Future Subscribers
MARTINS—Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Martins, 01 Atkinson, a
son Thomas Dewey, weighing
oounds, born Tuesday, Oc
toberTi ai the O'NetU haspit
“‘'bRAINARD - Mr. andIfe
George Bramard, of O Neill, a
daughter, weighing 8*4 P^nds,
born Thursday, October 14, a
the O’Neill hospital. Mrs
Brainard is the hainer Esthei
^JOHNSON - Mr. and Mrs.
Rov v. Johnson, jr., a son
Roy V, III, weighing 9 pounds
born Sunday, October 17, at
the O’Neill hospital.
WILSON— Mr. and Mrs. B.
H. Wilson, of Atkinson, a son,
born Saturday, October 16, at
St. Vincent’s in Sioux City.
The Wilsons own and operate
the Wilson drug store in At
kinson.
WOODS—Mr. and Mrs. Lon
nie Woods, of Elm Creek, a
daughter, Anms Delores, born
Tuesday, October 12. Mrs.
Woods is the former Ann May
Nickel, of Inman. They have
one other daughter
Seek Additional Vets
tor Farm Training
There is still room for vet
erans to enroll in the veterans’
farm training school which be
gan October 1, according to
Kieth Abart, Holt county ser
vice officer.
The course covers all phases
of agriculture that pertain to
Holt county. The complete
course lasts for two years, a
minimum of 200 hours of
classroom attendance per year
is required. This course is at
no cost to the veteran.
“If you are interested in
enrolling, contact me,” Mr.
Abart said.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admissions: October 13 —
Clyde Streeter, of O’Neill, j
medical, condition “improved;" j
Mrs. Charles Kalina, of In
man, medical, condition “satis
tactory”. October 16 — Mrs.
Robert Sholes, of Inman, med
ical, condition “good”; Mrs.
Minnie Riemers, of Ewing,
medical, condition, “good”. Oc
tober 18—James Hopkins, of
Inman, medical, condition
“slightly improved.”
Dismissals: October 15—Mrs.
Charles Prichett and son, of1
O’Neill, condition, “good”;
Mrs. Francis Strong and son,
of O’Neill, condition “good”;
Baby Ellen Lois McKay, of
Chambers, condition “good”. |
October 16 — Mrs. Wm. Beha
and daughter, of O’Neill, con
dition “good”. October 17 —
Mrs. Robert Sholes, of In
man, condition “good”. Octob
er 18—Mrs. Charles Kalina, of
Inman, condition “good”. Oc
tober 20—Clyde Streeter, O’
Neill.
In the hospital: Baby Mar
tins, of Atkinson, condition
“good”.
ATTENDS MEETING
W. B. Gillespie, head of Gil
lespie’s home appliance store
here, attended the 20th anni
versary meeting of the Skelgas
division of the Skelly Oil Co.
held at the Fontenelle hotel in
Omaha on Tuesday, October
1 2.
Noon, Wednesday, October 20
(Prices subject to change)
I Cream, No. 1 - -58
Cream, No. 2 -55
Eggs, No. 1 -55
Heavy hens
Leghorn hens -21
Heavy springs -- - -24
Leghorn springs —~ -21
Corn No. 2. yellow 1.10
Oats -65
Barley 100
Wheat 1 85
SICK & INJURED
jSSriS o1*Am!Si. we”;
r-ffifes-ft-al
star J& - H
ment or surgery. . . . •«*“
Hammer berg suffered a stroke
Sunday morning while Pe
forming his regularA*1?. «?
janitor at the Method
church. His son, Algot, said
Monday evening that he was
"somewhat improved. M r.
Hammerberg has been janitor
for the church for many years.
. Mrs. Nick O’Connell, who
has been “very ill” for sever
al weeks at the home of Dor
othy Barrett, is “much im
proved.” Her daughter, Mrs.
Miles Motes, of Osage, Wyo.,
arrived Tuesday night and
when she returns to her home
her mother will accompany
her. . . Mrs. Lois Cunning
ham left for Sioux City Mon
day morning to take her little
daughter, Mary Lou, to a hos
pital there. . . Rev. A. J. Leh
man left Tuesday for Omaha
where he will enter a St.
Catherine’s hospital for treat
ment.
O’NEILL — Miss Kathleen
Wamke is ill this week. . . .
Manlord Ross has returned
home and is “much better.”
. . . Mrs. Annie Callaway took
her father, Mr. Bruns, to Bas
sett Monday to consult their
physician. On Monday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Callaway took
Mr. Bruns to the Methodist
hospital in Omaha . . . Mrs.
Clarence Wrede is “improving”
in the Lutheran hospital in
Sioux City after undergoing a
major operation there last
week.
INMAN — Mrs. Ethel Mur
phy, of Dickinson, N. D., spent
several days the past week at
the J. T. Thompson home
helping to Scare for her half
brother, Mi*. Thompson, who
su fared a stroke on October 1.
He is still confined to his bed.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomp
son, of Norfolk, have also
spent several days the past
week in the Thompson home. .
J. R. Hopkins is also ill at his
home in the south part of
town and is confined.
CHAMBERS— Wade Grubb,
of Chambers, underwent a ma
jor operation at Clarkson hos
October 13. ... Mr. and Mrs.
pital in Omaha Wednesday.
Ernest Jungbluth took their
twin son to the Children’s me
morial hospital a t Omaha
Thursday for a minor opera
tion on his nose. This is the
second operation. . . . Lloyd
Wintermote returned Sunday
from the Lutheran hospital at
AMELIA—Mrs. Lee Gilman
went t o Norfolk Saturday
where she consulted doctors
j about her eye, which she
burned with lye some time
ago.
i LYNCH—Norma Jean Pas
' sieux was operated on at the
I Lynch hospital recently.
Farm Land
For Sale
Because I am not able to operate these places since John's
death, I will sell at private sale the land hereinafter describ
ed, situated one and one-half miles East and two and one
half miles North of O'Neill, on the graveled Highway.
NEVi Sec. 9, Twp. 29, Range 11.
This is an unimproved quarter, except for fencing. Approx
imately 80 acres is under cultivation, and the remaining 80
acres is good pasture land.
SWi/4 Sec. 9, Twp. 29, Range 11.
This is the Home Place. It is improved, with a 7-room house
in fair condition, with a cement basement. There is an out
side cement cave a barn 48x56 in good condition, with a
built-in granary, and two chicken houses. Approximately
90 acres are under cultivation. 15 acres are in alfalfa, of
which about 5 acres are fenced hog tight. The remaining
part of the quarter is good pasture land.
NYz NW‘/4 Section 16, Twp. 29, Range 11
This is a School Lease. Approximately 20 acres are under
cultivation, and the remaining 60 acres are in good hay land.
This land has all been operated as one unit and I will
sell it as one unit.
Attractive terms can be artanged.
MARY A. KELLEY, Owner
O'NEILL. NEBRASKA
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE HOLT COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
(Continued from page 4
Section A)
the Frontier, a legal newspap
er, on the 22nd day of July,
1948, and
WHEREAS, a public hearing
was held, pursuant to said pub
lished notice, on the 28th day
of July, 1948, and
WHEREAS, the action of the
State Board of Equalization
has been had and certified to
the County Clerk,
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED, by the Board of
County Supervisors of Holt
County, Nebraska, as follows:
Section 1. That the budget
for the fiscal year, 7-1-48 to 6
30-49, as summerized on page
2 of the budget document be,
pnd the same hereby is adopt
ed as the budget for Holt
County for said fiscal year.
Section 2. That for the ex
penditures proposed in said
budget document as adopted,
there is hereby appropriated,
by officers, departments, act
ivities, institutions and furfds,
the following amounts, to-w«it:
COUNTY GENERAL FUND
For General Administration
County Board $8955.00
County Clerk 6515.00
County Treasurer 8290.00
Register of Deeds 3935.00
Clerk of District Court 4997.50
County Judge 5400.00
County Sheriff 6525.00
County Superintendent 6660.00
County Attorney 3395.00
County Assessor 9125.00
County Surveyor 1630.00
County Service Officer 3012.50
Agriculture Agent 3975.00
County Physician 200.00
County Jail 1030.00
Building and Grounds 8700.00
Elections 5500.00
County Annex Bldg. 3000.00
For General Miscellaneous
Bounties $2800.00
Advertising Tax Sales 600.00
Printing and Publish
ing 1800.00
Compensation Insur
ance 1100.00
Highway Right-o f-way 800.00
Vital Statistics 150.00
District Court Cost inc.
Jury 800.00
Law Enforcement-County
Attorney 400.00
Teacher’s Institute & 8th
Grade Examinations 675.00
County School Exhibit 250.00
Miscellaneous 1000.00
County Bridge Fund $37,950.00
County Road-Bridge
Fund 44.989.95
County Road Fund 105,609.11
County Road Dragging
Fund 4,200.00
County Unemployment
Fund 10,000.00
Mother’s Pension'
Fund 1,072.12
County Soldiers and
Sailors Relief Fund 1,800.00
County Fair Fund 2,500.00
County Bond Sinking
Fund For Principal $5000.00
For Interest 325 00
Total 5,325.00
TOTAL GENERAL $101,270.00
County Tax Sale Fore
closure _ $1,000.00
Special Mail R 6 u t e
Road Fund _ * 69,961.71
Section 3. That the officers,
departments, activities and in
stitutions hereinbefore named,
are hereby authorized to ex-1
pend the amounts hereinbefore
appropriated to them during
the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1948 and ending June
30, 1949.
Section 4. That the income
necessary to linance the ap
propriations made and expend
itures authorized shall be pro
vided out of cash on hand in
each fund, revenues to be col
lected during the fiscal year in
each fund, and a tax levy for
each fund as follows:
General Fund Mills 2.00
Bridge Fund Mills 1.12
Road Fund Mills .14
(To be continued)
Mrs. A. F. Stanton left Fri
day for Sioux Falls, S. D., to
spend a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. John Cuddy,
and family.
Entertain WSTC Instructors —
EWING—Miss Lula Way and
Miss Lenore Ramsey, "instruc
tors at Wayn/ State Teachers’
college, were Friday night din
ner guests of Miss Vaulde Wel
ke, of Ewing. She returned
with them to Wayne to attend
he college homecoming activ
ities Saturday. October 16.
. O’NEILL LOCALS
Mrs. Arlen Kirk, of Spencer,
visited with relatives here on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Dougland, of Hastings, visited
last Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday at the home of Mr.
Hougland, of Hastings, visited
Olson, Mr. Olson and family.
Doyle . Keller, of Beemer,
spent last Thursday visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mae Keller.
Mrs. E. W. Kramer and Son,
Robert William, were weekend
guests in Atkinson at the home
of Mrs. Kramer’s father, Rob
er H. Fox.
The Misses Barbara Birm
ingham and Nancy Froelich
flew from Chicago. 111., to at
tend the Notre Dame-Nebras
ka game at Lincoln. They
were guests of Miss Lu Ann
Iler at Delta Delta Delta house
at the 'University of Nebraska.
Miss Birmingham and Miss
Froelich are students at Barat
college, Lake Forest, 111.
Mrs. Seralda Johnson is
honored at 80. (See story on
page 3 Section B.)
Go to Omaha —
ATKINSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Chace and Rose Mary
and James, left Tuesday to
spend a few days in Omaha.
Vote for Fred J. Jungman.
on the non-political ballot
November 2. for the state
legislature from this district.
Capable. experienced and
dependable. 24-25poladv
^»Rock Bottom Prices WAITING FOR YOU
AT OUR
STORES
YOU CAN
BUY
FOR
LESS
-AT
Effective
Oct. 21-22-23
at
Union Super Mkt.
Union Store
O’Neill
New
Union Store
Atkinson
Butternut Pancake Flour
10-lb. Bag.79c
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WATCH YOUR MAIL FOR
Handbill Covering Our
GIGANTIC CAN GOODS SALE
9 Days ... Beginning Oct. 21st
Kraft Velveeta Cheese
2-lb. Loaf 89c
A Fine Selection of High
Quality, Low-Priced
MEATS
Pure Ground Beef
Per Lb. 43c
Fresh Pork Hocks
Per Lb. 336
SLAB BACON
Light, 8- 10-lb. av.. Vi or whole
Per Lb. 49 c
Cudahy'i Fancy
Beef Chuck Roasts'
Per Lb.. 49c
Whiting Fish
2 Lbs. 33c
Tender Minute Steak
Per Lb. 63C
FREE Butternut COFFEE
at SNACK BAR
Thursday - Friday - Saturday
Deep South Grapefruit Juice
46-Oz. Can 19cJ
Case of 12.2.16 *
WHOLESALE PRICES
ON BEEF BY THE QUARTER
For your Locker or Deep Freeze Unit. Prices you can’t afford I
to pass . . . Your opportunity to select Quality Meat at the Price I
you can afford to pay. I
Fruits - Vegetables
200 BUSHELS of Fancy
Ring Packed Utah Jonathan
APPLES, per basket
2.99
TOKAY GRAPES
Pound 9c
ORANGES
California, Juice
5-lb. Bag 47c
EATMOR
CRANBERRIES
1-pound Cello
Bag - 24c
Yellow, Spanish
ONIONS
5-lb. Bag 23c
50-lb. Bag 1.65
POTATOES
Truckload Nebraska-Grown ... A Good
Buy for Your Money.
SNACK BAR SPECIALS
New Radar
Hot T oasted Sandwiches 20 C
Thick Malted Milk 19c
HEINZ SOUP . . . New Addition to Our Snack Bar
Roberts Milk . . . tall cans
2 cans 29c 4 cans 56c
Case of 48 cans 6.45
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Produce & Feed Department
Have You Entered the Big
ItTwL - Nutrena Feeds - ZUl
Ask Our Boys at Any of the Following Locations for Details Telling How You Can Enter This Big Contest
Ray Riesselman
ATKINSON
Francis Mohr
CHAMBERS
James Cavanaugh
CLEARWATER
Benny Prater
FEED SPECIALS
Nutrena 20% Egg Mash Crumbles, per 100 $4.49
Nutrena All Mash Egg Crumbles, per 100 $4.29
Crushed Rock Salt, per 100 _ 78c
I Produce Price* . . . Subject to Market Change
NO. 1 EGGS.55c
Shelhamer Produce
Phone 170 — O’NEILL, NEBR. — Phone 173 I