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BoysTake
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Drive to Blslr.Cnr Dllded
Nesr me Louie oss Farm.No
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TAKE 0FFlCERS AUTOMOBILE
On last Sunday evening two
Omaha. boys started 010:a joyrideinnDodgecarhichthey
had appropriated Irom its mooringsonthestreetsofOmaha.
They followed the high road
toward Blair until they reached
the Lode Voss farm south of:
Blair where the car skiddcd into_
the ditch and had to be Abandoned.;
Theymnnngedto geturidstnBlairlandinginthedtystabout
RoyalNeighbors
Convene Oct.7
District No.z Oomprinlng Thirty
seven ladga and 6000 Members
to Meet in Blair October 7th.
Blsir Lodge Hosta:
loo DELEGATES EXPECTED
The Royal Neighbors will hold
their district No.2 convention in
this city Wednesday October Ith.
.The local lodge Myrtle Camp No.
2288 will be hostess todelegatesandvisitorsfromthirtyseven
lodges.These represent tencountieswithelodgemembershipofsixthousand.
The convention will convene at
one ocloek and hold afternoon
and evening sessions.
four oclock.|Those in charge of affairs areIthappenedthatatthetimeexpectingaroundfourhundred
they landed on Main street that delegates.the night watch Sam Stevsn||Mrs.Ella Bross of this city is
of Adams,Nebraska will teach
the second grudh.According to
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standing on the street.They anI
prop:inr.ed_his.ear nba and staned
on the rewm trip to Omaha.Dawni
near Une Fred Muwrl farm the
car turned nver and one boyeqtnedmd.brought boii
when he win mm in jul.
~other boy made his escape.Stev
ens car received considerable dam
age but was brought back bulllah
on its own powar.
TEACHER ADDED
ro WEST SCHOOL
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Votes Fxvor $26000 lm9ronmen¢|\B|45|3 MAN IS
lt ugh:PIII!m we me a!snnr oonuscmn
766 w 817 Second Wlrd G Rnmus Johnnmen well known
Anim Equipment w people of Bw and vidniryandwhohuforanumbernl
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fn (ind with the youngmul.He was x gentlemmineveryrespectnurdowehavemyquannlwithhis
mlldting.He has |patinarxgmtasolodt bumimess in
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We refer to the sedan ol 1 Tha election held Inst Ivwd4!culmnl Exhibm An nthecourtofDonzlucountylorthepurposeo!deteminina Attention on0pa\|ng Dayin senhenciuz lin:-ry Bot-° wha!-hat or not I. new boilermfll
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tori w two years imprisonment because he broke jail.
Charged with a crime,the
robbing of the bank at Mur
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gdlty,he vylth two compan~ions made their escape.Bottorf and one ather were
mm lhodd be added w the
_Bl.\ir munidpl light plantbroughtshouteomddenbleexdhnentlnBlairanduusualtwofactionsbo¢h flaming themselvesrightarrnyedagainstetch
\other.»Soma time back a kroun of
MCCARTHY SCHOOL mlnxs in
4u Clubs Make I Inc Show.F4
Slnd Crowds Turn Out Eull
Dny
IU Amrlcuvn Annnuuunus
Ihirther lmprovcmentl of Plmt
Contemploted ln Near Future.
New Turbine BeingOonsldered
The city electioh held Tuesdayto
decide whether or no a new boiler
and stoker should be installed in
the Blair municipal light plantturnedout to be one of the most
bitlcr fights ever witnessed in the
city and the result could plainlybeseenseveraldaysbeforethe
ballots were cast.The usual wild
stories were set afloat on each
side of the question and the voter
was so muddled up that it washardto mnke n decision.
lhe work on the plant will mr:at once and everything will be in
readiness for use by the time the
winter sets in.hirther improvements ore being considered for the
plant and a new turbine engine is
being talked os the next move.The present improvement will
cost around $26000 which will be
paid out at the eamings of the
plant.The vote by wards follows:
lirst Ward 203 for improvement;34 against.
Second Word132 for improve.ment 148 against.Third Ward 212 for imprnve~mont 82 against.Founh Ward219 for improve
ment business in Blair tells manyitemsofinterestconcerninghis|favodte hobbythe collecting of
stamps..Mr..lohannnen began work oncollectionswhenbuta
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his stampboy seven years old and has followeditasahobbysincethat
time.He
geologist
knows the
has studied stamps as a
studies his soils and;
values of the thousands
ol serie;of stamps és a broker
knows his mm and bonds.|
The stamp collewon business
whether it is conductal for finan~
dal gain or merely as a hobby is
full of crooks and turns and in
order to get the genuine much
study and concentration in re
qwed.l
Years ago whip Mr.Johannsen
first began his llections he suhf
scribed flor a /number of stamp
magazines which specialize in
giving stamp collectors informs
tion us to the value of various
stamps new series of stamps
which are being brought out the
number of stamps in each series
where stamps may be obtained
ete.In connection with the work
there soon sprang up a number of
companies who made it their busi
ness to sell stamps to collednrs.
They gathered together a number
of stamps and each purchaser of
the collection wnsidered himself
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Bhir.But the truth is that
we have ample facilities for
taking care of this business
right here in Bhir and wepreferto do just that thing.
We believe that when wehave a business in our midst
that the thing to do is to
foster that hudness by home
patronage.The same is true
in other lines and we do not
believe that our poeple need
go to Fremont or Omaha
for the necessary things in
life.As long us we aregettingourhreadandbut
ter from the business menofBlair We do not feel that
it is all together ethical to
solicit business that meansalossfoourownhome
merchants.
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fortunate to have obtained |n~....»:....~|M.om an
Ed.A.Jensen living north of
Blair is proudly displaying a longrowof cotton extending across his
garden the balls of which are just
beginning to open.Mr.Jensen
brought home some cotton seed
when he was on his trip to Okin
homs last spring und out of curi
osity as to whether or not it would
grow in this climate planted it in
his garden.The late hot weather
hm:ovidnntlv mnrle the rntton feel
captured and returned w
prison.After his return ta prison
three Kansas youths confessed w the crime and arenow doing time in the peniteutisry.Bottorf should,in
all justice,have been released with apologies but in
stead charges were filed
agdnat him for jail break
ing and he was sentenced to
two years in prison.Ye
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gotten had he been guilty!ocooeeooaoeaeee
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BIRTHDAY
A number of relatives gathered;t the Ole Jacobsen home Wed
iesday evening of last week and
nleasantly surpdsed Mrs.Jacob
en and extended to her congratulationsandbest wishes the ocasionbeingherbirthanniversary.
A social evening was spent and
L delicious lunch served.Those present to enjoy the eveningwereMr.and Mrs.H.0.
iurd and family of Omaha Mr
ind Mrs.W.E.Klngdnn and lamlyofKennardandMr.and Mrs.
men organized what they termed
a Citizens Committee.Thepurposeof this committee was toworkagainstanyunnecessaryexpendituresofpublicfundsand
thus keep the taxes from goinganyhigher.They naturally opPoledtheproposedinstallationolthenewboiler and at onoe startedIa camPal81| along this line claim
ing that there had been a wanton
waste of public funds and pointingtothefactthatthetaxeshad
reached the point where property
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ENTERTAIN FOR RELATIVEB
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Koltennsn
entertained the following rela
tives and lands at their home
last Tuesday evening honoring
Mrs .hristina Oye and John Von
Lankln of Tuscola Ill.who left
last Wednesday morning for theirhome.They have been vidtingamongrelativesforthepastfive
weeks.Those present that eveningwereFrankLindenMar#
garet and Bertrand Bda Ander
son Mr.and Mrs.Henry Loren
zen and sons Edward and ArnoMrs.Catherine Von Lamkin andMrs.Anna IIagge.Mr.and Mrs.
Featuring the largest exhibitsinuibmmfyof the fd:anode
tion the Washington county falr
opened for four days at Arlington
Tuesday.
Tuesday was Frerdont Benning
ton and Washington day.Tha Mid
land college band played at an a!t~
einoon and evening concert.
Livestock and agriculture exhibitsattractedwideattentionat
the lair Tuesday.They are laid
tn be the largest in the fairs his
wry.Judges wereemooni.n the
when inlcrelt
peak.The flower
and tha domestic science displays
also attracted many visitors.
The school exlubm were exceptionallyfinethisyearandthe
booths have hem continually filled
with interested spectators.On
the best school eahibit the McCar
thy school just south of Blair
took nm.The attractions are provingverygoodandthosewhohave
been in attendance state that everynhnutoofthevisitorstimeis
taken up and that there is not adrnggymoment.The two ball
busy Tuesday an
4 H club exhinu.
wo was at a high
school art exhibit
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nxagomy 449 SORORITIES Istyle and in a sight seldom see:I in this country.lohn Hooks md family of north Carl Knlbennah dmve as far asvestofBlair.Council Bluffs lan Wadnendnv tn
games on mesuay alwmoon urmann!Lhe nimndon of severalWARRANTYDEEDSA number of Blair girls who are hundred spectators.The tint
game between the Sioux Falls
Canaries and the Canadian Clown:
was won by the Canaries the
score standing 2 to 8.The ueond
~~ '6§,'a£i'3oh{V|I»}'"'';freshmen at the Smile University
Cathern L.Wilkins to Norman at Lincoln this fall hnve been ~
~W.Wilkins et al:SWM NWK Sec.busy the past week atwndlng the Y
17 &SEK NEK Sec. 181811 és various mg);parties with the re ____
lm un lor men nameYBlairWins p
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Und.110 Int.in W%NE%See.mlm that they were formally
1818~l1 & NEIL SE% Sec. 11810 nlvdvd go mrcrities on lan Sab
&L 12 B 99 & S.10 G.. of alley urday dtemoon, along witharound
This Week 'uunaxur.ornnlusu sam bezwm] th Cubans andtheFromMonmsAzehlu.Wim muff.Dim.wu vmsregumeehng1theyr.n...c.gg behd ;;gow Cubans by the score M sadjoining 6th Add.Bldr 380W
Chaa. A. Smmdeta et al m Elmex
Adams:Pt.SW%rams &mesaSWKlrNwusau& E55 sau&L_10 Set. 13~1l12$1.00.
Herman Sprick & wife tollinhie
Spdckz 29112 Int.in EV:NE%
ma hundred other freshmen
glrll.Ih/at the number is namewhat
len than formerly is evinced by
the figures of the last two years.In 1929 854 girls pledged during
Autumn mghimz.In 19so about
emu ne;Fllr Week u lhh
mam.Rlidl.wum Sthmidl
lael Thirty Chickens.Quick
Action by 0I|\d|1|
Bhlr Plus Third in Hkilunl
Valley hngue.Sundlfs Glme
Proved Intereulng with Score af
I to 3 in Fnmr ol Blnlr
ONLY ONE ERROR BY BLAIR
Elkhorn Valley League sund
ing:Team WLPat|Schuyler Q_l .yo
~26 DIANA!!ol mum:
wx ~Mrs.Eid:McBride who attend
ed the nutional convention at w.R.
C. and G. A.B.will make a reportonthemeeting.A spuker has
dan been invited to speak on.f.l1e
Constitution the put week lmvlngbeendflizmtedConstitutionWeak
by national educators.
The memben are urged tn be
present.On Wednesday the bnsaballgames were well pmmm and snumberofBlnlrfamwerelnlt
tendnnee.The ilrst game wuBlairversusCarterLake:and wuwonbytheCane:lakes the
more being I to 0.The second
game was between Knnuas CityMnnnrehaandTekamahandwal
wonyg the Kqmal City Monnrcha
the rebe.lng6tollntnvoru!
the Monarchs.
Sec. 81 & S36 NW%Sec.822010
$l000.
Oscar Gllbertson &wife to J.L.Edwards &wife:Ls 1 2 3 4 5
& 6 B 91 5th Add.Blair ooo.saChas.F.Hannon and wife to
800 responded and this year the
number has fallen to slightly less
than 800.
Miss Florence Dixon daughter
of Mr.and Mrs.E.A.Dixon on9=9!=3 ws Pf*§ <.R..T¥
THREE MEN AREIN CUSTODY
It seems that hir time is pickedasapropitioustimeinwhichU0
loot farm homes.At this time
the oountde is well nigh de
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August.\.».uuwucn nz wue:maSWB4Cc281812S9000.
FORMER COUNTY GIRL
Omega;Miss Frederlclca man
sen daughter of Mr.and Mrs.
Matthiesen of this city ple
Delta Delta Delta and Miss 1
mu-....., .~ ...... ... .... .............-,,,, uname u me m euuuum.na f _1-"gn evlrybvdv._,I Smh Swlhm of mmf "Hmm the Naiuu Wellsym uu-"wuuunsm.mcA.mmmmn~»m|¢mru|i¢Ny|¢||g¢n tha dghtlnndwlddng rll She hu had nm of*"°% vnu thdr mmm at me hlr.H"!2'!E"'J_.'IY'1.f"L"'l'2-ff|:;P¢f¢°¢¢in 01° lower ~at
Hy is Blair day md on acScribner
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nf the rain it looks as1Ii.`§m}E§»0uxabemm."Q in.,»_sfhmlWINSINBEAUTYCONTESTBeckman.daughter 01 llr.Ind Thll yur an iruudly qw nm wll mn.mnnlni lqrluluyuma:Adqnl,N°|,_Kill Buda"dn Northlleml ____u 17 _gg un smhy Lyon..~5"un:"F\£,}S.»T£.Ga"i§|»1 ugr§.\».=..If...vu Pl ffi §5 {ff§i 11 l_ !!~Hn.yilthmlnn urnd A lovely 21 !..I....BL MT..
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f.§f|ff__E ~E3 dhlmr E E!Y€at noon ~ill!ldwoh an dlmhled md theMissLucileLarsensixteenyearolddaughterofMr.and Mrs.
fnwna f Invcan nf §\nrnnh|nan
vv I.lynvun \.ulaAnnouncement o f fraternity
n\N|m¢m in the Lincoln uanera IE
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monmcns 0 4.0 »»=wlvery enyoyame my .w={=..P ;l¢hi1ar¢n go in free
Sl.llld8Y!IOBIIIEB Iswlnumnsr.rnotm man ndmg anaIlllair 5,'m°¢mi¢m 8 vniung."
Schuyler 6, MacDonalds 0 Those uresent were
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selected as Miss Fremont in the
beauty contest held in conjunctionwiththeappearanceofthecoasttocoast dancers in P\.:;~ont.last
Friday evening.Ten girls were:first selected and then subjected
r o I i |\:\:|veu uw repuri.1mm www:Veal;the f8£t thllt f.}lBI6 BE ¥10I3¢hmidt livin ngffh gf ArlingtonvowsmenfromBum.fmi i8 um his ¢ni..house had beenthisfallwithfraternitlesatth?robbed.On arriving at the placestateuniversity.it was found that about thirty
chickens had been taken and wereIWENIY»SEVENTH later found in 9.Ford coupe be
e.Those present beside the hm_|LocAL bl.E..msron LEAVES
ored guests were:nn.and Mrs.Rev. W.B. Pore h lm hadunwoff§*B§:h§.l:d:§d§;§:;§.d ~the pastorate of the lml church
for the past year has been np£f;.§.;f§§.f.£;§M$;:13 =%d e.the l3fundee ehureb in
M.m_.1 'ro sr-:uve Asnmucrorc
Hooper 4 Sn:
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Blaira Elkhc
baseball club w
ing on rapidly 1
weeks continue
Ant nncrffinh in
yder 8Worth Bend 2.
mm Valley league
hlch has been com
lurlng the past few
d its bid for sec
tha stindlng Sun
ing the Fremont
and Mesdames Percy Schjodt of
Omaha Mark Shipley and Nellie
of Lyons Frank Shipley of Mc
Lean Neb.Gerald Lemon;Frank
McBride Harley Wllwx and 1am<
ily Glen McDonald and familyMn.Rachel McDonald and sonAlunandMarshallWiloox.aII of
Superintendent D.V.Mnsser has
been asked by Frederick G.Crox
ion lo serve gn the committee as
director of Lhepresldents organiz
ation on the employment relid.
This committee "Kei that all
th wldren between the ages ofe__..___.|.x....»......\.....m .....¢..
L0 more carelul Juugmg wnzn me WEDDING ANNlvERsAn¥||nngnng w x.u.Bolton.Lam gg ~i§151 Bm ~mi »Umana with a substantial increase.85 \B E~_ Z....\in nalarv.Pav.and Mm.Pnndnnresult that Miss [aries Dlaoed lnalum' renorted an shm-iff Ruthfirst.
The Larsen family fnnnerly liv»
cd wosv. nf Rose Hill in this countyand are well and favorably known
in that vicinity.
Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Rodgers of
this city reached their twenty
seventh wedding anniversary onlastTuesdaySeptember22and
were most agreeably aurprisgd tn
r or umnna mn margueme ana »erland that his car had been ..have been quietly winning a place day by defeatstolenbutSutherlandgotsuspiGurusRathnofBlair.in the hearts of their parishoners Mionnichs r to
cious and took Bolton into custody 0 and neighbors and friends and The Blair boystoholdforinvestigation.~~g_ggrY FA§RlWhH they regret to have them hall game behil
Inter a watch wma nlnced at the leave Blair mat rnlnim with than|vnnflnM\n hnrth.
u on me nuur lui.. B|,_h._seven una uuwwuu mvulu .ara now only one in school for the coming year,and
1d Scribner for the GYMNASIUM WORK STARTS in redityf mjdl they oomgletz tin
luublic school program.rne un
Bolton home and Floyd Keyes of
Kennard,a son~inlaw of Bolton,was picked up as he was leavingthe house with a jug of whiskeyunder his arm.He was also taken
in custody and a charge of havinglliauorinhis nussession was filed
Miss Burr and Miss Roberts woklinthelsrge;}lei§}LT ~W 2E<§§a5£;Ia n page three)
the Blair clty school eegbiu w Rev can G.B=*»f pas ~
Arlington on Monday zo be exhlb mor here will remain for another LIGHT PLANT HOLDS
Wed at the Wuhlngbon County year at Falla City.OPEN HOUSE
Fair commencing September 22 FORMER BLAIR MERCHANT The Blair light plant held open§fi§f€?}l?_f§_i€._...€£fi _fZf}?El nwrlvnua nuns:vu.4r|nw house lust Friday and many f|
At a call meeting by SuperintendentD. V.Masser nearlxiftyJuniorHighboyssignedupfor
gymnasium work.On acc um.nfltheweenumberit was dé to
organize two classes the smaller;lmua mnnfinn u....\.....nvui
mpioyment sitixatfon can be gratiy aided if we codd keep the chil
chool so that the headsdrenins,ai families and those beyondachuol
age could occupy the positions
.d_now being held hy many indivx
Iuals of schoolage.
,_have their children came home1¥E" counsb mms AT DANA mm their families andwell-:med
h.¢\f»¢. nf hmm to rmrend a vic-
Washimzton countv teachersand nic supper together.The Rodgers have been in Blain
these many years helping to
wmlm fha nil?morn b€8\It.ifI.ll 68Ch
othnn ménmd in Lnmnnngum;hnckgrvund through this winter;
nnding.are inwwd w enroll tu
the course in the Modem Drama
given at Dana College.Lectures
and discussion will cover plays hx
American English and continentalauthorsfromHenriklbsentoIJu:r~nc ONcill.Meets once a week either Sit
year with [lowers and plants of
all kinds.Under their able mum
agement the Blair green house
has grown to be a most neceesafyadjunct to the dtys businessesand
one that does credit.to the com~munitv.
against hlm.When Keyes wasapprehendedheresistedandputupquiteafightattackingCountyAttorneyMenekewhofinallyhad
to hit him over the head with his
gunhvhich had a quietlng effect
on m With Keyes was a man
...air my Wvo..have women lo 1 Wm vf vu
this exhibit.It ivexpecbed thntl
the Blair dty schools will main Mr.
mln their high average in this de~
partrnent of school work.
LIGHT COMMISSIONER
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and Mia.Traney Boho returnedhomelastThursdayevemngfromanextendedvasation
trip.They im Blair June nth
and have been in many states also
in Canada and enioved a nleamnt
the mule of Blair and viddty whmesdm ine the léf Z bl Etookadvamageof the oppomlnity on Tuesdays and lhursd:;s.
~w see the plant in operation.J.c.Thompson will dime thu*The open house day was im|boy|in the phydcal trainlngwork.\ad by the oncoming eleetion Mr.Thompson has had considerwhxch was held last Tuesday which able experience in working withwasmnmJudgmentonthemms...nm.lm...
|Ihgrq. qmje funny organizations
and individuals in charge or smdeqtloanandgidfundswhoare
willing to assist students 1n s
financial way providing they are
nble to partially asdst themselves.
\...|.............¢CMr.masse:nas a un or gunuufunds for men and womenstudcnbu
in the Uniied States.If any col6;\thls auspicious occasion by tha name uf Fléya Provice who
those nresent were Mrs.Helen was also taken into custody and
urday forenoon or in evening class.(Both will be offered if enrollment
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A new huule is being built byliffordKrauss on south Wulkgrvenue on the lot located between
ne A.A.Compton and W. J.Sas
amen.Mr.Krause plans to have
vidt with ~siiiifni action ofthe cuunéil lor the in~{»Lingle Wyoming.Tlmy reported ptallgtiowof new equipment st the pEAN HAHN IN|splendid trip and enjoyed the plant.ROCHESTER H SPITALleeuicplacesymuch.The huge swam engines and
~generators and.the sexlei of Friend:of Dean Hn.hn1\ow ofMeCARraYscuooz.wms llwitcha and cuneut _regulnfnn Wayne sum Teachers Cullen
warrants).
Six hours ot credit may be
earned by students pursuing cours
muldmn and children, Mr. and wich mm wsu be held for in~cMrs.Fenwn Sully and children vestigation.uwMr. and Mrs. Carl Pieper and hm sherigg S\}i.herIqn§I Conjnty Ab tl
lege siudents are inbereswd in
these general loan funds, they can
twelve IurLheinfor}ndon_by wi
a hath semes§ers this year as ily ltorney Mencke and Jonas Burchamlha ing at the oiiine ol me supermUendent, D.V.Muler.1-ereon the job at Arlington ~much as can be earned in a six bridk home.comnlatelv moderm xr couN'rY mm w quite a ngm w the averm buff 1 :mend f ui'individual who is not a¢q\1ll11\>¢d|n|.c»°T::.~s.. ¢..»:l:..f.,|.fweekslugnmer :emi ~le ¢|"|_DB;;N HQLDQ31fm_g_lion of Elm colt..mm
..UNIONMOTHER
D'eputy sheriff Gtfltin na I1Il°|of the brmnléw£{»}§¢.}1I1 wnrk1.otlfer end of the same job in an being }7ush;;l HI;~QA ~The McCartJ;y school placed ~a power plant.Sevweril mem ~t|utm}:;;Q §gg?d gfggd b.d f ¢¢f g b b f y g.Q
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IBUSINESSAND
SOC]The credit granted is neither AL FOREUASTcurrespondencecreditll0.l study \|le|Qrnnn lnnaan "\center credit" but for regulnr ml
idencc work in English entitlingthustudenttofulluseollibraryandotherfacilitiesof the college.lhe first lecture on the modern
drama v.ill be presented at 8 a.m.
....¢..men u...MN ...=~~»»~~f ~been eaniined to the Blulr l\os~ much credit for thdr success.pital for a number of week.:with It is thought lhlt this is the
illnmas was pleased to have her breaking up of n gang that has
children thirteen ln all gather at mused much trimble in times pant.
her bedside recently no vldt withher and extend greetinzs Ind best SUFFERS FROM GALL STONES
vw...m pl|.»\.mq wmprutu .mu me uw wunry :mr uns weex.me emyxvyw rworkistobeglnontheirnmeteachargMinesHaulCannon hand to ~~|ester mnnemwReportsfromhisbeddda in toworkscan..and Wlnifred Allen have worked ehanlw devices in order that gh mm mit he is ggliingglongIhard~Either together md |.r~ those who eame _to vnldt might nicely md ww be ableih againSENIORcussOFFICERSrangematerhl.during the twa form n more deflmte conclusion an assume his duties in the collegeweeksrch]few ghwhwtoeanhisorhervote.in.At I Ihaeting of the Senior hir.u I oo P ous m e Aonumber of the Indies of the in n few wee
y.Saturday,Sept.26 in Room 101,Administration building.Registerin Presidents olfice Saturday a.m.36lt
VISITORS FROM MODALE IA.
Mr.and Mrs.H.B.Hnygg nfmn§¢m|\\.»....»...».¢:...\
wishes for Lmtnrn to health.
This reunion.was in a way in Mrs.Ernest Sprlck who residestaketheplaceoltheannualJmintheRolemundghborhood.sen family plmle which ll held ln wu taken to the Lord Hater hoaAugust.ma which Wu postponed pltal in Omlha md on TugaadaythisvwbeauseofMnJen»ens September 15 was npented on forillness.vu mwi sm n »¢presentnThe::hildnn prennt were Hn.dalnguwelluunbeexpected.
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dass held Tnerday the followingsmearswereelected:pranidenfw
Margaret Mdaerg vice preddeng
Gladys Hanson;(insurer Ruth
Funham;secretary Mnrdella nw
son;Swami Mr.Flack.1 l
TEKAMAITS NEW SCHOOL
~nn .nm uv
RALLY DAY
Idty were also on hand to serve *|oouN'r\' I-'Ann sumsxr|dnmy lunweon w all wwwrmlmmlnv f'.(\n.uressnt.The ice blunt dividon of AT AUUPION
|.¢.......|g~~~~~...V ......=¢n........=lm...The Church ot God is planning with ferns which 8190?added to when Chris Zuger has bun liv g3=1__gewggmabigRallyDrySundaysqmtheattractivenessof the bdldng.ing northwest of Kmnnd was ¢0 |227.Then will be a pmgnm in Contrary to the opinion ol many.sold at auction lut Monday to a 6 7 5 9umummm.nv uw.nn....ml umm lllht md ies nlmt u u .mn M nu nunn nf JM..nf .......¢.A
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fum mnnlltlnr nf ~»\~u:\:|»uuuuuiurvu rqwr ovuugltru mrs.JB!!!umcul |un :nn "nlB.Boswell Lee Boa Jansen Hrs.Ed Gilbertaon.Hrs.NEW HOUSE nom UPmeaars.T.
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Richardson ma Gm. Henry Von.Mn.G¢gfg°K"h1 The cornerstone of Tehmah's\Ri "Q:§zH°"'Mm aT';..n,;;vid?-ills the phat ';'"R ;{,5;;,"'f "H ~unf Module, Iowa, on Jr., J. Peter, Ed A., Henry c. and William Japp is building new new high aclwol wig hid lll°lldl¥~naming,Lucille Lecmm in vid-I rcpdd for their trouble.xnm Q,adj SIP maePi-."'f*"f=_}I!>1°'Hhs"fb-ll!Yf Blxir;mu M. haue on hu um rw min:an 5°l?°°P?'3t"_E'- ;'h=_b\\i}d§1;¢~dlsmmn,ma Hu-vay mn '-'rm ~L n ml S°f,'l,....a ....°"°"*Cla fllfmr
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lofddulhnnlc Ina -mn-e.'''rm mmm »=\-ml-lza »°°;|w*°ma. m omni -o&f"i'flX.lXn=s1my mesholnewelenbottendthhadlhmdltUmm"'Oct.5-J.T.Ndnnh illsurvieu andhen-maths »'lm»@»=5 hir in Axiialbon this wnk..Advlliu h 'Thi kllxbdlu.nn ~1_\'¢ w aa.m»°§.»w.».¢
:ummm of undue.¢:umm Andrew M x».m»n¢|»x Kamud.Ha plum m let hi.mn swww fm
and Mn.lhryVoa|md James N.suuwcuwllu mvrhoun mdnm ld¢had¢=|>\1sn Tha lhhrnm of Long Beach Callfomin.the hrm.modes.
Bhlr, Ncbr., B¢\W\m5°f 24, 1931
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r m s r u z m o n l s r c m m c a
W . By ra Pu ¢ lu n, Pu ta z
Allnerviees of thae hurahwillb e h u l d h $ t S l m d l y n t ¢ h e u md
hours.
The p m w t put e r wiahu ta
ta ka t hi a o c ud o n t o p s y h i n zo -
a p e c u t o t h a mn nw b o i s to s un -
eee dhlm¢a the Bl.|i rchurc h.I t
Thorn were twenty-dx present
utthatwo B. Y.P.U's.TheJun-
i o n wi ll e le c t :mr s me a rs nm
Sunday evening.
The zegulu meeting o l the
Wnmufa Minion Circle is pont-
poned w Thursday,Ocmber lst.
on account ot the County Fak.
omm will be observbd as "GU
to Church" month.Wa wish our
membcm would plm to he plum!
r m - v n u ! o o u n m m c s
oournmx s ORGANIZATION
At a ca ll mating Mid lt Onk-
lmd Io :tba school: 0! satan
Ne b t u h the Td-Vllley Conlex-\,w v m °f# =i lUy o o mplnmd. m
East Of Borneo
A t the HKD-Orpheum." A
Strung Romana.
Starting Friday Sephmebet 25,
.4 M..o.xrn..n..|....... m|...».. :_
o th a : u fi ltl o n th e b l! ! nu mb
n mudal comedy tnv¢l¢7 N-U05
"A Kingdom For Bale."Lam!!
a ndA\t¢ e ,s p dro i ni mble fo o t-
ed mx d me e n :n u F w d Su-
Mn, 1 namely couple ot tsp and
n m m a ..f . m\ . " .Lhn Four
|OBUM NEWS BELL CREEK VALLEY
Mr. and Mn. Georges 5h'w8°¥12' ~ H. .£ '¥ .f "' $' 1. ». ~ ~ Ff °" °° * vi dw n Su nd ay l n-
ev lt the arnuon.pg, *mn hmm,Harold md Ddlxm Stranger NUHCE To _CBEDITORS
Whi1enmn!=x'l'\1wl\Y¢v¢nll\8lP¢11¢Sunday awning at Art(Illia Bateman had the midortum Mengedohti.Henry Mazda, Ammeyso nn and break hm oollu- bm.mr. and Mn. Raymond Boyd of OOUNTY comrr,sB:mG'roN
n h w m n w u m °°\=h=,Nm¢.ma, and mr. ma u m covN1'Y,Nnn
O o ~ f o r ' " H ; f 3 ' » ' °,;|A=1sv=t Btuenkd ot Nigkanon,s a m ul mm Bomlmlz,5°-
a n g u niedy 'sf `wereSundays1temmnv\idtonn¢°¢"°d-wm g y dm m spent Sunday nm Lalmuru.mem. n um w nu aediton
, m h z at the " n u n L u a ;Mr. and Hn. An¢uam¢Kerkho£i¢°lPP¢¥2b¢f0l'°m°l¢¢h¢C°\1°¢!
g m md sons wen Fremont dsiwn on Court mom in 31132.N¢brl-l\B-u n b m a r vm d h w u w m w s m a a y u w m m °Mh°10¢hd»yd0¢wber.1981,-__ .... »..».».., ...mlm At s¢.l Mn. Mun luke: mm Frx- HM on *iw sm- dly °f Jwwz
ofiie en of dm eouie nnoa ue a n "'"'° § '7 "" "" BT" i m"- TI Q7 ' "|g;l1o1vs:.Praddent, G.DW'Hi|.dx0th,'PidmN u dz as mture in Nm;
f Bug,''~°°'.uti o n-a s he me ndo us a s s ldng-g 1 s ° ° " t " 7 ' b GPU dom'a destruction A lava awry
S e v e n s g o o l s u e ~i n the world's H¢1'¢8"f»
of thla ne w nf _;dnngerspoe.S e e t h a d g ' h t o ! |oo erena y._o m x m ,m m ,Ly um,'T¢ k» m=h,| l'_ f;""°" '°°:,"°,.,';°"'""" nm
o ea with fiftyswan si , Ws m m m C i t y sat Point and g_=°~;»d =; ; ' = ° _ _ \ > = - = 5 ¢ ; ~
At th o m - n a zmmun; ma by -lnxe we z §df,';»°1 a adventurous whim woman
,3d_Championship cups v m be|9"'°t""°'."h" jungle for the love
awarded in b u mb a u .f.» u ,.m°f a m m m d * W S " W U W " -
| " " " "- ' ° -....,,,~.-,- --Pearls s qua m! o f mo de m pm-
~ and cl-wexl. & Allan i n
"s y nc h mma IA! !| "eompluh
this deluxe wx of nxq Vnuda -
villa.
Gnu! Eullld| Uulvonlty
'rm population of Oxford,lmd. ll about u1.ooa
now 22 oolleza, ull ot which maupnratecoaonuoualnOxfordlmlverdty.elr names url ufol-o w l z U n l ve r n l 1 y _B n l l l o l ,l l e r 1 0 l I .
l t n t n v n r i n l D u g a n :N u -m l .
!~»n'."3`§=5£"${» I»2=~¢p°?>°<f`v=iH1 <1»iim}H§>é}{»E ihiboéneb nh- xm, for um, purpose of mmm-
.: law: dm an nocount n bad wnhmn home.ation,udjmmnent and nllvwmcf
-_-_g M mr.»naMr».Lu¢h¢ru»nk»»ndo¢Lms.u;ua;lm»m¢n1¢aa¢un n ..wmnm waggmdg q w n or ore 8¢.hd»o f l m...u num ware omm business .,¢.u..... L news wi1:»n¢M'|Lmm 1982, will be ¢°».v.,'L.m¢ vary
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'Ren W. H. Jun-mn over a mx-mntxessremeeenryuunnayuumngof years, and he rsjolces in the uw month.|¢...¢ u...» n.|. M." 1. Q. hu.. ...;'mm Andnnt W l n mm hmmzht
mx work warm he must b y xc
dofvn.Rav.Jncksou possesses un-
uxuslpulpltability,hubo thlmow-
ledge md expexienoe in the exe-
cuti vea falrsvf tho ¢hmn,mah¢
is quali lie di ne v a ry wa yto bri ng
to this church an etdnient, accept-
able ministry.We bespenk for
him the uma loyal support this
church has accorded m us.And,
in this connection,may we say
thnx the year we have xpentin thé
services of this chumh has been,
all ways considered,one of the
very happiut years of our mln-
latry.
world'~ New-bam King.The mod-
ern Wiseman go tn His church and
lender service to Him.
ed, to-wlt:Section 86,Townalnip
17, Range 11,Washington Coun~
ty, Nebraska, the same being out-
side the corporate Limits of any
City or Village in said County, all
as provided by Senate File No. 3,
Session Laws of 1981.
A hearing will be had upon
said application at the County
Commlssioners Room in the Court
House in said City of Blair,
Nebraska, on Monday, September
28, 1931 at the hom' of 2 o'c1o¢.k
P. M.af said day,ur as soon
thereafter as may be heard.-
Dnfed this 14th day of Septem-
ber, 1931.GEORGE C. McQUARRIE,
85-2t County Clerk.
nA1>'ns'r CHURCH
L. J. Moran, Pashor
No the church notes for last.
week were not f°rs°¢f4m, but the
fellow who wtiber them was outof town.1
Sundny School attendance for
Sunday was one hundrd and two.
Next Sunday is Rally Dsy and
there will be a photographer
present to males n school picture
md pictures Ihr the chases whowish them.Let every one be on
hmd at 9:45.Good attendance qt
both morning and eveahlg servic-
es.We had in both services a
number from the Methodist con-
gregation,
D A N c E
1crNG's 1\v1L1oN '
S ¢ || | M m ! L e n a t o S w i m
T h e water u not the natural
hnblm! o f t he s eal And the babyleal must be given n coune at m-
shruotlon before ln learns to swim.
e mother seal glres her young
the nec essary encouragement za en-
te r th e s es an d hy her s a m p l eteac hel lt to c ond uc t lmeu Ln th e
water.
Dre ss slip pers f o r W o me n an d
Miss es, $2 .98 m SS;En n a J e tti c k ,
$5 a n d S G;Roh inh ood Shoes f o r
th e C h i l d r e n - th e fi ne st sh oe s a tabso lutely th e L O W E S T P R I C E S
i n Blai r eve ry d a y i n th e y ear.
Faf hi on C en te r.
CONGRBGATIONAL c mnwn
A. F. Newell, Pu?/or
'Service of worship Sunday at
11 o'clock.Sermon theme," A
Message for a 'Hme of Depres-
don".
Church School at 10 a. m. sharp.
Please come n little before ten,na
the doors will be closed during
the early period of devoEon.Our
nchool hour was enriched last Sun-
day by n clarinet number given by
Dorothy Brown and Lydia Newell;
and a trombone solo by Bob Hem-
phill.Spedad attractions are be-
ing' arranged for every Sunday
morning.
The young people meet at 6:30
for lunch and l devotlond and
discussion meeting.
The annual Social Evening will
begiven b y % h e L . S . U.next
Tuesday evening at the person-
age.All members o! the pariah
are cordially lavlled to enjoy this
nnnud evening of soclability and
fellowship.
The Omaha Association ol Con-gregationad churches and ministers
meets next Wednesday and Thurs-
day with Pilgrim church, Omaha,
at 39 and R Ste.The Associationbeingso near home, this church
should be well represented both
nt the regular sesdons and the
young peeple'a banquet.The ban-
quet occurs Wednesday evening at
6:80..Delegates from the church
will he elected Sunday morning.
Nc mc s To CREDITORS
Maher & Carrigan, Atbomeya
COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA..
Estate of Stewart Edwards,
Deceased.
Notice is given to the creditors
to appear belure me at the County
Court foam in Blair, Nebraska, on
the 16th day of October,1981,
and on the 16th day of January,
1932, for the purpose o! examin-
ation,adjustment and allowanceof claims.A11 claims not filed on
or before the ISU: day of Jmunry
1932 will belox'ever barred
Dabed this 17th dly of Sephzm-
ber, 1981.
(SEAL)I. C. Bu wg,
86-dt County Judge.
Satlmday, Sept. 26th
RED PERKINS
_andiiia
mxm R A MB L E R S
lg u t o a ld ln e d lunge u ¢ l m " " " "" " '" " " "°""'" " '- n n w e » ~ ¢ ° f ¢ h w w f = = = = » ¢ | n » . . . . . . .°. $ .F'.."E{.'h.'&"$'.'.12£
" s i ""; afterno on.Bngnvald Bioholdaen is staying'
Inrs Rolland home.Hs ln-'&"..'."1°s go to the Dakota! m the
user future.
l r .and Mrs.John Dlckmoyeraaa aughter spent Tuesday evo-ning at the Richard Nelson homen e s Knutsen and nu-ry Nelsonnew Sunday dlnner guests UH"-
Hlaa Viola Nelson was a Sun-!
est of Miss Opal Kuhr.~ Mrs. Peter Nielsen wereiatnrday evenlng guests at the
John Dlckmeyer home.
The Bell Creek Valley Club met
'hmrsdulf afternoon at the Mrs.Amin Gnnso home.Mesdarnes Ed
Newldrk and Leroy Bisbee were
assistant hostesses.Mrs.Chris
Hansen will be the next hostess.Mr. and Mm Lara Holland and
n mi l y and Ragnvald RicholdsenwereSundayevening guests at
to John Stork home.Sunday evening visitors at the
Victor Johnson home were Mr.x a i Mrs.Peter Nielsen and Mr.and Mrs.Emanuel Andreasen and
mms.ln. Peter Toft spent Wednea~d a r afternoon with Mrs.Chns
Benson.Miss Lennetta Gnusespent a few days last week at the
Benson home.llr. and Mrs. Albert Jensen and
dilldren were Thursday eveningguests at the Rudolph Andreason
weekend there.Ilr. and Mrs. Harold Rasmus-
sen were Thursday evening visit-
ura with Mr. and Mrs.Albert
Knhr.Hrs. Rudolph Andreason helped
Hrs. Emanuel Andreason celebrate'har birthday Monday aftemoon. Anumber of guests helped her cele-
brate in the evening.
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-Phone 47-Alice Triplett.Best'beauty work in Blair.Genuine
Realistic Permanente $5 and $7.50.
Evening vmrk by nppolntmen
keep your money at home-pat-runize a xpayer of Washingtoncounty -it ll pay youlDress slippers for Women and
Misses, $2.98 to S5; Erma Jettiek,
$5 and SG:Robinhood Shoes for
absolutely the LOWEST PRICESi n Blair every day in the year.
Fashion Center.
Childrens wide rib school stock-
ings on sale nt 15e a pair Ln sizes
6 to 9% at the Fashion Center inun shades.
the Children-the finest shoes ati
'Thompson and children, Mrs.
sn;"am..;; high v|:\|°°\
teacher at the Blsbee school, spent
tha week-end with home folk: at
H a m m
rhF"m°1 Ci lut e t n " e f . . § ° " ° ' -
one -eo pbeautyworki n Blair.Genuine'Realistic Permanenta $5 and $7.50.Evening work by appointment-keep your money at home-paff
ronize a_taxpayer of WashingtonI°°i~".§l'.¥§f "'é'§..!;?3' '§'il1 Dresses
Iprleed at $3-98 ,g» $12.75 ln saga
u m s z a n 14 bo26|L e
=";;=;,; ne; styles, coloxgiand ma-
te .uppy yo n s now.Kayser Fabric G zes for Wom-en, $1 a pair-large ew shipmentg x-n H35 just alpseked at the
as n ter.Waglted at once:500 Women to
join the Fashion Center HoderyClub-getting milk stockings free»==»=§;- 5_7 yy don'ttl wIe_ll then
t s e a nante: in Blair today.
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Birdie Fletcher spent Thursday
at the Chas. Nelson home, helpingMabel Marsh cook .for threahers.Junior Mngill spent Wednesday
night at the home of his grand-
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Art Maglll.
Mr.and Mrs. Leonard Loftisand family spent Sunday afternoonatthe Richard Lung home at
Alden Grove.
Mr.and Mrs. Earl Thompson
and family spent Sunday in Blair
at the Neil Thompson home.Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Anderasonand Ardlth were Thursday
evening visitors at the FreemanIaftis home.Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hovendickand family of Orum,were Sunday
dinner guests at the Frank Loflls
home.
Thursday visitors at theThompson home were Mrs, NellMuck
Carl
BlairMrs.
Earl
Rosenbaum,Mr.and Mrs.
Anderson, all of Blair.
Fem Loftis is staying inwith her grandfather, while
Caleb Lo( s is in 0-maha.Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sprick visited
Chris Larsen Thursday at the Uni
versity hospital in'0maha.
Wednesday evening visitors at|tha Eddie Fletcher home to halMrs.Fletcher celebrate her birth*anniversary were Mr.and Mrs.
Dated this 12th dry of Septsm~ber. nm,cs:-:Am 1. c. ELLER,
85-it County Judge.
NO TI CE OF F I NAL n nr o n r
0'Hanlon &0'Hanlon,Attorneys
m THE COUNTY COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
Estate of Mary S. Minnrd, De
ceased.'
Notice is hereby given that
W. H. Underwood has filed with
the undersigned, County Judge of
Washington County,Nebraska,
his final report as Executor of the
estate of Mary s. Minard deceas-
ed, and made an application for
final administration and discharge
and for the asdgumont of residue
of estate to such other persons as
are by law entitled to the sams,
and I have set the 8th day ofOctober, 1931 at 10 o'cloek A. M'.,!
at my office in said County for
the hearing thereof..
Dated September 1401, 1981.
(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
86»8t County Judge.
SHER!FF's SALE
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an order of we issuedout of the dlstrlct court of Wash-
ington county,Nebraska,and i n
pursuance of a decree of an action
therein pending wherein Clar C.
Lathrop is plaintiff and SadieTherke sen et al.are defendants,I will to satisfy judgments,de-
crees, and coats at 10 o'clock A.M. on October 12th, 1931. at the
west front door of the courthousein the City o f Bi d:LnWashingtonCounty,Nebraska,sell separately two parcels or
tracts of real estate described as:
Lots twenty»nine (29)i n Block
forty-nine (49)»and Lot seven
(7)in Block sixty-nine (69)alltn the City of Blair, Nebraska, tothe hdghest bidder lor cash.
Marlon Sutherland,Sliexjff ofWashington County, Nebraska.
84»Et
NOTICE
Dated this 9th day of Septem-ber, 1931.
Henry Mencks, Attorney
.___ _,_ ___,________., ___ _,Wbull, a school must play (ive or
more games in the antennae.In
basketball a school must meet
every other school belonging to
the conference.This new Tri-Valley Conference
is made up at tho larger schools
ol eastern Nebraska. This confer-
ence tskes the plaee of the old
east-central Nebraska Athleti¢A.s-
destruction festured with the
superb wi ns of Chsrles Blck~
ford and Rose Hobart.
And there will be Boyd |mnse~
ment on the stage for the vlude-
ville bill is headed by His Royal
of Hokum,
dancer who
in the m.lI~he do bla
Highness, the K i n !
Ben Blue. a comedy
numbers his subjects
lions.Not only does
Ch°1'¢h. Trilliy. St. John'|. Jllul.Wldhnm.Panhroke.Worcatar,Klnmeld. Hertford md Keble.
Fashlo Center Winter Coats forWomen-6.75 and $25-dl sizes,
styles and colon.Select your
Coat now-a small deposit will
hold lt.Summer Silk Dresse vmluen bo.SIB go now nt $2.88 5.3 $8.88 at
all ways conddered,one of the
very happiut years of our min-
latry.
wieldy on aocount of the large
number of schools enrolled.The
smaller schools have now formed
a conference known la the LoganValleyLeague,and the larger
schools have this new conference
lmown aa the Tri-Valley contex-
ence.
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..||u ¢Cou rt - roo m in B lai r, Neb ras ka , on
th a 1 6 th da y o f Oc tober,1981,
a n d o n th e 1 6 th d a y of J a n u a r y ,
193 2, f or th e purp ose o f e xa m i n -nn: Hsin ein
We have recentlytakenquite a large number of good used
cars on the new Chevrolet Six.These cars have been fdly re-
eonditioned and carry our Rd 0. K. Tag.
DOWN-runes-r
1930 CHEVROLET COACH (like new)--... $150.00
1929 CHEVROLET COACH (see this one)--_120.00
1929 CHEVROLET COUPE (new paint)---120.00
1928 CHEVROLET COUPE (8006)90.00
1928 CHEVROLET COACH (iust overhaded)90.00
1929 WHIPPET (4 cylinder Coach)-------85.00
1928 WHIPPET (4 door Sedan)85.00
1926 nmcn COACH 65.00
1927 OAKLAND COUPE 65.00
1928 CHEVROLET (ni¢k-Hn)65.00
Baldnee on Easy Payments
The above are just a few of the many cars we have Drop
in and look them over.
Your old car taken in trade for part or all of down payment
Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co.
BLAIR, NEBRASKA
W. H. Hill
ed, to-wit:Section 86,Township
17, Range 11,Washington Coun~
ty, Nebraska, the same being out-
side the corporate Limits of any
City or Village in said County, all
as provided by Senate File No. 3,
Session Laws of 1981.
nA1>'ns'r CHURCH
L. J. Moran, Pashor
No the church notes for last.
week were not f°rs°¢f4m, but the
fellow who wtiber them was outof town.1
Sundny School attendance for
Sunday was one hundrd and two.
Next Sunday is Rally Dsy and
there will be a photographer
present to males n school picture
md pictures Ihr the chases whowish them.Let every one be on
hmd at 9:45.Good attendance qt
both morning and eveahlg servic-
es.We had in both services a
number from the Methodist con-
gregation,
DEBATING CALL SOON
Superintendent D: V. Mauser ex-
pects to call a meeting of all those
mmema in debating work on or
about the middls of October.This
is the usual time when debating
m m i n the Nebraska high
.,___. ,..
u n n u u n n n -| - u l - h a n
of c la ims.All c la i ms no t f i le d o n
or be f or e th e 1 5th d n y o f J an u u- y
...|.n;. ...
Nc mc s To CREDITORS
Maher & Carrigan, Atbomeya
Commissioners Room in the Court
House in said City of Blair,
Nebraska, on Monday, September
28, 1931 at the hour of 2 o'c1ook
P. M.af said day,or as soon
thereafter as may be heard.-
Dnfed this 14th day of Septem-
ber, 1931.GEORGE C. McQUARRIE,
85-21:County Clerk.
Continuing Sale of New FallDresses-$10 and $12 values pric-
ed at $6.75 Friday and Saturday
at the Fashion Ccniev dl sizes-
shop early.86-ltFashion Center Winter Coats foxWomen-$16115 and $25-all sizes,
styles and colors.Select your
Coat»now-a. small deposit will
hold it.Childrens Wide rib school stock-
ings on sale at 15c A pair in sizes
6 to 9% at the Fashion Center in
mn shades.
being shown in this line of high
school activity.Roy Christensen
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A New Sink...
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appearance of your kitchen.
Tear out the old age--worn sink
-get rid of that dark damp
cupboard under the sink.
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DRESS ur YOUR mcum
PRICES ARE l.0W now
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Jomm MoonsP L U M B I N G
Hmm, NEBRASKA
CO.
Dabed this 17th dly of Sepkm
ber, 1931.
(SEAL)I. C. Bu wg,86-dt County Judge.
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COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Estate of Stewart Edwards,
Deceased.
Notice is given to the creditors
letter men who will be available
for this year'a team.Irene De-
Vinney also has had some avail-
able experience in debating work
there will be quite a (ew more
high school students who will be
tried out for the team.The ques~
tion this year is very interesting.
The question aa stated by the of-
ficers of the Nebraska High
School Debating League reads as
follows:"Rdsolved:The several
states should enact legislation pro-
viding fur compulsory unemploy-
ment insurance."
Please come a little before tenpaa
th e doors wi ll b e closed du r i n g
th e ear ly per iod of d evo tio n.Ou r
|:.L .sl JonssonAUCTIONEER
D A N c E
1crNG's 1\v1L1oN '
at 39 and R Ste.The Associationbeingso near home, this church
shuuld be well represented both
at the regular sesdons and the
young people'a banquet.The ban-
quet occurs Wednesday evening at
6:80..Delegates from the church
will he elected Sunday morning.
day by e clarinet number given by
Dorothy Brown and Lydia Newell;
and a trombone solo by Bob Hem-
phill.Spedad attractions are be-
ing' arranged for every Sunday
morning.
The young people meet at 6:30
for lunch and n devutlond and
discussion meeting.
The annual Social Evening will
beglven b y % h e L . S . U.next
Tuesday evening at the person-
age.All members o! the par-lah
are cordially lavlied ka enjoy this
nnnud evwinz of sodnbility and
fellowship.
The Omaha Assoclntion ol Con-gregational churches and ministers
meets next Wednesday and Thurs-
BLAIR NEBRASKA
,See Us for Bookingd
Farm Sales in Speciadty Cntl at Hamburger Shczp
Satlmday, Sept. 26th
the Children-the finest shoes atabsolutely the LOWEST PRICES
in Blair every day in the year.
Fafhion Center.
S ¢ || | M m ! L e n a t o S w i m
T h e water u not the natural
hnblm! o f t he s eal And the babyleal must be z lv en n coune at m-
shruotlon before ln learns to swim.
e mother seal glres her young
the nec essary encouragement za en-
te r th e s es an d hy her s a m p l eteac hel lt to c ond uc t lmeu Ln th e
water.
Dre ss slip pers f o r W o me n an d
Miss es, $2 .98 m SS;En n a J e tti c k ,
RED PERKINS
_andiiia
mxm R A MB L E R S
$1' |¢ _ , N O W L es s 1 1 um' \ o o r
Y
l u t h a N u r L a c e R e m o v a l a l a G u C e m e n t -D E A L E R S 1
b g C h a m b e r .T u r n s a l l l a t a G u .ll l l en t . .
B e a n o - n u n .D e p e n d a b l e -A c t u a l l y h e a t s u n t n l d o e i l w r i t e u l
- _ _ n u - a n a l ~~~|lv l
OIL BURNER°S?!*!'.,E'.,¥¥'¥I'
For Service or More Infqrmation, Call
Nebraska -Iowa Oil Co
SHELL PRODUCTS
NebraskaBlairPete Inrnen and Ella Marla, Mr.m u s m n N E W S O F land nm.c m .nogendm nnd
GARDNER DISTRICT i §f'§;j,{» Alma, Bxrdle and Marjo ne
er.'Mr.and Mrs.Chrls KuhlmanHrs.Jens Clausen returned and chlldnen were in Blair Mon-\°m° Tuesday from her daughtefs |d"V afternoon to nee the doctor as
lin. Jim Henrlckxorr; in Fremont thdr little boy was dake ;she '}"""f.¢"°'°»5."'L¢°"*.$»;"§ HMarjoriehAn¢f;1;ox;nw;lwda'¢he
p g care or r so |M, _hu be e n critlehlly lll.She leftlmom sc oo n HY r
Deo much improved and able toi d k to the dining room.His
friends are glad to hear o( his re-
ooveryHr.Faye were Wednesday vidtors at
the Henry Tegt home in Fremnnt.Vem Gusfason ol Blair,has
been aiding the house on Mx-s.Adn
'Reid's Inrm.
'sind Mrs. Harry Ervey and
l r .and Mrs. M.A. Anderson~ _ two __ bo y s o f ~yerel
Mr.and Mrs.Raymond Mngill
and family were Monday eveningsupper guests at the Earl Thomp-
son home w help Calvin celebrate
his Bth birthday.
The Willing Workers Club metwithM m Vlck Skov Wednesdayafternoon.Mrs. Raymond Magill,Mrs.Henry Jackson and Mrs.
John B. Erlksen were on the re
freuhment committee. 1s members
were present and several visitors.
To William Bryant, Norman W,
Bryant,Neva Bryant,his wife;
Borroughs s.Bryant, Elsie Bry-
ant, his wife;Lane Bryant, Mae
Bryant, his wife and to the heirs,
devimea, legateea, personal repre-
sentatives and all other persons
interested ln the estatg of William
C.Bryant, deceased,real names
unlmovm and, all persons having
or dlaiming any interest in Tax
Lot No.12,ln the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter
of Section 5, Township 17,North,
Rfmke 11. Em of the 6 P. M. ln
Washington County,Nebraska,
real names nnlmovm, Defendants.
You Ind each ef you will Lake
notice that Etna C. Allen hastiled
| petition in the DlltHct Court of
We-M-...¢.\..r~.\....»..xv..\......\.,.
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`l'\lWlBY dinner guests at me un |The néxt meeting will be held withJeppesen home and in ghe afwr- Mrs. Harman Sprick, occ, 21.
moon, Mr. and Mrs. Chu Gxeger-Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Larsen
nm of Calhoun, vmwd there.were in o mm Tue s da y w neellxi wand My lére d Mutera and (mfg, mm.
Ill rs Mn. Inu!H dickQmt\"e dne s d\y e v enh\ga tJ L . u ; ] h llld e oven
?B1ex1m1'|.L . . 3 ? " £ , § £ ~ ~Y
.., w n w......,,n v v l u n ,against you and hon Sumner as
defendants, the object and prayer
ot which il to ioreelule a eertnin
mal estate m0l'¢B'lKe dafed Febru-
uy 26, 1929, executad by Kittie P.
Brymt .md William Bryant, wife
Alfred Anderson cut sweet com
'godder for Len Jeppesen '1'huro~
" L M Nanrenberg of Blair,
nailed at J. L. Peter-een Thuredlyeveningl l r snd Mn. Henry Tegt snd
hml ly o t Fremont, were Sunds
dinner guests st tim pnren
H-5 ; Erv ey Ho me
md Anderson had I forte ofmen hdplng BH his do Wednea
Gardner school vm close Thurs-dny thst all may attend the eonn1 ;f m
were y sfternoon vw
itat; st the John Frsder homessesrt of Blsirl r nm!Mn. 1'|
m-. ina nm 1. r meme and
Robert Sullds
nr. mn unnry novenmcx nmns.Mr. end Mm Herman Ndson md
sons were Thursdn evening vldt~ore st the Henry ger home.Roy Mant m of F d
of his dsughter, ~ Chem: Hov-
endick.\Snndey visitors at the Eddie
Fletcher home were Grandpa Flet-
cher, Alms, Biniie and Mujorle,
Nonnsn Bogen Ind Eddie Psmleon
Mx. and Mrs. Nek Larsen andfamily and Kenneth Lsmendrove
to Omshn Sunday to villt ChlilLarsen at the hospitnl.d Miss Alms Fsimhild "gg 5 3 ;
sy e supper gue ehomeof her uncle,Ralph Fnlr-child st Blinr.¥": and MrlChgjnrB'ovendIcl§
ann nuanmu m a securing Ta:Lot No. 12 in the southwest qusr
t u of the southwest quarter o:
Section 6,Township 17,North
Wuhlngton County, Nebraska, s4
set out ;pldndtfs petition
That sn outing be had of tlu
smonnt due plant!!! by virtue o.her ssld mortgage for prindps
md interest;that the some b<
adjudged end decreed to be A tlrs
mortgsged llen on said mortgage
premises;that defendants,o
some of Wm be ordered and di
rectedtopsypls1nHM,theenmafound due with interest thereon
md in default of meh payment
tor twenty days from the ent:
so m rburys pe nts s t mdn y ni ht a tt he h o m n m K ° u ' E " t ° f " h ° e P ' M ' h
_ ,___ _... ..._-....gfvlwllf Suhdl evaning wm§ »»~'°F:?,s,:; 'i¢"§»."3,Z,i"`§°u§?§$°§f'm,
'G°*'"'"d° Ne sun, souih of Bllir.ora at the Freeman Laftis hams.1|-f-"fl MH- Hmv Ervey md Mr. 'and Mrs. Ernest Schldel-f r m g d o m J. L P;ter:L-,E mm and nmny of Wg-"gpIllldb a short vmc at the E4 mm Sundny "gnu °'Hsu-yKrugerh<1me.hge;-`h dllloalled ttha __; ,., , ° ': f : ,awh I Mr and Mrs John Jackson lhd
-°Mr.nndMrs.W ekSkuvwenunInfmm m in
...<\'°°°"°|'i"§° ,_mm;;_ bemnfn-.nd the serving commiffce at 0 E S
'Bl noon he :bla bo leave the xm.|"° H Th my `
of the decree,um promises b-wld tor the satisfaction 01 uh
mortgaged dubt u pmvhisd b:hw;that tha mart appoint |reeaivnr to uh charge of aanmortgngedpropertyandeolleetim rents, inns; md profits there
from;that said ddendmtu,lm
each of them, be foreclosed of alshc, dtle, ~ and Qqulty o
pm.Plntimmnnth 'Halnnnln Rn-I.-_+ I _°f'}"Pf'_'L P"~ ~ N ~ .011
W-nwa.¢z once: 500 Women tojoin the Fuhlon Cenlar Hoderygg wm s o '§ "'» i rn
on enall u..'5'.§.u. at thi Flshlvu
w in nm: today .
Fm!-dan Ceuta: Beauty Fader-'Ebone 47-Alles Trlplett.Bestba uty work i n Bhlr.GenuineBaslixtlc Pm mh $ 5 g d r v
Evening m r y appo
lneep your money nt ho mo -pa t
:anim A taxpayer of Washington
unmty-it wi ll pay yon!
lingua premlsel; mar pllmdil N-ICU-o r e u i w l N i n n and wni c ove r ha r mu herdn expendsd
mn operations in v-hh dw in the ma lor m n other and further
near future.relief as to the court may seem
~Seward-Plans undenny for jun ma equitable.
erection of $18,000 gymnasium on You us mqugx go uuworsdd
|Campu.|of Concordia,Teacbafl petition on o r ba ton gh,m m
.C°l1°s¢ han.diy of Otfober, mx.
Plnimnlaw-State Highway Do-mud thi s m dly o d Septem~
putmmt xoeepkxl bids on .6 of ber, 198l.
mi le d p a v i n g v m of here, to ErnnG. Allm,
complete unit o! pavlng on High- 88-It \P1g1nfiff_
0'Nell|_NOTICE
:me to Yo ung a z mu a nmmd Notice m hereby given em the
for paving District No. 2, for total S¢hleswig~Hollbeln Verein hu ihll
1
s.mn vm: lemon that an be of $24,874.day made application for Homme
5 _¢_q=2gf__w__§gl{__=g_°g ~ Tm miles of paved highway be- m conduct um °P°¥\i¢n publica
aI u l z r i l u u W I n u u u U n a ;u l l l u n 'Ia n hmen onmm md Igdngwndaneahalland nmusamentpu-k'opened to full trams.Int flu lwtiieg hudnner descrlb~
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SAVE Y O UR s ms
Too hequently the quuiian cd
udhdnl llzhdng iq lwnrmtly
dhnguded.Out of doors the
l o u m a d l l g h t (the mm)l l x ' u
my while lndo v r with nr&!ldxl
light tha light mules is very
nent.Uml l l y uti i i d xl lights
a n no t placed u h i g h i n the
mam or as hr from the work onwhich thc eyes ue being med as
they should be.All lights nlwdd he camddera-
bly above the line ol vision and
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Door.uglic which mm directly
from the source of light into the
eyc is irritating, diltracting,and
a constant source of strain.A
bright. light source in the direct
line of vddon or bright rdlections
. ~ » , » . .. H ~»
" " ' K a m n U h \ ! 1 l ! . " n i ' h " I m a |
V l i h I d u e k h a n d 1 m n a t h h
g m " 1 ' h u | ' | vn u o ' h ln n r y b e -
h i n d lh ll j o u r - n u y i h m P e u y h u
_mrnen c old o l n u hn nd l.She
M a n u i n y n l r i n 'u n whois
tovm.H e kn own t h l t l h e l l In
J o n wi th ye.H o c ome h e n to
n h o w h e r u m h e ' | s h a t e r : n n~|.hll you be.He ' I l lu k e o u t m u
;y ~ matc he d tn h i m, lm! P e gg y I n
no fool.Sh e' \l : dr h lm ¢ w< \. "
' h t e D u t c h m a n mo n w h e n w e :to ld h lm o f t h e vi d ( o f th a I r o -
qmll h u n te r s ." I l I h ld b e e n he m ma y wo u ld
Ladies' fine fall Wash Drae-
es, dark patterns.Some with
lung sleeves.Choice
$1.00
We uv e you money on
Notionl,& h o d Suppllel.
Hu k r y ,Kildues G o o d 9.
Smdl Hlnluure, c k.
c u o a n mr s C AND Y
s r z c m .SATURDAY
Good quality Allartad (ioc-
ohte Droll, lb.---l k
Fall
Dresses
directly i~ the ~ine of vidon servo
Blair
no .-..ful to the eyesight.All llght sources,including
fmated lamps, should be so shzd<
ed and diffused that the actual
source d light is not visible to
the eye.The tendency has been
in meant yan tmnrd tha nu of
"m iner"lighting.lighting
' M il M l ll y that
ix,f u m lamps eoncsalad In
opa qu bowls and |11 redeem!
fro m the edli nr in not eomfon-
sble.Fbr g u n ;purposes the
"html-in-dinct"- m m vrhkh
mn." w a n , r mu m d z o a m y o u . " m a
Robert.'You need look the no ro
d lu n e e .rm dn d at Kh ll ma tt e r
m d am r ea dy t o n o t h e a n d u l
n. w lme v u n ma y b e . "E h N a d p n ! m | w o r d h e n :
" An d b d a n 1 : a n Amo s ' md k lll
will havp something w ny.H u l l
on to nr com-nge."
The Ample Bump with n look of
who lsverlty ma s ndmonhha d hhprisoner:" l u k e a c l a n u m a :
an d t h ro w r a nd ! on th e me m o '
Lhteourt.l t w i l l h e b e t t u t b r y e .
w m u ~.~ ~ . »,wood.B e t m i l e d and lo o k z d a !
\ h e ¢ r m l e r | V n ¢ l i d n a ¢ h l n ¢ . B l |
f e e t a n l d u e v e f b n k l n d m m n -ugnz n mu m u n s b d n c m m -
m n d h r h u v n v e f l v l l e v -B a
w \ |u |l1ca¢u ¢b o a ' h s n d .
w l m a n u n m n h u m n u u n n -
nemhlod.' h e j n l l y b n r g o m u t a r b l d e t h n
n e p q w b o h l d o p e a e d t h a d o o r .
t x k o d u u l v o m e n m t h o l r r o o mw l m m a u - l u u l n B o b o n p u t o n
n l m v u n c o a L . l m l q . | l m e l m 4
d o u b l¢wh lc h l l l l m l l d l l l l l l l i
W n o n n | ¢ .
t s w r , | | 1 m ¢ d m l b l l n g m e 4 | e d i \ s
n e a n n .B » b ¢ ' ¢ | . n d A m o |w a s m m s
a n c o r d th at p r i m a t e s th e
g ; 1 ; n m m » ' d o a m v n c n ¢ - i n. m u - r ! n ¢ l ¢ ! m e n " d n b u n ¢
t h a t 'A u g h u y m p n a b u -
n x w n h a n t m l c w m n r w d u v
A d u !be tvte m p o d i .Th e eau-
m u n u stood about |hundredf e e t n w l y a l d l h r s v l d u b c n t t h e
b i n d -' l h a o n e w h o b n b s i t m d
x e l m n e d m o e a t g n n bottle o l
good v i m .Th e u n e v u n o
no mar b ro k e n ( h m A ll th u th ru w-
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South Side Service S
Peter Stricldetk, Jr., Prop,
Phone No.250 . '..B
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Enjoy the smoothness of a p
running motor.The smoo
that only "Phillips "ov ca~
Have you Tried nz
Knyler Fabricen, $1 1 pair-la
mr nn _imm m .
cfmrmumg s u~
Dresses-$10 md
d at $5-75 Frldn
at the Fuhion -51109 arly.
ln g u v m ll upennlttlng some
uttbe light tae om etlironghn
h md u e m t b v i d h u b e m f o mw d
t o b e m n n n a t n n l .
lf.,i|dw|y |het\'.etv ao\uemore
us ~ l mn m¢ u¢ r d uw ¢ u : e n da r -
e d t h mw e o n o e n t n t e t h e l i g h t
l n i o o f e v md t o o l n r g e p o w u x -
no uns.There is very little
mo t e o l | imma r im: s h o v e t h e
h t e l ! m d n o n I rude roadvrny.
bl1d¢¢¢n m t h e ln . o u r w h lc i
uldghu m d h o n e !m a lately
mrugled.' m v took this pal!m
t ' h s m a w | n d u m \ b d o n ! o n ¢ m
l lo x m u s e ln u h m d l f l l t -
' I m n they learned t o m h t m l
Y m Dineklagen that t h u had
eomc ua "n n B au wuh li t he Fo r'
e s t ' a n d m s t N w An u l n mu l n n
l e !t h u two ml! ! b s lo w .' r mfirmer tom them bmw ta nach LM
hd lx a n t h which le d u u th v n r d
t l the d t y p t a .They : m u d
B u u v e f l brook m d m m e to 1
high h m commanding tha l o v e
end nf the inland.T h e m n l u
Servic e With Courteous Trzatme
H. H. Bmwn
GREASING
Grease is the life of your car
more of it and avoid repai
n l l n l m n u m d r l q n n g h m g
h a r h r .° ' 1 ' h e n n b e u l u ¢ i " A m a s
d d n o d . ' n m w h e n r e a k a
n m -m m h m m m I m a !
N e w u m m a n | p ray er la co ax
I eyo I! al 1 pina o' Provddenci."
Dnrmadlng the hlll may croued
A M m n n m d c a m o n o o n t o l
luke with a :mall U n d m t h i
m l m o f n .Az t h e " l n o f themmm"v u 1 wooden pallnde of
u n a ;plekevl driven m m tha
ground.Th e n ie . b e yo nd | r ud e
We handle Phillips "66" Cleaner
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an 1 dandy day
b u g h m u m. u m
i n m v m g m u ~
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di tbrlhhd.
i w u f é l i i g w w l a r h l m d tm v k i n t u l o n x m a r i i d v l r
x p a d o n nz the n m :Aman n -
m u h d ." ' l z ' | u ¢ o o d | | u v . "
00 0 1 1 8 b d n I M !found theM u n u g h t o d l o r t h e u i n l i s t n d
r w a m x x g h x .u r .Y u T w i l l :
m d lho domlnlo n t s t a h b k
dril\liH¢¢°t\4b¢\'-
' B R d u m v m h u u d d r i n k i n
|\1|J a¢wlaome n."|a Mltn amom\nlnl l h ¢ o r d l ! N b ¢ € l | b 0 b N \ \ ( l \
m m m .' f h e n n m l n h u s y
h l k i n l t h a g r a t e n k m l t w l l l o o l
U l a a m o w c o v s d nountnln.
H l r i l h a p l n f t h n s m o t y o u m n y
b o ¢ h ¢ B ¢ |n k 1 n ¢ . "
N a m b e !of En g ih h mm from
cag wha got nwxy msn that whine: fer nr life."
-' n o y o mn mg y qa n s a mm u ww.1°a n mneompoonl"
Amos mu s e d .-'neu m mhlmndf nawhae.Hd ll i l l! mu dlull md ke e p nm n d b t 'em
grave it if they nn."The lu! um-lu in the didn af
Robert ana m n was un-men
while they willed l l tha rudlMusa of 1 senior u th mumlluvu lloring his pack with food torthe journey.xx u likdy thlt IM!followed me Pequot path. but thehlnorlnnh u no kn n l e d n ottheir ndyentnra on tha way.
(Cmdxmod mm we-ek)
I 1 o m n w m a e a i n u m mm ; t h e
a z o m v u m a m a v m a b o t -
l.\o of vine.
The n omar n me o f " Plllllll t he
G o a n "followed.A m u u h mneck md held had been thomulh-
ly g r e u e d vu h u n ; b y lu fe d t o
n con!stretched betweex pooh
lb a u t l e n f e lt h ll h .lle a r o d un-
d e r me g o o ! a t A n l lo p by
seuhal lu held ondeavnred to pull
n w g _ - 3 ° - = a m e n ! !m f g ;
mx-s w e r : w w v ult ! ! t h e M il f# o f t h e l u c c e u h l
contestant.
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t o b e m n n n a t n n l .
lf.,i|dw|y |het\'.etv ao\uemore
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e d t h mw e o n o e n t n t e t h e l i g h t
l n t o o f e v m d t m l n r n : m m -
no uns.There is very little
G I A - S \
*Enjoy the smoothness of a perfect
running motor.The smoothness
that only "Phillips "ov can give.
Have you T ri ed n z
GREASING
Grease is the life of your car.Use
more of it and avoid repair bills.
We handle Phillips "66" Cleaner Naphthn
S e r v i c e ' W it h C o u r t e o u s T r e a t m e n t
H. H . B r o w n
South Side Servicé Statiim
Peter Stricldetk,Jr., Prop,
Phone No. zso . '..Blau, Nels.
Knyler Fabric Gloves for Wom-
en, $1 1 ndr-hm mm .mpm
M F a l l n w v m w h d s t t h
Fuhio n .DCGndnuin¢ .'i§'°»&'~$'"r m
l0 uese a z t s m s F r l d n y m e s w a nat the Fuhion Center--a ll ds t-
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lntened to their plans.Amos mmxlm lhu! they were Pumnnn who
had been c aptured by the lndlunl.He fold or their esc ape and ot 'he
Dnic h trader through whose
rrleudly omc es they had nrrlved at
Fort Orange.li e spoke alan o f
their deep sense or obligation l olh e Du tc h wh ic h h is y ou ng men d
»»a mn n of a mph : mea n s- wi s he d
lo slgnnllze with 1| gif! to the par-
ish. and of the-Ir desire to luke the
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Wlth three hundred mcrrymnknflln (ha hlg house there wns lmle
danger ot n recognition m m m
an d A mo l mn d e lh e lr wa y to a n -oxher room un a sn :d o wn In a
sh ad o we d c o me r wllh mme h a pp yDu lc hme n wh o wwe s ma kln g a n d
dr in ki ng beer n t a round table.
Ne a r th e m a li me u r o u n o f E n g -lishmen were telling d mlln an d
gosslplng.Th ey said n m there......... ..-.n.. .\. ... .\» In Nam Am.
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mn un d c on vey anc e to the lhlp.
Ie would give th em h orse s an d a
uide to take them nor thward to
me shallop ferry .
innin gs, hurled g ood ban.
B la i r scored tw o i n th e :firsl
wh e n L u n d t wa lke d a n d Warric k
trip led,th e la tte r sc oring a fevs
mi n u te s af te rwa r d on a aacrifies
f l y .T w o m o r e w e r e s w r e d i n t h e
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S e r v i c e ' W it h C o u r t e o u s T r e a t m e n t
H. H . B r o w nFall
Dresses
Ladies' fine fall Wash Drae-
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lung sleeves.Choice
$1.00
We uv e you money on
Notionl,& h o d Suppllel.
Hu k r y ,Kildues G o o d 9.
Smdl Hlnluure, c k.
c u o a n mr s C AND Y
s r z c m .SATURDAY
Good quality Allartad (ioc-
ohte Droll, lb.---l k
Blair
Racket Store
general,Mr .Wouter Va n Tmlne r ,who sa t dri nki ng wi th a jolly bu r-
gomnater.Amos desc ribes th;lat-
ter in his diary a s "a proper lusty
mm, wi th a b rn ln li ke a c o r k an d
n body like n sponge."The direc -
tor g ener al s moke d dlently an the
domlnie u i d :"Her e are two__\ .......-..¢. . . . ' » » »l » A . | Ju an a 'l 'n \ |
¢ l B u u : w u n :U \ | l l n s u n n y . . . . - . - ,he bec ame the c enter of interest.
Th e c rowd gathered around him.Th e burgomnster led h i m to th e
big ro om an d i ntrod uc e d him ln a
humoronl speec h.Th e young ma nacceptedthisi n exc ellent good
humor.He summo ned Amos , who
translated each sentence atter i t
wlzh J i m Rosewell :md J i m tolu
hi m th at 1 wa s try ing to ef-copethehun| ;man's noooe waitlllii formeInBoston.o r course.he
cou1dn't help seelng me lust night.
H e n u told the dlrec mr general
tha t Pm a n ou tlaw an d a fu li llif e-
T h e p o o r .m a u w a s n u x l o u s t o
.. Q 1 _. n . . .. . . n . . . -h n l n l n f h a
1"e i1 "" "¢ 1 §§ `§ £0 mi" fi rS ¢i n th e
fo u rth .y las h singleii,b u t wa s
f o r c e d o u t o n J i m F a l c o n c r f s
I 1 \ - . _ 2 _. . 2 . . . . . . . . l n |» A n . f " l \ ( Pgr O u n Ul e f ¢U H Y I B u u l g w u ,n |: ||u 4 u 5P n l n n n n r i n s e c o n d .l l n d ~
§ s I ` " " w "" i ; . . . . , .
mo. In ll'. Fnlmner :nd Ander-WUFIDI IIICB JUBI. lulvtru num ArvnbOnnga to tak e an lhlp f or Holland.was spoken.wa rn n u n n lu l u r me u tu u u i ....,..... , "JThey are Protestants or substanc e "Greatness was a lwa y i bey ond news ¥Dl0°l| -n so n g ave 1
»-¢.__._-....-me I1nn.¢" Ilnhnrr nmnunrell " L i k e "I 888 th rou gh th _a t ~ d o g= [. _th; g gven fj
5; -H"-¢:;1i;|ther in
tl and an error by Lun_t
aky.""l am aa haw! al a caled lqnlr-
xel," Robert answered."W hen do
we s tar t? "'Tomorro w at eun rlu and with
a lmnll tent and a nore U! heel.
b r e a d md h ' l le d n n I! th e win g
keep s u p we 'lI da a lat 0 ' a lipp ln'd o n d a r k - 7 |m y er mi n d a
and :aaa mannera , wno nave c vmed o wn o n th e lee.They wi ll be
glad ta pay fo r entertainment
wh lle ma y a my he r e. "
The J elly bnr gomaater lpo le for
hla trlmd. lo p reoc c up ied with ma
pipe, lull bee r an d hla Lho uhu.
"God glve yon peac e," he laid an
be nho ok th eir h anda." Ta e n w
_ _ _ . m M . - n m m a h a n m m e
- .- W . ,..~-... ....-..-.__.mea l gr ea tn es s le c oma to me by
acc ident.l¢' s an lll Ill.I feel a lxdidon c e y ea r n a¢ o wh e n I pn !
o n my !e lh e r' |hneeclsee.H !
thr one la ta nnd ed on a h e m bu t
no HBS c ou ld h ave a talle r kln¢ ~
dom-lo veller la die s a nd mor e g al-
lant gentlemen to y le ld hu n hom-
aa e a n n n d u e rve e a a th a t o f th e
Amo: | n s\vv'€ \!." 1 wu n y eln ld me lh ll a lo n e n o w.W e th a t
hang-by c u llmn Ro se we ll J u n he-
a n o e h e wa n u t o k ll l y e o n t o '
hla way as a r lva l.D o n ' l le t nplag ue y e.W e'll h x th e a mz o '
th i s wo r r la r l. "Th e y sp e n t s e ve n we e ks ln lh ll
ll u l e settlement o n th e l m :l| »
_... ...._. .......».|.
on C< >bb 's hlt nnd a s i n g le b y M.
Fa lc o n er ad d ed th e f i na l a c oxe l n
Un nlnth.Warrick led the Blair batters
with a double and triple in three
trlpn to the plate.M. Falcone:and Andersen each had two hlta in
ll- a n h i m lm - th e ll o n n i e h l.chawln' that cud."
They Ipod away l t I u b n d
v n u I , u g cold Wind blinrln|
don the rlva- valley , L hdr ¢ood|a n d p r o v la io u l llh ld u Il l d e d
and Amos on th e n um whe re lm
eould manage G N Iteerlng level
and the rope.T h e y w a t in la m
( I c h u m taller : m a the n m
at times." F m llk a a m m o n a l a mtn lt '|runnin'away,"laid Ama
v m a laugh." S h e ' | i d t h b l
in a n teeth.a a q I dou't know
ha w to : mp he r. "
'Hey wen cola ml hungry vgheat a b end ln t he leo pla ne Ann
ste er ed h h c u rlnu n mn z a th o le
o f I m m shore a n d i l l d k d he
into rough lee hard by the bank.
"No w, o ld ma n , y o u mo d th e !
a wh ll " m a Amos." D a r t b e |
crazy m go Yo\1'd lt a r ve u l ld e a th - y o u busy old bird.W e'|
¢o ln ' to b u lld a nr e a nd war m u
and get a fresh hdd on happlnen
Th e y wen :ashore and guthere
wood.W lth n ln t a nd Un de r lad
pln c h of gun powder Amos :or h'
nn g oln g .Ne a r l t t h e y n t o nr w :of hemloc k b w s l m and al
tbelr mod,wi th n bottle or : M
wln e to h e lp ll a n lla wa y ,
" Th a t dlnner h u lmp n v e d t l
look o' the world," sald the planauhaarose and gathered n p t l
remnants."A mo s h a l n o f au lt 1
llnd.\Ve '| l :love h er o ut la te u
wi nd m d get aboard.Th e o'
ma r e w i ll b e a s b u s y a n a n mplsmlre ln a bout a mlnute."
Soon they raced ln to a dee
lhldowed vale between bl-gh nou
talnl. Ita c ry stal paving. nhdten
mm th e wi nd , Mg - th ln e o ve r lx
uf hard mo w .ers they m u
king of my nnllvn land.I only lane, MIDWI mar IN"ww-- -- - - - -wish xz wen my prempuve to ¢|¢lHD¢ma burning near the Bldr pl
km ul lu taullc nibgeqg, but I clbln.In Lhe nm t h u : M l m ml, o nenm bmw. neverthdas, un lwking -nruu my wen! m n mmm Sold-m M a n n
a t u m."ed lith fm! "Z 2""1':?!£'5._ ...|.as Kind s
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dc hudi d no tgi v n
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amen.Cobb
B e w u n p a p u h r k i n g .All t h o
Indies came and congratulated him
und made deep m i n u s u ma y
:hook hll hand. and nomo oifered
htm their cheek:w be li n e d .
Then they brought him !ooG In d
drink and uouvenln.Amos hugged me boy when they
went to their room.°'l nm pmud o*ye!"he ex-
clnlmed."W hen somet hin' rm tp
he mid ya know what to m y u
Bmlih AIA"
They rea ched the |hlp'| dh vt!!
n o I a m m m h e r r m - l m m p m n
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immediately ld ie d Robert n d
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" " " I f e m s t t m t a u , " i l l i h t l s o s
#li b a c h u c k le a n d n d i r t M h i !
n o t "' I " h u o '| # i ti l o ' h lno r y b e
h l n l th i ! . l w r r m 0 ' n u . P e w u nln r lld l c old o l n u hands.She
' g ts n d i fo r y o | | ' i n 't b l whole
town.H e kn ows th at she ts ln
. l o n wi th ye.H e come hers to
show he r tha t he'| at better ms n
than y on be.He 'll ma ke o ut tha tpo c on f e lle d to h lm. bu t Pe a r !! ll
no fool.S h e ' ll wr h i m a w w. "
Th e Du tc h ma n mor e whe n the y
to ld h i m o f th e vudt ol'the I r o
qnols hunters."I t I ha d be en he re tne y wo uld
hav! been more c areful of their ho
havlor.'They are llk e nnlntshl.
quic k to see tt lf y o u a re a llttla
sc ared of them.Then they 'll walkon y our face.The y k now th at the
fort 1| heh lnd me.They call me
the 'Son nl' Thunder'and I treatth om lik e a lot ol' sc hool boys."
The y h elp ed the Du tc h man wi th
his pac king. Next morning ln good
weutlner tht-gr loft .tha trading pam:
wl lh the Dutc lnnan and his men,
the easkn,bedding and kltc heo
utensils lashed upon nlerls.After
fo ur dnys of hard travel they
reac hed the fort on tt hlll o\r»r-look lng the Nor th river and a
stretc h of c leared lands west nf lt.
A t u llttle Inn they leurnod that
Rosewell had left some days he-»
fore In a slelgh.Fo r a week tho
river h ad been thinly le m.Theycouldonlywaitforltto h e we ll
covered."L e t _ver lungs rest."the old
pioneer sold to lloherl.."Y e tr us t
to Amo n i lls ma u n r d has done
n little r:onlrl\ln'.lle 'll shoot y odown to ope n water c omflablo and
as fast as y e wa nt to rldc .A ll
we need is lee without leo mac h
snow on lt,I roolton th ll northwin d wi ll p lll a s to ut ro ot o n th at
rive r ln two or thr ee day s."'Tho' revkonlnp; of Amos wall not
fa r wrong.W lthln at week lndou
slelghs dra wn hy horses werecrossingthe river,and the y oung
:folks sped over the glltnmerlng lc lplane on tholr skates.Bieanwhlle
Amos had mode trlen dl wi th the
village carpenter.Th e two had
hu llt s sled,wi th a beam of ua -
usual width and stout enough toc arr y a sh ..t mu st.Robe rt i ound
the m s t work ln the sho p.
"W ha t ls th a t? " he as ke d
" \_§_¢1'-slr,she looks like s
D a t dog.but she"s an lcebont."
sold hls friend." A ll she needs
no w ls s s ull a nd s pa ir 0' s h ar p
iron sho es that' ll g rab hold o' tho
Ice.She'll he rigged proper to-nlght.I don' t k now how y e fe el.
bu t Amo s h a l na r y a c lou d la h u
sky .""I sm as happy as s c snd squir-
rel," Robert answered."W h e n d o
we s ta n ? "
A Candle
in the
Wilderness
By
Irving Bachellcr
Qli o we r nn mwn y u m n m I n osome hnuIIn|_
Rounding e bend u l i l ! !v u
falling,they new ahead o f them
on a long,wide,nn tun n te c itheglimmeringwl n d m n 3 ' i
cabin.It was the home of | . Dutc h
lhepherd and tobacc o grewer.H e
md hll (e mi ly r ec e ived the m wi th
gg ; a n d we th a n f o o d e n d lo d g -
Bnovr fe!!i n n wln d le ll night.
Bo mu c h o f n th at th e i ee hu t me
no lon xe r o f an y us e to th e mn -
elen .They gave it to th e Du tc h-mnn.wh a took them many l i i e l
l u n the h u g Ice m y wi th hte
h u m a n d t u m s le d .A b a b y - h u t
had be en fa stene d to the me a ndt h e t h r e e m e n u t h l t . ' I ' h e l : r h v ¢
le f t th a n un d e r th e hi g h mx d u h
on the we lt shore.th lt b e i n g n l
hr me h e : ha u nt it p r ud e nt to g e
wi th th e we i g h t o f h e me ;F r o m
there Amon and Robert lhoulderedtheirpac ks end went on af o o t a
They t - m m :le tte r l m m the |
Dutc hman to th e D omlnle Bogar-
"Heart of
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Carroll's Cash Grocery
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Navy Beans,6 lbs. for 25c
~Syrup, white or dark, gal.491:
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Mn . E . H. B mw nl e o o mp mi e d
B¥.Bmw-i nfahe amrwo dnasday
a nb ui nn u.
llesdmnas Henry Sail md Will
Ryan ol Flo mme, v nma at the
w. C. Linden home Friday.
Mr . md Mrs. Byron McDonald
wan Int Taas day evening visit-
on at the Ed Olsen home,na l-
Ha m m.
ugh-Le rc yBuier v u ;lmdnus
ullu-i no mlh\o n'I`\1 e ldny .»
l(rs.C1mlles Whitfond spent
~ko lutwo e ki nllne o lny lddngv lri th
ho ms frlmdl.
The Guild of the First Iathuan
Kiss Naomi Walden,iouxfh
gnd¢taachar,spantthc.week~end
|thuhom a inPe nde r.
H i n a Ignglq uid Ebedllrtf
grade m m m Ln tha public
f Hn..1"'|-ad l w l s t h r k»¢¢ a¢f.¢a %\°»nn»:1 ¢°n»f» .¢.
s h t d r m u n h a r l n g f c x
Wlllhm Rat-hmmm, llnrrllllesh
An s t i n md B i l l E l l l s r o f o ml h l ,
spent Sunday with home folk: in\-hisdty.
Hr. and Un. Wm. Koch m d
four c.hlldmnolI.nun.l.Nob. :pmt
Inst 'Hmnday xt the Wm.Maia:
homnunweatsonth street.
Mn. (lhxila Hurdt was brought
lo the BIA!! hospital lut Friday
on a medical can und ll getting
dang nicely.
Mrs.R»obe1't'Petar|un of Blair,
underwent m operation at .the
n m E N T E R P R I S E |11
um A. mourns .r o u n -\!¢ll¢»1n ..We nentdrewu v .
vvervfllr l1!e
l x h t d u n w n d d n l m a t t a r¢ u » | » . w m ¢ ~ c n u u , n ¢ u . .
t d\e A e t d C o n l x ¢ |d '
I-lld:8 ,1 8 'I9 .
yuan.And
four ya n
dbement md
People of 85
mu m s v n ! m u n s mx-;;| :2 |i :1 : s -_ | .
l i l e a p e r i e n r s w
Local News
Mn.HolgnHm »ea nnddlugh-Lercy Bute:v u ;lmdness
t¢r,0 pdwuenhoppenln0ma hAu|l1erin0mnh\onTue|d;y..
|H¢SlblH!-l!-l(.rs.C1mlle|Whitford spent
a|
|-N pm t" m u' dull.
a t to neo another
gut back to cur
asuln-"
mud fo r lbo ut 1 0
it came :i j t a l t e r
ol emataonalhm, ex-
fanr 'od the v m
md under have livnd
84~lt'
Mn.Gold: Ban of Glenwood,
ru
Ur~lndMrs.JohnFlckmado|ndnesa trip ¢o Beatrio¢ln¢ntumlng homa tlut,|ll
e~'°=L*#':-|fw»=»~=~-|ub|ertydanl|n¢l\1\d"°fm*|dm"~lopm loeount.T h nam nd|\U8°l1**\\d
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d u l t y e a r s m a n -' w h _N O W t h e ~u r T u . _ . l L . . .1l1 ¢| 8. »¢f i n l Last Sunday afternoon vduiton
at dm i m. .. .1 \|»...1:\....».~\they dontimmv ll.1'l»D€l|ll..lll»n.n nbout ir.auf th¢\*'°°\=i?'*!.'9 P*"?'""° ntthn W'-'""ntthehomeo!Mrs.N. cz cm- purwu ls svwnr lxvng mwly-ur.M sa ssevmHnrold Taylor of 0rum» \ll1d"* ,m 13" Flidly by .25
w ma vm an appmdidds °"'°u°n.;$ for a woek'a vacation trip tonw Blair "°°P**" °" Twsdny umm-, w vue relatives ma-may1 the Frank i swine along very "heyy nt new scum.in Fremont gm, w.duns_
nm m 1; Vinton entertained ""~..P"'¥nm P-Fle w! "
sen and Helen Q§§|I£¢S\md;;
dtemoon vldton And supper
guest;at dm Cul Bumulseuhmm, mu' Omm.
Hr- nnd Mrs. Glen C. JohnsonandlittledaughterofNdlgh,un......... »|\..-..__ ._._~__
mme:wen Mesdnxnen JackCrvwdy of Blnlr, Ham Lebbm ofBennington,and Victor Johnson
ol Orum.
Mr. and Mn. Ed Chrlnenun
md family. who Hedda :long theBench ma and Mr. and Mrs. lm.
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¢ r l r » d o n n ¢ \ : °m u
x » ¢ a ¢ m b » ¢ f ¢ p u f , n w m| ¢ . m
h ture slrttho é e dgnnhd wb-
t u n h n h n d t \ l l ¢\ ¢ a l | -
Ui l l x zm a d s u p a n o l c h n e n a -h i d h e t w u mt h p u h l l l l l r Ind
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lenvea are nll drifting one vny.W hh weanesany-|011-Mo smo f the me nwhoo oudéni Mx-s.I.K.W i n¢ hs \l retnmod'Hr m d u "G°°
get my kic k out of gel! unless lnnsahzrday w the SoldienHo5ne'hmny w h a n d g x
the re wundo llu-o ne nda hole ,| a t Grand Is hnd Dfw' a P1 °\5 m° Unk; fum v m d
$6 N u n n ,m m u fo r ne ue ltv d dtwi th lm- s w. M°" ~1 1 " " " s . c u m y .'
pin md cue-pntts,thru individ~ hmily who reside south of Blair-\no th n a wun l mn t c h e q l n d a r d s matched m. m d M . = s . 1 ~ ' . A , u m - c i n a m d m u?rni=gs aa'
win.h m u m members a t *-'°°-om»\u.~v~=1n¢wW°°\\\°°"*Y*"'*g;,,,,,'¢;;,1;~
club. nm naw nhvlnr for 10 in -.-....... 'Adrian at the hams of hh __m_ ,____?',_,2m
r wnn ls av _ ue plnmlng on leaving Odlobsrfcouegaa r ~f d m r 1 ""f'§nf§§';,sul for Milford, Nab. w enter the
he week-and Th "nw" were former mident Soldlen Hola when they will
......., .......= wuuuy uvlmmg :or a man Johlnmen of Hlnir, wemlastfew dl!! v ldt at the Jann Bur-Sundny evening viniton at thad;-m m d John C.Anderson BnnsC.Raam\usenbomeonWBS¢
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This week we're cutting on the block
4-H Club Prize Beef
Rabcd by Richard Lqhpblcoll
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l = l 1 D u r .[ e i s " é ¢ 1 Z ; ' n , » ; ' a b r n ° ¢ i " " " ' ; '" " g , _i n t h i s
p l a y i n :n t s n .o n y .
0 n T o p o f ¢ h e H e a p A p o p n l a x s t a k e l n c o n t x - a z t l s _M h .A r t h u r w _A m 1 ¢ n o n A n d
n o w a t e n t h o f a o e n t ,a n d n o
"It'| an m wind amz blows no apologies.Stores Bay W *° !
good"--ls a n old mo m, but np-
parently u true wdly as ever.
Whoever would have thought we
should be rejoicing over any phase
ol this depression business?Yet,
that is exactly what Dr. Harold J.
Bmp r .Health Commissioner of
Cleveland, is doing;because he
Ends in that dty considerable de-
cline in disease with the general
health of the people there greatly
improved.His theory is that peo-
ple eat less in times like these,
t their duet contains fewer
great many women discuss
whether or not a dress will be ln
nyle next season.Pretty steno~
graphers have been discovered
wearing service-weight stockingl.
A Broadway blonde tried tn
break into Paris, presumably be-
cause the plckihgs in New Yorla
were unsatisfactory,Revues are
wking about a $8 top.'l'en-:ent
cigars are being enjoyed.Rea-
tsumnts are trying the experl~
ment of telling you to eat all
ou want for 60 cents.I t is* M `yluxuries and that hmm is improv-'possible to attend a social gather-~
ed by pleln food.fhrefully p ed meals cost
less money.The less one spends
for food the more important mllkbecomes.Mi lk i s all m d .no
.The least amounts of food
ch can be wed with safety are
Every Meal:milk for the chll<
ing at the heme n! n neighbor,
whose income you hsgpen to
know is not excessive, without an
uncomfortable feeling that the
price of next month'|groceries
; ; _ ; f ' - 2 m m -Ddfting
You any of course that these
m a me (near Splker andE M ;»§ ",e .'i ndm» » o f nxnr,
were last Monday afternoon vint-
ors at the Holger Hansen home d
Mr.a urs.c h u.Gray andnught;-"and Rudolph Moachkn pf
Telmmab and Mr. and Mn WB1'
lace p\;g,é\ of Hennan, were Sun~.
dny guests at the home of Mnand
Mrs. Charles Gllllam.\
Mrs.L, c .Klopp attended a
breakfast at Lyons, Neb. last hat-
urdny honoring her sister, Elolse,
raently married to Mr John Cun-
ningham athletic coach of the
Lyons high sch0°|
Ruth Blanchard returned Satur-
day from a two weeks sojourn in
Chlcas° where her husband Tom
Blanchard is nlngmg wnh uw
Qemmmlwealth Male Qnartetm do~
ing club and ehnreh work.Mrs.
Blanchard plans to remain ia Blair
or s few months._.
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w l l l b e h d d a t t h e h o me a l l l r s .
H. B.Brown, Tuaday l!l¢m0~'1l»
September 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson
md family of south of Bl.alr,were
last Sunday evanlng vldwrs at
Lhe Edgar Rose home.
Mildred McCormick who ls tak~
ing nurses training ln the Cove-
nant hospital in Omaha, spentthe
week-end with home folks.
Miss Frances Gross and Miss
Pearl MscCumber,principals i n
the Omaha public schools,were
week-end guests in Blair.
Miss Rlzpah Douglass of L i m
:oln,and Mks.Raymond Krogh
were dinner guests at the W- C.
Linden home last Thursday.
Mr. a nd Mrs. Hwy Mo nke of
Fontanelle spent Sunday alter-
soon at the home of thdr daugh-
zr, Mrs. J. W. Blatter and family
.n this city.
of Glenwood.
Mr. and Mrs.Charles Barry
and baby ol Omaha, were Sunday
vlsltors st the Paud Barry home,
south of Blair, and at the Edgar
Rose home in this city.
Min.Grace Heller and Mrs.
Guy Axtell of Omaha,came up
and spent Sunday at the Dr. W.
M Hallar home.Mn. Heller wok
thsm back to Omaha Sunday eve~
nlng.
Mrs.Minerva Carter and son,Dudley, enberhlned the following
guests at dinner last Thursday:
Mrs. Wm. Llpplneott of Red Cloud,
Misses Hazel Noyes of Ceresco,
and Rush Llpplncott of near Blair.
diers Home at Milford has been
spending a few days with her
daughters,Mrs.Elzy King and
Mrs. Harry Smith and with friends
She returned to the Home Tues-
~ Nancy Sylvls of the son-
day.
M ....A u...sperm ma winter.Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holloway of
east Grant street are rejoidng
o v s r l h e u r l v a l o l a b a b y g l r l o n
Monday,Sept.21.Mather and
babe are seflinz along nleely.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brnmbaugh
and sons were dinner guests lutSundayattheArthurHughes
home in Cound Bluffs.Mrs.
Hughes is a daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Brumbaugh. .
Mr. and Mrs.W.w .Riley ol
Pierce, Neb., were guests at thu
Clyde M.Allen home last Tues~
day.They are also guests at the
Grant Allen and .Tue Lazure
Mr. and Mrs.Dick S¢rlcklett'
m d Bema and Mrs.Strlcklews
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Hart
of Douglas,Wye.,drove up to
Wayne last Frlday.fn vimlt Mrs.
W. D. Hall,a daughter at the
su-muem.They l`€hlHlod on Slt~
;fm. week.1
urday.
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This week we're cutting on the block
4-H Club Prize Beef
Rabcd by Richard Lqhpblcoll
Be Sure to get a Nlce Rout or Steak
for Sundays Dlnner
Call 113 » 114 - We deliver
North Side Store
JENS NIELSON. Proprietor
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Davis, lonner
reddents of this city but now of
Belden, Neb., is in the Immanuel
hospital in Omaha in a very seri-
ous ccndition and little hope is
entertained for her recovery.She
submitted i n an operation last
July and had taken up her teach-
lng dudes this fall when she was
again nricken.Blair friends of
the family will regret m learn ofher condition.
Be Sure to ¢et a Nlce Rout or Steak
for Sundays Dlnner
Call 113 » 114 - We deliver
North Side Store
JENS NIELSON. Proprietor
due to
Pretty
ht and
\.But
le that
u nor-
Mrs.Harry m m m of Fc. home of Mrs.Bertha Gollehon
Collinuf Colorado visited a few were Mr, and Mrs. Linton Pufier
days with her sisben M n .Fred and fami1y,W Peck,all of
S011 and Mr. Soil.On Tuesday Tekamah, and Mrs. Lucien Peck of
Miss Marie Human ol Fremont, this city.
visited at the So\l home and Mrs.Mrs. Minerva Carter and son,
Harmsen retumed vritl\herf0l: a Dudley entertained the following
at the
Mrs. G
Blair,
weeks,
Friday.
Mrs.
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" I W :nreau an u min e r :o r w r a r e J u n :temporary lapsesEvery Day: cereal, potatoes, greenlthe depression,and that
or'ye1low vegeu_|;1eB,_g5~g1n, to_£|:a~|ao;|}} tiling!! ~ be all ~
wa or oranges for enudren; '1'wolwe'll go to the circus again
in Four Times a Week: Tomatnes shall we?lsn't it possibl
for all, drisd beans, peas or pea- we are simply returning t
nuts, eggs-especiudly for children mal times?L. F. States and
--~lean meat, fish, potdtry, cheese.Beibre the war, we were'
Amounts to mit the size of family. sonahly frugal people.A
Simple,plain foods these-~but in moderate circumstances
they offer protection a n d ~spend five hundred to a ~
'a rea- visit with relatives i n Dodge Blair teachers at
woman county-home last Sunday:didn'¢Mrs Anna Goodrirh.who has Langley,Pe rm L
ouaand been risiting relatives and irienf|S Bessie Eberhart.
Misses Lud|¢['f°""° E.: Normurlata last ~#[utchinson
|1'¢Ir. and Mn. w. .1ne a nn at a c o s: ln ite ep mg W i m u lu o ua r a a y e a r o n personal r a r o u n u n e n n a u ,Dl.l¢l|\»s u v " " -m r .° . I _ _ ,..a.l f k n | n n r n n N l 1191 bI'1 J'| »h Ef'I. ". .. l x.
returned Saturday night (rom a
nice vacation by nnmmobile out (0
Denver, Estes Park and other wee.
tern points of interest.
Last Sunday dinner guests at
the Frank Jahnel home near Ken-
nard were,Mr.and Mrs.Byron
McDonald of Blnlr. Mr. and Mrs.
John Krueger and family and
Mr. and Mrs.Dave Krueger,all
of near Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Loy Sappenfleldpf
Tecumseh,came hat Saturday
and visited at the Harry Sappgn-
field and Carl Pieper homes end
with other relatives and friends
in the vicinity of Bldr.They re-
turned home on Monday._
Mrs.Peter Reeh entertained a
number of ladies at her home on
Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Christina Oye and John Von
Lanldn, both of Tnsoola, Ill., and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baker of Ar-
thur, Ill.The albemoon wu spent
visiting and a delicious lunch was
served.Those present beside the
shove mentioned were Mesdunes
George Von Lnnldn,' (hd Kovgr-
man, Henry Loxenzen of near Cal-
houn,Peter Siert,g m W u l f ,
Henry Wrlch,Anna aggg and
George m s of southwest o l
Blair.
With Tir
so 1 low
buy a
A whole sef
of Goodyear
Pathiinders fo
Everyone known dnt one of the big lhrilla
of getdng 1 newearisridingounewtireo
all around..
Today new Goodyean arg no chesp that
SP E C I A L
Friday and Saturday
ent ear.
Yo u o m hnv e the s a fe t y -the fre s h ne w
tre ad-the :to ut ne w vi ta li ty of Supenwi st
c o nd - the honest mi le a ge o f Goodyear
Pa thi nden a t the lo we s t v dw i n hi s to ry .
It :nude no re a s on dm Go o dy e a r-wo rld'|
, » 7 ) 7 f l ~z a i f u ~ »
Stewart Pharmacy
»1. Harold Stewart, Mer-
Drugs Wall Paper Glass Vsrnish
Anson-rmhnz of all kinds of
F a c e P o w d e r C o m p a c t s
V A L U E S T o $1.50
Y o u r C h o i c e ~
Boys' Rugby Football
Complete. Big Value, Only ~
Fresh New Stock
Marquise Chocolata
I lb. net weight assorted
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A l i c e B l u e C h o c o l a t a
Fruits,Nougatine,Ma le W alnutsand Carmels.1 nfl net.
Y o u r ¢ i . . . » ¢ ¢ ~
Limited Supply
there..
The A.L,Auxiliary will meet
Thursday, Oct. 1.This is an im-
portant meeting und members are
urged to attend.Them will be
election of officers and discussion
will take place in regard to chang-
ing the place and night oi meet/
ins-Also the question ol raising
dues will wme up for discussion.
The G. B. B. Sewing Club held
their last 4-H meeting at tho
home of Msurine Linden.After
the meeting the garments were
judged and scored by Mr. Bates.
Refreshments consisting of water-
melon aud sngeliood cake were
served by members to parents olthe club.This is their first year's
work.
Dr. E. A. Masta of this city has
been invited to attend the thirty-
seeond annual convention ot the
Nebraskn Osteopathic Association,
which will be held at North Platte,
Nebraska,on Monday,Tuesday
and Wednesday,September 28th,
29th and 80th.A very extensive
program has been arranged.An
informal dnner dsncs will be
given on Monday evening in the
Crystal Room of the Howl an-
cey,and other speclsl rogznmaand fumes have been phinnod.
l n n n l u r .a n n | l l r n l . n n | 1 11 n n ;
|;-ffriceé
vhy not
|She and her husband didn'¢ blo\v | . u ° | u \ l ,. l L ¢ l l » | \\ u ¢ » - - - . --n f . . . . . . . . . . . - . . |M u n C n n r l n r h D l I 1 l l B t 0
mu 51in $50 at a night. club.They did-lelve
When political prophets uk n't spend more than they could 'for
you to vote for some new "slate altord on vacations-at least noticau
cure" for the woes of the nahon. much more.But we llved well
L u c a .\ A L | | u \ . | v \ v - - - . ¢rt h e l a t t e r p a r t o f t h e w e e k
h e r h o m e i n L o s A n g e l e s ,
read Ula following sane remarks
by David F.Houston and thumb
your nose at the professional
vote seeker who thrives nt the
taxpayefs expense:
"Some tell us that we are in a
new economic ern and that old
ewnomic lows no longer apply.
They told ua this in 1929.They
tell os the some thing in 1981.
We owned good homes, ale goodfood, wore excellent clothes, kept
a maid who did the cooking.
housework and washing for a
lot less than $90 per month, took
in an occasional show,gave our
children sound education,enter-
tained, saved n little money and
enjoyed ourselves.
We hui to work ha rd fo r our
BL AIR FARMERS TEAM wms
The horse pulling contest nt the
county fair held the interest of the
crowd last 'Tuesday nftemoon.
A hmm entered by Floyd _B"'
ton of near Blair was the victor,Twelve teams wie entered.
The winning team tipped the
..M.\...,» oninmnnndn while the ;ET?What they lg; ~ pq Igfg 'i'2'§*1*|1=-v um to hola our Juli).1'hqa||¢,;n¢ {¢1|§.T'§Fu§£E`§4Biii»3vnd=
ents were out of work mon of
the tlme,an they always have
been and dways wlll be.'
We incline strongly to the be-
lief that as people gradually get
in contact again with cash money,
they will have acquired a new re-
spect lor lt.A nickel will once
more be currency, and two bits
will be an important asset.Peo-
ple will appreciate values and
look for them.1
The Amerlun lsoale o l living
does not mann living at the dr-
cus.It does not mean bein asucker.It does no¢ mean f-1%-K
for every high-pressure sadesznan
who tries to sell you something
you don't neegi for twice its
worth;
From now on,people 'ine go-ing to get thdx' money's worn(
They are going to spend wisely.
'rm me am tha t the y a re goi ng
to buy qunlity, not trash.Even
now, one ooualoully 'sea on
the me e t a vrelhdreaaed women
wearlng shoes of eubstnntid
lenther with honest soles, instead
in the vicinity of Bldr.They re-
turned home on Monday.
Mrs.Peter Reeh entertained a
number of ladies at her home on
Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Christina Oye and John Von
Lankin, both of Tnseola, Ill., and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baker of Ar-
thur, Ill.The aloemoon wu spent
visiting and a delicious lunch was
served.Those present beside the
above mentioned were Mesdunes
George Von Lnnldn,' (hd Kovgr-
man, Henry Lomnzen of near Cal-
houn,Peter Siert,g m W u l f ,
Henry Wrlch,Anna aggg and
George R/aeh of sonthwuc o l
Blair.
impossible,any man,bo find
cellnloid or even wooden been
while ycu are Wllting to drivu.
Some mmufnctuna are assum-
ing that beemse times Us bmi.
SP E C I A L
Friday and Saturday
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USED ~'rmEs
We have opened a used
tire shop,and offer al l
kinds of used tires for sale
W e do Vulcanlzing also '
FOR SA'l'URDAY'S_ SPECIAL
Used Tira $1 and up
The Bailey
Tire Shep
2nd Door Nurth ol Arndt Hardware Blalr, Nebr.
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Stewart Pharmacy
»1. Harold Stewart, Mer-
Drugs Wall Paper Glass Vsrnish
Anson-rmhnz of all kinds of
F a c e P o w d e r C o m p a c t s
V A L U E S T o $1.50
Y o u r C h o i c e ~
Boys' Rugby Football
Complete. Big Value, Only ~
Fresh New Stock
Marquise Chocolata
I lb. net weight assorted
...oR--
A l i c e B l u e C h o c o l a t a
Fruits,Nougatine,Ma le W alnutsand Carmels.1 nfl net.
Y o u r ¢ i . . . » ¢ ¢ ~
Limited Supply
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Washington County Fair Grounds
Association has this day made ap-
plication for license ua conduct
and operate a public dance hall
and amusement park at the Wash-
ington County Fair Grounds lo-
cated on Dot 41, Section 12, Town-
ship 17,Range 9,Washington
County, Nebraska, the same being
outaldg the corporate llmim of
any City or village in aald County,
all as provided by Senate File No.
8, Scanlon Laws of 1981.
A hearing will be had upon odd
application at the County Com-
miwoners Room in the CourtHouse in said City of Blair, Neb~
raalza on Monday, Septemberll.
1931 at the hour ol 2 n'c.\ock BJL
of said day, or as noon thereafter
as it my be heard.Dated this Slat day of August,
1981.George c. McQuarrle,
I8-2t County Clerk.
melon and angeliood cake were
served by members to parents olthe club.This is their first year's
work.
Dr. E. A. Masta of this city has
been invited to attend the thirty-
seeond annual convention of the
Nebraska Osteopathic Association,
which will be held at North Plath,
Nebraska,on Monday,Tuesday
and Wednesday,September 28th,
29th and 80th.A very extenalve
Program hu been arranged.An
informal dnner dnncs will be
given on Monday evening in the
Crystal Room of the Howl an-
cey,and other specslsl rogmmaand femnu have been phinnod.
my w e ~ o n ~ t ser.A wine buyer lwks beneathto l;e wma-It is T-he easy buy- the surface and demmda bonsai
er who Ls deceived by cheap ven~ worth.
Dunning-Mr. md Mrs. G|.\lo~
my ol Mama, leased Wilson Cafe.
Palmyn-Furniture and Under-
hklng Stun recently purchased
by G. E. Wemple,held formal
opening.
"They tell us 9lut'our inlti{u-Itions he mcnaced; that wa mln
speedily revolutionize them:and,
um, if we do noi.somethin:willthe revolufionist, the com
mnnist, or the soviets.
not tell us what they meanmpltallsm.Perhaps they do not
Imow.We know that apital is
#with saved to aid labor in the
pmductlon of further wealth.
That does not sam tn be a very
dmigemun thing.In fact, it has
been through haul work produc-
ing wealth and thnugh self-
denial resulting in saving wealth
that much ol the progress o! the
world has come."It in foallah to contrast api-
tallmn with communiqm or sovleb-
iam . There ll no such contrast.
The nad contrast in between lib-
erty or freedom Ind individual ln-
ltiative and ry;-muy,
"Soma of thnm,ignorant of
wlmtls n e a lly g o i ngo ni nkua dn
but much impressed by propa-
gamh, tell ua tha t Buda ha s a
nl-In and that we .must h i m a
li ft s! !tire builder - can give you tho
|,reltes¢_v¢lue for the price you vu-
More thm ever before-Goodyear Path-I
indekis rhnallbtfravlrlun tlunad dull.
Get n net and forte! iire troubles-nie!!
isofnthobcrgxinommler.
'iala.n.Th e y m y t h a t u n ~
;_ untipmd _plan and nndonal pla.n~NW b w a .w y z folly!What
man,or group of man,in thiscountry would know how to di
all, or many, of tha leading ac-
tivities 'of Bah mac nation; ma
who is so innocent u to mamma
that, if they were to make x plan,
our people would follow lt,un-
lnu they sould be made slaves?
Certainly the Federal Government
could not lormulnfe or dined meh
zmso (4.40-21) $4.98 m a n s u s : c u s - m s w s a w
a plm.It is none too successful
m dlsdmrging its oonstitutivpal
hmctiolu.It cannot even run a
routine business like thu Post
Office without a huge deficit."
l i l l l i i l i l l
fauafmam-
(Batkn, Duhon. Dustin & Os-borr,dverthdng Asé1=§-)~
'On n musty afternoon in 0 ¢ t . =
leaves swirl about erntlcally; but
if you wah:h them Iox' n while,
you will observe u m they all
drlft in one general directian.
We have been studying the
dri ft of business trends. There la
plenty uf swirl and confunlon, but
da y a re all headed one way.
Whmever you can get inside of a
man's mlnd and find out what he
1| thlnldns.it ls Almost dwnys
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E Glendenniiig 4The ciivua has come and gone
Garage.atthe amel and said,'There
:Mft no s uc h nnimdl We Want
up against the shell game and got!
mu k ,We ate too many peanuts
au! drank too much lemonade.
11m th-.kat seller ahowdwmed
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'Wa fod the elephants.We didn't 5 Washington Nebrpus up a dngie ddeahow.We
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Remember These
Outstanding Bargains
Turkish Towels §2;Zi'°'1,§.;';";.€°l':i°?_.?ff: 20c
Drapery Cretonnes £22 39 to 85c
_Suitable for Pillows,Chair Coverings, Daybed Covers, etc.
Ladies Cotton I-lose, i';,. 2 pr. 45c
Soisette, Peter Pan Prints;;°;, 39c
C o t t o n B a t s § f , ' : ' : : " ° w' : ' a , ' ° ° ' ; f . ° ;P r i c e d a t
f o r ts a n d Q d l t x
mc, 25c,30c,53c,63c,75c,95c,$l.25
Make our Store Your Headquarters forB L A N K E T S
ALL SIZES
cmLnm=:Ns° SCHOOL nos:z pair for 4s¢
S I L K ~ ~ A n e w l i n e of S i l k P al n m as s l f g ~ g g ,
RAYON FLAT CREPES New Pnllems igc a yd.
PRINTED FLAT CREP as 4° inches wide $1.25 to $1.95 a yd.
suzmvrzurss HOUSE musssms 79 and 89c each
CHILDRENS .SWEATERS $1.25 to $2.50 eachG i r l s r e a d y - m a d e s u n r r s a n d a n o u s l - s { s 1 . s s t o $ 3 . 9 5
SKIBTS $1.95 tn $3.95 each,BLOUSES $3.00 each J
Girls' and Missa' RA|Ng°ATS $1.69 to $5.50 aach
Girls' ammo FLANNEL GOWNS $1.00 each
'hook lor :wr name in fb! eds
Pordtnrs, mn and door mv
si-na m" n. se nde rs .21-of
Hr.and l n .Max Bain spent
»--y with relanves a t T° h r
For Bde-Hampshire been and
Holstein bull.Dave Kr°¢¢¢=f»
C. K. Bendort, lloensed embllm-
and umlertaker,Blair.Oltloe
~one, 161; res. phone, 188.s-u
Mr. ma Mrs . nm W ebe r a nd
~n of Lyons, nm me sunday at
~e home of Mrs. John Weber and
..y.
Mr. aaa mn. L. L. Snyder md
ttle son spent me Sunday with
Soydefa mother at Wood-
~e, Iowa.
K={=°= Fabric Glove ¢g;_,W°'==;
~,a new pmenA... styles just unlnrlwd at the
aahlon Center.
Regular $7.50 Permanent Wavel.
-and $6 NOW.Either OroK|"°l°
s p mi w ma P h m n w . l i m
a . P uma as-a
For Sale-12 purebred DIIXOC
ersey boare.Vwcinahed.Geo. K.
elson, north Walker Ave.,Blair.
hone, Red 214.so-u'
Mrs Henry Petersen,Mtsses
dred Petersen and m n m d
urger were last Thursday after-
oon shoppers in Omaha.
J. T. Nelaon's pure bred Spotted
ola ndChlnnwo wll1 bohe 1 d,,¢
is farm one-half mile north and
nefourth mile east of the Blair
~sm affine on Monday. Oct. 5.l t
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Debbert of
.»»--:~naudMr.andM.ns .Vlc-
~r Johnson dnd daughter of west
I Orum, were laat Sunday viadt-
rs at the Jack Crowdy home.
Ervin Tllden. who is attendin8
.. College of Medicine in Omaha.
work with the Allied Labora-
~rles,which with his studies,
- ~ps him busy moat of the time.
Misa Bertha Tiodje of Atlantic,
own hasbeen sguest a tthe
ome of her brother, Geo. Tiedje
~d Mrs. Tiedje the past two
- . ~Mr. and Mrs. 'Diedje and
~rs.Mlullie Berger of Ashland.
cb., took Misa 'Piedje to Atlantic
est Sunday.
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-
hone 47-Alloc Trlplett.Best
eauty work in Blair.Genuine
~enllatlc Permanente $5 and $7.50.enlng work by appointment--
eep your money at home--patf
~nize n taxpayer of Washington
ounty-it will pay you!
A card to The Enterpdse editor
rom Mrs. 0. Guyer who is visiting
n the east,states that she is hav-
.g a wonderful time, the weather
. very hot and she has been vis-
tlng in New York, Baltimore, Md.
.d now is at Detroit.She plana
. be home October lat.
A number of relatives and
rlenda gathered at the Oscar
one home west of Herman, last
~undsy afternoon fn remlndfMr.
one of his birth anniversary.ose present from this city were
~»~. Margaret Iverson and family,
=d ~ and Mrs. Lode Hansen.
The Coffee Club met last'l'hurs-
-afternoon a he home of Mrs.
~ete Soll with members pres-
t.The usual good time and
ce refreshments were served.
U ~. Wrn. Kuhr is the hostess for
~e next meeting which will he
eld next Thursday afternoon,
I ~ber 1.
Mr. und Mrs. Harold Smith ol
orth of Arlington entertained the
ollowing relatives and friends nt
~ nner last Sunday: Mr. and'Mrs.
~. w. Mderhenry and daughters
~f Blair,'Mr.and Mir-s.Walter
~ - ~rhmry of west of sun-, Mr.
~d Mrs. E. W. Smith and son of
~ ~at ng Herman.
Glr lw a n ta a n y kl nd o t wo rk i nl n a n ¢z'd¢y.m m a t 'nm
haf/grprlas.86-lt*
c. K. Bwdvff.emhalmi
ear and , Bldr.Oltloe
phone. 161; res. phone, 188.a -u
M n .Alta Bryant of Peduoih.
Kentnmy name lan 'IW-'dey for a
fswdaysvddtetthe C-W. Burger
home.
Mm mr.. Ne wki rk o l W es t d
Drum, is staying at the Alfred N.
Feer home,caring for Mrs. Fear
and baby..
";{°°f Fabric Gloves fgf_,W°=";
m.a new pmenot Fall styles just unpacked at theFashion Center.
Miss Ruth 'Ti1d¢n,who la lntraining at the Immanuel hospital
ln Omaha, spent Saturday et the
parental, R. E. Tilden home.
Mrs. George Kuhr Sr., who su!-ierred a stroke a couple Sf weeks
ego. u somewhat improved and isAble m be about her home Iseli
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nielsen
and baby of Tehmah.spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at the parental,
Paul Siort and Skov Nldsen
homee
Mrs. Ernest Torabl-Id spent the
rorepnrt of the week nt the homeofMr. and Mrs. L. Wykod ln
Omaha.Mr.Tornblad took her
down on Sunday.
The Blue Goose Store re~
oently purchased a new Chevrolet
sedan delivery which provides a
neat delivery truck of which they
are justly proud:
Mr. and Mrs.Howard Appleby
spent Sunday at the Arthur White
home in Bennington with Grend-
ma White who has been ill but is
slowly improving.
Mrs. Henry Siert and family en-
joyed a vddt from her son, Peter
Slert and daughters, Miss Kath-
leen, and Mrs. Mvdlle Klunerand
baby of Akron, Iowa,Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thlelloldt
and little son whmreslde alongthe
Bmch rosd and Mrs. N. G. Lind-
berg of this dty,attended the
Sonnty fair at Arlington last Tucs-
uy.Rev.W.H.Jackson,the new
Methodist minister, will be unable
to be here on Sunday. Rev. George,
superintendent of Crowell Home,will fill the pdplt.The new min-
ister will be on hand the first
Sunday in October.
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-Phone 47-Alice Triplett.Best
beauty work in Blair.Genuine
Realistic Permanente $5 and $7.60.
Evening work by .nppolntmen
keep your money at hom pat-
ronize a taxpayer of Washington
county-it will pay you!
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Petersen
have moved their lunch budnessinto the Frank Jenkins building
next door west of their former lo-
cation.The building has been re-
modeled nnd redecorated and they
now have nice roomy quarters.
Mr. and Mrs. Petersen have living
rooms over Cm-roll's Cash Grocery.
Mr.and Mrs.Harvey Simpson
and baby of Teknmah,and Mrs.
Frank Simpson drove to Omaha
last Sunday to see Frank Simpson
who ia eonflnd in the Immanuel
hospital.Mr.Simpson has been
confined in a hospital tlrdposttwn
months and is expected homo to-
day.He is now getting along
nieely but still very weak.
Rev. and Mrs. G.W.Ballard
and son, Mack of Crete attended
the eonlemxco at Omaha last
week and spent Saturda y unr-
noon vlddng at the Rev. E. J.
Haneock home in this dty.M n .
Bullard is a daughter of annum-
cock.Rev.Ballard is the putor
at Crete and was again assigned
to the some place for the coming
year.
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o u t w -i t h a b ra n d n e w u m m,model
For a limited time you get $1.50
trade-in alloy/ance on your old
lam or lantan.P
Tdce your choice of the stand-
ard Quick~Lites (match gengfgt.
ing)or the new Roto-Typa
(instant lighting).Either model
assures you the finest kind of
lighting savice at low cost.All
Coleman Lamps and Lanterns
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Bald maw for ada, }s4 por tan-
Pv M. Tyson.25-sc'
MFL Reed O'Hn.nlon W u ln
Omslu Monday on business.
Hr.and Mrs.W. P.Tamer
spent last Monday in Omnlu.
Hmlmn, rugs a nd floor eover-
lngs.Mathew R. Bmdorf.21-tl
Remember the J. T. Nelson pure
bred Spotted Poland Chinn we ,
Monday, October Sth.SG-It
Mr.and Mn.Carl Anderson
were dinner guests o! Mr. and Mn.
Henry Wolsmann last Sunday.
'l`he_W. jr.~ m m m
xml: for yum' :mm m use nun.
Fumlmte, mp md floor cover'
l u l l muwwn. Be ndv ri .2 ; -u
The Epinwpsl ladies report n
vary promnble bake sale [ut Sut-
nnday.,
Margaret Allen of Oumha, spent
lan Sunday at the parental, Otto
Allen home.
Glen McDonl-ld is remodeling
the ham on him plane and making
a nice gsnge.
Remember the J. T. Nelson pure
bred Spotted Po l ln d c u m nle ,
Monday, October au.as-1:
Mrs.0.M.Ireland spent hat
gfmaav at th. home 01 her mn,
L a o x m r y u u u u m m u n w -Chey ennesea dwheat/I5c per
bnlhd.Glmwi lno n.3|~2t
Spvtted Pvhnd China bo an
w a g h m g z s o m l l x s z n u m d .
Fnn kW i llo n.as-rf
S.W .Ch lmb6 ¥ l l l lmpmved
a l t e r b d n g c n t h e d e k l i s t t h e
forepa ttoltheweek
M n .Leonard Axfell nturned
home Wednesday nf ur spmdlnl
the forepnrt ot the week visiting
in Omnhl-
Miag Dorothy Gray, a teaishu- in
the Fremont schools,gpm;the
week-md at the parental,A.F.
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For Sale-l'hrr.'. acres of ground
in Prairie Park addition.Addras
1660 Keene Avenlie, I-'remont,Neb.
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Miss Josephine Robinson of
Omaha, spent the week~end at the
home of Mrs Rosa Love, west of
m m .Mr.and Mrs. Albert Schjodt
and family of w t of Blair, wereguests of the il Hansen family
south of town, ldst Sunday.
Walter Petersen and Floyd
Smith are spending the week at
the county lair ln Arlington where
they have a refreshment stand.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sutherland
ot this city were last Sunday eve-ning visitors at the parental, Ed
Hovendick home,southwest of
Blair.The Blair Cubs played the Rose
Hi ll baseball team on the Blair
diamond Sunday affnmoon.The
£i na ls o o re wa s 3 to 2 infa v o ro f
the Cubs.
Mr.and Mrs. Joe Lazure ac-companied Mr. and Mrs.Grant
Allen to Schuyler, Neb. last Sunl
day where they visited the Gus
Leyden family.
Misses Hilda
who live west
Thursday from
with relatives
Ainsworth, Neb.Rev. V.A.Bagley of Omaha,
will preach at the Free Methodist
durch on Sunday, September 27,
at 2:30 p. rn.All nn: kindly ln-
vdted to attend.Mr. and lllrs. Chris Wrich and
daughters of near Orum,werelastSunday evening visitors at
the parenlal, Hans Wrich home on
west Washington s t.
Fashion Center Fall Dressespriced at $8.98 to $12.75 in sizes
14 to 52 and 14% to 25%-ull the
smart new styles, colors, and ma-
tedals.Supply your needs now.
llir.and M n .Oliver Hudleson.
l r .and Mrs.Traney Bohs and
Misa Celia McKinney enjoyed a
fine chicken dinner at the Andrew
Bohs home, west of Blair last
Sunday.K. P. Hundahl of this city, has
been relected vice-president of
the National Lutheran Publication
House Managers'Association at
the eighteenth annw convention
held at Rock Island, Ill. recently.
Mrs. Luther 0'Hanlon was tak-
en to the Immanuel hospital in
Omaha lan Sunday aveningwhere
she submitted to an operation for
appendlcttiwon Monday morning.
She is getting along nicely and il
on the way to recovery.
Misa Pauline Hlles of Ft. Mor-
gan, Colorado,spent. lan week
with her brother, E. E. Hlles and
family at the Mrs. Augusta Sydow
home in this city.Miss Hileslssnurse in the Ft. Morgan hospital,
and returne w her work on Sun-
a y .
Wanted-A level 80 or 120 acre
improved farm ln uehnnge on a
completely eqwlinwd hardware
store including stock and hdldlng
and also a modem reddence i n
ume dt y a ll i n go o dt r n di n zte r -rltory.Hanson and Mehrens,Pilot
Building, Blair Nebr.86-2t
Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhr of
Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Japp
and Belvu Burton.
of Blair,remmcd
u two weeks visit
and friends near
v. o.. south 01 Blllr.
c. K. Beudnrl, lletmsed embalm-
or and underhker, Blair.Oitlcs
phone, 161; rel. phone, 188.a m
Hans Petersen and family of
Arlington,spent last Sunday at
the parental, S. P.Nlelsm home
in this dty.
Mrs. Henry Arp wled Tuesday
afternoon at the Hans Wrich home
to visit with Mira. George Kuhr Sr.
and Mrs. Wrlch.
Continuing Sale of New Fall
Dresses-60 and $12 values prio
ed at $6.7 Friday and Saturday
at the Fashion Center--all sizeo-shop early.86~1t
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Frahm and
family of west Nebraska street,
were dinner guests Sunday of the
Chris Staben family, wen of Ft-
Calhoun.
Mr.and Mrs.W. W.Riley of
Pierce, Neb., are guests this week
at Sunnmde, the home of Mr.and
Mrs. Joe Lazure of Ft. Calhoun
township.
Horace M. Pardon, son of Rev.
and Mrs. W. B. Pardun, departed
for Lincoln Tuesday, where he will
continue his studies in Nebraska
Wesleyan University,
Mrs. C. W. Christiansen under-
went an operation at the Lord
Lister hospital in Omaha last
week and is getting along as well
as can be expected.
The Bridge View Club gave ashower lor Mrs. Dan Moore ut her
home in east Blair last Thursday
afternoon.- There were around
twelve ladies present.
lllr.and Mrs. Henry Arp Sr.
'and their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kuhr spent
Sunday visiting relatives at Min-
den and Shelby, Iowa.
Mr.and Mrs. Chris B. Hansenwent over to Kehnard last Satur-
day and are spending the week
at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Robert Andreason.
Fashion Center Fall Dressespriced at $.98 to $12.75 .insizes
14 w 52 and 14% to 2655-an thesmart new styla, colors, and ma-
terials.Supply your needs now.
The following young people who
are attending the state university
at Lincoln, spent Sunday in Blair:
Carl Beclanan, John and Dorothy
Jensen and Fredricka Matthiesen.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walters and
children of Jacksonville,Iowa
were last Sunday evening visitors
at theFred Long home.Mr. Wad-
tera ia a nephew ol Mr. and Mrs.Long.'/
Last Saturday afternoon visitors
at the Hans P. Wrlch home were
Mr.and Mrs.Albert B.Hansen
and family,Mr. and Mn.Otto
Wrich and children all oi Orum
vicinity.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Kolwrman,
Mrs. Christian Oye and John Von
lankin, both of Tuscola, lll., were
last Monday evening visitors at
the Ditlof Hennlngsen home in
this city.
Mrs. Ola! Olson and son, Robert
and Mr. and Mrs. Nels Broad, all
of Anoka, Neh.. came last Monday
to spemd a couple of days vlsllinz
.at the Andrew Feer home.The
laden are sirters.
The Busy Bee Club which was
to meet Friday afternoon,Sept.
25, at the home of Mrs. Wayne
vnhmn was nmmmned on account
W-, ..........Kayser Fabric Gloves for Wom-en, $1 a pain--large new shipmentof Fall styles just unpacked at the
Fashion Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caldwell who
ramlde southeast of Blair,were
Monday evening visitors at the
Fred lang home.
Mrs. Nels Gonna Jmaen and
Mrs. Christ F. Jensen visited Sun-
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Jorgen Sorensen,southwest of
Blair.
Mr. and Mn. Joan T. Gallagher
and Mrs.Herman Anderson ol
south of Blair, spent last Sundnyafternoon vdsdting with friends in
Omaha.
Miss FlorenceWok f,who is uk-
lng nurse's training in St.Cath-erlne'a hospital in Omaha, visited
at the parental, Carl Wol!! home
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Matthiesen returned to
Blair Friday d u r spending the
week ln Lincoln with 'ner daughter,
Ftedrlcka,who is attending the
state university.
Carl Bohn and wife accompanied
by Norman Warrlck left last Wed-
nesday morning for western Neh-
raska where they will visit rela-
tives for about a week.
J. T. Nelson'a pure bred Spotted
Poland China sale will be held at
his funn one»hal¢ mile north and
one-fourth mile east of the Bldr
post otfioe on Monday, Oct. 5.l i
Rev. and Mrs. W. B.Pardun
have been assigned to the Metho-
dist church in Dundee, Omaha, and
will be succeeded here by Rev. and
Mrs. W,H. Jackson of Newman
Grove.Mrs. Wm. Compton, of west of
Blair, was hostess to the Papio
Thursday Afternoon Club, at her
home last Thursday.A social aft-
ernoon was enivyed. followed by a
Gne lunch.Mr.and Mrs. Jack Crowdy of
this city atlmmded a watermelon
feed last Wednesday evening at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Victor Johnson and family ofwest
ol Onun.
Last Sunday afternoon visitors
at the Burdette Hancock home
were C. L. Pilcher and family and
Miss Ruth Pate,all ol Omaha.
Mr. Pilcher is a brother of Mrs.
Hancock.
Mr.and Mrs. E.E. Hiles and
family of Casper, Wyo., are mak-
ing an extended visit d t h Mrs.
Augusta Sydow and other rela-
tives.Mia Hilee will be remem~
bered as Hattie Sydow.
Misa Vera Lamb, teacher of the
Spike:sehool returned to Blair
Wedneaday evening, where she will
spend the remainder ol the week,
the school declaring s two day
vaoation for lair week.
Mrs. Kenneth George and son.
Billy or omaha,spent sunday
night and Monday at the parental
William Knhr home.Mr. GeorgecameupfromOmahaMonday
night to take his wife I-hd little
son homo.
Mr.and llln.Harry Anderson
ol the Splker ndghborhood are the
parents of a baby boy born at the
home of Mrs. Anderaen's parents
at Beaver Crossing.Mn Ande r-
sen was Miss Beryle Holmes of
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Ind flmil! a!_K¢Il1lll'¢|»_ In-. ""'!|I.i"u".I'fI|§'J§1']Triii'In§t Fddsy|m'I:.'fé".{a"1T fifliinir -T¢¢*l9l=»|Mrs. Kenneth George and son andHazelWullallofOmaha,were
dinner guests last Sunday at the
James W.Ryan home ol near
a m m o .Mr.and Mrs.Nells
Neilson of Kennard, were after-
noon vlsitors.
Dr.~nnd Mrs. R. c. Swisher of
Arlington, spent the day last Sun-
dlY a t the home ol his brother,
Dr. C. T. Swisher and wile ln this
dty.Dr. Swisher of Arlington,
recently raigned as pastor of the
Congregational church ln Arling-
ton and will move next week oo
Scottsbluff where he will servo
as pastor of the church ln that
city.
Mrs. C. D. Hovendick and chil-
dren of Davenport, Iowa who have
been visiting at the Myron Met-
zinger home and with other rela-
tives at Irvington and at Lincoln,
left Saturday from Lincoln to re-
turn to their home.Mr. Hoven-
dck met hh wife and children atDes Moines that evening where
they spent the night and continued
to their home Sunday evening.l t wlll be of interest to the
friends ol Rev.and Mrs.W.B.
Pardun bo know that Mrs, Pardon
yws selected to serve as the solo-
xst for three ocoadonr during theAnnual Conference of the Metho-
dist church nt Omaha.For her
numbers, Mrs. Pardun sang, "The
Grucllixion" by Comm, "The Good
Shepherd" by Van de Watar",.and
at a garden party for the minis-
ter's WIVM.at Stunt:MemorldHdl, "Julla'u Gordon" by Rosen-
I
afternoon, October 2.
Dress slippers for Women and
Mlsses, $2.98 in SB; Enna Jettzlck,
$5 and $6;Rohinhood Shoes forthe Children-the finest shoes atabsolutely the LOWEST PRICES
ln Blnlr every day in the year.
Fashion Center.Miss Opal Hsnsenf tencha of
the Vacoma school, went of Her-
man,returned home Wednesday
evening to enjoy a part of the
two day lair vacation,Thursday
and Friday, at the parental, Hol-
ger Hansen home.
Holger Christensen and family
of Chicago, llllnola came 'lnesday
ol last. week and are vldtlng at
the A. C. Debel home.They ex-
PG-'¥»to return homo the latter
part of the week.Mr. Christen-
sen is a brother ol Mrs. Debel.
Mrs.Burdette Hancock was
taken to the Immanuel hospital in
Omaha Wednesday of last week
and underwent an operation the
following day for tumor, caused
from a bed tooth.Mrs Hancock
returned home Saturday evening
and ls #Ning along as nleely as
ean be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Weston Long en-
tertained the following guests at
dinner last Sunday, Mr. me Mrs.Earl Walters and children of
Jacksonville,Iowa and Mr.and
Mrs. Anhley Cwser ol Loup City.
In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Conger drove on to Walnut, Iowa
in take Mrs. Conger'n deter, Mrs.
Augus t when home with them
fo r a one
ss and ia;nommiooa Shoes for
the Children-the finest shoes atabsolutely the LOWEST PRICES
ln Blair every day ln the year.
Fashion Center.Mrs. 1-I. A. I-hack spent 'Dues-
dsy at the Byron Bunn home,
north of Blair,caring lor Mrs.
Bunn and little daughter,Mary
Ann, who have had a siege of in-
mo ml f l u .They are improved
at this writing.
Fr-od H. Jensen and family of
west of Blair, spent the daY last
Sunday at the home of her mother
Mrs. Jena Petersen and daughter,
Hannah at Council Bluffs.Mrs.
Petersen acoomponled her daugh-
ter and family homo for o vlslt,
Mr.and Mrs.D.z.Mummort
and daughter,Gremhen returned
to Blair Friday alter sponding the
summer at Lake Okobojl and
polo in Minnesota.They report
plan y of moisture and good llsb-
ing ln northern Minnesota and
brought back a number of fish.
The Girl Reserves under the
leadership of Miss Willmore, will
conduct the forget-me~not drlva
for the disabled Amerloon Vet-
erans of the World War on Sat-
urday, September 25th.Through
the sale of this little blue flower
the money is raised tn maintain nservlee which represents the dla-
abled veteran before the 'United
States Veteran Bureau.During
the year 1930 thls sorvioe oltleer
nbtalned $115,000 ln compensation
for the disabled veterans ln the
state of Nebraska.
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mpsme o r u m u u 15.00 m a m m a m l m a m u m m l Be in e a w s m n h u , n \ a mwhile mmy 'athen will bri m: s s i n .1 th e c . v . s \ mmL r h o me o n n mn. . M » ..f .? ;.' ... ~'n m ! ° " °° | mn Sh i ' v w -' r m Mr. .n¢'s°Zf. mva.wgf.:.°|.°Lm.
utamp md dd enmddenbla WASHINGTONN0..n l\and up.At this 18° lit. Jo - 55332:Q iBip"6ilrii}§1'hereW\;ill |>¢"»¢}}i&I`i€'m vm °° vm md experience for ma Bonnie Lé Ji'El1E""zlen determined on a trip to Eumpe celabnu L. birthday.Intharm dmmh Sunday ewninz,'l0: lnéiuwill belpdlém mafadad- Sihlhdly nilht md su..'G`l'§ '35,
md m : m m h n m u through Mr. and lu. Chris listhiaun Sept. 27 At s o'e1ock.Bev. Bm!y m n: ' P°dn°" after his relatives here.the ale of qw mmm which 5, md children UPU* Tuezdly ¢V°~'Nid|¢n'l lon of Blair, will deliver Th,l\¢T-ml?z-Icml . and Mn. John Burgeag md
R Nl l rm d vn t e r untilhadcolleczed.Hent ont,tmd_n!ngntt\leBertd.se-nhome.'theaermam so Fmnnh and :en of Omnhn, were vidServe meat on pllttcrnnz- ing an b-mms mn an Ama ..?."' and "'* c. v.S ' w " : : `SIP: "" " '° """"'° "' °'°"" nm '""° Andreuen "'"°°" he s °ve g re undnynm 'l'i»n-fn .ma mn Qe A sn 4- |..4....|....... 1.4. ..u. auih iortunnh in nm" .M-L 4._
Beef Steers Steady 15-Zac |
Higher - Top $9.60 Aufulm nuns Lender.ronx anclrss axvsu ron 'pm a
I l l Rhtbevegahbleaand m d W m d ~u p . t Y l " O " " " " "* ° '* "" ' " ' l ~~D u n u n y H J u l l l l ;| | v l u l :l l I B w m vW H .~I u a I 8 I D D ! !t h m $ 3 0 n n u v l l l n n l l | h f o ' $ l i 1 »a t - w .. , » ~ . | 2 E E . ° " "1 .. . , , . 1 i' f ' . . . .# \ » h n I .S P 3 ~ .mi»»'e~aTa»» £i€°5¢ES|Buy your H.; .nmr nt *'13 'IZ'¢¢'|\Moss A LITTLE STRONGER
l A h e n l B . m d B h o » u l l . | n l ;
n m l m u u u o m l n m .
m l m h s u u o c u s v n d m
t u u u o .k d n n Ull-
Ghmld-
Unlon Block Ywdl.SWL 21.
1 9 8 1 - l lo n h rn Iw i ! u ma n m
de s t uo 16,000 msd.1-Mludsdgnlynl1m}t@§\n\mlf¢fofeorn!ed
1:>...|... |.. ntt9t\!¢ .l.||»t.m. Imt iuf the nnnlu..employed at Knsg\'|.
ln .md Mn.Rey Cnsy and
chlldmx and Hr . I nd Hn .c.B.llnnsen of Bhlr, vldwd in Ken-
nard Sabundn evening.3 Mr.and lin .Nic Frledrlchsm
md dmghtg v lslled relative; in
y moon.1 Mi st Ede n Be f? v u out from
Benson Saturday or n :hon vladt
lt the hams o! her mother,Mrs.
Elisabeth Berry.;Mr.and lbs .Frank Vybrlnl
and c hlldrm ol Dnvds Clt, -wg;Saturdny an un aywi
Hn. Vybrlsl'| mater and brothel-~in-law, Mr.and M m Hurry Ed-
lon Center-lugs ne#shipment
of the new Myles jun recelvedmdpricedat qnly 11.88, $2.88 and
$3.88.All colors ln all hudduu,
for W omm Ind lllndl.
Wmted et once:600 Women toJaintheFuhinnCenter HosieryClub-getting sllk rtocldngu free
appeal; to you don't. lb-well then
at all the details at the Fuhlon
nter in f today.'Puhlnn ter Winter CoatqforWomen-$16.76 and $25-all sizes,styles md colon.Select your
Coa t now-x s mdl deposit wlll
held it.I
n n u . W - 1 .~-- - -- --savory suoeolmoo is enjoyed er
peddly when the dl!! mv 'SHIP
md oool.The Nadonxl Llve Stock
a nd Ha lt s u m.fum!-tlwd mm
pork ndpel for nutiamn mall.
Pun Cho ps mn s pxwa
Purchuedx shoulder pork chops
Dredge with flour and season with
salt md pepper.Sea: both ddoa;
reduce the heat Ind cook ao mln-
m u .Pnt_\ lner of hot cooked
Pa rk ma ma , ma Ca bba ge
A pork tmdnloln uxudlywdgln
about sf pound and m l k u onel-\l'l\or m ma l l halpings.
Sprlnklg the " m m n u m b e r o f
tendddm with salt md bake for
80 minutes in a covered cauerole
ln \ modenta oven.Cut cnbhage
into small shreds and cook in rap-
idly boiling wn¢»sr~!o( 20 minutes.
.Plloo the tmderloln above thocnb-
h hi ,.; . . , . . _" ; j "- _ ...-" " " f `
w n n a m n l l t d c k i n t h o o e d n y u
u g h o e o u n t r y w u f u l l o l t n d e n Emil Godsch m d children ol
neu- Bmnlngton, :pm Thunda1
. m d n h y mm Everytrado m u w e d n z v i h Hx - . md M r | . W m
eve s t a mp w b e t r md e d i n l u d John of v m
bo be arelhlly comnldered i n
ordn no mah money at the bus-
lneu.~
Although Mr. Johumsm U not
in the budness to the e n mt
whlnh In lnrmnrlw s..¢Hll
mn mn :uw-, umm Sundxy anemoon.Mr.m d Mrs.Berks!Beneluxand Agnes mofpnd to Bldr Mon
da y w Agnes had some dents
.....-M n
|"»¢"1Yuv`§'€h¢§ej''-"5 M.-=-~.....M
r|Sgven!from he n went fo,
f Waterloo Int Thmfsdly w ummdl
- the Douglas enmity hir.M n .Elton Edmondson md1 dnughher, vxr x: Jeanne me um
° fompart of week fo r ti d !
home in ma, South Dakof-L They
zhnve :pant tha p u t two wsekq
- with rehiives md friend:here'land in Benn!
Mr and ...' :n.»~ nl... .u......|work dana
George Bode-.land at Knnnnrd
was visiting with lrlendn in Wash~ingwn Thursday afternoon.Mrs. Ben Gottsch Sr. was taken
to an Omdm hospital Samrday
afternoon.Mt.and Mrs.o.w.MarshallundMarain of Kennard,called on
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Sun-
day allernoon.Mr.and Mrs.George Misfeldtmd Mins Ethel Hin: were Sundaydinner guests at the J. P. Knudsen
home, near Kcnnard.
Mr. und Mrs. Dertel Bertelsen
and Bertel Jr. and Harlan Chris-
tiansen spent Sunday afternoon attheLawrence Andersen home in
Omnhn.Henry llisfeldt celebrated his
birthday Snturdny.J. T.Chr£stinnscn's enjoyed a
short visit from relatives from
Texas last Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Gottsch.who is
employed at Seattle, Washington,was cdled to the bedside of her
mother, Mrs. Ben Gottsch.
Miss Irma Jeppesen spent the
weekend with her folks, Mr. and
Mrs.Hans Jorgensen, near Ken-
nard.
to lincoln last Wednesday on bus-
lnesa They returned Thursdayevening.While there, they and
an Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson,
former residents here.
The Colby Corner CommunityClub mat with Mrs. J. F. McCann
at her home last Friday afternoon.
At this meeging, final plans were
made for their exhibit which theywill take to the county lair,Theladieshavetakenfirstprizenn
their exhibit for the past. several
years,Mrs. Ollie Ramsdell cf Omaha,
was a guest of Mrs.Christina
Miller on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson en-
tertained Mir. and Mrs. Nelsen atBensonatdinneronThursday
evening.Kennard baseball fans were
given a special treat Sunday aft-
ernoon when pickup teams from
the bown's single and married men
played at the Kennard ball park.
The single men proved to he the
best players, winning by a 6 to 8
score.No preliminary practicing
was held before t.he game.
Floyd Alexander of Wayne,
audenoe.The meeting was inter-
esting and instructive and those
present went away with a good
working lmowledge of tha business
end of the Flemont plant every
angle of which was franldy dix-
cussed for the benefit o!those
present.
Mr. Rohn urged the Blair yah
ers to stand by their p t und
assured them that the only way
fo make the plnnt a success wasfo keep it atrletly modem.
SICK FOLKS IN KENNARD
Nomm JaneWard, daughter of
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Ward,was
taken sick Thursday night and is
under the care of the family phys-
ician.
Mrs.Watts,who makes her
home with Rev. and Mrs.E.P.
Bucher is also sick,being taken
ill last week Wednesday.
Mrs. T. E. French is at Waah~
ington where she is caring for
Ben Gottach who is seriouly ill.
ma. Charles Gottsch of Wuh-
ington, came to stay with her sis-
ter, Miss Margaret French who ia
slowly recovering fmm a long ill-
ness, while their mother is away.
KENNARD RURAL
JOTFINGS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minfeldt
and family were dinner guesis nt
the Hy llisfeldt home Saturday inhonor of Mr. Misfeldffs blnhday.Ervin Mueller spent Sunday aft-
ernoon at Frank Gaaser's home,Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rasmussenand children visited at the CharlieWrich home Saturday evening.
Mr.and Mrs.C`harl&Misfoldt
attended the Larkin at ElmerJensen's Saturday eveninz.'Fitz -'UP visiwd at the Frank
Gasser home Friday aficrnoon.
Mr. and Mrs. hunk Naeve vis-
ited at the Mrs. Geo. Nseve home
Sunday albernwn.
Mr. md Mrs. Wxll Hut and Al-fred were Sunday visitors at Jens
Chdnenaeni home.
M m Frank Ganer and Rein-»
hut spent Sunday evening at the
Loula Gorelnm hams.Ulf-and M n .Pele Runnuuen
and funily wen dinner gunna at
tim Earl Pitch hams Sunday,in
Omnha.Mr. And Mrs. Andrew AndersonhelpedNe ll Andanon celebrate
hh birlhdny Sunday.
CHILD SERIOUSLY ILL
li ttle Guemvere Hatzen h u
bam ill viih lppendicitis for many
days at the home of har gnnd-
parents,l r .and M n .August
Mntun, Sz.She was bldly burn-
ed two weeks up whm a steam
cooker blur up at 0-he lmao of her
parunta,Mr, and l n .Andrew
lhtxe n i l u miles a n at Ken-
mnd.No opendon wu perform-
ed u it v u de e me d i nndvlnhlo
by her phy ddm be aua o o l her
burns.
o now at A
"gunner Silk ;2,;;=»__;vg,~h;
the n.|hlcm Center.~
Buy your Hat nov at the I-'uh-,lon Center-large new shipmentof the new styles just received .nal
priced at only $1.88, $2.88 md
$8.88.All colon in all hcudslzes,for Women and Misses.I
Wanted at once:500 Women D0jointheFashionCenter Hosiery
Club-getting silk stockings free
appeals to you don't i well thenget all the details at the Fashion
Center in Blair today.
Childrens wide rlb school stock-
ings on ada at 154: a pair in sizes
6 to 9% at the Fashion Center intan shades.'
BBSIDENTS MOVE
Mr.ami Mrs.Henry Bnac k
mnved Saturday into | house in the
west part of town as the owner
of the propeny where they have
been residing for the p u t two
ysars, will move there from 0m|»
ha soon.
Horehounfl Candy
Horehnund candy is Hnvored
with an exlrnct frnm me Ieava ofthepl~n!knuwn an hnrnhonnd.
This plum belongs to Lhe mlm nm-lly ln d wan called horehnund or
hoarhound because of Ih r while.
downr ap pvn mn c e or the su -m a nalea ve s, nu gge stlng Mar ho n.- -The
Pathnnder.
work dana
George Bode-.land at Knnnnrd
was visiting with lrlendn in Wash~ingwn Thursday afternoon.Mrs. Ben Gottsch Sr. was taken
to an Omdm hospital Samrday
afternoon.Mt.and Mrs.o.w.MarshallundMarain of Kennard,called on
Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall Sun-
day allernoon.Mr.and Mrs.George Misfeldtmd Mins Ethel Hin: were Sundaydinner guests at the J. P. Knudsen
home, near Kcnnard.
Mr. und Mrs. Dertel Bertelsen
and Bertel Jr. and Harlan Chris-
tiansen spent Sunday afternoon attheLawrence Andersen home in
Omnhn.Henry llisfeldt celebrated his
birthday Snturdny.J. T.Chr£stinnscn's enjoyed a
short visit from relatives from
Texas last Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Gottsch.who is
employed at Seattle, Washington,was cdled to the bedside of her
mother, Mrs. Ben Gottsch.
Miss Irma Jeppesen spent the
weekend with her folks, Mr. and
Mrs.Hans Jorgensen, near Ken-
nard.
to lincoln last Wednesday on bus-
lnesa They returned Thursdayevening.While there, they and
an Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson,
former residents here.
The Colby Corner CommunityClub mat with Mrs. J. F. McCann
at her home last Friday afternoon.
At this meeging, final plans were
made for their exhibit which theywill take to the county lair,Theladieshavetakenfirstprizenn
their exhibit for the past. several
years,Mrs. Ollie Ramsdell cf Omaha,
was a guest of Mrs.Christina
Miller on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson en-
tertained Mir. and Mrs. Nelsen atBensonatdinneronThursday
evening.Kennard baseball fans were
given a special treat Sunday aft-
ernoon when pickup teams from
the bown's single and married men
played at the Kennard ball park.
The single men proved to he the
best players, winning by a 6 to 8
score.No preliminary practicing
was held before t.he game.
Floyd Alexander of Wayne,
audenoe.The meeting was inter-
esting and instructive and those
present went away with a good
working lmowledge of tha business
end of the Flemont plant every
angle of which was franldy dix-
cussed for the benefit o!those
present.
Mr. Rohn urged the Blair yah
ers to stand by their p t und
assured them that the only way
fo make the plnnt a success wasfo keep it atrletly modem.
SICK FOLKS IN KENNARD
Nomm JaneWard, daughter of
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Ward,was
taken sick Thursday night and is
under the care of the family phys-
ician.
Mrs.Watts,who makes her
home with Rev. and Mrs.E.P.
Bucher is also sick,being taken
ill last week Wednesday.
Mrs. T. E. French is at Waah~
ington where she is caring for
Ben Gottach who is seriouly ill.
ma. Charles Gottsch of Wuh-
ington, came to stay with her sis-
ter, Miss Margaret French who ia
slowly recovering fmm a long ill-
ness, while their mother is away.
KENNARD RURAL
JOTFINGS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minfeldt
and family were dinner guesis nt
the Hy llisfeldt home Saturday inhonor of Mr. Misfeldffs blnhday.Ervin Mueller spent Sunday aft-
ernoon at Frank Gaaser's home,Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rasmussenand children visited at the CharlieWrich home Saturday evening.
Mr.and Mrs.C`harl&Misfoldt
attended the Larkin at ElmerJensen's Saturday eveninz.'Fitz -'UP visiwd at the Frank
Gasser home Friday aficrnoon.
Mr. and Mrs. hunk Naeve vis-
ited at the Mrs. Geo. Nseve home
Sunday albernwn.
Mr. md Mrs. Wxll Hut and Al-fred were Sunday visitors at Jens
Chdnenaeni home.
M m Frank Ganer and Rein-»
hut spent Sunday evening at the
Loula Gorelnm hams.Ulf-and M n .Pele Runnuuen
and funily wen dinner gunna at
tim Earl Pitch hams Sunday,in
Omnha.Mr. And Mrs. Andrew AndersonhelpedNe ll Andanon celebrate
hh birlhdny Sunday.
CHILD SERIOUSLY ILL
li ttle Guemvere Hatzen h u
bam ill viih lppendicitis for many
days at the home of har gnnd-
parents,l r .and M n .August
Mntun, Sz.She was bldly burn-
ed two weeks up whm a steam
cooker blur up at 0-he lmao of her
parunta,Mr, and l n .Andrew
lhtxe n i l u miles a n at Ken-
mnd.No opendon wu perform-
ed u it v u de e me d i nndvlnhlo
by her phy ddm be aua o o l her
burns.
o now at A
"gunner Silk ;2,;;=»__;vg,~h;
the n.|hlcm Center.~
Buy your Hat nov at the I-'uh-,lon Center-large new shipmentof the new styles just received .nal
priced at only $1.88, $2.88 md
$8.88.All colon in all hcudslzes,for Women and Misses.I
Wanted at once:500 Women D0jointheFashionCenter Hosiery
Club-getting silk stockings free
appeals to you don't i well thenget all the details at the Fashion
Center in Blair today.
Childrens wide rlb school stock-
ings on ada at 154: a pair in sizes
6 to 9% at the Fashion Center intan shades.'
BBSIDENTS MOVE
Mr.ami Mrs.Henry Bnac k
mnved Saturday into | house in the
west part of town as the owner
of the propeny where they have
been residing for the p u t two
ysars, will move there from 0m|»
ha soon.
Horehounfl Candy
Horehnund candy is Hnvored
with an exlrnct frnm me Ieava ofthepl~n!knuwn an hnrnhonnd.
This plum belongs to Lhe mlm nm-lly ln d wan called horehnund or
hoarhound because of Ih r while.
downr ap pvn mn c e or the su -m a nalea ve s, nu gge stlng Mar ho n.- -The
Pathnnder.
uneven mo mesa som n e w l \prices strooa w 251: hither.Bw!-
m m new murm 89-60.'nm
market wu pr-u:t.l¢¢lly mud! on
emu md hmm md slow m un-evenly lower on stocker: and !¢¢d~
m .Quolauom on Cattle: Choice m
prime yearllnu $9.00®9.50: iood
w choice yen-una $B.oo@9.c0:
mr m good yeuunn $1.oo6a.oo:common no mir yearlinv :sooo
1.00: msny.warmed uv steers
spinach in a cuserola and nrnngn
Lhe chops on wp.Have ready ns
cups thin white sums md just as
you runove it from fha fire,add
two beaten egg yolk; m lt.Pour
none over chops and zplnuh and
zprinlnla libenlly with gr-abd
cheese.Plwe in a hot oven or
under broller flame to melt md
slightly brown the °h5;;¢-
Baked Pork psSix rib chaos. I cud fine bread
hugo on e planar garnished with
small npples which hnve been
boiled slowly in syrup for 15 min-
utu..
Lomb Chop.wizh Onnzen
(Serves 6)
Biz lamb, veal or pork chops.
melted butter, sliced oranges, salt
pepper,pa prlh.Trim la t fro m
thick chops and dip in melwd but..
ter.Oll broiler well and broil
chops 8 minutes.Turn and place
...__ ..-..._ -,.........,,..--....is kemly interested in stamps
md the vu-lou series which are
coming out.He displays 1
number of the new United Sta\ez
ser-lea, including a rare Red Cross
2 cent stamp,a Martha Wash-
ington series and numerous
others.He has learned the knack
of removing stamps from an en»
velope without teadng it i n my
way or the use of any irmru-
ments.
wards
Saturday to bring home his daugh-bera, Edna and Cleo and also Ruth
Irene Andreasen.Edna Frenchie
now employed b the Bee-News.There will be Le morning and
evening services at the Methodist
church Sunday,Sept.27.Morn-
ing worship,11:00; evening wor-
ship, 8:00.
The officers and stockholders nftheFarmers Grain and LumberCo. gave a free dance andjunclu qL|
ss.ou@5.1s:choice.vrlma heavy
beeves :a.1s@9.zs: choice tg prime
handy beeves SB.W@9.35;good
to choice steers s8.oo@9.oo:ful:
to :o od steers $8.'l508.00:cam-
c ru mbs , 4 tablesp oons? minc ed c d-q» thic k slic e of p ee le d o r a n ge o n
e r y , 1 tablespoon butier,1 t a b le each chop.Broil 8 or 10 minu tes
spoon minced onion.1 »;gg~1»»°==longer.S p n n k li generously with
minc ed parsley ,'A teasp p o u l- th e seasonings.Serve ho t.
t r v n u a a n ln z .M tensnoon sa lt.
Financially,however,stumn
collection work ls ;wt' intended
for one who must wor for a
living as it talnes time,lmibed
mtience and nets a smnl income.the pavilion S urday for their
employes, patro and friends.A
great crowd attended this annual
affair, Perkins space on the down-town streets being All taken be-fore 8 p.m.The officers and
stockholders asdstlng at the lunchtables included Fred Plugge, W. B.Rosenbaum,Elmer Wright,Nels
Lauritzen, H. B. Pluggc and sev-
eral others.On last Wednesday afternoon, anumber of Royal Neighbors met
to clean their hew hall and to
make ready for their next meet-ing which will be Oct. 2.The Ladies Ald have mnde plans
for their annual bazaar which will
be held at the Methodist church
basement Saturday afternoon andevening, October 8.Hans Svogerson,Harry and
Alma were in South Omaha on
budness Thursday.Whlle therethey also visited at the John Bur-
gess home.
Mrs.Be n Swihart entertained
about twenty-two ladies at her
home Monday af ternoon in honorof Mrs. Sarah Swiharlfs birth an-
nlversary.Mr. and Mh. Herman Kruse of
Bennington,vidted with friendsh a v .Q n n w i a . , n u n n i n o r
AFTER 40
bowel\ trouble
Constipation may very euilybeooma
chronic afta for1 And/rnycontinuod
oonsupation at at time of lik egbnng attacks ol pilm and s hostother unpleasant disorders.
Watch your bowels at myGuard them with garticular care .322
forty. Whenever ey need any hdp,remember a doctor should know whatis best lor them.
"Dr.Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin"
isa docInr'.rAolcsaiplion for [Ile bowels.
Tested by 7 years' practice, it hasbeen .found thoroughly effective inrelieving consupnhon and its ills formen, women and children of all nga.lt has proven perfectly safe cvcn forbullies.Made from fresh lunhvaherhs, pure pepsin and other harmlessingredients, it cannolgripei will notswken you or weaken y u; cnnbe usedwitlioul. harm as often as your breathis bad. nr when your "wg"-= iseoated:
whenever n hudachy.ilious. sassycondxuoa warns of constipation.
Da. W. B. C/tLo\v|:u's
c v n : l l )D F D C I M
mo n w m r steers |5.h0@8.15:
:ood to choice sbockrn s s n w
0. 15 : mr w g oo d awa ke n 5 4. 50 0
5.15:c o mmo n 00 t a k s w c k m
$3.s0@4.s0:mm g r a d e s $ 8 . 0 0 6
3.50 : c h oic e he avy teed m S6 506
1.00: sood w c hoic e t e e d m $5.00
@s.5o: mu- w load Ieeden $4.506
s.a0:c ommon w mr f eeders $3.50
0 4 5 0 ;stoc k c ows 51.7502 50.
stoc k hc lfers $3.W @5.50;stoc k
m e r calves ssz5@'7.25;m m
Pepper. 'A teaspoon celery seed
Cook the onion, celery and para-
ley in butter for a few minutes.
Add the bread crumbs and season-
ings and stir until well mixd.
Cut n pocket in each chop. Sprlnkle
the chops with salt and pepper
and rub lightly with flour.Seat
the chops in a heavy hot skillet,
browning the fat edges first. Fill
each chop with the dressing and~I
Onnge Marshmallow Fluff
(Servos 8-8)
1 cup cream,1,4 cup sugar,1
:np quartered marshmallows,1
cup orange pulp and juice.Whip
cream until thick, fold in other in~
gredlenta.Serve cold.
Serve Fruit ¢~w- at Home
When we go to a banquet or
dine at our favorite hotel,we
never refuse u fruit cup.At home
Iris, however, interesting and de-
ddedly educational as it involves
and creates an almost uncanny
knowledge of the countries, states
and foreign possesdons of the
world.
LIGHT PLANT BODSTERSHOLD MASS MEETING
(Continued from Page One)
-1
owners could not pay them and
that many homes would be soldto
meet the tax.
During the past year the city
has been purchasing a portion of
thc current used from the Iowa-
Nehraaka Light and Power Com~
pany.This was a compromisemeasure between the council und
the company brought about as fol-
lows,at the time the contract
wns made the power company was
making an offer of purchase of
the plant and were calling for an
election on the question.Not l'eel~
ing sure of`the outcorne of the
election on either side.a com-
promise measure was adopted and
the city purchased current for the
light load (mm the company on
FOREST FIELD DAY
AT NATIONAL FOREST
Every Nebruh person attend-
lng tha Brlf. annual Fault Fie ld
Dey and Plcnle at the Nebraska
Nsdoul Forest at Heiney, on Sah-
undny, September 26, le m reedve
two Scotch ylne trmsplnnts. Fully
4,ooo persona from all over the
mm ue expecfad to attend.,
The Held Dey is being held bo
give Nebraska people |.n oppor-
hlnlty w see what has been lc-
eompllshed with trees ln the most
barren aedrlon of the abate.Theforest includes 208,000 sires of
eandhill land of which 15,000 acres
have been planlad to pine timber.
A nursery o! 28 acres is maln-
Lalned for growing pine trees.
People at the forest for the day
will wltnesg a program of sports,
Lulkn and fun.A baseball game
between Halsey and Broken Bow
ls one of the Ientnrea.Guldes
will be available to everybody
tree of cl-urge
gave a very instructive address.
He gave facts backed up by lig-
ures of what the Fremont plant
had and in doing.After Mayor
Rohn's address Llglzt Commlsdom
er Wright of Fremont,made a
very buainessllke talk and explain-
ed the mmmer of handling the
business in Fremont and than
opened up a sort of round table
discusgdon and put in some time
answering questions which were
brought out by persons in the
ed off.
The cnnhmzt was made for one
year and will tendnlfe October
m .The majority ol the oaunnil
vm ln favor of discanilnning high
line nervlos md the nmlnz of the
plant for the generating of the
_endre load and |o notified the
eompany tht their nrvieu vmuld
be no longer needad.Thllbrought
up another question, that of the
lmtmllndon of a new boiler which
it lu clzdmed ls neeenury in order
Hut m uninterrupfnd service may
bs e njo y e dlnda eua e o lthe plnnt
FALL FEED!-urs DAY ocr. 9
wSeveral hundred wexbem Neb~
ruka lm-mera md livestock feed-
ers are expectad to attend the an-
nual fall »Feeder'|Day at the
North Plltte nnbstxtion on Oct-
ober 9.Murvel L. Baker, Anlmzd
Hunbandrymnn at the sution, an~
nounced the prog-nm for tha meet-
ing todu.Sixty head of creep fed enlvu,
20 had of cattle Ied thin summer
on nlfnlfa puture,lambs which
will be med this winfnr und hogs
that luv ; mn fed c om, ry e md
millet this mmmer will be the
chic!attractions At tho Fasdex-'|
Dly.The e rm feeding an is lb-m e ~~
~ s £21-,
accidents.
The pmponents of this last idea
also waged a campaign and on
last Friday evening invited Mayor
John F. Rohn of I"r~em_ont, m md-
dreas m mass meeting at the B. F.
D. Hall.The heavy rain on that
evening kept many lwny but nm!
a fair crowd was present.Mayor
Rohn was loaded with facts rela-
Kayser Fsbdc Gloves for Wom-an, $1 ; pair-hrgv new shipment
ul Fall styles just unpacked nt the
Fadzion Center.Continuing Sale of New Fall
Dresses-$10 and $1.2 vllnea prio-ed st $6.75 Fridny and Suturdwat the Fabian Center-all limes-
nhop arly.36-It
in the welhrn end of the Shia,
Baker nys.Sixty ashes are onint, 0) 01 them getting grain in
ul!-leeds!!while suckling their
mothen during the summer.The
Fegden Dny eomea :bout weaning
time whexrltockmen can mee the
difference ln the weight of wvu
and the condition u! the cowl.
N o r W M : u R n d l i n
Present-dny Americans hlvo no
n n un lnthor,
ex
time for hating,h a d n o n e u n -ln .w h o mu y h a n
p u d m e o w d t h n m w k n r w b m .
skewer the edges together wit.h
toothplcks.Lay the stuffed ehops
on a rack ln n covered pan.Cover
closely and bake in a moderate
oven for about 45 minutes or until
the chops ure tender.Remove
toothpicks and serve at once.
Roast Leg ul Pork
Remove the akin from a leg of
fresh pork; place on the rack of a
double rooster.Sprinklewlth salt
and dredge with Hour.Roast ln
a moderate oven for (our hours,reducing the heat after tha ment
is well browned.Serve with po-
tatoes, tumlp balls and quartered
apples.From white turnips cut
halls with a vegetable cutter.Boll
in sdted water until tender, and
sprinkle with chopped parsley.
Select potatoes of uniform size,
and peel.Boll quickly in salted
vnter;drain perfectly dry,dust
with salt, eover with s cloth and
keep hot on back of mugs for Hve
minutes.Sprinkle dl-h paprika
before aervlng.Cut tart apples
into quartera, boil dowly in Null
many of us seem to forget. how
we appreciate these little first
bites and we fail to serve them ex-
ept when company is present.
Get into the habit of serving n
fruit cup daily.It is delicious and
it is very healthful.Then again
it may be varied as different ber-
ries and fruits are in season.
Oranges and lemon juice should
he used ln all fruit cups for they
fumlsh the necessary tartness and
also supply vdtarnlne very liberdly
Other fruits of not qdt/e so de-
clded a flavor, may be vnrled in
almost any way you wish.Two
or three varieties ln addition to
the dtma fruits will make a fruit
cup (it for any dinner.Cantm
loupe and watermelon balls, pine-
applea,apples,pears,peaches,
gtmwberdea, raspbenles and black
berries are all popular ing-redlenta
lnthe frnltc up.Itth e s o uuu re -
qudrea that one or two of these ln-
gredlenta be calmed nthe r than
fresh. the fruit cup il :dll a dainty
dish.
SICK FOLKS IN KENNARD
Nomm JaneWard, daughter of
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Ward,was
taken sick Thursday night and is
under the care of the family phys-
ician.
Mrs.Watts,who makes her
home with Rev. and Mrs.E.P.
Bucher is also sick,being taken
ill last week Wednesday.
Mrs. T. E. French is at Waah~
ington where she is caring for
Ben Gottach who is seriouly ill.
ma. Charles Gottsch of Wuh-
ington, came to stay with her sis-
ter, Miss Margaret French who ia
slowly recovering fmm a long ill-
ness, while their mother is away.
____
s u m m m r ss n mr o o L | .E r :r o a
.Continued hom pan one)many lumps for a very few dol»
lun.Ti me s o o nta ldo nmnny o f
than/collections, however, na thq
stamps began no fade aftar asv-
eml rem e xpos ure to the light
and they ware eomequeutly proved
not genuine.Mhanwhlle, for fur
of being discovered by the govern-
ment and by' their purchuera the
companies lmd gone out of busi-
ness.A genuine stamp will not
[Ida when exposed to the light.
In orde r fo ma h s ure o l the
true worth of his p\m:haaei,Mr.Iolunnlen ibudlee auch :lamp for
levernl hours under a powerful
magnifying glass whleh clearly
brings out emh little maxk which
the stamp should luve.Stamps
are not like old coins, they can be
reproduced much more easily and
in greater qunntities.
At the ngu ol thirty Mt. Johann-
Izn had eolleeled A hm nugnber
Why do million
/ more people
H Latest Improved |
G O O D Y E A R m r n r i n n s n
:a p n f u a f a 1 5 1 |,, ,
audenoe.The meeting was inter-
esting and instructive and those
present went away with a good
working lmowledge of tha business
end of the Flemont plant every
angle of which was franldy dix-
cussed for the benefit o!those
present.
Mr. Rohn urged the Blair yah
ers to stand by their p t und
assured them that the only way
fo make the plnnt a success wasfo keep it atrletly modem.
CHILD SERIOUSLY ILL
li ttle Guemvere Hatzen h u
bam ill viih lppendicitis for many
days at the home of har gnnd-
parents,l r .and M n .August
Mntun, Sz.She was bldly burn-
ed two weeks up whm a steam
cooker blur up at 0-he lmao of her
parunta,Mr, and l n .Andrew
lhtxe n i l u miles a n at Ken-
mnd.No opendon wu perform-
ed u it v u de e me d i nndvlnhlo
by her phy ddm be aua o o l her
burns.
I
low
Price
BBSIDENTS MOVE
Mr.ami Mrs.Henry Bnac k
mnved Saturday into | house in the
west part of town as the owner
of the propeny where they have
been residing for the p u t two
ysars, will move there from 0m|»
ha soon.
\
For diarrlloafaud other infantileIlia, give this pure vcgetnble prepara-tion. Whenever coated tongues tall
of constipation; whenever Lhere'a anysign of nluggiahnm. Castoria has a
good taste; children lovo to take it.
Buy the genuine--wit11 Chu.H.
Fle£cher's signature on wrapper.
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W H E N B A B I E S
F R E T l§f£"'.Fb5'»T§»?T°*3
fretlul or fevurixh to
be su ng to d ee p.T h a n are soma
p\dma mgthar c annotpat away : But
I ..
>n < ifzu ~
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u .|~IAVY DUTY
>'; ca! °' '
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alI|I 4ll
au.~nerndf
Othealan- w w l n
Ll/¢¢l1n¢Gunmnud
n a n *-Qua t u oxuou nu nL H
n o- u su vu n
r l w a x ' r xn l s
Q . . m s~a n: I n s
l f l m
GOODYIAIS
the snr
h a p v v u l
s r n l m m r
sss,
w ~ m n - n r
Guararit »
mrnum
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uv*
A S TO Rl.=
nous snow IMPBOVEMENT
About 8,500 fresh hogsamved
Monday and met A im demmd
from all quaners at price steady
m A dime :usher man sammy
L
light welihts up bo $5.05.
sum ' AND m um s Lowx mA heavy nm om 5h¢€D md
lambs ardved for the vvenlnz du
ol the week.21.000 ha d md
trade was slow with bids and mes
:lady la 150254: lower mm las!
week.ht lambs wld n. $5.506
mo. and feeder mmm nz $4.506
5.00. Aged sheep wen \mch-anna.
ton was a visi§or pare Monday.
_.
A Docturls Famiyf LaxatiwPATLAMBS:mmm lambs
l m m m a w m m '`ce 85.'7506.00:yearllnu. ll!a n d s suo osfrs
FEEDERLAMBS: reader umm'
sm ua cna l a M M O S M : : md
m m rm . m m m m u n a'u m a u m m -soma nzsouni; Isl. ma w w w noob
-3.50: rn. mr to zoos! ll.WOI.00:mm md anna: was usomo:
\
hnedlnn ewes $I.5005.W.
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.~f »~f-HOTEL FONTENELLE
(0mdu Joumd~S1¢ockman)
There will be worlds nf nom
{or feeding purposes this fmll and
d l indimtiuns are tlut,here in
the corn belt,live stock feeding
operations the coming .winter will
be on a liberal scale, rather mom
liberal than a year ago.Feeder
uttle and lanhn are :mlb cheap-
er than at this time last year md
leer! of all kinds is conslderlbly
lower in price.
Drought and hot winds in
August cut down the yield cf
com all through the middle west
but the lust government repon, u
of September lst, lndleates than
in the great feeding aeetionn of
the country there will he more
corn than a year ~s°~The nlne
"surplus" states win have mae,-
B72,000 bushels as against 1,395,-
199,000 bushels lp 1980.Nshnaf
in and-South Dakota Are nbout
the only corn states where pro-
duction mn short of u. year nge.
I W " .Illinois,Indma ,Mhsuurl
md Ohio pnmhue most of their
feeder cattle md, sheep ln the
no ROOMSWH BATH $~
FROM €xf':§?}:,'»5w~»
the pl~at kn own an hmehonnd.
This plant belongs to the mlnl rum-
lly m a wa s culled hore hmmd o r
honrhound bec ause of th v while.
do wn app mmnve or th e stem a ndla va , a u gg vs tln g h o m' f r on . - -Th e
Pathfinder.
3 ..Aviation uni Motor Clubs.Oid f ashioned Hospilaflly Lux-~urious acammodations.Famous Dance Bandm ___ 1
}\ \:\nEpp!qr Hohl./. 3 ~
~~ ~O M A H A ~
* R Z 1 L _, 1 » S ff"H f
~.~~. J r r 15 x l
..r -,.....,~»r i d e " o n G o o d y e a r T i r e s ?
N u Imp;-qved thapeople who buytires, rather than
GUODYEAR M W "-|-HgR those who sell them, definitely have set-
s |n..1 tied t h e q u e a d a n a s t o w h o s e u m a re
Wutm dthe z e m m will be
heavy feeders thin muon.
Fnxhinn Cllmter Winhar Coats fm'
Women-$16.75 and $25-All dns,
Myles and colors.Select you:Cult now--4 smxll deposit willhold lc.
Wmbed at once:600 Women is
join the Fuhion Center Baden
Qlnb-getting dk do c ki ng! Int
lv wh to y ou do n't i wdl thu
525. All the details at the Faahinrl
ter in Blair today.
FALL PLANTING OF FRUIT
'mans NOT PREFERABLI
As a genenl rule. (all planting
of tnii t tre es in Nebnah ll nn
lo successful la vnrlnz :mi ng
me ndi ng fo mf. C. c . W lggm
ol the Nebraska Agrlqultunl Col
lege.Ha l l y l the autumn l m
winter are likely to be too dry fo:
the newly set trees.A eomhlmtim of cold weather and dry sol
l l not conducive to good roo
growth Ind ofhn full net tree
nufler matulally from winter in
jury.Imi ud nl pla nti ng ln th<
h l l ,Pmlessor Wizslnl " n g a
tlmtthnhs e a be held hy thanun
' r u "" ' " ` " ' " "the bat véluel?s.».l"'u mnjorhigpronnmonu-7
Od a r d n n hPfwcnlv n
S 1|| ,cars--they all wear m om -¢?,?,¢.,2I°+¢.?. than anv other kind. The E
s uuo-n (muo)" w e %2 i 2 §
u n -n o u n n )us-to (amen)us-an (mumL5-I1 (anusuc-lo (2815-50)n o -u 2 " " " °no-so azmuo
I|4»¢1¢¢.¢
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Tires
h i dn mlu s0vas|u aQn s.,u p
¢~11.40ll-50
yal l
1100Luo
measure of value in a product m ay accu-
mtely be gauged by has volum e of sales.
You ow e i t t o yoursel f t o k now th e rm -
nons why Goodyear Tires lead all others
so greatly. W e can dxow you!
Rosenbaum Service Station
dw mr mm-Kennard, Nebraska
10 1'u m | : . m v u r p u s n
Annincron Norms
OB; Duke: md IAD wxdm left
.week for "m g at Wayne.The Senior chu ld their in-
party at the sdmol heme on
dlY waning in the mul: room.
mes and stunts provided the an
~g's mm-minment 'rlmra were~ boys, 6 girls and the chapuons,
...= Bysong and Rapport, pra-
~¢_
m a m p » » x ¢ n w. » » u§ -.
f _ m ¢ m - i n n - m u y m m m i
children we n s w a y diana:
suc h:at the Harnhel h y m n
ome, nur'&'ekamnh.~Mr.nnd\i rl.Hnxry 'I'y lonm>d
.Renard home.Mrs. M. E. Winnt, Cluenoe and
~Lherine vdsibed at gh., Plxd De-
~m home in Nickerson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hebud spent
~e weekend with relatives in
ehraakn. City.Mr.and Mrs.Rhea Gillry and. 1 ~we n up from Omahl~er the week-end at the H. H.
'Ury home.Mr. and Mrs.Otto Grothensen~ve moved into an apartment in»~. Thurman Spanglefs homeRev. and Mrs. John D. Hummeldson, Warren of Lodgepole,
f»»;§=<» hem 'l'hux~sdny and Friday
t e H. W. Schoenger home.~ey were enroute to the M. E.
~nference at Omaha.Announcements were received
are last week of the birth of a
~u, John Richard in Mr. and ~
nl e tt Pla nck on Sept.15th.
II . E sc he r , wh o be e n i lla n d
~nfind to h i s h o me f o r some
me ,in repo rted an bei ng i m-
~ved.Mr .an d M n .Ma u r i c e m n i l m l l
1 ba by , J an ic e C la ir o f Oma ha ,
| |~ a n d M I S .G. A . M a r a h l ll
"' n |:~Q
Wanted at once:500 Women m
join the Fashion Center HosieryClub-getting dlk stockings treeappeals to you dnn't i well then
andM.iuGlndysBalmrvren ~nn-
da y d xme r gu mf .| o l Mr . mdM n .
<=»;,;==__gd nearTekam;h.
M'.om'fa yin0mlha atthe ca txle
andhorsomu-kat.
BENCH NOTES
Mr.and Mrs. James Pauluon
were Sunday afternoan vinitaré at
Center 'ln Blair today.Fashion Center Winter Coats forWonien-$16.'15 and $25-all sizes,
stylea and colon.Select your
Coat now-a small depodt will
hold it.
the Jolly Joker! Club Wednesday
afternoon.Mn.James Pnulsen
will be hostess Sept. 30.
~t the Lloyd Julmson ~me in
;;;=»= ff the birth anniversary ot
en o n.Wednesday e v e n i ng g g -at
the home of Mr.and . Sam
Stede tn honor the birth nmmiver-
sary of the latter, were Mr. and
<1_;g» 01 .h:hA.R._ Balahlamlly
lpen e eve-nng a e p mentd, C. B. Bunn home.
Martin Johnson and lon, Merrill
and Thorwald Johusenhad Tues-day supper with Mr. md Mrs. T.K. Iverson.In the evening, Ralph
end Miss Gx-we Ray were visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tucker and
family were Suhday afternoon vis-itors at the T. L. 'Decker mdFrancis Mehrena homes.'
Harland Mathews went to Oma-
ha Thursday when he will attend
Creighhnn university and live withhis brother. David and fnmlly.Mr.and Mn. T. K. Iverson md
_| . e ~ ~. ) | a | ~ . \ l |1 .
C1 ubm e twithM r|.A,E .Dlron
mphnthdrbootha ttbcc ounw
fair.Manda ByronBeard took
Blai r.
Mr .a n d M r s .Gu s Me n c k e an d
Mi s s Bessie Mp nc ke o f Te k a ma h ,
.|... ..\
Birdie visited Sunday afternoon
c hildren we re a mo n g those help-
ing c ele bratg th e bi rth axmi vers ary
of Osc ar Tha ne S u nd ay a fter no on .
\1 :I a :l
m ~ercy c r o so
h
£é§g'muna fa arrange thdr ex-
Miss Alayne Smith of Blair.
w u 1 guest o f M i n Maxinelathewu Sahlxday dght mdS\m-
fir. and Mrs. Opsl Beans and
|l c |n::ll Whitehame.~ ~ Mrs.F.Muller of Miss Hannah Jensen spent a
__[couple of days at the Art White
th e c ou nty f a i r to show baby
bc eves and she ep this we ek.
|z \°° ":
c hildren we r e Th u rs d a y after no on
visi tors a t th e Lou ie Gr i m m a n d
Harry 'l`uc [=cer homes.
n .0
homg.Ole Peterson spent the
sons spent Tuesday evening at
the Sam Steele home.
J. S. Oonety,Kenneth Tyson
and Ned Tyson drove to Fordyce,Neb. Saturday £0 buy stock pigs.
n ,..
c t.' m u h-lend!2 m£ " § ' s ° l ' ¢ ~ 1 ¢ . . ' " " '
Tyson md l a n g n e d v o d two
ca do adxo t1 '10 pi ¢| tmmFo-mb.s m é a y nxgm . M
wi llle e dto rmuke t.M r . md M r s . D . E . Hx y u w u r ¢
antextdned » . ¢ u » 9 . n .s u m
home;tOmxhnSundaydtcx-noon.Al a r i e u u w d o t r e l a t i v u m dfriend:e ldug a the r lnglu ts un-
a a y muwi pnrk lnh o no r o f the~Fredrlckaunboyx,Arthurand
Cha¢ erolSlnPe dm,Cll.l.f.
_ _ _ ._ ... _ ._ _ ._ -._ ... ... .-FT. CALHOUN
AND vxcmzn
M n m d M1-s.JesaB|ker of
Umnhx,ddfbd l t the Frank
AdnmshomonfewdaysthhweekKn.EmmlKa¢4:hmu'k||adKn.
lhryBouckm'cslledonMn.Geo.
Rdnsen'1'uasdsyn!t¢moon.The Binh' Telephone Co.h uenworldnghere,rvnrirlngthe
wa.Anumbe r o f L ndla fro mhe re
-_ . - _ _ . . _............
ugmmmak Sm; Dnuuu vnluen 1;
na w I Ithe Rum Ce nte r.
,°_§'"5;ggf Hat now at gg, Flah-
new tof the uw styles just received and
. _ _ _ - _ - - - . _-
ThsBenehCommmaltyClubm¢tv r l t . h l l h . ! A n F r m d l m T h n n -
dly afte mnon v i t htv ni v e ms n-
ba n pn u s nt . / I' h e ; ! t a ' n o o n 1 u
spentinquildngfor thahoate ss.
n a m n m n u n g w m u m x a u z
~r~... ..~=..sner of this place.Mr. and Msr. Glen.dren arrived Saturday fromIidt week
I.adwig'sF. M. Wil-
to Lansing
Ludwig and
1 ~'~g, Mich. to spend
th relatives.Mrs..rents, Mr. and Mrs.
. ..expect to returnth the Ludvrlgs ta spend the
' ter.Miss Helen Ormsby and Mrs.
.C-Lesinger of Casper, Wyo.,
~topped here over aight Thursdayor a hrle! visit at the home of theor-mer's brother, Roland Ormsby.
e two ladies were delegates to
e National auzdliary legion con-
ention at Detroit and were mak-
~iz the trip by auto.A son, Sanford Eugene, was born-Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gllfry on
~aturday.A covered dish affair was held
~t the Congregational church by
he Ladies Cirrle on Wednesdayvening ns a welcome to the teach-
rs ot the swools and as a fare-
cll~ to Mrs. R. C. Swisher,~lll leave this month for heromeat Scottsbluff where
wishor will preach.Dinner
> rvod at long tables which
who
newDr.
washeld
garden flow-
dinner,Mrs.
a shower of
remarks wereol the ladiesAboutforty
~lorful bouquets of
rs.Following theSwisher was givenharidkerchiefs.Brie!
made by a number
and Dr.Swisher.were present.The Veterans of Foreign war
hand
lmzo
parkwhen
gram
of Fremont,entertained a
crowd of people at the cityhereonTuesdayevening
they presented a fine pm-under the direction of Phil
Nelson, with John Gannon as solo-
ist.The concert was sponsored bytheFremont Chamber of Com-merce and the people of Arlington
were delighted to have the priv-
ilege of hearing this fine band in
dielr own park.Mr. and Mrs. Loren Badger of
Fremont, are spending fair week
at the home of the fonnefs par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Badger.
l r .Badger is having a week'svacation from his duties at the
Golden Rod Co.
1 ».I ..
Miss Opal Hansen of Blair, wasa supper guest at the Fred Bogart
home Sunday.
J. H. Johnson ,wg the week-
end in Lincoln with Mrs. Johnson.
The 0 . E. S. held thdr "gui"
meeting Thursday evening. MessrsandMesdames Vick Skov, A.H.
Pepmiller and John Jackson wereon the serving committeeRev. Shank vidted Monday with
friends at Decatur.
Mrs. L. W. Crurnbangh returnedThursdayfromEmerson,where
she spent a few days vidting rela-
tives.4
llk. and Mrs. Everett West last
week moved their household goodstoLincoln where they will make
their home.Miss Jessie Donaboo o! Elkhom
substituted at the Hancock Impl
ment office last week for Miss
Bessie Lyzholf who was having a
vacation.Arthur and Chester Fredrioksen
of San Pedro,Calif.,were overnight guests at the J. A. Jesper-sen home Thursday.H. B. Camreon attended the post
masters convention in Omaha ast
Wednesday.Mrs. Cameron spent
the day in the city visiting friends.Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mclfrideandchildren of Blair, visited in Her-man Saturday afternoon at the
French home.Dr.L.W.Crumbaugh made a
business trip tn Oakland Tuesday.
Z. Parrish returned to Hermanlast week.He has been employedwith a grading crew the past,sum~
mer at Edina. Mo.
Geo.Larson and Lloyd lewis
departed Thursday for Casper,Wyo. where they will visit rela-
tives of Mr. Larson for a time.Miss Anna Paulsen entertainedthe members of the J. J. S. Club
at her home east of here Wednes-
day afternoon.Miss Maggie Lowe visited Mrs.
Roy Andersen at De Soto Wed-
nesday.Mrs. Ned 'Ifyson had ber ionsils
removed Thursday hy Dr. Davie~
I
at the parents),Wm.Kruger
homeFtidny afternoon caller; at theMisses Anna a nd Elk Rohwerhome were Mn. Mari e lle hrem
and Kate,M n .c. B. ltlahrens,
Mn.Dom Fnhm, Le nra Kumpf
and Mrs. George Bnhwer Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kruger, Mr.
and Mn. Louis Lednger md chL\»
dren, Mn. Paul Kruger and baby
drcve to Tecumseh Snturday tovlnlt at W-he Dr. Curtis home
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Kruse and
children were Sunday vixibop at
tha home of Mn. Minnie |Kruse.Henry Rnhwer,Mrs.Hnrle
Mehrens and Kate m a m with
Mr._ and Mrs.Claus Ohn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.Frank Wal!! en-
fertalned at a family supper Sun-day evening infhonor of Betty3
birthday.
Pdnhr for Llan
'It you peak whu ll untmlf'
ma Bl Hn. the nn at ummm."you will he dldxy m spnklnltrniy.For the lnth m unddvoand noldl (INDI who um lt withu m m m . " - w a n in g " E u r .
Wm. B¢un, in mm-, Thursday af,-
ernovn.Mr. G. v. Bendle returned lan
Thuradn evening (mm A :Baking
tri in each.L .and Mn- la nia
and children Irom Nampn, Idnlm
HoHng'l;[;\§atrwhite.`
Mr.and Mrs.Walter Appleby
BUSINESS I)lRE€'l'0RY
foldt
As1\m1=ollx1end|h.md|b1r¢h~
dny mrpri le party vn Mn. ChrllJenna Weéneodny waning. Those
pno mt we n llr. md Hn. L o ui s
Al s o Co m e d y "DOG DOCTOR'
N E W S R E E L
One admiulon ldmil! hm psople
and at present is doin nicely.Mr. and Mrs. Will ffm visited
Wednesday evening at the DetldWulf home.Pebe Taylor took his thimn to'Arlington Monday and will have A
THURSDAY ~.
Bargain Night
»''||
:|5 I U ..
Blai r, Su nd a y eve ni ng .
Mr .Peter J e ns en is s o me wh a t
Imp roved af ter a wee k' s s ic k nes s.
Gr a n d m a Ho l s t e i n s p e n t s a v e d
g m lu s t we e k a t th e W i ll H a n s e n
Ome-Mr s. E rn es t Sp d c k was o pe ra te d
EAT ATv.»\x:rs PLACE
Twodooneutof
ROSE HILL ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Wulf and
Buy your Hat now at the Fash-ion Center-Inge new shipmentof the new styles just received and
priced at only $1.88, $2.88 and
$3.88.All colors ln all headslzes,
lor Women and Mines.
Fuhion Cmter Wm? Coats for
of Bldr visited Mr. md Hrs.Alfred Hansen and family Thurs-
day evening.
John Sylvia of Omaha, was a
Sunday dinner guest of Mr. andMn. Harry Smith.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Smith
called at the Elm Klng home on
Svndny evening to see Mrs. l¢1=\s¢.
who had just returned home thatdayafterspendng several weeksattheUniversityhospitalin
Omaha,
The Junior Mechanics dub was
entertained lt the E. C. LippincotthomeSundayallsemoon.Nine
members wen present.
Pnrl m sm
m m m : m a s o m asm vrc s
Auto Repairing a Sndllty
George Fallen, Mx. and Hn. Ted
Olinzel' and Hr. md mn. Bagley
Clements.ur. a nd mn . c m s u ; $ m ° m
and Virsfinit Ann Ind Hr.Hl l l lAndaman .md daughter of Omaha.
vdndted at the J o nu Blomberg
home Sahuday uvenlng.'
Miss Marie Ward is spendingthe week in Blah-.mating with re1~
atives.
Jack Petersen spent 'Dueaday
~i~ stayi~t~e ~urWhige home.~
xpmmnn LnndnF ~ ~ f e r ~o ~,~~e~r Her-MARCUS BECK
man.
styies and coloriu Selec your
non of Elkhorm were Sunday din-
ner guests of Mr. and lin. Chu.
Koenig and family.Mr. md Mrs. Ed Mencke visitedat the Rudolph Mencke home Sun-
day afternoon.
D R . E n w m ' r . mru m m m *
X-ny Savieo
Olicea in
sun Bmk Bldg.Phone 298 mm-, Nebr.
ning visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Detlcf Wulf and James, Mr. und'
Mrs. Wm. Ryan and Gene and Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Wulf of Her-P
CARL SCHMIDT
INSURANCEREAL ESTATE
and
Roy Hansen and Merle 'Ward were;'Thursday evening supper guests at Office inJohn Petcrserfs, helping' Jack rvle-I Court Housc
ho]~ in
LOANSOffice in Side Bank-Bldg.
~a~n.~a 1
Mr.and Mrs,Howard Apuleby
visited at the Arthur White home
in Benson Thursday.Mrs: Apula-
pla e uu nn doaeduothxt All
mightgowhocaredw.l|.n|.T rFm \a -hv ilita dhst
week at hom eolhnrds te r,Mr | . A. D . And e n ma t K e n nAl d .
R.I L Rasmussen l u n wa h
npraented the loenl chapter ul
the DanilhBmt.he:'hood n t t h a
convention at Dewalt, Mlchignn.
M l u s y l v h Brunton la a v u a nWednudny{orAnnA.rbor.Mi.-.h-i s ln fn euufixme he studies a t
thaunivetdty.
cod z od a w , s u a'»§'»=»in e o ln i n n ll ~-
tor Women and Ubin."
Summer Silk Dnueo-vdun
n s ¢ :aaa ma sa~the f'2.§ IZ ? :.M.
.. oil stove caught tire ma mus-
-ablaze at the Lewis laws~ome~Friday noon.The tire de»ment was wled but it was
-ey put out before any damage
one.
The marriage of Miss Edith
mith and Mr.howls Rehlllun
--~ of Pender, Neb.hook. place~t the home of the brida'a parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith at Pender,
Wednesday September 9.Mrs.Rohling taught the 'ith and 8th
gmdea here a few years ago.Mrs. Ernest Grenier entertaineda number of little boys at a party
Saturday afternoon in Mead park
in honor of her son, Edward's 8th
birthday.Games were played andthenlunchserved.Mrs. Eugene Bundle went down
~ Plattsmouth Thursday to attend
a party for nf girl friend.She vis-ited until Sunday at tha home ofher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Schnieder.
The busses have again changed
time northbound.'They are nowdue at 9:15 a. m.;12:15 p. rn.;6:80 p. m.Southbound, 10:15 s.
m.; 4:45 p. m.; 8 p. rn.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hayes spent
Wednesday in Omaha visiting at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.B. n. Smith.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooper and
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Rasmussen
spent Friday afternoon at theBert Oooper home at Tekamah.A poster from the 6|.h grade ol
our school exhibited at the statefair won first prize.Misa Leona
Raver is teacher of the 5th and
Gth grades.Miss Sylvia Brunton gave a talk
at the Baptist Sunday school last
Sunday morning,telling of the
temple at Southbury,Englandwhere the Sun Gods are worshiped.It was most inwresting to all who
heard it.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Triplett, Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Follen,Mr. andMrs.H.0.Cooper and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm.Rasmussen attended a
pinochle amy given by Mr.and
Mrs. Carl Cooper at the Bert Coo-
.1 . and J ~. Chril Bendorllnd
gxomaainé have nt:-lr n e d f f _ ~
ber ' g eeve wee ereat the home oi her parenh,ll r.
and Mrs. New Jackson. They havemoved tum a home which they re-
cently |,mlm,d_
Miss Elaine Katt, who in em-
ployed nt Hooper, spent the week-
end at her home here.
Mx-I and Mrs.Harold Webster
ma Joyee accompanied by Mr.
Webntefa mother, Mrs. Bert Web-
ster drove over from West PointSaturday and were supper guestsmd spent the evening at the Fred
'Rogert home.
E. P. Harrison had the misfor-
tune to have all of the fingers on
his left hand badly cmnhed last
Tuesday when he get it caught in
a cider press while assisting at
the J. N. Harrimn place.
nivenary of Mr. and Mrs.~. B.Cameron.They Wife invited to
dinner and spent tha day uguests of mr.and* Mrs. Howud
Ochletree at Omaha.Mr.m d Mrs.Addison Mqulermdaughwr of 'l'¢h.m1h, spent5 -- my at the Mn. Emma Millar
ome.
u m a
Over Fu-men State Bunk
Dr. Nnrmm K. Bathmum
o n o m r m l s r
Over th, Bid: Dru; Gb.pp m B l n c k u
Evenings by Avvilatmmi
<:.s1'.r..u.a0\unA a n c m o a
NNo. 1 11=4oA.m yNo. 8 7:40 P. H. daily ex~Walbmmd 1mm Sunday No. 111 8:85 A. u. my
o.6:58
N 4 Nq|1A M. am
No. z 2:00 P. M. dm; u-mam ma
apt Sunday No. 122 6:30 P. IL daily
BUS some SOUTH BUS soma Noam10:80A.lL 6:00P.l.9:00A.lL 12N
8:15 P. M.oon6:15 P. u.
HANSON & m m nim s
Pilot Bldg, mu, NebraskaPHONE Black 1s
hn r m¢ ¢n u l h ¢¢
Beemfltiel
n n n s f m s
a n n u l moons
huns S¢.v\e Cwked Mall
Bu Depot
204 Wdkzr Ave.
n n n m n n u l z l a l m
'ma ll o me o lm m m e r w u n( l l md m d b y l l m n c e n )
W e s xa h uge wh uti o r i ldur
P.8 .S lr a » e n. Pn | .
~orensen families.With theman
e Hans Sorensen Iamily the
~peut Sunday afternoon with H~-Mrs. Gudmond\Sorensen.
ll/Gas Gladys Bakr is visi v
er mister,Mrs.Kenneth =~
s i n c e l a s t ~Mr. and M-ts.yron Beard '
sons were Sunday dinner guests
~e parental, Frank Pike homeBlair.In the aitemooh, Ben]~ I
Beard attended the Junior M
chanics meeting at the E. C. Li
pincott home.
George and Miss Cora Be~
spent Saturday evening with »-
and Mrs. Sam Steele.Mrs.Mary Conety came Wnesdaytovisitatthehome
her son, James.Monday shew~
to vimlt with her son, Wilbur i
wile of Herman.Mr. and M
Wilbur Oonety were Wedndi~nftemoon visitors with Mr.=
Mrs. J. S. Conety..
Mr. and Mrs. George Hain ~
Virginia were wedneisy evem
visitors at the Ke nth Tye
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pike swp~
Saturday at the Byron Beard hoonthewayfromOmahawhetheir dx weeks old son had
covered from a recent operation
Sunday dinner guests at
J.S."Concty home were M
Mary Conety of Valley, Mr.=Mrs. A. w. Barge of Herman,
and Mrs.Harold Barge and \
and Mn. Ned Tyson.
Mlas Ella Morrison of Teka -
and George Ackerman of HermwereSunday afternoon visit~with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rutled
Mrs.Lars Paulsen and dau~
ter,Anna were Thursday a inoon wmltors at the Ras Peter~home near Rose Hill.Mrs. Neum Warrick was on
sick list the first of the week.
Helen Hnswell o! Teldlmah, ~~
s guest of Miss Ernestine Mcat the J. S. Conety home Fri~night and Saturday.
Elmer and James Dixon a
ed the meeting Sunday altern~of the Triangle Baby Bee! Club
A L O N G f u m
B O TTO M R O A D
Bury Tyson and Ernest Dixonwent with Imran Layman to thestock sala at Fnmont_ Saturdayalfemoon.
Mrs. Byon Beard md Mrs. A.
E. Dkon of f-be Sei! lmpmvement
Club, attended Lbs project leaders'meeting at the Blair court houseThursday under the instruction ofMW; Ryzpnh Douglas of the ex-
tenson department of the A g -
cultural Oollega of Lincoln..
Carl Sorensen, Mrs. Whit Wallace
and Mrs.Henry Sorensen of theBnagevxew Club were others fromLhde vicinity ahendlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sorensen and
family of Staplehurst, Neb., were
vidling oyer the week-end with
u m m A n s n u c rAND TITLE COMPANY
Banded Ahdncten
rnonn l5
-_ . - _ _ . . _............
ugmmmak Sm; Dnuuu vnluen 1;
na w I Ithe Rum Ce nte r.
,°_§'"5;ggf Hat now at gg, Flah-
new tof the uw styles just received and
BUSINESS I)lRE€'l'0RY
m a m p é w m x n r r . ~
r.undHrs.Uo'rmImym.mi.\\dchildrenwe n s w a y da mn
suc h:utthaHar»ehel h y m n
o me , nu rMr.a nd\i rl.HAxry 'I'y lo nm>dPnul,Mr.¢ ndl!n.-\'nma hT§ :a n
andM.iuGlndy s Ba lmrwe n nn-
da y d xme r gu mf .| o l Mr . mdM n .
<=»;,;==__gd nearTekam;h.
Mo nda y i no m;ha atthe ca txle
andhorsomu-kat.
cod z od a w , s u a'»§'»in e o ln i n n ll ~-»
tor Women and Ubin."
Summer Silk Dnues-vduag
n s ¢ :aaa ma :asathe f'2.§ IZ ? :.M.
Purmsm Hnfsouanmnntus
..¢..
. _ _ _ - _ - - - . _
Tha Bench Community Clubmltwithl l h .I n n F r md n m Thu n-
dly aftemnon vid; twelve msn-
be n p n us n t The dte mo on v m
spent in quilting for tha hostess.
The wa mmi re will bc he1d'8£
the hnmn of Mn. Gaulle Thin!-
foldt
A amp ol friends had | bu-¢h~
dny mrpri le party vn Mn. ChrllJenna Weéneodny waning. Those
pno mt we n llr. md Hn. L o ui s
.~cke md children, Hr. nndldrn.
George Fallen, Mx. and H n .Ted
BUSINESS I)lRE€'l'0RY
Pnrl m sm
m m m : m a s o m asm vrc s
Auto Repairing a Sndllty
c..
No.No.1a
mm
s1' .r. _u. a0\ unA
N11:40 A.ddy
7:40 P. H. dllly crmm Sundry No. 111
NanhhomdNo.4 6:58A.M.dlilyNo.2 2:00P.M.d|.ll1 u-apt Sunday No. 122
mm sus sqnzmmsa n c m o &
Watlmmd 1
8:85 A. u. 4111!
Eastbound
6:30 P. IL daily
BUS some SOUTH BUS soma Noam10:80 A. IL 6:00 P. u.9.00 A.8:15 P. M.M.12Noon6:15 P. u.
n n n m n n u l z l a l m
'ma ll o me o lm m m e r w u n( l l md m d b y l l m n c e n )
W e s xa h uge wh uti o r i ldur
P.8 .S lr a » e n. Pn | .
Dr. Nnrmm K. Bathmum
o n o m r m l s r
Over th, Bid: Dru; Gb.pp m B l n c k u
Evenings by Avvilatmmi
MARCUS BECK
In bn nn e n n (All li nd |
u m a
Over Fu-men State Bunk
CARL SCHMIDT
INSURANCEREAL ESTATE
and
Office inCoax! Home
HANSON & m m nim s
Pilot Bldg, mu, NebraskaPHONE Black 1s
hn r m¢ ¢n u l h ¢¢
Beemfltiel
n n n s f m s
a n n u l moons
huns S¢.v\e Cwked Mall
Bu Depot
204 Wdkzr Ave.
u m m A n s n u c rAND TITLE COMPANY
Banded Ahdncten
rnonn l5
xpmmnn Lnndn
EAT ATv.»\x:rs PLACE
Twodooneutof
D R . E n w m ' r . mru m m m *
X-ny Savieo
Olicea in
sun Bmk Bldg.Phone 298 mm-, Nebr.
LOANSOffice in Side Bank-Bldg.
Dr. Nnrmm K. Bathmum
o n o m r m l s r
Over th, Bid: Dru; Gb.pp m B l n c k u
Evenings by Avvilatmmi
u m m A n s n u c rAND TITLE COMPANY
Banded Ahdncten
rnonn l5Pill# Edt.mm-. Nair.
B- m m sn u ss ~
Inbnnncs »f Au nm
u m a
Over Fu-men State Bunk
D R . E n w m ' r . mru m m m *
X-ny Savieo
Olicea in
sun Bmk Bldg.Phone 298 mm-, Nebr.
EAT ATv.»\x:rs PLACE
Two doon east ofVi nwn -Bum G mg ax p m m n n L n n d nMARCUS mzcx
u o m m n A n s r m c r m
Office in
Co m Ho me
CARL SCHMIDT
INSURANCEREAL ESTATE
andLOANSOffice in Side Bank-Bldg.
Saturday at the Byron Beard homeonthewayfromOmahawheretheir dx weeks old son had re~
covered fmm a meant operation.Sunday dinner guests at the
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+
Also Comedy, "Don't Leavé Home"
Saturday Matinee 10 and 25c
Mary Conety of Valley, Mr. andMrs. A. W. Barge of Herman, Mr.and Mn.Harold Barge and Mr.
and Mn. Ned Tyson.
Miss Ella Morrison of Tekamsh,
and George Ackerman of Herman,were Sunday afternoon visitorswith Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rutledge.
Mrs.Lars Paulsen and daugh-
ter,Anna were Thursday after-nm-,n wmltors at the Ras PetersenhomenearR o s e ~
.sick list the flflt of the week.
Helen Haawell o! Teldlmah, was
a guest of Miss Ernestine McCoyat the J. S. Conety home Fridaynight and Saturday.
Elmer and James Dixon attend-
ed the meeting Sunday afternoonof the Triangle Baby Bee! Club attheCarlAndersonhome,nearKennnrd.Oct. 4th, Alvin Jacobs
will be host.
Mm._A. R. Beale; spent Wednes-
HoHng'l;[§atre
Bunn, helping wok !or silo work-ers.The Opal Reeves and ByronBunn families wan there FridayRalph and Miss Grace Ray wen
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
home of thdr dster,Mn. Mary
York, near Tekamnh.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hansen of
Omaha,spent Sunday afternoon
Friday and Saturday, September 25 and 26
|1' f _..-/f ==M A E T E S E ~ ~
'F A L C O N S ~ ~~
~L ~~<;~ ,u ,3f¢`1I~ Q .<c~ S )»
\B e s s o A N | E | . s .~~~
k n l c n n o o c o u r s . :~
THURSDAY ~.
Bargain Night
W ith Spencer T racy and Sidney Fox
Also Comedy "DOG DOCTOR"
NEW S REEL
One admiulon ldmil! hm psople
She i s sta y i n g a t th e A r t h u r
W h i te h o me .~
Mi s s Ha n n a h J ensen sp e n t a
c ouple o f da y s a t t h e A r t W h i t e
..;.g .u ;
Hr. md lln. Fred Hnnlnm mdBirdievidtedSundaym m m n
vnu Hr. I-lld Mn. F. Mulle r o f
Burt county.
Wanted at once:500 Women m
join the Fashion Center HosieryClub-getting dlk stockings treeappeals to you dnn't i well thenget all the details at the Fashion
Center in Blair today.Fashion Center Winter Coats forWonien-$16.'15 and $25-all sizes,
stylea and colon.Select your
Coat now-a small depodt will
hold it.
BENCH NOTES
Mr.and Mrs. James Pauluon
were Sunday afternoan vinitaré at
gi; Andrew Christensen home i n
r.Mr. and Mrs. Gus Menckg and
Miss Bessie Mencke of Tekamah.
were Sunday dinner gests of Mr.
and Mrs.Rudolph encke andfamily.
Childrens Wide rlb school stock-
ings an sale at 16¢: a pair in sizes
6 to 9% at the Faahiun Center intm slmdes.Fashion Cenfer Fall Dreams
priced at $8.98 tn $12.75 in sizes
14 in 52 Bhd 14% so 2655-all tha
smart new styles, colors, md ma-
tedals.Supply your needs now.
0
children visited with Mr. andMrsPad Padua um family wednegl
day evening.Miss Hazel Noyes of Cereaco,
and Mia; Ruth Lippincott were
Thursday dinner guests o f Mn.
Minerva Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pwsen nb-Qended a dmee given at the John'l'hieLfoldt home Saturday evening.
While.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Applebyand Betty visited with relatives in
Blair, Sunday evening.Mr. Peter Jensen is somewhatimproved after a week'n sickness.Grandma Holstein spent saved
days last week at the Will Hansen
homesMrs. Ernest Sprick was operated
and at present is doin nicely.Mr. and Mrs. Will ffm visited
Wednesday evening at the DetldWulf home.Pete Taylor took his thimn to'Arlington Monday and will have A
stand there during the fair.
Miss Marie Ward is gpendjngthe week in Bldnwdting with rel-
atives.
Jack Petersen spent Tuesday
night with Merle Ward,helping
him eelebralie his birthday.
Saturday at the Byron Beard homeonthewayfromOmahawheretheir dx weeks old son had re~
covered fmm a meant operation.Sunday dinner guests at the
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Also Comedy, "Don't Leavé Home"
Saturday Matinee 10 md 25c
Mary Conety of Valley, Mr. andMrs. A. W. Barge of Herman, Mr.and Mn.Harold Barge and Mr.
and Mn. Ned Tyson.
Miss Ella Morrison of Tekamsh,
and George Ackerman of Herman,were Sunday afternoon visitorswith Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rutledge.
Mrs.Lars Paulsen and daugh-
ter,Anna were Thursday after-nm-,n wmltors at the Ras PetersenhomenearR o s e ~
.sick list the flflt of the week.
Helen Haawell o! Teldlmah, was
a guest of Miss Ernestine McCoyat the J. S. Conety home Fridaynight and Saturday.
Elmer and James Dixon attend-
ed the meeting Sunday afternoonof the Triangle Baby Bee! Club attheCarlAndersonhome,nearKennnrd.Oct. 4th, Alvin Jacobs
will be host.
Mm._A. R. Beale; spent Wednes-
HoHng'l;[§atre
Bunn, helping wok !or silo work-ers.The Opal Reeves and ByronBunn families wan there FridayRalph and Miss Grace Ray wen
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
home of thdr dster,Mn. Mary
York, near Tekamnh.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hansen of
Omaha,spent Sunday afternoon
Friday and Saturday, September 25 and 26
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2 F A L C O N T ~~
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B E B E D A N I E L S »~~
Nrxw c zxu o o c o r - e vf z '
THURSDAY ~.
Bargain Night
W ith Spencer T racy and Sidney Fox
Also Comedy "DOG DOCTOR"
NEW S REEL
One admiulon ldmil! hm psople
She i s sta y i n g a t th e A r t h u r
W h i te h o me .~
Mi s s Ha n n a h J ensen sp e n t a
c ouple o f da y s a t t h e A r t W h i t e
..;.g .u ;
Hr. md lln. Fred Hnnlnm mdBirdievidtedSundaym m m n
vnu Hr. I-lld Mn. F. Mulle r o f
Burt county.
Wanted at once:500 Women m
join the Fashion Center HosieryClub-getting dlk stockings treeappeals to you dnn't i well thenget all the details at the Fashion
Center in Blair today.Fashion Center Winter Coats forWonien-$16.'15 and $25-all sizes,
stylea and colon.Select your
Coat now-a small depodt will
hold it.
BENCH NOTES
Mr.and Mrs. James Pauluon
were Sunday afternoan vinitaré at
gi; Andrew Christensen home i n
r.Mr. and Mrs. Gus Menckg and
Miss Bessie Mencke of Tekamah.
were Sunday dinner gests of Mr.
and Mrs.Rudolph encke andfamily.
Childrens Wide rlb school stock-
ings an sale at 16¢: a pair in sizes
6 to 9% at the Faahiun Center intm slmdes.Fashion Cenfer Fall Dreams
priced at $8.98 tn $12.75 in sizes
14 in 52 Bhd 14% so 2655-all tha
smart new styles, colors, md ma-
tedals.Supply your needs now.
0
children visited with Mr. andMrsPad Padua um family wednegl
day evening.Miss Hazel Noyes of Cereaco,
and Mia; Ruth Lippincott were
Thursday dinner guests o f Mn.
Minerva Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pwsen nb-Qended a dmee given at the John'l'hieLfoldt home Saturday evening.
While.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Applebyand Betty visited with relatives in
Blair, Sunday evening.Mr. Peter Jensen is somewhatimproved after a week'n sickness.Grandma Holstein spent saved
days last week at the Will Hansen
homesMrs. Ernest Sprick was operated
and at present is doin nicely.Mr. and Mrs. Will ffm visited
Wednesday evening at the DetldWulf home.Pete Taylor took his thimn to'Arlington Monday and will have A
stand there during the fair.
Miss Marie Ward is gpendjngthe week in Bldnwdting with rel-
atives.
Jack Petersen spent Tuesday
night with Merle Ward,helping
him eelebralie his birthday.Roland Ormsby were hontesses to Cameron went m Anmgwn wxmthe Emanon Club at the fonnefs her.l
'home on Tuesday evening.Fo\-Geo. Smith went to Ompha Fri-
'lowing the regnlur hguxipesa mqetf- gigy sg gqend a. few days with
ing the remainder of the evening mrs. smlm.was spent at cards..Z. Russell _q_I Wqahingtgrp, ~
{"..¢an|-mr:Wninnnn12 miles noxih ol Arlington.lost E. W. Buniic home.
three head of horsa on Friday Mr. and Mm Ha:
night when struck by a. bolt of Omaha, spent Satunlightningduringtherdnsbonn. Sunday at the Ben \Hnns C. Larson vho lives in the The Baptist churnsame vlclnlty, h two killed about a public supper in tl
the same time by another bolt.ing on Main streetMr.ancl Mrs Frnnk Snocleer ning and enjoyed a
IIBHEC Citv maart Maw
were up from Lincoln over theweek-end at the Mrs. lldry Hart
home.
'Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-
Phone 47-Alice Triplett.Ben
beauty work in Blnlr.Genuine
Realistic Permanente $5 and $7.50.
Evening work by appointment-keep your money at home-pat#ronlze a taxpoyer of Washington
county-it will pay youl
YQRK CREEK NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Mania Chrlntien-
uen and children were Sunday dio-
ner guests at the Jim Brodersonhome.'hlr. and Mrs. Elmer Thane and
children were visitors at the John
Rceh home last Friday evening.Arthur and Chester Frvedrlcksen
of San Pedro, Calif., and Raymond
and Kenneth Larsen were Sunday
night and Monday guests at the
C. H. Wllllurnnen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Jones return-ed home last Saturday alter spend-
Bge.Miss Emily Hanse n ot omni..
we s ngue e tls s t we e ka tthe lrs .
Anna Paddle homo.A large crowd of their end!
gave Mr. and nn. Howard
a clmrivari ot the Leach
home here Saturday eve .Fred Rogert is driving a new
Chevrolet truck purchased Baton
day ot the Jespereeu garage.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Burdiewent
to Omaha Saturday m d vldtedover Sundny with their daughter,Mrs. R. B. Daugherty and family.
Rcnnld,little son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Brunton, was qudte ill
Last week but il some better now.Mrs. John Andersen assisted Mrs.Brunton in ¢-Irina for him.
Chas. Swartz of Emerson, cameThursday uw oct as temponry de~
pot agent here and rweve Mr.Woolsey, who was transferred to
Fordyce, Neb.
Little Betty Jane Jensen ls
staying with Mrs.Chris Hansen
thls week while her mother is atArlington.
E. E. Potadle of Malmo.:nent
wmcn nme sue received manylovelyandusehxlgifts.Thirty-
goeetr were invited.Theevening was spent.very delight.-
y iu guessing games and eon-
Mro. Albert Woodvmrd and llwe
and 7>ent the afternoon here will
Mr and Mrs.L. A. Woodward.
She was accompanied by lun. N.R. Burdic and Dickie who vddtedat the E. W. Burdc home.Dlclderemained for n few days visit with
smndpnrvntu-Mr.and Mrs.Leo Hager olAmes,Neb.,were week-end guestsof Mr. ma Mn. Ivan Helms.
Dick Gent returned Friday from
s few weeks vlxlt wth friends at
Gwllmtln, Mlseour-l.Became ol the n i n only twoinningswereplayed in A game
hero Sundey between the Juniors
ltd.
of Omaho, come up Thursdo
|
and a team from Kennord.The
s e o r e t h e n w a s w t o l l n f n v o rof the Juniors.
Hbln. Agn; Peddie, Miss Emily
unsen o maha, Miss Caroline
Wnnhtnr nml Mn. .Inman v... Hum
yv vl a l v n u a v vu s
W ednesday and Thursday, Sept. 30 - Qct. 1
Bargain Nights
»'f." ;" 5-1~
~B L A ( K ~l
:s \..3 1
.|3 ,1|9 ' 1 "a
I ' Q r . ;
F~:§;.3 j i .rf.".".f. 'f _\_.x g h n u s n o m u o ¢ ,
»v . . \ ' *~. : ~~Os(|w ~~ ~ ~ j ' ~
Also Comedy, "Second Hand Kisses"
SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 27, zz; gud gs
~~un|\muu"
.~Ruomss..
~ ~THU,~/ '~y n f l ; ~
Sunday Matinee, 10-25c
"And the Green Grass Grows All-around.
A Screen Song.Also Paramount Pictorial,
No. 9 Also Fox News.~
n
25 MEN'S SUITS worth up fb $25.00, Your Choice $12.45
25 BOYS' SUITS worth up to $18.50, Your Choice $8.45
Your Choice $8.45ingseveraltdlysisgr;gNMr. S\;1nday hem wmz hiu i n r d i t i m - , ~ E 1 2
J s'aren s,r. nn .ear- G ome.I .-1.235 J Plainview.Miss Anna Goodrich of Blnk,Mrs. Theo. Parrish and san and ~~B o y s K l l e é P a n t ! S u l t a , 8 8 0 8 ~ t 0
_Q-.and I§Ir§.Jol}n Reeh_ and Wu A supper guest at the E. Wo Funds and Anthonv Bavnmnn nf 18emldren spenz Saturday evening atthe Clemens Williamsen hnme.Mr.md Mrs. Chris Petersenand lon retumed to the Theodore
Willinmaen hom from Norfolk, on
.m._.1_" _».,._..____ L_.
Burdie home Thursday.Omaha,returned Sandny from a
Mr.and Mrs.P.S.Hopkins trip to Myrtle, Minn. where they
ere zuem la n Sunday of Mr. spent a vidting her dnmr.and Mrs. Geo. Plrriah nt thdr Returning Lhey shopped at pointshoge at P¢§':lh1rL ___Miss Alice Leach of Herman.¥¢"¥""":.¥¥""'?3'""'"'.I'hq¢uv\Il!runourr~e|\1lar|ineof|d¢s.Yourduleelaxnurauuym r r e w m e n nan m u m r Bild DIIB.1*E Y o u n g Y i !gn d Ho wa r d Mgr gge o f Tgkggnghgmplny rn ént ~~ ~ k r ~ i n i Week ~ l l n i f m l i n mnrvinmn Rnhanrlnx:
llnmsen returned home with them,after visiting with them the pasttwo weeks.if. and Mrs. Wm.
' ~an Bergitte spent HYnltenumn qt the Anton Petersenhome at Hooper.A number of rdltives andfriendsgatheredattheOscarThane home Sunday afternoon in
honor of Mr. Thonel birth mnl-
varsary.The afternoon was rpentin visiting :her which Mrs. Thane
ferved a nice lunch.,
Irlendn.Miss Stoll: Jespersen is ng-oln
attending the state university.
A special eleetlon of the Her-
man lchool district will be hddQ c w b e r l t o v o i e o n a t e n y e m-
lease of the Legion hlll for school
purposes at an annual rental of$850.Hexetolon the school hu
rented the hnl iearly by a long
lease the rent be much cheap-
er.Thursday of this week wuHer-
men day at the eonn mtelr.Theschool.:and all ot hudneu
_._ _....__ _.. .......--.- ------»-;evening, September 12 at PaplllionNeb.Rev. John H. Ha ll ol the
Methodist church read the mnx~
rings service.The bride i l the
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Hu-ry Leach of thln plwe.She
graduated from the Herman highschool ln the class ol 1928.She
is employed ae operator an the
telephone,offlce md will continueher work for Um present.nu.
Marcos is the son of Dave Mnreoel
of Tehmah.He ls employed ntlpresent with a navel arew.They
Ire mlki nl their homo i n Hamm
Garrison
BLAIR. NEBRASKA
D A N A ~ r m w s
9Thenqt\| ;n| -mn f o r
'Dum lootbnll men this yur
be | anlmmno wi th the Univer-
dt y of Oml hl at Omlhl, Frldny,
Bepiaunber 25th.Tex Ja na ex-P°¢'-I to tat out his lineup bafore
the lmpmtmt Conoordln Tachen'
College nme whic h n t he n m
oonfexexergnme on the Da m
schedule.
Trlnlty Theoloflul Seulintrrwillopalm n week.Thlneen
mm w i l l mdy ln o ur S a ni mry
a m 1°,\,¢ |m m v w 'ha§ r¢!°r ¢l1enpport v!fA\=h1¢Hv°"proiwt.n r l a li .| h 1 w i | o I up u l n » t o t mr a | \ 5 °' ° Y ' ° l \ 1 ¢ ' 5 ° ¥ ' -Bl\o\r thueaThe Achievement day i n th;
" _ r , ' " t f ° , ¢ h ¢ w , i , ° , ¢ ,»| ~| ,,\bo7 l!Wla nrlda ti nnby mo Hn| | prln¢wl1 le lo le fhepm5 ec t.
mu w l n l b l g b a mu l e d u n s h d - Y ° " * P " | ° ° ' - \ " ~ P P ° * " ° ° ° l ¢ ' - \ ' ° "C l u h r e p n u n t e d a t i l m m m n
a f " h ° p m ! , , d { , | , | , , , , , , g § , | | p f o l n m n t r h e h i g h n h o o l n n d - m e e d n g n n u f o u o m : l u b
o l the ,h,, M,d fudge,-,"_an w| 'hlm°Il0¢ %0 b¢ r2 "I1c h\ll¢K|E. Dkon a nd Hrs . By ro n Ba rd,
thmb e é a rmn xdmrll an ¢_h,,,l;iu\l¢_ulg¢60call nnd1orchil-de legu¢esof th¢Sell Improve-
hogs sleep.Th; hm the plu s dnn B 5 é e nta .lmant Club;Mrs.lo ui s Do ma k-
' e r l n d np..3lY'H4>lenbaum,
delegttos ol the Cdlhy Corner
Community Club;M n .IAM!
Hlndle y,Kn.J u. 'fhompoo nugd
l n . P o h r Nd| \m mr u e n d n z
¢|,,'IU-\| !l!¥ ou!om*tlm£gv ony ou,d d "mf l h ° : : | ' ° y m w h ~ v ¢ = h ° v ° w 1 = = = | = » P m° = d " .
ma ka o ne l mpro nmmt for ¢h,Ie lllbe 01 'nl~dlta no e ¢ » o y o uln
gu o v u mh o g u l w w e v u .lv _ mv h umbl e v uy ln th e f ut uml
wu ¢ hn t n !| v mt i l do n | y | t a m. '| \ l | Hi ¢ ! ¢ ¥ °\ I !l ¢ N| ° 0 ~
Biueenly yours 'the ll¢Cart.hy Progressive Club'gg Md; "l..§ `°¢ ,§ "¢Zl'1.S'.3.'°".?L'I na v . c é m J o o mla .u m W h l n w w w ,Hrs.c u i
.F'?P?.,,,-_____¢__....Sorensen md l n .Henry Soren-
I.-~Ehlr. Nebr., Sepwmbe: 24, 1981
. m ~ » ¢ m » p n » ¢ m » a b m a m ° ¢ |v n s r r t x o l u u u ]m = m a l » » . 1 . c . m m > a m » '
u » ¢ ~ m y ' m a w m u » ° b °» -. ,w s u n m s u n d u w v x u z lu-.
ml l l i b q l l u s lo rnpr county'
m s m n r of w u h h x w n wlmfv
- H e w u w s n d i n t h l l w u n t y o n a
fu-19 up near Herman when he
m a h m o f m m u
A£ !| tl .a i v l n¢ Bla lthe 1 v mtta
Wuhingwn where he had An ap-
po i o t n o zc u n u i mn s mt l ms e c -
m m /ot Agriculture md since
th§Z!inae.b¢hu beenounneded
Kr.Ind Km.luli ul Potqnen. \K.l6pp'| relatives.
nenomplnledllfl Hu, June: Kirby mr.m a M n . n e w s u l o k l m
dmv o do v n bo o l | | hl l| | £ S\ md lyfor 1 vldt nt the homo of Mk. and md tMn_B:dm0llen.A wi t h lr.
Hx- nll i e h li mnu za n dt o me e tl r.Petuneni brother, Chtii mdwlfe "v-==w g - m a d ' n d " " : .
n m N¢u.,vnm ul .N v s d f h n w
n y h o m e f m m ~ m m m ; i n L i p p i n c o t t h o m e s i n c e
w u s i n me h n n e e » x t l u n md o n d 3 \ 1 h ¢ ' 1 i ¢ , x w l mw x a mm m- n
convention at the Dimluh Bmt.her~ of Ocwbe: for tlxdr homo a t
wi th i i wbunm o f lgrlmlture._hood 00 which Mg. Puhnen vnu | E\\1'¢\¢l. Calif.
In bil ,work ha hu been nent to 'ddeglta Subscribe for The Enterprise.
South Amsrica md other podnte ol
lnhmlt.Hs know!mule m d
FAMILY nmmlon ' Hs. Geo. Koh, Jr. vu | vi|~
lhor to the metropolis Wedneadny.
l r .m d l i n .P m m u m ' ~
Ufllll. bln pla nne d a n mo mm-
blle trlp to Canada md w¢<\r<i|nt'
lr brought thdr chlldxnn up to
Blah- £0 shy with relatives whik
Away.Mrs. Qleml. vu forum-ly
Cdeih Reeh, 'dnnghter o l Mn-
Adolph Voss md lived in Shir bo-
lore her mnrrlngs.The childrm
a n wi th her mother and at tho
Ed Gllbertson home on the Bench.
this year.The Rev. J, A. Hutch
inson, Baptist'/_minister from Te-
hm lli.in a regularly enrolled
mtudent at Dana who dnva back
io Tekarnah each evmlng.Rev.
,Samuel War-lug,Bapdrt minister
l a t Palmyra,Nebraska,has also
\¢|mlled at Dana thia year.The
. Waring dr-lvea to Dena i n
e for Monday mornlng classes
me returns to Palmyra Thursday
'evening ol each week.We are~ indeed happy w ne such outstand-
lnz men register for work in our
college department.
The Faculty Ladle:Club o l
Dann College ind Trinity Se'mln»
ery were entertained by Mn. Er-
land Nelson at the Bondo Mem~orlal laxi Thursday afternoon.
Harvest customs in varlous coun-
tries constituted the theme of the
discussion as well ar the garner:
an arounuwn.so p u u n g upthru the ahed rods that le m
:plum the mi ddle pa rt for Iod-
der,are wooden m m for all
outlet.For intake the dde win-
dows were brought in dlghtly at
the tops to make an opanlng.
Then the open!.undown the alder
were eloeed up Irlth buardl.I
never have had trouble with the
hogs, altho eeveral hundred eome~
fi-02% are there et once.
BLAIR CANNING COMPANY
CLOSES SEASONS PACK
The Blair Conuiuz Company
closed the 1981 eeuon'| pack last
Wednesday, nlber being in open-
tion for twenty-two days.
Due to the untimely hot and[dw weather this year the pack
was materially reduced The early
¥0wH»¥
m s AUGUSTA HALL
Hn. Auguzte H-Ill. guen ol the
Home for the past dght years,
passed away Sunday morning,
S e p t e mh e r l d a t t h e a g e o t 87
r e m Deemed was hom lnMaine,where she rodded until
l
I
sen representing the Bridge View
Club;Mrs.Harry Andersen and
Hrs.Fred Dlehneyer,delegates
of the Bell Creek Community
Glub;and Mrs.Ray Krogh and
lqa .Will Li nde n re rmmed the
Bw Pi c k Up Club.
N o u u m n m r m n m - ' r a m s
A dispatch Ko the daily papers
from Nebraska Qty announces
that there is no unemployment
problem there.The wmivx plank1888 when with her hlrevband, Wm.|t that place is, in fact, seeking
L.. neu sh ro¢ , , , mt y _ ' Ni mg Her mg irnore workers to peel tomatoes.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Farnsworth The rush of actlvlty i' the result
N b ln of uupreedented receipts ol toma-had preceded them to e ruam m f toes durlng the past few days.ee K on a arm near Splker in The boom is to continuethe latg eixtla.|" PTo Mr and Mrs. Han four cm|_|for about two weeks.be
dren we born,_two of_YYh'!'"'...?,?df.m..e:.1'f §"$"'.3Zf'..,§'.`f..ing
hogs and he knows them well and
when here was eonarldered one of
the be# a uihbride a in rm bred
drelal.
We have known him personally
for over thirty years and when
be nomar to Blair we usually have
the ga ll!!! of 1 . vnu wi th hlm
but time hewaaeompelledto
leave unexpectedly and so we
mlue do ur vi dt.
PAREWELL PICNIC PARTY
A number of relatives gathered
at the Hennsn Park Sunday att-
emoon for a farewell picnic in
honor o! Arthur and Chester Fred-
enckson of San Pedro, Cellfornia,
who l d t Monday morning for
thdr home after spmding the
week vmung relatives here
The afternoon was spent plsy-I
A reunion of the P. x. Nelson
family was he-ld l a n Sunday at
the home of Herman Kuhr, south
ot Kennard I n d l thirty-tivo
relatives were present for both
dinner and ment the afternoon,
the men piwhing hom shoes and
tha ladle: wdaitlng.After the eve-
ning mm the evenlng was spent
ln a social manner.
ma r ON J UNI O R Y E ARL I NO
J. T. Nelson ol Blair, returned
from the Washington county fnlr
at Arlington Wednesday evening
feeling quite elated over Ure fact
that his junior ywliuz boar, Tip
Top, had taken first in s class of
Junior yearEngs.
J. T. hes n hog of mighty goodbreeding in Tin Top and hue good
and e nter tai nmen t.Miss .Caroline
J olmson presented a n intere sting
ta lk o n Har ves t C us to ms an d Mrs .
J .E .Bartley presented har ve st
poems,af te r whi c h refreshments
were ser ved.A la rge pac kag e of mo st b eau ti-
f u l blankets,rugs,linens an d
othe r articles f o r th e be au ti fi c a
ti o n o f college guest ro oms wa s
received f r o m th e Ladies'A i d
Soc i ety at Ce dar Falls, Io wa.
Mi ss A n n a C.W in d,th e n e w
De a n o f W omen and teac her o f
biologic al sciences a t Dan a.is
ma k i ng p r of i ta ble us e o f th e He h
variety of b otanic al and soolo gic al
spec i mens ava ilab le i n an d ar ound
Blai r.Mi s s W i nd c ome s to Da n a
f r o m the c ity schools o f Detroi t,
Mic hi gan.Sh e ha s h er A .B. de~
g-r ee fr om the Univer sity o f Min n.
es o ta a nd h er M. A . f r o m C o lu mn
b la Uni ver sity .
Da n a College is this y e ar a dd -
i n g a n organized stu de nt he alth
servic e under th e direc tion o f
Mis s A gne s Bec k, R. N.This ser-
vic e, tog ether with the c oo peration
o f Bla ir me dic al me n should c on-
s t i t u t e adequate proidsion f o r
stu de nt he alth.
_Prof.C.A .Stub is th is y ear
* s i vi n s a college course o n th e
Ho no r' s plan.Th i s pla n is.a n
adaptation o f th a t whi c h i s used
in s. number of th e E uro pea n s mi-
versities and wh i c h i l also being
tr ie d a t Swar thmor e College i n
this c oun try .Un d e r th i s p la n th e
stud ents are no t required to a t-
tend c lass, but are c onsidered n1a~
tur e,sc holarly indi vidu als wh o
stu dy their subjec t f o r th e sake
o f the subjec t ra th er th a n f o r
ulte ri or reasons.Th e class o r
ganized by Pro f. Stu b spend s most
of i ts h o u r s o f p r e p a r ati o n ~ th e
c orn app ar ently su ff e re d t h e
grea ter da ma ge due ] to th e fac t
th a t th e e a rs wer e ju s t s e tti n g o n
wh en th e extr emely h o t wea th er
stru c k it.I n spi te o f th e fa c t
that this 3» ear's planti ng was muc h
la r ge r th a n us ua l th e outc ome
showed less c o m canned th a n i n
previous y ears.
D u r i n g th e twe n ty - two day s o f
oper atio n there wer e 9 36,5 13 c ans
of c orn pac ked.Th is ru n i s a b ou t
120,000 c ans sh or t o f la s t y ear
wh ic h wa s also c o ns id er ed a p oo r
y ear.A b o u t 65,000 cases o r 1,-
560,0 00 c ans is s nor mal run when
we athe r conditions f a vo r a good
crop.Enoug h ac reag e was pla nted
to ma k e 1,680,000 c ans o r 10,000
able this y e ar.
Co rn is pla nted b y the vari ous
fa r me r s abo ut th e vi d n i ty o f
Bla ir , th e s ee d b e in g f u mi s he d a t
a no mi na l cost b y th e c an ni ng
c ompany .Th e ac reage o f eac h
fa r me r is reg ula ted b y h i s esti-
ma ted ab i li ty to c ar e f o r the c o r n
when it be c omes rea dy as the c orn
mu s t be pic ked a t th e pro per
time to a ssu re its be ing in pro per
c ondition f o r c anning.Ne a r ly
120 0 ac re s we re p la nted thi s y e ar
th e c o r n r u n n i n g f r o m o n e to n to
a s h i g h as f o u r to ns p e r acre.
Th i s c o r n ne ts th e f a rme r $ 8 a n d
$10 pe r to n depen ding o n th e
vari ety .
Th e Bla i r Ca nn in g Compa ny 's
p la n t requires ab o u t o n e hund red
an d th ir ty -f ive people to oper ate
wh e n r u n n i n g f u ll bla st an d p r o -
vid es a ve ry i nte re sting s ig ht. The
pla n t ma i nta in s i ts o w n stea m
pla nt an d g e n er a te s i ts o wn e le c -
tri c c u rr en t f or u se o f the var io us
de c tri c moto r s wh i c h r un th e mw-
chinery .
pa s s e d awa y i n Ma i n e be fo re the
f a mi ly c a me we s t a n d tw o af te r
th e y h ad ma d e th i s th e i r h o me .
Mr . an d Mr s. I Imll we re b oth re -
ma rlra ble pc p ole, Mr. Ha ll b ei ng o f
di stan t re la ti ve o f H e n r y W ads-wo r th Lo n g f ello w s n d a m a n o f :
educ ation an d refi neme nt.M r s
H a l l wa s also a w o m a n o f mo r e
th a n ord ina ry ab ility an d ed u c a
ti o n an d o f a c h a r a c te r th a t i s
rar ely met. Iti s the p le asu re of the
wr i te r to ha ve k n o wn bo th Mr .
a n d M m H a l l a n d t o h a v e k n o w n
them wa s to respect them and we
feel that in her passing We have
lost a real friend.
L i vi n g to suc h a ri pe o ld a g e
he r direc t relati ves we r e f o r th o
\»m: =| . . |n a | r \ l » I n a v v a ' v l a n l v v w u o n n u
ar e ab le to ea rn f r o m $2.50 to
$3.50 per day working- on a pounds
peeled ba de .A s ma n y a s 10 0
tons of toma toes per da y have been
rec eived.Re c e ip ts a re f a r la rg er
th i s y e ar tha n f o r a n y ea r i n th ehi stor y o f t h c c o m p a n l Th e in-
c rease is duo to inc reased ac reage,
a b etter than a ve rag e c ro p and the
fa c t th a t the c r o p i s r ip e ni n g r ap -
id ly .
F L I E S F R O M T H E C O A S T
Mi s s My r t le Gottsc h,da ug h te r
o f M r .a n d Mr s .B e n Gotts c h ot'
W as hin gto n,Neb.,c ame b y a i r
plan e f r o m Seattle,W as hin gto n,
cases ha d conditions been f a vo r - I mo s t p a r t gone.She leaves butllllonday to reac h her ll10i»h¢f'S bed
one sister,Mr s .E m m a E a g e r o f ls i d e a t a n Oma h a hos pital wh er e
Lin c o ln a n d a nu mb e r o f close.Sl1¢ is se d o u s ly i ll wi th i n te s ti n a l
fr i en d s to mo ur n h e r d e ath .
Th e fu ne ra l services wi th Re v.
flu .Mr s .Gotts c h is repo rted as
imp r o vi n g .
i n g b a l l a n d vi d t l n g a f te r wh i c h
all e njoy e da b a sk et su pp e r. Th os e
atten d in g we r e Messrs.a n d Me s -
ds mc s Cly d e La r s e n a n d s o n , A l-
vi n Sven dg an rd an d dau gh ter s,
E ve r e tt Clausen a n d son a n d A l -
fr ed an d No r m a Clausen o f Ha r -
ti n g to n ;C.H .W illia mso n,Ve no y
W edergren,Gle n W ed erg ren o f
Cra ig,E d g a r Clausen an d f a mi ly
i o f Bla ir ,Theo.W i lli amso n an d
If a mi ly , C h r i s P e te r s en a n d so n o f i
No r f o lk ,A lf r e d Jc speraen a n dld su gh te rs ,F r e d C w s t i a n s c n o f
Telbas ta , Harlan d C hr istian se n a nd
B e tty L o u ,Mr s .Lu c y Lars en.
Leo ne a n d Ke nn e th ,Ra y mo n d
Lau rse n,Mr s .J .Mos e,Misses
Ma b e l a n d Ma r i e Mose,Mr s. Geo .
Mos e, Chr is Andersen.
I P Y T H I A N S I S TE RS
T o ME E T 0 C ' l ` .I 3
W .C. Geor ge o ffic iatin g, were heldTue sd ay after noon,Septe mber 153.o s o n m z s L A D I E S o w n I |Th e P " h ' t "Sisters d i s tn c t
an d in ter men t ma d e i n th e Bla i r
c emetery .|Lad ie s of the Ho me stea d d is tr ic t'
J gmet a t th e h o me o f Mr s .Gle n
C A R D O F T H A N K S
W e ta ke th is me tho d o f th a n k -
i n g a ll th o se wh o so ki n dly re
me mb e re d u s d u r i n g th e illness
an d la te r d e a th o f o u r d e a r hus~
band an d fa th er ,J o h n Ta y lor .
W e wi s h to espec ially th a n k th e
me mb er s o f th e Maso nic lo dg e
fo r th ei r as si sta nc e an d Re v. Nor -
li n f o r his wo r d s o f c o mf o r t a n d
those wh o se nt suc h be au ti fu l
flor al o ff er in gs .
Mira . J ohn Tay lor
an d fa mi ly .
CORN HUSKING CONTEST
Interest in a local Wuhinsrton
Mc Na mi e Sept.18 th a n d or ga n-
ized a club which will be called
"Happy Harmony".,
The following'officers were
elected:president,Mrs Glen Mc-Namie;rice president, Mrs. Ein
me t t He s to n ;sec retary ,Mr s .
F r a n k Ne ls o n ;treas urer,Mr s .
Fr e d W eaver.Co mmi tte e :M E .
Fr e d W e aver ,Mr s .E m m e t t H »
ton, Mrs. Virgil Beard.Reporter,
Mrs. Elsa E. King.
Mrs. Elsa E. King will behos-teas october 1.-nh-s. E. E. Kills.reporter.o
S T E A D Y C A T T L E
P RI C E S P R E D I C T E D
:
c onve ntion wi ll me e t i n Bla ir ,
Oc to b e r 1 3 , a t th e M. W . A .hall.
Mr s .Ca r l Pieper,Mo s t Exc elle nt
Chi ef,i s th e presi ding offi c er o f
L o y a l Te mp le No . 3 1 , o f th i s c i ty
an d th e loc al te mp le wi ll a c t a s
hostess to th e visitors.
Those in charge are planning toc n tc r td n a r o u n d seventy -five dele-
g a te s
Registration will take place in
the forenoon and a fd !programwillbepresentedbothafternoon
and evening.
METHODIST Mmlsra s s
APPOINTED
at the Nebraska Methodist con-
ferenc e in c losing sessi on las t Mon
d a y i n Oma h a , a t th e F i r s t M. E .
c hurc h. the presiding' bishop, E. G.
Dialunnlnnn n l D'h§laflan|\ia 1and
reas on 'rc be ' pr ou d o f hi m. _ He '
ti p pe d th e sc a le a t 8 7 0 p o u n d s a ll
iseventeen mo n th s o ld an d i s th c l
big ge st ju n io r y e s r lln g i n th e `
Spo tted Po lan d Chi na bre ed.
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N E W M E M B E R S O F 1 3 C L U B i
Th e Senior lnigh sc hool he ld a n 'elec tion to decide wh o should h c l
th e n e w me mb e r s i n th e 1,3 Club .|
Th e fi n a l res ults o f th e elec ti on i
we re a s fo llows :Seniors-»-Mary
Mu lle n ,Charles L o ve ;J u n i o r s -
L y d i a N e we ll, He r b e r t B r o wn an d
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II
Ro b e r t F ly n n ;Sop ho rn ore s- J e nn
Gilber tson,B e tty Me a ts a n d J o h n
Bi f fa r .
Th e 13 Club is th e p e p c lu b o f
the sc hool an d they promo te all the |
high school activities.The 13Club
is getting away to a good start
this year and we hope that they
keep up the record of former years
Mi s s Ros e K o rn a re k h e ad of th c
Comme rc i al departme nt, is sponsor
o f th i s organiz ation.I
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Mi s s I d a J ohn son an d sister,
Mr s .Ne lli e Pay ne we r e Oma h a
vis ito rs Wednesday .
Mi s s Eliz ab eth No b le ,wh o is
te ac h in g a t C ra i g, sp e nt th e wee k
en d i n B lai r .
Mr . a n d M m .Geo.The:-nes and
Mi s s Ma r g a r e t J enk ins a n d Ru s-
sell Ha r r i s o n dro ve to Oma h a o n
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'tnllege library and meets with itsprofessor for weekly conferences.
The entire responsibility is placed
on,tha nudent.A series of com-prdemdve examinations at the
close ol the course will determine
the standing.
President Erlund Nelson has
».~»..no rammed from his rradu-
The com now in storage will \>°'c¢h£yEorn l - I u s f i n g ~ehlppedat different timesthrough-'beginning (0 liven up according
out the winter to wholesale $10-um inlormntlnn from the h deery concerns in Omnha l.incoln,|F f f -Denver,Salt lnke Ci t Seattle braska.B u 0 me at Blur,Ne-
and diHerent places in Wyoming,For the past five years, Wash,
practlully all of the pack being ingtnn County's " n u t nuhbln
already mntraded for.skhmers have shown themselves
Seasonal Elin-H in butter end
egz prices are probable for Neb-
ru ka lu me n ln t he next few
weeks und steady prices for lin-
iahed cattle are predlcld by Har-
old Hedgea,extension economist
at the college at agriculture amid
'1"=_\1=1f*==>'~.,,.
..............,................,......,.w..the list of appointments of pastors
for Nebraska.Among them are
the lollnwing affecting Wuhing»
bon county: 0mAln'dxtrlct super~
lntnndent,C.C.Wilson.Blair,
W.H.Jackson;Arlington, A. J.
Edgar;Herman-Rose Hill,C.C.
Norlln; Kennard, E. P. Booher.
F. z. RUSSELL vlsrrs BL AIR
E z.Russel _
D c
o l Washin
.. was a call
Ch
m mer Manda
aries Came
E
y at the
ron home in this city..Z.will be well remembered
APBWAY ~ ~i IF
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ff~ stay near present levels but
~'th some firmness appearing,
~rn prices will perhaps be lower,
og prices lower and steady toower poultry pricaf
Although short fed and lower
~ea ol cattle may be in a
~eaker poaitiomduring the period
bout steady price;for finished
~ttle are in light,he forecast.
~e August report of cattle fed
ndlcated 18 per cent fewer than a
ear ago.
HONOR TECUMSEB
RELATIVES
lapt Sunday a number of relr
,tives took well filled baskets and
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enjoyed a fine picnic dinner at
the Walter Sappenfield home,
near Ruse Hill, honoring Mr. md
Mrs.Loy Sappenfield ol 'I`ecum~
sch.Besides the honored guem,
those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Ryan and family, Mrs. Laura
Tofte und family of the Rose Hill
Garl Pieper and Iamlly of Blair.
Afternoon visitors were Mzzand
Mrs.ueorge Nelson and family of
R1me Hill,Mr.and Mrs.Gaorgc
Hindlay and family of west o i
Henman.
ate studies at the Unlverdty of
Chicago.While at Chicago ha
made s special study ol the work-
ings of the new Chicago plan, and
how a number of adaptations of
this plan may be practiced in col-
leges the size of Dann.Jones and Preddent Nel-Coachsonwill meet with the Junior
College
Lincoln,
Athletic Conference at
SaturdsW, S embQr 25.
Inres poose toreq a t s f ro ma
ol'Wamington county
evening classes will this
given at Dana College.
numberteachers
year beRegular college credit in residence
will be given the people who com-
plete these courses.
arm; s s 1's'rs AUCTION
I have sulrdlvided the former
Bross property on South street
into two 60x140 and one 8'lxl40,
earner lot fronting north and live
60x2Q'1 foot lots fronting east and
will sell these lots at public aue~
tion on Monday, Sept. 28th at 2
o'clock p.rn.One of these lots
has good,large dwelling house
with dty water,gsa and light.
One lot on comer will be a real
location for filling station onOmnhs. road, others are beautiful
dwelling house lots.
Remember the sale date, Sept.
28, 1981.Jensen dt Brass, Auctioneers.
85~1t Frank Reed. awnu
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
A. J. Haxgett, Pastor
e 'Bible School, 10 a. m.
FOOTBALL SEASON
OPENS FRIDAY
.The Blair high football beam
will open its season against Ben-
son's strong team on the local
field Friday afternoon at 8|30.
Last yea: Benson was successful
in ddeating Blair in an early sea-
son game.However,the Blair
boys have improved considerable
since last season and they are
hoping to defeat Benson in this
opening game.
Coach Adams of Benson,con-
siders tha Blair~Benson game one
of the more important on his
schedule, and he is appointing his
beam for this game.Howe r,
Coach Lichllter of the Blair
schools, assisted by Coach ,
is giving the local boys long and
hprd workouts in preparation for
this game.
The teams are very evenly
matched in size and speed:This
will be a game worth going miles
to see.The prospects are bright
nor a fine football team. However,
a fine football warn must have the
complete support of the commun-
ity.Thsrdore, we are expecting
a large crowd of oommunlty boost-
ers at this first game.
The officials ol the first game
are Coach Schmidt of Omaha Cen-
tral Hizh. referee; Coach White of
Omaha Technical High,umpire;
Superintendent Mead of Calhoun,
bead linollunn.
FATHER IONAITIS SPEARS
Friends-As you understand the
m_....- n...- ...s fn \.. rt... fm
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connsrenuy oo ue among me wpnotchers of Nebraska and, three
times during those years,we
have been represented at the
National Bushing meet by Otto
Sorensen or his brother Henry.
The. Nebraska farmer at Lin-
coln, Nehraska as usual are spon-
soring the State Meet this fall
and they are anxious to know aa
soon as possible who will sponsor
the local Waahlngton County Con~
fest.'Blix is an open invitation
to any group or organization in
Washington County who care to
supervise the contest.Just notl~
fy T. A. Ieadley of the Nebraska
Famer and he will supply you
with all the necessary details.
Iowa will sponsor the National
Meet wil year in finding the
World's Champion Husker.
The My dry weather of late
will likel ripen the corn so that
a local husking contest could be
held a little before November 1.
The State Meet usually is hold
soon after November 1 so ull
county contests should be held
about October 20 to 25.
The Washington County Farm
ureau will gladly assist any
group or organization who wish
to take charge of the contest.
CLUBS STUDY PICTURES
IN "HOME BEAUTIFICATION
Meeting with extension clubleaders and preddsnts in Blalr,
Nebraska for the first project
leader training meeting,Misa
Rlzpah Douglass of'the Agricul-
tural College said ictures ex-Pfossthe indvidualltg of the peo-
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|Yet they are worth Money
BOYSAND GIRLS
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Why mn-ae along worn-out, dangerous am!
"mishdy tires when you can get money instead
]oin the big
Round Up
N A of troublefiom them? We'll give you a liberal
I Z E allowince for them, no matter what their
~Snl., Sept. 25 - 26. Blair
V|P u m p k i n
A U. s. Magic Mulmi-condition.And we'll ot
Box Given Away as _Every Qulliiaz.u m money can b u y-
:dit you with the mmm
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hound l-`
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rash at time
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con: ll Ann Asn
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Thursday of each month.
Annual church meeting n u t
Sundny afternoon at 2:80 p. m.
Good stteudmcc at both Sunday
School md church services.
OOBN FODDEB BEDS HY KOGS
By Wddo Hlnoock
Wnshlngtolr County, Nebraska.
The following srticlc appean in
tha current lnue of Q\pper's Far-
mer. nstloaal farm msgsdna with
inors thm s mllllon rudc n, wb-
llshcd st 'r.,,¢h,x|_n,, by Senator
Arthur c a v v w_'ihrsddad com foddar i n my
g so,ldld-week meeting,Wednesday,
p. lu.=ldissdonary Sodcty meets first
r-lung-n mu. --» ~ - --»--» ---T-be second of October at the Blair
high school auditorium under the
auspices of the St- Fnmds Church.
The show begins at 8:W p. m.I
do not need hw weak about the
Flnmgsn Boys' Home, all of you
klww,.!.hs history ma drcunintanc-
ss of that nstittltion, which hu
m m ixrpxlxt/¢sce ror 18 yesrs.nn . s u mmo n i s a ww uy , u» ¢
mv . F . mmm W M h a s "' = l " f
fiend his career for the bettermqw
ol boys of All tuba sud creed!-
Ev v r y b w s t t h e ho me i s ~
In follow his own rellg(mts"be1ic!|
- M mstkr whs t his fbcllei is
vm he enters th hqmc, he n Ud-
lovwed to fol|°w'hlsovrn~1'clidcn'ms have uw 1»»e¢-d°-==~wu~J=\-
own r e l l g i c f ~°HSdis!or¢
ss s ||;~¢§|¢;»1""~~--'~,.-{L .y¢u
pw cxmumng mem.mx cmns
Mlm: Douglas;told the. women
that in choosing pictures i t is
best to look for beautiful draw-
lng, color, pattern and emphasises
as important quslltles.Shu
stressed the value of good
pictures And mid some times
them are many ,pictures in the
home ma perhaps only A few are
worthwhile.
As s further. help ln learning
how to select good pictures the
club lcsdzrs,b»n¢ht pictures to
the mvwinz-;,MI&.D0llg\u1| dls¢
cusssd Q., p|,;m¢,,,mq told thc
wum|n=fh01'n#0LlBl¢C\-/\-bs pictures
lofvindvidnalmoigns in the..huuss.
\"Th¢ dl m o f h c ri c v lh m Izm-
i dho r pllnl ,gr h°lll.. dx ,flssder
w a n g .musings during thu
g represented ht the meeting.
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