Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY (O’NeiH)
Admissions: June 26 W E
Rickard of Chamliers, ■ Samue
Taggart of Chambers; 27 Ken
neth Lee Summers of Page, Mrs
Robert Taylor of Chamliers, Raj
Lawrence of O'Neill 28 Mrs
Clyde Wabs of Ewing. Mrs. Her
Powell of O'Neill. Mrs Ed R Ste
wart of Page, Mrs. James Hols
claw of O'Neill, Richard Perry ol
O'Neill, Linelle Tompkins, of In
man; 29 Mrs. Rnjmond Kla
beneg erf Chambers. Mrs. Ray
mond Schmidt of Atkinson. Mi’s.
William Serck of Emmet; 30
Rose Ann Tcmplemeyer of O’
Neill, Mrs. John Hood of Spen
cer; July 1 Mrs. John W. Mil
ler of Ewing, Susan Lynn Wey
rich of Siou City, W. Grimm of
Omaha: 2 Duane Edwin Iloerle
of Ewing.
Dismissed: June 26 — Robert
Hendig of Fairfax, * S. D.; Mrs
Emmanuel Ring of Spencer; 27—
Mrs Mabel Henry of O'Neill.
Mrs Antionette Homolka of
Chambers, Mrs. Rex Beckwith of
O'Neill, Mrs. I x>nald Cyde and
baby boy of O’Neill; 28—Mi’s.
Frank Tomjack and baby boy of
Ewing; 29 Mrs. Alvin Kloppen
liorg and bahj' Ixiy of Emmet,
W. E. Rickard of Chamliers, Wal
ter W. Meier of O'Neill, Mrs.
Robert Taylor of Chambers, baby
girl Taylor of Chambers (expir
ed), Mrs. Joe Grutsch and twin
girs of O'Neill; 30 -Owen Dono
hoe of O'Neill, Loretta Enright
of O'Neill, Mary Claire Vandon
et of Ewing, Samuel Taggart of
Chamliers; July 1 Mrs Henry
Grunke of Emmet. I^eo Mullen of
O’Neill, Mrs. William Serck of
E«unet, Mrs. Cordia Smith of
Otarnt>ers, Mrs. Raymond C.
Kla)>enos and baby (toy of Cham
bers, Mrs. Clyde A. Wabs of O’
Neill. and baby boy. Mrs Hubert
Kohle of Stuart; 2 Mrs. James
ffolstiaw of O'Neill, Ray W Law
rence of O’Neill.
ATKIVHON MEMORIAL
July 1
Admitted: June 25- Mrs. Johan
na Aekormann of Stuart, medical;
26- Mrs Francis D. Lee of At
kinson, medical, Ray Gast of
Atkinson, accident; 27 John Grof
of Atkinson, medical; 29 Maggie
Maynard Coleman of Atkinson,
medical, Mrs. Robert Willi suns
of Atkinson, medical; 29—Baggie
Nightengale of Atkinson, medical,
Harold Gill of Stuart, medical;
30 Mrs Clara Jennings of At
kinson. medical. Lew Verzal of
Atkinson, medical, Mrs. William
Hoffman of Long Pine, medical.
Dismissed; June 24 Mrs, Gary
Czjdi of Atkinson; 25 Mrs. Rob
ert Gilg of Newport, Carl Wallen
of Atkinson; 29 Ray Gant of At
kinson; 30—Mrs. Anton Jirak of
O’Neill, Mrs. Robert Williams of
Atkinson, Mrs. Francis D. Lee of
Atkinson, Myron Cashatt of Butte.
Hospitalized: J. Victor Johnson
af O’Neill, Maggie Nightengale of
Atkinson, Mrs. Vina Munson of
Stuart, William Hook of Long
Pine. Lew Verzal of Atkinson,
Mrs Mavnard Coleman of Atkin
son Mrs. William Hoffman of
[/jng Pino, Mrs. Clara Jennings
of Atkinson, John Grof of Atkin
son, Harold Gill of Atkinson.
U'XURF.Rti MEMORIAL
(Creighton)
June* 15-22
Admitted: Mrs. Herman W.
Dannert of Creighton; Mrs. Ther
esa Dvorak of Creighton; Ed
ward Olsen of Creighton; Marilyn
Too Late to Classify
MACHINERY
t949 Massey Harris 44 tractor
53 Super A Farmall
Farmall 12
Farmall 20
t2-ft pull Case combine
IHC 64 combine
HM 24 mow er
A 24 mower
A 16 mower
HM 16 mower
J-D No. 5 mower
Used sweep heads
Used rakes
IHC bale loader
J2-ft Farmhand rake
FUel tank stand
Valley elevator
Ford eli
SPECIAL - SPECIAL
2 speed Whirlpool automatic
washer with lint filter and suds
mizer for only $267.77
Shelhamer Equip.
"O'NEILL
FOR SALE: 2 rake hitch and 4
John Deere sickles. Homer
Davis, O'Neill, phone 285-W. lOtf
Slater of Creighton; Deborah
Klossner of Creighton; Mrs. Anna
Chvala of Verdigre; Mrs. Joe
Pischel of Verdel; Mrs Adolph
Janak and daughter of Verdigre.
Dismissed: Randy Grosso of
Creighton; Mrs. Melvin Thom li
st m and daughter of Bloomfield;
Marilyn Slater of Creighton; Ed
ward Olsen of Creighton; Debor
ah Klosner of Creighton; Mrs.
Herman Dannert anti daughter of
Creighton; Cloone Horstman of
Winnetoon; Mrs. Anna Chvala of
Verdigre: Louis Koppelman of
Creighton; Mrs. Adolph Janak
and daughter of Verdigre; Mrs.
Joe Pischel and daughter of Ver
| del.
&
AMELIA Mrs. Eva Rackhaus
j and Caroline called on Mrs. Delia
Ernst Saturday at the home of
Mrs. Fannie Ernst. She is feel
ing some better since her release
from the hospital, but her doctor
will not let her return to her
home in Amola. . . Mrs. Stella
Sparks and her brother, Sam Gil
man, and Art Waldman were in
Atkinson Tuesday, June 25, for
medical care. . . Mrs. George
Withers received word from her
son, Douglas Chapman, that he
is improving after being seriously
ill with stomach ulcer and a heart
ailment. He is in the hospital in
his home town at Mobridge, S. D.
O’NEILL—Mr. Gerald McDer
mott is a patient in St. Joseph’s j
hospital in Omaha. Her hus
band and sister, Mrs. Ina Tibbets,
went to Omaha on Tuesday to
, visit her Her address is room
206. . . Christie Janousek, is in
St. Mary’s hospital at Columbus
| suffering from weed poisioning. . .
Mrs. Esther C. Harris w-as dis
: missed from Clarkson Memorial
hospital in Omaha Saturday. She
is recuperating at the home of
her son, Guy, and his wife at
Hamburg, la. She expects to be
there two weeks.
VENUS Miss Anita Brookhou
ser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Brookhouser, underwent a
tonsilectomy at the Tacoma
(Wash.) General hospital Friday,
June 28. . . Mr. and Mrs. Ora Cas
key and sons accompanied by her
parents, Mr .and Mrs. Edwin
Porter,m otored to Sioux City,
Sunday, June 23. to visit with Mrs.
Hazel Brookhouser, who had un
dergone a major operaton June
11. Mrs. Brookhouser left for her
home a short time before the Or
chard folks arrived.
DELOIT Richard Bollwitt of
Neligh suffered a broken back
and other injures Wednesday,
June 19, while oj>erating state
equipment. He is a son-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kruntorad.
His condition this week is "im
proved." . . Stanley Bartak, who
has been a patient at Antelope
Memorial hospital, is "much im
proved” . . . Mrs. Henry Reimer
had dental work done in Neligh
last week.
INMAN Otto Retke went to
Norfolk Monday, June 24, and
Mrs. Retke who had been a pa
! tient in a Norfolk hospital the
past six weeks, was able to come
home with him. Enroute home
they spent Monday night in Ew
ing. visiting relatives and came on
I home Tuesday morning.
PAGE Mrs. Edd Stewart en
\ tered St. Anthony's hospital Fri
day where she is in traction for
the correction of a back ailment.
, . Sterling Alhright is spending
recuperation time at Page and
with his sisters at O’Neill and
Ewing following surgery at the
Veteran's hospital.
SPENCER—Donna Lou Kayl of
Spencer suffered a smashed fing
er when a car door was closed on
that finger. Her mother, Mrs.
Ray Ray I, took the girl to Lynch
for medical attention.
ATKINSON Ray Gant fell from
a haystack Wednesday, June 26,
while stacking alfalfa. He suf
fered a slight head concussion but
is recovering satisfactorily.
Inman News
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Clark have
been caring for their little grand
son, Eddie, the past week while
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Clark of O'Neill have been enjoy
ing a vacation in Omaha, Chicago,
and Sioux City.
Arrive from Colorado —
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Heiter of
Leadville, Colo., came Sunday to
visit his parents.
Joins ‘Jeep’ Forward Control Line
„ , h«at?7 *** hauling both over-the-road and off-the-road, the "Forward Control ‘Jeep’
FO-ITtr Is joining the new series of cab-fonvard “Jeep" models offered by Willys Motors, Inc. The
MW four-wheel drive vehicle has a gross vehicle weight rating of 7,000 pounds, greatest capacity yet
*■*? ».fr*P,.Y*hic1*- .P.**^*0 » tuU nine feet in length, and handles 8.510
pounds of payload. Yet the overall length of 181.5 inches allows the FC-170 to be Is Ism
speee than seenpied by the average passenger car.
Forty-nine members of the Carpenter family reunite.—The Frontier Photo.
Carpenter Family
in O’Neill Reunion
CHAMBERS Mrs. C. A. Palm
er of Scdro Wooley, Wash., Mrs.
Max Phifer and daughter, Gail,
and Mrs. Dick Liner, all of Brem
erton, Wash., art' visiting their
father, M E. Carpenter, and
hi-other-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Carpenter, of Cham
bers.
They took part in a family re
union held at Ford’s park in O’
Neill Sunday, June 23.
Forty-nine people asssembled
For the picnic dinner.
In addition to the guests from
Washington, there were those
From Pamona Beach, Calif., Viv
ian. S. D, Sioux City, Valentine,
ZFreighton, Neligh, Atkinson, Tild
'n, Elgin and Chambers.
•-—
Rockets Triumph
in Two Starts
The O'Neill Rockets defeated
Bassett, 5-2, Thursday evening in
a North-Central league game, and
Ainsworth pasted Atkinson, 17-7.
Sunday evening in Carney park
the Rockets blasted Stuart. 7-3.
Both t earns had 11 hits. Larry
Heiss was tin1 winning pitcher.
Judging Contest
1 Aarils Announced—
The Holt County Angus associa- >
lion is sponsoring a 4-H and FFA
judging contest at the black Fri-1
day salt's October 11 in Atkinson
and October 18 in O'Neill.
First place, $125: second place
$75; third place, $50, to be ap
plied on the purchase on a pen
of five in Atkinson.
First place, $75; second $50,
and third, $25, to be applied to
ward the purchase of single lots
! in O'Neill.
All 4-H and FFA members are
eligible to enter.
BANITSCIIEK LEAVING
ATKINSON Rev. E. W. Danit
schek, pastor of St. John’s Luth
eran church here the past four
years, has submitted his resigna
tion and has accepted a call from
| the American Lutheran church in
Omaha. Twice he has been called
by the Omaha church.
51 r*. Clarence Strong
Feted on Birthday—
Mrs. Clarence Strong was hon
ored Sunday evening in a surprise
birthday anniversary dinner at
tended by relatives and friends.
Cards were played, lunch was
served, and Mrs. Strong opened
her gifts.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Roy Donald Boshart, 21, of
O'Neill, and Karen Jean Gruhn,
18. of O'Neill, Saturday, June 29.
Edward A. Pavel, 21, of Ewing
and Miss Helen C. Winchell, 19,
of O'Neill on Tueslay, July 2.
Initiation Scheduled —
The Eastern Star lodge will
hold an initiation at the next
meeting Thursday, July 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harding
and children arrived Sunday from
Garden Grove, Calif., for a visit
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Fernau, Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Harding, and other relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Louns
bury and daughter, Geralyn, ar
rived Monday to visit her mother, j
Mrs. Tess Murray.
Mr. ami Mrs. Richard L. Tomlinson . . . they exchanged vows
here.—O’Neill Photo Co.
'Drive-the Champ*
Winners Named—
The Wm. Krotter Co. has an
nounced the following winners in
Pontiac’s "drive-the-champ” con
test here:
First William Petsche of O’
Neill, eight-place setting of Rog
ers silver plate.
Twenty-five dollar accessory
coupons Mrs. Blake Ott of A
melia, Mrs. A. M. Beelaert of
Orchard and Mrs. Janice Meyers
of Newport.
Meanwhile, farmers' and ranch
ers’ wives are getting new white
sewing machines in the Minneap
olis-Moline tractor merchandising
program, announced in this issue
by Bob Krotter of the Krotter
firm.
The gift offer gives a brand
new White electric machine to
the daughter, wife or mother of
every farmer who purchases a
new M-M 335 or 445 tractor be
tween now and July 31.
Ewing News
Elwood Peterson who is employ
ed in Iowa, is home for the week
end, as a guest at the home of
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Peterson.
Mrs. Agnes Bartak moved her
household goods to Plainview dur
ing the weekend where she will
make her future home.
Many of the Ewing folks are
planning family picnics and stay
at-home celebrations for the
Fourth of July.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tams and
family left Saturday for Pierre,
S. D., where Mr. Tams has con
tracted several hundred acres of
bay to be put up. He has been
busy the past week getting equip
ment ready and moving it to
South Dakota. “Sonny Carl” ac
companied the family and will
help with the haying.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Larsen ac
companied by Mrs. Ella Zeims
went to Grand Island Saturday to
attend the centennial, which be
gan that day there.
Mr and Mrs. Willis Rockey
have purchased the lots in the
rear of the Sis Ebbengaard resi
dence and plans are being made
to build. Excavation of the base
ment is now in progress.
Families in Reunions —
LYNCH—The annual Weeder
family reunion was held Sunday
in Riverside park at Neligh.
Seventy-five relatives gathered.
And the Spencer family, in Sun
shine Botton, near Lynch, held a
reunion on the banks of the Mis
souri river.
WADING POOL IN USE
STUART—The newly- construct
ed wading pool in the Stuart park
was formally opened Sunday.
Hours are 1 to 8 p. m., daily.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
QCD- Rosemary Larimore nee
Calellv to John B. Calelly 2, 57
$1—Ail Sec. 27—N% SWViNEVi
34-28-14 Ex 1 acre in Sec. 27.
Watch this space for date of a
white elephant auction. 10c
Dexter-1 omlinson
Wedding I o 1 d
Mrs. Olive Dexter, daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Roth
child of Atkinson, was united ir
manage to Richard Tomlinson
Saturday, June 29, at the home ol
Rev. It. L. Embree, Methodist
district superintendent, in a 1 p.
m. ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kounovsky
were the couple’s attendants.
A reception was held at the
Legion hall from 1 to 4 p. m. for
one-hundred guests. After a short
wedding trip, the couple returned
to Mr. Tomlinson’s home where
they will reside.
Guests at the reception includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Rothchild and
Vernon of Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Darold Couch and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Gutzmer and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dexter,
all of Moon, S. D,, and others
from Amelia. Ewing, Lincoln and
surrounding towns.
POSTAL RATES UP
Advance rates on many classes
of special mail service went into
effect Monday.
Special delivery rates, increas
ed 10 cents. Minimum fee on
registered mail is up from 40 to
50 cents. Business reply mail
cards, up from three to four cents.
Money orders, minimum charge
up from 10 to 15 cents. Certified
mail up from 15 to 20 cents. In
surance up from five cents to 10
cents on items valued at more
than $10.
BOOSTING HIGHWAY
ATKINSON— The Chamber of
Commerce here is boosting a
Highway 11 association. The high
way extends from Burwell rprth
through Atkinson, Butte and Fair
fax, S. D.
Watch this space for date of a
white elephant auction. 10c
Two Settlemens
from State Accepted
In nght-fo-Vvay purchases and
damage settlements for the relo
| rated U.S. highway 20 between
O’Nill and Emmt, settlements
with the state were accepted by
Fred and Sophia Fritton, $1,783,
and by Otto F. and Clara Lorenz,
I $4,688.50.
But Clarence and Marie Ernst
i have appealed the state’s eon
; damnation offer of $1,883. The
appeal was fill'd Tuesday.
O’Neill News
Ed Rector, who had been visit
ing relatives here, returned to his
home in Marysville, Wash.. Sun
! day. Miss Elizabeth Schaffer
drove him to Grand Island. His
parents, Mr. anil Mrs. George
Rector, left Marysville Saturday
and were expected to arrive here
Monday to visit their daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Grutsch, lx>ys and new twin
daughters. Ruth May and Rae
Marie and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hendrick
and children of Omaha, who had
been to the Black Hills, arrived
Sunday to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Felix Hendrick and her
mother, Mrs. Ruth Morgan for
several days. Other guests of the
Hendricks, who also arrived Sun
day were their daughter and her
husband, Mr. and Mrs. William
Aitkin and two daughters of Has
tings. They will spend a two
weeks’ vacation here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Voor
; his and Kip of Albion were week
end guests of his parents, Mr. and
i Mrs. K. L. Van Voorhis.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Page and
Barbara of San Bernadino,
Calif., left there Saturday to visit
j her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. E
I Worth and other relatives. They
j formerly lived at Page.
Watch this space for date of a
white elephant auction. l(k>
The birthday anniversaries of
twin brothers, Dwayne and
Dwight Philbrick, wore observed
Saturday- evening by their famil
ies at the Dwayne Philbrick home.
E. E Bowden of Ixnelock,
New. arrived in O’Neill Sunday
to visit his mother, Mrs. Della
Bowden and bmther Clyde and
sisters, Mrs. Await Spangler and
Mrs. Andy Wettlaufer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington,
jr.. and daughter, Margaret Jean,
accompanied Mr. and Mr*.
James Harrington to Chicago,
111., to visit her parents. The
James Harringtons have been
visiting in Denver, Colo., the
Black Hills and with his parents,
Mi-, and Mrs. John J. Harring
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Redlinger
of Pamotia, Calif., were honored
by the members of the Assembly
of God church Sunday at the C. E
Worth home. About 75 friends at
tended. The Redlingers are form
erly of O’Neill.
Richard Bowden and son, Dick
oi mirnanK. uanr., arrived in u - 1
j Neill Sunday to visit his grand
; father Steve Hicks and grand- 1
j mother, Mrs. Della Bowden.
Mrs. Harry Itergman
Hies in Omaha—
CHAMBERS Mr. and Mrs. j
Louis Neilson were called to !
i Omaha Tuesday, July 2 by the I
i death of her niece, Mrs. Harry |
Bergman.
Funeral services were to be I
held in Omaha Wednesday. Mrs.
Holloway, Mrs. Bergman’s grand
mother, who makes her home
with the Neilsons, was unable to i
attend as she has been ill for
several weeks.
Th Misses Edith and Mabel
Kinney of Elgin came to care for
Mrs. Halloway while the Neil
sons are away.
The New Deal Produce
Will stay open on Wednesday evenings
until 9 o’clock during the summer or call
us any time. We live 2nd apt. north of
the produce station.
We have a supply of
PURINA DAIRY and RANGE
CATTLE SPRAY on hand.
Chambers News
Carolyn Wmtermote drove to
Lincoln last week to take exam
inations at Wesleyan university.
She was accompanied by Mary
Ellen Gillette, who visited friends
ami relatives; Judy Hood, who
visited her brother-in-law and
sister; Mr and Mrs Norman
Lubken and Mrs. John Winter
mote, who visited her grttrtd
, daughter, Mrs. William Phipps;
and children, also other great
grandchildren who were at the
Phipps home.
Mrs. Dick Hrion of Neligh visit*
ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Walter a few days last week
i and the first of this week. Her
two sons wore hero part of the
time, returning home Sunday.
Hobby Ruther of Inman visited
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
A1 Leidtke, the first of the week
cnroute home from South Dakota.
Myron Carpenter, Mi’s. E. R.
Carpenter and their guests, Mrs.
C. A. Palmer, Mrs. Max Phifer
and Mrs. Dick Liner, all of Wash
ington state, spent Wednesday,
June 26. visiting friends at Oak
dlae.
Carol and Roger Cop par of Ot
tumwa. la., who spent the past
week with their grandmother,
Mrs. James Grimes and other
relatives, returned home the first
of the week. Their parents came
for them Sunday.
Page News
The HOA club members were
Tuesday, June 25, guests of Mrs.
William Wattermann for a social
afternoon with needlework and
visiting. Mrs. Pauline Schleusse
ner of Bancroft and Mrs. Leland
Stelling of Orchard were guests.
Mrs. Duane Allen will bo the en
tertaining hostess, Tuesday, July
9.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bowen and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fusselman
were Thursday Sioux City visi
tors.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jarman of
Omaha, recently married were
honored at a dinner Friday even
ing at the home of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stauf
fer. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Beeleart, Becky and Bren
da, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper.
Evening guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Heiss, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Heiss, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Heiss and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tikalsky
attended funeral services Mon
day morning for his sister, Mrs. I
Louis Tomjack of Rock Springs,
Wyo., who died at a Norfolk hos
pital. Mrs. Tikalsky took her
mother, Mrs. Bertha Boelter, to
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Klabenes of
Lynch Monday to sec her broth
er. William Block, who is hospi
talized there.
Chambers were Sunday hosts to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harper, Mr
asd Mrs. Allen Haynes, Mr and
Mrs Marvin Stauffer and family.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Bee Inert and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Heiss and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Heiss, Mr. and Mrs
Harold Heiss and Larry, Mr. ami
Mrs. Menvyn French and Bette,
Mrs. Lou Heiss, all of Page and
Mrs Gertrude Peaver of Des
Moines, la., and Mr. and Mrs.
Kloit Blarkmore and son. Kimmy
Joe. and her niece, Anita Weber,
fo ra family get-together.
RKA1, estate transfers
\VD Alex Cleary et al to Ray
Klsbury & wf. 5-28-57 $4.50(1 Lots
4-5 Blk. 38 Wixsons Add. Atkin
son.
WD Frederick F. Stracke to
Harold F & iStAgness F. Bauman
1-4-57 $7,50(1 Lots 4-5-0 & S*i lot
3 Blk 24 Pioneer T. Co. Add Stu
art.
ROYAL THEATER
— O'NEILL —
Wed.-Thurs. July 3-4
II El,I CATS OF THE NAVY
Starring Ronald Reagan, and
costarring Nancy Davis and Ar
thur Franz. No greater glory! No
greater story! "This is the story
of one of the most daring subma
rine operations in the history of
Naval Warfare” - Chester W,
Nimitz, Fleet Admiral, U. S.
navy.
Erl.-Sat. . July 5-6
Edward L. Alperson presents
THE RESTLESS BREED
Starring Scott Brady, Anne
Bancroft with Jay C. Flippen,
Jim Davis, Rhys Williams Torn
from the blazing pages of Texas
history. The town of the desper
ate and the dammed where the
fastest gun owned everything!
Sun.-Mon.-Tumi. July 7-8-9
The most fabulous John Stein
beck characters of all step out of
THE WAYWARD HI S
Cinemascope
and it's runaway people . . . run
■away loves . . . runaway emo
tions! From 20th Century-Fox
starring Joan Collins, Jayne Man
sfield, Dan Dailey, Rick Jason
with Betty Iziu Keim, Dolores
Michaels and Larry Keating.
llatinee Saturday & Sunday 2:30
Sunday, .Monday, Tuesday and
Friday and Saturday admission—
Adults 50c; Children under 12,
12e, Free if aceoni|»anled by |Kir
ent. Wed n. and Thiirs. Family
night,, family admitted for two
Adult tickets.
Regular Sale Monday, July 8th I
At tile sale last .Monday, we sold about 400 bogs with all
kinds in very active demand. We have six different bog buy
ers for the butcher hogs and sows to assure you full market
price. Extreme top on butchers at $20.00. Sows up to $16.25.
I'igs were in a lot better demand than recent weeks.
Sold I Pi cattle and that market was on fire. Could have
sold a lot more of both cattle and hogs. Sold 654-lb. year
ling steers up to $24.05. Yearling heifers up to $22.10.
Need a lot more stock of all classes for the sale next
Monday. Let us try your next consignment. W'e appreciate
your business.
Ewing Livestock Market
EW'ING, NEBRASKA ^
I-1
For Your...
JULY FOURTH
Fun and Relaxation
PICNIC SUPPLIES from GILLIGAN’S
• Paper Plates, C ups • Vaeulm Jugs
• Plastic Tableware • Insulated Picnic Itags
Remember, GILLIGAN REXALL DRUG will be open until
noon on July 4th to enable you to obtain your Holiday Needs.
SWIMMING ACCESSORIES
• Swimming Caps
• Nose Clips
• Far Plugs
Remember, GILLIGAN REXALL DRUG will be open until
noon on July 4th to enable you to obtain your Holiday Needs
Sunburn and Suntan Preparations
Wo carry a complete line of Sunburn Remedies and
Suntan lotions, Creams, and Oils, including Gypsy
Cream, Cara Nome, Tartan, and Sun ’n Surf.. Don’t be
without a good preparation for that 4th of July Sun.. Get
it now at Gilligans.
Remember, GILLIGAN REXALL DRUG will be open un
til noon on July 4th to enable you to obtain your Holiday
Needs.
DON'T SUFFER from the onslaught of the mosquitoes which
arc so extremely bad this year—at Gilligans you can get
a good mosquito repellent which will keep the mosquitoes
away. Be sure to pot "Mosquito Repellent from Gilllgan*”
on your next shopping list.
The FLY SEASON Is Here
and will got worse! Cattle not iMdhercd by file* are healthier
cattle. We carry I)I>T, Lindane, Toxaphene and Methoxychlor
for spraying cattle to keep the flies away. Get a good cattle
spray today at Gilligans, and keep the flies from your cattle.
Get BLOSSOM-SET at (Mliguns for your tomatoes, to insure
meatier, better yields.
The next time your doctor give* you a prescription take
it to Gilllgan Rexall Drug to be filled by one of our PRE
SCRIPTION SPECIALISTS.
Gilligan’s Rexall Drug
PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
