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Everything for Men and Boys
Dennison Street
SHOES FOR MEN
proper place to buy shoes is at a shoe store and the
THE to buy NEW shoes is to buy at Diamonds New
Shoe Store We desire to call attention to our line of
Mens Shoes which we carry in all the latest toes in
bright and dull leathers In fact you will be sure to find your
shoe here from an old mans bunion last to the neatest patent
leather dress shoe
Ladies Shoes
A glance at -our line of Ladies Shoes will convince you that we
have the shoe you want
Shoes for Boys and Girls
Our School Shoes for boys and girls are the neatest and best
school shoes for the money
Prices Reasonable
Our shoes are of the best and our prices are the lowest We
guarantee all our shoes not to rip If any of them should hap
pen to rip we will sew them up free of charge DONT WEAR
YOURSELF OUT running all over town and then buy some-
J thing you dont want Come direct to
1 Diamonds New Shoe Store
RED WILLOW
Deaue Smith who has been visiting
hia unole T C Smith during the sum
mor returned to his home in Lincoln
last week
Mr and Mrs Hagorty left Mr
lairs on Monday for a visit to Denver
and Colorado Springs
Mr Helm finished digging potatoes
on Saturday
Holton Longnecker from Rollinsville
Colorado came in on Sunday morning
for -a weeks rest and visit to the old
home and will also be in McCook a
Jew days
Mr Hotze and his sister Mrs Otto
from Kentucky were calling on friends
In the neighborhood first of the week
Mr Korns and brother in law Mr
Albertson of Iowa called on friends
and talked about old times when they
were soldiers in the 7th Iowa Cavalry
fin this country In 3S63 Mr Albertson
was in camp one winter where Trenton
lis now located
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Holton Longnecker of Rollinsville
Colorado arrived Sunday morning for
a visit with home folks
Miss Bessie Toogood went to flert
rand Monday morning to visit her bro
ther Bert and family
Miss Katie Vering came over from
Marysville Kansas Saturday and is
now on School Creek where she has
the school for the coming winter
Mrs Freeman Shopers baby is quite
sick Her mother and two sisters are
with her
N J Uerling and V S Dolan went
to Holdrege last week to enjoy a few
days at the carnival
Another fine rain last Wednesday
that will put the ground in good shape
for the farmers
Misses Mayme Mann and Margaret
Townly entertained a few of their friends
at dinner Sunday evening The out of
town guests being A Pennington and
Walters of McCook
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Judge Moore was a McCook visitor
Wednesday
C W Dow and son I R Andrews
and Charles Russell went to Lincoln
Tuesday to attend the fair
Mrs W D Mackechnie has very
sick but is improving now and her
friends hope she may soon regain her
usual health
Francis the little son of W H Pow
ell was the victim of an accident last
Friday evening that came near depriv
ing him of his eye sight As it is he
will carry the scars with him a long
time The little fellow got hold of a
shell emptied the powder and struck
a match to see it go off It exploded and
burned his face quite badly A doctor
was called and his wounds dressed At
first it was thought that his eyesight
was injured but the doctor thinks not
Jesse Hadley is on the sick list
Miss Ella Ridgley left Monday morn
ing for Illinois after a short visit with
homefolks
Mrs Conrad Miller and two children
went to Arapahoe Monday morning on
No 2 and spent the day with friends
Miss Nellie Andrews spent Tuesday
with friends in McCook She left on
No 1 Wednesday morning for Denver
where she goes to prepare herself to be
a nurse
Mrs Tim Haley and son Arthur went
to Denver Wednesday morning on a
visit
John Murray came down from Mc
Cook last of the week for a visit with
the folks on the farm
Mr and Mrs Oscar Teol and children
of Red Cloud are in town the guests of
relatives
Eugene Wilcox left for Cripple Creek
Thursday night Mr Wilcox goes for
the betterment of his health
Mr and Mrs Tom Haley went to
Arapahoe Sunday for a visit with rel
atives Mr Haley returned home
Monday night while Mrs Haley stayed
for a longer visit
B Lehna house was struck by light
ning during the storm last Wednesday
evening Xzi9 nouse was somewhat
damaged but no one was injured
R E Smith is taking in the Lincoln
state fair this week
D ANBURY
Jaa Cumming and wife of Lebanon
visited at the Hayea home last Friday
and Saturday
Everitt Hethcote has put in a lunch
counter in the room next door south of
the post office
Mesdames Conner and Colley of near
Cedar Bluffs are here visiting friends
this week
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School Shoes
for
Boys and Girls
I Blue Ribbon Shoes are made to wear by expert shoemakers and from
the best tannages of all leathers They are stylish and comfortable
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The Model Shoe
Fisher Perkins Props
Store
McCook Nebraska
son Jast Friday He was years old
and only sick a few days
Mrs Jacobs who was taken sick at
the residence of Guy Richards died last
Thursday and was buried at Cambridge
W P Miller has sold his residence
property to Lou Higgins for 6750 and
with his daughter will move to Lincoln
about November
Mrs Beeson who bought the old M
E parsonage has moved into town to
send her daughters to school
A son of Mr Bell while working at
the Lou Higgins place was kicked by a
horse and is suffering from fractured
ribs His early recovery is exnected
Mrs V D Williams celebrated her
53rd birthday last Friday
The steel cornice for tho opera house
has arrived and is now being put in
place
Parties were here last week from near
UrleansIooking for farms They report
crops better hero than around Orleans
Mr Hartsock from Greenwood Neb
is here looking after his farm and says
our crops are better than there
Mrs A P McCord returned from
her visit in Missouri She had a royal
good time with her many friends and
relatives but thinks the stones in the
roads have grown some since she came
to Nebraska The shaking up she got
riding over those roads made her ap
preciate the fine Nebraska roads
Mr Cartright of Lebanon visited here
Friday last working for Wilcox
Mr and Mrs E E Smith and family
have returned from Colorado after a
fine visit with friends and a trm to the
mountains They were glad to get back
to their fine Nebraska home
C E Matthews celebrated his 37th
birthday anniversary September 3rd
He received some valuable presents from
his friends
Grandma Hodgkins and her daughter
Mrs Irene Burton came down from
Wauneta this week
Mr Cummings a brick and stone
mason has located in Bartley and is now
at work on the basement for the new
meat market
Mrs Martin and brother have return
ed from a visit to Beaver crossing
Clay Hoover has sold out his interest
in the livery barn to his father and will
go west soon
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Miss Nollio Domaroo of Wilsonvillo iB
hero visiting this week
Quite a number of peoplo aro attend
ing the atato fair in Lincoln this week
Dave Boyor has sold his town property
to John Newman
John Remington has sold his property
to Rollo DeMay
Quite a number of Moses Miles friends
gave him a auprise party last Tuesday
the occasion being his 19th birthday
Mrs Millio Billings left last Thursday
for a visit in Lincoln
W J Stilgebouor and family were
Marion visitors over Sunday
Miss Kate Greenway commenced hor
term of school Monday
H V Lord returned from Indiana
last Sunday
Ben Smiley and family left for Lin
coln Tuesday evening
Mrs James Nutt returned from her
visit in Oregon Sunday
Mrs Nellie Hess and children return
ed from her visit in Portland Oregon
Sunday night
Cliff Burbridge of McCook ia here
visiting
BOX ELDER
Charles Bolles ia home from Chicago
Mrs G A Shields ia able to ride out
again
Mr and Mrs J S Modrell are visit
ing their daughter Mrs Roy King of
Iowa
Between the quarterly conference of
the church and the primary Tuesday
was a very busy day with a part of the
people of thia place
Mrs Murrain of Maywood viaited her
daughters Mrs D B Doyle and Mrs
T J Chamberlain a few days last week
on her way home from Colo where she
has boen visiting another daughter
The school houae haa been replaater
ed the woodwork painted and the old
seats and desks have been replaced by
new ones There has also been a well
put down and a pump put in and every
thing ready for business Monday morn
ing when school was opened with Miss
Dora Oyster as teacher
An ice cream supper was held at tho
church last Friday evening to rase mon
oy to buy a new lamp for the church
Just before leaving to go home after
supper J S Doyle donated two nice
lamps which the people of the church
appreciate very much The proceeds of
the supper which were 1585 will be
used for other church purposes
BARTLEY
The peoplo of this vicinity are much
rejoiced that Orr and Skalla were nomi
nated and regret that Cochran was not
also one of the lucky men
The primary system dethroned the
McCook ring which is glory enough for
one Jay
Rev Haggeman has moved into the
basement of the church until a new par
sonage can be erected
Mr and Mrs Geo Lang buried their
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The Store for Thrifty
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Means new fall goods Dress Goods
Flannels Cotton Flannels Underwear
and things too numerous to mention
in so small a space Also too many
to put into our store even if we have
the largest store in the city So we
wish to make more room for ourjnew
fall stock by selling
All Our
Summer Goods
At Cost
So if you can use anything in our stock
please call make yourself richer by
buying now and help us make room
for our new goods
Come in and enquire about our
coupon deal We can show you a fine
line of jewelry which you can secure
with coupons by buying Christmas
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FINF TRACK FAST HORSES
BIG PURSES FINE WEATHER
FINE MUSIC a BIG TIME
The Largest Gathering of Fast Horses
Ever Seen between Chicago and Denver
Frank James
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Ten styles of photos from quarter to full cabinets
Yes you want a picture of your residence farm or stock
Call for prices at the NEW ART STUDIO first stair
way south of the postoffice
Special Rates Until the 15th Only
New Art
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