The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, December 11, 1908, Image 4

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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
The last session of the Sixtieth con
gross opened on Monday The presi
dents message nppeared in Tuesdays
issue of The Tribune
Senator Burkett is strongly dis
posed to obey the mandute of the people
and stand four square for real revision
of the tariff Steel lumber and other
items will be supported for reduction by
him with his characteristic vigor
Judge Expects to Look In
Every member of the Nebraska dele
gation in both senate and house was
present when their respective bodies
were called to order Judge Norris
came in especially for congratulations
on pulling out of what Beemed to be a
very small hole Mr Norris while ad
mitting that his majority was not as
deep as a well nor as wide as a barn
door opined that it was sufiicient to se
cure him a certificate of election and
thereby a look in on the Sixty first
congress Washington cor Omaha
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Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings have
been made in tho county clerks office
since last report
Richard DunniDg to Baruett
Lbr Co wd to lot 15 blk 39
Indianola 600 00
Lemuel Russnogle to William
Russnogle wd to s hf aw qr
13-2-26 2000 00
William P Elmer et ux to J L
Sargent et al wd to lots 3 i
5 blk 32 Indianola 800 00
John Schmidt et ux to T A
Endsley wd to lot 10 blk 8
1st McCook 1200 00
From the South Side
Miss Florence Jacobs received a pres
ent from the Sunshine club of McCook
of a very fine leather bound Bible
Willard Marks of Culbertson is visit
ing the Cathcarts
Mr and Mrs F L Barnes of Culbert
son were guests of C H Jacobs a few
days of last week
Mr Clark and son Fred have just re
turned from a trip to Old Mexico
Patronize home industry by smoking
Commercial Club 10 cent cigar and
the Smoke 5 cent cigar
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Piano Free
The following have re
ceived votes Vote as
counted Thursday
December 10 th
Ethel Korth 1
Anna Arnold 1
Velma Sutton 11
Olive Odell 6
Mablo Antone 7
Violet Fisher 1
Esther Kummer 3
Violet Deere - 2
Josephine McClure 3
Stella Williams 3
Mary Lepper 2
Elsie Simmons 1
Ruth Craven 1
Delia Gordon 1
Bessie Doyle 1 x
Lela Hamilton 2
Mablo Rodgers 1
Silva McMullen 2
Elizabeth Kay 1
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The Ideal Store
What is there afcout this Cabinet that makes it the most popular
and widely used article of its kind in the world -
Here are 10 Reasons
1 It is made of Solid Oak No Warping No Cracking
2 It has SanitaryJFlour and Sugar Bins
3--It has an Aluminum Extension Top
4 It has a Pantry Cupboard and Work Table combined
5 Tt is Mouse and Vermin Proof
6 It isJCommon Sense mechanically constructed
7 It saves thousands of needless steps
8 It has a Metal Bread and Cake Bos
9 It has a full set of Japanned Spice Cans
10 Best of all It is absolutely Guaranteed
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Colored and Black and White
The Tribune has for sale a nice dis
play of local view post cards in colors
and in black and white Also a well
selected line of greeting and other post
cards
McMillen Druggist has a very select
line of dressed and kid dolls as well as
a novel assortment of doll toilet articles
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WANTED
5000 people to buy their
Xmas Candies and Xmas
Ornaments at the Mission
Inn We have the most
complete line of HOME
MADE CANDIES ever put
before the public of McCook
Dont fail to give your
orders in time so you will
get the best we put out
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IflDIANOLA
A light snow fell Sunday
Mrs Hethcote and son Forest return
ed home from Holyoke Colorado whore
they have been visiting her son
Ernest Dodd spent Sunday in Bart-
ley
E S Byfield and wife spent Sunday
in McCook
Mrs Horton and children returned
home Sunday from Havana where they
have been visiting the past week
Charles Armstrong returned home
from his farm in Kingman Kansas
Saturday
Miss Grace Phillips hasVvon UP ner
position as teacher in the grammar
grade Mrs E S Byfield is filling the
vacancy
Skating Beason is now on in full blast
The entertainment Friday night by
the Cowboy Trio was highly enjoyed
by all present
Chas Martin is entertaining a friend
from Iowa this week
Charles Tanner of Stockville was an
Indianola business visitor Monday
Nick Colling of Hastings Iowa is
here visiting relatives
Tubby Springer of Danbury was an
Indianola visitor Monday
Quite a number of town people at
tended the sale at Hollands Tuesday
Bert Thomas of Danbury was in town
Monday
Mr and Mrs George Ecclesfield are
visiting at the home of T A Haley en
route from Minnesota to their new
home in Oklahoma
Jas Boldman has taken a two weeks
vacation
Mart Nutt of Danbury was a business
visitor Monday
Jchn Murray of McCook is acting in
the capacity of agent during the absence
of Jas Boldman
John Brown of Missouri Ridge was in
our city Wednesday
Ed Daharsh and family of near Free
dom has changed his residence to In
dianola
John Colling of Rawlins Wyoming
is visiting relatives in Indianola this
week
The A O U W held election of of
ficers Monday night
R E Hatcher died suddenly Wed
nesday morning of heart trouble He
leaves a wife and several children to
mourn his death The funeral will be
held Saturday
Jim MoClung returned home from
Chicago Tuesday where he has been
attending the stock show
HARTLEY
Two sisters of Mr Babbitts are visit
ing here for a few days
Eobt Leirly and Lewis Hart returned
home from McCook this week
Zac McCollum and wife left here last
week for their new home near Kimball
Neb Mr and Mrs McCollum were
among the early settlers of Bartloy
For many years they kept the only
hotel in town They were good citizens
We regret their removal
It is the current report that Mr and
Mrs Frank Purvis will in the near fu
ture move to Holbrook The commun
ity in general will regret this move is
made Mr Purvis has been the most
efficient railway and express agent
Bartley ever had We -hope to get a
good agent in his place but do not ex
pect a better one
Mrs John Durbin was at Indianola
over Sunday visiting with her daughter
Mrs Rittenberg
Lute Flint of Arapahoe was in town
over Sunday visiting the home folks
Evangelist Martin of the Methodist
church was a business visitor here
Monday
The Misses Mae Smith and Elma
Hodgkin returned from Wauneta Sun
day where they had been1 visiting
relatives and friends
Mr and Mr Hodgkin and son visited
Saturday and Sunday with Mr Hodg
kin s parents
Dr and Mrs Jeffries are here on a
visit this week guests of Dr Aibogast
and wife
A cousin of CM Babbitt is here on a
visit from Wayne county Iowa
Fred Raymonds Missouri Girl will
be at the opera house here next Tues
day evening The play has a good repu
tation and tickets are selling fast
Sam Young sold an unimproved 80
acres of land this week to E TJ Galla
tin
The McCook Tribune and Cambridge
Clarion are received this week as semi
weekly publications Both sheets are
creditable publications and this looks
like prosperity for the publishers We
hope patronage in advertising matter
may justify the continuance of the
semi weekly issues
Mrs Frank Purvis is on the sick list
this week
BOX ELDER
Mrs Ella Templin and Mrs Maude
Creasman returned home last Friday
Plans are being made for a free enter
tainment at the church Christmas
The proceeds of the supptsr given last
Thursday evening at the church by the
ladies were fifteen dollars The money
will be used to repair the church build
ing
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CHRISTMAS VALUES
Is what you find at McCOOK HARDWARE CO
Knife and Fork Sets
Keen Kutter knives and forks full 12 penny
weight with unlimited guarantee from 350 to
S500
A Keen Kutter Safety Razor
makes a nice present Absence of whiskers
makes the heart grow fonder
Cut Glass and Silverware
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Tool Set
Something for tho boys Useful and instructive
Carving Set
Nothing is more useful or will last longer than
a Keen Kutter carving set eithor silver or buck
horn handles Largest lino ever shown in tho
city
Keen Kutter Razor
The kind you know are right All prices S150
to 8400
Largest line
ever shown
Toys for Everybody
COME EARLY WHILE STOCK IS COMPLETE
MAKE OUR STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS
McCook Hardware Co
W B MILLS
Phone 31
R B SIMMONS
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Headquarters for Christmas Gifts
FOR MEN AND BOYS
FANCY BOX NECKWEAR
SMOKING JACKETS
FANCY COMBINATION SUSPENDERS FANCY VESTS
LATEST FANCIES IN TIE PINS
SILK LINED GLOVES
LINED MITTENS
SILK MUFFLERS
PHOENIX AND WAYS MUFFLERS
BATH ROBES
SUIT CASES SATCHELS
50c and 75c FANCY HOSIERY
CUFF AND HANDKERCHIEF CASES
COLLAR BAGS Etc
ROZELL BARGER
OUTFITTERS TO THE PEOPLE
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