lii
til
hi
fie JKtftrok SVifflje
By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 aYear in Advance
Official Paper of Redwillow County
Real Estate Transfers
The following real estate filings have
boon made in the county clorks ollico
sinco last Thursday evening
United States to W C Lnthroi pat to
riwqr 2-2-27
United States to J C Ball pat to o hf so
qranllohf ue qr 8-3-29
United States to P E Bortram pat to
neqr 5-2-30
C C Perkins to Boyle Eld rod wd to
n hf nw qr 4 17-4-30 1 00
P E Bertram to Boyle Eldfed wd to
neqr 5-2-80 2000 00
United States to J P OHourko pat to
nwqr 25-4-27
N Axtell to B N Wilson wd to w hf sw
qr no qr ew qr and nw qr se qr 33-2-27 2500 00
United States to F M Graham pat to
uw qr 9-1-27
T H Barnes to G W Whitackar wd to -
lots 18 and 19 blk 7 Willow Grove
Powoll Nilsson to E J Dodgo doed
to lots 5 andC blk 4 Marion
Powoll fc Nilsson to S Dodge deod to
lot 12 blk 5 Marion
NEW STOCK AT THE
IDEAL
OPPOSITE P O MCOOK
100 00
1 00
1 00
C Zailor to P Snyder wd to lot 12 blk C
McCook 150 00
On i ted States to G M Miller pat to sh f
neqr and lots 1 and 25-4-20
United States to Y J Gnthercolepatto
seqr 15-1-29
J Hang to Karoliuo Hang wd to ohf sw
qr and w hf so qr 29 and w hf 19-2-20
TAWilson to J A Plasmjero wd to
lot 6 blk 31 2nd McCook 1000 00
H W Keyes to J E Ryan wd to lots 1
and 2 blk 3 Indiauola 100
H J llotherington to J Broomfield qcd
to lot 10 blk 23 Indianola 25 00
W Gingorick to P J Colling wd to e hf
swqr 04 28 G10 00
Iiouiso McKcnua to Annio Bailey wd to
lots 11 and 12 blk 16 1st McCook 1250 00
P Korn to J Kerns wd to lot i blk 33
2nd McCook 1000 00
Theresa Wilson to J A Plasmjero wd
to lot 6 blk 31 2nd McCook
County Treasurer to H R Spencer tax
deed to lot 12 blk 10 1st S McCook
W B Downs to G M Scheideger wd to
pt lot 7 and lots 8 and 94-3-26 3900 00
H Fowler to T A- J G Stiltzer wd to
nwqr 19-4-29 1700 00
F D Burgess to J C Moore wd to lot 3
and part lot 4 blk 6 1st McCook 1550 00
J H Burns to H I Peterson wd to lots
7 and 8 blk 10 1st McCook 1500 00
F T Walker to D Linahan wd to n hf
nw qr 27 and sw qr 22-3-20 3500 00
R H Johnson to W C and D McBrido
wd to sw qr 18-3-29 2400 00
E E Smith to R C Fidler wd to lots 7
and 8 E Esther park 25 00
J J Eller to C T Eller qcd to nw qr 5-
2 30 1100 00
E Rishel to A W Stevens wd to nw qr
4-2-30 2100 00
A W Stovens to W A McCutchen wd
to nwqr 4-2-30 2600 00
Barnett Lumber Co to W L Zint and
S D McClain wd to lot 19 blk 23 Mc
Cook 500 00
C Wagner to J E Molund wd to lot 6
blk26 McCook 900 00
N McTaggart to T Sammons wd to sw
qr 14-2-26 1800 00
G D Stulkin to W Poh wd to lot 8 blk
1 South McCook 900 00
Lincoln Land Co to J R Neel wd to
lot 1 and 2 blk 13 Indianola 100 00
N P Nelson to J R and W F Neel lots
11 and 12 blk 28 Indianola 80 00
M Baxter to JRNeel wd to lots 17 and
18 blk 39 Indianola 1100 00
G H Smith to W BMcClain wd to lots
5 and 6 blk 7 1st McCook 1550 00
N A Crawford to C C Byfield wd to
lot 4 blk 7 W G McCook 35 00
L J Holland to R A wd to
MtaMmM
1J
KraacagaMBMaiBatiBgtsaiguggsaBKaaBfataBMw
Fifty Ya m MmsmlmfrsS
BBi wpJiK r
tr T
jHKalM ffQL f
Advertised Letters
The following letters were advertised
by McCook postoffice Jan 10th 06
Anderson Miss Nellie Anderson Mr E E
Amen Mr U D
Bowers Mr C T
Burggraf Mr Henry
Baker Mr C O
Cool Miss Beatrice
Carter Mr Jessie
Cotton Mr Lary
Carlson Miss Georgia
Crawford John G
Colburn Mr Frank
Clark Mr John
Daily Mr Pat
Earl Goo C
Eflner Mr Earnest
Groves Mr Chas
Girt Mrs M
Hoelen Mr Pat
Hudson Mr Bert
Johnson Walter M
Jeune W W
Knodlo Mr C S
Kling Mrs Francis
Logue Harry B
Lawton Mr R C
Morton John
Malony W M
Madison Ralph
McKinney
Mason Clarence D
Matthews Jacob
Massman Miss E
ORear C F
Boyes Joseph H
Ball Mr Chas
Baty Mr Robt
Baker Mrs L M
Charter Mr J D
Douglas Mr Gale
Cappol Miss Lena
Campbell John
Confeld Mr J A
Classod Miss Ester
Doisher ilr Geo E
Doveny Timothy
Evans Mr Fred
Fulton J A
Green Jas
Hairy Mrs Verno
Henderson R A
Hein Mrs Anna
Johnson J G
Knowles Mrs C
Kinie Rev P P
Kennicutt Mr E W
Lewis Frank A
Munson Chas
Misner Mr Low
McBrido Mrs L
Mylander Miss Olga
McBrido Mawin L
Matthews Mrs R L
Mathews J W
Nowles Mr C A
Ough John
One Price Plain Figures Cash Only
I T
r smr wj
L ii f lv tf
m V V W
V2K Is
V
w j - i
W A l
III
WLmfeem
fft
aAv
ii M i iz
nTj
e JC5
i rr
WJvsi fi rff Uv tew rH
Pcl
uu
earn mfTmimPmmdig
3i
1400 00
S E Holland to R A Morrison wd to
w hf sw qr 14-3-28 WOL 9600 00
C G Cloud to P Foxen wd to ne qr 9-1-
2 2000 00
M I Hunt to W McTaggart qcd to sw
450 00
M I Hunt to W McTaggart gd to ono
hf swqr 14-2-20 450 00
C E Lang to O M Myers wd to sw qr
7-2-30 2100 00
II and E Schwendoner to G Lang wd
to lots 9 and 10 in H Esth Pk add to
Bartley 50 00
H P Waito to E M Hamilton wd to
lots 2 and 3 blk 9 2ndMcCook 1600 00
United States to M Jennings pat to o
hf swqr 9-4-28
United States to L J Holland pat to
neqr 15 3 28
United States to S Lyon pat to w hf
sw qr 14 and nw qr nw qr and lot 10 23-
3 28
United States to W B Spain pat tosw
qr 15-2-28
O Nowland to J Fletcher wd to no qr
33-2-30 500 0J
J Fletcher to G Lang wd to ne qr 33-2-
30 1000 00
Lincoln Land Co to C W Rogers lot 4
blk6 Danbury 150 00
F W Calhoun to E F Osborn wd to
lot 1 blk 11 West McCook 1450 00
Powell Nilsson to E Galusha deed to
lots 16 17 and 18 blk 5 Ma rion 100 00
Powell Nilsson to Goodenbergeret al
wd to lots 13 and 14 blk 6 Marion 135 CO
G E Waldo to M C Shurtleff wd to w
hf ne qr 4-2-30 and sw qr se qr and so j
qr sw qr 33-3-30 400 00
mb mmpi
5 f F T I
Ostonberg Son
Palmer Harry
Quinn John
Rath Henry
Reynolds Mr Will
Rice Miss E H
Snyder Floyd
Smith Clms
Sparks Mr Arthur R
Slaughter Mr Bert
Stultz Mr Archio
Parker Churchill
Powell A L
Robortson James
Rutherford H T
Rowland Lillian
Richardson John
Smith Geo
Skiunan Mr Jas
Shumaker Zora
St German Tom
Travis Mr Phil
Troutman Miss Maud Watts Mr J B
Wilson Mr Frank Winsom W M
Wilkins W H Van Nostram E M
Van Nostram Mr Edgar
Moorehead Mrs Marcian
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M Kimmell Postmaster
Call at The Tribune office and see
what can be done for you in the way of
reading matter for the coming year It
will save you money
X CtfvtMV
YOU CANT TELL
anything about the quality of
flour from the sack You cant
tell much about it by looking at
the flour inside The way to
test it is to bake with it If it
makes
Good Bread and Cake
then you know its
GOOD FLOUR
Thats what we want you to do
with our brand Give it a trial
in the oven That will prove its
superiority beyond all question
THE McCOOK MILLING
COMPANY
475
600
7 50
1000
1250
1500
How Cownrdu Were IanlMhcd
Many of the devices by which mili
tary Indifference to life has been ma
tured and sustained are curious In
ancient Athena the public temples
were closed to those who refused mili
tary service who deserted their ranks
or lost their bucklers while a law con
strained such offenders to sit for threo
days in the public forum dressed In
the garments of women Many a Spar
tan mother would stab her son who
came back alive from a defeat and
such a man if he escaped his mother
was debarred not only from public of
fices but from marriage exposed to the
blows of all who chose to strike him
compelled to dress in mean clothing
and to his beard negligently
trimmed In the same way a horse
soldier who fled or lost his shield or re
ceived a wound in any save the front
part of the body was by law prevented
from ever afterward appearing in pub
lic
The First Electric Train
The earliest public trial of a passen
ger boat driven by an electric motor
was that conducted by Professor Ja
cobi of St Petersburg in the year 1838
though for four years previously he
had successfully experimented with
electric traction In the privacy of his
own grounds The trial of Jacobis
vessel took place on the Neva and Avas
witnessed by a vast crowd of people
The boat was twenty eight feet long
and ten feet wide and carried fourteen
persons
It was not until four years later that
we find any record of a passenger car
riage driven by electricity on land and
In this case the inventor was Alexan
der Davidson of Edinburgh The car
riage was sixteen feet long by seven
feet wide and was impelled for a mile
and a half at the rate of four miles an
hour on the Edinburgh and Glasgow
railway
The Game of the Sheep
Among the gypsies of Bosnia there
is a curious game called the game of
the sheep
You know they skin a sheep or goat
in the east by dragging the skin off
whole over its head This skin the
Bosnians drip and grease most care
fully Then they tie up the four legs
and the neck and blow it full of air so
that it looks like a very greasy badly
shaped sheep This is thrown in the
middle of a ring and each man in turn
jumps on It with bare feet until one
succeeds in bursting It The lucky one
then gets a purse Such a funny sight
as it is to see them jump and sprawl
for of course if they do not strike it at
just the right angle they slip on the
greasy surface as if it were a toboggan
slide and go sprawling
Plates
Individual plates for table use were
unknown to the ancients who held
their meat in their hands or employed
the flat wheaten cakes then made on
which to hold their victuals They are
first mentioned in A D 600 as used by
the luxurious on the continent and In
the ninth century they had come into
common use both in England and on
the continent They were made of
wood or some kind of earthenware the
former material being preferred be
cause it did not dull the knives
The Saturnalia
The saturnalia was a midwinter
feast of the Romans in honor of Sat
urn beginning on Dec 17 On this oc
casion great license was given to every
one to do what he pleased and even
the slaves were permitted much liberty
of speech and action All work was
suspended the houses and temples
were decorated congratulations were
exchanged and presents sent as with
us at Christmas
Better ne Careful
A sporting paper recommends a cer
tain way of avoiding the bites of a
dog however savage All one has to
do is to stand perfectly still and hold
ones hand out The dog says the
writer will take the hand into his
mouth but will not bite it But what
guarantee have we that the dog knows
this London Globe
299
399
499
6G9
899
999
Mens Clothing
81000 Heavy Fleece Lined Cordu
roy Suits now 8699
375 Heavy Plush- and Slicker
Lined Duck Coats now 269
i
Children Coats
and Jackets
75c Fur Trimmed now 49c
8125 S9c
165 8129
225 ones now 169
3 50 249
475 333
750 499
Wool Blankets
8375 kinds now 8299
425 349
450 369
475 389
REnEMBERThe above goods were bought in the best market with the utmost attention to values and desirability
busiest season when heavy buying was required and was sometimes overdone The sensational prices above quoted
room and our regular policy of closing out each seasons goods at the end You are invited to participate
Served as Blanc Mange
according to our recipe book
Mailed free on request
In two pound packages Sealed to protect Its
purity and flavor All good grocers
We
have
JUST RECEIVED
Nothing likeknowing whats going on
We keep you posted locally but The
Weekly Inter Ocean gives the news of
all the world By our special arrange
ment you can secure both papers for
one full year for the very low rate of
8105
A delicious
wholesome dessert
CALIFORNIA
Flaked Wheat Food
Cooks in two minutes
a
New Invoice
of
J H Grannis
SOLEAGENT
Dry Goods
Notions Groceries
PUBLICATION NOTICE
E S Brown receiver of the Northwestern
ManafncturiiiB and Car Company defendant
will take notice that Joseph H Kinjj plaintill
herein lias liled his petition in the district
court of Bed Willow county State of Nebraska
against the above named defendant the object
and prayer of which an- that a certain indenture
of mortgage executed on the seventeenth day of
August iBOi Dy one Jona r Ulark and 3Iary
Clark his to tho said R B Brown receiver
of the Northwestern manufacturing and Car
Company purporting to convey to the said E
S Brown receiver of tho Northwestern Manu
facturing and Car Company the following de
scribed real estate situated in Bed Willow
county State of Nebraska to wit Tho south
half of tho northeast quarter and tho south
half of tho northwest quarter ofsectlon fifteen in
township three north in range twenty six west
of the sixth Principal Meridian to secure tho
payment of tho sum of one thousand four hun
dred and fifteen dollars recorded in book 9 at
pago 407 of tho mortgage record of said county
be adjudged to bo no lion upon said premises
and that plaintiffs title to said premises bo
quieted against s aid defendant
You are required to answer said petition on or
Monday the 2fith day of February 1006
Dated this 13th day of January lJOG
John H King Plaintiff
By W S Morlan his attorney
Dnst at Sea
Great quantities of dust collect on
the decks of vessels at sea no matter
if they are swept twice or thrice a day
Most of it too is found on sailing ves
sels The Inference is that the sails
act as dust collectors- arresting th
particles which drift In the air
THE THOMPSON DKY GOODS COS CLEARING SALE PRICES
Furs
Including Isabella Fox Red Fox
Beaver Squirrel Moufloon
Electric Seal Marten and oth
ers
S 100 Scarfs reduced to
150
225
350
500
750
1000
1250
69e
99c
8169
249
369
549
649
849
225 Muffs reduced to 149
250 169
300 199
350 249
250 Misses Setts reduced to 169
375 299
Childrens Bear
Skin Coats
S400 ones reduced to S299
Fleeced Cotton
Goods
12c Heavy Flannellettes now 9c
13c Fleeced Meltons now 10c
15c Yard Wide Flannellettes now lie
17f Heavy Kimono Goods now 13
ARE AS FOLLOWS
Ladies Coats and
Jackets
325 ones now S199
Wool Mixed
Blankets
8175 Grey weight 4 lbs now 8119
200 6 lbs 1 39
250 4 lbs 189
Overcoats
8 450 Boys 14 to 19 yrs now 299
500 Mens Dress now 339
750 499
1000 699
1500 999
500 Mens Ulsters now 339
They are the surplus of our
are only justified by want of
The Thompson Dry Goods Co peroET
1 uTrTiiiiiHf TITiiiiiiiiTr i iiilllliilTMiMrTWlTMniTifti T nnTl gi 1r n rtHr TIT nnnTTi i iitihii mTri niininiiiTi wJr n r l Ii STyiniMJIlf iTTIiri fi i niVIr Triimiiitr n Th i riTi - nr if inf M i r tfainntinnmiiw i r my a 1
vrLal TJU
4
4
t
f
1