. Future Subscribers
LARSON— Mr. and Mrs. Har
ley Larson of Chambers, a daugh
ter, Ramona Fern, weighing 7
pounds 9 ounces, bom Wednesday,
July 20, at the Ainsworth hos
pital. The baby’s grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood of
Chambers.
ADAMS — Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Adams of Spencer, a son, weigh
ing 8 pounds 12 ounces, bom July
24, at Sacred Heart hospital,
o# Lynch.
BURBACK — Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Burback of Kimball, a
daughter, Sheryl Annette, weigh
ing 5 pounds 13 Vi ounces, July
o 22, Atkinson Memorial hospital.
McMILLEN — Sgt. and Mrs
Kieth McMillen of Offutt air base,
Omaha, a daughter, Sandra Jean,
weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces, born
Phamhpr?
SCHNEiDER — Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Schneider of Columbus,
° a daughter, Joan, weighing 4
pounds 5 ounces, born Saturday,
o July 23. Mrs. Schneider is the for
mer Bernadine Langan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Langan of
-° O’Neill.
kki ./.h.H—Mr. and Mrs. rrancis
Belzer of O’Neill,' a son, Robert
Joseph, weighing 8 pounds 5
ounces, born Sunday, July 24, at
St. Anittiony’s hospital, O’Neill.
DROTZMAN—Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Drotzman of O’Neill, a
son, weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces,
bom Monday, July 25, at St. An
thony’s hospital, O’Neill.
DERICKSON — Mr. and Mrs.
* Sammie Derickson of O’Neill, a
son, Craig Richard, weighing 7
" pounds 6y4 ounces, bom Monday,
July 25, at St. Anthony’s hospi
tal, O’Neill.
KLABENES — Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Klaberves of Chambers,
a son, Stanley Raymond, weigh
ing 8 pounds 10 ounces, bom Tues
day, July 26, at St. Anthony’s hos
pital.
JOHNSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Johnson of Spencer, a son,
weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces,
o born Monday, July 25, at Sacred
Heart hospital, Lynch.
HENNING—Mr. and Mrs. Wil
fred Henning of Spencer, a son,
weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces, born
Wednesday, July 27, at Sacred
Heart hospital, Lynch.
ANDERSON — Mr. and Mrs.
Garlen Anderson of Butte, a son,
weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces,
bom Tuesday, July 26, at Sacred
Heart hospital, Lynch.
BENNET—Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Bennet of Bassett, a daughter,
Karen Jean, weighing 8 pounds 1
ounce bom Wednesday, July 27,
at the Atkinson Memorial hospit
al.
Chambers Easy
Victor Over O’Neill
CHAMBERS — The Chambers
Towners apparently were doing
everything correctly and the O’
Neill Rockets doing things wrong
ly here Sunday afternoon. Cham
bers walked off with an easy 16-1
North-Central Nebraska league
‘ victory.
Chambers cracked out 21 hits
off the O’Neill pitchers, Kelly
and Everetts, at the. same time,
Jerry Grimes kept the O’Neill
team shackled with four scatter
ed hits.
The win gave Chambers undis
puted possession “of first place.
Chambers lost no time in tak
ing the lead as they turned four
hits into as many runs in the first
inning. Bruce Grimes clouted a
homerun with two on to climax
the inning. The second inning
produced two more turns on three
o hits, also a flock of errors.
Grimes was very effective with
his knuckleball. Nesbitt was the
only O’Neill batter who could find
the range as he got three singles.
O’Neill’s only run came as the
result of a walk, a balk, and an
error, and that was after two
were out in the ninth.
The top hitters in this game for
Chambers were Hilligas with four
for five; Gribble and B. Grimes
with three for six, and Jerry
Grimes and Cameron with two
for four.0
The next two games for Cham
bers will be away from home at
Bassett and at Ainsworth.
Meanwhile, the Rockets will
entertain Burke, S.D., tonight
(Thursday) in Carney park.
The Chambers midgets were
defeated 11-6 by the Atkinson
midgets at Atkinson Friday, July
22.
W. F. FINLEY, M.D.
O’NEILL
Downey Building
OFFICE PHONE: 28
180,000 Fish
Distributed Here
Over 180,000 fish were deliver
ed to 23 cooperators Wednesday
afternoon, July 20, at the postof
fice corner in O’Neill. These are
federal fish used to stock private
ponds. The fish became the prop
erty of the land owner and he
need not open the waters to pub
lic fishing. Requests for these fish
were made during the past six to
nine months through the Holt soil
conservation district office.
Tune in “Voice of The Fron
tier”, thrice weekly!
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: July 20—Mrs. Let
tie Calkins, O’Neill. 21—Mrs. Gil
bert Fox, Emmet; E. M. Yaryan,
Clearwater; Frank H. Murray, O’
Neill. 22—George Clift, O’Neill;
Mrs. Louis Zahradnicek, Atkinson.
23—Larry Peterson, O’Neill. 24—
Mrs. Donald Lineback, O’Neill;
Mrs. E. W. Kramer, O’Neill; Mrs.
Francis Belzer, O’Neill. 25—Albert
Loock, Spencer; Mrs. George Jef
feries, Ewing; Mrs. Alma Thorell,
Bristow; Mrs. Dale Curran, O’
Neill; Mrs. Sammie Derickson,
O’Neill; Mrs. Rodney Drotzman,
O’Neill; Frank Froelich, O’Neill;
Mrs. Martha Hill, Ewing; Mrs.
Gertrude K a u p , Stuart; Mrs.
George Cameron, Chambers;
Marvin Johnson, O’Neill. 26—Mrs.
Raymond Klabenes, Chambers;
Linelle Tompkins, Inman. 27 —
James Elmer Kopejtka, Spencer.
Dismissals: July 20—Mrs. Har
old Humrich and baby girl, O’
Neill; Frank Neibauer, Bassett. 21
—Laurence Murray, O’Neill; Ger
ald Klinetobe, Page; Hugh Birm
ingham, O’Neill. 22—Mrs. William
Grothe, sr., Emmet; Frank H.
Murray, O’Neill. 23—Mrs. Harry
Mead, Fremont; Mrs. Louis Zah
radnicek, Atkinson; Mrs. Ralph
Ferris and baby girl, O’Neill. 25—
Debra Harmon, O’Neill; Mrs. Gil
bert Fox, Emmet; Jacob Hoerle,
Chambers. 26—George Clift, O’
Neill; Mrs. Lettie Calkins, O’Neill;
E. M. Yaryan, Clearwater. 27 —
Larry Peterson, O’Neill; Mrs. E.
W. Kramer, O’Neill; Mrs. George
Cameron, Chambers.
Presently hospitalized: Mrs. Lois
Adams, Chambers; Mrs. Minnie
Bay, O’Neill; Dr. H. L. Bennett,
O’Neill; Mrs. Francis Belzer, O’
Neill; Mrs. Dale Curran, O’Neill;
Mrs. Rodney Drotzman, O’Neill;
Mrs. Sammie Derickson, O’Neill;
Earl Fox, O’Neill; Frank Froelich,
O’Neill; M. B. Higgins, O’Neill;
Mrs. Martha Hill, Ewing; Mrs.
Mabel Henry, O’Neill; Mrs.
George Jefferies, Ewing; James
Elmer Kopejtka, Spencer; Mrs.
Raymond Klabenes, Chambers;
Mrs. Gertrude Kaup, Stuart; Mrs.
Don Lineback, O’Neill; Albert
Loock, Spencer; M. F. O’Donnell,
O’Neill; Mrs. Alma Thorell, Bris
tow; Linelle Tompkins, Inman;
Walter Zahradnicek, Stuart.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Admissions: Mrs. Jack Adams,
Spencer; John Adams, Spencer;
Paul Bendig, Bonesteel, S.D. Dr.
Edwin B. Bradley, Spencer; Mrs.
Howard Carston, Dorsey; Mrs.
George Classen, Spencer; Mrs. R.
B. Drickey, Spencer; Mrs. Ivar
Johnson, Bristow; Joe Macku,
Spencer; Mrs. Milton B. Nelson,
Bristow Mrs. Lillian Olson, Bris
tow; Mrs. Barbara Peklo, Lynch;
Mrs. Max Rossmeier, Bristow;
Mrs. Ernest Schoenrogge, Fairfax,
S.D.; Mrs. John Selle, Butte;
Harry Walker, Lynch.
Dismissals: July 18 — Alvin
Londberg, Lynch; Mrs. William
Burger, Verdel; Pat Cassidy,
Lynch. 20—Claude A. Rutledge,
Lynch; Mrs. Jacob Fuhrman,
Herrick, S.D.; Mrs. Robert Wil
son, Verdel. 21—Mrs. Earl Orr
and Baby Girl, Butte. 22—Baby
Larry Haun, Spencer; Mrs. Wil
liam Schultz, Naper; Baby Rocky
Ray Wilson, Verdel. 23 — Mrs.
Paul Weber, Butte. 24 — Mrs.
Henry Eilers and Baby Boy,
Spencer.
Expired: July 21—Oscar John
son, 74, Spencer.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: July 19—Lelea Gar
wood of Atkinson, accident. 20—
Mrs. Stanley Johnson, medical;
Charles Ostler of Fremont, medi
cal. 21—Roland Bouska of Atkin
son, accident; Frank Neibauer of
Bassett, medical. 22 — William
Grunke of Stuart, medical. 23—
Mrs. Fred Braun of Atkinson,
medical. 24—Mrs. William Mor
gan of Atkinson, medical. 25—
Marvin Smelcer of Greenville,
Tenn., surgical.
Dismissed: July 21—Mrs. Ed
ward Albrecht and son of Atkin
son; Mrs. Samuel Becker af At
kinson. 22—Mrs. Harold Fischer
and son of Naper; Charles Ostler
of Fremont. 23—Mrs. Anton Dob
rovolny of Atkinson.
Hospitalized: Anna Ahle.
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Official Proceedings of the
Holt County Supervisors
(Continud from page 11)
SEy4SWy4 40 A . Sec 6-27-10 410.00
S% 305 A RR . Sec 13-28-11 6535.00
SyjNEy4 80 A . Sec 13-28-11 1325.00
SEy4 . Sec 26-28-11 3070.00
SEy4 . Sec 25-28-11 2980.00
NEy4 . Sec 27-28-11 3000.00
E%NWy4 . Sec 27-28-11 1480.00
E%swy4> SEy4 . Sec 27-28-11 4425.00
wy>wy> . Sec 27-28-11 3225.00
EViEVi . Sec 28-28-11 3065.00
NWy4 . Sec 28-28-11 3575.00
W%NEy4, swy4, W^SEy4 . Sec 28-28-11 6105.00
N%Ny> . Sec 33-28-11 2665.00
swy4, pt SEy4> pt SEy4NEy4 .sec 10-28-11 3635.00
jwy4 . Sec 4-27-10 2765.00
N% . Sec 5-27-10 5905.00
SEy4 . Sec 5-27-10 2455.00
NWy4 . Sec 7-27-10 2685.00
SW-y4 . Sec 19-27-10 3175.00
SEy4 . Sec 19-27-10 3385.00
neV4 . Sec 19-27-10 3735.00
Wy>NWy4 . .1. Sec 19-27-10 1475.00
lE^NWyt . Sec 19-27-10 1480.00
swy4 . Sec 5-27-10 5935.00
W% 320 A . Sec 15-28-11 4885.00
NE% 145 A R.R. Sec 14-28-11 2334.00
E%NW% 78% A. R.R. Sec 14-28-11 1055.00
I NW% 160 A . Sec 13-28-11 6810.00
! SW% 160 A . Sec 12-28-11 2905.00
E%SE% 80 A . Sec 11-28-11 1720.00
NEy4swy4, s%swy4) w%se% 193 a .. sec 11-28-11 4645.00
SEy4NWy4 40 A . Sec 11-28-11 735.00
w%Nwy4, Nwy4swy4 16.5 a r.r.sec 11-28-11 1665.00
SEy4 160 A . Sec 18-27-11 2530.00
N% 320 A.Sec 33-27-10 5125.00
SW% 152 A . Sec 7-27-10 2565.00
NW% 160 A . Sec 8-27-10 2930.00
NE% 160 A . Sec 9-27-10 2905.00
NE% 160 A . Sec 7-27-10 3615.00
N% 315 A R.R.Sec 4-27-10 5730.00
SWy4NEy4> SEy4 200 A. Sec 6-27-10 2200.00
No 15 A of w%swy4, NEy4SWy4, 206.65 A Sec 6-27-10 3051.00
So. 65 A of W%SW% . Sec 6-27-10 1225.00
NW%NEy4 40 A .. Sec 6-27-10 265.00
All 640 A . Sec 9-28-11 11,180.00
N% 320 A . Sec 14-27-11 2943.00
SEy4 160 A . Sec 5-27-11 995.00
W%NEy4, W% 400 A . Sec 28-27-10 6705.00
W% 320 A . Sec 21-27-10 1960.00
N% 320 A . Sec 26-27-10 3430.00
SEy4 160 . Sec 17-27-10 950.00
S% 320 A . Sec 8-27-10 3435.00
S%NEy4, SEy4NWy4, NEy4SEy4 160 A... Sec 33-28-11 2320.00
swy4, swy4Nwy4, 200 a.sec 33-28-11 1780.00
W% 320 A . Sec 6-29- 9 4300.00
Blk. 13- Lots 6-7 Inman village. 850.00
SE% 160 A . Sec 22-28-11 2670.00
SWy4NEy4, NEy4NWy4, 146 A RR . Sec 2-28-11 2730.00
N%NE%, 80 A . Sec 13-28-11 1285.00
W%NWy4 . Sec 19-27-10 1475.00
NE% . Sec 19-27-10 3735.00
SE% . Sec 19-27-10 3385.00
SW% . Sec 19-27-10 3175.00
ucscupuun Valuation
O’Neill Hagerty Add. Block D. Lots 16 to 19 .. 3245.00
O’Neill O.T. Block 21, lots 22-23 . 6210.00
O’Neill Hagertys Add. Block D, E 80 of Lots 5 to 9 Incl. 1750.00
Millard Add. Block H. Lots 10-11 . 70.00
Hazeletts Add. Block 15 lots 7 to 12 incl. 2630.00
Fahys 2nd Add. Block B lot 12 . 1535.00
O’Neill Hagertys Add. Block C Lots 7-9 incl. .. 1715.00
O’Neill Riggs Add. Block 40, E 106 Lots 1-3 incl. 1815.00
McCafferty Add. Block 46- 87x160 Lot 6 . 2435.00
O’Neill Riggs Add. Blk 39 Lots 17-26 incl. 615^00
O’Neill Riggs Add. Blk 39 Lots 1-2 incl. 8625.00
O’Neill O.T. Block 16 Lots 10-11-12 . 12185.00
Fahys Park Add. Blk K, Lots 2-3- E% Lot 4 .. 2270.00
Fahys Park Add. W% Lot 4 All 5-6 Blk K . 2725 00
Fahys Park Add. Block C Lots 20 22 incl. ... 5370 00
29-29-11 2A .660.00
O’Neill O.T. Blk 26, Lots 2-3-4 . 2960 00
O’Neill O.T. Blk 26, Lot 5 ...2155 00
W%NWy4 29-29-11 Lots 7-16 incl. 6.7 A.1580*00
O’Neill O.T. Blk 15, Lots 13-14 .. 4630.00
O’Neill O.T. Blk 16, Lots 7-8- S% 9 . 8770.00
O’Neill O.T. Blk 16 Lot 5-6 ..... 8675 00
O’Neill O.T. Blk 23 Sfe Lot 9- S%W% Lot 10 !3775*00
O Neill Riggs Add. Blk 41 Lots 19 to 21 incl. . 3960 00
McCaffertys Add. Blk 47 all .’’ n 920.00
O Neill O.T. Blk, 15, Lot 19 .... 5570 00
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that for the taxable year 1955,
the assessed value for purposes of taxation of the following described
articles and items of personal property be set and fixed in the
amounts in dollars set forth opposite such described property as fol
low, viz:
TYPE OF PROPERTY ASSESSED
OWNER: AND SCHEDULE: VALUE
Rolland Miller .Personal.$5390.00
John Cronk .Personal.$1300 00
EE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,'
That the Board does find and de
termine that a disparity and in
equality exists in the assessed
value of real property in certain
Townships within the County as
compared to other townships
therein, and for the purposes of
equalizing said Townships and the
real estate therein with other
Townships, the total assessed
value of all real estate in the fol
lowing Townships, viz: Holt
Creek, Swan, Josie, and Francis,
be, and the same is reduced by de
duction therefrom the sum of ten
dollars for each one hundred dol
lars of assessed value.
After discussion, a Roll Call
vote was taken by the Chairman
upon the question of passage and
adoption of such resolution. The
following supervisors voted in fa
vor of the passage and adoption:
Frickel, Flood, Tomlinson, Baten
horst, Ernst, Barthel and Cronk.
The following voted against: None.
The Chairman thereupon an
nounced that said Resolution had
received the favorable vote of all
members of the Board, and that the
same was unanimously passed and
adopted, and the Clerk was di
rected to record the same in the
minutes.
On motion board adjourned to
the call of the Clerk.
KENNETH WARING
County Clerk
FRANK CRONK
Chairman.
The foregoing minutes were re
corded in the County Clerk’s of
fice on July 18, 1955.
O’Neill, Nebr.
June 27, 1955
10:00 A.M.
Holt County Board of Super
visors met as per adjournment.
All members present.
The Finance Committee report
ed that all the fees of various
County Ofices have been remitted
to the Coun/ty Treasurer as re
quired by law.
Motion by Batenhorst, seconded
by Barthel, that the following
claims be allowed and warrants
ordered drawn on the General
Fund in payment of same. Mo
tion carried.
Atkinson Graphic, publish
ing fees .$ 69.55
K. L. Barthel. salary .... 118.75
K. L. Barthei, mileage .... 37.80
A. M. Batenhorst, mileage 67.28
Dr. L. A. Carter, mental
hearing . 5.00
Clark Bros. Transfer,
freight charges . 4.73
Geo. E. Collins, mileage. . 35.50
Coyne Hardware, court
house supplies . 3.15
Coyne Hardware, supplies
& repairs for courthouse
annex ... 23 88
Helen Engler, salary .... 166.68
Clarence Ernst, mileage .. 24.60
Eaw. N. Flood, salary ... 118.75
J. R. Freeman, courthouse
supplies . IO.30
Alice L. French, postage &
box rent . 41.01
Alex Frickel, salary _ 118.75
Alex Frickel, mileage ... 45.96
Gant Publishing Co., office
supplies . 7.50
William W. Griffin, salary 208.33
John Grutsch, salary .... 233.34
John Grutsch, Service Of
fice, postage & mileage 4.60
Esther Harris, salary ... 200.00
Hearne Bros., office sup
Plies . 37.50
Holt County Extension Ser
vice . 514.14
Howard Blacksmith Shop,
courthouse supplies .... 25.75
Journal Star Printing Co.,
office supplies . 2 78
Kansas-Nebr. Natural Gas
Co., gas service . 28.10
Francis D. Lee, Insurance
Premium .. 11.41
Howard D. Manson, salary 266.68
Milburn & Scott Co., office
supplies . 5.03
Milburn & Scott Co., office
supplies . 74.16
Mark Muff, labor on an
nex . 18.80
James Mullen, salary_ 191.68
Nora Mullen, salary .... 200.00
Norfolk Office Eqpt. Co.,
office supplies . 21.15
Omaha Printing Co., office
supplies . 52.85
Omaha School Supply, of
fice supplies & equipment 16.44
Redfield & Co., office sup
plies . 40.74
Louis W. Reimer, salary .. 325.00
Remington Rand, Inc., of
fice equipment . 395.00
Arlene Ruroede, salary_ 166.68
Servall Towel & Linen,
laundry services . 8.75
Standard Office Equip. Co.,
office supplies . 12.88
Stephenson School Supply
Co., office supplies .... 50.53
Stuart Advocate, publish
ing fees . 3.80
Leo S. Tomjack, salary.. 233.34
Leo S. Tomjack, mileage. 140.80
Leo S. Tomjack, telephone
services . 5.79
Arthur W. Tomlinson, sal
ary . 118.75
Underwood Corporation,
office equipment . 337.50
Kenneth Waring, expenses
for trip to Lincoln, Nebr. 25.44
Wm. F. Wefso, solary- 300.00
Ailene Wilkinson, salary. . 166.68
Fred Babutzke, labor at
court house annex. 15.00
A. M. Batenhorst, salary . 118.75
Bricker Typewriter Co., of
fice supplies . 175.00
Geo. E. Collins, salary .... 161.75
Consumers Public Power,
electric service . 128.73
Frank Cronk, salary .... 118.75
Frank Cronk, mileage .. 46.14
Clarence Enst, salary .... 118.75
First National Bank, O’
Neil1, supplies . 3.50
J. R. Freeman Co., court
house supplies . 120.15
Alice L. French, salary... 300.00
Friden Calculator Agency,
office equipment . 380.00
John R. Gallagher, counsel
fees .. 50.00
Ernest J. Gotschall, assess
ing salary . 82.50
Wm. W. Griffin, hearings
for the Board of Mental
Health . 135.00
Haeseler Pictures, office
supplies . 36.00
J. Ed Hancock, salary .. . 300.00
Esther Harris, postage and
box rent . 5.50
Carolyn Hiatt, salary .... 200.00
Holt County Independent,
pulbishing fees, office
supplies & equipment .. 184.20
Journal Star Printing Co.,
office supplies -- 86.15
Esther E. Kaiser, salary. . 166.68
Joy Kennedy, salary. 166.68
Francis D. Lee, insurance
premiums . 306.19
The T. C. Lord Co., office
supplies . 407.22
Middlewest Nebr. Motor,
freight charges . 1.41
Mimeograph Duplicator
Co., office supplies . 21.35
James Mullen, mileage .. 54.00
Mabel McKenna, salary . 166.68
Northwestern Bell Tele
phone Co., telephone ser
vice . 222.45
Omaha Printing Company,
office supplies . 16.07
Redfield & Co., office sup
plies . 18.00
Louis W. Reimer, Co.
Judge, postage & ex
press charges . 5.09
Charles Richter, salary... 225.00
Charles Scribners Son,
office supplies . 36.12
Ophelia Sessions, salary . 200.00
Spelts-Ray Lumber Co.,
supplies & repairs for
courthouse annex . 189.68
Standard Stationery Sup
ply Co., office supplies .. 138.16
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Stephenson School Sup
T PlycC^ of*ice supplies. 148.00
s- Tomjack, prisoner
board . 220 5q
Leo S. Tomjack, jaiior fees 39*00
^xF0™iack’ washing 50.00
Arthur W. Tomlinson
mileage . 62 64
John J. Underwood, salary 116.54
Kenneth faring, salary.. 300.00
Kenneth Waring, Co. Clerk,
postage & box rent i1 oc
Wm. F. Wefso, Co. .Ass^s- 5
sor, postage .’ . 3 00
J- Ed Hancock, Co. Treas
supplies, freight bill, ’’
postage & box rent .... 134.81
Motion by Tomlinson, seconded
by Flood, that the following claims
be allowed and warrants ordered
drawn on the Road Fund in pay
ment of same. Motion carried.
(Continued next issue)
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