By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
It ia a question of perspective if
you have tho right one you see more
than appears on tho surface in the Pri
mary Election returns to bo found in
this issue You perhaps will not bo in
ordinately proud of what you see jobs
trading knifing etc for instance
J hk TmnuNK stated last week on
tho strength of tho early returns that
Charles E Eldred had carried Red
Willow county for district judge La
ter and official returns show that he did
not but they do not prove to the satis
faction of tho publisher on tho basis of
anything fair and squaro in politics
that ho ought not to have carried it
A little carbolic acid in the ethics of
Red Willow county politics wouldnt
hurt
SCHOOL CREEK
School began last week with twelve
pupils enrolled
The hum of tho threshing machine
was heard last week Small grain turn
ed out pretty well Somo wheat went
as high as twenty five bushels per acre
averaging about eighteen
Mrs S E Vandorvort is on tho sick
list but is improving
B P Rohrers cousins Ethel and
Winnie Rohrer and Mrs Rohrers sis
tor Gertrude Andrews returned to
Friend after a weeks visit
John Dutcher is busy looking after
tho enterest of tho county fair
The corn in this immediate neighbor
hood is looking good
B P Rohrer attended the meeting of
candidates at McCook Saturday
D ANBURY
Mrs Rex Miller and mother Mrs
Loveck left Monday via McCook for
Wray Colo
W J Stilgebouer and family left last
Saturday for Covina California
Mrs J E Noe is visiting in Indian
ela this week
Mr and Mrs Thomas Mustgrave ar
rived home from Cheyenne Wyo last
Friday
H L Goodenberger has sold his
hardware 9tore to Mr Dailey
Cliff Burbridge who has been visit
ing here for the past week returned to
McCook Saturday
Clarence young had the misfortune
to have the tip of one of his fingers
taken off in the printing press at the
News office
Cliff Naden our candidate for county
treasurer joined the Methodist church
last Sunday
Little LeRoy Thomas got his finger
cut off Wednesday
Lee DeLong and Crosoe Allen left
Wednesday evening for Montana
Mr Clifton has sold his quarter sec
tion to eastern parties
J I Evers of Valparaiso Neb is here
visiting friends and relatives
Tho Curtain Was Down
A party of countrymen were in Lon
don enjoying the sights At last they
came by one of the theaters in the
Strand
Suppose we go in said one
Better see how much it is first
said another
After inquiring the price of admis
sion they decided to send one of the
party inside to see whether it was good
enough or not After remaining for
some time the delegate returned
How is it asked one
No good A lot of fellers fiddlin in
front of the big pictur Come on
Home Sweet Home
The chief reason for leaving home is
that one may the better enjoy coming
back to it Home is the place we have
eo studiously suited to our own needs
that it fits us like an outer envelope
In no other house do we feel so abso
lutely ourselves Loudon Truth
The Irate Fathers Bui
Bulls are not the exclusive property
of Irishmen The dictum of the Con
naught peasant that the most insult
ing answer you ever made to any en
emy was not to speak at all to him
Is more than equaled by the declara
tion of the irate British father who
declared to his sulky son on the bank
holiday morning
Youll ave to come along of us to
Ampstead Eath aud go nowhere else
Youve come out to enjoy yourself and
enjoy yourself you will if I break every
bone in your body Dundee Adver
tiser
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JUDGE SUPREME COURT
Reese MB
Sedgwick Samuel H
RATLROADCOMMISSIOXERS
Caldwell PA
Clarke Jr Henry T
Wallace S M
REGENTS UNIVERSITY
Anderson Charles B
Coupland George
Yon Mansfelde Dr A S
JUDGE 14TII DISTRICT
Eldred Charles E
Orr RC
Stevens Jr John
COUNTY CLERK
McLean Stuart B
Skalla Charles
COUNTY TREASURER
Beardslee IM
Cochran A L
Nnden Clifford
Wilcox Justin A
CLERK DISTRICT COURT
Rogers Chester A
COUNTY JUDGE
Lellew J S
Moore C
SUERIFF
Bolles Jr Stephen D
Kinghorn George F
Peterson H I
COUNTY supt
Rohrer Burton F
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Bortner Henderson J
Bump A G
tiray U ii
Lindeman L H
COUNTY ASSESSOR
Cone Lon
Endsley TA
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Williams James
Barker Andy
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Total number of voters Republican 1331 Democratic 115 Peoples Inde
pendent 22 Socialist 4 Prohibition 11
W M Hiller Democrat received 98 votes for county clerk
N J Uerling Democrat received 89 votes for county treasurer
Francis M Colfer Democrat received 91 votes for clerk of the district court
Claudia B Hatcher Democrat received 88 votes for superintendent of public
instruction
W H Meyer Democrat received 86 votes for county assessor
Marion PI ummer Democrat received 32 votes for county commissioner
A DeMay received 11 votes for county coroner
ITvJX ijaMCltiK
We are opening tins FalPs Cloak Season with the largest and most
complete assortment of
Ladies Misses and Childrens Cloaks
ever shown in McCook and we invite you to call and exam
ine our line which presents
Styles that Are Right and
Garments that Are Guaranteed
See our new Bear Skins Teddy Bears Plushes and Astrachans
for children All prices and for all ages
H C Clapp -- McCook
Exclusive Dry Goods and Ladies Furnishings
RED WILLOW COUNTY WIN
Second In the Second District Scoring at the Nebraska State
Fair at Lincoln Last Week
THIS EXHIBIT WILL BE IN MCOOK
During the Fall Races of the McCook Driving Park Association Which
Will be Held Thursday Friday and Saturday September 26-
Will be Worth Seeing
In the agricultural exhibit at the state fair Red Willow county
stood second in the Second District scoring 854 points and secur
ing a prize of 14741 The Second District is comprised of nine
counties standing as follows Kearney 1st Red Willow 2nd York
3rd Franklin 4th Webster 5th Howard 6th Frontier 7th Antelope
8th and Furnas 9th
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Stephen Bolles William Hiersekorn and B Hogan weile
in charge of the exhibit and it attracted much favorable comment
An effort was made to secure it for the Kansas City show but tHe
committee decided to bring it home and show it to our home folks
as well as visitors who may be in McCook during the Race Meet
September 26th 27th and 28th A suitable booth will be erected
in town and the exhibit placed just as it was in Lincoln The
showing of the different small grains grasses corn vegetables etc
are very fine and pains should be taken to see the exhibit and point
it out to visitors
OFFICIAL ABSTRACT OF VOTES
Cast at the Primary Election Held in Red Willow
County Nebraska Tuesday Sept 3 1907
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MOVEMENT 01- 1HE PEOPLE
Will Huber is confined to tho homo
very ill
Guy Battershall has returned to
University Place
Mrs B F Coffey is the guest of her
father I M Smith
Mns W A Weiktz visited a sister in
Culbertson last Saturday
Mrs Cyrus Stayner is visiting her
son L W Stayner of our city
Mrs Hattie Bishop of Trenton is
visiting McCook friends this week
Mrs J C Predmore of Rupert
Idaho is with relatives hero on a visit
Mrs L R Hileman and May will go
to St Joseph next week on a visit to
L R
Miss Lottie Beatty is a new mem
ber of the clerical force in H C Clapps
store
W H Wyatt of Holdrege is visiting
bis daughter Mrs 1 L Rodstrom of
our city
Mrs Belle Stephenson returned
first of the week from visiting in Ober
lin Kansas
Mr and Mrs J P Crouse arrived
home last night from their Lincoln
Seward trip
Mrs Lillian Snyder has been a vic
tim of jheumatism and confined to her
bed the past week
Elsie Campbell the last pilgrim of
the Tolland camping party wandered
in home Wednesday night
M W Eikenberry and son left for
Kokomo Ind this morning his first
visit here in nineteen years
Mr and Mrs L W McConnell are
visiting relatives and friends in Beard
stown and other Illinois points
Charles Sullivan has returned to
McCook to live from Pueblo Colo
where he has been located for some time
Mr and Mrs G F Randel left
Monday night for Denver on a visit to
that charming city and the mountains
Mr and Mrs C HBoyle and Miss
Minnie Boyle of Denver are making a
trip to the northwest and Pacific coast
Mrs C W SHOTWELLof Atlanta 111
is a guest of Dr and Mrs Hare until
after the nuptial events of next week
Thursday
Mrs W B Mills arrived home from
Lincoln Sunday night She gives a re
cital for her music pupils Saturday
afternoon
Benj Olcott returned close of last
week from his stay in a hospital in
Kansas City Mo being considerably
the better for his treatment
Mrs Louis Suess and daughters
Gertrude and Martha went up to
Denver Sunday night to enjoy a vac
ation of a couple weeks there and in
the mountains
Holton Longnecker after a short
visit to his parents of Red Willow and
with McCook friends departed for his
home in Rollinsville Colo Tuesday
night on No 3
Mr and Mrs J S Miller and Mr
and Mrs RE Benjamin arrived home
Wednesdav morning on No 2 from
spending a few days in Denver and the
mountains going up on No 1 Sunday
John Rice who has been a member
of W S Morlans office force for a few
years retired from his position Sep
tember 1st and will attend the law
school of the Nebraska university
coming term John is a young man of
promise in his chosen profession
PUBLIC SALEOf my
stock and personal pro
perty September 24 D
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Nebraska
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WHITE GRAHAM and RYE BREAD
BUNS LAYER CAKES
COOKIES ANGEL FOODS
CINNAMON ROLLS COCOANUT KISSES
AND PIES
We would be pleased to have you call and give us a trial
THE BIG LOAF FOR 5 CENTS
Ask your grocer for Merles Bread
Make your friend a birthday present of some
Monogram
Stationery
We have an excellent line of samples from
which you can choose embossed in one
or two colors or in bronze or gold any
letters or combination of letters Call and
see samples of the monograms and stock
The TRIBUNE Office
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