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RED WILLOW
Jacob Longneckor and family came in
on Friday night for a short visit with
tho homofolks
Mr Elmers G3 birthday wbb celebrat
ed by all hi3 children meeting at Louis
Longneckers and partaking of a sump
tuous dinner
The first of the week at John Long
neckers three sons and their wiveB two
daughters and eight grandchildren
gathered around the old folks
Mrs Ben King has been quite sick
but is bettor now
They had a charivari at Art Ruggles
Saturday
Mrs Paul Smith is still at Owens
Longneckers
A Card
This is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money if
Foleys Honey and Tar fails to cure your
cough or cold It stops the cough heals
the luns and prevents serious results
from a cold prevents pneumonia and
consumption Contains no opiates
The genuine is in a yellow package
Refuse substitutes A McMillan
Typewriter ribbons for sale at The
Tribune office
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DAKBDRY
Mrfl Finloy Scarrow arrived home
Tuesday last for a visit with her par
ents
Roy Thomas and wife left Monday
last for their homo in Washington
Rev Eirlo speke Wedno3day night
at the Congregational church to a full
house
Sleigh riding is the order of tho day
Prof Morris will a give few selections
of music for tho concert in the near
future
Charles Hendricks has Btarted a skat
ing rink in the implement building
Miss Lonora Hestorworth is working
for V A Stone
Frank Yarnall has accepted a position
clerking in W A Stones store
Dr Campbell of Lebanon was up on a
business tip Friday last
13 H Smiley had two cars of sheep
shipped in last Friday
Sol Stilgebouor of Marion was down
Saturday looking after his business in
terest
Tho W C T U of Marion met at G
i Morgans place Thmsday
Tho school will gix o a large program
for Thanksgiving Wednesday
Miss Edna Downey of Wilsonvillo was
up Saturday doing some chopping
Mrs Gertrude Thomas and Mrs Bil
lixtor wero Atwood visitors Saturday
Theo Faubion of Lebanon was up
Sunday visiting a friend out in Kansas
A number of young folks of Lebanon
were up to tho dance Saturday night
If you desire a clear complexion take
Foleys Orino Laxative for constipation
and liver troubles as it will stimulate
those organs and thoroughly cleanse
your system which is what every one
needs in order to feel well
A McMillen
GRANT
Miss Bornice Dowling of Cambridge
is the teacher of district 51
Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Wesch
November 8th a fine boy baby
We understand that George Schrei
ber is going to live on the Rowland
homestead next year
Roy Albrecht has been selected as
school director in district 51 to succeed
A M Benjamin resigned and moved to
Missouri
A M Benjamin and family departed
last week for Missouri where they ex
pect to reside
John A Hoffman is building a new Eod
house
Foleys Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney or bladder trouble that is
not beyond the reach of medicine
Cures backache and irregularities that
if neglected might result in Brights
disease or diabetes A McMillen
MARION
Several of tho W C T U members
attended tho mothors meeting in Dan
bury last mid week
Jim Malono tho Herndon miller was
in town on business one day last week
Mesdamos Sandon and Naden of Dan
bury visited at tho Stilgobouer home
between trains one day last wook
E Galusha did a little plastering for
F M Yoator north of town Friday
Born To Ernest Schwoitzonberger
and wifo on Wednesday Nov 17th a
boy
Mrs Millie Billings of Danbury visit
ed with Mrs Hannah Shoroy a few days
last week
Mrs Jennie Pew returned to her
home at Hebron Nob after a few
weeks visit with her son A C and
family
Mrs Zella Durham of Stanton Iowa
visited at tho J E Dodge home last
week
Martin Nilsson mado a trip to Super
ior last week to inspect an alfalfa mill
at that place
Ernr3t Galusha put up a new concrete
chimney on the Fairview school house
Saturday
A L Lingo entertained a sister from
Lebanon over Sunday
Road Overseer Newberry of Lmirel
Dell ropaired tho bridge joining tho
town site the first of the week
The W C T U met in regular ses
sion at tho Nilsson home Thursday
and enjoyed a Thanksgiving praad
Misses Gatewood and Hull spent
Thanksgiving vacation at McCook
Eben Bray was under the doctors j
care the first of the week
NORTH VALLEY
Mrs Wm Bell visited Sunday aftor
noon with Mrs Ed Eigelhoff
Mrs George Hardy and daughters
Mary and Ruth visited Sunday after
noon with Mrs Luciau Harte and child
ren
Charlie and Ernest Bell visited Mon
day with Robert Lierloy and wife and
Mrs A Utter
Ed Eigelhoff is working early and
lato every day that is fit at present on
his new barn so as to get it done before
winter sets in in earnest
A train struck and killed a valuable
cow for Mr Trumbull first of this week
Mr and Mrs Wm Bell and sons visit
ed Thursday with Mr and Mrs Chas
Ginther
Charlie Bell is one of the jurors for
the next of court at McCook which
commences Nov 29
We failed to report in our last weeks
items the birth of a daughter to Mr
and Mrs Lucian Harte on Nov 13 and
the birth a daughter to Mr and Mrs
Chas Lutcavish on Nov i
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Mr and Mrs Pierco Oxley and Miss
Pearl OlniBtead visitod Sunday with
Joo Saylor aud daughtor Bessie
Mrs Mary Olmstead aud daughtor
Mario visited Sunday with Mr and
Mrs A B Easter and family v
Bernarr Oxley viaitod all day Monday
with his grandparents Mr and Mrs
Everett Oxley
Grandma Olnntoad Mr and Mrs II
W Olmstead of Hartley visited Tues
day with Mr aud Mrs E Oxley and
family
Misu Maud Konnard who has been
working for Mrs Georgo Bentley for tho
past two weeks returned to her home
in Canibridgo Saturday
Win Ni jholsju went to Holdrego
Inst Friday morning on No 12 to take
medical treatment He returned on
No Sunday morning
BOX ELDER
Maxwell Wolfe and wifo are tho par
ents of t fiao big son
Born to Joss Doyle nnd wife Sunday
night a son
Mrs Stephen Bolles Sr and son
Orla returned Sunday from their visit
in KansHs
Mr ano Mrs A T Wilson visited at
T M Campbells Sunday
Mr and Mis D B Doyle Jr is very
sick
Mr and Mrs M Branan expect to
leave rxt Thursday for the eastern
part of thd state where they will make
their honib
A T Wilson expects to leave in a few
days to look for a new location
J W Logan will have his sale Wed
nesday after which he will move to
Missouri
BARTLEY
List week Mr and Mrs Abraham
Sije celebrated tho 5Gth anniversary of
their marriage at the home of their son
J R Sipo and family
The Degree of Honor was visited by
one of the grand fiicers After busi
ness was finished they enjoyed a fine
supper the ladies of the order had pre
pared
A correspondent of the Indianola Re
porter said Jake Fritz was married last
week ake says it is all a mistake but
he would be pleased if it were true
Will Premer came down from Akron
Colorado Saturday and has gone to
Cambridge where he is working with
the Burlington carpenter gang
Mr and Mrs Smith Durbin went to
Lincoln last week where Mr Durbin
took the civil service examination Sat
urday They returned to Bartley Mon
day
Thanksgiving service was held in the
Christian church Thursday Rev Nor
lin of the Methodist church preached
the sermon
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Hunger makes me think of you7
Thought of you makes me hungry
Between the thought and sight of you
Indeed Fm always hungry
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But with appetite awaiting
a nickle in hand and you
in store who could wish
for anything more
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Henry Cozad for many years an in-
dustrioiiH citizen of Hartley and vicinity
has traded his farm near Freedom for
two sections of land 12 miles northwest
of McCook and will move thero in tho
spring Wo lose a good man from our
midst and we commend him to his
neighbors in the southwest part of tho
county
Mrs Ora Stevens went to Cambridge
Sunday evening
Mr A J Caton returned from tho
eastern part of tho state Monday eve
ning
Frank Clark took tho civil sorvice ex
amination at Lincoln last Saturday
Lyman Jennings wont to Lincoln
Tuesday to be present at the wedding
of his granddaughter Miss Rollings
who will bo married Thanksgiving day
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The Cheap
and Big
Can Kind
In this can you get
more substance but
Dot more baking
powder It is great
in quantity only
not in economy
not in satisfaction
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Elmer Turpin wont to Havana with
h s mother Tuosday who will visit with
hor Hon Anco Turpin and family for
awhilo
Mr and Mrs F A Hodgkin Mr and
Mrs CowIoh Mr and Mrs R R Hodg
kin and Grandma Hodgkin took Thanks
giving dinner with Mr and Mrs Ira
Ritchio Thoy had a ploasant time
long to bo remomborod
Dr and Mrs Brown look Sunday
dinner with Mr and Mrs W B Downs
Dr Hart deputy stato veterniary sur
geon inspected the cattlo and Iioubos of
Mr W B Downs Monday preparatory
to shipping thorn to Colorado where ho
and Mrs Djwns will aoon inovo to make
their homo near Yuma They aro ox
CJilent citizens and wo regret their re
moval from us
Why it
Pays
To use
CALU
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INSTEAD OF CHEAP AND BIG CAN
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You simply cannot cct as good re
sults from the cheap and blj can
kind tho baUinir cannot be as evenly
raised It cannot be as delicious It
cannot bo as pure and wholesome
because tho quality Is not there
And It cannot be anymore economi
cal Calumet Is medium in price
the standard Mb size can costs 2jc
Less of It is required and the bakinir
is certain to be better Trv one can
if not satisfactory your money will
be returned
Calumet Received Highest Award-
World a Pure- Food Exposition
FREE lanre handsome rnRiunhnni
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Do You Feel This Way
IJo you feel nil tircu out Do you sometimes
think you just cant work away at your profes
sion or trade any longer Do you have a poor
tite and lay awake at nights unable to sleep r Arc
your nerves all gone and your stomach too Has am
bition to forge ahead in the world left you If so you
might as well put a stop to your misery You can do it if
you will Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery will
make you a different individual It willset your lazy liver
to work It will set things right in your stomach and
your appetite will come back It will purify your blood
If there is any tendency in your family toward consumption
it will keep that dread destroyer away Even after con
sumption has almost gained a foothold in the form of a
lingering cough bronchitis or bleeding at the lungs it will bring about a
cure in 98 per cent of all cases It is a remedy prepared by Dr K V Pierce
of Buffalo N Y whose advice is given free to all who wish to write him His
great success has come from his wide experience and varied practice
Dont be wheedled by a penny grabbing dealer into taking inferior substi
tutes for Dr Pierces medicines recommended to be just as good Dr
Pierces medicines are of known composition Tiieir every ingredient printer-
on their wrappers Made from roots without alcohol Contain no habit
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For Rent
A well improved farm of 320 acres
200 acres under cultivation one mile
and a half from McCook S CoitDEAr
JOHN E KELLEY
ATTORNEY AT LAW and
BONDED ABSTEACTEB
McCook Nebraska
C3Agent of Lincoln Land Co and of McCook
Waterworks Office in Postollice bnildintr
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