The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, June 22, 1911, Thursday Evening Edition, Image 8

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    DANBURY
Sidney Dodge of Marion died Thurs
day morning of pararysis
W H Harris agent left Wednes
day evening for a visit -with his
folks at Steele City Neb
An auto load from here went over
to McCook Thursday to the races
W Stilgebouer took his sister-in-law
Miss Leila Burbridge -to Mc
Cook on Wednesday Miss Burbridge
will attend summer school
Ed Ruby aand Fred Osburn came
home from Bird City Kansas Tues
day night having finished work up
there
Mrs Cordelia Ilarbaugh and
dren arrived Thursday lor a visit
with her parents Mr and Mrs J A
McGuire
Warren SLmmonsen came home on
Thursday from Manhattan Kansas
where he has been learning the veter
inary work
Mrs Floyd Ressler came up from
Hendley Thursday for a visit with
her nlother Mrs J E Dolph
Gilbert Norman took W H Harris
place at the depot during his ab
sence for a few days
He was a British workingman and
he had so many children that he used
to call the roll before the Sunday
dinner to make sure that they were
all there His wife was bringing in
lie steaming joint It ias time tg
begin
Erbert he cried
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Ener who had just entered the
seventh grade decided to show off
his Latin
AdsumVhe bawled
For a few moments hfs father re
garded his with baleful eyes
Oh youve ad some ave yer
he growled at last Well you jist
Sit away then an make room for the
as aint Ex
Rcbt Hendcrscn is here visiting
A Bates s
Mr and Mrs Frank Laidig return
ed heme Wednesday after a few days
visit in the eastern part of the state
Mr and Mrs J A Clouse are the
proud parents of a baby boy born
June 11th
Miss Lena Gray will preach at the
M E church June 25th Everyone
should attend and hear this speaker
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Geo Thomas was a Clayton Kan
visitor Wednesday He went over in
his auto
iC Wise and family are living in
the Sims property in town
Miss Nellie Osburn spent last
week visiting Lena Thompson
This part of the country received
a good rain Friday afternoon which
made the creek overflow its banks
Mrs C W Rogers and children of
south of Marion stayed all night at
the M M Young home Friday night
Mrs T E McDonald is entertaining
her two sisters from University
Ph ce at Lincoln this week
J A Clouse and J C Ashton were
McCook visitors Sunday Mr Clouse
took Mr Ashton to McCook as he
went to Omaha Sunday night
INDIANOLA
Indianola enjoyed quite a
Friday afternoon an inch
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The Childrens Day exercises were
held at the Congregational church on
Sunday morning
Fred Dow returned from Colorado
Wednesday morning and began work
for Mr Elmer at the swimming pool
Mack Lords new harness shop is
going up quite rapidly
Chris Jensen was on the sick list
last week
Emil Hillers and wife of California
are here visiting relatives and friends
Quite a number from here attended
the races at McCook Tuesday
Two of Mrs Ruggles sisters from
California and one from the east
are visiting her this week
Mr Jessiip ofJowa is here on a
visit with relatives
Mrs Earl Calhoun who has been
visiting her parents for several week
returned to her home in Scotts Bluff
Sunday morning
Clara Schobel returned to her
home in Bloomington Friday morning
Ollie Collings came down from Otis
Colorado this week to buy a binder
He says he has wheat which will go
25 bushels to the acre
Mr Norman the hotel man was
taken to Omaha on No 14 Thursday
evening for a second operation on
his ear
need a ham
mock Everyone does We sell the
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Wilsonville kind that are built for two
came up Fricay for a visit with home to see them before you buy
folks i C R WOODWORTH Druggist
GRANT
Still very dry weather
Mrs Harve Rowlafid and daughter
Miss Belva visited with her daughter
Mrs Archie Beard over in Kansas
a few days last week
Mike TJnger and family visited with
their daughter Mrs John Maisel over
Sunday
Chas A Wesch called at the Leit
ner home last Sunday
There was a dance at the Traer
hall Saturday night All reported a
fine time
George W Miner of Cedar Bluffs
Kansas was around Monday on his
motor cycle buying cattle
Aug Wesch Sr was over to see
John H Wesch on business matters
Monday
Mrs Henry Wesch is improving
slowly after being sick for nearly
two months
Every body go and see the ball
game Cedar Bluffs vs Traer will
cross bats Friday afternoon on the
Cedar Bluffs grounds
Secretary Mellor of the State Fair
Board closed contracts with the
Wright company for two aviators
and two aeroplanes for the coming
state fair Sept 4 to S The contract
calls for four flights each day each
flight to consist of raising 200 feet in
the air and remaining up for a period
of ten minutes The accident which
befell Hoxey on Tuesday morning of
the last fair determined the board to
secure two complete outfits so that
patrons who come from a distance
have reasonable assurance that they
will not again be deprived of the op
portunity to witness modern bird
men in action
Cambell Bros circus is dated for
McCook on July 20th
I Hammocks at big reduction in
price Now closing out stock
L W McCONNELL Druggist
They all say The ice cream servec
at Woodworths drug store is the
best they ever ate
There is magic in the words
Advo They are the final word
in canned excellence And Huber is
Sunburn or wind cause no the prophet
fort if McConnelPs Fragrant Lotion
is promptly applied Price 25 cents
An ill fitting shoe is not only bad
on your feet but they get shabby
and wear out quicker At Diainonds
perLenced thee fitter thats one of
Be sure perienced shoe fitted thats one o w
tlie reasons why Diamonds shoes
feel better and last longer
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You can dress economically you can dress
with style and in perfect taste and in this time
of expensive living you can dress like a gentle
man at small cost
They are so well made so carefully handled
that they offer you the best values in the cloth
ing and furnishing world
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County Commissioners Proceedings
The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular session Pres
ent F S Lofton Edward Sughroue
and W N Rogers county commis
sioners Chas D Ritchie county at
torney and Chas Skalla county
clerk
The minutes of the meeting held
May 24th and of the special meeting
held June 14th were read and on mo
tion approved
A motion was made by Rogers sec
onded by Sughroue that the board
of county commissioners at their
meeting on the 5th day of July 1911
wall reconsider the action taken by
them on the 14th day of June 1911
on the claim of the Audit and Bond
company of America for 00280 for
the checking of the various officers
railroad fare and expenses and that
said Audit and Bond company of
America be given notice of said in
tended reconsideration Motion car
ried unanimously
On motion the county treasurer was
instructed to refund to J R Stans
berry the sum of 912 being the
amount of 1910 taxes paid by him un
der protest for the reason improve
ments assessed in 1910 on lot 4 in
block 7 7th addition to McCook were
built after April 1st 1910
The following claims were audited
and allowed and the clerk was in
structed to draw warrants on the re
spective funds levy of 1910 in pay
ment thereof as follows
County general fund
L M Higglns salary sheriff
April 100 00
L M Higgiiis j aiary sheriff
May 100 00
E Benjanrn salrrj deputy
shr riff May 30 00
Mathe J jauftcr service
April 40 00
M Maihes janitor service
May 40 00
V Benjamin boarding prison
ers May 35 50
Wh re Line llanisfer Ct
H mhng I li loads of dirt
aiil lock 52 30
l M Hiagins postage May 1 20
C A Hedge Z loads of sand 12 S5
Elizabeth Bettcher salary su
perintendent April
Elizabeth flettcher salary su
perintenuent May
Elizabeth Bettcher county in
stitute appropriation
Mitiao Tres assessing Al
liance precinct
Y J Stilgebouer assessing
Beaver precinct
Danbury precinct
Lennie Coburn road work
Tom Earl road work
Tom Earl road work
James Bergin road work
Frank Hill road work
Wm Powers road work
Jack Powers road work
Frank Crocker road work
Henry Vontz road work
Frank Hill road work
M
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100 00
100 00
100 00
i8 01
03 00
Henry Vonlz assessing Bond-
ville precinct -42 00
T M Campbell assessing
Box Elder precinct 39 00
Robert Moore assessing Cole
man precincct 33 00
J Errst VVejc neth assessing
48 00
R M Hill assessing Drift
wood precinct 42 00
Joseph Hougnon assessing
East Valley precinct 5S S5
Andy Barber assessing Fritsch
precinct 3C 32
J W Ruudel assessing
er precinct 42 00
Albert WotIs assessing
Grant precinct 22 50
C K Dutrhcr assessing Indian
ola precinct C4 50
C F Waterman assessing
ieDaion precinct 72 70
Fred Bamesberger assessing
Missouri Ridge precinct 33 00
P D Brooks assessing North
Valley precinct 36 35
W J Fleischman assessing Per
ry precinct 30 po
W II Meyers assessing Red
Willow precinct 49 50
llojry L Eckard assessing Ty
rone precinct 42 2S
E P Nelson assessing Valley
viauge precinct I 42 00
A B Wood assessing Willow
Grove precinct 4G 50
W B Whittaker assessing
McCook City 16C 50
F S Lofton commissioner
vvice and mileage 47 20
Edward Sughroue commission
er service and mileage 32 30
V N Rogers commissioner
service and mileage 40 00
Commissioner district No 1
John Haag road work Tyrone
precinct 30 00
Win C Ilarsch road work
Tyrone precinct 54 00
Otto Harscli road work Ty
rone precinct 78 00
Commissioner district No 2
Joseph Lehn hauling grader
MqCook to east of Bartley 11 00
W T Clark running grader 3
days 10 08
Road district No 3 Fritsch pre
cinct
Otis Coburn road work 3 00
1 50
4 50
1 00
1 00
3 75
6 00
G 00
6 00
1 50
5 00
Road district No 7 Willow Grove
precihct
W T Clark ToaoT work 47 50
W T Clark road work 17 50
Road district No 8 Red Willow
precinct
tC J Suiter road work 6 25
Ben King road work 6 75
Keith Jones road work 9 00
S A Wilber road work 3 00
Garetfc Wilber -road work 3 00
Harry Wing road work 4 50
C J Suiter road work 5 00
Joe Suiter road work 3 00
Road district No 14 Valley Grange
precinct
Robert Johnston road work 3 00
Road district No 19 Beaver pre
cinct
William Harris road work G 00
W Z Phillips road work 6 00
W C Hiersekorn road work 12 75
Albert Wingo road work 3 00
M R Hiersekorn road work 9 00
William Hiersekorn road work 12 5
On motion the board adjourned to
meet July 5th 1911
F S LOFTON Chairman
Attest
CHAS SKALLA County Clerk
McConnell fills prescriptions
Everything
worths
in drugs at Wood-
All the fresh fruits of the season
at Magners
For special on dill sour and sweet
pickles see Magner
The McCook Tribune
the ea in aivance
It is 100
Use Nyals Eas Em for
feet 25c at Woodworths
tired
Observe the date after your name
on The Tribune Notch it up
Bartley carried electric light bonds
last Saturday by a vote of 53 to 28
Nyals Peroxide Cold Cream takes
off the tan and sunburn 25c For
sale by
nnv er hesitate to guarantee
Ay Patent tlonr At the McCook
lour and Feed Store
If you feel you want to be shown
in the matter of quality go to the
McCook Flour and Feed Storea
None better and few aquals 91
Patent and Anchor brand flour
Made by our own mill The McCook
Milling Co
For a few days only we will give
a big reduction in the price of our
hammocks to close out our stock
L u McCONNELL Druggist
It is worse than useless to take
an medicines internally for muscular
or chronic rheumatism All that is
needed is a free application of Cham
berlains Liniment For sale by all
dealers
Do the flys bother ycu If so kill
them off We have all the best in
sect killers made Call or phone to
C R WOODWORTH Druggist
The uniform success that has at
tended the use of Chamberlains Col
ic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ha
made ic f favorite everywhere It
can always be depended upon For
sale by all dealers
A little nice toilet water makes the
I bath delightfully luxurious Youll
find the choicest of the worlds best
in our stock
L W McCONNELL Druggist
F S Rexford G15 New York Life
Bldg Kansas City Mo says I
had a severe attack of a cold which
settled in my back and kidneys and
I was in great pain from my trouble
A friend recommended Foley Kidney
Pills and I used two bottles of them
and they have done me a world of
good A McMillen
For job printing of every kind The
Tribune office is well equipped
Meets all legitimate prices Guaran
tees satisfactory work Let us fig
ure with you before you let your
work Phone us if you cant come
to the office We will call and quote
you prices
BOX ELDER
A number from this place attend
ed the railroad picnic at Cambridge
last Tuesday
J A Modrell and family visited
Max Wolfe and family Sunday
The postoffice at this place has
been discontinued
Thurston Doyle has closed the
store and moved back to his farm
Geo Harrison and wife visited Mr
and Mrs Wm Sexson Sunday
The drouth still continues
Miss Edith Lytle accompanied Mrs
Brown to Spring Creek last Monday
Every Farmer Should Have
one of our Chore Boy or Hired
Hand Gasoline Engines They will
pay for themselves many times over
You can irrigate your gardens and
do a hundred other things with them
and besides you can buy one for less
than you can hire a marifor one
month
Iiet us explain further
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
Wall paper
worths
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bargains at Wood-
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MARION
The past week has been pretty
warm with the thermometer at the
100 mark most of the time
Lawrence Short of Wilsonville vis
ited his sisters Mrs Bacon and Mrs
Shorey last week
Wm Musgrove from south of Dan
bury marketed hogs here one day
last week
R E Bacon left last week for
southeastern Kansas to help harvest
the large wheat crop there
A small bolt found its way into the
cylinder of the hay grinder of the al
falfa mill one day last week and about
two dozen teeth were extracted For
tunately there was plenty of ground
feed on hand to last while the re
pairs are coming
Miss Roxy Rollins of Indianola visit
ed her brother J C Rollins and wife
last week
Dr D F Smith and wife and F
G Stilgebouer and wife and daughter
from Bartley were callers in town
one day recently coming over in the
doctors new Overland touring car
Mrs I Pew and children left for
their home at Hebron via Indianola
last mid week after a weeks visit
with her son A C and family
Miss Grace Relph of Cedar Bluffs
is helping Mrs A C Pew with her
housework
S H Stilgebouer and family re
turned last week from their visit to
Geneva and Friend
J H Wicks was an over night vis
itor with the home folks one night
last week
Mrs Wicks was a McCook business
visitor closing days of last week
Mrs Ellen Plumb and daughter
Mrs Dimmitt arrived home Thurs
day from Rochester Minn where
Mrs Plumb underwent an operation
for cancer She is greatly improved
in health
Embalnier Fred Douglass of Ober
lin accompanied by Dr Smith were
in town on professional business last
Thursday
Geo Jackson and family of Ober
lin were business visitors in town
last week driving over in a covered
wagon
Mrs N F Daytons father Mr
Niccodemus came over from Oberlin
last week for a visit at her home
He is 84 years old but quite active
Born to Mr and Mrs W S
Bartholomew Saturday June 17th a
m pound son Mother and babe
getting along nicely
Haying is the order of the day
along the creek The first crop be
ing Ught but of excellent quality
R H Partridge put a sliding sash
in the front of the Enterprise office
ast Thursday so the editor could get
a breath of breeze and ventilation
Sidney Dodge whose illness we
have reported from week to week
passed quietly to the great beyond on
Thursday morning at 3 oclock aged
09 years 1 month and 10 days He
had a stroke of paralysis nearly a
month ago and finally succumbed to
the dreaded disease A large crowd
gathered at the school house on Fri
day to pay respect to their depart
ed citizen Services were held by
Rev Dick of Cedar Bluffs and inter
ment in Riverview cemetery at Mc
iCook
McConnell for drugs
The Flag brand at DeGroffs
McMillen prescription druggist
Everything in drugs McConnell
Try a Tribune want ad and watch
results
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Kodaks and kodak supplies
L W McCONNELL Druggist
One way to build up home institu
tions is to buy Anchor and 91
Patent The McCook Milling Cos
choicest flours
Does Your House
Need Painting
Give it a coat of Brad
ley Vrooman absolutely
pure paint
Made of Carbonate of
Lead Oxide of zinc and
Linseed Oil
Packed full net meas
ure full U S Standard
gallons
The best paint made for
wear appearance
tion and economy
Saves you money in
creases the value or your
property Try it and see for
yourself
Stansberry Lumber Co
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