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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1934)
PRIMARY RESULTS (Continued from page 1.) For Commissioner Public Lands & Buildings: Gernie B. Thomas ----86 Leo Lowenberg-—-67 A. J. Morris-202 Leo N. Swanson-684 Harvey H. Walker —-136 J. A. Axtell --.-124 Daniel Garber-72 George L. Williams-227 For State Treasurer: L. B. Johnson- 718 T. W. Bass ....—979 For Attorney General: Lee Bayae --— -100 George H. Heinke-103 Jackson B. Chase-—-183 C. P. Anderberry -64 Donald Gallagher -878 Richard O. Johnson . 17!) H. B. Reynolds —.— 181 Henry S. Payne -164 For Railway Commissioner: Harry A. Foster . 131 James F. Miller —--168 Arthur B. Walker 112 Bert M. Hardenbrook -- 101 Robert J. Marsh * 757 Alvin C. Smith . 118 George L. Jackson —:-1.— 154 R. II. Sawyer - 04 J. L. Kizer .60 For Congressman, Third District: H. Haldorson 168 Harvey E. Gladfelter —.~ 135 Karl NtefTan 1425 For State Senator. Twenty-second District: Frank J. Brady - 046 L. L. Cook —---261 C. A. Malcom _ 121 !> vv. Gain mill 512 For State Representative, Sixty Fourth District: E J. Collins 416 L. G. Gillespie-- 873 J. B. Fullerton- 677 For County Clerk: C. P. Hancock _1462 For Register of Deeds: Esther Cole Harris - .. 1363 W. S. Kirkland_644 For Clerk of the District Court: Leo T. Adams ..—-1027 Ira H. Moss_1028 For County Treasurer: J. J. Krska _ 1061 A. D. Palmer_003 For County Sheriff: C. E. Tenborg_:_243 H. D. Grady _870 A. L. Borg -*-596 James M. Seybold -_ 323 For County Attorney: Julius D. Cronin ---1703 For County Surveyor: M. F. Norton-_-1554 For County ABsessor: C. D. Keyes-1649 Supervisor, First District: Stein Beckwith Winkler Cleveland _ T 20 0 Coleman_16 8 0 Dustin_17 4 6 Emmet — 14 44 15 Pleas. View.. 11 16 8 Rock Falls.... 64 7 2 Saratoga- 19 20 0 Total_ 138 119 31 Supervisor, Third District: Jones Porter Grattan-- 20 36 O’Neill, 1_ 7 79 O’Neill, 2_ 8 69 O’Neill, 3 13 117 Total_ 48 291 Supervisor, Fifth District: Cook Root Withers Starr McClure 3 4 0 9 Chambers 159 23 8 30 Lake _10 0 1 4 Conley .... 26 2 1 7 Wyoming _ 37 4 39 3 Shamrock .. 19 3 0 1 Inman . 44 22 9 16 Total 298 58 68 60 Supervisor, Seventh District: Johnson Matousek Atkinson . 32 31 Fairview- 6 14 Sand Creek . 29 4 Sheridan _ 4 26 Atkinson, 1 26 48 Atkinson, 2 __ 20 45 Atkinson, 3_ 9 46 Total_126 214 DEMOCRATIC RESULTS For United States Senator: Charles W. Bryan —---1301 Willis E. Reed_187 Edward R. Burke-,—-1425 Floyd L. Bollen .— 107 Anthony T. Monahan_ 71 For U. S. Senator, to Fill Vacancy: Albert W. Weichel - 832 Richard C. Hunter - _1322 For Governor: Terry Carpenter - 127 Win. B. Banning-120 William F. Porter_37 Frank f. Flopping-52 Eugene D. O’Sullivan_510 R. L. Cochran_1231 J. G. Stroble _ -— <3 . * --_ Get Ready I for school.I BOYS’ SHIRTS—Genuine Broadcloth. 49c I ! BOYS’ AND GIRLS, FINE HOSE 16c 1 | BOYS’ DRESS TIES .. IOc 1 GIRLS’ RAYON BLOOMERS 26c I I | CHILDREN’S GARTERS ... IOc I SHOE LACES—2 pair for 5C 8 TOOTH BRUSHES IOc § TOOTH PASTE. |Qc 1 BOWEN’S VARIETY I T ■ THE STORE OF TEN THOUSAND ARTICLES » LABOR and Thrift are the corne NtoneN upon which a 1 one can be erected the build ing of NUCceNH and richeN. THE O’NEILL NATIONAL BANK Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, SI 25.000.00 This bank carries no indebted ness of officers or stockholders. John F. Rohn_._ 489 Maud E. Nuquist_73 For Lieutenant Governor: Walter H. Jurgensen __1697 J. A. Guttery_706 For Secretary of State: Harry R. Swanson-1614 Charles H. Driscoll_870 For Auditor of Public Accounts: W’illiam B. Price_760 0. H. Olson _ 604 C. A. Frost . 520 Paul Halpine_ 529 For Commissioner Public Lands & Buildings: George Jackson ____223 Harry Conklin _838 Harry E. Rcavis_319 John W. Tillman _ 101 C. A. Lord 44 Arnold J. Lillie . 82 George Werner _.161 Archie S. Gilland .„._». 72 Thomas J. Walsh . 362 Walter H. Jensen :.._.208 For State Treasurer: George E. Hall _1994 For Attorney General: William II. Wright _ 648 Raymond W. McNamara . 970 Francis V. Robinson _ 747 For Railway Commissioner: Will M. Maupin _ 380 Horace M. Davis _ 140 Andy J. Welch _350 Lynn C. Roberts_ 127 H. L. Challburg_60 Fred A. Good ....361 J. C. McReynolds _ 164 Hugh LaMaster _162 L. C. Oberlies_63 Frans Johnson _187 James A. Slaughter_185 Knud C. Knudsen _202 For Congresa. Third District: Joseph E. Daly__ 645 Hugo F. Srb __316 Orville Chatt__ 906 Edgar Howard_941 S. Toledo Sherry_ 116 For State Senator, Twenty-Second District: Crist Anderson ___ 609 Paul H. Engler _ 764 O. A. Ralston__ 876 John A. Robertson_1139 For State Representative, Sixty Fourth District: William H. Decker _896 Chas. N. Gonderinger_816 E. O. Slaymaker _776 LeRoy S. Bartlett _679 For County Clerk: John S. Gallagher_2537 For Register of Deeds: Mrs. James Shorthill _1684 Laura E. Roach __^986 For Clerk District Court: T. J. Coyne ____f&2 Arthur H. O’Neill _ 478 Richard R. Morrison ____652 John J. Har/ington_1042 For County Treasurer: Harry F. Miller _ 871 B. T. Winchell _1372 Bert L. Powell_636 For County Sheriff: F. P. Murphy ____________ 627 Hugh L. James_296 Claude V. Wicks_174 Peter Duffy_1991 George H. Campbell 1_».__ 117 For County Attorney: Emmet A. Harmon. 2516 For County Surveyor: Gilbert -Clark1 _.2009 For County Assessor: Mrs. Mabel Ford _638 Sam G. Coover __ 330 John P. Sullivan _ 979 Ben J. McDonald__ 723 W. B. Cooper _290 Supervisor, First District: Troshynski Moler Cleveland _^_ 16 8 Coleman . 11 47 Dustin _ 13 g Emmet _ 66 7 Pleasantview _ 31 2 Rock Falls _ 11 46 Saratoga -- 8 8 Total_146 125 Supervisor. Third District: Shoe- Me- Sul maker Nichols livan Grattan 33 87 104 O’Neill, 1 21 37 173 O’Neill, 2 14 48 84 O’Neill, 3 44 55 88 Total 112 227 449 Superiors, Fifth District: Osborne Harkins Smith Inman 12 16 98 Shamrock _ 12 6 Wyoming 16 5 7 Conley_ 8 25 1 Lake _ 6 37 Chambers_37 19 5 McClure _ 5 14 4 Total . _ 85 118 121 Supervisor, Seventh District: v * 1 ci? . a S H 5 6* — v. « 55 X 5 £3 Z S ffl Atkinson 17 8 8 8 13 33 4 32 Fairview 0 0 0 1 1 5 3 4 S. Creek 1800 9 5411 Sheridan 12 2 7 0 14 27 2 30 At’son, 1 3 12 3 2 21 7 19 13 At’son. 2 5 11 4 3 16 24 13 11 At’son. 3 10 4 17 9 72 34 16 16 Total 48 45 39 15 146 135 61 li7 State Senator, 22nd District: REPUBLICAN Mai- Gem Brady Cook com mill Holt_ 878 239 69 497 Keya Paha. .. 196 89 62 127 Rock ___ 308 126 39 130 Boyd_ 283 293 402 47 Brown_ 473 98 98 283 Total.2137 845 660 1084 State Senator, 22nd District: DEMOCRAT Ander- Eng- Ral- Robert sen ler ston son Holt_ 509 764 376 1139 Keya Paha. .. 179 99 40 37 Rock_ 80 314 55 38 Boyd_:_ 226 121 171 209 Brown _ 139 87 333 79 Total .1133 1385 975 1602 NON POLITICAL For Judge of the Supreme Court: The vote on Judges is complete, ex cept Inman and Ewing precincts. On the rest of the non-political ballott the vote is complete. Edward F. Carter---1884 Edwin E. Squires -- 599 James L. Tewell . 987 For State Superintendent of Public Instruction: John A. Jimmerson _ 617 Charles W. Taylor . 2294 Caroline Bengston .— 496 Lulu S. Wolford .. :_ 494 For County Superintendent: Luella A. Parker 1085 Francis Tomjack..—- 452 Grace Joyce ..—..646 Vivian Grant Curran . 498 Marguerite Welch . 289 Bea A. Murphy _ 581 Clarence J. McClurg _ 986 John T. Lamason _ 652 Alice L. French _ 289 EXCAVATION SHOWS HOLT COUNTY WAS ONCE THE HOME OF MANY INDIANS (Continued from page 2.) There were questions of tribal rights and territorial division for hunting purposes had to be ironed out. At times, those tribes in dispute were ordered to meet at the line and talk things over. In every case, both sides mustered every warrior available and loaded them down with enough weap ons to cow the other side, if possible. If an offered indemnity failed after an infringment was proved, tomahawks slipped out of concealment and there was a battle then and there. It was part of the rules of the game that the first tribe to run away lost the cause for which they fought and that ended the struggle for the desired land or rights. (Continued next week.) BRIEFLY STATED Ed. Alder, of Dorsey, was transact ing business in this city last Monday. Mrs. Ed. Chudomelka, of Inman, was shopping in this city Tuesday after noon. Red Bird took the Stuart team into camp last Sunday with a score of 6 to 2. • ________ Lewis Taggert, of Chambers, was transacting business in this city last Friday. William Krotter, of Stuart, was transacting business in this city last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Valla visited at the home of Victor Halva last Tues day evening. Alex Juracek and gons, Elmer and Leonard were business callers in O’Neill last Monday. Mrs. Harry Radaker and daught ers, of Newport, were visiting friends in this city last Tuesday. Howard Greeley, of Weston, Nebr., was in the city a few hours Wednes day on his way to Atkinson. Ted Cooper, of Lincoln, came up last Monday morning and spent the day visiting old friends in this city. Jesse Owens, of the prohibition de partment, and Otto Dudsehus, deputy state sheriff, were in the city last Monday. Judge and Mrs. Dickson returned from Omaha the first of the week, where they had been attending the air races. William Ziska, of Stuart, and Miss Lucy Braun, of Atkinson, were granted a marriage license in county court last Wednesday. Ralph Rosenkrans, of Dorsey, went down to Omaha last Wednesday to spent a few days taking in the sights in the big city. Mr. and Mrs. William Beha return ed last Monday evening from a two weeks trip, during which time they visited their sons at Sioux City and at Oshkosh, Wis., and also visited the Exposition at Chicago. Mrs. Walter Warner and children came up from Kearney last Sunday for a couple of weeks visit with rela tives and friends in this city. Sister Colista and Sister Rose Ella, of Chicago, arrived in the city last Saturday and are visiting at the home of Sister Colista’s mother, Mrs. O. F. Biglin. Mrs. Mary Mullen, of Seattle, Wash., arrived here last Sunday rtight for a visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Harty, and with other relatives. H. J. Birmingham and daughter, Lou, and C. E. Stout returned last evening from a two weeks visit with relatives at Chicago, and taking in the Exposition. Miss Maye Hammond and Mrs. Mary Fitzsimmons Massie came up from Omaha last Tuesday afternoon to spend a few days visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Halva and. daughter, Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Chudomelka were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kopecky at Inman Sunday. Ray Titus, 82, for many years a resident of the Scottville neighbor hood, died at his home at Winnetoon, last week, and was buried last Thurs day at Winnetoon. Tabor W. Kelly and Miss Zella Verne McDowell, both of Atkinson, were married in that city on Wednes day, Rev. C. E. McPherson, pastor of the Methodist church officiating. Robert Vierboom, of Highland Falls, N. Y., arrived in the city last week for a couple of weeks visit with friends in this city and in the Meek neighborhood, his old boyhood home. Mrs. Frank Kubiticheck, Matt Kub itcheck and Miss Bernice, Catherine Jennings and Leonard Bazelman re turned from Omaha last Sunday night where they attended the air races Sat urday. Mrs. J. P. Brown entertained 12 ladies at her home last Monday night, honoring her eister, Mrs. Wefso, of Rushville. Mrs. Ed. Campbell won the high score and Mrs. John McManus the all-cut. Irwin Simonson, Bill Eisele and Ralph McElvaine drove down to Whip ples Lake last Tuesday on a fishing trip, returning home that night. They did not get many fish but each suc ceeded in getting a nice sunburn. Calmer and Irwin Simonson and Day Goree, of Long Pine, went down to Lake Ericson last week on a fishing trip and came back the end of the week with eleven nice bass as proof of their prowess with a hook and line. The Holt county Farmers Union will hold a picnic on the Elkhorn river next Wednesday, two miles west of O’Neill. H. G. Keeney, of Omaha, president of the Farmers Union, will deliver an address in the afternoon. There will be baseball and other sports. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Goree, of Long Pine, stopped in the city for a few hours last Tuesday to visit at the home of Mrs. Goree’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loran Simonson. They were on their way home from Columbus where Mr. Goree had purchased a new Oldsmobile car. They drove home Tuesday night.' Hitler: General Johnson called me a bare-faced scoundrel. Von Papen: Well, probably he for got about your mustache.—Pathfinder. (First publication August 2, 1934.) NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Estate No. 2201 In the County Court of Holt County, Nebraska, July 30, 1934. In the matter of the Estate of John P. Gilligan, Deceased. All persons interested in said estate are hereby notified that the Executrix of said estate has filed in said court her final report and a petition for final settlement and distribution of the residue of said estate; and that said report and petition will be heard Au gust 27, 1934, at 10 o’clock A. M. at the County Court Room in O’Neill, Nebraska, when all persons interested may appear and be heard concerning said final report and the distribution of said estate. C. J. MALONE. County Judge. (County Court Seal) 11-3 (First publication July 26, 1934.) LEGAL NOTICE Ann Moffitt; the heirs, devisees, legatees, personal representatives and all other persons interested in the Estate of Edward W. Moffitt, Senior, Deceased, real names unknown; all persons having or claiming any inter est in the Northwest Quarter (NW'4) of Section Thirty (30), Township Twenty-eight (28) North, Range Twelve (12), West of the Sixth Prin cipal Meridian, Holt county, Nebras ka, real names unknown; the heirs, devisees, legatees, personal represent atives and all other persons interested in the Estate of John McGlohlin, De ceased, real names unknown; the heirs, devisees, legatees, personal represent atives and all other persons interested in the estate of John McLaughlin, De ceased, real names unknown; Bridget McLaughlin; Thomas McLaughlin; Mary McLaughlin; and all persons having or claiming any interest in the East Half (E^) of the Northeast Quarter (NE%) of Section Twenty five (25), Township Twenty-eight (28), Range Thirteen (13), West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, Holt county, Nebraska, real names un known, will take notice that on the 24th day of July, A. D., 1934, Laura N. Story, Plaintiff, filed her petition in the District Court of Holt county, Nebraska, the object and prayer of which is to secure a Decree of Court quieting and confirming in the plain tiff the title to and possession of the following described real estate, situate in the County of Holt and State of Nebraska, to-wit: Northwest Quarter (NW'/i) of Section Thirty (30), Township Twenty-eight (28) North, Range Twelve (12) West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, and the East Half (E%) of the Northeast Quarter (NE14) of Section Twenty-five (2D), Township Twenty-eight (28), Range Thir teen (13), West of the Sixth Principal Meridian, all in Holt county, Nebraska. and to have the defendants, and each of them, found and decreed to have no title to, lien upon or interest in said real estate or any part thereof; and to have the plaintiff adjudged and decreed to be the owner of said real estate in fee simple, free and clear of all liens, and entitled to the posses sion thereof; and to have the clouds cast upon the plaintiff’s title by rea son of the claims of said defendants and the apparent interest of said de fendants, or any of them, in and to said described real estate, or any part thereof, cancelled, annulled, removed, set aside, and held for naught and to have said defendants, and each of them, forever enjoined from asserting any title to, lien upon or interest in said described real estate, or any part thereof, adverse to the plaintiff. YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ARE REQUIRED to answer said petition on or before the 3rd day of September, A. D., 1934. DATED THIS 24th day of July, A. D., 1934. LAURA N. STORY, Plaintiff, By—Julius D. Cronin, 10-4 Her Attorney. HELP WANTED MEN WANTED to sell the Baker products in an established route in south Holt county. We prepay freight and carry customers’ accounts. Car required. Write S. F. Baker & Co., Keokuk, Iowa. 13-4 MISCELLANEOUS L. G. EGGERT will be in O’Neill cal ling on housewives, inspecting and servicing vacuum cleaners next week. —Call Coyne Hardware. 13-lp WANTED—Place for girl to work while attending high school.—Mrs. J. B. Meyer, O’Neill. 12-2p FOR SALE TOMATOES for canning.—171-J 1 IF YOU want good glasses at a price you can afford to pay, see Perrigo Optical Company at Golden Hotel, O’Neill, St., Aug. 25. 13-2 Q’S QUALITY Milk and Cream. The best by test, at John Kersenbrock’s, or phone 240.—John L. 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