Bowling Results Men's League Streamline League * L Pfister Hybrids 11 7 Kefirs Trac & Equip 11 7 Redbird Warriors 10 a Methodist Men 9 9 Peppcruppers 9 9 Page Oilers 9 9 l milker is Warrfngas 8 10 Bowes Seal Fast 5 13 High Scores: Jack Everett, 233 and 610; Pfister Hybrids, 829 and 2375 Varsity League W L Old Home Bread 15 6 Dick’s Bar 11 10 Johnson Jewelry 13 8 O’Neill dinners 9Vk life Shelhamer’s Oil 10 11 Hamm's 9 12 Dodds Oil 8 13 Drayton Elevator 8^ 12Vs High Scores: Tom Cronin, 236; Torn Cronin, 603; O’Neill Clean ers, 808; O’Neill Cleaners, 2346. Hound l p l^igHr W L Bazelmans Service 17 4 Prouty’s Cagers 134 74 Ye Oide Farmers 13 8 Haymakers 124 84 Blue Clups 10 11 K of C Red 8 13 J. C. Maybecs 6 15 Deloit Farmers 4 17 High Scores: Vern Gorgon, 213; Louis Bartos, 531; Buzelman’s service, 801; Bazelman’s service 2316. Shamrock League W L Virg. Laursen, Ins. 19 9 Scovies Western Auto 18 10 Shonka Agency 16 12 O'Neill Nat. Bank 13 15 /Atkinson Teachers 12 16 Van Vleck Motors 12 16 O’Neill Locker 11 17 Farmers Store 11 17 High Scores: Roy Gilg, 218: Roy Gilg, 550; Shonka Agency 858; Scovie's Western Auto, 2463 Bi-cf League W L Page Oil Co. 14 7 Sam’s Bar 13 8 Wick’s Body Shop 12 9 Mac’s Bar 10 11 Early Oil Co. 10 11 New Deal Oil 10 11 O’Neill Auto Supply 8 13 Foree Tire & Supply 7 14 High Scores: John Brady and Bob Buriva), 213; John Brady, 578; Foree Tire and Supply, 903; Mac's Bar, 2547. Classic League W L K of C Green 14 7 Ten Pin Lanes 14 7 Ideal Cleaners 11 10 VFW Post 926 8 13 Legion Gold 8 13 Cudahy Hams 8 13 High Scores. Fritz Gilg, 204 and 525; Cudnhy Hams, 832; Ten Pin Lanes, 2268. Women’s League Rooster league W L Caterpillars 16 5 Dick’s Bar 14 7 Ten Pin Lanes 11 10 Hint’s Plumbing 11 10 Nite Owls 10 11 O'Neill Auto Supply 9 12 J. M. McDonalds 8 13 Town House 5 16 High Scores: Jo Wilson, 179; Jo Wilson and Marie Graham, 477; Hunt’s Plumbing, 716; Dick's Bar 2072. Strikettes League W L Page Oil 13 8 The Tappers 12 9 Pinkerman’s TV 12 9 Gillespies 12 9 Coca Cola 11 10 Checkerboards 10 11 Seven Up 8 13 Candy Bill's Cafe 6 IS High Scores: Olive Tomlinson 167, Marcelene Schwager, 430, Pinkerman’s TV. 683; Gillespies 1922 Majorette League W L L & R Cafe 13 8 Ed Thor in Auctioneer 13 8 Orchard Implement 12 9 Mekina’s 11 10 Pin Pals ’ 11 10 First National Bank 10 11 Harry R Smith 10 11 Lucky Strikes 4 17 High Scores: Myrtle Miller, 168; Joanne Wecker, 477; Melcina's Powder Puffs, 666; Ed Thorin Auctioneer, 1898. Rosedale News Carol Mahlendorf Phone 7374 Mrs. Carl Anderson visited at the Herman Landholm home Tnursday morning. Margaret Junnson from Sun shine Bible Academy spent the 1 weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ivan Johnson and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bridge and fam.ly of Chadron visited at the Harry Mahlendorf home last weekend. Mrs. Dorothy Johnson and La vonne and Hev. D. Elroy Ander son were Saturday evening cal lers at the home of David Land holm. Beverly Anderson from Wayne State Teachers College spent the weekend with h r par tnts, Mr. and Mrs. Richard An derson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mahlendorf, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Allen and fam ily of Fremont, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bridge and family of Chad- i ron, Mr. and Mrs. Hikko John son of Emery, S. D., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mahlendorf, Leonard and Carol, Darleen Johnson and Ronnie Witherwax were Sunday 1 dinner guests at the Duane Mali lendorf home in honor of Carol I Mahlendorf’s birthday. Afternoo: callers were Mr. and Mrs. Georgd | Kopecky and family and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Nelson and family. | LADIES AID The Ladies Aid held their meet ing Wednesday afternoon at the Rosedale Covenant church. Mrs Oliver Nelson was program chair man. The topic was on mission aries and the Missionary banks were turned in. Mrs. Duane Mah lendorf and Mrs. Herman Land holm were hostesses. A large crowd attended the fun eral of John W. Johnson Satur day. Those from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White and family of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schultz and family of Mag nolia, 111., Dr. and Mrs. Marlin Johnson and family of Bismark N. D., Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Lar sen of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton Johnson of Wakonda, S. D. Elof Lantz of Winner and Mrs Morgan Lantz of Ideal, S. D. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Gustafson and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Greenwall of Wausa. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mahlendorf visited at the Harry Mahlendorf home 9unday afternoon. The Rosedale school attended the fire prevention meeting at Butte and Spencer Friday after- ' noon. | SEE KROTTER'S fORl NEW 1961 PONTIACS, BUICKS, AND GMC TRUCKS AND PICKUPS I GUARANTEED USED CARS AND TRUCKS The following used cars are all recent trade-ins, or will be j coming in on 1961 cars in the near future, and can be available | shortly. ,1959 Pontiac 2-Dr. Catalina Sedan , 1958 Pontiac 2-l)r. Catalina Hardtop 1957 Hudson 4-Dr. Hornet (Complete with power) 1958 \ -8 Ford 6 Passenger 1-Dr. Station Wagon (Very Clean) 1955 Pontiac Custom 2-Dr. Star Chief Hardtop 1955 Oidsmobile 2-Dr. Sedan (Clean) 1956 Pontiac 2-l)r. Hardtop 1951 Jeep 4-Wheel Drive */a Ton Pickup, Stock and Crain Box 1953 Chevrolet 1 Ton Truck with Crain and Stock Box fcvJAL 1 New 1960 Pontiac 4-Dr. Catalina Sedan still on i hand. This is the best buy for the ear owner who does not trade ' often, and still wants to get into the new car or late model class. I NEW AND USED MACHINERY ON HAND New, New Idea 2-Row Pull-type Corn Picker (Special Price) Used IHC 1-Row Corn Snapper (Good Condition) Used New Idea 2-Row Picker Used Massey Harris 14’ Combine with Com Head (Corn Head can be purchased separately for any 90 or 92 Mil Combine) Used MM Model E Corn Shelter Massey Ferguson Tractors * New Idea Horn Loaders New Idea Manure Spreaders New Massey Harris Model 82 Combine with 14’ Head. 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