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ber Relchlng A Tohl Of $991,-
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Highest Record Ever.
$25,000 WAS FROM DEALERS
State Treasurer T.W.Bass
broke all records since the gno-
llne tax low was adopted in 1925
by collecting $991,883.88 in Sep-
tember.This was s gain of $81,-
140.48 over the prevlous high
mark in August, 1980, when the
collections totaled $960M8.4E. The
receipts for September are forirn-
portatlons of gasoline i n the
Pheasant Season
Opens Tuesday
<ra~_0pen Seann on Pheasant; Sturt:
Tuadly, October 18.Closes lt
6 P. M. October 19.Strip Law
Now in Effect
NEW LAW l s SATISFACTORY
With the approach of (dl, hunt-
ers are making preparations for
their annual quest of pheasants,
ducks and geese,
The open season on pheasantsstarts next Tuesday, October 13 rt
:seven a. m. and doses at six p. u.
,October 19,allowing pheasant
'hunters hut one weol: in which t~
enjoy their sport.All Nehrssk~
month of August.. The first months counties are open to phcuzan
collection,April,1925,when the
tax was 2 cents a gallon,was
$193,461.The next high collec-
tion vraa when the tax wus in-
creased to 4 cents in August; 1930.
Treasurer Bass reports that for
the first nine months of 1930 re-
sulted in the collection of $6,712,-
393.4l.ns compared with $7,056,-
047.30 for the same months in
1931, n gain ol ss44,ssa.ns.
l-lorry Ayres, on duty as a col-
lector since Feb.1,and "Buck"
Taylor, on duty since early ln July
have collected $25,000 from deal-
ers,Treasurer Buss stated.In
two instances Mr. Ayres collected
an
hunting this year except the fol
lowing:Box Butte, Casa, Cherry
zDnwes,D»»~g;_Gage,Johnson
Laneaster, N hu, Otoe, Pawnee
Richardson, Sarpy, Saunders, She
idnn, Sioux und Washington.Th
lopen territory includes seventy
lsix counties,the closed covcrin
only seventeen.
Laws regarding the shooting o
pheasnnts doing the hunting sen
json of 1931 are different fro
lthose of 1930.No tags are to -
required for the birds' but o
'hunters taking birds into clos~
_territory must be prepared to sho
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highways for the state of
Nebraska. This bond issue the
association plans to pay for
out of the gas lax fund.
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COUNTY coumrr DOINGS hlnnlh Pmva ¢o ae- A umm
Breaker.Monthly Mean Tem-Arlington during the dmnty fair D¢rat\u'e Wu '12 Fl A¢"""' nn.
week when R.0.Bolton,Flayd Average uf65
Prnvlnca and (flvde Kevns were
The sequel of the disorder atSuggestedPllnGoodRands
Asaodatlon for lmndng Paved
Highway to Eve County Sent.
Grnel to Vllllga
; s s u s sso,ooo,ooo I N BONDS
Use Guoline lc Tax to Retire the
Bonds u They Come Due.
No Tux
The following is the plan laid
out by the §ood Ronda Association
of the state for the Gnandng of
M. A. c. HOLDSINITIAL MEETIN
The initial meeting ol the Man-
dsy Afternoon Club for the fall
and winter months, wal held atthe home of Mrs. F. W. Arndt on
Monday,Oct. 5.Mn. E. C. Hunt
newly elected president, presided.
There were thirty-eigt members
resent.p _;The meeting opened/ with an ln-
iomxal speech from the president,thanking the members for their
vote ol confidence and promising
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school ana uoacn June: :mm um.-College have been chosen as coach-
ea.Among those who expect to
try out for the team are Howurd
Allen,who was elected captain;
George Nelson, Marlon Sutherland
Herman Sirnonsen,Chris Peter-
sen, Babe Brewster, Francis Meh-
renz, Lnwrence Pease, H, H. Bent-
ley,William Rodgers,George
Van Deuoen. Net Johnson, Ruslell
Hu-rlwn,Haward Faokler,Ken-
neth Tyson, R. Lucas, Herald Lar-
son, Kirby Cook and others.
Alremdy the team has scheduled
a game mth the Baochanlbes,a
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The payment wodd cover
a mm ot years which might
and might not work out.
We have no assurance
thatthegas willbe a s
big as it is at the present
time.We are moving rap~
idly.New inventions are
being made daily and the
use o l gasoline may be
entirely displaced.Other
conditions may arise which
would cause the issue to be
side stepped. At best we are
working ohly on a supposi-
tion. :rm um il a risk that
may and probably will mean
another ndvanoe in taxes.
Why not play the safe way
and go a little slower and
pay as we go.The tax bur-
den is already too great for
the public good.
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The Pinochle Club opened their
social season with a party at the
home of Attorney and Mn. A. C.
Ilplaced under l1'I¢8f. came to a ead
recently when they were separately
arraigned before County Judge I.
C. Eller for a hearing.
Floyd Provdnee had charge of va-
grancy lodged against him and his
sentence was ten days in jail and
costs.His sentAce started with
September 28 which wa|_ the time
he was first imprisoned thus hll
time was up last Tuesday.
R. 0. Bolton,ou was the more
prominent actor had two charges
of chicken stealing sgiinlf.him,
one for stealing from Herman Hil-
genkamp and the other lor steal-
ing from Walter Schmidt, both
parties ol the Arlington vicinity.
He plead not guilty and the case
was continued until Oct. 15.He
was required to give $500 bond in
e a c h c a s e a n dn o t bd ng a b le to
do so ls being held in jail.
In the matter of Floyd Keyes
he was held on two charges,the
f1ret_ being bootlegging and the
other intoxication On the first
Debel lm evening.There were
five tables and the usud pleasant
and happy time was enjoyed.This
begins their sixth season of spend-
ing a social time together.
R. N. A's Hold
charge he was given $100 and
costa and snlxty days in jail,his
term of imprisonment starting
Sept. 28.On the charge ot intox-
ication he was given thirty days
imprisonment,making a total of
$100 and costs and ninety days
imprisonment.
WAS ABOVE W FOR 12 DAYS-
I7 Cle ar Dan and A Rainfall of
4.96 Inaba.Prevallina'Wind*
Was Southeast for the Month'
September of 1931 can be put
down as a record breaker for all?
time,so far as the records kept.
here are conoemed, and they eova
a period at 86 years.The monthly
mean was 72, as against a pzeviona
mg, reeord of 69.6 in 1925, A bw
Nwrd of 59.91 ln 1908.T h e n v
rage is about 65,so it was at.
least 7 degree; above normal.
The mem maxi mum was 823,
the high record being 88.6 in 19081
and 70.88 in the oold September
of 1908.But it was the mean
minimum of 61.2 that brought this
September away out above 1908,
when the mean minimum was but
54.1.The low mean minimum N-
cord was 47 in 1918.
There were 12 days with e tem-
paatum ot 90 or above, the pre-
vious 'high record bdng 11 i n
1908.The hot September ol 1925
had but 7 days above the 90marl'.
There have been but 16 days in the
past 36 years when the mercury
descended to below freezing in
September, and that on 9 different
years.The low mark was 26 on
_the 29th in 1916.The low mark
a $50,000,000 bond issue to be
used in the construction of roads.
lt is worth considering and while
we hesitate in the spending o l
the public dollar that would in any
way endanger the skates md: or
add to our shady heavy tax hur-
den yet we are glad to lay the
plan before The Enterprlse`rs.sd»
ers for their consideration.It ls
they say as follows:Construction Costs-It hasbee
estimated by a very careful stud
of the reconis of the Highway De-
partment and other available
sources of information that the
Weflile cost of gravel construc-
tion on the unimproved parts of
our Highway system will not ex-
ceed $2500.00 per mile.
I-'rom the some sources of in-
fomation a very safe estimate of
the paving cost is $25,000.00 per
mile.
Maintensnct Maintenance costs
`hn\'c
mil.,
mile
1500
laid.We have allowed $3,500,000 for
mnintennnce in 1931 and $3,250,-ooo.oo for 1932.From then on
this hns been figured as stated
above.Sources of Revenue-The state
been figured ut $250.00 per
for pnving and $400.00 per
for gravel,after the first
miles of paving have been
\;xe¢ei\'e¢=30%of lhe auto license
fees.This has been figured :itS1,0oo,ooo.oo for 1931 nnd 1982,
which is the some ns received in
loan,The increase has been 5'1-
n Yqnr, so \\'c have estimated this
nl. $l.225,0ll0 nftor the five years.
We will have m:ilche.l all u\ui\-
nhlc Fcdernl Aid by thc end ol'
1932.For each of the following
five yenrs one-fifth of our emer-
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texests of the Club.
Mrs.E. J. Hancock and Mrs.
B. E. Vinf/on sang s duet entitled
Old Fashioned Garden". Mrs.
Hancock serving also ss aocom-1»-»1»f-' g i v l l
The Roll Call brought forth the
names of flowers with which the
ladies had the best results.Mrs.
E. s Beaty read A prepared new
on "Antlcipations and Fall Plant-
ing", giving much of her own ex-perience with plants and shrubs.
Mrs.C.M.Hitchman spoke ln~
formally on "Back Yard Possibil-
ities" in relation to flowers.Mr
R.E.Vinton read an article
"Flower Tips".A large number of fa ll bou-
quets were on display and created
interest at the close of the meet-
ing.The president appointed the
following members to assist the
social committee at the social eve-ning for the teachers to be held
October 12, at the E. C. Hunt home
The added committee is Mrs. A. A.
Compton, ltlrs. 0. Hopewell, Mrs.
L. Furnberg and Miss Healy.
The Club will hold its next
meeting on Monday evening, Oct-
ober 12, complimenting the city
teachers.The following ladies becomemembers:Mrs.Lester Belford,
Mrs. Harold White and Mrs. Chas.
Cameron.
n1TCunn\N CUP PLAY
STARTED OI-'F SUNDAY
Marcus Beck won the home
handicap elimination tournament
Sunday by shooting ah 81. for 18
holes.Roy Hitchman was close
ln him with an 82, L. C. Klopp nn
colored aggregation lrum ummm,which has famous Duke Slater the
tackle,Marlon Thomas an all starbuk from South Omlht High and
way Moore who was famous for
his forward puoes during the
years he played Detroit
University.They will play Sunday, Oct. ll,
at the Blair League Park.
The L. S. U. of the Congrega-
tional church met with Mrs. Gus
Scheffler on last Tue y after-
noon.There was 5 goodly repre
oentstion of the Ladies present
rs. IL J. Murdoch, president ol
the Union, presided.Mrs. Jennh
Offen presented the devotiona
Iservlce.M n .Chelsea Whltlon
read an article.The hostess wal
rsi md by Hrs Jo hn McQusrrl¢
d daughter Mldnm i n servin|
light refreshments.
oP a v i n g S t a r t s
Near Blau
Nearly 400 Men Divided in Smslle
Crews Are Rushing Work o
_Pnving.Laying Around 350
Feet In Twenty-four Hours
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WILL COMPLETE IN 10 DAY
A gang of men startled thi
morning dt the Harvey Krogh fan
near Blair putting in the form
for thg laying of the cement pa\
ing which is being laid betweeBlair nnd Ft. Calhoun.By tonigl'
it is expected that the actual wor
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l s t r l c t E e l s .
_b e i n g 4 3 o n t h e 2 1 s t m 1 9 2 5
I . I n d ¢ : m F n s t p r .w h o u r e s x d e n C N C I a . . . . : . . . ¢ . . | 1 - a n o n a . .\ . : . » ¥ »r m v
Myrtle Camp of Blair Acts as
Hosta:to Camps from Ten
Counties.Around 170 Neighbors
i Attend
I;JUVENlLE TEAM COMMENDED
1 The second anhual meetinz of
the second district of Royal Neigh
bor: of America gathered in this'
city Wednesday, October 'I at the
M. w. A. hall, with Myrtle camp.
tif this city as hostess.|Registration took place at noon
|and the afternoon was taken up'with business affairs and school
of instruction.This was under
the direction of Henrietta Owens,
state supervisor and Clarn Tmm-
buil, district deputy.The visitors and local members
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this judicial district was in Blair
last Friday, October 2 to pass onseveral applications for citizenship
by residents of this county.
-Those Uvinrin l1i5rQHf~d Blair
who became citizens at that time
hy successfully passing the test
were Albert Schjodt and Mrs.
Andrea Marie Jensen Schjodt, his
wife.Mrs. Schjodt was adginally
a citizen of this country but lost
her citizenship by her marriage w
Schjodt, who was un alien and
thus was forced to go through
form of becoming a citizen
Mr.
she
the
agnin.Carl Winters Jensen, Hans
Sorensen and Chdatian Edward
Storm were also in the list of Blair
residents who gained their citizen-
ship us also did Kate Petersen of
Washington, and Niels Peter Niel-sen of Kennard.`
A wnncn or ~..w 1.-og..na...no t s record.That honor liemwith1991with7.41.I n 1925
there was a total of 7.35 in Sep-
ternber.The low record was .511last yea. which record ia ehBY¢d»~
however,ah 1899.lt rained on.
10 different days this September,
the high record being 15 days an1901, the low record 3 in 18991 anal
last year.
There were 17 clear days this
Septemberf the high record being
24 in 1908 and 1928, the low re~
cord being 8 in 1899 and 1926.
There were but E all cloudy days
this year,the high record being
13 in 1925 and the low recon!
none in 1928.There were 8 part-
ly cloudy days this year, the high
record being 11 in 1929 and the
low 2 in 192/B..
The prevailing wind was south-
east,beating southwest by just
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O n t h a t d a y h o r t h r e e c h i l d r e n p l a y s C .B o n d o r f ,F r a n k S t e w a r t w i l l b e r e a d y f o r t r a f f i c .
m o r e n r o s o n t a n d p l a n n e d a n d c u r -n | n 1 .n m C n m n h e l l .B e r t J e n s o n T h i s i s g o o d n e w s t o t h e m o t o r
fr o m a n o th e r .Th e two me n s e r ve I o r th is season ls : w e mr o s ln
as au d ito rs an d inspec tors a n d d o c lud in g f i ve cock birds,o r fo u
a gr ea t deal o f detec tive wo r k ,cocks and one hen.Hu n t i n g 0:
with th e as sis tanc e o f uu tsi dq p eo-
pie wh o ar e vr illin g »to he lp an d
...:¢l..4.... »un\»|:n»nl' nil f|.nn|n\*u if a r ms i s proh ibi ted unless th e '= 'J " \" = " "' " "' "* "nun . P- ~ ""nun r:.fu¢L.\'1- 0 NrA Nls 1. L . Eeh~E .c hurc h Pa""?"*R E S I D E N T P.4ss1=:s115: og he §f.2"'2l?"$§2f§$`f""e The evening' ses eeon brought out
a ve r y r e p r e s en ta twe c r o wd f r o m Funeral servic es ".e'rc held Tues-A n e w la w c a lle d th e S c r ip law a ll C amp #The offi c ers W e re for-d 0 1 b 6 1 th S ;I u t h
ay c U er a e a s mha s 13885 passed th is y e!!!"e malls:mtrnduc ed.MISS Ba r b a r a _.....\........\. :...."|:1.....&.....,.|l.. .r..... 1;..¢,...
one day .In the p as t 36 y ea r s th e
pr eva ilin g wi n d ha s been so uth-
east 13 ti me s i n September a n d
so uthwes t 1 1 times.I t has be en
no r thwe s t b u t 6 ti me s i n th e s a me
_..d e d o u t n c e l e b r a t i o n o f h e r
s e \ c r \ t 5 - s i x t h a n n i v e r s a r y .H e r
b i r t h d a y : l i m i n o t c o m e u n t i l T u e s -
d u y t h e S t h b u t o n a c c o u n t o f t h e
d a y : m d a l l b e i n g n b l e t o b e p r e s ~
o n t i t w a s t h o u g h t l s t t o c e l e -
br o to o n Sunday .
p l u g s :
play s
Geo.
play sE .G.Hans en,R.C.Hi tc h ma n
Mc D ona ld,Bec k play s D r .
§¢c§§1l 13}1§é Siert pla y s
Z\1cQuarrie,V a n Dc usen
Duets,H .C.Jensen play s
play sHe mp hi ll,Mo r r is p la y s H. S imo r v
sen.C.M .Hi tc h ma n play s Dr .
is t a n d wh i le th e h n d g e wo r k wi ll
no t be c omp le te d un ti l spr in g y e t'
by mak in g a c o up le o f de to ur s th e
pa vin g c a n b e used.
Th e wo r k o f th e n i g h t c r e ws i s
n real si gh t an d eac h n i g h t a
group_o f spec tators are o n th e
WILII. \.l.|"upcaauu|; U1 v u Ul\;l»a\..AuAn o th e r chec k up on dealers and
bootle ggers is che la w o f 1927
whi c h requires rai lro ad c ompanies
to re po rt mo n th ly th e nu mb e r o f
c ars o f o i l shipped on the i r lines.
Considerable i n imp o r ts wh ic h
mirrhi nannnn fhn n lnhn but is dl8~
ennbles the farmer on whos(\thc birds are shot to collect ||||d I '"-"Jfifty I EE-..~..-'1'.'{E..'tr ib ute to the
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that viéinirvi 'Mn Bentrup died at mil B`é`éSf§é21" JQI ¢1i`.§"'§w§n§"5E
his home in.Fremont Saturday, the 15111, the earliest date record-
Oct. 3, followmg a long illness.ed.In 1912 and in 1913 the first
The deceased was born in Get- frost was on the 20th, in 1915 or:
mnnv in 1855 and mama! fn Amor- *In of a*:..1nvJ if fvnnn 0 nnnr..
c ents per head i f he so da
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dg fe d_ Th is was g i ve n so ef fi c i en tly tha t
3, the state supervisor in vite d th e m
',_°°l.. .to appear a t th e sta te me e ti n g
A b o u t t h i r t y r e l a t i v e s w e r e i z } § £ h n § m m .s i d c l i d u s w a t c h i n g t h e w o r k .° ' " ? " '" " " " " i . " " . " j " '" " ''" "u n u a n z a va m m u w a w w a u
vn mr x nn f 'a n d n l l n n i n v e d th i ?Sl3Ci{l.}1 . L e.1.nuv 4'.\»»H n n m l n SiII'l Oll.-C 0 \ E I E d I n t 13 VE B) .e r a l g o v e r n m e n t s t h e .|TI.0ll@j
| 1 s \ .\" i " 1g o o d t i m e o n d t h e b i g f e e d t h a t
a l w a y s g o w i t h t h e s e e ve n t s .
H e r t h r e e c h i l d r e n ,R o y M .a n d
L y d i a o f B l a i r , : i n d P n u l o f B o n e -
s t e vl ,S o u t h D a k o t a ,w e r e i n s t r u -
me n ts! i n g e ttin g up th e c e leb r a -
ti on and to Mr s.Lipp inc ott es pe-
l n LIIB pan;J ul lun..vwr .--se n wo n fr o m Ha r ry Mor r i s, R. C .
Hi tc h ma n wo n f r o m Mc Do n ald 2
u p a n d 1 to go , a n d Ber t J e ns en
won f ro m Co ok e.The play fo r the
c up is b y holesf and n o t strokes,
f o r there ar e n o handicaps.A l l
r a m round matc hes must be p1HY~
RO B S E R V I C E S T A TI O N
Th e South Side Servic e Statio n
was bro ken in to some time Tues day
ni gh t a n d the p lac e wa s ge n er a lly
ransacked,the robber appa ren tly
in ten t o n fi n di n g mo ne y whi c h
:looted und er the Sc rip la w
c ompensate th e f a r me r fc
fe e di n g o f th e bi r d s d u ri n g
season a n d th e da mag e do
fenc es etc .,du r i n g th e
east So .th str eet, gave e. pi noehle i °°""'3° of tres pasaing on the
p a r ty Tuesday ,Oc t.(ith.'I'here_°1"" land.
D O U B L E A N N I V E R S A R Y
C E L E B R A T E D
Mr .an d Mr s .Alb er t J e ns e n o f
l u L u
rl'the
ciosed
ne to
usu al
f o r m-
later on and present their iniua»
tory work.There were around one hundred
an d sevent resent,over oneYP
hund red be i n g vi s ito r s o u t o f t h e
..:+..ll"1m.lnvnnal 4Inlnrrnffnn nnmn
" " " ' ;- -- v - --u - - - - - -- v - - - . - -ion at.th e ag e o f sixte en years,
c o min g dire c tly 'bu th e Fon tn nelle
neighb orhood wh e r e he f a r me d
u n ti l eight.y ears ag o whfen h e
mo ve d to Fr e mo n t.
|\au:uxral, ul ;u;u au navuu an u a ;te r o f a n inc h th i c k o n th e mm: -
ni ng of th e 2 2n d , i n 1 90 7 a nd 19 %
the re wa s e.li g h t f r o s t th e m o r -
n i n g o f th e 25 th a n d n k i lli n g
f r o s t th e .f olio wi ng mo r n i n g i n
Buy .i lu :n\.|5t.av \.u.u\.5.»-uv" V-.....fr o m' ° 0 ma h a a n d th e n e xt la r g e s t
bo o k s f r o m Oak lan d.
I H e in nunrivnd h v h i s wi f e wh n l i n o o' J ; i r a i nw a s M a r y S t r a n g e r o f F o n t a n e l i e I n 1 9 0 8 a n d 1 9 2 4 t h e r e w c r a
I m f n r n h a r m n r r i n u n n r l n n ¢ r \ 1 fn r .\:...1..L .¢...--a.--sl. ............:......\ " § \ A ..x ln¢h1r dnv.evening or de-I1totheonef[was auppqsed to have been Leu: mlv.'ere six tables.g Thg tgicrip law provides fqrL I I I l l l l n u n | . \| l . u l w u v u n V ' - q v b y n e x t .b u n u u y 1M r s .L l p p l n c o t t : S o n e o f f u e 1 u l t w i l l b e t a k e :
e a r l y s c t t i e r s o f B l a i r ,c o m :g| n n | n i n t ! 2 1 . l Q h n \ \\ \ :. . , , , , , . J L ,r e a d y t o P l a ?
the building.It was Mrs. Jensen'sThe entrance was made by the also their :inn wedding
nnnh window where the xzlass was ...U
birthday. containing five coupons which may =\°" "~ ""~--°"~°---»-f - '----=»--~-» ugm. Jruasws un un: m».»m.u.5 U; hunanniveni be purchased at the office of the COUNCIL SELLS SEWER Mrs. W. F. Boldt of Fremont, and 28th and in the latter year on the
'county clerk or other appointed OUTLET BONDS a granddaughter also of Fremont. 29th and 30th also.In 1906, 1913
)rum and paces.These books sell for two "nniirnoflu r t:\.\.r"|\r|::\ not rv and in 1920 the morning of thal l u l c l u . I I l | 1 \Thnn fas L i p p
c a me a p a r
Blai r.
Th e E n te r p
a1ntlnlnlionl
m u y Q . .. . . . . . -- _ .inc ott la te r an d be-r1;o f the history ° f A `L ." " " " ' . § = ' i '.§}é.~S OFFICERS
misc oxtends it5 c on -;Th e A .L .Au xili ar y me t la s t
tor I ll a .Llppnnc ott Th ur sd ay e ven in g fo r the ir a nn ua l
"? " mm Y elec tion o f officers.
ri n g were presient.Th e fo llo wi n g me mbe r s wi ll
5 lg g g g z f g té r mg Rg -serve f o r the c o mmg y e ar :Mr s .
ic ott and Ma rjor ie 'Ir ma J oh ns on , pr es id en t; Mrs .Mny
" D|»i§nP vlan nronirlenii MIB. EISIG
broken hllowing the window stop
to be opened and the window rais-
ed.The only articles missing was
a gu n an d a bo x of c an dy .No i n -
surnnc e wa s c arried aga in st bu r -
glo ry .
F A S H I O N C E N T E RB E A U T Y P A R L O R
.........an
.. ... u
nun;»Mr s .Di c k Ne ls o n o f (
Ma r ti n Ne lso n to ok f i r
Lira.Ma r ti n Ne ls o n ar
Chr is ten se n, th e boo by p
Th e guests presented
Mr s . J e n s en with s b e a u
k e t o f f lo we r s .
Lun c h was se rved at a
A l l wished Mr .an d Mr s
ma n y mo r e auc h occasio
st prizes,
id P. T.
rlzes.
Mr.and
.tiful bas-
late hour.
.Jensen
ns.
I I
rrrlfmns
:dollars and fifty cents and a cou-pon is to be used for each birdi
'shot.Farmers who desire to
have hunters on their farm and
who likewise cullect ifty cents for
each bird shot sho d notify the
game and Iomstation commission
at the state house al. Lincoln.The
commission in turn will send the
[farmer signs which may be posted
on his farm stating that his is aIScHp farm.
At the meeting of the city coun-
cil held last Tuesday evening s
commuuioution signed by a num-
ber of citizens was Presented w
the council asking that all pen-sonsfhaving hm within the city
limits lE'|§\?ed to do away with
them.It develops that Blair has
127 of the four legged speele liv-
ing within her bounds und the city
fathers felt um under the present
»¢_.....r-\ ..».z............ ¢\...o n .......\.a
nr v v urun un nuun n.e rn.;
district Epwonh league Rally
held at the M. E. church in
city last Sunday.
representation from the Rose
League and the League al.
Crdg were guests nl the Blair or-
ganization there being around
twenty-five visitors present.A social gathering was held ih
the church basement in the after-
A
wasthis
A
Hill
3Uln Drougnr. ngnn truss.urn Avof the 36 years it has not frosted
i n September-Don C.Van Deu-
sen, local U. S. Weather Observer.
HAPPY HARMONY
CLUB MEETS
The Happy Harmony Club melwith llvlrs. Elza King 0f=~ 1.H I *
Glen McNamle and Mrs. Emmett
Heston furnished.the progrggrl-
and hor wo rt]
Th e follow
Llessrs. and I
ninr ntt. II. C.
M.R. Lippim
Clark Lippim
Lyle Guyer
Thotnas, and
°;E,3"'§;I31§'"'5i'$';'; ;;:;;2:;_";;;;;,;;; 1m»a. Jessie To celebrate the fact that they~~ ~ §°i"°""=';;:";""'=M x ;32:25 323; ~ ;:,h?;'§"a:"§' :¥; ~ u1 'rc a1 vu\ N c w:
au son a rs,.Mr. and Mrs.Paul \.!_|.-....2..:. °.-?.' vu...I|nn\4l>H.!\ Dow: Parlor is making this very special ELECTS OJ
.
ns ol the
he fall of
'evming,
a.vealed the
with thdr
\, and seo-
Armxbead.
Huv e y
Hunters entering upon Scrip
farms should go w the one ln
clmrge and deposit his Sc:-ip bank-
Alter hunting he may return for
tha book and Agn one of the cou-pons i n the book lor each bird
which he has shot.The farmer
on whose lmd fhe birds were tak-en in turn ligm the coupons and
o a n c u h t h e mi n a t n l a t e r d a f e
nnnuum uulll lw,mm ... ww.-.be an unwise act to have them re-
moved lrom our wrist and them-
fore A motion to plnce the commu-
nication on tile was made and seo-
onded and it went to the politiw
s n v e y mt
The next matter under consider-
ntion was the nle of the sewer
outlet bonds which amounted to
rrsmmo.Them bonds wera sold
noon and n lovely luncheon served
at six o'clock.Richard Flynn presidd av. the
evening service with decided luc-
een.
EN'l'EnT.uNs FOR DAUGHTER
Min. M. R. Lippincott entertain-
ed ~ tahlea of frienrls ut bridge
Lunch was nerved before the ladiesdeparted for home.Mrs. Emmvif
Heston wm be hostess omber is
md Mrs.Virgil Ba r d and Hrs.
Curt Clnywn will furnish the pro-
gram tor the afternoon.-Mn. E...
E. King, reporter._4*€f
A -~n u s u u s s A N D
SOCIAL roxmcmsm
a ll o f Blai r
l =nn;nnn}f nf F\nnnuhsn|R n Mrs |\lbLol'lll|, zulu I ...Alman, sergeant. at arms.\Membeis of the executive com-
mitiee are Mrs. Nellie Anderson,u...A---ua-.. .na 'Mn Nnnml
oner to Lnelr fnuny ru wu u m The gm regular meet!"'"?°"'°"? in 31" *=;"§§,"/~fg5 2 sm Hitchmm Club for t
""""?d tune ' " ;Y un c u u m was he\d Monday
certam num r o permanen n..+1:.1 nu. ,hm mam
A . . | | y l r | | | » . v \ u U ;| » . u \ . . u u 1 . . \ . ¢ ,F r e d M a y l e o f F r e m o n t ,M r s .W m .
L i p p i n c o t t o f R e d C l o u d ,N e w
M r s .N o y e s o f C e r e s c o ,N a b . ,M r s .
" f m \Un1 nl\and two sons of mn. :num man; um ......... -_ ..Jensen.l t has been voted toIn-alse dues from $1 to $1215 ayear.
PL ANE 1 'The time ol meeting has been
changed ur the first Monday night
in the month which the officers in¢,.?f;__, ,,, ~ charge believe will be moncoh-
have been given-they will give
you a Spwd Realistic Permanent
Wnve for only $8.60.Phone 47 ordropinat the Fnhi on Cenhr
Beauty Parlor and make your ap-
pointments wgll in advance. qvw
.__-_._.--,»._.. ....
...... .., ... ..._ ,_" ..-_Election of officers rga
members well utlnfiad v
presidwt.Vance Nielsen
retstftxeasuner.I m d l
Whom they re-elected.
Kuhr was electd vice-pl
Eullékéf Efiif
VISITORS BY ,1
m r .-ex an m e c o on e r' |offic e I ll u m m m e m n o n o r o ren t.|ra........1.. ..... -a |......1.._ _.. -|........».. ..,1.|..1.|t°W nc hob,Ben der a n d Comp|,ny |,___.|.........\..¢¥....n.....1:.~:.I l i a W m
1.2:2 §.."$;f ;;:»a.::';;'la.;..,";f1,~=~e»= for the greatest number.Neb. and Earl lflnyvmnh of Scotts-bluff;The young men arrived BIRTHDAY PARTY
in the most modem method hyairplane,landing in the alfalfa Luz Sunday evening n numberpatchofthem u m and Rose of relatives and friends gathered
ranch just north o f mu.at the Pete Iverson home,nearThe Bullocks were former Blnlr omm to more om wishes and
residents and are long time friends congratulations i n Mr.Iverson,ol the Redfields.the occasion being in honor of his`'birth anniversary.An enjoyable
c x r n o u c c n u n c n ,evening was spent vidtins and
DAMAGED BY ucn'rmNc. nhymz pinochle.
'|A delicious lunch was served
Father Gen. .lonnitia reports sv. l~*¢¢=_ an U19 9*f='=i°8~'I`\=°l° pres-
'hursday evening.
permanent guanmww w ...-you in every respect-make yourappointments now so that you will
get in on this special dw.88-lt
CITY TEACHERSENJOY EVENING
Miss Mable Naurenburg, one of
Blain popular teachers, entertain-
ed three tables ol friends at bfld89
at the w. J. Koopmnn homo me
Mrs. Iester Bellond ivon first
P140 and Mia!Bessie Eborharf-
won the cut prize Delieiou|_}*o-
Attorney John A. Cnrrignn,. who
has sponsored the Club for manymonthswasunanimouslychosen
thdr favorite lesqeg.
Frederick Ktgler was elected tomembershipand will he initiated
during the full months.
Following the business meeting
substmtlnl refreshments were serv
ed There was s good crowd
present.
w. B - 1 ; ms r n c mn'ro BE HERE
.......~... or ut o-nu or swiss mn...are .authorized to cash them.
The advantages ol the new Scrlp
law are that it allows the hunter
to hunt on\the Scrip fanns with-
out bdng molntod, and does away
with the necessity ol "BWI the
birds as each hunter mn prove by
the Sdp coupon just when he
shot the birds.The Scrlp law also
allows the farmer some compen
nation for the feeding of thahirda
and damage don, by the hunters
roaming over the fields
of Omaha at 99.They are twen~
ty year bond: bearing 455% in-
m e n u m m m m no be paid
semi-annually and arrles an op-
tional clause whereby they may be
pm in five years.
After this the reports ol the com»
nuttees and the allowing ot the
bills closed the meeting
.I T NELSON'S HOG SALE
J T Nelson, who hdd his pure
bred sale o l Pollnd China hogs
ne r u-"gum,n.n....e,............Welch of Eurekn, Calif., who has
spent the summer hero..
The evening's play dselosed
Mrs. Eugene Jackson holding high
wore,Mrs. Alice Trlplett, low and
both were awarded prizes.Mrs.
Wm Farnborg was lucky and won
\'-he cut prize.MIB.Welch will leave some
time this month for her home in
Ihireks Alter a very pleasant zum-mer with relatives and g n u ma
Monde.
\o . . . - . _ . . _,..,....,._ ._,,,.._\_,_,__ __,____|9n.hig_f»yrn adioininz. ijlair on`
.m...m nn.:\»..\.a.a..... \.-_...a
\
n n .rnhnr | 9 3 1
HA¢4
uI 52 5
Oct
Oct.Oct-
| : ¢ |nnI I5I2I 9zo
LT."o_7142 12 5
. : '2 .
Ia1522
. . " i ;29I625
6 5$327 29 502H5'L__
9-Roqqitian for M. E. pam:
9-P. N. G. Club meets10--WJ IL C. meets
| 1M :
Oct. 11--New Footbah Tumphyx
o¢f. 11-ma,_
Oct. 18-Hunting season opens.o¢ so-W1-Qgh: mum,m p u n
dmrda.
Johns the Baptist churcfn at Ft:ent tran gur were m r .u m m r s .
n and Halen;
re.and Mem
non, Peter Nel-
'»Lars Larsen
Ladle Linen
Those praent.
1 Mr. Ind Hn.
freehmente were served by u n .
Knopmln.Tlwle present were Mineesllelen
Sevennce,»Elde Hughes,Evelyn
Solomon,Hlldred MpGll.l,Pe rm
Hutchlnson, Roselle Fulay,_Ludlle
Langley, Beede Eberluut, Weldon
end Memdnmee Lester Bellord and
,Hlhlld White.- l . . . . . » . u - $ 5
next.mmuuny,um.. ev, .e le,-lnr W. R. C. meetlng md 01216
will be inspection of Corps work.Mrs . Do n Mldueln o f Te hmlh.
depnrhnent lnxpeellor will be prev
ent to mm out the inspection.A
eommltue will serve refreshments.A good ettendalwe ls de dnd e l
the meeting ll en lmporunt one.
u r l .m m m ;w l n n m z m , w n o
allled to Nqhvllle, Tenn., by the
nerlous illness and death of her
dnmr,Mrs.A. L. Nay, returned
home Monday.Mn. Ney lived ln
thin pen of the country !or uv-
erel yean end was well nequdn-
hd, having n luge number ol rel-
a t i v e ; m d m m .
use Monday wu gre ewa wlm xvery good crowd of lntemswd bid.
dere.J. T. hld an exceptionally
good bunch of hm end I-be entire
offering of dxly-flve was sold.
Whlle the prices were not what
they were in tba wud ti mu y e t
lk. Nelson feels very well ntl;-
ma wich the naudtl.
m u lmwmm. nu uc v n ourterlng vim blood pdson ln blehand and ann the put week.Hein nt the home of his sister, Mn.
Nels Lindberg in this dry and u
getting dong ee well u can be
expected at thin writing.
a a v u m n z u n u m u
Cllhoun bndy damaged wh ml a m" c .n u r n u w
l m b k by_ lightning lust Mondny.f'°m"°I;"c':rd Nell
mght dunng the electrlw |torm.|mn' Jena So
ml hmi lOti a W e n: bo ught a t ruc k lo a d :nd J e m ~
:uf fefdgf cattle ln South 0m°1'°hom Fremont were
ms muy.
THE mio-onlus usx
1
.5 ~I `
4
\M . ,
TWHVETREES
an/anno lonmzJo-A Gsnsuce
1987 Expenditures-Mslnwmmce
$3,100,000; 400 miles Paving, $10-
ooo,0W;500 miles Gravel,$1,-
250,000;Interest,$2,l25,000;To-
tal, s1s,4'15,ooo.
Rifles completed-Paving, 2250;
Gravel, 5,700.Total, 'l,950.
1935 Revenue-Gas Tax,$7-
920,000; Auto License, $1,000,000;
Federal Aid,$2,800,000;Bonds,;1o,ooo,ooo.Total, $2l,220,000.
1935 Expenditures-Maintenance
s2,a5o,ooo; soo miles Paving, $15.-
000,000;500 miles Gravel,
250,000;Interest s1,'100,000.
tal, S?-'0B00.000»
Miles Completed-Paving,
850; Gravel, 5,600.Total, 8,450.
$ 1.-
To~
2,-
1936 Revenue-Gas 'Tax ;9,.nctlng business
B A D ( O M P A ~\ooo,ooo; Auto License, $1.256.000s
~|RKO PATHE vlcruns
Federal Aid,$2,so0.000;Bonds,$5,000,000.Total, $16,525,000
1986 Expenditures-Malntensna
$2,950,000; 400 miles Paving, $10~
000,000;500 miles Gravel,Sl,-
250,000; xpmygn, s1,s12,soo.'ro-_
M m ____.___ __.__........____..---_____;g_' n_;~"
"BAD COMPANY" AT 000,000; Total, $16,525,000 'tertained at dinner followed by'Earl Nicholas and RaymondbridgeWednesdayemnlngrMi-.'Sheem.
and Mrs. Wm. Adams, Mrs. A'm°|Mr. a nd Mrs. C. Ii . Gny a nn
Peddle, Miss Bessie Lyzholf, Mlssiio Dunlap, Iowa on business Sun-
Mnrgsret Kroése and ms Ca ro - 'd i m They were neeompsnied by
line Wachter., M m Dave Cummingd and J.c.
Mr. and Mrs. C.H.Blanchard
left Saturday,Sept.26 ln thelr
car for Flint, Mich., ui spend threeweeksvisiting their niece,Mrs.Nobel Nelson and lsmlly.Jeff and Ed Van Horn ol Blair,
were visiting Herman friends on
Wednesday.Floyd Ackerman is home fromthegovernmenthospitalatLin-
coln where he has been a patient
for some time.
Wm. Johnson of the Lake Quin-nelwaugh neighborhood, was transf
here Wednesday.
lvan Helms sssdsted with theelerkindat Potadle Bros.g uties
tore while Mr,
Louis/
Mr.and Mrs.
Friday at Decatur looking afwr
some business matters.0. H. Godsev ls lmnrovlnz his
Potadle was in St
E. P. Hansen spent
`Bailey.~
Mrs.John Sutton left lastThursday for Valentine in join Mr.Sutton, who is stationed there.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Yuldsh and
Majil ol Fremont, drove evil- Sun-lday morning ind spent the dny at
the Geo. Lowe home.Miss Gussie Jones of Holdrege.Nels, visited her sister, M1-s.Es.rl
Frenw Friday.
The Womans Club held their
first meeting ol the season Fridayafternoonat the home of Mrs.G.F. Lowe with a Dlmie lunch.There were eighteen members
resent and onelfueat.Mm. 0. H.Godsey and n. E. C. Burdlc
were elected delegates, Mrs. Henry
Truhlsen and M m Wm.Adams,alternates to the state convention
at Fremont,Oct.20, 21 and 22.
The nuct meeting has ban chang-
ed and will he held nt than hnme
l"i'fF'l¢'!!»l"E"|'
son,Rlchsrd and Miss Floronos
Langhorst visited several days
lust week with relatives at Strung,
Neb.Miss Ednn langhornt ac-
companied them home alter spend-
ing the past week here dsdting
relatives and friends.
The Fontanelle Luther Iesgus
met Friday evening lor their
monthly meeting.The Misses Irene, Norms andLeonaHoltrnanandMissFloms
Brand were Saturday afternoon
guests of Misa Sophie Waterman.
s a Langhorst and wa sher.
Miss Mnybelle of Nickerson culled
at Wm. Hnltman's Friday evming.Miss Sophia Wawnnan and
Mrs.Lou Ella Melerhenry werechosendelegatesto attend the
Young Women's Misdonary oon~vention at Leigh,Neb.on Wed-
nesday and Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Holtmsn,Anita and Richard and Miss
Sophia Wutennan visited'at Wm.
Holtman's Sunday afternoon.
Miss Helen Wilkanlng, who at-
tends high school at Fremont,
ummt thai week-end with home
|McCook "~.~ntractn awarded by
City Connell for paving ea.stFl!th
street and water improvements onFilth md Sixth streets east.s m n m l n N W ? o r
GARDNER nls'rm(.'1
Mr.and Mrs.Lars Jwere (ho visitors Fridsgpewn
:Mr. and Mrs. Ea Ehninger and
§.".:.af ..<~=e»e w over
s e h'S-§;fd={,'"=h ,_rvey ome
rs.ens us tertaithe Hillside Club 112.561, .f.';i'3
noon.Mrs.Q~ K.Mundorf u l
Blair, was s visitor of the Club.
m -5 » g=-,gm Sc ha fer o f
re unat J.'LA1?tersen': supper guests
n erson spent Frid dSatunday in Blair .¢¢¢...u..§'».$-
" ° § 2 . " " " . f " n
. an .rs.Cecil ThandMr.and Mrs.Dan f>'i'i"uE'§»'$
were 0;-ag; 51=°»»e»§ Friday.
n en arBertrand. and 1-:és l...».........' £1
Blair, Nebraska, Odnber 3. 1931
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To Become a Shareholder
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0
THE Savings Budget PIa\n offers you
the opportunity of investing in P iorPreferred Shares of The United Lihtand Railways Company a little at a time.
as you save.
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0
The Snrlnzs lludxrel Plum offersyou l'rlnr Preferred Share- nl $10dom! per nlmre and llwn $1.50 pershurc each month.
a-.
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...A"`;_ , . _ , f I' $§ .h
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0
THE Savings Budget PIa\n offers you
the opportunity of investing in P iorPreferred Shares of The United Lihtand Railways Company a little at a time.
as you save.
You pay just $10 down per share, then/
$7.50 per share each month.
Think of it!Six per cent return on
your money-Safety of Principal ns-sured by the essential nature of services
rendered-and a ready market shouldyou desire to dispose of your holdings.
q Yes!All of these advantages and
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The glamorous Helen Twelve-
treea comes w the li.KO-Orpreumon Friday,October 9,i n "Bad
Qqmpany" a role twice as exciting
as "Her Man", twice as fucinatf
ins as "M,illie".Timely and vib-
rant the story concerns the prob~
lems of a beautiful, well-educated
young woman who falls in love
with za man whose business oper-
ations are shady.She knew
nothing about him-save that sho
loved him.She thought marriage
was a haven of safety but i t
*proved to be a tempest of danger
for her dream of love tumed into
a nightmare at terror when the
m¥ t man tumed out to be her
wérst enemy.On her wedding
night she was hurled into a
strange world of ferocious menandthenrevealedanelemental
woman who could fight like a she-
tiger for the one she loved.Helen
Twelvetrees in "Bad Company" is
ably supported by Ricardo Gomez
and John Garrick.
' On the RKO-stage there is bo be
a real treat to Omaha theatre-
goers for the Rooneys are again
at the Orpheum.Pat Rooney anS
Pat Rooney Third are singing,
dancing comedians who engage in
a battle of wits and dance steps.
Pat Sr.' introduces his famous
waltz clog and revives the sand
dance of his father while Pat Third
d o a the modern steps in true
Rooney fashion."French Leave",
a skit built upon laughter,is
praented by the Skelly sisters.
Eddie Miller, the prominent barl~
tone, with the comely Miss Henri-
ette offers "A World's Singing
Cruise".This excellent bill is
completed by Lola Torres and Her
Barcelonians who feature the
world's fastest whirl.
tai, $16,112,500
Miles Completed-Paving.8,-
250; Gravel, 5,700; Total, 8,950.
1937 Revenue 'Tas Tlx,$3.-
000,000; Auto License, $l,225,0Wi
Fedeml Md, $2,800.000; Bonds, $5-
000,000; Total, $16,525,000
1937 Expenditures-Maintenace
1937 Expenditures-Maintenance
$8,lD0,000; 400 miles Paving, $10-
0O0,00l);500 miles Gravel,$l,-
250,000;Interest $2,125,000;To-
tal, $10,475,000Milescompleted-Paving,3,-
050; Gravel, 5,s00; Total, 0,450.
At the emi of the five year
construction period the Highway'
Department would have on hand
n. balance of s1,s55,000.00.
indebtedness, Interest and Retired
at me End uf Each
Bonded InterestIndebtcdns4 5 %'sa $15,000,000
'34 30,000,000
'05 40,000,000
'38 45,000,000
'37 50,000,000
'ss 47,000,000
44,000,000
41,000,000
38,000,000
85,000,000
'39
'40
'41
'42
s 0sv,s001,275,0001,700,0001,912,5002,125,0001,001,5001,810,0001,142,5001,010,000
Year
Retire
53,000,0000,000,0003,000,0000,000,0000,000,000'43 02,000,000 1,457,500 0,000,000'44 29,000,000 1,300,000 0,000,000
'45 20,000,000 1,232,500 0,000,000'40 22,000,000 1,105,000 4,000,000
'47 18,000,000 935,000 4,000,000
'48 14,000,000 065/000 4,000,000'40 10,000,000 595,000 4,000,000
'50 0,000,000 425,000 4,000,000
'51 2,000,000 255,000 4,000,000'52 05,000 2,000,000Estimated receipts and expendi-
tures for the fifteen ye bonds
are being retired, showin bal-ance that can be used for further
development of our Highway Syg-tem.The gasoline tax has been
'home by the addition of a su
'porch on the south.
Mrs. Jennings West entertainsat a party at her home Tuesdaafternoon when her guests er
Mesdames [eo Fausett,Jo 0
Bandur,lewis Lowe,Cl diYowell,Everett Himes and LoHorn.
Mrs.Minnie Fink of Omnhi
spent a few days last week at th
Mrs. Anna Peddie homo.Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dischneran
Mr. and Mrs.ave Mohr and Dm
loris Joan dro over from Co
umbus, Neb. Su day morning' fcavisitattheJosephBandshomo.The ladies stayed over lc
a few days visit.'
Both Sunday Schools reported
geconi attendance at the sessionundny when the annual 1-ally dn
was obsewed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ackerman 0Omaha,visited Saturday nigl
and Sunday at the home of theidaughter, Mrs. Clarence llleycm.
Chauncey Swan of Omaha,hu
been spending a few dnys here a
the parental, H. L. Swan home.Thirty of their friends perpr
trated a surprise on Mr. and Mr:
Ben West Saturday evenin ihonor of their fourteenth welsdin,
anniversary.They all attendethe dance at Kin;¢'s pavilion,re
tumiug to the West home later fo
A few of the members of thLyonsClubwithseveralof th
ekamah Club, entenained a num
ber o l Blair business men at 1
seven o'clock dinner at the Cliftmhotel last Wednesday evening. Thi
meeting was held to organize 1club at Blair.Mrs-Dwight Gordon of CIS-lR
a sister of J. T.Fitch and welknown here, is reported quite ll
at hex-_home there suffering fron
hardemng of the arteries.Mr. nm
Mrs.~ and so n, Wa llac e ann
wife visited her last Sunday.
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of Mrs.0.H.Godsey Saturdayaftennoon.The Club wlll,enter-tain the hen oi' our schools at
this time.
The question of leasing the
Legion hall for school purposesfor a term of ten years at nnannual rental of $850 was decided
at nn election held at the school
house Thursday evening.137voted for and 10 against.Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Sheets vis-ited Sunday evening at the Wm.
Sheets home nt Blmlr.
Friday, Oet. 2 occurred the 88thbirthdayofH.C.Cooper.Hisdatzghterdn-law, Mrs. [Fen Cooperentertained at n birthday dihner
at her home nt Tekamah.The
guests were the mrmbers of theG. A. R. ol the Tekumnh post towhich he belongs and n number of
others.Those attending from
here were Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Cooper.'Theodore Kipp and Mr.and Mrs.Harry Cooper.That
evening'u number of relatives
gathered at his homo here and
spent a social evening.Theyserved a nice lunch which all en~
joyed..
Mrs.Russell Wells,formerly
Miss Lillie Kuhlman, is reported
to be improving from injuries re-
ceived when she was thrown from
a horse ut her home west of hero
last Monday.This is good news
to her friends.The M. E. Aid will be enter-tained at the country home of
Mrs. J. T. Fitch Wednesday d t -
ernoon.'1'hes¢ ladies are makingpreparationsfortheirarunusd
Hallowe'en supper.
Friend.; of Mrs.A. J. Cameron
are sorry to learn that she hasagain entered the Covenant hos-pital at Omaha for treatment for
neuritis.
Mrs. B.C. Hronek and little
daughter departed last week forpolntsinIowawheretheywillvisit her husband's people.Theywillreturnherebefore leaving
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Miss Leona Holtman spent fromMondotill Thursday at the JohnEchteniarnp Sr.home at Arling-
ton.
Mrs. John Niebaum. entertaineda numher of relatives and friendslast Sunday afternooilin honor of
Mr. Niebaum's birthday.
Mrs Adolph Holtman and eSophiaWaterman€pent Fri ay
afternoon at Wm. Holtman's.Mr.and Mrs.George Strengerand Kenneth visited Sunday eve~
ning nt Henry Poeper's.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holtman and
family spent Sunday evening at
Adolph I-Ioltmn.n's.
Wash Dresses-values to $2
each on sale now at 2 for $1 at
the Fashion Center.Every dress
guaranteed not to fade.
S p e c i a l Realistic Permanent
Wave $3.50 for n limited time only
at the Fashion Center BeautyParlor-Phone 47.l t
BENCH N.OTES
Mrs.C.A.Warrick of Peets,
Colorado was a Saturday dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Lip-pincott and family.Mrs. Charlie Husk called on Mrs.
Eva Cook Wednesday aftemoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Chds Johnson
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs.Harry Smith.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olsen and chil-dren and Mr.and Mrs.Charlie
lf ldt called on Mr. and Mrs.Thie o
Alfred Hansen and family Friday
evening.'Mrs.w. w .Noyes of Cereseo,Neb.,and Mrs.Will Lippincott,
wereE. c.
over night visitors at the
Lippincott home Sunday.Mr.and Mrs. Allred HansenandchildrenvisitedatthePete
Ffgndug §*°m,5 Thursday evenipg.
Sunday dinner guests at the Frank
Llmbrecht home near Irvington.Mr.and Mrs.Lars Jeppesen
and Bobby were Sunday visitors
at the M. A. Anderson home, near
Millard, Neb.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred"Jensen andtwo girl; and Mrs. Jensen's moth-er,Mrs. J.Petersen of CouncilBluffs,Iowa were Saturda aft-ernoon visitors at F. C. C. ¥'eter-
sen's.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ervey and
Faye were Sunday visitors at the
H. H. Tegt home in Fremont.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Clausen at-tended a party at Mrs.Charles
Hansc-n's in Blair Friday evening
ln honor of Mrs. Hsnsen's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Earl Burbank and hus-band.
Mr.and Mrs.Lars Jeppesen andBobbie spent Friday evening at
J.L. .Petersen's.Mrs.Dan Phillips was a Mon-day morning caller at Jens Clau-
sen's.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Compton of
Blair,spent Sunday evening at
Harry Ervey's.
Mr.and Mrs. J.L.Petersen.
Robert and Mrs.Alfred Reeh of
Blair, were Omaha shoppers Sat-
urday.
Permanents reduced to $3.00.
Mrs.Mnrion Sutherland,north
Walker Ave., Blair, Neh.38-2t
S p e c i a l Reallnlc Permanent
Wave $3.50 for a limlted time onlyattheFashionCenterBeautyParlor-Phone 47.I t
Wash Dresses-values to $2
each on salé now at 2 for $1 atthe Fashion Cenner.Every dress
guaranteed not to fade.
Dayldn-Cdverta and grading
to be done on Rand District No.
42, southwest of city.
Thedford-Grading and clsying
work on road west of her, com-
pleted.
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Mr.and Mrs..-Hancock
left this week for Excelsior Springs
Mo., for a few weeks rest.The following were Sunday din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Otis
Yowell:Miss Minnie Fink of
Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. James VanHorn,Mrs.Anna Peddie,MissCaroline Wachter and Miss Chris-
tehe Wachter.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl French and
Mr. and Mrs.Taylor French at-tended the funeral of Squire
alone: at Blair Sunday afternoon.
Deceased was a brother of AndrewJones, who resided here for manyyears.I-le was past 83 years ofage and has 'been quite poorly for
many months.He made his home
at Crowell Home.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams andchildrenofTeknmnh,were last
Sunday dsltors at the J. A. West
~0lY\€¢Mr. and Mrs Emil Follen enter-'tained three tables at pinochle attheirhomeSaturdayevening.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.Bert
Cooper and Mr.and M-ra.Carl
Cooper of Tewnah, Mr. and Mrs.Harry Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
'Rasmussen and Mr. and Mrs.Ray
Tri lett.lrgddo Hancock went to the
Covenant hospital in Omaha last
Monday where he had n tondl
operation.I
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§It is time you were having yo~r
Friday and Saturday Only-a
beautiful new Hat FREE with
every Winter Coat sold at the
Flshion Center.A large ship-
ment has n be en received md
they have en placed on sale atonly $16.75 and $25 with a beauti-ful new Hat Fnee Friday and
Samrday only-the coats come inslzes 14 to 46 in black, brown andgreen and they |.\I have luxudouxfur trimmings.Don't forge*at
the Fashion Center thls Friday
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BELL CREEK VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. John Mhtehkamp
Sr.of Arlington,were Monday
evening visitors at Wm.*Holt-man'|.Mrs.George Franke and MinsWhilemeniaFrankespentthe
week»end visiting relatives at
Allen,Neb.
Mr.and Mrs. August Kerkhoff
and sons were Sunday afternoonvisitors at Henry Snhcer's Jr.Mr.and Mrs.Otto Kruse and
dren and Mrs.Floyd Flack and
son spent Friday afternoon at
the E. C. Lippincott home.
Mr. and Mrs.Ben Peek and
children of Tekamah,visiled attheFredPeck home Manda .The Bench Community Clugmet
with Mrs.Charlie Thielfoldt last
Thursday altemoon with nine
members and three visitors pres-ent.Visitors were Mrs. GordonLowe, Mrs. Alfred Eager and Mrs.
Rasmus Henrickson.l t has not
been decided just where the nextmeetinnwill be held.
The uses Annabelle Stricklett
and Anna Paulson and Mrs. Chas.
Husk and sons wled on Mrs. Joe
Genowsy and daughter of FremontSundayafternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Berger of Winton,
lows,Mr.and Mrs.Epling anddaughterandMissEmmaAl-bright of Merrill, Iowa were Sun~
day dinner guests at the Jonas
Blomberg home.Alternoonf call-
ers were Mr. and Mrs. Gust Nel~son of Valley, Mr. and Mrs. leon-ard Lund and children and Mr.and
Mrs. Carey, all of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Elza KingThursday evening.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Peck and
lldren were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. John Biffar.Mr. and Mrs. Chen Sutton 'and
day party at the Jim Sorenson
home honoring Mrs.Sorenserfs
birthday.Mr. and Mrs. Allred Hansen andchildren visited with Mr. and Mrs.Edgar Larson Saturday evening.
Mrs. E. C. Lippincott and Ruth
and Mr. and Mrs.Clark Lippin~
cott and Virginia Ann helped Mrs.'Dom Lip ineott celebrate herbirthversarySundayamer-
noon.Permanent;reduced to $8.00.
Mrs.Marion Sutherland,north
Walker Ave., Blalr, Neb.BB-2t
Friday and Saturday Only abeautifulnewHutFREEwith
every Winter Coat sold at theFashionCenter.A large ship-
ment has just been received andthey have been placed on sale atonly $16.75 and $26 with a beauti-ful new Hat Free Friday andSaturday only-the coats eume in
sizes 14 to 46 in black, brnwn and
green and 'they all have luxuriousfur trimmings.Don't forget,--attheFashionGunterthisFridayand Saturday ONLY.38-lt
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Some interesting features for
Wlshington county farmers of the
coming Rooter's d3Yf October 16,
1931 at the Agricultural College
i n Lincoln will be the effect of
ieeding homegrown,ground soy
beans as n protein supplement in
producing market hams and bacon
As Lhc tendency is leaning heavily
a c h year 15 more acres of soy
beans and the old atablished
theory that soys make soft. pork.
The feeling prevails in sectionsof Washington county that where
corn is fed free choice that soys
an be fell during the fi;-sc part
o f the fattening period with no
hannful results.
Sheep feeders of Washington
county will also find some worth
while feeding results on the merits
of wheat,corn and alfalfa led
alone and in combination whereby
our home grown feeds assembled
in such a balanced combination as
to insurg a cheaper and more
prohtable result.
figured at an increase each yearofbetween4%and 5%.The
maintenance has also been figured
at an increase each year of 5%.The license fees have been figured
the same for the entire period
Receipts
s. 9,626,000
10,045,00010,486,000
10,949,050
11,425,250
1 1,945,760
12,451,000
13,044,040
13,635,120
14,255,630
14,907,100
15,591,200
16,309,580
17,063,810
17,855,750
1938
39
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41
42
43
44
45
46
47
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50
51
52
Totals $199,030,310Bonds & Int.
$5,125,000
4,907,5004,570,0004,742,5004,015,000
A 4 1 1 7 m n
. Maintenance$5,202,500a,s95,00011,505,0009,743,0003,900,0004,126,0004,ss2,0004 549,0004,775,0005,015,0005,250,0005,529,0005,805,000
5 400,000
359,758,500Balance$1,207,5001,652,5002 051,000
made a trip to near Yanktfzn, S. D.
on Tuesday with com and brought
back stock hogs.
Mr. and Mrs, Andy Michael anddaughters of Blair,were guests
Sunday o l Mr.and Mrs.John
Pierce.\
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogert andchlldnen, Mr.and M n .HaroldWebster and Joyce of West Point,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crutsinger and
Lyle and Miss Opal Hansen of
§\1r, were dinner guests Sunday
at the Frd Rogert home.After-noon nnd supper guests were Mr.
and Mrs. C. AK. Andersen of Arl-
ington and Bert Webster of West
Point.The Forrest Brewster family
are moving from the I-lilsinger
home into the Brunton property
vacated some time ago by Harold
Llrs.Alice Van Valin was inArhngton a few days Isnt week.
Mr.and Mrs, Joseph Bandur
entertained at dinner at theirhome Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. PeteDiswier and Mr. and Mrs. DavidMohr and Deloris Jeah ol Colum-
bus, llr, and Mrs. Shirley Meker-
2463,550 cher and son of Blair, and Mr.and
0,095,000 Kelley.
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0 Mrs. Fred R-ay.332521,Workrnen have been busy the
entabliahed in this place.
West.Poin NaturaI gas for
heating and cpoking turned on by
Iowa»Nebmska Light and Power
Co.
Plattsmouth-Pease Style Shop
in Bekins building installed Neon
sign.
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srxrs norm rssun 4. za2,soo
" " " " " " 'ast week repairing a leak in thei"'3"§23 main on Fifth and West street.
n en,1nn .n-. and Mrs. D. E. Hayes vis-
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quuxumueu xrvm rage une)
gmey Federal Aid wsu be with-
held so that our funds from this
soume will be $2,640.000.00 less
$340,000.00 or $2,300.000.00 an~
lmally.
A conserved; estimnm of thu
&t e ' s share of the gasoline Lax
fm- Ll-m vnu- 1938 in S'l_20(LflfM'|.00
v,Lun,wu4,035,0004.705.0004,505,0004,425,0004,255,0002,085,000
5,..,.,..,,4,a05,sao4,816,1005,451,2005,019,550e,71a,s109,370,150
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uwd m Omaha at the home of theirldaughter, Mrs. B. B. Smith FriaayJacquelineandAnnWoodwsrd~
of Omaha,came up Friday eve~
ning for a v ldt a t the home of
then grandpmntu, Mr. and MrsqL. A.Woodward.Their mother,Mrs.Albert Woodwmd and sonj
e up Saturday and all stayedtil Sunday evening.
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for afew ceiitm each day ~
The In kdm . `_uv'lngwly¢;';or`:i'¢,inggro?:umd :x.
odzefhausehold supplies.'
n_ n__,\We have anticipated a 5% annual
increase in the gasoline tax r e
celpfa after 1938.Many consider
this too small, as the experience
at other states has been that tra!-
fn:increased much faster than
this after they had completed a
modern system of highways.
interest-The interest has been
figured at 456%and retirement
commenced at the end ol' the fifth
year.'
.Revenue for the Five Year Per-
|0d of Construction-Gasolins Tux
less Maintenance, $24,305,000 Fed-
eral Aid,s11,soo,ooo;Auto Llc-
enses,$5,450,000;Bonds,$50,-
ooo,ooo; Total, so1,2s5,ooo.
Completed Constmction by Year
-December 81,1980 Nebraska
had constructed 4700 miles grav
eled roads,850 paved roads to-
hallmg 5050 miles will build in
1931 gravel 5,500,pavuig 550
1982,5,900 gravel,850 paving,
totallihg 6,550 miles.
Five Year Construction Program
Uslng $50 000 000 Bond Issue
1938 Revenue-Gas Tax,$'I,20D,000; Auto License, $1,000,000
Federal Aid $2.300 000;Bonds
$l5,000,0W.Total, $25,500.000.
1938 Expenditures-Maintenance
$2,'lB0.0D0; 800 miles Paving, $20.-
000,00q;700 miles Gmml,$1,-
'I50,000; Interest, $637,500.Total,
325.13-1,soo.Mila Completed-Paving, l,450,
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Association, June 1, 1931.
HERMAN NEWS
Mr.and Mrs.Harold Webster
and Joyce of West Point, Neb.,were Saturday night and Sundayguests st the Fred Rogert home
Mrs. Jennings West attended the
eating of the Woodman Circle at
ekamah Friday evening.
Edward Wlttlg is moving his
family from the late Albert Mooreomeinto the K.J. Van Vulln'property in the southwest part of
town.Miss Maggie Lowe spent Tues-day at Blair visiting her sister,Mn. Minerva Carter.Chris Larson, who recently re
turned from the University hospi-
tal in Omaha is now able to be
out again which is good news tohis many friends.
Mrs. L. A. Frandsen entertainedat her home Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs.Chris Korsboj,Mrs C.R.
Gray, Mrs. A.L.Sullivan,Mrs.
Davis, Mrs. Chas. Tlnelfoldt,
Ellis and hEs.s Nellie Ellis.
afternoon was spent in social
BenMrs.
Tha
conversation. Mrs. I-'randasn serv-
ed n delicious fried chicken luneh.
Gilbert Potadle and Wilburlmvs attended the world series at
St. Louis last week.
lldrs.Bertha Lowa who was
quite ill the past week, is reported
better at this time.Miss Minnie Flhk of Omaha,
maiisng s,oso miles; wsu buns
Gravel, 5,800.Total, '7.250..¥2f3.l=f",Bes".@ _guest e s=~»f»=1
un munuuy evening a commiumf members served n banquet o
the members of tha America:
Legion ut the Legion hall.Thi:is the first of s series of dinnenwhichwillbegiven one eacl
month throughout the winter. The;
were carried out last year an:
roved very successful.Mr. and Mrs. Anton Tunberg olHooémer,were Sunday afternoorcall rs at the Ben West shd CUehllng homes.Mrs.Clayton Sheet;celebrate:
her birthday Sunday,Oct.4 bi
entertaining at dinner,Mr. an:
Mrs. Geo. Sheets and children.
Geo. Stnngel left Thursday folChicago where he goes to enter a
government hospital for examin~ation and treatment.Mr.and Mrs.H.B.Cameron,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Adams, drove to Lincoln Sunday
morning.The Camemns spent theday os guests of her brother andMr. and ltlrs. Adams visited theirdaughter., Marie, who attends theuniversit .yTheregular meeting of theQ. E. S. was held Thursday eve
ning at which time they vowd tosccepan invitation to be guestsofendshlp Chapter at Hooper
'hiesday evening,Oct.13.Theserving committee for the eve-nlng was Mr.and Mrs.LesterHovsndck,Misa Christine Wach-
ter and Mrs. Chas. Horn.
Tuesday, Set. 29 °,;==0"=;,b*f¢h
v YY o ...sets.or .'i.f'i3..... remembered the occa-
sion by coming in with well filledbasketsfor a nice supper and
spending the evening together vis-
It is és pl nt way too of keeping
in touch with friends, of vililing
wid: them when dismna malls per-
sonal calling difficult.
Since all the futures of convenience,
pleasure and safety that come wizh ¢telephone may be had for only a few
cam n day, "gf not have one inyour home now
~.
An immediaie installa-
tion can be arranged.
I
Blair Telephone Co
Local and Long Distance Telephone Service
1934 mu 'T u $7,550 |-;,;""° ww". w Aexhmah Monday iting.Those present wa George~ u moon for f da Wait and GKUW Sheets d f mi l i B .000:Auto Ijcsnle sfoooood-a ew ya n an a e,... with Mn. Ella Woods.Mr. and Mrs. John Thlelfuldt andpad"-,|Aid,$2,800,000;Bondl,Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Buniic en- Ruby,M m 'Mardele,Dorothy.BLAIR. NEBR.§||||||||||m||||u||||||u||||||m|||m|||m||||||u||||||||||||n|||||||||n|||||||||i§
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dge.
F W I L L
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With The Churches
1
day of
P. M.,
om:in
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°{will
BAPTIST CHURCH
L. J. Mann, Paswr
Sunday was our first one in
October,and I am leading the
church in observing it an "Go to
Church Mnnth".I wanbei that
Keep Tuesday evening, October20 'open for your church.You
will be glad you did so.Whah
sort of a churc.l1 would you have
your church be?It will be just
what you make it.
"Occupy till I come".
5_¢,a ot§¢=¢¢.~ n
Mrs. Er nest Sp ric k wa s br oug ht-NEW ENGLAND NEWS
The qullt display gwen t o
councxl hall Saturday afwm n
and evening, by the wom eMissionary Sodety was fx dedded
success.01 the titty-flva quilts
displayed Mrs.Jonas Burchnm
furzglnhe sixtgen.All these she
ing at 6:30 and preaching 7:30.
..h ful new Hat Free Friday andSaturday only--the coat.; come in
gizes 14 to 46 ln black, brown md
green and they all have luxurlmu
fur trimmings.Uon'Y.torge a ttheFashionCenterthisF:-ldayand Saturday ONLY.ss-xr.
a . . - _ | - \n n -...
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A, c. Debel, AzmmIN THE COUNTY col1 x m c u 1 \ v r ~ ' r n \ v
~ &2""' 1.TmT nHi§Gi"Si u n . m a m n c l m `'nmnhn.Her condition il not u Thurlllv night. and hidny lt the NOTICE To CKBDITOBS
good as her family and many
friends would like.
Mrs.Andrew Haier la rapidly
improving.Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Hoicr and family and Mr.und
Mrs.Louis Rasmussen and chil-
dren, also Alfred Rasmussen and
¢»~\€lv were Sumlav mllonr.Mr
Freeman Laltis ho
Emmet Skov s
night at the John B
Ednn Toelke ape
week at the Earl 'I
Mr. and Mrs. Bi
Mr, and Aka. Fm
tn Omaha Thursda
me._ ."4-|.»;u|n\.uvn uv v .peut Thursday Henry Mennke, Attomey I NEBRASKA.
v_ Eriksen home. C0...Ln.''Y COURT,WASI-HNGTON NOTICE:0n the 2811
nt part of lust COUNTY, NEBRASKA October, 1931 at 2 o'c.loc'
'humpson home.Estate of Hans Bamholt,de- at the county court rc
llie Spdck and ceasd.Blair,Washingmn Count
5 Sprick aovo N0iim il given to the crediwn raskn,Emma )L Tay
W and mind Q9 appear before me at the County Offef for probate, a writig
mg; a nd quilted with her °W"}w'§$i»';¥zfs'8'f°§"I§"{§§§¢d"iim° S5
'nt _the §¢1I}\i°§\_ _Center Beauty
On ly -- a
EFI wi th
rumor- ~-rnon e 41.1 I tFridayandSaturday
beautiful new Hut FRI
A Real
I n v e s t m e n t !
A number of GODD
FIRST Mortgages running
troln $2»°0°il°'| up
For Sale
All gilt edge stuff a n d r a l i n -
vestments.Putyouridle money
towork.
Gall at the
Enterprise Otfice
'Fashi .pu can River
ment has just been received and south of dw. and wi 800 feetthey have been placed on sale at in length.
only $16.75 und $25 with a beauti-Subscibe !or_Ths Enterprise.
on Center.A shin~ constructed ove~ Re b~
and Mrs. Hans Jensen were Fridal'
evening visitors.
The Onxrn Sunday School picnic
was held at Arlington in the lair
grounds Sunday.There was a
large attendance and the day be-
ing so beautiful every one enjoyed
themselves Services were con~ducted at 11 o'c.lock a. m.The
day was closed by the Young Peo-
nwa mnncnn ne nm imma nf Mr.
IMm.Ernest Sprick at the hos-
piml.
Elna Peterson spent Saturday
night at the Morten Haier home.
Mr.and Mrs.Ia de Hovendick
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the Frank Loftis home
Mr.a nd Mn.Freeman Loltin
and Howard were Sunday evening
visitors l t the Fred Anderson
ho m;
Couxt room in Blair,Nebraska,
on the 100: day of Ocfaber,1981,
and on the 9th day of Janvml'y»
1982, lor the purpose ol examin-
ation.adinstment and allowlnce
ment purporung to De me Aanwillandtutamento l John H.
Taylor,deceased,at which time
and plaéefall pasons concerned
may appear and contest the pro-
A Real
I n v e s t m e n t !
A number of GODD
FIRST Mortgages running
troln $2»°0°il°'| up
For Sale
All gilt edge stuff a n d r a l i n -
vestments.Putyouridle money
towork.
Gall at the
Enterprise Otfice
'Fashi .pu can River
ment has just been received and south of dw. and wi 800 feetthey have been placed on sale at in length.
only $16.75 und $25 with a beauti-Subscibe !or_Ths Enterprise.
on Center.A shin~ constructed ove~ Re b~
v n u n n u w n w .1 wx uw u Lnur.each of our members who could
possibly d o ao,sh ou ld a¢1'»end a t
le as t on e servic e eve ry Sunday
d u r i n g th e mo n th .I d o n o t see
F I R S T M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H
W a lte r H. J a c k so n , P a sto r
and be at all fair with you,and
yet a number miBBed this first
Sunday.Come along and throw in
an extra service or two and we
will try to amuse your absence.
Ninety-two i n Sunday School
with a collection of over $4.00.Twenty-two in me two B. Y. P. U'a
Fine congregation at moming ser-
vice,attendance at the evening
service a hit disappointing.
The Womens Misdon Circle had
an exceptionally fne meeting last
week at the home of Mn. E. B.
Redfield.
The Nebraska Baptist State
Convention convene: with The Cal-
~~:=.»~.» .~
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v m ..s o
/'~'
"lmmediately after transplant-
lng, wafer should be applled no
the plmta thoroughly," Professor
Yocum declares."Then for sev-
nesday at 10:00 a. m.The Mid-
week service will be dismissed on
account of_thla meeting.
......_~,ground should not be allowed in
become dry around the newly
trmsplmied plant.It should notbe kept in n saturated condition
but there should be sufficient
water so that the reduced mob
system cm be used to !u\1 cap-
acity."
ning,Oktober l l is ¢0 be
Tragedy of a Deeaying Faith".
All the members and friends of
the church are invited to be pres-ent w hear the diacusdon of this
vital mubjed.
In the evening at 7:80 the sub-
ject is to be "The Brook that
Failed".This is mother sermon
that in timely.Bring a friend to
church.
Do not forget that the Sunday
School needs you.`
At 6:80 the Epworth League
offers f.\{e young people an oppor-
tunity fo consider and talk about
interesting md pertinent subjects.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.
Evening service, 7:80 p. m.Mid-week meeting,Wednenday
'!:30 p. rn.
A Real
I n v e s t m e n t !
A number of GODD
FIRST Mortgages running
troln $2»°0°il°'| up
F o r S a l eCHRISTIAN CHURCH
A . J . H u g e tt, F a a to r
Bible Sc hool, 10 n. m.
¢|»||
venments. Put your ide moneytowork.
.
Gall at the
Enterprise Otfice
dny in each month.The attendance at Bible School
Inn lnrd's Day was 113.With
your help we can continueihishigh mark.
Cammnniun at 11:00 a. m,The
pastor will be at North Bend in
the morning.In the evening,
there will be Young People's meet-
and be at all fair with you,and
yet a number miBBed this first
Sunday.Come along and throw in
an extra service or two and we
will try to amuse your absence.
Ninety-two i n Sunday School
with a collection of over $4.00.Twenty-two in me two B. Y. P. U'a
Fine congregation at moming ser-
vice,attendance at the evening
service a hit disappointing.
The Womens Misdon Circle had
an exceptionally fne meeting last
week at the home of Mn. E. B.
Redfield.
The Nebraska Baptist State
Convention convene: with The Cal-
~~:=.»~.» .~
~_ _ ..___
v m ..s o
/'~'
"lmmediately after transplant-
lng, wafer should be applled no
the plmta thoroughly," Professor
Yocum declares."Then for sev-
nesday at 10:00 a. m.The Mid-
week service will be dismissed on
account of_thla meeting.
......_~,ground should not be allowed in
become dry around the newly
trmsplmied plant.It should notbe kept in n saturated condition
but there should be sufficient
water so that the reduced mob
system cm be used to !u\1 cap-
acity."
ning,Oktober l l is ¢0 be
Tragedy of a Deeaying Faith".
All the members and friends of
the church are invited to be pres-ent w hear the diacusdon of this
vital mubjed.
In the evening at 7:80 the sub-
ject is to be "The Brook that
Failed".This is mother sermon
that in timely.Bring a friend to
church.
Do not forget that the Sunday
School needs you.`
At 6:80 the Epworth League
offers f.\{e young people an oppor-
tunity fo consider and talk about
interesting md pertinent subjects.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.
Evening service, 7:80 p. m.Mid-week meeting,Wednenday
'!:30 p. rn.
A Real
I n v e s t m e n t !
A number of GODD
FIRST Mortgages running
troln $2»°0°il°'| up
F o r S a l eCHRISTIAN CHURCH
A . J . H u g e tt, F a a to r
Bible Sc hool, 10 n. m.
¢|»||
venments. Put your ide moneytowork.
.
Gall at the
Enterprise Otfice
dny in each month.The attendance at Bible School
Inn lnrd's Day was 113.With
your help we can continueihishigh mark.
Cammnniun at 11:00 a. m,The
pastor will be at North Bend in
the morning.In the evening,
there will be Young People's meet-
1"n`11'1'i}`.f`1`I-Lil" If "Tia mm Hn.1¢|"'"County Judge.Ithroughout town.
Mr. and Mrs.Louis Ra
and children and In Bam
Monday evening callers
Bert Marsh home.
smussen were Saurdsy aibernoo visitorsL, wore at the Calah mm. ham: nn Blair.sunnxry fs SAI-E TRANSPL ANI'ING
a t th e
n,MIB.
He r ma n
lti n g on
Lra. J. P.
n h nn nk
"m"{»' Irfé'`"§`"'1E\IhT"book th eir li ttle boy to Ar li ng to n
la s t Mo n d a y m d h a d hi s tonsiln
tak en ou t..
Mr .an d M n .J o h n B .Eri ks qn
we re W edne sdxy visi tors a t th e
l i | » { l \ l f ¢ | a b " n i n a
¢
Notice il hereby given that by
virtue o f an onier ol me iuuedout of the dimm nourt o! wuh~
ingftpn county,Nebraska,and in
pursuance of I decree of an action
a "n==='"£~@ 'i':S'°'" 91' _c.
SUGGESTIONS
Autumn is the most opportune
time fog Lransplanting in the gar-
den,according io Prol. W. W.
Yocum of the Agrieulmnl Col-
Innn u .n..uni! x.
Mm.A rtlmr Anderaei
v.....a.... ...A la§::;.°:::.";;. 'éB|{`2|Tn
Monday a! the home of ll
h n e n .They flnlnhed th
m d i t h n l d y l o r t l w b l
Mn.Clgmanl Willllll
[nth in pldntifl and Sadiene f iilm e t n l.a n defendants,
I will to satisfy judgments,de-
crees, Ind costs at 10 o'clock A.M. on October 12th, 198x. at the
welt Iront door of the court
house in the City of Bm :ln
Washington County,Nebraska,
sell separately two parcels or
tracts of real estate described as:Lo t!twenty-nina (29)i n Block
forty-nine (49),and l a t l e v m
<'1>in Block mry-nine (ss)nu
Ln the City ol Bialr, Nebraska, to
the hlghelt bidder for cash.Dated this 9th day of Septem-ber, 1981.Marlon Sutherland,Shed!!of
guhlngton County, Nebraska.
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,__
Nofncn To CREDITORS
Mnha & C§nig~a_n, Attorneys
COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTONCOUNTY, NEBRASK.A_
Estate of Stewart Edwards,
Deceased.
Notice is given to the creditors
to appear before me at the County
Court mom in Blair, Nebraska, on
the 16th day of October,1981,
and on the 16th day of January,
1932, for the purpose of examin-
ation,adjustment and allowance
o! claims.All claims not filed onor before the 15th day of January
1932 will be forever birred.
Dated this 17th day ol Septem-
ber, 1931.
(SEAL)I. C. ELLER,
36-4t County Judge.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
Maher & Cnrrigan,Attorneys
I N THE COUNTY COURT OFWASHINGTONCOUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
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&._ ' T
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;V ~ ~|
0HAN e w S l n k . . .
I
. . 2 will a d d m a t e r i a l l y t o t h e|1 a p p e a r a n c e o f y o u r k i t c h e n .q
"E Te a r o u t t h e o l d a g e -- w o rn s i n ki--g e t r i d o f t h a t d a r k d a m p
I c u p b o a r d u n d e r t h e s i n k .
nnnss ur Yom: mcnm
Jon-IN Moonn |.s P L U M B I N G C o .1;
I
~B L A I R , N E B R A S K A
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~PRICES "2 l.0W NOW ~
John A. C~rrigan has~filed with
W as hin gton Cou nty , Neb ra ska , h ip
final report as Administrator of
the estate of Edmund BurkeCarrigan,deceased, and made an
:a t 0 I
tion and discharge,and for the
assignment of residue of estate to
||||...f
entitled to the same, and I hnvo
set the 23rd dny nf October, 1931
at 10 o'clock A. M., at my office
in said County for the hearing
thereof.
D1
that time.
Now that the weather il agree-able, it is a good dme m do tranr
planting,Professor Yocum be-
lieves..ln the spring the soll
will be sticky md the weather
cold, mnHng it disagreeable to da
the transplanting,In doing the full trumplantlns.
it should be done early, the Col-
lege of Agriculhln hmieulturiu
auggenm.After U. hot, dry sum-
mer such as Nebnskana have wib-
nessed,transplanting can start
earlier than usual because the
plants Are in a mon: mamma con-
dtion due m the heat and droutlm
....,.,bulb! September is the bent mouth
for successful transplantlng.
The Agricultural College man,
however, does not recommend fall
transplantlng of trees and shrubs
because of the climate.The win-
rs in Nebraska are too dry and
c for such plants that have alargep exposed.The roots of
trees ml shrubs are not able to
mak sufficient development after
fal tramplaming bo supply the
expo top with moisture over
winter.Shrubs,he points out,
will, h wever, succeed better than
trees.This is especially true if
they are pruned buck to within
six inches of the ground as they
should be.Then they can be
moundedup over the crown.
tmnsplnnting,people are told
that plants should be moved when
there is least demand for water.
Since plants are relatively dor-
mant or inactive during the fall
and spring months, this is the best
time to do transplanting.
D A N`C E
KING/S 1avILIoN
Saturday, 0ct. 10
Milt Nelson
AND ms
Da no on izm s
uns quuv nu.lu Iiliuca.Jlvuavo.zaaxz Mr s .V i c k Sk ov,E m m e t an d
risen i s hlrilln warn "I"na¢ulm.r nvnninv vin-.,.':a; i;,;""" .f.a'""'"u 5;[-`|";¢ ~ ""§f'Ea""'up adn-Mrs.cm-1|Petenen Mr. me H. 1=-mama nmIwas with her a few dl»Y|~~N°"¥'. 1ygre_Hg_nd_g_:r_°§§:
'ning visitors /nc UIB I". nz. rletc ner{"l?{\TlI"| 'i1\'.l. 'I5I'l\'M'l-T!Imme.v n v u . - 4 . . . . . v . » . . .
Mrs. Schwab was agreeehly sur-
prised Sunday when her niece and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. E. Donald-
son from Lincoln came to see her.
Rev.Hutchison from Craig,
stopped at the Home for businessand called on Mrs. Splndler,one
of his old parlahoners whlle at
0'Ne.lll, Nebrlska.
Mrs.Hubbard and Mrs.Miller
Esther Kruger vlslhed with Fern
and Birdie Helen Loftln last Mon-
day aftemoan at the Caleb lnftla
home at Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Marian Haier and
family and Elna Peterson were
Sundny visitors at the Andrew
Heier home, near Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Bill Miller and
Adelme and Marjorie Anderson
spent Sunday at the Wilbur Con-
s
3 d r o v e - d o w n f r o m O m a h a o n S u m -e t y h o m e .
d a y a f f , e l l } 0 0 n t o I1l8k.B a r f a n g g -M r .I n d M r s i F l & d H O V e n d j C k
m n n l n f o r t h e i r a u n t .M r s .E .a n d f a m i l y ,M r .a n d M r s .h o m e
. - . . . . . - . .- - -. - . . . - -_ . _ - - - ,_ - _ _Clark'a fun er al wh o passed a wa y
on S atur da y mo rn in g.
Edward W . Co saa rt fro m W hea t-
ridge, Colo rado s toppe d to s ee Mm
Hoover.He wa s ac c ompanied by
Mr . an d Mrs . F id dler .
W e gre atly mi s s Mr .Squire
J ones f r o m ou r mi d s t as h e wa s
so patie nt i n a ll his afflic tion,
whi c h wo n the ad mi ra ti on o f all.
Hovend ic k a n d f a mi ly we r e Sun-
day after no on vis ito rs a t th e
He n r y Ho ve n di c k ho me .
Mr .an d Mr s .J o hn B .riksen
an d f a mi ly an d Mr .a Mr s .
J ulius W eber we r e Sunday vi si t-
orS a t th e J oe W eber h o me a t
W alth ili.
Mr .and Mr s .J a me s P o lle n a n d
fa mi ly s pe nt S un da y at the W alte r
Th e obituary is fo u n d elsewhere
i n this paper.
Mr s .Eli zab eth Cla r k died Sat-
ur da y mo r n i n g a t ei gh t o'c iock
af te r a n illness o f a week.She
c ame tu th e Ho me i n 1926 f r o m
Pierc e,Ne br as ka . Th e f u n e m l wa sI
Da vi s ho me .
Mr. a nd Mrs . Ro be rt Mc C on ne ha
spent Satu rday n i g h t a n d Sunday
a t the Gr an dp a Lo f ti s ho me ah
Bla ir.
Ro y Ilanmon spent Tuesday
ni g h t wi th J a c k Erik sen.
h e ld a t th e Ho me o n Mo n da y af t-Sunday vi s ito r s a t th e Gr an dp a
ernoon.Rev.J ac kson wa s i n
c harge and wa s assisted by Mr s.
Clarkk;fo r me r pastor,Re v.Par-
du n f r o m Ornahu.I n te r me n t wa s
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0
a 1 . . \ m F L O U R M I L L
'lh \'Ho me o f
I M. \1 : ~; '1 o r 1- L oo n
5 (llamii ed b y All Gr oc er s)
W e e ac ha mge whea t fo r flour
l' . C .Sorensen,Prop.
Ii
lIIi
Fletc he r h ome wer e Mr. _ an d Mr s .
Chas,Hoven diek,Gr a nd p a Ha ve n -
ciick,Mir.and Mr s .Lou ie Ha ven -
dici:an d fa mily ,Mr .and Mr s .
Flo y d Fletc her an d farniiy o f
Beatric e,Mr .an d Mr s .Ca rlto n
Ta y lo r a n d fa mily ,Mr . a n d Mr s .
Ha r old L o f ti s a ll o f Oma h a ,Mr s .
J o hn Lo f ti s o f Tc ka mah ,an d
Alma Fle tc h er o f Mi ie s C ity , Mon .
Mr s .Ra y mo n d Ma g i ll an d son
were Wednesday visitors at the
mlgmlellisnc
offers exélusively the three outstandngQ M radio developments of the year!
d o N e w !T h e S p r a y - S h i e l d T u b e
A (Germ a ny)Ill o nNew!Twin Power Detecti<0 'He nr y He ve n di c k h ome .U l Mr .an d Mr s .F r a n k Lo f ti s an d
I I A NS ON 1 8 : M E HRE NS I W a y ne we r e las t Mo nd a y e ve n in g
.| ' \ i s i to r s a t the Gr an dp a Fletc her
Palo! Bldg.. B!air, Nebraska I home.
I?lIQ l'I mp c k 13 ~Mr s .I I e n r v Hovend ic k sne nt
(lilftllml)
New!"Modulated" Circuit
W 8
R e a l E s t a t e " l a s t ' I ` u e ; r } a y a t ~ ~Il I n s u r a n c e
|2111 n u m e
lll
1 l
l1
6
llFARRELL'S
CAFE nnd ROOMS
llupw Slyle Cooked Meals
Bus Depot
20| Walker Ave.
0
uDr. Nurmnn K. Rnlhmnnn0P'I`UMh`TR|ST
Over the [milf Drug Co.
PHONE Black 41
Evenings by Appointment
U
0MARCUS Baci;
noxuzn ABSTRA.,...r.R
Office in
Court liouse
|" Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Taylorahdl
'family of Omaha,were Tuesdayl
evening visitors at the F.E
Flcichcr home._';
l Mrs. Freeman Lofus und How-; ard were last Monday visitors nt
the Chester Hovcndick home.M . - \ l ; m F l e t c l e r l f n z m M e s ( . 1 -, I
u n n a s p e n a s w e e n e
Grandpa Flether home.'
g Mr.und Jrs.Merle Anthony
nnd _l\Iartha\I M_r.ag Mrs.Bert
0 a a ,a r .
I ? ' Z '' S i l l ~ ' v n -'g gi l l " ;
g g f g g d L o f ti s h a n d Iamlly é Emi
..f¢'Z'$'&..,.,.. é2l..`l'l'..Z"€§i 6.22.23
Loftls home at Blair.
|Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ander-
| son and Ardith were Fridny aft-
l er-noon visitors nt the Andrew An-
i g " ' " - ' ~-....=°Z°¢°"'1.'°'§f",.¢s$» ....';"{.¢.,.
eonlidend possible.?. . = : " " ° ' ' - P ° ' " ' ° ' = . . *. a " = : m ° " f ' ° § °
I eo f g h i s i r i p k g o q i x i b u t i o u m
l h n ~
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00CARL sc m unr
derson home at Blair.
Miss Alum Fairchild spent th:
week-end nt the home of hexINSURAYCE|'grandpm-ents, near Orum.
IREAL ESTATE
nm-11»`u=°'ciirst. W win 'a¢m.onstrale my one of the =i@Z= new modzll.
01 1lYllI Dl1l60 wn pa y mc u t. tn dtlm1r ur id '| g re ates t
| ¢:hi eve.mentin rndio ily omstoen joy ltonoo. 0uxti lno-
w m w p l w h m p a a u g y l m u u A s k m u b w x i t .
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r w u
-r ;." °*°"l"".m m ' r f . . . ; ; . . . .=~. :
.r _;f ~
3_ 3 - ~ ~uhm.
: r : ' L mL L° °. : $ 1 9 3 5
1 LOANS 1 ws pe cna x xea|;suee ermune?\m f ~s k _ave $3.50 for n imit time on slnrt' nn 'aff Ban Bldg 1 ut the Fashion Center Beauty
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0 -_ _E A T A TWAL'I"S PLACE
Iwo Doors Wen ofAdvnnee Clemens
mrgen Luncha
the brain and the act nl seeing is
an act of the brdn, the eyes serve
as receptors only.For this rea-
son anything whiw will inducephysicalexercise,promote goodilbodydevelopment,fill the lung:
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Because o f th e nec essity f m
proper ph y s ic al b ah nc e a m o d
e m w a mo u n t o f tr ai n in g i n Lh1
f u m n l M-h m!.n.\.¢a.-.a. 4...-M
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WestboundNo. 111 8:35 A. M. dailyEastboundNo. 122 6:30 P. M. daily
BUS SCHEDULE
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poruted in the routine work oz
most schools.By inducing goo(
development of the body the stu
dent muy carry on his studies am
reading in a more efficient man
ner.How regretful it in that du
same ldens of regular physical ex
ertlon are not carried on through
out life.
Check over your circle of an
qualntumoes and note how many o:
those who enioy good dght am
hwth to _a ripe old age ure than
Norih who luv; slwuys worked hard sm1939 5. gg..mf) A. u.i'"'" W .P'°"F¥.°' P'¥¥'*°*1 hbo:Going South Goin
0SCAR HOLMES BAKERY
We carry a complete line of Standard Radio Tuba
and Batten-la f or all makes of Radios.
12:00 Noon as a. "Sul" "WY routine.
Q.
I Blair, Nebraska, October 8, 1931
r s h m n a I The Wesleyan Guild will meetl Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoar andwith Mrs. Geo. B:2:: Friday nib-;baby he visiting with relatives ln
ernoon, Od. 9.:Iowa this week._
Jim Barry and family_uf 0mahn,l Char Jr., little son of Mr. and
spent last Sunday vmting fel"';Mrs. Clear Mlllrons hu beenqqjgg
tiva in this city.ill the past few days but improved
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jensen were at this writing.
last Sunday afternoon visitors at
l
the Ed Ande no n ho me nea r mi Miss Lucille Burr of Rosalie,
Hlll.
tian church held a quilting party
at the home of Mrs. A. J, Hargett
lan Tuesday alternoon.
Bill Heller came up from 0ma~
ha Sunday for a short visit with
home folks.He was accompanied
by Miss Scheer of Omaha.
Neh.,was a week-and guest of
her sister, Miss Ruth Bun- at theA number of ladies of the Chris-lca,-1 s¢|»,m;¢¢ home.
A iann of 105 acres located on
U. S. ]No..'l3, north of air, 3°
land, wonderful location, andfairly
good lmlldings,$125.00 per acre.Might take in a house on this deal
if priced right.N. T. Lund lr Co.
I
l
Mrs. Walter M. Nelson has been
confined to her home a few daysthis week vylth infection ln her
loot..
Mrs. Emil Groman ol Omaha,
was a. guest of Mr; W. M. Holler
during the R. N. A. convention on
last Wednesday..
Mr. and Mm.Alfred N. Feer
and family were last Sunday
evening visitors at the Boone
Newkirk home, west. of Otum.
B.W.Norris and family of
Omaha, were pleasant visitors last
Sunday afternoon at the Ted Lath-
rop home.Mr. Nords ls n. bro-
ther éf Mrs. Iathrop.
The P. N. G. Club will meet this'Mr. a nd Mrs. mlm Gutnc ho w
Friday altemoon, Oct. 9th, at the are entertaining their brldK° club
home of Mn. John Reid.this ¢v¢ning__
Mrs. Albert King of Tekamah,.S p e c i a l Realistic Permallenl
was a pleasant caller at the Elgyiwave $3.50 for n limited time only
King home last. Tuesday alternoon at the Fashion Center Beautyll tc m . E l l x m n arrived in ma"_|Parlor Phone 41,
lm Su n d _Mrs. E. S. Newell and daughterin8 some "ZmZ"'ii`.'"§'t"f»'f.§1 'i§'.§'$§-'. Sue of Arlln§'|, were last Mon-
he has been ln\t.he employ of the day afternoon :visitors at the M.
railroad cornmfsaary department.D. Newellho\ne in this city.
Dr. and Mrs.E.Moat.;and The I. O. o,}=. Grand lodge and
Betty and Mr. and Mrs. sd Holler the Rebekah Sf-we dawmbly willand Milo drove up to Wayne Smvlhold their annual meeting, October
day *° see the Moats gms wh°»zo,21 and 22 at.Grand Islandare attending school up there l\MlNeb.A number from B sn;
all enjoyed a picnic together.'planning to nttcnd this eeting.
.. .1 rKl u M |;\\.
Local News~u KN A. nn o n nm Plbli i he
family and Leonard Page of ra g,
h a n d u sacond~ehax mann:
1% the pufntfica nt Blsll, Nah.,
m d u the M o f Cou rts of
Inch a. 1879.
~»;~. |. ::. .
lhnry mbocriytinn Il reglrdad
|| open amount.Tha naman a!
~II.. |- ::nu
_ » » ~ » --r m per Ye a r 81.50
-H-1 .;.=~=,~...... ,»
Chas. Byrns was unnble in aff The Ladies ,Aid ol the M. E.
tend to his duties at the Petersen church will meet on Wednesday
hardware :tore Wednesday, having afternoon, Oct. 4, with Mrs. K. C.
a touch of gdppe or flu.DeGra£f.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larsen and Charles Barry and wife and
¢ ¢ ¢ 0 ¢ - ¢ ¢
Po miie
edroaa
$110.6
1.38-1
I "pun uu:vuu\~um ..-w. .,....,.._ ....,., .,__._._, ____,_________lublcrlben _gg ba ~ 3 ora at the Delmar Feet home.paul Barry homes.
sxpintlou of the ===-gu # for K There wilfbe a reception for the A ~ 160-acre farm Nea. publishers be nu : mu. naw minisier of the M. E. church, from mm 99 ww gravel]
an the luboaiptimz vm mmm nw. Walter H. Jackson ma Mn. fairly me nnpmvements,a Iorés at the dedzzubed mb- Jackson at the church Friday eve-_Per acre.N. 'r. Lund 42 C<
laiption price.ZINUL7 mhseribor 'ningy October 9th.mu xmchrltmd that thu! a nndi-I nn-: u1..l.........1.._
tlnmnmmndenpartoltheeon-Iizgctzetwsa th: publhlursubscriber.§JAli§3I as hef>az =iH his tractér.
The Gnlloping Gasoline Tlx Found in Blair ce Introducingmei/el
maypen.Owner
1nI1I1§z}s"§i"c2}}`¢§§}e§Z. `}}`2..J§§|"}`§,`$1`Ef. |rhg i jayp n s e o z u c e ,p r u u u g u n :p lc a t e :t h a t i n c r e a s i n g g a a o l x n e a n d p a y i n g f o r t h i s n o t i c e .
t a x e s h a v e h a d t h e e f f e c t é f
c h e c k i n g t h e r a t e o f i n c r e a s e i n |. 3 3 " ' Q ' d _ . m "A ;H .D o l
consumption of motor fuel.In of ~ '
July of this year rateu of fo ur "'° k"f " f te r 5
cents a gallon or more were in ef- P" snl§B..' .i
Qéirf i Dn1 l n - L ..._A
THE NEWf¢!l"t in RR nlfnln_-_--......,uuu\n.a ;vu:ufx:a w w #ha d a five-c ent f av,f i ve a si x-thi s c ity ."hc c nt tnx an d one a se ven -c e nt ta x.Mr s .E .W .Sc hrmdt,w
~°f mein.~ """`° "` £51-"irL`§£|'£LnE'fJ§"br2{=`éili\1A`12"
I X rqc0ntI;,.thnt the pub- few dafs has iq far lmprgvecl th
" " "h -\|v1lA| 1:1 u.ru..wm bnamc ol .uurzoll low!' m I 's decrease has to a large der-week-end guest at the hon
gfff:§P§2{P°<1 U13 tax.But,miliia niece, Mrs. v. o. imma.
u n :n m u m o r e s u n point:-1 out,
"r w v e u n ,l u n :| U l \ U q | § | | [t Z \ n n 1 ( 3 l 1 f .i n a " n n m \ r n n | h \ ». H . : |. . - _
Boquently in yield
S I ~' n u H u n
|.nsvn uuu,can a t 0 1 |" I n o the r wnrd ¢J .._ 1.
L ,"T" | c nurc n.w eunesuu;(v\-aa \\fUu1u||nrawe re i n at-"\"|~s=»wus n m y u r l n g LHB S U M Ol e s s r e ve n u e t h a n n P h n k n n u l m l n n u n I D S X a n d _R numbe
om ¢heN o ~& " " "; , : " " ° ' " ' ° " " '\ | l l l : »~~
h ! l . \ ' " V h l f r l h !n l l m h n e t ? ~i n t h i !c i t y .
u p r o."1 -... ,...-......, Us _duc t.I t ls ti me t o s to p th e g a l Re v A. F . Ne
lo pi n g' ga s ta x, be f or e i t g e ts ou t c on fin ed to his
o f a ll control.wi th a pa in fu l
_. .I f o f being ou t an d
A good found ation for any pol- !\ '\'i*-hi " a f°"dayri.
iti c nl p!atform, munic ipal, s tate or -_
I I
na ti on al, wo uld be : " Res tri c t g ov-_Y " 1
€Ill¥I|0llt tO th!! bl.lI¢iI1GBB nf trnvm-r|..II1t¥}I"S[l1f0 Ad ' n l.IJ 1 cn1.x\\R
1L»;i1 (54:12)ing,ahd thus allay the fear of
heavy tax increases that kill in-
dustrinl development and employ-
ment.
Ncbrzlrksx-Uu.I
m n F D h ' A n Y u . vr = uv. n I L . . . 2 . .- - ._ Q
- - - ....v»u\..|\.a &|\rC Lllltll CURSE'tu e hts assuranc e o f t a x reduc tion
a n d ec op omy in g' o ve rn me n t- d u r -I Eamzthe ir c ampaizns.Onc e they
a r e safely established i n off ic e
th e v c lln tn mn i lu fn vnn i +L-:-,.___..._....,..,.,,e.-henpledge.The result is n constant
increase in the number of govern-
ment bureaus and employes, more
paternallsm, higher taxes.We face a gigantic federal l-ax
deficit that cannot be made up by
prayer,Only the most stringent
economy, the most rigid restdction
o f governmental activities.,can
prevent taxer from rinnig to in-tolerably high levels in the next
few years.The public must de-
mand that officeholders stand for
tax reduction and fulfill their
pledges when they are given their
otfices.
n| .Aln.L LL
` . ° . ~ { n ~ \
f ~.
'u .-G ~
nothing on the road
can compare wilh
f u m n n
¥A : | | = | :
|
G q o d y e a f s L o w - P l u c g n j r m m - - A n astounding value
||Lwhich cannot be excelled
THIS TIRE
WHAT YeDU GET !GAME ONE OF H1cuI7o1N'rs,~ ~
The Blair-Logan game promises
|Us be the outstandin event inzeasternNebraskafootballcircles'
this coming Friday, Oct.9.Ac-
cording w n report from Supt. V.
M. Harsha, the Logan high schooliyvill close pmmptly at two o'c.loek|
Sponsored b y |rearnllmad, we nm .simslnuln an .....l..fz.'3
utnndud of union Andeffic iency . Tnv ol byUni on Pqe lflo Supa
lml be mn nl the hell.
`n,
2
.
LIFETIME GUARANTEED §UpERTW§ST CARCASS
1d
p
I 5
m order to permit the.entire stu-'"°"- "'amz body w Iflmle to Blair.The ;3;-=-
r If ' I . ' § ' l . " f E ' i 2 ~ ~Chicano. nl. . . . . 411:15 $21.1
; " ° " , ' ; " ; , ' ; ; " w il l ll B , [ | l E lB l l I» I 0 l u p - ~ ~ z ~~~éé
Pmfesnr Tia
;| |":..|i | : | ¢|t t o enc burage ou r B la i r wa r -
ors. This game \¥vill start prompt-
at 3 : 30 .I t i s e i p e c te d th a t a
~wd o f over f i ve hundred wi ll
tneas this classic i n eastern
ebraulta football.
Mrs. Albert Hansen of Orum,
t last Tuesday afternoon withGeorge Kuhr Sr. at the Halls
rich home on west Washington
cARRoLL°s i
C a s h G r o c e r y ~
C a r r o l l Th o r n b u r g h , P r o p .~l
Where Foods are Priced for Cash ~
"|
A Sweet Special
For Friday and Saturday
loo-lb. Sugar --$5.06
I0-lb. Sugar --53e
4-lb. Powdered Sugar 271:
2-lb. box Domino Sugar 26c
Phone 73 We Deliver
V. 0. Ireland
Twice~ Daily Transgonlinentul
Service
BUS DEPOTFARRELLmms . CAFE
Blair,Nehrsuskn
|'°§§'l@ PACI rl
H°5'{_|| smcss
B
Willard BatteriesI?
}e Auto Glass Installed
Guaranteed
BLAIR TOP & TIRE
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Blair, Nebraska, October 8, 1931
Look for your name in tha ull.
Mrs. Bert Nob is vidiinx rela-
tives in Wichita, Kansas.
Fo r Slle -Baa n!B o m.Bears.RedBous.Hana Wilson.8'!~&
lo o k f o r y o u r n a me i n th e a d n .
W i n te r app les f o r sale,212 on
5.Le ster Ba rton .37 -tf
Fu rn itur e, r ug s an d floo r c o ve r-
gs.Ma th ew R. B e n do r f .21 -tf
F o r S a l e - A si x tube Atwa te r -
ent Radi o, b atte ry set in c abin et.
eal W est.3 8 - lt
Spo tted Poland Chi na b o o n
ig h in g 2 5 0 lb s . a t $ 2 0 a h e a d .
r a n k W ilson.35 -tf
C. K . Be ndor f, lic en sed emba lm-
r a n d undertaker,B l d r .Offic e
hone, 181; res. phone, 133.3- tf
Mr .an d Mr s .E a r l Ca ld we ll o f
~uthe ast o f Bla ir, were last Sun-
ay a f te rn o on vi si to r s at th e F re d
~ng home.
Mr .an d Mr s .Ma rs h all Ty s on
n d son o f Oma ha ,we re Sunday
eitots a t th e par ental M .E .
y son ho me.
A genuine Firestone 13 pla te
atte ry f o r $5.95 exc hange mic e.
'rm'on sale n t the Shell Frmer
orvic e Station.3 8 - lt
Mr . a n d Mr s. Fr e d Ra y o f n or th
f Vlznir smont la s t Sunday even-
t' of rh o lmmo o f Mr s. Ma r g ar e t
V(\~»~I:and f a mi ly .
\1=Tx¢ I tn Andersen snont rl
| \ "ff ~.~l1=f wer°k a t th e Fld
'-1 "" '1~=f~. \\e St of Drum as aI'HT'\1r:Tlolvn.
|r r.-I U r 1al fl! 1'1 nf nQ;| ]
1 .~..,.., ,,.|..r \\,,1,.,,.,¢,|m,.
;.." . . \ :nt f1;\l1"roTl ]\¢»
~ "T''"1-in th is c i ty .
\1~.ml 'J r. J oh n 'l'. Gnllmrh ol'
r d 1°-~»1'l.mo n t la s t Slmr lnv
firgan.\1 vi F u g nf fha Tnuig
ings,Mathew R. swam.21-11
Rav. W. H. Jackman occupied the
Methodist pulpit for the first time,
Sunday.'
For Sale-Hampshire bean and
B°°d Holstein bull.Dave Krueger,
Bennington.86-8t'
Applea for Sale-Several vari-
etiea Special low pdce at my
farm two milea east of Arlington.
Fred Scheer, Arlington, Neb. 88-Zt
Misa Helen Pate and Robert
Pilcher, both of Omaha, were lut
Sunday evening visitors at the
Burdette Hancock home in this
city.
Howard Allen, who is in the em-
ploy of the Iowa Nebraska Light
and Power Company, was unable
to be at work last Saturday due
to sickness.
Mary Ann Swinglxolm.daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs, John Swing-
holm of this dty, returned home
la n Thursday evening from tho
Udversity hospital in Omaha,
after a few days treatment.She
is somewhat improved at this
writing.
Clark O'Hanlon went up to
Sioux City on business Monday
moming and made an early start
so he could no around by Wayne
nnd leave his daughter,Miss
Frances and Miss Priscilla Rhoadea
who are uttendlng college up
there nnd had spent Sunday with
home folks.
The Coffee Club met last Thurs-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Wm, Kuhr, with all members but
ong present.The usual good time
LQCAL NEWS
M m -
i l s p a ~ '
v is it in g ;
C . K .~
e r l l l d ~
Lookforyouruameinthamdn.
Mrs.Hugh Sutherland and little
daughter were dinner guests lust
Sunday and spent the duy at the
Abe Sutherland home,west ol
Blair.
Mrs. Ernest Sprick,who re-
cently underwent an operation in
an Omaha hospital was brought
to her home west of Blair last
Saturday afternoon.
Edward Ballard arrived Tueiday
ol last week from Los Angeles,
Calif., to be at the bedside of hla
mother, Mrs. Del Ballard, east of
Bhir, who la seriously ilL
Leslie Marshdl, son 01 Mr. and
Mn. 0 .L. Marshall of this city,
was accidently shot last S day,in the arm,when a b u i l i of
boys were playing with a sub-
Mrs. Minerva Cane:and son,
Dudley and Mrs.Cora Badgemw
und daughter, Margaret were last
Sunday afternoon callers ut the
Huit Lowg home, north of Her-
man.
Lust Thursday evening visitors
nt the Rudolph Mencke home,
north of Blair, were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Long, sons .Hownrd and Roy
of Blair, nnai Mr, nnd Mrs.Louia
Mnncke, north of Blnir.
l\l.r. and Mrs. H. H. Prawn lelt
lnst Friday evening for u week's
mention to points in Colorado and
Nebmskn.Mrs.Ilroum's mother,
Mrs. J. E. Woods nf Walnut, Iowa
is staying nt the Brown home
while they ure away.
I Kuhn's Photos will please you. 9U
Furniture, rugs and floor cover-
ings.Mathew R. Bendorf.21-if
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embulrn-
er and undertuker, Blair.Otflce
phone, 161; res. Dhone. 138.8-tt
For Sde-A few Spotted Poland
China bears.Ten miles south ol
Blair on the High road.
38-lt'M. S. Brondun
Miss Lisa Blevins of Arlington
was an over-night guest Ian Fri-
day ut the home ol' Mrs. Margaret
Iverson.
Miss Emma Meservey and a
friend, both of TL.e'mont, werelast
Sunday altcmoon guest; of Miss
Edna Davis.
A genuine Firestone 13 platebatlery for $5.95 exchange prim.
No w on mle a t the Shell Super'
Service Station.88-'lt
Mr.und Mrs.Leonard Axtell
and Ed Storm were dinner guens
last Sunday at the Chris Wilken-
ing home in 6mahu.
Winter is coming.Get n 13
plate Firestone buttery for your
car at the Shell Super Service
Station. Exchange price, $5.95.It
Mr. und Mrs. E. A. Bmmbaugh
und sons spent last Sunday after-
noon and evening with friends nt
Decatur, nt the Chin-les Williams
home.
The folowing relatives spent
last Sunday afternoon visiting at
the Curl P ipcr home in Blair:
Ellessrs.xx d Mesdumes George
Nelson and lrmn, Walter S:|ppen~
field und Jim Ryan and children
Lutz of Ft. Calhoun,
;some tim,in Blair,
ang her friends.
~ - ~rf, licensed emhalm-
' ertaker, Bldr.Omoo
rel. plume. 188.8-HM n .Albert Tmutman
Friday evening vidb-
Byron McDonald home.
Advertise in m En€¢mu¢.
Mr.and Mrs.John McKayspent hat Monday evenlng at the
M. D. Newell home.
Mrs. Henry Petersen and dnugh-
wr, Mis!Mildred o f e m Wash-
ingtnn street, spent Inst Friday in
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hansen of
A a v m m I n m m n u n r m .
Jim Moore of Omaha is visiting
Misses Flora and Olive Moore on
west Lincoln nreet.
Mrs. George Wilson of Chicago,
came lm. Sunday and is visiting
her aunt, Mn. F. S. Martin in this
dty.
S p e c i a l Ruli sdc Permanent
Mr s .Ru t h Blanc hard un~
we n t a n opera tion a t a n Om n ~;lhos pital I n s t W ednesday m o 7
in g .
Mr . a n d Mr s. Ve r no n Hi g le y
Daven por t,Ia .épent M o n
aftern oon an d over n i g h t a t
I
ar
h o me o f M r s .E v a Cook.~ 1 .
le f t T u e s d a y f o r u v i s i t a t Te
ma h .o\I 1 ' n a m a n u e n t e r B e a u t yu l u n r u l y : r o m |J ' 8 X t c l U l 1 l B I D U I C I C B I I B T S B t T h e E n l e f p r i l e o f . f i 0 B | ; ; r l ; " ; _ P h o n e 4 7 .l tH e l w i n k l e h o u s e o n m r S o u t h l m F w - i fh w ._\
Ltreet.""g," Pe en: W""'|Mr. and Mrs.Charles Bryna
mr.and nm F lo y d Evans of ss ma s s Now.mum Cmflnole §';§',.1£'§""Z Egg*»f§`$1..¢§?' J'";'|_B I .~t S h
Eouncil Bluffs Iowa were week- or Spinl Wmd.Phone 197 Mrs.'':nd guests of hr. and Mn. c. G. x. A. Pound.'a m Bmw ho me "' Pa pl lli o n.I a Hll'Q8 8 Y 'PPP
:lalben at the V. 0. Ireland home
south of Blair..
Mr. and Mrs. T. Kjlverson and
Lhildren of north of Blair,were
Upper guests last Friday evening
nt the home o f Mn.Margaret
verson on north Walker avenue.
Rev. and Mrs.0.U. McPmud,
brmer pastor of the M. E. church
rf this dty, were visiting friends
n Blair the foreparhol the week.
Vhe McPronds are now located at
luburn.
Mr. and Mfrs. Albert Jensen nf
Dr. and Mrs. E. Monte and Mr.
and Mrs.Henry Nohrenburg'
drove over m Blancoo lo w:on
business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Andersen anddaughtersattendedtheDanish
Lutheran church picnic of Orum
at Arlington last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jensen of
west of Blair, were lust Thursdxy
evening visitors at the JackCrowdy home in this city.
Atoomey John A. Carrigan and
Coach Cleveland C,Jones of
Mr. and Mrs.Frmnk Evans of
Omlha visited at the home o l
Mrs.deter,mn .w.J.
Su a nd funlly lut Sunday.
During the electrical storm
which accompanied the mi n lastMonday. night Iighming struck
the Mnrathon filling station with
the rendt dnt the wiri ng m the
illght swltcheswls burned ont. No'other damage was done.
F e a t h r i n g
GABRIELEEN r e n s f n w n m
$ 4 . 5 0 a n d / $ 6 . W 1
FACI AL S | n d rmc nn wn v mt f
lIPHONE 350
(Over \\'ol!f'u Prug Store)
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-i nt he Ak- Su- Be n | E__ --_ - ------ -D ,gill ta ke __. - »ms » uzh » u- » ¢ :1 u a » | s un du | -' 5 '5 "-_--
guests.Mr.and_ Mrs.C.Kelly
and Mlrs.Geo.Housimans and
iaughter of Omaha, and Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Gaydou of Blair.
Mr. and Mrs.Martin Berhrelsen
nan ln omaha Fnday evening.
Winter is coming.Get a 13
plate Firestone batwry for your
car at the Shell Super Service
Station. Exchange price, $5.95,1
A u u u u c u r U F 3
H O T C O F F E E 2
;Now's the time you like it :
Here's the place that seils the best.3
The invigorating,clear and deli-§
cious k'dln that starts you off on g
entertained the follovung ;\;e Mr. a nd Mrs. Hnry Cl1Hsten~
at dinner Sunday,Mr. and Mrs.sen entertained the fnllnwimzFI. And:-eaaen arid daughter Fndafrelativea m a i d dnirl 1n2E"§éé§i¢'E|
of Omgshn,Paul Kempcke andM1s. J. H.Plntz :Ind daughtnr,
family of Fontanelle, James Sor-;Patx'icia, of Chicago, Mrs. Phyllis
enson and family and Jacob An-Carter of Chambers,Nap.,and
dgeusen of Blair.Airs.Donald Christensen of Om-
`Mrs.Annie Cramer left Satur-ahib
day morning for Kansas City, Mo M _M Edafter a v1sit of eight 'weeks with'r and rs Stevens ro
turned homo last Thursday after-her niece: Mrs. John A.Rhoados won from a weeks vacation trip~?°'""'!>"M13_C"ff`"°l"_ Wl1l|t0 Denver. Colorado.A verv on-
Isthe day right.
Note the extrem ely low prices;
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§_Ea=| |; l \U L ;| I l l u "u| | . :
[:1t1i;||11 l:f~11|0, 1101"th of Blair.
Ne w !'lr . G. T.. Di xon en ter -
Taiv . .I 1 =.i n i d v o e i u h I n s t T h u r s -
r \f'. ~ r 1 i !| 2 f o l l o w . i n n d i n n e r a t
!l 'h - - t - 1 .Th e - r e w e r e t h r e e t a b l e s . -
u u (ll m e nose lllli ne lg nu orn oo u.
Mm. F re d J en ki n s en ter ta i ne d a
nu mbe r n f relatives an d :Friends
a t her ho me on east P a r k str eet
la st S lin ds y a fte rn oo n i n ho n or o f
he r bi r th anniversary .A soc ial
wi ll meer ln ur nu na wedn esd ay ,wa s repo rted Tod a lovely 1uneh|Oc t.14.Th e B la i r C o r p s i s p la n - ' wa s served b y th e hostess.Mr s .ni ng to pu t o n th e memo ri a l \ vo r ic . | L i zz i e W ulf on east Sou th street
Mr s .J o.Ed wa r d s is th e c h n p la i n i wi ll entertaiu th e Clu b Th ur sd ay
i n charge.A. good representation after noon,Oc tober 15o f th e loc al Cor ps is expec ted f e l wr.w .n nazi...n f Glendale
vi si t he r brother,E d ities f o r a
f e w day s i n Ka ns as Ci ty before
go i n g o n to h e r ho me at Ga rd n e r ,
Kansas.
Ha r o ld Lar sen surprised hi s
mz mv Hla i r fr ie nd s ver v nle as nn tlv
joy a ble tr i p wa s reported.Mr s .
Candac e B r o wn an d Mr s .Ha n n a h
Co x o f Mi ss o ur i V a lle y , vi s ite d a t
th e h o me o f Mr s .T.K .Cooke
wh i le Mr .an d Mr s .Ste ve n s we r g l
Gem, per lb.»25c
r Merido, per lb. - zse
No. 99 1.2, per lb. soc
Call 113 - 114 - We Deliver
North Side Store
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llflfI 1 Crlldwell.son n f Mr .and
Mr s .George v .Caldwn ll.ha s
hor-n on the si c k lis t thv pas t f ew.
da y s b ut imp ro ved at th i s wri tin g .
Mr .an d Mr s .W i ll Or r an d
Mi s s Mn h le K i n g o f Te k a ma h
were lust.Sunday aftern oon c all-
after noon Wits spent an d a lo
lun c h wa s served.Those pre.
we re :Mr s ,Oli ve r Hudlc son,I
Celia Mc K in ne y ,Mr .an d I
J o hn Mc K a y , Mr . a n d Mr s .M
Ne we ll,Mr s .A .E .W ilki lis,1
W i llar d I\I<\'{nJf an d Mi s s r
tte nd.
K .A .Pou nd c ame d o vm f r o m
Vay ne,No b .Satu rday even in g
n d br o ug h t a bunc h o f college
i r ls d o wn wi th h i m wh o e njo y e d
ri ef vis its wi th h o me fo lk s.
*hose c o w n g w e r e Prisc illa
Lhoades,Franc es 0'I-lanlon,Ma r y
Ca li f or n ia , i s vis iti ng at th e h ome
o f Mr .a n d Mr s .W .L .Caldwe ll.
She expec ts to lea ve aro und Oc t.
15,f o r he r h o me i n Glendale,
af te r a s umme r s p en t i n Ne b r as k a
vi si tin g fri en ds an d relatives.
Mr s . Helle r a rr i ve d f r o m the we s t
Ma y 2 2 a nd ha s s p en t mo st of th e
""1 . . - . _ . -- - . _. . . ." J r " " " " " " i
la s t Wednesday wh en h e arr ived
f r o m L o s Ang eles whe re he ha s
be en in atten da n c e at th e Univer~
si ty o f California.Ha r o ld h a s
been ac ti ng as li f e gu a r d a t one
of th e po pu la r Lo s An ge le s be ac h-
es th i s s ummer .He h a s n o t b e e n
ho me f o r two y ears a n d is c on-
u n a ;
He n r y Ne g le y ,fi eld ma na ge r
f o r th e Farme'r's Un io n,spoke to
tvrenty -six me mb er s of th e ,Nas h-
vi lle loc al at i ts la s t me e ti ng .H e
was well plea se d, ra th er s ur pr is ed
a t th e nu mb e r enro lled an d th e
a o o d a t t e n d a n c e .T h o s e p r e s e n t
: n ' n _ n » |A . ...._.nity F
vcr-I\on
M _F k Newell, all of Blair and vici[f'.,ff__fh° home of Q ran and Mr.and Mrs wm.Su Ioore .....:m|.<:|l¢:u 1.0 u VEYY lll£0l0Sf.l|1 d,Dor is Talden an d Prunc 1li1| §umm£| ;"w1th beg d u g 1 t e &1'1»rs.sq u e I }tly e njo y mg h m vls r t to th elln s tr u c ti ve ta l A f n h n n m. § m=§.=1 Walter Gulschnwu u | . L u n
Mr . a nd Mr s. C . B . Han se n
lst Sund ay a fte rnoo n vi sitors and ,,_,,,,,,,,,
. _ _ | . _. . : .A J . . -1. . - . . . . . . . .». E '
we r e kmb b o o f C a lh o u n .Lu nd .g u e o .1 - L a u e r a n a l a m l l y m l n n a n a . _ u t m o s :r-vewill be announcéci i§||||||m|m|||||||nnum||||||n||||||I|I|||Ill||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||u||||||§In
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upper guests ut.m e nuuu.:heir daugh ter.Mr s .Ra y Cn:
nd fa mily .
Ma r ri e d ma n wi th lo n g exp:
ne c i n fa r mi n g an d s toc k r ai s GET ' i n__\H
J 1751555would like job on farm or EnInquire
The Christensen Lumber Corecentlybuiltanewreenfon
concrete sand bin just west
their yards which greatly i
proves their storage conditlons.
Mrs. Lucy Southwick of Roda
Bench. Califnmia. returned to I
home Tuesday of last week af
a few days visit nt the Hans
Jensen home in the York Cre
Mr. und Mrs. Jack Crowd?
Johnson amd daughter Phyliis
ITSS:
tv
aturdny moyninp; and visited 1
vo radio stations.They retur:- ~1nl
I c F
1:
Ihome Sunday evening und repan.-I \ P '" \
cd a very enjoyable tnp.
Mrs.Rachel McDonald of the
Long Creek neighborhood enwr-
tnined the fnllavring relatives at
dinner lust Sunday: Mr. und Mrs.
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m " ° \ .` \
\`\T ~'scnool.'n»91
DRY GOODS BARGAINSByronMr.Donald,Mr.and Mrs.._
Jack McDonald of Blair and Mr.'~
and Mrs.Hurley Wilcox and fam-.zmlof the Long Creek nexghbov " " ;L o n g s l € e V e 5 FOR MEN..W...1y ~2to6,7tol4Mr. and M Jim Hansen anddaughter,Mxféiory and BL L.
Maihiesen of Omaha, were dinner
guests last Sunday and spent the
day at the Fritz Mathiesen home.
Other nltemoon visitors and sup~
ner Quests were Mt.and Mrs.
MUNSI.N G l m n m n v v m x n" ' " " " " "" " `|0veralls "°°"°'99c$l_00 I Bloomers, outsize $1.65 Value
years
a t
$1.65 | Work Shirts "¥,"§]E,.;"49c98c$1.35 | Chemise, Suit
Blair.Fosh color part wool and silk garmentA number of friends enjoyed a $2.50 Work Pants - $1.25the Mrs. E. s. Beaty lawn.i
present were, Mr. nnd Mrs.al-
ter .Tones and Inmily,'Mn and
Mrs. C..C. Bnum and family and
Fwd Rankin and family all of
Omnhn and Mr. and Mrs.E. M.
Benty and family and Mrs, E. S.Benty of this city.
The W.R.C.kenslngton was
'held last Friday nflcmqon at the
home of Mrs. Albert Jensen.on'east South siree;A large num-I
The flesh color i# an added feature to Munsing Wear Garments
Fast Color Prints 5 yards for »$1.00BIAS TAPES
Sox ~ 3 pr. 278-yd. Bolts.Fast Colors
39:Soisette and Peter Pan Prints, regular 50c value, per ydOc for boys 49cRavmi "race Cnmlc a n n nBLUE COLORS
. n u v u u l v v v \ l U U \ l l l PER YD.u l r . l » o \ | \ r I$ 1 |~ a l l w o o l f o r c h i l d r e n Q $2.00 and_$3_:90 |F a n c y S u s p e n d e r sHosiery Lady Frances pail 50crber \\er»;» in atfendance and the
afternoon was spent sewing.The
serving committee was composcd`.of the following: Mcndnmes Albert J o m ~
Jensen, Mary Anderson, Gu; Rath-_ _
Rollins Hosiery |Ladies' House Dresses,without sleeves,79c,894:$1.00 I Jackets 8 1 %5 1 , 9
m a n n gnve I 0uting Flannelslicious lunch was served
SASThe Big Store PhonesSchoettger, Henry Monkc, A. W
Sprick,Otto Langhorst
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BLAIR, NEBRASKAJamesThompson
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nmr. Nebraska. October s, 1981
T H E KENN~AR]j NEWS
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v ~I k I I é = . g
w1LL 1-:MPRESS Eucsms FAD
AFFECT FASHIONS IN FOOD?
Don't laugh too hard over the
auggestiou that the current fad for
Empress Eugenie fashions will ex~
imd ¢a_our daily menu!It did
ln six ounces fresh butter pre-
viously melted,dun over with
more bread crumbs and bake an
hour.Dates are hard to procure
but are often seen in shops at the
Yuletide season."
Now we do not have w wait to
see dates "in 'nhopg at the Yude~
KENNARD RURAL
JOTTINGS
Harold Misfeldt visited with Mr,
and Mrs. Chas. Miafeldt. Sunday.
Charlie Wrlch and daughters
visited ut the Pete Rasmussenhome Saturday evening.
Raymond Kuhr and Mrs. Hans
,Jensen and children visited at the
Kuhr home Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank Gasser and Reinhart
visited at the Louis Goreham home
Sunday._
.,..KENNARD NEW S
Dave Pritchard who has been ill
the past week is naw dble to be
back at his work at the Farmers
Grain and Lumber Co.
Mrs. George Owens and son
have returned to their home a tcami, Neb. after having vasiwa as
week with her parents,Mr.and
Mrs. Sam Hall.
Ella Lautmp and friend,Fred
Schmidt o l Des Moines,Iowa
spent the forepart of *hi week
gto n, o mx -A bo 'Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins andlcke and Charlie Kempckeemllzlsame ..¥..';""..'i'.§".i;`.,}.§2i" §°§'$3.'§
children and Mr. and Mrs. George Lyons, and families :other city.Joy and hate and pas-
¢0 $3-00»_sion, the anxieties of their par-
north_ents,the tongues ot gossip and
38-Ztscandal,all the emotions ol hu-
manity are alike.
.\. "Street Scene" if a drama pan-
~ wa a a n ~~ ~a n ~~ ~Joe G_§hghe§°°('§}n_,,_was 'rural um ma de the great city aflor the hem, and knows naldif-
week-end visitor at the v Elmer-'Nw ork the Iucale of "s¢y¢¢¢lferonce in race, color or creed. The
'wright home.iScene , which comes to the Para-.Pulitzer prize, bestowed on Elmer
_"___M. .ss.m11..\.-af [ngunt Theatre on Thursday. 0ct.|Rice's play as the best stage drama.
;~»f an orchestra,'Kempcke of Arlin I
I-Iedelund and Jeanette went over'Permanente reduced
in the gulches east of town lash Mrs.Marian Sutherland,Friday evening for a Weiner roashlwalker Aw., Blair, Neb.
Of course they greatly enjoyed it
as this is just the time of year*"STREEfor an outing of this kind.T SCENE"
LWE STUBK PHHIES
M 5[||j[[IMAHA
Corn Fed Steers Steady-
Others Lower. Top $10.20
A 15-250 DROP IN HOGS
I\¢hmb|0|>en |. ha W e &l Paul lambrecht vmwd at u.¢!1'~'"h I§lla's mater a n d bro
fir.a n d Mr s .Ne a 1
mer-m~|m;° s°"";_ t ';;i;"",*_;',;i ;'"",m'3;,8rh-Hua me author of this prizelof itaf yéar specificaily "provide.Vre:ng-'Pe sf 5 |drama, Elmer Rice, been born mdgthat.the award shall be for e~George ~ andidli lwll hi ! Ch8IBCt»¢ll Wo uld hnwlbest drarrm 1i:rHHn11 hu an Amar-_ ' i f " u ` 1 1 4 \ 6 " ' " "w , t m r l l l l l y m u u u l i 1.5 m u a z .- " » , ; . z " '" h i "
l i l .l l i t l l h e l l l l m | f. ' i ' F ' f f . _ " ° _ f ' I { ' ; d _ . . _ " " 2 . . -. | ¢ . . . » . l n l : l ¢ l | r t | n e 1 : ; ! e | t l : a 9 e l r "l;l|:|:|cl.Yank Gasser home Sum
Mrs. Geo. Naeve, Hans ny.law,ndenhil.ind ManxE , ~Mr, ma Mrs. on Soren»en,v£|~ °",;';'?°';;... Mrs. nm Burgess andlbeen tha same Heal .,,.d~\;1;.,.r"|f;.; m..,.";;;" 5'' " ' ~
ited friends in Omaha Sunday.children came out from Qmah,For " tteet Seen " '`
rnpdhin.Itim'thlrd togueas win th e ns the mr, Amencan sane..y exe al i m z d '\A '
at Babe y" so little acHv~ity the pant few fzgimhy evening m attend the c an emohonl the n onfleet! z _<1 |I;1 ly e wha see:the picture_es Aid mxppgr m4 bazaar.n J°Y| an anger eart-'wi recognize the rules of Rosa
.. li" .fi'f'f?§"i_f§'1 iii' .'l"f§'$°'1":I'1'hey remained over Sunday at the 'ff'$?,°' hl"'"{'1 F"f"'"'€'~°" in %"."°"""*¥"* and . M" Kaplan, por-
-mnys wsu.w..=..............~~~ f--~~~~-rcmum sun nm, on. a, ~ ':.':"£,i:.';:.:";'1';,1."""' *md .'"3§.";'I, ~ """'i,';" .. n.
m m e : m g m w m m , 1 § , §c u m l t u w wék books,the nks-pweurized a m . ,56' wp v\
fm, "MM prices on the owning novel:and the filge of 'TG°<*°v'§ Supl _%Q'-\l?_n\1f-IIIBBQS.§a._wp- R
le vi s i te d a t th e S a m
nme Sund ay .
Mba a nd Mrs . W m Huh
hebké Wulf vnsitedQ a n t a L h R e a ]u n . A n t i
°a;';.°.r.;'.§.'"° `°f`§§`J=`I€§'£-;¢
lildren visited at the F
m a m m m. um bm me al!-=dy'n B°°k" o f a mz pe rio d a nd
m u m Smoumoao.Muna yon'll see what my lmppen.But
um inc.l\l41!DB m m m rume n
were dull md unevenly lower. Cownun mled wnk md :woken and
teedm about steady.Reodph20.W0 held.
Quotation.: on Cnttla: Choice fa
mime yeu-lum w.so@M0: mod
w choice vearllnu sa.4oo9.4o;
mr w load yearllnu l'l.0008,36:
|don't get alarmed-even i! wears
to feature 1867 dishes on our 1931
tables, the outlook ian't so dnrk.
They ate very wi ln those days
and nmny of our best dshes are
modernized versions of their some-
what quaint recipes.
French dishes,of course,be-,,"{|.oh.nlnflnu m u l
nn, 1 usp. nakmg powaer, 1 wap.melted butter,'rl tsp. vanilla,56
cup milk.
Mi x the bread (or cracker)
crumbs, dates sliced, sugar, cl1op~
ped nuts, we. md baking powder
together.Add melted butter.
vanilla and milk.Pour into but-
tered baking dish.Place in a pm
of hot water and bake 80 min~
.. .. . A- . .. . |. .I n a n - \n w :
cl
rgn gm gnu Aus wu u u uvuc n 1vnu v u uu u u ura n k Ga s -I W * wa s to be d is tu rb e d .Th e plny Ed g a r F a ir c h ild ho me .Ic n vlr u n me n t wmc n a s th e s a me i n
M ....A mr;.1.r.-........"Tami ...A every City -u-ayed respatively by Sylvia Sid-ney and Williami Collier, Jr.,asYork |ser lmme Sunday evening.by p l a y a c c ou n t of e a c h g a me w = = | ~ " ' " " " 5 "A cress-secziun oi ..Mr. and Mrs. Funk Nuevavisit- meme 3; f;-Q ;coreboard"vh::: nn. ___';» Mrs.gg Berry wlfellife" itwu wled when gpg" pre-
ed nt the Mrs. Geo. Naeve home on g c n mat of ar s dinner guests of Leslie and Helen ?en¢ed la a $582 play.In bring-
'Berry at their apartment in Ben-"K it W the larger pnnclamu old Mrs. Harry Bl?" drove son on Sunday _the screen vim King Vidar direct-
'Glissmnn and in and Sylvia Sidney,William
Sunday evening.Mr. anbo Fremont Sunday m vndt rela ML and Mrs. BenD A L E n o m c s liven.
the boy and girl down the street.
Elm wwd-Lying of gas pipe
line in city completed.
Hooper "race Lutheran churrh
'dedicated number of improvements
n their edifice._/
Y a n n i *Yn v n | \ | n f |¢ |A n n f i n n j i n Miss Stella Bryce in home again
nik: hnving spent the past week
at an Omaha hospital caring for
--u m u e r J r .a n a r i s t e u e r a l o r i nE ! ' ~ " d ' i " » . ~ -r .~ ' n ¢ , 1 ' | U . : i n ' n »a n n h u 1 | ||"\I. I. . . . _
is presenting it as a cross section
of the entire world.
New York may hnve taller bulld-
ings,more money,noise and
aowds than other cities, but, says
Mr.Goldwyn the producer,the
lives of its peop!e are inherently
the same.
.
chased Van Auker pool hall here.
Plymouth-Ten-mile utretd\of
Grain Growers Highway w 1
from city graded and now open -
travel.
Wymore-Wymorian Cafe o~
South 7th pu aed by Mrs.W
M. Yon of Clay Sealer, Kansas.
mm :''6 " ' " " " " " " " " "-mo: hwy.nrmld-Im ~ ~"'"°°'°°'°'h°|""h"h""whl¢hllmthlng||...__ .222 !'..1;'!"¥..E":'§'2.°.2'! mu um in uw
Q a n a n Ulaana " g g "u |q u l u u u sa w z \\ . r l c u \ \ " v |A l l i l u u b U u l l b u l u b l l I n \.v.u.Ll.u¢\|uvh i b e d w i t h a n i n f e c t i o n i n h i sn i l .§ ` 1 §L . m w a s d e g r e e s I- ' . ) .S e r v e w i t h w h i p p e d rs
t h r i l l i n g r e d p e .c r e a m .f o o t .
a n n t h a n n n h l I M r a n d H n S f f n vn n `|21-nl§n.nI.r
M r s .W r i g h f f s f a t h e r w h o r e c e n t l y ' "m e p a r e n t a l ,N e l s P e b e r t o n
\ \ w ¢ | n \ r n n n i n h n u n n u x n i a l i n n h o m e s{§"s£¢E<I£=f'i£~>|l_ -.u...-.L2-... .z.a.. .a:..1. An I |mg°£m{`»§i§m?';§ a;;'§u1:"<¢§;|"a=;;"§;m'§.5";;,;":;., de-Mr. and Mrs.Frffz Jnhnel and
,luv unuw -mm Q| .wv a u.uu;nod to choic e mm sea sons;
mr t o 0 0 0 4 mm UM 0 u s ;common to wr stem n.ooo'1.oo:
loud w choice :fucken 85.160ms : hh ' t o w a me a n n a n o
5.75:common rs h i r stocker:
smo oouo:-truay mas s mono
3.00: choice beefy mum $8.006
ua: :ood w choice feeders $5.50
ous; mr to Kwi tee dm $ 43 5
0550: common to ish'feeders
$8.W04.2l5;stock cows m o o
3.00:me k m u m ;s.soos.so;
steer calves $5.50@'l.60,
monk heller nalvu usnns 'rs
pears in a "Receipt-d Colymn" as
"Pommes De Terre En Qhemlse",
tlie "chemise"being Merely a
"da muk napkin lightly folded
around the pouu-nes"l Fried eggs
were "!'rlt"and cornstarch pud-
ding became French blanc mange,
hut most 01 the changes were wia¢
ones.'
Rednea of Eu¢enle'| Time
Puddings were very popdar.
Cake was practically a staple.Gin-
berbread, cookie and wine recipes
appeared frequently in the maga-
. . _,_,__ . . _ . ,=_n u annuuv e a we mu V.-.nvwill c hange a dra b mm i nw an
attmctive one.Try either or both
ol these recipes and see how inns
this is:
Stuffe d E!!!Shell hard cooked eggs and cut
in halves lengthwise. Remove yolks
and mash well.Add to mashed
yolks a small amount of soft but-
ter,ilnely chopped mustard cu-
cumber pickle,sufficient of the
mustard dressing from the pickle
to moisten the egg yolks, and salt
to mme.Pm ez! whites with pre-
ane visiting at the home of his ds-
ber and family, Mr. and Mrs. G. U.
Cook.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.Herman Junghluth
were Miss Beside Middleton,Mr.
Eberhard and Mrs. Johnson of Om-
aha,Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Ba on of
Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Julian ung-
bluth ot Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Cook enter-
tained Saturday evening Mr.and
Mrs. s. R. Batsan ot Lincoln, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Jungbluth and fam-
leabed 8 to 1 Sunday when they
played the.Wlnslow nine here.
The Modern Woodmen will
meet in their new lodge rooms on
Tuesday evening,Oct.18.
Robert Aadreasen drove to
Omaha Salurday lo hrlng home
his daughters,Ruth Irene and
Mrs. Will Thurber and daughter,
Deloris.They returned to Omaha
Sunday.
The bazaar and chicken supper
sponsored by the Ladies Aid was
well attended Saturday night.
Ions drove to Tekamnh Sunday. to\
visit with their son anddnughw~
in-Law, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Jahnel
The Dorcas Sewing Sodety will
meet Saturday afternoon, Oct.10
at LIur Ihnrv Jrmmf.\........mm.at the Henry Jensen home with
Miss Ella as hostess.
There will be services at the
Lutheran church Sunday evening,
Oct.11 at 8 o'c1ock.Rev. Hans
Nielsen will deliver the sermon.
Henry Kempcke was on the sick
list last week.
Miss Alma Svogerson spent Sab-
urday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur
Jensen and Mrs Tilds Johnson.
As Monday w u Henry Kemp-
cke's 85th birth anniversary,his
children and their families cameon Sunday to spend the day with
him.The time was spent in n
social way and late in the after-
noon n delicious lunch was served.
Those able bo be present were
Messrs. and Mesdames Gus Kron-
berg, Gus |Kempcke, Clyde E. Ros-
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1.D nk a big tumbler ful of waterorcbreakfast,an d several
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Ge t ple nty of outdoor exerc ise
rg h o u t u n du ly f a ti g ui n g y o u r -
Tr y f o r n bowel mo ve me n t a t
exac tly the same hour every day .
_ Ever;onc 's bovqels need help at
limes.,u t th c th i n g to us e is D r.
Caldwell s S 'rup Pepsm 'lou ll ge tthorough rlc uning-Out, land it won't
reave aur insides weak and watery .
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Cole Slnv from Omaha Sunday to visit with Henry Jensen and Ella, Ola John-%small cabbage shredded'V, Kermit, who is sick.son and daughters, Ida and Mrs.
|m cho Ped 1 cn home-made Mr.R.Johnson at Valentine Nellie Payne and children ofp me n P P~ style pickles clm;»ped, gg,to gg cup gp en t se vler al d ay s at the h ome of Blai r.
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rather lndmarent demand nr
prices. genenlly 16@25c lowerthm Baturdzy.The range is nur-1
rvwlnz dawn lllahtly and hulk obthe Yndlng was at 1 spread o!
;4.zs@s.:5, wim best ugm weiGhl4 ,
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what diffi:
Jr Young Ladies
he recipes are re
if a little vague
what difficult as to ingredients.
Loaf sugar was shaved before us-
ing,. isinglass was employed where
we use gelatine;flavodngs were
mainly fruit peelings or rose water
Fruit peels and citron figuredin
most of the best recipes, and the
candicd orange and lemon peel and
citron We buy today already sliced
and candied, had to be "cut, pound-
ed,sugarpd and dried."Treacle
was a prized ingredient, a thick,
dark syrup which would seem
most inferior to modern users of
wholesome corn symp.Cocoanut,
was, just as today, considered the
best of all cake toppings.
Under the heading "Homely
Conceits" this "Receipt for a Nice
Gingerbread"appears:"two lbs.
flour, one pound of moist sugar,
one and a half pounds of treacle,
ten ounces ginger, half a pound of
butter, a little lemon peel and a
little brandy.Malte it over night;
drop it on tins."Contrast this with this definite
tested 1931.recipe of the same
origin;
1931 Tested Gingerbread
Two eggs,1,5 cup cooking oil,
'/é cup molasses, *ri cup dark corn
syrup, ':& cup water, 2 cups flour,
1 tsp.soda,1 tsp.salt,2 taps.
ginger.
Beat eggs until light; then heat
in oil.Add syrup,molasses and
water.Sift together flour, soda,
salt and ginger and beat into
liquids.Use the Dover beater to
mix.Bake in an oiled shallow
pan at 375 degrees for 35 minutes.
A "Coloniste Pudding" from a
French recipe said to be favored
by Eugenie,and approved by a
"Seminary of Household Science
for Young Women" was thought
to he most delicate.
Colonistg Pudding
"Take a pint each of fine bread
crumbs and minced apples and put
them in alternate layers into a
buttered pie-dish, with chopped al»
monds,chopped dates and sugar
between each layer.When you
have placed in all ingredicnts,pour
daughters of Omaha were.Sundny
visitor: at the home of Mr. andMrs. Nels Svendguard.
hiss Maud Masters had as her
guests Sunday Mrs. June Cougar,
Mrs.Clarence Cougar and Mr.
Max Ellis of Wayne, Nebr,
Mrs.Otto .Grothousen gave a
shower at her home Saturday :Lf-
ternoon lor Mrs. Otto Grothousen,
Jr.,formerly Miss Mildred Mur-
shull.About 50 fiends and rein-
tives were there and she received
many beautiful presents.
Mrs, Morris Masters, Mrs. B. F.
Masters and Mrs. Roy Msatcrs ab-
tended a Rebekah kensington Fri~
day nt the home of Mrs.Fred
Pfeiffer'in Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Major Ormsby ar~
rived from Casper, Wyoming Sa!~
urduy to be here during the apple
hawext..
Jim Sands left for Valentine,
Neb. Tuesday where he expects to
sec to the weighing of 350 head
of cattle and ship down here tofeedonhis farm.He is alsd
building a cattle shed and feed
yards, he has eight carpenters and
masons on the job.
Coled Homes Coming
The American Gas Association
predicts that within five years the
better class nl American homes
will be cooled in summer, as they
are now healed in winwr.
Negotiations are now underwny
lo arronge for the manufudure on
a large sale of gas operated sum-
mer air conditioning equipment.
Four residences,in localities of
varying climate, were cooled with
gas this summer as out of the
Assodatloxfs research program.
This is real domestic progress.
Fifty yeam ago, Ind anyone sug-
gested that gas would soon be
used as a cooling and retdgerab
ing agency, he would have been
regarded as mentally deficient.
Today it is a proven fact.
Lincoln--~State Highway Depart-
ment opened bids for 521,000 feet:
of snojv fence to be distributed to
various highway maintenance sta-
tions over state,for maintaining
snow-free highways during winter.
Arnold-New equipment insmlb
ed in State park.
CAPTURE3 CURIOSITY
Robert Rasmussen,who resides
southwest of Blair out in the
Gardner school district captured a
lizard lust Friday evening.Tho
gentleman in question was about
nine inches long and hm ail of
the marks of his kind.e was
found crossing the yard at tha
Rasmussen farm and was im-
mcdiately captured and placed in
a fruit jar and Mr.Rasmussen
brought him to The Enterprise
office on Saturday.This specie is
seldom seen in these parts.
m0'rEc'r¥voUNc TREES
FROM RABBIT DAMAGE
Tree seedlings should gn into
the winter with thdr roots in
s ~ Q . .va~/ms,,s.yn°:f.'~M'F Q M A H A ~
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vnted during the mvlns season
lhould be able to withstand ylnter
eondidonl.Planting: which have
nut competed with wed: lar their
growth should lun nmffldent re-
W- Watkins, extemul~n Ioreshr of
the Agricultunl College.Seed-
lings planted this lpdng and
mg.:-1 1 -ba ,pirnento, and pickles.Add
e h mayonnaise to moisten
the mbcture.Serve cold.
Here are two desserts that may
be made in n twink1ing»--for the
childrerfs party,or when father
telephones that he is bringing
company home for dinner.Trythemand see how delicious they
are:Coconut Tumble
3 bananas diced, juice 1 orange,
juice 1 lemon,'fe can cocoanut
southern style, 4 tablespoons sugar.
Combine ingredients.Pile in sher-
bet glasses.Chill..`]':....es 4.
Peaches Marguerite
4 dates finely chopped, 1,4 cup
pecans finely chopped,l i cup co-
conut southern style finely chop~
pea,1 tablespoon cream,2 toe-
spoons lemon juice,6 halves
canned peaches, 1 cup peach juice.
Combine dates,pecans, coconut,
and cream,mixing thoroughly.
Add 1 teaspoon lemon juice. Shape
into small balls and place in cav-
ities of peach halves.Serve with
peach juice to which remaining
gemon juice has been added.
ewes 6.
Here are two recipes that are
seasonahle from January to De-cember-* nd aeliéie-as as well.Savory 'ilinced Cheese Sandwich
1,4 pound American cheese,1
tablespoon butter, 1 teaspoon mus-tard sauce from mustard pickles,
%cup mustard pickles finely
chopped,salt,paprika.Allow
cheese to stand in a warm place
to soften.Mash the cheese and
blend with butter.Add remaining
iligredients.presd on thi ny
ced whole cheat or rye brea ,
buttered.
Cabbage Salad Unique
'15 small cabbage shredded,'fi
pimento chopped,1 cup home
made style pickles chopped,'Ȥto
'ii cup mayonnaise or cooked salad
dressing.Mix lightly together
cabbage, pimentéa, and pickles. Add
enough mayonnaise to moisten the
mixture.Serve cold.
c hildren c ame d o wn f r o m Ho op er
Sa tu rd ay even in g to a tte n d th e
bazaar an d to vi si t ove r Sunday
wi th relatives.
Th e offic ers o f th e A l u mn i o f
th e Ke n n a r d h i g h x h o o l ha ve
plan ned a ben ef it c ard p a r ty to
be h e l d a t th e I a n n h o me o f Mr .
a n d Mr s .Geo rge Ne lse n o n Sa t-
ur da y even ing.A l l me mbe r s o f
th e a lu mn i an d th ei r fri en ds a r e
invi ted.
B i ll Pearsen we n t to Te k a mn h
Sun day eve ni n g whe re h e wi ll
hu s k c o r n f o r Ha r r y J a h n e l.
L a r s Bu c h h as be e n o n the si c k
li s t th e p a s t two we e ks b ut i s n o w
able to be up a nd ar oun d.
E ve r e tt C a s h ma n a n d h i s mo th -
er we n t to Ha s ti n g s e a r ly Sa tu r-
d a y mo r n i n g to s p e n d a f e w d a y s
wi t h Mr .a n d Mr s . B u r r J ones
a n d Th e lma a n d Mr .an d Mr s .
Jones.Mr s .Ca r l W a r d a n d Mr s .
Ha r o ld La u tr u p a c c o mp a ni e d the m
o n th e t r i p - M r s .L a u tr u p go i n g
to Ii en es aw to vi si t her sister,
He le n an d Mr s .W a r d g o i n g to
vi s i t w i th Mr s .Green.
Mr s .S a m Va n D eu se n came out
fr o m Oma h a S a tu r d a y eve n i n g f o r
a n ove r Sun day vi s i t wi th he r
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have struggled with weed andgrass growth J., likely to mcper#
lance set-backs this winter.The
forester says that il full irrlga-
tlon ls necessary to apply the
water after a few frosts or after
such time as it will not stimulate
further growth o! the trees.
Watkins suggests two methods
vihlch have proved fairly satis-
factory for protecting trees from
rabbit damage.A much of strong
smelling pxle mm l n t h e f o u r
sides o! the small trees will m as
a repollant.Watkins cautions
against the use of too 'much
grease ss n coating may kill a
tree, but a trace here and there
will injure lt slightly,i l at all.
The second method suggested issprinklingoverwetreesblood
which has been saved from
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Ruth Rosenbaum,Mertie McCann
and Miss Lena Bates served a
delicious two course lunch.
Earl Miller came the forepurt uf
last week to visit with his mother
Mrs. Charles Miller and his bro-
ther and sisters.For the past
your Earl has been in Trinidad,
Colorado vrhere he has been leadér
sister a n d bro the r-i n-law,M n a n d
Mr s .B e r t Han se n.She return ed
to Oma h a Mo n da y e ven i ng .
A fa i r c rowd attend ed the d anc e
gi ve n a t th e K e n n ar d pa vi li o n F r i -
da y eve ni ng .
Th e Ro y a l Ne i gh b o rs he ld the ir
regul ar mo n th ly me e t i n g a t their
n e w lod ge ro o ms above Bc r ry 's
stor e Fr id ay e ve ni ng .An u n u s u a l
ly la r g e nu mb e r we r e i n atten -
da n c e a t th is me e tin g . Th e Ne ig h -
bors plan ned a soc ial ga th er i n g
a n d c a rd p a r ty to be he ld th e
la tte r p a r t o f th e mo n th .A f t e r
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be done with an old broom or
large brush, and the blood is said
to cause no damage or injury to
the trees.This Iattgr method also
act: as a rep-ellant.
Slmplhily of Humor
Elmplldty ot manner. nomJam
rey,il the lan attainment.Henare very lung ntrqld ot being na!-ura1,trom the dnad uf bdnx takenfor ordlmry.
S p e c I al Realistic Permanent
Wwe $8.50 for a limited time onlyattheFashionCenterBeauty
Pulor-Phone 47.l t
at $5.35.
FAT LAMBS SELL LOWER
2o.oou head and bids and sales ox
fat lambs were aro und 25c lo wel
than the close oi last week at ss/1:
06.25.Feeder la mb s ml e d s<
;4.4o@s.4o an d age d sh een wen
quobably unchanged.
F A T L AMB S :Runge lambs
good to choice $6.2S@6.60:rangn
lamb s, f air to good $5.25@6.25;
ahom lambs 55.'15@6.60;natlvc
lnmbs, good m choice 3611006501
yenrllngs, all Krades $2.5D@5.25.
FEEDER LAMBS: Feeder lamb:
good to choice ss.ou@s.ss;teedex
lambs,( B k w good $4.53@5.00:
iceder lambs common to mr ;a.sc
04.50.
EWES: Fat, good w choice sm:0225;fat,(air to good $1.250
1375;cull and c anner ewes $.25
1.00:breeding ewes s1.5o@5.oo.
word from the Nebraska Forex
Service that a few hundred gver
greens will anive at the Count:
Agentfs office Wednesday o:
Thursday, October 'ith and Sth tn
be distributed to Washington
county farmers who will plan
them this fall and give us a re
port next spHng of the numbe
that survive.
Farmers desiring to try out th\
tall planting of these evergreen
ue asked to notify the local fern
bureau office at Blair as alan a
possible as they will be distribut
ld ns long as the supply lasts, is
order as ihe requests come im
RECORD POULTRY FLOCK
¢,-v.~=..~....u..»u¢=\-»um pum-try men in Washington county are
very anthugiaatic over the bene-
fits derived from this project as
It is ntrlctly the business part oi
the poultry flock.
The co-operators are supplied
with lnvenbory blanks that are tobe filled out November 1 so that
each eo-operator will know ).he
nina of his flock and all equip-
ment bgghmlng at the time of the
Monthly repon b1ank| are also
furnished where each co-openwr
ncords egg harvest,,feed costs
Ind death losses and, at the and
ol the year, a mmmary in made
lhowing exactly the results of the
work in dollars and cents of
dther profit or lass after all in-
Kexest on Investment is mid. taxes,vuw cont of pmauanéldozén of eggs :ind eacilnach
Innllet until ready Efilay /Fannera dem-:hz ¢o`¢m11 !or|
We wnrk or who wish more de~
tailed infomation may secure the
uma at the Farm Bureau officeIn Blair, Nebraska.lt's surpris-
ing to know what n pouliry flock,
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fwvashinxwn.State ol Nebrankn,
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Treasnrefs office in the
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~ ~ence at 9:00 o'c1ock
the 2nd day of November,
d will continue from day
nlil all ol such lands and
=have been olfered for
FRED GUYER,
~xeasurer of Washington
~unty,Nebraska.
October 1. 1931.
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Pl2 'rg-manDELINQUENT TAX
e a u' r n
f u :Blair) Nebraska, October s, 19a1 H= = | » . - ¢ = »|N
nio`€e and
o f b l !friendof the prison-
~e aisle.Th e
fully set fo r
~t by the rov-
hempen noone
an d pu t zz o n
salon," he slid.
sho uld ha ve
vo I wa lk ed
burd en o n me
ce to prove my
.l || |
c e to prove myanhood.to r I
e nn mg r ette dl s tan d he r e
-»~W hen y ou
.»»to r th e ldn l
my li n .T o
ou r hearing l
-tr y .I set
~ex judg ment~g I ha ve n o
~= llu una a nd
np oa me n nat b y s o do lng
l l f a B e lu n
ld ve n t me
mu tn tea y o u.
-my h e a r t -
o to the pnb llc
»ma y e mb a h
ha ve anltered
damned.n nherlshed plans
way ,I stand
and n ake d.I
my ho me an d
ther wishes.
It y o n wou ld
~pon my neck. y ou will o nly
~ot me."
~at.I t w a s a
li ttle groan
of Margaret
llo wlug do wn
~orman hl'08('
llam.[le took
neck.The-sehave s aid to
I say a n l n
y do a who h as
the grac e of
n o t th e ma n
the c ou rt but
rough suffer
obla an d b e
hlc h ls no t la
the nlnnc-r has
psln ot death.th e ua mo r e
out substanc e.
on g y ou who
.l
mn u s r n mn R E VI E W
NEBRASKA WEEKLY
Booth and Olson contractors,
cmopleted paving work on Pri-
fwy Bold No. 20 between South
Sioux Qty and Jackson.
<sEAL>I c ELLER Meélns to b¢hel--Hastings-c C°\l11¢¥ Judge.'here October 14 by Nebraska ~--
Permanente
REDUCED
For a limited time, I am giving my well
known Du-Art Permanents,Ringlet
ends, formerly $5.00 for
$a,oo
My regular customers are more than
pféased with the Du-Art and I aim to
give satisfaction.
I am also carrying a wonderful and
complete line of FRENCH BE AU T Y
AIDS including Creams, Powders,Per-
fumes, Shampoo Soap,Compacts and
all the little toilet accessories that
women l to have.
You 'll find my prices very reason-
able an I will be glad to show you my
line or talk with you in regard to them.
o
Rands Association to vote on $50
ooo,ooo road bond hs e.
Homer-Hbspital n the Hi ll
opened by Dr. A. A. Larsen.Oakland-Mrs.E.G.Brittol
Ogallda -0gulla la Tire 5 :Bat-
tery Col moved into new quamn
in Thnyer Garage.
12.04
12.04
uk y o u f ox-'n E rle l'e of ln th ose
proc eedi ng;I u k I t o o : b e c a u s e
th e p r i s o n e r ll my lo ve r . n o t b e
cause his llfe Ll deerer to me even
th an my own , bu t be c a u se I h ave
dlnc overod n e w evidenc e whlch.
ma y save y ou from a n e r r o r th econsequencenfwhic h,l n ruined
llve s an d umc z e a cousclenc e, you
c ould never repnlr.I ha ve thehonor of b rxuglug to y ou r mla ds n
c ommunlc atlon : r o m one wh o m
y ou a ll k n o w an d re sp ec t-Rev.
Phlla nder For man ."
Sho ree d the letter:
"'To th e mng ln tr ate s, s sslxteu ts
and deputies of tho General c ourt,Gentlemen: I h nd not tho ugh t that
It wou ld e ve r he ne c a aa ry f or me
to add res s y ou as I no w d o.Bu t
th e tlme has c ome when I m o n
te ll y ou th ot I k n o w wh o wa s
z n lltv o f adultery wlth hlobelHu n le y o n th e ni gh t o f Oc tober
twd f th .B e l l no t elth er Rob er t
Hen the rs o r th e beloved W lllla m
Boy don.B e l s q u l to m o th e r l n
dlvld usl.I k n o w A wl me o e to h ll
mlsbehnvlor wh o c m ,I hope,b e
brou ght her o wlohln n week or so.
°' 'With deep respec t I am
.' 'Your obedient servant.
"' P h 1 la n d e r P o r ma n . "Peggy l a t down.He r plea for
Llmo was grunted.The re wan a
:rent atlr ln the c rowd as the peo~ple b eg a n to le a ve th w s ea u. Th e
governor beckoned he r to th e
benc h and whispered:"W ell done."
J o hn W inthrop shook he r hand
nnd th e ste rn Dud ley B mlled as he
looked down upon her.
Thu mo de st mn lde n had b ec o me
n toast and n theme ln the c olony .
C H A P T E R X I V
W lllla m Returns F r o m th e W ar
an d ll P r als ed fo r He ro lo
'Conduct.
T H E Pequot Indians had tnllen
on th e En gllsh settlers In Con-
noc llc ut und sln ln men u nd women
as the y work ed ln the f ields .Iohu
Tllly hnd b een nmbushe d und sluln
on th e tr eeh wute r rlver.A who le
fn mlly l n th ot valley ha d been
massac red n u ll c a me o f n u n u -
c lent zrlevnnc e wh e n Th o ma sHunt, an lrresponslble man, seized
t\venty ~seven lnodeuslve Pequ ot!ln 16 14 un d too k th em away ln the
ho ld o f hls eh lp a nd s old th em n s
nlnves.n was n g rlemn c e a gn ln st
th e wh lte mun.Th e colony hnd
given th em n o cause of I ll wlll.
Th e battles a t the lr vrell~bnllt
fort on My s tic rlver, ln the swamp
and nr nm mer n r .- mmlmm . J n . .
w m r i r l m i
walked to th e A d o
wh o n ot a t the en d
e r ' |p e w n e xt to t
sta ge ha d been canth ln d r ln u tlc mo ms
ernor.
W lllla m to o k th e
n-om Ilobex-t'| nec khlo own.
*Th u ln my e on f e
"Bef ore th la day I
ma de lf.L o n g h
among y ou vvlth thll
mu h : f o r th e c h a n
com-ago an d my u
c ou ld n ot be a r to 1
a n d a c o w u d Now
c overed wi th my lhnpra y f or me pr ay nl
o f h e r wh o shared
J w l f v my ac t l n ;
h a ve n o t th e wuz
my s elf before un o
s e a t a n d o l l u d n t
fear.Th e m a n w h
burden I n o w m k e
awa y ln th e h o pe uh e c ould save my
nu d er e d muc h f o r I
Of th at I wou ld n ot
On ly o n e f a r l l t
that my small servl<
an d my many n-len
ross th e court.lth e torment o f t h e
hope my p rlde , my
ha ve been swep t |before y ou stripped
shall g o henoe to
there a wa i t y o ur 1
I no longer fem- y ou
tigh ten th ln noone
untll my llfe ll en de
zrlevo my fri en ds
He we n t to h L | s
tense momrint.A
c ame fr o m th e ll p l
Hooper.Te ar s wo n
her cheeks.
Ile v.Phlluuder
and und we nt to W ll
th e noone from his
we r e hi s wor d s :" l
th e msglstrates nn(
th a t th e W lllla m Ht
spoken to y o n.wi ll
God ln his heart,ll
wh o br o k e n law o f
on e wh o h as r i s e n 1
I n g to a ma n h o o d I
loved,the like o f vc
thls c olony.Hay don
already suffered theHo ls n o t h er e Onl
ma i n s - n tlxlng with
I f there be one nn
dares to lhlnk thnl, l
elu_ ns th is y o un g I
6 97 70.02 ss 1354
71.83
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10 100 78.25
2 101 515.74
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641,98
888.56
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SALE NUYICE
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9.27
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51.75 27.2651.75 27.26
51.75 27.2651.75 27.26
61.75 48.12
85.79
41.08 27.264'/.os 27.26
47.08 27.26
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54.071 27.2654.07 27.2654.07 \27.26
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62.71 27.26 89.97
A Candle
in the
Wilderness
By
Irving Bac helle r
Many peoplo were on tnclr way
to the courthouse.When ahe ar-
rived there lts seats were lllled
and the area behind them wus
crowded. , She entered the space
near the throne ot Justlce raervedfor prisoners, umcera ot the court
and counneL Sho lat down.The
gravetaced magistrates,ln black
robes and broad wnue collars, en~
tered,tollowed by the naslstanu
and deputies. Two constable: cams
mm the p rlaoner.The court was
called to order.Robe rt Heat hen
was arrn||n\<I and aahd to plead.He dwared that h e wu not gullty.
Governor Vane nnld:"Before we
groeoed wlth thla mu there ls one
era who has aaked tor the prlv~
llsgo of addressing the court and
oreeenllnz n c ommun ic ation w a t -
I D I to lmp or tn nt evidenc e latelydlac overed beurlng on the p olnt a t
haue.W e wi ll no w | 1 18 ou r nt~
tentlun to Alles W eld."
P e n y W eld arose an d bowed.
She wa s dressed ln aober blac k
wl| .h n whlte c ollar and snowy lac e
beneath her throat an d o n her
w m u .The c ostume was c unning-
ly c ha sm.It waa the rig ht ac c el-
oory to r h er c olo r a nd h er bea utyan d tha ilng u la r c harm a t her
mnnner.I n n mo men t a ll t h o u
10 101 62.19 \
Eighth Addition I
5
First Addition
11 &
12 44 154.58 150114 841.22
e% 25
45211
26 &
27 44 85.66 82.26 111.92
8 44 2.01
9 44 4.01
10 44 4.01
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2 45 16.93
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s 45 12814.45 87.76
7 45 14.52e5§
8 45 8.68
10 4._11 45 61.782s &
24 45 57.65 57.68 115.88
25 45 89.11
26 45 89.11
27 45 51.06
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12 45 117.39
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a 59 14.20
4 59 12.04
5 59 12.04
6 59 12.04
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Z0,all2159 156.50 89.95
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7 60 56.68 so.o196074.18 s0.o1
10 60 82.87
w 46 It
11 60 18.89161 85.46
12 61 151.70 12519
8 62 48.974asr.45.97
2 04 107.126.19
4 _54 28.61.045M 155.09
6 64 82.87
w 50 ft
s 64 10.59
wx 8
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4 66 16.84
5 05 44.14
9 &
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5 67 53.54
6 67 20.00
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12 67 70.02
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2 60 82.95s6032.95
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6 70 74.17
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5 &
6 74 185.38
8 74 97.65 232.05 E
9 78 1as.oo
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12 78 26.77 88.68
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4 1 145.12 72.43288.95 217 Q
109.871 Kennards Addition
1-2-3»4 '7 119.43
Dexters Fint Addition
I1 1 111.63 528.01 84.85 669.42
1 190.83 1283.73 129.26 1sos.szE
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70.60
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44.21
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59.72
36.04
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29.86
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61.78
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240.88
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424 .17
69.20
290.97
675.48
28.64
28.6458.26
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26.20 328.0
7.61 106.0
41.02 544.7
107.2
27.63 514.6
99.49 1812.32
88.8164.61
1 17.11
58.5(
100.51
4 14.11
Second Addition
134.05 290.01 17.60 442.61
7.32
87.07
41.18
87.52
6 20 821.52 1551.00 162.50 2035.62
9 20 78.44
- _ _...... ..,.,. ....,...,,....... ....n mtrlbe on a hllltop above the Pequot
rlver_we r e a stern lesson to the
wlld me n of the f or es t.No o the r
was n eeded for nearly hal! a c en~
tur y .
or the hero lc c o nduc t ot W llllum
Hey dou ona may rea d la Ma son 's
own ac c ount of the c ampaign, howhe ea t th e b owstr ln g o t a s avag e
almln g a t h i s c ommande r trora a
polnt so c lose that the arrow would
no d o u bt h a ve dous serlous dum-agc.It wa s tlgh tlng ha nd to ha nd
and face to lac e. Hls sword naahed
at lllason's slde a s awltt as a eat's
foot and ma ny tell betore lt.
Th e vlc torloue company ro-
tur ned to B oston three day s utter
Peggy Weld had c hanged the plans
o f the gene ral court.I n hi s r e
po rt to th e g over no r Captain hla»
son dec lared that his llte had been
saved by W lllla m He y do a f wh o
"f r o m th e b e g la u ln g to th e é na o tthe c a mpaign ha d behaved la the
tash lou of a her o."The ne w~won
ta me o f th e y oung ma n qulekly
spread fr o m house to house.A
c o mmltte e of th e leading eltlzens
wen t , to bls ho me to exp res s thdr
appree latlon I t d ld n o t h a d hlm.
Mar gar et Ho ope r rep orted th at he
had g on e to the p rlso n to s ee h ls
tr le n d Ro b e r t He a th e n .
I t ls only k nown tha t the y ou ng
men s pent an hour tog ethe r la theroomwhe re Peggy had sat wi th
Ro b e r t Du sk was tallln g an d th e
beac ons wer e a glow wh en W llllam
c ame away an d walked to hishome.
The ne xt mo rulni t the sun shone
wa r m an d blu eblrds we re streak-
lu g th e a lr wlth c olor an d wlth
thelr.du1c et phrases.I t wa s the
Sabbath day .A t nlno Marg aret
heard W llllarn stlr rln g an d began
to get hls lop and meat ready .B e
c ame ou t by an d by curenxlly
dressed He w e n t to h ls n a h leHe c ame lato th e h ous e a nd ate
his aop and meat and drank a glass
o t wl n a W hen he a rose from the
table h e so ld :"Mar gar et,ma k e
ha ste a n d p ut away th e d lsh n W g
lo t n u n h u r l the first stone, bulwarn hlm that his c ou eelt sha ll |
pass unnotic ed."N o stone was hurled then
later.Again free, the y oung nr
walked to their ho mo wlth nr
ga:et and Peggy and Porma a. 'I
sun sho ne and song spa rrows a
bluc blrds were sln glng o n eltl
d d e o f th e m as they wa lk ed a
talked together.
Th ey lou nd Amo s To d k lll wa
in s ou the s ma ll ver an da .
"I tr i e d to tmvel by the llg h t
the moon ." he s ald to Pormnn.,
we re lost and foundered ln t
darkness.So th ey go t b y methe path,"
H l s words had refe ren c e to w
lla m a n d h i s re tu rn ln g c o mp aq
"I"a.lthful s o u ll"Peggy l
ela lme d " I t does no t mattv
Ro b e r t i s
Amo s tn r e w h ls h a t h llf h s h ohi s head and lltte d hi s r lgh t to
and shoo k lt vlg oroualy .
"Y ou ar e to go ou t to my ho utomor row prep ared to sta y ." so
Peggy." I need y our he lp them
It may b e th at Rober t wi ll c ome
see n s now a nd th en ."
" I th i n k th a t lt ls ver y llk els
s a ld R o b e n w i th a s mlla
"B u t y o u ar e n ot to c o me u a l
Thursday." said Peggy ."Th e n v
sha ll be ready for y o u."
For a time th e y ou ng men wel
engaged with their bunlness malr
On Thursday they we n t ou t l
Moondawu.
"It i s ver y be autif ul," sa ld Roi
ert."I s ho u ld lo ve to llve h e r e
"W e ll, I b ullt lt h op in g tha t y nwould."she answered tvlth
s ml le
He ki ss ed her llps an d sald e
he loo ked do wn Into her ey es:
" I n o w as k y o u to marry m~
It's the ars t c h anc e l've ha d."
She answered wl th a laugh
"Come to the h ouse and I wlll pe
fo r m my las t a c t a s y o u r lawy e
I wlll collec t my fee. Rev. Mr. Pos
ma n i s there an d W lllla m an
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Home of Perfect Talking Pictures
Thursday, Oct. 8, "Gold Dust Cer
tie" with Winnie Lightner.
Also Comedy,"Shooting of Dan the Duck'
and News Reel
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McMenuemey'u Second
18 1 19.67
All 2 102.97
Q l 1 \ | | ' .A . I . i l l - I n -~_ _ _ - . _ .. .
Also Mickey's Stampede Comedy
Sunday and Monday, October ll and 12
Sunday Matinee 10 and 25c
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, f ~.\C o / v 5 r A N < ' f
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Iso "Any Little Girl Tl1at'a a Nice Little
Girl"--screen song."Via Express"--;.¢;t,
Fox News.
Tuesday, 0cL 13, Bargain Night, 10 - Zoc
"NIGHT ANGEL"
with Nancy Carroll and Fredrick March
Also "Ex-Sweetie"--Comedy
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 14 and 15
will go to me church together."She turned to hlm with a look of
lurprlle. eaylng:"Oh, slr. I am only a poor, home
ly working woman who mend: her
time teaslug wool by the llreslde.Yovgwonld put the sln of prlde ln
me
"Margaret,1 m u be proud to
walk wlth you ln the heavenly
road and to kneel at your eldo helore the people And I would ever
px-ey_ for the luengnh that ls ln
you.Th e Churc h la n e a t th at ho ur
was crowded with rich and poor
an thelr wa y to the ho use of God.Many s elzed the nand o f the new-
:ome hero an d spoke wo rd s of
praise unwelc ome tu hls ear.Th e
item-fac ed Endi c ott an d Dudley
:toad hy the s rear doors ws ltln g
for th e governor.Th ey smlled
mpou the y oung ma n a n d touched: l l shoulder an d lnvoked the
lle uln g o t Go d u p on hlm.
"Tha n k y ou .I e m ln so re ne ed
if lt. " he a ns we re d
Th e governor nrrlved wi th his
llx swordnmen an d hn lb e r dle r s -
he one c olorful to ke n of p omp ln
he c o lo ny . Pe a y wo o s too d wlth
'hllander Por-man a llttlo bey ond
he entrance.
"W o we re wallin g f o r e lo o k a t
von and to te ll y ou ot o u r lo ve, "mid Forman.
W llllo m s miled.He sh oo k the ir
lendl, e ay lng to Peggy :
"Y o o great le wy e r l W h y sr o
' o u lo p a le a n d a n i o n s !B e or
:ood cheer."The y we nt to the ir se ats.I n a
moment or so th e meellng housewuslllle d Even th e sta lrwn y l
rere crowded with the young.Th e
»r1sonerl sled ln. led hy th e p on-
erous J ohn Sump, wlth sword andl n o l _hanging prong hl| belt.Th ey
Agnln he k issed her.
Amos c ame up on them oudd enl
whi le th ey we re in this tend er n
tltu d e
;'Don't mind me." he eald." T h l
ll an nal'ral for the y oung as golrba re fo ot to n go os e Moy n oth lx
worse than o moonbeum ever cl-ns
y er path."
_e o e o e o 1( T o b e concluded)
N O T I C E O F S H E R I F F S A L E
B y vi r tu e o f a n exec u tion i s
sued o u t o f Di stri c t Cou rt o
W a sh i ng to n Cou nty ,Nebraska
up on n j u d g me n t i n f a vo r o f I r v
in g Ro h lif , do i n g b u aln e u a s Rom
Fl y e r Co mp an y ag ai ns t Les lil
Crowder,I h a ve levied up on th (
f o llo wi n g described pr op er ty o l
smld I e s li e C r o wd e r to - wi t:
O N E R E O T R U C K M o r o n
NUMB E R 7 7 8 83 , a nd I wi ll on th e
10 th d a y of Oc to b e r 19 8 1, at two
o'c loc k P.M l o f s a i d d a y a t the
W e s t f r o n t d o o r of th e W a s h i n g -
to n Co un ty Co u r t house l n th e
c ity o f Blai r,Neb ra sk a,sell said
pr o p er ty a t p ub li c a u c ti o n to th e
hi gh e st bi d de r f o r c as h to satisfy
said exec ution th e a mo u n t be in g
tho eum of $ 148. 80 and inte rest of
$41.00 an d costa a n d a ll ac c ruing
costs.
Dated October vw, 1931.
38-2¢Marion Sutherland, Sheriff
NOTICE To CREDITORS
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~~~W\L\\\\\\\lT'
what Sho Bald In ln the Records
of the Court. ,
a dncedty :he won their lynn
» -'YEL Whnt :ho md 1| m the
rocordl or the court:"Gentlemen,not long a n wowere Ill lmnrucd br un eloqnmtword:ot our governor when hull>°le of the Derll o! hula tn leek-lng justice, when ho told how our
hthoru had bien wmngld by hut:Judgment: mamma hy mmr mrIn a nd c urle d ont mm nn lm-
m e c t lno wlldn or the m m .e mb e d n ti me mm.L u m!
ny lnree armed con-nables.All heads were turned tolookatthechildrenofSoma,
among whom was Robert Heather:with the hempen noone nmnnd hllneck."Why hu that numlllntlon been
put "wg ~ W llllnm uke d hi mI e l f u e ooed.A like query was ln the mlndl
evlhmlnded-e token ot the drudmlnnnlnhment na was noon torulfex-'I Too truth In the noon
w u put on Roberto neck thlt
mornlng In compumco with A spo-cld order from the governorRavJohnWilsonnkedthou
who wished lo be pnyed tor non r l n o u mv r u mme l mlm
.
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of many.W u lt A warnlng to y
.
COUNTY COURT, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Estate o l Frank L.Dudgeon,
Deceased.
Notice is given to the creditors
w appear befom me at the County
Court Room in Bldr,Nebraska,
on the 8th day of November, 1931.
and on the sm ay of February,
1932, lor the purpose of examin-
alinm adjustment and allowance of
claims.All chime not Bled on or
beforo the sul du o f Fe brua ry.
1932. will be fumver barred..
Dated um 'nh dey °f 0¢*°b¢r.
1981.
A Co m edy y ou wil l lu ke!
~'nrFUNNY'I .l l FUNNY'
FUNNY:-`~°'~~»,~°---"'FUNNY:
T~i ~ f ~ f ~ " R i £ ! ! f ~
Also "Society Gbes Spughetti"- comedy X
and News Reel.
,J
ht;w
'tained the fonner's sham and hu- 'evening guests.|Mrs.Anna Wx-eidt a
Warrickiband, Mr. and Mn. Martin Grawm St.Pauls Aid met ThursdsyEmma Hanna went to Sou
feed.inglof Red Oak,Iown Sunday and afternoon at ihe church with an|City to visit at the C. A.
j m l m y g u m wh ic h Mr s .Gro the u-b e g u n c o m b u lk i n g .
sen rec eived.Mr. and Mr s.. Groth-C.B .B u n n an d N e u m
le us en rec ently mo ve d i n to a n eac h rec eived c a ttle f o r
....-..s..........¢x..(Ln l.......A . J l i n 'Hnn half umnlrMrs. George W. Colcy died earl;
Sunday morning nt her homelauz I' Monday.attendance niE five mamhorn and home.
Mrs. L
Fri .and Hx.
use and Helen
. J. D. Wooster
rll'»0L at DoraI LISTEN9
ark Stricklett | tf E»;r iinnie Kr
and Mn.
nduy vis
[ I l 1 p l f \ l l l l l . 1 l l | |M 5 n u :I I U H I U u | .u m a a l w M »|'" ' ' " '
" | ' \: u u » ¢ »Q n e n n h n i P M .T V S O H and nenhew.Ne dl Mr.and Mrs.Cl
as t o f to wn o n th e sa me * " " " ' * " "" * " * " ° ° " "miles e |.,h b .D r .an d Mr s .W .I .h e ls o n le f tfarm wh ere 15 e mo ve d ai ' a n.[|FYidaY for a week'a visit an (Sieve.
»».:.;..:';;.:.";,; H; ;..;a»....-;. 'nlrllltlf Bllif. md Hn. HIIIT Tsrlonl Mn. Peter Nlellen In I.| . J u v L . |1 1 1 , 1 9 U U n u n ¢ | v n \ n u » ¢ »r v "
o f th e state M m d t y ,to d u i ve t
c o r n a n d b u y stoc k pigs.
Mr .a n d m W allac e F i tc h
we re Sun day after no on guests a t
th e ho me o f Mr .a n d i i r s .W m .
Rutledsm.
T ' T _-uh at diy a a ~ ; ¢ ~ & a . ' m i n
9-heKennethTylonhome.Un__Llrg0n.,_______|m.§9av».about (o ny -fou r years ago.Al-
though her health had been poor
for some time,her condition wasnotregarded as serious and her
de ath mme an a s ho c k to he r f am.
land, '0hio.D r .Nc lson 'a mo the r ,
Mr s .A m i n Ne ls on o f W e st Po in t
is a t th e Ne ls on ho me d ur in g th ei r
absence.
\ 1 n .Ynmnn C Rh ea hmrlnnx
Mr.and Mrs.Henry Soremenl rne Sunday School of the Dan-Mr. and mrs. George Ohrt 'md
and sons were Thursday evening
visitors with Mr.and Mrs.PaulPaulsen.Aaron and Edward Han-
sen from the Bench spent Friday
evening ut the Paulsen home.Mrs. Neum Warrick waited her
iather. Sheldon Peck nl Blair on
ish chnnh enjoyed a picnic at
Arlington fair ground: Sunday.The Carl Rasmussen and Martin
Larsen families enjoyed a pimlc
S"PP0r Sunday ln the woods nonhof Spiker.
Drum folks were sorrv to hur
llmdred and Mrs.Henry Kruse
spent Sunday with the Jay Larsenfamily at Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lehman
of Omnhn, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Sievers spent Sunday at the Jacob
Sierk home.
FARMER!ng ma f a ¢ ;a ,.Ida Marie ?*f%f~'uf"£§é 2e;;ii§§ 5°;;,;;'¢i;.';; ';,;"1;;A.st Dixon and son,Elmer
quart WHS bolfl ill Findlay, 0h1o,|h mg in tha country gn Thursday Went t0 the s0\lth ~stockAugust lst, 1868, but the greatgr agtfrnoon when her daughter-in»yards wifh Geo rg/e;I Bates, ~
'.n a yp u t o f h e r h f e h a s b e e n s p e n t l n l a w ,M r s .D o n R h e a w a s a g u e s t B r o a n a n d J .P e n s e n
.|..:.....:..:...:a...n.....-....\znUwv{|\h¢l .1 n ......A.....:.......a.... A . .ol. ..A I J i m ] . u .i;;. ";;i.;"¢.' :.;.I J.; _-],f|ll lot the dnlth nf lln g;",;, u;;;|Hr. lm ! Hn. 1Wm. Webster andand Mrs. Ernestu n a \ I u u l u y .r u u u u u : n u ' J a w a
w e r e h e l d a t 2 = a 0 p .m .a t t a e
h o m e a n d i n t e r m e n t w a s m a d e m
t h e A r l i n g t o n c e m e t e r y .B e s l d e s
t h e h u s b a n d t h e s u r v i v o r s a r e t w o
OI nonor.LIUEBBIII games enllefatainedth e twe n ty - g ve ladies dun-
in g the a f te rn o on a n d pr i ze s we re
w o n b y M m .Grac e Rose nba um,
ls t: Mrs . Gr over W i lk in s. 2 nd : an d
I I I U I l u n g I U o w n u i t :1 " 1 | .u c v ;
b e e v e a s o l d .J a m e s a n d E l m e r
se nt f i ve c alves b y Ty s o n a n d
Lo n g tr u c k a n d we r e p lea s e d wi th
th e p r i c e ' H i l
u u l l u n ;n u :m u u v u n u r v ! l l M U "- " - " °U :# » ¢ H l l w u s ;a a q u "" "-" " "u s u a l ,|s e n S a t u r d a y m a F r e m o n t h o s -c h i l d r e n a n d M r .
T h e K i n d r e d M r r y M a k e r s p i t a l .M r s .H a n s e n w a s f o r m e r l y G a v e ;o f D e c a t u rC l u b m e t m f - . a i a f t e 1 ' I l » 0 0 I l M i s s M y r t l e S t o r k ,d a u g h t e r o f t h e p a r e n t a l ,~
w i t h M P S H a r r y T y e f r n W h é n ~ | M £ ' n a n d r s ~ ~u r f . - % n g . _n } C . 'Now is the time tb use
LIME SULPHUR Dip
i Moeller h~Ioh\_ leeg|on
lll
nie.
an d
sited
asen
a n d
daughters, Miss Beulah and Stella
who are nt home; two sisters, Mm
B. A. Marshall of Anaheim, Calil.,
and Mrs.Charles Bormuth ofJemerla,Ohio, and five brothers,
Phillip,George,William,Charles
and Edward Marquart,all of
whom reside in Hancock county,Ohio.Chet G.Marshall of thisplace. is a nephew ol the deceased.
Mr.and Mrs. Alvin Anderson
and daughter moved their house~hold goods to Fremont on Monday
where they have taken an apart-ment to bc nearer Mr. Anderson'a
'm-». A. c. Boseakilde, ard,Mn.
Don Rhea also rewved a numberofpretty gifts.Guests invitedincludedMesdamesG.H.Rosen-kllde, A. C. Rosenkilde, ThurmanSpangler and Harry Giltry.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Matson of
Plainview,left Thursday afterspending a week at the home ofthelatwfssister,Mrs.F.E.
Webb.
Tho Sophomore class enjoyed a
a dass pany at the school houseon Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Tucker were
Saturday afternoon vldtnrs with
their son, Harry and family.
Mr.and Mrs. S. I.Moore andchildrenwere Thursday eveningwaiters with Mr. and Mrs.Dan
Moore to see the new son.
Mrs.C.A.Warrick of Peetz,
Colo., came to the Neum Warrick
home Monday evening for a\£ew
days.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crutadlger
and baby were Sunday evening
visitors with Rdph and Grace Ray.
Mrs. Harry Tyson and son,Pad
other fourteen members presentwere Mesdames T. Wakefield Jr.,0. Pedersen, P. Smith, o. Mathews
c .Fltch, B. Bunn, K. Tyson, G.
Sorensen, E. Dixon, G. Hal". WHLBratt,T.Iverson,S.Steele andGraceRay.Mrs.Watson Tysonof Blair was a visitor.The ladiesdd their own fancy work and the
hostess served a delicious hot
luncheon.Mrs. A. E. Dixon dr°P-ped from the membership.Mrs.Clyde Flteh will be hostess Qct. 8
misses Hannah and Louise Ler-seh were Friday bndness callerslnOmaha.Mr.and Mrs.Ed
§|a8;\B€n autoed to Omaha Satur-
Mr.and Mira. John Taylor Jr.and son were Sunday dinner
guests at the Ed Hansen home.Afternoon guests were Mr.and
;~;~- lar; lglgg-d and three chil-
en an s er anWrich._ d Prna lla
Mrs Chris Benson was aThurs-Mrs.W.W.Dixon of lancoln, day afternoon Klieat ol Mrs. Rud-
spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.an Afff~»==~»@ .
mr. auu mrs. rewr nmosen viat Weston, Iowa on Sunday.Mr. and Mrs. George Ric
were Sunday visitors of Mr.
Mrs. Henry Roaaker.
S p e c i a l Realistic Pe mw
Wave $8.50 for a limited time
at the Fashion Center BeaParlor-Phone 47.Wash Dresses-vdues to
each on sale how at 2 for $3
the Fashion Center.Every d
guaranteed not oo fade.
~on your hogs!
u
me SavesA Step in Tin
Money!
Ework.The furniture of Dir. and Frm..nd S.; rd.on]mn.r.u.wnln-xnn»b=1n¢x»°!°d|»¢...u¢..'i n l H. :n-ima m u were Sunday Visitors at the home
of_Mrs. Ar§_Bakgr §n Burt county.
N W n k h u m xalln r e a l 'estln of l mE E T . . . E M n C h n l C h r i li e n th e D l n i lll 5 . m1 . " . § ! = T i 1 . h e ' A : t n u lu
''E r u n n s M ._
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ng Pine---Construction bd
ad on new highway west
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sS e ein to th e A nd e rs o n ho u se an d the y
wi l oc c upy it, in th e s pr i n g wh e n
the re tu rn f r o m Lans ing,Mic h.,
wh er e they wi ll s end th e wi n te rwi th their da u gi i te r , Mrs .Glen
L u d wi g : md Mr .I..udwig'._
Th e M .E .Y o u n g Ladi es'K e n -
si ng to n wa s entertninegi on .'1}{e§-
every W i n te r Cont sold n t th e
Fash ion Center.A la rg e ship-
me n t has ju s t been received a n d
they ha ve been placed o n Sale a t
only $1 6. 75 a nd $ 25 with a be au ti
f u l n e w li n t Fr ee Fr i da y an d
Saturd ay on ly -- th e c oa ts c ome i n
size s 1 4 to 46 in bla c k, bro wn and
Mr. a nd Mrs . J . S . Co ne ty s pe nt
Sun day a t the P. J . Fly nn home at
Benson.
E d i th Ru tled g e sp en t Fr i d a y
n i g h t und.Saturd ay wi t h he r
gr an dmothe r,Mr s .Geo rge Mo r r i -
son o f Te k a ma h . '
_1\§{nnd_l\Irs.A .H .Don ald son
,......---.......,......cand Mrs. R. M. Iverson.Mrs.J
Christensen of Blair was also a
Monday visitor and Mildred Iver-
son was home for Mondal'evo-
ning.Mrs.Georzc Fackler mul son.
Miss Lennetta Gnuse were Friday
evening guests at the Chris Ben-
snn home.The following guests spent
Sunday evening at the Albert Jen-
pen home helping Vivian celebrate
w e s t r n m b - n o r m a l o p e m n g 0 1
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power
Company's otitce and display
room, held._
Ogallala-Uhlig TNT Ca. opanoa'
filling statlon at Spruce xml
Blair Drug Co
Blair, NebraskaIPaul went te; Cedar Creek Friday her third birthdiyz Mr. and Mrs. Front streets.to bring hqnge Mrs. J. J. Schnez- Rudolph Andreason, Mr. and Mrs.Doniphan-Ben Fder for u. \'1_s1t 'Ei the hollIe of her 9:15 B6n§0n and Q"P}:-Mf '}"l.Grant Barber Hhm
d a evening by Mr s .Ri c h ar d Me l-<1 th 11 h lu u r i ou s o r marsnnxgtown,Lowa spe nt Sa t. -I'~ ¢ d a nd Mr s . J as .K e e n a n a t th e §.I§°'€fi'§,§°mfngi7 abolmsvcforze a t u r d n y e ve mn g a t th e h q me o f Mr
Me lvn r d h o me ..th c F hion Center th is Fr i d a an d Mr s .Ne u m W a r n c k .Th e yasY..nm.. Finn ..r§i¢-m.=f m 1!-m Chns-n L\..A ...!..n\1 1 u -m 1+hrnu lrht hn me th ei r niec e.Mu m daughter, Mrs. Facklcr.Mr.and Mrs.E.Ha
mrs. J oe .les sen a nd c hild ren,M r.wkins a n d a n d Mr s .E m i l J ohnson an d c h il:
la y d i n n e r " f a v a n d Mr . a n d Mr s . P e tc r To f t
ns..-|.».vvA -..._\\r....11___._1 A I
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tian Endeavor Society were re-installed at the Congregmchurch.'l`hey are Edwardpresident;Frances Mar-
secretary - trea>urer;livr-Pedorson and Ethel Miller,
`pi:mists;Mrs.C.G./Marshall,
sponsor.Mrs. H. W. Schoettger recentlyentertainedseveralout ot'townguests at a one o'elo:k luncheon
at her home.The table wasprettiiyarrangedwithgardenflowers as a centerpiece and placeswere marked 'for Mrs. John HoffofLincoln,Mrs.Wm.Baker ofSturgis,S.D.,Mrs.Wm.Hille»gass of Omaha, Miss Edith Leaf
oi Lincoln, Mrs. Fred Weber and
Mrs. George Schoettger.Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams were
the victims of a surprise party on
Sept.26th when a group of their
friends dropped in to help them
celebrate their silver wedding an~niversary.The self-invited guestsbrought a lunch whidt they served
after spending the evening playing
cards.Mr. and Mrs. Adams were
eently
tionalDolan,
shall,
othen
|unu outuruuy v nuh \ w ' » - " " ° " '" " " '" " "' " " '" " "Wash Dtases-values to $2each on sale now at 2 for $1 at
the Fashion/Center.l-3\ery dress
guaranteed not to fade.
Ross HILL ITEMS
Harold Taylor came home from
the Blair hospital Wednesday feel-
ing fine following an operationfor appendicitis.Mr. Carlsen is
doing the work for Harold at
present.Mrs.Clemens Williamson,whohasbeen very sick for the pastweek is now able to be up part of
the time.Mrs. Chris Petersen has
been caring for her.
Mr.and Mrs. Will Hansen re-ceived a telegram announcing thebirth of a baby girl to Mr.and
Mrs.Allison Clark at Denver,
Colo.Mrs. Clark will remem-bered as Mildred HansJohn Petersen took ther
home m Council Bluffs Sunday.
Mrs: Pe rs e n gmt a c o uple of
Gertrude Wardck, who has been
visiting them the last two months.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Iverson and
children and Mr. and Mlrs. AndrewAlbaehwereSaturdayeveningguests of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Iver-son.The R.M.Iverson §\miiy
and A. W. Clarke spent Thursday
evening there.Mrs.Whit Wallace was a
Thursday afternoon visitors with
Mrs. S. I. Moore.Tuesday evening visitors with'Mr. and Mrs, Louie Grimm were
P. G. Grimm ot Spirit. Lake,
and Mrs.Anna Petersen of
Mrs.
air.Mr. and Mrs. Gndmond Soren-sen spent Sunday afternoon at the'home of Carl Sorensen where other
relatives were also entertained to
honor Otto Sorensen of Aurora,
who came Friday for a few daysvisitamong relativesMrs. James Paulsen and Junior
were Monday afternoon visitors
at the Lars Paulsen home.|Mr. and Mrs. Kelley Meyers andchildren and Mrs. Tina Kelley oil
I
re S u m
t t\\go ,=,.guests at the Judd Phillips home
at Craig.Mr.and Mrg.Pete Elliott and
children ot near Tekamah,wereSunday nffemo n visitors of the
Loran Layma family.Neola
Clarke also visl d with the girls
of the Layman family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Paulsen spentSunday aftemoon with Mr, and
Mrs. Rudolph Hansen, south o l
Blair..Mr. and Mrs. A.l!red Hansen and' --nda evenln vis~
ORUM NEWS
Harvey Hansen entertained the
following young friends Sunday
afternoon in honor of his birthday:Helen Nelson,Eunice and Helen
Holland, Georda Wrich and Gene
Rasmussen.His mother,Mrs.H.C. Hansen served a dainty lunch
ln the little folks.Mr.and Mrs.Knud From and
Mr.and Mrs.Ted Jacobsen and
three daughters of Newman Grove
were Sunday guests at the I-I. C.
Larsen home.¢`Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hamm, Edna
and Esther helped Mr.and Mrs.
Martin Larsen celebrate their
wedding anniversary Thursday
evening.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chris-
tiansen and sons ' were Saturday
evening guests at the Larsen hommMx.and Mrs.Vernon Madisonand Mrs. Art Pelerson ol Omaha
were Friday guests at the Carl
Rasmussen home.Mr.a n d Mm
Martin Larsen and sons were eve-
S p e c I al Realistic PermanentWave $3.50 for a limited time only
at the Fashion Center BeautyParlor-Phone 47.l t
itors at the Robert Widener ome.Mr. and Mrs.C.B. Bunn had
ns Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and
Mrs.Opal Reeves and children,Mr.and Mrs.A.R.Bwes and
Jane,Mr. and Mrs.Byron Bunn
and three children.Later after-
noon visitors were Dr. and Mrs.
C. R. Mead of Blair.Mr.and Mrs.David Mathewsand daughter, and Harland Math-
ews of Omllna spent Sunday at the
parental, O. M. Mathews home,Pen-unnents reduced to $3.00.
~ "'~ Hlwiih and Commercinl Refrigernmn, Electric Warn
Walker Ave, Blair, Neb.88-2t
l0wa=Neb1aska Light
andyower .Company
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Blair,Nebraska
a.cos'rs f
son and Mrs. Rudolph Andreason
were Omaha visitors Monday.
Mrs.Henry .Knutson and a
friend of Humboldf Iowa spent a
cuuplc of days lust week at the
Lars Rollnnd home.Mr.and Mrs.Peter Toft woreFridayevening dsitors at the
Rudolph Andrenson home.
Permanente reduced ta $3.00.
Mrs.Marlon Sutherland,north
Walker Ave.,Blair, Ncb.38~2t
~~Y AUTOMATIC- NOW Lass THAN ||9Q_Q
remember the event.Mr. and Mrs. Claus Rohwer cele-brated their birthdays Thursday
evening.A number of reladves
and friends came in to help themcelebrateand wish them many
happy remrns of the day.
Mrs. Jacob Sierk was hostess In
the Coffee Club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie Kruse won first prize
and Mn. Minnie Kmse,booby.The hostess served a delicious
lunch and the usual good dmewu
had by all.Mr.and Mrs.Otbo Kruse en-tertained a number 01 friends at
bridge Friday evening.1Mr.and Mrs.Claus Mehrens
have moved to their farm west of
town.Mr. and Mrs.Charles Buhl ofHalands, Wyo., visited with Mrs.
Joe Bolln this week.Mrs. Kate Rohwer entertained a
few friends Saturday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Lewis Lessinger and
children.
rr. CALHOUNAND vlcmrry
Wednesday was the tenth wed-di anniversary ol Mr. and Mrs.ngPaul Kruse.A number of friends
Friday and Saturday Only-:ibeautifulnewHatFREEwith
every Winter Coat svld at the
Fashion Center.A large ship-
ment has 133 been received and
they have n placed on salg atonly $16.75 and $25 with a beauti~ful new Hat Free Fdday andSaturday only-the coats cnme insizes 14 lo 46 in black, brown andgreenand they all have luxurious
fur trimmings.Don't forge*attheFashionCenterthisFridayand Saturday ONLY.38-lt
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trio Refrigerator now,and
let it help save its cost in the
long winter months to come!
There will be no service ex-
pense---a full 3-Year Guaran-
tee affords positive protection
against repair hills.All the
simple,urrent-saving rnecl1an-isrn is lllsrmetically' sealed in
the steel walls of the Monitor
'I`op,. never requires attention
- not even oiling.Sliding
shelves b r i n g food in easy
reach and plain sight. Porce-
la i n interiors,acid and stain
resisting. Cabinets of All-Steel
constmction --- rugged, endur-
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presented with a silver creamer
and sugar set.A large number of friends nt-tended the funeral services heldin Fremont on Friday for Mrs.
N.A.Martin who died following
an auto accident near Cedar Bluffs
on Tuesday.Oscar Anderson celebrated his
13th birthday Thursday by enter~
taining a group of his young
friends in the evening at cards.Mrs.George A. Marshall,MissFlorenceandRaymondWalken-horst spent several days last weekin Omaha where they were dele-
gates to the district conference of
Congregational churches which
was held at the Pilgrims Congre~
gatlonal church.Mesdames Law-renee Echtenknmp, C. G. Marshall,
C. C. Cook, P. L. Cndy nnd E. S.
Larson also attended the confer-
e n c e .R o s c o e ,t h e y e a r o l d s o n o f M r .
a n d M r s .H a r r y O s t e r m a n ,w a s
p l a c e d i n a c a s t w h i c h e n ve l o p e s
o n e l e g n n d p a r t o f h i s b u c k a n d
w h i c h i t w i l l b e n e c e m u r y f o r h i m
t o w e a r f o r a p e r i o d o f s i x w e e k s .
T h e c h i l d h a s r e c e n t l y b e e n s i -
f e e t e d w i t h s p a s m s o f t h e m u s c l e s
w h i c h i s a n a f t e r r e s u l t o f w h o o p »
if-1; mugh.Irs.F. 'W.Pfeiffer and her
mother, Mrs. C. P. Masters were
hostesses to the Rebekah kensing~
ton at the Pfeiffer home Friday
afternoon.The ladiess em,the
time in sewing on quits and
cushions for__the I. O. o._§. 'home
w e e x s v n n u n g n e r e w l m l`€lBl lV|!S¢M r .a n d M r s .W i l l R y a n a n d '
G e n e a n d M r .a n d M r s . G e o .L u s e
visited Thursday evening at John
Peteraerrs.
Russel Ward visited Sunday
with Richard Appleby and Merle
Ward with Jack Petersen.Mr.and Mrs.Will Hurt andAlfredspent Sunday with Mr.Fl, Mrs. Albert Prince at Winsida
"e .The following Rose Hill EpworthleaguemembersattendedtheLeagueparty at the Methodist
church in Blair.Dorothy Snppen~
field, Clarlce Ryan, Munel Nelsen,Murian Nelson, Dorothy Petersen,Lois Tofte,Myron Tuite,James
Wulf, Myron Ward, Howard and
Clifford Taylor and Richard Nel-
sen.The Craig league were nlso
ummm .ma . lnusl., rims W., meal
Tekamsh spent Sunday allemoon
at the Bum Kelly home.Claude
Stout of Tekamnh was s dinner
guest there.Mr. and Mrs. George Hain en-terhined as Sunday dinner gueststheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Gehringer and uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Gales Lilley and Dol-ls,
all of South Omaha.Afternoon
callers were Mr.and M m How-ard Hain and two children of near
Teknmuh.Mr.and Mrs. Marshall Tyson
and sons of Omaha, Mrs.Frank
Pltzer and son,Francis Mehrens
spent Sunday aftemoon at theLouieGrimmhomeandevening
with the Harry Tucker family.Mr. and Mrs.Norman Warrick
and daughters were Sundayvaflebnoon callers st the Neum arricli
l
three daughters of Newman Grove
were Sunday guests at the I-I. C.
Larsen home.¢`Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hamm, Edna
and Esther helped Mr.and Mrs.
Martin Larsen celebrate their
wedding anniversary Thursday
evening.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chris-
tiansen and sons ' were Saturday
evening guests at the Larsen hommMx.and Mrs.Vernon Madisonand Mrs. Art Peierson ol Omaha
were Friday guests at the Car)
Rasmussen home.Mr.a n d Mm
Mariin Larsen and sons were eve-
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had by all.Mr.and Mrs.Otbo Kruse en-tertained a number 01 irlmds at
bridge Friday evening.1Mr.and M n .Claus Mehrens
have moved to their farm west of
town.Mr. and Mrs.Charles Buhl ofHalands, Wye., visited with Mrs.
Joe Bolln this week.Mrs. Kate Rohwer entertained a
few friends Saturday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Lewis Lessinger and
children.
~~Y AUTOMATIC- NOW Lass THAN ||9Q_Q
Lune and Mr.and Mrs.Detlef
Wulf and James.Mrs. Hart serv~
ed a nice lunch at a late hour and
every one wished her many morehappy birthdays.
Good only Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9»10 Oil at Regular Prices.
A Grease Job Free with every Oil Drain
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S p e c i al Reanstig Permanexft
Ben Davenport of Norfolk, were
week-end vlslbora at the Geo. H.
Luse heme.Mr. and Mrs.Gao. Nelsen vis-
itid relatives in Blair Sunday.
Several from Rose Hill attendedthe funeral Tuesday afbemoon ofMyrtleStorkHansen,who died
ALONG THE 7BOTTOM ROAD
Harry Tucker,Prentice Smith
at the Fashion Center BeautyParlor-Phone 47.It
Sa tu rd a y at a Fr emo nt h os p ita .
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Mrs.Marion Sutherland,north
Walker Ave., Blair, Neb.88~2t
2 .1 ::
atten d in g W a y n e State No r m a l
this y e ar, c ame h ome for th e week
en d with the Ne u m W a r ri c k fa mily
Mi s s Ern es tlne Mc C oy we n t to
Tek ammh Saturd ay wh er e Mr s .
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birthday dinner for her son, Paul
and Miss McCoy Sunday.Misa Mynle Hurdum and MissHelenLawlessofWestPointstnpped on their way from Omahato apepd Sahmdn~ night and Sun-
dP Co 5"'%Q@ E @,£'¥'mm
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Omaha, were Saturday night andSundayguestsofMr.and Mrs.Sam Steele and both familiesspent Sunday afternoon at the W.
J. Boite home.
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c ame Fr id ay e ve nin g ~o r th e we ek
e n d wi t h hi s parents,M r .a n d
Mrs . J ohn Gi lli api e.
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nrmcrs In t n s vlc ln l y w o uve
dum.Ralph and Grace Ray andnephew, Ralph 'Wilder were Tues-
dy evening visitors at the home
Q ~~.Q A s
.0 \\
Y Aurowmc- now L: ss nuns nooéé
q v -v -- - - . . _ . __ __.f e r a n d d a u g h t e r ,M i s s G e r t r u d e ;
o f N i c k e r s o n ,S a r a h 1 " - 1 c D o n a 1 d o f |
F r e m o n t B y h n M a s t e r s ,M o r r i s
M a s t e r s # n d R o y M a s t e r s .\
W a l t e r H a r t a n d G e o r g e P r a e -
ter c ame out from Omaha | 10 spend
th e week n d a t th e .h ome of the
!o rmer 'a mothe r, Mrs .Ma r y Ha r t.
Mi sa J u d ith Ha ll,dau ghter o f
Mr .an d Mr s .W m.Ha ll o f th is
pla c e , a n d D r. Ma llon Ga r ri s o n p f
Mi n o t,N .D.were ma rr ie d by
Rpm Rn\.*nlm i n Oma h a a t 1 1- . -.. . . _" n '_ . ._.o ' c l o c k n .m .o n T u e s d a y .T h e
c o u p l e w e r e a t t e n d e d b y t h e h r i d e ' s
s i s t e r ,' M i s s E v a H a l l o f Q m a h a .
a n d the g'room's brother,J ac k
Garrison o f Chic ago;Ill.Th e
we d di n g was th e c u lmi n ati on of a
romaiic c whic h began wh e n th e
bride wa s ta ki n g nu r se 's tr ai n in g
i n St. E li..mbeth' s ho spita l in Lin-
coln and where the groomr n . -:»»»L I. .= | \ | n U 1 n e " : | \f n | | nl . \ ¢ : l \ u | | q u s a | | | u : L n \ ; a | u F ; u u v u , . ¢ §h i s g r o d u n t i o n f r o m t h e N e b .U n i .
S c h o o l o f M e d i c i n e .H e i s a l s o n
gr ad u ate o f the Un i. of No rth D uko ta .Th e bride,fo llowin g her
grad uation f r o m th e Ar li ng to r
sc hoolo,took u p nurse's trainlnn
i n th e W ise Me mo ri al h os pi ta l ir
Oma h a :md wa s later tr a n s f o r m
to Lin c oln.The y oun g c ou ple le!
immed ia te ly fo r Min o t, wh e r e th-
g r o o m has been prac tic ing me d i
eine sinc e Inst sp ri ng and wh or
§:..]§}§.- I-M rri vvn on\ l l l u u . ;n o n .H --__n i n g i n O m n h o .i n t h e i r h o n o r b y
t h e b r i d o ' o s i s t e r ,M r s .W .J .M r : -
C m m : m d D r .1 \ 1 c C r a 1 m .T h o
s z u e s t s i n c l u d e d t h e b r i d a l c o u p l e ,
M i s s E v a H a l l a n d J a c k G a n i s o n .
D r .N .A .M a r t i n w a s r e l e a s e d
f r o m a F r e m o n t h o s p i t a l o n 'F r i -
d a y a n d i s n o w b e i n g c a r e d f o r a t
t h e h o m o o f h i s d a u g h t e r ,M r s .
H. J . Gro ve.
Mr s. Otto Gro thc us e n J r ., a rc -
c c nt b ride, was the gue st of honor
nt a mis c ellane ous sho wer on S at-
urday afternoon o t the Otto
Grotheusen Sr.ho me i n the c oun-
tr y .About fif ty ladie s we re p res-
en t a n d th e aftern oon was spe_nt
close kin are five nephews.
After a short service at the
Crowell Home, the funeral service
was held Sunday,October 4,at
2:00 P. M. from the Blair Baptist
church.The pastor, L. J. Moran
ofiiciating, assisted by Rev. E. M.
Fletcher.
Interment was in the Herman
c¢rr\etery.-Contributed.
Edith Frain of Herman,spentSaturday night' and Sunday at the
parental, Elmer Frain home.
Mr.and Mrs.Jake Bros:amb
G O ihe HabitGray home
Miss Dorothy Gray, teacher in
the schools at. Fremont, spent the
..:u :.F_
n u »
Oc tober 2 a t th e I mma n u e l hos-
pi ta l i n Omah a.She underwent.
an op er atio n o n J u ly 2 bu t se emed
to r a lly a n d to o k u p h e r wo r k as
s teac her b u t af te r ei gh t da y s
.....|;
Mr .and Mrs.C.W .Man ia of
Om a ha ,were dinner guests .Tues»
d a y a t th e E l z y Ki n g h o me .
Mr. an d Mrs . J . E. Vo gelsa ng of
Fr e mon t,we r e callers la s t Sun-
t | |;| |"
Co.laying gas pipes irom main
line ink) this town.
Sunday visitors at the 'Walter
Davis home southwest of Henman.
Mr.and Mrs.Hiram Mann of
north, south ~ east of city.
Doniphan Cament sidewalk laid
in front of Burger buildings.
South street..
Mr .and Mr s .Charles Mo r te n -
.n
,. u -
Sc ot.ia--T.J .Stoetzel 0f fi ¢ 6! s elman , Mr. an d Mr s .E m i l Du n k -
hu ild in g ren ted f o r one y e a r a n d la n,Mr .an d Mr s .F r e d Ha g e r -
w i u be :_-leaned and mn o v a t e d f o r l b a u m g J r.,Mr .a n d Mr s .A lb e r t
n e w l o c a t i o n o f p u b l i c l i b r a r y .\ S t o r k ,M r .a n d M r s .A y r P l u g g e ,
1 ..|.;|
hu~l~r the family ~o1.:ed ~
retumed to the Immanuel hospital
where she assed away.
Decenscd at her death was 25
years, 11 months and 2 days a\d.UeafhsBill Rathmnnn of Omaha, spent\
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fn Bl air, ---Nebm
$1.50
f o r Y G U R O L D I - A m e o r
L a n t e r n o n a n e w
COLEMAN
The new Coleman lnstant-Lite lamp
and lantern with the Roto Type burn-
er and its large, self-cleaning generator
is a great success and a blessing to the
farmer.
We mean itwhen we say you ought to
have one.Let us demonstrate the
superior lighting qualities of this lamp
or lantern, and you will acknowledge
it adds to the home lighting immensely.
save this $1.50 Noyv!
T h e A r n d t I - l d w .
Clyde M. Allen .
i u £ " " " "_ -F -o f i i o s i o n s m- Z l u i S u n d | § " " " " ' " " " " ' " " " " " " ' ° " " ' " " ' ;.,.=... .,.. ......,......... ,__,_____ful! returned home Mgr- ug; in.J;=_'===;»==~1-»5 f.u»f."i.'"v'?¢'I.'n'l»1.., mooniing to|'1`ueaday afternoon, October s 'iii ;§_»»1=;_~ .;hh:°|n'i:|"°:|_~
from Pino Bluff, __-___State Endnoer Roy Cochnp._|"T': _Ha -H a £ o n 2 { ~ O r g n m College for three yuan.\--- - - - . - - - _ -qenlnl, John Bolln home.Mr.und M n . O m Kuh r w e n me 1'||undl!w
uesday evening
W. Christiansel
visitors at\ n l v |
I\ xr ., .. , .. :- .. .n\4'f;n'nnnrrnriina fh a n u m - [ M m 1 5 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1m l Beamer-Main street to barnelgnnornoou no m me n|..'"-1 ?""° °""|Iater she attended the ata!§ .'" ""` "f '"" ;"5 '1 : :.; ::|»\|u\ IMs. Wm. Schezdin gn- paved won.lux-own ureex cnurm nearuy.lv edty where she graduated
L dinner last Sundny,Creighton-New churn purchu-Mynle Stork Kamen was bum 1927.
a m Le Ro y Cmdl °f e d for Creighton Cooperative Mmh I L 19m on her i=¢he\"¢The body was brought w B
Crgamgry.htm, the Gottlieb Stork place went and on Sunday was taken to
Mn. Huw C. Rasmus-Tekzmnh-C0m@YHW"¢hi d (or of Blair.She was marriqd to Mr. old home at Emerson, Iowa wl
" "" "' °"mer vmung among ner cnuunm.nu. .uw Nl Kuhr a nd Mr, and Mrs. Chris Larsen and Xerlained °'
ere Inst Saff daughter, Dorothy spent lust Man-MJ. and I
James Ryan day evening vhlting at the Clark north Blw.
Allen home, south of Blair.Mr- and 1
Mr. and nm. wuWiebke Wulf w|
visitors at the
.elen and Mm Marylnew ugh xml bunamg.Henry Hansen on Novefinber 17»|the funeral services weremanmd dana:-bed this life an vm. mm n 11. M.-vmna nfgh. and Mrs. Carl Schnmidt ldl pr mk Simpson is steadily lm-and!!
5¢lBbe§§ 811.8 Fremont lmpiuu {£»§`a§{5}nZérrLL»§i§"§J»E T T E R m o m fo llo win g a s ho r t i lln e s s .gh E m ,etery .~ ~ ~Sh!! i8 Bl.11"ViV¢d 'JY het hlllblllld.'3=.,..M..§"§'{'.. narmmfn li_ _. _ : _; . _ _ .U Ulljf vuuu JiilnuvcaM r .and Mr s .Calle Ha n se n o f
nn!I1 n r Rln ir.:ment la s t Sa tu r-
IS guou new! no au nm xncnuu.un.........|u . . .cs...c:a......\.....-A 1. s is te r o f Mr . Ras mu ss en .. . ;C0tt1igB|dst;;:`-';,s"ilar;.'§m?£§ II? §r§¢fLuxn u u : n a m n l u u su lz cl u BI l\ I M r a n d J S 0 ~t w o d a u g h t e r s o f n o r t h o f B l a i r '°o r g a n r e n n o n _D e u s e nw e r e I n s t S a t u r d a v e v e n i n n vi s i t :s o u t h o f B l " ' i "s p e n t ,S u n i a y ~P r e d d e n t D o n .C ~ _ L .L_- a
ne r p n re ms , mr. a na mr s .Sto rk ,o n e J i lte r ,Mr s .
I\1»I»ngnnur *lnn n I\1»n§||»1 u "~|Q 0 |I
fred,Gilbert and Milo,and her
$1.50
for YGUR OLD I-Ame or
Lantern on a new
COLEMAN
The new Coleman lnstant-Lite lamp
and lantern with the Roto Type burn-
er and its large, self-cleaning generator
is a great success and a blessing to the
farmer.
We mean itwhen we say you ought to
have one.Let us demonstrate the
superior lighting qualities of this lamp
or lantern, and you will acknowledge
it adds to the home lighting immensely.
save this $1.50 Noyv!
T h e A r n d t I - l d w .I
CARD OF THANKS
We winh to express our dncere
thanks to our many relatives.
frlenda, neighbors and pastor for
the kindness shown us during the
sickness md lust lad Htes of our
beloved one, also for the beautiful
floral offerings.
We also wish to thank the choir,
teachers and chlldren for their
benudful singing.
Mr. Henry Hansen
Mr. and Mn. Gottlieb Stork
Mlr. and Mn. Albert Dlckmeyer
Wilfred, Gilbert and Milo Stork
~an ol em dw.Burial wma made In the cemetery
near the church.
Advo Jell 4 Packages l9c
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A
DBITUARY
Miss Ruth Davis,daughter of
Mr.and Mrs.George Davis of
Belden,Nebr.,hut formerly of
Blair,passed nwny las! hiday.
CARD OF THANKS
The Ladies Aid Society of
Washington,Neb.wishes to ex-
press their gratitude to all those
who donated so liberally and lent
such valuble assistance for the
lunch stand at the Waahingmn
County Fair at Arlington.
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Diamond Matches 'i;'.§'Z'§ 19c
Lgggle 19c """¥£T* 8
Friday and Saturday
Prices Effective Fri. and Sak., Oct. 9th & 10th in Blair ~
Swan Matches 6-Box Carton l3c
Idaho Great Nnrlhcrn
Navy
3Pounds 134:
6 Pounds 25c
C o e e 1
A i r w a y B r a n d I
G~»-3; IE-"::;\B;t Time \~
Z p o u n d s 3 5 1 :
15,1848 in Porter County.Ind.
He deparfed this life Ociober 3»
1981, aged 82 years, 7 months and
12 days,He was married tn Mrs.. Xjellle
Pearson in 1887.at Unlon"City,
Mich.They made their home at
Unlon City and Cllmax,Mich.
until Mrs. Jones death in 1911.
Na children were born to this man
Huge.
In 1912 Mr. Jones moved fn
Blair, Neb. where he resided till
the fime of his death.
November 1980 he wa l ad-
mitted to "Clowell Memorial
Home".He soan becamaan in
|1 1 1 1
deeply.
¢0Bl"1"UARY
~|"|| " : ;:.Blair Bap tist c hur c h, in th is c hurc h
he s er ve d fa ithf ully a s lo ng as he
wa s able to atten d.
On e brother,An dr e w J o n es ,o f
Gr a n d Islan d,Neb .,is th e on ly
su r vi vi ng n e a r mla ti ve .Th e n e xt
._. ....
moat of the time.In this Chris-
tian institution, nude pouible by
th¢ benevoknce ol the Methodilt
Church, he received the very bat
care till death relieved him from
his pain and suffering.
He was converted in his early
life and became u member of the
Baptist church.At the time of
___.___.__,_.__--,,----I 1.0 avo n a t th e D elma r F e e r h o me .~ ' l ' 2 f ' h ° 'Mr s .F r e d E n g e r m l w m t e " S .r "f'.f','f'f"-.41...
Mr.;d"§_;j 3];;rI.§§£§¢n .mai 'fiivlcln Hardin n f n m l h n ¢nn 11t"'m' cny tend the annual meet-lug U1 \.uc[H»n\Aa1»l Xml nm Settlers Associ.;;; m¢ e Mr. and Mrs. S,;;;
Jensgn _wgm asg _Sundzy home
-rmay mgnr. and Sunday anne non MAUCOLM BALDRIGE | " ! '°a`§'§v§'§ Qian talk or a'1 of his grandparents Mzxnnd '-muon an M h ,elH. A, Hunk in um! ¢ifY~wnn ms FRO M W ASHING TON '° ""§ £ 'F ." i 3 L "i § ~.` f. L SL
Omaha.M An),noMr.and Mrs.Chis Frahm nl of 1 sowufnd Zi°.~I"§u'§l"§§l'$
the Wranch dsirlct were dinner were hat Sunday afternoon vis
guesis Inn Sunday nt the paren- ora at the Fnnk sgm htal Jens Andemm home on west Mr.and Mrs Hm:° ;, r' Z: e _
Ln uw \........-.-»----The following letter received gg i x x v e z n w " ~ f r o m h e n
from Kon.Malcolm Baldrlge,¢ the time md Inst week the fol-
Uniwd States representative from lowing letter mme a m i s se1!»
the second Nebraska district of explnnnmory:
which Washington county in A part,Sept. N, 19311
uoum mreen._mended the funeral of Mrs. Henry in self axplmltory:M d Mr. Van Damien:`Mrs. Birdie Warrkk ol this qty Hansen at the Bell Creek church,House o! Repraentativea § bg; you are not waiting for
accompanied her brother, Jim me west of sm: last Tuesday uw-Washington, D. c. me co attend the picnic w whichhndand wife.who were in Omnha Mm.nn.\..» 4:msn .-,.,u..n.. :mana m¢ andto their hvme in Chi- "';,'j_. md Mn. John Q_ Adams of Mr. John Rh o ld e s wm I §§§»="°w§§`2i\`"f`K.vZ`§§.¢5`;.xn-
e she win Spend about Onuha, were dinnex guests Fri- Blair, Nebraska.diferent.Plu m l e t me exvllih
She wm return '*° Blair an Q; em Mm- nv M,.ma mf.I havn two vuandes for the mlm Okura wus no answer as you
\
u 1 me na 1 un L " ' " " ' " ' " " " " " ' " " " ' " '" " ' " " '"e a r P3 o s wee John J. Jenna, who rwds west of Ulmiied SLM/B3 Naval Academy at lo courusoudy asked.Mr. and Mrs, Martin Bertelsen Blnir.Annapolis,Mlryhnd,for July 1 was working on my new~
."'.'L°€'!E .'1E_*',f£| Hr. ma un. Leo sehnéiu ma|¥-_{ 1aeze.f°.!§.9::=;~f. __-I:°=» !'¥=1\I ':f_P°:':'.E€.".. _ID I.u c u v c s ;u n U u n v vn o I h a v e 'lA n \1 . N\ '| |\ l a l l n u l l n o t f r o m e d i
ana spent: we mgnu mu 'ii{n`Bn =houid be chosen ;;,'§;'""r¢e was allowed to ac-t the wi.Andrew from mv district outside of Omaha ....,,.,...'f'l"Ywnn so tired when it
ur numu.I" ;";;:».;;i.i¢.; . nrnllllllnlrv .,..|';.'1';":1...:. `i§I»`§... "ilu northj g d é j " " " " " " ' " " " " ° " " 'c. w. Burger nook Mrs. Burger ,n§in'§§°§"§"u'dT=r" ¢'£l`"D¢parén§rIé ;"'u$"1§'i`Z" '35 §i`{1e"§§iS§f1bf
Do you want a farm with good g,r_"tff;I°f',E°§,If_ff__,lft §f_{}j oi! Civil Service to be held at _the |M1nneB0Ul as soon as convenifuy >
We are "i ~.."= .uv ml. npwu .lm M". 0m,_|,, Post Omce on saturday \¢1 mf: an order not w !or»south of "f" P" ':;°°'f Mrs. John Wolf oewbef sn, max,Le nine <s=oo{fffrd any mail but that from my
ical pu- an wzth o er relatives at Tabor, o'clock ln the morning.The high. publishers md as a consequencemms... Iowa.an fm" in this gxnminntion will --..... L....\. M .n .nmmulniun of- u n » u a u u a u f ,n n v y g ,n v v u : a l a -
rovements.Th i s i s ju s t th e f a r m
ar mi lk c ows,$125.00 per acre.
V. 'I'. Lundt & Co.
The Re bek ahs he ld th eir re gular
ieeti .initiation a t th e
. 0... lfa ll las t Tu es da y eve-
lng.There wa s a la rg e atten-
aace an d a nu mbe r o f vlaltorsf
M a n n ! l l i l p n a . . .| " l A \ u 6 |I J . J "" n d
Mr s .He n r y C. Jex en,ta ke n
to th e I mma n u e l ho p i ta l i n
Omaha last Saturday evening.
H e is repo rted a s ge tti n g alo n g
nic ely .
Mr .an d Mfrs.Ha r o ld Mad sen
an d f a mi ly a n d Ra smus Lar sen
were din ne r mles tn Inst Siuunrlnu
Mer ton J e nse n,on o f r a n d be a ppoi nte d pr inc ipal, fi rst alter~
nate,sec ond alter na te a n d th i r d
alter nate.These fo u r wi ll th en
ta k e th e re g ula r A n n ap o lis e xa m-
in atio n i n A pr il 19 32 .
1 wo uld appreciate i t i f y o u
c ould pub li sh th is letter i n y o ur
ne a pp a pe r wi t h th e in fo r ma tio n
th a t a n v o n e wh o is i nter es te d in
gauze:unaas Uv ......_-__.-_..se ver a l h un d re d le tte rs . Y o ur own
i s a mo n g th e m a n d ju s t n o w I a m
an s we r i n g i t to th a n k y o u f o r th e
ki n d i n vi ta ti o n a n d to e xp la i n my
seeming negligenc e.
A m h a p p y to k n o w y o u li k e tli e
books so we ll an d hope y o u wl l l
lik e th e n ew o ne to o.
Cnr di allv.uun ac n uu lu uly :n un a uu " -~----n - - - - ---~-- -»-f -.nb we re i nitia te d.A de-an d sp e n t th e d a y at the h o me o f ta k i th is exami na tio n shoul
Inc h wa s served b v a Hnrold"s brother,L .Ma ds en at| 8¢f»1W h wi th me at ml? Omaha
v u .B e
RIDE-T0-BII
n n r x t u t r l
L§§"§{rEem Aldmh
Jmmittee.
hir. and lllrs. Hans F. Fmhm of
*est Nebraska street, entertained
me following guests at supper last
atunlny:Mr.und Mrs.Chris
'ruhm and family of Calhoun,
lr. and Mrs Walter Frahm and
hirley ol Nnshvillc.Other eve-ing visitors were Soren Miller
nd sons of south oi Herman.
County Treasurer Fred Guyer
nd Babe Lundt left last Wed-
Lincoln.
Mr.and Mrs.August Behrend
of Chicago, cousins of Mrs. Jens
Nielsen came in Mohday and sur-
prised the Jens Nielsen family.They remained over until Wednes-
day moming.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Husck went
to Omaha last Thursday aftemoon
:md visited ut the home of their
daughter,Mrs.Neil Burdic and
family.They returned home Fri~
offibe.".
Very truly yours,Malcolm Baldrige,
437 Omnhn National Rank Bldg.,
Omaha, Nebraska.
nE.\NERY MEETING
Nr BL AIR
The fall meeting of the Omaha
Deanery of the Episcopal church
will be held Thursday, October 15,
at`S!.Marv's church.The day
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given Sunday e\.er|.ing at the hox'°c
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CASH COAL PRICES.
J ens L .Petersen ,_
I r ' - - 1 nn - u nn uv i n
|~the consolation pri-um going to
M n .E m u D u n k la u A n d Me lv i n
H u g e r l u u m r .
honodng Miss Helen Hilgenkamp,
whose marriage to Harry IIa;:er»
baumer will take place in the near
future.Progressive huneo formed
the chief diversion alumni; the eve-
ning in which first prima went to
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w a s s e x - v e d , ~ a f t e r w h i c h M i s s H H -
g e n k a m p w a s p r e s u m e d w i t h a
l a r g e n u m b e r o f b e a u t i f u l a n d u s e -
~Prices Effective Fri. and Sak., Oct. 9th & 10th in Blair ~
. \`Q» .~.:,s 2;3;;m =-1rf run m/U . . . .
Hilgenkamp,Evelyn Diedrichs,
Mildred, Dorothy, Clara and Meta
Scheer,Viola Stork,L um and
Norma Dickmeyer, Lillian Jacobs,
Leona and Marie Laaker,Elsie,
l~gifts, the unwrapping of which
as very interesting.
BEANS
ldnlm Gu-at Nnrlhern
Ynvya r m s 1 3 :
6 Pounds 25c
\ee J
Airway Brand [TG " - 3 ~ T i m e \[
Z p o u n d s 3 5 g ~
H11 sALMoN """*m§,,.,,3for29C
R CORONET BRAND
48-lb. Bag.Guaranteed
»=and Lenora Gnuse, Ella and
lice Giesselman,Selma Echten-
~mp, Elsie IIilgenkamp;Messrs.
=a and Melvin Hagerbaumer,
arvey Hilgenkarnp, Alvin Jacobs,
~y and Gilbert Scheer,Harry
~nd Ray Echtenkamp,Clarence
~nd Melvin Dalhkoetter,Elmer
~nd Everett Stork,Ed and Ray
nuse, Paul Rinas, Ewald,'Albert
itehead, Henry Royuck, Elmer
B1eithoupt;Mr.and Mrs.Albert
Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
icrnan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gins-
~ r0nATo£s'S?,§',;'';:F;F¢m, 3for
,,]r1 U N E s M I L K
he n r w mAx.1 .mum BRANDcI1\|¢<xiu5 Size I T w m r s
z l b s . l 3 c 3 tall cans 19c
2 5 c
A .'
Friday and Saturday
Advo Jell 4 Packages l9c
Heinz Tomato Catsup
Lgggle 19c 5 ""'§~£T* 89c
Diamond Matches 'i;'.§'Z'§ 19c
~70-80, 4 PUUNDS 2 5 C
25»Pound Box at Lf .,Q $1.37
Swan Matches 6-Box Carton l3c
"Vermont Maid" Cane and llaple Syrup
Small size . . ~ Large size . 44C
T E D L A ' r H R o P
"For GoodThings lo Ea!".
PHONE l7 PHONE I7
ay fo r St.Lou is whe re th ey
t several day s th k i n g i n th e
is and th e W orld S eri es bus e-
gnmes.Th ey saw th e f i r s t
games play ed an d re po rt i t
uay mo wi n g .
M r s .C.W . Chris tiansen re tu rn -
ed ho me lu s t Sunday f r o m the
L o r d Li ster hosp ital i n Oma h a
here she und er we nt a n opera-
wi i i open wi th II oi y Co mmun io n
a t 1 0 a.m.,fo llowed by sessions
i n wh ic h womezfs an d c hurc h
sc hool wo r k wi ll be disc ussed.
Those atte nd in g wi ll br i n g b o x ;
1cler1ul sight worth the mp.tion recently.She is getting along lunches.At 4 p. rn. a special chil»returned to Blair Sunday very nicely.dnnn's meetimr will be held.At
L|Ln-.a n d n m .Les lie mmp mn | E § § 6 } . ` § . ` H ` i ' n ¢ ¢ u n g w i ll b . h e ld
lu th n r l li n s n f lf\ll|"|\nl'llln i r nninulmlnnll an I.. |\|\ n\u\n|\|\_B u
ryinn to locate a,ne\\* Ford ents and sistér, Mr. ul
which was reported stolen Compton and Betty,d Mrs. 3°*'"i DANA cou.Em=: Non-:s
who reside .
u 1 ~lwa s ve ry i nte re stin g
CASH COAL PRICES.
Hilgenkamp,Evelyn Diedrichs,
Mildred, Dorothy, Clara and Meta
Scheer,Viola Stork,L um and
Norma Dickmeyer, Lillian Jacobs,
Leona and Marie Laaker,Elsie,
Leona and Lenora Gnuse, Ella and
Alice Giesselman,Selma Echten-
Ramp, Elsie IIilgenkamp;Me.4srs.
Harry and Melvin Hagerbaumer,
Harvey iIilgenkarnp, Alvin Jacobs,
Ray and Gilbert Scheer,Harry
and Ray Echtenkemp,Clarence
and Melvin Dalhkoetter,Elmer
and Everett Stork,Ed and Ray
Gnuse, Paul Rinas, Ewald,*Albert
Whitehead, Henry Royuck, Elmer
B1eithoupt;Mr.and Mrs.Albert
Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Nieman, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gies-
Swan Matches 6-Box Carton l3c
~70-80, 4 PUUNDS 2 5 C
25»Pound Box at Lf .,Q $1.37
"Vermont Maid" Cane and llaple Syrup
Small size . . ~ Large size . 44C
T E D L A ' r H R o P
"For GoodThings lo Ea!".
PHONE l7 PHONE I7
u
E53streets in Blair.Thclnorth of Blair.,.....,n..property of a Fre-,_Lne umm \;ulu:5c u wp-......1 ........l..¢.....1......sA.II.. Mr.and .M'9'_Chf's "fl-:ch °flchoir organized this week and the
were elected.,......~..<<. ne......U naw "wwstore. The owner, being n 'strang-
er in town,apparently having
forgotten where he left it.
Mrs.C.A.\Va rc k of Peetz,
Colorado and son ,ynot of Red-
field, S. D. took Mrs. W. W. Dixon
to her home in Lincoln lust Wed-
nesday.Mrs. Dixon had been call-
ed to Blair last week for the fun-
eral of Mr. C. A. Warrick.Mrs.
D. A. Compton accompanied them
to the capital city tn visit T. M.
Anderson at the Veteran's hospi~
tal.The party returned the some
visitors at the Hans Wdch home.Mr.and Mrs.Will Kuhr and
Chris Wrlch of Blair,were eve-
ning visitors.
Mrs. George Kuhr Sr. who suf-
fered a stroke a few weeks agojs
improving very nicely at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Hans Wrlch
in this city.She is able to get
around very nicely now.
Mrs.Lumlr Kuncl of Newman
Grove, retumed to her home last
Monday,alter spending a few
days with her parents, Rev, and
\r~.\x1..\».-u 'r»...1..~.\
Severin Sorensen, president; Wm.
Larsen, vice-president; Ellen Dan-
lelsen.secretary;Ruth Johnson,
librarian; Allred C. Jensen, treas-
urer.They are now hard at work
on their concert program-Gloom hung over the Dana
campus and dormitories Saturday
nlteraoon md eveukig.Niels Cas~
persen was rushed to Immanuel
hospital Saturday forenoom and
word came from Omaha in the late
afternoon that a bloodtransfuslon
would be necessary; oar boys vol-
nnn>»w>f\nnanimcuslv to the call
)
evening.
Around fifteen or more #lends
of Mrs. Earl Burbank gathered at
the Mrs.C. N. Hansen home on
last Thursdriy evening to extend
their best wishes and congratula-
tions to her following her recent
marriage.The ladies brought a
dnlnty lunch and enjoyed visiting
nnd cards until A late hour.The
guests presented the new bride
Jackson is the new pastor of the
Methodist church in this city.
Last Sunday wu the birth anni~
versary of Mrs.John Bolln and
the following spent u social»eve-
ning at her home:lllr. and Mrs.
Will Linden,Mrs.August Rath-
mnnn and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Je!-
ferson of Omaha.
Mr_and_}l13. fred Ray \ndMr~
to go down to be typed, and within
halt an hour the campus was clenr-
ed with the exception of the girls
and the (ew young men who were
ill or otherwise necessarily de-
tained.Later in the evening Mer-
ton Jensen was brought into the
hospital, very seriously ill.Both
boys are now reported out of
danger for which the Dann {um~
ilv trulv nlolees.The football
PRUNES
Ne wfro p
Medium Size
z lbs. l3c
MI LK
MAX~l-MUM BRAND
IT wu l rs
3 tall cans 19c
\with a lovely waffle iron and hand~ and Mrs. T. IL. Iverson um Iam
»gme.table cloth rhich she uppre- ily ! north of Blair, were visit
$13.25Rm-nine_ Rane Rm-ner sizenoys keenly as zueylnolball enthusi sts.da t ed ve r y muc h | o r s m i '. n i o n a a y e v e n i n g a t m e
Mr. and Mrs.T. K.. Iverson of
north of Blair, entertained umm-
ber of relative: and t ends at alovely birthday dinner eveningin honqr of their little Idnuglxmr,
yin _who was :debating her
ho me o f Mr s .M u t " § ; ° ° " »' ' r h ¢ \ n l< mg ¢ jo ur n e y e d to C r e te
Tlw g u e s ts we r e i n me-Th ur sd ay to p la y D ome Co lle ge i n
ma d e le e c r e am a nd f re s h str aw- 9 . n i gh t ga m e .Th e y we r e ag ai n
berries.'f u- xmmd i n A 4 o~ o ga me bu t sh ow-
Mr s . C h r i s ti n e V lmk a t W i n n e - e a g r e a t imp ro veme nt,espec ially
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