Future Subscribers
RECTOR — Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Rector, of Doisey, a
son, born Wednesday, March 9,
at the O'Neill hospital.
BAILEY—Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Bailey, of O’Neill, a son.. Jo
seph Alvin, weighing 7 pounds
10 ounces, bom Sunday, March
13, at the O’Neill hospital.
WALLINGER—Mr. and Mrs
Donald Wallinger, of Stuart, a
daughter, weighing 8 pounds 5
ounces, born Tuesday, March
1, in the Bassett hospital.
FIGGE—Mr. and Mrs. O. O.
Figge, of Omaha, a son, weigh
ing 7 pounds 14 ounces, born
Tuesday, March 8. Mrs. Figge
before her marriage was Laura
Jean Nelson, of Stuart.
SOCHA— Mr. and Mrs. Ru
dolph Socha, of Primrose, a
son, Gary Lee, born Saturday,
March 5. The Sochas have
two other children. Mrs. So
cha is the former Miss Dorothy
Sobotka.
STORY—Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Story, of Butte, a son,
born Thursday, March 10, at
the Sacred Heart hospital in
Lynch.
WICKERSHAM — Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Wickersham, of
Lynch, a son, born Sunday,
March 6.
SCHAAF—Mr. and Mrs, Al
rfed Schaaf, of Atkinson, a
daughter, Anita Loree, weigh
ing seven pounds, born Tues
day, March 15, in Atkinson at
the Mrs. Katherine Freed nurs
ing home.
CHAFFIN—Mr. and Mrs. L.
E. Chaffin, of Atkinson, a
daughter, weighing seven
pounds, born Tuesday, March
15, at the Barrett nursing
home in Atkinson
WILBERN — Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wilbern, of Atkinson, a
son, Thomas Vernon, weighing
12 pounds, born Saturday,
March 12, in Stuart hospital.
FRITZ— Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Fritz, of Elgin, a son,
born recently at the Van
CUeve home in Elgin. Mr. and
Mrs. Fritz were formerly of
Deloit.
FERNHOLZ — Mr. and Mrs.
Norbert Fernholz, of Tacoma,
Wash., twins, Kathleen Ann
and Kenneth Joseph, born
Monday, February 28. M r.
Fernholz was formerly of Em
met.
LARSON — Mr. and Mrs
Harlan Larson, of Chambers, a
son, weighing 8 pounds 10
ounces, born Sunday. March
13, at the Ainsworth hospital.
CONORS— Mr and Mrs. J.
P. Conors, of Hollywood, Cal
if., a son. James Patrick,
weighing seven pounds and
eight ounces, born Thursday,
March 3. Mrs. Conors is the
former Lois Finley, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Orville Finley
Season’s Largest Run
Sells Readily at
Stronger Prices
Over 2,000 Head Sold at Atkin
son Tuesday; 600-pound yearl
ing steers sail up to $26.85 a
hundred; market fully 25 to 35
cents up with many new sea
son's highs on all classes.
The heaviest run of cattle
since last November was sold at
the Atkinson Livestock Market
Tuesday. With over 2,000 head
of cattle on sale, quality of
which was easily the best of
the year, buyers were present
in numbers from five states, to
bid on them.
Competition was keen and
with the market active and mov
ing along at a rapid rate sel
ling was completed by 9:30 p
m.
Many straight carloads were
sold. A 245-head consignment
from the Bob Clifford ranch
were the class of the auction, 140
head of yearling steers carrying
his brand sold at prices in car
load lots ranging from $25.60 to
$26.85 a hundred setting new
season's highs for the current
vear.
A 58-head consignment of
yearling heifers reached $26.25 a
nundred. All quality yearling
steers sold in a price range of '
$24.50 to $26 a hundred, while
medium to good kinds cleared
at $22 to $24. Yearling heifers i
sold mostly between $23.50 and
$25 a hundred. Two-year-old
heifers from $21 to $23 a bun
dled, and two-year-old steers at
$23.50 to $24.50 a hundred.
Demand was broad for breed
ing stock at prices from $165 to
$200 a head for cows. Canners,
cutters, bulls and butcher cattle
looked 50 cents up for the week.
A consignment of 13 registered
Hereford breeding bulls from
the Dwight Marts herd, at Bone
steel, S. D., averaged $355 a
head. The hog run was light with
but 300 on sale. Top butchers
reached $21.50 with the bulk at
2$0.50 to $21 40 a hundred. Sows
from $15.00 to $16.75 a hundred.
Next auction Tuesday, March
22. A special consignment of 25
j registered Hereford bulls from
the George Rowse & Sons herd
will be sold at this sale, adv 45c
Joe Milnar Marks
79th Birth Anniversary —
CELIA—Mr. and Mrs. George
Beck and son, Duane, went in
to town Wednesday, March 9,
| and helped her father, Joseph
Milnar, celebrate his 79th birth
1 day anniversary. It was a sur
prise to him.
Others present were. Mr and
Mrs. Charley Milnar and son,
| Dale, Mrs. John Dobias, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Milnar, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Smith and daughter, Le
ile, of Atkinson, and Mr. and
i Mrs. Clarence Johnson and Mar
| vel Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Du
! ane Lockman and twins, Garry
and Glen, of Stuart. :
GOES TO IOWA
RTKINSON — Mrs. Ralph
Reece left Thursday, March 10,
for Albert City, la.
of California, who are former
residents of Page. She is the
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Michaelson, of Page.
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counts in order. No time lost trotting
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a check instead. Eliminates the need for
carrying large amounts of cash on your
person. Write a check instead. Gives
you a running account of your expendi
tures and an automatic and valid receipt for
any payment you make—by check. Makes
income tax bookkeeping easier, too.
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it is for any rnan or any woman to liave a
checking account.
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TREND
2 Pkgs.
33c
Yellowstone |
PORK & BEANS I
Libby’s I
SWEET PICKLES I
Pint I
MARSHMALLOWS
10-oz. Pkg.
. 21c
OREGON
Pear - Gooseberry
PRESERVES
2-16-oz. jars
25c
GINGERSNAPS
2 Lbs.
35c
David Hamm
FLOUR
50-Lb. Bag
k
3-Lb. Flapjack
FREE!
Sweet Sixteen
OLEO
2 Lbs.
49c
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"=T7
3 - Lb. Can |
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Remember...
This Date
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
MARCH 26th
For a Special Feed Demonstration to be held in the base
ment of our New Super Market here in O’Neill, Mr. Miles
Patton and Mr. Roberts of Nutrena Mills will be on hand
with moving pictures, showing benefits of proper feeding.
Watch Next Week’s Ad for Further Details!!
We Offer You a Fine Assortment of Quality
Meats \Fish
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY SPECIALS
HALIBUT STEAK, per lb.51 c
PERCH FILLETS, per lb.. 37c
WHITING FISH, 2 lbs.for.33c
BACON SQUARES (Armour’s) lb.25c
BEEF BRAINS, per lb.16C
NECK BONES, 1-lb. 15c; 2 lbs..'.29c
SPARE RIBS, per lb..42 C
1 Lb. LIVER, 1 Lb. SLICED BACON, both for.75c
Armour’s S. C. WEINERS, per pound.45 C
Armour’s MINCED HAM, per lb.39c
Armour’s RING BOLOGNA, per lb.. 39c
Rex SUMMER SAUSAGE, per lb.49c
PORK STEAKS, per lb..49C
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Hatchery - Produce
FEEDS
We Handle a Full Line of NUTRENA FEEDS
SUPER - PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER
The AAA pays Farmers and Ranchers to use Super-Phos
phate Fertilizer this Spring and Fall on Legunes, Grasses
and Pastures. We have a car on order at this time. Come
in and let us help you with your fertilizer needs.
HAVE YOU ORDERED YOUR BABY CHICKS?
See Our Fine Line of Quality Chicks Before You Buy!
.SELL US YOUR
Cream - Eggs - Poultry
at... Atkinson - O’Neill - Chambers - Clearwater
New UNION STORE
Atkinsdti.... Phone 7411
UNION STORE
O'Neill . . . Phone 78
Green Pascal
CELERY
Pound
13c
Red I
POTATOES I»
1.59
100-Lb. Sack 1
I Van Camps I
PORK & BEANS I
2 No. 2 Cans I
35c I
Lipton’s
BLACK TEA
4-oz. pkg. 31c
Lipton’s
TEA BAGS
16 s.21C -
Snacktime i
CHEESE I
2-Lb. Box I
IHe’nz Strained
BABY FOOD |
3 Cans I
23c I
Jersey Cream
Pancake FLOUR
3-Lb. Pkg.
29c
10-Lb. Pkg.
85c