Venut News
By Mrs. Ralph HruokSoiuw* r
Mr and Mrs. Delbert Boelter
of Creighton and Mr and Mrs
Elmer Alder and family of Em
mett were Sunday. December 6
visitors at the home of Edna
Boehar.
Mrs Boelter was a patient at
the Neligh hospital from Monday
till Friday. Mr and Mrs Delbert
Boelter operated the Walnut tele
phone swt tih board during this
time,
Mr and Mrs. F. E Pierce at
tended the board of directors
meeting of the Nebraska School
Improvement association at Lincoln
Monday
Mr and Mrs David Darr and
family of Lincoln were last week
end guests at the home of the
later's parents, Mr. and Mrs H.
J. LeMasters
Mr. and Mr3. Ora Caskey and
twins were Saturday evening visi
tors at the Harry Caskey home.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Caskey
and daughter returned Saturday
from Spirit I-akc, la., where they
visited the later's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs Al-1
vin Strope.
Wendell Strope shelled corn at
the Harry Caskey and Ralph
Brookhouser farms Monday.
Mr and Mrs Ora Caskey and
twins were Sunday visitors at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Porter.
Shirleen Kay, the infant daughter
of Mr. and Mr* Larry Pilar.
Center wa* baptized Sunday at
the Venu* St Paul* Lutheran
church by Rev Walter Seefeldt of
Orchard
Sponsor* were Mr and Mr*
Richard Cook, aunt and uncle of
die little miss.
TTu* pilars were guests of Mr
and Mrs Cook that day.
Sunday Mr and Mrs Rena
Boelter and family of Lynch and
Mr and Mrs Floyd Butterfield erf
Atkinson visited at the later's
sister and brother-in-law s home
Mr. and Mrs. James Pod any and
Clayton and Richard
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Caskey
% isited Monday evening at the
of her mother. Mrs Mabel
Bennett and Ned Bennett, who will
leave this week for camp after
spending a furlough with his
mother and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Harry Caskey
were Verdigre visitors Tuesday
afternoon
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Butterfi Id
visited at the hom<* of Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Caskey Sunday and
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Bmokhouser
were Tuesday visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Finch were
Monday evening, December 7 vi
sitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Finch.
The Perry Adams, jr., farm
home which has been vacant for
the last couple of years since Mr
and Mrs. Adams moved to the sr.
Adam’s farm home was purchased
and moved by W W Strop*' and
sons recently to the farm where
Mr and Mrs Wayne Strop* will
live.
Mr and Mrs James Podany cal
led at the H J I ^Masters and
Max LeMaster, Ralph Brookhouser
and Fred Uhlir homes Tuesday.
Word was received here of the
death of Mrs Harold Pospeshils
mother on Thursday, December 3
She resided at Sioux City,
Mrs Lavada hrnest accom
panied Mrs Ralph Brookhouser to
Creighton Saturday. December 5
Mrs Otto Mitties. Mrs Clarence
Finch and Mrs Ralph Brook
houser were among those that at
tended. the Qmstmas party at the
home of Mrs Paul Wegner.
Creighton
Mrs. Frank Zila of Creighton,
mother of Mrs Mervin Strope jr., 1
is recovering from a stroke she
suffered recently She is a patient
at an Omaha hospital.
holt County
Board Proceedings
O'Neill. Nebr.
Oct. 30, 1959
10:00 A M
Holt County Board of Supervi
sors met as per adjournment. All
members present Meeting called
to order by the Chairman. Minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and approved as read.
The Finance Committee reported
that the fees of the various County
Offices have been remitted to the
County Treasurer, as required by
IflW I
Motion by Dierking, seconded by
Smith, that due to a clerical error,
the levy of School District No 3
be changed from 1.14 to 11 4 for
tax purposes for 1959. Motion car
ried.
Motion by Ernst, seconded by
Landreth, that the following War-,
rants be cancelled Motion car
ried.
Buis Memorial Home Old
Age Assistance Fund $100.00
L u E 1 1 a Titterington Old
Age Assistance Fund $ 70.00
Motion bv McConnell, seconded
by Hood, that the County Clerk be
given permission to exchange U.
S. Treasury Bond No. 11429 of the
First National Bank, O'Neill, Nebr.
Motion carried.
11:00 A M. On motion the Board
adjourned up'1' 1 00 PM.
O'Neill, Nebr.
Oct 30. 1959
1:00 P.M.
Holt County Board of Supervi
sors met as per adjournment. All
memhers present,
adjourned unti1 Nov. 16; 1959 at
aadjoumed until Nov. 16, 1959 at
10:00 A M. Motion carried.
Frank Cronk
CHAIRMAN
Kenneth Waring
COUNTY CLERK
O'Neill, Nebr.
Nov. 16, 1959
10:00 A M.
Holt County Board of Supervi
sors met as per adjournment. All
mem'ers present. Meeting called
to order by the Chairman. Minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and approved as read.
Motion by Smith, seconded by
McConnell, that the following
Claims be a’lowed and Warrants
Western Republican Valley Herefords
-Will Sell
55 BULLS 55
Horned Herefords
THEDFORD, NEBRASKA
Livestock Sales Company
MONDAY. DEC. 21
Size Breeding Gainability Conformation Light Color
From These Herds
Marvin Mills Gilbert Ochsner
St. Francis, Kans. St. Francis, Kans.
Keller Herefords Chris Ferguson
St. Francis, Kans. St. Francis, Kans.
Harry Schlepp Thad J. Douthit
St. Francis, Kans. St. Francis. Kans.
E. J. Keller FJS Herefords
St. Francis, Kans. Haigler, Nebr.
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ordered drawn on the General
Fund m payment of same. Motion
carried.
Rob Bottorff. blood test for
for alcohol content ..— 7 J6
Bancroft Whitney Co., of
fice suppll— 1-37*,
Bob Bottroff, blood test for
alcohol content -- ' ^
Dolores Boyle, salary- 210 00
Bncker Business Eqpt. Go.,
office supplies 4
City of O'Neill, Water De^
part merit . 18 ®,
Consumers Public Power
District, electric ser
vice _ —-—- 144.92
A B, Dick Products Co , !
office supplies_ 5-41
Harlan A lherking, mile
age _ 40 80
Clarence Ernst, salary 137 50
Walter Pick, mileage for
attending redistricting >
meetings —.- 13.321
Alice L. French, salary 383.331
Alice L. French, mileage 56 48
L. G. Gillespie, bond fees 330.00
Grahams ,-66" Service,
supplies for courthouse 1 40
Oscar Grunke & Herman _ !
Grunke, right of way __ 75 00 j
J. Ed Hancock, salary 383 33 j
J Ed Hancock, Co. Treas.,
postage 17.001
Esther Harris, postage 6 25 |
Alvin H. Heese. Vet. Ser- i
vice Officer, mileage 8 96
Helen Ann Johnson, salary 210.00
Kansas Nebr. Natural Gas
Co,, gas service for court
houie 122.65
M. V. Landreth, salary 137.50
Joanne Lansworth, salary 235.00
Howard D. Manson, salary 366 66
Moore Noble Lumlier Co.,
f^mairs: fnr rmirthnilSP 7.14
Moore Noble Lumber Co.,
Auto Gates for Right of
Way for Road 270.00
James Mullen, mileage 32 70
Nora Mullen, salary 235.00
Eli McConnell, salary 137.50
Eli McCbnnell, mileage 47 12
Norfolk Office Eqpt., of
fice supplies 19.58
Northwestern Bell Tele
phone Office, telephone
services . 250 03
Ponton Agency, Insurance
premium 60.00
Louis W. Reimer, Co.
Judge, postage 8.00
J. P. Riley, tearing out
fence on Right of Way 28.00
Ophelia Sessions, salary 235 00
Sheridan County Treasurer,
Quarterly County Funds
to meet expenses of Dis
trict Probation Office 12.40
St. Anthony's Hospital,
blood test for alcohol con
tent 2.00
Leo S. Tomjack, salary 308.33
Leo S. Tomjack. mileage 123.12
Leo S. Tomjack, jailor fee 46.50
Leo S. Tomjack, prisioner
board 168.00
Mrs. Leo S. Tomjrck, ma
tron fee 62.00
Joyce Waller, salary 108 00
Kenneth Waring, salary 383.33
Wm. F. Wefso, salary 383.33
Wm. F. Wefso, Co. Asses
sor, mileage & expenses
to Convention 82.20
West Publishing Co., of
i fice supplies _ 30.00
John L. Blair, salary 191.54
Bob Bottorff. blood tests
for alcohol content . 15.00
Bricksr Business Eqpt. Co.,
office supplies _ 14.95
Cobbs Mfg. Co., office sup
plies 35.00
Frank Cronk, salary 137.50
Frank Cronk. mileage 58.54
Harlan A. Dierking, salary 137.50
Dudleys, cleaning services 15.84
Clarence Ernst, mileage 26.40
Edw N Flood, salary 137.50
J. R. Freeman Chemical
Uo., supplies ror coun
house ---- 228.61
Alice L. French, postage 15.83
Norman Gonderinger. ser
vices as Special County
Attorney 20.00
William W. Griffin, salary 283.33
Hammond & Stephens Co.,
office supplies 75.00
Esther Harris, salary 260.00
Alvin H. Heese, salary 333 33
Holt County Extension Ser
vice 280.55
Holt County Independent,
subscription fee for paper
for Welfare Office 2.50
Clara Kirkland, salary 210.00
Klopp Printing Co., of
fice supplies 52.79
M. V. Landreth. mileage 20.56
Ludi Printing Co., tax re
ceipts , 79503
Howard D. Manson, Clerk
of District Court, court
costs 90.15
Moore Noble Lumber Co.,
coal for annex 464.90
Virginia Morrow, salary 235 00
James Mullen, salary 260.00
Frank C. McClanahan,
M.D., blood test . 6.00
National Rehabilitation As
sociation, membership
dues for one year _ 5.00
for annex . 64.95
for annnex 64.95
Ixtuis W. Reimer, salary 416.66
Charles Richter, salary _ 285.00
Neil Ryan, right of Way 465.00
Servall Towel and Linen
Supply Co., towel service
for courthouse 10.85
Walter A. Smith, salary 137.50
Walter A. Smith, mileage 44.72
Spelts Ray Lumber Co.,
sander & edger rent 6.00
Stephenson School Supply
Co., office supplies 120.82
Leo S. Tomjack, Costs of
Advertising on Sales not
confirmed on Old Age As
sistance Forclosure 53 01
i University Publishing Co.,
office supplies ..._ 6.61
, Kenneth Waring, County
Clerk, postage 11.31
Western Typewriter Co., of
1 fice on rent machine 10.00
• Ailene Wilkinson, salary 235.00
Motion by Flood, seconded by R
Dierking, that the following claims
be allowed and Warrants ordered
drawn on the Road Fund in Pay
ment of same. Motion earned.
Delbert Anson, labor 301 25
Bernts Auto Service, parts 15-10 *
John Bonenherger, hauling n
clay 301.00
Ed Brandt, labor 297.50 b
Central Supply Go , parts . 28 00 b
Coast to Coast Store sup- d
plies 19.97 r
Atkinson Sand & Gravel 1
gravel 525 00 t
Karl Bernt, labor 260.00
John Bonenherger, hauling
gravel 124 23 1
Elden • Butterfield, hauling
caly 329.00
Chambers Independent 1
Telephone Go., telephone
8.85 \
Norris W. Coats, supplies 7-27 \
Consumers Public Power
District, electric service
for County Shed — 2.00 J
Davis Oil Co., supplies 52 42 C
Durre Service Station,
supplies 308 65 (
Fehrs Tractor & Eqpt. I
Co., parts 54.17 1
First National Bank, ma
chinery payment . - - 361.25 J
Galyen Motor Co., supplies
repairs & repairing eqpt. 120.99 '
Grahams ''66' Service, sup
plies 58 M
Hargadon Eqpt. Co., parts 10.58
Edwin Hoerle, supplies — 7.85 1
A1 Holbrook, labor 260 00 I
Island Supply Welding Co., i
parts 12.85 i
Island Supply Welding Co.,
r * 01(1 1
jjcu i 1
Keating Implement Co., <
parts 33.41;
Wm. E. Kelley, labor 312.50 H
Tom King, hauling clay 281.75
Max Kunz, labor 53 90
Mattson Repair, repairs
and repairing eqpt. — 19.30
Miller Service, supplies 155 03
Moore Noble Lumber Co.,
supplies 6.90
Lyle McKim, labor 152.00
Nebr. Tractor and Eqpt.
Co., machinery rental 293.11
Niobrara Valley Electric
Membership Corp.,
electric service for
County Shed — 2.66
Asa Norton, hauling clay 316.75 j
Page Oil Co., supplies 157.10 j
V K. Peterson, repairing
eqpt. 4.13
Rays Service, supplies 54.62
Fred Roberts, labor 232 25
Frank J. Schaaf, hauling
gravel 85.75
S e r v a 11 Towell & Linen
Supply Co., towel service
for County Shed 3.20
Spelts Ray Lumber Co.,
lath 3.50
Frank Tracy, labor 329.33
Frank Tracy, parts 4.50
Erven Van Cleave, hauling
clay 327.25
Wheeler Lumber Bridge &
Supply Co., supplies 19350
Construction Service Eqpt.
Co., parts 89.55 j
Continental Oil Co., sup
plies 479.03 I
Dankert Service, supplies 102.71 i
Frank Peterman, labor _ 65.00,
Earley Oil Co., supplies .. 302.67 j
Fehrs Tractor & Eqpt. Co.,
parts 34.49
TTircf National nlr m;i
chinery payment 430.52
Force Tire & Supply Co.,
tire 92.14
Floyd P. Gettert. labor 209 00
Gillette and Son, supplies 33.29
Ronald Haake, labor 314.40
Hilco, Inc., parts 72.50 j
Donald Hoffman, tractor
hire 16.00
Holt County Noxious Weed
District, brush weed kil
ler 77.90
Kansas Nebr. Natural Gas
Co., gas service for
County Shed 16.55 !
D. A. Kersenbrock, diesel
fuel 36.98
Wm. Krotter & Co., sup
plies 5.61
! I/ihaus Motor Co., repairs
& repairing services 15.66 j
A. Marcel lus Chev. Co.,
parts 7.35
Missouri Valley Machinery
Co., parts 47
Tony Mudloff, labor 352.30
Nebr. Tractor & Eqpt. Co.,
parts 47.50
Nebr. Tractor & Eqpt. Co.,
parts 91.33
Nebr. Tractor & Eqpt. Co.,
parts 24.57
Northwest Electric, repair
ing services 19-95
Northwestern Bell Tele
phone Co., telephone ser
vices 33.25
Herman Orsbom, hauling
clay 329.00
V. K. Peterson, repairing
eqpt. . 64.78
Pollack Sand & Gravel,
gravel 696.70
Fred Roberts, labor 82.50 j
Frank J. Schaaf, hauling
clay 329.00
Calvin Seger, labor 359.30
Richard Shain, lat>or 323.75
Shaw Oil Co., supplies 164.85
Stuart Light Plant, water
& electric service for
County shed 3.25
, C. W. Trobaugh, labor 203.50 J
Ivan L. Wayman, labor 306.88
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ay Withe rw ax, hauling
day 329.00
O’Neill, Nebr
Nov. 16, 1959
1:00 PM.
Holt County Board of Super* i
irs met as per adjournment. All
iemt>ers present.
Motion by McConnell, seconded
y Ernst, that the following Claims
a allowed ami Warrants ordered
rawn on the Bridge Fund in pay
lent of same Motion carried
Id Brandt, labor 12 50
entral Supply & Eqpt
Co., bridge supplies &
sign posts 752 85
[amik Standard Service,
supplies & repairing
eqpt. 562
leating Implement Co.,
parts 52 05
I’m. Siebort, labor 195 80
i'heeler Lumber Bridge
& Supply Co., bridge re
pairs 75 85
oe Burda, labor 184.80
lontinental Oil Co., sup
plies _. 139.15
’.alyen Motor Co., gas 133 16
>an Hurley, labor 210 10
"rank Johnson, labor 258 70
ohn Osborne, labor 124.30
Ipelts Ray I .umber Co,
bridge lumber 4022.10
Vheeler Lumlier Bridge
& Supply Co., bridge
lumber 1368.00
Motion by Smith, seconded by
Hood, that the following Claims
>o allowed and Warrants ordered
lrawn on the Road Bridge Fund
n payment of same. Motion car
ted.
larrison Bridge, supplies 4 40
Clark Bros, Transfer,
freight charges 2.00
Continental Oil Co., sup
plies 53.70
Eehrs Tractor & Eqpt. Co.,
parts 1
Eloyd P. Gettert, labor 24.50
\’m Krotter & Co., sup
plies 7.19
C,yle McKim. labor 34.00
Northwest Electric, repair
ing services 6 00
Central Supply & Eqpt. Co.,
signs _ - 92.50
Morris Coats, supplies 6.44
Earley Oil Co., supplies 4 51
Eehrs Tractor & Eqpt Co.,
parts 33.22
Chas. Jensen, work on ele
grader _ 700
A Marcellus Ches Go., re
pairs and repairing eqpt, 23.48
Motion by McConnell, seconded
by Dterking that the following
Claims he allowed and Warrants
ordered drawn on the Mail Route
Fund in payment of same. Mo
tion carried.
Elden Butterfield, hauling
gravel 11 80
Floyd P. Gettert. labor 12100
Tom King, hauling gravel 112.00
Asa Norton, hauling gravel 112 00 1
Pollack Sand & Gravel,
gravel A hauling gra\el 1285 20
Ray Witherwax, hauling
gravel - 112 00
John Ronenherger, hauling
gravel 10150
Hill Sand & Gravel,
gravel 420 00
Wm. Krotter A Son. gravel 1082 12
Herman Or*born, hauling
gravel 11200
Frank Schaaf, hauling
gravel _._112 00
Erven Van Cleave, haul
ing gravel 112 00 j
Motion by Ernst, seconded by
Flood, that the following Claims
be allowed and Warrants ordered
drawn on the Medical Fund in
payment of same. Motion car
ried
Dr. L. E. Alkire 6 00
Aid to the Disabled 51 75
Blind Assistance Fund 70 19
DeVoy Rexall Drug 70 17
Grant Nursing Home 46 76
Hoffmeister Nursing Home 75.00
Johnson Drug 25.30
Link Ding Store ... 5 25
Mrs. Charles McMillan 22.50
Drs Ramsay & Pisar 114.65
Schultz Drug Store 49.10
Daisy Taylor 58.63
LuElla Titterington 15 50
Dr C D. Williams 3.00
Drs. Wilson and Waters 86.00
Dr Robert Anderson 3.00
Mabel Iloies 51.99
i Dr. George Carstens 12 00
Dr D L Fletcher 26.00
Christine Hoffmeister 25.48
Jensen Drug 31 68
Drs. Keown A Muffl 4 00
Maude Martin 16.57
Old Age Assistance Fund 532.00
Thad E. Saunders 70.00
St. Anthony's Hospital 10.06
Mrs. Doris Tenborg 17.50
Mary WeUler . 8 50
YUson Drug store 169 85
Motion by McConnell, seconded
>y Landreth that the following
Claims be allowed and Warrants
irdered dravtn on the Unemploy
ment Relief Fund in payment of
same Motion earned.
Administration Fund 425 t9
James Newman 25.00
Mrs Roy Thurlow 25 DO
Moore Noble l-umlier A
Coal Co .'4 50
Newport Lumber Company 3.02
Motion by Ijindreth, seconded
by McConnell, that the following
Lpase Agreement 1h> adopted. Mil
lion canned
RESOLVED, that Holt County
enter into a County Lease Agree
ment with Missouri Valley Ma
chinery Company, of 401 North 12th
Street. Omaha. Nebraska, for a
period commencing on the 10th day
of November. 1959 and ending on
ti e 30th day of June 1960, upon the
terms and conditions contained in
a proposed draft suhmitte 1 and
considered by the members at said
Meeting, and I further certify tbnt
tiie within County 1 .ease Agree
ment was executed by the County
Board at the County Court House
of Holt County, and that the same
was signed by a majority of tiie
members of said County Board 1
hereby further certify that the
budget adopted by the County foi
the current year contains an ap
propriation for payment of the
rentals due under and pursuant to
the within County I .ease Agree
ment and that the following: Kdw.
N Flood M V Landreth. Clarence
Ernst, Frank Cronk, Harlan A
Dierking, Walter A Smith and Fli
McConnell, are the duly elected
members of the County Hoard of
said County and that a copy of
the foregoing I .ease was filed with
me this 16th day of Novemlier at
I 00 o’clock at i’.M, and duly re
corded in the Official Records of
this County, as provided by law.
Kenneth Waring, County Clerk
4:00 P.M. On motion (lie Hoard
adjourned until Nov. 30, 1959 at
II :<X) A.M.
Frank Cronk
CHAIRMAN
Kenneth Waring
COUNTY CLERK
Public Sale
I'm Overstocked !!! Attend This Auction For Real
Bargains!
Friday, December
Sale Starts At 1:00 p.m.
Westinghouse conventional washer
Westinghouse Automatic Washer
Maytag Automatic Washer
3 Gas kitchen stoves
Croquet set
Rock-Ola Juke box
4 Electric refrigerators
Gas refrigerator
Mangle, automatic
4 Chrome dinette sets
!3 Wood dinette sets
3 Dining room sets
2 Dining room tables
i writing desk
3 Kitchen cabinets
2 buffets
5 Occasional chairs
16 Odd chairs
Hide-A-Bed
6 rocking chairs
Studio couch
2 Wall mirrors
Electric grill
2 Floor lamps
6 Complete beds
2 Electric irons
Bird Cage
Clothes closet
__
2 Bed frames ^
Kitchen stools %
Maytag Deep-freeze §
Roll-away bed I*
4 Kerosene stoves |
Coal and wood stove, large |
3 5' x 10' Snooker tables, complete |
2 Baby strollers >
17" Television, new tube
Portable wood clothes dryer |
Baby crib, mattress and spring |
Treadle sewing machine
18" Ventilating fan with Va motor
cement oiock making machine
2 55 Gal oil drums with spigots
Battery charger
Small gas heating stove
3 Complete overstuffed cafe booths
3-Speed phonograph
2 Electric kitchen stoves *
2 Apartment size Gas kitchen stoves ?
3 Drop leaf kitchen tables
2 Matching settees
Battery type radio
Double hot plate ,
2 Storage type kitchen tables i
4 Bedroom dressers with mirrors 5
Plaastic covered sleeper •
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Terms Cash
Pete’s Furniture
I O'Neill' Nebraska |
IV2 Blocks South Of The Stop Light on West Side Of Slreet. |
Col. Wally O'Connell, Auctioneer Ec! Murphy, Clerk I *
