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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1907)
nap yniKj mM B t Pjtgvjfj fi yyiwf iwaim coo 1 time by the young folks and all did full justice to the ice cream and cake After wishing MrAnderson many happy returns of tho day all returned to their homes feeling that they had spent one of the happy times that makes the journey through this lifo a pleasure roit nf tftm v SW Wf I The Smart Clothes as advertised in Colliers and The Saturday Evening Post at Dennison Street west of Citizens Bank INDIANOLA Mr nnd Mrs C B Iloaj went down to Edison Sunday morning to visit awhilo with L B Simmons and family Vivian Patterson and brother Guy of StouUvillo unmo in on 5 Saturday even ing and will attend school hero again this winter Mrs Ben Coffey and baby of Stam ford Neb woro guests of W II Smith and family over Sunday They had been visiting in Trenton and McCcok for a week Mrs John Balding loft for her home in Edison Sunday night after a weeks visit with friends and relatives Mr Pugh is among the sick ones on tho fever list He is at the homo of his father-in-law Joseph Gregory who lives a few miles northeast of town School commenced Monday with a good attendance Miss Ena Gamsby arrived home from ier trip to Canada Saturday evening Mrs Gamsby stopped over in Lincoln for a few days R E Smith and William Taj lor journeyed over to Danbury Sunday evening to rosumo their work after a few days vacation in order to attend tho fair- Tho young ladies of Indianola are getting scarce as most of them are away teaching Mr Patrick McDonald has decided to atay iu Indianola awhilo longer lie hM purchased lots in tho east part of town whereon he will build a dwelling house soon A young couple named Paxton who have been living on the Smith Powell ranch took leave Sunday night and have gone over the hills and faraway leaving several parties to mourn their tmtinu ly departure Mr and Mrs W Bobst started to Illinois Sunday morning for a fow weeks visft YV D McCluug will take his place as pharmacist while he is away B B Duckworth is contemplating a trip to Isle of Pines in the near future Frank McNeil had a birthday Friday of hut week and tho young folks sur prised him with a party All had a good time in tho usual way Editor Byfield has commenced work on his new residence near the Christian church Ho will also build a newspaper oflice 6oon both of which will add to the appearance of our town Miss Bertha Schoenthal arrived here last week from her home near Bennott and will visit an indefinite time at her brother Dans Charley Miller is down with what is supposed to be typhoid fever Miss Pearl Lyman entertained the young pooplo of Indianola at her pleas- ant homo in Bartley Tuesday evening Riifreshmonts were served and everybody had a good time Miss Cassie Harrison is quite sick with tonsilitis Miss Midileton of McCook is helping her brother E S Byfield in the oflice this week SCHOUL CREEK Everybody attended the fair at least one day Some watermelons and corn went from this neighborhood Mr Rohrer is still out cutting corn with the corn binder Ho will hjjvo cut over a hundred acres when ho has finished Some boys killed a large rattler on John Dutchers place last Saturday Mrs S E Vandervort is improving Charlie and Ed Vandervort were homo Sunday John Beck has built a nico addition to his house Mr Smith is putting up the third crop of alfalfa which is very light The sale at George Wheelers was not very well attended and things went cheap Mr Wheeler staited for Kan sas City the Monday evening after the salq Mr and Mrs Rohrer were visitors in the Bartley neighborhood Sunday after noon PItUSPECT PARK Everybody went to the big show and were somewhat disappointed Miss Jessie Armstrong arrived home from her visit to Galesburg 111 Sunday morning G J Armstrong left Tuesday morn ing for Brownsville Texas and other points Sunday school at the Prospect Park school house every Sunday at 1030 Every one cordially invited Messrs Menke and Ward were through this neighborhood Tuesday working for a grocery company of Kansas City Friday the 12th of Spptember was Andrew Andersons 50th birthday and in the evening the neighbors to the num ber of about forty gave him an old fushioned surprise party The evening PLEASANT RIDGE A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs L V Jones recently Jako Botz is building a new barn School in district 100 commenced September 10 with Roy Cuipcll aB teacher B T Wilson and family of Clover California visited at J Botzs Sunday Born to Mr and Mrs O Mahon a boy Weight 8 pounds Miss Artie Beebo is working for O Mahon BARTLEY Dr Arbogast took E R Moon to Om aha Thursday to be operated on by Dr Bjron B Davis for a chronic disease of several years standing Ira Sheets has been sick and confined to his bed part of this week R R Elodgkin is putting up a houso in Bartley He will move to town and begin the study of pharmacy with Dr Brown about December 1st Bert Stevens has been on the sick list this wetk Rev Kirby and wife visited in Bartley this week on their way to M E confer ence at McCook S R Griseil and his crew of men aio here making concrete brick for S W Clarks new building A Mr Carman and three other male sports and one femnle sport from Mc Cook were arrestod in the DeAnnond hotel Monday morning about one oclock and taken before Squire Math ews and fined for gambling They paid the fine and left in the afternoon for Stock ville Georgo Chandler and T W Short over south of town have been seeing trouble and malicious threa s made all because there was a woman in the case Mrs Ira Ritchie and children went to Colorado this week to visit Mr Ritchie where ho is engaged with one of Tom Sauls threshing outfits Ed Curlee was up from Hebron this week the guest of Zaz McCollum and family The Bartley mill is now lighted with electric lights McKean left on 10 Tuesday evening for a visit with relatives in Canada A large number of happy young folks was spent in music and visiting by tho attended a pleasant party at Mr Un- older people and in games and general tiedts Tuesday evening Tho ladies aid society dished up ice cream at tho Jennings hall Saturday evening and had a good time and real ized a neat sum to add to their bank account s COPYRIGHT 1904 UY THT DROWN SHOE CO Say you 6aw it in The Tribune I T VS I A BLUE RIBBON P E 5 O LVE D THAT J HAVE FOUND A SHOE THftT5 COMFORTABLE AMD HANDSOME TOO AMD SfROMG IT 51MPLY WONT WEftR OUT A -SHOE YOU ALL HAVE ttEARD ABOUT AND NOV ILL TELL YOU WHATT6 DO JUST asi fo The BLUE 1590N SHOE FMJ5TER BROWN BAD BOYAGAI1 yVVVV - rz - v 7m t I n Jnfni v-v- i yj Buster Brown BLUE RIBBON kwf mi3ttigm chool Shoes for OyS and un m Blue Ribbon Shoes are made to wear by expert shoemakers and from the best tannages of all leathers They are stylish and comfortable These are the best and most serviceable school shoes you can buy The Model Shoe Fisher Perkins Props 3 IAJJT C McCook Nebraska A Boost For Sugar Beets At a special mooting of tho McCook Commercial Club held on Wednesday ovening a communication from tho SeottHbluir Couimer Club was read pertinent to tho sugar beet growing in dustry and seeking assistance in an effort to ward off tariff notion inimical to tho industry and the maintonanco of tho prosent tariff on beet sugar Statements wero made by A Barnett about what huyar beet growing has and is doing for Eastern Colorado and by F F Everot of Scottsbluff upon Western Nebraskas brilliant prospects if the tariff remains Tho club members unanimously took tho view that tho industry moans vast things to irrigublw Western Nebraska and pavo tho movement for tho main tonanco of tho present tariff a boost by parsing a resolution which in substanco has been ndoptnd by tho leading com mercial clubs all over tho state Sewing Machines A fow good Wheeler fc Wilsons to close out at 833 00 Needles and repairs furnished for all machines McCook Hardware Co CUURT HOUSE NEWS COUNTY COURT Following are the marringo licenses is sued since our last report Harvey A Meed 28 aid Dollio Cas sons 17 both of Stockville Nob Mar ried September 12th by Judge Mooro Lawrono Leitnor 21 Traer Kans and Nellie Drath 18 llerndonKans John L K igors 20 and Albcrtina Phillippi 20 both of McCook Nob Earl O Vihuo 20 and Hazel Hare 10 both of McCook Neb Do You Need a range or cook stove If so you will fiud a complete line at tho McCook Hardware Co with prices to suit every body R F D No 1 Albert Schlegel is a sufferer with an attack of typhoid fever Judd Gragg and family are visiting at tho homo of Joseph Downs Fred Crocker has gono to Grand Is land where he will attend business col lego Airs W N Kogers was called down to Exeter last Frida by tho death of a cousin of her husband Elmer Rogers is home from a long visit in Iowa arriving last Saturday Henry Rogers arrived homo Tuesday on 177 with his herd of show cattle from Sioux City Iowa W N Rogers cattle took every first but one at the Sioux City Iowa state fair Note their winnings 1st and 2nd on 2 year old bulls 1st on yearling bull 1st on bull calf 1st and 3rd on cows lot and 2nd 1st 2nd and 4th on yearlings 2nd and 1th an heifer calves 1st and 2nd aged herds Isr on young herds 1st 2nd and itu ot get of sire 1st 2nd and lied on produce of cow Champion bull on Dutch Champion cow on their big cow Total 8121 Pretty good for Nebraska This same exhibit of cattle made a killing at Lincoln also Mr Ebert Anna Lucy and Emil ar rived home Monday ovening from Hastings Nob where they have been attending a campmeeting They report a good time Mr Herman Neuman was here from College View on business He returned Tuesday eveniug He intends to go lo Union college again this winter Mrs I N McDougalof Ilaigler Neb and her son Lurie Stone of South Da kota and George McDougalof Missouri wero visitors of J I Leo and wife a few days of this week Mr and Mrs J I Lee and Master Roseland had the misfortune to come in contact with another rig driven by a young man and had one wheel of their I buggy entirely demolished but for j tunately no one was injured Young men should be ruoro careful in driving J I Lee and family visited friends on School Creek last Sunday Roy Rogers and Albeuina Phillippi were married last Wednesday and at present they aro out at his fathers Many Congratulations to this worthy young couple DANBURY Thos Mustgrave has purchased Mr Cliftons farm Ben Murphy got his arm seriously in jured Wednesday by cutting it on a piece of glass G B Morgan gave a party to their son Don the occasion being his I0h birthday anniversary Leila Burbridge and Gaitha Noe are McCook visitors and taking the teach ers examinations Mrs Libby Strain returned from Iowa after an extended visit Mr Hardgers brother of Missouri is here visiting Mr Roop and family are visiting in Culbertson this week Human Horse Collar will cura your sore horses and keep them from gettiog sore Fifteen days free trial McCook Hardware Co The Store for Thrifty f People September Here Already II II 111 III I I I III 1 II I I II III III I I MM II SCHOOL HAS OPENED The boys and girls must have the necessary articles which have been overlooked during the short and busyjsummer months jWhere can we get the best for the least money and with the least delay We Naturally Say Try CRAMS We appreciate the patronage of the people and always try to merit their confidence i So we say instead of trying others first then getting what you want at GRANNIS try us first if we havent what you want its un necessary to go farther and a waste of time i 2 VaS4 Z22i si s21 ZS s i ZU i 1 The Old Reliable l 1 Wfc A fw f MCOOK I U r ex m 1 fai fi i a a sks kiTk n 3 a ti j September 26 27 and 28 9UMiMW9mamm9jmujif iiijiiiiii wwrtTK mmuiliiHMiiiiiinrmMiMijiuijiii jij fjj jjii h hwhi fl g ---- i - - TT TM j riMnn ii iii g nr i it J n 2 i f r f a h t c F DRIVING PARK PROFESSIONAL STARTER FINE TRACK FAST HORSES BIG PURSES FINE WEATHER FINE MUSIC A BIG TIME t rirr mrr imirwiii imii Tlie Largest Gathering of Fast Horses Ever Seen between Chicago and Denver Frank James of Missouri Starter s 300000 a in Cash Purses la T A If 1Tk y 9 M Drills Contest Street Sports Liberal Cash Prizes The Famous Havelock Drill Team az sQsssQ sstsz sszsz - Up to Yo 11 Now look pleasant just a moment please 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 Studio E E Wilson SWW rtSWVlt f