The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, March 12, 1909, Image 7

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MARION
J E Dodge wna up the line a few
dnys lat week looking at Hip country
P G StiufloiicrctHhiT nf thr Hank
of Bnrtey nnd wifo visited bin brother
nnd family n fow days Inst week While
hero ho purchased tho farm of
Wilford Pew east of town
Mr Short of Wilaonvillo was in town
Friday nnd Saturday
Work nt tho McFndden store building
is progressing nicdly after tho delay on
account of tho cold woatbor
Big Ruby tho contractor did some
work on the Kendall farm north east of
town a fow days laBt week
A L Lingo from the Laurel Dell
neighborhood moved in tho homo vaca
ted by Harry Poole last week
T F Gockley from northwest of town
put in some of the glas in the new
store buihing Saturday
G T Plumb and his mother were
county capital bsinuess visitors Friday
and Saturday
C C Wise of Dnnbury marketed
some hogs hero one day last week
We understand that Wilford Pew is
going to move to Idaho lie will have
a public sale some time soon
Joe Cheney has quit the ranch and
moved uear Wilsonville lust Saturday
L D Gockley and wife visited their
son and fumily north of town Saturday
nnd Sunday
W M Deck and wife visited at Harry
PooleH southoast of town Sunday
R F Boyer of Danbury was on our
streets between trail s Monday
S B Gockley of McCook visited his
parents from Sunday until Tuesday
W II Eifert and wife entertained J
W Rizell and wife from Fuirvipw Sun
day
Telephone lineman George Miller
was in town a few days last week doing
some work
Tim W C T Us entertainment and
debate Friday night was well attend
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SEED CORN
THE FAMOUS REIDS
YELLOW DENT
140 per Bushel
SACK FREE
For full particulars write
J M LANCASTER
FRANKLIN - NEBRASKA
DANBURY
Mr A Strain and Miss M Strain
who have liuen visiting in Altoona la
for the past six weeks returned home
Tuesday
Mr and Mrs A V Olmsted departed
last Tuesday for Omaha where Mrs
Olmsted will enter tho hospital for
treatment Word was received Monday
of this week thai she was operated on
for appendicitis and gall stones
Herb Watkins who has been in
WhitingKansas for the past six weeks
returned homo Wednesday
J II Wicks and Martin Nilsson of
Marion wore transacting business in
town last Wednesday
There was a party given at the home
of Mr and Mrs Goo Godown Friday
March 5th About twenty five were
present and several games were played
after which a Up supper was served atd
all parted in the wee sira avont twa
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Mrs Muegravo returned last Satur
day from a visit in the pastern part of
the state
Misses Waugh and Cunningham of
Lebanon wore social visitors between
trains Saturday
Bob Kennedy of Cedar Bluffs was a
business visistor Saturday
Harley Woods was a Marion visitor
botween trains Saturday
James Nutt purchased the Harvy
Butler farm north of town Monday
Harry contemplates going to Iown
Clyde J Wright will give a locture in
the town hall March lGth The subject
is The Threats on Socinlism
Tho R N A will serve lunch and
offer other articles for sale at tho ball on
the 17ch
Mrs John Leisure nnd children de
parted Inst Tuesday for Pawnee City
where they join Mr Leisure in making
their new home
D E Hothcote and family moved on
to their farm west of town Wednesday
Miss Murray visited with the home
folks at Indianola over Sunday
S E Ralsten was a business visitor
Tuesday
Mrs Alfred Ashton visited home
Tuesday
Mrs Oscar Thomas returned home
Tuesday from the hospital
Robert Murphy of Lebanon was up
Tuesday
Roy Boyer wont to Marion Monday
Joe and Esther Dolph visited their
sister at Cambridge last Friday
Emma McMahon came up the first of
the week for a visit
List of Superintendents
The Livestock Superintendents for
tho Nebraska State Fair are
Horses J A Ollis Jr Ord
Cattle O E Mickey Osceola
Swine Geo A Leonard Pawnee City
Sheep Cbas McLeod Stanton
Our pure stock exhibitors will realize
the necessity of securing stall and pens
early
Moisture
Troof
Tackages
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B yj Benjamin is on tho sick list
Edd A Towloa brother Amos is out
hero from Hondley Neb expecting to
stay all summer
Miss Ungor ig staying with Mrs
Joshua Rowland at present
Mrs Jacob Wesch who has been ill
for some time is some bettor at this
writing
Harvo Rowland has moved onto tho
B Fox farm after all
Guy Clark has left for Denver- Col
where he expects to stay
B W Benjamin who hi very sick is
growing worse at this writing
Harvo Rowland had a farewell dance
last Saturday night All reported a
good old time
Johnll Wesch visited friends and rela
tives near McCook first of last week
Bob Kelleyd new bouso is just about
finished
W S Brayen is out here building a
new house on his claim over in Kansas
Wheat and small grain are looking
lino at present
R F D NO 2
Tho rough and muddy roads are gett
ing smooth once more since the recent
storms
The two little Thomas boys have re
covered from the measles and started to
school again
Loutis Bard who has been husking
corn near Chase Nob camo homo last
Wednesday evening Loutis thinks
home is attractive sincohis long absence
and has concluded to stay a while
A E Reeves is putting in new floors
on porches that bad boconie unsafe for
many avoirdupois weight
Billy Farrington returned last week
from vibitiue relatives in tho eastern
part of the state and will assist Mr Har
man with farm work this summer
Mrs D E Bard has been very ill
Typewriter ribbons for sale at The
Tribune office
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Even the young folks can remember when all soda
crackers were bought from an open box or barrel
At that time they were only used because thereyas
nothing better v
But now the perfected soda crackers
in their moisture and dust proof packages are a
staple 3 times a day food The fact that nearly
half a million packages are eaten every day in
the year shows the popular appreciation
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INDIANOLA
William Spencer is very
stomach trouble
F Brown returned homo
from Pine Bluffs Wyoming
sick with
Saturday
Miko Coligan who went from bore to
Fort Morgan Colorado a short timo
ago in hopes that tho chango of climato
might benefit his health died Friday
and wasburied here Monday
Paul Hume returned to DenverSatur
day after a short visit with homefolks
Tho little son of Chas Byfield of Mc
Cook died Friday and was buried here
Saturday
Chas Russell and son Leon went to
Omaha Saturday night whore Leon will
bo treated for appendicitis
Nellio Andrews arrived from Denver
Monday to make a short visit wilh
relatives and friends
Mrs Minnick was a McCook visitor
Monday
Harry Le Baron of Cambridge was a
city visitor Sunday
Ed Lee returned home from McCook
Sunday morning
Mr and Mrs Ferreo of McCook wore
Indianola visitors Sunday
Tho young peoples Christian En
dearor of the Congregational church
held a business meeting and social at A
J 1ucketts Friday night A good
timo was reported
A select few of the young people of
tho town gave a party Saturday night
at the homo of W A McCool in honor
of Kenneth Smith who will soon leave
for Pine Bluffs Wyoming
Neal Quick made his weekly visit to
McCook Sunday
Mr and Mrs Sam Minniear of Dan
bury were Indianola visitors Sunday
Jim McCallum is on the sick list
Percy Bell of McCook spent Sunday
with homefolks
Rev and Mrs Earle of McCook were
Indianola visitors Monday
Jim Kennedy of the eastorn part of
tho state is shaking hands with old
friends this week
Smith Powell shipped 8 carloads of
hogs Tuesday H C Whitmoro shipped
1 car Koyes Stevens 2 car- and
Quick King 2 cars
Mr Cooper the manager of the
Minneapolis Thresher Co spent Sunday
with John Maisel
Bess Webber of Bartley visited with
Mibs Fox the last of last weok
W A Middleton and wife of McCook
spent Sunday m Indianola
G W Shepherd and wife spent Sun
day evening in McCjok
John Murray of McCook was an
Indianola visitor Sunday
Roger Brown has started a new dray
line
Chas Horton was an Arapahoe visitor
Tuesday
Wm Vedder and Joe Reiter returned
home Friday from a weeks visit at
Curtis
BARTLEY
A little child of Mr and Mrs Frank
Jennings died Monday and was taken
to Curtis for burial James Finegan
took the corpse and the family in G W
Jones automobile from here to Curtis
The revival meetings at the Christian
church will close Sunday night
Wilson Bpesons little child is very
sick with little hope of recovery
Frank Untied shipped a car of hogs
I Tuesday
Bert Moore sold his Short Horn herd
bull and several of his descendants at tho
Hoover livery barn last Saturday
They sold at a good price Mr Moore
then bought the fine herd bull of Albert
Burton which is th best Short Horn
animal in the county He retained all
his best cows and it will ho but a few
short jears until his herd will compare
favorably with any in the west or for
that matter in the United States
R K Hodgkins was chosen assistant
cashier in the State Bank of Bartley
this week to fill tho vacancy c iused by
the resignation of S W Stilgebouer
who will soon move on to a farm near
Marion
P Peterson and wife were in Colora
do visiting when their child took pneu
monia and died They brought the
body here Mouda and took it to their
home near Freedom The funeral was
held at their home Tuesdaj Elder II
G Wilkinson officiating
There is one person especially who is
tlii to hear that Ernest Dodds arm
wiich was so bdy injured has about
recovered and will f oon be in working
ori r ad in the nidny pleasant hours of
the past
The Masonics will have two regular
meetings this month
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tco fine for letter press printing if they
demand engraving and steel die em
bossing come and get our figures on
such work Dont send away or give
your order to some traveling shark
that is dont do it before you have seen
our samples of such work and gotten
our figures
Legal Blanks Here
This oflice carries all kinds of legal
blank forms and makes special blanks
to order promptly and accurately
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