0, gjjgjjj gjj.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE. Reg. Polled Hereford
BuJis Two 2Vi and 3 years old.
herd bull quality -some
yearlings. Everett Van Dover.
JMi miles east of old Opportun
ity or 22 miles west of Verdigre.
or 16 south of Lynch. tf
WE HAVE ON HAND a lot of Hol
stein springer heifers of top
<*uality weighing from 1100 to
1350 Also a few really choice
Guernsey springers. If you like
quality and good producers
visit us Arnold Thiele, Clear
water, Nebr. Phone HV 5-3200.
19-22p
FOR SAI„E Purebred Hampshire
boars Big and rugged, out of
targe litters. Reasonably priced.
Henry Stelling and Son, 2 south
14 west of Orchard, Nebr. 20c
MALLORYS ANGUS
DISPERSION SALE
Monday. October 19
at Valentine, Nebr.
Due to the death of Dewitt R
Mallory tlx? Mallory and Mallory
Angus herd will be dispersed. 50
buds at Valentine, Nebr. October
IS. 100 cows at Iowa Falls, la.,
Nbvcml>er 21. For information
write
ARTHUR E. MALLORY
Hampton, la. 20-25c
RANCH LOANS -See R. H. Park
er, O’Neill. 6tf
FOR SALE Ten Purebred Angus
heifers weighing 600 to 700
pounds. Are open and will de
liver if sold together.—Elmcrest
Farms, Leigh, Nebr., phone
36F2. 19-21 c
FOR SALE Certified Cheyenne
wheat and certified Pierre rye
seed. Also have English shep
herd pups for sale.—Henry Stell
ing and Son, Orchard, Nebr.
19-21c
FOR SALE John Deere 12-ft.
grain drill. Rubber tired farm
wagon with new 6xl0-ft. box. —
Vernon Gorgen, east of drive-in
theatre, O’Neill. 19tfc
SALT FOR SALE; Kanapolis
$16.50 a ton; American $20.50
a ton; white block 75c -Located
3 blks. east, 4 hlks north of
traffic light, Everett Gorgan,
Ph 164, O’Neill. 51tf
FOR SALE
Baler Twine Guaranteed to be
one of the best—$5.95 per bale.
Gasoline, fuels oils, greases
Lowest prices in Nebraska.
NEW DEAL OIL CO.
West O Neill
7tf
FOR SALE 1 M> ton low actual
mileage Studebaker truck, duel
wheels, overload springs, excell
ent grain and stock rack, rub
ber and motor. Harvey A. Tomp
kins, Inman, Nebr. 15tfc
FOR SALE. Registered Hamp
shire boars Big, rugged, well
grown—Alfred Hansen, Plain
view, Nebr. 12tfc
FOR SALE: Madison vetch and
cossack alfalfa seed. Both state
tested. I .eon Beckwith, Emmet, j
1 _ 16tfc
FOR SALE 2 steel com cribs.
1100 and 1200 bushel capacity,
priced to sell.—Edward Sterns,
Atkinson, Nehr. 21p
FOR SALE GI 2-row com picker
with husking bed. Good shape.
Albert Miller, Emmet. 21-22p
FOR SALE
350 I1IC Gas tractor, just like new
2 H Farmail tractors
F'-.tO tractor with winch
1966 GMC pickup
John Deere elevator
2 No 20 com pickers
No. 24 corn picker
2-row Farm Rite com picker
AC chopper with com head, pick
up cutter bar head, just like new
Hammer mill
American loader with hay head
and manure bucket
Good used wagon with box
Other good used machinery
GEORGE WINKLER
_Phone 28fr O'Neill 21c
FOR SALE — Approx. 200 tons
dnicc 1959 alfalfa hay. Round
haks- Avg. wt. 60 lbs. 1st, 2nd
and 3rd cuttings. Own raising,
$1600 per ton, at farm. Phone
3B63 Call before 8 a m. or after
C pan. Herbolsheimer and Beh
rens. Pender, Nebr. 21-22c
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FOR SALE— Uandrace and Duroc
boars Long, growthy, meat
type. F. W. Loock, Spencer,
Nebr 21-28c
Corn Wagon Specials
Hydraulic Wagon Hoist only $99.00
Trailer Wagon _$119.00;
Wagon Boxes — All Prices
Shefhamer Equip. Co.
O’Neill, Nebr. 21c
FOR SALE Hay sled tires, 9:00
10300-11:00 with a liberal guar
antee. reasonably priced. Gerald
Otkmor, northeast corner of
Atkinson 21,22,23,24p
FOR SALE—! Dairy heifer calves
Abo beef calves, any quantity,
delivered on approval. Calves on
haad most all times. Gerald
CCbnnor. northeast comer of
Atkinson 21p
FOR SALE—Purebred Hampshire
boars, long and growthy. Rob
«naon Farms, 2 west, 3 south of
Rssaiolph 21-28e
FDR SALE Acetylene and oxygen
teak for welding. Recently test
ed- Inquire Northwest Electric,
eiirnlf 21c
Wam. SALE—Seven Holstrin baif
mm and one 5-yr. oM cow, g*v
nrulk. Some heavy springers,
to sell if taken at once.
Shipman, Orchard. ^TW
FOR SALE New Span-American
Filier-Glass, model Span-Flite,
all sports boat, 14-ft., list price
with 16-ft. Golden Rod trailer,
$982 00. Cash sale price, $625.00
Carl Schenzel, O’Neill, Phone
706. 21-22p
Double Barrel
OK USED CAR BARGAINS
We’re shooting the w'orks on all
late models — Big Selections —
Best deals — See them today
55 Rambler Custom 4 dr., radio,
heater overdrive Continental
tire mount, an economy king
for only _$895.00
54 Nash Hardtop, a sharp
car $545.00
54 Chov. Bel Air 4 dr. sedan,
towner $750.00
57 Ford C 300 sedan, Ford
0- Matic, only _ $1395.00
53 Ford 4 dr. sedan, a good
school car
53 Ford 2 dr sedan, radio, heater
Your choice of either one for
only _ $295.00
Always the best buy
GONDERINGER MOTOR CO.
Chevrolet and Rambler
Atkinson, Nebr. 21c
MACHINERY
New Gehl Field Cutter
New 2 MH Pickers
See us for a good trade
USED PICKERS —
IHC 2M will fit 400
2-row Oliver pull
IHC HM 20
1- row Woods pull
IHC 24 Picker
1-row Oliver pull
1- row GI pull
2- row GI pull
Twindraulic Loader, 5-ft.
Allis Chalmers
Wide front for H or 300
Wide front for M or 400
Duncan Loader to fit M
2-man Hydraulic Chain Saw for
tractor PTO
Wright Saw
46 Farmall H
40 Farmall H
53 Farmall Super C
WC Allis
MM RTU
48 Farmall M
We trade farm equipment on ap
pliances
SHELHAMER
EQUIPMENT CO.
O’NEILL, NEBR.
IHC — Gehl - RCA Whirlpool
MACHINERY
COMBINES
Massey Harris, super 27
J-D No. 55, 14-ft.
M&M No. 69 with motor
T RACTORS -
J-D 620, like new
1955 J-D Model 60
Model G J-D 1949
48 B J-D
Vj B J-D
•45 B J-D
me F20
USED CORN PICKERS—
J-D 227
J-D 226
J-D 200
J-D 101
Woods Bros.
New Idea
AC 15-ft. disc
Farmhand Loader, complete
Plows, all sizes
PLYMOUTH and JDD TWINE
Harry R. Smith Imp.
Phone 562 O’Neill
CITY LOANS —See R. H. Parker,
O’Neill. 6tf
SPECIAL PRICES !
Long Deals on New and Used
Farm Equipment
1948 Farmall M, Just raring to go
1946 Farmall M, nice
1949 Farmall MD, good
1947 Farmall M, very good
1949 Farmall H tractor, new tires,
overhauled
1951 Farmall H, new tires, over
hauled
1953 Super H, new tires and over
hauled *
1940 H Farmall, new tires, over
hauled
1951 John Deere B propane burn
er, completely overhauled
1946 John Deere B, fuel tractor
1955 John Deere 60 tractor
1956 Farmall 300 fuel burner
Used 1-row pickers, all makes
Used 2-row pickers, mounted and
pull
Used trucks, pickups, school cars
You name it and we have it
New Grain Bins at bargains
Elevators, all lengths, new and
used
Used Hay Balers, all kinds, wire
or twine
We make longest trades in this
area and we appreciate your
Business. _
WE TRADE
Storjohann Equipment Co.
Lowest equipment prices in USA!
PHONE Diamond 6-7185
BtHtWELL NEBR.
: FOR SALE: Well established Re
tail farm supply business handling
well-known products. Small cap
ital needed.—Write box TH, c/o
The Frontier. 5tf
NEW and USED
MOBILE HOMES
Large discount on 1959 display
models, the 1960 models are here
New-40' 10’ Wide _ _ $3595.00
New-45’ 10’ Wide _ $3795.00
Used trailers as low as — $295.00
We trade, finance, deliver and
set them up.
Open Sundays and Evenings.
Miller Trailer Sales
Albion, Neb. Phone office EX5-2J70
Night EX5-2236 and EXS-8821
19tf
USED CARS
,5 Mercury Monterey, plain
jo Plymouth, 4 dr.
55 Studebaker hardtop
^52 GMC \ ton pickup
’hone 562 O'Neill, Nebr.
1948 Chev. 1 T. Pickup
SMITH MOTOR CO._
Real Estate for Sale
FOR SALE: Small modern home
on 2 and one half lots, reason
ably priced. See Ponton Agency,
O’Neill, Nebr. 19-21c
FOR SALE 2 bedroom house.
Attached garage, in good con
dition 1 lot. 828 E. Clay, Phone
359W, O'Neill._21c
FOR SALE — Bam, nearly new,
14 foot by 30 foot, full haymow;
. foot by 8 foot granary at half
price.—M. A Snyder, Ewing,
Nebr. 20-21c
| FOR SALE — Improved 80 acre
farm joining Inman on the west.
Will trade.- Call 840J11, O’Neill.
20-22
FOR SALE -Good 8 room one
story house at Inman to be mov
ed.—Call 840J11, O’Neill. 20-22p
Ranch For Sale
1120 acres improved approximate
ly 7 miles south of Inman.
Legal description: S% sec. 29,
SEVi sec. 31, all sec. 32, twp. 27 N,
range 10 E.
Consisting of 320 acres bottom hay
and building site, balance pasture
Contact Bill Bowker
Byron-Reed Co.
Omaha, Nebr.
Western ranch specialists
21-22
FOR QUICK SALE !
Immediate Possession
Near new 3 bedroom home in
O’Neill. Good location!
ALSO—
960 A ranch south of Atkinson.
320 A east of Atkinson.
Dairy Queen at Atkinson, near
swimming pool and park.
OTHER GOOD LISTINGS
COME AND SEE US
EDTHORIN
PHONE 207 O'NEILL
13tf
"'■■■. ■' ■■ ..1 —
FOR SALE
HOUSE
Located at 702 E. Adams
3 BEDROOM MODERN
HOME WITH GARAGE
Quick Possession!
GENE WOLFE
PHONE 671-W, O’NEILL
16tf
EXCELLENT RANCH
and
HAY LAND
■
480 to 1840 acre spreads in the
$60 price range.
RUT'S REALTY
R. S. Rutledge Box 563
Phone PArk 1-1421 Fremont
)r ED THORIN for appointment
_tf_
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Rooms! Night, week
or month. Air conditioned, clean,
good beds. Redecorated.—Hotel
O'Neill, Phone 364. New Man
agement^_ 19th
FOR RENT—Four room modem
house. Gas heat. Garage.—Joe
Jareske, phone 15F^, O’Neill.
20tf
FOR RENT: Nice furnished apart
ment for married couple. Mrs.
Marie Crook, 129, E. Clay St.,
O'Neill. 19-21 c
FDR RENT — Two 2-bedroom
houses, mostly furnished.—Anna
Bell Asimus, Phone 210, O'Neill.
19tf
FDR RENT: Three houses, one
2 bedroom house and 2- one bed
r o o m houses.—Contact Walter
Pease or Phone Atkinson 7062.
See Roy Parker, Ph. O’Neill
652-W. 12tf
FARM LOANS-—See R, H. Parker,
O’Neill. fltf
WANTED
WANTED- Alfalfa seed and milo
combining. — Contact Vernon
Gorgen, O’Neill. 19tfc
$75 PER WEEK
Wanted one man for part-time
work. No selling experience nec
essary. We train. This job is to
supplement your present income.
No traveling. Leads furnished.
Also employment for full time
man. Write for interview to:
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
3873 Firnam Street
Omaha, Nebr. 21c
WAITRESS WANTED Top wages.
Baber’s Cafe, Plainview, Nebr.
21-22p
WANTED House keeping. Bertha
f Fowler, Gen. Del., O'Neill. 21p
AUTO MECHANIC for Ford-Edsel
dealership. Must be experienced.
Vacation with pay. Insurance
lienefits. Top pay lor right man.
Need two immediately. Perma
nent. Galyen Motor Co., Atkin
son. Nebr. Call or write Wayne
Galyen, Phone 8921 21c
MAN WANTED To work in gro
cery store out of town; mar
ried, between age of 25 and 35;
excellent chance for advance
ment, write AB c/o Frontier,
Box 330, O’Neill, Nebr. 21c
HELP WANTED Married couple
as caretakers of the O’Neill
Country Club. Year round job
Living quarters available on
grounds. — Write S, Box 360
O’Neill._20-23c
WELL DRILLING and well and
windmill repair. — Write Box
562, phone 553-J.
srRAGUE WE1X CO., O’Neill
: blks W & 3^ hlks N stoplighl
WANTED: Experienced middle
aged woman to care for child
ren night and day while mother
is away. Write P. O. Box 563 or
phone 548-W, O’Neill, Nebr. 18tfc
WISCONSIN’S FINEST Dairy Cat
tle. Shores Certified—Fresh and
Springer 1300 lb. Holsteins,
Guernseys, Swiss, Ayrshires,
Shorthorns, Jerseys. $2,000.00 in
Shores Wisconsin Dairy Cattle
brings $400.00 cream monthly for
Sandhill rancher. Calves $45 00
up. Yearlings $100.00 up. Lepto
Bang's-shipping vaccinated. De
livered. No sale barn or Nebras
ka cattle. Travel expenses re
funded. Harold P. Shores, Ne
ligh, Nebraska. Phone Tu 7
4060 or Tu 7-1850. 17tf
WANTED: Serum pigs: Loading
days, Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday each week.—Dwaine
Lockmon. Stuart, ph. 3741. tf
-.EE US for new SPARTAN <>i
SAFEWAY mobile nonies, 25 %
down, 5% int.; up to 84
months to pay. Write or phon,
Contois Motoi Co., Neligh.
301'
WAN 1 LL> I
DRY CLEANING
01' ALL KINDS!
Ideal Cleaners
Phone 775-W for Pickup
and Delivery!
47ctl
Wick's BODY SHOP
Complete Body ana fender
Repairs and Painting
Glass Installed—Towing Service
Phone 211W
O’NEILL -
for Any .lob 25tl
EXPERT
REPAIR SHOP
Watch Repairing!
McIntosh Jewelry
Phone 166 O’Neill
WANTED: Experienced waitress,
day and night.—Candy Bill’s
Cafe, O'Neill. 16tfc
PIANO AND ORGAN LESSONS—
Mrs. Lloyd Liedtke, phone 790,
530 Clay St., across from the
Methodist church. 18-23c
L. Guthmiller
Half Block East of
Texaco Station
SPECIAIJZING in all kinds of
automobile, truck and tractor
repair. Acetylene welding.
LAWN MOWER repairing. Also
repair parts for Lawson — Rec
—Clinton.
I LOAN Money on farms and
ranches and city property.—
Write to R. H. Parker, O’Neill,
Nebr. 6tf
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’Neill
50tf
MISCELLANEOUS
CURTISS STUD SERVICE can
build you a herd for less. Don’t
leave your herd’s future to
chance Breed to bulls from prov
en families —Duane Gray, Phone
470 O’Neill. 9tf
ADLER
Sewing Center
SALES OF NEW AND USED
SEWING MACHINES
O'NEILL, NEBR. — PH. 369
IS YOL K insurance costing t<*
mu» tt Are y>u properly m
• e*> Ed Ttein. ugt .
U Neiii. 34tf
FOR AUTO. HOME, FARM and
RURAL school insurance cost
ing $14.40. Renewal premiums
not increased because of traffic
violations; homes. 5-year policy,
no $50 deductable, $13.60 pet
$1,000. Farm, perpetual policy
$7.70 first year and $3.50 each
subsequent year per $1,000
Rural school buildings, perpetual
policy, first year $16.05 and each
subsequent year. $6 05 per $1,000.
See, write or phone 114 or 218,
O'Neill, Nebr. _21-24c
See E. J. Shane
ATKINSON
fo*“ dragline work, -ewer and
water u. ctR’s a;id i ..<■ work
Vt-22i
CASH LOANS
SIGNATURE — AUTO
FURNITURE
O NEILL LOAN CO.
We have a plan to fit every
need and budget!
VIRGIL L. LAURSEN
Phone 131 O'Neill
tfr
AUCTIONEERING
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Private Listings and Auctions
Auction Service
LONG TERM LOANS
ED THORIN
PHONE 207 O NEILL
NOTICES
I AM BACK in my office again and
I ha\e Eastern Money and Priv
ate Money to loan on Farm land,
Ranch land, and City Homes. II
you need money see or write.—
R. H. Parker, O'Neill, Nebr. 6tl
CARDS OF THANKS
WE WISH TO EXTEND our heart
felt thanks and appreciation tc
the many friends and relatives
lor their acts of kindness, sym
pathy, beautiful floral offerings
and memorials at the time of the
death of our loved one. A special
thanks to the Rehekah Lodge,
WSCS, Mothers Club, Royal Neigh
bor Lodge, Daughters of Zion and
American Legion Post No. 93.
Mrs. Leo Mossman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mossman
and family
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gillaban
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Max Mossman
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson
Mr .and Mrs. Stuart Hartigan
Paul and Joe Bittner
i wuuliO umr, i mains, my
friends and relatives here who
were so kind in sending cards and
letters during my slay at the Oak
Park Hospital in Oak Park, 111.
Mrs. Keith Biddlecome
21p Ewing, Nebr.
WE WOULD LIKE TO thank the
many friends and relatives for
the flowers, cards of sympathy,
food, before and after the death
of our father and husband, Stan
islaus Chmiel. A special thanks to
Dr. Carstens and the nurses and
the sisters at St. Anthony’s hos
pital during his illness. Very spec
ial thanks to Falher Kucera who
visited Stanislaus in the hospital.
We made many new friends and
would like to thank them for their
special interest during this diffi
cult time for us. Mrs. Stanley
Chmiel and children. 21p
O'Neill Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Higgins and
wife of O’Neill traveled to Jules
burg, Colo. Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Ray McNally,
64, a friend of the family. They
returned home Saturday atemoon.
Two birthdays were celebrated
fast week at the Harry Gilder
sleeve home. Their daughter,
Linda, entertained 12 friends at a
“Come As You Are’’ breakfast
September 6 to celebrate her 12th
birthday. The events of the day
were tape recorded.
FOR SALE—Top shape Caloric
36” deluxe gas range. Scovie’s
Western Auto, O’Neill. 21c
Cathy Gildersleeve entertained
nine guests after school September
9. Cake and ice cream were the
order of the day for Cathy’s ninth
birthday party.
Visiting Mrs. Sadie Kaiser Mon
day was her 89-year old uncle,
John McCartney, his daughter,
Mrs Quince Norton and her son,
all of Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Hap Nellis of
Las Vegas, Nev. were guests Fri
day at the Harry Gildersleeve
home. The Nellis family lived in
Atkinson nearly 20 years ago.
Sunday guests of Miss Mary
Froellch were the Misses Be be
Barker and Miml Vetter, both
of Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Humrich were
in Norfolk Monday evening where
Mr. Humrich attended a sales
meeting at the Hotel Madison
while Mrs. Humrich visited at the
Willard Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker and
Jerry Oetter were guests Sunday
at the Harlan Parker home in
Butte.
The Reg Pinkermans were Sun
day evening supper guests at the
Lowell Nesbitt home.
Labor Day weekend guests of
Mrs. Rosa Bowers were her moth
er, Mrs Anna Havranek and her I
sister. Mrs. Frank Blake both of
Denver. Tuesday the three ladies
went to Norfolk for the remainder
of the week where they saw an
other sister of Mrs. Bowers, Mrs.
E. N. Anderson who is in Luther
an liospital. Mrs Bowers return
ed home Sunday morning when
Mrs. Havranek and Mrs. Blake
returned to Denver.
Mr and Mrs Esty Nelson and
Connie were in Spencer Sunday
at the Willard Rust and C. C. Nel
son homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ijiwrence Lof
qucst of Stuart spent Friday
afternoon at the Dwayne Phil
brick home.
Mrs. Alma Ehy of Ainsworth
was a guest Sunday at the Ray
Ehy home.
Mrs. Faye Pinkerman of Red
bird was a guest at the Reg Pink
erman home several days last
week.
Mrs. Harlan Parker and chil
dren of Butte were luncheon
guests Saturday at the Roy Parker
home.
Mr. and Mrs. L D. Putnam and
Bill and Tom and Steve Higgins
attended the St. Peter's church
supper at Ewing Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cronin
md family were in Cedar Rapids,
Nebr. Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fox re
turned Wednesday from a honey
moon trip to the Black Hills and
left Friday for Lincoln where they
will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Perry of
Emmet and family visited Sunday
evening at the Dale Perry home.
George Fuller left Sunday for
Vermillion, S. D., where he will
enroll at the University of South
Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Alton, Mar
lene and Gary of Portland, Ore.,
formerly of O'Neill, were luncheon
guests Tuesday at the Roy Parker
home. Gary returned to spend
Friday and Saturday with the
Parker's grandson, Jerry Oetter.
The Altons left Sunday morning
for their home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J, O’Donnell
took their daughter. Miss Rita
Ifoehne, to Omaha last week
where she will eontinue her
studies at the College of St.
Mary.
Mrs. Martha Kopp of Atlantic,
la. and her daughter, Mrs. Ray
Olsen of Odebolt, la. were guests
Saturday to Monday at the Ivan
Pruss home. Mrs. Pruss and Mrs.
Kopp arc sisters.
Mrs. Chris McGinn called on
Mrs. Faye Pinkerman at the Reg
inald Pinkerman home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Campbell plan
to drive to Austin, Minn, for the
weekend where they will meet
their son and his family, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward S. Campbell and
baby of Neenah, Wise.
The Lowell Nesbitts and Reg
Pinkermans attended a picnic Sun
day at the Lynch park for Mr.
and Mrs. Ronnie Carson and fam
ily, formerly of Lynch, here on
vacation from Phoenix, Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Peterson
and family of Neligh were guests
Friday evening following the
O'Neiil-Neligh football game at
the M. J. Baack home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Switzer at
tended a Switzer family reunion
at Brunswick Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Ruzicka
and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Herley
were in Sioux City Sunday for a
Knapp and Spencer merchandise
showing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKay and
Vicki of Chambers were supper
guests Sunday evening at the
Duane McKay home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Baker
were Labor Day weekend guests
in Hastings of Mr. and Mrs.
Ford Blakeslee.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Tomlinson
were in Atkinson Sunday evening
—
at the Laurence Rothcliild home.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Schmei
chel attended the Brown and Keys
Paha county fairs over the week
end. , .
Dan Putnam returned during the
weekend from their Martin, S. I'
ranch.
FOR SALE—Top shape Caloric
i S«” deluxe gas range. Scovle’i
Western Auto, O’Neill. -1«
Mrs. Susan Deaver and her son
Clem, who came Thursday from
Cheyenne, Wyo., returned Thurs
day to Cheyenne where Mrs
Deaver will visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkins
returned Thursday from Omaha
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kelly anc
Mrs. Chuck Fox and children were
in Miller Sunday where they visit
ed Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Fox.
Miss Nora McAuliffe and Miss
Genevieve Biglin returned tf
Sioux Citv Sunday after severa
days here at the F. N. Cronir
home,
Paul A. Nelson visited two days
•e< ntly with his parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. Paul Nelson. He was en
route from Ft. Monmouth, N. J.
to Ft. Lewis, Washington.
Mr and Mrs. John Boh am, Lin
da and John, jr., visited her fa
ther, James Boyle, last week
also in Page with Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Boyle and with Myra Fair
banks of Inman. The Bohams hac
heen on vacation in Colorado
Springs and visiting Mr. and Mrs
| George Fairbanks in White River
S. D. They planned to visit hci
brother in Nevada, Mo. Mr. Bohan
was on vacation from his job as
shop foreman at IIIC at Syracuse
| Kan.
Hospital Notos
St. Anthony’s Hospital Report
Admi sions: Sept. 8—Mrs. Gail
Muller, Herman Janzing, Miss Pa
tricia Ann Lorenz and Andrew
Gooden all of O’Neill; 9 Gary
Kirkpatrick Mrs, Larry Tibbetts
and Kenneth Hoerle all of O’Neill;
Mrs- Lewis Walters of Chambers;
Mrs. Pauline Noffko, Ew'ing. 10
Harry Graham, O'Neill and Sam
uel Burtwistle, Ewing. 11 Rich
rd J Minton, jr George Pebbles
and Mrs. Roy J. Shelhamer all ol
O'Neill and " Lura Anne- Crumly
i of Page. 12 Gayle Lea Muller
and Mrs. William Ernst both of O
neill. 13 Robert Hanley. Jan Hum
rich, Becky Jo Humrich, Mrs.
Lysle Johnson and Paul Moseman
all of O’Neill and William Con
ner of Ewing. 14—Mrs. Edward
J. Boyle and Mrs. Jannie Eppon
hach, both of O’Neill and Angela
Philbrick of Ainsworth. 15 Mrs.
Delbert Robertson and Weslie
Pinkerman, both of O’Neill. 16
, Mrs. Donald Strong, Chambers.
Dismissals: Sept. 8 Mrs. Er
nest Price, O'Neill. 9—Mrs. Ken
neth Hoerle (transferred) and Mrs.
Harry Tibbetts, both of O’Neill,
Miss Karen Ann Loock of Silen
cer and Richard Goettsch of
Grand Island. 10 Mrs. Arnie Mace
and Andrew Goeden, both of O’
Neill, Mrs. Dean Pofahl and baby
girl of Ewing and L. O. Bemhol
tz of Page. 11 Patricia Ann Lor
enz and Miss Thelma Young, both
of O’Neill and Samuel Burtwistle
(of Ewing. 12 Mrs. Gail Muller
of O’Neill, Mrs. Allan Mitchell
and baby boy of Butte, Lura Anne
Crumly of Page and Mrs. Mar
jorie Dix of Lynch. 13 Gary Kirk
patrick, Richard J. Minton, jr.,
Mrs. Donald Younie and baby boy
and William C. Luben, all of O'
Neill. 14 Mrs. Roy J. Shelhamer,
Felix Sullivan and Mrs. Lysle
Johnson, all of O’Neill. 15—Jan
and Becky Jo Humrich, Herm
an Janzing, all of O’Neill, Mrs.
Edgar Boyle of Page, William
Connor of Ewing, Mrs. I^niis Wal
ters and baby I>oy of Chumh r>
and Angela Plulbrick of Ainsworth
Lt'NDItERti MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL - Creighton
Admitted: Sept. 5-U Mrs Julia
, Wagner, Creighton; Charles A
Miller, Brunswick; Mrs. Phillip
Frazier, McLaughlin, S. 1' Mrs
Ronald Nielson, Creighton; Joseph
i Bern, Verdigro,
Dismissed; Mrs. Hannah Buss
kohl, Creighton; Susan Ulrich.
Creighton; Mrs. Otto Jedlicka and
son, Verdigro.
SACKED HEART HOSPITAL
Lynch
Admitted: George Baumeister
Butte; W. II Block, Anoka; Mrs
Bertha Bright, Butte; Mrs. Mar>
Classen, Spencer; John Dicki
Spencer; Mrs. Edith Donahue
Butte; Mrs. Lucy Hrbek, Nio
hrnra; Dr. G. B. Ira. Lynch: Erick
Oilman, Anok i Mrs. Martha
Schultz, Nailer; Mrs. Goo. Thayer
Lynch; Mrs. William Waechtor,
Verdel; Mrs. Mary Wolfe. Lynch,
Mrs. Leo Howdeshell, Lynch; Mrs
Raymond Elsasser, Spencer
Dismissed: Sept. 12 Bah>
Duane Truax, Lynch; Mrs. Don
Bare, Lynch. 13 Baby Jo Ann
Knutzen, Niobrara; Mrs George
Courtney. Jr., Lynch. 14 Mrs
Joseph Walsh, Lynch; Mrs John
Fuhrer, Butte.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL - Atkinson
Admitted: August 8 Cherj I
Lynn White of Atkinson; Don
Focken of Newport; Mrs. Ray
mond Seger of Atkinson. 9 Noble
Karr Fleming of Stuart. 10 Rich
ard Spelts of Grand Island. 11
Henry Ludeman of Newport; Jo
seph Schmaderer of Stuart. 13
Mrs Leo Urban of Chambers.
Dismissed: August 8 Mrs. Bill
Boettcher of Atkinson. 9 Mrs.
Rudy Dvorak and son of Atkin
son. 10—Mrs. Harlan Reber of
Stuart. 11 Mrs. Lawrence Skrdla
and son of Stuart; Mrs. Newell
Schrocder and daughter of Butte;
Richard Spelts of Grand Island;
Don Focken of Newport; Mrs
Lawrence Kaup and daughter of
Stuart. 13 Cheryl Lynn White of
Atkinson; Mrs. Raymond Seger
and son of Atkinson; Charles
Spelts of Rapid City, S. I).
Ford's Park
Picnic Site
Honored at a picnic Sunday at
Ford's park were Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Luber of Memphis, Tenn.
Attending were Mrs. Roy Lowry,
who they were visiting and Mrs.
Peter Mulhair, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Spencer
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Havranek and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Hull and daughter, all
of Lynch and Will Caywood. Mr.
and Mrs. Luber left on Monday
morning.
Spencer News
By Mrs. Roy Forbes
The Spencer firemen entertain
ed the grade and high school chil
dren at a wiener roast Thursday
night at the ball park. On Sun
day the firemen enteltained their
wives and families at a picnic
at Fort Randall park. Over six
ty were present.
The Adam Koenig residence was
sold at auction Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. Harold llaun of Spencer.
This well-planned family home is
one of the largest houses in Spen
cer.
John Jamber, 12 year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pamber of
Spencer had eye surgery Saturday
at an Omaha hospital.
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