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A McMillen
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATE
In tho County Court of Red Willow County
State of Nebraska
In the matter of the estate of Nancy E Fnhno
stock deceased
1 J C Moore Cqunty Judfjo of Red W lllow
Couulj ni ka lereLy lli all
having claims and demands ugainst said c tatp
that 1 liae appointed the TolIowiiiK days for
tho reception examination and adjustment of
said claims and demaids as provided by law
at the county court room in McCook in said
county tovut December ttrd A D 190 at t
a m aud JulyJnd A D JUU at a m All per
sons interested in said estate will appear at
said time and place and duly present their said
claims aud demands in the manner required by
law or show cause for not so doing and in
cac any of said cliims should not be presented
by the lirst day of July A D 100 the same
shall be forever barred It is further ordered
that this notice be published four successive
weeks in Tin McCook Triuunb a newspaper
printed published and circulating in said county-Given
under my hand and seal of said county
court this ninth dy of November A D liHTJ
seal C Mookh
County Judge
Morlnu Ritchie Wolff Attorneys 1 Mt
NOTICE OF HEARING
In the County Court of Red Willow County
State of Nebraska
In the Matter of the estate of Margaret 1
Wade Deceased
To All persons interested in said estate
You are hereby notified that on the Gth day
of November 1J09 John H Wade filed his peti
i ion in the county court of said county pray
ing that letters of administration be issued to
I im upon the goods chattels rights aud cred
its of Margaret F Wade late of said county
eceased and that a hearing will be had upon
said petition at the county court room in tho
city of McCook in said county on the 27th day
of November 1909 at the hour of one oclock
P
Dated this Cth day of No ember 1909
sew J C Mooue
Cordeal McCarl County Judge
Attorneys for Petitioner ll 5ts
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The State of NebraskaRed Willow Countyss
In the County Court
In the matter of the estate of Dora Fiechtner
deceased To the creditors of said estate ou
are hereby notified that I will it at the Couu
ty Court room in McCook in aid county on the
18th day of April 1910 at one oclock p m to
examine claims against said estate with a view
to their adjustment aud allowance The time
limited for tho presentation of claims against
said estate is six months from this date
Witness my hand and the seal of said County
Court this 10th day of October 1909 21 4
Seal J C Moore County Judge
Boyle Eldred Attorneys
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ruBLismiR
Department of the Interior U S Land Office
at Lincoln Neb Oct 21 liVJ
Notice is hereby given that Arry B Kmzer of
Quick Neb who on Oct 12 lOttt made Home
stead J ntry No 1272 Serial No 06VT for lots
land section 1 township 4 north range U
west 6th principal meridian has fileii notice of
intention to mako final five year proof to estab
lish claim to the laud above described before
J C Moore ounty Judge at McCook Nebon
the 4th day of December 1909 Claimant names
as witnesses Simeon Cramer Ben Doyle
Chester Xelms all of Quick Neb and Joseph
Nelms of McCook Neb
Chas F shedd Register
County Commissioners Proceedings
McCook Nebraska November 12 1909
The board of county commissioners met pur
suant to adjournment present S Premer C B
Gray and F S Lofton county commissioners
and Chas Skalla county clerk
The minutes of the meeting held November 4
were read and motion approved
The following claims were audited and allow
ed aud the Clerk was instructed to draw war
rants on the county general fund levy of 1909
as follows
J H Huntwork judge of election Alli
ance precinct 3 00
Sol Premer same 3 00
F M Williams same and returns 7 00
G W Probasco clerk 3 00
Fred Jakob same 3 00
SchoolDistrictNo20 use of building
for election
Chas Kogers judge of election Beaver
precinct
S S Graham same
L Cann same and returns
300
400
400
sro
H E Woods clerk
Soren Simonson same
Danbury Hall Association use of build
ing for election 00
Wm Banmbach judge of election Bond-
ville precinct 3
Henry J Schamel same a 00
AJ Helta same
John Citaliiii clerk and returns
Fraul Dadek tlerk
Jacob linger uso of buildin for elec
tion putting up booths bcatand light
AT Wilson Judge of election Uox El
der precinct -
JM Urady name
J K Gordon same
1 II Do K I clerk
W I ricxhon mine and returns
D II Dojle Jr use of building for elec
tion putting up booth heilt and light
Ileury Ulireu judge of election Colo
man precinct
Michael Moore ntuio
Jotin H Mnith si m
Jake Hutz eleil
John Droll same aud returns
Si lool District No W uso of buihiing
for election
Sid iioy Dodge judge or election Dan
bury precinct aud returns
Ernst Weycneth judge
Otto Puelz same
S If Stilgebouer clerk v
W F DoMuy same
School District No 4 ue of buildiag
for election
Id Jacques judge of election Drift
wood precinct
Francis Swartz same
I II same tmd returns
C E Rector clerk
John Heslerworth same
School District No 1C use of building
fur election
DJ Jennings judge of election East
Valley precinct
William W Kite same
George Chuudler iiiie
ALCoehau clerk
E E Shoemaker same and returns
Otto Webber use of building for elec
tion putting up booth heat aud dray
Hartley Milling Co light bill
Joseph McKher judge of election
Fritsch precinct and returns
James Carmicliael judge
S O Hoagland same
Arch Hatcher clerk
C M Gobeu tamo
School District No 12 uso of building
for election
Joseph McKher putting up booth
Alex Ellis judge of election Gervor pre
cinct
M Austin same
C M Lofton Mimeaid returns
Don Thompson elei k
Hen Hawkins same
School District No y use of building
for election
A M Benjamin judge of election
Grant precinct and returns
Lj man Miller judge
Chas R Leo same
Roy Albrecht clerk
John II Wesch same
School District No HI uso of building
for election
C 1 Hoag judge of election Indinnola
precinct aud returns
Frank Necl judge
Chester Strockey same
I Dutcher clerk
F N Kentley same
City Hall Association uso of building
for election
Henry Hortoa judge of election Leba
non precinct and returns
D F Hup judge
William Holt same
E E Devoe Jr clork
Everett Moore same
S It Jolly uso of building for election
John R Brown judge of election Miss
ouri Ridgo precinct
John Weskamp same
Joseph Junker Jr same
Albert Axtell clerk and returns
A E Allen clerk
School District No 33 uso or building
for election
W E McKiliip judge of election North
Valley precinct
J A Malmburg same
John Ogorzolka same and returns
George Hardy clerk
E Hart same
School District No 9 uso of building
for election
RA Watkins judge of election Perry
precinct
John Thomas same
C H Harman same and returns
Ed Flilcraft clerk
Guy Garlick same
School District No 23 use or building
Tor election
F C Smith judge of election Red Wil
low precinct
diss Suiter same
John P Reiter same
Clark Hedges clerk
George Rollins sameand returns
School District No 2 use of building
Tor election t
P N Fough judge or election Tyrone
precinct and returns
John Haag judge
T J Sammous same
Walt McTaggart clerk
C S Blair same
School District No i2 uso of building
for election
Al Wagy judge of election Valley
Grange precinct -
William Sigwing same
Frank Johnson same and returns
John Burtless clerk
Christ Troester same
School District No 31 use of building
for election
G R Gale judge of election 1st ward
1st precinct
HN Rosebush same
R J Hamiltou same
CD Ritchie clerk
E O Williams clerk
Commercial HotelIuse of building for
election
M J Clark judge of election 1st ward
2d precinct
John Trout same
A P Wood same
S SJarvey clerk
W A Middleton same
W W McMillen use of building for
election
FJ Hassler judge of election 2nd
ward 1st precinct
Conrad Krieger same
MR Osborn same
A C Ebert clerk
George Burgess same
Conrad Amen judge of election 2d ward
2d precinct
W Hosier same
j R Osborn same
I Robert Gatewood clerk
I J W Spencer same
I H II Berry use of of building fer
don
J W Underbill putting up- and tak
ing down booths iu McCook
J L SimsCoroners juror Jolly case
Dr R B Campbell
A CHardin
DB McCarty
William P Koons
HFAustin
Dr W A DeMay Coroner holding in
quest in Jolly case
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4 00
4 00
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4 00
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4 00
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3 00
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5 60
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Mrs Alice Jolly witness in Jolly caso 2 00
F M Himmell prinlii K notice of elec
tion JW
F M Kimmell ballots for general elec
tion
superintendent
George Fowler janitor work Oct 19C9
II I Peterson salary as sheriff Oct 1909
II I Peterson boarding W D Kearney
E F Osborn alary as deputy sheriff
October 1909
E F Osborn jailor lees O t 1909
E F Osborn boarding prisoner Oct 09
Nebraska Tel Co October imd Not em
ber phone rent Sept and Oct toll
McCook hlectric Co light Tor Oct
W A DeMay Lumber Co lumber
Perry Pee Co lumber
J II Yarger plastering in court house
Geo Elbert steel ceilings in court house
S Premer commissioner services
C B Gray
F S Lorton
iOLElSIMSMI
11 00
F M Kimmell ink pen holders and
supplies for election boards 2 55
F M Kimmell stationery for county
elork
F M Kimmell statiouerj and printing
for superintendent 5 30
F M Kimmell tax notice Tor county
treasurer 20
F M Kiuiniell delinquent ti x list and
sale notice 1 13 09
F M Kimmell printing coma issioners
proceedings 12 90
State Journal Co 7U00 ISWJ tix receipts
aud cash book 120 12
State Journal Co general election sui -
plies and oil books 59 25
Klopp Hartlett Co 1 set Cobbey 2 ol
Statute lor ounty Attorney 12 00
Klopp Ai Hartlett Co supplies i l Oct 3 30
Klopp Hartlett Co supplies in Oett -
bcr for Clerk Judge aud treasurer 24 15
Klopp Hartlett Co 2 sets Cob
bey 2 vol statutes at 24 CO
Mortgage blanks for County
Clerk at COO
Note books and ink Tor Court
Reporter 20 20
Express freight and drayage
on above nt 1 Si
Total 57 75 above claims weie on motion re
jected as these goods were not ordered by tho
couaty clerk who is tho authorized purchasing
ngent ol nil county supplies
University Pub Co supplies to county
50
30 00
100 00
7 00
25 00
4G50
17 00
42 30
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2iJ7 45
111 79
9 50
427 00
20 60
12 10
27 CO
and on tho Road funds of the respctivo commis
sioner districts as follows
Otto Puelz sand and labor on cement
culvert com dist No 1 31 CO
Herman Reiners road work in Bond-
ville com dist No 1 14 CO
Jacob Unger same C 50
Henry Schamel same S 00
Henry Karspeck same 12 00
William Wall same 7 00
Charles Weintz same S 50
Jacob Wall same 7 50
Ray Bahr 6 50
P N Kough same Tyrone precinct 8 75
Don L Thompson 13 loads of sand for
bridge in Gerver G 50
C G Wilhelm work on bridge aud haul
ing sand and cement 39 00
John Ernst road work in Tyrone pre
cinct com dist No 1 13 75
G W Probasco sime Alliance dist No 2 3 00
S C Rnyer samo Indianola 2 50
Henry Conrad same 13 50
Peter Fossen same 150
W P Uronmfield same Red Willow 1 50
Tho following claims were examined and on
motion rejected
A M Loch work and expenditures in
Spauldiug case 17 75
Geo D Barnard it Co supplies to sher
iff 12 50
D B Walker board and care of Christ
Larson 2 CO
The claim of poll tax refund of J R VanHorn
of SG 00 for 1906 1907 and 190s was rejected upon
the advice of tho county attorney
The following claims for road work filed by
T S Draper were ordered paid out of the road
district fund of Road District No 4 orders to
bo drawn by the road overseer
T S Draper road work in Pox Elder 4 50
Martin Kennedy same S 50
John Brady samo 1 50
The Board having asked for a written opin
ion of the County Attorney in the matter of the
sheriffs salary and fees ordered the following
opinion of tho Count Attorney to be placed on
the record and placed on file The written
opinion being in words and figures as follows
Opinion of the Colnty Attorney
In the laws of 1907 in Effect april 6th 1907
The law was changed to read as Follows
The Sheriffs of the several Countys of this
State Shal Bo allowed By the county board
For their Services a Salary Pr Year as follow s
in counties of not more than ten thousand
Population in tho discretion of the board not
to exceed tho sum of OneThousaud Dollars aud
in counties from ten to Sixteen Thousand popu
lation Twelve hundred Dollars Ac Said Salar
ies Shal be paid in Monthly installments at tho
end of each Mouth By warrant Drawn on tho
general fund of the county
Then the same Legislature Passed the follow
ing law
Tbe Sheriff Shall oa the First tuesday in Jani
ary April and July and October of each Year
Make a report to the Board Of county commis
sioners or Supervisors under oath Showing the
different items of fees except Mileage collect
ed or earned From whom at what time for
whatserrice and tho total amount Feescollect
ed or earned By such oilicer since the last re
port and also the amount collected or Earned
for the current Year And he shall then Pay all
Fees earned to tho county Treasurer
Now mark You ho shall THEN pay all
fee earned to the county Treasury ho is to
Turn into tho treasurer all of the fees he has
collected Bring you a receipt for the same at
the end of each Quarter and make his report
Then you audit his account and if the county
j owes any thing on account of fees in Criminal
or any other case prossecuted By the county
You allow the same and direct the warrant Paj -
able to tbe treasurer of the county and not to
J tho sheriff Because he gets his pay in a salary
and not in fees and all of the fees are payable
to the county Treasurer at the end of each
Quarter
Sidney Dodge
County Attorney
The Clerkhaving advertised for sealed bids
for the building of bridges in the county for the
coming year aud November 12 1909 at 2 oclock
p m being the time set for the opening or said
bids the Board proceeded to open the bids on
file The Board found the bids of the Midland
Bridge Co of Kansas City Mo of C H Wil
liam of Schuyler Nebr of the Monarch Con
struction Company of Falls City Nebr and of
the Standard Bridge Co of Omaha Nebraska
on file After due consideration the Board on
motion accepted the bid of the Standard
Bridge Compauy as the lowest and best and
contract ordered entered into with said Com
pany
On motion Board adjourned to meet Novem
ber 30 1909
S Premer Chairman
Attest Chas Skalla County Clerk
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and deepens with
every passing year
and the scenes and
memorials of hi
grand career ar
viewed with evei
growing rev letu e
JJelles statues pot-
traits etc of the great man never hoc
Interest and In the near future a me
morial is to be erected to his ineiiion
that the entire country may share in
and feel proud of
For several years the George Vnli
ington Memorial association has been
before the public and a great maiiv
prominent people have been in erested
lu it This movement has received a
new- Impetus recently plans having
been made to give it a wider scope
which seem to insure complete success
lu the undertaking These plans in
elude giving the patriotic men and wo
men throughout the country a chance
to assist in the good work with sub
scriptions of SI or more and to a waken
interest among the school children and
let them feel that they have tin owner
ship so to speak in the memorial ihe
will each be asked to give the small
sum of 10 cents
The George Washington Memorial
association was incorporated in the
city of Washington In September
1808 in response to a call made to
the patriotic women of this country in
August of the same year The asso
ciation determined to raise it fund for
the erection of a building to be known
as the George Washington Memorial
building in commemoration of our tirst
president and his interest in highei
education in America
Many perhaps all know that Wash
Ington in his last will July 17 pro
vided 23J00 for the endowment of a
university in the District of Columbia
This legacy is no longer available and
all the more therefore should we con
sider it a privilege to assist in carry
ing out the thought so often expressed
by Washington m his various mes
sages to the congress and in hi fare
well address Promote then as sin
object of primary importance
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THE OEOKOE WASIIIKGTON MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
tions for the general diffusion ot
knowledge lie also urged the pro
motion of science and literature
George Washington was a broad
minded man and there is no doubt
that if he were living today he would
recognize that such institutions as
Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia
Johns Hopkins Chicago Stanford and
many others of similar character have
accomplished the purpose he had in
mind at that time But he would alio
realize that in the general advance in
all lines of activity bearing on the
education and welfare of the people
there is still a great work to be accom
plished in this general diffusion of
knowledge and the promotion of sci
ence and literature At the present
time there are no suitable facilities
for bringing together at Washington
the patriotic scientific educational lit
erary and art activities of our nation
that may need such opportunities as
will be provided
The building will be dedicated to the
increase and diffusion of knowledge in
all lines of human activity that will
conduce to the advancement of the
welfare of mankind
It is to be well located attractive in
appearance practical In plan and con
struction and of the most durable char
acter It is to be planned so as to fur
nish a home and gathering place foi
national patriotic scientific education
al literary and art organizations that
maj need such accommodations in
cluding the Washington Academy of
Sciences and its sixteen affiliated so
cieties It will furnish a place where
all the patriotic societies both north
and south may testify to their love
for the Father of His Country Tbe
building will contain a great hall or
auditorium and room for large con
gresses such as the recent tuberculo
sis congress rooms for small and large
meetings office rooms and students
research rooms
THE DAVIS CUP
Two Americans to Pla In Australia
For the Cherished Trophy
Lovers of tennis the world over nre
keenly interesied in the international
tenuis comiHtitlon to be held in Aus
tralia Nov J7 and 28 and It prom
Ises to bo one of the most iuterestliu
sport events ever played in that conn
try The match Is for the Davis cup
which two years ago was won by Wil
ding and Hrooks representing Au
tralia The Davis cup as It Is com
monly called has leconie the gll
edged trophy of the lawn tennis world
Dwlght F Davis formerly a lltr
vard man traveled abroad In INDJi oi
a lawn tennis trip He was one of th
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he was on the other side be suggested
the plan of an international trophy
and the British received it with en
thusiasm When he returned to th
country he completed the plans and in
1900 the trophy was put up
From 1000 to 1003 the Davis cup
was held by the United States from
1003 to 1007 by the United Kingdom
and for the past two years it has been
held by Australia In 1008 Wright
and Alexander journeyed to the antip
odes from this country in sin effort
to bring back the cherished trophy but
failed and two other American play
ers Melville Long and Maurice Mc
Laughlin have now gone after it
GOTHAMS SKYSCRAPER
Metropolitan Life Building Is the
Tallest In the World
Two sleepy looking urchins stood
looking up at Gothams tallest office
building recently Said one
Hully gee Bill but Id like to git a
job in de top tloor of dat moon buster
What furV asked the other in as
tonishment
Why was the reply with a long
ing sigh when youse got to your floor
it d be time to quit work fur de day
The structure the boys were looking
at was the Metropolitan Life buildinp
in New York city the tower of which
has just been completed and it doe
strike one in trying to sight the top ol
it that ir would mean a days journej
to get ther The big structure is one
of the great sights of the metropolis
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rising C57 feet above the sidewalk
with forty eight of its stories abow
the ground From rhe foundation its
total height is GOO feet and it has a to
tal floor area of 10S3GG3 square feet
about twenty five acres
Previous to the completion of the
Metropolitan Life building thp Singer
structure also of New York had the
honor of being the worlds highest
building rising 012 feet
NOTICK OP SPIT
Fatmlu N Olbbs LiilVlvcrt V P UAAn
Nellie Wilsoi V V Vilon Iht Imxbaad true
name unknown Willi in Al lib Mr Wil
Ham M Uibbx his wife Mary lluntoii William
Clarl Mm Wil lam Clark hi wife DoumI
Clark Mrs Dt usel Clark hi 4 wife mill Kirt
laud C riuld Pefeidaut ou nnil ohcIi uf
Ou aiu hereby iitillel that Cordelia a rnoM
plaitltilf lirrcin hei illcil hrr petition Himiacl
voti in the di tr rt court lt d Willow Cnunly
Kotira ka the object aud prnjer ot wheli urn
to confirm the title of the hiiuilT H kimhv
divided one third iuti rist in lol Ihe HIocIl
KourlciMMll in ilie Original Town if lei ook
Ked Willow County Nebraska mill th tiileoi
the defendants l itiiiii N tiihb Inl elv W
P UibtH Nellie Wil oii nut William M lulilw
in an undivided oiiivtwi lflli In oiiid
property and the title of tie- defoi iIhuih Marj
iluuton William Clark aud PiMivel Clark in no
uuciiuledone ninlli interest in aid profcrly
mid for a drciee for Ihu partition of all of Mint
real e tate in ai fordanco li the intfret it
tho par if- and for lo sa e of said real ette
in nf cxeii tin- eaniou he inhnMy
dividid nnd the diiciou of the proouedrfuf
a id -ale t n t o imrth fi tntd Ity ilin
ourt to I e eniiied there o ami Unit all other
defi ilniu irnj be barred uf any iitU reii
thfPMti
Ymi nre r ipi r d to answer ail peti am ou
or l for Moi day the Cth la of Uteenilx r
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Cordi lia Aruolil
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CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEFlEMS
Conokkciational Sunday scliool at
10 n ni Prajer meeting Wednesday
evening at eight oclock Tho public
is cordially invited to these serviced
Episcopal Prenching services nt St
Albana church at 11 a in nnd 730 p
m Sunday school at 10 n in Com
munion 1st Sundajs 11 a in 3rd
m each month All are
wolcomo to these services
E R Eakle Kector
Catholic Order of services Maa
830 am Mass and sermon 103 am
Evoning sorvico at 8 oclock Sundar
Bchool230 p m Every Sunday
Wm J Kikwin O M I-
Methodist Sunday school atl0ani
Sermons by pastor at 11 and b ChtbS
at 12 Junior League at 3 Epwortk
League at 645 Prayer meeting Wed
nesday night at 745
Bryant IIowk Pastor
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Evangelical Lutheran li e g u I a t
German preaching services in church
corner of E and Gth street east evetj
Sunday morning at 1000 All German
cordially invited
RevWm Bkueogeman
607 5th St East
Christian Science 210 Mail Ave
nue Services Sunday at 11 a m and
Wednesday at 8 p m Reading Room
open all tho time Science literature
on Bale Subject for next Sunday
Soul and Body
Evangelical Lutheran Congrega
tional Sunday School at 930 a ra
Preaching at 1030 a m and 730 p m
by pastor Junior C E at 130 p m
Senior C E at 700 p m Prayer
meetings every Wednesday and Satur
day evenings at 730 All Germane
cordially invited to these services
Rev GustavIIenkelmawn
505 3rd street West
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Office Over Ludwicks Furniture
Store No 300 Main avenue
Office Hours From 000 to 1100 am
and 200 to 400 p m
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Real Estate
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Room Two over McConnells drug
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