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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1961)
Lynch News By Mm. Fred Kin* Daughter and Family Are Now in Guam Mrs. Christensen received word recently that her son-in-law and daughter, Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Ro bert Watson and family have ar rived safely by plane in Guam. They report the living conditions are very satisfactory. It is warm there and this is the rainy season now. Brad Spencer has had infection in his ear and had to have med ical care Thursday morning. Kern Lueken accidently shot himself in the leg Friday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Lowie Christensen and Jerry left October 27 to visit Mrs. Christensen’s daughter, Mrs. Alfred Benker and family at Deshler. They came home Mon day. Frank Fuhrer, Casper. Wyo., , is venting for a few days with Mr and Mrs. Herman Fuhrer, Butte, and other relatives. A construction crew is putting up grain bins at the Joe Mican ek home this week. Sidney Woolf served as driver of Mrs. It. E. Kriz’s car to Om aha Thursday for Mrs. Kriz. Mrs. Kenneth McMeen and Mrs. Mar jorie Dix, Butte. Eleanor Barnes is home from Miltonvale college in Kansas to spend several days with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Barnes. The Jolly 17 Livestock club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Streit November 1 at 8 p.m. This was the organization meet ing. Preparations were made for Lynch achievement day activi ties which were held November 8 at 8 pun. at the Lynch Legion hall. All Jolly 17 group members par ticipated in the program. The Jolly 17 4-H Garden club inrriniK w«ib ueiu <u uit? iivjiiic- ui Mr. and Mrs. Homer Grimm Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moody ar rived Wednesday night from Cas per, Wyo., where they have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Frank Fuhrer and family. Mrs. Leonard Havranek, Mrs. Bill Spencer and Mrs. Pete Mul hair went to Norfolk Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Johnson and family moved to Lynch last week from Spencer. Keith Kounovsky, Bud Cole ad Bill Spencer were hunting geese on the Missoiari river early Friday morning. They spent Thursday night in their trailer there due to the storm. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bjornsen were in Neligh Friday on busi ness. Carl Gnewuch visited Wednes day Mr. and Mis. Hugo Gnewuck and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Luewl man at Neligh. Ivan Potter and ' Jack Pritchett accompanied him, Ivan Potter returned this week from the Clarence Potter home at Burke after spending 10 days there. Elder and Mrs. Hiethman, Evangelists for the Seventh Day Adventist church, were here Thursday to cond.ict the funeral for Seth Simmons. They have been conducting evangelistic ser vices at Broken Bow. Mrs. Hieth man sang a solo for the funeral. Mrs. Edith Thayer is spending the weekend with Mrs. Gladys Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Leman Huber left Friday afternoon for Hooper, where tiiey will visit Mr. and Mrs. Ed Coulter. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Glen Da vy brought cake and ice cream to the home of Mrs. Gladys Spencer in honor of her birth day. Mrs. MikkeKen and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halva also called there. Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wurtz and children called on Mi’s. Art Wilson. Mrs. Wilson was a supper guest Saturday night nt tho .ma ond Vlrc T Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cozine, Hill ] City, S. D., arrived at the L. Co zine licme Friday after visiting} friends at Iola, Kan., and a bro ther, Newton Cozine, Ho;iston, j Mo. Mr. and Mrs. L. Cozine and family spent October 28 and 29 with Mrs. Cozine's sister, Mrs. Alvin Odens and family at Spring field. S. D. Mrs. Chandler, Portland, Ore., is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cc» irtney. Mrs. Guy Keller called at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marston, Butte, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mulhair and Guy Keller were in Crofton Wednesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Halva were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Havranek and family in honor of Mrs. Hav ranek's birthday. Linda Tanner spent several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tienken and Robin, Naper. Mrs. Omar Tonner and Mrs. M. E. Neilson called there Saturday to bring Linda home. THE MAN FROM EQUITABLE ASKS Farmers and Ranchers, Businessmen, Professional Men and Women j 1 ’ ■* ' . - * '1 |i! | You want your | child to have a | better place j in the sun, jj Don’t you? I For Information Write HARVEY TOMPKINS Inman, Nebraska let the man from EQUTTABLE BRING YOU PEACE OF MIND j | , ■ ^j I Bring Your Pickup or Neighbor's Truck! This sale is so big that we cannot hold it inside our store — instead we will hold it right on the Parking Lot. Over 15 tons of Quality Grceries to be sold at Fantastic Savings! During this stupendous Fall Stock-Up Sale. Bring your neighbor's Truck or Station Wagon and take home a load of Real Savings. Sale postively ends Saturday night, so shop early for Giant Savings on all case goods. Wholesale Price! I BUY BY THE CASE AND SAVE! WED. THURS. FRI. FRESH WHOLE and SAT. PER POUND 6 FOR 12 FOB CASE OF 24 Campbell . Tomato Soup .79 1.45 2.87 suuweii Tomatoes “ .83 1.59 3.09 Alien . Sweet Potatoes Z .79 1.55 2.98 'cu? Green Beans Z, .69 1.27 2.49 Alien*. Peas & Carrots i .65 1.19 2.28 ... . Mexican _ :{oo _ *"“• st,ie Beans .63 1.17 2.25 Allen’s Sweet Potatoes 2 ft Can 1.27 2.49 4.95 I Spaghetti ZL .69 1.19 2.27 Del Monte Pineapple Juice TZ 1.89 3.69 Orange Base ZL 1.15 2.18 4.29 K“rr Soups ZL 2.15 4.25 I “.-I Peas 1.27 2.45 4.79 I 'Z3 Apple Sauce ZT .93 1.79 3.49 I “■ ZZ Corn .79 1.55 3.03 I van camps Pork & Beans ~'ZZ 1.45 2.83 5.59 I II Franks if ■ •'^"OOf 303 ( & Tissue i T 79 149 2.89 I I Peas 2 25 4,39 *■» I I PUMPKIN « W 1-65 3’25 I I “ -•« tomato juice — , 70 8 I I **** Mly_ , tE c“ ’-79 3.49 I I £ G«EEN BEANS £ f 4 ” I I I Ubb.v* PpiUT -_ 7 3.27 B I I COCKTAIL 303 Si2e i 4« I I K ^y-, ■■ Can 1.39 2 7* C 4a I II - KIDNEY BEANS - - 5 39 I I f libbv, «EMN5 Can .83 I X4 ^ I II PEACHES «». 1,63 3»* I I I Libby’s ‘V(,””1 style ^ ^*84 3.63 7 97 M [ I Franco _ ^ Uf 2 27 A AC K II An,erican SPAGHETTI 27«* 4,45 I 11 Hi Vote TUNA hsn. 2,73 5-39 I If T CHERRIES £ •* ,B *» I 11 ORANGE drink ,,, 2,68 5-28 I II °** 2>,s 4.23 I * I SAVE 20-3fl°/ I II -gJPE ms I Lean Meaty Pork Steak ... lb, 49c Lean Meaty Spare Ribs_lb. 39c U. S. I). A. Choice Sirloin Steak .. lb. 89; Boiling Beef .. 5 lbs. $1 I . S. U. \. Choice f-BoneSieak .. lb. 99c H ilMin'n Kmls and 4 lit. (mix Bacon. $1 FRESH SEMI-BONELESS PORK M noon .Es«ia VELVET FACIAL_ C TISSUE JD1cr SWAN'S DOWN _ A 1 CRKE miK 4 If DAVID HARUM 1 FLOUR SZ98 DUTCH 1 NEBRASKA RED g Spuds Fresh Cranberries-lb, 19c White or Red Seedless Grapefruit .. 10 for 49c S'? lid Crisp Cabbage.lb. 5c Sno-Fresh Frozen ^ 9 VEGETABLES j 1 PEAS — SUCCOTASH — LEAF SPINACH . M CHOPPED BROCCOLI P V Iq Pkg. $ | ^*0 [ 1 11 1 ■ ■■■ 1 r f Fresh F'rozea | ■ PERCH_._._._._.. Lb. 35c ' 1
