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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
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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
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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
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September Here Already
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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
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Ten styles of photos from quarter to full cabinets
Yes you want a picture of your residence farm or stock
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