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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1942)
(Continued From Page Four) Fred Fundus-1.75 Gamble Store No. 189_ 14.11 R. W. Hamilton _ 4.80 Island Supply Company _ 13.20 Island Supply Company _ 406.24 Interstate Oil Co._25.4) Lohaus Motor Co._ 1.02 Lohaus Motor Co._20.32 George DeBilzan_ 62.20 James Kirkland__ 6.00 Richard Minton - 110.00 Fred Murphy_ 4.70 Robert McCartney-- 13.00 Frank Osborne-43.40 Bob Pruden-7.70 , John Sullivan-25.00 W. A. Smith_ 20.40 Harry Williams-11.55 J. D. Adams Co.-31.00 Emil Carlson- 4.90 L. C. Forbes- 25.20 Gamble Store No. 189 — 8.45 Jess Hupp -- 9.80 Island Supply Co.- 82.22 Island Supply Co.-45.00 Island Supply Co. - 48.20 Wm. Krotter Co.-36.77 Lohaus Motor Co. - 41.26 Wayne Marcellus- 67.70 Miller-Hasselbalch Co. — 262.50 Miller-Hasselbalch Co. — 262.50 Boise Service Station — 17.90 Frank Noziska- 6-75 ) Lewis D. Streit- 100.00 Jim Soukup-14.00 Ed Thorin-5.70 Miller-Hasselbalch Co. — 7.98 Adrian Mitchell-3.75 Frank Noffke - 9.75 George Post- 5.00 Frank Skrdla -:-35.71 Leon Thompson-10.80 P. C. West_21.00 The following claims were aud ited and approved and on motion were allowed and warrants order ed drawn on Road Dragging Fund in payment of same: Clyde Burge---$19.80 Glen Jungbluth-6.60 Joe Koci - 4.40 M. A. Miller_ 9.00 W. G. Obermire_«.- 19.20 Tom Thompson - 23.40 Henry Bausch- 19.50 C. H. Johnson- 7.70 Charles Linn-6.00 C. E. Mitchell_ 24.50 Fred Smith- 7.55 5:00 p. m., on motion Board ad journed until January 28, 1942, 9:00 A. M. ED. J. MATOUSEK, Chm. John C. Gallagher, Clerk. O’Neill, Nebraska, Jan. 28, 1942, 9:00 A. M. Holt County Board of Suprevis ors met as per adjournment. All members present. Meeting called to order by Chairman. Milnutes of previous meeting were read and onmotion were approved as read. The following claims were aud ited and approved and on motion were allowed and warrants order ed drawn on Unemployment Re lief Fund in payment of same: Akinson Lumber Co.-$ 9.00 Drs. Brown & French — 26.75 Clover Farm - 6.00 Drafahl Funeral Home 50.00 Council Oak, O’Neill 62.75 Leonard Devall .. 2.50 Dora Elshire —.—. 6.00 Gail Burdick-- 5 00 J. P. Gallagher 63.00 Hoskinson Merc. Co.-13.38 Dr. Neal P. McKee- 6.75 O’Neill Drug Co. - 2.25 O’Neill General Hospital 38.56 J. P. Protovinsky 34.00 Robert Schultz _ 8.00 Syfie’s Store - 4.00 Biglin Bros. I'to.o** Drs. Brown & French- 47.25 Campbell Lumber Co. — 10.00 Council Ook, O’Neill- 16.00 Mrs. Tom Dobrovolny — 16.00 Dickau Estate ..— 10.00 J. F. Brady Co.-~ 5.00 Galena Lumber Co.- 36.23 John C. Gallagher - 4.20 Mrs. Elmer Lee-10.00 Tom Nightengale- 6.00 Mary O’Connell_ 9.00 J. C. Penney Co —.— 13.56 Page Lmbr. &_JJdwe. Co._ 11.25 K. K. Stuart-. 15.00 Seth Noble - — 16.76 The following Claims were aud ited and approved and on motion were allowed and warrants order ed drawn on 1941 Unemployment Relief Fund in payment of same: Dr. W. H. Briggs _ $30.00 Council Oak, O’Neill - 4.00 Mort Gill _ 54.00 J. P. Gallagher _ 18.00 Johnson Drugs - 7.14 J. C. Penney Co.- 15.87 John Wrede..«- 12.00 Drs. Brown & French - 40.00 Drs. Fletcher & Fletcher — 9.00 J. W. Gill, M. D. _ 6.25 Galena Lumber Co.. 2.00 O’Neill General Hospital 30.00 Seth Noble Lmbr. Co.- 5.00 Wilson Hospital . 55.00 12 p. m., on motion Board ad journed until 1:00 P. M. ED. J. MATOUSEK, Chm. John C. Gallagher. CleilL (Continued Next Week) Miss Edna Simonson, Ralph Mc Elvain, and Ralph Walker went to Omaha Wednesday afternoon to see Mrs. Ralph McElvain, who is in St. Joseph’s hospital recuper ating from a major operation. SHINGLE YOUR HOUSE.... this Spring WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK of ALL GRADES At present there is no restrictions on the sale of lumber up to $500 and $1000 rural new construction. GALENA LUMBER CO. 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. O’NEILL NATIONAL BANK Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits. $140,000.00 This Bank Carries No Indebtedness of Officers or Stockholders. Member federal Deposit Insurance Corporation INMAN NEWS Mrs. Chet Youngs entertained the Y. M. Club at their day meet ing on Friday, April 21. Dinner was served at noon by the hbstess. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Cary an? daughter, Mrs. Bill Hartigan, dflove to Cheyenne, Wyoming, last week end, where they spent a couple of days with Laddie Cary who is in an army camp at Cheyenne, About twenty drove up to O’Neill Sunday morning to attend services at the Methodist church and hear Rev. Rippey of Nash ville, Tenn.. who spoke in an able and interesting address. Church services here were dis missed for Sunday morning. Lorin Keyes visited his sister, Mrs. Bud Hansen at Creighton a ew days last week. Vere Butler from Moville, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Chet Fowler and son, Mark of Sioux City, and Mrs. Harold Bowers of Independ ence, Mo., arrived here last Sat urday night to spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Butler. Sun day afternoon they all drove to Bassett where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Rex Butler. Sunday vening Mr. and Mrs. Fowler re-! turned to their home in Sioux City and Vere Butler to Moville. Mrs. Bowers remained in Inman until Friday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. . Butler. Mrs. Ira Watson, Mrs. Earl Wat on, Mrs. A. N. Butler and Mrs. I L. R. Tompkins drove to Neligh on Wednesday, April 22, v£,ere they j pent the day with Mrs. Jay Butler. Mrs. Anna Clark entertained he L. L. Club at the home of I Mrs. A. Renner on Wednesday, April 22. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Moor, Mr. Maxcy, Patty McMahon, Muriel Fiala and Mrs. Eva Murten at ende$ the district conference of the Methodist church at Meadow Grove on Monday. Mrs. Robinette Malone of Omaha ! pent Friday here. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson ' isited their daughter, Mrs. Pete (Cooper, at Orchard Sunday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hopkins en ertained the Y. M. Club Satur ] ight at their home. I Mr. and Mrs. Edmand Keyes ■went to Spencer last Wednesday i evening to attend a family gather ing at the home of Mrs. Keyes’ parents. Her brother is leaving oon for the army. Mrs. L. Kopecky and son, Louie, went to Newmans Grove and Lindsey where they spent the week-end with relatives and re j urned home Sunday. The Senior Class of the Inman High school with Karl Keyes and Mrs. McClurg left early Friday morning on their sneak, visiting Loth Omaha and Lincoln on their trip. They returned home early Sunday morning. Mrs. L. Mitchell, of Wayne, 8 government soils man, was a uest of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tomp ins on Tuesday night, April 21. Lewis Kopecky entertained a ew men at his home on Friday night at a stag party. Pitch was ] he game of the evening, after which Mrs. Kopetcky served | unch. Word has been received here by friends of the marriage of Miss Vera Noyes, youngest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Noyes of Ceresco to Virgil Anderson, on April 19, the wedding taking place at the home of Dr. Noyes at 3 | o’clock in the afternoon. The home was beautifully decorated with plants, flowers and candel bra. The couple were attended y Julia Noyes, sister of the bride, nd Ed Fraiser. The bride’s dress Was a dusty pink redingate, while he bridesmaids was a powder blue redingate. After the cere mony and congratulations lunch was served from a serving table o thirty relatives. The couple have gone to housekeeping in Ceresco. Dr. Noyes and family ormerly lived in Inman. EMMET ITEMS Miss Ruby and Opal Fox and Miss Florence Winkler were at Lorina Kloppenborg’s Sunday for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Dever Fox and family of Atkinson were callers at the Charlie Fox home Friday evening. Miss Helen O’Connor suffered a minor operation on her ear Mon day afternoon. Helen and Mary O’Connor were Sunday dinner guests at the James O’Connor home. Clara Lowery, an O’Neill high school senior is practice teaching in Miss Grutche’s room for the week. Larry Schaffer was a guest at the Guy Cole home for supper Monday evening. Zane Cole accompanied by Lee Fanner and Scotty Shultz came up from Lincoln Saturday and spent Sunday and Monday at home. They left Monday after noon for Lincoln again. John Wagon, who has been in quarantine for the past three weeks, returned to school Mon day. Eighth grade examinations were given in Emmet Friday by Mrs. Gokie. Lois Cole, Opal Fox and Leona Fern Beckwith were MAY DAY C?„T SALE! GOVERNMENT PRIORITIES have already curtailed the Variety in all food stores ... as the ^Var continues more items will dis appear from retail shelves. . . . Both local and world conditions assure us that costs will not decline. . . . The widest and most complete assortment of Foods of “Dependable” Quality is to be ad at Council Oak. . . . Stock your pantry with Superb Brand ~'oods at our special “May Day Prices” this Week End. NATIONAL BABY WEEK April 27 — May 2 Connell Oak Is Headquarter* for the Nationally Known and Ap proved Baby Foods. CLAPP’S Chopped, 2 cans IS*, Strained, 2 cans. GERBER’S Junior and Strained, 2 cans 13*. Pre-Cooked Cereal, Pkr. Johnson’s Graham Crackers Honey Flavored, 2 lb. caddy. Whole Peeled Apricofs 2 No. 1 Cans 27e DICED ASSORTED Fruit Cocktail OQ* 2 l« o«. ran. fc¥W FANCY HALVES Apricots OQ* 2 •«•<>*. ran* . a¥y FOR BETTER PIES Blueberries 01* No. 8 ran . ■! V | SEEDLESS White Grapes OC* 2 16-oc. cans . avp WHOLE SEGMENT Grapefruit lii* No. 8 ran . I“V MIXED, DICED Vegetables in* 17 Ounce ('an . Northwest Bartlett* ntwvy 8yr«p No. 2S Oan 250 JJPERB 10 RESH PRUNES a%, «..IOC SUPERB ROYAL ANNE AA WHITE CHERRIES SX ~.Z9C 23JPERB SLICED and HALVES ap REACHES »"•*** Can .ZvC —.—.-■■■■■ —.. . .■■■—■■■■■ SUPERB GREEN and WAX a* I CUT BEANS, 2 cans...2vO I Golden Cream Style 2 No. 2 Cans 270 LARGE, SWEET PEAS 90* 2 No. * ran* . «*WV RED KIDNEY BEANS 19* No. * can . IWV SMALL, WHOLE BEETS 1C* No. * can . IWV COUNTRY GENTLEMAN CORN °&C 0K« 2 No. 8 ran* . fcVy SUPERB SPINACH ICa No. 2 can . SILVER THREAD KRAUT Ifa No. 2 can . IwV Whole Ripe Solid Pack 2 No. 2 Cabs 290 MA BROWN Whole Wheat BREAD Our Every Friday Feature Council Oak Coffee Exchange the empty bags for 22 carat gold pattern dishes. Pound . .29c 3 Bag .. 84c Morning Light Coffee POUND 0% POUND EA4 BAG . £16 0 BAG ... 096 COOKY SPECIAL Ponmi This dainty Marshmallow Cake Is topped with strawberry jelly and 171 a covered with assorted colored cocoa* I ff 2 V nut. OLD COUNTRY Sara..10c | SPRY.r.^"27c 3 ii,69c ALL PURPOSE APPLES Af*^ NEWTOWN PIPPINS, Dozen-«» YOUNG CARROTS, Bunch .Sc CRISP RED RADISHES, Bunch .. ,2c ICEBERG LETTUCE, Large Head, ,6c JUMBO PASCAL CELERY, Stalk ■ ■ 12c SLICING TOMATOES, Pound-15c NEW POTATOES .Ill I',1"" Wt in imp mu fumt—i 2 » 37c J-33g CAMAY TOILET SOAP 2_CAKES_13C P&G NAPHTHA SOAP 6 Giant Bars 27c DREFT Medium Package .9c Large Package .22c Giant Package. OXYDOL Medium Package .... 10c Large Package .24c Oiant Package . I 1 1 I Tender, Juicy BEEF ROAST Out from Corn Fed, Well Covered Beef Pound, 25c and . . . PICKLED PIGS FEET Ar23c WAFER SLICED DRIED BEEF ^ 21c SHOULDER BEEF STEAK.Pound 27c SUGAR CURED WIDE BACONS" Pound 31c PORK NECK BONES, lb. 5c DILL PICKLES, 3 for . . . 10c BOILING BEEF, lb.15c Fresh BEEF HEARTS, lb. 18c PORK SPARERIBS, lb. . 19c Yellow Cr. CHEESE, lb. 27c the Emmet students who took them. Junior Hoppe and John Warner also came in to take them. At registration Monday 45 men registered in Emmet. i ■ -- mrnmtmttmMtffimmwmtmttttm i Attention, FARMERS I New and Used | Tractor Parts !H at lowest possible prices WRITE FOR p FREE 1942 Catalog ! Durability Guaranteed Fast Service ii! Acme Tractor Salvage Co. LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Reverend and Mrs. Peacock | went to Basset Sunday to attend the annual Northwest District meeting held there. Grant Peacock came back Sun day from Long Pine and Bassett where he has been visiting. Andy and Otto Brown have moved out to their place south of Emmet and expect to make it theii home this year. Clarence Shaw made a business trip to Omaha Sunday and re turned Monday evening. The West Side Project club met at the home of Mrs. P. V. Hickey Tuesday at a 12:00 o’clock cov ered dish luncheon and after the luncheon a business meeting fol lowed. Invasion Practice. Learn to ihoot Japs at Stanley's. 50-4 Mrs. Dwight Harder and daugh ters, went to Sioux City, Iowa, Sunday to spend the week visit ing friends. Mrs. J. B. Mellor and son, Ralph, went to Omaha today on business. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Peterson and daughter, Leone, and Miss Jean Williams spent Saturday in Norfolk on business. Mr. and Mrs. George McCarthy went to Hastings Saturday to at end a K. C. convention, held there n Sunday and Monday and while here they visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy. CASH TO LOAN! -ON AUTOMOBILES PROMPT and COURTEOUS SERVICE Central Finance Co. C. E. Jonas. Manager. First National Bank Biulding O'Neill, Nebraska.
