Jon don’t have to coax
hid and liith .Hoiks’ to eat
Keiiogds Q,ni Flakes
Just as soon as you serve
^ Kellogg’s you’ll note fussy and
:acled appetites getting mighty
a t-harp; you’ll find big bowls being
h- handed back for “just a few more
f Kellogg’s, mother — they’re
wonderful!”
And, that’ll make you glad, for
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are a great
speed-start for the day’s doings!
They make for health and happy
digestions! Kellogg’s are never
leathery or tough, but always joy
ously crisp!
Kellogg’s—the original Corn
Flakes—will be a revelation to
your taste if you have been eating
imitations! For your own enjoy
ment, do this:—compare the big,
sunny-brown Kellogg’s Corn
Flakes with other “corn flakes.”
Eat some of Kellogg’s—then try
the imitations! You’ll realize
then why Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
are the largest and fastest selling
cereal in the whole world!
, ... Do more than ask for “corn
iMbol BMy flakes.’ ’ Insist upon KELLOGG’S
d°a\\Zra°%acyk- *;Tlake,s in ,the RED and
ages of Kellogg's GREEN package! My, but it’s
uT-ofc! eaJtui worthwhile! m
diMstfr
•WCORN VLAKEfl
Alio makers of KELLOGG’S' (CRUMBLES and KELLOGG'S BRAN, cooked and krambled
TAKEN UP.
, At my place in Emmet, about Aug
ust 24, 1922, two hogs. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying expenses for keep and this
notice.
14-5 G. D. JANZING.
VOTE FOR
Judge W.H.Westover
Candidate for
Associate Justice Of
Supreme Court
From Sixth Supreme Court
Judicial District
Non-Political Ballot
“A Just Judgeff
PEACHES!
$2.60 per bushel. I have a car of
Extra Fancy Elberta Freestone on
Northwestern tracks from Grand Val
ley, Colorado.
17-1 T. F. LITTLE.
RUMMAGE SALE.
The Woman’s Club will hold a Rum
mage Sale on October 13th and 14th
in the old Biglin building. All mem
bers will be solicited but any dona
tion will be appreciated. Caffeteria
lunch will be served both days.
WELL, GOOD PEOPLE, I AM BACK
to sell good flour, wholesale and re
tail and won’t be undersold either by
unions or single handed.—Con Keys,
O’Neill. 17-2
I WILL BUY ANY OF THEM
fence jumping cattle if you are
tired of them.—Con Keys. 17-2
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Royal Theatre
. “Home of Good Pictures”
- FRIDAY
Big Special—Wesley Berry and Helen
Jerome Eddy in
“COUNTY FAIR”
AND O’NEILL’S OWN MOVIE
- SATURDAY -
Eugene Moore in
“PROPHETS PARADISE”
2 Reel Comedy
FREE SHOW 3 O’CLOCK FOR ALL
OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE
-SUNDAY & MONDAY
Lois Wilson and Conrad Nagel in
“WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS”
2-Reel Semon Comedy
“FALL GUY"
-TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
Lionel Barrymore in
“JIM, THE PENMAN”
Tuesday—Hurricane Hutch
Wednesday—Comedy
- THURSDAY & FRIDAY -
James Cooper’s
“LAST OF THE MORJCAN’S”
THE HOUSE BURNS ON
THE FRANK RAIN FARM
The residence on the old Frank Bain
place, one mile east of the fair ground,
was burned to the ground at noon last
Friday. Fire was first discovered in
the shed or summer kitchen in which
an oil stove was used, but which had
not been lighted since the* day ^be
fore. The flames spread rabidly and
the entire house was soon in ruins.
The place is owned by W. C. Hunter.of
Carson, Iowa, and was occupied by
Levi Hull and family. Some of the
furniture was saved.
NOTICE.
We will hold a rdpublicfin caucus in
Willowdale township, Tuesday, Octo
ber 3rd, at 2 p. m., to nominate town
ship officers.
MRS. AUG. H. SMITH,
Committee Woman.
SUPERVISORS’ PROCEEDINGS.
W. H. Briggs, Board of Health 3.60
Wm. W. Noyes, Board cf Health 2.50
Elizabeth O'Malley, Board of
Health . 9.25
M. C. Palmer, Board of Health 3.25
J. W. Rhodes, Board of Health 4.50
Dr. J. W. Bennie, Board of
Health . .25
H. E. McGintie, Board of
Health . 75
Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Board of
Health .50
Mdss, Ira H., expenses . 8.00
C. P. Hancock, water service 19.00
E. T. Thompson, witness D. C. 6.50
O’Neill Transfer Co., hauling 7.35
Holt Co. Farm Bureau, Aug.
expenses . 251.09
Nellie Beha, Board Loftus and
Luther . 77.00
Harry Kopp Lbr. Co., for
Mrs. Roxie Searls . 28.42
D. M. Armstrong, fees St.
vs. Cotterell . 5.00
South Fork Fair Ass’n, Ap
propriation 1922 ... 1000.00
N. W. Bell Tel. Co., service and
tolls . 60.46
J. W. Gill, exam. Glampe body 5.00
Dr. W. J. Douglas, ac.
Mrs. Osborne . 10.00
J. T. Bauman, groc. Osborne
children ..._. 24.00
E. F. Porter, for revised
statutes . 150.00
O. F. Biglin, matting . 12.00
R. E. Gallagher, exp. first
half 1922 . 221.21
E. F. Porter, exp. to
Lincoln, etc. 24.58
E. F. Porter, stamps as fees 10.00
Ralph Mills, labor treas.
vault . 5.10
Arthur J. Hammond, labor
treas. vault . 9.60
Farmers Union Store, Atkinson,
ac. Kreiger children . 6.85
Farmers Union Store, Atkinson,
ac. Kruger children . 11.20
Sam Kelly, labor treas. vault.. 5.40
Lineatime Mfg. Co.,
Line-a-timc . 14.00
Lewis Chapman, cash advanced
Munshowers . 75.00
Frank Campbell, court costs.. 21.25
Hiber, John W., work, in
Assessor’s office . 105.40
Farmers Union Store, Atkinson,
ac. Kreiger children . 15.25
Elmer Hagansick, labor 2 men 2,60
Jess G. Mills, labor treas.
vault . 19.80
J. D. Cronin, insanity hearing 3.00
J. D. Cnonin, insanity hearing 6.00
Hanford Produce Co., court
house and Atty. lights . 31.94
Hanford Produce Co., court
house and Atty. lights . 27.69
Dr. J. P. Gilligan, insanity
hearing . 8.00
Dr. J. P. Gilligan, insanity
hearing . 8.00
Dr. J. P. Gilligan, insanity
hearing .V.._.. 8.00
Dr. J. P. Gilligan, insanity
hearing . 8.00
. L. C. MeKim, Board session
,etc . 64.90
John Sullivan, Board session.. 15.76
W. T. Hayes, Board session.... 113.50
John Sulhvan, Bbard session.. 16.76
At 5 o’clock p. m., on motion board
adjourned until 7 o’clock p. m.
W. T. HAYES, Chairman.
E: F. PORTER, Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb., Aug. 31, 1922, 7 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present but Wat
son and Johnson. Called to order by
chairman.
Mr. Chairman: I move you that we
request the Department of Public
Works to have a representative pres
ent at the lettihg of brigde contract
Sept. 26, 1922.
JOHN SULLIVAN.
L. E. SKIDMORE.
Same carried.
The following Road Dragging
claims were checked with Drad-mas
ter’s rdport and allowed on Dragging
fund:
W. A. Carson . $ 5.20
Frank Weichmann . 26.00
W. A. Ulry . 9.00
Henry Timmermans . 30.80
Gustav Thondel . ' .80
Gustav Thondel . 1.801
Gustav Thondel . 2.90
Gustav Thondel . 8.90
W. K. Smith. 37.20
Joe Spes . 4.00
Wallace Ream ... 14.80
Ernest Pratt ... 4.00
H. W. Meyer . 66.00
Wm. Jutte . 12.20
Earl J. Hopkins . 12.80
I. R. Harding . 14.63
Harry Graham . 22.10
H. S. Greenslit. 4.00
Carlton Davis . 16.67
Carlton Davis . 17.55
B. H. Bessy . 15.92
T. J. Baxter . 20.40
H. G. Tucker . 13.65
John Boyer . 14.80
L. A. Whiting . 6.80
L. A. Whiting . 7.01
L. A. Whiting. 4.25
Aug. H. Smith . 44.20
Aug. H. Smith . 23.40
W .R. Shaw . 14.40
Everett Shaw . 13.20
I. M. Smith . 9.75
John Rhode . 23.85
C. R. Pettijohn . 28.00
Nebr. Culvert & Mfg. Co. 37.60
Walter Jutte . 33.40
P. V. Hickey . 17.55
Kasper Hoerle . 8.40
Chas. N. Gonderinger . 80.60
Bernard Gardzewski . 4.00
Paul W. Funk . 4.25
J. A. Coufal . 18.52
James Chapman . 4.80
W. T. Bosworth . 4.00
Chas. Berger . 6.50
Mr. Chairman: Owing to local con
ditions and scarcity of help it would
appear that the county will not be
able to complete their contract on
Proj. No. 132 A in the time specified.
I move you that we ask for an exten
sion of time to Nov. 15, 1922, from
the Department of Public Works.
L. E. SKIDMORE.
JOHN SULiLIVAN.
Same carried.
At 9 o’clock p. m., on motion board
adjourned until Sdpt. 26, 1922, at 10
o’clock a. m., unless sooner called by
the clerk.
W. T. HAYES, Chairman.
E. F. PORTER, Clerk
51 . 7. 7.
52 . 7. 6. 13.
53 . 7. 7. 14.
55 . 6.4 1. 7.4
56 . 7. 1. 8.
57 . 5.6 2. 7.6
68 . 2.6 2.1 4.7
59 . 7. 1.4 8.4
60 . 2. 5. 7.
62 . 6. 3.4 9.4
63 . 7 7.
64 . 6. 1. 7.
65 . 4.3 2.7 7.
67 . 2. 2.
68 .r.. 7. 7.
69 . 1. 1.
70 ..... 2.6 ' 1. 3.5
71 . 7. 2. 9.
72 . 2.7 2.7
73 . 7. 7.
74 . 7. 4. 11.
76 .. 2.8 .5 3.3
77 . 3. 2. 5.
79 . 4. 4. 8.
80 . 1.6 2. 3.6
81 . 9. 2.5 11.5
82 . 7. 1.5 8.5
83 . 7. 2. 9.
84 . 4.5 4. 8.5
86 . 6.5 ' 1.5 7.
87 . 5. 2. 7.
88 . 4. 2. 1.6 7.6
89 . 4 1.7 5.7
90 . 7. 3. 10.
91 . 6. .7 6.7
92 . 5.7 2.3 8.
93 . 7. 7. 14.
94 . 5. 5.
95 . 7. 2. 9.
96 . 7. 1.3 8.3
97 . 3. 7. 10.
98 .. 6.6 6.5
99 . 7. 6.5 12.5
100 . 7. 4.6 11.6
101 . 7. 7. 14.
102 . 5.5 5.5
103 . 6 6.
105 . 7. 7.
107 . 6.3 2.7 9.
108 . 7. 7.
110 . 5.6 .7 3.2 9.5
111 . 4. 1.5 5.5
113 . 6.3 1.4 7.7
115 . 5. 2.4 7.4
116 .
118 . 7. 1. 8.
119 ... 2.5 .6 3.1
120 . 7 4. 6.4 17.4
121 . 7. 7.
122 . 7. 2.7 9.7
123 . 7. 7.
124 . 7. 3.6 10.6
125 . 2.7' .3 3.
127 . 7. 3.6 10.6
128 . 6.2 3.8 10.
129 . 4. 4.
131 . 7. , 2. 9.
132 . 7 2. 9.
134 . 7. 4.6 11.6
135 . 2.3 1. 3.3
136 . 3.8 .8 4.6
137 . 20. 7.8 2.2 30.
138 . 4.7 4.7
141 . 5.2 2.2 7.4
142 . 7. 3.3 10.3
143 . 7. 6. 13.
144 . 6. 6.
145 . 7. 2.5 2.5 12.
146 . 2.7 .6 3.3
147 . 7. 2. 9.
148 . 2. 2.
150 . 7. 2.5 9.5
152 . 6. 3. 9.
155 . 5. 3. .8.
156 .. 6. 6.5 12.5
157 . 4. 1. 5.
158 . 7. 7.
159 . 4. 4.
160 . 7. 4.B 11.5
163... 3.5 1. 4.5
165 ... 4. 4.
168 . 4. 4.
169 . 6. 3.5 9.5
170 . 7. 7.
171 . 7. 7.
172 . 7. 7.
173 . 6. 3.7 9.7
174 . 4. 1.7 5.7
176 . 7. 7.
177 . 5. 5.
178 . 5.5 5.5
180 . 4.3 6.1 9.4
181 . 2.2 .6 2.8
183 . 7. 7.
184 . 7. 6. 13.
187 . 7, 4. 11.
188 . 6. 1. 7.
189 . 7. 5.5 12.5
192 . 7. 3.6 10.6
193 ..
194 ... 1.6 2.2 3.8
196 ... 8.6 3.6
197 . 5.4 3. 8.4
199 .. 7. 7.
202 . 6.8 6.8
203 . 3.5 5.5 9.
205 . 4. 4.
206 . 5.6 1.1 6.7
207 . 1. 1.
298 . 7. 1.4 8.4
Public Sale
I will sell at my farm joining O’Neill on the
north, commencing at 2 o’clock sharp, on *
Thursday, Oct. 5th
4
25 head of Registered Duroc-Jersey Boars.
These are big growthy boars of the most popular •
breeding lines. In case of bad weather sale will be J
held under cover.
■ —_ ___
F. H. Lancaster, Owner I
Col. Jas. Moore, Auct. O’Neill National Bank, Clerk.
Hi i inrun.... ————
209 . 4.2 1.3 6.5
210 . .7. 2.5 9.5
211 . 5.7 1.9 7.6
212 . 7. 1.5 8.6
213 . 3. 3.
215 . 5.8 4.5 10.3
216 . 7. 7.
218 . 7. 2. 9.
220 . 7. 7.
222 . 7. 7.
223 .
224 . 5.7 5.7
225 .. 6.4 6.4
226 . 3.7 3.7
227 . 4.7 .8 6.5
228 . 7. 4.3 11.3
229 . 2.2 1. 3.2
231 . 1.7 2. 3.7
232 . 7. 1. 8.
232 . 7. 1. 8.
233 . 7. 1.6 8.6
234 .
235 .
236 . 6. 6.
237 . 6. 1.4 7.4
238 . 7. 1.5 8.5
239 ..
240 . 7. 7.
241 . 7. 7.
242 . 7. 7.
243 .:. 6. 4. 10.
244 . 7. 1.3 8.3
245 . 7. 4. 11.
246 .
247 . 7. 2.4 9.4
248 . 7. 2.4 9.4
249 . 2. 2.
250 .
251 . 7. 1. 8.
2% .:. 2.7 2.7
18% . 7. 3.6 10.6
90% . 2.3 2.3
Garfield 18. 6 8. 14.
Anteldpe 126 . 6.5 6.6
O’Neill, Nebr., Aug. 31, 1922, 9 a. m.
County Board met pursuant to ad
journment. All members present but
Watson. Board called to order by
chairman. On motion board adjourn
ed to the call of the clerk.
W. T. HAYES, Chaiuman.
E. F. PORTER, Clerk.
O’Neill, Neb., Aug. 31, 1922, 10 a. m.
Board of Equalization met at the
call of the clerk. All members pres
ent but Watson. Board called to or
der by chairman. On motion the fol
lowing levies were made for Holt
County for the year 1922:
STATE LEVY 1922:
General Fund 2.00 mill on the dollar.
Capitol Building Fund .30 mills on the
dollar.
Total 2.30 mills on the dollar.
COUNTY LEVY 1922:
Mills on the dollar
General Fund . 1.65
County Road . .20
County Bridge. 1.44
Road Dragging . .05
Soldiers’ Relief . .04
County Fairs . .06
Mothers' Pensions . .06
Farm Bureau . .10
Total mills on the dollar.8.50
Total for State and County 6.80
mills on the dollar.
LEVIES TOWNS AND VILLAGES
1922:
Atkinson general fund 3, lights 1,
parks .4, water bonds 2.5, sewer bonds
1.4, Total 8.3.
Chambers general fund 2, Total 2.0.
Ewing general fund 4, water bonds
2, light bonds 2, Total 8.0.
Emmet general fund 5, Total 5.0.
Inman general fund 5, Total 5.0.
Page general fund 3, water bonds
5, streets and alleys .7, fire .3, Total
9.0.
O’Neill general fund 5, water bonds
2.5, sewer bonds .5, Total 8.0.
Stuart general fund 3.3, Total 3.3.
Atkinson road .7, general .4, Total
1.1.
Anteldpe road .6, general .4, Total 1.0.
Chambers road 2, bridge .4, general
.4, Total 2.8.
Cleveland road 2, bridge .3, general
.3, Total 2.6.
Conley road 2, bridge .4, general .4,
Total 2.8.
Coleman road 1.2, bridge .4, general
.4, Total 2.0. Railroad 2.
Deloit road 2, bridge .4, general .4,
Total 2.8.
Dustin road 2, bridge .4, general .4,
Total 2.8.
Emmet road 2, bridge .4, general .4,
Total 2.8.
Ewing road 2, bridge .4, general .4,
Total 2.8.
Francis general .2, Total 0.2.
Fairview road .8, bridge .2, general
.2, Total 1.2.
Green Valley road 2, bridge .3, gen
eral .3, Total 2.6.
Goiaen road 1.4, bridge .3, general
.3, Total 2.0.
Grattan road 1, bridge .2, general .1,
Total 1.3. Library .4.
Inman road 1, bridge .3, general .3,
Total 1.6.
Iowa road 1, bridge .3, general .3,
Total 1.6.
Josie road .6, bridge .2, general .2,
j Total 1.0.
- -.
Lake road 1.6, bridge .3, general .2,
Total 2.1.
McClure road 2, bridge .4, general
.4, Total 2.8.
Paddock^road 1.1, bridge .4, general
.4. Total 1.9.
Pleasantview road .6, bridge .2, gen
eral .2, Total 1.0.
Rock Falls road 1.6, bridge .4, gen
eral .4, Total 2.3.
Swan road 2, bridge .4, general .4,
Total 2.8.
Stuart road 1.7, Total 1.7.
Sand Creek road 2, bridge .4, gen
eral .4, Total 2.8.
Sheridan road 1.2, Bridge .4, general
.4, Total 2.0.
Shamrock road 1, bridge .2, general
.2. Total 1.4. p
Shields road 1.1, bridge .4, general
.4, Total 1.9.
Saratoga judgment 3.
Steel Creek road 1.9, bridge .3, gen
eral .3, Total 2.5.
Scott road 2.0, bridge .4, general .4,
Total 2.8.
Verdigris road .3, bridge .2, general
.2, Total 0.7.
Willowdale road 1, bridge .3, gen
eral .3, Total 1.6
Wyoming road 2, bridge .4, general
.4, Total 2.8.
SCHOOL DISTRICT BEVIES 1922:
Dist. No.
General
Bond
Free High
Total
3 . 7. 1. 8.
1 . 1. 2. 3. 4.
1 . 7. 7 .
2 . 19. 3. 22.
4 . 7. 2. 9.
5 . 2. 1. 3.
7 . 9. 2. . 11.
8 . 6. 1.4 7.4
9 . 3.3 3.7 7.
10 . 6.7 6.7
11 .. 6. 6.
12 .. 5.6 5.5
13 . 7. 7.
14 . 7. 7.
15 . 5. 1. 6.
16 . 7. 2.4 9.4
17 . 5 1.7 6.7
18 . 5. 1. 6.
19 . 6.5 5.6 12.
20 . 7. 1. 8.
21 . 10.6 10.6
22 . 1.5 2. 3.5
23 . 6.4 7.6 1.4
24 . 6. 6.
26 . 7. 7 .
27 .. 6.5 * 6.5
28
29 Z.Z.Z.Z””’.'.'." 14. 4. 18.
30 . 15. 15.
31 . 3.5 1. 4.5
32 . 6.7 6.7
33 . 1 5 1.5
34 . 2. 2.
35 . 4. 1. 5.
36 . 4.3 4.7 9.
37 .. 5. 2.6 7.6
38 . 7. 2. 9.
39 . 6.3 2.1 7.4
40 .?. 7. 3.6 10.6
41 . 2.2 2.2
42 . 4. 4.
44 . 17. 2. 19.
46 . 7. ' 1. 8.
47 . 5.7 1. 6.7
48 . 7. 1.5 8.5
49 . 1. 1.
, 50 .. 7. 4.3 11.3
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