was? WIKKm
Mrs. A II. Kvans of Austin, Tex., who Intel completed u visit
here with Mr. and Mrs. \tilliain MneKinlay, was the* last passenger
to hoard the final eastbound train 14. She was assisted aboard by
Trainman Frank llaiseh. The day couch was crowded and It re
quired 10 minutes to make room lor her. The trains in recent years
averaged 30 to to passengers per trip.—The Frontier Photo.
Mary Joan Fangman
Expires at Omaha
Miss Mary Joan Fangman, 20,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Fangman of Omaha, died Tues
day. July 8, at Omaha. The
nr>ther is the former Margaret
(Peggyt MacLeod, daughter of
Mrs. Mary MacLeod of O’Neill.
The deceased had been in frag
ile health for sometime.
Funeral services will lx* conduct
ed at Holy Cross Catholic church
in Omaha at 9 a.m., today (Thurs
day). The grandmother, Mrs.
MacLeod, will be unable to attend.
However, Mrs. Hangman s sisters
Mrs. H. L. Lohnus and Mrs. C. J.
Gat/, and their husbands, will at
tend the rites.
Survivors include the parents;
sisters Miss Margaret and Sis
ter Ann Marie, both of Omaha.
Wimmer Infant Dies
in Omaha Hospital
Little Miss Melody Renee Wim
mer, nine-months-old daughter of
Air Force Sgt. and Mrs. Wallace
E Wimmer of Omaha, died Tues
day morning, July 8, in Clarkson
Memorial hospital at Omaha. The
child a "blue baby’’—was Ixim
September 14, 1957, at O’Neill.
The mother is the former Mary
Catherine Graham, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Maurice Graham of
0 Neill.
Survivors, besides the parents,
include a brother, Russell W.
Funeral services will be con
ducted at Biglin's chapel at 10
a m., Friday, July 11. Very' Rev.
Timothy O’Sullivan of St. Patrick’s
Catholic church will officiate. The
remains will lie in state at the
chapel Thursday evening.
Mrs. Paul Neidert, Darlene and
Jimmy, of Summer, Ida., and
Mrs. Milo Jacobs and baby% Eliza-;
both, of Dubuque, la., arrived j
Monday, July 7, to spend the,
week visiting friends and relatives. ‘
Betrothal Told
Francis Schoenle of East Mo
line. 111. and Mrs. FYancis
Schoenle of O’Neill announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter. Mary Jean to Richard A.
Graham of Red Lodge, Mont.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Graham of O’Neill. Miss
Schoenle is a 1958 graduate of
St. Mary’s academy and is em
ployed at The Frontier. Mr.
Graham is also a graduate of
St. Mary’s, class of 1954, and
has served two years in the
army. He is employed as a
linotype operator at the Carbon
County newspaper in Red Lodge.
A fall wedding is planned.—
O’Neill Photo Co.
Sutcliffe's Hosst —
EWING Dr. and Mrs. L. R.
Sutcliffe were hosts at a picnic
at their home on July 4.
Among out-of-town guests pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Spittler and Gigi of Valentine,
Bridget and Kate O'Brien of Chi
cago, 111., and Shelia Shatto of
Scranton, Pa.
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COUNTY COURT
July 3—Walter R. Phillips, dri
ver for Valentine Motor Lines of
Valentine, overweight on capacity
plate, fined $10 and $4 costs; of
ficer Clifford L. Kizzire.
July 3 Terry c. Wanser of
Ewing, speeding, fined $60 and $4
costs; officer E. M. Hastreiter.
July 3 Gerald Monk of Wayne,
intoxication, fined $10 and' $4
1 costs; officer Chris McGinn.
' July 3— Max L. Anson, driver
for Independent Iaimber Co. of
Omaha, overweight on capacity
plate, find $15 and $4 costs; of
| ficer -Clifford L. Kizzire.
i July 7--Eugene J. Dieter, dri
; ver for Nash Finch Co., Norfolk,
j overweight on capacity plates,
I fined $10 and $4 costs; officer—
I Clifford L. Kizzire.
July 7 Charles W. O’Rourke of
i Omaha, speeding day, fined $20
! and $4 costs; officer—E. M Has
treiter.
July 7—Norman G. Klasna of
Spencer, possession of alcoholic
liquor by minor, fined $25 and $4
costs; officer—E. M. Hastreiter.
July 7—Daniel E. Roberts of
Spencer, possession of alcohol
liquor by minor, lined $25 and $4 (
costs ;officer E, M Hastreiter.
July 7 Raymond A Johnson of
S[iencer, possession of a alcohol- ,
it- liquor by minor, fined $25 and ,
$4 costs; officer- E. M. Hastrei
ter.
July 8- Melvin Butterfield of
Winner. S. D., excessive width,
fined $10 and $4 costs; officer— i
Itonald E. Richardson.
July 8 D. R. Aman of Smith %
Center. Kans., seeding night, <
fined $35 and $4 costs; officer - jt
R L. Gude.
July 8—Jimmie Mock of Creigh
ton, careless driving, fined $25
and $4 costs; officer— E. M. Has
treiter.
July 9- Ronald A. Erickson,
iriver for Condon Motor Co., of
Sinus City, la , overweight on axle,
ined $100 and S4 costs; officer
Clifford L. Kizzire.
July 9 Charles R. Dvorak of
Stuart, daytime speeding, fined
ilO and $4 costs; officer E. M.
lastreiter.
DISTRICT COl RT
Larry Edwards appeared in dis- '
rict court before Judge Lyle |
aekson of NeUgh and pleaded
uilty to the charge of writing bad
hecks. He was given a suspend
d sentence for two years.
Reunion at Currans—
Sunday the Francis Curran
home w as the scene of a reunion
for 67 persons. All brought pic- j
trie lunches. The hi>nored guests
were Virgil Ott of Baldwin Park.
Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ott
and Cathy of Las Vegas. New
Others present were Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Ott and Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Ott and family all of O'Neill
Mr. and Mrs. Art Oswald and fam
il> of Pomeroy. Ia.; Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Erb, Mr, and Mrs. Lee
Oswald. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Os
wald Mr and Mrs, Delmar Nitz
sehe and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Shan
tz and their families all of West
Point: Mr. and Mrs. Albert t'‘Al">
Erb of Wisner; Mrs. Agatha Erb
of Beemer; Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Schantz of Pender and Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Iljorth of Clarkson.
Hopkins Reunion Held—
Mrs Iva Hopkins entertained at
a family reunion at her home Sun
day. Among those attending were
Mr and Mrs Charles Smith and
Marlene. Mrs. Richard Tarbert
and 1 vnms of San Diego, Calif
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hopkins of
Scottsbluff. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Morey and boys of Sioux City. Mr
and Mrs Charlie Woods anil Rich
ard of Palmer and their daughter
and her husband, Mr. and Airs
Edward Berst and two daughters
uf Grand Island.
Brother Visits—
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells took
Her brother, Richard Wetzler, who
is stationed on the I’SS Forresta!
at Norfolk, Va,, to see his sister
and her husband. Mr. and Mrs.
1 eon Oden bach, and two sons of
Sidney, Mont. Mrs. H. Wet/.lor of
Herrick. S. O.. accompanied them
They left Wednesday, July 2 and
returned Sunday. Dick had « 22
day leave. Mr and Mrs. Wells
took him to Omaha Monday
where he left for Virginia.
Visit l ent; Pine—
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ramold
and Randy and Mrs Joe Ramold.
sr., and Jack of Atkinson were in
Ivong Pine Sunday,
Mrs. Guy Coghill of Casper.
Wyo , visited at the George Mc
Carthy home and at the homes of
other relatives over the weekend.
She is a sister of Mrs. McCarthy.
Prices Effective Thurs., Fri., Sat., July 10-11-12 — Plenty of Parking — Open Evenings and Sundays
it. s. NO. 1 I'TAII BING — LAST BIG WEEK FOB OIEBBIFS _
12-LB. ^ '•> /
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CAI.IF. ELREKTA
17-LB. LUG
$]98
FOLDERS INSTANT
COFFEE
8 OZ JAR.. 1.19
CUDAHY’S —
Pigs Feet_9-oz. jar 29c
KRAFT —
Miracle Whip_qt. jar 55c
MOTT’S —
Apple Sauce. .. 2 303 cans 35 C
DKLKICH —
Oleo_lb. 29c
TODAY’S —
Cream Corn ... 2 303 ens 27c
PETER PAN —
Peanut Butter... 12-oz .jar 35c
CUDAHY’S
Beef & Potatoes 216-oz ens S9c
PRINCE —
Dog Food_3 taPcans 25c
ROBIN HOOD
FLOUR
10-LB. AA
SACK _370C
CALIFORNIA WHITE I Fresh'n'juicy f ,
spuds M/AtcrM
10 lbs... 49c "n! *-P ' ripe_
9 $i ool
_U RINGS - LJ i
I FRESH — U. S. GOOD — BOIL — M
Fork Steak .. lb. SSc Rib Steak_lb. 7Sc Seef_lb. 29c 1
FRESH — WILSON’S — U. S. GOOD — K
Pork Liver... lb. 29c I Wieners .. 2 lbs. 98c Beef Roast... lb. 55c I
It'ERVALET — LONGHORN — LEAN MEATY — ■
Summer Sausage lb 09c Cheese_lb. S5c Spare Ribs ... lb. *5s9c f
If r *. | • g% \r Don’t let this week
Grapefruit Juice 3 4o-oz cns 98c ^ *
welchs — 2^ ny witnoui
Grape Juice_2 4-°z. btls 39c - _
Raisins_15-oz. pkg. 29c JELL-0
KITCHEN (WARM — V V
Wax Paper_25-ft. roll J, 9c
EVERYDAY — MIDWEST — 2 FULL FOUNDS
Crackers - 2'Ib box 49c I Sandwich Cookies - 59c
Fro Joy —
CREAM cal
L ^i*,CAS favorite if
Plenty of Parking — Open Evenings and Sundays