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PREPARED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE JOURNAL.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1924.
MURBOK
MJ
Whsn You Bury
Ycur Dsad
insist on your undertaker using
the Miller-Gruber automatic con
crete sealing vault. It protects
the remains of the loved ones
Manufactured by
Hiiler Grislier,
Nehawka, Nebsraka
-Slacks Walton -
"SAWDUST"
and ANDY GUMP
in "What's the Use!"
Tool Bros, Show
Your Pleasure is Oar Easiness
Win. Bourke shipped a car load of
cattle to the South Omaha market
last Wednesday.
R. L. Panska, from south of Elm
wood was a caller in Murdock for
the day last Thursday.
Mrs. II. W. Tool was enjoying last
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Uncle Jacob Goehry of Lincoln
was a visitor in Murdock on last
Thursday, visiting with his friends
and also looking after some business
matters.
Mrs. Emil Kuehn and the children
were visiting in Weeping Water at
Gorder for a few days during the Murdock Boys Seeing America and
THE TOURIST
PAGEMAKERS
Something of the Dominion
Of Canada.
T. M. McKinnon near Alvo.
Mrs. Chris Backemeyer, of Waco, past week. j
was a visitor at Murdock and a guest During the absence of A. J. Tool, '
cf Mrs. August Panska last Thurs- who is seeing tne nortnwcst via auto .
day. and a part of the time walking, the ' Richard E. Tool, Henry J. Am-
Mrs. George Utt has been visiting store is being looked after by Harold swtrt, Albert Thiele, who some time
at the home of her sister, Mrs. James McKinnon. since left Murdock for the Pacific
Marsh, at Omaha, for the past few Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bornemeier, of coast in Bud s car, write the Journal
days. . near Elmwood, were visiting in Mur- from Blairmore, Alberta, Canada,
Miss Elsie Dciekman was spend- dock and also looking alter some where they were on September 11th
ing the past week at the home of her business matters as well, on last:ami have "to say as follows:
sister, Mrs. John A. Box, near Elm- . Thursday. j Should anyone happen in the town
wood. i Miss Ellen Deickman and brother, ' Gf Blairmore, Canada, and see a Ford
Mrs. B. Goetz was a visitor for a Richard, departed last Wednesday coupe with a Nebraska license num
short time in Lincoln during the via Ashland for Xaperville, 111., at ber thereon, a camping outfit and a
past week and guest at the home of which place they will attend school windshield covered with patches,
her sister, Mrs. Jacob Goehry. . the coming year. they would look twice and then won-
Samuel Panska of Cheyenne, was Edward Guehlstorff was looking der unless they come from Cass coun-
1Jcj AfnriWir fnr n nii'mhpr after soine business matters at Lin- tv with all its hills and other things
torn last, i nursuay morning, maKing wnien we kick aooui
the trip in his new Universal car,
which he recently acquired.
W. O. Gillespie has been, suffering
for the past lew days with an at
tack of lumbago, which has kept him
from his usual work, and has made
it difficult for him to get about.
of days last week, and a guest at the
home of relatives and friends here.
Jess Landholm has been looking
after business at North Platte for
the past two weeks end George Utt
has been looking after the garage
h?re.
Louis Miller, who has been visit-
sometimes.
Still we pot into worse reads than
any in Cafs but a few days since. It
looks strange to us to see oats still
green as in the spring and wheat
which will not be ready to cut far a
week or ten days yet a:id will be
lucky if it gets out of the way of the
I Mis Anna nf nenr Grant. frost. We saw a man hauunz grain
has been visitiner for some time past with ten horses strung out two and
ing here, accompanied by his moth
i er, Mrs. C. L. Miller, departed on at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Bar-'two, but he had twice the load which
last Friday for Evanston. 111., where bara Goetz and cousin, Edward II. is hauled in the States.
I he will attend school tor the coming Guehlstorff. northeast of Murdock. i Our caron last nirlit was in the
year.
Band Ensfmmsnte-AII Kinds
We are local representative for all kinds of band in
struments manufactured by
o.
See us for what you want, we are exclusive agents.
H. W. TOOL,
MURDOCK -:- -:- -:- NEBRASKA
foothills of the Canadian Rockies
:;nd about four miles west of th?
Frank Rocl: slide which occurred in
1003 and which it wiJl be rtnic-r.,-brred
killed S'j people and wiped out
out a small town. A mountain 7.
"2K feet above Jh? e;r.. suddenly bj-
Elmwood were visiting in Murdock f--n-me loosenet and r-iiu into tne a l
last Thursday and also lookiner after ' joining plain, leaving only a sma.'l
some business as well. Mr. Seiker ! uck bone. The Canadians are very
vin., m -,ntn ronniro'i -t iho .sociable and williru. to assist a man
garage of E W. Thimgan.
j At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
iWestfall on last Thursday the house
hold was made happy by the advent
of a fine young American who came
to stay, and now all is smiles and
; congratulations.
A. W. Seiker and wife of near
Just in Time for Bargain Wednesday's Thrifty
Shoppers are these Big Values!
Y on will find values equal to these
at our store all the time.
All Work Guaranteed
wo mm i
mm mm of am tunas;
:. . -jet 'iifi'L. s "?.r Z ""1Z?1
We handle all reliable makes of radios and
parts. Also make radios. Expert service. All
at reasonable prices. Telephone No. 19-K.
WiS
MURDOCK
-:- NEBRASKA
i Notwithstanding the rain on last'
1 Thursday, Henry Hcic!iman was mov- j
ing from the farm to town and thus'
1 vacating the old home place for the
i occupancy of his sim, who has but.
recently teen married. i
: Edward W. Thimgan was a visi-i
' tor in Omaha last week, where he
got a new Universal coupe which he
i has sold to Andrew Zoz, and the
family will find it a most convenient
and comfortable viagoa lor their use. j
i L. B. Goerthy and family and Mrs.
ifJoerfhv's p;!ifr: Vrs. (it-cinsf Van-'
cerijt rg anu iter h::i, -i v. &ru, v. ere
visiting with friends and relatives in
Weeping Water last Sunday, they;
having driven ove r in their car for j
tii 3 day. j
During the time when Lacey Mc-
Donald is Hiking his vacation, Ken--neth'Tool
the "substitute carrier is
looking after the needs of the pa-'
iron of the route in the morning I
from tlio states and want to know
about things down here. We were
talking to : shop l.ecpor who Ins
rn uncle who had been in Or.?aha
ro'r.o t' irty ytirs a.?o and did not
think much of it then, but when in
formed :f the rreatneti of Omaha
:.nd its indurtry aTid especially the
racking hr.us-s end. cattle market he
' a- great lv curnri?"f:. Vp find many
United States manufactured articles ?
.iere and mcpf of tho groceries arely
c'jrcha?otl from the United States (2
h-vi-.f". ;!r.(! it is srid that they rre'H
heip?r and better even af'er hav-jfj
ng pp:d the freight and di;ty. One i
f ::T.;-!ot vt past without payinsr di'tylg
h.T'5 and when or.c h:s met with the:g
problem of duty here and duty there I f
he dors not think much of the taxes j
in the good old U. S. A.
Wc fnnnd n horse shoe a few days i M
beak ar.d rre hr.vtr.g the best of luck, i t
ihe ii.o-or cf o"i"car has given no j f
trou!c ?nd thr- 1 ires, but very little, j l
We are wondering bow you people 'J
and working in the bank in the af- are, fitting in the shade and trying 3
tcrnoon of each day j to keer cool. bv4t w- are wrapoe-J in jh
la their trip to the northwest, ! (.r.r bl inkers by the camp fire a:!d;J4
which v.iil be had following
return of thf present party
the; trying to ket-o war
Hut we have
seeing rrone f;r enr?ugh north no v. and wi'I
.ue sights tiiere. Messrs. and Mrs-; Tors the Rock ranges and herd south
darner Harry Gillespie and Harold : f' om itw on.
Tool will be accompanied by Mr. Frr.ring v. e will trespas? on the
and Mrs. Hugh Armstrong of Onia- J Frnoe of the good old " PTattsmcuth
aa- 'journal, wo will c!osp with beet re
Louis P:hmidt of Millard was ai -:ir(',s to all the people in Cass coun
visitor in Murdock last week for a : ty r.r'd ail r-T-ders e!--ewhre.
t-hcrt lime a?.d while here picked up; " RICHARD E. TOOL,
a number of call ducks which he 1IU.VRY J. AMCIWERT,
vjj; use for hunting. He secured! AMJERT TIHIII.E, JR.
flu:ks from the people here who) Tourist Pacemakers From
know what good ducks arc and who the Grddenrod State,
raise none other. I
I Ray Ealdon, who went to the !
i hospital some time since, is getting'
I ;;lo:ig fairly well, he having had;
j two operations since going there and '
will have to remain for some little
time yet. His many friends here '
"Hello there Uncles Rurell and
Id," came a voice from the young
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Horn
beck, when he arrived via the stork
route last Friday. The father and
fond mother are both well pleased
MICK
Cars are
See Us for Them
the Best
Made
We Also Handle Ford Cars
We are carrying a full line of Farming Machinery and
repair for all kinds cf machinery. For garage service
and Automobile Repairing you will find our work O-K.
For Trucking Call Us Any Time
cf Night or Day
E. W. Thimgan Garage
Murdock -:- -:- -:- Nebraska
v.m ijQ wen Dieaseu wnen ne snail or,..,i ti, ia
V C 1 I 1IC (U 1 I ( Ul. J LkKZ J l( 1J Ul a Li AO
: return home entirely well. wpll plased with the excellent home
: Henry A. Tool and Henry Meyer-. which he has found and with the
jurgen were looking after some de-! excellent uncles as well,
i tails at the new school building oni " . . T
m,,,,. ,..: n ,.- Donald Eanta, of St. Charles, la..
ness tor tne fleaication of the school,
a fine young man and an excellent
1 which occurred on last Saturday and i3rer;J;fS ."fJ pLh
for the opening of the school ycarib"V?r 5 r, I Charlc
which occurred this morning. K?1 s',op haB Saa
ti1q t.- n t.- c;t i-, r i ? o with Mr. Emil Kuehn ana egan
Uihlll 111 .UUI UU( n. Oil iUUliUL!
'.,rw n i.i tins week
i Thursday evening, at which time a
most pleasant evening was had by
jthe large crowd of young people, who
gathered there and were entertained
hy Misses .Minnie and Elsie Deick-
y ot
Mr. Eanta is a very fine
a workman in
man. the genial hostesses.
m ft e
LllUSOlQ'glig
We are showing this excellent car on our noors
at this time, and would like to have you come in and
see it, and also arrange for a demonstration.
Among the things which it possesses are a 40 h. p.
motor, pressure lubrication, Delco ignition and starting,
smoothness, flexibility, generous in size, multi-mileage.
These O'dsmobile models to suit every case, every
taste and every need, all built on the same sturdy chasis.
Prices f. o. b. Lansing, Michigan.
The Roadster $S75 The Sport Roadster $985
The Spcrt Touring $1C15 The Business Coupe $1045
The Coupe $1175 The DaLuxe Sedan $1350
Jess Lsndhoim Service Gsrage
Murdock -:- -:-
Nebraska
make a success as
Murdock.
An old time resident and much in
terested gentleman in Murdock, of
Omaha. Mr. Frank Martin, who was
uunmitea amount 01 money TO.xooi, accompanied by Mrs. Martin,
loan on eastern Nebraska farm land. ! were visiting in Murcfock last Thurs
Lowest rates. Applications taken 'tlay and Friday, being guests at the
now for future loans. See 0. J. Pot-! lKjrf eof len,-y A" To..1 a,nd
l, , r , - . ' , ' , JIr- Martin wz. attending the
hast at Farmers' & Merchants' Bank , aunuai meeting cf the stockholders
Murdock, llebr. inf the Murdoch Mercantile company.
which was held on last Thursday
Cream Separator for Sale
I have a good Primrose cream
separator for sale. J. J. Gustin,
Murdock. sl-StM
evening.
Fine Bleached Muslin
"Sewisg Bee,' a 36-inch fine
quality muslin, firmly woven,
no starch. Ncne $2f
better. Per yard A O C
Arncskeag Apron Checks
The good staple patterns. Oar
money-saving cash B C
price, per yard A54
D&rk Outing Flaneh
27-inch width. Plain gray and
mottled. Our price, "I Q
per yard, only JLIC
Comforter Challies
36-inch. Fine for making com
forters. Very pretty patterns.
Our money-saving " f
cash price, per yard ADC
Boys' and Girls' Kose
A fine grade of schcel hose.
Black and brown. ?C
Per pair only 4UjC
Women's Princess Slips
Made of cotton taffeta, will not
cling. Colors black, tan and
gray. Cur money- Ofl
saving cash price PAfct
Cotlcn Plaid Blankets
Large size, double blankets.
Pretty plaids, OQ
overlccked edges i$LsQJ
Men's Overalls
Fast blue 2:20 weight, full
cut, suspender or high back
style, double seamed and bar
tacked. $1.75
value. Our price P A 7
Boys' Overalls
Fast color, plain blue, heavy
denim, watch and pencil pock
et on bib, two hip pockets. In
fact "2ade just like Dad's."
AGES
3 to 12 13 to 13
9Sc $1.19
Unbleached Muslin
3ood medium weight, just the
thing foi sheets and all uses
where service is required. 33
inches wide. Our "B O
cash price, per yard A uC
Outing Bal Shoes
Comfortable fitting army last,
soft upper stock, sewed and
nailed sole. Lots of wear at a
small invest- QQ
ment. Our price gSLmUJ
Merit Percale
SG-inch standard count, fast
color percales. Very pretty
patterns in dark and light.
Our money-saving "I 7
cash price, per yard A I C
Work Shirts
The famous "Big Moore" brand
the kind that gives double
wear. Fast color cheviot and
charabra cloth. QQ
Sizes Hi2 to 17 0JC
3 to 7
S9c
Iciest Styles Direct from Neiv York Manufacturers in
WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
Silk-Wool Dresses
Mm
mMmw
... WZl
5 Q)Q0
These represent the lat
est models made of
such fine materials as-
Satin Cantons
Sciin Ckarmecse
Crepe de Chines
Poiret Tivilis
New Flannels
COATS! COATS!
Fine showing of Children's Winter
Coats Ages 4 to 15. Our cash policy
saves you money. Priced right, at
. $5.S5 to 312.50
VTomen's Ccats Latest styles, made
cf Eclivia, Brushed Heathers, Ve
lours. Look at these low prices
316.50 to $26.50 -Children's
Hats
F.ig values Our low cash price
98c to 3.85
5JE
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WILL BE PUBLISHED THURSDAY i Mr. and Mrs. William Rodenbcrg.
I Murdock and visited for a time at
Knaupe and left last Monday
Thp Vac'pv "iiP Vivo deirt- i o Enid, Oklahoma, who have been Wm. Kn;
nf t'o S'ni.wppkiv Trmrm i ! visitiner at the home of a daughter ' for their home in the south after
m
v.ill Le found in
tion.
the Thuridav edi-' at l.abauer, -Minn., wnere iney were ; navmg enjoyoa ineir irip very mucn.
visiting for some time, arrived in j , jst aa;.tli:7-j: t AdvcitlBt It.
ARE NOW NEEDED
and when in Platismouth next Wednesday (Bargain Day) we want
you to call at the Bates Be ok and Gift Shcp fcr your wants in this
line. You wiil find the prices right and the goods the very highest
quality. For this day only we will sell
History Note Paper at
Per Ream
Are Seeing the West
Dick. Cud and Al write from the j
Yellowstone Dark that thev are there
Will Build Power Line and are having a good time on their! 5
; There have been unloaded four ; trip to the coast with their car. The o
.'car loads of poles at the Murdock j boys started some time since and are , ,5$
yards, three each at Waverly and ; expecting to go all the way through ! $j
Manley and Cve car loads at Mur- in the car of Mr. Heury Amgwert. g
ray. w hich tells of the work to be ' Fart of the time Richard Tool is ! f
done soon in the construction of the cook and at other times, Albert j U
the new power line which is. to con-jTiieile is looking after the culinary
county with Lincoln, which is police. i t
Three 10c, Pencil or Ink Tablets, at
Three 5c Pencil Tables for
the
the present objective point.
iood -Seed Wheafls
. j
Krokon Wheat;" general av- J
erage 45 bushel.
B
Are Seeing Chen-y County
At an early hour last Wednesday j ji
morning aiessrs. a. j. tooi, iacey
cDonald, Harry V. McDonald, S.
P. Ltis and Will P. Meyer departed
in their car fcr Cherry county,
where the hunting and fishing is at
ts best at thi3 season of the seax.
Will not They will expect to stay for some
i i , . . (two weeks ana enjoy tho opportuni-
;rust or lodge. .An elegant j tie3 offered for a good time. When
wheat jthey shall have returned they will
j release auuiuu imi ly una win ue
ETIaI5FII" i made up of Karry Gillespie and wife.
VlffSa- liui4Ul & ; H. W. Tool and wire and others who
win aiso speau some time mere
"Our Special on this day will be Fancy Egx Stationary, and will be able to
save some real money by looking this line over,
h
I
ates
Book & Gift
Corner 5th and Main St.,
Murdock,
Nebraska and enjoy the outing.
Plattsmcuth, Neb. H