FOR SALE
<ALT FOR SAIJl-K ana poll f
$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. 51tl
FOR IjOW COST Hail insurance
see Kieth Abart. Ttfc
i'll.-_
FOR SALE -Allis Chalmers baler,
one 6-wheel Kelly-Ryan rake,
model 22 Massey-Harris tractor.
—K. C Hunt, O’Neill. lltf
1 AM BACK In my office again
and can loan money on Farms
and Ranches and City Property.
Some at 4% and some at 5% in
terest See R. H. Parker, O'Neill,
Nebr. 50tf
FOR SALE—1961 Singer sewing
machine with an automatic zig
zag att., in a blond console with
a chair has new guarantee. Can
be seen in this area. Buy It for
9 payments of $5.65 each.-—Write
Credit Manager, Box 123. Ljp
coln 1, Nebr. 13-14c
FOR SALE—Four room house to
be moved.—Contract Irma And
rus, Phone 6899, Atkinson. 13tfc
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. 30tf
IF YOU WANT A lower rate of
interest than you are now pay
ing, see me at my office in O’
Neill, Nebr. R. H. Parker. 50tf.
FOR SALE—Three young coon
dogs; 1954 Hiawatha 5 H,P.
motor; homemade boat trailer
and four Coast Guard approved
life preservers, all for $150.00.—
Marvin Vavak, Verdigre. 13-14p
FOR SALE—Stack-mover. Also
extra good winch. Fits Farmall
M & H.—Kenneth Pierson, Ph.
TU 7-4342, Neligh. 13-15c
TOR SALE 1954 Chevrolet, 4-dr.,
tu-tone, radio, heater, good con
dition.—Sharon Schmidt, Ewing,
Nebr. 13-14p
MOBILE HOMES
New and Used
Buy of the Month
One New
1961 55 x 10 2 BR. Double Exten
sion in stock—living room and rear
bedroom extend to 18 ft. with patio
in between. Equipped with—Auto
matic Washer—Storms. Carpet in
bedroom and living room and
sectional.
Delivered and Set Up
56195.00
OTHER NEW AND USED AT
BARGAIN PRICES
See us Today
MILLER MOBILE HOME SALES
Albion, Nebr. Phone EX 5-21708
12tf
SHORES' FANCY WISCONSIN
DAIRY CATTLE
Holsteins, Guernseys, Swiss
Fresh Springers
Yearlings, Calves
Reasonably Priced
Selected by
Shores, Neligh
_Phone TU 7-4060_
TANKS
Now for the first time you can
buy 11 ft. stock tanks with bot
tom. Also on hand — 10, 8 & 7’
tanks and 15 & 20 ft. bottom
less.
KELLY’S PLUMBING
5 Blks South of the
New Deal Oil Station
4Stfc
■' ■ ... - —- - - — --
MAKE PATTON’S BEN Franklin
store your candy and nuts head
quarters. Always fresh. 27 tfc
FOR SALE Or, trade for hay or
grain Holstein to freshen soon.
Second generation Curtiss Breed
ing and bred back to a Curtiss
bull.—Duane Gray, O’Neill. 14c
FOR SALE—1949 Ford 3/4-ton
pickup. 4-speed. Not beautiful but
lots of heart. 5125.—John Hoff
man. Clearwater. Ph. HU 5-3333,
14c
1957 CADILLAC
6& Coupe, full power, 29,000
miles, excellent condition.—Wil
rtier E. Sedivy, Lynch, Nebr.
|__14-15p
FOR SALE
1958 —' NO. 66 AC combine—like
new w/several grass seed sieves.
1951 — No. 60 AC combine—w/
pickup attachment, this is a good
machine.
1961 —. Slightly used 24’ Berry hyd.
rake, taken in on a 36’ Valley.
1958 — D-14 Allis-Chalmers, less
than 1,000 hours.
1952 — Super “C” Farmall w/wide
front, A-l.
1951 -i- E-4 Co-op. 13 x 38 rubber,
A-l.
1946 — 9N Ford -good.
2 — Good used Roto-Balers.
1 — Slightly used 5 wheel Pollard
rake.
Several good used mowers and
dump rakes, and of course we still
have new Kosch Mowers and Val
ley Rakes; Also Du-Al Loader
Cfo nlrot'c
SANDHILL IMPLEMENT &
REPAIR
• Your AC Dealer
BASSETT, NEBRASKA
SAVE ON INSURANCE—prompt
claim service. Virgil Laursen
Agy., O'Neill. iOtfc
FOR SALE-1st and 2nd calf
Holstein heifers, heavy springers.
John Sojka, 1% north, 4 East of
Page. 12-15c
FARM LOANS. See R. H. Parker.
50tf
FOR SALE—1958 AJS (British)
motorcycle. 40 cubic inch over
head valve, vertical twin. Low
mileage, very good condition, in
cluding windshield. Owner in
service.—Dude Darnell, Box 275,
Lynch, Nebr. 13-15p I
Used Appliances
Frigidaire automatic washer B9->(]
Frigidaire 30” elec, range X9.5(i
Frigidaire 9 cu. ft. refrig. A-l 99.5C
Moore Apt. size gas range 39.50
IH 9 cu. ft. electric refrig. X9.50
Westinghouse electric refrig. 49-50
Used TVs 25.00 up
Phileo air conditioner save 100.00
New Appliances
Easy new Comlro-Matic save 100.00
Frigidaire washer-dryer save 100.00
Easy automatic washer save 40-00
TERMS
GILLESPIE'S
O’Neill, N>bra.ska
14c
WE HAVE THE PITTSBURG
Maestro Color Mixing machine.
Bring your color troubles to us.
—Coyne Hardware, O’Neill.
_ ll-15c
GIVE PITTSBURG PLATE glass
mirrors. Silvering guaranteed 10
years. Wide variety of sizes.—
Coyne Hardware, O’Neill. l*l-15c
FOR SALE—14-ft. Star Craft boat,
10-H.P. Johnson motor, Tee Nee
trailer. Near new.—Dr. John L.
Sherbahn. 14tf
Real Estate for Sale
FOR SALE IV2 story house, 525
North 2nd, O’Neill. Garage, full
basement, fenced yard.—Wayne
Roelle. lltfc
FOR SALE—Locker Plant - located
in Page, Nebr. Good trade ter
ritory. For information write or
call A. G. Braddock, Page, Nebr.
Phone 2244. ll-14p
FOR SALE—Shaw’s Texaco sta
tion at Emmet, Nebr. Priced to
sell and excellent terms may be
had, with low down payment.
Residential property located at
630 E. Clay St., O'Neill.
Residential property located at
119 E. Adams St. Three bedroom,
on pavement and very well
located.
Other city properties listed with
excellent terms.—Virgil Laursen,
Licensed broker, Ph. 434, O’Neill.
12tf
FOR SALE—501 East Clay. Choice
comer, three bedrooms first,
two rooms second, basement
apartment could be rented for
income.—See J. R. Gallagher,
Attorney. 14tfc
CITY LOANS, See R. H. Parker.
50tf
FOR SALE—6 room modem resi
dence joining the new additions
in north O’Neill. 3 lots with it.
See R. H. Parker, O’Neill, Nebr.
7tfc
FOR SALE—Elegant big 7 room
and bath house, bam 50x28 two
story high. Several other build
ings, and 8 acres of land joining
town of Ewing, Nebr. Write to
R. H. Parker, O’Neill, Nebr.
7tfc
REAL ESTATE
2 bedroom modem home,
Ideal Location
3 bedroom home
Many other good homes listed
480 Acres north of Emmet,
Very Good Terms
240 Acres located west of Page
320 Acres west of Page
Other farm and ranch listings
ED. THORIN
Real Estate Broker
Ph. 207, O'Neill, Nebr.
__38tf
FOR SALE OR TRADE
The lots adjoining Hunts Bowl
ing building on east. Size of lots
70 feet by 170 feet.
Very Reasonable Terms
TONY ASIMUS
Phone 510, O’Neill
6tfc
REAL ESTATE LOANS
(City Property)
Easy Monthly Payments
6% Interest Rate
Madison County
Building & Loan Assn.
Virgil Laursen, Rep.
Phone 434 O’Neill, Nebr.
FINE LARGE HOME |
On 125 East Clay St.
New Gas Furnace and Garage.
Good kicome Property, Priced
right and terms.
Phone 324-R or see
Herman J. Janzing
WANTED
— 1 ■
WANTED AT ONCE-Rawleigh1
Dealer in south Holt or south!
Rock counties —Write Rawleigh, 1
Dept. NBG-101-3. Freeport, HI.
14c
WANTED—Custom baling, roto '
baler—Gary Beckwith, 1% miles
north Sunset Motel, Phone
_587 Rll, O’Neill. 7tfc
LARGE SELECTION of used furni
ture. Cal’s Furniture. Tilden on
Highway 275. 35tfc
WELL DRILLING and well and
windmill repair.—403 N. 1st St
Phone 553-J.
SPRAGUE WELL CO., O’Neill
5 blks. W. & 3^ blks. N. stoplight.
VANTED: Serum pigs: Loading
days, Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday each week.—Dwaine I
Lockmon, Stuart, ph. 3741. tf
WANTED AT ONCE—Man or wo
man to supply families witl
Rawleigh Products in O’Neill
Many dealers earn $50 weekl;
part time—$100 and up full time
Write Rawleigh’s Dept. NBG
101-1, Freeport, 111. 13-14]
WANTED—Someone to take ovei
stationary hay baler. Will fur
nish baling all season. Call Fret
J. Jungman and son, Phone 769:
or 7571 at Atkinson. 14-15<
I MAKE Monthly payment loans
some at 4% some at 5% interest
See R. H. Parker, O’Neill, Nebr
__ 50t
SALESMAN WANTED—Apply ii
person at Ideal Lockers, Ewing
Nebr. 2tf(
WORK WANTED—Custom balinf
—square bales and twine tie.—Ber
Sanders, 14 miles N. E. O’Neill,
Phone 5F22, O’Neill. 9t1
"WE"
DON’T WANT
“ALL” THE BUSINESS
We just want “YOURS”
PATTON'S
BEN FRANKLIN
__23tf_
L. GUTHMILLER
Halt Block East Texaco Station
SPECIALIZING in all kinds of
automobile, truck and tractor
repair.
Acetylene and arc welding
LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED
AND SHARPENED, ALL MAKES
Also repair parts for Lawson and
Clinton engines on hand.
9tf
WELL DRILLING
For Farm and Domestic Wells
Call 721 or come to—
Kelly's Well Service
5 Blks. south of the New Deal
Oil Station—O’Neill
50tf
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
DONOHOE CONST. CO.
CAT —SCOOP—DOZER
Domor Elevated Grading
John E. Donohoe, Phone 447-W
O’NEILL. NEBRASKA
E. J. (Skip)
Shane
Dragline Work
Sewer, Drainage, Clam Work
Basement Excavation and
Road Work
Atkinson, Nebr.
_50-21p
LOST & FOUND
LOST—A pair of glasses sometime
Monday in O’Neill. Left eye
glass is thicker than right lens.
Please return to Frontier office.
__ 14c
S T R A Y E D—Angus bull, 850
pounds, from mjy pasture in
Belle township, 1 mile north of
Rock Falls. —Walter O’Malley,
O’Neill. 14-15c
FOR RENT
YOU CAN PAY MORE, BUT
YOU CAN’T BUY BETTER.
See us or call 710 at O’Neill be
fore you renew your Insurance
policies.
—SPECIAL COVERAGES—
L Farmers Blanket Personal In
surance, $10,000.00 only $29.00
per year.
2. Health and Accident Insur
ance, you pay the first $25.00
and the Company takes over,
and pays up to $5,000 00. Cost
$12.48 on male assured quar-!
terly. Women some higher.
3. Dread Disease Policy, pays up!
to $10,000 dollars on nine dis
ases and $2,500.00 on cancer
Total cost for your family only
$18.00 per year.
Stop and see us or call us at
O’Neill.
R. F. GASKriJ i
INSURANCE AGENCY
Insurance and Farm Loans
O’Neill, Nebraska
(No membership fees to pay)
51tfc
-1
MISCELLANEOUS
CURTIS BREEDING SERVICE;
Offers you the best half of yourj
herd in dairy and beef breeds.!
It costs less to raise a good one.
Call 470, Duane Gray, O’Neill.
_ 41tfc
MONEY TO LOAN
On Automobiles, Furniture,
Signature.
O'Neill Loan Co.
Virgil Laursen, Mgr.
38tf_ i
> AUCTIONEERING
; REAL ESTATE BROKER
Private Listings and Auctions
Auction Service
' LONG TERM LOANS
ED THORIN
’ PHONE 207 O’NEILL
CARDS OF THANKS
, WE GREATLY APPRECIATE The
many kind acts of sympathy per
formed during the time of our re
cent bereavement. The flowers,
cards and visits were heart warm
ing and will never be forgotten.
Our sincere thanks to everyone,
especially Dr. Walters and the
staff at St. Anthony’s hospital.
The Willis H. Sanders family
» 14p
WE WILL NEVER FORGET The
many kind expressions of sym
pathy extended to us during our
recent bereavement. Please accept
our most sincere thanks.
Mrs. Earl Blinn
Mrs. John Stuifbergen and
family 14p
ON BEHALF OF THE Sandhills
Shrine Club and Circus committee,
we wish to thank the business
people in O’Neill and surrounding
territory for their help in making
the Sandhill Shrine Circus a suc
cess..
Paul Shierk
Chairman of the Circus Comm.
_ 14p
I WANT TO THANK All who sent
cards and called while I have been
in the hospital. Also thanks to
those who helped in anyway. You
will always be remembered. God
bless you.
Charles Switzer 14p
WE WISH TO THANK All of our
friends, neighbors, and relatives
who paid us visits, sent cars, let
ters, gifts, and flowers while we
were in St. Anthony’s hospital. Our
special thanks to Dr. George Cars
tens and the staff at the hospital
for the wonderful care we received.
Thanks too, to Rev. Cox for his
visits. We are truly grateful to
all for their thoughtfulness which
was sincerely appreciated.
Mrs. Samuel M. Burtwistle
and James Milton 14c
j--^ga|,,|l©tices--j
(First pub. July 27, 1961)
Cronin & Hannon, Attorneys
No. 4496
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
ESTATE OF HARRY T.
MOORE, 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 Amelia Moore as Executrix
thereof, which will be for hearing
in this court on August 17, 1961,
at 10 o’clock A.M.
(COUNTY Frank Cronk
COURT County
SEAL) Judge.
14-16c
Thinking of a Building?
Behlen Franchise, Sales and
Erection
UDEY CONST. CO.
Gene J. Udev, Ph. TU 7-4869
NEL.IGH, NEBRASKA
__14tfc
Holt County
Board Proceedings
O’Neill, Nebr.
June 30, 1961
11:00 A. M.
Holt County Board of Supervi
sors met as per adjournment. All
members present. Meeting called
to order by the Chairman. Min
utes of the previous meeting were
read and approved as read.
The Finance Committee report
ed that the Fees of the Various
County Offices have been remit
ted to the County Treasurer, as
required by law.
12:00 Noon: On motion the
Board adjourned until 1:Q0 P.M.
v jwui, ifneor.
June 30, 1961
1:00 P.M.
Holt County Board of Supervi
sors met as peradjournment. All
members present. Motion by
Smith seconded by Dierking that
the following Warrants be can
celled. Motion carried.
J ohnson Drug, Medical
Fund .. $ 13.25
Mrs. Charles McMillan
Medical Fund . 20.00
Motion by McConnell, seconded
by Davis that the following War
rants be cancelled. Motion car
ried.
Stuart Rest Haven, Old
Age Assistance Fund .. $ 71.44
Stuart Rest Haven, Old
Age Assistance Fund . 41.60
Serafin Ergler, Old Age
Assistance Fund .. .. 20.00
Walter McNichols, Old
Age Assistance Fund 39.60
Martha Allshouse, Old
Age Assistance Fund 53.80
Stuart Rest Haven, Old
Age Assistance Fund 125.00
Stuart Rest Haven, Old
Age Assistance Fund .. 120.93
Martha Allshouse, Aid to
Dependent Children
Fund . 25.80
Motion by Davis, seconded by
Smith, that the following Bonds
be approved. Motion carried.
Francis Wabs, Justice of Peace,
Township of Coleman
Gerald DeGroff, Clerk, Township
of Josie
Motion by Dierking, seconded
by Davis that the following Min
utes of Special School Meeting
be approved. Motion carried.
MINUTES OF A SPECIAL
MEETING OF THE SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. 115, HOLT COUN
TY, NEBRASKA, HELD AUGUST
5, 1960
A special meeting of the School
Board was held on August 5,
1960. Present were John S. Har
kins, President, Lloyd Knox, Sec
retary, and Omer Gibson, Trea
surer.
Thereupon Omer G. Gibson of
fered the following Resolution
and moved its adoption:
Be it resolved by the School
Board of School District No. 115
of Holt County, Nebraska as fol
lows:
1. A special meeting of the vo
ters of School District No. 115 is
hereby called and shall be held
at the School House in said Scho
ol District No. 115 of Holt County,
Nebraska, on the 16th day of Au
gust, 1960, at the hour of 8:30
P. M. at which meeting there
shall be submitted to the voters of
said school district the following
propositions, to-wit.
PROPOSITION 1
Shall a building tax (5) mills be
levied each year for a period of
ten (10) years beginning for the
taxable year of 1961, said levy or
levies to produce a total amount
of $8000.00 to be expended for the
following purposes, towit:
The building of a new school
house and the equipping there
I of, said schoolhouse to be erect
ed on real estate already owned
by said school district.
PROPOSITION 2
And shall the School Board pro
ceed at once to carry out the
purpose of said levy and issue
warrants against the funds voted
as provided in Nebraska School
Laws.
2. The secretary is ordered to
cause notice of said special meet
ing to be given to the voters of
said district by posting up copies
thereof in three public places
within the district as provided by
law.
The foregoing Resolution hav
ing been read, Lloyd Knox sec
onHed t.hp mnt.mn fnr itc noce o rro 1
and adoption, and after discussion
the roll call on the question of
passing and adopting the Resolu
tion was taken, the following vot
ing in favor of the passage and
adoption of the same:
John S. Harkins, Omer G. Gib
son and Lloyd Knox. The follow
ing voted against said resolution:
none.
The foregoing Resolution sub
mitting the foregoing Propisitions
to the voters of School District
No. 115 a a special meeting to be!
held on August 16, 1960, having
been consented to by a majority j
of the School Board, said resolu-;
tion was passed and adopted.
On motion the Board then ad
journed to meet on August 16,1
1960, at 8:30 P. M.
John Harkins, President j
Lloyd Knox, Secretary
CERTIFICATE OF POSTING
I, Lloyd Knox, hereby certify
that I am the duly appointed and
acting Secretary of the School
Board of School District No. 115,
of Holt County, Nebraska; that
pursuant to a resolution of said
School Board passed at a specif
meeting of said Board on August
5, 1960, I posted the following
Notice, to-wit:
NOTICE
SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT
MEETING
A special meeting of the legal
voters of School District No. 115
of Holt County Nebraska, called
by the School Board will be held
at the School House in said Dis
trict, on Tuesday, the 16th day of
August, 1960, at 8:30 P.M., for the
purpose of voting on the following
Propositions, to-wit:
PROPOSITION 1
Shall a building tax of five 15) [
mills be levied each year for a
period of ten (10) years, begin- j
ning for the taxable year 1961,!
said levy or levies to produce a j
total of $8000.00 dollars to be i
expended for the following pur
poses, to-wit:
The building of a new school-!
house and the equipping thereof, |.
said schoolhouse to be erected on I
real estate already owned by !
said school district. t I
PROPOSITION 2
And shall the School Board pro
ceed at once to carry out the pur
pose of said levy and issue war
rants against the funds voted as
provided in Nebraska School
Laws..
Posted this 6th day of August
1960.
Lloyd Knox, Secretary
That on the 6th day of August.
1960, he posted a copy of the
above notice in three public pla
ces in said district as required by
law.
Dated this 8th day of August,
1960.
Lloyd Knox, Secretary
MINUTES OF A SPECIAL
MEETING OF THE VOTERS OF
9CHOOL DISTRICT NO. 115, OF
HOLT COUNTY. NEBRASKA.
HELD AT THE SCHOOL HOUSE
IN SAID DISTRICT ON AUGUST
16, 1960
The meeting was called to or-!
der by President John S. Harkins
with 12 voters present.
It was then announced by the
president of the school board that
pursuant to a resolution passed by
said school board at a special
meeting that a vote would be tak
en at this special meeting on the
following two propositions as set
out in the ballot to be distributed,
said ballot being as follows, to
wit:
PROPOSITION 1
Shall a building tax of five (5)
mills be levied each year for a
period of ten (10) years, begin
ning the taxable year 1961, said
levy or levies to produce a total
amount of $8000.00 to be expend
ed for the following purposes, to- .
wit:
The budding of a new school
house and the equipping thereof,
said scboolhouse to be erected on
real estate already owned by said
school district.
For building tax and levy above
set forth—
Against building tax and levy
above set forth—
PROPOSITION 2
And shall the School Board pro
ceed at once to carry oat the
purpose of said levy and issue
warrants against the funds voted
as provided in Nebraska School
Laws.
For Issue of warrants against
the fund voted—
Against issue of warrants
against the fund voted—
Discussion of the proposition to
be voted on was then had and the
ballots were distributed. After the
then counted and the results of
said vote were announced as fol
lows, to-wit:
For Proposition 1 - - 12;
For Proposition 2 - - 12;
Against Proposition 1 - - 0;
Against Proposition 2 - - 0;
The president then announced
that Proposition 1 and Proposi
tion 2 had carried by more than
55% of the persons voting there
on.
Upon motion made and second
ed, the meeting adjourned.
John Harkins, President
Lloyd Knox, Secretary
MINUTES OF A SPECIAL
MEETING OF THE SCHOOL
BOARD OF SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 115 HELD AUGUST lfi, 1960
at 9:30 P. M.
The School Board of District
No. 115, of Holt County, Nebras
ka, met at the Schoolhouse in said
District on the 16th day of Au
gust, I960. Present were John S.
Harkins, President, Lloyd Knox,
Secretary and Omer G. Gibson,
Treasurer, they being all the
members of the School Board.
Omer G. Gibson then offered
the following Resolution and mov
ed its adoption, to-wit:
Resolved by the School Board
of School District No. 115 of Holt
County, Nebraska, that we are
satisfied that all the requirements
of Sections 79-422 and 79-423 and
other pertinent statutes have
been compiled with and that more
than 55% of all voters present and
voting at said special school dis
L»1J xi * i.i .
v tiua uaic aic
in favor of the building tax here
tofore submitted.
Be it further resolved that such
propositions and all the proceed
ings had thereon be entered upon
the records of this School District
and that the special tax levy so
voted be certified to the County
Clerk as in the case of other tax
levies.
The foregoing Resolution having
been read, Lloyd Knox seconded
the motion for its adoption, and
after discussion the roll call on
the question of passing and adopt
ion of the same:
John S. Harkins, Lloyd Knox
and Omer G Gibson; The follow
ing voted against the adoption of
said Resolution: None
The foregoing Resolution hav
ing been consented to by a ma-1
jority of the School Board, said
resolution was declared passed
and adopted.
On motion, duly seconded, the
Board adjourned.
John Harkins, President
Lloyd Knox, Secretary
(continued in next week’s paper) I
Venus News
By Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
Dinner Given
For EnEarls
A dinner was given in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard EnEarl,
Tacoma, Wash., Sunday at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs.
Rudolph Pospichal and Mr. and
TVfrc D j j_. _
Lindsey; Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Busteed and. daughters, Hump
hry; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bartos
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rav
Bookhouser and son, Norfolk;
Larry Brookhouser, Jim Bickley,
Madison, and the honored guests
Mr. and Mrs. Richard EnEarl.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Boeltei
visited his mother, Mrs. Edna
Boelter, Tuesday..
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Caskey
and family spent the weekend
with her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. Clarence Andersen, at Tay
lor.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Kenneth Caskey
and family, Norfolk, and Mr.
and Mrs. LaVern Caskey and
Monte, O’Neill were July 16 din
ner guests at their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Caskey, home.
David John VonSeggem, in
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Burnell
Von Seggem was brought home
from the hospital July 17.
Mrs. Lyle Rasmussen and child
ren are spending the week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Jeffrey and family.
Craig Sufficool, Verdigre, is
spending this week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Finch sr, while his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Sufficool, and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenny Tyler are vacationing in
the Ozarks.
Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser enter
tained the Help-U-club at her
home July 19. There were 13
members and three visitors, Mrs.
Harry Caskey, Mrs. Emil Bartos
and Mrs. Richard EnEarl, pre
sent. The hostess served a lunch
eon at noon. Embroidery work
was done for the hostess during
the aftenoon. The annual club
picnic was planned during the
business meeting which will be
held July 30 at the Creighton
City park. Mrs. Harry Caskey re
ceved the door prize. Mrs. Wil
liam Buxton will have the next
meeting.
TIRE VULCANIZING
and repair
ALL SIZE TIRES
JOE'S TIRE SERVICE
Phone 716 O’Neill, Nebr.
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Royal News
By Mrs. R. j. Her lag
Organize 4-H
Club; First
Meeting July 26
A 4-H club has been organized
with Mrs. Elvin Bray as leader
and was to hold its first meeting
with Sandra Rundquist Wednes
day of this week. Officers elected
at the organizational meeting
were: Sandra Rundquist, presi
dent; Vanita Thomsen, vice presi
dent; Cecilia Wulrner, secretary;
and Barbara Holm, reporter.
Cherylyn Frahm is also a mem
ber, and others are expected to
join.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Rundquist
and Tim anti Jackie Percival,
Storm Lake, la., were recent
guests in the home of his
brother, E. it. Rundquist and
family. Tim remained for a week.
The Royal VVSCS met with Mrs.
J. J. Lichty Wednesday. Mrs.
Edna Johnston led the devotions
and Mrs. Oscar Bartsch con
ducted the lesson on missions.
The next meeting will be a picnic
at Grove Lake at the south en
trance. An invitation is extended
to all members.
Eddie Montgomery, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Montgo
mery, has been in Ger
many with Ills parents a num
ber of years. His father Is hi
the service. Eddie has retunnsl
to Antelope county and is em
ployed with Contois in Elgin.
The family will return later.
Mr. and Mrs. John Weihing and
family, Lincoln, camped at
Grove Lake last week and left
Monday for the Black Hills, plan
ning to return to Grove Lake for
another week. Mr. Weihing is an
instructor at the University of
Nebraska in the agriculture de
partment, his work being con
nected with plant pathology.
mis. lAJiimita Liai son, wno nan
been here several weeks visiting
her brother and sister-in-iaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Jensen, left
Saturday for Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Beutler were
Mr and Mrs. Herman Ennen
and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Truman Kirby.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Hering, De
bra and Stevie, McCook and Mr.
He ring's mother, Mrs. George
Hering, Osmond, were Saturday
afternoon visitors at the R. J.
Hering home. The McCook Her
ings had come to attend the
diamond jubilee at Plainview and
to be present at the reunion Sun
day of the graduates of the Plain
view high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster,
Brea, Calif., were Sunday cal
lers at the R. J. Hering home.
Mrs. Foster, a sister-in-law of
Mr. Hering, is remembered
here and at Orchard as Mrs.
Erl Hering, who lived at Orch
ard for many years. Her first
husband. Eld Hering, a brother
of R. J., was postmaster at
Orchard for 11 years during
which time his wife was post
office clerk. Mrs. Foster, as
Mae Hager man, grew to ma
turity in Orchard and was
graduated from the Orchard
high school. She was employed
for sometime by the Orchard
News. After leaving Orchard,
the Herings moved to Norfolk
where they owned and operated
a grocery store for a time, and
then sold out to go to California
where they lived until the fami
ly of three had reached ma
turity. Mr. Hering died several
years ago, and sometime later
his widow remarried.
Mary Hering, Norfolk, spent
a few hours at home in Royal
Sunday having come with
friends to attend the jubilee at
Plainview in the evening. She
expects to be at home for two
weeks in August while her em
ployer is visiting relatives in
Omaha.
Mrs. Edna Johnston and Mrs.
R. E. Trautman were recent vi
sitors at Spencer.
A picnic party at Grove Lake
Sunday afternoon included Mr.
and Mrs. Bus Charf, Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Storm, Mr. and Mrs.
Alva Rabbass and Mr. and Mrs.
Si Berry.
Mrs. Bill Mitteis and Connie
and Lavonne Hildreth were in <
Sioux City on inisiness Mbnday.
Curt Mitteis visited his grand
father, Harry Mitteis, near
Creighton last week.
Mrs. Zola He ring returned Sat
urday from Columbus where site
had visited her brother, Mrs.
Gene Anson, a few days. She
returned to her work at the post
office Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Walmer
and Cecilia and Greg were Sun
day evening guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lionel Gibbs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rundquist
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tliomsen.
Many state as well as out-of
state visitors are enjoying fishing
and camping at Grove Lake.
A Poem
From Mrs. Eby . •.
One day in loved Jerusalem there
rushed a shrieking maddened
crowd upon a lowly kneeling
form, Before his God and Sav
ior bowed, and tlien with cruel
stones they crushed his beauti
ful and gentle life. He prayed
the Father to forgive their ig
norence and raging strife, this
man was Stephen, lo, a Jew,
who died for Christ, would I?
would you?
See! Far upon a lonely isle an
aged man with snowy locks,
exiled to laibor in the mines;
his only temple, wind swept
rocks and once he leaned on
Jesus breast, and gazed with
fond adoring eyes into that face
where love Divine still beams
upon us from the skies, This
man was John beloved, a Jew,
witness for Christ, am I? Are
VOll?
A Galilean fisher among a fierce
and angry throng; no tremor
spoke of hidden fear; his face
was peaceful, calm and strong,
and when they nalied him to a
cross as they had nailed his
blessed Lord, he gloried thus
to die for Christ, and counted it
a rich reward, this man was
Peter, lo, a Jew! who died for
Christ, would I? Would you?
A captive bound was brought one
day to Nero’s Judgement seat
at Rome, for Christ he wore
the heavy chain; for Christ he
had no wealth or home. The
noblest martyr Rome could
boast for all the thousands
that she slew, the great Apos
tle sent by God to gentiles with
the message true, this man was
Paul, e’en Pau, the Jew, who
died for Christ, would I?
would you?
(Selected)
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THE POT BOILED .. .
'•* f THE LID BLEW . . .
The Sky Was The Limit at The Hog Auction
Last Monday in Verdigre
Extreme, top on butchers rose to $19.15 with the choice hogs sell
ing from $18.85 to $19.10. The sow market rose to a top of $18.00
on light butchery kind, and all of the 250 to 300 lb. sows sold from
$16.£5 to $17.75 depending upon finish and condition. Very few
sows sold under $14.00 per cwt
Compare these prices with prices paid anywhere in the corn
belt and see why It will pay you to “ship that next load of
hogs to our Monday auction In Verdigre
LAST FRIDAY EVENING . . ,
The sale lasted from 7:00 p.m. to 12:15 a.m. with real good action
on all classes. Some classes of stock cattle looked fully $ux> per
ewt. higher. Cows sold much higher with one buyer getting
nearly 50 cows at this sale. More demand was shown for all
classes of pigs and bred sows.
THE NEXT FRIDAY EVENING SALE WILL BE
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4th, 7:00 P.M.
These Friday evening sales are proving very popular for both the
consignor and buyer. List your consignments for this next special
as soon as possible in order that we may include it In our ad
vertising.
Listen to WNAX, Yankton, every evening Monday through Satur
day at 6:15 for a complete market report from Verdigre Also
tune in to KBRX, O'Neill at 6:45 a.m. Monday through Friday
for our market news.
Sell your livestock at Northeast Nebraska’s “Fastest Grow
ing’’ weekly livestock auction market in Verdigre. Regular
sale each and every Monday starting li.oo a.m. Special Fri
day sales -1st and 3rd Friday’s of every month
VERDIGRE LIVESTOCK MARKET
Don Jensen. Mgr. Phone 86 W in Verdigre
