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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1908)
1 k r - i i y two Pairs for the Cost of One Shoes Need Rest as Well as Your Body j See what a Big Clearing Sale means rto you people Mens Shoes 6bo high cuts - 400 3po work shoes 2 15 3 50 work shoes 245 4 00 patents 295 500 dress shoes 395 Ladies Shoes -400 patent dress 295 400 dull leather 295 Boys Shoes 2 50 patent dress 1 95 225 patent dress - 165 Little childrens shoes with same reduc tions These shoes must be sold as I -wish to reduce my stock THIS SALE IS FOR CASH ONLY Bring your repair work first class work done ft m Ml4 X 1 0 r WTTTrTrTYTYTTTTrYrrTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTYTTTTYTTTTTTYTTII SAVE HALF YOUR MONEY BY BUYING SHOES AT THE V S SHOE PARLOR mrnmrnmsm 3i 1 WEST B STREET t County Commissioners Proceedings McCook Nebraska December 22nd 1908 The board of county commissioners met pur suant to adjournment Present P S Lofton S Prcmcr and C B Gray commissioners P E Rcodcr county attorueyand Chas Skallacoun ty clerk The petition of A Peters and others asking for the establishment of a public road was read and considered and on motion laid over until the next meeting The petition of W H Hartman and others asking for the establishment of a public road was read and considered and on motion laid over until the next meeting The petition of I H Wasson and others asking for the establishment of a public road was read and considered The Board finds that all the owners of land along the proposed lino of road have given their consent thereto in writing and that the public good requires it on motion saim was granted establishing a public road as follows Commencing at the Southwest cor of section 19-2-30 and running thence north 210 rods to the northwest corner of the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of section 19-2-30 and terminating thereat said road to be known as Road No 42G and the Clerk was instructed to notify the Overseer of Highways to open said road On motion the Board adjourned to meet De cember 23rd lOT F S Lofton Chairman Attest Chas Skalla Clerk v McCook Nebraska December23rd 190S The hoard of county commissioners met pur suaut to adjournment present F S Lofton S Premer and C B Gray commissioners and Chas Skalla county clerk The minutes of the meetings held in Novem ber were read and on motion approved The petition of H Winans and others asking for the establishment of a public road was read and considered The Board finds that all the owners of land along the line of the proposed road have given their consent thereto in writ ing and that the public good requires -it on motion same was granted establishing a public road as follows Commencing at the Southwest corner of sec tion 35 township 2 range 30 and running thence west one mile on section line between section 36-2-30 and section 1-1-30 and terminating at the Southwest corner of section 36-2-30 said road to bo known as Road No 427 and the Clerk was icstructed to notify the Overseer of Highways to open said road The following oilicial bonds were examined and on motion approved Sidney Dodge county attorney Andy Barber county survej or Butler A Jones justice of the peace ludianola precinct E J DcArmond justice of the peace - -East Valley precinct N Lundstromr justice of tho peace Tyrone precinct Geo V Watkins justice of the peace Perry precinct TC Hege man constable Willow Grove precinct Her man Eeinors overseer of highways District No 13 Bond ville precinct Harvey Springer over seer of highways District No 12 Missouri Bidge precinct J 31cCoy overseer of highway District No 19 Beaver precinct FMJennings OTerseer of highways District No 1 North Yallej precinct Frank Hill overseer of No 3 Fritsch precinct Joshua SonlanJ overseer of highways District No 16 Grant precinct S V Frye overseer of District NoU Indianola precinct John TJ Snith overseer of highways District No Coleman precinct - TheTcport of H L Peterson Sheriff showing tho amount of 175CO as fees collected from January 4th to July 1st 190S wns examined and on motion approved and ordered placed onflle It appearing to the Board that the assessment on the East half of the Northeast quarter of section 8-1-27 Beaver was an error the assess ment in 1901 being 1G0000 when it should le been 50000 and H W Parker having paid in the four years of 1904 1905 190S and 1907 the sum of 4160 under protest when he should have paid only 1300 on motion ithe Treasurer was instructed to refund to H W Parker the sum of 2860 as tho amount illegally assessed against said 80 acres in the four years On motion the Treasurer was instructed tore fund to the following named persons the amount of polltax illegally assessed against them in 190S for the reason that they are over 50 years of age and exempt from polltax Frank E Utter McCook city 2 00 Addison Riddel Red Willow precinct 2 5 John C Anderson Fritsch precinct 2 50 Henry B Bumgardt McCook city 2 00 Henry Roth McCook city 2 00 Tho claim for refund of 1597 of J H Ajer claiming that ho has been illegally assessed in 1908 on a note of 100000 owned by him was on motion rejected as that note should be assessed under the law The claim of James Rooney for refund of taxes on a part of tho propertjowned by him in Block 30 original McCook claiming that tho valuation on same is unjust was on motion rejected The following claims wore ordered paid out of the respective Road District Funds by the Overseers H Springer road work District No 12 72 50 Wm Troester road work District No 11 3 00 T L Everett same 3 00 The following claims were audited and al lowed and tho Clerk was instructed to draw warrants on the Road Funds of the respective Commissioner Districts as follows O T Hegwood road work Commissioner District No 1 S 3 00 V Olmstead same 9 00 D W Bailey same 3 00 Amos Olmstead same1 3 CO C G Wilholm same 4 9 00 D L Thompson same 3 00 A L Weaver same - 4 50 G Unger same 3 00 FD Kennedy same 3 00 F A Schamel same 1 4 50 A Kamp same 1 50 C H Coulsen same 3 OJ AGregory same 6 00 BH Hawkins same 3 00 C Meeks same 3 00 J F Messenger same 3 00 C M Lofton same 3 00 Joshua Rowland same 750 RoyAlbrecht same 3 00 Michael Croker same 3 00 A M Benjamin same- 3 00 Harvey Rowland same 3 00 SV R Yaugh same Ir 3 00 ST Williams same 3 00 Samuel Bennett same 130 C B Fowler saine 3 00 Chas R Lee same 3 00 August Wece same 3 00 Concluded next week Just Arrived A new shipment of fancy suits for young men just received at Rozell Bargers They are dandies too The prices are reasonable They fit the purse and person 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 mmmffiimmmu V Bant send me dofiiet mS please ptl NaujAtymobile Pointed rSmM G istmas lakes A GERMAN NOVELTY ERMANY for many years has been the land of Christmas nov elties and each year the kai sers ingenious toy candy and cake makers devise some oddity which proves irresistible in luring small or great sums from the pockets of Yule tide shoppers One of the latest ma nias is for quaint and humorous Christ mas cakes which are literally cartoons in sugar and dough The cakes are decorated with all sorts of funny fig ures made of colored sugar and in many instances are not the crude art Mini GEKMAN CHRISTMAS CAKE A SAICTIKG SOLDIER products one would expect under the circumstances The Bavarian peasant for example is a fair type of the liv ing original as he is pictured in the German comic weeklies A Munich waitress carrying a well grouped bunch of foam capped steins of the beverage for which Munich is cele brated at home and abroad even if she does suggest Salome a trifle is de cidedly lifelike while the saluting sol dier by his very attitude suggests that foam capped steins and sentry duty do not assimilate very well The German authorities have done much to encourage the toymaking in dustry particularly by collecting toys from all the world that the toymakers might acquaint themselves with the wants and peculiarities of foreign markets The wooden animals of the past have been eclipsed by the me chanical toys A submarine boat which sinks into the water and rises again all with one charge of soda powder a diver which goes to the bottom and bobs up serenely when air Is blown into him through a little tube a Santos Dumont airship which iCSSSVM yiX4rVrnrtV S VgCt7 w - 3iTT siAmi3mpmx uTsxn GEB2IAN CHRISTMAS CAKE A MUNICH WAITRESS really flies a real Gatling gun with stairs for tin soldiers to go up a rail road with full working equipment GERMAN CHRISTMAS CAKE A BAVARIAN PEASANT these are among the mechanical toys of Sonneberg In short Santa Clans In these times can find the means of gratifying the wishes of his most fastidious peti tioner HENRY SNYDER SEEDS BUCKBEFS SEEDS SUCCEED SPECIAL OFFER Mode to bnlld New HmtntM Atrial Will motro vnn ni rArmnint nittiTnfir Prize rollectlon iHwKlltf1 It th flnast t TnmlD 7 IDlemLll Onion S be I UeS 10 BprinK fiowerlnB fca C4 TaTltUeS la all Write to day t Mention this Paper SEND 1Q CENTS 1 to coTtr pottag and picking anil reclT tills Tolanblo 1 collection or eceas poxipuiu wjinr mm mj ui Initructlvc licanuiui etea onu i inns jwrau ulli oil aooai too neat tsticiim 01 cum riuu etc H DUCKM8 EOOKTOUDILL PLEASANr RIDGE Chrid Smith has bought a new cream separator Tho stork visited Mr and Mrs Frank llikenkamp Dec 13 1908 leaving ttuMn another little sou Irvin Bortner wns kicked on the hand by n borne last week Miss Anna Patarson has taken up school again - Jncob Hetz and family visited at Ed Ivlevend on the Blackwood last Satur day BOX ELDER Mrs D B Doyle Jr is entertnining her sistor sister and husband of Etes Park Colorado Mrs James Beebe is visiting relatives arid friends in this community whilo her husband is at Omaha learning tho bar ber trade Roj King aud family of Iowa arrived Siitiirdjiv tn nfctftnfl thft pnlohrntinn nf the golden wedding of bis fathar anaj mother Mr and Mrs S O King The entertainment and basket supper given by Miss Dora Oyster and her school last Friday evening was very successful The proceeds which will be used to finish paying for the school organ were 827 10 iXiSgsSiJf THaKijfcfaSr msm EDS Fresh Reliable Pure Guaranteed to Please Every Gcrdener and Planter should test the snnerlor merits of Our Northern Grown Seeds SPECIAL OFFER FOR 10 CENTS we will eend postpaid our FAMOUS COLLECTION 1 pkf CO Paj Tomato S0e 1 pig rrlnerss Radiih I 0b 1 pg 8eIMrowlne Celerr 20b 1 pfcff Early Arrowhfadlahba lEa 1 ptp FitHerton Market lettuce 10a AUo It arictIesCtoicoi loner Sc2 3e 100 Write today Send 10 cents to help pay postage and packing and receive the aboe Famo a Collection to gether with our New and Instructive Ca dcn Guide GREAT NORTHERN SEED CO 8G9 Rose St Rockford Illinois CLT CHURCH Alf ROUKCIJOWTS Christian Bible school at 10 a m Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p rn OE at 7 p n All are wercome R M AiNawORTir Pnstor Episcopai Preaching serviced at St Albans church at 11 o m and 730 p m Sunday school st 10 a m AH aro welcome to these services E REarle Rector Catholic Order of servjcea Mass 8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday school 230 p m Every Sunday War JKiuwin O M I r Baptst Sunday school at lp a m Preaching sorvico at 11 00 a rn Even ing service at 800 B Y F U at 7p m A most cordial invitation is extended to all to worahfp with us E Bdrton Paator Evanoklical Lutheran Regular German preaching services in the frame building of the East Ward scnool uvery Sunday morning at 10j00 All Germans and Russians cordially invited REV V BRtTEGOEMAN 607 5th at East Methodist SSunday school at 10 am Sermons by pastor at 11 and 8 Class at 12 Junior League at 4 Epworth League at 613 Prayer mooting Wed nesday niubc at740 You are welcome always at all ourt services Two New Year sermons next Sunday- M B CAKiTAN Pastor Christian Scienoe Services Sun day nc 11 a m and Vvedqesday at 8 p m Meetings held in the Morris block Room open all the time Science litera ture on sale Subject for next Sunday Christian Science Congregational Sunday bchool at 10 a m Preacbinga6il a m and 8 p m by pastor Juqior C E at 3 p m Senior Endeavor ath7 na Prayer meet ing Wednesday evening at eight oclock The public is cordially invited to these services G BHawkes Pastor Evangelical Lutheran Congrega tionai Sunday School at 93td a m Preaching at 1030 am and 730 p m by pastor Junior C E at 130 p m Senior C E at 400 p m Prayer meetings every Wednesday and Satur day evenings at 730 All Germans cordially invited to these services REV GoSTAyHENKELMANN 505 3rd street West The ladies of the W O T U will give a public reception at the home of Mrs C A Fisher on New Year day between the hours of 300 and 500 P M A cordial invitation ia extended to all 18 2ts y rtYYTYYTTTYTTTTYTTTTYTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTYTTTYYTTTTTTTTTTTM - a tf Piano Bargains 3 4 P y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y - We have a few of the genuine t -A y i t Schaef f er Pianos which we are going to offer at extremely low prices during the next two weeks and if you have been contemplating the pur chase of an instrument for your home in the next year we will make it an object for you to buy now Come in and let us show you the instruments and hear the price and terms we will make to you l 9 4 - D W COLSON 223 Main Avenue McCook Nebraska MAAAAAAAAAAAAAA1A AAAAAAULAAAAAAAAAAA A i fAliiaa J jam 4 4 4 A 4 4 4 4 4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A 4 4 4 4 4 4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 3 t A 5 4 -4 4 4 4 4 4 A I 11 l i m m a 4
