FOR SALE
A NUMBER of Young Bucks; 4Vi
roiled south of Redbird.—Albeit
Carson, 25-1
. A FEW GOOD Young Bucks.
Hall.
USED PICKUP, jukt overhauled.—
Keating’s Store, Atkinson. 2-1-i
ONE 7 -room house; one 5-roon
house. Modern except heat.—C
F. McKenna, O’Neill. 20-tl
JUST PUT IN a good line of new
mattresses that will he sold right
Large stock of used furniture.—
John Green. 22
WANTED
MARRIED FARM HAND for
steady year job. Separate build
ings and garden. Good wages for
experienced man.—F. M. Dunphy,
Hardy, Iowa. 24-1!
MISCELLANEOUS ~
HOW IS THE GLASS in your car?
If broken, come in and let us re
place it. We have lots of glass.
—Dick’s Body Shop. 22tf
GOLDEN SPIKE REER. Dine and
dance. Have a good time at—Fred
Fnzelman’s Beer Parlor. 16tf
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ern residence.—See R. H. Par
ker. 12-tf
for rent
FRANK WYANT residence.—
Mattie Soukup. 25-2
FOUR ROOM APARTMENT or
warm sleeping room. — L. G.
Gillespie. 22tf
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O on left hip. Any information
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< First Publication Oct. 10, 1940)
SHERIFF’S SALE
'' Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an Ordor of Sale issued
<o me by the Clerk of the District
Court of Holt County. Nebraska, in
■an action pending in -.aid Cou-t
wherein Home Owners Loan Cor
poration is plaintiff and Robert E.
Cook and Zella Cook, husband and
wife, are defendants. I will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at the
front door of the court house in
O’Neill, Nebraska, on the 12th
day of November, 1940, at 1C
o’clock A. M., the following de
scribed premises in Holt County
Nebraska:
Lots Fifteen and Sixteen in
Block 36. Original Town of
O’Neill, Holt County, Ne
braska,
to satisfy the sum of $497.36 found
due plaintiff and interest thereoi
and $22.75 costs of suit aml'accru
ing costs.
Dated this 8th day of October
1940.
PETER W. DUFFY,
Sheriff of Holt County,
22-6 Nebraska.
(First Publication October 10, 1940)
Sidney W. Smith, Attorney
LEGAL NOTICE
! To: Sylvester G. Sparks; the heirs,
; devisees, legatees, personal rep
resentatives and all other per
sons interested in the estate of
Sylvester G. Sparks, deceaesed,
real names unknown; B. F.
Barto; the heirs, devisees, leg
atees, personal representatives
and all other persons interested
in the estate of B. F. Barto, de
l ceased, real names unknown; and
All persons having or claiming
any interest in the following de
scribed parcel of land, to-wit:
the South Half (SV6) and the
Northwest Quarter (NW'i) of
Section Thirty-one (31), Town
ship Thirty-two (32). Noith
Range Twelve (12), West of the
6th P, M. in Holt County, Ne
braska, real names unknown:
The above named or designated
persons, and each of you, will take
notice that The Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Company has filed its
petition and amendment thereto in
the District Court for Holt County,
Nebraska, against you impleaded
with Romaine J. Rohde and Agnes
Rohde, the object and prayer of
which petition and amendment
thereto are to foreclose a mortgage
executed by the said Romaine J.
Rohde and Agnes Rohde and run
ning to the said The Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Company and con
veying the:
South Half (S Vi) and the
Northwest Quarter (NW'A)
of Section Thirty-one (31),
Township Thirty-two (32),
North Range Twelve (12),
West of the 6th P. M. in Holt
County, Nebraska,
which mortgage is in default and
upon which there is due and owing
to the plaintiff the sum of $3097.78
with interest upon the sum of
$2900 at 10% per annum from the
1st day of March, 1940, and w'ith
interest upon the sum of $32.28 at
10% per annum from the 14th day
of August 1940.
You are required to answer said
petition and the amendment there
to on or before the 18th day of No
vember, 1940, or otherwise judg
ment and decree will be entered
against you.
THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
BY Sidney W. Smith,
22-4 Its Attorney.
(First Publication Oct. 17, 1940) 1
Julius D. Cronin, Attorney
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
Estate No. 2822
In the County Court of Holt
County, Nebraska, October 16,
1940.
In the matter of the Estate of
Joseph Maring, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that a pe
tition has been filed in said Court
for the probate of a written in
strument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Joseph Mar
ing, Deceased, and for the appoint
ment of Nellie Maring, as executrix
thereof; that November 7, 11*40, at
10 o’clock A. M., has been set for
hearing said petition and proving
said instrument in said Court when
all persons concerned may appear
and contest the probate thereof.
LOUIS W. KEIMER,
County Judge.
(COUNTY COURT SEAL) 23-3
List of Registrants
(Continued from Page 8)
1460 Harold Ferdand Siebert.
Atkinson
1161 Melvin DeWitt Gunter, Ewing
1462 Fred Wallace Shane, Stuart
1468 Clifford Gerald Hahlbeck,
Ewing
1464 Glenn Eugene Bunnell, Stuart
1465 John Albert Bogart,
Chambers
1466 William Straka, Stuart
1467 Arthur Albert Block,
Middlebranch
1468 Joseph Albert Krobot, Stuartj
1460 Charles Lowell Conarro,
Emmet
1470 Alvin LaVern Wilkinson,
Chambers *
1471 Norbert Eugene Schaaf,
Stuart
1472 Conrad Frickel, Jr.,
Atkinson
1478 Harry Gilbert Dempsey,
Chambers .
1474 Melvin Cecil Hickerson,
Amelia
1475 Frederick John Jansen,
Atkinson
1476 Henry Laird, O’Neill
1477 Arnold A. Sorensen,
Atkinson
1478 Paul Harold Lidgett,
Chambers
1470 Lawrence Leroy Smith,
A tkinson
I486 Eli Wheeler McConnell,
Atkinson
1481 Robert Peter Ferris, O’Neill
1482 Marcus Aurelius Snyder,
Ewing
1488 Jasper Averell Hitchcock,
Atkinson
1484 Gerald James Weller,
Atkinson
1485 James Robert Coventry.
Inman
1486 Gerald Graham, O’Neill
1487 Robert William Fricke,
Chambers
1488 Lester Sydow. Stuart
1480 Harold Ross Asher, Page
1400 William John Ziska, Stuart
1491 Harold Edward Conners,
O’Neill,
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Atkinson, Nebraska
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1492 William Dehnal, Atkinson
149.1 Victor Luther Harley,
Chambers
| 1494 Donald Otto Nissen, Page
| 1495 Arnold Fred Nedlinger,
O’Neill
1496 Raymond Emery Bly, Amelia
1497 Edward Roseler, O’Neill
I 1498 Lawrence Elmer Skrdla,
Stuart
1499 Cleo Edwin Alder son,
Chambers
1500 Adolph Frank Sedivy, O’Neill
1501 Orla Wendell Northrop,
Stuart
1502 Eric Seigftied Dankert,
Chambers
150.1 Earl Clifford Hornback,
Spencer
1504 Clarence Wilson Devall,
O’Neill
1505 Roy Lorendo Johns, Atkinson
1506 Arthur Fred Ziska, Stuart
1507 Eldrey Ed Gaskill, O’Neill
1508 Claude Charles Liermann,
Amelia
1509 Lawrence Harvey Farewell,
Atkinson
1510 Edward Thomas Verzal,
O’Neill
1511 Anthony Giles Craig, Page
1512 Clarence Frederick Focken,
Atkinson
1513 Carl Frederick Grill, O’Neill
1514 Earl Cahlen Bollen, Page
1515 Louis Joseph Vitt, O’Neill
1516 Arnold Calvin Stewart, Page
1617 Herman John Janzing,
Atkinson
1618 Kazimierz Walter Sojka,
Page
1519 Edward W. Sterns Atkinson
1520 John E. Wallen, O’Neill
1521 John Huebert, Atkinson
1522 Roy Vincent Barta, Redbird
1521 Robert Harold Manning,
Atkinson
1524 W'ilbur Leonard Sydow,
O’Neill
1525 Thile Richard Poessnecker,
Atkinson
1526 Stanley El wood Cobb, Stuart
1527 Frank William Dvorak,
Atkinson
1528 Norman Gonderinger, O’Neill
1529 Victor Frances Matousek,
Atkinson
1510 George Thuer Nekolicjak,
Ewing
1531 Birser Walfrid Forsberg,
O’Neill
1532 Harold Leroy Young,
Atkinson
1533 Robert William Gartner,
Chambers
1534 Alfred Thomas Drayton,
O'Neill
1635 Cecil Clyde Miller, Redbird
1536 Ernest Raymond Brinkman,
Atkinson
1537 Lysle Archie Wright,
Chambers
1538 Robert Donohoe, O’Neill
1539 Melvin Andrew Meals,
Atkinson
1540 Burtis Wesley Wood, Star
1541 Melvin Boyd Marcellus,
O’Neill
1542 Hans Arthur Braun,
Atkinson
1643 Clyde Robert Burge, Amelia
1544 Carl Earnest Miller, O’Neill
1645 Ross Oren Bamhardt, Ewing
1546 Gaylord Hedgin, O’Neill
1547 Wade John Davis, Amelia
1548 Howard Claus Devall, O’Neill
1549 Arthur J. Kuroede, Elwing
1560 * rgil Duroc Hubby, O’Neill
1551 James Dell Trobough,
A tkinson
1552 Patrick Joseph Carr, Inman
1553 ueorge James Criss, Stuart
1554 Harold John Donohue, Emmet
1565 Lloyd Edward Spence,
Atkinson
1556 Leonard Henry Straka,
Stuart
1557 Glen Henry Wade, O’Neill
1658 Walter Albert Fick, Inman
1559 Thomas Leo Liddy, O’Neill
I >60 Merle John Fagan, Amelia
1561 Gary Hoffman, O’Neill
1562 Ralph Ronald Hoffman,
Stuart
1563 Walter F. Ries, Atkinson
lo64 Deimai Lynn Spangler,
O’Neill
1566 Lynn W illiam Robeson,
Stuart
1566 Robert Glen Ballagh, Ballagh
1667 James Albert Diehl, Atkinson
1668 Arthur Orvil Hayford,
O’Neill
1669 Clarence Roy Briggs, Stuart
1570 Lawrence Bowman Barnett,
Amelia
1571 Clemens Ferdinand Acker
man, Stuart
1572 Marvin Casper Robinson,
Atkinson
1573 James Edgar Davidson,
O’Neill
1574 Leslie Willard Strong,
Atkinson
1575 James Merril Holsclaw,
O’Neill
1576 Carl Jacob Ohde, Atkinson
1577 Edgar Paul Seger, Stuart
1578 William James Steskal,
Atkinson
1579 John Aubrey Wood, Ewing
1580 Ernest Edward Schmidt,
O’Neill
1581 Kenneth William Houchin,
Stuart
1582 Kermit F. Jefferies, Ewing
1583 Edward Fridrik Heiser,
Atkinson
1584 Earl Frederick Wright,
Inman
1585 George Michael Wilson,
Atkinson
1686 Edmond Carney, O’Neill
1587 John Junior Mathis, Atkinson
1588 Leonard Raymond Miller,
Chambers
1589 George Kenneth Beyer,
Atkinson
1590 Connie Bauwens, Ewing
1591 Vaden Archie Kivett, Inman
1592 Roy Lawrence Wright,
Ewing
1593 Leo Francis Smith, Page
1594 Ezra Gaius Wintermote,
Chambers
1595 Warren Webster Mart*,
Atkinson
1596 Ralph Edward Hoffman,
Chambers
1597 Lewis Raymond Ohde,
Atkinson
1598 Lawrence Henry Edwards,
Chambers
1599 Willard Barton Walton,
O’Neill
1600 Millard Franklin Tracy,
Chambers
1601 Jay Benjamin Larson,
Atkinson
1602 Niels Marenus Mikkelsen,
Chambers
1602 Elmer Joseph Goldfuss,
Atkinson
1604 William Kenuff McElvain,
Chambers
1605 Arthur Charles Walter,
Chambers
1606 William Leonard Leidy,
Inman
1607 Clarence Oliver Damme,
Chambers
1608 Lyle LeRoy Heniftn, Atkinson
1609 Gilbeit Frank Benash, O’Neill
1610 George Fredric Hall, Page
1611 Andrew Schriiidt; Q’Neill
1612 Michael Aloysius Trdshynski,
Atkinson
1618 Carl Arthur MiHetj, O’Neill
1614 Clarence, EdWard Jjpence, (
Atkinson
1615 Emmet Clifford Jpguson,.
O’Neill
1616 Arthur Dai^ell Gr.gsb, Page
1617 James William McNally,
O’Neill
1618 Melvin Ervin Lorenz, Page
1619 Cletus Vincent Sullivan ,
O’Neill
1620 Herbert Henry Steinberg,
Patre
1621 Frank William Kilmurry,
Atkinson
1622 Lester John Getter, Page
1623 Gordon Goetleb Kuska,
O’Neill
1624 Norman Francis Tegeler,
Page
1625 John Thomas Meistrell,
O’Neill
1626 Henry V'incent Placek,
Atkinson
1627 Harry Clifford Jones,
Chambers
1628 John Edward Jansen, O’Neill
1629 Glen Cecil Jungbluth,
Chambers
1630 Irving Watts Johnson,
O’Neill
1631 Harry Marvin Catlett,
Chambers
1632 Thomas Joshua Knoell,
O’Neill
1633 Wayne L. Catlett, Chambers
1634 Floyd Faye Sanders, O’Neill
1635 William Henry Stamp, Inman
1636 Ted McKenzie, Dorsey
1637 Albert August Wabs,
Redbird
1638 Leland Fredrick |£nudsen,
Page
1639 Gerard Joseph B^ll, Emmet
1640 Paul Nelson, O’Neill
1641 Peter Nickelas Sojka, Page
1642 Dick Wilson Robertson,
O’Neill
Political Advertising
Expected to Win
DWIGHT GRISWOLD
It is expected that Dwight Gria
wold will be elected aa Governor of
Nebraska Tuesday. He has made an
active, aggressive campaign and has
visited every section of Nebraska.
Mr. Griswold is editor of the Gor
don Journal and former president
of the State Press Association. He
is also a former State Commander
of the American Legion and served
three terms in the State Senate,
1925, 1927, 1929. This experience,
together with his active campaign,
has given him a wide knowledge of
the interests of the various sections
of Nebraska. His sympathetic un
derstanding of the problems of the
people of the agriculture state has
won him many friends.
11 - surely has the necessary
training and experience and will
make a splendid governor.
Political Advertising Political Advertisement
j To The Voters of O’Neill: I
II have been nominated by the Republican 1
Party for City Assessor. Having served in the |
legislature I am acquainted with the tax laws §
affecting the assessment of property. I served jj
as your assessor for six years just prior to 1934, |
and. if elected again, will endeavor, as I did jj
before, to make a fair, impartial and equitable ♦♦
assessment of property in O’Neill. If my record jj
and qualifications meet with your approval, I jj
». respectfully solicit your votes on election day, |
j November 5, 1940.
L. G. GILLESPIE I
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1643 Conic John Cokie. Atkinson
1644 Ralph Robert Larson, Pape
1645 Arthur William Remter,
O’Neill
1646 Louie James Havranek,
O’Neill
1647 Harlan Edgar Ninas, Stuart
1648 Leonard James Shane, Stuart
1649 James Bernard Rotherham,
Inmgn
1650 John Dan Plebanek. Ewing
1651 August Jefferson Schutt,
Amelia
1652 John Walton Newman, Stuart
1653 Claude Joseph Schindler,
Atkinson
1654 Leslie Clayton Perry, Inman
1655 Steve Patrick Nicholite,
Ewing
1656 William Gerhardt Ritterbush,
Chambers
1657 Melvin Patrick Andrus,
Atkinson
1658 Joe Edward Luth, Emmet
1659 Dale William Foster, Stuart
1660 Thomas Fouch Hanrmil,
Atkinson
Political Advertising
FRANK J. BRADY
Candidate for Re-election
STATE SENATOR
28th District'
Qualified by experience; know
ledge of state1 and local prob
lems; chairman appropriations
committee last' 't;wo sessions;
member Legislative. Connell. y
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My record reveals consistent
support of good government
and hte economical administra
tion of state finances; inde
pendence from political factions
and lobbies; favoritism for no
particular group or section, but
a sincere endeavor to serve
ALL my district, and the state,
honestly and intelligently, which
I will continue to do if re
elected.
Your Vote and
Support Will Be
Appreciated
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1661 Mancin Henry Van Conett,
Page
1662 John D. Andrus, Atkinson
1663 Dean Leslie Beckwith, Emmet
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1664 Douglas Wayne Smith,
Atkinson
1665 Elmer Sylvester Bergstrom,
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