Nebraska Newspapers

    Legal Notices
(First pub. June 27. 1957).
William W. Griffin, Attorney
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
PETITION FOR FINAL
NEELE WENT OF ACCOUNT
Estate No. 4104
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY. NEBRASKA.
ESTATE OF THEODORE H
SCHOENJAHN, DECEASED
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA
TO AU, CONCERNED:
Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed for final
settlement herein, determination
of heirship, inheritance taxes,
fees and commissions, distribu
tion of estate and approval of fi
nal account ami discharge, which
will be for hearing in this court
on July 17. 1957, at 10 o'clock A
M
LOUTS W. REIMER
County Judge
(COUNTY COURT SEAL)
(First pub. July 11, 1957.)
LEGAL NOTICE
In accordance with the School
Laws of Nebraska, I am requir
ed to make the following describ
ed change in district boundaries:
Dist. 225 to be dissolved and the
territory thereof to be annexed
to Dist. No. 27 except SW V* Sec.
8, W 4 & NE y4 Sec. 9, Town
ship 31, Range 11 to be annexed
to District No. 16.
A hearing of said matter will
be held in my office at the Court
House in O'Neill, Nebraska on
July 22, 1957, 10 a m., when all
interested may appear and be
heard.
ALICE L. FRENCH
County Superintendent
11-12
(First pub. July 17, 1957)
John R. Gallagher, Attorney
Estate No. 4196
NOTICE TO OlEDITORS
IN COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY, NEBRASKA, July 11,
i or
I •
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE Oh' WALTER TRUSSELL,
DECEASED.
CREDITORS of said estate are
hereby notified that the time lim
ited for presenting claims against
said estate is November 8, 1957,
and for the payment of debts is
July 11, 1958 and that on August
8, 1957, and on Novmber 9, 1957,
at 10 o'clock A. M., each day, I
will l)e at the County Court in said
County to receive, examine, hear,
allow, or adjust all claims and ob
jections duly filed.
LOUIS W. REIMER
County Judge
(COUNTY COURT SEAL!
12-14c
(First pub. July 11, 1957)
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife after
July 10.
DAVID RUMBAUGH
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LYNCH NEWS
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Stewar
and sons visited at Don Stewart’s
home Sunday.
Barbara Hoffman is visiting her
brothers and familes in Phoenix
Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Novak were
Yankton, S. D,, visitors Wednes
day, July 10.
Delilah Hiserote is assisting at
the Clarence Kolund home.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Bnrta of
Niobrara, Mrs. Rudolph Bnrta of
Verdigre and Mr. and Mrs.
George Barta of Lynch picniced
at the Niobrara state park Sun
day. July 7.
Arrl es from California.—
Clifford Batzloff of Santa Cruz,
Calif., arrived Monday, July 8,
to visit his sister, Mrs. Dan
Rakes, and family. Miss Helen
Rakes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Rakes, spent the weekend
at home to renew acquaintances
with her uncle. She is attend
ing Wayne college this summer.
Paul Shierk
INSURANCE AGENC¥
O’NEILL NKBR.
Insurajjce^of All
Riverside News
Mrs Dewitt Gunter, Mrs. Joe
Sturbaum and Mrs. Lionel Gun
ter assisted Mrs. Frank Schrad
entertain the Jolly Workers club
Thursday afternoon. July 11.
Mr and Mrs Leslie Cary,
Leola and Nila, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Cary and Jerome Teigen
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Lionel Gunter home In the af
ternoon Mr and Mrs. WaUace
Carey and Jerome and the Lionel
Gunter family called on Blanche
Hemenway and Francis Lee and
were guests for lunch.
A1 Gibson were supper guests
of the Wayne Fry family, Friday,
July 12.
Mr. and Mrs Dale Raasch and
Kanea visited at the Dave Pollock
home recently after spending a
week at the Pequot lakes in Min
nesota.
The Richard Miller family of
Oakdale visited Sunday at the
Johnny Miller home.
Mrs. Lovina Kobold of Sioux
City, and Mrs. Miller of Ewing,
visited one evening last week at
the Johnny Miller home.
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Rotherham
and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Pollock were supper guests Sun
day at the John Napier home. Mr.
and Mrs, Keith Bartak and son
were evening callers.
Bertha Staumbaugh and Fran
ces Rotherham were supper
guests at the Bill Lofquist
home Wednesday, July 10. On
Sunday the Wendell Switzer and
Lee Fink families were dinner
guests at the Bill Izifquist home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fry called on
i the Otto Retkes in Inman Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Ixiuise Hohman and son,
Wayne, of Greenfield, la., visited
at the S. S. Schlotman home
Wednesday.
Joan Luzio of Emerson came
Wednesday, July 10, to spend
a few days with her grandmoth
er, Mrs. May Shrader. Mary Jane
Nhpier, another granddaughter,
is also a guest this week at the
anmaer nome.
The Wilbur Bennett family vis
ited Sunday at the Wayne Shra
der home.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Jensen of
Newman Grove left two of their
children, Ann Marie and Jerry,
at the Dale Napier home Wed
nesday, while they went to Riv
erton, Wyo., to fish.
Mr. and Mrs. George Montgom
ery, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fry, Mrs.
Howard Miller and Alta Lou at
tended the Ruroode-Peden wed
ding Sunday afternoon in the Lu
theran church in Orchard.
Roberta Montgomery visited
her great-grandmother, Mrs.
Henry Wehenkel in Orchard Fri
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Graver and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt
Gunter were guests at supper
Tuesday. July 9. at the Rol Hord
home. On Wednesday, July 10,
the Gravers and Dewitt Gunters
called at the Lionel Gunter home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mont
gomery and Roberta were Sunday
dinner guests at the Milford We
henkel home in Neligh.
The Willie Shrader family at
tended a barbecue supper Sun
day evening at the Lynn Fry
home.
Daisy Miller, Ethel and Carol
Ann called on Alice Miller Wed
nesday and at the Dave Pollock
home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierson ate
Sunday dinner with the Marvin
Pribnow family near Cedar Rap
ids.
Mrs. Lorraine Montgomery and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Napier were
Norfolk shoppers Thursday. Con
nie and Linda Montgomery visit
ed their grandmother, Mrs.
George Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs Dale Napier, Ann
Marie and Jerry Jensen and
Jackie Fry picnicked Sunday at
the John Napier place.
Guests at supper Saturday at
the Lionel Gunter home were:
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Carey and
Beverly, Mr and Mrs Donald
Teigen and family and Mr and
Mrs. Elmer Raffleson and David
of Watson, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Carey, Leola and Nila of
Bloomfield, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
VanOstrand and Iris, Mr and
Mrs. Harold Schwager and Diane
and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Klein, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Brown, Mrs.
Carol Brummond and Scotty and
Mrs. George Siems and Gene, all
of Neligh, called in the evening.
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SSmOA CHAMBERS. NEBRASKA
Zenors Honored by
Group Visiting Butte
»
Forty-four people at the Church :
of Christ in O'Neill gathered in
die park at Butte Sunday even
ing for a picnic supper and wor
ship service. This special service \
was in order to have fellowship
with Frank and Bertha Zenor.
who are members of the church !
of O'Neill txjt were transferred to j
Butte because of his work and j
now have opportunity to attend j
few of the services in O’Neill.
Mrs Pauline Leise and Mrs. :
Donald Franklin were in charge1
of picnic arrangements. Rex :
James, minister of the Church ofj
Christ, had charge of the worship :
service
The families in attendance
were: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Long,
Mr and Mrs Melvin Johring and
children. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie
Johring and children, Mr and
Mrs. Clinton Harmon and chil- j
dren Mrs Chester Larson and
children. Mrs. Donald Franklin,
and children, Martha Fleener,
Henry Storjohann, Mr and Mrs.
Rex James and children, Mrs.
Llovd Peck. Mrs. Pauline Leise,
Lyle Forshee and his mother,
Mrs. Forshee, Mr. and Mrs.
James Woodard and child, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Gee and Brenda
(visiting from Mooresville, Ind.)
Mrs Ronald Priliman and son
(visiting from Hutchinson, Kans ),
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zenor.
Amelia News
Pvt. Gene Carr who is station
ed at the airbase in Kentucky was
home to attend the wedding of
his brother, Darrel.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Doolitle
and boys attended a family re
union of the Slaymaker families
at the Charlie Prussa home on
Sunday, July 7.
Mrs Lynn Prewitt spent the
Fourth of July w'ith her husband,
who is stationed at Camp Chaffee,
Ark. Lynn will soon be sent to
Ft. Sill. Okla., for 10 weeks train
ing. Mrs. Prewitt expects to ac
company him if possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ekala of
Howells came Saturday evening
and visited over Sunday with their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Doolittle, and Rodney.
Douglas Friedrich has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Lloyd
Waldo, and family.
Clyde Widman, president of the
Small Schools association, attend
ed a meeting in Spencer Monday
evening.
Mrs. Alvin Forbes visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Smith, in Atkinson Sunday.
Miss Phillis Fullerton was a
guest of Miss Connie Gilman
while her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Gilman, visited at Burling
ton, la., with their daughter, Mrs.
Harold Clausson and family.
Mrs. Julia White, Mrs. Delia
Ernst, Mrs. Eva Backhaus and
Caroline accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Pierce to Atkinson
Tuesday of last week. Mrs.
White has been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Adams in
j Atkinson since.
Mrs. Stella Sparks and Lonnie,
Sam Gilman, and Art Waldman
were Atkinson callers Tuesday.
Lonnie received his last polio
j shot.
Mrs. Mae White of Fremont has
! been visiting her daughter and
family, the Harlan Dierkings the
past week.
Mrs. Fred Hitchcock of Atkin
son visited her granddaughter,
Mrs. Irwin Forbes, and family a
few’ days last week.
Mrs. Ray Gartner and little
daughter of South Sioux City
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Doolittle, from Tuesday until
Friday.
Mrs. Esther Daily returned to
her home in Omaha Thursday
after a 10-day visit at the home
of her brother, B. W. Waldo.
Mrs. Lew Backhaus, Mrs.
Blake Ott, Mrs. Eamie John
ston, Mrs. S. C. Barnett and Mrs.
Asa Watson attended a teachers
training class at the Methodist
church in Inman Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Robak and
family of Sioux City, la., came
Friday evening and spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Margie Sammons, and her brother
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sam
Miss Mae Sharp of Compton,
Calif., came Monday and spent
a few days visiting her friend,
Mrs. Lew Backhaus.
Mrs. Blake Ott and Mrs. Mar
gie Sammons were Atkinson and
O'Neill callers Thursday.
Mrs. John Ceams, of Scotts
bluff, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Fryrear. Her
visit was shortened as Mr. Ceams
received word of the serious ill
ness of his father, and phoned
for Mrs. Cearns to return home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. B. W.
Waldo and John Zinkon to O’
Neill Thursday evening to attend
the Chambers-O'Neill ballgame.
Caroline Backhaus, Mrs. Eva
Backhaus and Mrs. Delia Ernst
were Atkinson and O’Neill callers
Thursday.
Mrs. Lloyd Waldo received
word Saturday of the death of
her grandmother, Mrs. Carl Fried
ich of Spencer, Friday night.
Harold Kennedy returned home
Saturday after a weeks' visit in
O'Neill with his nephews, Dannie
and Lloyd Slaymaker.
Mrs. Edgar Peterson, Mrs. Bob
Adair, Jerry and Diane, and Pat
Kennedy were O’Neill callers
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O’Malley,
newlyweds are now nicely locat-,
ed in the house on the Ralph Gar
wood farm near Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gilman and
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Adair re
turned home Tuesday from a vis
it with relatives in Des Moines
and Burlington, la Little Debby
Clausson returned home with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Gilman.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Stahley
and family of Milford, visited her
sister, Mrs. Margie Sammons,
Thursday morning.
The missionary society of the
Free Methodist church met with
Mrs. Glen White on Wednesday
afternoon.
Star News
Marvin and Lysle Johnson were
in Sioux City Friday
Mrs Ewalt Miller and Barbara
and Mrs Lysle Johnson, Wyn and
Larry were in Norfolk Friday
afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Vince Cunning
ham and family of Erie, Pa., left
Sioux City by plane Tuesday, July
9. for their home after spending
two weeks at the home of Mrs.
Cunningham's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ewalt Miller, and family.
The descendants of Frank and
Alice Butterfield will meet at the
park in Neligh. Sunday, July 28,
for the annual family reunion.
Barbara Miller is spending a
few days in O'Neill visiting her
friend Marge Marcelius
Mr. and Mrs Richard Miller,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Wid
halm and family were visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Ewalt Miller and
family and Mr and Mrs Vince
Cunningham last week Mr. and
Mrs. Ewalt Miller and family,
Mr. and Mrs Vince Cunningham
and family and Mr and Mrs.
Lysle Johnson and family enjoy
ed a family get-to-gether at the
Miller home the fourth. This was
Mr and Mrs. Miller’s wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs Vince Cunning
ham and family spent Tuesday,
July 2, with Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Price and family at Lynch.
Mr Cunningham and Mrs. Price
are cousins.
Jot1 Boeder of Rawley, la.,
visited with his niece, Mrs. Ewalt
Miller, and family last week.
Merle Boelter, a nephew of Mrs.
Miller, also visited them.
Amelia News
Mrs. Blossom Butler came from
North Hollywood, Calif., last week
and will visit her mother, Mrs.
George Withers, for about a
month. Mrs. Butler’s son, Ted,
brought her to Amelia then went
on to Fargo, N. D.
Beth and Joyce Watson are vis
iting their sister, Mrs. Arthur
Tibbetts, jr., and family in O’
Neill.
CENTER I NION (O’Neill)
Rev. C. P. Turner, pastor
Sunday, July 21: Sunday-school,
10 a m.; preaching service. 11 a
m. young people's meeting at 8
o’clock in the evening. Preaching
service following YP meeting.
Prayer meeting and Bible study
will be in the home of Mr, and
Mrs. John Dick Wednesday even
ing at 8 o'clock.
Visit at Norden—
Mr. and Mrs George Morlang
were in Norden July 1 to visit his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
George Morlang, sr.
ROYAL THEATER
— O’NEIEL —
Thurx. July 17
Who Was This
MISTER CORY
that men feared. . . or follow
ed? And what was the secret he
had buried, deep in the shadows
of Sangamon street. A Universal
International picture starring
Tony Curtis, Martha Hyer, Char
les Bickford, Kathryn Grant, with
William Reynolds, and Russ
Morgan Cinemascope in East
man Color.
Fri.-Sat. July 19-20
Audie Murphy
THE GUNS OF FORT
PETTICOAT
Technicolor, with Kathryn
Grant, Hope Emerson, Jeff Mc
Donnell, Jeanette Nolan, Sean
McClory, Ernestine Wade. All
the untold excitement of the
Southwest’s great untold story!
Sun.-Mon.-Tiles. July 21-22-23
Clark Gable, Eleanor Parker
THE KINO AND FOUR QUEENS
Also starring Jo VanFleet, with
Jean Willes, Barbara Nichols,
Sara Shane. The king plays the
hottest game in the West with
four queens. Wagon mound lay
somewhere between Santa Fe and
hell—but Dan Kehoe found it.
With a posse behind him and his
reputation hanging In his holster,
he rode in from nowhere, looking
for the West’s hottest loot—in a
town where four lovely, lonely
women dared him to take it!
Matinee Saturday * Sunday 2:10
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Friday and Saturday admission—
Adults 50c; Children under 12,
12c, Free if accompanied by par
ent. Wedn. and 'Hiurs. Family
night, family admitted for two
Adult tickets.
FOR
LOW COST farm, town, mer
cantile and auto insurance in
financially responsible com
panies, settling losses promptly.
See, Write or Phone:
L G. Gillespie
Insurance A gene v
In business 64 years in O’Neill
Phone 218 or 114
O’NEILL - - - NEBR.
For Sale
No. 6500 Automatic
Baling Wire_$11.75 per box
No. 3150 Automatic
Wire _ $11.00 per box
This price is subject to change.
It is a OOD price on ten
boxes or more, cash or certifi
ed check upon delivery.
NEIL B. RYAN
O’Neill, Nebr.
\X eed Question
Requires Answer
This week’s soil conservation
question comes from Helen Mar
tens of Emmet, asking: "If we go
into a period of greater moisture
for pasture, will the weeds that
have started in so many places
be killed out by grass or will the
grass have to be re-seeded""
Answer:
It is natural that with the pos
sible over use of pastures, even
those properly stocked normally,
during an abnormally dry season
that wt>ods will appear to an alar
ming rate when periods of great
er moisture return. This is large
ly because the grass has been
odamaged by the dry season and
ever use and with added moisture
something w ill grow in the voids.
This usually w ill be weeds for the
first year but the grass will come
back and take over without re
seeding. unless the range is dam
aged in other ways.
However, it is not to be con
tsrewed that it is never beneficial
to control weeds in grassland.
Annual weeds or weedy grasses
may be mowed in the early hud
stage and will be reduced so that
the native grasses will have a
better opportunity to respond to
the added moisture. In case of
very heavy infestation of peren
nial weeds it may be advisable
to spray with chemicals for weed
control. However, generally
speaking, native vegetation, pro
perly managed will crowd out the
weeds until they are not a prob
lem.
School of Instruction
Held at Inman—
INMAN Arbutus Rebekah
lodge met Wednesday evening
for their regular meeting at the
IOOF hall. Mrs Carrie McMah
on, vice-grand was in charge.
Following the regular session,
Mrs. Sophia Pascale, assembly
vice-president of Omaha conduct
ed a very interesting school of
Instruction.
Other guests present were Mrs.
Lucy Max N. G of Armoca, 404
Omaha; Mrs. Anna Tietz, P. N. G.,
Rose 139. Omaha; Margarel
Max P. N. G. Friendship 356,
Page; and Eileen Hunt, Eden 41,
O’Neill.
A social time and refreshments
followed.
Conard Reunion
Held at Neligh
INMAN The second annua!
Conard reunion was held Sunday
at the Riverside park at Neligh
A picnic dinner was enjoyed at
noon.
Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs LaVern Stevens and daugh
ter. Mrs. George Conard and
Nate, Mrs, Mary Peterson, Em
mett Slaight. Mr and Mrs Rill
Conard and Neta and John Conard
all of O Neill. Mr and Mrs. C.
James Judd and son of Oakdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Watson and
son of Chambers, Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Stevens of Page, Mrs. Vio
let Sholes of Inman. Mr. atd Mrs.
Pete Cooper and son of Orchard,
j Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson
: and Mr and Mrs. Charles Pav
j lik and son of Norfolk and Ray
Conard of Clearwater.
Mrs. George Conard was the
oldest person present and Danny
Watson, the youngest.
Other Inman News
Levi Morsbach of Neligh was s
guest Sunday at his mother Mrs.
Elizabeth Montech.
John Sobotka and son, Harold,
returned Sunday afternoon front
a two weeks vacation trip. They
visited relatives in Buhl, Ida.,
Longv tew. Wash . and San Fran
cisco. Calif.
Supt. and Mrs. Walter I’hben
and daughter, Christie, returned
Monday front Auburn where thc\
had had spent the jvtst 10 days
visiting Mrs Ubben’s parents.
Miss Carolyn Watson and her
roommate. Miss Kay Morgan,
whose home is Dakota Oty, came
Friday evening and spent the
Weekend in the home of Carolvn's
parents Mr and Mrs l l. w d
son and sam The girls atv stud
ent nurses at Immanuel hospital
in Omaha They also attended the
Hutton-Webster wedding, Mr and
Mrs. Watson took the girls to
Norfolk Sunday where they took
the Ihis to Omaha,
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WANTED
MEN TO TR AIN
FOR REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS
Age 25 to 60 Most Ih> residents of this county two or more
years. Competent appraisers receive $350 to $450 per mitnth
Farm experience valuable.
WHITE: liE \1. ESTATE, IM>\ 3Ft, c/o Frontier. O'Neill
whole family with the
L¥ 3PILAN SSf
ONE policy — ONE low premium
covers every member of the family
„ i FOR DAD — permanent whole FOR THE KlDS--in.ur.nee
life insurance in amounts of from coverage of one hfthof t
'A/ ivmn tn S15 000 wit amount of insurance on Dade
M $o000 to 515,0W. ^ Jjh for a)I chj,<lren from age, l6
FOR MOM—-insurance cover- days to 18 year*.
age of approximately one fifth ... arrTVAT 9 „ii nnw
of the amount of insurance on (*£ NhW AKRl A "
Dad’s life, figured in the relation \J \ •’T?1* are automat call ycover^
of her age to Dad’s age ™ *** ^
the amount of in sura
Dad’s life.
r; IVAN C. PRUSS, Agent VZ
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Chambers Dwelling & Personal Property
EXECUTOR'S fa fa
In order to settle the Estate of the late Walter Trussed, the following Real Estate and
Personal Property will be sold at Public Auction on the premises, located in the North
west Corner of the Village of Chambers, Nebr., on—
FRIDAY, JULY 26th
Sale Starts at 1 P.M.
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Ranch-Style Dwelling
Four-room all-modem iranch-style dwell
ing with garage attached.
A small acreage and machine shop are in
cluded with this real estate.
This property has been built recently and
is in good repair.
This property should be inspected to be
appreciated for it is truly a comfortable
home in excellent location.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
All of Block 3 and North Half of Block 4 in North Side Addition,
Village of Chambers, Nebr.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE SALE
Twenty-five percent down on day of sale. Balance due and pay
able when abstract and deed are furnished. Purchaser may
have immediate possession.
Personal Property
1955 Custom Line Two-Door Ford Sedan
With radio and heater. Actual mileage 4,800.
1949 Ford Tractor
In good repair.
Belt Pulley for Ford Tractor
Scoop for Ford Tractor
7-Ft. Mower for Ford Tractor
Complete Line
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Oil Space Heater — Radio — Stove
Refrigerator — Beds — Dressers
Vacuum Cleaner
Carpenter Tools — Firearms
100-Ft. of Snow Fence
TERMS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY SALE
Strictly Cash
NOTE: Any prospective purchaser wishing to personally Inspect the house and acreage may contact Ed C. Smith Chambers Ne
braska who will show the premises.—AUCTIONEER. ’
NOTE: |
480 Acres of Improved Gc:i Bottom Hay Meadow and Pasture I
Belonging to the Trussell Estate, located three miles south of the Junction of U. I
, S. Highway 281 and State Highway 95 (east of Chambers and south of O’Neill) I !
and V/2 miles east will be sold at Public Auction on a date to be announced later. 1 j
Please watch for announcements in local newspapers and colored sale bills. I j
John R. Gallagh r, Execute r
COL. WALLACE O’CONNELL, O’Neill JOHN R. GALLAGHER, O’Neill, Nebr.
Auctioneer Attorney