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Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
Fraternal Insurance Order Cards
R C I P A Lodgo No 012 moots ilrnfc and
third Thursdays of oneh month McCouiioIIb
hnll 8p m 15 B Ijcuru President W S
GtJYKit Secretary
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS McCook
JihIbo No 307 moots on wscond und fourth M on -flay
ovonineaot each nrntii at eight oclock in
llcConnoll hnll R IIkvoi Illustrious Pro
jector J G MrcCJiELK Setiretury
ROYAL NEIGH BORS Noblocatnp No
otl moots Hocoud und fourth Thnrxduy after
noons nt20 oclocJf in McCoimoUs hnll Muh
Tiiad Siiniiiuui Oracle Mhh Augusta Aston
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RIji uijwcaw slate Convention Lincoln
August 15th
Tun politicians will still continuo
lowing tho grent common people to do
the voting yelling and paying of the
fiddler
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Tjik county fcampnign for nominations
may bo said to bo open Among those
actively in the field are E J Wilcox for
ronomination to tho county clerkship
and A C Crabtree for ronomination to
tho position of sheriff Under tho un
written rulo and oustom of the party
both of these njon will doubtless bo re
tained in thoir respective offices where
they have given satiafactory sorvico dur
ing their Incumbency Deputy B G
Gossard of tho treasurers office seems
to havo tho field undisputed for the
county treasurer nomination Deputy
R W Dovoo of tho oounty clerks office
is receiving much encouragement in his
quest for the district court clerk nomi
nation Charles Skalla of Bondville is
also in the field for the district court
clorkship with somo following The effi
cient service of Eugene S Dutcher will
doubtless insure his remaining in tho
oflico of county superintendent for an
other term For tho now office of county
assessor P P Eno the Danbury mer
chant is prominently mentioned Of
course it is early and delegations havo
not yet been selected to the county con
vention from tho several precincts and
there is the possibility of changes and
the addition of new candidates to the
race for nominations but wo give the
case as it now stands and modifications
and amendments will be submitted as
they develop
Wont Be Misunderstood
Lest there may be a misunderstand
ing as to its attitude in the district
judgeship matter The Bartley Inter
Ocean thus early takes firm and unmis
takablo ground and avows its allegiance
to the candidacy of Mayor Charles E
Eldred the present county attorney of
Red Willow county for that high place
in the following language
It appears that not a few after read
ing the item in Dr Browns column last
week touching upon the district judge
ship have taken it for granted that The
Inter Ocean is in favor of Mr II W
Keyes of Indianola for the position In
order that there may be no misunder
standing upon the matter we will state
that this paper is in its shirt sleeves
for lion C E Eldred of McCook for
district judge W hile the writer has
not the pleasure of a personal acquaint
ance with Mr Keyes wo believe him to
be a gentleman of spotless character
and one of whom the opposition could
find no fault should he be nominated
however Mr Eldred is a gentleman pos
sessing the same admirable qualities is
equally versed in legal lore and we be
lieve enjoys a larger acquaintance over
the district than Mr Keyes a fact
which must be considered at all times
by any party That Mr Eldred would
make an exceptionally strong candidate
in his own county is witnessed by tho
fact that in the last election he ran far
and away ahead of any other man on
the ticket Tho Cambridge Clarion a
representative paper of our sister county
of Furnas in speaking some months
since ofa successor to G W Norris to
fill tho unexpired term said Mr Eldred
was preeminently the man for the posi
tion both from his own ability to fill
the office and his wide acquaintance
among the voters of the district Should
the nomination fall to Red Willow coun
ty our first preference is Mr Eldred
Should he not knock the persimmon we
are for Mr Keyes to tho last button
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Waters visited in Hastings last
vv
week
Brakoman LaVosier Burnoy is incom
municado
C B llammill is a new painters help
er this week
H Vogel and wifo are in Denver this
week visiting
E A Wells visited his parents in Jun
iata over Sunday
Rufus Ilarp was in Imperial between
trains Wednesday
A Brunswick and wifo were Arapahoe
visitors over Sunday
H Ilinkel the clinker pit man quit
the service on Monday
R S Cutler and Ed Kates saw the
sights of Denver Saturday and Sunday
E O Elson is a new wiper this week
and N Uhrick is a new clinker pit man
II F Hillary is a now machinist en
tering the shop on Monday Also S R
Bragg
Engineer E E DeLong celebrated
with tho Shriners in Lincoln Wednes
day night
Engineer F G Westland took in the
great meeting of Shriners in Lincoln
this week
George Kraft has been off duty a few
days on account of the death of one of
his children
Switchman W S Brink of Holdrege
is laying off with a slightly injured leg
received Wednesday
Walter Leach left on 6Tuesday night
for Lincoln where he has secured a posi
tion in E W Fitts office
Among the resignations this week
are T I Gummere J Fahrenjaruch and
George Caldwell all of the paint gang
Engineer and Mrs Hugh Brown went
down to Lincoln Wednesday morning
whore he took in the Shrine gathering
Brakeman T E Lundberry of Oxford
has taken a two weeks vacation and
with his wife is enjoying a visit in Oma
ha
Agent Thomson and family were Sun
day guests of Mr and Mrs Harlow W
Keyes of Indianola They are old Wil
ber friends
Seb Kapke the South Main avenue
tailor if you want a suitor pair of pants
Orders taken and goods guaranteed
Prices very reasonable
The airbrake car is here in charge of
J B Roach and the railroad boys are
being instructed and examined on the
important matter of air
Tom O Robinson of the agents force
has gone home to Riverton on a vacation
of 30 days He will also visit in Illinois
and elsewhere during absence
Brakeman E H Pearson is off duty
on account of attack of rheumatism and
Brakeman Robert Nichols is on the re
lief with a mashed foot caused by a coal
bucket falling on the member
Conductors C E Pope and George
Willetts Roadmaster Hagbergand Chief
of Water Service Jernberg were among
those who participated in the great
Shrine gathering in Lincoln Wednesday
Mrs Pope and Mrs Willetts accompa
nied their husbands Conductor F M
Washburn had Conductor Willetts run
meanwhile Conductor L S Watson
had the 150 vice Washburn
Advertised Letters
The following letters were advertised
by the McCook postoffice May 25 1903
Grove E S Kennedy Thomas
Lamberson A B Moore Mrs J
Mitchell Earl Randolph O W
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M Kimmell Postmaster
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Mothers Friend has grown in popularity
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as well as poor it is found and welcomed
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By lessening the mothers agony of mind
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Operators and Representatives Beet
The first annual meeting of tho oper
ntors and official representatives of the
Boatrico Creamery Co McCook district
met in session in the court house this
city Tuesdny holding morning and af
ternoon sessions About sixty five sta
tion operators of tho McCook district
which embraces the Burlington main
line from Oxford to Denver the St Louis
line from Guide Rock to Oxford both of
tho Kansas branches and tho McCook
Imporial branch wore present The
company was ably represented by its
president George E Haskell of Denver
W H Ferguson vice president Ilast
irjes Morris Friend secretory Lincoln
A M Priest general mnnagor Lincoln
E S Snively general superintendent
Lincoln A EWiIkinsonsupenntt hdent
western district Holdrege E L Mc
Adams general sales agent Lincoln
Glaus Frahm Hastings Ed Cornell
member of the great New York butter
concorn of Vitch Rowoll Co I S Morse
manager of the Littleton Colo Cream
ery Co of Denver about as gentlemanly
and energetic an altogether crowd as
you will find anywhoro
General Supt Snively acted a Chair
man of tho sessions and J P Israel of
tho Lincoln Dairyman as secretary
The formal program prepared is as fol
lows
Welcome Mayor C E Eldrod
Response and introduction of oerators
A E Wilkinson
Why WoAro Called Together
General Manager A M Priest
DINNEK
My Method of Sampling and Testing
Jerome Aldrich Boaver City
Qualitj and Regular Receiving Days
General Manager A M Priest
Tho Things That Would Help Our
ers E S Snively Lincoln
Tho Proper Way to Keop tho Records
F M Douglas Bloomington
Renewals and Collections H A Lee Treasurer
Encourage Largo Dairies C Frahm Hastings
Soliciting Produce Morris Friend Secretary
Uenoral Outline or an Uporator s Duties
E C Ratcliff Stratton
Question Box Led by S Jenkins Alma
The object of the meeting was clearly
set forth by General Manager Priest
Among others to systematize the organ
ization the general manager assuming
the station operators to bo the company
to tho patrons and to educate and in
struct both operators and patrons to the
end that better cream should bo shipped
to the companys butter making plants
The general manager dwelt upon the ab
solute necessity of having good cream
to secure the making of good butter and
to secure this good cream the operators
must educate the patrons in how to reg
ularly deliver the best possible product
to the shipping stations The test should
be increased from 20 to 25 to 35 to 40 per
cent rich heavy cream being the most
profitable to patron and company and
the only sort which will produce the
highest grade butter
AH the discussions of tho meeting
were intensely practical developing the
fact that the company has not only in
telligent and up-to-date officers and man
agers but for the most part a corps of
wideawake and businesslike operators
The banquet in the Commercial hotel
in the evening with accompanying toasts
and responses was one of the most de
lightful particulars of the gathering
Plates were laid for about one hundred
persons operators invited businessmen
and professionalmen of McCook and of
ficial representatives of the company
The appended menu will indicate the
excellent quality of the repast and those
present are all willing to bear testimony
to the courtesy and promptness of the
service of Host Beck and has willing as
sistants
MENU
Cream Oyster
A la Alfalfa
Queen Olives Radishes Stratton Tomatoes
Ham a la Beverly Line Skim Milk Pig
Red Willow Potatoes
Breast of Turkey a la St Francis Line
Shoestring Potatoes
Salmon Patties a la Petit Pois
De Creme Check
Queen of the Dairy iBaby No 1 Salad
Beatrice Creamery Co Punch
Dairvmens Delight a la Machanous
Imperial White Bread Oxford Ro Bread
Franklin Graham Bread
Littleton Creamery Butter
Furnas County Cake Ribbon Cako
Hand Separated Cream
Frozen Egg Custard with Crushed Strawberries
Produce Department Stylo
Assorted Fruit Cream Bonbons
Trenton Jersoy Cream Cheese Salted Wafers
Cafe Noir
The closing feature of the banquet
was greatly enjoyed by all Vice-President
Ferguson the toastmaster at once
showed his fitness for the head of the
table in introducingE S Snively There
were a number of happy responses Be
low we give the complete program of
toasts which were decidedly not of the
dry order
During the serving of the banquet
music was rendered on the piano by Miss
Maud Cordeal and on the violin by Mr
Roswell Cutler
Pink carnations and marguerites were
the table decorations
Toasts and Responses
Dairying in Nebraska E S Snively Lincoln
Evidences of Prosperity
Hon G W Norris McCook
My Observations in the Fourteenth Judicial
District Hon R C Orr McCook
McCook as a Gateway
Hon C E Eldred McCook
From a Business Mans Standpoint
H P Sutton McCook
Alfalfa and Irrigation as a Stimulant
V S Morlan
Its Influence in the Republican Valley
John E Kelley McCook
Its Mission of Development
Alex Campbell Supt B M Western Division
Range Calf versus Handfed Calf
SE Solomon Culbcrtson
Handling the Product in Early Days
Morris Friend Secy Beatrice Creamery Co
It Has Helped Restore Confidence
Claus Frahm Hastings
In Conclusion
A M Priest Gen Mgr Beatrice Creamery Co
Lincoln
The following resolutions were unani
mously adopted by the convention
RESOLUTIONS
Resolved That we extend to the officers of
Red willow county our hearty and sincere thanks
for their kindliness in giving us the use of the
court house for our first annual convention
Besolved That we thank the mayor and citi
zens of McCook for their kind treatment during
our sojourn in thoir beautiful city
Resolved That we the operators feel the im
portance of this convention the first annual
convention of the McCook district and further
more be it
Resolved That by our individual and collect
ive efforts during the coming year we will make
it necessary to hold not only our second annual
meeting but an annual meeting each succeed
ing year Inasmuch as we the operators
stand toward the farmers as representing the
Beatrice Creamery Co and stand toward the
Beatrice Creamery Co as representing the far
mers and inasmuch as our education and mu
tual understanding promotes the interests of all
be it
Resolved That we thank the officers of the
Beatrice Creamery Co for their kind courteous
business heartiness and pledge ourselves to tho
betterment of and advancement of the dairy
industry and interests of the great Republican
valley of the future
J P Lseael
H H Townsend
E C Shopwell
Committee on Resolutions
BUTTERFAT
The last year 2300 DeLaval hand sepa
rators were sold
The company has over 200 shipping
stations in Nebraska
Snively and Wilkinson know how to
THE BRADF1ELD REGULATf R CO Allanta Gt I show the operator boys and their guests
a good time
At Holdrege during tho past year 21
000 cans of cream wore transferred and
it is expected that this will bo material
ly increased thisyoar
Rich heavy cream of a test of -10 per
cent will remain in good condition and
can be preserved throe times as long as
that testing but 25 per cent Hence tho
vital necessity of raising the per cent
A few bannors wero conspicuous on tho
walls of the Commercial hotel oflico
Here are two of them The cow tho Do
Laval hand separator and a check from
the Beatrice Creamery Co are the
of Nebraska Tho Boat
rice Creamery Co leads in maintaining
and In developing tho dairy interests of
the state all others follow
CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Methodist No preaching service on
next Sunday Sunday school at 10 in
the morning L II Shuaiatk Pastor
- Catholic Order of services Mass
8 a m Mass and sermon 1030 a m
Sunday school 230p m Every Sun
day J J Loughrax Pastor
Episcopal Services in St Albans
church as follows Every Sunday in
tho month Sunday school at ten oclock
a m Morning prayer at 11 and evening-prayer
and sermon at 8 Tho third
Sunday in the month Holy Communion
at 8 a m All are welcome
E R Eaule Rector
Congregational Sunday school at
10 Sermon Hypocrites at 11 YP
SC E at 7 Union service sermon to
the graduating class by Rev Mr Earlo
of St Albans Episcopal church at 8
Wednesday social prayer meeting at 8
All are welcome FWDean
Pastor
Father Fitzgerald of Grafton Nebras
ka was the guest of Father Loughran
Monday
Rev L H Shumate will deliver the
Decoration day address at Norton Kan
sas tomorrow
Rev R E Poguo and Editor A C
Furman of Danbury were in tho city
Tuesday and callers on the publisher
Rev and Mrs Dean entertained an
old time Vermont friend Mr Lovejoy
latter part of last week and first of this
Business in relation to next falls dis
trict meeting of Congregational churches
brought Rev Axtell of Trenton and Rev
Hardcastle of Cambridge to a conference
with the local pastor Monday
Young
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others Soil may be the same
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others strong
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same care but some grow big
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INDIANOLA
Commencement exercises Friday even
ing
Mrs G W Shorts condition is still
very serious
Prof Casners room went picnicing on
the Willow Friday
Harvey Jones of Lebanon was an Indi
anola visitor Wednesday
Miss Mary McDonald returned home
from Oxford Monday evening
Wm McCallum returned from his Ok
lahoma trip Monday evening
Miss Lottie Lamborn returned to her
home in Wilcox Tuesday morning
Mr and Mrs L L Miller left for their
home in Hastings on Xo 12 Tuesday
John McClung has bought back his
lunch and confectionery store from Joe
Howe
Miss Maud Allen came down from
McCook Saturday morning for a brief
stay at home
Agent Thomson and family of Mc
Cook spent last Sunday with H W
Keyes and wife
Mrs Myrtle Mangless and little son of
McCook spent last Sunday at the home
of A H Reynolds
Mrs Hamilton and daughter Sadie
drove up from Bartley Sunday to at
tend Memorial services
The alumni tendered a reception to
the graduates at the home of CS Quick
last Wednesday evening
Miss Lottie Lamborn returned to her
home in Wilcox Tuesday after a weeks
visit with friends in this city
Charlie Lamborn came up from Wil
cox Saturday evening and visited with
friends until Tuesday morning
Arthur Cullen came down from Mc
Cook on No 12 Sunday and spent the
day with J W Dolan and family
A fishing party was given last Satur
day in honor of Miss Lottie Lamborn
of Wilcox who has been visiting friends
here
Frank Dempster spent last Sunday
with his sister Mrs Tim Haley return
ing in the evening to McCook where he
is working
Eev Shumate of McCook delivered a
splendid Memorial address to a crowded
house at the Congregational church
Sunday afternoon Mrs Shumate came
down with him
Quite a number of our young people
enjoyed a picnic on the Willow last Sat
urday afternoon and evening The par
tv nnn fiqfpd nf th Misses Stevens Ouinlr
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You Ought to Remember When Shopping
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75c Corsets reduced to 45c
50c Neckties reduced to 35c
60c Summer Grenadines reduced to 45c
Handsome Neck Ribbons 15c per yard
And many other values too numerous to mention
Call Phone No 16 when Ordering Groceries
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tho publication of this resolution that the ciU j
council shall enter into contracts and caii o said
sidewalks to be placed built and constructed j
and shall levj a special tax to pay the same on j
tho lot or lots along which such sidewalks an
placed built and constructed as provided bj
ordinance So 10
Adopted and approved this 21th day of May
1905 C E Eldklij Major
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Goods Pumps an Boner Trimmings
Agent for Hail day Waupun telipse
Windmills Basement of the Meeker
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RESOLUTION
A resolution ordering tho construction and
huildincof sidewalks alonp the west side of lots
7 S 9 10 11 and 12 in block ri in the Second
addition to tho Cit of McCook
Whereas a majority of th resident owners of
tho lots hereinafter described havo petitioned
the city council for the construction of a side
walk along the west side of said lots and
Whereas it having boon made apparent to
the city council of the City of JlcCook that it is
necessary that sidewalks hould be built and
constructed at the locations hereinafter de
scribed Therefore br it
Resolved bj the mayor and council of the City
of McCook
1 That sidewalk be and hereby are ordered
placed built and cou truct d of either brick
stone or concrete in tho manner specified by the
provisions of ordinance No 107 of said city at
the following locations to wit
Along the west side of lot No 7 fifty six feet
of walk five feet in width
Along the west side of lot No 8 fifty feet of
walk five feet in width
Along tho west side of lot No 9 fifty feet of
walk live feet in width
Along the west side of lot No 10 fifty feet of
walk five feet in width
Along tho west side of lot No 11 fifty feet of
walk five feet in width
And along tho west side of lot No 12 fiftv ix
feet of walk five feet in width all of aid lots
being in block No 32 in the Second addition to
the City of McCook
2 That if the said walks are not pinned
built and constructed within twenty daj from
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GEO J BURGESS
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HartinKton Neb Dec 8 1S02
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