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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1957)
Zakrzewskis Note 42d Wedding Date Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Zak rzewski celebrated their 42d wed ding anniversary Sunday. Mem bers of the family surprised them with a noon dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs Paul Zakrzewski and family of Opportunity, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Zakrzewski and family of Star and Mr and Mrs. Leonard Pox and family of Orchard. One daughter, Mrs. William P 6 d a n y , wag hospitalized at Lynch and was unable to attend. However, the Zakrzewskis called on her Monday. Distant members of the family also were unable to attend. The Zakrzewskis were mar ried at St Peter’s Catholic church at Lxxip City February 3, 1915. Sunday Mr and Mrs. Leo Brill and Cinda visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs Louis Kirkland in Atkinson. Butte Livestock Market Butte, Nebr, Auction January 30 The auction was very good 623 head of hogs, 69 pigs were sold in less than 2 hours, 580 head of hogs were sent to Packers in localities where they have no pork. The 200 head of cattle took about the same length of time to sell, but the prices on the light stock cattle (600 lbs. and down) seem to keep advanc ing each week in price, when our butcher cattle market seems to lose about 25c to 50c each week. Our next sale looks to be of light 350 to 500 lb. thin calves and 35 to 50 head of good big cross bred W.F Stock Cows. See you Wednesday. O’Neill News Mr and Mrs. Herbert Breiner and Sherry of Grand Island came Sunday to spend a few days with his mother, Mrs. D R Breiner and other relatives. Mr and Mrs. F. S. Brittell vis- : ited their daughter and her bus- j band. Mr and Mrs. Dickie Fer nau and family in Valentine Sunday. All of them went to J Cody to see Mr. and Mrs. Gene j Hutchinson, formerly of O'Neill. A Monday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs Francis Belzcr was Mrs. Gene Mudloff of Page Last Thursday guests of Mrs. Hazel Boatman were her daugh ter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Lange and children of Atkinson. Dr Edmund Donohue of Sioux City visited the Robert Devoy and E M. Gleeson homes Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Leon Hendricks and son of Manhattan, Kans., visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hen dricks of Atkinson. Mr and Mrs Ralph Ernst, also of Manhattan visited relatives in and around O’Neill over the weekend. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Esty Nelson were Mr and Mrs. Emil Behrens and Bobby of Nor folk and Dallas Behrens of Fre- i mont. The latter came to get his wife and children, who were staying with the Nelsons while Mrs. Behrens was recuperating from an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis and family attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur j Bridge in Orchard Sunday. Don Graham and Miss Marjor ie Norman^ of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs. David Maugham of Tilden were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Harry Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Don De Costa of Fremont are expected to come to spend the weekend with Mr. and . Mrs. M. J Baack and Rick. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Seymour met Miss Rose Ann Schaffer, a student nurse in Yankton, S. D., in Norfolk Friday. She visited her mother, Mrs. Clara Schaffer, for the weekend. They drove her to Creighton Sunday. Hearts Beat Faster u/ith To keep the “ I LOVE YOU” in Her Eye, give a Pang born Heart for Valentine! She'll love the gorgeous heart paokage—the delightful chocolates. Exciting? . . . The perfect way to make sure you're her favorite Valentine! , • Valentine Cards Pick your Valentines from our selection of cards by American Greetings. We have Valentines to fit every need »n Valentine’s Day. Children’s Valentines The youngsters enjoy giving and receiving Valentines. Pick up a supply for your children from our selection of Children's Valentines in cellophane packs at 10c, 29c, 39c tad 49c. i DON'T WAIT! VALENTINE'S DAY IS JUST ONE WEEK AWAY! Have You Heard About THRU? THRU is Rexall’s revolutionary new medical discovery to relieve muscular aches and pains. THRU actually goes THRU THE SKIN to kill pain where it hurts. | GET THRU to the pain as you’ve never been able to do be fore. THRU positively will not burn, redden, or irri tate normal skin. THRU begins to penetrate within 30 seconds to bring quick direct relief right where it hurts. THRU is backed by Rexall’s Famous Money-Back Guarantee. THRU is available in O’Neill only at GILLIGAN’S REXALL DRUG. Lice on Cattle? This is the time when lice on livestock can be bad. Take steps now to get rid of them and keep your stock free of Hee. Get a louse powder or spray at GULLIGAN DRUG— today! .---k I A Word About Polio I With Polio Vaccine now in plentiful supply, B there is no reason for anyone to pass up the oppor- B tunity for immunization against this crippling dis- HT ease. See your doctor at once and make arrange- B ments to have your family immunized. B The next time your doctor finds it necessary to give you a prescription, take it to GOXIGAN REXALL DRUG and have it filled by one of our PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS. Gilligan’sRexallDrug Ben Gilligan Robert T. Devoy Phone 87 — O’Neill Municipal Skating Rink a Mecca for kids ' The municipal skating rink in the northeast section of the city has been a busy place this winter after a late (post-holiday) start because of mild weather. This happy group of ice bunnies includes <leu-to-nfni) Judy smim, jsnaron vciuer, in-mu ves, (ieorsetUi Clyde, Janet Petersen. Judy Curran and Kathy Hynes—The lYontier Photo. Church Sends Group I To Chambers Meet 1NM AN — The Methodist church official board met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Tompkins Thursday evening, January 31. Eighteen members were present. Harvey A. Tompkins drove to Lincoln Wednesday, January 30, where he attended a meeting called by Bishop H. Bascom Watts of the heads of various j boards of the Methodist annual conference. On Thursday he drove to Hastings where he at-1 tended a meeting of the con ference Commission on World Service and Finance, and return ed home Thursday evening. The MYF met in the home of Sam Watson Wednesday evening, January 30. Mrs. Horace Sholes and Carol Gaughenbough pre sented the lesson for the evening followed by choir rehearsal. The | business meeting was presided over by Linelle Tompkins, presi- ! dent. Plans for the MYF' sub-1 district rally to be held at Cham-1 bers were discussed. On Sunday, February 3, the following members of the MYF attended the sub-district rally in Chambers: Karen Brown, Anna mae and Georgia Marie Herold, Marvin Stuart, Linelle Tompkins and Ned Kelley. The Inman group conducted the closing de | votions at the rally. . __ Try Frontier want ads! St. Anthony’s hospital auxiliary officers this week formally turned over to the hospital office fixtures and shelving equipment for the new records department. Seated: Mrs. Ira Watson of Inman, treasurer; Mrs. Ira H. Moss, president; Mrs. Clarence Sauser, vice-president, and Mrs. W. H. Itarty, secretary-—The Frontier Photo. __ - - - - - ■ - - - • « ii i ■■ ii i ■ ni—i in— iiMinnr~vr~ • Try The Frontier want ids for quick, sure results. Mother M. Coronata (left) and Sister M. Theresa study files in the new record library. Office and vault space formerly was basement storage.—The Frontier Photo. -- ;> - Mrs. Rosa Bowers was a Fri day overnight guest of hei daughter and her husband. Mr and Mrs. Marion Woidneck. Market Report MONDAY. FEBR. 4TI1 There was a large number of hogs on hand today with a run of nearly 800 head. Top on butchers was $18.55 with the majority of No. 1 and No. 2 hogs bringing from $18.10 to $18 45. Heavier hogs weigh ing from 270 to 300 pounds brought from $17.25 to $17.75. Light weight butch ers on feeder account were bringing from $18.00 to $18.65. Sows sold from $15.25 to $16.50. Weanling pigs brought $13.50 each. We had several consign ments of cattle today on a market that was well in line with prevailing prices. Near ly all classes of cattle were represented with plenty of buyers coming—if yours are ready for market—consign them to our sale on MONDAY. We appreciate your patron age and will do our best to make you a satisfied custo mer. Remember the HOG SALE starts at 11:00 A.M. with the cattle sale following in the afternoon. SALE EVERY MONDAY. Verdigre Livestock Market Ph 86 - Don Jensen. Mgr Records Room Now in Operation j St. Anthony’s hospital has ad ded a comprehensive records room—thanks to an assist from the hospital auxiliary. The department includes an office, which will be headed by Sister M. Theresa, a St. Mary’s academy graduate, and a storage room (or vault). They are sit uated in the basement. Space for the new department was derived from a former stor age room and a portion of the employees’ rest room. | Mrs. Ira H. Moss, auxiliary | president, said a new desk, chairs, other office fixtures and j shelving were contributed by the auxiliary. Club Hostess— Mrs. R. E. Evans was hostess to the 9 FT club Wednesday evening. 33 head of Registered Hereford* 36 bulls, 7 females. O’Neill sale, Tuesday. February 19. Write for catalog: Keith Abart. O’Neill, Nebr., sale mgr. 41p <3S>Whatto look for when your car needs service I Sll MOI 5 • • * " •• • i POSITIVELY Final Clearance On ALL FALL & WINTER Dresses ONE RACK — OUT THEY GO Formerly Priced to 29.98 While They Last! *5 These are nationally-advertised dresses of the very latest fashions . . . you’ll never equal snob a bargain anywhere! They positively MUST GO! First come, first served. Tie APPAREL SHOP WINNIE BARGER FARM AUCTION 8 miles west of Butte and Vi-mile south on— Tuesday, February 12 -12:30 P.M. 24 HEAD OF CATTLE—Including 3 Holstein milk cows, 3 two-yr.-old Holstein hfrs., 7 stock cows, 10 last spring and summer calves. 1 reg. Angus bull. MACHINERY—Including 1954 WD-45 AC tractor (wide front), Farmhand loader and all attach.; 15-ft. J-D disc; 1955 AC cult.; 1954 AC 7-ft., power mower (power lift); 10-ft. J-D hay rake; 1951 J-D 12-ft. windrower on rubber (power takeoff); 2-bott. 14-in. mounted plow to fit AC; harrows, troughs, wagons, 1954 A-C mtd. picker (two-row); etc. POULTRY — SUPPLIES — MI8C. ITEMS BERNARD & LOIS WHITLEY, Owners i Ed Thorin, O’Neill and LeRoy Kirwan, Butte, Auctioneers Butte State Bank, Clerk Riverside News Mr. and Mi's. Lav link and sons of Page, Mr. and Mrs Willie Shrader and family, Clayton Hoke, Mr and Mrs Gynn Fry and family; Mr. and Mrs Bill Fry and Mr, and Mrs. Otto Retke of Inman ate Sunday dinner with Kit tie Fry helping her celebrate her birthday anniversary which will be February 6. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fry and family were Sunday dinner guests of her father, Al Gibson. The Happy Hollow 4-H club met with the Chet Taylor family Friday evening. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Wetlaufer and Gary of Page ate Sunday dinner with the Will Shrader family. Wayne Frys entertained the following guests Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Napier, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gampert and the Walkie Siever’s family of Omaha. The Severs stayed over night. Mrs. Wendell Switzer returned to her home Saturday after being in the Neligh hospital many weeks, 'rheir tiny bo by boy re mained in the hospital. Mrs. Edna Laft)ui)i returned u> her home in Ewing this week af ter spending three week* at the Bert Kink home. Several Riverside ladies helpad quilt for Daisy Miller and Ethel Napier one day lust week The Kroe Methodist Missionary society met with Mrs Don L«ar sm i>n Thursday. The Reverend Turner family and Reverend and Mrs. Holloway were Sunday dinner guests at tec Grant Mott home Mr. and Mrs. Art Buashardt and family of Neltgh called at the Dave Bollock home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs John Napier ate Sunday dinner with her brother in law an»l sister, Mi and Mrs Edwin Walters sit Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Otto lletke of Inman visited at the Richard Nu pier home Saturday evening aad were overnight guests at the Bill Fry home. INCOME TAX SERVICE If You Need Assistance in liling Returns For 1956 — SEE — JOHN HARRINGTON — Phone I 9 — Buy a feminine fashioned nylon slip! Fagoting and lace trimmed 398 Choose this beaattfn) tailored nylon tricot slit for your hearts desire. Lace trim an Indite and hem. White only in sixes 32 to 42. New handbags for spring Plastic nr Leather cl 2-98 to 4.98 \ Choose from our fine new selection of sprint styles and colors for an ideal tift to give to her. New for spring 1.00 to 1.98 See oar smart selection of new spring costume Jewel* ry. Choose for her gift now. i Valentine hankies FOR HER New crisp valentine han kies in a variety of heart and flower deetcm Cheese now! 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