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FRIDAY, APRIL 18
Select Pictures featuring
NORMA TALMAGE in
“Ghost of Yesterday”
Six reels taken from the book of
same name.
SATURDAY, APRIL 19—
Artcraft Production
MARY PICKFORD in
“Stella Morris”
Two reels of comedy.
MONDAY, APRIL 21
House dark.
TUESDAY, APRIL 22
Standard.
THEDA BARA in
“The She Devil.”
WEDNESDAY, APRIL23—
Paramount
SESSUE HAYAHAWA
The Jap Actor in
“The Call of the East.”
THURSDAY. APRIL24—
Featuring
VIOLET MEASURE in
“Nature Girl”
L# Also
~ FATTY ARBUCKLE in
“Fatty, the Bouncer”
FRIDAY, APRIL 25—
Select
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in
“Shiley Keye”
SATURDAY, APRIL 26—
The return of the
“Maeterlinks”
The Blue Bird by request of the
Ladies of O’Neill.
This Photo Spectacle was adapted
by Charles Marigne from the play of
Maurice Maeterlinks, the great Bel
gian Philosopher, Dramatist and Poet.
Blue Bird is considered his master
piece and has been widely published
throughout the world. Five transla
tions have been made in America as
well as stage versions. The centuries
old struggle for happiness thrown on
the silver sheet under the spell of a
magic wand.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Btoi Tamer, the merchant, prince oi
Stuart, was in the city on business
Wednesday.
Jerome O’Connell returned Satur
day night from a month’s visit with
friends and relatives at Chicago and
other Illinois points.
Fora Levern Knight, of Walnut, and
Miss Ethyl Elizabeth Martin, of
O’Neill, were granted a marriage
license last Saturday.
Leslie Waldo Caster and Carrie
Emma Pruss, both of O’Neill, ob
tained license to wed from County
Judge Malone yesterday.
Edward Colligan, former lessee of
the K. C. hall and opera house, has
purchased the grocery store of Bentley
& Wise, one of the oldest businesses in
the city, and took charge Monday.
P. J. O’Donnell has purchased from
the W. J. O’Connor heirs the old
O’Connor home in this city, situated
on the corner of Third and Everet
streets. The deed was filed with the
county clerk Tuesday.
Bad roads prevented the expected
attendance at the meeting last Satur
day to perfect organization for the
erection of a farmers’ co-operative ele
vator, but several thousand dollars was
quickly subscribed by those present.
The stock books will be kept open for
several weeks and enough subscrip
tions already are promised to assure
the success of the venture.
Reynolds-McLain.
Miss Lillith E. Reynolds and Mr.
George D. McClain, both of Royal,
were united in marriage by County
Judge Malone, Monday, and left for
Lusk, Wyoming, on a brief wedding
tour Tuesday evening. They will re
side at Royal.
Free Lecture.
Dr. Fulkerson, Diplomat, Educator,
Traveler, Medical Missionary and Lec
turer, will speak at the Methodist
Episcopal church, Friday, April 25, at
8:00 p. m. Subject, “The New
World,” Illustrated. ^
Supervisors’ Proceedings.
Feb. 26, 1919, 1 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present ibut
Rotherham.
On separate motion the following
claims were allowed on the general
fund:
F. C. Watson, services as
supervisor . $80.00
J. H. Shultz, baliff, court .... 28.00
Jos. Schollmeyer, supervisor
services . 98.90
E. F. Porter, stamps . 7.00
Frank H. Lancaster, sal. and
expences for Feb. 150.00
H. U. Hubbard, services high
woy commissioner . 49.77
G. K. Spence, caring for sick
in 1917 . 2.00
O’Connell Bros., meals
jurymen . 7.80
Anna Donohoe, stamps, ex
press, etc. 12.55
J. P. Gallagher, Holt Co.,
supplies . 114.61
E. F. Porter, salary, Feb. 137.50
Lottie McNichols, salary, Feb. 65.00
Harry Bowen, salary, Jan. 100.00
Harry Bowen, baliff
District Court . 20.00
Harry Bowen, salary, Feb... 100.00
Peter W. Duffy, salary, Feb. 150.00
Peter W. Duffy, expenses.... 19.50
Peter W. Duffy, expenses .... 3.85
Peter W. Duffy, telegram to
Des Moines, Iowa . .40
Peter W. Duffy, telegrams.... 1.52
Lewis Chapman, expenses of
office . 28.03
....Lewis Chapman, expenses
W>e
CTNeill^C^fe
South of Beha Hotel.
Now Open to the Public.
You Are Invited to Call.
__ O’Neill Tire
^ (Si Repair Co.
We desire tc announce to the automobililsts
of Holt county that we have opened a complete
tire repairing plant in the building formerly
occupied by the O’Neill garage, east of the
Fjord garage.
We repair blow outs, rim cuts, sand boils,
tube splicing and any other tire troubles.
Tires re-treaded.
You are cordially invited to come in and in
spect our work, and get our prices.
L. F. Sougey
Manager
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of office ...----- 29.63
Eljn. McCullough, salary,- Feb. - -70.00
Anna Donohoe, salary, Feb. 116.06
Anna' Donohoe, expenses -and- - ,.
stamps ...... 81.60
L. S. Butler, salary and post.
soldiers relief . 36.00
Lloyd Bergstrom, Feb. sal. 83.33
L. W. Bergstrom, exp. to
Emmet .:. 2.00
Opal Ashley, Feb. sal. 65.00
On separate motion the following
claims were allowed on road fund:
Glen Tomlinson, shoveling
snow ..-...:.:. 3.00
W. M. Meyers, shoveling snow 1.00
F. M. Porter, shoveling snow 1.00
Pat Shea, work county road ... 2.50
Scott Hough, work county road 24.00
Rodney Tomlinson, shoveling
snow . 5.00
Roy Smith, shoveling snow .... 1.00
Leonard McManus, work on
county road .. 1.60
John Hagerty, shoveling snow 3.00
On separate motion the following
claims were allowed on the road drag
ging fund:
J. H. Reimers . $5,25
A. Boshart . 18.00
Henry Timlinson . 8.00
Tom Welch . 9.75
Chas. Richter . 24.50
W. A. Stewart . 6.00
C. E. McNally. 63.76
C. F. McKenna . 18.00
George Green ._... 8.00
A. R. Wertz . 40.00
C. H. Conarro . 11.00
Chas. Richter . 6.65
J. H. Carney. 58.00
John L. Judge. 40.00
W. E. Boies .:. 16.75
j WANTED TO LEASE OR [
RENT.
Hay Land. Give full descrip- I
tion and price in first letter. Ad- [
dress P. O. Box 502, O’Neill,
j Nebraska. 30tf.
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Treats Diseases of All Domestic
Animals.
Day or Night. Phone No. 275.
FRANK CAMPBELL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Collections Attended To.
Insurance written in Best Companies.
List your farms or houses with me to
sell.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Companies I Represent:
Hartford Fire, Assets ....$40,878,401.31
Ins. Co. North America $23,770,663.00
American Eagle. $2,886,852.00
The strongest is as cheap as the
weakest companies.
O’NEILL, NEBRASKA
TAKE IT IN TIME
] Just As Scores of O’Neill People Have
Waiting doesn’t pay.
If you neglect kidney backache,
Urinary troubles often follow.
Doan’s Kidney Pills are for kidney
backache, and for other kidney ills.
O’Neill citizens endorse them.
Mrs. L. E. Grass, O’Neill, says:
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fine. I have kept my kidneys in good
condition by using them whenever
they have become disordered. Before
I tried Doan’s, I had frequent attacks
of kidney trouble. I suffered from a
dragging ache in my back, felt weak
and tired out and my kidneys acted
irregularly. Doan’s Kidney Pills re
lieved me and I have kept them on
hand since.”
Price (10c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—tne same that
Mrs. Grass had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
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Greater Telephone
Revenues Are Required
High Costs HaVe Increased Operating 1
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Expenses . |
Since the European war began there has been a steady increase in 1
the price of nearly everything we use. There has not been a corres- 1
ponding increase in telephone rates. 1
In order to meet the high cost of telephone operation, a revenue 1
4) in just proportion to the expense must be obtained. |
The necessity for more telephone revenue is easily understood. §
The cost of telephone operation has steadily advanced both be- 1
cause of the increased cost of material to the telephone company and 1
the increased living expenses of employees. 1
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| The consumer has realized the necessity of paying more for rent, 1
for food, for clothing and for transportation. The telephone indus- 1
try has been affected by the same conditions which have produced 1
higher prices in all of the necessities of life. I
If this Company is to continue to furnish telephone service to the public i
it must obtain such rates as will produce a revenue sufficient to cover the cost 8
of providing the service. 8
Nebraska Telephone Company 1
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