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J L Newman of Danbury wag in
town Friday afternoon
Frank Rryson and friend visited down
the line Friday and Saturday
Martin Nilsson and Almeron Reed
were county capital business visitors
Friday
Howard Reed arrived from Denver for
a visit with relatives and friends last
midweek
The ball game between the Danbury
nine and the home team Inst midweek
i was well attended by Danburyites and
from the surrounding country the
score being fi to 4 in favor of the visit
ing team in the 14 tb inning
R S Sanders arrived home Friday
from a few weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Bussy Iowa
E Galusha did some work for H
Parker east of Danbury last week
Joe Murphy from northeast of Dan
bury was in town Friday
Ed Havens was in town Saturday for
the first time in a couple weeks having
been confined to the house with a severe
case ol throat trouble
George Godown from south of Dan
bury was in town Friday
S W Stilgebouer of Danbury was in
town Friday
Hal and Grif DeMay were up from
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Rain Rain Rain Some of our
people are complaining of too much
rain Never ought to do that in west
ern Nebraska
The daily press is very busy serving
up to the public under glaring head
lines unreasonably sensational yarns of
Col Roosevelts hunting prowess in the
dark continent Now all conservative
people know this is all bo h When ho
left for Africa it was his earnest re
quest that the papers let him alone and
send no correspondents to molest him
on this expedition for specimens and for
the skins of these wild animals which
are fast becoming extinct to preserve
them for the benefit of future genera
tions Anyone who knows the ex-
president unows full well that he is as
far above such wanton slaughter as we
are above the people among whom he is
at present The friends and admirers
of Roosevelt will never believe these
falsehoods of his going out on the
bath day and killing mother animals I ler returned
j regardless of their having young Why morning
is it the daily papers print these sensa
tional stories Surely there must be a
demand for such It would seem bet
ter if the mass of the people would
think more instead of depending on
some one else to do it for them Possi
bly they havent the time
In all our residence in this part we
Danbury Friday helping W F unload n iver saw the cut worms so destruct-
a car of coal
Roy Thomas of Danbury was on our
streets Friday afternoon
Albert Styer and son from west of
town shelled corn for Powell Nilsson
the first of the week
The first crop of alfalfa is ready to
cut and several farmers along the creek
contemplate beginning to cut the mid
dle of the week
The News cut our page from that
paper last week and has undertaken to J
boycott our town We wish to impress
upon friends that Marion is still here to
do business and that she will start a
paper of her own as soon as arrange
ments can be made
ive Many fields are deficient in stand
and a good many had to be replanted
Wheat is certainly looking thrifty
and promising now and unless some
thing unforseen happens we are sure of
quite a crop
The boys played a winning game of
ball with Driftwood Saturday Glad
to see them playing on Saturday hope
they will keep it up as nothing adds so
much to the success of the church and
Sunday school as to have the boys turn
out
The surprise dance on Lon Olmstead
was quite well attended and quite a
good time enjoyed notwithstanding the
fact of the fiddler being nabbed and
their having to hunt another
Rev Young filled his regular appoint
ment at Banksville Sunday He would
like to see a better turn out All come
To avoid serious results take Foleys
Kidne Remedy at the first sign of kid
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taking Foleys Kidney Remedy today
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Childrens Day at the Methodist and
Christian churches Sunday eveuing
Fine programs and crowded house at
each place
Wjlev Moon after a few days visit
with his parents returned to Fairmont
this week where he is working on a
farm
Mrs F G Stilgebouer and daughter
Bernice went to McCook Friday last
attending eighth grade graduating exer
cises Miss Bernice was one of the
graduates Mr Stilgebouer went up
in the evening and they returned on
No 6
Wilber Ball has adopted the latest
Japanese style in a fancy hair cut
Mrs Guy Curlee and baby are here
from Pine Bluff Wyoming visiting her
parents Mr and Mrs Vickrey and her
sister Mrs A L Ccchran
Miss French of Edison who has been
visiting with her friend Miss Elsie Mil
to her home Monday
Leo Simpson was a Cambridge visitor
Monday and went fishing while there
The fish stories he tells would give
Sandy Griswold pointers for Sunday
edition of World Herald
Mrs Flint returned from Dundy
county this week and Miss Grace is
pleased as can be She didnt realize
before What is home without a
mother
Mrs Axtell and son Lpo returned
home Friday from a visit to her
daughter Mrs Roy Hindman on the
Beaver
The A O U Ws celebrated Floral
Day here Sunday with a suitable pro
gram and an appropriate address by
Hon Silas R Barton of Lincoln after
which they repaired to the cemetery
and decorated the graves of departed
friends
Mrs Ira Chandler and children re
turned to their home in Cambridge
Tuesday morning ater a few days visit
with her brother C M Babbitt and
family
Dr Arbogast left for Chicago Mon
day evening where he will take a post
graduate course
CM Babbitt went to Lincoln Tues
day morning to attend the State Phar
macoutical association Mrs Babbitt
and the children went as far as Atlanta
Neb where they will visit a few days
with Mrs Babbitts mother Mrs Bor
den
The swell wedding of the season oc
curred this week at the home of Mr
and Mrs Oscar Rittenburg when their
beautiful and accomplished daughter
Miss Nellie was united in marriage with
Mr Joe Burton of Claytouia Neb Rev
Hageman officiating
SOUTH SIDE
Grandma Mark wad is expecting a
daughter from Washington on a visit
soon
Some one should have compelled the
weather man to purchase a meter he
has turned on entirely too much water
the last ten days
John Burtless has the finest Jersey
cows ever brought to Red Willow
county
The dog sat out in the midnight chill
And howled at the beaming moon His
music edge was strictly nill And his
voice was out of tune And he howled
and howled as the hours went by
While dodging the bricks they threw
Till the moon was low in the western
sky And his voice was split in two
Mary Harrison nurse Phone black 286
IfJDIANOLA
A P D iy N crjinti saea as of yore
aliiie VHifng friends in lixliwion
Mrs Colikfun in ivvtl int town Mon
day hiii wilt oicu the K iVrtltchotiHH
I W Ddw htx ld hid impli mut
hu iuev to Chns Ku sl
Mr- Siriih H mill Rwrnadinn of
Mot 00 wt recent vi iiord at the home
of Tom Haley and wife
M i iMnrHii -old hr lnii iinl ijotda
hnr Kiiupijiy Mr la orid the sail
1 i ISrlT arrived In me the latter
purl ut la t tteelr r v iniing wn re
he has been working
Miss Lena Hill of Denver is visiting
neath the parental roof
Leonard Hethcote of Ilolyoke Colo
was a business visitor here one day last
week
Ed and Ben Smith are painting this
week in the country
Miss Anna Smith returned home
Monday night from attending a house
party of a week at the pretty country
home of C Schoenthal between Lincoln
and Bennett The week was spent in
theatre parties and various entertain
ments The guests pronounce the
Misss Bertha and Carrie as royal
hostesses
Walker Andrews of Danbury was a
town visitor the first of the week
A delegation went to McOook Friday
afternoon to witness the eighth grade
graduation
C E Strockpy returned home Sun
day from Lincoln and different points
east
The ate rains have caused old Ne
braska to blossom like the rose Every
thing is booming and with no hindrance
from this on there will be a banner
crop to help the farmers out
W H Smith reports fair crops
throughout Oklahoma Corn knee
high Wheat harvest well under way
but fruit scarce Oat crop fine and
abundant
Mrs E T Rankin is entertaining her
son Morris and family from Cripple
Creek MNs Vivian Patterson accomp
anied them here and will visit her par
ents and other relatives at this place
A new remedy has been discovered
that will effectually destroy all in
sects which cut down the tender young
cabbage plants For further informa
tion inquire of Tom Haley
W 11 Smith and wife arrived home
last Friday morning from Oklahoma
after a very pleasant visit of three weeks
with relatives in Arapahoe and Bison
Mr and Mrs Dan Clouse visited in
Danbury last Friday enroute t3 their
new home in Holyoke Colorado
DANBURY
R E Pogue of Betrand was trans
acting business in town a short time
last Monday
A B Gibbs departed for Lincoln
Wednesday to attend summer school
Lloyd and Gladys accompanied him as
far as Wahoo to visit with relatives
O B Woods who has been in the
hospital at Kansas City for the past
three weens returned home Wednes
day
L Cann received a sad message on
Wednesday from Wrangell Alaska
telling of the death of his daughter
Mrs A S Palmer formerly of this
place
A large delegation from here went up
to Marion to witness the Lebanon
Marion ball game They played 14
innings and the score stood i to i in
Lebanons favor Burr Hen ton from
this place pitched for Marion and did
excellent work
The Dorcas Circle will serve dinner
and Sijper in the Robinson brick
building July kd
Danbury is planning for the largest
celebration of her history
Mrs B B Smiley Lucy and Omen
who have been making a two weeks
visit in Cheyenne Wyo returned home
Wednesday
Veterinary Stran of Oberlin Kas
was a business visitor v ednesday
Childrens Day exercises will be held
in both churches Sunday night
Sadie and Dora Greenway and Alta
Morgan are attending normal at Peru
The girls are practicing basket ball
every evening luey will play a game
July 3rd
Lloyd Resler of Wilsonville was a
businessj visitor Wednesday last
Bert Powells children who have been
very sicu are getting along nicely
Roy Boyer was an Oberlin business
caller last Monday
Clarence Young has been working in
the News office the past two weeks
C W Dow and sons of lndianola
started a new implement store here
Monday
Mrs Oscar Thomas and son Labertus
had a narrow escape from being both
killed Monday evening They were
on their way home and as the train
came around the curve the horse turn
ed the buggy upside down Mrs Thom
as being caught in the buggy and the
horse fell and couldnt get up If he
had they would have been killed
Laura Newberry of Marion was a
business caller Monday
Ray Young and Sam Dolph were
McCook pilgrims Monday
GRANT
Lot of rain now ton wot for the
farmer to work in the field
Bert Benjamin wm in Culbeitpon
Saturday on business
A M Menjtmin n business visit
or in McCook Saturday
Road Owrxeer Jothu i Rtwlnnd had
John M Ucli ami brother work tie
mad wtiere the witter hid washed out
the bridge over tnutli lift week
There whh n tbmi n mid ice cream
MMMtil at t II R wlandV lt 1 Fittlny
uveinriir
The Grunt c 11 idefe tted theOriftwof d
no- r iMjriiy afternoon score lie
ing 20 to lo
Harv Rowland went hucuiug hist
week but couldnt trail anything but
Bill bigwmg
The Towle brothers
expect to run a
new S2600 steam merry go round at
McCook for the first time after harvest
RED WILLOW
An agent whs around this week soli
citing orders for enlargement of pictures
Men may come and men may go but
the ageut stays on forever
The creek is all over the bottom agnin
Mrs Helm has been very ill for some
time with pneumonia The last few
days she is somewhat better since 6he
has been under Dr Maekechnios care
Mrs Arch Hatcher has been staying
with her mother helping to nurse her
during her illness
Roscoe Korn and wife spent Saturday
night at Louis Longneckera and took
dinner with 0vens on Sunday
BOX ELDER
Ernest Johnson who has been spend
ing some time near Laird Colo return
ea to this icinity Saturday
Mrs Fred Sitchell returned to her
home in Colorado last Saturday
Mrs Martha Johnson went to Fort
Collins Colo middle of last week to
visit her son B O Johnson Mrs W
Y Johnsor accompanied her as far as
Denver
The Red Willow creek was overflowed
last Thursday and was the highest it
has been for a number of years
Stephen Bolles Jr purchased a horse
of J K Gordon Monday
R F D NO 1
J II Wartield has sold his place to
Phillip Breitling
The stork made a visit at the home of
Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson last Sun
day evening
Christian and Lizzie Fritz were Bart
ley visitors last Sunday
Much of the so called friendship of
the day is but pretense It exists only
in name and as soon as it cease9 to be
advantageous it is dropped The friend
ship thatcontinues the same in prosperity
and adversity is to be prized but all
other kinds are worthless It matters
not how hard a man may struggle to do
right and make a success of life there
is always some loathsome reptile some
worthless wretch who is ready to drag
him down to blight his hopes and blast
his fondqst ambitions The loss of
money and property is not the greatest
loss a man can sustain far better to lose
your money than to lose hope and am
bition Ex
Many weak nervous women have
been restored to health by Foleys Kid
ney Remedy as it stimulates the kindeys
so that they will eliminate the waste
matter from the blood Impurities de
press the nerves causing nervous ex
haustion and other ailments Com
mence today and you will soon be well
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A McMillen Druggist
To keep house requires knowledge
and training contends the New York
World A cooking range takes as much
knowledge to operate well as to type
write To buy the household supplies
economically requires as much training
a i to sell goods over a department store
counter To handle a husband in a
home needs some of the same qualities
as to set along with a foreman in a fac
tory or millinery shop
If you desire a clear complexion take
Foleys Orino Laxative for constipation
and liver trouble as it will stimulate
these organs and thoroughly cleanse
jour system which is what everyone
needs in the spring in order to feel well
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Remington Smith - Premier or Cali
graph typewriter We have at this
office ribbons for any of these makes
Also good assortment of papers manu
script covers carbon paper etc
Woman was made out of the rib taken
from the side of man not out of hi3 head
to rule him but out of bis side to be his
equal under his arm to be protected and
near his heart to be loved Ex
We have the finest line of Olives and
Olive Oil in McCook The full Reid Mur
dock line HUBER
Long ago the Scotch learned this
The sturdy old Scotchman must be
amused at the recent discoveries that
oatmeal is the best food in the world
Our scientific men have been making
experiments which prove that Ameri
cans eat too much fat and grease and
not enough cereals
The Scotchmen say Look at our
nation as proof The sturdiest nation
on earth Still we have one good point
to make We make better oatmeal than
the Scotch
They buy Quaker Oats and consider
it the leader of all oatmeals to he had
anywhere If you are convenient to
the store youll probably buy the
regular size package For those who
live ia the country the large size family
package is more Follow
the example of the Scotch eat a Quaker
Oats breakfast every day
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Coow Nebras a at 10
Mares sent to me will
be kept and bred at 12
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East Side City Park
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western Nebraska that always
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Telephone 55 McCook Neb
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DENTIST phonk 112
Office Rooms a and 5 Walsh Blk McCook
Dr J A Golfer
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McCook Nebraska
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