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A|u\\¢\r\|Qtherailroad.It was no harm
_to cheat the railroad com The Ladies Social Union of the §=f=={=Mu|tNHn\;§=flflu
pany or to steal from them.Congregational church met at the _j_r tf d._l _fm aionty..
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BLAIR l.\I{lIS FIRST TROPHY
Blair Wins Four Firsts.In Or
ch(stru.Class B;Band Class B:
Bassoon and Baritone.Brass
Neariy a tl\ou.s.and boys and
girls representing thirtytwo high
schools from towns within a hun
dred miles of Omaha competed in
the annual music tournament of
District No Z at Benson and South
High schools Friday and Saturday.
ln Class B Blair High sohool
won the trophy for most victories
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Waldo B.Nielsen who for yearsveryablydirectedthedestiniesof
the music department of Dans Col
lege and who is now located in
Stanton Iowa writes the following
letter which should interest the
P€Ple of Blair and vicinity.
April Sth 1931
The Enterprise r\Blair Nebraska.pDearMr.Rhoades;
Last night Easter Sunday our
church gave Mendelssohns Hymn
of Prdse with a chorus of 155
voices.
Oar Lutheran church which
only seats on ordinary occasions
one thousand last night held 1500
peopie and was literally packed H
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company this week.The
hand_will give concens in
connection with the shows
whlw will bc in the park
each Wednesday night dur
ing those months.
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VISIT WESTERNNEBRASKA
Mrs.John Aronson and Mrs.
George Snyder took advantage of
the exeurdon rates on the C.D.&
Q.R.R.last weekend and went out
ta Broken Bow last Friday evening
to visit their son and daughter
Mr.and Mrs.Clayton Aroason and
family.They found them all well and
liking the west very muah.Clay
1verypossible excuse
wasused to tax and punish them.
Nowadays the railroad is
getting a rest and the subo
moblle is the object yhlchtakesthebumps.First the
govemment places a propertytax and fixes the valuation.Next s. yearly license
must be paid to operate said
car and next comes a driv
ers license permitting a persontodrivethecaron
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home of Mrs.W.F.Hemphill on
Tuesday itemoon April v.Mrs.
Ed Stevens and Mrs. Chelsea Whitfordweretheassistinghoatesses.
Considerable lmsiness came be
fore the meeting the ladies srrangingtoserveluncheonanddinneronMay5forthedistrict
meeting of Rebekahs whlch will
be held in this city on that date.
Mrs.D.C.Van Deusen waselectedsecretarytreasurertotakethenlmaofMrs.Frank Curlev.
Lacks Over Fifty Votes
To CALL SPECIAL ia|.x=:cnoN
Leuven the Clty in A Pnedlcament.
No Funds With Which toCarry
on the Work
One of the mom.embarassingandseriousdrcurnsunoesinthehistoryofthesdminlstntlonofBlslrspastandpresentfinancialaffnirssms.lsfsl..mx...n ......
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which he hu paid a license
for operating and a mx lor
owning and then not andn
fied with all these, a Lax is
laid ou everygailon of psollneumthedarnedumeats.Well 1 guess thai/s
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Qin »;.;;..M?;.;..;EE isa;x;.;;;;.;a.m;.;*Q gg;thebminess meeting a short pro election held lut ta6|was lllegnl.gram wu praented by Mn.D. V.election was carried b nyMauser and tin high school girls majority which according taMarglretMnher and Dorlne Glas the mpiled statutes in the hands
gow.\city attorney wusall
ther
The committee served light re ¢..._L.»_._.
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u u u u s A vu s A | | u u | ; | u ~ » u |u¢¢\..u u v k d h\ . I ..1......n vr l A n n n n . A f n . . » | ° " ' e 1 ' Y m u a n c o r n e r .T e ¢ m " " | t o n i s s a d e n m x n f o r t h e J o h n b e e r e
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uuuusd heavily in the group
competition, taking in boih orchestraand
band classes.
Lyons high school finished first
in Class C.Ita orchestra Boys......__L .=_=.L_H...
wg W YW 1 *~1 now l;o.nuw mere nun uumg ww.wntten b Mendelssohn as athmksgivlrgto God for the inven~The 3181? folks also Vmwi She
tion ol zhe Printing mu.and K Blomqxdst family of um placev.r»mfme 1 knew iz would be in who formerly lived in sum and
terestlng to you.I!we for onef\|d §hen} well ~grosperipg.
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Tues. April 7th bor
n n ..._... n..1.N.r....;|m»m Gini.Devrease
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tion ....._....................:lug uuuer mu lmpneslmn*thang wztlbe compulsoryin *freshments.t everything was legal the*.aurance..~proceeded to nmhlme astion'''°''"''''''' FORMER umm RESIDENTS df/3°an3 construct
ufuwimminzN FOR FUNERAL pool.The bond! amounting in\Slu¢e CELEBRATE 30TH UR round numbers za $25,000 \|1d»County WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. und Mrs. Fmnk Curley. who covering a period o! ten years
a n - a u
in County,
Situntion.|
anaulmumanuuanuuuusucu
urns.in those divisions and several in
dividuals placed high lo add to the
point totais.
Friday Omaha high gchools carI
moment could imB.gin~
present day dvllizatiol
were it suddenly rob
power of the printed m
would realize what a bt
anauourOnSundaytheydrove
unny1wouldbemilasout in the sand hills andwit
bed ol ¢_\¢nessed the heavy mow in the amnessageweynHwheremanymulewokre_.___ln f\...~s.m tha um hmm md
u.u.un.Elected.
Polltim.
in Years
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No Adtiiion in City .ma Labor
anau recently
moved.Mr.and Mrs.John Dornacker,a place near Iwhoreside down gn the poqtlgerq were called back
anau is éity
to
Jes Moines,Iowa,
: to Nebraska this
anau old md the work
ataned
on the pool.Ah this wu done in
Z0d faith with the lull belief that
everything was being done accord
ing to }aw...
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anaun the Lighten:Agents Repon thlt
Few
Are Reqnibed
anau~QQ;H5225 §{d§£\§.éeopleln H.Bnovm w.4s DEFEATED s;~:vEN PLACED IN
COEINTY
diy out there say thxs refnt =*h{_=§_~d g
fwash~t ere t o hun an sixy our menmile;from n..$?lf..Jlffm3 The city election held last Tues :e _||fnr everv one hun
pm ox me wmv.mmnained
around one hundred guests at their
home last Saturday evening in
commemoration ol their thirtieth
week by the illness and subsequent!death of Mn.Curleys father M1.
Coryell of Plattsmonth Nab.at
the age ol seventyleur yearn.
anau11must.nonurs In un::ww .
.and small group divisions.Centrallkmd this mvention
Aa nme we nto nn bo e a me the
duty ot the city attorney w pre-
pare Gm history of the bands that
ma y might be ngmmd wnh me
Aanmewentonnrsts. South two.andl n...»"mm whim Aanmewentonnlf acne. vngq came' haekl.-.»§.§~| 'g
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Aanmewentonnr"..a;..m to ;""z;'""'
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take three first places. Technical beautiful Easter-wutlu
mt tnn nmI Rmunn nne.In ....|.¢H l hni in
Aanmewentonn
did mucheauf:Inu fn?.
Aanmewentonn22~last Mnndly dl?the climax |90 an excep W j;8 0H2r»§=}a}§n§m§%i1é wedding anniversary Funeral services were held
at
mrmmlnar hnvinlr had n moat eniov tionzlly quiet and dininterestedg Mnnh nnmrdinnr to the azovern The ewreningwas spent in playing Plattsmouth on Wednesday April
Aanmewentonn
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Aanmewentonnm1\¢\y them wasI;\;e;\:_;epu¢;|:1:1xlabreondi fda and mmf.;and thé usual Sth and the body was brought w :uw and turned over to the
pur~no issue at Y rate no iuue was tidns in all the males This scrum feast of good things was served Blair for bunal m tha fmily lot chuera.Here 7he true Bfatug of
brought out.ble lor nomeding w do means bdom the guests departed.gg the Blair seminary.Rev. A.F.**;.;ff=ff camo w light.__low wages ove the entiré conn~ewell conducted a short service e don of th dt gmmmWdgaveUGGamer a .er ....L _.__..Mr. and Mrs.Dornacker werethe at u..zrrnvn.as m the vullditv ff .h2.|..I§Z.I
Aanmewentonn...._lw -wmv -~ ~»----J
o g g !u * * l Q v a lgg!usres 01 we contest were £l0I|mn
{\h|||pl|gg!l\l.I;\bI. Conservatory ofM\1si¢\"i»v¥£i§1§2é¢wisles £0 you and'Miss Frances Koopman
hasbeen
gg!ungs neu.;rrox.James A.friends at Blair I am
Mclichur Cedar Raphis Ia.and Very sinczsrely Y f3»reelete;in ¥;$§;2&..Pxhools
Prof.A. Savers ol Nebraska Wes Waldo B_ Nielsen.which it is reported she has acleyanuniversity.ceptgdThecontestcommitteeheadedCELEBRATESNATALDAY
gg!e majority over Elmer Frain pry ana axso mwr uuuvo.:F
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furcouncsilman.1\rlr.Ga:merhas had use quality.
nnnnirinrnhln axnerience as a £01111I A ..._1_...9 ..a..._In
gg!ipients of many beautiful
giftswhich wiil be treasured by them.nnhe deceased is survived by the
wife and two daughters,Mn.
Curley, and Mrs.Yocum ol Ash
land Nah
was baud on the latest sutute
then out but in Januuy A later
shtute came out and naturally lnwritimcthehilbnrvnffl..ruma
nh}T§{L§»§f[A»}IL§.§}h§ has
made
gnod in a business way.In Second.
Ward Jnmes Robertl,thecounciimanwasreelactzd by abigmajority.In Third Jahin Mc
Kay was also melecied. QuFounh
Ward J.P. Jensen was reeluded
by a majority of twentysix.In
this ward the only battle of the
A nummer lu cuunuy n;¢»W ...ebraska have reporied that they
laced nl 1.P .;;.§:.;f%..:.;.;2 County Board
said he put out his first man on
.M rch 190|when i ordinary H ~Myernshewoxldhavesaeedthree0S
~or four men every week.
~Make Appomtment of County Sur
nyMisaMabelShiphcrdhead
of
PE.mf !P ?¥F _t_§H A group of friends and relatives p
n
ak 1;let that we were unable
to learn my particulars of the de
oened other than given above.
DANA COLLEGE NOTES
this later nutholzity was used.Hen the error wu discoveredAndit was found that inslead of a majorityaswasobtainedattheelectiothatitmust be a threehfths 111alorliy.Vfhls out a dll:
ncil
Holds
nighschoolascomposedoru.
|were\l......n\..:....\1..L.ll...l Y Dun nntp rtni nodnntp _"£€"'>' ILOU$\|
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$\|\:r Dlmr ucv.;*{V Suverkrubbe home south of ulmr
rligdgn _1@bF __1\ass ?1}f last. Thursday evening the occasion |~||QI _Q
$\|lipsl Oakland Neb.ann H.A.~.
mctzmacher, Tckamah, Ncb.lieerrsg brother,Carls birth ~
~The finni selections of the judges The evenng was spent at wrdsll:.re as fo E ~»f=Pnzes were awarded M _d Grant Request of American Legion
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tACapellaChoirwhichIStounng..Il€..~...IiIf._i?.__?nxt
Telegraphic message from Dana
n Mamnnilzrn wnn nfnrrnd Mr. .~fenm:w°= ""=f'w= "'==s'= ":f."'f"""':'°° "ta veyor ann num Uverlecra.ray|Mamnnilzrnnse.Ad
Mamnnilzrniesolovoice
medium First
Mamnnilzrnsj..clni»rgll»¢n,_nng, Mfg|
Remittlnz
Mamnnilzrn .
0_had drawn consxderal
_.....|.p Ls.......u...::.
Mamnnilzrn 50 per month with board ang Grist of Bills for Running Culmty 10718 and Mihheggta thig week umuu un:ulec|.1un usegai.
LHB
?f ~1T|$48.00 Der month without board.Business imiinntos nmeked sfudiences for F ?in the gtatute was traced
Mamnnilzrnr and Ben Lambrecnt W dn E
ennsecondMrs.Claus Schneider and n*1 e Y v 1 5
mm Mhmnin R:hnnirinr.mnmin |8111
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Mamnnilzrn UI :us ul;|..|.v1|.u.:rs lu un:
au
cation of the swimming _Pool and
also on account of the move on
the part of the council to buy
current from the IowaNebraska
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Mamnnilzrn ort is due soon
after
the .first of April which wili guptodatewagescaleinfromatmon
for the spring season.Nebraska
............:....§\.a lninlancd whom:nf
_..______._their concerts.The choirs twoGIVEAPDToPOORPEOPLEbussesarrivedatDesMoinesIowa
Snda.u yCountyCommissionersRoomThe Homecoming Concert of theDl»2..h.f¢.l»»|».n Andi £1091 4 .rn \»ra rn \......._;..J
hack through tlwee different compilationsandwasonlydiscovered
when the late statute was beingProparedforthepress(Thislater
authoritv is.howc\rer in nrmr..
Mamnnilzrn
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' T h n s : n n r c m e n t w e r e M e s s r s .a n d ! P A \ Y T H E R E G U L A R B I L L Sanluu
HOUSANDS
anluu1§{1»§`Ei'\K?.Ci'kiste1en,
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__any surrounding state according
to the last report.North Dakota
averaged only $16.75 per month
with board.
Only seven laborers were placed
on Washington county farms dur
ing March by County Agent Gee.
Bates where ordinarily during ihe
ww nw»....\.np...vi hw.The Board of County Commis
slonem met pursuant to adjourn
ment taken March 28 1981.
Present:Chas.Nelson H.C.
Blaco and Ghrlu Hinz.
The minutes of the preceding
meeting were read and approved.
_After a wreful examination of
A DBPEIAB unorr Wm De presenwuat the Dana Auditorium April 24.
Word has been ~#~ved from the
pipe organ manufacturers at Ha
gerswwn Maryland that the newpipeorganisalmostreadytobe
ordered out of the factory and that
completion of the organ as well asinstallationwillgoforwardatthe
dance with the original bill passedsomethingliketwentyyearsagoandanfileinthestatedepartment.
The City therefore has a parkamdaswimmingpoolpartiallycompletedandnothingWimwhichlnpay.This leaves the city coun~.zu ¢nl
anluuless
thousands
and geese have been clowinndsneartheMis
anluus lmibb d The city council met in regular mgnu .ana rvvver w.a mga
uncov;Hng the ~J Sim 313 and angry session Tuesdayevening and after operatmg in this territory.
zanuwi rivor nn._._|:1\|..1..\.1 ........\ ¢.»...SIU Inhn th#fnllllB.1 0DBlliIllI U16 l6DoltBl on the 8611001 b08Id UICIE W&8g¢\...|
cha ali on
we summer
the flocks
t numerous.
for several
bnaflle JILUIII £l..llC|Llllllllyg \H.J||||!¢»\r l.»Schneider and fmily Claus same rom the different departments
der and William Wiese and fam were reaq and placed on file.
ily Mr.Fred Lambrecht and Ben Several communications making
Messrs.Pete Petersen Albert applications ion positions with the
Suverkrubbe and William Schmidt..new swimming pod]were read ana..|.1 _..z.\..:_.\..|.ohun Qlan rnnff al nf insmrnnnn was
an underground current which
persons not interested couid scarce
ly diucern.Messrs.C.A.Robeson
and H.H.Brown were the retir
ing members.R.C.Hitchman me
hrnnahf nut nn za thin!cnhdidhfl.
ag
ag r the past few we
their way north for 1
months.Last week
seemed to be the mos
The bxrds rest here
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ag ys uonng moon tune we
...tjoinedbyotherflocksusthough
by u.prearranged plan.They gointothehillsduringtheday(or
feeding purposes and retum to
the land near the river at night.
Game wardens are located in ad
vantageous locating to protect the
birds from slaughter and the
officers of the low ixppear and
disappear where least expected.
A luncn was served atmnuunngm.by Mrs.Henry Suverknxbbe after
which the guests departed wishing
Cari many more happy birthdays.
GOLD STAR MOTHERS
wsu.vlsrr FRANCE
Five psrties of Nebraska Gold
Star mothers and widows will
make pilgrimages to France this
taken up.It seems that the ln
suranee for the city has not been
divided equally among the dilfsr
ent Blair agencies md has caused
some dissatisfaction The N.T.
Lund sm Estate Agaucy appeared before the couudl and made the
ststernent that their agency wasatthefootof the lin and asked
for an equal shgigegf the_business.
.........__ _... _....___.___The friends of Robeson took it for
granted that Hltchman was brot
ouiin order to beat Robeson.The
unQerground current was used md
it was decided that the Robeson
friends would vote for Robeson
only and thus assure themselves of
his reelection leaving Brown and
Hitchman on battle lt out.The result was _that Hitchmun received
same period other years the de
mand would have been nearer
twenty to twentyfive.
The general scale of local (Arm
wages also has dropped twenty to
twentylive percent except in cu
es where the hired man hanworked
ou the sums hrm for n number of
years and knows the fields ms
chlnery horsa feed etc.uuiwho
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me following bills on the outa
ent funds it was moved and secondedthat the following elskns be
allowed and the County Clerk is
hereby ordered to draw warrants
on the funds indicated below:
Stroud Road Mchy.Co.Re~
pairs s 4.44
E.B.Redfield Poor 86.15
Sclmdt Sfnre Poor 26.03
Fantsnehle Stare.Poor 12.10
greatest possible speed in order to
(Continued on P382 four)
ENTERTAIN HOUSE GUEST
Miss Msrlim Nehson daughier of
Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Nwon enter»
tained s number of friends Friday
evening in honor d her house
guest Miss Dorothen Pratt of
n.m~mn whn suant the weekend
ur ...o .Myer or u preumum~uabout ss bsd ss Andrew H.Brown
in Amos Ind Andy over the radio.The question mme up sfter the
regular coun¢.iG meeting Int Tues~
dey evening md the matter vuthoroughlydiscussedfromovaryangle.The dty n responsible for
the debts contracted and they must
be plid this much is oeruin.anddtex-looldug the question square'I'he birds present a High! W°\'U\Ispring and summer as guests oi|'I'he matter was Laid over unul meln mm or ue; xcnnescrn,
1-einm nnrtinuiarlv when thev are en.. Imam; Staten nmvernment w ndiourned meeting on Wednesday Brown,294. thus elntim
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'I'he }i i}11§m{». P(;0P 19.50|'I'he .:'§...;.:.:gag;lin thi hee it nl dem-minell soIhe\.1U¥l!vm.|:|.me lean amoum.01
au
vision.
Ihe ;.av;;;.as;;Poor am
~f»E;;aan;;ra2;were Viola nu a mam election asking the
n1.:.f|~.\ra Nami .5 frm.no on \v.\.....r:..m.1....alan um.voters to :main vets an the matter
'I'he ".f=.".f ;,.",;;;..;in iaith' fJmlI».§.'.::':.:.;:;';.»';a..i;'.....
.m|I.»¢inhi»_
'I'he and
Robesonywy......5 .... ........,.. .......,..._noise of their wings resemble, the
sound of wind in the trees.The
g-round after they have alighwd,
is liberally s.moving mass of
feathered bodies.Some fnnners
say the number of birds in #Ke
vuw. un: gsmw v. N... ....... ....-|..,....,,.husbands.The delegations,con~
sistlng of sixteen members,will
include six mothers and two
widows of men lost at sea.This
ls made possible by ln amendment
to the Gold Star Mothers' act.
Dr. Raymond Burr appeared be-
for the coundl ln behalf of the
American Leglon and stated than
the legion was sponsoring s cir-1
cus wg fg was oo come to Blair on
May and that the clty council
s u n li x v s c n o o r .' " "__EASTER PARTY
FINANCES Pno mc r
The First Lutheran church of.The annual Easter nw-Y
mm community.w m m d ».'If'H.{°§."'3 ".'3"1,"'1'¥ 'fi¥'£
ywy..L32§ifT§i'E;`.{1`blpf»\E1€§''155
George C.MoQuarrle Ex
press etc 16.18
was llarionSutllexland Prisonf
the en Board 116.25
phat Rlvett Lbr.& Cool Co.Poor 1205
mum.mn...................._.sen. Edna Hansen Murlret Flynn
Leln Kuhr Evelyn Wulf Leonard
Nelsen Harland Nelson Jens
Hansen Richard Flynn Aoben.
Flynn Merton Kuhr Raymond
wuu and Raymond Rasmussen.
with the hope that lt will carrywiththerequiredmxjorlty.
Accordingly petitions were cir
culated yesterday and a call for
an election is now being made
which wil scttle it in hoped the
ywy.. ies will run well wer 4
mil
lion.~»Iekamah Herald.
ywy..lin of those making tha remit the customary license
!ee.
trip is found the name of Mrs.The Legion he stated,wn to getConstance Jensen of Blair,mother twentylive per cent of the gateol Fireman Hans Jensen, U. s.N..receipts and that they. the Legion,
|...¢n .,an ummm P..mn in wan fn nav the license lee,This
mlssivn pmjeéf in their S'mhy..wmur D. 1. I. U. V. -W -..,school for their anxaren w1»m\!on Saturday afternoon.
sounds interesting and my work After enjoying an ess hun
no their mutual advantage.Ahny the home of Mrs.P Hum
..».u a........n.x.......mf an uw the party was nontmued at
ywy..n Sutherland
MileagetatffstfrE.Belford Stamps
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14.50 ~WORK
ywy..
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T. mininghis
legamy OI me quesuon.ID ll ahad deal md one that must be
hmdled in the ben way powihle.
ywy..SMOUTH
PASSES
NEW OCCUPATIONTAX
ywy..MlHq"sumerlanu mileage
nmwlMnmnBack.Court Cult!42.75 Cond;Uehllmru n :m . p ' ; P ; f ; , ; ; g ¢ ; i , ~ S s i f e ." i s a h - . ; i ; ' ; , . m d a i l y f o r t h e » 1 » » - m s '
l 3 | n n H n n } n \ m 1 n h n \ » i § n \ » f n u m a n i a '1" hn h d ! ! !R TB ~
un:dv.wxrhchnbird mumun:
v1921
un:eé£r¢granted
an
un:n the|2§§{n{1`§.i§I.-"f_§;;°5;"ge";,;§1°11'§El¢1="
un:;e §5ud
never
un:s your
hwbllls were gone over and allowed
md u m wmleu adjourned until
Wednesday evening.
NEBRASKN5 GROSSCASH FARM INCOME
The accompanying table shows
the five year avenge usb income
of Nebraska in-nu: with the rankand vulne of ench ugrlculturel ln-
duutry.The value of products led
md used on the farms ln not in-
nwnlked vim. interest.|'hmnty-seven Juniors were pree-The committee ln charge hnbfnt and enjoyed ,he gnmeg and
loaned each child a capital of 151: usual 8006 time.
whlc hthe ya re bo us elna ny wa y
lbw can to earn more money as BLAIR sscunss 19sz DIST.
garden work, etc.ln t he ml a c o mmnc lu. c o N' rEs 1 ~
mission Sunday will be announced .
when each member wm brine ln 'nu .umm commercial contesv
Lhalr 6lHlm8l~The one who hu for this year, was held at Colum-
me lmrm mmm wm be gi v e n bus lm Frldny .on account of the
n prize.g m c d l m m ,mm h m o n l y s
law entrlu ln this context.'Ihe
nnuunvmn .| " n , r" mn ¢ n 1..n,...a.....¢...\-..».....,J.»¢¢»»\e»d
..........,...,.. ......,......,......,Supplies 2.71
I. c. Eher, Co. Judge, Colts 1'r.oo
Dr. D. W. Boll, Prof. sgp
vleee 9.00
Frank Brown, Poor 00.00
K-B Printing Co., Supplies 1414
Omaha Printing Oo., Supplies 1.60
Aug. E. Johnson, Poor 8.00
s. w. Chximbers, Agt., Innur-
nnce 00.75
Zion Ufiibe Supply Co., Sup-
|_.1>lieg__._____20.95
rounding into form Besides tak-
ing A pm in the conference track
meet and the Trl-Valley track meet
they will probably have dw meets
pvith Hufmn, Iowa und with Arl-
ington, Neb. The Junior High boys
are also pncti dng the vurloua
mek events and v m probably
have A few dull meets with some
of the neighboring schools.
BANKRUPP SALE
blllsocupauunmxommaneepassedbythecitycouncilleviesBIRTHDAYD|NNER
bllls "
BUSINESS ANDSOCIALFORECAST
blllsryearonwholesale
bread
warm.fruit vegetnhle and soft Mm Olive J.smml md.daughdrinktrucksmakingdeliveries _to ge Misses Frances and Grace oflocalretailers.The fonner ordm Lhln city and Mr.and Mrs.B.B.
ance provided $150 per year nm on Smlch ol Omaha wen enkrhlnedbread wagons but miter A dwdon for dinner on Easter Day at the
blllseFremont case in
supremecourt,no attempt was made to
collect this sum the put yen,and Omaha baking companies
paid oniy $7.50 per yea:required
home of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.
Smith in Omahl.The dinner
given in honor of Mr.Smi
mother whose eightyfounih bi
day occurred on Apd Gth.
bllls
lLhs
rg.The
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vers.ldles Cattle
Hogs .Wheat
00m
Butterht
Esau
Sheep
Chickens
Sugar BNN:
Oats
PotatoesA11HayR
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City.
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0ther»Crops
lor
Rank
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$1
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Value
35,383,00020,221,00009,022,00044,818,00029,001,00014,580,00010,002,00010,004,0001.150.000s.s1s.o00
s,s00,0002,421,0001,401,000021,0002,120,000
uuuusa mnmnnnannr
The Chamber of Commenie so
lldtlng eommitiee are busy ¢odnYsolicitingmembershipfortheensuingyear.This organization has
of low become proetimlly o closed
corporation dlctated 00 by the presidentandhasinthemindsof
mnny failed to iunctlon u it
uhodd.
ArrEND ruulmu.
OF RELATIVE
Mr.and Mn.James A.Rhoadl
vent over into Harrison eountyIowawdlr.Thursday.w award
the funsrd of a cousin Will
um uswsnw Moata.
lvhvwllls wuww .q».~..Blair:Helen McMlllB»m Madam
Jelisen and Elizabeth Grimm.The
results of this contest have not
yet been announced.At the business meeting of the
association the mmmerdll supervlsonvoled00placethe1982
contest at Blair.This oonteat in
umdly placed with only the larger
schools of the state.The commerdalsupervisors5tlmirvote
i
electedMlaa Bud: 0¥.~.».w olthvlocalcommercialdepartmentasvicepreddmtoftheassociation.
We wish to eongntulan Mlas
Dnnvelovr for iha honor eonlaneglownhormdherdforhinseemingnmyeahoommerdnloonteat
lu Blair.
Zloh umee Supply Co.Sup
plies 2.00
J. A.Pewrson Poor 88.46
Dr.E. S. B. Geesaman Prof.
Servlou
Fred DeWeber Poor
J.A.Petersen Your
John leehy Labor
Jullus Schroeder Labor 2.50
E.N.Manley Labor 8.00
Jolm J.Fitzgerald Dnzdns 11.70
H. C.Bbw.Work a mem 68.17
John J.Fitzgerald Labor 8.00
Mike Andersen Labor 6.00
A.N.Belllld.Labor 04.00
L M.M¢l\\¢in8»Dragglllz
md RHPIIH 46.15
Walk!bench Labor 8.87
(Continued on mn four)
18.0066.95
20.00 Evemhlns is x>ri d ua sell and
The bankrupt sf/ock of merchan
dise of Jorle 1. Van Donnell couzdstinzofladiesreadymwear.
millinery and c1\lldrens wear etc.
wm ln for sale Saturday Aprll 11
1931.
will he sold at a sacrifice.The
public ls §»»+;;<= m aytnfd md
cl 0e e121:Pl ~J.sahmldt.Trustee.
c 0. xxocn masSUBDENLY
g000prsuthatC.0.Kr03\1h|dpusodawmydurlngfhglillllM
pg no funeral arrangements had
beenmade.
ano5
l§
26
Apr.flt
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
A r
Apr.
Apr.
lay
lhy
p .Report reached this office uwe Apr.
~Avril
an.In¢0 |1 5I452|2
l u.1931
ru.
im.ra
|931
va.an54I0llI7152425
n29I6_2530
6I5
2027 28 29 »
10Blair Second Team bene
dance.
10Play at Wranch achooi.
11Lutheran baks :de
11Dance at K.lngs pavmonfLegionCarnivalatK.ln¢a24HighSchoolDay24TriValleyTnekum29CountyAehlevemmtDay0E.C. N. A. A.track mu17Bwnlsuuu
of local retailers.Prior m pu- table was nreriilv trimmed v
sage ol the $160 per year mm x-:am a ~u d flenforcexhie pmvidon, the rate to The ~ S E Z : i m cg:
bread trucks was ~ per yqr, was not lorgotwn.
which had been paid mgulnrly,.
without nrvwsb-Omnhn Bee v ls r ro ns mo m c a x c .4 c
nu: 'luv 'rn CDIINTIES v..sm mmufv mn nf M.-.
which Treasurer T.W.Bus
dis
tributed $167113.85 of state gasolinetaxfundsbccountiesthe
amount being onefourth of the
mul eolieetionn which go to countiesona basis of the number of
automobiles nedamred.The amount apportioned to
Wuhington county in $1709.80
md to Bmt county $1660.1l.
.~...._......_......_...Mn.Louie Farnberg of this
accompanied by Mrs.FambergrivedinBhirRanSunday1
weekn vidt with relatives md
friends.
John liven in Chicago wher
enjoys a lucrative podtion nr
doing nimly.
Fnhlon Canker Beauty PAH
Phono 47Alloc 1rlplett.1
which ~£m= .€.nZ..&§¢i:ai¢f»¢x2.».»>Z.2_;.»
&<;;1;§_.;§
" ; ' :
» r m Bixlr, Nabruh, Avril 9, 1931'l£°¢°'1"°
~mmy W i nn
'l'h e be e | o i tl 1 e | t a te ln1 9 2 9
made 2,sao,szo pounds qt honey
f o r r u r h t .The n wma 4z,1a2
colonies of them,working sway
the seuon through and putting up
an avengs ol eo pounds of honey
per hive.The mnrknt in 1929wu
not so good.The prlce ncelvd
wu1 2 a nt s Apo un d,a gn. lnl£ 1 8
and 19 cents of vmedinz years.
But even at the lowerprlce, the
busy lite fellows that never mp
to whimper hard times or uke
. \ .were Snndny dlnnergununt tha Chnfda Bogart home.Merrill Johnmn vu in Blni r onThursday having dental work dons.
Mr. um Mrs. Lloyd Johnson mddmghteruwereSundnydinnerguestsof Mr.md Mrs.ElmerThane.
Mr. and lin. Chris Vinderdev
and family visited at the OttoChrlsdmsenhomeSundayafter-
noon.
Mr. md Mrs .John Renh and
children and Gun Huh lpent Bun-dny ntoemoon at the Cleon Wil-Hnn home,
Mr. and Mrs. Chrk Bmwnin~ of
n l s m l c r D a c n / n w r o n v
o o
The En t Ce nt nl Declnma
union will bg held at Pla~..
Frldny, Aprll 10, meonllng to
port received from Prof. J.
Nelson of tho Fremont high .
The orahnrinl and humorousislamwlll be held ln the the
stating at two o'clock, tha .
pcnnecux eontan md the .
htic conhst wlll he held ln th~
nlnz starting lt 7:15.-
Ammmul """"mm m T H E
n o r r o m ~
nm. Ge v m M a an h-Oets were sm.§"S»'L§.'G.m Ji fn,
o n wi th Mn.Om: Guy e r of
s m r .
llr.a mlM.n.Eli Bo wda 1 o fTe -Immah.spent Sum!sy_ afternoon
visited Wednesday with Mr.mdMrs. A. R. Beale: near Kennnd.
Eugene Bunn stayed until Sunday
with his aunt, Mrs, Beale!-G¢°l`Ke Beard in having his houseraised and foundation repaired.
A.. E. Dixon sent 88 head of Ist
hogs by Tyson md ng trucks to
Missouri Valley, Th ~
Sundsy e m of e Burn
Mr.
sen \dly .
Mr
m a
at th
Th
lped
v.n.., ¢ ...£ wa re Mr. a nd llrll f
wry
:mth
l re-thnxbool.dv-
noontem-
mm-
eve-:ot
are
l Punuc SERVICE
TRUST HARES - I
Do you invest
to make money?
nm.: -my in mad. J-»-fu
with Rdiph and Gnce Bay.§""" Kem '3' mr md M,,_|ll.r.mdllrs.HnrryTuckm-and m y v j ( T .puent.n,Mr.andMra.T.I...Tnckar licyen and dll reno e
af Bldr,were M5 athmovn nr.md Mm Prentice gmnh
vhitnn at the T. A. B dwin home, were Enter dinner guelta ut Mn.n. wma of .Bw_ __________mnh ol Hexman.L_
lu g |u u5 u U ,um wuvn nynv - 4 mvusa uv - - »--.a n d we u e c er tai nly plDI ld.p | | pi 1; o f th e up per
of th e y o u n g f o lk s .le o mi s ti n g o f o,
u ....ma U n n m Nelne n.Mr . w a s s e r v e d .
mfrWall(hvl15| "":'".a;2".';a ia."|""'" -ifnlbidmi lie-l°l -dd-9.903,710 to we gross 1Ln-mr. mn nn. c rux umwnm 01Blair, anbartained neural ..1.§»..
md Manda on Friday afternoon.'Hao Afiernoon was :peut in vim-
inn and tha Indie;hnlnul Ma .
eligible to enter this nontesg luv-Amelmn public uv.\l|¢.\a4!youwmt
Ing worn either first or second n v m ~ r w W ~ Y
pines in the sub-dimict contest \\\'-b°Pf°§P¢i¢Y°|3°
MQ in 12141 e alum "Fw »s°~:,°i ..-_ °:_ _ ._ : ':f' fQ=' °°'
Sunday dinner guesu or theLouie Grimm family were Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. Smith of Omaha, Mrs.
Frank Pitser and son,Hands.
H n .S mi t h i a a nie eeo fldrs.Grimm and also of Mrs. H. Tucker
where they cdled in the evening
before returning to Omdia.
To honor me seventy-sixth hlrth
:anniversary ol Mrs. J. J. Schnei-
der, the following guests were en-tertained at the home of hardaughter, Mrs. Geo. Fackler: Mr.and Mrs.Walter Schneider of
lthaea,Mrs Henry Mockenhaupt:
of Lincoln,Mrs.Wm. Schneider
and son,Oliver of Cedar Creek,Mr. and Mrs. Spelver and childrenof Glenwood, iowa, Don Schneider
of Plattsmouth, leo Schneider at
Cedar Creek and Mr.and Mrs.Earl Petersen of west of Herman,and Howard Fackler from theBench.Mrs.Petersen presentedhar grandmother with a lovehy
angelfood birthday cake with the
traditional candles,and beautifulflowers were also given her.Mrs. Esther Overmeyer of Boise,
Idaho visited the family o! her
Brother, Neum Warrld from Wed-
nesday until Saturday.The little folks of the HarryTucker, Ed Hawkins, Norman War-
rick and Neum Warrick families
enjoyed an Easter egg hunt at the
|ntt.er's home Sunday afternoon.Helen Warrick gent Saturday
night and Sunday ere.
Mrs. Opal Reeves was a visitor
a t the meeting of the De SotoClub at the home od Mrs. WhitWaliace of Blair, Thursday after-
noon.Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Bunn enter-
tained at Sunday dinner for their
children,Mrs. A. R.limes andJane,Mr.and Mrs.Byron Bunn
and family,Mr. and Mrs. Opal
Reeves and children.
Mr. and Mrs. David Mathewsand daughter spent Sunday after-
noon with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Mathews.
Miss Ruth Lippincott was aSunday dinner guest of Miss Flor-ence Dixon.Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Blanchard of Burt county were
aitrenoon visitors there also.
Mr.and Mrs.Kenneth Tyaonand
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Metzler drove
to Omaha Thursday where Mr.Metzier consulted a physician. Mr.
and Mrs. Metzler went down Sun-
dlly eveninlr and Mr. Metzler en-tered the Methodist hospital foran operation Monday.He surviv-ed the operation nicely and friends
are hoping for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. Carrie Whitnack of I-Iennan,
is looking after the householdduties while /Fred Metzler is at~
tending chores during their ab-
s e n c e .
Mr.and Mrs. Neum Warrick
spent Sunday at the S. S. Dixonhome at Arlington.
Lewis Paulsen of Kansas City,
Kansas spent the day and nightSunday at the parentni, Iars Paul-sen home.Other dinner guests
were Mr. and~ltlrs. James Paulsen
.
E
ML!! Em Morrison or ieaamw.spent 'Thursday and Friday with
har drier, Mrs. Wm. Kll\'1¢dK¢»
Mr.and Mrs.Opal Re ev o sjb
tended a plnochle party Ffldll'
evening at the Roland Smith home,
wut o f Blw-_\The it W. Clarke family spent
Sxmda afternoon with the TomWaksgeld, Sr. family, near Her-
man.Mr. and Mrs. Lewis La.Hoda of
Omaha, spent Saturday night andSunday with the Sam Steele fam-
il yMr.and Mrs H.G.Bertelsen
and family of Blair, spent Sunday
afternoon with the W. J. Simonsen
family.
musmn NEW S OFGARDNER DISTRICT
Mr. and Mrs. George Reeh spent
Friday evenin at the Robert Ras-
mussen home7Mr. and Mrs. Lars Jeppesen and
Bobble were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Gertrude Nielsen,near
Calhoun.
Ella Jean Tegt and little bro-
ther,Jimmie spent severed dayslast week with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervey.
_Jens Clausen visited his sons,
Leo and Andrew Monday,whowork on farms near Benson.Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Peter-sen andRobert were Saturday evening vis-
itors at the Ndia Petersen homoin the Sutherland neighborhood.
Amanda Petersen spent Easter
with home folks.`Frank Linden,Margaret andBertrand and Eda Anderson wereSunday dinner guests at the Carl
Kellerman home in Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Jeppesen andBobble were Suhday evening vdait-ors at the A. M. Anderson home,
near Millard.Mr.and Mrs.J. L.PetersenspentThursday evening at the
Oscar Gllbertson home in Blair.
Mrs. Jens Clausen attended the
Relief Corp kendngton at Mrs.Brandtls home ln Blair Tuesday
afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussenand family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Jim Sorensen home,
near Orum.
Mrs. Henry 'Tegt and cildren
drove over from Fremont 'dayafternoon and staid over night atthe Harry Ervey home.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Klausso of
Omaha, were Friday visitors atthe Harry Ervey home,
Mr. and Mrs Jens Krogh spent
Sunday evening at the Frank Lin-
den home._ Chris Jeppesen of Omaha, vis-ited his brother, Lars on Friday
and Saturday.
_Dorothy Masters gave her pu-prls a little Easter party Fridayafternoon and the 'little folks found
much fun in finding the rabbit
nests which contained the beautifulr=......._,._...u.._\._»~__.f_._
Jensen and families were enter-
tained at dinner at the Peter Jea»
sen home Sunday.The old ndghbors of Rudolph
Mencks helped him cdebrata s
birth anniversary by pl _Y
aurpridng him Friday -Mr. and Mrs. Mencke moved thisspring oo a fann north of Blalr.Mr. and Mrs. Johndgetersen and
family were Satu Y eveningvisitors at Detlef W d f s .Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mayle enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thomas
and Mrs. Noble at dinner Sunday
at the Will Ryan home.Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, Jr.are the proud parents of anelght
pound boy.'Mr..and Mrs,Herman Ralpha
were Sunday vidlorr at the Red
Christensen home.Mrs. Lena Warren had the mis-fortuné"to fall and injure herself
quits painfully Thursday morning
while about her work in the house.Mrs.Frands Foraberg enter-tained the Ladies' Aid Wednesday
afternoon.
~BENCH Nofrss
Mr.and Mrs.William Koenig
and children and Mrs. Jenson vis-
ited at the Charles Koenig home
Sunday afternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Edwin Blomherg
and baby of Omdia, spent Sunday
afternoon at the Jonas Blomberg
home.Little Donald Hagge,who has
been confined at the Covenant
hospital for the past three weeks
with a broken limb, was able tobe brought to the Charles Koenig
home Saturday where he is get-
ting dong as well as can be ex-
pected.Mr. and Mrs.Earl Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, all of
Omaha, were Sunday dinner guests
at the Harry Smith home.
Mr.and Mrs. Clark Lippincott
and daughter were Sunday dinnerguests of Mr. Hans Anderson and
daughter of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Ches Sutton and
Neil and Mr. and Mrs. John Sut-ton and Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Par-
ker of Omaha, were Sunday guests
of Mrs. Elsie Jorgensen and Mrs.Annie Sutton.Mr.and Mrs.Ted Olsen and
children visited at the Ted Olinger
home Thursda evening.Mr,and rs. Clarence Olsenand children and Miss Annie Bar-
ton spent Tuesday evening at the
Charles Husk home,Mrs. Theodore Lundt and Emma
Lou,Mrs. John Christensen and
Mrs. Annie Sutton visited at the
Ches Sutton home Tuesday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mencke and
children visited nt the Ted Ollnger
homo Wednesday evening.The Willing Workers Sunday
school class had a party Friday
evening at the Fred Peck home.Twedve members were nresnnt and
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Walter Peck spent Saturday
ight and Sunday st the E. C..lpplneott home.
Mr.and M n .Clarkson I-InakndMissVeraMcGowanwere
lunday dinner guests at the Chu.
Iusk home
Mr. and Mrs, Gene David andhildrsn vxnwd Mr. and Mrs. win
leltz Saturday evening.
Mr.and Mrs.James Pounds
pent Sunday afternoon visitingwith Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lippincottmd laxnlly.
A large number of friends and
elsdves from the Rose Hill neigh-
mrhood spent Frida; night at theludolphMenckeomehelpinglu-. Mencke celebrate his birthday.
vas. BEES MADE "HAY"
ALL WINTER L ONG
H the Federal Farm Board has
my notion of cutting down the
Jrodustion of honey, it had better
get busy with its proclamation, for
Nlebrsaka bees are on a productionmush.Instead og lolling around lh
;ha hives this winter, eating up
;he food they stored in the sum-
ner,N e b m u u busy workers
rave kept right on through the
nild winter putting the nectar
sway in the combs.
A West Point farmer reports
Lhat his bees produced 175 poundsathoney during the winter.He '
zhinle they got the honey lrom the
sap o!trees.They followed in-
:tlnct and kept rlght on at work
while the getting was good It isgoing to be a long working season'
lor bee; in Nebraska if they re-
fuse to follow the calendar and
seep busy as long as the weather
molds good and honey material can
>e found;For neither bees nor
'nen could have wld this year.
without the aid of a calendar,
when fall left off and spring be-
rw-I-loney is not one of Nebraska's
najor crops.It lsn't even played
ip by the agricultural statlaticlans.
But just the same it is an impor-
tant by-product and many a lam
ludget gets A neat lift by the work
»f a few stands of bees that cost
ittle or nothing to keep and who
mm-. than nav for their keen bv
come o! Nebraska in lures.
Fashion Center Shoes-the great-
est values i n Blair.Chlldren's
Roblnhood Slippers, Oxfords and
Shoes-sizes 2 me 6-$1l29;n m
6% to a-4159; eines 3% to 2_1
SL98;Women's and Misses Slip-
pers-smart new styles on sale
now $1.98,52.65, $3.65,u s e - l r
you want to save money on good
shoes buy yours st the Fashion
Center in Blair.12-lt
YORK CREEK NEWS
Clarence Wachter helped Henry
and Fred Petersen butcher Mon-
day.Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erieksen and
Evelyn and Mr. and Mrs. Harland
Christiansen and Betty Lou vldted
at the Julius Weber home Thurs-
day evening.
Little Llls Iverson is visiting
her grandmother,Mrs Margaret
Iverson in Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogert andchildren vldted at the Paul Brod-
ereon home Saturday evening.
Andrew Albaek shelled corn for
Jesse Davis Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reeh attend-ed a card party at the Roland
Smith home Friday evening.
Rnthimg and Willard Hugleman
have been on the alek list.Mr. and Mrs. Melvin AckennanspentSaturdayeveninga t the
Clemens Williamson homeMr. and MIB- Allred Skov and
Lyle visited at Harland Christian-
sen's Thursday evening.
Chirtis Behrendt spent Saturday
evening at the Wm. Christiansen
home.|Mrs. T. K.Iverson entertained
a number of Iadles at a quiltingparty Thursday altemoon.Those
present were Mrs. Oscar Thane,
,Mrs.Henry Hom,Mrs.LloydJohnson,llvlrs.John Jensen,Mrs.;Soren Jensen and Mrs. Andrew Ai-
back.Mrs. Iverson served a nice
lunch.Little Audrey and Gordon Reehhave been having the pink eye.
Shirley Wllljarnsen 'entertained
at a stag party Friday evening.Mr. and Mrs. Morris Chrlslian
sen and children spent Sunday s1t»
emoon with Mr.Christiansenk
mother in Blair.Mr. and Mrs
¢.__.»_\r... . . . .-...i -\.=|.»..._ .......
Brownin g tie a quilt.Those pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Perc y '1'nc k~
e r , Mr . a n d Mr a H~ r y L o r a n z e n ,
a n d Mi n s L u lu Lor enz en,a l l o f
ne a r C alh ou n , Mr . a nd Mr s . C le m-
e n s W i llh ms e n a n d Mr . a n d Mr s .
Ho wa r d W i ] 1 i n ma e n , o f n e u ' H e r -
l l {I :I
served.
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PvxuaShvxc|'l`|unS|;m.
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HANSll|| & MEHHEIIS
i.;u.2.-.,,..u-|
The following students will
represent Blair High: orawrical-
Verne: Carlsen who will gin "The
Menme nl Inwleasn¢us";humor-
oun, Dorinne Glasgow, "The Wed~
ding of Miss Bray";ufempon-
neous, Alice Beekmnn.
Ou Adv ualap
'Ho whp dawn *ha fu |;~th
thc up oi' Chlnatoim. "ll at um
Bott. r Seeds/nr
Betta: Carden-s
N<>\></
oi S t h e t i m e
t o pl an t .
FERRY'S`
SEEDS!
<\.
Now is the time to plant your gnrden.
Now is the time to melee! Ferry'a purebred
Seeds.Seeds are the mont inexpensive,
but the moot imponant feature of a suc-
cessful garden.The soil and your labor
represent Lhe much greater investment in
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3 si"£1,x f'
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FERRYS >P,FPf. i .
=iuimum 510'"`.
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bred Seeds will grow morenwoarlully in
your garden.
Thnt'n why Ferry's Seeds protect your
labor and your garden investment. They
are fresh for planting now.All ready to
grow healthful, nom-iahing vegetables or
beautiful, colorful Bowers for your home.
'l'here'a a Ferry Seed Box near you, in
your neighborhood store, with a complete
auonment of purebred Bower and vege-
table seeds. . . . Ferry-Morse Seed Co.,
pu~llc in mo.~ t . " ~ n ~ .~1 '"'
r
the ~strlhution of pollen they ef- A1~ ~eats.~
feet with thdr hairy legs and Mr. and Mrs. John Rogert and
auoeeaaand [aiiure of your ~om.
Farfx Seeds are purebred. That means
generations of need plants nre tested and
checked in the Ferry-Morne spccial seed
laboratory Gelds before any seal grown
from a plant is placed on the market
Because of the rigid leaking,Ferry-Mane
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F E R R Y S purefnrea/SE
D|v|l>|i~|>s G0 To
ALL Comafns
Ur THE LAND
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Eastigr eggs.Burke Carrlgnn
Dixon\,0f Blair, was a visitor and
took part in the fun.
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AMERICAN LEGION
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ROSE mu. ITEMS /
Mr. and Mrs.Howard Appleby
:md family,Mr. and Mrs.Will
Rynn and Gene,Mr! and Mrs.
Fred M.nyle,,l\Ir. and Mrs. Walter
Appleby and Betty helped JamesWu!! celebraie his birth anniver-
sary Sunday evening.Mya.John Petersen and Dor-othy :md Edna Hansen of Orum,visited at the Will Hansen home
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wulf were
Sunday dinner guests at the Det-le! Wulf home.
1 |D o n t W a i z ,C l e a n N o ' w
Have your Spring Clothes ready when the
Warm DaysCome
PHONE W hite 183
A d v a n c e . C l e a n e r s
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
I.|:I ::l
the meeting was led by Mr. Iver-
sgn.Everyone enjoyed the eve~
1 .,wiches, cake, mam puffs, picklesand coffee was served.The next
meeting place has not been de-
cided upon as yet.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olsen visited
at the Jonas Blomberg home Sun-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chdg Johnson of
Blulr, spent Sunday afternoon vis-iting with Mr.und Mrs.HarrySmith and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark and daugh-
Maxine of Omaha,Mr. and
~rs.Gollehon of Fremont and~s Margaret Bndgerow ol Blair,
were supper guests Sunday eve-ning of Mr.and Mrs.George
and Wallace Rusk.That evening
Mr. and Mrs.Paulsen and son,
Lewis visited nt the James Paul-sen home on the Bench.Frances Kelley spent the week-
end wlth her grandmother,Mrs.
Harvey Bolling of Tekamah.
Miss Ernestine McCoy was uweek»end visitor in Teknmah.Shewas a Sunlay dinner guest nt the
H. G. Corbin home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conety and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Conety were
Sundny visitors with their mother,Mrs. Mary Cenety nt Valley.
John Deaver was a Sunday din-
ner guest at he home of hiscousins, Mr. an Mrs. Henry Beard./Timm Tucker, Virgil Pearce and
Herman Hey drove to Omaha Sun-
day afternoon to vialt the lntter's
mother.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Sorensen en~
tertained a number of relatives atdinner Easter Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Tyson andPaul,and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Tyson were Easter dlnner gueata
at the parental,Watson Tysonhome in Blair.Mrs.Don Metzler and Virkiniaspent Sunda with her father, P.
Healey of B air.'
Mr. and Mrs. (Hyde Metzler were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andMn. Fred Ray.Miss Elizabeth Grimm was oneof the three juniors of the com-
mercial department of Blair high,
chosen .tn enter the contest al
Columbus Friday.
Miss Cora Beard and Mrs. ByrmBeardvisitedMunday afternoorwithMrs. F. Muller and at th:Charles Ray home lh Burt. count;
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D|v|l>|i~|>s G0 To
ALL Comafns
Ur THE LAND
'--._ `;~g s !
'7 ~`¥"~<.'!' '
| ` d " , \vA
To DAY'S
Esr!B|)°|_| lndinlc Sum In WhichYriof Pnehrred
Shuaholdcn Rnida
N th e In t da y of eac h mo nth
npproximateiy 2l. 000 Prior
Preferred dividend c laech are
loaded into a U. S. mail truc k andalertedouttoallcornersofthe
lend.Some of these check: gn to bud-
nau and profeuionnl man and wom-
en,some to hnunwivca,others to
workingmcn and fermeta.In fact,there ere people from
"ery walk oi life livin in 44 diE§r-ent utetu an well an in %,....=.. Cane-»
lb .Sweden,Porto Rico,Th e He -\'{lii=ln Illandl, The Dutc h Ent ln-
dlen, The Philippines and The Cam!
zflhr . who receive Prior Preferred
dlvitllncl checks mr:nthly.
4'
,A
DOLLAR
Any way you figure it--NulrenaChickMash gives you more foryour money.Two new hqadth (ac-
tors have been added-mnlx sugar' -1 »--1 - -»--» -Homin nnnltol.I i
s,,
1
_ICC!! anu as "Cn I |..- ___-,_i s e a s y t o r a i s e 9 0 t o 9 _ 5 % o f a l I _ _ c § _ i § k § ~
0¢nN\§u-enu. They will average z ms. llpleuc M8 to 10 w Laying flocks from Nutrena
started chicks will hy.thelr_ maximum az-where Mrs. Rosa Sears, mother of'Hrs. Ray, is very low.\
Mlm Mary Hurdum came from`Lincoln Thursday evening to myover Sunday with home folks. MisaMyrtleHurdum emma Wednesdayevening from her madllng duties
at West Point.Saturday Mr. Hur~
dum and Myrtle and Blrdle drove
to Omaha on business and ca?ledat the Univedty hospital to visitHerman Hurdum.
Mrs.Carl Sorensen and Mrs.Nonnan Warrlck of the Bridge-
vlel Club. Mrs. Byron Beard and
lI n .A. E. D i X 0 l\ 0 f' l I8 S e l l Im~
pravernent Club attended tha alldpysession lt the Blnlr court'house Wedn y under the mZgnmann.,¢°"§i...m m m u ml
"Spirit ot the Home" and Mr.
Young also al Linnoln, on "Cement
Work".
HU nr "mn the vear 'round
v |»°\»~~: v- -.»- ---- . -A NEW L OW PRICE-The quali ty i s be tte r
than ever before.An all-mash ration, simple
and easy to feed.Ha ve i t on ha nd to start
every chick. We can save you money on your
fe e d c os t and Nntre na will he lp make y o u
)
D|v|l>|i~|>s G0 To
ALL Comafns
Ur THE LAND
'7 ~`¥"~<.'!' '
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iniédey on your chicks.
1l|iIKot|l.'3eed.7lliNh.9M1 ~
c.
'€--5-"' 1590' " " " " n E ' " " " f " " " ' ° " `§
K n . l ' . C . C h r l | h m m i | | B I d ! .=
' | ' h a S ¢ l ! l m p r u v l m \ h ¢ G l n h m \ t E
I ' d d | 1 ; ! h f m 0 l I \ d Q | l l l | | § g 9 \ | §,yw by 4:.;=-i FOR SALE av
Iawa-N b kaLi 'and p.»'3e'F'Sc0m,§Bigelow & Unruh\R.uyi'ILh van ombenprssent..Mr andnM.rs.M I
Gerlld and Mr. and Mrs. A. W
<=»»*'~, » : , m ~ . : ' w w w
d i l l of Pluunt View Sundaylchwl at tho Fred Peck hmm.lr. and Mn. Byron Bunn andchildrenand Mn. Hugo Huck
EVERYBODY INVITED
I GOOD FIDOR GOOD MUSIC
|GOOD ORDER
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Dinh, Nebraska, Agfil 9, 1981
L.Q{,....._`.f;Q____ ...._,.. ....m...... .mfli- Jansen and familv were callersht the Martin Larsen hom# nearlArl1mrtan
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xorrcm To CREDITORS
0'I-[zmlon & 0'l-Ianlon, Attya.COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA1Estate' of Claue Bolln, deceased.
' Notice is glven`to the creditors
to appear before me at the County
Court room ln Blair, Nebraska, on
the 24th day of April, 1981, and
on the 25th day of Jdy, 1931, lor
the purpose of examination, ad-
justment and allowance of clalma
All claims not filed on or before
the 24th day ol July.1931, will
he forever barred.Dated this Zlth day of March,
~|gg|_
dly of April, 1940, together with
interest thereon from the dale
hereof, until the principal here~
oi is pald, at the rate ol four
and onehall per cent (4%%)
per annum,payable annually,
on the first day ol Aprll ot each
year,on presentation and sur-
render of the lnteren couponshereto attached as they several-
ly become due,both principal
and intel-en hereof being pay-
able at the omce qf the Tres~
surer o l Washington County,
Nebraska,at Blair,Nebraska.
To the prompt payment of
this bond,both principal and
interest.at maturity,the City
nu u u a u r n nn u n u{ H " m = f = Y u s e - r m o
Notice is hereby given that an
adjourned meeting of the Blair
Cemetery Association will be held
at the Coundl Chamber,Blair,
Nebraska, on Friday,Aprll 10th,
1981, for the purpose of electing
'I`rllHi°®8» and any other business.All persons owning Lots in the
Blair Cemetdfy are entitled to atf
ma and vote.You are urged to
mend.
Dated, April 6th, 1981..
12-lt J. L. Pound, Secretary.
` Fashion Center Shoes-the great-
est values i n Blair.Chlldren's
Robinhood Slippers, Oxfords and
Shoes-sizes 2 to W '.'fl.29;sizes
5%w 8--SL59; dzes 8% so 2-
ol on~Wnmpnu and Misses Slin-
wmn, nuns .:ul me mon popu-k r straws-all headslus in ali
colors.12-lt
DE SOTO I/ OCA IS
On Tuesday Fred and WillProchnov:shelled corn for Chas.
0. Hineline.
Wednesday evening the MillCreekClubheldtheirmonthlymating at the Chas. 0. Hinelinehome.After the meeting pinochle
was played and lunch was served
to forty.
The Womens Club met Thun-day afternoon with Mrs. Jennie
'Wallace in Blair.Fourteen mem-
bers and six visitors were present.One member was added to the Cluband three more names were hand-ed ln.Mrs.Linden sndi Mrs.Krogh had the program of exten-sion work.Mrs.Fink told of
lilv naols and bird bonds.
mum aurglrnuul was scum; v»~old frlends and her brother and
wife Saturday.She had beenmar-ried that morning in omaha.toCharles Salman, who Riva north
of Florence and they have their
homo all ready to go to housekeep-ing.We wish them much success
Elmer Mickelsen and family of
Weeping Water, Ted Klabunde and
family of Blair,, and Edna Park-
enlng of Omaha,,wer¢ Easter dm-ner K\l=H¢s of their parents,Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Hlneline.Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 0. Hineline,
son,Virgil were Sunday visiwra
at the Stormy Vizina home.
Fashion Canter Spring Coats-
s1.9s to $19.75-dzes 14 to 46-
Blaclt,Navy,Skipper, Green, Tan
-fur and self trim. Choicat styles
M¢CARTm AND
l n n r n F D D D Y
Friday evening at the Peter Jensen
home.Mrs. Ju. Thompson and Mrs.
Leon Hlndley were in attendance
at the meetin held at the courthouseWedny, as leaders forthe extension work from the Mc-
Carthy Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Cui Edwards vis-ited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Will 5
Thompson. `.
Mrs. Elton Bissell and baby and.Mrs.Pete Jensen spent Friday,
with Mrs. Jack McDonald.
Mrs.Elwn Bissell and babyspent a few days lut wak visit-
ing at the home of Mr, Bissell's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jen-
sen.Mr. Biuell teaches in SiouxFalls, S. D. and mme down forthe week-end.All returned home
Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Wil Thompson
a_nd_fsmlly and ~ a n d Mrs
Crum." ~ `
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rosenhslm
of Norfolk, visited Sunday evenlng
at the Hayes Rosenbalm home.
Kerwood Aronson, who is help-
inx hls uncle, John Aronson, spent
a few days last week at the par-ental home at Missouri Valley.
Mr. ahd Mrs. Elton Bissell nailed
at the Carl M. Jensen home Satur-
day aftemoon.Nels Hansen spentthe evening there.
Mrs. P. H. Stewart and children
of Lincoln,were vldtors at the
home of Mrs.Stewsrfls sllur,
Mrs. John Barry and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoax'and
baby of Blair, spent Sunday eve-
ning at the Leslie Thompson home.
Mrs. Dan Thompson entertained
the McCarthy Progressive Club,there being 16 members present.
Mrs. Elton Bissell was n visitor.
I t w a s ~ n o t t / o t a k e a g g -
Mr. and Mrs.James Thompson
entertained at dinner Enter Sun-day for Messrs. and Mesdamsl
Frank Thompson and Glen,Wm.
Krenzer and daughter, also JohnThompson,of Omaha,Miss La~Vaughn Hansen of Blair.
Mrs.George Snyder and Mrs.
John Aronmn went to Broken Bow
Saturday to spend Easter at the
Clayton Aronson home. 'They elmcoiled at the R. Bloomqulst homo,former Blair 1;;°P'=~The ladiesreturned home onday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fahrenlnog
came up from Lincoln,Sunday
and were callers at the JohnBarryhome.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Humsoon'spent Fridéy evening with Mr.and
Mrs. John Barry.Mrs.P. M. Wlloox,\Mrs. Elton
Bissell and daughter, Joyce Amr,
Mrs. Raohul McDonald and Mrs.
l|»|q»Inmmun .~.\|..4 M.-_
per:--smart new
now $1.98,$2.65,
you want m save
shoes buy yours
Center in Blair.
Fashion Cenwr
styles on sale
$3.65,u s e - i f
money on» good
at the Fashion
12-lf.
Spring Hats-~
$1.'I7, $2.77, $8.77-Watteaus, Bw;
.-L ~.'
LONG CREEK
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Bissell of
Sioux Falls, S. D. were Saturday
evening dlnner guests of Mr. andMrs. J. Hilmn Rhoades, in Blalr.Mt. and Mrs. Jack McDonald and
son, Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Mrs. J. Wallace gave an Easterdinnerforthefamily.ArthurRowe, Pete Jones and Guy Wallace
and families were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seltz were
Easter dinner guests at the home
of their daughter,Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Lage.
o
Chhs Hinz were Sunday dinner
guests at the D.E.Thompson
home..Mr.und Mrs.Rudolph Hansenspent Sunday in Blair with their
son, Theodore and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Rcsenbalm
and daughfers were Sunday guests
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PA'I`|'l'F|'NDER
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f q 0 f ~1.Wat ~D .I t
smunmzu
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/
In every price range Goodyear oH'ers
greatesf value . . . because Goodyear
builds mi||ions more tires than any
other company.And we can prove
Goodyear superiority before you
buy . . come in and see today's
new Goodyears . . . get our
proposition on the type
you want . . . ..
.J. E..Miller
GOODYEAR P]\1'H|=|No|sn
;,',9.m*4»== ~*5°5'
All slzu are low prleod
Top Repairing - Glass lnstdlition - Tire Repairing
mug igniting".
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g i v e n a t th e n e xt me e ti n g a t th e
ho me o f Mr s .J as.Mu lli n .M n .
W i ll Th o mps o n a n d Mr s .W a lter
No vak will se r ve r ef r e sh me nts .
Mr .a n d Mr s .Les lie Th o mps o n
spe nt Sun day wi t h relati ves near
ou can
N A M E
your price
and .ffill deczlie
Peter Jensen called on Mrs.
Chauncey Wright Wedne y db-
ernoon.Mr. nnd Mrs. Hayes enbalmand daughter and Mr. and Mrs. B!
mer 'huhlsen spent T}\\xrédny eve-
ning with Mr.and Mrs.Pete
Jensen..'
IEEAL)1. C. ELLER,~ B&f\ir,Nebraska,here by
11-4:County Judge.pledges the fun mah, credit and
.property of said Ci'-Y._NOTICE To Cnsnrro ns I This bond is one of a series}
coux'i'YE:o\:n'i,wAsH|Nc'roN $ 5 vn -couN'rY, m-zmuslun " "1|.~.».|. ..¢ I-Tdwlrd Slenist. dz-'fha Cnty of Blair, Nebraska
ceased.Notice is given to the creditors
to appear before me at the County
Court room in Blair, Nebraska, onthe lst dey of August, 1031, for
the pumose of examination,ud-
justment and allowance of claims.
All claims not filed on or before
1931,willthe31stday of July,
bc forever barred.1
Dated this 2nd dny of April,
1081.<sr:,\L>I. c. ELLER,
12-dt County Judge.
ORDINANCE NUMBER 491
An Ordinance Authorizing the
Issuance of Bonds of the City of
Blair, Nebraska,in the Sum of
}'ony~eight Hundred Fifty Dollars,
said Bonds being Nine Bonds of
the Denomination of Five Hundred
Dollars euch and One Bond of the
Denomination of Three Hundred
Fifty Dohars,said Bonds to be
Dated Afwnl 1. 1931,and to bo
Numbered' from One to Ten inclu-
sive, to be Known and Designated
as "District Paving Bonds, Paving i
District Number Eight,City ofm..:..\v..\..f..=|,..~».nf-gr-rihinu the
retire this bond on any interest
pay day after one year from the
dat.; hereof.It is hereby certified and re-
ciwd that all ot' the conditions,
acts and things required by law
to exist or to be done precedent
w and in the issuance of this
bond, did exist, did happen and
were done and performed in
regular and due form and time
as required by any of the pro-
visions of the Statutes of the
State of Nebraska and the Or-
dinances of the City of Blair,
Nebraska,qeplicable to this
series of bonds.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
the City ol Blair, Nebraska, has
caused this bond to be signed
on behalf of said City by the
Mayor of said (ity and caused
it to be attested by the City
Clerk of said City, and caused
the officiai seal of said City to
be hereto affixed and has caused
the interest coupons heretn at-
tached to be executed on behalf
of said City by having affixed
thereto the engraved facsimile
sixmatures o l the Mayor andL l l u u ,F n r m `§.f£§§I`¢¢' i]I.I"¥éi5»"m Lf c&y Clerk of ma City, which,
und!and of the Interest by the execution of this _bond_ v- -,said B1
|" " n nr \ n n;":;.i,.Mm¢11@d the:-eto;|are 2adopted
~ tifé ligror and Clerk|tures
}`§I\}l|`_iE§`{v in sid. and Deliverl All done in the City of Blnlr,|said BomL<;Requiring the City
Clerk no Prepare and File with
the Auditor of the Suite of Neb-
raska n Certified Copy of all Acts
in 'Washington County, State oi
Nebraska,this first day cf
April, 1931.
CITY OF BLAIR, NEBRASKA,
lm Proceedings Relative to the|Byinslanceofnid Bonds,MAYOR.
E:;\;s said Bonds to be Properly
l?rvi\:'IPrm|wi th Said.AUdit0!'
WHEREAS. on the lm day of
October,1930, said City of Bindr,
Nebraska,duly entered into n
contract with the A. H. Read Com-
pany for improvement in Paving
District Number Eight o l said
City by paving, curbing and gut
tering certain streets. avenues and
public thorofnres in said district
and
WHLRFAS said uork of i m
provement has been completed and
nccepted by said City and it is
necessary to issue the bonds here
thc dmtrict portion of said am
prouzmcnt after deducting there-
from the amount paid thereon
CITY CLERK.
(SEAL)
The ihterest coupons attached
w each of said bonds shall be in
subnantially the following Iorm,
except that the dates of payment
thereon shall be annually from
April 1.1932,to April 1,1940,
uml said coupons shall he num-
bered consecutively from One to
Nine, inclusive, to-wit:
No...-,_-$22.50
Blair, Nebraska, Apri 1, 1931.
On the first day of April,
l9_.--, the City of Blair, Neb~
Jnska, will pay to bearer at the
office of the County Treasurer
of Washington County, Nebrus~
in provided for to pay the cost
from the payment ol the first in ka, at llair, Nehraaka, Twenty-
bta llmc nt o f th e spec ial assess-
me n t levied agai nst the pro per ty
i n said distric t,
NO W TH E R E F OR E , B E I T OR -
D A I N E D , B Y T H E M A Y O R A N D
0 o u N c 1 L .O F T H E C I T Y O F
nk . . -xln , NE B RAS K A :
| SEC'I`10N 1.Th a t there be
mslhnrlernd und it is herebv diIeCtod
two Dolla rs an d L f my Ue nta
{$22.50),bei ng th e an nu al in -
ter es t o n sa id da te du e on Bo nd
Nu mb e r - - - . . - -o f th e " D i s tr i c t
P a vi n g Bonds,Pa vi n g Dis tri c t
Numbigr Ei g h t,Ci ty o f Blai r,
Neb ra ska ".
C I T Y O F B L A I R, N E B R A S K A C
By......--_........_......__-___-_-_,__'
MAYOR.§i£"£i§,`§\§¢&u.b1¢ bond] of md|
| ' \1 - a ...ai nu- nmmnt.of A'I"I'EST
Forty-eight Hundred and Fifty
Dollars, to be known and described
as "District Paving Bonds, Paving
District Number Eight,City of
Blair,Nebraska",nine of'said
bonds to be ol the denomination of
1-'ive Hundred Dollars each and
mm nf mil bonds to be of the dc-
..._ _ .... ..... ........4. . . ... ,CITY CLERK.
(sw x ' )
SECTION 3.The Mayor and
City Clerk of the City of Blair,
Nebraska,are hereby authurized,
empowered and directed L0 sign
sdd bonds and each of them and
£§{»u§¢E:§£ Sf 'line Hundred andlto han atilthed to the intend.thereon theirF f f u r r l n n n r i.. . . ,.,........,,_.-._ -_..__nufnbered from one to ten,con-
secutively and inclusive,to he
made payabie to bearer, to bear
interest at the rate of four and
nnehalf per cent. per annum from
their date, payable nnnually, which
interest payments shall be repre-
sented by interest coupons atmc.l\-
ed to said bonds, said hands and
coupons to be payable at the officeof the County Treasurer ol W.ish~
ingtan County, Nebraska, 'in Blair,
Nebraska, said bonds to be issued
as of and dated ApHl 1, 1931, bu
become due nine years after their
dale, but w be payable at the fm-
tion ol said City on any interest
facsimile signatures on behalf of
said City and said City Clerk is
hereby authorized and directed to
affix to each of said bonds the
seal ul the City ol Blair,Nebraska.
The City Clerk of said City is
hereby authorized and directed Le
prepare and forward to the Audi-
tor of the State ol Nebraska a
certified copy of ail the acts and
proceedings of the Mayer,CityCouncil and electors of said City
pertaining and relating to the lsf
suance ol said bonds and la fur-
ther authodzed and directed to
cause said bonds to be properly
registered with said State Auditor
my dInv after one vear from theirlandSm bonds ui be dzned bylwuhxngum County. Nébmmthe Mayor and Clerk of said City(
of Dlai}. Nebraska. on behalf oflnf the principal
said City and the City Clerk is
hereby authorized and directed toplace the seal of said City on each
of said bonds.
SECTION 2.Said bands shall
be in substantially the following
1om\, to-wit:UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,STATE OI' NEBRASKA, WASH.
INGTON COUNTY,DISTRICT
PAVING BONDS, PAVING DIS-
TRICT NUMBER EIGHT,CITY
sold bonds as the same becomt
due the full faiw, credit and re.
sources of the City of Blair, Neb
raska,are hereby irrevocably
pledged and .sul-.lm taxes as may bf
necessary to pay the inlerest there
on and to provide a sinking fum
w pay the principal thereof an
the same becomes due,shall lu
levied annuaily upon all the tax
able property of said City.
SECTION 5.This ordinanu(
op BLAm_shall bake elfect and be in fem
No.______$5W.W fmm and after its passage,appro
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESElvaI 1and publication unéquiréébPRESENTS:That the City of law,
Blair. in the County of Wash-Passed and ap]
ingbnn, in the State of Nebrss- day of April, 1981.
ka, for value received,heneby J. Hx
acknowledges itself lu owe and
Dmmises to mv m the bearer ATTEST:
Lmld Stewart,
i h l u m d i i i n i .1-
llll ($00.00) lnI.|w!d¥l|°l¢!umeumua Stltelontheilnt
C ii E
(SEA
1
yur, mbmh,_Ap;u_9, ws;
he Churches ~Mrs. Jule Onbom in very ill nt
her home in thil dty.
Wmtad A plana for genus]
house work.Clll Black 819.12-lt
m . m d m ¢ . . r .xuxmv | uwa
George McBride dmv!up
Tekunzh Tuudny on baldness.
»»
Addiph Vos!of Lo ng :~.
reject any and dl bids, wi!h or
without muse.
.By order of tha Mayor tml Coun-
an ol eh. cm uf Blah. Nehrulu.
c . E . mu ms n ,
Glenn Sundermm (uf-de); second,n m E N T E R P R I S E Sh'0mlb11\°K. Donald Rhoda; WN.
s o m ( A. l n o ms a ,m u u L n m . A n i e l l R i d e r .Viola-Flnt, Peru, Ruth Nnvhu
r s s u x n s v n ! m u l s n n (l u t e ): n w nd . n m w w . ( k o r -
giamis Brenner.
in»i x°m'im. of. M6fi"|1 nn i m
om who guarded as u hs loved.Even nut night lltdu lhrle An,tolnerm nbbed henelr to dew bo-nus he csunor come when she
ealls hlm.x unnoc ku n u m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . » . . \ m 1 m n k
1
A8 ' mm B Y ' mmm P As ' r o n s
FIRST L UTHERAN c mmc n
James N. pm.-1, Pastor
Sunday School nt 9:80.
Bible Clue nt 9:80.Dr. C. X.
Hlllwl. fa ldwr-
smim In Danish It 10:45. mv.
N. Q Cdben will preach.
EVN"-"K service in Ellzliah lc 8.
Mr. Paul Rumunm will preich.
Young People'e Society meets
Tue s dn y the lltha t 8 p.m.
Minion meetings April 16-19.
Opening meeting Wednesday eve-
ning.
Meetings Thursday,Friday and
Sahxrdly, 2:80 I-hd 8 p. m., and
Sunday the 19th at 10:46 and 8:00| md 8 p . m.A1lmeeting~uinEng-
lhh exce pt Thurldly ma Frldsy
nftemoon.Rev. Harold C. Jensen,
Dnnnebrog,Neb.,will be thegpenker At most meetings.
Chris Hinz,Work & Mile-
age '1 115.00
Howard Jennen, Bee, Treas.,
Farm Bureau 297.23
Lincoln Road Equip. Co., Re-
pairs ' u s o
J. E. Jungbluth, Dragging 24.00
Fulton a Millard, Gmding 2848.95
Raymond I§d\tenkamp, Drag-
ging 21.60
C. M. Spiker, Labor 8.00
s. H. Nall, pabor 14.00
BAPTIST
L. J. _Mo Pastor
Easter Day was a (ine dw for
our church in every depuhnant.
Sunday School attendance w u
one hundred with an offering of
more thln $5.00.The two Young
Peoples Societies had good meet-
ings,Both tba moming and ev
ning service were well attended
and the Easter spirit seemed dom-
irl-Hie the hearts of the worship-
pers.Seven people were received
Harry Tucker, Labor 12150
Harry Tucker, labor 20.00
Marshall Wilkins, Labor 17.50
A. A. Willdns, Labor 24.00
L. M. Larsen, Labor 11.81
J.E. Jungbluth, Labor 40.68
Harold smiul, Labor 2.05
Allied Western Road Mchy.
Co.,Supplies 32.80
Allied Westem Rolld Mchy.
Co.,Supplies 34.50
Clark Browning, Labor 28.40
By order of the County Court
Mothers Pendon was granted Mn
Mary Gilbert and the County Clerk
instmcted w draw warrants for
$13.83 per month for six monthi
beginning April lst, 1981.I
On motion duly made and can
Hed the bond of Louis Murdocll,
Deputy County Treasurer was :yi
proved.. ;lOn motion duly made a nd ml
ried the following were appointed
to fill the vacancies 'existing in
the offices designated:Hurry C.
Mortlock, County Surveyor; Robt.
Madsen, Overseer Rd. Dist. No. 6;
John X.Hansen.Overseer Rd.
Dist. No. l.1
011 motion duly made and car-
ried quarterly reports from the
following officers were received
und placed on file, County Clerk,
County Judge,Clerk of the Dis-
,..
..:~
PEPERSEN
MACHINE Ind Mofroa
SERVICE
Auto Bgpairhnl l apeddty
I BLAIR TOP AND TIRE oo.I
|212 Welt Washington St.I
I Goodyear Tina md Auto Glas I
l Tire repairing a lpodllty l
The Home of |
m l m o r F L O U R I
(Bundled by All Groeen)I
We axnhuxge wheat for flour I
P. C. Borenlm, Prop.|
into the membership vf thsdzuruh,
four by bnptism md three by lab
ear.'rm flowers were beautiful.
In addition w tha mmm nderlng
ti nt il made wnekly by W . w.
Freeland,We had Enter lilies
loaned by Minus Hon and Ollie
Moore, Hn. Ju. Stapleton.Lilies
wen also placed in the church by
A. J. Moon md children in mun-
ory o f Mn. Mo on a nd by mmm
uma Ind the tllluy nf Inu!! Pst-
orsm of Kansas (1¢y in memory
of M n .Everett Lnmb.We u e
gntdul to dl than whn wah-Xbuh
od flowers.
Our congregation il also grate-
ful to The Enferpriae hr thu
prominent and vnlneablo space
which they contributed in the two
issues precedng Enter.I sm
sure other eungnegations fa |a w¢
do In this maker.
|I
e rm c a m ma Co u nty s ha m.
On motion duiy made and cu-
rled A Raoludon wus ldopteé
whereby the First Nalilvlld Bank
of Omnhn is dsdgnated a depos-itory for surplus County funds.
On matic the Board adjourn-
ed bo meet pril 20. 1931.
c s c c . M c q umn l s ,
Comity Clerk.
BUSINESS l)lREC'l`0RY
Pam mpm unm hn 0...will speak at our ch yat 8:00 P. M.The publ £15 in~ 15
to some and hear one o Na hum
kia mon popular speakers.
Do not forget that wq take up
our Sbewud-ship campdgn qdn,
33? § \;°,g»§ w,"ié °'§,1"§ gS»~
as Pledge Sunday, the week fol-
lowing this Sunday is Cemvun
week.We can finmee our wvrk
in the right way if we all do our
pu t .
NUIICE To CONTRACTORS
The City of Blair,Nebraska,
will receive bids until 7:30 o'clock
p.m., of Apdl 28,1981, for the
lurnishing and installing of adeep
well turbine pump, including motor
and incidental piping and equlp~
ma rms a me to be i n s ta l le d ln a
new water well to be constmcted
by the City Water Department of
said City and said pump and
equipment to be furnished and ln-
stalled according to the plans and
specifications of the City Engineer
duly approved and adopbed by the
Mayor and Ccuncil of said City
and now on file with the City
(Berk.
ul bids should be accompanied
by a certified check to the order
of the City of Blair, Nebraska, in
an amount not less than 10% of
the ammmt bid,which shall be~
come the property of the City of
Blmlr in can the successful bid-
der neglects or refuses to enter
into a contract and furnish a bond
for the faithful performance there
of within tive days after hismro-
posal has been accepted hy the
City.
The City reserves the right to
BLAIR PRODUCE COMPANY I
T. H. Wright, Prop.|
Independent Cash Buyer |
of I
mm AIID BUS scmuw
c. s¢. P., M. Q Omnlm Bu Gdnl South
SouthboundNo. 1 11:40 A. M. my ?°=°° A. ns.5:00 P.
No.
No.
a 'mo P. M. daily (mem mo P- nr.8:15 P-
Slmday)'Northbound Bu Gvlnl North46:55 A. M. dlllyNo. 2 2:00 P. M. amy (excapf 9:00 A. M.8:00 P~
Sunday)12:00 Noon 6:15 P.Chkam In Northwlllenl
..1
M.
M
H
M.
Dr. No nun K. Bn thlnn0P'loMEl'RIg'|~
Our the Blair Drug Co.Plo n e B luk lln w g u , b y _ q w h m m t
l Phone 208 Qlnlr, Nob. |
o
FARRELUS
CAFE md ROOMS
Home Style Cooked Mah
md Bun Dena!
204 Whlker Ave.
l l
ten i n n e h a r ll -l l Oxchutn, Chu C-First, Lyons
(m w);Awami,Peru unto);
n ihird. North Bend.
1 - # 3 G i i u g m , m m s - m m . A u -
I bum (|h\'g;ueond,: m m c m
(|¢|te); third, Btmmahurg; fourth
nv... ...,-.... _,_____ _, _ _ot htm, and even Jammu, mm( slhe | | ,mrn | ko mma w hznv nps lthe chnpd ynrd, ubamed at what
Iml g h tl e n i n hh h e a .O d d w uall we had lat! to ul of otha: an-he md Bepdbah.And ll |.| Bup-llbnh hr whom my h ; _gcpl
lntarsduuueucsd-dl-lin
:ttha putof1 !a a tB1 |dr,l
~»°='P"7Y$'§s»
I! you v/ani the Beet Values in
B i d :alyayl try the Fndzion
Center Fint,12~1¢
Edwnrd Jenkins of Arfdngtan,
vidlied his pamnta,.Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jenkins last Sunday.
Mn. Fnndn Bnrton of Wetaloo,
Mr. and Mn. Max Bain vidfed
Mx. md Mn. John Bda at Craig,
last Sunday.
Mr. md M n .Floyd E v m at
Coundl Blnfh. spent last evening
vldflnt mm frie nds.
Mr. md Hn. He nry Mo nke of
Fantanelle,were visitors at the
J. W. Blatter home Monday.
Mrs. Joe Edward:suffered an
:Mack ol eppendidds last 'l'hure~
Mn. Clyde M. Allen entertained
three fables of friends at brid8¢
last Tuesday nltemoon.Mrs. G. L.
Dixon bu the lucky high player
f d Mn. A. A. Compton scored
avr.ty ents were
served.
Clem Vi z o l Chluzv. and hi l
brother, William of city were
guests at the Carl Kel home
last Saturday ev for dinner.|Clem came in Saturday momlng
llu = h x , n m .
|0|.klnmd.I moot.For surqydoglg nga Old ~" " ' ' ° " ° " ' ° ° ' ° a . " . . . ; . ;' ° ".:':.';'
l l sux Sf-°<=¥inml me We i r-GUMm m w x m v m a S tr i p e ,$1.60 ma SL95;Flstone
api :-:do n qf c u um mr if sum Chillun, $1-50: comm chu-"" d u n 5 ,g e fan or Service Weight Sl'fnli
' ° "n ' , , , , , | , m m m a n l k u m »¢mm§»¢1 heInn . " ' ° . zu m " L ,m n w e u u m z g v - m s
nerlptloeg price.EVM mbnaibet silk w tap hose n i :sf.¢'§"$'»iZ
mit ;au»u:a.¢m 115;-u__°-=-=~ m o, all =°'°;';* 1°-'=f~;=;_°=°*;;
you wm e u atnpthe twa nthnpublllhe t : n always gry we Fashion
r 1z~1¢
gum mm ln hh uuna nu. wmaA cord ntuched tu hh mek, mdIbdluv ethe yknsv rhowmtnlkto
'Hepnlblh now d t !d o n lomuch. keeping any nom others.and every evening we n o himmn ln s about the n h to tha
chapel yard u If hoping to had
some one them Oh, wh!! | ter-
rtble thin: ll dum, which rand.:un all wltn its kde! m dmol ButI mm! not monllza or nnhnrdonmy gloom or yon wm wuh I had
mmnlnal dlent mother month,
"It In | glorious Inna hers. The
5 each other.
.
apgnt_ lnqt Frldly viddng he: old [day but is nomawhu improved.[tor n si->"~ visit witlmhil muther
n =1 illronelSTATEMENT OF uwmsu-smr
I hereby certify that the under-;||-u¢|_jDp"\,\|,h¢,,.m1 mlnlsfins
edifor of The Enterprise.Thntthe
owne r ll John A. Rholdes,ako
Ion e wo nd en It th e mist y lp at l
on t he ydlow pag e u e a nn.
[ram mm?)
of ml num or THANKStlmtthereisnolmownbondhold-Iurl. vrhltloever.L | - u r n f - a n n a Wa vm. on wmnwledze m n
John A Khoades,r \ n r I \ l I I \ l I I I sincere the kind expression
Subscribed and uwm Yao bdore ly Jann Ullv or tcrv nd ~ol your sympathy Elpe¢iaKy
me thll 29th 'hy of Mlrdl. 1981.thank the Indies for renderinz the
Wm. J. Maher, Notary |b7Doublld.\yDon.l songs,wo the niinlster for his
wg;"; :°',kind words cl uymplthy during our
rv m.great sorrow,the death of our
mntlmr. Mn. han; Rasadmr.
BL AIR man W INSIN MUSIC CONTEST | -
;ed from pxge one). j<c<>num=»1'l -it ~_-|"mi'.1,,n@;ai §,_0¥Ck€¥
Omahn South,Dorothy Robinson;
second,O m l l m Central,Mnrjorle
Maier (both w state finals); third;
Fa lls C i ty , D o n n a E u b mk ; f o u r th ,
Bln tumo u th , Ma r g nr e t S lmlle n be r -
gm-.Gir l's solo,voic e,I- llg h -F i r s t,
Oma h a C e n tr a l, m e ly n Cha ndler;
sec ond,Elmwo o d ,Do nn a Gre ene
(s ta te f in a ls ); th r ee , Omn h n B en -
son,Ma r lo n And er so n;fo u rth .
O m Sou th , Ir ene 0 'Har n.
Boy 'g s o lo , h i g h - F i r s t,Oma h a
O e n t d , T o m O r g a n (s tn te ) ;sec#
ond,Tekmmnh,Ke n ne th Hn m b l ln
m,..\.u me me lo d y or u n b e l l ha df o llo n li k e n xe a e d lc tlo n o vu th e
P ln ln l o t A b hnrn, so penc e ond
hnnplnenl followed In th e too!-
Frllnce.A t m e str o k e o t a pon.m r n continent changed handl-
nn d fr o m th e pu lp i t. : or th e C m-
nd u t u we ll n o f r o m th os e o f th e
Enz luh c olo nie s voi c es were nlud
ln g r au md a to God th at th e c o n -
n lc r vu e n d e d ,E ve n th e b a to n
relolc ed, tor d uring the month s otln llnal ago ny the h eir! ot the nn-
tlon hn d been u p p e d by corrup-
tlc m an d disho nesty nntll mlm had
c r u mb led ln me n ' s so u ls md B m-
lnh pr es enc e c nme to be re nrd ed
na A g uar antee of llb erty n nd not
g o f the' c ollq neron o f Ne w ~ family
Mr ( a n d Mm G . F . P a u ls e n
md fnmlly
CARD OF THANKS
I wi s h to e x p r e s s my a p p r e d n -
he lp ed mn i n wln mln g the b e dr oo m
m l m d u r l n g t h e Fashion Centex-'s
convent.Gretchen M. Mencke.
DANA COLLEGE No'rl~:s
(Continued from page one)
|to my tr - le n d s wh o n o k i n d ly
h a ve th e o r g a n re a d y f o r dedic a-
\ 5 u : \ u : } ;u n c c ,v u u u l u .lC\..I.l.o|l u i ;
Bayer;fourth,Fremont,Fo
Johnson.v\ e _ _.. . l. .!3i...._1.f|....__...._lf..\...
u n w e U m u m u y o r u e x e u t .A g i u uthe sun was golden ln ltl promise.M e n c a l l e d t h e d a y s m m o w n , t h e
f r o n t i e r s n l n m h e r e c l t h e m o a t t a n c e
tio n J u ne 1.
Re v, A . M
r a s k a n i o n e i
E. Andersen, aged Neb
ar. who founded DaneI
II.
a
l ' l l l l D H I I U I I I I Q \ l § || m m m l ~g i g *" ' _" _ ' ~ ~; - ' M - - 1 - - t ' --~
E r l e b r m ( m u f i n a l ) ;l e e o n d .; _ r ¢ ¢ n .E W U ! ! S m i t h I I U U B ;d u n p l a y e d w t a l t ? : g s ~f = ; _ _ § = \ = f ; § - _ d1==t h a e i e l r 1 8 8 |
__ l _ \ | . -.._.__l _ 1 1 |___._\| l . - l _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ _ | L _ 1 - - - . . n -n t n d ' n r t h ,uu ra , u e xg n wn Pr ep . J o an An war -
ak i ;fo u rth ,Columb us,Ge rtru de
B e u e m n .
C e llo s o lo - F i r s t, Oma h a S o u th ,
L i l y A n n K r a t k y (s ta te ) ;sec ond,
Falls C ity , E vely n W ilti e.
I - ' lu t e - Hr s t.Oma h a Central,
Ma r g ar e t Bedell.(s ta te ) ;sec ond,
Dav id City , W il'da m Levi tt (state) ;
thi rd, Blai r, Ruth Far nha m; fo urth,
Stromsburg , Constantine Tnzed.
C o r n e t - F i r s t,Plattsmouth , J ae.
Comsto c k (s tate); sec o nd, Du nc an,
Le o n ar d Mlc e k ;th ir d,Ar lin g to n ,
Ric hard Cady .
Bo y 's so lo , med i um- F ir s t, Oma -
h a Central,F r a n k Un de rwoo d
(s ta te ) ;sec ond,W i lli a m Llg g ate ,
O m a h a Tec h (s tn te ) ;third, Osc e-
ola , De lr os e Bu c h olz ; lo ur fh , Pa ul
wen' ey es Tna e were me na y s oran a u o n s h lr lh when th e B d t o n
mi n gle d with th o se uh o m he h a d
Franc e lnlo Canada.
In the sox- lug o f 176 1 J ee ms re
turned to th e Richelieu.Ma d ameTonteurhersplrltsubdueda n d
her malic e chaslened pla c ed in to
hts hands and those ot her d ough
ter the br oad do mnln o r To u te o r
man or whic h i t wa s her de dr e
never to see agnln Tha t the ho me
o t their fu tur e wa s to be b t
amld th e s c e n a o t o trag ywhi c h ha d bro ug ht th em together,
an d whe re they wo uld feel th e
presence n t loved a n a wh o ha d
found happ ine ss ther e a s well as
death,brought to 'rolnette an d
Jeems a joy whic h only they c ould
unde rstand For the c ha rre d ro lnl
of To n te u r ma no r on d or Forbid-
.=--_,.¢| ... . . _a . -__._. _
defeated,an d transformed Ne w
,.
Comme nc e me nt Addr ess f o r the
College an d Semulhary,Ma y 2 9
Th e Re v.M ,L .Ki r k e ga a r d o i
P d la L u th e r a n C h u r c h o f Oma h a ,
ha s be e n i n vite d to gi ve th e B a c -
c alaure ate Ad dress.
Dr. Gulllxa en, head of the Luther
Semina ry a t St.Pa ul,Mi nn es ota
ac c omp an ied b y Rev. J ohn so n a nd
M r .L o t o l O m a h a ,we r e D a n s
College vi si to rs Mo nd ay .
A la r g e nu mbe r o f weekly
news pap ers a n d also so me da ily
news pap ers h a ve been ru nn in g
ar ti c le s a n d p i c tu r e s o f th e D a n a
Co lle g e C ho i r whlc h i s r ap ldy be -
c o mi ng a n i ns ti tu tio n of wh ic h th e
en tlr e s ta te is pr o ud .Citlo en s ol
B la i r sh ou ld p la n to hé or th is
Panache, Strvmsburg .1 - F i r s t, Oma -
mecond,Oa k -
W e e p i n g W a -
»n.
`irst, Fre mont,
sec ond, Ash-
(s tate ) : th ir d .
ou r w w e ;we r ;"uma,umm wlle pr lba h Ad ams ; and whe n J ee mv
reuc hed| ¢he hallowed ground h ehad left Ma y ears before, he wroio
Tolnette.wh o wnlted ln Quebec,
telling her h o w the hllls nmlled
their welc ome.How green w e
nbnndoned meadows were, and that
every where n o we n ha d come to
b l e u m e soltlludn und th a rent-
c hni r i n their Ho mec omin g C ono eri
A p r i l 24 an d e n jo y th e pr og r ams
o l th i s g r o u p o f f i f t y sin ger s who
a r e tr a v é l n g th r ou g h f i ve s tate s
g i vi n g s o me o f th e f i n e s t k i n d o l
p u 'ty to D a n a C o lle g e a n d th e
\ommu ni ty .Th e f o llo wi n g
ladr stud en ts ar e o n th i s l w o
Boys' small zmumha Central (sbate);
la n d mm); mi r a ,
ter; fourth,Arlingm
Boys' solo, low-F
Robert Bali (state):Dist. No. 1.1
011 motion duly made and car-
:|..-ed.Th er e was a la rg e atten da nc e
of memb er s a nd g u es ts .
f o llo wi n ~offic ers w~re rec eive~
a n d plac ed on f i le ,Co un ty Cle rk,
Co u nty J u dg e ,C le r k o f th e Di s-
:'
PEPERSEN
MACHINE Ind Mofroa
SERVICE
Auto Bgpairhnl l apeddty
mm AIID
c. s¢. P~¢ M. ¢ Omnlm
Southbound
No. 1 11:40 A. M. daily
No.
No.
B 7:60 P. M. daily (sxoepl
Sunday)Nndhbomnd
4 6:55 A. M. dllly
No .2 2:0 0 P.u.au1y (excapf
Sunday)
Chkam In No rthwlllenl
Wutbound '
No. 111 8:85 A. M. dl-"Y
n u h m ma
No. 122 6:80 P. M. dlily
|
I BLAIR TOP AND TIRE oo.I
|212 Welt Washington St.I
I Goodyear Tina md Auto Glas I
l Tire repairing a lpodllty l
Your old car taken for part or all
.of the down payment.
Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co
~sALEs... .. .......sERv1cE
1930 Chevrolet Coach
Hen ll an lded nr in wonderfd
lbnw
DOWN PAYMENT
$175.00
mmmsuussnu
mmm Ȣ An mmf
OfleeOver 1"°~°'; Shia Bllk
1929 Chevrolet Coach
Lute '29 in fine condition.
DOWN PAYMENT
$140.00
1 9 2 9 M o d e l A T u d o r
like New
DOWN PAYMENT
$130.00
uncnsncx
BONDEDABSRAIYIB
omeunlluhkldg.
I|I
_ _ _ _ .. _ x - - _ -
The Home of |
m l m o r F L O U R I
(Bundled by All Groeen)I
We axnhuxge wheat for flour I
P. C. Borenlm, Prop.|
c m - s c m m n
o m » m s u n n a u m a ¢ .:
for the faithful performance there-
of within five days after hiafpro~
~usal has been acce ted b' the
l ll»l h r n n r s s \r n n h i u n u n
e h v a l l u | 9 * r r r \ \ n r i n l a u a r
r . .r l ;u t l l h - n u 2 p n u u d n u l
| 1 §w J n t " t
stroke~ of p~lysis seve~ral wee~
ago and the trip was taken partly
to benefit his health.
City.
The City reserves the right to
BLAIR PRODUCE COMPANY I
T. H. Wright, Prop.|
Independent Cash Buyer |
of I
BUSINESS l)lREC'l`0RY Bn: APHILS LE
Four and Six Cylinder Cars
(The finest we have ever offered at
Greatly Reduced Prices.Here are
Chevrolets,Fords,Pontiacs and
many others.
IIS scmuw
B u
10:00 A. M.
mo P. nr.
B u
9:00 A. K.
12:00 Noon
Go/ln; South
5:00 P.
8:15 P.
Going North
8:00 P.
6:15 P.
M.
M
H
M.
Dr. No nun K. Bn thlnn0P'loMEl'RIg'|~
Our the Blair Drug Co.Plo n e B luk lln w g u , b y _ q w h m m t
l Phone 208 Qlnlr, Nob. |
1918 Pontiac Coach
In me condition '
DOWN PAYMENT
$100.00
n n . w . r . n E u m n . z .IDENTIST|
l o e n h d h m 1 v Ho l | o ' l \ a | ¢ n |
m u h ,|m u f . N ~ \ m . h
Many Others
To Choose From
1918 Ford Tudor
Mator, tires, etc., |004
DOWN PAYMENT
5100.00
_ . . - -- . .3 _ . _ _ .n m m A s s 1 1 u \ c 1 ~ a m u
c o m m s !
Bo l ddl Ahl h-s a u
PHONE 1s
r u n m a .l l l l r . : m m m -
x
o
FARRELUS
CAFE md ROOMS
Home Style Cooked Mah
md Bun Dena!
204 Whlker Ave.
m¢.inwm1.Jnn»
Dail!!
;|L-1 N 1
.ommmsuunmxmasw ~ngmzss m m m .
land, Gslbm F1m wna lm fnllr*Alfanfl .TannenSc huy ler, J oe Koo ry ; four th, Hum-Ing places of their dead.The n he g »
boldt, Ed win Be ntley .set to work with the men who had vi
Vinli n_F'i rnlf Oma h a flo ntr al E°"l°~ wiu khlm* gud in me 'Omen | Vi lr.
................... . ..... .,.........,n Ca rlse n, Vi ola Ha n se n, Ruth
mntlnlfn r1:|1....+,.... ......a rx...
James Peterson (atm/e);second,
Wahoo,Bemice Rundin (sl.ate);
third,Creighton Prep,Theodore
Kawalsld;fourth,Gretna,Louis
Connor.
Small group,waod win- -Fir sf.,
Omah a Central (aLaLe);second,
Ly o ns.
Small g rou p, b ras s-F irst , O ak-
land (stat»e); second, Omaha South
Small group, str ing-Flrst, Oma-
h a Ce ntra l;sec ond,I-'alia Ci ty ;
th lr d , E lmwoo d ; f ou rth , A rli ng ton .
.~.....__._.__n .-.
To luc lls un d his boy .A h a z e o f
smoke nh-Qted once more from the
c himney s ot c otta ges ln lhe valley
lands,and wi th mo th e r summerme lo wing ot c a ttle and tha bloat-
ing or sheep rose at evening time.
un d the old mlll wheel lm-and
ugaln, a nd often Tolnelt rode be~slda J eems (ounr d Forb ldden val-
ley.lometlmes wllh her h a l:l n
c ur ll,wi th u ribbon atreamlng
from th em.
lt wu ln th is ue c und y ear, when
th e e h e r tn n t h u r r s w e r e m m o n
the rldge| ,thuz nlrn ngon c amo
oth y B a xte r .l
COUNTY BOARD l
TRANSACTS BUSINESS
(Co ntin ue d fr om 'p ng e on e)1
Ne b. I owa Oil C o. , G8 3 48.31\
Car l M. J en sen , Lab or 18.60
Inte rqmh e Mc hy . & S upp ly C o.,~
Rep ai rs 2.05
Ne h r .I o w a Oi l Co.,G u 15.89
Ne b , I owa Oll C o. , Ga n 12.11
Geo.Mor ri s, Rep ai rs 18.00
L u n a w w w w - r l r a t ,u m m m
Tech, Ida Gitl`mam); second,
Blur, Cla n K gh (ata!e); third,
Stromaburg, Vivian Nordlund; dth,
Oaklnnd, Juneline Pdmer.
¢..»....\-..
down the mu from Tontenr muone evening. two men and A womanand n girl.The men were Sdnocu,
and the miller. who met them dm.eyed them with suspicion u wallas wonder, for whlle the zlrl wal
Vinton~Evans Che
pairsJuhn Hall, Labor
s m Ha ll , L lbo r
Oma ha mm sqm
Y .C o q R e ~
9 c a n
~1
P- Oo., R¢.
12.00
.uwnmyGirlz' glee, Clue C-Firm, Eagle
second, Peru; third, Arlington (nil
K0 mm).
Boys' glee club, Class C-Flxst,
Lyonn; second, Arlington (w mm)
Small group, glds-Flrut, Elm-
wood; second, Omaha Tech; third,
Scromsburg (all m state).
(sta\e); lecond, Falls City.
Band,Clue B--First,Blair
Orchestra, Class B-Pam, Blair
'<~w~>;second,o m m a ( w w ) :
third,Teklnmh;fourth,Plnltv
....»...».
pretty and the woman whlte, thumen who accomnnnled umm wen
demo and (all and marked bybattle.They were also extremelyproud. and panned the mlller with-out heeding his command to mnkethamulvel known, stalking to thefrom ot the big house. followed by
:na woman and the girl.whenToluene nw them and gave InchA cry that the mlller ran back hrhh znn.In thll way Tlloga cams
to Tonteur mnnnr to show Jeomnthe mr hll nrrmv had made, and
wllh him were Wood Plnon andShlndu and Mnry Duhlen.For
mln! vun after nm. mnn rm mn
pnlrs ~Nebr. lnwa Oil Co., Gan
he Thompson, Labor
58.80
26.69
zona
9.50
24.81
11.40
12.00~;g=_1»»=» Service Stldon, BA-
rs 1.40Omaha Road Equip- Co-» Re~
pairs 11.90
John Gallagher, Labor 6.90
Fred Ludwig, Dragging 2.70
4, A, Wllklns, Dragglng 15.80
Nab. Iown Oil Co., Gas
A. N. Bxllard, Labor
I-Inns Beck, Labor
W. H. Schiemnnn, Repaln
HBand,Class C-First,Lyons
mm); second, North Band (state
uma, Prague.
Smlll group, mixed-First, Arl~
ington (mm).
M i n d chorus,C h u B-Fi rst,
Auburn (a we):second, Onkland
(atat.e); third, Blair; fourth, Hum-
\.-u.
killed in the frontier nghttug which
preceded the American wnr for ln-dependeuce, Tlnon returned onen
to the valley of tha Richelieu, sudns time went on, the puck of loftskinsundbrightnathanhebrought with hlxu grow Inger,tor
nnothar boy wus given to Tolnette,and ihen n girl, so that, with threefrff-3:-a=;:1':=\='f=§ -uf-ev
Mlrshall E. Wilkins, Drag-
glng 14.40
Bynm Baming, Drnmnz 18.65
Omaha Road Equip. Co., Re~
palm 8.40
Nicholas on C°rn~. Gu 82.56
Sheets & Shuey, Alcohol 8.75Imdc Rnsmuuen, Gu L30Harland Chrlltilnsen. Drag-
wh".Boys' glee club, Clue B-First,
Auburn (na w):second, Oakland
(uh!n); thkd, Osceola.
Mixed chorus,C h u C - n m ,
Peru (sf-sw); séound, Arlington.
ohne-1-'H-at. Omlhl Toth,Jos
Lngmnn ma te);second,nun-,
Dorotlzeu Gllbextaon.
W .N .u m u u m u ,m l w u n u rwu k ep t bu s y a c c u md n tlu g tr e n -
n r n fo r them.Onc e ouch y ourMa ry a nd S hlnd u wln itod Ton mu -
m n n o r , m a m n t h e m a m m u -
e h u m n when they m v d d
enou gh to tr avel th r o u g h Un wll-d o mu a .W oo d P ig eon am n ot N-
t u m to Cheuutslo.T o h n ,he r
c rlpplld rather.had d n l u p h l l
vd lln t n tmn h . n . . » \ » . ~ u - . . . . ¢ .
z i n e 42.75
Geo. Melon- henry , Dra szlns 68.85
F u lwn & Mi lla r d , Gn d ln g 2 6 1 6 . 5 0
Gllb e r t mn S ta n , P o o r 4s.sa
I m r m w M c h y & S u p p l y C o .
l u p s l u 24.90
Pete rse n Hd we. , Su pplies 4.1s
Bee kman Stor e, Po or 8.70
M n Jm.¢.m.\. 1~...¢.-n,.-_n m ll
m m i r . a ' i . z ' i . r | & . um m .'I M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' m l m e s :___|a n |t o u r o . u u
?oor 58.77
n a H 1 [|_Clninet-Pint, Lyons . Muhn
Pnlna (at-sta); second, Peru, Hus-
u m m m m m m m ) ;zum.
North Bend. George Cuey; fourth,
Tek-lmlhf Emu Wusum.
Tmmbo ne-Ent, Anhlmd, He r-
b m u m ( m m :second, nun-
u n ,Igloo Alcxandor (SUM):ghlrd,Peru,Chrenee Tmnholrlvt
¢.,m» u» , Na na md. ml wum
Tub.--Omnhn Bensom : u h m
m m ) ." Z = . . + m . ( ' z ' " ° 7 " " " 'm a -
n n e r ~u lgarmpxwm-Hut. Omnhn Twhf
I
I
lillwlllllf when uhm mnrdod 1young rmeu landovmu- lmmod Dc
Pnnq.
From one of | Ibn! nt ydlowM u n ma y b e md than l u n ,dl h d June 14,1707.wrlttln mHuey Lotbiulere-Gagnon by Huh
Amolnettl Bullln.
"ily Own Dar Nancy.--smnw hu mum over ul lureat Tontenr rumor.Odd 1| dead.xzoonnr *~_;,;° A mb! th!! 6:4ven ua to qrwhmver we look ws mlh mm,d rtnl Q hul n A to Kb puud llnc ewo hurled hlm elole xo the chlpd1 | m . _ n u l u ; a l s n n n s h l m .
.....,......\...,. - .lo.|uChris mm. Poor 8.00
Wm. Salisbury, Poor 10.00
Ponds Bros., Poor 88.09
G. L. Dixon Co., Inlm-mea 221.88
Berry BNI-. Poor
Bllir Abstract & This Co.,
Abm-an .
T. C. lard Co., BnppliuEnterprise, hal Printing,
etc.
Chrlntemen Lhr. Co., PoorMn. Dick 3¢fi¢\Il¢'¢. PoorMuion Buthdlmd, Mileage
K-B Printing Co., Alunor
Suppliau 855.20
zops
4.50
17.70
m u
aa.1o
'/s.4o99.20
x
M n .Ernest Tomblld in im-
prvving dm qdie an illness.
Min Lualla Simpson lpent the
week-end with her mnwrml grand-
mathzr,l u .Henna Shields of
Omahn.
M n .Joe Bayer of Fremont,
spent Tuesday with her niecel.
Mn. Annie C. Martin md M i n
Huy Cook.
HAHA Hon,daughter of Hr.
md M rs . J i m Mo n in mportnd
LOCAL ~
Knhn's Photos will please you. 9t.!
Plovrlng,$2 p a aaa.Phone
an 18.11-nf
Bnrmm Gnyer ~ lincoln, :past
Kn. J . H.G dmml mdM .I | |
Cook returned Mondny ~
from n week'| vidt wi th ~»--
md relatives nt Lincoln.
Dt. md Hn. D. W. Be\1 attend
od mq dedicltion banquet of 1
Evlngéllcal Covenmt hoxplhl giv
an tn Omnhn Tue y evening.
Mn.Hu.msWri vruhoness
the Coffee Club la n 'I'h\\r|d|~
nfumo onnndallhnd goodtime
ln¢ he°'¢1 \fl8»llr.d l l n .-
.a .an dc k liltllnwee k .
Hn-g\retAlhnof0mnh|,|pent
Sundlyatthepusnw,0t1oAllea
home.
Hr.mdMx1 .C.W. Go ahenbuer
The mmm lldi e s M1 5 8 0 dnb
will mnex with Mm L. C. KIUPP
this ('1'hnrsd;y)`nftenwon.
Io He r f o r n 1 e m 'B d d |%
pedlgned Jack Cl!! John Bolh.
mm. Na b.so-rf
The Foreign Missionary Sod0¢!'
vrl1 lmnt| tthnCYvwBllHnm¢ o n
Fridly sfiemoon,April 100: at
two-thirty.Hr . n u i l n. nw - S u th a rl md
Fafdtaun, mn ma door av er-
m m n e w n . n ¢ a ¢ = f .21-n
For Sak--A man yeuiing bull.
Phone 21 an 18. J. A. Nebel, Binir.
12-lt'
Furntmrc nugu mdno ura v e r-m u m m m m n m o r z 21-u.
Alla Jemnen ul Lincoln.spent
the week-md with home folks.
a d s l ¢ | l \||''W. P.. Turns: st the Warm DWI
Store.'I'-tl
G1-¢¢¢n¢n»naD°m¢pyu¢n¢1=L,
who reddaonth-eB¢I1¢l1»were
l a r |¢\r l .
ning a t ~ Ho lg e r ~ ha m s .
Mr. ma un .r°xmsuu»n1m4
01 this dty la!! tha lorspan of
this week tor Blue Springs, Neb.,when they Nm to m lb Yhdr
uw Wm. samam home.
Hn. J o hn x-mf. # lm lm ba m
El f o r n o mo t i me i n mt n r y mu c h
impmnd ntthh writi ng.
asm' with rdmuves m mu
Furniture, run and floor r.~'" "- "''''_lun Eunbem Ebernan :rem lu'.nnnlu'|.nugn -w""=--""mr.ummn.nmry von luuunwurquuuucover-\'°'°":.nnwnmw»du.uulthawsek-euddthhomsfolkl .»w.»¢nm»¢mmm¢Swd-r=*¢h"§"""",,§""d_""°"""¢n4~=m=¢1msmuy-mf-»~m1=w.
21-cz.sqm ~ 2-:"::.,. .."u2';f|N°fw Loup.the A-};§'!"=°"""' home, mm- dlV Su. FA 1.Z...,. 2111*'Mr 'noon vllliilt relative; at Mi1lud»The M. E.(n n.Mathew R. Bonded.na n . u a m n m u l '.Food! illillllli lf*-!» .¢ l. . f $ ~ h a . _ _ . - f " ' ! .'£'~ I. Smith of Nu
visited her Alter, Mrs. Elmer
hat Sunday.
I m a m :hvi1!e,\"°°"°"4 mul wwe W ." ...-illsl-She ldo n Pe c kwni nbe da fe wFradn|Mrs.J¢ns Nielsen md lliuihd-m e wbd'bm. in better st
_ .n... .nn nmnhn v-Indian last Wfkillg.\
wu t o t s lu r .
R¢gullrYI.50Parmmm&\
$5 m d$ 6NOW .m m m
a f g d d w m m m m .
Nob.Anderson h u brotherot M n .
Jmsen.
MiaaTersn.Folayzxtmd¢dtho
\-hkdsth wedding lnillvexsuy of
lh.\ndMxs.Geo.Chxisbennmwhu
rui dai ntheB!spendis trlctlmth~
west of Blnlx',onlntSundAy dt-
emoon.
Mr. and Hn. A. H. Donnelson
of lhnlmllto wn,Iam. spent a
couple ol dun tha ioreput of the
n e k vldtiug Mrs.Donnellum's
v i m .um n um G o li e h o n me
their father, Sheldon Peck.
PRING SEWING
ACCESSORIES
The woman who makes her own clothes will be
enchanted with our display of the new spring
piece goods.Tweeds in most novel effects in
colors and weaves are excellent for the spring
PTT'.,. ...__.- ~f ' i ~a.Fa
' 4 . . \ | ~' 9 \ |~#
suit; flat crepes in bright hues and gay prints .'/ ~~
are the materials for spring street and evening ~a"* Q2 ._p r é ; ,4
frocks Our wide selection and generally low .'.¢ s ~ ." § ; , ' ~ '
price will enable you to go ahead with your plans »'Q ~. ~ Q ~ f " > ¢ . . . f ; '
f o r a n e w s p r i n g w a r d r o b e w i t h o u t h u r t i n g `<~~" 2 .
y0 \.l!' purse ,.~~~\~~
n "::f'~.;~L a d 1 . s D e p a r t m e n t J ~~~,\.
2;=§ :f i \fL a d y F r a n c e s H o s e p e r p a i r . . . _ _.,.,.__....$1.00 _,f ,g f
7 P u r e S i l k , F u l l F a s h i o n e d "~~ }'_",1 ( Q
Ch i l d r e n ' s M e r o e r i ze d Ho s e 5 p a i r . m_....._1.00 g ~~ f "
R e g u l a r 2 9 c v a l u e W/,,|_?€ »`., ' f ~ °
".r *;5 "é "" '~
P o n g e t t e P r i n t s , 3 6 i n c h e s w i d e , p e r y a r d .2 9 ~ ~9
.Gu a r a n t e e d fa s t c o l o r s ~ ~ p f ' ~~
Pe te r Pa n a nd Soi s e tte Pri nts , pe r y a rd....._ ..3 9 ' i " ' \L a . . ~ .';-
'g ,l f .~r ' %~
V'Peter Pan and Batiste Prints, per yard .45
'Fast colors
.. .|_
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fIl
M
l
i|
ai
md family nm dinner guests on
SundnynttheEdoI|¢nhom¢neu'
Herman.
wni Krlly of wa n Front ,cms
is hnlng his residence property
painted which ndds smdv xo nu
|pp¢u-mae.
Mrs.J.L.Dtub of Fremont.
vidted last week at the home of'
har sister, Mm U. G. Gnmer.She
was nmompanled by her daughter,
Margaret Esther.
chmn following the meeting.
Hx. and Mrs. Holger Hmmm
mdso fn w e r e l u t Snudayeve-
n! n g s u p p e r g me n | | t t . h ¢ L . P .
Petersen homo in the Rose KillLldghborhood.
Mrs. Will |Kuhr of West sheet,
wel open house so har rehtiva
md friends lust Sundny afternoon,
'the occasion M1118 her birth mn(-
venmry.The houtus served re-
fruhments.
md Hrs . Westan Lo ng Ind (lm-
lly, southwest of BWI. and Misc
Gretchen Hawke from the Bench.
ur, spd Mn. Earl Clldweli called
at the lang home in the Afternoon.
Mr. md Mrs. W. T. Cox of Far-
s Iowa spent Mondxymt the
a o f M n.Cax'mother, Mrs.
Olive J. Smith, who celebrated her
dghty-fonnh .birth mnivenary on
that day.Mn. Smith v u the nr
dpient of mxdy cards,letters,
flower: uid other gifts.
Anderson h u brotherot M n .
Jmsen.
MiaaTersn.Folayzxtmd¢dtho
\-hkdsth wedding lnillvexsuy of
lh.\ndMxs.Geo.Chxisbennmwhu
rui dai ntheB!spendis trlctlmth~
west of Blnlx',onlntSundAy dt-
emoon.
Mr. and Hn. A. H. Donnelson
of lhnlmllto wn,Iam. spent a
couple ol dun tha ioreput of the
n e k vldtiug Mrs.Donnellum's
v i m .um n um G o li e h o n me
their father, Sheldon Peck.
PRING SEWING
ACCESSORIES
The woman who makes her own clothes will be
enchanted with our display of the new spring
piece goods.Tweeds in most novel effects in
colors and weaves are excellent for the spring
PTT'.,. ...__.- ~f ' i ~a.Fa
' 4 . . \ | ~' 9 \ |~#
suit; flat crepes in bright hues and gay prints .'/ ~~
are the materials for spring street and evening ~a"* Q2 ._p r é ; ,4
frocks Our wide selection and generally low .'.¢ s ~ ." § ; , ' ~ '
price will enable you to go ahead with your plans »'Q ~. ~ Q ~ f " > ¢ . . . f ; '
f o r a n e w s p r i n g w a r d r o b e w i t h o u t h u r t i n g `<~~" 2 .
y0 \.l!' purse ,.~~~\~~
n "::f'~.;~L a d 1 . s D e p a r t m e n t J ~~~,\.
2;=§ :f i \fL a d y F r a n c e s H o s e p e r p a i r . . . _ _.,.,.__....$1.00 _,f ,g f
7 P u r e S i l k , F u l l F a s h i o n e d "~~ }'_",1 ( Q
Ch i l d r e n ' s M e r o e r i ze d Ho s e 5 p a i r . m_....._1.00 g ~~ f "
R e g u l a r 2 9 c v a l u e W/,,|_?€ »`., ' f ~ °
".r *;5 "é "" '~
P o n g e t t e P r i n t s , 3 6 i n c h e s w i d e , p e r y a r d .2 9 ~ ~9
.Gu a r a n t e e d fa s t c o l o r s ~ ~ p f ' ~~
Pe te r Pa n a nd Soi s e tte Pri nts , pe r y a rd....._ ..3 9 ' i " ' \L a . . ~ .';-
'g ,l f .~r ' %~
V'Peter Pan and Batiste Prints, per yard .45
'Fast colors
.. .|_
_,l|¢m\Q.§f.l'__`f__~'5Z '¥'€~j»;¢¢fP '-
}
fIl
M
l
i|
ai
md family nm dinner guests on
SundnynttheEdoI|¢nhom¢neu'
Herman.
wni Krlly of wa n Front ,cms
is hnlng his residence property
painted which ndds smdv xo nu
|pp¢u-mae.
Mrs.J.L.Dtub of Fremont.
vidted last week at the home of'
har sister, Mm U. G. Gnmer.She
was nmompanled by her daughter,
Margaret Esther.
chmn following the meeting.
Hx. and Mrs. Holger Hmmm
mdso fn w e r e l u t Snudayeve-
n! n g s u p p e r g me n | | t t . h ¢ L . P .
Petersen homo in the Rose KillLldghborhood.
Mrs. Will |Kuhr of West sheet,
wel open house so har rehtiva
md friends lust Sundny afternoon,
'the occasion M1118 her birth mn(-
venmry.The houtus served re-
fruhments.
md Hrs . Westan Lo ng Ind (lm-
lly, southwest of BWI. and Misc
Gretchen Hawke from the Bench.
ur, spd Mn. Earl Clldweli called
at the lang home in the Afternoon.
Mr. md Mrs. W. T. Cox of Far-
s Iowa spent Mondxymt the
a o f M n.Cax'mother, Mrs.
Olive J. Smith, who celebrated her
dghty-fonnh .birth mnivenary on
that day.Mn. Smith v u the nr
dpient of mxdy cards,letters,
flower: uid other gifts.
Anderson h u brotherot M n .
Jmsen.
MiaaTersn.Folayzxtmd¢dtho
\-hkdsth wedding lnillvexsuy of
lh.\ndMxs.Geo.Chxisbennmwhu
rui dai ntheB!spendis trlctlmth~
west of Blnlx',onlntSundAy dt-
emoon.
Mr. and Hn. A. H. Donnelson
of lhnlmllto wn,Iam. spent a
couple ol dun tha ioreput of the
n e k vldtiug Mrs.Donnellum's
v i m .um n um G o li e h o n me
their father, Sheldon Peck.
PRING SEWING
ACCESSORIES
The woman who makes her own clothes will be
enchanted with our display of the new spring
piece goods.Tweeds in most novel effects in
colors and weaves are excellent for the spring
PTT'.,. ...__.- ~f ' i ~a.Fa
' 4 . . \ | ~' 9 \ |~#
suit; flat crepes in bright hues and gay prints .'/ ~~
are the materials for spring street and evening ~a"* Q2 ._p r é ; ,4
frocks Our wide selection and generally low .'.¢ s ~ ." § ; , ' ~ '
price will enable you to go ahead with your plans »'Q ~. ~ Q ~ f " > ¢ . . . f ; '
f o r a n e w s p r i n g w a r d r o b e w i t h o u t h u r t i n g `<~~" 2 .
y0 \.l!' purse ,.~~~\~~
n "::f'~.;~L a d 1 . s D e p a r t m e n t J ~~~,\.
2;=§ :f i \fL a d y F r a n c e s H o s e p e r p a i r . . . _ _.,.,.__....$1.00 _,f ,g f
7 P u r e S i l k , F u l l F a s h i o n e d """~~ }'_",1 ( Q
Ch i l d r e n ' s M e r o e r i ze d Ho s e 5 p a i r . m_....._1.00 g ~~ f "
R e g u l a r 2 9 c v a l u e W/,,|_?€ »`., ' f ~ °
".r *;5 "é "" '~
P o n g e t t e P r i n t s , 3 6 i n c h e s w i d e , p e r y a r d .2 9 ~ ~9
.Gu a r a n t e e d fa s t c o l o r s ~ ~ p f ' ~~
Pe te r Pa n a nd Soi s e tte Pri nts , pe r y a rd....._ ..3 9 ' i " ' \L a . . ~ .';-
'g ,l f .~r ' %~
V'Peter Pan and Batiste Prints, per yard .45
'Fast colors
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md family nm dinner guests on
SundnynttheEdoI|¢nhom¢neu'
Herman.
wni Krlly of wa n Front ,cms
is hnlng his residence property
painted which ndds smdv xo nu
|pp¢u-mae.
Mrs.J.L.Dtub of Fremont.
vidted last week at the home of'
har sister, Mm U. G. Gnmer.She
was nmompanled by her daughter,
Margaret Esther.
chmn following the meeting.
Hx. and Mrs. Holger Hmmm
mdso fn w e r e l u t Snudayeve-
n! n g s u p p e r g me n | | t t . h ¢ L . P .
Petersen homo in the Rose KillLldghborhood.
Mrs. Will |Kuhr of West sheet,
wel open house so har rehtiva
md friends lust Sundny afternoon,
'the occasion M1118 her birth mn(-
venmry.The houtus served re-
fruhments.
md Hrs . Westan Lo ng Ind (lm-
lly, southwest of BWI. and Misc
Gretchen Hawke from the Bench.
ur, spd Mn. Earl Clldweli called
at the lang home in the Afternoon.
Mr. md Mrs. W. T. Cox of Far-
s Iowa spent Mondxymt the
a o f M n.Cax'mother, Mrs.
Olive J. Smith, who celebrated her
dghty-fonnh .birth mnivenary on
that day.Mn. Smith v u the nr
dpient of mxdy cards,letters,
flower: uid other gifts.
Mr.and Mrs.IAO Schmitz o f ~ " " """ " "Omaha, spent Gut Sunday at the TMY- ~ W A'a m d 1 eaAndrew Fear home.|y e d l ~ J t h e i r m u m n
Paul and 2-1g°== Gn1le;|6l1;::°;» ,K
Springfield Ne .were g A 'the John énlllgher homo Snnday.|B=;»=;,3_'°\=» "2;°hwe'°7v;:u';°'k to
mr.and mn .Gi a n Ev m o f g mer m u
Council mum were Sunday guests 'of Mr. a nd u Walter Pefenen.?"°<,P.$'3.'.'}Z, _'_n':f _?'§§s§°"§
Mn. Dell Sfzvem a nd dn o f
Omllm s pent Ea mr at the Exi
swvem home.
Wmtad-Twv me n to s ell un.
Expedemzs unnecessary.Vinton-
Evana Chevrolet Co.12-It
Vim Foley ol Elkhorn, spentthe
week-end with her parents,Mr.
uni Mm Jnrrv Fnlnv.
E, :ff
M1-.a.ndMrsmf-311;.2 ~ and Earl Shin
M i n Grwclxan Hnmmcrth.lL§ fn hnr su-Imnl work
Chicmgwu
'IJ ';U \J _Y\| l\l4l] '"Ȣ---9 u- --- -_,_,_ ___.V""""{_ ___'_n i v i d t wi th pu - e mu m uGlad io li B u lb s f o r sale.Fanc ynamed vari etie s a t le ss th an re ta il Nie ls en h ome.M r .a n d Mr s .W m .Ca r te r u f a oe
*"~ \\. _ ¢ _ .e n m '~~O f * O I L Q m g h g 'g p g n t E g g t g g '~g t f r i e n d s .
A °| | - - . . . . . . - . . .2 - 1 - | - § » h A 'M P .
prices.U. n. uonenwn.n~1.».hC;n§_B,:d°|.f.g h k nbdm_&;;€e a nHe url.|ng,enstCo6 g_|
er un B ._plume, 1e1~ res. p g' u a .841 Hrs. A. Bell ol Ellllm N. D., is E
'visiting at the J. H. Bowman home. p
u v .ma Mr.Alfred Fear and|The ladies me amen." S J §»¢';s}§~L§§€ vile Boone
yNewklrk home, west of Orum,xml
lu! Sunday.
For Sale-Ev er bexrlng Maur
don strawberry plants, also Sena-
tor Dudap s¢rawberrles.Soren
Svendg-anrd.12~1t
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Metzler of
Teknrnah.and Carl Svoboda of
wmwaixwo men io sell cars.
Experience /unnecessary.Vinton-
Evans Chevrolet Co.12-u.
Weswn Long of the McCarthy
neighborhood, in the ofwner of n
new tudor Ford sedan.
Miss Lucille Potter ol Florence,
wungnestatt.heLeon|.\'dA.xtell
sm... 1.4¢ sawn." nvpnlnr.
and Mrs. E.G. Cu-son drove m
Fremont on a shopping trip Mon-
day.
Miss Jean Cram of Fremont,spent Inst week at the home of her
g-rmdmothar, Mrs. Chu. N. Hm-
sen.Mrs.Rlndn Gemma of Omdm,
m. . ~¢..nm- nr um hnmn nl Mm.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Myron Mazingernn d M r . a n d l l . r 1 | . V. 0 . G n v | ! t
und family of Lincoln,drvvt to
Irvington Snndny to visit at the
T. R. Jacobsen home.
Mr. and Mtg. Burt Hrmsen md
ba by , wm uv e vm o f xmnnrd.
were last Sunday vddwn at the
pareahl Chris B. Hansen homo, of
. ...._ _ ... ......
MEN'S DE
5 WORK PANTS
$1.69
~ur Fruit Trees.
Bush Fruits 7
the Space They (iccupy °
~'dd and quality of frdt
~ds upon the healthy cond-
of the tree. All trees can
pt free from the many
s and fungicide: common
trees.
|te of Lead - Lime
r- Bordeauxlulixtllre
; are the Insecticides that
~ost used to treat trees,
s, and garden plants and
uily used.
'll be glad to figure your
titiea and quote you prices
I spray materiall
STOCK or mmcncln C-:
THE STEWART
ARMACY
AROLD STEWART,Manager
Men's and Boy's O
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Tennis Shoes
I . .|l l I
We'have a complete line
siza any price
Ladies' Oxfords (mm heel)~...-__§1.a5
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the winter se~n
Frida.t 1.118 " '" ''°"H: ~» '---~ -- --» --..._ __ .___W u. uuuov.1Omaha, visited last y aElzy King home.g g uliézdorf, licensed embalm- ;_»~»=»=~== Iverson and family last Mr ma Mrs.M e
ur 1 _..Mr. and Mrs. Jphn 'r. Gd hef nhone. 161: ru. nhom. 138.8-Q!M 4 and daughter, 1116310 of U10 Mc-
:-s|n_ E. Vinton entertained r'.»+1w Aintrint were visitors atthoand tamlly were dinner gunna lam:
S\md.ay at the Loule Matthleaen
home, nonh of Blnir.
I-'or Sal;'fix head oi last !alG's
calves; also a Red Pfrvlled bull 20
months old.Phone 1212 on 88.
J. C. Paulson, Blair.12-It
Mrs.Andrew I-'eer and grand-
rlauzhler. Lucille Fear spent. Tues-
: Ha n ' camémn and AlumBennett of Herman, vddfed atthe
Elzy King home last 'I'hundny.
Rev. N. C. Carlsen o! Lhlq dty,
held services last Sunday at Cedar
Falls, Iowa at the Lutheran church.
Mr. and Mm Chas. Byrne and
family spent the day last Sunday
-l ¢\.- ........».1 1 v nvma hump.
m f v e n f y u i C na t ll a r ho me
last Friday afternoon, serving nice
rafralhmenis.
Apron and Bake Sala,Saturday,
April 11,at Pe n Hardware
store by The Druscilla Gdld of
the Lutheran church.12-lt
Mrs. S. Baum of Counch Bluffs,
\.-.. »................n.., n.. "nf wwk
........, ...-_._-. ._,_John J. Jensen home, wan ol Blalr
last Sahudny evening.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Flmghzr,
who spent tha vrinwr in the Sol-
diers Home at Millard, returned to
then! homo in mm l m M o n da y
whan they plan w spend the sum-
mer.f\_ m.u-..-sf... .r mln wnpk.day of last week at the Leo
Sehmitz home in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crowdy and
daughter, Bess drove to Bennington
last Sunday to spend the day at
the Hahs lnhhert home.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilber Nielsen ofOnawa, spent the week-end at the
E. G. Hansen home.Mr. Nielsen
is Mrs. Hs.nsen's brother.
Prof. C. B. Larsen of Dana Col-
lege, spoke at the First Lutheran
ehureh lust Sunday evening instead
of the regular pastor, Rev. James
Lund.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson re-
turned w their home in Chicago
lsst Monday after a couple weeks
visit with nelntlves ln Blair and
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. I-laack and
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Curtis drove
to Valley, Neb. last Sunday and
visited ut the home ol ML and Mrs
W. Young.
Mr. und Mrs. H. J. Hansen and
MI. and Mrs. Skov Nielsen were
-». me ,..e......, ... .. ..,..... ..-___at Papllllan, Neb.
Mrs. Cora Bsdgerow and daugh-
ter, Margaret were ln Omshs Fri-
day to attend the funeral of
Dwight Martin.
Suits sad Overcast.;Flrstclums.Beuonnble prloes.Theo.Wahl-
ltrom with A. M. Dundgnrd, Conn-
ell Bluffs, Iowa.so-zsz
Mrs.John T.Gallagher and
little son, Robert spent last Tues-
day afternoon at the Herman An-
derson home, south of Blair.
The Dnusdlla Guild met at the
First Lutheran church parlors on
Wednesday afternoon, Apr. 8 with
Mrs. Csrl Sorensen as hostess.
fmi wy
Try lt!
resdts.11~8l7
Society
Naptha '3"lvent cleans
and safely in your home.
You will be pleased with
Garner Oil Gas Semlee.
The Ladies'Misdonary
of the Christian.church met last
Thursday afternoon at the home of»
Mrs. A. J. Hargett with a large
attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Compl/on
nu uw.. .,,¢..\....,minus Mn. Chris ]
other old friends in
Mr. and Mrs. Pen
Tessle Johnson of
lést Satuxdly evenln
Larsen lxomg on was*
Meeting of the
Cemetery Assoclatio
at the Binh' council
day aiwmoon, Aprl
o'c1ock, for the elect
and any other budnl
pineott, Secretary.
V.0. Grnvatt 1
Lincoln last Satori
the nlght at the M:
home where his fax
gpendng the week.
turned to Lincoln S
Mr. and Mn. Wm
turned to t-hw ho
last Monday mon
couple of months vi.
of Mr. and Mrs. E
of north Walker
ladies are simrs.
...... ,,......._._B. Hansen and
this dry.
ar Iverson and
Orum,vidlaed
lg at the Chris
b Colfax street.
Olrnlng City
n will be held
l room, Satur-
x 1 1 , a t mm
.lon ol officers
ess.E. C. Llp~
11-zz'
lrove up from
lay and spent
mm Metzlnger
nlly have been
They all re-
undny evening.
l. Streckfus re-
rne in lincoln
ning after a
sit at the home
'rank Dudgeon
Avenue.The
[mann returned
v u nm., v.e.....,... ...__ .._.-.beginning nt eight o'd0d¢.the
Wraneh high school will. glve s
play,"All A Mistake".Admis-sion 15c and 25c.R. E. Fairchild,
teqcher.12-lt
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Lorenzenand wn. Edwlrd of Cnlhoun.and
Frank Linden and family who re~
dde in the Gardner district, were
dinner guests Easwr Sunday nt
the Carl Kellerman home in this
city.
Mrs. Anna Jmnlngs ol Omaha,
who hu been staying With her
sister, Mrs. Oscar Gnyer sincethe
lntierk;illness,went to Millard
last Mondny for s few days visit
with her mother,Mrs.Mary
Miller.
Mrs. A. W. Fees and danghber,
M n .Charles Hnmmer drove to
Fremont last Monday fo abfand
the funeral of an old lrlend,Mr.
J. H. Knowles.They wen w=°m~panied by Mrs.orman Wilkins,
who did some shop ing in that city.
_Mr. and Mrs. Eu-l Caldwellwere
l
fo her teaching duties at the Lin~
coln high school on Monday mom1
ing after a week's vacation.She
spent the forepart of the week at
the parental, C. J. Beclmnan home,
going to Chicago Friday for xx
weekend visit with fiends.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Iverson of
Orum.entertained ths_following
friends at their heme last Sunday
evening:Mr. and Mrs. H. Chris
Rasmussen and daughter late of
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ras-
mussen,Mr.and Mrs. Ed Chris-tensen and f w g i of Blair,Mr.
and Mrs. L. E.sen and family
of Orum.
Peter Pan and Batiste Prints, per yard
'Fast colors
Fast Colored Prints, 5 yards for.....,..,....
Regular 28c values
Linen Toweling, per yard .-....W ...........-..2
Bleached and unbleached
Shantung, per yard....,_._....-,....._,..-.-.65
MEN'S DE
4
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:_
Do Your Fruit Trees.
4 and Bush Fruits ?
Pay ior the Space They (iccupy °
The yield and quality of f r d t
depends upon the healthy cond-
ition of the tree.All trees can
be kept free from the many
insects and fungicidos common
to all trees.
l Arsenate of Lead - Lime
| Sulphur - Bordeaux Mixture
These are the Insecticides that
are most used to treat trees,
shrubs, and garden plants and
are easily used.
We will be glad to figure your
quantities and quote you prices
on all spray materiall
oosmmrl STOCK or msmcncln C-:
THE STEWART
PHARMACY
I-HAROLD STEWART, Manager
5 WORK PANTS
$1.69
Men's and Boy's
Tennis Shoes
I
na I I
We'have a complete line
siza any price
Ladies' Oxfords (mm heel)~...-__§1.a5
I:I \\
\'Pho
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_Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caldwellwere
dinner guests last Sunday at the
home of Mx. and Mrs. Glyn Ray,
who live near Dale.The Ray's
have but recently returned from
Sun Dance, Wyo., where they mov-ed s few months ego.They did
not like Wyoming so came back w
Nebraska.
Emory C. Hunt,Jr.,son of Mr.
and Mrs. 1-;, C. Hunt of this city,
received his letter in wrestling at
the Wentworth Military Academyatle dngwn,Mo.this week.
Cadet Hum wreshied in the 160-
pound class and had an excellent
record on the grappling squad for
the winter season.
dinner guests lust Sunday at the!
Hans Knudsen home,south of*
town.The ladies are sisters.
Why not have s Dum pennanentthat gives a natural wave?A real
bargain at S5 s.nd s-atlsfactlun guar-
anteed.Ca ll Mm M.Sutherlandat 415 for appointment.46-11|
Mrs. Lyle Guyer ls reporled as
getting along nlosly since her op-
....H \_"_u --..A
and daughter, Bernice ol Ft. Cd~
hdun, were dimer guests last Sum
dafat the D. A. Dompwn home in
this éfty.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frafi and
sons and Mrs.A. J. Smith o l
Nashville, were last Sunday dinner
guests at the Stanley Marsh home
nt. Spiker.'
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sqhnfer andi
W ' A
: .,....,1= 1nn
Ble~hed and unbleached Regular 25C value
Shantung, per yard....._-._.-,.....---............-._-..-..-"-.65 Curtain Scrims, per yard.._.,.,,,........................_35c-900
_ ____ ____... .._......_.............. _ . . .
5 WORK PANTS
$1.69
Tennis Shoes
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Men's and Boy's Overalls and Jackets
Boys' 3 ms sséBon 9 m u_~'zse M e H ' S $ 1 0 1 0
Boys 13 to 18~auf.Each
WORK 'Sl-IIR TS
This is a regular $1.00 Shirt
79c
Meds
I I
Ble~hed and unbleached Regular 25C value
Shantung, per yard....._-._.-,.....---............-._-..-..-"-.65 Curtain Scrims, per yard.._.,.,,,........................_35c-900
_ ____ ____... .._......_.............. _ . . .
\|Phone 32or 33 '\, W . 1 §§ § ; 9 R E ~
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
5 WORK PANTS
$1.69
Tennis Shoes
We'have a complete line of leat ha Work Gloves all
s i m any price $2.75 to 354:a pair.
WORK 'Sl-IIR TS
This is a regular $1.00 Shirt
79c
Sho~s 2~ ~hirts
Ladies' Oxfords (mm hea)_._.___§1z5 50c
Men's and Boy's Overalls and Jackets
Boys' 3 ms sséBon 9 m u_~'zse M e H ' S $ 1 0 1 0
Boys 13 to 18~auf.Each
eration at mrksvme,mu.mm'hopes to be home the latter part'
of the week.Her more recent
operation was for goiter.
Yes, Sir--Just na superior for
summer d ` 'ng.17-Plate TigerBattery--6\| 1 m o r e M a t e ~
Wlll not overchnrge as quickly.
$6.79 exchange price.Gamblel
Stores, Fremont, Neb.12-ltl
A
home
w h o
about
day.ard the fire ww exdtlnguiahed be
fore the boys got on the grounds.
The officers of the Royal Nelgh~
hors lodge enlertalngl at a six
o'¢lock dlnner last week Wednea~
day, honoring their staw xuperl
visor, Mrs. Owen of Omaha.The
dinner was held at the M. W. A.
root fire at the Card Bohoon wen Washington streetl
the fire boys into action at
one o'clock p. m. last Sun#
No great damage was done
daughter, Barbara of orminu, spent
the weekend with Mr. 5-"1 Mrs.
Rolland Smith, west of lair, and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Johnaon and
Joyce of Grand Island, were din-
ner guests and spent the day at
the parental, J. P. Johnson home
on College Hill last Sunday.
leonard E. Axtell, general con-
tractor and builder.Specializing
in mason and carpenter work.
Plans and blue prints made, enti-
mates free.Phone Black 825.11-5t
H. C. Rasmussenand family who
have but recently returned from a
winters sojourn in Calif., are mov-
inz into the former J. w. Biatter
xesidenoe at 610 west Lincoln St.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haller, north
of Arlington entertained at Sun-
dlv dinner,Dr. and Mrs.Eu-1
Manta and fmnilv Mr. xml Mm.
w
hh and nnmnd dghmen R.. N'|. 55" -' "_'a§a_»&nT» " "1were present.Luau. Feel of em. dw. umm- 0!"|""Al'|Ing\n||.um
P! """P'E"'P"&'f.'.EEl'_If°j`l|»ryu»m Wllvnremmding
ris nn oi'Ke nn ar u no w:n.neDlF.'0»|g¢.¢L. 'rum-hm-¢ f'.n\\ncr|.\nl W "me.Neb. Sunday where they went to """""' "'""""""""'""'°" ""'" W.N b.,t thm i :their cousin, Elmer v»»»»»|,;, a zz fo l" returndngt
son of Mrs.Christine Vlasak of Wayne on Honda;
that place,who is conwescing fm... m...:..u.... tm...1 cs :e¢Y|. u u u u n u u n n n u u u u v u r DUCJf r o m a n a p p e n d i c i t a a o p e r a t l - r m .L . :+L . -n1....:...n..»..\......\..\ . . m
'sn Frain e l e ve n ye a r a i d " ; , ; ; ° ~ u m . ;`Elmer in-mm received an gverdng with twenty-one in atten-
to his right eye lid Ent dance.Thev nlxved :rumen and
Geo!
son of
iniury
Saturday afternoon when ~ the usulxfgvéd tinge.A c o m
"""'='waul..u " """' """"""""°' mittee served nice refreshments.was accidently dil¢h8l8l>d into his|t\............... n.......lun... -__-1 it
Ble~hed and unbleached Regular 25C value
Shantung, per yard..._-._._,.....--..............-._-..-..-"-.65 Curtain Scrims, per yard.._.,.,,...._....._..............._35c-90c
_ ____ ____... .._......_.............. _ . . .
\|Phone 32or 33 '\, W . 1 §§ § ; 9 R E ~
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
5 WORK PANTS
$1.69
Tennis Shoes
We'have a complete line of leat ha Work Gloves all
s i m any price $2.75 to 354:a pair.
WORK 'Sl-IIR TS
This is a regular $1.00 Shirt
79c
Sho~s 2~ ~hirts
Ladies' Oxfords (mm hea)_._.___§1z5 50c
Men's and Boy's Overalls and Jackets
Boys' 3 ms sséBon 9 m u_~'zse M e H ' S $ 1 0 1 0
Boys 13 to 18~auf.Each
eyelid.If mi other cfzmplleatinm `§"5'"° °5`§"§~»."`B°.§`$.,.'°"..,`l' me
ensu Georg in l bo w 'urnsaveehe sigh; of L. T y'home hat Saturday night alter a
Wayne Dudgeon,Russel Sylvia §;°§}; of "3" aiayit the home
gnu parents r. md Mrs.and Dave Harding got excused last*'Friday aloemoon from mu lm f'_he md::";;°m';°f""n
class period at school and hiked ms#'Mr. and Mn. Chu. M naman'€"°" .."'° ""'ff **3_2?_ §?"EE enmruinod April 1.wi baimz
when may spent a cuupus 01 unyumudping.They returned home at
mon Sunday.tired and h\m8TY
but enthuniasdc over their ampins
trip.
The family of W.D. Hughes
entertained a number of relatives
last Sunday in honor of Mrs.
Hughen birthday dm whi c h v u
dose by.She received s number
of gifts and flowers and the da!
was ons long to be remembered
by nn.The outfo!-tnwn guests
wana Mr. and Mrs. lloyd Hughes,
Mr.and Mn. Andrew Siadelmnn
and Mr. and Mrs. Boy C'hnr\ea, all
their dghth wedding anniversary.
The eve ni ng wu s pent nt ard:
and vhdtiug and dee refreshmuzu
were served.Those present were
Mr. und Mn. Fred Long and Mr.
and Mn. John Fiadher.
Mrs. Prmk Dudgeon mhrklned
a few rnhtives Int Sunday after-
noon in honor of the fxftoenth
birth anniversary of her grlndaon,
Wayne Dudgeon, son of Mr. und
Mrs. Hoy Dudgeon.His aunt, Mrs.
Wm. Strecklul made him n lnvely
bixlhdly cake tad lt five o'e1ock
Mn. Dudgeon served l substantial
lunch.
Hair, Nebx-uh, Aprll 9, 1981
T H E KENNARD WS ~~~1I)
~5 |9,- 2 x |\'\ | .'a
,g',.¢~¢ ¥ i ' ~ 3~ ~' 5 i i -
CHEAPER CUT RECIPES
Here are two recipes for meat
dishes that may be made fromtheoseapercuts.They are de-
licious, economical and Lhe touch
u! sugar used adds on the food
vmlue o! the whole without increas-
ins the cost noticeably.
Bee f 'Alf
One and one-hnlf pounds round
of beef, 1 quart cold water, 1 u\ble~
spoon vinegar,1 teaspoon sugar,1 teaspoon sage and thyme, mixed,
coooanul..Top with whipped cream
and nit back for the eomplimenral
Wheat Drop Cookies Goor for Ten
Onelmll cup shortening, 1 wp
brown sugar,1 egg. 1% cup);pu -
Lry flour,2 teaspoons baking pow-
der, ss teaspoon salt, *A cup milk,
'A teaspoon vanilla extract, 'A zes-
spoon lemon extract,11,4 cups
flaked wheat cereal,ss cup nut
meats. Creanrl the shortening. Add
sugar gradually.Add the well
beaten egg and beat thoroughly
Slft together the flour,hnldng
l¢half|.... ........ -..___-." H George Hedeluhd of xennm»d,F&`§`¢§»7s '»`7.1';€',¢.~`f`°'§1§f' 135
'lnhd was a business caller here Sntur- ,Mng- Gwfle Chrinensen celebrate
here day s!¢er|;{oon.d ,\§*'°;'S*"°'~§,'_"""""f< lhniversary on
Edwin ers!/etter spent Satur y as un y~
rpmt and Sunday with Mr.and M m ~ a n d Mrs.Hnrdid Schafer
.. .r~-,...... n.-_»--°~» - "' ~" `'
Mr. and Mrs. Rollnd smxm an-
Dertained six tabies of inochle Af.a pany at their home lgriday ave-
nlng.A delicious lunch was serv-
ed at midnight..Christoffer and Walter Andersen
Min Marie Jnhnel,daughter ol Mr.and Mrs.Henry Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jeflersol
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jahnel,who drvve m ¢Kan5ll Int week where Gwendolyn visited réatives
underwent an operation f°r npven- they are visiting wah :heir daugh-Sunday.didtls xg week ago $\=a~d»v- QB ~ \er.and yum , lir.._and Mrs yv.Mr. and Mrs. Albert'S\1.nds |
Ling along very mcely ana vnusoon be hack to lchool again.The benem dance which was
sponsored by the Kennxrd Banebnll
Club at the Jolly Bunch pavliion
Saturday night, was very well at-
tended.The members of the Senior classare at work on the play "A South-ern Cinderella"which they will
present in a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rosenbaum
und Bonnie lee spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives
here.Miss Helen Berrv retumed to
Dnlrymple and segirl.
Mr. and Mrs. G1
ily, who moved ureturned to Nab. l
ed lnw the house
Jullnn Jungblut
Jungbluth drove f.
an v im wi zh MnSt EEzabe!h hosqJr.returned wit
spring vacation.
of Omaha,spen
Sunday at her ho:
Mr, and Mrs. HKermit, Vernon,
u n v r g t s v v f s m u l l| .| .|¢
Ra y a n d f a m
W y e.rec ently ,
~bday and mov-
a t D a le .
a n d Mr s .I d a
Li nc o ln Fr i da y
.Ba te on a t th e
i t i l an d J u lia n ,
th e m f o r h i s
y lvir . J mlgli lu th
Sa tu rd ay an d
e.rma n J un g blu tlf
y lvi a a n d Be r-
~.Ha ns B r ae sc h
a n d Mr s .Pres
e we r e vi s iti n g
th e h o me o f Mr .
~ornacker,ne ar
h n ll entertained
esday .
f me n ,wi th 32
e elevatin g the
un ty li ne n o m
nc oln h i gh way ,
s t a n d n o r th to
Ne ls Sve ndg ard
da y e ve ni n g i n
endgarc fs bi rth-
u n ~ a y ~:=-~»zen home.r
Herman Remo!! was on the
nick list several days Int week.
Misses Babe Ducker, Wilma and
Viola Lieaahe were ealling on Mn.
Wm. Mntzen Saturday.
The members of the Sunday
School gave a nice program at the
church lut Sunday morning._
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sands, Mr,and Mrs. Martin Sunds md daugh-
ier were vidtors at the Henry
Tietgen home Sunday.'Mr. and Mrs. Hans Braesch ahd
daughter visited at the Henry Dor-
nncker home Sunday.
~,Ca r l a n d A n -
~y Falle n,Pe te
Br o wn ,Char les
I Jensen,B u d
. K n la d r .
lo y d B r o wn a n d
a p a r ty a t th e
a ra. Carl Ander-
| ges and family
Mo n d a y eve ni ng
r. an d Mr s. Ne ls
\~frqned Sunday
n p m y o.Ne ls endg ard
eats, Mr s.Le n a
ry .ana B raesc h and
~ined Saturd ay
~me o f M r .and
soetumed to Omar -
one we e k o f
~k o f Sc ribner,
:la s t we e k wi th
th .
nes entertained
~y eve ni n g i n
day .
~r. and Mrs.C. v~ Simm~er;
motored to Omaha Saturday eve-
ning for a visit with the latter's
sen home for a
.|..g
»
er guegts a theSunday.be Ryan visitedhomff Sunday,
g Mrs.Kuhr's
Mr. and Mrs. J~ W'a~e1lspen£
vi~nity wok in t~e d~ce at fp~German hall Sunday evening.A number of friends and rela-
URAL
JOTTINGS
er and Leon vis-yan home Mon-
Wm. Hunt and
n visited at the
home Mondny
Anderson a n ri
aha,mpg Mrs.
I
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fo ns an d f la t
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lair.Children?
~, Oxfords and
5---$1.29;sizes
~'zes 8% to 2-
d Misses Slip~
stylas on sale
$3.65,$4.88--if
money on good
gt. the Fashion
12-n
ma n h o me Mon da y ( eveni ng to r e-
mi n d th e m o f th e i r te n th we d d i n g
anniversary ."..
Mr .an d Mr s .E .W oolheiser o f
Omah a, s p en t Su n da y at th e Ch ri s
Ne ls en home.
Mr .an d Mr s .Geo rge Be r g ma n
and Mr s .W .A .Ke ra tette r dr ove
M."
Restless "
u
Pauls
k y o u a ny -
, your legs,
cck.
ay be mi s -
's. Rheuma-
clntica.
nvored tablet,and effective.
Two Si u:
151: and 154:
~ L~~/~..;;I .534 £1_2fl'L'§f-f=J
Rosenbaum Service Station
CHILDREN will fn'-. often for nu
agparent muon. But there'n nl-"=g_anturial Haxjmlcss as the recipeone wrapgerz uuld and bland as itlute , But Ls gentle action soothesa youngster more aurely than a more
owerld medlelne.p fl'hat's the beauty of this lpecinl
eh\ldren's remedy!t may be lventhe tlnlut mlnn -u pltnn as ereq need. In casa of eqhe, dian-hen`orumllnr dl.|turban€.eh;t la invaluable.A coated tongue for just n fewdrops to ward ai! conahpnlionpsodoe: any |u§atlon ol had breath.Whenever c Lldren don't ent well.don'l rat well, or *"g'§,~=v lilllc
u . -ls ure vege a a ma m-J 3 ? ls \ » » - J ; a ll th a t' s mlld .'
3 < A =~R l A '
spent several 'days last week at the
Jefferson home.
Mrs. -W. A. Kersietter spent the
week-end with friends.and rela-tives a¢ Hooper.
Lillian Relzloff visited at the
Jorgen Chdstensen home Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sunds and
Ben Tietgen were seven o'clockdinner guests at the Henry Tietgen
home Friday._
Runell Johnson of Omaha, spent
several days Cast week with H. E.Lyons.
Ask Your Dealer
to Show You the . . .
n E M o N s ' r n A ' r I 0 N
Which proves the extra strength of GOODYEAR'S
SUPERTWIST FABRIC
.C \1»
It p ro v e s wh y mo re p e o pl e ri de o n Go o d y e a r /
t'and why 't p t
/sa;
1 ays osay "I will buy i n ~ ~ ~
my THE leadipg make of ¢i .n \ L € F " "/ f f s , » f
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L o w P r i c e s P R ~ g f f f '
29x4.4o,_,_.._....,.s4.95 *~-~<m~» -~~»~
2s 4.75 __6.65 @6 \ € f E 9 L ' ! YE * ; ' A E ~f v r
30 -~- n l _ . ( ?I ,-
f1
Frank Jahnd ho~e ~ere ~. and
Herman Matzen .a~nt Sunday at
0 ...
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-
Phone 47-Alice 'I`Hplett,12~lt
FLAT WALL PAINT
$2.75 Pei? Gallon
Slightly Higher in Quarts
ed sinc e his acc ident.
Mr .an d Mr s .J .W .Nielsen,
Ro ma and ' D ar le ne an d Mr .a n d
Mr s . Th u s .Anderson visited wi th
Mr s .Chr isting Ols on i n aha,
lust Sund ay afte rno on.
Mr .an d Mr s .Chris tian A der-
?¢\n and f amily had Sund ay di nner
a t the Ch d sto ff u r Andersen homo.
|»
Mr .a n d Mr a .S o r e r r wo l s ma n n
a n d c hildren we re Sunday dinner
gu es ts at th e p ar e ntal Pe te Fo lle n
home.
Mr .and Mr s.Fr ed Neiman and
Linseed Oil 95c
NIC FRIEDRICHSENHAQRRE
Buy Pittsburgh Paint Products
"Quality Before Cost"
the Andrew Andersen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Taft visited
at the Paul Barry home Friday
evening.
Misses Emma, Beriha and AliceMatzen and Anton Matun spent
Sunday alwmogn at the J. W.Nielsen home.
Mr. and Mrs.Soren Wo smann
and family,spent Thursd eve~
ning at the Bill Vogt home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogerson
and Christine;Jay Frazier n
Johnnie Biffar spent Wedne y
evening at Jnhn Frnziefs.Miss Erma Nielsen attended a
party given by Marion Nelson lustFriday evenlmz..
end guests at Roland Smitlfn.Lawrence Matzen spent Sunday
at thg Emil Ma home.
John Vogt, Jr. had cattle on the
Omaha market last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Svogersunand Christine were Sunday guests
at the Pete Wright home in Arl-iugton.
Mr. and Mn. Hans Vogi vledted
at the Chris Jahnel homg Sunday
evening to see little Made Jmhnel
who underwent an appendidtis
operation last week.'
Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Kronberg
and family spent Sunday aftemoon
l I :.I
dren.
Ha n s Svogerson,Ha r r y an d
A i ma a n d Ola J o h n so n s pe n t F r i -
da y eve ni ng a t A lf re d S vo ge r so ns .Mr .an d Mr s . 'A n s e l To f t a n d
Mr .and ; H a r o l d Bates a n d
f a mi ly o f ha, helped c elebrate
Or vi lle Nelson's bir thd ay Sun day
cveningz
3¥
l1\.;`¢`§n¢i\iI{i`]1»fri§i'n Omaha ur-Ima. Hr. Ind In| l \ ler spending a ws
her mother Mrs.a n d M r s H o m e r
`£i'§'v£¢l}§6§ with and Shirley,Mr
E. Berry and Mr. Nickels, all of DWard.Easter Sunday atund ad d altern ate-
.\A.a ¢in$ncrsalt and pepper.Simmer thelnLhewater v.°i!h the salt \
meat is tender.Cod.Rer
bones and fat, and chop very
Boil the liquid until reduced to
lwal 1:u n v -until
nove-
fine.
one
ly " UL D me mu h .nw; lvsullaa u-0 ------ - -- - - - -in g re d ie n ts an d d r op fr o m the ti p Mr s .Ro b er t Andreaeen an d
I s o o on u greased pan Ba ke da u gh ter ,Ru th Ir en e,dr ove zo
0 u p n ...Oma h a S a tu r d a y to g e t Mr s . W xllmn a hot. Q00 F J mfen Ma k e s 3 Th u r b e r a n d da ug h te r to spend
(10283 C00k393 §nh1l¥{n1.r nilrhf.an d Su nd av wi th
an d Mr s .He n r y
Benn ington.
Mr s .W m.Ma r
Lmg s n C lu b W e d !
A l a m e c r ew 1
cup.Add vinegar,sugar,sage,sauce, thyme, salt and pepper. llllx
with the meat.Press into a hut
tered mold and leave to become
thoroughly cold.Serve with toma
toes and lettuce with mayonnaise
Stuffed Flank Steak
Have a flank steak trimmed and
scored that is cut all over the
together one cup bread cnxmbs;
one small onion, chopped; one halt'
cup grated raw carrot;onehsif
cup finely diced celery; one table
spoon minced parsley,one tea
spoon sugar,salt and pepper to
taste, and one-third cup hot water
or enough so moisten.Spread this
over the flank steak.Ro ll up u
z '` .
surface in criss-cross lines.~
Dried Beet' Rarebit
Two tablespoons cooking fat, 'fix
cup ehipped beef, IA cup chopped
cheese,%cup canned or cooked
tomatoes, 4 eggs.Heat fat and
cook dried bee! in it for a few min
utes. 'Add tomato and when hot,
add cheese.Stir until cheese is
melted.Break eggs into the mix»
ture and stir until thickened. Serve
on buttered toast.Serves four.
Royal Mystery Cake
Onehalf cup shortening,1%
4 teaspoons baking powder, 'A tea-
spoon salt, 1 teaspoon nutmeg,1teaspooncinnamon,I1 cup milk.
Cream shortening.A/dd sugar and
beaten eggs.Mix i.Sift tn-
cupa sugar, 2 eggs, 2% cups fiou ....._.,..,.,,,,... _.._._,___
Mrs. Gertmde Neal and son, Joeof Benson spent Easter Sunday
with Mr. and _llirs, L. E. Peterson.
Mr.and Mrs. .Homer E.Ward
entertained at dinner Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berry, Leslie
aml Heien Berry and Fred Kramer.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swihsxt and
Clyde drove ta Omaha Sunday wspend the day with Mr. and Mrs.Louie Politz and family.
Several friends and relatives
called on Mrs. Tilda Johnson last
her birthday.
Mrs. H. C.Blaoo had the rnis~
fortune of falling of! the steps of
her back porch Monday morning,
spraming her ankle quite badly.
The Royal Neighbors held their
them.'`head of muls, a
road from t e othroughDale to
aiso from Dale wLincoln highway.Mr. and Mrs.
entertained Satu
honor of Mrs. S*
day for Messrs.Andrew SvendgaxtonAnderson,R
Svendgard, Lloyd
Thielfoldt,HowsStrloklett and WrMr. and Mrs. 1children attended
home of Mr. and
son near Kennard
Mr. and Mrs. Lwere entertained
at the home of N
Saturday afternoon, that day bein
tightly as possible.Tie firmly and
spnnkle with flour, pepper and
w t .Brown quickly in hot fat.
bake in a moderate oven for one
and one-half hours.Bnste two or
three times during the waking
with two tabiespoons butter melted
in one~third cup boiling'water
When done,remove the stdngs.
Serve with brown gravy madc from
the fat in the pan.
Spanish Casserole
One pound chopped beef,one
cull Carnation Flnked Wheat. 1 mn
to mixture.Add milk and remain-' business of the evenin a delicious
Then place in a covered pan and der of dry ingredients.Bake in
gather the flour,baking powder,
salt and spices.Add half of this
layers in hot oven 15 to 20 mln-
utes.
Banana Split SaladArrange lettuce leaves on small
plates.Split each banana length-
wise in three strips and place on
lettuce leaf.With a small brush,
bnish banana with lemon juice (to
keep it from tuming brown).Put
generous spoon of sweet mayon-
naise dressing or whipped cream
regular meeting at their lodgerooms Friday evening.After the
slunchwasserved by NeighborsClara French,Josephine Swihart
and Grace Rosenbaum.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hedelund
and Jeanette visited friends inArlington Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins andchildren spent Easter Sunday yvith
relatives in Tilden, Neb.
Mrs. John Burgess and daughter,Phylis spent last week nt the A. N.Anderson home.
The Papio Valley Drainage dist-
_i-. -f h..._.___. m, _ L ,_ ., ,
svenugara.F. J. Enerson
from a busineSsMr, and Mrs.
had as Sunday g
Thielfoldt ahd Hr
Mr. and Mrs. I
Shirley wer¢ ente
evening at the llMrs. Pres Nickoli
Maud Masters .
ha Sunday nite
Mrs.B, F. C1
spent several day
Mrs. J. E. Jungbl
Mrs.Paul Ji
>ring vacation.
5
LI
tomatoes (1 cup),1 can tomato
soup, 1 can peas (1 cup), 3 table-
spoons cstsup, 1 onion, diced, 1%
cups diced celery,1 egg slightlybeaten, 1%teaspoons salt, a few
:mins nenner. 4 sn-in. nf hs.-M
on wp.Sprinkle with crushed
nuts.Top with a cherry or grape.
Half and I-hlf
(Individual Service)
~ This is a var-lation of the popu-
lar fresh orange juice beverage.
run. ur uuugnxs anu wusnmgwncounties will hold its annual eiec-tion at the Kennsrd State bunk,April 14, for the pursose of elect-ing one direct/or for t e district.
Mrs. Clyde E. Rosenbaum andDondd visited at Gus Kronberlz's
relatives Thursdhonor of her birt
Fashion Center
Spring-$8.98 to
to 52 and 14% to
Mix all together,excepting the
bacon.Put mixture into a casser-
ule and lay strips of bacon on the
top.Place in a hot (425 de,,;;s
F.) oven.After 15 minutes reduce
the heat to 300 deg'ees~a slow
oven.Bake 1'/S hours.Serves 3.
Lamb Stew
ChoD some onions in fine dices.
It has been quite successfully used
by the soda fountain,and is
equally adapted for service with
meals.The use of fresh lemon
juice adds n tang most welcome to
the breakfast patron:56 cup
orange juice,'ri cup lemon juice,
sugar, % cup cold water.Mix all
ingredients thoroughly,and serve
Wednesdayf
Mrs.W. E. Wright,who has
been quiw ill with ear trouble the
past week is much better at thiswriting and is now able in be up
and around.
Mesdarncs J. F. McCann andRuth Rosenbaum were Blair visit~ors Friday.
fm.-_~--.L . ." _.
plain colors-chi.
crepes.New shi
ceivcd.
Fashion Center
$1.95 00 $19.75-1
Black, Navy,Ski;
-fur and self tri:
KENNARD lChop some onions in fine dlces."E"°di°""" thoroughly,*ind serve
Braize them ln butter until they m a large ghfs If desired very
are brown.Cut the lamb in dices cold, crushed ice may replace part:
and add to the onions.When near- of cold water._
ly brown add one giass of water B"*'}lff"¢ C°°k'f'l
and let it boil for about live min-_(Individual §ervlce)
nies.Dice notatoes and cnhbxfne.This dnnk combines em;yolk
V.. ...\m,.The death of Mary Klotz oc-
curred yesterday moming follow-
ing a short illness of pneumonia.
Mr .and Mrs. Carl Land ul Fre~
mont and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lund:ere Siunday dinner guests at then,...._-_ t__._
KENNARD l
Mrs. Dora Sum:
ited at the Babe l
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs.
I .
|»
Mr .a n d Mr a .S o r e r r wo l s ma n n
a n d c hildren we re Sunday dinner
gu es ts at th e p ar e ntal Pe te Fo lle n
home.
Mr .and Mr s.Fr ed Neiman and
Frank Jahnd ho~e ~ere ~. andoed sinc e his acc ident.
Mr .an d Mr s .J .W .Nielsen,
Ro ma and ' D ar le ne an d Mr .a n d
Mr s . Th u s .Anderson visited wi th
Mr s .Chr isting Ols on i n aha,
lust Sund ay afte rno on.
Mr .an d Mr s .Chris tian A der-
?¢\n and f amily had Sund ay di nner
a t the Ch d sto ff u r Andersen homo.
dren.
Hans Svogerson,Harry anAima and Ola Johnson spent Fri
day evening at Alfred SvogersonsMr.and Mrs. 'Ansel Toft am
Mr.and ; Ha ro ld Bates anfamily of ha, helped celebraOrvilleNelson's birthday Sunday
cvcningu
not been s Httle long in conunghnagn flat :awp mem wlm mn mouern, pneumu, num,-1re_DR. MILES' ASPIR-MINT.It's quick in actionmTry it for Headache, Coldl, and Neuralzin.and here it is, expressed this year @mP,,,_New shipment juli
in mxload lots.The mowers who cnived.~IAA f sample; anna hack]' n n i u t r r c 'for more the second year.La st
y e n 'm n c u l o a d l we n t i n to th e
se c tio n wh er e th e fa me o f th e Ne -
braska need had spread.This y ear
th e sh ip me nt no la r h a s totaled
d x t e e n a n Mon t o f the potato es
Rn o lu ti o n r y W r i t i n g s
The "Ne wbur gh Addr una s" were
two nno ny moul latte:- 1, writing ln
bahnlf of th e American l o ! i mwhose pay had been wxzhhua, which
mg a : - e d ln 1788 m a r Lba c l a nof th e Re vo luti o n a ry vu .I t l n :I
.I -I | . \. ¢ . | .v 1 n I -I A.: n l
0
d l -¢n | »
u
W UI ! u up peu to New nru ua wzc m._.~u t t m m a mn d k n _~"* " "*" " " " " " ' " | °° ------»~ G C D I Y OU l ~b b !F~fIE1..|EF"~"_)i£ NQUQ M O N E A Q A C K
me a p o u w e s are In willP*""\ JQBII AXIIIIIIFUDI vmnl umm.
...nm EN'r;:npmsE Pap Bonnv u \ \ - | . . . . . . . . ~ » \ » |l » n » | |O ~
HERMAN NEWS
Waldo Hancock purchased A new
evrolet sedan last week.
mmhall Bros.of Arlington,
re delivering their spring stock
this vicinity last week.P. L.tersen was in charge.
Wm. Brnne of Tekamah was asineas caller here Thursday-
Mrs. .men Woodward and AnnreupfromOmaha Thursdaynon visiting at the L.A.
codward home.Jacqueline spent
entire week here.Mr.and Mrs.Pete Dischner
ve moved their household goodsto Columbus, Neb. where they
ll again make their home
Mrs. W. H. Hughes was called
Omaha Tuesday by news telling~t her brother, Sam Jones had
len and was sedonsly injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Fern West last
~ll took over the Panstorlum
ch they leased last lsll to.ley Geaners of Tekamah.Rolland Wachter came down~rn Wayne Friday to spendter at the home of his parents,
r. and Mrs.Ben Wachter.A large number attended theicken ple supper served by the~'es of the Womans Auxiliary at
e Legion hall Saturday evening.
Mrs.O. H.Godsedy gave an¢= ~r egg hunt on e lawn ateBaptist church Saturday aft-oon for the llttle folks of the
~tist Sunday School.Porter Morrow recently moved
s household goods w Tekamsh.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Yowell, Mrs.L. Suliivan, Mrs. Ross Parrishd Mrs. John Andersen attended
e union services at Tekarnah on
day evening.Friday evening the members of
e I Delta Dek Card Club gath-. at the E. C. Burdic home for
no host party.The time was~nt in playing various gamesdcontestsforwhichsdtablazen were awarded.A nice lunchas served.This will be the last
eating until fall.Very good Easter programsere rendered at both churches onday momlng and were enjoyed~a nice sized audience.
Claude Yowell returned to thenivcraityhospitalatOmahahere he has been the past week
der treatmentMr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper en-
yed Easter dinner at the home
their daughter, Mrs. J. T. Fitch.
her guests were Mr.and Mrs.allure Fitch.
The Mission Study dlass me
'th Mrs, A. L. Sullivan Tuesda
tnrnoon.The Omaha city schools enjoy~week's spring vacation lost week~'ss Margaret Smith spent he
~cation last.week.Miss Mar
»t. Smith spent her vacatloere at the home of her grandpsrnts, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hayes.
Deputy state game warden~
. . . . . . . -
wu i n Omshl.Geo. Immplur,who hu mule
his home here with his daughter,Mrs. Cllflond Owen .md family the
past winter,left Thursday tor
Humlnsvllle, Mo. for an extended
vdsnlt with relativa.Tha city mter was shut all sshort,time 'fharsdoy altemoonwhile workmen wer; busy repair-
ing two breaks in the main.
Mr. md Mrs.H. B. Cnmevonwere Eater Sundny dinnerdsnestsat Mr. and Mn.}<1<mrd O etree
st twr home ln Omaha.Miss Dngmnr Olson is reported
as getting along unisex following
an opera on lnt Sun y for ap-gendxcitis at the Nicholas Sem:
capital ln Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Buch are |gesn~ning to spend the summer in n-mark vlsitlng relatives. Mr. Buch'nsister, Miss Lorem Buch will gowith them and expects to remain
there where she has five sistersliving."gg ull from Ne w Yo rkMay 16,r. and Mrs. Buch will
sell their household goods before
leaving.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Duniic en-
tertained twelve friends nt n din-
is under the doc to r'a c are.
C.S.Bu xto n o f Omah a , vi s i te d
!a.st we ek a t th e Er n e s t Grenier
home._
Mr .a n d Mr s .E . C .Bur dic at-
tende d Eas ter s ervic es at the First
Ba ptis t c h u rc h a t Oma h a Sunday
mo r n in g .The y , with Mr . an d Mr s.
» .:I
A wupla ol loal
iuta,Joe Biukbnm
Cook, [uve aninged
course (nr pncHea -the Kell pasture -gefb lan he ldMr. md Henry
turned home Smmdly »
a we ek'| v idt -gag?
nep .do,Km.,w infrom an extended
home with them.
The Rebekah
the M. E. Winset hom:
ex-noon.Mrs.M. E.WinsetClarence were Sunday
the Mrs. Jennie Of!
Bhi r.
L. Carroll Udnnd.
at Union, was a ~=
ol his mother. Mrs. E
The Modem Wood .-their regular meetingwhich was followed
hour with refleshmen 1Mr. and Mrs.WalPngue, spent Sunday
ental, C. E. Whittnke
Rodney Peterson »
-~..r
san, Herbsrt ment Sunday evening
at Lbs Henry Rohwer home.
Mn.Merle Mehmnl held 3 ;
home Snturdny in honnr olhirthdny.A number of lrlendl
c a m i n to spend the aftgmoon;y_;===°=f pleasant time was had
Mt. and Mrs. Emil Kmbe vlaf
gd re lativ es nur Blnir on Sun-
y.Mrs. .Toe Bolln enkrtllned tha
following at dlnner I n t Sunday:Ma n n.and Mesdums l-'rank
Wddf, Wm. Bolln, In Piper, Louismmm. Carl Bolln and Bettyhneand Fnnlda Jean Wolf! and Billy
Dem Bolln.'
The Women's Club met Thurdny with Mn. Alice Trlsler asharness.The topic for discussion
was Women in Politics.Roll @l|
wu answered by the mme 0! awoman who Influenced the world.
Mrs .h\u:-a lla rrnea da pa pero nthe"Three Ruths in Cong'resa"i
Daisy Slader gave s papa-on"Lady Asbor"m d M n .AnnaSievera tend a paper nn "Influence
of Women in Metra Achievements"gn atiajoynble al oon was spent
y
umbul, Nah. Friday. Chatter Spl-
lwn Esmond: Cmmbmgh,ElmPetersen. Lee Hmaoek, Roumoml
Jansen, Murrell Lowe md MuddlnSheets.Rxnwna plum!third in
beginning typing md IM. fifth in
advlnced typing.Supt.Shndor
mdheetookihemov etinenrs.
Min leak Qzmminga of Omdu,
spent Bam: at the homo ol her
parents; Mr. and Mn. D. E. Cum-
mings.
Mr. and Mn. H. B. Cameron an~
~ md ~ 0 . H. °°";
my ss o e Ithe chicknn supper at the legion
hall Saturday evening.
Mr.md Mn. W i lbur County,Mx-. and Mrs.Fun k Cnn o r o lCni g,Mr. and Mn. W m.Miller
and two childrcn, Miss Arwilda AndWilbur Lowe were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.J. D.
Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogert en-tertained at dimer Sunday lor Hr.
and Mrs. C. K. Andersen of Arl-
ington, Hr. and Mrs. Huold\ Web-
ster and Joyce of Teknmsh
_John Sutton drove over from.
meeting of the Wom|.n's C1ub ather home south of town, with 18
members present.The next meet-
ing af the Club will be with Mrs.
Wm. Adams, April 17.
L. D. Burdic of Omaha, visit/eddt the pnrentnl, E. W. Burdic home
Saturday.
I IAT AG. COLLE
Washington county
bending the ninek
Feeders' Day at the
College in Lincoln on
17, will Iind the que
confined to the house with illnessfor a number of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Badger spent
the week-end at the home of their
son, Loren in Fremont.Mrs, Fred Meiethenry was host-ess to the Methodist Missionary
Society Wednesday afternoon,atwhich there was a good attendance
HERMAN NEWS
Waldo Hancock purchased A new
evrolet sedan last week.
mmhall Bros.of Arlington,
re delivering their spring stock
this vicinity last week.P. L.tersen was in charge.
Wm. Brnne of Tekamah was asineas caller here Thursday-
Mrs. .men Woodward and AnnreupfromOmaha Thursdaynon visiting at the L.A.
codward home.Jacqueline spent
entire week here.Mr.and Mrs.Pete Dischner
ve moved their household goodsto Columbus, Neb. where they
ll again make their home
Mrs. W. H. Hughes was called
Omaha Tuesday by news telling~t her brother, Sam Jones had
len and was sedonsly injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Fern West last
~ll took over the Panstorlum
ch they leased last lsll to.ley Geaners of Tekamah.Rolland Wachter came down~rn Wayne Friday to spendter at the home of his parents,
r. and Mrs.Ben Wachter.A large number attended theicken ple supper served by the~'es of the Womans Auxiliary at
e Legion hall Saturday evening.
Mrs.O. H.Godsedy gave an¢= ~r egg hunt on e lawn ateBaptist church Saturday aft-oon for the llttle folks of the
~tist Sunday School.Porter Morrow recently moved
s household goods w Tekamsh.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Yowell, Mrs.L. Suliivan, Mrs. Ross Parrishd Mrs. John Andersen attended
e union services at Tekarnah on
day evening.Friday evening the members of
e I Delta Dek Card Club gath-. at the E. C. Burdic home for
no host party.The time was~nt in playing various gamesdcontestsforwhichsdtablazen were awarded.A nice lunchas served.This will be the last
eating until fall.Very good Easter programsere rendered at both churches onday momlng and were enjoyed~a nice sized audience.
Claude Yowell returned to thenivcraityhospitalatOmahahere he has been the past week
der treatmentMr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper en-
yed Easter dinner at the home
their daughter, Mrs. J. T. Fitch.
her guests were Mr.and Mrs.allure Fitch.
The Mission Study dlass me
'th Mrs, A. L. Sullivan Tuesda
tnrnoon.The Omaha city schools enjoy~week's spring vacation lost week~'ss Margaret Smith spent he
~cation last.week.Miss Mar
»t. Smith spent her vacatloere at the home of her grandpsrnts, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hayes.
Deputy state game warden~
. . . . . . . -
wu i n Omshl.Geo. Immplur,who hu mule
his home here with his daughter,Mrs. Cllflond Owen .md family the
past winter,left Thursday tor
Humlnsvllle, Mo. for an extended
vdsnlt with relativa.Tha city mter was shut all sshort,time 'fharsdoy altemoonwhile workmen wer; busy repair-
ing two breaks in the main.
Mr. md Mrs.H. B. Cnmevonwere Eater Sundny dinnerdsnestsat Mr. and Mn.}<1<mrd O etree
st twr home ln Omaha.Miss Dngmnr Olson is reported
as getting along unisex following
an opera on lnt Sun y for ap-gendxcitis at the Nicholas Sem:
capital ln Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Buch are |gesn~ning to spend the summer in n-mark vlsitlng relatives. Mr. Buch'nsister, Miss Lorem Buch will gowith them and expects to remain
there where she has five sistersliving."gg ull from Ne w Yo rkMay 16,r. and Mrs. Buch will
sell their household goods before
leaving.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Duniic en-
tertained twelve friends nt n din-
is under the doc to r'a c are.
C.S.Bu xto n o f Omah a , vi s i te d
!a.st we ek a t th e Er n e s t Grenier
home._
Mr .a n d Mr s .E . C .Bur dic at-
tende d Eas ter s ervic es at the First
Ba ptis t c h u rc h a t Oma h a Sunday
mo r n in g .The y , with Mr . an d Mr s.
» .:I
A wupla ol loal
iuta,Joe Biukbnm
Cook, [uve aninged
course (nr pncHea -the Kell pasture -gefb lan he ldMr. md Henry
turned home Smmdly »
a we ek'| v idt -gag?
nep .do,Km.,w infrom an extended
home with them.
The Rebekah
the M. E. Winset hom:
ex-noon.Mrs.M. E.WinsetClarence were Sunday
the Mrs. Jennie Of!
Bhi r.
L. Carroll Udnnd.
at Union, was a ~=
ol his mother. Mrs. E
The Modem Wood .-their regular meetingwhich was followed
hour with refleshmen 1Mr. and Mrs.WalPngue, spent Sunday
ental, C. E. Whittnke
Rodney Peterson »
-~..r
san, Herbsrt ment Sunday evening
at Lbs Henry Rohwer home.
Mn.Merle Mehmnl held 3 ;
home Snturdny in honnr olhirthdny.A number of lrlendl
c a m i n to spend the aftgmoon;y_;===°=f pleasant time was had
Mt. and Mrs. Emil Kmbe vlaf
gd re lativ es nur Blnir on Sun-
y.Mrs. .Toe Bolln enkrtllned tha
following at dlnner I n t Sunday:Ma n n.and Mesdums l-'rank
Wddf, Wm. Bolln, In Piper, Louismmm. Carl Bolln and Bettyhneand Fnnlda Jean Wolf! and Billy
Dem Bolln.'
The Women's Club met Thurdny with Mn. Alice Trlsler asharness.The topic for discussion
was Women in Politics.Roll @l|
wu answered by the mme 0! awoman who Influenced the world.
Mrs .h\u:-a lla rrnea da pa pero nthe"Three Ruths in Cong'resa"i
Daisy Slader gave s papa-on"Lady Asbor"m d M n .AnnaSievera tend a paper nn "Influence
of Women in Metra Achievements"gn atiajoynble al oon was spent
y
umbul, Nah. Friday. Chatter Spl-
lwn Esmond: Cmmbmgh,ElmPetersen. Lee Hmaoek, Roumoml
Jansen, Murrell Lowe md MuddlnSheets.Rxnwna plum!third in
beginning typing md IM. fifth in
advlnced typing.Supt.Shndor
mdheetookihemov etinenrs.
Min leak Qzmminga of Omdu,
spent Bam: at the homo ol her
parents; Mr. and Mn. D. E. Cum-
mings.
Mr. and Mn. H. B. Cameron an~
~ md ~ 0 . H. °°";
my ss o e Ithe chicknn supper at the legion
hall Saturday evening.
Mr.md Mn. W i lbur County,Mx-. and Mrs.Fun k Cnn o r o lCni g,Mr. and Mn. W m.Miller
and two childrcn, Miss Arwilda AndWilbur Lowe were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.J. D.
Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogert en-tertained at dimer Sunday lor Hr.
and Mrs. C. K. Andersen of Arl-
ington, Hr. and Mrs. Huold\ Web-
ster and Joyce of Teknmsh
_John Sutton drove over from.
meeting of the Wom|.n's C1ub ather home south of town, with 18
members present.The next meet-
ing af the Club will be with Mrs.
Wm. Adams, April 17.
L. D. Burdic of Omaha, visit/eddt the pnrentnl, E. W. Burdic home
Saturday.
I IAT AG. COLLE
Washington county
bending the ninek
Feeders' Day at the
College in Lincoln on
17, will Iind the que
confined to the house with illnessfor a number of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Badger spent
the week-end at the home of their
son, Loren in Fremont.Mrs, Fred Meiethenry was host-ess to the Methodist Missionary
Society Wednesday afternoon,atwhich there was a good attendance
ho in c h e s
- m a guest
\el Unland.
Hodge held
Inst week.
»y n sod-ll
r Pvnd of
xt the par-
home.
n s u u y m e gr a i n propomon at-ely .
Fan ne ra f rom W as hi ngton c ou n~
ty atte nd in g Feeders'D a y th i s
y u r wi ll a ls o h a ve th e o p p o r tu n -
i t y o l he a r i n g s o me o ! th e f o r e ~
mo s t li v tn c k au tho r i ti e s i n th e
c oun try sp eak on pop ular an d p ne-
tic d topi c s.ln a d d i ti o n , n ml h o f
win te r expe ri me nts c o nd uc te d wi th
.\ .. .. .L - . ....A ... »1- .. .m s..
........,.A number of relatives took their:uppers lust Tuesday evening and
xurprised Clayton Sheets at hismme here.The occasion was his
rlrth Anniversary.The evening
vas spent in visiting.Those pres-
rnt were D. O. Sheets and family,
Kr. and Mrs. John Thlelfoldt and
Ruby, Mr. and Mrs.Geo.Sheetsmd two children.Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ray mov-
ed Saturday from the K. J. Van
Valin lace onto a farm nearBlair WE..Bert Loftis and !am~
»ly moved l few weeks ago.The
holds' have moved to the Wm.
The Ray Tx-iplen home was wescene of a happy gathering Easter
Sunday with nil we family home
(or the dny.I t h u been sometime since they could all t homest the same time.Miss left
her nursing duties at Omaha and
Elzy the oldest, son, has arrived
home to recupemte from a serlousillness following an attack of fluwhlle ln Missouri.Miss Alice was
up from Blair.Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Cameron sr-
rived home Thursday from a ten
day trip ln Gxlcago and Ontarlo,
Canada.
M n Irons Struinvvnt nf nmm..
The Arlington high school, which
entered the dlstrlct mudcal murm-ment held in Omaha FrldlY and
Saturday, won the folllowing hon-ors: comet solo, Richard wiv. era;
boys'small group,4th;stnI18»
snull group. 4th; girls' glee, elsss
C, 3rd;boys'glee,class C, 21141;
small group mixed orchestra, lem;mked chorus, class C, 2nd.'Ifhe
glee clubs, mixed chorus and mxx-
ed quanette will go to Lincoln w
compete in the stake contest the
(int week in May.
Dr. md Mrs.B.L._Ca5iy ~
entertained the members of theirfamily and sevenl others at din-
ner Sunday evening ln honor oftheirson,Jack who leaves soonfor Peorin, Ill.Munir and cardsentertained during T-hd evening.
Misses Clara and Ruth Meier-
henry,Margaret Reokmeyer and
Therlo Reckmeyer vqere amongthe students from Lincoln,who
spent Easter with home (mike.
Mrs. Herbert Fhlton. srrivedlsst
week from Seattle on make sn ex-enaea vim with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badger and
son spent the week-end in lincoln
muh M..rz..a....1. "ne-Rankin farm north of town.Mia!Beulah HarrisonhomeSaturday from Omaha
fillspend two wgeks vacath
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a m d u m .F.l w h m m d m o m n n m u u u n n a hm "h | l d | | r . b o d d l n | t r u ¢ d o n ! o r " ' h ° : " d " ; ¢ _ h °Hl l n n h m n w h o l n i n a e r l d u - I
..~ o f ' - E ! E o e l l ¢ l l P ° ° ?A .|....\.»L.. .... IM.. 0. ~||,_|eold¢loninnholpitnlthen.Ben e r H U Y H E n e w .
Lee Harrison drove over from
Des "Moines, Iowa Saturday for anextended vlnlt with relatives hem
and at Tekamah.
A5 we send these items in we
are informed that |Kenneth Cam~nf Mr.:Pnmlr Amir-Ir.
that nlternoon.at the regdarning when she
While here she
She 'was presentmeeting that eve-
gave n nlce talk.
was entertained at
a breakfast at the C. R. Gray home
and Mrs. E. C. Burdlc entertainedat A 12:80 luncheon at her home¢-_ "__M......__. -_..._ _m_
A W-u5»-wr -v-» W... ~.. ....and Mrs. Pew Thomsen March 26.
William Blabee,who has beenlll the past two weeks le reported
ae improving.The members oftheCongregationalchoir visited
him on Enter Sunday and wok
him an Easter lily.
was taken w the hosbitnl several
weeks ago with a netvvlla break-
down Ind his condition was worse.
W. S. Hadley wad hos t at a"stag" dinner part.; nt Sweetland
Friday evening snoring Jack
§_cheer wha 1s leaving soonlor
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O m a h a g i r l .M r .a n d M r s .C a m ~
e r o n a r e v i s i t i n g a t t h e A m i c k
h o m e a t p r e s e n t .T h e y p l a n t o
m a k e t h e i r h o m e i n O m a h a .H e r -
marg friergdg extend c ongratulati_ons
em o f th e c h ap te r .Mr . a n d Mr s .
Chr is Tru hlae n ga ve a si x o' c . lo c k
dinne r whe n the ir gu ests were Mrs.
Stud eve nt,Mr .a n d Mr s .C.H .
Blanc hard,Mr .a n d Mr s .T o m
W akef ieid.J r .an d Mr .an d Mr s .A
Mrs.Henry Richter was taken B W m _in Sunday while at he )-mme °¥°i'm."§,, rWachter was hostess
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Badger spent
the weekend at the home of their
son, Loren in Fremont.Mrs, Fred Meierhenry was host-
esa to the Methodist Missionary
Society Wednesday afternoon,atwhich there was a good attendanceSeveral guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Pfeiffer were
dimer guests Easter Sunday at
the Ray Roberta home in Fremont.Don Rhea, who has been livingi n Al Ludwig's home, has moved
into the Henry Close apartment.Mr. and Mrs. Rhea Gilfry andchildren ol Omaha, spent the week
end here with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Speggers and
daughter,Ruth came up fromOmahafortheweek-end at the
W. K. Ely home.
I
..f IWashington county farmers t ;
bending the ninekrnth annuai
Feeders' Day at the' AgHcultural|
College in Lincoln on Friday, Aprll I
17, will Iind the question box one
of the features of the program.
County Agent Geo. Bates says that
local farmers may.expect goodl
answers to all problems relating to
feeds and feeding.Several hun-
dred questions were ,answered last
year.A great desi of interest dc-
veloped around the use ol protein
supplements for cattle last year.Then a large numbel' of Nebraska
feeders asked questions about
feeding cattle grain while running
Aspirin is the tndemark of Bam
manufacture of monoaeetimcidutcr
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cyllnder trucks Is an actual dollan-and
cum: economy that shown up, monfh
dtor month on Ihe balance shed. D
mm with a purchase price that Is one
of fha lowest In the marks? lor a'oom-
plns unlf.II conllnun Ohroughout
Chavrolah long llh with on operating
cod fha; u unwrpauodl
Comldof, for example, lhl and-records
ol loading national °fa°nlnn\ons who
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Cre ig hto n an d Mon ett o f Sc huy le r,
we re pa tr o llin g i n this sec tion a
few day s las t we ek.
Mrs . Rob er t A da ms an d c hi ldr en
o f Te k a ma h ,spent Fr i da y a t the
J . A . W e s t ho me .
Mi s s E mma Co s le mi d Mis s Mi l-
dr ed Swanson o f Oma ha ,were
Ea ster Su nd a y gu e sts o f Mi ldr ed ?
par ents, Mr. an Mr s. F . 0 . Swan -
son.Don ald L o we o f W ay ne,spent
th e Easter vac ation wi th He r ma n
relatives.
The re wi ll be a y o un g peoples
mee ti ng a t th o M.E .c hurc h a t
Te k a ma h n e xt Sunday eve ni ng
with : rp rog ra ln and lunc h.Y o u n g
f o lk s f r o m several nearby to wn s
wi ll attend.Rexx No r li n an d a
nu mbe r f r o m here an d Rose Hi l l
plan to be present.
A deal wa s ma d e la st week
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Eugene Burdic were dimer guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daugherty.Earl Sheets, who went w Hold-
rege, Neb. two weeks ago to workforagrading crew,returned mHerman last week.
Mr.and Mrs.H.0.Cooper,Philip and Jacqueline and Mrs.Wm. Rasmussen were guests at
:he Bert Cooper home at TekamahFriday.The village board is having
some grading work done on the
hill hear the K. J. Van Valin place
and the street east as far as the
hotel graded.'The county graderis doin we work.Memgers of the senior class of
the high school have chosen the
play "What Ann Brought l{orne"g
for the annual presentation that
will be given Friday evening( Apr.
17.Miss Frances Koopman andSupt. Shrnder are coaching them.
3310 Least is conposed of Kenneth
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Mr. and Mrs. George Ketchmark'and La Donna spent the weekend'at the Emma Ketchmark home.,Mrs. C, A. Stewart and children
'of South Sioux City, spent Satur-
day with Mrs.Anna Wreidt.|Mr. and Mrs.Cari Rohwer en-
tertained the Happy Hour Club onFriday evening.A most enjoyabletime was had by all.Mr. and Mrsi Henry Kruse andTimmOhrt spent Sunday at the
Claus Ohrt home.
Mr.and Mrs.Gus Lage spentEaster Sunday with Rev. and Mrs.Henry Erck at Lincoln.
April first was the birth anni-
versary of John Autzen.A num-
ber of friends and relatives gath-
ered to help him celebrate.The€'i="i"s was spent playing cards.
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.,..~ ~,e n,Riley Brodersen,WendellMc nnnahn,Ramona Crumbaugh,Chester Spikcr, Rosamond /Jensenand Gordon Andersen.
The following students took partin the commercial contest at Col-
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~A t a ate ho ur a delicious lunc h
wa s s er ve d a n d the usu al good
ti me wa s h a d b y ali .
Mr . a nd Mr s . Ora l Har r is o n vis -
ite d re latives n ear Oak la nd Ea ster
Sunday .
Mr .a n d Mr s .Ha r r y Voss and
. ¢ . n u n \ \ .a v u v u s na n . .\ I \ U u n a v a o b
o f t h e PICTCQ home.
Mr . a n d Mr s .B.B.S mi th an d
c hildren o f Oma ha ,we re Eas ter
din ne r g ue sts o f_ l\1 r. an d Mrs . D.
E. Hay es .
A happy Ea s te r g a th e ri n g a t
the Ber tha Lowe home inc lud ed the
c hildren and their familie s:Mr s .
Chr is Ric hter,Mr .an d Mr s .GK-
bc rt Olson,Mi ss Ma g g i e Lo we ,
Miss Ann Roc h, Rosemary and Leo
Han non a nd Mi ss Ruth Roc h.
Fr id ay after noon sho rtly beforc
c los ing the lo v.er gr ades at sc h ool
ha d so me E a s te r g ame s a n d we r e
gi ve n a tr a t b y th e ir te ac h e r .
Mr .a n d \Irs.A .E .S wa n an d
Correne and Harry Swan , (fr. c ame
up fr om Omaha and visited Su ndayat th e p a r e n ta l, H. L . S wan h o me
enjoy i ng Eas ter di nne r.
Th e M .E .A i d wi ll me e t W e d -
nesday wi th Mr s .W m.Bra nde rt.
Mr .and Mr s .Ha r o ld Ba rg e o f
Omah a, sp en t S atur da y n i g h t a n d
Sun day a t the ho me o f Mr .an d
Mr s. A . W . B ar ge .
Mr .a n d Mr s .F lo vd K n o t t an d. _ _ .. .. . _ - . ._ - . . f u . - . - - v ." -s o n s d r o v e u p f r o m O m a h a S u n -
d a y m o m i n g a n d s p e n t l t h e d e y
w i t h h i s m o t h e r ,M r s .R o b e r t
K n o tt.'
Mr .an d Mr s .Pe te Christensen
a n d Mr s . E d Ols on wer e in 0 rn a~
he W e dnes day to se e Mis s Ds gmar
Ols o n a t th e Nic holas Senn hos-
pi ta l.
Th e Gu ild he ld the ir weekly
me etin g Thu rs da y wi th Mr s . W m.
Ad a ms .Mesd emes H. B. Came ron
a n d C.L .Reid we re assisting
hostesses in serving n. ten c ent tea.
Mrs. E. P. Han sen was i ii at her
home th e la st oi' the we ek a nd un-
ab le to ta k e h e r p a r t a s o r g a n i s t
a n d c h oi r di re c tor f or the E aster
servi c es a t the M. E . c hu rc h.He :
pla c e was ve ry a bly f ille d b y Mr s.
J o h n S u tto n .
Th e F a r me r s Un io n a r e ma k i n g
mo r e i mp r o ve me n ts i n their store
Th e y ha ve tak en o u t a pnr ti ti sr
fro m the f lo ur ro om, a re r ear ra ng
inrr the sta rk and nnintimr than in.' " n - - v - v - - . -- ~ - .| 1 1 1 - v - H g u - - u n o nterior.
Ho w a r d Pierc e o f Columb us
spe nt la s t Sun day here wi th his
fa th e r, W m.Pie rc e an d e njo y ed a
nine visit with an aunt and uncle ol
Detroit, Mich.,who are vidting
e |.rry per an o
M1-i_hPier§.c w a .1 lu
Skinner homes were released Iron
quarantine last week.ln ( L B . G H entertained th<Fllnlun Circle ednesdn d i c tnoon.The subject cenlereff aroum
Easter and was interesting nn:
entertaining.Mn. Gray served |delicious lunch.
Ivan Helms ud l i e d with th-
clerking duties at the Potuie sionTuesdaywhileMarlena Godse
rs
e
y V A L qtl. .ul U I
Mr s .Ga i l J o h ns o n a n d Mi s s Le tt.
Mar sha dl, c a me ove r f rom Fr emo nt
Sunday even in g to atte nd th e
Ea s ter e a nta ta at th e C o n gr e g a -
tio nal churc h.Mr .a n d Mr s .C.Li p p e tt o f
Fle mi n g ,CoEo.,vis ited th e pa st
we e k nt th e Hen ry Clos e h ome.
..'1 .
l.,¢°=*\1-;
confined to the house with illnessfor a number of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Badger spent
the week-end at the home of their
son, Loren in Fremont.Mrs, Fred Meiethenry was host-ess to the Methodist Missionary
Society Wednesday afternoon,atwhich there was a good attendanceSeveral guests were present.
Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Pfeiffer were
dimer guests Easter Sunday at
the Ray Roberts home in Fremont.Don Rhea, who has been living
i n Al Ludwig's home, has moved
into the Henry Close apartment.Mr. and Mrs. Rhea Gilfry andchildren ol Omaha, spent the week
end here with relatives.
Mt. and Mrs. Hans Speggers and
daughter,Ruth came up fromOmahafortheweek-end at the
W. K. Ely home.
:|; | ~::|l |I :
c e n t e r p i e c e o f f o u r b a s e b a l l b a t s
t i e d t o g e t h e r w i t h s t r e a m e r s a n d
in th e c e n te r o f wh i c h wa s a b as e
ball.J ac k was prese fnte d a h and-
so me tulle d le athe r h Il fold.Th e
eve n i n g wa s s p e n t a t c ard s, later
dr i vi n g to F r e mo n t to a s h o w.
Rhnxmntiam T o o ~ e
When your hmd ache-from any
mule-when a cold has sctded in
yaur joints, or you feel those deep~
down pains of rheumatinm, ndadc-1.
or Iumbago, take Bayer Aupirin and
,I .AT AG. COLLEGE APRIL 11 ~
f I
Washington county farmers at-
bending the ninetunth annual
Feeders' Day at the' AgHcultural|
College in Lincoln on Friday, April l
17, will Iind the question box one
of the features of the program.
County Agent Geo. Bates says that
local farmers may .expect good
answers to all problems relating w
lfeeds and feeding.Several hun-
Bayer Aspirin is de.
Aspirin in the mdemark of Bam
manufacture of monoaoetimcidutzr
of salicylimcid., _.
f \°\e*~5 _° ' ; ¥ § 3 \ < > "
\¢ '
'~
1 7 "qw ".Iqred questions were ,answered last
year.A great desi of interest dc-
veloped around the use ol protein
supplements for cattle last year.Then a large number of Nebraska
feeders asked questions about
feeding cattle grain while running
\~' e ~
a s / w A / y a y
B E W A R E O F I M I T A T I O N
~
relative.-»~ Melvin Ruwe are=~nts of a baby glrl
ednuday.Mn. Rauwe
y Min Henrietta Loh-
her marriage.ulhnan md Wesiay
were those from here
=~the dixhic t mud:Omaha Friday and
pent the weekend with
at Shelton.~rs. Gilbert Ruwe and
EK v.m.m
a - m a n u n
Niebaum returned
ay morning from
Imax- and one-hnl! percentum li"
annum,payable semi-annually,
m d slull u tax be levied u p
mully upon all the taxable pfv-
Periy in slid City Ior the pay-
ment of the infeledf o n ui d
bonds u the same becomes
due md for the ptyment of the
bvndl in the mm a mo unt of
$25;000.W,mi d bonds to _be
known ns 'Pirk Bandf, to be ia-
med i n deixominations o f
n,ooo.oo w h ,m be d u n
April 1, 1931, md to be payable
not leuthxn ten yes!! from their
date and not mare thu: ~==1g
yesrslromtheirdnt fabear -
~e'a.. Go e d e wi ll c on f i r m a
Its a t th e Sa le m L u th -
ne xt Su n da y e ven i ng ,
nnin g at eig ht o 'c lo c k.
la~ Holtmau od' W ay ne,
Ea ster vac ation wi th
- » ~ E lm e r Ru w e w e r e
~rs Sunday.
ma n a n d No r ma we r e
allers I' rid ay eve nin g.
.H g ;.
I \ \I |.||;n 4
If threefifthu of the votes of
the qualified electors of the City
voting on said propogition shall
.|
same becomes due, the proceeds
from the sais of said bonds to
be used for the purpose of pur-
dmdns' land by said City for
parks and public grounds and
the improving ol the same by
erecting A swimming pool and
_ -n
3800, vu introduced by Colmdl-
dnhl, that rule dx be Suspended,
md that this ordinance be passed
to its second mdins~On niiidl,
Hundnhl, Jensen, Moore, sehmiaz,
Thietje md Raberts voting 'AYE',
McKay being absent,the modon
carried.
This ordinance vru md lor the
second time.
Moved by Cmmdlman Schmidt
Ind neeondzd by Councilman Hun-
d s h l d u t r u l e s k lw lg a hl g ug .
pended,md ti n t thi s ordinance
t i m e .
Moved by Counuilmng Schmidt
I s 0 a l l ul
A
H o n e T l ; | e a t r e
Homeo Per acl Tal mg Plclurcs
de r se n o f B lai r .
Mr s . B o o n e Ne wki r k an d Mis s e s
Ed u ; a nd Ca the r i ne Ne wki r k s pe n t
Fr id a y eve rljn g a t t h e H e n r y Ras-
mu ss en h ome.
Mr.. and M r s . H a y g s R-osenhalm
I ...v .\_
Sunda evening e n.z theChris Pgtarson hamegzncludgd Mr.
and Mtg.Henry Rasmussen andehildnen"'|nd Mr. md Mrs .Pem-
Niellgn.
Razuvnld Richoldaen of Blair,
spent Sunday at the Lara Rollandhome.
The Young People'a meeting of
Hr. Ind Mn. umm [Ano n lhd
Ions lpent 'hmeadny evening |.t the2 4851-°» home.t h
y IMme Newkirk home in honor: ofBohby'u birthday lnduded Messrsand Mesdsmea Howard Rumnueg
md Ro nlls ol Fremont,Boone
Newldrk and funlly, Huold Rav
mnsaen and children, Andrew andVictor Johnson and Phyllis and
~.,.._
NUFICE To o o N'mAc r0 ns
Seafed bids will be neceivd at
the office ol the Department ol
Public Works in the State House
at Lincoln, Nebraska on April 80,
1931, until 9:00 o'clock A. M., and
nt that time publicly opened and
nud for GRADING, SAND GRA-VEL s u n m c m c ,CULVERTS»
ROADWAY CULVERT P I P E ,
ONE VIADUCT and inddeuui
wnrk on the KENNARD-ARUNG-'
TON mowe r NO. 2 58-E, FED-
ERAL AID ROAD.The proposed work consists ot
ccnztructing 0.9 miles of Gnveled
Rand.The npprodmate quantities are:
49,000 Cu.Yds.Unclassified
Excavation 4207,000 Cu. Yds. Stations Over-
haul15,000 Sq.Yds.Sand Gravel
Surface Course \
~l a.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
APRIL 10 and ll
Boone and Ed Newkirk and Mer-
ton Cqrneiius and Misseq Edna
THURSDAY
APRIL 9J u s t I m a g i n e
With El Brendel and Mnureen 0'Sullivnn
COMEDY-My lllrlm '.
day dinner guests at the Martin
Larsen home.Mr. and Mrs. H. C.Larsen, Hannah and Lodse wereevening guests.
Mrs. Carl Rasmussen entertain-
ed s Pauls Aid Thursday a1'ter=-
noon.Mra. Merle Newkirk entertained
at a quilting party Thursday aft-
ernoon, th¢ followingladies: Mes-
.~._._.-
|»n ."-- _ . - . . _ . . .. - _ -
""»
This work must be started pm-
viou¢ to June 1, 1981 and be com-
pleted by December 1, 1931.
Th e r i g h t i l r a e r v e df a w a l v e
all hechnlmllties and reject any or
all bids.DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WURKS
R. L. Coclqran, State Engineer.
George C. McQuax'rie,
County Clerk, Wnahingmn County.
W. E. Bnrz,
County Clerk, Dodge County.12-8b
n;u|\ ~WIS the Dlnixh church mot Sands~
afternoon at the Fred Dichneye
home with nn ntundnnoo ol 85.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Andmpvu
ol lincoln.were Sunday dilme
guelts at the Rudolph Andreuonhome.Mr. and Mn. Emanuel An-
dreason and sons were lfl»€¥ll00¥l
guests.-
CITY OOUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Apri! 7, 1981
A regular meeting ol the Blair
City Coundl was nlied fn ox-der
at 7 P. M. by Mlyur Stewart, the
following Councilmen answering
roll call: Hundahl, Jensen, Moore,
Schmidt,and Roberts.Absent
McKay;Thietje reporting after
roll call.
roll nl-ll, Hundlhl, Jensen, Moore,
s¢-nmmf, Thietje and mbem vot-
ing 'AYE',Mckxy being absent,
the motion carried.
This ordinance was then read
for the third time.
Moved by Councilman Schmidt,
and seconded by Councilman Hun-
dnhl, that this ordinance be num~
bered 491,title as read agreed
upon,passed and approved and
v i c t i m o f a s u r p r i s e p a r t y S a w r -I u \ - " »I1.Lao v - - - - ~ - ~ ~ - - - -l m :m u .d a y e v e n i n g w h e n a b o u t 5 0 o f h e r t i o n f o r C u l v e r t s w e r e r e a d
r e h t i v e s c m n e w i t h w e l l f i l l e d 2 C u .Y d s .C l a s s " A "C o n c r e t e T h e 1 0 1
_''--»--. 1 rf__.1_.....I1..
H o n e T l ; | e a t r e
Homeo Per acl Tal mg Plclurcs
THURSDAY
APRIL 9J u s t I m a g i n e
With El Brendel and Mnureen 0'Sullivnn
COMEDY-My lllrlm '.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
APRIL 10 and ll
Saturday Matinee
Fighting Caravans
With Gary Cooper and Lily Dnmiln
C()l\IEDY--Little Big House
SUNDAY and MONDAY
APRIL 12 :And 13
l l u l e u U I u n : | B 5 L m l
l and armroved.
== *= '" 1B | tn at the sa me b e p ub ii ah ed as r e- ' be i n fa vor o f th e i ss ui ng of mid i MISS n
¢| llir9r| hv Inw.On fnf i mall " | h _Innnrhz and fh n lo vvi n u n f Ha n |znrIB\Ilb&Il]{lowing qugn was : a m i' 3 ; " 2 'SI "`sé3\§.I§1`lf
iyor and Cvundl.I nm Thletje llld Ruben; voting 'AYE',
»r |permit to Inova I McKay being lb ~»~the lhyurIQ-2|_ on _{¢|\glg_hw{° deglgred the ordinance puled.I
" " " " " " " " " " " " " ` "mite 'e th Rn Fli-~ ;~;___ierqulaghome. "Ml .mi nfl Chris
md uid md- will \»= lnmed ind m°'::2..:':' .£.'I°.{lY 'iff 22.2.12baskets.The event oemg ner for Box Uulvens ana neuuwuua To the Mbirthday.At °°"'°'? o'clogk 5"PP"I 174 lbs. Reinforcing Steel forlaskin fx
was served,including ice creamsud cake.The remainder of theevening was s|1e1\t nt cards and
visiting.At a late hour the guests
Anfmnml fm- thnir homes. wishinz
Box Culvcrts and Headwnlls
56 Lin. Ft. 36" Cunvert Pipe.
VIADUCT AT STA.151
1 Viaduc 163' Long-22' Road-
building,
moving tr
place in
highway
1 !|||l usaid tax levied.If said proposi
ORUM BRIEFS
John Henry, Ill was born Fri-
day night to Mr. And Mrs.JohnTaylor, Jr.Mrs. Taylor, Sr. curedfor mother and mn until Sunday
when Miss Laura Dickmeyer came
w care for them.
Silk Stockings that wear#-Golzj
Stripe,$1.50 and $1.95;Flatone
A .~o 1 | .
seal of said Clty at Blair, Nebras-
ka, this 8th day of April, 1931.
C. E. KRAUSE,
City Clerk.
(SEAL)12-sr.
tive vo£e.of threefiiths of the
electors voting thereon said _pro-position shall be deemed to hive
been lost and said bonds shall dot
be issued or said tax levied.
Said election shall be held and
governed by the usual election
hws of the State of Nebraska pp:-
mining thereto.I
Get ihe Habit
fradé with-
rice clofhier
B l a i r , - - N e b n
fon or Service W¢i % 1 ;.
fashioned silk to top service weight,
or chiffon weight B'Tc; fine gauge
silk to top hose,4'ic.Sizes 8%
to 10, all colors, at Fashion Center.
If you want the Best Values in
Blair always try the Fashion
Center First.12-It
THE HACK SAW
i r o n mm s Blair. Nebnakl, April 9, 1931 N U M B E ~
We are expecting
any day to hear the
anvil chorus com-
mence to worry lor
fear a frost will
come dong and ki\l
the num
For t h e "lawr's
sake", sprinklg in n
lime hviue gras: and
white clover In thug
hare spots.A puck-
age of "Old Guniner
Call Us for Your
Dead Animals
HORSES, HOGS and cows
We come and get them.
'''nzucrnouz 61 J z
Nillardkenderingworks
Benson, Nebraska
(. () MI] I) Y- - Litt le Big House a
weeklxeiplng Mrs.Chris Benson
with her work.
Mr.and Mrs. Joe Jessen and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ben-
son and sons and Miss IannettaGnuse spent Wednesday eveinz at
the Albert Jensen home near Fon-
tanelle, helping Harold celebrate
his tenth birthday.
Wednesday afternoon at the Chris
Benson home with an attendance
of 14 members and eight visdwrs.
Albert Benson is working at the
Joe .lessen home.
He r ma n ,.
Mr .an d Mr s .A lf r e d Fe er an d
f a mi ly an d H a n ?And ers en o fBla ir , we r e S un d a y vis i to r s a t th e
Bo o n e Ne wki r k ho me .
I :I n~"~~|a
SUNDAY and MONDAY
APRIL 12 :And 13Sunday Matinee
T h e M a n W h o C a m ; B a c k
wi lh Janet Gnynor and Charles FlrrelICOMEDIES--Model Women -Go Aheau and E t
Fred Fagvercnnist.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen; Anna
and Esther spent Sunday after-
noon at the Peter Hansen home in
Fremont.Mr.and Mrs Boone Newkirkandfamily were Thursday eve-ning visitors at the Ed Newkirk
home.
Mr.and Mrs. Ray Fsgerquistand thildren were Sunday guests
Hams! Hams! Hams!
Q Q
Yes! and more Hams . . .
We are offering the best Swiss
Premium or Armour Star
` Smoked skinned hams half orwhole at 23c per pound.\
c eleb rate his bir thday Sun day evo-
ning'inc ludhd Mr .a n d Mr s .J oe
J e ss en a nd c h ildr en , Mr. a nd Mn. .
Ru d olp h A n dr e as o n a n d Mi ss Le n -
ne tta Gn us e.
Mr .a n d Mr s .A n d r e w J ohn son
sp en t S un d ay a t the Pe te r Nie lse n
ho mo .
.. .I .5 ;
e
f l I - v v 'I
v v
Nmh Side Store
PBR GALLON
Quick Dry lnamel all colon $1.15
PER Qufmr
v a r n i s h 4 l l o | | r d r y -»»$ 1 . 3 5
PER QUART
K l t c h - N - B r i t e a h a n d f u l
w a s h a b l e d u r a b l e i n s i d e
f m u n . ,-M llon » -~2.90
shape through the
summer.The Ahx~
mder Garden Plow
in the best we know
of.
The ladies o l the
Dnnilh eh\1n:)|will
hnve A Bake Dny ab
our share next Sat-
urday.They alwnyn
have things 8°°d w
élk.
x x m x x x m a
Low Prices!
COMING
April 1920 "Cimarron"
.April 22-23 Will Rogers in
"A Connecticut Yankee
TUESDAY
APRIL HGlassware Night
LUMMOX
With Winlfred Walover und Ben
COMEDY-Married or Else Lyam
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
APRIL 15 and 16
,0h! for a Man
With Jeanette MlcDonald and Reginlld Den
COMEDY-Love n la Mode
"I di dn't know him
at all. 1 vmly thought
I did."
We have had gu m
|run on garden
seed (he b n few
days.We have a
8001! selection of de~
pendable seeds in
bdk or paclmgeu.
ucksfrom wed u. Long's Moved and Seconded,that t.he\the city of Blair to the Water Commissioner and Water!
No.'I3 at the southeast Cohmiimn ha in»m~»\.~¢~|f......._
r`§é§"»H§Ey }ho{2 'Hai»}55f" 1-étums d f
the day .
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Wa?.p a r t o £ B la i r .W e wo uld c ome o nPlans and spec lfnc a txon s for the th e Fo ntan elle hi g h wa y ,th e n o n
wor k may b e s ee n a nd in fo rma ti on we s t W a sh in gton Stre et to th e
sec ured at the offic e of the County Ibric k churc h,th e n So uth to S outh
Cfffk at_ 1?f " i ' N f ' f f . ° f ' ' _ ° f " § j } ° | S t r e e t , t h a n e a s t o n So u th S tre e t
. _- - - - - - -- -- - u v - - u - » \ |v v p u l -c h f s e n e c e s s a r y m a t e r i a l f o r n e w
we ll a t the wa te r p la nt.All C o un -
c i lman pres ent vo ti n g ' A Y E ' ,th e
motio n wa s c a rr ie d.
Insuranc e nolicies we r e nmhmibomce or we uepanrnenu OI runB.rd.d E 1 Fletcher were _to 73, the hihway leading out of ted by the N T Lundwaran? ,,?2lm§,f visitors at the l'°..lv°ff_I2'°ff2$_IeBfff°'f°_Blair.We mil not use a tractor G. L. Dixon Co. were Co. and the
referred to
" ".`iu."1='1rl ng 5u| ;CBBSlu| .g|qugr W}||Ug rc-o n th e pa ve me n t b m5533011Ho me B0 see E e qmured to fu rn is h bo nd m a n wi t h a t e a m o r a a t r m
Mr . a nd Mr s. Ge or ge Lo fti s an d f'm°P" f equ al no 10 0%of his c o n-th is me ets wi th y o u r
r will pull the finance committee.
:k.Hoping The following bm; were read:
approval.I c. J. Schmidt $39.24
_The Arco Co.65.00
.hu
Fern spent Tuesday afternoon atthe Caleb Loitis home in Blalr.
|Mr.and Mrs.Earl Thompson
md family were Tuesday visitors
ln Blair at the Mack Rosenbaum
me.Anhur Anderson was called to
mracr._remain. Fred B.n .As an evidence ot good lmth lnl Moved and sggng
submitting a x=r°P°SKl for thls quest he granted n b ;
work or for my portion thereof vldons of the dt y
as provided in the bidding blank, covering the same.a
$'1E_?"'f'ei;1'?£1¥'lE;3T"E.'$'f 5:21 men yoting 'AYE',
u this re-|R. J. Murdoch
SC* to UFO-|'f'}1n Enfnrnrine 1.00:
snnnl""5|l`b».'EHnl Ommdl- Amd: Snyder mom oo.s.osI-he m w w c m . c u m u m 2.40
Henry Gusthcationwas Sam Stevens1nm rm..mmm b um*"?""'*"'"""""""""""1=°rri=dnnfm mmf or his »1»f'lr.'iu-ie.|2',.,"2..E°.i'L° .P°£'_ -_ E..°£.¥"£'fE T!"following appll .eo I
who w||tlk»entoomah\tothe ' " " " ' " " * " " ' " ' "' * " " " ' " " " " l u d .sm g nn l9.9_"m= .*:e'ei"h..&*=!$_§P.e5' ..._ ~*2.*;'..'i'1?."'§'.."° .... ..... '£!==. Hel!--H°»f°= ma our Coundl: L. w. mi so.oo|I125.00 Ia r e m a : B D E i s g v t u n g a l o n g l m c .
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson
and family were Tuesday vlsitnrs
at the Peter Christiansen home inBlair,
Mr. and Mn. Herman Rogert
uv... we ww-. ..5 ue.,iv ....,group of items or collection of
gmupa of items for which the bid
is submitted.
Grading Items Seven Hundred
(5700) Dollars
Blair, Nebraska.
In view of the fact that Blair
is to have a swimming pool, I am
wondering if you will be in need
of a caretaker or an assistant life
_ . - . i 1| -_. _..., ...__ .. .
James Rhoades _\10.00
Enterprise Eleciric Oo.55.52
C. & N. w. ma. Co.571.39
Art Kjellen 33.22
Westinghouse Electric Co.65.47
m d h m "s n mld n - f u ---g u m .u. s v , A w u mu um w mu -|5||_\|» Pig.g m L 4 0n o o n v n x J n ' : ? ¢ u ¢ c m . y n ¢ ¢ ¢ § ° i ' ? 4 ' . . . f § ¢ " $ u § " ? § T s' 3 f ~ m u m m ! !u a n a p p l i c a n t ! ° r A m e e H a r d w a r e 1.45
h° " !* -__r ~ . . | . . » s l n . . . ' r m m u m n . \ l . ~ ¢ ~ ~_ m a i l l " f " ' °4'2"S UP P F i r e E q u i p me n t C o .25-59]
IQin. F""1'§ B'I°"°*"!°!! and *?'H'°|;;':.:.:.: '1».f..""n.II°'-i-|.`.I§I.`I`n°E|§Bf'_¥l'f¥".J'° Eff? b¢!¥_0I.'_ll\? ¥P"T Ilown Nebnlka Light dz 12x1.2siginne W8l0kU10Bd8Y vmtors at me <a60"5`b¢>'1§§"ny, serve me uny OI .Ualllf m mar.Powerenry Jac son home.|capacity.I will be glld to f mi hMr. and Mrs. Walter Meierhenry Roadway Culvert P199 Items u s Chas Peaki 1°tio lwere Sunday visitors at the E. w. Ten (310) Dollars ~ »?I'.?,»f2?'f,,l'. o n a ang §f'°S:._1'f{"F""°"
90.50 I
135.00
125.00
100.00
1 25.00
- - »n nISmith homé.This work must be started pre-W" 'QW '""" ` "ggf Mir. ag?Mr8.MVickHSkovJ ard viou.5 to June 1, 1931 and be com-ery respe ;
amly,r. and rs.enry ac -ne d b s re be 1 1931.son and Marion were Sunday vis- '"`?,~.,.-..,1.+e.. n:...f.-.,.L»fn umivn '§"'eF1 "9 S? "
l u .o l m o n s e nl l y y o u r s ,H e r m a n L u d w i g
r _ B " ' ° h " ' " »R i c h a r d D a n i e l s
\ n | n . I i l u a l F l n h I nalumUl-new H u n I ~~
r e d 'bo S p e c i a l Z i o n I n s t ;&I n d u s i J. .lU.UU
r i e s 4 .27lton at the John B. Erlksen mme.;_..*':':_;;e$.,;:;.°":;"':_.:. "::|5PP"=°"°n ue mere!M.r
l u l e c n m u l l u s i I D U r u j e c b l n !P a r k |. '; = . ': '.° ' L i z ; " f i * . ? " ' . : : L - . . ~ . 1 1 b m .| . _ . . . .. . . § m . , = ,~'s 9 3 .. _ . . . . - - l s 2 -Y I - . B 9 ° = 1 .1§?é#;._-nn, V. nun., New gunna, ¢.=-ning visitors at Earl 'l'hompson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Loftis
and Howard and Annie and Meta
Thompson were Sunday dinnerguests at the George Lnltis home.Mrs. Ruth Sprick and Billy, andMrs. John B. Eriksen spent Mon-
day at the Howard Curley home
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS
R. L. Cochran, State Engineer.
GEORGE c.MCQUARRIE,
County Clerk, Washington County.
12-St
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,..=w... w....,,carried.fun, tm: nnvuuu
The following communication
was read.-
To the HonorabCou.ncl|_Ie Mayor and City
Blair, Nebraska.
Gentlemen:
I". s. Marun az U0-
Paui B. Huyette Co.
McMaster Can' Supply
Nebraaka Iowa Oll Co.
Frank Kiefer
Neptune Motor Co.
Clark Sutherland
|Lloyd Chambers
151.74
5.52
4.06
8.39
82.88
126.0090.50
100.00
at Tekamah.Mr. and Mrs.Ray Donneliy,Charles Paulson and Eddie were
Saturday evening visitors at the
Vick Skov home.
The W. M. S. of Telhasta, metat the home of Mrs. Minnie Blum
Thursday aftemoon.Andrew Anderson of I}'lair,spen¢
Sunday at Arthur Anderson's.
nun mr.lu \.uL\Aru\\,Auna
Sealed bids will be received at
the office of the Department of
Public Works in the State House
at Lincoln, Nebraska on April 30,1931, until 9:00 o'clock A. M., and
at. that time publicly opened und
read for Gradimr. Culverts, Road-
At a recent meeting of the
members of the Blair Volunteer
Fire Department, Orvsl A. Schei-
iier was chosen Fire Chief and
Ernest A. Schmidt was chosen As-
sistant Fire Chief, subject to your
confirmation.
Very truly yours,
Blair Volunteer Fire Department.
B.-flier Ice xmehine Co.
Chrisiensen Lumber Cu.
The Barrett Co.
W. J. Sas
E. K. Gustin
Ed. Stricklett
Ray Smith
wil; Salisbury
Curtis Ladd
4.61
5.61
n n ;.ea I .ve22.80
I
2.65
59.76
1 .20
13.658.00 IWattsMr.and Mrs.Earl Thompsonand family spent Sunday afternoon
at the Fred Grabbe home.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Grandpa Fletcher home were Mr.
and Mm. Carleton Taylor and !am~il of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. louisHovendiek and family of Omm,
Mr.and Mrs.Frank Inftis and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Fleb-
cher antl Delbert.Mr. and M r ;Geo. laftin and family were eve~
ning visitors.
Messrs.and Mesdames FloydMagill,Raymond Magill.John
Jarkenn and familial Rundav.
way and Driveway Culvert Pipe,
Four Bridges and incidental work
on the Fremont-Arlington Projects
Nos. 258-C & D, Fedcrd Aid roads.
The pmpuaed work condsfa of
constructing 7.7 miles of Earth
Road.The appmdmaie quantities
are:150,000 Cu.Yds.Unclassified
Excavation
95,000 Cu. Yds. Stas. Overhaul
300 Cu. Yds. Unclassified Exca-
vation for Culverisva ..n......Fhnornfn
By Alfred 0. Sick, Sec.
Mayor Stewart appointed Orval
A. Schelfler as Chief and Ernest.
A.Sehmidc as Assistant I Fire
Chief of the Bl dr Fire Depart
ment subject to confirmation by
the Councilman.Moved and Sec~
onded, these appointments be con-
firmed.All Councilmen voting
'AYE', the motion carried.
The following resoiution was
read.RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
Wr{lEREAS, It-has pleased the
Howard Campbell
Wm. Nernberg
Dick Moorehead
John Carter
Vie Nordg-|-een
H. J. Cooke
The Pilot-Tribune
C. E. Krause
Crane & Co.
54.00
2.40
6.40
9.20
9.20
10.50
2.00
17.80
237-50
122.99
The Farnberg Hardware 2.65
Light Dept.1217.25
City Cash Fund 77.54
Moved and Seconded, these bills
|
" " ' " ' - " ' i " "v - 'Mummy on remove fmm our be Allan um Um~at the HenryHm nm k '°; Bu ~ 1-le|gl'\::||'°' m m our lm eo-worker, vnu s.~ o n m m t wa;
Rev. Shanh ol Herman,enllsd .._.'",£...... __,| 1:...|-.\|.Bl gg ____plymmt nl the uma.On mll
at the Chas. Hovendick and Grand-
pa Fletcher homes Friday.Mr. and Mrs Walter Nelson andlamlly of Blauir, were Sunday vla-
itora at the Andrew Nelson home.
Mr.and Mrs.George Loftls,
Biniie Helen und Fern spent Sat~
urday afternoon at the Frank
Jenkins home ln Blalr,vidtingMm.Anna Goodrich who arrivedTuesday from California.
Arthur Anderson spent Thursday
with his sister, Muriean the Cov-enant hospital lu Dm
' h r r l e t ~spent Sunday
ma \,\..~=.» ...\. ue.-.»-».88 Lin. Ft. 24" Culvert Pipe
16s Lin. Ft. so" Cudvert Pipe
vz Lin. Ft. 86" Culvert Pipe176Lin.FL 24"c u l v m Pipe
for Driveways
30 Lin. Ft. 48" Culvert Pipe for
DrivewaysBRIDGE AT STA. 70
2-21' Spans Untreated Timber
Trestle Bridge
BRIDGE AT sn.. '75
1-40' Span, Deck Steel Glrder
Bridge
WHEREAS, The intimate rela-
ng held by our deceasedtions lo
lrierld with the members of this
Indy.
should
elution
cilman
render lt proper that we
place on record our appre~
of his servloea as a coun-
nnd his merits as a man;therefore be it
RESOLVED. by the Mayor and
City'Council of Bldr, that, while
we bow with humble submisalonbo
the vrlli of The Most High, we do
not the less mourn for our friend
and fellow dtizen, and
call,Hundnhl,Jensen,Moore,
Schmidt, Thietje and Roberta vot-
ing 'AYE',McKay being absent
the motion carried.
Moved and Seconded, this meet-
ing be adjourned until April 8,
1981, 7:30 P. M.All Councilman
Kpreaent voting 'AYE', the motion
§carrled.'
J. Haroid Stewart,
Mnyor.
Attest: C. E. Krause,
City Clerk.
7
».w=»uv\m uw.u w n u g u n rep p-I t u u u b A r s 1 ; A . u n _R E S O L V E D T h a t this body N O T I C E o pmme : h o m e .1 - 4 0 Span,D°'=k s w Gxrd er len de r i t s b e l; - d e n sy mp a th y w s m - > c 1 . 4 L E L 5 c r 1 o N
Br i de e th e f a mi ly a n d relatives i n th i sc u m g B E ' N ° i z ' ; ' ; °N o m g n c s A T F P A -as v the ir and af fliution , a nd No ti c e in her eby gi ve n th a t
N U N "- 1 ' >. § _ 1 - s o S p u n ,Po n y r u - : s o L v E n , ' r m th e s e r e s o lu -mor e mn fi fty r es id ent n ~¢ e1, m\ a~
. ., ....... ..-uu u l lu e n wlt u u p o n I. . ° . i ' E & ! . - t § : ' : ' . ° . : & . ' § . ! _ ° f $ f ' 1 * : lJ I ! f " j _ f = § ~ ' P ° € * f f 9 ! 1 9 = : f ° = . 9 = ° | » f u w = » = - mu ma -elMr §E}l£{3I|§L}iI=]¢ "§,',€¢}Zn§ Z1§§`i\f£§I»} mipun; umm uuu umuvxueu us gapting started in Washington county
for 1981 ss during the luf two
week.: three groups of farm boys
Ind girl; hxve organized for an~
other year's work as follows:
The Kennard Sow and Litter
Clnb reorgmxzed, having ten mem-
L - . .
WUYK may oe seen mu mxormauonsecured at the office of the County"gk at Blw, Nebraska, or at the
of oe of the Department of Pub-
llc Works at Lincoln, Nebraska.
The suceesafud bidder will be re-
quired to fumlah bond in an
:mount equal to 100% of his con-
thu family.
ilohn McKay
W. Schmidt
A. J. Moore,
Committee.
Movod and Seconded, this reso-
lution be adopted.All Ooundlmen
voting 'AYE',the motion w u .
City Council of said Qty to call A
spedll election for the purpose ol
submitting to the electors of uid
Gty for their approval or rejection
the proposition hex-eluaifer set
forth and hnving~given bond as
required by statute bo pay the
cost nl mid election in use nldu - r n l n z n u u o r
Kennard, u local leader.As an evidence of H006 laid: in
The Betsy Rona Sewing Club of Submitting s proposal for this
Ft. Calhoun, alma reorganized with work or for any portion thereof
an members,having mm cam- na provided in the bidding blank.
nrinn rr rw.-,nm nf m r~.n........ .um mad" .»..n m....m._ _..-
carried.propositi
A committee from the American requiredLegion appeared before the Conn- tion md
eil. stafing they desired 10 spon~ sufliden
gd: a girgua to be held on Maylcouncil,
lun does not cany bythe
majority, und, said peti-
\ bond having been lound
t by mid Mayor and City
________________ _,_ _ .. _,..........., In -- - - - -- - - - - - - - » ~ » ws u ; un a p w-sm a n d th e y a sk ed th at no li c e n se 'N o w tharefore»their loc al Sender.~ 8 ~ c h e c k l l l l d 8 P 2 ¥ * | f e ¢ba c hnrsmd.Mn w vl and Qu _el...rn. ....¢b l n -the electors of
, Nebruka, will
one price clofhier
Blair, --Nebn
We are offering the best Swiss
Prem ium or Ar m ou r Star
`Smoked skinned hams half or
whole at 23c per pound.'
v v
Nmh Side Store
/ENS NIELSEN, 'Proprietor
PHONE 113 ar 114
THE HACK SAW
i r o n mm s Blair. Nebnakl, April 9, 1931 N U M B E ~
Call Us for Your
Dead Animals
HORSES, HOGS and cows
We come and get them.
'''nzucrnouz 61 J z
Nillardkenderingworks
Benson, Nebraska
x x m x x x m a
Low Prices!
Low prices on house paints to
help ln the clean up and paint
up campaign-
G u a r a n t e e d H o m e P a i n t ;$ 2 . 1 0
PBR GALLON
Q u i c k D r y l n a m e l a l l c o l o n $ 1 . 1 5
PER Qufmr
v a r n i s h 4 h o u r d r y -»»$ 1 . 3 5
PER QUART
Klt ch- N- Bri te a h a n d f u l
washable du rabl e inside
f m u n . . pergallon » -$2.90
Seeds f or Garden and Field
Fine Red Clover per bu. $11.00
m e l n a r a w a r e
NEBRASKA
: ¢ m v , z m ' , a ¢ m a
We are expecting
any day to hear the
anvil chorus com-
mence to worry lor
fear a frost will
come dong and kill
the num
For t h e "lawr's
sake", sprinklg in n
little hviue gran and
white clover ln thug
hare spots.A puck-
age of "Old Gunlner
Fertilizer" will help
brighten up t h e
lawn.
"Raman,did y o u
ever have your wm-
slls out?"
"Only w h a n l b
lauglzl, nhl"
u n g-me help for
nmking tha guden
m d keeping it ln
shape through the
summer.The Ahx~
mder Garden Plow
in the best we know
of.
The ladies o l the
Dnnilh eh\1n:)|will
hnve A Bake Dny ab
our share next Sat-
urday.They alwnys
have things 8°°d no
élk.
Hex-e's An Old
Fnvndte
"How iong had you
known your husband
before y o u were
mxrrledf"
PETEHSEI
HARDWARE
~ Heh;gh
"I di dn't know him
at all. 1 vmly thought
I did."
We have had gu m
|run on garden
seed (he b n few
days.We have a
8001! selection of de~
pendable seeds in
bdk or paclmgeu.
One mighty good
way to uv e time,uconiing 'so o u r
way of thinking, is
to agrea with folks
who want to argue.
beds~ with l l W i l 6
flower bed border.
It is only Bc a foot.
It'| April now! Les-
~~t ~ r e l ~
we used lun. year?
A new uury can Club was or-ganized at the Matles school onehal( mile east of Dale, with seven
numbers-six ol the member: luv-
inr Hulstelns.Mr. Albert Sihber-
um nf Wnhinrtnn. In tlmlr In-nl
,_.,__._-.._ ...... .,..-.-we -,ny W mm.,uma K0 me ueputment of P\lb"°|onded, that Mayor And Clerk be tlke notlee thatWorks and in an amount not less
than thé total amount, determined
from the following lint,fo r my
group of items or collection of
Kmllbs of lmm; fm- win.-ll al.. ma
authorized to gran! a license to City Council of
the American Legion and that a called n lpednl
license Iea be waived.All Co\m~ electors of md Ci
dluen preasnl voting 'AYE', the ihe usual polllnk
the Mayor and
slid City have
dection of the
ty in be held at\
»
places Ln add
hours of nine
,|nfnlnnlf
i i d -m U " - I - W "W". 12 \a\fb ttefi "_""°"" ' '"" ' Anu mouon Cll1"liBd.C i ty b e t i ner.|.|
ll:nu.Sl...n..L-- n .: A1 - |___f!»¢»lh... n.........-1:¢!1¢-...#9 1 Q ~ M W .IB DOIt f ill' the n'nln¢»|r |I n nn.||~
vnm uns mwy nee: uma ple-doully organized,brings Wuh-
lngwn county uzrollment to Niv-
seven and our god for 1981 hu
been nrt for nm lnmdxed md filtv.
"réd-6.;..g°l::.» ruwen nnnuxeu :garb of lhrchhnu iwzfiiaié E-`5£T'»»T~ fz".1 5 § i »"»` " "
Culvut Iwmx Twunty~!iv¢ (325)oeptad m a NP°¥¢be ac- dection the deeton of add City
dollars Colm g an n h All shnll vote for or agnimrt the 1ol~
Roadny um Drlvlwiv Culvnrt n..._ - . . _9, ._s '°""¥Ama lo w i ng nww ddv n . w wf:
~tY'h1
Fu»h1°namrBuutyr¢r1¢\-.Bddsu new
fn . . - I " , ` § . " " '" | " " " mu u u n ¢ l¥ Y lo G.I ¢u:n...n M. .n n . .-ar n1.|...\r - L AVB ww: uculn An Mdinume -=¢1=<-mm
the d
.,..,... ......,m vWeds!o l th e p mp e r ty nn da e d lt a fn i d
u
F 1 ! ¢ » n H md ~ d x ~ ~ m¢ ¢ ° f b ° m, ¢ f ¢,
-D!my hyismlngih hisvihh9l~'¢.Nsbn»h1»Ummm I