Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: February 29—Paul
S. Bittner, Inman; Mrs. Helen
Knudsen, Page; Mrs. Paul Roth,
Chambers. March 1 — Raymond
Taylor, Page; Mrs. Peter Sojka,
Page; Oscar Witherwax, Spencer;
Mrs. Francis Curran, O’Neill;
Glenn Gettert, O’Neill; Mrs. Phil
lip Cohn and baby, O’Neill. 2—
Elaine Dankert, Chambers; Law
rence Jonas, O’Neill; Mrs. James
Walker, Iona, S.D. 3—Mrs. Gilbert
Fox and baby girl, Emmet; Re
becca Butterfield, Orchard: Jan
et Newton, Emmet; Mrs. Donald
Richardson, O’Neill; Miss Fran
ces Rotherham, Ewing; Mrs. Don
ald Lockwood, Inman. 4 — Baby
Boy Richardson, O’Neill; Mrs. A.
L Lowery, Chambers; Mrs. Don
Lyons, O’Neill; Bernard Allen,
O’Neill; E. T. Blinn, North Platte.
5_Bernard Kaup, sr.. Stuart. 6—
Earl Billings, Ewing; Mrs. Mau
rice Parks and baby girl, O Neill;
Mrs. Don Riley, O'Neill; Mrs.
John C. Auman, Orchard; Mrs.
Paul Newton, Emmet; Mrs. Er
vin Mosel, Page. ,
Dismissals: February 29— Mrs.
joe Ramold and baby boy, O'
Neill; Mrs. Raymond Shaefer and
baby girl, O’Neill; Mrs. Donald
Myers and baby girl, stu^“;
March 1—Paul S. Bittner, Inman,
Raymond Taylor, Jacque
line Kay Harley, Chambers. 2
Lyle Hanna, Chambers;Aim Mc
Manus. O’Neill (expired) _3—Mrs.
Peter Sojka, Page; Hubert Kohle,
Stuart- Anna Mane Musil, o -
Neill; Mrs. Helen Knudsen, Page
Mrs. W. H. Woods, °
SSSTo^STffi. Mar^ertte
feSSS;
O’Neill; Eiaine Dankert, Charn
el iv/lwc Francis Curran, O -
NeUl- Mrs. Donald F. Richardson
and baby girl, O’Neill; James CT
Connor, O’Neill (expired). 7
Mrc Phillip Cohn and baby noy,
O’Neill Mm. Donald Ix>ekw»od;
?nSS;W Gilbert Fox and baby
^Hos^SSed; Janet Newton.
Emmet; Mrs Mae J^"dl'’ °u.
L>LgIyery6’S5”bS?;.^?is”d
“«%. O^nSS Earl Billing, Ew
Bernard Ka,^ £
Bonnie Crumly, Page, «
vin Mosel, Page; Mrs. Jubans
Kamchaus. Ameba, Mrs.
S Ebnmet; MrxMaur.ce
Parks. O’NelU; Mrs. Don ««
O’Neill; Mrs. Charlotte Hones
09Sl o' E Cavanaugh,
Chambers; Rebecca Butterfield,
Orchard; Mrs. J°hn A^a£ V£.
chard; Earl T. Blmn, North Platte,
Bernard Allen, O’Neill,
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ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted; February . 27-R^
Kramer, Stuart, surgical Ivan
^rsiStJamese>Boottchers1^Attin^m
SAV-Mre Eellx Barbie,
Stuart, medical; Mrs. GeOTge
Stracke, Stuart, accident, Mrs.
IS Graham, Atkinson, obstete
rical- Mrs. Warren Marr, Atiun
’m7dical- Mrs. John Lucht,
son, medical, M E Bu_
Ainsworth, medical. Mr . &
lau, Atkinson, medical. Marc
-Dale Fullerton, Ameha. 5—Mrs.
Curtiss Hook, Bong j^ At
ical; Mrs. Agnes McQuilken,
Dismissed; Fe^n^J^T ^f
S?M°-eAl“n Stuart;
f„Sn Clark. Atkinson; J»j°
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Schneider, Atkinson. 29 — Mrs.
Russell Heuton, and son, Atkinson;
Mrs. Leonard Olberding and
daughter, Stuart; Mrs. Joe
Schmaderer, Stuart; Mrs. Felix
Laible, Stuart. March 1 — Mrs.
George Stracke, Stuart. 2— Mrs.
John Lucht, Ainsworth. 3— Mrs.
Frank Graham and daughter, At
kinson; Mrs. Ed Bulau, Atkinson.
5—Mrs. Jim Boettcher and son,
Atkinson; Mrs. Warren Marr,
Atkinston.
Hospitalized: Ronald Sterns,
Atkinson; Dale Fullerton, Amelia;
Ivan Christon, Newport; Anna
Brayton, Stuart; Ed Scofield, At
kinson; Ralph Kramer, Stuart;
Mrs. Frank Boehme, Newport.
SACRED HEART (Lynch)
Hospitalized: Dr. Edwin B.
Bradley, Spencer; Ed Carson,
Redbird (ready to go home);
George Classen, Spencer; Mrs.
George Classen, Spencer; Albert
Davis, Butte; Mrs. Henry Eilers,
Spencer; Mrs. Elmer Frank, Bone
steel, Si).; Baby Carl Frisch, jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frisch,
Winnetoon; Master Joseph Hahn,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Hahn, Butte; Tom Joura, Mono
wi; Mrs. Harold Krugman, Lynch:
Miss Lillian Olson, Bristow; Mrs.
Lester Pearson, Spencer; Baby
Martin Reiser, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Reiser, Butte; Wil
liam Ruzicka, Verdel; Mrs. Josie
Scheinost, Spencer; Mrs. Mary
Smith, Spencer; Watson C. Suth
erland, Flandreau, S.D.; Mrs. Har
ry Vlcan, Monowi.
Dismissals: February 28—Rob
ert Jones, Spencer. 29— Leonard
Black, Verdel. March 1— Mrs. R.
D. Hoffman, Fairfax, S.D.; Harold
Sondgeroth, Bonesteel, S.D. 2 —
Mrs. Guy Pinkerman, Dorsey;
Mrs. Dallas Ullrich, Fairfax, S.D.;
Mrs. Edmund Suing, Butte. 3 —
Mrs. Thomas Kellel, McLuskay,'
“OLD RELIABLE”
MARKET report
Tuesday, Mar. 6th
Cattle receipts 891 head
Snow flurries Tuesday kep
some of the cattle consign,
ments away but buyers filled
the pavilion to bid on the cat
tle offered, including the 40
head of Registered Hereford
Bulls on Sale. Eleven dement
Bros. Bulls averaged $340.00
per head, but the sale top went
to Ed Hoffman & Sons on an
aged bull at $520.00.
Lightweight Stocker cattle
continued in best demand with
some prices reflecting higher
bids than a week ago. Steer
calves sold largely from $19.00
to $22.00 with only a few head
above the latter price. Heifer
mates mostly $16.00 to $17.75
cwt. Yearling steers werent
plentiful but those offered
brought bias of from $16.25 to
$17.50 cwt. Yearling heifers
largely selling in packages,
brought from $15.00 to $17.00
cwt.
Butcher cattle sold 25 to .-0
cents per hundred higher with
canners and cutters $8.00 to
$8.75; commercial cows $9.00
to $9.75; beef cows $10.00 to
$11.50; bulls from $12.00 to
$13.25 cwt.
NEXT AUCTION TUES
DAY, MARCH 13th. THIS
WILL BE A SPECIALLY AD
VERTISED SALE AND AT
PRESENT WE COULD STILL
USE 500 TO 600 HEAD OF
STOCKERS & FEEDERS. IF
YOU HAVE CATTLE TO
SELL TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THIS SPECIAL SALE
AND BRING THEM THE 13th.
PHONE 5141 TODAY AND
LIST THEM IN ADVANCE.
among the offering
NEXT WEEK WILL BE
ABOUT 250 HEAD OF HERE
FORD BREEDING COWS.
Atkinson Livestock
Market
Phone 5141
'Atkinson, Nebr.
• _
DOLLAR $ FOR DOLLAR $ I
|_YOU SAVE MORE !! AT THE OUTLAW • j
GROUND
I beeTsale FRONTS. 29c - hinds . 39c
OCEAN PERCH-Lb. 29c I BEEF HEART_ Lb. 15c
BOILING BEEF_ _Lb. 15c I SPARE RIBS___ Lb. 29c
_ _ _
U.5. Gov t
Graded
WIENERS — All Meat_3 lb*. $1 ■ BACON — Armour’* Star
."““1
IU.S. GOV’T GRADED “GOOD” ROUND PORK (CENTER CUTS . Lb. 49c) *9
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=— SAVE ~AS ~Y0lf SPENtf AND POCKET THE SAVINGS!!-- — — j
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IICiCREBIB
I SOAP - Oxydol Pkg. 27c I FLOOR - Brn Tw..... 50-lb. sack 3.29
I NAVY BEANS _S His. 59c I TISSUE-Yes _Pkg. 2Jc
ERKERITE 3 * &■591
I PEAS — Happyville_ 1 303 cans 99t I CORN—Gold Nugget_0 303 cans 99c
1 SHOP THE OUTLAW AND POCKET THE SAVINGS!!
COFFEE T
(CAKE MIX — PiUsbury_2pkgs.49c I CAKE MIX - Drondary Angel39«
PEANUTS _ 3 lbs. $1 | COE - College Inn.... 5 303 cans 89c
. \_
I Stockton ^
NOBODY, BUT NOBODY, UNDERSELLS THE OUTLAW!!
SALMON - Fancy ....._” Lb. 49c | SYRUP - Penick Waffle_3cans29c
Heinz
Tomato C
Can___—
NOODLES — Jenny Lee_Pkg. |7c I JELL-0—--3pkgs. 25c
CHOCOLATE CHERRIES-Brach’s. box 53c | DOG FOOD - Prince_3 cans 29c
MR. FARMER!
DON'T SELL YOUR EGGS
FOR 31c—32c — 33c A DOZEN
BRING THEM TO THE OUTLAW!!
WE ARE
PAYING
DOZEN_
FOR YOUR FARM FRESH
EGGS
NO DEALER EGGS BOUGHT!
