The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, August 05, 1909, Image 7

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Yes After All
Its Vp to Vs
PROGRESS which spells PROS
PERITY is hut another way of spell
ing PUBLICITY
In ADVERTISING In making things
known from man to man from wo
man to woman lies the secret of SUC
CESS for which Individuals and com
munities seek
The day of waiting for BUSINESS
to step in at the door and SUCCESS
to blow in at the window is past
We must go out and corral BUSI
NESS and coax SUCCESS
And the one way to do It is spelt so
RED WILLOW
Mr Uerling is threshing at Charles
Millers and Longnockers t
Walter Helm is quite sick
Amy and Marie Meyers and Blossom
Longnecker all rode old Bell to Arch
Hatchers and spent Sunday
Mrs Ruggles and Ida called to see
Mrs Longnecker Mrs Ben King and
Mrs Meyers happened in at the same
time so it was quite a treat to Mrs
Longnecker to have her friends in as
she is a shut in
Dora Sawyer is helping Mrs Long
necker during threshing
Clarence Moean got permission from
home at the last minute to stay longer
so he ate his lunch at the house
Mrs Owens Longnecker is on the sick
list
George Morris stopped in at John
Longneckers out of a storm The
storm blew over but he had a nice visit
with Mrs Longnecker
Mr Helm has got in the fashion He
puts on an apron and helps churn
NORTH VALLEY
Miss Ida Richards helped Mrs E
Edwards cook for the threshers last
Friday
Cbnrlos Bell visited Sunday with his
cousins Joe and Jim Bowen
Mr and Mrs Lockenour were on the
sick list Saturday
Mr and Mrs Philip Dietz of Orleans
Neb arrived Friday for an extended
visit with his brother John and wife
George Oxley is umpiring the ball
games nt Cambridge this week during
cbautauqua
There were two threshing machines at
work in this vicinity the lattor part of
Inst week which mado help hard to get
for a few days
The Cambridge Chautauqua opened
up Saturday afternoon with a good at
tendance considering how busy the
farmers nre at present threshing their
grain and cutting hay
Lewis Oimstead wife and baby werb
at Ed Edwards this last week Lewis
was hauling water for the Edwards
brothers threshing machine
Miss Marie Oimstead visited Thurs
day afternoon with Miss Beryl Bentley
Elmer Bobbins and wife visited Sun
day with Wm Nicholson
Roy Campbell was on the sick list the
latter part of this last week
Miss Ida Oimstead helped Mrs E
Oxley cook for the threshers Monday
Glen Lockenour was on the sick list
a few days the first of the week
Jay Oimstead visited home folks
Sunday
Beryl Bentley and Marie Oimstead
have the whooping cough at present
Jimmie Casey is working for Ed Ed
wards this week
Everett Barber of Stamford Nob
spent Monday night and Tuesday with
Ernest Bell
Joe Hiatt and family of Cambridge
visitedSunday with Joe Saylor
Ed Eigelhcff and family visited Sun
day at Jake Kutzs
Joe Saylor and Mr Shaub were Bart
ley visitors one day last week
Mr McCarthy and son Henry also
Mr Miller all of Cambridge were out to
Maurice Nicholsons Tuesday
Mrs Ed Edwards was called to Lib
erty Neb Tuesday on account of the
serious illness of her father
This vicinity was visited by a rain
and wind storm Monday evening It
rained hard for a while and quite a bit
of water fell Some damage was done
by the wind north of here
L A Mick of Trenton Neb visited
a few days the first of this week with
his daughter Mrs Mark Ritble He
was on his way to the eastern part of
this state to hunt up a location for an
other year
Mrs Mayme Edwards visited home
folks the first of this week
DANBURY
Minn and Leila Burwell of Franklin
Nebr arrived for a few days visit with
friends
J II Wicks of Marion was a business
visitor Wednesday
Lucky Bills show will exhibit here
Thursday August 5th The reports
from other places give them a fine repu
tation their show as being clean and
moral
Norman J Campbell of McCook was
a social visitor last Thursday He is a
candidate on the republican ticket for
county judge
F E LalFerty and Miss Maude Brott
wore united in marriage by Rev Miller
last Sunday Congratulations
Mr and Mrs William Musgrove are
the proud parents of a baby boy born
Friday July 23rd
Kelley Bros will have an exhibition
all week demonstrating their Majestic
rane stoves
Mr Kenfield of Lebanon visited be
tween trains with Rev Miller Saturday
Nellie Lord will teach the Alex Brown
school the coming year
Danbury vs Bartley will play basket
ball Tuesday evening August 3rd This
is promised to be a very interesting
game
II O Castor of Oberlin Kansas was
in town last Thursday billing this town
for tho Chautauqua at that place
Nellie Lord and Gaitha Noe went to
McCook last Tuesday to take the
teachers examination
A fine rain Monday night
Ellis Miles drove in from Mulberry
Kas one day last week for a short visit
with his brother Rex and other rela
tives
Marion edited their first paper entitled
the Marion Citizen last Thursday It
was a neat little sheet and heres suc
cess to them
Mrs Ella MacFee of Oberlin is visit
ing at the W A Stone home
R E Pogue of Bertrand was in town
a short time Monday
Wallace Billings of Lincoln came in
the first of the week He is going to
work on the dray line for J A Clouse
R R Aman and family and M M
Young and family took Sunday dinnei
at the C W Rodgers home
A gentleman was in town Monday
posting bills for the Campbell Brothers
show to exhibit in Orleans August 10th
and McCook Wednesday August 11th
BEST FOR CONSTIPATION
We want you to try Rexall Orderlies at
our risk We know there is nothing that
will do you so much good We will refund
your money without argument if they
fail to satisfactorially relieve constipation
They are eaten like candy They do not
gripe or purge Ideal for children Two
sizes ioc ani 25c
L W McConnell The Rexall Store
MARION
About half an inoh of rain fell in
these parta last mid week accompanied
by severe lightning
EE Blake worked with the Konnody
thresher in the Fairview neighborhood
last week
Bert Powell of Danbury did some
paper hanging for J II Wicks one day
last mid week
Mrs Joe Cheyhey of Wilsonville
visited her sisters Mrs Roy Shorey and
Mrs R E Bacon a few days last week
Mrs Mel Rodabaugh and children
arrived home Saturday from an ox
tended visit with relatives at Norton
and Lognn Kas
B Y Darnell and family are visiting
relatives at Minden Febr
Harry Poolo and family visited rela
tives at Hendley Nebr the past two
weeks W M Deck and wife kept house
for them while they were gone
Ernest Schwitzberger moved into the
house recently vacated by W M Deck
one day la9t week
K o Gore is thinking strongly of
leaving Marion and going to Atlanta
Nebr
Frank Fields lost a fine cow by light
ning in last weeks storm
A J Greer and family are with us
again after a few weeks absence in the
country harvesting
Milton and A J Greer were in Mc
Cook business vistors Saturday
Earl Pepper left on Tuesdays flyer
to visit tho home folks in Missouri
We now have a full fledged paper the
first copy coming out last Friday with
Frank D Greason publisher and Ken
neth D Greason editor It is a newsy
little sheet and they hope in the near
future to enlarge it
BARTLEY
Frank Roberts of Hendley visited
friends in Bartley Saturday
The ball game last Friday between
Holbrook and Bartley was a fine game
Bartley 5 Holbrook 4
The Misses Emma and Lola Sheets of
Beaver City have returned home after a
visit here of several days with their
many friends
Ed Davis and Lillie Robinson return
ed Monday from a business trip to
Iowa
Ex Congressman Bede of Minnesota
visited his mother Grandma Bede his
half brother Will Wight and other rela
tives He is out on a lecturing trip and
and is said to be a very Interesting
speaker and noted for wit and humor
Mr and Mrs A J Lohr were McCook
visitors this week
Mrs C M Babbitt and the little ones
went to Cambridge Tuesday to attend
the chautauqua the rest of the week
The Bartley basketball team went to
Danbury Tuesday afternosn They
Uneeda Biscuit
are made from the finest flour and the best
materials obtainable
That Makes them an ideal
Uneeda Biscuit
are baked in surroundings where cleanliness
and precision are supreme
That Makes them
B
eeaa Discuii
are touched only once by human hands
when the pretty girls pack them
That Makes them
Uneeda Biscuit
are sealed in a moisture proof package
Food
Pure
lemn
That Keeps them Ftftftoffih
M NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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bad an enjoyable trip and lost the game
10 to 19 in favor of Oaubury
The storm here Monday evening did
some damage blowing down trees and
telephoue poles One half inch of rain
fell Hoppees barn was blown from
the foundation
L M Iliggins has been marshal of
Bartley for over two years and perform
ed his duties well and satisfactory to
the law abiding public If elected sher
iff he will no doubt be a true and faith
ful servant of the peoplo
As the days go by and tho primary
draws nearor Judge Moore is be
coming more and more the favorite of
the people who want a true and tried
man in the office of county judge
Dr Arbogat has purchased a now
auto and is now well equippod for busi
ness
We need a proprietor for our fine
hotel
County Commissioners Proceedings
McCook Nebraska July 27 1000
Tho county board of canalization nnd assess
ments met pursuant to adjournment present
S Promer C B Gray and F S Lofton count y
commissioners T A Endsloy county assessor
and Chas Skalla county clerk
ThoStato board of uuualization not havi nir
made its report so that the county board coul d
make tho lovy tho board on motion udjourn ed
to meot August IS 1909
S Puemku Chairman
Attest Ciias Skalla County Clerk
McCook Nebraska July 28 1909
Tho board of county commissioners mot pu r
suant to adjournment present S Promor C IJ
Gray and F S Lofton county commissioners
and Chas Skalla county clerk
Not being able to allow any claims and issue
warrants ou account of the Stato board not
having made its report tho board on motio n
adjourned to meet August 2 1909
S Premer Chairman
Attest Chas Skalla County Clerk
McCook Nebraska August 2 1909
Tho board of county commissioners mot pur
suant to adjournment present S Promor C 1
Gray and F S Lofton county commissioners
and Chas Skalla county clerk
Tho minutes of tho meetings hold July 19 an d
20 were read and on motion approved
Tho petition of Rudolf Luukwitz and others
asking for the establishment of a public road
was read and considered Tho board finds that
all tho owners of land along the line of the pro
posed road have given their consont thereto i n
writing aud that the public good requires it
and ou motion samo was granted establishing
a public road as follows
Commencing at the southwest corner of sec
tion 19 township 3 range 30 and running thouco
north on county lino between section 19-3-30 in
Red Willow county and scctiou 21-3-31 in Hitch -cock
county aud terminating at tho northwest
cornerof soction 19-3-30 intersecting with tho
public road on tho north side of tho 15 M
right of way said road to be known as Road
No 429 but it is understood that this road shall
not bo opened or considered a road until tho
county board of Hitchcock county takes con -current
action in the matter
The quarter annual reports of H I Peter
son sheriff for feos collected up to July 1st
1909 were examined and on motion approved
and ordered placed on file
Tho following claims wero audited and al
lowed and the clerk was instructed to draw
warrants on tho road funds of the respective
commissioner districts as follows
CA Premer road work Commissioner
District No 2 16 00
Thomas A Clnpp rood work
DfntrIctNo3 5 jjq
On motion tho boarl ndjournod to moot
AuKUSt II 1909
S PnnMBK Chairman
Attot Ciiaries Skalla County Clerk
Picture framing Tho Ideal Storo
Cash Register Stationery
Received on account Paid out
Cash Credit slips etc for Balo at
tho Tribune office Per 1000 00c
Hakes Kidnoys and Bladder Right
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FRANK REISTLE
ENGRAVER and ELECTROTYPER
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PLUMBING and
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All work guaranteed
Phone 182 McCook Nebraska
H P SUTTON
JEWELER
MUSICAL GOODS
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NEBRASKA
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OSTEOPATH
Telephone 55 McCook Neb
it Office over ElecricTheatreon Main Ave
DENTIST
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Dr Herbert J Pratt
REGISTEEED GRADUATE
Dentist
Oflice 212J4 Main av over McConuells
Drug Store McCook Neb
Telephones Office 1G0
Uesidence Black 131
DR EARL 0 VAHUE
Office over McAdams Store Phone 190
DP 1 in
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DENTIST Phone 112
Office Rooms 3 and 5 Walsh Blk McCook
Dr J A Colfer
DENTIST
Room Postoffick Building
Phone 378 McCOOK NEBRASKA
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R H Gatewood i
DENTIST
Office over McMillens drug store J
Phone 163 McCook Nebraska 3
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JOHN E KELLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW and
BONDED ABSTRACTER
McCook Nebraska
CAgent of Lincoln Land Co and of McCook
Waterworks Office in PostofHce building
C H Boyle
C EEldred
BOYLE ELDRED
Attokxeys at I aw
Long Distance Phone 44
Booms 1 and 7 second floor
PoHtoffice Building MCLOOs ato
BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES disease with Pure Blood