Livestock at Its Best —
Winners at Fair
Henry Wood of Ewing, live
stock superintendent at the Holt
county fair, has announced the
following compilation of plaeings
in that section:
HABY BEEVES
< 4-H and FFA»
Ilene Nelson of O'Neill, blue.
4-H. Hereford heifer.
James Mellor of Atkinson,
FFA, blue, Hereford heifer; 4-H,
blue, Hereford heifer
Eddie Krugman of O’Neill, 4
H, blue, Hereford steer; 4-H,
blue. Angus steer; 4-H, red,
Angus steer.
Robert Beelaert of Page, 4-H,
blue each, two Angus steers.
Janette Clemens at Amelia,
4-H, blue, Shorthorn steer, grand
champion; 4-H, red, Hereford
steer.
Larry Dawes of O'Neill, 4-H,
red, Hereford steer.
Charles Hill of O'Neill, 4-H.
red, Hereford steer.
Richard Hill of O'Neill, 4-H,
red, Hereford steer
Donald Clemens of Amelia, 4
H, red. Hereford steer.
Roberta Klabenes of Ewing,
4-H, red, Hereford steer.
Larry Beck of Atkinson, 4-H,
red, Hereford steer.
Lynn Grass of Page, 4 - H ,
red, Angus steer.
Marlene Beck of Atkinson, 4
H, two reds, Angus steers.
Larry Beck of Atkinson, 4-H,
red, Angus steer.
Lanny LaRue of Ewing, 4-H,
red, Angus steer.
Michael Pospchal of Amelia,
4-H, red, Angus steer.
Glen Miller of O'Neill, 4-H,
red, Angus steer.
Fred and Linda Cronk of
Page, 4-H, red, Shorthorn steer.
Rita Larson of Page, 4-H, red,
Shorthorn steer.
Danny LaRue of Ewing, 4-H,
red, Angus heifer.
Carol Gaughenbaugh of In
man, 4-H, white, Hereford steer.
STOCKER - FEEDER
(4-H)
Freddie Miller of O’Neill, Ang
us steer, blue and grand cham
pion; Angus steer, blue.
Nick Hammerlun of O’Neill.
Angus steer, blue.
Marlene Garwood of Amelia
Angus steer, blue.
Larry Andrus of Atkinson
Angus heifer, blue.
Gary Fiek of Inman, Here
ford steer, blue.
Pam Hammmerlun of O'Neill,
Hereford steer, blue.
Jane Garwood of Chambers.
Hereford steer, blue.
Robert Swanson of Chambers,
Hereford steer, blue.
Sharon Watson of Amelia,
Hereford steer, blue.
Edith Grimes of Chambers,
Hereford steer, blue.
Phyllis Fullerton of Amelia,
Hereford steer, blue.
Venita White of Amelia,
Hereford steer, blue.
Roseanna Blake of Chambers, j
Hereford steer, blue.
Ijoren Blake of Chambers,
Hereford steer, blue.
Judy Garwood of Chambers,
Hereford steer, blue.
Gary Holcomb of Chambers,
Hereford steer, blue.
Debby Eisenhauer of Cham
bers, Hereford steer, blue.
Gale Holcomb of Chambers,
Hereford steer, blue.
Robert Klabenes of Ewing,
Hereford steer, blue.
Donald Swanson of Chambers,
Hereford steer, blue.
Carol Hoffman of Ewing, Here
ford steer, blue.
Faye Garwood of Amelia,
two Angus steers, red each.
Marlene Garwood of Amelia.
Angus steer, red.
Janet Garwood of Amelia,
two Angus steers, red each.
Marshall Slattery of O’Neill,
two Angus steers, red each.
Daryl Swanson of Amelia,
Hereford steer, red.
Virginia Billstein of Amelia,
Hereford steer, red.
Marie Billstein of Amelia,
two Hereford steers, red each.
Joy Thompson of Amelia,
Hereford steer, red.
David Green of Amelia,
Hereford steer, red.
Virginia Thompson of Amelia, |
Hereford steer, red.
John Hammerlun of O’Neill,
Hereford steer, red.
Larry Dobrovolny of O’Neill, !
two Hereford steers, red each.
Joyce Doolittle of Chambers, 1
Hereford steer, red.
Cathy Doolittle of Chambers,
Hereford steer, red.
William Whitaker of Chambers.
Hereford steer, red.
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Special Night SALE
At Orchard Sale Pavilion
WIS<X>NS1N DAIRY HEIFERS
Friday, August 30, 7:30 p.m.
10 close springing cows. 10- 300 to 500 lb. yearling heif
ers. GO heifer calves. TB and bangs tested. Anyone wishing
to obtain some fine heifer calves from high producing herds
be sure to attend tlias sale. Two weeks guarantee on health
of these calves. Free heifer calf to be given away—anyone
present eligible.
Walter Vannoy, Owner
Kearney, Nebr. Phone 38792
Jerry Robertson of Chambers,
Hereford steer, red.
Shirley Skrdla of Stuart.
Hereford steer, red.
Larry Skrdla of Stuart, ft
Hereford steer, red.
Douglas Jarman of Chambers, u
Hereford steer, red.
Darold Ermer of O'Neill, r
Hereford steer, red.
Dale Fullerton of Amelia,
Hereford steer, red.
Joyce Watson o f Amelia, *
Hereford steer, red. *
Merd. Lierman of Amelia, *
Hereford steer, red.
Dale Billstein of Amelia,
Hereford steer, red.
Shirley Green of Amelia,
Hereford steer, red. j
Dick Billstein of Amelia. s
Hereford steer, red. ,
Douglas Fredrick of O’Neill, ^
Hereford steer, red.
Kenneth Coolidge of Amelia.
Hereford steer, red.
Garnett Gillogly of Inman.
Hereford steer, red.
Richard Ernst of O’Neill, t o
Hereford steer, red. j c
Richard Grimes of Chambers, I
Hereford steer, red.
Gerald Forbes of Chambers, !
Herefonl steer, red.
Ronald Winnings of Atkinson, j
Hereford steer, red.
Evan Grubb of Chambers, l
Hereford steer, red.
Danelia Whitaker of Chambers,
Herefonl steer, nd.
Kenneth Coolidge of Chambers,
Hereford steer, red.
Judy Mohr of Atkinson, Angus '
steer, white. J
Larry Andms of Atkinson, I
Angus steer, white.
Patricia Grubb of Chambers, 1
Hereford heifer, blue; Hereford t
heifer, red.
Douglas Jarman of Chambers,
Hereford heifer, blue.
Gale Holcomb of Chambers, 5
Hereford heifer, blue. .
Wayne Burgett of Amelia, '
Hereford heifer, blue.
Jeanette Klabenes of Ewing, 1
Hereford heifer, blue.
Larry Swanson of Chambers, '
Hereford heifer, red.
Leslie Forbes of Chambers, i !
Hereford heifer, red.
Darold Ermer o f O'Neill, •'
Hereford heifer, red.
Keith Halsey of Chambers, !
Hereford heifer, red.
Ronald Winnings of Atkinson, •
Hereford heifer, red.
Jeanette Clemens of Amelia,
Hereford heifer, red.
V a n i t a White of Amelia,
Hereford heifer, red.
Kathy Fick of Inman,
Hereford heifer, red.
Beth Watson of Amelia,
Hereford heifer, red.
Virginia Billstein of Amelia,
Hereford heifer, red.
BREEDING HEIFERS
(4-H and FFA)
Loren Blake of Chambers,
Hereford, blue and grand cham
pion.
Robert Beelaert of Page, Ang
us, blue.
Glen Miller of O’Neill, Angus,
blue. '
Bonnie Hoiss of Page, Short
horn, blue.
Roseanna Blake of Chambers,
Hereford, red.
William Whitaker of Chambers,
Hereford, red.
Milan Welke of Ewing, two;
Herefords, red each.
Gary Fick of Inman, Hereford,
red.
Larry Wewel of Newport, FFA,
Hereford, red.
Shirley Green of Amelia,
Hereford, red.
Perry Dawes of O’Neill, Angus,
red.
Robert Revell of O’Neill, FFA,
Angus, red.
Becky Beelaert of Page, Ang
I us, red.
Nick Hammerlun of O’Neill,
Angus, red.
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COW AND CALF
(4-H)
(I'nder One Year)
Bob Welke of Ewing. Here
>rd. blue and grand champion.
Lanny LaRue of Ewing. Ang
5. red.
I^le Heass of Page. Shorthorn,
?d.
SHOWMANSHIP—Beef Division
Robert Beelaert of Page, first;
ick Hammerlun of O’Neill,
eond; Eddie Krugman of O’
eill, third; Gary Pick of In
lan. fourth.
SHOWMANSHIP—Dairy Div.
(4-H)
Warren Hansen of Inman, first;
:uth Ann Hansen of Inman,
econd; Donna Crumly of Page,
lird; James Gilg of Atkinson,
xirth.
BEST GROl'P OF THREE
Dairy Division
(4-H)
Victory Boys and Girls club
f Inman, blue; Eagle Hustlers
f Page, blue; Happy Hollow of
Iwing, red.
BEST GROl’P OF THREE
Beef Division
(4-H)
Eagle Hustlers club of Page,
lue; Martha of Ewing, red.
BEST GROl’P OF THREE
Stocker-Feeder
(4-H i
Martha club of EwTng, blue;
i’illowdale of Ewing, blue; 212
outh Fork of Chambers, blue; i
’rairie Wranglers of Cham
ers. red; South Fork Commun
:y of Oiambers, red; Up-and
,t-It of O’Neill, led.
DAIRY DIVISION
James Gilg of Atkinson, Guern
ey, blue.
Keith Krugman of O'Neill,
Juemsey, blue.
Jack Gilg of Atkinson, two
Juemseys, blue each.
Jeanette Klabenes of Ewing,
Juernsey, blue.
Bonnie Welke of Ewing, Hol
tein, blue.
Alvin Crumly of Page, Hol
tein, blue.
John Crumly of Page, Hol
tein, blue.
Donna Crumly of Page, Hoi-1
tein. blue; Milking Shorthorn,
due.
Warren Hansen of Inman, two,
folsteins, blue each.
Denny Ickes of Page, two Hol
beins. blue each.
Ruth Ann Hansen of Inman,
lolstein, blue.
Wally Fick of Inman, Hol
sein, blue.
Faye Scheer of Ewing, two Hol
beins, blue each.
Kent Stauffer of Page, two
Milking Shorthorns, blue each.
Randy Stauffer of Page, two
Milking Shorthorns, blue each;
Brown-Swiss, blue.
Lila Jean Miller of Atkinson,
Brown-Swiss, blue.
Denny Scheer of Ewing, junior
herd of three Holsteins, blue.
Denny Ickes of Page, Hol
beins. blue.
Elaine Krugman of O’Neill,
Guernsey, red.
J e r i 1 y n Luebcke of Page,
Guernsey, red.
Mary Lou Luebcke of Page,
Guernsey, red.
Margie Gilg of Atkinson,
Guernsey, red.
Billy Gilg of Atkinson, Guern
sey, red.
Jeanette Klabenes of Ewing,
Guernsey, red.
Bennice Colman of Inman,
Holstein, red.
Randy Colman of Inman,
Holstein, red.
Ruth Ann Hansen of Inman,
Holstein, red.
Bill Coventry of Inman, Hol
stein, red.
Joe Beelaert, jr., of Page,
Holstein, red.
Harlan Miller of Atkinson,
Holstein, red.
Val Stauffer of Page, Milking
Shorthorn red.
Richard Hansen of Page, Milk
ing Shorthorn,, red.
Kent Stauffer of Page, Milk
ing Shorthorn, red.
Richard Flannery of Atkinson,
Brown-Swiss, red.
Earl Miller of Atkinson, Brown
Swiss, red.
Ronnie S k r d 1 a of Stuart.
Brown-Swiss, red.
Terry LaRue of Ewing, Guern
sey, white.
Gary LaRue of Ewing, Guern
sey, white.
Seal Luebcke of Page, Guern
sey, white.
Jim Ciilg of Atkinson, Guern
sey, white.
Joan Fisher of Page, Holstein,
white.
Terry Hesse of Page, Hol
stein, white.
Karen Hesse of Page, Hol
stein, white.
Karen Brown of Inman, Hol
stein, white.
Denny Scheer of Ewing, Hol
stein, white.
Faye Scheer of Ewing, Hol
stein, white.
Richard Hill of Ewing, Hol
stein, white.
Francis Bergstrom of Ewing,
Holstein, white.
Robert Coventry of Inman,
Holstein, white.
Val Stauffer of Page, Hol
stein, white.
Rodie Cleveland of Ewing,
Holstein, white.
Denny Ickes erf Page, Hoi- v
item, white.
Don Beelaert of Page, Hol
itein, white.
Charles Hill of O’Neill, Hol
itein. white. *
Denny Scheer of Ewing. Hoi- ^
itein, white. 5
SADDLE STOCK fc
(4-H> X
Sandra Whitaker of Cham- P
x>rs. two quarter horse mares, 1
alue and white ■
William Whitaker of Cham- «
aers, quarter horse mare, blue; I
jolt, blue; colt, red; quarter 1
torse, white.
Judy Garwood of Chambers,
:-olt, blue; quarter horse mare, I
red.
Danclki Whitaker of Cham- ,
bers, gelding, blue; quarter
aorse mare, red; colt, red.
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Otteles Back form
Extended I rip
STUART—Mr. and Mrs. P J
Ottele returned Wednesday, Au
gust 21, from a 3t? months ex
tended trip which took them to
numerous points in the Pacific
Northwest.
Enroute they visited their
daughter, Mrs. Newell Pock, and
tier husband at Casper, Wyo.,
and another daughter, Mrs
Charles Larson, at Anaconda.
Mont. They also visited friends
at nearby Butte, Mont.
In Seattle, Wrash., they were
guests of their son, Albert, and
family. At Portland. Ore., they ;
wished a daughter, Mrs. Lloyd |
Beck, and family. At Sheridan.
Dre., they were guests of their
sons, I ton and Sylvester, and1
their families.
During their combination rail-1
auto tour they visited friends at ,
Salem, Ore., and Hillsboro, Ore. j a
Enroute back they visited Mr. 1
and Mrs. Joe Schaaf at Boise,
Ida., Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keuter a
and Barney Keuter, all of Em- 1\
mett, Ida. r
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Takes Part in <’
Ceremony— f
EWING—Sixteen student nurse
were "striped” at St. Elizabeth’s £
hospital chapel at Lincoln on '
Thursday, August 15. Among ]
them was Miss Helen Rotherham
of Ewing. ,
The ceremony was followed by 1
benediction of the blessed sacra- >'
ment and a sermon on "Faith,
Hope and Charity” by Monsignor ■
Riordan. After the ceremony, '
punch and cookies were served •
the students and their guests at (
the nurses home. Miss Rother- )
ham had as her guest, Miss Mary *
Carr of Omaha, a student nurse
of St. Joseph’s hospital.
Miss Rotherham will resume j (
her studies as a senior at St. Eliz- <
abeth after her summer vaation. j
She is the daughter of Mr. and I ■
Mrs. James Rotherham of Ewing, j j
Visit at Matthews !
Homes Here—
Mrs. Rose Shoemaker and 1
daughter, Mary, arrived Friday, ,
August 16, for an eight-day visit j
with Mrs. Shoemaker's brothers,
Thomas, James and Leo Mat- ,
thews. The Shoemakers live at ;
Winner, S. D.
Another sister of the Matthews
brothers, Mrs. Fay Hill of Gor
don, arrived by train Tuesday,
August 20, for a week’s visit.
Mrs. Shoemaker, visiting The
Frontier, said she had been a
subscriber to this newspaper 47
years and her husband was a sub
scriber before that. The Shoe
makers homesteaded in Tripp
county 47 years ago.
To California—
EWING—Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Rockey left Saturday for Cali
fornia. They were accompanied
by Ralph and- Judy Simmons and
Elizabeth Beene of Cupertine,
Calif., who have spent the sum
mer here with relatives. Mrs.
Anna Pollock will care for the
Rockey children during their ab
sence.
O’Neill Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zahradnicek
of Denver, Colo., formerly of
Emmet, were in O’Neill on busi- j
ness Friday. They had driven |
here by way of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
and Alliance. The Zahradniceks
have been away from Holt about
10 years.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallen de
parted Saturday for a two weeks
vacation in Canada. They were
accompanied by John Obcrt of
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reed and
daughter, Paula, are on the sec
ond week of their vacation. They
spent several days at Hastings,
returned here, then went to Min
nesota.
Luveme Eugene, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Juran, cele
brated his first birthday anniver
sary, Friday, August 16. Din
ner guests were his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kahler
of Bonesteel, S. D. and Miss Au
drey Kahler of Rapid City, S. D.
His great aunt, Mrs. Paul Shierk,
baker the birthday cake.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fritz
were Sunday, August 18, guests
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Demary and Mr. and Mrs.
William Fritz in Elgin.
Page Community Day
(Labor Day)
Monday, September 2
— PROGRAM —
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1:00 p.m.—Parade
1:30 p.m.—Children’s Races
2:00 p.m.—Free Show
2:30 p.m.—Baseball—Chambers Midgets vs. Page
2:00 to 5:00 p.m.—Free Watermelons
5:00 to 7:00 p.m.—Suppertime
7:00 p.m.—Band Concert
7:30 p.m.—Free Show
8:00 p.m—Soft Ball
9:30 p.m.—Free Dance
Lunch served by Improvement Club
— SPONSORED BY —
Page Commercial and Improvement Clubs
1 akes F irst Vows
Sister Carmela C o u f a 1,
[above!, daughter of Mr. and
Vlrs Ed Couf&l ol Stuart. took
ier first vows for one year, at
Maryerest, order of Sisters of
St. Francis in Denver, Colo.,
>n Thursday, August 15. Other
sisters taking the same vows
vere Sister Mary' Mark Hoff
man of Pierce. Sister Louise
smith of Dul>ois, Wyo., and
Sister Shelia Carroll of Man
aattan, Kans. At the same cere
mony five brides were given
the habit and three sisters took
perpetual vows in the same or
ler.
Venus News
Mr. and Mrs. Junior Rohkar
nd family left Saturday, August
f for the west coast.
On Saturday, August 24, Mr. i
nd Mrs. Wilbert Widham and
frs. Pearl Groeling and family !
lotored to Omaha to meet Pvt. j
lary Groeling, who arrived that j
ay from Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.,
3r a two-weeks furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caskey
nd Suellyn moved from O'Neill
a the Arden Laursen farm on
Intraday, August 15.
Miss Carolyn Groeling return
d to her home Thursday, Aug
,st 22, after helping out witli the
cork at tire Fritz Rohkar home.
Dennis VonSeggren went to
Ichuyler Saturday, August 17,
chore he is playing in the Von
leggren orcrestra while his uncle,
Irville VonSeggren, is visiting on
he coast. Dennis plays the trom
bone.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hegge
neyer motored to Omaha, Mon
lay, August 19, taking their
laughter, Helen, that far. She
eft Omaha that day for Chicago,
11., where she is employed as a
eletypist. Her brother, Richard,
net her at Omaha a week earlier.
Mrs. Cecil Moser, Marion and
lene were O’Neill visitors Fri
iay, August 23.
Mrs. Pearl Groeing, Mrs. Cecil
doser and Mrs. Ralph Brook
touser were cleaning at the Sun
•ise schoohouse Friday, August
13 and again an Monday, August
16.
O'NF.IIJ, MX AI.S
Mr. ami Mrs Leigh Reynold
son and family returned Satur
dav, August 17. from their vaca
tion spent in Iowa with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Harry Gross,
and at points m Wisconsin.
A1 Gaskill and Neil Ryan at
tended the funeral of Dr. Gyer in
West Point on Monday, August
19.
Mr and Mrs. Glenda Gettert
and family spent Sunday, August
18, visiting Mr. and Mrs Wil
liam Krysl and Kevin in Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Rennet Gillespie,
Gary and Diane spent the Aug
ust 17-18 weekend in Omaha vis- |
t ——————
iting her brother, Bob Eby.
Mr and Mrs Frank FVoelich
left Tuesday for Hartington
where they will visit their son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs B E. Wanser and family
until today (Thursday Also
there and returning with them
was another daughter ami her
husband, Mr. and Mrs Jack Mc
Donald and Pat of Belleville, IU.
The Me 1 Wia Ids will also be
gut'sts of his mother, Mrs. Marie
McDonald.
Mrs W. 11. Harty and Mrs P.
B. Harts’ were in Omaha over
the weekend visiting the form
er's daughter, Sr. M Brian.
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AUCTION
REAL ESTATE — SHOl* AN1> GARAGE EQUIPMENT
.lAt’KSON REPAIR SERA ICE, AArot Illway 20, AulenUne Nebr.
Tuesday, September 3, 1957
Sale to start at 12:30 p m. Real estate to sell at 5• P-JJ
RE AL ESTATE: A fine all modern 2 bedroom home with full
basement. The basement is finished off into 1 nice rooms one
of which is a bedroom. The main floor has Living room, dining
room, kitchen, bath and one small room.
REPAIR SHOP: 30x40 with large 12x12 overhead dixirs^Uiuk
en house and yard and a 10x14 brooder house and 18x24
garage These buildings set on 2 acres of land with o\er 200
feet hiway frontage on west highway 20. The property is nice
ly landscaped, has a fine garden plot, and an orchard with bO
TERMS- MVie above property may be bought vvitb .50% down,
balance on good terms. Hie shop and garage equipment will
sell piece by piece. _^
SOME OF THE EQUIPMENT IS LISTED BELOW.
Welding mask, acetylene welder, electric welder, Sioux
valve refacer Sioux valve grinder, Sioux valve seat-grinder,
53-ton puller OTC. 27-ton puller OTC, sleeve puller equipped,
assortment of sleeve puller plates, socket sets, adjustable
reamer valve guide, Atlas bench drill, assorted bit drills, cyl- |
inder hone, large bushing hone, small bushing hone.
Amco cylinder guage. Prom micrometer set. Blue Boy
extra long chain, extra welder regulator, clock, assorted radia
tor hoses, 1 each CO 2 & CO 4 Randolph fire extinguisher, 2
parts washing tubs, assorted brass and acetylene rods, assorted ;
hand tools, 5 work benches, magneto tester and charger, 2
: steel parts bins with drawers.
U. S. air compressor and hose, paint gun, 50-ft. air hose, l
paint gun, regulator and gauge, blow torch, Lyle ridge reamer,
3 tap and dye sefs, Amco connecting rod—aligned, riveting
machine, Key-Way cutter, assortment of Hastings and Seal
powder rings, assortment of Seal Power and 1 hompson valves. !
Assortment of fan belts, assortment of head gaskets, pan
gasket sets, valve gasket sets, valve seats, New Departure ball
and roller bearing connecting rod, bearing needle, bearings,
bench grinder, 3 4 Vi-in. vises, jacks, 2 11x28 tractot tubes, 2
Pyrene fire extinguishers, welding rod and supplies, smash
proof creeper, assorted filter cartridges, water fire extinguish
er, dollies, crow bar, saws, assortment of magneto parts, elec
tric parts, rotors, points, electric grinder and stand.
Assortment of bolts, nuts, shovels, spades, hammer,
wheel wrenches, wheel sockets, acetylene welding stand, drop
cord lites, extension cords, oil cans, grease guns, files, AC &
Oiamp spark plugs.
Owners: Harvey W. & Salina Jackson
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