra Sn tmd ny .
The Bitte champion Nth ldmol
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allen wen Hr. and Mn. Henry
Wdbern and daughter,Margxretand Mr. and. Mrs. Pete Truhlsm.Hr. and Mn. Dwight Patricks!
Spike:and Mr.ind Mrs.Al fn d
gag" of Blair, ware dinner "
- m a m
C- Ba. R.,.!'l. &..0mlls
,Northbound
No. 4 6:55 A. M. duly
m d H r s . M a c C i m n l l . .
Mr .a n d ' M r s .J ames La r se n o f
Bla ir ,spent.Th u r sd a y wi t h M n .
S o p h i e L lr le n .
Mr . a n d Mr s .Er e mll C lu iltilllld l
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mfuturd proclxmta, the pro z rom
which stlya in the mmufacturing
auummrf.Then loo, Nebrukana
mustsendbuke nnfo r thasspro-
ducts on which they man pay tha
. ....~..~loa-
wdbing for naw is the dgnxl.AJ-
ready the great mu: o f pe o ple
are confident that farm knda die:
an inviting field for investment
covering A long period.This is |
F`fid»y afternoon md evening.The impmvexqentn which Lhl
Wuhlngton g g g fv I-'sir Ground
Aa|'n.hxvu making in the
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allen wen Hr. and Mn. Henry
Wdbern and daughter,Margxretand Mr. and. Mrs. Pete Truhlsm.Hr. and Mn. Dwight Patricks!
Spike:and Mr.ind Mrs.Al fn d
gag" of Blair, ware dinner "
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C- Ba. R.,.!'l. &..0mlls
,Northbound
No. 4 6:55 A. M. duly
m d H r s . M a c C i m n l l . .
Mr .a n d ' M r s .J ames La r se n o f
Bla ir ,spent.Th u r sd a y wi t h M n .
S o p h i e L lr le n .
Mr . a n d Mr s .Er e mll C lu iltilllld l
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mhcrurd pr¢¢Lu¢q, un pro r from
which stlya in the mmufacturing
auummrf.Then loo, Nebrukana
mustsendbuke nnfo r thasspro-
ducts on which they man pay tha
. ....~..~loa-
wdbing for naw is the dgnxl.AJ-
ready the great mu: o f pe o ple
are confident that farm knda die:
an inviting field for investment
covering A long period.This is |
F`fid»y afternoon md evening.The impmvexqentn which Lhl
Wuhlngton g g g fv I-'sir Ground
Aa|'n.hxvu making in theI
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allen wen Hr. and Mn. Henry
Wdbern and daughter,Margxretand Mr. and. Mrs. Pete Truhlsm.Hr. and Mn. Dwight Patricks!
Spike:and Mr.ind Mrs.Al fn d
gag" of Blair, ware dinner "
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C- Ba. R.,.!'l. &..0mlls
,Northbound
No. 4 6:55 A. M. duly
m d H r s . M a c C i m n l l . .
Mr .a n d ' M r s .J ames La r se n o f
Bla ir ,spent.Th u r sd a y wi t h M n .
S o p h i e L lr le n .
Mr . a n d Mr s .Er e mll C lu iltilllld l
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mfuturd proclxmta, the pro z rom
which stlya in the mmufacturing
auummrf.Then loo, Nebrukana
mustsendbuke nnfo r thasspro-
ducts on which they man pay tha
. ....~..~loa-
wdbing for naw is the dgnxl.AJ-
ready the great mu: o f pe o ple
are confident that farm knda die:
an inviting field for investment
covering A long period.This is |
F`fid»y afternoon md evening.The impmvexqentn which Lhl
Wuhlngton g g g fv I-'sir Ground
Aa|'n.hxvu making in the
h
wdbing for naw is the dgnxl.AJ-
ready the great mu: o f pe o ple
are confident that farm knda die:
an inviting field for investment
covering A long period.This is |
natural aztitude;even under the
pre unt level o l farm products
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~~~¢ s § § ; . .
u mmm u mmm, me p r o m mm
which stlya in the mmufacturing
auummrf.Then loo, Nebrukana
mustsendbuke nnfo r thasspro-
ducts on which they man pay tha
hansporution in addition to loa-
i n ~ t h e ~ t ..._b~
u mmm u mmm, me p r o m mm
which stsys ln the msnufuturlng
sufsmsurf.Then loo, Nebrsakana
musts endbukennfor thaso pro-
ducts on which they must psy the
h-snsportstion ln addition to los-
i n s » » § n + ~
Wool is a casa in polnk.Neb-
rui xn's p .L large percentage
of ¢he to wool usp.This wool
is shipped east, when lt ls pro-cessed and eventually ls mods up
into clothing which is shipped
east, when lt is proassed md
eventually is made up into doth-
ing which is dipped husk zo Ndl-
raska.Some ons else mska the
prodlt m d Nebraska pays the
(might.I t is recognised that Mother
Nature h u blessed Nebrsslrt
above the average and we have
everything i n the world with
which U0 work All we need is the
will on do.In addition Nebraska
must compete with the other
states, many of which have launch-
ed elaborate programs of advertis-
ing to secure new industries, new
citizens and tourists.
It is T-he purpose of the Nebras-
ka. Progress Assodation ic oper-
ate 1 non-profit organization de-
voted entirely to the exploitation
of the opportunities in Nebraska.
The Association shall seek lndus-
trlex suitable for the various sec-
tions ol Nebraska.It shall also
seek to develop markets for Neb-
raska. products and secure s well
balanced development of the slam
as a whole.This Association will
a n d -
Mr .
a r m ,Sophie
Mr .
c alled
day .
Mr .
au d i .
wi th U
Mr .
Bla ir,
evenin~
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Comm I
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p r e u nbei ng
Bla ir.
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Mr .
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Ma nd a
Mr .
Do ro
for epa
wdbing for naw is the dgnxl.AJ-
ready the great mu: o f pe o ple
are confident that farm knda die:
an inviting field for investment
covering A long period.This is |
natural aztitude;even under the
pre unt level o l farm products
vduas s. 80111 rate ol interest can
is added so this the rusonxble mr-
pectndon that ln enlnnament oi
lu-rn values will be more or less
continuous for a oomddenlale per#
iod of time.
A good many things have hap-
pened ln the allies that hnvs
caused people tn think soberly md
those who have had 1 knowledge of
nxnl investment and activities ln-
cline to look in that direction an a
surer place to make a living, to
build s competence md insure its.permanency.We cannot _§g~~=-=
the fact that through all the
dep on in ng-ricudture the man
who owned his farm that was
reasonably well stocked, who was
out ol debt or nnrly so, had fewer
fmandad worries than almost any
man in any other line of business.
Agriculture endures adversity to sn
extent that other industries ml w
do,It recovers in surprisingly
short periods from times of de-
presslon.There are indications ol
an awakening in spite of all the
adverse conditions discussed in
current publications and it ls very
clear that a trend exists now to-
wud Sgrlwtursl properties as a
sale invenrnent.
~Mr. UBL Mm Pole Truhlsua.Kr. md Mrs Dwight PatrlekofikerandMr. ind Mn. Alfred
; »ol Blnlr, were dinnerguests
..»y nt the Hayes Ro_:;.L r
Hr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hansen,
C. Axelgaard and l.eRoy .
... were Sunday vdxiton nt the
.Plulnen home, north of Binh
-.and Mrs. J. H. Nearhood~Sunday nltarnoon callers |.zhome of llr. and Mrs. Pe~
e- .Thompson spent Sundaymoon with his amdn, Be --
the Ju. Thompson home.
~. Ind Mrs. John Ammon and
»~ Emyde ulled Sunday evening
the Fred Long home ln Blair.
»»ra. Elmer Tmhlnen and svn,
...and Mr.md Mrs.Pete
spent Sunday evening a tHayes Rosenlulm home.~r.and Mn. Henry Wulbem
Saturday evening at the Cnr!
vrnrd homn.
from this vicinity at-ded funeral services for Michael
Ily lt Florence Friday morninK»
. rn Chauncey Wright andlittle
ughber are at the parent-nl..McDonald home for | few
YI. mince leaving the hospital -f
B.y,Mr.and Mrs. Leslie Thompson
.daughter spent Sunday nits#
~n at the parental,Frankompsonhome.
Wlll Thompson and non, Edwnzd.
~mpanled by John Aronlon and
Aro ns on dr ove o ve r e o
ss ou r i Va lle y S un da y a fte rn oo n
d w l e d a t th e A .A .Aro ns on
m e .
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barry spentnday at the James Thompson.
me.James Thompson drove to Teka-
:M nday morning with hisuglui, Mix: Eileen, who benches
ere.Mrs. [ester Ducker is teachingrMrs. Loftln Stewart at the
cCnrthy school.We an sorry
r M n .Stewart as she had w
tum m Lincoln for medioalcareaccount of fallllng health.Mr.and Mrs, Hans Andersentertalned a number oi relative~
their home lust Sunday:
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c. Sa. n.,.s|. noma-
Northbound
No. 4 6:55 A. M. dlily
No. 2 2:00 P. mL duly (exwvf
Sundny)
Suulhbaund
No. 1\11:49 A. M. dllly
No. 8*7:40 P. M. daily (exept
Sun ;y)
C h i n n &:r1l:lw¢ahr\
W u !un
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No. 122 6:80 P. M.ly
B u s y B u n n
The daily average of notes madea t the bureau of engraver and
printing is 3,860,000 pieces.the
money value o r whi c h In $l3,3E0.»
mo.
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Ordinary pai ns-head-
ache and neuralgia, muscu-lar pains, functional pa ins,
the headache and congested
fe eli ng o f 81 cold i n the
he a dwho w quic kly they
di sa ppe arwhe n yo u take a
tablet or tum of
'n n . n n . . £ : s '
a a »I a » . ~
Dr.Miles' Asgair-Mint in thenew, stable, mint-flavored tablet
that is making people all over
the country "Smile nt. the Ache"
15c and 25c at your dmg stora
*a o g g _EL¥EI *$~|iam~ .;wa r51o§);;'SE'é;bl~c¥€
h
wdbing for naw is the dgnxl.AJ-
ready the great mu: o f pe o ple
are confident that farm knda die:
an inviting field for investment
covering A long period.This is |
natural aztitude;even under the
pre unt level o l farm products
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~~~¢ s § § ; . .
u mmm u mmm, me p r o m mm
which stlya in the mmufacturing
auummrf.Then loo, Nebrukana
mustsendbuke nnfo r thasspro-
ducts on which they man pay tha
hansporution in addition to loa-
i n ~ t h e ~ t ..._b~
h
wdbing for naw is the dgnxl.AJ-
ready the great mu: o f pe o ple
are confident that farm knda die:
an inviting field for investment
covering A long period.This is |
natural aztitude;even under the
pre unt level o l farm products
~ if"I §~
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u mmm u mmm, me p r o m mm
which stlya in the mmufacturing
auummrf.Then loo, Nebrukana
mustsendbuke nnfo r thasspro-
ducts on which they man pay tha
hansporution in addition to loa-
i n ~ t h e ~ t ..._b~md Mrs. Hermm Ndsbn
ns spent Snndsy dmmoonr. and Mn. Allred Skov.md Mrs. James Larsen ofpen! Sundly saemoonnnd
mth Mr. l11 d Mn. Indo
n .
.m em os N o u s
igs school and ~
any mm me sowmg °;g~' s een.A 80-!oot oxwmdon the le!
Edd M the ball diamond wasmade
by i i lli nglnths ls ke ba nks whlc h-ww the fi e ld.A 6-inch |ly¢l'~
u l b l s c k s o i l w u a l s o p h c d o n
¢-ha diamond md dl low spots in
Y-he outfield; filled in.The worstchpledons in the parking groundswere filled md many places were
leveled.The dunngs whic h wu
done as me agricultural lull by
the mogm new sio nn was also
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DIFFERENT modgram oveh (870 F.)from 80
no 40 minutes;Yield: 10 aenrinzl.
Vary your muffins occasionally _
Every one will appreciate novel~ How 'ro AvlomHu, particularly when they are as 1 "SPRING FEVER"
delicious as the lollowing:
Date Muffins
Two cups special cake flour,
sifted; 4 teaspoons baldng powder,
yi teaspoon salt,4 tablespoons
sugar,%cup milk,1 egg,well
beaten;4 tablespoons butter or
other shortening, melted; 1 cup od
dates, seeded and sliced.sin. flour
once, measure, add baking powder,
salt,and sugar, and silt again.
Combine milk and egg and add to
flour, beating until smooth.Addshorteninganddates.Bake in
greased muffin pan; in moderate
oven (375 F.) 80 minutes.Makes
18 small muffins.
Grape-Nuts Orange Muffins
Two cups spednl cake flour sift-
ed, 2 teaspoons baking powder, 2
tablespoons butter or other shortf
ening,%cup sugar,2 eggs well
beaten, % cup orange iuuloe, grat-
ed rind 1 orange, 1 cup grape~nuts',
The onions that "bloom in the'
spring tra la!', and |11 the other
things that thll delightfully balmy
season brings are to quote o popu-
lar song, "just around the corner-1
waiting tor you!"
But before this joyous season
urriires, it wo ld behoove the most
of ns to éet teady for if by see-
ing that our bodies are function-
ing properly, 'and well able to
withstand onslaught ot the
changing season."Spring fewler," that ancient and
time-honored ailment we were
wont to dose with the dark brown
horror to sul hur and molasses, is
not so mythical as we think.It is
really an outyward evidence of the
depleted stale of our bodily "tone"
an outward Bl!" of lack of stored-
up vimminea and energy,that
sometimes accompanies the inac
tive winter months.
The wav. (hen. to avoid spring
I r l m n w e n l u e i u n m a n e p u n n .
£ . * ! E ' 3 l ° 2 . ! ~ ! ° ' : f . * 2 ' ; = ;-w »W m m m m e l a ° ° ! _ ! \'
.ne wgn scnwl umm wussdwiththegoldmedal,rlnner in recent tourney in
H. W. Schoettger spoke for
h and responses were made
school team "gf Sept. Gil-htenkamp and or the wvm
7 Clifford Decker.Others
program were Rupert Pet-ho gave a rndi ng Ind
Cady, who gave a comet)r.Ievlne of Omaha, also
m "Nutrltio nh About 60
reseht and the Ladies' Cir-
ved a dinner preceding the
mtnber of kelatlveo undnmber of friends and rela~
lelped Allie Schmidt cele-
is birthday Sunday evening.
and Mrs. Vemon Marshall
nyd drove to Topeka, Kan.1 for a few days on budneesmgMrs.Herbert Davey and
(ew days last week in Norfolkwith her sister, Mrs. A. T. Hutch-
inson and Mr. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Wm. J. Ludwig entertained
a group of neighbors at her home' h w w y afternoon.Mrs.GlenNelson was a guest oi honor and
the guests presented her with a
number of pretty glltl.The aft-
ernoon was spent in vidting overthdr sewing.Gray Bemis of Omaha, was arecent gg-= of his deter,Mrs.Ralph ger.
Mrs. Harold Weber, assisted by
Mrs. Adrian J, Edgar, were hosv
eases tn the Ernanon Club at theWeber home Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Circle held a mon
enjoyable afi dr at Q1ne ChapelWednesday evening when they en-tertained their husbands at s 6:30dinner.After dinner a progrmn
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y J ean gf Ly nc h, visited th a :mu CUHLEMB were emoy ea.500915t o f th e w e e k a t t h e md th ir ty c au p le s we re pr e se n t. .
mn home.M H P a n d m a n ¢ ' | l l . f . . . . . . l ~ A ~A w h 1|
13 fi &'é '» ¥¥ 3 ¥& "f`1¥3¥»5E»¥\=>`F `2521 ';uE.;.1 i ; ' . ? 1 ` i " § : ; ? ' ; 7 ; . . , : ; . ; " . , § ° , i g a i J r ;. , ; " ; u ; ; 2 ' ; " . ; 1 ; ' " " ~
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T' ""'"put Nebraska firmly on me map HQQEFQulwesg as one of the important units of |R w
g°"°_g;,;' aim great Unitefi States.an;f ;
F q . bg \buck gf Fremont, 1
' oreslg Mm ; m n cnnm coonm c w vlmt Freeman r-'rum nnMONs'rRATIONS Dr. P. L m..|.,'.
.W... mmuma Anna Hagen-lmve to Carroll>ecker Sunday.
5 parents,Mr.
y of David City
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The McCarthy Ladies' Progres-
dvg Club met Thursday afhlrnoon
livht and flI.lff3/.Ad d e g gs ;tneninn onuuur v fnlh| »nlth.ldBDl°088foll.T116 IBVQl
5n°"r'""'"""t°iY with cringe juice "`E:`§§é§'§éE]§B and fruits chgxnge once it pa§aes
and rmd,a smail amount.at " would be Dlentiful in the diet, ofEx-ne.Bcat after each addition
until smooth.Fold in grape nuts.
Bake in greased muffin pans in
hot oven (425 F.) 25 minutes.
Makes 12 muffins.
\course.An added murce ol en-
ergy for v-he last (ew cold wu-
Lher months1 may be nicely sup-
,nxpfu Wm an abundance of those
L.AST SURWVOR OF ~BI1FAMOUS NAVAL BA'r'rLE Mr. Hoff, the Assistant Exten- Sv
t h A cul»_J i m . , H .Mc Ke nz i e. r es i de nt o i I ° n . E . P ' n e e r £ o { n :..er:r.£{i£»..'P
Ld Mrs. F. c. Cad
ent 'Monday henMiss Evelyn Bla;
jspendine the w
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eek with home three visitors.Mrs Mordtt CfmltI,...-....._....._ __ _ __foods which
Dned fm!
are extrem
supply iron
calcium for
besides o
vitaminea
Here a
supply the essentials.
data in particular,
y helpful,for they
the teeth and bones,
er minerals,and the
and B.the excellent spring
ecipcs, nll uaranteed good enough
to dispel any memories of sulphur
uml molas s.Notice that' many
of them contain rhubarb, a favor-
ite spring imc delicacy.
Rlmlxnrh Vnnilv
the Dixon county farm at Ponca,
is believed bo be the last survivor
of the famous naval battle between
,observed his 90th birthday n few
dnys ago.Although a Civil war
vcteran he served for another msn
and has no way of establishing
his right to a pension.
McKenzie is a native of Scot-
land He ew u in the Scottish
home at 17 and joined a regiment
or the red corpuscles,ho Monitor and Men-imsc.Ha
tural college, win ne in "s=.....,,-ton county on Aprll Brd lo assist
milk and cream producers, who are
desirous of installing a reinforced
concrete cooling tank,with xn-
formntion regarding the amount of
raw material, the most convenient
location for the cooling tanks, and
other questions ss muy arise.
Mr.Hoff will come buck to
Washington county on April 30th
and May lst to assist with the
installing of cooling tanks at the
gr pshipynnls.He ran away from
uf Scottish Highlanders.lla de-John S. Hooks' farm, seven miles
L _ _ .f m,.e- ._ii....:\ unch
_Mr-.and Mrs. IrvCity,are visitingMrs. Jake Adams.
Mr.and M n .v
spent Sunday atthe home of her si
Hughes.Mr. Huglill, remains about
Dunne Cady,nrcollege clnssmntc,
Redfield,S.D.,c
day from Ames,
there on Tuesday
Dr. nnd Mrs.IIasSundnvonmxn
iks.of ~ m lvsf N bum n I ''nm m m m '¢i'»¥'» dnfughter, ,,g,;.,,_,,, ~ and -i
1'vn\»u f|1"|n lrnnwr: thxit hut Iem»
Id and cold
ll beverage
1.moment,
tic lemon's
Lusted.
dingy, putwater with
Heat ud-
Rinse in
uc- as usual.
:eyes of the
sz made of
nice.
tics become
hem with a
juice, then
m add three:
delxcious lunch served by the enm-Will Reckmeyer mit we.The ne xt me eting will be
David Cit y,aluheld at t h e D a n Thompson home
s wf , Mr s . A . L .wi t h Mr s .Me r to n W inc hell an dhe s , wh o is ve ry lMrs . Hay e s Rp s e nb u lm o n s ewi n g
th e mme .set.
:compnnuiwl b y a Mrs . W . G. Hal- Ha an is rep orted
E n r l W a lk e r o f a s i mp r o wn g n i c e ly an d seve ral
a m n ho me Fr i-friends c alled to see he r Su nd ay .
la w n ,re tur n in g A m o n g th e m we re Mr s .W m.
.'Th omp son u ni Fx- uxc es , Mrs. J o hn
M.Bloc h hn d _A r o ns o n a n d E my le . Mr. a nd Mr s .I.
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lemonade is a n e xc elle:
for a ho t sla y .
D o n o t th i n k f o r z
liowever,th a t th e li t
uses SITQ so easily exhe
W hen towels be c ome
th e m i n n p u n of c o ld
aonp : md le mon juic e.
uu lly lo boiling point.
luke w;1 rm water ond bl
To c lean the hi tc k
piano,ru b wi t p a s t
xarhflening and lemon j'
*When a lu mi n u m Ret
d u ll or blac k,clean tl
c loth dipped i n le mo n
ri n s e i n wor m wa te r .
W h en whi pp in g er en
I n l
On e pou 'A pi n k rhubarb,1 c up
sugar, 1 c shredded cocolmut,2
s
v
egg whil/c s W a s h rhub arb a n d ~
c u t wi th o u peeling in to 96 inc h
pieces.P li c e rh ub ar b an d su ga r
i n tightly f c overed snuc epnn an d
c ook over lpw heat un til jui c es be-
gi n to f lo w;Un c o ve r an d c o ok to
the c onsistdnc v of mnrmnlade_ stir-
uI
l
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s
Mr. and M~.Bloch and M r . ~Mrs. Eickhoff of Fremont
The members of the Nerry GoRoundClubmotorcdtoFremont
on Saturday evening where they
enjoyed a dinner served by the Spring 'Things
New Spring Hats..........,...$l.00 and $1.39
New fast color Dresses,verypretty, each...-__.__..,--__.,-...._... 1.00
Some nice Girls' Dresses--.,50c and $1.00
Full Fashioned Slk Hose for
Spring..-..,....--,,.--._.._75c and $1.00
New Jewelry,.Be1t Slides, Belts, Beads,
Handkerehiefs, etc..
New Panels and Curtains.Comein and see them.--...50c, 79c and 1.00
EASTER CANDY AND NOVELTIES
B L A I R
Acm-:T S'ronE
Fwy a}twndeQ the basketlgall game
La te r they retu~ried ~th e h ome
o f D r .and Mr s . W .I . Ne ls o n f o r
bridge.P r imes we re mo n b y Dr .and Mr s . B lo c h a n d Mr . a n d Mr s .
C.W .An dr ews.
. , Mr . a n d Mr s . Or i n B a tc h e lo r o f
B a r 'T ranc h,Me r r i ma n and Mr .
a n d Mr s .J o h n Dod son o f Pr i m-
ro se , wer e g ue s ts o f Mr. an d Mrs .
F .J .Emerson seve ral day s la s t
week.
Mr .a n d Mr s .W m .Steen,Sr.
entertained a t din ner Sun day f o r
Mr .an d Mr s .E d Ti m m ,Mr .a n d
|:' 1
John Fedde, all of Elkhorn.
John H.Keech and Miss Mar
garet A. Jgnea of Pithburgh, Pa
ernoon,Dr.Raymond C.Swisherperfonningthe ceremony.Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Encrson wenttoLincolnThursdayto visit the
latter's sister,Mrs.Ray Batson,
who is in thg hospital.
The P.T.A.og the Whi§ford
|.;:'
program at the school house Fri
Mr s .Finc h f r o m Blai r.
Mi s s Car olotta Tr i tz and Alic e
an d Bo b Rasmussen o f Oma ha ,
we re Su n da y d i nn e r g ue s ts at th e
E lme r Tr u h ls e n home.Af ter n oo n
\ ANCE
_AT
K m g ' s
a v i l i o n
Ia North of Blair on
Highway Nu. 5
Sat.,March 28th
MUSIC BY
DAMON'S
H A R M O N I A N S
of Omaha, Nebraska
GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSICGOOD ORDER
supervisor of the 0.E.S.from
Mr. and M~.Bloch and M r . ~Mrs. Eickhoff of Fremont
The members of the Nerry GoRoundClubmotorcdtoFremont
on Saturday evening where they
enjoyed a dinner served by the Spring 'Things
New Spring Hats..........,...$l.00 and $1.39
New fast color Dresses,verypretty, each...-__.__..,--__.,-...._... 1.00
Some nice Girls' Dresses--.,50c and $1.00
Full Fashioned Slk Hose for
Spxing..-..,....--,,.--._.._75c and $1.00
New Jewelry,.Be1t Slides, Belts, Beads,
Handkerehiefs, etc..
New Panels and Curtains.Comein and see them.--...50c, 79c and 1.00
EASTER CANDY AND NOVELTIES
B L A I R
Acm-:T S'ronE
Fwy a}twndeQ the basketlgall game
La te r they retu~ried ~th e h ome
o f D r .and Mr s . W .I . Ne ls o n f o r
bridge.P r imes we re mo n b y Dr .and Mr s . B lo c h a n d Mr . a n d Mr s .
C.W .An dr ews.
. , Mr . a n d Mr s . Or i n B a tc h e lo r o f
B a r 'T ranc h,Me r r i ma n and Mr .
a n d Mr s .J o h n Dod son o f Pr i m-
ro se , wer e g ue s ts o f Mr. an d Mrs .
F .J .Emerson seve ral day s la s t
week.
Mr .a n d Mr s .W m .Steen,Sr.
entertained a t din ner Sun day f o r
Mr .an d Mr s .E d Ti m m ,Mr .a n d
|:' 1
John Fedde, all of Elkhorn.
John H.Keech and Miss Mar
garet A. Jgnea of Pithburgh, Pa
ernoon,Dr.Raymond C.Swisherperfonningthe ceremony.Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Encrson wenttoLincolnThursdayto visit the
latter's sister,Mrs.Ray Batson,
who is in thg hospital.
The P.T.A.og the Whi§ford
|.;:'
program at the school house Fri
Mr s .Finc h f r o m Blai r.
Mi s s Car olotta Tr i tz and Alic e
an d Bo b Rasmussen o f Oma ha ,
we re Su n da y d i nn e r g ue s ts at th e
E lme r Tr u h ls e n home.Af ter n oo n
\ ANCE
_AT
K m g ' s
a v i l i o n
Ia North of Blair on
Highway Nu. 5
Sat.,March 28th
MUSIC BY
DAMON'S
H A R M O N I A N S
of Omaha, Nebraska
GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSICGOOD ORDER
supervisor of the 0.E.S.from
Later they returried to ht e homeof Dr. and Mrs. W. I. Nelson forbridge.Prizes were won by Dr.and Mrs. Bloch and Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Andrews.
.,Mr. and Mrs. Orin Batchelor ofBar 'T ranch,Merriman and Mr.and Mrs.John Dodson of Prim-
rose, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.F.J.Emerson several days lastweek.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Steen,Sr.
entertained at dinner Sundn foryMr. and Mrs. Ed Timm, Mr. and
New fast color Dresses,very
pretty, each...__.__.....,-...._.. 1.00
Some nice Girls' Dresses.,50c and $1.00
Full Fashioned Slk Hose for
Spring...,....m,.,._.._75c and $1.00
New Jewelry,.Be1t Slides, Belts, Beads,
Handkerchiefs, etc.
New Panels and Curtains.Come
in and see them.-...50c, 79c and 1.00
EASTER CANDY AND NOVELTIES
BLAIR
.|~
John Fedde, all of Elkhorn.
John H.Keech and Miss Mar
garet A. Jgnea of Pithburgh, Pa
ernoon,Dr.Raymond C.Swisherperfonningthe ceremony.Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Encrson wenttoLincolnThursdayto visit the
latter's sister,Mrs.Ray Batson,
who is in thg hospital.
The P.T.A.og the Whi§ford
|.;:'
program at the school house Fri
BLUE RIBBON TANKAGE $2.65
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Second Sack.,.......,...,.,_...$2.90
We use VITAMILK and KRACO in our
~'Chick Starter and Growing Mash.Be sure
~Q that you feed these two milk factors.
b.0
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$5.40 per hundred
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The
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DANCE
AT
King's
P a v i l i o n
8 Mlla North of Blair on
Highway Nu. 5
Sat.,March 28th
MUSIC BY
DAMON'S
H A R M O N I A N S
of Omaha, Nebraska
GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSICGOOD ORDER
supervisor of the 0.E.S.from
Chevrolet is
the world's largest builder
of six-cylinder trucks
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Whcnvor you go-on :ity mee! or country mod-you
BndChavm|¢f dx-cylinder muck: vary much In eviddlos
lngg hull ok Chev-mints an cavodnq *ho mfiw for
w f"'~. . . ~
or I o ur ur op s 0 1 lemon J uice Lo u.
c u p of c re a m to ma k e i t sti f f a n d
f i r m.
A tea spo on of lemon juic e add-
e d to th e wa te r i n wh i c h la mb o r
wml fo r stew is c oo ki n sr will ad d
ri n g frequé ntiy .A d d gug31 an d br in g in g th e M£Il'1il01'to c ompie-
cool.F o ld cold mi xtu r e and ea tion,Mc K enz ie was a ssi gn ed w
c up coc oanilt i n to sti f f ly beaten th a t bo at an d wa s a me mb e r u i
e g g wh i ms ;P i le wh i p in to aher»the c r e w wh e n th e Strange loo k-
he t glas s es ' sp ri n kle wi th re ma in -in g c ra ft wi th its r evvoi vi n g tu r re tV..... ..... .nrrivnd nf I'lnrnnlnn Dhnnrlnu uhn\'Li
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du r i ng th e h o t d a y s a n d n i g h ts o f
su mme r .I t Ms n pr even t freez-
in g i n wi n te r .
Iet's produce what the c o1{sum_er!
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ag: ;;.;a;§g;z °.;;;""';.;;:;;:'§, 'w;»t;= §';°.,;
The new arrival cast anchor iw ee o 0
l th e stra nded Min ne so ta
ha d been r u n aur nn nd h v ~
another spoke in thanl farm relief.
_ . . - - n m u n
N O V E L R I C E D I S H E S
Ma n y wo me n d o n o t appreciate
th e fa c t th a t dozens o f unusual
and hea lthf ul dishes ma y b e prc -
par ed wi th rice as a b an e.He r e
are two recipes th a t are partic u-
larly Reasonab le now:
Ric h an d C hees e Roll
r n \1 Q . . A
llmul: .Hung egg youLu unu mu: c upo f mi lk .'Th is recipe wi ll ma k e
six genero s servings.Th i s ma y
be mad e 'th an y f ru i t wh i c h h a s
a ta r t f in or an d d e c i d ed c o lor .
S u p B r a n Bre ad
One a nd on eh a! f' c u ps d ar k c o rn
sy rup,1 ffm soda,1 %c ups sour
milk, 1% tups bran, 'Sri c up seeded
ivi si n s, 2 tsp s . b ak i ng po wde r ,'fi
behinc
whi c h
th e
wh e n
to c or
th e d
i n g t
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its g
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HAPPENINGS
__ _ _ - -_ - - _- , . , - . . _ - - . ." dMer ri ma c .N e x t mo r n i n g
th e Me r r i ma n ste amed ou t
np le to the d es tru c tio n be gu naybefore,th e Mo n i to r ,f l y - '
Mr-:Hart Marsh has been on
he Union jack, darted from §[;1.''§},"é,.e"§,§'§,H a large attend-
cl cover and opened fire on ance present.The hostess served
iant adversary.The south- a lovely lunch.The next meeting
crew,taken by surprise will be held with Mrs. Niels Ras-
puy named the Monitor the mussen Ang;S b rt Ra musson
kee cheese-lox on a raft.".I M*+""R fn. h°T§ rsdas M m
2 battle winch was the first \1'f'"ff'__° 292 ,'LL ,§';_1....
1
cheese, l egg, 1 teaspoon salt,
'th cayenne, 1 tbsp. milk, more
needed:it cup chopped nuts, 56
p bread crumbs, 2 cups tomato
ucc.Mix ingredients in order
med,adding enough milk to
oisten,Shape and roll in the
mbs.Bake in moderate oven
minutes or until xx.golden
mm in color.Slice and serve
`tl\ tomato sauce.
Chicken and Rice Souffle
One and one-half cups dioed
'cken, llup cooked rice, 56 c\-VP
ieken gravy, 2 eggs, beaten. Mix
lcken and rice.Season with salt
d molsten well with gravy,ndd-
g more i !needed.Add well
aten yolks and carefully fold in
e beaten whites.Bake in a
oderatn oven until golden brown
top.
mmc n BOX TICKLERS
Tickle the pnlabes of.the chil-ren and father by plal:ing un-
sual titbits in the lunch box.
ere are two very unusw and
~rtlculsr recipes that call for
eh popular fooch ns dates, eggs,
oney and bran:
Honey Date Bare
Tvvo cups dates,seeded and
hopped fine, 1,5 cup nut meats cut
ihe, 2 eras beaten light, 56 cup
oney,$5 cup flour,1 teaspoon
nking powder,55 cup ndl<bran.
tix well, bake 20 minutes in mod-
rate oven (375 F.).Serve with
roam, whipped or plain.May be
~lled in powdered sugar and
erved.Yield: 12 servings.
Bran Ginger Cake
0ne~!ourth cup shortening,%
up sugar, 1 egg, 1 cup all-bran,
ss cups flour,56 teaspoon SIR.
teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon gin-
~r, 2 teaspoons cinnamon. 'A cup
our milk, K cup molasses. Cream
ortenlng and sugar together.
dd the egg; beet well.Add the
ron.Mlx and si ft the dry in-
dlents and add them to the
rst mixture, alternately with the
cep \bran.l Mix liquids, add bran,raisins Ml, dry ingredients/ Bake
in oiled loaf pan 45 minutes start-
ing at 300 F. for l5 minutes, in-
creasing o0 850 F. and 400 F. for
the last 30 minutes.
la w n S a l a d
One-hal! pkg. pasteurized dates,
l pkg. cilemn cheese,lettuce,2
tbsps.chopped parsley,2 tbsps.seedless lralsins,salad dressing.
Mines parsley by forming the leav-
es into alcompact ball and cutting
with scistors.Mash cheese with a
fork and' add parsley and raisins.
Molsten if necessary with cream
or salad dressing.Stuff pitted
dates with cheese mixture and
serve on lettuce with favorite salad
dressing.4 servings.
§prlug Conlerve
One and one-hw ibn. rhubarb,
3 cups QUE".1 pkg. pasteurized
dates,ap broken nut meats, 2
tbspl. o ge juice, 1 tbsp. grated
orange rind,55. cup broken nut
menu.Cook the rhubarb. out in
inch pieces,sugar,dates, orange
rind and juice until thick, about
45 minutes.Add the nuts.Pour
into jelly glasses. Cool, Cover with
melted paralfin.Fills aboutfour
8 ounce jelly glasses.
Rhubarb Betty
Two qups soft bread crumbs,2
tbsps. hitter.8 cups rhubarb,1
cup sugar,ic tsp.dnnamon,'A
tsp. nutmeg, 1 pkg. shredded eo-
coanut, l orange.Malt butter aidadd crumbs, mix sugar, spice, or-
ange rind and cocoanut.Put i t
of crunibs in bottom of buttered
baking ldsh;then V.rhubarb;
sprinkle with V;sugar mixture;
add one}quarter ol crumbs and re-
mainder of the rhubarb and sugar
mklmra Sprinkle orange juice
over tlds and put rest of crumbs
over top.Cover closely and bake
45 minutes in moderately hot
oven .490 F.).Uncover and brown
quieklyq Serve plain or with hard
orfoamyaauoe-8 e r v e a 6 t o 8
people.'`
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shi
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ln fum land u a safe and pro-
duble§investment.There a n
mnny who regard land naw aa
ollering the sspects of a good
speaxlmlion who are watching the
dhntlon for the flnt definite uf
sunnes dnt the upward tum hu
some.The minute thll dna div
eems ¢hls upward movement they
will be agdn lnvustan wlth tha
speculqtivg feature uppermost ln
their minds.All that ¢-My are
\
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ll
Ll latter's sister,Mrs.Ray Batson,
who is in thg hospital.
The P.T.A.ug the Whi§ford
. ...
WHEN YOIPRE
HUNGRY
Walt's Place
Coffee Sandwiches Hamburgers
Cigarettes Cigars Candy
Walter Petersen, Prop
At the former Dew Drop Inn Location
NEBBASKA PROGRESS
ASSOCIATION
The Nebraska Progress Associ-
ation which wus formed recently
at Lincoln, la the answer ta along
felt need for a hun-polltical or-
ganization to cany on a deflnlm
prornm of sta¢e dsvelopment.
Business men, professional men
and farmers of Nelmuka have
realized for A long time that too
much of our hard earned money
has been going back ia the east
and that eastern states have been
resplng the greatest proflts from
Nebraska agriculture.
We raise our crops which sro
shipped east to be made into man-
|.;:'
program at the school house Fri
BLUE RIBBON TANKAGE $2.65
K.w.~
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Fnrst sack.,..., ....,.,.,.._..$a.oo
i f
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Second Sack.,.......,...,.,_...$2.90
We use VITAMILK and KRACO in our
~'Chick Starter and Growing Mash.Be sure
~Q that you feed these two milk factors.
b.0
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$5.40 per hundred
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T h e
B l a i r Fe e d M i l l
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|1 ~h U 'Rasmussenustedourours before the Mer 'Mor an Resmuo-._.~Mr. and Mrs.gnmac boned to its smaller but sen and baby of Arlington,spenf.supedor adversary.The cheese- Thumb at the nrentah I-Ieniybox had proved to be an e1flciQntl,\_ Rhsnlussen hgme,when Mrs.
fighting craft.'RasmAxssen attended Club.McKenzie came west after the Mrs. Dewey Holstein spent last
war and was connected with we.Tl\\l1'BdBY aftemoon at the paren-
lndian service as butcher for ¢al W- ~ |:°V¢'lf:;ilCk home.ed goIndian agents.He is the last of'rs.°P ie rsen returnhis family and soon the bnve her home Thl""d°y after 59995153
_the wink/er with her daughter, Mr.-J.crew_o!the Monitor will have George Christ and fam]atCraig.
lost lts last earthly represents-=Mr.and Mrs. Olivery Thomsen
attended the Blsbee School Com-tive.
of Omaha, Nebraska
Louis Rasmussen delivered twomom Row Crop tractors Frlday.Mr.and Mrs.Paul Bmderson
are nicely settled on the Fred
Christiansen farm.They are neartheirdaughter,Mrs.Hans. Muffthiesen, Jr. and family and thi!!!
other two daughters live ne l!
Blair.
Miss Thelma Van* DeVenter
spent Sunday at the Robert Ru.
mussen hm-ne.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Enfield and
baby wer; Sunday vldmrs at thelapis Rasmussen home.ldrs.Rob.
Rasmussen and children were alsocallers.
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Vicwr Holstein spent Sunday with
their cousins, the children of Mr.
GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSICGOOD ORDER
supervisor of the 0.E.S.from
AWAITING THE SIGNAL
There is mlchroney awaiting
ilnvestment in (arm lands.
WHEN YOIPRE
HUNGRY
Walt's Place
Coffee Sandwiches Hamburgers
Cigarettes Cigars Candy
Walter Petersen, Prop
At the former Dew Drop Inn Location
with The Chu£¢1{é§
A8 TOLD BY 'mmm msmns
OBIT UARY
' l -\ \ u ~ n n »l u n -» s u - - n -
r. - f
.'J" 1f n ,~
.-1 recovery.day dtamoon .at 'two o'c1ock, the
pastor, Bear. WY. B. Pnrdun, ~
76 ~ old Slhzrday s o friends.H
fommb f n h l l 8\1l1h!G'\mil1¥»
breaking .her right um.She was
tnk mb y mf lr uln na to t be hnmm-
n d hnxpitnl in ~Omaha Monday
u l
dren, and.hnr.mu;y irimdn whose
bent! 30 .nut .in ~pgthy to .tlwla i n the i r ~hpux
of bereavement.
nerguest.|ofMr.a ndMu.Hen11r
Sorensen.In the afternoon Mr.
° "`"n l n ...
Hr.andHrs.CarlSoren|»sna§1d
' r . ~m m Grimm *And*'Hill EthylCummings of Hmqm. _
chosen as expert erfdc Judge forthis debate.Ac the end of theIntheStateDistrictDebating
ed the negeativ~ and ttamouth
ith The Chu£¢h¢§
A8 TOLD BY 'mmm msmns 76 yum old Slhzrday so friendsan especially umcernsd ibmstbsr
recovery.Hn. Clifton Anderson and chil-
dren dl Téknmxh, wen Sltunlny~Y/ara nt Eze pue nw,Georgelargm: 'home and Carol Anderson
itrvlfl fm' a wee'k's visit
Miss Birdie Hnrdum went mDmiha Tnesdsy when Mis: Em-mnline HB: ma Dr. Hex-mm Hub
dum joined her and went so Un#
coin to ttiend the Me trv pdi w
open.They had dinner with Miss
Myrtle Huxdum and friends of
fommb f n h l l 8\1l1h!G'\mil1¥»
breaking .her right um.She was
tnk mb y mf lr uln na to t be hnmm-
n d hnxpitnl in ~Omaha Monday
¢u r 1 I I
o feel hav-wily the bur-
wo r k o f th e churc h
rng eme nt.W e ha d
Su nd ay Sc hool an d
Sc hool off eri ng ave~
fi vn c en ts p er p up il.
Y. P. `U's. 1had.~;.n at-
thirty -i'ive.Th e a t-
'll-n-»¢uu~n||nu»»u r - ¥ n - | ¢ _ n _u ¢ s u - - n -
f.°.*n
J "V
-ann' UARY
.Nlmy ;Ca\lm~lne Gregory was.-1
' r . 1 ; ~m m Grimm *And*'Hill EthylCummings of Hmqm. _
the Bam .mmemm~.-»
Final Liquidation Price.:i n
affect all ova' Bae xwra light now
as the hign.\e»ndn.Sahmdaynight
'April 4¢.h.Fashion Cenwr.10-ii
No mai nt 'ind ya n ne ed y oul za n b u y i t a x a b i g n s i n g a zt h e
Fashion Cenizr in E l k 'during
happy,~pxheringf
and All mua bgn and di c e -
beucn ul the ehurds are mfgvd
w be present.f
Church School I! Ho olclozi. Theyoungpeoplufgroupme n a t
8:80.'
dren, and.hnr.mu;y irimdn whose
bent! 30 .nut .in ~p¢ uhy m.um, 1 n1 1 » ¢ n-ua hpur
of hefeavement._-P&neml services wore held at
day dtamoon .at 'two o'c1ock, the
pastor, Bear. WY. B. Pnrdun, ~
1931 being nz me time ol her
death 63 years :nd 22 dly; of lse-
She came to Nebraska with her
parmts\when six years of nge.
The trip here 'Ming made i n a
.wvenad 'wagn-
She vu uni hd i n ma ndate to
Alonzo M.Fuiey, :Sept 10, 1885.
Qi Bliim nmnnrvna ulIm
ru.;|¢lllr mellt _neld at Fremont lui §`.§"'.."I I.f.'l"'1'$"`2|.Z""L.Z2 T.
\ u tvmlmn a z we&>,?;|""%1ivZ,"°§C.'£Lf. were ML and
h m .Clnwce simpson.Mr.und
| " " ~Clyde Metzler and U.S.
Reeves...h Cruts gerMr. a nd "i f JMQPM . nudlirs
uf emmn r -m m n mu f . n n i n .and Mrs.
Slmrdxy,the Blnir high schooldehaters sux-priied every one by
going to the finals of the district
champimnhlp.with the exltelltion
ol one member of the team every
member was new to the debating
lqvlld this year,Hence.um " _
-..W - . .Wm U.we ¢n.=»»--=ever judged.He gave the deddon
to Plattsrnouth.
In the third debate of like dlY|
Bldr was pitted against Snydbl'
who upheld the negative aide of
the question.In`this debate Blair
.,.;:_I..Sumrhv 1|m`r`Hé¢'§'w1
de n o f th-
mu c h encr
ni ne ty
th e Sunday
D Q N A A n i i l h n..,=.. .......The two Btendanu o
wndanca nl
e n sexpardclgarly
Our churc
Crowell H:
emoon.\\
the service
of kingdom
The Stem
eampalgncon'es'pond<
and we slu
monih of A
Pre-East
beginning
each evenixing at 7:30are mnkinx
as public e
o! *he PHI;
x
-. wa. we .........,.,, .....rviee was above normal,
5. :f;°.°';2'*""°°'°'s '. ;'us e a rme service in the alt-
Ve who had charge o lsnloyed doing this bit
| work.
wardship and Eudialment
will be carried an hyanceuntilafter Easterall then finish lt,in the
\pril.
er Evangelistic services
Wednesday, will beheld
fur at our church bulld»' until after Easier. Wor this personal as well
vangelism.The success
lic services will depend
c a n zs r u s c a n n o n
s. a. Harem. Pagan
Bible School, 10 A. M.
Morning Wonhlp, I1 A. M.
Christian Endeavor, 8:80 P. K.
Preaching, 7:80 P. H.
Mid-week meeting we dnuda m7:80 p. m.|
95 in Bible school; goal fornaxt
Sunday, mo.
A Problem ay,The Talent,
will be presented Sunday evening.
a will be espdally interestingto young people.P
The topic forlthe Sunday eve~
ning sermon is chosen to meet the
l"' ':.:'.; if" Tse In?
of five years The outer two are
Albert B. ol Dandaen, Iowa and
Mrs:E.R. Appleby ol Kennard.
She made he home at St. Paul,
Neb. for over forty years.ln the
fall of 1920 she and her husband
came to Kennard to bqnmrerthe
children.They have practically
made their Mme with the daugh~
ter ever since..
She was a patient sufferer for
five years but did not take herbed
untll Dec. 14, 1980.From this on
she was bedfast.
Thirty-five years ago she united
with the Church of God and was o
..._.\ml "___u ..-_,J
Ioo an end real soon.10-lt
DE S OTO L OCA IB
Will Seltz and family spent lastweek Saturday ln Omaha, vdsdtingWill's mother and sisters.Charles Harman and sun ol
Omaha,was calling at his farm
Saturday
met at the home of Mrs. CliffordHineline.Mrs.Krogh and Mrs
Linden gave the program oi' the
extension work, maldng old fumi
ture new.After the lesson they
gave a kitchen shower for GraceSully Bennett.She received lots
nl mmfnl villa
On Thursday the Wome'n's Clul dam of Lincoln.Min Flrde spentthenight ln Omaha,retuming
home Wednesday.
Mrs. T. K. Ivenon and childrenhad dinner Friday with Mr.and
Mrs.R. M, Iverson.T. K. shelled
eorn_.for Harry Tyson Friday and
Monday afternoons.The community extends sym-
pathy to Mr. and Mrs.W. J. Sl-
morisen in the loss of their ten
days old son whose funeral was
held Saturday afternoon.Mrs. Si-
monsen is at the home of Mrs.
Anna Simonsen in Blair, and hasbeen very ill with i1u and pneu-
monia but is slowly recovering.
Mrs.Byron Beard and Miss
Cora Beard spent Wednaday withMrs. Fritz Muller of Burt countyand called at the Chas. Ray home'
near Tekamah to see Mrs.Rosa
Sean, who is qdte low.
Mr.and Mrs.W. J. Bolte and
two eonn drove io Bennington on
Sunday and had dinner with the
family of Mm Bolte's sister, Mrs.Emil Schuman.Elmer Bolle spent
the day with Paul Tyson.
Mr. and Mrs. liars Paulsen oele-brated their 36th wedding anni-
versary Sunday.They attended
the christening ceremony ol their
Sunday dinner guests of the
A. E. Piaon farnily were Mr. and|
grandson, James »..i..ls Paulsen attheLutheran clumh of Blair i nl
..._ ._ ._ _-f_.=. . . .-...
5"'""""'"=' se ri e; me mmr de ~3 |g " " " " " ' " " " ' " ' " ' "wp drew the negative dde of j os none, Hair won 2, loet 1:the 'questions-Resolved,that the lney von 1. lost two;Snydernaiilmshoulddisarmexceptfo r'l°"'3..
Nfl forces as are needed fo r'm g lshthe siith consecutive
poi.P ses.Valle su year n w lah the Blair debalersthe` Bf;t:1ont.ive.Val y 'il'.°.'"'§ have reached me finals in the
~ strong team thi s y e a r. hm, ~ d i s t nc t debating champion-
ing won the consolation toum -''ment by defeating Benson in "fel The Blair affirmative team con-
nate wide series held at Fremontisifwd of Roy Christensen,Heed
about a month ago.This debate,0l-ianlon and Alice Beekman, cap-
Proved very close all the way The tam. The Blair negative team con-
flnd decision of the .iudzes was 2-slated of Fredrlcku Matthlesen,
t o 1 i n f a v o r o f B l a i r .~< ; § = = = \ ~ » = 1 n n a l i c e B e e k -
i s c o n e u e s lI n t h e n e x t r o u n d ,B l a i r m e t w o r k f o r t h e s e a s o n .e d c - b n t l n g
ve r y lar ge ly o n y o u r _vzsluuon promerns 01 y o ui n |sI.auncn a n a llr m.neuever anaan d p o r s o ml contac ts.Re me mb er Easter wi ll be ob served with ser-work er in the c hu rc h fro m th en on.
K n o wi n g he r c ondi tion she,a t
ti me s ma de a r eq u es f o f wh at sh e
wo u ld li k e to ha ve done.E ve r y
detail was c arr ic d out, of he r wish-
1 . . ._ . . . . . . : | _ | . .f - - J . . . . . \ . - _ . \ . .
-v
li c f h n tfwitnnettl spIg==§"'i"~""»~ -vices appropfiatef for the day.
e are hr una an ee 111se-§§g §" ff" ,§ f*";"<*;;"";;h*t*;@ gg;m n s w L U ' m l = i R A N C H U R C H
o ev.to r o f th e Henson Baptist Cfuu-c h,J a mes N. q un d , P a sto r
\ l |H u w ;
Mr s .Op a l Rec
Sc henk attend ed
sh ower Thu rs da y .
J enn ie W allac e
he r d a u g h te r , Mn
Ch as . 0 .I-IineliAI. 1 . _ . . .
d M L Mrs Clarkson Husk Misses Veraves an rs.' Medownn and Rufh Ll incott]
ppcl b and th e L l fd Husk and gick Lippincott.'
- - -rs. Annu An reason d fam-§'"X.°§`wZf"""" ily and Bert Edward Nohagf Blair,
were Sunday afternoon and su rne 'mi E'9"' Will .,~..¢~¢f. .n mllmff wm.....»»."5.°. I
use mu n u u g .n u m :umnen m m (supper guests wer; Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Christensen nf Blair, Mr.
and Mrs.Rudolph Hansen, ChrisAxelguurd and nephew, Roy Chris-tensen of near Kennard,Wallace
Husk and Mr. and Mrs. James
SPECIALS
Lnufrrf Hr. |§n`5f`iff?§ iff-T1lé= `§§|`{1l'§§l§'na j".;f : P*.=:':°'3_:°§.;°'=-..|O m a h a .T h e L o r d w 1 l I u s e h z m".I.. .i.» l...u J.._.......|.I c s ua nur an pouululu. uuvlng nanua 'were Umana Snopfar mI for ha r nlwnvl. lna f n nnlrl An Mr . n m! M m Jr Blair called in the afternoon also.
Visitors at the Hugo Hu c khome m see Eugene Bunn who isunder Dr. Burr's care for his in-
jured hand,Saturday afbgrnoon
were Mrs. J. S. Conety, Miss Mc~Coy, Mrs. Bunn, Mrs. Reeva andchildren and Mrs. Beales.
Misa Irma Barge ~ of Herman,
=~.eyv lsx~e e -erans' hospital to call on .Claude
Van Deusen,Ted Anderson and
John Jessen.Mr. and Mrs. Bymn Beard and
sons spent Sunday afternoon withMr, and Mrs. Frank Pike of Bl.sir.|
Mrs.Whit Wallace and Mn.
Opal Reevlén attended f-he shower|Thursday afternoon given by theDe Soto Woman's Club for Mrs.
Chester Bennett at the home of
Mrs. Clifford Hineline.
Sunday dinner guesu of the HJTucker family were Mr. and Mm'
w. Dixon vm. whom lin~ mai
Sturm dnughter of the Warrick:|| -1-:lim wuz.taking medial
;C o n e t y h o m e .~"v
M r .a n d M r s .W m .R u t l e d g y o n d
d a u g h t e r ,E d i t h s p e n t S u n d a y g v g v e -
n i n g i n T e k a m a h ." i i
Mr .and Mr s : - N e u m W arr ic k,
Mr s. J oh n Kr ei so r of K an sa s Ci ty ,
Mr s .D . A .Co mp to n o f B la i r a n d
a.,sister o f Mr s .W a n i c k f r o m
Boise,Id ah o dr ove to Lin c o ln o n
I t I s R e a l E c o n o m y
To have your clothes
Kept Clean .
Do IT now BEl"0RE EASIER
.»-»|,
Fl ou r
$1.15
visitors at the F. Muller home inBurtcountywheretheirson,
Floyd is working.Mr. and Mrs.
R.M.Iverson were al-lo. callers
there,and at the Ctlarles Rayhome near Tekamah.
The Bridge View Projegt Club
PENMANSHIP REPORT
Additional penmanship repoml
ave been received at the Superin-
~ndenifn oflice from the A. N.
~almer Co. of Chicago.The re-
--~ this week covers the work of
~e primary grade under Miss
elen Severance.In this grade
'of the 26 children received tho
rirnary silver :ner butwn for p:o
icimey in primary hand writing.
is is considered a very superior
l III
reelecfed as teacher of thinEiinf
dred school with am increase ofsalary, maidng her sixth success-
ful year in this smhool.
Enoch Moore,where Mrs.DanMoore was hostess.The lesson onfurniture finish was given.Mrs.
Willard Gustin of Bll i !will be
hostess April 9.
Byron Bunn has been nick..sincSaturday night and unable to ~
out of bed fox: several days.
Rolled 0ats
1 9c
Navy Beans
2.5¢
! Prunfs
2.5¢
2.5¢r 2.2¢904:
c n m § r s n »s r 0 R
"A GOOD PLACE To 1 RAD|:"PHONE 84 WE DEL J(
Bu t t e r - N u t
COFF EE
l POUND
42:
3 POUNDS$1.19
1 I : . ..\
,..u.i.,;1."'~:far 5; QE .;;, ...warg Bw n and dingh-wom :mmf unless an ma- hr, H11-L L. P¢f!§in_s :pd SES'CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A.R Newrll.Pulm-
Palrn Sunday is to be a ro ripppnbely noled Su dn ay morning at 11~fclock."The Palms" will be nn-
~red;a musical opening service
~'ll be given by two groups of
~oung people;the rite ot child
."?°'FE""E'°'* from Pee one)
u, conducted u series of Bible
Services at 10:P5.
Eyenihg aervic at 7:30.Thursday eversng,April Znd,
Communion.gc m F r i d a y qt xoxo,Danish
&l'V|293,;
On Sundqy our§chair, under the
leadership og(Prdf.M l l d n ,sup-
plemenled by voces fmm Dunn
Choir,will give ;a special Palm
Sunday numier-y
Ray Fallen, Labor
U. H, Katt, Labor
E fnuae, Labor
s. H. Neff, !-\b°r
Ch a s . mu m
N. A. Rogert, Ia~
I'
r
~4.80
4.80
18.00
8.00
3.75
C ocoamu-and ldndneli' uf lui iéirl gg"Alwlyl dems w=°*H!\¢ *Q wr mf
12.c
friend! whenever she wus.|'»"i\T1 !!!?'¢ B|||eh'|..-§".f.1f:'L'E.' E12:E!1= 'res mehr- "'§.'%.*§"%;.¥5'5f'
:u m uu.|UaIlU,ClBl.lgnE8I;BOD,Ull'B8 gi " TU' Tf! i é; d ~ ~Imp ortant No tic e-- Pri zes award-Har ry Thi elf old t., La bor 8.0D grandc h ildren,one si ste r an d two ggnngg :,?t;.,¢;,,-,I-Iinnlino and wifo
Pd nn d rnninnt olnana Qui1\w\¢n¢f1l....:...¢-.. ff_\_;_!..I1 I - - -°"- _-_w . u - w » . u u a v v w a u s w u a u n yn i g h t ,A p r i l 4 t h - - t h e d a y b e f o r e
Ea s te r Sunday .J oin th e happy
crov.ds»-c omo and see y our friends
win these beau tiful prizes.On ly 8
mo r e d a y ;ge t i n ou r c rowds.
Fashion Center--~Blair.1 0 - i t
$8,000 stoc k remains to be closed
out i n the ne xt 8 da y s- -o ur lo ss ia
y o u r g a i n - s h o p early .Fqsh ion
Center.10 - i t
uururlutn n0| lw|.| ,a|L»aDolJ. J. Jensen, Labor
Jns.Sa p pe n fi e ld , la bo r
Lloyd E. Spiker, IAN#
Stanley Marsh, Labor
J. Bean, Labor g
Howard I-Io ier, Labor
A x e l Hans en,L l b b r
Perry Ry a n, Labor]
Russeli Ry pn ,La b p r
J ohn Ho ok s,La bo rRus he d - C ro wd ed -»Packed __ I1o........ n r ............1r -\_-.
liUU
2.25
2.63
14.00
2.25
3.00
12.00
29.00
2.63
2.63
6.75
I,m........I ¢~__Q~.~1 n
J
B4db<
DI
niQ,
thanldngeach one for their thought
fulness and kindness in our time
ol trouble.Especially do we thank
than who brought so runny flow-
ers and plants 'to help brighten111| dnl of our dear wife and
mother while she was still with us.
Also those who sent the beautiful
flowers and halpd us sa much in
nur timn nf ...au
Chas. OL Hlnelihe home.
There was quite a crowd from
here attending the Mill Creek Clutf
dance Saturday night.l
Important Notice-Prizes award-
ed and contest closes Saturday
dght,April 4th-the day before
Easter Sunday.Join the happy
crowds-come and see your lriends
"` " `n`i § =f,;l win these beautiful prizes Only 8-r Far ey °more days--get in our crow .~ gg f»-B,Farley Fashion Center-Blair.< in, t
I..n. Appleby.Final I.lnuidnti».n Prirna anin
les ..f¢-» .n ,.-m- n.,. Mun-_ ...x..\.»¢M1
Ea
#ff
...-.. .... vu.. .-.¢ "mg u5m. uvvELLA SAGER VAUGHN so the big sale ends Saturday nigfub
April 4th.Fashion Center.10-It
Ella 3553! was bam in Cedar NQ Y¥\°f¢¢\~ Y °\- \Yl 9 ¢ d you
~---.f VY °°'1°°""'-*'"t"°*""";1;Isrve Ahlefneyer, Labor'»¥£°''UiLchBiblesessmnwasdeeplyElmer Sw,.k"¢La}m 90
idtual and ill, w beligs-c,l1e}p Fred Ah!emevei°.L».bor 37,25 £
3
'° °"""" we ""* of studentbody QJ. E, .1ungb1Gu»,"1,ébo:46.00 Rapids, ma, May 30, 1858,and can buy n. az a big saving at theand fa€u\¢Y~.zu w we.x¢.=" Lnhnf 68.40 passed sway at the homd v! he! §`"'!""3'?¢9"!°' in Blair during*f ha s um ia l Jn m a ll c an d hu m o r- ~13_90|ion in Blaif, Nabn;ka March 25 um: Liquidation Sale which ¢omen4
s months and |w an end real soon.10-17.ous college decinmaitory contest: IELHLQJ `és§J\§§§J."§|=}0f 41951931, aged 72eveningand Znaflw Johnson, Lhbor
afessar Cari-Victor Johnson, I.a§or
ffs, Iowa and H_ J_ Jungblnth, Ihbur
North High,G.F.Paulsen, Labor
aoo
2.70
6.00
4.50
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
~'.a'~~ K| 3 E v T
. '. <_0~ §~~f :
0B l j g l g g Y o u r C a r
For Spring Drlvlng
0UR SlloP, 'l'0lll.S All) NE'l'lloDS ARE
THE LATEST AND ARE APPRUVEI) BY
THE CIIEVRDLET l'AC'l'0Ry
PUT YOUR CAR ON r r s FEET
AGAIN"There's been a big in-
crease in our service department
the past few months. lt's partly due
to the awakening of the driving
public to the need of more and
better service, but largely to the
fact that we have established a
reputation for good service.
Our service anticipates the needs
of a customer and we make it as
easy as\ possible for you to have
the work done- lf you haven't been
in our service department you
should come in, in justice to your-
self and to your car.You are
always W ELCOME.
PHONE 219
Vi n t o n »Eva n s
°"°`m;§; Co.
\
H ome T heat re
" °Home of Pe(/'eel Talking Prcluru
.THURSDAY
MARCH 26
"SEA LEGS"
With .Ink Ollsie and Ullim Ruth
COMEDY-Royal Bluff, with Slim Summarvllle
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
MARCH 27 md 2s
Saturday Matinee
U p THE RIVER
With (lain Luce and Spence Truy
The Hamne d Ship--Aao pa nm.
Spluhlng Through-Sponllght
SUNDAY and MONDAY
MARCH 29 Ind 80
Sunday Matinee
O NLY SAPS WORK
Wilh Ihr: Brian, Leon Errol md Richard Arlen
COMEDY-In Anim Out Again Ol' King Codon-Act
TUESDAY
MARCH 81
Glassware Night
FAST and LOOSE
W i t h C l r m l L o mb a r d a n d F r a n k Mo r g a n
COMEDY-UQ A 'rm
c o u m c A m - H ~ S h e e t
W ith Gun n B --wg a nd Kn y Fn ld!
A ll ! wa s 6 - C l a n B n i n N o u m
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
APRIL 1 and 2
SUNNY
With Marilyn Miller md Lnwrena Guy
Flower Gudm»-Colortom
28 dayl.
In the fall of 1884,she was
united in marriage w Louis
Vaughn in Cedar Rapids,and to-
gether the young couple came to
Blair where they established their
perrnanent residence. To this union
two children were born,one of
whom died in infancy. Mr. Vaughn
preceded her in death January 6.
1928.
Mrs.Vaughn was for many
years n member of the Flrat Meth-
odist ,Church of Blair,also an
active and enthusiptlc member ol
the Eastern Star,Mr.Vaughnhaving helped to found the Mason-
ic Lodge here, and of the Womens
Relief Corps.
For mufy years px-lor on her
death Mn.Vuuglm lnd been in
falling health,but always maln-
talned A cheerful outlook on Llle.
As the Nsult of her cheerfulness
and kindly mnnner she made
friends eudly and w u lo v d by
lnhny.'
She leaves lo mourn her pus-
ing her son, Burl B. Vaughn and
his wife,her two little grandchlk
- _ _ . .
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
0I.0VER SEED M
VERY loW PRICES
For a beautiful lawn use our
seed town lawn grass.
Vigoro a plant food for lawns
gardens, shrubs and trees.A
great help. Bulk garden seeds.
See the ne dw gar en tools wehave at lower prices.
REDCLOVER fancy per bu. $13.85
SW EET CLOVER per bu.5.20
ALSYKE CLOVER pe; bu.16.00
me qglmggware
\
H ome T heat re
" °Home of Pe(/'eel Talking Prcluru
.THURSDAY
MARCH 26
"SEA LEGS"
With .Ink Ollsie and Ullim Ruth
COMEDY-Royal Bluff, with Slim Summarvllle
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
MARCH 27 md 2s
Saturday Matinee
U p THE RIVER
With (lain Luce and Spence Truy
The Hamne d Ship--Aao pa nm.
Spluhlng Through-Sponllght
SUNDAY and MONDAY
MARCH 29 Ind 80
Sunday Matinee
O NLY SAPS WORK
Wilh Ihr: Brian, Leon Errol md Richard Arlen
COMEDY-In Anim Out Again Ol' King Codon-Act
TUESDAY
MARCH 81
Glassware Night
FAST and LOOSE
W i t h C l r m l L o mb a r d a n d F r a n k Mo r g a n
COMEDY-UQ A 'rm
coumc Aprn 84-Sclndxl Sheet
W ith Gun n B --wg a nd Kn y Fn ld!
A ll ! wa s 6 - C l a n B n i n N o u m
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
APRIL 1 and 2
SUNNY
With Marilyn Miller md Lnwrena Guy
Flower Gudm»-Colortom
ALONG THE
Bo'1'roM nom
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDaniels,Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDaniels and
children of Omaha,were Sunday
afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Tyson.Mrs. Dan Hauler and dau|;h1:sr»
Virginia spent Sunday with her
father, Mr.Henle in Blair.Mr.and Mrs.eh:Elliott and
children o 'Burt county were Sun-day dum*md afternoon guests ufthe fama i bf Mrs.Elliown bro#
ther,[Aran Layman.Saturdayevening wsitors there were Mr.and Mrs.J. S. Conety and Miss
Ernsstine McCoy..Mr. and Mn. Ben Pike and son
ol Teknmmh, called Friday at the
Byron Beard home.
Misa Maxine Mathews spent theweek-end In Omahs at the homoof her bmther, Davld Mathews.Mr. and Mrs. George Hain md
Virginia were dinner guests Sun-
day of Mr.and Mrs.Walter
Appleby.
Mrs. J. J. Schneider, who ll vis-
iting BL the home of her daughter,Mn. George Fnckler, had the mis-
weré judged by 1311
wright nf Council Blu
Mi s s Robmaon o f
'n|.u.||.nl Duuuu,u n 1.LuauVi o la Ha n se n o f B lai r , an d i n th e Fr e d Sc heer La b e 'LST1
humo rous by Mr .E a r l Simonsen A A_W q k i 'L a g 15_0¢)o f I I a mn to n . Na b . Th e i a n lh u a o n \¢L..\.-\»I~¢¢fg:2-..t o f u "m n n
mOratorléal Contest wé held it Wa lter A, ;| ;;;=' ~~
Dann. Monday evening, first place A_ A_ Wilkins, ,mr 1290
WIS f""'~!v M'- Amee Jensen Marshall Wilkins, Labor xsm
of Racine, Wisconsin.The Dana A Capella Choir pre~
sented a Sunday evening concert at
Neola, Iowa.
The local chapter of Alphn
Sigma Phi,national forensic eo-
eiety, held a business meeting on
'hxesday evening.This society of
debaters and public spenkers which
was founded on the Dana Oollege
campus in 1927, is rapidly spread#
ing to- notional proportions.Sav-
ersl additional colleges and unl-
nrsitles have spplled for mem-
bership, this spring.
Piano students who have been
studying under Professor Dorothy
Bmnn Mmlmin will be preseniedin
public recital Friday evening.
The Hesperian Life ruy Socl#
ety presents a program Saturdny
evening.
Mid-semester exsminudons sro
being given, this week, to nil IGI-
ulnr second semester smudentland
the flnal snminatlons (0 winter
A. A. Wilkins, Labor
M. P. Hansen, Labor
Alben sshyodz, labor
Geo.w.Ryan, Tnmking
A. A. Wilkins, labor
Joe DeVirmey, Labor
Marshall Wilkins, Lsbor
A. A. Wilkins, LaborAug. Echfenkamp, Labor
Aug. Echlenklmp, Dragging
Raymond Echtenkamp, Labor
Dsn Greeno, Dragging
16.00
8.00
1.50
6.00
24.00
2.50
7.20
17.00
27.20
19.00
ws u
6.00
Marshall Wilkins, Dragging 16.80
A. A- Wilkins, Dragging 36.90
Fulton s mmm, Grading 1219.10Howard Christensen, Labor 1.5o\
Fm 'r. Pull, L lbo r a.ooElze Appleby. Labor 1.50
Bene] Bertelsen, Labor 18.75
1.50
8.00
3.00
e.so
3,00
3.00
Elmer Nielsen, Labor
Wm. Wiese, hbop
Fred Cornelius, Labor
Fred T1 Puls, Drngglng
J. L. Anderson, Lhbor
Rlchard Lsmp, Libor
Bertel Bertaelsen, Dragging 12.60
l!l\1B5!8f nuoenm.wmler semes-ter students will conclude their
work at Dann College I-'rldny luv-
ing then completed elghieeu weeks
of school work for academy and
college credit.Most of those win-
ter smudentl will now return to
naive work on the hr-ma. w con-
struction work md other voesdona
P. F. Leahy, Labor
Ed Rin, Hasdlng
Frank Zaeptlel, Llbor
Guy McDonald, Islbor
Louis C. Innch, Dnggln
o m Mmv lle n. L tbo r
Arthur hunch, LlborEmu Imwh. L abor
John B\\rmeiater,`L\bor
g
3.75
4.00
1 .so7.88
24.00
11.51
9.88
s.sa
2.63which have opened "P WWI the ld-vent of snrhm-
MMlSSloNERS'co PROCEEDINGS(Condnued from mm four)
Henry Schroeder; Labor 1.18
Leon Hindley, Hnulinz, etc.2100
_ On motion duly nude md cu-
Her a Resolutipn was adopkd
whereby The Arlington State Bulk
wu permimd to' withdraw certainIIg m C_ Poulsmi labor smilsecurideu held i asctow w secure
n £3 hn('tin_ I.a;)or 5.25|qeP°'"'s of thin County snd .the
John Barry, Labor 4~50
Henry Beermnn, DNSKWK 7.20
D. o. Sheen, Sahry 10°~W
s. H. Neil, labor s.oo
cunwn smiul,Drazzins szo
chu Rose n. Drnszlnz 9.80
chu. Rogert, Drawing 2.50
Tygnn Long Co., Trucking 1.43
Jennie Boling, Rent 80.00
Human Bmllns. Labor 8.00
Wm. Kruse, Labor 2-00
WTIIB Beermui. Labor 2.00
County Treasurer be instructed to
reduae the amonht of Deposits .nc-
mrdingly.
On motion duly mule Ind car-
ried the bond of Sain Slcvens,
Constable was uppmvved.
By order of Bw /County Court,
Renewal of Moduen Pemlon wu
grunted Mrs. Ann; Boock, lmmmt
320.66 per mmrh for n period of
dx mauuu bqnanng Apr. 1. max.
On motion the Board ldjmlrned xaJoo;e»mmApfus,1m.