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We said it was getting dry Inst week
but wo got n Methodist rain sinco and
lota of wind with tbo rain and the rain Sunday
cup for tho mensuro for Friday and Sat
urday was 3 SO inches and that was wot
Some of tho Grant precinct people
celebrated at McCook some at Ilerndon
Kan and some at home
Win Relph of Cedar Bluffs Kansas
Was at Banksvillo the Fourth
Jacob Wesch did his celebrating in his
wheat field running his binder
Tho high water played eavoy with
Mr Rowlauds well and ho got B W
Benjamin to help him Monday to clean
it out so he could get down to water
BOX ELDER
Miss Ida Modrell spent Sunday with
Miss Maude Wilson
Mrs Albert Barnes of McCook visited
with Mrs Georgo Shields one day last
week
Mr and Mrs W AStone visited with
Mr and Mrs George Shields last Sun
day
On last Wednesday afternoon Thomas
Graves quietly away after about three
weeks suffering with lung fever Fu
neral services were held in the churcli
on Thursday afternoon conducted by
Rev Kerr after which tho body was
laid to rest in the Box Elder cemetery
The deceased leaves a wife and three
children who have the deepest sympathy
of the community in their bereavement
They are comparative strangers having
com here only about three months ago
SCHOOL CREEK
Harvest is in full blast
A good many spent their in the
harvest field
Gene Dutcher has a new binder
The high water last week overflowed
all the alfalfa and corn fields on tho
creek bottom
Dr Mastin was called out to see
Grandma Kilgore Thursday
LT A Talcott came up from Crete
Wednesday to look after his farm inter-
i sta here
A son and daughter and their families
are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs
James Frye this week They were de
ist yed three days in the washouts east
Valentine Gray is helping Harry Korb
through harvest
First in the hearts of all good bread
lovers is Doans 91 patent You need
the flour to keep well fed Doan needs
your trade to knead your bread
A Sound Argument
The one that blows without any
thing to blow about wastes time and
energy The excellence of our goods
and delivery service warrant us for
blowing Always the best always
the greatest variety always the
highest quality
DAVID MAGNER
Phone 14 Fresh and Salt Meats
ike Walsh
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Highest Market Price Paid in Cash
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McCook - Nebraska j
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Diarrhea Remedy
A f ew 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
upon even in the more severe
attacks of cramp colioknd 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 It may save life
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LEBANON
Bessie Slutts Aurotta Daffer and
Miss Welborn camo homo from institute
They took -dinner Sunday at
Mr and Mrs Walter M Penningtons
while waiting for tho water to go down
so the roads would be safe
Clarence Dott drove to Bartloy Sat
urday and met Mrs Grace Livingston
from Durpee Oregon
Stove Austin is building an addition
on the west side of his elevator
Ed Morris was up from Central City
tho 4th v
Thos Wilburn was over and located
the site for the Farmers elevator east
of Stove Austins elevator
Mrs Lizzie McKinnon was up from
Hickman the 4th
Messrs Saylers Deo and Park Smith
are home from Montana When Say
lers camo home last Christmas ho per
suaded bis father and mother to sell out
and go with him to the wonderful state
of Montana His sale brought about
5000 more than expected and their
friends tried to got them to buy a farm
and stay here but they must see that
country of which their son had told such
wonderful stories Their tickets to
Montana cost them 25000 besides other
expenses Now all but the youngest
boy are here and the parents in Mon
tana several hundred dollars poorer
The rain last Friday night was one of
the heaviest ever William Cumming
lost over 100 hogs and a field of barley
ready for the reaper that now lies al
most flat on the ground Tho loss was
nearly 1200
Mrs James Springer lost over 200
chickens all she had but seven and the
cellar fell in and covered up large boxes
of fruit R M Coulters cellar fell in
also The railroad bridges are washed
out so badly that train traffic is com
pletely abolished and farmers can ship
no cream or butter
Mr A C Bartholomew drove to
Bartley Monday bringing his son-in-law
home for the 4th
Tho Fourth was a urand elorious
day People were here from Bartley
Danbury Indianola McCook and Ober
lin The heavy rains of last week had
spoiled the grove so the speaking was
held in the Presbyterian church Rev
W H Scofield delivering the address
Floyd Abbott gave a recitation and E
E Devoe road the Declaration of Inde
pendence the music being furnished by
tho choir The crowd in the morning
was small as harvest is in full svvingbut
in the afternoon they came all of em
to see the ball game The purses were
fifty and twenty five dollars The line
up for the game was as follows In
dianola Horton catcher Hedges
pitcher Simmons 1st base McClung
2nd base Kennedy 3rd base
gan short stop Burbridge left field
Mrs S E Ralstens sister left on the
4th for Mount Vernon Iowa
The scoop house and lot belonging to
the Farmers were sold at auction last
week and was bid in by the new associ
ation for 15000 the lot sold to R M
Coulter for 5000 The building would
have sold for more money had they sold
the lot first making it sure that t he buyer
of the building would not have to move
it The new shipping association will
build as soon as they can get a contract
or to do the work
DANBURY
Nathaniel Hethcote has sold his place
to John Remington
Perry Johnston walked from Herndon
Tuesday to attend the dance
Mrs Young and two younger boys
and Clifford Burbridge spent the 4th in
Herndon
Quite a number of Danbury people
spent the 4th in Lebanon
Win Henton is building a new house
34x34 two stories high
J L Sims has got the frame work
of his new house put up Its dimen
sions 32x36 and two storyhigh
J L Sims is going to ship 3 car loads
of hogs when they get the track fixed
J L Sims nephew came from Ohio
Saturday
Most of the farmers spent tho 4th in
the harvest field
Mrs Bodwell of Lebanon was visiting
friends in Danbury last week
Wm Greenways family Mr and Mrs
J L Murr and Mr and Miss Douglas
spent the Fourth over on the Sappa
Clifford Naden and Soren Simonsen
are going to burn a kiln of brick
Quito a number of the interested
people celebrated at Marion
Our living friends are not our only
advertisers Competitive importations
resort to devious methods to decry the
merits of Doans 91 patent
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After the Hull
of the wheat is removed
the kernel is steam -cooked
and crushed into edible
flakes not powdered
When packed in cartons
and sealed the delicacy
and flavor the nutri
ment and good taste of
the wheat remains in
California Wheatose
Flaked wheat food for breakfast
All good grocers
INDIANOLA
Peter Miller and family went to Cul
bortson the 4th for a few days visit
James McClung has gone to Montana
to visit his son Frank
Mrs J J Wilson is in Hastings on a
pleasure trip combined with business
She expects to be gone five or six weeks
The north side people gathered to
gether and had a picnic north of town
July 4th All report a good time
And still it rains No complaint of
dry weather this year
Lewis Enfield of Wilsonville was in
town awhile last week on his way to
McCook
Bernard Ilillers has returned from his
trip to Oregon and California He was
away for over a month and visited great
many places of interest during his ab
sence
The Misses Peakeof Indianola attend
ed the Burton Hoover wedding at Bart
ley last Wednesday evening
Quite a number of Indianola young
people went over to Lebanon the 4th to
help celebrate
It rains every night aad Sundays these
days thus fulfilling the old ladys wish
so that tho men folks could get their
regular rest
The ladies of the M E church served
ice cream and cake to a large crowd of
people on Saturday afternoon A hand
some sum was realized
There is a likelihood that tho demand
for harvest hands will be greatthis sum
mer as the wheat is ripening very fast
and there is much of it
Last Saturday afternoon was the 25th
anniversary of the existence of the State
bank of Indianola and in celebration of
the event a bounteous dinner was served
to its friends and customers
Miss Zora Shumakor is staying in
town since last week that her child may
receive treatment Sometime ago the
little one was kicked on tho head by a
horse and thought to be fatally injured
Brown center field Hayden right field I
T but under the doctor
Lieoanon ljear catcner Winecup
pitcher Newland 1st base Threlkill
2nd base Perfected base Weatherwax
short stop Devoe left field Weather
wax center field Cumming right field
Campbell umpire Score 6 to 9 in favor
of Lebanon who had another half inn
ing at the bat but did not need it In
dianola was shut out five times and
Lebanon three times
Mr and Mrs James Ferrel Mr and
Mrs Ed Ferrel Mr and Mrs Peter
Carty and Jack Ferrel returned home
the 4th from attending their sisters
funeral in Montana
along
nicely
s care is getting
and it is thought will re-
cover
Mr and Mrs Irving Andrews are en
tertaining a young friend from Guide
Rock
Indianola did not celebrate this year
but the stay-at-homes had a little cele
bration of their own at night in the way
of fireworks
George Cramer has bought the Bell
Haas restaurant
Quite a number of Indianola young
people went over to Lebanon the 4th to
help celebrate
The Indianola band boys played in
Arapahoe the 4th
A large delegation from Indianola
boarded the special on Tuesday the 4th
and spent a very enjoyable day in our
sister city
Misses Lydia and Gladys McCool are
rusticating on their fathers farm this
week
Mr Schoenthal and niece of Bennet
Neb are the guests of DWSchoenthal
and wife They will make an extended
visit with them
The delay of the trains this week on
account of washouts are greatly to be
deplored and are a source of great an
noyance to the traveling public but it
cannot be helped however and we will
havo to make use of the old maxim that
what cannot be cured must be endur
ed
There is talk of several new brick
business houses being built this fall in
Indianola Let the good work go on
We are to have a new resident dentist
in Indianola His name is Gatewood
and hails from Arapahoe
We believ that we have the best
binding twine to be obtained in the
American Hemp and Plymouth brands
Call and examine them
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CULBERTS0N
O P Simmons operator at Danbury
was visiting his friends in Culbertson
Monday
Presbyterian young people intond giv
ing a music entertainment in the near
future
The social and entertainment given by
tho Epworth League Friday evening
was well attended considering the bad
weather
A great many of our young people
spent the Fourth in McCook
Mrs Kugler of Hayes qpunty was
trading with our merchants Wednes
day
Mr and Mrs Tom Plummer spent
Sunday with D L Shumaker and fam
ily
Paul and Mabel Porter of Hayes
county were in town Wednesday
Mr Bruce the insurance man spent
the Fourth at his homo near Juniata
McCormick mowers and rakes with
dain sweeps and stackers give best satis
faction in tho hay field II P Waite
Co sell them
Small Voice Would Do
Little Clareuce Pa money talks
dont it-
Mr Callipers I guess so my son
Little Clarence Well then pa
gimme a penny sos I can hear it whis
per to me a little Puck
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A policeman in Vienna must be able
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An experience which many -women have was
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broken and fitful I longed for health Tried
several medicines but none were of any last
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had found the right remedy It helped nature
to throw off the poisons that saturated the
system removed all pains and strengthened
the digestive organs and brought the roses of
health back to my cheeks This medicine if
taken occasionally keeps the system in perfect
condition helping it to throw off the disease
and consequences of exposure to dampness I
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Favorite Prescription makes weak
women strong sick women well Ac
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Dr Pierces Common Sense Medical
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A fow years ago all machinery was
made from wood and today any pioco of
farm machinery that is not made of steel
is out of date Tbo latest is the sloel
wagon In a fow years there wilUbe
nothing but steel wagons W T Cole
man has them now You should call
and see them
NOTICE TO LAND OWNERS
To Nuls J Johnson C II Lnno Alia CSeoley
and Henry Wykoff and to all whom it may con
ceru The commissioner appointed to locate n
roud commencing at north east comer of sec
tion eighteen 18 town one 1 range tweuty
nine29 in Qerver precinctRod Willow county
Nebraska running thence west along the sec
tion lino and eutering road along rouge lino at
the north west corner of section oightoen IS
town ouo 1 raugo twonty nino 29 wostCth
P 31 Tho said road to bo 06 feet wide has re
ported in favor of tho location thereof and all
objections thoroto or claims for dumnges mut t
bo filed in the county clerks ollico on or boforo
noon of the 23rd day of August IJO iorsaid road
will bo established without roforonce thereto
E J Wilcox County Clerk
ORDER OF HEARING
State of Nebraska Red Willow county ss At
a county court hold at the county court room
in and for sail county of Red Willow June 23
1005 PresontFrank Moore county judge In
tho matter of the estate of Anna C Woods de
ceased On rending and filing the petition of
Fh Fraley praying that administration of
said estate may bo granted to James Q Ward
as administrator Ordered that July 15 A D
1905 at ten oclock a in is assigned for hear
ing said potition when all persons interested in
said matter may appear at a county court to be
held in and for said county and show cause
why tho prater of petitioner should not bo
grautedj and that notico of the peudoncy of
cuiu iwuuuu aim uiu ntiiriiij uiuruui nu givuu
to all persons interested in said mntter by pub
lishing a com or this order in Tho McCook Tri
bune a weekly nowspaper printed in said coun
ty for throe successive woeks prior to said day
of hearing A true copy
seal Frank Mooee County Judge
Boj lu Eldred attornejs
NOTICE
To George C Gray and to whom it may con
cern Notico is hereby ghen tliuton tho 21th
day of November 1901 tho undersigned John
Wentz Sr purchased of O L Thompson tho
then couuty treasurer of Red Willow county
Nebraska at public salo for taxes lot iivoblock
eight in the town of West McCook Red Willow
county Nebraska for tho taxes levied and as
sessed therpon for the j ears 1896 to 1902 inclus
ive That I have paid the subsequent taxes
levied and assossed on said lot for tho years
1905 and 1901 That said lot was assessed for
taxes for the year 1901 and 1905 in tho name of
Georgo C Gray The timo allowed in which to
redeem said lot from said purchase will expire
November 24th 1903 John Wextz Sk
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE
Notico is hereby given that by virtue of a cer
tain chattel mortgage dated July 10th 1905
and duly filed in the ollico of tho county clerk of
Hitchcock county Nebraska on the 15th day of
July 1903 and also filed in the oflico of tho
count clerk of Red Willow county Nebraska
on July 1 1903and executed by Felix Raumgart
and Lawrence M Baumgart to A W Stevens
Co to secure tho payment of tho sum of 00 00
and upon which there is now duo tho -um or
o6971 default having been made in tho pay
ment of said sum and no suitor other proceed
ings at law having been instituted to recover
said debt or any part thereof except on one
note for 25000 duo November 1 1905 secured
thereby on which judgment was rendored June
14 1904 for 2GG0O and costs S493 on which
judgment execution was issued June 190aud
returned wholly unsatisfied June 8 190 also by
virtue of a certain chattel mortgage dated July
27 1903 and duly filed for record in tho office of
the county clerk of Hitchcock county Nebras
ka on July 30 1903 and also filed in the office
of the county clerk of Red Willow county Ne
braska on July 11903 executed bj Felix
guart to A W Stevens Co to secure the pa-
ment of tho sum of 1000 00 upon which there is
now due tho sum of SI 130 11 default having
been made in the payment of said sum and no
suit or other proceedings at law having been
instituted to recover said debt or any part
thereof excepc on one note for 53400 due No
vember 15 1903secured thereby on which judg
ment was rendered on tho 21st day of March
1901 for 31950 and costs 173 on which judg
ment execution was issued June 7 1905 and re
turned wholly unsatisfied June 8 1905 therefore
wo will soil the following property described in
said chattel mortgages to wit
One In horse power Stevens traction engine
No 1843 togother with appurtenances and fix
tures belonging thereto
One rebuilt 30x56 Stevens Separator No 9215
One rebuilt Sattlej Stacker No 318
One Peoria Weigher No 459s6 together with
attachments and fixtures belonging thereto
One 12 horse power Minneapolis Engine No
830
At public auction at thp south end of Man
chester Avenue adjacent to tho right of way of
tho Burlington Railway Company in the city of
McCook Red Willow county Nebraska on the
29th day of July 1905 at the hour of ten oclock
a m of said day
Dated July 7 1903 A W Stevens Co
Boylo Eldred its agents Mortgagee
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McCook Nebraska
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