The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965, May 14, 1959, Section One, Image 3
WD Otarles F. McKenna to Hugh E, Coyne 10-27-1917 $400 West 15 ft lot 3 and All lot 4 Ulk 18- O'Neill WD Joel Parker to Joe Musil 4-25-59-$8f*l0-134 acres in ihe SW14 18-29-11. REAL EST Ira H Moss to Ste wart Joseph Pascoe & wf 4-21-59 $900- SI-2 lots 1-2-3 & So4 East 15 *J_lot 4 Blk H-O'Neill & Hagertys a ^—1 Add- O N. WD--Effie Kubart to Anna Jose phine Kuban Kramer 6-11-51 $1 All lots 9 & 10 Blk 7- Atkinson. QCl) Clare Ot1o Knoell to Anna M. Ruther 4-25-59 S1-SE4SE4 31 SW'4SW4 32-Twp 28 Range 10 WD J. H. Patterson to Larry Schaffer & wf 5-1-59 585 000-All Sec 9- S\V>4 10- W4-SE4 15- S4SW4 & W4SE4 14-28-13. 4 BIG REASONS Why You Should Make Rogers Feed Store Your Headquarters for Veterinary Supplies 1. Low, Low Prices! 2. Top <)uulity Merchandise! 3. Convenient location! 4. Complete Stocks! A sinffle shot of TRI-RAC® Bacteria triple vaccinates — SEE US FOR THE £££?=& following diseases at one time. PRODUCTS- | Ask us for complete ^ information. A. Triple Bacteria B. “Double Blackleg" C. Branding Fluid D. Dehorning Paste and Powder E. Call Scour Remedies F. Penicillin Products COMPARE THESE PRICES A-l Feeds — Guaranteed Analysis 20% Lay Pellets . 3.70 40% Hog Supplement . 5.00 32% Dairy Concentrate ..4.00 cwt 32% Poultry Concentrate . 5.00 20% Chick Crumbles NF180 added 4.35 cwt Chick Starter Mash, NF180 added.4.20 cwt Buy and Save at Rogers Products WHEN BETTER FEEDS ARE MADE . . . ROGERS WILL MAKE 'EM ! North of Burlington Depot Phone “71 Jack Bailey, Mgr. Venus News Sunrise School Closes With Picnic Supper B> Mrs. Kalpli Brookhouscr Mrs. Ora Caskey, who taught at the Sunrise school, district 54 and her pupils closed the school term with a picnic supper at the school on Friday evening. The parents attended. After the supper cards furnished the entertainment Mrs. Dale Mit ties and Fred Fosberg received the high score prizes and low was awarded to Dale Von Seggren and Dale Mitties, Lunch was served after the | games. Mrs. Arthur Sufficool and Craig of Winnetoon visited her parents on Wednesday, May 6. Mrs. Merwin Strope jr., held a get-together party at her home on Thursday, May 7. Fifteen ladies attended. Games were played during the afternoon. Mrs. Harry Caskey re ceived the prize for the lucky drawing. Mrs. Strope served refresh ments. , , . Mrs. Cecil Moser was helping at the Venus store on May 6. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch mo tored to Norfolk May b and were ! supper guests at the Lon Pitchier home. Later they attended the wrest ling match held at the Norfolk auditorium. Lloyd Zeruh of Denver spent the weekend .with his parents, Mr. and Mrs LaVem Held. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Norma Rokahr is ill with the mea sles. .. Gordon Hamliton, Arvid New haus, Dennis Tomlinson and Larry ! Brookhouser helped with the work jat the Ralph Brookhouser farm Saturday, May 2. Grandma Held accompanied Mrs. Ijivern Held to O’Neill !• ri day, May 1. They ealed at the Lavern Caskey home. Mrs. Veldon Godel held a get ' together party at her home on Fri day. Twelve ladies attended. Mrs. Godel served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hamliton and sons were Friday, May 1 eve Ining visitors at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bel ka. . Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Caskey and son were Sunday, May 3 vis itors at the Harry Caskey home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser called at the Otto Ruzicka home Sunday evening. , Bryan Finch was a visitor at Ewing May 4. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Boelter and Mrs. Harry Caskey were O’Neill shoppers on Friday, May 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Pitchier and children of Norfolk were weekend visitors at the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch were visitors at the Clarence Finch home May "• Bernard Strope was a business visitor at O'Neill Friday. Leland Caskey returned to his studies at Omaha after spending the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Caskey, and Ihe twins. _ .. u Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Boelter spent Sunday al the home of his mother, Mrs. Edna Boelter. Mrs. Paul Baker and daughter Susan returned to their home at Omaha on Monday, May 4 after spending the weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Sidney Faui haber, Mrs. Baker attended the alumm banquet at O Neill Sunday, May 3. Uene Zimmerman of Ewing was a Wednesday, May b lorenoon \isi tor at the Jet trey Bros. nome. Du.uu Boeder recleved a bad cut on his head recently when he fell and lilt a lariu iinpleiiieui. The out required 3 sb tenon to close It. Duane spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. WUUs Boeder, lie returned m Fairbtiry Sunday where he is helping wilu the work at the Floyd Hue lariu. Mr. Klee is quite ill and is a INitlent in a hospital there. Mr. anu Mrs. Vincent jackson were Wednesday evening visitors at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson of Creighton. Junior Finch recieved an injured finger when a call kicked him. Bob Tarnish is helping ai the Norman Rokahr farm with the work this week. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jackson held a family dinner at their home Sunday, May 3. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jasper of San Diego, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jackson and daughter, all of Creighton. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Porter were pleasantly surprised on their 43th. Wedding anniversary Sunday. April 26. Upon returning from church that day, they found their two daugh ters and families with dinner wai ting for them. Those present were Mr and Mi's Ora Caskey, Larry , and Gary and Mr. and Mrs Verlyn Gibbs. Randy and Terry. Mrs. Clarence Finch enter tained the Help U club at her home on Wednesday, May 6. Fourteen members and one visitor. Mrs. Arthur Sufficool of Winnetoon were present. The hostess served dinner at noon. The afternoon was spent in doing needle work. Mrs. Vincent Jackson guessed the most misplaced articles about the house. She was awarded the door prize. The next meeting will lie with Mrs. Sidney Faulhaber. O'Neill Locals last Week News Mr. and Mrs. Bob Timmerman and and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don F'ocken on a ranch north of Newport. Bob Beckenbauer was here from Omaha for the weekend at the home of his jiarents, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Beckenhauer. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Becker were in St. Helena Monday and Tues day for the funeral Tuesday of Mrs. Claude Becker, sister-in-law of Mr. Becker. Guests Friday at the Dick Tom linson home were Mrs. Ijzzie Dex ter, Edward Coolidge and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bly, Amelia. Jer ry Dexter returned with them to sjiend the weekend at the Raymon,) Bly home. Mrs. J. L. Sherbahn returned Friday from a week’s visit with her mother, Mrs. McCallum of Wauneta. Mrs. E. J. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Waixi Smith Ronnie and Ju dy were in Akron, la., Saturday for the funeral of Mi's. Hattie Smith. Mrs. E. J. Smith returned Monday from Akron with Mr. and Mi's. John W’. Smith, Mr. Jim Buryanek and Mrs. Dewey Kline of Burke, S. D.t who also attended the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Alliert Pederson, Ashland, Ore., visited this week end at the Oscar Sprague and Glen Sprague homes. Dinner guests Sunday at the Al \ in Ott home were Mr. amt Mrs. 1 Earl Bauld sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert McNichols and Steve and I , Mrs. LX»ra Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. : [ Francis Curran and Mary Jo and 1 Mr and Mrs. L. A On called ut ' the afternoon. [ Mrs Ivan 1’niss was in Norfolk j Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman | ;.uid Mrs. Fay e Pinkerman of Red-1 1 bird were Saturday dinner and ! supper guests at the Reginald Pmk erman home. Wesley Pink i ei man went home with them and [spent Saturday night at the Guy ; Pinkerman home. I At the Behind Anson home tor dinner Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. 1 K’llvort Anson of Page anu Mr. | and Mrs. 1 Van Magwide ot Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. .Melvin Ruzicka | drove to Omaha Sunday to spend : a few days at the home of ills sis ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerone Petr. Miss Elizabeth O'Mal ley accompanied the Ruzickas to Omaha and is v isiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Nora Quilty. Mr. and Mrs. James Foreman and boys of Winner. S. D,, were i guests Sunday at the home ol her (parents. Mr. and Mi's. Claude j Bates. The Foremans also v isited [relatives at Emmet Sunday. Mrs. Faye Pinkerman will stay at the Reginald Pinkerman home Monday and Tuesday while Mi*s. Pinkedman and Mrs. Phil Haver kamp are in Norfolk. Mrs. Edwin Engler, Stuart, spent Friday at the home of her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Schmit. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bauld sr. are visiting here from Drummond, Montana, at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ott. Mr. and Mi’s. Stewart Pas coo were in Grand Island Sunday at the home of his mother, Mrs. Adeline Pascoe. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry Pierre, S. D., here for the funeral of Bob Perry were guests at the Bill Per ry home Thursday and Finlay. Mrs. John Pruss, Mrs. Ivan Pruss and Mrs. George Hies drove to Omaha Wednesday. Monday evening dinner guests at the Gun Gale homo wore Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and Mr, and Mrs, Jason Smith, Caldwell, Idaho, and Mr, ami Mrs. MUo Smith, Lyons, l .eon Sargent and Clarence Ben son. Norfolk, returned Saturday Emm Wall, S. D., where they at I tended the funeral of Mr, SargetMH sister, Mrs Ed l»arit t<nests tit the Ohra I'.irkinran homo Sunday wore her j».t rental. Mr, ttnti Mrs C, K. Ptiiisitmny Kdjreniont, S. I*., her sister ud f a m I I y, Mr. and Mrs. W. P, Himes, Ravenna and (trother, Melvin Punsntore, \itsloy. It ... DIGGING DOWN . . . to UP your psvver supply Huge earth-moving and excavation machines are figging deep into Nebraska's good earth near Hallam. 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