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MARIUR
Miss VIrgio Rooscb from northeast of
Danbury visited at the Stilgebouer
homo n fow days oloso of last week
Kay Van Pelt and Gilbert Bock from
Sherman Township Kansas ore new
hands at the ranch
Mra Inez Etberodgc from Kansap
helped Mrs Fred Furman with her
sewing the past woek
Mrs Susan Scalf was over from the
Sappa county recently visiting at the
Sutton and Furman homos
John M Wojk will lecture at tho
school house April 21 8 p m subject
Whats so and what isnt aboutsocial
ism
Mosdames J E Dodgo W W Roda
baugh B F Darnell W F Van Pelt
drove over to Ooerlin onoday last week
on W C T U business
Mr Partridge of the mill forco visited
at his home at Mindon over Sunday
C II Angell and L D Newberry
took two loads of apples to Oberlin one
day last week
Mr Beoll of Woodruff Kansas was
an over Sunday visitor with his daugh
ter Miss Boall
Mrs Madge Emorson and children
were over from McCook a few days laBt
week visiting her parents Jesse Smith
and wife north of town
Dr Bartholomew returned from Lin
coln last week leaving Mrs Bartholo
mew doing nicely although it is very
uncertain when she will be able to come
home The doctors mother of Lebanon
accompanied him home
Marten Nilsson purchased sbveral car
loads of corn and wheat that had been
injured by the elevator fire at Holdrege
recently
C L Bodwell and Ed Pennington of
Lebanon were visitors between trains
last week
Mpsdames E Inez Wicks Dora Nils
son Birdie Dodge and Emma Van Pelt
urn delegates to the county convention
o W C T U at Indianola Tues-
I V Noe of Danbury put down sever-
ill i u on the ranch last week
- - Stilgebouer was a Grand Island
I- -- visitor last week
iiii pa Bartholomew of Lebanon
-- over Sunday visitor at the doc
tors
vi Gatewood and Miss Huff attend-
Mi oducatimal association at Alma
1 5nursday and Friday
i i juty Assesor A J Greer is busy
tl -a days doing the assessing
S Sanders and family entertained
V- Richards and wife from Kansas
s turday and Sunday Mrs Richards
H a sister of Mr Sanders
Watch For the Comet
The Red Dragon of the sky Watch
the children for spring couch and colds
Careful mothers keep Foleys Honey and
Tar in the house It is tho best and
safest prevention and cure for croup
where the nepd is urgent and immediate
relief a vital necessity Contains no
opiates or harmful drugs Refuse sub
stitutes A McMillen
BARTLEY
We need count v option A late ac
currence here fully proves tho need
Two partieB of this vicinity went to
McCook last Saturday and brought
home two gallons of liquor and a ease of
beer The result was eight drunk men
in Bartley Sunday and one of iheni a
justice of the peace If we had county
option towns nearby McCook need not
h Her from the saloon traffic in liquor
ti y could vote the city dry
Unndpa Hoppee died at his sons
p i ence west of town last week and
u s uned in tho cemetery here Rev
N rim preached the funeral
Ei i Axtell has returned from Stock-
V
ines Finegan will be operated upon
thi for appendicitis
Mr W Hoppees sister Mrs Carrie
R 1 1 it Sheridan Wyoming come in
Priil one day late to attend the funer
al of hr father The grave had been
left open and she was taken at onco to
the and viewed the body after
whcn the grave was filled
Cambridge high school and Bartley
high school played a nice game of base
ball here Friday Score 2 to 3 in favor
of Cambridge team
Peter Nelson visited here part of last
week with his son and family j
Mrs John Durbin has gone to Grover
Colorada to meet her husband That
will be their future residence
Mrs Chas Cammack of Dundy
county is here on a visit with her moth
er Mrs Blackson
Mrs Flink has returned from Lincoln
and again taken up her residence io
Bartley Her daughter Lena will be
with her in a short time
The ladies basket ball team of Cul
bertson came down last week Thurs
day and contested for a victory with the
ladies team here result 25 to 4 in favor
of Bartley The Culbertson team was
a very nice company of young ladies in
deportmentjandplayed good ball They
bore their defeat cheerfully and hope to
even the score when the return game is
played atCulbertson
Last Saturday evening the below
named parties of Bartley attended the
Degree of Honor meeting at Indianola
Dr and Mrs Hatborn R R Hodgkin
und wife D 0 Bakor wife and daugh
ter Ira Ritchio and wife Floyd Hodg
kin Mao Smith Elma Hodgkin and
Kate Sipe Nine new members were
takeu in and a banquet closed the
pleasant meeting The grand chief and
vice grand of Nebraska were present
Leo Simpson returned Sunday eve
ning from the Northwestern college of
pharmacy at Chicago and is again in
employ of C M Babbitt in his fine
drug store hero
The W C T U held an interesting
meeting here Tuesday of this week
Harry L Brown has been appointed
census enumerator for East Valley and
Tyrone precincts
Frank Clark and Mrs Florence Clark
went to Council Bluffs last week
Tho brick work is completed on the
Jones building
G W Jones is recovering nicely and
expects to be out this week
There will be a wrestling match here
this Friday evening in the opera house
between Clarence Bush and George
Gion middle weight ohampion of Ne
braska
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Remember you can obtain Rexall Rem
edies in McCook only at our store The
Rexall Store L W McConnell
One Conductor Who Was Cured
Mr Wilford Adams is his name and
he writes about it Some time ago I
was confired to my bed with chronic
rheum I used two bottles of
Foleys Kidney Remedy with good ef
fect and the third bottle put me on my
feet and I resumed work as conductor
on the Lexington Ky Street Railway
It gavo me more relief than any medi
cine I had ever used and it will do all
you claim in cases of rheumatism
Foleys Kidney Remedy cures rheuma
tism by eliminating the uric acid from
thebood A McMillen
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DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
for McCook People to Neglect
The great danger of kidney troubles
is that they get a firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them Health is
gradually undermined Backache
headache nervousness lameness sore
ness lumbago urinary troubles dropsy
diabetes and Bri hts disease follow in
mercieds succpssion Dont neglect
your kidneys Cure the kidneys witn
the certain and safe remedy Doans
Kidney Pills
Mrs M J Wyatt Minden Nebr
says For eight years I suffered from
acute attacks of backache brought on
by a disorder of my kidneys My con
dition was such at times that I was
hardly able to stoop and to go up and
down stair was an action attended with
much misery If I exerted myself a
dull aching across my back would be
come so acute that I would be forced
to lie down and rest The secretions
from my kidneys were also too frequent
in action and annoyed me a great deal
I became tired and languid was restless
nights and arose in the morning all
worn out A few months ago I began
taking Doans Kidney Pills and found
such prompt and gratifying results that
I continued their use until completely
cured
Plenty more proof like this from Mc
Cook people Call at McConnells drug
store and ask what customers report
For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents
Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name Doans and
take no other
Good results always follow the use of
Foleys Kidney Pills They give prompt
relief in all cases of kidney and bladder
disorders are healing strengthening and
anti septic Try them A McMillen
There is no cough medicine so popular
as Foleys Honey and Tar It never
fails to cure coughs colds croup and
bronchitis A McMillen
DANBURY
Modoline McDonald came homo fiom
Boaver City Thursday for a two days
vacation with the home folks
Mark RobertB is in this vicinity travel
ing for tho Life Insurance Company of
Lincoln
Minnio Nelson Helen McCarty and
Ruth Waugh of Lebanon were up
Saturday to take in the show
T E McDonald S G Bastian Otto
Pulz and W Stileebouer were Lebanon
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Visitors
Bertha Doud helped in tho News of
fice Thursday
Our teacher went to Alma Wednes
day to attend the Nebraska Teachers
Association
Rex Miles and M Green left Monday
last for Missouri Kansas and Mexico
where he will look after real estate
Henry Williams is working in Chas
Gentrys blacksmith ship
Mrs W H Harris and children left
Saturday last for an indefinite visit with
relatives at Steele City Neb
J M Work the socialist speaker will
givo a lecture in the hall April 22nd
B B Smiley is building an Alfalfa
Mill on his farm west of town
W P Crosby was an over Sunday
visitor at Wilsonville last week
T E McDonald and family Sundayed
at C W Rogers
A number from here went up on Mis
souri Ridge to see them play Basket
Ball Sunday
A large audience was out to greet the
Devizes Kansas Home Talent play It
was a very nice play and each person
acted tbeir part well
RED WILLOW
Mrs Chas Masters and Mrs Haclein
were visitors at Bert Masters on Wed
nesday
Roscoe Korns and wife spent the even
ing at Louis Longneckers on Saturday
Mrs Hanlein Mrs Louis Long
necker and children spent Thursday at
the Old Folks and Friday evening at
Owens Longneckers
Laura Ruggles was 6ewing at Ira
Neels the latter part of the week
Mrs Smiths will be a good place to
go to eat spring chicken as her second
setting of the incubator is hatching but
I 6hall not say how many she has now
Mrs Ruggles was able to ride out in
the country on Thursday
After visiting with friends here for
several days Mrs Hanlein went t Box
Elder
Louis Longnecker and family took
Sunday dinner with Ben Kings
Talent of Success
The talent of success is noUifng
more than doing what you can do well
without a thought of fame If It
comes at all it will come because It
Is deserved not because it is sought
after It is very indiscreet and trou
blesome ambition which cares so much
about fame about what the world says
of us as to be always looking in the
faces of others for approval to be al
ways anxious about the effect of what
we do or say to be always shouting
to hear the echoes of our own voices
A Mans House
What is a mans house but his nest
and why should it not be nest like
both outside and in coarse strong
negative in tone externally and snug
and well feathered and modeled by
the heart within Why should it be
set on a hiil when he can command
a nook under the hill or on its side
Why should it look like an observa
tory when it is a conservatory and
dormitory John Burroughs
Men
When you meet with men of worth
think how you may attain to their
level when you see others of an op
posite character look within and ex
amine yourself Confucius
Lifeless
Thats my chief objection to most o
the new labor savin machines theyre
so senseless an cold Ruth McEnery
Stuart
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IN CRANBERRY TIME
MANY WAYS IN WHICH BERRY
MAY BE SERVED
To Get Best Results in Jelly or Sauce
Tart Pie Cranberry and Rice Jel
ly Cranberry and Apple Pie
Pudding Baked
Cranberry Jelly Cook ono quart
of cranberries in one cupful of water
over the fire for ten minutes Rub
through a sieve add ono cupful of
sugar and stir until tho sugar Is dis
solved then pour into jelly glasses
This should not bo allowed to boil or
it will not Jell
Cranberry Sauce Wash ono quart
of cranberries then put them in a
saucepan with ono pint of water let
them simmer gently until each cran
berry bursts open Remove the cover
of the pan add two cupfuls of sugar
and let them boil for twenty minutes
without the cover
The cranberries must never bo stir
red from the time they are placed on
the fire This is an unfailing recipe
for the most delicious preparation of
cranberries It Is good with turkey
and game
Cranberry Tart Pie Pick one quart
of cranberries free from all imperfec
tions put in a saucepan add one pint
of water one pound of sugar and sim
mer gently until soft then mash them
with a silver spoon until smooth some
prefer them not mashed or rub
through a colander to free them from
the skins Turn out in a shallow pan
to get quite cold
Line pio plates with thin puff paste
fill them with cooked cranberries and
lay strips of paste across the top
Brush over with beaten egg and bake
quickly in a hot oven
Cranberry and Rice Jelly Boil and
press the fruit strain the juice into a
saucepan and by degrees mix in with
it as much rice flour as will when
boiled thicken to a jelly Boil it gent
ly stirring all the time Before re
moving from the fire add four table
spoonfuls of sugar Pour in mold When
firm turn out and serve with cream
and powdered sugar
Preserved Cranberries Wash the
cranberries and put them into a jar
with two cupfuls of sugar Set the
jar in a pan of water and let itsboll
gently for three hours Done this
way they will keep indefinitely and
are delightful to eat with bread and
butter The juice prepared this way
makes a fine drink for feverish pa
tients
Cranberry and Apple Pie Peel
core and slice five large cooking ap
ples Put a layer at the bottom of a
pie dish Sprinkle with sugar Next
put in a layer of cranberries and
more apples and cranberries until the
dish is full
Moisten with half a cupful of water
Cover with a nice short crust brushed
over with beaten egg Bake the pie
for about an hour in a moderate oven
This pie is nice served with custard
Custard Boil one pint of milk with
the rind of a lemon sweeten to taste
and add the beaten yolks of four eggs
Stir over the fire until the eggs thick
en Do not boil strain and let cool
Cranberry Pudding Baked Pour
boiling water on one pint of bread
crumbs melt one tablespoonful of but
ter and stir in it When the bread is
softened add two eggs well beaten and
stir into the breadcrumbs Add one
pint of stewed cranberries and sweet
en to taste Bake in a well buttered
dish until firm Sersed with stewed
cranberries or with sweet sauce
Croutons
Crusts are used in cream soups and
afford an excellent way for using stale
bread Cut stale bread in one third
inch slices and remove the crusts
Spread thinly with butter Cut slices
in one third inch cubes put In a shal
low pan and bake until delicately
brown stirring occasionally and
watching carefully that the crumbs
may brown evenly If you are tired of
cube shaped pieces by way of variety
cut the buttered one third inch slices
into strips making small finger
shaped pieces which when browned
in the oven are called imperial sticks
A Roast Turkey Loaf
Take a quart of cold turkey chopped
coarsely and mix with a cup of soft
white bread crumbs two beaten eggs
a teaspoonful of salt a little pepper
and if you like a small cup of
chopped celery press into a buttered
bread tin cover with strips of pork
and bake for an hour serve hot with
giblet gravy and cranberry sauce
Harpers Bazar
Beefsteak Toast
Chop cold steak fine and put into a
stewpan with a lump of butter and
water to more than cover Boil 20
minutes then stir in a well beaten
egg Season with salt and pepper
and pour over toast Serve hot
Bread and Butter Pudding
Spread with butter two slices stale
bakers bread cut about one inch
thick make a custard of one egg and
one pint of milk Salt sugar and fla
vor to taste Pour over the bread and
bake 20 minutes
Little Helps
To cook a pumpkin easily halve it
remove seeds and bake in oven
When lender scoop pumpkin out with
a spoon and rub through a colander
Scorching is prevented and time saved
by tins method
Pumpkin Fritters
One pint of pumpkin boiled and sift
ed 1 pint of milk 2 eggs one half tea
spoon salt pinch of ginger 1 teaspoon
molasses flour to make a batter stiff
enough to drop on griddle as for
buckwheat
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Bartley
Too lato for Last Week
j W Arbogast received quite a
scalp wound and injury to tho head
by a heavy piece of iron falling from
the windmill tower
R Y Axtell quits the Star Route
from Bartley to Stockville In a short
time For several years he has been
a faithful carrier
Will Kite is carrying the mail on
R F D No 2 while Percy Catlett Is
on a visit to see his family who are
at Fairmont
Ivan Clark has returned to Omaha
and resumed his work in the street
car service
F G Stilgebour will have a new
steel water tank placed on the tower
recently built
Bert Stevens was showing off the
activities of his old gray hoss last
week and riding him over the con
crete crossings the hoss slipped and
put Bert in the dust with an injury
to his hand and collar bone
Mr Seaburg of the firm of Seaburg
Swanson of Fort Morgan Colorado
was here last week looking over some
property here which parties think of
trading for Fort Morgan property
Marshal Grisel arretted two Mc
Cook kids here Saturday evening
who were leaving home without per
mission They were kept over nigh
and returned to McCook Sunday even
ing
Word was received here that Sam
losing his life In
Young came near
orin fire at his home in
Chase county Mr Young was for
south of
resident
many years a
Bartley
G W Jones is still Improving but
not able to leave his room yet
The w estling match at the opera
well attended
house last Friday night was
tended and enjoyed by those present
The wrestlers from Edison were
losers and Clarence Bush champion
of the ring
Marshal Grisel arrested a drunken
man by the name of Marts Friday
night and held him until Saturday
morning when he paid his fine and
departed
Town election passed off quietly
rrncinv a business board was
elected who are in favor of continu
ing the improvements which have
been in progress for the past two
years
Dr Arbogast ran his auto into a
buggy Saturday night and made a
general smash up Mrs Untiedt and
daughter were in the buggy and es
caped with little injury The un
necessary running of autos after
night without the lamps lighted
should be stopped
Mr Carver south of town has sold
his farm to Peter Hickman for a
good price
Mrs E E Smith and the boys
have returned from their visit with
friends in Denver
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Ba
ck to the Farm
The greatest advertisement ever given to western farm lands is
contained in the present discussion regarding the high cost of living
Our population and its demands has increased beyond ratio of in
creased soil products The man who owns a farm is surer today
than ever before of its future value and worth to him Nearly a
million immigrants come annually to this country The west is in
creasing in population at the rate of half a million a year The
man who owns a 30 or 40 acre worn out farm in Europe is consid
ered independent yet the west offers you 320 acres tracts of Mon
dell lands or 80 acre tracts of Government Irrigated land at a price
that comes near being a gift
With the absolute certainty that these lands will be beyond the
reach of the homesteader in a few years It Will Pay You to Get
Hold of a Western Farm for yourself or your son before it is too
late Get in touch with me
D CLEM DEAVER General Agent
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