Hospital Notes
*T ANTHONY** (O’Nrffl)
Admitted: January 30 — Mrs.
Daria id Borg of O'NeHi, James
Met lung of Page; Be< ky Jo Hum
i ich of O'Neill Larilta Enright of
(/Neill, Mrs James Donohoe of
(/Neill. Mrs Ray Timmerman of
I /Nelli; Naney Mlmar of O’Neill,
February 1 — Mrs. Harry Cad
V alluder of Stuart. 2 — Douglas
Fpjts 1 rich of O’Neill; Jan Hum
rich of O'Neill. 3—Joseph Rezru
tek of O’Neill, Mrs. Louis Zah
radmeek. of Atkinson; Ambrose
Biglin of O’Neill, February 4—
Mrs Walter Donohoe of O’Neill;
Delrnont Aid man of Page; Mrs.
Charles I nng of O'Neill; Mrs,
John Peter of O’Neill; Mrs Roy
SbeLhamer of O’Neill; Robert
Dean Lalluc of O'Neill. 5—Theo
dore McKenzie of O'Neill; Mrs.
Herman Itenze of O’Neill; Mrs.
Elgin Ray of O’Neill; Mrs. Fred
Grage of O'Neill; Mrs. Leigh Rey
nold son of O’Neill; Mrs. Don
Wecker of O’Neill. 6 — Michael
Hand.
Dismissed: January 30—Rex K.,
Fox of Emmet, Mrfc. Vernon.
Datuberg of Lynch; Miss Leona
Mullen of O’Neill, Charles Tasler
jr , of Atkinson; Mrs. James Ro
therham of Ewing; Eileen Horn- j
back of Spencer; Debra Behrens j
of Fremont; Bonnie Heiss of j
Page; Randall Alder of Inman; j
Lloyd Dawes of O'Neill. 31 Mrs.
Dwight Schroeder and daughter
of Ewing; Joe Dufek of O’Neill;
Mrs James McDonald of O'Neill;
Nola Angel of Spencer; Joyce
Langan of O'Neill. February 1—
William Gatz of O’Neill; Mrs Ot
to Tietgen of St. Charles, S.D;
Un J. Langan and son of Spencer;
Jamas Wilson of Bonesteel, S.D.;
Mrs. Josie Dohnal of Inman;
Mrs H. Cadwallader of Stuart;
Tommy Riley of O’Neill. 2—Bec
ky Jo Humrieh of O’Neill; Nancy i
Mlmar of O Neill; Mrs. Aemwini
Hill of Ewing, Edwin Dusatko of
O'Neill. 3—Mrs. L. A. Ott of O'
Neill. 4—Mrs. Donald Borg and
son of O’Neill; Mrs. James Dono
hoe and son of O’Neill.
Hospitalized: Mrs. Herman
Henze of O’Neill; Mrs. Louis Zah
r ad meek of Atkinson; Mrs. Leon
ard Shoemaker of O’Neill; Mrs.
Fred Grage of O’Neill; Douglas
Friedrich of O’Neill; Mrs. Bertha
Harkins of Chambers; Mrs. Lois
Adams of Chambers; Jan Hum
rich of O’Neill; Theodore Mc
Kenzie of O’Neill; Delmont Ahl
man of Page; Robert Yantzi of
O’Neill; Mrs. Don Wecker of O’
Neill; Mrs. Walter Donohoe of
OrNeill; Elmer Frooetlh of Spen
s eer, Mrs. Leigh Reynoldson of O’
Neill; Mrs. Edith Castleman of
O'Neill. 31—Mrs. Ray Timmerman
O’Neill; Mrs. Charles Long of O’
Neill; Mrs. Catherine Malloy of
YUiia-cm; Mrs. Elgin Ray of O’
Neill; Dean LaRue of O’Neill;
Mrs M. G. Hammon of O’Neill;
Ambrose Biglin of O’Neill; Joe i
Iteznicek of O’Neill; James Mc-j
(Hung of Page; Garrett Janzing of |
Emmet; Mrs. Roy Shelhamer of
O’Neill; Miss I^oretta Enright
of O'Neill.
SACKED HEART (Lynch)
February 4
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O’Neill Tree Service
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Spencer; Dale Breyer of Naper;
Min Mary (laswen of Spencer;
Mrs. Ed Dreher of Bristow; Mrs.
Carl Gnewuch of Norfolk; Baby
Gayleen Hansen of O'Neill; Baby
Terry Joe Hausmann of Butte;
Vincent Jiracek of Spencer; Wil
liam Jordan of Butte; Mrs. Char
ity Kern of Naper; Cecil McGill
of Verdel, Mrs. Joseph Micanek of
Lynch: John L. Miller of Spencer;
Mrs. AJvin Morris of Naper; Mrs.
William Podany of Butte; Baby
Dale Lee Svatos of Verdel,
George Tueh of Lynch; Mrs. Ri
chard Uhlir of Verdigre; Mrs.
William Wendt of Bristow; Mrs.
Herman Zeisler of Butte.
Dismissed: January 28 — Clif
ford Meuiinger of Stuart. 29—
Sidney J. Baker of Lynch; Mrs
Virgil Pinkerman of Redbird. 30
—Mrs. James Millard and Baby
Linda Marie of Dorsey. 31—Mrs.
Romaid Remter of Spencer; Miss
E)onna Hiatt of Bristow; Master
Randall DeVall of Bristow'; Mas
ter Harry Ruda of Bristow. Feb
ruary 1—Vern Rust of Spencer;
Miss Audrey Kaczor of Bristow;
Muster Michael Schochenmaier
of Bonesteel, S. D. 2—Mrs. Gor
don DeKay and Baby Perry Dal
of Verdel; Mrs. Joseph Hausmann
of Butte; Master Garland Gehlsen
of Bristow; Master Roiland Roy
Hajek of Lynch.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admitted: January 28 — Mrs
Fred Snowardt of O’Neill, surgi
cal. 29—Harry Charles Lampert
of Orchard. 30—Pamela Joy But
terfield of Ewing, medical; Mrs.
Julia Samples of Atkinson, medi
cal; Mrs. Clarence Focken of At
kinson, accident. February 1—
Mrs. Robert Peregoy of O’Neill,
surgical; Jack Menuey of Bassett,
accident. 2 — Joe Dvorak of At
kinson, medycal. 4 — Mrs. Alvin
Wedige of Emmet, medical; Mrs.
Dale Minnig of Bassett, obstetri
cal. I
Dismissed: January 30 — Mrs
Jean Boettcher and daughter of
Atkinson; Adolph Zahl of Stuart;
Mrs. Gertie Ruymer of Atkinson;
Mrs. Alcdia Jackson of Stuart. 31
— Mrs. Oscar Wondercheck of
Newport; Harry Charles Lampert
of Orchard. February 1 — Mrs
Leo Seger of Atkinson; Pamela
Joy Butterfield of Ewing; Mrs.
Dwight Kenny of Atkinson. 2 _
Mrs. Robert Peregoy of O’Neill. 3
—Madonna Miksch of Stuart; El
len Clare Kaup of Stuart.
O’Neill to Share
Class B Tourney
Four teams will compete a*
O’Neill and four wrill compete at
Chadron for finalist berths in the
district Claiss B tourney this year,
according to the Nebraska High
School Activities association.
Games will be played simul
taneously at both places during
the week of February 25.
Finals will be played Friday,
March 1, at Valentine.
Assigned to the O’Neill portion
are Ainsworth, Bassett, Neligh
and O’Neill. Competing at Chad- j
ron will be Chadron high, Craw
ford, Gordon and Hemingford.
Pairings, dates and times for
the show will be fixed at Val
entine this weekend. Officials al
so will be named.
The district meet was split be
cause of tile vast distances in
volved. Heretofore, O’Neill us
ually has been the site of class
B competition.
Atkinson will be host to the
-lass C tourney. Competing
teams will be Atkinson high, St.
Joseph’s hall of Atkinson, St.
Mary’s of O’Neill, Verdigre,
Stuart, Spencer, Butte and
Springview.
Assigned to the class D tour
iey at Center will be Center, St.
uudger of Creighton, Orchard,
Page, Inman, Chambers, Lynch
»nd Naper.
CHAMBERS — Henry Sohl is
doing the carpentry work at the
American Legion hall, where the
kitchen is being remodeled.
Complete Dispersion'
800-Acre Grain and Stock Ranch
Fine Herd of Reg. Aberdeen-Angus
. New and Near-New Machinery
Located 8 miles east of northeast corner of Atkinson, or 4
miles north of Emmet and 1 mile west, on premises, on —
Wednesday, February 27
Starting at 12 Noon Lunch on Grounds
Unit No. 1
Tenborg home place. Three quarters in section 34. 9
room completely modem house; 48 x 62 bem; combination
com crib and granary, 30 x 62; new concrete block chicken
house, 16 x 48; hog house, 24 x 50; machine shed and shop,
24 x 60; car garage. Abundance of water, 4 fine wells,
3 windmills, 1 elec. pump. Appx. 75 acres seeded to rye.
Unit No. 2
•
320 acres In section 27. 4-room house; cellar; bam,
32 x 34; hog house 20 x 32; granary comb, 24 x 24. Abund
dance of water furnished by 2 wells.
Both unite fenced and cross-fenced, large hog pastures,
feed lota, plenty ef shade and shelter. Appx. 450 acres in
preliminary proposal tar O’Neill irrigation unit, top class
ification.
Excellent Machinery
1951 Model International M diesel tractor; model B
John Deere; F-20 IHC Farmall; two-row J-D tractor cult.;
two-row IHC cult.; two-row IHC go-devil; M-M 2-row lister;
model LL J-D Van Brunt 12-ft. grain drill; Case A-6 com
bine; etc., all new or near new, all in top condition.
80 Head of Cattle
Fine herd Aberdeen-Angus—55 cows and 3-year-old
hfrs., of which 27 are reg.; 2 reg. Bandolier bulls; 4 milk
cows; bal. yearlings.
ALSO LINE haying machinery. shop tools, household goods,
poultry, hay, seed. 13 sows, etc. See big handbills for
details. M M MM M
MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. TENBORG,
Owners
COL. WALLACE O’CONNELL. O’Neill. Auctioneer
COL. VERN REYN0LD50N, O’Neil], Auct.-Broker
KJETH ABART, O’Neill, Clerk
NCNC Tourney Goes
According to Plan
First round play in the North
I Cen’ral Nebraska conference
| basketball tourney at Atkinson
, Monday night fairly well follow
i (*d the form sheet. Bassett,
Valentine, Ainsworth and Atkin
son w'on opening round victories.
Valentine and Ainsworth were
pressed by Stuart and Spring
view.
Semi-final play will resume
tonight (Thursday) with Ains
i worth and Bassett opening play
' at 7 o’clock and Atkinson and
I Valentine meeting in the second
| contest at 8:45. Finals and third
place will be played Friday
night.
Valentine 66; Stuart 59
Valentine and Stuart opened
the NCNC tourney with an in
I H-resting fracas. The Valen
tine Badgers pulled to a 39-32
halftime advantage and main
tained their seven-point bulge
to win 66-59.
Bassett 67; Long Pine 30
The Rock county high quintet
from Bassett raced to a 34-12
halftime advantage in the open
ing round game with Long Pine
to take home the victory 67-30.
Ainsworth 51; Springview 47
The Keya Paha county entry
from Springview came the clos
est to upsetting the experts as
they displayed a versatile at
tack to press seeded Ainsworth
51-47 Tuesday night. Trailing
by nine points, 16-25, at half
time, Springview rallied behind
Carlyle Cook’s 18 points to close
the gap.
Atkinson 59: O’Neill 30
In final action in first round
play Tuesday night, Atkinson’s
Balers showed class with a 59
30 romp past O’Neill high Eag
les. Halftime score was 34-12.
ATK. (59) fg ft pf pts
Frickel 2 4 18
Sladek 0111
Seger 3 0 3 6
Purtzer 4 0 2 8
Humphrey 8 0 0 16
Hendricks 3 2 0 8
O'Connor 5 0 2 10
Focken 1012
Totals 26 7 10 59
O’Neill (30) fg ft pf pts
Young 4 0 2 8
Eby . 2 0 4 4
McKenny 2 2 5 6
Petersen 2 2 4 6
Schaaf 0505
McKim 0 111
Totals 10 10 16 30
Edwards, Becker
in Scoring Dnel
In a battle of champions, the
Spencer high Pirates Boyd coun
ty champs, eosquered the Holt
county champs, the St. Mary’s
academy Cardinals, 61-52, on the
Pirates’ floor.
Backers of both teams were
treated to a well-played, hard
fought and perfectly officiated
game, plus a sensational scoring
duel between the Pirates’ Don
Edwards and St. Mary’s Jim
Becker.
Edwards scored 25 points on
seven fielders and 11 out of 13 1
charity tosses, while Becker hit j
eight fielders and seven out of j
nine gratis attempts for 23 I
points.
St. Mary’s
Downs Butte
BUTTE—Unbeaten Center, re
cent winner in the Knox county
cage tournament, barely squeak
ed by Niobrara, 48 - 46, in the
opening rohnd of play in the Nio
brara Vallef conference tourna
ment Tuesday at Butte.
Cerny’s bucket as the final
buzzer sounded pulled the Verdi
gre Hawks into the semifinal
round at the Hawks dropped
Lynch, 48-46, in the second half
of the twinbill opener.
BUTTE—The St. Mary’s aca
demy Cardinals turned back
Butte Wednesday night, 66-40, in
Niobrara Valley conference tour
ney play.
This was the first game of
Tuesday’s second round play. St.
Mary’s began pulling away af
ter the first period.
The Spencer Pirates defated
Naper. 56-36.
Tonight (Thursday) it will be
Center vs. Verdigre at 7:30
o’clock and St Mary’s vs, Spen
cer at 9 o’clock.
Mothers’ March
Brings in $601.74
A total of $601.74 was collected
in O’Neill Thursday evening dur
ing the mothers’ march against
polio.
Southeast section, Mrs. Harold
Weier, captain, $167.53.
Southwest section, Mrs- Roy
Berner, captain, $162.99.
Northwest section, Mrs. Lau
rence Haynes, captain, $148.79.
Northeast section, Mrs. John
Stuifbergen, captain, $122.43.
Awarded Degrees—
Among the 296 mid-year
graduates at the University of
Nebraska are:
Business administration: Dean
A. McConnell, Atkinson.
Engineering: William K. Zem
pel of Page.
PAGE—The dimes drive here
totaled $335.34. Included was a
boost of $66.48 from the mothers’
march, $93.40 from sporting
events and $46.75 from a benefit
card party.
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALE: 10tfe-Cubic-ft. Hot
Point Deep Freeze, used six
months; 1 new 17tfc-ft, Hot
point Deepfreeze; 1 used Wes
. tinghouse Apartment size' Elec
' trie Range. O. F. Davidson,
Plumbihg & Hegtfng. 96c-41p
* * '* **' * »# *.. •
These two heifers, exhibited by Miss Sharon Miner (left) and her brother, Russell, won ehani*
pion and reserve champion honors for female entries in the Angus show here Tuesday.—The
F’rontier Photo.
Sick & Injured
EWING — Mrs. Kenneth Hill,
who has been a patient at St. An
thony’s hospital in O’Neill, was
able to come home Saturday. . .
Mrs. Wendell Switzer was releas
ed Saturday from the Antelope
Memorial hospital where she had
been a patient for several weeks.
Her infant son will remain for
several weeks. . . Mrs. Hannah
Tuttle, who suffered a heart at
tack a few days ago and was tak
en to the Antelope Memorial hos
pital in Neligh, is "fair”. . . Mrs.
James Rotherham is now back at
her home after a few days spent
at St. Anthony’s hospital in O’
Neill. . . Mrs. Dwight Schroeder
and daughter, Lavonne Marie,
came home Thursday from St.
Anthony’s hospital in O’Neill. La
vonne Marie was born Sunday,
January 21*. . . Mrs. Henry Flem
ing, Who has been a surgical pa
tient at the Antelope Memorial
hospital in Neligh, is now conval
escing at her home in Ewing.
PAGE—Doctor Fletcher of Or
chard was called Thursday night
to treat Mrs. Clarence Dobbins. . .
Mrs. Rollie Snell went to O’Neill
Saturday and learned she had
suffered fractured ribs in a fall
earlier in the week. . . H. O.
Parks, 85, was transfered from |
the O’Neill hospital to a nursing I
home at Genoa after a week’s
hospitalization. He had been car
ed for in the home of his son-in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Nashlund. . . Merwyn
French, jr., went to Omaha Fri- j
day with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Stauffer and Kent where he
spent the weekend with Mrs.
French and Mrs. Olson. Mr. Ol
son remains on the critical list.
The Stauffers are making trips
every two weeks to consult a
specialist as to the progress of a
ringworm Kent has on his head.
INMAN—Paul Bittner return
ed on Wednesday afternoon, Jan
uary 30, from Lincoln. He reports
that Leo Mo as man entered the
Veteran’s hospital for observation!
that day. . . Mr. and Mrs. James
P. Gallagher drove to Norfolk on
Sunday afternoon where thdy
visited their brother - in - law,
Claude Rutledge, who is confined
to a Norfolk hospital. . . Mrs.
uvimai, wiiu uas utrcii a pa
tient in St. Anthony’s hospital
several days the past week, was
able to return home on Friday.
REDBIRD — Virgil Johnson,
who was injured while working in
the woods last week with a chain
saw, is improving. The injury was
not as serious as was feared at
first, but he suffers considerable
pain from an injured ankle. . . The
Claude Pickering family and Gor
don Barta are having a siege of
chickenpox. . . Mrs. Claude Pick
ering has been substituting as
teacher for Mrs. Virgil PinkerT
man, who has been unable to
teach because of illness.
DELOIT — Mrs. Maynard
Stearns was a patient at the Til
den hospital last week, suffering
from a severe cough and cold. . , j
Little Nancy Mlinar of O’Neill
underwent a tonsilectomy at the
ONeill hospital on Thursday. She
is the granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Larson. . . Mrs. Jim
McDonald of O’Neill, formerly of
Debit, was a patient in the O’
Neill hospital last week.
CHAMBERS — Kenneth Taylor,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Taylor,
broke an arm Sunday while rid
ing a horse at the Leonard Swan
son place. . . Ronnie Jungbluth,
one of the twin sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Jungbluth, is hos
pitalized with influenza at Beat
rice. . . Mrs. Bertha Harkins, a
heart patient at St. Anthony's,
is reported “improved”.
O’NEILL—Gordon Watson went
to Grand Island Tuesday for
a medical checkup at St. Francis
hospital. . . . Mrs. Elgin Ray
submitted to an emergency ap
pendectomy late Tuesday in St.
Anthony’s hospital.
RIVERSIDE— Howard Miller
underwent major surgery in St.
NOTICE
Dr. Edw. J. Norwood, O.D.
Optomerist,
from Crawford, Nebr.. will
be in O’Neill on—
Thursday, Feb. 21
At Golden Hotel
GLASSES most properly fit
ted and all types of eye wear
prescribed.
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Joseph’s hospital in Sioux City
last week. His condition is “fair”.
Mrs. Miller is staying with him
. . . Daisy Miller was reported on
the sick list Sunday . .
AMELIA — Miss Delores Hor
ton, teacher in the Berry district,
was unable to teach Monday and
Tuesday on account of illness.
Kebekalis Honor
Lodge Founder —
Eden Rebekah lodge 41 met
Friday evening with 16 mem
bers present.
Mrs. Dale Fetrow, acting dis
trict deputy president, installed
Mrs. Vernon Lorenz as past
noble grand.
Mrs. Clay Johnson, jr., and
Mrs. Marvin Anderson presented
a program honoring Thomas
Wildey’s birthday anniversary.
He was the founder of Odd
Fellowship.
At the next meeting Febru
ary 15, the lodge will honor
Mrs. L. G. Gillespie, Mrs. L. A.
Carter and Mrs. Mabel Henry.
The three have been members
of the lodge 50 years or more.
Odd Fellows will be invited and
there will be a covered dish
luncheon served.
Mrs. Winnie Barger and Mrs.
A. E. Bowen were the lunch
committee at Friday’s meeting.
Valentine theme was used.
WEATHER SIHVIMARY
hi lo
January 31 36-2
February 1 28 9
February 2 17 4
February 3 32 2
February 4 39 2
February 5 43 27
February 6 53 25
Future Subscribers
REYNOLDSON—Mr. and Mrs.
Leigh Reynoldson of O’Neill, a
daughter, weighing 8 pounds 6
ounces, bom Wednesday, Feb
ruary 6, in St. Anthony’s hospital.
She is their third child and sec
ond daughter.
DONOHOE — Mr and Mrs
James Donohoe of O’Neill, a son,
weighing 5 pounds 15 % ounces,
born Wednesday, January 30, at
St Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill.
BORG-—Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Borg of O’Neill, a son, Anthony
I^ee, weighing 6 pounds Vi ounce,
born Thursday, January 31, at St.
Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill.
DONOHOE — Mr. and Mrs
Walter Donohoe of O’Neill, a son,
weighing 9 ponds 6 V> ounces,
born Monday, February 4, at St.
Anthony’s hospital, O’Neill.
WECKER—Mr. and Mrs. Don
Wecker of O’Neill, a son, weigh
ing 8 pounds 6 ounces, bom Tues
day, February 5, at St. Anthony’s
hospital, O’Neill.
NUNAMAKER—Maj. and Mrs
Nelson F. Nunamaker of Bitt
burg, Germany, a son, bom Tues
day, February 5, in Germany.
Mrs. Nunamaker is the former
Meredith Wurtz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. M. Wertz of Atkin
son. They have one daughter,
Linda.
BARTA—Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Barta of Verdel, a daughter,
Roseann Marie, weighing 6
pounds 9 ounces, born Wednes
day, January 30 in Sacred Heart
hospital at Yankton, S. D.
MONAHAN — Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Monahan of Atkinson, a
daughter, Terry Maurine, weigh
ing 8 pounds .11 ounces, bom
i Tuesday,' February 5,. at tbe At
kinson Memorial hospital. in Al
j kin son.
M1NNIG— Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Mining of Bassett, a son, Wayne
Thomas, weighing 7 pounds,
bom Tuesday, February 5, at the
Atkinson Memorial hospital in
Atkinson.
former Celia Man
Dies Suddenly
ATKINSON Henry Gottchalk
of Silverton. Ore, died suddenly
Wednesday. January 30, while
helping his brother, Herman,
with some work. He was the son
of Mr and Mrs. Frit/ Gottschalk.
Tin- late Mr. Gottschalk mar
ried Mollie Schwindt in 1928 in
Atkinson She died March 4,
1945.
They lived in the Celia com
munity on a farm, where he was
reared. When their oldest girl
was ready for high school, they
moved into Butte.
About eight years ago ho and
children moved to Oregon, where
he lived at the time of his death.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday, February 5, in St.
John s Lutheran church at 2 p.m.
Survivors include: son — Ivan
of Silverton, Ore.; daughters—
Mrs. L. C. Bergerson of Silverton;
Mrs. John Wolf and Mrs. Rudy
Haskins, both of Phoenix, Ariz.;
four grandchildren; brothers—■
Fix'd and Herman; sister — Mrs.
Louise Johns, all of Silverton.
Son Officiates at
Mother’s Burial
EWING — Funeral services
were, conducted Monday, Feb
ruary 4. at 10:30 am., in St.
Michael’s Catholic church at
Spalding for Mrs. Jacob Bauer,
67, who died Thursday, January
31, in St. John's Memorial hos
pital.
Mrs. Bauer had been in ill
health for about three years and
had reentered the hospital fol
lowing a stroke, which she had
suffered before her death.
She was bom at Ewing on May
24, 1889, to Hugo Latzel and Ro
salia Tagel Latzel.
Marie T. Latzel and Jacob
Bauer were married in Ewing on
September 14, 1921.
Survivors include: Widower—
Jacob; sons—Rev. Jacob F. Bauer
of Nenzel; Richard and Victor
Bauer, both of Spalding; daugh
ters—Mrs. Jerome Bernt of Spal
i ding and Sister Collette Marie, a
Dominican Sister, teaching in the
j Blessed Sacrament school at
; Grand Island; five stepchildren—
Vincent and Lawrence Bauer,
Mrs. Emmet Connelly, all of
Spalding; Bernard Bauer of Gree
ley, and Andrew Bauer of Tuc
son, Ariz.; 30 grandchildren;
brothers — Adolph, George and
John Latzel, all of Ewing; sister
—Mrs. Rosa Thoendel of Pierce.
County Court
Gerry Spa hr of Boomer, Jan
1 nary 23, overload on axel, fined
$70 and $4 ivsts, officer—IXwiald
I K. Richardson.
Roj R. Kingston of South Sioux
i City. January 24. speeding, 1'inrni
$20 and $4 exists, officer Donald
|J. Fialla.
Leo R Vaughn of Gregory, S.
D, January 31, overweight on
capacity plate, fined $10 and $4
ccx'ts, officer—Donald F. Richard
sun.
Joscpli Kalina of Inman, Jan
uary 31, overweight mi capacity
plate, fined $10 and $4 costs, of
ficer - Donald F Richardson.
Richard l. Williamson of Or
chard, February 1. failure to stop
at stop sign, fined $10 and $4
costs, officer R. L Gude.
t it to Huekfeldt of Pierre, S.D. ,
February 4. overweight mi cu
parity plate, fined $10 and $4
costs, officer Donald F Ri
ehardson.
Carl W Nichols of Bartlett.
February 5, overload, fined $10
and $4 costs, officer—E M Has
troiter.
W. G Yenne of Bartlett, Fob
ruary 5, overload, fined $10 and
$4 costs, officer—R I,. Gude.
Justice Court
Gene Gillogly, January 28,
improper U turn, fined $5 and $4
costs, officer Charles R John
son.
Auto Transport driver, January
30, speeding fined $17.50 and $4
costs, officer John N. Schmit.
Freightways truck driver, Jan
imry 30, S]>eeding, fined $10 and
$4 costs, officer—John N Schmit
Paul V. Carlson of Sioux City,
Ta., January 31, driving without
license, also speeding and passing
on wrong side, fined $15 and $4
costs, officer—John N Schmit.
Ralph Ferris of O’Neill, Feb
ruary 3, speeding, fined $10 and
$4 costs, officer—John N. Schmit
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Administrator's
760-Acre Ranch
Belonging to the bstates ot the Late fc. H. and rearl White
THIS REAL ESTATE, located in the Chambers and Swan Lake valleys, in South
western Holt county, will be sold to the highest bidder, on the premises, located 10
miles west of Chambers onHighway 95; OR 23 miles south of Atkinson on Highway 1 I,
then east on Highway 95 a distance of 2/i miles; OR north of Burwell to junction of
Highways 95-1 1, then east 2/i miles, on —
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th
Sale Starts at 2 P.M. * "PJP* Lunch on Grounds
Church ladies will serve; proceeds to March of Dimes
Improvements
6-ROOM MODERN DWELLING
With two enclosed porches; all modern conveniences ex
except furnace.
LARGE BARN with attached cattle shed
GARAGE — SMALL SHOP
GRANARY — NO. 2 CATTLE BARN
Shelterbelt on north side of buildings
The improvements are situated on the
440-acre unit.
Second unit, 320 acres, is situated in sec
tion 27.
Both units are well-fenced and crossfenced; there are
| five wells; two flowing wells; two windmills; also well at
house with electric pump.
About 50 acres are under cutivation. Balance consists of
extra good hay meadow and pasture.
! Property will be sold as one unit or as two separate
units for benefit of purchaser; which ever brings the most
money.
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Legal Description
North Half of South Half; South Half of
North Half; North Half of the Northeast
Quarter, and the Northeast Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter, all in Section 28;al
so North Half of Section 27, all in Town
ship 26, Range 14 West, Holt county, j
Nebr. I
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Twenty-five percent down on date of sale. High bidder
can arrange possession with the administrator of the estate.
Because the moving season is at hand, possession can
be given before final clearance, enabling purchaser to oper
ate from the outset of the next season.
Possession of premises will be arranged before final
payment because of time factor in final settlement of estate
in the court. Deed and abtract will be furnished purchaser
upon final payment.
GLENN WHITE Administrator I
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COL. ED THORIN, O’Neill, Auctioneer-Real Estate Broker
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