MOKIMY, JANUARY 12. 1980.
PLAITSM0U1H SEMI-WEEKLY JOURMAl
PAGE FIVE
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Purchase Threshing: Outfit.
The Hcrapke brothers, residing out
north weft of Murdock, have pur
chased a new threshing outfit thru
the implement house of Wm. Gebrts,
for delivery next cummer in ample
time for the opening of the thresh
ing season.
Farmer's Merchant's Bank
PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL.
DEPMR TMENT,
J
The B
ank of Murdock
We invite our friends who have business in our
hne to take advantage of the exceHent service we are
Ms to render. We have but little to say in our ad
this week as we are very busy with our annual balances
and other things that go to keep the work up in tip-top
pJi.pe. But this need not deter you from coming in,
for we are never so busy but what we have time to
lock after your banking needs.
i ne DanK or m
ock
ur
"The Bank where You Feel at Home"
KESRY A. TOOL, President J. E. GUTHMANN, Yice-Pres.
H. A. GUTHMANN, Cashier
I Men':; slue; ::t unlu-.ird of prices i Ck-;:i!inp house! All
jut the .Miini(k Merc. Co. hand K'K's out. G t in
j Jcsrf Klyi'HT lias j;i;;t purchased ; ins. .Murdock .'.lore.
:t corn si.c:!cr tiiroumi I lit- u intuit1
! Gehrts implement house.
; A. J. Tool, who has been h:.vin
'some trouble with toni!itis recer.t
y. is showini; son,e improvement.
Georpe Moouicy. of i:e;ir ElrnvooJ.
.was in Murdoch las! Friilay visiting
Iwitli relatives and friends :nd lak
ixiT advantage of the sale now bcir.fr
conducted ii t tlx- Murdock More.-.n-tik-
company's store.
After ;i mtI;'s work teaching on
the iu '.v term. Superintendent J. H.
liurwcll and J'rof. Willurd J.uhiiKiii.
of the Murdoch public schools, spent
tlie week end at their respective
homes in Lincoln and Elmwood.
Mrs. Henry Klemn.e, who ha.-:
been sick at her home just south
west of the city, for the past few
days with an attrrk oi' the quinsy,
is reported as 1 oin. seme better
but stil! far from iur usual health.
Meeanss have been held fit the
Sohewe and CTi'.l.han sc hool . at which
the matter of consolidation was dis
cussed from the an -"! of i!-e divi
sions ar.noMV.ceu l rot-.: ti'e redtstr
ini; committee. As iniht be xp"et
e'.. there was not much oi" the 'cet
..:,:! her" idea prevalent in the ireet
inirs. Mr.-;. J. VI. Meiluh was a visitor
tiie latter part of the week at the
heme f her par ut. Gi-ore Tow le
old
on
Co.
j lock on
the bar-
Grandma Tliimjran Continues Low
Grandma ThimsHn, who has been
sick for the past few weeks, as a re-
Arthur Stroy, M,o is attending vtic stroke, is reported as beinK
It.ie state university, was a visitor at . vVrv nttle better at this writinK and
the home of his parents, J. C. Stroy ht.r progress toward recovery is
and wife, over Sunuay. (necessarily slow due to her advanced
John Miller is af thin time employ- age. Her friends in and about Mur
ed at the market of Joe Johansen, i dock would be pleased to hear that
asshvtir.s; in carini for the trade, i she is improving rapidly and all wish
w hile Mr. Johanns--i is away, he be-1 her a speedy return to good health,
ing IreTuiently calid out of town to 1
look after business matters. j
cleaning house of all old stock on!
hand at the Murdock Merc. Co.
J. Johansen was ., visitor in Weep-;
:n;v Water last Friday, where he j
took a span of nn:!.-s be delivered!
to the market of V'm. Dunn and af-!
ter the trip there was a hitch in the'
deal and the mules were not disposed j
(' as contemplate!.
Are you takir.c advantage of the ;
it 'lie Murdock Mer- i house.
- i..
and
her
for
2 r
1 1:
wife, bvii: called
brother. Hoy, who i :
some time an ! v.;-;-(
of ia'te been ver- i.eri
t re '.
be. n
:ond
ous.
Will
Gin-u.i-.ius. percales.
I 1 yon get your supply
..1 :r lock Mercantile Co. Hurry!
Frnr.V; liu.-cnow- was a brief busi-
iv -s visitor in the capi.al city over
. Friilay tveninn and Saturday, re
; t-.rning home Saturday night on the
f Jtrst-y. While there he visited at
the home of li is friend. Fniil Kueim.
: II ;bert Crav. fTu. who has been on
tl:" tick list with an attack of the
iiri;. is now a!d to be about airain.
? v. l ::ih in i he best of health,
j i: L.:; r. uitd t,-pcs to be feeling
;' as Wvll as ev r mm:i.
; Men's shoes at unheard of prices
' at t.e .Murdock Merc. Co.
W. O. Gillespie was in charge of
f the busine.-s house of Wm. Gehrts
! during tlie time .lr. Gehrts and Mr.
Charles Schaei'er were at the conven-
lion in Omaha. Mr. Gilles-pie is a
-capable n:au and cared for the busi
ness in an excellent manner while
the boss and h!.-? assistant were ab
sent. M-s. Grv. Il'rynier. v. ho is mak
ing her Ivmie at the hotel, where she
i ci:.pbyed. and -who has tecu at
( omp;
1 ilne CotiuiICt it. 2
going fast. The ladies : hoes in button and lace
yet? At the 'at certainly spell ECONOMY.
At Murdock Merc. Co.
Mrs. George Shackley, of Avcca.
was a visitor in Murdock last Friday,
remaininu ov-.r Sunday as a guest at
the home of her i-ister, Mrs. llarrv
Davis.
Carlton Zir.k was a visitor in
Kimwood last Friday evening, where!
he visited with friends and also at
tended the basket ball game be
tween the Elmwood team and that
of Eagle.
eii Miat tin vow: man
siiow improvement.
Tiie Murdficl: Mercan' ib
is at the lnselit
'Kcorc.piv Sale." si:t nested
uovernrner.! cost board for a
oMutdi: -.hn.ents ill she montli
nary and is enj -ying a big b
being iiatronizi-1 by lai:e l
'f peo; le v. ho care to save a i
lars an J v ho are pet; :.:g som
i tre',-
sick
it ion
It i
f-i-o:;
;ny
the
1 retail
of ,"an-U!-
ill ess.
nr.ber:.
'v .'"1-
e re inl
ine bargains for t'.n-ir ni 't'i y. I'll"
store handling a lot ( f pri-dtx-
in the line of chickens etc.. th
I atioruir-g 11," lariii.. r an cxceljei.t
markti for his produce.
red'uv d prices
erntile "o?
Miss Edith Reeves, who is suffer
ing from the pneumonia, and whose
condition has bee:: very serious dur
i ; i iz the past wot:-., is reported as
lewhat improved. thousrh
still very sick. Her many friends
hop" for her sreci:y and permanent
recover.
GJngbams. law: -. percales, going
i'.ist. Did you get your supply yet?
A: th" Murdoch Merc. Co.
A. J. -'': i was a visitor in
Lincoln .luring the latter part of
la: t week, a pue-' of her mother,
Mrs. Martha Scbe-we, who is con
valc.'Ci'.iz at the i.orpital in that
place, alter v.ndereuing the ordeal of
imving one of her feet amputated a
few v. eeks ago.
During tlie p.i
.J;cl.!:.an. one of :
pr.biic schoel. has
home of Mr. C. M
resi;li-o while in
:: t;; k of la grip;
:us been away fr
Llar.y of Family Sick
Most of me members of the fam
ily of Homer H. Law ton have been
confined to their home for the past
few days with attacks of the prip.
and while they have been feeling
pretty sick, they are now making
satisfactory progress toward recov
ery. Mrs. M. Sorick, of Lincoln, is
in tiie city caring for the sick ones
and assisting with matters about the
Hears Sister Very Sick
Word has come to Mr. and Mrs.
I Henry Schrader. of Murdock, tellinp
I of tiie serious illness of Mrs. Charles
Kraft, of Louisville, who is the wife
of Mrs. Schrader's brother. Rela
tives here did not know of her sick
ness until the word came telling of,
her serious condition from that
dread malady, cancer of the stom
ach. Mr. and Mrs. Schrader depart
ed last Friday evening for Louisville
via the "Jersey," in response to the
call, hastening to the bedside of the
cick woman in the hope that they
might be able to minister to her ,
comfort. !
her
few
M o -
S i e i
m"Ht
i I ' v-
!:!!:
lavr-. w
uii.sy.
: able
here, b,
- o! hcr
in W;
here
.bash for the
she was sick
past
with
has so far improved that
to return to her employ-
; still wiak from the
sickness.
week. Mis--e
teachers at the
been sick at ihe
mmey, where she
unlock, with an
. and while she
n her duties at
school room. Miss Esther Schmidt
has taught in her place. Miss Jack
.i ;:; was able to h removed to her
'nine" near Elmwood on last Friday
eveninir.
This bank is for the service of the com
munity. Come in when you need something
in our line. Come in anyway and get ac
quainted: we want to know you all, for we
will then be the better enabled to serve you.
Always at Your Service
Fanner's and Merchant's Bank,
HE1JKY BACKAMEYER, President E. L. POTHAST, Vice-Pres.
0. J. POTHAST, Cashier
MURDOCK -:- -:- NEBRASKA
Not Enough Were Interested j
The wrdf In: nt which was pulled j
O'T in this vicinity last week result
ed in the capture of but one lone i
wolf. This was largely due to the ;
fact that not enough men turned out '
for the hunt, to keep up the neces-.
sary line about the territory being
covered, and as a consequence the
southeast and southwest sections of
the territory were weakly supported, j
Doubtless had there been enough ,
hunters to cover the ground numer
ous more of the animals might have
been taken, as several were started,
only to break throush and make
good their escape.
The wolves have been preying up
on chickens and small pies in the
neighborhood for some time past and
it would be a good thing to rid the
neighborhood of them.
The honors of killing the one that
was captured had to be divided be
twien Will Keikinan and Will Vclk,
bh of whom got a : hot a': it.
Last Friday evening as Henry
We.idt was coming from Wabash in
his car. a large wolf hopped across
he road in front of him and sat by
the side of the highway watching
the auto go by. Had Henry been
armed, his wolfship would have un
doubtedly terminated his career of
preying upon the farmers' hen roosts
and pig pens.
Attended Des Moines Convention
A. J. Tool has just returned from
a visit in Dos Moines, where he was
in attendance at a three days meet
ing of the dealers handling the How-
( Continued on page 6)
Wm. K. Bohn, Auctioneer
I'HONE
ELMWOOD -:- NEBRASKA
Many of the young people
Creators of
Distinctive interiors
Residence
Church
Public Piaces, Etc.
of this .
piace attended the basket ball contest j
a' Elmwood last Friday evening be-;
tween the Elmwood his;h school !c:.ni :
and that of the consolidated school,
at Eagle. j
Ladies shoes in button and 1 ice '
at "ECONOMY" prices at the Mur
dock Merc. Co. Come earlv! I
i
James Gamble, of Elmwood. who!
is one of the busiest of men looking
after his farm and also that of some!
friends, asked us to place his name j
on our list, and he will receive the
Journal in the future.
John Timni and lr.s son. John.'
Junior, were in Murdock on last
Friday doing some trading at the
(Mercantile company's store, taking j
advantage of the reduced prices in-'
'cident to the "Economy Sale" being
conducted 1 1 y the store now.
L. A. Ty.-on. in order to keep
touch with the happenings at il
county seat nr.d over the whole
county, has arranged for the coming
to his mblress at Elmwood of the
.-v mi-Weekly Journal, and will keep
in touch with the happenings of
the county in the future.
The two Harrys. Mes-r--. II. V. Mc
Donald and Harry Gillespie. have
I bet-ii bnsilv enraged in taking stock
i at the drug store, in order to get ai
! where tliey ; re at in a btrouess way.
I The institution hns been jnakinp
money and they want .to know jnst
i how much. Thev are both very
sfi38- &32ZZ& CESS sSfcar-c;
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.3 El ra jr.
In accordance with ihe recommendation of the United States gov
ernment, we are inaugurating an
MY SALE."
mKFCJltS-)iM - y '7
filDX BusteriiiGrf,
Intciicr Decoralor,
Painter.
Phone 19-G Murdock.Neb.
-cb ver I'tiriness men and have many
t friends both in business and other-
wise.
! Win. H. Fohn, w'io does a gen
jeral auctioneering business, residing
j at Elniveood. has a card appearing in
jtiie columns of the Murdock pase.
Mr. I'.ohn is a fine gentleman and a
ig ;ii auctioneer and is ever reauv to
(serve the public in that capacity.
has had his name placed on the sun-
script ion list of the Journal and wrli
keep ii. formed of the current hap-P'-;
ings in Cass countv through the
i:m of its columns.
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which vvil! include rrjany articles of common and constant use, and
which will be offered from
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In many iriotancea this will be s cut of nearly all the profits, and in
some instances more than the profits on the goods.
DO YOUR own threshing with your own
help when the grain is just right. Save
los from sprouting if the season is wet
and .save loss fro'ii shelling out if the season is
dry. Hitch your tractor to
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and Comforters
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Aafoniobiies and Aceassorses
AGENCY FOK
MITCHELL AND DODGE CARS
CUSHMAN MOTORS
0:-.r machine shop is especially well equipped
t.vith modern machinery and first-class Vv'orkmen. Ve
c.re ready to do all kinds of repair work, including
acetyline welding.
WE CARRY A LARGE LINEW ALL
KKJDS OF TIRES
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Tlie saving of threshing hills will soon pay for it. 77
man pn: for if self bif sai'nrj your crop tliia par. Tlie
Ilubor ie; known the world over as theniuehine tlult "saves
the grnin." The Jtmi-jr Thresher is lartte enough to lo
yotir own threshing atiJ your neighbors if you lik.?. It is
smnll enough to he run by a 10-50 truetor. The Iluber
Light Four, the efficient 1 "2-5.5 tractor shown above, fur
nishos ample power for the thresher with all attachments.
Made only by The Iluber Manufacturing Co., Marion, O.
FOB SALE BY
WILLIAM RUSH,
Phone 16-B -:- -:- Murdock, Nebr.
Threshers Tractors Power Machines
Duck Coats and Mackinaws,
Men '5 and Ladies' Sweater Coats,
$30 0
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Till Oil,
Phone 35-B
Murdock, Neb.
i" Reduced prices cn our Dry Goods Line - such as Percales, Ging
hams, Outing Flannels.
This will be your opportunity to stock up for your summer sewing!
g We v'ill also oUer few "ODDS and ENDS" from our shoe stock!
J iV!cn's Jackets, blue stifel stripe, at $1.98
Specials in prices will be given in ALL LINES that we carry!
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J. E. McHtJGH, (VSsnagcr
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Murdock, Nebraska
The International Line Complete!
Power plenty of power and f!iciency at all times, reliable
and dependable is what all want. We have it iu the International
Line.
We carry a full and complete line of Kerosene Engines, Ga-r-line
l-InRines, Kerosene Tractors, Motor Trucks, Cream Separators,
Farm Wapons, Farm Trucks, Grain Tanks, Manure Spreaders,
Stalk Cutters, Mills. Girndcrs and Binding Twine.
CALL OX TS FOH YOUIt WANTS
IX OUIt LIXE
WM. GEHRTS,
Murdock
Nebraska