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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1941)
Over the County i_ INMAN NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore and daughter, of Chambers, were In man eallers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Brittell and daughter, Shirley, spent New Years at the C. E. Brittell home near Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thompson, Sr., and son, J. T., Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brittell spent New Years day at the home of Mr. and mrs. Pete Cooper near Orchard. Miss Alice Brittell returned to Omaha on Wednesday, where she is employed, after visiting friends and relatives in Inman during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Wolfe and two children, of Ewing, visited rela tives in Inman New Years. Mr. Wolfe returned to his home Wed nesday evening, but Mrs. Wolfe and children remained and visited until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morsback returned Sunday from Kansas, where they have been visiting rela tives the past week. Austin Nickel, who has been vis iting friends and relatives in In man and Page, left Sunday for his home in Saratoga, Wyoming. Bob Hutton and Arlin Caster re turned Sunday to the CCC camp at Madison, after spending several days at home visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Morsbach, of Neligh, visited at the David Mors bach home in Inman Sunday. Hazel Fraka, Patricia Watson, Marjorie Moore, Gerald Sobotka, John Watson, William Watson and Donald Moore returntd Sunday to Lincoln, where they attended the University of Nebraska, after spending the holidays with their parents. Earl Stevens of the CCC camp at Albion was home over the New Years holidays. The Harmony Club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Lewis Kopecky. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Conger and j children, of Elgin, visited relatives in Inman Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Manuel Crosser entertained several young married couples at a New Years Eve party Tuesday evening at their home. Games were played and lunch was served by the hostess. Miss Donna Hutton, who is tak ing nurses training at the St. Vin cent hospital in Sioux City return ed to Sioux City Sunday after a week’s visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hutton. - ■■ ■ ■- -' — ■ EMMET NEWS i A number of little folks in Miss Grutsch’s room have been ill this week with the chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Donahoe and sons, Gene and Walter, and Mrs. Joe Cuddy called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold Donahoe New Years Day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abart and family drove to Atkinson New Years Eve where they visited with 1 Luree Abart over the long distance telephone line. She is in Portland Oregon, at this time. Mr. and Mrs. P. Schultz and family also enjoyed I a talk with her. Mrs. P'rank Foreman visited Mrs. Bob P'ox Sunday afternoon. Many neighbors gathered at the Price home on the Lee ranch south of Emmet to watch the New Year in and the old year out. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Schaffer and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. McConnell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Luben and Dorothy Fox, the Hershiser family and Olive Beckwith, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. | Patterson and Mr. Price’s mother and father, of Atkinson. Everyone [ enjoyed the lunch in which each person helped to supply and wel comed the New Year in as a closing for the party. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Donohoe and Miss Ilene Grutsch were dinner j guests at the Leon Beckwith home Monday evening. The Womens Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs. John Lowery I - i.” i. TinuTiifod and PROVED . . . Buy On Easy || Payment Plan! H 1 Long terms. Con- ■ 1 venient payments ■ I to suit your income. ■ 1 Plan includes m I everything to com- ■ I plete the job . • • |g 1 price of equipment. ■ 1 installation costs. 1 even the cost of a 1 drilling a well. ^ Under Every Condition! • On thousands ol farms . . . under every condition . . . year after year Dempster Windmills and Towers have proved their outstanding dependability. 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Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Peacock. Mrs. Alice Cole and Eula called on Mrs. Clara Cole Monday after noon. Mrs. P. W. McGinnis visited Mrs. Anna Hughes, of O’Neill, Monday. Mrs. Hughes is in a critical condition. Mrs. Guy Beckwith ami family called on Mrs. Clara Cole Sunday morning. MEEK AND VICINITY Mr. and Mrs. Kearns, of King City, Mo., and their son and his wife, of Coffee, Mo., spent the past week visiting Mrs. Kearns’ mother, Mrs. Lansworth, and other rela tives, leaving for their homes on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Devall en tertained several at a party on New Years eve. The evening was spent at cards. Edwina Jones win ning high score for ladies and Clarence Devall winning high score for men. Lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Vernie Johnson and daugh ter, Beverly returned home Satur day evening after spending a few [dance! AT SU MM ERL AND EWINC, NEBR. Saturday, January 11 { —Music By— JOHNNY REIDMILLER { Alsu Coining 1CARL COLBY, | THURSDAY, JANUARY 16 [ days with Mr. and Mrs. James Donlin, of inman. A large crowd attended the shower and charivari feed for Mr. I and Mrs. Wilbur Sydow at the Pete Sydow home on Thursday Mrs. Clara Van Have, of Hris-i tow, and Mrs. Goldie Liddy, of O’Neill, spent the week end at the Lansworth home. evening. They received many use ful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pfeil and fam ily spent Sunday afternoon at the Henry Martin home. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Borg spent Friday evening at the Sam Rob-1 ertson home. Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Johnson and children and Mrs. Andrew Johnson Make Pork Pay If you feed grain alone here’s what it costs to make pork. 100 lbs. Pork takes 728 lbs. Corn costing $7.28 BUT LOOK HERE: 100 lbs. pork takes 336 lbs. Corn, costing $3.36 Plus 40 lbs. Mineralized Tankage, costing.1.01 Or a total feed cost of $4.40 Right now no hog feeder can afford NOT to feed SHAMROCK MINERALIZED TANKAGE O’Neill Hatchery CLOSE OUT PRICES ON ALL SWEATERS, STOCKING CAPS AND PARKA HOODS. DISCOUNTS UP TO 50% ON MANY ITEMS! OUR BIG ANNUAL 9c SALE Starts Saturday < m.. ■ ■ i ii * _ __ wr__ I I HMROLEIS the LEADEBBM Miller Bros. Chevrolet Co. “Chevrolet Dealers Over 23 Years” Phone 100 O’Neill. Nebr. * and Luetta and Naomi were dinner! guests on New Years at the James, Donlin home, at Inman, Marvel Borg has been on the■ sick list the past week but is im-: proved at this writing. Charles Ferno, of Butte, is now visiting at the Charles Luber home. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson were supper guests on Sunday, of Mrs. Delia Harrison. Minnie Eaton, of Dustin* Nafcc,. spent Thursday night with'fear grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sydow. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lirm and Mrs. Carson spent Friday evening at the Elmer Devail home. May McGowan spent Sunday if. ternoon with Mrs. E. H. Rouse. W. S. Devail spent Sunday at tdse Elmer Devail home. ^^MeiL^j&K Srofifi YOUR FRIEND AT MEALTIME Friday and Saturday January 10 and II Helpful Suggestions Following the Holiday Festivities, mother must cater to ap petites that are more or less choosey. Our advertised specials should bring to mind some dishes that are especially enjoyed by the whole family. "TENDERED” SMOKED PER 1«fC HOCKLESS PICNICS JX Neatly trimmed 1 to fi-|h. Smoked Picnics. Made tender by a special pr«»cesN. Eats like fancy ham when baked; also nice tender meat to fry. TENDER—WELL COVERED POUND 4AC BEEF ROASTS .I7c and 17 IN PIECE OR SLICED PER NARROW BACON ..POUND FRESH SIDE PORK, Pound.......12'/2c “OLD DUTCH” LUNCH MEAT, lb.22c PORK NECK BONES/ per FRESH PIC, FEET\ pound 3 — PORK LIVER PER LB. BACON SQUARES PER I'B. BOILING BEEF PER LB. I MICHIGAN NO. 300 4PC BLACK RASPBERRIES . can 15 I'irm, plump berries in a good syrup, for sauce, pies and ta add to Rohb-Ross Gelatin Dessert. CALIFORNIA SARDINES 10” Large, meaty California Sardines are an economical meat substitute. May be had in either mustard or tomato sauce. MORNING LIGHT f /-OUNCE frC SWEET PICKLES . 16 JAR 15 Sweet and crisp. Racked by Gedney. This is your assur ance of perfect cure and flavor. Superb HOMINY NO. 2'i j CAN Morning Light PUMPKIN NO. 2!i QC CAN # Morning Ligfot KRAUT 2 NO. 2'/2 4JC CANS I/ VANILLA CHOCOLATE DROPS, lb. 10c SPANISH SALTED PEANUTS, lb.Jlc “CHOCOLATE PUFF" 4) POUNDS AflC COOKIES L for Ll SUPERB JP-OUNCE AfC EXTRACTED HONEY ....... 45 JAR 25 Finest flavored, absolutely pure honey to serve with hot biscuits, pancakes and fried mush. “THE BETTER BREAD ’ ftJAUrV AftJM POUND LOAF....7C mAIiVI Alin ltf-POUND LOAF._... MA BROWN’S WHOLE WHEAT BREAD Our Every Friday Feature MORNING LIGHT <f J-OUNCE AC TOMATO CATSUP . II bottle 7 The delicious flavor of this fine tomato product Rives keener relish to cold meats and sea foods. COUNCIL OAK POUND 23c # #C COFFEE...3 pounds 66 Save the empty baRs and start a beautiful set of 22-carat Gold Pattern Dishes. RED BAG COFFEE 3 ZT 39c MEDIUM SIZE J-POUND A*|C CALIFORNIA PRUNES 4 bag 21 UATADAkll ANI) oPOUNDS lie ■^■ALAliVnl SPAGHETTI 2 FOR w Deliciously Rood in soups. Combines so nicely with meat, fish, fowl and cheese. P & G TOILET SOAPS GUEST SIZE IVORY 2^9° KIRK'S watTr CASTILE 2^9° LAVA HAND SOAP 8D“E 8C —. —. v RESIST WINTER COLDS! Eat Plenty of Fresh Citrus Fruits It is an undisputed fact that Citrus fruits help maintain resistance to winter. Stock up on Grapefruit and Oranges at the Sale Price. NICE SIZE SEEDLESS ^*C TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT dozen H LARGE NAVELS FOR SALAD PER O^IC SUNK 1ST ORANGES dozen STATE OF WASHINGTON J LBS. 4AC WINESAP APPLES .. for 1/ EATMORE CRANBERRIES, lb.19c F’CY WAXED RUTABAGAS, lb.2'/zc