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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1962)
wihuaMKkM ■' , ■ ?-t . • w , MMrad3»s:. Ailli^iliiL'ffl - M :• • •' k .= . . .; ' ■ ..;:••...laa-^l?kaf:ISrjig-r:JSraHUHEBiali||fa "•'•••-' . .. - T- :* •* . —»,T^~.- ',i . •'‘0«t •-' - .' , . gamaBK* •mmm 9 mm. IHP*i.)|'y»U ;.. .- afv, •. ., su . jwsam --a' .^av su ■• /*' :,v‘ FOR SALE F9JL.SALE Kentucky Blue Grass SOI) or SEED at wholesale prices. Contact Earl Coxbill of the COXBILL SEED CO., Atkin son, Nebr. Phone 5441. l-2c IflR SALE — No. 5 John Deere mower in very good condition. One yearling Quarter-Horse colt. Floyd Wilson, Texaco Station, O’Neill-_ 51tfc FOR SALE—Four coming 2 and 3 year old registered Hereford bulls; also several big calves.— Albert Carson, Lynch. 45tfc VALT FOR SALE—K anapolis $16.50 a ton; American $20.50 a ton; white block 75c—Located 3j blocks east, 4 blocks north of traffic light, Everett Gorgan, Ph. 164, O’Neill. 51tf SAVE ON INSURANCE—prompt *)laim service. Virgil Laursen Agy., O’Neill. lOtfc I 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 SEE US for new SPARTAN or SAFEWAY mobile homes, 25*7 down, 5% int-; up to 84 months to pay. Write or phone Contois Motor Co., Nellgh. 30tf FOR SALE—Hereford bulls.— Kieth Abart, O’Neill, Dercy Abart, Emmet. 32tfc SHORES’ NEW DAIRY CREDIT All the money you want. 36 months at 6%. Buy new cattle, finance entire herd. Shores Wisconsin heifers. “Pay your bills, stop your worries.” SHORES, NELIGH, TU 74060 41tfc FOR SALE State tested Brome Grass Seed. Lawrence Skrdla, Stuart, phone 5025 (Atkinson). 50-57p MOBILE HOME FOR SALE 1955 Skyline Caravan, 8’ x 35’. Lloyd Snyder, phone 112-R, Ewing, Nebr. 52-3c NEMAHA SEED OATS For Sale. Tested 96% germination. Patrick J. Gokie, RR No. 1, O’Neill. 43tfc FOR SALE Filson Chutes Special . ??? Barbed Wire . $7.35 Sweep Teeth . $1.50 Heavy Teeth . $2.15 New Honda Cycles . $640.00 New and used Pipe and Steel IIOERLE STATION Phone IV 2-2642 Chambers, Nebr. 52-20p FOR SALE—Gladiola bulbs, var ious sizes. David Jensen, Mid way. 2-4p j PLANTS FOR SALE — Tomato, cabbage, red petunias, pansies, geraniums, and many others. Duane Gray, phone 470, O’Neill. 2c FOR SALE—Comer lot at Madi son and Hancock Sts. Call 686W, O'Neill, Nebr._2-3p FOR SALE—In this area, 1962 round bobbin Singer Walnut con sole, new guarantee. Reliable party may assume final balance of eight payments of $6.82. Cash discount. Write: Credit Manager Sewing Machine Dept., Box 261, Columbus, Nebraska._2-3c FISHERMEN — We now have shiner minnows at another loca tion in Nebraska two miles south of our present bait shop along highway 18 detour. Comer Bait Shop. Fairfax, S. D. _2c FOR SALE — 14-ft. comb, truck box. John Graves. O’Neill, Nebr. for sale 550 choice whiteface steers, 550 lbs. 300 choice Angus steers, 475 lbs 100 choice whiteface steers, 500 lbs. 130 choice whiteface steers, 500 lbs. 93 choice Angus steers, 500 lbs. 2,500 choice Angus and Hereford cows, part with calves Several hundred open Angus year ling heifers . , Many other cattle not listed dayle hewett Box 533 O’Neill Phone 195 2c USED TRACTORS 1948 “A" John Deere 1947 "M" IHC 1956 IHC “400" 1942 IHC “H” 1942 John Deere "B 1948 John Deere “A” 1948 IHC “C” 1945 fflC “H” 1942 fflC “M" USED MACHINERY 14-ft. John Deere 55 Combine 24-ft. John Deere Harrow 11-ft. IHC Drill on rubber IHC 3-bottom No. 15 plow AC 2-16 plow on rubber fflC Loader and snow scoop 2 John Deere Cultivators Wagon and box. new John Deere No. 9 mower, 3-point 3 Hay rakes 1949 Dodge school bus _ DAVID’S REPAIR SHOP Welding — New Steel Used Tractors & Machinery Phone IV 2-2362 Chambers, Nebr seed corn Joslin’s dependable hybrid seec corn, top quality well graded, low, grown. For sale by MarceUus Imp Co. and New Deal Produce, O Neill, Nebr._ 161 FOR SALE—45’ x 8' Palace mobile home, 2 bedroom, colored pic ture, oil barrel, oil and wate. lines. Harvey Hansen, Amelia ±“Z' HOLSTEIN S If you like the best visit us ARNOLD THIELE Phone HUnter 5-3200 Clearwater, Nebr. 52tf FOR SALE- Building Lots. Phone 553J, O’Neill. l-4c FOR SALE Nixon Feeds Per 100 lbs. 10% Hog Supplement $4.65 27% Pig Pusher . 4.25 18% Sweet Pig Starter . 5.50 20% Medicated Chick Starter . 4.25 18% Medicated Chick Grower .4.00 Hy Phos Range Min 10% Phos .5.00 41% Old Process Soybean Meal 4.25 Blatsford Calf Pab Milk Replacer Also have Sheffield Brand Barb Wire, Steel Posts, Eaton Stock Tanks, Calf and Hog Feeders. Open 23% hours a day RAY LAWRENCE 816 East Fremont, O’Neill 52-2p Wisconsin Dairy Cattle Close up springers, open heifers and yearlings on hand at all times. Dairy Heifers and crossbred Bull and Heifer Calves available after April 1, 1962. We do not handle any local cat tle. All carry a Wisconsin ear tag and a Wisconsin health sheet. Jake and Jack Reutter Gregory, S. D. Phone 5027 Licensed and Bonded 48tfc FOR SALE — Registered Hamp shire fall boars. Big and rugged. Alfred Hansen, Plainview, Nebr. 48tfc FOR SALE—0-4 Cat with hydrau lic dozer. Good condition. $2500; 1954 NAA Ford tractor, nydrau lic loader, rear blade, steel half tracks. Good condition, $1450.— George Courtney, Lynch, phone L09-2816. 46tfc Lawn and gardening supplies: Fresh bulk seed, fertilizer, from Scott and Vitagro, Pax and Halts for crab grass. Lawnmowers, new or used. See ‘em at Coyne Hardware in O’Neill, next to M & M Cafe. 52-7 MOBILE HOMES New and Used Spring is here and Now is the Time to buy that New Mobile Home. Stop and see us Today For the Largest Trade-in Allowance and the Best Deal. Long Terms — Low Finance Rate and Small Down Payments. Open Every Day MILLER MOBILE HOME SALES Ph. 395-2170 Albion, Nebr. ltfc FOR SALE — Singer sewing ma chine, 1962 model. This machine will make buttonholes, decora tive designs, zig-zags, blind hems, darns, etc. with no at tachments to buy. Buy it for 8 payments of $5.65 each. Discount for cash, will take trade. Can be seen in this area. For informa tion write. Credit Manager, Box 123, Lincoln, Nebraska. l-2c FOR SALE—GOOD PONIES. Jusl right for children of all ages and big enough to carry Pop. Duane Gray, O’Neill. l-2c .. Real Estate for Sale 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 Beal Estate Broker Ph. 207, O'Neill, Nebr. 3Stf WANTED EXPANSION necessitates fillinj route opening in Northeast Net raska. Move may not be a musl Guaranteed income with per: odic increases. Confidential repl; to Mr. Bart. 3023 Vane, Omaha Nebr. 2 LUCRATIVE OPPORTUNITY for an aggressive man be twee 1 35-50 with specialty sales bad ground and managerial abilit who wants a permanent busines 1 of his own without having to mak l a big investment. A rural bad ground will be helpful. To such man wre can offer an exclusiv franchise on a 13-county area i Nebraska. This is an unusual oj portunity to net $15,000 or mor after the first year with a min mum of $10,000 assured the firs year by free factory training an assistance. Only a modest and fu ly protected initial investment r< quired. Telephone Norfolk, Nebras ka. FR 1-2760 collect between AM and 9 PM for appointmen All inquiries confidential. I WANTED — Sheep shearing. Jim • Mellor, Atkinson. Ph. 7059. 2-3p WANTED — Waitress. Segerwood Cafe. O’Neill. 2c WANTED—Reliable party to as sume final eleven payments of $7.31 on 1962, like new. electric cord organ. New warranty, cash discount. For more information write: Credit Manager, Music Dept., Box 261, Columbus, Nebr. 2-3c W'ANTED— Reliable party to as sume last eight monthly pay ments to close out 1962 Singer fully automatic sewing machine. Will give liberal discount for cash. To see or for more infor mation write: Credit Manager, Sewing Machine Dept., Box 261, Columbus, Nebraska. 2-3c WANTED—Will do welding of all kinds on my farm located IV2 miles east of O’Neill. Arnold Obst. 2-3p WANTED — Pasture for 20 cows and 20 yearlings. Jim Ruther. Page. 52-2p j WANTED- Custom Plowing. Con tact Norman Rokahr, Page, ph. WAlnut 6R3. 50-6c HELP WANTED — Hired man, married or single (prefer mar ried) to work on ranch, good wages and house to live in. No farming. Just cattle and haying. F. E. Skrdla, Atkinson. 50tfc WANTED: Serum pigs: Loading days, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday each week.—Dwaine Lockmon, Stuart, ph. 3741. tf HELP WANTED—Farm and ranch hand. Good wages to the right man. Axel Borg, O’Neill. l-2c WANTED TO RENT -Pasture or hay land. Write J. L. Van Every, O’Neill. l-2p L. GUTHMILLER Half Block East Texaco Station SPECIALIZING in all kinds of automobile, truck and tractor repair. Acetylene and tire welding LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED AND SHARPENED, ALL MAKES Also repair parts for Lawson and Clinton engines on hand. 9tf 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 WELL DRILLING For Farm and Domestic Wells Cal, 721 or come to— Kelly's Well Service 5 Blks. south of the New Deal Oil Station—O’Neill 50tf "WE" DON’T WANT “ALL” THE BUSINESS We just want “YOURS” PATTON’S BEN FRANKLIN 23 tf CURTISS BREEDING can furnish the better half of your beef or dairy herd and do it cheaper. Duane Gray, O’Neill, phone 470. ltfc CITY LOANS. See R. H. Parker. 50tf WELL DRILLING and well and windmill repair.—403 N. 1st St. Phone 553-J. SPRAGUE WELL CO., O’Neill . 3 blks. W. & 3% blks. N. stoplight. MAKE PATTON’S BEN Franklin store your candy and nuts head quarters. Always fresh. 27 tfc I MAKE Monthly payment loans some at 4% some at 5% interest. See R. H. Parker, O’Neill, Nebr. 50tf FOR RENT FOR RENT — 2 bedroom duplex apartment. O. E. Davidson, ph. 126, O’Neill. 2-3c MISCELLANEOUS ——— E. J. (Skip) SHANE Dragline Work Sewer, Drainage, Clam Work Basement Excavation and Road Work Atkinson, Nebr. 51-24p FARM LOANS, See R. H. Parker 50tf AT STUD CHIEF OF TRIPLE H. A real classy 51 inch Pony of the Amer icas. IRISH LUCK. One of the best Ap paloosas. Duane Gray, O’Neill. ltfc STANDING AT STUD—Appaloosa, Missoula Hunting Grounds, beau tiful white with black spots over loin and hips, wonderful dispo sition, reasonable fee. Merle Pease, Emmet, Nebr. Phone O’Neill 902J11. l-2p __ i FOR TOP COLTS, breed to top stallions. Standing Spade Ace, P-52,441, and his son Ace Mc Gee, P-103,514 at our ranch 28 miles south of O’Neill on high way 281 and 1 mile east. Spade Ace has produced many top show and using horses and lacks only a few points of being a na tional QHA champion. This is the first season we have used Ace McGee and we believe that he is an outstanding individual, bred the way a horse should be. We also have an outstanding stud, Smarty Cat P-60,386, on lease to Kenny Kline at Lexing ton. He is bred with conforma tion and will produce a lot of speed. Service fees $150, with re turn in season for Spade Ace and Smarty Cat. Ace McGee has a service fee of $75 with return in season. Contact Kenneth Kline, Lexington, or Burtwistle Broth ers, Ewing, Nebraska or phone Chambers, Nebraska, IV 2-2655 or IV 2-2622. 52-2 CARDS OF THANKS I WISH TO THANK all my rela tives, friends and neighbors who sent cards and letters while I was in St. Anthony’s hospital. Also thanks to Dr. Carstens and the hos pital staff for their good care. 2p Mrs. George Hartford I-Legal Notices (First pub. May 3, 1962) Cronin & Hannon, Attorneys Estate No. 4535 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the County Court of Holt County, Nebraska, April 26, 1962. In the matter of the Estate of Agnes Johnson, Deceased. CREDITORS of said estate are hereby notified that the time limited for presenting claims against said estate is August 24, 1962, and for the payment of debts is April 26, 1963 and that on May 24, 1962, and on August 27, 1962, at 10 o’clock A.M., each day, I will be at the County Court Room in said County to receive, examine, hear, allow, or adjust all claims and objec tions duly filed. (COUNTY FRANK CRONK COURT County Judge SEAL) 2-4c (Publish May 3, 1962) LEGAL. NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED A hearing has been called in the County Superintendent’s of fice in the Courthouse, Antelope County, Nebraska, on Saturday, May 5, 1962 at 9:30 A.M. to de termine the legality of the signa tures on the petition to annex District No. 126 to Districts No. 29 Evving, Holt County, Nebraska and No. 49 Orchard, Antelope County. Nebraska. FRIEDA JOSTEN Antelope County Superintendent ALICE L. FRENCH Holt County Superintendent 2c (First pub. May 3, 1962' William W. Griffin, Attorney NOTICE OF SOT TO: G. T. Royer, G. T. Boyer, Frank Duffy, Robert E. Magirl. Catherine Duffy, and All persons having or claiming any mterest in the real estate described as: Lots 16, 17 and 18 of Block 3, of Matthew's Addition to the Town of O’Neill, Holt County, Nebraska, as formerly surveyed, platted and recorded in said County, and a Tract of land des cribed as commencing 200 feet West and 120 feet South of the Northwest corner of Block 2 of Matthew's Addition to O’Neill, Holt County, Nebraska, running thence South 509 feet, thence West 175 feet, thence North 509 feet, thence East 175 feet to the place of beginning, and otherwise described as Lots 10 to 15 both inclusive in Block 3, and Lots 14 to 18 both inclusive in Block 14 in Matthew's Addition to the Town of O’Neill, Holt County, Nebraska, real names unknown. Defendants. You are hereby notified that on the 30th dav of April, 1962. Harry R. Smith, as plaintiff, filed a pe tition and commenced an action against you in the District Court of Holt County, Nebraska, the object and prayer of which is to have the plaintiff decreed to lie the absolute owner in fee simple of the following described real estate, to-wit: Lots 16. 17 and 18 of Block 3. of Matthew’s Addi tion to the Town of O’Neill, Holt County. Nebraska, as formerly surveyed, platted and recorded in said County, and a Tract of land described as commencing 200 feet West and 120 feet South of the Northwest comer of Block 2 of Matthew’s Addition to O’ Neill. Holt County, Nebraska, running thence South 509 feet, thence West 175 feet, thence North 509 feet, thence East 175 feet to the place of beginning, and otherwise described as Lots 10 to 15 both inclusive in Block 3, and Lots 14 to 18 both inclu sive, in Block 14 in Matthew’s Addition to the Town of O’Neill, Holt County, Nebraska; to have the title and possession of said real estate forever quieted and confirmed in the plaintiff; to have you and each of you ad- i judged to have no title to, lien upon, right or interest in said i premises, and to forever enjoin you from the assertion of any rights or interests in said prem-' ises adverse to the plaintiff, and to remove the clouds cast upon the plaintiff’s title. You are required to answer said petition on or before the 11th day of June, 1962, or judgment will be rendered against you ac cordingly. HARRY R. SMITH, PLAINTIFF. 2-5c Lynch News By Mrs. Fred King Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schommer and son of Chadron spent the Easter weekend in Spencer with relatives and in Lynch at the Jake Birmeier home. Leon Birmeier, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Birmeier, will be home in May after spending three years in the Air Force in Spain. Russell Birmierier, who has been in the army for several months, will be home in May be fore going overseas. Boon McDonald has recently been transferred from Ft. Ord, Calif., to Florida for six weeks training. He recently visited the Richard Stewarts, Gary Heiser and his sisters, Veronica and Kathleen. Veronica and baby son plan to be home in June for the Alumni banquet. Her husband is a mar ine stationed in California. The Farm Bureau Banquet was held Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. in Spencer. The United Lutheran ladies served. Those attending from the Lynch area were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rohde, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Dahlberg, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Davy, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hei ser, Jake Muller, Mr. and Mrs. Alford Davy and Mr. and Mrs. Clemen Christiansen. Dwight Bur ney gave a speech on taxes. Mrs. Alta Retzlaff and Gloria and Sharon Christensen visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Laubsch, 1 Pierce, 9unday. Mrs. Herman Carstens , Rose and Adolph, i Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fuhrman and family, Hoskins, i were also guests. Mr. and Mrs. Art Retzlaff, Rodney and Gloria were guests Thursday evening in the Eric Retzlaff home, Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Moody and Mary Jo Stenger were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred King and family in honor of Mrs. Moody’s birthday. Mary Jo Stenger returned Tues day from a three day visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will iam Stenger, Lindsey. Sandra Rihanek was an over night guest of Gloria Retzlaff Thursday. Mrs. Ronald Stewart and Micky were Monday afternoon callers of Mrs. Bill Spencer and family. The Lynch seniors spent the weekend at Denver on their sneak day. Mrs. Bill Spencer, Mrs. Don Kayl, Mrs. Glen Hull and Mrs. Leo Kalkowski spent Monday morning at Mrs. Neil Bjomsen’s. Mrs. Don Kayl and children spent the weekend in the Leo nard Havranek home. Mrs. Don Kayl stayed with the Bill Spencer children Thursday evening while Mrs. Spencer at tended the music contest in O’ Neill. Daryl and Steven Spencer stay ed overnight with Ronnie Gallop Thursday night. The all high school play, “Our Town.” will be presented at the school auditorium Thursday at 8 p.m. Easter dinner guests at the Le man Huber home were Mrs. G. Thayer. Mrs. Mikkelson, Mr. and Mrs. Dwane Huber and children, Pierre. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Greene and family, Roseland, came Fri day to spend a few days at the Bus Greene home. Mr. and Mrs. T. Fisher and family came Sat urday night and left Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bus Greene were Sunday evening guests of Pat Os borne. Mrs. George Trayer spent Fri day night with Mrs. Julia Hasen pflug. Mr. and Mrs. Leman Huber called on Pat Osborne’s Friday evening Mrs. Frank Selle and son and Lyle Erlenbush, Pierre, 9. D., were visiting relatives over the weekend. Bill Elsasser and Richard Grey were home from Sioux Falls over the weekend. They are employed there. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Elsasser and Jeanette were dmner guests of Mr and Mrs. Raymond Elsasser and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Svatus vis ited Saturday at the Bruce Han sel home, Sioux City, la., Mrs. Mary Fush accompanied them home. Mr. and Mrs Frank Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vesely and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Francis Fisher, Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Revell vis ited Sunday in the Alfred Earl hardt home. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stewart Lyle and Dwight, spent Easter with Mrs. Stewart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farran, Tilden. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Koland and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Courtney and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Courtney and Caro lyn were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Courtney and Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flesner and family, Inman, and Mrs. Art Zoe burst and daughters were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Courtney jr. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lowie Christen sen were dinner guests Easter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd France. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Frahm and Kurt, O'Neill, were Friday guests at the George Courtney home. Emil Koval, Cedar Rapids, la., and a friend visited over Easter vacation with his mother, Mrs. Mina Koval. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Christen sen and Richard are spending a few days with Maxine and fam ily at Ottawa, Kan. Atkinson News Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, O’Neill, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth Sunday, and later in the afternoon the group took pic nic lunch and enjoyed a bit of fishing in one of the local fishing spots of the area and reported a good catch, in spite of the chilly day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth went to Ainsworth Monday afternoon where they were met by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bauer, Alliance and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Roth and fam ily, Valentine. They enjoyed a picnic supper in the park in Ains worth and returned at a late hour. Mrs. Bauer is the former Doretta Roth of Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Colfack and Dennis were Saturday eve ning callers at the Wefso home. Mr. and Mrs. Cla'ude Humphrey returned to Atkinson Friday eve ning after spending a few days at Ashland where they were call ed due to the death of Mrs. Humphrey’s sister-in-law, Mrs. Roy Dickover. Capt. and Mrs. Norris Johnson and daughters Kathleen and Brid gett willarrive Thursday evening from Omaha to spend a long week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mack and other rela tives. The Atkinson Civic Improve ment Garden club will hold their annual Food and Plant sale Fri day and Saturday at the Miller Paint store on Main street. In connection with the plant and food sale, they will also offer for sale a number of other items including hand work, bird houses and feeders, yard ornaments and arrangement materials. The pro ceeds from this sale will be used to help finance the Landscape project which they are sponsoring TIRE VULCANIZING and repair ALL SIZE TIKES JOE'S TIRE SERVICE Phone 716 O’Neill. Nebr. at the Elementary School in At kinson. Mr. and Mrs. David Stenxel, Lincoln, came last Thursday to spend a long weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Allyn, Stuart and other relatives. Mrs. Steiuel is remembered as Jean Allyn. She has contracted to teach in the Seward school next fall where she will teach English and speech. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin MeClurg and family came Saturday to vis it his parents, Mr. and Mrs. El mer MeClurg and her parents, Mr. and Mrs James Allyn. They returned to Broken Bow Sunday evening. About fifty members of Feder ated Garden clubs in District 6. met Monday, Apr. 30 for their annual Spring Conference in Stu art, with a covered dish lunch eon at noon. Also present for the meeting were the State President, Mrs. Harry Saum, Dalton and vice president, Mrs. S. P. Taylor. Norfolk. Each club present fur nished a display of various items and plants for salt*. After the luncheon, the group was enter tained by two selections, a Flute and Clarinet Trio from the Stuart Band, under the direction of the Bandmaster, John Grossman. New officers were elected for the coming two year term, with Mrs. Opal Keating installed as director and Mrs. Lavern Dobro volny, assistant director. Mrs. Saum was in charge of the instal lations. wiuus in me area repmnueo were, Chambers Garden Club, Bartlett Garden Club, Golden Rod Garden Club, Stuart Garden club, Atkinson Civic Improvement Garden cl'ab and the Iris socie ty, Atkinson. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Weller went to Lake Andes last Sunday to meet Mrs. Weller’s sister, Mrs. Frank Tietge who has been vis iting her daughter in Lake Andes. She will spend the week in Atkin son with the Wellers and then return to Lake Andes this week. She plans to go to Cleveland, to visit relatives before returning to her home in Los Angeles. Zane Livingston spent last week end in Atkinson visiting his mo ther, Mrs. Fern Livingston and other relatives. He was accom panied to Atkinson by Nancy Hoele from Omaha. On Sunday they were dinner guests of his mother. Other dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Livingston. Mrs. Fern Livingston and Mary Peterson, who teaches in district 249 north of Stuart joined other eighth graders in the county on a tour of Sioux City, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richardson and Mrs. Richardson’s brother in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Senseney, Brunswick and Mrs. Richardson’s brother, Clem Henry, Elgin, went to Winner, S. D. Saturday where they visit ed in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lewis and Mrs. Nellie Lew is. They returned home Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Funk went to Omaha last Wednesday and visited Ruth Humpal and Delores Johnson, they all returned to At kinson Friday evening where Ruth and Delores spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Humpal and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kruger Mr. and Mrs. William W'cfso went to Burwell Sunday where they were dinner guests of her brother ami sister In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence While They also visited with another brother, Mr. umi Mrs. Eldon White in ttie eve ning. Mrs. Elmer Spann and her mo ther, Mrs. Stella Russell of Page, left April ltf and drove to Lin coln where they joined Mrs. Spnnn's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson for a trip to Albutfjerque. New Mexi co where they «apent Easter and visited another <»f Mrs. Russell's daughters, Mr. and Mrs Fred Myers and two daughters, Susan and Betty. They returned home April 27. Mrs. Erma Coif nek and Mrs. Dorothy Hoffman went to Blair last Saturday on business. Mrs. Mike Bonenberger and Mrs. Herman McDaniels went to Sioux Citv last Friday. Mr. ami Mrs Elmer Mil irg received word Sunday from their daughter, Mrs. Sidling Rainey jr., of San Anaelmo, Calif of the death of Mrs. Sterling Rain ey sr. of Louviers, Colo., Sunday. Mr. Rainey flew to Louviers to he witti his father und attend the funeral Tuesday. Burial will he in Littleton. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McMullen came from Dunning last Wednes day amt visited until Friday with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson und son, Jim. Mrs. John Beck, Karen and Charlene called on Mrs. Wefso Monday evening. Those from the Civic Improve ment Garden club attending the District 6 Spring Conference u! Stuart last Monday in Stuart were. Mrs. Olive Skrdla, Mrs. Fred Mack, Mrs. William Wefso Mrs. Irvin Parsons and Opal Keating. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richard son received word from their son, Bill, who has spent the past several weeks in California, that he spent last weekend in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. Dean McConnell. Dean is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli McConnell. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hodge came Friday to spend the week end in Atkinson with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Wefam. Mrs. Hodge recently underwent surgery but has report<*d back to work this past week. They will return to Denver Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Fleming returned Sunday, after sending the past two weeks visiting in Iowa. Ponton Insurance Insurance of All Kinds and Bonds FLORENCE PONTON, Prop Phone IQfl Golden Bldg Alice's Beauty Shop 325 E. Doiigiue H*. Phone 2(3 Complete Beauty Service Slimliner Reducing Machine WANTED! MEN TO TRAIN FOR THE MEAT PACKING INDUSTRY For livestock buying, plant management, lay meat inspection, and other positions. Prefer men with agricultural background. Age 21 to 50. Give summary of working or business experience. Write: National Institute of Meat Packing Box 330 The Frontier O'Neill, Nebraska JONES Personal Property JONES Auction Sale THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1 P.M. At the home of G H. "Hurley" Jones located 1 block west of Hard ing Creamery . . . OR ... 1 block west of stop light in O'Neill and south to end of street. Cabinet Dishes, pans, kettles Small electric stove Typewriter stand Wood dinette, 4 chairs 4 extra chairs Electric Toaster (sold for $35) Electric iron 14-in. Philco TV in good shape (will sell on time) 29-in. roll away bed Full size bed, springs & innerspring mattress Mattress About 50-square feet of good maple flooring Other used lumber Set of work harness, fly nets, nose guards Garden tools, barrels Rope and pulley wire stretchers Mason's tools Maytag electric washer in good shape Camp stove Live bait box Frog box Electric coil Ice fishing equipment 12 sheets, good 11 turkish towels, good 13 pillow cases, good 10 pairs pillows, good 8 Indian blankets 6 bedspreads 2 mattress pads Smoking stand 2 pairs overalls 11 wash cloths Kitchen cabinets, steel cabinets, kitchen sink Refrigerator Many other items too numerous to list TERMS: CASH. No property to be removed until settled for THIS IS A COMBINATION SALE Anyone wishing to sell personal property on this sale may bring the articles to the Jones home the day of the sale or contact Ed Thorin, auct. G. H. "HURLEY" JONES, Owner Ed Thorin Auction Service, O'Neill