Meeting- of Board of Equalization
Notice is hereby nivon thnt the bonrd
of county commissionrrsof Red Willow
county will sit ns a board of equaliza
tion of Assessment Juno 13tb 14th nnd
15th on which dates tba assessments
Till bo eqaulized nnd adjusted
E J Wilcox County Clerk
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS AT
KANSAS GITY
THE WEEKS TRADE REPORTED BY
CLAY ROBINSON COMPANY
1 LIVE 8TOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
C7FICES AT CHICAGO KANSAS CITY OMAHA
PIOUX CITY ST JOSEPH AND
DENVER
Kansas City June 14 1905
Receipts of cattle thus far this week
were 22200 last week 30100 last year
27100 Mondays market for beef
steers was steady to strong on best
grades others barely steady Best cows
1 and heifers were strong others barely
steady Best stockers and feeders were
strong to ten cents higher others slow
and weak Oo the early market Tues
day best beeves sold steady but later five
to ten cent lower rates were often quot
ed Best cows nnd heifers were steady
to strong others weak to ten cents Jow
er Stockers and feeders were unchang
ed Today a few lots of good beeves
sold earlj at steady values but weakness
soon set in and most everything went
ten cents lower Best cows and heifers
were steady others ton to fifteen cents
lower Bulls were steady veals mostly
25 cents higher Stockers and feeders
were steady stock she stuff dull and
weak The following table gives quota
tions now ruling
Extra prime cornfed steers 50 to o
uoou 5 da to
Ordinary 4 65 to
Choice cornfed hoifers 4 65 to
Good 4 25 to
Medium 4 00 to
Choice cornfed cows 4 50 to
Good 3 75 to
Medium U 25 to
Canners 2 00 to
Choice staffs 4 25 to
Choico fed bulls 3 50 to
Good 3 25 to
Bologna bulls 2 25 to
Veal calves 5 00 to
Good to choico native or western
stockers - 3 75 to
Fair 3 25 to
Common 2 75 to
Good to choico heavy native feeders 4 25 to
Fair 3 75 to
Good to choice heavy branded
horned feeders 400 to
Fair 3 50 to
Common 3 CO to
Good to choice stock heifers 2 75 to
Fair 2 25 to
Good to choice stock calvessteers 4 00 to
Fair 3 50 to
Good to choice stock calves huifors 3 00 to
Fair 2 50 to
75
5 25
4 90
4 65
4 25
4 75
4 25
3 75
3 00
4 75
4 00
3 50
3 00
5 50
4 50
3 75
3 25
4 75
4 25
4 50
4 00
3 50
3 00
3 00
4 50
4 00
3 50
3 00
Receipts of hogs this week were 40
000 last week 32800 last year 29500
Mondays market was steady Tuesday
mostly five cents lower and today again
mostly five cpnts lower with bulk of
sales from 8522 to 8525 top 8530
Receipts of sheep this week were 13
500 last week 20200 last year 14000
Mondays market was very brisk and
ten to 25 cents higher Tuesday steady
to strong and today weak to ten cents
lower We quote Choice lambsS6 75
to 8700 choice yearlings S550 to 8575
choice wethers S475 to 8500 choice
ewes 450 to S465
BARTLEY
MrsEsbon Day was an Indianola visit
or Tuesday
Henry Kornhaus has just finished
painting his residence
Ira Sheets is having the foundation
laid for his new residence
Gordon put up a new phone for
Pete Gregory Wednesday
The Epworth League will have a pic
nic near Bartley July 4tb
John Pucket of Indianola was a busi
ness visitor in our city this week
John Irwin was over from near Dan
bury this week on business in Bartley
Bartley and Cambridge are to play
a match game of ball here nest Satur
day
The Misses Rawson are now posses
sors of a fine new organ purchased this
week
A fine rain three nights this week no
hail with them and has been a beneficial
to the crops
Elder Wilson went to Trenton this
week to join a happy couple in bonds
of matrimony
Miss Lulu Robins wenttoBenkelman
Mondajrto take possession of a millinery
store she has purchased there
Mr Charles Catlett returned home
Saturday from Wesleyan University
where he has been attending school
Robert Thomas and Mr Reynolds of
Indianola were Bartley visitors Wed
nesday evening attending the Masonic
lodge here
Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and the
children visited Sunday in the country
with Mr and Mrs MD Hobbs parents
of Mrs Brown
Floral exercises of the A O U W
were held in the M E church Sunday
Taylor of Cambridge preached a fine
sermon to a large audience
Prank Jennings and two little girls
were out buggy riding when the lines
broke and the horses started to run
Prank jumped out to stop them and was
knocked down by the horses and the
buggy ran over him The horses continu
ed running until one of the horses caught
his foot in the check reins which threw
him down One girl had fallen down
and rolled under the seat The horses
stopped suddenly and the other girl
fell over the dash board on to the horses
She was slightly injuried it was a close
call for them and fortunate the results
were no more serious
We think the city council of McCook
displayed supreme selfishness in refus
ing to allow the Bartley Telephone Co
to run a line through the corporate limits
to the court house This line is not
run for profit but for actual cost
which is only 50 cents per month expense
The line is mostly owned by farmers
in different directions from Bartley
They frequently want to talk to tho
county officials a few minutes which
could be done without cost or loss of
time Other wise the way tho trains run
it takes two days and expense of 250 to
300 to attend to the same business
We do not think the business men of
will approve of the action of
their city council in shutting off the
citizens of Bartley and vicinity from
communication by phone with the coun
ty officials
DANBURY
Wm Mackeys have mu ed into their i
new ncuse
Ual DeMay went to Cedar Bluffs last
Wednesday
Mrs Annis is under tho doctors care
with cholera morbus
Mr and Mrs Mitchell Young spent
Sunday in Lebanon
Rev Murr and family returned from
Jennings Wednesdny
Mrs Simeon Billings is having a new
porch added to her house
J L Sargent has bought tho hard
ware store of II N French
Roy Eno of McCook is visiting friends
and relatives of this place
Miss Vera Wright of Lincoln is here
ready to begin giving music lessons
Mr and Mrs J W Slutts of Lebanon
attended the play here Saturday night
Miss Viva Wrigh went to Cedar
Bluffs last week returning Tuesday of
this week
Ernest Carter the blacksmith of
Cedar Bluffs was in Danbury a few
days last week
Misses Pearl Hayes Dora and May
Greenway are in McCook attending the
Junior Normal school
Harry Butlers father mother and
brother came from Iowa in an automo
bile Tuesday to visit the former
Dave Boyer and Miss Eva Reming
ton were married at tho brides home
June 14 Rev Murr ofliciating
Mr and Mrs J L Murr and daughter
Rella and Mr and Miss Douglas have
gone to Jennings on a visit with friends
Mrs Alfred Ashton of Cedar Bluffs
visited at the home of her parents Mr
and Mrs DeMay last Saturday and
Sunday
A fine play entitled Diamonds and
Hearts was given on Saturday night
by some of our home folks The hall
was crowded They cleared 867
The fine rain a few days ago insured a
bountiful harvest The farmers are
having their machines put in order so as
to go to work Alfalfa harvest has al
ready begun
Mr and Mrs Patton arrived here last
Saturday Mr Patton will have charge
of the meetings at the Congregational
church while J W Mason is away at
his homo in Canada
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thats coarse and
hard is removed
no hulls no fibre
no waste in Cal
ifornia Wheatose
Flaked wheat food for breakfast
All good grocers
BOX ELDER
Miss Lillie Graves is at home with the
measles
S D Bolles is putting up his alfalfa
this week
The heavy rains North of here has
caused the Willow to overflow
Mr and Mrs George Shields visited
with Mr and Mrs T M Campbell Sun
day
Mrs N Boyce and litttlo daughter
Dora are having a siege with the meas
les
Rev J A Kerr is attending the Ep
worth League Convention at Cambridge
this week
The Childrens Day exercises at the
churches last Sunday were well attend
ed and enjoyed by all
THE JACK PONTO
Any ones having mares they wish
to breed to a good jack said to be
largest breeder in tho county should
bring them to my ranch where free
pasture will be given until mares are
known to be in foal
TERMS S800
for standing colt
to insure 81000
A W Campbell
Box Elder - Nebraska
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LEBANON
Mrs Mattio Nichols is improving her
residence
Mr and Mrs Ernest Fiechter drove
to Norcatur the 10th
Mr and Mrs Walter M Pennington
have moved to Bartley
Chas Bushnoll of Wilsonvillo is run
ning tho yard for Steve Austin while
thoi latter is building new sheds and
fixing up the yards in good shape
Rev W H Scofield preached a me
morial sermon for tho Modern Wood
men of America June 4th After the
sermon they decorated the graves of the
departed brothers in Lebanon cometery
Hupp Slutts have sold tho lumber
yard to Steve Austin of Wilson ville Mr
Hupp was one of the first to engage in
busircss in Lebanon about fifteen years
ago He and Harvey Burgess were tho
only men now living in Lebanon that
wero in business when the town first
started Mr Slutts came here from
PLEASANT RIDGE
Miss Inez Montgomery is staying with
Mrs Eflio Allen
Eli Bair and sister Roso visited at
Jake Botzs Sunday
John Botz and wife visited at their
son Jakes last Sunday
Mr Bixlers have moved to their new
homo on tho rivor bottom
Dorsoy Shepherd and wifo visited at
Clay Shepherds Sunday
Charlie Rider a little nephew of D
Shepherd is visiting him this week
Miss Maude Stewart is working for
Miss Rose Bair for a few weeks
M E Kimborling and wife were callers
at Mr Lechlitners last Monday after
noon
Estray Cnme to my farm 5 miles
south of McCook about six weeks ago
a red and white yearling steer calf
Charles Nothnagel
The alfalfa harvest first cutting is
Iowa in the spring of 1891 and bought weu under way this week
tho lumber yard Mr Hopp buying in
later Mr Slutts expects to visit with
his family this summer in Iowa
For Sale A three-months-old full
blood Shorthorn bull calf Inquire at
the water works
Tho finest gas engine and alfalfa grind
er that has ever been placed on the
market at W T Colemans Call and
see it
If you want pretty face and delightful air
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair
Wedding trip across the sea
Put your faith in Rocky Mountain Tea
BANKSVILLE
Petor Wesch has been quite sicktho
last few days
B W Benjamin and family were visi
ting at W II Hartmans Sunday
A M Benjamin and family were visi
tors at Mother Roshongsnear McCook
last Sunday
II I Peterson went after a rattlesnake
with the mail pouch the only weapon at
hand but he got tho rattler all tho same
Mr Buchanan of the firm of Clark
Buchanan Co of HastingsNebr was in
Banksvilleon Sunday looking after some
land matters in the neighborhood
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Commencing
can be paid off in
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10th
We will place on sale a large
assortment of plain and fancy
colored ribbons
Sale Will Continue for Ten Days
A larger assortment or a better
bargain in ribbons has never
been offered here before
No 40 Ribbon at 5c a Yard
Consign Your Live Stock To
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Building Savings Association
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If you are paying more you pay too much We can
mature your loan on smaller monthly payments and
less money in the aggregate than any comepting associa
tion Call on the secretary who will explain our
system Office in First National Bank
McCook Building Savings Association
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CliasAStevens Bros Ready made
Garments and Furnishing Goods
Throo doors oast of DoUrolfs store
Dr Herbert J Pratt
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Dentist
Office ovor McConnell s Drug Storo
McCOOK NEB
Telephones Oilico 1G0 rosidonco 131
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McMillons drug store
H P SUTTON
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Phones Oilico V7 residence 45
DR A P WELLES
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Residence phono 53 Calls answered night or
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Waterworks Oflice in Postoflice building
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Dec 17 1902
I used L v for hog cholera and it was all
riRht It cored ray hogs I had three sick ones
and they all Bot well and done fine I also
used it for chicken lico and mites and it is all
you claim for it It is the only Medicine for hoe
cholera I think Gotlieb Jeeke
HarrinKton Neb Dec 11 1902
T am using Liqmd Koal and am well pleased
with it I am sure I saved my hogs with it last
year and am going to keep it in stock all tho
time as it is the best thing I ever had on the
place for everything it is intended for It is
good for chicken cholera lice on stock insects
of all kinds it will destroy all kinds lnsecl9
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