in* Frontier
D. EL Cronin, Editor and Owner
Entered at the postoffice at
O Neill, Nebraska, as Second
Class Matter.
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BRIEFLY STATED
Mrs. Emilr Weinberger and
daughter, Ruth, of Seward, spent
the week-end at the home of her
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs
C. H. Switzer.
_
Mrs. Mary Switzer, who has
been here for the past two months
visiting at the home of her son
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Switzer, returned to her home at
Seward last Sunday.
Bobby Ryan, who has been vis
iting his father, J. B. Ryan and
•ther relatives since last Thurs
day, left Wednesday morning for
his home in Chicago, Illinois.
Around the 12th of December
Bobby will leave for Camp Grant,
Blinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jensen of
Mayor Kersenbrock received a
message last week from the
Secretary of the Arounatic com
mittee ordering all planes on our
local airport grounded, unless
they were operated by the Federal
Government, or under their con
trol- Harold Lindberg is the only
local flyer, and he will have to
stay with the old truck for a
while.
You should see the beautiful
Chenille Bedspreads, Penney’s
have for Christmas. 31-1
Omaha, who represent the Wood
man Circle, came Wednesday and
were guests of Mrs. Clara Miles,
while they were here transacting
business.
Mrs. John Protivinsky went to
Tilden today to attend the funer
al of Mrs. Fannie Mossberger.
Donald Martin arrived home
this morning from Fort Knox,
Kentucky, on a 10 day furlough.
Donald will spend his leave with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Martin and other relatives.
Judge D. R. Mounts was in
Omaha a couple of days this week
on business.
Mrs. George Mitchell entertain
ed the “Last Minute” bridge club
at her home Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. H. W. Tomlinson won
high score, Mrs. J. H. Fager travel
ing and Mrs. Frank Clements low.
Mrs. Ray Jensen and Mrs. J. H.
Fager were guests.
Mrs. James Coventry and Mrs.
Kenneth Coventry, of Inman, vis
ited at the home of Mrs. James
Coventry’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Tomlinson, Monday.
Emmett Crabb left Tuesday for
Wagner, S. D., on a few days busi
ness trip._
MONEY in bank
here means you
have cash for instant
use at any time, while
we assume the re
sponsibility for keep
ing it safely in the
meantime.
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O’NEILL NATIONAL
BANK
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profit*. $140,000.00
Thia Bank Carries No Indebtedness
of Officers or Stockholders.
Matnhav hsdsaol Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kurtz Dairy
Locker Plant and Cream
Station
Located two door north of Golden Hotel
Come in and let us show and explain the Plant
to you* We still have several boxes for rent. We
are going to Buy Cream and Eggs and Sell Sweet
Milk and cream at the Regular Store Price. All
of our cows are T. B. Tested*
The morning delivery will be from 7:00 to 8:30.
The evening delivery from 4:30 to 6:30.
A Pasterizer will be installed in the near fu
ture for those who wish Pasterized Milk and
Cream. We will continue selling raw milk for
those who wish it
We will be open from 6 o’clock in the morning
| until 8 o’clock in the evening. On Sunday we will
| be open from 7 a* to 11 a. m., and from 5 to
I 6:30 p m.
Phone 144-J
.
Owen Davidson and Bob Early
took Miss Eileen Davidson back
to Omaha this momng. Miss
Davidson came up from Omaha
Wednesday morning and visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Davidson and other relatives.
C. J. Gatz entertained fourteen
friends at a stag arty at his home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Emanuel Boshart of Los
Angeles, California, was a guest
at the home of Mrs. John Boshart
from Monday until Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weidfeldt
went to Phoenix Sunday and vis
ited at the John Damero home.
Miss Virginia Damero, who
teaches in the Inman Public
School came in with them and
they took her to Inman.
A number of Mrs. P. J. Lans
worth's children helped her cele
brate her birthday Wednesday.
Mrs. Lansworth is eighty-two
years old and is hale and hearty.
Mrs. Art Barnes went to Em
mett Wednesday to attend the
South Side Improvement Project
club at the home of Mrs. Wm.
Luben.
Mrs. Hugh Birmingham and
daughters, Barbara, Marty and
Nancy Froelich went to Omaha
Friday and returned home Sun
day.
Mrs. and Mrs. C. F. Grill and Ira
George leaves this evening for
Lincoln. Mr. Grill and Mr. George
are delegates to the meeting of
the Nebraska State Teachers
Association.
Cliff Lundgren and John Davis
have purchased the interest of
the Miller Brothers in the local
Chevrolet Company, taking pos
session on December 10, and the
firm will be known henceforth as
the Midwest Motor Company. Mr.
Lundgren has been manager of
the Chevrolet Motor Company
here for the past eight years,
while his pardner in the new
company has been in the employ
of the company for the past six
years. Mr. Lundgren has had years
of experience in the automobile
business, while John Davis is a
number one mechanic, sa they
should make a real team. The
Frontier extends congratulations
to the newfirm and hopes that
their fondest dreams will be re
alized.
Bess Streeter Aldrich’s new
book will be reviewed at Wo
man’s club on Wednesday, Dec
17, at the home of Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. Harry Hewitt and son,
Claire, and Mrs. E. H. Chase and
son, Larry, of Atkinson, visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. Parker Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. O. W. French and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Saunto en
tertained at a 6 o’clock dinner
Sunday evening at the O. W.,
French home. The feature of the
dinner wass the wild goose that
Freddie and the Doctor got last
week on the Niobrara river. Mr.
and Mrs. James Rooney and Mr.!
and Mrs. Emmett Moore were
guests,
—
CARD OF THANKS
Permit us to express our heart
felt and sincere thanks to the
many kind friends and neighbors
who were so kind and sympathic
to us during the long illness and
following the death of our be
loved son and brother, and for
the many beautiful floral offerings
sent.—Mrs. Anna Clark and
Mr and Mrs. J. R. Miller spent
the week-end in Loup City, visit
ing friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Drayton
spent Tuesday in Sioux City, la.
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Outlaw Groceries I
ORANGE Nice IQ.
Size 2 doz __ I OC
LEMONS Large Q _
5 for _ Ov
GRAPEFRUIT Extra OC.
Large 10 lbs. for _ t3C
RADISHES Red O
Large Bunch _ OG
POTATOES Good
Irrigated or Dryland
100 lb. Bag $1.59
15 lb.
Bags _
FLOUR Pancake.
Good quality 3 lb.
Bag,-- I
Kraut - Pumpkin - Red
Beans - Lima Beans
Hominy
Extra Standard Grade
2 No. 2 -I C
Cans _I DC
PUMPKINS IQ.
No 2Va qt. Cans _ I UG
CORNMEAY Yellow or | 1 -
White 5 lb. Bags _ l I w
TOMATOE Juice t 7
No. 2 Cans 3 for_ I I C
SOAP Peets Laundry 1Q.
3 Large Bars_IUC
SOAP P & G Laundry IQ.
5 Large Bars Iwv
Limit 5 to a Customer
OXYDOL <IQ
Large Pkg. _ I OG
RINSO Giant Pkg. CQ.
With Cannon Towel 00 U
GOOD TOILET SOAP
11 kinds io Pick
From 4 Cakes _
SUGAR AND FLOUR.
We have contracted—3000
bags of Omar, Mother's
Best, Robinhood Flour.
Also have plenty Sugar.
We can supply you at
Lowest market Prices.
8000 lbs. of XMAS Candy
and Nuts. Fancy filled
Xmas candies, also broken
Tuffy. Any kind of Xmas
Candy you want.
ir._25c
CHOCOLATE Drops
Peanut Brittle,
Orange Slices
-fc~
CHOCOLATE Covered
Peanuts, Peanut Clus
ters, Chocolate Stars
Every Kind of Fancy
Chocolates 1flA
per lb. _ I3C
>
XMAS CHOCOLATE
Fancy Embossed
Boxes 1 lb. OC«
Boxes _ tUO I)
£&. _____ 49c I
5 lb. QQ.
Boxes . Uvv :3
NO. 1 ENGLISH
WALNUTS), Fancy large
paper shell Pecans
Also fancy mixed
Nuts no.
^ -^rr— *JC
ROASTED PEANUT OR.
2 lbs. _;_ <-«0
SALTED PEANUTS OR.
2 lbs_EJU
BEAUTIFUL SPRUCE
CHRISTMAS
TREES 2 to Oft.
3 feet _i_ tUO
4 feet__30C
7 feet _ 50C j
OUR MOTHER'S
Cocoa 17. j
2 lb. Can « i
_ AJL-I
FOLGER’S or BUTTER
NUT Coffee Qn. i
1 lb. Can w*»w»
CORNHUSKER
COFFEE A good 1 R. |
Drink lb. Bag_IwO j
BLACK PEPPER Q. j
Yt lb. can_ Wl» j
OYSTER SHELL 70 n
100 lb. bag_*
GRAY BLOCK
SALT 50 lb. Q7«
Block Oil
MINERALIZED
BLOCK SALT
50 lb blocks _
BRING US YOUR FOOD
STAMPS
GOOD GAS 1 Cl*
per gallon_I U 2 &
KEROSENE High
Test per gallon 7In
In 30 gallon lots — *2“
DISTILLATE High
Grade per I
gallon in 30 C Q-IH/i
gallon lots_ U|J. lUO
HOT TRACTOR
FUEL per gallon “f 3«
In 30 gal lots. _ • 4«
RADIATOR ALCOHOL
High Test gaL 75c
per quart _
Outlaw Grocery Open
Day and Night
Mrs George Robertson went to
Lincoln today to spend until Sun
day with her daughter, Miss Doris
Robertson and her mother, Mrs.
Mary Thomas.
Mrs. Grace Wilcox and Mrs. R.
E. Armbuster attended a house
warming at Ewing Tuesday eve
ning for Mrs. Wilcox’s sister Mrs.
Victor Marquardt.
M. O. Howard went to Lincoln
Tuesday on a several days busi
ness trip.
v Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Merriman
returned Saturday from Des
Moines, Iowa, where they attend
ed a Dr. Pepper convention.
Clarence Trappe will arrive to
day from Fort Custer, Michigan.
He will be the guest of Miss Mar
ion Knapp.
Mrs. H. J. Lohause entertained
the Martez club on Tuesday eve
—
O’Neill High School
Senior Class Play
“For Pete’s Sake!”
Wed., Dec. 17
O’Neill High School
Auditorium
At 8 p. m.,
Admission 27
Defense 3
Total 30
ning at 7 o’clock dinner at a local
cafe and cards at her home. Mrs.
Ed. Campbell, Mrs. C. J. Gatz and
Mrs. W. J. Froelich won the prizes.
Mrs. Tom Sullivan and son Jack
went to Spencer Friday and spent
the day with Mrs. Sullivan’s mo
ther, Mrs. H. Semon.
Saint Mary’s Academy has just
about completed their Christmas
decorations and they are the
prettiest that have ever been up
there. The High especially is
very pretty.
Announcement:
We wish to announce, that
through the purchase of all the out
standing interest of the Miller Bros.
Chevrolet Co., of O’Neill, Nebr., that
we have come into full posession of
all business of the firm in O’Neill.
With this change in ownership,
the name of the firm becomes the
Midwest Motor Company, Ltd., of
O’Neill.
Sale of Chevolet cars and
trucks will be continued, and full
service facilities for the repairs, re
building, or maintainence of all makes
of cars as well as Chevrolet cars will
be maintaince, as well as the sale of
and reconditioning of, used cars.
G. E. Lundgren
J. E. Davis
Midwest Motor Co.,
Ltd.,
“Your Chevrolet Dealer”
O'Neill, Nebr, Phone, 100
O’Neill Drug Co.
f C. E. Stout, Proprietor
UlEIIOmE SUGGESTION!
Homrt of Font
WITH
BEADS
AND
BUTTONS
Helpstrain little
hands & AAC
eyes . . a"
Take Command!
LITTLE
SKIPPER
BOAT FLEET
Four Little ships toi
Sail! Sails in «%r l
and Keels && |
\ NUT BOWL
f MALLET AND
- SIX NUT PICKS
NATURAL
t FINISH . .
Pink or Blue
' three piece
\ BABY
^ SET
Soft Brush, comb,
beautiful QQC
Bank BookTO
^ Leon Loraine
TRIPLE
Y COMPACT
Black enamel
with gold AM
Tone Trim»i5! a
iDlXONIA I
PLAYING I
CARDS I
Beautiful Designs F
and colors. ^ vr V
Bridge SizeOS \
I Genuine B
"AMITY” f
BILLFOLDS 1
Many attractive \l
styles & J[Oe \
Designs . “» '
[ L’ ADONNA
| 3 PC. SET
| Powder, Lipstick&
I Rouge 450
■ compact . . ■_
BOURJOIS
GIFT SET
Cologne and Fla
con of aak
Perfume
PO-DO 4 PC.
SHAVE KIT
Cream, Lotion,
Talc & 5 A ac
Blades . . 70
Leon Laraine
3 PC. SET i
Single Compact. |
Powder & ATI L
Lipstick! . . i
CHUCK FULL OF FUN!
CHRISTMAS
STOCKING
It's almost vr\e
2 ft. Long . . 3U*
Everything For
Kiddies! V ^ g
He 'll always USE
PO-DO ,
GOLF BALLS t
riXo°nf.y 350^
Tough, Long, Trm,
BARBASOL 'll*
50c SHAVE CREAM . .
30c HELLS
COLD TOOLETS ■ ■ ■
MAR-C-OIL COc
1.00 SHAMPOO ■ ■ ■
Plus 10% Federal Excise
Tax on Toiletries. 1
■> Fine Selection
s of Quality
[ TAGS
' AND
SEALS
PKG.
TREE DECORATIONS! \
MAZDA SET
Assorted colors
or all +OC
BLUE . ■ Qy
WREATH
Silver Leaf and
a Red
Berry .
ICICLES i
Assorted colors ^
Priced 4 AC 1
LOW'. . . . IV fl
Beautiful Assorted 1
Christmas Cards!
Distinctive DesignsI %
29* box r ;
Lovely, colorful assortment of
greeting cards. 4
