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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 1, 1923)
MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR SMITH CELEBRATE FIFTIETH . WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (Inman Leader.) The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, residing south of Inman, was celebrated last Monday evening when about seventy five invited guestte assembled at their home and spent a few enjoyable hours with this worthy pioneer couple. Fifty years ago October 8, at the foot of the Catskill mountains in Green county, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Smith were united in marriage. In the spring of 1880 they came bo Ne braska, settling upon a homestead K three ni’les south of Inman where they have since resided. Their little two room home was the first $rame house plastered in Holt county. Here is where their children were reared to manhood and womanhood, and while we bring offerings of praise to every citizen of this great land, we especially pay tribute to the pioneers who made their way into the vast and pathless prairie; the great middle west. With the onward, westward flow of civiliza tion from the prosperous cities and gramladen fields of the eastern state, went this noble pioneer couple, to share with each other the solitude and silence of the broad and barren ex panse of inland prairies, and to render their part in the settlement and de velopment of a democratic civiliza tion. They did not come in the noon day *of triumphant achievement; when the plow had furrowed the sod; when fields were heavy with grain, and when the schools and churches betoken the dwelling place of a happy and pros perous people. They came when the prairies glared'in the heat of the sun; when danger, death and disease stalk ed abroad; when neighbors were few and when hearts ached for the fellow ship of old companions. They watched and in painful silence prayed, and if death in the family came, laid it as the first sleeper in the new made ceme tery. Three children, two of whom are alive, were born to Mr. and Mrs. Smith, a son, Forrest, who lies in this vicinity, and a daughter, Mrs. Merten, who resides at Wakefield, Nebraska, v^ere both present on this occasion. Among the presents received were $22.50 in gold (pieces, two gold rings, gold pen knife, gold spoon tray, gold butter knife, many boquets of flowers, letters, greeting cards and telegrams. At 11 o’clock a two course luncheon was served. , Those from a distance in attendance were? Rev. and Mrs. Merten, of Wakefield; Mr. and Mrs. Trowbridge, Page; and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tomp kins, Albion. SCHOOL NOTES. Second Grade. The Beginners, First and Second grades enjoyed a Hallow’een party in the auditorium Wednesday afternoon. Little Ann Biglin, of Casper, enter tained the children with the Russian dance and the dance of the fairies. Fifth and Sixth B. The Fifth and Sixth B are celebra ting Hallow’een by bobbing for apbles. We are also going to have a spelling contest, the one spelling the most words getting a prize in apples. In the geography contest Nellie Toy, Billy Griffin, Ralph Tomlinson, Edger ton Haskin are ahead, none of these having missed a question so far. Eighth Grade. The following were neither absent nor tardy during October: Russell Bowen, Melvin Bay, Marjorie Carter, John Dumpert, Franklin Gaughen baugh, Harlow Schwispw, Ruth Scott, Alta Strube and Isabelle Tomlinson. The Eighth grade is still spelling for head marks. Amelia Saunto won the headmark Thursday, Ruth Scott Friday and Monday; while Frank Ma » ben went to the head Tuesday. The class is progressing quite rapidly in agriculture. They are now studying the grains and have made some seed tests. % NOTICE. Made to order ladies’ woolen stock ings, men’s and boys’ woolen socks and stocking caps for children. Call and see them at my home. FRED BELLIN, 22-3p O’Neill, Nebr. HELP WANTED, MALE. Salesman wanted by large whole sale silk and velvet house to travel •entire state of Nebraska; commission 5 per cent on all orders and reorders from your territory; we make cuts of five yards or over to accommodate the trade; good moneymaking proposition. Address: Republic Textile, 22 West 32nd St. N. Y. 22-lp ONE-THIRD OFF ON ALL MILLI nery at The Clinton Hat Shop. 22-2 I PSOunces for 25* |£f* Baking iVv Powder No better made T regardless o( price. MILLIONS of pounds bought BY OUR GOVERNMENT kckckc-kckokc -r-n SMtTH.&TEARNS. The Wedding of Forest Smith and i Miss Carmen M. Steams, both of this I city was solemnized at the Methodist : parsonage Saturday, October 27th, by the Rev. J. A. Hutchins. Both young people are quite well known here and The Frontier extends to them hearty congratulations. BOG UE-WEST. (Atkinson Graphic.) p Miss Sylvia West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy West, and Mr. Hans Bogue, both of Atkinson, were mar ried in Boulder, Colorado, August 28, 1923. They will make theia^ future home on a farm near Atkinson. WOMAN’S CLUB NOTES. The Literary department of the Wo man’s Club met at the club room Wed neday afternoon, with Mrs. George Longstaff, leader. A musical number, by the three Wier sisters of St. Mary’s Academy, ,was skillfully rendered and highly ap preciated by the club. Mrs. C. J. Malone’s review of the “Book of Job” proved to be a most ex cellent success. It was a plain straightforward reasoning from stem to stern, and was thoroughly enjoyed by her hearers. The book carries with it certain messages, consisting of one or two simple statements or truths, and is most worthy of a thoughtful perusal. Mrs. W. C. Templeton, through her paper, gently1 pulled aside the curtain arid gavfc us a felimps^ of the weird stage setting for this beautiful poem thereby, bringing the characters and the audience into closer touch. A wonderfully strong and sincere portrayal of the characters of Job and hb three close friends was ably handled by the “Misses” Latta, Dono hoe, Malone, and by Mrs. W. P. Curtis. In Mrs. Longstaff’s discussion and criticism of the work, every argument was advanced in striking conciseness and logical sequence, and much was found to suggest reflection and not a little to compel agreement. Many interesting facts pertaining to the character of Job were brought out through the research work of Mrs. J. II. Wise and Mrs. Chas. Petti john. Next meeting of this department will be November 7th. M. E. CHURCH NOTES. Revival meetings will begin Sunday. Evangelist O. O. Wood, of Haigler, Nebraska, will preach two sermons Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. May we have a crowded church at both i these services. Services every evening throughout the week at 7:30 o’clock. Everyone is cordially invited to attend all services. 1 Rev. Zell Bressler, of Niobrara, a former member of this church, was with us last Wednesday evening at prayer meeting and gave a splendid address. Mrs. Graver, of Niobrara, sang a couple of solos to the great delight of the audience. The Ladies Aid will hold their meet and iServ* lunch in the church dining room on Thursday, The Hus bands are invited to take lunch with the ladies this week. , We are glad to see such a good in terest and attendance shown in the Sunday school, yet we ought to do better. May we see a larger number present Sunday. The Epworth League devotional meeting was well attended last Sun day, so many new faces were seen in the crowd. We hope this good work will continue. Have you heard. the Juvenile choir sing at Sunday evening services? If not you have missed a real treat. WE HAVE IN YOUR VICINITY A high giade piano on which party is •unab'e to continue payments. You can own this piano by paying the unpaid Lalance, either cash or payments, if interested write A. Hospe Co., Omaha, Nebraska. 22-2 A LITTLE BOY WANTS A HOME. W. B. Howard, the district superin tendent of the Nebraska Childrens Heme Society, of Omaha, is in O’Neill. He has a little boy twelve or thirteen years old for whom he will be pleased to find a good home. Please apply to L. G. Gillespie for information. A ! grreat number of children are coming into the hands of this society. A Heart Sale will be put on in O’Neill next Saturday, November 3, 1923. School children will offer these little Red Hearts at one dime each. HOT SPRINGS CLINIC SPECIALIZING ~i MEDICINE, SURGERY, RADIUM, X-RAY EYE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT Particular Attention Given To TREATMENT OF CANCER AND TUBERCULOSIS Clinical Laboratories Hot Springs, South Dakota One dime will not impoverish anyone. Give more if you think this is too small, and help to save the helpless, abandoned and orphans of our great state. Have a Heart and help a child find a home. DR. L. A. CARTER Physician and Surgeon Glasses Correctly Fitted. Office and Residence, Naylor Blk. -Phone 72--— O'NEILL :: NEBRASKA W. F.FINL tY.M D* Phone: Office 28, Residence 276. 5 O’Neill Nebraska I George M. Harrington | ATTORNEY-AT-LAW $ PHONE 11. | O’NEILL, NEBRASKA. ,^rmromiia^.iiiniiiiiMiiiiumijmnminr:naaiiAiiiiiiiiiiii>iii',i;ag : Stock and Potato Ship-1 pers—Plenty of Cars—1 Quick Service to Sioux 1 City, Omaha, Lincoln. 1 Call 34, Burlington 1 Depot. .• The Frontier, only $2.00 per year. I LIGGETT’S OPEKO TEA 200 Cups of Tea for 1 Cent Orange Pekoe, Green, Formosa Oolong, Mixed Black & Green. % 2 One Half /»1 . Pound* for D1C A blend of High-Grade Coffee of exceptional value, roasted and packed by the latest machinery. During our One Cent Sale we are offering f 2 PE* 51c m ■ Fenway Whole Cherries in Liquid Cream Full one-pound box of delicious whole ripe cnerries in liquid cream, chocolate covered. They fairly melt in your mouth. Standard Price This Sale Pound 75c Pounds 76c Bouquet Ramee Face Powder An exceptionally high-grade complex ion powder. Adheres to the akin. Contains a bouquet of rose. Jasmine, helio trope, and lilao odors. Comes in throe tints. Stand. Price $1 00 ThlaSale $1 01 One Bex *1*”” Two Bom *1 Household Remedies 25c Corn Solvent .2 for 26c 50c Dyspepsia Tablets .. .2 for 51c 25c Laxative Aspirin Cold Tablets.2 for 26c 50c Liver Salts, 6 oz.2 for 51c 60c Mentholated White Pine and Tar, 7 oz. .. .2 for 51c 50c Milk of Magnesia, 10 oz. 2 for 51c $1.00 Syrup of Hypophos phites.2 for $1.01 20c Zinc Oxide Ointment .2 for 21c | Toilet Goods Mo Antiseptic Tooth Powder... .2 for 36c SOe Arbutus Complexion Cream. .2 for Sic $1.00 Bay Rum, 10 ox.2 for $1.01 50c Bouquet Ramee Tale.2 for Sic $1.50 Bouquet Ramee Toilet Water, 3 os.2 for $1.S1 25o Gentlemen's Talcum.2 for 26c $1.00 Toilet Water .....2 for $1.01 SOo Harmony Rolling "Massage Cream. 2 for Sle SOo Harmony Quinine Hair Tonic.2 for Sic SOo Harmony Cocoanut Cil 8!iampoo .2 for Sic SOo Jonteel Talc, 5| ox.2 for 51c 25o Medicated Skin Soap .......2 for 26c 25o Midi Talcum.2 for 26c SOo Rexall Shaving Lotion/.2 for 61c ISo Rexall Toilet Soap .2 for 16c 25o Rexall Tooth Paste, Impro . >:d 2 for 26c SI .00 Septone Hair Tonic.2 for $1.61 SOo Syta Face Powdor (4 tints)... 2 for Slo 75o Theatrical Cold Cream (1 lb.) .2 for 76c 25c Tiny Tot Talcum.2 for 26c ‘Bwietebt" Peroxide of Hydrogen Antiseptic, Deodorant. Cleansing For coldsores, freckles, pimples, blackheads, uloerated teeth, nasal catarrh, sore throat and tonsilitis, cuts, wounds, holla, ulcers, etc., and for bleaching the akin and nails. a^ur2ljrT“;j£2fe 8s4^90c“RSK*5ic Other HuKBtSSt* Products 25o Aspirin Tablets (24's) 2 for 28c 25o Boric Acid, 4 os. ... 2 for 26c 60o Castor Oil, 8 os.2 for 51e 20o Cream of Tartar, 2 os. 2 for 21e &0e Cascara Aromatic,4os.S for Sic 18o Epsom Salt, 8 os.2 for 16c 25o Glycerin Supposi tories (Infant's) .2 for 28c 2Sc Rochelle Salt, 4 os. . .2 for Sic 25o Tincture Iodine.2 for 24c Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday !a n Ona Pant Cnl0? It is a sale where you buy an item at the regular price—then f» IImI IS tt vIlv'VCIU wCllC# another item of the same kind for lc. As an Illustration t The standard price of Arbutus Complexion Cream is 50c. You buy a jar at this price and by paying lc more, or Sic, you get two jars. Every article in this sale is a high-class standard piece of merchandise, just the same as we sell you every day at regular prices and have sold you for years. A /vf A Jlwavfiainn This sale was developed by the United Drug Co. as an adver A new W ay Ol Advertising tising plan. Rather than spend large sums of money in other ways to convince you of the merit of these goods, they are spending it on this sale in permitting us to sell you a full-size package of high standard merchandise for lc. It costs money to get customers. The loss taken on this sale will be well spent if the goods please you. Klenzo Liquid Antiseptic A scientific preparation for the teeth, mouth, gums, nose, throat, skin ana mu cous surfaces. Wonderful for combating germs. Use ful in the treatment of , pyorrhea. 9 oz. bottle. I Standard Price This Sale 1 b^50cbo.t^51c Shaving Cream Produces a thick creamy lather. Will >tand up on your face throughout the shave. Standard This Price Sale Tube 30C TuTC31C Klenzo Dental Creme Cleans and whitens the teeth. Hardens the gums. Removes tartar. Does not scratch the teeth. You can have beautiful teeth by using Klenzo. Standard Price This Sale Tube 50C Tube* 51C 111 Lemoa Cocoa Butter Skin Cream A real tissue builder and skin beautifier. Restores vigor to the muscles, vitality to the tissues, elasticity to the skin. Helps to eradicate tan and freckles. Standard Prica Thla Sale SC* 50c I- 51c Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion Mildly Antiseptic. Soothing and beneficial for the treatment of chafing, windburn and chaps. An excellent skin bleach. Not greasy. Standard Price Thla Sale Bottle 50c Bottles 51c I Maximum Hot Water Bottler A high quality bottle. Molded | all in one piece and guaranteed for one year. Standard Price* This Sale Bottle $2.00 Bottle* $2.01 Maximum Fountain Syringes are of the same quality, carry the same guarantee, sell regu larly at $2.25 each and are offered on this sale at Two for $2.26. Food Items 85c 8ymond's Inn Vanilla Extract 2 for 36c 40c Symond’s Inn Lemon Extract 2 for 41c 25c Symond's Inn Cocoa, H lb.2 for 26c 25c Symond’e Inn B’k'g Choc. % tb 2 for 26c 89c Orange Marmalade, 12 os 2 for 40c 98c Olive Oil, 12 to os. ..2 for 99c 46c Truefruit Strawb. Jam, 16 os. 2 for 46c 46c Truefruit Raspb. Jam, 15 os. 2 for 46c 45c Truef’t Pure Grape Jam, 15 os. 2 for 46c Quality Tooth Brushes Adult's Sise. Assorted Styles. Good Quality White Bristles Standard OBJ _ This Sale Q/J Price, each «3DC Two for OOC - , ■ ... Jonteel Soap Min appearance and quality to many of the aported toilet soaps. Made from purest materials, milled by the French process. Gives a free bland lather. Wonderfully fragrant with the famous Jonteel perfume. Standard Price This Sale One Of* Two «)fl | Cake dSDC Cakes dSOC Brushes and Sundries ft.50 Hair Brushes (assorted).2 for $1.81 10c Goodform Hair Net (single mesh, cap)2 for He 15c Goodform Hair Net (double mesh, cap)* for 18c 15o Jonteel Velour Powder Puff (3 in. diam.) .2 for 18c 25o Jonteel Wool Powder Puff (31n.diaxn.)2 for 28c 25c Noil File....... .2 for 26c 61.25 Shaving Brush.2 for $1.26 15o Wash Cloth .2 for 18c 81.35 Scout Flashlight, fibre case.2 for $1.38 Cascade Linen One pound in a package. We also have envel opes to match. A good quality of writing paper and always in the best of tasti. Standard Price This Sale Lb? 40c Lb.° 41c i *ftncag£ Cherry Bark Cough Syrup An excellent, reliable treatment for simple coughs. Soothes the irri tated membranes, relieves congestion, and cheeks the spasms of the bron chial tube. Con tains no alcohol, opiates, or otha narootio drugs Safe for children. Standard Price This Sale Bottle 25c Bottles 26c I Stationery and Household Needs 10c Carryall Bag .'..2 for lie 75c Le Claire (deckle edge) Stationery .2 for 78c 60c Lord Baltimore Sta tionery.2 for 51c $3.50 Signet Ten.2 for $3.51 $3.50 Signet Pencil_2 for $3.51 10c Writing Tablet, 45 sheets, note size.2 for 11c 40o Maximum Pocket Comb, all coarse, also coarse and fine.2 for 41c 75c Victoria Ladies' Comb, all coarse, also coarse ana fine .2 for 78c 12c Firstaid Zinc Oxide Adhesive Plaster, 1 inch by 1 yard .2 for 13c 40c Firstaid Zinc Oxide Adhesive Plaster, 1 inch by 5 yards .2 for 41c 30c Oneida Community Puritan Plate Teaspoons (Guaranteedfmr20^ra)2for31c A " 1 '■* Symphony Lawn Highest quality, heavy fabrio finish— 24 sheets of paper, 24 envelopes. Ribbon tied, white with gold deckle borders. Whits and tints with fancy borders. Standard Price This Sale $1.00 Sr.. $i.oi Assorted Chocolates “Orldiul" Packs** Our standard popular assort ment of high-grade mixed choco latcs, including creams flavored ;;p with fruit and crisp nut meats. Fs A package for every occasion. El The kind everybody likes. Standard Prica This Sale M a^n-»»Eun«1 Other Candy Items 60c Guth Wrapped Caramels (lib.).2 for Slo 10c Liggett's Cough Drops 2 for lie 35o Liggett’s Milk Chocolate i Bar. 1-2 lb.2 for 3Se t 60c Ijggett's Fancy Hard Can- i dies (lib.).2 for Ole 5o liggett’s Mints, (5 flavors) 2 for 6c t C. E. STOUT O’Neill, Nebr. * • < IThursday, Friday, Saturday, Nov. 8-9-10
