LETTER BOX
Atkinson, Nebr.,
February 6, 1949.
The Frontier, O'Neill, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
Enclosed find check; send The
Frontier for one year to my
brother-in-law. W. J. Fegley,
West Point. Nebr., starting with
the February 3 issue. Please
send the February 3 paper to
my sister. Theresa lluck. 7627
Dorchester Ave., Chicago 10.
111., one copy of February 3 to
my brother, Wm, Solfermoser,
at West Point, Nebr.
This paper sure has the news.
I live 24 miles southwest of
Atkinson and no w'ay to get to
town since December 20. A fel
low has some cattle here and a
neighbor hauls the hay. This
fellow came out on January 11
and walked across six miles and
brought my mail and came out
with plane to look at cattle and
brought groceries and my mail.
I’d like to have county road
opened and a track broken to
get a truck to bring our some
coal.
FRANK SOLFERMOSER
Amelia, Nebr.,
February 4, 1949.
Dear Sir: ,
Being snowbound since Janu
ary 2 we have been very thank
ful for your “Voice of The Fron
tier'’ broadcast. It is a fine thing
now to have news of the storm
over the radio. Our only way of
transportation now would be by
plane.
I would like to have you send
me The Frontier for the next
year. Please find enclosed $2.50
which is what I think it costs.
More power to all of you.
Sincerely,
MRS. RAYMOND BLY
P. S.—Romaine Saunders was a
neighbor of ours when he lived
on his place here. If you have
some back numbers we would
like the paper from February 1.
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Madison, Nebr., /
February 7, 1949.
To the Editor of The Frontier,
Dear Sir:
First of all I must write that
we enjoy your broadcasting ov
er WJAC1. Everything comes in
so clearly here at Madison.
We are all so sorry to hear
that you have had so many bliz
zards. I know what the blizzard
of 1888 was like. My parents
homesteaded in Pierce county in
1878. Too bad about the lose of
life and also the livestock.
I heard you say over the ra
dio anyone asking for a copy of
the blizzard of 1949 edition of
your paper would receive one. I
am enclosing 15 cents for the
mailing charges. May I have a
copy please?
Sincerelv,
MRS. FRANK VOECKS.
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Genoa, Nebr.,
February 5, 1949.
Dear Sirs:
Will you please send us five
copies of the blizzard edition.
We listen to your O’Neill
Frontier broadcasts and are so
thankful you are getting help.
We live right on the edge of
the bad area—a country store
near us saves a lot of us of get
ting low on food. Of course, we
have been “snow plowed” out
several times and try to make
the eight-mile trip to Genoa once
in a while before it starts to
“blow.”
MRS. CARL RUPP.
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Amelia, Nebr.,
February 8. 1949,
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.,
Dear Sir:
We are still having calls for
February 3 copy of The Fron
tier. That is the one with the ac
count of the radio broadcast in
it.
Will you please send me 10
copies of it. That will include
those I ordered when I sent in
news.
Thank you,
LINDSEY’S STORE.
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Emmet, Nebr.,
February 5, 1949.
Dear Sirs:
I am enclosing 30 cents. I
would appreciate it if you
would send copies of your pap
er of February 3 to the names
enclosed.
Yours truly,
DEAN BECKWITH.
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Ewing, Nebr.,
February 8, 1949.
The Frontier:
I am sending 10 cents for
which please send last week’s
Frontier to my granddaughter,
Mrs. E. L. Winter, Toledo, Ore.,
A while back she sent me clip
pings from “The Oregonian.”
One was the street scene in
Atkinson during the storm—
one of the horse standing by the
auto.
I like the “Voice of The
Frontier.” Listen whenever I
can, but as I help haul hay I
miss some.
Thanking you for sending the
paper to Oregon.
MRS. FRANK EPPENBACH
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Stuart, Nebr.,
February 8, 1949.
Gentlemen:
Enclosed find 30 cents.
Please end three blizzard edit
ions of The Frontier to:
JOHN SHALD.
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Inman, Nebr.,
February 7, 1949.
Dear Editor:
Will you please send the last
issue of The Frontier to: Mrs.
Don Tully, Lennox, Iowa. En
closing a dime and thank you
very much.
Yours truly,
MRS. JUSTIN BUTTERFIELD
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Atkinson, Nebr.,
February 3, 1949.
Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.,
Dear Sirs:
Would you please put this
card of thanks in The Frontier
for me? I’ll pay you first time
I’m in O’Neill—it might be next
Fourth of July the way the
roads are here. I was flown
home from the hospital Sunday,
January 8 in a plane sent from
Norfolk and the plane has been
our only contact with the world
since January 2, when I left
home.
I enjoyed your broadcast on
my radio while in the hospital
as it kept me informed of con
ditions in Holt county and we
hope the Army gets out here
soon. We have a caterpillar and
’dozer but by the time my hus
band gets roads and stacks open
ed for neighbors we are snow
ed or blowed in again and have
n’t been to town for over three
weeks with any vehicle—just
mail and necessities are flown
to us by my brother-in-law, Earl
Coxbili, of Atkinson.
Sincerely,
MRS. FRED E. BOETTCHER,
McLean, Nebr.,
February 5, 1949.
Dear Sir:
I enclose 50 cents for which
I would like to have newspapers
on the blizzard and snow pic
tures. I believe you said they
were 10 cents a copy so that
would allow me five copies for
50 cents.
I remain, sincerely,
E. J. VOLK.
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Royal, Nebr.,
February 8, 1949.
Frontier, O.’Neill, Nebr.
lear Sir:
Will you please send me a
Frontier to the address below—
Thursday, February 3—find the
im.' attached.
Thank you,
HATTIE COLE.
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Meadow Grove, Nebr.,
February 9, 1949.
O’Neill Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.
I would like three editions of
the O’Neill snow pictures, for
enclosed 30 cents. Certainly
hope the supply isn’t exhaust
ed.
Sincerely,
MRS JOHN STOLLE.
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Parkston, S. D.
February 8, 1949,
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.
Dear Sir:
I received the “Blizzard
Edition” of The Frontier and
want to thank you very much.
Please find enclosed 50 cents
for which send me five more
copies. Thanking you again.
I remain, as ever,
MRS. PAUL ADKINS.
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St. Edward, Nebr.,
February 5, 1949.
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
Enclosed are four dimes.
Please send copies of The FYon
tier to the names enclosed.
Sincerely,
VELMA SHADE.
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McLean, Nebr.
February 9, 1949.
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.
Kind Friends:
I am enclosing a $1.00 bill for
which I thought maybe you
could send me a few papers of
the snow storms.
Some old ones or some new
ones are O K. We have had pret
ty bad snow here since Novem
ber 18. It is so hard to open
roads on account of the ice and
the railroad has a terrible time,
too. Thev are almost here again.
Last time they only made a
mile a day past here and I guess
it is about as bad now.
I have taken several pictures
of the snow around our place
and am going to make a scrap
book using dippings and pictures
from the papers. It would verify
what happened here for the gen
eration to come, I suppose, and
I hope anything like this will
not happen again for years to
come.
O'Neill being one of the cen
ters of operation I thought may
be you may have some pictures
of the happenings in your pap
er as well as a better first hand
report.
Thanking you very much.
Respectfully yours,
JESSE HEWITT.
Norfolk. Nebr., Rt. 2,
February 5, 1949.
O’Neill Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.
Dear Sirs:
I would like the paper des
| cribing the storm in Nebraska,
i 1 am enclosing 10 cents.
Yours truly,
JOHN TIEDTKE.
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Orchard, Nebr.,
February 7, 1949.
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.,
Dear Sir:
Will you please send me The
Frontier of February 3. Am en
closing 10 cents.
Yours truly,
MRS. ALFRED NELSON.
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Atkinson, Nebr.,
February 5, 1949.
Gentlemen:
Please send copies of the
February 3 Frontier to the list
of names attached. Enclosed is
$1.00 in payment at 10 cents per
copy.
Yours truly,
PAUL FORSYTHE.
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Redbird, Nebr.,
February 7, 1949.
The Frontier Editor:
Enclosed you will find 10
cents in cash for which will
you please send your February
3 issue of The Frontier to the
following address: Wm. M. Hun
ter, 3144 Donnelly, North Bend,
Ore.
Your paper is improving and
we read it from A to Z; you are
doing good work; hope you con
tinue.
One of your readers.
MRS. F. P. HUNTER.
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Neligh, Nebr.,
February 11, 1949.
The O’Neill Frontier,
Gentlemen:
Please find enclosed 15 cents
in stamps and please mail one of
the papers of the snowbound
territory to C. R. Poe, 4202 Alli
son Ave., Des Moines 10, la.
If this isn’t enough to pay all
kindy let me know and I shall
remit same.
Yours truly,
ED C. JACKSON.
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Schuyler, Nebr.,
February 12, 1949.
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.,
Dear Sirs:
Please send me a copy of your
newspaper, The Frontier, as you
advertised over WJAG February
12. You will find 10 cents en
closed to cover cost of mailing.
Yours truly,
JERRY ABRAHAM.
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Creighton, Nebr.,
February 12, 1949.
Dear Sir:
I am sending 10 cents* in sil
ver. Please send me a copy of
the blizzard edition. I thank
you very kindly. Send to,
SOPHIA GUENTHER.
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Niobrara, Nebr.,
February 12, 1949.
O’Neill Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.,
Dear Sirs:
Enclosed find my money.
Please send me two copies of
your Frontier newspaper. I lis
tened to your program this
morning and would like a pap
er of the special storm edition.
Sincerely yours,
donna McDonald.
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Stanton, Nebr.,
February 12, 1949.
The Frontier. O’Neill, Nebr.,
Dear Sir:
Please send me one of your
copies of the blizzard of ’49.
Thanking you in advance.
MRS. ALBERT KIRKLAND
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Stanton, Nebr.,
February 12, 1949.
Dear Sir:
Please send me a copy of the
blizzard news which was adver
tised over the radio. I believed
they stated they were seven
cents—if it is more please let me
know as I’d surely like to have
one.
Sincerely,
MRS. HAROLD ZECHIN.
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Gibbon, Nebr..
February 12, 1949.
Gentlemen:
Please send me two copies of
The Frontier.
REV. J. O. KENNELL.
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Fremont. Nebr.,
February 11, 1949.
Dear Sir:
I listen to your broadcast
whenever you are on. I used to
live up in that neighborhood
and still have a daughter up
there on the farm. I am very
interested in the broadcasts. I
am enclosing a dime and will
you please send me The Fron
tier with the snowd pictures.
Thank you.
MRS. E. C. WILBUR.
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Omaha 2. Nebraska \
9 February 1949,
The Frontier:
I just wanted to drop one
brief line to thank all of you ]
for vour help, hospitality and
cooperation during my visit. i
John Koffend had the best line
to describe it. in his story from
Sargent, Nebr. "The big towns
have the sinews, the small towns
have the hearts "
I don’t know when I’ve en
joyed a reporting trip so much.
, Sincerely,
PAUL WILLIAMS.
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Atkinson, Nebr.,
February 12. 1949.
I The Frontier, O’Neill. Nebr.,
; Dear Sir:
We just heard an announce
ment over WJAG that you have
a special blizzard edition of
February 10. Nothing was said
about the cost, but if you will
send me three copies 1 will be
very glad to pay you whatever
they are worth.
Sincerely,
HAROLD 11. REID.
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Orchard, Nebraska
February 7, 1949.
The Frontier:
Please mail a copy of the
storm edition of The Frontier
to me. I am enclosing 10 cents to
cover the cost.
Sincerely yours,
MRS. ALFRED CONNER.
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Norfolk, Nebr., Rt. 3.
February 7, 1949.
Dear Sir:
Would you please send me the
paper of the snow pictures?
Thank you.
MRS. WM. WATERBURY
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Newport, Nebr.
February 7. 1949.
Kind Sirs:
Find enclosed 10 cents for
storm edition.
Yours truly,
MRS. CLAUDE KELLER
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O’Neill, Nebr..
February 7, 1949.
The Frontier,
Dear Sirs:
Saw your February 3 issue to
day. Please send the issue to the
list of names attached.
We are snowbound. If you can
mail a copy to the names at
tached as it will act as a letter
from me. If you do not have 10
copies please send to the two i
checked, if possible. Will take
two copies myself to send to my
daughter who is a missionary at
Osaka Christian Mission, Japan.
Thank you, I am,
Respectfully,
MRS. R. L. GEORGE.
P. S.—Hope to get this in the
mail by someone we can catch
on way to town, probably by
plane.
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Amelia, Nebr.,
February 7, 1949,
The Frontier Office,
I am enclosing 30 cents.
Please send one copy of the
February 3 Frontier to each of
the names attached.
Thank you,
CLYDE WIDMAN.
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Lynch, Nebr.,
January 15, 1949
Dear Sir:
Enclosed you will find $2.50
for which send me The Fron
tier and Nowadays for one
year.
Don’t know when this will be
mailed as we’re still snow in
here. Enjoy The Frontier very
much.
Yours truly,
MRS. WM. MAHLENDORF
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Litchfield, Nebr.,
February 5, 1949.
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed find 1.00. Please
send me this week’s copy of
your paper and two back copies
that have pictures or good write
ups about the storm and the
next two copies to be printed.
That’s five copies, 50 cents. For
the other 50 cents I’d like five
copies with pictures and write
ups of the storms sent to: Ora
Hailey, Box 703, Boise, Ida. If
you don’t have any back num
bers left send the next five to
each address.
Yours truly,
M F McROBERTS.
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Chambers, Nebr.,
February 8, 1949
The Frontier,
Dear Sirs
Enclosed lind $2.50 for a
year’s subs, ription to your pap
er and a copy of the February 3
issue sent t> names attached.
Enclosed find check to cover
the amount $3.00.
Respectfully,
H R. HOLCOMB.
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O’Ni lb Nebr..
February 8, 1949.
Dear Frier,
Enclosed i nd $1.00 for which
please semi , opies of your Feb
ruary 3 “Fi ntier” to the names
attached.
Sincerely
MRS. FRED ERNST.
Norf Ik, Nebr., Rt. 2.
Febi .ary 7, 1949.
Dear Sirs:
Enclosed i 10 cents for which
please send me your paper show
ing blizzaid pictures.
Yours truly,
Ml:S VERNON WOLFF
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Ethan, S. D., R. R.
February 11, 1949
Gentlemen
Find eni iosed 10 cents for pa
per of storm stories.
Cliff Adkins grew up with
our family Close neighbors, his
parents and us Give him our
best regards if you have the
opportunity
Thanking vou
MRS GUSTA BRINK
p s._I do hope I am not too
late for Frontier stories. Can 11
get more than one? Would like
three if I can get more than one.
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Atkinson. Nebr.,
February 9, 1949. 1
Dear Sirs:
Please extend my subscrip
tion a year. We enjoy the paper
very much and look forward to
it each week. We inisseed out
on the broadcasts as the radio
isn’t working, but we have heard
plenty of good comments on
them.
Sincerely,
WILLIAM SPANN.
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Hoskins, Nebr.,
February 7, 1949.
Dear Sir:
Enclosed find a dime for which
please send me the paper with
all the pictures of the blizzard.
I enjoy your broadcasts over
WJAG'. ‘
Yours truly,
MRS. CLARENCE
WOOCKMAN.
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Hartington. Nebr.,
February 5, 1949.
Dear Sir:
Please send me a copy of
your blizzard edition of The
Frontier. Enclosed please find a
dime for this service.
Sincerely,
RUTH LINDBERG,
c-o Fred Enquist.
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Verdigre, Nebr.,
February 12. 1949.
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.,
Dear Sirs:
Enclosed find 10 cents for a
special copy of The Frontier.
Yours trulv,
WM. G. FRANK.
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Norfolk, Neftr., 209 S.
2nd St., February 12, 1949
Gentlemen:
I was told you had a sheet of
snow scenes from around there.
The lady told me they were
seven cents each. Will you
please mail me one and if they
are what I think I’ll send for
some for my brother and sister. :
We lived there about 20 years
LOUISE SHIVELY.
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Ewing, Nebr.,
February 12, 1949
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.
Dear Sir:
Please send me The Frontier
for six months.
Yours truly,
MRS. BERT FAREWELL.
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Tilden, Nebr.,
February 12, 1949.
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
Please send me twro copies of
your February 10 edition of The
Frontier. I am enclosing 20 cents
in coin which I hope will cover
I cost and mailing. I heard your
offer over WJAG this morning,
i Respectfully,
G. A. ALDERSON.
Monowi, Nebr.,
February 12, 1949.
The Frontier, O’Neill. Nebr.
Gentlemen:
Enclosed please find coins for
which send me two copies of the
February 10 issue as per ad ov
er the air.
Yours truly,
THOMAS J. MATEJCEK.
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San Antonio 5, Texas
February 11, 1949.
The Frontier, O’Neill, Nebr.
Gentlemen:
I have been following closely
the weather conditions in your
I country, and what I still eonsid
j er my country. It hardly seems
possible to me that that amount
of snow has fallen in one winter,
I yes in less than three months.
However, what I wanted to
ask you this time is will you
please send copies of The Fron
tier of date January 27, and
February 3—one each to the
addresses enclosed.
I will appreciate it if you
will send one each, of those two
issues to those addresses. I am
enclosing check for 80 cents
which I believe covers the eight
copies at 10 cents each.
Yours very truly,
JEAft GRIFFITH JONES
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O'Neill Locals
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bazelman
spent Sunday visiting Mr. and
Mrs. R. R. Reed, of Orchard.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed are Mrs. Ba
zelman’s parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Cronin
and Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Harty
left Friday for Sioux City.
Keith Anspach and Alden
Jensen spent the weekend visit
ing Keither’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs Harden Anspach. Both boys
attend Norfolk business col
]000.
Mrs. Albert Miller, of Em- j
met. is spending a few days at ,
the home of her sister. Mrs. D. |
A. Baker.
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CHAMBERS — Funeral »er- ;
vices were held Thursday,
February 3 in the Methodist
church here for Mr. and Mrs.
CIVirence L.Kiltz, longtime Holt
county residents, who met death
a week earlier during the
height of a blizzard.
Rev. Ralph Gerber, of O’
! Neill, officiated.
A quartette, composed of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo T. Adams, Mrs.
Letha Cook and Ward Smith,
sang several of the couples’ fa
vorite hymns: "The Old Rugged
Cross," "Ivory Palaces,” and
“Fairest Lord Jesus,” accom
panied by Mrs. Robert Adams,
who also played other selections
including “Perfect Day."
Serving as pallbearers were:
Leo T. Adams, Glen Adams,
Glen Taylor Wiliam Turner,
Stanley Elkins, Bernard Hoff
man, Steve Shavlik, Ed Thorin,
Donald Grimes, William Thom
son, Harlen Dierking and J. W.
i Walter.
Mrs. Melba Spath and Mrs. S.
W. Walter were in charge of the
floral tribute, and the Metho
dist ladies served lunch to the
family following the services.
Mrs. Kiltz was born in Fre
mont, on October 21, 1890, a
daughter of Andrew and
Christina Landeen. She was
educated in Fremont and
came to Holt county in 1913 to
teach in district 65. It was at
this time tharl she met Mr.
Kiltz and they were married
on September 15. 1914, at
Fremont.
Clarence L. Kiltz was born
January 19, 1886, a son of Ad
; die and Fredrick Kiltz in Un
ion, 111. In infancy he accom
panied his parents to Holt coun
ty where the family homestead
ed seven miles northeast of
Chambers on the same farm
where he and Mrs. Kiltz were
to spend the more than 34 years
of their married life.
They were prominent in
church, school and community
projects. Both were members of
the Kellar Presbyterian church.
Survivors include: Daughters
—Mrs. J. C. (Doris) Schipper,
jr., of Denver, Colo.; Thelma,
1/Lt., ANC, stationed at Ft.
Sam Houston, San Antonio,
Tex., and Robert, of Los An
amitos, Calif. Mr. Kiltz’ moth
er—Mrs. Addie Kiltz, of Cham
bers; his two brothers—Clyde,
of Chambers, and Burton, of
Shreveport, la.; his sister—Mrs.
T. E. (Anna) Alderson), of
Chambers; Mrs. Kiltz’ sister—
Mrs. Henry (Alma) Nielsen, of
Uehling; Mrs. Kiltz’s brother—
William Landeen, of Tekamah.
All except Mrs. Nielsen and
Mr. Landeen were able to be
present for the rites.
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Rev. and Mrs. T. O. Brown
lield returned from Lincoln on
Wednesday, February 2, after a
■svisit relatives there.
Mr and Mrs. O. J. Hoffman
and daughter, of Clearwater,
,J with his parents,
Mrs. Gailord Albright.
Lonna Haynes, of O’Neill, is
spending a few days with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
L. Nissen.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hay
nes and daughters, of O'Neill
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mi. and Mrs. Allen Haynes
Mr- and Mrs. Dick Knapp, of
Orchard were guests Feb. 6 of
Mrs. Knapp’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. B. Stuart.
Rev. and Mrs. George Francis,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Terrell and Mr. and
j Mrs. Ernst Graves spent Friday,
Feb. 6 at the G. V. Mott home.
They surprised Mr. Motto on
his 70th birthday. The self-in
vited guests brought lunch.
Mrs. Archie Treadway left on
Feb. 4 to return to his home at
Yukon, Okla., after spending a
month with her sister, Mrs. Jen
nie French. She was called here
by the death of her brother-in
law, Wallace French.
Roger Schmidt returned to
Casper, Wyo., February 3 af
ter spending three weeks with
his family at the O. B. Stuart
home.
Mrs. Frank Clements return
ed Friday from Pilger, where
I she had spent two weeks vis
iting her sister, Mrs. Ed Psotta.
Helen Gallagher left Friday
1 for Omaha to meet her uncle,
Dr. Erwin Gallagher.
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ADVANCE PATTERN
Don’t miss out on this
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you see it made from
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for your free pattern!
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