Mrs. Nick Baker
Marks Anniversary
REDBIRD—Mrs. Nick Baker
celebrated a birthday anniver
sary Monday, March 20, here.
Stanley Greene, Sidney
Greene, Garry Wilson and Bar
ry Baker drove from Lynch to
their grandmother's home on
Monday night to be with her
and to wish her a “happy birth
day.”
Other Redbird News
Otto Ruzicka and son and
John Derickson, of Dorsey, were
visitors in Redbird Saturday,
March 18.
Joe Madura called here Sat
urday, March 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Luedtke
visited at Pete More’s Saturday,
March 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gra
ham were in Redbird Saturday,
March 18.
Eddie Hrbek, of near Dorsey,
made his run to Redbird March
19 with his airplane to pick up
a lot of mail. I
Beryl Bessert and Lyle Wells
visited in Redbird Sunday, Mar.
19
rraiiK v^didim, u» uvu*vtu.v,
was here Sunday, March 19.
Chancie Hull, of near O’Neill,
visited home folks Halsey Hull
and family Sunday, March 19.
Charles Gifford, of Scottville,
stopped in Redbird Sunday,
March 19, taking home his son,
Ray Allen, from the Sacred
Heart hospital at Lynch. He is
*^nuch improved.”
Merrill Anderson and son
visited in Redbird Sunday,
March 19.
Several children in the Red
bird school have chickenpox.
Guy Hull and son, Gay, have
moved from Lynch to their
{arm west of Redbird. Mrs.
Hull and Larry plan to move
out soon.
Veldon Pinkerman called here
Sunday, March 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Witherwax
were in Redbird Sunday eve
ning, March 19.
Mrs. Leon Mellor was here
Monday, March 20.
Fred Truax, sr., was in Red
bird Monday, March 20.
Robert Wilson called here
Monday, March 20.
Lee Wells called here Mon
day, March 20.
Edward Krugman, of Minne
ala, was in Redbird Monday,
March 20.
Bill Podany, of Butte, visited
fieri' Monday, March 20.
Virgil Wilson called in Red
bird Monday, March 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Bub Carsten
were in Redbird Tuesday, Mar.
21
Leota Hull visited in her par
ental home, the Glen Hulls, of
I
Lynch, Tuesday evening. March I
2i.
Ray Wilson was here on busi-1
ness Tuesday, March 21.
Albert Carson and F. R. Bell
called here Tuesday, March 21.
Herman Schollmeyer, of Scott
ville, was in Redbird Tuesday,
March 21.
James Yocum visited here
Tuesday, March 21.
Clifford Wells was here on
business Tuesday, March 21.
Virgil Pinkerrnan drove to
Lynch Tuesday, March 21.
Emil Hrbek and daughter, of
near Scottville, visited in Red
bird Tuesday, March 21.
Mrs. Florence Harris was
here Wednesday, March 22.
W. C. Farrand, of near Dor
sey, was in Redbird Wednesday,
March 22.
Mrs. Floyd Crawford and son,
Veldon, were here Thursday,
March 23.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wyant
and Ernie Wright were in Red
bird Thursday, March 23, en
route to O’Neill with some cat
tle to sell at the market.
Arthur Bessert returned home
from Ravania, S. D., Thursday,
March 23, where he and Mrs.
Bessert were visiting the past
two weeks. The latter remained
there for a few days longer.
Halsey Hull visited at Michael
Hull’s Friday, March 24.
Frank Spinar was in Redbird
with the tractor Friday, Marcn
24.
Visitors at the Cifford Wells
home Friday, March 23, were
Lee Wells and family.
Graduates From
Denver University—
William J. Grady, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry D. Grady, of
O’Neill, was among the 600 stu-.
dents in the March graduating
class at the University of Den
ver.
Grndy, who is a graduate of
St. Mary’s academy, of O'Neill,
was awarded a bachelor of sci
ence in business administration
degree. He majored in retail
ing.
Elkhorn Extension Club—
The Elkhorn extension club
met at the home of Mrs. D. N.
Loy with 14 members and one
visitors present. Mrs. Ray Law
rence was assisting hostess.
Mrs. Bob Cook, leader A, pre
sented the lesson, “My Flower
Garden." After the lesson, lead
er A presented a St. Patrick’s
program for the members.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Bob Cook on
April 11. I
! WILLIAM W. GRIFFIN
1 ATTORNEY
! First National Bank Bldg- j
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LEE’S
OILCLOTH
BASKET LINER
Oilcloth basket liner.
Makes any standard
sizes bushel basket a
wonderful clothes
basket. Colors are red,
blue, green, and yel
low. Beautiful pat
terns.
“Meet Your Friends At LEE’S”
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MIT MOPS
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Ideal for dusting under
low furniture and radian
tors. Use on your hands
as a mitt duster or with
handy no-stoop handle.
White yarn. Triple coat
ed lacquered handle in
cluded. Removable pad
for easy washings.
MITT
MOP
$198
I HEIRE’S YOUR LAST chance to obtain machinery and equipment for spring work—and at your own I
price! The following new and used farm machinery and equipment will be sold without reservation I
to the highest bidder at public auction on 9
I AT TILDEN, NEBR., AIRPORT
Situated 3 miles west of Tilden on U. S. Highway 275—Sale Begins Promptly at 12:30 P.M.
THERE WILL BE NO POSTPONMENT — RAIN, SNOW OR SHINE
I 15-TRACTORS-15
1947 ALLIS-CHALMERS WC, A-l shape, lights
and starter.
1946 JOHN DEERE Mod. B, recond., lights, starter
2—IHC F-12 Tractors 1—IHC F-20 Tractor
Model M FARMALL Tractor.
1944 IHC Model H, new motor.
1949 IHC Model C, lights, starter, fully equipped.
1948 IHC Cub, fully equipped.
1945 SC CASE, fully equipped.
1941 JOHN DEERE Model H, fully equipped.
1937 IHC Model F-20, road gear.
2—IHC FARMALL Regulars, on rubber.
1938 IHC Model F-12, on rubber.
4 - COMBINES ■ 4 I
1HC No. 62, with motor and pickup, has combined jg|
300 acres, like new. g
JOHN DEERE 6-ft., with motor and pickup. I
1939 ALLIS-CHALMERS No. 60. I
ALLIS-CHALMERS No. 40 I
1949 NEW HOLLAND NO. 76 HAY BALER I
This is a demonstrator. Has baled only 1,500 bales. IE
14-ft. WEEDER for FORD TRACTOR. I
I CULTIVATORS
AC-WC Cultivator.
IHC No. 238 for H Tractor
IHC No. 238 for F-12 Tractor.
IHC No. 238 for Mod. C Tractor
IHC No. 238 for F-20 Tractor.
IHC No. 229 for Reg. Tractor.
No. 200 A-B John Deere.
Cultivator for John Deere H.
I Case Cultivator for S-C.
IHC No. 229 for F-20 Tractor.
PLOWS
AC No. 1 Two 14-in. Plow.
Mounted Two 14-in. Plow for
Model F-12.
8-ft. Graham-Hoeme Plow.
LISTERS
IHC H.M. 46, 2-years-old.
AC Mounted Lister for Model C
Tractor.
John Deere Mounted for Model
H Tractor.
MOWERS
IHC 25-V, 1-year-old.
New Mower for Model C Farm
all Tractor.
Mower for Cub Farmall Tractor
Several Horse Mowers.
IHC 12-ft. Dump Rake
IHC 10-ft. Dump Rake.
Duall Loader, complete with
push-off Hay Stacker.
IHC Hay Sweep on rubber for
Farmall Model B.
1-1947 EGT MACK 3-TON TRUCK, GOOD RUBBER, READY TO GO
Above Items Only Partial Listing—Come Early, Inspect This Equipment Before You Buy
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Anyone wishing to consign machinery please get in touch immediately with CRAM IMPLEMENT, of
Tilden, Nebr., or COL. ED THORIN, of Chambers, Nebr., the auctioneer. All items sold as represented.
I Cram Implement
I TILDEN, NEBRASKA I
I COL. ED THORIN. of Chambers, Auctioneer I
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