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FOR SAIE
FOR SALE—Purebred Hampshire
• nad7 Jor *«rviee.-Henn
Stalling and Son Orchard, Nebr
■ 18t
FOR SALE Entire herd of yount
Holstein cows and springer hei
rers. —John Sojka, Page 3tJ
SALE Pure bred Spotter
1 oland China boars. Guaranteed
Phone 3761, Martftt Hoffman
Spencer, Nebr. 23-30<
FOR SALE Hampshire hoars anr
gilts. Grothy long bodied, rug
ged deep hams, meat type. Sirec
by certifi(*d meat sire, Colder
G3ow reserve grand champior
1960 Nebraska State Fair, others
by AA I-ad, Baron and New Top
Plenty of new blood lines foi
former customers. Guaranteed
breeders. Double vaccinated. Ph
Hunter K-3360, John Kastor
Clearwater, Nebr. 22-27c
FOR SAI-E- Reg. Polled Hereford
Bulls. Two 2V4 and 3 years old
Proven herd bull quality—some
yearlings.—Everett Van Dover
2^4 miles east of old Opportuni
ty or 22 miles west of Verdigre,
or 16 south of Lynch. 25tl
SALT FOR SALE -K a n a p o 1 i«
$16.50 a ton; American $20.50 a
ton; white block 75c—Located 3
blocks east, 4 blocks north ol
traffic light, Everett Gorgan,
Ph. 164, O'Neill. 51 ti
FOR SALE Ear com. 1958 and
1959 crops.—Morris Graham, Rt.
No. 1, O'Neill. 22-23p
SEE US for new SPARTAN or
SAFEWAY mobile homes, 25%
down, 5% int.; up to 84 months
to pay. Write or phone Contois
Motor Co., Neligh. 30tl
FOR SALE—Bronze, house mail
box, bird cage and high chair
All good. Phone 247W. nc
OUR BULLS are YOUR BULLS
WE PURCHASE the best bulls, pay
all expenses for up-keep and give
you the herd improvement that
you need at a cost you can’t af
ford to turn down. Call 470,
Duane Gray at O'Neill. 20tfc
FOR SALE- One 16 guage Ithaca
(Lefever Hitro Special) double
barrel shotgun. New custom
stock and forearm. Excellent
condition. See Bruce Rehberg at
the Frontier. tfc nc
FOR SALE—Heavy duty under
slungs with or without beds
ready to go, also axels, tires,
rims, etc.—Gerald O'Connor, At
kinson, phone 2194. 19-28c
FOR SALE 3Vt to 6 lb. spring
roosters, $1.00 live or $1.25 dress
ed; heavy hens, 75c live or $1.00
dressed Eugene Sobotka, Route
1. O'Neill, Phone 43, Inman.
23-25c
MOBILE HOMES
The new 1961’s are on the lot
AS MUCH AS $700.00 DISCOUNT
on 1960 models still in stock
Stop and see our fine selection
of New and Used
We Trade — Finance — Deliver
Open Everyday
In the O’Neill vicinity see
Clarence Johnson
Elms Court, O'Neill
Contact Us Today
MILLER TRAILER SALES
Albion, Nebr. Phone EX 5-2170
19tfc
On large size loans, I can loan
Money at 6% interest, R. H. Park
er, O'Neill. Nebr. 3tf
MACHINERY
1
; L.
- -
150 FarmaU M " ' U
47 Farmall M ^
i 53 FarmaU H
50 Farmall H <t •?di o
5 54 Super H u . ,
, 42 John Deere B '*
50 Farmall C *n,sU;
Farmall 450
FarmaU 400 .«
IHC 24 picker
f IHC 2M picker ° ^ f
2 Row Gt skker »■>
1 Row Woods picker
1 Row GI picker
John Deere 101 picket
Triumph motorcycle, like new
50 Jeep station wagon ' *
1 Howard Rotov$tor, Oke new ,
IHC No. 30 shelter
Letz PTO mill " *
Knoedler PTO mlU
Bearcat mlU with table
t Wards miU with table
50T IHC baler ‘
Kosch harvester, used one season
i Several used loaders
SHELHAMER
EQUIPMENT CO.
O'NEILL. NEBR
IHC — Gehl — RCA Whirlpool
: FOR SALE: High quality ApeH
} 1959 Hereford Bulls. Extra
backs Kieth Abart - ONeUl,
Dercy Abart - Emmet 31 tl
WISCONSIN'S FINEST DAIRY*
CATTLE
Shores’ Certified FYesh anZT ~
Swiss. Giew^jSd Holers
Pay your bills, stdp your wornbi
Yearlings 195.00 up. Delivered
Travel Refunded, Premiums
New loads at Shores, Neligh
Ph. TU 7-4060 oe-TlL7-4*0
14t!
' MAKE PATTON’S BEN Franklli
, store your candy and nuts head
quarters. Always fresh. 27 tfi
1. FOR SALE Eight three year ok
J rams. John Dienes, I mile eas
rJ of Orchard. 23]
; SEE—E J. (Skip) Shane at Atkin
son for sewer, drainage, clanr
, j work, basement excavation anc
road work.
1 5G-23p
I FOR SALE- 300 bushels ear com
—Jim McDonald, ph. 564R22, O’
^eill 23f
FORSAI.E~sToo” 10:00, 11 rOO tire;
I for hay sleds with a libera
guarantee, reasonably priced.—
Gerald O’Connor, Atkinson, South
Pat’s Body Shop, phone 2194.
__19-28<
! REGISTERED- Hampshire boars
G<xxl meat type boars, vaccinat
ed for Erysipelas, Cholera anc
Leptospirosia. Guaranteed. Six
miles south, one east, V< north
of Atkinson.-John N. Wenner
jr., Phone 6036, Atkinson.
23-24c
FOR SALE—Baled second crop
alfalfa James Mullen, Atkin
son 23p
LOW COST INSURANCE—And
prompt claim service. Virgil
I*aursen Agy., O'Neill.
lOtfc
FOR SALE -Twenty registered
Hereford cows Webb Napier,
Ewing, Ph. TO 3-2893, Orchard.
23-25p
FOR SALE—Ten Hereford bred
cows and ten heifer calves*—S.
R. Robertson, O'Neill. 22tl
FOR SALE -Storm windows, doors,
screens, other windows and
glass. I also repair windows.—
Ralph Beckwith. O'Neill.
23-25p
GOOD USED- Shotguns and rifles,
for sale, will trade or buy. See
EJven Hamilton, Ewing, phone
. 133. 23-24p
FOR SALE
G. I. and Farmrite cornpicker
parts
Prestone and Zerex. $1.69 per
gallon by the gallon, case or
truckload
New Deal Oil Co.
In Went O’Neill
| 23-26c
FOR SALE —One row GI com
picker and heavy duty Ms horse
power electric motor, both in
good shape, 200 round bales of
first cutting of alfalfa.—P. J.
Frost, Atkinson. 23-24p
NEW and USED^
MACHINERY
1— 1956 Oliver 88 deisel
1 1952 WI) Allis tractor
2— New IHC rye drills
4—Used me rye drills
2— Farmhand loaders
3— WC tractor pickers
1—John Deere 227 picker
1—Ford picker, WD mountings
1—A C grass head for cutter
Du-All loaders
Cleveland Farm Supply
Orchard, Nebr. Phone 113R
21-23c
FOR SALE—B e a u t i f u 1 flower
bulbs—daffodils, crocuses, hya
cinths, narcissuses, tulips and
muscari. For fall planting priced
at 66c a package. From 4 to 15
bulbs per package. Patton’s Ben
Franklin, O’Neill. 21-23c
We Have Em !!
★ USED CARS
★ USED TRUCKS
* USED MACHINERY
* USED TRACTORS
For the Best Deals- See us First
W. H. David
IV 2 3362 Chambers
19-24c
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CAT
TLE—Allis Chalmers, D-14 trac
tor, used 1,100 hours, wide front
and, large tires, wheel weights
and cab.—S. R. Robertson, O'
f Neill._ _18tfc
FOR SALE—We have on hand first
and second calf Holstein heifers,
fresh or heavy springers.—
Arnold Thiele, Clearwater, ph.
HU 5-3200. 17-24p 25-42c
MACHINERY
JJX 12 ft. rake
John Deere tiller
Farmhand loader
COMBINES
JD. 65
M. H. 7 ft
-,- l
USED TRACTORS .
J.D. Model 60, 1955
J.D. Model 620, 1968
J.B., B, 1950 '
J D„ A, 1944
J D., G. 1949
J.D., B, 1943
MACHINERY * 1
Mowers, All makes
Chemicals ! 1
jl » r it . , .
Harry R. South,urjp. I
Phone 562 O'Neill
■ > 'R*T for Sole
FOR SALE—Seven room house and
barn. 3/4 mile southwest of |t»
mg. to -be moved* Joe Kaetor.
Ewing, phone 3F14 22-24p
i FOR SALE-Home across stree
• >. east of Lutheran church, $9 000
Kleth Abart 22-23«
I TOR SALE res hay land
t southeast of Spence r.—Kletl
i Abart, O’Neill. 20ti
FOR SALE—Two one bedroom
houses—will sell separate or
together —Kieth Abart, 321 West
Clay, O'Neill. 12tfc
MONEY TO LOAN On homes,
farms and ranches Low interest,
prompt service. Virgil Laursen
O'Neill. lGtfc
| FOR SALE OR RENT Small 2
bedroom house, closed in back
I porch, partly modem with gas.—
' Phone 376, O'Neill. 23-24p
On large size loans, I can loan
Money at 5% Interest, R. H. Park
er, O'Neill, Nebr. 3tf
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Two bedroom modern home In
Bristow. Fully Insulated, full
basement, oil furnace heat,
house is in good condition In
side and out. Also double
garage situated on double lot
In good location out of flood
area.
Business opportunity also of
fered In the Mobil tank wagon
service. Both house and business
available or buy each separate.
Contact:
MELVIN JOHNSON
Box 127 Phone 7542
Bristow, Nebraska
19-23c
FOR RENT
FOR RENT- Three bedroom home
with 2 full bathrooms. This is a
large living quarter in a nice
neighborhood. Easy to heat, clean
and convenient. Address is 630
East Fremont St., $63 per month.
I also have a choice lot for a
home size 85x90 with water and
sewer piped in for sale at $900.00.
—Neil B. Ryan, O’Neill. 23c
FOR RENT—Rooms! Night, week
or month. Air conditioned, clean,
good beds, Nieely decorated.—
Hotel O’Neill, Phone 364, Mr. and
Mrs. Stowell. 23p
City Loans on business buildings
or residence property, See R. H.
j Parker, O’Neill, Nebr. 49tf
FOR RENT-Halva’s Electric
Shop. Call 630, O’Neill. 22-24c
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment
at 129 E. Clay.—Mrs. Marie
Crook. 21-23c
WANTED
HELP WATED—For bake shop and
kitchen at the M and M Bakery
and Cafe, O’Neill. 20tf
WANTED—Quality Hereford feeder
cattle for our “Select Hereford
Feeder Sale” October 17. Contact
- -Kieth Abart, sale manager or
O’Neill sale barn or any mem
ber of Holt County Hereford
Breeder Ass’n. 22-25c
WANTED—Custom ensilage chop
ping with two row chopper, and
two hydraulic dump wagon.—
Write William G. Hansen, Ancar
Rt., O’Neill, Nebr. Phone 2F13.
21-23c
WANTED Lady for cleaning one
day each week —Call 416-W, O’
Neill. 23p
WELL DRILT1NG and well and
windmill repair. - Write Box
562, phone 553-J.
SPRAGUE WELL CO., O’Neill
3 blks W & 3Mt blks N stoplight,
WANTED!
DRY CLEANING
OF ALL KINDS
Ideal Cleaners
Phone 775-W for Pickup
and Delivery!
47ctf
I Farm Loans. See R. H. Parker,
O’Neill. Nebraska.4»tf
L. GuthmiHer
Half Block East of
Texaco Station
SPECIALIZING in all kinds of
automobile, truck and tractor
repair. Acetylene welding
LAWN MOWER repairing. Also
repair parts for Lawson — Reo
— Clinton.
WANTED—Night waitress from 6
prn. to 1 am—Candy m
WANTED: Serum pigs: Loading
days, Monday. Tuesday , and
Thursday each week.—Dwrine
Lockmon. Stuart, ph. 3741. tf
WELL DRILLING
For Farm and Domestic Weils
Call 721 or come to—
Kelly's Well Service
S Blks. south of the New Deal
on Station—O'Neil]
50 tf
DONOHOE CONST. CO.
CAT—SCOOP—DOZER
Doraor Elevated Grading
John E. Donohoe, Phone 447-W
O’NEILL. NEBRASKA
=f=3±==E?
WE DON’T WANT ALL THE bus
iness—Just ocours.. Eatton s Ben
Franklin. O’Neill. tfc
WANTED-- Young married man
for general ranch work.—Write
v 60, route I O Neill. ™
WANTED—W aitress for short
hours. The M and M Bakep’
and Cafe, O’Neill. 23c
"WE"
DON’T WANT
“AIJ/* THE HI SIN ESS
We just want “YOURS”
PATTON’S
BEN FRANKLIN
23tl
Ml
i WANTED—New and used car
salesmen. Robertson Motor to.,
O’Neill, Nehr_23c
V\ ELI. ES 1'AH *iSl IK11 Retail f trtn
supply business handling well
known products. Small capital
needed. Write box TH, c-o The
Frontier. 5m
NEED MONEY
We make quick cash loans on
automobiles and furniture.
See us also for your insurance
needs.
Central Finance Corp.
O’Neill Phone 14 Nebr.
_ 21tfc
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MISCELLANEOUS
WE HAVE FARM, RANCH and
home buyers. Notify Virgil Laur
sen today if you are thinking
about selling.—Virgil Laursen
Agency, O’Neill. 13tf
AUCTIONEERING
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Private Listings and Auctions
Auction Service
LONG TERM LOANS
ED THORIN
PHONE 207 O'NEILL
IS YOUR insurance costing too
much? Are you properly insured.
—See Ed Thorin, agt., O’Neill,
Nebr. 34tf
LOST & FOUND
STRAYED Yearling steer and
heifer. Ear notch in right ear.—
Tony Asimus, O’Neill. 23-24c
NOTICES
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
Notice Is hereby given that the
D. O. and Larry Schaffer
ranches and the Lee ranch will
be positively closed to all hunt
ing during the I960 and 1961
seasons.
Larry Schaffer
Harvey Hanson
_22-24c
CARDS OF THANKS
I WISH TO THANK all the many
friends and relatives who sent me
cards and gifts on my birthday.
I did surely appreciate everyone
of them.
John M. Grutsch
23p
I WISH TO THANK all my friends
and relatives for their visits, their
cards of good wishes and the many
other kindnesses shown me during
my recent illness. Their thoughtful
ness will never be forgotten.
Richard Minton
23p
WE WISH TO THANK our relatives,
friends and neighbors for their ex
pressions of sympathy, the floral
offerings, memorials and other
acts of kindness shown us.
A special thanks to Rev. Mina
Smith, the girls who sang, Ameri
can Legion and members of the
Odd Fellow lodge. Our apprecia
tion cannot be adequately exprea
sed
The Earl Leist family
atr
WE WISH TO EXPRESS our sto
cere gratitude and thanks to all
who sent messages of sympathy
masses, flowers* food sad for all
other acts of kindness shown ps
during the recent loss of our loved
one.
Mrs. Mark Muff and Family
r Brothers
—p
|-Legal Notices-]
(First put>. Sept. 22, I960)
Julius D. Crotun, Attorney
No. 44*4
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY, NEBRASKA. f
ESTATE OF JAY O. WALKER,
DECEASED.
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA, '
TO ALL CONCERNED
Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed for the
probate of the will of said de
ceased, and for the appointment
of Gordon L. Gay as Executor
thereof, which will be for hear
ing in this court on October IS,
1960 at 10 o'cloct-a.m.
(COONTE T Hurts W. Reimer
COURT Couhty
SEAL) Jutfee
' -H-24C
Bowling
Bowling Stand mgs.
for Men’s Leagues
STREAMLINE LEAGUE
W L
Methodist Men 6 3
Pepperuppors 5 4
Redbird Warriors 5 4
Fehr's Trac. & Equip. 5 4
Dankert’s Warrengas 5 4
Pfister Hybrids 4 5
Bowes Seal Fast 3 6
Page Oilers 3 6
Lawrence Rouse, Bowes Seal
Fast, 244 and 537.
Methodist Men, 854 and 2,304.
VARSITY LEAGUE
W L
Old Home Bread 9 3
Dick's Bar 8 4
Johnson Jewelry 7 5
O'Neill Cleaners 614 5V4
Drayton Elevator 61s 5Vs
Hamm’s 5 7
Dodd’s Oil 3 9
Shelhamer Oil 3 9
Ten Berry, Drayton Elevator,
195 and Don Franklin, Old Home
Bread, 195; Gordon Drayton,
Drayton Elevator, 512.
Drayton Elevator, 831 and 2361.
ROUND UP LEAGUE
W L
Bazelman’s Service 9 3
Prouty’s Cagers 814 3Vi
Ye Olde Farmers 7 5
Blue Chips 7 5
Haymakers 5Vi 614
K. of C. Red 4 8
J. C. Maybes 4 8
Clearwater Motor 3 9
Ben Bazelman, Bazelman's Ser
vice, 197 and 523.
Haymakers and Bazelman’s Ser
vice, 775; Bazelman’s Service,
2294.
SHAMROCK LEAGUE
W L
Virg. Laursen Ins. 14 2
Shonka Agency 10 6
O’Neill Nat. Bank 10 5
Scovie’s West. Aufto 10 5
Atkinson Teachers 6 7
Farmers Store 6 7
Van Vleck Motor Oo. 5 8
O’Neill Lockers 3 9
Elroy Leib, Van Vleck Motor,
201; Vern Carpenter, Virgil Laur
sen Ins., 536
Virg. Laursen Ins., 826; O’Neill
Nat’l Bank, 2369.
BEEF LEAGUE
W L
Sam’s Bar 9 3
Wick's Body Shop 8 4
Page Oil Co. 7 5
Earley Oil Co. 7 5
New Deal Oil 7 5
Mac’s Bar 4 6
O’Neill Auto Supply 3 9
Foree Tire Co. 3 9
Gene Bird, Early Oil Co., 209;
Floyd Hershiser, Earley Oil Co.
543.
Earley Oil Co., 816; Earley Oil
Co., 2346.
CLASSIC LEAGUE
W L
Knights of Col. Green 9 3
Ten Pin Lanes 7 5
VFW Post 926 6 6
Ideal Cleaners 5 7
Legion Gold 5 7
Cudahy Hams 4 8
Fritz Cilg, Knights of Colum
bus Green, 209; Louis Bartos,
VFW Post 926 , 523.
Knights of Columbus Green, 860
and 2397.
Women’s League Standings
BOOSTER LEAGUE
W L
Caterpillars 9 3
Dick’s Bar 7 5
Ten Pin Lanes 7 5
Nite Owls 6 6
O’Neill Auto Supply 5 7
J. M. McDonalds 5 7
Hunt’s Plumbing 5 7
Town House 4 8
Marie Graham, Dick’s Bar, 166;
Dorothy Yantzi, Dick’s Bar, 454.
Dick's Bar, 682 and 2,044.
STRIKETHES LEAGUE
W L
The Toppers 8 4
Pinkenman’s TV 7 5
Gill espies 7 5
Seven Up 7 5
Page Oil Co. 6 6
Candy Bill's Cafe 5 7
Coca Coda < 4 8
Checkerboards 4 8
Donna Rowse, Seven Up, 167
and 448. ■>
The Toppers, 650; Gillespies,
1900.
MUOREITE LEAGUE
W L
L & R Cafe 10 2
Orchard Implement 8 4
Ed -ilhorin-Auotioneer 7 5
First National Bank 6 6
Harry R. Smith Imp. 6 6
Mekina’s Powder Puffs 5 7
Pin Pals 5 7
Ducky Strikes 1 11
Margaret Barrios, First Nat’]
Bank, 202 and 466.
First Nkttooal Bank, 709; L A R
Gale, 1990.
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Dorsey News
l !li ■ t
By Mrs. Harold Osborn
— '
Friends Plan Surprise
On Sunday a group of friends
surprised Miss Marlyn Graham.
All brought food and had a
cafeteria dinner at the Graham
home..- r
>■ Mrs. Wilbur Mitchell baked
and decorated the birthday oake.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Gordan Barta and Evelyn, Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Crawford and
Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. Ceeil MiD
Itr and family, Mickey Miller)
Results
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hiscocks,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborn and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mitchell.
The afternoon was spent visit
ing, playing horse shin's and
Marlyn entertained with several
accordian numbers.
Mr and Mrs Buss Greene of
Lynch were supper guests at the
Hamid Osborn home on Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kuzicka at
tended a lodge meeting in Omaha
over the weekend. They also cal
led on their son. Frank anil fami
ly
Mr. and Mrs. A W Aim and
Jo Ann were O'Neill shoppers
Saturday.
Miss Beverly Carson drove up
from .Lincoln on Saturday to visit
home'folks,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brady sr.,
were callers at the Gordon Barta
home Monday.
A group of friends and neigh
bors gathered at the Marvin
Drobny Iwme Monday evening to
help Marvin celebrate his birth
day.
The men in this township have
been busy putting in culverts.
Mrs. Harold Osborn attended a
meeting at Bassett on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Orton Young was a busi
ness caller at the Harold Osborn
home on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barta
and Evelyn called on the William
Kala's in Verdigre on Friday eve
ning.
Mrs. Roy Oole was a caller at
the Roger Rosenkrans home on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rosenkrans
took several young folks to Burton
for a young people’s rally on
Monday evening.
John Derickson was an O'Neill
business caller on Thursday.
Mrs. Lloyd Brady and Mrs.
Albert Carson attended work
shop in O’Neill on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Axberg
and family visited at the R. L.
Hughes home Sunday.
Mrs. Leta Miles and Linda of
Lincoln were visiting in this
community over the weekend.
Callers at the Osborn home Sun
day evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Leukens and son, Miss Jean
Leukens and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Svatos. . . „
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindberg
were visiting at their daughter's
home Saturday, the Roger Rosen
krans.
Chambers News
By Mrs. E. R. Carpenter
LEGION MEETS
The county meeting of the
American Legion and Legion
Auxiliary which met at the Le
gion Hall in Chiumbers Monday
evening was well attended. Re
presented were Stuart, Atkinson,
O'Neill, Page and Chambers.
Larry Swanson, who represented
Boy's State at Lincoln in June
gave a very fine report of his
trip and activities. Stanley and
Tom Lambert sang two duets.
County commander, Mike Coday
of Atkinson was in charge of the
business session. A film was
shown of tl»e Stuart firing sq'jad.
Each organi2ation held a separ
ate business session after which
lunch was served and a social
hour enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lidgett and
sons attended the funeral Sun
day of her uncle, Lay Randall at
Huron, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Medcalf of
Alliance came Sunday to visit his
mother, Mrs. Will Medcalf and
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Medcalf.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Medcalf
visited their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mir. and Mrs. Allen Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. Norman .Med
calf and family in Atkinson Sun
day.
Mrs. G. H. Grimes departed
Monday for McCook where she
will attend the state council of
home demonstration clubs.
Bride-to-be Honored
A shower honoring Mis* Jean
nete Urban was held Saturday af
ternoon at the Methodist church
parlors. A short program Con
sisting of a dialogue and accord
ian selections was presented. Par
ticipating were Miss Joyce MLk
kelson as the bride, Miss Judy
Thomson as the bridegroom,
Mrs. Leonard Peterson who fur
nished the music and Mrs. Clar
ence Sanderson who read the
script.
Assisting the bride in opening
gifts were her mother, Mrs. Leo
Urban also Mrs. Glen Grimes and
Mrs. Bernard Grimes. I/inch was
served 'by relatives and friends
of the couple.
Miss Urban’s marriage to Rich
ard Grimes will take place Oc
tober 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred HtHl of
Omaha spent Sunday, Sept. 25th
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Blair and grandmother
Mrs. Widden.
Herman Schipman and sister.'
Anna spent the past weekend vis
iting their brother-in-law and sis- ’
ter, Mr. and Mrs. George Grim
at Ulysses -
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Clouse and
family of near Bartlett spent Sun
day evening with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Leon Hertel.
Mrs. Everett* Jarman returned
Friday from Omaha where Ae.
had spent a week with her son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Ringle and daughter, Karrie.,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott were
evening callers at the Vem Wil
kenson home. ?
Mr. arid Mrs. Vem Wilkenoon*
visited ja the Ralph Blair ho*iej
3unda^_ afy’rnpqp. _ _ ^ »
Mr ami Mrs. Milan Welke
and two daughters «f Ewing wa
ited Sunday, Sopt, 25th in the
home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs Harry Scott and with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr and
Mrs. Al. Rockford and family.
Miss Duma Welch of Kenne
wick, Wash, left Wednesday, Sept
21 for home after spending over
a month with her sisters, Mrs
Virgil David and Mrs. Earl Da
vid ami families.
Will, Earl and Lyle David
lioyd Waldo and Dennis Werner
left Wednesday for Riverton, Wyo
on a hunting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert OUemiiok
and infant son moved Tuesday,
Sept 27 into the Edward house
in the east part of Chambers. The
Olu mUeks oatne here from Kear
ney about a month ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geiser of
Lincoln spent from Thursday un
til Saturday with her brother,
Charles Grimes and wile and
sister and Imsband, Mr. and Mrs
T. E Newhouse.
Mrs. William Turner and Mrs
Wayne Stevens of Chambers ac
companied by Mrs. Vannie New
man of O'Neill and Mrs. James
Coventry of Inman went to Nor
folk Seikember 20 on business.
Mrs Valo Edwards returned
home Saturday from a week's vis
it with tier son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Ed
wards ami famUy at Winner, S-D.
While there they drove to Sheri
dan, Wyo. for a day’s visit with
her sister.
Sunday dinner guests in the
John Honeywell home were Mr.
and Mrs Verle Tuttle and Mr
and Mrs. Roland Tuttle and
children of Clearwater, Mrs. Dean
Ott of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs.
Elwyn Rubeck and Kathy, Mrs.
Charlotte Honeywell, Mrs. Erna
Tucker and Mrs. Anna Albers,
all of Chambers. ITIie occasion
was Mrs. Rubeck s birthday an
niversary.
Afternoon callers were Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Rubeck of Wayne, Mr.
and Mrs. Loyd Rubeck and Mrs.
Milford Coats, Lynda and Char
les, all of O’Neill and Mrs. Lou
is Walter of Chambers.
Sp. 4 Leonard Wintermote came
Saturday from Ft. Riley, Kan. to
spend a couple weeks with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everette
Wintermote and Arthur and hro
Uver ami Hsfer-in-i*w, Mr. ami
Mrs. Lloyd Wintermote,
Leo Wintermote ami son ami
daughter inlaw, Mi and Mrs
Roy Wintermote id Eldorado,
Kan came Saturday (or a few*
day’s visit with his brolher and
sisterdn-iaw, Mr. ami Mrs. Ever
ette Wintermote ami Arthur.
Deloit News
By Mr* II. Kelmur
Philamae Hujy upset in a car
east of the Deloit school on Tues
day alter noon, Sept 20 The car
was badly damaged but she re*
ceived only minor injury. Jt was
thought that the foot feed stuck,
eaus.ng the accident.
Some road construction » being
done south of the Ktvieval store
We had several showers of rain
last week It was of benefit to
the small grain and pastures.
Still no frost damage.
Mrs. G A. Bauer and Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Funk attended the fun
eral for Mark Muff ah*-*O’Neill
on Tuesday Burial was at O’
Neill.
The bowling club spent Sunday
evening in Norfolk Tile Bill
Gibbs children and the Keith
Bartak boys spent the night at
the L. L. Bartak home.
Mr, and Mrs I.. L. Bartnk vis
ited at the Duke Moore ranch
liome recently.
Mr. anil Mrs. Glenn Harpster
and sons were Sunday dinner
guests at the Web Najiier home.
Mrs. Maude Lawrence of Blair
was also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer
and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Larson
and Larry Larson of Fort Knox,
Ky. and Lyle Larson of Norfolk
jr. college were .Sunday dinner
guests at the Don Larson home.
It was 33“ here on Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tom jack >
spent Sunday at the Jean Ray
home in Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reimer at
tended the fall festival at Inman
on Saturday and the teachers re
ception there on Monday evening.
Booth-Carpenter
Vows Exchanged
In O'Neill Church
The First Methodist church of
O'Neill was the setting for the
wedding of Miss Joan Booth of
Rapid City, S. D. and Charles
Fred Carpenter of Rapid City on
Saturday, Sept. 24. Hie Rev.
Glenn Kennicott officiated at the
2 p.m. ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Irene Booth of O’Neill and
the bridegroom’s parents are Mr
and Mrs. Fred L. Carpenter of
Buffalo, N.Y.
Duane Booth, brother of the
bride, sang, "fiecause” and "The
Lord’s Prayer.” accompanied by
Mrs. Reed Herley at the organ.
Hie altar was decorated with can
delabra on either side of a large
bouquet of white gladioli.
The hride was given in mar
riage by her uncle, Harley Booth .
She appeared in a floor length
gown of white lace and tulle
over taffeta. Hie ’fitted bodice
featured a scalloped sabrina neck
line accented with sequins and
seed pearls and bridal sleeves.
The bouffant skirt, worn over
hoops, was styled of tuMe accent
ed with appliques of lace and laqe
panels down the sides. Her el
bow length veil of imparted
French illysion was Md in place
by a crown (ft pear*'end Na
quins. The bridal bouquet was
held in place by a crown of pearls
and sequins. The bridal txfcKfUeV'
was a cascade arrangement of
white pompons surrounding a
"-eorsage rti pink roees. Her r«ly
V
jewelry was a ,pair of pearl ear
rings. .... . t-.. i ■ L
Mrs. Duane Booth of Creighton
was the matron of honor. She
wore a sleeveless dress of sal
mon pink lace over taffeta. Mias
Judy Booth of O’Neill and Mi*
Judy Carpenter of Buffalo, N.Y.
were bridesmaids. They w^r e
dresses fashioned of salmon pint
chiffon over taifeta with be 1
sleeves and sabrina neckllqei .
Die bride’s attendants wor e
matching headpieces of velv< t
leaves and short VtftlS. Their bioti
quets wei*e huge white chryspi •
the mums with' salmon pink rib
bons.
Diane 3indelar and Jim Booth
were the candle lighters. Th< y
wore blue robes with white qa ••
nations. *** '**' -
Duaqe Booth of (Jreighton. wi s
the best man. George Kilcoi'n < 1
Norfolk and Jerry Kilcoin of t ’
Neill were usberf j Die men !i f
the wedding party wore diu k
blue suits with white camatic n
bautonniera. • V
A reception was held' at tie
Town House.
Mrs. Carpenter is a gradua e
of the O'Neill High school ai d
the National School, of Business. n
Rapid City.; Shf is employed (n
Rapid City. Mr. Carpenter
tended , the Niagara Falls L_
school, Erie County Tecnnkal
‘ '&itute and South Dakota
of Mines. He is stationed at
wort^ Aif> Fo*)f^ base
Die brMe eho#4' a grey
and blue shirtwaist blouse
black accessaries with a
rose corsage for traveling,
couple Ivin be' it home at
■ Jtodwon Blvd., Rapid City, after
a wedding trip to Denver, Coio