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DOVER—Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Dover of Newport, a son, Neil
Edward, weighing 8 pounds 10
ounces, bom Friday, March 7,
at Atkinson Memorial hospital.
ROOKSTOOL — Mr. and Mrs.
Oral Kooks tool of Atkinson, a
son, weighing 10 pounds 8 oun
ces bom Friday, March 7 at At
kinson Memorial hospital.
DAVIS- Mr .and Mrs. Stanley
Davis of Winnetoon, a daughter,
weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces,
bom Friday, March 7 at Lung
berg Memorial hospital in Crugh
CONNOT Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cbnnot of Fairfax, S.D., a son,
welching 7 txiunds 7 ounces, born
Friday, March 7 at Sacred
Heart hospital in Lynch.
KRAMER Mr. and Mrs. Del
Kramer of Lincoln, a daughter
Diane Margaret, weighing 8
pounds 11 ounces, born Friday,
February 7, at St Elizabeths
hospital in Lincoln. The Kram* rs
have two sons, David and Danny.
Mrs Kramer is the former Nor
ma Andersen, daughter of Mrs
Edith Andersen of Ameial.
* WITTE Mr. and Mrs. William
Witte of Chambers, a son, Brad
lev Eugene, weighing 6 pounds
K! ounces, Ix>m Saturday, _March
S~ at a Norfolk hospital, This '8 (
the Witte's second son. mey
have have one daughter. ,
GIBBS- Mr. and Mrs William
(•‘Bill”) Gibbs of Deloit, a son, (
born Sunday, February 23 in a (
Norfolk hospital Mrs. Gibbs is
the former Doris Jean Bartak, ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lam- (
bort Batak of Ewing. <
RASMUSSEN Mr. and Mis. }
Harold Rasmussen of Winnetoon. j
eon 9 DOUIlds 3/a oun- ,
CCS torn Saturday. March 8, at ,
I.uridberg Memorial hospit al, j
Creighton. _ ,
HORST Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Horst of Plain view, a son weigh
ing 7 pounds, tom Sunday,
March 9, at Ixindherg Memorial
hospital, Creighton.
PUCKETT — Mr and Mrs.
James Puckett of Emmet, a
daughter, weighing 6 pounds 1
ounce, born Monday, March 1U,
at Atkinson Memorial hospital.
GATZ Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gatz of Niobrara, a daughter,
weighing 9 pounds 2 ounces, tom
Tuesday, March 11, at Lundberg
Memorial hospital in Creighton.
SUKUP -Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Sukup of Wausa, a son, weighing
8 iKiunds 8>4 ounces, tom Tues
day. March 11. at Lundberg Me
morial hospital in Creighton.
VENTEICHER Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester Venteicher of Norfolk,
a son, Roger, weighing 8 pounds j
6 ounces, bom Monday, March It),
at Our Lady of Lourdes hospital
in Norfolk. They now have five
girls and three toys. Mrs. Ven
teicher is the former Margaret
Sauser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Sauser of O'Neill. Mr.
Venteicher is the son of Mrs. Eliz
abeth Venteicher of O’Neill.
WAGON S-Sgt. and Mrs. John
Wagon of Hof, Germany, a son,
torn March 2. in Germany. Mrs.
Geary Enbody of Emmett is the
paternal grandmother.
CHARVAT Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Charvat of Chanute AFB, Illi
nois, a son, Jerome Lee, torn
Sunday, February 2. They now
have three toys. Mrs. Steskal,
sr , of Ewing is the maternal
grandmother. She recently re
turned to Ewing after a three
• weeks' stay with the Charvats.
AREHART Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Arehart of Ewing, a daugh
ter. I Kirn Saturday, March 8, at
Antelope Memorial hospital, Ne-!
ligh. Mrs. Ernest Arehart is as
isting in the Arehart home.
WENDT- Mr. and Mi's. Vernon
Wendt of Bristow, a son, weighing
8 pounds 1 ounce, torn Tuesday,
March 11, at Sacred Heart hos-i
pital in Lynch.
Hospital Notes
S * ANTHONY’S (O’Neill)
Admitted: March 5- Mrs. Guy
Hull of Redbird, Eldon Ray Sukup
of Page, Wilbur Hammerlun of
Grand Island; 6 Mrs. Clair E.
McVay of O’Neill, Roger Neeman
>f Chambers, Loren Dean Allen
>f Page, Mrs. George Calkins of
-.ynch. Mrs. Thomas Bowers of
Iristow, 7—Sue McLain of O
s’eill, Mrs William Grutsch of
J'Neill, Mrs. Martha Strong of
J'Neill, Edward McManus oi
J'Neill, Mrs. Frank Fritton of
J'Neill. Mrs. Ethel Maulding ot
J'Neill: 8 Mrs Irene Booth of
J'Neill, Leo Matthews of O'Neill;
i <>aig Clement of O’Neill;
fames C. Parker of O'Neill; 10
Joan Susan McDonald of Oak
iale, Donna Mae Fuhrer of O -
sJeill, Charles Cronk of
Page;-Earl C. Porter of At
<inson. Mrs. Juanita Closson of
J'Neill, Mrs. Mabel Hubbard of
Chambers, Donald D. Moler of
[Cambridge, Mass.; 12 — Robert
V. Ruther of Inman.
Dismissed: March t> Mrs. Ber
lard Pond of O’Neill, Mrs. Della
Jowden of O'Neill, Mrs. Duane
Mien and baby boy of O’Neill,
Mrs. Clair E. McVay of O'Neill;
J Sue McLain of O'Neill. Mrs.
Vlartha Strong of O'Neill, Mrs.
rtobert L Wood of Page, Mrs. Ben
Hanlon, sr., of O'Neill; 8 Ed
vard McManus of O’Neill, Mrs.
rhomas Bowers of Bristow, Mrs.
Herbert P. Jansen of O'Neill,
Jackie Lee Tomjack of Ewing,
8 Mrs. Irene Booth of O'Neill,
Mrs. Harlan B. Black of Spencer,
Mrs. Guy Hull of Redbird, Mary
Mancuso of Goodland, Kans.;
K) Zoan Susan McDonald of
Jakdale, Robert Necman of
[Chambers, Wilbur Hammerlun of
Trand Island, Craig Clement of
J'Neill, Mrs. Juanita Closson of
J'Neill' 11 Clifford Gillette of
[Chambers, Eldon Ray Sukup of
Page, Mrs Ethel Maulding of
J'Neill: 12 Mrs. George Calkins
>f Lynch, Mrs. Frank Fritton of
J'Neill, Fred Fritton of O’Neill.
Hospitalized: James C. Parker
»f O'Neill, I.oo Matthews of O
Veill, Mrs. Maliel Hubbard of
[Chambers, Mrs. Marie Strubc of
J'Neill, Ambrose Biglin of O -
Meill, Donald D. Moler of Cam
iridge, Mass., Mary Diu Sobot
;a of Inman, Donna Mae Fuhrer
>f O’Neill, Charles Cronk of
’age, Garrett Janzing of Emmet,
Carl C. Porter of Atkinson Ro
,<>rt A. Ruther of Inman, Mrs.
Villiam Grutsch of O’Neill. Mrs.
uanita Closson of O'Neill
Double A Auctions
MARKET REPORT
“The Old Reliable”
Tuesday, Mareli 11, 1958
With a light offering on hand
buyers pushed prices 50 to j
1.00 per hundred higher than
last week’s auction on light
weight offerings. Steer calves !
largely $29.00 to $33.00 cwt.
with high choice kinds eligible
higher, heifer calves $25.00 to
$27.85 cwt. with no fancy kinds
on offer. Yearling steers and
heifers were scarce, with sam
ples at from $24.50 to $26.00 on
steers and from $22.00 to $24.00
cwt. on heifers. Demand con- j
tinue strong on all classes of
butcher cattle. !
Hog receipts were again j
above normal expectations,
with the top on butchers at
$21.10 with practically all
butchers at from $20.40 to
$21.00 cwt. Sows 300 to 450 lbs.
$17.25 to $19.00 cwt. Feeder at
weights from 80 to 125 lbs
$22.75 to $23.30 cwt.
Next Kegulur Auction
Tuesday, March 18th
llog Sale 10 P. M.
Cattle Sale l P.M.
SPECIAL NOTE ^ We can
still use four or five hundred
cattle for our next carlot sale
which will be held March 25th.
Phone us your consignments
not later than Friday, March
14th, so they may be included
in our market card.
Atkinson Livestock
Market
ATKINSON
Sale Every Tuesday
Ainsworth Sale Yds.
Ainsworth, Nebr.
Sale Every Friday
250 Head of Cattle Expected ^
There will be around 250 head of cattle today (Thursday) I
! in connection with our regular weekly sale. There will be be
tween 100 and 125 head of calves; 75 head of yearlings and the |
balance of the offering will be small calves, cows and butcher
cattle.
A feature' will be 12 head of first calf blac k angus heifers,
choice for quality; also several bred gilts and about 150 feeder
pigs in connection with the hog sale, which will get underway
at 12:30.
O’NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHONE 2
Vem A I-elgli Reynoldson
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Open Monday Evening
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
(March 17th)
Please make reservations for
your family or group party!
The TOWN HOUSE
Phone 273
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SLICED PEARS 3-79*
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PRUNE JUICE 3- 99*
9 DRINK.3—99*
m SPINACH.3-49*
HH TOMATOES.4-99*
X TOMATO JUICE 3-99*
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3 PKGS. 87C
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DRIED PRUNES .S£ «'
LISINS ST..‘^25c
MAPLE FLAVORED
KARO SYRUP 47c
3 POUND BOTTLE.
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PORK ROASTS -47'
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SIDE PORK -45' TnfFTA,MOU''?-iqt
DRIED BEEF - 35' nmHB
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PORK LIVER lb 23c
BUTTER Creamery . lb. 69c
OLEO 3 lbs 69c
OYSTER CRACKERS, Sather, lb. 24c
Genuine Wisconsin Cheddar
CHEESE
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This Tasty Cheese has been aged just right
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just 59$ lb.
A Complete „ Poultry - Hog
Line of IwllllGllcI Cattle Feeds
CHICK STARTER cwt. 4.80
COMP. EGG CRUMBLEScwt. 3.95
We are taking orders for
Baby Chicks
for March, April, May Delivery Date
Inquire Today About—Prlee, Breed, Dates
MATirr We are still in need of some I
^ Iwt White Rock hatching flocks.
If interested, please contact.
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