The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, June 02, 1905, Image 8
J Meeting of Board of Equalization Notice is hereby given thnt the board xf couoty eomfnissiqners of Red Willow countv will sit Hsu bonrd of UJ Brown IS 1116 name I r i T Ill I Mth and - 4 ion of assessment June JJtb night operator at the dep isn nntvinM lnr tlR assessments will bo eqnulized and ndjusted E J Wilcox County Clerk Reduced Rates iolvansasCity St Louis Savannah Ga JFt Worth Texas Bristol Tenn Mil waukee Toronto Indianapolis Balti more Buffalo and numerous other points east west north and south will be on siq in the near future Call on agent ifor particular Why is it that Ayers Hair Vigor does so many remark able things Because it is a hair food It feeds the hair puts new life into it The hair Hair Viior cannot keep from growing And gradually all the dark rich color of early life comes back to gray hair When I first used Ayor3 Hair Vlijnr my hair vis about all uniy Hut now it i n nire rich blark atul as thiVl n I could wish Mils SfbAN KrOll KNSTIliS JlMCIllliiili Ahi 9 rs I AM iliicci u C lon r M ts H f Gray Eaf r TlAik3ll The Butcher wants you Ttrde The best of everything is his motto Phone 12 i J thamberlam s COLIC CHOLERA AND Diarrhea Remedy A few doses of this remedy will invariably cure an ordinary at tack of diarrhea It has been used in nine epi demics of dysentery with perfect success It can always be depended Tipon even in the more severe attacks of cramp colio and chol era morbus It is equally successful for summer diarrhea and cholera infantum in children and is the means of saving the lives of many children each year When reduced with water and sweetened it is pleasant to take Every man of a family should keep this remedy in his home Buy it now Price 25c may save me Large Size 50c McCook Poultry Co Buyers and Shippers of Poultry and Eggs For the next 7 days we will pay cash For Hens Tc lb Springs Tc lb Turkey Hens lie lb INDIAHOLA Miss Mamie Mann is on the sick list Mrs William Sheets is quite poorly at present of the new ot Wm A Dolan and family returned from Lincoln a short time ago Fred Burt has added an addition to his house in the south part of town Professor Delfer took his departure Monday for his home at Nelson Neb Mrs Chester Dow and children went to Danbury Friday for a short visit Messrs C B Hoag L B Simmons aud O M Poe were McCook visitors last week G W Ritchie of Bartley was in In dianola Mondayattending to some legal business MrsT Conrad Miller and children went to Culbertson Suturday evening for a short visit Miss Jennie Dejeny of McCook came down Tuesday for a visit with her aunt Mrs C Colling Mr and Mrs Ami Tecl entertained a cousin from Mt Pleasant Iowa a few days last week The Coon Creek base ballists pla ed acrainst ludianola Saturday Indianola came out best of course Miss Ida Donnelly returned from Ken esaw last Tuesday where she has been visiting all spring Miss Grace Smith of McCook spent decoration day in Indianola the guest of her cousin Anna Smith Messrs Eoger Brown L B Simmons Clark Hedges witnessed the ball game at Lebanon Decoration day Henry Crabtree and sister drove over to Lebanon a few days ago and had a pleasant visit with friends Mrs J Longnecker living southwest of town is ouite noorlv She has been an invalid for several years Miss Dorothy Gregory came over from Clayton Kansas last week and will visit with the folks for awhile An auto passed through town Thurs day The propeller was on his way to the far west on a business tour Miss Elsie Teel entertained her young friends in the way of a party last week flinch being the prevailing game Miss Bessie Toogood went to Hastings Monday morning where she will stay with her sister during the summer Mrs Frank Moore drove over to Leb anon last Friday and brought May home from ber school which closed that day School closed Friday and an enter tainment was given in the evening The proceeds will be used for the purchase of a new piano Miss Naomi Wootton of McCook was in Indianola Monday She came over from Danbury and went to McCook on No 5 in the evening Mrs Finney went down to Juniata Monday and visited with her daughter until Wednesday evening Little Floyd Short accompanied her Misses Nettie McCool and Bertha Hedges went over to Lebanon last Tues day to see the great ball game between Indianola and Lebanon The Indianola schools gave their enter tainment Friday evening to a well filled house The play entitled A trip to Europe was well received The funeral of Milton Strokey was held at the residence Rev Hawkins preaching the sermon A large crowd of sympathizing fiiends were present The most interesting feature of the week was the advent of the Omaha commercial club in our town A very large crowd greeted the visitors in spite of the mud and rain There were about two hundred of the excursionists who distributed mementoes of every descrip tion to the crowds and departed leaving the impression that the Omahans were a lively set of people James Ryans team took a little run Wednesday afternoon He was in front of W H Smiths furniture store and while in the act of loading some stuff into the wagon his horses took a hike for home Tney were intercepted how ever before they had gone very far and brought back to town No damage was done save the scattering of some lumber and other things that were in the wagon Decoration day was observed with us in an appropriate manner The weather was fine and nothing occurred to mar the serenity of the day The usual ex ercises were held in the forenoon march ing to the cemetery decorating the graves etc In the afternoon the opera house was filled to overflowing to listen to an eloquent address by E B Crippen of the M E church after which there was special singing by the choir which completed the program for the day SCHOOL CREEK S M Gray is on the sick list Everyone has finished listing corn Mrs J W Dutcher was in Cambridge Thursday Mrs Chas Colling 13 in McCook be ing doctored James Malleck has bought the Duff land comprising three quarters Mr and Mrs Ivan Korb and baby visited the latters parents Saturday and Sunday Every one is putting up their mail boxes this week to be ready for the carrier the first of the week BARTLE Mrs Ira A Gammill has a very sick child F G Stilgebouors youngest child is quite sick Ira Sheets will soon begin building a residence 27x28 two stories high Mrs Harry L Brown and children visited in Indianola Memorial day Philip Lomasters and family from near Arapahoe visited here last week The Wymoro girls from Freedom aro visiting friends in Bartley this week Fletcher Faubian are painting a house for Peter Vogo southwest of In dianola Hail did much damage to fall grain and gardens in the vicinity north of Bartley Pea Ridge and Bartley nines crossed bats here Saturday result 5 to 15 in favor of the visitors A lot of bronchos wore sold here this week and broncho busting is the prin cipal amusement now There being no oflice seekers in Bart ley this year accounts for the failure to observe Memorial day D Mangus was down from McCook this week to calebrate memorial day The celebration did not materialize Commissioner Premer was in town Wednesday and reported much damage done by hail northwest of his place Elder Wilson pastor of the Christian church hereleft on 5 Mondayfor Chad ron whore he will visit for two weeks A pleasant party at the home of S W Clark Monday evening was given in honor of Irvin Clark on the anniversary of his 19th birthday James Williamson and family were over from Colby Kans this week visit ing relatives and friends They aro well pleased and doing fine W W Lemasters and wife departed on 12 Tuesday morning for Portland Ii d and other points They intend extending the visit about three months Rev G B Mayfield delivered a very interesting sermon to the graduating class in the M E church Sunday even ing Ho returned to his home at Nor man Neb Monday morning CULBERTSON Mr Latta is putting up a new house on his farm Our city mill is being converted into an elevator Jacob Wiggins went to Lincoln last Friday on business Mrs A J Clifton went to Minden Sunday to visit friends F P Fellows and John McNiece are gving tho hotel a coat of paint David Knowles came up from McCook Wednesday evening to visit his parents Mrs Porter of liayes county was trading with our merchants Wednes day Rev A J Cliffc n preached the me morial sermon in the M E church Sun day Mrs R Knowles wtnt up to Beverly Wednesday evening to visit her son Frank Mr and Mrs G W Warnock came down from the sandhills Monday to visit friends Dr J D Hare o McCook was called to see Thomas Beach Friday We hear he is improving at this writing Aim net Shells arent edible neither are wheat hulls They are removed by our special proc ess before crushing the wheat for Cal ifornia Wheatose Flaked wheat food for breakfast All good grocers BANKSVILLE There has been three days without rain at Banksville C B Graves is canvassing this region insuring the farmers crops for hail dam age Mrs Charlie Lee took Mrs Wade to Cedar Bluffs today so she could take the train to Danbury Frank Bell accompanied J H Relph to Banksville Sunday and he looks as if he had been well kept COLEMAN Steve Fitzgibbons has bought the J Allen half seetion A man from Missouri looked over this neighborhood Wednesday Wm Rozell brought out a load of big cedar posts on Tuesday for fencing Mrs E M Easterday had one quarter section of her land fenced for pasture and part of another quarter turned over for cropping See Knipple right away and secure some of that baled hay just shipped in Per ton 950 LEBANON A C Bartholomew has a new cistern The school exorcises the 26th were splendid Luella Thompson was up from Wil sonville Sunday Mrs Gertrude Dunton and children are here on a visit Earl Bod well was up from Beaver City Decoration day The farmers aro soliciting subscrip tions for their new elevator Quite a lot of shares have been subscribed for Mr and Mrs Arthur Grafton were over from McCook last week and took Mrs Graftons mother home with them Harden Smiths have moved into their new homo and Isaac Coons have moved into the Turner property vacated bj the former The Beaver Valley Telephone Co has received two more cars of poles The lines are being extended rapidly Ern est Fiechter will have a new phone Mrs S E Ralstens mother Mrs Doro and sister Mrs Bennett arrived in time for the school exercises the 26th Mrs Bennett coming after her daughter who has been attending school here Rev W II Scofield assisted in the graduating exercises at Wiisonville last Thursday night the 2oth A number of Lebanonites were present at the exer cises and were hurried home by the rain in the night Your reporter and better half spent a verj pleasant evening at Mr and Mrs P B Garretts Monday evening Mr Garretts brother Frank is a missionary to China and we were shown a number of Chinese relics One was an opium pipe made of silver It had a compart ment for a supply of opium and tobacco mixed There was a tube to hold water to keep the pipe cool There was a place for paper treated so as to hold light a long time The pipe bowl was no larger than the rubber on the tip of my pencil After filling the bowl from the attached compartment and taking two or three puffs the bowl is empty and must needs be filled again Other curios were a parasol chop sticks look ing glass etc BOX ELDER Georgo Harrison is building a new sod house Thomas Graves is building a new frame house Vernon Boyce is taking caro of the measles now a days Younger and Foye are building a house for Andy Fennell near Havana Preparations are being made for Chil drens Day exercises on Sunday June 11 Miss Ella Johnson who has been at tending school in McCook is homo for vacation A T Wilsons family have been hav ing the measles but are all able to be up again On account of the rain Sunday morn ing the memorial sermon was not preach ed but will be Sunday evening June 4 at S30 Every body invited to attend If you want a pretty face and delightful air Rosy cheeks and lovely hair Wedding trip across the sea Put your faith in Rocky Mountain Tea Thero can be but one standard of ex cellence and Doans 91 flour is 1 to 16 the best of them all and as cheap as im portations Let me put you wise Use Doans 91 patent Our Mr Moyers will mako you now shoes as well as repair your old ones at Tho Bee Ilivo Get a stack coner at W T Colemans before haying and harvest You will heed it We want your shoe repairing and will ntteud to it promptly The Bee Hive DANBURY Bertha Gliem is working in the Nows office E B Stilgebouer will move into his new house next week Mr nnd Mrs Louis Cann have gone away to visit relatives and friends John Wilsey has returned to Danbury after an absence of several years The Lebanon second nine crossed bats with the Danbury school boys com moncement day suffering the defeat to tho score of 20 to 10 Mr and Mrs Emberling and Mrs Simeon Billings spent Tuesday in In dianola Mrs 3 LSargent also observ ed Memorial day thero Adam Miller has bought a now en gine and seperator Mr Wing a new steamer and seperator And Harve Springer a now steamer Mrs Bert Miller committed suicide last Friday evening by drinking carbo lic acid An unhappy home is said to be the cause of the sad and desperate deed G W Fletcher has returned to his home in Beaver City after teaching suc cessfully during tho term just closed We understand he will teach the high room next year Miss Jones the pri mary teacher has returned to her home also The Danbury public school closed Friday last with a dinner after eating which the school gave a program The dinner was the gift of the parents of tho children and was a marvel of the culi nary art The program was greatly en joyed and altogether meritorious In view of certain conditions in this city and neighborhood there is a move ment on foot to a3k for a grand jury from the district judge at the next ses sion of court Murders suicides and other affairs of anything but a reassur ing nature are becoming too numerous for comfort Miss Wootton who has been working in the central telephone oflice here for several weeks returned to her home in McCook Monday of this week Miss Wootton has the distinction of being one of the very best phone operators in Nebraska and has been instructing at this point Beth McDonald will be in charge of central during vacation Makes disgestion and assimilation perfect Makes now red blood and bone Thats what Hollisters Rocky Moun tain Tea will do A tonic for the sick and weak 33 cents Tea or Tablets Tired out worn out woman cannot sleep eat or work seems as if she would fly to pieces Hollisters Rocky Moun tain Tea makes strong nerves and rich blood 35 cents Tea or Tablets Consign Your Live Stock To STOCK YARDS KANSAS CITY MO We alscfhave our own houses at CH8CAGO SOUTH OMAHA SIOUX CITY SOUTH ST JOSEPH DENVER Read our market letter In this paper Write us for any special Information desired A 1000 LOAN with the McCook Co operative Building Savings Association can be paid off in rt -4 - go monthly payments of P I If you are paying more you pay too much We can mature your loan on smaller monthly payments and less money in the aggregate than any comepting associa tion Call on the secretary who will explain our system Office in First National Bank McCook Building Savings Association - MRS L F ORIGG AOENT FOB ChasAStevens Bros Ready-made- Garments and Furnishing Goods Throo doors onBt of DoUrolTa store Dr Herbert J Prait Beoistkbed Graduatk Dentist Oflico over McConnells Dhir Store MoCOOK NEB Telephones Ollico JGO residence 131 Former locution auuuui unirKiu DR H M IRELAND Osteopathic Physician Kelley Office Bldg Phono No 13 McCOOK NEB Consultation free JRHartMD McCOOK NEBRASKA Oflice hours 9 to Yl a in I to 5 and 7 to 9 p in Phones Ollico 155 residence 45 DR A P WELLES Physician and Surgeon Oflice Residence 521 Main Aveuue Ollico and Residenco phone 53 Culls answered night or day McCOOK NEBRASKA JOHN E KELLEY ATTORNEY AT LAW and BONDED ABSTRACTER McCook Nebraska 53oAgentof Lincoln Land Co and of McCook Waterworks Oflice in Postoilico building C II Botle C E Eldued Co Atfy BOYLE ELDRED Attokneys at Law Long Distance Phone -11 Rooms 1 and 7 second floor Mi rnnt Nh Postotlice Building DR R J GUNN DENTIST pnoNEm Oflice over Grannis store McCook Neb F D BUKGESS Plumber an Steam Fitter BNnesassTMSsasss y smW iron Lead and Sewer P pe Brass Goods Pumps an 3oner Trimmings Estimates Furnished F ee Base ment of the Postofice Building d a IQUID OAL of ANI1 Sui l J r TESTIMONIAL Delmont S D Dec 17 1902 I used L K for hog cholera and it was all right It cured my hogs I had three sick ones and they all got well and done fine I also used it for chicken lice and mites and it is all you claim for it Itis the only Medicine for hog cholera I think Gotlieb Jeeke Harrington Neb Dec 11 1902 I am using Liquid Koal and am well pleased with it I am sure I saved my hogs with it last year and am going to keep it in stock all tho time as it is the best thing I ever had on the place for 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