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TWENTY FIRST YEAR
A Small Sunday Fire
A defective flue caused a fire in the
Bowen restaurnnt Sunday afternoon
about five oclock The fire department
was quickly at the fire and as there was
practically no wind going soon had the
flames under control The fire was for
the most part confined to the kitchen
part of the building and between the
ceiling and roof of the main building
The damage to the building was esti
mated at 150 which was fully covered
by insurance Pat Walsh owns the
building which was promptly repaired
rfirst of the week and Mr Bowen re
sumed business with but three or four
days loss of time Mr Bowens loss on
stock furniture fixtures etc will not
exceed 250 He carried a thousand
dollars insurance nnd consequently his
loss and damage were entirely covered
The absence of any wind was a happy
circumstanco and doubtless saved the
building from destruction
Monday noon a gasoline stove in the
candy kitchen caused an alarm to be
-sounded The fire was caused by the
wind blowing out one of the burners
nnd allowing the gasoline to escape
Fire from the other lighted burner final
ly communicated with the leaking gaso
line causing quite a blaze for a minute
or two The fire was easily extinguished
however without the aid of the depart
ment and the loss was nil
The Evening- Was a Joyous One
Miss Lillian Burnett gave a lawn party
Wednesday evening of happiest fea
tures in honor of Miss Daisy Maddux of
Catherine which was enjoyed by a large
company of young friends The lawn
was brightly illuminated and decorated
with Chinese lanterns headlights otc
for the occasion The west porch was
lined with white and draped with lace
curtains and in this cosy bower Anna
Burnett and Mabel Tobin served punch
The east porch was also attractively
prepared for the purpose and here the
refreshments of the evening were served
Mrs L R Hileman and Myra Conner
presiding Rose Elbert served iced tea
and Marguerites
Duplicate artificial leaves were utilized
in securing partners for refreshments
Benard and Josephine Phelan of Alli
ance Clarence Dolan Merle Powell and
Flora Hoag of Indianola were out-of-town
guests
Arnold Bunger Wedding
Saturday morning last Eobert Arnold
and Fannie Bungor both of our jity
were married in the Catholic church
Rev J J Loughian officiating quite a
large company of relatives and friends
witnessing the solemn ceremony of the
church Baptism preceded the marri
age Lizzie Meyer and Frank Bunger
standing up with the wedding party in
this ceremony Mabel Mokko and John
Bunger stood up with the contracting
parties in the marriage ceremony After
the wedding the happy couple their
relatives and friends repaired to the
Bunger residence in West McCook and
the rest of the day and following night
were devoted to making merry and feast
ing a dance at night being a feature of
the celebration
Will Bunger was down from Denver
to witness the event
Baby Schmidt Passes Away
Mr and Mrs John Schmidt were
called upon to give up their two months
old baby this week The little one pas
sed away Tuesday night Mr Schmidt
had been telegraphed but did not arrive
from Loveland Colorado home until
Wednesday morning The remains were
buried in Calvary cemetery Thursday
morning The parents and family have
much tender sympathy in the death of
their budding flower now transplanted
into the Fathers celestial garden
Killed and Robbed
A letter from the bereaved wife to a
McCook friend brings the news of the
murder on July 4th of Charles Hall a
barber at one time in the employer A
A Bates No particulars are given more
than that Hall was shot and robbed of
65 He lived but an hour or so after
being shot Mr and Mrs Hall were
living in Omaha where the murder was
committed
A Card of Thanks
We wish to extend our sincere thanks
to the kind friends and neighbors who
so kindly sympathized with us during
our great sorrow
Mr and Mks John P Jackson
and Family
Columbia City Indiana
Visitors Welcome
For the accommodation of outside vis
itors show day the Commercial hotel
dining rooms will be open and meals
served at all hours Hot coffee and
lunch served in the basement
George Beck Proprietor
Benefit of Public Library
A contata by children entitled Cin
derella in Flower Land will be given
in a short time under direction of Miss
Scott for the benefit of the public li
brary Particulars in due time
Want Your Butter Poultry and Eggs
We are paying the highest market
price in casn ior Duner poultry auu
eggs Bring them to the old Burgess
implement office and get your money
Burgess Walsh
Farmers
Are you going to need any chairs or
extension tables for threshers Lud
wick can give you the best prices in
town
Flyo Curo
Protects all kinds of stock from flies
gnats and insects Dont let them suffer
McConnell Berry
We have had a big wall paper trade
and in consequence have some broken
lots and remnants very cheap Still our
stock of new styles and colorings is
complete
McConnell Berry
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs Frank Rank is visiting in Dover
Minnesota
Mrs Walter Stokes is down from
Akron this week
E B Lister was over from Danbury
Saturday on business
Mrs D J Fitzgerald is up from
Indianola this week
Mrs Alonzo Cone is visiting at her
old home in Hendley
O B Woods of Danbury was a Mon
day visitor of the metropolis
Mrs E J Hicks and son were down
from Alliance first of the week
Dr E O Robinson of Danbury was
in the city Wednesday on business
E G Brown and J W Andrews were
business visitors from Indianola Satur
day
Miss Marie Robidoux of Benkelman
visited McCook friends close of last
week
F A Pennell HHTartsch and Ray
McCarl witnessed the Grand Island dis
aster
Miss Gretchen Walsh of Platts
mouth is a guest of Mr and Mrs J W
Selby
Register Rathbun went west on No
1 Tuesday on a little outing at Boulder
Colorado
Alfred IIadell is up from Red Cloud
looking after his mercantile matters in
this city
T O Cherry has resigned his posi
tion at the Commercial hotel and gone
to DeWitt
Miss Edna L Rickel of Juniata is
a guest of Engineer and Mrs William
Francisco
Fred Zell was down from Denver
early part of the week guest of Supt
Campbell
A C Crabtree and A L Haley were
among the business visitors at the coun
tys capital Saturday last
G C Boatman has purchased Judge
Norris stable and had the same moved
to his Madison street residence
Mrs Frank S Vahue has gone to
Ewart Michigan seeking relief from
her first experience with hay fever
Mr and Mrs J B Meserve were up
from Lincoln Saturday and Sunday re
turning home on 2 Monday morning
H P Waite and family departed
Saturday night for Nashua Iowa on a
visit to be absent about three weeks
A G Williams of The Tribune force
returned from Stockville Monday night
and resumed work on Tuesday morning
Mrs J B Standard who has been
visiting her sister Mrs I L Rodstrom
departed on last Friday night for Hold
rege
Dr B B Davis of Omaha formerly
of our city has been appointed Burling
ton surgeon of Omaha on the Northern
division
Rev Lutz of Indianola came up last
Friday night on business of the cloth
returning home on No 12 Saturday
morning
County Clerk Wilcox spent Satur
day and Sunday in Denver taking in
the Banda Rosa concert and the base
ball game
Peter Penner formerly of our city
late years of Omaha is arranging to
open a shoe store in his building at
Holyoke Colorado
Misses Ena Gamsby Nettie Endsley
Daisy Chinn Bertha Ough and Edna
Reynolds all of Indianola were in the
county seat last Saturday
Misses Mamie Franck and Carrie
Peterson departed last Friday night on
No 6 for Osceola Iowa to visit a few
weeks at Miss Francks home
Rev F W Dean was in Culbertson
first of the week on business for the
Nebraska Sunday school association of
which he is trustee for this district
Mrs Mabel Stranahan returned
home Sunday night on 5 from Cincin
nati Ohio where she has been continu
ing her musical studies for a month or
two past
WR Webb of Broadhead Wisconsin
was out last week superintending his
wheat harvest near Bartley They
threshed 4000 bushels of 60 test wheat
off of 150 acres
S R Smith of the Indianola Inde
pendent was in the city Tuesda ar
ranging for accommodations for himself
and Jasper Phillips of the Reporter for
show day tomorrow
Rev Hart L Preston came in on
No 1 from Knoxville Iowa Tuesday
noon and is spending a few days in the
city visiting old friends and former par
ishioners He is on his way to Yellow
stone Park on an outing
David Parks of Fairview Illinois ar
rived in the city on No 5 Monday night
on his way to New Mexico and was
briefly the guest of Emerson Hanson and
family this week He is a younger
brother of J W Parks Mrs Hansons
father
Mr and Mrs Jos Menard and Miss
Aimee who have been visiting in Can
ada for the past five or six weeks ar
rived home Monday night Mr Menard
reports crop losses in the east very heavy
and crop conditions in Nebraska better
than any place east
Rev L M Grigsby and family de
parted for Bloomington Monday morn
ing where and at Orleans the family
will visit during his vacation Mr
Grigsby will spend his vacation in camp
meeting work at Springfield 111 Colby
and Riley Kansas and will be absent
until the first week in September
Margaret Thompson had a company
of girl friends at her home Tuesday af
ternoon to help her celebrate the twelfth
anniversary of her birth Delightful
refreshment were served and a very
happy time enjoyed with games and
plays of various kinds All in all it was
an unusually pleasant social time for
the young folks
lto0h
One Out of Five Games
The locals took their departure for
Exeter last Thursday morning with
the high and laudable purpose of show
ing the Exeter lads a few points in the
great national game They were sched
uled for three games with the Jixeter
aggregation and now they wish it had
been only for one game the second
game at that Thursday Friday and
Saturday they battled with theExeters
with the results and particulars we have
clipped from the reports sent to the
daily papers from that place which are
as folio weth
EXETER WINS THE OPENING GAME
Exeter Neb July 18 Special
The Exeter team played McCook here
Thursday afternoon in a very lively
game winning by the score of 7 to 3
Score by innings RHE
Exeter 1 10 2 0 0 3 0 7 14 3
McCook 2 1000000 03 3 6
Two base hits Ahlino Vosberg
Prince Dennis Three base hits Page
Moore Struck out By Moore 8 by
Kunkle 6 Batteries Exeter Moore
and Doane McCook Kunkle and Reed
MCOOK DEFEATS EXETER
Exeter Neb July 18 Special In
the second game with McCook Exeter
lost to visitors after a hard fight Score
McCook 0 0000100 12
Exeter 0 0000000 11
Hits McCook 2 Exeter 4
Struck out By Belcher 11 Ahline 2
Errors McCook 4 Exeter 3
Batteries McCook Belcher and Reed
Exeter Ahline and Doane
Umpire Kunkle
EXETER WINS THE LAST
Exeter Neb July 19 Special
With todays game Exeter won two out
of three games from the JMcUook ball
team which is composed of an excep
tionally lot of fine young men Score
Exeter 0 0610000 7
McCook 0 0000010 01
Hits Exeter 8 McCook 3
Strike outs Moore 5 Stephens 4
Two base hits Hood Reed
Batteries Exeter Moore and Doane
McCook Stephens and Culbertson
NO BETTER AT GRAND ISLAND
On Sunday the boys sought to better
the case by going against the Grand
Island boysbut the brewers were scarce
ly less hard on them than were the reub
ens as witnesseth the appended painful
particulars
Score by innings
Grandlsland 0 110 3 10 1 7
McCook 0 0 10 2 0 0 0 14
Batteries Grand Island GladeBar
ber Heck McCook Kunkle Pickard
Reed
Converse had three hits to his credit
in this game two of them off of Glade
On Monday while on their way home
the boys strayed into the camp of their
ancient enemies at Minden and anything
the other clubs failed to do to the locals
was there done to the queens taste as
will appear from a perusal of the
attached facts
MINDEN RUNS AWAY FROM MCOOK
Minden Neb July 21 Special
The B M ball team of McCook came
to Minden today and was defeated by
a score of 17 to 2 Score
Minden 2 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 517
McCook 0 00100 0102
Struck out by Bliss 5 off Belcher and
Cone 16
Hits off Bliss4off Belcher and Cone 8
Bases on balls off Bliss 2 off Belcher
and Cone 2
Hit by pitched ball By Bliss 1 by
Cone 2
Two base hits Ben der GainesLeach
Batteries Minden Bliss and Moore
McCookBelcher Cone and Reed Cone
went into the box in the seventh inning
And then the boys came home on
their shields and the reception which
had bean prepared for them as victors
had to be annuled
It should be said in explanation of the
almost uninterrupted series of defeats
suffered by the locals last week that
they went into the several engagements
much crippled by the loss of several of
their best men losses sustained at the
last moment which could not be re
paired in time for that campaign
An effort is being made to have games
at McCook August 1 2 and 4 with the
Haskell Indians
Pitcher Ed Jones of the Omaha league
team has been farmed out to Sedalia
Mo of the Southern league for the rest
of the season We understand that
Center Fielder Leach will also play for
Sedalia Jones came out from Omaha
Wednesday
Very Special Notice
We have just received another car
load of furniture which we purchased
before the recent rise in prices For
this month we will sell at the old prices
goods having advanced twenty per
cent Pade Son
Farmers
Our water proof asbestine paint is
worth dollars to you Ask one of those
farmers who have recently sold farms
for bis prices what they think of it
One sixth the price of oil paint
McConnell Berry
Seed Wheat For Sale
I have some fine red winter imported
Russian seed wheat for sale at a reason
able price Call -and see it before you
sow your winter wheat It is fine clean
and pure seed W E Bower
Farmers
Are you going to need any chairs or
extension tables for threshers
wick can give you the best prices
town
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Wood Wanted at Barnetts
We want a number of loads of stove
wood at once Barnett Lumber Co
The McCook public library is an as
sured fact my doubting friend
A note of warning to the people of
McCook to exercise reasonable precau
cations tomorrow show day is in point
at this issue
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
W D McKibby is a student at Wil
sonville
Supt Campbell and son Bruce wore in
Chicago this week
Conductor Tim Foley resumed his
run Thursday morning on 12
Brakeman H W Conovor witnessed
McCooks undoing at Minden Monday
Brakeman W H Starks had a foot
injured at Danbury and is on the relief
Two box cars were unroofed at Red
Cloud Thursday of last week by the
wind
Brakeman L M Best and Fireman
Alex McLean were Denver visitors
Monday
Agent C A Knodlo of Palisade has
taken a furlough and Extra Agent J A
Davis is in charge
A new Colorado sandstone crossing
has been laid from the Catholic church
to J E Kelloys corner
Brakeman L H Burney is back at
work after his swing around the circle
with the baseball artists
H D Chatfield extra agent for the
Cheyenne line is relieving Emmett Har
ris operator at iranKlin
L W Stayner has been off duty part
of the week ill and S B McLean has
been substituting for him
Mack Wayson returned Tuesd a y
night on 6 from Denver where he was
detained by illness a day or two
Trainmaster Kenyon went down to
Oxford on 12 Tuesday morning return
ing from Hastings on 1 Wednesday
Supt of Telegraph C E Yates and
party in special car 15 passed through
here Wednesday night attached to
Jo 3
D F Hostetler late agent at Atlanta
has superseded A J Young at Yuma
the latter having resigned from the ser
vice
Brakeman G G Magnuson is running
temporarily out of Oxford relieving one
of the boys
Pearle Pettygrove was up from Ox
ford last week to post up on the new
order of distribution of employes time
at that point
Conductor T A Foley visited the
baby in Rocky Folorado first of the
week Conductor L C Wolff had his
run meanwhile
W W Shahan helper at Beaver City
has been transferred to Trenton in place
of Frank McClintock who is the helper
at Indianola now
Chris King who came up from Or
leans io work in the machine shop has
quit and will be in charge of a threshing
machine this season
Jim Chambers of DesMoines Iowa
joined his wife and baby here early in
the week and is a guest of his parents
Engineer and Mrs A J Chambers
Agent and Mrs C A Knodle of Pali
sade were guests of the Cone brothers
Wednesday evening on their way to
Oregon on a 30 days vacation and trip
Brakemen W M French and J J
Laughlin of Conductor LeHews crew
were up from Oxford between trains
Wednesday on business at headquar
ters
Conductor C E Pope is looking after
some business matters up in Colorado
and Conductor L C Wolff is operating
his punch Conductor Benjamin has
Wolffs car
Night Operator Arthur Beezley of
Eckley has been temporarily transferred
to Oxford in the night service C L
Arnold has been installed as night oper
ator at Eckley
William Yates has resigned his posi
tion as manager of the Wilsonville coal
shed and will enter the train service as
a brakeman out of McCook says the
Wilsonville Review
Conductor H A Beale has purchased
the vacant lot between residences of
Supt Campbell and Engineer Bailey on
Marshall street and contemplates build
ing a home thereon
H E McKain went down to Red
Cloud first of last week and has since
been in charge of the switch engine
Engineer William Larue being off duty
on account of serious illness of his little
son
Engineer P S Vierson of Republican
City has gone to Wyoming and Califor
nia to be away about two months He
has oil lands in Wyoming that he will
look up while absent His family ac
companied him
Engineer Neiling with the 209 had to
back up from Wilsonville to Orleans on
train 171 Monday on account of the
failure of an air pump to work Engi
neer Montanye with 172 backed to At
wood turned his engine and took 171 on
west Engine 209 came to Oxford for
repairs
After a continuous service of twenty
years as foreman of a Burlington bridge-
gang Andrew Pearson has resigned and
will retire to private life on a farm near
Orleans where ho also owns town prop
erty He also has a farm near Wilson
ville He came over to headquarters
last week from Danbury on business
connected with his action
The Burlington boasts of record-breaking
time by its trains between Seneca
and Alliance and Alliance and Ravenna
Engine No 42 took a passenger train
from Seneca to Alliance a distance of
10S miles in 112 minutes and No 44
locomotive was chased from Alliance to
Ravenna a distance of 238 miles in the
remarkable time of 279 minutes These
runs were made one day this week
Paul Morton is to be elected president
of the Kansas City Southern He will
represnt the Harriman interests Mr
Morton is vice president of the Santa
Fe a son of the late J Sterling Morton
of Nebraska and one of the best known
railroad men in the United States It is
said that he will retain his connection
with the Santa Fe and that his position
with the Kansas City Southern is simply
to keep in touch with the road being
the personal representative of Harriman
Denver Times
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING JULY 25 1902
Storage Reservoir Schemes
F II Newell representing thedepart
ment of the interior United States geo
logical survey has asked State Engineer
Adna Dobson to call his attention to
any storage reservoir sehomes which
would help Nobraska Mr Dobson will
investigate and report anything he may
find that can benefit the state In this
connection The Tribune desires to urge
upon the people of Southwestern Ne
braska the importance and necessity of
their making a movo and stir in this
matter otherwise this part of the state
is likely to be entirely overlooked in the
construction of storage reservoirs
Mr iNeweirs request is as follows
In preparing plans for work under
the reclamation fund it is very import
ant to havo definite suercestions from
well informed men I am therefore call
ing upon the hydographers and others
well informed concerning local condition
to advise me in the matter It is desired
to take up and push to completion bone
ficial projects in each of tho states es
pecially thoso not involving heavy ex
penditures We already know of most
of the largo projectsbut it is the smaller
ones which should be sought out I fear
we will not be able to find many of theso
but such as they are should be consid
ered Will you kindly therefore call my
attention to any reclamation work which
may bo undertaken under terms of tho
law of Juno 17 1902 a copy of which is
enclosed
Before and After Taking
The pat ent medicine fellows take spec
ial delight in showing pictures of their
victims before and after taking but
the following exhibition of prices be
fore and after the cut made by W T
Coleman is of vastly more importance
to readers of The Tribune especially to
all who want that household necessity
the sewing machine
observe the difference
A Now Model drop head for 1235
The Cabinet sells for 40 everywhere
during this sale at 32
The Velox drop head and cheap at
26 We only ask 22 during this cut-
price sale
Tho drop head
the usual selling
this sale only 22
The drop head
Margaretta
price of
co
Worth
During
Columbian Usual
selling price 3275 Now going at the
extremely low price of 2S
And the Marvel a 22 article every
where and we are selling it while this
sale continues at the lowest figure 17
The famous and unexcelled Wheeler
Wilson and Household are also in
cluded in this sale the high top drop
head sort too
Card of Thanks
For assistance gonerouslj given and
for every kindness shown by neighbors
and friends in our late sorrow we are
most truly grateful and return our heart
felt thanks
Mrs Elizabeth Esher
and Family
Grasshoppers Are Dying
J II Warfield reports that the grass
hoppers in his neighborhood are dying
by the millions A little red colored
parasite under the wings of the dead
hoppers is thought to be the cause of
death
Desirable Residence for Sale
Seven room residence on North Main
avenue Fruit trees lawn barn etc
For price and terms see
C A Leach McCook Neb
Good Horse For Sale
Six years old Will be sold on six
months time with approved security
Enquire of Don Thompson McCook
Neb
COURT HOUSE NEWS
county court
License to wed Robert L Emerson
and Hoburtine Josephine Bunger both
of McCook
On the 19th last Saturday the court
heard the case of The State of Nebraska
vs James K P Frey on complaint of A
L Haley alleging the selling of liquor
without license Defendant was bound
over to the next term of district court
and gave bond in the sum of 100
district court
The State of Nebraska vs James K
P Frey misdemeanor
If its seasonable and all right you will
find it at D C Marshs meat market
The laborer is worthy of his hire and
about impossible to secure in this city
just now
Preserving kettles of all kinds in en
amelled ware for fruit and vegetables at
W T Colemans
John OBriens magnificent equine
ballet militant is Ringling Brothers
latest horse spectacle It is the most
sensational display of the kind ever cre
ated
There is nothing better for that tired
feeling even these warm July daysthan
a juicy steak such as vou set for your
good money
market
at D C Marshs meat-
Such famous and standard wagons as
the Lafayette Mitchell and Stoughton
are sold by W T Coleman as cheap as
others sell the poorer and cheaper
grades
Kinds of meat change somewhat with
the seasons but they never change the
quality at D C Marshs market Its
always one quality the very best the
market affords
Ranges and cook stoves the cheapest
thats good and best thats made at W
T Colemans Cooks from 1L upward
Eight kinds of ranges best stock in
this section from which to make your
choice
Journal
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Somo are expecting tho third fire
Stono for sidewalks
ber yard
at Barnett
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NUMBER 11
MeMillon tho druggist forpuro spices
of all kinds
Take your stove wood
Lumbor Co
to tho Barnett
If you got it at Marshs market its a
good article
Everything
meat market
seasonable at Marshs
A few Hicks Almanacs for 1902 for
sale at this office
EJ
office 17
Mitchell auctioneer
residence 95
A pension of 3 per
granted John Calkins
Phones-
month has been
Second hand steel range ut W T
Colemans at a bargain
If you wish pure spices of all kinds
try McMillen druggist
Hammocks from 60c each up at
McConnell Berrys
McMillen druggist furnishes tho best
guaranteed mixed paint made Try it
Always reliable always dependable
what you buy at Marshs meat market
Stone sidewalks are now required by
tho city authorities Barnett has the
stono
Miss Cordeal wishes to announce that
she will begin her class in piano JesHons
at once
A largo now and complete stock of
bolting in leather rubber and chain at
W T Colemans
Foic Rent A number of rooms over
tho meat market Inquire of D C
Marsh in tho market
W R Starr has a Deering binder for
sale Is good as new Will sell cheap
Call on him at his office
Tho library board is energetically and
carefully preparing tho first order for
books for the public library
The McCook Electric Light Co is in
stalling a separate line for the Burling
ton shops offices etc at this place
You can get tho best guaranteed mixed
paint at McMillens drug store as cheap
as the cheapest grades are beingsold for
At tho right price you can always get
the choicest things tho season affords at
D C Marshs meat market At the old
stand all the time
The clerk of the district court has
commence to move into his new quarters
upstairs and expects to be located com
fortably by the first of the week
We have in stock tho highest grades
of sewing machines which we are sell
ing at less than city prices Come and
look at our stock Pade Son
To move tho great wheat and beet
crops extra wagon boxes are very nec
essary W T Coleman has them in
wood and steel trucks He sells them
right too
It requires live trains of double length
railroad cars to transport Ringling
Brothers great circus from city to city
If placed end to end these trains would
cover nearly a mile of track
And now it transpires that Policeman
Breeze another of Outlaw Tracys vic
tims formerly conducted a photograph
gallery at Indianola and was a brother-in-law
of J J Yarnal of Lebanon
One of the Indianola papers is author
ity for the statement that some Indianola
merchants contemplate starting branch
stores at Redwillow and urging the con
struction of a good road on the river bot
tom between the two towns
This is an ideal time to paint no dust
or other hindrance Remember the best
material is always the cheapest Let U3
tell you about our S W paint It will
save you money
McConnell Berry
W T Coleman is Western Nebraska
headquarters for buggies New stock
just received in that department He
buys in car load lots and gives his cus
tomers the advantage Dont buy until
you see his stock and get his prices
Miner Bros and McCall Bros of Red
Cloud marketed five carloads of cattle
last week which averaged 1235 and sold
at 8 per hundred weight The animals
were Herefords with a few Shorthorns
and were put in the feed lots February
first
It is worth considerable to be able to
feel that you can depend upon the
quality of meats you order at the meat
market A child can get as good meats
at Marshs market as a grown person
and a phone order gets the best every
time
The postofllce at Osburn Frontier
county on the McCook and Hayes
Center star route was unroofed by the
wind and rain storm of last week Thurs
day and Postmaster Peterson had to
hurry to preserve the mail stamps etc
The building was constructed of sod
and grout and had but lately been given
a new roof
Its the regular systematic advertiser
who use common sense and intelligent
judgment in his advertising that reali
zes the best and most satisfactory re
turns for money invested You cant
gorge yourself and eat enough at a meal
to last you a month or a year neither
can you advertise in a week or a year for
the various seasons of the year Next
to the man who never advertises at all is
the business man who attempts to cover
a years work in a weeks advertising or
two Neither are wise
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