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CORK Mr and Mr* Harold
Cork of Silencer, a daughter, A
nlta Jo, weighing B pounds 10
wimn. hom Tuesday, May 7, In
the thitte Maternity Home.
riRNKK N Mr and Mr*.
Charles Ttenken of Butte, a
daughter. Kathy Jo, weighing fi
pound- 10 oumes, Iwim Tuesday,
Ma» m the Butte Maternity
Mottle
ntltSS Mi ami Mrs. Joe
hiio of Creighton a daughter,
Katin Jane, neighing 7 |x>Unds
iXK twnn Wednesday,
Mso 1 si 1 Aindlierg Memorial
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J Mrs. r.unncgan is the former
Mary Helen Buelow of Racine,
Wise Mrs. J. J. Harrington of
O'Neill is the baby's great grand
mother Her daughter is the
former Helen Harrington.
HOLMBERG—Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Holmberg of Buitte, a
daughter, weighing 9 pounds 3
ounces bom Tuesday, May 7 at
the Sacred Heart hospital in
Lynch.
STAUB—Mr. and Mrs. Joey |
Staub of Colome, S. D., a son, ;
weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces, !
born Tuesday, May 7 at the At
kinson Memorial hospital.
BOURNE—Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Bourne of O’Neill a son, Paul |
Michael, weighing 6 pounds 1 \
ounces born Wednesday, May 1 |
at St. Anthony’s hospital.
KIZZIRE—Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Kizzire of O’Neill, a son,
Carey Lee, weighing 7 pounds
7 Vi ounces born Tuesday, May
7 at St. Anthony’s hospital.
HAHN- Mr. and Mrs. Harold
llaun of Spencer, a daughter,
weighing 9 pounds 7 ounces,
born Sunday, May 5, at Sacred
Heart hospital, Lynch.
NIELSEN—Mr. and Mrs. Del
bert Nielsen of Lynch, a daugh
ter, weighing 6 pounds 9 ounces,
born Wednesday, May 1, in Sac
red Heart hospital in Lynch.
Entertain RNA—
INMAN—Mrs. L. R. Tompkins
entertained the Royal Neighbors
lodge at her home Wednesday
afternoon, May 1. Mrs. Anna
Smith received a 50-year pin.
Following the session the group
enjoyed a social afternoon, after
which Mrs. Tompkins served
refreshments. ,
The Inman workers club of
which the women are members
had a display of handicraft.
CARS COLLIDE
RIVESIDE—The Dave Pollock
and Volanda Biddiecome cars j
collided between Inman and Ew- I
ing about 8 o’clock last Thursday 1
morning. The Biddiecome car
needed to be rc|>airod but the Pol
lock car received no damage.
Sick & Injured
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O’NEILL.—Little Peggy Mart- j
ui, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don •
Martin, fell while delivering j
Mav baskets, and had four [
stitehes taken in her forehead j
, Betty Fetrow subnutted to 1
an emergency appendectomy
Sunday ai St. Anthony's hospi- '
tal . . , Joe Schmidt returned j
Friday from the Veterans’ hospi- 1
ird in Lincoln Friday . . . Glenn
W, Miller was dismissed from the
Lutheran hospital In Norfolk... j
L G. Gillespie will depart next
Tuesday for Omaha. At 8 a. m.
Wednesday he wall undergo eye
surgery In Immanuel hospital. . .
Dick Laursen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil 1 gmrsen returned
Friday from St, Vincent's hos
pital in Sioux City, He is in u
cast from his chest down to his
right knee. He was injured while
practicing at the Athletic field.
Dick is flat on his back In bed
and will not Ik- able to return to
school this year He will l>e able
to take makeup work and exams
to continue with his class .
Mis,* Marie Salisbury is in St.
I .’ivseph's hospital in Sioux City
| fix treatment for hei back She
! i* in a cast and will la- there
ten day* Several members of
the Harold Park* family have
:vxmi ill with fin and back
tCimWe Mr and Mrs M H
MaiorUn' \ tsited Monday with ,
father. George Hobertsotv
who is in an thnaha hospital.
gvix on T\teMay* Little Hit a
.x ..'..sj' x'. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Waite; Donohoo. cut her
■and wlvllr playing Wednesday
and had to have stitches Site is
,n ',’ie afternoon kindergarten
c ass at St Mary's academy . . .
Mr and Mrs F.lden Butterfield,
Mertta ami Verna and Miss Bev
erly Linguist went to Omaha
Sunday to St. Joseph's hospital !
to \ isit Mr*. Nels Linquwt, who !
is a patient there.
INMAN—Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
Kopecky drove to Norfolk Tues- j
day. April 30, where Mrs. Ko
pecky consulted a foot specialist. I
The doctor advised she remain in
bed for a time to completely rest j
her foot . . . Mrs. Otto Retke I
was taken suddenly ill early
Thursday morning and was tak- J
en to St. Anthony’s hospital. On
Friday she was taken to a Nor- i
folk hospital. Mr. Retke ac
companied Mrs. Retke to Nor
folk, returning Friday evening
. . . Mrs. Sarah Sholes was taken
to St. Anthony’s hospital Thurs- ;
day, sufering from a kidney in
fection. She is “some what im
proved.”
RIVERSIDE—Jamie and John
ny Gunter stayed at the Will
Shrader home while their moth- ,
er was in the hospital and con
valescing at the Reverend Hart
man’s home in Ainsworth. Jamie
Gunter had two convulsions ear
ly Sunday morning and was tak
en to the Antelope Memorial
hospital. He was given oxygen. \
His father came Sunday to be
with him. Jamie was “much im
proved” Monday morning . . .
Dennis Sheer had an attack of
appendicitis early Sunday morn
ing and was taken to Plainview
hospital for observation. He was
able to return home that eve
ning. '
CHAMBERS — Floyd Whitak
er returned to St. Anthony’s
hospital in O’Neill Wednesday. . .
Rev. Harry’ Myers drove to
Norfolk Wednesday, May 1 to
visit Mrs. Clyde Widman at a
hospital there. He was accom
panied by Mrs. Myers and chil
dren. . . Lloyd Hoerle returned
Sunday from St. Anthony’s hos
pital following a siege of pneu
monia. . . Mrs. Don Cameron
and infant daughter, Kathy
Lynn, came home Saturday,
May 4, from St. Anthony’s hos
pital.
AMELIA—Mrs. Clyde Widman
returned home Saturday from a |
a Norfolk hospital where she
had undergone surgery the ear
ly part of last week. . . Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Briggs and son of
Rose and Mrs. Maude Forbes of
Bassett visited Mr. and Mrs.
Heinie Frahm Saturday. Mrs.
Forbes stayed to assist her
daughter, Mrs. Frahm, with her
work for a few days as she
was ill with influenza.
LYNCH— Mrs. Wiliam Wendt
of Gross is a patient in the Sac
red Heart hospital. Mrs. Delbert
Wade Is in the local hospital and
is critically ill - - - Mrs. Bernard
Mahon is ‘'getting along fine
after major surgery in a Nor
folk hospital.
CHAMBERS—Mrs. Sid Honey
well celebrated her 91st birthday
anniversary Sunday at her home.
About one hundred relatives and
friends were present.
EWING—Ed Shobc, who has
spent the winter months at the
Veterans hospital at Grand Is
land, returned to Ewing last week
feeling much (better”.
STAR—Nels Linquist went to
Omaha Friday to visit his wife
who is a patient in St. Joseph’s
hospital.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Robert James Joseph, 33, of
Valentine, and Miss Shirley Ber- j
nice Hages, 27, of Atkinson on |
May 2.
Marjorie A. Weichman, 21, of :
! Stuart and Vincent L. Rother- :
: ham, 26, of Ewing on Friday, j
May 3.
James Glen Soreasen of At
I kinson, 20, and Miss Marilyn '
Kay DeLosh of Stuart on Satur- j
day, May 4.
LuVern Louis Olberding, 28,
of Stuart and Maxine Claire Me- i
Guire, 19, of Bassett on Wednes
day. May 8.
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Golf Breakfast—
Mrs. Rex W. Wilson and Mrs. |
i A. P. Jaskowiak were hostesses j
at the country club breakfast at
8:30 a. m., Wednesday for lady
golfers, following a round of j
golf. • . L
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SEE
Ben Gillespie
. . . for the best deal in
town on a new —
1957
Frigidaire
Refrigerator
or Range
GILLESPIES
Phone 114 O’Neill
DANCE
Butte Legion
Ballroom
Sunday, May 12
Music by
JESS GAYER
and his Orchestra
Admission: $1.00
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| ATTENTION CREAM PATRONS} I
If you sold us Cream during (he monthof April — You have a Transportation Check waiting for you at our office. Be sure I
_ to ask us about this hauling allowance the next time you are in O’Neill — Your Check Will Be Ready!I
WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER
— OF —
STARTED CHICKS
ON HAND I
CALL OR SEE US IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN 1
BUYING’CHICKS! - I
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Poultry. Hog & Cattle Feeds
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On Hand at Both O’Neill and Creighton
BABY CHICKS
OCR PRICE FOR DAY-OLD STRAIGIIT-RTTN
SI 2.00 ptr too CHICKS
Don’t Forget! We give 25 lbs. of Victor
Chick Starter FREE with each 200
Chicks Bought!
