Just
OneHalf
the money you blow in
foolishly if invested in a
bank account would soon
put you on -easy streot
You owe yourself the
protection a Savings Ac
count will afford you
If you are spending all
you earn it is unfair to
yourself and those who
may bo dependent on you
You have noticod the
manner in which small
amounts expended count
up in a month a part of
such expenditures saved
will allow you to have an
account at this bank
Start with a dollar
have money in the bank
The
First
National
Bank of Mccook
By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
McCook is thb only wet spot in
Red Willow
William J Bryan lines up with
Governor Shallenberger in favoring the
Daylight Saloon law And it wasnt
on our or my platform either
The Benkelman News Chronicle has
been sold by C L Ketler to Will C
Israel who assumed charge of the paper
last week Mr Ketler has purchased a
drugstore and will remain a Benkelman
business man
Examiner H S Wiggons in a report
to the Nebraska Insurance department
states that both Workman and Wood
man insurance rates must be advanced
or the margin between income and
death claims will disappear within the
next two or three years
Mayor Jim Dahlman of Omaha in
sists that Governor Shallenberger has
killed Nebraska Democracy Well
insofar as the party may be judged by
Jim and his ilk The Tribune is pre
pared for the solemn decision Ee
quiescat in pace May it never see
resurrection day
The Hatting Tribune is as proud over
Hastings going wet os the littlo red
wagon of its load of manure
Arapahoe carried water bonds at the
late election by a close margin of four J
ntflH nminritv She also went wet
A li of Phelps county one of the best
settled counties in Western Nebraska
now dry It is also one of the
moat prosperous of the western count
ies
Congressman George W Norris de
parted Wednesday for Colon on the
ship Panama to look over the canal
zone together with a number of other
members of the house of representa
tives
About threescore Nebraska state
bankers met in Lincoln close of last
week and decided to test the constitu
tionality of the Nebraska bank guaranty
law in the courts John L Webster
who doubts the constitutionality of the
law has been engaged to prosecute the
test to a decision
The Tribune has been under the im
pression for years thatOmahas growing
greatness has been due to the fvct that
that city is the distributing point for
several rich and expanding states
That great manufacturing enterprises
the railroads and numerous commercial
interests have provided the rich red
blood of business upon which prosperity
has feed and deyoloped in Omaha
Alas twas a dream That superb and
magnificently developing business
structure according to the brewing
and allied inteiests of that city is based
upon booze and restricting the hours
of its sale is choking the life out cf
that great community In seriousness
of course this claim is a gross libel on
the manhood and intelligence and patri
otism of better and greater Omaha
which stauds to gain from this measure
though some interests will and should
suffer
The Omaha Bee takes the following
measure of the Douglas county delega
tion in the last legislature And it fits
like the paper on the wall
The Bee does not hesitate to say that
with not to exceed two exceptions the
Douglas county delegation in the late
legislature could scarcely have been
worse Instead of making friends for
Omaha and shaping legislation to bene
fit their constituents their disgusting
behavior and brazen subserviency to
corporation masters antagonized and
alienated the decent membership of the
legislature ordinarily disposed to be fair
Assuming that the roustabouts and
tricksters constituting the Douglas
delegation were truely representative of
the people who sent them there and
that their flagrant misconduct was
typical of Omaha as a whole the law
makers from the outside districts simply
refused to give Omaha any considera
tion whatever or to place any depen
dence upon the Douglas county gang
Advocacy of a measure by the delegation
from Omaha came to be equivalent to
its condemnation either as a boodle job
or a corporation scheme
THE PURE FOOD LAW
Effects the meat question In fact
one of the vital points in eating is the
securing of pure fresh meats whole-
some flesh Thats the kind we sell
Quality is the first consideration with
ais We keep our large and
ing patronage on that basis
RODGERS MODRELL
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FOR SALE
70000 acres of irrigated land
in the famous San Luis Valley
Colorado with full paid up water
right and ready for the plow
ONLY 3750 PER ACRE
For full particulars and terms
address FRANK HARRIS with
The Coe Stedman Realty
Loan Co 630 Seventeenth St
Denver Colorado
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Vic Wilsons name is not writ hieh
on the walls of Brewer Metzs hall but
the rather in the hearts of many Ne
braskans who love their state and seek
to promote its sobriety
Governor Shallenbergers account
of that Omaha interview does not har
monize with that of Brewer Melz The
governors statement bears the trade
mark of honor and reasonableness and
is accepted at this office without dis
count
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
William Vogt has moved to Dundy
county
J E Kelley was in Omaha and Lin
coln Sunday
G C Heckman is in Dixon Illinois
on insurance business
Miss Mary Barbazette is home from
Denver for the Easter vacation
SB Gockley and family have moved
to Missouri and located at West Plains
Walter Seay was called down from
Haigler recently by the illness of his
sister
C F Lehn went down to Lincoln
Monday night on No 6 on a matter of
business
Ed Jeffers who has been working
at the plumbing trade at Alliance ar
rived home close of last week
Miss Audrey Jones is with the par
ents over Easter vacation coming from
the university last Friday night
Miss Margaret Thomfhon came up
from Lincoln last Friday night to b
with the homefolks over Easter vaca
tion
Ed ORourke was up from Lincoln
where he is attending the university
spending the vacation with the home
folks
Miss Myra and Miss Opal Connor
came up from Lincoln last Friday
night and visited McCook friends over
Sunday
J J Baker and family departed
Tuesday night for Lincoln where they
will locate All their McCook friends
wish them well in their new home
Velma Sutton who is attending a
convent school in Omaha arrived home
Friday night on No 3 to be with the
homefolks during the Easter vacation
Mrs Hugh Brown and niece Miss
Bertha Brown came up from Hastings
last Friday Mr Brown joined them
Saturday night and they remained over
Easter Sunday he attending services
t with St John Commandery Sunday
afternoon in the Christian church
They returned to Hastings Monday
morning
FRIDAY APRIL 23 an
SATURDAY APRIL 24
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L R Hileman was down from Den
ver over Sunday
C Hauxwell of Box Elder precinct
was acounty capital visitor Friday last
Ray Pool of Lincoln has been spend
ing the Easter tide with McCook
friends
Mr and Mrs Will Dolan and IM
Beardslee were Indianola visitors in the
city Tuesday
Mrs Margueretta Heinlein is
daughter Mabel up in Hitch
cock county for a week or two
Miss Lorene Calhoun entertained a
company of young friends last Satur
day evening in honor of Miss Katie
Brady
Andre Sodar director of Norton
Kas School of Fine Arts was in the
city Tuesday looking to the contract
for decorating the theatre
Frank Moore our representative in
the last legislature spent a few hours
in the city Friday visiting his brother
County Judge Moore and friends in the
city
W W Barrett from south of Tren
ton is now a resident of our city with
his family and engaged in the livery
business
C L Ketler who last week sold the
Benkelman Nows Chronicle was iD
town Saturday on some matter of
business He will engage in the drug
business there
Thomas Ashton of the Haigler Wray
country who is interested in odo of the
new bank propositions at Benkelman
was in the city last Saturday in con
sultation with President Franklin of
the Citizens Bank of McCook
V Franklin president of the Citi
zens Bank of McCook the Bank of Ben
kelman and the Bank of Wauneta at
tended the meeting of Nebraska bankers
in Lincoln close of last week to take
action in determining the legal standing
of the Nebraska guaranty law
Mrs Leroy Kleven entertained a
score or more lady friends last Thurs
day afternoon at 130 oclock lunch
eon which was served in five courses
Large bouquets of carnations graced
each of the large tables at which the
guests were seated and chicks were tho
seasonable suggestion on the place
cards
Mr Smith represented the Redpath
Chautauqua bureau of Lincoln in tho
city Monday He announces that the
chautauqua will commence in McCook
some time in August and promises a
program worthwhile in every respect
He states that they are featuring five
musical organizations instead of four as
last year with Miss May Butlers ladies
band of 21 instruments as a head liner
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Miss Mary Williams was home from
the university for the Easter vacation
Joe Downs returned Wednesday from
briefly visiting his daughter William
Staddler at Minden
W H Smith who has been absent
for several months in York state arriv
ed in the city fore part of the week
Mrs J E Tirrill was called down
to Superior this morning on 1G to see
her daughter Mrs Al Overman who is
very sick
Captain and Mrs C II Barrett re
turned Wednesday from spending tho
winter in TopeUa Kansas and will re
main here for the present
J W Jones left Wednesday night
for Verdon this state called by serious
illness of his aged mother His brother
J F of Trenton accompanied him
Mrs D E Eikenberry and son
Cyde left Wednesday for Monte Vista
Colo to join Mr Eikenbery in their
new home Fay will remain here with
her aunt until school closes
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ON THE ABOVE DATE
DESIGNER and CUSTOM
There will be at our store an EXPERT
CUTTER from the staff of Chicagos famous Tailoring House
Felix Kahn Co
He brings with him a magnificent exhibit of exquisite
New Spring Woolens
in the full bolt Come in and ask him to show you the Champagne
Worsteds Aerial Greys and Blues Heather Modes Sage Green Cassi
meres etc as they will be worn by good dressers this Spring
Ask him to show you the new Fraternity Models No 131 and No
133 Do ot order before you see these new fashions and materials
YOU ARE INVITED
and most welcome to look
over his beautiful exhibit of
Foreign and Domestic woolens
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Its the most complete
and successful showing
of its kind ever come to
town an instructive de
lightful exhibit of all the
Spring Novelties
Leave your measure now If you prefer you can- have your suit
shipped later on Remember the above date At our store
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Frank Ratliff is a very sick man
Roy Scott a high school boy spent
Sunday at his home in Palisade
Mrs Sargent and Miss Faus expect
to go to Iowa Monday on a visit
J II McAchran of St Louis was a
guest of his sister Mrs J G Stokes
over Sunday
Rev J L Murr of Trenton came
down to the city Monday evening to
meet his wifes parents from the east
Mrs Lottie Brewer entertained a
large company Wednesday afternoon
at a kensington Three course luncheon
was served
Mrs G E Thompson arrived home
last Friday night from Newark Ohio
where she accompanied the remains of
her father who died last week in
Topeka Kansas
Mns Mary Smith has been down
from Palisade this week nursing her
son Earl who hag been laid up with an
attack of measles Earl is here attend
ing high school
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see they can feel that we have as good lumber as monoy can
buy and you hit the mark every time you let us figure your
lumber bill If we do not sell the bill there is no harm dnni
You can rest assured that you have bought your lumber right
if you buy on a basis of our figures We do not get son and
chew the rag with anyone because we do not sell you your
lumber We want to figure your bill every time you want a
stick whether we sell it or not Drop in We have books
with cuts of modern houses from 400 up and take a pleasure
in helpingjto arrange your home
Stansberry Lumber Company
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