Bristow News
By Rosemary Johnson
Mr and Mrs. J. E. Lightfoot
and Mrs. E. A. Chore visited at
the Lawson Lightfoot home Sun
day evening.
Thursday evening dinner guests
of Mrs. Leonard Anderson were
Mr. and Mrs. Delwyn Anderson
and family. Mr. and Mrs Howard
Anderson and family. Mr. and
Mrs Ed Dreher and Mrs. Ernest
Londberg. The occasion was
Bradford Anderson's birthday.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bowers
and Karen, Mr. and Mrs Larry
Bowers. Pam and Larry Neil, i
Dean and Duane Hume, and j
Rosemary Johnson enjoyed water
skiing, boating, and a picnic sup
per at the Fort Randall pari: Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Chore were
business callers in O'Neill Satur
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Delwyn Anderson
left Saturday for Omaha to visit
friends and relatives a week after
spending a week here visiting
friends and relatives. Mrs. Ed
Dreher accompanied them
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Land
holm and Lou Ann, Mr. and Mrs
David Landholm and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Anderson and Karen
went to Wausa to Paul Land
holm’s Sunday to spend the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hiatt were
Sunday evening dinner guests at
Frank Loocks. >
Men's
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Many other Men’s
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JEWELRY
O'Neill
Mrs. Ed Couch of Spencer are!
Mrs George Raceiy of Valentine
called on Mrs. Bayne Friday
morning.
Sunday afternoon visitors at E.
A. Chores' were Mr. and Mrs
Sam Weiger and Miss Bonnie
Weiger of Coleridge and Nels A.
Nelson of Obert.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olson were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. i
Bavne and Charley Headley.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Anderson
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Delwyn
Anderson and family Friday eve-.
ning in honor of Mike's birthday.1
Thursday evening supper guests j
at Chore's were: Mrs. Esther j
Cronin McNeill of Dayton, Ohio,
Mrs Lillie Pearson of Lincoln.
Mrs. Joe Peterson and Mr. and j
Mrs. J E. Lightfoot.
Monday evening dinner guests i
of Elmer Bostrom's were: Mr.
and Mrs. Delwyn Anderson and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dreher,
and Mrs. Ernest Londberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hiatt were
Sunday afternoon visitors at M
R. Marlatt's and Lester Horn
hack’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bohac of
Minneapolis, Minn. and Mrs.
Agnes Bohac of Washington, D. C.
called on Mrs. Claire Van Hove
and Dolores Tuesday afternoon,
August 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Poynts of
Stuart and Mr. and Mrs. John Ott
and family of Concord, Calif,
were Sunday afternoon visitors at
the Roy Shattuck home.
A family fellowship dinner was
held at the Bristow Methodist
church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Long were
supper guests at the Willard Land
holm home Saturday.
Gloria Bostrom returned to
Lincoln after spending her vaca
tion with her parents. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Lily Pear
son of Lincoln and Mrs. A. P.
McNeill of Dayton, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Canning of
Omaha spent the weekend at the
Con Thorell home.
Mr and Mrs. Bill Loukota and
Mr and Mrs. Bob Loukota were
Yankton visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben Nelson and Todd spent
Friday afternoon at the Bill Snider
home in Butte helping Kelly cele
brate his birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Conmck
and family of Bassett were Sunday
afternoon guests at the Maurice
Korb home.
George Bartling of San Diego,
Calif, called on Bristow friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. Claire Van Hove called on
Mrs Mollie Nelson Tuesday eve
ning.
Ernest Shattuck visited from
Friday until Monday of last week
at the Roy Shattuck home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Chore, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs.
Claire Van Hove, Mrs Lily Pear
son and Mrs. Esther McNeill were
supper guests at the home of Mr.
COUNTY WIDE CANAL PROJECT
IRRIGATION MEETING
Thurs., Sept. 10 — 8 p.m.
ATKINSON HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
SPONSORED BY THE ATKINSON CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
Mr. Gordon Wendler, supervisor, Ainsworth Reclamation
District of Northwest Nebraska, with his assistants will be in
Atkinson to discuss and explain in detail the canal irrigation
project which has been under study and planning for this area.
He will explain the past history of the project, the present
status and what the prospect of the project is under the govern
ment plan, and the future possibilities and purposes of the pro
ject.
The Loup Valley Karwell irrigation unit broke ground for the
gigantic Sherman Dam and the contract was let last week.
This is a meeting of all who are interested in irrigation for
Holt County under a canal project. Everyone is welcome. You
are urged to come and get first hand information from our
supervisor of the O’Neill Canal Information.
Admission FREE—This Meeting Is For You
Let’s fill the auditorium September 10
Atkinson Chamber of Commerce
and Mrs. John E. Lightfoot Fri-; 3
day evening.
Mr and Mrs. Pete Ruda spent '
Friday in Norfolk. ‘
Mr. and Mrs Adolph Soukup vis- t
ited at the Jim Fleming and John t
Peters homes in O’Neill Sunday <
evening. _ _ , I]
Mr- and Mrs. William Fussel- 1
man of Lincoln spent from Tues- t
day until Thursday with Mr. and I
Mrs. W. J. Fusselman. 3
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Beckner
returned home August 25 after i
spending several days with rela- (
tives in Wayne, Winside and Nor-:
fo*k- - , J1
Miss Dorothy Mulhair of Lynch ;
spent Friday forenoon at the Van 1
Hove home. Miss Mulhair will i
teach Spanish and English in l
Southeast High in Lincoln this <
year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lightfoot, ]
Mrs. Lillie Pearson and Mrs.
Esther McNeill were Saturday i
dinner guests at the Lawson Light- i
foot home.
Mrs. Alice Peabody of Dallas, i
S D. came Wednesday and visit- i
ed at the Roy Shattuck home until I
Sunday when her son, George, and
Miss Alvera Du bosh came and
took her to her home.
Mrs. Claire Van Hove called on
Mrs. Amelia Mineburg Thursday
afternoon. '
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Landholm
and Lou Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Anderson and Karen, Mr. and
Mrs Dave Landholm, Mr. and
Mrs Robert Johnson of Lincoln
and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nyquist
of Wausa spent Sunday at the
Paul Landholm home in Wausa.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Canning of
Omaha, Mrs- William Canning of
Wayne, Mrs. Ada Varcoe of Spen
cer and Mr. and Mrs. Con Thor
ell and girls picnicked at the Ft.
Randall park Sunday.
Mrs. E. S. Bostrom and Gloria
spent Wednesday afternoon at thej
John Bowman and Carl Nygren
homes. _ .
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Boshart,
and Mrs Dwight Hammerlun and
children of O’Neill were Sunday
supper guests at the Van Hove
home. . . ,
Mr. ana mrs. rawaiu ajiuvioui*
and family returned home August
25 after vacationing in Colorado
with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scheinost
of Fremont. Barbara and Linda
Thorell returned home with them
from Omaha where they had
spent several days at the Dick
Canning home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lightfoot,
Mrs Lillie Pearson and Mrs. Es
ther McNeill visited with friends
in Butte Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Loukota at
tended a mail carriers picnic at
Niobrara Sunday.
The Bristow Woman’s club will
hold their first meeting at the
Methodist church Tuesday, Sept.
8.
Mrs. Veldon Lee and boys spent
Thursday at the Harlan Holz
home.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Beckner,
visited at the Swede Sedivy home
Friday.
Mrs. Eddie Danielson spent Fri
day evening at the Emil Prokop
home. ' ;
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beckner
spent the weekend with relatives
in Mission, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Peterson
and Janice, Vernelle Ruda and
Janice Prokop went to Omaha
Wednesday and returned Saturday
evening. While there Janice Pro
kop visited with her sister, Carol.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Lightfoot
and Nancy were coffee guests at
the J. E. Lightfoot home August
25 evening.
Mr. and Mrs Ben Nelson and
Todd were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Snider in |
Butte.
Phillip Dailey and daughter,
Harriet, and family of Weiser,
Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Jensen of O’Neill called at the
Van Hove home Sunday afternoon.
Atkinson News
Rev. Curtis Barnett conducted
his last service Sunday, August
30 at the Presbyterian church
here in Atkinson* The Barnett
family left Monday for their new
home in Lincoln where he has ac
cepted a call to the Fourth United
Presbyterian church.
The Barnetts have two children,
Ronnie 2Vfe years and David 3
months old.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gilbert and
familv were Sunday afternoon
callers at the home of Mr. and
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Jrs. William Tasler in Atkinson
Mrs. Cecil Bogue, Mrs. John ■
Venner and Mrs. Nick Bonenberg- ]
r were hostesses at the Bogue ]
arm Sunday night when they on- I
ertained at a neighborhood mis- I
ellaneous bridal shower for Miss <
>arleen Tasler. Miss Tasler has
ieen employed at the First Na
ional Bank in Atkinson and will i
te married September 7 to Don
ichaaf, son of Mrs. Rose Schaaf.
Mrs. Albert Spann was an after
loon caller at the home of Mrs.
Jeorge Randol Monday
Emil Colfack and Ed Bouska,!
talph Hoffman and Bob Miller, i
dl members of the Noxious Weed
loard. toured several weed plots;
n the county Monday to check \
he results of spraying which was j
lone earlier in the summer and!
eported good results from the
dots checked.
Mrs. Ella Hoppe and Mrs. Em
na Kazda of Omaha spent the
veek in Atkinson visiting relatives
ind friends. When they returned
o Omaha Sunday, they were ac
companied by Jimmy Hoppe, who
las been spending the summer at
Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wefso
ind daughter. Lodema drove to
rrofton Saturday to visit Dr. and
Vfrs. Jim Carlson and Scott Mrs.
Carlson is the Wefso’s daughter,
rhey returned home Sunday night.
Miss Lodema Wefso left early
Tuesday morning for Denver
alter spending a few days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Wefso and attending the
Hay Days celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horner
returned Friday and Mr. and Mrs
2. C. Raymer and Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Davis returned Sunday
from a two weeks vacation in the
Black Hills. The three couples
lad a cabin and spent a leisurely
two weeks enjoying the many in
teresting and beautiful scenery
tor wmcn ine nuis are rioieu.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brinkman
and son, David, returned Friday
evening from a two weeks vaca
tion to Banff Springs Hotel in
Banff, Alberta, Canada Mr.
Brinkman was awarded the trip
by the Bankers Life Co. of Des
Moines, la. in recognition of his |
past achievements with the com
pany. Enroute home they spent
some time in Spokane, Wash.
Coming home they came by way
of the Yellowstone Park and Black
Hills. They spent the night of the
earthquake in Butte, Mont, and
felt the tremors of the quake in
West Yellowstone.
Mrs. Louis Brown and children
spent Friday evening and night
with Mrs. Ethel Brown in Atkin
son taking in the final show of
the Hay Days celebration. Satur
day Mrs. Ethel Brown and her
grandchildren, Melodee and Ricky
Brown, children of Mr. and Mrs.
Arlan Brown returned to the home
of Mrs. Louis Brown and remain
ed till funday when Mr. and Mrs.
Arlan Brown visited in the Louis
Brown home and brought them
back to Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Lane of
Newport spent Friday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arlan
Brown and Mrs. Ethel Brown.
Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brown of
O'Neill and Mrs. Frances Stuart
of Lincoln spent Sunday in Crof
ton with Dr. and Mrs. J. W.
Carlson. Mrs. Carlson is a niece
of Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Stuart.
Wilbur Osborne of Burwell
was a Saturday afternoon caller
at* the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Osborne in Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hale Osborne and
family of Tucson, Ariz. spent last
Wednesday visiting in the home of
his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Osborne and family in Atkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Osborne and
family returned last Sunday from
a weeks vacation which they spent
visiting in various points in Ne
braska and with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Colfack vis
ited Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. Colfack’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Arp in Butte.
Mr. Arp has been confined to his
bed for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Calvin McClurg
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Sunday evening callers in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Tienken and Henry of Naper were
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McClurg and
Donna and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
McClurg and Marcia.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. Lee
entertained at a 6 p.m. smorgas
bord Friday evening at their home
in Atkinson. The honored guests
were Gov. and Mrs Ralph Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rooney and
Mrs. Mary Lundgren attended
the Hay Days celebration in Atkin
son Thursday evening.
Lynch News
By Veldeen Plnkerman
A one car accident early Sunday
morning resulted in considerable
damage to a car owned by Ronnie
Shaw of Verdel. Driver of the car
was Dick Steinback. Other occu
pants were Dale Eiler, Margene
Weeder, Marlene Streit, Teddy
Zack and Norman Stiefvater. The
two girls were hospitalized but no
serious injuries were reported. The
boys received only minor bruises.
Mrs. Peter Mulhair visited her
mother, Mrs. Roy Lowry in O’Neill
August 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jorgensen re
turned this week from a trip
through the Black Hills. While
there they visited the Lyman
Thomas famiy and Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Farran at Custer and the
Jack Thomas family at Hot
Springs.
Harlan Heiser called in the Red
bird community Thursday prepar
ing for his school, which will start
Monday.
Albert McDonald and Kathleen
irove to Omaha Sunday' to take
ioone back to his work there. Mrs.
>ean Soulek and children, who
»ave spent several weeks with
ier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
"rooks, rode down with them and
Visited relatives until Tuesday and
hen flew to their home in Cali- j
ornia.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glyn were
veekend guests in the Frank Car
iten home. Mr. Glyn is a brother
o Mrs. Carsten.
Mrs. Faye Pinkerman and Mrs.
\nna Carson attended a family re
inion for friends and relatives of
he Newman iamiiv on Sunday.
Ladies Aid of Lynch First Meth
odist church met in the church
oasement Wednesday. Arrange
ments were made for cleaning the
,-hurch with the member's families
donating the labor. Fifteen mem
bers and one visitor, Miss Grace
Mannen, attended. Mrs. Lester
Spragg was hostess.
Mrs. Peter Mulhair was a Sun
day afternoon and supper guest
of Mrs. Phylis Mulhair.
Mrs. Richard Christensen and
Donna visited Mrs. Alvin Hrbek
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Ella Peterson of Taco
ma. Wash., is a house guest in
the Herman Heiser home this
week. She Is a cousin of Mrs.
Helser's.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Jorgensen
and Mrs. Loyd Levi were Friday
evening callers at the Herman Hei
ser home. Mrs. Levi, who had been
visiting at the Lloyd Levi home at
Lindy came to spend some time
at the Heiser home and to visit
with Mrs. Peterson w-hile she is
a house guest there.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart
were Thursday visitors in the Ber
nard Allen home in O’Neill.
Mrs. Glen Hull. Mrs. Bill Spen
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cer anu uuiuicn ohu
Kalkovvski were O'Neill visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. Phylis Mulhair and family
moved into the Donald Johnson
house in Lynch Saturday after
noon.
Frank Matejcek, Lawrence kal
kowski, Harlan Heiser, and Leo
nard Nielsen attended the sale at
Wagner, S. D., on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Christ
ensen and family were Sunday
evening visitors in the Glen Ri
hanek home.
Mrs. Albert Carson were busi
ness callers in O'Neill Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Mulhair was a Fri
day supper guest in the Bill Spen
cer home.
Mrs. Donald Johnson left this
weekend for Geneva where she
will teach school this year.
Ray Wilson, a farmer near
Ke.lbird, shot another bob-cat
Friday morning. This is the 2nd
one he has killed this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weeder
and Margene returned home Aug
ust 5 after spending a few days
in Colorado.
Linda and Ronnie Christensen
visited in the Reggie Pinkerman
home in O’Neili.
Miss Kay Christensen returned
to her home Friday after spending
several days at the Reggie Pinker
man home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Calkins
were supper guests in the Don Hy
nes home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jorgen Jorgensen
oi Norfolk spent the past weekend
at the Leo Jorgensen farm.
Marina, Dick and Larry Christ
ensen, Mr. and Mrs. Lorie Mican
ek and the Allen Hendersen fam
ily attended the Bloomfield fair
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Streit are
on vacation in Denver and other
points. Mrs. Hannah Streit and
Nancy Kotas are staying with Mar
lene.
Boni Thomsen, Jan Micanek and
Janice McGill returned from their
schools in Omaha to spend a ten
day vacation with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rogers and
son of Long Beach, Calif., and
Fred and Carol Paulsen of Battle
Creek, Iowa, visited the Veldon
and Reggie Pinkerman families
Thursday. Mr. Rogers is a broth
fT Ul lVlia. v ciuuii i. iiwxci iiiuii. i iiv
Paulsens are relatives of Mrs. Ro
gers and have been visiting in Cal
ifornia.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oberle
are visiting at the homes of their
son. Norman and family; their
daughter, Delores Lowery and
family at Denver this week. They
took the two Lowery boys home
after visiting here.
Mrs. Faye Pinkerman went to
Gregory. S. D., Thursday to
spend a few days visiting her step
mother, Mrs. Jake Knittle and Oth
er relatives there. Mrs. Vinnie
Oberle, who has been visiting
there will return home with her.
Eugene Hrbek arrived home
Wednesday from the army after
spending 18 months in France and
Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Veldon Pinkerman
and Veldeen were Sunday dinner
guests at the Reggie Pinkerman
home in O’Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hiscocks
have returned [Yom spending a
few days in the Black Hills. Rod
rick Hughes did their chores while
they were gone.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman
and boys were Sunday supper
guests at the Vigo Christessen
home.
School opened in this area Mon
day with Mrs. Guy Hull teaching
Scottville and Harlen Heiser teach
ing Redbird.
Mrs. Faye Pinkerman called at
the Richard Christensen home Aug
ust 5 and accompanied Mrs. Chris
tensen to Niobrara on business.
Ruth Osborn and Randay Pin
kerman accompanied Veldeen Pin
kerman to Ash Grove Sunday
night._
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Amelia News
Four to Enter
Kindergarten
By Miss Florence Lindsey
The Amelia school opened Mon-; 1
day morning. Gerald McClennahan i
of Chambers is teacher in the v
upper grades and Mrs. Orland 1
Fryrear is teaching in the lower t
grades. There are four beginners 1
this year. They are Patty Frahm, i
Larry Waldo, Bruce Fullerton and t
Kay Thompson.
Roger Waldo, Robert Burge and f
Lonnie Sparks are attending first i
year of high school at Chambers I
this year. Miss Cathy Doolittle
is attending Atkinson high school.
Miss Sheila Kaiser is attending
high school at St Mary's in O’
Neill. She is staying with Mrs.
Arthur Tibbetts, jr. Other Amelia
young folks leaving for school
are Misses Joyce and Sharon
Watson and Marcia Widman to s
Atkinson, Mershon Laerman and t
Neal Madsen to Burwell. Janette j
and Donald Clemens to Atkinson,
Wayne Burgett, Venita White. 1
Beth and Joan Fullerton and s
Richard Pospichal to Chambers, i
- 1
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Burge 1
were charivaried last Tuesday I
evening. i 1
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bligh left
August 26 for their home in Oma-1'
ha They had been visiting her'l
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1
Pierce. They planned to visit Mr. l
Bligh’s mother and a sister at i
Norfolk enroute home. <
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin French of 1
Page visited Mr and Mrs. Lew '
Backhaus Monday afternoon.
The WSCS ladies cleaned the 1
schoolhouse Tuesday of last week. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Sigman
and daughters of Springvalley, !
» f_ _»L^. Lmr Jnrc in 1
illllUl. W»V * "“J — - - -
Atkinson last week. They took
Cleve’s father, Charles Sigman
with them to Morrill to attend a
family reunion at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert (Lois Sigman) :
Sawvel.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Hatch of
Fort Collins, Colo, came Monday
August 24 and have been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Curran and
Ardell of O’Neill visited Tuesday,
August 25 with Mrs. Delia Ernst
and Art Waldman.
Miss Connie Barnett returned
to her home at Greeley, Colo. Sat
urday after visiting with relatives
and her friend, Miss Beth Fuller
ton She accompanied Mary Ellen
Gillette of Chambers, who attends
school at Greeley.
Don Adams is teaching at Pal
mer. He attended a teacher’s
meeting there Saturday and school
began Monday.
Mrs. Stella Sparks and Lonnie
and Mrs. Edith Andersen went to
Spencer August 26 afternoon to
see the oculist there.
Mrs. Bernard Blackmore spent
several days in Lincoln last week
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Adair, Al
lan and Dick and Mrs. Gertie
Adair drove to Cody Thursday to
visit Bill Gilman.
Mrs. Eldon Ballagh and family
visited her sister, Mrs. Tommie
Doolittle and fami'y August 26.
Mrs. Doolittle an infant daughter,
Barbara Deen, returned home
from the Atkinson hospital the,
early part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Marian Strenger (
of Omaha brought his grandmoth
er, Mrs. Emma Lindsey, to her
home in Amelia after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. P. L. Strenger;
in Omaha the past three weeks. J
P. L. Strenger has been ill in
the veterans hospital for three j
months and expects to be there
another two or three months.
Craig Fullerton fell from a gate
Saturday evening and broke his
collar bone. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Fullerton.
Harold Kennedy and Michael
Pospichal are attending school
in Amelia this year. They are from
the Berry district.
Mr. and Mrs. Marian Strenger,
Mrs. Lindsey and Florence were
sight seeing at Fort Randall, S.
D. Sunday.
Mrs. Julia White of Atkinson
spent the early part of the week
with Mrs. Edith Andersen. She
plans to leave Saturday to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Braddock. Several ladies gather
ed at the home of Mrs. Edith An
dersen to celebrate her birthday
which falls on September 6.
Mrs. Harold Fullerton began her
school term at Valley Center
school Monday.
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ATI! . <11111 I'll O. Ill vci nuivuo U1
Independence, Mo. visited at the
Blake Ott and Floyd Adams home
over the weekend. Mr. Athens is
a cousin of Mr. Ott and Mrs
Adams.
Mrs. tether Dailey and son and
family of Omaha visited at the
home of her brother, B. W. Waldo,
this week.
Mrs. Maude Forbes visited at
the Heinie Frahm home Sunday.
Pfc. Hale Kennedy left Monday
for Fort Sill, Okla. after a leave
spent with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. Kennedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Irven Forbes and
Donna visited her mother in Win
ona, Minn, last week. They also
visited the Cleve Sigman family
at Springvalley, Minn, enroute.
Troxell Green was guest speak
er at the Methodist church in
Amelia Sunday. Rev. Cox, the
regular pastor, has been ill.
Cleta and Demaris Murray and
their father Tom Murray of O'
Neill visited at the Floyd Adams
home Sunday evening and attend
ed the smorgasbord.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roth and
family of Valentine visited Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Doolittle and
family last week.
Stanley Thompsons are driving
a new car
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Freouf and
family have moved from the
James ranch to their home place.
Mrs. Gene Thompson and fam
ily were in Scottsbluff last week,
where she stayed with her sister,
Betty Mae, who was convalescing
from recent surgery.
Clinton Doolittle visited his
children Dixie and Randy Doolit
tle at Scottsbluff last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Small and
Gary visited at Roy Fullertons
Saturday. Gary will leave soon
for Cleveland, Ohio for school.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Hatch of
Fort Collins, Colo., Mr. and Mrs.
;dgar Peterson and Mr. and Mrs.'
,rt Doolittle visited at Bob Adair’s
riday evening. They enjoyed ice
ream and cake later in the eve
ing. ! 1
Mrs. Gertie Adair went to Des
loines. Ia. Tuesday to visit her
aughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
lrs. Bill Schmit and family. They
dll attend the Iowa State fair.
Word was received here that
lob Sawvel, son-in-law of Charles
tigman was injured recently
.hen his tractor upset with him.
le received a fractured hip and
elvic bone and five broken ribs. |
le is out of the hospital now and
> on crutches. Mrs. Sawvel is
be former Lois Sigman.
A nice crowd attended the smor
asbord Sunday evening sponsor- J
d by the Catholic church Marvin
ioolittle won the door prize.
Friday Results
Appaloosa Show
Here are Friday's results of the j
econd annual Appaloosa horse
how in Atkinson:
Morning Results
Fillies. 1959 — First, Palouse R
I, Iden B. Myers, Pukwana. S. D.;
econd. W. M.’s Sweet pea, W. 1
Cattle Co., Plattsmouth; third, i
laskins Jane, J. Harvey Haskins, i
rladison; fourth. Lee's Miss Con- j
idence, Lcland G. Sundernian, |
„yons.
Fillies. 1958 — First, Navajo (
Purquoise of AA. Matt and Lauva
loggio, Boscman, Mont.; second
3ret y Maud. Iden B. Myers; third
Citten, Clint Ruogge, O’Neill.
Mares. 1957 — First, Little
"harm of AA, Matt and Laura
toggio; second. Iowa Skipper, Glen
toper, Adair, la.; third, Little
lioux L, Don Lubben, Carleton;
ourth, Peggie E, Thornton A.
jreen, Marshfield, Wis.
maus, ijiaj *
Sioux Gem, Glen Soden, second
Stork's Julie, Stork’s Appaloosa
Farm, Herman; third, Acoma,
larry Sweet, Milbum.
Mares, 1955 and older — First,
iV. M's Boots, W. M. Cattle Co.;
second, Mahaska I, Stork's Appa
oosa Farm; third, Kitty E, Mari
ynn Roddis, Marshfield, Wis.;
ourth, Bathsheba of AA, Matt and
Laura Boggio.
Wet mares, all ages — First,
Stork's Gypsy, Appaloosa Farm,
second, Palouse R, Iden B. Myers;
hird, Stork’s Julie, Stork's Appa
oosa Farm; fourth, Larson, Dol
!ie.
Afternoon Results
Men’s pleasure — First, Stork’s
LSypsy. Stork’s Appaloosa Farm;
second, Bathsheha of AA, Matt and
Baura Goggio; third W. M's Cop
ier Dollar, W. M. Cattle Co.; four
h, Kitty E, Marilyn Roddis.
Reining horse championship —
First, Simcoe Sarcee, Charley W.
Peterson, Atkinson; second. Lit le
Man S. George J. Bryant, Spring
field, S. D.; third, Pecos Bill, Ron
lie Searle, Rice Lake, Wis.; fourth
Bay Bob, Don Imboden, Jefferson
5. D.
Senior Pleasure, 5 years and
ilder — First, Blue Princess, Glen
Miper; second, Imboden Umbaska,
Fred King, Omaha: third Mahaska
I, Stork’s Appaloosa Farm; fourth
Kitty E, Marilynn Roddis.
Trail horse — First, Pecos Bill,
Ronnie Searle; second, Stork's
Bypsy, Stork's Appaloosa Farm;
hird, Simcoe Sarcee, Charley W.
Peterson; fourth, W. M's Copper
Dollar, W. M. Cattle Co.
Wheelbarrow race First W.
M’s Copper Dollar, W. M. Cattle
Do., ridden by Leland Sunderman,
and Mrs. Wayne Meisinger of Ly
ins; second, Rusty Boy, Francis
Johnson, Hutchinson, Kan., ridden
by Jerry Johnson of Hutchinson;
third, Imboden Umbaska, Fred
King, Omaha, ridden by Jerry Du
van, Omaha; fourth, Hawkeye
King, Roy W. Aten, Atkinson, rid
den by Gerald Rothchild of At
kinson.
Calf-roping — First, Simcoe Sar
>ee, Charley W, Peterson, 22.5 sec- j
>nds; second, Prairie Dog. Char
ey W. Peterson, 27 seconds; third,
tfork's Gypsy. Stork's Appaloosa
Farm, 30.5 seconds.
Pleasure Horse champktisbip —
First, Stork's Gypsy, Stork's Appa
oosa Farm, second, Bathsheha of
\A, Matt and l-aura Boggio; thinl,
vitty E, Marilynn Roddis; fourth,
ft. M's Copper Dollar, W. M. Cat
tle Co.
220-vard race — First, W. M’s
Boost, W.M, Cattle Co.; second,
i¥. M.'s Clipper Dollar, W. M Cat
tle Co.; thin!, Russian, Clint Rueg
»c, O'Neill; fourth, Stork's Gypsy,
stork's Appaloosa Farm.
Winners of the various divisions
in the Hay Days parade held
1'hursday were announced as fol
lows :
Main Street division First. Ed
iVilson, Tim 1-ec, Mike and Jim
Bennett, tied for second.
Adventureland First Mark
and Rona Speltz, fie.
Fantasyland — First, Darleen
and Tony Ver/.al; second, Mona
Roberts; thini; Jolene Hill; four
th, Mary Tingle.
Frontierland — First, Lila and
Harlan Miller, second, Carol Han
sen; third, Pat and Ronnie Bar
ties; fourth, Boyd Mitchell.
Scouts Paint Ornanul’t*
The cub scouts den 4 met at
the I-onis Wray home on Tues
day at 2:30 p.m. Seven cub scouts
and the den chief were present.
John Humrick was elected scribe.
The scouts painted lawn orna
ments. Next meeting will lie Tues
day at the Wray home right af
ter school. John Humrick, scribe
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CORKLE HATCHERY
O’Neill, Nebraska
PUBLIC AUCTION
As we have discontinued our business we will sell our store
building at Public Auction on—
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1959
at 2 p.m. at the Store in
Stuart. Nebraska
✓
The building is 30x70 ft. and is made of solid brick. It is
located on a lot 30x74 ft. and is in excellent condition. Has a
full cement basement. Heated with a stoker furnace. Excellent
location as it is on the Main Square facing West and South.
Has shelving that goes with the building. Fixtures available.
The building is of the type and construction that it could be
used for many different purposes.
Stuart is located in a very good ranch and farm country
and this affords someone the opportunity of getting a very good
business building as the owners are willing to sacrifice to dis
pose of the property.
TERMS: 25% down payment day of sale. Balance to be
paid on completion of contract. Transfer to be made by mer
chantable abstract and warranty deed.
Arrangements can be made for early possession.
ETHEL COWLES, owner
C. E. McClurg, Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
500 to 600 Cattle Today
There will be 500 to 600 eattle today at the O’Neill Livestock
Market including 350 to 400 yearlings and several nice consign
ments of yearlings ranging from just a few head to 60 head,
both heifers and steers. There will be several good loads of
both fall and spring calves. With the increase in runs here at
the barn It becomes more and more imperative that those of
you thinking of selling to contact us so we can properly adver
tise for you. That hog sale will begin at noon sharp today.
O'NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHONIC I
Vern & Leigh Reynoldson
