NAY DAYS SET
FOR AUGUST 4-5
Plans Underway f o n
Enrolling Baler
Club Members
SFECIAL TO THE FROHTITS
ATKINSON—Wednesday and
Thursday, August 4 and 5, have
been designated as the dates
for the 1948 Hay Days cele
bration in Atkinson. This was
announced last week by Fran
cis D. Lee, president of the At
kinson Baler club, the spon
- *.5ors.
Ray Verzal, club secretary,
is making plans for gathering
1948 Baler memberships.
HO» t :.©: aoP^RVISOl “
PROCEEDINGS
(Cont. from previous issue)
Lyle P. Dierks, Member of
Holt County Service Com
mission
Elmer Olberding, Town
ship Treasurer, Clev land
Precinct t ^
Motion was made bv Hub
bard, seconded by Wulf that
the above bonds be approved.
Carried. . ) I
Motion was made by Collins,
seconded by Hubbard that the
Holt County Board of Super
visors recommend to'the Ne?
braska Liquor Control Com
mission that On and Off Beer
Sale Licenses be granted to
the following persons: Motion
carried.
Melvin & Wilma Crotty, Or
chard, Nebraska
Rudie Juracek, Ewing, Ne
braska
Clarence Shaw, Ewing, Ne
Vvr'Q elf Q
, E. V. & Ruth Bishop, O’
Neill, Nebraska
Motion by Hubbard, second
ed by Sterns that the fo low
ing claims be allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the
Drag Fund in payment of
same *
Ed Alder, road dragging $58.50
Fred Fondus, road drag
ging 10.00
Andrew Ramold, road
dragging - 22.20
Frank B. Schrad, road
dragging -- 14.00
Wm. H. Crawford, road
dragging - 22.0^
H. A. Mitchell, road
dragging _ 22.00
Robert Sanderson, haying
roads _^. 16.00
Joe Wagman, road drag
, ging-12.0C
5:00 P. M. On motion the
Board adjourned until 10:00 A
j M., March 31, 1948.
ED J. MATOUSEK,
Chairman
RUTH HOFFMAN.
County Clerk
O’Neill, Nebraska
March 31, 1948
10:00 A. M.
Holt County Board of Super
visors met as per adjournment.
All members present.
Meeting called to order by
the Chairman.
Motion was made by Collins,
seconded by Hubbard, that
since there is a large amount
of work necessary to care for
the Court House and grounds
properly the Board hire addi
tional help to do this work
and that Elmer Bowen and E.
W. Samms be hired at salaries
of $140.00 per month each.
Carried.
12:00 Noon. On motion the
Board adjourned until 1:00 P.
IK _
O’Neill, Nebraska
March 31, 1948
10:00 A. M.
Holt County Board of Super
visors met as per adojurnment.
All members present.
Meeting called to order by
the Chairman.
Motion was made by Collins,
seconded by Schollmeyer that
"he following claims be allow
ed and warrants ordered
drawn on the Road Fund in
payment of same:
Toml Alder, road drag
ging *
Central Supply Co., re
pairs —.—..
Glen Cobb Chevrolet, ^ ^
Continental Oil Co., gas 10.89
George Curran, road
work . t _ (0-50
Dens Oil Lubricant Co.,
motor °U 108 20
Chet Fees, repairs lUH.ZU
•V c Halva, repairs & la
bor .~ yuu
Jbghway Eqpt. & Sup
oly Co., repairs
Island 1 Supply Co., re
i» pair* „ - 46 87
Island (Supply Co., re
pairs 4488
D< mis Kaup. labor 10.00
C W. Kirkland, road
Ivrad|.. r 15-°°
Leo Kramer, repairs &
j <■ 1 ibor ---
Ma cellus Imp 1 e m e n t
I Co., repairs ^
Mentzer Bros., tires &
tibes
Missouri Valley Mach.
C j., repairs ------7
Missouri Valley Mach._
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Memorial Day Dance
AMERICAN LEGION AUDITORIUM
— O’NEILL —
Sunday, May 30
ACES OF RHYTHM ORCHESTRA
EVERYONE WELCOME
Attention Children!
LAURA JEAN HOLLIDAY
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ho\Veid Ho liday
oi O’Neill
Does your Mom know that ybu are in
vited to'em«r the big baby fcontest now
going on at the Co.? Have
ner nrmg you down to the Studio today!
All Kiddies welcome—ages 6 months to 5
years may enter the contest.
★ ★ ★
O'Neill Photo Co.
PREMIER-TO-EE VISITS SOLDIERS . . .
David Ben Gurion (center), -at present chair
man of the Jewish agency but slated to be
come the prime minister of the Jewish state
to-be in Palestine, is shown at a Jerusalem
crrnp visiting soldiers of the Hanagah, Jew
i; h fighting force which has been carrying on
the Jews’ battle against the Arabs for
months. Haganah, about 75,000 strong, is
reported to be a well-trained, highly efficient
fighting force, yet these soldiers appear to be
just youngsters. Nevertheless, they have had
much experience in the difficult art of guer
rilla warfare.
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GOOD MEDICINE FROM THE UNITED
f TATES . . . Beneficial results from the Am
erican Friendship trains know few bounds.
Arrival of a friendship train loaded with
nourishing food will give these tubercular pa
tients in a Vienna, Austria, hospital a better
chance to win their fight against the scourge.
Physician in charge has announced the arriv
all of the food on a blackboard in an open-air
ward. Doctors fighting tuberculosis in dis
ease-ridden nations of Europe have been ask
ing continually for food, as the best medicine
they can provide. This food was donated
by people of the 48 states and Alaska.
Co., repairs _ 28.07
Joe Mlinar, Jr., road
work _ 19.83
C. R. Myers, repairs_ 1.82
Lyle McKim, road work 155.25
Dale Potts, road work .. 131.50
i Frank Skrdla, repairs 8.80
John G. Slaymaker,
road work _ 71.50
Robert O. Slaymaker,
road work _ 65.65
Albert Sterns, road su
pervision _ 15.00
Gamble Store, O’Neill,
battery & alcohol _ 17.77
Geo. E. Collins, supplies 3.00
Central Supply Co., tire
& tube 172.94
Andy Clark road super
vision . 15.00
Continental Oil Co., oil
& gas 157.82
Continental Oil Co., gas
& oil 04.86
Dankert Service, gas &
oil . 70.00
Harold Donohoe, road
work - 175.50
Gill Motor Co., gas &
oil 54.38
B. G. Hanna r ad work 85.50
Inter State Oil Co., stor
age tank 54.20
Island Supply Co., re
j pairs ■ 87.37
Jarvis Oil Co., gas 2.35
Keating Implement Co.
repairs _!- 4.89
James Kirkland, road
work _ 51.15
Lchaus Motor Co., re
pairs & labor .. 49.35
Ed J- Matousek, road
supervision _ 20 00
Missouri Valley Mach.
Co., repairs . 10.48
Missouri Valley Mach.
Co., repairs .. .40
Moore-Noble Lbr. Co.,
coal for shop .... 18.20
Robert LeRoy Mlinar,
work 8.45
Chet McClenahan, road
work . 75.00
P & R Motor Co., labor
& repairs .. 88.60
Jos. Schollmeyer, road
supervision _ 20.00
Thos. Slattery, repairs 4.12
| Ray G. Slaymaker, road
work _ 76.7 J j
G. C. Smith, road work 42.50
Harvey Wahl, road
! work ____ 61.90
Geo E. Collins, road su
pervision _ 15.00
Motion by Wulf, seconded
by Collins that the following
claims be allowed and war
rants ordered drawn on the
Mail Roal Fund in payment of
same:
Dankert Service Station,
Diesel fuel $174.75
Leo S. Tomjack. road
work 18.75
Moore-Noble Lbr. Co.,
plank 790.15
Carl Wulf, road work 18.75
Motion by* Collins, seconded
by Sterns that the following
claims be allowed and war
rants ordered drawn on the
Road-Bridge Fund in payment
of same:
Boies Service Station,
gas & supplies .$ 2.03
Con'inental Oil Co., fuel 50.08
Der.s Oil Lubricant Co.,
oil 52.30
Highway Eqpt. & Sup
ply Co., repairs 6.ll
Lohaus Motor Co., re
a R. H. SHRINER
Wind & Tornado, Trucks & \‘ra tor. Personal Properly
Liability GENERAL INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE, LOANS. FA !M SERVICE, RENTALS
Aulomobile^^^O^Neill^^^^j—^^hoRe^O^Farn^f>ropMt^
MAY 29 30 31
NEUGH, NEB.
I
RIVERSIDE PARK
!
2 P. M.—RODEO EVENTS BEGIN.
Bronc Riding, Bulldogging. Sieer
r:ding. Special Roping, Trick Riding
Events and Other Attractions.
MIDWAY OPEN ALL AFTERNOON
AND EVENING
SPONSORED BY NELIGH VFW
Gate Adm.: 1:20, Grandstand, .60, Bleachers, .40, tax. inc.
Dancing at Riverside Pavilion, 9 p. m.
MONDAY_JIMMY BARNETTS BAND
SATURDAY RUDY KAYE AND HIS ORCHESTRA
pairs 186.75 j
Missouri Valley Mach.
Co., repairs - 59.83 |
Pollack Service Station,
| gas Sc supplies . 79.48
1 Merle Schilousky, load
ing dirt_ 2.60
Leo S. Tomjack, road
work_156.75
Missouri Valley Mach.
Co., repairs_ 338.48
Clarence Colfack, haul
ing dirt_7.80
D. E. Crandall, road
work 91.12
Ewing Lbr. & Coal Co.,
repairs _ 16.70
Highway Eqpt. Sc Sup
ply Co., repairs 3.45 |
Missouri Valley Mach.
Co., repairs 12.00
Missouri Valley Mach.
Co., repairs _ 66.94
A. E. Schilousky, re
pairs 84.65
Spittler Bros., repairs 3.20
Carl Wulf, road work 130.50
Petitions for refunds from
the following persons were
read and motion was made by
Hubbard, seconded by Wulf
that the prayers of the peti
i tioners be granted and refunds
issued them in the following
amounts:
!Joe Schindler $14.16
T. E. Alderson 31.16
Gertrude Howard 3.00
Alva L. Scholz 10.95
L. W. Ullrich 28.00
Gerharcft Vonderoke 8.90
Motion by Wulf, seconded by
< Hubbard that the folowing
claims be allowed and war
rants ordered drawn on the
Bridge Fund in payment of
same:
Armco Drainage & Met
al Products, culverts $353.70
Campbel Lbr Co., sup
plies 24.75
Continental Oil Co., gas 94.82
Ed Evans, bridge labor 118.50
H. W. Hubbard, bridge
inspection 25.00
Ernest Lieb, bridge la
I v bor 152.25
Moore-Noble Lbr. Co.,
bridge planks 1119.46
Elmer Shaffer, bridge
foreman 182.70
Albert Sterns, bridge
inspection 10.00
Wheeler Lbr. & Supp.
Co., lumber 1632.71
W. E. Wulf, bridge in
spection 25.00
Armco Dr. & Met. Prod
ucts, culverts 889.71
Andy Clark, bridge
work 10.0C
D. E. Crandall, bridge
work 18.00
B. G. Hanna, bridge
labor ... 74.20
Keatng Impl. Co., sup
plies -_12.4C
Ed M. Matousek, bridge
inspection _ 30.00
Chet McClenahan,
bridge labor _ 60.00
Thos. Slattery, repairs .. 11.86
Jerry Weller, bridge la
labor ___119.25
Carl Wulf, bridge labor 9.00
Motion by Wulf, seconded by
Stems that the following
claims be allowed and war
rants ordered drawn on the
Unemployment Relief Fund in
payment of same:
Boyd County -- $19.97
Councl Oak Store, At
kinson _ 12.00
Council Oak Store, O’
Neill _ 17.34
James Cronk - 24.00
Holt County Treasurer 109.82
Ideal Market _ 35.00
Moore-Noble Lumber &
Coal Co. -_18.45
Norfolk State Hospital 32.50
Pelcer & Spence _ 25.00
Thad E. Saunders - 58.92
Wayne Hospital .. — 75.00
Thad E. Saunders 15.00
Drs. Brown & French 20.00
Council Oak Store, O’
Neill . 10.00
Council Oak Store, O’
Neill 48.00
Coufel Market 180.00
Holt County Treasurer 250.15
Harry Kopp 10.00 *
Newman Oil Co. ..... 6.80
O’Neill Drug Store 5.54
Schulz Store 25.00
Watson Grocery 15.00
O’Neill Hospital 41.60
Motion by Clark, seconded
i by Schollmeyer that the fol
lowing claims be allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the
General Fund in payment of
same:
J. G. Brewster, insur
ance premium $ 5.00
Brion & Huffman Ins.
Co., Diers, bond 5.00
Columbia Ribbon &
Carbon Co., supplies 4.50
Andy Clark, salary 50.00
Geo. E. Collins, mileage 41.70
Consumers Public Pow
er Dist., service 2.00
Duro Test Corp., light
bulbs 23.22
Hammond & Stephens,
supplies 6.60
Holt County Independ
ent. printing & sup
plies 573.18
Ed J. Matousek, salary 100.00
Milbu’n & Scott Co.,
supplies 4.10
Moore-Noble Lbr. Co.,
supplier 31.09
(To be continued)
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