Mr. and Mrs. Earl Switzer.
Lester Gish and Len Switzer,
of Los Angeles, Calif., arrived
Monday evening to visit Mr.
and Mrs. C. H Switzer.
Master Ben Asher, of Page,
is spending the week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C
H Switzer.
C. W. Porter went to Grand
Island Sunday to attend a
week's school of instruction in
connection with his work as a
collector of internal revenue.
Mr. and Mrs W H Bowker
and daughter, Beth, spent the
weekend as guests of Mrs.
Bowker’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Hammond.
Sunday guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Halva
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred D.
Sausek, of Walnut.
Last Thursday Vernal Koe
nig and daughter, Mary Jo, of
Bed Bluff, Calif., visited
Thomas Donlin and other rel
atives. Mr Koenig was called
here by the death of his fa
ther Guy Koenig, of Bone
steel, S. D.
Miss Loretta Enright went
to the home of her sister, ***!?;
Thomas Semlak, in Norfolk
Friday. On Saturday morn-1
ing she left to attend the No
tre Dame-Nebraska game in
Lincoln.
Vote for Fred J. Jungman,
of Atkinson, farmar. liva
aiock faadar, businessman.
World War I vataran. for tha
stale legislature from the
28th Nebraska district com
prising Rock. Keya Paha.
Boyd and Holt counties. Mr.
Jungman is capable and de
pendable. He is young
enough in years and old
enough in experience to ably
represent this district. Your
support on the non-political
ballot of the November 2
general election, will he
greatly appreciated. 24-25pol
adv.
Weekend guests at the home
of Thomas Donlin and other
relatives were his daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Regan, and chil
dren, Eugene and Gwendolyn,
of Omaha. Sunday visitors
from Spencer were Mr. and
Mrs. Arlen Kirk and daughter,
Patricia.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kurtz
and family went to Nenzel on
Friday to spend three days as
Juests at the John Schmit
ome,
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Car
ney and Mrs. Loretta Hynes
went to Pickstown, S. D., last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Jeffrey
and children and Mrs. Bayne
Grubb, of Chambers, were
dinner guests at the home of
Mrs. William Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Johnson
and family were Sunday din
ner guests at the Frank Sear
les home.
Mrs. Roy Stevens and daugh
ter, Jeannine, and Mrs. Benny
Prater and daughter, Bonita,
all of Clearwater, were guests
Sunday of Mrs. Mae Keller.
'■Nels Ballard was in Harting
ton Sunday.
Miss Mercedes Salmons, of
Mercid, Calif., arrived Sunday
morning for a visit with
friends. She expects to re
main about two or three
weeks. She spent the weekend
as a guest of Mr, and Mrs.
Donald A. McKamy. Miss Sal
mons’ sister and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frank, of
Norfolk, were also weekend
guests at the McKamy home.
Miss Lulu Way, of Wayne,
was a luncheon guest Satur
day at the home of Miss Elja
McCullough and Mrs. A. Brom
well.
The Frontier- 7c per copy
CDA Receives I 5
New Members
The members of the Catholic
Daughters of America. Court
St. Michael 697. held their an
nual banquet and initiation on
Sunday, October 17. The init
iation was held in the after
noon at the Knights of Colum
bus hall. , ,
- The 15 candidates included:
Misses Donna Rae Clements,
Viv.an Bauld, Clare Conway,
Deloris Kallhoti, Margaret
Hickey, and Mrs. Lyle Benda,
Mrs Lester Jonas. Mrs. Rosa
lia Jensen, Mrs. Frank Weber,
Mrs. Joseph Bruder, Mrs. Ger
ald McDermott, Mrs. Clarence
Gokie. Mrs Alta Campbell,
Mrs. Anna Jilg, and the rein
statement of Mrs Joseph Bou
ska.
The 6:30 p. m. banquet was
held at St. Mary’s academy
with 125 present. The program I
included: Rt. Rev. J. G. Mc
Namara, pastor of St. Pat- '
ricks church, invocation; Mrs.
Leo Carney, toastmistress1; Rt.
Rev, Charles Oborny, o( Ver
digree. address; Mrs. Frank
Clements, “Welcome”; Miss
Donna Clements, “Response”;
Dorothy Her, “The Littlest An
gel”; Miss Nancy Beha, “Prince
Charming”; sextette, Mrs. Lois
Saindon, Mrs. Dorothy Kelly,
Mrs. Walter Donohoe, Helen
O’Donnell, Claire Hickey and
Mrs. Francis Gilg; Rev. Cyril
Werner and Miss Margaret
Hickey, “Impressions of the
Day”; Helen O’Bryan, Millie
Larson and Mary Ann Knerl,
“Big Brown Bear”; Mrs. Laura
Bruening, of Hartington, state
regent, “Remarks"; Mrs. James
Kelly, Mrs. Edna Coyne, Mrs.
J. Leo Moore, Mrs. J. W. Hick
ey, Mrs. J. P. Protivinsky, and
Mrs. James Cronk, vocal se
lections; Monsignor McNamara,
“Remarks” and benediction.
The CDA held a srocial meet
ing at the K. of C. hall on
Tuesday. Pitch was played.
Miss Clare Conway won high;
Mrs. Gerald McDermott, con
sulation; Mrs. Arthur O’Neill,
all-cut. On the entertainment
committee were; Mrs. Clyde
Wilson, Mrs. Margaret Stan
nard, Mrs. Ivan Pruss, Mrs.
Mary Brennan, and Helen Du
.satko, Mrs. Simon Bosn, Mrs.
Dean Streeter. Mrs. James
Cronk, Mrs. Frank Clements.
A late lunch was served.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE—Six-room house,
full basement. Excellent lo
ation. Price $5,200.—D. H.
Brewster, O’Neill. 24-tf
WANTED - HATCHING EGGS:
We guarantee to take all
your hatching eggs from
January 1 to May 1 or may
be longer. Premiums are 12c
per dozen over your local
farm run price on all breeds
except Leghorn hens mated
to Black Austrolope males,
which is 14c. We will fur
nish you Black Austrolope
males without charge as long
as our present supply lasts.
—Corkle Hatchery, O’Neill.
24-27.
CARD OF THANKS
OUR THANKS to the friends
and relatives for their sym
pathy and acts of kindness
in the loss of our dear
mother and for the beautiful
floral offerings; also the
choir who sang so beauti
fully.—Miss Marie Roseler,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rose
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Roseler, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Wayman, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Kunns, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Kuhns, Mrs. Susan
Kubichek, Mr, and ^Vlrs. Lou
Jearont, Mr. and Ml*. Mitch
ell Wilson. 24
F( )R RENT. Office building on
Main Street. — Mrs. Anna
Brown, O’Neill. 24c
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Remember...
Friday, Oct. 22
Is the Date
for Our
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dancing, good entertainment.
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Official Proceedings of the
Holt County Board of Supervisors
(Continued from page 8,
Section B)
seconded by Hubbard that the
following Claims be allowed and
warrants drawn on the Road
Fund in payment of same:
Clyde Allen, wrenches— 14.98
John Andrus, hauling
gravel 290.00
Leslie . Andrus, hauling
gravel 328.75
Beckwith Oil Co., gas and
tires _ — — 252.31
Ed Brandt, hauling clay 86.25
Francis Brandt, hauling
clay 63.75
Emil Carlson, road work 145.50
Central Supply Co., sup
plies 346.69
Central Supply Co., sup
plies .. .. ...- 14.22
Central Supply Co., ele
vating grader _ 350.00
Central Supply Co., re
pairs _ _ . 237.98
Geo. E. Collins, road su
pervision .. 87.28
D. E. Crandall, road
work_45.80
D-A Lubricant Co., oil 18.05
Sis Ebbensgaard. gravel 336.00
Ed Etherton, road work 60.00
B. G. Hanna, road work 60.00
Highway Eqpt. & Supply
Co., repairs 42.93
H. W. Hubbard, road sup
ervision __40.00
Inter State Oil Co., anti
freeze 27.59
Keating Implement Co.,
repairs 21.53
C. W. Kirkland, rent of
pickup 7.50
James Kirkland, drag line
operator 177.75
Knievel & Thiele, repairs 1.15
Wm. Krotter & Son, gra
vel _ 173.12
Lohaus Motor Co., re
pairs . 22.86
Lohaus Motor Co., re
pairs 7.05
T S. McShane, repairs — 12.80
Verle D. Miller, road
work 6.50
Missouri V alley Mach.
Co., repairs_60.37
Morgan Hardware, re
pairs 4.17
Chet McClenahan, road
work 33.70
Claude Neal, hauling
gravel 201.90
Joe Niezgocke, road
work 21.50
Vincent Osborne, elevat
ing grader 525.00
Leslie Perry, road work 30.00
Dale Potts, road work 178.50
Fred Richardson, repairs 2.00
E. J. Shane, tractor re
pair . 13.50
Frank Skrdla, repairs 102.15
Robt. O. Slaymaker, road
work ... _ 111.0C
Herbert Sweet, hauling
gravel — . 35.80
Western Auto Store, sup
plies 4.36
Casper Winkler, road
work 85.00
W. E. Wulf, road super
vision 40.00
John Andrus, hauling
clay . v. 86.25
Leslie Andrus, hauling
clay 86.25
Melvin Andrus, hauling
clay 86.25
Boies Service Station,
gas and repairs 17.57
Ed Brandt, hauling gra
vel 235.00
Emil Carlson, road work 15.00
Maurice Cavanaugh, haul
ing gravel .. 63.00
Central Supply Co., sup
plies 270.66
Central Supply Co., sup
plies 3.85
Central Supply Co., re
pairs 19.06
Andy Clark, road super
vision _ 106.60
Continental Oil Co., gas
and oil 171.85
D-A Lubricant Co., oil 10.92
Arch Densberger, mowing
roads 27.00
Vern Eppenbach, bridge
work _ 56.25
Fetrow Repair Shop, re
pairs _ 53.50
Paul Read, road work 108.75
Edwin Hubbard, mowing
roads _ 44.25
Inter State Oil Co., diesel
oil _ 50.60
Jarvis Oil Co., gas and
repairs 21.42
C. W. Kirkland, road
work 128.35
James Kirkland, road
work _ 45.90
Ernie Kloppenborg, driv
ing truck 81.25
Leo Kramer, repairs 3.47
Lincoln Eqpt. Co., re
pairs _ -40
Lohaus Motor Co., re
pairs . 87.50
Ed J. Matousek, road su
pervision _ 70.00
Mentzer Bros., repairs _ 4.05
Missouri Valley Mach.
Co., grader . 10741.39
Missouri Valley Mach.
Co., repairs 16.22
C. R. Myers, repairs _ 975.13
Lyle McKim, road work 197.25
Nebr. Tractor Eqpt. Co.,
repairs 146.09
Frank Noffke, Jr., re
pairs 16.02
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Wakmanns, Water Proofs .... 22.95 UP
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iHil
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Jewelry Gifts
#
A Small Deposit Holds
Your Gift 'Till Christ
mas.
Jewelry
Elgin-American Compacts, Sckaffer & Par
ker Pen & Pencil Sets, Ronsons & Evans
Lighters, Marvella Pearls, Lucina Creation,
Necklaces.
McCrary
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k Silverware
Manchester, Towles, 1874 Rogers,
Community, Holmes & Edwards.
Priced Right . . . Styled Right ... to Sell
on Sight!
I
Pecaut Industrial Supply
Co., repairs 1.98
R. Peterson, road work 36.00
Jerry Potts, road work 24.55
A. E. Schilousky, repairs 3.20
Shelhamer Service, re
pairs 32.05
Thos. Slattery, repairs 6.82
Albert Sterns, road su
pervision 40.00
Harvey Wahl, road work 202.30
Western Auto Store, sup
plies 5.46
Carl Wulf, road work - 171.75
Robert Yantzie, hauling
grader 65.00
Motion was made by Wulf,
seconded by Hubbard that the
Co. Treasurer be authorized and
instructed to strike the South
25 ft. of Lot 11 in Block 2, Town
of Inman, from the Tax rolls of
Holt County. Motion carried,
ed until August 24, 1948 unless
On motion the Board adjourn
called in before by the Clerk.
Ruth Hoffman,
County Clerk.
Ed J. Matousek,
Chairman.
O’Neill, Nebraska
August 3, 1948
10:00 A. M.
Holt County Board of Sup-1
ervisors met at the call of the
Clerk. All members present
except Schollmeyer. Meeting
called to order by the Chair
man.
The forenoon was spent
working on the Budget.
12:00 Noon. On motion the
Board ajourned until 1:00 P.
M.
O’Neill, Nebraska
August 3, 1948
1:00 P. M.
Holt County Board of Super
visors met as per adjournment.
All -members present except
Schollmeyer.
Meeting called to order by
the Chairman.
RESOLUTION OF ADOPT
ION AND APPROPRIATION
WHEREAS, a proposed coun
ty budget for the fiscal year
7-1-48 to 6-30-49, prepared by
the Budget Making Authority,
was transmitted to the County
Board on the 13th day of July,
1948, and
WHEREAS, a summary of
such proposed budget, together
with a notice of public hearing
to be held on the 28 th day of
July, 1948, was published in
(Continued on page 8
Section A)
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