FOR SALE .
FREE POULTRY CULLING Ser
▼Ice By an expert—Phone Ha •
Cockle Hatchery —O'Naui 14-5
FOR SALE—WESTERS Breed
mg Ewe*—Lloyd Kyrtw. Long
Pmc. Nebraska. 14-5?
USED RANGES. Oil Stove* Coal
Heater* OU Heater*—O'Neill
Hatchery IT-1 1
JOHN DEER 11-A Combine
1440 model Price $435 09 —
Paul Zakrcewskt. Opportunity.
Nebraska. 17-3p
■ONE OF OUR customers t$ being
transferred to another city and
has to forfeit hu equity m a small j
Studio Upright Piano We anil
sell this piano for just the bal
ance due on $125 weekly pay
ment*—Write to ScfcmoOer fend
Mueller, Grand lsia*i. Ne
braska ~ 14-2
MANHATTAN BEER—14c per
bottle. Mid only at Staney** b>
O'Neill. 13-tf
FOR SALE—Used rebuilt washer*
12 months guarantee—Both en
gine and electric model*—Cockle
Hatchers OXciIL Nefor 14-5
RED CEDAR POSTS. Afl Sixes.- !
Earl Wreck. O-Neill. 4S-2Sf
RED TOP Ale *4d only at Staidey*#
is ONesB J 13-tf
VIOORO FOR FALL lim-!
OHe:II Hatchery 17-1 i
MISCELLANEOUS
Dr. Fisher Dentist J-tC
* WANTED
GOOD ROUTE AVAILABLE of
90@ Rawleigh consumer! Nc
experience needed to start Large
sales mean big profits. Perm an (
ent Full time Write Raaiewh't
Dept NBI 252 - 104. Freeport
Illinois. 17-1
TO BUY STOCK Saddle, tn good
condition, medium weight Write
No. ICO, care The Frontier 15-1
FOR RENT
TWO ROOMS, down stairs for
school students—William Lewis
15-2p
HOUSE or APPARTMENT —Lod
Janousek 17-1.
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Phone, Office 28
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O’Neill :: Nebraska \
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IL, G. GILLESPIE ]
Insurance of AH Kinds ;
O’Neill, Nebraska I
Julius D. Cronm, Attorney
(First Publication August 21.1941)
ORDER OF HEARING OF
PROBATE OF FOREIGN WILL
The State of Nebraska, Holt
County, as.
In the Probate Court of said
County. In the matter of the
Estate of Jeremiah Horrigan,
Deceased.
On this 20th day of August, A
D., 1941, Franc Skewis filed her
petition in this oourt. and present
ed an authenticated copy of the
last will and testament of Jere
miah Horrigan, deceased, late of
San Diego, California, the prayer
of said petitioner being that a
day be fixed by this Court for the
purpose of approving and allow
ing said last will and testament
and causing the same to be filed
and recorded in this office. It
is therefore hereby
ORDERED, That the 11th day
of September, A. D., 1941. at 10
o’clock A. If. be fixed for hear
ing said petition, when all per
sons interested in said matter
may appear ancj show cause whv
«ie prayer of said petition, should
w»t be granted; and that notice
of the pendency of said petition
and the hearing thereof, be given
V> all persons interested in said
matter by publishing a copy of
J™8 order in The Frontier, a week
7 newspaper printed in said
eoiuity. for three weeks prior te
sard day of hearing •
LOUIS W. RE1MER.
Court* Judge.
COUNTY COURTSRAL) 15-3
Jute* D. Cream. Attorney
(T,rst Public* t-e August II 1941>
NOTICE Or FTNAL
Eutate N«. rm
la the County Court of Hail
County Nebraska. August »
1941 In the matter of the Estate
of John P. Matin. Deceased.
All persons interested a said
estate are hereby notified that the
Executors of sasd estate has filed
m this court their final report and
a petition for final settlement and
distribution of the residue of said
estate; and that sad report aad
petition will be beard September
19. 1941. at 19 o'clock. A. M. at the
County Court Room in O'Neill
tcrested may appear and be heard
concerning mad final report »-»•*
the dstrihitee of aid estate
LOUIS W REQCER
CotHkty
(COUNTY COURT SEAL i 15-3
Julius D. Cronin. Attorney
(First Publication August 21. iMU
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate No 29*4
In the County Court of Bolt
County. Nebraska. August 21.
1941. n the matter of the Estate
of George Bay. Deceased
CREDITORS of said estate are
hereby notified that the time
limited for presenting claims
against sasd estate * December
It. 1941, and far the payment of
debts a August 21. !Wi and that
on September 11. 1941. and on
December IE 1941. at 19 o dock
A M. each day I will be at the
County Court Room in saaf
County to receive, examine, bear
allow, or adjust all claims and
objections duly filed
LOUIS W REIifER
County Judge
(COUNTY COURT SEAU 15-3
(First Publication Sept 4. 1941»
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
Notice b hereby given that for
the purpose of satisfying judg
ment in favor of C N Dietz
Lumber Company and against
Martin Hardman and Hardman
Lumber Company, which judg
ment has been assigned to Riven
Lumber and Coal Company, en
tered m the Distract Court of Holt
County. Nebraska. I have pursu
ant to Execution duly issued,
levied upon the one-third interest
on Martin Baxeiman m and to the
faflueiur described property:
The East Half of the North
west Quarter and the East
Half of the Southwest Quar
ter and the Northwest Quar
ter of the Northeast Quarter
and the Southeast Quarter of
Section 19, Township 26,
Range 9 and the Southwest
Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter and the Northwest
Quarter of the Southeast
Quarter at Section 39. Town
ship 26. Range 9 and the
Northwest Quarter of Section
29. Township 26 Range 9:
and the South Half of the
Northeast Quarter and the
North Half of the Southeast
Quarter of Section 30, Town
ship 36. Range 9 and the
North Half of the Northeast
Quarter and the Southwest
Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter and the Northwest
Quarter of Section 27. Town
ship 31, Range 9 and the
Southeast Quarter of Section
23 and the North Half of the
Northeast Quarter and the
Southwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter and the
West Half of the Southeast
Quarter of Section 26. Town
ship 30, Range 11 and the
Southeast Quarter of Section
10 and the Southwest Quar
ter of Section 11. Township
29. Range 12. and Lots One to
Six inclusive in Block “F'
in Fahy's Park Addition to
the City of O'Neill and the
South 26 feet of Lots 1. 2 and
3 in Block 28 Original Town
of O’Neill and Lots 10. 11 12
and 13 in Block 28 in Origin
al Town of O'Neill, all in Holt
County. Nebraska
and at 10 o’clock A M on the
6th day of October. 1941. at the
west front door of the Court
House in the City of O'Neill Ne
braska. will offer the undivided
one-third interest of Martin
Bazelman in and to said real
estate for sale and sell the same
to the highest bidder for cash.
Said sale will remain open one
hour.
Dated this 3rd. day of Septemer
1941 17-5
PETER W DUFFY. Sheriff.
Of Holt County. Nebraska
Professionals Too
Strong From Amatuers
One hundred thousand people
packed and pushed to get in to
Soldiers Field in Chicago, where
the All Stars were to play the
Chicago Bears. The first score
was made by Ken Kavanaugh of,
the Bears who caught a pass from i
Luckman and then streaked the ■
five yards needed to make p I
touchdown. The next six points
were made when Gopher George
Frank, of the All Stars, caught
Tommy Harmon’s pass for a touch
down, but both teams failed tc
kick the extra point In the second
quarter Harry Clark plunged over
sohn of Southern California for
the Bears second touchdown
Manders kicked the extra point
and the half ended 13-6 in favor
of the Bears. Then between halves
Commander R. F. Whitehead of
the U. S. Navy swore five mem
bers of the All Stars team into the
Navy They were Bob Saugau
of Norte Dame, George Frank of
Minnesota. Dave Rankin of Pur
dub, Ed Frutig of Michigan and
Warren A If son of Nebraska. The
[first field goal and the third quar
Aihem of Nebraska End Aa*.
PrJehaaka ef Nebraska ami half
heck H«au Refers of Nebraska
dad art ®et a daace Is pSay
h«eer Resident Passes
Away In Iowa
Eif '^ajisd O RofcjC- soc of Ocas
and Eeuly &wt oas bora <a a
farm in Jsea County loan. Sep
Mrer a !M3L a.-,i dqwiri Iks
He at his bemt m Hale on Aaptf
n. mi at the Ajpe of *a years
flerw a&aetfe ara *■■ i itw lac
diTi He was the yjMBgejg of
a family of h«r dukirm throe
reeaswd to Wx wife ia*
a I MS Be b*i hers a tads?*
aaaJife for srreral years, tbr be?
fear exsetts besag tsofaed to kas
bed. Hr rrass rtffl * raegaber eff
ffredrrw ^iRBoSerja w? £*
*«»«* Hebraska. Fsearral ser
\r» were beM at the Campbell
%tod hare *1 OL:-r low*. Sit
ubgr fi 2 ? VI coafecsri by
mSsrn X Lndqn* rf il«»
Four H. dab N>ws
All r^gfct arahas of tbe Dawty
Dwwitoe dob from acrth of
CSdl dhuM adharvunest Div
a OTWl Aegad 13rd. Tke
The petas awarded to our
C1eb were as foOm. Second
pJt< Sasser and Doris Dans
Sixth plane. Pc-Iixhmg Sihw
ware dearxcnratoaci Karr D<v
»d Mapret H.nss These tw
pirls were not «d enough to «ra
pete to po to the State Fair bu"
were poes boonr»b> mesbsit lot
the vouBgest roes to desnor
First place in judgmg was
awarded to Marparef Sasser and
feurtfe place to Dors Davis
First place m framed picture
was awarded to Starr Dans
scewid place to livpiet Sause
and fourth place to Dens Dans
First place os curtains far phi's
room was awarded to Marti -
Mirgirrt Sauser ud Dorr
Dvrs were selected to represea*
Holt County at the State Fair, as
only carl* team from
tks county a 41
They returned Monday evening
sad report a very food taut They
gamed much valuable experience
bat didn't gain any of the prizes
As yet they have not received
Boh Parkins returned eo Sun
day evening from Omaha, where
be spent the past week visiting
relatives and whose he attended
the National Amatuer Open Golf
Tournament,
0 Neill Schools Open Monday
(Cstaad frmm pare H
•a a rural school Due to Ms
Storyohann's ability and nrteres
m Home Econoenic&the student^
m he? dassfs will find their week
very much worthwhile
Mis Frances Cash has had ter
framing at The University of Ne
braska. He? major interest h
teaching Enghds and she has had
special training for that work
Miss Cadis home is in Max
well. South Dakota^
Mr Howard-D—a attended Li#
oaia High School and Peru State
Teachers college During the pas’
two years &e has achieved a very
enviable record in his coaching
at Sargent Nebraska. Last year
his football team won the Loup
Valley Conference and his basket
ball team came through the regu
lar season with only one defaet
Mr Dean will be head coach,
direct gymn classes for boy s, and
teach science classes Judging
by the interest already bemg
she wn by the boys in football this
fall. Mr. Dean will have a squad
that will go places
Mr. Ellsworth Peterson will
have charge of the commercial
classes and will also be assistant
coach Mr. Peterson has his de
gree from the Wayne State Teach
ers College aryl has taken graduate
work at the University of Ne
braska He has been teaching
commercial at Platte Center. Ne
braska. for the past two years. Mr.
Peterson’s home is at Wausa
The O'Neill Public School will
offer an outstanding program of
studies and activities again this
yenr under the direction of out
standing teachers. The students
and patrons "f this < omifmnity can
justly be proud ©f their schools
doe to the sthiev^nents attained
- and developments i-quired by the
pupils i
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GREATEST LIFE I* THE WORLD
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And with that promotion came an increase
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