IfiDIANOLA
Horn to Mr and Mrs Chester Dow on
Saturday night a eon
Work has commenced on tho now res
idence of E S Byfield
Mrs James Uoldman returned from
Denver Mondny morning
John nnd BenSchultz went to Denver
Thursday night for a visit
Miss Mary Windhorst is boarding in
town and attending school
Mrs J W Welborn is in Denver for
awhile tho guest of her son Floyd
Tho typhoid fever patients aro all
progressing nicely towards recovery
Mr and Mrs James Carmichaol at
tended the Stockville fair last week
Loon RusBell went to Omaha Thurs
day night to attend business college
Charles King is building an addition
to his homo in the east part of town
Father Sproll of Rulo is here for a
short time among his old parishioners
A crowd of young people attended
camp meeting on the Willow Sunday
afternoon
Mrs II Rankin arrived homo Suflday
day morning from her protracted visit
In Ohio
Robert Lee was on the sick list for a
fow days this week but is apparently
all right again
Miss May Rydor and sister have gone
to Bladen on a visit They expect to be
gone a week or two
Mr and Mrs G W Burt arrived
home Friday evening from their Iowa
and Minnesota visit
Mrs Freeman Shafer and baby have
gone to Superior to make their home
with Mrs Shafers mother
Messrs W A McCool John Dutcher
James McClung and Will Dolan went
to Stockville to the fair Thursday
Arthur Lang was quite sick a few
days last week but under the doctors
administration is getting all right again
Patrick McDonalds family are living
upstairs over the Teel millinery store for
the present Mr McDonald will build
as soon as convenient
A majority of the young people of In
dianola went out to Bert Rhorers
Thursday evening and enjoyed unlimit
ed fun as participants in a watermelon
party
The Misses Midge Townley Mamie
Mann and Annn Smith drove out to the
homo of D W Schoenthal Sunday and
spent a very pleasant afternoon with his
sister Miss Bertha
Sunday was missionary day at the
Congregational church and interesting
exercises were held in the evening
There were drills by the children songs
select readings and music
A small company of men headed by
the lndiadola Investment Company
started to Texas Tuesday morning on
an excursion They will visit Galves
ton Houston and other points of inter
est along the route Old Mexico is also
down on their programme
BOX ELDER
A number from this place attended
conference in McCook Sunday
Mr and Mrs Maxwell Wolf attended
the fair at Stockville last week
Rev J A Kerr will spend about a
month with the borne folks before going
to his appointment at Haigler
Guy Doyle and sister are here from
Portland Oregon on a visit to their
lather D B Dovle
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I iiUi POLLY WANTS
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DANBURY
J L Sargent has sold bis interest in
the well business to J E Noo
Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Mc
Quiro a baby boy one day last week
Born to Mr nnd Mrs A J Grear
Sept 22 a baby boy but the little one
lived only three days Interment in
the Danbury cemetery Tuesday
J L Sargent was a Danbury visitor
a few days this week
Mrs T E McDonald Miss Louis
Gray and Mr and Mrs J L Sims at
tended tho funeral of tho infant of A
S Groars Tuesday in Mnrion
Mr Cribben Mrs T E McDonald
and Rev Gardner and wife attended
conference at McCook last week Wo
understand that Rev Gardner will fill
the pulpit in Atlanta Neb for the fol
lowing year nnd a Rev Shepherd will
preach for this congregation and Leba
non We regret tho absenco of Rev
Gardner and family from our midst
Word was received from Indianoln
that Mr and Mrs Chester Dow are
the proud parents of a baby born Sept
22
Misses Louh Gray and Julia Hundley
were McCook visitors last Saturday
taking tho teachers examinations while
there and also visiting with Miss Grays
sister Mrs Frank Bussy of that place
Mis3 Dora and Sadye Green way were
McCook visitors last Saturday
Mrs H V Lord and two youngest
children departed Tuesday evening for
Omaha to take in tho Aksarben at that
place and also to visit friends and re
latives there
SCHOUL CREEK
Mrs Walton and daughter Pearl of
East Valley werb visitors at the Kilgore
home Thursday
Mrs B F Rohrer called on Mrs John
Dutcher last week
Mrs Vandervort is able to bi about
again
Mr Rohrer is cutting kaflir corn for
Mr Frye
Harry Rankin had a new well put
down
About seventy of Mr andMrsRohrers
friends and neighbors were treated to
watermelons at their place last Friday
evening The band boys came out and
furnished some music A large fire was
made which made the place look cheer
ful and warm After making away
with the pile of melons and having a
good time the crowd scattered Somo
of the young folks from Indianola walk
ed back Mr Rohrer says he will make
this an annual affair as long as he keeps
his farm whether he is elected this fall
and goes to McCook or not He will
have his tenant raise the melons
BANKSVILLE
A A Towle is sowing wheat on
the
Cane place
I R Bnnegar of Hebron Neb was
in this vicinity on business last week
John Wesch and family are visiting
relatives in Idaho Oregan Washington
and other points Peter Creager and
son Frank are running his place while
they are absent
Born to Mr and Mrs B W Benja
min Thursday a fine baby girl
Harvo Rowland pulled his steam
thresher home Wednesday for the win
ter
The moving picture show at the
Banksville school house was fiue and
well attended by all
One of B W Benjamins little girls
was badly burned by hot water about
face and arms Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Jacob Wesch were visit
ors at Peter Weschs last Sunday
McCook Business College for a square
deal L W Stayner 9 13 tf
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Mrs Julius Hinz went down to Au
burn Inst week on a visit
August Buhr has added a now wind
mill to his improvements
Mr and Mrs Potor Vogo and Adolph
Bower were over from Perry Sunday
guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Dudek
Mrs Joseph Dudek has been ailing
but is better nt this writiug
John Brening had a serious experienc
with his engine last week nt A R
Hammels He attempted to start the
fly wheel and his font was caught in tho
clutch breaking and displacing the
bones of tho foot seriously The engirip
started up and ho very narrowly escaped
being run over with more serious results
The engine came to a standstill just as
the big wheel was at his foot
W S Fitch ontortained a cousin from
Illinois last week
Gerald Wilcox made Bplendid win
nings at Pueblo Colorado recently at
the state fair there
prizes Of these 17 wore first prizes
He had three championships on his red
hogs and one on his black hogs besides
two diplomas one for tho most ribbons
and one for tho largest display
J HWarfield is enjoying an excursion
down in Texas
Mrs J B Fiechtner is visiting rela
tives in South Dakota
Mrs Henry Schamel and daughter
Ina are visiting her son Ben over in
Kansas
TEPEE ETIQUETTE
Never Pass Between an Indian and the
Fire The Seat of Honor
If you should ever go into an Indian
tepee said John H Seger remember
they have rules of etiquette that are
more rigidly adhered to than in our
parlors
Do not think they are not sensitive
for they are more so than the Japs
If you make fun of his layout the
whole family will remember the insult
for a lifetime
The seat of honor is just opposite
the door across the fire pit Wait
until you are invited before you take
that seat I
If you go bolting into an Indians
tepee and rush over and take this va
cant seat he may not take you by the
nape of the neck and throw you out
but he would like to if he thought it
could be done without cutting off his
rations
In leaving the tepee never pass be
tween any one and tho fire An old
chivalric warrior will crawl around
the side of the tent and kick a hole
in the wall on the north side in a bliz
zard before he would violate this rule
of etiquette and pass between his
guests and the smoking embers
Arapahoe Bee
Soldiers and Schiller
The Germans are notoriously a well
educated people but the popular Eng
lish belief that every German knows
everything would appear to be exag
gerated if we may judge from a Ger
man officers account published in one
of the German reviews of an examina
tion in general knowledge to which he
submitted his company Who was
Schiller was one of the principal
questions Ten soldiers replied that
though they fancied they had heard
the name it suggested nothing to them
Of those who went into details one
said that the author of Williarn Tell
peare Westminster Gazette
On the banks of the river Purus In
South America is found a small tribe
of Indians whose dark skin is spotted
with lighter blotches
Buster Brown
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LEGAL TENDER
Might Think Gold Certificates
Arc but They Are Not I
Gold certlncatcs silver certificates
and national bank notes are not legal
tender but both classes of certificates
are receivable for nil public dues while
national bank notes are receivable for i
all public dues except on Imports and
may be paid out by the government for
all salaries and other debts and de-
mauds owing by the United States to
Individuals corporations and associa
tions within the United States suys
the treasury department
Gold coin is legal tender at Its nom
inal face value for all debts
Standard or silver dollars are legal
tender at their nominal or face value
for all debts public and private ex
cept where otherwise expressly stipu
lated In the contract
Subsidiary silver is legal tender for
amounts not exceeding 10 in any one
payment
Treasury notes of the act of July 1 1
1S90 are legal tender for all debts nub
ile won in all 37 1 lie and private except where otherwise
expressly stipulated in the contract
United States notes also called
greenbacks are legal tender for all
debts public and private except du
ties on imports and interest on the pub
lic debt
The minor coins of nickel and cop
per are legal tender to the extent of 23
cents Bulls and Bears
THE TROUT IN HIS LAIR
He Is an Alert and Elusive Unpic
tured Beauty
Whoever has had the privilege ol
lying at full length on some mossy
overhanging bank while watching a
large trout in his lair perceives that a
true figure has yet to be drawn of
him Even photography can give nc
hint of the wavy circles from the
spotted dorsal fin undulating loosely
athwart the broad back of the perpet
ual fanning of the pectoral fins of the
capacious gills opening and closing the
half open round mouth the luminous
brown eye the ceaseless slow vibra
tion of the powerful tall nor can pen
adequately describe the startling sud
denness of the dart at some idle fly
touching the surface the quick return
to the old position and the resumption
of the poise with head elevated at a
slight angle pectorals all tremulous
and floating watery circles emanating
from every slight motion of the body
It is also worth while to watch a trout
rush four feet up a perpendicular fall
of water pause tremble violently all
over and in a moment throw himself
clear of the stream and fall into the
basin above at an elevation of about
three feet more Arthur P Silver in
Outing Magazine
Bird or Bee
Two quaint observations about hum
ming birds are published in Early
Long Island by Martha Flint both
quoted from letters of the seven ieenth
century written from the new coun
try of America Says one
The Humbird is one of the wonders
of the country being no bigger than a
Hornet yet having all the Demensions
of a Bird as bill wings with quills
spider like legges small claws For
Colour she is as glorious as the Rainc
bow
Adrian an der Donck one of the
Hollanders of Nieuw Xederlandt in
1042 writes of a
Curious small bird concerning
which there are disputations whether
it is a bird or a bee It seeks its nour
ishment from flowers like tho bee and
was the inventor of printing a sec- is everywhere seen regaling itself on
ond described him as a man who
knew everything a third put him
down as a man of science a fourth
as a poet who wrote Scripture his
tory a fifth as a musician of great
celebrity and a sixth as a manu
facturer of bells One wonders Avhat
Thomas Atkins would answer if in
vited to state what he knew of Shakes
the flowers In flying they make
humming noise like the bee It is only
seen m Xieuw Ncderlaudt in the sea
son of flowers They are very tender
and cannot be kept alive but we press
them between paper and send them as
presents to our friends
Value of a Constitution
It happened in the spring of 1SG0
when Garibaldi was pursuing his expe
dition in Sicily and when the words
Constitution and Liberty were on ev
ery Neapolitans lips Why are you so
anxious for a constitution asked a
foreign tourist of his guide and donkey
driver while they were traveling
through the mountains of Sorrento
Well you see your excellency was
the answer because I think we shall
be all the better for it It is now closo
upon twenty years that I am letting
out my asses to visitors from all coun
triesEnglish French Americans All
of these have a constitution and they
are all rich
It Didnt Go
Lady Im out of work explained
the tramp undismayed by the forbid
ding glare of the Illinois fanners
wife Im a deep sea fisherman but
the fish is all fished out of the At
lantic ocean this year Bein a poor
unfortunate but honest man Im now
on my way walkin to the Tacific
coast where the fishin is good Cant
you help a feller along a bit
Yes indeed leplied the farmers
wife Ill just unloose the dog and
help you run part of the way Lip
pincotts
Family Repartee
Well snapped Mrs Henpeck I
certainly was a fool when I married
you
True my dear responded Hen
peck and I regret to state you
havent improved any Detroit Free
Press
Good Beginning
Doctor Madam your husband must
have absolute rest Madam Well doc
tor he wont listen to me Doctor A
very good beginning madam a very
good beginning Biugkainton Herald
Annoar to know onlv this never to
1 fail n r fall Epictetus
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convinced that what we say is true
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While attending the
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F rst it was a pine knot then a tallow candle
ol wed by dangerous burning fluids which
gave place to kerosene BUT THE IiNLIGH
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HLECTRIC LiGHT
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ILLUMINANT KNOWN TO MAN
The McCook Electric Light Co
has demonstrated under the present manage
ment the value and durability of Electric
Lights for home and office store or Factory
AH supplies in the way of Hall Lights Side
Lights Chandeliers Portable Parlor Lights with Artistic or Plain
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