FOR SALE
Thiele’s Dairy Cattle
TOP PRODUCING dairy cattle
on hand at all timet Wiscon
sin bred, fresh and heavy
springers, first and second calf
heifers.
Arnold ThieLe
>4 miles southwest at Clear
water. Phone 17 on 12. tf
For Sale: Take over easy mon
thly payments after equity pay
ment on like-new, 1957, 35 ft.
Town and Country house trailer.
Will also trade for furniture or
livestock Eugene Goldf.uss
Page phone 3608. 41-44s
FOR SALE: Four good Holstein
cows, just fresh.-Otto F. Lor
enz. O’Neill 43ti
FOR SALE: Hampshire bred gilts
to farrow in March and April
also fall boars ready for ser
vice—John Raster, phone Huntei
3360, Clearwater. 44-49p<
FOR SALE OR RENT: Improved
40 acres at Inman- Fred Tim
merman, O'Neill. 42-43j
FOR SALE: Aerometer windmills
one- 6ft at *55; 8 ft —*75. Bott
in good repair. — BRUNSWIG1
PLUMBING and HEATING
BRUNSWICK. 42—49<
FOR SALE: Terriflex vinyl tile
Now carried in stock. Selec
your color.—Spelts-Ray Lbr
Co.. O'Neill 47ct
PAY DAY
IS every day when you milk i
CURTISS COW Build a bette
future with better breeding I
doesn’t cost, IT PAYS. -
Duane Gray, O’Neill, phon.
470. 37t
FOR SALE: Blue spruce trees, 4
5 or 6 feet. Can see them at D
H. Gausons. 808 E. Douglas.
43t
WE ARE TRADING WILD at Bur
well. Specials on all new equip
ment.
Some of the Good Used
Equipment on Hand:
054 Super M Farmall, propane
burner
1952 MD Farmall
1949 MD Farmall, complete over
haul
1944 M gas Farmall, new overhau
1947 M fuel, new guarantee
194X H Farmall, good
1947 II Farmall fuel, overhauled
1946 II Farmall, fuel, good
1944 H Farmall, fuel
1952 H Farmall, gas, like new
1953 Oliver 88 Diesel line power
1919 John Deere B, perfect
B50 John Deere A, very nice
Used Trucks and Pickup:
1955 V8 cab over Chev. 2 ton, nev
motor, 16 ft. box new
1955 IHC 2 ton, no box, new motoi
1956 Chev. Vs ton pickup, new tires
long box
052 GMC Vi ton pickup, very cleai
049 KB6 niC, 16 ft. box with hois
Used plows, listers, planters on al
types of farm machines. Tires
oil and grease at lowest whole
sale prices
Come to Burvvell and save dollars
Every tractor tested on dyna
mometer.
We appreciate your business!
Storjohann Equipment Co
Lowest equipment prices in USA!
PHONE Diamond 6-7185
BURWELL NEBR
FOR SALE: Holstein heifers
heavy springers. — John Sojka,
1V4 mi. north, 4 east of Page.
39tl
SALT FOR SALE: Kanapolif
$16.50 a ton; American $20.5C
a ton; white block 75c—Located
3 blks east, 4 blks. north ol
traffic light. Everett Gorgan
Ph 164 O’Neill. 5ib
FOR SALE: 30 weanling pigs frorr
registered Hampshire herd, $lf
each; also registered Polled Here
fort! bull coming 4-year-old
Norbert Dobias, phone 7066, At
Irinson. 44-46<
FOR SALE: 640 acres in Wheelei
county. 3 quarters good upland
pasture, balance in farm lane
tots. REA Good house with wa
ter in the house. 2 wells with gooc
soft water. On state highwaj
with daily mail service withir
200 yds. of house. Priced to sell
sail 525, O’Neill or write Bo>
487. 44~45<
FOR SALE: Seven room dwellinf
In north part of town. See George
C. Robertson, phone 534, O’Neill
44 tl
THOENE’S NINTH ANNUAL Reg
Bonesteel, S.D., Saturday, Mar
Tth, 1:30 P.M. 46 2-year-olc
Bulls, 5 Open Yearling Heifers
44-45*
Harry R. Smith Imp.
for John Deere tractor
Phone 562 O’Neil
NEW COMFORT COVERS
rRACTORS—
Model 50 J-9A 1953
Model 60 J-D 1954
Model G J-D 1951
48 A J-D
48 B J-D
*40 B J-D
’45 B J-D
'46 B J-D
1952 GMC % ton pickup
J-D 15-ft. disc
AC 15-ft. disc
730 J-D lister
Farmhand Loader, complete
J-D No. 9 comsheller
Plows, all sizes
4-sec. Harrow with Evener.
WANTED to trade for Brome am
Alfalfa seed.
For Sale
STOCK COWS
Stocker & fedder cattle
Dairy cattle
Some good ewes
Surge Milking Machine
Doyle Hewitt
Phone 195, O’Neill
44
FOR SALE: Bred gilts to farrov
soon.—Jack Graves, Phone 140R
O’Neill. 44pS
Trucks & Machinery
53 Whit* Truck Tractor $2150 00
HM 229 Cultivator $50
15 ft. Disc
Fertilizer Spreader
Qehl Cornstalk Shredder
Rotary Hoe
Sargent Loader with Hay Basket
Listers
New Peerless Roller Mill
Used 2 Wheel Spreader
New Kelly Ryan Spreader
LHC 200TW Spreader
47 WC Allis
4k Oliver 70
50 Karma 11 M
42 Farmall H
46 John Deere A
54 Super C
M&M Uniharvester
Appliances
Whirlpool Dryers $140 & up
Stop in and see the 1959 Whirlpool
Line!
Shelhamer Equipment
O’NEILL, NEBR.
me — Gehl — RCA Whirlpool
OPEN POLLINATED
WHITE CORN
SILVER KING, treated with Cap
tan Pyrenone 75-2.2. An excellent
producer, and generally brings a
nice premium over yellow. Large
, flat $3.50 per bushel medium
| flat $3.50, round $2 50. Prices
■ r.o.b. Atkinson
, J. F BRADY COMPANY
s Atkinson, Nebraska
43-44c
FOR SALE: Sand Love grass seed.
State tested for purity and ger
1 mination — Albert Pospeshil,
Orchard, Nebr., 13 north, 1 west
of Orchard. 44tf
i ._
• Dairy Cattle Buyers
1 This ad is worth $35 00 per head
on Shores’ Wisconsin Springers
t during February and March
! Shadow Lawn Farms, Neligh,
phone TU7-4060 or TU7-1850 1116.
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FOR RENT
r _____
. FOR RENT: All modem house In
south west section. R. M. Pease,
phone 543R, O’Neill 44ti
FOR RENT: 260 acres of pasture
and hay ground. Buildings are
going to be wired, also the house.
There is a phone in the house.
Will pasture 55 cattle 9 miles
no. of O’Neill.- See T. F. Mat
thews or Ed T. Campbell.
44-45p
FOR RENT: Floor Sander and
Edger. Do that floor refinishing
job yourself. Save Money! Also
a flat sander for rent.—Coast
to-Coast Store, O’Neill. 43c35
FOR RENT: 400 acre ranch, con
tact Joe Alberts, Ainsworth,
Nebr., six and one-half miles
south of O’Neill. 43-44c
I FOR RENT: Modem apartment.
—A. E. Bowen. 705 E. Douglas,
. O’Neill, phone 51T. 12tf
■ FOR RENT: Nice furnished apart
ment, available March 1. Auto
' matic washer.—O. E Davidson,
| phone 126. 43tf
FOR RENT: Three-room apart
ments on ground floor, 527 per
month, Vi block north of New
Deal Oil Co. — Tony Asimus,
O’Neill, phone 510. 19ti
WANTED
SEE US for new SPARTAN or
SAFEWAY mobile homes, 25%
down, 5% int.; up to 84
months to pay. Write or phone:
Contois Motor Co., Neligh.
30tf
WANTED: Pasture fo r30 head of
calves for the coming season.—
Arthur aMsden, Verdel. 44-46p
EXPERIENCED RANCH HELP
WANTED: Married man for
year around work on south Holt
County ranch. Good pay, modern
home, bonus for haying. Part
time work for wife. Write to
Box 10, care Atkinson Graphic,
Atkinson, Nebr. State your age,
experience, number of children
and ages, and your phone num
ber. ‘ 43-44p
WANTED: Outside and interior
painting and furniture repairing.
Prices reasonable. Phone 35, H.
R. Harris, Ewing. 43-44c
WANTED: Serum pigs: Loading
days, Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday each week.—Dwaine
Lockman, Stuart, ph 3741. tf
EXPERT
Watch Repairing!
McIntosh Jewelry
Phone 166 O’Neill
Wick’s BODY SHOP
Complete Body and Fender
Repairs and Painting
. Glass Installed—Towing Service
1 Phone 211W
- O'NEILL -
for Any Job 25tl
WANTED: Married or single man
experienced in livestock feeding
and farming.—Herbert Jessen,
Bloomfield, Nebr. 43-45c90
~_$125.00 PER WEEK
ON MARCH 5th Mutual of Omaha
will announce its OPEN EN
ROLLMENT for folks over age
65 regardless of health condition
or other insurance. During this
open enrollment period we will
pay a reputable local man $125 00
per week to assist in the enroll
ment in this area. This well paid
experience may open the door to
a highly satisfying career for
the right man Only a man of
1 highest integrity need apply for
details. Write JVB. box No. 330,
O’Neill. 43-44c
L. Guthmiller
REPAIR SHOP
Half Block East of
Texaco Station
SPECIALIZING in all kinds of
automobile, truck and tractor
repair. Acetylene welding,
r LAWN MOWER repairing. Also
repair parts for Lawson — Reo
i —Clinton.
CARDS of THANKS
many friends for the cards, let
ters and visits while I was in
the hospital. Thank you so much
—Ed Trennepohl
44p50
WE TAKE Tins MEANS of ex
pressing our sincere thanks to
everyone who helped us in any
way since we tost our home by
fire —Alden Breiner and Boys.
44p
A special thanks to £>r. Finley,
Father Duffy and Father Kucera
and all the Sisters, nurses and
hospital staff while I was a pa
tient at St. Anthony’s hospital.
Also thanks to all my relatives,
neighbors and friends for their
visits, cards, gifts and flowers
and to all the neighbors who
helped and offered help with the
work at home. May God Bless
you all.—Paul Zakrzewski 44c
I wish to thank all who sent cards
and letters, also a thank you to
those who came to see me at the
hospital and here at home and
to those who helped in any way.
Floyd Whitaker. 44c
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Thanks to our many friends for the
kind thoughts and greetings
while I was in the hospital. Mrs.
John Storjohann. 44p
I wish to thank my friends and rel
atives for the cards and letters
received and also the visits
while I was in St. Anthony’s hos
pital and since coming home. A
special thanks to the doctors and
the nurses for their thoughtful
care while at the hospital. All
was very much appreciated and
will long be remembered. Irvin
Cloyd. 44p
To the many kind friends and neigh
bors who remembered me with
cards, letters, flowers and gifts
during my recent hospitalization,
my sincere Thank You. Edith J.
Davidson. 44p
MlMJfcLLAINfcUUS
-
EARN. You can help the family
budget. 5 or 6 hours a day will
bring you a profitable income.
Training provided. Write Miss
Alice Dial, district manager, P.
O. Box 365, North Platte. 44c
I WILL BE IN the basement of the
courthouse all of the time except
Wednesday forenoon and Satur
day afternoon starting March 2.
Cards will be mailed out notify
ing taxpayers when to come in
to be assessed.—
Marvin Clouse
44-45p
WANT TO MAKE $15 to $25 in a
day? We will train and finance
dependable man or woman, over
21, for part or full time route
work. Write R. BERHENKE, 124
E. Clark St., Freeport, 111.
44-45p
UPHOLSTERING and furniture
repair work wanted. Call The
Frontier or Write Wayne Know
les, Box 132, Rt. 1 O'Neill 43tf
IS YOUR insurance costing too
much? Are you properly in
sured. — See Ed Thorin, agt.,
O’Neill, Nebr. 34tf.
AUCTIONEERING
Real Estate Broker
Private Listings and
Phone 207 — O’Neill
Auctions
ED THORIN
WELL DRIIXJNG and well and
windmill repair. — Write Box
562, phone 553-J.
SPRAGUE WELL CO., O’Neill
3 blks W & 3Ms blks N stoplight
WANTED !
DRY CLEANING
OF ALL KINDS!
Ideal Cleaners
Phone 775-W for Pickup
and Delivery!
47ctf
MONEY TO LOAN on farms,
ranches and town resdiential
property. See Virgil Laursen at
the O’Neill Loan Co., O’Neill,
phone 434. 13tf
a n i r d
A &. ' •—I *—• • »
Sewing Center
SALES OF NEW AND USED
SEWING MACHINES
O’NEILL, NEBR. — PH. 269
Wr REPAIR all makes. We un
dersell anybody in price and
outsell anybody in quality.
REAL ESTATE
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE: One
five room, three bedroom house
on pavement, sewer and water.
Selling for a reasonable price.—
Call 408-W or see Harry Larsen
at 118 South Madison, O’Neill.
42-44p
HOMES FOR SALE: Six room,
three bedrooms, modem except
heat, on pavement, close to a
grocery store, newly decorated.
Can be seen anytime. Priced to
sell.—Call 408 or see Harry Lar
sen, 118 So. Madison, O’Neill.
42-44p
BIG II CU. FT.
Hotpoint
Refrigerator
SPECIAL THIS WEEK!
$199.50
Regular $249.00
See them at—
DANKERTS
SERVICE
Phone 410W 0’NeiIl
i_
O'Neill Cardinals Catch Fire Tuesday;
To Play Highly Favored Ord Tonight
TO ST. TAT I.
Twentv-five pep club member*
and sponsors, Miss Alvara Ramin
and Mrs. llarold Soger, went by
Eby's bus to St. Paul Monday to
attend the first game of the Class
B tournament, in which O'Neill
ployed Ainsworth
They left here at 4 p.m. and re
turned following the game.
Stevens^
Is Hot;
Hits 26
St. Paul--St, Mary's Academy,
flushed with a first bracket vic
tory over Burwell at the District
B tournament are ready to take
on the Ord five tonight. (Thurs
day).
In a very tightly officiated game
the Cardinals stepped on the gas
for the 59-16 victory that placed
them in a "dark horse" position in
the tournament.
Highly touted Ord, with a vic
tory suing as long as your arm
(15-5> and against some of the bet
ter basketball teams in the state,
is favored by the multitude of
sports writers by about 10 points.
In Tuesday night's tilt. Gale
Stevens of O'Neill kent tournament
goers mouths wide open as he hit
the nets for 26 points.
Coach Don Templemeyer told a
Frontier reporter that he thought
the foul shooting of the Cardinals
had improved to a point where
"On! could have a very rough
time.” The Cardinals hit 22 free
throws in the Burwell game.
"We’re up against it as far as
Ord is concerned," Templemeyer
said. “But if we can get all five
guns going in addition to some help
from someone hot, we’ll be alright.
Templemeyer said he looked for
Ainsworth to play Ravenna in the
semifinals on the other side of
the bracket with a slight edge for
Ainsworth.
Grade School Tourney
In O'Neill on March 5
The Holt county invitational grade
school basketball tournament will
be held in O’Neill beginning Thurs
day afternoon, March 5.
The first game l>eginning at 2
p.m. will be Chambers vs Stuart
and the next game at 3:15 p.m.
_III 1. _ r-k__ /\t»T.:ll mi_1_
wiu uc x age vo iieiu. muiouajr
evening games will be Atkinson vs
St. Joseph at 7 and St. Mary’s vs
Inman at 8:15. Friday night games
will be the winners of the Thursday
afternoon games at 7 p.m. and the
winners of Thursday evening games
at 8:15. The championship game
and the game for 3rd and 4th
place will be March 10 at 7 p.m.
with the losers of the Friday night
games and at 8:15 the championship
game.
Admission for all sessions will
be 25 and 50 cents.
Four trophies will be given.
GIRLS TOURNAMENT
The Holt county high school
girls volleyball tournament will be
held at Stuart Monday and Tues
day. O’Neill will play Atkinson at
3 p.m. Monday.
O'Neill Reserves Ready
For Tournament March 9
The O’Neill second team will
play in the North Central Nebras
ka Conference reserve tournament
M!arch 9.
The local reserves will play Val
entine in the first bracket.
Other teams in the conference
include Springview, Ainsworth,
Long Pine, Woodlake, Bassett,
Stuart and Atkinson.
out! Out! OUT!
Take the worry
out of borrowing.
GET
Happy Family Loans
$50 to $1,400
UP TO 2 YEARS TO PAY!
Private, Confidential
VIRGIL L. LAURSEN
Phone 434 O’Neill
_
Mobile Homes
Tax Sale!
—.. :
i
Now is the time to buy
that MOBILE HOME!
We must cut down our inventory
before March 1st.
All Sizes
New & Used
FROM 14’ to 52’
FIRST PAYMBNT IN APRIL!
Hurry and get in on one of the
many bargains!
Open Sundays and Evenings
MILLER TRAILER SALES
Albion Nebr.
Phone EX5-2170
In Class D Play
Page rattled the nets for 56 points against Oakdale to put them
in a favored position In the upper braeket in the Class D tourney.
Shown here is Dennis Ickes going up for a shot against Oakdale.
They defeated Oakdale 56-42.—The Frontier Photo.
The O’Neill Eagles stopped Hazard from shooting but couldn’t
stop Bassett from winning. Eby, In a white jersey for O’Neill latches
on to the ball while McClellan and Donlln follow.—The Frontier
Photo.
END-OF-MONTH CLEARANCE AND
- ag*j
m
Inventory Reduction
MEYERS MIDWEST FURNITURE & APPLIANCE
West O’Neill WE DELIVER Phono 346 J
GOLDSEAL INLAID 6-FT. WIDTH LINOLEUM—Once in a Lifetime Savings ! ! No, Not $2.29
per lin. ft. Not $1.59 per lin. ft_BUT JUST—One Dollar ($1.00) per Lin. Ft. 2 rolls.
2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE
$19Q88
Latest Long Weanng Cover at- I #
STUDENT'S DESK
$1188
Plasticized Top -- ^ s
FOLDING CHAIRS
$928
All Metal, Well Constructed- A
t -
SERTA POSTURE MATTRESS
Smooth Top, LIMITED TIME ONLY -
DESK LAMPS
$948
Flexible Neck
WASTE BASKETS
Extra Heavy, large 35-qt. Plastic $085 1
Reg. $3.95, CLEARANCE _ ■ £,
5-PC. DINETTE SETS
Formica Top Table, ONLY $3788
CLOTHES HAMPER
Regular $7.95, NOW ONLY __ $,4[
6-YEAR CRIB
All Oak, Natural Finish, Drop Side <£4 088
PLATE GLASS WALL MIRRORS
PRICES START AT ONLY __
BUNK BEDS - Only $39.64
HMOPIF^ -T-*
See Us for Several Very Good Used Living Room Suites Just Taken In On New Suites
At Clean Up Prices—Save-Save-Save-Save III V f ' >
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Eagles Get
Dumped
In Thriller jl
ST. PAUL—The O'Neill EngUs
lost a heartbroaker Monday eve
ning as they were stopped by Aiu*
worth 51 to 54.
The Eagles led the ball game
most of the way and held a three
point edge going into the last min
ute.
A series of fouls and two field
skoals put Ainsworth on top.
In an earlier game with Bassett
(non tournament game) Bassett
defeated the Eagles 48-44.
Here are the box scores and sta
tistics for the tourney game
O’Neill
fg ft pf pis
Bob Eby 8 0 3 16
Donlin 8 l 8 13
Smith 13 2 5
Kurtz 114 3
Bill Eby . 10 4 2
Oetter - 5 2 2 12
22 7 18 51
Ainsworth
Saner - 3 0 16
Smith 3 6 2 12
Nelson _ 3 3 19
You man 7 3 1 17
Spearman 0 5 15
Mundhenke __ 13 4 5
17 20 10 54
O’Neill _ 16 13 15 7 51
Ainsworth 11 15 17 11 54
.lolm Kurtz of O’Neill IHrIi
goes up against an Atkinson de
fender at the St. Paul Class It
district tournament.
Our Hog Run was a Big One in Verdigree last
Monday with Receipts Triple that of a year ago!
MARKET REPORT: Monday, February 23, !»:>»
Hog prices again reflected the recent price declines as top on
butchers was $15 80 on Monday’s sale. Nearly all of the mixed
200 to 240 pound hogs sold from $15.00 to $15.60. Heavier hogs
from $13.25 to $14.75. Some of the real choice bred sows still sold
from $60.00 to $70.00.
The Cattle Sale last Friday was well attended with the barn full
of people. Over 50 consignors sold cattle Choice light steer
calves from $36.00 to $38.50. Heifer calves from $31.00 to $35.50
Heavier calves and plain cattle were somewhat lower. Still good
demand for all classes of breeding stock.
SPECIAL MACHINERY AUCTION
Already listed is one complete dispersion Including two J-D
Tractors. Watch for sale bills and next week’s Ad. Make your
consignment as soon as possible!
Charles and Lois Boschult FARM SALE
Saturday, February 28th
LOCATED 2 mile North and Vi East of Nellgh at 12:00 NOON
Included is an excellent line of carefully cared for and shedded
machinery. Super 52 M, '53 Super C, an F20, Plows and cultiva
tors, Mounted No. 20 New Idea Com Picker, Geil Forage Cutter,
Bearcat Grinder and many, many more items—also 115 Ewes
with Lambs.
VERDIGRE LIVESTOCK MARKET
DON JENSEN, Mgr.
Consign Your Hogs and Cattle to Our Regular Monday Sale!
HOG AUCTION 11:00 A.M. CATTLE SALE 1:30 PM.