OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Holt County Board of Supervisors
U man, New.
jan. a, 19aJ
iu A.M.
Holt County Board oi Super
visors met on uns date as re
yuiuii oy Statute, ior tne purpose
of reorganization. Ail menioers
present. Meeting was called to or
der oy tire County Clerk..
race non ol mnnrman w as the
first order of business. Nomina
tions were ui oruer: rranK tmoiik
was noirunated by BarineL. Mo
tion by t ncKel, seconded by Laa
retn mat all nominations cease.
Motion carried, Crona was re
elected Chairman.
BiecUon of chairman for Wel
fare Hoard was next in order.
Nominations were in order. Flood
was normnaUki by Barthel. Mo
tion by Landretn, seconded by
Ernst tnat the nomination cease.
Motion earned.
Cnairman Cronk appointed
Ernst as Highway Commissioner.
He in turn appointed each Super
visor as Commissioner of his own
Uakrict.
The Chairman appointed the
following Committees for the en
suing year. _
COURTHOUSE COMMITTEES
FOR 1957
Courthouse; Flood; Ernst; Fnc
kel. „ .
Finance; Barthel; Batenliorst,
Landreth
printing: Frickel; Batenhorst,
Barthel.
Tax: Flood; Landi-eth, Ernst.
Bonds: Barthel; Batenhorst,
Landreth.
Bridge: Landreth; Ernst; Fric
kel.
Road: Barthel; Batenhorst
Flood. ,
Settlement Co. Officers: Hood
and entire board.
Claims: Barthel and entire
board. ,
Insurance: Landreth; 1 1 o o d ,
Ernst. ,
Motion by Barthel, seconded by
Flood that the Holt County Inde
pendent be declared the official
newspaper for Uie County for the
year of 1957. Motion carried.
Motion by Batenhorst, seconded
by Hickel, that the Frontier and
die Atkinson Graphic be given the
>f uroceedings for
1957. Motion carried.
Motion by Frickel, seconded by
Batenhorst that Charles liichter
be rehired as janitor of tile Court
house, at the same wage for 1957.
Motion carried.
Motion by Frickel, seconded by
Batenhorst that John Underwood
be rehired as janitor of the Court
house Annex at the same wage.
Vote on motion resulted as fol
lows: Aye—3; Nay—3. Chairman
tabled motion until after inter
view with janitor.
Bids were received for tiling
the floor in the southwest corner
room in the basement of the
Courthouse Annex. After review
ing the bids, motion by Fnckel,
seconded by Ernst to accept the
bid of Biglins for asbestos tile to
be installed for $97.30. Motion
carried.
12:00 Noon: On motion the
Board adjourned until 1:00 P.M.
O’Neill, Nebr.
Jan. 8, 1957
1:00 P.M.
Holt County Board of Super
visors met as per adjourned. All
members present.
Motion by Batenhorst, seconded
by Barthel that George Fick’s
claim for replacing fence be de
nied. Motion carried.
Motion by Frickel, seconded by
Barthel, that Tony Weichman be
rehired as bridge foreman. Motion
carried.
Motion by Ernst, seconded by
Barthel that the Dragline Opera
tor wage be given $.25 per hour
raise. Wage to be $1.75 per hour.
Motion carried.
Motion by Barthel, seconded by
Landreth that Floyd Getter be
rehired as Dragline Operator for
the full year of 1957. Motion car
ried.
Dr. Donald E. David
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
Phone 2101, Spencer, Nebr.
An interview was held with the
Janitor of Uie Courthouse Annex.
Koaults were that John J. Under
wood was reiured as Janitor.
Motion carried. _.
Two apphcaUons for Elegiader
Operator were received Ed
Brandt and Bruce Grimes. Moaon
by Frickel, seconded by ha ten -
horst to rehire Ed Brandt as El
grader Operator. MoUon earned.
MoUon by Ernst, seconded b>
Bandreth that the Elgrader Oper
ator be paid traveling time one
way. MoUon earned.
Motion by LandreUi, seconded
by Frickel, to accept the following
Wage Scale. Motion carried.
WAGE SCAGE FOR 1957
per. hour
Single Man
Common Bridge Gabor •
Foreman-Bridge Workers 130
Truck Drivers, Tractor and
Grader Operators
up to .■'
Experienced Operator or ^
Mechanic . .
or Minimum wage of >~ou
per month, during Dec.
Jan. and Feb.
Tractor and Operator ....
Tractor Loader •• 175
Exp. Drag Gme Operator
Truck and Driver , .
Motion by Ernst, second^ by
Iiarthel that a Clerk be hired to
copy the School Census records in
the County Superintendents Of
fice. Motion earned. .
MoUon by Frickel, seconded by
Batenhorst that ail Gas from Fi
ling Stations purchased >
County be given the .3 cent Fed
eral exempUon Tax. Motion
’too P.M. On motion the Board
adjorned until Jan. 16, 1957, a.
10:00 A M. _,ur
KENNETH WARING
County Clerk
FRANK CRONK
1 Chairman
—
O’Neill, Nebr.
Jan. 16, 1957
10 A.M.
Holt County Board of Super
visors met as per adjournment,
All members present. Minutes oi
.. meet mas were read
and approved as read.
Motion by Barthel, seconded by
Ernst that the following Claims
be allowed and warrents ordered
drawn on the General f und 11
payment of same. Motion carried.
Arbuthnot Oil Co., supplies
for Annex . . .. ■ • • *
Atkinson Graphic, publish- ^ ^
11%. Batenhorst, salary 118.75
Biglins. ambulance service
for escapees ••••••••
J. G. Brewster, bond fee 11.10
Brion and Huffman
Agency, bond fee • • • • o
Dr. E. A. Carter, mental
hearing and exam
George E. Collins, salary 126.b5
Columbia Ribbon & Carbon
Mfg. Co., office supplies lib'
Coyne Hardware, supplies
& repairs for Courthouse
and Annex . ,8a8
Eldora M. Cunnmgham,
salary . 1 6,00
Clarence Ernst, mileage .. 10.20
First National Bank, bond
foes . 5.00
AUce B. French, salary 300 00
Alice E. French, mileage 14.85
Alex Frickel, salary. U8-'®
The FronUer, publishing
fees & suppUes
Wilburn W. Griffin, salary 208.00
William W. Griffin, Co.
Attorney, postage . ••
J. Ed Hancock, salary 300.00
Mildred Hancock, salary 13500
Esther Harris, salary 225.00
Esther Harris, box rent
& postage . 4 80
Harris Janitor Supply Co.,
supplies for the court
house . 18
Holt County Extension
Service . 22600
Journal Star Printing Co.,
office supplies .. ••
M. V. Landreth, salary 118.15
Charlotte A. Leffert,
salary . ... M> < Uo
Howard D. Manson, salary 266.00
Milburn & Scott Co., office
supplies .••• 322
James Mullen, salary .... 19100
Nora Mullen, salary -200.00
News Printing Service,
office supplies . 4.75
North western Bell Tele-_
Free
Ceiling
Paper
will be given with every wallpaper order
until March 1
Select now from our large assortment of Wallpapers- Spe
cial collection of the new ’57 colon and designs for every
room In your home. Stop In. See them now!
In addition to our stock on hand we
have several large sample books of pat
terns from which you may choose and be
assured of good fast service.
Coast to Coast Stores
O’NEILL — PHONE 125
phone Co., telephone
services . 208.40
Kooei l U Pruden At Ed
ravel, laoor on Annex
at repairs .. .. 834.93
Tlie Auonson Graphic,
puousmng fees . 14.45
Kennetn Barthel, salary ., 118.75
A at. Batermorst, nuleage 4a.-0
Dolores Bovie, salary .... 166.00
tincxer Typewriter Co.,
olfice supplies. 28.00
Ed T. Campoell, bond fee 12.50
; City of O'Neill, Water
Dept. 1775
| George E. Collins, mileage 12.60
: Consumers Public Power
Dist., electric services 125.85
Frank Crook, salary . 118.75
Frank Crunk, mileage .... 30.12
Clarence Ernst, salary .... 118.75
Edw. N. Flood, salary. 118.75
J. R. Freeman Chemical
Co., supplies for court
house . 102.22 ,
Alice L. French, postage
At box rent. 14.24
Alex Frickel, mileage .. 42.24
Gant Publishing Co., Sub
scription for Nebr.
Supreme Court Journal 18.00
John Grutsch, salary. 233.00 j
John Grutsch, nuleage 6.00
J. Ed Hancock, Co. Treats.,
postage At express
charges . 81.06
Esther hams, subscription
for Daily Report for Co.
Assessor . 11.00
Jun Holsclaw, repair work
on Courtnouse and An
nex . 25.00
Helen Aim Johnson,
salary . 165.00
Estner E. Kaiser, salary .. 176.00
Joy Kennedy, salary . 200.ou
ill. V. Eandreth, mileage 6.72
Howard D. Manson, Clerk
of the District Court,
court costs ...,. 20.25
Virginia Morrow, salary 176.00
James Mullen, nuleage ... 52.00
Maoel McKenna, salary 166.00
iNorioik Office equipment
Co., olfice suppues. 24.71
Elizabeth O’Malley, salary 57.it
uoaay rruumg v^u., puu
iisiung fees . 51.5a
Irma Redd, salary . 155.00
Louis W. Reimer, Co.
J udge, postage . 3.00
Servau Towel & Linen Co.,
laundry services ... .. 11.75
Stepnenson School Supply
Co., office supplies. 38.56 j
Leo S. Tomjack, jailor fee 46.50
ueo S. Tomjack, prisoner
board . 112.00:
! Leo S. Tomjack, ex
penses to state conven
tion & school . 48.50
John J. U naerwood, salary 116.54 j
| Kenneth Waring, County
Clerk, postage, box rent
& express charges 13.56 J
i Western Auto Store,
Equipment for court
house .4. 17.96 |
j Red field & Co., office
supplies . 12.00
Louis W. Reimer, salary 416.00
Charles Richter, salary 235.00
Ophelia Sessions, salary .. 200.00
Ronald Shonka, bond fees 5.00 ,
Leo S. Tomjack, salary . .. 230.00 ,
Leo S. Tomjack, mileage 131.50
Leo S. Tomjack, box rent
& telephone . 5.79
Leo S. Tomjack, law en
forcement fee . 6-00
Twin States Typewriter,
repairing on office ma
chine . 55.00
Kenneth Waring, salary 300.00
Wtn. F. Wefso, salary - 300.00
Wm. F. Wefso, County
Assessor, postage and
subscription to Used Car
Guide . 9 00
Ailene Wilkinson, salary 200.00
Motion by Ernst, seconded by
Landreth that the following
Claims be allowed and Warrents
ordered drawn on the Bridge
Fund in payment of same. Mo
tion carried.
Joe Burda, labor . 144.50 |
Chicago Northwestern
Railway Co., Atkinson,
Freight Charges on a
Carload of Lumber 762.84 J
Daniel J. Hurley, labor .. 144.50
Nelson Brayton Co., Lum
ber (bridge) . 2243.88 j
Lester Porter, labor . . 113 50
Steel Creek Twp., pipe
arch & culvert ... 55.00
Chicago Northwestern
Railway Co., O'Neill,
freight charges on car
load of lumber . 1173.70 I
\ Continental Oil Co., sup
plies . 114.95
j Island Supply' Co., bridge
bands & culverts . 927.00
i William Siebert, labor 144.50
A rtfun 1 o Vv\r ‘JAA HA i
Motion by Flood, seconded by
Barthel that the following Claim
be allpwed and Warrent ordered
drawn on the Fair Fund. Motion
carried, i
Holt County Agricultural
Society .$730.20
12:00 Noon. On motion the
Board adjourned until 1:00 P.M.
(Continued next issue.)
i Adults Engage in
Work Night
Work night was held at the
Methodist church Tuesday, Jan
uary 29 by the adult fellowship, i
Members cleaned and painted.
Among those participating j
were Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pea
cock, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ep
j penbach, Louis Wray, Mrs. Rich
j ard C. Smithson, A Neil Dawes,
Mr. and Mrs. Shorty Steele, Ger
ald Monk, Rev. and Mrs. Glenn
Kennicott and Mr. and Mrs.
Claire Engdahl.
A box social and Valentine
party was held at the regular
meeting.
INCOME TAX
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our income tax ser
vice.
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you—farmers, ranchers, busi
nessmen.
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Phone 106 — O’Neill
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Rural Schools Give
$386.82 to Polio
March of dimes contributions
from rural Holt county schools
totaled $386.82, according to Miss
Alice L. French, who supervised
the collection.
One hundred six schools con
tributed. Name of the teacher,
district number and amount
given follows:
Mrs. Guy Hull, 1. $2.40; Isla
Ruda, 3, $6.02; Mrs. Lucille Pin
kcrman, 4, $3.50; Helen Thomas, j
5, $4.04; Mabel Thomas, 8, $1.80;
Mrs. Jerry Rotherham, 9, $4.80;
Shirley Vogt, 10, $2.20; Mrs. Ar
thur O’Neill, 14, $3.90; Alice
Page, 15, $4.60; Norma Timmer- i
man. 16, $5.40; Mrs. Grace
Weichman, 22, $6.20; Mrs. Mary
Park, 23, $7.00; Doris Halstead,
26, $2.40; Mrs. John Langan, 27,
$5.43; Margaret Gray, 32, $2.50;
Joanne Lansworth, 33, $6.30;
Mrs. Doris Spann, 35, $1.80;
Phyllis Welsh, 36. $3.00; Patricia
Pierson, 37, $1.80; Mrs. Reta
Meyer. 38, $3.90; Karen Stelling,
39, $3.50.
Mrs. Genevieve Mitteis, 46,
$3.80; Kay Hibbs, 48, $2.38; Mrs.
Patty Snyder, 50, $3.00; Janet
Fuelberth, 52, $3.40; Pauline
Goldfuss, 55, $3.38; Mrs. Ileen
Lee, 56, $4.65; Delores Mellor,
57, $3.60; Kay Myers, 58, $2.50;
Mrs. Walter Pease, 59, $2.00;
Ruth Young, 60. $3.12; Karen
Mahony, 62, $1.10; Mrs. LaVonne
Pribil, 65, $2.30; Kay Dvorak,
69, $5.10; Mrs. Jane Grubb, 71,
$3.00; Mrs. Angela Wedige, 72,
$2.30; Lavonne Knox, 73, $1.80;
Karen Garwood, 76, $2.80; Doris
Bogue, 77, $2.30; Mrs. Ramona
Randol. 79, $2.22; Mrs. Dorothy
Sanders, 80, $4.04; Janice Pre
witt, 81, $2.30; Mary Fetrow, 86,
$5.70; Sylvia Loseke, 87, $3.00;
Clayton Kruegar, 89, $4.80;
Cleta Murray, 90, $1.50; Mrs.
Doris Marcellus, 91, $2.40;
rr*U ~ TT1„;„U CIO <* 4 f\f\
Stanley L. Pickering, 93, $2.07;
Betty Spangler, 97, $7.30; Edith
Ziska, 98, $2.40; Mrs. Ethyl Lin
ville, 99, $4.00; Delores Wells,
100, $1.60; Mrs. Marie Shellhase,
101, $160; Gayle Siebert, 102,
$5.35: Mrs. Chloe Adams, 107. .
$5.75; Lorraine Farrier, 107,
$4.25; Sharon Schmidt, 108, $1.00:
Mrs. Clara Peacock, 111, $2.50;
Mrs. Kathryn Dexter, 115, $7.83;
■ Connie Lvdon, 118, $7.00; Mrs.
Lydia Medcalf, 119, $3.51; Shar
on Harkins, 121, $1.60; Brenda
Beelaert, 122, $7.61; Mrs. Bonita
Cuddy, 125, $4.00; Thelma
Young. 127, $4.60; Leona Sum
mers, 128, $1.70; Patty Bauer,
131, $7.00; Mrs. Elizabeth Flem
ing, 135, $2.00; Mrs. Edward I
Price, 141, $3.40; Ida Schmucek
er, 143, $1.00; Doris Spahn, 146,
$6.95; Mrs. Viola Garwood, 155,
$5.00; Diane Hoffman, 157. $5.40;
Mrs. Sara Allyn, 159, $2.00.
Jennie Halsey, 163. $1.80; Mrs.
Etta Serck, 165, $5 36; Mrs. Lor
ilee Seger, 168, $6.00; Christine
Krysl, 169, $9.40; Naomi Nel
son, 170, $1.80; Mrs. Teresa Giv
ens, 172, $2.95; Barbara Cun
ningham, 174. $2.60; Mrs. Helen
Ballagh, 176, $2.50; Mrs. Don
aldeen Thompson, 178, $1.05:
Mrs. Marian Stevens, 180, $2 60;
Mrs. Pauline Krobot, 183, $2.80;
Rita Lydon, 196. $1.80; Marilyn
DeLosh, 205, $4 00; Mrs. Gene
vieve Forbes, 206, $2.50; Mrs.
Nancy Mitchell, 210, $4.75;
Mrs. Jeanene Hoerle, 212, $3.55;
Janice Scholz, 213, $2.60.
Mrs. E. L. Miner, 215, $2.20;
Cecilia Peter, 216, $345; Mrs.
Birdie Fullerton, 222. $3.80; Ar
lis Edwards, 226. $3.00; Mrs.
Rachel VanConet, 227, $4.54
Amelia. 228. $7.65; Mrs. Ger
aldine DeGroff, 231, $3.30: Mvr
tle White, 233. $2.70: Mrs. Mae
Hanel, 237. $4 00; Mrs. Janet
Frvrear, 238. $8 00: Mrs. Mae
Delong. 241, $1.47: Delores Hor
ton, 243. $1.70: Mrs. Erma Col
fack. 246. $3 40; Mrs. Marilyn
Burk. 18*4, $6.15.
Three Anniversaries
in Family—
Three birthday anniversaries
ivithin a few days, were cele
arated at the Robert Devoy
lome on Saturday. Young Rob
jert had a party to celebrate his
10th birthday anniversary. There
vere 24 guests, who had re
freshments at the Devoy home
aefore they attended the show.
Catherine Devoy celebrated
icr sixth birthday anniversary
Monday by taking treats to
;chool for her little classmates.
Mr. Devoy also observed his
airthday anniversary Monday— i
the same day as Catherine.
Notes Birthday—
Friday evening gufests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Sargent were Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Cone and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Houston. The date
was the birthday anniversary of
Mr. Sargent. Cards were played
and late refreshments were
served.
Busy Dozen
in Session—
The Busy Dozen club met'
Wednesday, January 30, at the
lome of Mrs. Rolland Weyrich.
Winners were Mrs. Verlyn Gibbs,
ugh, and Mrs. M. B. Marcellus,
second high.
O’NEILL LOCALS
A1 Kerwin of Norfolk visited
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Froelich, Mon
day.
Friends of St. Mary's are spon
soring a card party Monday
evening. February 10, 8 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bellar and
Danny Jo and Kathleen of Oak
land, Calif., arrived Sunday to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Loyd Brittell for about a month.
Monuments of lasting beauty
made by skilled craftsmen of
the J. F. Bloom Co. . . . monu
ments from the factory to the
consumer. — Emmett Crabb, O’
Neill, phsne 139-J. 37tf
Dinner .guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. "Chuck” Fpx were his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fox, who left Tuesday for Calif
ornia.
“The Old Reliable”
MARKET REPORT
Tuesday, Feb. 5
AUCTION
Cattle receipts 539 head.
Plenty of buying power, in
the face of declining fat cat
tle markets, continue to lend
strength to all classes of re
placement cattle. All steer
classes fully steady, heifers
steady to strong and cows of
all clase 25 to 50 cent higher.
SPECIAL FOR NEXT TUES
DAY, FEBR. 12th Auction
125 Head of 4 and 5 year
old Hereford Breeding cows,
one brand, TB & Bangs test
ed, of very choice quality.
These are bred to Reg. Angus
bulls.
15 2-year-old Angus Bred
heifers.
5 Reg. Angus Bulls
coming 2-year-olds of excel
lent quality.
40 Head of Hereford breed
ing cows, young and clean.
Several hundred light steer
and heifer calves.
Call 5141 Atkinson
and list any cattle you wish to
sell, next Tuesday.
Atkinson Livestock
Market
Returns to Ship
Navy FA Ronald J- Hasen
pflug (above) last week re
turned to duty aboard the
USS David W. Taylor at San
Francisco, California., after
completing a leave spent with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert White.
Riverside News
Mr. and Mrs. George Montgom
ery returned home Sunday after
noon. They visited nearly two
months with the James Love
family in Buffalo, N.Y. On their
way home they stopped at the
John Pennington home near Na
perville and James V. Gunter
home at Genesco, 111.
Janelle Hoke attended the auto
show in Omaha Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Conner of
Norfolk and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Conner visited the D. E. Conner
family Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mont
gomery and Roberta ate dinner
and supper Sunday at the Henry
Wehenkel home in Orchard. They
also attended open-house for the
50th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Art Bridges which was
held in the United Brethern
church.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cleveland
and Mrs. Edith McClanhan of Or
chard ate dinner Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierson.
Lvnn Frvs entertained the
Forum group Friday evening at
the church annex.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mont
gomery ate supper Sunday at the
Dewitt Hoke home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierson ate
Sunday dinner with the Marvin
Pribnow family near Cedar
Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Larson and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt
Hoke and Clayton enjoyed a late
oyster supper at the Willie Shra
der home Sunday evening.
Milton Biddlecome spent the
weekend with home-folks coming
from Omaha.
Mrs. Dewitt Hoke and Clayton
attended the basketball game in
Madison Tuesday evening.
Paul Gunter accompanied Mr.
Spence and Mr. Harris to O’Neill
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Hoke were
Sunday dinner guests at the
Dewitt Gunter home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fink went to
Sioux City Monday, where Mr.
Fink had an appointment for a
checkup. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mil
ler accompanied them and visited
their father in the hospital there.
Paul Shierk
INSURANCE AGENCY
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Kinds
Amelia News
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith of
Atkinson visited at the Elmer
Fix home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rees, James
and Ruby; Mr. and Mre. Hienie
Frahm and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Dunk Peterson visited at the
Gene Thompson home Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Lindsey and Florence vis
ited Mr and Mrs. Charles McMil
lan and Mrs. Rosa Snelson at
their home in Atkinson Sunday
and were supper guests.
Mr. and Mi's. Keith Barthel and
Craig were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Edwards
and Arlis.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn White ac
companied A. Neil Dawes to Ord
Wednesday, January 30. to attend
a meeting of the state extension
board.
Lynn Myers of Oklahoma and
Charlotte Smith from Arkansas
were guests of the Paul Fisher
family w h i 1 e their daughters,
Elaine and Dorothy, were home
on vacation last week. They are
all students at Central college,
McPherson, Kans.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr and
family entertained the following
guests at dinner Sunday, January
27: Mr. and Mrs. John A. Peter
and Cecelia; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Walnofer and family and
Frank Peter, all of O’Neill; Mn
and Mrs. Louis Burgett and fam-|
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Svatos
and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Svatos.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waldo and
iamny and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Werner, Dennis and Connie were
supper guests Sunday, January:
27, of Mr. and Mrs. George Ful
lerton. Later in the evening Mr
and Mrs. B. W. Waldo, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Hoffman and fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. Elvvin Ro- 1
bertson came as a surprise to
Mrs. Lloyd Waldo to lielp tier
celebrate her birthday anniver
sary .
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Doolittle and
family were guests Monday eve
ning, January 28, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hart in
O Neill. The Harts and Mrs. Amy
Slaymaker left Friday, February
1, for California. Mrs. Slaymaker
is Mrs. Dolittle's and Mrs. Hart’s
mother.
Mrs. B. W. Waldo and Mr. and
Mrs. Harnp Smith accompanied
Lloyd Waldo to North Platte
Wednesday, January 30, where
they visited the Raymond Smith 1
family. Mrs. Smith is "very poor
ly”. Lloyd attended a Nebraska j
Small School association meeting
there.
Notes Birthday;
Parents Present —
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Seymour of
Grand Island were here Friday
evening and Saturday to visit
their son and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Seymour. The young
er Mr. Seymour celebrated his
birthday anniversary while his
parents were here.
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Inman News
Tommy Slasher of Valentine
spent a couple of days vmiting
his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs
Ira L. Watson, and Sam the first
part of the week.
Mrs. Woodrow tiaughenbaugl
spent a couple of days in Omaha
the past week visiting relative*
Mrs. James McMahan attended
a meeting of the past matrons
club at the home of Mrs Paul
Shierk in O’Neill on Wedn**da>
afternoon, January 30.
Don Kelly of Norfolk spent the
week end visiting in the home of
his parents Mr. and Mrs. W E.
Kelley and family.
Mi's. Belik of Page moved to
the home which she recently pur
chase^ in the south part of town
on Friday.
Mrs, Ida Crandall received
word on Saturday afternoon ot
the death of a nephew liv ing in
Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Watson were
Sunday guests in the home of
their son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Watson and
family in O’Neill.
Mr. and Mi's. Albert Reynolds
entertained a group of girls on
Saturday afternoon at a tluvitre
party in O’Neill in honor of their
daughter, Nyla, who was cele
brating her birthday anniversary
Mrs. L. F. Kopeeky received
word of the death of her uncle,
Mr. Chris Jacka of Tocumsoh
Mr. and Mrs. Kopeeky attended
the funeral on Tuesday afternoon
at Tecumseh.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynolds
and family were visiting relatives
l n Mftl i trH nn ftunHau
Miss Vickil Sue Hutton and
friend of Omaha spent the week
end here with Vicki's parents, Mr
and Mrs. T. D. Hutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tjessem of
Maywood, 111., came Sunday to
spend a few days visiting in the
home of Mrs. Tjossem's parents
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Riggs of
Mari anile were Monday callers
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bauld
John R. Gallagher
Attorney-at-Law
First Nat’l Bank Bldg.
O’NEILL PHONE 11
Ponton Insurance
FLORENCE PONTON, Prop
Insurance of All Kinds
& Bonds
Pnone 106 — Golden fillg.
Never An After-Thlr»t
SWITCH TO
SQUIRT
500-600 Cattle Expected Today
We are expecting between 500-600 cattle today (Thurs
day)—an upturn as a result of the nice weather. There
will be 300-350 calves and short yearlings with the balance
yearling cows and butcher cattle.
Early listings include: 104 steer and heifer calves from
north of O'Neill, all one brand; 44 steer and heifer calves
from Spencer, weighing 475 pounds; 21 yearlings weighing
750 pounds, steers and heifers; 34 steer calves from Em
met.
It should be a good sale for this season. TWb registered
two-year-old Hereford bulls will be sold immediately fol
lowing the hog sale. ■
Probably 150 feeder pigs at today’s sale.
O’Neill Livestock Market
Phone 2, O’Neill
SPECIAL SALE ON
Sewing Machines
Domestic Portable ... 89.50 I
Reg. 139.50 — Save 50.00
Miracle Necchi Portable 99.50
Reg. 159.50 — Save 60.00
Sewmore Portable 89.50
Reg. 139.50 — Save 50.00
New Home Desk Model 179.50
Reg. 219.50 — Save 40.00
Vigorelli Console_279.50
Reg. 349.50 — Save 70.00'
Domestic Console_ 149.50
Reg. 199.50 — Save 50.00
Midwest Furniture &
APPLIANCE
EASY TERMS — TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE
Phone 346-J — West O’Neill
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