Gary Fick is shown as he gives a report at the annual Government Day held for Holt county
high school juniors. The students studied county g >vernment at the Holt County courthouse. More than
4*>0 students attended.—The Frontier photo and engraving
AT
THE
COURTHOUSE
DISTRICT COURT—
A Transcript from County Court
was filed October 8 in District
Court in the matter of the guard
ianship of Joan Alice Barthel, a
minor. Leo Clinch is attorney for
the plaintiff.
Dissolution of Partnership case
of Frank James Weber, jr. vs.
Rohert D. Kenny was filed October
24 in district court. Hutton and
Hutton were attorneys for the
plaintiff.
COUNTY COURT—
State vs. Alvin Schenefeld, driv
er for Leo Janak, Winner, S. D..
no reciprocity, fined $25 and $4
costs; officer, Clifford L. Kizzire,
October 23.
State vs. James Oran Cutright,
Hastville, Mo., no reciprocity, fin
ed $10 and $4 costs; officer, Clif
ford L. Kizzire, October 23.
State vs. Alfred M. Wingert,
Creighton, speeding night, fined
$35 and $4 costs; oficer, E. M. Has
treiter, October 23.
State vs. Leon L. Urban, O’Neill,
speeding night, fined $25 and $4
costs; officer, E. M. Hastreiter,
October 23.
State vs. Harvey J. Sohotjca, O'-1
Neill, faulty brakes, fined $5 and
$4 costs; officer, E. M. Hastreiter,,
October 24.
State vs. Warren C. Helgesen, j
Omaha, speeding night, fined $10 j
ami $5 costs; officer, R. L. Gude, j
October 24,
State vs. Dwayne Hobbs, driver [
for L. A. Hobbs, Ewing, over
weight on capacity plate, fined $10
and $4 costs; officer, Clifford L.
Kizzire, October 26.
Stfite vs. Charles F. Radke, At
kinson, fictitious number plate,
fined $10 and $4 costs; officer, E.
M. Hastreiter, October 26.
State \ s. Peter Weber, jr., O’
Neill, driving while under the in
fluence of alcoholic liquor, fined
$100 and $4 costs; and operator’s
license suspended for a period of
six months, officer, E. M. Has
treiter, October 27.
State vs. Larry J. Contant, driv
er for H. H. Wisser, jr., Casper, j
Wyo., No. 1 over interior group,
fined $100 and No. 2 over interior
group (Tandem* fined $96 and $4
costs; officer, Donald F. Richard
son. October 23.
State vs. Sam Bruinsna of Sioux
Center, la., overweight, fined $10
anil $4 costs; officer, Clifford L.
Kizzire, October 28. _
Jl STICK COl ltT—
Leonard L. Peterson, operating
motor vehicle without driver's li
cense, fined $20 and $4 costs; of
ficer, Roy Rotherham, October 21.
Fred Hannink, running red light,
fined $5 and $4 costs; officer,
Chris McGinn, October 21.
Hospital Notes
ST. ANTHONY’S - O’Neill
Admitted: Oct. 20 Mrs. Larry
Tibbetts, Mrs. Mary Zastrow, both
of O'Neill; Mrs. Harold Potter,
Lynch; George Pond, Inman;
Mrs. John L. Hawk, Ewing. 21—
Mrs. Eldon Butterfield, Miss Eu
nice Van Horn, Mrs. Ella Thomp
son, Bernard Schmitz, all of O’- i
Neill, Lu Ann Ahlers, Spencer. 22
Mrs. Frank Soukup. Mrs. Edward
Gleeson, both of O’Neill; Mrs.
Carol Summerer, Ewing; Mrs.
Kenneth Caskey, Orchard; Rich
ard L. I^ehmann, Chambers. 23—
James Curran, O’Neill; Mrs. Har
vey J. Harkins, Ewing; Ann Adele
Carson, Page. 24 Robert E.
Moore. James C. Parker, Mrs.
Loretta Hynes, all of O’Neill. 25—
Kevin Sheihamer, Dennis Wells,
both of O’Neill; Norman Harley,
Chamt>ers; Mrs. Erwin Sedlacek,
Spencer. 26 Mrs. William Hanley,
O'Neill; Mrs. Owen Parks, Page;
Mrs. John Harkins, Chambers;
Mrs. Carol Summerer, Ewing. 27—
Mrs. Jennie French, Debra Nek
olite, Mrs. Frank Fritton, Mrs.
Edwin Burival, Ronald Holly, all
of O’Neill.
Dismissed; Oct. 20— Mrs. Don |
Elsberry, Eddie Boshart, Mrs. I^ar
ry Tibbetts, all of O’Neill; Mrs.
Garry Lockmon and baby girl,
Stuart; Mrs. Martin Schmidt,
Ewing; Mrs. Alma Tegeler, Page.
21 Mrs. Darrel Gillette, Cham
bers; Mrs. Harold Summers and
baby boy, Page; Wayne Cuatt,
Spencer. 22 Mrs. Carol Summer
er, Ewing; John Wright, Anoka;
Lu Ann Ahlers, Spencer. 2311.
D. GildersleeVe, Mrs. Darold Hal
sey and baby girl, all of O’Neill;
John Engelhaupt, Butte; George
Pond, Mrs. Kenneth Kestenholtz,
both of Inman; Mrs. Lyle Clemens
and baby boy. Chambers. 24—Mrs. |
Kenneth Caskey, Orchard; Mrs.]
John L. Hawk and baby boy,
Ewing. 25 Mrs. Frank Soukup;
and baby boy, Mrs. Vernon Car
penter, Kevin Sheihamer, all of I
O'Neill; Ann Adele Carson, Page.
26—Miss Eunice Van Horn, Ber
nard Schmitz, both of O'Neill;
Mrs. Harvey Harkins and baby
l>oy, Ewing; Richard Lehmann,
Chambers. 27 James Curran, Mrs.
Edward Gleeson, Dennis Wells, all
of O’Neill; Norman Harley, Cham
hers. 28 Mrs. Jane Judge, Mrs.
Eldon Butterfield, both of O'Neill;
John Reimers, Inman.
ATKINSON MEMORIAL.
Admitted: Oct. 19—Harry Heeb
of Atkinson, Makayla Svoboda of
Atkinson; Norbert Schaaf of At
kinson; Mrs. Alfred Stracke of
Atkinson, 20—Danny Fertiau of
Butte; Leon Beckwith of Emmet.
21 Alex McConnell of Atkinson;
Mrs. Vincent Osborn of Atkinson.
22 Mrs. Paul Briggs of Rose;
Harry Sorter of Atkinson. 23 —
Miss Vicky Giles of Bassett; Miss
Barbara Giles of Bassett; Dale
Steele of Bassett. 24— Henry Lude
man of Newport; Master Stanley
Richard Huston of Atkinson. 25—
Ernest Mauch of Bassett.
Dismissed: Oct. 19—Mrs. Ken
eth Ziska of Atkinson; Mrs. Ed
ivin Callahan and son of Atkinson.
0—Miss Makayla Svoboda, Atkin
son; Norbert Schaar of Atkinson;
Mrs. Alex Frickel and son of At
kinson. 21 Mrs. Frank Dister
haupt of Atkinson. 22—Mrs. Lyle
Addison and son of Atkinson; Mrs.
Opal Keating of Atkinson; Harry
Heeb of Atkinson; Mrs. Alfred
Stracke of Atkinson. 23—Mrs. Lewis
Luben of Atkinson; Danny Fernau
of Butte. 24 Miss Vickie Giles of
Bassett; Miss Barbara Giles of
Bassett; Mrs. Paul Briggs of
Rose. 25—Master S. R. Huston of I
Atkinson; Leon Beckwith of Em
met. 26 Mrs. Martha Baum of j
Stuart.
Expired: Oct. 26—Henry Lude
man of Newport.
, SACRED HEART
Lynch
Present: Oct. 26 Baby Karen
Joan Bowman of Spencer; Baby j
Karol Jan Bowman of Spencer; j
Mrs. Bertha Bright of Butte; Mrs. !
Mary Classen of Spencer; Mrs.
Ronald Crawford of Cody; Alvin
LJavm or spencer; jonn racKey 01
Spencer; Mrs. Lucy Hrbek of Nio
brara ; Mrs. John Hurd of Lynch; j
Dr. G. B. Ira of Lynch; Baby |
Mary Michelene Kolar of Monovvi; j
Mrs. Clay Mashino of Lynch; Erick
Ohman of Anoka; Mrs. William
Schulz of Naper; Mrs. Roy Stock
well of Anoka; Mrs. Martha Tingle
of Butte.
Dismissed: Oct. 22—Mrs. Vernon
Wendt of Bristow. 24—Mrs. Frank
Bata of Spencer; Mrs. Garry Wil
son of Lynch; Master Kevin Wil
son of Verdel. 25 Mrs. E. A.
Chore of Bristow; Baby Douglas
Walters of O’Neill. 26—Albert Stof
fer of O’Neill, who was transfer
red to an Omaha hospital; Miss
Madlen Peklo of Lynch; Glen
Brown of Niobrara.
lundberl memorial
Creighton
Admitted: Oct. 17-24 Mrs. Ger
ald Smith of Creighton; Gary
Kumm of Bloomfield.
Dismissed: Mrs. John Bourn of
Niobrara; Ladd Kliment of Ver
digre; Mrs. Gerald Smith and
son of Creighton.
Deaths: Berton Page of Creigh
ton; George Agler of Creighton;
Mrs. Lola Oppen of Creighton.
Amelia News
By Miss Florence Lindsey
Mrs. Lloyd Waldo and Mrs.
Blake Ott met at the home of Mrs.
Edith Andersen Tuesday evening
to plan for the UNICEF party,
which is to lie held Thursday eve
ning, Oct. 29, at the annex. All
children in the community are in
vited.
Mrs. Bob Adair, Jerry and Diane
and Mrs. Delia Ernst were O’
Neill callers Wednesday, Oct. 21.
Mrs. B. W. Waldo accompanied
Mrs. Roth of Chambers to North
Platte Friday and visited her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Smith at Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Clemens
attended the wedding of Mrs.
Clemens’ sister, Miss Deanna
Porter of Chambers to Dale Beilin
of O’Neill Sunday, Oct. 25.
TWO SALES THIS WEEK
For the sale today. Thursday, Oct 29 we will have between 1400
and 1600 head of cattle which will Include 800 to 900 yearlings
and short yearlings and 3(H) cows.
Some of the consignments are 200 cows from the Emmet Ilay
Company. These are Heretords and Shorthorns bred to black
bulls, with 6 registered bulls to be sold Immediately after the
cows; 70 head of steer calves; 80 yearling steers; 40 lightweight
calves; 52 choice Hereford calves from llcdbird; 50 whiteface
calves from Spencer; 45 heavy calves from Chambers and a |
number oi good consignments from 10 to 35 head.
Friday, Oct 30 Is our annual Black Friday sale. We will have
between 800 to 1000 black Angus calves. Also 400 to 500 head of
yearlings, ? year olds and cows Including 100 head of good breed
ing cows. These cattle will all be black Angus or Hereford-Angw
CTOHS.
O'NEILL LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHONE 2 '
Vera A Leigh Beynoldaon
Mercury for 1960 is both distinctive and functionally clean in design. The car’s soft,
smooth ride is the result of the blending of body, frame, suspension, engine and trans
mission into a completely road-tuned car. Two-barrel carburetors increase economy of
the low-friction V-8 engines. Two of the engines offer added economy by using regular
gasoline. Mercury’s spacious interiors with lowered transmission and driveshaft tunnel
afford eomfort for six passengers. Thirteen models in four series, all on 126-inch wheel
twise, are available. Pictured is the Montclair four-door cruiser (hardtop).
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