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McCook Tribune
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The Spirit of America
is exemplified in Americas greatest food product
Uneeda Biscuit
A food for body and brain workers
almost all nutriment A food for busy people
quickly bought and convenient
The most skillful baking in the world
money cannot buy better yet sold at a popular price
A necessity for their food value and economy
A luxury in their goodness and cleanliness
Always packed in the Package
which preserves the goodness of
Uneeda Biscuit
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PAIR
We have just received from the mill fifty
dozen Ladies- Fast Black Full Finished
Seamless Hose the regular 15c quality
We will put them on sale Saturday March
14th at
10 Cents per Pair
If you intend to wear Hose this year it will
pay you to take advantage of this sale
Remember we will only sell five pairs to
one person
INDIANOLA
Will Sheets was a McCook visitor
Monday
The bridge gang encamped here a few
hays last week
Fred Duckworth was a McCook
visitor Monday
Mrs Sherman spent one day of last
week in McCook
Mrs John Welboru was quite sick a
few days last week
Miss Maggie Streff spent a few days
at home this week
Miss Josie Myers north of Indianola
is dangerously sick
J W Dolan and family are expected
home Saturday morning
Will Dolan and family have moved
back into their own house
John Fias and wife now occupy the
upstairs of the Baxter brick
Ned Eaton is moving into the house
lately vacated by Alex Thacker
Mrs A C Teel was an Atlanta busi
ness visitor a few days last week
The Misses Anna and Lizzie Lehn are
spending a few weeks on the Beaver
Mrs Garvey of McCook was the guest
of Walker Andrews and family Sunday
Austin Gamsby closed a successful
term of school on Ash creek Saturday
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give a dinner and bazaar in the
Masonic hall April 11
Ed Ladin has purchased the Shu
maker house and will move to town
before long
Mrs William Porter and daughter
Dora went up to McCook Monday ev
ening to spend a few days
William Gotschall and son Clyde of
near Danbury were Indianola visitors
one day last week
Mrs Laura Adams and little daugh
ter visited L B Ivorns and family this
week
Patrick McNeil is having quite an
addition built onto his house northwest
of town
Rev Earle of McCook conducted
Episcopal services in the Masonic hall
Monday evening
Marion Walters and wife of the
Beaver spent last Sunday with her
parents Mr and Mrs John Townley
Section Boss Kern has purchased
quite a number of fine chickens and
has gone into the business on a large
scale
The bill posters for Terrys Uncle
Toms Cabin were billing the town
Tuesday The show will take place
the 17th
Will Powers and Miss Pearl Lee were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents Mr and Mrs Ed Lee
living north of town last Friday
Alex Thacker has purchased a meat
market at Axtell and left for that place
Monday morning Mrs Thacker and
Mona remained until Thursday morning
to visit friends
Will Mackey of Missouri Eidge was
in town Saturday to meet his wife and
baby who have been visiting her sister
in Omaha While in town they were
the guests of Mart Akers and wife
Miss Alta Hager gave a masquerade
party at the home of Mrs C B Walls
last Friday evening About twenty five
young people were present and a very
pleasant evening was spent in games
and music
High water and ice carried away part
of the bridge south and of the one
southwest of town Monday Commun
ication with the people on the south
side of the river has ceased for a time at
least Several of the school children
have been compelled to take up their
abode in town it being impossible for
them to get home
BOX ELDER
Miss Eliza Johnson spent Sunday on
her homestead
A Mr Carter is visiting at the home
of W B Wolfe
The Steltzer brothers were pleasant
callers at Box Elder last Friday after
noon
The Redwillow creek is higher than
it was ever known to be at this time of
the year
Will Stone wna laid up with the rheu
matism for a few days but is able to
ride out now
Uncle Ira Harrison is able to be out
again Ho and Mrs Harrison spent
Friday with Rev and Mrs Satchell
Paul Stone arrived home from Su
perior the latter part of last week Ho
reports worse roads there than wo have
here
Fred Kang and Guy Doylo started
west last Monday night Fred goes to
Lendville Colorado and Guy to Port
land Oregon
The young folks spent a pleasant
time Friday evening at the homo of
Mr and Mrs 1 II Harrison The time
was spent in playing games and eating
oysters
Cures Sciatic Rheumatism
Mrs A E Simpson f0l Crnis St Knoxvillo
Tenn writes Juno 10th lhJil I have been
tryiriK the baths of Hot SpriiiKs Ark for sciatic
rheumatism hut I get more relief from Mallards
Snow Liniment than any mi dicino or anything
I liavi ever tried Enclosed find postolTco order
for 100 Send mo a largo bottle by Southern
Express Sold by A McMillon
CEDAR BLUFFS KANSAS
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ed
Cochran Sunday March 9th
Bryou Henry is entertaining a brother
whojjarrivpd on Monday from Kentucky
Rev G Johnson preached in the
Methodist church of this place Sunday
last
John Robertson has boon in McCook
for about a week looking after T D
Burns sheep
C E Miner who has been working
or A H Griffith of Oborlin is now
working for Ira J Peck
The Tkiiiuae is growing in deserved
popularity in this neighborhood And
its only one plunk a year
A party of young people wont seven
miles north to Mrs Lucy Richardson
recently to spend the evening All
agree as to a pleasant time in the mud
Alva Johnson who lived south of
town had the misfortune recently to
fall from a windmill tower twenty fivo
feet to the ground at Ed VanPelts
place His feet are in bad shape and
he will probably be a cripple for life
Colds Are Dangerous
How often havo jou heard it remarked Its
only a cold and a few days later learn that the
mau is on his back with pneumonia This is of
such common occurrence that a cold however
slight should not he disregarded Chamber
lains Cotiqh Remedy counteracts any tendency
toward pneumonia It always cures and is
pleasant to take Sold by 1 W McConnell
The Empire cream separator is caus
ing a peaceful revolution in the separa
tor business They are easy running
have few parts to wash and people who
have used them say they are the best
Tribune readers no doubt observe and
appreciate the fact that its patent in-
sides are received by express and con
sequently contain news almost a week
later than contemporary newspapers
Its an expensive bit of enterprise but
like The Tribunes news servicecharac
teristic
John Ekstedt is building himself a
commodious barn on his east side pro
perty
COLEMAN
J W Corner uses a new separator
these days
R E Divine will till the Jannett
farm this year
H K Bixler has sold his farm
Robert Moore will till it this year
Miss Minta Rozells school closed with
a great treat of candy apples etc A
fine time is reported
Presiding Elder Hardaway will preach
in the Coleman school house Sunday
morning at 11 oclock
Maud Coleman visited a few days on
the South Side thus returning in a
lump a whole lot of calls of er urn
ahem and Jones pays the freight
Mr and Mrs James Ryan are rejoic
ing over a new boy at their home and a
fine little Irishman he is too and no
mistake He is over five weeks ancient
Say Jim next time report promptly
An Iowa man was here last week and
said that 4000 bushels of corn had
already been shipped to his little town
and it would take 10000 more to last
till corn comes again
Childrens Coughs and Colds
Mrs Joe McGrath 326 E 1st St Hutchinson
Kan writes I havo given Ballards Hore
hound Syrup to ray children for courIis and colds
for the past four years and find it tho best medi
cine I have ever used Unlike many couth
syurps it contains no opium but will soothe
and heal any disease of throat or lungs quicker
than any other remedy 25c 50c and 100 at
A McMillens
i F D Burgess
PSumber and j
Steam Fitter j
9 MeCOOK NEBR I
Iron Lead and Sewer Pipe Brass
Goods Pumps an Boiler Trimmings
Agent for Halliday Waupun Eclipse
Windmills Basement of the Meeker-
Phillips Building
Take Laxative Broino
Seven MOfion boxes sold in past 12 months
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Public Sale
I will sell at public sale at my farmone and one half miles
south of McCook on
Thursday March 19
Commencing at 10 oclock a m sharp the following
described property -
2 brood mares
2 geldings
i yearling colt
20 head high grade white
face cows
7 head grade short horn
cows
i thoroughbred poll b
i yearling steer calf
2 sucking calves
9 brood sows
SO pigs
20 shoats
1 gang plow
1 combined lister and drill
1 single drill
1 section harrow
1 disc
1 steel hav rake
2 farm wagons
4 sets of work harness
1 open buggy 1 top buggy
2 sets of buggy harness
2 saddles
1 fanning mill
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TERMS OF SALE On sums of 10 and under cash
All sums over 10 a credit to December ir 1903 will
be given purchaser to give note drawing ten per cent
interest from date with approved security A discount
of eight per cent will be made for cash on sums of 10
and over No property to be removed until terms of
sale are complied with
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H H Berry Auctioneer
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AUCTIONEER
McCook Nebraska
Goes anywhere Specialty of Thorough Bred
Stock sale One per cent on sales 1000 and
upward Correspondence solicited
DR W V GAGE
flcCook Nebraska
C H BOYLE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
McCook Nebraska
Telephone 44 P O Building
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JOHN E KELLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW and
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McCook Nebraska
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First door north of Commercial hotel
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
McCook Nebraska
Office in Court House Phone 181
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60 tons of alfalfa hay
2 bushels alfalfa seed
1 Majestic steel range
1 extension table
2 heating stoves
1 organ
1 couch
1 book case
1 sewing machine
1 clipboard
5 rocking chairs
8 dfning room chairs
1 center table
5 beds carpets
4 sets of springs
3 mattresses
2 feather beds
2 dressers 1 commode
1 hanging lamp
Dishes and cooking utensils
1 wringer
1 washing machine
1 bicycle
1 twenty gallon iron kettle
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