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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1942)
l ull HNN1 n *R RENT Two modem m li tehee* Vm R H I'mkn tf tf iuHs\m; j IMB tliiitalii, in good shape. 5 0«t,t pi,>• W111 Met’lelbin 8" I THREE tvBi'bMed Hnefnrd bull calves Set them any dun but Sutul iv - Fay A hurkett M*fcf IH ATR HuTTLFH HERR FOR Salp at Harelmanit, South At In, fttrrel, dome In and try it Also Lunches, Gasoline and Geo verlea « tf SHEET STEEL bucket*, hold n j little more than a peek measure; viseful as feed buckets about the j barn, handy for coal ashes, and just a lot of different uses. Sev eral of them for sale at only 25e each at The Frontier office. Try one and you will likely call for another, they re just that handy. sI K v fED THREE head of Sheep Finder please notify Garrett Hoyle, O'Neill. Nebr. 22 2p ANY information leading to the recovery of one black 2-year old | steer, branded V 2 with bar be low on left hip, will be rewarded —Chas. Vcquist. O'Neill. 22-2p w \vn:n <iIRL for general housework j Good wages; no washing.—Mrs H. J. Birmingham. 22-tf BRIDGE painters and laborers j immediately.—The Diamond En-. gineering Company, Grand Is land, Nebr. 22-1 WANT to pasture cattle and hor ses, 20 miles north and 3 miles cast of O’Neill. GtHKi pasture and running water.—W. H. Harvey, O’Neill. Nebr. 21-2p Important Announcement! WAR JOBS Released by United States Em ployment Service Affiliated with War Manpower Commission. Representatives of two mid-west ern aircraft factories will be at the Norfolk Employment Office all day Friday. October 9. They, will interview applicants for jobs' -arid immediately hire those who are qualified. They want to hire radio repairmen, auto electri cians, general electricians, ma chine shop workers, sheet metal workers, auto mechanics and men or women who have had aircraft sheet metal training. Draftees with 3-A and 4-F clas sifications will not be considered A?en in class 1-A will not be hired. (First Publication October 1, 1942) Julius D Cronin. Attorney NOTICE FOR PETITION FOR ADMINISTRATION. Estate No 2949 Tn the County Court of Holt County. Nebraska, September 29. 1942 In the Matter of the Estate of Nora Sullivan, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in said estate that a petition has been filed in said Court for the appointment of Catherine Stout as Adminis tratrix of said estate, and will be heard October 22. 1942. at 10:00 o’clock A. M . at the County Court Room in O’Neill. Nebraska. LOUIS W REIMER, 21-2 County Judge. (COUNTY COURT SEAL) (First publication Oct. 8. 1942) NOTICE OF SUIT TO: Massachusetts Bonding and In surance Company; West Half, West Half of Northeast Quarter, West Half of Southeast Quarter of Section Thirty-three, Township Thirty-three, North. Range Thir teen, West of the 6th P. M., Holt County. Nebraska; Defendants in plaintiff's first cause of action; Massachusetts Bondmg Company; H Felton; All of Section Thirty two. Township Thirtv-three. North, Range Thirteen, West of the 6th P. M , Holt County, Ne braska; Defendants in plaintiff’s 'second cause of action; Joseph F. Nugent, Mary Nugent, his wife, first and real true name unknown; Northwest Quarter of the North east. Quarter. Southwest Quarter y* the Northeast Quarter. West "Half of the Southeast Quarter, ex «ept three and three-eighth acres •commencing at Southeast corner «of the West Half of the North east Quarter, running West 30 rods. North 18 rods. East 30 rods. rSouth 18 rods to the point of ’(beanning, all in Section Fifteen. Township Twenty-five, North. Ranee Thirteen. West of the 6th P. M.. Holt County. Nebraska; L. G. GILLESPIE j Insurance of All Kinds j O’Neill, Nebraska i W. F. FINLEY, M. D. Phone, Office 28 O’Neill : Nebraska | BROWN & FRENCH Office Phone 77 Complete X-Ray Equipment \ Classes Correctly Fitted i Residence ] Dr. Brown, 223 Phnnr* I Dr. French, 242 tWHntwtU in |tji»(nlMt * thliwl ifioe in im turn tud'H' 1 1 biM. Mam l i*tni. hi* wiii\ pi*' and! ieai ihm name unknown \ll ul Rrwtfoh Twehtv Hthu Iht “fifth 1 llult nf the Nniiniwd Qomhl. the RaitlMItt Quart'S of the Nm tlirast Quitiei <d sot Hon! \'w i ntv nit" row"- tup I'wentt |X, hi Mill luttll I * h Wt'At i'f thi «th I' M It 'll Cminlx N> hirasha; Defendant^ _(tt plaintiff's' t-rvenlh cause of actio fit Mw I' Willrutts; Mat> Wtllcktls, ho wife. Hist end real M v< han't' unknown; deorge 7 naocnhait; Houlhwctit QunUi of Rot tit'" Right, Township Twenty sex t it. North. Mango Rlextn West ofdhc Hth I* M Holt County, Nebrax ka; Defendant* in plaintiffs ninth eauxe of ictlnn. To the above non resident and unknow n tie fendanis and lo all persons hav ing or claiming any Interest in tin above described real estate You and each of you art' here by notified that on the 22nd day of December, 1971, the County of Holt filed an action in the Dis trict Court of Holt County, Ne braska, against you and others as defendants. The object and purpose of which action is to fore close the atx liens due from you by virtue of the following tax sale certificates: No, 189 cover ing the following real estate West Half. West Half of North east Quarter, West Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section Thirty-three. Township Thirty three, North . Mange Thirteen West of the 6th P. M , Holt County. Nebraska; No. 188 cover ing the following rent esum . All of Section Thirty-two, Town ship Thirty-three, North. Range Thirteen, West of the 6th P M Holt County. Nebraska; No. 49 covering the following real es tate: Northwest Quarter of thei Northeast Quarter. Southwest i Quarter of the Northeast Quarter,1 West Half of the Southeast Quar-' ter. except 3 three-eighths acres i commencing at Southeast corner! of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter, running West 30 rods. North 18 rods. East 3Qpods, South 18 rods to the point of beginning, all in Section Fifteen, Township Twenty-five, North. Range Thir teen, West of the 6th P,.M.. Holt County, Nebraska: No. 149 cover ing the following real estate:! All of Section Twenty-eight; the North Half of the Northeast Quar ter, the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section Twenty-nine. Township Twenty six, North, Range Ten, West of the 6th P M , Holt County, Ne braska; No. 129 covering the fol lowing real estate: Southwest Quarter of Section Eight, Town-] ship Twenty-seven. North. Range Eleven. West of the 6th P. M.. j Holt County. Nebraska. All of said certificates bearing the date of August 1, 1939, and issued to the County of Holt at private sale on said date. You are required to answer | petition of the plaintiff on or | before the 16th day of November, A. D.. 1942. or the allegations thereof will be taken as true. COUNTY OF HOLT, By Julius D. Cronin, 22-4 Its Attorney. i (First publication Oct. 8. 1942) LEGAL NOTICE FRANK MUNN; MARY MUNN, FIRST REAL TRUE NAME UN KNOWN, WIFE OF FRANK MUNN; OTIS McALPIN, and the East Half of the Southeast Quar ter of Section Nine and the West Half of the Southwest Quarter of Section Ten, all in Township Thirty-two North, Range Eleven, West of the Sixth P. M„ Holt County, Nebraska, impleaded with John Doe, first real true name un known, et. al„ defendants, will take notice that on the 6th day of October, A. D„ 1942, L. W. Rybin, Plaintiff, filed his petition in the District Court of Holt County, Nebraska, and commenc ed an action against said defend ants. the object and prayer of which is to foreclose a certain tax sale certificate issued by the County Treasurer of Holt County, I Nebraska, to the Plaintiff on the 17th day of September. 1940, number 5247, for taxes for the years 1930 to 1938 inclusive, and which covers the following des cribed real estate situate in Holt County, Nebraska, to-wit: East Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section Nine and the West Half of the Southwest Quarter of Sec tion Ten. all in Township Thirty two North, Range Eleven, WTest of the IMMh P M . Midi Cmnlv N* I ».,.*« that iheie tf HnW due the (iiatMiie nit said • .*y lien and so' i >nnnt t:*\i < |> »M thitninth' phd F'jhjnt ihyt.to lie Mho of ipp tlttniied Inlfiv *ep '' jars an t seventy end- tflSf fth, with hdriest th«'t* ett at the rate of . vrn t*et end n mnUtu tntni ftetdetuhn tat1' at* cost* Plaintiff prays for a den re of fo! erliuune and sale of said to emi t Plaintiff fn* the" s' leges that the teal owner nt said teal estate is unknown to the plaintiff and hit attorney You are required to answer said petition on nt before the Ittth dav of November, A D. I'M' I W tlYltlN Plaintiff ttv Julius f) Cronin, 22 4 ttis Atlornev notice or GENERAL ELECTION Notice is hei'eby given, that a general election will be held in the several precincts of Holt Countv, Nebraska, on Tuesday, November .1, MM2, for the follow ing purposes, to-wlt: I. For the election of a United States Senator 2 For the election of one mcm bet of Congress from the Fourth Congressional dis* trice of the State. 3, For the election of tho fol lowing slate officers, to-wit: One Governor One Lieutenant Governor One Secretary of State One Auditor of Public Ac counts One State Treasurer One Attorney General One Railway Commissioner 4. For the election of one member of the Unicameral Legislature for the Twenty eighth Legislative District of the State. 5. For the election of a State Superintendent of Public Instruction. 6. To vote upon the amend ment to Section 4. Article 9. State Constitution of the State of Nebraska, as pro posed by an Act of the Leg islature of the 55th Session. 1941. 7. For the election of the fol lowing county officers, to wit: One County Clerk One County Sheriff One County Treasurer One Clerk of District Court One County Attorney One Register of Deeds One County Assessor One County Surveyor. 8. For the election of one Supervisor from each of the First, Third. Fifth and Seventh Supervisor Dis tricts of the County. 9 For the election of the fol lowing township officers, to-wit: One Township Clerk One* Township Treasurer Onci Justice of the Peace One Township Assessor 10. For the election of One County Superintendent. Which election will be opened at 8 o'clock in the morning and ror»'r>;n op* n until 8 o'clock in the evening of the same day. Pat rt O’Neill. Nebraska, this 2nd dev of October. 1942 JOHN C GALLAGHER. | (Seal) County Clerk. BRIEFLY STATED Mr. and Mrs. Dean Streeter spent Sunday with Mr. Streeter’s mother at Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Simonson and family left Friday for Omaha, where they will make their home. Miss Irene Hershiscr was a guest over the week-end at the home of Miss Doris Kiltz at Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sauers spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Findley and son, Duane, at Tilden. Thomas J. Monahan of Salinas. California, and Lloyd E. Dawd, of Sioux City, spent the week-end at the. home of Mr. and Mrs Clyde Elkins. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Kindvall and daughter, Marjorie Ann, of York, were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Peterson. Mrs. Ray Johnson and daugh ters spent from Saturday until Monday with relatives at Ida Grove, Iowa, and Wayne, Nebr. Legal Notice as to Constitutional Amendment to be Voted on November 3, 1942 1‘urMiaut to the provision* of Legislative Bill No. 191, Fifty-fifth Session Nebraska State legislature 1941, there will be submitted to the voters at the general election to be held on November 8, 1942, for their approval or rejection, the following proposed amendment: “Section 1. That Sec. 4, Article IX, Constitution of Nebraska, be amended to read as follows: ‘Sec. 4. The legislature shall provide by law for the election of such county and township officers as may be necessary: Provided, however, the legislature may provide bv law for a form of county government in which county officers may be elected or appointed, but such form shall be optional with each county and shall obtain in any county only upon the adoption thereof by the electors of such county.' ” Sec. 2. The foregoing proposed amendment, if adopted, shall be in force and effect on and after the first Thursday after the first Tuesday in January, 1913: and it may be made an additional section in Article XVII of the constitution of Nebraska. FRANK MARSH, Secretary of State. M* and M ft*' \ m**1 and «.in. of Wax • ex'tft the nxwk »pd ofth M \ * t **| * p*tvi't< Mi *"d lit l < (jttftift ft## th# f-r uibhd niarad *Mift an display at rannvyt Haw Stw# and buy a Heket en it tnt tha ban i afft al tha h• •*♦!• an IiHIp* ^Bt j t>.«x idson wiunvtl Hi theft hnmaaj I at Casper, \\ i ming. after spend ing a wi'ek a fth their parents. Mr and *1 • James tii\ tdson and other relative*. J l) Cmii ’i entertained four lx«en guests Saturday evening at a 7 00 n'Hixs dinner at the M and M eafe, honm ng Miss Elisabeth LatUl of Omaha, who was visiting j relatives and i tends here Mattie S< ukup and Mr, and Mrs, Clyde Streeter and daugh ter, Barbara end sen. Gene, spent Sunday at Ainsworth visiting the ladies' sister. Mrs. Erne«t Perkins Mr and Mrs Await Spangler received word last week that their son. Set Vernon D, Spang ler had returned to New York City, after a trip to Glasgow, Scotland, aboard an army trans-1 port. Mr. and Mrs Victor Halva vis ited Tuesday evening at the home of Lewis Kopeckey at Inman They also were overnight guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mi's. Joe Chochotousek and fam ily at Verdigree. O. F. Rummel resigned from his position as barber at the Clauson shop Saturday and left Sunday for Stromsburg, Nebr.. where he and Mrs. Rommel will make their future home. Mike K irwin has accepted the position and started working there Mon day. C. P. Hancock and son. Merlin, of Tekamah. arrived Wednesday to visit his son Ed and family and his daughter. Mrs. Loyal Hull and family until Friday, when they will leave for California, where Mr. Hancock and his family will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whaley took his mother. Mrs. M. A. Whaley, to Norfolk last Thursday, where . .. . . | I ft. , , . - ! ff US FHdgv, when Mv and \l>* I ft'hftlcv «hn had vvtini'cd home n> hw H«-t condition does not Itij'rtDVt as much as her HiRhV f% te*'d* would like Mi and Mis Prank ObeHe left Tuesdov fvn v aspt i \Vv timing, tn visit tinni daughter Me< K tx.s«;t,'tt i^nd family for ino weeks Rev and Mrs Wm G Vahle and M*< Joe Rocke, of Atkinson, w me guests Friday of Mrs Helen Kimae, Fi'aneis Ke 11 v went hr Norfolk Monday, where he made his first: side plane flight on Tuesday Ft a nets has been taking instruct-! hms at the Norfolk airport for the j past month Mr and Mrs John Sellers and family* returned to their home at Griswold, Iowa, last Thursday; after spending a week with Mrs.j Seller's mother. Mrs Letta Sex-1 smith and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs John Peter enter-' tainod fifty relatives and friends at a T.ikt o'clock dinner at their home Sunday evening honoring James Soukup. who leaves soon for the army The evening was) spent placing cards and dancing. M iss Grace O'Donnell was mar ried to Ralph leland Osborn on Sunday afternoon at 2 00 o'clock at St. Brendan's church in Los Angeles. California, Miss O'Don nell is a native of this city and the daughter of Mrs. J. F. O'Don-, noil. The Catholic Daughters held a business meeting at the Golden Hotel Monday evening and re freshments were served at the Elite cafe. The hostesses for the evening were: Mrs. Archer of Ewing. Mrs, Frank Clements. Miss Mamie Shoemaker. Mrs Charles Mullen, Mrs. Tom Donlir. and Mrs. F. J. Dishner, of O'Neill Jack Davis received word Tues day that he was to receive a com mission and he will leave Friday October 16. to report at the Lin coln Army Air base. He will be in the Army Air Corps Technical command for the duration. Jack was an employee of the Miller Bros Chevrolet company here for several years and a couple of years ago became a member of the Midwest Motor Company, when they took over the interests of the Miller Bros. Company. Cattle Sale and Dissolution c l Co-Partnership I will cause to he sold, by order of the District Court or Holt County, Nebraska, the co-part nership cattle of Jolley and Sullivan, next Monday, Oct. 12 at the O'Neill Livestock Sales Pavilion 135 HEAD of high bred Hereford cattle and two registered Hereford bulls. This herd was started 20 years ago with registered Hereford cows, but the reg istration has not boon kept up, but they have al ways kept with said herd for the last 20 years registered Hereford hulls. This is a very fine lot of good cattle. If you are interested in Hereford cattle, don’t miss this sale. And on Wednesday, October 14th at one o’clock p. m„ at the Jolley-Sullivan farm located five miles northeast of O'Neill, all the balance of the personal property belonging to said co-partership will be sold, which consists of a tine lot of draft horses, all small grain, corn in the field, about 75 tons of first quality hay, two stacks of straw, all farm machinery, including a good tractor and all attachments and feed grinder, both of which are practically new; metal granary , hog houses, and all other personal property. Peter W. Duffy, Sheriff As Custodian and Referee Jt' I National Scrap Harvest ^ October 14 School Children October 17 EVERYONE AT O'NEILL > Junk helps make guns, tanks, ships for our fighting men. Bring in anything made of metal or rubber . . . Get paid for it on the spot Bring your family Spend the day Meet your friends L JUNK MAKES FIGHTING WEAPONS, One old disc will provide scrapsteel needed for 210semi automatic light carbines k One old plow will heio make one hundred 75-mm. armor - piercing projectiles. b One useless old tire provides as much rubber as is used in 12 gas masks. One old shovel will help make 4 hand grenades. Let’s Jolt them with Junk FROM O’NEILL j
