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ington Highway Startsi Thursday,July 80 from sn ex-tended vacation trip to Estes Park
and they certainly enjoyed thc
Eme.'They rented a cottage about
three miles out ol' Estes Pu-k and
on the banks of the Thompson
river which is s turbulent moun-
tsih stream.The cottage had all
of the modern onnveniences and so
the living question was easily
solved.From this cottage which
was surrounded by a beautiful
grove of pines the company made
daily trips into Estes Park.One
tr-Ip that was especially interesting
was a trip to Bald Pate Lnn.This
place mnde famous by the screenstory"The Seven Keys to Bald
Pate" was fully up to the expec-
tations of the vdsitors.Charley
says that keys are sent to the
management of the inn from all
parts of the United States and
that millions of keys are hanging
from the ceiling.Visitors in this
section never fail in seeing Bald
I'nlc und they all feel well repaid
for their trouble.Other places of. 'interest which
were visited were Grand Lake and
the fisheries.ln fact there were
so many wonderful places visited
that it would take a book to tell
ocnools mg business
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TEACHER WEDS
The marriage of Miss Mary.
Elizabeth Graham,daughter ot
Wilson T. Grnhnm, m iunaslx K.
Westh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
C.Weeth,was solemnlzed at a
beautiful ceremony Ssturdsy eve-
ning at 8:80 o'clock at the home
of the bride's father in Omaha. Rev.
Aikln
church
in the
guests.
Mrs.
servedMr. Weeth and his bride have
departed for n five-week honey-
moon tnp to Banff and Lake
Louise.Following their return
Mr.and Mrs.Weeth will he at
home nt 666 North Fifty-sixth
street.Mrs. Wceth formerly taught in
the Blair high school and made
many friertls while in this city.
of the United Presbyterian
performed the ceremony,presence of one hundred
Loren Kiopp of this city,
ss matron of honor.
Ponies CDURT DOINGS
.r hneivaes in
u; School Districts ni womb;
mn County Wllh s Total Nlss
her of zaoa' Pupil. of s a e
Age.
ns TEACHERS ABE snruovsn
'IB ls In County Carry Hi;
Sc Course. 63 School Bulk
ings of Which 58 are Frame.
The biggest buiness i n th
county is oubschoo system.B\
few of us really realize the enoi
mous size of this plant that yer
after year is required to tall
care of the youth of one county.
The county is divided ini
fifty-nine school districts.(
this number forty-one distric
'sorry but the first eight grade
_Eighteen can-y grades beyor
this limitation and are ternu'high schools.
|Blair City District is the lor;
est district in the county and hi
in census report showing tl:there are nine hundred persox
of sohooi age in the district.Sl
h a s n w e l l ? 1 u l p p e d t w e l v e g m
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Big Fill West of .l'm Wild! Farm
to Bc Changed.The Work ol'
Blasting Slumvs H u Already
Stoned
RE~NUMBER LINCOLN HIWAY
Work of Changing Lincoln High-
way to Number 30 Now in
Progress on B Line .
The work of grading Washing-
ton Highway between liluir and
Ft. Calhoun preparatory to paving
s'or'"d last week.The initintary
work was done on the fill just west
of the old Jim Wilds funn where
the
fill
the
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ICLARENCE KING INSTALLS
NEW COOLING SYSTEM
Clarence King has recently had
a crew oi' men busy on his dance
pavilion north of Blair, installing
a new cooling system which to any
the least is a wonderful success.
During these hot summer days and
nights it hardly seems posdhle
that a cool place coma he found
bu! the new system creates a won.darful coolness throughout the
entire pavilion which is n great'
comfort to the dancers and spec~|
tal/ore.
The plling is now ln place and
work has begun on the oement
work.The overhead il to be f
wood and steel construction all
the wood being heavily cxeoso
to prevent rotting.
The new crossing will eliminate
the curve which has hereto-fore
been necessary to cross the rail-
road tracks and will be a wonder-
ful improvement to the highway.
Changes are also undennay on
highway No. 31 at this same place.
A large Y-shaped swing is under
way in order 10 allow the traffic
on Highway B1 to 'also use the
new overhead.This will do awayThe new cooling system is of fjmlwilh the necessity of traffic
flower type and capable of moving }
38000 cubic feet of air per min-»road will be changed and tho
crossing the railroad on eitherhighway.Highway No.31 is
'. hi ~be'being routed in n northwesterly;§;===,;;~; l>'i va s::nr;;Buf»;iE°'"*'°" across the Frank Gasscrmode farther to the north forpurposeofstraightening out ._0 ,...M nr this noint.The nu lrmhfns ?3'{°f"1'i'?f'";,..",1§,S?1'fL'f farm and will be brought out on
No. 80 a short distance from the
I-H1 ;1';,;.;;.i;§»; n monster lf- 1521*-11' 11'f."'§..§."" ::=' ""'L.1."'I.7»fPl=v== where No. so cpos|eq__t!1oi k l a n -W i n e Jm a l r oc nool s I
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ggfggg will entail a. vut m°m\¢|:"f.;';= rhf\°¢.|"T.L.1'35\`aLT."€EnZS`°""\'°=4- _gg mils: ;"';g,= u-glb;
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lx Y 5|outside lnto resume Rl enum.lng u ang _la. elunmzed and wideneul out most-!1'f"S'_.I['_ '.-.\ ...E :..¢.. n... .....5 Work should lm pnetleally com-
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o'F r o m S c r i b n e r Open Sept. 7
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Tuition Pullill Expected n
»ll for Senior llilh Schoo
~<§£="¥i§`!i?»<»=11? side of thc present ~nlu vwr uuu u w n |u\.u \nu " " 5 p l c t e w i t h i n f e w c ek d '11hhzhwny .It. is exp e c te d th a t th e ~ : . ; A | . ? 3 " n g n s,;cn,.E,"t]}T3 ~ b e a ve r y " . o ; h " . h i | ; V i m ; r §,m; : t_Scl1c[fler'a.Hi t Sa ve s th e Day fo r
"tn r_.r1 .!..._f\|___|| f;_n fmarkwillgetunderwayinfull
blast immediately.The paving between Calhoun and
Douglas county is now completed.
The cement was poured last week
on the last bridge and it is ex-
pected that the highway will he
opened for travel within o. wcek's
tim".Work of rc-numbering the Lin-
coln highway which will chango
the numbering from 130 to 30 is
now in progress on the oust side
of thc river and will continue this
way until the job is completed to
Fremont,This gives the proper
numbering for this highway and
practically takes Council Bluffs
and Omaha out of the picture. The
numbenng through these last two
cities will be known as south 30.
This naturally will throw the traf-
fic over l{igh\\';\y 30 which puts
Blair on two rnain national high-
ways.
FOUR GI-INERATIONS
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A family picnic was enjoyed ot
ilu-swimming pool park Sunday
evening in honor of "Burl" ltlioaxles
and family of Carter,South Da-
kota, who \\n-re \'i>itin;: here last
\\mk.All brought well filled bus-
kvts :uni :he >px<»..~l was enjoyed
by :ill :=n~l lutir n >\\im in the
pool.'l'ln»~e present were Mr.and
Mrs."llud"Rhoxulvs and family
nnd Mrs, J. M. Frymun, Joe Fry-rnnn, Mrs. Don Rhea and daughter
of Arlington,Mrs.Ella Keating
ul' Urban, ill., Mr. C. C. Carter of
Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. Claude
llauscheldt and family of Blair.
Ono feature of the gathering
was the four generations present.
Mrs. J. M. Frymun being the great
grandmother, Mrs, "Bud" Rhoades
the grandmother,Mrs.Don Rhea
the mother,and little Donna B.
Rhea, slaughter of Mrs. Rhea ahd
great granddaughter of Mrs. Fry-
mnn.Pictures were taken of the
KWUP-y
BLAIR HAS CHEAPER GAS
Under the management of The
lows-Nebraska Light and Power
Company,Blair is enjoying n
much cheaper gas rate than ever
before.A comparison of.this cost
since 1928 may be used as an ex-
ample.Going hnck over the bills
for this time for The Enterprise
office.we find that in July) of
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on,-we. .s \.f...,..c,. ... .-.. ... .-.revolutions per minute but cuh be
spec-ded up to such on extent that
the breeze through the hall would
be uncomfortably cold if so desired
assuring ample cooling capacity at
ull times.
lt hardly seems
mechanical devise
breeze through so
und the sensation
that of standing
possible that n
could create a
large a room
is siinilur to
in front of on
electric fan or being in a cool
breeze.Plans are also being made
to connect the blower with o. new
furnace which is to be installed
this wintzr and heat will then be
evenly distributed throughout the
pavilion as the cool air is now.
Mr. King is to be congratulated
on this new progressive step na it
makes his pavilion one of the fin-
est in this part of the country and
his patrons will undoubtedly ap»
preciate it.
FINOCIILE CLUB
ENTERTAINED
Mrs.Chris Fi-ohm of west of
Calhoun,entertained the Happy
Hour Pinochlo Club at her home
Thursday.All the members were
present exoept Mrs. Sierk, who is
ill.lllrs. Henry liorcnzon won the
first prize and Mrs. Henry Jensen.
consolation,Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Frnhm and Shirley of Nash-
ville,Zllrs.Clarence Smith and
Frances of Calhoun, Mr. amlhlrs.
.lens ndersen and Betty and Mrs.
Hans l- uhm and Verna of Blair.
Lovely rpfreshmcnts were serv»
ed at the usual hour./
City Attorney
Resigns Position
Reed 0'l{onlon Hands in Reslg~
nation Which ls Accepted by
Mayor Stewart.Henry Mcncke
Appointed to Fill the Place
DECIDES ON BAND 00NcEn'rs
After the routine opening of the
city council meeting on lastTuesday evening and the usual
reading of the minutes the council
got down to business.The first
thing of importance was the read
ing ot'the resignation of City
Attorney Reed O'Hunlon which
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The work is a federal project.
REJOICE OVER FIRST BORN
Clifford Tmhlsen dropped into
'The Enterprise office last Mon-
day morning with a great big
smile that would not come off. The
reason was that his liege lady had
on that morning presented him
with an eight and onc~fuur1.h
pound baby daughter,the first
bom.
All concerned are doing nicely
but the two grandsdads, Humston
and Truhlsen are somewhat out of
balance but will as time rolls on
no doubt regain their equilibrium,
July Not A
Record Breaker
Stands Fourth In lleat Record
Since Establishing Of Weather
Bureau Thirty-Six Years Ago.
106 Degrees High Record.
s u m'RAINI-'ALL 2.32 lN(.'l<ll-IS
July of 1931 was warm but
didn't quite break the record for
all the Julys.In fact l t was
fourth in the list since the local
records have been kept, some 86
years.July o sggl still holds the
heat re ,with u monthly
mean of 83.2.The hot spot was
l(Yi on the 25th,with 24 :lays
above 90 and 15 days 100 or
better.The mean maximum
temperature was 07 and the mean
minimum just 70.There were
23 clear days in July, but one
day all cloudy and '7 partly
cloudy.The rainfall was 1.83.
July of last year was the next
hottest on record, with a monthly
mean of 82.8, a wp of 109,the
all-time July record,a mean
maximum of 95,7 a mean min-imum of 69.9,rainfall was 1.25,
\ 'th 25 clear days, two all clou-
(J and four partly cloudy.
July of 1916 comes next with a
monthly melm of 79.8, a top of
101, but with 27 of the 81 days
over 90and but two 100 or better,
just steady homers.The mean
maximum was 94.7,the mean
day/27 clear doys and 3 partly
minimum 65, with but one cloudy
the an ..:...\.n
ulalr uivmg u Lame u m on4to 3.Plays Close and Ex-
citing
GOOD u1T'r1NG BY BLAIRITES
A double by Scheffler with two
on bases in the tenth frame gave
Blair n 4 m 3 victory over Scrib-
ner in an extra inning contest on
the Blair lot Sunday and dropped
the Scribner team into a tie with
Snyder in second position in the
Elkhom Valley league standing.Two were out when the Blair
first baseman came through with
his timely blow.Scribner had tied
the score in the ninth inning and
added a score in the tenth to take
the lead 3 to 2.Lundt and B. Schuman hit safe-
ly in the tenth for Blair and
crossed the plate on fler's hit
to break up the gam in favor ¢"_
the home club.
Scheffler also was a star in thu
field, accepting 17 chances without
an error. Pitcher Sorensen of Blair
accepted 8 chances in addition to
hurling n good game.He was
touched for 12 hits, but kept the
blows scattered.Blair batters
Work.Four Courses of Study
From Which to Choose
FACULTY AND SCHOOL BOARD
At o meeting of the Blair Board
of Education Monday evening,it
was decided to officially open thellllair city schools for the coming
school year on Monday morning,
September 7.By starting on this
date it will give the boys and girls
an opportunity to sce the Nebraska
State Fair before school work
starts.It will also permit a two
weeks vacation period at Christ-
mas.According to this schedule
the school will officially close on
May 21, 1982.
$chool authorities predict a vcryi
large enrollment in the Senior
high school.Over one hundred
students are expected to come
|!r0h\'the ruml districts.On oc-
count of the heavy enrollment ex~
pected in the Senior high school,
classification will start on Satur-
day,Sept. 5 commencing at 9:30
a.m.More detailed infomation
'concerning Saturday enrollment
will be announced later.
mnnecwa for 10 hits off Foulk.Four courses of studies are
Blair scored in the fourth mdnvailable to the students ot' Blair
seventh with home runs by F°xy"l`hey ore:first the college pre
Schurman and Krause.0'Donnel pnratory course, second the genalso had n homer to (core one 01-'eral course, third the commercial
the Scribner tullies.course and founh the normal
Lundt, with 3 hits in 5 tries, was training course.Each studmx will
the Blair slugging leader.Cordcs be furnished with a printé pro~
had 3 in 4 attempts and Sass 3 in gram of studies which will aid
5 times up to lead the Scnbner him or her to plan his school workfor the entire high ahool periodclouters.__The summary:The vanous courses of studies of
Blair the Blair city schools have not
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0 colleges and high schools.Blair
0 is classified as a Class A high
0 school, one of we highest ranking
classes in the middle west.
The following corps of teachers
0 will have charge of the work for
0 the coming year.Many have been
2 with us before and are well ac-
() quainted with the work required
'l`oLa.ls..-..--,._-40 4 10 so zz s Senior nigh S°h°°'
'Fatte df J° ts;.?§;nri" the 1ou\F. E. Flack--..--------..-Princlpal
Ag R H po A E Harold J. Marren.-----.._-l-Iistnry
Ehlers, 1b----_-_4 0 0 12 0 0 Perna I-lutchinson-----._--..-Lat-Ill
Schulz, cf-------5 1 2 2 0 3 Margaret Kelly..-Normal Training so
Zeng, ss_----__--4 o 1 1 a 9 Rose Komarek.-_.----Comrnereis1
Bauer, zh-_----_s o 1 1 o James C. Thompson..--Commeru
Sass, ,f_________5 o s 3 o o Mary A. Tyrrell----_--_--Sueacs anRink,1r.----_--_4 0 o 1 o o Mildred Buser_-_...-.-.---Ensl1sh
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THE NORTH SIDE
BARBER SHOP
Business is good.Thank you,
folks!Our prices are the some
every day.We are trying to live
with all of you,you have been
good to us, and we will remember
that..
Lct's keep things moving.
Everybody welcome.Prices 20c
and 85c.Open evenings.1et's go.
The North Side Barbers 29-It
Fred Nemetz Max Dain
Swimmer Has
Close Call
A "4
Hugo Wcubenhorst Gets Into
Deep Water and Does Not
Come To Surface. Jonas Burch-
am Rescues Him From Pool.
m s SEVENTEENTH RESCUE
swimming pool were brought to
a stand still on last Thursday
evening when l{ugo Weubenhorst
living out near Splker went down
in deep water and did not come
to the surface The young man,unable to swim, had been diving
into water about five feet deep
but not realizing how near the
deep water was he got too nearthe edge and slipped off into the
deep water For a time he was
not noticed but Junior Campbell
inkmg that he was on the
bottom of has own accord called
attention to the length of time he
had been down.Jonas Burcham
who was on hand sensing the sit-
uation that something was wrong
immediately dived for him.He ,
me asa... .an V. ...e..._,.., ... .-ported this week from the police
court.On lust Sunday Charles
Compton was arrested on a charge
of drunkenness (and was given a
sentence of ten days at labor on
the strets.Alfred Ward was also
arrested on n charge of drunken~,
ness and 'as pmoled to Chief ofiPolicea l l .for twelve months.
Robert Towers was arrested on the!
charge of possession of liquor ma;
plead not suill-y but later at hls_
hearing was convicted and fined
$10 and costs.
i DOGS KILL SHEEP
l Clarence King, who resides three
miles north of Blair on the bench
road, has ,suffered much this sum-2
mer from loss of sheep which
have been killed by dogs.These
dogs am his place at night and
play havoc with the flock.
Last Sunday night eleven sheep
were killed and their mangled
bodies found where the dogs had
left them.In d l he has lost
around twenty-five head.
l BAND CONCERT AUGUST 12 I
I There will be two more band
concerts following the series of
tan that have just closed.
For this next concert there will
be two specials; n tenor solo by
Gifford Dixon, accompanied by a
brass quartet, and u contralto solo
by Clara Krogh, accompanied by
the band.
Blair Men In
¢alC a n a d i a n W i l d s
Wansler for Twelve Days ln the
[Wild:of Canada.I-'ind Wild
T Game Plentlful.Fish Abound in
brought him to the surface and Streams
work of restoring him to hisi
senses was begun.It took some DINE OF NATURE'S BOUNTIES
time before he was brought tai
,onsclousness but finally the'
D. V. Masser.-..---Supenntendent efforts of those working on him.
ere rewarded
This is the fourth time that it
been necessary tn bring per-
ns from the pool and Burchnm
gotten three out of the four.
fter the excitement was over
d the last victim was conscious
Burcham quietly said that this
It has been the custom of many
of our peopls of this vicinity to
make annual pllg-rlmages fa the
north country during the times of
our torrid weather which in our
climate .can and often does occur
from th€.middle of June until the
middle of September.Most of
these go to the Minnesota lakes,
or the Black Hills country or to
sa wo . c a go .,sevem.~....e.....courses of study from which
those students entering the high
school may choose,Twenty-nine
,teachers are required to carry nn
the work and of this corps, seven
are men and twenty-two are
women,Being so well equipped the
Blair High school draws a greal.
many tuition pupils from other
schools which means a considera-
ble seource of revenue to the dis-
trict.During the past school
year the tuuition money received
amounted to $1034-1.
The total receipts for the Blair
schools including taxes,fines,
state apportionments tuition mon-ey etc amounted to 94850.07
and with the exception of a small
balance left over with which to
start the new year this money
was used one way or another for
the benefit of the school.
Of the other high schools i n
the county eleven men and fifty
women are 'required ns instruct-
ors and they handle a total of
twelve hundred fifty-nine pupils
nt cost of around $100,000 perw i l s
In tho rural districts which are
forty-one in number a total of
fourteen hundred three childrengm cared for in o. most efficient
manner and for this service thc
total of $72,046.34 was set aside
to meet the expenses.
NAT]-lAN'S LAKE
No w MUDDY MARSH
Once popular as a bathing and
fishing resort,Nathn.n's lake, six
miles north of Florence, has this
year succumbed to the drouth.
Where just six weeks ago was a
sheet of water, there is now only
a marsh and one small pond left.
Nathan's formerly attracted as
uuxny as 500 pleasure seekers 1
day.They still come,and are'
amazed when they find the la b '
dried up, say James and Herbert
Rach caretakers.The lake, a Missouri cutoff,had
existed as long as natives can r
member.It was maintained by
rains and occadonally replenished
by a Missouri river flood.Tha
last flood was four years ago. At
that time the lake was 40 feet
deep in places.
The state seined the lake last
fall, salvaging six tous of fish.
Turtles and frogs still abound,
and the former lake has become
the home of numerous quail.
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1928 when the gas plant was
under ti\e old mnnagembnt we
paid $18.23,In July 1930 just
nf ter the lawn-Nebraska.Light
and Power Company took control
our hill was cut to $12.72.After
the some company installed the
natural gps in Juno of this year
wc note that our July bill was
again lowered this time being only
$7.95.This means a saving of
$11.28 for July of this year over
the same month in 1928,or a
saving for the year ut thc same
ratio of around $135 which is a
neat sum of money.Our expenence is the some as many other
users who have called our uttai
tion to it
I _The question of running anelec a n n o n s i N r o s r tric liaht line in his Wilson farm
was accepted....M ......... ...- _,pointrnent of Henry Mencke, who
will fill the position for the r e
mainder of th¢ term.
The communications were next
heard and among them was one
fmm Chas.Beckman who asked
that the police cause the loafers
around the front of his Place of
business to be dispersed.This
matter was referred to the police
and he will have no more trouble.
'Next the settlement on the dif-
ferent projects of the swimming
pool was again brought up.This
matter has been brought up sev-
eral times but on account of o
slight disagreement no settlement
can be made.The matter was
again laid over.
\\,ummu=u un Pesr eight;
McD0NAl.D woN KICKERS
TOURNAMENT SUNDAY
Bill McDonald won the kickers
golf tournament at thg local linkslast Sunday.Not that he was thc
best kicker, nor yet the best golfer
but he shot a 41 and with a handi-
cap of 8 strokes he had a net of $3.
Henry C. Jensen was second with
a net score of 34. shooting s -10
with a G handicap.I.. C.Klopp
with n 40 minus 4 had a nct 36,
George Campbell with a 88 minus
2 netted the same, and George Mc-
Quarrie with a 61 minus 14 ranked
founh with a 87, the same us Don
C. Van Deusen with s 40 minus 3.
George Campbell shot the low
score for the dav. getting a 88 on
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Cordes, 8b-
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in
112 29
the 10th.
Totals----_,__
WORD FROM THE LAZURES
A card from Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lazure who have been spending
some time in the west, first visit-
mz Casper,Wyoming,is oo the
effect that they are now visiting
Mr.and Mrs.Porte Brown i n a
cottage in the mountains about
fifteen miles out from Rapid City,
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South Dakota and are enjoying
themselves to the limit.Joe has
J. s. 1.ic.h1iter_.-_--Mstn. and Am.
Junior High School
Plixe four)
VACATION
(Continued on
HOME FROM
Mr. and Mrs.
arrived home last
F.w.Arndt
Saturday even-ing from an eight day outing in
the Black Hills country.On the
road up they went hy the way
of Norfolk,Plainview,Chadron
route stopping in cities where
they had friends for a brief stop
or at places where some scenic
object called Meir attention.
They made there longest stopin Hot Springs,South Dakota
where they stayed for four days
They found the weather delight-
fu and me t many old friends
was his seventeenth man he had
bro\_ght from a watery grave.|
B air's pool is a safe place to be
and it is well nigh impossible for
even the most inexperienced per-
son to drown.In the first placeexcellent protection is accorded to
the public with a life guard and
Jonas Burcham as a helper and in
the next place the water is so
clear that at all times the bottom
of the pool can plainly be seen.
Thus with the first aid that is al-
ways on hand absolute safety is
afforded to those who wish to
partake in the invigorating ex-
ercises of the pool.On the evening in question a
good crowd was in the water and
after the exdtment was over they
went back to their sport.~
porcupine and
the mountains on me west._Although the water is gone.'l'his,yearAttomey Jack Cam-the lake bottom has not yet driedgand Dr. E. T. Jipp of Blair ~'"P Orville Chatt of Te 'It was necessary to use chains to
and Judge
mah,planned
into the w' ds
outside the
Out whe the
_'remove a horse which strayed in-"2°E.$$`"§.'I¢..'§i' to it last week and become mired,
2.1. of civillzation according to the Racks.~
th deer thei Sam Nathan of ~is
moose,e 'owner of the lake bed,which isd wh thh "'if'.i..E"f.»,§'&§.".i=*'"" _a mile long ind a quarter of
mon on erc c n mile wide.Seven cabins havoin fish of the choicest.'bm ham on the south side.
'l'hey left Blair on duly 21 at 11|Nathan's is not the only liver
llttle past noon dnvmg Judge cutoff bud hit by the prolonged
Chatt's Fold and after twenty-ldmu'_h_Lake Mar-lawn,on the
four hours pf continuous d " " " 5 l o w a side, is also in denser gf
they stnlck Sea Gull Lodge, 'near entirely disappearing.Carter hgethe Canadian border, a distance of 5| dangerously low,w°__0ma}m
686 miles northwest of Blair.At Bee News
Grand Marais in northern Minn-
esota they purchased their sup-s u s n r s s s a n nplies which conslsted`of a w\1:PiY'§SDCIAL FORECAST
OFFICE m m on we Omalurroad was discussed
and referred to the committee.
busy This is another matter that has
post been hanging fire for some time.
¥¢BfiY Prof.K.C.DeGroff appeared
which before the council and made a
><:nLss proposition thst will give two
, ms c his seeond round.Frank Stewart
was next with s 39, H. C. Jensen,
Klopp, Van Deusen and Dr. Ratlh
mann all having 40 on une round.
This is how the kicker park
comes in.Almost every player
bps been henrd to ny at different
had good success in trout fishing-Iwno use may were on a vucauonnnd ls in no hurry to :tart home.|¢\'iP-They mst our old towns-
Mrs.Brown was formerly Mrs.|man Jim Foley who is locntcd
William Maher and h u manyluwre and had n good visit with.
frlends in this county.hir. Foley who is getting up in
The Browns own a cottage won- yean ll s ti ll well and shin to
derlully s i w w d on 1 belutlfulimeef his old friends
.»....~. s.. nl. m......».:... .ml -sph While ln Dakota lhlr. ani Mrs.
loutfit, s canoe and men- supply orATFEND CONVENTION grooerles.__After obtaining the ne cs ary
A local 1 snpplles they left Sea Gull geof .:;"'z':::.z';';f.......°a":'.:m; by canoe mg for twelve dsys "EW
were in attendance at n Chevrolet were alone m the wilderness with
| mgng.s ¢ \4 s t gm Ro ms Hotel nothinz but wild game for com-
nnnlans.They crossed the cans-
.f"nA\uf h n n n lf Imu hnon\ . 1 t . . ' \ . u 5 ¢ :u u u v n v . . . . . ~.... . . . .
f o r s o m e t i m e r e w i r i n g t h e
o f f i c e b u i l d i n g a n d g e t t i n g
fo r a ne w li g h ti n g sy stem
fi li be instnlied ju st a s sc
me cnnndenere get nene.changes are in progress and n
80v¢\-nment contractor ls here this
week making some minor changes.Among the ehanges are those of
taking out the old revolving doonand installing a eet of rwlnging
doore which will be mud: more
convenient md as two doo n gn
~ 'ide gg the opening when
e x t r a D a n a e o u o e n g a t m e s w u n -
ming pool this eeawn Last nlght's
ennoen mls the eonzrnet for the
summer and he proposed that ifthe council would allow pay for
one more concert which would
om S80 time um me would give
another concert m e with the
llndentlllli ng tha n um bpd use
m b v u m ~1
umee "u xt nmnt been xox' a xewduh shots l would have had n real summer z° there and U0 glad in
score".In thin hnnrnement each enterwn md? :umm
player wan allowed to play oneshot over on each hole, if he went-0 °another Pi le in this ill\le
o a m m c o a e e w m m n m w l l l be found l u ndvertilement
would havehad if he mam dun- trom Nw "Blum Goose" mn. 'mv
me t h a n mo .m um a n u ° °=d\=lly mm 0 1 ° publ i c to lo o k
m , q ¢ u m , , 3 ¢ m ,4 w , m u , , ° v u \ h ¢ i r p n ¢ ¢ | m q u k e ¢ d v u -
u w mmmm a m- m~ . x ¢ w m1 n ¢ \ ¢ ° ° f = \ \ ° \ = ° f l = i ° ~
Arn dt ~ Qi i i he lu a i n pln c e e \
ol note such no Sylvan Lake,
Wind Cove,Blue Bell Camps
etc ..0 n their wny hxck .they
uma by way od Alllmoe.The
WWW!mwrn lly through this
section wu dry. the only crop
thot looked ¢°°<l vu the potato
amp which ln mite of dry
n-...:..\.|-..in Omaha,last monday evuums-The meet included all Chevrolet
dealers and ernployea in theOmdui zone and was held for the
purpo of sein promotion And
genenl infomation.Those ln at~
te ndma fimn this viamzy were
:L E . v mmd a ne P o o l n r. a u -
ena Ki ng, w mr rua .llcbo mld, Thomnn Wlllduv n md
Ham line at Sagonaga lake and
wanderd wherever the streams
led them.When night came they
nude wmv where the darkness
overtook them.They cooked their
own mall. catching fish of which
than were on abundance and at
l nl2o n e t i m e d l n l n g o f h i l mn } u ty , | %
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With The Churches lholdd plan 00 attend the morning
services during the month of Am;-
ust.Theta 'will be no eveningservices, no let'a concentrate upon
the morning services and make
s r . P A U L S L u m m m
c mmc n AT O R I
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»=»;sESTIMATE OF EXPENSE
:The following is the esilmalc of
expemse of Washington C0\m¢Y»
FT. CALHOUN
A N D v 1 c 1 N r r Y
The Presbyterian Sunday school
held m annual pimlc ag Ronemen
Dodge on Tuesday.Quite n num-
ber atiended and everyone thor-
oughly enjoyed themselvesThose who attended the funeral
,.¢ A....\a.. nm" mn at Bennindnn|
nn operation.Mr. and Mrs. Ben Plka of Bhlr,
visited their dmghm Mn. ByronBeard Friday and tlmt evening
both families went in Tehmnh tosee the :mil of Ben Pike.Mr. a nd li n. W. J. Bolts md
family spent. 'nxuday evening at
the Sam Steele home.
Mrs. J. S. Conety spent, Thurs-
Q-gy fe §en_..§_on with her sister,
ing crew Unimed thdr ba atthreshing'hnadny mo n.gba fol-
lowing families went to HmryPneper Sr's. toward eveningwhereice aeam and cake were served on
the ln m:Messrs. and Mesdnmes
Amnndus Peterson,Wm.Wilken-
mg, Wm. Holtmnn, Howard Bnwg,Henry Paeper Sr.,Lester nnd
Henry Jr., Helen Wilhening, GraceKeeper, lmne, Norma;mom. and
_,De an mm. two nunnxed ln atten~§ '" "' `7 ` ""` "1 W ~d y.If BAPTIST CHURCH Evening sefvlce at'8.Rev. A-dame next Sunday morninq. Come Ef3J.E".Z`§"`§;§i'§"f`§|f"'»F, Plzlid lat
"L. J. Moran. Pl-Ihr!Rasmussen will preach.and Lx-ing your friends with you..8 p. rn.l Tuesday evenmg,Young Peo-,d 1 x ,
L Sunday was a good day with ple'|s maeting.Pmfesaar Stub will Sun_ay o as 0.mornmg
~ an exceptionally fine B. Y. P. U. be in dm,-g,.prencmnz servings at 11. Epwonh Clearance Sale of Summer kat seven o'clock and an unusuallyl Weather last Sunday was ideal I;;3'"e at 13°-g< ;;gX¢ 3''\d">'- Dresses is still an at The Fa on
x large nttendume at me evening for our church picnlc, and a Mg _y°§_g§§§ he u '"V e»enir\s.Cen:er,-1:
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Nebraska, for the yur 1931:VA A».|um\l ~ §m l.ssooo.ooL"i~'='i§"..f»'a..'i"d£';" ».f..'§.§..Mrs m r s .1 ' .J .1 - 1Q \ v . | n u v r u r a n e f l n i l l . A Y ¢I n u n | X § ' 1 ' i ' , - f f ° ' , . .~q r g d .~
.,....\..., 5-.=.=.. V. we wma I-1-Iman family were Mr.and M n
.Pete Elliott U!Teknmah.They
brought Jaunlh layman home
alter a week's vlsit with hergrandmother, Mrs.Ellen Laymanof Axizonm
nuuung, um-ence ana mvm Wil-ksnins, Irvin Hellman and AxlandPannlng.
Ed Langhorst and the Missa:
Florence and Maybella LangborslvisitedMondayevening at W m¥l'nlh~\m\'~
Poor and Poor Farm
Deputy Assessors
Officers Salaries
County Surveyor
Rands
Bddges
Criminal and civil Cues
Incidental;
Soldiars mmf
Ditch and Drainnue
9000.00
8000.0013000.00
1000.00
4oooo.oo
45000.00
sooo.oo
30000.00
soo.oo
4000.00
um...vm.,...W ...-......,,,_._.Wm. Kruse Jr., Mr. md Mrs. Wm.
Sievers and Dorothy.Mr. and Mrs. Ira Piper retumed
Wednesday from a week's visit
with relatives at Brlckenridge,
Minn.I *1Mins Kate Rohwer was hostessto the Kensingwn Club on Wed-
nesdxy dternoun.Mr. and Mn. Colburn md Dor-
mhv nf Linmln alma Tlmndav bv
;: R : I v l u u
~T h e
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Sunday school and church Crowd wa s
d B y s p r o g r a
two c hoirs
selec tions.(
voices made
pearanc e,to
C HRI S
|nelenl. lo enjoy them.Oxeheatn andwr
tnawd l u to several
Jar Junior Choir of 88
e l u l i n t pubna lp -
Ule de light ol dl.
fzlmevnvu
uv o uuvcn Advertise in The Enwrprisa.
~u n .a m y ' m m " i n l l a u n .e n u m R u n | : a : : : w : | mi n ; : e d l n a n " '»n.'Z§
dzo v e ho m\ ha Smu'ln y ;!| ¢ nmn J e m u l d P h l l i |'|." - : . * a : . + : : - s - " - " " " ° ° . . r " '""'" ', : . ¥ . . ; ' ° ° ' ° ' a t a . ms ¥ " 5 ° » - - I f - ? f " ° » ? ` = - f » = " ' °= 5 - ~
" E M M m m m . u m l m m y w | ¢ ¢ P ° " ' " " ' | ' | " " ' 7 ° " " ' " ' | | ' ° '
l5 _ § p g§ _ 1 l§ § ~ 5 5 9 - pn q w- M o nda y !1 ° ml=¢ 9 r-, thdr hme y - ? ! °'l% _ ~'Y 1 '§ 3 ;!'£ "_ ¥ 2 '&'!
lam lvuqx U
maui PublicBlix;1ooo.oo!§;'§ii SE §{§"13I11 Kriméii 1i65=e'Pension 8700.00
A ltursl and Stock Show
Association 500.00
County Agent 8200.00
Poor farm buildings (II
dB£m¢d advisable)l5000.W
George C. McQ\nrrie,
Qs-4:County Gerk.
NOTICE OF PRDBATE
o r W m .
Maher & C1\1'l'lK"» AttorneysmTHECOUNTYCOURTOF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKA
NOTICE:On the xsm day of
Auzust. 1931'at 10 o'cloc.l¢ A. M..
ben aoawér.
Mr.and Mrs.Oral Harrisonwere dinner goods at the Charles
Mueller home in Tekamah,an
Thursday.Mrs. Kats Rohwer and Celia left
Saturday for Fm collins, Colo. w
Carl Rohwer.
Dr and Mrs.Geeaaman enter-
tained the following at dimer on
Sunday in honor of Edgsfs birth-
day Mr and Mrs. Don Geesumshof Omaha Mr. and Mrs. HarryRohwer Jr and children and Al-
Mr and Mrs. C. B Mehrens at-tended the funeral ofillmer Dun-
nmx at Tekarnah, S y.
Mr and Mrs. Loui Mickels of
L
v u n t w i t h t h e i r s o n a n d h r o t h e
rlcue r nomo me rw week.u nFodder returned with them Frida;
night for s 'lew days vidt.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ray, Mr. and
Mrs. T. K. Iverson, Mr. and Mrs.
'R.M.Iverson and children were
Sunday evening visitors at the
*msec ot Mrs. Margaret Iverson inBlur.Mr.and Mrs.Wilbur _Conety
spent Sunday afternoon and had
supper with Mr.and Mrs. J.S.Uonety.| ,
Harold Simonsen, who has been
worlang at Calhoun,returned to
his home Sunday evening.Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Conety spent
turday evening with Mr. and
rs. A. W. Barge of Herman.
moon trip to Oklahoma u h
theywill visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Niebaum arevisiting with relatives at Detroit,Michigan.
The Fontanslle 4~H Club met
Thursday afternoon with Raymond
and Henry Wilkeping.
Mr. and an-B. Adgplh Holtman,Anita and Richard ed at Wm.Holtman's Tuesday evening.
Verna and Arlsnd Panning werelast week visitors at Wm. Wilken-
lll s.Z'
Miss Mary xn a H 1ButlerofLincoln,~ . € " ¢ § §
Carl Meierhenry home Sunday.
A ETOUP of young folks Kath-
ered together Sunday to have a
nirnh i..m»..........v.. .___.._fm
uns group w wauermuun ma meSunday school furnished ioe cream.
Our superintazdent, Ernest Torn-
b1.ad,prov edtobeagoo dpi ¢nic
manager.Mrs.Nettie Carter and Mx.
Sqwe Jones, who have been dakseveral months are not much im-
proved.Mrs. U. G. Garner is re-
copersting rapidly and Master
Neal Stanley was able to attend
church services Sunday,We pmy
for wi sick and thank the Lord
and rejoice at thw recovery.
Let un not forget our treamrer,
there may be such thing as a
"summer slump" but the expense
of the church remains constant.
A..|.wlr00tT-.Ynmar
Bible School, 10:00 A. M.
Morning worship, 11:00 A. M.
Young People'o meeting, 7:00.
Evening service, 8:00 P. M.
Mldveek meeting,Thursday,
8:00 P. M.
Iard's Day morning the pastor
will speak upon the theme "The
Vine and the Branches".
I n the evening a missionary
drama will be presented by the
young people and the pastor will
give some interesting facts of the
world today.
John Knox,the celebrated re<
former,is the subject for the
W 1
y o u r
o n n o w :
"u l u u u u ,a pcuuf a u u u a y u v u n :u a "r " " * \H I ulH1115 61. :I 5 l U V U .I I I B Ya t t h e c o u n t y c o u r t r o o m s i n B l a i r ,p h o m e .w e r e M i s s e s M m - t h 1 |.\ \ ' s m h i n s r l n n C o l l l 1 t \ 'N é b f i g k a . ." £ ? § . . . U Q n h u r n v I K ' a M n 1 - i n ~ ~G r n v n C1ll "|»| ill| n\»A P ~,black-board talk Sunday moming.
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Playleta and music at the church
KP Q P I ~ h n u * . n n l l " |
7 `5l l :z z
' ; ; u F1-iuay, August nh,sp. m
Sunday,services in Danish nt FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
10:45.Rev.I.M.Hansen will W. Byron Pardun, Pastor
preach.Sunday school at 9:30 All members of thc church
Iowa-Nebraska Lightand Powffr Gfmwarry
..........-,,_...... ._.. .. -.. ....,...,.....\....»....... u»- ..x..,4......,...» ......_|Q»mA¢=v n u a uf " 1 n n uy a u u l u u , u w 1u .|. cu u|.a uuluv.a .||y u m '~ \ - v u - - ;vu a w vsu u v u u u v n u u u - -- - u - - - -- »U un.uu;|L::|1 1 t b o t h i 1;W m d S c h r u m m h o m e i n O m a h a .a n d M i s a M y r a R e i n e r t s e n w ef §$ " l § m t °f F r s f n k 1 2 n . . d . £ . , .M r a n d M r s . O r a l H a r r i s o n a n d I u e s d a y s u p p e r g u e s t s a t f = h ¢ C =
c~»¢arrr»mvf-r:f lawwmvww---_ . ._- _. ."- - cdec eas ed, at wh ic h ti me and ;
dl p ers ons c on c er ned ma y n p
an d contest the probate th a n
Dated J uly 20th, 1 931.
( S E A L )I . C . E L L E R
~ Emyle Ke tc h mnr k a tte n de d a pi c -ua smus se n ho me .Mr s .Rfc hani c a t Ly o ns , on Sunday ..Ne ls o n a n d V i o la we r e Th u r s d
pear J ean ne Mar gare t K rus e i s sp end - a fte rnoo n g ues ts.
20f inrr lhn wnnlr vinifina n t th a Ha n a Mr . a n d Mrs-Ta rn Rnll¢mA u
Home"Theatre
Hom!of Pegfecl Talking Plclures
THURSDAY
Auausr G 'aOne Admission Admits Two People
Body and Soul
Charles Fnrrcll and Elissa Landhi
(foMl'Il)Y-Studio Sapa
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
AUGUST 7 and 8
Saturday Matinee
W oman H ungry
With Lila bee and Sidney Blackmur'Jipped in Egypt-Cartoon Strange As It Seems No.
SUNDAY and MONDAYTUESDAY\
AUGUST 9, 10 :md 11
Sunday Matinee
Born To Love
With (`nm»tanv:c Bonne!! and .Incl 51cCrc:|
scm»:EN SONG-l'd Climb the Highest Molm
(`())1ED\'-The African Dodger
|'AR,\3IOUN'I' FOX NE\\'S
()nv admission udmils two people
\
tain
W E DN E S DA Y a n d THURS DA Y
, \ l G U s ' r 12 : md 13
Doctor's HN ives
With Warner llnxlcr nm!Juan Bonnet!
(`0f\1l'IDY-The Headache
' - " " ° " }- » v n u u u u L x r u l u u l l . | l | L \ I lm l i w e r e p r n m n n f F h l l n v a u . . . , : . . . . .
IKn:1gg home in Douglas county.
,Miss Irene Ka m entertained n
number of friends Monday after-
noon at a miscellaneous shower;'1'for Miss Fncida Moeller. The bride
to-be receivw a number of veryOF .useful gifts for her new home.
ALQNG THE "
De-BOTTOM ROAD
family o§1.i`Ye=g¥1 d"iE°iEi$§1d§§$}§lise; EF5E§§'cI-I'1-}§5}§@{f`<`§i'"<'3`.§{..h i 11 M t 1;1 rwere Thursday afternoon and sup-!5S here for a few days \'isitinEwcE ;o;h hi? §i';'£`§f'i1?£'.°'éh@.'§§.l|TV
Deiiguests at Martin L:1r:=en's._fr1ends..Hovendick and family.1lsses Edna and Anna. Hansen Mr and Bits Neil TMHIPSUIIITRAN S(were Thursday afternoon guests of r '.-I N E W E N G L A N D N E V nnl family,Mr.and Mrs.Mackthirs iHtcr'¥'[m John Taylor Jr..\S iRo;'»enhaum of Blair, Will Anderson!
r and rs. H. F. Enger and .IIownrrl of Herman, were Sunday'Mr.and Mrs.Will Rankin and 2:23.";'§..E;'L.'§;°.';I;'§.".:;2.£':';"La'
dinner guests at the Martin Lar- Earl Montgomery were Snmda the Furl Thompson hoinesen home.afternoon visitors t th F |.,.-. AE the_John Taylor Jr.home Loftis home a e mmu"I._Pf£:.""9l"?;.-B'l'. l~I:\f?\1d1cl<nn¢i
VICE DAILY2:f4t.County Judge :ON-f|NENTAl »NOTICE Ol" FINAL REPOH
~z THE COUNTY COURT
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKA
E s ta te o f E d wa r d Siegrist,
ceased.
Notic e is hereby given 1
Fr ed Mo s tr o m has filed wi th
undersigned,Cou nty J ud ge
I l f n e l m i n r r f n n | ' H n I l n | 1 1 A k i n n b a
th at Mi s s Ma xi n e I\Iu\l»c-ws s m u t
th e Sunday n i g h t un d Mo n d a y wi t h
o f Mi s s Fnednrlc kn Mn tth ie se n o f
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THURSDAY
AUGUST G wkOne Allduion Admits Two People
Body and Soul
Charles I-'nrrell and l-Zliua LandhiCOMEDY-Sllldlo Supa
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
AUGUST 7 and 8
Saturday Matinee
W oman H ungry
With Lila bee and Sidney Blackmur'Jipped in Egypt-Cartoon Strange As It Seems No.
SUNDAY and MONDAY
TUESDAY \
AUGUST 9_ 10 nm! 11Sunday Matinee
Born To Love
With ('nm\l|n¢|.~ Bennett :nd .lm-I M¢Cre|
SCREEN SONG-l'd Climb Che lllghell Mulml
(`())lED\'-'nm African l)ndlz|.°r
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Om- ndmisnian ndmiil lwu people
nin
W E DN E S DA Y a n d THURS DA Y
, \ l G U s ' r 12 : md 13
Doctor's HN ives
With Warner llnxlcr nm!Juan Bonnet!
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great railroad
... assuring you thohighest standards of
comfort, courtesgenndroliahlllty. Seeus fareyou plan your trip.
Sa f e l y-Ce rta i n t y
Comfort f o u rt a y
from OM m al'¢ll|ON Wly ma
Chicago, u.... s 9.85 $17.75Salll.nk¢U¥Y~U!Ih2§.§S 51 . 4 0
losAng¢|u,C||f.3 .50 61.75
Buns Everywhon
Bus Depot:
Brown's Cafe
falls City, Neb.
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|',Q,§ni P A C I F I C
*'"5'E.||ST AGES
-..._..v.,».\uup,uu:|a u u hull UI.mr .an d Mr s .J o hn Ta y lo r Sr.A f t e r
the ba p ti s m s u pp e r wa s s e rve d to
Rev.an d Mr s .P.J .Reinertsen,
Mr .and Mr s .E d Ha ns en an d
daugh ters,Mr .an d 1*-Irs.J o hn
Ta y lo r Sr.an d f a mi ly an d Mi es
My r a Rei ner tse n.
Sunday even in g viz=itors a t the
§ d H n s e n ho me we re Mr .and
I..._._\11 -
c ner ho me.W H E A T F O R H O G SffffM31Mg g Refgnggrl Ma g i! !
a n a mi ,r.rs..oHo ve nd ic ky an d f a n l y o f <§..."$E Th e use o f wh ea t Ile the 011]
*visited at the Fred Hovenrlic k home gr a i n i n the hog' 3 r atio n W iil nc
Sun day af ter noo n.c ause any a bnormal c on ditions, In
Mr . a n d M§ 'F - Ar th ur W . A nd e r c o r di n g to Professor W m. J .L o i
son a n d A r d lth we re Sun day vi s- I ra o f th e Ag r ic u ltu ra l Collegm
i to r s a t th e B111 Vog t, ho me ne ar fKe nn ar d to se e the n e w hn v ~ b e h a ve s 1 t 1 s p r a c t i c a l to ee
a b u v l l \ . r \ . r u u n ) ,; \ l : I u u a » u ,u l c | " " " "h l; " ° , ' " 'r t E t o f t h e M r .a n d M r : 1 .F f d Q u i s t a n d c |
m a r e p o a s Y G C I J r oe s i a t o o f E d w a r d S i e g r i s t d c -d r e n s p e n t S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n w i t h
ceased,and made an application for
final """"i"i"""Fi°" and '""'h*"}'g"» children took Sunday dinner atthe
and for the assignment of residue parentai, U. 3 Reeves home.
of estate to suc other persons as Miss Ruth Widener was a Sun~
#rg yay law er1§1L§gd .0 same: day visitor of Miss Helen Andrea-
the Neum Warrick family.
Mr. and Mr:=.Opal Reeves and
/
m u 1 na ve s e n me z u m d a y or isen of B la i r .
August 1931 at 2 o'c loc 'k P. M., at Mr . a nd Mr s. R. M. I ve r s o n a n d
m y offic e in sa i d C o u n ty f o r th e
hea ri ng th e mo f .
Dated A ug us t 1, 1 93 1.
( S E A L )I . C . E L L E R,
29-4%.County J u dge.
f a mi ly spent Th ur sd ay aftern oon
wi th th e f a mi ly o f M r s .Ivers on's
brother,Mo r r i s Ch ri s te me n o f
we s t o f He r ma n .
Mr .an d Mr s .Osc ar Pedersen
.......x l.¢.........1 n r . .1\........L:...n._.nl.
n u n .b u n 1taSl11llS5En a n d f a mi lyandMr .an d Mr s .Ma r ti n Lar sen
and sons.
.F r id a y aftern oon Mi s s E d n a
Han sen en ter tai ned th e Orum Bu sy
Bees,there bei ng ei gh t me mb er s
and ten vis itor s p rese nt.
Mr .an d Mr s Pmnv"IA tr .. .
Mrs. Earl Thompson, 5-Ey anditn wheat under existing condi
Celvi n spe nt o f ew da y s last. we ek tlono.
vn th mla tlve a a t B la i r .Fa tte n i n g ho gs a t th e Agr ic u l-
m i \; : tuE ; | d' P h f f g g e " h a d the tu ra l Co lleg e ha ve b ee n fe d wh ea t
_g e e r ngers i n f o r periods o f up war d s o£fo u rt h e p u m p J a c k w h s l e P \ 1 l 1 1 P i l l B ' | m o n t h . s w i t h o u t a n y o f t h e p i g s
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NOTICE 'ro cnanrrons §§{,'§§,'d
: m u n | | 5 ,r r e n u c u : m l m ¢ . n u \ | u | u v uQ . m A . . . .o f 'r . . 1 , .n . . : . . . . . _ l B @ € k w e r e T h u r s d a v e ve n i m r m i n d !4 |; \ r| | 'a n d [ \ 1 | ° 3 _q v H 5 v a A a. v . 1\ : u A . . u \ y1 : ; u : | | u \ 3 U I L l l i¢ | u n | 4 ¢ ¢ . . » . _ l _M .Q P u d . I ¥ o v e n g h k ' f ' n | | » ¢ » ¢ = .c | n u v n H n n i n » ¢ . . » . A - . . \ . . . . _L
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Care will save
Yo ur CAR
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homes.~ugust 14.-Marjorie Krogh
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GREASING $1.oc
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PR E PA R E NOW For
W INTER W EA TH ER
lt is the wise home owner who hu lain funmoe and
rndintors mme over now, in preparalhm for the cold
weather to come.Nat only will he be preplred,
Im!he will uve money. bean! rates are stllllow
thln month.Then when the tint cold wind whlr
lla around ¢he"corn¢r he will be snug and WU.
whiln hh arelem neighbor will be wlllntllni l l
the cold.Eutimltgl on repnlrs md new hentlnf
supplies lhdly flmllnked free of durge.
, o r m M O O R E
LUMBING Co.BLAIR, NEBRASKA
~ Phillips
|ll ~l~NOW 0l`l`ERS Yllll
A SPECIAL Grease for
EVERY PART OF YOUR CAR
A grease especially fitted for the place it is used . . .
Not just ordinary grease at every place.
Use This SPECIALIZED GREASE SERVICE
R E M E M B E R :T h e W R O N G K I N D o f grease is
almost as bad as no grease.
at the C ar l Ra smus se n ho me .
Ra g n va ld Ric holdsen retu rned
Su nd ay to the J im S or e ns en h ome
so u th o f B lai r , a fte r u fe w we e k s
vac a tio n a t the Lar a Rolland ho me.
Tue sd ay a fter no on g ue sts at the
Alb e r t R u f f ho me we re Mr .an d
Mrs . J i m W o ts to rso o f Omah a, Mr.
an d Mr s .Georiro Ru f f and Mr s.
Ha n a Ru f f o f F r e mo n t.,
Mr .a n d Mr s .Alb e r t R u f f an d
Ver non were Su nd ay din ne r mlos ts
h t tho George Ru f f h o m e i n Fre~
mo n t. /
Mr s .L a r s Ho llan d rcoI:~i\'e<l
wo rd th a t ho r sister,Mr s .L a u r a
Skow of Perth Amboy , N. J . pas=s»
e d a wa y Frid ay .Mr s .S k o w wa s
fo rmer ly Mis s La u ra S ko w, d au gh -
te r o f Re v.Lars en,mi ni s te r a t
Or u m y ear s a go.
Ru th Jc ssen is vis iti ng a t the
ho mo o f her grand pare nts,Mr .
an d Mrs . C hr is Be nso n.
Mr .an d Mr s .Rud olph And re a-
son spe nt Sa tu rd ay n i g h t wi thre la ti ve s in F re mo nt.
Mr s .Ha n s W u l f a n d Ve r n a e n -
tor tui ned th e po u ltr y c lub 'I'hurs
day afternoon.
Clarence Wilkening had the mis-
fortune w break his Hght arm on
Monday morning while cranking atractor.
John Echhenkamp Sr. of Arling-
ion, called at Wm. Holtrnufs Mon-
day afternoon/
The Ruwe and Wilkeningthreah.
I |y|
Mr.and Mrs. Wm.Olson,Mr.
and Mrs. Clnire Jemcn and family
Morris Haier and Lester Maroon
were Wfrdnesdny evening visitorsat the Martin I-Ioier home.
Sundny visitors at the Frank
Loftis home were Mrs. T. S. Kes-terson,John William and Robertof Red Oak,Iowa,Mr. and Mrs.Louie Hovendick and family of
Omm, Mr. and Mrs. George Loftis
and family.Earl Thompson and children
were Friday afternoon visitors attheFred and Henry Hovcndick
homes.
AsP||z|N
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BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
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MMA No ~i
Looxrwpwnnmmwmm¢¢...='§°".»,"$'§'é.°»' L ~ § .,A_;§,,;~
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Bny erAili ri n|| SAF&a lm| Ilbn|d \ u a 1 h n v e p m n d . I ¢ d o u n o t
d q a r u t h e h a x g l a d m h u mh mldna -de c uA l l y w u : ._
nnlntidotainrpaiuolnllinda.
Hflduha Nun-idsa u .Nan-ua.Son='l'|mn¢Lamb,"Rheumatinn Twlhadue
G¢mrlneB\'hlold.||,<||`¢ ,i I u m m o l 1 2 l n d :
butda u ma x o o .A¢=§a m ¢ u = 4 ¢ - m f a u s q ¢
|.as |g n 0 »f '
\h o m e T u e s d a y ,J u l y 2 8 t h .l u m a i f "m o r e p a l a t a b l e t h a n s h e l l e d
F l e t c h e r i s c a r i n g f o r t h e m .c o r n .
M r s .J o h n J a c k s o n a n d d a u g h - |L o e f f e l 'r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s a r e i n
t e r s s p e n t M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y a t l i n e w i t h P r o f e s s o r G 1 ' a m l i c h ' s
t h e H e n r y H o v e n d a c k h o m e .' s u g g e s t i o n t h a t N e b r a s k a f a r m e r s
feed a large part of the 1931 cropBirdie Helen Luftis spent Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Mr.,.and him. F B Shrader at Herman. rather than sell at such lows price..
M d 3 H {Last year, Gramlich estimated thattwor §`§`and¢§§.o@§""Imf1°"'£\'?ai1§''§*°~f<=r one~fourlh of the Nebrask:.!
Shrnder of Fontanelle,and Mrs.crop was fed to livestock.It is :il
Henry Kruger,Esther mid Helen good feed for all forms of Ii u-
were Sun v s
CHICKEN CIIAT'I`ER
4-II POULTRY CLUI:
The Chicken Chatter -fl-II I'ouI~
try Club met July 31 .ut the horm
of Margaret and Opal Warrick.
The meeting was taken up with
planning a tour of 801119 of Wash-
ington county's most progdgsivc
poultry raiscr's flocks.The club
is going to have ils picnic thc
same day at the Arlington fair
grounds.The tour will be held
August 14.-Marjorie Krogh.
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PR E PA R E NOW For
W INTER W EA TH ER
It is the wise home owner who hu lain funmoe and
rndintors mme over now, in preparaihm for the cold
in he beweathertocome.Nat only w preplred.
Im!he will uve money. bean! rates are stilllow
thln month.Then when the tint cold wind whlr
lla around ¢he"corn¢r he will be snug and WU.
whiln hh arelem neighbor will be wlllntllni l l
the cold.Eutimltgl on repnlrs md new hentinf
supplies lhdly flmllnked free of durge.
, o r m M O O R E
PLUMBING Co.
BLAm, NEBRASKA `
J .W ...nw u.
Mnher & Cnrrlgan, Attomeys.
COUNTY COURT, \vnsluNc'mN
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Estate of Catherinc De'I'emple,
doccnsul.
Notice is given to the crwilors
to :appear before me at the County
Court room in Blair, Nchraskn, on
the 28th dny of August 1931, and
on the 28th day of November 1931,
for the purpose of examination,
adjustment and adlownnce o f
claims.All claims not filed on or
before the 27th dny of November
1931, uill be forever barred.Dated this 31st dny of July l931.|
(SEAL)1. c. ELLER,
29-it County Judge.
Fremon'"onstruclion under-
way on new 600,W0-bushel eleva~
lor to be owned and operated by
Fanners National Grain Qerwre-
don.
Donlphan-Chester Hessen pur-
ehued building formerly owned by
G. A. Danielson and inxtalling ma-
chinery for feel grinding.
Brut County Gravel Co.resur-hdnz portions of Hishwny No. vs
extending from Onkland to Blair.
'l`eY1Arnnh--Stewarcl Hardware
co. moved to newly mdeeonbed
qunterr in building fomzuly oc-
¢\1v!¢<l by A. R. Koken Drug Store
Margaret,Manley and Macy
Warrick were Thursday eveningvisitors nt the home of Mr.nnd
Mrs.Linton Puffer and futher,
Walter Peck nt Teknmnh.
'l`hz~Misses Emma and NinnBerlclscn of Blair, were week-endLfur-sts of the W. J. Simonson fnm~
ily.Thursday eve\ 'ng visitors at thehome of Mr. nn\d{'Qlrs. A. E. Dixon
were Mr. and l\lrx.\Fi~:d Peck :mdthreechildren,Lloyd llusk,thcMisses Della Illnc nnd [auisc Cnr-
lor of Arkansas nnd Ruth,Dick
and Don Lippincott.
Miss Emcstine McCoy nndHowardKjeldgnnrd of Teknmal-1:were Thursday evening visitors nt
the J S Conety home.Miss Mc-
Coy dnyed over Friday nnd that
e\emng accompanied Mr. and Mn.J S Conety to Herman wherethey spent the evening with Mr.'ind Mrs Ned Tyson.Mr and Mrs.B.L.Smith of
Omnha were Sunday evening vla-itors of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grimm
Mr and Mrs. C.B. Bunn, Mr.
and Mrs.Hugo Huc k,Mr.and
Mrs A R. Benles and Jana, Mr.
and Mrs Byron Bunn ond chil-dren spent Sunday fishln nt thenver and hnving a picnic im..
Mr and Mrs. Harry 'l`uc.loer call-
ed on the lor°mer's dster, Mrs. RayJohnson of Blair, Sunday evening.
Mrs Johnson is quite ill._ Mind Gertrude Wu-rick left Tues
family.
o Re d Oa k ,Io wa ,Mr .an d Mr s .
Iéouie Hoven di c k an d f a mi ly q f
r u 1
:1 p \\.|I
p l a n n i n g a t o u r o f 8 0 1 1 1 9 o f W a s h -
i n g t o n c o u n t y ' s m o s t p r o g d g s i v e
n or nm.nam vnnetlHUM".| I S T A G E S <`om;m'-'nm Headache
I I I
1s gomg to have ils picnic the
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and family.Earl Thompson and chlldmnwereFriday uftcmoon visitors attheFredandHenry Hovcndick
homes.
'~n a ugrounds.Th e to u r wi ll be he ld
A u g u s t 1 4 . - Ma r jo r i e Kr o gh .
Care will save
Yo ur CAR
Lee Tires at Prices Unbelievable
Sourn Sun: Snnvlcls Snmon
n u . U P w r m P H I L L I P S " " \ | A N D r u
No Extra Charge
GREASING $1.oc
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PR E PA R E NOW For
W INTER W EA TH ER
It is the wise home owner who hu lain funmoe and
rndintorn gone over now, ln preparailun for the cold
e h N ill he belv at er to come.at only w preplred.
Im!he will uve money. became rates are Blilllvw
thln month.Then when the tint cold wind whlr
lla around ¢he"corn¢r he will be snug and WU.
whiln hh arelem neighbor will be wlllntllni l l
the cold.Eutimltgl on repnlrs and new hestlnf
supplies lhdly flmllnked free of durge.
, o r m M O O R E
PLUMBING Co.
BLAm, NEBRASKA `
~ Phillips
|ll ~l~NOW 0l`l`ERS Yllll
A SPECIAL Grease for
EVERY PART OF YOUR CAR
A grease especially fitted for the place it is used . . .
Not just ordinary grease at every place.
Use This SPECIALIZED GREASE SERVICE
R E M E M B E R :T h e W R O N G K I N D o f grease is
almost as bad as no grease.
iiay g~°f»=;-5 tor 3, visit at Gnl;nd|w _D E ~ L O C A I S glui n f§31'"¢n .i'I?.¢1'"....:.l;\
Wallace Jones returned home
( mm the hospital Wednesdaywhich was good news to ML
Misa Emma Nolmmberg, daugh-ter n! Mr. ma Mrs. Henry Nolnren-bsrg, was married lu t week noOrval Miller, who llvea on part oftha old Wild! place. We wiahthem
much haprlness.
Will Se tz and flmlly apentlaat
Wednesday ln Omaha and whiletherethecalled to see Will's
mother, w o ls real well for har
dsl-IL S. Renne was in Audlbvm, In.
last Wednesday and Thursday on
budness.
Clanence and Chnrloa O. 'Hine-
line were Omaha callers Thurs-d
`ama Rufikom of Mondamin, In.,
la spending the week with heraunts, Mesdames A. Rowe and H.
L. Jones and other relatives.Belva Hinellngv returgd M g ;Sunda after a o wee m yWee ig Water with nelativea.
k s..\.- .....E'*f'"'.,.5'£".`£'.E¥f.' "$'1....'2i?.
n;'A:'Hi'is;..""2°§"weeks.Harland Mathews spent a iev
days ol the past week vlaiting i
Omaha.
Mary Andreasea of Blair, spenedneadayat the Robert Widene
ome.Mr. and Mn. H. P. Hansen an~daughter,Grace from south o
Blair, were Monday alternoon wie
ltors at the Henry Sorensen homeMr. and Mrs. George Haln an
Virginia were &znday dinne
guests of Mr.and Mrs.WalteAppleby of near Rom Hlll.
Floyd Clarke finished workin;
for F. Muller of Burt county Sat
urda and Monday went to worl(or ~ `B. Bunn.
Mr. and Mrs.Otis Hawkins o
Calhoun, were Sunday visitors nthe Ed Hawkins home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker amBilly,M m Lee Vanstrom amRoaenellof Blair, spent Frida;
gltarnoon at the Harry Tysm
nme.Francis Mehrens took his mothe;
.ma n...r....r..r~.=__.__..-_
II
E i son-in-luv,Mr.and Hrs.
Ernest Kruse of Calhoun.Walter Sappenfield and hmily
were Sundny evening ddton l tthe Clifford Hinellna Immu-
Bahrrdny llternoon we mrs
had s nies nm whldx wu A wd-
zome in crops md x>e°nl¢»Men are busy unloading d n land cement here for the new road.Wltis Day and family uf Fre-mont, were Sunday vixlfnfl at the
D a n Gustln home,idno Walter
Igg; md fa mi ly we r e th a n lo r
.........<wmv "umm xumuy uOmaha 'Tuesday w see his aisle:Mrs.Marshall Tyson md baby§ = = H § ' g L F f ° = = 1 ~a t t h e S f .J o s e p l
oLZ. and Mn. J. B. Strlcklett oz
Florence. spent Sundny aftemom
and tvminz with Mr. and M n
C. B. Bunn.Mr. a nd Mn. 0 aRaevasundchildrenwereJ . .
Sunday evening vidton.
Mr. and Mrs. Sun Steels span
Sundav with thc flmily o f M nSoeele'| bmthar. Hnrvny Wilcox.
Mrs. R. M, Iverson went Monnm, Qmmhm f.. 41...\.,....._ -1 L_
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__,-._..........W .......= ul nw" " " " '''b ther n-is Christensen uT h l i n - ~ " ' 3 » . T 3 . ° ' ° £ ' ; " T th rxnmlnder of the weel
Harmxn d.f.hAElv ZzW B€mdwhi e llm.Ch ri a te n s e ni na t the
gun); Brewster homo.St. Jonph Holpitnl in Omlha in §
four vidtorl.Bdna hme ntl wa s
served by the mmmmaa.M mMcDonald will entertain Aug. 18
with M m John Barry and Mrs.V. 0. Ireland on Bervin mt..
Dr . md M n .H an u me
up from Lincoln Saturday mom-ing fo r nn o va Sunday vi sit atthe J. H. Neadood home.Other
dinner guests Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs.Roy Nearhood and
daughter,Norma L Q o l Omaha,and Mrs. Roy Nearhood's parents,Ak. and Mrs. Meadow of Fremont.
HERMAN NEWS
Mi s s Haz e l P i ph e r o f C r awf or d ,
eb . . i s vi d ti n g a t th e Ra y Tr i p -
tr h ome...Mr s.A n n a Paddle,lines Bessie
:half and Miss C aroli ne W a c hter
~ve to Pender Sun da emo r ni n g
|speak the d a y a t George
ac h te r h o me
Th e 0 .E .S.wi ll ho ld the ir
gu la r me eti ng a t th e h all 'I 'h un ~
evening.N o m a t i n g wa s£1 i n J u ly .
Mr . a n d Mm H. B . C a me r o n r e -
rned la s t Mo n d a y eve n i n g f r o m
thr ee we e k s tr i p th r ou g h the
:|:| :
been in the hams ol her =1-=»5\=f»~f-Mn. Uni s Hans en.M n .ster-mmwua c ha xt e rme mbe ro f f-II!
Serpta Chapter as o. E. s. of An-
ingion.One of themm11sonsofl1!r.|.nd
Mrs. Ed Renard had the misfor-
tune i n h urt o m or his lingerslast week and is under the careol a physician.
Dom Siegdst, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Siegrlst haii her
tgpsilu removed Thursday mor~
rung.Margaret Reckmeyer, who grad-
u£ed from the Univeqity of Neb.
-.1 -.=»1.
m L I s m n N z w s o F
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a f f ytBla .l,pmtS\md.\he mw i th
his f y .Ivan Rutledge of Omaha, spent
Sunday here at the parental, D.
W. Rutkdge home..M n .A.E.Dnyer und Joe ofHooper, mule a :hart visit at the
J. A. West home Sunday.Izo Fausett plans to leave withhis family about the middle of themonth on a motor trip to Calif.
Dr. Cameron expects w leave
next week on a vacation.He will
drive w Kjllamy, Canada for Mrs.Cameron, who has been there the
past month.He will be gone about
two weeks.The H. C. Cooper_ family held a
John Sutton of Randolph, Nab.,
:pmt the wabend here with Mm
Sutton.Ma lMrs. W. H. Ylkish of Fremont,came Saturday and will viqit. at
the home of herwsxents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Iawe le her husband
is at n Milltary txdning camp.
Mr. and Mn. Wm. Cooper, Mr.and Mrs.A1 Winsinn and BillieMondord of Gneinnatti, O.,and
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper were
entertained at dinner and spentthe day Friday nt Lhe Bert Cooperhome at Teknmah.
There was no preaching services
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Cond-Mutual Telephone CoNEBRASKA WEEKLY
nndMrs.And n ° ~
IB E N C H N o r m \:,,"°.:°:..:~.S.::.,° -, ° w . . - r.~:;
Mn.Charles Cuwr and ummvlsited with Mr.and Mrs. ClarkLippincott Sunday dtemoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger spent
Weddesday evening vlmlting with
Mr. and Mn. Alfred Hansen andfamily..
Misa Nancy Larson of Florence,
Neb.,visiwd several days last
week with Miss Gretchen Menckc.Mrs.Emma Hoaver and twogranddaqghtera of Mageehee, Ark.
cake and lemumda
Mr.xml Mrs.Rudolph Mmckb
md f a mi l y md n h r g e n u m b e r o t
other relatives surprised Mr. and
Mrs. Matz Lund of Craig, Sundayafternoon.The pare? was given inhonor of their w di ng mni v d-
sary.
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Peck andchildrenspent Thurlday eveningat the A. E. Dixon home.
3.._n _
lt Bhnkenbiller Drug Bwre.
Uopenhagm--Wntem B rl -
md Gonlhuedma Co..=,
bfldgq o n ro ad No md on~
miles south bf mm.
Ne llgb-Mu K uti c hna md
Hoffman erecting po hw
houn.
Oshkosh-North Central Gu
granted innchlu to hy and ..
Lain system of gu mlinl Ind
to deliver gas w resddemes
business places n! wma.
sary.
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Peck andchildrenspentThursdayevening
at the A. E. Dixon home.
NEBRASKA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL zu-:vmw
Sidney-Weatam Public Service
Co. will spend $80,000 improving
local power plant this summer.
Ruuhvillo-New ho nt instnlled
b o n u .
Oahkoslv-North Central Gu l
gr-nntedi nnchineto hyand n.
tahxuya tamofgumnins andpi~
..
business phces n! wma.
Cond-Mutual Telephone Co..
stalling new nvibchboud.
Bmadwabev Junes Fullnn
eeived $10,708 general eontmctlu
comtnaetlan of new high schoo
building.
Fubueribs for The Enterprise.
rsev.h mm; W .aan nffnmlr n fE 1 - u m w a s helpud look aft er n ' ishe- w s - = _ ; h ~ _ r - m e n v w " " h i ? " & * & " s ' f . 1
last week wlaway.'
Misa Iva JBhlr, spent 1
with Miss El
Mins Anna
: I l l n u - . L u t o n ~
I n Chrilieluen of:&nK¥
\ few dv! lui. 1reek'1\,"d.y_aim Jupernen.|llr. ul
r»=»;\ss=.ef.9me enum
Me y e r,E
a n Vg li n
H hn mn~ ""'"" ""'§;;;1;I1§. "'M°,;,t'2f?"f. mb".aaf'f;,:'f.m""'a.;'§:;;"';,'5' "'="""~'Mrs. wilurq mcmy is -don.. -lm, g oway and aaugmer of we-I "»d Mrs. L. c. Hansen md H f Herman.Mrs. Minerva, cam um sénm in with relatwes at Exeter, Nab. moncame up from Bldr Sun-0mm Anderson, h<=;r.:-ie<=e!D°ug1a» and Dudley 0? Blair, vm- .i'-_"fed am we ~'°12P°.e°?e at- ~ -.{'"»€'.,_"'L';.~I"'i'_?€'.-_FT'5"'."i°'1I _._,___ __._ _._ _-._....... ..... -lY»§°° 13 naung n day and joined the Claude Clem-vacahon from her ents, Clyde Fllch and J. A. Jes-
'§,.,'5"'.1f"u'3.§ gpfygfgfwnm famli es in; pic nic dinner
Clukson h°anxm.|'".'Z'ff ".'lTL"f -r_.__ -_,; _ _ ,
and nephew, Marion and R.ichaxd'lted at the 0. H. Lbwe home Wed~ wnaeu me nee movles an vamoun ;', _ " ° " ~ ~ " ' " l ' ; : f ' ° { ' m ; ' ; ' ' lN 1 1 x e n md r 1 e m .Wedneadny ~v=\=ins»~°d§y§°§`=,§€ vmek at ih efgyli Jill n Mxyand Mrs. Hmm Weber md Mrs, Hwy Ervey spent several °°" 'E a patient at the Pu-k has-I
Earl Fnnch home.son,Donald returned Thursday days last week at the Henry Tegt pital m Omaha.
uf-- ..-_ mu =.. ...-..\.:..... ..» fm". n.»i» wma... ;.. nf.. ma, home in Fremont.ChHn Jensen invited the funilles|SAVE Mons!1t w o weeks
surgiw supeing:Dom at
She will ape
home here a
¢mn. rfmmn vane: um 'nunmlonowaeknflnu'h w u n ' u" ""'°°" "" " '" ' fe w wi vue \ . . ¢ # 2 ' . ¢ u . 2 ~:".:.'..:.".'1:':'.::.""" .:: 1T.Ei`I"E¢..'I.'I"ii`f'.»:.:;"§i:i.i::.:a'f: 1'F"|Kebuwth Llrlm of near Her Ihe had ihmhed fo{t6"M hi-méel.IU |)DUll'|..|\||l5 \.r|.As\c tlausu :Annared Ty so n i s away .cMiss A1-wifan Lowe E2 -ve apar ty g'
,f'<j§,§{§ §§>§lz"é11}{{i£y ;;,';'{h jfgj mn visited wich Rohm P-storm Friday and all were treated no ice|
t k.cream.About ten families andMice Van Valin.several days las weeAlan Gustin of Blair is visiting several outside visitors were pres-u c c f m w m A N D GeordaAntillattheF;m1k Brown e ~~~
flI a n n f l d
"R1'£1°v...,..n in ¢\\ffnr¥n¢r 1|:|i\!"|1 £1 FI"EIlCh hUl|l€many li_nesBig reductions in.......V-...............,,...... .._: . s ° ° . : ° ° = c a u s e d ~ h e ~
a avy pipe on x .._Mrs.Perry Rose and children of ol Mr. nnd Mn. C, Uehhng.Omaha,are hack from Hooper!Mrs. C. E. Elliot of Omaha. is
where they visited a few days with visiting her sister,`Mrs.Mattie
her sister, Mrs. A. E. Drayerand Rose ut thu E. W. Burdie homefamily.She will spend a few'T_R_ Swanson had the Boyweekshereatthehomeof her Scout meeting Monday evening as
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. West. Rev. Norlin was out of town.
Mr.and Mrs-H-13.Cnmeron Billie Monsford of Cincinnati,were Sunday dinner guests of hir. Ohio, has been n guest of Charles
a m l x - M r s n F l i i i s ° i & ." § ' " § 1 . ' § . . f f i § i . 2 ' " " " ° " S °t h e p a s t w e e k .
I l lfS t L o u i s M o c a m e S a t u r d a y 'M r , a n d M r s .W m . A s d r o v e
0 -.. .~fo r n vi s i t u t t h e r t E . M f ¢ \ > " " ° h = \ ' § f ' » . $ ° ' { ` » § ` é y N § § ? ' . § 1 " " ' i & ' ? s . m ° 1 i ' . " § ' ¢ §
l m m c .~n f . .m m n h - <. m m si . n. . ». -n f ' ' | " ' " " . ° f .l € ' " ° ? l l l f " " d h a d a
at her home Friday evening forl
her deee, Beverly Jenn Down ofGranite Falls, Minn,Law in theafternoon she served ice cream d
cake to the guests who we :
Beverly Jean Lowe Mildred dFlorenceJohnson,him-ion Truhl-
sen, Betty Jane Jensen, MargaretHimes, Billy West, Patricia West,
Betty Korshoj,Nora Cushman,
Mary Rose West,Clarion Lowe,
Marion .Iune Bnndur, Pearl Jensen,
Joan McKercher, Virginia Grenier,Frieda Calton,Adeluihe Miller,
Marjorie Mac Reid, Dorothy Cerl~
son of Volin S. D.fMissViolet Hansen o l Blair,
l
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of goods enables us to name
some surprisingly low prices,
so if you would save money . ..
LONG cREEKl"°£"°."":.'!°°'=~|.=».$f N: wah `%¥'im2"3'é`s=;i
Relatives from Boone, Iowa andMrs.Cora Badgerow and daugh-
rr, Margaret of Blair, spent Wed-
'lesdny evening at the Hayes Rus-
rnbalm home.Mr.and Mrs.Chris Hinz andwn,Floyd attended the wedding
J-L.Nelson ox blur,was aMonday moming caller at the J. L.
Petersen home.Sunday visitors at the HarryErvey home were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Compton, Mr. and Mrs. John
Compton, Mr. md Mrs. Carl Comp-bnn and family of Weeping Water,rr.-..~..w.....r ' - . . . . ¢ ~ .'h h 'a n d M n :
picnic the 18th of August nt theBlair swimming pool.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ollnger spent
Thursday evening visiting withMrs. Arthur Sumner and son.The Min s Gretchen Menoke
and Hazel all visibed two days
lust yveelr ag the Nell Cameron
Come pay us a visit when you
need goods in our line
mf Mrsf IIinz'niece,Mil:Viola i=':&`°é"|§n"" "T:'.,°a":.,;':f"'"hall name Ill umum.=f==1== in Omaha, S=~»-f mor~Mr: and Mrs Lan Jeppesen -»~==|,,.:'.".;..::a2... %:¢..*a'a"°z,:.";::."
1 5'r'¥..,wm a nd Da n -1-»§.m...n E".E?'.'E ..'ff2§'°'L§§'""f'!' ..I'f...l'f.°!1\|!'!'¢¢| Hqnggn 39316159 aiumwn- f
Bring i n your "Good News"
coupon and get a fine cokeIlLllllU§\n u n .IIU II IP vu.r u p l a u o n' a m i l i e s r e c e i ve d t h e s a d n e w s 0 f l n , . m _ } , ...¢.........|rm . ...`.-,.».»...........Mr. and Mrs.Charles Koenig and
daughter,Marie and Mrs.EmilHagge and son attended a birm-day party at the Wiliinm Koenig
'home Thursday eveninxz.
cover for 49c..he ac c idental dro wning of a reio.»
;ive , Elmer Dunn ing n-: ar D ec atur,
as t Wednesday after noon.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ma r ti n Ne ls on o f
Blair,we re c allers Mo n da y after-
. . _ -.. . . n a l -n . . . l - I . . . . l .r r . . . . _ - . . .L - . . . . . . .
u u u u n :: : e \ . ¢ | ) l . : l . l r u r u .\ \ C . C l \ b Y d L i l °t i o n a t t h e R u f f h o m e .
Th ur sd ay e ve ni ng vis itor s at th e
Fr an k B r o wn ho me we r e Mr .an d
Mr s .Leo na rd Mo n k a n d d a u g h te r
an d Mrs . L au r a Mu n k. a ll o f Bla ir .
-. .g . - - . .. . ..- . . . . . .- -_ -Tekamah, atte nded the wc d dinp ; of
Mi s s Ma r y I i li z n b eth Gr a h a m a nRunslallli . W c e th a t Omah a , S a t H
rc -asnn: day s ou u n g .spe nt Mo n d a y a n d ' Tu c s d a y h e r b "
LiaXing L I C B l i ( i C O f ~ s p e n t a t ~ T a y l o r F l E l lC l l h o m g ,1
k~d L h T I F h IW " c e c n a 1 e 3) o r rc nc h Gr a n d ma Ro s e s u f f e n zd lla f al l a t
ome.er h ome a wee k a o an d s eenM{._.nnd 1\1§g=.§ p ¢I § § ° " ~ c o n f i n e d t o h e r 1 , 5 s i n c e .~BLAIR-Lf.nu, u...... u..»\._|n<Mi. and mré. Phi1ip"sp¢¢1<u and
dnmmhfm nf Qv1°m»n:n nm!Minnul
01C
[l i ll y l.1\\:||.l|||;.u u n l g 1 u u | }1 \ l l \ || - Ir vn S i d n c r S l : 1 5 0 d : L L t h e D r . A . J . ,
:mo ron hmm,_'.a o n u n y o n n \ a c a u o n m p .Lney noon at.H...-wlll vrs at M nosota No r t h un d r Mr .azMl.. ¢ ]\[| tene Hu g e lmo n as n s So u th D a ko ta d Cz;nada re tur n A R L I L G T O N N O T E S ar e re jo
1r;7 }n I." c I MFT' _(lo.Hu b e r i n n hn mn th r n uh thu I?ln:'ic Hiils.a hnhu' 1
m e z c u u c u p n u u n = e r 1 n u n u :" ' " " Tl d M r s .c | i r f 0 r d " r m h : s ¢ r i M i s s J o s e p h m e H o g a n r e t u m e d
' i o v e r t h e a r r i v a l o f t o O m a h a .F r i d a y a f t e r a f o u rr ?A u g u 5 t 3 T h e l i t t l e cc -k s vi s i t u t t h c D a n P h i l l i p s
h a h a mn in nn fl T f n h !T} n H 1 O m e n
i:HH'»1"§£115`0 f"i~f@`i»`r7.1l=5£n ae; s`;§`EE{|Saturday and Sunday at the Chas.|
-Koenig home. Waiter Koenig, w]]o|had soent.several days with h1s|| nAcKE'r STORE::I 1.I .IL Uilnnln "r.on.-¢(H r "I.I||1111 >:. 1.r Mrs.Frank Cranor of Crm.-rr.=!=.h§.i .?.i;'2.'€"i=~.'".'l;`.$.".¥'.f.'.1?.. Ysggc spent Sundayfllight and Monday
h.|been confined io her home for at tl}e J. D. ];'°"'e home:}|\ml weeks with illness.Musa Phyllis McCork1ndare left
Mr.and Mrs.Harrold K@»1l¢y,'¥`1\\1='Sd={y fPff her hhome "F Errior-
drovg to Odebolt, Iowa lust Satur-,mn aftr vlmtmg er cousin, ll ISSdzwtovisitrelatives.They re-;W=3£1d=1 C`\?1Ef1b=1"¥5*' H°'~;='3"?l days.
Mr. :md Mrs. George Schoettgerarliwd Thursday from Calif. They
are living with H. W. Schoettger
until their home is redecornted.
Mr. Schoettger has purchased the
home formerly occupied by the U.R .S e g e r f n r m l y .M r .S e g e r h a s
_ __ |La ..;-._.:t.._.n_; L _1 1 . . \ - - . I
" - -Miss has
Mrs. Tr
at the land Mrs.Alvin
down a
school
n... .c..1.l/.:.~¢,..'\|...~c..2..u ...3..»....x \.uhlsen is being cared fpr|Dli|'r|il | u l n a .: |u: \.n .\ , n z\u u.u <: u u uu|U|" A r k 6l. ,. .-|list the past tv.~ weeks and ~der
a dog:tor's care.She is some bet-
tcr at this writing.
r '
GAS USERS WILD
SAVE 450092
in one year through use of
NATURAL GAS
The annual saving of $4500.00 is estimated conserv-
atively on the basis of gas consumption with old
manufactured gas through lower ram md grate:
lieat value of Natural Gas.
_\A chart showing difference in cost iso users of Natuml
Gas and old gas formerly used by residamts of Blair
appears below.
Comparison of Old Gas Bills with Present
Nfatural Gas Bills:
Consumption 'Consm'nptia|Bill :m
Mannfarnired Naumml Mfs-Namnl
G a Gas Gas Gas
soo 310 $1.00 $1.001ooo620z.oo 1.34
1500 930 3.00 1.76
zooo 1240 4.00 2.17
2500 1550 4.80 2.59
3000 1860 5.60 3.01
3500 2170 6.40 3.37
4000 2480 7.20 3.68
4500 2790 8.00 3.99
sooo 3100 's,so 4.30
The $4,soo.oo savings nanains in Blair to be spent vith the gzoca backer p n -
eral note, Plumber. ~ nation and otha- merchants.
Iowa-Ndlaska ugh;
~I¢ilaepo iqof§eIm v|~Nd»d uIigh¢a |dPowso onpay|o# v¢goodn rvi¢¢¢l l .
Top m vid zt hoe eres ié ixgwi lh in tb et ati la yven cn wih pn nd de ch ici yl ie bw cl
p¢ui>len\na»nmenanuevmi¢hgond»¢fvioa.
To be eo ti ea ui la ld en in gw hh m n m n om zn
Topm dieet lngddsni eioaxbnin easdenin gsslins.
mme . of 'h er pare nts
Or vi lle ums to n.
W ri ir ht f Kc nn ar d
A l l I ' n ¢ . . w I ¥ I . q ¢C h n l f i l w r u n a
wleil a€ the McC-ingm¢g1agwu,s
HERMAN NEWS
Miss Hazel Pipher of Crawford
eb is vidtin__g at the Ray Trip:
tt home.Mrs. Anna Paddie, Miss Beade
xholl and Mins Caroline Wachter~vs no Pender Sund emorning.spent the day at George
anhter home.The o . ~ s . wi ll ho ld their
'nn home su a.ma ¢nunmmu¢\-nm swB E N C H N 'were dvnlrna treetyo! ice neun, e om-m»~w..¢Zn. ~
Mn.Charles Cerwr and emuvisited with Mr. and Mrs. ClarkLippincott Sunday eftemoon.Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olinger spentWeddesday evening vlmlting withMr. and Mn. Alfred Hansen andfamily..Mies Nancy Larson of Florence,Neb.,visiwd several days lastweek with Miss Gretchen Menckc.Mrs.Emma Hoaver and two
eakeandlemulnda \ndGon|tm¢1$¢mCo.~,.. . . r s " 3 .':a*."°°°": "m r: m m on -vw =-= m a on~
other relatives surprised Mr and mutha!Mrs. mm Lund of Crain: sdnany Neugh-Mu K""'°""° me
afternoon.The pa we! givenin Hoffman erecting potew "honor of their wregdlng mnivef- house.
sary.Oshkosh-North Central GuMr. and urs.Fm Peek and s\-=n¢ed!n»<=1\i»e¢<>lay end ~-children spent Thurlday evening Lain system of gu mlinl andat the A. E. Dixon home.m deliver zu w reeidenees
four vidtorl.Bdna hme ntl wa s
served by the mmmmaa.M mMcDonald will entertain Aug. 18
with M m John Barry and Mrs.V. 0. Ireland on Bervin mt..
Dr . md M n .H an u me
up from Lincoln Saturday mom-ing fo r nn o va Sunday vi sit atthe J. H. Neadood home.Other
dinner guests Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs.Roy Nearhood and
daughter,Norma L Q o l Omaha,and Mrs. Roy Nearhood's parents,Ak. and Mrs. Meadow of Fremont.
been in the hams ol ber =1-=»5\=f»f-Mn. Uni s Hans en.M n .ster-mmwua c ha xt e rme mbe ro f thcSerpta Chapter 48 O. E. S. of Arl-
ingion.One of thesmn11sonxofMr.|.ndMrs. Ed Renard had the misfor-
tune i n h urt o m or his lingerslast week and is under the careol a physician.
Dom Siegdst, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Siegrlst haii her
tgpsilu removed Thursday mor~
rung.
at Blair, spent Sunday has with
his family..
Ivan Rutledge of Omaha, spent
Sunday here at the parental, D.
W. Rutkdge home..Mn.A.E.Dnyer und Joe ofHooper, mule a :hart visit at the
J. A. West home Sunday.Izo Fausett. plans to leave withhis family about the middle of themonth on a motor trip to Calif.
Dr. Cameron expects w leave
negrt week on a vacation.He will
¢.=,.,=
John Sutton of Randolph, Nab.,
:pmt the wabend here with Mm
Sutton.Ma lMrs. W. H. Ylkish of Fremont,came Saturday and will viqit. at
the home of herwsxents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Iawe le her husband
is at n Milltary txdning camp.
Mr. and Mn. Wm. Cooper, Mr.and Mrs.A1 Winsinn and BillieMondord of Gneinnatti, O.,and
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cooper were
=..-¢
tufned home Monduviéii»"¢wB`1i¢u¢ sons ifmfed wait
their lrrandmmentl. Mr. and Mn
Dermey Ackerman while they
were away.'Tuesday afternoon a eiass olgirls of the Baptist Sunday sehoo
and their teacher, Mrs. Ivan Helm:
gathered at the park for n party
and picnic supper.Frank Nelson went to OmahaTuesday where he is taking treatments for ear trouble
-_-.weeks vac ation at Lin c oln, visiting
r\2lati\c°s.
Mr .Christensen o f Bla ir,span
several day s last.week a t thn
ho me o f his m ugh te r,Mr s .Geo
ami Mn. J. W. Bmnton
Mr.:uni Mrs.I).W.Rullc vxlgxe¢»nt»\'tu.im.d at a dinner Wednesdiig
C (nnn{rREQ1 `1\1iI¢l§§1b1 moved Ms famill
jayed lnlpper with lv:\n':| parents
Mr. und Mn. E. H. Helms nt Te
6n1§ha"S'un2{a§and risiied Mr
West, who is some better.Miss Louise McDowell spent afew days last week at the`J.
and Mrs.Addison Metzlerl
big help fo BOWELS
v for a bowel movument atn|.l|V the same hour every dw-E\.¢xn|;¢'s bowds need l1§.lpat.
l\lI."h"§. but the thing go use is Dr.¢..nl\E..r!I"~ Svrup Pepsm. Yo].1'll gettv Hwmugh cleaning-ont, and1twon't'ac v-nur insides weak andwgte.r{;=" =- fmily doclofs presiznpllul.fmll luxntive hefbfk pqre pqpsu.,olilcr helpful ;r3;rdxe.nu Lhqt1.fnL hurt a chll . But. hoyq lt.'<-w up lhol0 lazy bowels! Hoyil you feel with your syltum nd
1 all that poisonous waste mnttnr..
§»x.\§,\2.w,f"S'~
I
nw, Ne bmh, Augus t 6 , 1 9 8 1
LQCAL NEWS Clearance Sala o f S u mme r
D r e u e s i s s ti l l o n a t Th e F
Center.
Pln.yle*.:Music , Christian c »
1 'a .
._,,...,,~..~-
flNo. '15 between Nshrukn. Gty md
Union.
Deahler-Work underway on
Sinchlr natural g u pipe line,
`leuod by Nabragka Natuzd G u
Co. to supply natural gn to W9
section from Wyoming ui] Gelds.
u . . .n u I ' l l v é la'n .n . f l m |u n
We think it's Q 11.-
cordl So far only
3,793 people have
accosted us with,
"Is i t hot enough
for you?"
We have sold a lot
of DEVOE AutoFinishlately.I f
in 5 gallon cans.
Etiquette Hint
Good manners con-
sist of treating the
other fellow as tho*
he were as impor-tant as he thinks he
is.
We got in on an-
about if somebody'd
just do something
about money and
the weather.
Do you know you
can buy a good
2 quart ice cream
freezer for $1.00.
h l o n ~ w u k ~ Haines.
W* _ Cleara11ce.§§l¢ °f.S.:f.mm§ .S}"=
oftheTRIBES
.emma. .f Ann-1¢
'me him of uvhnlb. aaarolda4 ,,;,\, Ji .. ma xe d-ln; o m.In
-:went year! It has cams into
mua di ly inaeuing me-md mo st
pa nunl would be mr p r i l d w
n m m e t h e n m a v h - d r m u
wen bail: some zum years am i n
Bah lon.TZ.asphalt o i that time,of
anime. was natural, mmulactnred
underground in Natures refinery.
wane am of today m produced as
a petroleum by-product.But its
values were appreciated then,asthey were centuries later by ne
Incas who established a magnifl-
cent highway system with a Him*
Klan substance.
Gut. of a total of more than 3,-
000L000 miles of highway in the
United States, less than four per
cent carry a hlgh~type surface.
thel expense of such surfacing
being prohibitive in all but highly
congesued areas.Secondary roads
with bituminously treated water
and dust proof surfaces,costing
nnly n fraction as much in build,
are the solution to the fann-to-
market rand need.There is a
strong movement ln take the farm-
er out of the mud and give him
year-round contact with the out~
side world.
We are today enjoying the ud»
vantages of n road surfacing that
hu been in course of development
almost since the dawn of history.
I¢ v \f1 mh=1 'lx 1|°nill\¥lN°4
uopmaeconnt.Tha a m m o !
mlncrlhen v rnlbnlmtmtly n-sav alhumuurmdlbgllntnzthn
¢|indond¢h|d1:rmn:dld!nrlf
tnpublidna nbs n gather
dlnthe nhoe x ipdv lwillnm dnl l fnraattheds dgnlted lub-Iwbiihv v dv l-En ry m b ou lh f
m h s hn d tim tt lnlo s u d -
G d n n m a d e u p a n d u n u m -
l a t batv nmthapmblhhn mu
edber.
l n ¢ n d u l o o o : d ~ d a n mn \ x a r
¢ u » p » m m ¢ » ¢ B m r , N ¢ ¢ . ,i n k !¢he A¢ \ o f C<mgnll 01
\|m=hs,1 s'm.
I C :-n 3 . 4 \
» t r l e e p e r Y a r $ 1 - l l
The Na tc he z
E m or the present clty otNateha..along
fl. . . . ' . r - w 5
: f f \.
9x .f l * ''
' f l F l a
1 a
| v
*"vt
r . uw la§vr. ~
Nutohc l.St.Catherines
c r e e k .o n c e
mood nine acet-te r e d v l l t a r e a .
c o mpr i s in g th e
tr i be tr omwhlc h
t h e c l t y i s
named.W h e n
they d n t weremi r e d by th e
Frenc h tn 1682.
t h e r e w e r e
mo u r a o o o r tn t-
c h e : - - ll good-
ulzed n a t i o n .
T h e i r u t r m t ec ustoms attnc t»
ed and :ma xe d
the Fr en c h mm.
an d l t 1|to
t h e s e e a r l y
chrontc lers that
we an i n d eb te d f or mo s t o f our
information.
I t v r u impossible for the two
noel, so totally u nlike eac h other,
to remain on iriendly terms,and
the Natc hez fought three were
with the F renc h , the last bein g to
1729, whic h turned out to be fatal
to the tr lb e They s plit into three
dlvlatone,one o f whic h remainedne a r thd r o ld h ome .The sec ond
tied a short distanc e away , where,
la mx, the F re nc h e ga ln atta c k ed
them, killed many , and so ld about
45-0 in to slavery .Th e third and
largest dlvtslon joined the Chlck-
asaw and built a village near them.Later, some of the Natc hez moved
Into the Cherokee country,and
some fe w sur vivor!of the tribear e ltlll to h e fo un d i n Ok lah oma
I n the early colorful day s,dur-
ing tlmea ot' peac e, the Frenc h als-
torians found the Natc hez a sourc e
of great Interest.The people were
tall, rob ust. and with a pr oud nlr;
neat and agreeable. Tattooing wasne ely indulged la,and when a
Natc hez :nan had lned some
hon or or distinction,added to
his tattooed decoration so that
some o t thctn were ,*"l|\acrlbml"
over a large area ot askin.Th e
women pierced their ears wi th
great slits and hung ornaments
In them until the lobes were great-
ly dlstended,and both men and
wome n we re partial to paint,rer-mlllon being th e most prized.
One ol' their lens nttrartive c us-
toms was that of llc adtln ltvnlng,
and the old nccoltnle describe a
baby being thus deformed:lt wa s
plac ed o n a hoar d, and a mass ofclaywas lightly bound on its head
between two other boardl.Th e
poor baby cried ln pam.and
turned almos t bla c k, bu t it h ad to
endure the pressu re untll its head
grew into the required shape Th la
naturally took some tlme, but it 11|
not rec orded that the proc ess had
any lasting lllettec t on the Natc hez
children,wh o were bright an d
compared favorably wi th those ot
oth e r u - lm. .
The Natchez made very good pot-
tery and spun thread from mulber-
ry bark,whic h they wo r e into
cloth.Soraetlmes th ls c loth w a l
covered all over wi th feathers:small turkey feathers belnz used
for the c ommon p eople, a nd s wan
feathe rs for the " aristo c rac y "
An aristocracy in an Ind ian
tribe,espec ial!!one whic h prac-
tic ed head fatten ing li ke the sav-
age s of Af rlc al It la a n a mu s in g
ldoa,of course, but the fac t is that
I I
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Maher & Carr-lg-nn, Attorneys¢Q|_yN'T C0URT, WASHINGTON
c o NTY, NEBRASKA
Estate of Stewart Edwards, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 27th day oi August, 1931, at
the County Judgds omoe in the
City ol Blair, Washingtnn County,
Nebraska,at 10 o'clock in the
lorenoon of said day, the fo\low~
ing nmtter will be heard and con-
sidgred,m~wit:The petition of
J. ~ Edwards praying for the ap-
pointment of J. P. Edwards as nd-
ministmtor of the estate of said
Sie-wart Edwards, Dcceamd,
Dntml this (nh day of August,
19;1.
*l"Im llmnrlnnn T4n§nn lnivilf arv
.|.|lu :\u.|G&|\»¢iA La ub a vu i l - 1M._ P a u l J e g r e m m o f o m u m , | w m m e e t u m ( ' 1 " h u 1 ' l ¢ 8 ? )e v e n i n g .
..........-... -... ... ,,...... ,,....,....fad New Way Hamburger mantle,
Sixth and Vine streets.
West Point-Natural Gas Sys-
hem from Omaha plans to oom~
plete building su line io this
xawn.Highway No. 8 betweex Wisner
md West Point being paved.
Lyman-J. E. Shaw and Williamldorghelmopenedgroceryand
neat market.
Sidney-Yant Construction Co.
reoelved $50,850 oontrut for pav-
ng six hlocka of local nreotu.
P h m mu m- n n l n g e a ,moder-
ilmed and completely remodeled
rome of Iowa-Nebraska Light and
?ower Co., formndly opened w the
mhllc.
Red Cloud ". L. Price plana to
resume drilling operation at oil
a.§`§§..§."1'.T C-n", ,;;;m;,;,jaresponding the week with Mr.
and M n .Carl Schmidt.Mrs.
Skinkle md Mrs sehmm are sn-
ters.
A picture ot Blalfs new bath
house and mimminz pool appeared
in S\mdny's Omaha Bee.Two of
Blalr'a mermaidn, Mines Ruth Til-
den and Mary Moore, were also
pictured.
last Sunday dinner guests at
the Charlea Cameron home 'ere
Mr.and Mn.H. B. Cameron of
Herman, Mr. and Mn. M. L. Cam-
eron ol Davenport, Iowa.The msn
are brothers.
Dr. Shook and her son of Lang-
ley.virginia,m d unter,M m
Johnaon of New_York City, and
._.. ..._ ...... .,...,.., ....,...., .......moved D0 their home on Grant'
street.
Glaaranoe Sale ol Summer Silk
Dresses is still on at The Fashion
Center.29-lt.Dr. and Mn. G. E. sunny. whol
llv¢ southeast of Blair,made a
budneas trlp to Omaha, lm Tues-
day.
H n .Marjorie Matdnger and
.children ol Fremont,spent che;
weak-end at the parental, W. W.
Wilkinson home.
j nn. mmben. Bramlett ol Oma.
ha, a former Blalrite, spent the'
,day lut Wedneaday in Blair,atthe George Ryan home.l
..-.......... ...... ........, V. N...ton, were Sunday visitors at 'die
J. E. Miller home in this city.
Clearance Sale of Sufmmer Sllk
Dresses in still on at The Fashion
Center.29-lt
Mis; Goldie Mae Azron of 0n1a~
lm,has been lpending the p u t
week visiting with Mrs..Yue M.
Marks.
Hr .and Mrs. Carl Anderson ol
Chleago, are spending a few days
at the Wdter Nelson home in the
Rose Hill neighborhood.
Mr.and M n .Chris Anderson,
Edna and Virgil were last &1nday
evening visitors at the John J.
Jmlan home, west ol Blair.
Mn. W m.Kelly md daugh¢er,l Mr. and Mn. H. A. Poolar and
nm.-ne d home nn Monday alter family of Omaha were Sunday
spending a few days in Lincoln.:dinner guesta at the Clyde Pooler
Ispent the day last Wednesday atthe parental, Will linden home.
[eater Dneker returned Satur-
day from a trlp to California.Hehad been gone aobut two weekg.
Winlfred Hain,of Tekamah,
spent a few days last week with
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Hsin.
Miss Hazel Pfeiffer of Craw-
ford, Nab., spent several days last
week vldting Misa Alice Triplett.
Mr.and M n .Jack Crowdy
spent last Monday evening vlaltlng
;g_§»~= John Jenaen homo, west od
Mr. and Mr-a..Harold Small of
Omaha, are enjoying a vacation all
the home of his mother, Mira. Mary
Mrs. Cullen Wrirht and Rnlnh of
|
Angus! Sth at Sohaifler hdl.
I a n Sunday afternoon vidtora
at the Ieonand Axtell home were
Mn. Tom Osborn and children and
Mrs. Sam Axlcll.
Mr. and Mrs. Hana Knutaen and
daughter ol south of Blair, were
pkaaant visitors at the H. J. Han-
nen home last Monday afternoon.
Iva Petersen,daughter o l Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Petersen of Arl-lngton,is visiting her cousin,
M l d n ,at the Walter Petersen
homo.
Mrs. John Afggwn and dangh»
ter,Emyle,aou of Blair,and
Mra.Aronlon'|drter of
City, were Thursday ovenln vil-
lworx at the Fred lang home.
Mr. and Mrs; W.E.Dolan ofwell, west of hmm.
lllnltue-Legion Ind Auxilh
'ost erecting new building.
Neligh-E. C. Springlteen c
Liders establishing aeamery
his plane.
mar manner ox vmnna, spennnn
|17 Wednesday with Mn. John Whlw.
They ue friends of Mrs Whlbe.
on-The lollodng attended the Bap-
at tint Womnn's Quarterly meeting ol
the Omaha association at Fm-
ray mont last Friday: Rev. and Mrs.
L. J.ann, Mrs. Corn Badgerow,
BP* Miss Melita Taylor,Mrs, John
m m uhm-m g h w i and mu=»}`h»m°. on south Walker avenue.um dry. lpent r§.¢ 'ru2»aAy'§i§1
.E¢hel.ML md M,,_ James Ryu; and iling her mother, Mm John B k .
Pew Chrllwnlen um wi fe of hmlly ol Spiker, spent last Tues- lun, walt of Blslr,
St. Plul, Neb.,who recently re- dw .svaning at tha John Becklon M i l ! ~ B o w m a n a n d M r s .
turned from a four montlu l-rip home in the Rose m n neighbob Jenn Hemzerllng entertained Miss
abmld,spent hat Mondny night hood.Bowma.n's Sunday school class at
at the A. R. Brock home.'`Mrs. Nellie dy a nd c hi ld re n ;-mggns P i n _Sunday alter-
.wx -» v = _ a . °' Eff br a n mid '1€,_?°"f==é! slum,Mf~=¥\d Mrs.. ; :~ . J ' ° " £ " ° ° ° " E
Uncoln, arrived in Blair Wedn
dw evening where they will d
*-he remainder of the summer ¢¢
the pax-enhl, Frank Shnpann hemp.
Mr. and Mrs. Fneeman Tucker,
Mn. Ellg Priqe, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
'Crowdy and little Phyllia Johnson
of Orum,wen Saturday evening
dinner zuests at the home of Mrs.
Gmveling completed on highv
>etween Scotia and Ellu.
Deshler-$40,000 bond issue 1
rroved bo supply funds to purch
)eshler College, and remodel s
'onvert building into public ah
use Carr/er and son, Dudley.All emishans Thursday, Friday am
md joyed a fme meeting and a large urday, Aug. 6-7-8th. Cheap ifool crowd attended the meeting,[off _can We buy cream, egg
5 3 ¢,. umrord Munson and children of "'°"`"" ""`" "` IIaAl;uUUl5¢llUJulia irle in Omaha.mn Omaha, waited Mrs. E M. Terrell °l'"""°"of Omaha,drove up f°|
I--M .d M . Ea l Caldwell, whorv and and family Sunday.22.2 .EE;=1"..°:ft..?2§°E&_ §::¥f¥§f ~ ~ ' ,':,,,..,,f. ,,..,,.~
>ullding.
Superior-Methodist auditorium
Sunday School building redecorawdWolbach-Ted Smith opmed
Img store in Bissell building.
Walla.;L. N. Teller wok overood theatre.'
ca ms -Fre d Anderson 'w o k
wer Kcmpt/on Hardware Stan-.
Steel &Ollmzer received $24.-
The Rebekahs held their regular
meeting at the Odd Fellows Hall
Tuesday evening.Mrs. Pearl Sie
'gel of Los Angeles, beder known
as Pearl Baxter, visited the lodge
Tuesday evening.She is s mem-
ber of thg local chapter.At the
close of the meeting,Miss Doro-
thy Baxter came to the hall to
n . . .|, . . . . . . .
'poultry.John McKay, phone Black
89.29-1:
Mr. and Mrs.E.E.Burke of
Palmyra,Mo.,and Mrs.A.L.
Heisler of Quincy, Illinois arrived
in Blair last Tuesday evening for
a short visit at the E.C,Hunt
home.
Mrs.Anna Parler,formerly Miss Gladys Moore sang .,,.,,|;~;; '°"§ '; W UIM W u w " " " " ` I § I f e § " F " " " " " § ` § " " ' f " M -e s an a spen ing a .vacation n a er nn my or r.§_gev;=g;; hgti Tuesday afternoon, with her mother, Mrs. E. M. Ter-iand Mrs. Chris Nelson ol Arling-
friends ar:,;;»- rnl0|n;:|a0 IF" rell of this city.ilan and Mr. and Mrs.Herman
her voice over hsalgre"ear Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bassett of Kay. southeast of Blair.
F S ]H 'Omaha, are the proud parents of:Frank Simpson,who has been
or a e -ouse and th lots ~~ree .a baby daughter born last Sunday on the srck list became worSe andgm locksheast of the North r?'°°limoming.Mrs. Bassett was fonn-Iwas taken to the Swedish Imman-
. xce lint ome, Pmlv mode ' No erly Misa Alice Stevens of this,uel Hospital in Omaha last Friday§'}f'C'I'.-.'°2?F;. fl _,H'3.'I'?" '"f'Icrity.Mrs.Sam Stevens is ingrnoming where they nrc building
¥
mn ,.-.»....,.¢ r....".......|:..,. n |: ; \c c om p u. n y n u r n u m .|.u u n :u \ : | u y e m p l o y e d a t CPOWBH Hg me .hasluu:|u\:||b,. rllvb DUlll.llllg, 518.112 .119 omnlm this week, helping care for'up his condition preparatory to an
'her new granddaughter.operation in the near future..,.. w......t.. .W 5...u...g vgmlala-(oscoe highway for distance ol six
md eighbbenths miles.
Bridgeport-North Platte River
nndge between this city and North
mt will be widened lo roadway of
50 feet.
Contracts let for completing
Brain Growers Highway to High-vav No. Bl.-Plymouth News.
Baxter home,and rendered a meéntly announced her marriage'Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jensen, who
couple of vocal selections. Refresh- to Claude Donnelly of Omaha.
ments of ice cream and cnkc wcre\}{e,. friends here wish her happi-
S@1'V9d.'ness in her new home ln Omaha.
|Elsie Stevens returned MondayMADGE E. KING _from a three weeks visit with rela-
WEDS Hf N. W}{lTEtivcs at Red Oak, Iowa.She was
accompanied by her cousin, Martha
n u ,i..,. n<\..:.... van.. .\....~\.,'Buttenho!f. who will visit at the»
live on the
Mrs.Milton
Blair, drove
lust Sunday
visiting the
Mrs.H.
Tuesday in
A. G. Curtis,
Bench and Mr. and
Carlberg of west of
to Shenamlouh,Iowa
and spent the day
radio stations.
A. Hanck spent lust
Omaha, visiting Mrs.
at the Immanuel has-
THE HACK SAW
VOLUME 5 Blair, Nebraska, August 6, |931 1 Number 48
W e th i n k it's Q 11.-
c or dl So f a r on ly
3,793 people ha ve
ac costed u s wi th ,
" I s i t h o t eno ugh
f o r y o u ? "
W e ha ve sold a lo t
o f D E V O E A u to
Fi ni sh lately .I f
y o u c an 't af f o r d t o
bu y a n e w c a r , y o u
c an ma k e th e old
on e loo k a lmo s t li k e
new wi th a c oa t of it
W e li k e th e golden
s u mme r da y s
W e li k e th e nic e
wa r m . n i g h ts -
I n fa c t we li k e a ll
Except mosquito
bites.
We are making n
Special Price on
Ham mins-$1.25for n|AMON'D Red
in 5 gallon cans.
Etiquette Hint
Good manners con-
sist of treating the
other fellow as tho*
he were as impor-tant as he thinks he
is.
We got in on an-other ahipment of
those Waterbottles
to slip in the Ice
Box and have ice
water ready all the
time.
There wouldn't he
much left to \\\\on'y
about if somebody'd
just do something
about money and
the weather.
Do Y09 know you
can buy a good
2 quart ice cream
freezer for $1.00.
"W}mt's the fuss in
t h e school y a r d ,
sonny?"asked the
gentleman passing
a ward school.
"Why,the doctor's
just been around
axaminhfus, an'one
of t h e deficient
boys is knocking
hell out of a perfect
kid."
One of our practical
jokora hero in Blair
went home that hot
evening last week
and asked his. wife
for his ovemhoea.
PETEHSENHAnnvz§g_g
Blair. Nebraska
Minatam C. V. Conklin openedEastside Servic e Station.
Progress b e i n g ma d e o n con-
stmc tion o f Ly ma n -Y o de r hi gh -
ray .
Ma d i s o n - J a me s Ho lt J r . mo ve d
Lis rep air shop to n e w qua rte rs
n bu ild in g fo r me r ly oc cupied by
ame n Holt S r ., on Fi r st St.
S c o t ts b l u f f - Th e Carlile building
417 F ir st A ve nu e, be in g re mo de l-
d f o r m o d e m hotel. _
T e k a m a h - E m m e t t Ha m p t o n
»pened au to la un dr y i n bu ildi ng
e s t o f D r .D .C.Sc ottfa veterin-
Lrv hosnital.
f..$"$.'l-ill§f"'€5. L§;;q:l\i»{;5:];"I~:I|;r_Sa m S te ve n s h ome a f e w we e ks .lp lh ll.hMr 8 .Cu r ti s wa s repo rted
la n,lo w s ,an d Ha r o ld No r t o n 'Mr . an d Mr s. Ar th ur W olf f == m< 1' ?» I ?§ £` i" " Qf g fg rg d gg g e l u g s
W h i te , s o n o f Mr . a n d Mr s . E . M.c h ildr en of Oma h a, wer e S atur da y s e e s er " F " s .
" r h i te o f Bu r we ll,yyere ma r ri e d even in g vis itor s a t the Vi c ~BIT.an g §IIS.hI}'20ll Me tz in ge r
Wednesday a t. 4 : 3 0 p.m.,a t th e home.Th e y we r e on th ei r wa to an d fam'l5f»wl th a nu mbe r o f
Estes Pa rk ,Colorado,whe re m oth e r relati ves an d f n e n d s f r o m
'exp ec t to spe nd a bou t th ree wee ks.Ir vi n gto n , he ld a pic nic alo n g th eho me o f the brld e's sister,Mr s .
R. W . Ma rti n in Oma ha .The c ere-
mo n y wa s p e rf o r me d b y Re v. Ge o
Ty n e r i n th e pr es en c e o f i mmed i- I
ate relatives.
Mrs. 'Flo ren c e C otte an d c hild ren
we re hap pi ly surprised lo s t we ek
Tues day ,wh e n he r f a th e r ,Mi l to n
Th e bri de we r e a b r o wn sa ti n Ha d le y an d bro the r,E a r l o f Du -
6IlBelTlbi€ wi th Shdd der bou quet of buque,I o w a ggmg f o r 3 sh or t
bride's roses a n d lilies o f the .visit.He r f a th e r stay ed a we ek
valley .The c oup le were u.l1 atte nd.b \| 1 | ; h er b roth er i s mmainmg fo r a
ed.glvns er pe no d.
E lk h o r n r i ve r b a n k s s o u t h o f E lk
Ci ty ,la st Th ur sd ay afternoon.
Th e y e n jo y e d a s wi m i n th e ri ve r
an d af te r th e i r s wim a b o u n te o u a
pic nic supper wa s spread o n th e
river ba nk s, to wh ic h a ll di d amp le
justic e.
W . D. Hug he s, who was s en ou s-
l \ 1 ; h ; I l P . n . I i n n v a h n r n n n f u n #n u . n | »
I
r o llo w mg a we a umg qmner,4 M r s E h m a n d hi s : m a e le f t f o rh,§a g;,; ;:=M r .a n __M r w
,e wi s to ok over Br o a dwa y Ca f e '.or me r ly o p e r a te d b y Mr s . Ro g e r s : f a g g e y mwn mp to th e Mi n n e s o ta
Mr. White was graduated fromSLAIR BOY ~Egypsy TOUR" theUniversity of Nebraska, where
he belongs to Delta Sigma Phi
Mr s .W m. Ca r te r o f Oma h a , r e -
tu r n e d to B la i r la s t Mo n d a y a f te r
spen ding ab ou t tw o we ek s i n
Oma h a wi th he r husband.Mr s .
Ca r te r ha s been snendimr s o me !
I ;u | J u ; v ; u u l a L u l l u w a y u x a u w c r z n ,
wa s ta ke n to the Metho di st hos-
pi tal i n Oma h a la st Thu r sd a y e ve
.n in g.Mr .Hu g h e s suffe red s even
bro ken ribs,a fra c tu red sk ull,
. g n u n n n = n » .n f 6 1 . . .\ n - .= - .L . . . . } . l . . . . .L I . . .1 I .|ma n y had bruises.I t i s m p o r te d k f " " " " ° r b r m g a
he i s g ettin g a lo ng as we ll a s c an ?
be expec ted,a t th is \\'riting,an df
his f ri en ds h op e wi th in u f ew d ay s]
to be able to mo ve hi ni to the home!
o f hi s dmuzhter,Mr s .A n d r e wi
Siedelrnnn in Omah a.Mr s . H u g h e s
ls re mn imn g ' ln Oma h a where she
I-.xc ept mosquito
bites.
W e a r e ma k i n g n
Spec ial Pric e o n
B a m Pai nt- -$1 .25
f o r n n \ M o N " n Re d
kid."
One of our practical
jnkcrs here in Blair
went home that hot
ovening last week
:md asked. his. wife
fpr his o\'er»=hoe~=.
PETEHSENHAnnvz§g_g
Blair. Nebraska
EP >'s"5.%"°_E2¥ §§°\§I= °==:=»-|§i'.;fT,i'"'£3¥,1."2.£Z.,i'"'I.i"'£2'¢§§if3f`-z5?"EE':'3'f<fT>'°.i¥?=`~*?i"5F§'-xzauon or me :naw sends out n where thecouple will be at honié'Mrs. Wm. Famberg was hostessronf b hrEP 0 oys W o travel by truck to the Monday evening bridge clubLtakingwiththemtheircamping; after September I.thi 'meek 1, her home vs st5noneaeuuinmentandnerésmrvnrnvi-The _'!"F'°~glauuted flom T:nnn'v\¢s1\»nn§Mm Alf\nn.rl RIA;
(ESIQAL)I. C. ELLER,2.9-Bt County Judge.Nutclwz is lhé moat Interwtlng
point ln their story.The chiefswerecnllollSuns,and were be-lieved to be descended from tlmtIumluury.The next In importance
were tha Nobles, then the Honored
=lé}|§§§{Ql' ,,.;;l.; ~.~5éEl2"§f.<§§ lE£f}{ ;
"Gypsy Tour".'Thg boys who are
fortunate enough to be chosen are
from the Class A boys of the dif-
fcmnt camps.
Drake University and is a member,"'""'"°§a\.|....s " " ". ' " " " "'Z""`f D lm Gamma sorority For the was wlnner of the pnze for hlghoe°score and Mrs. Mary Compton wonpast tv.o years, she has taught in ut rize Miss Roalie Foley will
the B lalr publi c sc h oois.'C P .1-c ntertzun the c lub a t th e n e ;
i l a n I \J 1 ° l | 1 1 l i s A n i m : \A r t ! ! !~
n h
SPIKER HAPITEIQINGS
1 I .|ma n y had bruises.I t i s m p o r te d k f " " " " ° r b r m g a
he i s g ettin g a lo ng as we ll a s c an ?
be expec ted,a t th is \\'riting,an df
his f ri en ds h op e wi th in u f ew d ay s]
to be able to mo ve hi ni to the home!
o f hi s dmuzhter,Mr s .A n d r e wi
Siedelrnnn in Omah a.Mr s . H u g h e s
ls re mn imn g ' ln Oma h a where she
I-.xc ept mosquito
bites.
W e a r e ma k i n g n
Spec ial Pric e o n
B a m Pai nt- -$1 .25
f o r n n \ M o N " n Re d
kid."
One of our practical
jnkcrs here in Blair
went home that hot
ovening last week
:md asked. his. wife
fpr his o\'er»=hoe~=.
PETEHSENHAnnvz§g_g
Blair. Nebraska
J.._ . . . . ``,...._ . I
daughter of Tekamnh, visited ut
the John Becklun home in theRose Hill neighborhood last Mon-|
dny afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Flani.gnn's daughter,Mrs.Raymond'
Bryant pf Cambridge,who has'
been visiting them for the past two
weeks, accompanied them.
Mrs.Chris Rasmussen enter-
tained n. few ladies at her home
last Tuesday afternoon,honoring
Mrs. Anna Petersen, who is leav-
ing the last of this month for
California, where she will spend
the 'winter with her daughters.
The aftemoon was spent vddting
and playing eards.A lovelylunch
wns served.
Mr. and Mrs.H. A.Huc k o f
Blair, Mr.and Mrs. Otto Beales
and dnughter ol west of Blair,
Mr. and Mn. Ben Bunn, and Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Bunn and family
spent a very pleasant dny last
Sunday,(lnhlng in the idver.Well
lille d baskets of picnic lumh
were brought by~a1l and at noon a
fine dinner was spread from the
baskets to which all did ample
justice to the big feed.
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Remember. . .
The new insurance
laws will no longer
allow you to shirk the
responsibility of an.
accident.1
Protect yougself
against suspension of
your license-by the
only practical way-
lnsure Your Car...
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Hanson & -Mehrens
Blair, Nebraska
Real Estate Loans
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ON ALL MODELS EASY TERMS
Dependng on the model you select, we will
allow you from $5.00 to $25.00 for your old stove
on a new Coleman.
Many models to select from.Three and four
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.ban mal m urvies for Gwkinl
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me zsmcn and Unattcr Club class;me commonen comprlsednew a picnic at the Blair swim-the fourth division.\From the local camp,Robert
0'Hanlon,son of Mr.and Mrs.
Reed 0'Hanlon, was chosen.The
umnmnnnmnT h e b l g g c s t y l c l d o f o u t s t h a i
R.. ..1........\ n u » . ¢ | - . |¢ .|I.. !..,.¢'rr..,
mi n g pool Sunday afternoon.A
go od ti me was h a d b y u ll.
W i lli a m K a y o f Calhoun,h a s
b e e n he lpi n g C hd s An de rs en thr u
*'~"1°shing and le f t f o r h o me S u b
urd ay eve nin g.
Hu r le y C le me n ts a n d fa mi ly a t-
k n d e d a f a mi ly r e u n lo n p i axi c a t
W e s t P o i n t Sunday .
Clif f or d Me tz le r ha s B ee n stay -
i n g wi th Mi s s e s E ve ly n a n d F lo n
enee And ers en ln ' Bla i r th e pa s t
two w e e k s wh i le Mr . a n d Mr s .J .
P. Mn de r se n h ave ta ke n c omplete
possession o f th e Ha n s A n d e r u m
l1¥8¢=é at Hennan. on account of
Hans Andersen belng in the hop
. n m
C t r l And ers en we n t ba c k i o
B h d : l a s t S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g u w
lu eln in o h l n |.~.n.....»\.......\..
Desc ent was rec koned on the fe- l
male side of the family , as ln some
other lrlhes.A Sun'u boyn we r e l
ntlll c alled Suns, but their c hlldreu l
were Nobles;the children o i lNo ble we re o t th e Ho n or e d c la m l
and the c hi ldre n o f th ese bec amecuznmonerl.On th e other hand,
th e dnughtern granddnuzhters,
etc ., ot me San were nlwny l ot the
Sun c lans Th ey we re obliged,
however, to mrgfv c ommoner men. l
so that thelr en (dren were ot Sun
blood on one hand and of the low-
u t d n l o n t h e o th e r .
The Nnty h es temple vru ano ther
l u m o t Interest.n ltoo d o n n
mou nd or e arth opp on lto the ab lno t th e g r e a t B u n . wh i c h vu ld lo
n l n d o n n mound.Th e temple
vu nh o nk B0 fe e : s q ua r e, wlln n '
do o r to the an t. h a t n o win d ows ,
a n d o n t h e r o o t we n tnx-ee birds
en-na troln wood.A putidon dl-
rnboy s le f t W ednesday mo r n i n g o f
th is we ek an d the to u r wi ll la s t
for twe nty -o ne d ay s.On th e o u t-
wa r d tr i p th e objec tive p o i n t wi ll
be th e Yello ws to ne Pa r k ,wh er e
they wi ll vi si t th e na tu r a l wo n -
de r s o f th a t g r e a t n a ti o n al r e s o r t
an d la te r th e y wi ll re tur n b y th e
Blac k Hi l ls ro ute vi s i ti n g W i n d
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C O R O N E T No. 2 c an s.2 o r
4 s ~3 5 1 :
~14 oz.bo ttle C a ls u pB a s -F R E E :
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places of interest.|
Master Robert. is certainly fo be
congratulated on his great good
fortune in taking thls wonderful
trip under the condition under
which he will travel with n group
of around forty boys of approxi-
mately his own age, and under the
best of supervision.
52 Sugar Soap
Hi loo ~.s4.9s w i : ~
I zs Beet 0 $1.25 2 . 5~ 10 ggggd .53c C
av BZCDII Fuse! hem
u
Huh. Pound 1 5 6 n
Peas §'Jf°2°<'€I'§§'z for 23cu
L\\ra¢ nlfmn
thirty acre field belonging zo
Fred I-lurdum who farms up onthebottom.It is reported t t
from this acreage a yield of 2 1
bushels of oats was harvested.
This means an average of 85%bushels per acre.
Trenton-N. P. Nelson willopen
flour and feed store in his bulld-
ing an Market street,south of
Knlsely Cale.
Red Cloud-Misses Blanche Bar-
ker and Maxine Blakealey will elf-
tabllah beauty pulor in quarters
formerly occupied by C\fok's bar-
ber shop.
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Hxmld N. Whlh_--
Math. and Junior High Principal
rm Hubuhins --._-.----__Engu¢h
Mildred MacGill._-..-._._-Hiawry
Whnda W£1lmnr¢-_Dom. &Gen. Sc.Central GrmduHel:-.n
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num me °°=;g=° on the nontharnaide, and in o larger room Wu1 l n ,kept always burning.bypnnhlng lop into lt from thru dl-roetionl.Bank ot th!! vu 1 uhls
on which stood n buknt containing
bun at the lut great Bun.Otherhunt: and nomo wooden imlnlwrad m seen by tho curiousFrenchman,who had prled intoevaythlng,And thu:relate thatthe Inner room contained n stoneidol,
It hu been mlny years :Inca theeternd nn hlnxed ln tho Nntchutemplmd the idol hu vanishedintoeobscurityoftheput.Then ue but a tow Natchez llvlng
now, tar :rom the scenes or theirtribal xlvry. The French cams andhn o gona,and the Stan :nd\Bu1pu dont whore the smoke fromIndian are once drifted.Soon tha
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E m i l i e F o l e y - _ _ . . . . _ I r d a n d i t h
Nn tc h s l wi ll b e |m ~ o r y - o n l y
t h i n u m o t n city wi ll remain,
wh ic h wt! !convey no th ln ¢ o t th eI n d l l n l wh o on c e b or e lt,to th e
modu-n mind.Only th e stud ent otmeeh isto ry .delving in to ancient
ta le s o t l tlll more anc ie nt tx-ibm
will read|and M mic:-ated.bi
or touched,according toikdn and Rnul
1Ksmnefh C. ~Directnr nfl ~Ll n u n e nrunuc ac ne-01 musu:: r i m n o m :n f e d u u ti n n w l m l EE I ' " ' " ' " ° " " h e r e f o r p h llo0" " " - T u p n r r u .; ` f ; m € h ° " 3 °o f w g w m g g g m n m , y m q n s w a n m r u m m
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Dr. 'w. F. Hemphill, nmame;
wnum wright,vm Pmldmz;
FII Bltdnnm,James T. Nelson,Wl!haf Gutschuw, C. A. Robeson.\Danmlwaea-Finanoe: Gutsehowda'm;Wright, Hitchmmn.Teach-
INDUSTRIAL Rgvugwl
Tekamah-Mrs.Henry Stanley
and Mrq. John Bliss purchased
Con Pence restnunnt.
Arnold-Four and four-tenths
miles of highway west of wwn 1.
am:n o m m ,a r m;Gutschow,being gnveled.
Ndnuu.Purchuiug: Wright, ch'm
Gut#-lu'/W, Hitchmul.Building and
Grounds:Nelson,ch'm;Wright,
Brady-New paving s e me n
.g and Maxwell opened for tn!-
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Bhir, Nebraska, August 3, 1981
.\Furdtun, rugs and floor ccvar-
ings.Hnthaw R. Bendori.21-K!
Cleannoe Sale ol Summer Silk
Dhesses is still on nt The Fuhion
Center.29-1:
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cmwdy werebumm c a lle rs i n I-'x-emnnt 'nm
For nm,-sxx roo m house nw Beefy Bmfia vidvlnz relative:
coxugv,N. T. uma s co.29-xc u Sioux city, Iowa.
Mn. Alice Ban spent Monday Clearance Sale of Summer Silk
at the home ol her son, Arthur Drum is mu an at The Fashion
Rowe Ind fsmil at DeSoto..Cenhen 29-lt
Ed Wilson and d3°8h°°Yl °f Otto Hansen attended the fun-New gzngyfnd,flld tiflner Satu!-!gx-al ol an Sld friend Inst Monday
WeAreGoing toCl9se Out Our Boys'°TennisShoesatCostorLess
.wmnzonnnowu /s i u a s w u sim11¢¢z»,s simzwwe '69c 79c 89c
Boys' Black Oxfords $2.89
Regular $8.50
~_»~\
n AUGUST §rEcmLs!
IN OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
THESE PRICES ARE CASH ONLY
I
Children's Sport Oxford $2.99
Sizes 8% to 2
Ladies' Imported Sandals $3.49
Regular $4.95
Sizes 8 w 5 Only
cc ~ a s u ,°
e l 1
Mm-n'sSe e r s uc ke r Pa nts $ 1 .2 5
Also Pin Check nt the Snmc Price
.. ; ._a
A Better O'all Than a Year ago and
551: Cheaper
Traveling Bags $1.39
Black Only .
Children's Black or Brown Oxfords M e n ' s " S t a r " w a r k ~ $ 2 . 9 9
gg",Siu:Sizes Brown Glvvn Moocadn Toe.
sm s sm 11.1,5 uss wz Begum $4.00
|~
An mn ww" shbein uni
Wide width f »
r
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Girls' Unlined Black Oxfonl $1.99
Sizes 2 to 8
Girls' Sport Oxfopd
Close-out at `\.
$3.29
Regular $4.50
Look Over 'rliése Bargains for Men
Men's Suspenders 49c Closing out our Men's
All Ki
4 c I g ~
$1.25 at __;-....---..95<:$1.75 at ____--._-.;1.45$2.75 at _..-_---_-..s2.25
Boys' Kmki Play Suits 69c
Ages "le e "
1 to 10 Brand
1\Ien's Non-Run
Rayon Shirts and Shorts
49c
~t Our Boys'°TennisShoesatCostorLas
wmn: OR BROWN /
sim 11 fa 2%Sizes 2% we79c89c
X§E§Tffn£
BIG STORE"
I -
§rEcmLs!
ARE CASH ONLY
I
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2.99
$3.49
Price
x
r
$1.60d
LEADING BRANDS OF FLOUR
Mystic Pillsbury Maintop Fmst King
$ 1 2 9 $1.45 $1.19 $1.29
' urs e s
Choice
e
8c Yard
- ords Men's "Star" W ork.SHoes $2.99
Sizes Brown Glvvn Moocadn Toe.
us w 2 Ream $4.00
An mn ww" shbein uni
Wide width f »
r
._,.|
Girls' Unlined Black Oxfonl $1.99
Sizes 2 to 8
Girls' Sport Oxfopd
Close-out at `\.
$3.29
Regular $4.50
1\Ien's Non-Run
Rayon Shirts and Shorts
49c
Haines" Sells Everywhem for T5c
$1.25 at __;-....---..95<:$1.75 at ____--._-.;1.45$2.75 at _..-_---_-..s2.25
Boys' Khaki Play Suits 69c
Ages "le e "
1 to 10 Brand
This is a Real Special at Thih Price
Mostly All $1.75 Garments
~~ in Groceries and Meats
C I A L !Try Our Meat Departm ent!
Good"FA NCY B E E F P O T RO A S TS
Per nb. l7%cual to We don't claim to have the cheapest meat,h` eq we do claim thu we have the best thatPrice.it is possible to get.We sell noth-
ing but young, lender beef.
ut
We Are Still Selling the Best
Overall That 99c
.Will Buy
Girls' W hoopee Pants
Whites and Colored$1.10 Pair
Ladies' Fancy Hosg
Chiffon und Service Weights
93c Pair
25 Percent Off on All Our
STRAW HATS
Ladies' Good Lisle Hose
All Shades23c Pair
Fast Color Printed Batistes
and Voiles
.38 Inches Wjde29c Yard
36-inch Cretnnnes
Pretty Comfort Faltems5 yards for $1.00
mvnr-For B mt-Six room huns
Local News
o uFunulure, rugs and uw. ww.-lngs.hla¢hew*R. Bendorf.21-tf
Clearance Sde of Summer Silk
Dresses is still on at The Fxshion
Center.N- I t
Misa Beulah Roberts and niece,
Betty Beaty spent last Thursday
in Omaha.
C. K. Bendnrf, licensed embnlm-
er and undertaker, Blair.Ofdee
phone, 161; res. nhone, 188.8-if
Mn.Earl Decker snd children
of Omaha, spent the wakand at
the home of Mrs. Bertha Gollehon.
Lillnrd Jensen,llving went of
Kennnrd, shipped twenty-four held
U1 cattle to Omaha Monday night.
o....... u1..\..».....ma fnmllv nf
Furniture, rugs and floor eover-
inga Mxthew R. Bendorl.21-t.f
Clearance Sade of Summer Silk
Dreues is still an at The Fashion
Center.29-lt
Mrs. Lou WoKe of Omaha, vie-
iled Isnt Monday with Mrs.John
McQunrrle.
Special for Angus nwt Ri ng-
lef. Permnnents, $8.50.Phone 415,
Mrs. u. Sutherland zs-ez
Strayed-A toon holler ¢>\l!»
wght 300 pounds.Phone 21 on
47.Raymond Rumuseen.N-2 |
Mrs. Som Heller returned home
Sunday from Schuyler, where she
......f n.. mn ....-.nf mth nihtlvenn -.___,_,_ ,,___
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Hnrold Ste wm took her
,dnughtex-, Janet to Omlhl. Satur-
-dny. for medlw attention
Mr.and Mrs. Lan Weber of
Lyons,spent Sunday with Mrs.
John Weber and dm1|h1.e¥x.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embalm-
er And nndertaker,Blair.Offiee
_phone, 161; res. phone, 188.8-tf
i Mrs. Herman Anderson of south
of Blair, ia spending the week via-
iting relatives in l§_e0l.\\, Iowa.
The Laden' Md of uw m m
Lutheran church met Int. Wednes-
dny sftemoon at the elxureh haue-
ment.
...n
any wam mrs. Anna ungge.
C. K. Hendon, ummm embaltn-
er and under-taker, Blnlr.Ofiilee
phone, 161; ree. phohe, 1aa.e u
Mr. and Mn. Hans Frnhm and
Iuni ly hnd dinner nt the Otw
Fnhm home in Omaha,Smturdly.
For Sde -Yo ung Jeney cowl.
Some freah and others fresh soon.
Phono 211 on 24.J. L. Peterson.
29~1¢
Prof. Ind Mn. G. J. Mnlminleft
this week on a trip to St. Paul,
Minnes otn where they wi ll mm
this month.
The W .C .T.U. v rl 1 l me e tFr l-
dar dfemvfm.August 14 wt h
nm _ E.J.Hmeock on 8 0 7 a n
pf- Council Bluffs.
Sum. D. v . ne w ll Bnmdi ns
a couple of weeks vention at
Walker, Minnesota.I The w. rv, c. kensingfnn win
meet at the home of Mrs. Ednn
Noble, I-'rldxy afternoon, Auz~'lt.h.
Parties hnving Mrs. Ella Price's
berry crates, please rehn-n to the
Beekman store. E1l|N. Pr-lee. 29-2t
Mr.and M n .Fred la ng and
son,Howard spent lut Sunday
evening in Hermnn, calling ixnong
Me n d;
The Junior B. Y. P. U. willspend
n :odd evening on the Baptin
mln wn Fr i d a y e v e n i n g, Av r-
h ln
II
,,,,,<..,,.,.........----- - - - 4 -- wy un --- rw- "~--~-- --' --" -'|mr. md mrs. nlro lu null'anu unnam !!-l'¢€¢-M1-,_ Don Johnson uf ogkjmd,nea r xmmd, spent Slwtdly *W Mn. cm Carlberg and daugh- baby, md ma. A, w. Rose Bpemt Tm Junior Tabldm wmv of spent the mek-md attlm home am
emoon at me parental, John Walls- mr oi Arlington, spent S»¢==§\=1 Szmday .¢ me ma Hear holla at the n m L u t h e r a n w mh wxu rm- mm,um E a Ra v e :and
man home in this city.with Mn. John Weber and dl'\¥h'\Wdth1ll.meet thin ('['hundav\ nfvermwn in f.~.n~
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Petersen
and family of Arllngwn,weresupper guests at the hmm of Mrs.
Frank Jensen, last Sundsy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cronstrom are
moving from the Mrs. Hut! house
on Washington street into the
Bartlett house next door, east.
Alfred Engcr and family have
moved into the Pickell residence on
Washington street. formerly occu-
pied hy the Ray Johnson family.
ters.Regulu $7.50 Pmnmene Waves,Nnrwy Larsm of Florence.ls ¢5 md$5 NOW.Eitha Croginols
mending the week wilh mn. G°°~ or spam woot Phono mv, Mn.
w.Ryan.on east Wuhinzwll K. A. Pound.zs fu
"5 " 't'Mr. md Mrs. Elmer Thone and
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jackson family spent lm Thursday after-
and baby spent Im Sunday at the noon vidting at me home of mn.
varenw.Nels Jackson home at Margaret Iverson and mmily.
Henusn.Mr.and Mrs. Jay Larsen and
Mr.and Mrs.Joe Barry ol family ol louisville,spent Inst
Omaha,announce the arrival "Q s Sunday afternoon vldting at the
baby boy nt the Blalr Matermty home oi Mrs. Frank Dudgeon.
E§dJ§h""'
Mrs. Gus Lydcn md Mrs. Nettie
Stockton af Schuyler, spent s few
days the forepnrt oi the week,
with Blnlr relatives and frlmds.
On amo unt ot the mm o f the
owner, the Carl Jensen house on
west Nebraakn street is for sale.
Glve us an offer.N. T. Lund &
oo.29-1:
Mr. and Mrs. Will Kuhr spent
Inst Sundnv afternoon vlsitlmr at
»1.Mr. and Mn. Pm Clausen and
George L o d n g of Bloorlnield,
were visitors Int Monday at the
Fred Soil home.
Mr.and Mrs. Julius Petersen
and Mrs.James Kirby drove toConndl Bluffs lsat Sunday and
visited among rl-sem..
The Wesleyan Guild will meet
Friday afternoon ol this week at
the home of Mrs. Ro AndersonyL... liv e :Hun nnrnhn mud
Rita, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Rose, had her wnsils remov-
cd at the Evangelical Covenant
hospital in Omaha last Wednesday.
\Ve are anxious to write your
automobile insurance, and we are
just_ns anxious to give you service
in case of a loss.N. T. Lund &
co.29~1t
\|:=°Alum" Smilh nf this citv.
Hospital Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Nelson
were Sund dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fl yd Smith at the Mrs.
Frank Jens home in this city.
Mr.and rs.Roy Wright and
children of Libertyille, lll.,former
Blair people, called on Mrs. John
Weber and family last Wednesday.
m...e-|.._unmnahira hrnnrlsaws
Mrs.Elmer Gaines and daugh-
ter, g Lou of Alliance, Neb.,
are iting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Bertha Gallel-ion_
Mr.and Mrs.George McBride
drove to Omaha Sunday, and spent
the day visiting at the hone of
their son, Lyle McBride and fam-
ily.
nf .-.- ". .. ._u...n..-_..- 1
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
James Ryan and husband near
Kennard.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crowdy and
granddaughter, Phyllis Johnson of
Orum, were Sunday dinner guests
at the T..;tm Tucker home, east
of Blair.
Vera and a Hansen returned
. ..f . . ....__...__..-..--.
Si Johnson and family have
moved into the house vacated byAlfred Enger and family on west
Washington street this week.
Dorothy Watson of Om ,
soent from Friday until S\mdayl
vnth her cousin, Harriett Madsen
at the Harold J. Madsen home.
__DHsny Nielsen of Albert lea,
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*f 1vs--== --.r --- - ~--" --r u ;n a a r : - u ~ \ = - - r - - ° ~ - - - - - "-mana L|B\fuu.u.u nuuuzmuu UL last.r r m a y a lte r a I e w uuy b an MiDD€Eot>gngan d cousin,M155 ' lh u f m St° f kt° , " to f a r r o w t i e I n s t o f Au g u s t. Oma h a ,u niece o f Mr .a n d Mr s .th e Ax el Ha ns en ho me n e ar K en -c i ty , i s e n o ; . ; n g a g ;
of Schuy ler, are <2nJ0rmfr anfuecls Reasonable PFICCS Phone 10146Q3» Oliver Hud le so n.c a me la s t W ed-nar d.vis iti mr the ir li ttle cousin,uh +L. ,,,,,,.,,,_,,,|etni r
ap h e r i n th a t
eek's vac ation
m ; A ' ¢ n H l n \ Y \ n
visit at the Herman Aye home ln
Omaha.
Mrs.Howard Rang,who has
been visiting here the past. few
weeks, had her tonsils removed at
the Evnnggelical Covenant hospital
in Omaha last Thursday.
Miss Ruth and Norman Tilden
entertained a few friends at a
motor bout party last Friday eve-
ning.The young people went up
the river in the boat and enjoyed
a chicken supper together.
Mrs.H. w.l\lcCune of Fort
Worth, Texas, who has been hav-
ing treatment at the Immanuel
Hospital the past few weeks, te-
tumrd to the home of her sister,
Mrs. J. E.Campbell, last Thurs-
day.
Mrs.Wm.D.McDonald and
children drove to Papillion Tues-
day for n few days visit at the
Fred Gates home.Marion Gates,_L_\...s ».........»nm Mrhnnniri
F. 1, Omaha.E. N. Manley, Nash-
ville, Nob.21-rf
Harold Helms and son, Donald
of Kansas City, Missouri,spent
the week-end visiting at the home
of John Hooks and family, north-
west of Blair.
Mrs. Walter Petersen and dough
ter, Madge and Mrs. Floyd Smith
drove to Omaha Friday afternoon
and visited at the home of Mrs.
Peoersen's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris B. Hansen
spent Sunday afternoon and ew-
ning in Elk City at the home of
their nephew, Earl Christensen, to
help Mrs. Christensen celebrate her
birth anniversary.
Misses Josephine Johnson and
Matilda Johnson and Mrs. Minnie
Bugeon left last Saturday for
Denver, Colorado where they v.-ill
visit at the M. C. Wilcox home for
about two weeks.
nesday of last week for a short
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Calle Hansen and
family, south of Blair, visited Sun-
day afternoon with the Lawrence
Robes family,near the Wranch
school.
Marcus Bock and family are
moving into their new home at
610 west Washington street this
week,which they recently pur-
chasedi
Mrs. J: E. Kelley is enjoying a
visit from her daughter,Mrs.
Henry Nagel oi Leigh, Neh.She
came last Sunday and expects to
remain most of this week.
Allie McKenney,who lives on
the Beach, spent Monday afternoon
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.Oliver Hudleson.Mr.Mc-
Kenney is a brother of Mrs. Hudle
son.Mrs.Susan Erlougher a n d
Marie Hansen.
Mrs. J. A. Verplanck of Valley
Junction,Iowa returned to her
home last Friday after spending
about a week with her mother,
Mrs. Elzy King.
Dr. and Mrs. Earl M. Moats and
family enjoyed a short visit from
Dr. Meats' parents, Mr. and Mrs.M.Moats of Blencoe,Iowa last
Tuesday morning.
The Jensen Realty Company
held their semi-annual meeting at
the home of Mrs.Soren Jensenlast Monday.All children present
but "Jim" of California.
Mr.and Mrs.Charlie Buckleyo l Woodbine,Iowa and Mr.and
Mrs.Henry Grove of Kirkrnan,
Iowa spent last Sunday afternoon
visiting at the Fred [png home.
I\Ir. and Mrs. Howard Rugg re-
turned to their home at Gary, Ind.
the torepart of the week,after
... ...e ,,...........,...nu ......,c.........The Coffee Club is entertainingthe Calhoun Club at a picnic this
(Thursday) afternoon in the Wood.
man Hall basement.The men are
also invibed.
Mr. a|\d Mrs. W. W. Fiekling of
Creighton and Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Spence of Omaha,were Monday
and Tuesday visitors at the E. C.
Hunt home.
Mrs.L.D. Warrick and Mrs.
Prentice Smith drove out to Wal-
ter Appleby's on last Wednesday
where Mrs.Warrick planned to
spend a couple of days.
Mr. and Mrs. J.P.Anderson
and daughters,Evelyn and Flor-
ence visited last Monday with
Hans Anderson of Herman, who is
confined in the Park hospital.
Daryl Hardenbrook enjoyed a
visit from his sisters, Mrs. Forrest
Johnson and Miss Norene Harden-
hrook of Ord. who drove down and
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WE HAVE ALL THE LEADING BRANDS OF FLOUR
White Pearl Omar Mystic Pillsbury Maintop Fmst King$1.50 $1.40 $1.29 $1.45 $1.19 $1.29
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" T H E B I G ST ORE"
Men's Fancy Rayon Sox
15c '
We Have About 4 DozenMen's Dress Shirts
That Sold for $2.00 RegularThat are n Little Soiled'
79c
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Reduction on All Ladies' Purses
Come in and Get Your Choice
San-Nap-Pak
The New Sanitary Napkin
12 in Box
191: Box
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Only 19c Pair
Now is the Time to Buy
Percale Prints
5 yards for $1.00
These Sell Regularly for 25a and 28c Yard
Mostly All $1.75 Garments
I-lere's Something to Interest the Housewife
Ra g Rugs 69 c , 8 Sc, $1 .00 ea c h Chi ld1 e n' s Dpe s s e s '
_D't~ L im G'rmeni f rCh e ml l e R ug s $ 2 - 6 9 e a c h "'",ig@5 21,E Year:°
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AUGUST COFFEE SPECIAL!Try Our Meat Department!
Sas's Own Brand "R¢a|Good"FANCY BEEF POT ROASTS
5 pounds for 99c P e r l b . l 7 % c
~.We don't clai to }m'c th hen t e hWe are offenng you n coffee that is equal to we do ¢|ai:: thu vtfc »m5°¢».J'§Z€"¢»'IR
most- of the 3.5¢ brands at 55 the price."is possibletoget.We se!! noth-
5-pound limit.ing but young, tender beef.
ut
We Are Still Selling the Best
Overall That 99c
.Will Buy
25 Percent Off on All Our
STRAW HATS
Girls' W hoopee Pants
Whites and Colored$1.10 Pair
Ladies'Fancy Hose
Chiffon and Service W|.\ig|§¢|
93c Pair
Ladies' Good Lisle Hose
All Shades23c Pair
Fast Color Printed Batistes
and Voiles
.38 Inches Wjde29c Yard
59c each 36-inch Cretnnnes
Pretty Pahems and Stuffed Pretty Comfort Faltemswash me Best comm 5 yards for $1.00
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I.uw .nw wr........._...,,-.._,-home sevcml weeks,nt-turned to
Pnpillion.
Mr. nml Mrs. Geo, Therms and
two children ol Omnhu,have
moved into the Frank Jenkins
apnr1nnnz on l.inr¢»ln Arcct.Mr.
Thenn .i:lu:uZ|\;:¢;|l<smun for
the l».\;iN|lrr:\~l::\Light and
Power 12.1-\;»:||=;,
A nl-,v 4ir<»~»m h-»u~~»,almost
modern.full I <:\~ nl.hnlf a
block in |=v~|.n -place is locat-
c<| in mln nmli: pmt of town and
wo ur-»-1'w=jun: il for ~z¢lo at the
cxtrz-nnl~.|..~.~.;-|.\-Ur $275,000.
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There was n large attendance
at thepicnic held by the First
Lutheran church at Cuming City
school lust Sundny.Both morningundafternoonservices were held
in the school house.A bounteousdinnerwas enjoyed,followed by
games and visiting.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Z. B. Smith enter-
tained nv. rx family dinner Sunday,for the following relatives:Mrs.
Gus Lyden, Mrs. Nettie Swckwn
and Miss Thirzn Stockton of
Schuyler,Mr.and Mrs.HermanAyr- of Omaha, Mrs. Sam Hallen
and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Allen.
A number of relatives and
friends gathered at the Nels Lind-
berg home Inst Sunday evening and
completely surpHsed Mrs. Lindberg
The occasion was in hoanr of her
birih anniversary, which occurred
last Friday.The evenmg was
spent visiting and nt a late hour
a lovely lunch of ice cream and
Mrs. Wm. Strecldus ol mncoin,
arrived in Blair last Fridny eve-
ning to spend n couple of days
with her sister,Mrs.C..a."uk
Dudpreon.Shc_rcturned to her
homg Sunday evening.
Misses Augusin Schmidt and
Clam Meierhenry of Arlington,
spam.the day last Saturday at
the H. \V, Zileierhcnry home.Miss
Schmidt is n sister of Mrs. Meier-
henry and Clara n niece.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Pfnff and
little daugliter,Mnry Ann,Mrs.
Al Boston and Miss Ethel Olson,
all of Grand Junction, Iowa spent.
the day Inst Friday visiting nt
the var Hudleson home.
Thg l`$llowin|; friends took n rideup the river in a motor bout Sun-
duy evening and enjoyed n chicken
supper: Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Tilden,
Mr.and Mrs.Will Reeh,Mrs.
Fnadn
Mr.
baby
Edgar
Barry
Russthe James Thompson home, south
of Blair.
Mr.and Mrs. Holger Hansen
and family are enjoying a very
pleasant vacation tr-lp in Tampa.
Flame,which Ethel Mderhenry
was informed to that effect re-
cently, by receiving a card from
Opal Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Compton ol
Blair, and Harold Helms and son
of Kansas City Mo., drove |.oLln-1___ ....__. _ - n
Jensen und Glen Tilden.
and Mrs. Chas. Barry and
of Omaha,Mr, and Mrs.
Rose and Rita, Mrs.Mary
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
enjoyed Sunday dinner at
Suzanne left for their home at
Minneapolis last Friday after
spending around six weeks nt the
home of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. K. C. DeGroff and family.
Mr. Harold Helms and son, Don-
ald,ldt e a rly Monday moming
for their home at Kansas City, Mo.
alter a couple of weeks vacation
among relatives and friends.Har-
old is a city mnil carrier in Kansas
Gity.
Monday afternoon visitors an
the home of Mrs.George Kuhr Sr.
were Mrs. Wiebke Wulf, Mrs. Will
Kuhr and Mrs. Hans Wrich.Eve-
ning visitors were Mr.and Mrs.
Albert Hansen and family of
Onxm.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Soll, accom-
panicd by Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Soll
and son, Clifford drove to St.
Francis,Kimsas last week where
¢h»ey visited their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Ernest Dau and lam-
ily for a week.
Mr. and Mrs.F, A.Foraberg
and sons and Mrs.Martha Erik-
son of York Creek, returned home
Monday evening miter mndli nz
severd days visiting relative;at
Crofton,Hartingtnn,Martinsburg
and Bancroft, Neb.
The new automobile law has
gone into effect.Are you pro-
bec\¢d'by a good policy backed by
a strong company?Our company
has world-wide connections and
mn meet any requirement under
the new law.N. T. Lund 6: Co.l t
__ Pr. ~ L awso n of Ro ckpo rt,
spending the past three weeks
with relatives in Blair and vicinity.
Is your car insured?Don't run
a-foul of the new law.Liability
insurance is not high.Come in
and we will be pleased to explain
thc new automobile luw.N. T.
Lund & Co.29-It
Mr.und Mrs.Floyd Super and
three children of Omaha,were
dinner guests lust Saturday atthe
Oliver Hudleson home.Afternoonvisitors were Mr. anli Mrs. Andrew
Bohs and daughters.
Mrs. A. E. Baldwin oi' Anadurko,
Oklahoma rctumed to hor home
lust Wednesday afber spending n
couple of weeks with her sister,
Miss Amy Hancock and other rela.
tives in Blair and vicinity.
Carl Kolterman and Curl Jr. of
Broken Bow, left Monday for Nor-
folk on a buying trip, where sales~
men from St.Paul are showing
their holiday' goods,They expect
to be gone about four days.|
Mr.and M m Fred Long werebusiness,cnllers last Monday in!
Omaha.They also visited Hans
Anderson of Herman, who is cou-
(ined in the Park hospital and
found him slightly improved.
Mrs.L.C.Klopp,Mrs. F. E.
Flack and Mrs.K.C.DeGrof!
vnu entertain at a one o'c.lock
bridge luncheon at the Klopp home
Friday afternoon, in honor nf Mrs.
Lester Belford, a recent bride.
Rev.James Lund md family and
Dr. C. B. Larsen and hmily left
last Sunday for a. three weeks vn-
spent Monday night with him.
Wnntw-General agcntto repre~
sent Central Stutes_Life Insurance
Company in Washington County.
Write Dan Foley Nebraska Agency
525 Terminal Building,Lincoln,
Nebraska.29-2t'
lllra.Elln Price,who a few
weeks ago run n two line local in
two issues of The Enterprise, nd-
vertlsing raspberries for sale, re-
ports that she was more than
pleased with the result.
Lowell Turner of Si n#City,
who has secured a position with|
the paving company,started his'
new job last Friday und makes
his home with his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byrne.
Mr. John Wrich and three daugh-
ters of LaVerne, Minnesota, drove
in lust Sunday and are visiting an
the Hans Wrich home and with
relatives in this city.They ex-
pect w be here about s' week.
John Wriw i s a cousin of Mr.
Hans Wrich.
Ma ura Myron Me¢zinger,l-lenry
Halstead and Dine Carter of Bldr,
drove out to Loup county last
Saturday where Mr. Halstead hasland.They found everything dryi
Bhd grasshoppera destmyingcropn
similar to places around here.
They returned home on Sunday,
Quite a number ol ldends and
relatives gaghered at the Fritz
Mathiesen home on west Colfaxl
street Monday evening, w extend
best wishes and congratulationaw
Mr, Mnthiesen, the occasion behsg
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wcake was served.
Mr. and Mrs.D.A. Cohipton,
who accompanied their nephew,
Harold Helms and son, Donald of
Kansas City, Missouri to Webster,
South Dakota about ten days ago,
returned to this city lust Thursday
evening.They enjoyed their trip
very much, visiting Harold's pur-
ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Helms. Mrs.
Helms is n sister ol' Mrs. Compton.
A few old friends of Mrs. John
l\lcQunrrie were entertained at a
six-thirty dinner Wednesday, July
29th nt the McQunrri¢ home.The
occasion being Mrs. I\lcQuurrie's
birth anniversary.A lovely din-
ner was enjoyed and the remain-
der of the evening spent visiting.
'1'hos¢present were Blesdames
John McQuuxrie,Tim Tucker,
Mattie Noble of Blair, Alma Clear
of Aurora,Nab.,and Sue Mort-
lock of Lincoln.
A number of relatives and
friends from Blair and vicinity
look well filled brukets and held n
picnic at the M.Lund home no
Crnig ,lest Sunday,surprising
them.Mrs. Lund is u daughter of
Mr.:xml Mrs.Otto Mencke.A
picnic dinner was spread on the
lawn nt noon and the afternoon
was spent eating and visiting.
'l`hoSeprcsent to enjoy the day
coln last Fndny ann spent me uv-ernoon visiting Ted Anderson in
the Veterans' Hospital. They found
Mr. Anderson fveeling some better.
Mr. und Mrs. Hans Frahm and
family drove to Fremont Sunday
and had dinner at the Hans Jensen
home.The afternoon was spent at
Lnloo Murphy.The Jensens were
formerly Blair residents,having
had charge of a hamburger shop
here last winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Cwlle Southwick
of Los Angeles, California, arrived
in Blair last Sunday lor u couple
of months visit ut the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Carson.The
Corsons didn't know ol their com-
ing and certainly were very much
surprised.The ladies are sisters.
Mr.and Mrs.Fred Ray and
Jack, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Iverson
and family of north of Blair, Mr.
and Mrs.T. K. Iverson and Ism-
ily,Martin and Thomas Johnson,all of west ol Herman, spent lust
Sunday evening vlslting at the
home of Mrs.Margaret Iverson
and family.
Mr.and Mrs.Ed Matthimsen,
accompanied by Mines Alnyns
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Smith and Harriett Allen, drove'
to Fremont Saturday evening tomeet Miss Frederlcka Matthleien,
who sms returning from Seattle,
xssoun urova to Blair Sunday or
st week in take his wife,Mrs.
Lawson home with him.'She has
been staying at the parental,Free~
man Tucker home.They retumed
to Rockport last Monday, leaving
Mrs. Tucker somewhat impmved.
Mr.and Mrs.0. J.Merica of
Florence,and Miss Ioln Godfrey
of Missouri, were last Sunday aft-
ernoon visitors and supper guests
nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Burnham on east Colfax street.
Mrs.Burcham accompanied them
home Sunday evening and return-
ed to Blair on Monday.
The members of the Stitch and
Chatter Club of Spiker, with their
families, had A picnic dinner at the
swimming pool last Sunday.They
also enjoyed a swim in the pool
in th, afternoon.In the evaming
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Wolamann
md Eugene and Carl Andersen
and Ada Gilliam book in the show
at the Orpheum in Omaha.
Mr.and Mrs.f'.L..man Tucker
entertained a number of d v u
at dinner last Friday and were
very pleased to have them spend
the day visiting with them.Those
present were Mrs. Hnlda Little,
Mrs.Annette Luaeck,both of
Chicago,Mrs.F.A.Strong of
gaps., Tens,Mrs. Ed Turner,
ation trip to points in Colorado.
Rev.Lund and family plan to
spend most of their iixm at Estes
Park and at Denver while the Lar.
sens will visit friends at Brush,
Colorado.
led her grandmother,Mrs.Her-
mah Shields on n month'a vacation
trip to California,returned home
last Friday morning.They trav-
eled through many states and en-
,joyed the scenic places of interest
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along their route.Miss Luella re-
ports that she had a most won-
derful trip, and one thfut will lon
be remembered.
his birth anniversary.The eve-
ning was spent visiting and later
a lovely lunch was served to all
present.
The Busy Bee Club met last
Mrs. Carl Hindley with a fair at-
lendance.Each lady present was
Elven quilt patches enough for uno
block and u prize was given no tho
lady who Qld the nicest work. Mrs.
Ada Short was the lucky winner
of the pdze.The hostels served
a delicious lunch in the late ufb-
emoon.
Mrs. A. E. Anderson and baby
Luella Simpson, who accompan
A number from Blair attended
a birthday PUW at the Carl Am
derson home,northwest ol :Ken-
nud, last Monday evening.Rela-
tives and friends gathered at thu
Anderson home to remind Mrs
Anderson the day was her birth
anniversary and fn help her cele~brute.The evening was spent vis-
iting and s delicious lunch w u
served at the dole of the ove-
ning.Those present were Mum.
Ind Mesdurnes Harold J.Mullen
md, f5l11i|)', Henry Voss and fum-
ily. c. w. .Christensen and nmny,
all ol Blair, Lloyd Brown and chil-
dnll.Nd; Svendgsard and two
qnughben. .11 of Arlington, Anton
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ville, Missouri to attend the gradu.
ation exercises at the State Teach-
ers College.From there they will
return to their home in Cambridge.
Maas.Mrs Anderson and baby
hive been spending the put couple
of months vildting at the pnzenw,
H. J. Hansen home ond Also with
relatives at Beresford, South Da-
kota.
Mrs.Frank Simpson,Mr.and
M n .Clarence Simpson of Long
Creek vicinity, Mr. :md Mrs. Har
"Y Simpson of Tekamah, nii Mx.
and Mrs. W. E. Dolan and daugh-
ter, Viftlhll of Lkreoln spent Sun.
day afternoon with Frank S'lmp~
son at the Immanuel Hospital.
Friday afternoon at the home o
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TH E KENNARD NEWS
UUE STUBK PHIEE5
ll suunl UMAHA
Fed Steers Slrnng To A
Quarter Higher--Top $9.00
HUGS ACTIVE, HIGHER
l u v !Beeelntn of Sheen m dLambs Monday-Fat Lamb: zs
635s lawer at s6.so@1.on.Feeder limb! and Ated Sheep
sr-uv .
Unio n emu Yards August 4
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Mr. and Mrs.C.V.Shumnker'
spent Monday evening at the Geo.
Pausch home ln Kennard.Mr.and Mrs.Ernest Kerstettor
llnd family visited Mr.am_|Mrs.
Chris Stender Tuesday evenmz~l The Elk City Ladlen' Aid mem atthe home of Mrs. C, V. Sbumakeri'l`hursd.ay afkmoon.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gottseh call~
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chris-
tensen Wednesday evening.
Mr.and Mrs. Henry PetersenandBernardcalledat the Chris
Slender home Friday afternoon.g Mr. and Mm Ernest Kerutetter,
|Stanley. Clyde and hye md Mrs.Chris Shender lured to Wmxdde:early Thunda Lorning Oo d d t
KENNARD NEWS
Mr. and Mrs.Homer Ward en-tertained at n family dinner Sun-
day.A number from here attended
the Methodist Sunday school pic-
nlc at the Arlington fair gmundspark_Wednesday afternoon and
evemng.|Mr. and Mrs, Roy Webster and
.dnldren of Teknrnah, are visiting'at Paul Noel's Uxis week.4 Bernice Milk: went to Osmond.
.Neb.Inst week where ahc will
spend several days vislting with
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kempcka andchildren and Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Kzempcke of Lyons, were Sunday
vmitors at the parental,Henryl
Kempcke home
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o m s d d f mil|931-Opening prlcca mls wcux on fl-"hi",.¢......§"l`».§'...".§`.. ..3......'} :Hana Svogenun Harry and
eomfed Kletrs nuea mana w :sc 'h 7 h d a a i ; Alma drove m wéshmgum Sun-Jalzher man Friday.Best steers l°?`Z'£'.§'z.»'5 w;,¢_§°,;g_me n :pl day w see Mrs. Johnson, who re-
\...-- \.........\.» enanna m»N¢..rlv "__v f..»__..1._ _-1..\ ._:»|. nentlv had the mlxfnrtunn tn fnll
Hedelund.Mrs. E. P. Booher is =-my M-`;gmfg»_§g=gg=v La;1iea Aid at her_ed ows nda hle to be up -Mr.and M ""'f ,h "'Andrea w i f "EM Yaedicke and mother.Mr. me Mrs .w.B.Jeffersnn
and m m U!!?;|day for a eeJr-mimxnit wiL§'|M'?'Kntherxne Nmsen,f°;===;§ spent several days L ut week in
|5 h a m r e s x d e n t s o !K e n n n r d ,c a m e r o 0 , - m h a _r e n ve s
Lswrax , Kansas las! Wedn YIur. a nd Mr s . c r m '*Rosen- lor a .».°§.¢ vim: wnh mamma'"£f;.d"¢2'0""°'~ g v r a u ls e n
|E2:':t° :29.§v=';'s..'fe es €e'~f>»===, lrignds here.mo un
Glen Holstein and Harlan Chris-lmme in Windde, "wr ¢pendin8
tensen spent Sunday with Hnrryltwo weeks vacation with relativesSorensen.Qhere.
Frandaen mowred bo Blau'Misses Dugmnr and Ann. Pg;-
ersen and I/mic Petersen areMargaretHalestineoflspendngawer.-k's vacation at
spen§_Sunday altemoongioux Fall_§,.SouthDakoY.a.___
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-.were Sunday visitors at Harland
P'rench'£.
Mrs.Frank Byers entertained
the Bible Class and tha Sunday
Schuol teachers and ottiars and
their mother; at her ham; in thecountryFridayafternoon.'Fha
time Wag npaxt in a sodnl way
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lic ioua ref reshments.
Mr s .Ch ri stin a Mi lle r a n d Mr s .
Mi k e A nd e ra o n e n ta r ta i md se ver a l
ladies a t th e fo n n e r ' s h o me a t u
lunc heon Fr i d a y afte rno on,i n
ho no r o f Mr s .Ka th er in e Ni ss en
a n d M m .F r e d Yaed ic kg o t L a w -
renc e, Kansas.
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friends hem.
Mrs.Gifford Fmmh a nd sons.
Mrs. Raland Holmes and son havereturnedfromBeaverCrossingwhere they :gi nt seven!days
viiiifinz wich r. a nd nm. A. c .
Holmes and Beryl.
There will be services at _tha
;.~|=-~~oux a s ,out l = ~ : ~matured to,UWM Sunday.with home folks.I Mr.and Mrs George Qlenden
Misa Helen Howell ol Omaha,There will be church at the nlng and Iamxly of w'3°°'Tl"
was a week-end guest at the Al-gwashinmon Community Church on spent lust week at the G. F. G enbert S"Pd°h°m°°Sunday evening,Aug.9.Every-d0lI'\i"E home.
_Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Peters and bod welcome.I Mr. and Mrs.Et g n a 1 1 9son,Raymund spent Wednesday!lf". Carrie Hansen and daugh-fBl!lllY vldted at ° '" r y n l
evening at the Albert Sunds home.ter, Marie left lust week for thelpgen home last Wednesday eve "K-
1August. 9 at 8 o'c1ock.
Mrs.Walter Jensen and chil-
dren of Benson,were week~e.ndvisitorsattheDavePritchard
home.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Konvalin andTeddy visited relatives in Omaha,
Sunday.
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Omg h a f o r a n ove r Sunday
ha t th e I Z. E. W a r d h o me .Mr s .C.0 .Sh uma ke r e nter tai n
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LII?|.U UAUI.Lblib ¢ u . | u u u u v ;¢ " ° ° ° * I
hnlf or the rec ei pts were water-n
rangers.Cows an d h ellers ntlc d
steady tc seeker and stockers and
Ieeders 254: higher.Receipts 1,300
s e m .Quota tlon s on Cattle:Good to
choice Jeaxlinss $ll.00E1?9..0:Inir
as good yc erllngs s m s o e e u :
c o mmo n to I e. r y ta rlh i gs tes c o
7.25:tr:.<;l\y.war med gi steer..
s5.1sou.ca;good, choice lmnu..
steers sz.1:»o:s.s..:good.choice
heavy steers s1.25@.s.25:fair to
good steers $5.'I5q;»'1.'l5;c ommon
to fair steers ss.eooe.'z5; good to
choice stoc lzers s5.soos.so:foil
to good stoclters s4.5eos.50; com-
mon to fair stockers s:s.°r5o4.:>u.
trashy grades s;:.suoa.su; good to
choice feeders ss.soos.so:fair to
good feeders s4.50o:i.50; c ommon
to fair feeders %3.5iJ&l4.5U;stoc k
cows .';.:o0&;3.U0;stoc k helfers
s4 . o u o. . w.stock steer calves
ss.soo?.au.stock:heiter calves
$5.036 I \1]
:zoos GONE 2. 'ic UP
Ten tho usa nd utah ho gs arr iv-
ed Mon day a nd me t with a vi;or»
:Ars demand at prlces strong to 25e
higher pric es Loan Srittlltiay . The
range of pric es was wide, largely
$5.:a5o'r.2:> and best light wei;,ht.s
sold up to $7.35.
S H E E P ~ L s n m s L O Y V E R
A heavy run of sheep apo iurulda
was reported Monday , 24,000 head,
and Int lambs we re slow sale soo
25(r.".l5e lower than lest week. Fat
lambs Bold I t $6.5gqn 1.00 an d
feeder lambs were weak at 55.0000
5.50.Aged sheep showed li ttle
change.
:Pwr L A MB S :Ronge lambs.
: o o d to c hoic e $6.'l5tp7.10;range
lamus, fair to g ood $s.ou~ou.15;
shor n la mbs $:s.1:so'1.o0;native
lambs, good to choice $6.'¢5fu'1.o£l;
yearorigs. all srsdes $2.50|I|=5.25.
I".l:1l:}D|:.nt LAJJHS: Feeder lornbs
good to c hoice $5.00iF5.'loI feeder
lambs, fair to good s4.suo.§.et.
Ewen: rot, good w c liolc o a2.50
o:s.::s;Int. [air to good $1.5oqp
2.50: c ull and c anner ewes 35019
1.503 izreeoing ewes $1.50€|'5.0t).
Th e ma x i m u m amo u n t tor
whi c h a s ing le mon ey ord er may
L _: _. . - A . .» 4 A n f r . . . . ___
|J LIIIB. J . r. nlluu bttn vlauxu vutu , ;},',[ ';n§'"~ - , 5 { , " ' § , ; 5 ;" "l h d hte r Mr s .Geo Mi s -0 '|f§Irdt a ida y e ve nin g,3 5 .Mr .ti n g a lo n g s s we ll as c an he ex-
...F .pected.¢ t l l .'§I.'"5.1'..ilF.;'I""" the!0 0 |Mr .a n d Mr s .Gu s Kr on be rg ,
Misses D o g ma r An n i e an d ' Twy ln a n d Le ster dr ove to W m -
Louise Peterson ami brother, louis55259 Sun day to spend the day
le ft Sa tur d a y mo rn i n g to spend a l w z t h Mr .a n d Mr s .Geo rge Ha l l
weeks vac ation wi th friends an d an d son.
|Th e Misses Ma r i o n a n d Mi ld re dr e la tvc s i Sou th D ak ota.Edlwin lrierstetter is spending .Anderson o f Fr e mo n t,ar e i'r' °"d'
several day s voc ation wi th hi s m g th is we e k wi th th e i r gr a nd -
cousins,Stan ley an d Cly de K c r - p a r e n t s 'M r a n d M m .H. G .V a n l
stetter.Deusen.I
Mr . a n d Mrs . G. F . Gi en d en n in g l Flo y d Ale xa n de r dr ove d o w n '
ar e en jo y i n g th e c o mp a ny o f th ei r f r o m W ay ne,to spend the \\=:ek-
d 'th 11 wi fson,George a n d fnrnily ,wh o nr-, CHF a d ,QS he..d rd
rived hero f r o m Mi c h ig an in e t'n e u s Ore ave r ec e nc ° °swe e k to s end the ir vac ation.lf r o m th e ~' l 'Mn rs ha lls " h oPore vac ati oning ' in Cnlrf omln. Theyh g f - a n d Mr s .W . H. S ii ttsc h na d wr ite th at th ey a re e njoy in g; the ir
,e 1 ren were a mo n g oss w o tmp ve r y mu c h n n d th o t th e th o r -h l d G d G n h l h m °5§i."i.i..h5".1'§ 'ii B i f f c ene§§n EI£gs;e,é?t§§Sti§;c n between so-so
oy ..Mr .o f;;» Chris §tc ndor ond '.J i'..:'s;%.1`¥.'.:';.."=':.':::."'..'§§.'°§;'.';
son,C rm,r.an d p s .L me " tf P e te r s o n spe nt Wednesrluy ove-
]` r° 'i 't°" "" a nd f amily : . . i ll . tl " * " " " n i n g wi th Mr a n d Mr s Ben om-=~
ié li....f"5§l.`Ifl.i'f."§i¢..§§3.'§'§.°'near mon an d c hi ld ren n ear Omah a.
`°l Mr .o n d Mr s .George Hedr-lundTh e ho t and dr y oe u th o r has
c au se d lots of we ll trou ble.J uliu s-
Stender has bc cn busy for the past
ente rta ined at c o rds Saturda y e ve-
nlng , h ono ring ; Mr. and Mr s .Ma r -
ti n Hed e lu nd o f Oma h a, wh o we r etwoweeks,c leaning and si n ki n g.vi s iti ng he m.{` v' ii i. in §i .. the far me rs aro und ..MlS§; Evely n Baker of Omaha, is
IE lme r Niels:-n is ta k in g Louislslggnc éing g e m w e e k d ~T335
P ltr 1=e n's plac e as se c ti on lnb oro rga tgs par en 'r.a n 1
w 1 e Louis is enjoy ing a vac ation.'..Ne ls I-Inmark is bac k i n t o n m l u t m m ;`l""i~'..?1""hif¢'l".i.i.'§""l'$'§
af te r ha vi n g wo rk ed a t t h e Ha n s a p a Y as'.n1..Mls s W i l ma Sta nto n o f Ixearney ,fc | ; s ° ; '; r i ' ; a r I - . lk Ci ty , s mc e ltvh o i s h e r h o u s e g ue s t th is we e k .
Sunday din ner gue sts a t theVis ito rs a t t h e Be rtel Bertelsen
ho me Fr i da y even in g we r e Mr .
an d Mr s .Chr is Mathiesen,Ro be rt
an d E ve ly n .
He le n F e r n a n d Lawr enc e J o hn-
son are sta y i n g wi th Mr s .Ali c e
Ilier sbetter wh ile Mrs. J im J o hnson
1s stay ing at the J orgen Christio.n-
on home,su f f e r i n g with a b r o k e n
rp.
KENN ARD RURAL
JOTTINGS
| - a n » u - .
George He de lumi ho me we re Mr .an d Mrs . A lbe n Hed c lu n d, Mr . a nd l
Mr s .J o hn He de lun d a n d c hildren
and Mr .a n d Mr s .Ma r ti n Hede-
lu nd , all of Oma ha .
Mr . a n d Mr s . B e n Gli s s mn n a n d ,lc hildren an d 'red Peterson o f
lo mnh a , a n d Mr . a nd Mrs . L e o na r d
Peterson an d Ma tti e J une \\.0re
Sun day visitors a t th e par ental,
Nels Pe te rs on h ome.
Mesd umos Kathe ri ne Ni ss er ,
F r e d Yae dic ke of I.a\v1'ence,Ka n -
sas.Eli zab eth Be r r y and Horner
W a r d c alled o n frie nds in I?l:1irMr .and Mr s .Seth W h ited vi s- ' Sa tu rd ay mor ni ng .
ltc d nt.tho Bi ll Lvp pc r t ho me o n ,He le n B e rr y re tu rr ed f r o m Phi-
Wednesdny evening.c age la st Fri da y .She has spent
Mr s .Chas Mi sf c ld t and fa mi ly the past six weeks attending sc hool
and Mrs. Pete Ra smus sen and c hil-| th ere.
dren were Tuesday visi tors o f Mr .an d Mr s .Be r t Iio ns en and
Mr s. L 00 Mi ller .Mr .a n d Mr s .C.ll.llnnsf-n .of
A r i .lc -lt:rs o f Counc il Blu ff s.Bla ir.were Su nd nv Quests a t
GET Yo UR
OLD CAR READY
0
FOR USE Foni THE COM-
ING SCHOOL YEAR.
We'll give you a mighty good
price on an overhaul job.
Kmnnnn GARAGE
FRANK NAEVE,'Proprietor
KENNARD, NEBR
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Present fqr Y0||!
nu. 1,a»¢1ofh A,...em.y°m.¢ work]-famous hm lm,
$eEdahHoa#mla|Toodd>rob¢,wea¢givingawayesupply
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lufdyffoo.T|\d°ssavingmon¢y,inn°¢l!?Af-»d,I»mtl\e
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FRANK NAEVE,'Proprietor
K E N N A R D , N E B R
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|oden must. he obtained. may num- |51|-affy »1?.'£'.§.=¢?`.na Helen wero
hm' nl trdnn mn! ha dawn nn vn.........|.....-n-___-_-;_»._.
Robgrt Andregsen
Ma d i s m v- T h o m a s Mc i lur d y to o k
we r agenc y f o r Chry slers,Ply -
n o u th an d Do dg e c ars i n th is
lis tri c t.
n ~|"|I ..c ame o u t East Wednesday f o r n
f e w da y s vi si t wi th h e r pare nts,
Mr. a nd Mr s. Ne ls: I .. Ne lson.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Cha rles B er ry c n-
tertained a t din ner Fri day in
honor o f Mr s .Kathe ri ne Nis sen
an d Mr s .Fr ed Yac dic ke o f I..aw-
renee,Kans as,wh o we r e vi si tin g
he m.
Mr . an d Lr a. L . E. P eter so n an d
ning at ElkCit.y , visitjng ~1==;f~f=;
n IM r an d M m M a m n He d e u
kHa mi d a n d Ros ema ry were wg ;-
0endgu e s ts o f Mr .an d Mr s e
Periodic Pains
~r|2i'»xi~"i»'im~,
achesand pagu
25 fur 25 cents 125 for $1.00
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Most of your suffering from common every-day aches and
pains is unnecessary and unwise. Unnecessary, because Dr. Miles'
.Anti-Pain Pills relieve quickly and witliout unpleasant after
eifects; unwise, because pain makes your physical condition worse
instead of better.One pill usually brings relief in a few minutes.
If you suffer £1-or`any of the rders listed above, take Dr.
Miles' Anti-Pain Pills.If they do not give you greater relief in
less time than anything e1se<you have u.§ed, go to your druggist
and get your money back.A package of Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills in your medicine cab!-»
~ \.\ ~ \ u ~ w \ ~
|e ~1 ~ , . .§ NI~l
I ;~ 1
Mr. a nd Mr s. Ne ls: I .. Ne lson.
Mr . a n d Mr s .Cha rles B er ry c n-
tertained a t din ner Fri day in
honor o f Mr s .Kathe ri ne Nis sen
an d Mr s .Fr ed Yac dic ke o f I..aw-
renee,Kans as,wh o we r e vi si tin g
he m.
Mr . an d Lr a. L . E. P eter so n an d
Ma d i s m v- T h o m a s Mc i lur d y to o k
we r agenc y f o r Chry slers,Ply -
n o u th an d Do dg e c ars i n th is
lis tri c t.
ning at ElkCit.y , visitjng ~1==;f~f=;
n IM r an d M m M a m n He d e u
kHa mi d a n d Ros ema ry were wg ;-
0endgu e s ts o f Mr .an d Mr s e
(
NIC FRIEDRICH
HARDW
KENNARD, NEBRASKA~r|2i'»xi~"i»'im~,
achesand pagu
25 fur 25 cents 125 for $1.00
pains is unnecessary and unwise. Unnecessary, because Dr. Miles'
.Anti-Pain Pills relieve quickly and without unpleasant after
eifccts; unwise, because pain makes your physical condition worse
instead of better.One pill usually brings relief in a few minutes.
If you suffer £1-or`any of the rders listed above, take Dr.
Miles' Anti-Pain Pills.If they do not give you greater relief in
less time than anything e1se<you have u.-Eed, go w your druggist
and get your money back.A package of Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills in your medicine cab!-»
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any money order omce on any one
day .--Exc hange.
Clearanc e Sale o f S u m m e r S i l k
Dr es se s is s ti ll o n at The F as hi on
Cen te r:29-1t
au-n ¢ a . . . . - _-
auuxzmay u|.u:|.'I100n VIBIILOFB OICharlesMis fc ldt.
Mr .an d Mr s.'I`orvaI Anderson
an d f ami ly a n d Mr . a nd Mr s. W m.
Hu n t an d dau ghter we re visitors
a t th e W m.Cu n ni n g ha m h o me o n
Sunday af ternoon.
Re in ha rt Gasser visited a t th e
Se th W hi ted ho me Su nd av af te r-
sun in Doubt
Belleve |x or nor. but we recent-3 overheard l conversation In nalter lobby wherein one womanuked mother If her husband wen!out much lt nlzht and me replyv u ,"1 dnn'¢know, but rn u k
him the next time 1 see him!"
Suburibe for The Enterprise.
nogn_Mr. and Mtg. Henry Kniep and
Sqn and Mr. and Mrs. Otw Kuhr
vmwd at the Raxmund Kuhr homeSunday aflemoon. ~4Mr. and Mrs, Seth Whiled vis-
ited at the Frank Gasser home onSunday evening.Frank Gasser and family wereThnrsday evening visiturs at the
Louis Goteham home.'
m a
nmnnunnb 1 aluuaIN WASHINGTON COUNTYI Mun! HIV. Ouhld; Huh
Stop ixféefore you start out
'" g Improved'"Ne$J§L.'I.1LJLd1<m"~H o z e 1 a r e J / 0 { 1 r , t z ° r e 5 ,b a t f e r y ,
G O O D Y E A R
PA FHFINDER
Supertwlzt CondTires
lm us showyou the m m qualisy
ghat you get beeaueeGoodyarhull a
MILLIONS more dren
$.98
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#o d n r h a u n a l u l n u\\_ /.\ \,J
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G O O D Y E A R
A L L - W E A T H E R
Supemvm and Tire:
The latest greatest reason why morepeople fide on Goodyear Tires thanany other kind
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Nothing In more bothersome than trouble on a trip- We can help
you avoid this. swp in and let ua look your tires over, check up on
the w, remove racks, glass and other things that might cause
punctures. Youwill have a better timé K you use our service before
yo\nm rtout... AgreatdeaIofw hntwedo-and g lndlydo! -cons
yu\lnom on dm na! '11n nk You! !
nosmBAgE||§§1;yB|§§srA1|0N
A company an no more b;|y its
Judging fr o m the number of own :hares man a dog can live bypermnalcallsandinqd rlea re-elt lns xu own tall.- Sir Kirby
ceived a t th e lpc al W as hi ngton Watson Sm rr,
Coun ty Far m Bu rea u o ffic e f or in-formation on silos,it isveafe tc
predict tim more than the usual
amount of corn will be processedi
and fed as sllagc during the com-
ing winter.
The Engineering Department at
the Slate Agricultural College is
preparing and will soon be ready
for distributing, we latest in.ionn~
ation on both Emergency and Per-
manent Silos.Those wiahing this
bullotin should noLi.(y County
Agcnvn office at Blair.'We havejustreceivedwordthat1s,oool
copies of the Bulletin are being
publlshcd`to meet the dmuth em-
erxzency of 1981.
I
The circular is vnll illustrated
with pictures Rnd drawings ol the
trench silo and it is described in
ever# detail.Features ol the cun-
struction include euily and quick-
ly constructed lor emergcncy use,
built with unsldlled labor and with
machinery on most any farm, and
desired :opacity can be had by in-
creasing the length of the trench.
It can be constnxcted for a cost
ol $5.W to $10.00 besides tbeiarm
labor.No near, capital output is
When
BA
ABYB m£3..'2
~mms
are Upset
nd aifments seem twice
nav. mghl. A sudden °3llc. Or a lndden altaHow wouldlou meal
Er tonighvfl lvayuuaom ready?Llééwry IE:tha <.;onst111cti}m of| some or UW
tlm trench silo.`Hé`E§§»E"££\¢¢w¢u1 i'.reI1¢h silo' pne-
1s8¢ lall, as ia: as pex-lat preserv-
ing of slings, were those dug about
B fest deep, 12 feet wide at the
top md 8 (eat wide at the botwm.
Th1|`WP° of construction prevents
air pockets forming during settling
which at the mme time prevents "' __
rnvilln -we ¢f =wh dlol vm "eg '€u7Z7$.c,L»J.
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vp-M,~==¢m~,¢» »mm»
a'~'IR ~\
F;men Bannon Dessert
I one dozen bananas and
h them.Boil two cups of
r md one pound of sugar
|cups)for five minutes.
n and cool, than add the ba-
==ond the juice of two
4 |1 e yyieldedtohispatientei f ar u and
Pezzy '| se c ret lay b efore him.I t
was wri tten on n little squ ar e of
perfumed paper th at bore thesewo rd s:
"D ar e y o u :d l me a ga in ?"
n~"l » \~ S |f;,@I'
~_§~* $9 ~="'~ ~.. ~-=».s*:!;-
...of this mesnue.In A moment hosounded the depth of lu manlng.Sha had dwded um she could butbe happy with Rdsewell and wasphnnlug lc break with him.
m y l m "
" v m l ,t.here'|nothing on m u
h l m d .I' f e lis te ne d f o r n n hour.
I t ' |we ll ou t fr o m th e eastern
shore.W e c an sllp o ve r th e n d e
and la ke n qu iet d lp be for e we I0
to sleep."
Amos removed his c over of vlna.
sa y i ng tha t b y ly in g d own on thi !
tr ee tr un k m ti me s o f d a n n r he
thought that he would b e well hld~den..
in the
Wilderness
By
kving Bacheller
dry ingredients.Lant of all, fold
ln the egg whites,beaten still.
Pour this batter over the sugar
and apples in the baking pan.
Bake 50 minutes ln a modenle
oven (875 degrees ),watching
that the syrup does not burn.
When baked, turn upside novm
at onoo on a large plale, spread-
ing the caramel fnrn Lhe pan
.Q .~»~
lrily nerve three or Iom' penonn,
depending on appetstes,The
combination is a gout hvorlte.
A T o k : a i n m u ! ! | 3 1 3 m m :
u n s nearer me h 'Geltiu lti lm-w m a u r k n c u te ll Amon c mp t
m m m q d lif ted the hatc h ' u nd
Insu red hh feet to the c ab in.Sn-
UM d o w n h e u k o d :
' Ho w d o y e llk n th e c n b ln f '" I t ' |1 c omfortable pla c e bu t
A
D A N C E
carried the personal property of
the Nebraska Power Co.be in-
creased an follows:
In Arlington Village in $10,000.00
In Kmnard Villnge zo $3,000.00
In Herman Village to $6,000.W
rock i bow-shot ol A point of land. |On motlan made,seconded and
A in v u lm mln m tha ed of ''I rrthu forest benmu the polar.Thedmbenedd m r m :with wudeden.Thou dl!! In the Whnle's Belly
gave Rohan hu nm chance to tryhu hand with the dellule meehm-
lm of Peny'| locket.One day lt
yklded to his patient elforu and
carried the Iollowmg reductions In
nal estnte values were made:
NEK 8-19~11 to $126.00 per ure
SE56 849-11 to $125.00 per acreS55 SWK uma swan 2347-12
Hansan.51, tlwnghc m be the biggeut juniar
Alter adjournment,A delicious yenllngln the state.lunch was served by Mrs. Hmm l Mr. Nelson hu ulghty held mi
The next meeting will be held at (ine young nulf, 65 of whigh he
the homn od Prixclll; md Either will offer in his Pure bred u h
Wrlah.Priscilla Wrleh, news N-Ithlu fall.'I\venty~!ive gllta and
_porter.forty hours and they are all of them g l o g g s g dul y mmh a nd "best..Inst yenr he bred bothI1:0 | .bent..L a s t y ear he bred b o th
Dllroc a an d Spotted Po la nd ;b u t
th is y ear h e has n o th i n g b u t th o
Spo tted Poiands.
On 3% SW% NEK SWK 2|-17-12 NATIONAL SWINE SHO
be increased to $1500.00..
On motion made,seconded and|..|an 1 J. T. Nelson has made arrange-
ments whereby his herd boar "Tip
Top" will be shown at the Naljonal
Swine Show which il to be held
in Springfield, Ill. and later at the
Iowa state fair at Des Moines and
On motion mule,seconded and
carried the personal property of
the Nebraska Power Co.be in-
creased an follows:
In Arlington Village in $10,000.00
In Kmnard Villnge zo $3,000.00
In Herman Village to $6,000.W
In City of Ft. Calhoun m $3,000.00
On motion duly made md car-
ried the Dolrd authoH1.ed the
County Aasessor m deduct 28.80
acre.: ol land taken by the rlvez
in 29-19-12.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet August 10, 193l.
.,..
County Clerk.
ments whereby his herd boar "TipTop" will be shown at the Naljonal
Swine Show which il to be held
in Springfield, Ill. and later at the
Iowa state fair at Des Moines and
thru brought to the Nebraska
state fair at Linco'z..
BUSY BEE CLUB_MEETS
The Orum Busy Bee Sewing
Club met at the home of Edna
I-Iannen July 81.
Club members judged the com-
pleted underwear and sport dress
and practiced more club songs
that club members should know.
Visitors were Margaret, Eunice
and Helen Rolland,Lonaine and
Margaret Hindlcy and Georgiann
ling,in fact.is _iw seventeen
months old.Ha is s. fine smooth
.. ..|
"Tip To~" and he ~as good1-:gmtobe.Th e a n i ma l in a.Sp otte d
I ...1 ' ; :~
" " ~
n u l l
q u :
..
. . ._-
Spotwd Polands,
D A N c
KING'S 1fxv1L1oN
DAMON'SHARMONIAN§
Saturday, August 8
They undruaed an:
frahinz h ath on t ha |
I had n r erandy baac h.|
u r A lmo s t - |
' n n -
e n w o u l d s o o n m m m to h e r m db e :fo r help i n lo lvln x the m y |
tary .On c e u he kn e w tha t h e vr u
yur §o_le| .rn_her seen-qt she would
wit1;¢§ut Stirrim
n e . . - . . . . . . . . : | . .t s
WBUIUB IIJBSIB ma y ve:npmsuucu u n n r l z n I n T h e b l - § ¢ § , ¢ ~nl..l"'n¢|¢'|hI\l\'o ve r th e c armel.Gu t i n we d g e -__.__T . ._.lenhvn-in mw d n u m n .
runeuyyw vw nu v»u~¢|-my..A new combinatiumjust dlsmv- shaped pieces and serve wiLh|
ered, is delidaus,Chill in tha if whinwd cmam.
xpsn»i;'}1fea§T¢:h°'1upmh:1°1°pfi T o m a w ~
an Iced cmtaloupe with e.i¢J1er--Five eupluls o f "hug juice, 3
and eat.lt't dmple as tgupoonluk o l GK!!n...»\~..+ oh: .nn uma. mnlmhlesmcnful of salt.1 ¢»¢BB'P*;0"'
The voyage In
A M O S wenttreewithclinging to the
:h s wn a l u ww -
mz!to the hllon
hll hmdnw, andupper bnnch¢I» hebegnn uwlng nl! thou bdow '°'\
uv. inlh with the trunk.Boon the
under dde of the tree wal clw- ofa . ;H. mmm num me lun
plnne from the north.|
"\Ve'l| try to push her out and
nhe'll make I (ew mllu with her
uwu head while we're uleep. Amosu happy."She wu llzhuy grounded.The!worked har tree, shoved her lnto1
deep wnur and climbed |hoard.\
n u n n e l p e u m m t o f i n d l t .H e
t h o u g h t o f t h a t d u w i t h h e r o n
t h e f o r e s t p a t h .H o u r i t f l o w e d
f u l u n : A A - - -' n -''°'||.| um memory! 50011 |10 EICIIIIDQUI"W ha t n p i ty !What 0. pity that
| Qu:Ugg. bgd go be broken li k e n
nec mt 'ny lightning!n lmftlair."
Yu! there was sometnlng ln lhll
bit of paper that gave him cheer
md comfort.Be exlmlned thebeautifultrinketmdwonderedwhat was tha mennln: of the lennrl
WILL SELL GRAIN BINSaim1:;l;u;;e;e;t.m"ll;;;o ; f>2SI|1EHi'§>`{ i fcesterslairé sauce 15
p l e w h o h m m t r i d th i s n e w a n d d r o p s o f tahasc o sauce,a n d 4
di ff er en t c omb inatian pr ef er th e beaapounfula o f le mo n juic e.
c r u s h e d p i n e a p p l e ,b u t b e s u r e b o M i x t h e i n g r e d i e n t s t o g e t h e r ,
°\\ 1 . nl . . \ 1 .. . . . . . . l " ¢ . ; _ ¢' " | | I g
;:a°°"' ""he a ven ! *h lh
perc h looked
the :Hun t nr
# u m f r o m t r
`§I§"E»i551'é' Hr' ine
e Ru ben on his lof ty
out u po n th e mm a nd
ilde r na n slopint .un-
nu more.He s u r n o
They dressed and lay dorm: under
their blankets,wi th th e ha tc h ot!
an d r o p e d to n pe g i n the cabin
side.The y sp ok e of th e Ir oq uo is
wxr r lo n wh o m th e y h u p»_g»qa..__VoN 5To I2 MONTH TERMS
4 try both for-ms and select me one
y o u li k e best.
Summer S m d w l c h u
\For a n appetizing summer
¢sandwich, use e q w quantities of
'wmaboes'nnd cucumbers cut m
e mu mo r o u g m y , u m " u v m msalt w afe rs spread wish cheese
and wasted.A d a s h of p q xr ik z
adds s pleasing color nom.
Rmluln-Nut F ill in i
One c npful o f s u g a r ,3 table-
spoonfuls of flour,56 tenspoon-
|1¢ u at u m wh e n Amon rappedonthanlda of B o b u f l t n o thu
oun escended ma uw withJx m m dwondnr what the lugsnlolu ploneor _
had accomplished.About two
fathom:from I n butt ha had
a w e d ,an d sp llt on t wllh h l l
hotc hel.a n nnenlng ln lh e u plje r
5/ wa r l l o u wl l n m a un ru namd A lgo nq u in ," sa id Amos ." Th e
Ir oq uo is a re o ut ic ou rlng the wll-
derness like A pac k o'wolves he-
ylnre snow tiles.Th er e ar e d x na -
J tlo n s o ' me m banded together in
:h e lr L o n g Hou s e - u c h a i n o' vll-
ng e s o n n pu lh u n de r th e forest
m n f f m m n n " n w N m- i n Mu n n m
enrrlved ln Greek on lu c ane. 'The
dn! wane d.
W i th a deep se n s e o f r d lef h e
heard Amos c r awli ng towar d h lm
ln the darkness.Gently hi s lrlend
llfted the h utc h n ad euteredf Th echeerful.resourceful Amos wa s n
1-omfnrl lo (lm y oung nmu.llo n nd
LARGEST MANUFAC-TURER ESTABLISI-IES
AIDT: ;: '
~ . . . : i
... ; _ = nin z _ -an5 3
' I - = 5 .
i=liE5Z£>'i4ELi>annv
CROPS ON FARMS l
glheirb ln a | lo d| ~Pl... \v ld-wid: eeoizomlc dun-
llon, mm! hrmzn have axlandzd
Ihdr working upilxl lo the u\mo¢»_
33 Inn nplmdld aopouyat nowithfunhuloosesfareod., _._-_.. .\.-|. ..... ....A|¢\. .¢ n.|./
small pieces.Add u litllc
bacon, chopped,and mix' I
c risp ful or s alt, 1 15 c uplulb or u c flung aneu or me tr e e lar ge en ou gn mr - - - - ~ - ~-~--~~ ~
lig htly wa te r,a n d 1 c u p f u l of r alsi ns ,I mlm to e n te r B
e n e a th : me h a d a great fresh-water a駰1§§' d1`éI§@££
gtwggn chopped fi n ¢loosened Wirn u spud the cram-They c ulti vate their lands.They\.n..............\ \.-....¢ ..» n... -u |......rule their neonle : ma r t and wi th
his ship 'wars'just n pnrt ni'Nw
wildemc sa. bu t a klmllv | | :\rl nf lt.
Conti nued n n xt we e k )with mnvonnaisc.Snread btthin slic es of 'butte red bread.Cook above s lo wly f o r a n hou r,
Eve n i n g Ref res hme nts th en a dd :
( W h e n t h e r e a r e m e n p r e s e n t )O n e t a b l e s p o o n f u l o f b u t t e r :
C h i c k e n s a l a d ,n u t .b r e a d s a n d -a n d 1 c u p f u l o f c h o p p e d w a l n u t
w i c h e s ,f a n c y b r i c k i c e c r e a m ,k e r n e l s .
u n L a i n n n f i n . n n f f n n n h ]. \ l l Y I l | ! . f ~~~~b e "
l . . I u u | ,a u u t u u r u l l .u l L u v :u l u u r a n -
loo k a nd to sse d n waln load o f i ts
umben- dust ln th e wa te r u n ti l he
had c leared n spac e under the shel!
wide r th an his shou lde n an d twic e
n long as h ls bod y .He h ad c ar e
fully preserved the barmc overed
a lens e o ' ju sti c e.B u t they areHeree and terrible.They have drlv»
en the A lgon quin s an d th e Hu rons
fr om these lands nor th o''em to
th o arent Cnnndinn river.They
keep drlvln''em norikfard.They
viva ' nm nn ram? nn thn hllr snllf
\1s
Uuortlmdox
The term lutltudlnumms u an Q i l w a s l w
and ~40
purka~ns~Hinsn
.\\9\P\l - °o';Q"'""?
Q:EASY T E R M S
Iowa Nebmskab.a n d P o w e r c o - » » %
1 1 ~ r ' - n v- # ma n n - I - ~ ¢
E
5 ~ 1 - E_
I=1
\I
sA|.e PRICES ON 5 T o
MONTH TERMS LESS T
LAST YEAR'S CASH PRI
The Eeonomy Crain Blu oll'll Fu-ma n' Fin! Md mm llmme bln, with all impravemwblda the Butler Complnyhufor yemru.Million: of bmnhe
gnln are protected In them-Ur from nla, Gm And wenEconomy Bins pnurve lhe p .
eonlcnl ufrnln, regulate moevnlenlmcm nhrinknge lou.S lo I2 month lerm prleenlmver|.hnnl.u\yexr'npricu.Yono mural up an the mnmrily
Bu'r|.EnQ5|x|E FA
E L E V A T O R Hnndiesl,1
at hbor, time and moneyslum the combine. Elcvnla 3~
plléd tu people who mlach llltic
Impo rta nc e to dugn m a nd to wlmx
ue called orthodox doctrine; Ln!l n u w m v " . m m , W .......... _.ti me d n s l o u j g l n g e a : m llhreulened anbargoel onl ilp me n u .
Th a B u t le r b i n n u h a u r i n C o m '
pa n y d o e s n o t f e e l s u d :a s
nh nn ld b e f or c e d lo mn kn lh h n ul-li e c f or th e vm! o f e hi d en l n n du f s
E- dn u lo rn ge .Imle a d th e y nh o n lduve cha apc:-tunll ol' walling for
mo n e q u h n le ma r e ll wh i c h mlycome u A result ol' un-eaumlng crop
e n n d i u o m m n lh e r v h u l p r o d u c -
in u u n i on s .C n n le g u e u ll y th o r d u y d a y w a n
o f th c u d e r M mu f n d n r lu g G a meru nn y In a b ee n wa nd s n vn llnlale ~
u r m z n m p c :: l o r e ne a ln h ll n h a a n n . 5 lh e F lr me n ' - ' i n i
A i d P h u .l l enables y o u r l o a l
de a le r n n me d i n lh h n u n o nn e u n ml
AN
:es
vuu\\.T \4ln\:, \.u|.A\:1.unu L| .| \J §Af te rn oo n Pa r ty
F r u i t salad and may onnaise,
ci.-=fse wa.t'ers, sponge cake topped
~.~.i1l~. orange sherbet,coffee an d
snllvtl n uts.
Pic nic Coffee
Ilefore leaving home,scnlri n
o r wg a llo n unbreakable t h e m e s
twe en lay ers of d evi ls fo od o r
wh i te cake.Dates ma y be us ed
i f desired..
Ma p le W h i p
One level tablespoonful o f ge l-
atine, 'fé c upful ofwc old water, 156
c upf uls o f b r o wn Auger,1 c u pf ol
of bo i li n g wa te r , f i i teaspo onful
arc n c ut rro motu e ro unoe u no e OIth e ho la
"Th e blg b elly of the old tre e is
our c abin," he said."lt's n igh two
fatho m; lo ng a nd wi de e nou gh f oruato stretc h out c omrtble inside.
The stem is a hir: shot! o' :ood tlm-
ber.I ' \ e ma d e two porthoies on
eac h alrle and rammed n peek hole
t h r o u g h t h e p u n k f o r ` a r d .T h e
u l i n | n \n n e l n 'k n w e t h !n \ n a n n v a n . .
n v v - - »- n v t v s v u . . . v - . 5 " r " "Yo u ma y b e s ur e tha t the Ai gon
quiml have moved sinc e we set out.I wou ld n't b et a pig whistle that
the y u re on th at lsiond.""The Ir oquois are at least semi-
c l\lllzed."said Robert."W o uld n't
th ey g li e us mir tre atme nt?"
Amos :mower-ed:" I wooldo°t
trust 'em.'Phe white num is their
p'lson wi th his meddlin',his God
tudinorlans were a Churc h of Eng 1landpar ty ln the tlme of Chur ies I
II ,opposed both to the Hi gh 1
Church puny and to the Puritons. |
COUNTY some or i
EQUALIZATIUN MEETS
\
Cou nty C ommi ssi on er s Roo m,
¢:'
:rail
th e
=l\ll»sold
of
mu -her.
me in
l u r e
T h o
a r e
l u t e .
juaf. letting the hot walter S t n n d p f ma p le flnvorintq,$5 Leaspoon-§
i n in u nti l it is tho r ou gh ly he ntc d. [f u l af s a lt, whi te s o f 2 e g g s a n d '
1'»::r éut water , and p u t i n to th e ' 1 c u p fu l of c hop ped nu t ke r ne ls .jun 1 cupful of ground c offec .I~`illf Soak th e gela tine i n th e c old
tl.f thc r mus a t onc e vrith boi li ng wa te r f o r 5 min u te s .Bo i l th e
.|1 !l ¢ \ .n -.n...............n n . :»....¢.....5. . . . .. | \ m »Ju...1 n |
\\l\.|\."B}ll l'l. |ll U || uu ; .; || |n u u u :wax'ter I n the s te rn wi ll k ee p h er h ul
nnc ed and tlwlr welght and mln o
wi ll li f t her ho w a li ttle .D o y e
notic e ho w I ' \ e :got 'em tied to-
gether?Th a t turns her tc p in to
a nail."
fund his llnulldewhirgls that tr a w l
wlth him.I l e bnthbrs 'em.lli s
denth s nnx is like bllxehc rrles and ti
lslalr, Ncbr., August. 11, 19:51Th e Co un ty B o a r d o f Equulizzu-
o n me t p u rs u an t to a d jo u rn r nc n t
¢n ny .. ,1.|
Present:Chas.Nelson,H.11|
Blaco and Chris I-linz,(cunl;.
Commissioners,Chu:=.H.Robert-
son, County Assessor and G-corC. McQuarrie, County Cle§k.| ~
I
EASY TERMS
lowa»Nebmska Lia nd P o w e r C o m
Zwgvuulnrvlbhdnllllllwrhe
LISTEN!
FREE TREATS
v
With every pound of COFFEE
. . . any kind . . . purchased at
the North Side Store on Friday
and Saturday a ticket will be
given which will be good for a
¢n ny .. ,1.|
Present:Chas.Nelson,H.11|
Blaco and Chris I-linz,(cunl;.
Commissioners,Chu:=.H.Robert-
son, County Assessor and G-corC. McQuarrie, County Cle§k.| ~
I
EASY TERMS
lowa»Nebmska Lia nd P o w e r C o m
Zwgvuulnrvlbhdnllllllwrhe
LISTEN!
FREE TREATS
v
With every pound of COFFEE
. . . any kind . . . purchased at
the North Side Store on Friday
and Saturday a ticket will be
given which will be good for a
M
s \\.\t»!r, Hill]CUVCI Ilgllily Dy I.II.¢2'bI4L;iu."nu "user Lu|.5\:uu:|.Aux au R ~ldti m "one reaches the pic nic min ute s,add th e ma p le fla vo r -ruaigor"sa
gr--unds the c offee wi ll bc ic a dy ,! in g,an d po ur gra du aliy over thg Amos bn nfl'
nu: unite ulul; nun uy uw nom'But We have n o 'rn tlmr h n vo hn lr l 0 ' h ln mi l"I.\» ____.|. .._- ..x.\.I0 ISKICIIG D IU la usuu u crwml-out interest to m,,,,,,,;, .1~..1`lTp§¢»
g g le n th a n lu ! y e a; - '| c as h pr i o n o n
Bu d a ' E e u n o mf Gr a i n B lu m. Th h h
I chunk ol tobacevl _.'fff!"-.f§'IIS!'E$' JSI' .!'i°$' .312
pi p in g ho t a n d most delic ious.If smmked gelatine,stir ri ng llflf il!an d an s wer d z
y o u prefer i t stron ger,y ou ma y dissolved.Cool,an d wh e n i t b & * I '.' "'° do nt nee d s r n o more th an
.___:__...___AL.........-.-..L _.r ...:...|....4:rr.....: A m z..+I..- "vlannn a toad noeds a noc ket In his
750 human per hour mln emngoor box earl-Ain, deans und con-
ditions allmmll
e u
tndeuy i nlu ulvmn
one moving D I X I E
and nn.....-|.a an 'rimkm dnuhln
the mms ready-made steel bin withall Improvement; wlxidn llxe lwo l|.?¢Butler flclorlts hue supplled o rso yelrl and on which ovma-I ro-pon 20~yenr endurmee noun-dl.
ONE HALFOF FACTORY PRO»\nuCTloN w|1.|.qg§9g> 0Ng
01 course Increase m e amount.0.1.
gr ou nd coffee;these pro por tio ns
allo w 1 sc ant tablespoonful to
ea c h c up fu l o f bo ili ng water .
Br a n Ups id e- Do wn Ap ple Ca ke
»On e - th i n i eu pf ul of b u tte r ,1
c u pf ul o f b r o wn sugar,4 o r 5
mediumezized apples,sliced thi n,
B I N D L u a l . u | . | : u l l l l u z u u n :w | | | \ . \ : n
o f eggs ,bea ten sti ff ,a n d the
n u ts . Tu m i n to a m o ld an d c h ill
u n ti l f i r m.Ser vo wi th 'a soft.
c ustard,ma d e wi th th e y o lk s o f
th e eg g s , a s f o llo ws :
On e c u pf u l o f mi lk, 2 e g g y olk s
2 ta hles po on fu ls o f su ga r,%tea-
a n d 1 tab le sp oo nf ul o f wa te r.'SPOOUIUI o f va ni lla an d a pinc h
Me lt. th e b u tte r i n a he a vy ir o n of s alt.__orf alumi num sk i lle t, o r i n a d e e p 'Sc ald th e milk a n n do ub le bo ll-
......_.._-.. .........i -.._c.........1 4l....l.nv Mio Hn o a dn unllra lnlnmr nnrl
__ __ _'breeehei.I n wi d e wa te r wi th th e
wind mostly goin' our way we don't
have to be nervous nh-out lteerasze.
Day tlmea I set straddle bac k ln theriz rln'near the stem.W i th a
long stout paddle. I enn help her a
li ttle to k e e p h er ta i l behind her.
rn be hid ln the green houghl. She'll
your around some.She's got a. right
to.It'll make her look nnt'ral.B o t
whdher ahe bac ks up or slips olde
way s or g oes head H1at she'll be
movin'| e n th and b v the m t :o'
ieoueu unc ut.A noeu: or pigeonsne w ou t of the b ra nc he s over the
stem."W e're sti ll dri1'tln',"he whis-
pered."The breeze has freabened
a little.I c a n ju s t ma k e o u t th etreetopsontheeastaiiom.Doy -
llg ht i s c o mi n!My thou ghts h ave
bee n p la y in ' a ro und th at ha ndk er
chief.W asn't that like a love-slek
gal to hang he r h and ker c hi ef out
ove r the wate r?She lay s to her-
se lf lr he c ome e d own th e lak e i n
wllefbwlna-5 TO I2 MONTH TERMS
'I "I mlma ml¢ of E c o no my B ln a ml!
Bu li er -D ixie F awn Elc vaton will bonva i lnb le b ut n o t mo r c lh ln o ne h llfFlrll-m?
Terms alnew, lowprima.1
\
zu.
h i
i f
S1o i
Il
Iu ar u or ruuilu pun.opr uuu u | t : " H ulla. '~'"<ob J ' " "~ |ull| \\|-°-"-ro wn au gu r o ver th e me lte d h u b s a lt,a n d beat sli gh tly .A d d the
-r, then c over with slic e d app les.ho t mi lk to th e ESE mi xtu r e .
[wrinkle wi th the tablospoonful sti r ri n g to mi x tho ro ug hly ,th e y !
wa ter , g h d le t s ta n d wh ile y o u retur n all bo th e do ub le bo iler mul..L.ri..laruttvr, as f0llm.S loook,stir r in g c onsta ntly ,u n t i l l
Pha ra oh , I th lu k | h e' ll ta k e u s to
the Iake'| end."A mo !lifted his right foot and
shook It p lay fully .Rob ert te lls ln
his diary ol' the old pioneer-'s am!
able habit of lif ti ng an d shnklnir
u Clluutr n e u K e e p C10 80 t o IIIDIFEa n d i f i t ' s d a y l i g h t h d ` l l s e e t h a t
l i t t l e w h i t e f l a g a n d g r u b i t .I t ' s
l i k e a p l a y o 'W i l l S h a k e s p e a r e - 's
nuke reservnilona now.
:Sn FARMERS- FIRST AID TERMS SEE
an d me one o'the play ers.W e
1\on't have Inng zo wn lt for the \l-lancmix implement CoIInst act. I rpvknnm ,¢p nr ntc I cu,,-th e mixtur e b o ats the sp o on .
i l 1 c upfu f u Ca rr o t- Tu r ni p Comb ination
H ou On e hunc h o f c arrots an d h a lf
1 :nf ul : f th a t a mo u n t o f tu mi p s .
1 Prepare bo th vegetables n
hnilinuz and c ut. into small niec es.
hls right foot whom greatly pleased.
The man spat and looked very who
and c onndont as he added: "I`Inn'r
worry about old Amos.lt's had
goin' whon he gives up.Lerfs no
below.r n nu t on the hatc h and
show se how to he c on tain."
__ . - . ....-- ._.He began to browse on the dried
mr-nt and fish ns he stood survey -
Im:tho sen-no.H o lnunofl nvvr.
sc unpec l up o drink of walter In hlslmr k c up and s\\nllm\rc-d lt.I le
]| :| 1"=f'tl anntlwr drink to ills frleml.
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LISTEN!
FREE TREATS
v
With every pound of COFFEE
. . . any kind . . . purchased at
the North Side Store on Friday
and Saturday a ticket will be
given which will be good for a
five cent treat at the stand . . .
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
North Side Store
nous ns - 11-:J We belive
Store (lpen Evenings and Sunday Mornings
|P i l l 0 :
five cent treat at the stand . . .
F R I D A Y a n d S A T U R D A Y W f m f d
T 1 r E ~:!
What a
PI °1C€. ~
HERE'S an wmvk of how Good
yea:'| gram production enable!g»~=f~=f vall\;e!J u s t l o o k a t ~
t'|su or to many thigher priced %'.¢........» we mn
show you why! Goodyearmakumik.lions mon rim than anyb°dyd°°
andtumathonavinpbuuzk toyouin a better product for the money."
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$9.60 perpalr
Llferhne Guaranteed
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Store (lpen Evenings and Sunday Mornings
North Side Store
nous ns - 11-:J We belive
\
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hombre ~
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A Super 'Value
only Goodyear
offers for hard
~anvmg
HEAVY DU'1`Y
Goodyear
Pathfinder
$325
B L A I R ' m r
and TIRE co.
J. E. MILLER, Prop.
1
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T h e y e n t e r e d t h e l i t t l e c 1 1 b i n . 1
A m o s a d j u s t e d t h e b a r k c o ve r e d '
arch.Corning down through It W HS
a bit of clrofasod hemlock nbout tho
slze of 11 zc ntlomnn's vane.Green
|l 1 .7 l| u no \ : u n n u n \ . u | | u u \ l l \ : n u n :f=\|r|'.|-¢=t h e w h Is 1 1 c » r l n ; : n f t h e h e m
l n r l ;l»u1:;.:llS : I n d u fn l r i t r i p p l e o n
[ h r - Ir : " I| | 'F I s i d e wr~r¢»t h e o n l y
smn»|!~r u m h r o k o t h o i l l f'v| \l t l t n r -
h f n l l n . 1 \ n n n n E n n n H n ... nn h n n h.1 »': :1.\ . 1 '1:.¢I ¢»I"lil b u m are tc ndnv.Drain, S¢=='~"\1
UL-.l!l}.i¢,;-r~.i- HN [ l LI~=<;.:;.:\'.ilh salt, pe pper bu ttc r o r ba r o n
:" ~'rr :'=i :1..1 m::inin;5'Iry ir\gS,and mu s h fine.T h i i
\\.mhr, ful| U\\| ll by lh v lr . J nf th c \q u : mi ty o f vc;:et:3.blcs wi ll ordin-
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BUSINESS DlREC'l`0RY
PETERSEN
ummm: and MoronSERVICE
Auto Repairing I Spedllly
m m A n n
c. ST. P. M. & OMAHA
Santhbonnd
11:40 A. M. dully
7:40 p M dull
No. 1
No. 3 ..y ex-cept Sunday
NorthboundNo. 4 6:55 A. M. amyNo. 2
cept Sunday
BUS GOING soU'm
8:50 A. M.5:00 P. M11:00 A. M.8:15 P. M.
\
Z:00 M. daily ex-
BUS SCHEDULE
CHICAGO &
No n : mw E s ' mn N
Westbound
No. 111 8:85 A.H. daily
Eastbound
No. 122 6:30 P. ni. daily
BUS GOING NORTH
\ 9:00 A. M.8:00 P. M.12:00 Noon 6:15 P. M.
Dr. Norman K. Ralhmnnn0l"I`0ME'l`RIS'I`
Over the Blair Drug Co.
Phone Blank 41
Evenings by Appointment
BLAIR FL OUR mu.-L
The Home ofM.A.lN'l`0P FLOUR
(Bundled by All Grocers)
We exchange wheat for flour
P. S. Sorensen, Prop.
R. H. RASMUSSEN
Insurance of All Kinda
Office
Over Farmegu State Bulk
MARCUS BECK
BONDED ABSTRACTER
Office in
Court House
HANSQN & MEHRENS
Pilot Bldjz, Blair, Nebraska
r»1~roNm Black 1a
insurance Rea l Funk
Securities
BLAIR ABSTRACT
AND TITLE COMPANY
Bonded AbalractenPHONE I5
Pilot Bld 1.Blair, Nebr.
FARRELI/S
CAFE md ROOMS
Home Styk Cooked Meals
su Dew
204 Walker Ave.
EAT ATWALTS PLACE
Two doors east ofYinton-Evms G u a nHnmburgenLunchu
CARL SCHMIDTINSURANCEREAL ESTATE
andLOANSOffice in Sllle Bank Bldg.
DR. w. F. HEMPHILL
DENTIST
In new Hom, TheatreBuildingBlnir, Nebnska
DR. EDWIN T. JIPP
DENTISTX-ny Service
Olficea inShia Bank Bldg.Phone 298 Blllr, Nehf.
hmnc hos were lr-ft on its top nhore
thc arc h.They rvsnmlmlod n nat-
urn! outgr owth from the trunk.
Amon pro udly set for th the du
ties of his y oung friend:
"Ye Ile here ln tilt* \\`hale's Belly
and keep watc h.Il' the wind blo\\Shardholdonto th a t ltlc k .I f y e
sve any dqn gor pn th ;rl;:§1t.rnn
I r Ieaglellghtedonnbranc h of the
old hemloc k ond, prosmntly . disc ov-
ering Amos,th re nten w hi m fo r a
moment wi th spread wings and
open be ak-the wild, s ntn nlc spi rit
of the wilderness.H e restr-sl a
IENS NIELSEN, Troprielor
P H O N E 113 - ll4 'W e D e l i ve r
To war d midday they passed u
party of I nrllun women in canoeshauling up tlahlng lines matened to
wooden buoys.La te r rt solitary
savage c rossed their bow. scarcely
ten fathom: ahead. in pursuit of It
swimmi ng de er. In the dusk o f the
ta lun g nigh; theyfgmou_[|ded qn n
The
sma rte st
thmg
in rubber!
~;Qf'ff\ ./i~\
(}»93oO''<,g ~\.
One tough»
hombre ~
--yew a Sheik for looks!
A Super Value
on l y Goodyear
, Q - ' § ; F " T ;o f f e r s f o r h a r d
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G o o d y e a r
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P ~s¥ ( E z
5 ( l i .2 .,:
l Af te r th is d ay they c alled their
lb lp th e W h a le ? B elly .
They got their pac ks and walletsaboard. Amos hewed his puddle out
of a. lon g nrlp of d ry sp ru c e a ndsmoothedandshapedi t wi th his
knifa.Th e r carneted thnlr rnh ln
with k blanket and stored thelr Ing-
mz a m each end.
Amos ent tu th u ml o t ro bln' |
hedgorow lu xn n o n l,creeping,
dln g lng vi n e, wlth d lr k : r u n f o li -
q o . m ma n m m t h u n o r th e r n f o r -
est.I M ask ed ' Rob er t to wi nd lt
u vn n d h i m.On tha ltr ln g of thi s
vl n e u e t h y p r l c k e n l o n m I t l l
able to c li n g to l u f o o t i n g u n
gr o wl.W hen Ru b e n wa s done
wi th th e win di ng h l l c o m n d e
looked like n vlnréo verod stump.' N o w when P m bkek i n the
bo n g h l I r e c k o n lt' ll ta k e \ lh k r p
o n t o m e m e . "u i d A m o n u n s
bolrd od b la s hi p, wa lk ed A ni m nd
ant down I n the thic k tollmo.
Hi n ws lg h t u ma th e b l; h o llo w
Ln mk ju n h e e f r o m th e u n d .
"No w y o u' n - we ll h ld . " u i d Ro b
nrt.
I
II1
"
'1`hI1s Amos directed the c asting
o :"'I.'aka that lever and s hove h er
out n ngme.Then get a board and
vre-'ll p le hm into thu vr lnd."
Slowly . after muc h pushin g with
pole and puddle. the alnguiar c raft
hnrnn hm- iournnv.
u u n h w m .At I anllI'| pace Lbs c n-rloul old tree-ship drifnd into it.
Before n struc k her u l l :Amorhadworkedher brow towlrd the
south,Soon she wan out In broad
n u r with small wnvel breaking
on lo r d do .They cleared an ls-
lmd and she went on on stead; as
\(my - lo n plnn nc a Soon Amos
n u m t h r u K I M -The c aptain hadmindthroughthofo r w u d peep-
holo I l m of a n o n hsad lm:
t o n r d t h e m m t h e ° " * - " g s Th e
b r a n n g h e n e d .Th e nh l begun
zo owing.Amos not motionless
I n d h t b a r d r i f t u lh e wou ld.
Thx cancel.lllled with pllnted
v r a m o m n m e a n u r th em going
nor m.Th e y g a v e n o n m n u o u tochu Boating tree-doobueu o com-
mon slz ht on th ll lonely In t e r
with mn ahldowsd,fornelchlng
borner ot towering tre e;They
n a me d t o h o n c r o wd e d d o wn tolook and to bat h: th eir fee t lnd
more to have stood nulhlng and
n o tr ln t o ve r one uothex-'| | houI»
d e n .on tr me od by thu sc ene.fo r
~\~~'if
Nav Improwd Standard
GOODYEAR
ALL-WEATHER
.55
4.75- 19(mass)
iBl a ir T o p
8' Tire Co.
/. E. MILLER,gmp.
~ ]~ ~Pa~i~s~:
~ ~~$ 8 . 7 5
722 4.5¢-n
c u m
a u u n u n l n
BLAIR TDP
and TIRE CO.
!1|
m Whllejn mu uounaea an
Omaha,and weather permitting
there will be great doinzs-
Unully 1 let program ol enter-
tainment in arranged und the day
goes down in the binary of the
family as a red letter day.lt
Q
ROSE HILL IH LEAD Fontlne1le.........-.f......-- 6 7 .461
Blmir._....-....,...,..,.,,,.,..-_3 10 DilLastSundaytheHuskersde-Papio _____________2 12 _1 ;
fa te d Papio 20 to 15 in a fme Gaspes next Sunday: Huskers vs
hitting game.L.Biflar struck out Calhoun;Rose Hi n at Bro~
~Creek.
nl ¢a .f .. 4, .. ~\ f in itia l c lam Ar ur »| r8 bi o tr ea tmen t wh en s pe r s o n i I |JULY m m m o r a v u ~ n s IIS; f€`;z"§§'¢T°§\§."W "bxcun by n mwwa mmm, mn
2. All non-perhhxblee as domestic pnrtioularly x1 A suitable specimen
m m were producu, edneatiunnl tins am xg not gvai le for Inbox-wary
1\
`hn|-Inav flnhf 229.,......,-...,___tested for milk and butterfat pro-
duction in Washington oounty_
(ann herds belonging to the Dairy,
Herd Improvement Asaodltlonl
under the supervision of Lenard
Miller, our official tester.
and textiles close August 29th
at 6 o'clock.All poultry, pigeons and rabbit
entries close August 31 at 5
o'clock.While the agricultural products,
a.
The drouthy condition!have"coru, wheat, etc.,together with
been mastered by some ol our
dairy men, who have learned that
gneen postures are not exactly s
requirement for economical pm-
duotlon of milk and butter when
some cows are able to produce
'nearly a ton of milk, contaldng
over 80 pounds of fat.The high individual cows for
July are as follows:
Grads Holstein:1962 pounds
milk,82.4 pounds i'|t;~ Frank
Brown, owner.Grade Shorthom:1519 milk,
69.9 lst; Grover Willdns, owner.Gnde Holstein: 1721 milk, 65.4
fat; Paul Jones,owner.
Grade Holstein: 1460 milk, sm
fat, A. C. Marshall, owner.Grade Holstein: 1478 milk, 60.4
fat; Grover Wllldns, owner.
'ms nw. hm. herds are aa fol-
|Bees and Honey close Wednesday
September 2, at 5 o'elock.Boys' and girls' livestock entries
and health contestants close Aug-
just 16 at 6 o'clock. while all other
boys' and girls' club exhibits auch
as clothing,canning,etc.,close
August 29 at 5 o'c.lock.
BLAIR MEN INCANADIAN W|LDS
.Gontinued from page one)
bendinthestream.Atone time
they cut in on a moose, iordng it
into dup water and rowed their
canoe alongside close enough t»o_
touch lt.The law forbade their
shooting game and so the only
trophy they could bring back were
Phvwzrnnhs which they took.
After twelve days of this life
diaguumc am."QOwnerlas dogs should be dis~
posed ol bythe authorities,and
all others should be carefully
watched i! there is the leastcause
ol suspicion, because of the prob-
uhiy serious conditions arising
after being bitten by a rabid dog.
FARM CR OPS s ro rmn
Washington county has been ex-
paiencing some very freakish
weather this season.Take it in<general over the county the ,,;,._1
fall h u he m .;""'" °mely short!
while in other sections an abun-
dance of rain has fallen.'I'ake'
lor example the condition of the
Rose Hill neighborhood and north
through the York Creek territory.
Here on July 19th a heavy rain
fell,which was a regular gully
washer and over on the Jens Black
Jensen farm a strip of hall went
through that dd a great ded of
damage.Again lust Saturday, so
Mr. John Becklun informs us, an-
other good rain of around an inch
'be practicéd warn e by no 5..Haftingvnn "wntracts let for
u\All Star standmg:erecuon of new vaults addition tooers.|Team W. L. PCL courthouse building.
R088 Hill----__.. -........l0 2 .833 Pender-Local fire association
Seward Pauling system install-HuLskers----.........-.._--- 9 3 .750 purchased new Chevrolet firdtruck
ed in Rivoli Theatre.Brown Czeek..------..-- 7 3 .700 which cost $1,450.
n .. . - .
W URI ) FROM MRS. 0 . A . GUYE R~r ea l} y c ar es td wor k, h en c e th e ta xIbu rd en is mo u n ti n g hig her an d
Detroit, Mic h., J uly 30 hig her an d th e pr e mi u m o n idle-
W e le ft Blai r Mo nda y at 7 a. r n.ness i s h a v i n g u vary bad effec t.
_
100%
|lolEowmaoSTORE
_
msvulvrs 1'Rom THE DAKOTAS been interested for rnany years.|She left Sunday and ls expected
Ed Grimm,Peter Tyscm and back the latter part of this week.Bemhurd Lundt returned Wednes-Qwhen she returns she will findday of this week from a mp of a telegram from Denver, callingseveral days duration through both her bu mm; clty.
||;~-
nesdny .Pa vi n g f r o m Mo .V a l le - y T 0 H O T S P RI NG S
bo here.W e leave here f o r Bur-1 O N B U S I N E S S
fal o,N .Y.,Au g .ls t.Send Th e lEnte rpr ise to 5818 Vista.I'lac e,|Mr s . J .P. J ensen was c a lled lx
Bro ok ly n,N e w Y o r k . -rs.0 . A .I-Iot Spr ings, Sou th Dakota rec ent-
Guy er.1" on b us in ess c on ne c ted wi th th e
WE Llmn, others try to follow!BIIOADCASTERS of
BEITER LIVING F o n Less.You wi l l buy. Y0Ul'
groceries from us eventually, why not now?
We want you to compare our quality and prices,here in
town or elsewhere.
Orders amounting to $1.00 or over Delivered FREE! f
SPECIALS for FRIDAY 8' SATURDAY
found conditions in these parts WILL ATTEN1)very bad.The dry weather und!FAMILY REUNION
the grssshoppers have so ther-l
oughly cleaned everything thaw Mrs Fra k B.,| f_ ».n oss c t today forthefarmers are absolutely desh- West Point, Neb., where she will
lute and will be obli ed m have'-._. ~~_spend the remmnder of the week
Fancy Cookies Fresh 42,i,j',j3"18%-Ze
Post Toasties large box ..10c
Gelatine 25c sejler package .. l4c
C0RNC(?S,&{',§?'§',§,§§'}",{§ FullNo.2 size can . 9c
Salmon Fancy selectAlaska pink - - 121/24:
Beets full quart can ....7c
Campfire Marshmallows lb. box l9c
CERTO per bottle ....231/2c
''~= ~ Q e , ¢ < ~ ~1
r"P | E ~ " ' _ f r
Better Breakfasts
P E R H A P S y o u u r e p a n le u l n r -
ove r ly s o - e a r ly ln the murn~
lng.A n d p o u lh ly y o u a r e e b n
pro ud or be lng d lflic ult to D leu e,
Yo u wo uld llk e to breaklust a t
un lntereutlng table. c heerful withs ns h ln e an d lo wer s .an d ha ve
n eed before y a:oerr lel f r o myr nwn, or nelghhorlnlz bushes.
grilled nah- from (ar No r wa y o r
th e blue Pnclllc .preserves of
qulnc e muc h an delighted anc ient
Greek m d Ro ma n emperors.Not so dllllcult..Nur do y ou de-
ma n d too muc h,i n th is nge o l
convenienc e.The re u re n ew u nd
inexpens ive tnh lc llne ns a t ro ugh
W a v e fo r brenklnst seltlnlis.
Choose one ol nunny qunllly whlc h
glves a mellow c harm lo the table:
und pla c e y our howl ot flowers or
compete of f r u l t a t ons slde o l
the uble. instead of ln the c enter.
for a c hange.
Foods fr o m ta r u n d ne ur h avec oma in y our market»ba.sket, and
they are n t their beat i n th is
dletatlc a n d de llgh tlu l me nu :
Rc a dwo -E a t Cereal m m Fres h
Re d R a s p b m l c x `
Grilled Sardinex
To a n Oulnc e Preserves
Hat Be verage
Gri lled Surdinc sz Santé the c on-
tents at two 3%-ounc e cans of sur~allnes gently l n their u wn oi l.
Sprrnd s lx sllces of Ions!verythi nly w l t h vropnred mn~mrd_
Lay on the sar rlln es and gu rn lr ll
wllh s llc os ot lemon.This serves
slx persona."
6
Blue Goose
S T O R ~
n .. . - .
W URI ) FROM MRS. 0 . A . GUYE R~r ea l} y c ar es td wor k, h en c e th e ta xIbu rd en is mo u n ti n g hig her an d
Detroit, Mic h., J uly 30 hig her an d th e pr e mi u m o n idle-
W e le ft Blai r Mo nda y at 7 a. r n.ness i s h a v i n g u vary bad effec t.
_
100%
|lolEowmaoSTORE
_
msvulvrs 1'Rom THE DAKOTAS been interested for rnany years.|She left Sunday and ls expected
Ed Grimm,Peter Tyscm and back the latter part of this week.Bemhurd Lundt returned Wednes-Qwhen she returns she will findday of this week from a mp of a telegram from Denver, callingseveral days duration through both her bu mm; clty.
||;~-
nesdny .Pa vi n g f r o m Mo .V a l le - y T 0 H O T S P RI NG S
bo here.W e leave here f o r Bur-1 O N B U S I N E S S
fal o,N .Y.,Au g .ls t.Send Th e lEnte rpr ise to 5818 Vista.I'lac e,|Mr s . J .P. J ensen was c a lled lx
Bro ok ly n,N e w Y o r k . -rs.0 . A .I-Iot Spr ings, Sou th Dakota rec ent-
Guy er.1" on b us in ess c on ne c ted wi th th e
WE Llmn, others try to follow!BIIOADCASTERS of
BEITER LIVING F o n Less.You wi l l buy. Y0Ul'
groceries from us eventually, why not now?
We want you to compare our quality and prices,here in
town or elsewhere.
Orders amounting to $1.00 or over Delivered FREE! f
SPECIALS for FRIDAY 8' SATURDAY
found conditions in these parts WILL ATTEN1)very bad.The dry weather und!FAMILY REUNION
the grssshoppers have so ther-l
oughly cleaned everything thaw Mrs Fra k B.,| f_ ».n oss c t today forthefarmers are absolutely desh- West Point, Neb., where she will
lute and will be obli ed m have'-._. ~~_spend the remmnder of the week
Fancy Cookies Fresh 42,i,j',j3"18%-Ze
Post Toasties large box ..10c
Gelatine 25c sejler package .. l4c
C0RNC(?S,&{',§?'§',§,§§'}",{§ FullNo.2 size can . 9c
Salmon Fancy selectAlaska pink - - 121/24:
Beets full quart can ....7c
Campfire Marshmallows lb. box l9c
CERTO per bottle ....231/2c
''~= ~ Q e , ¢ < ~ ~1
r"P | E ~ " ' _ f r
Better Breakfasts
P E R H A P S y o u u r e p a n le u l n r -
ove r ly s o - e a r ly ln the murn~
lng.A n d p o u lh ly y o u a r e e b n
pro ud or be lng d lflic ult to D leu e,
Yo u wo uld llk e to breaklust a t
un lntereutlng table. c heerful withs ns h ln e an d lo wer s .an d ha ve
n eed before y a:oerr lel f r o myr nwn, or nelghhorlnlz bushes.
grilled nah- from (ar No r wa y o r
th e blue Pnclllc .preserves of
qulnc e muc h an delighted anc ient
Greek m d Ro ma n emperors.Not so dllllcult..Nur do y ou de-
ma n d too muc h,i n th is nge o l
convenienc e.The re u re n ew u nd
inexpens ive tnh lc llne ns a t ro ugh
W a v e fo r brenklnst seltlnlis.
Choose one ol nunny qunllly whlc h
glves a mellow c harm lo the table:
und pla c e y our howl ot flowers or
compete of f r u l t a t ons slde o l
the uble. instead of ln the c enter.
for a c hange.
Foods fr o m ta r u n d ne ur h avec oma in y our market»ba.sket, and
they are n t their beat i n th is
dletatlc a n d de llgh tlu l me nu :
Rc a dwo -E a t Cereal m m Fres h
Re d R a s p b m l c x `
Grilled Sardinex
To a n Oulnc e Preserves
Hat Be verage
Gri lled Surdinc sz Santé the c on-
tents at two 3%-ounc e cans of sur~allnes gently l n their u wn oi l.
Sprrnd s lx sllces of Ions!verythi nly w l t h vropnred mn~mrd_
Lay on the sar rlln es and gu rn lr ll
wllh s llc os ot lemon.This serves
slx persona."
6
Blue Goose
S T O R ~
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100%
|lolEowmaoSTORE
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Fancy Cookies Fresh 42,i,j',j3"18%-Ze
Post Toasties large box ..10c
Gelatine 25c sejler package .. l4c
C0RNC§S§{'§$§',§,§Q'}"A,.'{FullNo.2 size can . 9c
Salmon Fancy selectlllaska pink - - 121/24:
Beets full quart can ....7c
Campfire Marshmallows lb. box l9c
CERTO per bottle ....231/2c
Pork 8' Beans hall gallon size can --25c
Soap Bob White 10 bars -»25c
Gum Drops pound »»6c
Value Softee pound »--19c
Mal€ 6 Brands Hop Flavored 3cans -151.00
Preserves ?ure Fruit and Sugar lb. jar -141/2c
MILK tall can _-\71/Ze
B L \\''|'\f r e s h r o a s t e d a n d g r o u n d e v e r y d a y C
f w h'P a L ndrySoap and 6 8 ;P a i l f u l l o T0f¢¢l"soa|;m§\.>s§a\:\;
PEACHES fancy, large size market basket -.59c
Pork&'rBeans Van Camp,6 cans ---47c
WE Llmn, others try to follow!BIIOADCASTERS of
BEITER LIVING F o n Less.You wi l l buy. Y0Ul'
groceries from us eventually, why not now?
We want you to compare our quality and prices,here in
town or elsewhere.
Orders amounting to $1.00 or over Delivered FREE! f
SPECIALS for FRIDAY 8' SATURDAY
-I .. .\|
Saga;-cured Hams
Smoked shankms
Armour's White
Label Belly
Bacon lb. 22%c
lb. law:
lb~ 161/_ac
8 t~ 12 lb. average
lb. 1s%¢
Sm o k e d Pi g
Lan Sal t P ork
III. me
»
Lean Bacon Rolls
Half lb.
Package 14151:
Pork Lam lions
3 to 6 Ill. average
lb.7%¢
Blue Gwse
sToRE
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NEBRASKA'S BEST
smoxm Mans gan Jowls ||,_ Qc Lard z lb. zu
H a l f l b . p kg ,
Pabs ett Ch eae
all v a ri eti es
pkg. 16cnb. 191/,¢
lb. ll%C
Beef Hearts lb. Scl l
5 lb.$1.13
1 lb. cut 23c
Fresh Big
F a n c y A m e r i c a n
" :|
Fres h Po rk Li v e r
lb. Sc
0|I |l n a 1I .
Long Horn Cream
Cheese lb. 15 1.2¢
._'\;
mf Boil nb. senb.m i
4 |
nb.7%¢F a n c y B r i c k
4 oz. pkg. l7cFancy Veal Roast
Ib. I2 1-n
nb. z~v '
Pimento Cheae
m jan 17 1-ze
Fancy Val Chops
lb.lu - z e
Imported Swisslb. me
F r a h M u n
W.Llndfn %°
. , , ,
~ k ~ p s
nb. 14 1-ze
l o u ; ; m m " " n " _ _Ithey regretfully turned toward fall, while in other localities only
Breed, Mixed: 943 pounds m1n<,'hom~<;. where they arrived Monday light showers fell.33.1 pounds fat;Grover Wilkins,|§\jemn,§_Tile niemories of thel In the vicinity where these rains
nr m wi n la s t. as I o n a a s u a e v u v e u mve fa u en .mr .ue c luu n mlo r mrn w n n r .|565 ~ '§~u?y~a}2 a3»1££'»m.a;;a;;;.m; in cllll .1.,,..,Ifor another outing lrezsrdless of the extreme heat:rr 8 f n t"En}ZiL` §{ha"{1u}}§b}@<i"ir°xB¢¢sn
944 milk, 34.9 fat; Lillard S. Jen
sen, owner.
907 milk, 33.2 fat; Ed. J. Rennnrrl
Grade nm!purebred Holstein:~
owner.
which We have suffered of lube.
Clifford Truhlsen from south of
Blair, happen; to be in a district
where less min has fallen and he
says that the corn in his locality
is suffering badly,that inuch ot'
it. is firipé and that the white tops
am frequentiy seen as the result
ot? the heat and Lhc drouth.
Charles liusk.about the same
Frank Bmwn, owner.-L. N
Stewart Edwards, aged seventy
TRI C POUI/['RY CLUI;six years,passed pway July 28,
193i al, the home of 5 son, Hurry
Judging slx common \~m»ie\i¢5 of Edwards ns thc rc-su)t of n stroke
chickens was thg lesson oh our of npoplexy ufbzr gsuifering for
Club Thursday aftemoon at the fifteen days.
home oi. our hostess, Vcmn Wulf.Deceased wus born in Barnes-
Following the meeting, our lender ville,Ohio,March 15.1855.In
distance north of'Blair, reports nguodmin last. Saturday and also
on July 19l.h:md this makes the
crops in dmt neighborhood in good
shape.Thus, five miles south ofBlnir the drouth has done consid-
erable dnmngc,and five miles
to skin xx
Ed Stork
Wulf, Eve-
L. E. Lur~
curly childhood the family moved nonh of Blair reports are good.
ta Washington cuunty where he West of Blair,in the Orum
grew to manhood.Hr: was mar- nclghborhood the drouth has bcen
tied to Mary Morgan in 1874 and severe and the com is badly dum-
La this union seven chiliren '°'°l:\|zvcd and this cpndi¢ion'cxist.s vfc
chickcrf
and Marvin. Mrs. Bill
.l -1lohn'St.ork}b0I¥l» six of whom still survive.|m`f,, mlfl over uracticaliy the wholenn d Jac kie J enson.
Ire ne W u lf wi ll enter tain A u g -
u s t 13th .-- Doro thy Jensen,ne ws
reporter.
H O N E Y P n n n u c r l o n
C O N D I TI O N S P O OR
0, S. Bar e, Exten sio n E nto molo-
g i s t a t th e Ag ri c u ltu ra l College,
On J un e 28 ; 18 90 th e wi fe p as se d
awa y a n d la te r h c mo ve d to A r k ~
nnsas where hc lived for six y ears.
He r e h e me t an d ma r d e d Vi ola
Gr a mma r an d to th is un io n six
c hildren we re born.
Blesides th e wi f e h e leaves th e
twelve c hi ldre n, J e ssie Mc Crac ken
a f Fr e mon t, J a me s a n d Hu r r y o f
Ke nn ar d,Mi n ni e Cami ic h ael an d
o f th e s o u th e m an d so u th wc ste m
par t of the c ou nty . ' ln man y fi elds
th e c om is so bn d ly da mag e d tha t
ra in wou ld d o bu t li ttle g oo d wh ile
i n th e la te r p la n ti n g s g o o d ra in
wi th cooler weather wo u ld br i n g
it ou t ni c ely .
F o r some ti me th e pastures
h a ve been dri ed u p an d fa r me r s
have be en f orc ed w f ee d f or wak s.
ln n v n lifr{u.nnrln nf Omaha- Mrs. En n a \ # l J t ' " " r 'T ~~d e r e d h o n e y p r o d u c t l o n a n a l l p : 1 r t s | E .E p p e r l y o f B l a i r ,C a r l o f B l a l r l t h i s c o n d i t i o n
:;e :8 y I °
R E T U R N F R O M D E N M A R K q t u r n i n g t o B l a i r t h e f i r s t o f n e x t
w e e k .
1
Gel: ihe Habit
ira de with-
rice clnfhier
(v Bl air. --Nebr.
~n
of St.Paul,Nebraska,stopped
over in Blair recently for a visit|
with the Brock family.They were
on their way back home fron]a
four months stay in Denmark.0»n`
their way over they had driver?
their car as far as New York
where they had stored it and on
their return drove it back.Mr.
Cl1risten5en reports conditions in
Denmark as bail largely from the
effect; of the Dol: system now in
effect there.This system gives a
pension to the unemployed and as
the pension is quite lil>r:nl no one
JENSENS 'ro HOLD
FAMILY PICNIC
The members of the Soren .len-
sen family have inaugurated a
custom .dunng the past several
years of holding a family reunioneach year at which time the rela-
tives gather for a big day of
feasting and celebrating.The day
chosen is the birth anniversary of
Mrs.Soren Jensen which occurs
\.n August 27.This year plans
are being laid for the gatherim.:
to be held in I"rfl\i:1mlIe p;1rl»;in i
_ . _ . . . . . . . _. . _.
A $2 Dimzerfor 6
~1
PRF \'..~»,¢~Fi§~ 1"~.,.,
1 _.Q* =§1 f:»é'=;§~ff¢i§» :.-2331?=~»¢f¢%f~if*"
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e.¢=" "..~~ ~-~~=f=7 9 ~'|_,P .j ."1&,\.2 3* ~!;§ .j I ~...' \1 .
\\ |J 5 , . " ' : ' * "~.e n " }. e \
~~ .: 1 J u .
5 35 ~ * § ) > » s ; ' ¢ $ 5 ; j » \~;~
of the state.He says the candi-|Grunt ol Pittsburg,Penn and |
tions now are poor
Earl;freezes f\rs't robbed the
bees of their food and made it
necessary for some bcekeepers to
feed.Later,the weather cond:
tions were adverse to honey pro
amount of honey production in
I\|:llr:|sku this your will be greatly
reduced
I-ll)DLERb cm- E\
Oi' all the yarns about the <en
it has remained for Albert Rich-
duction,and as a result,th
...;_.
'»»
Irene Whitney of Blair and Mer-
wn, Chris and Corletta at home
on the farm near Blair.He lcavcs
a sister at Salesville, Ohio and oen
grandchildren and five great grand
children.
The funeral services were hcld
at the M.E.church at Kennanl
at two o'clock last Thursday aft-
ernoon and interment was niudc
in th.; Kennard cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the kind
M¢n0NA|.n wox KICKERS
TOURNAMENT SUNDAY
.Continued from page one)
materially reduce the average
amateur's score.Arrangements are being made
for n beam match with the Frc~
mont Country Club for next Sun
dzly.If the arrangements nren'l
ndtloe will be placed in the win-
dow of the Stewart Pharmacy il
thcy are to§be here.If not u onc»
nm.mnmamnnt will be held,u
nnpleLcd bgfore publication day u
ar d W etjen o f 1"or1.land,Oregon,
to c o llec t the Io t a n d we a ve th e m
i n to a n unusuai story of adven-
tures i n u. strange wo rld,i n a
book called "Fi dd lor s'Green."
friends an d neighbors fo r :11@ir|§,][,§,e§usi ng b u t o n e c lub a ll the
thou ghtfuln ess and their ass is t- 'wa y ro und , even to p ut wi th . E ac l.
ance du r i n g the illness an d later play er c hooses hi s c lub an d mu s t
dea th o f ou r dear husband an d stic k wi t h tha t c h oic e fo r at lea st.
fath er, Sbewnrt Edwa rds." i m halos I I e c an ta ke another
The title, in sea lore means sail-
ors' heaven.
Heaven for sailors had to be a
shlp`so large as to be immune to
wind and tide,bearing on boardeverything a sailor-man could wish
for-tavcrns and girls and music;
good food, warm hunks,and old
shipmates who had gone before.
In contrast with the savage in-
humanlty of the old sailing days,
the men who follow the sea seem
to remember only the good things
dmut the watery world which
they were so near.The more
cnxel the experiences,the great-
er the glamour that attached to
the tales that drifted down
through the centuries.
"Flddlers' Green is a narrative
ol gripping interest to young and
old.The very smell and mystery
of the sea seems to & caught in
its pages.
In reading it,one becomes
really acquainted for the first
time with Davy Jones and his
brother Casey,Lief the Lucky,
Ulyssess,Columbus,Drake,Hud-
son. the Old Man of the Sca and
Mather Carey.Cool skinned
maidens with sea weed in their
hair become living characters.
The Man Who Flagged the
Dolphin and who was "leadin'
Mrs.Stewart Edwarmls
and Children.
BOARD OF HEALTH WARNED
The County Board of Health is
ln receipt, this week of a valuablebulletin fronl._P. H. Bartholomew,
Director of Public Health of the
Stat/e of Nebraslta relative in the
present period,known as "dog~
dlYS"and the prevalence of
rabies.
The bulletin has this to sayi
"Because the so-called dog days
are in August there should be n
clear understanding that they
bear no relation to rabies or its
prevalence
_"Rabies is a specific infectious
disease, most common in dogs and
~The discus., is transmit-
m animal to animal or from
~ to man by the bite of a
rabid a.nimn,l usually n dog_Often
when a dog bites a person there
are no definite symptoms that the
dog has rabies, though the virus
may be in the dog's saliva, thuslikelytotransmitthisfataldl-
sense to the person bitten,
"The absence of symptoms
should not mislead, but rather re-g u to mind the importance of
mvlyinre with tn.nmmutinnm-o
club for another nine holes if In
chooses.Score cards will be inside thi
new cluh house, to the left of tin
south entmncc.leave score card.
in the some place when througl
playing.Play will be by handi
cap..
|uL,v WEATHER NOTA RECORD BREAKER
.Continued from page one)
cloudy.Now comes July of \'1'li with n
monthly mean of 78.1,a top of
1.06 on the 2Bth,a minimum of
55 on four different nights,n
mean maximum of 90.2, a mcan
minimum of 66, a rainfall of 2.32
with but two cloudy days,23
clear days and six partiy cloudy
July of 1902 was the we'.\est
on record,with a rainfall ol
10.27.ln_.lu.y of l922 we Inc9.08,in 19lo 8.55.The drycm
July was in l€'2'\, wi.l¢ hut .ll <.:
an inch,with but 3,3 in July i
19x4,the only tw:.lulys \.\n¢ir>
the inch mark ir the 36 years tin
local rccnrils have ~»»n L-vt.
Nottlrvest and southeast wot
:lcd for prevailing wind thi
July.ly has ben southeast 1
times and southwest but 1
4
w'arpooner fe r Cap'n J onah,"in-
ve n te d a p u mp to mi lk a he rd o f
fi ne f a t whales whi c h he c aught,
fenc e d in a li ttle ba y a nd tr ai n e d
to c ome to s ho r e wh e n he c a lled
th em.Ho f i g u r e d he c ould g e t
a b o u t a to n a n d a h a lf o f b u tte r
an d cheese :from eac h whale eac h
da y , no t to men ti on mi lk, bu t, a s
he s ai d, " W h en I g o t nroun'to
gi vi n 'the flrs 'mi lk in ',I dis c ow
er e d P d g o t me a ' e k d o f b u lll. "
step s u rg ed b y health author iti es:
i.e.,every d o g th a t has bi tten
any one be c a ug ht a t once an d
pla c ed in re strai nt for a t leas t two
weeks.If i t ha s ra bi e s it will de ~
velop sy mp to ms an d d i e wi th i n
th a t period.Th e refitralnt mu s t
be a de q u ate to h old a mu c h ler ¢ -
er animal,experienc e ha vi n g dem-
OHBYrated th is re qu i re me n t du r in g
the fren zied sta ge whi c h de ve lo ps
in one fo rm of rnh ion nn nnl 1.-an
ti me s i n th e 36 years,besides
the ties.I t b e b e e n no rthwc e :
b u t fi ve ti me s wi tho u t z-es n e v a
north east fo r even a tie.
So f o llo wi n g a h o t J un»,wi th
n mo n th ly ,moan of 17.05,the
rec ord being 77.1 i n 191 1, we had
a near rec ord I n - n k i n g ho t J u ly ,
c o n tr a ry to all th e la w a n d the
prophets.Bm.we c an c ount on
th in , tha t when th e ;.c nr is n \\ 'I
th e te n me r n u r a wi ll a v n a g e
_ . _ . . . . . . . _. . . _ ..A $2 Dimzerfor 6
~.c'¥W'#'9??= ."
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F )J "- L _. »" -\. r . . _»;. .u é " ' § '
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~Qu ."~~L .-**~.*.,: .r ;l » |'' f .~" " \Qv z*a , * l " '.gn..Q 4avs.Ia
:OZEN tlsh from the h r Frozen Salmon and Celery
The world marveled at the ex~plolts of Baron Munchausen but
his adventures seem tobe equalled
in "P'iddlers' Green."
ENTRY CLOSING DATES
AT 1931 NEB. STATE FAIR
Since the Nebraslm Sum Fnir
----- -» -------.... ..-. '""|a dog or other animal suspected cflwith all the other years ln 'klus
having rabies.Early desrtnlction sono, vnth a vmlation oi from 4
of the u,|ma| may Prrclude in- to six degrees il:the uvelvc
valuable laboratory dlngnuilie aid_ months.That means we are '0
Killing the "gm" before develop-|h°"° some cool weather,it not
ment of delinife lympwms nhould|°°ld' before the year closes-Don
be resorted M only when apturec'Van Duesen,Local U. S.caunat be effected.'Weather Observer.
1
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creamed wi th parsley ,a.greenvegetable with th e ta ng o t le mon.
salad "c ool as n c uc umber"an d
served stu n s to the timk ling a t
I n d ton.Does this n me n l to
four tablespoons cold water,dis-
solve o ver b oi li ng wa te r o nd a dd
two tablespoons vine gar , n neh alf
tpasmoon salt. one-fourth tnznsnonn
9
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bil),1§_ 'Ill t 8.fH.l1CiI\ll 11381111 and Q n g c u p ~ s f g g n pgpper,
fr o m a.n m 'hotel c illllne.I t Car ef ully fo rk in the c o ntents of
l- -hrnntlnnl hn mo d ltlnn r th ln h _._A-ll .....-a ...........-....._\..
mu be hem in len than a muff Wm"~» m n m l m m n : p é -
entries my uve some dluppolnt-I!_'°_°:'i.!"'.E-B:¥2'e £25 "2=ef~°¥_*F =°§'2.».....= "..
bx d l ih i ; é x é h o Fremonb--500,000 bushel addi-
d t h " , u tion will be erected to elevator B'i§'£€,,,........'f_"XT1' of Fedenl Grhin-Corp. making a v------- -~->~~~ ';_""""~>-"nns un uu um mumnu,pucx |u...n ...nm n a . v . "My .L_ _.._.___.__ .___ __ ._ _ -_..7,;;.;;a;
the disease dsveloplng
annex.
u l obk er vln c e o f re--
yn.mm?indlddv dl#Wd of unmeenuy
: n u n - m ..l u .. »
plant of 1 ,110, 000 b ushels c np wty .
Imp r o veme n ts ma de w A m k a ~
B u m m d .Platumowh Inonsrd building
between Fifth Amd s m l t te e t s
bdng re modded fo r un o f Ion-
Nebruh Light b Power Co.
,\........-~. ........ ... . . ,.....cost. of 83 1/s c ents par pn-son.
me th e m e n u a n d m u m r u i n s
explai n:
n u m S a l mo n a n d U e k r y . . . . i i ¢
P o n lw Ur e a n e d P o ! a ¢ o ¢ ¢ . . . . 2 ! ¢S p i n a c h w i ll k a n n w ¢ a g ¢ | . . 1 w
h a w k B r o w n g n n m r . . . . . 1 | ¢
D b n n l u n n n lll H a n a n ! ! !
me n n rn wr n mr mr n y o r \ n n u s amold, and le t c hill I or two h ours .
D o no t freeze too lang.o r th e
ea te r ! wi ll Ir e ne so lid .
Uhooolale Bsndae:Comhlna
Lh re etou nh a a n of eh oc uluo
wm v . n o u b h u p o o n n c o r n m u n
u m a n a l h l r d c a n o l e n u o n u d
u l u l u y nappena m u some o n s ' i n g-auddenlxr dec ides th ey wo u ld m | ,_. P " f' F " .
m wi xbn the beimxmx w i l . " ' ' " ° " ' ° " 'home-mnda rug or something else "By ~
j u ;Ny L oommendntlo,
'Hman luving e xhibit: to enter :'um:m:°£
. l n u n u d t o ! o l l mr ¢ \ m r u l e s a n d ' " h ' h d ° n
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uf mi. ~ ¥'?*'"""'* _qw ma 'Union
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lillc ool ua war a far nm and nm-# lu!! puts of natlh Aon e num*n u l l w a * - r l l l U " ~ l l l a v u v v r l z l o uy u l n u - ¢ m m ¢ r l u t = | u \