The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, November 04, 1909, Image 4

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Ada Durbin etcons to George
Q Durbin wd 4 in 8 Spring
dale Park 1800 00
Mary E Crafford etcons to Ar
thur H Eldredge wd se qr 7
n hf ne qr 18 i 30 4803 00
Martha A Morris widow to Wil
liam C Morris wd pt ne qr sw
qr 17126 1000 00
William C Morris etux to Hib
eerd E Waugh wd same as
above 1000 00
United States to Bathsheba E
Newman pat sw qr 19 2 26
Grant Johnson to Marion J
Walters bill of sale 22 bead
live stock 3 harness lister
harrow binder mower 17
hoes 5 tons hay etc 1423 63
John M Smith etux to August
Brunke wd 1 in 1 1st South
McCook 2800 00
Milton D Hobbs etux to Jessie
J Hillers wd 7 8 in 21 Indian
ol 200 00
James W Nutt etux to Emily
Thompson wd pt se qr se qr
18-1-27 120 00
S W Selley etux to Frank J
Schumacher wd e hf ne qr 7 w
hf nw qr 8 1 30 sw qr 1 se qr 2
2 29 6400 00
Margaret A Evans to James R
Jackson wd pt 3 in 5-2-29 1500 00
Susanah Kennedy to Mathias
Colling wd 2 in It 2 in 12
Goodrich Park 2650 00
John Flurry etux to C M
Bruseneqr 2-2-26 5600 00
Edward G Bohanan etal to El
liott Lowe nw qr 1 e hf w hf
s hf ne qr 1 2 in 2-2-29 8400 00
Hannes Wilkin etux to R A
Rehner qcd se qr 18 4 27 1 00
COURT HOUSE NEWS
county court
Following licenses to marry have been
issued since our last report
Harold V Huff 21 and Mabel Green
wood 18 both of McCook Neb mar
ried Oct 30 by County Judge
Jake Leibbrandt 26 McCook and
Martha Boll 20 Indianola
Taylor 0 Gaines 49 andMrs Delia
M Oliver 46 both of Stratton Neb
Married Nov 4 by County Judge
Quality like blood tells Quality ex
plains the well earned popularity of the
Famous LoomiB High Patent Fours
Sold by McCook Flour and Feed Store
aiestic
ring Week of
McCook Markets
Merchants and dealers in McCook
today Thursday are paying the follow
ing prices
Corn 8 90
Wheat 70
Oats 40
Rye 60
Barley 40
Hogs 6 75
Butter eood blk20 22 to 2i
Eggs
I
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
S Conducted by the McCook W C T U
Demonstr
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Mrs McBride and Mrs Callen attend
ed the state W C T U convention
held in Lincoln Oct 18 to 20 They
report an enthusiastic convention
It was all business relative to the
years work Encouraging repoits
were read from different parts of the
state It is a great uplift to meet with
co workers and wo become enthused
when we meet with our sisters who have
become grey in the service and who are
earnestly working for state wide prohi
bition 1910
Mrs Wicks of Marion was elected as
a delegate to the great national conven
tion held at Omaha to represent the
western part of our state Mrs Laverty
of Orleans is our field worker for Red
Willow county
There was a gain of 565 members for
the union over last year
Nebraska now has a total of 4665 mem
bers who are proud to wear the white
ribbon
The next state convention will be held
in Fairbury
Our delegates were very hospitably en
tertained at Uuiversity Place Mrs
Daily our genial state vice president
saw that each delegate was provided
with a home while in the oity
Mrs Heald was reelected as state
president She is a faithful worker and
is a splendid leader Mrs Benjamin
the National Parliamentarian was at the
convention and was very much enjoyed
and appreciated She gave the conven
tion valuable aid in parliamentary drills
Mrs Orr read the plan of work for
1910 which later will be printed in
pamphlet form It is very comprehen
sive and should be in the hands of
every member
The convention closed Wednesday
noon
A special train over the Rock Island
took about 100 white ribboners on to
Omaha to attend the great national con
vention
Drink Wedding Breakfast coffee
and be happy At Hubers only
November
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Mckol plated Coffee S
Heavy Stamped Iron Marble- Copper Nickel plated Tea Copper
iJ WAT i WfaSfMA fe IXettlc Handsomely nickeled on Iot Handsomely nickeled on I
KaSBB I iTCd Kettle complete with cover
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I 1 Majestic fetl Made specially for the Majestic Set Made specially for the Majestic Set l
BARTLEY
The election being over all parties
interested can now pursue other occu
pations than politics
Sam Bryant carat home from Hast
ings to vote and returned Wednesday
Judge H W Keyes was a business
visitor in Bartley Wednesday of last
week
Mrs Baker has returned from her
visit in Iowa and
The basket ball team of Bartley went
to Beaver City last Saturday and had
a very pleasant time but were defeated
by the Beavers 27 to 20
Mr and Mrs John Ginther are re
joicing over their first baby which is
the exact image of its father
A baby boy came to cheer the home
of Mr and Mrs S R Grissell Monday
just on the eve of election
The people here are generally pleased
that Moore Naden and Skalla were re
elected
Mrs Lela Fidler Premer has return
ed to her home at Haigler
Mrs Mose King visited in the coun
try last week
Mrs Marion Rittenberg of Indianola
visited several days last week with
her parents Mr and Mrs John Durbin
of this village
Mrs James Carnahan visited in Cam
bridge last week
Mr and Mrs Robert Cox and Mrs J
S Miller and daughter Elsie visited in
Wilsonville Sunday last
Harry L Brown left Tuesday even
ing for Scotts Bluff to take his position
with the Star printing office
The Bell Telephone Co is putting up
new poles and cross arms for ten wires
Thats the swellest mount I ever
saw declared a young man the other
day while looking at one of our photo
mounts the kind intended for wall or
den decoration You will agree if
you see it Come in Kimmell Studio
1st door north of Commercial Hotel
YOU WILL
NEVER KNOW
A tenth of what is going
on in Town State Na
tion and World if you
fail to take
THIS PAPER
Order It ffotv Order It Jfoto I
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ouvenir Fre
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Set of Majestic Ware
If you will call at our store during our Majestic Demon
stration Week and allow us to show you tho manyndvntages
and tho superior qualities of the Great and Grand Majestic
R inge and will purchase one at the regular price we will
give you FREE the beautiful and useful Souvenir Sot of
Ware illustrated in this advertisement This ware is made
to match the quality of tho Majestic Ranges and we know
all ladies will see the beauty and utility of thiss t especially
the first three pieces which are entirely now and cannot be
had alone by purchase except at a very high price The
prices of Majestic Ranges are the same but we give the set
FREE with each Mnjestic Range nought ijuhino demon-
STKATION WKKK ONLY
Reasons Why the Great
Majestic You Should Buy
1st It has the reputation of being the best range money
can buy
2nd It not only has tho reputation but is the best rango
made and we will prove this to you if you will lotus
3rd It is constructed of Malleable Iron material you can
not beat and of Charcoal Iron material that resists rust 500
per cent greater than steel is riveted together air tight No
hoat escapes or cold air enters range thus uses very little
fuel to do perfect work
4th The reservoir alone is worth the price of the range
over any other reservoir mado It boils 15 gallons of water
is heated like a tea kettle with pocket against left hand lin
ing and is movable and sets on a frame hence cannot wear
out When water gets too hot it can be moved away from
the fire
MAJESTIC RANGES use less fuel heat more more water and heat it hotter costs practically nothing for repairs lasts three times as long bake better easier to keep clean and
If knew that the above statements were true wouldnt you buy a
give better satisfaction than any other range on the market yoo positively
Majestic at once Come in during Demonstration Week and we will prove it to you
McCOO
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A Mistaken
Idea
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Some people have an idea
that in order to have a
bank account they must
have a large sum to deposit
that the bank does not care
to be bothered by small
accounts
This however is not
true of the First National
Bank This bank welcomes
new accounts whether of
SI or 81000 and the same
courtesy and service is ac
corded the small depositor
as those in more fortunate
circumstances
It is our object and wish
to serve the public in finan
cial matters in a manner
that shall be satisfactory
to all old or young rich or
poor
We Want Your Banking
Business and will be
pleased to have you open
-an account with us
The
First
National
Bank of Mccook
By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co
Entered at postoffice McCook Nebraska as
second class matter Published weekly
Subscription 1 a Year in Advance
IflDIANOLA
Michael Madden an oldtime resident
of this county died on Tuesday morn
ing ct 6 oclock of heart trouble
A C Furman and daughter Bessie of
Fort CollinsColovisited here Wednes
day en route to their old home at Dan
buay
The Democrats of elected
their whole precinct ticket
Arch Carmichael and Ernest Kennedy
were McCook visitors this week
had business in McCook
H W Keyes
on Wednesday
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings have
been made in the county clerks office
since last report
Arthur P Sidebottom etux to
J H Weyenenth wd se qr 35-
A Few
s and Ends
B
argams
We have a few odds and ends in first class merchandise ia
the line of
WORK SUITS
which we are selling for a short time at greatly reduced
prices as follows
Youths Suits
6oo to 1600 values at
400 to 1200
Mens Suits
750 to 2000 values at
500 to 1600
Odd Coats
400 to 1000 values at
250 to 750
While these last you will have an opportunity you should
not pass up of securing desirable wearing apparel in the I
work suit line at bargain prices
ROZELLSONS
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