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DANBURY
William Eifert in buildhiR a fino barn
A C Furman tlio News man is quite
sick
aT Hawkins returned to Indianola
Saturday
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jfilrs VanVleot is having rocK naujea
for a residence
Mrs Annia has sold ber millinery stock
KtcrajiHorndon milliner
Hirom Plumb is under the doctors
care with stornBoh trouble
The ineotinga at the Congregational
churcliare still in progress
Alfred Motcnlf shipped one car load
pfhogs to St 7oe this week
J It Sims shipped two car loads of
hogs to Kansns City this week
The Methodists aro holding quarterly
meetings conducted by Elder Wilson
Miss Louie Osborn lost her gold watch
on her way to hor school Monday morn
ing
Rev Murr is back from Beaver City
whore he has been holding revival meet
ings
Webster Dowlerand Miss Daisy Dolph
are helping G B Morgan invoice this
week
Silas Gibson has bought his farm back
andhas decided not to go to Portland
Oregon
J L Sargent has put down a new well
and put up a new windmill for Herman
Wiutjen
Henry and John Wintjon were sum
mond to the death bed of their brother
in Wisconsin
George Osborn brought in a load of
potatoes Monday morning and sold
them to G B Morgan
G W Stilgebouer Jr of Bartley is
going to help his uncle E B- Stilgebouer
in his butchershop and store
Mrs Walters was summoned on the ac
count of illness of her mother to 111
Mrs Henry Kettring is keeping house
for her
If the reports are true Lebanon seems
to save their share of trouble this year
with scarlet fever and one case of small
pox southeast of town
K MWade Mr Hayes father-in-law
died Friday evening of pneumonia
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev Tirrill of McCook
The Danbury public schools are gett
ing along nicely The teachers are giving
better satisfaction than any corps of
teachers we have ever had
Morgan Nutt received a car of corn
from down east The gentlemen are
feeding about 200 head of hogs and
about 50 head of cattle
There were quite a number of young
folks on the afternoon train fromWilson
ville They went back Sunday night
well pleased with the town
Mrs Nick Wycoff was summoned to
the deathbed of her mother last week
The next morning she received a tele
gram that her brother in Henderson
county Illinois had shot himself
The town of Manning on the Missouri
Pacific has but- two families and they
have two nice church buildings Be
hold how good and how pleasant it is
for brethren to dwell together in unity
BARTLEY
Mr and Mrs Jacob Randel of the
Willow attended church in Bartley Sun
day
W F Miller and Will Lyman have
been on the sicklist this week with
gp
Mr and Mrs Will Hanson celebrated
the 5th anniversary of their marriage
Tuesday evening
The Bartley Ice company have put up
100 tons of ice to supply the general pub
lic through the coming summer
Fred Huntwork had the misfortune to
get his leg broken Monday while he
and others were moving a water tank
TheUoyal Neighbors installed officers
Saturday evening and served supper to
the members and their families
Drs Hathorn and Brown made a kick
this week because they had to take their
own medicine both being on the sicklist
H L Brown and family came down
from Indianola Sunday visiting with
the homefolks through the day and re
turning on 5
The Degree of Honor installed officers
Tuesday evening Wednesday evening
over twenty persons were Initiated after
which a fine supper was served
Mr and Mrs E E Smith Mr and
Mrs S W Clark Mrs L Burton and
Mrs Cockran were Cambridge visitors
Tuesday attending the organizatidn of
a chapter of the O E S
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LEBANON
Mrs A C Bartholomew and Urban
drove to Wilsonville Sunday
Mr and Mrs M Thompson were up
from Wilsonville briefly Saturday
Fremont Breachs son Guy lias been
sick with a severe cold on the lungs
They have a new son at the Breach home
William Staples has bought out Fred
Deal and is now sole owner of the huller
threshing outfit corn sheller and feed
grinder
William Hiersekorn and daughter
Matie spent Saturday and Saturday
night in McCook guests of his brother-in-law
Charles FKnosp returning home
on Sunday
M J Walters son Samuel has been
very sick with a threatened attack of
pneumonia Mr and Mrs Townley
grandparents were called over by phone
from Indianola
The farmers living near Lebanon seem
very enthusiastic in regard to telephone
connection with Lebanon Before very
long there will bo two or more party lines
running into town
Several hundred dollars worth of hogs
were marketed in Lebanon Saturday
The farmers have been holding them for
a higher price until they weighed four
hundred pounds Adam Fritz of Mis
souri Ridge marketed three that brought
S5500
Your correspondent was in McCook
a few days before Xmas and was at
tracted by Santa Claus in one of the
store windows Speaking about this to
one of the clerks we were told that a
little boy had been standing in front of
the store all forenoon gazing at the win
dow display and when they spoke to
him he said he wished Santa would
bring them something to eat for Xmas
Our betterhalf tried to find the little fel
low but he was gone
In our fruit paper we note a statement
by Henry Field of Shenandoah Iowa
the place where we were born that
Shenandoah had a population of five
thousand and that they had no saloon
nor never had had any That every year
the day before Thanksgiving they bring
dinners for the poor to the Ladies Aid
headquarters On Thanksgiving 1904
they were provided with immense quan
ties of food when lo and behold they
could not find a single family in that
town of five thousand population that
could not buy their own Thanksgiving
dinner
R H Nichols is out from -Johnson
county on a twenty one days excursion
Mrs Nichols and the little one did not
come on account of the scarlet fever
scare Robert says that apples and
peaches were so abundant and so cheap
there this yearthat they were allowed to
rofc on the ground as freight rates were
too high to pay to ship them to western
Nebraska They shipped one car of
apples from Johnson county to Colby
Kansas and the freight just ate up the
car Why are freight rates from New
York to the west better than from the
eastern part of Nebraska to the same
points
NORTH OF LEBANON
Kate Kreidt has been a grip sufferer
for the past two weeks
Adam Fritz had two friends visiting
him from Ash creek this week
Walter M Pennington was an Indian
ola business visitor Wednesday
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We understand that Mr Groesh has
decided to move out from Cuming
county and will live on the Gallatin
place
We understand that the 29th will bo
Rev Prodoehls lust day here before be
goes to Hamilton county to preach One
of the pupils is to be confirmed Thurs
day night of this week
Chris Wall and Fred Quardor had a
littld scrap the other day Fred had
his wife and Rudolph to help him but
we aro informed that Chris escaped un
harmed Risky business thought
INDIANOLA
Another light snow fell here Monday
night
Jim McClung went to Kansas City
Tuesday
Mr Hedges shipped his cattle Tues
day evening
Mart Akers made a business trip to
McCook Tuesday night
John A Smith has returned to his
place of abode in Delta Colorado
The protracted meetings aro still in
progress at the Christian church
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs
D Schoenthal and wife January 14th
W Dolans youngest child is critically
ill and fears are entertained for its recov
ery
S R Smith editor of the Indepen
dent is quito sick with what is thought
to be pneumonia
The Finch boys Lloyd and Reuben
were in town a short time last Thursday
calling on friends
Revival meetings will commence at
the Methodist church next Sunday and
continue two weeks
Mr and Mrs Chester Dow aro the
proud parents of a new daughter that
came to them on the 18th
Mrs G W Burt returned from Iowa
the first of the week whither was
called by the death of a nephew
Harry Brown and family consisting
of himself wife and two children are
visiting in Bartley and Indianola
Mrs George Mick of McCook is visit
ing her parents in this place They aro
making arrangements to move here
Mr Boast Rev J E Wilson Mrs A
Wilson and Mrs Stalcup attended
church at Bartley Sunday morning
Denver Taylor a former Indianola
boy was in the city a few days this week
exchanging greetings with old time
friends
Mr Hendricks and R E Smith drove
over to Missouri Ridge Monday They
report quite a number of fever cases
through the country
Mrs Schoenthal living two milessouth
of town has been very low but at this
time is some better and hopes are now
had that she will soon recover
Miss Lena Hill who has been visiting
for the past three or four weeks with her
parents has gone back to Denver where
she is employed as a hospital nurse
Christopher Jensen had a narrow es
cape from death a few days ago while
cutting timber in the woods He cut a
tree down and in falling it had lodged in
such a manner as to pinion him down
and he could not extricate himself He
called his partner a young man who
was helping him to his assistance The
boy had to chop the tree through again
before Mr Jensen could be liberated
Ho was considerably bruised about the
arm and shoulder
Dan Harrison of the firm of Harrison
Harrison suffered a severe accident
the other morning and one might judge
by looking at his face that ho had been
in a prize fight As he was coming
down the steps of his residence in some
unaccountable manner he slipped and
fell The ground flew up and hit him
in the face skinning his nose blacking
his eye and otherwise spoiling his good
looks And yet Dan stoutly denies tak
ing anything stronger than water
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CULBERTS0N
Jas Ferrier Jr returned from a
business trip to Omaha Sunday a m
A number from town took in the bas
ket supper district No G Friday evening
A C Troutman and sons Paul and
Stanton wont down to Mascot to be
gone a week or ten days
Mrs MaryLatky Grand Chief of Hon
or was witn tne Degree oi Honor lodge
at this place Monday evening
Mrs Steve Young of Fort Morgan
Colo was in town the first of the week
guest of Mrs M O Reynolds
Mrs Frank Henderson and brothers
Charles and David Knowles of McCook
spent Sunday under the parental roof-
A number of the young people enjoy
ed themselves at a surprise party on
Master Kent Clifton Monday evening
O P Simons went down to Holbrook
last Monday evening to visit tho home
folks Bert Brown of Bartley is taking
his place in the depot
Mrs Jim Magee of Rivorton Neb
visited with her parents and friends at
thisplace the last of the week return
ing home on Tuesday evening
The business co partnership existing
heretofore under the name of Solomon
Knowles by mutual agreement has been
dissolved Mr Solomon will continue to
do a land business as a successor of the
old firm
WORTH STAR
There are now 26 pupils in tho North
Star school
On Saturday evening January 17th
the young people in and about the
North Star neighborhood had a surprise
party in honor of the teacher Miss Grace
Phillips The party was gotten up by
the older pupils who made badges of
blue ribbon with the words North Star
on them to be worn by the teacher and
the pupils The evening was enjoyably
spent in playing the usual games and a
fine lap supper was provided None
went home disappointed of having a hap
py evening
BANKSVILLE
Josh Rowland was a business visitor
here Tuesday
The cold wave is with us the ther
mometer registering 4 degrees below
this morning
B J McDermott was canvassing this
section last week in the interest of a
county map of Red Willow county
County Superintendent Flora B Quick
was visiting Grant precinct schools
Tuesday and made a call at Banksville
She expressed her satisfaction at the ap
parent success of Miss Julia Goodenber
gers school in district 51
BOX ELDER
I N Shepherd went to Max last Mon
day to visit his son Harry
Arthur Doyle left last Monday morn
ing for his ranch in Mexico
Mrs Bert Hockman is visiting her sis
ter Mrs Dan Cashen at Danbury
Rev J A Kerr went to Max last Mon
day evening to assist Rev Harry Shep
herd in special meetings Therefore
there will le no preaching services at
the church next Sunday evening
Are you a judge of beef cattle If so
you should read the article on The
Modern Type of Beef Animal by Les
lie Smith of St Cloud Minn in this
weeks Homestead If not you should
read it anyhow and get this able experts
views Mr Smith pronounces four or
five breeds equally good and names as
such Shorthorns Herefords Aberdeen
Angus and Galloways He regards cli
matic adoption as important and insists
on uniform laying on of flesh He lays
down all the points in judging beef
cattle and also defects to bo avoided
He regards easy feeding and quick ma
turing animals as best and warns against
feeding too long Get the best breed
he says and breed right feed right and
prosperity will be yours Such ar
ticles as these every week have made
The Homestead the great farm journal
of America It should be in every farm
home in Red Willow county and it will
not be the fault of The McCook Tribune
if it is not We shall be glad to order
it for you
Constipation and piles are twins They
kill people inch by inch sap life away
every day Hollisters Rocky Mountain
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no pay 35jcents Tea or tablets L W
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Tho groalest system renovator Re
stores vitality regulates the kidneys
liver and stomach If Hoilbters
Rocky Mountain Tea fails to cure get
your money back Thats fair 35
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MOTICE of tha discontinuance of the Hitch
1 cock land district in the stnto of Nebraska
with office at McCdok and tho transfer of tho
business and archives tlioreof ami its consolida
tion with tho South Platto land district with
office at Lincoln Nebraska Notice iphoreby wr
en that thoPro identof UmUnited StnUisbyEx
ecutivo ordor duted Decombor 8 11X14 has pur
suant to tho provisions of sections 2248 2250 and
2252 of tho revised Stntnte of the United States
aud by virtue of tho authority therein given
ordered that Tho Hitchcock land district in
the State of Nebraska with oflice at McCook
Nobra kn be discontinued and the btmiueHSund
archives of said land district be transferred to
and consolidated with tho South Platto land
district with oflice at LincoluNebraska In pur
suance of said executive order tho land oilico at
McCook Nebraska will be permanently closed
and discontinued at tho close of business hours
on January 1 lKftnnri its business and archives
transferred to and made n part of tho land office
nt Jjincoln iNubrnska on February 1 IWJj
Given under my hand at the City of Wnshington
District of Columbia this thirteenth dav of
December A D 1904 By tho President WA
Richakds Commissioner of the Ueuoral Laud
Oflice
NOTICE OF SCIT
G G Griswold defendant will take notice
that on the 4th day of January AD lOJo Louiso
II Cor win plaiutifr herein illed her petition in
the district court of Red Willow county Ne
braska against the said defendant impleading
with Walter E Corwin defondant tho object
aud pra j or of which are to forecloo a certain
tux sule certificate isued on tho 22nd day of
January A D 1902 bv the county treasurer of
Red Wiliow county Nebraska to Edward B
Cowles and duly asoignod to tho plaintiff hore
in for a valuable consideration for the follow
ing described real estate to wit Tho soutbweat
quarter of tho northeast quarter tho northwest
quarter of the Hmthoat quarter aud tho enst
half of the southwest quarter of section 18 in
township 2 north of range 29 west in Rod Wil
low county Nebraska said certificate being for
the delinquent taxes for the years 1895 19G1897
1S98 1899 and 19X and amounting to tho sum of
947 aud under said sale tho subsequent taxes
tor tliejears 1901 1902 and 190U have been paid
as follows September 1 1002 tho sum of 8 97
delinquent taxes for tho year 1901 July Hrd 1903
the sum of GfeG delinquent taxes for the vear
1902 and September 27 1901 tho sum of 702 de
linquent taxes for the year 1903 that there is
now due tho plaiuiifiT for taxes on said real es
tate paid under said tax sale including tho sub
sequent taxes the sum of 13272 with interest
thereon at 10 per cent pornnimni from January
3rd 1904 for which sum with attorneys foes
and cots of suit plaintiff prays for a decree
that tho defendants be required to pay tho same
or that said real estate be sold to satisfy tho
amount found due You nre required to unswer
said petition on or before Mouda tho 13th day
of February A D 190
Dated January 4 1905
Loujsb H Corwtn Plaintiff
By J E Kelloy her attorney
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS
To Win A Parish Porta Wilson Walter W
Morrison and to all whom it may concern
Tho commissioner appointed to locate a road
commencing at tlin southeast corner of section
six 6 township three 3 range twenty six 20
west Sixth P M in East Valley precinctvRed
Willow county Nebraska running thence east
on section lino between sections five 3 and
eight 8 to southeast corner section five 5
town three 3 range twenty six 26J west Sixth
P M terminating thereat has reported in fa
vor of tho location th reof and all objections
thereto or claims for damages must bo filed in
tho county clerks oilico on or before noon of the
6th day of March 1905 or said road will be es
tablished without reference thereto
E J Wilcox County Clerk
PUBLICATION NOTICE
John J Little Jessio M Lirtlo and John Doo
real name unknown defendants will take no
tice that Barnett Lumber Company plaintiff
has filed its petition in the district court of Red
Willow county Nebraska against said defend
ants tho object and prayer being to foreclose a
mortgago dated April 20th 1904 on the follow
ing property to wit Lots 43 49 and 50 in block
2 in the town of South McCook in Red Willow
county Nebraska given to secure the payment
of two promissory notes signed by defendants
John J Littlo and Jessie M Little one for
35 70 maturing October 20thl904 and tho other
for S3000 maturing April 20th 1905 both dated
April 20th 1904 and drawing interest nt ten per
cent per annum from date and the sum of 2492
paid by plaintiff as taxes on said promi os for
the yeara 1902 1905 and 190i Said mortgace is
igned by defendants Jolm J Littlo and Jessio
M Little There is now dne plaintiff on the
promissory note maturing October 20th 1904
and for taxes paid tho sum of rt0G2 with inter
est at ten percent per annum on 3r7 thereof
from April 20th 1904 aud on 2492 thereof from
Januarv 12th 1905 and there will become due
plaintiff on April 20th 1905 on the promissory
note maturing on that day the sum of 3000
with interest nt ton per cent from April 20th
1904 and plaintiff prajs for a decree that said
defendants be required topay tho same or that
said land be sold to satisfy said amount due
and to become due plaiutilf with interest and
cots of suit
Youare required to answer said petition on or
before Monday tho 20ch day of February 1905
B vknett Lumber Company Plaintiff
By W S Morlan Its Attorney
NOTICE OF SALE
Iti the district court of Red Willow county state
of Nebraska
In tho matter of the application of W S Fitch
guardian of Edward L Nottleton insane for
license to sell real estate
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
order of the Honorable R C Orr judge of the
district court of Red Willow county Nebraska
made on the 30th day of December 1904 for the
sale of tho roal estate hereinafter described
there will bo sold at public vendue to the highest
bidder for cash at tho east front door of tho
court house in the city of McCook in said
county on the 13th day of February 1905 at the
hour of 10 oclock a m the following described
real estate to wit Tho south half of the south
east quarter and lot eight in section twenty
nine and lot five in section twenty eight all in
township three north in range thirtv west of
the 6th P M Red Willow county Nebraska
Said sale will remain open one hour
Dated this 14th day of Januarv 1905
W S Fitch
Guardian of Edward L Nettleton insane
Boyle fc Eldrcd Attornej s
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
In tho district court of Red Willow county state
of Nebraska
In ttie matter of the application of Mabel M
Kimmell administratrix of the estate of Anna
Cunigunda Flohr for licenso to oll roal estate
This cause came on for heariug upon the peti
tion of Mabel M Kimmell administratrix of tho
estate of Anna Cunigunda Flohr for license to
sell tho following described real estato belong
ing to said estate to wit Lots thirty six and
thirty seven in block two in south McCook Ne
braska for the purpose of paying tho indebted
ness against said estate amounting to the sum
of Sixty four and twenty one hundred tlis dollars
and tho cost of administration and expenses
there not being sufficient personal property to
pay said debts and expenses
It is therefore ordered that all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before me at my
oilico in McCook Nebraska in said county of
Red Willow on the 25th day of February 1905
at nine oclock a m to show cause why a license
should not be granted to said administratrix to
sell said real estate for tho purpose of paying
said debts and oxpenses It is further ordered
that notice of this hearing be given by publica
tion in The McCook Tribune for four successive
weeks
Dated this 33th day of January 1905
R C Ore Judge of the District Court
Boylo Eldred Attorneys
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the county com
missioners of Red Willow county will receive
sealed bids for the printing of commissioners
proceedings legal notices and delinquent taxes
for tho year 1905 parties receiving contract to
furnish good aud sufficient bond for the faithful
performance of said contract Said bids to be
filed with the county clerk on or before noon
February 16th 1903 and to be endorsed thereon
Bids for county printing for tho year 1903
Commissioners reserve the xight to reject any
and all bids
Dated this 17th day of January 1905
1-20-1 ts E J Wilcox County Clerk
ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES OF RED
WILLOW COUNTY FOR 1905
County general fnnd 16000 00
Bridgefund 7000 00
Road fund 5000 00
Soldiers Relief fund 500 00
WillowGrovo precinct bonds 1000 00
North Valley precinct bonds 500 00
Bartloy village bonds 400 00
McCook city bond3 1000 00
School district bonds 8000 00
E J Wilcox County Clerk
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Harrington Neb Dec 11 1902
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