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FOR SALE
Thiele’s Dairy Cattle
TOP PRODUCING dairy cattle
on hand at all times. Wiscon
sin bred, fresh and heavy
springers, first and second calf
heifers.
Arnold Thiele
Hi miles southwest of dear
water, Phone 17 on 12. tf
7tf
FOR SALE: A Pump Jack; pres
sure well pump; heavy pressure
water tank; 2%-in. r. 12-in. brass
lined cylinder.—C. J. Sauser, 808
East Clay. _7c
FOR SAI.E; large and small shin
ers. frogs, worms, night crawlers,
groceries, pop, candy, ice cream,
motor boat oil and gas, ice and
sporting Roods. -CORNER BAIT
SHOP. Ed liUdemann. Fairfax,
S D 11 miles north of Spencer.
4-11 c
_ ___|
FOR SALE; Red Clover and
Cos sock Alfalfa seed. Both state
tested.—Leon Beckwith, Emmet,
52p-ltfc
FOR SALE: A 1950 Buick, two
door, new rubber, very clean,
phone 34, Inman, Mrs. Harvey A.
Tompkins _ tfc
FOR SALE: Air Conditioner. Dank
erts Service, O’Neil!. 7-8c
FOR SALE: Washers und dryers
Dankerts Service, O’Neill. 7-8c
FOR SALE: One Surge vacuum
pump, complete; 2 Surge bucket
milkers: 8 ft- used electric re
frigerator, $35.—Truman Ross
anan, Atkinson._ ?-8p
SALT FOR SALE: KanapoHs
*18.50 a ton; American $20.50
a ton; white block 15c—Located
3 blks. east, 4 Mks. north cf
traffic light. Everett Gorgan,
Ph. 184. O’Neill. MU
FOR SALE: Table saw with motor.
—Inquire at Northwest Electric
O’Neill. __ _ Stfc
FOR SALE: A. C. Roto hay baler,
excellen condition, all new belts.
One half mice of new $750—
Victor Jedllcka, Phone 38F2,
Leigh. Nebr. *7c
SPECIAL PRICES !
10 2-row used go digs
1 used 4-row John Deere go dig
New 4-row IHC go digs
New 4-row cultivator* for 480 and
560 tractors
2 new 101 IHC combines
5 used side delivery rakes. IHC,
David Bradty and John Deere
8 used 12-ft. rakes, IHC
1 used New Holland Baler, wire
tie with motor
Several used trucks and pickups
Also some good used tractors
Storjohann Equipment Co.
Lowest equipment prices in USA!
PHONE Diamond 8-7165
Blj K w &IJ, NEBR.
RANCH LOANS.-See R. HL Park
er, O'Neill. ®tf
FOR SALE? A 1959 White Eg Zag
Sewing Machine does not nerd
attachments to sew an buttons,
buttonholes and fancy designs.
New guarantee, can be seen in
Ibis area. Buy it for 6 payments
~ of $9 25 each.—Write Credit
Manager, Box 123, Linooln, Ne
braska. *7°
FOR SALE: Singer Sewing ma
chine 5 months old with a but
tonholer. Buy it for 5 payments
of $7.25 each or will discount tor
Cash. Can be seen In this area—
Write Credit Manager. Box IE,
Lincoln, Nebraska. _*22
FOR SALE: DjMjy AIlf
welders —See or write Can Wabs,
O'Neill._ »‘7P
for SALE: Registered Hereford
bull 2 Vi yean oMU—Lavaine
Hines 5V4 mllea north of Venus.
Wp
" FOR SALE
Baler Twine—Guaranteed to be
one of the best -IMS per bale.
Gasoline, fuels, KrTJ*e*‘
Lowest prices in Nebraska.
NEW DEAL OIL CO.
West O’Neill
USED MACHINERY
John Deere A Tractor
One Ford Tractor
One Allis-Chalmers Tractor
One John Deere Combine.
One Wagon _
Two Hay Racks, 1HC
W. H. DAVID
Phone 2362 QiambOT
I-9p
FOR SALE: 130 bead York-Spotted
cross feeder togs. Vaccinatedfor
erysipelas.—Evan l*win, Spene
er, phone 2864._
A Shores’ Wiwjcnton Dairy «ow
produced 3S3UI kiwne in 1
year—at Royal.
New loads of
er Shores'
Dairy Cattle Jm
Nellgh.
sey «
Lawn Farina. Nilgk Ttt
USED CARS
■» Mercury Monterey, plain
*55 Plymouth. 4 dr.
*55 Studebahar hardtop
*53 Plymouth. 4 dr.
1362 GMC % ton pfafcup
1948 Chev. 1 T. Pickup
SMITH MOTOR CO.
Phone 568 (PIMM. Mrtr.
MACHINERY
TRACTORS—
1955 J-D Model 60
Model G J-D 1949
48 A J-D
48 B J-D
40 B J-D
45 B J-D
J-D Mountings power mower, unit
complete, Leo Kramer make.
J-D 290 Com Planter, good
M&M 4-row Listed Com Cultivator
J-D Tractor Cultivator
EHC 250 Tractor Cultivator
IHC 12-ft. Rake
J-D No. 5 Mowers
mC No. 9 Mowers
J-D 999 Planter
AC 15-ft disc
730 J-D lister
Farmhand leader, complete
Plows, all sizes
Funks’ Seed Corn
DDT Chemicals
Harry R. Smith Imp.
for John Deere tractor
Phone 562 O'Neill
FDR SALE. Good used screens,
screen doors, combination doors,
other doors and windows. —
Ralph Beckwith O’Neill 4-6pd.
FDR SALE: Large and small shin
ers, frogs, worms, night crawlers,
groceries, pop, cundy, ice cream,
motor boat oil and gas, ice and
sporting goods.—CORNER BAIT
SHOP, Ed Ludeniann. Fairfax,
SJ>., 11 miles north of Spencer.
4- llc
FDR SALE: Sweet Potato Plants
Four varities. Red Bermuda—
Bush Porto Rican—Nancy Hall,
and the New Allgold. 20c per
doz., $1.50 per 100- H. E. Smith.
Inmiui. 7p35
FDR SALE: One two-year old re
gistered Hereford bull. 2mi. west
of Drive In theater, Neiwohner
Nay.— see Ed Campbell, First
Nat’l Bank, O’Neill. 7-8p60
FDR SALE: Windmill and tower,
in good condition.—Charlie Sim
mons, Page. 7p
YOU HAVE LESS LABOR, no
waxing, so tell your neighbor
about Glaxo linoleum coating.—
Cbyne Hardware, O’Neill. 7c
FOR SALE at Bargain Prces! 1—
used Model 80 New Holland bal
er, very good: 1—new PTO 87
model New Holland baler, same
wire twist as model 80 —Gambles
PUrm Store, Viborg, S.D. 7-8p
FDR SALE: Model 65 John-Deere
combine, 12-ft., with motor.—
John P. Conway, O'Neill. 6-8p
!-,
FOR SALE: Purebred Hampshire
Boars, big, rugged and ready
for service. —Henry Stelling and
Sbn. Orchard, Nebr. 6tfc
FOR SALE
1951 C Farmall_- $550.00
1952 Staper C_$625.00
1M7 C Allis _$325.00
12-ft. Me Hay Rake -_$50.00
New J-D Mower No. 8 _ $340 00
1W». Truck Box, new_ $350.00
HOERLE'S SERVTCE
Ph. Chambers 2642
5- 7p
FDR SALE: Well established Re
tail farm supply business handling
well-known products. Small cap
ital needed.—Write box TH, c/o
The Frontier. 5tf
FDR SALE: Angus bulls. Service
able age.—Musil Brothers, O’
Neill. 5-lOp
FOR SALE: Allis-Chalmers roto
baler. Good as new. Used three
seasons. — Leonard Robinson,
Randolph, Nebr. 7-8c
FDR SALE: No. 25 International
mower. Selling parts or complete.
-Ray Orsbom, 825 E. Benton,
O’Neill. 7-8p
FOR SALE: Three bedroom semi- j
modern home in northeast Ew
ing. Includes approximately one
acre of land.—West Lbr. & Coal
Co., Ewing, Nebr.7tfc
FDR SALE: Good set of young
Holstein milk cows, also J-D
power binder, sweep head ‘and
rake.—Jake Braun, Atkinson.
7-9p
FDR SALE: Twenty-six weaned
pigs.—Marcus Snyder, Ewing. _
7c
Bushels
Alfalfa Seed
FOR SALE
Contact:
J. F. Contois
O'Neill Phone 368
FOR SALE: 1968 Singer blonde
console sewing machine. Sews
toward and reverse, complete
with buttonholer, and zig zag
attachments. To reliable party in
this are Cor 8 payments of $7.96.
New guarantee. Will discount for
cash.—Write CREDIT MANAG
ER, Box 250, North Platte. Ne
braska. 6-7c
DAIRYMEN
A cow will only produce as much
milk as her breeding allows. No
amount of feed will increase it
CURTISS breeding will utilize
your feeding to a better advant
age.
Duane Gray
Call 470 O'Neill
45tf
FOR SALE: Registered polled
Hereford bulls. Everett Van
Dover. 2V4 miles east of old Op
portunity or 22 mi. west of Ver
digre or 16 south of Lynch. 7-9c
MACHINERY
HM 238 cultivator
HM 229 cultivator
John Deere cultivator
No. 9 trail mower
Trail hitch. H&M
Rotary hoe
Homdraulic loader with hayhead
IHC one way
12-ft. IHC rake
14-ft. IHC rake
24-ft. automatic rake
two-rake hitch
48 Oliver 70
40 Farmall H
51 Farmall M
49 Farmall M
Farmall regular
Farmall 20
RC Allis
M&M RTU
APPLIANCES
Maytag wringer washer. $30
Maytag automatic washer, $25
Norge gas range, 2-bottles and reg
ulator, $30
12-ft. mC freezer, $140
New RCA Whirlpool Appliances
We Trade for Farm Equipment on
appliances
SHELHAMER
EQUIPMENT CO.
O'NEILL, NEBR.
me — Gehl — RCA Whirlpool
SEE THE FINEST
IN MOBILE HOMES
AT MILLERS
“Where Honesty & Fair Dealing
Count’’.
See the new 52’ ten wide decorated
in Early American.
Large stock New & Used.
New Travel Trailers, $595.
We trade, finance, deliver anywhere
Open Sundays & Evenings.
MILLER TRAILER SALES
Albion, Nebr.
Office phone EX5-2170
Residence phone EX5-2236
7tf
BRIGHT FUTURE
FOR QUALIFIED men or women
in coin merchandise machine
field. If you have references,
ability to supervise your own
time, car -and cash capital of at
least $800.00. 9 to 12 hours weekly
nets excellent returns, full time
more. Company is establishing
routes in area. Only persons with
the above qualifications write P.
O. Box 156, Rochester, Minn.,
giving particulars and phone for
personal interview. 7p
Real Estate for Sale
FOR SALE: Three bedroom house.
Full basement with one finished
room. All modern. Automatic oil
heat. Garage, corner lot.—Gene
Wolfe, Phone 671-W, O’Neill.
5tfc
FOR SALE: Three bedroom home,
close to school. Garage —Phone
654, O’Neill. _51tfc
FOR SALE: Two choice building
lots.—J. F. Contois, Phone 368,
O’Neill. Sltf
FOR SALE: Building lot. Desirable
location.—Call Phone 574J, O’
Neill. _ 52tf
HOUSES FOR SALE
4 Bedroom home on 630 E. Benton
St., well located, and terms may
be had. Enright property.
2 Bedroom home, 1 block south
New Deal Oil.
3 Bedroom home, Vz block aouth
of NuWay Cafe.
4 room and full basement close to
hospital.
For rent: 4 bedroom home.
VIRGIL L. LAURSEN
REALTOR
Insurance - Real Estate * Loans
O’Neill, Nebr.
7c
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Modem apartment
—A. E. Bowen, 706 E. Douglas,
O’Neill, phone 515. 13d
t FOR RENT: Modem two bedroom
apartment, with living room,
kitchen and bath. Close in.—
Elmer Hagensick, phone 538-R,
O'Neill.6tf
FOR RENT: Two 2-bedroom mod
ern houses.—Call Annabell Aai
mus, phone 210, O'Neill.
FOR RENT
O'NEILL HOTEL
17 ROOMS 20 BEDS
All furnished, including modem
laundry equipment. Modern and
air conditioned. Apartment to
live in if wanted. Reasonable
rent. Ready to open.
Married couple preferred
TONY ASIMUS
Phone 510 O'Neill, Nebr.
7-8c
FOR RENT: 22 inch power lawn
mower. 22 inch garden tiller and
a floor sander and edger. Rent
it at the Coast-to-Coast store in
O'Neill. _7-8c
WANTED
WANTED: Kitchen help at the M
and M Cafe and Bakery, O'Neill.
7c
WANTED: Man wants job mowing
hay. Write Joseph Reichert, Fair
fax, S. D. 7-9p
WANTED: Custom hay baling with
roto baler, ll2 mi. north of Sun
set Lodge.—Gary Beckwith, ph.
587-R11, O’Neill. 7-10p
WANTED: Morning cook, dish
washers, two waitresses.—Spare
time Cafe or contact Dwight C.
Hill at Golden Hotel. 7-10c
WANTED TO RENT: A three bed
room modem home.—Contact
Dwight C. Hill at Sparetime
Cafe or Golden Hotel. 7-10c
WANTED: Truck driver to drive
diesel 3 days per week, Saturday,
Sunday and Monday. Work out
of O’Neill. Must be experienced
•and reliable.—Write Box BB,
c/o The Frontier for interview.
7-9c
MALE HELP WANTED: 2 men at
once to sell Nationally Advertis
ed Watkins Products. No invest
ment necessary. Free Life Insur
ance. Income according to effort.
For further information write or
call Marvin Greenland, Arcadia,
Nebr. Phone 2491. 5-7c
SEE US for new SPARTAN or
SAFEWAY mobile homes, 25%
down, 5% int.; up to 84
i,;onths to pay. Write or phone:
Cbniois Motor Co., Neligh.
30tf
WANTED: Serum pigs: Loading
days, Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday each week.—Dwaine
Lockman, Stuart, ph. 3741. tf
AT STUD: Permanent registered
quarter horse Stallion. Reason
able service fee.—C. E. McVay,
Phone 585J13, O’Neill. 51tf
EXPERT
REPAIR SHOP
Watch Repairing!
McIntosh Jewelry
Phone 166 O’Neill
Wick’s BODY SHOP
Complete Body and' Fender
Repairs and Painting
Glass Installed—Towing Service
Phone 211W
- O’NEILL -
for Any Job 25tf
WANTED: Reliable party to as
sume 9 payments of $7.93 on 1958
White zig zag sewing machine.
This machine makes buttonholes,
sews on buttons, dams, mono
grams, and embroideries without
attachments. New guarantee. Will
discount for cash.—Write CRED
IT MANAGER, Box 250, North
Matte, Nebraska. 6-7c
L. Guthmiller
Half Block East of
Texaco Station
SPECIALIZING in ail kinds of
automobile, truck and tractor
repair. Acetylene welding.
LAWN MOWER repairing. Also
repair parts for Lawson — Reo
-Clinton.
WELL DRILLING
For Farm and Domestic Wells
Call 721 or come to—
Kelly's Well Service
5 Blks. south of the New Deal
Oil Station—O’Ne’ll
58tf
WANTED I
DRY CLEANING
OF ALL KINDS!
Ideal Cleaners
Phone 775-W for Pickup
and Delivery!
47ctf
WANTED: 200 yearling steers for
1959 pasture season.—Leo Ohri,
Spencer, Phone 7328 Bristow.
4Ttf
WANTED: Married man tor general
ranch work; modem home.—
Paul Hoefs, Woodlake, Nebr. tfc
WANTED: Waitress for night shift
and a part time waitress.—Candy
BUl's Cafe, Q~NeUl.6tfc
NOTICES
SALESMAN: Headquarters out of
O’NeiU, age 21-35. ExceUent sal
ary and car allowance. Position
available due to promotion. Send
qualifications to Bax 686, O’Neill,
c Nebr. 8-7
FARM LOANS. -See R. H. Parker,
O’Neill. 6tf
I LOAN Money on farms and
ranches and city property.—
Write to R. H. Parker, O’Neill.
Nebr. 6tf
NOTICE: Wrecking soon! Standard
Station at comer of Douglas &
5th. Some used materials and
concrete rubble.—Inquire at job
site if interested. Gordon G.
Greenamyre, contractor & Build
er. 6-7c
CITY LOANS. See R. H. Parker.
O’Neill. 6tf
I AM BACK in my office again and
I have Eastern Money and Priv
ate Money to loan on Farm land,
Ranch land, and City Homes. If
you need money see or write.—
R. H. Parker, O’Neill, Nebr. 6tf
INSURANCE Farmers Mutual
Insurance Co. of Nebr., having
$6 million assets and over $3
million surplus funds will write
your dwelling and farm insurance
as follows: A 5 year dwelling
policy, with no 550 deductable,
$13.60 per thousand a perpetual
farm policy, no renewal re
quired, $7.70 per thousand first
year and $3.50 each subsequent
year.-See, write or phone L. G.
Gillespie, Agent; Ph. 114 or 218,
O’Neill, Nebr. 6-9c
MISCELLANEOUS
WELL DRILLING and well and
windmill repair. — Write Box
562, phone 553-J.
SPRAGUE WELL GO., O'Neill
3 blks W & 314 blks N stoplight
AUCTIONEERING
Real Estate Broker
Private Listings and
Phone 207 — O’Neill
Auctions
ED THOR1N
See E. J. Shane
ATKINSON
for dragline work, sewer and
water ditches and dam work.
50-22p
IS YOUR insurance costing too
much? Are you properly in
sured. — See Ed Thorin, agt.,
O’Neill, Nebr.34tf.
ADLER
Sewing Center
Sales of new and used
• sewing machines
O’NEILL, NEBR. — PH. 269
CASH LOANS
SIGNATURE — AUTO —
O'Neill Loan Company
VIRGIL L. LAURSEN
Phone 434 O’Neill, Nebr.
FURNITURE
49c
LOST & FOUND
FOUND; One tackle box on Ft.
Ran<JWl Lake; owner may claim
them from Bud Johnson, Spencer,
Nebr,, by paying for this ad and
identifying the two types of reels
found inside. Phone 3768, Spen
cer5-7p
CARDS of THANKS
WE WISH TO THANK our neigh
bors, friends and relatives for
their kind expressions of sympa
thy, the mass offerings and all
(her kindnesses shown us at the
other kindnesses shown us at the
time of the death of our lived
one. Your thoughtfulness will be
long remembered.—Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. D.
F. Murphy and family, Dan J.
Murphy. 7p
I WISH TO THANK my friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
remeraberance while I was in
St. Anthony’s hospital.—Forest
Henderson. 7p
4-H Chib Notes
Constitution Signed
The Cleveland 4-H club met June
6 at the home of Elmer Allyn.
Roll call was answered by each
member naming his favorite ani
mal. We were reminded of 4-H
camp July first to third.
The constitution of our club was
read as drawn up by the executive
committee. Sixteen members
signed the constitution.
We decided not to enter a float
in the Lions's dub parade in O'
Neill June 19 for which the prizes
will be $100 for first, $75 for se
cond, and $25 for third.
It was decided that we would
try to raise some money for the
Halsey 4-H camp which is being
built. A committee was appointed
to lode into possible ways to raise
money.
The next meeting will be held
July 6 at the Merrill Smith home.
After the business meeting die dif
ferent project groups met. Lunch
was served.
Charles L. Sweet, reporter
Camp Discussed
Pleasant Brook 4-H club held
their 6th meeting at Ludwig Tagels.
For roll call we named the most
enteresting lesson in our book. We
sang a song at the beginning of
the meeting. The 4-H camp was
discussed.
Elaine Funk and Jean Tagel gave
a demonstration on how to baste.
Janet Funic gave one on ironing.
Next meeting will be at Harold
Van Vlecks on July 6 at 8:00 p.m.
The ladies served lunch after
the meeting.
Mary Ellen Parks, reporter
Visit Garden
Grattan Hustlers 4-H club met
at the home of James McDonald
on Sunday. May 31. Eleven mem
bers were present. President. Keith
Krugman opened the meeting by
all repeating the 4-H pledge. Bar
bara McVay joined the club. Her
projects will be saddle club and
beginning baking.
Ways of raising money for the
new camp at Halsey %vere dis
cussed. A committee was appoint
ed to contact other clubs and per
sonnel. Next meeting is to be held
at Rock Falls on June 14. The be
ginning baking girls mixed and
baked biscuits; the garden project
meml>ers visited Stewart McDon
ald's garden; Walter Fiek. range
leader showed different identifica
tion characteristics of grasses.
On May 29 the stocker feeder
group met at the home of Paul
Krugman to work with calves.
Charles Hill, repager.
O'Neill locals
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kruse will
leave Saturday for Hackensack,
Minnesota. Their daughter and fa
mily, die E. L. Van Everys of
Perry, Iowa, will meet them there
for a week of fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Storms of
Winner, S. D. were guests Sunday
at the Kenneth Curren home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Contois were
in Wymore Sunday for the Mar
shall wedding. On Saturday they
visited at the H. B. Taylor home
in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Manson
attended a family dinner at the
Leland Clark home near Ewing
Sunday. The dinner was for Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Irwin visiting here
from Brunswick, Georgia. Mrs.
Irwin is the former Joyce Finwall
of Ewing.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Curran
returned last week from a trip to
Las Vegas where they visited their
daughter and Mrs. Curran’s broth
er and family, the Bob Otts. Their
niece, Cathy Ott, returned with
them for a month’s visit at the
Curran home.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Anson and
family, Mrs. Katherine Thiele and
Jerry Thiele were in Ewing Sun
day at the Dean Magwire home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Becker and
Roberta and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Becker and Don were in Gavins
Point Sunday for a Becker family
reunion.
Mrs. Leona Showmaker enrolled
Monday for the summer session at
Wayne State Teachers College.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge Maynard
of Madras, Oregon, plan to leave
Friday after a week’s visit at the
Eldon Butterfield home.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Burgess at
tended a reception in Plainview
Sunday evening for Dr. and Mrs.
J. E. Fickling. Dr. Fickling was
honored by the community for 50
years of service.
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Anson of
Atkinson were guests Monday eve
ning at the Leland Anson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Scheinost of
Page and Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Woidneck of Midway attended the
Spencer alumni banquet Thursday
evening.
Steve and Jeannie Baker of At
kinson are here for a week with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Moler.
Thirty guests at the George Men
kens home near Emmet celebrated
the 22nd birthday of Jim Menkens
of Omaha Saturday evening. Mrs.
Bill Klinetobe of Emmet. Connie
Menkens of Norfolk and Mrs. Fred
Wells helped serve refreshments to
(he group.
Mrs. Don Loy and family of
Keamey were weekend guests at
the Clay Johnson jr., home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Storjohann
returned Saturday from Chappel
where they visited their so-in
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Newman and family.
Mrs. Grant Peacock enrolled
Monday at Wayne State Teachers
College for the summer session.
Ann Marie Saunto returned June
2 after spending a few days in
Omaha with her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Little. While
in Omaha. Ann attended com
mencement at Boys Town.
Miss Hilda l»auagn**r rewrneu
last Wednesday from commence
ment week activities at Loretta
Heights College at Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McElhaney
plan to go to Lincoln Friday for
the weekend with their daughter,
Marjorie, and their new grand
son, Richard Wayne, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce McElhaney.
Mrs. Marvin Anderson was in
Sioux City Monday to see her
mother, Mrs. Bertha Prescott, who
is making excellent progress from
a hip fracture suffered two weeks
ago. Mrs. Day’s son, Harold, was
in Sioux City and here at the home
of his sister last week. Mrs. Pres
cott will return home next week
if her present rapid recovery con
tinues.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted McElhaney
took their daughter, Jeannie, to
Grand Island last Wednesday to
meet a train for Yellowstone Park
where she will work this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Golden re
turned Saturday evening to their
home here after spending the win
ter in Miami, Florida. On the re
turn trip they visited at the homes
of their daughters and families,
Capt. and Mrs. J. T. Butcher in
Smyrna, Tennessee, and Dr. and
Mrs. R. L. Owens in Kansas City,
Missouri.
Dinner guests Sunday at the Roy
Huxnrich home were Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Runnels, Mrs. Elvira J.
Smith and Mrs. C. O. Timmons,
all of Stuart.
Mrs. F. N. Cronin and Mrs.
Pat Harty were in Sioux City
Saturday and Sunday.
Arriving June 1 at the Ed Gal
lagher home were their daughter
and grandson, Mrs. Anthony Ane
walt and John Anthony of San Die
go, California. Mr. Anewalt will
be here later in the month for a
\ isit after which the Anewalts
will return home.
Mr. and Mrs. George McCarthy
and Jimmie were in Omaha Sun
day and Monday where they visited
their daughters. Barbara and Bev
erly. and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Renze left
Friday for California where they
will visit their son and his family
and their daughter who will be
married later this month.
Word was received by Mr. ami
Mrs. Ted McElhaney that their
daughter, Jeannine arrived in Yel
lowstone Park and is working at
the Cabin Camps near Fishing
Bridge. Miss McElhaney recently
finished a term at Wayne State
Teachers College and plans to
work in the Park until September
9.
Mr. and Mrs. William O’Connor,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peregoy and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Van
Flgel and family attended Memor
ial services at O’Neill. Orchard,
Royal and Neligh cemetery. They
had dinner at Plalnview. They all
attended a wedding at St. Patricks
Cathode church on June 6. for Miss
Roseanna Undewood and II a r
vey Sotjotka.
The Elkhorn project club fam
ily picnic was held Sunday, June 7
in Ford's park.
Dinner guests Monday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bowen were
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen of Win
side and Larry Hansen. The occas
ion was Mrs. Bowen's birthday.
Mr. Charles Johnson and son,
Chuckie arrived Thursday from
Weaverville, Calif., to spend a few
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John McClellan. Enroute here
they stopped to see and talk with
members of the Wagon Train
which is on its way to Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Loy returned
with their daughter, Mrs. J. M.
Kennedy of Ainsworth, who was
with them in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Cleary
and children of Sleepy Eye, Minn.,
came Tuesday to visit relatives
in O’Neill and to attend the 50th
wedding observance of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaup of Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cleary and
children of Elgin called Tuesday
evening on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Sauser.
Jim Bridges of O’Neill will be
among 108 graduates when the
University of Nebraska College
of Medicine confers diplomas
and certificates Saturday in Oma
ha.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cole, aunt
and uncle of Mr. Bridges, will
attend the ceremonies in Omaha.
His wife is Imogene Davis Brid
ges, formerly of Inman. Jim’s
mother, Mrs. Alice Bridges,
lived here until her death four
years ago.
FIELD TRAINING
KOREA—CpI. Marvin B. Green,
30, whose wife, Betty, lives in O’
Neill, recently participated with
the 1st Division’s 8th cavalry in u.
field training exercise in Korea.
STATE YOUTH CAM I*
State Youth Camp of Assemblies
af God is being held this week at
Lexington Eleven young people
from the local church are attend
ing.
NEW MEMBERS
Six students of the communi
cants class of the Presbyterian
church were received into church
membership in services Sunday.
Fhey are: Linda Shelhamer, Jean
Crabb, Janet Peterson, Tanya Lid
ddy, Jim Humrich and Denny
Drayton.
GRADUATES AT BOVS TOWN
Gene Paul George, born and '
raised in O’Neill, was one of 125
graduates Of Boys Town high
school in exercises May 31.
Gene’s father, rra George, for
merly taught band in O’Neill and
in own bandmaster at Boys Town.
O'Neill Baseball Nine
Play Atkinson Tonight
O’Neill’s basball nine will play
Atkinson tonight at 8:30 p.m. at
Carney park.
Last Thursday the O'Neill squad
defeated Chambers 12 to 1. Larry
Heiss was the winning pitcher, Jer
ry Grimes the loser.
Jerry McGinn led in the hitting
department for the O'Neill crew
with three.
Orchard defeated O’Neill last
week in a heart-breaker, 3-2 .Mer
lyn Mettis was the winning hurler
and Darrel Heiss, the loser.
Junior Auxiliary Meets
Wednesday at Hall
The regular meeting of the
American Legion Auxiliary Simon
son No. 93 was held Wednesday,
June 3, at 8 p.m. in the legion
Hall.
Misses Jean and Janet Devoy,
Gayle Murphy, and Patty McKen
zie, junior auxiliary members,
gave interesting reports on their
trip to the Junior Conference held
in North Platte on June 1.
Mrs lister ltiege ivported she
now has seven full gold bond stamp
books for the benefit of the Unit
in the gold bond stamp project,
The American Legion and Aux
iliary Department Convention will
Ik* held at Lincoln on July 17,18 and
19. Several from our unit an* plan
ning to attend.
The following officers were elect
ed for the coming your-1959-1960.
Miss Mary Jurgensmeier, presi
dent; Archie Bright, Is vieepresi
dent; Mrs. A. Bright, 1st vlce-presl
2nd vice-president; Mrs. William
Cousins, secretary; Mrs. Clifford
Harding, treasurer; Mrs John Da
vidson, historian; Mrs. Gladys Cun
ningham chaplain; Mrs A1 11am
ik, sgt at arms; Mrs. Hugh Lan
gan. color bearer and Mrs. Vern
Reynoldson; Mrs. Herald Graham
and Mrs Melvin Ruzicka the exe
cutive committee.
Alice’s Beaoty Shop
Sm. S doors west of Texaco
12S Bast Douglas
Phone S«S — O'Neill
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