10-29-1931JTERPRISEEl*THE wfxsnnwgon oqvrrrrsrnnrrs 'rms NEWS-Regards I Suu ! 1\nwr\f=\\ ~
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NGTON COUNTY 1CIRCULATION IN WASHIIBLAlR'S LEADING NEWSPAPER /
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF wAs1-11Nc;'roN COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Pn|»n¢h¢a Week1y by John A. RhondaV O L U M E X X X V Subscription Price, $1.50 ner Yur.Single Own. 5:|*rom¢hs0udmB»ddNd>r|d|-NUMBER 41BLAIR, NEBRASKA, OCTOBER 29, 1931 wuuuwu wma.
wo ~ ~ R. C. SponsorsLight Rates Reduced The Moming After,
a |Ploneer Site
To Be Marked
D. A. R. Organization to Plane AI
Marker in City Park to Identify!
Early Stage Coach Trail and thev
First School Building
A FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT
Work started Monday on the
digging and putting in the foot-
ings for o marker to commemorate
the early stage coach trail from
Omaha to Decatur.This trail
was in use in the fdties and pass-
ed just south of what is now Blair
following the foothills on the
south and west.Those were the
good old days and the Uppincott
homestead was known as the hal!-
way place and wan the stopping
place for a number ol years.
This trail was kept open until
into in the nlnfies.I t came in
from the east crossing what is
now the north end of the swim-
ming pool park md followed the
foothills crossing the South Creek
where the B-Line Cabin pump is
located and on west to about in
line with Second meet where lt
turned in a northwesterly direc-
tion and struck what ls the pres-
ent Bench road.
lt so happened that the first
school bdldlng in Blair was an
this trail just south of the present
srite of the park located on South
and Third streets and it is in this
park that the marker is to be
placed.The site of this school
building has been definitely locat-
ed.lt happens to be on the south
side of the creek from the park
and not a practical place for a
marker as it is on private pro-perty and it was thought best to
place the marker in the park. The
location of the marker will thus
he about one hundred yards from
the real school house site.Further infomation o l the
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For Scholarship
Wdler G. Huber of This County
Named aa Candidate for Rhodes
Scholarship,ls Student at the
Nebraska University
FIRST COUNTY CANDIDATE
A Rhodes scholarship at Oxford
university, Oxford, England, is w
be given n Nebraska student this
year and thirteen candidates have
been chosen by the colleges of the
&ate from which ,one is to be chosen
Walker G.Huber,,senior at the
University ol Nebraska and A aon
of I George Huber,prominent
stoQsman o!Washington county,
non* Irvington,is one of them.
Two more candidates may be
named.
The Rhodes scholarships were
established by the will ol Cedl J.
Rhodes,millionaire statesman of
South Africa,who ded in 1902.
He lelt practically an whole lm-
mmlovfortunema the fund for the
mdntenance of about 175 saudamtafromthedifferentcoloniesof
Great Britain, Germany and th§
United States.Each scholarship
is tenable for three years.Only
half the total number for the
United States are chosen.
Candidates must be between the
ages of nineteen and twenty-five
years, and must at least have fin-
ished his sophomore year at a re-
cognized university or college.
Each school may name two tollve
candidates according to the total
number of students il, has enrolled.
These scholarships are awarded
on the following plan: Proficiencyinliteraryandscholastic attain-
ments counts three-tenths; success
in outdoor Hxwm,two-tenths;
quality of manhood, three-tenths;
qualities of leadership, two-tenths.
The second and third qualifica-
tions are determined by vote of
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o ..JMRS. MASSER .WINS 4 Subject of Essay "Columbus Day".
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nr rn nvn mp nln c umnleted a t a u ~ the following :I Mrs- n»."`€r.Mnennr mnr | f ha rih rl Co.Sup't.Be lf RSV.M T I DGrantedAReductioninLight
Rates Eff ec tive Dec ember ls t
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Ra te s Reduced to Me et Prcaent
Str in g; -n c y a nd i n Ke ep in g wi th
General Redu c tio n in Pric es
J oh n E_ Mi lle r, p rop ri eto r of th e mee ti ng o f the c ommi ttee la s t
Bla i r To p , md Ti r e Co mp an y of Th u rs d a y e ve n in g .d
this c i ty , wa s i n attendanc e aff a Th ? B la u pri es t wa s ' f° °° mm°n
convention o f ti re dealers l a a t f d hi gh ly to _ th e c ommi ttee as a
Thurad r K a C t M spea ker uf a bili ty a nd q war veter-Thc 2 §;"f; n{m"" ;',§8 i i e g 1 3 " g a n wh o sa w exten sive servic e
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the Constitution of the
United States of\Americn;
to maintain law and order;
to foster and perpetuate a
onc hundred per cent
Americnnism;to preserve
the memories and incidentsof our association in the
Great war;to inoculate asenseofindividualobliga~
tion to the community,
statc and nation;w com-
bat the autocmcy of both
the classes and the masses;
right the master
to promote peace
will on earth;to
and transmit to
the principles of
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of might;
and good
safeguard
posterity
justice,Irndo m and de»
mocracy;w eonsecrate and
sanctify our comrsdeship
by our devotion to mutual
helpfulness."
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The Arlston Society of the Con-
gregational church are preparingfor a I-1sllowe'en party to be held
at the church this evening.
Countians Take
tournament complet
ernoon, with Mrs.
Sunday oft-
rman Rath-
a very close one, the Kcores being
tied on the eighteenth hole and an
extra hole being necessary to do-
clde who would be the winner.
Mrs. Mnsser won the hole by one
stroke and was proclaimed city
champion.
The tournam nt started Thurs-day of last .si and at the end of
nine holes, Mrs. Mosser had Mrs.
Rathmsnn one up and Miss Anna
Raver one up,the stroke scores
being: Mrs. Masser 61, Miss Rave;
62,Mrs.Rathmann 64, and Mrs
Van Deusen 87.In the concluding
round Sunday,Mrs.Rathmanu
shot 49,Mrs.Masser 51,Miss
Rover 71, and Mrs. Van Deusen 81.
At the some time the city ohom-
pionship was decided n handicap
tournament was also held, which
Mrs. Masscr also won with a total
of 112 strokes for the 18 holes,
Mrs.Rathmann second with us ,
Miss Ilaver third with a net of 121
and Mrs. Ven Deusen a net of 146.
The prize for the winner was I
small cup donated by Miss Rave!
to be known he rwte r as the
Anna Raver cup.The wlnnereach
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:mann runner-up.The contest was
year will be permitted to have
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e"i 'a a })l and Rev. Hargctt Act as Judge!
PROMOTION OF PATRIOTISM
A Similar Ozntelt Was Originator
of the Present Dly Flag Saluto
Now Nstionllly Uled
The essay contest on the sob-
ject,"Columbus Day",conducted
by the W. R.C.of this city,
created considerable interest among
pupils of the seventh and eighth
grades of the city schools under
the direction of Miss McGill,
teacher of the above mendoned
grades.
There were twenty-five essays
submitted to the judges who were
County Superintendent Bclford,
Rev. L. J. Moran and Rev. A. J.
Hargett ot' this city.
The prize winners were announc-
ed last Saturday at the regular
W. R. C.meeting and were as
follows:Bob Hemphill,fidst;
Donna Gollehon, second, and Peggy
Pounds, third.They were accor-
dingly awarded prizes by the Pat-
riotic Instructor of W. R. C-» Mrs.
Ado Short,after they rend,i n
tum, their essays.
These contests are conducted hy
the W. R. C. to promote patriotism
love of country and to encourage
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te by th e B u r t Cou nty
n d the Ha rr is on Cou nty
at bo th Te k a mn h an d
Valley ha ve been g m n t -
ry substantial reduc tion
li g h t rates.Bo th to wn s
d b y Th e Iowa-Nep raa ka
west.Dealers i h a ll ma ke s o f " " " " 5 " "° " I ' " ' . " " ".tires we re represented,th e p u r - l Fa the r Jonantia wa s loc ated mn
po s e o f th e me et bein to i r mf o r mls wth Omn h o whef'wa r wa s de-
geac h other in a general way of the ptgggfg A L't}_m:n'a"ti}:_e §";"f;<*
suies p o mts and spec lfrc ntlons o f l g e t o r §°";l==l md e o N B
th e var i ou s ma ke s o f ti re s o n th e' ° °" m Y Y an . :L en as m P e-
ma r k e t toda 0 Se v ra l h u n d m d lb r a s k a nntzonni gu a r d re glme nt.er l n n i n s n u r n u n y u r n r n n f * r I i c f n h ~~~~~b E '
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arn serveL i g h t an d Power Co.wh o a t
pre sen t a re fu r n i s h in g g a s to th e
c ity o f Blair.Th e n e w ra te
wh ic h wi ll g o in to effec t Dec em-
ber ls t i s to b e f r o m seven and
one- half to seven -cents per ki lo -
wa tt hour.Th i s reduc tion i s
gene ral thr ou gh a ll o f the to wn s
served by the c ompany an d wi ll
-i\a\.e th e c ustomers o f the Io wa -
Ne b r as k a L i g h t and Power Co m-
pa ny in excess o f one hundred
thousand dollars per y ear the
c ompany believes.Fo llowi n g is the sta te me nt o f
'Distric t Ma na ge r C.J .Theieen
as given to Th e Ha rr i so n C ou nty
u c u l c l a w c u ;y l u a u l l u u l l l D i \ . | |"|.c a m e a c h a p l a i n o f a n o v e r s e a s
t h e d i s c u s s i o n s a n d p r o g r a m p r e -
p a r e d f o r t h e o c c a s i o n .
T h e c o n ve n t i o n w a s h e l d a t t h e
r e g i m e n t .W h e n t h e l e g i o n w a s
f o r m e d h e b e c a m e p r o m i n e n t i n
t h e s t a t e o r g a n i z a t i o n a n d s c r e wPresidentHo te l i n Kan sas Qi w. ,ha 1 d th me
as c p a i n u r mg e r m';;;_;=F . k A .e - b e g m g ; ; P { ' ; i n T " . , h . .W ade Ma r ti n o f Stra tton ,
e apo esman.'1 g w a s c omman der H e is c hap lain
th i l f d f thiseor gina ou n e r o e i n !th e Ne br a sk a orga niza tion o fGoody ear Ti r e and Rub ber Co m-
pany and wa s a me mbe r o f th e
fir m un ti l th e ti me whe n Go od y e ar
wa s the larg est ti re produc er i n
th e wo rld._|Th e convention wa s a one day
5Disobied Veterans a t present.
Mr .an d Mr s .H .H .B r o wn
we r e called to Lin c o ln Tues day
aftern oon b y th e illness o f Mr .
a f f a i r a n d i n o r d e r t o m a k e t h ° ' B r o w n ' s s i s t e r M a r y E l l e n B r o w n
!otr i p a s quic kly as possible M r
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News:.I1-filler traveled by airplane which"From our own stundpomt, con-1 ex ence Tkfe take 0 0. ..t- was a nove pen .-fimona. 'f2,f'°.'i.l'fst{"..ff'i§.f"'fl¢'.fi,,. off was made from the Omaha ~~~
:ons nz mrs tune, uno mme ...wereductionswerepromptedbyngenuinedesiretobeofdefinite
help to our customers during_thls
period of depression, our decisioncertainly' did not lack a selfishmotive.Lower cost for electricsewicemeansthatmorepeople
can uso it profitably.That will
result in a greater load-a greaterdstributlonofourproducwhichagainwilljustifyIurther
rate reductions.We are conti-
dent that the future will justify
our temporary sacrifices."The Company has consistently
reduced rates during the lastsevenyears.These reductions
were.due to the increased use ofcurrent and the resulting reduced
cost of overhead expense because
of volume of sales.Under
present conditions, the normal 1n~creased use has not continued.
but for the purpose of doing its
share in lowering_living eosts_ at
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airport ln a government mail
plane at 7:30 A. M.Due to the
early hour the weather was hazy
for some time but soon cleared af-
fording a wonderful view of the
earth below.The plane traveled
at a rate of 110 to 120 miles per
hour making the one hundred and
eighty mile trip in one hour and
thirty-five minutes. Seventy miles
is saved in going to Kansas City
by sir over the distance by train
or highway.
Nearlng St. Joseph, Mo., travel-
ing became very rough due to the
condition of the slr and riding in
the Plum was very similar 00 therlde in an automobile over rough
roads.In order to avoid this alr-
condition the plane climbed to n
height of four thousand feet.This
put the travelers above the clouds
and it was a thrill indeed to he
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Home Coming
Almond Home Coming of Blain
High Held List Week Briugr
Back Memories of Put Schoo
History
venus BRING MANY CHANGES
The Home Coming now being
put on as an annual event is mu
wsy of reviving memories oi
early events in the history of tbl
district.An a special feamre ax
exhibit for the benefit of the alum-
ni usodation was arranged unc
drew eondderable attention.This
association has grown to consider-
able proportions and its present
oC o r n S h o w P r l z e s '
Washington County Cops Eighteen
of the Twenty Prizes il Benson
Corn Show Held October 22. za
and 24 .
AROUND FIFTY CORN ENTRIES
men |m».|sm um year ul mln-...Qit engraved thereon and retained
during the period of champion-
ship.
It is a small cup, but the number
of entries in the wumnment sre
small also.The cup is of silver
plated with gold on the inside and
his an engraving of the Nebraalm
state capitol on one dde.It IA
needless Yo say that Mrs. Mauser
was pleased over the winning of it
s mute intense sway or Amanum,History and the liven of the great
men who have made Amerlqsn
Binary.
It was a eonbest of this kind
camducud by a Womaxfs Belle!
Corps, in n small Missouri town,
some forty years ago that brought
u m being our present pledge w
the flag.It was submitted md
won prize by n school boy
nnd mnddend so fine tlml
The Benson business men put
m their annud com show vn last
Yhursday,Friday and Saturday.
Around fifty entdu were made ln
:he corn exhibit and a mod show-
and will be m proud ponaessor xo: th,triotic instnlcwr a f q u ;one year at lem*C0rpnp?l\ed it away.When soma
In the A B Hitchman cup:~seven yearn Inter Pnddent Me-
tournamanv.lxttle more vr°s'rw Kinley concdved the idea a t an m b m m g t * r f * - . 1 ' " E " " " 2 ' " . n . m» 1 mw n . ¢ n . g m m . u »
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m § u » » m » m m . i ¢ » m n . | ' ° * " ° ° ¢ = ° * = H = w l = " N " p u » u m m ¢ . 1 . ¢ » m m » ¢Wuhlngumenunty corn ,..|.e"'bywlndn|1romD¢mC.Vll|Dm- :Mn of nllodmu t h t I l l-w-» pmvd me em rw ~»\l::';."1.&; 'k':'3 !.':."".'! .:"£..§*.L' 5es'! ..e2~,'! ~':'=.:e,':':
:om raisers and out of the twenty '4'"}'= ""'I mf* "W "P '"" -'j mlmnuanug me nam ox ounce urprizesofferedthey walked avqay mam in the Hntchnmn family diss senators uu!congressmen,hawith eighteen.u fnrihmfeffng MY' "ggi lavonw naked the different patriotic sod-
The judges were Henry Kruse or e c prona P-(Continued on page seven)
this Lime,the Mlanagement hasauthorized this cut in rates.The
amount of qaving to each custo-mer wi\l vary in proportion tothecurrentconsumption,butover the period of a year will be
substantiah As general condi-
able m look down and see the membership reaches 1216 mem
shadow of the plane upon the bers.clouds below.A chart showing the gmwth oi
Arrival at the Kansas City air- the association since its ineeptiorport was made shonly after 9:00 ii 1872 was prepared and exhibit-
A_ M. and n mx; was waiting zo ~This chart showed that dur
rf Calhoun, who judged the cattle
om, and Hugh Cao! of Elk City olb ? f : f° § f ". * '1 ? ~= # .f > 5 & * z°~ Ra l l H e a d GOLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARYtion s i mpr ove an d th e u se of ele c -.Continued o n a ¢{h t IPS m e nrst.n v e y earf|~i|°§11.f nmmin shown sn no r ma l in-(_ _P s e s J le mh t me mbe r s we re enr penou'olled ir A lmr.m : n e w i n n e r s l n Dom |=°§§1 ;.;'a é'ég`é¥Iu~iJ¥8i1Bvéé" ' ¢ " ;- ¢ V - u .-- U . .--- -c r e a s e ,w e e x p e c t t o c o n t i n u e o u r
p o l i c y o f c c n s i s t c n t r a t e r e d u c t ~C H k '
i o n s a s i n t e p a s t ." A c o m p a r i s o n o f t h e a v e r a g e 0 .~~
rates paid b y v l g h t i n g customersi n MisSbL{ri a l e y seven y ears C ~
ag o a n d to d ay s ho ws th a t i n 1924 ~~
the association.The c har t sh owed
th e increase i n f i ve y ear period:
the last,period emb rac ing the
y e a r s f r o m 1926 to 193 0 inc i usivf
an d showed a n increase i n tha1
period of 2 80 members.
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.0 0 mx. mu mrs. :men mnen, omB l a md 'u r this 'zV l s l t s a u ' ~ n n s , = ; : : , : . , , , ~Lnrsrn Yellow Dentn1_ur - . -mxsvvm.m u s e , r i v i r u wZn d - Ha r r y S e ltz , D e S n tn
3 r d - Gr a n t La ge ,Florenc e
ith - E . H. L o r e n z e n , B ln lr .
L a r g e W h i te
i s t- He n r y H . L o r e n z e n , B l a i r
Zn d - E . H .Lor en ze n, B la ir
ir d - Ge o r g e Oh r t, P t. C a lh o u n
i th - Gr a n t I n g e , F lo r e n c e
Ni n e ty Da y
ls t, - Ha r r y Seltz,_l?e Soto
I n Gue st a l Lunc heon un d Tn l lm
to th e B u a i n e u Me n Re la ti ve lo
Ru n n i n g Hi g h wa y Nu m b e r 80
D o w n W u h l n g t a n S tr e e t
R E F U S E S ' r o OP E N C RO S S I N G
C a r l R.Gr nv J r . . vic e n r ed d en t
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nlve rs a ry , las t W ed ne s da y , 0c L2 8
bo th a f te moo n an d e ve ni n g. The i r
da ug hter ,Mr s .Ma r ti n Pnulaan..
wh o li ve s n o rth of town , p r vep a r d
a lo ve ly dinner l o r th e rela tives.
and c lose friends.ln th e e ve n i n g ,
at se ven o 'c ] oc k, all a ttend ed . n u-
vi c e s at th e I- 'i r st L uthe n n c h ur c i ,
fo llowed b y a.nic e pr o g r a m a t
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the average rate per ki lo wa tt_
hour fo r fi gh ti ng wa s 9.8 cents
wh ile i n 1930,th ? a mo u n t wa s
|m\'|R0 nunf a Th a n a m f a i n wi ll
nuuuac s |u:| u ua.luucxcau wasth e pi c tu r e o f th e fi r s t grad uate
He n r y Sorensen A g a i n W i n n e r o f Mr s. Mar y E . Fa wc ett h ic hi en emy
n ... ...... . ...,....wh n was f m lnmr ve ar n n r nd d en 1Ua v vu Innuu . . -" - ,- - -" " ' ;| _0| | [e5| ang r,| | zu)| ¢ m lug Sllle ---- - - - -- - - 5 c " " ' - - - - - ~ - -still fu rthe r reduce this average..o f Bla i r b u t is now resi ding ir
"Th e r e d u c ti o n o f on e ha lf c e p t,Contest.W i lli a m B r e tt Sec ond California.He r pare nts wer:
p e r k i l o w a t t w i l l a l s o a p p l y t o t h e f M a n
» | n n . || . |u n \ n \n n l u f n n un f a "|" |\§ n'amcrng the eaxiiestsettlers here
omuuaru rural service raw.......|reduction will, no doubt, be help-M
ful to the farmer and assist himin meeting some of his present-
problems."~
STATE CONTEST NOVE BER 9
The 1981 Washington County
_Corn Hualdng Contest was held
WILL CELEBRATE
89TH BIRTH ANNlVERSARY
Mrs. Alta Wainwright of-this.
city will celelmite her eightyminth
birth anniversary next Saturday.
Mrs.Wainwright is an early
settler in this city, coming here
fifty-one years ago with her hus-
band who was nt that time pastor
of the Congregational church.Of
this fifty-one years she has spent
fifty years ih the house where she
now resides which was built by
her husband and was at that timeone of the show places of Blair.l
Always nctivg in the activitiesof the city, she is u charter mem-
ber of the \v. n. c. and the Mlm-'
day Afternoon Club and up towithinthe past year she has
taught n class in Sunday School.
For her age she is exceptionallykeen:md her mind ls clear and
her memory wonderful.Her ac-
tive life and her interest in nn
unselfish way in others has made
her n favorite among her old
I
fdends who are numbered by hun-'
dreds.
Her home is an attractive place
and her art treasure,sent her
by u duugllter who was mission-
nry ln Japan for n number of
years, is one of the best in the
mate.I
The Enterprise extends con~
grniulations to Mrs.Wainwright
and wishes for her many more
years of activity.
The Eastern Star kensington
held at the home of Mrs. E.C.
Hunt on last Tuesday afternoonbrought out over twent rnyembers/The hostess was assisted by hlrs.'
Sherry Moore, Mrs. Hank Thomp-'
son and Mrs. L. C. Hansen.Mrs.R.E.Vinton entertained with a
reading alter which lie game ol
hearts was enjoyed Refreshments
were served
last Tuesday,October 27, at the
George I-lain farm, three and one-
half miles straight north of Blair,
on the bottom road
Over one hundred spectators and
boosters followed the sdx confes-
tants and waited eagerly for the
outcome at the end of the hour
and twenty minutes.Henry Sor-
ensen, 1929 state champion, again
finished up with the most net
pounds of corn after all deductions
were made.Bill Brett, runner-up,
came within forty-two pounds of
husklng as much com as Sorensen.
The results were as follows,
giving net com husked after all
deductions:
Lbs.com
1,644.86
1,602.82
- 1,475.91
. 1,469.85
1,316.25
1,191.76
Henry Sorensen will represent
Washington county in the state
meet _which will he held near
Schuyler on Monday, November 9.
County Agent Bates feels very
grateful to the following Blair
men who helped with the contest
as follows:Carl Christensen and
Pred l-lurdum ns weigh masters of
the loads; J. W. Blotter and Lyle
Guyer as weigh masters of thehusks, and P. Ll. Tyson and Orvnl
Schcfflér as field judges,time
keepers and starters.
FREE THANKSGIVING
.l Henry Sorensen, Blair -
2 Bill Brett, Herman - - -
8 Carl Sorensen, Blair -
4 Helga Xnudsen, Blair
5 G. Rosenboom,Arlington
6 George Crowdy, Blair -
l PERMANENT
f With each B0 cents wonh of
work, a ticket is given.If y ou
have a Permanent during the
time of Oct. 28 and Nov. zq_ you
'receive tickets and may get your
Permanent Free.Permanent m
be given Nov. 25 or up to Nov. 80,
Ls.Blair Beauty Shoppe,over
g<»;;f°=Drug Store.Phone 850.
her father being a practicingphysician.She attended school in
Blair when the school house,a
small low building mo d where
Dr.R.J.Murdoch's office now
stands,Along with the other pic-
tures gg also one of the class of
1896 but n handful of mem-
bers compared to the classes whichhave graduated in later years. The
picture ol the first real school
building of Blair,was also on
exhibition.This building was
crectd in 1872 and served the
public until s few years ago when
it was torn down to make ...
for the present building.
Another picture ol interest wus
that of the high school building
which was erected in 1899 and
is still in use.The picture wastaken ut the time of the laying of
the cornerstone.W.K.Fowler.
then the city superintendent and
later state supedntendent,was
instrumental in the agitation which
caused this building to be con-
structed and it was he who largely
planned the structure.It is still
in use and is in an excellent state
of preservation.
A view of the old school farm
which flourished for a few years
as an experiment around 1910
was wa exhibited.This tract of
land composed of the five acres
just south of the Cubin Camp was
purchased for $2500 and was used
for instruction in agriculture but
this manner ot teaching was found
impractical and the tract was
later disposed of for $1500 and is
now only a memory.A number of clippings relative
to various activities had been
muuntd.These clippings discuss-
ed the activities of the athleticteams, debate teams and mudcal
accomplishments of the classes o t
years gone by.The 1928 trophies
were also grouped for inspection.This seemed to be the banner year
for the collection of trophies and
made a road display.
Other features of the Home
Coming were those of the differ-
ent school activities which were
as usual the main feature of ab
traction.
~ Eliapiér 5Afii.of this city
are aponsodng will be given later.
BLAIR SCHOOLS
and fourth by the faculty of the
school attended.The value of
these scholarships is $l,5W a. year.
Oxford is the oldest and most
RECEIVE |>REgENT5|famous of English univerdties.It
_ls not known when it was estab-
Congressman Malcolm asm-xgexlished but it was about eight hun-
sent to Superintendent D. V. Mas-
ser thirty very large size posdr
portraits of George Washington.
These por'tra.lt.s are to be framed
and hung in the different class
rooms of the Blslr city schools.
These portraits are considered
among the finest of George Wash-
, ~n.We wish to thank Mr.
B ldrlge !or this fine gift to our
s~ uols.
NTERTAIN AT
HAL LOWEEN P n r r
A very enjoyable Hallowe'cn
party was held at the home of the
Missa Eulala and Edna Andersen
northeast of Arlington on last
Sunday evening.Being A Hallow-
e'en party the decorations wereln
keeping with the time and the
amusemenl§s were Halloween games
and contests.At the close of the
evening refreshments were served.
The guests were:l{nn'y, Leon-
ard,Mets,Edna,Evelyn,Ray-
mond and Vems Wulf,Alfred
Andersen,Harvey Hllgenkamp,Lily, Alvin,Norman,Edith and
Ethel Jacob,Em s and BerthaMatzen,Jens gsnsen,Gladys
Gottsch, George Kassebaurn, Ray-
mond Rasmussen, Ethel, Irene and
Gifford French.
SCHOOLS CLOSE
WEDNESDAY EVENING
The schools closed Wednesday
evening for a two-day period in
order to enable all the teachers of
the Blair dt y schools to attend
the State Teachers Convention at
Omaha.Many educators of na-
tionsd prominence will address
these meetings.There will he
around 8500 teachen at the Oma-
ha meeting.
Subscribe for The Enterprise
I
dred years ago.Whether a student wins the
scholarship or not it is real dis-
tinction to be selected by his lu-
stnxctors and hls fellow studentsin such an institution as the Uni-
versity of Nebraska for that honor
11° PAYS 'ro ADVERTISE
Cafrol Thomhurgh, who has re~
cently opened a new g-mcery in
Blair, experienced a real thrill last
Friday and Saturday when be
found that his advertising was
netting him results far beyond ex-
pectations.One item in particu-
lar which he advertised was sor-ghum.Although his advett.ise~
ment was of no unusual size or
the article advertised was dis~
played in no unusual way, he found
that long before Saturday was
over his supply of sorghum was
exhausted.The result was a re~
plenlshing of his supply and this
too was exhausted.Those cus-
tomers who still wished to pur-
chase sorghum, psid for it in sd-
vance and their orders were de-
livered as soon as posdble.A
total of fortyeight gallons were
sold and each sale was stdctly
cash.
WINS DAMAGE SUIT
Word reached Blair last week
that the supreme court had up-
held the district oourt in the case
of Mrs. Eva Cook wherein die was
swing Dr. Earl Meats for damages.The court awards her S3000.`
Thac as swaa ca rrie dtothe lu-
preme court and Judge Frank M.
Dineen was the presiding judge.
Mr.and Mrs.Reed 0'Hanlon
will entertain the Thursday eve-
ning bddge club at their homothis evening.
'2nd--Wm. Kruse, Florence8rd-Grant Lage, Florence
4th-Emest Kruse. Ft. Calhoun.
Single Ear
Ist-Henry 11. Lorenzen
2nd»-Wm. Kruse
8rd--George Ohrt
h h Harry Seltz.
Cattle ComIsllugh Cooper, Elk City
had-E.' H. lnrenzen, Blair
em-J. R. Shell, Elk City
4th-Harry Tucker, Ft. Calhoun.
EGG Drv1sioN
White Eggs
ls!"Teo. Stnlley, Benson
d "'yde Matteson,Slll Decatur
8rd-Mrs. Grace Duvall, Waterloo.
Brown Eggs
ls*"co.Huber, Benson
hd-Ralph Jackson, 91 Centre St.
3rd-Mrs. Jas. Andersen, Benson.
LATE AFFERBIATHS
AR E c a o w mc
The Enterprise office force are
i n receipt of a nlce bouquet of
lllncs, sent in hy Mrs. Wlebks Wulf
who resides on west Lincoln street.
Mrs. Wulf noticed something out
of the ordinary for the time of year
on her lilac hush and on examin-
ation found the bush covered with
lovely blooms.
George Blanchard, who brought
the flowers to The lahlterprisa
office: said that he had found his
bush in bud, ready to break forth
in bloom in .n few days il the
fron stays sway.
Many reports have come ho
The Enterprise office of lateraspberries,strawberries,roses,
dalilins and other plants heaing
ont of aason.
Truly Nebraska has wonderfull
fall weather and no frost yet in
dght.
CARD or-' THANKS
I wlah to express my dncore
thank;to the Blair fire depart-
ment and others who rendered
auch valuable service during the
fire at my home last week.
Mn. John Reid.
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I
of the C. St. P. M. & 0. rdlway.
was a guest last Monday of the
business men of Blair at a. public
luncheon at the Clifton Ho w.
Other out of .town guests were
Marshall Howard,vice preddent
of the Bridge Company;J.G.
Aldrich, vice president and aaalsf
tant manager of Woods Brothers
Corporation of Lincoln,and the
assistant 'state highway engineer.
The intent of the meeting was
to talk over the proposed vpenhm'
of the railroad/crossing on east
Washington street, allowing High~
wsy Number 80 to go the length
of Washington street from Third
street east.Mr.Gray in his opening talk
threw down the gauntlet and de-
clared that the railroad company
would not pay as he expressed it
"one slim dime" towsrd the chang-
es in the trsckage that would be
necessary to make the grade
crossing.He went into his reasons very
thoroughly and while his talk was
in the nature of a disappointment
all could
He was
railroads
the bus-
nud that
to those present,yet
understand his position.
frank to say wat the
had no funds and that
lness was in a had way
everything was being done that
was posdble on out down expense.
After the luncheon he with the
company present walked down oo
the proposed crossing and alter
carefully going over the changes
he assured the committee that
within a week he would give the
required estimate of the coat-L
After these estimates are received
means will be considered of fin-
[snclng the venture and from the
number in stendanoe at the
luncheon and the interest shown
lt should not be n difficult task
comrr:c'rxoN
The box social and program to
be held at the Cmlckahsnk school
Oct. 80. instead of Oct. 81 as or
roneousiy stated last week.
ymunw unu uuomuu spwcues ui wechurch parlors.Later in the eve~
nlug s fine lunch was served 1
The church parlors wean ap-
propristely aeonted in gold and
white and autumn haves, typical.
of a golden wedding.Yellow
chryssnthemums were also in evi-
dence.
Many friends were praent todo
this worthy couple honor andthey
were the redpients of s number at
lovdy gifts.
Mr. Larson was snemploye of
the Danish Publishing House for
many years but re tlrd fro m
all active work and is quietly
spending his time at his home.
PHEASANT HUNTERS'
AUTOS RUIN ROADS
Rainy weather during the first
part of the pheasant season cost
the county several thousand dol-
lars ln reparing damage to roads,
according to County Commissioner
U.S.Cornwell,o f Thurston
county.Every dde road in his district,
he said,was chopped into deep
rnts.Very seldom is it necessary,
following e rain, to touch up those
roads as there is little travel un-
ui the road has drled.
BUSINESS ANT)
SOCIAL FORECAST
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at Crulckahsnk school
Oct. si w R.C m u m and
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v m us e place Friday "7¢"i\\¥| Oct. 80-Box social and
A d v u d h a h l s h t o r p d u .Bazaar at City Hall.
Oct. 31-Csrnlvnl dance at K-ll1a"l
P
With The Churches
nAP'r1s'r CHURCH FIRST L U1 'nanAN c s vnc n
L. J. Moran, Pastor James N. Lund, Pastor
Hanserra parents,Mr.and Mrs. Rum and Richard, August Keri:
r,.1....¥l=»=I=--f hoff and Rodngy,_ Wm.H_gltms\r}:'\1:r¢§"nn1a:ne|r|§'.E5_§"f'i"Q.i'°.'.!'}..L' |l\|| illnnl.ww »....=,.M n .x m l J a 5,5 w w Irena Holtmsn,Florence " v n u v . " . , . . . .'he J. J. S. Club will meet on and Mrs. Johg Anduzenaxove JZ Langhorst,Wilhelmlnla Franke,E;"{=-e,...m.Wntnrmnn.Flomn Brand.Floyd Hinz was taken bo the gusggn AS TOLD BY 'mmm PASTORS
B A P T I S T C H U R C H F I R S T L u m a m n C H U R C H
L .J . Mo ra n,Pas tor J a me s N. L un d , Pa s to r
Sun day Sc hool 9:45;W o r s l p Co mmu n io n services i n Da ni sh
11:D0;B. Y . P. U' s. 6 :3 0 ; even in g No v. Is t a t 10 : 30 .
~~l " ~a
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Geo. Sheets.
Mr.and Mrs. H. B.Cameron
drove w sr. mum, Mo. Tuesday to
attend a pam-nasters convention.
Blair Thursday and had d i n n e r ~" " " f | " " " ''ba Lang orst,Elsie Wilson.with Mrs.Jenlelfs E11-HdP'?'°""' Manhella Stranger, Grace Carpen-
Mr.and Mn. John Taylor.Mr- ter,Margaret Ianghont,Norma,
Taylor celebrated his '77Lh blzth- Leona and Viola Holtmxm, Wilma
day nm dily ""i '."'!f" '3 t'2 '°'......,.,Frank
e
Immanuel hospital in Omaha Fri-{home.day bo be treated for an infection Mr. and Mrs. Pei/er Nlelsm cn-in his hand caused from n blister. tenained the following guata forHe w able tn be brought home Sunday dinner:Mr.and Mrs.S\u\da|;l-nowever.Hia father and Julius Petersen, Mr. and Lira. A.
mnther mlm for hlm and then on|R.Brock. Mrs. James Klnby andThey returned Sunday.
Floyd Foster and Miles West nl
returned Friday from I-Igmlec, u
Mf ,an d LI I ! .HBIOIG \'Y(3U8l.»6z Ulf uxlu Anim \Jl;1.|lb\.|ann---~- - - - - - -_-___ _____t a n d M r a n d Mr s Adolph Hoftma 11\th<w\ ; J h ome th e y c alle d on Mr .Mr. and Mrs . H. C. Rz lsmu asé nar
nd Joy ce o f W est Po mt,span .4rewe e k e n d a t t h e p r e d Ha ge n r no to re d to Ali gn ,Na b .Tuesday .a n r s . W m Be a ls o f I rvi n g to n . He le n o f Bla ir ,Mr .a n d M1
Liam Els le Wnlson wa s a gu es t ve ar l fa rmli e s ir on ; th is ne ig h Pe te r Iver so n,Mi s s Tessie J o h
son, Jens Iverson, Mrs. Pugh, Mr.
and Mrs. Jens Sorenson, Mr. undMrs. Andrew Johnson, Mrs. VictorJohnson and Phyllis.
The Danish ladies Aid will
meet Wednesday afwrnoon,Nov.
4 with Mrs.Alben Jensen,near
Fonbnnelle.Mr.and Mrs.Ed Hansen anddaughters spent Tuesday eveningat the John Taylor Jr. home
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Larsen and
dnughlers were Monday suggerguests at the Ed Hansen home.Rev.and Mrs. Peter Krey andchildrenleftMondayfortheir
home in Fells City a lter a few
days visit at the Lars Rxxllandhome.<1
CARNIVAL \
ITA N c E
at
KING/S PAVILION
Saturday, 0ct. 31
Pete Kuhl
And His 7 Aces
"Theris 9 of Them"FREE FAVORS
s2s.oo CASH DOOR PRIZES
Month end sale Fashion' Cevim-Hala for Women 50°-values 00$B»-shop early.
Fashion Center Winter Coats on
sale this week-and at $16.75 and$25 with a Beautiful New HatGiven Free with every Coat-sl\op
burly please.
BENCH N.o'1§Es
Mr s .Clhr k Lip pi nc o tt an d V i r -
gi n i a A n n , a n d Mis s Ru th L i p p i n -
\I |
Faahion Center Beauty Parlor-_Phone 47-Alice Ttiplett.Finger
Wnve325c Web-MONDAY Only-
make appointments well in ad-
vnnce.Tekamah-H.M.Paradise sold g
Coffee Shoppe to Fred Gill._
cott spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.Hans Anderson and
daughter, Flora of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hansen andchildren spent Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hansen of
Kennard.Jim Lippincott and daughter,Mildred spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Lippincott and family.
Mr. and Mrs.Jim Sylvis andchildren of Fremont, were Sundayafternoonvisitorsnndsupper
guests at the Harry Smith home.
Mrs. E. C. Lippincott called onMrs. Tom Lippincott Monday alt-
ernoon.Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gottsch and
daughter were Sunday dinnerguests of Mr. and Mrs.Alfred
Hansen._granddaughter,Betty King were
Sunday dinner guests ol Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Smith.
Mrs. Rudolph Mencke and daugh
ters attended a miscellaneousshowergivenlorMissMarieWard at her home Monday after-
n o o n .
Mrs. Husk's Sunday school class
gave u party I-'rlday evening at
the Fred Peck home.
Mg. and Mrs.C. I. Gollehon ofFremont, vldted at the GeorgeBadgerow home Sunday alternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Koenig
were Sunday dinner gueala of Mr.and Mrs. Ernest Schneider.
Nab. where they went a Ween ugu home.in husk com._Rev.and Lks.T.J.Mx. and Mrs. EDEN"Bunhc Pawnee City, Neb., were
umm dawn m Lincoln Saturday w pa nn dinner at the E.
nesday wb.'";;"'§"p.";°.'1a,;*s;;'a;S o l y .°f the week.Tnererore ~Sundill'was an exceptiondly will ve b If are Invited L0 come on Sunday and.gl a program,nnglng to ago od d p? ln ou r c h ur c h .I t ls e n -close th i s y enr's Miss ion P r o j m .he a r th e messages.
c our agmg to se e o ur peop le swi ng-W ,ll b d d"i rf g ba c k i mp the wo rk .W e h a d P J E E Z W Q L , '1.$21""
.~
`l`}l`§§hm.f`,R..r n r s r r x ' L U ' r H 1 a r m N c m n z c u
Inn er ?- fo ur m Su nd ay S c h oo l.W easerved.Evo r vh n d v invihnd Hn 'W . Li nc oln a' nd zn u S tr e etsE
w
3 1°'°''"3'in3 game.~ ~Miss Norma Holtman accompan- mrs. mrs .acppesgnMiss Ann Reeh is leaming the Mrs. Alfred Kramer invited the ied Mr. and Mrs. Ed 'Wilson and number for the en{{I§§E
f o r k a t t h e t e l e p h o n e o f f i c e n o m e m b e r s o f t h e A u x i l i a r y o u t t o d a u g h t e r s ,E l s i e a n d H a r r i e t t o s p r e a d .
- -U * - . - - u i CI. .i n |u i n1 r I I .a n d M I B .~
.uw lucuyderedbed
e Hiudles'Sunday.
the one
evening -2543 g Sunday.n. c. Jul. nun, nur
C .s.m~|Tfn:¢ m ._ : '"°-.£.'2.....-Snmdu School. 9:45 A. M.work as relief girl.her home west of town last Tues-rremum.°"""""-v-.Mr.and Mrs. E. P. Hansen havo day for their regular meeung.|'_p sgonetntheir' home at Decatur. The nnnual election of officers was wS»===§503;» {§umZ'".§?5`°i
They have been staying at thelheld.Mrs. C- L Reid was choen mg; n -omnlgs now__FBsh5;on
HMBBH hom; here whlle MV' mdlpmsldent; Mrs. Nels Jackson, vnce Center ggauty Parlor-Phonn 47-
lirs. Howar{Hm§ :twé ;;p::v nZ president;Mrs.d ~ S"'",§ § § ; Ali c e Trlple tt.
r.and rs.2nd vlee-remien;rs.,F ' n enter~...._..»_..,..».snndnv dlnner,|=,...,.\.W nn: Hrs. Earl Reid. ..§1'3"&'1.°"9»f.?&5T€?"°,.1f..no
und family of Herman,called at
the _Leon Hindley home Sunday
evenmg.hlrs.Frank Thompson was
pleasantly surprised last Sunday
'when around thlny members oltheThompsonfamilycamoto§pend_ the day ~ well f cd bas
11 lun
o c ause us to fail.
Th e J u n io r B .Y .P u vu vn a w u ;vu ¢.v nu n n | . u \ . | » \ ;u a '..... ......... ......,.1|..a u...........1..- ....._..... I S o r v i c n n a t 1 0 : 3 0 A .M .
.un usNA | I ult: uuw uluv| | uu»nuulu. un. lnuxu." " " " "'"'" : ""dth e Parson Th e Dan ish Ladies A i d mee ts Ge r ma n s e m c e a °'°§;g'seco
mi ng . Th er e th e f ir s t W ed n es d ay of No vemb er ," f m f o u r th un d a n fifs hmg nd
nt a n d s u c h Th e Ba k e Sale,announc ed fo r hn g ln s h s e rvi c e s " e r yQ `£i`}né"S "lhE£f` hféi"
Smith assided Mrs. L1
Miss Grace'Saturday, Oct, 31st, is pos¢poned'""'| lifch S§\Y|d'1Y-[omn in cn-,until next week.I Saturday \l'\SU'°'tion (Biblc Hg-Lc luuumu,uwnw .._.,__Hgu es ts o f Mr , a nd Mrs . L. B .ar»
tls un .H r .a n d M r s I va n He lms we r e
r g ue sts a nd s pen t th e n ig htm p p e_....:a. fwm. harents. Mr.and M n .
L A ul a u a l, u w - --- -- ..treasurer;M m
chaplain;Mrs.Itorv and Catechisrn] at 9:00 A. M..Ifnvl ninfnn fhnm" " ° ° " " u ull!4n ...H R I S T I A N C H U R C H (je le b n i i o n o f th e L u th e r a ncThe W omen s Mi as no n Cn c le wa ll ____z Ref or ma ti on a t 1 0 3 0 A M S u n
A . J .tt,"s r :°''me et Th ur s da y after no on a t th e n a m f a o d w, i n th e E n g li s h l a n se.
ho me o f Mr s .U .G.Ga r n e r wi thM_Gi lf r d G Bible Sc hool 1 0 0...m....L"... langluidns af"'f»f..a°..tf,'l'f=...`f'»Chr is ti an d¢av0r. man o. rn.Advertlse in The If-'11f°1'v1'i°°~E";I.¥I;l;1ar c'fei¢nmah, Friday. "°°"; ; " ; e M- committee 19Nellyef' looked*ff*members attended and spent uice R O S E ~ I T E M S g°Pg°g? he
u c n n e r .
1 * " \ \ h ¢ »T o
had at least o ne good
§l1=Tp§i2E.""' ll Mlm lllG1:u||| |_| §.~¢=-=»_f»_.¢;-ff-- Z=*°..1:,;,_
edneaday,the office work at me cream aua-Ban for her brother Thursday.The While Cross will meet with
Mrs. D. o. Sheets Thursday eve-
d n ~_ -. /~._.:.. :..
nodal time tagether after me nus-
lness was disposed ot.Vocal and
instrumental music was furnished Q
hy Miss Marion Reid,M i n Ar- h,
wllda Lowe and Mrs. E. c. Reid. if
The W om ans Hi nli onu y Qunr- ~'"
wg!! of €"°_ _Qmah|.__A§!oe§atl_q1 Miuionanr Sodetsr ml \ .uc lrocny auppc luac su ¢| |u:nmef o llo wi n g a t a p a r ty a
time la8t_Saturd_gy cveI1_ing:sets'will meet Friday.10:00 A.M.|f|~\.....,.a..» :..' .....i.. \|\n:l\§"\
».=.Russel an d Per ry Ry a n
Miss Lillian Johnson nl mms, .
a guest of Mn.
at present.
Mr. md Mrs.
and Miss Maggie
from Excelsior
where they have
--._.._
Helen Redding
Waldo Hancock
Lowe ure home
Sprlngq,Mo.,
spent the pan hm from Blgir Frday \fr===°..:*1:|s_, ',1e._£'.& 'es;=1=.:=.='..';s=='.:.:::.=|_..<>-=-= Nelgon .ie allilting nan and get a Genuine;n.1\:g \\CC|u:|A f e w friends gathered
h o me o f Mr s.Ch ri s Ko rs !
t h had been c a n n g zur mr u.Wea zulu U| \:\\nlsu " " * " ' " "'° " "" " °ln o mp a o n m plc lu n g c orn u n sa t e helpi ng c a re f or hi m.:oi la st su blet a nd F " "° "' .' :£ 'i F" ', ,. ,_ __ _-Mr .nn d Bfrs D e tl e f W u lf . Mr ."°,'a'f~-..A 11..-1:~...,.|r--...\......-..11
gggmlggend con
shes w
~s.Kor-
nenta to
L .Sul-
ch and
'rne members oz ,IDE vvuluuunClub held their regular meeting at
th e ho m¢o f Mr s .0 .H .Godsey
Suturdny afternoon, Oc t. 2/1.Th e
te ac he rs wer e gu es ts o f th e Club .
Mr s ,F .B.Shrader,mus ic chair-
ma n ,ha d th e fi rs t an d second
v r m l m si m:t w o selections.Th e
an d Mr s .Ho wa r d Ap p le b y an d
f a mi ly , Mr . a n d Mr s .J o hn Peter-
sen and .lac k and Gc o. Lusc helped
Be tty A p ple b y c e le b r ate he r bi r th
anni vers ary Sund ay e veni ng.
Mr. a nd Mrs . J o hn Pe te rs en a nd
J a c k we re vi s i tor s n t th e W a lte r
Nle ls e n h o me la s t Saturd ay eve-
rur. one lure. neu newer wu-ed at th e J o h n Mc Do n ald ho me o n
Mo nd ay even ing.
Mo n th e n d sale Fnsliion Center
Hn ts f o r W o me n 5 0 :values to
$ 3 - s h o p e a r ly .
Fa s hi o n C e nte r W mter Co a ts o n
M l .Akin unu=b_nvul of (11105 ...A
'Fhursday afternoon Lo uagratulntionn and best wi
her on her birthday.Mx
ahoj served lovely refreshn
Hesdames C. R. Gray, A.
livnn,Hughes,Earl Fren
John Andersen.
L J L I Y L E / \
Hr s .Ne ls Jac kson wa s hostess |:>"------ -=¢ .f h a r o m l l n r w e e k l y m e e t i n g o f * » ¢ 8 ¢ } 1 ¢ 1 ' s s a n g t w o n u m b e r s w h o c h n i n g .
.. .. .. .. .. .».. . . . . . . . . ¢ i | . .| | \.n n l |M p "( 1 p ~
»-\.-.»-M... ..~ ,.v.~mL,v-._...u»..\n ..nze] Wulf and Clarence Peter-|,.f__wfl__'f`nuuu mux JHEW nql.with every Coa shopE f i n . ~_d Wedfxesday after~
noon.
W U I U BIC!l lviy U l l |U } |: u Annum \.|a A - -\_|l.\¢;|c oL o V ;d t h b o o k n A W h i t e s e n w e r e S U n d ? . Y e v e n m g s u p p e rm f § ° = -'I°..,._°ffI'"l"\Ea n.ru\iA\n n m m i f -g u e s t s a t N D I T I S . W a f d ' = f __e a r l y ~
ORUM NEWS
Friday afternoon,Mrs.Fred
A surp rise misc e llane ous s hower
"\ |" n un:
Month end Sale Fashion CenterSilk Dressu-$10 and $12 Valuesgo at $5.88-all sizes, nyles and
materials.41-xc
Fashion Center Beauty Parl or-
Plzone 47-Alice Triplett.FingerWaves 251: We MONDAY On ly -
mgke appointments well in agi-
vance.Month end sale Fashion CenterHatsforWomen Soc--values bo
$8-shop early.
Hansen home ~in Blair.
Sunday dinner guests at the
Friday evening guelfs and Mn and
Mn.Carl Rasmussen and family
Sunday evenlng visitors.A number of guests spent Wed-nesday evenlng at the Chris Ben-son home helping Drval celebrate
his birthday.
Mr. and llvlrs. Peter Taft vlnibed
::|ashower at the home og l}er sister-
KHN0uNcEMENT
last Wednesday, in honor of her
approaehlng madage.The sib-
ernoon was spent in val-lou: gamesand contests.At a late lmurlnnch
consisting o l sandwiches,jellonherbet, cnukies and coffee,wasserved.Miss Ho ltmm received
many pretty and useful gifts.
Those invited were:Madame:
Otto Kruse and Rlchard, Amandus
Peterson,Adolph Holtman,Wm.Smavannen, Gilbert Ruwe, GeorgeNlebaumandJlxnmy,Howard
BELL CREEK VALLEY
The Misses Irene,Norma and
Leona I-Ioltman visited with Miss
Egzhie Waterman Tuesday eve-
zKenneth Stranger,leste r Peeper and [ester Holtman attended
Messrs.a n d Mes dames E ma n u e l
An d re a so n a n d s on s a n d J oe J es-
sen an d c hildren.
Mr . a n d L i r a Ma r ti n L a r s en a n d
sons were Sun day dinn er g uests at
th e Ha y e s Ros en ba lm h o m so uthof B la i r , i n h o n o r o f Mr s .e i los e n -
ba lm' s bir thd ay .
a... ...
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Thompson
School of ~ancing
Earl Taft attended a party Tues
daughters and Mrs.Ed Hansenmutated 00 Lincoln Sundng mhelp
Joe Iverson celebrate his ixihday.
Mr.and Mrs.Chris Wulf andfamilywereSundayafwrnoonguestsattheCarlRasmuawen
home
Mr.and Mrs.Peter Nielsen
spent Thursday evening at the
Fred Christiansen home.
Miss Nena Andersen was nThunday afternoon guest at the
M a d n Larsen home.Mr.and
.will open a llANCH.S'l`UDl0
E p l s c o p a d P a r i s h H a l l
SATURDAY, October 31
Registration, Friday, 0ct. 30, 4 p. ln. to 6 p. m
Tuition Fees 75c
Private Lessons by Appointment
home,near ~Nonh Bend.
The Bell Creek Club met Thurs
day with Mrs.Joe Jessen Mesdnmes Stanley Marsh, Chrls Ben-son and Alber Jensen were visib-
ors.The ladies tied a quilt for
Mrs.Chris Hansen after which
the _hoatess assisted by Mesdnmes
tee served refreshments. The Club
will meet Nov. 1s with Mrs. cu-
bert Olson.
A number of relatives held a
family gathering at the home ol'
Mr. snd Mrs. H. C. Cooper Tues-
day evening, Oct. 20,in honor of
Grandma Cooper who oelebnted
her 88th blrthdsy.
Mrs.Jesse Webster was brou t
home from the Udversdty hospi l
in Omahs Monday.
While Mrs.E.C.Burdic and
Mrs. Henry Truhlsen were in F.:
mont last Wednesday and Thurs-
day attending the State Womans
Club convention, they were guestsof Mrs. Bard.lc's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. 'l'. Meador.
Mrs. J. B. Jensen ontenaind nt
o. party for har daughter,Betty
Jane alter school Tuesday,that
day being her 8th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs.Emil Pollen en-
tertained at dinner Sunday,Mr,
and Mrs.Hurley Clements and
children and Mr. and Mrs.Wm.
Christensen and chlldm.
~r.an~-s.owe ~~ppe~y:md family visited Sunday at the
Arthur White home in Benson.
About thirty-five friends and
neighbors were entertained at n
shower in honor of Miss Marle
Ward at her home Monday alter-noon.Miss Wand received many
useful and beautiful things.A
mock wedding with Mrs.Will
Ryan as minister, Dorothy Menckeas bride, Mrs. James Sappenfield,groom;Gretchen Mencke,best
man; Mrs. Frank Schafer, brides#
maid, , Mrs.Detlef Wulf,flowerglrl;and Mre. John Petersen asring bearer, gave everyone a good
laugh._Mr. and Mrs. Will Ryan enter-
tained the following at Sundaydnner: Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Wulf
and James, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Wulf of Herman,Mr.and Mrs.Blbe Ryan of Kennsrd, Mr. andMrs. John Petersen and Jack, Mr.and Mrs. Fred Mayle of Fremont,Mrs.Clyss Sylvis and frlend of
Omaha,Geo.Luse and Mr.and
Mrs. Rudolph Mencke and family.
Dorothy and Jack Petersen,Dorothy Ssppenlield and HelenHansen played a couple of select-
daughter were Sunday dinnerguests of Mr. and Mrs.Alfred
Hansen._
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enjoyed and we are glad to have
the young folks join in making our
Sunday school more interesting.
Here's hoping we have more on-
tertainers.Mrs. Emma Taylor visited her
daughter,Mrs.Clemens William-
sen at the Blair hospital Monday
afternoon.Everyone wishes a
speedy recovery to Mrs. Wiliiam-
sen.The following members of the
Faahion Center Beauty Parlor-_Phone 47-Alice Ttiplett.Finger
Wnve325c Web-MONDAY Only-
make appointments well in ad-
vnnce.Tekamah-H.M.Paradise sold g
Coffee Shoppe to Fred Gill._
Month end Sale Fashion CenterSilk Dressel-$10 and $12 Values
go at $5.88-all sizes, styles and
materials.41-lt
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-
Phone 47-Alice Trlplett.Hnger
Waves 25: We l(0 NDAY On l y -
mnke appointments well in ad-
vnnce.Month end sale Fashion CenterHatsforWomen 50c-values to
$8-shop early.
entertsmed at Craig Sunday eve-ning: Clifford and Howard TaylorDorothySappenfield,Lois and
Myron Toile, Clarice Ryan, Perry
and Russel Ryan,James Vgnlf,
Dorothy and James Mencke,nr-
othy Petersen and Helen Hansen.Mrs.Waiver Appleby invited
about a dozen of Betty's schoofriends to help her celebrafe her
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ters attended a miscellaneousshowergivenlorMissMarieWard at her home Monday after-
n o o n .
Mrs. Husk's Sunday school class
gave n party I-'rlday evening at
the Fred Peck home.
Mg. and Mrs.C. I. Gollehon ofFremont, vidted at the GeorgeBadgerow home Sunday alternoon.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Koenig
were Sunday dinner gueara uf Mr.and Mrs. Ernest Schneider.
Pete Kuhl
And His 7 Aces
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Don? forge! (fm
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f o r o n ly $ 4 9 . 5 0 - n .~ v i m ;01'
$ 1 0 . 5 0 o ve r i ts f o r me r p r i c e .
N o m a i f l c e I n qu n lity ,ru ! !
va lue ,t a l l lime,as b r a n d n e w
c leaner o f th e la tes t mo d e l.
Id en tlc n li y th e s u mo c lea ne r
fo r me r ly te lli n g a t $ 6 0 .
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cuu~ cleaners within tha reach
of every purse.
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and Minerals to Produce Milk In
Abundance.
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.... .tion.
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725.I J those who ~re pleased to attend.
Adveriin In The Enterprise.[The church wilt serve you if you
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i i , .and Mr s .L .A .~
vmea Sunday with Mrs. Albert
Woodward and children in Omaha.
Jmequeline who cams Friday eve
ning, went home with them.
Hr. and Mn. Chas. Arnold and
Hr. and Mrs. J. P. Stokes atten-
ded the funeral ol E. N. Manley
at Calhoun Sunday and buried at
Lyons.Mrs.Malvem West and Jackie
*went fo Blair Monday and accom-
panied her mother,Mrs. U. G.
Game: to Omaha w spend the dayMr.and Mrs.Henry Trnhlsen
and children drove to Omaha Snu-
dny md visited at the Kenneth
Bo!! home at Benson.Thsy call-
ed on Mrs. A. J. Cameron at the
r
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dny s with her son, J ames and fam-
ily .Mr .Johnson has been up
th e m th e p u t we k .
A .W .Bar ge wa s do wn f r o m
*|"nlmmnh W adnmulnv f o r 11 nhnrl
Huber and family at Bennington
Hrs. Chris Trnhlnen left Thurs-
day for Colorado Springs,Colo.,
to nee her father who ia quile
poorly.She elqiects m stay two
werkll.
Mr. and Mrs. Booth and Rbndd
nh. I-'. B. Shruder.
Claire Skinner was given first'place in Washington county in the
but citizen contest at Blair last
Saturday.Wmnera in the dlnrlct
will compete in the state contest.
Clarence Weaver has moved his
lliansalxold goods to Nashville
where he will make his future
imma.
Ned May o l Pueblo,Colorado
' v u a guest ol Eugene Bnrdic
l u t week and tha boys gnjoyeé
umm real good hunting together.
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Reesednm
up lx-vm.Pnvnneo ? y '1'hundu}
Jo: l fe w day n dd with friendl
They returned hom, Saturday.
Hr .and Mrs.Knulmlum am
d:i 1 dr e nmdMr .a . ndM rs . S.M
Willan and Patsy ol 0mnha,vren
(usda Sunday at the Geo.bowl
hams.
Hx. und Mrs. Geo. Lowe enjoya
1 few dnys visit lrom Mm Lowe'
sister,llra.Mary Walw of Hud
and un Miles wax an
l£ 'ra .H.L .Sw a n1 me ntnf¢ 1
dayi hs/t week nt Omaha with har
Intl, A. E. Swan and family.
r TWllsb Long, who was kided by
a mule Wadneaday night, was tnk~
e\ to the Tekamnh hospital and
hm fp the Unxv muy hos piul in
~0m1ha.It in rerwrbed ha suffer-.-.1 ¢hroken duhBl é f ififiiang and family live o
tha Waldo Hancock west farm.
an Snnrdav aftm-noon._ _ _. . - - -_Ill r n .J ennings Went. eniored
vh dt f ro m he r fa the r. C hu . Th or :.;.2;'§'" §f~"'lim Boy swan:with the
Boontmuter, Rev. Norlin are 11
gitod to Creighton this Friday ev~
dug.lim Chrimena Hurrelmnn had at§ u;;§ i §to re-
odve a.beautiful mounted deer
he ld from her son-in-law, L.V.
Ackerman of iilamath Falls, Ore.
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'NOTICE To CREDITORS
'Maher & Carrignn, Aitameylo\J:~:'1'Y coUR'r, WASHINGTON
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
Estate ul Frank L.Dudgeon,
cocased.Notice is given to the crediiors
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Povumn ./1' a m »f$E;a 1
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gaining slowly.Harman Kruger,
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me n we r e we ll pleased wi t h th e
results,but in some sections o f
th e : ta te thi n y e a r f a rme r s wo u ld
h a ve a h a r d ti me Va f in d e no ug h
h a y w c o ve r a g o o d s i z e d tr e n c h
silo.W eather pr o o f pap er used la s t
y e ar o n p ar t o f on e tre nc h p ro ve d
FWE STAR FINAL
Edward G. Robi.uum's new star-
ring picture, FIVE STAR FI.NAlr-
an exciting and expert dramatiza-
tion of last season's most dis-
cussed New York suge success,comes to the Plnmount Theatre
Nebraska,and all assignments
thereof.You are required to answer said
pevitioion or bdore the 30th day
of November, |93l.
Dated this 15th day of October,
1981.
enclosure has been filled with ~e at onc e .straw to wet it down and make ni The Emanon Club was pleasaptf
1981.
(SEAL)L c . m m ,
41-4t County Judge-l .one/ of the trenches was coveredf ~Y ~.1s. 0 c ar~~eva
Mr . an d Mn. J . A . P eter so n , Dr .
an d Mr s .I / M .Pe te rlo n a n d
daughter, J a c queline, Mr. and Mrs.
Ra y mo n d L u d w i g an d dau ghter,
J o a n we r e gu e s ts a t th e h o me o f
Mr .an d Mr s .E a r !Rhodes i n
Gu thr i e Center,Ia .,o n Sunday
wh er e th ey atte nded a bir thd ay
din ner gi ve n in h on o r o f Mr s .
Rhodes ' birthday .
.:|:' :
Leslie French at the home of the
latter..Uhr the transaction of
buainens the ladies spent the evening in visiting md sewing after
which the hoacesses served a fine
lunch.Guests were Mesdamea A.
C.Bbldt,James Keenan and
Clifford Dncker.
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Noucc 1: giver. ou we \.............zo nppcar before me at the County
Sourt Ilnnmqin Flair,Nebraska,
m the 6th day of November, 1931,
md on ihe 6th day of February,
l932, for the purpose of examin-
rtlon, adjustment ald nllowanee of
zlaims.All claims not tiled on or
!39.4\;Plammz.
__.__.._-Ncmcs or FINAL REPORT
A. C. Debel, Attorney
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
I WASHINGTON COUNTY,
NRRRASKA.
in Umaha d\m.ng me wee; 'ff v-.»-I29th.Written by Louis Wextzen~
kom, a noted metropolitan milton
FIVE STAR FINAL is a 8¢U!`¢Eh'i
ing denundation of the tactics
employed by certain "yellow"
journals which,in the |;!€¢dY§
mme lnr increased circulation,
to be impractical.The paper waslaid over the endlage then covered
with wet straw and hay.More
sllage spoiled under the paper
than in the other part of the silo
where only straw was used.
It is Important, the college men
.\»1x»v»-_ nm;the mverinz.what-
a visit at Nebraska City.The residence of Mr. and Mrs.George Schoettger is being im-
proved by a coat of paint.
Miss Evelyn Blackburn, who is
attending a business college inlnc oln,accompanied hy Russell
,Glb§on ol Clay Qenwr, spent the
The C.G.Marshall home wasthe scene of n jolly party an Fri-
day evening when Frances Mar-
shall,Etta Dickrneyer and Edna
Meierhenry gave a surprise alfdr
an humor of Evelyn Heins'14thbirthday..The girls all came in
costurnes_and_after a waffle sup-
oMA\-INS WELC~M~ T~ TI-I5 Wem3..f"f"'j=|ORLD
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before the sm day of February,°`"""£i"§13'. on u .|"°"`i "t h ze loves of in»1932, will be forever barred.lngzgfé of F c me us |§,,'?,'e,,,Q§'§§"§r°m Page gcan-
Dated this 'nh day of °°"'b°"|Nam' in hereby given th»°|<m1 news.The manner in "¥'i'=*'
week-end at the Ionnefs mme.per at 6:30 me evening was spentever it is, ==;;,_f==<1 "3 thsdx 155;There were forty-four men in playing games.'
wider on e er sl e an gl present at the first Community Mrs. Harold Weber entertained
actual trench.Most of the ~ ' Club dinner which was held Mon- the women of the hinh school Im:-HOTEL FONTENELLExvasz..(sr-:Am L c . ELLER,
8841.County Judge.
I Co rn e li u s ha s f i le d with me s uc h a sinister pla n ua P"f'" " " 'a in the si los la st y ea r was rig ht da e n j 1; th a°,'i'1_,.._|"nnnf\r JUAN#¢lfI~|¢An§ana fh li Rh ni fh nf dl8U.St9'l'..§°_.. &l»n nlawga nf #1ni |1nnn\\¢\¢|...| )\- . \ . n g l . . l » 5 °. 1 ' l . . 5 §.°"'|&'fv gt an evenplg of bridge onf
Tuesdny.A dainty two-courselunch was served._Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Andrews
were hosts to the Merry-Go-
Round Club at their home Satur-l uoo Roo/ws $
WITH BATH |5 0mo o |0 0L . . .»°""W i "
F R O M ° ~ 'R Pvl¢ sua BOW
U n u e r n l g l m u \ . | U u u \ ;U \ ° \ ° n ' *" "! : A u : \ . . u n u n ' f f " " " _'¢ | | U l l 5 l l i l :c u g c n U L u n c l l y l l u s l u m r u ;\ . | | \ . u I ; J l »| . | U \ . | . l D I l l .m a y U I : . | \ ; -W a s h i n g t o n C o u n t y ,N e b r a s k a ,h e r w h i c h i s p r e c a p s t a b e d b y t h i s h ° ' § " t "I m t t h Rvo n w a s e s p e a e r o f t h e e v o -
f i n a l r e p o r t a s A d n u m s t r a t n x o f l e s s e x p o s e o f a w o m a n s p a s t h f e ,F a s h i o n C e n t e r B e a u t y P a r l o r -, I \ i l \ 8 a n d g a v e a f i n e t a l k o n I n s
| t h c e s t a t e o f l § < ` r e d e r i c k F .C o r -m a k e s u p t h e s t i r r i n g d r a m a o f h h 4 7 . . . . . , \ ] j T 1 f t .F ;r e c e n t t r i p a b r o a d w h e r e h o w a s
e n r. l n n n n n n d . m a m a d e a n a n m u m s v m n F I N A L .~ ° " °- _. ° ° . . , ' 1 ?. . ,. .f e I n d e i e g a t e t o t h e l n t e r n a t l o n a lNOTICE
Henry Mencke, Attorney
To Point Lesa Land Company,
the heirs, devisees, legatees, per-sonal representatives,and all
other perstins interested in tho
estate of the following named
persons, deceased, to wit:James
Monroe Parker,Jr.,Alexander
Smidt, Edwin Gilbert, real names
n u u u u ,u1; \\ .u» n. u|- n n .-. . _ __._. l A v H ~ _ _ _ ___p l i e a t i o n f o r f i n a l a d n i i n i a t m t i o n l I n N e w Y o r k w h e r e F I V E 5 T A } { " W a v e s z o o w e n ~ - m u z v u n r u n i y -
c d i s e h a r e a n d f o r t h e a s s i g n F H Q A L i s n o w p l a y i n g t o c a p a c i t y m a k e a p p o i n t m e n t s w e l l i n a d »
a n i g ,-
m e n t o f r e s i d u e o f e s t a t e t o s u c h
o t h e r p e r s o n s a s a r e b y l a w e n -
t i t l e d t o t h e s a m e ,a n d I h a v e s e t
t h e 1 3 t h d a y o f N o v e m b e r ,1 9 3 1
a t 2 o ' c l o c k P .M . , a t m y o f f i c e i n
s a i d C o u n t y f o r t h e h e a r i n g t h e r e -
of.unknown;"""¥F'"dF.".Si'?'".i§ff'|Dated October 19u1._1gs_1.
audience, critics of the press have 'Vance
heaped lavish praise on the Weit~zenkorn play.John S. Cohen Jr.,SELECr 1932 SEED CORN NOW
of the New York Evening Sunwrote: "The Movies offer the first The local Washington County
1 h ht of the season \vitli,Fa""B"¥`°3U 0fflC§ wishes to callreasmas1asearingstirringmelodramatic,°tt°"L'°" at this time to the 1rn»
expose of certain types of tabloidP°Tt3llC0 of selecting seed corn
.m-amen 1m1u_'noW and storinz it in a dry. well
ilota!'y convention which was held doinGemwm-.He described histravelsalsothroughItalyand ro
Switzerland.Foiiowing his talk a D1round table discussion was heldim
and Mr.May answered a humbéfigq
of questions pertaining to condi-
tions, etc., as he found them there. ofTheClubplanstomeetevery he
Monday for a series of fifteen fa
dinners and good speakers will be
n n m i r m i f n r f h n a n an n nfi n cr i z F \ m r v
ay evening.
Mr s .Chris Haldc reon o f Chad-
n,an d her sister,Mi sa J ennie
owns o f Omah a,we r e week-end
res ts h er e at the H. W . Sc ho ett-
er a n d Gu y Glo ve r homes.
Mir.an d Mr s .Fr e ema n Dec ker
Car roll.we re week»end guests
-r e a t th e h ome o f th e fo rmer 's
the r, Be rn Dec ker.
1. 1. . . . 1 . . : . . . . .r . . . . . . . ¢. . . . .1 ) . . . . . . i - . .n. . . . . . \ . . . . .
|lndqulrttq Civic, Social, Business
Fashinn Cbnier Beauty Parlor-Phone 47-Alice Triplett.Finger
Waves 254: w¢¢.-MQNDAY pnly-
make appointments well in ad-
Vance.Fashion Center Winter Coats on
sale this week-end at $16.75 and
$25 with a Beautiful New Ha i
Given Free with every Coat-shop
early please.
~,1
I t ' s T ime 1 9 0 1 "~H1
DSR:in unti winter stri es
A n t ' - F r e e z e ~ll
1 |.k
b e f o r e f i l l i n g y o u r R a d i a t o r
|This Year Use ll
Alcohol or Prestone ~
|:l e l n
dong in grading on that part of Alcohol per gallon 75c
and Dodge county line.
Red Cloud-Natural Gas Distri-
buting Co. atarled work prepara-
tory m laying their mains through
town.
Curtis New n opened by
Young &Hall between Sth and
6th St. on Cusier.
Atlanta-Moisture proof oon-
creie floor will be me ln L .E.
Wamer'a remodeled poultry house,
near here.
Bmtricc 'Store Kraft Manufac-
turing Co.purchased Lang Can-
ning Co.grounds and will erect
new factory in near future.
NEBRASKA WEEKLYINDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Grading work progressing on
Walthill-Pender road.
Wayne-Work on new girls'
dormitory at Wayne State Teach»
ers' College to stan shortly,
Alv."url Rosenow opened bu!
ber shop here.
Republican Gty--Several car-
loads stock shipped from this
point to Kansas City markets dur-
ing recent day.
Dodga 'oe Sechovec to open
Draining, Mixing, Testing--FREE
MARATHON
Service Station
: 7 Z .._...._. _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _
William H.Ru:sell, Aloasus :Summa ..Euan Nora Shmitt,James cfl40f§E'"'l c0»§»¢§ ;_5g§»<-
Mitchell, Chnhcs Burdick, Charles*
§`: ,¥'2§,'§;'::,,,'i";:,i;f*,,,;',.;1":::3¢.=<<m<=H ~ ~ ~ WILL
unknown, James C. Mitchell.Alli A. C Deblél. Attomey
HCWSPUPCTS IU |.'l.\l1.|D1.!\l.\.r u a - I 4 TA L .I t wo r k s y o u u p i n to a ve ntllated b mld mg .
fu r i ou s h atr e d o f mu c k -wk i n g a n d Thr ee y ears agc
sensntionalism i.n y o n o w jour nal-seed c orn selec tion
Iva ile d u n ti l A :
18111.Briefly the story c onf:e.r}1s itself,:"'h@n mg a b€E."H¥1 f=
-u u w n u u u - 1 -: m o u r n s - n u u n - u v u g u n ' - || 1 h l r d o r f o u r t h m e t . l n g ° t h e c o m -
|s i m i l a r i d e a l r g u n i t y n e g c j ;w i l b o _ _ d [ l c l | § l e § »
'weather prc¢ Te newSnr-Ben timgwlngkel s .L R;»;§;,n'M,',Schoett
i néarlyPersons" " ' " K ar claiming '"!"| 1 N irli E`c o uN'fY c o u w r o F wilh a "yellow"mbmm wmc1n\crcst xn lots three and four ~WASHINGTUN COUN1-yy fakes up an old scandal am
the West half of the Southwest NEl3RASKA.through trickery, gains enough ir ers having their seed for me 'The 1¢'a}r`Gr<§u£.<1 Association of*year Seledq,;'\5 E result Washington County held their an-Iqvmer of section 34, tovmship 17|Nofrxcm
Norfh, range 13 East, Washingfon November.1
On the wh day Uflformntion to smear a
IS in Bl&\if,But in accompusnmg we puxNebraska, the nsuer not only supplie?°¥€l!f`=`=3f.5`=37'.""fl ;' 1§#§@§@="~+i»-ii@1'@1i3f»€;@§;"feff'nnnI \r N£\hl2lS|(!]. .'Loi»(0|LllE¥'v ~"»'.rr ° " " " ' ;'"..u v u n . .\ v w - " J " " ". 1 1 n m f u r m t m n s a n d a d ¢ h L l o l l S ! m - - \ . : . . . . . + ~ \f f m m t v b t l Bu going through the fields ol'J ll con; before lxusking and selecting1,.us lears with shrinks strong enoulih
ghteriinto that the wind has not already
the ground:also bybl£0
The|__?___.»..|\.. O\\n}lowing men numw:Anwrr .u,|Miller ol Kennard, president; AI,-
ben W. Sprlck of Fonmnelle, vicepresident, and G. I. Pfeiffer, sec-
retary-treasurer.The meeting andelection 21 dlrectgrs _fog the_W_§xzl~
§>'2'iZT§Am""°'names " ' " k " ° " " i l l x rls ndzrgnivill offer (or\
You and each of you will """~'S£i§'§§' :°w wJmh|?;;|m;;P g ;
notice that Francis Tndmir Parker esumcnt of Niels J_Andersenhas Sled n petition in the Districtldeceased nl. which time and plum;
Conn Washington County,''all persons concerned mu ap earN l m ? a g a i n s t you as defenlland contest the probate mlm?
reader; 'Zilla sensational news
preelpltates the woman, her
band and their young dam
who is about to be married,
shocking and sudden tragedy.
futile struggle of the union'
people to defend ihenselves ag county
a uniform height fromdnnts,the objec t fmd pra y er M l Da te d o c wbe i 2 0th, 19 31 .the ma lic iou s p ov
wh i c h i s to d etc r mmc the d a te o f rolzwn \1 n m.r.1=:n in\1r1lnl an d th e G.'1} Pfeiffei .IQ c. Badgerdoalot of|J. P. Rhea, Dr. P. L. Cady, C. G.md save much\Marshnll and C.C,Marshall oi
at planting Fremont,drove to Wahoo Tues-day evenimz where thev amended
~ of .Tame Monroe Parker," ` " ' " " '*"" " " ' "a'"----f -.Jr., his soic heirs Sat iaw and nextl40'4t'County Judge.effort °§th° 3,°'"`°'i;""§`°'i°""51;' '§§T§2"§i°A'$§$Z§`Z"§
f k i th ht f d |_agingentor H186 BS TI!ll\.l0Sf uIL"»-ZIII m ° £ "be¥`.m§."°°1`°SHER1FF'S SALE NOTICE amend==,.<-=ff§e==.F1\fE fs'rAR P191-§'?°=°fY next sprung
P P Y S a tune_AL to 1ts stxmng logical nd m-said James Monroe Parker,Jr.Rv vartnn nf an execution ia- nuritnhle conclusion.|lzhé annual" dim{er EJ :bxsiness
~~ of the Nonhcastern Neb.a r svn-\Radne$= Pnmnnn ntinnded tha
vd
d
beceaaed,and also to quiet the " "" " "'""»title of the piaintiff in and so ¢h¢$§f'§_','h1'§';,,§',f "'§,,f§{';"' §';'{,§
land above described, and to have
said defendants, and each of them,
adjudged to have no lien on,or
interest in,said real estate; or
..._._L |.L.........J'. H u l 1A L a w n
upon a Judgment in favor of
erson Ehernberger against 1Sautter, I levied upon the to
ing described property of
Tnrnfn Qnuttef to-wit:
1;~G .R o b i n s o n i s f i r s t
*n n 1 .n 1_ .. _|L - : \ . . . t ......w.,,,,,:,,.,,,,
|ARLLN u'1'u1w
Em-Louis
llow-
said
Serial
Jeerehirds
lt 56
Loca
Twp.
rave as me num when n.a.»,,...,editor who finally rebels against
his paper's brutal tactics; Frances
Starr and H. B. Warner are dn-
cere and convincing as the victims
of the aeandxl;Mnrlan Marsh
does well as l b w unfortunate
Friends here will be inwrestedNebarska1Kanaaa football game at
m hear of the wedding of M1-s.Lino0ln on Saturday.Jean S an of Albion, to Har-|Avery Haynes recently pur-
land Wynnt oi Gothenburg.The chased a cottage in the northeast|eeremony took place on Fridnylpart of town Irom Clarence Hind-
|°§'°"3;"~a t g; » "' § " § l §"$i£'|§'2TI.?';d Asds n a s s f mn r , ; ; \
c u r xn n n a a n ,e B l an eeora zdaughter,and A""h°'g»=h~1g father, Rev. Jos. Stopford reading rccupied by Mt. and Mrs. Herman'
Ona Munson,Oscar P e an fthe marriage lmes.Rev. and Mrmllfetersen and famxly who are now
Ruben Elliott are effective in Guenmger of Gmnd mana were llwi ng ln me Mrs . o. c.m m mgood roles.Ithe only witnensea The hrlde residence._will ha remembered here an Jemnl hxneral services for Georzel
an y part.|.ucrv:u|.,I n u w LIIIY1..canc eled an d annulled o f rec ord
th e ti tle b o n d o f E dwi n Gi lb e rt to
Ale xa nd er Sc hmidt,recorded i n
bo ok 4 , pa ge 16 , o f th e mo r tga g e
records of W ash ing ton Coun ty ,
n a u n » -a n - . - - v - _- -_"One J oh n D ee re Tr ac to r E
Numbe r 1 04 639 ; one J ohn I
t w o r o w Li s te r and 'I 'wo -t
of a ll c o r n o n th e S ou th we
o f th e Sou thwest K a n d
I 3 a nd 4, all i n a ie c uo n 1 4,
oIBLAIR FLOUR MILL
l The ljlomg_ q!___
18, North Range 12, East of the
6th P. M., and the South '/Q of
the Northwest 34 and the North-
west 56 ot the Northwest % and
Iats 1, all in Section 23, Twp,
18 North Range 12, East ol the
6th P.M., and also all accre~
eiona and additions to said
\"¢£ """ " "|Z¢48|¢r torrner resident of LHS;Fashion Center Beauty Parlor- Stopfor _ _.Phone 47--Alice Triplett.p i n g "Rev. I-L C. Van Valkenburgh cfwlcmrty, were held on Friday glrfl
Waves 26c W,g,_M0NDAy 0n1y_0galla1a occupied the Congreg-a-fernoon at two o'clock at the M. E.;
make appointments well in ad- tional chunk he n on Sunday chqrch with Rev. Adr-lan J. Edgar
vance morning.Rev. Van Valkenburgh ffldating.Mr.Zeigler suffered
Faahion Center Winwr Costa on ls a candidaw lor the vacancy in a paralytic stroke fmrn which hesaleghjé week-end at M635 "'"|"`§~§"`"§°'i.J`°.'1`§; d b "hd"ni 'never reganed coucicraness, death
~s e g y-'r i y a n -.coming a t e : - a p e o d o l ni ne~f h '¥l'3"i°l'l'} .-f?" 3532 veraary of Mrs. William Flake, an daya:Interment wumade in the
MAINTOP FLOUR \(Handled br All Grocers);
We exchnnze wheat for flourP. C. Sorensen, Prop.|
A
1981.(SEAL)41-4:Coa
'l
2 1|~Tm~ ES
IIANSON _g MEHBENS I
, Nebnskn
PHQNE ppwk 1:4Pilot Bldg, Blair
at intersections of South line of '
Lot One in Section 23, aforesaid
with meander line ot the west
bank of the Missoud River,
earl~ please
covering part of one trench with
six inches of wet straw and then
from two w eslght inches of dirt
on wp of the nr-aw.They expect
to remove the dirt before the firsthard freeze comes this wlnter.On
a small section of one ol the silos
they are un p l u g dirt over the
ed,sllage without Invmins'any
straw on it at all.
Another trench at the Agricul-
tural College has been inelosed by
INFORMATION ON CQVERING
'FRENCH SILOS AVAILABLE
The covering for a trench silo
is thought to be one of the most
important parts of it by the liv
stock nnd engineering men of the
Agricultural College.They are
continuing with the tests they
~mmd lan year to determine the
easiest and ben. way to cover the
endlagn alter it is in the silo.
.L
;;§
~1 l `,
~a c ¢' ~ L
Ifbaby has
c 0 L I c
ACRY in the night. colin. No°="v= for uhm: if Custom ishand.his pure vegelahle prejzum-lion rings uick com!orl,_ un canmsver hqrm.q]! is gigs scnmhle thing
when children are mllng..\Vhelher \l'stha stomach, or the little bowels;colic or constipation; or diarrhea.When lin loneues are coated, or thebrealh is nd. Vhvnever |hem's needof gentle rggulnlion. Childrep lovethe lang o!nstorin. :md its mildnuamakes it safe for frequent use,
_nd a "gpg libral dosq of Cg xriauawnyieerorcrenthan strong medicingrxnean only for
adult use.
Insurance
Sec urimge 1 Es t te ~then c e due ea st on an extens ion
----0
I.a o f amd li ne to lo t 1,aforesaid
A n .... - . . . | .| . _ . . 1 -- 2 a t . . .m n - . .
1 r n n l g u u u o ' - - -" " " - I -lAFI -I an d ROOMS ~we st ba n k of th e Mis s ou r i Ri ver !
IHome Style Cooked Meals lBus Depot |
to the maln channel ol the
Missouri River untll it inter-secis with the North line of
Lot Three in Section 14 in Twp.
18, Range 12, East of the Gthl
P.M., and I will on the 2nd'
day of November, 1931, at Two
o'clock P. M. ol said day on the
204 Wdker Ave.
o
0|Dr. Norman K. Ralhmum I
1 onoMB'rm s'r IIlOver the Blllr DN! Co.~Emerson Ehmberger Finn Two
nunnn n|.|~l¢ .41 Mi la Nnrtheast of De Soto.
LIARCUS BECK
BONDED Al$'rRACrER
s v e § . 1 ` § { § ~ ~I y
0o
Washington County,Nebraska,
sell said pmpexty at Public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash to satisfy said execution
the amount being the sum of
3234.48 and costs and all accru-I 1Of f i c e i n I mg c o a t§ ,
C o n n H o m e I Da te d tlu s 22nd day of October,
1n m5"Eh-Aan Sutherland Sheriff oilCARL SCHMIDT Washington County.'40-21
'NS " ",'$ ff E s 'r \' rE ~No 1 'Ic E o r FINAL nmro nr
LOANSOffice in Slate Bunk Bldg.vw C 3\§YA¢(§°0"' ' ' T o F
0umm Ans1~n,\Cr & TITLE s NEBRASKA.'
COMPANY ,Notice is hereby given that
I'no d d u n 1R.H.Rasmussen has filed With
l nls ll6 "i ;Ir:ife "the undersigned County Judge of| pi|°¢ Bldg.'Blair Nebr "Washington County, Nebraska, hll
0 '`final report as executor of the
o estate of Frederick Carl L. Eager,|E AT AT 'dece;sed, and made an application
WALT'S PLACE \ for final administration and dis-
~ v%X§u1kE¥63<' c6i:i~1'i'&'
Uc ha rg e, a nd f or th e as si gn me nt o f
Tm: D oo m ' V es t o f rn li dlm n f nnhahn i n mi rh oth er
Advance CleanersHamburgersLmcha
0
0DR. EDWIN T. JIPP
m»:N'r1s'r
X-ray Service
Offices in Slate Bmk Bldg.
Phune 298 Blair, Nebr.
penons an are by law entitled bo
the same, and I have set the 20th
day of November, 1931 at 2 o'clock
P.-M., at my office in said County
for the hearing thereof.
Datde °C'Gb€! 27th, 1981.<:1..e1.>1. c. ELLER.
41-4t County Judge.i,n NOTICE To CREDITORSc. sr. Pl M. a o.n "Rn\| f|\hnnm|
No.
No.
No.No.
n
- » - - - - - - - I n. v. uenen, fuwmey511:40 A. BI. dai y 'COUNTY COURT WASHINGTON7:4 0 ghgky mly except coUN'rY, NEBRASKA
Nonhbound Estate of John H. Taylor, de-
;6:55 A. M. daily ceased.
2:00 1>. M.ma y acept Notlge is given 1° the creditor:
Sunday to appear before me at the County
CAGO & NORTIYWESTERN 'Court room in Blair, Nebraska, on
Westbound ,the 20th day of November. 1931NO1118235 A. M. daily Iand 011 the 23rd dmv nf 'F'n|:|nm1'v
Eulbonnd 'l 1s§z, for ihé p&q§S£¢ 'éf ~No. 122 6:30 P. M. daily |tlon, adjustment and wnnce ol
Bus scaenum clmlms.All emma mb on o1"'i"'" Smnh "gg rm; before the 20th day 01,5 - - f f
12233 ` ~~ N o o n 1932, will be forever .
8215 P1 ml 5515 P. M.Dated um asm day of Dcwbe
1
Ta
s m l l l l l l w r
Blair, Nebraska, October 29, 1881-' nm ENTER PR I SE -
1°u»F»i=r
\Hr . a n d Mr s . A r t
fa mi ly o f Sc ri bn er ,
da y vi s i to r s a t th e V
taxon home.
Mo n th e n d Sale F a
at Dan Philli;;s'.
rs..1-'rea Huraumiafternoon visitors M;
.....~H..~4.1 ..l l 9 o u |l | ||n .
Wanted-A married man to
work.Separate house.Wallace
Chariot.41-lt'
..|| ::
now on diaphy at The Enterprise
office.41-lt
Mrs.Raytnomi Krogh held a
meeting of the Pick-up Club atLocal News
lusmson and W. J. K8opman, who is in North
we last Sun- Platte taking treatnwnta for his qf
eme J. Gus- leg, ls getting along very nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Snyder nd
mE ENTERPRISE ~"\;;§' 5351;
inns A. nuom ss.nbuu were Sunday- ~ - -Harry Ervey'1manlrn EVIZRY 'THURSDAY Ivan and y s
I \ ¥ . \ n | " ' n w h h 1 ' l f " | ¢ n l . r { ' l " ¥ f n n l n n f | I ' f \ \ f Q O V B I t o D B 9
u v u \ J\ | | \¢v l a a n \ l | | l l l l l \ l l l$ 1 2 V n l u e s | l f n l n n l T o w n n n b u s i n e s s l a s t
" " " " ' 1 Z : ' ; : ' " W \n d c e p e r Y u r SL N
Enterudu seeo':id»d¢u mawarnt the poltoflim at Blair, Nehfn
mam-me Act o l Co ngnu M
larch a. 1879.
Every subsrrlytinn ll regarded
u open account.The uma : o f
subscribers will be imma'-\.v 1°-mnved hxmourma dhgllrnte tthlnpintion ol tht time paid lor i!
the publlshen be notified; other-wise the subscription will nmnlll
ui force at the daiznlud sub-oaiption price.Ewrv subscribernut undenhnd that than candi-
d - made a pan of the cun-
__ . __._..._._.._ __ -
Bun County Herald
of Mrs.Robert Johns, who were'
injured in an auto accident neat
Boone, Neh.several weeks nga,
were able to be removed from the
huspltnl in Omaha and brought an
the Robert Johns home one ds !
hst week.They are able ~ be
around the house but it wi ll be
several months before they will be
entirely recovered-'Frank Linden shipped hogs toOmaha Sunday night for l\!ondBY'S
market.Two hundred relatives and
friends responded ta nn invitation
from the Hillside Hustlers Club to
attend n dance at the M. W . A.
y g,23rd.Humpton's orchestra o i
Omaha,furnished the music for
the occasion.At midnight lunch
was enjoyed by all after which
betwaen the publllhir gndhsli in Blair Frida evenin Oct
Expresses \)DhiionThe Bun County Herald mskes\
g stand on the $50,000,000 bondissue which is being asked for by
the Nebraska Good Roads Asso-
ciation which is entirely ln ac-
cord with the opinion voiced in
The Ente rise a few weeks ago.
The item allows:"The N bush Good Roads "'ifuture.
.._i.i__-... ...»..»..-.|...nmnl "1.-...-.. ,.,_,_,_.
dfmdng continued until 1:30 when
d l de arted,thanking the Clubmembfrsfor a pleasant evening.
The Club ladies feel well repaid
for their efforts and have received
many compliments of their suc-
cen; and it has been suggested to
fthem by numerous ones that an-
other affair of such nature should
be repeated some time in the
.........\ Annu
|'ner nuiue mst vvvuxiceuuy u w . -Christmos greeting\cnrds are Christmas greeting cards arelman'
.now on display at The/ Enterprise
office.4x-11,
Mrs. Jas.Kirby entertained a
half dozen ladies at cards lasb
Tuesday evening.
Mrs.0.M.!-Iammang at Arl-
ington, has been visiting friends
in and around Blair the past week.
hold services at the Episcopal
church Sunday at eleven o'clock
in the moming.
Mrs. Clyde M. Allen entertained
Mrs.John McKay.Mrs.w.D.
Hammond and Mrs.E. C. Pierce
at a bridge foursome last Wcd-
nesday.Mrs.Chas.N.Hansen received
word of the death of her older
brother,Mr.M.C.Bensen of
Kansas City and she and her son,
Ed left by num Thursday morning
for that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burbank and
Mrs. C. N. Hansen went over to
Fremont last Wednesday evening
to the home of their sister and
daughter. Mrs. s. G. Cram where
Jenn Cram was celebrating her
now on display at The EnterpnseI
'anc 41-it
Mrs.Chelsea Whitford enter-
tained the Tuesday bridge club on
last Tuesday evening.
W.IL C.Festival and Bazaar
at City Hall Saturday,Oct.ai.
The public invited 41-1t°
The W.R.C.kensington will
meet with Mrs. Wm. Strode Wed~
nesday nitemoon, Nov. 4.
Jonas Burcham has been suf~
fering sevenly of late with a
cnrbuncle on the hack of his neck.
Attend the Pumpkin Pie Festi-
vnl and Bazaar given by W. R. C.
ladies nt City llnll Saturday, Oct.
s m .41-it'
The lusy Bm Club will meet
Frids5 ftorwon al.fm: homo ofMrs.<Ii`.. Anlcrson ln Dexter
ville.
Month end Sale Fashion CenterSilk Dresses-$10 and $12 Valuesgo at $5.88-all sizes, styles and
materials.41-it
For Ssle-Hampshire boars.
One yesrllng and n few choice
spring boats.Priced reasonable.
Bishop Shayler of Omaha.tii
|fnur1p¢mH\ birthday.' "v..\.... 1z»,.s».=»hianninirtnm 41-2t
5 Mrs.Martin Jorgensen'Jr.of
[Florence was up last week to visit
,at the parental,A.E.Hanna
home.
Mr.and Mrs.Oscar Gilbertson
will entertain the pinochle club to
which they belong next Wednes-
dny evening.
For Sale-Large boned growthy
Hampshire boats,New stock for'old customers.Cecil B.Manley,
Ft. Calhoun.414;
For Sale-Seven pure bred
Hampshire boars.Ben Fairchild
Kennard,Neb.For terms see
E.0.Fairchild,Kennard,Nebr.
41-at
Fashion Cenier Beauty Parlor-\Phone 47-Alice Triplett.Finger
|W:\vel 25c We MONDAY 0nly»-mnkc appointments well in nd-
vance.Mrs.Henry Ladwi l i d twol
_children of Tekamah,spent last
§FHdBY and Saturday visiting at
'the Herman Ludwig home and
witlfother relatives in this city.
|Mr. and Mrs. Louie Nuevo and
children of L a Platte,spent the!day last Sunday at the parental
.Fred Soll home.Mr. and Mrs. H.
office.41-lt
W.R.C.Festival and Bazaar
at City Hall Saturday,Oct.31.
The public invited.41-lt'
Miss Edith Frain of Herman,
spent the veek-end at the par-
ental, Elmer I-'rain home.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met
at the home of Miss Corn. Bcnrd
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart und
Billy will go to Omaha Friday for
a few ds s dsit at the home ofylpn.. Deasauer.
.Mrs.Clemens Williamsen of
near Hermnn, was brought to the
Blair hospital Saturday for medi-
cal treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Osborn plan
to move next week from cnst Col-
;fax street ho the Henry Menckc-|
house on men Front meet.l
Frances 0'Hanlon, Mary Moore'
and Priscilla Rhasdes,who arc
attending Wayne College,spent
the weekend with home folks.
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-
Phone 47-Alice Tri lett.FingerWaves 25c Web-M01&DAY Only-
make appointments well in ad~
|vsnce.`.. --- -~
'now on display lt.ine zisiwipusuIgo at $5.88-all sizes, styla nnd
materials.41-lt
Miss Frances Koopmsn was
confined at home with zrippe the
first of the week but resumed her
teaching duties a t Herman on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ted Curley returned home
from the M. E. hospital in Omaha
Monday.bringing with her,a
dear little baby girl, bom Wed-
nesday, Oct. 14.
Mcsdsmes Al Sick and Raymond
Burr arranged and carrid out a
birthday dinner dn Mr. Sick at his
home last Tuesday evening. There
were fifteen guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mnnke of
Fontnnelle,spent the day last
Wednesday at the home of their
daughter,Mrs.J.W.Blatter.
Pauline and Teddy Blotter accom-
panied their grandparents home
Wednesday evening to spend a'few days."' i f .
Dr.and Mrs Wm. Hnller went
down to Omaha last Saturday eve~
ning to have dinner with Dr' '
mother,Mrs.Grace Haller o
left Sundny morning for her ha e
,
in Los Angeles after a visit f
I
........-,.-.._-.._Sunday.Mrs. John Newell is hostess do
the married ladies bridge club this
Thursday afternoon nt her home
west of town..
The Wilde Wood Circle will
meet with Mr.and Mrs.F.W.
Arndt Sunday, Nov. 1.There will
be an Armistice Da program.
Mrs.J.E.Kelle moved this
week from east Ii coln street to
her home on south Walker nveuewhich she has recently remodeled.
The Lutheran Guild of the First
Luthern church, met nt the church
parlors last Wednesday nftemoon
with Mrs. Hans C. Jersild ns the
hostess.
A regular meeting.of A.L.
Audllnry will be -held Monday
evening, Nov. 2`nt Schelfler Hall.
This is the first mectlng' since the
election of officers and n good st-
tendfmce is especially urged
The women of the Wednesday
night bridge club held a surpdse
stag party fo their better halves
at the W. W.ilkinson home last
Wednesday evening.There was d
fine dinner followed by cards.
Have you seen the beautiful
.__, . ..__nf..
l ~1;=|=._Charlotte Armstend entertained at
a Hallowe'en party at the Clyde
M. Allen home last evening with
refreshments served ut the Arm-
stead home later in the evening.
There were sixteen juniors pres-
ent.Mrs.L.L.Lantry's grandson,
Gliddon Brooks cam¢ up Saturday
from Lincoln and visited nt the
Lantry home until Sunday after-
noon when Mrs. Lsntry went hack
with him to spend a little vacation
with her son-in-lnw,4 Dr.Earl
Brooks and family.
Sundny's Lincoln State Journal
states that E. C. Hunt of this city
who operates u number of tele-
phone companies in northeast Neh.
rasks, asked the railway commis-
sion Friday for permission to
cancel the charges now authorized
lor making service connections
when instruments are installed or
moved, for a period of two weeks
only. During that time, the article
goes on to say, Mr. Hunt will con-
duct at each exchange, an inten-
dve campaign for new business.
Mrs. Herman Ludwig entertain-
ed the L. L W . B. and Young
Married Folks classes of the
Christian church at her home at a
hard time party on last Tuesday
eyening.There were between
forty-five and fifty present to en-
joy the lun.Hsllowe'en decora-
tions and games were earned out
and nearly all wore the hard time
costumes for which »>f==~were
given.Mrs.Budge G Shin and
Mrs.Clarence Brundage captured
the prizes for the boat costumes.
A typical Hsllowe'en lunch of
sandwiches,coffee,doughnuts,home-made candy and apples was
enjoyed.Those who wore too fine
a costume paid fines which went
into the class funds for the benefit
of the Sunday school:
The Woman's Baptist Quarterly
will meet at the First Baptist
church in Omaha Friday, Oct. 30,
and a number from the local Bnp~
tist church are expecting to at~
tend.
Mr. and Mrs.J. W. Blutter and
family of this city and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Monkc of Fontanelle,
were dinnier guests last Sunday ut
the Luther Monke home; hear Fon~tanelle.1
J.S.Tilden, Julius Tilden and
Mrs. Hunt of Benedict, Neb., came
lust Wednesday to spend n few
dnys at the Dr. R. E. Tilden home.
The former is the futher of Dr,
Tilden.
The D. A. R, have a genealogical
traveling library at the City Pub-
llc Library in this city for the use
of anyone who is interested.The
lmolrs belong to thg state D. A. R's
and will be in Blair for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Sorenson and
family of Arlington,were last
Sunday aitemoon Walton at the
parental C. M. Christensen home.
Clanenee Christensen retumed with
Mr. and Mrs. Sorensen, where he
will spend a couple of weeks bud:-
ing corn.
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ichliter
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
air High School
105
153
208
184
120
111
185
160
136
119/ Blair Telephone
illman
Ietedith
oar
1 nrry
94
00
136107
159
Football
~oats
anison
LoweRich rw i f .
American
Nelson
Sdmlz
Si JohnsonL. Rnhllng
Seeden
147
144
142
114
100
138
112
97'71
113
156
137
135
143
97
Legion
1 12
88
96
1ao
12s
MERCHANTS LEAGUE
Clxrlsvensen Lumbe
Hines
Siert
Watr\ck
Simomen /
ChristensenTohls-21'70_
lnmlt
B. Lundt
Fees
F. Imndt
Mlher
Johnson
Totnls-2200.
J. L. P
M. BeckL. C. Klopp
Fred Guyer
R. Harrison
G.McQunrrle
Totds;-2808,
lndepen
o. Schdller
M. BrockE. Schmidt
L. Fnrnberg
W.GutsclxowTotals-2191_
159142
122
160
12s
Brol.
117
149
181
114
224
oumh
121
155
109
129
116
dents
152
158
132
150
161
BOOSTER LEAGUE
Post Office
Don Stewart
Ted Stewart
Bob Mchiillnn
E. Lamb
C. Millronx
115
136
126
1ss
162
114
87
118
142
136
r Co.
178
146
188
189
147
122
1 52
87
1so
122
168
159
122
128
206
142
142
188
169
165
117
180
145
146
101
G r a m m C mn my
0. Anderson 122 187
Reidmiller 85 129
L. H. Larson 12|110
wuuns 96 119
J. Lemon 99 116
Fuhio u Center
sz
ws
90
114
185
131
86
86
03
100
145
154
135
93
140
98
1 1 1
105
132
128
182
148153
1a1
102
128
215
110
155
1s4
1ss
20s
185
1 1s
166
157
116
11s
1ss158
122
1 12
95
1s4
127
125
121
145
10s
109
Marks
Hopewell
Sehuldt
Lichliter
Reynolds
Totals--1765.
m h uCo
H. Nelson
L. Nelson
Rasmussen
Hansen
Boobs
Totals-2062.
105
84
102
153
144
ker
1 19
1 53
146
143
129
1.10
131
105
120
189
116
158
135
96
184
B4
124
114
1.34
1'1s
11 1
140186
89
137
PROFESSIONAL LEAGUE
Union
Allen
Chambers
Vinton
Kuehl
Cordes
Totals-2197.
Brock
Brown
Bnrcham
Gustin
Armstead _
Totals-1968.
Barbers
137
132
189
141
129
127
155110
90
Attorneys
Lundt
0'HanlonCnrrigan
Slck
Maher.Couri H
E. Cordes
Guyer
Sutherland
McQuan-ie
Cook
Totals-2161.
135
182
107
186
1 46
nune175
170
102
129
144
Citizens State Bn
137 159
151
174
184
194
172
nk
160
1 57
75
99
123
128
86131
154
145
118
88
149
193
117
166
155
151
153
150
1.22
130
126
117
152
85
147
112
206
150
159
12s
138
178
QUIET YOUR
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RS. Alice Fl-udxef m mMahon) My! sho 1|Sl hap-
piest woman Ln the world.""1 dun und to wich Iwas dead.Cmddn'¢ dup;
wuldvft enjoy m m .I t
ncms as though I trigd
n e r vebut wtthousan bnnefitun-
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worth for wmv! am the ha
plan woman In the umand 1 d¢m't mason mm/b¢.'Mrs.Alice Fischer
u "gl-°' Nurn-aw c»-uv.}:~¢1 as. mm m. Inu
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'. Boll ot Scribner, were also Sun-
ay visitors.
A blaze in the Chas. Mortensen
itchen on west Park street Tues-
ay afternoon called the fire boys
ver but had been put out when
hey arrived.There was practic-
lly no damage.
. E. J. Hancock are
dinner today,the
and Mrs.B.F.
son,Norman of
Rev. and Mrs
ntertaining at
ollowing:M
lancock andlooper,Mr.and Mrs.Burdette
lancock and Miss Aimee Hancock
f Blair.
Mr.and Mrs.Hans H.Frahm
nd family of Blair, Mr. and Mrs.
Valter Frahm and Shirley of
iashville and Arthur Jacobs of
lenson, spent last Friday evening
islting at the Chris Fradtm home
n the Wranch district.
Mr.and Mrs.Carl Kolwmran
nd Miss Margaret Von Lankin
lrove to Omaha Wednesday of
ant week to bring Mrs.Anna
(olterman home.She had been
pending the past four weeks vis-
Ling with her ron, Ewald Kolter-
nan and family of the metropolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Frahm and
amily of this city, and Mr. and
Ars.Calle Hansen and family of
auth ot Blair, spent last Subur-
lay night at the Soren Miller
iome near Herman helping Chris
Hiller celebrate his .thirteenth
>irt.hday.He is a grandson o l
loren Miller.A nice lunch was
erved later in the evening.
Mrs. Carl Rohwer,who lives
auth of Blair, held open house to
ler' many friends and neighbors on
ast Tuesday afternoon and eve-tlng, the occasion being her birth
nniversary.Visiting was enjoyed
lmong the friends gathered there
md both afternoon and evening
ound a large crowd.Refresh-
nents were served by the hostess
.nd her daughters..
Mrs.Emma Shields of Omaha,
.pent the past week visiting old
riends and relatives in Blair. She
vas a guest at the homes of Mr.
ind Mrs.W.W.Wilkinson,Mr.
md Mrs.Frank Simpson,Mrs.
5. C. Pierce and Mrs. E. S. Bcaty.
vhs.Shields and family lived in
ilair a number of years ago and
Zlair friends are always pleased
o greet her when she comes again.
Mr.and Mrs.Earl Jensen of
iorth of Blair, entertained a num-
rer of relatives and friends at
.heir home last Saturday evening.
The occasion being Mrs. Jensen's
a=..¢\.....~.i..a.-saw 'rho ovenimr
1
Charley Compton cangnr.tae.
first finger of his left hand in an
elevator chain out at the Byron
Bunn farm Monday afternoon and
was brought to the hospitalwhere
the finger was amputated.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Linden and
family and Mr.and Mrs.Paul
Jefferson attended a birthday
party at the Henry Soll home ln
Omaha last. Tuesday night, honor-
ing Henry Soil Jr's. birthday.
Walter Gutschow,Cleveland
Jones and John A. Carrigan at-
tended the Nebraska-Kansas foot-
ball game at Lincoln last Satur-day.They were aecompihled by'
Jack Maher and Gifford Dixon Jr.
Mrs. Margaret Bonine left lost
Friday to spend n short time with`
her sister, Mrs. Warren Smith of
Fremont.Mrs.Bonine recently
broke her arm and the reports
are that the break is mending very
nicely.
Mr.and Mrs.Ernest (Boone)
Gustin are the proud parents of a
new baby boy.The young man
was born Sunday morning and has
been named Ernest Jr.Both
'mother and son are reported to be
getting along very nicely.I Mr.and Mrs.Claus Wulf and
Mrs. Sophia Reeh drove out tothe
Hans Wulf home near Oram last
Tuesday afternoon and spent the
altemoon helping Hans Wai! cele-
brate his birthday.He is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Wulf.
Mrs. Ted Lathrop drove to Oma-
ha last Wednesday afternoon to
bring her mother, Mrs. C1 E. Nor-
ris home with her.Mrs.Norris
has been spending a short time in
Omaha, and expects to return to
her home at Ord Sunday, Nov. lst.
Miss Charlotte Schafer of Oma-
ha, was a Saturday evening din-
ner guest at the Carl Kolterrnanhome.Later in the evening, Fred-
erick Kolterrnan and Miss Schafer
drove over to Hooper where they
spent the night and Sunday at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Schafer.
<Mrs. Pete smrkletr and daugh-
ter Mary,Mrs. Chas.Stricklett
and Mrs. Cora Bouvler drove toLincoln Saturday to see Mrs. Mary
McCoy who is critically ill at the
home of her sister,Mrs.MorrisRelchenbach.Her mother,Mrs.l
Chas.Stricklett and sister,Mrs.'
Bouvier stayed down to be with
her.l The Sunnyside' school gave a
program and box social last Tues~
A... ,..-...reap .man oh. direction of
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:ral weens Wim relauvea anu Aladdin and uoleman Lamps.vwndsinandaroundBlairandlauowyou$|_50 go $239 on old
alia,'lamp or lantern on a new one.
_number fram ihis city a¢.|See our window display of differ-'
ied the reception of the newly aut patterns, The -'mdt Hdwe.I t
:ted president ol' the Rebekah' M.rs.Jae l3andur,Mrs. Leo Faus~
emhly, Clara E. Lush of 0mu~ set,Mrs.Louis Lowe and Mrs.
at the Odd Fellows hall in Fred Ray, all of Herman visited
aha last Wednesday night.Mrs.Shirley MqKercher on lust
use attending were Mr.and Thursday ai§ernoon.Later u
s.A.E.Hanna,Mrs.,Nellie lovely lunch was served, which the
icrson,Mrs,Frank Brass and self-invited guests had broughtIn Maxim Taylor.lwnh them.4
of a ch ever to put over its
fifty mllll n dollar road paving
bond issue in Nebraska.The Good
Roads as. cistion at the state
meeting 'Hastings this week at-
tempted o crystalize sentiment
but it fell far short of the desired
goal.lf 'mes were normal, the
taxpayers might; consider the plan
to build paved road to everycounty seat and make a networkofroads iovcr this state,but in
times ukeiure present, it does not
show good; judgment upon the part
of the promoters to even suggest
auch a plan.The present roadbuildingprograminNebraska is
advancing steadily with a sane
and sensible plan.The four cent
gasoline tax combined with the
federal aid is providing funds for
highway work in a satisfactory
manner.Burt county was repre-
sented at the Hastings meeting by
a delegation who were unalter-
ahly opposed to the bond issue,
and favor the continuation of the
present state plan.Iowa real es-
tate is now suffering from thebond blanket and investors are
looking across the river to Neb-
raska as a bond-(ree state in which
to invest their surplus money in
farm land.This will mean higher
prices for real estate and better
drnes for Nebraska farmers If
we wish to get out fro undertheblanlaetofdepressiln,we
must sea to it that a fifty million
bond issue is not put over in
Nebraska."
The people ought to be ooa-
vinced that everyone pays as.Everyone Kvha pays rent pays
the tax on the real estate that he
occupies.On everything purchas-
M in a store taxation is some-
how included.The politicians
fail to explain this,for it does
not suit their book.-From the
Iron Age.
CONG A 10 AL c a u s e s
A. F. Newell, Pastor
Service of worship Sunday at
11 o'cJock,[canducted by the pastor
with special music by the choir.
Church School at 10 a. rn.,Prin.
F. E. Fladk, superintendent.
The young people gather at
6:30 for their discussion meeting.
Prof.Malmin of Dana College
gave a most thoughtful and in-
forming address on church music
which was thoroughly enjoyed and
appreciated by ui.,young people
last Sunday evening.
Month end Sale Fashion CenterSilk Dresses-~$10 and $12 Values
goat_§5.B8-all sizes, styles and
last week with her sister, Mrs. Ed
Ehninger in Omaha.1 Leo Clausen visited his brother,
Andrew near Omaha, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. .lens Sorensen of
near Orum,were Monday after-
noon visitors at Roben Rasmus-sen's.J 1
Mrs.Harry Ervey sirwminea
the Hillside Hustlers Club Thurs-
|day afternoon.Mrs.Chris Lar-
sen of Herman and Mrs.Clark
Stricklett of Blair, 'were visitors
oi the Club.Mrs.Larsen spent
Thursday night at Dan Phillips'
and accompanied them to Omaha
Friday where she visited her sis-
ter,Mrs.Ted Curley,who is in
the Methodist hospitfal.1Mr.and Mrs.John Rhandes
were Monday evening callers atthe Dan Phillips home.\
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rasmussenand family spent Sunday evening!
st George Reeh's.Eda Anderson spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her bro-ther, Chris andifamily in Blair.
\
NOTICE OF CHATTEL
MORTGAGE SALE
Notice is hereby given that on
the 19th day of November,1931
at 10 o'clock A. M. at the premises
hereinafter described in Washing-
ton County, Nebraska, the under-
dgned win sau eo the highest
bidder for cash:
All the corn crop grown on the
following described premises, in-
cluding all the com in the fields
and in the cribs and other bulld-
ings on the premises,to-wit:
the East '/r of the Northwest 'Aof Section 36, Twp,18,Range
11;the Southwest 'A of the
Northeast E4 of Section 36, Twp.
18, Range 11; and the North 'ri
of the Southeast %of Section
36, Twp.18,Range 11,all in
Washington County, Nebraska.
covered by a chnttel mortgage
executed by S.A. Va nWlnkleto
Mary E.Sheffield Cnxtsinger on
the 14th day of September, 1931.
Said mortgage was filed for record
in the office of the County Clerk
of Washington County, Nebraska.
Said sale will be held for tho
purpose of foreclosing said mort-
gage and satisfying the amount
now due thereon, to-wit: The sum
of Twelve Hundred Dollars ($1200)
and accruing costa."___ e-°\.-,.-n .-.r..=........
Announcement
W e are opening a Home Bakery and
Luncheonette In the
Dr. Hinchman nunamg
215 W. Washington St,
SATURDAY, Oct. 31
Your Pnlranage L\ Soliciled
Mrs. Benha Dudgcon
Mrs. Mabel Streckfus
zauiunsg) uuo
Announcement
W e are opening a Home Bakery and
Luncheonette In the
Dr. Hinchman nunamg
215 W. Washington St,
SATURDAY, Oct. 31
Your Pnlranage L\ Soliciled
Mrs. Benha Dudgcon
Mrs. Mabel Streckfus
zauiunsg) uuo
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C O F F E E H O U S E
(Best Because It's Fresh)
.Priced at 25c - 30c - 35c and 40c
The Coffee Ho u s e
MRS. JAMES KIRBY, Prop.
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was spent PIB:/ing plnochle, ulefeltheir teacher, Miss Beatrice Foley.
beinK three tables.Mrs.Milt/on A very good program was given
Carlberg and Hilton Rhoadesmd a large crowd attended.A
held high scores and Mr. and Mrs. neat sum was taken in fmm the
Leslie Thompson had low s¢°r¢&}b¢xeg sold which will be applied
Lovely refreshments were served on the purchasing of a new pianolute in the evening.llor the school.
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Germitox Tablets
Most Effective Krlpwn
GERMICIDE
' Prevents
Roup in Poultry
Feed--
Germitox Tablets
in Drinking Water
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Sold by
The Blair Drug Co.
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1 O Dayscn<'f1FELL Holm |41-az Mor1KH8'¢°°
WITH 'rar-:BOWLERS
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson from Got-
don called on Mr. Moorey Tuesday.CITY LEAGUERev. :md Mrs. Ruunell and Mrs.Robinun Cafe A large beautiful W o o d
Lined Stove Board goes with
each
........,\.... ..\.... \.~---,v........ .....Home Monday, also brought some
supplies for the Home.Fees
Bev.T.Webswr,wife and Stmde
daughters dmve out from Omaha Robinson
Sunday to see Miss Amanda Web- Cordes
Game Game Gaml
148 174 131
181 138 n o
me 101 1 1s
166 179 189
mer.Rev. Weblter also tookput Anderson
in the chapel services which were Totals-2228
157 196
in charge at Miss mum Martin.=Stenri Pharm:
Rev. Day went ho Omaha Mon- Siezt
day to see his daughter, Ruth.D. Stewart
Mr. and Mn. Earl Forney and Gustin
family of Lim:o\n,spent Sundxy Hitchman
with Mrs. Anna Campbell.Mn. H.Swwnt
154
115
181
181
144
CY
157
172
126
114
124
14s
151
175
106
146
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COPPER-CLAD
Twin Flue
Super Heater
A W o n d e r f o r W a r m t h
'It heats the whole house the
H E A L T H F U L W A Y
It ls a Beauty
Prices are Lower
Forney is Mn. Campbell! daugh-I B. Nelsun
ter.''rams-2019
Mrs. Lichty enjoyed a very den Hl¢¢|\¢fY
!rlend'n company Sunday,Mrs. K.Cook
Evans from Lincoln.G.CqokMr. Miller and wife of Lincoln, Beck ~
spent Sunday with the former'a Gaydou ,
father, G. W. Miller.Gntschvw
The Booth festival of the Omaha Totals-2251
'Epwolth league Chapters was A Flrnbe rl
lurp ma ,A goodly number o£ E. Cordea
supplies had been gathered for the Wm. McDonald
home.L. Hansen
185
186
1 17
135
169
1a2
159
156
186
186
Hdvre.
159 178
111, ms141108
1m
158
168
135
188
157
1ss
173
1 65
W. l='|rn\>¢l'8Month and Sale Fashion Oenw L_ hmmmSilk Dreues-410-and $12 Values Harding
go at $5.88-all sizes, styles and Total 291
m
116
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materials.41-lc Pilot-Tribune
_Hn.1.smE NEWS 0F iliéum
GARDNER DISTRICT Knuse
Sdxeifler
.M m Chnrlev Dandelscm return- Schumacher
187
147
180
162
14s
177
110
48
u s
189
124
172
162
163
1 12
48
178
139
154
142
136
-.q
'gd-{,|;}-l9;;|}1;é R 5akiAE<1'i§IEE§fo
after spending a week wailing ai lawn-Nebraska
the home of her sister, Mrs. Rob't.AlienRasmussen and family.Bmwn
Mr.and Mrs. Tom Maher and Burnhamthreechildrenof Omaha,were Lundt
Sunday afternoon visitors and Boots `_
162
183
121
136
147
The Arndt Hardwarell'»B
l1B
L82
lB3
L78
187
u s
172
145
210
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Look for your name m the ads-
For Sale:Five spring Poland
China boats.Wm. Gosker, Blair,
nr. 1 40-2t'
C. K. Bendarl, ueenaen embdm-
Lo ok fo r y ou r n a me i n th e a d s
W in ter apples f o r sale,212 on
5.Lester Barton.37- tf
Fu rn itur e, mg a an d flo or c over -
f f .Ilatin .\.R. Ben dorf.21- tf
I I Ft | rfl. Ar len of Omaha , sp ent
¢|iI.}lI : t Sunday a t the par-
hl.1l i n t o A lle r i h o mc .
Az: -- rn ey A lb an Ne ls on o f Oma-
~r \\.;|.;i n Bla i r Wednesday an d
harsday o n leg al matter s.
F o r S a le - R o a n bu ll c a lf ab ou t
~urteen mo n th s old.Phone 1 1
n 54.W allac e Snowdon.40-2t
Mr . an d Mr s . J a c k C r owd ; we r e
t Satu rday even ing vi s ora a t
ae J ohn J . J en sen home, west of
lair.
Mr .an d Mr s .Lou is Long'o f
errnan,were guests o f Mr .and
Irs.Ha r r y W alker la st Sunday
ening.
W m .Sha nk o f Mar io n,I o wa
pent Fr id ay n i g h t a n d Saturday
t.the ho me o f hi s niece,Mr s .
. 0 .Ireland.
Ma rr ie d a t th e Me th od is t pa r-
onnge Fri day noon,Mr .Ma r io n
'arkinson an d Mi s s Fer ne Hesse
f J eff ers on, Io wa.
Mr .and Mr s.An d re w lio hs a nd
aughters o f we s t o f Bla ir,we re
st Satur da y after no on c a ller s at
e' 0li\ er I iu di es on h ome.
Mr .and Mr s .Le o Sc h mi tz an d
ildrc n of Omaha , sp ent last S at..
rday ni g h t and Sunday a t the
ar en ta l, A nd re w Fe er h ome.
Mr .and ll-I rs . " Pu g" Gr iff in re-
urned to their ho me a t Linc oln
ost Th ur sd ay after several day s
sit wi th Mr .and Mr s .Hu g h
ooke.~ ' *To ""§,
Mr .and Mr s.C.B.Han sen o f
his c ity ,spent la s t Sunday eve4
ing vi s iti ng at th e ho me o f the i r
augh ter,Mr s .Rob ert Andreasen
|Kennard.
Mr s .J ames Stapleton plans to
e t u m ho me the la tte r p a r t o f
is wee k a fter sp en d in g th e p as t
wo we e k s wi th her d au gh te rs a t
iou x Ci ty an d Cr ai g.
Mr .and Mr s.Ster lin g Ma y e s
n d li ttle dau ghter o f Fr e mon t,
'ere iast Sunday after noon vis it-
rs and supper guests a t th e
iolge r Ha ns en h ome.
Mr .and Mir).J o h n Ande rson
f Ne ola,I o wa spent Satu rday
i g h t a n d Sunday a t th e He r m a n
nderson home,sou th o f Bla ir.
e me n are brothers.
Th e Hi lls i de Hu a tle r s C lub ga ve
p a r ty danc e a t th e M .W .A .
all la st F ri da y n ig ht, th er e be in g
la rg e number pr ese nt.A ve r y
ic e ti me wa s reported.
Mr .and Mr s.Ne ls Svendiraard
n d daughters,Franc es and Ru th
f ne a r A r lin g ton , ae r e I n s t Sat-
rrlay afternoon visitors a t the
els Li ndber g home an this c ity .
Mr .and Mr s .Ca r l Christensen
ntertained the pinoc hle eiub a t
heir ho me Inst Mo nd ay evening.
Irs.Charlie Han sen and Ra smus
nh an se n we r e th e wi nn e rs o f th e
rst prizes.
Mr .and. Mrs.E .M .Peters o f
.ineoln,were Saturday ni g h t
~uests of Mrs. Mable Strec kfus at
he home o f her si ster, Mr s. Frank
Mr .:
la s t T h
W .»
a t City
THE pu ¢
Mr .1
Kuh.n's Photos willplease you. Dt!Look for your name in the ads.
Furniture, rugs and floor cover~Furniture, rugs and floor cover-ings.Mathew R. Bendorf.21-H ings.Mathew R. Bendorf.21-tf
Mrs.Bert Noh entertained theMonday evening bridge club at her.
home this week.
hEss Florence Wolff of Omaha,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her father, Carl Wolff.
See the liolmquist Grain and
Lumber Co.for Petroleum Coke.
No ashes, no soot and no dust.I tMrs.August Rathmarm is hosfl
toss to the Coffee Club at her
home this Thursday afternoon.
'\lrs John T Galla her s nt...g pelast Thursday afternoon visiting
at the home of Mrs. Chris Larsen.
The McCarthy Progressive Club.
after-
Chris
ls meeting this (Thursday)
noon at the home of Mrs.
Hinz.
.Attend the Pumpkin Pte
val and Bazaar given by W.
ladies at City Hall Saturday, Oct.
31st.41-it'
Regular $7.50 Permanent Waves,
$5 and ss NOW.Either Crogiaole
or Spiral Wind.Phone 197, Mrs.K. A. Pound.l z e u
Mrs.Joe Bdndur of Herman,
called at the 'Shirley McKeroher
home Sunday to see the new baby
girl that arrived recently.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Meierhenry
and daughters were last Sunday
afternoon visitors at the Charles
Krohn home, west of Herman.
Mr. and Mrs.Hugh Sutherland
and Vivian were last Sunday eve-
ning supper guests at the A.J.
Sutherland home, west of Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mf Beaty, Miss
Beulah Roberts and Miss Ruth
Burr drove to Lincoln Saturday
and attended the Kansas-Nebraska
football game.
Mrs. Harry Anderson of Arling-
ton,and Miss Edna Newkirk of
north of Arlington,spent last
Monday aftemoon visiting at the
home of Mrs. Alfred N. Feer.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Orr, Mr. and
Mrs.W. D. Smith of Tekamah,
and Mrs. Alice Wiese of Chicago,
Festi-
R. c.
were last Sunday callers at the'
home of M`:rs. Frank Dudgeon.
Ed Matthiesen, Carl Pieper and
Harry Morris returned home last
Thursday afbernoon from Norfolk
after attending the Firernen's con-
vention the forepart of the week.
Mrs. Vernon Bellows entertain-
ed the Double Four Club at her
home last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Max Bain held high score for
the afternoon.The hostess served
a delicious lunch.
Mrs.Henry Hansen on nonh
Third street,entertained the fol-
lowing guests at dinner last Sun-
day: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peter-sen and family of Omaha, Mr. and
Mrs.Frank Peterson of west of
Blair.
Mx-.and Mrs.Frank Freeland
and son,Billie of Omaha,spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
l"reeland's sister,Mrs.Birdie
Warrick.Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Free-
land of Chicago, were also Sunday
/guests.
Mrs.Hugh Choke entertained
three tables of bridge on Tuesday
evening of last week,honoring
For Sale-Boarsl Boars.Boars.
'Red boars and gilts. Hosea Wilson.
'37-tf|l f you want a good Poland
lChlna boar see Bill Armstrong.
lle's got them.39-tf
Mrs. U. G. Garner is hostea to
the Baptist Mission Circle at her
home this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Wolff drove t
Omaha Sunday evehlng and visite
Mr. and Mrs. U.J. Wolff.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embolm-
er and undertaker,Blair.Office
phone, 161; res. phone, 133.34.1
See the Holrnquist Grain and
Lumber Co. for Petroleum Coke.
No ashes, no soot and no dust.l t
For Salz Six Hampshire boars,
priced for quick sale.Lawrence
Jespersen.Phone 212 on 54, Blair.
41-2h
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cook and Mr.
and Mrs. Kirby Cook called at the
Jack Cook home at Arlington last
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Sam Steele and
daughters, of north of Blair, were
last Saturday evening visitors at
the Delmar Feer home.I
Miss Helen Anderson of Herman
spent the week-end at the home of
her grandparents,Mr.and Mrs.
J. P. Anderson on west Nebraska
street.
Mr.and Mrs.Jack Crowdy
spent last Sunday aftemoon visit-
ing at the home of their daugh-
ter,Mrs.Hans Lebbert at Ben~
nington.` "" '~<
Mrs. Al Karnett and two little
daughters of Norfolk, were dinner
guests last Friday at the George
Caldwell home.Mrs. Karnett is a
niece of Mr. Caldwell.
Mrs John Weber and daugh-
ters,Mattie and Marguerite, and
Byron Bartling of Hooper, drove
to Lyons last Sunday for a visit
at the Lars Weber home.
Mrs. Henry Hokum returned to
her home at York,Neb.last
Thursday, after a few days visit
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Belford.
Mr. Sheldon Peck, who has been
confined to his bed for some time
was feeling quite poorly last week.
Miss Esther Rasmussen of Ken-.
nard, is helping care for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chappellof
Fremont, called at the W. W. Wil-
kinson home Sunday evening. Mrs.
Chappell was formerly Mrs. Mar-
jorie Metzinger before her recent
marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley McKercher
announce the arrival of 9. seven
and a quarter pound baby girl at
their home last Fnday night.Mr.
land Mrs.McKercher also have a
young son who is very proud of
his little sister.
llks.George Kuhr Sr., who has
been staying at the home of her
daughter,Mrs.Hans Wrich on
west Washington street is now
'staying at the Will Kuhr home.
She suffered a stroke several
weeks ago but is now able to get
ground nicely.
lI
l
I
...;, . .,.,.
phone, 161: ma. phone. 188.a-¢f
Mrs.James l'.Sorensen spent
last Thursday afternoon visiting
Mrs. C. R. Sutton, north of Blair.
For the best price bring your
cream,chickens and eggs toJohn MeKay's Feed Store.Phone
Black 89.39-tl
` Mm.Neum Warrick and son,
Manley of north of Blair,were
last Sunday afternoon visitors at
the D.A. Compton home in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Metzinger
and family were dirmer guests
ast Sunday and spent the day at
he Ed Hovendick home, south of
Blair.
For Sal;F-year-old Red Polled
milk cow and heifer calf; also 6-
year-old roun cow to be fresh
~'thin a month.Phone 1212 on88.J. C. Paulson.41-It
Mrs.Andrew Feer,Alfred N.
Feer of Blair, and Mrs. Christine
Vlasak of Winnebago,attended
the funeral of a friend,Mrs. 0.
Truhlsen at Oakland, last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and
sons, Howaro and Roy and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Cuhlwell spent last
Sunday altentoon visiting at the
Glen Ray home north of Arling-
ton.'
Mr.and Mrs.B ron McDonald
of Blair, and Mrs.chel McDon-
ald and son,Allan of south of
Blair,were dinner guests last
Sunday at the Harley Wilcox
home, south of Blair.
Mr. and Idrs. Nels Lindberg en-tertained at dinner last Sunday,
her mother,Mrs.Lena Thielfoldt
and Hnrry und "\'tud" nf west of
Herman.Miss Leona Larsen of
Blair, was also n visitor.
The body of Mrs. Elvira New
bum, aged 85, was brought Mon~
day from Columbus and lnld to
rest in the cemetery here.The
Rev. Walter H. Jackson had charge
of the commitment services.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rohrbaugh
of Omaha were Sunday dinner
guests at the Sherry Moore home.
Mr.Rohrhaugh was the engineer
at the Blauir swimming pool last
summer.They are old friends of
Mr.and Mrs.Moore of years
standing.
Mrs.Margaret Iverson and
daughters, Pearl of Blair, an-1 \Irs.
T. K.Iverson .md ahildnen of
north of Blair, visited last 3atur-
day with Mrs. Dsl Ballard.Mrs.
Ballard has been very ill at her
home several vm-ks.She is re
ported as a lituo better.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen MrDonald :f
this city ent:-:rained a number of
rn-lati\'¢s at -lirnier last Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. .'f....T Olsen, Mr. and
Mrs.Clarence Olsen and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olsen and fam~
ily, all of north of Blair, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hallbefg and son,
Paul of Omaha.
Miss Dorothy Hain entertained
her Sunday School class of the
Methodist church last Sunday alt-
emoon in Johns grove west of
Blair.Her class consists of boys
from arouhd the ages of nlnc to
eleven and there were around ten
boys present.The afternoon was
r.Omaha,
visitors
Mrs.
Junction
for a s~
home.
Mr.a
spent th
parental
Omaha.
Mr.
were sirof Mr.
last Tue
Mrs.
the Pau
Carthy
Barry w
Mr. a
daughte
Rita spe
visiting
Bend.
Brunton
drove .
took
theatre.
Mr.=
turned
from a
Falls, S
repo .
M.r. a
Claren
Wednes
week,
home, n
Mrs.
guerite
ning fo
a few d
Mrs.'
are sis
Merta
Mrs. H
went a
Mayo
is repo
ting al~
he will
soon.
Mrs.
tended
for Ma
last M
number
that vi
Miss
gifts.
Mrs.
A. F.
Thurs~
went b
her mo
Henry
Hines
the rid
Mrs.
ter,M
Friday
kota tn
ing a~
will vis
L l w .
c . w.
Relat
that
Iowa ~~
Miller
Blair a
his frle
the so
Henna
Hans F
Mrs.
LGCAL NEWS
Look for your name m the ads-
For Sale:Five spring Poland
China boats.Wm. Gosker, Blair,
nr. 1 40-2t'
C. K. Bendarl, ueenaen embdm-
Lo ok fo r y ou r n a me i n th e a d s
W in ter apples f o r sale,212 on
5.Lester Barton.37- tf
Fu rn itur e, mg a an d flo or c over -
f f .Ilatin .\.R. Ben dorf.21- tf
I I Ft | rfl. Ar len of Omaha , sp ent
¢|iI.}lI : t Sunday a t the par-
hl.1l i n t o A lle r i h o mc .
Az: -- rn ey A lb an Ne ls on o f Oma-
~r \\.;|.;i n Bla i r Wednesday an d
harsday o n leg al matter s.
F o r S a le - R o a n bu ll c a lf ab ou t
~urteen mo n th s old.Phone 1 1
n 54.W allac e Snowdon.40-2t
Mr . an d Mr s . J a c k C r owd ; we r e
t Satu rday even ing vi s ora a t
ae J ohn J . J en sen home, west of
lair.
Mr .an d Mr s .Lou is Long'o f
errnan,were guests o f Mr .and
Irs.Ha r r y W alker la st Sunday
ening.
W m .Sha nk o f Mar io n,I o wa
pent Fr id ay n i g h t a n d Saturday
t.the ho me o f hi s niece,Mr s .
. 0 .Ireland.
Ma rr ie d a t th e Me th od is t pa r-
onnge Fri day noon,Mr .Ma r io n
'arkinson an d Mi s s Fer ne Hesse
f J eff ers on, Io wa.
Mr .and Mr s.An d re w lio hs a nd
aughters o f we s t o f Bla ir,we re
st Satur da y after no on c a ller s at
e' 0li\ er I iu di es on h ome.
Mr .and Mr s .Le o Sc h mi tz an d
ildrc n of Omaha , sp ent last S at..
rday ni g h t and Sunday a t the
ar en ta l, A nd re w Fe er h ome.
Mr .and ll-I rs . " Pu g" Gr iff in re-
urned to their ho me a t Linc oln
ost Th ur sd ay after several day s
sit wi th Mr .and Mr s .Hu g h
ooke.~ ' *To ""§,
Mr .and Mr s.C.B.Han sen o f
his c ity ,spent la s t Sunday eve4
ing vi s iti ng at th e ho me o f the i r
augh ter,Mr s .Rob ert Andreasen
|Kennard.
Mr s .J ames Stapleton plans to
e t u m ho me the la tte r p a r t o f
is wee k a fter sp en d in g th e p as t
wo we e k s wi th her d au gh te rs a t
iou x Ci ty an d Cr ai g.
Mr .and Mr s.Ster lin g Ma y e s
n d li ttle dau ghter o f Fr e mon t,
'ere iast Sunday after noon vis it-
rs and supper guests a t th e
iolge r Ha ns en h ome.
Mr .and Mir).J o h n Ande rson
f Ne ola,I o wa spent Satu rday
i g h t a n d Sunday a t th e He r m a n
nderson home,sou th o f Bla ir.
e me n are brothers.
Th e Hi lls i de Hu a tle r s C lub ga ve
p a r ty danc e a t th e M .W .A .
all la st F ri da y n ig ht, th er e be in g
la rg e number pr ese nt.A ve r y
ic e ti me wa s reported.
Mr .and Mr s.Ne ls Svendiraard
n d daughters,Franc es and Ru th
f ne a r A r lin g ton , ae r e I n s t Sat-
rrlay afternoon visitors a t the
els Li ndber g home an this c ity .
Mr .and Mr s .Ca r l Christensen
ntertained the pinoc hle eiub a t
heir ho me Inst Mo nd ay evening.
Irs.Charlie Han sen and Ra smus
nh an se n we r e th e wi nn e rs o f th e
rst prizes.
Mr .and. Mrs.E .M .Peters o f
.ineoln,were Saturday ni g h t
~uests of Mrs. Mable Strec kfus at
he home o f her si ster, Mr s. Frank
Mr .:
la s t T h
W .»
a t City
THE pu ¢
Mr .1
Kuh.n's Photos willplease you. Dt!Look for your name in the ads.
Furniture, rugs and floor cover~Furniture, rugs and floor cover-ings.Mathew R. Bendorf.21-H ings.Mathew R. Bendorf.21-tf
Mrs.Bert Noh entertained theMonday evening bridge club at her.
home this week.
hEss Florence Wolff of Omaha,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her father, Carl Wolff.
See the liolmquist Grain and
Lumber Co.for Petroleum Coke.
No ashes, no soot and no dust.I tMrs.August Rathmarm is hosfl
toss to the Coffee Club at her
home this Thursday afternoon.
'\lrs John T Galla her s nt...g pelast Thursday afternoon visiting
at the home of Mrs. Chris Larsen.
The McCarthy Progressive Club.
after-
Chris
ls meeting this (Thursday)
noon at the home of Mrs.
Hinz.
.Attend the Pumpkin Pte
val and Bazaar given by W.
ladies at City Hall Saturday, Oct.
31st.41-it'
Regular $7.50 Permanent Waves,
$5 and ss NOW.Either Crogiaole
or Spiral Wind.Phone 197, Mrs.K. A. Pound.l z e u
Mrs.Joe Bdndur of Herman,
called at the 'Shirley McKeroher
home Sunday to see the new baby
girl that arrived recently.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Meierhenry
and daughters were last Sunday
afternoon visitors at the Charles
Krohn home, west of Herman.
Mr. and Mrs.Hugh Sutherland
and Vivian were last Sunday eve-
ning supper guests at the A.J.
Sutherland home, west of Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mf Beaty, Miss
Beulah Roberts and Miss Ruth
Burr drove to Lincoln Saturday
and attended the Kansas-Nebraska
football game.
Mrs. Harry Anderson of Arling-
ton,and Miss Edna Newkirk of
north of Arlington,spent last
Monday aftemoon visiting at the
home of Mrs. Alfred N. Feer.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Orr, Mr. and
Mrs.W. D. Smith of Tekamah,
and Mrs. Alice Wiese of Chicago,
Festi-
R. c.
were last Sunday callers at the'
home of M`:rs. Frank Dudgeon.
Ed Matthiesen, Carl Pieper and
Harry Morris returned home last
Thursday afbernoon from Norfolk
after attending the Firernen's con-
vention the forepart of the week.
Mrs. Vernon Bellows entertain-
ed the Double Four Club at her
home last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Max Bain held high score for
the afternoon.The hostess served
a delicious lunch.
Mrs.Henry Hansen on nonh
Third street,entertained the fol-
lowing guests at dinner last Sun-
day: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peter-sen and family of Omaha, Mr. and
Mrs.Frank Peterson of west of
Blair.
Mx-.and Mrs.Frank Freeland
and son,Billie of Omaha,spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
l"reeland's sister,Mrs.Birdie
Warrick.Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Free-
land of Chicago, were also Sunday
/guests.
Mrs.Hugh Choke entertained
three tables of bridge on Tuesday
evening of last week,honoring
For Sale-Boarsl Boars.Boars.
'Red boars and gilts. Hosea Wilson.
'37-tf|l f you want a good Poland
lChlna boar see Bill Armstrong.
lle's got them.39-tf
Mrs. U. G. Garner is hostea to
the Baptist Mission Circle at her
home this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Wolff drove t
Omaha Sunday evehlng and visite
Mr. and Mrs. U.J. Wolff.
C. K. Bendorf, licensed embolm-
er and undertaker,Blair.Office
phone, 161; res. phone, 133.34.1
See the Holrnquist Grain and
Lumber Co. for Petroleum Coke.
No ashes, no soot and no dust.l t
For Salz Six Hampshire boars,
priced for quick sale.Lawrence
Jespersen.Phone 212 on 54, Blair.
41-2h
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cook and Mr.
and Mrs. Kirby Cook called at the
Jack Cook home at Arlington last
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Sam Steele and
daughters, of north of Blair, were
last Saturday evening visitors at
the Delmar Feer home.I
Miss Helen Anderson of Herman
spent the week-end at the home of
her grandparents,Mr.and Mrs.
J. P. Anderson on west Nebraska
street.
Mr.and Mrs.Jack Crowdy
spent last Sunday aftemoon visit-
ing at the home of their daugh-
ter,Mrs.Hans Lebbert at Ben~
nington.` "" '~<
Mrs. Al Karnett and two little
daughters of Norfolk, were dinner
guests last Friday at the George
Caldwell home.Mrs. Karnett is a
niece of Mr. Caldwell.
Mrs John Weber and daugh-
ters,Mattie and Marguerite, and
Byron Bartling of Hooper, drove
to Lyons last Sunday for a visit
at the Lars Weber home.
Mrs. Henry Hokum returned to
her home at York,Neb.last
Thursday, after a few days visit
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Belford.
Mr. Sheldon Peck, who has been
confined to his bed for some time
was feeling quite poorly last week.
Miss Esther Rasmussen of Ken-.
nard, is helping care for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chappellof
Fremont, called at the W. W. Wil-
kinson home Sunday evening. Mrs.
Chappell was formerly Mrs. Mar-
jorie Metzinger before her recent
marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley McKercher
announce the arrival of 9. seven
and a quarter pound baby girl at
their home last Fnday night.Mr.
land Mrs.McKercher also have a
young son who is very proud of
his little sister.
llks.George Kuhr Sr., who has
been staying at the home of her
daughter,Mrs.Hans Wrich on
west Washington street is now
'staying at the Will Kuhr home.
She suffered a stroke several
weeks ago but is now able to get
ground nicely.
lI
l
I
...;, . .,.,.
phone, 161: ma. phone. 188.a-¢f
Mrs.James l'.Sorensen spent
last Thursday afternoon visiting
Mrs. C. R. Sutton, north of Blair.
For the best price bring your
cream,chickens and eggs toJohn MeKay's Feed Store.Phone
Black 89.39-tl
` Mm.Neum Warrick and son,
Manley of north of Blair,were
last Sunday afternoon visitors at
the D.A. Compton home in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Metzinger
and family were dirmer guests
ast Sunday and spent the day at
he Ed Hovendick home, south of
Blair.
For Sal;F-year-old Red Polled
milk cow and heifer calf; also 6-
year-old roun cow to be fresh
~'thin a month.Phone 1212 on88.J. C. Paulson.41-It
Mrs.Andrew Feer,Alfred N.
Feer of Blair, and Mrs. Christine
Vlasak of Winnebago,attended
the funeral of a friend,Mrs. 0.
Truhlsen at Oakland, last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and
sons, Howaro and Roy and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Cuhlwell spent last
Sunday altentoon visiting at the
Glen Ray home north of Arling-
ton.'
Mr.and Mrs.B ron McDonald
of Blair, and Mrs.chel McDon-
ald and son,Allan of south of
Blair,were dinner guests last
Sunday at the Harley Wilcox
home, south of Blair.
Mr. and Idrs. Nels Lindberg en-tertained at dinner last Sunday,
her mother,Mrs.Lena Thielfoldt
and Hnrry und "\'tud" nf west of
Herman.Miss Leona Larsen of
Blair, was also n visitor.
The body of Mrs. Elvira New
bum, aged 85, was brought Mon~
day from Columbus and lnld to
rest in the cemetery here.The
Rev. Walter H. Jackson had charge
of the commitment services.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rohrbaugh
of Omaha were Sunday dinner
guests at the Sherry Moore home.
Mr.Rohrhaugh was the engineer
at the Blauir swimming pool last
summer.They are old friends of
Mr.and Mrs.Moore of years
standing.
Mrs.Margaret Iverson and
daughters, Pearl of Blair, an-1 \Irs.
T. K.Iverson .md ahildnen of
north of Blair, visited last 3atur-
day with Mrs. Dsl Ballard.Mrs.
Ballard has been very ill at her
home several vm-ks.She is re
ported as a lituo better.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen MrDonald :f
this city ent:-:rained a number of
rn-lati\'¢s at -lirnier last Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. .'f....T Olsen, Mr. and
Mrs.Clarence Olsen and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olsen and fam~
ily, all of north of Blair, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Hallbefg and son,
Paul of Omaha.
Miss Dorothy Hain entertained
her Sunday School class of the
Methodist church last Sunday alt-
emoon in Johns grove west of
Blair.Her class consists of boys
from arouhd the ages of nlnc to
eleven and there were around ten
boys present.The afternoon was
r.Omaha,
visitors
Mrs.
Junction
for a s~
home.
Mr.a
spent th
parental
Omaha.
Mr.
were sirof Mr.
last Tue
Mrs.
the Pau
Carthy
Barry w
Mr. a
daughte
Rita spe
visiting
Bend.
Brunton
drove .
took
theatre.
Mr.=
turned
from a
Falls, S
repo .
M.r. a
Claren
Wednes
week,
home, n
Mrs.
guerite
ning fo
a few d
Mrs.'
are sis
Merta
Mrs. H
went a
Mayo
is repo
ting al~
he will
soon.
Mrs.
tended
for Ma
last M
number
that vi
Miss
gifts.
Mrs.
A. F.
Thurs~
went b
her mo
Henry
Hines
the rid
Mrs.
ter,M
Friday
kota tn
ing a~
will vis
L l w .
c . w.
Relat
that
Iowa ~~
Miller
Blair a
his frle
the so
Henna
Hans F
Mrs.
Loq NEWS
W i ll Reeh spent
Oma ha .
~tival an d Ba za ar
atu rda y ,Oc t.31.
s 4 1 - lt*
.R.J .,Ki ng of
t Mo n da y e ve n i n g
Fubnrihe for The Enwrpnse.
Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Scherdin
spent the day last Sunday visit-
ing fdends in Omaha.
'Mra.James G. Jensen and baby
were able to leave the Bknir hos-
pital last Monday and return to
their home.
For Sale-Duroc Jersey hoars,|Spotted Poland China bo
priced right.Ernest Gerlck,Ft. wdg g 250 lha at $20 a I1
Calhoun.`4l-St Frank Wilson.8~
Une Swndard Brlquets,thu c. K, Benduri, licensed embal
modem fuel.See them at the er and undermker Illmlr.Ol!!
Holmquist Grain and Lumber Co. -phone. 161; res. Dhmlfnc- 183.8-
41-1¢S Usc S`m\dnr1l Brlqucts,z
'_.;j'v;;;,;,,;;,;".,;';;ig,,,|an-. and Mn. Arthur Hughes °rlni°§'\§&"n|"£»`¢§ H;-'.;;;°'i,,;6¢.~ iI;ma.1"E='.».f§`Z...¢"'?${.';.,»?.§, EEImn came lnlt 'l'ue|dnv|C°\l|l¢|| Blum. were Sumla! dinnemladiel at City Hall Saturday. 0¢t.41-1:\
- _-. _..-- -- - -1r t vi s i t a t t h e E lz y K i n g
d Mr s .Pa ul J efferson
d a y la s t S u n d a y a t th e
Ed Jefferfmn home in
ld Mrs.K.C.DcGroff
per guests at the homo
ld Mrs.Philip O'l{|mlon
lay evening.-
n r v Rn r r v is stavinsr I ll
guests a t tiie paren tal,E .A .31st.
Br u mba u g h ho mo i n this c ity .I Mi s s L u
Mr .an d Mr s ,Hams I I .F r a h m h a wa s .1
Hrld f a mi ly o f Bla i r an d Soren vgé iwr a t
Mi lle r of n e a r He r ma n ,wer e In st Mr s .W m .
Th ur sd ay even in g visi tors a t th e
A n d r e w Alba c k home,ne ar He r - 'Mr .a n d. m a m f v w m m ,'
Mr .and Mr s .F r a n k Si mps o ni f gn a t " I T
entertained th e fo llo wi n g gu es ts !b 'hu.
a t din ner la s t Sund ay :Mr .a n d l a r e r o e
l..l».~.|'*l.............c1:.................is 1 ._vu.._1
"'1*'1 Mrs.H.Utterback and son.
:cile Lanc a ster o f Orna-Ph i i lip o f Un io n,Mo n ta n a arr ived
\la s t Sunday eve n i ng i n Bioir \!ed nes duy o f l t we ek
th e h o me o f Mr .an d f o r a n ex ended vi s i t n t the pa r -
Sc h er di n of th is c ity .ental,Otto Ali e n ome.
Mr s . J i m Hu g h e s o f ;Mr s .F l a n k D dgeon mo ve d
were In st Sa tu r d a y a f t-last W edneguzlay from her home on
I eve ni n g vis ito rs at th e n o r th W a lke r avenue to the D r .
xghes home.Th e me n . J . V .IIi neh nmn , s to re pro per ty on
rg.we s t W as hi ngton street.
nr.._.nv f..A1..._ - . - J Mr s .D e lma r Feer : md non.M m Clarence Simpson of Long
Creek,Mrs.Emma Shields of
Omaha,Mrs.Alice Rowe and
daughter,Irene.Mr.and Mrs.
Ieonard Peterson of Omaha, were
afternoon visitors.
Single Blankets $5521 Each e§il§
3.25
D;~mon ~N~h h Lfayor ~n~ and daughter, Helen to their home
Mrs.Shelion of Nehawka,Neb at Winnebago, last Sunday, aqsr
last Sunday afternoon nd evc» spend a few finyn at the An
dmw eer home..ning.1 a
\~~/érzfe
WINTER IS COMING
( } ¢ % R w d x /~~
~»~age of these out-
* g f ~~~l .standing ga r -
n m WI
~f t _ai s~J, f 1 % ~ieeds.t
1 .~»~r
I
~QQ `\
\ \I A ;In this list there
\<,a v "'5 are
\"B a r g a m s
for '
A/Everyone
$1 072/onér
\ \:.~-%'»I.°$iT'~6»9°
agrh $3.25
......_ . _ - » - - -
MING
a k e advant-
age of these out-
standing B a r-
gains in winter
needs.
In this list there
are
Bargains
for '
Everyone
.~ $4.69
ch $1.98
°§L§§;E9
a $2-QSnnes954:
For Sal Six Hampshire boars,
ced for quick sale.Lawrence
spersen.Phone 212 on 54, Blair.
-sz*
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cook and Mr.
d Mrs. Kirby Cook called at the
~ck Cook home at Arlington lost
undey afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs.Sam Steele and
~ughters, of north of Blair, were
st Saturday evening visitors at
e Delmar Feer home.
Miss Helen Anderson of Herman
~ent the week-end at the home of
er grandparents,Mr.and Mrs.
P. Anderson on west Nebraska
reet.
Mr.and Mrs.Jack Crowdy
~nt lost Sunday afternoon visit-
g at the home of their daugh-
r,Mrs.Hans Lebbcrt at Ben~
ington.~ -- -
Mrs. Al Karnett and two little
aughters of Norfolk, were dinner
ests last Friday at the George
aldwell home.Mrs. Karnett is a
iece of Mr. Caldwell.
Mrs.John Weber and daugh-
~rs,Mattie and Marguerite, and
yron Bartling of Hooper,drove
|Lyons last Sunday for a visit
t the Lars Weber home.
Mrs. Henry Hokum returned to
er home at York,Neb.last
ursday, after a few days visit
th her son»in-law and daughter,
r. and Mrs. Lester Belford.
Mr. Sheldon Peck, who has been
onfined to his bed for some time
as feeling quite poorly last week.
~iss Esther Rasmussen of Ken-.
~rd, is helping care for him.
Mr. and Lira Robert Chsppellof
remont, called at the W. W. Wil-
son home Sunday evening. Mrs.
happell was formerly Mrs. Mar-
~rie Metzinger before her recent
~rdage.
Mr, and Mrs. Shirley McKe1cher
nnounce the ardval of s.sevennd a quarter pound baby girl at
eir home last Friday night.Mr.
nd Mrs.Mckercher also have a
ounp; son who is very proud of
is little sister.
Mrs. George Kuhr Sr., who has
n staying at the home of her
~Lighter,Mrs.Hans Wrich on
est Washington street is now
taying at the Will Kuhr home.
he suffered a stroke several
eeks ago but is now able to get
round nicely.
Miss Frances Bellows has been
pending a couple of weeks with
er sister, Mrs. Lloyd 'I'eSelle at
rant, Neb.Mr. TeSelle will at-
nd a teachers convention in Lin-
oln the latter part of the week
t which time the ladies will drive
n over to this city.
Mr.and Mrs.Peter Nielsen of
ear Orum,entertained about
wenty guests at a dinner party
ast Sunday.Those present from
~lair were Mr. and Mrs. Hans C.
~asmussen and I-leien,MI.and
Irs.A.R.Brock,Mr.and Mrs.
ulius Petersen and Mrs. Jamesrby.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schafer Jr.
~f Herman,entertained the fel-
owln guests at dinner last Suney&ir. and Mn. Jens B. Jensen
nd daughter, Stella, Roms Castle-
an and Mr.and Mrs.Frank
afer,all of Blair,Barbara
' hafer of Omaha,and Mr.and
u rs. Bob Schenk of Stanton, la.
Blair'sGreatestVadues!
Complete line Nen's
Winter
Blanket Lined J
Single Blan
jackard Bla
Boys' Corduroy Pants $
SMOCKS
Part Wool Blanketsi
Double Check
5 yds. Comforter
Heavy 0uting Flannel
Cctton Bats 72
~siting among friends at North
~end.
Misses Cora Stricklett,Vanola
Brunton and Katherine Ladwlg
~rovs to Omaha last Sunday and
~-~in a show at the World
entre.
Mr.and Mrs A. W .Rose re-
turned home last Friday afternoon
from a two weeks trip to Sioux
Falls, S. D.A very nice trip was
reported.
M.r. and Mrs. George Fallen and
Clarence of north of Blair, were
Wednesday evning visitors of last
week,at the Louie Matthiesen
home, northwest of Blair.
Mrs. G. A. Rathmann and Mur-
guerite left this (Thursday)mor-
ning for Fremont, Nell. to spend
a few days with Mrs. Elmer Wilds.
Mrs.Rathmunn and Mrs.Wilds
are sisters.
Merton Jensen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry C. Jensen, who under»
went a serious operation nt the
Mayo Bros.at Rochester,Minn.,
is reported as improving and get-
ting along nicely.It is expected
he will be able to be brought home
soon.Mrs. Carl Pieper of this city ot-
tnnded the miscellaneous shower
for Marie Ward near Rose Hill
last Monday afternoon.A large
number of relatives and friends of
that dcinity were present and
Miss Ward received many nice
gifts.
Mrs.L .W.Latta wok Mrs.
A. F. Newell over to Fremont last
Thursday from which place she
went by train to Lincoln to see
her mother, Mrs. H. Brass.Mrs
Henry Meneke and Mrs. G. G.
Hines accompanied Mrs. Lotta for
the ride.
Mrs. Augusta Sydow and dsugh~
ter,Mrs.Hattie Hilea left last
Friday for Sioux Falls, South Da-
kota m spend about a week visit-
ing among relatives.Mrs. Sydow
will visit her two sons, W. W. and
Ll. W. Sydow and also n brother,
C. W. Jordon.
Relatives have received word
that Chris Miller of Mason CM.
Iowa was recently married/ `Mr.
Miller was a former resident of
Blair and will be remembered by
his friends in this vicinity.He is
t'he son of Soren Miller of near
Herman,and a brother of Mrs.
Hans Frahm in this city.
Mrs.Christine Vlasak and
daughter,Helen of Winnebago,
came down last Thursday and
spent a couple of days at the
Andrew Feer home.Mrs. Vlusak's
son, Elmer and a friend brought
them down and on their trip home,
they luckily escaped injury when
a car hit them while driving on
the road west of Tekamah.Their
car rolled over a couple of times
and was badly wrecked.`
A large number of relatives
gathered at the Frank Thompson
home west of Blair, last Sunday
noon and pleasantly surprised
Mrs. Thompson, the day being her
birth anniversary.All brought
well filled baskets of fine dinner
and a big feed was enioyed by all
to the utmost. Those present wereMessrs.and Mesdames James,
Will and Dan Thompson and furn-
illes, Tom Thompson, A. W. Rose,Ed Rose and Rita, Leslie 'I'homP'son and daughter, and Axel Nel-lson, all of Blair and vicinity.
s
88.J. C. Paulson.41-lt
Mrs.Andrew Feer,Alfred N.
Feer of Blair, and Mrs. Christine
Vlasak of Winnebago,attended
the funeral of a friend,Mrs. 0.
Truhlsen at Oakland, last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and
sons, Howarr.and Roy and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Caldwell spent last
Sunday altentoon visiting at the
Glen Ray home north of Arling-
ton.'
Mx.and Mrs.B ron McDonald
of Blair, and Mrs.chel McDon-
old and son,Allan of south of
Blair,were dinner guests last
Sunday at the Harley Wilcox
home, south of Blair.
Mr. and Lira. Neis Lindberg en-tertained at dinner last Sunday,
her mother,Mrs.Lena Thielfoldt
and Harry and "\'¢ud" nf west of
Herman.Miss Leona Larsen of
Blair, was also n visitor.
The body of Mrs. Elvira New~
bum, aged 85, was brought Mon-
day from Columbus and laid to
rest in the cemetery here.The
Rev. Walter H. Jackson had charge
of the commitment services.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Rohrbaugh
of Omaha were Sunday dinner
guests at the Sherry Moore home.
Mr.Rohrhaugh was the engineer
at the Blouir swimming pool last
summer.They are old friends of
Mr.and Mrs.Moore of years
standing.
Mrs.Margaret Iverson and
daughters, Pearl of Blair, an-l \Irs.
T. K.Iverson .md ehildnen of
north of Blair, visited last Satur-
day with Mrs. Dsl llallard.Mrs,
Ballard has been very ill at her
home several vm-ks.She is re
ported as a lirue better.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen MrDonald :f
lhis city ent:-:rained a number of
rn-lnti\'¢s at -lirhier last Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. .'f....T Olsen, Mr. and
Mrs.Clarence Olsen and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olsen and fam#
ily, all of north of Blair, and Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Hsllsefg and son,
Paul of Omaha.
Miss Dorothy Hain entertained
her Sunday School class of the
Methodist church last Sunday alt-
emoon in Johns grove west of
Blair.Her class consists of boys
from around the ages of nlne to
eleven and there were around ten
boys present.The afternoon was
spent playing games alter which a
weiner roast was immensely en-
joyed by the ymfns lalls.
The Vinton-Evans Chevrolet Co.
reports the sale of a new Chevro-
let truck to. Bert Thompson who
lives in the New England neigh~
borhood,west o l Herman;Guy
Hinkley,of Blair has also pur-
chased a new Chevrolet DeLuxe
coach;Chas.Hincllne a Delsuxe
sedan and Chas. Davis a standard
coach.A sport coupe was also
traded Carl Hansen of Omaha.
A number of neighbors and
friends gathered at the Peter
Iverson home near Onn-n,last
last Tuesday night to extend con-
gratulations and best wishes to
Mrs.Iverson,the occasion being
her birth anniversary.The eve-
hing was spent in a social manner,
and at a late hour refreshments
were served.Those present fromBlair were Mr. and Mrs. Hana C.
Rasmussen and Helen.
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Lo ok fo r y ou r n a me i n th e a d s
W in ter apples f o r sa1e,212 on
5.Lester Barton.37-Lf
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Lo¢§NEWS
Look for your name in the ada.
Furniture, rugs and floor cover-
0138.Mathew R. Bendorf.21~tI
For Sale-Bears!Boats.Boats.
Kuhrfs Photos will please you.9 tf
Fur ni tu re, r un s and f lo or c o ve r-
ings.Ma the w R. B e nd o rf .21-tt
Mr s .Be rt No h entertained th e
(
1 . | u u r , n . \ .|r - n u . " . . .v. .-. .. . . . -" ' vIo wa ,Mr .and Mr s .Charles An -
derson and Mr .and Mr s .W a lter
Woipgert,all of Omah a , wc r o Inst
Sunday after noon visitors a t the
Alf re d N .Fe e t llo mc i n this c i ty .
Th e foilon'ir\"caznc tu .he lp
Betty J ensen, da gh tc r n f Mr. an d
iicious refres hments a t the close
uf the e ve ni ng .
Sher iff Mn r io nn é u th e r la n d rc -
ports th e qua ru ni n g o f the
homes of M. W . L aak er an d Hen ry
La a kc r , who live n o rth wes t o f A r -
.lin gton for s c a rlet fc ve rlnst wee k.
Mrs. J ohn J . J ensen rclobrnt.e :r| I: h° 5° c on fi ne d are s ai d to b e ge t-
hi rthd nv lu st Sunday :Mr .d i mg n l o n g a s we ll as c an be ex-
S»3'i.i!?:Wi'!¢ 5_y@§,95c
|.'f.§f§.'.§T.Z'.I'.§'5 each $1.00
1[4
Mrs. Frm!li. .lense-n and daugih-
tcrs,Chris F.Peterson and
Amanda,Mr.and !\l-fs.Hans M.
Anderson and daughter.
Little Barham Schafer,daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scha-
fer of Omahnfspent a couple of
days last week visiting at the
homes of her grandparents.h e
spent Friday and Saturday at t o
W. w. Wilkinson home and Sun~
Schafer.l\lr.and Mrs.HaroldSchaferdroveupfromOmaha
Sunday evening to take their
/daughter home.
Mr. E. G. Thompson of Omaha,
was in Blair last Saturday making-
arrangements for the opening of
a school of dancing,a complete
announcement of which appears in
this weeks issue.Mr. Thompson
has been affiliated with tha
'I'hnmpson School of Dancing in
Omaha I.-.r mm.. .......... ....,| ..........
I
pected.1Mrs.Birdie Warrick and Mrs.l
D. A.Compton spent Wednesday
and Thursday of last week in
Omaha,visiting relatives and
friends.They visited in the fol-
lowing homes:Frank Freeland,
J. L. Williams and Harry Fowler.
While there they also called on,'4l.
|'
14'A
Mrs. Etta Compton and Mrs. Chas.
Pilcher.
Mrs.Henry Weckbach returned
w her home at St. Louis last Sat- `
urday morning after spending the'past week with relatives in Blah
and Omaha.Mrs. Weckbach is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.B.Hansen in this city who enjoyed a
pleasant visit from their daugh-
ter a few days last week.Mr.
and Mn.Den Hansen of Ken-
nard were also last Monday eve~
ning visitors at the parentalhome.,I
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95
a
Me n ' s W o o l S o x
n \ . \ .; \ : n l n u u u L u l l l c m
to B lai r pe ople very well eq uip ped
to teac h the various lines o f hi s
wo rk .Th e attemp t is n e w to
Blai r p e op le an d wi ll no d o ub t b e
hailed wi th muc h enthusiasm by
the y oun ger set.
Aro und th i rty relatives and
friends prathered a t the T.K .
J ve r s o n homo no rth o f Bla ir I;, h r s
Sunday to l'l¢'l'l Mr .Iver son cele~
ln-nh\ LI- Ll..n_...........2...._...._.--Il! ll
Mr .an d Mr s .He n ry J o r ge n se n
and Mr s .M .To rn b le d dr ove u p
f r o m Oma h a S a tu r d a y f o r a vi s i t
wi th Mr .an d Mr s .Er n es t '.['om~
bled.Mr s.M. To mb la d r e ma i n e d
here un til Sun day wh en her daugh-
ter and son-in-law,Mr .an d Mr s .
Lebrand W y lmf f dro ve u p f r o m
Oma ha to spe nd the da y , and to ok
her h o me wi th the m.She leaves
f o r her ho me i n San Frnn c is to.
I
Blair'sGreatgstVadues!
Min Liberty Silk Hone, full
fashioned, extra long ..'l5c
Ladies' Flannelette Gowns,
exin full :nl ...75¢
Men'| Outing Flannel Pnjunu,
what a buy ...974:
Z-lb. Bundles Quill Pieces .40c
36-inch Cnmforler Outing Flannel, yd.16:
66x80 Plrt Wool Blankets .. 984:
70x80 Par! Wool Double Blankets $2.95
70180 Plaid Double Blankets $1.65
Heavy Part Wool Union Sdls $1.95
Cotton Ribbed Udon Shih .$1.00
Cermm Police Slum ..$4.25
Heavy 354: Ticking .-.23c
86-inch Scrllcli Pen and Hen
Coop Muslin, yd...30:
Ladies' and Childrem'|Hoxe .104:
Men's 4-Buckle All Overxlmu $2.50-$2.75
New Line Dr\p¢ry Cretones 30c~35c
Curtains, Phin and Fancy,
yard ..l5c, 184: and Z5c
New lot Fringed and Tnilored
Panel Curtains ...$1.06
Misses and Childrens' Bloomera 25:
THE BECKMAN srolgg
Phone 32 oru z u u 'u n a u u | . : l a|1|||vt: r:*~lAry.\ \ g | |'- - ~ ' -~-- - -- ~ - - - - - ~|f i i l e d b a s k ¢ t Q o f d i n n e r m i l e C a l i f o r n i a t o d a y ,a f t e r a b o u t f ° " r
l fr r n l u r h f h u 'Hun 0|Ira |'r .|m m !an \ n \ n | l l . 0 l l t h 8 vi s i t w i t h l€ l B t iV 8 B . .
. . . v - n ~ -'I J --h w - - v o n u n u r | }sociable time was spent.Those
present from Blair were Mrs. Mar-
xraret Iverson and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Nick Thom, Jeff Von Horn
and son, Ed.Those present from
near Herman were Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar 'Phono and son,Clanen:-e,Mr. and Mrs Henry Hom and son
Fred, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johns: nand children, Martin Johnson and
son and Ti1»».n::s Johnson:those
from north ot Blair were Mr. and
Last. Thursday was the birthdiy
of "Buster"Hansen,son of Mr.
md M n .Holger Hansen in this
city ond a number gathered at the
Hansen home that evening to help
him celebrate.The evening was
spent playing cards and visiting.At a late hour Mrs. Hansen served
delicious mfreahments to the
guests.Those present were Mr.
and Mrs.Chris Mathiesen and
little daughter and M. L. Mathie-
Mrs. R. M lveraon and fam;|y &lld|3en all of Florence, Mr. and Hrs.
John Deaver.Mr. and Mrs. Fred_L- P.Petersen and family and
Ray also of north of Blair, were Miss Anna Juul all of near Rose
evening visitors.Hill.
I mm. Nebnaka, omber zz, 1981......"l"F|`F-'Q tm'n=m\>nrsr|:~.._
c ummm,T.R.Gaines,Ha l m a 'u as ¢b1French,Ruth Rosenbaum,Fmnkf ;;¢;i:;y we vmin
Naeve, Roland Holmes,Gifford :It will be sewral
KENNARD NEWS
Mn. Elmer Wright entertained
DALE DOINGS
Mrs.Herman Jungblqth spent
_____. _ . . _ . - - - - -
LIVE ETUEK PHIBES
H r .an d M m .Clyde E..Rolen»
h m m e n te r h i n a d a t di nn er S u n
da y f o r M r .a n d Mr s .F r e d A n
dre ase n a nd c hi ldr en.
..|1 :
lett of Omaha,were vidtora at
the C.B. Bunn home during the
afternoon Sunday.The Henry Sorensen r family
At a. sprprise basket. dinner in
h o n o r o f th e bi r th a n n i ve r s a ry o f
T .K .Ive rs o n Tue sda y ,Sun day
guests were Mess rs. and Mesdamea
|I . I |:
zo come homl''ol las t week.
day: before helt work in his
Rosenbaum,Geo.Menking,CariF,,{g}ef` """Wand, Geo. Robertson, E. P. Boon-|
er, H. B. Plugge and Miss Callie DEATH gp PIONEER KEN.
Spraker.Er o n fr s oThe second party was held at. B NARI) WOMAN ls R s
P -Il l .w h e n 8 B T U U P O I ~" f'1 n n !n n :|f{l»|n.vn.»\|r vn .r \n '\ ¢| f|W h f d
ll suum UMAHA
Prime Com Fez! Steers Steady;
Others 25-40: Lowa;
Top $10.50
HOGS LOWEST OF YEAR
Funher l5@Z$c Dedino on Fl! Lambs
Soles lt 35.00 @ 5.75.Fn dm
wah: at ;4.oo@4.so; Tw uno.
Aged Sheep Study.
Major (fnnsby.5MrsAdolphOttofElkhom,spent :Fhursday at the home of her'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mar~
shall.Chet Hcuamun has been underthe doctors care the past weekbut ls some better at this writing.
His father, Fred Heuerman,who
suffered n stroke last week,iastill ln a serious condition.{
Art Heuerman was brought homefrom the Military hospital in Fr
mont on Monday where he has
been very sick the past two weeks.
He is much improved.
John Kelly of Arkansas, was acallernttheHermanJunghluth
and neighbors at her home Thurm-
day aitemoon.The lldiel spent
the afternoon quilting and vigmng
After the business meeting, Mrs.Wnght served n delldons two~
course lunch.
M; and Mgs. gnrl Lund of Fre-
mon were un a esta of Mrand Mrs. Elmer Lxnsdu
Mr and Mn-Ned Reeves of
Omaha, vidted at the Henry Mil
Ier homo Saturday afternoon
Mr and Mrs Jack Burgess and
children were Sunday visitors at
éhe eparental,A.N Anderson
om
pn?" ""»i\k"i§ °;'§,;d;{';;"§;m;;j
slde school Tuesday evening.
Advertin in The Entemrlu.
ALONG THE 9
Bofrrom ROAD
Wednesday, Mrs. Fred Ray, Mrs.
Joe Bandur Mrs. Lewis Lowe and
Mrs. Leo Fawcett ol Herman tooktheirlunchandspent the alter-noon with Mrs. Shirley McKercher
of Blair.Mrs. Robert Widener has been
._52_§FI"'2.1}2'?°'ll'§'i'3".ff"L°F{`¢n the mick list but We are gladd.1'0V¢ ug Snuplenurst §llllllly wvisit relatives..Cora Beard and lelend Muller,went to Tekarnnh Friday m see
Melvin Leo Muller,» the younfe!son of Mr.and Mrs.F.Muler,
with his mother at the hospital.
Mrs. Neum Warrick visited her
fother, Sheldon Peck ol Blair, on
Sunday nftemoon.Mrs.C.H.Blanchard of Burt
county, was a Thursday afternoonvisitor with me A. E, Dixon.
Ed Hawkins home were Mr. and
Mis. Otis Hawkins ol Calhoun andMr. and Mrs. Charles DeVasure o!
Thone and Clarence, Henry Hom
and Fred, R. M. Iverson and !am~
gp and Nick Thone, Thorvnld and
artln Johnson and son, Merrill,
John Deaver and Mrs.MargaretIverson and Pearl and Will.Mrs.Harry Tyson,Mrs. Ken~neth Tyson and Mrs. Gene Holmes
of Omaha, joined their husbandsat their hunting camp near the
river for A picnic supper Sunday
evening.Mrs. A. E. Dixon spent Sunday
ln Lincoln at the Chl Omegahouse,guest ol her daughters,
Eleanor and Florence.She accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck-
Sunday aftemoon visitors at g
B ".Ei.!'f'i'"3';--.-_r~4...1,.man of Blair.
marrad hfolksucallcd.hPihochle
form ¢ e as me or t ls groupwhich inclused Mesgrs.and Mes-
dames and fsmilles: Harry Helm~sing, Will Harper, Harland FrenchOtto Gottsch, Gifford French, Rol-and Holmes and Ray Casey ofBlair and Mr. Edward Lautrup.
a f e w day s n g e o f th e de a th o n
Oc tober 17 o f hi s sis ter -in -la w,
lllrs.Gideon Hitc h c oc k a t h e
ho me i n W ay ne.
Mr s .Hitc hc oc k wa s th e da\.\S\'l
te r o f D r . C oo p er , p i on e er ph y do -
ian o f W as hi ngton c o un ty an~
h a d lived as a c hild an d y o 1wo ma n in C ur imin g Ci ty a nd B la ir .
A f t e r he r ma rr i ag e to M rHitc hc oc k th ey lived liar ma n ~
y ears n e a r Or u m before g o i n g t~
W a y n e to reside.Fu ne ra l servic e~
we re he ld a t W a y n e Tuc adnrf o
last.week.
KENNARD PATIENT
RETURNS 'ro HOME
L. Buch, who has been in an
Omaha hospital for two weeks
undergoing treatmems and a noseUnionStork Ylrdn, Oct. 26, l93l-Wid: moxhu hnvy MondAy'| run
of ands,24,000 land, :ha muku
opened our slow md unzvenly leant.
home Sunday.Mr. Kelly lived in '" U'Dale about 15 years agn.endMtn. Ruth Renud entertained at Mm.
a quilting pany Thursday alter-Mr
noon. Around 20 guests were prev '}f,f4
Juglal county, spent. mewi t h he r pare nts,M r .
W .B .Rose nba um.
M l . .l' l ll . I ll 1 l |. vl :I I\ -l n,u c l u u s s " " §1 = = \ r | !i " 3 . _ '[ 'i " '£ 'I. '. . P '. ? . '. ? !. '. 1 '_. . . \ . . . . . . . . . . l u o n s : N a n n u m ?
PARTIESI I B U 1 u w l r a nn ua l.nu uv ua Ll a n o| & , , ¥ _ .__ ._ _: _. _..a.. 3 1 l2'u...I D..4|.r SCENE OFl a y ;
I Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Meyers and
r n u a y e v e l u n g a l .u n :r | | : u A u x . ;L........_n u n !I-a n\n n n n ; n n n | \ | n H f n nnum.; -.nu me .H =..,..,....., ......e.Mr.Ralphdinner
Craig.
Mr.Blair,at the home of their son, Harry
and wife.Mr. and Mrs.J. A. Neble and
children were Sunday afternoonvisimrs with Mr.and Mrs.John
a ni Mrs.Fred Ray andand Grace Ray had Sunday
al. the Orian Smith home at
and Mrs. Watson Tyson ofwere Sunday dnner guests
Mrs. Elmer Wright was has-wasto the Ladies Aid society and n
few invited guests,at her homelastThursdayafternoon.Theladies spent the time quilting uh~til time for the business meeting.In the evening Mr.and Mrs
Wright entertained a group of
ladies und their husbands at :1
party at their hbme.
......,.. . - .mu m r f " .
Ba: cornfed "een wen rw: fu Ironuemdyand bn: sold np m $10.50. On
:ha plninrr :mule and wnrzrn nngernhid: md mics were Zk lower shun lm:
vak And in some :mea mare.Conand heifern and nrockcn and feedcn
shared in :he general .d=cline.
ent.A f t e r ~ ~CIHUHDS f{$"2»'§Z§2».'.§'°"' saturday m uma~ ehlldren were Suhdny lv we rl
"'°° § "l a f claus " °course Mr.and Mrs.L le Cra h in guests of the Burr: K'=!1°Y hmily-
lunc was Sched.Y Pen o Joe Hutchins mth hue daughterRoy Masters has been under the and children drove out f1'¢§1|s Carl wealhy and two children
doctofa care the punt week.At mahn Saturday for a short visit a lank Platte came Wednesda:hu writing he is some improved.at the E. o, Faircluld home.m visit his daulgmer Mrs A v i
Mr. a nd Mr s . He rma n .Iu mzbl uth . ~ '¥'E"f"f' 9f'f"5?gs' Clarke and family.I Mr. `wémd§,
Quomiam on Clrdez Choice roprime yearlingx 59.75@l0.25; good ro
choice yrarlings sa.so@9.7s; fair so
me yzarlinp x7.oom.so; commonua lair yenrlings $5.75@7.00; rraxhy.
..m¢a...p rreers ;s.oo@s.75; eros..pf am.henvy beeves 5\o.oo@|o.so=choice ra pm-M heavy lmv.. 410.006|o.so; wa ro clmice steers :won
$6.75@8.25;
:s.so@a,7s=ss.oo@7.oo:s4.7s@s.on=
¢1.so@4.7s=
9.B7; lair ro good rreerscommon rn fair usersgood to choice :rockersfairrogoodrroeken
eommon ro fair rrocken
rruhy grades $2.00@3.2$;good ro
ehoiee feders 51.*/saws;fair zogood feeders :4.sa@s.7s; ccmmon rohir feeder:|a.oom.z5: noek cows
12.so@3.z$=slack hcifers 321500
5.00: mark steer ulvn i4.00@7.75;sooek heat"enlvn:4.ou@5.so; mnhv
:mek calves $1.oo@4.oo.
A l$@2$: DROP lN HOGS
With 12,100 fresh hop Mondny
and bearirh reporu from dl markereenlers rhe crude vu very dull mdnew lower :han ll1l close of lnsr
week.Sales were largely ar | rpreld
ef |4.50@4.7§, with A few of :lu bear
lighr niglm az $4.85.
HEAVY RUN OF LAMBS-mv/anFax lambs sulfened | furrher decline
°f l5@25c Mmdry wid. "ln nr :soo
@1.7$.Feeder lambs were not far
from sready, sellinglnrgrly sr $4.000
4.50 wlrh lbfltd kinds up ra 55.00.
Aged sheep held sseady.Reeeipu
z4,ooo head.
FAT LAMBSz Range hmlu, pod
ru choice i5.$0@$.7$; range lambs,me ru me ¢s.oo@s.1o; ha Ima|$.50@6.00;shamlraaln $5.70@5.77;
native ||.mb|, good ra el*roic|'}5.1$0
sys; yeulings, .11 grmdn sz.so@4.7s.
FEEDER LAMBS:Feeder llmbf.
good no :hola $4.1S@4.63;feederlambs,fair no good u.oo@4.zs=feeder lambs, common no (dr $3.000
Bernard and Vemon, Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Juhgbluth,Dick, Bob and
Jeanne were Fremont visitors an
Saturday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Herman Junghluthmade a business trip to Blair on
Monday.Mr. Arlnnd Ormaby left. Thurs~
day morning for Casper, Wyo. viaautowhere he expects to attend
the home coming.Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jungbluth
had as their guests Sunday, Miss
Mary Malick,Miss Madeline i
Kenny, Miss Sylvia Jungbluth, all
of St. Joseph hospital in Omaha.Mrs.Morris Markers and Mira
Maud called on M Merril. Cook
and the new baby S turday after-
n o o n .Hi r a m Gor don o f A k r o n ,Colo...
retur ne d to hi s home af te r s ever al
day s vi s i t a t th e ho me o f W m .
Marshall.
WASHINGTON NEWS
Mrs.W.A.Kerstetter,Mrs.
John Marshall and Mary Alice
and Mrs.W.B.Jefferson wereculling on Mrs. Albert Sands last
Tuesday afternoon.Mrs.G.F.Glenderrning wasshopping in Omaha Wednesday.
Miss Dagmar Petersen spentWednesday aflemoan with Mrs.
Peter Christensen.H. E. Lyons mowred to Omaha
Thursday.Mrs.John Cooper entertained
Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sundsspenttheweek-end with relatives in
OmahaMrs. W. A. Kerstetter has been
on the sick list the past week.Mr.and Mrs.Albert Sandsspent Sunday at the Wm. Wine
home.
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Elmand
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aux1chi~».l
U:|g,,I'»uooner, Joe l\0n\u.|m,*ner W r i lt ,E d g a r Fai rc h ild
I Ha r r y Iac o f amili es en joy ed
ve i n e r r o a s t a t th e Bla c o f a r m
is expec ted th is week.
T.L .Ma th e ws of Flor e nc e , vis -
ited the R.M .Ive ra on fa mi ly ,
...1.....unsl LSE nhrlnh: nrrn fnvrn Giliispie.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurdurn were
visitors Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Harry Ervey, cousin of Mrs.Hurdum.Mrs. C. B. Hain, Mrs. L. D. War-rick,P.M.Tyson of Blair and
Mr. and Mrs.Will Burdick of
Omaha,were Sunday nftemovn
callers at the Geo, Hain home.James Paulsen Jr. spent FridayandSaturdaywithhisgrand-
mother, Mrs. Lars Paulsen.
.\<~ $ 9 ~- / : n r $ 4 5 0
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. . .$6000 ~
TWO PARTIES FORWOMAN IN KENNARD
Mrs.Harold Luutrup was
honored Wednesday of last week
at two parties at her home to cele-
brate her birth anniversary, bothparties being planned and carriedout.The first puny was held at
2 p. m. when 18 ladies with lunch
baskets and a birthday cake culled.
Those present at this time wereMesdamesSurahSwihart, Lydia
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n,~PREMI E R DU PLEX
Now the Year's Greatest Bargain
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The price o l A.|m~rlm's uxtswa-at o lvacuum clannern has been reduced.Atno sacrifice m quality, the $00 Pmmlcx-
Duplex ll now yours for only $49.50.
Ra w, than u no lo nger my ne ed tow a .The years grmrua bargain isy o un for the making.Ma wr driven
brush, 50% stronger suction. The ut-
mon in cleaner value before.Nov.premier among a Prenler ren: for har-gnlna com in or meleptmne.~a g O n d y s D o w n
4 i f ?uf
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Giliispie.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurdurn were
visitors Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Harry Ervey, cousin of Mrs.Hurdum.Mrs. C. B. Hain, Mrs. L. D. War-rick,P.M.Tyson of Blair and
Mr. and Mrs.Will Burdick of
Omaha,were Sunday nftemovn
callers at the Geo, Hain home.James Paulsen Jr. spent FridayandSaturdaywithhisgrand-
mother, Mrs. Lars Paulsen.
.\<~ $ 9 ~- / : n r $ 4 5 0
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TWO PARTIES FORWOMAN IN KENNARD
Mrs.Harold Luutrup was
honored Wednesday of last week
at two parties at her home to cele-
brate her birth anniversary, bothparties being planned and carriedout.The first puny was held at
2 p. m. when 18 ladies with lunch
baskets and a birthday cake culled.
Those present at this time wereMesdamesSurahSwihart, Lydia
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Now the Year's Greatest Bargain
H L/ir
1 1:» ¢\
The price o l A.|m~rlm's uxtswa-at o lvacuum clannern has been reduced.Atno sacrifice m quality, the $00 Pmmlcx-
Duplex ll now yours for only $49.50.
Ra w, than u no lo nger my ne ed tow a .The years grmrua bargain isy o un for the making.Ma wr driven
brush, 50% stronger suction. The ut-
mon in cleaner value before.Nov.premier among a Prenler ren: for har-gnlna com in or meleptmne.~a g O n d y s D o w n
4 i f ?uf
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James Paulsen Jr. spent FridayandSaturdaywithhisgrand-
mother, Mrs. Lars Paulsen.
Mrs.J.w.Bo!~ were Mr.and
Mrs. Herman Dohse of Elkhorn,
a n ~~ u g t e r n r e n a .
¢i l "l T kamah
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~hens m~ht atte~d conv~ntion. ily.~Mr.a~d M~.Joh~Strick
James Paulsen Jr. spent FridayandSaturdaywithhisgrand-
mother, Mrs. Lars Paulsen.
Mrs.J.w.Bo!~ were Mr.and
Mrs. Herman Dohse of Elkhorn,
a n ~~ u g t e r n r e n a .
¢i l "l T kamahNed Tvson of \ar.me .Jasper ---- ---o----» ------|5 t Herman were Wednesday evenlnga.urday eve' visiwm'wiu1 Mr.mn Mrs . J.s.
'3 ° g t Conety, who were Th rsday sup§IF»w°,.TL° §a§T.'i- peg_guests_o1_Mr.r d rs._''yqon.4
l the n l Mr.and Mrs.Harry fuckerhThe Cl a é u l p e n t Sunday afternoon at the
s.Erne5t Monson parental,T.L.Tucker home in7_Blair.Their son and daughter,of Norfolk, and 'I'im and Edna Mae and Miss Ethel
'Omaha,spent Cummings drove to Elk City no,gif parents, Mr. visit their uncle, Tom Quinlan on
ingdon.eSunduy afternoon.
Fharlie Anderson'Monday evening visitors at the
d relatives and Gudmond Sorensen home were Mr.ny.land Mrs.Hans,Carl and Henry
lmer Wright en- Sorensen and families.couples at pln.l The Achievement program of
home Saturday Junior Mechanics 4H Club will be
'held Sunday allernoon, Nov. 1 atsurprisedM;-g_'the J. W. Simonsen home.Saturday a.fter~|Visitors at the club meeting held
ulled lp wish her Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Sam
The time was Steele were Mrs.Byron Bearddsewing.Lau, Mrs.Henry Beard,wrs Beard,ai delicious lunch Mrs.Lewis Lelfoda and Mrs.
the ladies after David Mathews and daughter of
Jed wishing Mrs. Omaha.Mrs. Steele served a de-
v more happy lidous lunch after the ladies spent,the afternoon sewing.Mrn._0scu
en Glissman and Mathews will bc hostess Nov. Bth.
~Check
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YOUR GAR for Winter
We are giving a special winter ready
service which completely checks your
car for winter driving.This includes
timeing, carburation, battery inspe c-
tion, valve adjustments, etc.
Your Car Will Start EasierMr. and Mrs. Bchildreno!o m l
Mn.Glianmaxfs |
Mrs. Nels PetersoMr. and Mrs. CinearWashington,
4.00.mi s s mmn i e di e ne me n o r ~
HWES: F J cod h -spentsevera YB WCC W1250; fat, fzr o 83; ;'i`f§°§§'§,2 her srster, Mass Dagmar Petersgn.
,mu and :annex uve:s.zs@1.zs;Mr.and Mrs.Stuart of Blur,
Breeding ewes $1.so@s.oo.:'f'f=.f1=f_ 2J3€§¥9_.=§f the John Mamhail
ha,visited withl The Sell Improvement Projecl
rarents, Mr. and Club met Wednesday aftemomn on Sunday.|wit.h Me:A.E.Dlxan f'\r lheh
hula; Gutfnch nf first lesson.Cora M. Beard mil
.l
I
5 Vinton-Evanséi>EnT;"§u§d£§.have lime Nov.mzazinr.go Haack 01
Mrs.C.B
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Goldendale, Wah., Oct. 26-With
when mo low in price to sell, fnrmen
hen han resorted to oldfaahionidbarter. Fmit is :mdmd for wheat, mut-ton for salmon md other produce
for fuel.
name monuay.Ida K er stette r of Omah a, vis ited
rela tives h ere Sunday .
Mr .an d Mr s .E d Chds ten sen
we r e c a lli n g o n Mr . a n d Mr s . J u .
Christensen Mon da y .
Mr s .C.V .Shu mak er upent
Mon day wi th Mr s .Ha n s Moeller
J r. ; a t E lk City .
Chevrolet Companydtemoon vis
W I1\
~ A N E V E R
or Thousands of New Customers
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Q>%§§10ns
Nebraska Clothirig Com-
'Jn secure.
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VALUES GREATE
Everybody should attend Nebraska Clothing ~Company's Autrmn
A ..ma:/:mg Price ~
from Quality Clothing and Wearing Apparel Manufacturers en
pan, Omaha, to offer values worth cominq ma
'r Ho u §A Nn s OF WONDERFUL VALUES Hu r i d r e
~Men's Suits, Topcoats ~ ~
~ .4 Winter Overcoats
...5.\ ~ ~ , g
J *,¢»¢f ,
_f .,'m
,"~Men, in justice fo yourself don't spend a
..dollar for clothes until you see The Ne-
braska"s unusual values---and unlimited
~selections.The West's Largest Showing!~M r '
~Values Greater than Ever
~M e n ' s H a t s Men' s Sh oes
New Fall Styles Unusual Quality at
_s 2 5Q;3 ~'~
FREE PARKING-When you come fn Omaha drive into Redick Tower Garage,
15th Qs Harney Streets, or Easy Parking Garage, 14th & Dodge Streets, op-
posite U. P. Headquarters.Your claim cheek will be stamped paid, for three
ho un whe n ou uro hu $1.00 `y p e or more at Nebraska Clothmg'Company.
Game -enjoy The Nebraakafe Bewiee and Value :-Sa ve money--Get real
clothes satisfaction.
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HUNDRED
D n E s
Womerfs
Sha for
Fuiurlng
fubrl
SEE OUR l l o
wrunows
TODAY
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YORK CREEK NEWS
Miss Annie Fuess of Herman,
spent Wednesday ut the Clarence
Wachter home.
Clark Browning had his comshelledatClemensWilliamsen'aTuesday.Mrs.Browning spent
the day nt the Williamson home.Chris Vinderslev and Wm. Beh-
nxlt were Omaha visitors Thurs-
y,Mrs.Fny Jones and Mrs. JohnReeh spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Clemens Williamsen.
Lira Pauline Nohmberg spent
the week with her daughter, Mrs.
C. H. Wllliamaen and husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thone andchildren waited at the Louie Han-sen home in Blair Sunday.
Mr. and Mn.L,P. Skov and
Mrs. C. W. Christiansen of Blair,
spent Wednesday at the Soren
Jensen home._
Miss Esther Kubie, who teachesattheWrench#1-5;spent theweek-end at the p ntal,Fred
Kulzie home.
Mrs.Clemens Willilmsen was
taken to the Blair Hospital Sat-
urday where she will be under
treatment of Dr. Bun.
Scottsbluff-Wm. Rhoadea of Al-
liance,purchased Frantz Shop.
ready-to-wenr establishment.
Lincoln-Board will receive hi1l>
Nov.3 for construction ol three
addtional units to Norfolk State
Hospital._
Hebron-County Commissionersvoted to build new bridge on site
of old structutc,on Fourth St.
near Hebron College At Academy.
Nebraska Ci ty -Ci ty Commis
sion grunted Central Power Co.
right to install natural gas in city.Creighton-tiraveling of 18-mile
streuh of State Highway No.12
started east ol here.°
Madison-Gravel highway be-
tween here and Battle Creek com~
pleted and opened.
IAPlatte-Baptist Church voted
to purchase old Merrill Mission
located west of town.
Plattsmouth-Creamery plant of
Farmer's Cooperative Creamery is
being renovated and improved.
Wahoo-Wahoo State \Hauk or-
ganized with paid-up oupital oi
$50,000.
Ro a hv llle -Sto c k shlpmentr
made from hero in curload lots
recently.
Deahlen-Individual Mansoleurr
Co.,naw industry operating nl
eapuclty in part of Wholesale Gro-
cery Co. building.
McCook-City Caundl let can
tract to McCook Cement antStone Co. !or paving Sixth Streei
East.
Wann--Miniature gal!cours
UP TO THE MOTORIST
Between 1920 nnd 1930 motor
vehicle taxes increased 513 per
cen princlpnily due to the gas
tax,which alone produces more
than $500,000,000 a year.Thih
tax is constantly being increased,
and in some states has actually
been diverted to such purposes osfishhatcherics,oyster conaerva-
tion,éfate buildings,property
tax reduction,water snpply
systems, schools and son on.
The gasoline tax is becoming
class legislation of the ,most
obnodous kind.
The motorists of the country
must show that the old idea that
"one cent more won't make any
difference" is no longer true.
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'*,% 72:65 :v
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~i 3 eff 1». ""':...;;i I 33'7l'*.*~.
BOWELS
need wofching
Id Dr. Caldwell help wheneveryomdli }dfle'§o iv uhho r\:pse l;orhd
dm lo 'ption will mahthat biliozfm, headachy. mu b°y on
Sid onmfortabla. happy, well m jun!
a Iew tlours. ug; soon rosto{:ahé.h|
Y fv-"breok-up" a cold keeging ~bowels free Lrom all thot mckenmg
mucus waste.Yog haneu famous dodor's amdfor thlsjaxdmc. Dr.Caldwell's rqcondof havln attended over 3500 bu'th|wilhoul.om of one mother or babyislgehevgduniqueanAmericanmedical hmlorer.Get a bot le of Dr.CnldwelflSyruPein frotn our drugstoreand § m°'i'i read . flm you won'l
have to worry wgen any member ol
your family in hcaduchy,bilious.fzrwy or c,onslipa'r°fl. Syrup Pcpain1¥'t\I hr nli h2J'. It sweetens thr- H . - . » .; n ¢ ' n . . ¢a : 1 | » p n l i t e - - m a k e :
\: | \ » h L \u . a p i n e .
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Faahian Center Beauty Parlor-Phone 47-Alice Triplett.FingerWaves 25c We MONDAY Only -
znnke appointments well in ad-
vnnce.
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Drive
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m i
ble the
lv miles
so§Ime seasons newest most I
Marvelous Value Fur Trimmed
C O A T S I
$ 2 5
The Goat Bwra of Omaha features tha mart new
styles-New fur cuffs--new fur lapels, new Im' throws
--new lei collars the new longer length;ovary
new model!
a The Beautiful Furs including American
Opposum,Dyed Cross Fox,Paradiso
muskral,Mancllurian Wolf,Skunk,
Red Fox.lllarmal.Caracul.French
Beaver.Lapin.
i Sizes Misses 14 to 20 »- W om¢n's 38 to 44 and Ha lf N a n .
ONE GREAT GROUPo|=m=:w mu,
c n u n s C O A ' l ` l
of Plle Fxbrlo ~
Am 6 ¢a 14
s E s s
ni Misses
everyana Evcry coat w a r mly lin e d md withth e ne w colors
Beret to matchand style#
QMAHA
coxmmm
OUR VALUES
_'\L\\'AYS
fu.
I 0 oe CDIIYIIITABU.mum wa u n s u n g -'~" " f r i ! ; 'L m r a f i n r
pond.._.--._....-__....-.,-..'nr;-rr;~`' v m
M.¢»-
Parc Seven
tau~ht that in school: l ;!| | | |:.r aAsurprisep a r ty wa s gi ve n a t
th e George Lo f ti a h o me Saturd ay
even in g i n hon or o f Mr s .Lo f ji s '
I I 1 5
afternoon after school Disasters Hit 38 States in Past Year
tau~ht that in school: l ;!| | | |:.r aAsurprisep a r ty wa s gi ve n a t
th e George Lo f ti a h o me Saturd ay
even in g i n hon or o f Mr s .Lo f ji s '
I I 1 5
afternoon after school Disasters Hit 38 States in Past Year
tau~ht that in school: l ;!| | | |:.r aAsurprisep a r ty wa s gi ve n a t
th e George Lo f ti a h o me Saturd ay
even in g i n hon or o f Mr s .Lo f ji s '
I I 1 5
afternoon after school Disasters Hit 38 States in Past YearDisasters Hit 38 States in Past Year
DISABTERS
|N A y s u p t unusual weather c on-
dlu o n s u n oy er th e wor ld ,th eU n i t e d B u t e ! w a s u n d u l y M N
Q, and in the twdvc month: mdlnl
me 8 0 ,1981,th e A mo r i u n Ro d
C r o u h a d : I va n d la u te x ' n li d i n
rty » ellh t of tho to ny -a llht lutel.
With ths axc epuan of n mine em-
lo llo n ,n n epidemic o l u p h o ld
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o w tha alemanh. They we re tor-
, p r dren,tm-usdons , Bondi. ltorml.
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pnblle gnve morn than $10,000.00
and the Amex-lean Rod C r o u l l
preprinted $5,000,000 from in tree:
nry. The sent ot the other disarm
rollel operations vu borne trom un
Red Cx-eu treasury, md local mud:
contributed ln the stricken comma
nlues.This d ms t e r w o r k o f t h e B d
Cron in anpporzed. ln part, from th(
annual roll call for members whld
occurs ouch year between Avmlsuel
my a n d Tha nk sg iv in g D ly . Ex cl
: w w- n wh o io ln s a n n me mb e r d
lh u l: : d C r u n 1 |c o n l d h n u n g to
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Rod C r o ll n l l o l in twenty-three
states.T h e other din nt o m were,
without ucapuon. carried on simul-
Lnnoonuly with the drought relief.
und pllced I heavy burden,not
alone upon the fund: ut the undone!
Red cron, but upon its trained ver
lonnel ot dlnuter relief workers.
At the peak of the drought rellel,
more than two mllllon persons were
be in ;led, clothed or elven other
help, and ln all of t he w ork more
th an 2,750,000 me n ,wo me n an d
children were c ared lor by llxc Red
Cross.
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ublnlned,In part.through pnhlic
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I ment.He first suggested hisplnn
tu the king of Portugal but hv
was more interested in his A!r'<'.xn
route.The rulers of Spain were
nlso unwilling to spend money on
such a risk.Columbus then sent
his brother,Batholomew to thc
court of England but without suc-
cess.Finally Columbus made un
his mind that it was no use Imp-
ing for help from
started northward
At the lust minute
to try the plan.
On the third of
rise three ships set sail from
Palos.For ten long weeks they
continued their voyage.Then
finally on the night of the eleventh
pain and he
o try France.
Spain ventuzen
gust at sun-
fNeuRALG|A, co Los
Wh have some: I d l e 3 ? ~ w m e t a b l e t :
Bayer Aspinn. Relic! is immediad
Thee'| namely ever an ache orpain that Baya Aspirin won't nuwy
-and ueveia L imewhenyou mg
take it.
_'lame tablets with the Ba ; m i
are always safe. They .don't depra
the hart, or otherwise harm you.
Use them just as often a:i_theyfca.l
y 'or mmm ort.us! &°`i»J¥' to uy the genuine.
ine the package.Beware ~
imiuntiom.
Anpirin is the trade~marl§ of_BayU
manufacture of moaoaoeuaudau
lated ;u gu r,1-.1 y vi uiu ui.¢.|wy|.=.\.aln..m...,1 pou nd flo ur ,2 ten-
rpoons of ba k ln g powd er,gra ted
ri nd o f one le mo n,jd c e o f one
lemon,wh i te s o f s i x eggs.Be at
e g g y olks an d su ga r un ti l i t
foa ms,abo ut 15 minu tes.A d d
gr a te d le mo n ri n d a nd jui c e, th e n
fine ly c hop ped almo nd s, be at vig -
or ou s ly , a d d the flo ur si f te d wi th
the b ak in g po wd er , a nd las tly fo ld
i n th e beaten e g g whi te s.D r o p
on oi led L in by tea spo on a nd ba ke
a golden bro wn.Those arc ve ry
delic io us and ma y als o be in c lu d-
e d i n th e Chr is tmas cookies as
the y k eep in def ini tely .
Casse role of Lamb
T w o pounds breast o f la mb ,2
ad di ng a li ttle s y r up .W hen c ool-
ed a n d th e s y ru p h as je lli ed , p re -
pxr c 'vanilla ju n k e t ac c ording t o
di re c tio n; o m pa c ka ge a nd f ill di e
dis hea L e t sta nd i n a.w a r m
room un ti l f i r m
Oy s te r Stews F all Di sh
I t i s oy s ter season ag ai n an d
they are i n th e ma r k e t wa i ti n g
W hi le o y ster s ar e o btai nab le n ll
th e y e a r th r o u g h th e y a r e better
fr o m S e p te mbe r to Ma y .
Oy sters are nutri ti ou s,a r e o f
easy d igesti bility , espe c ially wh e n
eaten r a w, a n d s o are frequently _
gi ve n t o i n va lld s a n d convales-
c ents Th ei r n utr ltive valu e is no t
>r y ou.
k i nc ups dic ed potatoes, 1 finely c hop-\.\..o f h a "" M u n a a d a li mte
home.Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Nelsona n d f a m i ly d r o ve w F r e mo n t S n -
day to s e e th e li ttle d a u gh te r o fMr . a n d Mr s. J o e Rey zli c k a t e lle
hospital.
A surprise p a r ty wa s gi ve n a t
th e Chas.Ro g e r t h o me Th ur sd ay
e ve n i n g ln h o n o r o f Mr .Rog ert's
bir th da y .Ref res hme nts were serv-
ed a n d at n late h ou r a ll de pa r te d
f o r h o me wi s h i n g h i m ma n y mo r e
suc h happy oc casions.
Le ro y an d Ea rl Ho ve nd ic k sp en t
Saturd ay n i g h t a n d Sunday wi th
th ei r grand pare nts,Mr .an d Mr s .
F r a n k l n f ti s .'
Mr . a n d Mr s .Ne ll,Th omps on
an d f a mi ly f r o m Bla lr , wer e la s t
Tue sd ay vi d t o r s a t th e Ea r l
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W hen Columbun not back to feahcylicadd-
ped onion, 1 cup canned mmawes,2 cups diced carrots,seasoning.
Cut the lamb into small pieces,
roll in flour and brovm it well in
hut bacon fat with onion.Put in
a greased casserole with the to-
matoes and one cup of hot water.
Bake the meat for twe hours. Add
potatoes and carrots and continue
»...\f:»»» fm lt hull hour lomzer.
...,.., ....."Wg ,,-........ .. ..-..___.flavor which kes them accept-
able to most ople.Of all the lshea prepared from
oysters, fried oyster; undoubtedly
find favor with the greatest num-
ber.However, unless care is taken
in frying the oylsters they are
likely to be somewhat indigestlble.
Deep fat should be used for this
rne nme uaugnwr UIMrs..Toe Reyzlick was taken toFremont Tuesday where she wasoperated on for appendicitls. Last
reports are that she is getting
along as well as could be expected.
Superintendent Bellord visitedthe New England school Tuesdayafternoon./
Another community gathedng
was held at the New Emzland
made three more voyages
|..~. . ..dluons un oyer the world,the
U n i t e d B u t e ! w a s u n d u l y M N
Q, and in the twdvc month: mdlnl
me 8 0 ,1981,t h e Amo r iu n Rod
C r o u h a d : Iv a n d la u t e x ' n lid in
rty»ellht of tho tony-allht lutel.
With ths axcepuan of n mine em-
lollon,nn epidemic o l uph old
ev er . n mine a n -ln md u n lk on d
dent.these d h u l m ware un
o w tha alemanh. They were tor-
, p r dren,tm-usdons, Bondi. ltorml.
d o u d b n n t l and dr0\1¢ht.f The drought.which spread over
'1 n ¢\ Y~¢ h rn nu t s in t he su mme rg y u l or!m o .m d h u : W u
,oug ht untold h avo c I n nor lhwmb
n n In t e x In 1931.accoumcd for
states.T h e other din nt o m were,
without ucapuon. carried on simul-
Lnnoonuly with the drought relief,
und pllced I heavy burden,not
alone upon the fund: ut the undone!
Red cron, but upon its trained ver
lonnel ot dlnuter relief workers.
At the peak of the drought rellel,
more than two mllllon persons were
be in ;led, clothed or elven other
help, and ln all of t he w ork more
th an 2,750,000 me n ,wo me n an d
children were c ared lor by llxc Red
Cross.
Funds for the drought rc llet were
ublnlned,In part.through pnhlic
c anlrlbutlans, bec ause ot Lhe mas-
nltude ol' the numbers affec ted. The
and the Amex-lean Rod C r o u l l
preprinted $5,000,000 from lu tree:
nry. The sent ot the other disarm
rollel operations vu borne trom un
Red Cx-eu treunry, md local tnndz
contributed ln the stricken comma
nlues.Thla dln st er w o r k o f t h e B d
Cron in annpcrted, In part, from th(
nnnnal roll call for members whld
occurs ouch year between Avmlsuel
my a n d Th n nk a g ld n g D ly. Ex c l
: w w- n wh o i o ln s a n l me mb e r d
lh u l: : d C r u n 1 |c o n l d h n u n g to
wa rd th is eilec tlve und !r..pnn.\nv
emergency rdlaf. should calamltlei
occur anywhere attectlng llves H
Lnelr fellow dtizens.
He died in ignorance of the real.|
grandeur of his discovery.Until
that
W...-..,,.-.t..._._____.__Add n little more water from
time to time,and thicken the
gravy if it is too thin.Serve the
dish very hot,with fresh baking
powder biscuits.
Escallupcd Lamb with Macaroni
Use left-over cold lamb roast.
Cut ment intd thin slices arstrips.
At the same time, break macaroni
iixtn 1-inch lengths and cook it in
boiling,salted water until dune.
Grease n baking or casserole dish,
e ver bottom with a layer of mac-ani, cuver this with n lsyer of
ent,mid n layer of macaroni,
d repeat until dish is almost
I ll.Add lamb gravy and enough
t mnto sauce to moisten contentsoroughly.Sprinkle buttered
read crumbs over the top and
:xke ln a moderate oven (350 de-
purpose and it should be notenough to brown a one-inch cube
of bread s golden brown in 40
seconds.
Fried Oysters
24 large oysters, 1 egg, %cup
milk, fi cracker crumbs, salt and
pepper. Thoroughly dry the oysters
by laying them on one end of a
soft cloth and patting them with
the other.Beat the egg a.nd.add
the milk to i t Dip the oysters
into the cracker crumbs, then into
the egg and milk mixture, and
again into the crumbs.Fry ln
deep fat until brown.Removefrom the fat, drain well und place
on oiled paper.Sprinkle with
salt and pepper and serve hot.
Cocktail Sauce
One pint oysters, 1 cup medium
---usc hool house Fr i d a y evening.A
lar ge c ro wd wa s i n attendanc e.
Mu s i c wa s f u r ni s h e d b y th e Da vi s
Bro the rs . Ref res hments wer e ser v-
ed a t a la te h o u r a n d a ll r e p o r t a
ver y e iljoy able eve nin g.
w. R. C . S P ONS ORS
E S S A Y C O N T E S T
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' 1 n ¢ \ Y ~ ¢ h r n n u t s i n th e s u m me r
g y All od 1980.m d h u : m n
,oug ht untold h avo c I n nor lhwmb
m e I n t e x I n 1931.ac c oumc d for
. . . -
ha pp eh ed b y c ha nc e to mn a c r os s
a f ri e nd .Co lumb us to ld hi s ta le ,
an d h o w th e queen had refused
hi m.The f rie nd , who k ne w Que en
Isab ella, wrote h er a. letter, wh ic h
res ulte d in the que en immedi ate ly
rec alling Oolurnbus.She fi tte d
him ou t with a f le et of th ree s hip s,
an d b ad e h i m fa r ewe ll.
After se ven ty da y s, in whic h the
s - _ - - _ - -~
ward this eilecdve sud ihpnnnnvemergency rdlaf. should calamitlei
occur anywhere attaeung llves an
Lnyr fellow dtizens.
Cross.
Funds for the drought relief were
ublained,In part.through pnhiic
c anlrlbutlans, be c ause ot Lbs mas-
nltudo ol' the numbers affec ted. The
bu s D ay as c o mmo n a s a ny oth er .
W e o f eve ry rac e a n d c oun try
rec o gniz e the h oriz on whic h bo und
ded by his vision a n d th e scope
o f h i s genius.Ne i th e r ma r b le o r
brass can rea lly f o r m hi s statue.
Contine nts ar e his mo nu me nts.
The millio ns of Pe op le of th e pas t,
pres ent a n d f u tu r e sho uld gu a r d
and p re se rve f ro m c e ntury to c e n-
wa s b r ou g ht up as a wea ver .Col-
umb u s wa s sent to sc hool a n d
there studied L a ti n an d As tro n -
amy .When he was fourtc .:.. y ears
o f ag e h e bec ame a sailor.I n
la te r y ears,wh e n Co lu mb us wa s
o n hi s wa y to En gla nd ,he wa s
shipwrec ked a n d escaped on ly b y
a "mi r ac le "to la n d i n Po rtug al,
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E r r e s e n t r r x c e m s t
If in lfitnn v nu \lnȢ\n luaur inn urns;
f ~ 0 dt ou gh ~ w~ ch~ s pr ea d ov er
' 1 n ¢ \ Y ~ ¢ h r n n u t s i n th e s u m me r
g y All od 1980.m d h u : m n
,oug ht untold h avo c I n nor lhwmb
m e I n t e x I n 1931.ac c oumc d for
. . . -
ha pp eh ed b y c ha nc e to mn a c r os s
a f ri e nd .Co lumb us to ld hi s ta le ,
an d h o w th e queen had refused
hi m.The f rie nd , who k ne w Que en
Isab ella, wrote h er a. letter, wh ic h
res ulte d in the que en immedi ate ly
rec alling Oolurnbus.She fi tte d
him ou t with a f le et of th ree s hip s,
an d b ad e h i m fa r ewe ll.
After se ven ty da y s, in whic h the
s - _ - - _ - -~
ward this eilecdve sud ihpnnnnvemergency rdlaf. should calamitlei
occur anywhere attaeung llves an
Lnyr fellow dtizens.
Cross.
Funds for the drought relief were
ublained,In part.through pnhiic
c anlrlbutlans, be c ause ot Lbs mas-
nltudo ol' the numbers affec ted. The
bu s D ay as c o mmo n a s a ny oth er .
W e o f eve ry rac e a n d c oun try
rec o gniz e the h oriz on whic h bo und
ded by his vision a n d th e scope
o f h i s genius.Ne i th e r ma r b le o r
brass can rea lly f o r m hi s statue.
Contine nts ar e his mo nu me nts.
The millio ns of Pe op le of th e pas t,
pres ent a n d f u tu r e sho uld gu a r d
and p re se rve f ro m c e ntury to c e n-
wa s b r ou g ht up as a wea ver .Col-
umb u s wa s sent to sc hool a n d
there studied L a ti n an d As tro n -
amy .When he was fourtc .:.. y ears
o f ag e h e bec ame a sailor.I n
la te r y ears,wh e n Co lu mb us wa s
o n hi s wa y to En gla nd ,he wa s
shipwrec ked a n d escaped on ly b y
a "mi r ac le "to la n d i n Po rtug al,
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SII'I` (LlI.\NED AND 1>m:ss1~:n $1.25
TROUSERS CLEANED ANI) PRESSEIJ .50
TOP COAT CLEANEIJ AND PRESSED 1.25
OVERCUATS CLEANED AND PRESSED 1.50
SUITS PRESSED a 1 na as .60TROUSERS PRESSED Ȣa a u .25
LADIES' COATS CLEANED ANI) PRESS!-:D 1.25
and UpHATS QI.I*IANED ANI) BLOCKED 1.00
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The essay; are aa follows in the
order of their choice by judges:
The Significance of Oolumbna Day
(By Bob Hemphill,Grade W il)
Not one of us ean ever know the
real Columbus, but his story has
been handed down through the
ages.On the cold grey morning
ol October 12, 1492 when Colum-
bus dghted what proved to be our
beloved America,little did he
know that four hundred thirty-
nine years later he would be
honored by a nation known through
out the world, or that annually on
October twelfth a day would be
set aside for that express purpose.
As .n small lad, Columbus loved
the sea, and could always be found
by the docks listening ho tale! of
the sailors.. His father, however,
wanted him In have an education,
so Columbus was sent to the Unl-
versity of Pavia ln Genoa.But
this suited not the sea-loving
youth, as he soon set out at the
age of fourteen on his first voy-
age..For a quarter of a century,
he sailed the parts lmown oo man-
from Iceland to Guinea.
Now a problem cam up con~
fronting civilization:a new route
had to be found to the Orient.Aa
tar as was known, it was imposs-
ibla to sail around Africa, for it
was thought that life could notedst near the equator.The path
aerosq the desert was held bybanfiltswhorobbedandnilfered
the caravans.Something had w
be done.
(}olumbus, now thirty-nine years
o! age, conceived a plan.If the
world were round, an he had been
taught,why could not one sail
west,and reach Japan in the
Orient?
At first, no one would hear his
plan.Even Queen Isabella of
Spain politely refused him.Fin-
ally in despair, he resolved to gd
to France.While on his way, he
ln which to "sail West and reach
the East".He was refused.Thenhe asked help from Spain.He was
granted three ships,-the Santa
Mnrla, Nina, and Pinto.Then for
ten long weeks he sailed, iinally
landing at San Salvador.
Columbus plans for the future
were uncertain,although he had
other trips planned bo Cuba and
Haiti; and home again to PaIoaby
March 15, 1493.Columbus said he
would return again; this time with
more men and ships in his crew.Columbus had had many hard-
ships and long years of adxious
waiting,but he had the'coursge
to carry him through,and after
all,courage is what brings us
!l.\¢¢€B8.
Columbul Day
(By Peggy Pounds, Sth Grade)
Columbus Day is the day in
which we should honor the great
Christopher Columbus, discoverer,
dreamer, hero and apostle.Many
of us do not and consider Colum-
SI _IOHNSON
AUCTIONEER
BLAIR NEBRASKA
Se e U s f o r ' Ban ki n g :
Oscar Holmes
Farm Sales a Specialty Call at Hambn g Shop
CARROLL'S
Cash Grocery
Carroll Thornburgh,Prop.
' Where Food:are Priccdfor CASH
The Thermometer Waits
For No Man
If it should turn cold tonight
Is your car Protected?
Change to Lighter on
Specials for Friday and Saturday
Oxydol, large pkg.--,»-l9c Fill Your Radiator W ith
Alcohol or Prestone
Don't Wait-»l)o lt Now
g Change grease in differential and transmisdon
~Swann Down Cake Flour, pkg.m
~'nn rink Salmon r ac Brand 2 em m
~Heavy I-lusking .,T2§r:;':. doz. pr, $1.45
,..»»monotony was broken once by a
tried mutiny, land was sighted
through the cold early morning
light.
What rejoicing there must have
been!Think of the joyful landing.
the frightened native:peering
from behind trees.But how
sacred must have been the claim-
ing of the land in the name of the
King of Spain!
But for all of this,the brave
and gallant Columbus died without
knowing that it Was America he
had discovered.
Our beloved land has been
known four hundred thirty-nine
years to man since its discovery.
But now, of all other times, it is
in the height of its glory.Its
famous disooverer Columbus' spir-
iz is shown in these lines ot
Miller:
The mate cried, "What shalllsay
To them dear captain!"
Without a tremor came the reply
"Sail on-sail onl"
Columbus Day
(BX Donna Gollehon)
Four hundred and¢1.hirty-nihc
years ago an explorer dropped
anchor in an unlmown sea and
landed on an unknown island.l t
was Columbus who had crossed
the sea of darlmess-Columbus
who had reached his goal.All his
life he had lived near the sea,and had longed to roam its un-
known depths and explore its un-
known ahorea In Spain he had
been called an idle dreamer, but
nuw,that be had proved hia
theory that the earth was round,
his name would be written dovmthrough the ages."
"Had Columbus half seas o'er
'hu-ned back to his native shore,
Men would not today proclaim
Round the world his deathless
name."-N. W.
Columbus was bo m i n Genoa,
Italy.His father was a wool
comber,and Columbus himself
:n a ¢I $;on \I I
tu r y h i s n a me a nd f ame .La s t 1 2
o f Oc tob e r wa s th e f o u r hund red
a n d th ir ty - ni nth anni vers ary oi'
th e la n d i n g o f C o lu mb us b u t o n ly
th e fo u r h u u d re d th ti me we h a ve
c eleb ra ted i t.
Pe r ha p s y o u wo u ld li k e to kn o w
a li ttle b i t a b o u t th i s g r e a t ma n ' s
l i f e Co lu mb us wa s a n I ta li a n
an d th e co.....L.'.sp elli ng o f hi s
name wa s Cr is tof or o Co lo mb o.H e
wa s b o r n i n Gen oa b u t th e e xa c t
da te of h i s bi r th is n o t kn o wn .I t
is s o me whe re ar ou nd 144 6 a nd
1451.Hi s fa the r wa s a wool-
c omber b u t Cblumb us lo ve d th e
sea.He be c ame a s ai lor wh e n h e
was fo ur tee n.
B y 1477 Co lu mbu s had settled
i n Lisbon,Po rtu ga l an d there i n
1478 o r 14'?9 he ma r ri e d a la d y
of goo d family by whom he ha d one
son, Diego.Me mb er s of h is wif e' s
f a mi ly Wen;ns vig a to r s a n d Col-
umb u s c ame i n to possession o f
the ir c ha rts wh ic h increased hi s
inte rest i n geogr aphy .Co lu mb us
di d no t ori gin ate the theory th a t
the earth wa s ro und.He had be en
|. -1-.W .........., ..._ ...___ _,,Two cups hot mashed potatoes,
teaspoon grated onion,'A cup
upped walnut meats, 1 teaspoon
rated onion, paprika, 1 teaspoonalt,IL cup evaporated milk,1
blesponn butter,yolks 2 eggs,
teaspoon of poultry seasoning.
lix the ingredients in Y-he order
ven and handle as any trailing.
Lyonnais: PuntosCook five minutes '>i pound of
utter with 2 small onions and 'A
up parsley chopped fine.Add
iled potawes,sprinkled with
alt and pepper;stir until well
lxed with onion and butter;let
team until potatoes are light
rown underneath.Gnnamon Apples SupremeOnepackagevanillajunket,
pint milk, 6 apples, 1 cup sugar,cup water,3 tablespoons red
» _ ._ ._--...u-..1 ¢..m..»Mn
Gaz; ;a ;aa';f"a¢;.;a zgreasedbakingda rt Pour eve!
them the hot white sauce and thi
juice from the oysters.Seaaol
with salt and pepper.Over thi
top place a layer ol hismat dougl
rolled about one-fourth inch thick
Set in a hot oven and bake unti
the cnxst is browned.This wil
serve slz.
For the HomeIf a little lemon juice is adde<
;~=the water used for mixing
pastry it will make the pastry
lighter and remove all taste of fat
or lard.Cleanse greasy hands by wash
ing them in n little psralfin be
fore using soap and water.Remove ink stains from a dea
lable by dampening with cgi(
water and addinz a little comrnoi
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Co lu mb us D a y i s th e da y i n
whi c h we sho uld h o n o r th e gr ea t
Chri stop her Columb us,disc overer,
dre ame r, he ro an d a po stle.Ma n y
of us -do no t an d c o ns id er C olum-
SI _IOHNSON
AUCTIONEER
BLAIR NEBRASKA
son, Diego.Members of his wife's
family Were navigators and Col-
umbus came in to possession of
their charts which increased his
interest in geography.Columbus
did not originate the theory that
the earth was round.He had been
nna mun I:unuusu,L w».m..»,~v..emon juic e.Pee! and c ore apples
nd plac e in baking pan.Ma k e a
y r up by bo ili ng th e s ug a r, wa te r
ind c i nna mon c a ndi es tog eth er for
- __salt.
T o keep the y o lk s o f r a w egg:
fre sh several day s dr op unbrokex
into n. bowl of c old wa9 :r.
Friday and Saturday October 30 and 31
Saturday M atin ee I0 and 25 c ents
gé'....,\H Q U N P a i M l e i g d n y = g » = ; s c h o o l G
r s .m m e o m a n o r a mA N D V I C I N I T Y I s l a n d vi s i t e d a t t h e W m .Si e ve; - 4
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""3`2`;rGI£"'if-Ilitsg small da 1"mne f Kruse hem open housé '.usednesdasf aftlmoon andpvcning ?f-MI:=?.fl'1.ff.f,"° (il. '"£;.2E'"$E'§.;,'womano friends and relatives who camentohelphimcelebratehis
mhdny.The Womcn'a Club met withlrs..loc [azure Wwnesday aft-
emoon.The topic of the program
was "The Home".Roll call was
answered by kitchen mottocs thathelp make housework interesting.
Mrs.Lena Kruger read a paperon "Household Arts' in Education"
and Mrs. Clara Geesuman gave apaper on "Home Developmerit of
the Young Citizens".Mrs. Louis
Lcssinger and Mrs.Smith were
visitors..The following people mended
the fiftieth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voss, who
reside ln Omaha:Mr. and Mrs.
Cnrl Rohwer and Henry, Mr. and
llrs. Jawb Sierk, Henry Rohwer,
Mrs. Marie Mehrena and Kate.
Henry Voss ol Omaha, and Bert
Voss ol Chicago, called on HenryRohwer Tuesday.Mrs. Jacob Sierk was hostess tothe Happy Hour Club on Thurs-
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Klanck
of Omaha, announce the blrth of a
baby daughter Oct.2.Mrs.
klanek was Miss Doroth Jlpp ofthis place.Saturday, Oct. 24 was the mm.anniversary of Mrs. Emil Rathjen.A number of folks gathered ather home to help her remember the
day and wish her many happy
me ....=.v......e W ............_porch and break her shoulder.
She was taken to the Covenanthospital to be taken care of butwas able to be brought home thenextday.She.ia getting along
nicely at this time.Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Morrow and
chlhlren are now located ln north-ern Minnesota at which place theDr.received a Clvll Service ap-
pointment.A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Luttiwon Oct. 24.Mr. and Mrs.m. Slevers en~terrained a number of friends atpinochle Monday evening in honor
o! Mr. Sievers birthday.Mrs.Ira Piper had her tonsllo
removed last week at the Nicholas
Senn hospital.
Fashion Center Beauty Parlor-
Phone 47-Allce Tripl t.FingerWaves Z5c We MOND Y On ly -rnake appointments well in ad-
vance.Month ehd Sale Fashion CenterSilk Dresses-$10 and $12 Valuesgo at $5.88-all sizes, styles and
materials.41-it
NEW ENGLAND NEWS
Mrs.Bert Thompson and Edna'Sprlck were Thursday visitors at
the E. N. Manley home at Nash-
ville to nee Mr. Manley who was
very ill,and later passed away.
|In With (jury Cooper and Carlole Lombarde
Q l e n . f \ - . n n i f \ ¢ \ » . i .l.l.......».........f. . _ . ¢ . . . . _
Oscar Holmes
Farm Sales a Specialty Call at Hamburger Shop
_. . . _.
Sunday and Monday, Novem ber 1 and 2
Sunday Matinee I0 and 25 cents
I |
1.3 £~
\
~ir 5.'.
,..¢.n . , ¥'
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W'|th Lionel Barrymorc und Madge Evans
Also Catch As Catch Can Comedy and Fox News
The Thermometer Waits
For No Man
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Tuesday, Nov. 3---Bargain Night
Admisssion 10 and 20 cents
"The Tarnished Lady"
With Cllve Brook and Fallulnh Bankhead
Alsn Ghost Pxrade~-ComedygChange grease in differential and transmisdon Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 4 and 5
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returns.
E .N.Ma nley o f Nash ville,
pass ed awa y n t u n Omaha ho spltal
Oc t.23.Fu ne ra l servic es we re
held at the Pr esby ter ian c hu rc h on
Sunday an d th e body wa s ta ke n
m Ly on s f o r b ur i al.
Mr . u n d Mr s .[ e s te r Smi th e n -
tertained th e f o llo wi n g a t n d u c k
di nn er Fr i da y e ven i ng :M r .an d
Mr s. Er n es t S c h mid t a nd Elea n or .
Mr .an d Mr s .E m i l Kr u s e an d
Don na D ea n.
Mr . an d lllrs . Or al Ha rr is on a nd
Mr , , ma Mr s. La wr e nc e Nelso n o f
Th i s c o mm u d ty exte nds ta thern
the lr mo s t sinc ere sy mp a th y rn
their bereavement.
A b i g d i m e r w a s gi ve n a t th e
C h u . Ho ve n d i c k h o me o n Sundnb'
hono ring Mi sa A l m a Fletc her o f
Miles Clty ,Mo ntan a,wh o i s re-
tu rn in g t o he r h o me Sundsy »
After spending th e p u t t w o
mu ntha amo ng relatives.She is A
dau ghter o f L e g h Flete her,wh o
lef t he re ab ou t 1a years ago.
Th e W i lli n g W o r k e r s G u h me t
a t th e ho me o f Mr s .He r m a n
Sndc k W ednesdnv nftpr-nnnn.Th e- - -. - . . "- - . . u . - -- -- ------- r -- --- - -;- - v u - u o v v n u n w - -O m a h a ,m o t o r e d t o H o o p e r S u n -a f t e r n o o n w a s s p e n t a t e m b r o i d
d a y a n d s p e n t t h e d a y f i s h i n g a n d e r i n g q u i l t b l o c k s f o r t h e h o s t e s s .
h u n t i n g .h i r .a n d M r s .C a r l e t o n T a y l o r
M r .a n d M r s .A l b e r t F a l l o f a n d f a m i l y o f O m a h a ,M r .a n d
l l l a n a w n ,w e r e S u n d a y c a l l e r s a t M r s .L e o n a r d L o f t i s a n d f a m i l y
t h e h o m e o f W m .K e t c h m a r k .a n d S t e l l a M o n t g o m e r y w e r e S u n -
M r s .E m m a ,K e t c h m e r k v i s i t e d d a y e v e n i n g v i s i t o r s a t t h e G e o r g e
M r s .W m .S c h e n k a t t h e I m m a n »L o f t i e h o m e .
uel hospital Monday after noon.Th e p u p i ls o f th e Ne w E n g la n d
Ma ry A n n and Luc i lle Rohwer, sc hool and their teachers,Misa
da u gh ter s of Mr . a n d Mr s . Ha r r y A l ma Fai rc h ild an d Mr s .Eliza-
Ruh we r,entertained a nu mb er o f ib eth Staples,enjoy ed a W einer
small Me a d e at a I I a llo we ' e n ; r o u t a t th e Henn an Spr ic l: gr ove
Cash Grocery
Carroll Thornburgh, Prop.
' Where Food:are Priccdfor CASH
If it should turn cold tonight
Is your car Protected?
Change to Lighter bin
Specials for Friday and Saturday
Oxydol, large pkg.--,»-l9c Fill Your Radiator W ith
Alcohol or Prestone
Don't Wait-»l)o lt Now
X
Shell Super-Service Station
g Change grease in differential and transmisdon
~Swann Down Cake Flour, pkg.m
~'nn rink Salmon r ac Brand 2 em m
~Heavy I-lusking ,,'}'{§{§;';, doz. pr. $1.45
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~P h o n e 7 3 W e D e l i v e r
~open Evmings and Sundays
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- » _ _ _ . _Blair. Nebraska. October 29, 1931
Th i e tje :L1 8 , B 16 Bla ir , S l.
Fr e d Th ie tje & wi f e to Au d r a L .
Imn gwe llz L18 , B1 6,Blai r.
J a me s V a n Ho r n e t a l to J e f f -
erson V a n Ho r n :Un d .2 3 I n t.
in W 5&N E M Sec.14-19-10 $1.00.
J o h n F . S mi th a n d wi f e to E lva
Mae Moitsz L 21 B ss Blair ;1,»
400.
No r a C.Smac k an d hu sb an d to
Fr a n c e s C mr i g a n e t a l:P t. NE 5 4
s m ;Sec.5-18-11 $1000.
..:n a
| |.r h ig h s c h oo l. Th iq
ey wa s issued by
~ank of De Soto in
s
ted to th e Blai r
Ra y Hi tc h man , o f
~te Ba nk , h as no w
nd has be en placed
They have been looking forward ceremonies.
to this trip and the greeting with Andrew Hansen .
old friends once more.Lester Hansen and funily
MONEY NQW
DISPLAY CASES
money which was
Bllifs ¢zw\\'U=f\=¢¢1¢» also played A
sparkling game.The Blnir line
played its usual strong gamu
ngdnst the heavier opponents.
ter of Mr.and Mrs.Claude G.
Englert, passed from this life Wed
nesday,Oct.21 at the home ofonrrim nr
u » w - u u »
TWO BLAIR MEMBERS
SECURE HIGHEST OFFICES
¢»»».»-
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OBITUARYUealhvstanding mr for the visitors. The
final score of the game was 13 m
0 in favor of we Blair Bears.
h o W C \ " B l '.a n d thB f| |. Cl. .ll lV ~ . . \ . . ! . . . . ..|._....... _...J .. | ¢ \ n a '| | ¢ » | \1 l n fl !
. m n u l u l l; _ g _ g , g -_ ; » - ~' m W t i a l t u n t e d ' ? § "». .. .` .§ ,p l n e n u a u l f t h n
d u n n u m b e r 0 ; : l a n e s o f l n u n -c o n v e n i e n c e o f t n v e l z n .A l t h i ?
A n m - m m ;| u | | ° } ¢ ° ¢ n i , , , ¢ , | ' ° " O m a h a A p o m r w u a t l a n d
n M " d v e n b y t h e C o l l e g e S n - ' "h e l p t h a n I n t o t h e p l a n e .A t
n l d n y m l i n z . O c t o b e r S m .m r .K a l m a n C i t y m o t h e r p o n q r w n
l m l l l e P . F u n , n o d a l d i n m r , , , , d . ¢ < | w l y n n x j a u s m h e l p o p e n 0 1 °
\ |e a m m l t t e e l w d n i e d b y t h e d o o n a n d u m : t h e p u s e n g e n m
, s t u d e n t m e l ! - g w s r n m e n t n u n ¢ i .l | i l N - i l l :( m m t h e m m e .I t l l |
INl'\`lI~'I`Y YEARS
Mrs.E.Rank of las Angeles,;The tex-rltoris
Califomla stopped of!between mcently prese:
trains in Blair last Monday.M\'°~\schools by hlr.
Ronk was a resident of Blair the Farmers 5
something like fifty years ago and been framed acould not help 'but hobo the man>"on exhibit in i
changes in the city.She mlkeaiuw Blair Senlr
with Henry Grimm and the wrimer lerriwrial mor ation,are in charge f u§£"=I§-custom _of all air}:o}ts to offer a.
:final greeting to all passengers.A
ai ln n n v n r n n th n In nffnuxfl Ar * h hI """3emcnt,aquite fluently ot than early d=YH'¢he Wnubeek ]
when Blair was still ln her swad- the early hlzilo
dllng clothes.wish tn thank
sh, wa, nw dmmhmr o f M. G. chi n nm an
W me ""' urunn '"'""""'"""'Emmett N.Manley was born lyn Louise was bum July 18 1930.rvugf ~ 1.3 ciation of 1. o. 0. 1-'. af Nebraska June 4. 1869 in Little Valley, Cat~!She mffmd A severe mick of
to Q, fast growing helm '}t.G'"@_"f .'"'i*¥'f{.'"} 'ff |taraugus County, New York.He pneumonia Inst winter and had
L.F.HilsFred H. Ruanu n n n r t
in er and wqfe to ° " j " ' "|§l1.\:uu5 lb u|.u:u=u uf *HV, e g a n d wi f e :L s 9 a m v a l a t the destination." W a
}-__.....Qnnn Mo n th end Sala!Fanhinn r n mf m wi sh y o u n D le as a nt. tr i o" wa s th eanu r D L v n u r l u u u Q a u u .S l -~-. . . . . _ . . . . ,vvu n . ¢___M a r a r e t A n d e r s o n a n d h a s l k D r e s s e s - $ 1 0 a n d $ 1 2 V a l u e s p a r t i n g w o r d a t t h e O m a h a p o r t
g -h a n d i n J b n n 1 .M i l l a r :1 . 4 n 1 5 ¥ 2 1 ' f , _ f ' 3 ' 3 " ' ° "s i z e s ,s t y l e s a n d A t K a n s a s C i t y a p o r t e r w i"`B1éTwi6` ¢i"iii{`&n§S was a gg ~
prominent cattle feeder in these of pg;-mu
l l t wh i c h a r o | '`"te a two m a n peo ple F5 " " " " | e a m c wi th hi s pare nts to Bu r t b e e n i n ve r y delic ate he a lth everecoec lons .._....\..n..n...»nm-|}\B/Ba 0fflCBfB fol' H16 BBBUJIIK yE8l» vnnnhr 1:11911 lrithuln crmaru nhl nnalininnn
aem value to we W...-
n m o v e n
BY BLAIR STUDENTS
rdgy nftemoon and Mon-
ng, the Mlsner Players of
Miss Melita Taylor,former grewla manhood in Arizona pre#
vice-president,was elected presl-
dent ol the Association.tfnrney He was united in marriage w
Clark 0'Hanl¢m of this mtv w a s E m A.Puller March 19,1891.
elected vine-preddent.Fremont To his union were bum sevencu lured the office of warden m ~ g
P _chrld n, six of whom survive him:the Rebekah Assembly m the per- Jesse L of Colorado Sp,-1son of Ree Plene.Other ofhcers ,~.,_|,,. - .M v»...m-¢,,.,§:'|
Those present at the funeral
from a distance were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Englert of Shell Gty,Mo.,
parents of the bereaved father and
hls brother, Lawrence Englert and
wife of Nevada, Mo. Others moum-
ing the loss of this little one are
u..-..s mr..v n ¢»___._____
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B. 15 Dexters 2nd Add.Blau' DANISH EVANGELICAL
$8500.LUTHERAN CHURCH ORUMMargaretAndersonandhus-Hans c. Jersild, Pulm-
band to Jens I.Miller:Pt.Blk
1s _Dexters Fi rs t & 2..d Add-1o=oo Sunday schwl and same'
.B111-ll* $500.Class.v: . . . .. . \ . .c . . f . .n . . .r n ." l n L
ready with the greeting, "I h°f>¢
iyou have had a pleasant trip, Sir".
The travelers enjoyed the li me
counesien as they pre almost as
novel as the airplane ride itself.
The retum trip was started late
in the afternoon by pline but rain
and had weather set ln making
I munity.parts
KANSAS CITYAN "sun upvxsrrs MOTHER
Mrs.Minnie Bugeon was very gn Mon
much pleased to hpve her son, day evenil
Curtis drive in Tuesday aftemoon Omaha,PfromKansasCitytospend Uwzauccess "5
night and the dny following Wmhthe Blair
L
mesented the New York w- v ,nnla un auu ...sun Up", to the pupils of "gg elected f'°"f °§°,.i" tg? state. Nab.,Lester 1,ev»~as,'°d@2e
city schools.There was ere were aroan wo ou six; Carrie L.Mildred R1-ge crowd of grade and Bmw.members present at the Ashland Nab."Qecil B £1
-..1 ..meeting.Hastings W1".be the|l{nf (`;nlora¢;n Surina.(
uuu nu n J..am rruz ler,par -|:o f t h e gr ie f stric ken mo th e r li *
he r f o u r brothers,'1`illman,| 3
,I r a a n d Al v i n Fr a z ie r , a ll o f ,
ir;a n unc le an d a u n t o f the IJ
M U I L U I I I D R A G u c y u V U L v I r a n '1 1 U U b & I ' V 1 C € B_.»' t r a v e l i n g e x t r e m e l y h a z a n i o u s .
r 1 J u N ° " ' § k S W % t W K S e c .8 : . D 0 Y o u n g P e o p l e ' a S o c r e y N e n r i n g S t .J o a e p t h e p i l o t c o n -
~o a r n o u n g w e n .m e e t i n g a t t h e h o m e o f C h n s i d e r e d i n b e s t s o t u r n b a c k t o
» 1 x o N C O U N T Y n s o u c s s P e t e r s e n .I g g - S g ; = v . § » d " § " k °h "" i p b y
P A Y o r f r o m w o n x m z s 1 n .n s u c n J r p u n s " * ' € ' °
" ' @ ; ' ; f ; ' ~ : ' . 0 ~ : ' 2 f f = : a = a ~~~n p u l i m a n r e s e r v e d
T h e D i x o n c o u n t y b o a r d o f s u p :x :~m a k e t h e h o m e w a r d m p .T r a m
. . . . . : . . . . . . . . . ., _ _ . __. . . . | . . . . |1. . .. . . . : . . - . ._ ..t i m e o n t h e t r i p w a s s e x g n a r i d
her Curtis ljas bccn nsaociatedla very in l u l l.olo.
ovedt h t h A r c t i c I c e C r e a m C o r n - | h ;h s c h o o l s t u d e n t s ar ,m e m a r -1 " r " * ¢ J - IE - . .» . f e \ ' n 9 f n n |"'€h»n z \ n n 1 m n n r ': . . . § . .: m m h a H u n a f h a r n n n n » . . . f | " ° " , E e a s . . l I 1 5 - p a f i - . . _ . . ¢ : . . . . |I l l 1 9 0 1 M T .M a n l e y m
P l | | | ,W .1 \ u l u a a n \ J | \ J ,u a l a u u n - _| l | C U . I I U I N I a n u u
f o r t h e p a s t e i g h t e e n y e a r s a n d i s
m a k i n g g o o d i n h i s w o r k .
H e b r o u g h t h i s m o t h e r a b i g
:freezer of their deluxe ic e c ream;
pac ked wi th dr y ice,a produc t
tha t i s r ar e o uts id e the la rge fa c »
tories.Mr s.Bugeon wa nted to
share her confcc tion wi th oth ers
and very generously invited th e
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'the re were n o t w r y ma n y fseople
attending the play in the evening.
This play is considered one of
the mo s t po we r fu l dra matic pro-:duc tions app ear ing during;th e
pa s t f i ve years.I t is now' be ing
reed i n college ciasses as one o f
th e mo de rn classics.Th i s play
was b ro ug ht to th e c hi ld re n of the
f ) | . A { _. n f l n u m L ,. l .n i 0 v n i n i r n n n r n
u n e pa n lc u aa n y ln wr t s t ln gfea tu re o f th e me e ti n g wa s th e
childxen's band,c onsi sting o f
ab ou t twe n ty c hildren,ages f r o m
ei gh t to sixteen,f r o m th e Od d
Fe llows h olll¢a t Y o r k ,Ne b ., wh o
play eg o u t i n f r o n t o f th e ho te l
and whose eyes brightened consid-
erably when a shower of silver
an d b i lls wa s to s s e d to th e m.
the Di vid e C e n te r c o mmu n ity ea s tz o f Te k a ma h ;cousins,Mr .au d i
or Ly ons , Nels:I n 1 9 2 1 h e mo ve d h lr s . Th o ma s L a r k i n o f B la i r , a n d
wi th in s f a mi ly to th e pre se nt o th er relatives a n d friends.
ho me n o r th o f Oma ha ,a t Na s h - 'Fu n er a l servic es were he ld a t
vrlle, he b.the ho me F r i d a y after noon.I n
n:5IfhM§nl@Yth;»g a 11'Hired physic iterrlnent wa s ma d e i n th e Te ka -|
a a n o o wn ma n y si c k mu c emetery .day s.Fo u r we ek s a g o h e b e e ame |Re v.A .J .Ha r g e tt set f 'aff li c ted a nd sp en t th re e wee ks i nf the Chris tian churc h i s ' l i mi - ' J i .
th e Me tho d i st ho s p ita l a t Oma h a fic iated.1
ef
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s
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:w a n 1ra vi.\ u u : u l U r c u u u .p a y c a r r y ~~p a s s o n g e r s ' ~ t o' m f g §5 u 1;0 $3 ( i ? 0 9 d a y f o r " ° " d , t h e i r d e s t i n a t i o n s i n t h e c i t y .O n e
f '.o r m e n s t n c t s .o f t h e n o t l c a b l e t h i n g s m t h e
nun:t I b l thMonth end Sale Fashion Center o'§"°h°L,"'5" amwas e con;aiu; Dross -no and $12 Values 5'me pmsengcrs.Ca s
ro at $5.8B all sizes. stvles and ~ d oners.wcfe..m abuname at
one-half hours compared 'io one
hour and thirty-five minutes by
plane.
Both the trip and the convention
proved of considerable interest andMr.Miller returned to Blair with
I materials l t but iiraspumtl UI.m e Lruvesers.A ma n y 1101115 gf gnlgfegt |.l.ICkod
mo mx n g paper wa s an the piano awa y wh i c h he wi ll u m u t u I n t e r. | : . | | | . 1 : r p n : \ \ :f c u n t u l .u u u v n u :v \ f \ : l l v
ha ve a dish o f ice c ream whic h
wa s de li c i ou s an d o f a lo ve ly vel-
ve ty textu re .Mr .Ilulzeon states th a t they
b u y the dr y ice a t si x cents pen
pound f r o m a ma nu fa c tur in g c on-
cern in Auro ra,Ill. a n d use i t in
ac k ing all outside orders I tsptemp erature is 109 degrees be lo w
- . . n a » " » l a n Il l l m l l a h n n n n ' e L u n d
|)|l.LlL b u y :|\. .nu ula n u r u u s u l l l u u ic os t s o that pr ac tic a lly very c hild
mi g ht h ave a é ha n c e o seein g it.The lea din g c h ar ac ter o f the p la y ,
W ido w C agle, pre sented by a Miss
Olsen.Pa p Tod d,wa s presented
by Mr .E .R.Mis ne r hi ms elf, a nd
this was very we ll portray ed.
Th e Mis n er P lay e rs ha ve a ver y
e n v i a b l e p l a c e o n t h e d m r n a t l c
n l n m n n o . . I | L 2 .¢ " . . . . . l »' k n e e n u n o \ \ _
r n e r o u o wln g u l m r me mbe r s
atte nded a t Gr an d Is lan d :Mi s s
Me li ta Ta y lor , Mr. a n d Mr s. Ed ga r
Skinner,Mr .an d Mr s .P .C.Sor-
en s e n, Mr. a nd Mrs , A. E . Ha nn a ,
Mr . a n d Mr s . C la r k 0 ' Ha n l o n a n d
Mr s .Ne lli e Anderson.
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C H O R U S B E G I N S W O R K O N
H A N D E U S " m e s s m u "
Hi s go in g wa s a t nine o'c lock
Fr i d a y ni g h t,Oc t.23,1931.I-Ie
le a ve s to mo u r n no t o n ly h i s wi f e
and c h ild ren , b ut one br oth er, Be rt:
o f Ber kle y ,Calif.,an d a` host o f
relatives,fri en ds an d n ghbors.
E ve r y c o mf or t wa s pr o ed fo r
r e li e f f r o m su f f e r in g a n d he wa s
mo r e th an apprec iative.H e wa s
devo ted to his f a mi ly a n d ma i n -
l - -
J o s s
W o r d reac h
J o hn I .Un r u l
de ath o f the]
Selby o f Fort
requested Mr .
body a t Miss:
P .M .to da e
D A N A C O L L E G E ~5 ||waiI.in|; them as they left Omaha. date in his tire salesPH SELBY
nu.v1xwv. ausuvn nl. ulrnz, a rormeredMr.and MTS Dana student and for the past few
}Tuesiay of the years Lutheran missionary in|r son-m-law,J°°|San1'.al, India, gave an interesting
b Dodge,Iowa anfiilecturc at the College Chapel on
Urffrl 5° meet the Monday, October zszh.
: u n a G Y a t 3 : 1 1 T h e H i l g e r g i s t e r s ,o f E a s t
T 1 m h n r l v u f i l l Inn n . . _ .\ oze.zu allu n|||ulanltl.uuucl uunu uusgc, uuu. una hl:!;r\u|\:y un: up'i f pic ked u p wi th ou t c ove nng.ipea rin g b efo re two sec tio ns or two
A small piece o f the ice is dis tri c ts o f the State Te ac her s A s-
placed on to p the ice c ream can sociation.Th i s is the th ir d ti me
and wh en Mr .Bugeon a r d ve d th a t the Mis ner Play er s ha ve a p-
here and Opened the c an, thec ream peared here i n Bla ir,an d they
wa s too ha rd to even c hip ou t. h ave alway s presented so meth in g '
ITh e y to o k o f f th e i c e a n d g a ve i tlwe i l wo f lh wh i le .
n o -
W o r k on Hand elk;"Me s si a h "is
go i n g f o r wa r d i n a ve r y satisfac -
to r y man ne r.Th e gr ea t or a to d o
is to b e s u n g i n th e Da na C olle ge
Au d i tor i u m Sunday evening,Dec.
mi n e d a fa th e rly ove rs ig ht an d i»r01}§}1{"iziair`§E§r ¥»§'E`Jrm1§»§{£.vu ;; ; §; ' ii ; a" , i` § a' l§§ ° §§ g I; ; °; f 'l' f' lhi 1
c oun sel to pre par e h is c hildre n f or*N o in fo rmatio n as to wh e n th o College Saturd ay evening;Th i s
li f e an d its a c h ie ve me nt a n d sue-death oc curred o r the cause f o r f i r s t n u mb e f t h-r o e D a n a L y c e u mcess..ath e sa me wa s ai vf m-A le tte r re - C ou r s e me t a n apprec iative audi-He was a hig hly resp ec te d ne ngh ceived la st Sunday wa s to th e ence f r o m fa c u lty me mb er s *md
bo r a n d a fr i en d to th e needy .eff ec t th a t ai l wa s as usu al s o ls tu d c ms The c ello so lo b _
13 by anc hor ue of fr om 125_to_l§0| Mf ': liianley was a lway s qn iet ¥1'} dith?»l=the ne ws wa s indeed a 9\11"iGreta 1-filear nmI tim ¢. ,§; .f» .f, ,if
.voices directed by Gunnar J. Mal-n chance to thaw a Ilttie....d rEff' f'.""°°" _'lad "_'f"?""fT'f'ff.f*i'§BLAIR ATHLETIC CLUB .f'»,f3I.,,.'r°'f11'ff f...,'f'f'f=.,"f._.Pf2§
' r e mn n g a n a wa s n o t gi ve n to prise.sp e ak o f th e i nn e r a n d d e ep s pi r -Mr .
{hsn|nvnn\innnnn bvnnn*n:ilu .l.........1..
..1 ,k n e w h i s ti me wa s sho rt an d a s
sured so me me mb e r s o f th e f a m
ily as to i mvin g .p ea c e wi th God .
We Want You to Compare OurQgnlily and Prices
Here in T own or Elsewhere
SPECIALS for
FRIDAY and SAWRDAY
These Xtraordinary Specials
Fur CASH ONLY
Sunny Monday, White Lnnndry ~S o a p 8u1..BAR 1 9 c
LIMIT Z0 BARS B/ms
With order amounting to $I.00 or over
cum or THANKS '
We wish tu thank the kind
friends and neighbors for their
assistance during the illness ang
later death of our dear wife an.
mother, Mrs. Andrew Hansen.We
especially wish to thank those
who sent such beautiful floral
offerings and the young man who
rendered auch sweet music and ilso
Rev. Jersild for his words of com-
fort at the time of the funeral
day, Oct. 25, 1931, from the Foft
Uleomargarine A-I-Grade pound loc
Kay Fenton, pastor of Divide Cen
_
100%nounUWNED
STURE
High prices make saving hard.Low cash prices,
coupled with the extra savings at this great sale,
makeit especiallyfeasyzfor you to save by buying
here.
ola d a y -S a t u r d a y -M o n d a y
B r e a ~ . s - r f ;loaves 1 0 c
loaf
48oz. of REAL BREAD for :x DIME
Grape Fruit """¥§,1.'"|.. Don 23c
and assisted by Mr.Anderson,
local pastor, and Rev.Harry W.
Hanson of Holdrege,Neb.,the
latter prasehing the sermon. Beau-
tiful music was given by members
of the Ft. Calhoun church and theDivide Center quariat.Interment
was in the Lyums cemetery.L
Navy Beans, large whites 3»°~»d- 10c
A series of Mission IeetingsconductedattheFirstLutheran
Church in Blair, beginning Thurs-
day evening and continuing until
Sunday evening, have been atten-
deq by college people.Rev.Cor-f
:l e csdaughter,Winifred and has been
engaged in the refining business
in Fort Dodge for some time.
The funeral will he in charge
of the Masonic organization.
Popcke will be the guest speaker
at the Rotary Club luncheon at
Minden, Nebraska, November Gth.
In the nftemoon he will address
the high school students on "Citi-zenship", gnd in the evening will!
give an a n lecture at the high
school auditorium.A number uf the Dana Collegu
faculty and students of the teacher
training department will attend
the State Teachers' Convention atOmkha this week.The college will
not be dismissed for the convcn
sec. ss~1a-11 $15500.
Pnuline Sprick &husband fa
Carl Meiex-henry: und. int. in SW%
sec. 25- NR9, $28.25.
U. s. Oil Wks. w Deep Rock Oil
Corp.: La 14-15-16 B3 Kennard, Sl.
Chas. H. Grimm ta Edward D.
Grimm: und. int. in Ls & pt. SE%
s m sec.7 & Lzo sec.13-IB-11
& pt. NE%NE% sec. 18 & N'éNW56NE¥£sec.18-18-12 lr pt.
sm sec. 12-18-11 & Ls 5-6~7-8-9-
10 Bn Blair, $1.00.
John H. Owens & wife to Fred
..L s 5 : |:~IIIo u r S e m i n a r y ' i n M a y ,1 9 3 1 ,w a s
| ||1 |..._
WARRANTY DEEDS
a n - m a u
n
M E j A ' r s
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Save 0n Your Groceny Bills
P~(EEBlue Goose
.sTom;.
in g thi s s er ie s of mee ti ng s.
D r .E .E .Popcke,professor o f
his to ry an d soc iology ,is busily
ar r an g in g a n u m b e r o f reels o f
mo ti o n pic tures ta ke n o f li f e i n '
and a bo ut D an a Co lleg e, i nc lu di ng
a ra nge of ac tivities fro m the C on-
cordia-Darm.fo otb all g a me to
... ...
Nielsen dz wife: pt. Tax U22 sec.
10-18-11, $500.
Lincoln Sale Dep. Co.To James
T. Neiman:E54 SW%5:NW M
s ms & pt.SEK NW %sec, 35-
1s-11,ms o o .
James T.Nelson &wife to
Clarence B. Strickland: Eli SW56
EN'rEn1'A|Ns oAxr.ANnSe`|ii'=§ed 1? 1EE`§§1'§{i§f'L}]' Ir}}§\Wednesday.fplp organ which was installed ih
The Blair Athletic Club,con- 'the auditorium last spring.Thesisting of a football team and let~|solo parts will be sung by mem-
ter men in school, entertained thebers of the chorus. as far as Doss-
FARMER n u :a a m u x m , s K U L L \
Herman Day. 32 years of B89-
who has been in the employ of
Harry Tucker for the past thir~
been years,was serioudy injured
Wednesday evening and may die.
IIe was unharnessing a horse
when the accident occurred and
was found in an unconscious
If-ate with his skull body imc-
tured.Whether the' horse kicked
him or he fell and was stepped on
il not known.A physician was immediately
called and he was taken to the
Blair hospital where he is receiv-
ing every possible attention
ANNOUNCEMENT
We have just received our well
known line of Sidney Burs'°Y"°
greeting cards of Philadelplua and
have diem on display at The an-
terpdse office.We have earned
this high class line forneight years
and it ismore popular than ever
with the beat trade.Many of our customers know the
quality of these cards and we mah
to state that they are more at-|
Oakland football team at a six}i\»|¢.Plans are being made w
o'clock dinner held in the activity dismiss church services in the var-
room of the new Senior I'llgh_iouE churches on the evening of
school on hi da y evening.Thethe rendition,in order that the'
dinner consisted of an oysterfeed entire community may attend;
pumpkin pie, celery, eoflee, piek.lesThere will be no admission chargesand everything that goes to helpl Rehearsals are being conducted
make a delightful dinner.,every Monday evening. at 7:80 in
At the end of the dinner short the chapel at Dana Oollege. Aboutspeeches were made by the nth-|125 singers are taking part so farm
.letic coaches,SuP€fiM¢!1d€l\¢Bfhut it is hoped that that numbercaptains of the football teams, oflrnay be increased to at least 150.
both schools.The dinner wasFor the convenience of singers
planhed and arranged by Misa from down town,the choir-bus
Willmore and the girls of thelfurnlshes transportation to and
Home Economics Department.from the rehearsal.The bus stops
at the W. D. Hughes homo at 61BLAIR BlGH WINS W.Grant St.,at the Mase Con-
BOME COMING GAME fectionery,at the H. J. Hansen
|home, 101 West St., and singers
The Blair High Gridders lived who wish to ride up in the busvp to the tradition of the past Wtare asked to report at one of we
winning another Home Co mi ne plms mentioned by 7:15.As
game.It is very seldom lhefionly five or six rehearsals areleft,
Blair High loses a game on Hom€|all those who wish to join are
Corning day.This year the Blairlasked to be present at the coming
High lootba team "gg fgggm rehearsal Monday evening, Nov. 2.
against the eavier On an oys.However, the advantage in weish¢|EARLY DAY mssrnr-:N'rs
helped Oakland very little because\To RETURN
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tradive in appearance and more
xepsqnable in price than ever be-
fare,` We invite all old customers and
new to come in and sec our nij
trnctive line.-~- . _ ,
The Enterprise.§ ..,s;.-
, .,
Blair more than mnde up in speed.
The teams played a very evenly
matched game during the :first
half.Very few consistent gains
could he made through either line,
Towards the end of the li:-st quar-iber Bllll' tyied a fewforwsnd pass-
es and end rum which ultlmately
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Mrs. Wm. M. Halle: is expecting
three of her aunts from the east
who are due to arrive here by'auto some time this week.They
were residents of Blair in an early
'day and were known as the Cook
girls to their friends at that time.M B E A T 5 ended i n a to uc hd own.Th e fi f s ti b e in g si s ter s of Mrs . A
u s A lu u i n t ! ' I 'P h fl half en ded 8 to 0 i n fi. Vo l' Of Q10 M n .F|'n|lnr'n fnnfharDEAF TEA
A lIll4J\ll.\ lllulnl.|o v »
a a n - - l n l
Th e Nebraska.Sc hool f o r t h e
* w i e i Q m m ;hf::@ thHr season
|n| n n|nn1 ha m W n dn a u ln v n { bE f '
_. .- -_- - -- , ,- 1 -r g - q u l l - l o v l w 4 I l v u u w n vB l a i r b o y s .I n t h e s e c o n d h a l l ;L a t h e ,n o w k n o w n a s M r s .
b o t h t e a m s r e s o r t e d q u i t a f r e -M i l t o n G o o d a l l ,c o m e s f r o m C a p e
q u e n t l y t o o f f t a c k l e p l a y s a n d | ( ; ¢ , ¢ \M a a s .a n d i s o n b e ;w a y t o
- . . A ¢ » ¢ »»_ " J & . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |_ - . . _n n .A -»
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L'Prices Effective Fri. and Sal., 0c!.30t|1 & 31st in Blair I
S U G A R P u m p k i n [']
BEET Large No. 2 I-2 can 'l
10 Flnedtlrnnulated Del Monte Brand ~
,33 ~2 for ~I ]
El::r Vml~N ° ; l \v 2 f o r ~~
ranberries ""§¥|¥§i'f3"'l pound 101;
BROOMS Crackers
Four Tie Sunlzine Sain Wdm
Long Straw nrsu Kms?g
2 9 ¢2 ~I 9 g
-rf-| III ::~ ~é
f AIRWAY BRAND l pound |95
~
r'~~¢§..'Z'I.'2"»f£2?."..Z'3 pounds . . .55C
____,,~'nn oeq,_~»°aBéR newln-Blair boy! were my suecmlui in wr with A ifmrried daughm.The
breaking \-n muhl nf me gwealmm known as un, Mrs. SidneyI'.
wh i c b o m a h a s m e m p w d .n e a t Stevens o f Evan si an ,ln . ,an d
th e mt u i e s b f t h e g a me wa s th o Gr a m,Mr s .E .E .E l l s w n h foo
forty-yard run by Bucklm, for aijbertyville, Ill., will remain for u
touchdown.Frederick N 'e m e t z ,f e w d a y s v x a i t a t t h e H a l l e : h o m e ,
\
.Bah BS* honing out Blair Big?i, 'F
o 0.Jahnei crashed owjer for tho
ouchdown in the second period
md Elliott, who was sent in afterL long session on the hoapiw list,
lrnn-kicked for the extra point.
£~§is`,.w., rnnt interference runninzA a a u u v w g . . . _ -- _ . - -__paved the wa y fo r J a hn e l o n hizl
sc o ri n g n m.
The dea f lads ag ain ha d a c lose
c d !keep ing their go al li ne f r o m
be in g crossed.Buc k lin o f Blair,
gnlloped 90 y ar ds i n the second
quar ter to th e N.S.D.two-y ard
li ne but.fo u r li ne smashes gal
o n ly to the one~1'oot line and the
Omnhans took the bgall o n downs.
.J ah nel a n d Spu tz did the his
wor k fo r ' Lh e wi nhe rs while Bu c k
lin and S hort play ed best f or Blair
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L'Prices Effective Fri. and Sal., 0c!.30t|1 & 31st in Blair I
S U G A R P u m p k i n [']
BEET Large No. 2 I-2 can 'l
10 Flnedtlrnnulated Del Monte Brand ~
,33 ~2 for ~I ]
El::r Vml~N ° ; l \v 2 f o r ~~
ranberries '""§§§§§'£§°'1 pound loc ["
Fo u r Ti e Sunshine Sods
Long Straw FRESH Kms?
BROOMS Crackers l]
29:22:23 19
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~:
§ r.
§.f w
i f
f AIRWAY BRAND l pound |95
~
r'~~¢§..'Z'I.'2"»f£2?."..Z'3 pounds . . .55C
____,,~'nn oeq,_~»°aBéR newln-Blair boy! were my suecmlui in wr with A ifmrried daughm.The
breaking \-n muhl nf me gwealmm known as un, Mrs. SidneyI'.
wh i c b o m a h a s m e m p w d .n e a t Stevens o f Evan si an ,ln . ,an d
th e mt u i e s b f t h e g a me wa s th o Gr a m,Mr s .E .E .E l l s w n h foo
forty-yard run by Bucklm, for aijbertyville, Ill., will remain for u
touchdown.Frederick N 'e m e t z ,f e w d a y s v x a i t a t t h e H a l l e : h o m e ,
\
Roast Beef,
Boiling Beef,
Eric kson fo r Feer,Ha r d i n g fo r
Va nd y , W . Gollc h on f or W h ite, E .
Gollehc m f o r Eric kson,Sy ivis for
r n . _. .f : \ - . . .: _ _H n _ n . . 1 . . . . .
llnme Grnwn
gained from scrimmageDen! 155, Blair 110.Yards lost:Den! 30, Blair 23.Plssesz Deafcompleted 5 out of 9 for B5 yards.
Advsrt1|¢iuTn¢|snwrynn.