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Official Paper of Redwillow County
By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Commissioners Proceedings
McCook Nob March 7th 190
Tho board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment present
D A Waterman Samuel Promer and
J 11 Bennett county commissioners
and George Berry deputy county clerk
The minutes of previous meeting wore
read and approved
On motion of J II Bennett seconded
by Samuel Premor J E Ryan was ap
pointed justice of tho pence for Indianola
precinct to fill vacancy and C E Mat
thews justice of tho peace for East
Valley precinct to fill vacancy
On motion of J II Bennett seconded
by Samuel Premor the jury list for Feb
ruary term of tho district court was al
lowed as certified to by the clerk of tho
district court
On presentation of certificates from
tho county treasurer of Marion county
Iowa showing tax had been paid prior
to shipment to Red Willow county Ne
braska clerk was instructed to authorize
county treasurer to deduct 485 from
personal assessment of Hiram Clark for
tho year 1903
Communication from A Barnett was
read offering to furnish a town clock for
tho court house tower without expense
to the county and on motion same was
accepted
On motion of J II Bennett seconded
by Samuel Premer tho bids of Dr C L
Fahnestock for furnishing medical ser
vices and medicines to paupers of third
commissioner district for the year be
ginning March 15th 1905 and Dr J M
Brown for same for second commissioner
district were rend and accepted and
clerk was instructed to make contracts
accordingly
On moti the bid of Dr O E Robin
son for medical attendance and medicines
for paupers was rejected for the reason
that it did not comply with conditions of
tho advertisement
On motion clerk was ordered to in
struct the county treasurer to refund
432 to J M Ilorton to correct error in
personal tax assessment of 1901 and paid
by him under protest
Tho annual reports of tho following
justices of the peace were read and on
motion approved and ordered placed on
filo
H 31 Berry justice of the peace
low Grove precinct
E1I Hethcote same Beaver precinct
J S Leiiew same Willow Grove pre
cinct
On motion of Samuel Premer seconded
by J II Bennett the contract for print
ing delinquent tax list legal notices and
commissioners proceedings for the en
suing year was awarded to F M Kim
mell
In the matter of the annual report of
R S Baker justice of the peace of East
Valley precinct same was read and on
motion referred to the county attorney
for an opinion
The following road overseers were ap
pointed to fill vacancies
E Oxley road district No 36
A Brown road district 43
John R Brown road district 33
Henry J Hall road district 32
Charles Masters road district 31
Ilarley Woods road district 41
The following official bonds were read
and approved
E Oxley road overseer district No3Gt
A Brown same district 43
Charles Masters same district 31
Henry Hall same district 32
John R Brown same district 13
Harley Woods same district 41
Francis Pelton constable Lebanon
precinct
J E Ryan justice of tho peace In
dianola precinct
C E Matthews same East Valley
precinct
The following claims were audited and
allowed and on motion clerk was in
structed to draw warrants on the county
general fund levy of 1904 in payment
thereof as follows J
Jame Cain bran for court room
floor 90
R W Devoe services and office
expenses 3 70
Andrew Phillips salary as janitor
January 25 00
Andrew Phillips same February 25 00
McCook Electric Light Co lights
for February 2 65
Strine Miessen labor 3 00
A M Gregory removing coal 2 00
F D Burgess plumbing 9 00
F M Kimmell stationery and
printing 36 00
L W McConnell stationery and
supplies 20 25
R F Adkius supplies for county
supt 4 00
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
last payment on adder 125 00
Perry Beecoal for paupers 31 10
W C Bullard coal 70 65
Barnett Lumber Co coal pauper 12 25
E G Caine Co coal for pauper 25 15
Dr C L Fahnestock medical
services per contract 25 00
Henry Winans board and caro of
A Engles 1125
J A Wilcox mdse for paupers 61 15
James McAdams same 3 10
A Guy same 12 25
A Guy same 12 50
A Guy same 10 00
A C Harlan coroners fees
Frank Cashen inquest 15 00
Edward Drollwitness fees Cash
on inquest 3 00
James Whittaker same 1 00
P Walsh constablo fees Cashen
inquest 3 75
James Doylejurors fees Cashen
inquest 1 00
William Hamilton same 1 00
James Brady same 1 00
William Hammell same 1 00
John Bartley same 1 00
Frank Hamilton same 1 00
G W Arbogast jurors fees 18 70
F L Barnes same 2 30
A P Bodwell same 13 00
C F Babcock same 18 10
John Brittain same 18 40
E C Clark same 19 00
Frank Cain same 16 10
Potor J Colling samo 19 20
John W Dutchor same 20 00
John Deveuey samo 18 00
Ben Doyle samo 19 10
R C Fidlor some 18 20
LeRoy Jones samo 19 00
Jacob Karb samo 19 60
Walter McTaggart same 19 00
John Penny same 18 20
Ed Phillippi samo 16 50
James Rupp samo 16 10
Ben B Smiloy samo 20 20
C F Shafer same 20 60
C F Watermanrsame 19 00
Henry Walker samo 16 10
Charles Weintz same 18 10
L R Hileman talesman same 4 10
G Beck board for jury 4 55
R M Osborn bailiff dist court 16 00
A C Crabtree summoning jury
and mileage 26 75
Same attending district court 18 00
Same serving road notice No 384 28 55
J II Bennett commissioner ser
vice and mileage 33 10
Samuel Premer same 15 10
D A Waterman same 27 30
And on the county bridge fund levy of
1904 as follows
W C Bullard lumber 23 28
Perry Bee same 103 25
F P Eno mdse for bridges 1 25
James A Miller bridge work 6 75
J L Gentry same 9 00
Otto Webber same 3 00
James M Epperley same 1 50
And on the couuty road fund levy of
190 J as follows
James Brady road work dist No
8 S 9 00
G W Dillon road work 12 50
J W A rbogast samo 3 00
On motion the board adjourned to
meet April 4th 1905
D A Waterman Chairman
Attest E J Wilcox Clerk
By Geo B Bekiiy Deputy
Notice of Primary
The Republican electors of the city of
McCook aro hereby called to meet in
caucus at the city hall on Tuesday
March 14 1905 at eight oclock for the
purpose of placing iu nomination a can
didate for mayor city clerk city treas
urer city engineer police judge one
councilman from each ward and two
members of the board of education and
to transact such other business as may
regularly come before the meeting
Signed
A Baknett
C B Gray
C G Coglizer
Lon Cone
City Central Committee
Dissolution Notice
By mutual consent the firm of Flitcraf t
Eikenberry have this 6th of March
dissolved partnership from this date
each doing a separate business in all deal
ings Signed
D E Eikenberry
E E LITCRAFT
Every man thinks he knows how to
run a farm just as most mm believe
they could edit a better newspaper than
those who are in the business In both
cases the man who really knows most
feels most modest about it Book farm
ers have long been tho butt of universal
ridicule and book farmers often get
control of agricultural papers and make
a sad mess of it as leaders of the hard
headed common sense farmers who have
learned how to do things by doing them
Fortunately for Red Willow county the
farm paper most generally read here is
The Iowa Homestead which is edited by
practical farmers who live on and oper
ate their own farms besides being ex
perts in the science and theory of agri
culture The Tribune takes pleasure
in recommending this excellent farm
journal as the best exponent of practi
cal and scientific agriculture horticul
ture stock raising dairy farming and
tho allied industries of the farm We
take subscriptions at this office and be
lieve in so doing we are best promoting
the interests of Red Willow county
Japalac at Cone Bros
Plump Kernels
are Kept
Shriveled grains of
wheat are excluded
from the heavy
grains full of nutri
tion before the
process of manufac
turing California
Wheatose begins
Flaked wheat food for breakfast
All good grocers
METHODIST CHURCH DEDICATION
Continued from Page Three
W C Scherck
W W Stimmell
Marion Somorville
Harry Shepherd
T K Tirrill
C A Ward
Geo Willotts
G A Whitaker
C CWilson liounry
J HWyatt
Glon Somervillc
HJ Smith
Beu Striae
Homer Shepherd
Allan II Tirrill
Jus Woodson
Dr A 1 Welles
Ij Woir
J II Yurger
Herman HeKcnbcrgcr
J A StaiiKliuil
L W Stayner
Howe Smith
G II Thoinn
J A Wilcox
S A Warner
D II Walter
LC Wolf
E E DoLong
II Li Okerenn
The Ladies Aid society of the church has grown to more than
five times its former size and is now composed of the following
members
LADIES AID SOCIETY
llolp thobo women that labored with mo in the KObpul
Mrs Max Anton
F M Berry
E M Hisalow
WTColeman
J W Chase
A K Clark
M n Carman
A Calhoon
A C EbiTt
R A Green
M noffman
Lon Cone
DC Marsli
J II Moore
II C Kiser
Ida Newkirk
Verna Pence
E E Do Long
AnnaSajers
B Strine
14 F V Moore
EWard
C D Cnter
Edith M Hale
Laura Hiller
S E Callen
E Henckel
Manuel
F B Nichols
L F GriKKS
Nellie Howell
C M Kent
S S Garvoy
S A Warner
Olive McMillen
Mary G Iteisher
Barney Lewis
K V Walls
n A Beale
O Brismore
Joy
Day
Mrs II II Berry Chairman
Mrs W A James
S D McClain
D C Marsh
LSMiller
Sarah McCarl
C B Sawjor
J E Nehns
L W Stayuer
II CSmith
E Thorurimon
J A Wilcox
Rosander
It H Archibald
Ilia Wickwire
S M Cook
Mattie G Welles
Hattio Pence
Elizabeth Prall
Minnie Finity
Mina Line
Win Lewis
Elizabeth Glover
JotU Walker
R HagberK
C E Ryan
Ella Cole
W E Calhoun
G II Rowland
K Stangland
F L nndershot
A Backstrom
J C Ball
Marie Ward
Mary D Whitaker
Flora Dukes
L J Furrows
WS Fitch
SJMiller
LC Wolff
W B Fearn
Sarah E Rowell
Mrs C A Ward
TA Wilburn
J II Yarer
Apnea Rodftrom
Mr A CEbert
Earl Ludwick
E E DeLotif
J R Bucknoll
Norman Campbell
Alburt Uerry
W A James
J II Moore
CAWard
W T Coleman
D C Marsh
II II Berry
J W Chase
W A James
M B Carman
J V Wharton
L C Wolff
Flojd Berry
William Hainmel
Miss Salliu Gorby
Ethel Barnett
Cora Garvey
VirRio Ludwick
Lillio McClain
Vera Heis ermau
Lizzie Brown
Hanna StniiKlaiid
C A Gorby
Winnie Dufcli
Mildred Berry
Nellio Smith
Clara Thorrimson
Gortruile Storer
Rose Ak rs
Ida Anton
Maine Chandler
Mabel Wilcox
Rev D W C Huntngfton DD Chancellor Wesleyn University
The Junior Epworth League doubled its membership
JUNIOR EPWORTH LEAGUE COMMITTEE
Mrs Dr A P Welles Superintendent
Miss Mildred Berry President
Ma rjoriu Cross 2nd Vice President
Lulu Moore 4th Vice President
Tacie DeLong Orpranist
Grace Willetts
Ollie Moore
Laura McClain
Rena Hiller
Ruth Callen
Mabel Anton
Dorothy Carman
Gladys Fuller
Flojd Stajner
Willie Morris
Geo Green
John Battreall
Frank McCIure
Harry Godfrey
Carl Ebert
Robt Reisher
Florence Cone
Idel Moore
Marguerite Pall
Henry Pall
Freddie Cooley
Floyd Palmer
Myrtle Way son
Maxwell Smith
Clarence Cooley
Harold McMillen
Earl Pall
Gertrude Dukes
Mrs Geo Willetts Asst Superintendent
Miss Clara Anton 1st Vice President
Fay Stayner 3d Vice President
Mr Flojd Green Secretary
Carl Marsh Treasurer
Mr Victor ThorKrimson Librarian
Mr and Mrs F M Berry and Ida Anton helpers
Elizabeth Kbert
Elsie Bud is
Edna Moore
Gretchen Ebert
Elsie Green
Birdie Hickerson
Lily Clary
Gillie Lewis
Jessie Stewart
Harvey McMillen
Mabel Hegenberger
Deau Coleman
Nancy Burgess
Lester Carmoney
Henry Burgess
Pearl Ellis
Lulu Ellis
Rebecca Burgess
Andrew Fisher
Raymond George
Ettie Dukes
Rachel Gregg
On a Dwyer
Bessie Everist
Nina Tomlinson
Hazel Cunningham
Ruth Woolard
Melvin Harmon
Ray Jordan
Lester Mitchell
Montiu Coleman
Ray Bayles
Kenneth Carman
Freddie Coleman
Frank Carman
Wayne Fogel
Harry McClain
Will McCIure
Geo Godfrey
Robt Lewis
Bojd Willetts
Montie SWalker
Carroll Fitch
Verne Finity
Thad Golfrey
LoRenoShrover
Charlie Nelms
Roy Green
Gladys Brown
George Allen
Clifford Willard
Harmony Brown
Ona Dukes
Esther Ball
Incidental to the dedication and jubilee the various
Oscar Pearson 1st Vice President
Rachel Berry 3d Vice President
Lillie McClain Secretary
Cora Garvey Organist
Nellie Smith Win Stimmell
Kittie Stangland Louie Tborgrimson
Ramey Allen Lulu Carman
Alma Bower Dora Callen
Emmett Gurnoy Mrs H A Beale
Lottie Watkins Mabel Whitaker
Celia Gorby Robt Allen
Continued on Page Seven
tions of the church were largely increased in membership
Epworth League was more than doubled
EPWORTH LEAGUE COMMITTEE
W A James President
Mrs W A James 2nd Vice President
Rosa Akers 4th Vice President
Oscar Green Treasurer
Hanna Stangland
Sallie Gorby
Winnie Daigb
Amanda Berry
J H Yarger
Eemis Childress
Josie Stewart
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An Oat that 13 absolutely rust proof heavy ylelder
stands up well and not subject to blight It Is sold
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their Catalog which describes not only Oats but
Seeds of all kinds Ask for special prices In lots of
25 bushels to car load Writo Today Catalog la Froo
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as recognized by every lady of McCook and
vicinity is THE SPRING DRESS MAKING
and no better suggestions or helps in the
decision of material style and color can be
found than over
y Dress Goods Counter
for never was my stock more complete and
my prices more attractively low than just
now at the opening of this spring season
YOU ARE INVITED to call and look over
my new and up-to-date stock whether ready
to buy now or not for a look will convince
you of the superiority of my patterns and
values which will themselves induce you to
come again
y Nev Line Dress Skirts
in spring weaves and weights has arrived and
it contains values at from 375 to 1000
each which far surpasses
before shown in McCook
ing those beautiful silks
DRESS GOWNS and SHIRT
SUITS Come in early and often
Phone 16
Windmills
Wagons
anything ever
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Builders
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In this line we
carry an up-to-date
stock and are pre
pared to quote bed
rock prices
Seeds
A large and fresh
stock of selected
garden seeds in
packages or in bulk
Farm seeds in sea
son at right prices
It will pay you to
buy our SEEDS
IA1PLEMENTS
McCOOK NEB
Ranges
We have the ROUND
OAK CHIEF the OHIO
and other steel ranges
They are the best but
we also have the ehoap
est
If you intend to put
in a modern heating
plant this summer let
us give vou estimates
on FURNACES
We continue to carry
the reliable MITCHELL
and MILBURN wagons
They are unexxelled
The SANSON and FAIRBANKS
steel mills the ECLIPSE wood
mill and the WAUPUfl vaneless
each one the best in its class
PUMPS towers tanks casing
pipe couplings cylinders and
all well supplies
HARNESS
Heavy
Hardwre
A large stock of
barb wirehog wire
nails staplescorru
gated iron bar iron
wagon wood bolts
etc
Discs
We can meet your
wants in discs har
rows drills plows
cultivators and
small tools Do not
buy until you have
seen our stock
HARROWS
Harvesters
The always reliable MCCOR
MICK Headers Binders Header
Binders and Corn Binders
Everybody knows them
MCCORMICK the best
of them all The MCCORMICK
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