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May 27, 1926
RANDOLPH - The class scholarship for 1926 was given to Bethyne DeVore who had an average of 96.03. Flo Kerley was salutatorian with an average of 93.97; Blodwyn Rees came third with 90.56.
The scholarship is given by the Denominational schools of the state and entitles the recipient to $100 in tuition.
May 27, 1926
RANDOLPH - Mr. Carl Spiecker of Hudson, S. D., came to Randolph last week to get acquainted with his duties as cashier of the First National bank, taking over the work and the responsibility of the place held for the past few years by James A. McEachen. Mr. Spiecker (pronounced Speaker) has been employed in the Jas. F. Toy banking system for five years, first at Remsen, Iowa, and later as teller at Hudson, S. D. Mr. Spiecker is a pleasant young man and will fit in nicely at Randolph.
May 27, 1926
RANDOLPH -Members of the Sawdust Club held a very pleasant social meeting at Randolph last Thursday evening and enjoyed a 4-course dinner at the Hotel Boughn served by Mine Host Ovesen and his assistants.
The Sawdust Club is an organization of lumber dealers in Northeast Nebraska this meeting being the first the club has held in Randolph.
Club members were present from Wayne, Pierce, Norfolk, Stanton, Plainview, Battle Creek, Osmond, Breslau, McLean, Magnet, Belden, Laurel and Hartington. Twenty-three sat down to the banquet tables. Mr. Greenslit of Stanton qualified as a superentertainer, his whistling to phonograph accompaniment eliciting much applause. The Sawdust club was organized two years ago and meets for a social gettogether time each month.
May 27, 1926 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my son, Henry Eiben from and after this date. Dated May 27, 1926. Mrs. E. W. Mosher, Randolph, Neb.
May 27, 1926
RANDOLPH - Some 25 good roads men from Randolph were at the district road meeting at South Sioux City Wednesday. The crowd was large, the enthusiasm strong and hopes are high.
Governor McMullen said in his address that lack of funds was holding back Highway No. 1, and declared as soon as funds were available the road would be built. Our delegates report a hospitable welcome in the river town.
An organization was formed for the purpose of getting action on the highway. L. V. DeVore of Randolph is president and Spencer Butterfield of Osmond, secretary. Directors were named from towns along the line, the member from Randolph being Wm. Fike. On the return trip a heavy rain and mud compelled many to stay all night at Allen. The experience was another argument for a surfaced highway.
May 27, 1926
RANDOLPH - Miss Elizabeth Peterson, a member of the senior class of St. Frances, has not been absent a day from school in the 12 years. Her sister Louise, a junior this year, has been absent but one day in 11 years. This is a record rarely equalled and speaks well for both pupil and the home training.
