Coyotes Finally
Bump St. Joe, 49-42
CHAMBERS — For lo’ many
noons the Chambers high coyotes
tave usually been on the short
end in clashes with the St Joseph
tall Bluejays of Atkinson But
fYiday night, at Chambers, it was
t different story.
The count was close all the way
but the Coyotes won it, 49 - 42,
with Rod Elkins meshing 23
points and Bill Young coming
through with 16
For St. Joe, Bill Slattery ac
counted for 16
Spencer Romps Over
Butte Quint, 62-43
SPENCER—The Spencer high
Pirates got off to a slow start at
Butte Friday night, but moved
into high gear for the remaind
er of the evening to wreck Butte
high, 62-43.
The scored was deadlocked, 17
all, at the end of the opening
stanza. The Pirates pumped in
17 points in the second, 14 in
the third and 14 in the final
while holding Butte to a total of
26 points in those three periods.
Dan Roberts sparked the Pi
rates’ attack, accounting for 29
points.
The Spencer seconds won over
the Butte reserves, 32-26.
Elston's Late Buckets
Enables Win—
ORCHARD—Elston scored the
winning points for the Orchard
high Orioles as the Orchatd
club nipped Tilden, 59-57. Or
chard led 14-9 at the end of the
first period, 24-23 at the half,
and the score was deadlocked,
40-all, at the end of third.
The Frontier SPOR TS
Broncos Nip Cards;
Sound Warning
Muff 13 Gratis Tries,
Bounce Back
STUART—The potent Stuast
high Broncos muffed 13 free
throws during the first half in
Friday night’s game against the
St. Mary's academy Cardinals
of O’Neill, but the Stuart crew
won it anyway, 42-39.
It was the first loss in three
starts for Coach Don Temple
meyer’s crew, which earlier had
turned back ONeill high and
Atkinson high.
By virtue of the win the
Broncs served notice they will
be tough to reckon with in Holt
cage circles this season. They
were the county grid champions.
The match was close all the
way. St. Mary’s owned a 10-6
first period lead.
St. Mary’s led 16-10 in the
second period with Jim Froelich
and Jim Becker each hitting a
pair of fielders. But Dana Bige
low potted three straight from
the corner to help put Stuart
ahead at the half.
Stuart went ahead, 22-20 at
at the half.
At the end of the third it was
Stuart 32, St. Mary’s 31.
Trailing by five points with
less than three minutes to go, the
Cards pulled to within one point.
They gambled on a long shot with
10 seconds to go, missed, Stuart re
covered and Minnig was fouled.
He calmly dropped in two gratis
flips and that ended it.
The Templemeyer crew drop
ped only 30 percent of the tree
throws—three out of 10—while
the Broncos hit 39 percent — 10
out of 26.
Jim F’roelich, who was laid up
in football, hit a torrid pace
with 19 points. He missed only
three fieldgoal tries out of 12
attempts—all outside the circle.
Don Minning came through
with 18 points for the victors
while Dana Bigelow scored 10.
St. Mary’s reserves won over
the junior Broncs, 30-27, with
Gary Holly getting 12 points.
Page Eagles Win
Over Inman Tigers
_
INMAN — The Inman Tigers
met their first defeat of the
season when they played the
Page Eagles Friday night on the
home court. The final score was
63-55, in favor of Page, L. Parks
led the attack for the winners
with a total of 22 points while
Neal Kelley of Inman was high
for the evening with 24 points.
The Inman reserves won their
game, 40-24. Dick Coventry was
high for Inman and Gary Bowen
led Page.
Inman Volleyball
Team in Busy Week
INMAN—The Inman volleyball
team journeyed to Clearwater
December 12. The Clearwater gals
won 31-25. High scorer for Clear
water was Kathy Hoffman. Shar
on Cunningham and Donna Bar
low led for Inman.
Friday evening the Inman girls
defeated Page 39-11, They gain
ed an early lead and were not
threatened throughout the game.
Lois Morsbach was high scorer
for the winners. The gals played
Orchard Tuesday night.
EDUCATIONAL NEWS
Registration for the second off
campus class, “Fundamentals of
Speech”, will be held at the O’
Neill public school, January 12,
10:30 a.m. Supt. Royal Henline of
Neligh will be instructor for this
three - hour class from Wayne
State Teacher’s college, according
to Miss Alice L. French, county
superintendent.
INMAN—The band under the
direction of Leonard Sawyer, is
preparing for a polio benefit con
cert to be held some time in Jan
uary.
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Sonny Carl Dumps
23 As Ewing Wins
EWING—Coach Fritz Rei
fert’s Ewing high Tigers final
ly annexed Friday night at
Ewing scuttling the Meadow' j
Grove Trojans, 40-28. Sonny
Carl slipped in 23 points for the
victors.
Larry Berg was best for the
visitors with 12.
Ewing led 9-6 at the end of
the opening stanza and enjoyed
a 17-14 margin at the half, both
teams playing tight defensive
ball. The Tigers rolled up 13
points in the third and took com
mand, 30-22, going into the final.
The Trojans have lost their
first three starts.
Make Pairings for
Sandhills Tourney
_______
INMAN — Saturday, December
15, parings were drawn for the
sandhill gateway conference
tournament. This tourney will be
held January 7, 8, 10 aiid 11 at
Brunswick.
The opener will be Brunswick
versus Oakdale at 6 p.m., January
7, followed by a game between
Meadow Grove and Orchard at
7:30 and game three will be In
man versus Chambers at 9 a.m.
On Tuesday night, January 8,
Royal will meet Elgin in a game
at 6 o’clock. Page drawing the
winner of game two will play at
7:30 o’clock for the fifth game of
the tournament, followed by
Clearwater and the winner of
game one at 9 o’clock.
Cage Scoreboard
FRIDAY
At Orchard 59 .. Tilden 57
Ainsworth 60 at O’Neil] 32*
At Center 88 Brunswick 31
St. Boniface (Elgin) 37
at St. Ludger (Ctn) 35
At Verdigre 38 Lynch 30
At Stuart 42 St. Mary’s 39
Spencer 62_ at Butte 43
At Chambers 49
St. Joe (Atkinson) 42
At Ewing 40 Meadow Grove 28
Clearwater 49 at Royal 36
At Bassett 80 Long Pine 27
SATURDAY
Albion 40 at O’Neill 36
TUESDAY
Ord 63 . at O’Neill 33
BASSETT ROMPS
BASSETT — Ronnie Marcellus
scored 20 points Friday night as
Rock county high (Bassett) wal
loped Long Pine, 80-27.
“The Old Reliable”
MARKET REPORT
Tuesday. Dee 18 Auction
On a year end clean up
basis cattle receipts totaled
only 700 head at this week :
Auction. Quality considered
prices were mostly unchang
ed from last week’s good mar
ket, indicating thao there is
an improving demand for re
placement cattle.
Due to both Christmas and
New Years Day Falling on
Tuesday—Our Next Auction
will be on Tuesday, January
8th, 1957. We are planning a
Big Special Event for that
day—and already have a fine
listing of cattle—But Could
Use Many More. Listings for
this sale should be in our
hands not later than Decem
ber 29th—To be properly ad
vertised.
“A Merry Christmas and A
Happy New Year to You All"
Atkinson Livestock
Market
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Homeless Ord Quint
Rolls Oyer Eagles
The Ord Chanticleers, tempor
arily homeless after their gym
nasium was damaged by an ex
plosion, showed no ill effects
nere Tuesday night. They wallop
ed the O'Neill high Eagles, 63-33,
o*i tne O'Neill cocrt. *
The game originally was sche
duled to be played at Ord but w as
transferred to O’Neill after a
steam boiler blew the auditorium
stage into the atmosphere. Slate
fire and insurance officials are
probing the cause w hich inflicted
100-thousand-dollar damage to
the Ord school plant.
Shamp and Mason behaved at
O Nell about like the skyward
stage. They fired from all angles
in O'Neill’s intact playground and
accounted for a total of 32 points
—-one shy of O’Neill’s total pro
duction.
It was dependable Bob Young
again for the Eagles as he showed i
the w’ay with 16.
Ord jumped to a 20-8 first
period lead, stretched it to 30-17
at intermission, and enjoyed a 46
28 third period standing.
The Ord reserves fashioned a
23-15 win over the Eagles’ second
team.
Boxscore of main event:
ORD (63) fg ft pf pts
Mason 7 o 5 14
Sohamp 9 0 2 18
Pocock 1 0 0 2|
Don Vasicek 2 0 2 4
Ulrich 5 2 4 12
Den Vansicek 10 1 2
Stevens 0 2 0 2
Armstrong 2 0 3 4
Witherwax 0 0 1 0 ]
Dunlap 2 1 0 5 {
Nelson 0 0 1 01
Ptacnik 0 0 1 01
Totals 29 5 20 63
O’NEILL (33) fg ft pf pts,
Young 4 8 2 16
Dexter 0 0 10
Eby 0020
McKim 0 1 0 1!
McKenny 1416
Parks 02 1 2|
Larsen 0 0 1 0 i
Oetter 3 0 0 6 j
Smith 0 0 1 01
Petersen 10 0 2
Totals 9 15 9 33:
Debit News
Hie annual Christmas pro
gram was held at St. John's Cath
olic church Sunday evening.
Weekend guests at the Johimy
Bauer home were Mr. and Mrs.
E. W Rosburg and Penny of
Deadwood, S.D. They were en
route home after spending a
month in Florida.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. John
ny Bauer and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Tomjack and Mr. and
Mrs. Rosburg and Penny, visited
Mrs. Myrtle Jewell in Dallas,
S.D.
The HEO club met Thursday at
the Clarence Schmiser home for
a covered dish luncheon and j
Christmas party.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tomjack
were Saturday evening supper |
guests at the Henry Reimer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Benton and
Bob are planning a trip to Cal
ifornia during Christmas vacation
to see their daughter, Donna Mae,
her husband and their six-month- j
old daughter.
Gene Tomjack who is in the!
service in Denver, Colo., will ar-1
rive in Hastings on Wednesday.
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Tomjack will meet him and visit
the Jewell Tomjacks.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer at
tended a faculty Christmas din
ner party in Neligh on Wednes
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller spent
Thursday evening at the R. Tom
jack home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sehi recent
ly' purchased a residence in Ne
ligh.
Several irrigation wells are be
ing put down in the Deloit com
munity.
Pleasant Day Club
in Yule Party—
The Pleasant Day club mem
bers and families were entertain
ed at a Christmas card party by
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson at
their home Friday, December 14.
Several members were unable to
dome due to the illness in fam
ilies. High scores going to Mrs.
Albert Stearns and William
Claussen and lows to Mrs. Albert
Widtfeldt and Lyle Vequist.
Frontier for Printing.
Lynch Win Over
Naper Quint, 52-43
L\ NCH — The Lynch high
school Eagles needed an extra
period to defeat Naper, 52-43,
Tuesday night. December 11.
The count was tied 43-all at the
end of the regular playing time
with Rex Carson's fielder tying!
the count.
C Weeder tallied 16 points for
the winners; Stoltenberg scored
18 for Naner,
111 a game played Friday night
at Verdigre, the Verdigre'Hawks
dumped the Lynch Eagles, 38-30,
w :th Jerry Souhrada pumping in
18 points for the winners. Weed
er was again high for Lynch—
scoring 18
Real Estate Transfers
WI>—Clarence A Strong to Ro
bert & Kathryn Kinnalev 9-25-56
$3200-Part of Lot 3 Blk A- Mil
lards Add-O'Neill.
WD—Arden Johnson to John
Johnson 2-6-45 $l-N'2NVVi4 and
N^NEi.4 & E'i>SE'4 Sec 12-Twp
32- Range 12.
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Daily Umit Reported
on lee Fishing—
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Davis re
turned Tuesday from Minnesota
where they had been ice fishing
at a lake for a week They'report
ed that the daily limit was taken
One of their friends pullet! a 164
pound pike from the ice. The
l>a\ is^'s were fishing about 00
miles north of Minneapolis.
From 11 for printing.
Dr. Donald E. David
OPTOMETRIST
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Glasses Fitted
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A New Addition
HAS BEEN ADDED
to Oar GRILL
WE HAVE just completely remodeled and redecorated
our basement and can take care of around 60 persons
for banquets, parties, etc. You’ll like the warm friendly
atmosphere . . . the fine foods.
We will serve
TURKEY DINNERS
. . . with all the trimmings
on New Year’s Day!
PLEASE MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS
FOR PARTIES. BANQUETS
ALSO FOR YOUR NEW YEAR’S DINNER
Humphrey’s Grill
Claude and Vera !
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; is the place to do that Last-Minute shopping—you can find jj
[ gifts galore for everyone on your list. 4
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i Special Special Special Special «
\ Lovable, washable. beautifully dressed Barbara Jo 4
! Dolls. Thrill the little girl on your list with one of these !
life-like dolls. Regularly priced at 5.95
— SPECIAL at only $4.98 — i
; Does He Smoke a Pipe? i
We have a wide variety of good pipes priced from $1.00 ^
up. A Pipe Rack makes an ideal gift for the Pipe j
[ Smokers. ’
! EVER SHARP Pens, Pencils, and Pen and Pencil Sets at ‘
! greatly reduced prices.
: ~ GIFT IDEAS !
We have several nice ones for the home: J
BATH SCALES in attractive colors and white, $6.49 up. 2
Famous for Quality Taylor THERMOMETERS, BAR- |
OMETERS, and HU MIDIGUIDES—at reasonable prices. 5
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■ For a rift he will surely appreciate and use we 9
JH suggest a 9
I Tawn Travel Kit
I priced at $3.29 and $5.98
Cosmetic Sets make really nice gifts:
Coty Black Swan Set—Perfume , Toilet Water and
Lipstick.
Cara Nome Springwood Toilet Water, Lotion, and Perm
acreme Lipstick->*•** j
; Lentheric Tweed ToUet Water and Dusting Powder $3.M j
Cara Nome Mist Cologne, Dusting Powder—Beautifully j
Wrapped-*3-M j
These are but a few of the beautiful Cosmetic Sets we j
have for you. Come in and see the others. ‘
A nice box of Candy is always a welcome gift It will be
especially appreciated if the candy is PANGBURN’S WE8- i
TERN STYLE CHOCOLATES. Come in and see the many
attractive Christmas Boxes on our Candy Counter.
\ We have just received a new shipment of those FRESH i
Johnson Nuts. Put JOHNSON NUTS on your shopping list j
now and get them for your Holiday parties and Dinners. |
Gilligan Rexall Drug |
> Ben Gilligan Robert T. Devoy
Phone 87 — O’Neill
GOOD LUCK. GOOD HEALTH AND GOOD FORTUNt
ROY SHELHAMER
LYLE BENDA
KIETH ABART
DICK MC LAIN
BERNARD SCHMITZ
VERNON PAS8IEUX
LA VONNE PROUTY
EARL SMITH
LAVERN CASKEY
OLIVER ROSS
DICK HOVEY
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SHELHAMER EQUIPMENT CO.
— O'NEILL —
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Here’s wishing you and yours a Blessed Christ- ,
y mas, too, and a Happy New' Year! j
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| Verdigre Livestock Market
Don and Delores Jensen
—~Xl_row f<nhiofl*d Chrittmat at homa * ~ "TPc
with tha family gatharad for tho tinging of carolt
and tho matt Important moot of tho yaor...M't a happy leant In which wa'ra ploatad
‘ -V a tatoll part... To oor aittomart and friandt, ana and oil, wa with a Marry Marry Chrittmas.
Meat Department
Cudahy Puritan — A mm
PICNICS, u>- 33c
Swift’s Roasting — m mm
HENS, lb- 43c
*Cudahy PuriUn. Krady-toEat— _ _ _ mm mm
MINCED HAM, U> 39c
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BROWN or POWDERED
SUGAR
2 I-LB. PACKAGES. 21*
WHITE OR RUBY RED
FLORIDA SEEDLESS
GRAPEFRUIT <.39*
LUSCIOUS - GOLDEN RIPE
BANANAS t.29*
Cudahy BACON ENDS A PIECES
5-Lb. Box _ ... 79c
Cudahy Puritan —
ROLL SAUSAGE, Lb 29c
Cudahy Hayden House, Lons Island —
DUCKLING, Grade A, Lb. 55c|
SWIFTNING 3;Lb. Can 79c
Del Monte — 8-OZ. (Pint) JAR.
SWEET PICKLES SSc
DO YOUJ CHRISTMAS lAWNG WITH "KITCHEN TESTED1 --
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ”^‘3"
OCEAN SPRAY OR EATMOR
FRESH CRANBERRIES ,a35«
CELLO BUNDLE OF 2 LARGE CALIFORNIA _ ~
CELERY HEARTS.15*
Texas New Greee Cabbage... * 5*
FOR YOUR SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALAD DON’T FORGET
FRESH HEAD LETTUCE... ENDIVE... TOMATOES...
CUCUMiERS... CORN... RADISHES... DATES...
6REEN ONIONS ... CAULIFLOWER... AVOCADOl
CRANBERRY SAUCE ..a- 37*'
OCEAN SFRAY
STRAINED
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WHOLE
DILL PICKLES
MiKCEMlKT . 27*
RED CHERWES ■. ^ 33c^
SALAD DRESSING ~~ 39*
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RIPE OLIVES. 32*
King Size — Plus Deposit
DR. PEPPER
Six-Pack 45c
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PRfiNCH*$ FAMOUS SPICES AND EXTftACtS
vanilla extract ~39*
ggON.«u»13*
BLACK PEPPER 13:
FRENCH'S - _ ,
POULTRY SEAS0NING.»13*
SAGE.^-15*
THESE FEATURE ITEMS FOR *
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY. MONDAY
DECEMBER 20-21-22-24
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COCOMUT COOKIES - 49*
MRNUM’S ANIMALS -s- 29*
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