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Watic uirl to do central house
7ork IiiqiitM of Mrs G S Scott
Lost A horaH bhoo slick pin Finder
will be rewarded for rocurningsnrno to
3hi9 ofllce
Foi Runt -Nice roonw newly furn
ished strictly modern at 401 Madison
at B P Davis
Foh Kkkt A furnished bouse for the
Mns Quiglky
Fob Rknt A cosy new five room
rottago See or write O N Rector
t28 2ts
Fort Salk Cheap About 1500 feet
5 inch iron pipe second band Inquire
si J R Pknck
Chief of Police
Fou Salk Corner 75x140 feet with
good house and barn fine location two
blocks east M church
E AI Bigelow
Fok Sale I have for sae one Deer
aig Header Cycle and some repairs for
a header binder Also one complete
equipment of blacksmith tools I will
dispone of the above very cheap
Mrs J A Snyder 910 McFarland St
Real Estate Iransters
The following real estate filings have
leon made in the county clerks office
aince our lust report
Suited States to Elizabeth 1 Albrccht
liatto -01201-29
Conrad Anion and f to George Amen
wd to pi sol m4 203 29
William II Cheuvront and f to Jade
W ArboKtitt wd to 19 in 53 Hartley
UiiLtud States to Phebo A Matson pat
loswl 7 l W
United Slates to August Kreidt pat to
awl 12 2 27
John h Hechtel and f to Jims F
Lhu d to 1 in 10 1st McCook
Isaac J Hriucar to John D Hare and
F Lehn wd to e2 22 1 29
J JDoddsnud f to W H Arnold wd
taucl2 t 2u
Uuil ed States to Edmund L Walker
pat to swl nwl and pel 29 and
uof u4 and nwl nel 32 all in 1 30
Marion Powell and f and Martin
Nilsson and f to W S Coleman d to
tl in 5 Marion and 5 and 6 in 1 1st
Marion
Charles A Leach to Mary E Niccolson
wtf to lf in 17 McCook
C A Jackson Co to AV C Mojcr qcd to
nwt23321
H I Peterson sheriff to Wm G Jones
ahrlTtfto tinlO AVillow Groe Mc
Cook
Joe Pecan to J J Dodds aint for nwl
26 and n2 nel 27 in 3 20
Edmund L Walker and f o Ernest M
Stewart and Burrib II Stewart d to
3 audi in 11 2nd McCook
Srace BiijKS and hbb to Cha X Turn
er wd to 2 in 21 1st McCook
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JIERIECO
NEWS DEPOT
Confectionery Stationery School
Supplies Cigars and
Tobacco
NEW LOCATION
216 MAIN AVENUE
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Jno W Jones and wf to G A Kealey
anil E II Silver contract for e2 6 2 30 10000 00
Homer McAuulty aiisl to J LSargant
vd to v2 nwl and w 2 swl 9 1 23 5 000 00
Lincoln Land Co to Christian Scheldt
4xl to 2 in 9 7th McCook
Lincoln Laud Co to Conrad Scheidt
wd to 1 in 9 7th McCook
4 St Phillip and wf and Flelbert O
Pate and f to C R Heimer wd to
sell l 2li
Mjrtlc L Schleich and h b to Otto
Pate wd to pt 213 29
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JUNIOR NORMAL SCHOOL NOTES
Fred Eifijrr a former Junior Normal
School tudi nt who haa been teaching
in Wisconsin the pnst year Bpent Wed
iHbdn iinumt acquaintances here IIu
was on his way to his former home in
Chase count
Instructor C W Mc Michael went
down to Arapahoe Friday night to spend
Saturday and Sunday at home
Supt Jns OConnell transacted bus
iness at Trenton Saturday
Under the leadership of G A Greg-
I ory a number of the teachers enjoyed an
impromptu picnic in the city park last
Friday night
Rev A A Cressman of Red Cloud
visited the normal school Tuesday
morning and delighted tbo teachers with
a wholesome enthusing and inspiring
chapel hour talk As a former county
superintendent and field secretary for
Doatie college Mr Cressman has long
been in touch with the teacher and her
work
Examinations for county certificates
were conducted at the east ward school
building libt Friday and Saturday
About seventy applicants were present
Total enrollment at the close of the
first week wa 113 There were 12 ad
ditional enrollments up to Wednesday
night of this week
Dr A J Jenison representative from
Clay county in the last legislature and
there u supporter of all State Supt Mc
Briens educational bills visited the
Junior Normal school Thursday and
addressed the students botu at the cha
pel hour in the morning and in the eve
ning In the morning he spoke or the
teachers responsibility and the part
they played in shaping the destinies of
the men and women of tomorrow In
the evening he talked upon the better
and developing course of study for the
public schools and the duty of the
teacher respecting the health of her pu
pils Both addresses were earnestly de
livered and were full of inspiring and
profitable help for the teachers Several
unique songs and school yells added to
the enjoyment of both occasions Dr
Jenison left last night for Almawhere
he is to address the students at the Jun
ior Normal school there today
Large interest has been aroused in
the work conducted by Mr Gulliver in
drawing LTis afternoon class became
fo largo ana unruiy mat it uuu iu un
divided iu two classes
Additional class instruction has been
provided iirbook kepiug by Mr McMi
chael so that now the first section for
beginners meets at at 1 oclock in the
afternoon followed by the class for ad
vanced students at 140
The class in agriculture under Mr
Colebanks direction has secured a plat
of grouud through the kindness of
Judge LeIIew and will conduct experi
ments in model school gardening
Supt J L McBrien vas unable to
keep his appointment here as an
nounced No new date has been set for
his visit
Supt G A Gregory who has charge
of the music classes this year is secur
ing excellent results from the teachers
The assembly chorus singing has never
been more enthusiastic and inspiring
than it is this summer
The entertainment course for the Mc
Cook Junior Normal Scool is as follows
O J Kern Tuesday July 2
University of Nebraska Glee Club
Saturday July 6 with a sacred concert
Sunday July 7
Chicago Glee Club Tuesday July 16
U S Senator Norris Brown Friday
August 2
In additon to the above numbers
Gov George L Sheldon will visit Mc
Cook and atdress the teachers and peo
ple of the community though no date
has yet been set
Senator C H Aldrich of Butler
county will be present for an address
Wednesday July 24 and Miss Charlotte
Tuesday July 23
The number and variety and worth
of these attractions will make the sea
son tickets which will be sold by the
commercial club well worth the small
1 Will make the season of
p 1907 at my Farm two
f ll Wvk miles east of Box Elder S
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Tffi THE FARMERS OF BOX ELDER AITD VICIKITT I wish to call jour attention to
the Jack Whirlwind which I sold Mr A T Wilson a short time ago This is one of the
best bred jacks in the state of Nebraska and will produce the best mules you have ever
seen Nothing pays so well as to raise a few good mules Mules are bringing much
higher prices than horses and when horses are high mules are still higher This has
been tho case since tho settlement of America and it will never change Of course we
cannot raise all mules we must raise more horses than mules but it will pay every far
mer to raise a few good mules Weanling males the past season sold readily at from S0
to 140 each at four months old Good heavy three and fcur year old mules are now
bringing 100 to 600 per pair everyvhero One gentleman from Mobile Ala came here
few dajs ago and he says you cannot bny a pair of mules in Mobile for less than SS00
een though they were aced and not very sonnd I will buy all males sired by Mr Wil
sons jack delivered at McCook at weanling age during the month of November next
year that are of fair quality sound and in reasonably good condition at 65 each I
make the delivery late so a to gee tho late mules All those who are in position to do
so should patronize Mr Wilsons this season Yon cannot make as much money in any
ther way as live stock
W L DeClow Cedar Rapids Iowa
A T WILSON
Box Elder Neb
charge the citizens of McCook will bo
asked to pay
Mr OJ Kern who will lecture at
the Bixler opera house nxt Tuesday
night July 2 comes from Winnebago
county 111 where ho is recognized as
one of the most successful superintend
ents in tho United States Ho has done
distinctive work in improving the work
of rural schools His delightful bonk
beautifully illustrated Among Coun
try Schools is the outgrowth of hi
own experience in Winnebago county
His lecture is fully illustrated He car
ries with him an excellent etereopticon
using electric light and a skilled assist
ant who operates it Mr Kern is a
prominent benefactor of the public
schools and it is hoped that bis audi
ence will be large and appreciative
Next Saturday night occurs the second
number of the summer entertainment
course a concert by the University of
Nebraska Gleo Club This organiza
tion of college bojs appeared before the
State Teachers Association at Lincoln
last winter and delighted the vast audi
ence that assembled to hear them
Tho glee club annually makes a tour
through tho larger towns in tho western
part of tho state This is the first visit
of any college glee club to McCook and
interest in their program will therefore
be at high pitch
All entertainemnts and lectures un
less otherwise announced will be held
in the Bixler opera house
Tho list of those enrolled follows
Hazel Beach
Alice Benjamin
lioxit Byiield
Florella Cook
Lillian Doyle
Lenor Fitzgerald
Laura Glandon
Zella Osburn
Cleo Rector
Jesio Rusell
Florence Wats on
Kathryn GriiTen
Emma Pade
W C Dahnke
Ruby M Hall
May Johnson
Katie Molkentine
Edith Burke
Ethel Beeson
Emma Rawson
Barbara Richmun
Luttie Untiedt
Ada Baker
ora Sihermail
Bessie Toogood
Jennie Deselms
Vernon Preston
Nettie Cook
Jennie Marvin
Lenna Ewinfj
Hazel Fellows
Florence Anthony
Lizzie Brown
Florence Ingold
Ray Campbell
Georgia Cramer
Ruby Weyeneth
R R Hardin
Minerva Bussell
Irma Bacon
Frances Zimmer
Nellie Lynch
Grace McGinuis
Elsie Teel
MCCOOK
Jennie Bunch
Dora Bortuer
Irene Cat heart
Chloo Davi
Hcbsie Eeri t
Vera Fitzgerald
Ofoa Kiinert
Viva Ihelan
Lydia ItUhcl
Edith Waite
Audrey Jones
Dora Ojter
STRATTOX
Delia Graham
Ralph V HunkiiH
Martha Martin
Ola RatclilT
Mrs Jennie Wood
I1VRTLEY
Mattie Heeon
Ida Rauon
ellie Rittenburg
INDIAXOLA
Edna Holcomb
Edna Thomp on
Lizzie Lord
smsON
Lla Preston
Chas F Smith
Earl Smith
HAVES CENTER
Anna Detty Pearl Liifjar
Mabel Rathbun Frank Snoke
CAMBRIDGE
Ida Benedict I a Benedict
Nellie Foster Lillian Seaman
Mrs Addie Edjrar Kathryn Pa ton
HOLUROOK
Sadie Blanchard Fannie Blanchard
Frances RuiuUtrom May Echelberser
TREXTOX
Etta Linnemaii Caroline Shurtleii
Mabel Smith Pearl
IiEXKELMAX
John Ham Julia Hundley
Lena Osburn Letha Parser
IIAVAXA
Lada Finnell Merle Finnell
William Hodman Nellie Ripley
ARAPAHOE
Lora Fuller Sarah Hill
Morten Kciiyon Lillie Lar on
I M PERI L
Mary Banks Sadie Hammer
Maude Lour Estella Stutheit
CEXTER POIXT
Casie Gordon
Mary Noiotny
Bertha Bowersoii
Ruby Prior
Carrie Brown
Lottie Waidley
Myrtle Chevill
Mamie Poole
Gertrude Gordon
TALIbADE
Maude Miller
WAUXETA
Myrtle Pence
EEUANOX
Etta Poole
OXFORD
Zaida Little
PARKS
May Ewing
CUOIJERTSOX
Bertha Wittwer
CURTIS
Roberta Anthony
LAMAR
Hazel Rodabaugh
BLAXCHE
W M Rowley
OSBUKX
QUICK
DAXBURV
HEAVER CITY
CHASE
CARRICO
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STOCKVILLE
5IAYW OOD
FREEDOM
COUNT COURT
COUNTY COURT
Following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report
Edgar Beghtel 50 of Mas Neb and
Susan Baughman 47 of Cambridge
Ernest Pearson 25of Wilsonville and
Ada Janette Stuck 17 of same place
Leslie P Chapman 24 of Sheridan
Wyo and Mary ERishel 18 McCook
Theodore D Curtis 43 of Cambridge
and Mrs Flora Stroder 37 Republican
Raphael O Light 23 and Margaret
S Fleischman 18 both of McCook
Otto O Pate 30 and Ida Henze 27
both of McCook
Office supplies at the Tbibuke office
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Henry Rogers and Miss Hattie Evert
son went down to Cambridge last Sun
day morning on a visit returning home
Monday evening A rice shower greet
ed them at Red Willow station
The Misses Gowing of Lincoln are
guests of Mrs L J Burtless
Captain Wasson offers 10 fcr informa
tion which will locate the party who
shot a bullet hole iu his U S mail box
V N Rogers is the new treasurer of
school district No 13
Fred Crocker is under tho doctors
care suffering from a sunstroko of some
years ago
A big Sunday dinner at Llari Meyers
place last Sunday
Mrs J A Kuus left last Thursday
for Beaver City where her husband has
gone into business
Joe Crocker has rodded his house
against lightning
Mrs Robert Johnston is visiting her
sister Mrs L 11 Blackledge at Red
Cloud
Henry Schamels house was struck
by lightning Sunday night a week ago
and six rooms out of the total of eight
rooms were more or less damaged
Fortunately no one was injured
Miss Pearl Wasson of Kansas City
Mo niece of Captain I 11 Wasson is
here on an extended visit
A L Overmans windmill went down
in the storm of Monday night
Quite a number of old neighbors and
friends gave A L Overman a little sur
prise last week on the occasion of Berts
natal day Ice cream and cake were
served and all joined in wishing him
many happy returns
Last Friday evening at the home of
W S Fitch on the Driftwood about
twenty five invited guests were present
at a surprise and celebration of tho
fifty seventh anniversary of the marriage
of Mr and Mrs G B Nettleton who
are now here from Colorado on a visit to
relatives and old scenes The Nettle
tons settled on the south side about
thirty five years ago Music speeches
refreshments filled the evening happily
for all guests and the object of their
visit
RED WILLOW
The farmers picnic held in W C
Randels grove was a decided success
There was a large crowd Thi3 is a
pleasant way of the farmers and their
amilies meeting socially and is an an
nual affair
George Rozelle of Valparaiso is
visiting his sister Mrs T C Smith
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Korns were call
ing on friends on Sunday afternoon
Miss Kevalighn and Gabriella Long
necker visited May Rider the latter
part of the week
Childrens Day exercises had to be
given up on account of measles but the
faithful little souls handed in their en
velopes on Sunday and the contribution
amounted to nearly 19 for missionary
purposes
Riverside Won
The Riversides and Red Willows
played a game of base ball at Box Elder
last Saturday afternoon victory perch
ing upon the Riverside banner Score
14 to 13
Corn chop at the mill at 8105 a
hundred Everything delivered
McCook Milling Co
The McCook Autoyompany
Desire to announce that Dr S C Beach
will now have charge of their sales depart
ment and they are prepared to sell any typo
of automobile at their salesroom on West
Dennison street including tho famous
MASON CAR the modern and sensiblo
IIOLSMAN and the Orient Buckboard
Come and see for vourself
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is almost here and it should be of inter
est to every lady in this vicinity to
know that we are making special prices
on such goods as will properly fit them
for the Gala Day Dont wait un
til tne last day Come in now and
make your selections At this time
we wish especially to call your atten
tion to our line of
Fancy Silk Jumpers White
Parasols White Waists and
Black Viole Skirts
Owing to the lateness of the season
our fine stock of Muslin Underwear is
being sold at such low prices that
you cannot afford to overlook taking
advantage of them Our line of Shadow
Silks and Chiffon Checks is likewise
worthy of your consideration Ask for
them
NEW LINE OF RUGS JUST RECEIVED
LLtiAlAllLl
Honest John
Dry Goods QfaHniS Groceries
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