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John H Wesch and Ben G Harri
son departed on No 3 Friday night
for Sheridan Wyoming returning to
McCook on No 10 Sunday evening
Miss Minnie Weeks and her grand
father Niest are visiting relatives in
Cheyenne county this week
Roadoverseer Joshua Rowland work
ed the roads in this part of his dis
trict last Friday and on Saturday
was assisted in the work by B W
Benjamin and John Maisel
Roy Albrecht and family went over
to Atwood Kansas last Saturday to
visit his sister Mrs Charles Minor
returning home Monday evening
Miss Belva Rowland visited her sis
ter Mrs Hazel Beard near Traer
Kansas Saturday and Sunday
Mr and Mrs John Maisel were
guests in the Unger home last Sun
day
R F D No 1
Charles Nothnagel and Gus A
Roedel have been visiting Mr Roed
els brother-in-law George Barthel at
DesLIer TLc albo isited in Carle
ton and Wood River before return
ing home the close of last week
A L Randel came home Satur
day night on N0 3
Miss Carrie Fiechtner expects to
leave Saturday for Java S D where
she will visit relatives
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Burnett Dolph became owner of the
C A Gentry auto Thursday morning
The Frank Still show gave an ex
hibition on ou streets Monday after 1
noon
A large and v ell plaseJ audience
greeted the bad boys at their con
cert in the opera house Saturday ev
ening The bos acquitted themselves
splendidly
Ms T E Fonald is among the
bide of this coinniuiiity this week
llrs W H Harrison is absent on a
visit in Tnplin Mo
Lewis and Orville George fomerly
of this place passed through here
Tue dav eveni on their way to
Wilrcnville and Hendley to play foot
ball
Mrs James Cummins of Wilsonville
visited at the homo of her parents
Mr juid Mrs E E Hayes last week
John Remirton and family came
in TucMiay from Culbertson for a
isit with their daughter Mrs D C
Poer
Clarence Yunell and Maynavd Hol
dridre Ir ft Tuesday evening for Su
perior to shuck corn
Mrs H V I od and children visit
ed in McCook from Thursday until
Sunday
George Thorrs visited in Lincoln
Jitter part of last week
A big crowd f om Da bury went
ever to McCook Monday evening to
attend the big Norris rally
BOX ELDER
W B Wolfe returned last Friday
from his t ip in Montana a 1 Oregon
Miss Mable Scxson is working for
Mrs Elmer near Osborn
D C Shaw and family accompanied
Rev and Mrs Tyler home from Sun
da morning sorvcies
Mr and Mrs George Shields and
Mrs Martha Johnson went home with
M and Mrs F G Lytle from church
Suiday morrin and remained for ev
ening services
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the parsonage Thursday of this
week
The report is that D II Montgom
ery will farm J K Gordons farm
next year
W F Satchell and family who
drove down from Imperial to visit
Mrs Satchells parents Mr and Mrs j
J S Modrell have returned to their
home I
The school ave a nice entertain
ment at the school house last Thurs
day evening after which Thurston
Doylo auctioneered off the baskets
which brought 13
A turkey shoct will be held at Box
Elder November 22 Also blue rock
and rifle shooting
INDIANOLA
Mrs Toogood Harold Dortothea
Mrs Weaver and little son visited at
Bartley Sunday
The C E of the Congregational
church held their monthly social and
business meetirg at Mary Windhurst
home Friday evening
Little Mary Mitchell was buried in
the Indiancla cemetery Friday morn
ing She had been ailing for some
time
Two nieces from Colorado are vis
iting at the Shumaker home They
are on their way to Texas
Mrs LeRoy Jones and Miss An
derson were over Sunday visitors at
Bartley
Mrs Frank McDonnell is teaching
in the primary room during the ill
ness of the teacher Miss Fox
Over a thousand people attended
the big sale out to Grant Cromptons
Monday
Mrs Unger left Wednesday night
for Columbus where she will take
treatment for her burns
R F D No 3
Still dry and wheat does not look
very good
Farmers are husking corn
The dance Saturday night at James
Wards was well attended
Sam Ellis is doing some road work
on the new road by the Clamp farm
it will require a lot of hard work
John Randel had business in the ci
ty Monday
Well how did the election strike
you
R F D No 4
Harm Schmidt and wife were city
visitors Tuesday
A McDonald is building afine dwell
ing house for W S Morlan on the
ranch
W G Dutton has quite a force of
hands husking corn
George Wallen and family were in
town Tuesday
The road overseer in Hitchcock
county ought to do some work before
cold weather sets in
Brother Wood look after those
bridges and especially the approaches
For pain in the side or chest damp
en a piece of flannel with Chamber
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STUaBS iS hE ELCTED
Mis Majority Is Estimated at From
I2 0CO to 20CC0
Tnyuka Nov 9 Governor W R
Stubbs vzi re elected in Kansas by a
drCrrity cctlnrted by Republican
crmpaign managers at from 12000 to
20000 Stubbt made his race on a
progressive Republican platfonn and
AH PRESS I
WALTER RC3COE STUBIiG
was vigorously opposed by George A
Hougca
The remainder of the Rep iblican
state ticket is practica ly ceitain of
election
The clcrtcn of six rerjllcan con
gressmen is co reCed but tLj results
cf two conrescio al rces remain in
uouLt
Tn the Third district F P Crtp
boh a LtanJput Republican and J D
Eotkin are running a close race
Frank Rockefeller a cousin of John
D Rockefelcr and a Democrat and
L D a Ppibiv n are having
a hard srjsie tils Sixth district
Tout-
Sicux Fal s Nov 9 Willis C Cc ik
chairman of the Republican stite com
mittee maue the lollowing statement
We claim Governor Vessey and the
lull state ticket has been elected by a
rnaj rlt o rot lass t en 12000 over
the Democrats Indications are that
tre majorities for Congressmen Mar
tin and Eurle wil rur above that fig
ure
U HuUic vifiLL
ICRAT
Republicans Lose Sats in Con
gress in Eight States
Chicago Nov 9 Democratic con
trol ot the next house or representa
tives became a certainty this morn
ing It was then known that the Dem
ociats had gained twenty six seats in
the hojse including two previously
secured m Maine Republicans gained
from the Democrats two seats mak
ing the Democratic net gain twenty
four which is sufficient to give them
control
That they will have a good working
majority was indateu by the returns
from seveial stales anong them New
Jersey Returns there showed that
there probably would be a gain of six
Demociats in the representation of
that state
Other returns from New York and
Pennsylvania indicated the success of
several Democrats in their contests
for seats now held by Republicans
The Democrats also expected to in
crease their lead by returning several
members from Illinois and also irom
Missouri It was considered possible
that they would be successful in sev
eral doubtful states
The definite Democratic gains were
New Yorl 8 Pennsylvania 3 North
Carolina 2 Ohio 2 Massachusetts
2 Maryland 2 Connecticut 1 Illi
nois 1 Iowa 1 Kentucky 1 Mis
souri 1 West Virginia 1
The Republican gains were one each
in Massachusetts New York and
Pennsylvania
In New York seven Republican
seats were secured by the Democrats
In Maryland Massachusetts and North
Carolina each the Republicans lost
two seats Losses were definitely
known to have been sustained in Illi
nois Kentucky Missouri and Ohio
The known Democratic gain is
eighteen seats offset by two Repub
lican gain from the Democrats one
each in New York and Pennsylvania
Reports received from other states
indicated the Democrats would have
ample margin to assure them the
twenty two seats necessary to give
them control of the house two Demo
cratic gains previously having been
reported in Maine
California
San Francisco Nov 9 California
remains in the Republican column
Hiram W Johnson has been swept in
to the office of governor by a plurality
estimated on a basis of partial re
turns at 50000 Seemingly he has car
ried the entire Republican state ticket
to victory
New Jersey
Trenton Nov 9 Figures available
here indicate that Woodrow Wilson
Dem has carried New Jersey by
about 15000 Returns indicate a plu
rality of between 10000 and 12000 for
Wilson in Essex county Hunterdon
county is Democratic by nearly 2000
and Warren by 1600
Montana
Helena Nov 9 Returns though
meager indicate that the Democrats
will control the legislature and elect
a -successor to Senator Carter
Connecticut
New Haven Nov 9 Eighty five
towns give Goodwin Rep for gov
ernor 36264 Baldwin Dem 38934
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Milwaukee a UnitJu ites
LaFoiktti lit p v ill be
to th i r Lce o jrj t j
1 the legislature la ttd in lu
son which vi i bo siIy Rjr i
The election of frani is F McJjwJi
fRjp governor is calmed by the
Republican state central cemmitej
hr r safe rlralty tl oub by a or
fciueiaoly reduced pluiuity compared
villi the vote cf tvo jears ao when
Ccvcrror Davilsan Rep defeated
John A Bom by 80000
Kdit Republicans and one Domociat
vth district have been elected to
congress and two districts the Fourili
Fntl I in are in Co It
K tirns f cni these two d--I
wii vv thrt Iie Rcr blran ml Sj 1
Lcir cr Is are nnrig a i3ck and
rnrroftx Rcubcnn candldtte for
rrl arrears to e
elered the LsFollette candMatc
rbjres II Crownhart of S irerior lor
that ofTce who is runnin as an n
c ndent Republican The Soral
Dmccrrts are rakine heavy sains in
Illwaul ce an- laim they will
eVrt thrr co nty tic ct
CEVEBID8E LOSES
IN INDIANA
Democrats Wili Control Legisla
m and GJioose Kern Senator
Indianapolis Nov 9 Incomplete
returns irom a majority of ninety two
counties of Indiana this morning indi
cated that the Democrats will have
a majority in the luisature and that
fctate ticket will be Democratic uy
a small majority
Tohn YV Kem the Democratic can
diciate for United States senator is
sued a stitement declaring thnt tl e
legislatuif was Democratic Stoles
Jackson i hairman ct the Demo sialic
state com nittee aso asserted the
Democrats voild malf a clean sweep
The Repuhlican leaders gave oit ra
tSnyi0OH FAWCE7T
JOHN W KERN
sttci Et and neither did Senator
Beveide have anj thing to say as to
the ee ticn
The Dem crats seem to have car
ri lovnp of the thirteen congres
sirrnl ditifts and U i probable that
Ccn rressman Crumr irker of the
Tenth and Congressman Barnard of
the Sixth re defeated although their
frlcn Is would net rdnut it
Colorado
Denver Nov 9 With only a little
ovr r 0 per cent of the ballots cast as
stairht tickets Republican and Dem
orite leaicrs alike claim victory
fiom the splt ticket vote Partial re
turns frcm straight tickets give John
B Stephen Republican candidate for
r onior a majority outside of Den
vei county and John F Shafroth
Penocraie candidate for re election
a lead within it
I New 2 iipchire
I Concord Nov 9 Ninety election
isrts out of 290 in New Hampshire
or jrr error iive Bass Rep 8908
1 Ca r D i S4GF In 1918 the same
I districts gave Q linby Rep 9172
Can- fDem 7 013
At this ratio throuahout the state a
majority is indicated for Bass for gov
ernor of GG45
Fail to Carry Six
Chicago Nov 9 Democrats have
Tailed to carry six of the Republican
congressional districts in various
states which they had claimed Two
of these districts were in Massachu
setts one in New York one in Penn
sylvania and two in Wisconsin
Wyoming
Cheyenne Nov 9 Carey Dem
for governor has a majority of over
3000 over Mullen Rep in 400 pre
cincts Mondell Rep for re election
as representative at large is re-elected
by over 1500 Cheyenne also elect
ed a Democratic mayor
Nevada
Carson Nov 9 An unofficial count
shows Oddie Republican candidate for
governor to have carried Ormsby
county by GO votes Nixon Rep for
senator by 125 Roberts Rep for
congress by about the same figures
Georgia
Atlanta Nov 9 Georgia returned
the usual solid congressional delega
tion Returns indicate that Walter
Akerman the only Republican candi
date was overwhelmingly defeated by
Gordon Lee incumbent
Florida
Jacksonville Nov 9 Returns show
local optionists are in the lead All
Democratis candidates were elected
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