MONDAY. AUGUST 23. 1920.
PLATTSMOUTII SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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offers any legitimate Inducement which can or may be of
fered by any legitimate banTt, to its patrons and customers.
We earnestly solicit your business, and assure you
that we are not only willing, but able to take care of any
reasonable demands for loans which you may request of
us. '
Remember, we are the only bank in Murdock, in
which the depositors are guaranteed by the Depositors
Guaranty Fund of the State of Nebraska. Your money
is absolutely safe, and you get this free insurance, at no
cost to you. Do your barking with an old, established,
reliable bank, properly and conservatively managed, and
you will never regret ic.
The Bank of Murdock
"The Bank where You Feel at Home"
HENRY A. TOOL, President J. E. GUTHMANN, Vice-Pres.
H. A. GUTKMAXH, Casliier
Going. fast and not many left.
A.ni!i ami house dresses at 'the
M.n ait ik-. tf.
Fred Tt. vis and Ed Guilstoiff were
' kins; after same Lusiness matters
in Lincoln last Friday making the
trip over on the train.
C. A. Kupke has purchased a new
ear and disposed of the one which
W ha? I t-en driving and is keeping
in line with the time cf better
tilings.
J. E. McHugh. manager of the
Murd. k Mtrcan,ile company, was a
visitor in Omaha both last Thursday
a'v! Friday. wh-.-. he was looking af
ter tli'1 purchasing of goods for the
!.tiro ! -ere. He returned home ou.
the evening train last Friday.
Irin lleuer l.a.s pur.haed a new
l-dge roadster, trading in a former
car thereon. lie has exercised good
judgment in the selection of a new
ear in that he has acquired a "nifty"
wagon and one whose riding quali
ties are not surpassed end for in
surance ami cheapness of up-k-ep. it
is dimVult to rir.d one which excels
the lKdce.
nsurakge.
Are Your Buildings and
Automobile ?nsir?d?
Are your buildings and your auto
mobiles injured? You cannot alTord
to be without protec.ion. Our rates
arc r-a.-onail' W'e represent four
A-l companies and we know we can
satisfy you.
L t us give yrm our rates; then
you think it over.
Call on or write
VEAGH & VEA8H
INSURANCE CO.,
12G Soath llih Street
Phone LINCOLN. NEB.
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ES. W. THIMGAN
Automobiles . and Accessories
AG ElfC Y FOR
MITCHELL AND DODGE CARS
CUSHMAN MOTORS
Our machine shop is especially well equipped
with modern machinery and firfet-clasa workmen. We
are ready to do all kinds of repair work, .including
accty line 'welding.
WE CAHHY A LARGE LIKE 0E ALL
KUiDS CF TIRES
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'RDOCK BE.
PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL.
ank of EVJurdock
Just think of it: a fine huise dieis
apron for Sl.PS. Only a few left
at the Mercantile. J f .
Miss Lucile McKennon of AIvo. was
a visitor in Murdock with friends
jlast Tuesday and returned home the
i following day.
; Charles Kan returned from a visit
1 at Ogailala a few days ago. where
jhe is interested in some land which
'he went to look after.
I Art Rornemeier of Lincoln, was
a visitor in Murdock during the past
wek and with Joe Johansen made a
: business trip to Ashland.
Carl Schneider. Otto Wehrman Ar
' thur Peters and Fred Kupke will soon
' depart for Concordia. Mo., w here they
' will attend school t'.n' the coming
; year.
i Wayne Schwartz of Alvo was a
j visitor in Murdock last Friday coming
over to look after some business uiat
: ters lor a short tine.
Win. Luetchene purchased the
tractor of Ed Guilstorff. which they
i have been using in conjunction on
' the separator which was also owned
( by Mr. Luetchene, Mr. Guilsterfl
purcha.ed a new tractor the follow
I ing day.
A'. lKpnc-r. the carpenter and con
tractor, has not been feeling the best
for Ft me time ami has been kept from
his work by that reason. It is hoped
that by this time he has lt-en able
to resume his work, of which he Im
tn abundance.
Louis Hite of Cher.fy. accompan
ied, by Mrs. Hite. arrived in Murdock
with tneir new Iniversal ear, which
they weif giving its maiden trym".
and visited at the hon of C. F. Hite
and John Amgwert for a day ;;:ul
returned heme.
E. L E;iminson of Omaha, ripre-fer-iting
the lighting company was in
Murdock during the wek looking af
ter the nutitr of a contract t.. fur
nish lirhts t. Murdock and t ho -oun-try
surrounding the town. N" .thing
dclir.ite has a . yet lufti concluded.
if. A. Guthman of the Rank of
Murdock. departed early last we k fr
the west where at P.. use. Idaho, he
will join Mrs. Guthman and child
ren F. It.. Joseph ar.d their little sis
ter, and will spend s.mie time visit
ing in the great northwest at the
heme of his brother Charles Guth
iurn, and other friends, returning
with the folks in time for school,
which is to begin in September.
Xoel Tvson. son of L. A. Tyson and
vife ( f Elm wood, who has been look
ing after the business of his father
while the family were in the wc-l.
was a visitor in Murdock last Friday,
coming over to fake the train f"r
Scotts Rluffs. where he is the super-inrend'-nt
of the schools. He was
brought over by two of his brothers,
cyrus Tyson of Omaha, and Richard
Tysou oi Ilartington. who are ah-o
visiting with the folks at Eluiwoed.
in a
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PAR TMENT.
Iid you notice the bargains in
aprons at the Mercantile? tf.
Itev. I. Laipply and wife are
spending some time at the state con
vention oi the evangelical association
at Milford. where they have a cot
tage in. which they live, during the
time.
O. E. McDonald was a visitor in
Murray last -Sunday where he went
to join and return with the folks
who were visiting there. Mrs. Mc
.)uald and the children visited with
his mother. Mrs. Myra McDonald,
also.
Motive dresses and aprons at bar
gain prie.es. at the .Mercantile. tf.
George Hapke. hi other of Mr. A.
Prauchle of Hubbard. Iowa, was a
visitor at the home of his sister and
family in Murdock during the past
week. They with Mr. and Mrs.
Brauvh'.e. also visited at Milford over
Sunday.
For Sale: One Parriott tractor,
ll'-tlo in good conditio:?; also one
Hubert tractor good as nev and only
used a few days. Come auu see them.
Prices will be made right,
tf. - YM. GEIIIIT.5.
We were pleased with and artistic
dressing of the real elevation of the
display sp;'Ce for good in the store
of the Murdock Mercant ile Co.. w hich
was the effect of the work of the two
cleavtr sale women. Mi-;-es Selma
Uraucii'.e ami Margaret Amgwert.
Seen the new ad of Max Dusterhofv
in thi issue of the Journal, which is
a calling of the attention of users
of varnish, and paint to the fact of
decay where they e.lb-w the surface
of the wood, to become exposed. The
care of homes by pa: in and bamish
is fur th; pT'-ervation of the mater
ials used in'c- ustraction. His theory.
rtnd quite correct, is "Save tiie surface
and you save all. paint and varnish."
Will Airangc: Lcmonstrrti on;
Wm. Ge'.irts will arrange a num
ber f demons-feat ions in the near
future for the showing of the good
features of the tractor which lie is
handling. Those who are interested
in the matter of tractors and work
which fhey are capable of doing, will,
do well to keep in mind ar.d watch
for announcements ef the dates and
places where the demonstrations will
be give:1..
Building a New Boat.
W. . Sehev. c. wiio managed the
constructs n and did much of the
work in building the boat which i--i.wned
'y Messrs. A. J. B.iuer.-.. Lccy
McDoaald and Harry Gillespie, is at
this time looking after the construc
tion of another craft Tor some of hi
friends in Omaha and who have a
lodge at the Platie ri'er just east
of Murdov.-k. The pari its who are
close friends of Mr. Schewe. ar W.
C Drake and Herb Pollock of Omaha.
Siting the work v.hi-.-h v.a- put o:i
the boa' t M t he const i net ed fr the
Murdock bo s. they considered t'uin
seivt's firtunate ia securing the as-i-isiar.oo
of Mr. Schewe in the cen
ft met ion of the boiit w hi eh th'y d'-
.-ire
v.
i rc thev will l.e
more than satisfied.
Callihan Had a Good Crowd.
Sunday, a week, tlo re was a moot
ing of the Young Peoples association
of the Callihan church at which
time a:i i xe il nt ptogran: v;;s rctj
dere.i by the Members and which, va--gr-;;l!-
aiprf- iaied by thv v.h'. at
t( roi 'd. fii'Te was one hundred and
igiity-l';ve dollars real;;: l :"W the
tnissiowry cause by the society.
A Hippie of Exciiement
The tans win- wanttd to have the
ball park'in the ''t condition, were
given a thrill wlvn they attempted
to cut the v. ed ; which had grown in
the pirk. when the team which be
longed to Jut; Joiianrcn lock fright
when hitched to a mower., started to,
run and came in contact with a
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i im - ( . i :ie i - . . e". s; y ,.- m . u i.- u ,
j 'e.-s to say. but not until 'hty had!
strtppefl tue tcngue ot uouole-irees
and neck yoke. j
Well Pleased With the West.
.V short time ago J"hn (Jakcmeicr,
with Win. Swalm. John Sherman and
D-nkl Sherman, went to 'h westrrn
portion of the state, where Mr.
Swalm ami J( lin Sheim-'U have lund.
a'.d "v. lit 1. thev had s me 'time ago
purcha.-pd thr...:gh Mr. Oakemeicr.
. They were looking after ih' land and
the harvesting and threshing and dis
. position of their crops there. Mr.
John Sherman in speaking of the
country, said that it was the mot
i wond'-rful sight he ever witnessed.
when .standing on an eminence h
could see from fifteen to twenty
i I: reshing machines all at work and
i the sho' iL.s app arentiy so thi'-k that
; one could not drive between them,
j II" sai l at t ho ele va t.or at Crar,!.
: v.'hre he deliver d his w heat, that
jtiire was stored therein. $05,000
. wort h cf wheat on the day he de
; parked for ho me. Tie mil Mr. Swalm
both had rear 20 acres of grain
which yielded HO ;nshel per acre of
excellent wheat ar.d on land which a
; short time ago erst less than one
.hundred d dlars per acre. Mr. Dan
i'l Shi"fman purchased a farm from
John Gakemeier ou the' trip out there.
Mr. Gakemeier d-parted again for
the west lst Fridi'v evening.
""King Gscar' Now ia Ivlurdock.
V. hi!e at the carnival at Louisville;
last Wednesday. Frank Fraum. -who
is a lover of fine dogs and appreci
ates fine qualities, purchased a Ches
apeake water spaniel which was own
ed by Dr. O. Sandin of Plattsmouth.
which bore the name of "Kins Os-ar '.
The dogshiD is taking up the heme
lit" in Murd.k an;' set ms wri! rou
tented v.ith his surroundings. Mr.
Fraum and his friends will have
grcit sport hunting with the dorr.
who is still cf rentier Tsys. not yenr
and i susceptible o a high education
in the want of retrj-v'ng and other
se.
llany Atteud the Carnival.
A large number of people from
Murdock. were in attendance during
the day of sport in Louisville last
Wednesday, and thought the day was
more than perfect for such an event.
The shoot was what especially ap
pealed to the crowd from this place.
There were among those in attend
ance from this place. E. W. Thim
gan. John Gakemeier. J. E. McHugh,
dn-t Gakemeier, Lacey McDonald,
Kay Baldwin, Harry Gillespie,
Frank Fraum and W. O. Gillespie.
JIo;'t of those attending from Mur
d;.ck were in the shoot and acquitted
themselves creditable in the way they
hiv.ke the blue rocks. Many re
mained for the ball game which was
played between Louisville and
Springfield. The game was to have
been played with Murdock, but just
a short time before the date Louis
ville called asking to have the game
cancelled.
Murdock Won Over Cedar Creek.
In the ball game which was played
at Cedar Creek some time ago at the
Murdock grounds, the home team
easily .won by the score of 10 to 2.
The game was a spirited one and in
which there were many good plays
made by both the visitors and the
home team. Another game was
played last Sunday at Murdock be
tween the Mount Hope team and
Murdock but the results we have as
vet no knowledge.
Back From Splendid Outing.
L. Neitzel. who has been visiting
in the north for the past two weeks,
leturned heme last Friday morning
after having enjoyed a most splendid
lime while away. He visited, just
before his return. Lake Minnetonka.
which is considered the source of
the Mississippi river, as this is fed
hv a few small strVms and there
they enjoyed some splendid fishing
and had a most excellent time. The
business which was conducted dur
ing his absense, by his daughter and
husband. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hitch-
cock or HaveiocK. was wen kwkcii .
after. Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock de
parted for their home in Haveiock .
last Saturday.
Enjoyed a Great Time.
Henry Slaphof and wife, who have
been visiting and taking a vacation
at Colorado Springs and other points
of interest in that ' vicinity, where
they were well pleased with the
country and sights which they seen,
returned home last Tnesday. Gust
K'lge. who. with the family and his
mother. Mrs. Fred Ruge. have for
the past ten days been touring Okla
homa in their err. returned home
last Tuesday after having visited at
Drummond. Oklahoma, with Arnold
liikli and other friends.
Little Child Breaks Arm.
Ferdinand Itronkow and wife, who
have h en v'siting for some time in
South Dakota, returned home last
Thursday after having spent some
interesting days there looking over
th country and visiting with friends.
They had" only returned and had
placed their little 'laughter Molim .
" ho is scarcely a year old. on the
bed to sleep, when the little one in
a restless sleep rolled from the i. ?d
to the floor fracturing her arm. The
fracture was reduced by Dr. Horn
beck and the little one is getting
along as well as e uld be-expectel
under such circumstances.
"Departs for Their Home.
Mrs. John Meyers and daughter.
Miss Est hereof Pipestone. Minn., win
have been visitinir for some time in ,
Murdock. the guests at the heme of,
Mr. and Mrs. August Panska and
other friends for the past ten days,
returned to their home last Friday
mornign.
When you tnink of printing, you
can't help but think of us.
How about those
pictures you made
Sunday?
Better bring the films
here for developing
and printing. Your
pictures get the benefit
ofour experience and
up-to-date methods.
The result is results. '
Murdock Mercantile
Company .
Murdock - Nebr.
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Were Guests of Murdock Friends.
Last Friday evening Mr. Wm.
Gurr of Fall River. Wis.; A. Schem
elffing and wife of Deerfield. Wis.;
and Mr. Henry Strausberg of Lake
mill, Wis., arrived in Murdock, being
the guests at the home of Mr. Chris
Gurr of this place. They are cou
sins of Mr. C. Gurr and while this is
the case, they have not had the op
portunity of visiting with him for
over forty years. They were very
very favorably impressed with the
country here, liking the town equally
as well.
Make Long Trip ia Auto.
James Buskirk and brother Irvin,
with W. O. Gillespie and A. D. Zaar.
departed in James Huskirk's car last
Sunday morning for an overland trip
which will comprehend several days
to Arriba, Colorado, where they will
look after some land in which all
are interested in that portion of thf
country. They will elso visit at Den
ver as well while they are ia the
west.
Negotiating; for the "Mt. Olympus"
The Pawnee Lodge Association, a
local society with snorting proclivi
ties, perceiving the excellence of the
qualities of the "Mt. Olympus ', as a
boat for fishing purposes anil think
ing it would be just the thing for
use in the fall and early winte-- h ant
ing seaton which is now rapidly ap
proaching, have entered into nego
tiatifms with Captain A. J. Uauers of
the "Mt. Olympus" for its acquire
ment. Notwithstanding the excel
lence of the boat as a sporting craft,
the owners have decided to consider
propositions for its disposal.
Would Make a Better Atmosphere
The town board last Friday even
ing held an important meeting at the
office of the secretary of the board,
when they considered in the light of
certain happening recently, that
some 'teps should be taken to lear
the moral atmosphere of the city,
that the purity of the citizenry might
not become contaminated by the re
gretted practices which have tran
spited here of I ie. The board asd
rightly, too. decided that it was best
to clean house a little in order that
the good name of the city might be
maintained.
White Leghorn Cockrels
I have for sale a few White Leg
horn cockrels of the famous Thos.
Barron laying strain. The mother;
cf these cockrels. under trap-nesting,
many laved 50 eggs during the
winter, liny while they are cheap,
for the longer you wait the more they
cost.
FRED FLEISCHM AN,
tf M's s-w. Manley. Xeb.
Stop the Decay.
While driving through the coun
try 1 tind many homes and burns
needing painting badly. Ask us for
estimates on work, also see vs for
paint if you deure to do the work.
We will cheerfully furnish estimates
either way. Xew building standing
exposed to weather, unprotected, be
gins to decay at once. Protect'them
now. "Save the surface and yr.u
save all." Point and varnish. This
is a fine time to have your pain' ing
done, weather being, all one touid
tf. ' MAX DUSTER II OFF.
HAS A REAL INDIAN
PIPE OF PEACE
John Cory of This City Has Gift of
a Genuine Indian Peace Tire
Made bv Omaha Chief.
From Thursday's Daily.
A few days ago John Cory, propri
etor of the Perkins hotel, received a
present from his son-in-law, M. H.
Hrantner of Pender, of a real Indian
peace pipe that is one of the finest
pieces of work of its kind in the 5t:M'
and every bit of which was the worh
of Hie leaders cf the Omaha tribe
which is now located on tire reserva
tion near Pender.
The pipe is a beauty and its age is
estimated at seventy-live years as
far as can be ascertained from the
stories of the Indians who have been
familiar with the history of the Oi.;r
ha tribe.
The pipe was the handwork I
Chief Little P.ow Walker, one of the
leaders of the Omahans and shoe's
careful construction and mtteh care.
The howl is of red pipest:me and
beautifully modeled while the sUm
is from a wood handed down from
several generations of Indians tor
the express use of making the trsbnl
pipes of peace. The pipe is trimr.iol
with streamers and beaded work a;;i
makes a beautiful piece of art work
of the original American. With the
pipe goes the pouch, that is the work
of the wife of Chief Little How. and
the buckskin of the pouch is a ma.,'
of the vari-colored heads that are so
hichly prized by the Indians and one
of the best pieces of work ot its
kind t'aat can be found in this portirm
of the west.
Roth the pipe and pouch have long
been in the possession of the family
of Little Row and came to Mr. Bront
ner from Frank Scott, one of the de
pendents of relatives of the greit
Omaha chief. The value of the pipe
and pouch cannoi be estimated as the
work is much better than any that
can i- secured now owing t'i Use
lack of beads of the proper make
a .id t he owner has several times re
fi'.fcd large sums for the pipe.
MOTORS TO IOWA
Fmm Th'iru'lay's Dally.
J. H. Tarns, superintendent of thf
county farm and Mrs, Tarns, have
just returned from an auto trip to
northwestern Iowa, where they t pent J
veveral days with their daughter.
Mrs. Henry Cars'ens and family at '
Wall Lake and also visiting at Den-
nison. Mr. Tams reports a very de- !
lightful trip through one of the fin- ,
est portions of the state ot Iowa and
the outing has been much enjoyed
by both he and Mrs. Tams. Being
a farmer, Mr. Tams was very much
S. "V v
The
Life
taw!
of varnish on window sills and sashes,
front doors, etc., is only
of the varnish on protected places. Just
notice how water a.nd sun heat attacks
it every day.
Save the Surface
Revarnish It Frequently
We have varnishes especially made
for this purpose.
alntine V alspar
White Star "On Time Spar"
i itcairn s Water opar
The ideal varnishes for this purpose
as well as table tcps, kitchen cabinets,
refrigerators, porch furniture, boats, fish
ing rods, etc.
"Save the Surface and You Save
Ail Paint and Varnish"
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Max Dusterhoff
i Paints - Varnishes - Wall Papers
MURDOCK, NEBR.
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iij-vtr, taUMwr! tl!
S?iV w
interested in crop cuilitioiis and '
found them the best in Iowa ami i
fully equal to th;.t of this state.
George S. Smith drove up this af
ternoon from his home in Ho i:
Rluffs to attend to sonic matters of
businers with the merchants.
The TITAN
fjKcep in mind vr aic handling the
famous "TJTAN' Tractor, and have a
lew on hand that we can deliver on short
noiice.
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3 Ask us ff-r deniop.stralion, -or any
thing pcrtaininij to these tractors cr the
work they will do.
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WM. GEHRTS,
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for Ail Purposes!
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FOR SALE
A number of pure bred Poland
China boars. Telephone No. II ".
Adam Stoehr.
St-Sw.
we do ail kinds ot )oti pr'ntlrg.
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