O'NEILL, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930.
VOLUME L.
No. 52
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PRELIMINARY REPORT OF
FIFTEENTH CENSUS
The population of the following lo
calities are the preliminary reports
of the enumerators and are subject
to correction:
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Village of Stuart -
Scott Township .
Paddock Township
Pleasantview Township
Stuart Township _
Shields Township -
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476 448
209
761
493
217
880
553
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157
106
S. Evan Davies, O’Neill, a student
at Nebraska Wesleyan University,
sang “The Square Peg” in a recital
Wednesday, May 14.
LOCAL NEWS.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams :
drove down from Hot Springs, South
Dakota, and were guests of the lat
ter’s mother, Mrs. Catherine Mat- '
thews, over Sunday. They returned \
home Monday and were accompanied
as far as Gordon, Nebraska, by Miss |
Catherine Donohoe, who will visit ;
with her brother Thomas at Gordon
and with her sister Mrs. Merle Kais
er, at Cody, Nebraska.
H. L. Page came up from Sioux
City early last week and will make
his home for the present with his
son Harry and family, who reside
three miles north of O’Neill. Mr.
Page expects to leave for Indianola,
Iowa. Monday where he will meet a
sister from California, who will be
in Indianola attending a reunion of
the members of her class who grad
uated from the college in that city
many years ago.
Attention!
There will be a Farmers Meeting at the K. C
Hall in O’Neill, on Saturday evening, May 24th, at
8:00 o’clock. Mr. C. F. Baker, owner of the Farm
er’s Poultry Company, of Tilden, Nebraska, will
talk on “Cream Prices and Conditions.” If you are
a cream producer, it is important that you attend.
INDEPENDENT CREAM COMPANY
O’Neill, Nebraska
THE LATEST FILINGS
FOR COUNTY OFFICES
John Stauffer has filed on the Re
publican ticket for Sheriff.
Sheridan Simmons has filed for
Sheriff on the Republican ticket.
W. H. Shaughnesy has filed for
Supervisor in the 3rd district on the
Republican ticket.
Henry P. Mullen has filed on the
Democratic ticket for Supervisor in
the first district.
DR. H. L. HEN NETT
IS TRAMPLED BY COW
Dr. H. L. Bennett suffered several
broken ribs on his left side and num
erous other bruises, last Friday when
a cow which the Dr. had just brand
ed, jumped on him as she was being
released. The accident occurred at the
J. S. Hoffman place southwest of
O’Neill. Dr. says that he is about all
right and expects to start out again
tomorrow.
COMMENT EM ENT EXERCISES
HELD WEDNESDAY NIGHT
The Comencement Exercises of the
O’Neill Public School were held at
the K. C. opera house, Wednesday
evening. May twenty-first, in the
presence of a large audience of
friends who wish each of the forty
two members of the graduating class
unbounded success on their pilgrim- j
age through life.
Rev. George B. Warren, of Wisner,
Nebraska, was the speaker of the
evening and made a very fine ad
dress. The program and other activ
ities of the chiss will be pubHshed in
our next issue.
CHRISTY BROS. CIRCUS
SHOWS TO SMALL CROWD
The Christy Bros. Circus was in!
O’Neill last Monday. The attendance
was small both in the afternoon and
evening. The management say that
they have been experiencing poor;
show weather all spring and have
been running at a loss most of the
time. The performances were very
entertaining and were enjoyed by
those present. A number of the em
ployees quit the show here claiming
a shortage of pay checks. Two of the
employees brought a set of Shetland
pony harness up to Sheriff Duffy and
asked him to hold it so that they
could collect their wages. Sheriff
Duffy sent the show people their
harness and the account was settled.
A couple of monkeys disappeared
from a cage of the circus, presum
ably taken by some of the gang who
left the show here. The monkeys
were discovered the following morn
ing by Walt Calkins. The oage was
opened slightly to better inspect the
monkeys when one of them got out
and then the fun began, trying to
catch it; Leon Wyant and Alvin
Harding succeeded in capturing the
monkey at the Ernest Harris resi
dence in the southeastern part of
town when they lured their victim in
to a trap; Sheriff Duffy took charge
of the monkeys and will return them
to the circus.
MISS JULIA GALLAGHEK.
Miss Julia Gallagher, age 75 years,
10 months and 21 days, died Thurs
day morning, at the home ot' her
niece, Mrs. M in. Welsh. Funeral ser
vices will be held Saturday morning
at nine o’clock. An obituary will ap
pear next week.
OFFICIAL COUNT
The following is the official count
as furnished by C. P. Hancock, Sup
ervisor of the Census for this district:
HOLT COUNTY
1930 1920
Towns Census Census
Emmet _ 88 130
Ewing 576 543
Atkinson . ..... 1158 1300
Inman . „ _ 284 .315
Chambers ... ... 259 256
Page 359 271
O’Neill 2019 2107
Stuart .. 763 739
TOWNSHIPS
Shields 493 553
Stuart . 761 880
Paddock 476 448
Scott 333 380
Pleasant View . 209' 217
Sheridan . 400 400
Inman _ 426 17 4
McClure 146 186
Swan 163 213
Josie . . 48 74
Grattan ... 723 714
Wyoming 280 258
Holt Creek ... ... 68
Lake 247 247
Francis 119 1*8
Emmet _ 311 314
Saratoga . 178 207
Coleman . 205 244
Cleveland 188 209
Shamrock 156 193
Conley 251 240
Green Valley 227 243
Antelope 185
Steele Creek 345 349
Sand Creek 281 233
Dustin 148 175
Chambers .... 394 446
Fairview 135 115
j Verdigris 583 608
Willowdale 339 307
Deloit 408 399
ltock Falls 293 284
Atkinson _ 610 530
[ Ewing 237 302
j Golden 3E9 438
| Iowa . 294 452
Loss 656. 16495 17151
BAY AND COOK TAKE
PART IN LIQUOR RAID
—
Federal officer;! George Bay and
1 Elvin Cook returned home last Fri
day from Wichita. Kansas, whc.e
they participated in the largest li
quor raid ever pulled in Kansas. More
than 3,500 gallons of alleged liquor
and equipmeig valued at over one
hundred thousand dollars wes secur
ed. About thirty federal officers took
part in the raid; they were from Ok
lahoma, Kansas and Nebraska.
THE LIONS ENJOY
ANOTHER LUNCHEON
The regular weekly noon luncheon
of the O'Neill Lions Club was held at
the Golden Hotel, last Tuesday. A
fairly good attendance of the mem
bers was reported.
The club are making the final ar
rangement for a big time Charter
Night, which will take place at seven
o’clock next Tuesday evening. Lions
are expected here from Hastings,
Nebraska and other points in the
state.
The club are arranging for a picnic
to be held on the Grant farm in the
northeastern part of the county, on
June 8th. A big meeting will be hehl
at the Grant farm that day; Gover
nor Weaver will make an address.
THE C. TO C. HIGHWAY
WILL GO THROUGH O’NEILL
Mr. Light, representing the C. to
C. Highway, was in O’Neill Wednes
day evening and made a talk to a
number of O’Neill business men and
those who were interested in the mar
king of the Canada to Canal highway
which will go from a point in the
northern part of Canada on an al
most straight line south through
O’Neill to the Texas line when it will
angle southwest into ‘Mexico. The
object of the meeting was to acquaint
the people here with the plan of pro-|
motion that is being adopted and sol
iciting the moral support with a view
of raising a little money later to as
sist in the marking of the road.
When the road is completed to
Bartlett the route will be in fairly
good condition the entire distance.
A considerable portion of the dis
tance is hard surfaced at this time.
The O’Neill people should lend
every aid possible to see that the
road is marked through this part of
the state as it will bring considerable
new traffic this way that is now go
ing elsewhere.
BARGAINS IN
As Long as they last— We have
the following sizes only
33x5 Royal HS...$28.25
35x5 Royal HS .......____ 31.05
30x3*4 Royal ...... 6.10
33x6.00 Usco ... 12.25
30x5.25 Royal .-. 11.95
31x5.25 Usco . 9.60
33x4 Royal ..._ 12.10
30x5.00 Royal . 10.20
30x5.75 Royal ... 13.60
29x5.50 Royal . 14.10
30x3*4 Usco . 4.95
28x4.75 Royal ..... 9.20
29x4.75 Usco .. 7.50
32x4 Royal ..._. 11.55
29x5.00 Royal .. 11.00
31x5.25 Royal .. 12.30
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