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~UIZ, Ord, Ntbr., lBund.iy, Mdr. 12, 1970 , (I'age 7) Mr. and Mrs. Leo Llroezek and Mr, an; Mtp. Albert Peterson, ind- Yqt Friday evpt&j '
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Janice uere Sunday evening Mr. Peterson was released fro111 at the Jac uvalls. Mr. ' Qri
guests of the Frank Placzeks at Vallev Countv Hosu~tal Saturdav Mrs. * Isaac Luoma werE Sundav*. ..
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hup City.
Sunday eveiing -visitors we& evening- vl~itors.~~ ' - r+ 7 yzut
. Mrs. Russell Hackel and son Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peterson a ~ d Mrs. Henry Lange visite
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Mark, and Mrs. Lydia Koelling Cher41 and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan qnd Mrs. John Gosch an
v~slted Mrs. Robert Miller at Peterson. Walter Linkes - last Tuesdav sf;
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Greeley last Wednesday after- Mr.
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and Mrs. Dan Cook droie ternoon. ,
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By Bertha Clement Mrs. Henry Lange were their Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Lange and time ...
in Ord Hinh School. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Foth noon. to Cozad Sunday where they
Mr. and Blrs. Ervin Sohrweid daugl~ter LaVera and family, the family.
George Bremer, who returned were ueekend guests of their Mr. and Mrs. William Breme kisited their daughter, Mrs. Roreceived
a te1epho:le call fro111 illorris Ellivtts of Grand Island The, Women's Society of froill White, S. D. last &tonday, daughter and family, the D i c k visited Mr. and Mrs. ~ame! berta Stewart and son Danny.
their son Harold Monday evk Sunday the Langes and guests Chr~st~an Sercice met at the says his mother Elsie Bremer Beidecks, at McCook. They re- Bretner at St. Libory Sunday They returned home Monday.
ning. He has received a promo- were among those at the birth- Mira Valley United Methodist was really en'oying her birthday turned home Sunday.
aiternoon.
Mrs. Lores Hornickel and Rogtion
and is now Sgt. Harold day dinner for Alan, age 5, the Church Thursday. The lesson, cards. Her daughter had put Mr. and Mrs. Gust ,Foth, Jr.
LEGAL "1!
Mrs. Fred Veskerna and, Mrs. er visited her father Will~aili
Sohrweid. He is in the marines son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert "Leisure Time" was presented them in a scrap book.
and Paul made a business trip Martin Fuss were Sunday dinner Bockstadter in Hastings Friday.
and, stationed at Twenty-Nine gredthauer of Arcadia. Others by Mrs. Edain Lenz and Mrs. Our son, Don and "his three to Omaha Thursday. Mr. and guests of Mrs. Sophie Fuss. Af- Saturday afternoon Mrs. Hornic-
Pahq, Calif. present uere Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rollie Staab. Kostesses were Mrs. sons" were up from Kearney Mrs. Frailcis Ryschon accompa- ternoon and supper guests were kel and sons Randy and Roger
-- Ohlinan and Mr. and Mrs. Don Arden Koelling, Mrs. C h a r 1 e s again Sunday. They left early as nied them as far as Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fuss, visited Mr. and Mrs. David Glins-
Weekend guests of hlr. and Ohlrgan. all of Central City, and Morgan and %rs. -Merein Hor- the boys had to get in a little where they spent the day with Brian and Christie of Grand 1s: mann at ~ockville
--- nickel. Table decorations were more practice. lt was farnily their cousin, Miss Delpha Taylor. land.
night at the church they attend When the Foths returned to Lin-
Rev. and Mrs. Duane Davis
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flowers and Easter baskets.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Luoina and
in Kearney and they were pre- coln they took Paul to the State
and sons David and Eric of North
The regular monthly meet-
Janet Lange, daughter of Mr.
Sandy spent Saturday evening
paring three musical numbers - Capitol - to the top.
Loup u ere Sunday dinner guests
FARM SALE
and Mrs. Eldon Lange, graduat-
with the John Gydesens at Scotia. of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Clement. ings d the soil and I$c@ej
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ed fro111 Grand Island School of singing and instrumental. There- ,\ir. and Mrs. Gust Foth Sr. Tuesday evening of last week Mr. Mrs. fjobert Pier and son Brett
sa plajing the violin; Edwin, the visited Mr. and Mrs, Ed Ttrdik and Mrs. Herb Dqlitz were sup- were Thursday dinner guests +of
Conservatiop' Pistri~f will
Wednesday, March 18
Business Mar. 6. She will spend
two weeks at home wlth her guitar: Victor, the cornet and at Central City Sunday.
per guests of the Luoqag. the Bill Ryschons. Mrs. Ryschon
Sale Time 11:00 A.M.
folks, then go to Milwaukee, Rex, the drum. I didn't ask but I The Rev. and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Archle Mason also cared for one yeak old , be held on the firsf, TbvrB-'
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As we have leased our farm we wiil sell all our personal
where she win be employed by assume their mother was at the West of LincoIn were. Friday were Friday supper guests of Rusty, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
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consistin of livestock machinery and feed at the farm located COncordia College.
piano. They said their Dad was overnight guests of Rev. and their son and family, the Merrill Jim Ostrander in her home that
day of every'month it thel
North o~ezterville,'Nebr., on Hiway 183, or 15 miles South
manager.
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Attending the World Day of
gent, Nebr. on Hiway 183.
Mrs. Earl Higgins and family, Masons.
day. Bill Meese was a Friday
Prayer at the Scotia United . I can really change birthdays Sunday dinner guests were the Mr, and Mrs. Dick yeterson supper guest.
SCS Office, Qrd, starting citI
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Methodist Church Friday were when I write news. Florence Rev, and Mrs. Elmer Mundy of and family, including Mark and Mr. and Mrs. Will Foth visited
the following from the Mira Hornickel and Eunice ' Hi gins Lexington. Mr. Mundy is asso- Connie home from Kearney State
8:00 p.m.
24 Choice Hereford Stock Cows, 3 to 5 years old, some calves at side,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dunbar Sunbalance
Ma~ch Calving. 41 Choice Hereford Stock Cows, 6 to 8 ears 4ld, Valley Church: Mrs. Harry Foth, hare theirs Peb 21, not Fe%. 17 ciate director of Nebraska Coun- College and Irene Hprnickel day afternoon.
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March calv~ng. 5 Angus Crossbred Stock Cows, 5 and 6 years ord, March Mrs. Edw~n Lenz, Mrs. Ed Cook, ' as I dated them.
cil on Alcohol Education. were dunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Kriewald
calving. Angus Breeding Bull, 3 years old. Registered Galloway Bull, Mrs. Katle Marks, Mrs. Russell
4 years old.
Hackel. Mrs. Gust Foth, Jr.,
14 - Dairv Cows Mrs. 'Elmer Hornickel, Mrs.
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Howard Cook, Mrs. Isaac Luoma,
Mrs. Welter Huebner, Mrs. Will
Foth, Mrs. Jack Rashaw, Mrs.
Maurine Koelling and Mrs. EIar-
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4 Holstein Milk Cows 3 years old, milkin now. 8 Holstein Milk Cows,
4 to 7 years old, 6 m!lking now 2 to fresien by sale day. 2 Holstein 2
year old springing heifers. 1 ofs stein Heifer Calf. 3 Angus Cross Calves.
Dairy Equipment
300 Gallon Dari-Kool bulk tank, stainless steel. Farm-master 2 unit milking
machine, 2 Surge stainless steel buckets, complete with line. IHC
4-S stainless steel Cream Separator. Cream cans, milk pails, etc. \~
15 Hamp Shoats. 160 lbs.
Machinery
1965 IHC 706 Gas Tractor, fully powe,red, 2 pt., good tires, excellent
cond~t~on. 1958 Case 700 Gas Tractor, l~ve power, power steering, Eagle
hitch, good shape. 1952 Case D. C. Gas Tractor, live power, near new
tires ood shape. 1954 Ford Jubilee Gas Tractor, good shape. 1963
~he;r let 3," ton 4 speed pickup, with 6!/2 x 81/1 foo! stock rack and
$ox, flew mofor. 1968 MassevUarr~s 300 Combie wcth 14 .foot
f~$,id: hydraul~c llft reel, power steertng and brakes, w~th cab, .vanable
s eed cyl~nder w~th concave control from cab. 1968 Massay-Harr~s 3 row
38 inch Corn head, Model 33, with quick tach heads. 196 Sideuinder
160 in., with hydraulic markers, 4 IHC planter un~ts, 2 l~qu~d 110 gall
I n fertilizer tanks, 2 Insecticide boxes and attachments. 1968 Erow
Bauble Tool Bar, rear mounted Cultivator complete wrth 3 pt. hitch.
John Deere 4.~0~ Lister, rotary moldb rds, 3 pt. rear moynt. IHC 4-
raw todi 40 in hydraulic lift. John %re 2-row 40 I,. Corn Planter
with dry !&tilize; boxes. IHC 2-rok mounted Lister, rotary moldboards
and fert~lizer boxes. 1963 Farmhand 5 wheel s~de rake. John Deere.11
ft. dump rake. John Deere 4 sectloti rQtary hoe. Van Brunt 12 ft. 10 In.,
Grain Drill. Case 2 row 40 in. mounts3 Cultivator for Case 700, 830, 730
and 830 series fracfors. Ford 7 foot mounted Mowcr. Johp Deere 12 foot
spring tooth harrow, hydraulk. Farmhand F.10 Loader, 12 foot head,
push-off attachment manure head forage head, gravel plate. John
Oeere 9 foot Field &l!ivator with ;weeps. Graham Hogme 10 foot cktisel
low, hydraulic. Bla~r 90 bushel mapure spreader P.T.0 on ruboer.
196: IHC 13l/a foot Tandem Wheel DISC. 1968 ~ayiath 56"foqt 8 inch
Grain Avger, P.T.O., Kelly Ryan 46 foot Grain Elevator and Speed lack.
4 foot Soil Mulcher, l~ke new. 13 foot Movnted Harrow. Case 15 foot
Straight Disc. 4 section Harlow. Case 2 row Go-dig. Case 9 blade 8 foot
One-Way. Westendorf Wagon, 5 ton gear, 6 x 12 foot box, hydraul~c
hoist on rubber. Wagon, 6 x 10 foot box on r bter. Older Wagcn on rubber.
John Deere gear wtth 7 x 16 faat flat Led on rubber. John Deeie
gear w~th 7- x 14 foot hay rack on rvber. Older Hay Rack on rubber.
Letz 340 gr~nder, belt drtven. Lots of m~scellaneous Items.
Hay and Feed
60 Ton 1st and 2nd cutting alfalfa hay in movable stacks '69 hay. 6 Ton
gh cutting alfalfa hay. 4 Ton prairie hay. Some baled &heat straw. 85
ushel oats. 1000 Bushels real good dry '69 corn.
TERMS - Cash
Ronald 8. Allen Woodward, Auctioneers Molly Woodward, Clerk
NOTE: This is an outstanding sale of clean used ard late model machiner'y
that hsd excellent care. The $tack cows are In range condition
and one of the good cow herds that w~ll be offered for sale In the
arpa; the dairy herd is a young set of cows that are coming in to their
prlme produci~g years.
As we have given up our lease and are discontinuing our
rahching operatioh the fbllowini will be sold at the ranch,
k@wn as the Rush Place, 1 mile northwest of Anselmo, Nebraska
oh Hiway 2 then 2 miles west,
w6dnesdaY, March 18
old Rice.
Mr. an4 Mrs. Dave Lange and
family visited her folks, Mr. and
Mrs. William Lucke at Shelby.
Ia., Sunday.
Dr. W~llard Visek of Ithaca,
N.Y, arrived Saturday for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. Anna
Visek. He lea~es for California
Wednesday. as he is on a lecture
tour. IIe plans to stop to
see his inother again on his return
trip,
Mr, and Mrs. Llo>d Geueke
entertained at dinner Sun-
day in honor of their granddaughter
Dahn Marie Stowell,
who was \wo years old. Other
guests were the honores parents,
Mr. and Mrs., Bob Stowell
and baby slster Kr~sten of Lincoln,
Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Sintek
and Steve of North Loup, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Stouell and
Mrs. Carol Geweke and Barry.
Mary Huffman was hostess at
a slumber party Saturday to
celebrate her recent 13th birthday.
The party began at noon
Saturday with Joan and Joyce
Fuss. Linda Hansen. Linda
~ange and Patty Veskerna as
guests. Additional guests at the
Ed Huffrnan home for Sunday
dinner and lunch were the rest
of the Frank Fuss fainily and
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Holtz and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bredthauer
uere guests of blr. and Mrs.
Herbert Klein of Cairo Thursday
in obser~ance of the 40th
ueddlilg annikersary of the
leins. A sister and brother-in-
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Emil Beger of Omaha also helped
celebrate the occasion. The
three couples had dinner at Bosselman
Plaza in Grand Island
and spent the afternoon at the
- Klein home. Mr. Klein is a cous-
in of Mr. Bredthauer. In the
ecening Mr. and Nrs. Bredthauer
vislted Emma and Eda Dobberstine
in Grand Island.
Mr, and Mrg. 1rci:ig King attended
the ~cdding of her
nephew, Clair Cardcr and Sue
~derber at St. Edwards Satur-
day. Sunday dinner guests of the
Sde Time: 12:00 Noon Lunch by Altar Society Yarold King family were her
-. sister and familv, the Tom Con-
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Mares and their Colts iron1 coming 3-years old
down to year old colts
4 Belgian Mares, well broke 1 Black Yearling Filly
to work. Have been used ev- 1 Brown Yearling Filly
ery winter for at least five
,T,h;ea,'jy; ;T~ 0&~f. Belgian
ears on hay sled. White sock
egged. All bred to Belgian 2 Suckling Colts
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2 2-year-old Fillies-Blonde
sorrels with white manes and
tails. Matched perfect. Broke
to lead.
2 Yearling Fillies - Blonde
Sorrels with white manes and
tails. Broke to lead.
2 Yearling Stud Colts -
Blonde Sorrels - with white
manes and tails. Broke to lead:
These six cdts are bred alike
and march perfect. Cpifs all have
white sock legs.
1 Black Sad d l e Mare -
Snjooth mouth and broke the
best.
1 Belgian Sorrel Stallion -
soft, 3 years old.
1 Sp;n of Mules, 5 and 6
years old. Well broke to work.
Weisht 1000 Ibs. each.
1 Jack Mule - 3 year old.
Broke to lead.
1 Molly Mule 2 2 year old.
Broke to lead.
Cattle
115 Hereford Stock Cows, 2 to 1 G u e r n s e y Milk Cow.
7 years old. , Heavy Springer.
30 Black and Cross bteil 3 Registered Hereford Bulls
COWS, 4 to 7 years old. These cows are in range condi.
10 Hereford and Shorthorn tion. Some calves on the ground,
cross cows i h fall The rest are heavy springers. The
cows ill be sorted for age and
calves.
sold if lots to suit the buyer.
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Pick-Ups and Trucks
1965 F.100 Ford Pick-up V8, 4- 1969 370 Electric Alpine Twin
speed. Long, wide box.' Custom
cab.
Track Skiddoo.
1959 I/ TO;> Chevrolet pick-up, 41
saeed. 6' cvl.
1968 Eld~rado 8liz ft. Camper, like
new.
19Si dodge ' 2-Ton Truck. Folddown
box. 2-speed. 2000 mi!es Riding Lawn Mower, nearly new
6n a reconditioned, 5pgin.e.
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wlth front head cut.
1949 John Deere A Tractor with 2
No. 5 Mowers - 1 Mounted and
1 trail type. Bcth PTO driven.
Real mowing ouff~t.
John Deere Side Delivery Rake
with rubber replecement teeth.
Nearly new.
Case 3-16 Plow on rubber
Hay Sled with Gooseneck 12'x16'
deck
Bell Tele~hone Pole Trailer; 8:25
Truck Tires. make a good irrigation
pi e trailer.
Case ~nsicge Cutter with two
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John Deere Csection Harrow
IHC Side Delivery Rake
7.ft. Krause Ong-Way
John Peere Manure Spleader
John Deere 12-ft. Straight Rake
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IHC 12-ft. Straight Rake
2.16 Case Plow
lbft. Woodbine Disc.
John Deere 2-Row Go-Dig
2-Way Hydraulic Cylinder, new
Wagon on Rubber
Powder River Dehorning Chute
3-pt. Cement Mixer
Double Tree Cart
Double Compartment Dog Box
New Calf Puller
Calf Pu:ler
Mounted Buzz Saw
Wide Tractor Front for Int. C or
Super C
100 Gal!on Gas Tank
Gas Range
Refrigerator
Forks, Wire Stretchers
Maay Miscellaneous Items
1 Some sfacked hay to be sold by.the stack.
12-Ft. Big' Valley New Portable Loading Chute, with 75
New Portable Corral Panels - St" high and 10' long.
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nellys, and Gene Kurth, all of
Genoa; Mrs. Dorothy Born of
Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Irving
King. The birthdays of Mrs.
Connelly and Mrs. lIarold King
were celebrated.
Mrs. Irving King accompanied
Mrs. Corwin Cummins and
Ann to the funeral services of
,Mrs. J. E. Griffeth, age 86, at
Albion last Wednesday. Mrs.
Griffeth was an aunt of Mrs.
Cumll~ins and a lifeti~ne friend
of Mrs. King.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Willard Iiarkness,
Gary and Paul were Sun-
day dinner uests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dan ~piinek and children
at the North Loup Cafe. The
Mar. 12th birthday of Mrs. Spilinek
was celebrated.
Among those attending the
steak supper at Phillips 66 in
Loup City, Saturday with Reuben
Cook as host were Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Foth, Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan Peterson,, Eldon Foth, Mr.
and Nrs. Edwln Lenz and Mr.
and Mrs. Orel Koclling.
Sund,ay dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Ryschon were
Rdr. and Mrs. Gordon Foth and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Foth
Jr., and Paul and Mr. and ilihs.
Bill Ryschon, Mike and Randy.
Afternoon visitors were the
Rev, and Mrs. .Robert Pier and
son Brett and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Troudt of Stockton.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Ed Cook were itr. and Mrs.
Reuben Cook of Loup City, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Otto of Hastings
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foth.
Irvin Schoemaker of Scotia was
an *afternoon visitor, Mrs. Albert
Peterson. Mrs Howard
Cook and ~eb. E ~ iiiggins I
were also recent visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sohrueid,
Brian apd Tonia of Kearney
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Alrs. Ervin Sohr\reid.
In the afternoon they all called
op t,he Thead Nelsons and
returned to the Sohrneid home
for lunch. Betty Nelson was an
additional lunch guest. -
DeCysle Burson and Barbara
Rahm, both attending school in
Dencer spent the weekend from
Thursday to Sunday with his
folks, the Alfred Bursons. Additional
Friday supper guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pokornv
and Ste~e and Mr. and Mrs. ROT-
lie Staab alld children. Saturday
the Bursons and Miss Rahm were
dinner guests of the R o 11 i e
Staabs. Sunday dinner guests of
the Bursons, besides the Den~er
guests, were Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
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Betty Crocker
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12 Oz.
Tin 59~ D-Con
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Sara Lee
18 Oz. Can
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I Pudding 31c I -.-,I
,TERMS OF SALE - CASH. Nothing to be removed until
settled for. Not res~onsible for accidents. win Lenz, Dale Wilson and the
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Rollie Staa!, family.
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or Evelyn . L Frdncois
Jo nny ~tivet~,'Auct~onccr
or~+hy Ltiver~~and pawlink Catlett, Clerks
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Managar
enjo~ing extra time with thcir
. erandson Barry since his mother.
' ear01 ~e~cke; is leaching part-
8 02. Pkg.
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