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A pare wholesome reliable Grape
Cream of Tartar Baking Powder
Improves the flavor and adds to
the healthfnlness of the food
R F D No 3
The dance at Henry Eberts Satur
day night afforded enjoyment for a
good sized crowd
G Clamp has fenced up the road
The road overseer ought to get busy
and fill up some of the ditches it
makes one lonesome driving over
them
They had a dance at Nelsons last
Saturday night
The neighbors to the number of
about one hundred gave Mr and Mrs
George Sigwing a surprise last Sun
day
Joseph Downs excavated a cellar
on his place last week
A dance is announced for Friday
night at George Sigwings
A Mr Nelson and two daughters
are here visiting his brother E B
this week
There was a large attendance upon
the George Sigwing sale Monday
All grades of Oxford flour and
each sack guaranteed at the McCook
Flour and Feed Store
McCook Tribune 100 a year
resavgs -1
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to us every inch
of the materials
every stitcn
every point of the work
manship and style have
passed under the eyes of
experts and have received
their approval
This expert examination is guar
anteed to you On the back of the
makers guaranty which you will
find in the right inside coat pocket
you will find the examfners
number
The guaranty of the famous Cloth
craft clothes insures to you an abso
lutely All -Wool suit at 10 to 25
You never heard of anything else like
this in clothes
It insures you correct style right
up to tne minute the non-breakable
coatfront clothes that have
lasting shape When you can have
all this guaranteed to you in Cloth
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DANBURY
The Danbury military band arrived
home Friday from Omaha where
they played for the Ev
erybody reported a good time and the
committee was well
pleased
Ed Ruby Ed Eno and J L Sims
were Marion visitors Monday morn
ing
Will Brixner and family from
Strang Neb are visiting at Jud Rem
ingtons
Harley Woods accompanied the
stock shipment to Kansas City Tues
day night
Frank Gray Danburys first depot
agent was visiting here with old
friends Friday
The band practiced marching all
day Sunday
Enimett Ervin and Miss Lizzie
Moss were married at Oberlin Wed
nesday
J C Roesh and family departed
for their new home down in Kansas
Tuesday
Mrs D H Rittenhouse from Cali
fornia arrived Thursday for a visit
with friends
A large crowd was reported out at
Rex Miles sale Tuesday afternoon
S S Graham arrived home Friday
fiom Omaha
Mrs Sadie Gill of Akron Colo ar
rived Saturday for a visit with her
parents
Charley Henton came up Monday
from Beaver City to go to Omaha
with the band
The Danbury military band went
to Herndon Kansas Thursday to
participate in a band reunion Over
a hundred band members were there
and a good time reported
Clarence and Claude Young and
Mrs M M Young spent Sunday out
at Rea Omans
Miss Owens the new high school
principal took up her work Monday
morning
Frank Miller went over to Cam
bridge Saturday evening for a visit
with home folks
RED WILLOW
Mr and Mrs Elmer and Mrs Col
ling and baby were callers at the
Louis Longnecker home on Thursday
afternoon
Mr and Mrs Jacob Randel return
ed from Indiana first ofweek bring
ing relatives with them
Cutting cane and alfalfa and put
ting in wheat keeps the farmers busy
Lewis Elmer is helping Louis Long
necker with farm work
The community was again shocked
by the sudden- death of Mrs Charley
Miller The young mother left a ba
by girl who will be cared for by its
grandmother Mrs Wolfe The sym
pathy of all is extended to Charley
and the two families Mrs Millor was
buried in Indianola cemetery Sunday
Funeral sermon by L B Cox
Fred Mann and Bob McWilliams
are putting in wheat for Louis Long
rfecker
After you have read all the local
country news in this paper how plea
sant to have The Weekly Inter Ocean
and Farmer at hand to give you the
happenings of the outside world 12
pays for both one year
Received on Account Pali
Out Cash Credit slips etc
for sale at The Tribune office Per
1000 50c
Drink Wedding Breakfast coffee
and be happy At Hubers only
INDIANOLA
Bernard Hillers of Colorado is here
on business
Mrs I R Sheridan of Willow
Springs Mo is here looking after
their farm
The potatoes that took the first
premium at the fair were planted
after the 4th of July and the seed
was peelings
Mr and Mrs Jas Ryan have the
sympathy of all in the death of their
little two year old son Frank who
died Monday morning He had the
measles
Joe Harrison entered school in the
tenth grade Monday
Mrs Frank Deffer is a Fairbury
visitor this week
Thursday evening was very plea
santly spent by a crowd of young
folks in playing Flinch at the home
of Mrs John Rollins the party being
in honor of Roxie Rollins
Quite a number from Indianola at
tended the show given in Bartley on
Tuesday evening
Mrs Merle Powell who has been
in Denver for some time caring -for
her mother who was sick returned
home Sunday
Arthur Smith was somewhat sur
prised on coming home from town
Monday evening to find a crowd o
his school mates gathered there to
help him celebrate his 18th birthday
Word was received from Denver of
the death of Mrs Jennie Berger on
Oct 4th She was an old time resi
dent of Red Willow county Her
death was rather sudden she being
sick only one night
Mrs Emma Weatherby and daugh
ter Myrtle of California are visiting
at the Ira Lyons home
Mr Wm Bernnen of Wyoming was
a visitor at the R L Duckworth
home this week
Addie Holcomb and Francis Buf
fington were Cambridge visitors
Wednesday
Mrs Lyons and May returned home
from Iowa Sunday where they have
been visiting the past two weeks
MARION
Powell Nilsson received six cars
of sheep to feed on the ranch Sat
urday
S H Stilgebouer was a business
visitor at Friend Neb closing days
of last week
J H Wicks and family were out
of town visitors over Sunday
Ralph Smith arrived home last
mid week from Ashland Neb called
there by the serious illness of his
father
L D Newberry was a business vis
itor in McCook Friday
L D Gockley left first of the
week to help his son S B remodel
a house on Dry creek southwest of
McCook
Mr Rhodes and wife and Roy Par
tridge and Edith Newberry were Mc
Cook visitors Sunday afteroon Clar
ence Reed taking them over in his
auto
S W Stilgebouer of Danbury was
in town between trains Saturday
Marion was well represented at
Rex Miles public sale northwest of
Danbury last Thursday
Fred Lyons of Wray Colorado ar
rived first of last week for a visit
with friends and relatives south of
town
Al Matson and son Ernest accom
panied by G W Burwood arrived
last mid week from Somerset for a
visit with his parents south of town
Frank Lipsey of Cedar Bluffs and
his father-in-law A E Duskell of
Oberlin were in town one day last
week
Grandma Gockley isstaying with
her son T F northwest of town dur
ing her husbands absence
Mrs G F Randel from near Mc-
Mrs G F Randel from near Mc
Cook was in town the first of the
week
Uncle Ezra Says
The bald headed man hez this sat
isfaction His friends dont remind
him uv it evry time hes hed a hair
cut
AKlH3
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
The only baking powder
mado from Royal Grape
Cream of Tartar
Ho Alum No Lime Phosphate
BOX ELDER
Rev Tyler returned Tuesday from
his visit at Atchison Kansas
Mrs Martha Johnson and daughter
Mrs G A Shields returned home
last week from their visit at Geneva
Miss Edith Lytle visited over Sun
day with her aunt Mrs Ben Lytle
near Perry
Mrs Geo Shepherd Mrs Swanson
and Mrs Drake of Osborn visited
Mrs T M Campbell Thursday of
last week
Mrs Stephen Bolles Sr left last
Friday night to visit her parents at
Scandia Kais
This neighborhood was greatly
shocked last Saturday morning to
learn of the death of Mrs Charley
Miller
Miss Elizabeth Bettcher was visit
schools in this part of the county
Monday
R F D No 1
Miss M A Evans is having a fine
new house built
Mrs Robt Johnston returned
home Saturday from Red Cloud
where she has been visiting
H Myers and family left Tuesday
night for Nebraska City their new
home
Peter and Frank Creager have
rented the Geo Korrel place
G F Clarks baby has been quite
sick this week better now
School closed for the week at the
German church while the minister
is away to conference meeting
Henry Karsfeck is having a new
well put down and will soon move
his house up on top of his farm that
he may have a better view
R F D No 4
Still some dry
The frost damaged the corn slight
ly on the bottom
Milt Clark had potatoes on the
McCook local market Monday
Mrs E J Baker was a city visitor
Tuesday
Mrs W G Dutton arrived from the
east fore part of this week Cad
Dutton and his brother returned from
the west Monday
O J Schmitz watered his wheat
field Tuesday
Clint Hamilton burned his crop of
thistles Tuesday
H Young says they need rain out
their way The dry mud is getting
rather deep
The Wizard of Wiseland
JThe Wizard of Wiseland is the
new musical comedy extravaganza
that has been playing to crowded
houses in Chicago for one hundred
and thirty - eight performances and
meeting with enthusiastic approval
The cast is composed of the very clev
erest comedians and commediennies
on the stage ably supported by a well
trained chorus One of the best ani
mal actors in the world impersonates
a huge lion The music is new and
the songs are the best and latest and
are staged with great care under the
personal supervision of the well know
producer Allen K Foster Handsome
scenery and effects help to make
The Wizard of Wiseland the most
popular musical show on the road to
day Managers McConnell Pennell
have secured this attraction for the
evening of Oct 15 at the Temple
theatre
Three Hundred Nights
Coming with a record run of 300
nights in Whitney opera house in
Chicago William Norris My Cinder
ella Girl which will be seen at the
Temple theatre on Tuesday Oct 18
should prove a rare treat to the peo
ple of McCook It is one of those
sprightly and brisk shows that move
with great swiftness from curtain
to curtain and it is a perfect tonic
in its effect upon an audience In
Chicago it proved to be one of the
funniest farces ever seen and the
audiences were convulsed with laugh
ter from beginning to end The song
numbers which are numerous were
staged by Gus Sohlke who also se
lected and trained the chorus The
piece was staged by William Norris
Her Boys Book
A certain woman is going to keep a
diary of the clever things said and
done by her boy She expects o buj
a large book and jot down all the in
teresting events in the childs life
keep it a secret and give it to him
when he is of age The mother Is ol
IltOTQltr ftln tvitnr ntr1 tVifrt Tirrl
jij tuiu ui xuiiiUf auu una uuuuf
If ever completed will be valuable ta
the owner as many pleasant little
childhood incidents occur that one for
gets
Bricks from Anthills
Excellent bricks are made of the
soil of anthills In central Africa Tho
natives tread It with water into a
doughlike substance which is shaped
in rough wooden molds It is then
dried in the sun and afterward baked
in native kilns
Where Silence Is Golden
You are an American and yet you
lont believe in free speech Hows
Im in the state department
News
esSS23SS
I IP SO WHERE
There Is a problem which impels
Me oftentimes to stop
And watch the lobby In hotels
The bar the barber shop
All places where the guests abound
Tet still I ask enraged
Is anybody ever found
When he
Is
Paged 7
You calmly st consuming beer
Or dallying with cheese
A buttons hollers in your ear
Misterrrrr Gazzookus please
In vain The latters hidden
drowned
Or otherwise engaged
Is anybody ever found
When he
Is
Paged
Tho bellboys come the bellboys go
Their hope undying seems
Misterrrrr McHaggis Dr Doe
Poor lads Respect their dreams
Through heartless space their voices
sound
Till they grow worn and aged
Is anybody ever found
When he i
Is
Paged
Puck
WOMENS RISE 0 KSAYS
KAISER BARRING POLITICS
Suffrage Indication of Countrys Hope
less Decadence His Belief
The kaiser recently seized an oppor
tunity of ventilating his views on the
feminist movement and the substance
of his utterance has been made pub
lic presumably with his permission
The kaiser used to be credited with
limiting womans sphere to three de
partmentschurch children and kitch
enbut if that was ever true he seems
to have changed his opinions for It
is said that he views with profound
sj mpathy the general movement pro
ceeding in all the civilized countries
of the world for the amelioration of
the position of women including high
er education
He believes in technical education
for women and the Invasion of differ
ent businesses and professions by
women holding that In the present
numerical proportion of the sexes this
is inevitable and could not be denied
to women without grave Injustice to
them
Consequently women lawyers wom
en doctors women dentists and women
in many other branches of activity
may count on the kaisers approval
In brief the kaiser is a supporter of
every phase of the new woman move
ment with the single exception of Its
political aspect He is a resolute op
ponent of woman suffrage He abhow
the idea of women in political life
The introduction of woman suffrage
in any country appears to him to be
an unmistakable sign of hopeless de
cadence and decay Women in poli
tics would he thinks be the beginning
of the end of any country
WOMEN SEEK BIG FEET
Healthful and Beautiful Assert Mu
nich Aristocrats
Big feet in a woman may be beau
tiful but most people need to be edu
cated up to appreciating them Ridi
cule is therefore being leveled at a so
ciety formed by some aristocratic la
dies of Munich which has for its ob
ject the cultivation of big feet
The society will preach the gospel
that big feet in a woman are not only
healthful but beautiful
The founder of the society Is the
Austrian Baroness Mohn She de
clares that she made this important
discovery about feet while touring In
the Bavarian highlands and she was
led to start the reform movement as
the result of witnessing the efforts of
many women to climb mountains in
lace dresses and French shoes witli
high heels
Despite the sneers of newspapers
the society has several hundred mem
bers These have pledged themselves
to appear everywhere even at court
functions and dances in the biggest
possible shoes with sturdy heels and
they further undertake to bring up
their children on the same principles
TAXES NEVER ARE COLLECTED
Irish Islanders Fight Off Officers In
Annual Battle
The Irish peasants dwelling on the
bleak islands of Aran and Valentia
off the stormy coast of Galway abso
lutely decline to pay taxes The Gal
way tax collectors each year storm
the Islands and endeavor to compel
the peasants to pay their taxes A
battle always ensues and the collec
tors are driven back to the mainland
The islanders caU the collectors
black soldiers and their annual bat
tle with them is looked forward to
with as mileh interest as the peasants
elsewhere look forward to the annual
county fair day
This year the Galway county coun
cil had difficulty in finding men who
would tackle the job of collecting tax
es from the islanders but finally one
of the clerks undertook the contract
He has not yet had the courage to
proceed to the island battlefields with
his assistants
Telephones Need Precious Metals
Few persons realize what an enor
mous amount of the precious metals
and even precious stones such as dia
monds are used in the manufacture of
telephone apparatus In a single year
one company uses upward of a ton of
platinum for this class of apparatus
alone And platinum costs 30 per cent
more than pure gold
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DR C M DUNCAN
Physician
Surgeon and
Electrician
All chronic diseases treated with
electricity
Lady attendant in office
Phone 26
Office in residence third block east
of Temple theatre
ROLAND R REED M D
Physician and Surgeon
Local Surgeon B M
Phones Office 163 residence
217 Office Rooms 5 6 Temple
building McCook Neb
DR J O BRUCE
Osteopath
Phone 55
Office over Electric Theatre
Main Ave
on
DR HERBERT J PRATT
Registered Graduate
Dentist
Office 212 Main av over Mc
Connells drug store Phones Of
fice 160 residence black 131
DR R J GUNN
Dentist
Phone 112
Office Rooms 3 and 5 Walsh
building McCook
DR J A COLFER
Dentist
Phone 378
Room 4 Postoffice building Mc
Cook Neb
R H GATEWOOD
Dentist
Phone 163
Office Room 4 Masonic temple
McCook Neb
DR EARL O VAHUE
Dentist
Phone 190
Office over McAdams store Mo
Cook Neb
C E ELDRED
Lawyer
Bonded Abtracter and
Examiner of Titles
Stenographer and notary In office
McCook Nebraska
JOHN E KELLEY
Attorney at Law and
Bonded Abstracter
Agent of Lincoln Land Co and of
McCook Water Works Co Office in
Postoffice building McCook Neb
JAMES HART M R C V S
Veterinarian
Phone 34
Office Commercial barn McCook
Nebraska
L C STOLL CO
Jewelers Opticians
Eyes tested and fitted Fine re
pairing McCook Neb
H P SUTTON CO
Jewelers
and Opticians
Watch Repairing Goods of Quality
Main avenue McCook Nebraska
JENNINGS HUGHES CO
Plumbing Heating
and Gas Fitting
Phone 33
Estimates furnished freeBasement
Postoffice building
A G BUMP
Real Estate
and Insurance
Office 302 over Woodworths drug
store
Bread In Politics
From the days of Joseph down th
only well populated country which
ad enough grain to satisfy its own
eonsumers was Egypt rich beyond
the record of any other soil this side
of Paradise Ferrero In his history
of Rome shows the transcendent po
litical Importance of corn In all times
Feed your people king or demagogue
else they will overthrow you Fo
the masses from furthest antiquity to
most recent days there has novel
been any torch of dlssatlsfastlon re
bellion and anarchy like a shortage o
bread
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