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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1959)
26 13,800 ( I : i n ( n ( ra 28 17,510 < I : m t in 29 7,586 ( y,t < 11 ( III 30 5,170 ( I •* ( C ( HI 31 ,9.460 ( I ( n ( ra 32 12,700 ( I ( n ( ra 33 11,875 ( I ( n ( ra Total $203,492 ( I ( n ( ra 17 $59,810 ( I ( n ( ra 18 15,550 ( I ( n ( ra 19 43,402 ( I ( II ( ra 25 6,630' ( I ( n ( ra 26 13,800 ( I ( n ( ra 28 17,510 ( I ( n ( ra 29 7,585 ( I ( n ( ra 30 5,170 ( I ( n ( ra 31 9,460 ( I ( n ( ra 32 12,700 ( I ( n ( ra 33 11,875 ( I ( II ( ra Total ( I ( n ( ra 2. That the contract and perform ance and maintenance bond of th< Missouri Valley Construction Com pany be approved and Ihe May or and Clerk be authorized to sigr said contract for the furnishing of labor, materials and equipmen required for the construction ol Paving and such other work tha' may he incidental thereto in Pav ing Districts numbers 17, 18, 19 25, 26, 28, 29. 30. 31, 32 and 33. The foregoing resolution havinf been read, Councilman Hiatt sec onded the motion for its passage and adoption and after consider tlon thereof the Yeas and Nays were called on the passage of said resolution and the following Coun cilmen voted YEA and in favor of the passage of said resolution McIntosh, Reynoldson, Hiatt, Jan ousek, Moore, Heeremann anc Gleeson The following voted Nay none. The passage of the resolu tion having been concurred in In Atkinson News Mr. and Mrs Brice Bfaziel o Lincoln spent the week end ir Atkinson visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs. Alfred Kazda. Wher they returned to their home, Mrs Kazda returned to Lincoln wit! them for a few days. Alfred Kazda drove to Lak< Andes, S. D. Friday on business Mr. and Mrs. Emil Colfacl spent last Friday evening in At kinson. They visited their son Denton who has been admitted t( the Atkinson hospital and at th< home of Mr. and Mrs. Willianr Wefso. Kent Braziel of Lincoln, son o Mr. and Mi’s. Brice Braziel, has spent the past ten days visiting his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Kazda. ’ 11,818 56 13 599.55 13.015.3J "r. jnh" cob »nj<rnr> 1 ; - 14.T65.16 16,858.92 15,840 2( ' ' • ' S I . , r" 'in... -v , ... 6.387.48 7,322.85 6.892 25 fai.- . , 4,394 99 5,092.90 4,793-1! . v . 8.035.64 9,287.37 8.687 8J 10,886.46 12,581.79 12.023.0C 10,134.48 11,712.55 11,011.80 171,394.50 196,218.94 184,886.60 D.M.B. Diamond Missouri Construction Enigineer. Valley CO Co. Constr. Co 54.380.00 54,388.50 52.521.50 52,530.00 47,706 60 56.504.00 15,273.63 14,888.82 14.535.90 14,151.09 12,321.32 16,116.75 43,053.98 42,238.97 41,087.15 40,272.74 35,032.12 45.300.50 6,469 03 6,420.54 6,224.80 6.176.31 5,497.57 6,748.15 13.920.90 13,301.54 13.373.30 12,763.94 11,442.80 14.535.30 17,011.04 16,761.68 16.199.60 15,950.24 13,972.56 17,938 40 7.424.50 7,298.92 7.065.40 6.939.82 6.034.65 7,834.90 5,145.15 5,020.23 4.918.35 4,793.43 4,189.45 5.404.35 9,423.00 9,135.87 8,995.65 8,708.52 7,636.90 9.911.40 12,831.16 12,617.01 12,263.95 12,049.80 10,533.99 13.479.40 11,847.80 11,582.00 11,315.45 11,049 76 9,639.80 12,456.20 196,961.99 193.654.19 188,194.25 185,385.65 164.077.76 206,206.05 a majority of all mom I tod to the Council was by the Mayor declared passed and adop ted. Passed and aproved this 1st day of September, 1959. D. C. Schaffer Mayor Attest: O. D. French City Clerk (SEAL STATE OF NEBRASKA ) COUNTY OF HOLT ) ss CITY OF O'NEILL ) I, O. D French, the duly elec ted, qualified and acting City Clerk of the City of O’Neill in the County of Holt in the State of eNbraska, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and com plete copy of resolution of the Ci ty Council passed on the 1st day of September, 1959. O. D. French City Clerk Mrs. Opal Keating was admit ted to the Atkinson Memorial hos pital on last Thursday evening for treatment of poisonivy, which she received while out gathering dried materials for winter lx>u i quets. Emil Colfaek and son, Denton i were in Freeman, S. D. on busi ness Saturday. ■ Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Carlson and son, Scott of Crofton spent Sat ; urday night and Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William , Wefso. Sunday afternoon the Carl i sons and the Wefsos visited with Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brown in O’ Neill. The Carlsons returned to their home in Crofton Sunday eve ning. •Miss Lois I’uckett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Puckett s|>ent the weekend with her par ents in Atkinson. 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Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Cblfack in | Atkinson were. Mr. and Mrs. Ros coe Gordon of Manson. la., Mr. and Mrs Carl Colfack and family i of O’Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Emil | Colfack and family of Atkinson : and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Colfack and family of Newport. A group of Extension club pres I idents and their representatives met Tuesday evening at the home of Atkinson Center chairman, j Mrs. Marian Roberts in Atkinson to make plans for Achievement Day. which will be held October IS) in O'Neill. The Atkinson Center is one of the groups which will prepare a booth for selling fancy breads at the activities. Mrs. Katherine Johnson went to O'Neill Monday to spend a few days visiting her sister, Mrs. Ag ]nes Heeb. .Mr. and Mrs. turner .ncuurg and Mr. and Mrs. Ldtwrence 1 .of quest called at the Frank Claussen home near Naper Sun day afternoon. Enroute home the .McClurgs visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doming north of Stuart. The Golden Key 4-H club met Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rothchild in Atkinson for the last meeting of the season. There were 18 members present, each answering roll call with, “What we would like to use our money in the club treasury for.” It was decided to use the money for a Halloween party and to send interested mem bers to 4-H camp next summer. They will have their party on No vember 1. the place to be decid ed later. New officers were elected and installed are as follows: Mrs. Dale Barnes, leader; Dolores Vin zenz, president; Jim Thorpe, vice president; Ronnie Barnes socre 1 tary; Bill Thorpe, reporter and Jeanie Prussa and Frank Prussa, recreation leaders. The next meot : ing will not lie until spring. Mrs. Fred Roberts entertained i her Sunday school class at a party and wiener roast Sunday evening at her home. This was j the Junior class of the Presby j terian church and the following young people attended: Barbara \ Soger, Gary Evans, Judy Fare well. Shirley Miller, Janet Gar wood. Tommy Tingle, Joe Wilson, Bernard Anderson and Dwayne Lauridson. After the wiener roast I games were played. Faye Nilson of Hadley, Minn, j visited at the home of his sister ' and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roberts and his parents, the Clyde Nilsons Sunday evening enroute to Kearney where he has employ ment. Dean Gokie and a group of young people narrowly escaped injury Sunday evening when the car which they were driving went out of control at the west edge of Atkinson and rolled over. Dean i is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Connie I Gokie. His car was badly damag ed. O'Neill Locals Mr. and Mrs. Jack Haggerty, Bernice Frazeur and Mrs. Susan Kubichek arrived Friday evening from Casper, Wyo., find spent the weekend at the Kieth Abart and Ed Hancock homes. They return ed on Monday. Dale, Alice and Roger Ventei eher of Norfolk are spending the week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sauser. Mose Gaughenbaugh of San Francisco, Calif., spent the past week visiting relatives and friends at O'Neill and Atkinson. Wednesday Mr. Gaughenbaugh, Mrs. Clarence Gilg and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ziska spent the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh at Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Robert son returned September 30 from a 30-day trip through the eastern states, Canada and at Oklahoma City and BenkJeman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamik were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hamik and family at O’Neill. They helped the twins celebrate their first birthday. Deloit News By Mrs. Harry Reimer M> and Mrs. Cliff Lodge and family and Mrs. Lodge of Peters burg visited at the Lambert Bar ! tak home Monday evening. Mrs. Alice Lodge who has been vis ! iting in Wisconsin remained for a few days at the Bartak home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schmi ser and fairfily attended Ak-Sar ■ Ben at Omaha last week. Mrs. Lambert Bartak took her mother, Mrs. Lodge, to her home in • Elgin on Wednesday. Mr. nd Mrs. Ralph Tom.jack called at the Earl Schindler home on Tuesday evening. The I >eloit Pinochle club met Thursday afternoon at the Frank Miller home. Election of officers i-esultcd as follows: Mrs. L. L. Bartak, President, Mrs. Charles McDonald, sec-treas. Mrs. E. L. Si- son won high score, Mrs. Frank Bohn low and Mi-s. Charles Mc Donald traveling prize. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Morris were overnight guests on Wednesday at the L. L. Bartak home. They were enroute to their home in WTahoo following a hunting trip to Wyo ming. Mr and Mrs. Stanley Bartak left Thursday for Denver where they will visit their son, Jack, who is in service there. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Larson spent Sunday evening at the Hen ry Reimer home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer, Helen Martens of Atkinson and Mrs. Marvelene Garwood and son of Spencer attended the Hawaiian tour get-together at Blair on Sat urday evening. A 6 p.m. dinner was served at the First Lutheran ' church after which pictures taker on the trip were shown. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimers ! spent Saturday night at the Don Starr home in West Point. 1110' also visited at the Madsen home in Blair. Mr. and Mrs Gene Kurpqweit and family have moved from Mrs. Stotts farm to their farm near his parents Mr and Mrs. Marcus Pierson and family from Washington are going to move from Ewing to the | Stott farm. • A number from here are plan ning to attend the corn picking contest near Neligh on Thursday ‘ Clarence Schmiser and Pete Paul : sen from here are entering. Stuart News By Mrs. Herb Simla While playing Saturday Dick Skala had the misfortune of cut ting the end of his first finger off. Mrs. Neil Hamilton and fam I ily and Mrs. Earl Chaney visited ! in Ainsworth Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Chaney. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Wes Cobb were Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Gillette of Chambers and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Zwiebel of Glenwood Springs, Colo.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jansen and Wayne. Lynette and Donna llamik spent | the w eekend with Diana Kirsch at ! Burke, S. D Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. John Stuifbergen and family of O'Neill. The TPM club met at Mrs. Or ville Paxton's on Tuesday after noon. Prizes'were won by Mrs. Ella Cobb, Mrs. Art Runnels, and Theresa Levi. Mrs. William Wew el was a guest. Lunch was serv ed. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Berry en tertained at a card party Friday evening at the Sand Creek school house. Eight tables of cards were at play. George Minning won men's high, George Hitchcock men’s second high. Mrs. George Minning won women’s high and Mrs. John Sweet second high. The next card party will be giv en by Mr. and Mrs. George Kci del. The next club meeting will I be at Mrs. George Minnings on October 15 and Mrs. Alois Schma derer will be the hostess. All members are requested to bring a Christmas gift idea to the next club meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cowles re turned home Wednesday after spending a week visiting their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Doolittle in Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gettman and family of Norfolk spent the week | end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGrew of Stuart. Joan Gibney returned home with the Gettman's to spend a week The Night Birthday club met at the home of Mrs. Don Krotter on ; Monday evening. A dessert lunch ■ eon was served. The prizes were won by Mrs. Ann Ramm, Mrs. Dwaine Loekmon and Mrs. Wilbur Moon. Mrs. Dana Bigelow and Mrs. Karl Weichman were guests. BROWNIE SCOUTS— The Brownies had their regular meeting with 2? members pre sent. Colors were advanced by Barbara Skala and Sheryl Myers. We read the good deeds we had done during the week and showed the pictures we drew of the fire truck After the meeting we play ed a game of Bingo with 'TJttle ' Rascal” cards. Barbara Skala then served us cookies that she helped make, ~ --; Paul Shierk INSURANCE AGENCY O’NEILL, NEBR Insurance of AD Kind* — NAME THE MYSTERY PERSONALITY WIN THE WNAX FAMILY FORTUNE FOR CLUES AND DETAILS LISTEN TO WNAX-570 - Over $2,000 In Prizes RCA Whirlpool Washer-Dryer RCA Victor H-Fi Stereo Phono 25 LP records 2 Wards Riverside Nylon Snow Tires Wards Western Field Shotgun Lueien Piccard Wristwatch Ranvick Stnrset Nylon Rug Kitchenaid Portable Dishwasher Tappan Range McGregor Golf Bag Parker Lawn Sweeper Iona Mixall Electric Mixer Westinghouse Roaster-Oven West Bend Flavo-matic Perco. Collier’s World Atlas Spruce Electrical Manicurist $25.00 Savings Bond from Won der-Brite Car Cleaner Ungar Heavy Duty Soldering Kit. Ungar Snippy EJectric Scissors A boys and girls Columbia Thunderlxdd Bicycle Lux Electric Calendar Clock Hermes 3000 Typewriter Wear-Ever Aluminum Allite Cooking Set Eclipse Duo-master Rotary Lawn Mower West Bend Electric Skillet Four pair U. S. Rubber boots _ LET'S ALL GO DANCING SUNDAY DON SHAWS FIVE O'NEILL LEGION CLUB See You Sunday, October 11 9:00 p.m. Adm. $1.00 p Bring the KIDDIES! FUN for a/I the FAMILY!| ymM jnn%-.jr f U ' ' 1 •' , I 'y* j | with exclusive Uljl In SATURDAY, OCTOBER lOth Free Coffee & Cookies Served 10:00 A. M. to 5:00 p.m. Seigler Factory Representative On Hand All Day To Help You and Tell about Soigler '• ■*' *».T| ’■!<'' i,i?, '‘ *“ WSUmFr? m.ltSOff . .! . . , |iO.,«M4v'i3^«
