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INDIANOLA
Martin Akers and wife have n new
baby boy at their homo
Mrs Sarah Alien has returned from
her visit to Wilsonvillo
C II Russells folks are entertaining
some relatives from the west
Wm Gotscball and wife of Missouri
Ridge were Indianola visitors Monday
Mrs Earl Calhoun of Wilsonvillo is
visiting her parents W II Allen and
wife
C Allen and wife of McCook are vis
iting with the latters parents this
week
W P Elmer who was so seriously
afliictcd with rheumatism is able to be
out again
George Henderson and wife of Cul
bertson spent Sunday in Indianola with
I relatives
Mrs C II Russell was quite sick
I last week but is better now and able lo
bo out
j S D Williams of Bartley is plaster
ing Esben Days new house in the west
part of town
Miss Emma Howard visited last week
with Mr Cochrans folks on their farm
north of town
Postmaster McCool and wife drove
out to their farm north of town Mon
day and spent the day
Whitman Fritz shipped a car of
hogs to St Joe Monday morning also
two more carloads on Tuesday
Marion Powell was in Indianola this
week looking after his fine crop of
alfalfa and other interests
The salvation army people are with
us and hold their meetings on the
streets nightly sometimes daily
Gus Krider of the central office is in
Chicago attending tho telephone con
vention which is in session at that
place
Johnny Harrison Jr arrived here
from Denver on No 2 Wednesday
morning to visit a while with the home
folks
Marion Powell was a sojourner in our
midst this week He drove over to his
ranch on tho Beaver the first of the
week
Mr
place
night
Brown night operator at this
went to Wray Colo Tuesday
to work in the depot at that
place
Quite a lot of Indianola boys went
down to Arapahoe Tuesday to winess
the ball game between Indianola and
Arapahoe
Rev Crippen was taken suddenly ill
last Sunday afternoon and the doctor
was summoned He is somewhat bet
ter at this time
Miss Mary Ilotze departed on No 5
Monday evening for Colorado where
she will visit a while with her sister
Mrs Tillie Bobbs
E Days new home in West Indianola
will soon be ready for occupancy and
when finished will be a very neat and
cosy little residence
Joy Holland who has been attending
college came home Friday evening
and will spend the holidays with his
parents on the farm
Mrs W F Herman with her little
daughter and Miss Bertha Porter are
in York visiting They expect to be
gone about three weeks
Milo Ough has returned from the
west where he went about a month ago
He thinks Nebraska superior to any
place he saw while away
The Congregational people held their
Childrens day exercises last Sunday
morning The program was a good one
and worthy of imitation
There was a dance out at the Mizel
place last Saturday night Several of
the young- people from town availed
themselves of the opportunity for going
Mrs Mary Colling came home to
spend a few days with the children
last week She thinks her health is
improving under the McCook doctors
care
A Mrs Jesslup has moved into town
and will occupy the old Masonic temple
building Indianola needs more houses
Every old shanty is inhabited by some
family
Mr Streff and Albert came up from
their home at Orleans several days ago
They came up to investigate concerning
the damage done their growing crops by
the hail
Whats the matter with this nice
warm weather with its occasional show
ers to make the corn grow also the
praities which crop is unusually
promising
James W Dolan and M E Thomp
son drove over to Danbury Sunday
They pronounce the outlook for a crop
verjr fine as they viewed the country
through which they traveled
Hazel Hatcher Annie Smith Edna
Reynolds Mamie Mann Emma Long
and Azubah McDonald came down from
McCook the close of last week and will
remain at home for a while They may
return later
The Indianola boys went down to
Arapahoe Tuesday to play ball against
the boys of that town The contest was
a hot one but finally came to a close as
all things must and the invincibles
came home with victory perched upon
their banner The score was 12 to 13
in favor of Indianola
Tho Short brothers received a tele
gram Monday evening announcing the
s rijus illness of Mrs Jake Short at
Watsonville Calif Mrs Lena Short
immediately made ready for the four
days journey to be at her bedside
The evening passenger train having
gone through Will hitched up a team
and drovo to McCook so that she might
catch the outgoing train from that
place
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Flaked wheat food for breakfast
All good grocers
LIVE STOCK MARKETS AT
KANSAS CITY
THE WEEKS TRADE REPORTED BY
CLAY ROBINSON COMPANY
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
OFFICES AT CHICAGO KANSAS CITY OMAHA
SIOUX CITY ST JOSEPH AND
DENVER
Kansas City June 21 190-
Receipts of cattle thus far this week
are 21500 hist week 222C0 last year
20700 Mondays market opened steady
to strong but closed weak Tuesday it
looked like the bottom had dropped out
of trade as values ruled anywhere from
ten to thirty cents lower on beeves weak
to ten cents lower on best cows and
heifers plain to medium kinds ten to
fifteen cent lowor Bulls were dull
veals 25 cents lower Stockers were
weak to ten cents lower heavy feeders
and stock she stuff fifteen to 25 cents
lower Receipts today were 5000 and
trade for beeves opened strong to ten
cents higher closing weak Best cows
and heifers were mostly five to ten cents
higher others steady Bulls were quiet
veals steady Stockers and feeders were
quiet but generally unchanged The
following table gives quotations now
ruling
Extra prime cornfed steers 5 50 to So 75
Good 5 i to o -10
Ordinary 4 25 to
Choice cornfed heifers 4 Gi to
Good i to
Medium M 50 to
Choice cornfed cows 4 I J to
Good 3 to
Medium S 00 to
Canuers 1 50 to
Choice stags I CO to
Choice fed bulls 50 to
Good i 25 to
Bologna bulls 2 25 to
Veal calves 5 00 to
Good to choice native or western
stockers 3 75 to
Fair i 25 to
Common 2 75 to
Good to choice heavy native feeders 4 25 to
Fair 3 75 to
Good to choice heavy branded
horned feeder 4 00 to
Fair 3 50 to
Common 3 00 to
Good to choice stock heifers 2 75 to
25 to
Good to choice stock calvessteer 4 00 to
Fair 3 50 to
Good to choice stock calves heifers 3 09 to
Fair 2 50 to
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2 50
4 50
4 00
3 50
3 00
5 50
4 50
3 75
3 25
4 75
4 25
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4 50
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Receipt of hogs thus far this week are
41400 last week 40500 last year 27
500 Mondays market was 26 to five
cents lower Tuesday five cents lower
and today five lower with bulk of sales
from S315 to S522
Receipts of sheep thus far this week
are 16000 last week 15300 last year
13300 Mondays market was ten to
25 cents lower Tuesday steady to ten
cents lower and today steady to strong
We quote Choice lambs 6675 to S700
choice yearlings 550 to 565 choice
wethers 173 to 485 choice ewes425
to 450
Information Complete
Chicago Tribune You remember
that worthless little cousin of mine
fou knew ten years ago Well hes
fiapt Harkness novr
United States service Salvation
army or baseball club
Within 800 Miles of Pole
Dr G E Borchgrevink has made a
great advance into the colder and
more perilous Antarctic regions carry
ing the line of exploration to within
BOO miles of the south pole
Tomsk a University Town
A technological institute has been
jpened at Tomsk This is the second
institution for higher education in Si
era Tomsk is now a university town
THE JACK PONTO
Any ones having mares they wish
to breed to a good jack said to be
largest breeder in the county should
bring them to my ranch where free
pasture will be given until mares are
known to be in foal
TERMS 300
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to insure 1000
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LEBANON
F M Pennington was sick last week
Thoro was n good rain hore Sunday
night
Mr Moore expects to build a now
house soon
Ward Hunt was ud from Iloldrege a
few days Inst week
Tho second nine played Danbury tho
lGth and got beaten
Mrs E E Fiechter has been quite
poorly last few weeks
John Xeeber shipped his catllo this
week and Hattie ilorton is staying with
Mrs Neeber until his return
Childrens day was observed at tho
Presbyterian church June 18th The
exercises lastpd uearly two hours
We understand that P E Pogue of
Lincoln will preach a memorial sermon
June 25 for the Odd Fellows
George Ralsteu has been very feeble
the past month tho increasing heat
seems to make breathing difficult for
him
Rev William H Scofield preached a
memorial sermon for the Royal Neigh
bors at 3 p m June 18 in the Presby
terian church
Harry Floskee is out from Omaha
guest of his aunt Mrs R C Bartholo
mew We understand he expects to
work here during the summer vacation
John W Slutts drove to Bartley
Monday for Rosa who cane down from
McCook that morning They called
briefly at Mr and Mrs W N Penning
tons
The Lebanon girls played the kid nine
Saturday and beat them We under
stand that they intend to play with the
second nine now These girls got their
idea of playing ball from tho Kansas
girls Inst fall The Kansas girls we re
member dressed straight down from
the shoulder with Ioofo dresses and box
aprons Their form of dress served to
be quite a help to them
SCHOOL CREEK
Mrs Charles Colling spent Sunday at
home
Ilarve Blackleys driving horse died
Monday
E S Dutcher has bought 80 acres of
land of James Malleck
Sam Dragoo and John Dutcher are
putting up their alfalfa this week
Mr and Mrs E S Dutcher visited
their father and mother Sunday
Mrs George Gray and children from
Wymore are visiting her father-in-law
S M Gray
Edson Raymond visited his mother-in-law
Mary Vandervort Monday on his
way home from the west part of the
state where he has been to look at the
country
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS
To Nels J Johnson C II Lane AfFa CSeeley
and Henry WykofT aud to all whom it may con
cern The commissioner appointed to locate a
road commencing at north east corner of sec
tion eighteen 18 town one 1 range twenty
ninoC29 in Gervor precinct Red Willow county
Nebraska running thence west along the sec
tion line aud euteriug road aloug range line at
the north west corner of section eighteen IS
town ouo 1 range tweuty uiuo 29 west 6th
P M The said road to bo CC feet wide has re
ported in favor of tho location thereof and all
objections thereto or claims for damages must
be filed in the county clerks oflico on or before
noon of the 23rd day of August lCJoor said road
will be established without reference thereto
E J Wilcox County Clerk
DANBURY
Moso Young is under the doctors care-
Clifford Naden returnod from Colo
Tuesday
Miss Daisy Dolph returned from Den
vor Tuesday
Frank Nell has sold his barber tools
to O B Woods
Mrs Pearl Emberliog has returned to
McCook to live
Elvin Woods is tinning the roof of his
fathers house this week
Clifford Burbridge and Griff DeMay
spent Sunday in Cedar Bluffs
J L Sims shipped one carload of hogs
to Kansas City Sunday night
Miss Phyllis Sargent went over to
Indianola Sunday to visit relative
Mrs Thomas of Iowa has bought tho
millinery goods of Mrs Eva George
Marion Dow of Indianola visited at
tho home of J L Sargent Sunday
Misses Pearl Hayes and Dora and
Mary Greeuway returned from McCook
Friday
Mrs J L Sargent went over to In
dianola Monday and returned home on
Tuesday
Mrs Wade who has been visiting at
the home of Mrs E E Hayes returned
home last week
Representative Gliem went to Mil
waukee last week to represent the
Woodman lodge
Miss Alta Morgan who has been at
tending school in Red Oak Iowa re
turned home Sunday
The Lebanon 2nd nine came up Fri
day and went home like the Russians
badly defeated with the score 5 11
Tho Great Western Comedy Co gave
their play in Norcatur Kansas last
Saturday They cleared about 80000
Dr Huntington of Lincoln Neb
preached in tho M E church last Sun
day They raised 10200 on an old debt
Mrs Walter Pate a former resident
of this place is back visiting friends
and relatives She is from Grafton
Neb
COLEMAN
B F Wilson brought out a new binder
Tuesday
H B Wales brought out a new wind
mill this week
Rev Taylor of Culbertson preached at
Zion Hill church on last Sunday
The Sunday school at the Coleman
school house observed Childrens Day
last Sunday
Roy Coleman had a siege with the
measles and now he is having a time
with poison ivy
On Tuesday an ludiana gentleman
with his wife and mother were looking
over this precinct
II H Bandy brought out lumber for
a new granary in which to store away
that 100 acres of wheat
Mrs J Beach and son Thomas of
Hayes county visited with Auntie Cole
man one day last week
Mr and Mrs J R Marsh who have
been here visiting their daughter Mrs
H H Bandy returned to their home in
King City Missouri Tuesday
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Rosy cheeks and lovely hair
Wedding trip across the sea
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ChasAStevens Bros Ready made
Garments and Furnishing Goods
Tliroo doors oast of DoGrotTs store
Dr Herbert J Pratt
Reoistered Ghaduatk
Dentist
Ofllco over McConnelPs Drug Store
MCCOOK NEB
Tolophonos Oflico 1G0 residence 131
Former location Atlanta Goorgin
L H LINDEMANN
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Oflico hours 9 to 12 a m 2 to 5 nnd 7 to 9 p in
Phones Ollico 135 resideuco ii
DR A P WELLES
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Ollico Residence 52 J Main Avouuo Ollico and
Residence phone 53 Calls answered night or
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McCOOK NEBRASKA
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McCook Nebraska
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Waterworks Oflico in Postollice building
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Rooms 1 and 7 second floor
Postoilico Building
McCook Neb
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BJj m Iron ead and Sewer Pipe Brass 7
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