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R. E. Moore_ 6 00
Mayme Meer-5.00
Helen Sirek-5.00
G. Weingartner-5.00
C. D. Neeley____ 5.00
G. Garver-5.00
Judge Reimer ___. 5.00
O. M. Howard- 5.00
Chas. and Mabel McKenna 5.00
Bernadine Grutsch -- 5.00
Mr. & Mrs. C. C. Bergstrom 5.00
Ira H. Mow_ 5.00
Ted McElhaney -—— 5.00
Ed Hancock -—— 5.00
D. R. Mounts-5.00
Lyndle Stout -—- 5.00
Harden Anspach-5.00
D. H. Cronin_ 5.00
Anton Toy-5.00
John Kersenbrock-5.00
Mrs. Enard Leach-5.00
Vic Halva - 5 00
Max Wanser 5.00
Norb Uhl 5.00
W. H. Harty _5.00
Harrison Bridge-5.00
R. Schulz _____5.00
Mrs. Stannard . . 5.00
C. H. McManus — 5.00
A i! Ja kowiak 5.00
R. H. Parker 5.00
Western Hotel —... 5,00
Stanley Soukup-5.00
M. J. Wallace_ 5.00
Shelhamer Oil Company 5.00
A. Mareellus-- 5.00
Max Golden-5.00
M. F. Kirwin - 5.00
Anna McCartney-5.00
Margaret Clauson - 5.00
Herb Peterson -. 5.00
Harry Clauson 5.00
Paul Shierk —- 5.00
Anna Mathrie- 5.00
Jean Biglin-5.00
John Osenbaugh-5.00
Dr. W. F. Finley_5.00
Ned Allendorfer -- 5.00
Anna O'Donnell 5.00
Mrs. Agnes Sullivan_5.00
C. E. Yantzi_ 5.00
George E. Gibbs_5.00
Jacob Hirsch —- — 5.00
Rickly Store-— 5.00
O’Neill Drug Store - 5.00
John Davidson - 5.00
P. J. O’Donnell - 5.00
Mrs. Vic Halva 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Porter . 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Yantzi _ 5.00
Mrs. Charles Manson 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Fuller .. 5.00
Mrs. Frances Bazelman 5.00
Miss Mary McLaughlin 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Seger5.00
Andy Clark 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Hiatt.— 5.00
Mrs. Art Dexter .... .. 5.00
Mary E. Carney 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wier _ 5.00
Henry Patterson 5.00
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 5.00
Miss Bernice Schofield _ 6.00
Mrs. O. W. French _ 5.00
A. L. Cowperthwaite_5.00
Minnie Cowperthwaite .. 5.00
Dean Reid ...... 5.00
Hugo Haly 5.00
George Fox _ 5.00
Frank Clements 5.00
Earl Rodman 5.00
H. A. Yochum 5.00
Claude Hamilton 5.00
Dick Rakowski ..... 5.00
L. C. Walling 5.00
Kay W. Fenderson 5.00
Robert V. Kurtz _ . 6.00
M. H. McCarthy 5.00
E. C. Wertz 5 oo
Ira George 5.00
Hilda Gallagher_,_ 5.00 j
George McCarthy . .. 5.00 j
James Rooney _ 4.00
David Isaacson ..._ 4.00
Dr. F. J. Kubitschfk__ 4.00
Esther Harris . _. M.. 4.00
Mrs. A. E. Spittler _3.00
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Clevish 3.00
Mrs. Anna B. Mordhorst. 3.00
Rev. Dawson Park_ 3.00
Mrs. Carrie Borg ;._:_3.00
Mrs. R. E. Osborne_3.00
O. H. Cunningham_3.00
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Calvert 3.00
Mrs. Ted Rustmeyer .. 3.00
Mary Holliday_ 3.00
Marsa Salmans_ 3.00
Donna Marcellus_3.00
A. L. Mathis _ 3.00
Kathryn Armstrong _ 3.00
Loretta Enright .... 3.00
Helen Weibel _ 3.00
Dorlin Lockmon _ 3.00
Maxine Mills_3.00
Mary Albro_3.00
Miss Keenan _ ... 3.00
Edna Couch 3.00
C. F. Grill _ 3.00
John Harbottle__2.50
Emma Rosicky __ 2.50
Irma Brown___ 3.50
D. A. Baker_2.50
J. O. Walker.—^_ 2.50
Mrs. M. Scharping_3.50
Elja McCullough _ 3.50
Everett Gorgan _ 2.25
J. C. Gallagher_3.00
E. F. Quinn_3.00
Helen Simar_3.00
W. J. McDonough_ 3.00
Marjorie Dickson _ 3.00
Mrs. Wrede ___ 3.00
Mrs. Chet Calkins_ 3.00
Jennie Lockman __ 3.00
Mrs. Ben J. Asher_ 3.00
Thad Saunders _ 3.00
H. Gilday __ 3.00
Lod Janousek __3.00
Neil Sloan ______ 2.00
L. E. Jonas—_2.80
Irene Gilday_ 2.00
Dr. Carter __2.00
Joe Fuen_:__ 2.00
Helen Mullen __ 2.00
Ray Fichter _____ 2.00
C. Switzer_2.00
A. V. Rohde___ 2.00
Leo Mullen_ 2.00
Frank Suchy _ 2.00
Tim Harrington _ 2.00
Ann Asher-2.00
Simon Bosn-. 2.00
John Melvin-2.00
Peter W. Duffy_— 2.00
Hazel Cronk -- 2.00
Helen Sullivan-2.00
Les Osborn-2.00
J. B. Grady- 2.00
H. W. Tomlinson_2,00
Ruth Harnish - 2.00
Dr. Fisher - 2.00
Mike Johnson-2.00
W. B. Wolfe_2.00
John Welch-2.00
Esther Tomlinson-2.00
Beck Wallen-2.00
Mr. and Mrs. Bruegman. 2.00
Elain M. Oik_2.00
Randa Rustenmeyer-2.00
J. M. Brophy_2,00
Ken Reinaas - 2.00
Ross Vorce-2.00
i Elma Evans-,— 2.00
Fred Saunto _ 2.00
Margaret J. Bauman _ 2.00
Grace Suchy-2.00
Vince Suchy 2.00
Marian Kubitschek- 2.00
Ruth Hoffman 2.00
Carlyn Neiers _— 2.00
Ross E. Harris _ 2.00
O’Neill Locker Plant ..... 2.00
Ward Henderson 2.00
A. V. Virgin 2.00
Chas. R. Mullen 2.00
J. A. Arbuthnot . 2.00
Edward Olson _ 2.00
Norrine Murray 2.00
Edith Castleman 1.50
Mrs. A. Springer — 1.50
$2.00 Contributions
Bea Rentschler, Mrs. Bridget
Rohde, Miss M. J. Flannigan, J.
M. Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. An
thony Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Richter, Sr., Mrs. J. P. Protovin
sky, E. G. Casey, Mrs. L. A. Nel
son, Steve Hicks, Wesley Sanford,
Mrs. Carrie Brophy, Mrs. Blanche
Valla, Clara B. Miles, Mrs. James
Kelley, Ralph Davidson, Sam
Fuehrer, Marie Young, John Val
la, Herman Klinger, Mrs. Ray
Shellhamer, Ruby Wieseman, C.
E. France, Olive Beckwith, Paul
Moseman, Mary J. Allen, Henri
etta Schreier, Frank E. Parkins,
Hubert G. Kruse, Edward W.
Brown, Charles J. Tessier, Gor
don G. Kuska, Mildred Wyant,
Anna Nicklin, Mrs. Ray Shell
hammer, Mrs. Berigan, Mar
garet Miller, Constance Golden,
Helen Bower, Raymond Schmidt,
J. B. O'Sullivan.
$1.00 Contributions
Joe Martin, J. Green, Mrs.
Chapman, Ross H. Welton, Den
nis Stejskal, Joe Stcjskal, Joe
Bitner, Mrs. Quig, Bert Peterson,
J. Meistrell, Mrs. Clyde Streeter,
Booth Transfer, Frank Howard,
Dr. O’Connell, G. Hammond, Pa
tricia Wood, Beatrice Jardee, Dor
othy Kratovil, L. G. Gillespie, El
mer Bowen, Hilda Bowen, Bob
Parkins, Dean Streeter, Mattie
Soukup, Elmer Hagensick, Goldie
Liddy, Linus Brennan, Marvin
Johnson, Marvin E. Bosn, Mrs.
James Walling, Mrs. B. J. Shum
well, H. O. Russ, Paul Schwisow,
Herman Rahn, Ray A. Bosn,
Crabb Oil Co., A. W. Tibbetts,
Wra. Schroeder, David Bellar,
Myrtle Manzer, C. E. Stout, Erma
Sanders, Mildred Loeffler, Arlene
Kilpatrick, Doris Harvey, Dr. Ku
bitschek, Ed Roessler, Montgom
ery Hdw.. Margaret Howard, Ber
niece Fuller. Mayme Stukel, Dor
othy Larson, Harry Ressel, Jose
phine Mlnarik, Shiela Barrett,
Doris Tenborg, Fred Mack, Anna
Donohoe, Mabelle Bauman, Harry
Keefe, Ila Peterson, Leona Spes,
Geo. Bosn, Robert Allen, Verna
Russell, Elva Treinies, Charles
Manson, Albert Denne, Mrs. Wal
ter Pharris, Eleanor Lindberg, E.
Boche, Mrs. E. Leach, G. Shoe
maker, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs.
Ptak, Howard Dean, Jennie Her
shiser, Irene Hershiser, Alice
V. Sexsmith, Helen Rooney,
Mrs. Dave Loy, Mrs. Lee Osborne,
Mrs. Melvin O. Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs, Neil Ryan. Mrs. Eidenmiller,
Mrs. Nora Knapp. Mrs. A. V.
Rohde, Mrs. Geo. VanEvery, Mrs.
Wm. Hungerford, Mrs. Dwight
Harder, Mrs. R. L. Arbuthnot. i
Mrs. F. Brick, Mrs. Robt. Lamb,
Mrs. J. R. Miller, Mrs. C. P. Uhl,
Mrs. Francis Curran, Mrs. M. J.
Golden, Mrs. Carsten Hansen,
Mrs. Frank Grenier, Mrs. Hazel
Boatman, Joe Dietsch, Mrs. Fox.
P. J. Connelly, Art Hayford, Fred
Bazelman, Mary L. Mohr, Della
Bartas, Earl Fox, Leonard Small,
Louis Vitt, Frank Sullivan, Mrs.
Ross H. Welton, Harvey Krenzer,
Mrs. Dean Streeter, Mrs. William
Daly, Mrs. Morton, Gen. Biglin,
Mrs. Frank Fritton, Mrs. Gen
evieve Sauser, Mrs. F. J. Biglin,
Mrs. Gilbert Winchell, Mrs. F. J.
Kubitschek, Mrs. Hugh Ray, Mrs.
Phalin, Mrs. H. J. Birmingham.
Mrs. W. H. Harty, Mrs. F. N.
Cronin, Mrs. R. J. Minton, Mrs.
D. A. Kilpatrick, Mary Horiskey.1
Mrs. Catherine Miller, Mrs. Fred
Saunto, Mrs. H. G. Krilse, Leona
Pole, Opal Pole, Mrs. Clarence
Hicks, Mrs. Emily Bowen, Mrs.
McPharlin, Mary Smith, Mrs. Liz
zie Schmohr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Calkins, Mrs. John Kersenbrock
Mrs. Switzer, Mrs. James David
son, Mrs. Walter Calkins, Mrs. W
A. Ellis, Mrs. Sexsmith. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Seger, Gladys Cun
ningham, Mrs. B. Brennan, Miss
Clara Aim, Mrs. C. E. Malena,
Margaret Steckmeyer, Mrs. C.
Williams, Mrs. H. D. Remy, Mrs.
Tom Greene, Mabel Gatz, Mary
Graybiel, Mrs. Tasler, Mrs. Ted
McElhaney, Alice May Schofield,
Katy Mullen, Mrs. Albert Klinger,
Mrs. A. Toy, Mrs. Wm. Hiqze,
Emerine Miles, Boa Miles, Mrs.
Olive Pendergast, Dora Murphy,
Joey Marsh, Mrs. Speltz, Roomers
Fox Hotel, Mrs. Ida Fox, Mrs. T.
J. Coyne, Mrs. L. A. Carter, Mrs.
Cora Wilkinson, L. A. Simonsen,
Mrs. Howard Perkins, Mrs. Geo.
Bay, Mrs. Thomas Higgins, Mrs.
Helen Starlin, Mrs. K. P. Hoff
man, Mrs. Bertha Gillespie, N. M.
Ross, Mrs. Ward Henderson, W.
P. Curtis, Mrs. Mina Green, Or
ton Young, Mrs. D. L. Bohn, Mrs.
Clyde Kellar, Homer E. Asher,
Harry L. Walling, J. H. Fager,
Laurin Myers, Bernice Barr, Lu
cille Taylor, Robt. Novatril, Kath
erine McNichols, H. Hollenbeck,
Marie Wittmus, Ruth Lawrence,
Nettie Widtfeldt, Mildred Lind
berg, Maude Rouse, Phil Mc
Keown, Mrs. B. Brittell, Mrs.
Ethel Selah.
Eleanor Owen 50c, Ellen Bor
gelt 50c, Vernie Beckwith 50c,
Elias Timmerman 50c, Pearl San
ford 50c, Gertrude Krenzer 50c,
Fred Brocksmith 50c, Agnes Mol
er 50c, Mrs. Clements 50c, Irene
Nikolite 50c, Jack Gallagher 30c,
Jan Langan 65c, Mrs. Vern Gren
ier 28c, Mrs. Mike Johnson 25c,
Mrs. Frank Kazda 25c.
On Monday, March 22nd, the
O’Neill Livestock Commission Co.
held a sale of donated livestock
and other items, for which the
following is the list of the con
signors, what they consigned,
the amount it brought, and who
bought it. The total amount rais
ed by this auction was $293.70:
Virgil Holtz donated two banty
roosters, which sold for $12.25,
the purchasers being:
G. P. Coleman . 1.00
Ed Evans ____.. 1.00
Leonard Juracek_ .75
Tom Chilquist _ 1.00
John Gallagher . 1.00
Levi Hull_1.25
Ray Lawrence_ 1.00
Leo Mathews_1.00
Judge Reimer _ 2.00
Joe Martin__ 1.00
Bill Murphy _ 1.25
Fred Perry donated a rooster,
which sold for $25.00, the pur
chasers being:
Walter Egger, Sc. Dist. 225 5.50
Norb Uhl_9.00
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L. Johnson_3.50
Jim VanAvery _ 7.00
L. Larson donated a sack of
Rainbow flint corn that sold for
$4.60, and purchased by:
Ed Boshart__2.00
Vern Harding ... 2.60
Chas. Mitchell 'donated a dog
that sold for $18.00, the following
persons being the purchasers:
C. L. Summed_:—_ 5.50
James Moore ... 6.00
Gerald S. Graybiel--6.50
School Dist. No. 49 donated 25
pounds of popcorn, which brought
$5.00, the purchasers being:
Jim VanAvery _. 1.00
Jack Berigan . 1.00
H. S. Moses_1.00
Pete Heriford _ 1.00
Joe Gallagher __. 1.00
L. G. Summers donated a sack
of seed corn, which sold for $2,00,
G. P. Coleman of Inman being
the purchaser.
Western Auto Supply Company
donated a new radio battery that
sold for $8.00, Ed Thorin, Chamb
ers, being the buye r.
Wm. Derickson donated sweet
clover seed, which e-old for $5.50,
the purchaser being Jim VanAv
ery of O’Neill.
E. Javenner donated a white
rooster, which brought $14.50, the
purchasers being:
Joe Gallagher 5.00
Jim VanAvery _. 3.50
Pete Heriford 6.00
Await Spangler donated a bush
el of cane seed and a sack of kalo
seed, which sold for $6.50, the
purchasers being:
Ed Boshart 1.75
Dan O’Connell, Emmet. 1.75
Jack Berigan 3.00
Ed Roseler donated a sewing
machine, purchased by Ed Clau
sen of Atkinson for $3.00.
Mrs. John Hickey donated 12
quarts of vegetables and fruits
and a dozen eggs, for which Col.
James Moore paid $5.10.
Lawrence Storjohann donated a
Jersey calf, which brought $25.50,
the purchasers being:
Joe Gallagher 15.00
Walter Woeppel, Ewing _10.50
H. S. Moses and G. P. Coleman
donated a red bull calf that was
purchased by Thomas Dodds of
Brunswick for $22.00.
Jack Berigan donated a red bull
calf, which Clarence Ernst bought
for $37.50.
O’Neill Livestock Commission
Company donated a red bull calf
that was bought by C. H. Ray of
Neligh for $68.25
Ira Summers, donation_ 5.00
Wilbur Summers, donation... 5.00
John Alderman, donation _ 5.00
Mrs. John Carr, donation_ 5.00
P. L. Morgan, donation_ 5.00
School Dist. 145, donation_ 5.00
Walt Richards, donation _ 1.00
School District No. 57
A. R. Harvey . 5.00
School District No. 196
Eula Closson $2.50, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Hubei $5.00, Mrs. Leo
Lydon $2.00, Louis Sojka, Sr.,
$1.00; Emil Holedish 50c, Walter
W. Sievers $1.00, John Christian
sen $1.00, C. J. G. Johnson $1.00,
Robert Kreiger $1.00, Audolph
Reizinger $1.00, Mike Marlow
$2.00.
School District No. 192
Gaines Rzeszotorski $1.00, John
McNally $2.00; Sewell Johnson
$1.00, John Heinowski $1.00.
School District No. 115
Contribution $10.00
School District No. 60
John P. Berger $2.00, Chas. E.
Berger $3.00, Max Berger $1.00,
August Smith $2.00, J. B. Long
$2.00, Dan Dalton $1, Herman Eis
ert $2.00, Walter Young $2.00,
Ralph Young $1.00, Joe Pritchett
$1.00, Ella Eisert $3.00, Gene
Mudloff and mother $2.00, Su
zanne Mudloff $2.00, Ora Howard
$1.00, Ralph Davis $1.00, Joseph
Dietsch $5.00, Wm. J. Murphy
$1.00, Jack Murphy $1.00.
School District No. 152
Howard McConnell $1.50, Joe
Bartos $1, Grant Price $1, Gen
Rosecranz $1, L. B. Price $5, D.
C. Schaffer $10, Jess Bursell $1,
Wayne Snyder $1.
School District No. 26
Jane Crowe $10, T. J. Gra
ham $50, Howard Graham $10.
School District No. 41
Bea Gallagher $10, Elizabeth
Coleman $5, Bill Noring $1, Ber
tha Craig $5, Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Cunningham $4, Donald Cunning
ham $2, J. J. Barrett $2.50, Louis
Schacht $1, H. J. and Leo Harte
$5, James O’Donnell $1, J. M.
Gallagher $5, Fred Lorenz $5, J.
P. Gallagher $5.
School District No. 131
VanFleek Bros. $5, Mrs. Ruth
Spangler $1, R. E. Dewey $1, R.
H. Jefferir $1, Fay Primus $1, Mr.
and Mrs. Sands $2.00, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Holz $6, Ed Everett $1,
John P. Daniels $2, Fred A. Dan
iels $1, Carl Ernesti $1, Paul W.
Funk $1, Louis Funk $1, Alfred
Bauer $1, John Walter $1, John
Funk $1, John Mueller $1, George
Walter $1.50, William J. Ernesti
$1, Mr. and Mrs. Verl Tuttle $2,
Lester Anson $1, Martha Jefferis
$1.
School District No. 127
Kenneth VanEvery _ $20.00
School District No. 251
Carl R. Hansen $3, F. L. Carey
$3, Earl J. Fifer $2.
School District No. 84
John Hynes $5, Walter Sire $3,
John Storjohann $2, Romaine
Rohde $3, Ava Jones $1.
School District No. 12
Mrs. U. E. Owens $1, U. E.
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School District No. 18
Wm. Schindler $5, Roy Sheets
$1, Mrs. Will Kallhoff $1.50, Mel
vin Rexine $3, Frank Miller $5,
Watson McDonald $2.50, Ralph
Tomjack $5, Cecil Johnson $1.50,
Joe Mlnarik $10.
School District No. 227
Freddie and Virgil Bollwitt $1,
Carl Bollwitt $2, Casper Larson
$4, Joe Thoendal $6, John Rosno
$2, Connie Bowens $1, John
Bauer, Sr., $1, Joseph Thoendal,
Jr. $2, John Bauer, Jr. $2, Fred
Bollwitt $2, John Vandersnick
$1.50, Garrett Kallhoff $1.50 John
C. Miller $1.50, Leo Vandersnick
$2, E. P. Nicheolite $1, John Boll
witt $2, Mrs. Howard Stott $1,
Henry Lang $1, Mrs. Gus Daniels
$2, August Bollwitt $1, Anton
Rothleutner 50c, Frank Bollwitt
$2, Marguerite Calkins $3.
School District No. 4
Roy Barta $2, Hershel Miles $1,
Ellis Butterfield 50c, Otto Ruzicks
71c, John Wells 65c, Sadie Der
ickson $l,Edna Newman $1, Joe
Hrbek $1, Ralph Nightengale $1,
R. B. Marston $2, B. B. Thomas
$2, Duane Boelter 25c, W. C. Far
rand $1, Joe Jerabek $2.
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