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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1909)
JOHN E KELLEY ATTORNEY AT LAW and BONDED ABSTRACTS McCook Nebraska f3ft Aent of Lincoln Land Co and of McCoot Water Works Ofllco in Postofflce bnHdlnjt C H BoitLE Booms 1 and 7 recond floor oetolUco BuIIdinjr UTJ ft C KBldbje BOYLE ELDRED Attokneys AT I AW Look Distanco Flono 44 MCLOO Neb A G BUMP Real Estate and Insurance Room Two over McConnells drug store McCook Nebraska WULalSKXMMMim Kr iL1 lift iil Uthl Are You Going to Register at the Opening October 4th 23rd of tho CHEYENNE and STANDING ROCK Reservations Then you want to know something about this land Send 25 cents for our interesting book let compiled by stato historian telling about them Includes handsome map tn three colors of South Dakota showing lands to be opened This alone worth the money Wrap up a quarter and send for copy today Homestead information Bureau Pierre S Dak GRANT Weather hot and dry A B McAper veterinarian of Boul der Colorado operated on some horses owned by Jacob Wesch and sons last week John II Vesch and brother hauled out a now Superior drill from McCook last Saturday Miss Eva Hornberger will teach in district 51 this season W II Ackerman of McCook closed the deal with John H Wesch Thurs day W H Ackerman and H I Peterson were visitors at dinner at Jacob Wesch s on Thursday last John H Wesch returned Wednesday evening on No 16 from Wray Colo The young people from around here attended the big hall dance at Cedar Bluffs Kansas Saturday night RED WILLOW Mr find Mrs Soxsou wont to Iowa tbo last of the weak to make a long visit to their old homo Mr nnd Mrs Longnecker nnd Mrs Wilson took dinner with Mr nnd Mrs Horace Taylor as n farewell visit to Mrs Phobo Taylor before she leaves for California Mrs Boze and baby and Lucy Miller were guests of Mrs Owons Longnecker for several days Longnecker brothers cut their corn first trying the corn binder then the wheat binder then the mower and thought maybe they would have to take butcher knives The stork called at Will Meyers on Saturday night and left a little girl Mrs Tnylor left on Tuesday morning for a prolonged sojourn in California Ben King and family and Mrs Wil son ate ioe cream at Louis Longneckers on Thursday evening Mrs Boze of Longmont Colorado visited her brother Charlie Miller the first of the week R F D No 1 H J Schamel was in McCook Satur day last the first time in several months He reports his crop returns very satis factory this year He threshed out the best wheat crop be has bad in ten years The Quaduor Walters affair at Leba non not long since has caused no little comment in this section A good ram right now would go right to the spot helping fall plowing and seeding MARION R S Sanders and family homo last midweok from their arrived western trip A J Green and family visited at the J L Sims homo n Danbury Saturday night and Sunday W C Shocklpy from Danbury was in town between trains Saturday also out to his farm northwest of town E Galusha and family visited at the Je3se Smith home north of town Sat urday Joe Chehay of Wilsonville visited at Roy Shoreys a few days last week Wm Miller and wife from north of Danbury visited W H Eifert and fami ly Sunday Two men from Nemaha county Neb were in town between trains Friday -E Galusha put in a concrete bridge in Gerver precinct the latter part of last week and fore part of this P II Kilzer of Lebanon was in town between trains Saturday Painters from Lebanon are treating Mrs Plumbs house to a new coat of paint BARTLEY Hon G W Norris at the oppra house last week gave the best address we have heard for a ljng time The audience was large and attontivo and the address received praise from all regardless of party aflHiations Mr Norris has the confidence of tho people here who are glad be is fighting tho Cannon Aldrich despotism Mrs Joe Burton of Clatonia is hero on a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Rittenburg Doe McCord is out of service with the the McCook Milling Co and is assist ing his father on the farm eouth of Bartley Miss Jones and Miss uottenor were visitors in Bartley last week present ing their claims for superintendent of schools in this county Mrs Ira Ritchie returned Thursday from her visit with relatives at Platts mouth Nub Murray Corbm and family took in the fair at Stockvillo last week and visited relatives and friends Rev Norlin and family arrived Satur day last and preached Co large audiences Sunday morning atid evening at the M E church Mrs Robert George and daughter Mrs Fred Sells were Bartley visitors Sunday Sam Walkington and family visited in Bartley Sunday with Mrs Walking tons mother Mrs Jennie Catlelt Mr and Mrs Ira Ritchie and Mr and Mrs F A Hodgkin visited Sun day with Mr and Mrs R R Rodgkin Lon Miller Lou Higgins S R Gris ell Mr llofer and Miss Jones made a tour of North Valley precinct Monday looking after their political interests Clarence McCord of Montrose Colos is here visiting bis parents Mr and Mrs A F McCord Mr and Mrs Will Stilgebouer were here this week visiting with Mr and Mrs Stilgebouer Mr and Mrs Ammon of Cambridge visited with Mr and Mrs S R Grisell first of this week Commissioner Premer went to Mc Cook this week Frank Clark dont believe dogs should be allowed in ice cream parlors School is progressing nicely enroll ment now increasing Mr Clark of near Freedom has some thing interesting to tell farmers about an early corn which he and several neighbors raised this ear It iB called the Lincoln white corn because several years ago Judge Lincoln brought the seed from Dakota Last year the corn made as high as 100 bushels per acre and this year a good crop Many farm ers in that vicinity will plant it next year It matures early and escapes dry weather Farmers all over the county should get some of this corn DANBURY Mr and Mrs Ren Oman wore guests in tho Charles Rogers homo Sunday Tho band has several pieces that they can play very well Miss Hatcher county supt visited our schools Tuesday There was a very largo attendance out Monday night to hear tho band in practice Ira Peterson and Chas Skalla wore over from McCook Friday shakinir hands with their old friends Prof Morris passed through bore Tuesday on his way to Herndon Kas whore ho is teaching tho band C Adams of Lebanon was in town Wednesday arranging some details of his approaching sale Mrs Lucy Newman of Bussoy Iowa is hero visiting her sen John L Roy Boyer arrived home Wednesday night from where ho has been working and visiting the past six months Wm Harris and family arrived home Thursday after a three weoks visit in tbo eastern part of tho stato W C Sbockley camo home Friday from a visit in Iowa of three months Fred Quaduor and wife were visitors in this burg Monday Thero will be rally day services in the Congregational church next Sun day R II Walters died at his home near Lebanon Saturday night death being caused by cancer of tho liver There is a carload of coal on track for tho school this winter Little Marguerite Rogers has been very sick the past week Mack Ralsten passed through here Saturday on his way to Oberlin Kas Miss Emma Kirtso of Ilendley came up Saturday and spent Sunday at tho W A Stone home Tom Cox of Gandy Neb was on our streets Saturday Saturday last was a very busy day in Danbury Feekin Cappel Wedding Wednesday of last week September 29th 1909 Miss Carolina Cappel and Hiram Feekin both of this county weie united in marriage in the German Lutheran church in Culbertson the local pastor performing the ceremony in the presence of a large company of friends and relatives of the young couple After the ceremony a big wed ding feast was served at the farm home of the brides parents Mr and Mrs George Cappel one mile west of Perry station at which about one hundred guests partook Mr Feekin is employ ed in the storehouse of the Burlington company in our city where they will make their home introduce fine materials clean TO methods scientific equipment into the making of soda crackers was one triumph To actually bake into them a subtle goodness a real individuality never before known was another triumph But to effectually protect them so that the fullest benefit of these fine materials this careful cleanly baking this unique goodness comes to you unaltered was the crowning triumph that gave the world cuit NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY NORTH YALLEY Ernest Bell helped AW Crowley put up alfalfa last Friday Robort Lierloy wifo and mother vis ited last Thursday with Wm Bell and family Maurico Nicholson wifo and twin boys arrived homo on No 0 Saturday from Grinnell Iowa whoro thoy havo been visiting for somo time Mrs Ed Edwards returned Monday night from Liberty Nobr whoro she was called by tho death of her mother Elmer Robbins nnd wifo and Miss Carolyn Collicot spent Sunday with Win Nicholson and family Mrs Evorott Oxley recoivod a post card shower Saturday in honor of her 67th birthday She receivod 44 nice cards George Bcntloy and grand daughter Beryl who havo been visiting rolativos near Bridgeport Neb returned home Monday night on 10 Charles Bontloy visitod Saturday night and Sunday with his mother Mrs George Bcntloy Mr and Mrs Ernest Edwards visited at Georgo Oxloys Sunday Mr and Mrs Mark Ribble visited at OBriens Sunday Jake Crom of Swanton Nob is visit ing J I Collicots and other relatives at present Five Democratic candidates were on the ridge Monday looking after their political fences and took dinner at Geo Oxley s Mr and Mrs Dave Hinklo and Geo Coder and family visited Jesse Reed Sunday Three Million Acres of Government Land to be opened for settlement about Oct 1st in South Dakota Uncle Sams greatest land nrawing These lands to be opened under the United States homestead laws For reliable informa tion about these lands send 25 cents silver for our interesting booklet The Cheyenne and Standing Rock Reserva tions Tells about the history topog raph and soil climate rainfall who may take homesteads etc compiled by state historian Includes also up-to-date map of South Dakota showing lands to be opened If vou are interested in securing 160 acres of this rich land wrap up a quarter and send for this booklet and map at once Address Homestead Information Bu reau Pierre S D Testifies After Four Years Carlisle Center N Y G B Burhans writes About four years ago I wrote you that I had been entirely cured of kidney trouble by taking two bottles of Foleys Kidney Remedy and after four years I am again pleased to state that I never had any return of those symp toms and I am evidently cured to Btay cured Foleys Kidney Remedy will do the same for you A McMillen Feeding Farm Hands Every farmers wife knows what tre mendous appetites farm hands usually have but while they oat woll they work well too Heres a good suggestion nbout feed ing farm hands Give them plenty of Quaker Oats A big dish of Quaker Oats porridge with sugar and cream or milk Is the greatest break fast in the world for a man who needs vigor and strength for a long days work The man that eats Quakor Oats plentifully and often Is tho man who does good work wlthont excessive fa tigue There Is a sustaining quality In Quaker Oats not found in other foods and for economy It Is at tho head of the list Besides the regular alze packages Quaker Oats Is packed in large size family packages with and without china 5 If people with symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble could realize their dan ger they would without lts of time commence taking Foleys Kidney Rem edy This great remedy stops tho pain and the irregularities Htnnithens and builds up these organs and there is no danger of Brights diseaao or other ser ious disorder Do not disregard the early symptoms A McMillen Both Boys Saved Louis Boon a leading merchant of Norway Mich writes Three bottles of Foleys Honey and Tar cbsolutelj cured my boy of a severe cough and a neighbors boy who was so ill with a cold that the doctors gave him up was cured by taking Foleys llonoy nnd Tar Nothing elso is as safe and cer tain in results A McMillen C RKluger tho Jeweler 1C60 Vir ginia Ave Indianapolis Ind writes I was so woak from kidnoy trouble that 1 could hardly walk a hundred feet Four bottles of Foleys Kidney Remedy cleared my complexion cured my backache and tho irregularities dis appeared and I can now attend to busi ness every day and recommend Foleys Kidney Remedy to all Huflferers as it cured me after tho doctors and othor remedies had failed A McMillen Public Sale Having decided to move away I will offer at public sale at my place on Red Willow creek 12 miles northwest of McCook and 1 miles south of Osburn Postollice Tuesday Oct 12 commencing at 10 oclock a m sharp the following described property 12 Head of Horses One iron grey gelding wt about 1200 ono groy guid ing wt about 1200 one brown gelding wt about 1200 ono brown gelding wt about 1000 ono bay gelding wt about 1000 one black mare wt about 110 one grey mare wt about 1030 one bay mare wt about JOoO one sorrel mare wt about 1000 one yearling bay colt two suckling colts 10 Head of Cattle Five milch cows all giving milk one fresh cow ono two-year-old black Poll bull has papers two coming yearling calves two suck ling calves Ten Dozen Leghorn Chickens Twenty Five Bushels Potatoes Thirty Tons Alfalfa Hay Farm Implements Etc--Ono farm wagon one spring wagon one hay rack one McCormick mower one Western Belle riding lister one 2 section harrow one 2 row machine one 6 shovel riding cultivator one walking cultivator one set work harness one incubator two bedsteads one bed lounge one bureau one heater stove all good as new and many other household goods too numer ous to mention FREE LUNCH AT NOON Terms of SaleTen months time given on sums over S10 purchaser to give bankable paper bearing 10 perent in terest from date 5 percent discount for cash on sums over 810 All sums of 10 and under cash Wm Peterson Matson McClain Aucts F A Pennell Clerk NOTICE OF HEARING In the County Court of Red Willow county state of Nebraska In the mat ter of the estate of Andrew RHammell deceased To all persons interested in the estate of Andrew R Hammell de ceased Notice is hereby given that John R Hammell administrator of said estate has filed his petition in said court asking that his final account be allowed and that he be discharged as administrator of said estate and that a decree of distribution and an assign ment of the real estate be entered here in and that it is ordered that a hearing be had on said petition at the county court room in the city of McCook in said county on the 23rd day of October 1909 at the hour of one oclock p m Dated this 4th day of October 1909 J C Moore LSEALJ County Judge Cordeal McCarl Attorneys 7 3ts NOTICE TO CREDITORS The state of Nebraska Red Willow county ss In the County Court In the matter of the estate of Winifred Glynn deceased To the creditors of said estate You are hereby notified That I will sit at the County Court room in McCook in said county on the 4th day of April 1910 at one oclock p m to examine claims against said es tate with a view to their adjustment and allowance The time limited for the presentation of claims against said estate is six months from this date Witness my hand and the seal of said Countv Court this 2nd day of October 1909 7 4 ts J C Moore seal County Judge Boyle Eldred Attorneys BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER CURES disease with Pure Blood
