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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1905)
i II McCook Market Quotations Corrocted Friday morning Corn i J Wbout 01 Oats St 3yo W Parley 20 KoffS 4 73 Sggft 15 3oodfluttm 20 W F Wilson Successor to Nick Colling Buys and Sells Secund hand Goods of all kinds Furniture wanted Rear of De Groffs Phone 316 McCook - Nebraska A Sound Argument The one that blows without any thing to blow about wastes time aqd energy The excellence of our goods and deliver service warrant us for blowing Always the best always tho greatest variety always the highest quality DAVID MAGNER Phone 14 Fresh and Salt Meats V Mike Walsl DEAIER IN POULTRY and EGGS Old Rubber Copper and Brass Highest Market Price Paid in Cash Jev location just across street in P Walsh building McCook jartS Nebraska PHONE 190 Office over Bee Hive 5 f Tv Jc n v n yy ir Oli5STV TJ 4aWEtfa3l333Ja5S riy i 1 warp agBrHy b JS 1 larrrrri 335i5itefi77j 1 sMixvimimx m RED WILLOW Mrs Chris Jensen has returned from her visit to friends in Illinois Everett Mooro and family of Lebanon are visiting friends in this locality James Jensen has returned to Red Willow county to live after farming several years in Illinois The Mather farm has been sold to James McClung consideration four thousand dollars The Hartman farm west of Indianola has been sold to Mat Colling for six thousand dollars R E Hatcher has completed a large substantial granary of several thousand bushels capacity The road leading north from the old Buck farm in in bad sondition and has been much of the time the past summer A very good road could be located and maintained one mil east on the half section line to intersect the road run ning to Red Wiilow recently located Mr and Mrs Patrick McNeal were pleasantly surprised on Wednesday evening of last week by about foity neighbors of this vicinity and Indianola it being their twenty fifth wedding an niversary The evening was pleasantly spent in social chat games and music A luncheon of cake coffee and fruit was served They received as a reminder of the occasion one dozen silver knives and forks half dozen s oons a butter knife a Kiigarshell one half dozen knives and forks- comingfrom their sons John and Archie RED WILLOW Mrs Taylor has been quite sick Mr Hatcher threshed for Mr Mullin this week P C Smith was called to Lincoln by the death of her sister John Longneckers water melons are still given around to all who come and sent to all who dont come Mr and Mrs Everett Moore and chil dren of Lebanon were visitors at the old home Tho former returned on Mon day but Mrs Moore and the children returned later Mrs Evers and children from Dan bury visited Mrs F C Smith the last of the week and called on friends The children enjoyed the country as only town people can They made a raft and floated on the waters of historic Red Willow and enjoyed it very much Iiformatin Complete Cnirago Tribune You remember hat worthless little cousin of mine rou knew ten years ago Well he9 Ospt Harkness nov7 United States service Salvation army or aseball club Hixon managed A Plausible -I wonder to live to Theorr how Methuselah such a ripe old age Dixon Probably because there were no bacteria and disease germa in 5ls dav Dr E O Valine DENTIST BOYLES BUSINESS COLLEGE OMAHA FALL TERM OFENS SEPTEMBER 4 Largest Commercial School and Institute of Shorthand and Telegraphy west of the Mississippi river Owns and occupies enure building Graduates assisted to positions students may work for board Tho Large Illustrated Catalogue is Free Address BOYLES COLLEGE 1806 Harney St OMAHA NEB 1 lOSm Sept 27 0et 1 m I jS SOMETHSNG DOING ALLTHE TIME m Great Day Jg i i Grand Electric m 1 1 I m Parade fiLfil Pageant ftfl 8 OCTOBER rffBll flight October If 1MB B Si Kompoaed of a a display of B 91 KurloilB ALLEGORICAL SUBJECTS U m Komhlnailott of PRESENTED IN A - m H Huie unpen Brilliant Blaze Of I J 8i5 gggSJ 1 I Biwlldiring Btauty fl CRAND COURT BAU7NICHT OCTOBER 6th H S REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS MB SEEJTOUR LOCAL AGENT H I Acers For coughs colds bronchitis asthma weak throats weak lungs consumption take Ayers Cherry Pectoral Cherry Pectoral Always keep a bottle of it in the house We have been saying this for 60 years and so have the doctors I have ined Avers Cherry Iectornl In my family for 40 y irs It is the heat nieiliclno in the world 1 know fur all thtoat anil lung trouble Mas J K Noncuoss Wiiltliam Mas 25c 50c 5100 i c ateu Jo All drucgit fnr 1i iffiSifii The Lun ss Indianolas calm unruffled surface was disturbed last Friday night by a few hoodlums who thought to paint the town Their little scheme failed to work however and some arrests were made also compromises with promises to do better COLEMAN M II Cole sold two of his horses Harry Wales sold his team and bought another narry Cole is digging and hauling off potatoes W M Sharps mother has returned to her Ohio home John N Smith drove to McCook last Saturday with his carriage Miss Minta Rozell will teach school this winter over in Frontier county M H Cole returned from Iowa last Saturday where he visited a short time Roy Coleman bought a big disc drill He and his brother Frank intend sow ing 200 acres of fall wheat W MRozell has bought a brand new carriage of the latest style It is a daisy The family has worked hard and are de serving of the very best there is going They have a fine home well built and finely finished 1 2ZZ3ZSR Daily action of the bowels is neces sary Aid nature with Ayers Piils INDIANOLA Mr Streff of Orleans is here for a short time R E Smith went oier to Danbury Sunday afternoon Mr Adams of Trenton was an In dianola visitor Tuesday East Lynne was givpn at Shorts opera house Friday evening John Dolan living south of Indianola is building an addition to his home W Herman went down to Omaha Wednesday to attend the Ak Sar Ben WmGotschall and wife of Missouri Ridge were in town Tuesday on busi ness A lot of land buyers in Indianola and a lot of farms changing hands these times Miss Julia Finch of Bartley is in town this week guest of her uncle Szdneg Toogood Mrs Edith A McCarrick went to Trenton Saturday on No 5 to visit relatives W H Smith and the boys are keep ing bachelors hall this week Mrs W II is away on a visit Win McCallum is having his house out on his farm remodeled Young Stotherd is doing the work There was a dance at the old Masonic hall Friday night also one at the opera hall after the show Saturday night Miss Grace E Smith returned to Mc Cook Saturday evening after a weeks visit with relatives and friends in this city Tim Haley accompanied his wife as far as McCook Saturday night when she took the train for her fathers home in Ohio Mrs W II Smith went to Trenton Saturday last and visited with relatives until Tuesday when she returned home on No 12 Will Fitch who has been very sick with typhoid fever is slowly recovering and with proper care will soon be able to be out again Fred Burts child who was reported as being very sick last week is much bet ter at this writing and hopes are enter tained of its recovery Miss Verna Brown who has been the guest cf her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W II Smith went over to Dan bury Sunday to visit relatives Mrs Curey from near Benkalman ar rived Wednesday evening with her three children and will live in the Lam- born property on the hill north of town Mrs Tim Haley and son were passen gers on No 6 Saturday night through this place on her way to Ohio to be in attendance at the bedside of her father who is dangerously ill Mr and Mrs J R Balding and little son spent Sunday with Mr Baldings father living north of Trenton Mr Balding came home Monday but Mrs Balding stayed to visit awhile with friends BARTLEY Jo Burton is on the sick list this week Bartley business and building boom ing Foster G Stilgebouer was a business visitor in McCook Saturday evening Mrs Dr Urown returned this week from a months visit with friends in Iowa Agent Purvis and wife were losers of nearly every thing they owned by the depot burning G W Jones has added a general as sortment of groceries to his hardware and furniture store Mrs W T Wood of South Mc A tester Ind Ter is here visiting hpr father Dr Brown and family Dr Arbogast reports a prptty baby girl just arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Hiram McCord Mr and Mrs Will Robins and family of Benkelman are here on a visit with the parents of Mr Robins Rev Kirby has returned from confer ence at Minden Ho has been assigned to this charge for another year Miss Dunlop was seriously hurt day by a falling stovepipe whilo assist ing in setting up a heating stove A temporary building was put hero Tuesday evening for operator and ex press business of the B M R R S W Stilgebouer of Danbury was an over Sunday visitor with his son Foster and family returning home Monday Journey Cammack fell from a load of hay Tuesday and was badly injured Dr Arbogast was called and rendered necessary aid The new seats for the M E church are here and will be in place by Sunday morning which will add much to the comfort of attendance Mrs J A Malimburg is adding to the improvements of his home beside n new barn a large double corn crib a summer kitchen and coal house Mr and Mrs Sam Wilkington are rejoicing over the arrival at their home 1 of a fine boy Handsome of course for it looks just like his daddie As John Cammack was driving down a hill Thursday night of last week one horse stepped into a deep washout in the road and falling in was killed Miss Florence Clement has been em ployed in the intermediate department of our school to fill the vacancy caused by the poor health of MissLillie Burton C Marksmiller and wife of Shelby ville III visited here a few days with Mr and Mrs F G Stilgebouer Mrs Marksmiller is an aunt of F G Stilge bouer Medical men say the ladies should change hands frequently holding their drop skirts The continued use of the same hand causes spinal curvature and slump shoulder The arrest of Pat Crow in Butte Mon tana Tuesday proves that men of nerve and determination could arrest him and covers the police of Omaha with a mantle of shame for neglect of duty A pleasant party was held at the home of Mr aid Mrs Harry Payne Monday evening in honor of their 4th wedding anniversary Games and a feast of good things were enjoyed by all present Harry L Brown made the sale of the Irving farm southeast of Bartley this week to Henry Kanhause for S7000 Mr Kanhause sold bis farm north of Bartley and thought of moving to Oregon or Oklahoma but after some inquiry con cluded Red Willow county was good enough for him and will now remain in Nebraska The burning of our depot last week is a great loss and inconvenience to the peo pie of Bartley and vicinity and we hope the company will build another as soon as the can and while we are waiting they should make a platform for pas sengers to get of and on the cars as it is now there is great danger of injury to the traveling public DANBURY Jere Noe is moving his house D P Clouse is having a lay off Henry Hellison has moved to town Howard Ruby has moved into the Stone property J L Sims shipped two car loads of hogs Tuesday night Rev Hall preached his first sermon in the Congregational church Sunday Rollo DeMay is going back to Chicago to attend a dental college this winter Mrs L Cann and daughter Mrs Palmer arrived from Canada Sunday night M L Gardner will preach in the M E church the coming year J J Murr goes to Upland Mr and Mrs Maxmiller who had been visiting at the home of the Stilgebouers returned to their home in Shelbyville 111 MUtatces Made at the Mint John Erhard of Philadelphia has a coin datid I91 which has a hea I o either subi showing thrt mistakes aie j isde evon -it the mint Erery fin ished coin passes through the hand cf a great many experts and there is lit tle chance of an imperfect piece escap ing this scrutiny There arg sail to be many of theia In circulation how ever No particular value Is attached to the coins outside of their rarity ax curloflltltH b a m a a ag i Here is a good opportunity to buy Clothing for Men Boys and Children If you have made out a list for -clothing to send to some order house bring the list with you we sell you anything in our line for the same money and we will save you the freight beside you patron ize your home and help build up the country in which you live By buying your goods of us you Save Money Time and Labor Remember us for your Fur Over coats and Caps we will sell you the McKibbin Fur Coat for less monej than you pay for some Southern Furs elsewhere Yours for Clothing and Gents Furnishings DIAMOND THE WORKING MANS FRIEND Opening evenings THE SAVING HABIT cess Ba LU Co rnett moer mpany Ayers Pills Want your moustache or beard abeautiful brewn or rich black Use 50 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 uall on the secretary who will explain system Office in First National Bank our McCook Building Savings Association Should be encouraged in all possible ways Like good morals and manners the instruction should begin in the home As early habits mold the future character so do those who early acquire the saving habit lay the foundation for future suc Many a boy has saved enough from his small earnings to give him a liberal education or to make a start in business of his own Persistent saving opens the way to countless possibilities in success and many a young man owes his start in life to his having opened a savings accouut and adhered to a strong determination to add to regularly and systematically the first deposit made We invite your savings accounts The First National Bank nccook A 1000 LOAN with the McCook Co operative Building Savings Association can be paid off in monthly payments of 12 SELL THE BEST POSTS TANKS LUMBER COAL WOOD GIVE US A TRIAL Stokes5 Grocery PHONE 30 CITIZENS BANK BLOCK MCOOK NEB Sugar coated easy to take uHiu 111 acuon iney cure constipation biliousness sick headache BUCKINGHAMS DYE 4 w i t A J A 0