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KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH HOME
When the family is separated by business trips or distant
visits the Bell Telephone keeps them in touch with one an
other Nearly everywhere you travel you will find the
Bell like an old friend there to meet you
There is something cold and bloodless about a letter
It carries only expressionless words The telephone
reproduces your voice just as you speak for hundreds
of miles
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THE NEBRASKA TELEPHONE CO
CHAS W KELLEY McCook Manager
BULLARD LUMBER CO
If Lumber and Coal
BULLARD LUMBER CO
Phone No i
TheTribune
It is Just One Dollar the Year
jesss
Sale
You will find prices so badly cut during this our final sale on
SUMMER DRESS GOODS WHITE WAISTINGS AND
LINGERIE AND SILK DRESSES COATS SUITS AND
SUITINGS
MILLINERY
that you cannot afford to miss taking advantage of these wonderful reductions during the
first week in August
BEGINNING SATURDAY JULY
29th AND UNTIL SATURDAY
NIGHT AUGUST 5th
AH 50c tud 60c wash jcuds nt
All 40J aul 45c
All 35c white and c 1 ved
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ALL SUIlb AND COATS
ALL DRESSES AND VISTS
39c yd
29c yd
25c yd
All 25c white colored wash goods 17c yd
All 15c 10c yd
All ioc 124 8c yd
All yc 8c 5c yd
ALL SKIRTS AND PETTICOATS J OFF
ALL TRIMMED MILLINERY 2 OFF
Many of our new fall poods are now arriving and we must make room for them so
GET YOUR SHARE OF THESE SEASONABLE GOODS AT
THESE CUT PRICES
222 Alain
Avenue
Phone 56
j Offers a Criticism
j A Nebraska railway official of
fers this criticism of the news
papers The newspapers and 1
mean newspapers generally play
1 up the construction of a new de-
pot here and there of small build
ings and other improvements of
like nature and look over other
expenditures of far greater im
port to transportation companies
and their patrons A railroad
may put down one hundred miles
of new steel and get a passing
notice from the newspapers but
if it builds a new depot at some
way station at an expense less
than the cost of putting down
one mile of new steel the matter
is given great publicity A little
wreck where a few hnnrlrpi hi
lars is lost in damage to property
is a matter of considerable mii
cern but the expenditure of many
muusancis to prevent these
wrecks gets no publicity The
lameness of newsnanei s in tliic --
gard has always been a mysterv
to me Lincoln Journal
City Council Doings
The city council was in session
in the council chamber Saturday
evening at 9 oclock The may
or all eouncilmen except J R
Stansberry City Clerk Stoll
City Attorney F L Wolff were
present
After discussing ohfaimmr in
Cook
duction of intmwit mi nonii
- wu miowiu w a l lucrative
er bonds before state tiunsn i
Hurt His Back
George Critser of the
gang
icing
slipped and fell hoton
two cars m the local yard pain
fully injuring his back in falling
on the draw bar His injuries
are not serious however and he
will be about again in a few days
it is thought
Fresh fruits at Magners
Buy it now Now is the time to
buy a bottLe of Chamberlains Colic
Cholera and DiarrhnAn nam t
is almost certain to be needed before
the summer is overr This remedy
has no SUnBnnr Vnv cola v r n
dealers
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JUST PERSONAL MENTION
C B Iloag of Indianola was
up on business Friday
Miss Frances Hughes arriv
home Friday on No 13
Miss Edna Waite enjoyed the
Cambridge chautauqua Saturday
Walter McDonald of Wanneta
is now employed in the City res
taurant
James White returner to bis
former home in Red Cloud end
ot Jast week
Martin Nilsson of Marion had
important business in the coun
ty capital Fridav
Mr and Mrs Emerson Hanson
were passengers Saturday on 13
for Denver on a visit
Mrs Jacob Matz arrived home
first of week from a visit to
her sister in Omaha
L W Thompson of Geneva
spent part of last week in Mc
Cook visitinjr relatives
C II Jacobs is over in Kan
sas this week in the interest of
Tiie jUcUook Milling Co
ess at a whist party last Friday
evening for Mrs J D Young
Miss Lottie Nichols arrived
home last Friday night from
Iter vacation at Laurel Nebraska
Miss Florence Axtell came over
from Beaver City last week and
is a guest of her sister Mrs
Beeler
Frank Moore of IndinRolff Tas
a visitor 111 the rrir i hia
er t ounty Judge J C Moore
Saturday
Mr and Mrs Rov Zint anrl
children arrived horn- Fridnv on
No 10 from their visit in Den
ver with relatives
Mrs Hurley Dye arrived in the
city close of last week and is
the guest of her parents Mr and
Mrs S S Garvey
Marion Powell of Lincoln was
in the city Friday on business
connected with his great interests
at Marion this county
Mrs William Lewis is enter-
iirs lielle bteplienson came
down f om Denver close of week
j and a s i -d here briefly wit
friends while on her Avay east
i Mrs Harriet Sturgeon mother
j of Mrs Jacob Matz has gone to
Omaha on a visit of two weeks
with her daughter in that city
nice Rector who have been visit
ing in Eastern Nebraska and in
I own jnrived home on 9 Sunday
morning
Senator J F Cordeal went
down to Lincoln Friday night
on business before the land of
fice and in the state engineering
department
A Strawder and familv will
depart next week for their place
up on the head of Willow creek
near Wallace for which he re
cently made a trade
Dr D P Smith of Bartley
brought Mrs Smith up in the
automobile Friday afternoon in
order to enable her to take No
10 at this place for the east
Mrs John D Young and Miss
Harriett departed Monday morn
ing for their home in Atchison
Kansas after a visit of several
weeks with McCook friends
Mrs A Campbell entertained a
company ot lady friends Satur
day evening at whist in honor
of Mrs J D Young Mrs J G
Stakes negotiated the honors of
the evening
Mrs R J Gunn and children
arrived home last week from
spending several weeks with the
grandparents in Des Moines la
where Dr and Mrs J A Gunn
are now 1 iving
Miss A McKnight who has
been running a bakery here for
a few months nast closed the
same last week and went to Mc
where she has secured a
position Trenton
loii i w isier
rr1 Philip II Lambach of Bold i
st ito treasurer m euroYlte I e I er Colorado and sister Mrs
regard to the
Massman of Grover Colorado
PiKiyiif are vsiting Captain and Mrs I
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itnon and and Harry Barbazette1 L iIL Wasson on the Driftwood
Mr Lambaeh settlerl in Tnrli
lo mscaa card tables i0 1QW i T T
xu m iui I uui WCilL West ill
1882 Naturally he is much in
terested and surprised in seeing
iu iuu wiiiow county such a
modern and uptodate little city
as McCook
Some of our people got bit this
week by traveling vendors in
rugs It seems that the fellows
sold high priced rugs for a less
than cost price without asking a
cent of money on the rugs but
what you had to do was to pay
the freight money in advance
This done something iinnsiml
you were promised that the mer
would come soon It looks like
someone got flhnflamed Red
Cloud Commercial Advertiser
given
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SEPT 4T ro8T2 I9M
LINCOLN
UiESTATES BEST PRODUCTS
TWO AEROPLANES IN DAILY FLIGHTS
LIBER ATI MILITARY BAND AND
GRAND OPERA COMPANY OF 61 PEOPLE
GREAT RACES - PATTERSON SHOWS
MKtWORKS NIGHT RACES VAUDEVILLE
In the County Court of Bed
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Mrs James Hatfield was host- Willow County State of Nebras
ka In the matter of the estate
or Kobert B Wilson deceased
state of Nebraska Red Willow
county
I J C Moore county judge of
said county hereby notify all per
sons having claims and demands
Neali against the estate of snirl
Jtooert
that I
od
mis order tnr fmiv i
McLook Tribune a newspaper
printed in said county
Given under my hand and the
deal of said court this 10th dav
of July 1911
Seal JCMOORE
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Miss Rose Brady and Miss Kitchie Wolff AtZZT
for
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LEGAL NOTICE
r tice of hearing on petition
distribution of residue of
State of Nebraska Red Willow
county ss To all persons inter
ested in the estate of Mary J
Baldwin deceased
yJrjarrrmSTiiiia1
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Franklin administrator of said
estate has filed his petition in
said court the object and prayer
of which are that a decree of dis
tribution mav be niarlo nf flio too
ldue of said estate now in his
possession to the parties entitled
by law to receive the same
lou are herebv notifiprl
that-
smrl rtiiii I 1 i ii
T r r11 1 uc jiearu UY Ilie
iT T aeceaed bounty Judge at the County
nave set ana Hnin t mo i e
claims and demands in the man
ner required by law or show
cause for not so doing and in
case any of said claims shall not
be presented hv thn 5fii rio
taininir her sister-in-law Mrs TW ejruary 1912 the same shall be
rv Kyle of Stratton who arrived torcver barred It is further or
in the citv end of last week I ed Ilat thls ntiee shall be
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on tiiB recaption examination ami - -
aBgiufmeit of MW claims md de- Mvnt 1911 l
IZf M rJvided l at the iT h ordered that a 8opy of
S0 in the city of tiiu notice be published fothree
n J KS f ld CUnty tMvit s censive weeks in The McCook
f AugUSt 1911 priced
S rldaT Tribcn
newspaper and
nil the 6th
day of
February
published in said county
7 crested Given under my hand and the
lull
appear at said time and seal of said court this 20th day
place and duly present their said of Julv 1911
uy puoiisning a onv of
Seal
J C MOORE
County Judge
Huiskaraps
Calendar
Shoes
Notice is hereby given that V VIERSEN 0SB0RN McCook
EEEBEK252IESS2ESl
These shoes are equal to any 500
and 600 shoes on the market They
look as well are just as stylish and
wear as well cost only 300 and 4 00
for ladies and 400 for mens With
every pair of these shoes you get a
calendar -on which you mark the date
you began to wear them when they
are worn out count up the days of
service you have had and you will never
again buy anything but Calendar Shoes
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Traveling Inducements for August
YELLOWSTONE PARK
Ilus glorious vacation region during August is the magnet for
thousands of tourists and there is no scenic tour in
the world like the Park tour whether you use the hotels or
the personally conducted camping tours
Yon owe it to your
self and family to see this wonderland
TO THE EAST
The thirty and sixty day excursion fares will continue in effect
I hey embrace the whole eastern country Ask for special leaf
let of eastern tours
COLONIST BATES FAR WEST
The very low 2500 one way fares to the Pacific Coast will be
m effect September 15 to October 15 You should go during
the earlier neriod of thoso mtoe r nmi i t i
THROUGH COAST SLEEPERS
The Burlington runs through standard and tourist sleepers
every day to California via Denver scenic Colorado Salt Lake
Uty with choice of routes beyond via Southern Pacific West
ern Pacific Feather River Canyon or Salt Lake Route also
complete through trains with all classes of equipment to the
iwiumuai vicl Olllliljjs
HOMESEEKER Fares continue first and third Tuesdays to west
Write or call and let me help you plan an attractive vacation
tour
L W WAKELEY
General Passenger Agent
Omaha Nebraska
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Ticket Agent
McCook Nebraska
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DIRECTORS
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G H Watkius Vernice Franklin
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