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The Frontier. VOLUME XLIX. O'NEILL, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, APRIL 11,1929. NO, 46. THE ROYAL THEATRE’ Home of Good Pictures - Thursday, April 11th - “LOOPING THE LOOP” The big: act is on! You sit on the edge of your seat! You hold your breath! -Frida> -Saturday, April 12-1.1 Benefit St. Mary’s Basket Ball Boys BIG SUPER SPECIAL—With Jack Holt, Ralph Graves and Dorothy Revier in “SUBMARINE” The greatest and most spectacular <»f all sea pictures. It will thrill you * very moment. See the Navy in action! Visit a Submarine! -Sunday-Monday, April 14-1."» Colleen Moore in “SYNTHETIC SIN” Another good one with a star who never made a poor picture. -■—Tuesday, April lfith Reginald Denney in “( LEAR THE DECKS” Eight bells and all’s well—except that he had to live on goat’s milk while he yearned for steaks—the girl he was chasing around the world thought he was a thief. 10c Night. - Wednesday, April 17th - Bob Steel in “TRAIL OF COURAGE” He’s better than a rodeo. See—the battle with the wild horse, the running fight with the renegades. Bring the family. - Thursday, April 18th - Jftanne Eagles—Famous stage star >f ’’lain” in “THE LETTER” From the smashing stage success by W. Somerset Maugham, author of Rain.” 10c Night. - Friday, April 19th - Richard Barthelmess in “WHEEL OF CHANCE” Richard plays a devil role and does >-ome wonderful acting. - Saturday, April 20th - Wm. Bovd and Jacqueline Logan in “POWER” She was a beautiful vamp who was out after the stuff. LOCAL NEWS. 3. H. McPharlin is on the sick list. Gene Kilpatrick has been on the sick list during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Scott were visiting” in Lincoln last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rasley were were in Omaha last Saturday. L. G. Gillespie and son Bennet were Verdel, Nebraska, visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rasley were visitors in Norfolk Tuesday evening. Wm. Stratmeyer is driving a new Chevrolet “six” coupe recently pur chased from Arbuthnot & Reka. A daughter was bom Monday to Mr. and Mrs. John McClellan of Joy. Mrs. Roy Griffiin submitted to an operation last week in an Omaha hos pital. John A. Harmon went to Omaha Monday, as a delegate to the state convention of the W. O. W. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Zimmerman, Mr. i and Mrs. O. F. Rummel and Harold Zimmerman drove over to Lake An- i des, South Dakota, last Sunday. L. G. Gillespie and son Bennet drove to Alliance, Nebraska, last Friday, where L. G., was looking after matters before the Receiver in the land office. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burge and family drove to Omaha last Thursday for a visit with the former’s brother, Ralph and Walter Burge and their families. Elmer Ennis came up from Omaha Wednesday and is visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ennis. He expects to return to Jacumba, Cali-1 fomia soon. Miss Uella Harman, miss Lueua Lewis and Miss Marie Bruegman spent the week-end at the home of the lat ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Bruegman near Bristow. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dimmitt came up from Lincoln last Sunday lor a short visit at the home of Mrs. Flora B. Lewis, mother of Mrs. Dimmitt, and with other relatives. The W. C. T. U. will meet in the al Worker present in the near future to talk to the people generally on the benefits of prohibition. Date and place will be given next week. Mrs. George A. Miles went to Oma-j ha the first of the w'eek as a delegate j to the Woodmen Circle convention She expects to visit relatives at Har-j lan. Iowa, before she returns. Victor M. Roth, Illuminating en gineer for the Interstate Power Com.; pany, was looking over the lighting arrangements in the various business houses in O’Neill the first of the week. T. 0. Miller was a passenger to Omaha Tuesday for a visit with Mrs. Miller, who is in an Omaha hospital. He expects to drive out a new Ford i car for the Mellor Motor Company. The teas given by the ladies for the benefit of the Cemetery Association! have not been so numerous during the past week; only three teas this week; they were given by Mrs. Ed Leach, Mrs. J. S. Ennis and Mias Pearl Burge. Ray A. Emerson has been elected j superintendent of schools at Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, and will have su pervision over the two school build ings which are new and modernly equipped. For the past five years Mr. Emerson has been superintendent of the consolidated schools at Phillips, Nebraska. He was born and raised at Dorsey, Nebraska, but has been teaching out of the county for a num | ber of years. aking it easy for yon to enjoy BIG CAR advantages Now it is easy for forward-looking people to satisfy their desires for a finer automo bile. The New Pontiac Big Six makes it possible for them to enjoy the style, luxury and performance of a big car with out paying a big car price. It enables them to step up the quality of their cars without stepping out of the low-priced field. PrfoM $74S to tins,/, o. k runtime, Mich., plat dMtmry char got. Bumixn, raring CMrl and locator •hack ahatrhart regular equipment at .U.M artra coBt. Chock PontUc dallxarad prlc..- . chmrg;. Canarml Hotara Titna taywaantrlant Smith & Warner Motor Co. Dealers, O’Neill, Nebr. A. D. Under Norfolk THR NEW PONTIAC PRODUCT OP CENEnAL MOTORS B1<G •745 AIV0 IIP Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Jones departed last Thursday for their home in Green, Texas. They have been the guests of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Griffith, at Meek, for the past winter. A daughter, tipping the scales at eight pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Miller Wednesday noon, in the Nicholas Senn hospital in Omaha. Late reports from the hospital are to the effect that the mother and daughter are getting along nicely. The Mellor Motor Company, Ford dealers, have recently sold cars to the following: Holt County, Model A A truck complete: Wm. J. Froelich, se dan; C. J. Gatz, sedan; Den McCarthy, sedan with trunk; Geo. B. Gross, traveling salesman, sedan. Miss Ella Cnffrey was called to Minnesota last Friday by the death of a brother-in-law;she accompanied the remains to the family home at Orleans Nebraska, for burial. Mrs. F. J. Dish ner is teaching the second grade in the public school during the absence of Miss Caffre.v. George Bay and Henry Kaczor left for Richey, Montana, last Wednesday night, in response to a message tell ing of the ill health of Charles Kac zor. While waiting between trains at Chadron they learned that Charles was much improved; Mr. Bay returned home from Chadron. Merl Hanna has resigned as travel ing salesman for S vift & Co., and has accepted a similar position with Ar mour & Company. He will be located in Ft. W’orth, Texas, to which place their personal effects were shipped this week. Mrs. Hamm has been in the Texas city for the past three weeks. F, B. Jackson, of North 1’latte will assume the position vacated by Mr. Hanna. me t\mgnis or ooiumnus are ar ranging to present an entertainment and banquet complimentary to the St. Mary s Academy basket ball boys at the K. C. hall tonight. The boys were awarded a “cup” for being the most courteous and the best behaved con testants in the tournament at Sioux City a few weeks ago. The cup has just arrived and will be presented to the boys this evening. Miss Mary E. Carney departed on Tuesday for Sioux City, Iowa, for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. L. F. Curtis befoi-e leaving for an extended visit with her brother, LieutentfBGtfe V. Carney at Pensacola, Florida. Lieu tenant Carney is an instructor in avia tion at the Pensacola Naval Air Sta tion. Miss Carney expects to be ab sent from her duties at the postoffice for about a month. She contemplates visiting with friends at New Orleans, La.; Atlanta, Georgia; and Chatta nuga, Tennessee, enroute. _ The members of the board of super visors were in Lincoln last week in consultation with state engineer Roy Cochran in regard to road matters. We are informed that arrangements are completed for the construction of a state aid bridge across the Niobrara ; north of Stuart on the road to Naper at the site known as Grand Rapids; the bridge will be built next year if j present plans materialize. It has been arranged for considerable road work on the old grade south of the project now being completed south of O'Neill; the road will be graded and put in fairly good condition this fall. Some I gravel will also be spead during the j summer. i STATE PROHIBITION MEN FIND LIQUOR AND STILL State Prohibition officers obtained a still at the David Armstrong farm residence near Phoenix postoffice Wed nesday afternoon. As the officers iT°Ve Armstrong farm they met Fred Fox driving away with an old Lord car; the officers searched the car and found about ten gallons of what they term “shine.” Fox was brought to O’Neill. Armstrong was not at home at the time of the raid. THE RAIN AND SNOW PUT GROUND IN SHAPi 1 The snow and rain of Tuesday nigh fi?deAo43, °f an inch of moisture t the 1.98 that fell during March. Dui mg the month of January .65 of a inch and in February .86 of an inc of moisture from the snow was record ed by Registrar Harry Bowen; a tot* of almost four inches so far this veni DORSEY. Ten children from ten years old have organiMd a club. The name of the Club is “R. R. C’s,” Ruby Riv Club. enna Thomas, ape 13, president; Lil lian Nightingale, age 12, vice-presi dent; Dorotha Thomas, age 12, Treas urer. Other members are Matia Suv erkraubbe. age 15; Francis Suver Mary Emerson, age in2ioIz* app 11: Euby Emerson, **3 n°’ T.heroesa Nightingale, ago 11; and Cecelia Suverkrubbe, age 11. THE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION FOOD SALE A SUCCESS 1 7-he I°2? *ale conducted by the ladies of the Cemetery Association at the Ross Hams grocery last Saturday afternoon was a financial success; the .•>ale netted the ladies $64.60 LECH-JOHNSON. Tony Lech of Amelia, and Miss Anna E. Johnson, of Emmet, were united m marriage last Monday bv Miss Anna Nelson, pastor of the M. E. church at Emmet. For One Full Year WHBN we place a ttandard quality tire on your car, you receive an INSURANCE CERTIFICATE that protect* you again* EVERY ROAD HAZARD for one full year. The tire also came* LIFETIME GUARANTEE, protecting it for Life again* defects. We assume all the risk and guarantee you abso lute satisfaction at lower prices than you have been paying for ordinary unprotected tires. 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The smoothness, flexibility and power of a six-cylinder engine which delivers better than twenty miles to the gallon. The beauty and luxury of bodies by Fisher with adjustable driver’s seat. The effortless control of big, quiet, non-locking 4-wheel brakes and ball bearing steering. Then consider Chevrolet prices! And you will discover that this fine quality Six can actually be bought in the price rar.gejo/jtfie four! [Come in. Let us prove that anyone who can afford any car can afford a Chevrolet Six! Arbuthnot & Reka Dealers O’Neill, Nebraska