The Frontier
D. H. Cronin, Editor and Proprietor
Ehtered at the postoffice at O’Neill,
Nebraska, as Second Class Matter.
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BRIEFLY STATED
Mrs. R. R. Smith, sr., Mrs. Br
aard Madison, and Mr. and Mrs.
R. R. Smith, jr., and son, Dick, re
turned Tuesday evening from
Tacoma, Washington, where for:
the past two weeks they were vis-1
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I
Melvin Ord.
Miss Betty McNally entertained
twenty of her friends at a 7 o’clock
“HILLBILLY
COURTSHIP”
Riotous Comedy in 3 Act*
—Presented By—
DORSEY YOUNG PEOPLE
December 13 and 14
—At—
DORSEY CHURCH
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Admission 15c and 25c
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Proceed* to go for the church.
dinner at the M and M Saturday
evening. Miss Betty, who leaves
Thursday for North Platie, where
the family will make their future
home, presented each guest with
a remembrance.
Ira C. Sumers of Ainsworth, Ne
bra.ska, was fined $35.00 and eosts
1 of $3.10 by Judge Rcimer of the
Holt County Court, on a complaint
signed by Patrolman John Meis
trell on November 28. He was
charged with carrying an overload
on his truck, to which chetge he
plead guilty.
See Penney's large display of
Christmas Gifts. 30-1
Edward M. Ryder, of Gordon
Nebraska, was arrested on Novem
ber 26 by Patrolman Harry Brt,
charged with operating an over
loaded truck. He appeared before
Judge Reimer on December 4, pled
guilty to the charge and was fined
$10.00 and costs, amounting to
$3.10,
See Penney's large display of
Christmas Gifts. 30-1
, -
At the regular meeting of the,
city council last Tuesday evening
Fred McNally, who has been one!
of the eouncilnien from the First
ward for the pftst two and a half'
years, tendered his resignation,
as he is moving from the city.
The resignation was accepted and
Mayor Fersenbrock appointed It.
'L. Arbuthnot to fill the vacancy,
which appointment was confirmed
by the council.
Deputy Attorney General Hush
Clark was in the city last week on
business. He appeared before the
County Clerk, in accordance with
an Alternative of Mandamus issued|
by the Supreme Court of Nebraska
in the Verdigris vote matter. The
County Clerk refused to open the
ballot box and he went to Lincoln
Tuesday to appear before the
court to give his reasons for not
complying with the order. We un
derstand the Supreme Court set
December 10 for a hearing on an
action to determine whether Swan
son or Marsh has been elected Sec
retary of State.
See Penney’s large display of
Christmas Gifts. 30-1
Outlaw Grocery
IN WEST O’NEILL
WINESAP APPLES
Fancy Red Cl 1A
Bushel
j7 Pounds Oft'
Fur .
POTATOES—Large Size
Red Triumph iQC
l.ri-Pound I'echs
jl 00- Pound y | QQ£
Bags '*
... ■ -
GOOD CABBAGE II^C
Pound . I
BLEACHED CELERY
Large Size Q<
Bunch .. »
DRIED FRUITS
Are Cheap Here
DRIED APRICOTS
Fancy
2 Pounds For
DRIED PEACHES
Fancy i
2 Pounds Fur .
R AI SI N S—Thom pson’s
Seedless V
3 Pounds For
CAPTAIN KIDD FLgUR
A Good Flour Af^AT
48-Lb. Bar yl»VV
Mrs. Lane's SALAD DRESS
ING OR SANDWICH
SPREAD
Quart Glass Jars
Fresh Fish and Oysters
OYSTERS AAC
Pint .
WHITING FISH—Fancy
Dressed and Headless AC
Pound __0
Also—Perch, Haddock. Sal
mon, Halibut and Pollock At
Lowest Prices
Smoked and Pickled Fisk of
all kinds.
CANNED GOODS
SALE
A carload of Canned
Goods bought direct from
the canneries at Lower
Price* than you can buy
any w here.
Good Quality, Extra Stan
dard tirade. No. 2 Size Cans
of Tomatoes, Cut Green
Beans, Spinach, Cream
Corn, Hominy, Bed Beans
7Y2C Per AAC
Dozen 00
For Case of ^4 4P
24 Cans 3 I */0
Assorted or Straight Cases
FANCY JUNE PEAS
No. 2 Cans AC
Per Can f
$1.00
Per Case of ^4 Qr
24 Cans 3«*#D
Pt)KK & BEANS
2'i Size Quart Cans QC
Per Can.f
£. $1.00
Per Case of 94 AP
24 Cans 3I./J
PEACHES—Sliced or
Halve*. 2Vi Size 4 AC
Cans . 13
Two Cans Ape
For . Z3
FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 AC
16-Ounce Cans _ IV
Eat well OIL SARDINES
IK-Ounee
Tall Cans ..
OIL SARDINES
Oval Cans _
ALASKA SALMON
Large Cans _
Serial and Order Numbers
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! 877 1419 Frank Bernard Frit- |
ton
I 247 1420 Albert Antone Havra
nek
73 1421 Carlyle W. Washechek
| 775 1422 Howard Arthur Mc
Williams
1092 1423 Elmer Raymond Bowen
, 821 1424 Clarence Andrew Sex
ton
1112 1425 Anton Aloys Kaup
590 1420 William Henry Craw
ford
659 1427 Richard Cecil Jarman
93 1428 Rudie Juracek
1732 1429 John Elmer Naber
1312 1430 I^aVem John Wedige
100 1431 Vincent Edward Ober
mire
458 1432 Joe Francis Homolka
516 1433 Walter Clark Young
854 1434 John Richard Kollman,
Jr.
575 1435 John Ernest Schwindt
442 1436 George Albert Latzel
870 1437 Marcellu8 Edward
Schaaf
639 1438 Joe Paul Kaczor
1165 1439 Lengsene David Mud
loff
1577 1440 Lester Coe Anson
1571 1441 Ralph Truman Thur
low
664 1442 Charles Edward Kirk
land
33 1443 Henry George Burival
1218 1444 Fred Richard Moon
1465 1445 Clyde Edward Van
Every
614 1446 Hubert John Sweet
1768 1447 George McNair
749 1448 James Charles Oppen
198 1449 Basil Elenathon Beies
787 1450 Alvin Lawrence Spence
1198 1451 Martunies Hans Mad
sen
707 1452 Everett Arthur Harris
489 1 153 Leo Gerald Gokie
207 1454 William Lorenzo Mil
ler
1341 1455 Fay Willard Primus
194 1456 John Joseph Bauer
215 1457 Aloise Dan Mudloff
411 1458 Leon Leonard Kaiser
1003 1459 Bernard Otto Bau
meister
307 1460 Harold Ferdand Sie
bert
1461 1461 Melvin DeWitt Gunter
1073 1462 Fred Wallace Shane
1418 1463 Clifford Gerald Hahl
beck
1389 1464 Glenn Eugene Bunnell
554 1465 John Albert Bogert
326 1466 William Straka
511 1467 Arthur Albert Block
1194 1468 Joseph Albert Krobot
851 1469 Charles Lowell Con
arro
246 1470 Elvin Lavern Wilkin
son
177 1471 Norbert Eugene Schaaf
304 1472 Conrad Frickel, Jr.
509 1473 Harry Gilbert Demp
sey
213 1474 Melvin Cecil Hicker
son )
306 1476 Fredrick John Jansen
86 1476 Henry Laird
944 1477 Arnold A. Sorensen
954 1478 Paul Harold Lidgett
661 1479 Lawrence Leroy Smith
563 1480 Eli Wheeler McCon
nell
480 1481 Robert Peter Ferris
571 1482 Marcus Aurelius Sny
der
617 1483 Jasper Averell Hitch
cock
254 1484 Gerald James Weller
373 1485 James Robert Coventry
1066 1486 Gerald Graham
823 1487 Robert William Fricke
662 1488 Itester Sydow
1491 1489 Harold Ross Asher
1485 1490 William John Ziska
857 1491 Harold Edward Con
ners
1825 1492 William Dehnal
670 1493 Victor Luther Harley
1698 1494 Donald Otto Nlaaen
432 1496 Arnold Fred Redlinger
1529 1496 Raymond Emery Illy
821 1497 Edward Roseler
497 1498 Lawrence Elmer
Skrdla
492 1499 Cleo Edwin Alderson
394 1500 Adolph Frank Sedivy
1746 1601 Orla Wendell North
rop
1205 1502 Eric Seigfried Dankert
1762 1603 Earl Clifford Horn
back
601 1504 Clarence Wilson Devall
996 1606 Roy Lorendo Johns
1313 1506 Arthur Fred Ziska
487 1607 Eldrey Ed Gaskill
1666 1608 Claude Charles Lier
mann
1250 1509 Lawrence Harvey
Farewell
628 1510 Edward Thomas Ver
sa 1
706 1511 Anthony Giles Craig
551 1512 Clarence Fredrick
Focken
1657 1513 Carl Fredrich Grill
932 1614 Earl Cahlen Bollen
564 1515 Louis Joseph Vitt
490 1516 Arnold Calvin Stewart
1583 1517 Herman John Janzing
BAND CONCERT
TUESDAY
DECEMBER 10
H. S. AUDITORIUM
8:00 P. M.
Band Selections
Soloists
Small Groups
16 Baton Twirlers
Admission—15c and 20c
1715 1518 Kazimierz Walter
Sojka
1727 1519 Edward W. Steins
984 1520 John E. Wallen
988 1521 John Huebert
874 1522 Roy Vincent Barta
1100 1523 Robert Harold Mann-1
ing
1475 1524 Wilbur Leonard Sydow:
475 1525 Thile Richard Poess- '
necker
1431 1526 Stanley Elwood Cobb
663 1527 Frank William Dvorak
1778 1528 Norman Gonderinger
788 1529 Victor Frances Matou
sck
637 1530 George Thuer Nekolic
Jak
1111 1531 Bircer Walfrid Fors
berg
871 1532 Harold Leroy Young
736 1533 Robert William Gart
ner
1360 1534 Alfred Thomas Dray
ton
531 1535 Cecil Clyde Miller
446 1536 Ernest Raymond
Brjnkman
277 1537 Lysle Archie Wright
1497 1538 Robert Donohoe
1092 1539 Melvin Andrew Meals
671 1540 Burtis Wesley Wood
1244 1541 Melvin Boyd Marcellus
309 1542 Hans Arthur Braun
1284 1543 Clyde Robert Burge
1348 1544 Carl Earnest Miller
1311 1545 Ross Oren Barnhardt
1617 1546 Gaylord Hodgin
1691 1547 Wade John Davis
812 1548 Howard Claus Devall
534 1549 Arthur J. Kuroede
686 1550 Virgil Du roe Hubby
1211 1551 James Dell Trobough ,
1807 1552 Patrick Joseph Carr
1616 1553 George James Criss
1285 1554 Harold John Donohue
734 1555 Lloyd Edward Spence
242 1556 Leonard Henry Straka
849 1567 Glen Henry Wade
464 1558 Walter Albert Kick
800 1559 Thomas Leo Liddy
1041 1560 Merle John Fagan
566 1561 Gary Hoffman
1185 1562 Ralph Ronald Hoff
man
1308 1563 Walter F. Ries
1554 1564 Delmar Lynn Spangler
301 1566 Lynn William Robeson
1803 1566 Robert Glen Ballagh
1275 1567 James Albert Diehl
1797 1568 Arthur Orvil Hayford
889 1569 Clarence Ray Briggs
•406 1570 Lawrence Bowman
Barnett
1350 1671 Clemens Ferdinand
Ackerman
1222 1572 Marvin Casper Robin
son
508 1573 James Edgar David
son
158 1574 Leslie Willard Strong
924 1575 James Merrill Hols
claw
376 1576 Carl Jacob Ohde
1447 1577 Edgar Paul Seger
1526 1578 William James Steskal
764 1579 John Aubrey Wood
1291 1580 Ernest Edward
Schmidt
1229 1581 Kenneth William
Houchin
1748 1582 Kermit F. Jefferies
229 1583 Edward Fridrick
Heisei
999 1584 Earl Fredrick Wright
971 1585 George Michael Wilson
1272 1586 Edmond Carney
765 1587 John Junior Mathi^
1673 1588 Leonard Raymond
1 Miller
818 1589 George Kenneth Beyer
1779 1590 Connie Bauwens
1651 1591 Vaden Archie Kive.t
957 1592 Roy Lawrence Wrisrht,
1206 1593 Leo Francis Smith
1618 1594 Ezra Gaius Winter
mote
1818 1596 Warren Webster Murr
388 1596 Ralph Edward Hoff
man
1569 1597 Lewis Raymond Ohde
879 1598 Lawrence Henry Ed
wards
1319 1399 Willard Barton Malton
1696 1500 Millard Franklin Tracy
1766 1601 Jay Benjamin Larson
320 1602 Nie^s Marenus Mikkel
789 1603 Elmer Joseph Goldfus
1817 1604 William Kennuff Mc
Elvain
891 1605 Arthur Charles Walter
279 1606 William Leonard
Leidy
238 1607 Clarence Oliver Damme
525 1608 Lyle LeRoy Henifin
1097 1609 Gilbert Frank Benash
1061 1610 George Fredric Hall
160 1611 Andrew Schmidt
738 1612 Michael Aloysius Tro
shynski
146 1613 Carl Arthur Miller
1440 1614 Clarence Edward
Spence
669 1615 Emmet Clifford John
son
758 1616 Arthur Darrell Grass
1462 1617 James William Mc
Nally
323 1618 Melvin Ervin Lorenz
1166 1619 Cletus Vincent Sulli
van
1539 1620 Herbert Henry Stein
berg
1808 1621 Frank William Kil
murry
587 1622 Lester John Oetter
1666 1623 Gordon Goetleb Kuska
997 1624 Norman Francis Tbg
eler
900 1625 John Thomas Meis
trell
1349 1626 Henry Vincent Placek
1129 1627 Harry Clifford Jones
624 1628 John Edward Jansen
1743 1629 Glen Cecil Jungbluth
1373 1630 Irving Watts Johnson
1739 1631 Harry Marvin Catlett
779 1632 Thomas Joshua Knoell
1583 1633 Wayne L. Catlett
514 1634 Floyd Faye Sanders
1655 1635 William Henry Stamp
1069 1636 Ted McKenzie
1186 1637 Albert August Wabs
1215 1638 Ernest Wilfred Gruen
berg
1544 1639 Gerald Joseph Ball
1726 1640 Paul Nelson
452 1641 Peter Nickolas Sojka
761 1642 Dick Wilson Robertson
493 1643 Conie John Gokie
1199 1644 Ralph Robert Larson
1116 1545 Arthur William Rem
ter
1357 1646 Louie James Havranek
1273 1647 Harlan Edgar Ninas
1801 1648 Leonard James Shane
986 1649 James Bernard Roth
erham
733 1650 John Dan Plebanek
1563 1651 August Jefferson
Schutt
1822 1652 John Walton Newman
935 1653 Claude Joseph Schind
ler
437 1654 Leslie Clayton Perry
698 1655 Steve Patrick Nicho
litf*
314 1656 William Gerhardt Rit
terbush
716 1657 Melvin Patrick Andrus
1330 1658 Joe Edward Luth
626 1659 Dale William Foster
949 1660 Thomas Fouch Ham
mill
1349 1661 Mancin Henry Van
Conett
159 1662 John D. Andrus
542 1663 Dean Leslie Beckwith
1610 1664 Douglas Wayne Smith
1505 1665 Elmer Sylvester Berg
strom
555 1666 Merwin Winfield Arter
1506 1667 Edwin Wilmer Spath
1466 1668 Ralph Ross Hifyne
1664 1669 Edward Simeon Prussa
570 1670 Bernard Howard Pond
1714 1671 Francis Patrick Weller
1772 1672 William James Boies
632 1673 Theodore Jesse Earner
1459 1674 Edward Hoag Clifton
1149 1675 Ray Edward Bradshaw
1585 1676 Theodore Levi Ander
son
412 1677 Marvin Gust Anderson
1662 1678 Alvin Ralph Dixson
1359 1679 Robert Gregory Keat
ing
1106 1680 Donald Claude Luben
1465 1681 Arnold George Lenz
1057 1682 Edward P. Seger
990 1683 Martin Leonard Siem
sen . .
1517 1685 Dowe Raymond Dixson
691 1686 Lynis Loyd Northouse
708 1684 Cecil Lee Griffith
1503 1687 Norman Joseph Snyder
1800 1688 Charles Lee Childers
1374 1689 Clifford LeRoy Ander
son
1048 1690 Glenn Henry Doty
1091 1691 Moran Andrew Petti
john
1274 1692 Vergil Robert Allg
house
1769 1693 Maywood VV. Brueg
man
1160 1694 Harold Wayne Childers
1390 1695 Lester Leon Green
(Continued on Page 5)
Christmas Gifts and Toys
Please come and see onr large selection of Dolls,
ANN HOWARD BOX CANDY
Cigars and Cigarettes in Christmas Wrap
Pipes, Tobacco Pouches, Bill Folds, Cigarette
Lighters and Cribbage Boards
We will take advance orders on Plants and
Cut Flowers.
STANNARD’S
MOST POWERFUL TRUCK ENGINES
IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD
90-H0RSEP0WER
STANDARD ENGINE
93-HORSEPOWER
HEAVY DUTY
"LOAD-MASTER" ENGINE
(Optional at extra cod on Hoovy Duty track)
MASSIVE NEW TRUCK STYLING
making these new 1941 Chev
rolet trucks the best-looking as
well as the best-performing trucks
in the entire lowest price fieldj
NEW LONGER WHEELBASE
NEW RECIRCULATING ^ALL-BEARING
STEERING GEAR
greatly reduces steering effort—
brings true passenger car steering
ease to truck operation.
NEW, MORE COMFORTABLE DRIVER'S
COMPARTMENT
with greatly increased leg room
and better, form-fitting seat and
back in cabs, giving much greater
driver comfort.
60 MODELS ... ON NINE LONGER WHEELBASES
... A COMPLETE LINE FOR ALL LINES OF BUSINESS
Miller Bros. Chevrolet Co.
“Chevrolet Dealers Over 23 Years”
Phone 100 O’Neill. Nebr.
