Inmon News
By Mrs. .James McMahan
A School paper will be publish
ed before Christmas vacation
The High Schcxd has drawn
names for the Christmas party
which will be held December
19th. The Christmas party will
be given by the Sophomore class
fur the rest of the high school
The Grade School will give
their Christmas program on De
cember 20th, at the school aud
i tor lam. The public is invited.
The Honor roll this six weeks
includes, Freshmen, Mary Lou
Sobotka, Roger Banks, Tom Pri
bil and Sharon Morrow, Sopho
mores, Judy Borgmeyer, Juniors
Warren Hansen and Patty Mor
row, Seniors, Ruth Ann Hansen,
Barbara Keil, Sharon Michaelis,
Garnett Gillogly, Georgia Fick,
Kay Kelley and Bob Morrow.
Joe Peters who is employed at
Norfolk spent a couple of days
last week with his family.
Mrs. Albina Belik has returned
from Antelope Memorial Hospital
where she received medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Emmet Stamp went to Om
aha Thursday for a medical
check.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keyes re
turned Wednesday from Napo
leon, Ohio where they spent a
few days visiting Mr. and Mrs
Robert Burgstrjm and family.
Mrs. Gerald Snyder, O’Neill vis
ited Tuesday with her mother,
Mrs. Ray Sulers.
Mrs, Ray Skiers visited Thurs
day with Mrs. Lois Juracek at
Orchard. Kem Juracek came
home with his grandmother and
spent the weekend.
Gene Butterfield, Grand Island
business college student, spent
the weekend visiting his parents. *
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Butterfield.
Ned Kelley and Kieth Kivett,
Wayne college students, spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. E. Kelley and Mr . i
STEINKE'S
Registered Hereford
Bull Sale
At the ranch, 4 miles south and 2 miles west
and V2 north of Colome, South Dakota.
tues., dec. 12
Sale Starts at 1:00 p.m. (CST)
In Heated Sale Barn Free Lunch at Noon ~
28 bulls I
25 COMMERCIAL HEIFER CALVES
Plan to attend our Fourth Annual Bull Sale. We are selling 28
head of very uniform Bulls, the same type and quality we have
sold in the past. They have proven to be sires of top marketing
steers and heifers. The Bulls in this sale were sired by Fairway
Aster 305, VIA Real Duke 318 and Fairway Aster Jr. 72.
Also selling 25 Commercial Heifer Calves
Bangs and TB tested, to go anywhere
FREE DELIVERY ON THE BI LLS
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EMIL STEINKE & SONS
Phone 7351 Colome, S. Dak.
Col. Charles Corkle, Auctioneer
John Leibel, South Dakota Hereford Association
fieorge Nagel and Jack fjondon, I»cal Ring Men
Ken Johnson of Citizens Bank of Colome, S. Dak., Clerk
and Mrs. Vaden Kivett.
Tuesday, November 21, Mrs. R
Siders went U Grand Island
where she and her daughter
Marilyn, who attends business
school at Grand Island, contin
ued on to Lincoln where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rusaell and Debbie. Mrs. Rus
sell submitted to surgery on No
vember 25. On Wednesday Mrs
Skiers and Marilyn went to Bea
trice and spent the Thanksgiving
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Benash and family. Mrs
Siders returned home Sunday
evening.
Paul Bittner entered St. An
thony’s hospital Sunday for med
ical attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Reimer
who have been employed the past
simmer at various places in Iowa
on construction work have return
ed to their home here for the win
ter.
t'enus News
By Mrs. Rulph Brookbouaer
The Help U club held their
November card party Tuesday,
Nov. 28. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Finch sr., with
Mrs. Alta Finch and Mrs. |
Francis Boelt?r as co-hostesses.
Ten point pitch was played at
five tables. Those receiving
prizes were Francis Boelter, Mrs.
Ralph Brookhouser, Sidney
Faulhaber, Mrs. Kenneth War
ing and Clarence Finch jr. Lunch
was served at the close of the
evening.
Mrs. Nellie Hamilton, who
has been a patient at St.
Anthony’s hospital at O’Neill
sinee she suffered a stroke
several weeks ago, wits moved
to the Brunswick Best Home
Tuesday. She is getting along
as well as can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffrey
and Paul Lee and William Jef
frey were Thanksgiving dinner
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Edminsten, O’Neil).
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Mr. and Mrs. Lei and Caskey
returned to Omaha Sunday eve
ning after spending the Thanks
giving holiday with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Ora Caskey
and Mr and Mrs. Elmer Sukup.
A large number attended the
Harvest Festival November 19 at
the Venus St. Paul’s Lutheran
church parlors.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Edmis
teti, O’Neill, and the Grow
Brow., were guest* aI an oyster
supper at the Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorge and William Jeffrey
home Tuesday evening. Mr.
and Ed misted are moving to
North Platte this week.
Mrs. Hadley Gentyler and
father were visitors at the home
of Levi Tenney and Roger Tues
day.
Thanksgiving guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Faulha
ber were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Baker and daughters. Schyuler.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Zatrow and
family and Mrs. Mary Zatrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker and daugh
ters left for their home at
Schuyler Saturday evening. Mrs
Baker and daughters spent a
couple of weeks with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Faulhaber.
Mr. Baker came and spent the
Thanksgiving holiday here.
Week News
By Mrn. Fred IJndberg
The Green Thumb Flower club
met at the Dewayne Anson home
Wednesday. Roll call was an
swered with a homemade Christ
mas decoration. Fourteen mem
bers were present and one visitor.
Election of officers was held, and
Eunice Mann was elected presi
dent; Minnie Boshart, vice pres
ident, and Dorothy Devall, secre
tary. Marjorie McNulty received
a prize. Neillie Boshart, Opal
Miller and Rose Roberts receiv
ed birthday gifts. No definite
date was set for the next meet
ing which is to be at the John
Schmitz home with a gift ex
change.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ernst
and Mr. and Mrs. John Green
and family, Butte, were Sunday
dinner guests at the Austin Sear
les home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Johring
and Mr. and MrSk Henry Walters
made a business trip to Omaha
Friday.
Mrs. William Langan, Mrs.
Gerald Langan and child and
Mrs. Elmer Devall were Friday
visitors and lunch guests at the
Delia Harrison home.
Mrs. Martha Johring entertain
ed the Carl Wabs family for
Thanksgiving dinner. Saturday
Henry Storjohann and Martha
visited at the Donald Johring
home, Clearwater.
Fred Sharleen and Craig Joh
ring were overnight guests at the
Merlin Anderson home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Watson
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Kamphaus and family, Joyce
Krogh and Lyle Wyatt surpris
ed Mrs. Carl Krogh Thursday
night when they honored her
with a birthday party.
Emmet Slaight and Mary Pet
erson visited Mrs. L. Watson at
the Lynch hospital Thurs. evening
where Mrs. Watson was put in
traction to reduce a pinched ver
tebrae.
Mrs. John Schmitz entertained
eleven women Thursday evening
at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennis Hansen
took Mrs. John Nolan to Broken
Bow Saturday evening where she
boarded the train to Montana to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Ross and family.
Tom Drueke has been confined
to his heme most of the week
due to the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walters
visited at the Bennie Johring
home Thursday night.
Thelma Young, O’Neill, was a
dinner guest Tuesday at the Law
rence Rouse home. Mrs. Rouse
accompanied her and they visit
ed the Meek school during the
afternoon.
The Eagle Belle Extension club
plans to have the Christmas par
ty December 12. A 12:30 p.m.
luncheon will be served at the
George Mellor home in Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Crawford
and Pamela were Sunday dinner
guests at Albert Miller’s heme.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Dewayne Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hubby
were Tuesday night visitors at
the William Hubby home, O’
Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rector.
Marysville. Wash., and Mr. and
Mrs. Axel Borg were supper
guests November 26 at the Ger
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aid Harding home. Mr*. AxH
Borg accompanied her daugh
ter. Mr*. Gerald Harding, to
Omaha Wednesday to be with
A*el daring surgery Thursday
morning. Mr*. Hording returned
home Thursday, The latest
word from Omaha 1* that At
el 1* getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Merlin Ander
son and girls were Wednesday
evening visitors at the Delbert
Rouse home. Mr. and Mrs Her
man Meyer jr. and Vickie were
Thursday evening callers and
Mr. and Mrs Virgil Hubby called
Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fernau spent
the weekend in Valentine with
their sons, Jerry Fernau and
Dick Fernau and families
Austin Searles, Merlin Ander
son, Cecil Miller and Ted Craw
ford put up new swings and slides
for the playground equipment
Thursday at District 1. A piano
has also been added to the
school's furniture
Sunday dinner guests at the
Lawrence Dobrovolny home were
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sanders, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Blake and Mrs.
Larry Strong and daughter.
Mickey Miller was a weekend
guest of Larry Dobrovolny.
Mrs. John Pinnt, Chadron, and
Mrs. Andy Goeden visited Mrs.
Carl Krogh Friday.
Carl Krogh left for Minnesota
Friday He met his brother. Gene,
at Randolph and accompanied
him to that state He plans to re
turn the first of the week
Orchard News
>lr« Wilbur Mahood
Phone TW S-Slltft
Highlander club met November
28 with Mrs Ralph Treaae. 15
members were present The club
voted to send $5 to the Dystrophy
fund. A lesson on "Quick ami
Easy Meals" was given by Mrs
Harvey Holbrook Jr., and Mrs.
Harry Johnson The club will
meet at the Legion hall for a
Christmas party and luncheon
December 12.
The FLT club met in the home
of Mrs. J. \V. Mahood Tuesday
afternoon with 15 members and
one visitor. Mrs. Harriet Jensen.
California, present. Mrs. Ralph
Shrader presided over the meet
ing A Christmas meeting and
dinner were planned to lx* held
with Mrs. Raymond Stevens
Tuesday, Dec. 12. The project for
the afternoon was making lap
robes for the IOF home, launch
was served by Mrs Mahood, as
sisted by Mrs. Art Erb.
Harlan Mitchell is employed
CORKLE BROS. ANNUAL AUCTION
Will be held at the Norfolk Livestock Sales Company pavilion
Norfolk, Nebraska — Wednesday, December 13
60 HEREFORD BULLS & FEMALES
CORKLE BROS., TILDEN. NEBRASKA Sell
K> Coming two year old bulls of Double Aster — ItK Silver Modest
— Eclipse 35 — CK Crusty Supreme 14 breeding.
ALLEN SYNOVEC, PIERCE, NEBRASKA Sells
(iolden Tone C 52, 4 year old son of Colo Boealdo Tone and 15
choice cows — Several with calve* at side — by IIP Royal Re
gents — Pathways — Mixers.
Herd Bulls for Farmers, Ranchmen and Breeders
Females of Rood Confirmation, Type and Quality
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Corkle Bros. — Tilden, Nebraska
at, Columbus His family ha* ta*rn
moved from Uncoin to Colum
bus
Mrs Mae Knapp and Mr and
Mrs Ihck Knapp aixl family.
Orchard, and Mr. ami Mrs Al
vin Gowler and family. Fremont,
were recent guests in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Smith.
Lexington.
Mr and Mrs. Spencer Scott,
Omaha, spent a few days with
Mrs. Scott's mother last week
The Bridge club met with Mr*
Gail Brodie Thursday afternoon.
Mr* Loren Wilson, a guest. Mrs
Millie Mahood ami Mrs Cecil
Lee won prizes. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs ijester
Wtthee Friday. Dec 15 A one
p.m luncheon and Christmas
party will la* field at that time
Mr ami Mrs Arthur Black
lium wen? Thuraday evening cal
ler* in the Henry I >rayton home
Mr* J W Mahood. Mr am!
Mra Z H. Fry ami Mr nnd Mr*
Georg* Montgomery, all ai Ew
ing, ami Mr* ImiIw !lee*e.
Page. attended the funeral of
Frank l4»le. Dixon. Friday.
Mm Gordon lirayton ami Mr*.
(Veil la** were Norfolk vtaltor*
Friday.
Mm D. U Fletcher, Mr* Mil
lie Mahood, Mr*. Herman Welt
ing 14hum- Steillng were vtaltor*
at Norfolk Satunlay.
Mm J W Mahood vlxlted Mm.
Mary Mahood in Neligh TUeaday.
Mm Olive Everhart vialted
with Iter daughter, Mm. George
Voorhiea. Friday
The Frontier—
Auction
I^m-uUhI from Tilden J miles south. 5 west, |VA south; Prom Oak
dale 5 miles south. 2 miles ■•list and lW south; Prom Elgin *
miles t'ast tutd lVA miles south.
FRI., DEC. 8
Sale Time — I :U0 p.m.
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Complete Line of Machinery
Including 1*M John Deere tractor model SO with live power ami
hydraulics, new tires and batteries, good condition; IVM John
Ib-ere It, equipped with loader; John Deere A tract nr. I'lus many
more Items,
50 Head Feeder Pigs
Cars — Trucks
IMH Chevrolet Car — S/4 Ton Pickup
Corn and Hay
(hie Pile of Corn — loo Bales Oat Straw — 2 Stacks of Alfalfa
Good Line of Household Goods
TERMS; CASH. No property removed until sellbsl for.
KEITH GEHRKE Owner
('Hot Hopkins, Auctioneer The Tllden Itank. Clerk
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