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Exhibit Childrens’ Clothes
These members of the Rancho Keepers extension club from
southwest of Atkinson exhibited childrens' clothing at achieve
ment day held here Wednesday, October 17. Left-to-right: Mrs.
Keith Jones, Mrs. Dean Gotschall, Mrs. Evan Garwood, Mrs. E. J.
Gotschall, holding her daughter, Ellen. Little Bonnie Garwood j
is shown at lower right.—The Frontier Photo.
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Mrs. Preston Jones and Mrs. Robert Cook exhibited hand
made vases and other glassware at the achievement day program
in O’Neill.—The Frontier Photo.
Cleaning Plant
Changes Hands
Mr. and Mrs. George Mor
lang of Valentine have purchas
ed the Ideal Cleaners from Mr.
and Mrs. Darrel Grooms.
The Grooms family, which
moved here earlier this year
when Mr. Grooms established
the plant, left tlvis week for Val
entine.
The Morlangs have moved in
to the John Nachtman residence.
They have two sons—Richard,
3 and Vernon Lee, 2.
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PICKS TOMATOES
CELIA—Mrs. Mark Hendricks
reported that she picked two
thirds of a bushel of tomatoes,
(size of baseballs) from her gar
den Saturday, October 27. The
vines had not been covered.
Methodist Festival and Bazaar,
Saturday, November 10, 9 a.m.
in the downtown former Krotter
building.
Don’t fall to visit Scovies Wes
tern Auto now in the Consum
ers Building. 27c
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Big Run Expected Today
Today (Thursday) we will have between 1.500 and
1,700 cattle. Of this number, 900 will be calves, mostly
llerefords; 300-400 yearlings with quite a few cows and j
around 100 two-year-old heifers and steers.
Last week's most welcome rain held up a number of
consignments, and these will be here for today's sale.
Early consignments include: 150 calves from Eagle
Creek, 75 calves from Page, 60 calves from Chambers, 50
calves from near Stuart, 32 black heifer choice calves from
O'Neill. 67 head from east of O'Neill, 22 head of 900-pound
two-year-old steers.
It will be nice sale today. Remember, sandhills feeder
cattle are the best!
O’Neill Livestock Market
Phone 2, O Neill
(Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement)
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Re-elect A. L. Miller
if Born on a Nebraska
farm; taught in rural
schools; Mayor of Kim
ball; Member of Cong
ress 1 4 years; strong
supporter for REA and
sound agriculture.
if Republican victory
makes him Chairman,
Interior - Insular Affairs
Committee. Will again
introduce legislation t o
use surplus crops for in
dustrial purposes.
REMEMBER . . .
UNDER EISENHOWER
it War and killing in
Korea stopped.
Republican * Budget balanced; tax
r es cut.
to
_ it Full employment with
Congress peace and happiness.
Vote For A Record — Not A Promise
Ravages of Drouth
Noted in Black Hills
REDBIRD—Mr. and Mrs. Mer
rill Anderson returned home
Tuesday, October 16, from a trip
! t<j the Black Hills and western
Nebraska. While visiting a
brother at Martin, S D., they
( \vere privileged to attend a
! meeting and to hear South Da
kota's Governor Foss speak
1 The Andersons lived in South
Dakota a number of years.
They also visited an aunt of
, Mrs. Anderson’s in Chadron.
! whom she had not seen in over
60 years.
They report having a "very
pleasant trip" but state that
drought was apparent in most
all localities.
Other Redblrd News
Roger Rosenkrans has been
, picking corn for Fred Lindberg.
Mr and Mrs. Carl Krogh vis
ited at Merrill Anderson’s Tues
iay afternoon, October 23.
Charles Lawrence trucked cat
le to Sioux City Sunday, Octo
ber 21, for Dick Fernau
The Austin Searles family vis
ited at the Dalbert Nelson home
Thursday, October 26.
Charles Cole of Star called at
Merrill Anderson’s Thursday,
October 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Searles
and family were dinner guests of
\,r. and Mrs. Clarence Ernst
Friday, October 26, and attended
the Glen Lorenz sale in the af
ternoon.
Keith Anderson attended the
foot ball game, between Lynch
and Spencer, played at Spencer
Tuesday, October 23.
A pressure pump water system
has been installed this week at
the farm home of Mr and Mrs
Ernest Wright.
Nick Baker of Lynch was cal
ling in the Redbird vicinity
Wednesday, October 17.
Charles Lawerence of O’Neill
trucked cattle to the sale in
O'Neill for Merlyn Anderson.
Ernest Wright and Ben called
at Merrill Andersens Saturday,
October 20.
Several from this area attend
ed the sale at Fred Lindberg’s.
Tuesday, October 16.
Gary Wilson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Wilson, returned home
in mid-October after having re
ceived his discharge from the
army.
Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Ander
pn and Debra Jean returned
home recently from a two-weeks
trip to Columbus, O., where they
visited Mrs. Anderson’s brother
and wife. He is a member of
the air force. On their returd
home they visited Mr. and Mrs. i
Bob Wells at Montieello, Wise.
Mrs. Wells is a sister of Mr. An
derson’s.
Lorelle Pickering was a recent
guest of Keith Anderson.
Ed Heiser of Monowi called on
Merrill Anderson Friday after
noon. October 19.
George HolLingshead, Ameri
can Sunday school missionary
from Long Pine,' was making
calls in ths area recently.
Visit Wichmans —
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Hoesner and
daughter and Mrs. Hoesner’s
mother, all of Pierce, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mar
lin Wichman.
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Charlie Simmons
Dinner Honoree—
A birthday dinner was held
Sunday at the home of Charlie
Simmons of Page in honor of his
birthday anniversary.
Those attending were Mr and
Mrs. Harry Graham and Mary,
Mrs Bob Cook. Mr. and Mrs.
Burton Kimball of Osmond, Mr
and Mrs. David Matighan, of
Tilden, and Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Allen and three daughters and
Fred Allen, sr„ all of Page.
They spent the afternoon talk
ing over old times and wishing
the honoree many more happy
birthdays
Winks Going to
California—
CHAMBERS- Mr and Mrs
Edwin Wink and family, who
will be holding a sale Friday,
plan to leave shortly for Sae
remento, Calif . where they have
relatives and where Mr. Wink
will seek employment.
Mrs. J M. Whidden, who has
been making her home with Mr
and Mrs. Ralph Blair since her
husband's death, will also sell
at auction on Friday—real es
tate and household goods.
Omahans Feted
in Family Dinner—
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lohaus
were hosts Saturday evening at
a dinner in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Mrs. Mark Fangman and
Miss Margaret of Omaha. Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Gatz honored
them at a family breakfast Sun
dav.
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Applrby* FnterUin
at Dinner —
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Appleby
entertained at dinner Sunday
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Appleby and family, Mrs. Hob
Asher and family and Mrs. Har
old Asher and Ronnie of Page
The birthday anniversaries of
Fred Appleby and Mrs. Harold
Asher were celebrated.
Lt, Max Janairo was a week
end guest of Mr and Mrs. L* F
Heokenhauer. He was the com
manding officer of the Becken
hauer's son, Bob, In Korea, The
lieutenant was on his way to
Rapid City, South Dakota, for a
new assignment.
FREE WEDDING
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Saturday, Nov. 3
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and his Ranch Hands
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