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NUMBER 25FromthoGsrdunB|\o¢olNeln-u\'»-BLAIR, NEBRASKA, JULY 9, 1931Published Wakly by John A._}ll\o|da wuunrm ongnfy.
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mer Blair reahzlenta, living in the
property new owned by Chris
Nielsen on South street.When the
Dakota.land was opened some
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relatives on their way home.
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were 235 cows on taes foray-mme
cows produced gy m 46 to §0
pounds of fat, an three cows pw
duced more than o pound: 1.5 mt.
JUNE REPORT OF
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mer Blair reahzlenta, living in the
property new owned by Chris
Nielsen on South street.When the
Dakota.land was opened some
twenty years or more ago,Mr.
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relatives on their way home.
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During the month of June there
were 235 cows on taes foray-mme
cows produced gy m 46 to §0
pounds of fat, an three cows pw
duced more than o pound: 1.5 mt.
JUNE REPORT OF
i n N e a r F u t u r e .C o u n c i l D i v ~ -
on the Qnatlon
VOTE WAS 5 T0 3 IN FAVO
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property new owned by Chris
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relatives on their way home.
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were 235 cows on taes foray-mme
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pounds of fat, an three cows pw
duced more than o pound: 1.5 mt.
JUNE REPORT OF
i n N e a r F u t u r e .C o u n c i l D i v ~ -
on the Qnatlon
VOTE WAS 5 T0 3 IN FAVO
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Subscriplion Price, $150 wr i m .
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Local Golfers
Compete Sunday
Large Number of Golfers Pnriici-`
pate in Flag Tournament at the
Local Course. Uornpetilion Keen.
Tekamah Will Play Here Sunday
HEMPHILL WINNER Lzl-` DAY
I Despite the rain Saturday there
was n good crowd out at the local
golf links Sunday morning for tha,
flag toumament.It was a little
wet early, but soon dried of! and
was n fine, cool day for play, a
welcome change from the previous
Sunday, when th e mercury rose to
102.Dr.w.F. Hemphill went the
farthest in the flag mumament,getting within about six feet ofthe 9th green in 37 strokes, pnr'for
the course, 32, and his handicap of
five strokes.He completed the
round of nine holes in 39, tha low
score for the day, sharing the low
with Frank Stewart, who had but
a one handicap._Harry Morris was a. dlosg second
with a .16 handicap, getting irhdse
ditch in front of 9,nhout three
feet. back oi Dr. Hemphill.Henry
Jensen was ulmost equal to Dr.
Hemphill in 40,his being an 8
handicap, but was some 50 yards
east of the green.The next clos-
flune Accidents
L Run High
Ifeporl For Two Week Period End-
ing June 30,1931.The Totnl
Number of Accidents Runs In
51l
IH4 DEATHS GIVEN IN REPORT
Of the 558 persons injured,21
were permanently disabled.Swim
ming accidents resulted in 12
'drownings and injury to 4 others.
'There were 24 other sport accidents
Nine accidents resulted from horse
back riding.
Of 77 agricultural accidents, 11
were hurt hy falls;9, by kicks
from horses and cows.Thirteen
persons were injured in nmnways
and 13 were injured in other arc.i~
dents with animnla.Four persons
were gorcd by hulls.Four per-
sons were injured while using trac-
tors and 14 were injured while
using other farm machinery.
|There were 01 home accident nz-
juriea of which 48 were from falls,
1Q_£.yom horns and scalds 6
from being c:{uf;`lit 'iii o "e
wringers.!ln industrial accidents which in-
jured 44 persons, 14 were hurt by
fulls, 'I by fnlllm; objects; 6 were
caught in machinery and 3 were
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New Boiler and S|.o§er Will kBBCR PTICEB 18 nor. su uupnu
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r-seball Players.,Sheriff Sutherland was called u
Fremont m Calhoun about seven o'clock|»
__'last Saturday night, July -nh, Yolo
SCORE 3 T0 s investigate the finding of a manln
'giving his num as Allen Paradise |¢
' T of Teknmah.found the man 1
1 |n Fast Gflmelwv..;n fm nm-nmmlaus stuto and .
relation.The output of the
factories, the prices of the
wholesaler and the retailer
should harmonize.The pro-
ducts of the farm, the cost
of labor and transportation
must dsc he in line in onlcr
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ruuayson WDK a nomesieuu neur\Presho bu: left there to take up
work with the railroad company
which positlon he still holds.
The daughter is n teacher i\| n
town nun! Sioux City,
HOOPER BAN K DECLARES
mv l u m m
wnh nll this talk of denress-
Tho ws cows on ues: averageu an |pounds of milk and $8 pounds of
fa the fifth consecutive time ul
an average oi over 80 pounds of
fnt.The June heat wave dried the
blue grass pastures and many
dnirymen ag feeding grain,
Tho five lgh cows were as fol-
lows:Paul Jones. Holstein, 1049 pounds
posed to Making Improvement.
Question Dlsmseed at Length
The city council at its re guhr
meeting on Tuesnhy evening book
up the mntler of the sewer outlet
and practically settled the quu~
tion.This matter has been hang-
ing over the dty for some time
and it has been only a question d'
»llea ts Mac Do nald:
of B all.W arric.k and Dey Shaw SSI; i;|nediutely brought :B they ~ " " " § l ' } i 1 , } 1 ¢ -,i -- " "' r" '" ' -[Blair Hospital fox-cm°e.lie had It tion as | whole.The fu-.
Ah ilitvFielding nnnnflinffv hééh f.h}0Wn fl"0!Il "U mer sellinsr his wheat at 50c '
n game of a first division berth in was sighted by a. passing motonat.ar
B l a i r c l i m b e d t o w i t h i n 0n@ -h a1r }Z$'§ "` §¢Ié§ .F§ 5g J i a k a p i d p w .a n a l .
the Elkhorn Valiey league Sunday,
by handing lie MacDonalds an 8
toll dcfear. in a contest filled with
all kinds ol baseball.I'red Hager-lmumer,former Hooper hurler,
gained credit for the victory, lab-
oring heroically to mainl..uin` the
two run load which the Blair slug-
gcrs furnished him through most
and authorities were notified.The
young men regained consciousness'
the next morning but could not re~member what had happened or did
not know who his assailants
were.He had started for Omaha
with several persons whom he did.
not know and could not recall any-
thing which had happened until he
was found on the grass in front ofl
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ho g s a t fic per po und c an-
n o t pa y th e sa me cost o f
tra ns po rta ti on th a t pre vai l-
c d wh e n his pric es we re
double thc p resent level. Nor
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: s s i n mo n e y ma t te r s ,th e F i r s t
ati on al B a n k an d th e Hoo p e r
ui ldi n g and-.Lo a n Assoc iation
uve he urten ed the ir stoc kholders
y the dec laring of d ividends.F o r
ie b a n k i t wa s th e 61st c onsecu-
ve serni-annual dividend.I n t h e
uildin an d lo an assoc iution a
mi lk , 69 .5 p ou n ds b utte rf at;A. C .
Ma rs ha ll,I I o i s te i i l 1590 mi lk ,62
B.F .;Gr o ve r W i lk in s,Ho ls te in ,
1446 mi l k ,60.7 B.F .;A .C.Mu r -
Bhllll;lulsbc in,1323 mi lk ,58.2
B.F .;A .C.Mad sh all,Holstei n,
142 4 mi lk , 5? B p_
Th e fi ve h ig h he r ds wer e as f ol-
lo ws Gr over Wiilc ins, mixed, 1070s":ivide nd of 5 pe r c en t was dec lzired mis, 44.1 B.F .;Li lla r d S. J ensen,
n paid-up stoc k and 7 per c ent. on purebred and grade Holsteins, 1125
istallmen t stoc k.The assoc iation milk, 40 .5 B.F .; Lloy d B rown, pu re
:i ll ho ld i ts an nu al stoc kholders _bred an d gra de Hols tei ns,10 35
neeting next W ednesday evening.milk, 3 9.8 B .F .;Paul J ones, grade
-Hoo pe r Se ntin el.lllolstei ns, 1049 milk , 31 .5 B .F'. ; A.
C.Ma r sh a ll,gra de Holstei n,942
a s s e s s e s I NS TA L L o r s lc s s s i mi 1 | ¢ » 3 5 . 4 B - F - L @ ° = 1 m ' d N Mi lle r ,
time whe n 1: mu st oe s ettle d.'u ne
sewer ou tlet. no w emptie s i n t o a
creek o n th e Pric e f a ljm a n d i s
withou t q ue sti on at pu bli c nui smu e.
.'I'he ou tle t wo u ld h a ve been m -
Iten ded to th e ri ve r lo n g a g o b u t
' f o r a ma tte r o f f i na n c e s .I t w i l l
' n o w be exte nded a n d no mo r e
trou ble wi ll be experienc ed f r u m
this sourc e.
A n a d jo u me d me etin g* was h eld
W e dn e sd a y eve ni n g to ta k e up th e
sub jec t o i'= th e i mpr ove men t o f the
li g h t pla n t.O n th is th g c o u n d l
is divide d.T h w e member s,H u r
da hi , Ro be rts an d J en se n fe el tha t
n o imp r o ve me n t sho uld be m a h
nf +Iin nrmumf.li mo .wh i le th e
c a n n e u u u l u L u 1:.u...
his commodities for 1
facturcd products what
zfacfory labor wagesm a i n t a i n e d .I f h mIl l n n n -n a n n l ]L n a n ' h s
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to i§§§i.-{i]{{1}}é¢ by the loss might'u e wa s u u w u W ""'_" ' ' " ~ha ve done better had they g-;\»,,,,l1`ekamai\Sunday "Fld since e ta l
Frn nlt C hambe rs stron ge r s upp er t.! lB no c lue a nd no vn tnc ss es, ther e.
Cha i hers a :a re d to ha ve re-i s n o th i n g u p o n wlu c h to wo r k to
n p pgai ned hi s old f o r m an d pitc hed
stellar ba ll Sunday .I I e wa s
touched f o r ei gh t hits,b u t there
h i ts we re sc attered eno ugh to be
wo r th o nly o n e o r ti vo sc ores had
n o t the Mac ks pla y ed sha ky ba ll
Behind hi m.E i g h t err ors i n the
sc ore c olumn give some idea of the
vray th e F remo nte rs were wo rki ng.
Bla ir to o k a two r u n lea d i n th o
sec ond inning as the result ot three
Ma c k errors.Th e visi tors fai led
to re g is ter a h i t d ur i ng thi s r a lly ,
but they did not n eed one.A ba se
on balls to Se nnett a nd a si ngle by
Chambers gave th e Fremon ters one
in their half of the sec ond.I..undt's
ho me r un ad d ed a no the r f o r B la i r
i n the th i n l,g i vi n g Hagerbaurnen
th a t prec ious two m n lead whiel-
was to prove the margin of vic tory .
.-'tn umpires dec ision in the third
caused the Me e k s to issue a pro-f
test. that the- amp d id no t kno w the
solve the my ster y .
T H E Mc l' ROUlJ S F E A S T E D
A nu mbe r of fr i e nd s e n joy e d a
steak f r y o n the W .J .K o o p m a n a
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in g Re v. a nd Mr s . O. U. Mc P r o u d
o f Au b ur n ,Nab.,wh o spe nt th e ,
d a y wi th Blai r fr ie nd s.Re v. a n d ,
Mrs. Mc P rou d ar e fo rme r Blairi tea
Re v.Mc Pr ou d be in g a f o r m e r ,
pa s to r o f the M. E . c h ur c h i a th i s
c ity a f ew y ea rs ag o.Th e eve n i ng wa s ve r y mu c h e n -
joy ed ren ewi ng old ac q uai ntanc es
an d re vi e win g th e p a s t h i s to ry o f ]
Rev. l\Ic Pr oud's Blair pastorate.
Tho se pres ent we re Re v.an d
Mrs . MeP ro ud , Mr. a nd Mr s. 0S c a r|
Guy er,Mr s . Mi n n i e Tr i p le tt,Mrs. |
Ha r r y Sappenfield,Mr .an d Mr s . ;
W m. K elly an d da ugh te r, Ma rg ar et
an d Mr . a n d Mrs . W . J . K oo p rn a n
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The trouble in the pres-
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balanc e.Th a t h a s b e e n th e
trou ble f o r several years.
Th e c harges f o r m e a t s -
stealts;roasts,h a m,bac on,
etc .- -i n the r eta il mark et, in
th e r e sta u r a n ts a n d ho te le -
are , s pe aki ng ge ne rally , o ut
o f pro po rti on to th e pric es
th e produc er receives a n d
the p ac ker a ls o.W h e n th e
to p f o r fini shed beeves o n
th e ma r et i s 'Tc pe r po un d,
th e re i s n o ju sti f ic a ti o n f o r
c h ar gi ng $1.25 f o r a stead:
f o r one.'W hen gr a pe f ru i t
costs th e re stau ra nt an d
hotel keep er f rom 2 %c to -tc
apiec e, it is u njust to c harge
th e pa tr o n 15c to 251:f o r
one-halt'a g r a p e f mi t.W e
need a n ad ju stme nt.- -F or e-
si gh t.
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l'1'es!er.v :"..:;..T~ §':;"n{éii}lSd isfeel that a new boiler IM irtohr.
should be installed at once.Th r
Ieuundl met. in star chamber nel-
1The local Rebekah order heldl
ztallation of officers last Tues~*y evening in the I. 0. O. F. }mll|slmrnlssr; oN 'lsru
BIRTH ANNIVERSARY
th a large attenrlarwe present.
The installntion staff consisting
six with the District Deputy
resident, Miss Lula Mencking all
Arlington, did the work i n a
wood of east South s t was the
scene of a happy athering last
sxon and threshed the mutter over
could not agree the conncxl non-
vened and made known lta de-
The home ot Mr.Albert Ear-'BM when ig was decided that ug,
Sunday of mlatives and irluldfi.duon.shly efficient and set1\sfachory'y_h¢ occasion being Mr. Elrwnocrslnnner.seventy-fifth birthday.Well 11|-\¢d_M]NU1~E3 op SCHOQL
After the work was over a f¢WH»a|keL§ ol lunch were bmnght and\m u m M E E T I N GL£§»§§0r}§}{e¢ua talks were mndegiilner was served on the lawn.
\d refreshments and a social eve-
ng followed.
lain Spéils July
Mr. Earwond's family condsts of
six children: Mrs. S. G. Mahoney
of Roc kpun, Mo., Mrs. M Mor-
row of Module, Iowa, Mary Small
of Blair, Bert Earwood of Modale.
Iowa,Herbert Earwood of Tekn-
mah. and Tom Earwwd of Blair,
Th following minutes o l t l ;
school board .proceedings are for
;tl\e meeting of June lst..It ha s
been impossible to obtain .a eayy
of the mi nnhs previous (0 this
time as the secretary had nut.mznlm num un The mlnutml fel.-:rules but. Umpire Vogcl helu w msdecision.l:'»rson wns sent to lint
for Ward, but did not report to
Vogel.After Larson had singled n
Blair player pnabested,and the
Frcmonlcr wus called out for not
reporting.Those on the Muck
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BAND CONCERT :GLY is M€t nod l$[ S l 'lol(l
The band concerts being held at
the Bloir swimming pool are meet-~
ing w|\h popular approval.Fol-
'dlomgistheprogram f We »"\. .. f .or Founh Quarterly Confermce u
4th Ce1ebration!"'.$££$.»"'?'»,'.i.'I'1'i'.'"»-=»¥'"¢....'ly-t'ivein the party.'
ine Rain on .luly Fourth Stops Ugg »If§§§d»a §h»I§s.°°*?Y
Celebrations Over State.Blair's
A r¢gu1»§-TJ€¢i§§»§'6f the Bom
of Education was cdled to ordsr
at 8 00 P M this date by the pru-Iiden in tme mperint,enden1.'s office
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hencn cmrmeu vugmityto cull Larsen
breach, and brought,
argue their point.
'The decision, Hght
the Frernontres one
nuu nu ""`"`I' neaday evemng, July ru;Methodist Church Results in thg ?fg'h Adventurer March --_.._...--..King»
a oo Uni ue Overture Hughes Election of Officers and ConqDirectorMareJ1..-..--......-Southwell mittens
or wrong';cne=t .Lxght Calvary_-..----....Van Supperun, fer.W;rlt 0 Solo Mio,J.Hiltonjtlroades, ALL SET FOR yEAR'3 WQR
Program Dinarded Early in the SURPRISED ON ;,}_h high sdiool building.
Day as Rain Pours Down WEDDING .ANNIVERSARY On roll mall um.fol!v vigg yy-
li mr s w e n nresenr.:W r .n u n ! -u.F. Guts-
Robeson.BLBSSING Around one hundred relativa §i1n|,w»d V.'wrigh¢.W
...A fm-r.A~ mthered at the Norris chow. J. T. Neimm C. A.
\ RAIN A
Lnuner came up u minute inter to
pole one over the fence for aizome
run.Singles hy Butch Schurmsn
and Dey, n fiel¢ler's choice uhd on
error gave Blair two more in the
fourth.Masters single,Schur-
mnn's double and Wislicen's single
added two for e Macka in the
fourth.Blair s pped into a three
run lead in the fifth when Lundt
walked, Van Deusen singled, nnd
both runners scored on nn over-
throw of third as Schurimri at-tempted to catch Lundt.A base
on halls to Masters, an error onSennett's hit, and a single by Wis-
liocn resulted in one tally for the
Masks in the sixth.Foxy Schur-
man'§ double, followed hy an error
Tenor------_----_..--Yrsd\er
Ciao March -.-. . . . .. . . . .B oath
A Night in June._ ... .._ .---King
King Cotton Marqh----......--SousaLaPaloma---..--- ._----..-Yradier
Tower City March, . . . .-Southwell
Stars and Stripe; Forever---Sousa
Star Spangled Banner.
BLAIR RACKET STOREISSUES MAGAZINE
An advertisement in this week's
issue of The Enterprise calls at-
tention to the issuance of the
"Good News Magazine"which
will be sent out at regular inter-
vals from the Bldr Racket Store.
it features some of the specials
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The Fourth Quarterly Confer-
ence of the First Methodist churchwas conducted by Dr. C. C. Wilson,
supenntendent of the Omaha dis-
trict, last Thursday night, July 2,
ard the following officers were
e Edbd or confirmed:~
Truskes:C.R.Mead,F.W.
Arndt, J. Li Edwards, F. W. Keg~
ler,W.H1 Meierhenry,E.W.
Schmidt and W. E. Thompson.
Stewards: F. W. Kegler, W. V.
Wright, Mrs. W. V. Wright, Mrs.
Harry Sappenfield,Mrs.E.M.
Meats, F. W. Arndf., J. L. Edwards,
Mrs. J. L. Edwards, H. Lyle Guyer,
Mrs. Wm. Kelly, Mrs. An?/Mar.
l-in. yin ms R-ever, C.. Robe~
A1 nanuicap.Next Sunday,moming there is'
to be a match with Tekamnh.,
Some sixteen or twenty players
will be down here ready to start
by eight o'clock,if not sooner.
Players of as near the same handi-
cap will be put into fouraornes, 50|there will be as much competition
as possible.The Blair players
should be on hand promptly to
make up the foursome in this man-
ner.fhuter the Blair players will go
up to Tekamah for a return match.
Also it is planned to have matches
with other nearby towns.
Don C. Van Deusen, the chair-
man of 7-he tournament comlttee,
is mmm.. fn haw an m-nr.. r-ands
|
A number o l relatives and
friends gathered at the home of
Mrs.Soren Jensen last Saturday
evening, in celebrate the Fourth.
All brought lunch baskets and a
fine picnic supper was spread, to
which all did ample justice.The
remainder of the evening was spent
visiting.Those present to enjoy the eve-
ning were: Messrs. and Meadames
A. H. Voss of Long Beach, Calif;
Fred Voss and family of Millard,
Henry Voss and family and George
Kuhr J r.and family,also Mrs.
Soreh Jensen, all of Blair, Mrs. P.
To those who had prepared for
a real Fourth of July celebration
last Saturday dire disappointment
was in store for them.Early in
the morning rain begun to pour
down from a leaden sky and l\
continued intermitently most of the
day.The fine program worked out for
the visitors to Blair was given up
early in the day and the different
attraetions begun to pack up their
belongings preparatory to leaving
for their homes and by the mldde
of the afternoon they had dis-
appeared .In spite ol the rain, howeverf aA. Di e s te l a nd c h i l dr e n o f ~
HONOR VISITOR good crowd gatheerd and visited
around until time todepart.0ma~
Ward home north of Rose Hill,
last Friday evening, and pleasantly
surprised Mr. and Mrs. Ward. The
occasion was in honor of their sil-
ver wedding anniversary.The evening was spent socially.
Many gifts were received by the
couple which were highly appre-ciated.A nice lunch was served
late in the evening and the guests
wish Mr.and Mrs.Wand many
more years of happy wedded llle.
Those present from this city
were Mr.and Mrs.Mike Rodell
and Iris, Mrs. Jane Millrons, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Pieper and family.
OLD TIMER VISITS BLAIR
land it c. Hitchman.D. v . Mme -
;.... E. A. Schmidt warg also presf
ent.The minutes of the last regular
meeting of May ith were read and
approved.The Treasarefs report was ll!!
by the Secretary showing a uname.
of ;90oa.2o.lt was moved by W. F. Gutschnw
and seconded by B. (1 Hitdnmaathat the report be receiwd asrell
and placed on fileThe motion was put and all ammu-
bers voting 'AYE',none votinx
'Nay', the Presidmt declared the
motion carried.
It was moved by R.C.Hitch-
man and seconded by 'w.F . c m -I
I
on u. Schurmnns mv.,the final Blair run in the seveth.Douhlr-s by Varejcka and\Hansen\
.aecountml for the last Mack run
in the seventh.Chambers smack out six, com-
pared w three for Hagerbaumer.
The Fremonter gave one Pass,
for the monnn nl .nuy anu .e=,.=the customers in touch at ulltimes
with what is going on in the
vadety store line in Blair.
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS
Mr. and Mtg. Wm.ay delight-
'son/ Mm 1-'. s. simpson ana unaaHammer.Special Stewards:Recording,
Mrs. Bessie French; Diehurdng, HLyleGuyer;Connectionml,mul the player having the lowest score
C. R. Mead; Communion, Mrs. F. S.
Simpson.
' Director ol Rdlgioun Education:
;:..;;§'§ .;; ;;a §,;;a;.;..;;'.;.
team match, for at the end dl the
season A prlze will be given for
on each hole during the season.
Not the lowest score of any one
round, but the lowest score made-_,.....\. »..\,.M....... ........,i nl
Mrs.Lorentz C.Hansen and
daughter, Emily Jane entertained
a number of friends last Thursday
evening honoring Miss Lola Fore-
man oi'Creighton,Nab.,who is
visiting her aunt,M n .Charles
Hamann,
ha was well represented and all
morning a prooeudon of Omaha
carp headed Blalrwiae was seen
on the highway leading to Wash-
ington oounty's metropolis.
But although the celebration was
spoiled the state got an exception-
..\\.. nm. 1-in which was worth
Mrs.E4 Turner of Omaha chow that ReedO'Hinlunbe hired'
aoeompnnied by Mn. Julia Kierle as atwrney for the school Diddi
.ma dnmrhfgr md m l smmu No. 1 !°§_¢\3§ enmlins year If w
apenf Sunday afternoon viddng at
the Freman Tucker home.
Mrs, Turner will be remembered
by a number of early Blair res#
dents.Sho with har husband lived
for long years on what is naw the
Wilson farm, known betfer as the
rs..| .., arm fm nm nmh. ro a d.
ltee of $150.09 per year,Continued on page seven
CHICKEN Tl-IIEVES ON RAID
Last.Friday evening,qrvund
two hundrd chlcknm were swim
from the Chris Wrleh home, sauth
wh i le Fr ed issued three.t1§\E@1""fully ente rtai ned mxny FUUHS
bummer whs tou c hed fo r 10 lu ts.friends a t their ho me Wednesday
Th e f ie ldi ng of W mr ic k a nd De y e wn i ng ,J u ly 1,f o r the ir da ug h-
featu red the B lair Play It s eemed ter, Fre ida and so n, W m. J r.
A.\....a tha lfnnbn nn\| 'r|Pint dl'iVP H.:\........- ~.~n.1 d\n\vnf\ nnf nf fihnfn
c
ti
A. RpbeaomDinacbor of Social and Recrea-
v u ¢7 ¢ l \ . . u n u n :u n n u ;l v u u u V A . . . . . . . . . - . . .n u ;1 . n ¢ g n u - a n - - - -m a t c h e d p l a y .T h e c a r d s a r e a l s o T h e f o l l o g y o u n g 1 e a :1 1 1 l b 5 0 _u s e d f o r h a n d i c a p p u r p o s e s ,t h e L o l a F o r e r n a : f P S u . z a n n ¢E r l o u g h e r Y t i m e s a o !a n y " F e r a n
a v e r a g e o f a l l t h e h a n d i c a p s h e i n g { 9 f M i n n e a p o l f i s ,M i n n . ," Q H a n s e n ,M I S S O U R I V A L L E Y T I M E S
_'1 f . . . . . . , ._ - _ » ¢ u r r \ ¢i f l \ \ \ \ u
on nl Li f e : Mr s. W . J . K o o p mi n .
||'\¢{.n\- nf Annonlls FI. W ~a.||\a T* °'rr'"""'_~ v m n used for the final club handicap Betty Manta ana |:.°m.uy anne Uunnunn nnnuo ..,......, ....... _..§¢'§.'§'f»f£hff»T M,if°°é.IL Mead, tournament.'Hansen, enjoyad a swimming nafw The lady in qt
Irs.Sappenfield,Mrs. 'W Kelly.Of course the Hitchman cup in Blair's new pool,after which The Missouri Valley Times was of Mr. Tucker.
.....|"n.:-n.....\.-.f'»_&¢n»|n tournament will be nlaved without they were entertained at the Ham- established in 1867, by the late D n» ¢ l\ll\i \ ni fi
fesiilln ig:;el\.ive 1 of Orurn.Mr. and Mrs. Wrich and family.hh; ,.r ohn ann.-\.\\,..1Z_`Z I...» .Q o\..` »m».|Pwéfé in Blair um nxgm ma whenD a u L n r u u g u M u n m m . . u -~ " Q - " " "u u n n g u n e l s u u y p a u .UL _"__ _ _D e y a i s o l e d t h e B l a u s l c k e r s n i n g M r s .K a y .a s s i s t e d b y M l ' B » ' N
u l .- - L is . . . .. u A & " » . \ i n t h d n n ( n u r oas ...-._.1 _" _ _\ n n n \ \n n g i -- » - - 1 - l »l n n I t h e y r e t u r n e d h o ma they natiad
dun.CbickmsW I UI EW U u n a u n u u w u a n n a a la Av i a n .1nolIl.pSe l1 g e un\..u illInna t t e m p t s .W i s l i c e n h a d t w o h i t ,.r v e u " " " ' °'M l I S I C !L i s l e n u g u r u ,\ . l \ S u s u u u - - - - ~ - - - - ~-_.. , _ ____
i n f o u r t i m e s a t b a t a n d V a r e j c k a i c e c r e a m a t n11f
. 1 n l g h t .M e a d , V e m o n B e l l o w s , C l y d e S=1>~h a n d i c a p s ,t h e b e s t p l a y e r b e i n g s e n h o m e .H ,H a r r l l a n d f o r 6 4 y e a r s w a s : s u m m m s D u m u a l u m -
M u s i c a n d g a ' e d
} ,d t f f t h M l e .m e s w e r e en - '° 3 'p e n f i e l d .-e n t m t l e d t o t h e c u p e a c h y e a r .I t M r s .H a n s e n a e r v e d d e l i c i o u s p 0 U L ' l ' R Y C L U B M E E T S m o r e o r l e s s c o n f u s
a w e m w e o r e a c t h e r e s t o f t h e t i m e .R e i i g i o m ; E d u c a t i o n :E d n a D a v i s Q S : r e |i3 m j g l o p l a s t s e a - I r e f r e a h m e n t s .g ; h : v ? s a 1 1 i : : 8 u 1 ; ; nt § §§ é ; ; ° , § § ' { , , ;.w e r e s c g t t e r e d a b o u
t1; -.. ... ..4 1. .. .._ _ _ _ \ = _.......+ \ ~ a n l : fn I\ '9 d t o T h e S u m m e r S u n n y S i d e P o u l u j y ~
t an d the d og
Up o n iny u sti-
lann t tu rn h un-F.W.A.mdt,M . D . Z. MHOME FROM THE HOSPITAL LEAVES ron cAL1Fom~uA Finance:w. 'g,.wrnghsmcelx. Z?»§`§|l`"§Zf§i'$'°§'2'h'L",\T.§'\§'"` ug I WILDE-WOOD kzmcus I0Y l'nB r\ :\ nl p W I !\ u \ » ¢ - v - - -- -e t C l u b m e t a t t h e h o m e o f M i n n i e l 5 " " " "" Q :W - ' ~ - - - ~- ' - -- - - -J a m ; ¢ n 1 R . R h o a e g l h o h a s n g :M k i t h l l m b ,L d n d o f t h e i r w w w a w w
o f 1 t o 1 e n c e w m e r s p r e s e n
B1 . .$ . - - . . . = ° °~Il'§'». .. f, "f£n , E T h e m e e t i n g w a s " n e d t o o r d e r b y __l}'fj_'=l§=¢_bg.=-§_g l g w s h v e dI
Mrs,John A.Rhondes was
brought home from the Immanuel
hospital in Omaha last Wednesday
and is still confined to her bed
and under the cure oi her physi-
,-zm sim will ln- unnble m have
Miss Luelln Simpson nf Bla ir, gX;:;.';wé
will accompany her grandmother, Rave: and C_ A
Mrs. Emma Shields of Omaha, on Benevolemea:a sight seeing trip bo California. Miss Alice Q"
They leave today and will be gone wright
ln.. r:.,.\ .- .iv -msn.'Plum usa ¢~_1-\e.....x..
J. Km-,pingni nr A!l!\ . xrvnv un:wnnci ms...uma.. ur...I Fimla williwuds, Misa Anna
,. Robeson.
M188 Ann! Raven
psnwr,Mrs. Wm.
e and Local Hos-
»..¢..na n J umb-
vvnlusannx u n n u a u w vvuue-vww.\,.._.-people ox nusauun n u " ,,___ ___,'1 m themeet at one o'cJock p. m. next Sun nd ,en-5HenryWubbenhorst. & wileAw_day,.July 12 at Mnndon Park, i'.Z2"$'.i§g;,_m,.as ro
Village of Herman:Tax L 66 Set-lomaha,when reservation gy-=
80~20-11 $2928.27 been made for the club.Fo o ng R1'A|Ng AT BREAKFASTHarland C.Jensen &wife will-ie usual picnic dinner, entertain-E
Peter Peterson:L 4 &N*/Q L 5_ment has been provided for the Minn Arm snhmidt Gnbenained
d m Lnuv.'mm Hai ge , pres ident.Vi rs " Suthe ' °f";; b;""!;
were Emma Svendgaard GladysandViola Kegler, lm-rains Han- clues have been found.
sen. Anna and Helen Boho.Irma Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Pilcher ma
Nelson,Esther m a m ,Es the r fa mily o l o m» h», a ww s mmy
Juni, Ps>fv"'>' ?"'f°nl..'ic.. umlllternoon und evening l¢ the Bur-" " ' " '" " " "" "" '" " " " '"Av ;1 1 7 6 vs a u s n s y n n ¢u \. .;nuns gg g g g ;D v l v l v
¢f>=¥»@f\§i zreyllngéjv ~f§1§}_Y ~ czanged their plans for Califomia.. son.»¢.\=.,
n n .
W B 2s Arlington s1oo 'club and every member is '""°° ¢w§»7§ B 35 ladies at n n£ne'BefV°d nm-m me §`¢"°'é2""¥,,;i dem Hancock nom in this city.xeuy,De Wm Van néuén m Mrs. 1f'¥f\'° be present with we\lfi1led bf-Sf o'c.\ock hm g mc n y|§§g_hf§»¢k°»-H='¢"an o.llr. mmer is a brother of ln.
xnenns wno nave mp ln a graunamxg gm :rom Auditing Accounts:Wm.dny and to those }"h° sent me9"3°\the grandmother and will be a L. Olien.
es of love and lundneu whlle she r source of educatlun.Church Rzwrdn:Mrs.
Ilan V.Cunninghxm:Pt.SW%'kets, a good story or two ma a morning at the E. W.Schmlan repuner-.mm Nf5fs.S».§-1211 §1~Q°»..\v\®\=M'- smile.hn me , i n ~o f H-Q *f m B ro n, v n zw nu m ' ro mv !- :\Ha.ncock.
susmisss ANDwas in the hospital.The physicians think wml good c AP P s v x s r r s u m
are and rest, she will soma be her-self anmln.|Mr. E. V. Capps,whd is light
Mr. F. w. Amdt.mluan v. mmmngnam az nun-who wxu soon be marnm."For~ Lm gupge W ork:Miss fbnndptifz §;;»\= "g ~P. N. G'S. 'l'0 PICNIC Followink ff; br;-ga brldgg FREE MOVE
Gnce Thompson Miss Esther n 'A ~w\s.Pll¥°d-m °K rd merdmuI-lnzhes.l $150 -T¥*'i . $ fm"i """I) -S _.ff 5 mm rec ei ved ~ P'7"° "1'!~E:¥ |.,,mnde arrannl
ION' Plcnmss
55 hav e nwnu
neun to have
"s3Em. romcnsr
and waher commissioner down at .in-annals: The Lldiea Aid'So~WORD FROM CALIFORNIA Beatrice, came in on last Friday ciety.'TRI POULTRY CLUB mums
to spend the week-end with hh Pastoral Ralldan md Pulpit
A brief letter from our old wife. Capps hu been ln his present supply: c. R. Mead, J. L. Edwards,Marketing and making dressed
friend,Helen McKeen is um thelpgwigion for the pu:mme y e a n lmn mm mm-g m poultry attnctiva wu the leswn
effw that her mother is at pres- and hu n contrant for two more\Nominating:Putor,J.L. Ed- dllwmed at our meeting Fridayaut in a hospital recoyeljlng f\f°"\\yaars.He flnda Beatrice l gmdlwud, and Hrs. C. R. Mead.simmons- at the home of the lym-
Iruss Nome li flllil muux real picnic in tho Castetter park.
The ladies plan on taking their
dinner and spending the evenlhl
ln a c a r e l re e mu me ri nt he pl rk ,
just staying as long an they seeflt and doing as they qerned glen-Be.
Ruth Bron,we P""~_uumpu- "" " ' n igtures ,wh Thurs-nantary tnlliea, msswiv e vfhzlfa gg; _gg fmfmg a n month of
txclea used in um ldtchen, ue July.The s tores will \» um at
in the possession at Misa BN!! ns th" time affordilw thosewho wish
souvenirs.a glpnee m do their abomina-
HBNRY KAY DEAD IO W ANS M AR R Y m h u l a
a major operation which she under- place in which ta live
went on June 27.Mins Helen rg- tireiy gggigfied with h
and is en-I
in work..n
§ln\\nn|Rnnnrbntmadentz I mas. rwewn num.I . w a s u r e a w l UNCEMEN1'\llm y people of l°", " d d ? "nf. Inf 'l'hun\dnv dwmoon. R0 ' I*Y .........-l¢.n \ l 1
t J \ l l n . | n |\ J \ | . | v u |\ . ¢ u | ¢ \ - - - - - - - - - -.,-a 'ANNOIm C. R. Mead.give a report on my visit to the
Epworth league Preuidentz Minn pgqltry _ghgw hgld at Lincoln Iune 1 wish to agnounce fa the public
I have taken over
Dr. D. W. Bell and
1 uma office room;
i n come his old
ll others ln need of
1 B1.f,v}1\1 b¢H _... .... -____,_,_sho 1; years ~ urshoe ,egg Davenport nf Missouri Vsllay, and
:hop in Blair.He left Blair some Vemulue Wallis ol Mondxhxln, lawn
yearn 11° for Germmy when 5° wen united in marriage by Rav.
h u dnco mada his home.Ward Hxrgett.pastor ul the Uhfildln
recently received by Blair Mmm church.The ceremony vu par-
..1 ,1 :........¢| .1 dm nnrsonlka
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5
121 9
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6
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2 02 7
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1 62 53 0
nzm5
no
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2 45 1
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c
puns lmt the weather out then is
warm m the day time but that the IINOTICEPurothv Hsin.|111-h.Club yells were practxcedhf mah. thatnights are exeeitionally cool.|Presfdent of Lldies' Aid Society: alter which refruhmenu w\ :m'| , pmwm o fmF m Methodist Church in Mm. w. J. iioopman.served.Guests were Dorothy 15°-fwm occupy the
Mr.and Mrs. Wm.Meador of nonh Blah' has been broken £nW\President W. F. M. S: Mrs. E. J. Mxllan, Helen Vnn Valin of Her-,I will be :lad
Fremont md Mr. and Mrs, A. T.everal limes li€ely.P a r t i e s p u - ~
Allen of Blair were last Friday tidmfinz are known md unless Obsem
man und Fhelyn Dlckxneyer.~
Verna Stork wm entertain July my aervinen
16th.-Domthy Jensen,news ne- M°,,d,y;u|yportal-.l m lm 1
nlease §mH§}i|1,If-mins hare ii w an effect um ne ml.-.-.-M18 be in full dum- panned any at the nge nl dghty-B.. Donlay. u. D.wo years M n
N- '''Judy ll-Dance at Kinfs.
rrlile h Th! li¥|\\l\'Pfl°°-July 15-Dance at King'apvenins vilitql am thi my x1ni¢Iiiiéi="pui¢fm¢ u stopped; |uu¢|'¢u§"ii\ap1m on tile for im:-
will be proaautod.lt 'reference.
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g§¥l`E`iii`4D'r1.;_@
UHnnlon nnd O'Hanlon, Atfnmeyl
15;The wwn of Cuming Cifvf
Wnshinglon County.Nebraska;
All persons who have been red-
denfe or occupants of the Town
u CumlnB City,W=\=hlf|K¢°"
County.Nebmqh.reahnnmas
-kno wn;Lewin M.Klme,Ulayer of the Town of CuminK
City.Nebraska;L _HL Iliine,
Mayor of C\m\lnK City, Wash-
hgtpn County, Nebraska: Lewis
M. Kline, as Mayor ol Cumil\8
ary, Waslungwn. C~=»;;vf Nd
nskgs 1 . . M , ~ M z f s ' o
comms; Cnty,--».n,xmp=1 c h m h in CummB
Gty, Nebraska; S. D. "c»memm
mll 'name unknown, T.M. Car-
ta; real name qnlmown, A. Car-ta, real name unknown,M. B.
Wild,real mime unknown, and
James Vanhoner and their s\u:~
censors in office ma Trustees of
NOTICE OF sun'N den'M n McFaddeng f : n e i a d a s n iaamen Mnher,
Catharine Maher;Robert R.
Peters; R, IL Peters, real name
nnlmown; L. D. Pate, real name
unknown; John G. Priest: John
w.Penny;Andrew Planke;
Bethel Pate;Lorenzo D.Pam;
Andrew Plank; John Pentecost;
Edward Pilcher;Jacob-Paw;
nam. R. Peters, real name unknown; John Owens; 101111 Quln~
bv: Thos . H. mmm, ml na me
unknown;John W.Roggers;
John M.Rogers;S w h my -
nolds;Abraham Raver;John
Rickley; John M. Roggers; Luc-
retin Riddell;Abram Ravel;
creed Sanders; A. Sewer, real
name unknown; Abraham Seck-
ler; John Schultz; J. L Sharp,
read name unknown; A. F. Salis-
bury, real name unknown; Jesse
I L Smith;C.Sanders,real
name unknown;E.H.Savage,
real name unlnqfiwni " g m c .
..____,__-.l~_-._-..__.-....
\
join and bu you, And each nl you.
your heirs, executors, administra-
tors, deviAee!» legawes, successors
and asxigns from hereafter claim-
ing or asserting any Hght, mle,
Lien, interest, claim or demand of,
in or m said real estate, to quiet
the mle to mid ml estate in ma
plaintiff, and for other equitable
relief.`
Plaintiff further prays the Court
for its decree cancelling of record
a trust deed made by Thomas R.
Arms and Amanda Anus, his wife,
to George Forbes, dnbed December
2, 1857,mm fo r re c o rd in the
office ol the County Clerk ul
Washington County, Nebraska, on
December 28, 1857, at 3 o'c.lock, p.
m., and recorded in Book 3 of the
deed records o! wld county at
page 845,mortguging Lot 8 in
Block 78 situated in the Town of
Cuming City, Washington County,
Nebraska Territory, and securing is
and interest thereon; also cancellingof record a mortgage made by L. M.
121, mvvcazimz Lots 5» 3, '1 & s
in Block 124, and lat 21 by the
present survey, but by Craw!ord'»
survey it is No. 87,in Cumin(
City, Washington County, Nehru.
ka Territory, and other land, and
securing n note ol $1200.00 and
interest thereon; also cancelling of
record a mortgage made by Miles
W. Miller and Sopha Miller, hus-
band and wife,ha A.French,
dated April 6,1886,tiled for
record in the office of the
County Clerk of Washington Coun-
ty, Nebnsks, on April 7, 1886, at
1:27 9'clock,_y.m.,and recorded
in 3°"k;': of the mortgage records
ol said county at page 171, mort-
gaging all of Blocks '11, 90 and
147 ~ the oddnal town ot Cuming
City;known as Lets 9, 10 dz 37in Section 84, Township 19, Range
11, East, in Washington County,
Nebrnska, and securing A note of
$300.00 and interest thereon.
You, and each of you, are re-
quired to answer the petition ofnote to Tootle & Jackson of $135.9
Kline and Emily Kline to o P
said plaintiff in the District
Court o f w..llhlnztvn County,Hurford, amd June zo, 1871, fi1¢d\N9g;bmka, on or before Angus: s,
for record in uw ofilee of the 1 ,1. or the mid Court may takeCountyClerk<o f Waghingwnflm pqtition of the plaintiff filed
_ ' g p g q '~'rr--:r»*wr .Blair, Nebraska, July 9, 1981
pg.; Two ___ .*
I
judgment acconiingly.
August Prochnow,
m st Plaintiff.
NOTICE OF SUIT
Maher & Carrlmn. Attorneys
l To:Anna Marla Nelson,tho
|heirs, devisees, legalees,personal
representatives and ixll other pe:-
sonn interested in tl1e.enta\e of
Anna Maria Nelson, deceased, real
names unknown,Nelson,
ra d name unknown,spouse of
Anna.Maria Nelson;lewis Mc-
Bride, the heirs, devisees, legawes,ipersonal representatives and all
I
I
other persona intellélled in the
estate al lewis McBride, deceased,
real names unknown,lylc-
Bride, real name unknown, spouse
of Lewis McBride; lewis McBride,
Jr.,the heirs, devisees,legumes,
personal representatives and all
other persons interated in ¢he es-
tate of Lewis McBride,Jr.,de-
ceased,real name:unlmown,
McBride.real name un-
known, spouse of Lewis Mem-ide,
Jr.;W. H.Stork, real name un-
known, the heirs, devisees, legatees,
uenaonad renresentatives and all
ber of Seclion 26,Township 17, juatment and nllowmce of claims.
North Range 12, East oi the 6th All claims not filed on or before
P. M-, in Washington Oounty, Neb- the mb day of October, 1931, mu
racks, and to remove the clouds be forever barred.
cast upon the title to said x'eal'Dated this 19th day of June,estate by the claims of yo u mmliss i.
each of you and io excludg said((SEAL)I. C. E -R,
defendants and each and all oi '28-It County Juthem from all right, title, inwx-est,l
lien, claim or demand in or fa said NOTICE To CREDITORS
real estate or any part thereofwhich you or any ot you may A.c. Debel, Attomeyclaim w have therein and £0 w,.,coU., .1 J. COUR'l',WASHlNGTON
'emily cnjoinand bar you and each COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
of you from claimin or aasertin Estate of1.Q 1:Frederick Carl L !
any right,titlc,lien,i n t e r e s t , D 1 g e r , ~claim or demand, of, in or to saidl Notice IS given to the crediwrsl
real estate and zu quiec the title ¢° appear before me at the County'ga mid real estve in said p|,3n.`Court room in Blair, Nebraska on\
riffs und for orher equitable re|¢h° mn dhy of July, 1981. and on
liaf..the 19th day of October, 12 1, for
Pnamuus further pray the com the P'"'P°'°of examination,ad-
!or 9. decme cancelling and an- Juatment and allowance of claims.
nulling of record n real estate All claims not filed on or beforemortgageexecutedbyDavid the 17th d3Y of October, 1981, Wm;
Haight and Lewis Helm to Andrew be forever hatred.
Henn,mortgnging the following Dated 7-lun 20th day of June,.described real estate to-wit:1981.
A fraction in the Northwest' 2a(SEAL)I. C~ ELLER,
Quarter' of Section 26, oommenc--4:County Judge.
mg at the Northwest comer ofSection 26 thence South 2 chains SHERIFFS SALE
1.....| f |:_¢._H._....n . ...1 .
poison syrup.Dissolve a pound of
a quart of water and addsugar ln
125 grains of sodium arscnate, The
mixture
n ed,
with the
should be boiled and
cooled,and then used
.spongem Mixture No. 2
includes a pound of granulated
sugar,10 grains of crystallizedtarffnic acid, and`!5 prruins of ben-
zoate of soda and n pint ot water.This should be boiled slowly for
80 minutes, then allowed to cool.
Dissolve 26 grains of sodium nr-
sennte in 1 8210 fluid ounces of hotwater and cool.Add the poison
solution to ihe symp and stir it
well.Then add 2%ounces ofhoney and mix thoroughly.
Since both\ the `mixtures are
poisons, the uaual precaution should
be taken to prevent serius pois-
oning of human beings or domestic
animals.
AUTOMOBILE LIGHTS USE
IN SHOCKING SMALL AIN
Farmers oi Washington county,
Nebraska are finding n new use
for their .automobiles dining lhis
yenr's harvest nt_shocking time.
Many farmers, according to Coun-
h f A n n n f r . . . - . . _r: .. |. .. ,
I
a . M , 2 .Church:Seckler a
hzldnswn; Seckiar a Tarldn8°
g g ;Amhurgh & Brother; Am~
hurgh &Brothers;Landers,
Pens & Co.; Stuart & Hungale;
Tootlc & Jackson; J. J. Brown
L nm.; Thos. 11. Arms,m l !
name unknown; John W. Am-g
sirens: Bcnjan. H. Adams. 1'¢=>l|
name unknown;Wm.Adams,|
w w w .rem name mnwown,Abraham Secklar; Irena A. SeeIcy;William C.Savage;A.
Secklur,real name unknown;
D.'\\'.Shelley,real name un-
known;John P.Thorp;J.L.
'1'harp,real name unlmoxrng
James R.Tharp;James Van-
houer; Jared A. Warner; Jnriad
A. Wamer; D. W. Wright, real
____.._|_.._.. L L "y r,,
County, Nebraska, on Judy 1, 1871,
at 1 o'clock, n. m., and recorded
in Book B of the mortgage records
of said county at page 118, mort-
gaging the West part of the East
Half of the Southwest Quarter of
Section 84, in Townzllip 19, Range
11,East,Washington County,
Nebraska, and other land, and se-
curing a note of $650.00 and inten-
in said action (0 he true and grant
the prayer ol said petition.
MADS P. HANSEN,
22-5t Plaintiff.
lst pub. June 18
last pub. July 16
NOTICE OF sgrr
Maher & Carrignn, Attorneys
other persons interested in the es-tate of w.H.Stork,deceased,
real names unknown,Stork,
real name unknown, spouse of W.
H.Stork;William B.Beals,the
heirs,devisees, legatees, personal
representatives and all other per-
sons interested in the estate of
William B. Beals,deceased, real
names unknown.Ronin mol
uuu u umm, mance Lass ou cmuns,thence North 2 chains and 4 links
to the Northeast corner of the
Northwest Quarter of Seodon 26,
thence West to the place of be
ginning, containing 8.08 acres, and
other lands in Section 28, all in
Townsh 17,North Range 12,
East of the 6th P. M., in Wash-
ington County,Nebraska Terri-
By virtue of an order ol sale
issued out of the District Court of
Washington County, Nebraskaand
in pursuance of a judgment and
decree of said court, wherein The
State of Nebraska is plaintiffond
Niels Thirslund, defendant, I willat 2 o'clock P. M., on Tuesday, thei
14th day of July, 1931, at the west!
. ,.-.,,W..\.w»,~=mm., ...Q W..-tlng their grain in the day time
with only Ule help from the l'nm~
ily--this same family crew taken(
the f-automobile to the field
in the c olness of the evjening
while they shack up the dny's cnt-
ting hy casting the head lights
down the windrow.}
This is just amcxnmple of how
the tvnical American farmer innad name unknovm; H. C. An-
daraon,real name unlmown;
A ken-nan r e a l name,B.G,c .
unknown;Cmwford A l l e n ;
C, Allen,real name unknown;
.Tama Alla ;Riebmd Allberryz
Jalan Allbarry;Catharine A11-
hry: Richard Allbery; Benjamin
G.Ackerman;Henry Alton;
Ride R. Alton; Amanda Arms;
Thomas R.Arms:America
Arms; Jesse R.Burkholder;O.
l. neaml, real name unlmown;
Peter Burnett; Ellis D. Borum;
div er lll.Bedsaul;Chauncey
Butler; Henry S. Bcmm; E. D.
Bnrum,real name unknown;
William Young Brown;G.A.
Eighnm,real name unknown;James J.Brown;George A.
kighnm; Davis Brown; Theresa
hckley; Charles Lv, Bailey; Geo.
A. Brigham, real name unknown;
I .Boicc,real name unknown;
&mervillu Brigham;Wm.J.
Inner, real name unknown; J.B.
lake, real name unknown; Peter
not;Peter Barnet;P.Bar-
Iltt, real name unknown; Josiah
Bice; P, Barnet, real name un-
lmwn: Scott Crockett; Jahnil S.
Cock; Paris G. Cooper; Theodore
aux; 1>. G. Cooper. red name
unknown; John Cooper; Charles
Cooper; s. Crockett, real name
n a m e u m m u w u ; J o n n \ Y E 5 l ; n a s .
B. Wiekwin, real name unlmown;
James B.Wickwin;Amana
Warrlck; M. B. Wild, real name
unknown;Joseph Wolf;Milton
B. Wild; C. E. Wills, real name
unknown; Charley lllsg Nevnon
Worle;Jane E.orle;A.S.
Warrick,real nanc unknown;
Sarah A.Warrick;Thomas R.
Walters;Eliza W.Watters;
Amasa S. Warrick;David D.
Young; Charles Young; John H.
Young; D. D. Young,real nsmo
unknown;Jacob Zimmerman;
the heirs,devisecs,legatees,
personal representatives and all
other persona interested in the
estates uf any of the above
named persons,deceased,real
names unknown;the respective
spouses of the above named
persons,real names unknown;and all persons having or claim-
ing any interest in the follow-
ing described real estate or any
part thereof,urwitz Tax Lots
15, 24, 80, 31, 32, 87 and 41 in
Section 34, and Tax Int 10 in
Seddon 35, all ln Township 19,
North, Range 11, and Tax Lots
7, 8, 9 and 12 and the South-
west Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter of Section 8, in Township
18, North Range 11, all East of
.».,.fn.D M 1-m..\.¢....,...
To:William Hass,the heirs,est thereon;also cancelling o!|
record a title bond made by W. c.
James w.P. G.Cooper,dated
November 17, 1856, filed for re-
cord in the office of the County
Clerk at Waahlngton County, Neb-
raska, on Febnmry 28, 1857, at 12
o'dock, M., and recorded in Book 2
ol' the deed records of said county
at page 76, by which said W. C.
James agreed bo convey to said
P. G. Cooper "ull of the property
this day deeded to me by Thos. H.
Herbert in the City of Cuming, or
Cuming City,Washington County,
ment of a note of $580 00 by P G.
Cooper to W C James, also can-
celling of record a mortgage made
by P G Cooper and Mallndn
Cooper, his wife, to E B Hamil-
ton, dated October 8 1858,filed
for record ln the office of the
County Clerk ol Washington Coun-
ty Nebraska on February 15,
1859, at 12 oclock, m , and record-
ed in Book A of the mortgage
records of said county at page 6,
mortgaging Block 147 in (Aiming
City, Nebraska Territory, and se-
curing a note of $150.00 and in-
terest thereon;also cancelling of
record a mortgage made by P. G.Cooper ahd M . Cooper.his
wlfe, no J. J. Bro di Bros.. dated
Nebraska Tenitory" in msc of pay-
..l
\
I
devisees, legatecs, personal repre~
sentatives and all other persons in-
terested km the estate of William
Hass,deceased,real names un-
known,Hass,real name
unknown, spouse ol William Hass;
Johanna Hass, Johann Hass. John
linthmzmn,the heirs,dovisees,
legulec-s,personal representatives
and all other persons interested in
the estate ol John Ra mann, de-
ceased, real names unkno ,Rathmann,real name unknown,
spousn of John Rathmann; Chris-
tian Rathman, the heirs, devisees,
legatees,personal representatives
and all other persona interested in
the estate of 'Jhrlstian Rothman,
deceased,Rothman,real
name unknown,spouse of Chris-
tian Rathman;Algernon S. Pad-
dock, the heirs, mlevisees, lcgateoa,
personal representatives and all
other persons interested in the qs-
tate of Algernon S. Paddock, dc-
ccased, real names unknown,
Paddock,real name unknown,
spouse of Algemon S.Pnddick;Daniel Sawyer,Sawyer,
real name unknown,spouse of
Daniel Sawyer,and all persona
having or claiming to have any
interest in or to the following de~
scribed real estate,fn-wit:Thg
.._...,.........,......name unknown, spouse of William
B. Beals;William D. Beales,the
heirs,dcvisees,legutees,personal
representatives and nll other por-
aons interested in the estate of
William B. Bczdes, deneescd, real
names unla'ovrh,- - - -Beales,
real name unknown,spouse of
William D. Beales; Andrew Henn,
the heirs, devisees, legatoes, per-
sonal representatives and allother
persons interested in the estate of
Andrew Henn,deceased,real
names unknown, ---- Henn, real
name Lmlmuvn..spouf=e of Andrew
Hean; R. R. DeKuy, real name un-
known,the heirs, dcvisecs,lega-
Iccs, persona! tepresi-motives and
all other persons interested in rlze
estate of R.R. Deliny,dccensod,
real names unknown,- _ - - D e -
K-\y. real name unknown, spouse of
R. R. DeKay; Issac Edwards,the
here,dcvisecs,legalses,personal
representatives and 4.1 other per-
s m interesmed in the estate of
lsrae Edwards,deceased,real
names unknown,-~ Edwnus,na l name unknown.spouse 'JI
Iss;-r Edwu-ds;Mary ll. Hawley.
ti n heirs, dmisees,legatees, per-
wmal representatives and alloLhcr
pm-uns inte-ested in the einem-ff
Mary R. Hawley,deceased,read
u u n h n n n m | r . , . . . | . . .
tory,which mortgage was datedJuly 9, 1860, and recorded on July
23, 1860, in Book A, Page 85, and
was given to secure One promis<
sary note for the payment of
$825.00,of even date with tho
mortgage,with interest at 10%
per annum and due two years
after duh: and assigned by Andrew
Henn to Lewis Honn on the 17th
day of November, 1863, which as~
slgnment was recorded on the 28th
day of December, 18651 ln Book A,
Page 175, and assigned by Lewis
Henn to R. R. DeKay on Septenv
was recorded September 29,1868
in Book A, Page 303; and also for
the annulllng and cancelling of
record a mortgage execulcd by
William P. Mrambeck and Anna
Krambeck,his wife,no Mary R.
Hawley, mortgeglng the following
described real estate, to-wit:The
Southwest Quarter ol the South-
east Quarter of Seclion 23, Lots 1,
2, 5 and 6 and the East Hal! of
Lots 3 and 4 in Section.26, all in
Township 17, Range 12. more par-
ticularly described as follows:be-
ginning with the quarter comer
between Sections 23 and 26, Town~
ship 17,Range 12,thence East
19.94 chains,thence South 27.93
chains, thence Wan to section line
ber 21,1868, which assignment
ur.-.mf A.-.-1 LL-nv,_\.able to adjust his opcralions
meet depressed cnndltlona It'
bad for the unemployed und indl
rcctly cripples the farmer |~:~r~us
the laboring mnn has not th
money to buy the farmers'por
chop or round steak in the future.
.r e; n g :1 ~
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5 ."1 9 | ` | } ¢ `l iU S - 3 ¢ ,' \1°: 1 4 | -~ 7" ; "'°.C I
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R e v .I . N . D e m y say s:
" I h a v e f o u n d n o th i n g i n th e
pa st 20 y ears th u : c a n ta k e th e
pla c e o f D r .Miles 'A n t i - P a i n
Pi lls.Th e y are a tu re r elie f f»
my h e ad ac h e. "
Suf fe re rs f r o m H e a d a c h e ,
Neu mlgi a, Toe th ac h e, B ac ka eh e,
Sc ia ti ea , Rh eu ma ti sm, Lu mb ag o,
Ne u r i ti s , Mu s c u la r P ai n s , P e r l-
od ic P a in s, wr ite tha t the y h ave
u s e d D r . Mi le s ' A n t i - P a i n P i lls
with be tter re su lts th an th ey h ad
even h op ed f or .
Co u ntles s A me r i c a n ho u s e -
wi v e s wo u l d n o mo r e th i n k
o f ke e p i n g ho u s e wi th o u t D r .
Mi l c s ' A Li -P ai n Pi lls tha n wi th -
ou t Ho or sugar. »Kee§ a pac k-
age in y our medic ine ea in et a nd
save yourself needless suffering.
At drug storee-25c and $1.00
A-n'fi°»nsri»iu_@
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor
Phone 4'}'--Alice Triplett.
1
1
pointment of Frank J. DeTemple
an administrator of the estate of
said Catherine DeTemple, deceased.Dated this 6thday ol July,1981.
(SEAL)I. c. ELLER,
25»4t County Judge.
BUSINESS DlREC'l`0RY
POISON FOB HOUSE ANTS
Most ants that bother around
the house can be killed with poison-
ed syrup.Small sponges arg :oak-
ed i n the poisoned syrup and
placed about the cupboards or in
the house where the ants are
pests.The ants will not only ent
PETERSEN
MACHINE and MOTORSERVICE
Auto Rlspnlrlng 1 Specialty
Dr. Nm-hun K. Ralhmann
OPTOMETRIST
Over the Blair Drug Go.
Phone Black Ll
Evenings by Appointment
:RAIN AND BUS
T. P-. M. & OMAHA
Southbound11:40 A.M. daily'mo P. M. daily ex-
cept Sunday
Northbound.6:55 A. M, dailyNo. 2 2:00 P. M dail
c . s
No. 1
No. 8
No.
No 4
SCHEDULE
CH ICAGO &
Non'ruv»'ES1'ERN
Weailaolmd
111 8:35 A. M. dally
_y ur-Eastbound
cept Sunday No. 122 6:30 P. M. daily`3
BUS GOING SOUTH BUS GOING NORTH ' i
8:50 A. M.5100 P. M moo A. M.3:00 P. M
11:00 A. M.8:15 P. M.12:00 Noon 6:15 P.M
BLAIR FL OUR MILL
The Home ofMAINTOP FLOUR(Handed by All Gmoeru)
We exchange wheat for flour
P. S. Sorensen. Prep.
MARCUS BECK
R- H. RASMUSSEN
Insurance ul All Klmll
Office
Dver Fu-men State Bulk
:»I l l IN e u m l g i a ,T o u t h a c h e ,B a c k a c h e :
S c l a q c a ,R h e u m a t i s m ,L u m b a g o
N c - u r s t i s ,M u s c d a r P a i n s ,P e r l - f
o d i c P a i n s ,w r i t e t h a t t h e y h a v e
u . § e d D r .M i l e s 'A n t i - P a i n P i l l s
even hoped for.
Couniless American home-
wivcs would no more thinkof keeping house without Dr,
Milcs'A Li-Pain Pills than with-out H g, sugar. »Kceg n pack-
age in your medicine ca inet andsave yoursclf needless suffering.
At drug store:--Z5c and $1.00
BLAIR PRODUCE co.
T. H. Wright, Prop.
Independent Cub Buyer of
POULTRY EGGS CREAM
Phone 206 -Blair, Nab.
go ~~ea o ~ac D | = . M \ L E S 'their nests to feed bo their young.~ ~
Two formula arg suggested for
BLAIR ABSTRACT
AND TITLE COMPANY
Bonded AbntrndersPHONE I5
Pilot Bldg.Blair, Nebr
FARRELUS
CAFE and ROOMS
Home Style Cooked Mala
Bu! Depot
204 Walker Ave.
DE- EDWIN T. JIPP
DENTIST
EAT AT
WALT'S PLACE
Two doors east of
Vint.on~Evma GnragqHlmhurgerlLundes
unknown; William Clanoey; Mar-etta C. Gaming;Maiinda A,
Cooper;S.D.Cameron,real
mlm; unknown;M. A. Cooper.
real name unlmown; T. B. Cum-i H .name unknown;Mal-
n Cameron;T.M.Carter,
:ul nume unknown; A.Carter,
rvenl name unknown; Iawia Cope-
l l l :Jeniuh s.Cook;Floyd
Comwcll; Jnhnil C00k; William
I. Cooper;Jahuil Cook; Jeblad
S. Cook;Edward G. Cannon;
William Clancy;Jackson L.
Unk: Alex Carter; Iaurenin. C.
eron;James G.Chapman;
Drbura E.Cayrneron;Pressley
I. Dorsey¢ Rebecca Day; Jona-
l m E .Dorsey;P. x.Dorsey,
rail name unknown; Prosaly K.
lll ne y ;Thomas Davis;Edwin
PL Dickson; Thomas A. Dennis;
l i v i n Dickson;T.A.Dennis,
n d name unknown;Thomas
lhhis: Edwin F. Dickinson; A.
mi¢k»real name unknown;
Plnsley K. Dorsey; Gnnett Dor-H; James Doe; Peter Ender-
l l :Peter Enderlin;James K.Sting; George Forbes; A. French,
ml name unknown; James M.
lfllli inz;Lysander B.Green-
Ill; LB. Greenman, real namemw-n; Charles Dana Gibson;
J. l. Grant, rw name unknown;
'llomas Gibson;Isaac Gall;
38|-wry Hetherington; Jaokson P.
l n g x t e ;Jehu H. Hungate;c.
R Hnngnte, real nalie unknown;
' L c.llungate,real mme un-
born; D. W. Ha rris , ralname
van;0.P.Hurlon real
unlmown; Elisha B. Hun-
l e i ;Chester M.Hamilton:
htha rlne C.Hall;James H.
l b w :E.B.Hamilton,ren)
mme unknown;Bernard Hins-
lil: Addaide J. Hardcaltle; E.
'IS Hardin, red name unknown;
S. A. Hardin,fell name un-
h m m ;Thomas c .Hungate;
'lkomas M.Herbert;Catharine
l m s i w ;Ann H.Hungute;
mama Hall; Adelaid J. Hard»
C I W :Mary E.Mcllenemy;
M y H . H a m d l w n ;John c.
Hanover;Annie M.Hanover;
Ronny M. Hetherlngtnn; Ann H.
J.Hungaieg. Alfred D.Jona;
A. D. Jones, rcnl name nnlmown;
J.E.Johnson,realnameu.nknown;
W.C.Jnmes.realnameunknown;
Joseph Johnson; Unis lll.Jolm-
nun;Lewis M.Kline;Emily
lllne ;L.M.Kline, real mme
unknown; J. C. W. Kline,mol
mme unknown; Julius N. Kline;
William J.Kenndy;Wm.J.
Innnedy,real name xmhlown;
'William I. Kennedy;George P.
htcbem; John A. Kline; Thomu
F. Kennnrd;John Lui z; InlahIo wa ;A.M.Luwrenoo,n a l
:lm unknown; Henry P. Liver-
more; Edson Livermore; Somer-
ville Ijpponcott; J. C. Lippincott;
a l l name unknown;Mildred
me um r. m.,in nul un awl.County, Nebraska,and the fol-
lowing town blocksinthe former
Town of Cunning City, in Wash-
ington County, Nebrnskanow de
funct and abandoned as a town,
to~wit: Blocks Numbered 77, 78,
79, so, 101, 1
113. 114, us,
129, iso, 131,
136, 145, 146,
151, 152, 153,
166, 167, 168,
113,114,175,1'/6.and Lou;
Numbered 1 to 8, inclusive, of
each of said blocks, Lots Num~
bered 1 to 4, inclusive, and the
North Hai! of Block Numbered
137, and Lots Numbered 5 to 8,
inclusive, and the South Hal! o!
Block Numbered 124, and Out-
lots Numbered 45,44,43,42,
41,4.0, 22, 21 and 20 ol said
Town o!\Cuming City,all asplatted antgrecorded.together
with the abandoned and vacated
street; and alleys adjoining or
adjacent to said lots, outlots and
blocks; real names unknown,DEFENDANTS_
Yon, and each of you, are here
by notified that on June 17, 1981,
ov, ws, 111, 112,125, 126, 121, 12s,
132, 1aa, 1:44, 135,
147, us, 149, 150,154. 155, 156. 105,169, 170, 171, 172,
Mads P.Hansen commenced an
action as plaintiff in the District
Court of Washington County, Neb-
raska,against you,and each of
you, ss defendants, the object and
prayer of which sua action is to
obtain the decteg of mi a Court
that the plaintiff is the owner in
tee simple of the following des-
cribed meal estate, to-wlt: Tax Lots
15, 24, 80, 81, 82, 87 :md 41 in
Section 84,and Tnx l a t 10 in
Section 85,all in Township 19,
North, R-H-"Ke 11, and Tax Lots -7,
8, 9 and 12 and the Southwat
Quarter of the Northeast QuarterofSeddon 3,in Township 18,
North, Range 11, all East of the
6th P. M., in Washington County,
Nebraska, and tha following town
blocks in the former Town of Cum-
ing City, ln Washington County.
Nebrukl, now defunct and aban-
doned as a town, to~wit: Blocks
107,
126,
182,
u v ,
154,
169.
176,
Numbered
108,
126,
133,
148,
iss,
170,
and
78. '19,so, 101,
115,181,
us,isa.
ms,
115,Numbered 1 to 8 lncluslve, of each of said blocks, Lots
Numbered 1 to 4, inclusive andthe North Half of Block Numbered
137 and Lots Numbema 5 to 8
11.J 12,
128,
185,150,
165,
1 | 2,
111,
121,134,149,usa,
111.Lots
ns,
129,
1ss,151.166.
na
114,
1ao,14s,152,
mv,
114,
Block Numbered 124, and OutlotsNumbered 45 44, as, 42, 41, 40,
22. 21 and 20 of said Town o! Cumihg City, all as plamd and re-
corded,together with the uhm
doned and vacated streets andalleys adjoining or adjacent to said
r
February 16, 1810, filed for record
»i.n the office of the County Clerk
of Washington County, Nebraska,
on February 1'l,1870, at 10 o'c.lock,
n. m., and recorded in Book A of
the mortgage records of said
Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. 5, 5, 7 & s in Block
147 in Cumlng (ity, Washington
County, Nebraska, and securing a
note of $1000.00 and interest there-
on;also mncelling of record a
mortgnge made by P.G. Cooperind Malinda A. Cooper to James
J.Drown and Davis Brown, dated
November 10, 1875, filed for record
Northwest Quarter of the North-
west Quarler and Dots 6 and '7 in
the Northwest Quarter of Section
8, Township 17, Range 12, Eur. of
the 6th P. M.,in Washington
County, Nebraska, real names un-
DEFENDANTS_
You and each ol you are hereby
notified that on the 29th day of
June, 1931, August Prochnow filed
his petition in the District Court
of Washington County, Nebraska,
in which you and each of you to-
gether are defendants, the object
and prayer of said action is to ob-
county at page 469,mongagi,,g a\own,
in the office of the County Clerk
ol Washington County, Nebraska,
on November 11, 1875, at 2u'clock
p. m., and recorded in Book D of
the mortgage records of said coun-
ty at page 104, mortgaging Lots
1 » 2 , 8 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 a n d 8 i n B l o c k
147 in the Town ol Cumlng City,
in Washington County, Nebraska,
and/ securing a note of $1688.50
and interest thereon;also cancell-
ing of reoorda tnlst deed made by
Albert W. Merrick and Horatio N.
Maguire to John G. Priest, dated
May 20, 1858, filed for record in
the office of the County Clerk of
Washington County, Nebraska, on
May 27, 1858, at 10 o'c.lock, a. m,,
and recorded ln Book 4 ol the
deed records ol said county at
P886 76, rnortgaging late 5 Sz 8
in Block 148 and Lots 2 & 8 in
Block 153 and Lots 1 & 2 in Block
101, in Cuming GW. Washington
County, Nebraska Temwry,and
other land, and securing the psy-
ment of a note of $105.34 and ln»
terest thereon, in favor of LandersPens dz Co.; also cancelling of re
y mortgage made by George
A.rlglmm to Charles B. Bailey,
dated December 18,1871, filed for
record in the office of the Count;Clerk ol Nvushlngton County, Neb
rnska, on December 1a, 1871,at
11:80 o'clock, u. m. and recorded
Book B of the mortgage records
nl said county nt page 160, mort-
znzins Lola 7. 8, Block us, and
Low 6. 1. 8. :mek 170, ln Cuming
(i ty ,Washington County,Neb-
raska, and other land, and secur=
mg a note ol $115.00 and interen
thereon;also cancelling of reoord
a trust deed made by E. D. Borum
and Jane E. Borom, his wife,1|
John Owner. Charles Cooper and
Theodore Clark, dated September
25,1857,filed for record in the
o!!ice_of the County Clerk of
Washington County, Nebraska, on
P. M,, and recorded in Book 8 ol
the deed record: of said county at
paso 91, mortgnging me 5, o, 7
& 8 in Block 124, and Outlet 21
(No. 27 by the Crawford survey),
in Cumming City, Washington Coun~
fy. Nebrnnka, and other land, and
"»
,.
inclhsive,and the South nn: °f`S°P°°""b°' 29, issv,at s o'dock.
lots,outlots and blocks;and to oecunnga draft _ot $758.90 and
min a decree of said Court adjudg-
ing that the plaintiff,August
Proc.hnow, is the absolute owner in
fee simple of the following describ-
ed real estate, £o»wit:The North#
west Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter and Lots 6 and 7 in the
Northwest Quarter of Section 3,
Township 17, Range 12, East oi tho
(ith P. M., in Washington County,
Nebraska,and w remove the
clouds cast upon the title to said
real estate by the claims oi you
and each of you and to exclude
said defendants and each and all
oi them from all right, title, inter-
est, lien, claim or demand in or
to said real estate or any pa n
thereof which you ur any of you
muy claim t/o have therein and to
severally enjoin and bar you and
each of you from claiming or use
setting any right, title, lien, inter-
est, claim or demand, of, in or to
said real estate and to quiet the
title to said renl estate in said
plaintiffs and for other equitable
relief.
Plaintiff further prays the Couh,
for a decree cancelling and annull-
ing o! record a real estate mort~
B"\\Ke vleouted on May 10, 1867 and
recorded on May 10, 1867, in Book
8, Page 229, on the following de-
embed real estate,to-wit:The
North Hal! of Section 3, Tovmship
17, Nonb Range 12, East in Wnah-
ington County,Nebraska,which
mortgage was Kiven to secure four
promissory notes Ior the Pyment
of $6120.00; and also for t o can-
celling and annulling of record a
real estate mortgage executed on
tho 15th day of March, 1889, and
recorded on the 15th day of March,
1889, n Book 0. Page 838, which
mortgafed the following described
read estate. to-wit: The Northwest
Quarter of Section 3, Tnwnshin 17,
North Range 12, Eut, ln Wash-
ington County,Nebraska;and
|.lso for the cancelling and a.nnull~
ing of a Title Bond exewted on
February 28,1885,and recorded on
the (th day of March, 1885,in
Book J,Page 581,ooverlng the
following described read estate, to-
wit:The Northwest Quarter of
Section 8, Township .17, Range 12,
East,i n Washington County»~n,.L.. -\...
........,,........\.....,l......=,.real name unknown,spouse ofMnry R. Hawley; Nels C. Nelson,the heirs, devisees, legotees, per-
sonal representatives and all other
persons interested in the estate of
Nels C.Nelson,deceased,real
names unknown,Nelson,
real name unknown, spouse of Nels
C. Nelson;Edward McBride,the
heirs.devisees,legutees,personal
representatives and all other per-
sons interested in the estate of
Edward McBride,deceased,real
names unknown,McBride,
real name unknown,spouse of
Edward McBride; William S. Bow-
en, the heirs,devisees,legatees.
personal representatives and all
other persons interested in the es-
tate ol William S.Bowen,dc~
ceased,real names unknown,
Bowen, real name unknown,
spouse o! William S. Bowen; Wil-
liam S. Bowen, Jr., the heirs, devi-
sees, legatees, personal representa-
tives and all other persons inter-
ested ln tho estate of William S.
Bowen,Jr.,deceased, real names
unknown,Bowen, reall name
unknown,spouse of William S.
Bowen,Jr.;James S. Easley, the
heirs, devisea,legatees, personal
representatives and nll other per-
sons interested in the estate of
James S.Easley,deceased,real
names unknown,Easley,
read name unknown,spouse of
James S.Easley;Andrew I.
Popplef/un,the heirs,devisees,
legabees,personal representativesand all other persons interested in
th, est-rife of Andrew I.Popplo-
ton, deceased, real names nnknown,
Popplewn,real name un-
known, spouse ol Andrew I. Pop-
pleton;D.W. Gross,real name
unknown, we heirs, devlsees, lega-
tées, personal representatives and
all other persons interested in the
estate of D.W.Gross, deceased,
real names unknown,Gross,
read name unknown, spouse of D.
w. Gross; Root & Avery; McBride
& Bowen; Mattie J. Topp, Charles
N. Nelson; James S, Nelson, Dag#
mar L. Winterling und all persons
having or claiming to have any
interest in or to the following de~
scribed read estate) to-wit:Tax
Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 and 6. situated in
the Northwest Quarter and the
West Hal( of the Northeast Quar-
ter of Section 26,Township 17,
North Range 12, East of the 6th
P. M., ln Washington County, Neb-
rlska, rel-l names unknown,
DEFENDANTS_
You and each ol you are hereby
notified that on the 29th day of
June,1981,Anna Krambeck and
Arthur W. Krambeck filed their
|1et.l\1on in
Washington
which you y
gether with others are delendunts,
. . - A
the District Court ol
County, Nebraska, in
and each o l on to-
between Sections 26 and 27, Town-
ship 17.Rango 12, East,thence
North on Section_ line 2889 chains,
thenoo East 20 chains,thence
North 4.04 chains on section line
between Sections 23 and 26, thence
East to place of beginning, con-
tainingln all 199.04 acres more or
less,which mortgage was dated
November 1, 1895 and recorded on
November 12,1895,in Book V,
Page 504, and was given 740 secure
u promissory note of even date
therewith for the payment o i
$2500.00 due November 1,1900.
with interest at the rate of 7%
per annum; and also for the can-
celling md annulling of s Trust
Deed eiecuted by James A. Good-
rich and Mary Goodrich, his wife,
gb the said Andrew I. Poppleton;
on the Southeast Quarter of the`
Northwest Quarter of~Sectlon 26,
Township 17,North Range 12,
East of the 6th P. M., in Wuh-
ingwn County, Nebraska Terri-
tory, for the purpotte o! securing
to D.W. Gross o i Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, payment of one note
of even date herewith mode by
James A, Goodrich,payable one
year after dnte in the-sum ol
$280.00 with interest after matur-
ity at the rate ol 40% per annum,
which Trust Deed was dated Nu-
vember 26, 1857, and recorded on
November 30, 1867.in Book 3
Page 296.
You and each of you are required
to answer the petition of thesf
plaintiffs in the Dlstrict,Cour1'. oi
Washington County, Nebraska, or
or before the 13th dny of August
1931, or the said petition of tlu
plaintiffs will be taken ns true am
'lie Court may grant the prayel
of said petition and render judg
mont accordingly,
Anna Krambeck
Anhur W. Kxambeck,
24-st Pl n nu m.
No n c n To c n n m-r o n s
A. C. Debel, Attomey
COUNTY COUlt'l`. wAsH1NG'ror~
COUNTY, NEBRASKA
E m u of mary Klutz, deceased
Notice in given to the crodtori
to appear before me at the Count;
Court room in Blair, Nebraska, orthe 8rd day of July, 1931, and or
the Sth day of October, 1931, Io:
the purpose ol examination,ml
justment and allowance of claims
All claims not Kllcd on or befor:
the ard day of 0¢¢»0ber» 1931, vol
be forever barred.
Dated um sth day of June, 1931
(SEAL)I.C.ELLER,
21-It County Judge.
NOTICE To CREDITORS
A. C. Debel, Attorney
nmmmv r:mm1'_ WA SHINGTOB
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PETERSEN
MACHINE and MOTORSERVICE
Auto Rlspnlrlng 1 Specialty
BLAIR PRODUCE co.
T. H. Wright, Prop.
Independent Cub Buyer of
POULTRY EGGS CREAM
Phone 206 -Blair, Nab.
BLAIR FL OUR MILL
The Home ofMAINTOP FLOUR(Handed by All Gmoeru)
We exchange wheat for flour
P. S. Sorensen. Prep.
FARRELUS
CAFE and ROOMS
Home Style Cooked Mala
Bu! Depot
204 Walker Ave.
,iHppineott;Lewis K.Mothtt;
Gln Mead; Chu-lea Mrllmemy;
Wlllinm K.Maher;Georg;M.
Ulla :George Mellow;Micheallnfvhv: James McFadden; Ed.;
'nd H. Mead; Dunan llelneh-'
L ;Duncan McLaughlin; Mila
1. Mille r;Alben w.Meniek;
Horatio N. Maguire;May M-
remove tho clouds out upon the
title to sold real estate by the
claims of you, and each of 'you,
to some Hght, title, lien, interest,
claim or demand of any kind
whatsoever ln or to said reel es-
f"f#¢» or any part thereof, which
vw, or my of you, may claim to
have therdn, and to severally en-
mteten mereon; IIBO cancelling oflrecord n mortgage nude by E. n.
Borum on D.w.wrxgm.,' u ma
October 3. 1857, filed for record in
the office of the County Clerk ol'
Washington County, Nebraska, on
'October 5, 1857, at 5 o'clouk, p. rn.,
and recorded in Book 8 of the deed
records of mi d county lt page
n e u n " - .You and each of you an re-
quired to answer the petition. of
this plaintiff in the District Court
of Washington County, Nebraska,
on or before the 18th day of Aug-
ust, 1981, or the :aid petition of
the plaintiff will be taken aa trueandthe Court may grant the'
prayer of said petition and render
we w,=¢~. we payer or mu umm-in m obtain a decree of said Court
adjudging that the plnintilfe, Anna
Krambock and Arthur W.Kram-
beek, are the absolute owners in'
lee simple of the following de-
scribed real estate,to-wit:TaxLoma x, 2, a, 4, 5 and a, dtuated in
the Northwelt Quarter and the
" " ' a a a " ' ; m i ; x § l 2 i 7 -g
Estate of Frederick F. Cornelius.
Deceased.{
Notice is given to the aeditore
to appear before me nt the CountyCourt room in Blair, Nebraska on
the 17th day of July, 1931,and on
the me day of Oetober, 19§1. for
West Hal! ol the Northeast Qnu- the purpose of exmainationr ad-
\
l by forcing peaches, pe
bananas or h m m .
into rin:or coarseai
Orange Crab
(ServesB)
Two cups orange p
crab meat, 1 cup ~~
1 cup cyopped celery,
S USING --BREATHING
ERS' RADIO PROBLEMS
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and lettuce
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ni t in small nieces:m u l l r -
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French dxssxing or mayonnaise.
Lemam Merlngue Pie
(Makes 1 ple)Ona cup sugar,a tablespoons
flour, 8 tablespoons cornstarch,1teaspoon wh and 1% cups boiling
uuus (ili3EllALLy 51155111
About u.onn (mesh hogs arrived
Monday and Sold on vmcllcally l
sfmqy basis although some of the
lluhfer weight:were a shade
stronger than toward the close ot
Inst week.Liam weights sold at
sansmno and me u n v i e u m
Bible &h00|, 10:00 A. M.
Momlng worship, 11:00 A. M.
Young People's meeting, 7:W.
Evening service, 8:00 P. M.
Mid-week meeting on Thursday,
|°'°° P. M.
('\\M ...Hvx¢»:...n-nina mall
lolll€umrcn on s unny ..lllolBV|C6!ana vowho come with ua place us under Sunday Schpo
obligation in some other mngve services at 3.
gatlon.`\..Young Peep]
Our Sunday School nttendaneelew-"5"K at 8.
at Sunday School was ninety-1our._Choir andLet us have one hnudnd nut every Tlmrsda
eveuhg
lu's meetiyg Twin!
orcheam rebeaznh
Y Gwdng.
.v_-..... ..........., -.-5"--o W..~ dry ins 'ents add wafer'at $5.4U@6.00.pe Y°";§ Pgvlg had an interest
,uw cook in double boiler pgnil Lu m s u vn n n m am za °§§.h':°§,m§ ;;Fm;§_§'d__g. Lheu
thick (nbout 15 minutes.Add:Ons-hall cup lemon juice, grated
rind of 1 lemon, and 2 egg yalkB.
.beaten slightly.
Cook 2 minutes longer.Cool
and turn into a baked pie shell_
Cover with meringue mnde of:
Eleven thousand :m n nheep
I-nd lambs were received Mun-
dn! und under s vlloroua demand
most ot the fat lambs sold 150254:
h18hor at $6.'l5®'I.25..Feeda
mmm were in uood demand andntmnzer and need sheen quomhly
kfrsulv
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wa r m we a th e r a r e be in g ap p r e c i
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wa s 9. good response a t the mi d -
wee k me eti ng Thur sd ay even in g.
C O N G R E G A T I O N A L C H U R C H
A .F. Ne we ll, P a s to r
Churc h Sc ho ol at 10 o 'c 1oc k and
pu blic wor sh ip a t 1 1 o'c1ock Sun-
da y mo rn in g.
At 6 :3 0 th e y o un g pe op le a rf . to
welc ome th e y o u n g gr o u p o f o u r
Ar ii n gto n c hu rc h a t lu nc h a nd th e
me etin g fo llowin g.
B A P T I S T C H U R C H
L. J . Mo ra n, P as to r
W e are pr ai si ng ou r L o r d f o r
th is fi ne we athe r i n wh ic h to d o
o u r wo r k a n d Hi s .W e ar e busy
people,bu t 'b us y pe o ple ar e us ef d
people.N o Chr is ti an sho uld use
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In agnnl an modern eleeulf adn.Altar: nn- uhmm lI\r_gg_°_{__¢hf
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when you can replace thgm with
Keily Lotta Mika dt these arnn.z~
ingly low prxccs.
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4|»"1 | F|l " F " l " r ~ n i l r |z r E 1 n |; ||4 . ' 4 o i a 1 ; ; -Q -$ 4 . 9 5
( z u u o )
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\u M Two egg whites $4 cup Sugar:""i=`Xfr3 LAMIBS:Range llmb6
and M. tensnoon bakinz uowder.afuvl fn nhnlnn n -nm-r -ax.vnnmn
h m llI°\l ellr
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u l .ns'.m::x:|r;
A radic ally new ty pe nl rmzterv
operated rec eiver de»sl.:.|=°d to
bring satisfac tory radio r»:~¢~ptl||nSothes.o.oonoo fmmazm li vi n ;
bey ond power lines and \l"In ran»:»-rt use electric sets.was display-
ed for the first time by ten or thou1nrrs"n leading nel. manuf ac tur-
-vm at the assi Radio Trade Show
la Chlc ago rec entlyTh e "nsr c ell"sets -so -c allc d
mrnlrno of I.revolutlonary
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nlanvle*|»\('lvll\.¢;\.manually oper-
ulr li -»~wr~»ltlnmc ltl Voliasul--rn -:I features whic h
. n o m I ar.-|:\..'|r|» ot all previousantsdonsnnodforfa rm use I n
appearance and Dgrforrmaaunce theyurnllkomodernalternatingcI1r~
re m neu.ru n n i n :in sty le fr ommldgetstoelaborateconsoles
They sn ap o n a nd o i! wlth a elm
ples wi tc h.Th e new battery whlc h mi me
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thro ugh n spec ial c arbon 'l: :n ¢"
to maintain c onstant vmtaze | :"¢;r
a long li lo It wi ll run .1 rI\'\*'l
tube "utr ce-Il" .mer for Wl°f|v - »1.000 hours,or ln tho 2.761115
household for approzf tuntely r.
Year »Some ol' the sc i# no eevID':°c d
wlth dy namic speukore,u.. '.: 1111ol'th em use the Ismgt c|rc|:1l.
and ar e r on s i dc r c d hs'in -. -leaderl to be Ula fin al 'm"utlo ¢
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_-u ¢Beat. egg wh i te s u n ti l fr o th y ,
ad d su g a r a n d b a ldn g p owd e r a n d
c o nti nu e b ea ti n g un til(sti ff .P u t
in mod er ate oven (325 d. F.)f o r
15 mi nu te s to b ro wn .
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nvvu vu \.»u\.n\.u lPJ|u\y|nu,HHInula mb s , r w to g ood s6.00@u.'I5:
native lambs. good to c hoic e $6.50
6725; y earllngs, all g rades $2.60
o n s .
FE ED E R LA MBS : F ee d s: la mb !
soon two c liolcc $5.0065.25; feeder
lambs, :pr to mod $4.5o@s.oo.
EWES: Fat. sooo to c hoice $1.25
ol.- ls : fa t, f ai r to sooo $1.000
1.25:c ull and c an nc r ewe s 5. 506
1.00:brc edlng ewes s1.soo4.oo.
to the s.o.oonoo f o m a lm li vi n ;
bey ond power lines and \\"In ¢on»:»-rt use electrlc note.was display-
ad for the first time by ton or there1otry *n loading nel. manuf ac tur-
-ml at the larsl Radio Trade Show
ta Chlc ago rec entlyTh o "u tr c ell"sets -so -c ollod
mc nuno of l.revolutlonary"aaeatlalrmg lmtter y "they employi n " A "c ur re nt-- do not requiro
. n u m I ar.-|:\..'|r|» or all prov ousantsdonsptnodforfa rm use I n
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the life-plvlng oxfgim from the alt
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ll I'a I .l.0 u0 hours,or ln the a ve n u e
household for npprozfluntely r.
Year »Some ol' th e sol# no oovIp';°c d
wlth dy nnmiv spookorw,u. '. ; n l!ol'thorn use the |§lt:5t r~|rc»:1l.
and are onsidmed hs'fu-.-. -leoder l to bn Ula lln nl 'm"utlo r
satisfac tory rmllo rvr or ti oo ;»rural soc tlona
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l.\rn '°_=~'' 4 ""minu tes.nz nu l o li - in c h thic k
-Q* `,.E"""'L ~ E _;,.3 ~ness.Gut with 2-inc h floured b| ~=
r r =" " ~I f "*1 I7 5 » . ~-.-c uit c utter.Fold d ouble nlld probs
:.:1;.tI§1|1g Imtler y "they employ the svln [xnmihlo Iihrnllv hrc aiuns \M " A "c ur re nt-- do not ac quire the life-giving oxfguu from the air I :s m r m u c i o r y r a u n u r w 1 : 5 u u n Q u I ~ ~ I I n l l ~ n n H
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umm B mpmun u lun uv e swc asreqoints and purc hases by Omaha
packers were the encouraging fac-
cors tn me business indicamrs for
J une . wmplled by th e c hamber ot: u m mm A m u s mr m l b u r e a u .
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uit cutter.Foid dnuble nlld press
dgeg together' lightly.Place in
:ranked pun;brush tops with
nelted butter.Cover and let rise
n warm place 20 minutes.Bake
`ri`éaviEé'§mJ`l nip $5.1 5
LIGHT HUGS firnorman
Fat Lambs Lgugely lswzsc .nigh-
er at S6.'I5iD7.25. Feeder Lambs
Rlrnnnsrr and AUM Sheep
\.=__,\., _..~_.The God who givesl L........a|lill|.hi.|[o n l y
i t i n t e n d s t (29x4.5|)I nat.Damon Ihe used for His glo}y Qmd for ourw? |( ? m" " e T § :: : d ; _ P ; ' : g ; ¢' a l f e l l o w men.Th er e is a n adage F ~''~
"..wh ic h sa y s "Time i s mf me y " .Th e .c-vez-ythi a d rtme d ls s o l d -,.., g .- n a h (8 | x| . 5 0 )h a m , , I ` ° i m " § f th e nnnnnHnnn\c h | s t u "shou_h a k e th e rxgh t 4 1 ." ` `4 m n 4 ;A 1 : I
in hat oven (425 d. F.) 10 minutes.
Again brush tops with melted but~
ter and finish baking.Remove
from oven. Brush tops with melted
butter.Makes 16 small or 9 large
pocketbook rolls.I! a larger roll
is desire:-d,( roll dough to Y:-inch
Lhiclmess and cut with 3-inch
cutter.
Dinner Punch
(Serves 46)
Juice of 2 émngel,juice of 2
lemom, juice of 1 grapefruit,2
Bnrgainsa Silk Dresses-values to
$10 go at $2.95;Silk Dresses-
values to $15 go at S5:Spring
Coats--values to $85 go at $5.95.
Entire stock Straw Hats for
Wnmen--values to $5 go at 88c;
Womens and childrens Slippers are
reduced to $1 A pair-shop early
is about the ben advice we can
give you and be sure and shop at
\S1e mmm Cenwr.2s~n
;.s ||:.l
bn e y to tas te .M i x ghoroughly .
Fo r V a ri a tio n : A d d to th e a bo ve
ixtur e 1 c u p o f th e juic e of an-
th er f r ui t, s u c h a s gra pe juice,
~pberry juic e,log-anberry juic e,
ine ap ple jui c e , c id er o r the jui c e
ro m an y c a nn ed f ru it.
Or a d d 1 c up of u.puree ma d e
u-nan a-.»ur.. ¢-- .......
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N u r -...
|mPonmNr NEWS I I I
. . . from Blair Racket Store
You will receive through the
mails your first copy of our<"GOOD NEWS MAGAZINE"
ln it you will find some interest-
ing reading and also a picture
of our July Glassware Special
at 39c with each purchase of
$1.00 or more.
If you fail to receive your copy
come here and we will fix
y o u o u t .
BLAIR
.RACKET S'ronE
uwnlfunnrll uammmulwuIll um.
ltla NEW!lt's modem!lt'| Safe!lt'| REVOLUTION-
ARYI lush-Flame-be sure the ga nnge you buy lan it.
Nothing qdto on outstanding or iffemnt hu evar bun dn-
vined for A gn range before.Makes your range :many io
operate an *whim~ on.ONE, HAND-ONE MOTION-
LIGHTS ANY BU ER.
Jult turn on¢ h6¢u -|nylm rncri ncl||in ¢laeov¢nli||a¢|instantly and lutomltkally. Absolutely SA E for dn mln-nte gn is tm-ned on, [nah-Flsme Eghu it.`
You will want lush-Fllme.Da not hesitate to demnnd it.
Mskeartnintlntyouu~¢|et¢ingitlvy|>nyin¢|ROPER.
May we show you?
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o m m o n
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I n a l l problems demanding v aluation,
co m m o n sense Im a a l w a ys been th e
great appraiser.
No w h e re i l co m m o n lense m o re vi t a l
t h a n i n t h e f i e l d o f i n v e s g n n e n t .A f t e r
w e h a v e s t m l i e d a l l t h e g r a p h s a n d
c h a d !a n d l i s t e n e d t o a l l t h e e x p e r t s ,
w e t u r n t o c o m m o n l e n s e f o r f i n a l
i a n l g m e n t .
I n on-:let t o c l a r i f y e o m e o f t h e i n v e r t -
o r ' s p r o b l e m s ,a b o o k l e t " I n v e s t m e n t
C o m m o n S e n s e " ,l u n b e e n p r e p a r e s !
u n d e r t h e a l u p i c e e o f u f n i v e r l a l Tn - a l t
S l a m - e n , a m o d e r n F i x e d I n v e zt me n g T n u t .
TI-il lhmkld contain:Inlrodudoay lllhmlnl Nr Hu
mm. Lam 1'. m|{.aa.»-. c na»-»»»of un c.»».~.:u»¢
a n e m u " , a n d Curnm.-y.li . . . "o l R u f n m m r i v u .
YOUR oorv SENT FREE UPON lwczlrr OF 'nus COUPON
¢Annnzss f
H A N I D N a n d s
'pllol $ullllng ,'Bfalr,WdrmkaGm1l¢mm.-
Kindly send me without obliption s copy of "lNv¢n-Mun* Cannon Sznsz".
NAM
Stronger and Ascd Sheep
Quotably Steady.
Union Stock Yards, Jmy 'l, 1931
-Prhctlcally steady prices pne-
vuiled on the w w cattle mar-ket um week and best yearlimzs
brought 58:15.Receipts weremoderate. 10.000 head, and while
heavy game were slow prices were
Ln much the mme notches as to-
ward the ciose of last week.Cow|and heltera and etockers and feed-
ers showed vm little ehnpge.
Quutabtopa on Cattl 'Good Yachoice yeaflmga $'L4Ue6825;m r
o ¢sv . \ |~
(zsxms)
GARNER OIL
AND GAS SERVICE
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
attitude toward both.
Occasionally a church member
who is dulng nothing for his church
complains tn me about the church
not making the advancement it
should.
Should the rest of un put as
little effort, time und money into
the work as they,i t would nd-
vance much more slowly than it
does.
We had a number of visitors
|~ l e i yggg : ~i~uli*,|c ommo n to fa ir y ea rling n $5 .1 50
6.56:u m m ,wa r me d -u p m e r a
$5. ow5 ,'r 5:good,choice b a n d !
steers sv.2a@a.oo;good to cqc dc e
heavy steers $'r.o6@'l.eo:fa i r to
good steers $6.25@'¥.25:c o mmo n
to fair steers ss.so6 s.eo: c ond to
choice stockers $5.'I5@B.'l5:fair
to soqd sgopkegs {5.U0@§.25: co_g_1g
Subscribe for The Enterprise.and ~orning Worship.~95'in
maybe
\\y o u t h o u g h t
this service
was expensive
v-'
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~IT'S CHEAPER
THAN CHEAP~-1;~n g 7 3 ~
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Plenty of Hot Water when and
,.........." J --¢,------~ie n 1\¢l|\fur rmn nf nur !if.£l|llI-b\B ahd COHUBUCIhr- tml. biscuit.anti onnfiira Iongcr, ur until filling; is firm
f
-..( - -..._ ._n o v e l c h e e s e b i s c u i t t h a t i s p a r t i e -- -|..I
ularly delic ious:Fl.€'Sil Strawberry ICE Cream It
(Te a Bisc uits
Tw o cups spec ial c ake 1'lour,`
sifte d; 4 teasp oons bakin g powder,
'z&teaspoon salt,1/E;c u p bu tter o r
othe r shortening,'Fi c up mi lk
(abo ut).Sift flou r onc e, measure,
ad d ba ki ng powder an d salt,an d
sifurrgain.Cut in sh or ten ing . A dd
mi lk g ra mlua lly un ti l so ft d ou gh i s
for me d.Tu r n o n flou red board,
kne ad li gh tly ,ro ll 'ii inc h thic k,
and c ut with flo ured bis c uit c utter.
Ba ke in ho t oven (450 F. )12 to
15 min ute s.Makes 24 bisc uits.
Cheese Bisc uits
Two c up s spec i al c ak e flour , sif-
te d;2 %teaspo ons ba king p owder,
1/&,teaspoon salt, 1 tablespoon but-
te r o r oth er shorte ning,it c up
- »- - n|O n e j u n k e t t a b l e t ,1 t a b l e s p o o n '
o o i d w a t e r ,1 p i n t m i l k ,2 t a b l e -
spoons le mo n juice,1 c up sug ar,
'fi pi nt c r ea m, an d 2 c up s stra w-
ber ry pur ee.
P u t ju n k e t ta b le t i n c up wi th
c old wa te r.C m s h wi th spoon to
dissolve.Ad d s u g ar a nd c r e a m to
mi lk an d wa r m u n ti l lu k e w a r r m-N O T H O T .Re mo ve f r o m sto\'e.i
.Add diss olve d ju nket ta blet; po ur
into free zer c an.Le t s ta n d u n ti l
firm, c h ili.Pac k in ic e and suit,
and fre eze to a mu sh.Ad d s tr a w-
berr y p ure e a nd lemo n juic e. (Pr e-,
pare pu ree by c rus hin g ab out on e,
iq u nr t of str a wb e rr i e s a nd r ub b in g ,
lth r o u g h sieve-adding sug ar ii j
1
Il
Il l
'
grated cheese,*H-1 cup-milk ann
water,equal parts.Sift.flour
once, measure, add baking powder
and salt, and sift, again.Cut in
shortening and cheese.Add liquid
grmlually until soft dough is form-
necessury.)Finish 1reezing.Recipe'
makes 10 bo 12 servings.
MORE BISCUITS AND ROLLS 1
rRecipes for biscuits and rolls;
ed.Roll E51 inch thick on slightlylnlwnyg are popular--because his-|
floured board.Cut with floured zuits and rolis are so popular.IIere:
biscuit. cutter:Bake in hot ovenlare wo that may be new to most(450 F.)15 minutes.Makes I2 of those who reédz
biscuits.Bakinz Pawder Biscuits iTwo cup; special cake flour, sift-
ed: 4 ten:poo1s baking powdér, 545. . - . - n n u n -Q . - ¢ " . - .- . . - . 1 - w
Rinoe cooked or canned salmon
and separate into large flakes to
make one-fourth cup.Cut walnuts
into small pieces to make one-half
cup. Shred cabbage, measure three-
fomths cup and leave until crisp
in cold water.Drain,mix with
teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons butter
or otheqshortening, and about %
cup milk.\.
Sift flout once,measure,add
baking powder and salt, and sift
again.Cut in shortening.Add
milk gradually until soft dough is
salmon and walnuts, add a cup of f0}'mC'd Roll 'vi inch thick oncookedormayonnaisedressinglfjlllrlitlgr' {1fJI\1'f{d hoard.Cujl.with
and serve on lettuce.
California Coupe
One orange, I slice pineapple, 1
banana, 1 teaspoon lemon juice, 2
teaspoons Marasehino symp,few
gmins salt, powdered sugar, orange
or lemon iee, Maraschino cherries.
Mix the pulp of ie orange with
pineapple and banana, eat. in small
pieces; add lemon juice, Maraschino
syrup,salt, and powdered sugar,
to taste.Fill champaigne glasses
two-thirds full of fmit, cover with
orange or lemon ice, and garnish
with cherries.
[floured biscuit c utter.Ba k e i n
'h ot o ve n (450 d. F.)-12 to 15
lmi nutes.Makes fif teen 2~inch his-1
'c uits.f
So uthe rn P oc k etbo ok a nn .
a 0
Two c ups spec ial cake flour, sift~
ed; 3 tea spoo ns b akin g po wder , $5
teaspoon salt,1 tablespoon short-
en in g, a nd a bo ut %c u p mi lk .
Si f t f lo u r once,measure,add
'hal- :ing powder a nd s uit,an d s i f t
forme~.Knead Iigh~y for 2~to 3
o m m o n
e n s e
I n all problems demanding valuation,common sense Ima always been the
great appraiser.
No w h e re i l co m m o n lense m o re vi t a l
t h a n i n t h e f i e l d o f i n ve s n n e n t .A f t e r
we h a ve stm lied a l l th e g r n p l n a n d
c h a d !a n d listened t o a l l the expe rts,
we t u r n t o co m m o n lense f o r f i n a l
im lg m e nt .
I n on-:let to clnx-ily eom e of tlne invert-
or's pro ble m s,a bo o k l e t " I n ve s t m e n t
Co m m o n Se ns e" ,l u n be en prepares!
u n d e r t h e al u p i c e e o f u f ni ve rl l l Tn -a l t
Slam-en, a modern Fixed Inveztmenx Tnut.
_for
ANY BABY
WE can naver be sure just wha!gh,makaan .iizfmt ~ but
um a mm.¢..»3"£i7i'~ *Hm'| sam!~
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Ham Salad Sandwiches
One-half Ib. hum, 2 smnil picklesclhounerl hard cooked emr. 'A cun- "| r " -"-'- -n u -may onnaise or c ooked salad dress-
ing, 'fi c up evaporated milk, sandy -
wic h bread, li c up butter, c reamed.
Put hum through food c hopper, add
chopped pic kle,egg,salad dress-
i n g and mi lk .Gut.bread three-
eig hths o f rm inc h thic k,spread
wi th butte r,th en wi th h a m mi x-
ture.Plac e on top of this a lettuc e
le a f and nnpther slice o f bread.
W h en ready to serve c u t i n 'r.ri»
2 teaspoons vanilla, cmshed, sweet
ened peaches.Warm milk slightly,
add sugar and vanilla.Diasolvn
junket uxbleis in tablespoon cnld
water, stir into milk mixture quick-
ly,pour into freezer mn and let
set about 20 minutes, until firm
Plane can in freezer, pack with lu
and salt and freeze to thick mush
Add the cream, whipped il con»
venient, and the crushed, sweet/
ened peaches.Finish freezing
Snvg part of peaches to serve or
expuuivc.
by
uxhmnti c nl wa ter he a te r i t i s
¢5¢¢r°1' thu: cheap, costing much
lun per mo nth Bam mi nar i tem:
m u h u ci gu-e ttu,shows,tele-
phone or your hily paper.
Let nu giv e y ou Une flch NOW.
Only HALF CLEAN
"¢:%°+"wATER
flo u i ;B6 ieas plo li 'na lt,
spoon melted butter. 1%. c ~1
)
u n U _ -. . - - - -_bmon-c oloned Add lemnan
rind.Mix sugar, flour and
and add fn lemon mixture.
Stir in melwd butter and mS\k and
in utiifly-beaten egg whites.
and
salt
fold
Tqm into ple dn lined with mm.
£eZE2§,e/uf,
C A S T O R I A
_-- up
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Blair, Nebraska, July 9, 1931
#num Walt!;¢.q; ¢. ---_ent its thousands oc ! ¢mP1°Y¢°"v a fa lc o n sh o t f ro m the lu ke.'Un-'sec ond lnuoias porlsed * B i t i n g f o r
[ H E E N T E R P R I S E ' s a y s th e Chronic le." T h e pub lic der its c nwr they lay down.Thran* f the wéra.Th e y ¢ h l»; 8 9 d a t swi f t
'*° _ L - - - -|........|..»»-»»..n..nnnnnl nn G I .........i\ -_n
Ambi mu nnnm were eo nur-fened by the long sit that, (pr x llt-tle time, they endured great pnln intheir efforts to stand.The savage.hrnkeu lc all hardship on lnnd andwater, were much amused by theirdlscomfort Anti !!\'1'¢ted lt with loud
mughter.They mnde u tire and
took from one or the canoes a pot
oi' grainy ht-nr's fleshuud not n tohull.An the hen! bemln to stir thisret-emu:mll5S.lee!more.small
WHAT !S sLs¢7.ANc1~:
Tm years ago it was :unborn-
s"" to speak of the well-dressed
'woman as "c.hic."Five years ago
the proper word to use was
;"smnrt."At the present moment
_the mostused expression is "be-
coming."Evidently there are fa-lshions in'word| an well ss cluthee.
I
:rider Your Adsm's Apple', and be
law is a picture of a pulchritudn-
ous Ines with en arrow and her
fingers painting to the spot where
the anatomical fruit is usually lo-
cated.Now, if the y had Jimmy
Dumnte'|interesting pan and
throat there, we'd have no para-
graph."Riun James in the Brook-
lyn Eagle observes,"That dgg-le
nil w}\;,.},Wlflll in 'Fnnuidnr
firm with letters ldddillt dum far
their eo»called boner. . . . Well, you
might include in Things You Never
K. T. (Knew Till) Now that women
do have them. . . . I got that tram
a medial authority."The Knnsas
City Times reprint: a little pam
m p h from the Ki ng City,Mu.,
News to the effect that "Lucky
Strikes have come out in behalf
.1 ... m.......,.;s.|.._»,. -.....\.. ...A
.mir A. RHOAIJI3."bm"\wilflthat "?.f'3,P .--=f_'§'.fl".I'.Z| gjgggd 11:23 u§'é'» §`éXF5`1oE&'cfigl "'}G$'&. pansed_Hu quick ear ,..,\
aught A dlsturhlpg gounq.He__"The UOVGFHHIBBL IB luaxug, lungs..I S S U E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y s u ms o f mo ne y i n taxes.Th e
~- "" ""o t h e r | U £ I p | ) ' 6 1 8 - wh i c h me a n s
l i k e per Y " - I '$1-5|ever y o ne -- wi ll ha ve to ma k e u p
"'"the diiferenc e."¢b m an sec ond-class m m m -W h a t is t m e i n Cn lif o mln ,i s l
no the. poutoffieo at B h i r ,Neh r.,likewise true in many other st,at.e9.}
un de r th e A d o f C o n g r o ll e f At a ti me wh e n i n du s tri a l re h a bi l- \
| lI'°11 3| 1579-itatio n an d stimda te d emplog nn en t
..... eh.. Iminima- issues of the d&y ,|
i n th e diennnt forest.Amos sat
up and listened.A loud epiashlng broke the.si-
Ience."'I`wo c anoes!" Amos whispered.
"'ll1e kiliers have c ome.It' s sa v-
ages d rivin g game towa rd the Inke
on the farther shore,"m i d he.
"\\'e're luc ky n o t to b e th e r e A
hand o f red me n - ma y b e fifty or
mn r. n -Mar t 'llJ||B8 bac k nbout u
arose an d peered through n m '
buqhes."The dev!! and his d m;=!"he whispered."'\\'e're nrnhushv-I."
The ybung man arose and drv.l
his| sword.
'Put that nwn v. "Amos enm-
"l'\\nv'd nn!In _ . . _ .. . . .-_ , -- . .......... ... .......,.... ......... lypw ......um !'1°\\r°-zum Your Ad.\m'| Apple dlsplm I- n w : s m : m m m ua 'wanuh
fuluon edlwl °! lovely blonds femme winflus wlcmnmg umm ah. elgudtvadlH°l'\¢¢°~;g=-g~;,m»dbelt femmes hlvan'¢ gnllhavg gone neeky".Slm~Gsy In
" E "" °'mv-"u m m ,o..n¢v|~ ~ ~The Flemimmm. N. J.. Demaent.'l||. dsunnlnt um ~.1'..5'§.\TC
lA .u uu \. \u " Yfi g h t .J u s t t a k e n l o n k . "1
R o b e r t p f - c r e d o v e r t h e s h o u t -1
r l m n f Is la f r l o n d .A r o u n d t h e m n I
wigs, hairs and ploe needles wereJlay lng about on the surfac e of the
Jolllng fat.Robert wrote ln his d iary :
"Thin repost was u. torment.As1 punishmen t It was as suc c essful
Al.- l...............I #Anal aArun ilnlinf
Lo o k in g in to
Ho lla n d L i ttle ,
th e 'W oman's
pr e d ic ts th a t th
:used fo r c h ar m:
E v e r y subscrlption ls nz \='d°'!
1| o pen ac cou nt.T h e n u m : o f
mhscribera will be h l h n t l y ro-
llww l fr om ou r mnilhz list at th i
c v lr ju t io n o f t h t ime plld fo r K
b e publishers be notified; other-
clae the subscription w ill n mn ln
I n force a t t h e deaignoted m b -
ea lp tio n prloe.E v e r y mb u r lb e r
u s e u n d e r s t o o d a m t h a t a ni o u a a r e m a d e n p a r t o f t h e o o m - I
a n ~ > » - -th e publi sher m d
oedber.
nc we .. .. .. ... ., __ _ _ __la los in g b us in e ss i s b all fo r a ll o f
us un d r e tu r n to no r ma l gasoline
pric es should b e welc omed as a
s i g n o f better business an d e m-
ploy ment c onditions.
The to wns b etween he re an d F re
mo n t o n Nu mb e r 30 h ave their
c ok e bu t c an no t e at i r.Th e n e w
numb erin g ha s be en offi c ially d es-
igna ted, but the re i s an delay u ntil
suc h ti me as shields qa rr y i ns
the in signia "30$ " c an be pur c has-
, ed a nd ulaoed.to ma r k th e lo up
hundred feet npnrt nn d dr lvo
ahorewnrd.Th e klller s n re lny ln '
ln c anoes on the luke.Th ey have
ahnrp lnnc es o'Ir o n wo o d \vm-u
th e g ame tak e s water th e y lh n zs t
th e lnn c el to lu he ar t u n d d ru g lt
auf.Th q ll h a ve u bi g ti r e a n d a
feas t do wn there lr the r e s me n teno ugh lh ey ' l| ea t themeelxes su l!
an d sle e p f o r two da y s "
The wlld c r ies were c omlng nc nrthe la ke \\ olrd echoes chased one
another far and wide ln the wooded
solitude Suddenly tlu w cenmed.
\ The r o n a g r e a t s p ln s n ln g ln th
wnler below Then the nn,.ry ronr
of the dlnale n rim: of snvugeg sur-
rounded th em. o u c h s mln g o n h ls
heels like a | :l-oy houud. mnllonloss
and sllen t a s the Sp hln x o r E gy p t,
looklng towurml them.
Amos took uvo small nc orns from
n p ork el ln hls do ublet.Ile hu nd -
ed on e to hi s c omrud e and whls»per ed: " Pu th at un der y er to ngu e.
lr : lo a de d .lf n c omes n o to rtur ecrac k th e shc lly gl y er teeth.l n
les s' n n mlnu le 'll be out o' he ll
an d on y er wu y to lle uvon .Do n' t
rc ulst.whatever they do,un le s s I
any nszhl."
They pu t th e ac orna ln the lr
F J l g é f u f i é v é ~ ~voxlnmdansh vnu oe "elegant,"xnanmin commentiné 011 cigarette adver intend to be sociable and let thewo,e nays sums up what will .' irydiscomfortthatIhadnot'tzsing says: " 'Consider Your Ad-old Ada *1 1 k f ¢,.lmé" to :num ot troubles.i n h e required of the American'.f ms a ppe oo out or 1
.|an1 9 Apple' says a garette adver- self."ka;mu t eg the mv-woman fllfe YBRIB l'lBl1¢€~i'§'i aftgetey mfa 203m the po:Elegance Mm Little explains #tmement which~rominently dis-The successful advertising today
ln water. paw around in it with does not i e m frippery Rathe; plays 9. pretty girl.How things is that which so captures public
had h an and lout..'are chan n .Votes for tte ti tgglligenwgrnyMgg, n Why lt expresses a supcrlauvely smart d d K1 8 women a n on tha 11.3 slogans become
.._ an garettea for women have national by-words.And this isghonld I care !0r IU! own refined simphclty.1? has to do with well been accepted for some time.But certainly true with clgnncttg ad-
nelint in the matte:1 They ate constructed hnes in clothes andgmw we hav 'B a les for v L .llhe qrlne :So_ dla_}._§J1}g flllijf Qcarriage, with beautiful materials,*"mm_m ,,e PP |er lsmg.'a
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Walter Winchell,one of thq
H o m e T l ; \ e a t r e
Home of Perfccl Tal ing.P1clure.s
THURSDAY
JULY 9 ;
lt Pays to Advertise
With Norman Foster and Carole Lombard
COMEDY-You Arn in the Army Now
FRI DAY a n d S ATU RD AY
JULY 10 and ll
Saturday Matinee
Bug Money
With Eddie Quillan and Robert Armstrong
CARTOON-Big Chvese PATIIE REVIEW NO.46
SUNDAY and MONDAY
JULY 12 and 13Sunday Matinee
Dude Ranch
With .luck Onkie. June Collyer and Mitzi Green
TALKARTOON-Any!|\i4ng But Ham
PARAMOUNT FOX NEWS PIUFORIAL NO. 5
Beginning July 14th the Home
Theatre will be closed Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of
each week, until cooler weather.
New York Daily Mirror, cornmmta
as follows: "There appears to be
a great to-do over the newest
Lucky Strike ad because it states
that women have Adam's apples in
their throats, etc. . . . Newspaper
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PHONE Black 1s
Insurance Real Eat
Securltleu
Building and Loan Stock
bunch! and sold
5 - e
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. n _ . . . \n wnlcn 1 coma um. ""' *'"'-" lwith subtly blended colors,hfelr "`°E'f'f_h'}.'l'1{.'" 3251* 'all those basic exoellencies~throdgh Cuuncil Bluffs' Ing of a moose ln his ummmd 0maha_From here w pre.struggles and n shrllllng "like tht
mont the numbers 130. still stare of n 'm"'¥'°'|° °f demons In x e~ »~» la1:e_ ~ thouzh um! ;'°';'::a§. 'ii ws-.§°,,°?,2'°R5§ZL'2
mouths.Amos stepped out of the
bushes, took ol! bln hut and bowed,saylng:"Boi hoo! hoool"The savages arose und ran zo-.......,| nm... M. .u -mm
W lpeu uhairanAmos te
hair an
reasons:through
OLE BUCK SPEARS MIND
Ole Buck, secretary of the I
n a h Press Association has
hilawinu m nv dntive to
Web-the buaheil. also neu ma raiment-the right r m with f.he\
nes °"f1. "CP '§'E'F_"1?f"..""'riszht dress at the riszht moment.
th e i l l"f;1¢;-;e1;t;;:Harrison -Gbunty
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g l i ;Ou r la te legislature passed a
t h e m e w p r o h i b i t i o n l a w w h i c h c e r t a i n -
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n \ | u n n . | .Aan nu . .- . _ - .- _Heathers.Th e ki llin g wc-nt onwh ile the beasts groaned and
strove,helpless in the water.I t
caused In the spac e or n. few min-
utes.Th e tu mu lt di mmed to n
u..... ¢hn||n\rm..m hmwrl thn frank-
vm... um.. .,.. .... ........They wer e Algon qnlns who emma
around th e wh lte me n 1-\m!te.r1ng
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E§¢§£i§E¢7£»f'|§Gbuazy of un
ferent Ilnu of public work nn
unll Inr th nunlnz an togenerhl publsc ly get!! alter me Douueggea. f\{~=='Precmct assessors haw..com August 3, if you are fourmd gnlty
Led th d of making or possessing lntoxlcab-i c en roun s and made Ehéai li auch stuff you will beb m th h no quoro f ~cs' g" gg i; """°"§'"!5uhjec¢ to a fin? of from ssoo to
a e PWP9 Y lr nm:'$1000 for the flrst offense and toIdckx.Sched lenmy l n t h e fm h0=;_{_;"§§.£1;g a term of from 30 days to a year
jail.This is in itself a pretty011-e wlll pay much attontlon to mstiff increase over the presenttherrn exccp county a.'wars 'll fine of $100.But for the second
|U\\r U l l l n l vl .A u s . ;u \ . . u w n u . . - - - - -I l n g o f B r o , o n d n o o n , t h r o u g h t h e i r
c l o s e - k n l t l m t l o o o f p i n e n o o d l e s ,
t h e y c o u l d s o c t h e g l o w o r i t s
Ramos.In a moment shrill cries of an-
guish leaped lucmonward and spedaway over the ridges.They sunkintofrightful,sobbing,aspirated
groans and rose asmln into ustrained, furreaching bugle note ofnnonv rnlnzlod with a hoarse back-lnnugn it. ls u.nwlw r U I cu lnu luu
kn owle dg e th a t ma n y inequalities
exi st,an d a va s t amo u n t. o f p r o -
perty e sc apes taxation.Th e rea-
son th is i s tru e is b e c a me o f th e
.nun_u n _.s.... AL._......._.\....\ _.x
o r subsequent. offense y o u r case
wi ll b e a f elon y a n d y o u wi ll be
sub jec t to a fi ne of fro m $ 1,0 00 to
$5,0 00 a nd f or a pen iten tiai te r m
o f f r o m one to fi ve years.W i th
ground o f devilish an d glec ful
lrrugliter" My Go d ! "Rob ert exc laimed.
"A re the y tor lu rlng n wh lte ma n? "
Amml a ns we re d: "I d o no t th in k
an T hme h on rd th e llk le 0 ' lhn l ra u z u c u l t y O I g o i n g L n r o u g n s c u m -
ules and digging out informationII footings of schedules wore pub-
~e n n \ \ n | | \ r \|. | 1 n l » n ~l ' \ | \a n n
'auch L law at tha
courts it is goinglhnrd on the man
di sp os al o f ou r;
£0 be pre c ty |.Ibefore.It were th e voic e nt a sm-
age.Ile we re lmltalln' n whi te mnn
under torture.Our nerves be like
a name string.W e h oller when wearehu r t to the bone.W e cnn't
help lt.Grmms ar e music to them
fiends 0' hell.The y s im; or ma ke
no sou ndwhe n they are put to tor~ture.If the y s ho w tha t the y f ee l
pain they die disgrac ed.I r ec k on
th ey h a ve n o mor e n er ve s tha n n
nmskrnt.That fellow give s a good
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business of viol~ting our ~rohibi~
tion laws or disregarding the 18th
amendment.-Ord t<01\|3r.
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b o r t I l o a t h e : o a n d w n l u m H o ! -
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t h e y o d k n o w n l n E n l l o n d .l n d
m a k e t h o n c q u n l n t o n c o o t A m o sT o d k l l l . ve t e r a n s o l d l o r o n d v o o d o -
m o o .
C H A P T E R I I .-H a y d o n m o o l s
E l i z a b e t h B r o d o , d n u g h t o r o t o l o a d -
g r l l a t h o c o l o n y .o n d m u d e e p l y
n o vo .
C H A P T E R I I I . - T h o y o u n l m o no o t t l o d o w n t o t h o l l l o o f t h o c o l -
o n l o t o . M l vo r o o c o m m e n t i l a r o u s e d
b y t h o l r o m p l o y m o n t o f H a h a ! H a r t -I o y , p r o t v y o u n x E n g l l o h w o m o n . n o
c o o k ,o n t h u a r r a n e f o r h o r t og e t o m p l o f m o n t o l o o w o r e .R o b o r t
m o o t :a n l o l m l t t o n w i t h P o l r l n f
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i o m H o y d o o ,: r o o c o u o o d o f a d u l -t o r y .B o t h H a y d o n a n d H o o t h o r od l n p p o x r .
C H A P T E R I V . - H o y d o n ,l o l t l nt h o t o r u t ,l o f o u n d ,H o r o t u o o o t oa d m i t o r d o n y t h o t r u t h ot M 1 | .b o l 'on o c u n t l o n A c o u r t a d j u d g o o h i m
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t h o t H u t h o r o m a y b o t h o m ym o n o n d t o o t H a y d o n l o o h l s d l n z
h l l f r i e n d
C H A P ' T E R h V . - - C o n o t n b l o H o m o
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H o o t h o n n o o n r l t n o n o n l m t H e y -d o n .T o d k l l l ,l o o m i n g o t h i s o r -
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h a l ! b o l l o v i n l H u t t o n t o h o n n u f .
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Th o Ca pt un .
P E G G Y W E L D and her brother
book A shlp nonb from New Am~n s r d m t o Fort 0|-ann while Rob-
e n Hoathera nnd Amo l Todkill
won mil in the pnthlesl vrute,
Robert was weary after ten dan
or climbing and cnwllng und ulosh-
Ult und tlptodng md whispering ln
th i!lnurmlnahlo wlldernell h e
u l with perlls.H e h l d grown
mm md lrrlt nble.
"Don't get pheesy." Amos add to
hhn."I reckon we'l| ;Ȣ nt the bl;
lake noon.Then l'l| live ye n rlde
and y e a n re nt ye rn|||."
'.l'bsy cnmo nbont nlghlhll to the
edge of n :mall lake,It was about
n q u x n e r o t | m i l e m wi dth an d
some two mlleo long.The deep d~
lenc e ot lti wild lonely se tting Inn
broken by the dlmn t c hatter- ln; ot
n porenplne.They dra nk the lake
water an d als o r th ei r me at and
menl."0 h . Go d !Fm we ary ."Robert
whlxpex-ed as h e lay buck nnd
spread hln ar ms to m e mossy
ground."I dun't llkc the feel th in ." n ld
Amon,"\\'e'll p ush on n llltle and
non e I nto n th lc k et an d lle down"
They found.n : la n d o f yuung
results would be immediately np-
pxent.Property owners would be
more careful about listing, and sl
someone did become "careless" it.
il quite likely some of his neigh-.
born would coll attention to the
omission.One of the surest ways
to reduce the tax rate is by mak-
ing sure that all property is listed
for taxation.Publication of tho
iindings of assessors is one of the
most certain means of getting all
vwperty
In a letter to t.he president of
the National Editorial Association
Govemor Roosevelt of New York,
regrets the fact that the general
public is so poorly informed about
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Jl m l l l t u u u .n u n A A u c u u . w m u u n -m a k l n ' .A w h i t e m a n w o u l d h a v e
l m c l s o m e t h i n 't o m y t o G o d .o r
h e d ' a ' c u r s e d ' e m a m u r t h i n g o o d
U r n n n l n f| n !. r \ |\ n v 'l 1¥ 7 i !§ l h 'I l° |*('klln
'l 'p l a n k s a n d m u o a n a t n n t c n o u W l m 2 -Qi# r i m s m e a d o w g u n a .I t s t o o d o n a l o w s h e h a s d i s t m c t s o n a n d l f S h f
p l a t e a u l n n p n l i s n d o d l n c l o a u r e .m o v e s i n c i r c l e s w h e r e p a a m o s ;T h e y W e r e A l g o n q u i n :W h o C a m o T h e s a va g e s w a i t e d o u t s i d t h 1 i
l r u n n n r l Ol in \ | \ fh | \ h M i l l i ._\ .._ \...A \ _._.\ .n... . - E ...'i.Ff.'}..§r e ~r u l e :t h e f 1C hf.'£"\\ ( l l . l '
\~»~~-Mr --mf "}~f..§`TsI¢§!" " " " " ' " """| mme wnue we wnnu nueu vmmvu mem.Age UDBSHT rnauer."
CATCHING THE PUBLIC EYE
E u m m se .a m . ,...,........,lnk ln ' lm; wa llow fo r (e ar the y ' ll
n k c n dri ve on thi s s ld e tomor-rw.l got the lay o' the land nfore
lr k ,Th i s r ld z e lo c i a o n h W e'll
nt-toot to its top and zrope along
ll midn igh t."
They ahnuldered their pac ks and
xu tlou aly moved o n wh lle the I n
lana we re shouting an d danc ing
nd yelplng around Lhelr dre.Th a t
ln low gu ttu ru l ton es .Th e y we r eo n th e vmr pn th l n the e n e m y !
c ountry und their love ol nolse was
therefore und er restraint.The re
were mn-ty -three ln the band, wltlx
shluy greased hah-an d oodles.
Thelr fac es were grotesquely paint-
ed.Some had n c urious, hohuoblln
Io u k wi th ha n d s o f b lac k a n d r e d
palut croaalng their cheeks an d
wlth me o mc e r.'Une c nlpul s muxrwa s decorated wl th Images o f
Loy ola.Xavier an d th e dove.I t
was c alled Notre Dame de e Anger.Ro be rt k ne lt ln pr ay er be fo re the
altar.Father LeJeune, superior of
the residenc e, entered.He wo r e a
close blac k cassock.A rosary
h u n g f r o m his belt.a wid e bla c k
hat. looped at the alder , wan lu hll
ln n d .Rn h zr t aroma an d bowed,
Advertising slogans are furnish-
r r v n n h n i n l fn l l m e n u n a f i f n l vf n l l h m
govemmuntal affnirs.Then h
wext on m any that the countr
newspapers provide the beat an
malt practical means for wnplx
ing such information.He is rig)
ln All his conclusions.Ha migl'
have carried his statements fm
he by saying that the chief ol
Ihr-le in the way of supplying ll
formation is public officials. Wh:
fha lqidature il nppronnlred c
the subject. it gives more consir
aalion to the coat of sunnlvi:
:hz Robert a r r le d the heavler
rden,Be go t a re act io n fr om
2 torture erles wh lc h h e noted
hls dlar y a s f ollows:'Aa I lay buc k on the ground and
lened to the érlas of ag ony they
:med to c omo h o m my o wn
art. God! I Lhlnk lt would relleve
: lt I c o u ld lls o n my h a c k a n db and y ell fo r an ho ur as I used
do whe n I wa l a c h ild . "
Slowly, In Qhs exciting days that
Ilowed. the sharpness of hla wor»
es wore away .Bu t o f ten wh e nslepthedreameda t tho lgal-
ws and Its rope.
Th e weather favored them.In
an a Llma wh e n m o w and cold
mls were overdue hut mu the l.n»
an s u mme r llng e n d .Th e day sarepleasant,th e h m wooded
\aks an d ranges bathed ln s u n
ght.A t last tr a m a mountaln-
D th ey s aw the gre at lake ot the
oquols. a long. water-llllmd haaln
a.-umm f n nm-nl . a a m u th h o -
toreheads,so me we re Lnuooeuwl th c rnds deslzns o f th e sn a ke '
and the eagle.A few had halr only
o n one slde o l tne lr heads.A l l
we re beardlesn an d low-browed
wi th small,blac k.glistening es s
put to no nobler uses than those r
a r u t - t h e dn d ln g o f fo od d
enemies.Th ey wer e na ke d sa ve f or s klns
hanging fr o m a glrd le above Lhal
hlpa an d ta llln; ab o ut ha lt way to ;
th e kn e e ;Bows and qnlvsra nlledlwi th ar ro ws hu n g o n Lhelr ha c ka
Eac h c a rrled a lang c urvlng shleld
bent out ot c eda r wood.A mo r k n e w mm: wo r d s o f th e lr
language.Ha to ld the m th at Te a -
aohat.their ( r a t o n n y e d c hlet,
wa s hla me n d .A s a v a p ma de
th em to und ers ta nd tha t Tes soh nt
was dead.Amos to ld them as but hs c ou ld.
with the help of many g esture s, of
their Journey through the wilde r-n n u a m i n f a n a n ( h a n d n l h h
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Robert answered."What seek you here?"
"Tho mercy of God."
"Are you not English,and our
enelnle|?"
(Continued next week)
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Beginning July 14th the Home
Theatre will be closed Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of
elicited comment from newspapers
all over the country."Spealdng of
advertihementg' Louis Sobel says
in the New York Evening Graphic,
at .-u |..
th xerviee than to benefits 'un
will |-¢su\¢,.It it should appear '
be favorably disposed there a;
public officials,men who spex
v w substantial uums oi publ
w m v .who can be depended upm
m strenuously oppose every dia
In inform the public about the
doings.Cases are reported who
certain boards hold meetlnga
nent in order w avoid puhllcath
al news stories about prooeedlng
h r whlch no charge is mac
Gher cases can be named who
osrtaln boards refuse polnthlmk
amply with lawn reqmldng pub
adon of proceedings,and fins
dnl statements.Such oppositln
or-_re.fusal, in always done in 1
used name ol "ecouomy".E
what better means of economy:
in found than letting the peo;
'know what is going on.Lf expl
dmres are wise and pnxdent I
public mind will be satisfied.
smvlse public reaction will ef!
ntl economy by its protest.S
may breeds suspidou, and distn
llniead of oppollng wblldllr ew
apble official should lndst ul
Imving it."
Yro r an tet. s ho wn ln th e fa milia r
ap of C hampla in.
Az dus k they c a mpe d i n o small
.lc ket a t th e bo ttom o f n deep
ngle do wn near the la ke level.:now fe ll I n the nig ht d f t ln g
nrougb the treetops.Amos. look-
. ;ou t ln the morning.u w an
.c h or more of mow on the dingle
r1a\
qu o t: n o t te n le a g u e s a n y ln th e
south.lu nu mb er : we re i nd ic ated
by broken sticks.He mld e lt c le ar
to them that the Fre nc h and Dutc h
wo uld g i n mu c h W ampum an d
ma n y ak i n !sl I. r an s om f or hi m-
self and c omrade.
Th e chief o t the band wa s ashapely: m m s Indian,talfer than
n m n f h a r l Fla tn nr hnd hi l hmn nt"Hell'|griddieel"hu uclz lme d.
Nell stay right here tlll that mow
mlm or wa!! un dark "Bo had gathered le e ks md du g
)mu roots which he : a m d wild
ntnwes.He lllled x een with mnw
nd held it betwe en hll len whllu
my a n I l U n !manner they
era a h h t o n p n u e m m m m
d m t h e mu m mo w
"Boys, yen lookin' more like yer-
ult"lt ld Amos." Y e n beenriddled sorrowful and l our
a r d ll w i t h u e o r we d ne ve r ' l'o t u m h r .I ' l p l :u t e ll y e
ur no n o' . ` Io h n B mltlf l lgh t wi th
he Tu r k I n m e d m o 'B e n l l
!'l1 do y e good."
H i lh u n e d n mome nt,P u r i n a
u t o t the b u l l s .11100.l l v i n lm e n ot!| c h u nk of to hn e c e . h e
ry d own at Bo bews s ide un d i n A
' o i c o jn lt a b o ve l wh lme r B e n n
'y 21'i n
s r lle e p .H» ld n| >y \r _h ea rt.Th e
.
an d pointed n o n h wn r d an d sa'[d
"Kebec ."Amos nodded his up~
px-oval end,turn ing to h l |tri:-nd
la l d :
"Th e y wi ll n u u s to th e F r e n c h
nnleu the y d rea m that wa ou ght to
be k illed.W e' I\ give up our we a-
pan a and tru st to lu c k ."
A m o s p v c u v h h n m n d g u n
un d n w m d hntc het,Ru b e n hln
l w o r d n d p m o l .Th e n vn g n n a t
da wn a ro u nd th e m with [ f un n a n d
ho ' n o f delight u t h e y o n m ln e d:n eu e tnu ur -a _srfadenly | y oung
re dlkln c ame ru n ni ng with n wor d
L h n seemed to enrry (o od n ews.
lu me n wr i te s ln h i s d i n r y th a t i tsoundedli ke °'Gennndaqn\hol"
Th e h a n d g e t lo lu f e e t.L o u
lu b e : a t m o n ; ma e w e n n o o s e d
l n n n d | le g o t e x c h u p u v e a n d
u g h u y d n w n a n d h n e n e d just bo-
llw the k ne e.They were led to the
n u :n n .th e m r h c o of whi c h
A Wa-nh:
Fbr some time out Grimm
dnod before the public nl mu
G ip s y m a n y o t ih m r r m t ha n w lack 01 u l m m .'
mayor has stated that he does
hnw how ths city will find
lay out of its dllfienlliel.
'Without going hllo the runs
lm'Cbicagds finamdal troul:
In situation in an object les
lar other munidpalitia.Itpn
lu! too much wendillz can
"Wd anlmad for th in ln Pan-IJIFEEQSG by l thick fog. Cmoéamnla under Hnr! Yoldl. the and wen qui ckly md Itlntly hauled>f Meldrltch. who 'Yll umm' the mn of A Lhlclat ot everxnonl andTurks.n w u u l t h e : le n o ' R o -
llll Lha t Smlm h ad N l Bn ! bl; od
ventnre.Thu elly wa: A hlr d nn!
w c n c k .W e en dur ed a terrlble
w l u r .One da y we he ard n dln-
c a n t t r u mp e t u n a n e a p u t ; n l -
ly ln'toward u l under n l l "o'truce. ll bon a manage nylu' that
mn u y b e li e ved we wo uld nu k e noass ault b ut wou ld soo n s how th em
our heels.W o uld we . the lr L or d
Tnr blsh nw hankered tn kno w.
ohllge th em wi th n llg ht stor e
lenvln'7 Ma n y ladies W u l n l n d
near the c a mp.They w u crnzyto lee a ug ht.Be b ez ze d um; we
pushe d in to th e In ter,Ther e were
s l: o f th e m , th e lu n ! ! a b o u t llve
fa th om :long.Ro b e r t a n d A m o !
we re nhlDDBd wi th th e nh llf.bo-twe en th e p male ro . o f wh om th e n
we r e to ur l n ouc h ox m e largercraft.The lleet let: the shore. Lhc
paddlern resllnl on their knees, nnd
th e u mm s o on llne d . so me twe n lj
fee t wa rt. ln d ee p wa te r.
n amaze d the y oun g E ngllsh mnn
to observe bow sllenlly nnd.power-
fu lly they m e d llmangh m e s u n
water.A ll th a t da y an d th ro ug h
the night that followed lt, wlth nev-
r r n nnnse fo r (ood o r rl wn rd
mhnrrann an individuil a nitv M__ _._ ..._ __., _ ...,, ,_.__Q, uma or nation.
Gzlcagu hu tha power nd hu-
tlon io eventually pull lteall out
al the hole but even the power to
taxmn be carried bo n point where
the people refuse to pay.The dlp-
prapuxiinnate increase in uxation
dmmghmzt the natlon oompued to
:wwf-ll in populllion a nd wwth
i l a w a m i n g t o e a s e u p o n n l d am ibn p\xblic'txeasury.
.Higher Guollnn Prices Helpful
Gasoline price wus--which hav;
fheen virulently louxht in many
choose one o' our captain! to light §{>°fenf"aH§y kept (hélf paEe.'Aione o' thelrl. each for the othor'l nn intervals a paddler would stophead.Our general otfvffl _ g g and pick up o. wooden cup, on it at
u v mln n vnu e n n r w r w e ugm.They had suffered a month o'an nu m'from the enemy.They
drew lots for the chance n' cultln'
off 1 'I\1r k's had The honor fell
to my mend John Smith.Bn at tho
time net the troops n o lln e d on
thraa sides.Th e o t h e r u d o i s a
n i l .A ll a lo n g th e t o p o ' n me
Turkish omc era and their India ara
si tti n ' li k e A : vw o ' p lge o n l o n 1
fenc e." Th o Tu r k c o me i n d n t. I n f u ll
the side,tons n s contents in to a
wi de mo nth, i ly lt d o wn . an d tak en p the pnddln an d oontlnns his
wor k.The next day they c ams ont
ot th e mm i nto n u- r o w wa te r .
By .and b y the gr eat rlva r d! the
no r th l u hefo re them.n mighty ,
mo vi n g c u - a n n o t wa te r ;n m ufnlc on-:hot ln wid th under A c loud!
sky .n w a o n e o r t h e m e d s o f
tha pn hlng h eart ot the wilde rness
somowh nr o ln the re mo te an d my r
ta d o u l lnlnndn.W itho ut n n a u u
4lam during km( months-ax-Q
qvnddeled by many motorists to
he an unmlxed bleudng."Where
mms they were forced w pay ze
cult! 1 gallon for (ue!, they could
\v\1x' it for ten cents-and if the
dlinduntrytookalosuinthspm
cms it was nothing to them.
Bat tho S m E'nnc.iseo Chron
ide points out that during the ln.s<
""vrax", a broader view of the situ
i60n was developed."The indus
try, one ol the largest in Cali
lomla, is operating at a lou, wbid
no ne !or mm- wi ll diumtroud:
armor, with long lance. on I hc~nu~
tltnl white ho ne that leaned and
eamcoled to the sound o' the lmul-
boy n. .On the 'l'urk'u shoulders wns
a pa lr o'en|:le's w l n n burd erwl
o r n wo r d rpoken they lheered
n o r t h o u t w u d on th e ri ve r p lan e
rouzhened.here m d there.by
wh lr ls an d ripples.T h a n wa s
inmethlug admirable In the patient.1
with dlver.There wal lhln onunmenu on hll conelet.
"The trumpet: Dlued. Smith en-yefea m DL|¥u.u_:mnr._ 'rm mom a
Spartan-like devotion ot these redmea to tkdr task.Hen thay benn to clutter, and nearing the hrlhon. dw greeted it with loud ho'|
u£ lmtldlttlnn.
l l J H Bo a nd "Amy The Coffeé Club meetu this nib-For Ren 'I`hree1-ooms, fumish-l Miss Vina Foley went w
Wanwd-Pasture for calves.Sl ns...wmanJohnson.25-li spent the Fourth at Pender, Neb. emoon at the home of Mrs. E. W.d .Phone 120.25-lt'lust Tuesday to spend a few dayl
M r . a n d M r s . F r a n k ~ ~Cash, paid for em. poultry and Schmidt an west Colfax.Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jefferson ot vlslting relatives ln Omaha.
r...n.ram"-.h .mi (nmllv ol.0mal1a. spent the weebaxd at tho Mrs. Bob Wilson and Mrs. Dollia
»LQCAL NEWS -:-1son of Omaha spent
the W. J. Sas home.
Sltwlll-ly A : m a m l t l a h n | | l q K . \ y ' | ~ ° " ' " ° ° '° " " ' ~ ' -~w _ ¢ _ u i d ,
»..a» .ne .\_ J..n n - r d . h n m e .u . .A D
:| home.[Taylor are llirt .Monday a1t¢e1'f-»
Qgrnnncnn .....a vm.. [noon callers at the Fred Lang
l{uhn's Photos will please you. Ott'
Jane Noble spent the week~cnd
visiting in Albion.
Furniture, rugs und floor cover-
ings.Blgxthcw li. Bendorf.21-tf
I
Fumiture mga and loor cover-l Furniture, rugs and floor °;§°;
ings.Mathew R. Bendorl.21~tf ings.Mathew R. Bendorf.
Miss Bessie Mencke of Tekamah,Opal Hansen and Vera Lamh of
t the weekend rnsiifspent the week-end with her aunt, |§2V\=yne. span
Mary Anderson mg home folks.
Billy Halbert of Omaha,is
spending u few duys with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Halbert.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalm-
er and undertaker,Blair.Orme
hone, 161; res phone l33 3-tf
I Mrs. Gilfred Gamer and Mrs.
George Tiedje spent last Thursday
in Omaha.
Mr. a hd Mm Chris Struve of
Omaha, spent the Fourth and Sun-
day in Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Durant drovep.,.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Michaels of
| " " " " " " " ' " " ' " " " " " " ' ' " " ' "nun. n. L. gn-.v...@.. ....... ,...Mrs.Ruth Decker and chlldrer|iHg;|g¢n were Omaha callers last
of Omaha, spent the week-end at .wbdnesday afternoon.the home of hks. BerthaGollehon.l Mn. Nancy Sylvia and son, John
Mr Mrs. John W Pick re-of Fremont, were callers last Fri». and .turned last Monday night from n!doy at the Elzy King home.
home.'
Chris Wrlch and daughters of
Orum,were last Suturdny after-
noon visitors at the Hans Wricli
homo.\
Mrs Jonas Burcham is doingtwo we e ks tri p to the Bla ck ~Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barry and son '.-lve nicel and as reported at thisIMissBess Crowdy Of 'Wayne 1 Ruth Rhoades of Wlyne. Nfl?-»!0muha, were last Sunday evenln to Omaha Sundny go vim Mr. and Mrs.A.F.Newell visited ¢hegJ3¢k of Omaha, were Sunday vis-YY.Ylorepartof the week with her iwrs at the Edgar Rose home lwrlting, she is able W be/UP partir..'tt an Q -uCarl Bee mon was !'? 'T an "?mane nn. wa-nk-and at the narenw, anne last Friday for a visit at Lhclvigitors at the John T. Gallagher Mrs. ROY McKean._._.»\...."__rf n_.--» |=....,.|.. I ,ef the time,
_.,.,... ..... ..--.- --__3'f.»§"§.»iT"°" meet held ln lnncoln: Jack Cnowdy home.'James Rhoades home.fhome.|Mr. and Mrs E_ G
..h .Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Meador of Mr.and Mrs. W.L.Lotta of I Will Schafersmann and wife of M and Mrs. joe Ma
ljiolllv Mime Scott of Uma H. Fremont,spent.the weekend at Logan, Iowa, were Sunday callers Lincoln,spent the week-end in Fremont Sundnyeved
fsftcd. the past week at the J. A. the A. T. Allen home.at the Oliver Hudleson home.Isluir, guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. T._.-...\ -|_-ur-:..l..+Dr. Fehx Beyer an:
Hansen and
rka drove to
ng.
l mother o!
y afternoon
s Horne.
med embalm-
n..:.nlfipa
unusuur, mrs. n. nrvus an. nduwvm,Mrs. Louis Thoelcke of 0maha,|
who lms been seriously ill with
pneumonia at her home, is improv-
ing nicely.
Mr.and Mrs. Grover Wilkins
and family, ol west ol Blair, were
last Sunday afternoon visitors at
Miss Gretchen Mencke o l the I _Bench,was a Sunday afternoon I -1 Mrs. "'=;f§g'°;_§;;=°" 3; fnm
vlsxtor at the Fred Long home.lli 'L nY § . "," € n O i n ho ne $ 2 2
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Adams °flwest of l~lerma.n.
'"°"'"'"' spent Sunday evening at k Lindon and fnmu Bda_Ythe home of Miss Ge <§= Mead Anderson and 'Mins Andersnn of
Austin Holler and Mxss l-lazel]Orum, were Sunday dinner guests
a n n . "inn. nr n....1~..mn e lm ..» .\.- m n 1 x...:,... \.,...-
Kuhn home.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larsen ol C K. Bendorl, licensed emuam-"..,,.....da""{,;"dd;f,'; ""°'d S<g»fef_»;g Craig, were last Sunday afternoon er Ana undertaker,Blair,o m |w
"F r up rom .viaiwn at the Delmar Feer home. phone, 161; res. phone, 133.9-V* guest
husmcss last Monday evemng.Miss Teresa Foley and Ben meh Mr. and Mrs. J; Hilton 1=g<»=d5= lrnssen'
Viola Nielsen of Orun
of Mr. and Mn. H. C
of west Lincoln n
Omaha.were\. was ca!lers at the \ms -street, __('j__lE' ~
Sunda
N. J. Sa
rf. lieen:flame ncraug|.u.\u\:a.|.axc|,Lunaln vu- ~~Onan phone, 161; rea. phone, 183.3- tf
n g a t Mr .an d Mr s .A lb e r t Fo1le n_of
ho me F i e mo n t,s p e n t T h u r s d a y e v e m n 8
with Bla ir re la tives an d fnc nd s.
_ .....u.....r l u:»..t.........s m . L u m n h n
th e Fr an k S c h af e r ho me .
''Mr .a n d Mr s .Da vi d Mu m m e r tr a :g1}s¢?§ 5 ; m § e ° ; 3 ; B ;= = ; = ; g home.lJ r .spe nt th e week-end a t L a k e
even in g vis ito rs a t th e h o me o£§M*`°° G. E. Stan ley ,wh o re side on M e r t Sr.,wh o ar e spe ndi ng
11...tha..- o...1.lt h e Oma h a road.i s ren orted o n the s umme r th er e.
u a v a a u u a ,U v u u v 4 v n u - u ¢ |U r ' " "" "1 n o u l l :u »v .. u . | u u I : u u u | | | | : ; .w e e k - e n d a t t h e D r W M H a l l e !ek.
{"nr1-inn Crnnnffnm nfM i and Mrs.W"\» Koepke 05 spent Saturday night and Sunday and family spent awnmay m ymmm -ag.. ..Winsidc, Nebr.were callers last with M-_ and Mrs. Oscar Andres of wling on friend; and relatwes.Miss fI£"i2.§£°1'{{¢}}1'§'E§»eI»3Saturday at the Fred Soil home.North Bend.nu-. Winstor H
Mr. and Mrs. George McBride Mno R b'1 driving a his ofhce du! esattondcd the Ak-Sur-Ben show in new' c»'$mZ1.§F"'Zl`¢hf which he lined m his home
nmnhf. Inst Saturdlxv ninht._..--\..,.am..n.. vinmn.¥~1vnns rhenmatism.
858811 i8 DMX Bt Inn, bps:
after being con- the parental, .Jfor a week with in this city,
Mr. and Mrs.'1
b mn m r o m
Theo. Bixler o f ~A u n y \ ;
.n _ . .a n n *f n n v n
n l u \ . . u u l n u n a n u c v u I l l A l a n a a u u c a .. u v s w l ul n h n . r l n f i n l l t f h é | \ | l l I 1 ¢ 'r m . -v - \ _n . .h ht h e s i c k l i s t .
5 9 ' 3 " } i , . e b u g M r .a n d M r s .B .L .H i c k s a n d
ance for a good 1'~:@°"~f>=2f1_f'i='"1fH at the 1101113 of
Mr. and Mm. John Tuttle and
family and Mr.mg M m W.F.
Burdick,of .0mah|,spent theFourih with Mn. Mary Hain and
..__.n m.._¢.,.
Mrs.Hans ebbert otzlienning-
ton, spent last Saturday afternoon
visiting ut the Jack Crowdy home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aronson of
south of Blair, were Sundny eve-
ning visitors at the Fred Long
home.
L. C. Klopp has recently traded
for :\new Ford tudor which he
purchased of \ the Amdt-Snyder
Motor Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crowdy and
children of Emerson, recently \iS-
ited ut the parental, Jack Crowdy
home in this city.
Mrs. J.E. Gilliland and sons,
Howard and Wesley of Tekamah,
punnruscu 1.-1.............-..._.__Chevrolet Company.
Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Anderson
and daughter. Helen of near Her-
man, were last Sunday visitors at
the J. P. Anderson home.
Mr.and Mrs.George Tiedjo
drove over w Atlantic, Iowa last
Friday evening'd spent the week
end with Mr. Ti je's mother.
Mr. and I\[rs.¢W. T. Meador and
Mr.and Mrs.Will Lomb, all of
Fremont,were dinner guests ontheFourthat the A. T.Allen
home.Mrs.Gilfred Garner enjoyed a
visit from her mother, Mrs. S. M.-...,.._L -..A .._-..san
Miss Anna Hoier of Herman,was a guest of Miss Alice Galla-
gher last week at the John T.
Gallagher home.
Regular $7.50 Permanent Waves,
$5 and $6 NOW.Either Croginole
or Spiral Wind.Phone 197, Mrs.
K. A. Pound.28-t!
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Nelsondroveover to Griswold, iowa last
Sunday and spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. Clem Jensen.
Mr. and Mrs.Leo Schmitz and
children of Omaha. spent from Fri-
day till last Sunday visiting at
the parental, Andrew Feer home.
U..-if v u.....\m.ami twn
Dodge, Iowa spent from rrnuaytillSunday at the parental, Del-
mar Feet home.
Mrs. R. E. Vinton and sons, Gori
don and Keith, spent July 4th and
the weekend with relatives at
Glenwood, Iowa,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nielsen of
Onawa, Iowa, spent the week-end
with Mr. Nielsen's sister, Mrs. E.
G. Hansen and family.
Elizabeth Ann Miller, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Miller, is
spending thi s wel at the Louie
Miller home ot. Arli gton.
Mr.and Mrs. James T. Nelson
and family were last Sunday aft-
. ... ..f~_-... ur..|._
is-...-. .ww ma ou-.... .... ..._..this week with an infected foot.
Mr. and Mrs.J. N. Spenoo of
Omaha were guem at the E. C.
Hunt home on Thursday o! last
week.
Found--A bathing suit.Ownermay have same by proving the
propeny and paying for this
notice.26-it
Margaret Linden, who is attend-
ing school at Wayne,spent the
Fourth at her home, returning on
Sunday.,Misses Norma Lund and Agnes
Sirnonsen,who are working in
Omaha, spent the week-end with
home folks.
. w n n a r m
Washington street
ness location on th
30.Hero is a chi
°peninz to catch 1
ness.The price ¢
is only $15W.00.
all paid.N. T. Lu
Miss Aliee Jem
was accompanied
day of last week i
girl friends,M
Homesville, Nebr.,
slow and Esther
.i1ury.They reti
afternoon, after a
A. Jensen home.
:he tourist busi-
sn this property
The paving is
nd dz Co.g5_1¢
aen of Lincoln,
home Wednes-
by the following
mr. and mrs. Joe Lazure.
Frances and Koil Fairchild ot
_David City, were Sunday afternoon
visitors nt. the C. M. Christensenihomeon north Walker awnue.
Frances is a niece and Koll a
nephew of Mrs. Christensen.
mrs.i.. u.vvurnu.Mr .and Mrs.Fred Hour and
daughter, Betty ol Walthlll, spent
the week-end visiting at the A. W.
Rose home and also with their son,
Harold Hour and fnrnlly.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cameron I
arie Noble ot|The young married ladies bridgennd daughter o! Blanr, Mrs. KeanGenevieve Win- club met lust Thursday afternoon Foreman and children of Cnedzlv
Scott,o l Fair- At the home of Mrs, M. R. Bendorilton,and Mr.and Mrs..Harold
xrned Thursday Mrs. Will Famberg won Grst prize Eaton of Omaha, are plannlng Ya
vm; nn nw ml Mm.mm Stewart. cut mine and mend Sunday at Lake Quinne-
Mrs. Ly le aiuyer, OOHBOIBBOR.lua ugr
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~day f or:
e per can - loc
1 Malt per can 49c
orn Flakes
arge 'pkgs. 25c
rs per lb. -|9c
eats
ard per lb. l2&c
Curéd Bacon
whole strip lla. - 25c
ot Roast
lb.- -l7%c
Pork Butt
t pelf lb. -l7c
round Ham-
rger per Ib. l5c2
Cured Hams
r whole hams - - 2lc
amble Checks
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we r e las t Sa tur d a y vis i to r s a t th e
Oli ve r Hud le so n h ome.
_ Mrs.Birdie W arr ic k,Mi ld re d
an d He le n Bu rg er an d Mr .and
Mr<. D. A. Compton were shop pers
in Oma h a lus t F r i d a y .
Mr s .Ma rgar et Iver son,W i ll,
Pe ar l an d Ve r a Ma e we re last
Su nd ay e ve ni ng vi s i to r s at th e T.
K. I ve rs o n ho me , wes t of He rman .
Ur n u n or Ne u g u ,an u a w... ...,Mi s s K a th r y n Hu n te r o f ¢ 0 m a h a ,
last Sun day .
Mr . a n d Mr s . J .Cr on s tr om an d
da ug hter , He le n spent Wednesday
wi th Mrs . Cr on stro m' s si ster , Mr s.
J oe Bor tz el an d M r .Bo r tz e l a t
'W es t Po int.
Mr .an d Mr s .U .E .B a xte r of
near Blai r,an d Mr s . A li c e Fo u n -
.,:..-r rm.-\.s,.n \.\'n=himrtnn.
rms. rs. M. .~.~.\...............,so ns , r e tu r ne d las t Th ur sd a y f ro m
Ha mb u r g , I o wa , wh e r e th ey s p e n t
a c o up le o f w e e k s wi t h h e r p a r -
ents.
Mr . a n d Mr s . W m. B lo tte r an d
f a mi ly dr ove over t o Fon ta nelle
an d sp en t th e glorious F o u r th
at th e ho me of Mr. a nd Mr s. Hen ry
Mo n ke .
nh-,ma n m . J .P. J oh nso n e n-
el'IlDOI\ visitors at me DUICIIma n h o me , n e a r K en n ar d .
Mr s .U .G.Ga me r , wh o u n d e r -
went.a n operation a t th e Blai r
Ho sp ital r ec en tly , i s ge ttin g alon g
as well as c an b e expec ted.
Mr . a n d Mrs . F r ed Ra y , who re -
side o n th e bo tto m,spent la s t
Sunday a tte mo o n vi s i ti n g g t th e
ho me o f Mr s. Ma rg ar et i ve rs on .
- ..__.f__._s AL..tu
Mr s .Do ra Surmner o f s o u th o f
Ke n na r d , wa s a p le as a n t c alle r a t
Th e Enterp ris e o ffi c e la s t Tu es -
day a ftern oo n.
Mr .a n d Mr s ,Ha r o ld Sc hafer
an d d a ug h te r , B ar b ar a o f Oma h a ,
sp e n t S a tu r d a y a n d S u n d a y a tth s
pa r en tal, F r an k Sc hafer home,
On a c c o u nt of th e d ea th o f C ar l
J e ns en , hi s pr op en y on wes t Ne b#
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IMr. a nd Mrs . J o hn E . Mi ller a nd
f a mi ly enjoy ed a picnic dinner
Sunday wi th Mr .l\liller's brother,
Lo u i e a n d f a mi ly a t th e A r li ng to n
par k.'
Mr .an d Mr s .Ha r old Pass.
Vi vi a n a n d Ra lp h Swa ns on, a ll o f
Omah a, s pen t th e Fo urth c e lebr at~
i n g a t th e J o hn T.Galla gh er
home.
I.l.\|.ll.UL Uluanrvag H .......-..n_-,wer e S un day visi to rs at th e LeRoy
Ba xter h o me o n Ma p le s tre e t.
Mrs . Alic e Fo un ta in lef t Mo nd ay
f o r h e r ho me a t Clarkson,W ash-
in gton ,af te r abo ut tw o weeks
vis it wi th her sister,Mr s .U .E .
Ba xter a nd Mr. B axte r, n ea r Blai r.
Mr .an d Mr s .George Mc Br id e
a n d Mr . an d _ Mr s .L y le Mc B Hd e
a u s u n \ .- ¢ - . H _ ._tex-tained the fo llo wi n g guests a t
dinne r las t, Sa turda y : Mr . and Mrs.
D.A .Co mp ton ,D a n Greene an d
B. W . C omp to n of Ca lh ou n.
Mr .an d Mr s .E m i l Fo lle n an d
f a mi ly o f He r ma n ,a n d Mr .an d
Mrs . Stan le y Mar sh o f nea r Sp ik c r
we re la s t Sunday visi tors a t the
paren tal,E lme r F r a i a h o me .
- I \ |. l _A - . . . . l . . . . l \ . 2 »» \ n v v -
r n e re gu la r me eu mg U1 un :Il»R- C . wi ll be he ld Sa tur d ay af ter -
no on a t Sheff lers hall.Refresh-
me n ts wi ll be served by a c o m-
mitte e.
W hy not have a Duart permanent
th a t g i ve a n a tu ra l wa ve ?A r e a l
bargain at $5 and satisfac tion gust-
anteed.c a n Mr s .M .Suth erland
at 4 l5 f or a pp oi ntme nt..46»tf
ra sk a street mu s t be sold.Gi ve
us an offer.N. T. Lu n d & C o .1 t
Mr s .W .M .Ha lle r spent la s t
Mo n da y i n Oma h a wi th D r .Ha l-
ler'B mo th er ,Mr s .Grac e lla lle r ,
wh o is wi t h he r dau gh te r,Mr s .
Gu y A xte ll.
Mr . a n d Mr s . V . O. Gr a vo tt a n d
f a mi ly o f L i n c o ln ,s p e n t la s t F r i -
zm- n i nh f . a t the Mo r on Me tzln ge r
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Mrs,Rebekah Fox of Newport,
Ncbr.and Mrs.Sam Lowe of
Omaha,spent the Fourth at the
Elmer Frain home_Mrs.Fox is
and baby or umana,enjoyea ufamilypicnicattheGeorgeMc-
Bride farm north of Teknmah, last
Sunday.
Miss Helen Andreason,who is
|.-I.}....... - \.......¢.. nnirdn in nmuhn
HBUYY 1"UIICKB SLBTIASQ nm Lulu-bine last Friday in his big 250
acre wheat field.He finds the
wheat running on an average of
around 30 bushels per acre and of
:mod nnnlifv.
Arthur Long,accompanied bvl"°'~' *"°°" '" "" ----Arthur Eliisboth of n Dodge Ia. home. .S"*""'i=Y morning €"°¥ left
came Friday evening to ;endfor Irvington to attend a plcmc.
Saturday and Sunday in this city. ¢The Womans Foreign Mi8Si0~¥\H§'Y
Arthur Long visited at the paren» Society of the M. E. church will
A.-\n\........a f,...,.. \.,.....,.meetwith Mrs. Mary Jacobsen gpMr s .Fra in 's a un t.
Mr .and Mr s .'Hans H .F r a h m
and fn mi lv : ui d Mr s .Anna Hmzrme
La llllllg u U l n l u l y u u u n u ..
came tn Blair Thursda
.u l \
I l i w - n u n - _ | I I '" N s F i l 1 . n u | l u l u l n u ~L . . . 1 . . . - \ . . ! ' " =' f i ' 1 ' :§ : 3 L £ € '1 ' . . , . . . . . . . '£ '. E \u = -- n d M r s .u p H q d l w n . ° ¥ \ . . . . . . . . ° fxt Colfax street I-'fidyy aff/-
.lulv 10 at 2:30 o'clock.
were lust Sunday nftemoun visit-
ors at the Soren Miller home,
south of Herman.
Mrs. Henry Ludwig and children
of Tekamah,and Mr.and Mrs.
Lyle McBride _.and Lyle Jr.of
Omaha,were visitors over the
Fourth at.tl1e George McBride
home.
Mr-nam" vcuhv- .mn .mwmpl-i
and vnmeo num mommy wxv.n ue;mother, Mrs. Anna Androaaon and
family.
Mrs. Kenneth Turner and sister
and brother of Qmaha, spent the
week-end at the W.P.Turner
home in this city.Kenneth cune
up on Sunday and took them home
with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Calle Hansen and
Saturday xrom snenuau, vvyvlmm,and was accompwed home by her
husband, who has been confined in
the government hospital at that
plane for some time.
Florence and Evelyn Anderson
:md Clifford Metzler drove w
Omaha last Sunday afternoon to
visit Hana Anderson of Herman,
who is confined in the Park hos-
_,f Lincoln,spent a few da)
week at the parental, Oliver
son home.Mr. Hudleson ll
day for Loup (ity and Mrs.
son remained here for a
visit.
Mr.and Mrs.Floyd W
south Walker avenue, ent
the following guests ato'clock dinner last Saturd
vs lm "~~~'~--1 ---f --- I-ludle Mrs. Anna Beck xetumed home
e(tS\m- from the lmmanue\haspital in
_1-|udle.Omaha leaf Tuesday,where she
\.....».- recently underwent a goitre oper-v
~ ° .ation.She in ting along nicely.
llber of Mr.md Mrs. Kirby Cook and
értained June; Carpenter ol Omaha, were
a six guesh over the week~end at the
M' eve- lakesidg home of Mr.George F.
.. .¢~.»..¢.»»»~ »¢ Lake Okoboji.They
Yes, we deliver. Gladly.
:na ' l i a t a n v t i n a o n f l'|\|LEX' §|`.f`if.{»I|2]`._"I\¢§.'"1i§,§};|fun1lv of south of Blur, ana Ne||\Pl°l\»l d v 'mn. wa rm- s s" " `'"____L \_...|.-f _L n-_:__ .1:_...... ......1 ..,,,,,.,_°___rm 0 ! mc -r. and Mrs.
:kllng and
and son,
\g a week at
Mrs. E. C.
- - r - - - - ~ - ---.report. a very enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Qnnemn
and hmily and Mrs. Realm Fore~
man and children of Creighton,
Nebr., spent last Wednesday plc-
nidng at Riverview Park in Oma-
\_...
G r o c e r i e s "°{' Ly
Helber=
. . -_._---_ -- -- - _ __,Voss and little son and Mrs. Hob
get Hansen spent last 'Thursday
aftfernoon visiting at the A.B.
Johnson home, west of Herman.
Miss Ruth Davis,daughter of
i r . .n n r l x t . .f f n n h p u m ."C Z f n ¢ ! \ _
Miller of near Herman. spent last.Lau bunuay tunnel." uuu ="P1~'Alescer, Okja., and m:Saturday.afternoon visiting and guests at the Holger Hansen 1'°"'°\1.e¢m».rd Ama.
werewupper guests at the Hans H. were Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Header;Mrs.W_W_Fi:
Fl°"hm\<h°m° in this city.of Fre moa t, Me § ~ A. Ngf gg daughter, Mary Jane,
Mr. Bild Mrs. Jesse Gordon, Miss and dang ber of u..r. a 'Billy, Jr., after spendilIIortense i-lslbert and Wm: Gordon Mrs. A. T°_{*u°"_thif' gtg 'the home of Mr. and
lm. am. ru... ue-nge um...lv....-er Blairitcs now located at Belden,
Nebraska, was recently taken to
an Omaha hospital where she
nn operation.She is
nicely.
Mrs. Harry Ekland and
Margaret and Ruth of
s nt the wee
underwent
doing very
Mr. and
daughter,
Luck, Wis.,pe k-end
with relatives at the Nels Lindberg
and Ole Lindberg homes in this
city.Margaret and Ruth remained
for a longer vilt.
The Missionary Society of the
Christian church met lust Thurs-
day alternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. J. Hargett with n good atten-
dance.A G m program was en-
joyed and a delicious lunch wal
served by n nommltlee.
Mrs. Ralph DeMott and little
dnughter left last Thursday eve-
ning for their home at Lua.-ine,
Kansas, after spending two months
helping care for her parents,Mr.
and Mrs. Elza King,who have
been seriously ill but are now
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hansen, who
live west d Kennnrd,were last
Sunday evening visitors at the
parental,C.B.Hansen home on
east Washington street.Mr. Han-
sen returned home with his aan,
Burt to help him with the harvest
work this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A.Nearhood
and daughter of Omaha, were dih~'
ncr guefls lust Saturday ut.the
'Holger Hansen home.Mrs. R. A.
Nearh od und daughter remained
all night and Mr. Nearhood drove
to lllnir Sundny afternoon to take
the folks home with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Conger ofLoup City, and Mm. Agnes Long
of Grand Island, came last Sun-
day for n few days vidt at the
Fred Long home.Mrs.Long la
Fred's mother and Mrs. Conger ia
a sister of Mr. Long.They left
last Wednesday momlng for Wul-
o l Omaha,enjoyed u swim in
Blair-'s new pool last Tuesdayevening.Misa Halbert resided in
Blair a number of year ago.
Mrs. A. .lessen of this dty, was
quite badly lmxlsed about her back
and right arm lust Friday night
when she fell down her basement
steps.Her daughter, Mrs. A. Ras-
mussen ol Spiker, is oarlmr for her.
Mr.and Mrs. John E.Miller
enberuxlned at. dinner last Satur-
day evening lor Mr.and Mrs.
Louula Miller und family o l Arl-
ington,Mrs.Caroline Christensenof Omaha, and Mrs. Hana Millar of
this city.'
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schmidt and
family of Norfolk,were wld!/ursovertheFourthat the J.L.
Pounds home.They returnd on
Sunday evening,taking Mlss
Peggy Pounds home with them for
a ten day vldt.
Mr, md Mn. John Leahy.of
norih of Omaha, spent (Jw Fourth
ki Blnlr.They nlso drove up Sun-
day and were accompanied home
by Mrs. Leahy'a nephews,Jackand
Bobby Maher, who are spending n
few day; on the funn.
Martin Steinegar and family of
Battle F'.;zk, Iowa, wore week-end
visitors at the J. E. Fischer homeand on their retum Misa Evelyn
Fischer Accompanied them for an
extended vidt until Mr. and Mrs.
Escher drive over and brihg he:
home.
Hannah Petersen of Council
Bluffs,apent. Sunday visiting at
the Fred H. Jensen home, west of
Blair. Mrs. Jens Petersen of Coun-
dl Bluffs, who has been visiting
the past couple of weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred H. ilensen, ac-
companied her daughter, Hannah
home &mday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dolan had as
visitors over the weekend,their
daughter, Mrs. George Ketchmnrk
Mr. and Mrs. Glilrard ualnen ac-companied three couples of friends
from Council Bluffs, bo Lake View
resort, near lake View, Iowa Fri-
day afternoon, where they spent
the Fourth, retuming homo Sunday
night.
Mn. M. E. Lawson of Rockport,
Mo. spent last week at the home
of her parents, Mr. md Mrs. Fre-
man Tucker and on last Saturday
Dr. Lawson drove up and spent the
day taking Mrs. lawson home with
him on Sunday.
Mrs. H.C. Rnrnuxsen of west
Lincoln street, entertained the fol-
lowing ladies nt. a social uiiernoon
and a delldoun lunch last Thur-a»
day:Mesdnrnen Wiebke Wulf,
Henry Kuhr, Catherine Siert, Claua
Wulf and Girl Kolbermm.
Lester Springer lnd the mls-
(ine to collide with A large
a truck from Teknmah last
Sunday night which badly damaged
his ear.The accident happened on
Wadilngton street just west ol the
Shell Oil Station.
Harry Rohwer Sr. and nephew,
Bob Rohwer of Ft. Calhoun,ac~
compnnied by Misses Alice Beck»
man and Ruth Tllden of ¢hin dty,
left Monday morning for Pine
River,Minn.,fo r a few weeks
vacation.Mr. Rohwe-r has n cot-
tage there.
The members of the First bath-
emn church gathered at Cumlng
City school Saturday afternoon for
their annual picnic.Them were
quite a number present whoenjoy-
ed the dinner but the ruin spoiled
the plans for the remainder of the
afternoon so another picnic will be
held latter.
Mr. and Mrs Mamas Beck and
two children and Miss Una Lund
drove up tn Spirit Lake, Iowa on
Friday evening to spend the
Fourth,returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Beck's parents, Rev. und Mrs.
.._.... ..,__ f._..\_L v.._.|
Hunt ol' this dw left Wednusdny,
July la t for their home in
Creighton, Nebr.Mr. and MIB. E. B. Redfidd and
grandson, Eugene Redfield,lsftf
Sunday for Spirit Lake,lows
where they were to spend a few
days in fishing and resiing.Mr.
Henry Christensen la in charge of
the business' during their nbsence.
For Sal; or Trade-A good 5-
room modern bungalow on wen
Grant street.Here is a chance toget a nice home and well located
for a reuamhle price,md we
would also consider u trade oncheaperprogeny.N. T. Lund &
Go.~25,11
Junior Mortensen, little' son of
Mr.and Mrs. Charles Mortensen
underwent an operation on his our
last Tuesday at the Univermlty
hospital.Hs is getting along uswell as can be expected.Junior
has had quite A long siege of lick-
nus and we hope he will be able to
be brought home soon.
A pimlc was held lust Sundayevanlng at the Roland Smith home
went of Blair, when a number of
relatives gathered to spend the
evening.Home-made lee eream
topped of! the event later in the
evening.Thbse préent.were
Mesan.and Mesdamea Frank
Schafer of Blair,Harold Schafer
and daughter of Omaha,Grover
Wilkins and family bf wen o f
Kennud.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Jacobsen and
daughter,Alice entertained the
following guests last Saturday,
July 4t.h: Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hooks
and family,Mr. and Mrs,W. E.
Klngdon and fnmily of Kenhard,
Mr. and Mrs. TM Miller of Nor-
folk,Mr.and Mrs.H.0.Hurd
and sons and Misa Venn Stott; of
Omnlm,Miss Viola Kingdon of
Omhhl. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Jensen
and a son, Merton of Blair, Misses
u.._. ...A v.\\:....L...n. un.-hr-~Ié nf
na.Mrs.E.C.Pierce in expedins
her daughter,Mrs.W.Rothery
md two children to drive in from
Pacific Palisades, Calif. some time
soon.They ldt California Ju`ly_1
and this la her first. visit. hers in
six years.
Walden George spent a numberof days the latter part of June in
Arlington attending an Epworth
league convention,a report of
which he guva last Sunday at the
Epworth League meeting at the
M. E. church.
Mr. and Mrs. N.P. Nelson ol
Ft. Dodge, Iowa and Mrs. H. H.
Mlchaelaon and son of Burbank,
Calif., were pleasant visitors at the
Roy Dudgeon home Saturday and
Sunday.Mr. and Mn. Nelson are
Mn. Dudgeorvs parents.
Mr. und Mrs. Linton Puffer and
chlldrsi and Wslter Peck of Te.
knmnh,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck
and children of north of Blnir,
md Ray Peck of west. of Blair,
vumd lui Sunday With Sheldon
Peck and Mrs. Bertlm Gollehon.
Supt.Lelfar Beliord and his
brlde, formerly Edith Hokum, re-enmad the um pm of Llstweek
after u honeymoon trip of a couple
M weeks, through the Black Hills.
They are now nlcdy settled in
their home on south Walw Ave.
Mr. uud__Mrs. Ted Lathrop and
family returned last Tueadny eve-
ning from a three weeks stay in
California.The trip was one of
combined buxinesn and pleasure
and they report. hagmg made ihe
5500 miles without trouble and
have had a very delightful outing.
A number of relatives and
friends enjoyed the Fourth by hav-
ing n ploxlc at the Wenon bong
home south of Blair.A fiue din-
ner, brought by the K\l¢Iif|» Wilenjoyed by the following: Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Caldwell, Jack Single-
em.M ....A M"w Lam: nnd
May Day Coffeeper lb. .--35c Kang'
Mayr has)ffnffpn5Tb'JC8;u.;~$l.65 Fig Ba||One Glass Cake Dish FREEI
nBulk Coffee per Ib. 23c
Fro.4 .~D l m n a m
al.l u n g r l u u l P U T C |_
4 8 l b . s a c k -$ 1 . 2 9
st King Flour-Sugar
24 lb. sack -69c lultcrFro:
Beef Pot Roast
per lb.- -l7%c
Boston Pork Butt
roast per lb. -l7c
Swift's White or Elec-
tric Spark Soap l0 bus 39c
Toilet Soap per bar -Sc
Bob White Toilet
Paperper roll - 5c
Grape-Nuts2 pkges. 35c
Sugar Great Western
.I0 lb. bag - - 59c hallnr whole hams -- 2lc
Fresh Ground Ham-
burger per Ib. l5c2
Sugar Cured Hams
Bring In Your Procter &Gamble Checks
sun nun loc comma roRsr|:c|ALs
I ,|,§,é§,§Iun£
II
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nut, Iowa tn visit their daughter
and sister, Mrs. August Walters.
The marriage of Miss Lucille
Peer,youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Delmar Fear of this city,
was nnnounerd last week.She was
murrled to Theodore Blxler of
Kinmnun,Kansas Sunday after-
noon, June 21st at Ft. Dodge, la.
Mrs.Bixler is u member of the
1081 graduating class ol Blair high.
Mr. and Mrs. Bixler will makd
their home at Ft. Dodge. Iowa at
the nmqsne Mme whnvn \h-Riv-
and family of Omaha,and Mr.
Dolan's brother,Earl Dolan and
(amlly of Stanton,Nob.Their
daughter, Mrs. Oseor Pedersen and
Mr. Pedersen of near Blair,also
spent the Fourth there.
Mrs. Walter Servis ol McAlescer,
Okln., accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. Sam Axtell, who has been vis-
iting the put seven months with
her daughter. arrived ln Bluirlnst
week, Wednesday for a vislt at the
Leonard Axtell home.Mrs. Servis
is s sister of Mr. Axtell.Mrs; Sam
J. l.. Lundano M158 ueuusn uuuu,Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Betkar and chil-
dren of Hutehlnson, Minn.,were
also there.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Petersen,
Mr. and Mrs. Merrlll Reeh and
Harry Beck left early Monday
mornin for Alliance Neb whesrethey vddted Mr. and Mrs. Martint
Jacobsen.Madge Petersen, daugh-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Petersen, and \
Iva Petersen of Arllngtaon,who
have visited at the Jacobsen home
the usst month, will return with
um.,and ........,e..............-.. -_Kansas Clty, Mo.
Miss Dorothy Gray entertained
about a doisn young ladies from
Blair, Fremont and West Point at'dinner nt the Clifton hotel Toes-
dsy evening, honoring Miss Ruth
Bross.After the dinner the guests
ww nu. mu. .-...... ..-.. --~-- -isons, Howard, Roy and Arthur, all
,of Shir, Gretchen Manuka of tho
Banch, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Long
and family.
Dr .and Mrs. C.A.Raver and
two daughters ol Edmonton, cap~itnl of the provldenee of Alberta,
were invited to the I-'rank Gray are apected 14, arrive in this city
home where the remainder of themdsy (Thursday)by o uta lo r a
evening was spent at bridge. .Miss,short vidt at tha Anna and Henry
Alice |Kernp of Fremont, won !lrst_R.|ver home on east South street,
prlze and Miss Gladys Moofe of Dr. Raver is a brother of MissBlair, won oonsolatlon 1=ri§=~_pagans and Henry Rover.:After :s
»
)H~ 1§`I§{1§}§i0§é5`{»a[1§"£1Ic ~ HIE xtell remained in Bldr and Mrs. Mr.nd Mn. Petersen and Mr. party was also a. shower for M1sslsnort stay m uns my may plan nocompany.The Enterprise extends Servis returned to her home last Beck today.Mr.and Mrs. Reeh Broan, and she received some WW K0 to~Chicago to Vilif- lMil d\\l8h'
be s t W M-Monday morning.will remain at the Jambsen honm._nin gnu.wr a n d mm.I
..._u,m
GT~NEWS
In. George Paasch andit; of Mennnrd vu.
dgy when :ha pkm to vidt with Blair, Sunday.Andre wfrlendl lor leveral days.!spen¢ a few day: withyfrhgraxgg
Mr.and Mrs.Gifford Frenchjparenta, returned with them.md Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lautrup Miss Maxine Taylor spent sev-and Jeanne drove zu Beaverlerml days vlxltin wil-h her sister,
Crossing the Fourth m spend 1.he|Mrs.emens Wiiilmsen Ind hus-
woek~end at the home of Mrs, band,
French's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A-|The little Rogert children spent
C. Holmes.The French children Tuesdny afternoon with Lola Maereturned with them after having|Vinderslcv helping her rclehrate
spent several days with thdfher birthday
|
grandparents.|Mr. and ~ Elmer Thane and
Edna French came over from thulrhildren spent Wednesday forenoon
Crowull Home nt Blair ta spend at the parental, Oscar Thane home.
foperation,and dthough she had
been alllng for some tlma her can-dilion was not thought of as belng
so lerlous.Her Matmnshlp atthe Home for eleven years madewarm friends und endeared her toall.Thu funeral services were
conducted in the Centenary church
at Beatrice.Rev. McCukel was inchargeRev. G. H. Main, a retired
rninisler and' a friend for many
years,preached the sermon inwhlch he not only spoke the com-forting words but brought out theexcellent qualities of her mothervhood and the positions in which
she served.Rev. 0. U. McProudMrs. W. A. French.
Mr.and Mrs.George Menking
ense Burley of Council Blutls, Mr.
and Mrs.Fred Fsgerqudst ofValleMr.md Mrs .Peter Tafta n d ~ a n d M n .Ea rl Ta it o t
Fremont.
itors at the Earl Thumpson home.
Fern Loftis and Meta Thompson
spent a few days lut week vidt-
ing friends and relativen at Blair.
Gnndpa Fletcher, Aims, Birdie,
and Marjorie Fletcher were gn
Blair Friday and visited Grandpa
Loftis,Mrs.Fra-uk Jenkins and
E. M. Fletcher.Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Loftis andfunily of Blair, took Sunday din-ner at ihe Georp Lofds home.In
ihe gfternoon Mr._and Mrs. George
...
$1000 and $1400 is putting lt mild,
for home managers mcunomed to
keeping a detailed set of expcndl-
hires spend wisely and buy the
greatest amount o l satisfactionwith their purchases.
To be sure, home making is not
a business for i t is not run for
profit,but when hudness prin-
ciples are applied by the manager
of a home, it oils we machinery
ns the wheels of living make theirldnily grind.''
|A Blair lady managing the
'spending for a family of live join~
ning.ndcr and daughter.
Miss Ames Bamlxen
ing in Fremont Wed-
Marshall attended the
n baby's funeral at
esdsy afternoon.~nfl:-r Jr.was helplng
rmctter harvest his
Clearance Sale--Fashion Cen-
|l.er-stnrfs Thursday and luis till
everything advertised is so ld-
here arc some of Lhe sensational
Bargains: Silk Dresses-vqllues tn
$10 go at $2.95;Silk Dresses-
vnlues to $15 gn at 85;SpHnK
Coats-values to $85 go at $5.95.
Entire stock Straw Hats for
...,, ,sse-
Frank Loftis home._i n and Mrs.Chas.HovendickwAsH1NG'mN RURAL NEWS
s s I :\:n
"Pm hunkry As a lovl can be.
Conditions :ure are fA'>\1Kh~"
He hxrned then to the old bleck - =-
And sald: "It's wnrse with you,
For you're not only hungry
But you must he tired, too.
"I resbed while 1 watchedfor worm:
So I (eel fairly perk;
"But how are you '! Without wo --
u m \`
And after all that work"l"
The old black hen hopped m her
pgrchMr. and Mrs. Wllllarn Christen-sen were Omaha shoppers Wed~
nesday afkernoon.Mr.and M m Jlm JohnsonChdstianl Johnson and children
man dlm-lsr mxutn at the J. T.
Womens and childrens Slippers are
reduced to $1 a Pair-¢h°1> early
ls about the best advice we canglve you und be sure :md shop at
the Fashion Center.26-ll.
and Mr. and Mrs. Harland Frenclandchildrenspent, the Fnurt
with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Ro:
enhaum and Bonnie Iee at CulhouMrs.Baker,formerly LormlnGuuhman. returned to Lincoln o
Lockman home in Arllngwn Sun
lay aftemoon.Mr. and Mrs.Freeman Loftis
md Howard were in Lyons Sim
lay Afternoon.
Clearance Sale Fashlon Cen
er-starts Thursday and lute till
everything advertised is sold-
iere are some of the sensational
Sm-gains: Sllk Dresses-values tn
F10 go at $2.95;Sllk Dresses-
ralues to $15 go at S5;Spring
Joats-values to $35 go at $5.95.
the prayer and Rev. W. C. George,Superintendent of Crowell Home,!
read the obituar.The body was'laid to rest at t e Beatrice ceme-'tery.Rev. and Mrs. George, Mrs.l
Crosby and Mrs. Meehan attended'
the funeral from Crowell Home.
KILL IVY WITH UHLORATES
Sodium Chlorate might be used
lo ldll poison ivy in a schoolyard
or in a fa rm grove.If the ivy
grows close to lmlldi where
n Blair,:mu at the z5y|ves¢e
Entire stock. Straw I-lata for
ngathere mi ght ~ a fire haza rd,i t
oz nrsn unurcn in Auuum uuereu cu vw rswvll " I """l" Kwn c a lm-I `'ty women.She wants to knowl And drvnped her eyes to :lee
just how to buy the necessities and
the most amount of satisfaction
for her family.
The next meeting will be held
at the County Agent's olflce in
Blair, Nebraska some time during
*Jie first fun week o{'next Janu-
u y .Those interested in learning
how to purchase the most satis#
faction from limited funds are in-
vited |20 attend.
G0 A[rTEl| . IT-
And rnurmured ln a drowsy e:
"Young man, hon: this and p ;"l'm full of worms and happy,
For 1've dined both long andwell
The worms are there as alwayn-
But 1 had to dig like hell."
I like to watch the rooster crow.
He's like so many men Ilmo w.
Who brag and blister, rant and
shout and stick their chest way
out.The first damn thing to bragabout.`
and family and Carl Stieneck of
Battle Creek,Iowa were dinner
guests at the Chris Sunds 'home
.a n .erry
s ga y d Mrs P Glendenning
visited at the Fred Ramsar homeSunday evening.
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Gottsch
"eg callers at the Martin Sandshoe Sunday evening.Miss Anna Hansen spent severaldays last week with home folks.I
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Jensen vis-
gfgd relatives in Arlington Sstur-
y.Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Sorensen,Graee and Dorothy and Nick Cook
visited around Spike: Monday.
Peter Rasmussen spent severed
days lest week with his mother,
Mrs. Anna Rasmussen.Mrs.W.A.Kerstetter,Mrs.
John Marshall and daughter and
Miss Dagmar Petersen metered to
Blair Thursday afternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Chester Decker-
and family spent Saturday at the
0. C. Liesche home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christen»sen and family visited at the Jae.Christensen home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jefferson and
family are spending a =week's va-
cation with Mrs. Kerstet r.Mr. and Mrs. B. A. G tsch weredinnerguests nt the Tenlpmf-y
hlilmp Satilrday.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Mathiesenand family visited the Berteisen
home Sunday.,I
There will be services in the
Washington Community church on
Sunday evening, July 12.Every-hody welcome.
Chris Nelson of Omaha, visited
home folks Sunday.
Miss Gretchen Kerstetter ofNorfolk,spent Inst week at the
George Bergman home.
Misses .Anna and Louise Peter-sen of Omaha, spent the week-endat the home of their sister,MissDagmar Petersen.
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D A N c E
KING'S FVIILION
Saturday, Judy llth
DAMON'SHA|\MoNlA N°s
B~YE~/\sP|R|N
is always SAFE
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Mr.and Mrs.Chester Hovendlek
nnd Jenn were Monday aftemoonvisitorsattheFreemanLoftis
home.
Ruth Pnulson o l Omaha,isspending her vacation at the home
of her parents,Mr.and Mrs.
Chas. Paulson.Mr. and Mrs. Ieonnrd Loftis andfnmlly spent Snturdny aftemoon at
tho George Loftis home.
The W. M. S. of Telhnstn met at
thc home of Mr. and Mrs. AugustJordon lust Tuesday nftvr-noon.Elsie and Harriett Wilson spenttheweek-end in Dlair visitingfriends and relatives.
Anna Hoier was u guest in the
John Gallagher home at Blair, lastweek-end.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Magill and
family, Mr.and Mn. John Jack-
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.Louie
Hovendick and family of Orum,
were Sunday visitors at the HenryHovendlck home.Mr.and Mrs,Freeman Loftis
and Howard, Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur
Anderson and Ardith spent Satur~
day at the Chemr Hnvendlck
home.
.Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Paulson andfamily were Sunday dinner guats
at the Mrs. Currie Jacobsen home.
Mr.and Mrs.Eddie Fletcher
were Monday nftemoon visitors atthe Grandpa Fletcher home.Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thompson andfamily of Bluir, were Sunday vis-
.|*`\
Bewa re of Im it ati on:
ENUINE Ba theQ . . d o c w n ~ a n d m i l l i o n :
of unen_have proven ide formabr imnldentihd by the name Bayer and
the wand genuine as won.
Gmuine Bayer Aspirin in de and
mm; always the same. It has theunqualiiedmdo mnmzt of physi-cians and dmwggw ovuwhen. Ildoeurz devrw heart.o h u mf d
|l¢zr¢ffecn| follow its use.
Bnyerbvifin il theunivall md-
dom for Pl!" of all kinds.
Headachu Neurith
Colds Neumlgia
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pg,-q>\x'\<\
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fm trade-mark IB ;
~dnlicyliudd.
Cl'\Hs1.ian.' n home on the Fourth.A numtar oi' Washington folks
celebrated the Fourth at Benning-ton Sunday.The eelebraEnn hadbeen postponed on acoount of the
rain Saturday.Miss Anna Hansen, who is at»
tendimz summer school at Lincoln.
snent the Fourth with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hansen.Mr.and Mrs. C. V.ShurnakerandMr.and Mrs.Hans Moeller
spent Sunday at Onawn, Iowa.Sunday school at 10 a. rn. and
church services at 8 P- m~ at the
Washington Community Church on
Sundav. Julv 12.Miss Alien Gnttseh spent the
w¢¢\f-and with her zmndparents at
Ilenniv~r'1'»~1.Jullull Stender,William nnrl.
Errrnn 1=;=ilml at the Herman Krusehorse:in Bennington,Sf'f\'Yfl'\Y
evening.Mr. and Mrs. Emest Kerstettcr
and fn" ily were entertained at
Jorgf-n Christinn<en's Sunday aft-
rr~n--. _e The f Lutheran Ladies'Aid nfWnshirrfvton, will hold their rnnnth~
lv meeting at tho Communitychurch Wednesday aftemonn, July
¢},_.8 Mr.and Mrs.Chris Mathias(-n
and children of Benson, visited ntthe Ihrrtelsen home Sunday after-
noon.'Mr. :\nd)lrs. Ed Goedeker nhd
family spdnt Sunday afternoon
with Chris and Maggie Bergman.
1000 fresh new Wash Dresses to
select from at the Fashion Center
priced at only $1 in sizes 14 to 46
in the cleverest styles of the entire
season(
BELL CREEK VALLEY
Ed L.-mghorst and daughters,
Florence and \{\;!ef:-. uf Maker-
son were Sunday afteznoon guest.:
1s
HILISIDE NEWS OF
GARDNER DISTRICT
Georgia Antill went to Fremontand spent a few days last weekwith her sister, Mrs. Milo Schocks.
Mrs. Schocks returned home with
her and spent the Fourth in Blair.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Schafer ofBlair, were Friday evening visiu
ors at J. L. Petersen's.Ella Jean Tegt of Fremont,spent several days last week withher grandparents,Mr. and Mrs.
linrry Ervey.Margaret Linden, who is attend-
ing summer school at Wayne,spent the Fourth with home folks.
She retumed to Wayne Sunday
afternoon.Edn Anderson visl ml l\lrs.Anna
llamze in Blair Sa rday night
and Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ruff of Pu-
pillion visited at the Lars Jeppesenhome Saturday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Brown
spent Saturday at the lloy Jacobs
home in Blair.Miss Dorothy Masters,who isattending: Itlidland College in Fre-mont, was nn over nilrht visllnr nt
the J. L.Petersen home Friday
night.Mr.and Mrs. Clark Stricklettand family of Elk City were din-
ner guests at the llnrrv Ervey
home on Saturday.Their son,
Harry stayed over lor a few days
visit.Chris Jeppesen of Omaha,vis~ited at tho home of his brother,
Lars and family over the weekendMrandMrsJLPetersenwere Sunday dinner guests at the
Arthur Anderson home in the New
England neighborhoodFrankLinden,Margaret and
Sunday after having spent several
days with Mr.and Mrs.Glenr
Rosenbaum.
Miss Margaret French is recup<
erati:at the home of her parents
folio ng an appendlctorny.Mrs. Watts and daughter, Mrs
Smith came from Tulsa, Okls.tc
vi dt their daughter and sister
Mrs. E. P. Booher and family.
Mrs.Floyd Alexander of Wayne.is spending severalweeks here
with her parents,Mr.and Mrs.
Carl Ward.
Mrs, 0'Keefe drove out from
Omaha last Friday to getMrs. D.
H.Fair who has been spending
several days with her mother, Mrs.
E. Blazier.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gaines left
the latter part of last week fortheir home in San Francisco, Calif.after having spent the past twoweeks with Mr. Gaines' parcntsf
Bessie Van Deusen of Lincoln,
is a house guest at the O. A. Cun-ningham home.Mr.nml Mrs.~Joe Kelley and
Patty of Sioux Falls. S. D. visited
over Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.Elmer \\'ri;»;hlZ_
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Vrengdenhil
and daughter, Mrs. Mary Lautrup.
Leona, Bertha,Dorothy and Ed
drove to Harlan, Iowa Sunday tospend the day with Mr. hnd Mrs.
Walter Hansen and family.Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hitchcock ol
Kansas City,Mo., came to spendthe Fourth \\'ltl\ their parents, Mr.and Mrs. Tom Hitchcock.
Mrs.Ruth Rosenbaum went
mer to Blair last Wednesday aft-
emoon to visit with her daughter,Mrs.D.P.Rosenbaum and chil~dreng.rs.Catherine Jupp left last
Tuesda for Gillette,Wyo.where
she wil spend the summer withher daughter and son-in-law,Mr.
and Mrs. Iester White and children
'Mrs. Glenn Rosenbaum ahd chil-Bertrand were Sunday dinne
guests at the Wm. Linden home,dren and Mrs.Lorraine Baker
~\ u m | n ¢ n s * A i i i n n n i ~b e ~~£ 0 ~~
»ww~=n-~»...=» to W go a.. wc,Womens and childrens Slippers are
educed to.$1 a pair--shop early
s about the best advice we can
give you and he sure and shop at
.he Fashion Center.25-It
dum chlarate.The chemical might
also be used to keép down the
weeds on a tennis court that is not
used often enough to wear out the
weeds with tha players' feet.
ISaid the little young red rooster,
"Gosh all hemlock.Things are
tough.
"Seems that worms are getting
scarcer,And I cannot Gnd c-nnu h-,_z .C R O W E L L ~MULCH TOMATO PLANTS "Wl1at'a become of all those fat
ones
Out in the country recently I
noticed that Die farm hens are
realizing that the depielssion is
an.After laying they even refuse
to cackle, in fact they seem w
blush rather than cackle.
A woman always thinks heriAboutthreemcnesofstraw|Isamvstervtome !cl1ildren are beitnr thnn nnvhmlnMrs. Whitla and her two daugh-'.d th to ata Innts durin u 2 \.'"'";""'~ from Butte Nebraska. cam¢|;*.E2"';;. Ji ,,,?,...,1.2.-, ~ ,..,§| There '>°r¢~*hf==f§===<1S thru 1*1==f|f=*i@.f'» but you ~shes »1-»f»
ia tu r da y eve ni n g to see Mr s .
N"hitla's mo the r ,Mr s .Me a d wh o
ms been ill.Mr s .Me a d is ve r y
nuc h be tter an d i s rec overing
apidly .. .'
Re v.Mo r a n nn d ri g ro up o f h i s
vork ers c on duc ted the c ha pel ser-
riccs Sun day after noo n.Th e
l`ro\~.ell Home family enjoyed these
.ervic es very muc h.
Mr s .Ca mp b ell return ed Fr i d a y
r o m he r exte nd e d vis it wi th he r
hllflretl in Linc oln.
Re v.Da vi d Simps on o f Cra ig,
'is ited the h ome la st wee k.
Mr s .Mc Gr eg or ,wh o has been
wit:stasl. ur.un :Buulluc l wus :strapp r e ve n t th e u s u a l i n ju r y f r o m h o t
we a th e r a nd la c k o f mo is tur e .I n
beats a t th e Ag r i c u ltur a l College
pr ac ti c a lly as man y to ma to es wer e
produc ed o n un ir ri ga te d gr o un d
th a t wa s mu lc h ed a s o n c u lti vate d
an d ir ri ga te d la nd .The mulc h n ot
on ly mai ntai ns n mor e even s up ply
of moi stur e bu t it will also p re ve nt
ro tti n g o f th e to ma to f r u i ts wh i c h
mi g h t li e o n the we t g r o u n d i f it
reins la te r i n the season.
J U L Y 1S 'I ` ll AL F- W A Y
ra i n y s p c u
- B u t n o w w h e r e c a n th e y b e ? "
The old bla c k he n who he ar d h im
Di d n o t g r umb le o r c o mp lai n .
She had prone thru lots of dry spells
She had lived(Lhru flo ods of rain
So sh e f le w up on the gr in dston e,
And she ga ve h er c la ws a wh et,
A s she sa i d , " P r e never se en th e
ti me
Tllo io v.' e r en ' t wo n n sto ge t. "
Sh e p ic k ed a ne w a nd un d ug s p ot;
Th e e a r th wa s h a r d n mI f i r m
no u nn g u p so me othe r wo ma n ' s
hu sb an d as n ma r k f o r t h e f a th e r
of he r c hi ld re n to sh oot a t.
The re i s no s uc h th in g'as su r
plus o f fa rm p ro d uc ts -- no t as lon g
as we have hungry peopl| ;»,
So me on e s ai d if y o u wo u ld k ee p
fi lle d u p wi th brn n,so ur mi l k ,
c arrots,spinac h an d othe r th i ng s
re c o mmen de d by the he alth f a d -
dists y ou wi ll h a ve no fe a r o f
death.I should say not, y ou, would
welc orm; it..
f
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fisitim: in Auburn, returned Wed-|:muui xx nom: mzcolzusI-mg'"}i{{;},"`,.g;,;,"t,,',Z"§`e,,',};§ "L1§f;w|Yo u c o u no w r P m:VE NT r r
msdav afternoon._.__.___l 'ilirf and Mrs. Donaldson of Lin-Th h ¢k Izoln,visited their aunt,M, . .| w _ , g ng f $ ; ; § 3 ; "' , m° ; P; _ § H;
Schuab Sunday afternoon.!fMrs. J. H. Rulifaan of Nnplcton expenses of operating n home or
Worth Dakutix, and Mrs. T_ _y_ Mc:thefirst six months of 1931 were
Im-tney of Bennett,Nab.,5p¢nf,:a little 'less than m 1930.Ho -
some time with their sister,Miss over, the records show that xt willFullerton Sunday afternoon 'take from $1000 to $1400 before
Mxss Ruth Eggers of H°°P¢\'.,f.he year is over for food, clothing,
fP ___hQ__";§_k_*f_°(2§'_ff'91 §°'"°-|shelter,operating and develop-
gruunuThat's no place for a worm.""The time will como."shoubed
The old black hen just spread her the speaker,"when women will
feet,get men's wages."
She dug both Inst and free."Yes,' said the little man in the
"I must go to the worms" she said;rear, "next Saturday night."
WHY THIS DELAY?
The rooster vainly spent his day, -1 .
Through habit, by the ways \Customer:"Say,that cheese
"The warms won't come to me."
I
u c n u Lu.n u Bi l l !u u a u u .22.,°. J .-211,. .i m e n t .|Whux-e fat round warms hnAd passed lyou sent me is about the worst "me p a s s i n g awa y o r mr s .w n IUnder wood a t the B r y a n Mé m_ |Th e str a n g e th i n g f o u n d o u t b y _i n o u n i o m
wi nl Hn qn itnl a t T.im-nln nn s.m-| th¢9@ rec ord s is that lt c os ts Pf f1¢"l Ba c k i n th e r ai ny d ay s Storekeeuer:"Wait a minute!at Wm. lloltmarfs.south ol' Blair.Mr. and Mrs.G¢0\'l4'0 Strcnger Mrs. Gertnzde Nelson and grand-and Kenneth and Mr.Nld Mrs. son, James Cannnn were Sunday
Harvey Hartung and Phyllxs Rose dinner guests at the Lnrs Jeppesenvisited Sunday evening at George home and in the aftemoon accom-
Frankc's.panied by Mr. and Mrs. Jeppesen.The Fpntanelle_ Luther_ L€§§\\€ they visited at the Andrew Nelson
drove to Blair last Wednesday aft-
ernoon to visit with Mrs.GertrudrWest.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wright, Mn
and Mrs.H. C. Blaco, George Hede
lund and Mr. and Mrs.Bill Burgess and children of Omaha. en
Wait a rnimteI
0-he Home funlly.llrl.Undnr-
wood ma gone Llnmugh 1 sedans
\:.'.'J:
...nz ..~E * . . ~'..,,_,
~
~ ~...~;r 542 .
~~s
I I | I ; ;n o |\| |
less,Customer:"Oh, Yeah. But wh
He growled in accents rough,sell it now?"
: "|l :~l |¢:
tic a lly th e sa me f o r a f a mi ly o f
twu ,three,fo ur ,f i ve o r seven.
Th e fa c t th a t i t costa between
m e t Fr id ay eve ni ng a t w e W lfb lho mc , n ea r A rli ng to n joyed a picnic dinner at the E. 0
Fairchild home the Fourth.QM Wm1 ~ ~ j f f f
' o m 'h m a ?
Wii°i1 Harsh
Vfilkening home.Messrs. and Mesdames John Jr.and Lconzmd Echtenknmp nml M c CAR ' l '
¢nma\:.»=mm Wm.Franke and
n v A N D The followinn Indian nnmn in fr'LQNG CREEK I,'3El*2 *riff-,,%.'.=2,'a"..JfP2=r@'.:22_z*2'S;fa;;aa1;r=p2af S evening an u'fa;;§;;f.;s ";;:;,°;"'¢;';1;°;?"§§'?,'f
Gur H,eyuruok's.k 'rho members of the McCarthy Andg-rson, Christina Miller, EximMr . a n d Mr s.J ° h } " E ' : m° n "SUP La d ic ;I'rog*rt'ssiv@ C lu b we r e en-beth B er ry , Horn er W a rd P e te r K
Sr. gf Ar li n gto n . ws lwd ,S u n " Y u;-mi}1¢d at the Hay es. R°S@n1m1m| Nex»en o f Blai r.Mr .' m i Mr s
¢»\r¢=m1n¢:r nf. \\Im l{ 0l t m!J.l 1 B .1... ._,t.. ..;fr1.............t....-n..........m.....P v n n b m m I u.r:1......M.. |.. ... .. -. ... .-_ . .5on'f Rusp W" i 1 ' : ' °' a ' W " "~s l w l n v ;| l l \ »L l l u l a u l y l . l | . \ | l 7 | | | U \ I ' | | »; , ; ' " ": i l u I l | | | | "n c l l c n u l l u u u m. . 1 . . §| ; . n l { n r v e 1 r H l r t u l l ¢ ' |S a t u r - | 2 | " f n , , . , . f , f i ° : 1
' a , : *. . " ° a ° ° a : ° : a .- 1 2 2 |. f a ' L ' . : : * ~ " . . E . '; ." : . 1 . f " : . .' i : § ; .~
da evening.'¥he Nickerson hall team crossed
bats with Arlington Sunday,the
score being 3 no 0 in favor of
Arlington.
All wool Bathing Su.il.s-new
shipment just received priced nt
$2.98, $3.93 and $5.00 in an colors
and combinations-one and two-
piece effects.Best known brands.
Fashion Center.l t
.....,........, ...,...e., .., ...e ......e.,s,servai cake, ice cream and coffee.The next meehng will be held atheWm. Thompson home withMesdnmes Clifford 'I'ruhlsen, Wes-
ton Long and Chester Aronson on
the serving set.
Mr.and Mrs. Will Thompsonand family were dinner guests attheDanThompsonhomeSatur-day.-The Dun and Will Thonnpsom
families enjoyed picnic dinner at
the park ln Blair Sundny in honor
7 ".............. U.....".,,e=. amchildren of Omaha, spent His weel
end at the E. 0. Fairchild home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peterson
Berkley and Mattie June an:John Blaco,drove to Elk Cit;the Fourth to spend the day wit!Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Tallmnn.
The Royal Neighbors met ir
regular session at their Iodgrrooms last Fnday evening. At thin
meeting it wus decided that th:
Royal Nelghbormand the Wood
men and their families would haw Irrimnts
of the birth anniversary ol Miss a picnic at f.he_schoo1 park th I 1O R U M B R I E F S Frances Thompson, which falls on Sunday in July.All Woodmen Sf.
the Fourth.,Neighbors are urged to mme.Rev, and Mrs. P. J. Reinertqegl Mr. and Mrs. John Arcmson went Mrs. Sylvester Pettit had thc Reach for ahi2!P°=l ?T':.-'- &'!E'I!?Ei°".;'E§EE.'i'2l?i'.f'°'i¥;'22,*°_'°E_!fF;'&E¥ 'JEE!E|"'lE¥°'*""° lim nu from a llddelsummnnnnnxvermryAnunsuuyafternoon.Evening guests wereMessrs. and Mnsdmnes John Tay-
lor SL, Ed Hansen and dauzhwrs.
wno suuereu lx paralytic stroke wnue pxclang cherries one dnysome weeks ago.They found him last week.She was at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Noel.no better.Mrs.John Barry and children No bones were hrnkvn
L U C K Y i n s t e a d
K. C. Larsen and daughters.Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Iverson _and
Mary Helen nl Li noln.annved
Friday and are visiting at the H.
C. Larsen home.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Rasmussen
ahd children were Friday evening
vidwrs at the Manin Larsen hmm.
Mr. und Mrs Martin Larsen and
sons were Sunday dinner guestuattheHayes Rosenhalm homesouth of Blair, in honor o! Dor-
otny Ann s third birthday.
Messrs. and Mesdames Rudolph
Andrensen and Chris Benson were
Sunday :litem-:on guests at the
Peter Toft homo in Fremont-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hansen epentSundm'afternoon at the Fred
Dickmeycr home.Sunday evenur guests at the
Carl Rasmussen ome wer-3 Mr.
and Mrs. George Rasmussen and
children and Mr. and Mrs. MartinIarsen .md sons.
Mrs. Emanuel Andrease-1 and
Stanley qent Thursday akernoun
at the Rudolph Anureason home.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Andxeasm oliblneoln. were Sunday evening vis-
mrs.
accompanied Mrs. Mary Mueller ofBlair, to Omaha last Thursday.
Mrs. Orville Humston is enjoy-
ing a visit with her sister,Mrs.Teresa Yale of Los Angeles, Calif-»
who is vidling relatives here andat Valley.Mesdamel Clifford Truhlsen and
Hayes Rosenbalm and daughtersspent Friday afternoon with Mrs.
John Barry.
Mr; and Mrs. Henry Wulbern
and Margaret spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jen-
sm.hlr.and Mrs.Carl M.Jensenvisited Sunday at the Nds Nelson
home near Washington.Mr.and Mrs. Elton H. Bissell
and daughter, Joyce Ann of SiouxFalla, S. D. and Mr. and Mrs. J.H.Brlnegar and daughter of Falls
Cit , were week-end guests of Mr.mins. Pete r Jensen.Mrs. Bis-
sell retumed home with her par~
ents Sunday afternoon for amonth'a stay.Mr. Bissell left for
LuVerne, Minn.Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hansen
and son, Teddy were Sunday dinnerguestsat the parental,Rudolph
Mr.and i»i}sf`1§EE"i=,e§d,~;¢1,5@n
and daughter and Mrs.Petersonspent the week-end with relativesin Bennington.Blake Watson Jr. of Omaha,is
Andreasen and Bert Hansen homes
Mr and Mrs Henry Mrller and
children and Mr and Mrs Buckl
Rosebaum attended u birthdayl
amy at Sherman Andersons theiolmarth,glvgn h hg f ol Johh
arson w ose rt l
unq at da y occurred
re ll be services at theLutheranunch Sunday evening,
July 12th Rev Hans Nielsen will
be Present There will he evening
services at this church every seeondandfourthSundayofthe
month.The Kennard Commercial Clubheldspecial meeting last Friday
aftern and at that time decided
to sponsor a senes of free moving
pictures to be shown every Thurs-
gzfy evening during Ure month of
spending this week at the Robert
l
YORK CREEK News
Ada m a nd E v e I n the Ga r de n of
Eden-A story we have all heard since child-
hood- Consider your Adum's Appl e --the
possession of each one of us, mon or woman
- y o u r vo i c e b o x- c o n t a i n i n g yo u r voc al
c h o r d s - y o u r l a r y n x- - D o n ' f ru s p y o u r
t h ro a t w i t h h a rs h l r ri f a n t s - -Re a c h f o r u
LUCK Y l ns ie o d-Bo ca re fu l In you r c ho lc a
of clgaretves
Remember, LUCKY STRIKE ls the only
cigarette in America that through its exclu-
slve '4TCA$'|'lNG" Process ex pe l: c er ta in
harsh lrrltonts present in all row tobaccos.
Th es e expe ll ed Irrlt an ts a ; so ld t o m o nu -
facturers of chemical compounds. They are
no t p re se n t i n your LUCK Y STRIKE.A n d
E`w ¢ m y " Co n s i d e r yo u r A d a m ' s A p p l e . "
Misses Leona and EllxeherhHansenwere Monday afternoon
guests nf Miss Viola Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Boone Newklrk and
Harold Owens were Sunday \i-ll.
ore at the Wallace Charlet home.
Mr.and Mrs.Harry Andersenmoved into their new home in Arl-ington on Tuesday.Misa Viola Nelsen spent from
Tumday untll Thursday vlaltiogat
the H. C Rasmussen home in
BlairMile Edna Newldrk in workingIt the o Hllbeck home in Arl
n.midne Evel Katt spent th¢ week
and a t the Fm Na hum home
Mr end Mrs.Harry Andersen
the Merle Newklrk homeMrand Mrs .Peter Taft wereWednesday afternoon guests at 1-he
Bay F home
weroThursday evming visitors at
¥'- and ~
Hansen- home.Mr.and Mrs, Ernest Gonker and
sons and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Curl-E N N A R D ~berg were Sunday evening vnldtors
~ -~nt the Clarence Wachter home.Mrs. Boh Mortensen of 0meha,l Mr. and Mrs. John Rogert and
formerly Miss Com Neleen of children were dlnner guest; at the
Kennand.was recently operated
on at an Omaha hoepltal.At thelest. ~=>g;\~ ehe was gehinx along
very we .The Ladies' Aid enjoyed e "nohost" meeting at the church bese-
ment last Thursday afternoon.The Mines Gladys, Lola and
Selma Rosenbaum spent the week-end in Bennington at the home of
thelir elstfelian brother-ln-law, Mr.
en .erman Krone.Mr. and Mrs. Will Famherg of
Blair, were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Blaco on Tuaday.Mn.Jack Dempsey has been
qulm ill the past week and at this
writing ls slightly improved.
Mr. and Mrs.Walter Weed of
IC.K.Anderson home,south of
Blw, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Amie Molulf and
children of Omaha, were Sunday
dinner guests at the Elmer Thonehome.'A
Mr. axd ~ C. H. Wi llia me en
were vl tors. t the farmers aunt,
Mrs. J. R.Bott at Hooper, Wed-
nesday evening.
Chris Vinderslev helped JensJespereenstack hey Wedueedaylforenooln
Mrs.Fay Jones and Mn. Pete
Rudlne spent Thursday aloernoon
with Mrs. Clemens Wi llamaen.
Je!!Van Ho m and Mrs.ElleRaver of Blair, wled at the LouieHansen home Ffldav afmmmm
0 ~
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~ Judi :muh . Q ( lm . !f l_ _. l d__9b".And!'!_ `"@ EHS* Huna n MM.IS P K m-Including the use of Ultra Violet Rays
Sunshine Mellows-Heat Puriffes- » - - - ~ - ~ -- - - 1 - ~ - ~r m t,vudted i md.Bay Fazerqum xfomffwm Mr.ana|§';",¢ s wn.l'§ ¢» . #3 , "wi ns "fd n Mr and Hrs.John lush and
Mrs. Ted Mo ye r md childre n of smm _<-.\1ud`a m z rnNorthB°Ud» Mr. and Hn. Club E v a i n wsnt¢oomAlm Mon-puunret:l,w§'::d Cogp m l . f i Your Tlsrscn Protection--a ulnst Irritation--agalnn
Wulf,Mm Laura To
Mr. and Mrs. ChrisMarian of Little Siou
Mrs. Marian D - | =
Lee spent last week
and after' a short honeymoon the
young couple will return here wmake their home.Miss Clara vrlll
vddt relallves and return about the
middle of August
ter,and M in Glnddfg Iehr of
Omaha, am guests s week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Mathews.Herman Hurdum ol Qmaha,
th e past.tw o wee ks 1riniti11 hers i f f r ,return ed h o m e w i th i m .
rs C o m Ca me ro n an d Mr s .
Fr an k B r od e rs o n a nd two c h ild re n
of Herman, and Mrs. Ed Pilcher
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HERMAN NEWS
'Them will be no evening scr-
ccs nt the Baptist church dudng
e month of July.Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Helms joined
er relatives at Lyons for n pic-
c rcumun of the Helms families
0 Fourth.
ter,and Mins Gladdfs Iehr of
Omaha, are guests s week st
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Mathews.Herman Hurdum ol Omaha,
spent the week-end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hundum.
Sunday evening visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Bunn were Mr. and
Mrs. A. R.Besies and Jane and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Metzler.Carl Christensen at Hyannis,
was a week-end guest of the Neum
an-ick family.
y Lyon was very pieusantly
surprised when his brother andfnmily,Mr. and Mrs. Rex Lyon
nnd Miss Ardith,drove in from
Coal Springs, S. D. Monday noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ncd Tyson of Her-man, spent Sunday at the parental.
J. S. Conety home.Billy Beard spent Friday and
Saturday with Ray French of Bldr
Miss Jean Stewart of Blair, wasa Sunday afternoon guesfc of Miss
Ruth Morgan.Rex Lyon and family from Coal
Springs, S. D., were Monday guestsof their niece. Mrs. Elza E. KinK~Tuesday mo g they departed for
their home near the Black Hills.
Miss Ethyl Cummings of Her-
man was a Saturday supper guest
of the Harry Tucker family.
Mr. and Mrs.Clifton Andersonund children spent the Fourth at
the George Morgan home.Mr. and Mrs. Wallao Fitch wereFriday evening visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Tyson.f
I o
and after' a short honeymoon the
young couple will return here wmake their home.Miss Clara vrlll
vddt relatives and return about the
middle of AugustMrs. H. C. McClellan entertained
the Mcthodlst Missionary Society
at her home Wednesday aftemoon,Mrs.Will Reckmeyer was the
leader for the lewzn study.
Mr.and Mrs. Wm.Brandert,
Elaine Kitt, Helen Van Valin, 1\1i1»
drcd Sheets and Ernest Mayer afftended a Fourth of July picnic at
the Lang church west nf here on
Sunday, postponed because of the
indement weather.Mrs.Hurry Bentley and Miss
Dorothy McClandish of Omaha,
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AND vlcrNrrY
Ha ny Rohwer Sr. and Robert.
Rohwer deparmd for Pine River,Minn. Monday morning where theywill spend two weeks.
Mr.and Mrs.Oral Harrison,
Misses Emily Ketchmark and Dor-
othy Sievers lelt Friday for Colo-rado where they will spend a week
touring in Estes Purk.
A I
visi~te~~o v e r th~ Fo ~at her
home here.
Word comes that Mrs.EmmaHooverwhorecentlyreturned
fromh the Uzmivergsitylmospital atOma a, has gone cGee, Ark.where her son, Ciy lives.
Mr. and Mrs. 0 H. Godsey andMarjorie,L.F.fniusinger and
Leona Brewster drove over toMondamin, Iowa Sunday afternoonfor :L short visit; with relatives.
A group of friends and relativesgathered.at thc E. W.Bordic
Clearance Sale-Fashion Cen-
fen-starts 'Thursday and lasts till
everything advertised in so ld-
here are some of the sensational
Bargains: Silk Dzesses-values to
$10 go at 8235;Silk Dresses-vnlucs w $15 gn at 55;Spying
Coats-values to $85 go at $5.95.
Entire shock Straw Hats for
Women--values w $5 go at 88c;
Womens and childrens Slippers are
reduced w $1 n pair-shop early
is about the best advice we can
give you and be sure and shop at
the Fashion Center.'25-lt
Ben Wachter ome.Mrs. E. C.Reid spent Friday
with her sister in Omdha.The Bert Lowe and Henry Rich-
ter families,Mr. und Mrs.G.F.Lowe and Mrs.Bertha Lowe ut-
tcnded a picnic at the Ruwc home
at Blair Saturday.Mr.and Mrs.Joe Souder and
daughters of North Platte, visited
Mrs. A. L. Sullivan Monday after-noon and spent the night at theJ. W. Brunton home.Mrs. Sulli-
van and Mrs.Brunton are aunts
of Mr. Souderl
liiins Marie Adams, who is at-
[tg md Lois,Secretary be accepted md placed the bills be hllovéd an nad and
Petersen and an ills.orders drawn in payment of the
=. I|.d Alden The motion was put and on rol!mme.\
'¥ .'"L ,___mll the followinz members. W. I-'.The motion wal nut ana on roll
L
,§',fe.'""" " "Hemphill, Wm. v. wngm, w. F. mn the following :il-mum. W. F.
urge Nelson Gutschow, J. T. Nelson, C. A. Rob- Hemphill, Wm. V. Wight,. F.
dnesday evo-zson, R. C. Hlldunan, voting 'Aye' Gutnchow, I. T. Nelson. C. A b-
Ruwc's.none voting 'Nay',the President esnn and IL C.Hit/chmnn otlng
» -declared the motion carried.|'Aye', none voting 'Nay', the Pren-
may a!I.01'Il00n.snr.uuu inns.u mMr s .Clif fo rd Ra y wa s a g u p . la n d f a mi ly we re W ei
pe r g u es t. S a tu r da y e ve ni n g a t the ' du g vi si to rs at Otto
I-Lum: Smith home.IntlIriin and Virxil Clemens called!All wool Bathing .Sul':new|The following bills wares read bylidcnt declared. the motion can-led.
$2.93, sans and $5.00 in an colors
and cumbinations-one and twa-
pieee effects.Best known brands.
Fashion Center.I t
1000 fresh new Wash Dresses io
select from at Y-he Fashion Center
priced at only $1 in sizes 14 Yo 46
In the cleverest styles of the entire
season.u
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Ninbrara--Bank of Niobmra
opened fo: business.
SCHOOL BOARD PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from page one)
The motion was put and all
members vnting 'Aye', none voting
'Nay', the President declared the
motion carried.
Secretary was instructed to get
in touch with McConnell and Green-
field, auditors, to audit the books
for the past year.
It was moved by W. F. Gutschow
and seconded by R.C.Hitchman
that the bond of E. A. Schmidt as
F tha Secretarv It was movedby Wm. V. Wright
EnB_"__"bBBa h hg l hI
$d,45l.41|nnd secoqded'hy R. C. Hitchman
'14.8llthat the Board purchase metal
gnrrs. D. Z. Mummert 20.00 lockers for the gigs locker rooms
|Mrs. I). V. Masser 10.00 from Kraus and Tr1iatin'as speci-
}Bertelsen Market 22.'f6fied in their blue 'print drawing
|Daniah Lutheran Publishing ,MCCD390, at a cost of $255.00 in-
lmh a haw rlmna :urn....... ... .-..,.._,...,...Mr . a nd Mr s . E lme r Mun s on an d
Mr . Ha ns A nd e rs o n a n d d a ug h te r ,
all o f Oma h a ,sp en t Saturd ay
nig ht an d Sun day a t th e Cla r k
Lippin c ott home.
M.-an.|M, ="|"mI fihann an d
E Co.4.45 lstnllcd comulew.
1 2.00
8.25
4.00
s.oo
25.00
1.70
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The -gp" was put and on roll
call the llowing members: W. F.
Hemphill, Wm. V. Wright, W. F.Gutschow, J. T. Nelson, C. A. Rhb-
eson. R. C. Himhman vgting 'Aye',
none voting 'Nay',th President
declared the motion carried.
The secretary was instructed to
iK. C. Decnsrf,iMargaret Jknkim
home Sunday evening." h a 'Aff f"T n n a n na n i m 1 1 V i # G u U G A !
Mi l! e r Mu n k
Mr s . F . A . W a s h b u r n
W o lf f D ru s r Co .
IMr. nnrl Mrs.Mikf
Sundav eveninz'Mrfmm M1-fred Olinger called
:1n E[rs ~ J. IIillmaruof Blair,}1'§I>¢i¢¢§aélédlwiw the lam; CW?" pf Cfmf
ay
members vnting 'Aye', none voting
'Nay', the President declared the
motion carried.
Secretary was instructed to get
in touch with McConnell and Green-
field, auditors, to audit the books
for the past year.
It was moved by W. F. Gutschow
and seconded by R.C.Hitchman
that the bond of E. A. Schmidt as
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1000 fresh new Wash Dresses to
select from at the Fashion Caster
prlcal at only $1 in sizes 14 to 46
in the cleverest styles of the entire
season.I t
0ptic Dppommities
The man without money ad-
wnys has the onporhmlty lo
make some, providing he will
¢ry~The man without good
eyesight has not always the
opportunity ol' improving it
If he nczlects it far too long
a time.Also, we mm with
poor eyesight has still las A
chance of making money, for
bnd eyes mean poor health
and much unhappiness.The
moment your eyes oomplnin,
careful eye treatment in in
order.
Dr. Norman K. Rathmann
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BLAIR. NEBRASKA
ROSE HILL ITEMS
Miss Marie Ward gave a sur-
prise party in honor of her pw-ther'§and falhefs twgnty-fifth
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ning, July 3.About ninety rela-
tives and friends were present.After a very pleasant evening ice
cream, cake, sandwiches and iced
ten were served.Rose Hill played ball at Her-
man Saturday moining,(and were
victors.Mr.and Mrs.Jimmie Sappen-field spent Sunday at the Jack
Dempsey home in Kennurd.
Mrs. Jens Petersen of Council
Bluffs,spent several days last.week at the home of her son, John
Petersen.A number of friends and rela~
tives helped Mrs. Walter Nielson
celelrate her birthday Thursday
evening.Mrs. .lens Petersen of CouncilBluffs,Mrs.John Petersen andDorothywereWednesdayafter-
noon visitors at the Wm. I-Ianr'n
home.'Sunday dinner guests helpinzsMrs. John Petersen celebrate hm
birthday were Mrs. Jens Pcter. on
and Hannah of Council Bluffs andMr. and Mrs.Fred Jensen and
family.In the afternoon aboutforty-five neighbors brought n'lovely lunch and surprised her.Those present were Messrs.and
Mesdnmes Wm.Hart,Howard
Appleby, Walter Appleby, GeorgeNelson,Walter Nielson,TfalterSappeniield, Norris Ward and Wm.Ryan,and families,Mrs.Detlef
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¢~.;cooperation in purchasing the seto l Source Records of the World
War from the Na¢.iona\ Headquar-
ters of the American Legion.
There being no further business
to come belore the board, they on
motion ndjoumed.
Attesrtz.E. A. Schmidt,
Secretary.
Earl, Fischer Inc.1.48
D. C. Heath and Co.4.77
International Chemical Co.20.W
Dmaha Printing Co.5.11
Omaha School Supply On.18.26
w.» M. Welch Mfg. Co,1.86
Yawman Erbs Mig. Co.5.10
Webster Publ. Cu.2.70
A. Hospe and Co.831.05
It was moved by Wm. V. Wright
md seeonddq J. T. Nelson that
THE ~ s w M A YU Q G~o .1 1
has produced an innovatia:i n iro ne ru -the u m m m
Th er mo -P ilte thut h a t :
nina: time! f um than nod.
and distribute: the heat to
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1'cI,n
working for a grading crew.Miss Leoia Cummings,wl
employed in Omaha, is spendtwoweeks vacation at theof }\er parents=, Mr. and Mrs. D. E
Cummipg:1
K . J .
h i s h m
last. we
bctwrccr
in um-n.|"°:':f_f=:.'2£':==L 1':£_':.1';E:';i :':":':*|*FE "Bd Mrs- _ueg. °'°"'°'¥m!'FiStaplehur|t, came Friday eveningDude Parrish who has been em-I miss uessxe L1yZ|l0|l _orove toplayedwith the section crew, has Sham Saturday morning and vis-
been laidoif for n time.Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Rose of
Omuhu, spent last week at the E.
W. Burdic home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Webster vis-
ited in Tekemuh Tuesday after'
noon.Connie stayed with her aunt
Mrs. Forrest lfrewster.'Miss Nettie Mae Cooper nnd a
(Hand cnme over from Des Moinesto spend the Fourth with her par~ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Cooperf
Supt.and Mrs.Shmder andchildren are spending a week with
relatives at Plnttsmouth, Neb.Mr. and Mrs.Chas. Davis of
Blair, were Herman visitors Tues-
ited her mother, returning Sunday
evening.A group of friends and rela-
tives gathered at the Cara Cam-
eron home to celebrate the Fourth
with a picnic.Misa Mildred Swanson ol Omahaspent Saturday and Sunday at thehome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. 0. Swanson.Mrs. A. J.Cameron leaves on
Tuesday for Winnipeg, Canada tospendafewweekswithhermother,Mrs. Bessie Eccles and
other relatives.Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Yakish and
Majil of Fremont, were Sunday
mxests at the Geo. Lowe home..
I
und La Dana of Omaha, spent Fri-day evening and Saturday at theMrs. Emma Ketchmark home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolff and
children,Mr. and Mrs.Irn Piper
and Mrs.Joe Bolln motored to
Fremont Sunday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs. Ernest Schmidt
and Eleanor rnotored to Coleridge,Neh. Friday where the spent theFo urth wi th Mr . a nd ~ Fra nk
Kesterson and family
Mr and Mrs Ernest Kruse
motored to Deadwood and Sturgis,
South Dakota where they are vis
itin relativesll rss Dora Khndt attended aluncheonat the home of Mrs
for s visit with Mr.and Mrs
Gudmond Sorensen.Mr. Dahl returned home Sunday and Mrs. Dahremained to visit longer with he
sister.A.E. Dixon suffered a sevenattacko! heart trouble Snturda;
and is improving under Y-he doc
tor's care.Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bunn, Mx
und Mrs. C. B. Bunn and Mr. on
Mrs Opal Reeves spent Sunda
with Mr and Mrs. A. R. Beales.Mr and Mrs. Thomas Dahl oStaplehurst spent Saturday nigt
und Sunday. \vith the Henry Sore!
sen family.Miss Helen Fackler_nnd En:
Hulse in Omaha on last Tuesday.. ~nh-.=Fan R hu.-nr q,nnd Pnlm
Hurst of Peru, came Friday for tli
...,...x....r wan. nv..ma Mn Gmday.Miss Maxine Johnson nttended n
Chi Omega picnic at Ouklund on
Wednesday.
O. L. llilsinger was transacting
business nt Ralston, Friday.
Darlow liurdic of Omaha,is
spending the "wk here at thehome of his grandparents, Mr.and
Mrs. E. W. Burwlic.
Mrs. E. W. Yowell came homeThursdny from the Immanuel hos-pital nt Omaha where she has been
n patient the past month.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Lowe enter-
tained at dinner Monday for Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Hover and childrenof Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Gil-bert Olson,Rosemary and Leu
Hannon.
Mrs. Curtis of Omaha, is a guest
of Mrs. Dode Farrish at present.Mr. and Mrs. James Van Horn,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Truhlsen, MissEvelyn Van Hom and Vemon Van
Hom went to the Elkhorn for aday's outing the Fourth.The men
nnant Fridnv nixzht there.
Miss lrene Welch of Kearney andClarkSwansonofOmahawere
yzur-sts of Mr.and Mrs.EugeneBurrlie Snturda and Sunda
guests over the week-end,MrsWest's mother Mrs Peter Knuth
of Fremont and her sister Mrs
Ido Sollers of San Francisco, MrsRosilla Uehling of San Diego, and
Mrs. Groeteke of HooperMrund Mrs Kyle Jansen and
Peggy of Grand Is md, pnd Mr
nnd Mrs. A. E. D yer and ehil
dren of Hooper, visited Saturday
and Sunday at the J.A.West
homeMr and Mrs Gerald Lltle of
Wayne, came Saturday and visited
until Sunday evening at the A. R.
Harper home.
'AnL1NG'roN NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. John Rina of Oma-ha, and Mrs. Laura Ripe of Pasa-dena. Calif., were visl\ora at the
y Y-
!\'lr. and Mrs. Glen West had left for Lake Okoboji lust Wed-nesday where they spent a couple
of weeks.J. M. Finch and Romona of Bell-wood, Nob., spent last Thursday ntthe home of Mr.and Mrs. Earl
Reeh and family.
Miss Josie Green at Omaha, wasthe honor guest at a picnic supperat Miss Dora Klindt's on the 4th,
Henry Rohwer, Mrs. Marie Meh-
rcns, Katie Mehrens and Mr. andMrs. Claus Mehrens and family at-tended a picnic supper at the Jacob
Slerk home Sunday.
Howard Rlx is the proud owner
of a new John Deere combine.Albert Proehnow is harvesting
his grain with a new Massey-
Harrla combine'I`he Kensington Club met at the
home of Mrs.Otto Iverson last
Wednesday.The C. H. Luttig family have
moved w the Schwager hoine,
south of town.Gaylord Beadle had the jnisfor-
"een-ena M............... .Fackler.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peter
son were also Saturday guests nl
the George Fackler home.Mr. and Mrs.Byron Bunn an:children were among those havinla picnic dinner nt the Hugo Haacl
home the FourtliMr. and Mrs.x Lyon and Mis:
Ardith of Coal Springs, S. D., Mis:Mamie Penora of Bison, S. D., Mr
and Mrs.Vincent Lyon and son
Junior,Mr.and Mrs.Roy Lyoiand son, Merle were supper guestof Mr. and Mrs. Elza King recent
ly.Other visitors were Mr. am
Mrs.Al King,Albert Shurnaki
Glow Faekler of Burwell, cam
to Omaha Monday to purchase 1new Ford truck and stopped-.wltl
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georg
Faekler.The Kindred Merry Ma - Clumet Thursday afternoon th Mn
Wallace Fitch when seventoe;
members were present.The present offirers were reflected _ns ful
nd Marion Gilliland.
After n few weeks visit herewithhis father,Stanley Lowe,Stanley Jr. returned in Alma, Neb.
last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs.L. A. Woodward
drove to Walthill Sunday and vis-
ited Mr.Woodward's sister,Mrs.
C. W. Butts and family.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olson, Dagmar
and lvan nttcndell a birthday partyat thc Thorvald Petersen home on
Sunday in honor of Mr. Petersen'sbirthday.
Louis Patadle of Chicago, spent
the week-end here with his bro-
ther Gil .bertMr. and Mrs. Chr Hansen spentFridayat Omaha visiting theirdaughter,Mrs Pete Hansen and
family.Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cameron left....,...»:,.».
H. W. Schoettger home`S'unday.
Rev. anml`Mrs. W. A. Westermanand children who have been visit-here for several weeks with herparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Scheer
Sr.,expect to leave Wednesday
morning'for Kansas Thursday
they will go to Seattle where RevWesterrnnn will have nine or more
charges.Mr and Mrs. Scheer en
tcrtained a Large group of rela
tives at a farewell party in their
honor Sunday evening
Mrs le ns Fchtenkamp is con
fined to her bed with u sprained
backMr and Mrs Charles Hovendick
the S H Lockman home
Mr and Mrs .lake Adams and
family spent the Ponrtn with rels
tune to drop a pulley on ms tootand was making good use of a pairol crutches for a few days.
/Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schsuch and
daughters,Vera Mae and Rub
Catherine spent last Tuesday wit
Mrs. Anna Wriedt.R. 0. Paradise of Tekamah, wasfound in an unconscious condition
on the parking in front of the Mrs.
Anna Roberts home.He was given
first aid by Dr. Geesaman and was
rushed to the Blair Hospital.
Richard Sievers is substituting
for Ms.Oral Harrison and MissKlausaen is taking R.ichard's place
in the store.
the vicinity of Ft. Calhoun is well
under way and a normal crop is
predicted.
of Herman, spent Sunday here
»x m n ot.
The harvesting of small grdn inl
lows:pres..Mrs.Harry Tysonvice-pres., Mrs. Clyde Fitch; sec.treas., Mrs. Prentice Smith.Mrs
Fitch served delicious angel foo(
cake, ice cream and coffee.Mrs
Byron Bunn is hostess July 18.
BENCH Norss
Mr.and Mrs. 1led Olsen -an
children and Miss Edna Jensen visited at the Glenn McDonald hom
Sunday afternoon._Mrs.Fred 'Peck and cl-uldre
spent Tuesday evening a t th
Charles Koenig home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger wer
Saturday dinher guests of Mr. an
Mrs. George Olinger of Modade, lx
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Andre:son visited at the George Folle
wa.
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add to the value of your home
Install New Bath Fixtures During the
.summer months.Installation now
causes less inconvenience than in the
colder months.You will be surprised
too at the new low prices of material
and installation.
v
Moore Plum bing Co.
BLAIR. NEBRASKA
1`3'f`ff\'2-'E'=1`?§=3»f`¢?1`?i"-`i55§<i"i¥»°3?1r"f"`5fil"ffé<`IésE<i"i!`§§7\21'£'-3_*1a=°'"f;=°eIALONG THE home Friday evening.
'nm nxlhminz relatives unme Limit nukes mm may make atrip into Canada.Mr.nnd Mrs. Jesse Hover and
children were here from Battle
Creek.Nob.for as visit over the
Fourth at the Gilbert Olson home.
J.A.West :md son have beehavingsonicimprovements... ni
bo their store.New shelving hasbumaddcdf the stock rearranged
and the entir¢interior has been
painted white.
or NOHOIK, spent me wean-cnu utthe Will Reckmeyer home.Mrs. Emil Scheer, Mrs.Martin
Nieman and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest
Merkling of Fremont,drove to
;Ellsworth, Kansas Friday where
they are visiting with relatives.g H. J. Grove s painting the ex-terior of his residence._Miss Ruth Meierhenry,who is
assistant mana er of the Colle..r seCnfetena at_L\nceln,came homcl
BOTTOM ROAD
Miss Mary Hurdum came from
'Lincoln Saturday morning bospend
two :lays with her parents,Mr.
and ~ Fred Hurdum, re turningto su mer school Sunday evening.Miss Eleanor Dixon came fromAmes,Iowa Friday evening,and
returned Sunday evening for three
weelcs more o1_the summer session
friends enjoyed a picnic dinnc
and supper at the E. C. Lippincni
home the Fourth:Mr.and MrLyle Guyer and children, Mr. nnMrs. Clark Lippincott and ddtuzl
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MunsmI-iuhs Anderson and daughter, Joh
Dulaney nnd Mrs. Emma Huog
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mencke ar
family were Sunday dinner gues'
of Mr. and Mrs. Louie Meneke.Miuune 'Mnnnarnt 'RnrlanrnwMis s Ruth Rafa h o f Bla ir, v
gu e st ovc r Su n d ay o f Mr s. 1
| n \ | . n
| .an a over the wee k-ena.an me state c ollege." : '~~~»-----»-~-----= »---K. H.Mr. and Mrs. Ha ns S pegg ers and Mr s .Ge o r ge Hai n an d Vi r g in i a ,Bla1r,an d Clmrln tte Srruth '
rlnllnhtor.Ru th Wert!c alled h e r e M r g . K mme t h Ty g o n a n d Mf g W m_Cqqncj _ BlE|_ff§¢spent Satu rllt
"Kim a xg-eek'| my nt the Cove ?§E\"`6]&\»|{{ Friday evenlng by izhn drove m ()m,|,| w|,d,|"d;g_ 1
m n !hnnmml nt Omnhn.Min the lllneu af Mn.. K. Ely, Mp. Virginia _gtnyed_-ith l1er_|¢r§ _- _
with Ruby rraagerow.Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Beekmr
md Alice and Mrs. Ella Price vi
ted at the E. C. Lippincott honFuesday evening,Mr. and Mrs. Philip Specht an
laughter spent Saturday gnd Su
Maggie Lowe came home Monday.She will lnicr have her back pu!
_in a cnst.
Vernon Vnn Horn came from Un
cnln to spend the Fourth at his
home here.Evelyn, who had spentthe week here, accompanied him toLincoln Suhalny.
The town bzdl team played at
Blair Friday durlng the four day
celebration, winning from the Blair
team.Mr. and Mrs. Everett Himes andchildrendroveto Omaha Sundayandwen-dinner guests of Illr.
and '\1re q \1 "fllamn
Speggers remained to assist in the
care of her mother.Mr, and Mrs. Chns. Dooghe andsan, Monte, Mr. and Mrs. Waller
Eehwnknmp and family and Mr.
and Mrs.F.E.Webb drove toScribner Sunday in spend the day
at the Ben Cook home.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snocker at
Lincoln, spent the week-end at the
home of Mrs.Mary Han.Ray-mond Hart retumed to Lincolnwith them and will spend a week
or so them.Mrs. Clyde Cook entertained at
.... au...-.....|f...nu #M hm- uma
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gen-ringer until Sunday when Mr. and
Mrs. Hain went after her.Mr. and Mrs,Hurry Tyson andson, Paul were supper guests onthe Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Wav
son Tyson and P. M. Tyson of
Blair.Mrs. Gudmond Sorensen had anguests her nlece, Miss Anna Ved-svzd of Staplehurst, who came on
'Monday atnd sister,Miss Evelyn
Vedswd o Staplehurst, who cameFriday.Both girls retumed home
Wednesday.Mm ' Marv Sinnntt of Omaha
wa.
N E W . . .
Bath Fixtures
add to the value of your home
Install New Bath Fixtures During the
.summer months.Installation now
causes less inconvenience than in the
colder months.You will be surprised
too at the new low prices of material
and installation.
v
Moore Plum bing Co.
BLAIR. NEBRASKA
the clothes more :vcnly. useth e May ta g Table Iroaer
whammr that is an dc ctrir:
will ping.
PHONE for A free trial of
Lhe M m m W u h c r , th e
Maytag lroncf or both. Tent
them o n y our own wnhinl
a n d ~ I f t h e M g y t a g
damn' t sell iucif, don't beep
it. Divided pay ment: y ou'l
never min..
Ta-me Mmmsca Commun
7Mf.:md Zllrsf Charles Mcllridd
and children of Blair, visited Sun-
day at the Taylor and Earl French
home.Mrs.llnrry Bentley and MissDorothyZ\lcClnndish of Omaha,and Mrs. Ben Wachter spent. Sun-
day evening visiting Mrs.Anna
Hugelman.Friday Mrs. A. H. Lowe enter-
tained at a one u'clock luncheon
.........,.......,.....,..,.....son,Eugene at her home Fridayevening.The chlldrun enjoyed
games on the lawn and the lunch
was also scrved out of doors.Jimmie Badger, little son of Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Badger broke his
arm last weak while playing.
Mrs. H. W. Schoettger vlsltedim
Friday at thc A. E. Woodman homeln Omaha.Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hahlbeck an-
spent. Saturday and Sunday with
her sisters,Mesdames L. Grimm,
Harry Tucker and Frank Pitzer.Mr. and Mrs. Frltz Muller callcd
at the George Beard home Satur-
da evening .and left their son.Leland for a (ew days visit.
Mrs. Wayne Smith and two chil-
dren of Omaha, spent WednesdaywithMr. and Mn. Sam Steele.Evelvn Smith returned with them
1'b o l u s without ,fh a H» : . |' u u » » ; u m » i r f : f £ ' p » a m | » ¢ w
Fallers Appliance~Company| v n |ler s my Fremont, Nebraskail S,,;;;for Mrs. John Hooks of Mt. Clem» nounoe the arrival of a daughte for a visit with relatives.eta, Mich.. Lirgs. John Sidner of 'l'e- an Tuesday, June 30th.|Mr. and Mrs. Linton Puffer and
kamnh and Mlss Hazel Raw They Mr.and Mrs.Fred Meierhenry two children and Walter Peck ofspent [ho afternoon vlnylns bridge. and family drove to Ithaca Sunday Teknmah, were Sunday guests of
Hola Pnfnrsnn nf W akefield Na h in ..n..n.\Han fnnn\m\ ni n a\mn|\.¢nx¢l l a mn.I Nhnn Nnumm 'WATfiPk.Repellant Farnberg Hafdware
Blair, Nebraska
D. E. HARDY
»p2}»`£'¢iJ'€§&=`i3e§d¥i?i'?éfitiif3il| "':Iii-f`IEa"i`mrSf"€§i."i>5`of5:";,I,i1"",{;,'§"Af"ii im u?-§ltlll""
Gilbert Potadle and his brotherqaon, Manta of Lincoln, visited over!dly with her puonln Hr. lnllhlra.
Lodi of Chicago, spent SU*-\|l'¢|!Y:the Faullh at ills home of them. B. Bunn.
Gi v e s c omfor t to c ows
horses and hogswith their motlier at Malmo, N05§former's sister, Mfs. Walter Ech-_ Miss Bessie Morgan
M r .a n d M r s .F r a n k C a m e r o n l t e n k a m p .W a y n e w h e r e a h e i s
§ h r |f f n n n | \ n n l ' T n b n r n n h t vh f h A Y IJ .T h B N I'M n D ~F G A ! !f` \ n i !l \l s n fn r n a a nn i n n n l f n !~Local represe1tztive for the alggnfe dqalersSold byterlainod .il dinner Sunday at the
H. 13. Cameron home.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Robertsonjoined Dr. Mead and family, MissAnnaandIIenrRaveI Bl i rr 0 aon the high bnn§s of the Elkhorn
ncnr Font llone e for a picnic the
F th
y n " n u . . . . p |L n v n u ;u l v u ut o t h e i r f a r m a t O n a w a ,I o w a . n g
S u n d q y .
M r .a n d M r s ." m f G i l f r y a n d
M r .a n d M r s .R h e a G i f r y a n d c h i t ;
d r e n s p e n t S u n d a y i n S h e n a n d o a h
G e o r g e S c h o e t t g e r ,a c c o m p a n i e d
b y h i s s i s t e r M i s s C l a r a ,l e f t W e d
with her parents,Mr. and Mrs.
George Morgan.Tuesday evening gu~ts of Mr.and Mrs. Kenneth Tyson were Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Holmes of Omaha;
Mrti gpd Mrs. Oscar Pedersen, Mr.
..- an rs. Han? Tyson and Paul.
our nesday morning bv auto for Hun-Mr. and Mrs. James Paulson and
--M=.5r"°1.?1¢r1f>'. ¥iP'?° und ?'"f"=a?°.f'i-HE 3-xhrre he F':"*=ff=P» hfwe A"".f',e"\=>'=== =11d..?*'==*-
Phan; 285 Blair, Nebraska
Blair Drug Co T H E
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BLAIR, NEBRASKA
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4ped from here neatly.
Scotia-New Johnson
formally opened in Musa
- ing.
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Dodphan-Klennefh
purchased McCleery D
and in future will be
Harris Drug Sfaxe.Madrid-Western E1~
pany erecting new and
substation at southwest
town.Hay Springs--Bids o
construction of new A
building.Reconstrudiun of »Plantation Highway No.
raska National Fares
Planting Camp No. 3 an~
Cow Camp rapidly ~¢
pletion.
Local News
PAVING FROM CALH~
To COU
U
A very fine mewh n
no laid between FL
the unty line and is
mos beautiful drives i
with its winding curves
roadway leading its w
out of the hills amon~
wonderful scenery po~
road, however, is an ye
the public awaiting the
hi'a bridge which,a
rumor will not be rea
before August lst.
Advertise in The Enwrnrlaa
Mr.and M m Wm.M.....cl\en
~I Omaha, were recent dollars at
~e Kenneth Pounds home.
The Wesleyan Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs M. R. Bendor!
Friday afternwflv July 10.
Henry Borcherding of Fremont,
was a pleasant caller at the Elza
King home last Friday evening.
Miss Marie Barron from the
Bench vicinity. visited in the homeof Mrs. Maude Immon Saturday.
Miss Madge King of Omaha. and
'Harold While of Lincoln,spent
the Fourth ut the J. s. Roberts
home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Verplank of
Valley Junction, Iowa spent the
weekend at the parental,Elzy
King home.Mrs, E. M. Terrell and Marshall
are vimlting with Mrs.Tenell's
sister,Mrs.Chauncey Lynn of
Arlington.Miss Ruth Cheely will entertain
n few friends at a miscellaneous
shov.~r f.~r Bliss Ruth Brass, on
Friday cloning.
Emfsl Tomlilad's mother,Mrs.
M.'l`or|\blnd of San Francisco.
PRESENT MUS
The pupils of Miss L
Counu -n, nameto spud a couple of weeks with
ralntivem' They an vidting at tho
pqwnhl, Ray Johnston home.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leonard o!
e ....
lt's no disgrace to borrow mon~l you mlke good use of it. Mo
~f the budrtss of the world
~one wholly or in part on box-ro~
~~pital.II only men who hs
-» ~les of money could do husine
e wheels of progress would nes
y stop in short order and the
would be little employment
labor, lt's the borrower who kee
things going.The borrower rn~
"promise to ps y" at o ee f
definite time a certain amount
money.But he knows little
nothing of what conditions
must encounter.He hopes
favorable conditions and been
he has faith in the future and
a thousand other uncertainties,
dustry goes on.Such a msn is
xblic benefactor and is entitl
some consideration in the fi
adjustment of things.He sho
not be punished,as millions'
men have been punished duri
the past 11 years, and be strip~
of all his property because c
ditions have made lt impossi
for him to pay his debts on ti
The exnction of "the pound
flesh" should be conditioned u~
times being reasonably fnvora~
I! conditions turn adverse,ev
mon who can show that he
Mrs. Violet hnson has been
onflncd w her home with a
~re attack ol mnsilitis.|
Miss Atha and Everett Pilcher~f Omaha, spent last Sunday viithl
Blair relatives and mem.g
Miss Alenc Sutherland of bmign
is visiting Evelyn Hagge this week
at the Peter Hagge home.
News from the bedside of Mrs.
Frank Jenkins at this wrlting, in
that she is very law.
Mrs. Meno Good and children of
Tekamah,have been visiting in
Blair since Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Meyers and Jean of
Valley Junction, Iowa, spent last
Friday visiting friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Hancock
were Sunday afternoon visitors at
the P. M. Wilcox home, south of
Blair.
Mrs. Leo Kilian and son, Bobby
of Wakefield, Neb,, came 'hzesday
af!/ernaon for a visit with Mrs.
Myrtle Kilim.
Mrs. Fred Long, who has been
on the sick list the past few weeks
does not improve as rapldly as
she had hooed.
Mrs. Fred Rankin ol Omaha, is
Bakery
llc build-
.Harl'la\
xg Store ~
m o w n a s
rlc Com-
enlargedcomer of
Mr. and Mm. Jens Krogh.
Mn. I-'rank Guaer and Hen-nan
were shoppers in Fremont Thurs-
day Afternoon.
Mr.and Mm.Frank Gaaxer,
Amanda, Tracy and Reinhart vin
ited at the Leon Sumner home on
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Whited were
dinner guests in Omaha Sundayl
at the Mrs. Braumagh home.
Mr.and Mrs.Charles Mlsfeldb
$10 go at $2-951 Silk Dresses-
values to $15 gc ah 55;SpringCostavalues ho $35 go at $6.95\
Eztire ltock Straw _Hats for
Women-values to $5 go at 88c;
Womens and chllreng Slippers are
reduced to $1 a pair-shop early
in about the best advice we can
give you and be sure and shop at
the Fashion Center.25-It
Go ng 'ro I. o . o . F. no m:
Blair, going to school in n little'
iding on the ground where Dr.
urdocl1's office now stands.
In 1s1}she was man-led to
|George P. DeTemple the ceremony
being performed at Plattsmouth.
Retuming to Blair they moved
into the home where for fifty-
eight years she resided and where
both she and her husband panned
lway.Coming to the stale an a pio-
<1 .with four grandchildren,are left
tu moum his death.
inhis dealing: with men the de-
ceased was strictly honest,a
gentleman of the old school wha
believed and trusted humanity.
He lived the life of a true ehrls-uafl Paying all that was due and
livmg up to his faith ln every
manner.He was a member of Y-he Metho-
dist church,of the Masonic and:
9
n l
pened for
gricultural
ortion of
5 on Neb-
between
lMcGinn'E
ring com-
»UN
ITY LINE
o
' paving id
ilhoun and
one of the
i the state
ind smooth
ay In and
the most
sible,The
t dosed to
completion
cording to
ly for use
Ein.
milln Wnmri
gntartained at a family reunion on
the Founh.
All wool Bathing Sdts -ne w
shipment just received priced at
$2.95, $3.98 me ;s.oo in sn colors
and combinations-one and two-
plece ailects.Beat known brands.
Fashion Center.l t
NOTICE
To all whom it may concern.To
the legal residents of school dis-
trict No. 21 and of school district
No. 53, all ol Washington County,
Nebraska:'
y ynotified that on the third day of
Juno, 1931, William C. Kubie filed
his petition under Chapter 79,
Section 104 Compiled Statutes ,of
Nebraska '-1929 as amended in
1981, alleging that he is the own-
er o! the north halt of the north-
west quarter,and the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter,
On last Monday,Mr.and Mrs-
J.E. Hanna drove out to York,
Neb.,taking with t.l\ern Nels L .
Jensen, who entered theOdd Fel-
low home at that place.Mr. Jensen has been a consistent'
Odd Fellow for the past twenty-
two years.For the past twenty-
one years he has been the watch-
man at the Blair rsikoad bridge.
This service was discontinued last
January and he was thus forced
out ol employment.Being eli-
Kibls to entry to the home he ap-
plied for admittance and is now
nicely settled in his new quarters.
I. 0. o. F- INSTALLATION
OF OFFICERS
The installation of office;-s for
the I. O. 0. F. of Blair Lodge No.
14 is to be held this (Thursday)
evening.Members are urged w be
present
You and each of ou are bereb
and thc west half of the southlest_1000 fresh new Wnsh presses Un
quarter all of section 10, Township select from at the Fashion Center
19, Range io east of the can P. 1\.1.|;m¢ed at only $1 in sim 14 ¢° f16
bk.. .|...,.m..e eiulnn nl tha nnhrn
neer settler,sue had a store ofearly experiences which were very
remarkable.She wus active in the
early social history of the tovm
and was n charter member of the
Monday Afternoon Club and also of
the Ladies Aid Society.Interest ln
social topics kept her alert and
up oo the end she was up-bo~date
in the latest civic news of im-
portance.She was indeed an in-
teresting and admlmble c r
and will be missed by her circle
of friends.
She leaves to moum her death
two sons,George C.of Roswell,
New Mexico and Frank of Los
Angeles, California,also u bro-
ther,James Murray.who has
made his home with her,and u
sister,Mary Ann Wonderly of
I
Eastern Star fraternities and lived
"P to their precepts and teachings.-
Tho funeral i to be held this(Thursday)nfzernoon at two
o'clock from the Methodist hurchwith Rev. Pardun giving all fun-
eral sddress und the Eastern Star
ln charge while later at the grave
the ceremonies will be in char e
of the Masonic organization.
MEETS DEATH BY ACCIDENT
Mr. and Mrs. HI W. Meierhenry
and family, 'received the shocking
news last Friday morning of the
death of a nephew and cousin,
Richard Tivptow at Ithaca, Neb.,
in Saunders county, who was fot-
ally injured Thursday aitemoon.
Alden, Montana.The yo\_man, nineteen years
The funeral services were h@m|°"'- was c ing gram in the liar-
at shso A.lu. from the cnh.»|i¢p"'" new. _Another brother,Rnlph
church on Monday,July 6 wa¢h|W"spraying the horses,giving
Father Jonaitis officiating nnd.§'€'""'fl'°f f\'°{'"the "when
interment was mode in the Blair! Dick stcppedin front of h°'"'"'"
cemetery.to quiet them.The horses started
lm mn and the dive wheel of the
.,,binder passed owr the young m:\n'sma nn L EROY DUDGEO):hm-lr mid lm aiiffnrml In-nlrnn
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for n\'irit with relzitivcs.
Abe Sutherland,who has been
in lll health for the past fewweeks does not show o great deal
of change in his condition.
Mr,and Mrs.Henry Schmidtanddaughter,Pnuline and Ralph
Beulcs, of Omaha spent Saturday
evening at \V. C. Lindenfs.
Mrs. Ray Johnston, who under-
went nn operation a few weeks
ago,is improving nicely and in
able to sit up n part of the time.
The Druscilla Guild of the First
Lulhegnn church,met last Wed-
ncsduy afurmoon at the d1ureh
purlors.Mrs.K. Hundahl is the
hostess.
Wm. Carter was up from Omaha
last Sunday to spend the day wiih
his wife, who has been with her
mother, Mrs. Jonas Buroham since
her illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Siert retumed
Monday evening from Northfield,
Minn., after spending a few weeks
with their daughter,Mrs. Paul
Lowe and Mr. Lowe.
Mr. and Mm George Ruhr _.ln
spending a couple ox wean:mu-her mother, Mrs. E. S. Booty and
other relatives here.Mrs. Harry Bentlefnd Dorothy
McCnndlish of Omah were lastSundayvisitorsat5%home of
Miss Gertrude Meadf
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. 'Wilkinson
returned from Lake Okoboji the
forepart of the week, afterabout
two weeks vacation there.
Mr.and Mrs.Everett Tyson
drove up from Plzxttsmouth Friday
ovcning to spend the Fourth with
Blair relatives nml friends.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray Gates and
two children came from Grand
Island today for a few days visit
with Mr.and Mrs.F. \V. Amdt.
Mrs.Will Ward of Council
B'luf£s, is spending the week visit-
ing Mrs. Watson Tyson and Mrs.
Charles Haynes and other relatives
Mrs, W. F. Hemphill is suffering
from a very painful felon.ln
order to relieve the excruciating
pain lt was found necessary to per-form a minor operation this mor-
nmg..
___._..,___man wno can snow tnut nu nuanot squandered money or lived be-
yond his means, should he aceord~
ed the leniency In payment.of
dehts'thnt Hoover has offered to
the nations of Europe.They are
up against the impossible and
should have mercy shown them.
But the farmers o i this nation,
and many business men too,are
up against the impossible,and
mercy should be shown them by
the postponement of executions
and foreclosures.In the long run
the creditor class will get more of
their money hack by extending
mercy bo the oppressed than by
demanding the pound of flesh.
Look what the farm foreclosures
of the past 10 years have done to
us.The title of thousands of
farms has passed into the hands
of the big loan companies who do
not want the land and cannot
possibly use it.Their only course
is to dump the land onto the mar-
ket at a fraction of its value and
thereby the value of all lands is
pared down perhaps to less than
the mortKBK¢s thereon.
thin
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I
...V ,~,...= V......,...._._....._...,.presented a musical at the Kempl
home Wednesday afternoon.Miss'
Kemp invited their mothers to he'
premnt and they enjoyed the pro-
gram very much. ` Out of town
guests were Alene Sutherland of
Craig,gmt. Miss Cohen of Omaha.
Light refreshments wtrrc served
at the closg of the aftemimn.
The following young people wok
purt:Gwendolyn Hopkins,Billy
Meredith Stewart,Jimmie Joe
Gutschow, Helen Pound, Odile uno
Virginia Buchanan,Dorothy Ann
Sherman, John Sager, Peggy Mur-
doch,Janet Hemphill,Marjorie
Bohanon and Evelyn I-Iagge.
WM. BRYANT ILL
Wm.Bryant of this city,was
taken ill of heart trouble last Sat-
urday and has steadily grown
worse.Two sons,Burroughs o i
Cheyenne,Wyo.,and Norman of
Grand Junction, Colorado are here
doing everything in the power of
human ossibility but aparently
an nn wasmngwn bounty, Ncoras..ka, now located in school district
No. 21, and that there are resid-
ing thereon,as legal residonta,
children of school nge,and that
their place of residence is more
than two miles from the school
housein their own district and atleast one-half mile nearer to the!
school house in the adjoining dis-
tdct, namely district No. 53.The
petitioner prays that this boqrdset off the above described lamll
from school district No.21 and
place it in school dislritt No. 53.You are further notified that a
hearing will be had upon said peti-tion before the undersigned board
ln the office of the County Super-
intendent of Washington County,
Nebraska in the city of Blair, Nelrrasha on the 20th day of July,
1331 at the hour of 10 o'clock A.
M. of said day~
Board:Lester E. Belford,
County Superintendent.
Fred Guyer.
County Treasurer,
George C. McQuan'ie,
-1| me ue-_y ..... e.....,season.l t
NEGRO SINGERS
AT BAPTIST CHURCH
A gmup of real artists from the
Pilgdm Baptist church of Omaha
;vices of the local Baptist church
,and will put oh .o program i`catur~
ing old spiritual and jubilee hm--
monies.A silver offering will hc-
taken.
mes. nr: TEMPLE
ANSWERS CALL
Mrs. George P. DeTemple, aged
81 years,passed away at her
home on Grant street on July 4th
after an illness of about four
'I-nq,m.hs.
will be present at the evening- ser-|
Frank Dudpreon,well known
citizen of Blair and pioneer resi-
deht of Washington county, passed
away nt his home on north Walker
avenue at three-fifteen Tuesday
back and intemnl injmu=,_T}1¢
I
I
morning following nn illness of;
three months,During his illness
he suffered a paralytic stroke
from which hc could not rally.
Deceased was 65m in Red Wing,
Minnesota May 30, 1858,When he
was nine yaers of axe the family
moved to this county in the year
1867.Crossing the river on n
ferry at De Soto the family
settled on a homestead south of
Blair now owned by Wm. Voss.
Here he grew to manhood and on
September 20,1393 he was mar»
ried to Miss Bertha Short.The
ceremony took place in Omaha and
for a time they made Omaha their
home.
The wife and one son, Roy Dud-
geon, also one sister, Mrs. W. D.
Smith of Tekamnh, and one bro-
ther,W.D.Dudgeon of Omaha,without §v,§|_County Clerk.25-2t 'Catherine F.Murray was born
. ...,. ,r .......=_,.tin New York City in 1850 of]
lower part of his bully mls porn-
lyzed but he was cm\><ima until
the end.Ho wus mshed to the
Wahoo hospital when: he died fourhours after the accident.
Mr.and Mrs.Mc-ierhenry and
daughter, Hattie and Mr. and Min.
Walter E.llleierhenry of wc-at of
Blair,attended the funeral ser-
vices Sunday nftcrnonn ut the
Evangelical church nl Ithzlrn.
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w e d u e s d a y
JULY 1s'rn
CL ARENCE c u/\v EN
and Hin
Golden (hte Band
AT
King's Pavilion
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and daughter, Mardelle,and mr.Mr .and Mrs. Uarl Alluenwn vand Mrs. Harold Bates of Omaha, Chicago, are in Blair and vicinity cor
wen- Sunday visitors nt the Ansel for a few weeks while Mr. Ander- of
'nm \mm»~what nf Blair.mm does somé threshing here.He fox
lI|IU "IU 1IIC AUBCLD Alvin "" '° |m r nfygn; nas ggen 3 \l.l|VCll.HEzditiono f th i ng s ?Th e f a r me r sale sman f o r th e Ha n s e n glove
c ours eégho lose sa $1 5,000 farm people f o r a long'te r m o f y ears 1
$5 : 1a»mo ag e. B u t th e loa n a n d is a n old resident o f Blai r,4
Clearanc e S a l e - F a s h i o n Cen-f i s h mre nta ge nnfi whe n b ut si n:
te r -- s tar ts Th u rs d a y a n d la sts ti ll y e a r s of a g e mo ve d wi th h er p a r -
eve ry thi ng adve rti sed is so ld - -en ts to J ac kson,Ne br as ka ,an d
»r 1. -. ;nan!CSL.
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on e p rice clo f hie r
B l a i r , - N e l m
OUR REGULAR ;R1CE
O m a r W o n d e F l o u r
$1.24 per 48 lb. sack
Your Choice in
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~noor BEER snmnStop and get that cold, refreshing drink lt our Root Beefsnnd.Howell's Rn0¢ Beer-none better.All k&nds nf ice
cold pop and near beer. Mase Superior Ice Cream.GOOD SERVICE ALW-AYS OPEN
Our Store is Open Evenings
here gre ~some of ~he se~tional later to Blair in about 1871.Shv
Bargmns: Silk Dresses-values to obtained her early education in
i r a d e w i t h -
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on e p rice clo f hie r
B l a i r , - N e l m
OUR REGULAR ;R1CE
O m a r W o n d e F l o u r
$1.24 per 48 lb. sack
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cold pop and near beer. Mase Superior Ice Cream.GOOD SERVICE ALW-AYS OPEN
Our Store is Open Evenings
here gre ~some of ~he se~tional later to Blair in about 1871.Shv
Bargmns: Silk Dresses-values to obtained her early education in1\
ily
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lrs. Clifford Munson and fam-
und Miss Corn Terrell of
lulm, and Ed Terrell of Wuhoo,
ted in thepnrental, E. M. Ter-
home over the Fourth.
ohn Moore und daughters, Bei-»e and Gladys returned last l-`ri»
r from a couple of weeks vacu-
1 nt Denver, visiting their son'
l brother, Farabee Moore.
llra. Clyde Compton entertained
. Monday evening bridge cluh ut
Wm. Fornberg home this week.
s. Theo. Lundt wan first prize
i Mrs. Donald Stewart the cut.
Billy George,son of Mr.and
's.'Kenneth George of Omaha,
s been spending the past week
the home of his grandparents,
r.and Mrs. Will Kuhr in this
Y-.nab
Frederick |Kolterman,who was
rmerly employed at the J.L.
uunds clothing store, is now with
s father in the Racket Store
'mere he will learn the business.
mmie Pounds Jr. takes his place
the clothing store.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Pieper andl
milv soent Monday evening at
is at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Walter Nelson in the Rose Hill
neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bnuse und
family of Knmrar, iowa, spent lust
Saturday night at the home of
Mrs.Myrtle Kilim.Ted Holler,
son nf Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Holler,
retumod home with them to be a
guest ol their son, John for two
wceki.
Miss Alioe Piel of Sioux City,
was a guest of her aunt, Mrs. I.
Sherman last week while Mr, Sher-\
num 'tovk a vacation trip to Lake
Okohoji.Mrs.Sherman's nieces
and hephew, Ruth, Josephine and
'Robert Cohen of Omahu, also spent
a few days here.
Mrs. Ernest Tornhlad retumed
from Sioux City last week and wasaccompanied by her sister,Mrs.
J.S.Bennett and son, who are
wsitlng at the Tornhlad home.
Mr. Bennett joined his family the
forepart of the week where he is
enjoying s vacation.
Douglas and Dudley Carter ar-
rived last Saturday morning, July
4th for a visit with their mother
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$1.24 per 48 lb. sack
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one price clofhier
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~noor BEER snmnStop and get that cold, refreshing drink lt our Root Beefsnnd.Howell's Rn0¢ Beer-none better.All k&nds nf ice
cold pop and near beer. Mase Superior Ice Cream.GOOD SERVICE ALW-AYS OPEN
Our Store is Open Evenings
North Slde Store
JENS NIELSEN, 'Proprielor '
P H O N E 113 - 114 W e D e l i ve r
OUR REGULAR ;R1CE
O m a r W o n d e F l o u r
$1.24 per 48 lb. sack
H<Z.Q
on e p rice clo f hie r
B l a i r , - N e l m" ~'"|' ;|~
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Your Choice in -
~noor BEER snmnStop and get that cold, refreshing drink lt our Root Beefsnnd.Howell's Rn0¢ Beer-none better.All k&nds nf ice
cold pop and near beer. Mase Superior Ice Cream.GOOD SERVICE ALW-AYS OPEN
Our Store is Open Evenings
North Slde Store
JENS NIELSEN, 'Proprielor '
P H O N E 113 - 114 W e D e l i ve r
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~ld iw and ne~r beer. Mase Superior Ice Cream.
GOOD SERVICE ALW-AYS OPEN
Our Store is Open Evenings
T ruc k s
|930 Chevrolet
|929 Chevrolet
l928 Chevrolet
Your Choice inf-
U S E ~
W ~ ~ - ' g
Carefully Checked and Re-
'built in our Shops.
North Slde Store
JENS NIELSEN, 'Proprielor '
P H O N E 113 - 114 W e D e l i ve r
FOR YOUR PQULTRY
K. W. Fattehing Mash
Puts your poultry on the
market earlier
$ 2 . 0 0 p e r c w t .
$1.90 in soo lb. lots
K. w. rm MEAL~ 'E`$`$£°f"°`
$1.90 m soo nb. nm
0pen Saturday Nights
PHONE 98
T h e
B l a i r n e w M i l l
KUHR and WRIGHT, PTOPS.
#1
Lots of others.Trade now.
-llVinton-Evans
C h e v r o l e t C o .
B L A I R N E B R A S K A
Coaches
1930 Chevrolet
1929 Chevrolet
|929 Whippet
IFCoupes
1929 Chevrolet
|628 Chemlet
Howeils-Improvements bo be
made in Kuwka Meat Market.
Clarks-Pollard garage located
on Lincoln Highway leased bo Lee
E. Tatum.
Cont:-ad.;to be let soon for
grading new highway between Cal-
houn and Blair.
Tekamah-Chas. Urban remodel-
ed his meat market.
Eustis-Six cars of stock ship-
THE HACK SAW
_ - - _ - - -
fewny Ad for Friday-Saturday, July 10 amd ll, in Blair
"~
(riB r e a d Tomatoes =i»
~v
White or Wwh hen Fancy Texan Red Ripe ~
made mth lmlk Fm g|L J2 l o a v e s 5 C Q M ; ~
VOLUME 5 Blair, Nebnakza, July 9, 1931 Number 44
ra Nw ~ each loc
A woman www s
letter nn the 12th,
but dated lt the
29th-she wu going'
to give it m her hus-
band to mall.Tlut
was foresight.
Use DEVOE Pune
for lower cost, long-er llfe.Thrlfty
owners know t h eeconomyo l good
glint.They buy on
the buds ot pmtec-
tion cnxtf-not prlce
per gallnm
lf you were to save
a cent Q. clny, two
Sauerkraut E'2`$"`&'L"§?»',"'¢..., ...IN
cents the n u t d n y
daubling the amount
for e ach d gy in t he
month,yon'd have
so pay ss,3as.'1o9.12
I ~'£"éT}LI'¢°"""~ [ v s _
" Milk :".:ir';;";.'*'"'lS¢
~P{.]BRIIRMS
|nn|»a.|¢sgma
r.]Large, fancy golden ripe fruit Large No. 2% dzecaxu
31 ~1 ~l 9 c
e ~e ~r e i ..ll.Mr.Jensen has not been
~llng well the past few days but
improved at this writing.
Lad: Sunday afte on visiwrsthe home of M~."§ E. Kelley
ere her son,Harold of Omaha,
r. and Mrs. Robert McGuire and
~'ly of South Omaha,Misa
.ng of Des Moines, Iowa and
~r. McGuire ol Perry, Iowa.
A number of friends gathered at
e Carl Pieper home last Monday
temoon to remind Harold Pieper
. ~t the ooasion was his hlnth
lrthday.The usual good time
~enjoyed followed by lovely
reshments served by Mrs.Pieper
is located at Chilucco, Okla. where
he teaches in an Indian school and
Dudley lives at Scotia, Neb.Dud-
ley returned Sunday evening but
Douglas expects to be here about
a month.
Last Sunday wus the scene of a
happy gathering at the Blair
swimming pool when the fullowln~
brought well lllled baskets and en
joyed dinner at noon: Dr. and Mrs
Earl Moats and family of thl~
city, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haller an
family, Mr .and Mrs. Gus Meier
henry and son, Howard, of nox-tlof Arlington, Mr. and Mrs. Alf
I-Iognnson and family of Uehling.
Mr.and Mrs. Louis Gorehamand children were' dimer guests at
the Frank Gasner home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.Pete Rasmussen
and children and Otto Petersen
were dinner guats at the Enrl
Fiuzh home Sunday in Omaha.
Gustav Kahnk visited at the
Raymond Kuhr home Sunday aft-
ernoon.Evening visitors were
Get a FLORENCE
Oil Stove at the re-
duced price and do
your eooldng with
comfort througlg the
hot summer months.
You can get I two-
quart i c e cream
freezer for ;1.oo
and freeze your own
ice ereun.
How Ln:
Young Wife:'The
post office is very
careless nv.times,
ian't it?"
Friend:"Yes,dear,
why?"
Young Wife: "Hub-
by is in Albany on
business and thecand he sent me in
pon: marked Atlan-
tic City."
lhnl to Answer
Willie: "Have Ibeen
goodlxmly, Mother!
Ma: "Yes, son, very
good."
Willie:"Do y o u
Lnmt me, Mother?"
Ma: "Why. of mane
I tum yan."
Willie:"Than why
do you keep the
jam hidden."
It in getting the
time of v w 'now
that the g n u is
getting hard in mow-
Let nl se ll you an
PmasfuHARDWARE
u
1:Clarkn-Pollard garage located
on Lincoln Highway leased bo Lee
E. Tatum.
Cont:-ad.;to be let soon for
grading new highway between Cal-
houn and Blair.
Tekamah-Chas. Urban remodel-
ed his meat market.
Eustis-Six cars of stock ship-
JENS NIELSEN, 'Proprielor '
P H O N E 113 - 114 W e D e l i ve r
fewny Ad for Friday-Saturday, July 10 amd ll, in Blair
"~
(riB r e a d Tomatoes =i»
~v
White or Wwh hen Fancy Texan Red Ripe ~
made mth lmlk Tomatoes.Fine for sud L132 l o a v e s 5 C 3 l b . z 3 § ~
ra Nw ~ each loc
Sauerkraut E'2`$"`&'L"§?»',"'¢..., ...IN
FOR YOUR PQULTRY
K. W. Fattehing Mash
Puts your poultry on the
market earlier
$ 2 . 0 0 p e r c w t .
$1.90 in soo lb. lots
K.w. |5§»}1:A.
$ 2 . 0 0 p e r c w t .
$1.90 m soo nb. nm
0pen Saturday Nights
P H O N E 9 8
T h e
Bl a ir Fe e d M il l
KUHR and W RIGHT, PTOPS.
I ~'£"éT}LI'¢°"""~ [ v s _
" Milk :".:ir';;";.'*'"'lS¢
L"J
{T]
~if]
'u
;T.B Pears
Hillsdale BgindILargf,fancy golden ripefruit Large No. 2% dzecaxu
||, , ,.4 % C each 19C
the Frank Gasner home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.Pete Rasmussen
and children and Otto Petersen
were dinner guats at the Enrl
Fiuzh home Sunday in Omaha.
Gustav Kahnk visited at the
Raymond Kuhr home Sunday aft-
ernoon.Evening visitors were
I
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n
1
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THE HACK SAW
_ - - _ - - -VOLUME 5 Blair, Nebnakza, July 9, 1931 Number 44
A woman www s
letter nn the 12th,
but dated lt the
29th-she wu going'
to give it m her hus-
band to mall.Tlut
was foresight.
Use DEVOE Pune
for lower cost, long-er llfe.Thrlfty
owners know t h eeconomyo l good
glint.They buy on
the buds ot pmtec-
tion cnxtf-not prlce
per gallnm
lf you were to save
a cent Q. clny, two
.,.,cents the nut dny
daubling the amount
for each dgy in the
month,yon'd have
so pay ss,3as.'1o9.12
on Che 80th dly u!
the month.Figure
it out
Get a FLORENCE
Oil Stove at the re-
duced price and do
your eooldng with
comfort througlg the
hot summer months.
You can get I two-
quart i c e cream
freezer for ;1.oo
and freeze your own
ice ereun.
How Ln:
Young Wife:'The
post office is very
careless nv.times,
ian't it?"
Friend:"Yes,dear,
why?"
Young Wife: "Hub-
by is in Albany on
business and thecand he sent me in
pon: marked Atlan-
tic City."
lhnl to Answer
Willie: "Have Ibeen
goodlxmly, Mother!
Ma: "Yes, son, very
good."
Willie:"Do y o u
Lnmt me, Mother?"
Ma: "Why. of mane
I tum yan."
Willie:"Than why
do you keep the
jam hidden."
It in getting the
time of v w 'now
that the g n u is
getting hard in mow-
Let nl se ll you an
PmasfuHARDWARE
a n d ~ k ~ t h e ~
easy for you.m . u . r m > m h
THE HACK SAW
_ - - _ - - -VOLUME 5 Blair, Nebnakza, July 9, 1931 Number 44
A woman www s
letter nn the 12th,
but dated lt the
29th-she wu going'
to give it m her hus-
band to mall.Tlut
was foresight.
Use DEVOE Pune
for lower cost, long-er llfe.Thrlfty
owners know t h eeconomyo l good
glint.They buy on
the buds ot pmtec-
tion cnxtf-not prlce
per gallnm
lf you were to save
a cent Q. clny, two
.,.,cents the nut dny
daubling the amount
for each dgy in the
month,yon'd have
so pay ss,3as.'1o9.12
on Che 80th dly u!
the month.Figure
it out
Get a FLORENCE
Oil Stove at the re-
duced price and do
your eooldng with
comfort througlg the
hot summer months.
You can get I two-
quart i c e cream
freezer for ;1.oo
and freeze your own
ice ereun.
How Ln:
Young Wife:'The
post office is very
careless nv.times,
ian't it?"
Friend:"Yes,dear,
why?"
Young Wife: "Hub-
by is in Albany on
business and thecand he sent me in
pon: marked Atlan-
tic City."
lhnl to Answer
Willie: "Have Ibeen
goodlxmly, Mother!
Ma: "Yes, son, very
good."
Willie:"Do y o u
Lnmt me, Mother?"
Ma: "Why. of mane
I tum yan."
Willie:"Than why
do you keep the
jam hidden."
It in getting the
time of v w 'now
that the g n u is
getting hard in mow-
Let nl se ll you an
PmasfuHARDWARE
a n d ~ k ~ t h e ~
easy for you.m . u . r m > m h
T ruc k s
|930 Chevrolet
|929 Chevrolet
l928 Chevrolet
Coaches
1930 Chevrolet
1929 Chevrolet
|929 Whippet
~