Future Subscribers
TEJRAL—Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Tejral of Spencer, a daughter,
weighing 4 pounds 4«4 ounce ,
born Monday, March 4 at the
Sacred Heart hospital in Lynch.
PEDERSON—Mr and Mrs.
Donald Pederson of Creighton, a
daughter, Teresa Lynn, weighing
8 pounds 1 ounce, born Tuesday,
March 5 at the Lundberg Me
morial hospital in Creighton.
PRICE—Mr and Mrs. Stanley
Price of Norfolk, a son, Terry
Lee weighing 7 pounds 13 oun
ces, born Sunday, March 3 at
Our Lary of Lourdes hospital in
Norfolk. Mrs. Price is the for
mer Alberta Schueth of Clear
water Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Price of O’Neill are the paternal
grandparents.
Grim—Mr. and Mrs. Ger Id
Grim of Port Tuwnsend, Wash.,
a son, Ralph Edward, weighing
9 pounds 7 ounces, born at 12:07
a m , Monday, March 4, in Port
Townsend. This is the couple’s
first chiild and the second grand
child of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Grun
of Ewing, paternal grandparents.
WHITE- Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
White of Yankton, S. D., a son,
James Lee, wgiohing 5 pounds 3
ounces, born Saturday, March 2,
in Our Lady of Lourdes hospital,
Norfolk. Mrs. White is the for
mer Ruth Ann Ernesti of Clear
water. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. William Ernesti M
Clearwater and Mr. and Mrs. H.
D. White of Norfolk.
BARTAK—Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Bartak of Deloit, a son recently
at Antelope Memorial hospital,
Neligh. Keith is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lambert Bartak of
Ewing. Mrs Bartak was the
former Jackie Mosel of Ewing.
FORD—Air. ana Mrs. uonaiu
Ford of O’Neill, a son, Donald
Lee, weighing 7 pounds 11%
ounces born Friday, March 1, al
St. Anthony’s hospital.
BECKWITH — Mr. and Mrs
Daryl Beckwith of O’Neill, a son,
Terry Lee, geighing 6 pounds 6 Va
ounces born Friday, March 1, at
St. Anthony’s hospital.
TUCKER—Mi and Mrs. Lyk
Tucker of Ewing a son, Rickie
Lyle weighing 7 pounds 12 oun
ces, born Saturday, March 2, at
St Anthony’s hospital.
HERRMANN- Mr. and Mrs
Lloyd Hetrman of Herrick, S. D.,
a soft, weighing 6 pounds 15 oun
ces, born Sunday, March 3 at the
Sacred Heart hospital, Lynch.
PETERSON—Mr. and Mrs. E
Warren Peterson of Stuart, a
daughter, Jan Louise, weighing
5 pounds 5 ounces, horn Tuesday,
February 26, at Atkinson Memor
ial hospital.
SCHAAF—Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Schaaf of Atkinson, a son, Steven
John, weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces,
born Wednesday, February 27, at
the Atkinson Memorial hospital.
HOFFMAN—Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Hoffman of Stuart, a son
Ronald Carl, weighing 7 pounds
7 ounces, born Friday, March
1, at the Atkinson Memorial hos
pital.
KRAMER—Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Kramer of Stuart a daughter,
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Mary Paulette weighing 8 pounds
6 4 ounces, born Saturday, March
2, at the Atkinson Memorial hos
pital.
KEATING—Mr. and Mr*. John
Keating of- Atkinson, a son. Pat
rick James weighing 8 pounds 14
ounces, born Sunday March 3, at
Atkinson Memorial hospital.
CADWALLADER — Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Cadwallader of
Stuart, a daughter, weighing 7 j
pounds 5 ounces, Monday March
4 at the Atkinson Memorial hos
pital.
McMANIGAL— Mr. and Mrs.
Gifford McManigal, jr., of Center,
a daughter, weighing 7 pounds
8 ounces, Friday, March 1, at the
Lundberg Memorial hospital,
Creighton.
Sick & injured
LYNCH—Mrs. Etta Bennett of
Naper was dismissed from the
Sacred Heart hospital here on
Saturday, March 2, and is re
cuperating at the home of her
. son, Harold Bennett and family
Mrs. B. Bodine of St. Charles,
S. D., visited her mother, Mrs. Et
ta Bennett, at the hospital Mon
1 day. February 25 . . . Mrs. Ray
Long has been quite ill at her
; home north of town. Her sister,
' Mrs. Lizzie Haghberg, is caring
for her . . . Gaylene Ka&sa has
1 been on the sick list. . . William
r Teadtke returned home from
Omaha where he had been for a
| medical checkup. . . Jay Spencer
is “resting easier” at a Hot
' Springs, S. D. hospital. Mr. Spen
’ cer has been hospitalized there
, since last October with a heart
ailment.
I
PAGE—dames McCiung was
admitted to St. Anthony’s hospit
, al Saturday for post-surgery at
, lention. . . Mrs. Jerome Allen
11111’ 4.. 0 4 A IL
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hospital Saturday for an emor
[ gency appendectomy. . . Mrs.
tj Herb Stevens has entered St. An
j thony’s hospital for tests and
i treatment for a condition that
I has prevailed since Christmas.
t EWING — Mrs. John Angus
went to Omaha Tuesday where
she entered the University hos
pital. . . L. A. Hobbs, who re
’ ceived a chest injury while load
{ ing cattle recently, has been un
der a doctor’s care. . . Miss Patsy
, Pollock, who has been a patient
, at the Antelope Memorial hos
[ pital for the past 10 days, was re
^ leased Friday.
DELOIT—Anna Sehi of Elgin is
• | a patient at Antelope Memorial
• hospital in Neligh. She has pneu
J monia . . . Terry Harpster was
taken to the Antelope Memorial
i hospital Sunday with a kidney
•I ailment . . . The children of Mr.
[' and Mrs. Clarence Funk have
■ been having mumps . . . Mrs.
• Maynard Stearns returned from
the Tilden hospital last week.
RIVERSIDE)—Mrs. Ralph Shra
i der and Howard Miller are in
, i the hospital. . . Dennis Napier
II returned to his home Saturday
, from the hospital. . . Mrs. Web
. Napier is “improved” but still
,! under the doctor’s care at her
, home. . . Mrs. Will Shrader is
’ under doctor’s care at her home
with sciatic rheumatism.
O'NEILL—Mrs. Mildred Wyant
l entered St. Anthony’s hospital
, Friday because of a leg ailment
Mrs. Grover Shaw has been
“quite ill” for about 10 days. She
is “improved”. . . Miss Lorene
Wetzler entered St. Anthony’s
Friday for medical treatment.
DORSEY—Mrs. R. B. Marston
last week was sufering from a
severe case of influenza.
' ‘Bud’ Hilghes Dies
of Heart Attack
DORSEY—Mrs. R. L. Hughes
received word last week of the
death of her brother, I. L.
(“Bud") Hughes, who died of a
heart attack in Eugene, Ore.
The late Mr. Hughes lived j
with his parents in the Scottville'
community a number of years
ago.
He married Arlene Long and
they moved to Oregon where they
have since made their home.
Survivors isclude: Widow —
Arlene; two daughters; two sons;
three grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Monday, February 25, at Eugene.
■ ' 1 ■
Mrs. Christme Williams spent
Sunday visiting her daugnt^r
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
McNally in Ainsworth.
“The Old Reliable”
MARKET REPORT
Tuesday, March 5th Auction
Cattle receipts 967 head,
with quality excellent and
buyers eager, it was another
very active market, ruling
from 25 to 50 cents higher on
stockers and feeders and $1 00
to $1.25 on all butcher cows,
canners and cutters and fully
$5.00 to $10.00 per head on
breeding cows. 50 head of out
standing cows from the Char
les Dorsey ranch in Rock
county sold at a new season’s
high, from $150.00 to $168.00
per head.
Top beef cows reached
$13.00 and heiferettes up to
$14.50 cwt, only a few shelly
cows sold under $10 00 cwt.
Butcher bulls $13.0 to $14.25.
Light steer calvo3 up to
$24.00 cwt. Bulk $19.00 to
$22.00. Yearlings $18.50 to
$20.00. Heifer calves $17.50
to $19.00 cwt.
Phone your listings
Atkinson 5141
I NEXT REGULAR AUCTION |
Tuesday, March 12th
Atkinson Livestock
Market !
Hospital Notes
ST ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admissions: February 27—Mrs
Juliana Kamphaus of O’Neill
Mrs, Lyle Tucker of Ewing, Mrs
John L. Baker of O’Neill. 28—
Mrs. Jack Hawk of Ewing, Mrs
Deryl Beckwith of. O'Neill, Rob
ert LaRue of O’Neill. March 1—
Mrs. Don Ford of O’Neill, William
Witaker of Chambers, Mrs
James McDonald of O’Neill, Miss
Lorene Wetzler of O’Neill, Leon
ard Knapp of Ewing, Glenn Get
tert of O'Neill, Mrs. Mildred
Wyant of O’Neill, Kathleen Mc
Connell of O’Neill. 2—James Me
Clung of Page, James Becker of
O'Neill, Mrs. Jerome Allen ol
Page. 3—Mrs. Bruce Johnson ol
O’Neill, James Kelly of Inman
Fay Doty of Dakota City. 4—
Mrs. Herbert Stevens of Page,
Mrs. Charles Grimes of Cham
bers, Tommy Wanser of Ewing
5—Mrs. Elwyn Robertson ol
Chambers, Donald Berg oi Bris
tow. 6—Mrs. Earl Fox of O’Neill,
William Blitzkie o,f Spencei
Mrs. Bernard Engelhaupt of
Spencer, Mrs. Ross Ridgway of
O’Neill.
Discharges: February 27—Oli
ver Hill of O’Neill, Mrs. Robert
Nissen and son of Page, Mrs.
Wendell Babl and son of Emmet.
28—Mrs. John Lee Baker of O’
Neill, Mrs. Earl Fox of O’Neill,
Mrs. Frank Froelich o. O’NeUi,
March 1—Dianne Wayman of O’
Neill. Mrs. Robert Prouty and
son of O’Neill, ia‘o Yand.rsnick
of Ewing, Frank Prokop of Spen
cer. 2—Mrs. John Hav,k of Ewing,
Mrs. Janies McDonald of O’Neill,
William Witaker of Chambers
Cecil McMillan of Emmet. 3—
Mrs Lyle Tucker and baby ol
Ewing, Mrs Daryl Beckwith and
baby of O’Neill, Mrs. Donald
Ford and baby of O’Neill, Mrs
Juliana Kamphaus of O’Neill
Mrs. Bernard Engelhaupt 01
Spencer, Jerry Ray Koenig 01
Fairfax, S. D., Robert LaRue, jr.
of O'Neill 4—Glen Gettert of O’
Neill. Kathleen McConnell of O’
Neill. 5—Fay Doty of Dakota City
6—Jim Becker of O'Neill, Mrs
Bruce Johnson of O'Neill, Mrs
Ralph Adair of O’Neill, Leonard
Knapp, of Ewing, Mrs. Elwyn
Robertson of Chambers, Hugo
Hurly of O’Neill.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
Admited: February 24—J. K
Schultz of Atkinson; 25—Fred
Bacon of Atkinson, medical; Al
bert Gale of Bassett, medical;
Mrs. E. W. Peterson of Stuart, ob
-tetrical; Ed. Matusek of Atkin
son, medical. 26—Adolph Zahl ol
Stuart, medical. 27—Mrs. Frank
Schaaf of Atkinson, obstetrical,
28- Mrs. Fred Dodge of Ains
worth. surgical. March 1—Mrs
Eugene Hoffman of Stuart, ob
stetrical. 2—Mrs. Paul Kramer of
Stuart, obstetrical; Mrs. John
Lucht of Ainsworth, medical. 3—
Mrs. John Keating of Atkinson,
i .istetrical; Mrs. Fred Dobrovol
ny of Atkinson. 4—Mrs. Robert
! Cadwallader of Stuart, obstetri
1 cal.
Dismissed: February 26—Al
bert Gale ol Bassett; Mrs. Ray
Johnson of Stuart; Mrs. Walter
Meier and daughter, of O'Neill
March 1 -Michael Prussa of At
kinson. 2—Mrs. E. W. Peterson
and daughter. 3—Mrs. Carl Fred
cricks of Spencer. Mrs. Peter Eng
ler of Stuart; Mrs Fred Dodge
I of Ainsworth. . ' •
Expired: Ed Matousek of At
kinson, March 2.
SACRF.n HEART (Lynch)
(March 4)
Admissions: Alden Barden of
Spencer; George Baumelster of
Butte; Mrs Roy Black of Spen
1 cer; W H. Block of Anoka; Dr.
Edwin Bradley of Spencer; Mrs.
Jacob Classen of Spencer; Mrs.
Mary Classen of Spencer; Mrs.
William Elsasser of Lynch; Mrs.
i Joe Fredrichsen of Spenci r,
I ready to go home; Mrs. Carl
Gnewuch of Norfolk; Mrs. Lloyd
Herrmann and baby boy of Her
| rick. S. D.; Mrs. Bert Johnson of
Spencer; William Johnson of j
Butte: Louis Klasna of Spencer;
Baby Edward Kocian. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Kocian of
Bristow; Miss Mary Jane Meur
rens of Spencer. John L. Mtdor
of Spencer; Master Kenneth
Stoltenberg of Naper; Mrs. Emil
Tejral of Spencer George Tuch
of Lynch; Mrs. Richard Uhlir of
Verdigre; Master Thomas Stor
johann of O’Neill.
Dismissals; February 26 Mrs.
Minard LaFave.of Burke, S. D.
27—Baby Merrill Lorensen of
Anoka; Rita Kay Ahlers of Na
per. 28—Mrs. Kennis Hansen and
baby Gary of O’Neill; Mrs.
Miss Rosemary Podany of Butte.
March 1—Mrs. Eugene Lechten
berg and baby Mary Ann of
Butte; Barbara Rose Kaller of
Bristow; Walter Hombaek if
Spencer. 2—Mrs. Etta Bennett ,f
Mrs Arden Anderson
of Butte; Glenna Beckner of Na-1
per.
LlNHBERG MEMORIAL
(Creighton)
FebruaYy 23 - March 2
Admitted: Mrs LaVerne Had
dan of Creighton; Mrs, Lloyd
Thompson of Plainvlew; Clem
Prenger of Creighton; Chet Suf
ficool of Winnetoon; Mrs. Char
les Jerman of Niobrara; Mrs.
Gifford McManigal, jr., of Cen
ter.
Dismissed: Mrs. Leroy Emory
and daughter of Creighton; Geo
rge Mindrup of Creighton; Mrs.
Burnell Wells and daughter of
Niobrara. Mrs. LaVerne Haddan
and daughter of Creighton; Mrs.
Lloyd Thompson and son of
Plainview: Chet Suifieool of
Winnetoon; James Cain of Cen
ter.
Fractured Hip Results
in Brother's Heath—
AMELIA— Mrs. Lank Sageser
departed Friday to attend the
funeral of her brother. Tom
Clausson, at Louisville, Kv. Mr.
Clausson fell recently and frac
tured his hip. He submitted to
surgery, but never recovered.
Vern Sageser took his mother
to Sioux City from where she
went by train to Louisville.
Mrs. Fmma Lindsey’s
Brother Hie* at 91—
AMELIA—Willard M. Barber,
91, of St. Joseph, Mo., died
Thursday, February 28. He was a
brother of Mrs. Emma Lindsey.
Funeral services were held at
’■lencoe, la. Mrs. Lindsey was un
aule to attend the funeral.
The late Mr. Barber had visited
Amelia a few years ago.
Amelia News
Mr. and Mrs. Karine Johnston,
Mrs. Vern Sageser, Mrs, Edith
Andersen and Mrs. Lloyd Gleed
attended the adult convocation at
the Methodist church in O'Neill
Tuesday evening. February 26
Mrs. Elmer Coolidge and Mrs.
Lew Backhaus attended the sub
district missionary rally at Page
Wednesday evening, February 27
Mrs. Coolidge spent the night with
her daughter, Mrs. Bill Ragland,
and Mrs. Backhaus was an over
night guest at the Mcrwyn French ,
home. The following afternoon
Mrs. French invited several ladies
to her home to visit with Mrs.
Backhaus.
Harlan Dierking and Tommie
IXolittlo went to Bassett Tuesday,
February 26, to get lake trout fish
to stock lakes in their places. The
fisn were supplied by the Valen
tine fish hatchery.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Skala of
Howells visited Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Doolittle and Rodney,
Sunday.
Don’t forget Sholhamer Equip.,
March 14-15-16.
Mrs. Elsie Doolittle and sons,
Jimmie, Donnie and Mickey, Lor
en Kruse, Karen and Jimmie were
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Doolittle Monday evening.
The occasion was the birthday
anniversary of Jimmie Doolittle.
A missionary representing the
Mary Knoll Fathers was speaker
at the Amelia Catholic church
Sunday, February 24.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shipman
and son, are new residents on the
late Ed and Pearl Whitt farm
having moved there last Thurs
day from the Harold Green place
south-west of Chambers They
rented the buildings only Glen
White recently purchased tin
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Widman
drove to Ainsworth Tuesday
February 27, to visit her mother.
Mrs. D L. Fancher
Don't forget Shclhamer Enuip
March 14-15-16.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hiatt
drove to Valentino Sunday
Paul Shierk
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Dairy Heifer Calves
Holstein, Guernsey. Swiss,
and Milking Shorthorns. Con
signed. Dennis Grosso. York.
Nebr.
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