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Hans Knudson anu son attended
the Mrs. Knudson funeral at Hornet
last Thursday.
Mrs. T. II. Sullivan came home last
Wednesday from St. Vincent's hos
pltal where she had been the past
month.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. 0. Miller departed
last Thursday for a ten deys' qutlng,
which they expect to upend at Oma
hu and Kansas City.
Mrs. John Mcuovcrn of IJenison,
son Will Mason and family, at Walt
hill. Miss Hose Mann spent Saturday
and Sunday at the T. F. Mann home
at Winnebago.
Mrs. L. I. Davis anil children came
up from Winnebago Friday evening
to visit several days at the K. J.
Smith home.
Dan I'urdy is on the sick list.
Mrs. Dr. Maxwell of Dakota City,
and Mrs. Duggan of Goodwin, were
guests Thursday at the Win. Kyan
home
Mrs. l'ete Sorensen spent several
days last week with her daughter,
Mrs. Ed Fox.
Mrs. Merril Brasfield gave a mis
cellaneous shower Wednesday for
Miss Harriett Anderson, a soon-to-be-bride.
Monthly evening Mrs. K. N. Swett
and Miss Elsie Elliott were hostesses
for a linen shower for Miss Harriott
Anderson. The bride to be was di-
lowa, is visiting her daughter Geno- Mrs joy Crippen returned Friday
vieve, at Willis, Neb. 'from Wayne where she visited her
Tom Crosby motored up from Sioux ,)nrunts for several weeks. Hoy also
City last Friday to his farm near retUrned from a visit with friends.
doouwin. i
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Nelson and baby
went to Laurel, Neb., Inst Friday to
visit in the Steenback home. At
Waterbury they were joined by Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Beucom and Mr. and
Mis. Jus Marion. Mr. Nelson re
turned home Saturday, but Mrs. Nel
hon and baby remained unjll Mon
day, It. E. McNulty, of Watertown, S.
I)., arrived here last week for a visit
with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Mc
Nulty. The Joe Bolton home Is under quar
antine, Mr. Bolton being down with
the smallpox.
Mrs. J. C. Nichols anil children re
turned Monday from a week's visit
in the P. Nichols home near Ponca.
Mrs. iSlary Carpenter and family
are moving to Mrs. Catherine Jones'
house at Willis, and the Smith boys
expect to move onto the Carpentei
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hyan visited on
Monday night with relatives in Sioux
City.
Mrs. Hubbard spent over Sunday
with her sister at Emerson.
tMrs. Joe Johnson returned to her
home at Royal, Neb., last week after
a visit with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. E. Kennelly.
The young folks enjoyed a free
wedding dance given liy.M. It. Holer
last Friday evening.
.J. C. I'erucker is expecting to move
homo Saturday of last week, intend
ing to tcturn on Sunday evening, but
George was taken quite sick with the
giippc, and will not lie able to re
turn for a few days.
Elmer Stewart moved to the Lorcn
Tilton farm which he has rented for
the coming year, Thursday and Fri
day of this waek.
Loren Tilton loaded his household
goods at Waterbury Thursday and
Friday of last week, and shipped out
for Central City Friday evening.
Jess Rlnkon accompanied the car to
Central City.
Bart McClaln has rented a farm
near Walthill, Neb., and will move
there about the first of March, lie
had the misfortune to get one of his
horses' leg broken one day this week.
The horse was one of a nice young
team which he had just purchased.
Rev. McClellan has been sulFering
with sopiething like mastoiditis the
past ten days, and was not able to
attend quarterly meeting at Plain
view, neither able to preach at Elk
Valley on Sunday.
The Endeavor society of the Elk
Valley church held a business meet
ing and social at the Evan Way home
Friday evening of last week. Thirty
eight were present. A splendid so
cial evening was enjsoyed by those
present. Ice cream and cake were
served by the social committee.
Meetings at Elk Valley church
rected to fallow a string which a next Sunday at the usual hours.
Cupie was holding. After following
it until she felt as if she was trying
to .solve a Chinese puzzle she discov
ered a large red heart which was
lilleti to overflowing with things dear
to the heart of a bride..
C. M. Elliott of University Place,
Neb., who visitctl his daughter, Miss
Elsie Elliott, returned to his home
Monday.
Miss Harriott Antlerson and Lloyti
Hridcnhaugh were married February
9th at Sioux City, and will spend
their honeymoon at Omaha, Genoa,
and Hay Springs, Neb., visiting rela
tives. Congratulations.
Miss Mabel Thacker was a Sioux
City visitor with Miss Bessie Hols-
bunday school at 10 a. m. Meetings
lor worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
At the morning service the pastor
will preach the second sermon on ti.e
"Visitation of Zecheriah." A most
cordial invitation is extended to one
antl all to be present and worship
with us.
Mrs. Loren Tilton and children vis
ited with her mother, Mrs. Aaro i
Linafelter, in Waterbury; over Sun
day. They planned to leave for
their new home in Central City on
Monday of thi week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Priest . and
worth from Friday evening until Mr- n,ul Mrs- AtIet! I-cedom called on
Sundav. llred Leedoms at their new home in
Miss Lulu Harris visited home Hlyhurg Wednesday night.
folks the week-end
Mrs. Fannie Crazier and Mrs. Mell
Schmled were guests in the E. J.
Smith home Friday.
Isaac Widgery, of Palmer Lake,
Mr.s. George Penry and son Kail.
returned Saturday from an extended
visit with her sister at Turtin, S.I).
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Hans Knudson died at her
to the Jackson hotel, recently vacat- r,,i .irrv,il l-vi.inu r in,t u,..i, ,.n,i frm home here on February 1. l!)2i.
...lt..iA1 Ml.n j1. I it t . t . . '. . IniilriHir nm. . f l.!u ( ...
visited at the Jacob Jacobsen home '"'"K - y uuiuK oo years oi
till Wednesday, when he returned to "K. onl- wi '""" m "enmarK on
Colorado. .rebrunry 2, 1855. She came to thi?
Ashford & Churchill drove nlf.,'?ounly ovt-r thirty years ago, and
ed bv M. Mimnauuh.
A number of the yoling folks of
town enjoyed a bobsled ride to the
Frank Budke home Sunday evening,
where the evening was spent in cards
and music. At the close of which
refreshments of sandwiches, cake and
police were served.
Mildred Boyle visited over last
Wednesday night In the James P.
Twohlg home in Sioux City.
John Flannery was called to Sioux
City the last of the week by the
iljncss of his mother. .
The Misses Mildred Rvan ami Mad
eline Shcohan attended a dancing
party at Luton, Iowa, last Friday
evening. Mary Shechan, who teach
es there, accompanied them home.
Vera Boler has gone to Anthonln
to teach school.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. William
Hartnett, jr., at SI. Vincent's hospi
tal; January 31st, a son.
The pupils of the Jifr.Usnu high
school will present the play, "A Pair
of Sixes," at St. Catherine Academy
Sunday evening, February I'Olh.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. 'I hos. Uorm
ally, jr., February 1st, a son.
' "Will Dineen of Ponca, Is doing
some inside painting on the paroch
ial residence here this week.
bunch of
has resided here ever since. She
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"Home, Sweet Home"
that s the nmsic ffcsr me
BrnTftrfT I OBJ EL
20 for 20 cents
in air-tight packages.
Alto obtainable in round
tins of 50, vacuum-sealed.
IT WAS a rotten night.
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RAIN, WIND, mud, Blush.
AND AFTER a hard day.
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IT MADE dip sore.
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TO GET all dolled up.
JUST TO go calling.
ON A pair of fish.
I NEVER could sec.
BUT ORDERS is ordera.
FROM FRIEND wlfo.
AND "GEE," I said.
"THIS IS a bum lifo."
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THEN THE phono rang.
AND THE party was off.
I CLIMBED out quick.
FROM THE soup and fish.
INTO THE easy clothes.
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AND SAT by the firo.
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TOASTING MY toes.
AND WATCHING my wife.
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QUIETLY KNITTING away.
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IN THE firelight.
AND I Loard the rain,
BEAT AT tho windows. .
AND THE winter wind.
HOWL AROUND.
AND I stretched out.
IN THE old arm chair.
TOOK UP a bbok. (
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LIT ONE of those cigarettes.
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THAT "SATISFY."
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AND SAID, "Oh, Man.
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IT'S A great old llfo."
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IT'S a rrreat life, nil right some-
1 times. But in'fair weather or foul,
you've got a lean-to if you've got
Chesterfields-thoy always "Satisfy."
It's all in tho way we blend these 'fine
Turkish and Domestic tobaccos. And
mind you the "Satisfy-blend" can't
be copicdl
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feeders In tin- furin m
Thursday. iwns s,cK Just one week, and all was n . . , .,
Ruth Vsdal is on the sick list'1'""" physicians and trained lx lx J-
With a light ease of smallpox. The nurses coulil d()( ,,ut to no avnil Dan I Lutnett, jr., and wife will oc
home Is quarantined. iMrs- Knudson was one of those quiet, c"y ..,,,, . ., out ,. fnm
Chas. Holsworth went to Mankato,"Massu,JK w.'e whose worth Is ,r.?; 5( , "m.. .Ut "A i" ..?n
Lrmum nm in.wiu r.4UnH i-i i niv J(i3b wucn uci sun xiiiiui i. win
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I iVIll 113.
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Wednesday o.i
with nis farm.
Jas Nelsen and wife were Omaha
visitors last week for several days.
Roy Davis arrived from Omaha on
Wednesday for a several days visit.
Mildred Davis is on the .sick list.
lorn Renz of Wayne came Thins
Therefore, take no thought for the
morrow. For the Son of man Com
eth at an hour that ye think not.
In the midst of life we are in
death.
The leaves of the oak and the
willow I ill fade,
day to visit his parents, Mr. and Mm.1., wm"w '" tmle' ,
Phil Renz. i lic sc,,ttered around and together bo
Mrs. Arthur Harris visited at the A hh' . . ... ,'
Km Harris home the week-end. . Aml ,th ol,l,f n,ml tl,e J'""" the 'w
Ed Magill of Wisner, has left that' ,and th? "Igh
place and is now in Colorado iinii.hhllU "?t,er together, and together
is looking for a permanent locution. "just die.
He was once a resident of Homer. I bbt!, Ien,v1cs ," n,ou''n her departure
Born, to Tom Renz and wife of nnL' dn"B '. Mrs. Frank Sharp; and
Wayne, a son on Januury lfith. "e ". Peter, and two step-sons,
Mrs. 13. R. Butler of Lincoln, who ""T , .LoT' nU of,tl,s pl!,ce
has' been visiting her sister, Mn?.', Her nushan(1 preceded her in death
Geo. Ashford, returned to her home f' years ago
Sunday. Mrs. Ryan entertained in , Vncrnl """Ices were held on Inst
her honor Thursday. I Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at
' KYAN. TRACY NUPTIALS.
A very pretty but simple wedding
took place Thursday morning, at 8
o'clock, in St. Boniface Catholic
church, Sioux City, when Miss M..1
garet Ryan became the bride of
James W. Tracy. To the strains of
Mendelssohn's Weddlnir march, nluv
fed., by Mr. Pierce Wall, this bridiu mUgh
.O'Keofe, a friend of the bride, and
Mr. Francis Tracy, brother of the
groom, took their places before the
aiuir, where tiiey were united in tho
holy bonds' of matrimony, by Rev.
Father Alfonso Bergmer. After the
ceremony, a nuptial high mass was
celebrated, during which Mrs. Dow
rendered two beautiful solos.
The bride was very becomingly at
tired in a, navy blue trlcotine suit
and wore a hat of corresponding
color trimmed with spring foliage.
She also wore a corsage bouquet oi
Mvi?et peas. The bridesmaid was
dressed In a dark blue suit with hat
to match. The groom and glooms
man wore dark blue tailored suits.
Immediately after the mass the
bridal party repaired to the Martin
hotel, where a sumptuous five-course
breakfast was served to the Imme
diate relatives, during which lime
Mrs. Dow delightfully rendered some
vocal selections, accompanied ny Mi.
Plenie Wall.
The bride Is the only daughter oi
Mr. J. W. Ryan, of Jackson, iNeb.,
and is one of Jackson's most estima
ble young ladies. She received hei
education at St. Catherines Acade-
Omaha the past week, vlsitini? his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Briden-baugh.
(i. W. Bates and Mrs. U. 0. Briden-
farm part of the John Sullivan land.
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J. F. Hounds' son-in-law and family
arrived here from South Dakota the
last of the week, and will occupy the
Phillips farm as soon as Mr. Siever
son movqs out.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson report
the arrival of a son on the 5th inst.
A laige 'crowd enjoyed a house
warming in the new house and a
dance in the old house, at the home
of Mi. and Mrs. Geo. Hirschbach.
Mr. Hirschbach gave the committee
in charge of the dance instructions
to turn the dance proceeds into the
community fund. After expenses
were paid there was $12 turned over
to the treasurer of the community
club'. Everyone had a fine time and
surely enjoyed the bounteous lunch.
All departed wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Hirschbach and family many years
of happiness in their new home.
Everyone is wondering where tho
weather sages of the country get the
idea that winter is over.
A meeting is called by the presi
dent of the Community club at the
Jiome of Mr. E. L. Iden, for 1:30 this
afternoon. The county agent and
officers and committees will be pres
ent to plan work for the coming
year.
Henry Austin's sale the 3rd was
well attended and everythinir sold
Evans, Mr. Walsh and haliv. i?..s ! wll. Mr. and Mrs. Austin will
w..i.U n. I Stephens, Margaret H-utnett, Mrs. 1). ' ",ove ""t" the place known as the
the hom, by the Rev. Kahse of Ho
mer. The remains were laid-tn rust
ay
HXhVM
Win. Ralph spent Monday and Tues
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u.iy moiiujiuiy visiiinguie scnoois, patiiy of the entire community
iiowaro nriiiennaugn was up Irom their sad hour of affliction.
In the Omaha Valley cemetery.
The bereaved family have tho sv
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baugh spent" Thursday of last week uf't" vi'iV'(l tli; pa t
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Crr.nl re'!'tlves In S.oux City.
anil lit'lp
weijk with
Mr. and Mrs. Young,' Mr. Hartnett.
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Mrs. U. G. Brldenbaugh. of Cole- '.'"n ,luu,f ltcr- Hnettn leeney, Wm.
i-iihr,. tunc ,in,., i..o, i. ..!... !...i roller, tiara Sorensen. Bertha IVim.
relatives and friends in Salem, re-1 C,l('"' M,r,S' "li?8! ,Mrs- .Koi"e Kfltie
turning home Saturday.
Robert Voss spent the
at waterbury.
Vern Morgan Visited in Way
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who went
.Hartnett, Margaret Howard. lJ(.m,i Mrs. Sundt place, s
ne Unrtnett, John .lessen, Alice Hart-1 ner's' wl,ic they
nett and Mike Jones were a few of year'
Mrs. Sundt, place, south of Fred Wag-
'purcliased last
hil Bridenliaugh, who is spending ,, .i i V wo,n l0 u,e
the winter in California, writes thut i c . ."'r '"'"n '? fro, '"-''" KXECl'TOK'S SALIO
ho Is enjoying the climate very much. ' ,' J "" ' ' ft;w, .liy-hc A ,)f the iaHonn Property of tho
Elmer Blessing was given a birth- I'j'iJ T' A" , e l,omt' "f ' "'"ter, Kstnte of the ,llte John F Si(fea wlI,
day surprise on January 2!Hh, it "" I CMristiiiolo, .'..,, vin i .. ' ,,e soUl ''-bruary 10th, 1921, at
ing the 47th anniversary of his birth. I wkK R I.m Uu 1!l'1 , 'is farm three miles southwest of
Is nn u iIhim mii,1 r,-i.,n.iu ,..,.,... r lWL.S.K '" l,u tieo. .Jensen homo. Ii-,i., rv... s ,.,..,.-,
gated and made the
to be remembered by
uuis. messing and Airs.
ty, commencinir
event one long .,. ' T! ,ViV. i.. ' . .....' ,N . "".sharp. A free lunch will be served
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quarantine for smallpox
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Herman r.oei ,wrM ,,, .. .
"" '. iviiyiii'inil oss vislletl
my, at Jackson, and Mt. St. Mary's.
Omaha. The groom is the son ol
Mr. and Mrs. James Tracy, of West
field, Iowa, and is a progressive
farmer, possessing many admirable
traits of character.
I lie huppy couple departed at non
on a wedding journey, Their hosts
of friends extipul to them their
heartiest good wishes for a happy
' fifture. On returninir Mr. and Mrs.
Tracy will make their home on his
farm near Westlield, Iowa.
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assisted the hostess in entertaining. . i" ,,,',, "Vl W'"! VT .VisilfH
George Zentmire has rented the '",! l,M' ' n,llk Lllssio'
Ilimse farm in Salem, and-will inose, ' ,:,. ,,, .... , . ., . . , , ,
on soon. I,rt'"' to A,r- nd Mr. Fred John
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u. iiiiii mrs. will. KOillllg returiiud
Monday from their wedding trip to
llospers, Iowa.
Sam Bouton of Norfolk visited in
tlw Addle Sides home the past week
Fred CulbertMin is home again af
ter spending several weeks in the vi,
clnlty of Beatrice, assisting in farm
buii'iut drives.
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Philo McAfee's children have been
sick the past two weeks with some
thing like the irrippe.
Little Wendell Schroeder has been covering.
sick the past week with what the'
doctor calls the smallpox
sou, me.suay, rvnruarv 1st, a llu
nine (laughter.
Christine Johnson visited in
homo here the past week.
Miss Hoha Pedersen spent Saturday
and Sunday in her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Miller enter
tained relatives at dinner last Wednesday.
Nols Ander.-.en and Will Rockwell
before commencement of the sale
The property consists of G good
work horses, two cows, 23 bro-.d
sows, bred to farrow about April 1st,
a full equipment of farm machinery,
harness, wagons, some household
goods, and small tools. Several hu.,-
I fll-,.,1 lilltilliklc cf e,M-n ttrill nlcn I... f-
her fem)t Tilts property is all in good
condition.
AIRS. ETTA M. SIDES, Executrix
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County as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho Is
senior partner of tho linn of P. J. Cheney
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returned the latter unit rf l..ct ...i, Co., doing- business In the City of To
frni I, ,1.- ii . i , ' l Weck l0,3o County and State aforesaid, and that
ironi moil trip to Lincoln. said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN-
uiisnius luismussen. who has linen "K" uuuwua ror any case of catarrh
seriouslv ill u'itl, V, that cannot be cured by the use of
tl-. .. i M ..i lumbago, and HALL'S CATAnitll MKIMCINH.
tnieatened with pneumonia, is n. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
Wayne Buckley ami wife of Wayne, JC.y 1?' uSl"' U"S " f December'
visited in Hubbard between tiniiii (aea') A. W. Oleason. Notary Public.
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en Internally and acta through the Iilood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the System.
Bert Benton attended the Friends last Friday.
(junrterly meeting at Plainview, Neb.,1 Wen Harris was taken to Roches
aiuuruny anil hunday. ter, minn., last week, where be will Urusglats, 76c. Teatlmotiiuls free.
Mrs. llertha Benton and daughter Putor Alayo Bros. hospital fort rent I J' c"eney & Co- "J. O'''o.
Ruth have both been on the sick mont. 2Z
list the past week. I " L. Sorensen snnnt. n f..... .1...... i.i.. Havo
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limit iiriiuiLrr w it in .-miiii v i imi iiitiv in i nil niii.'f.iti.'. i. ..
Mrs. H. A. Monroe of South Sioux Saturday of last weok on imcim.c I Fred H..i-t..iu ...., i. oi ,....
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and B. McKlnley homes Tuesday,
Born to Wen Dunlap and wife on
February 8th, a boy.
Horn, to Lewis Hayes and wife, on Airs. Alfred Mogensen went to So. I Hev. Fr. .eph went to On.iln. ,n
hloux City Tuesday of this week tf. hunday. . yI Tn
visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ceorire Haves return. I V-HJI.
ueo. h. McClellan and Ted lJurn- ' ih! Saturday from their honuymoon
hart, who are attending an auto and trip. ClI..!v
tractor school in Sioux City, cam John Hnrty has bought the Louis WDWI IJHUII. .,,.,.
How is YOUR Subscription?
February 8th, a son.
Miss Mabel Raspiussen was a Stotix
CHy visitor over the week, with
friends.
Mrs. Cello Mason is visiting her
Oru Barnhart, Bart Barnes, Geo. J. business Tuesday.
mcvienan ami Air. anu Airs. Aim' iwiigo Jensen came up from Wayue
Linafelter were in Sioux City . i to spend over Sunday In his home
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E. F. Rasmussen
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Auctioneer
Ponca, Neb.
Write or phone me early for
dates, as I will sell nearly ev
ery day this fcoason. 1 am sell
ing for tho best farmers and
stockmen In Northeast Nebras
ka. 1 have some good farms
and ranches for sale.
Yours for Business.
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