Future Subscribers
SHALD— Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Shald of Stuart, a son, Richard
Leon, weighing 6 pounds 6Vz
ounces, born Thursday, December
30, at Atkinson Memorial hospital.
AKINS — Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Akins of Atkinson, a daughter,
Joyce Eileen, weighing 7 pounds
7 ounces, born Friday, December
31, at Atkinson Memorial hospi
tal. _
SCRIPTEk—Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Scripter of Atkinson, a daugh
ter, Diane Faye, weighing 7
pounds 3 ounces, born Saturday,
January 1, at Atkinson Memorial
hospital.
KLOEPPER — Mr. and Mrs.
Harlan Kloepper of Chambers, a
son, Gaylen Ray, weighing 7
pounds 8 ounces, born Monday,
December 13, at Antelope Me
morial hospital, Neligh. Mrs.
Kloepper is the former Viola
Rikard.
FALLESEN — Mr. and Mrs.
Norman R. Faliesen of Battle
Creek, a son, Jay R., weighing 7
pounds 11 ounces, born Tuesday,
December 14, at the Tilden hos
pital. Mrs. Faliesen is the former
Wilma Kloepper of O’Neill.
. DANKERT—Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Dankert of Chambers, a son,
weighing 7 pounds 9 3/4 ounces,
born Friday, December 31, at St.
Anthony’s hospital.
TANGEMAN — Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Tangeman of Lincoln, a son,
John Alvin, weighing 5 pounds 4
ounces, born Sunday, January 2,
ait St. Elizabeth’s hospital, Lincoln.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Tangeman of Chambers.
TREASE—Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Trease of Orchard, a son, Gary
Lee, weighing 5 pounds 2 3/4
ounces, born Thursday, Decem
ber 30, at St. Anthony’s hospitaL
C’NeilL
CRONK—Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Crank of Page, a daughter, Lee
Ann, weighing 6 pounds 6% ounc
es, bom Wednesday, December
30, at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’
Neill.
PARTRIDGE — Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Partridge of O’Neill, a
son, Martin Joseph, weighing 6
pounds 13 ounces, bora Friday,
December 31, at St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’Neill.
CULLEN— Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Cullen of O’Neill, a daughter,
Peggy Lynn, weighing 5 pounds
13/4 ounces, born Saturday, Jan
uary 1, at St. Anthony’s hospital,
O’Neill.
RAMOLD— Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Ramold of O’Neill, a son,
Charles Joseph, weighing 9 pounds
1 ounce, born Sunday, January 2,
at St. Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill.
BAKER — Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Baker of Sioux City, a daughter,
Marilyn Kay, born Monday, De
cember 27, in Sioux City. The
Bakers have two other children.
Mrs. Floyd DeLong of Inman is
helping care for the family.
COULTHARD— Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Coulthard of Lynch, a
daughter, Christina Winnie,
weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces, born
January 1, at the Besnthack ;hos
pital in Wayne.
O’Neill News
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McElvain
entertained guests Sunday eve
ning at their home in honor of
Richard Minton, PN2, who is
home on leave from the navy, and
Quentin Cavanaugh of Falls City.
A midnight lunch was served.
Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Gildersleeve
and children returned Tuesday
evening from a three-weeks’ visit
with relatives in Los Angeles,
Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rossman
and daughter, Debra Kathy, of
Torrence, Calif., came Friday, De
cember 24, to visit Mr. Rossman’s
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Rossman
of Atkinson, and Mrs. Rossman’s
parents, Mr and Mrs. Jack Dailey,
and Lila. Mr. Rossman’s brother,
Douglas Rossman, accompanied
them. The group returned home
: Wednesday.
Mr. ana Mrs. jonn sxorjonann
! returned Tuesday from Omaha
where they had spent a fortnight
visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Coop
er and family.
/ Mr. and Mrs. James Mullen
were guests new year’s of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Wedige, and family
of Stuart. Also guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Martin, Peggy
and Dick. "
Mrs. Lloyd Quinn of St. Paul,
, Minn., is visiting this week with
her sisters, Mrs. James Mullen
of O’Neill and Theresa Ulrich and
Mrs. Orville Hitchcock, both of
Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKay and
Vickie of Chambers were Sunday
callers at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Ressel.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Marcellus
and family spent Sunday at the
Jack Robertson home near Long
Pine.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Victor Johnson,
Mrs. Alpha McKathnie and Ellen
of Belgrade were new year’s day
dinner guest at the Lloyd Evans
home in Atkinson.
Mrs. John J. Harrington, and
Marlene and Mrs. Thomas Donlin
spent Friday and Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Murray
in Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Hunt of San
Lorenzo, Calif., visited several
days this week with his father, D.
D. Hunt and brothers, Earl and K.
C. Hunt, and their families.
New Year’s weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Jaszkowiak
were Mr. and Mrs. Bartley Bren
nan of Columbus and Mrs. Jasz
kowiak’s brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Coley and
Michael, who were returning to
their home in Woreland, Wyo.,
from Pilger.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beckwith
and family of North Platte spent
new year’s weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Lod Janousek.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: December 29—Mrs.
Ralph Trease, Orchard; Geary
Enbody, Emmet; Einily Dusatko,
Emmet; Lawrence Murray, O’
Neill. 30 — Mrs. Ross Ridgeway,
O’Neill; Mrs. Warren Cronk,
Page; Miss Anna Stein, O’Neill;
Floyd Butterfield, jr., O’Neill. 31
—Mrs. Eric Dankert, Chambers;
Mrs. Lowell Partridge, O’Neill;
Mrs. Joe Ramold, Emmet; Mrs.
Mary Harmon, O’Neill; Mrs. Mar
tin Hamik, Stuart; Luella Theo
West, Ewing; Allan Chmiel, Ew
ing; Mrs. Fred Lockwood, O’
Neill. January 1—Mrs. Dale Cul
len, O’Neill; Mrs. E. H. Farns
worth, Page; Navonne Schmidt,
Ewing. 2—Mrs. Kathryn Kallhoff,
Ewing; Sandra Sorensen, Page;
John R. Schiffbauer, Norfolk;
Mrs. Walter Woodside, O’Neill.
3—Mrs. Alfons Beelaert, Ewing;
David Pribil, O’Neill; Gloria Nel
son, Iona, S.D.; Miss Mary A.
Kelly, O’Neill; Lawrence Murray,
O’Neill; Lee A. Fink, Ewing. 4—
Joann Burgess, O’Neill; Mrs. J.
R. Gallagher, O’Neill; Lewis S.
Martinson, Bristow; Mrs. Mabel
Shobe, Page; Henry Murray, O’
Neill; Allan P. Jaszkowiak, O’
Neill.
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Larsen, O’Neill; Cheryl Morris,
O’Neill; Patricia Ann Lorenz, O’
Neill; Floyd Butterfield, jr., O’
Neill; Earl E. Summers, Ewing;
Mrs. Bill Gallagher, O’Neill; Tony
Burda, O’Neill; Helen Jean John
son, O’Neill; Loren Walter,
Chambers. 30—Mrs. John C. Wat
son and baby boy, O’Neill; Kath
ryn Sholes, O’Neill; Sharon Crum
ly, Page; Judith Booth, O’Neill;
Dale Revell, Star. 31—Bernelda
Pongratz, O’Neill; Floyd Butter
field, jr., O’Neill; Carl William
son, Orchard; Homer Ernst, O’
Neill; Francis Flood, O’Neill. Jan
uary 1 — Lawrence Murray, O’
Neill. 2—Mrs. Martin Hamik, Stu
art; Mrs. Lowell Partridge, O’
Neill; Mrs. Fred Lockwood, O’
Neill; Allan Chmiel, Ewing; Mrs.
Robert Shaw and baby girl, O’
Neill; Bert Davey, Norfolk. 3—
Geary Enbody, Emmet; Emily
Dusatko, Emmet; Miss Anna Stein,
O’Neill; Jeffrey Vidricksen, O’
Neill. 4— David Pribil, O’Neill;
Lawrence J. Murray, O’Neill; Na
vonne Schmidt, Ewing; Mrs. War
ren Cronk and baby girl, Page;
Baby Boy Partridge, O’Neill; Mrs.
Mary Harmon, O’Neill; Mrs.
Ralph Trease and baby boy, Or
chard. 5 — Mrs. D. H. Bendorf,
Butte.
Hospitalized: Luella Theo West,
Ewing; Sandra Sorensen, Page;
Albert Major, Chambers; Lewis
Martinson, Bristow; Henry Mur
ray, O’Neill; John R. Schiffbauer,
Norfolk; Mrs. Lois B. Adams,
Chambers; Mrs. Alfons Beelaert,
Ewing; Mrs. Emma Miller, O’
Neill; Mrs. Elmer Smith, Ewing;
Mrs. John Mick, Atkinson; Mrs.
Ross Ridgeway, O’Neill; Mrs. E.
H. Farnsworth Page; Mrs. Mabel
Shobe, Page; Mrs. Ruben Mueller,
Stuart; Mrs. Dale Cullen, O’Neill;
Mrs. Joe Ramold, Emmet; Mark
Muff, O’Neill; Mrs. John R. Gal
lagher, O’Neill; Mrs. Eric Dank
ert, Chambers; Joann Burgess,
O'Neill; Edward Campbell, O’
Neill; G. H. Grimes, Chambers;
Gloria Nelson, Iona, S.D.; Mrs.
Walter Woodside. O’Neill; Miss
Mary Kelly, O’Neill; Albert Otte,
Winner, S.D.; Allan P. Jaszkow
iak, O’Neill; Lee A. Fink, Ewing;
Mrs. Kathryn Kallhoff, Ewing;
Miss Mary Murphy, O’Neill.
SACKED HEART (Lyncnj |
Hospitalized: Miss Mary Ab
be nhaus, Butte: Marion A. Bor
rall, Butte; Dr. Edwin B. Brad
ley, Spencer; Baby Robert Boet
tcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Boettcher, Lynch; Mrs. George
Classen, Spencer; Baby Robert
Horst, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Horst, Fairfax, S.D.; Otto Jons,
Bonesteel, S.D.; Baby Robert
Pierre Lueken, sop of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Lueken, Lynch;
Harold McRoberts, Lynch; Miss
Katheryn Mulhair, Lynch; Miss
Lillian Olson, Bristow; Mrs. Bar
bara Peklo, Lynch; Baby Jerry
Lynn Pfeifer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Pfeifer, Spencer; Herbert
Reiser, Spencer; Mrs. Otto Stroh,
Fairfax, S.D.
Dismissals: December 27—Mrs.
Lillian Baker, Lynch. 28—Daniel
Hansen, O’Neill (died); Master
Joseph Classen, Spencer; Archie
Bowlby, Lynch. 29—Mary Cath
erine Ross, O’Neill; Master David
Sextro, Butte; Miss Jacqueline
Bentzen, Naper. 30—Mrs. Ina De
Kay, Verdel. 31— John Carlson,
Lynch; Mrs. August Karel, O’
Neill; Baby William Hansen, O’
Neill; Mrs. Walter Sondgeroth,
Bonesteel, S.D. January 1—Mar
tin Jehorek, jr., Lynch; Master
Dennis Reynolds, Verdel. 2 —
Mrs. Eddie Mulhair, Lynch.
" ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: December 27—Ron
ald Skrdla, Stuart, surgical. 28—
Mrs. Clarence Grof, Atkinson,
obstetrical; Alice Berger, Omaha,
surgical. 30—Doris Grof, Atkin
son, surgical; Joan Grof, Atkin
son, surgical; Mrs. Louis Shald,
Stuart, obstetrical. 31 — Frank
Straka, Atkinson, surgical; Mrs.
Joe Akins, Atkinson, obstetrical.
January 1—Mrs. Henry Scripter,
Atkinson, obstetrical. 2 — Mrs.
Angie M. Dugger, Bassett, surgi
cal; Nancy Ann Rezac, Atkinson,
medical. 3— Mrs. Tommy Doo
little, Amelia, surgicaL
Dismissed: December 27— Joe
Heeb. 28 — Mrs. Frank Keating.
29—Ronald Skrdla, Mrs. Daniel
Snyder and son. 30—Alice Berg
er, Mrs. Clifford Hermance and
son. 31—Mrs. Leo Monahan and
son, Joan Grof, Doris Grof, Wil
liam Walters. January 1"=- Mrs.
Louis Lauridsen and daughter. 2
-Mrs. Clarence Grof and daugh
ter.
Hospitalized: Cora Tasler.
Expired: January 1 — Frank
Straka.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Dick Rollins, 32, of Atkinson
and Faye King, 17, of Atkinson,
December 30.
Herschel H. Miles, 48, of Dor
sey and Mrs. Leta E. Kruse, 39, of
Dorsey, December 31.
Ira Mallory, 72, of Norfolk and
Mrs. Ruby C. Miller, 55, of Nor
folk.
Norfolkans Wed—
Mrs. Ruby C. Miller of Norfolk
and Ira Mallory of Norfolk were
married Tuesday, January 4, at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. La
Verne Jay in a 4 o’clock afternoon
ceremony. Reverend Jay officiat
ed. Mrs. Carl Schenzel, sister of
the bride, and Mrs. Jay were wit
nesses.
Nancy Harshfield
Is 7-Years-Old—
Nancy Harshfield celebrated
her seventh birthday anniversary
on Sunday at a theater party. Af
terward the little guests were
served refreshments at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Harshfield.
Sick & Injured
O’NEILL — Francis Flood re
turned Monday to Neligh where
he is employed by the soil con
servation office. He had been
hospitalized from injuries receiv
ed in an automobile accident Sun
day, December 26, on U.S. high
way 281 north of O’Neill. . .
Mrs. Orton Young took her hus
band to the Veterans hospital on
Friday after he had spent Christ
mas at home. Mr. Young has been
in and out of the hospital during
the past five months. . . Mrs. W. O.
Woodside submitted to major
surgery Tuesday in St. Anthony’s
hospital. Her husband is assistant
manager of McDonald’s store. . .1
Mrs. J. R. Gallagher was taken to
St. Anthony’s hospital Tuesday
morning by ambulance. . . Miss
Joann Burgess was admitted to
the hospital here Tuesday as a
medical patient. . . Homer Ernst,
who has been taking treatment at
the hospital, was released and is
uuiuc dsaxu. . . OiiciAll
Leo Tomjaek was to have been
dismissed Wednesday from St.
Joseph’s hospital Omaha, where
he had submitted last week to an
appendectomy. . . . Mrs. Roy Lan
man will enter an Omaha hospital
Tuesday for medical treatment
and surgery. . . Dr. J. P. Brown
entered a Sioux City hospital last
Thursday for several days’ treat
ment.
AMELIA— Bernard Blackmore
visited Mrs. Blackmore at the
Ainsworth hospital Sunday. Mrs.
Blackmore received a broken leg
in a fall recently. The injury had
not been healing as was expected
and recently a hole was drilled
through the heel and a heavier
weight was suspended. . . Mrs.
Tommie Doolittle, jr., entered the
Atkinson hospital Monday morning
for major surgery. . . Elmer Fix
and daughter, Leone, went to Bird
City, Kans., Friday to bring Mrs.
Fix home, after she had been call
ed there the early part of the week
by the serious illness of her
mother.
PAGE—Mrs. E. H. Farnsworth
entered St. Anthony’s hospital at
O’Neill Saturday for a few days’
medical care. . . Ed Sterner, who
suffered a heart attack a few
weeks ago and was a patient in
St. Anthony’s hospital, is now at
his home. He has not “been so
well” the past few days. . . Mrs.
Nora Henderson, who was ill at
her home last week, was taken
to Orchard to be cared for at the
home of her son, Wayne Hender
son, and family.
EMMET—Larry Gene McCon
nell has the mumps. . . Miss Lin
da Serck submitted to a tonsil
ectomy on Monday morning, De
cember 27, at St. Anthony’s hos
pital. She was dismissed Tuesday
evening, December 28. . . Vem
elda Pongratz was a tonsilectomy
patient Wednesday, December 29,
and was dismissed on Friday. . .
Alvin Kloppenborg was on the
sick list Sunday. . . Mrs. Frank
Foreman was sick a few days last
week.
EWING—Mr. and Mrs. John
Shiffbauer of Norfolk, formerly
of Ewing, spent the weekend at
the Ray Noble home in O’Neill.
While there, Mr. Shiffbauer be
came ill and is now a patient at
St. Anthony’s hospital. . . Mrs.
Waldo Davis underwent surgery
last Thursday at the Tilden hos
pital. Her condition is “satisfac
tory.”
CELIA — Herman Frickel re
turned last Thursday from Sioux
City where he had spent a week
taking treatments. . . Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Hendricks went to
Spencer Monday, December 27, to
consult a doctor. They also visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Bob Reisor,
and family at Butte. Nina Hend
ricks stayed with the Reisors
while they were in Spencer.
CHAMBERS—Loren Walter re
turned Thursday from St. An
thony’s hospital where he had spent
several days due to a virus in
fection. . . Mrs. A1 Dierking return
ed Friday from Wayne where she
had been staying with her daughter
whose husband, Mr. William Pheil,
is seriously ill. . . John Walter is
ill at his home in Chambers.
LYNCH— Martin Jehorek, jr.,
spent several days in the Lynch
hospital with infection in his arm.
. . . Kathryn Mulhair is in Sacred
Heart hospital with a throat in
fection.
DELOIT—Mrs. W. E. Wulf had
the misfortune to accidently burn
herself with boiling water re
cently. She was under a doctor’s
care.
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Eagles Measure
Longhorns, 39-33
Fat Lead Melts in
Thriller Here
The O’Neill high Eagles open
ed the new year by blasting the
Burwell Longhorns, 39-33, here
Tuesday night.
The Eagles caught afire with
the opening whistle and picked
up 10 points before Burwell could
find the range. The first quarter
ended with the Eagles in com
mand, 12-2.
Burwell found the range in the
second quarter to pull even with
O’Neill at 12-all. O’Neill hit three
quick baskets to take the lead
again, and the Eagles never re
linquished.
O’Neill led at the half 24-20
and 29-25 at the third quarter,
tut continuously had to fight off
the Burwell attack.
Fetrow was O’Neill’s top scor
er with 11 points, with Sanders
and Alton being O’Neill’s best re
bounders.
JDeiiiieiiiciii x>ui wcu witii xo
points with Cunningham doing a
good job rebounding plus getting
11 points. O’Neill annexed only
seven of 21 freethrow tries; Bur
well hit 11 out of 20.
The Eagles entertain Neligh
here Friday night, January 7.
Box score:
O’NEILL (39) fg ft pfpts
Gatz . 2 0 1 4
Fetrow . 5 1 2 11
Alton . 3 2 5 8
Sanders . 1 0 4 2
Gaskill . 2 1 1 5
Strong . 1 3 0 5
Conarro . 2 0 0 4
Totals .16 7 13 39
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BUR. (33) fg ft pfpts
Cain . 0 2 0 2
Phillips . .. 0 3 3 3
Ellison . 2 0 4 4
Cunningham . 5 1 3 11
Bohy . 0 0 0 0
Hughes . 0 0 3 0
Brenneman . 4 5 2 13
Johnson . 0 0 0 0^
-1
Totals .11 11 15 33
Cardinals Sail
Against Lynch
Coming to life midway in the
second period, the St. Mary’s
academy Cardinals erased a 14-21
deficit and pulled ahead of Lynch,
22-21, at the half in a cage game
played Monday night at Lynch.
The Cardinals finished on top,
£0-41.
The O’Neill parochial team lost
three of the starting five via the
foul route in the fourth period.
Coach Don Templemeyer’s kids
turned in erratic first and fourth
periods, but played headsup ball
during the second and third stan
zas. The Scarlet hit 48 percent of
their field goal tries, David Schaf
fer leading the way with 16
points. Wanser had 13 points. The
Cards were hampered by the
small Lynch floor. !
The SMA seconds annexed, 36
33, Max Bohn tallying eight. It
was the fourth consecutive win
for the reserves.
Spencer Pirates
Cop Big 4 Title
SPENCER—For the first time
the history of the annual Big Four
basketball tourney, the top hon
ors have gone to a Nebraska
team. Spencer knocked off Fair
fax, S.D., 62-54, in the finals
Tuesday night.
In Monday’s games, Fairfax
bounced Bonesteel, S.D., and
Spencer eliminated Butte.
Dennis Edwards of Spencer
fielded a total of 58 points in the
two games. Bonesteel defeated
Butte for third place, 73-50.
BALERS WIN
ATKINSON—The Atkinson high
Balers eked out a 31-30 win over
their crosstown rivals, the St.
Joseph’s hall Bluejays, in a holi
day cage classic played before a
packed house Wednesday, Decem
ber 29.
AINSWORTH CLICKS
NELIGH — The visiting Ains
worth high Bulldogs turned back
the Neligh Warriors, 75-66, Tues
day night in a rough basketball
battle.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goree of
Long Pine spent Friday in O’
Neill with relatives.
Stuart News
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrance Tenborg
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Tenborg of Wallingford, la., re
turned to their homes Sunday,
January 2, after visiting several
days at the Walter Smith, jr.,
home.
Mrs. Josephine Timmermans re
turned home Sunday, January 2,
after spending a week at the homes
of her daughters, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Higgins and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Higgins at Brocksburg.
Francis O berm ire spent the new
year’s week-end with his grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Henning, in
Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Portenier
and family of Caldwell, Ida., visit
o
ed Tuesday and Wednesday, De
cember 28-29, with the Walter
Smith, jr., family.
J. R. and Nancy Lea Stich re
turned to their home in Omaha
Saturday, January 1, after spend
ing two weeks here with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Zink.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Martin and
family of Weippe, Ida., visited from
Thursday, December 30, to Tues
day. January 4, with the Walter
Smith, jr., family.
Mrs. Frank Ruther of Bassett
was a Wednesday, December 29,
visitor at the G. L. Obermire home.
2/Lt. and Mrs. John Obermire
and daughter of Ft. Sill, Okla.,
left for their home Friday Decem
ber 31, after spending two weeks
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.' G.
L. Obermire.
“OLD RELIABLE” j
SALE REPORT
Tuesday, Januay 4th
Auction
Receipts: 756 cattle. An air
of optimism prevailed at this,
the first sale of the New Year.
All classes of cattle, without
exception were 75 cents to 1.00
higher and in the case of Ifeifer
calves 1.50 higher than a week
ago. Good to choice steer
calves from 21.50 to 23,50;
Heifer calves 17.50 to 20.00;
Yearling steers 18.50 to 21.00;
Yearling heifers 16.00 to 18.00;
Cows fully 75 cents up @ 8.00
to 12.00 a hundred.
A Good Sale
Coming Up
Next Tuesday
Including—
8 Registered Hereford bulls
40 very choice Hereford breed
ing cows
120 fancy yearling steers
100 very choice Angus calves
150 Hereford calves, already
listed.
Better include yours, if you
are ready to sell.
Just Call
ATKINSON 5141
And List Them
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1952 Chevrolet 4-Door Styleline Deluxe. Radio, heater, sun
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1953 Plymouth 4-Door Sedan. A new car trade-in that really
sparkles. We’re driving this one, it’s that good. We’ll let you
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1951 Mercury 4-Door Sedan. A local car that’s complete with
radio and heater. Had the best of care and shows it. Eco
nomical big car performance. For $325.00 down.
1950 Ford Custom Fordor V8. Radio, heater and overdrive.
Have performance with dollars to spare. Won’t hurt your
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• We will have 400-500 head of cattle today (Thursday)
at our regular weekly sale. There will be 200-250 steer
and heifer calves, one load of steer calves weighing around
425 pounds with 40 head of strictly choice steer and heifer
calves weighing around 350—these from another consignor.
Balance will be yearlings, cows and mixed consignments.
• Stockers and feeders have not responded pricewise to
our fat cattle market so this might be a good time for you
to take advantage of the big spread between stocker and
feeder cattle and fat cattle.
• A feature of today’s sale will be 55 head of solid mouth
ewes and tw'o bucks. Hog sale will start around 12:30 p.m.
O’Neill Livestock Market
Phone 2, O’Neill
GREEN BEANS
2 No. 303 Cans „„29c ’
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SEEDLESS
RAISINS-2 Lbs. 35 c
NAVY BEANS
4-Lb. Pkg._55c
OIL SARDINES
3 Cans-25'
GOLDEN VALLEY CRUSHED
PINEAPPLE
2 No. 303 Cans_49c
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STRAWBERRY PRESERVES
Jar-29c
MISSION No 303 Cans
PEAS 2 f«r 27c
I GROUND BEEF
3U>s. -87c
” • ’ WIENERS
3 Lbs, j— $1.00
MINCED HAM
3 ik $i,0Q
PORK NECK BONES
2 Lbs._25c
SUNSHINE KRISPY
CRACKERS
2-Lb. Box_47c
QUAKER
OATMEAL
3-Lb. Pkg._37c
VANILLA
, ICE CREAM
Vi Gal_69c
SANDWICH
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2-lt- Pte._59c
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3 Lbs29c I
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GRAPEFRUIT
12 for —- 49c I
SNO-CROP FROZEN
PEAS and CORN
2 Pkgs,-39c I
FROZEN
STRAWBERRIES
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COMPLETE LINE OF
POULTRY, HOG and CATTLE FEEDS
SHELHAMER FOODS
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Mon., Tues., Wed., Jan. 6 thru 12, inclusive
CASH FOR YOUR
CREAM EGGS - POULTRY - HIDES
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