T" Merl at Tom Jack Holm
Hie Goose Gtke 441 hlub met
.t 'lie home ot Darrell and Nurmu
Brtwster Friday evening, May 8
AH members except one an
swered n>H-iali is* naming a vege
table that would lie nice to put on
a «egetable plate.
Hie t)oys learned to fix sand
wishes while the girls fixed a raw
vegetable plate with carrots, ra
dishes, onions, cucumiiers ana cel
ery.
i lie next meeting will be at the
h me of Leanna Tomjack June 12.
Leanna Tomjack, reporter
Eagle Creek 4-H Club
Our next meeting has been pust
|n ned from May 17 to May 24. It
will be held at the Fred Ernst
farm instead of at the Brown home
as was originally planned.
Hob call will tie What we are
going to do to help at home after
school it out."
Gardening demonstrations will
lie given by those carrying garden
projects.
At the meeting at the Hynes
liome April 12 a demonstration
was given by Lynda Hynes and
Carol Drueke. The demonstration
was on pudding.
Guests were the Bauer and Der
ickson families.
Norma Jane Widtfeldt, reporter
Lucky Clover 4 II Club
rhe Lucky Clover 4-H club met
at Howard Graham's home Friuay,
May S. Vice president, Alice Hal
stead. presided. Mrs. Fred Krug
mun, leader of first-aid, demon
strated how bandages are usea.
Our next meeting will lie held
at Harvey Krugman’s June 5.
Hospital Notes
l.iuulberg .Memorial Hospital
Creighton
ADMITTED: May 9-16 Sheri Se
h;ide of Creighton; Mrs. Robert
Theis of Creighton; Mrs. Carl
Guru, of Winnetoon; Mrs. Lydia
Sedivy of Niobrara.
DISMISSED: Mrs. Joe Sukup of
Creighton; Ralph Hart of Niobrara;
Mrs Anna McElhose of Creighton;
Sheri Sebade of Creighton; Mrs.
Robert Theis of Creighton.
Saered Heart (Lyneh)
PRESENT: Otto Bentzen of Na
per, Mrs. Mary Classen of Spen
cer, Mrs. Harry Delfs of Clear
field, S. I)., Mrs. Elmer Frank of
Bones tee 1, S. D.. Mrs. Cecilia Lie
wer of Butte, Miss Lila Norwood
of Lynch, Mrs. Bertha Ruff of
Spencer. Mrs. Adolph Sedivy of
Bristow, Margaret Storjohann of
Spencer, Mrs Ruth Talhert of
Bristow
DISMISSED: May 13 Mn
'" 1' V • • w 14
Mrs Christian Dili' of Bristow
16 John Miller of Spencer 18
Mrs. Theodore XX tight of V'erdel,
Henry tlull of Vet del, Mrs Kennis
Hansen of O'Neill.
BOWLING RESULTS:
W XKHCKKS
XX L
Meadow Larks .24 18
Wiens . 22 4 194
Blue Birds . 214 204
Jays . 204 214
iCanarvs . 204 214
Robins . 17 25
HIG- Ann Timmerman, Ca
nary!, 164
HIS Dona Harmon, 427.
HTG Canarys, 658
HTS Canarys. 1911.
BEEF
XX I,
I Earley Oil Co. 65 40
New Deal Oil Co. 56 49
Page Oil Co. 56 49
1 Wick’s Body shop. 53 52
Lohaus Motors . 514 534
Sam's Bar . 50 55
O'Neill Auto Supply .. 48 4 56 4
Foree Tire & Supply .. 40 65
HIG—Tom Cronin, Earley Oil
Co.. 223.
HIS—Tom Cronin, Earley Oil Co.,
1599.
HTG Page Oil Co.. 887.
HTS Page Oil Co., 2527.
STR1KETTKS
XX L
Candy Bill's Cafe. 644 404
Pinkerman's TV .... 58 47
O'Neill Auto Supply .. 564 484
Rollettes . 54 4 50 4
Melcina's Powder Puffs 524 524
Chambers Chix. 504 544
Pin Quins . 46 58
Hardings Creamery .. 37 4 67 4
HIG Donna Rowse, Pin Quins,
177.
HIS -Dorothy Yantzi (Sub) O'
Neill Auto Supply, 489.
HTG O'Neill Auto Supply, 696
HTS O'Neill Auto Supply, 1974.
CHAMPS
XX L
Gas House Gang 644 404
Gas House Gang. 644 404
Court House . 61 44
Meadow Gold. 58 47
Harding Creamery .... 52 53
Dodds Oil . 49 56
Ewing Conoco . 484 564
Post Office . 45 60
Gambles . 42 63
HIG Ken Waring, Court House,
247.
HIS Ken Waring Court House
«5
HTG Gas House Gang S34
HTS Gas House Gang, 2315.
O'Neill Locals
Mrs V. R. Bell of Blair, wife
of the late Rev. Bell who was for
merly pastor of the O'Neill Metho
(list church, is spending a few
days at the Earl Rodman home.
Mr and Mrs Francis Curran.
Mary Jo and Patty Allen plan to
leave Monday for I^s Vegas. Ne
vada for a week with the Curran's
daughter, Betty, who is employed
there
Mrs. Ed C'ampbell left Tuesday
for Green Bay, Wisconsin where
she will visit her son, Ed and
family and her new grandson
born Ihis week.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Paulsen
were in Tilden Sunday at the Emil
Dittrich home
Mrs. Jane Judge spent several :
days last week at the home of her
daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs
Wayne Pollock of Ewing.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Pinker
man attended a family dinner on
Mother*# I\i\ at the Vigo Christ
ensen home Lynch Kay Christen*
sen returned with them to spend
two weeks here
Mr. and Mrs Wendell Babl and
Mr and Mrs Andrew Ramold en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schnei
der Mrs Joe Ramold sr and son.
Jack and Mr. and Mrs Joe Babl
Wednesday evening for a Mother’s
I >ay sup|>er
Mrs. I). F. Templeineyer and
Mrs. Mary Tomlinson were In
Uneoln Saturday for the state
track meet. They were also in
Louis# itle during the weekend
where they visited Mrs. Temple
merer'* parents.
Mrs. Gordon Watson returned
this week from St. Frances hospital
in Grand Island where she under
went surgery.
I eon Sargent, Roland Parker
and Louis Guthmiller spent Sunday
fishing on the Missouri river.
Dinner guests at the Brock Rey
noldson home Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs Leigh Reynoldson and Mr. and
Mrs. Vern Reynoldson.
Mr, and Mrs. James Christian
of Evansville, Ind . were here las.
week at the home of their daugh
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don
--—
Richardson
Mr* Will am Shaw urn! Dorothy
called on Mrs Juliana Kamphaus
Tuesday
Rev and Mrs. Robert Paul visit
ed Friday evening at the Adolph
WeVler home, Verdigre and the
Thomas Slattery h«>me in the Ash
Gro\e community.
The Bob Timmerman and Owen
Parkinson families were in Scalp
Creek, S D., for a picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H Clauson at
tended the wedding of her nephew,
Larry Dean Haszard and Myra
May LeZott Sunday afternoon at
the Springyiew Methodist church
and the reception which follower!
it the auditorium
Mrs Bessie Kudera of Pierce
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wecker. Mrs.
Kudera’s son, Duke, is a member
of the graduating class at O'Neill
high school and she was here for
baccalaureate.
Mrs. Winnie Rarger accom
panied the Allan Jasrkowlaks to
Kan sit* City Saturday where she
will visit with her aunt, Mrs.
K.nuna Goff.
Karl and John Kiamphaus were
Saturday night visitors at the home
of Mrs Juliana Kumphaus.
Mr and Mrs. A E. Bowen re
turned Monday evening from. Kan
sas City where they visited with
'heir s- r Don and family Die
Bowens also stopped at the home
of their son, R M and family in
Hastings enroute.
Mrs. E. M Gleeson was in Rone
steel. S D., Monday evening to
attend a mother-daughter banquet
Gordon Fox spent the weekend
here from Lincoln with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fox
Perry Dawes and Gary Gillespie
were in Ianooln for the weekend
to attend the 4-H club progress
reunion and the state track meet
Dr. Ed Honke, Sioux City, was
here Saturday at the E. M. Glee
son and Robert DeVoy homes.
Mr and Mrs. A1 Moler, form
erly of O’Neill and now living in
Hastings, were honored Sunday at
a 40th wedding anniversary sur
prise celebration planned by their
ten children. Eight of their chil
dren and many relatives and
friends attended the dinner in
Hastings. Helping the Molers to
celebrate from this area were. Mr.
• n 1 Mrs John Grutsch and sons,
r win and Morris and daughtei.
Mrs L Ii Ste\Vns of Oakland.
Mr and Mrs. Kfed Krtist. Mr arid
Mr> Mike London; Dine Moler and
son 1 >on, Mi’s 1 \»n Dt'ickey and
Mrs Austa Crahb.
Mrs. Juliana Kumphaus was u
k ii mi ii — m ii ■ —■ ■ ■ mi i ■ -
* % *,1, * ,
guest ■ of Mrs Henrietta Under
wood Mondav evening.
Sylvia Harder is a guest at the
home of tier sister and brother
in-law, Mr and Mrs. 1V*\ Peter
sen in l-ineoln this week.
_ 1 —
300 to 500 Cattle
There w ill he 300 light yearling cattle hi»»I calx os at the O'Neill
Livestock Market today. You will also have a chance at from 50
to 100 head of yearlings, heifers and steers; N to 75 head of baby
calves with butcher cattle and bulls making up the balance of the
sale. ,\ total of 350 feeder pigs will also go on the block. The hog
sale will begin at 13:30 p.m.
O'NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHONE *
Vern A Leigh Reynoldson
HOTEL O’NEILL ’
TWO MODERN RESIDENCES
SELL AT AUCTION
Friday May 29th — 1:30 P.M.
Sale will he held at the Hotel location In West O'Neill, Nebr., on
South Madison street Just off Highways 20 & 281
These Properties Positively Sell to the Highest j
Bidder Without Reserve [
HOTEL O'NEILL-17 Rooms, All Air Conditioned
Ix>eAted in West O’Neill, Nebraska Shopping area, just south off
Highways 20 and 281 and fronting west on South Madison street—
Yn excellent location with restaurant adjoining, as well as these
other businesses in the adjoining urea: Furniture, Garage, Gro
ceries, Doctor’s office and Clinic, Locker Plant, Sendee Stations,
( ir & Tire Retail Store, Machinery, etc.
The 17-room Hotel 1h of triune and stucco construction, all fully
insulated and in good state of repair. It Is heated by a Lennox
Automatic Oil burning furnace (Natural Gas is Available). Every
room Is air conditioned and well furnished. Everything sells,
f complete furnishings, bedding, linen, etc. AH beds have Inner
spring mattresses. There Is a Maytag Washer, Hot Point Drier
and a Mangle also included. Full basement provides ample laun
dry area, has shower and large storage area.
First Floor
lb hi in 1A & IB—Each have double bed, lavatory, dressers, mir
rors. etc. (Could be used as an apartment.)
lb tom i—Double bed & single bed. toilet, lavatory, dresser, mir
ror, etc.
Room 3—Double bed. toilet & lavatory, dresser, etc. Plus com- j
pletely equipped LOBBY.
Second Floor
Room 5—Two double beds, lavatory, dressers, etc.
Room 6—One double bed, lavatory, dresser, etc. i
Room 7—-Double bed, lavatory, dresser, etc.
Room 3—Double & Single bed, lavatory, dresser, etc.
Rooms » thru Room 17, all equipped the same with double bed,
lavatory and complete miscellaneous furnishings.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Part of Lots 18 and Hi. Block 37,
Riggs Addition to O'Neill.
TAXES: 1958 Real Estate Taxes were $126-70.
NOTE -An excellent property which can be operated as a Hotel,
\ or the possibilities for apartment house rental property here is
1 excellent. Another use might include using the property for a Rest
Home. Check the property—investigate the income and be pre
1 pared to buy at your own price.
TWO MODERN RESIDENCES
RESIDENCE NO. 1—Located at 420 West Everett on Lot 10,
Block 1 Matthews Addition is this 5 room. 1 story all modern
residence. Nicely arranged-with 2 bedrooms, living room, bath
and garage. Oil burning heater, hot and cold water, electic hot
water heater, finished in knotty pine. Rental income currently
is $45.(X) per month. Good home or investment property.
RESIDENCE NO. 2—Located on IjOt 11, Block 1. Matthews Ad- j
dition, the residence fronts south on West Everett Street. The
exotic exterior hides a most comfortable and convenient living
; space. Living room has hide-a-lied; kitchenette including electric
kitchen stove, utility room. Natural gas heat, hot & cold water, j
bathroom and garage. A really comfortable apartment si?e home.
Rental income is $38.00 per month.
TERMS ON .ALL PROPERTIES—25% Cash Down Payment on
day of sale: 25% payment payable January 1. I960 : 25% each
year on January 1st. 1961 and 1962. Deferred balance to bear
interest at the rate of 5*4 per cent OR ALL CASH WILL BE AC
: CEPTED.
I*OSSESSION DATES—For the residences, July 1st, 1959. For
the Hotel, June 15th, 1960.
All properties will be conveyed by Warranty Deed, and abstracts
will be furnished the buyers. All taxes or liens of every nature
will be paid by the seller up to and including day of possession.
For additional information or for an inspection of any of these
pn>i>ertles, please contact the owner. Anna Animus. Hotel O’Neill,
or the Auctioneers Ernie Weller or Dean Fleming. Atkinson. .
MRS. CARL (Ann) ASIMUS, Owner
PLENTY OF
PARKING
FRIENDLY
COURTEOUS
SERVICE
Plus
TOP VALUE
STAMPS
Ilidrox
COOKIES 3 12-oz. pkg. $1
American Beauty
NOODLES . pkg. 35c
PLUS 50 EXTRA T V STAMPS
Red Dot—C.lant Pkg.
POTATO CHIPS, pkg. 59c
PLUS 50 EXTRA T V STAMPS
Hunts Sliced or Halves
PEACHES, 4 300 cans $1
PLUS 50 EXTRA T V STAMPS
SUM-R AID, 12 pkgs. 50c
PLUS 50 EXTRA T V STAMPS
Sather 29c
COOKIES .... 3 pkgs. 85c
PLUS 50 EXTRA T-V STAMPS
Tip Top Frozen—6-oz.
LEMONADE . can 10c
Log Cabin
SYRUP, 36-oz. bottle 75c
Vet
DOG FOOD .... 3 cans 29c
Hunts—2 Va cans
TOMATOES .... 2 cans 53c
I Glint Siu
Fresh Frozen
North. Pike lb. 19c
DEL MONTE
Crushed, Chunk or Tidbil
Pineapple
No. 211 Cans
3 Cans S§c
Meadow Gold's
W V
Premium Brand M
PEAS I
9 303 cans $J00 I
I Giant
Size „
Native Brand Apple
i Bitkers 12oz. Scott’s—60-count
CHOC. CHIPS .... pkg. 49c PAPER NAPKINS, 2/25c
Brock School Day—4-lb. Jars
MARSHMALLOWS, lb 29c P'NUT BUTTER .. jar $1.69
Krookland
PLUMS . near gal. 59c
Morrell
LARD .2 lbs. 29c
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