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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1911)
9 m U w I I State ticket i9ii i FOR JUDGES 0 THE SUPREME COURT X JUDOE CHARLES BLETTON JUDGE WILLIAM B ROSE UUDGE FRANCIS GHAMER If H VOTE WITH THE PARTY OF PRINCIPLE nd PROGRESS FOR REGENT STATE UNIVERSITY rith other pioneer boys and men en jbred all the hardships and privations if pioneer life worked his way through jcrfooi through the State University 22Q after graduation irom the Law School was admitted to the Bar He lias held important office of trust injj has been faithful to every prom se In 188G he was elected the first attorney ol Jefcrscn County Eater he served as Judge in the First ludicial District going from there to j position as Supreme Court Commis sioner In 1903 he was elected by Sim to the support of every loyal Ne Uraska citizen JUDGE WLLIAM B ROSE Member of Nebraska Supreme Court and Republican Candidate for Re Election Endorse the splendid service of Jadge Rose in the Supreme Court by yjur vote- He has merited it Judge 2ose was born and secured his early education in Pennsylvania being ad mitted to practice law at Mercer Pa He moved to Lincoln Nebraska in 3888 For ten years he edited the opinions of the Supreme Court for the official reports and during that tfime became exceptionally familiar with the laws of Nebraska Later he Teas Assistant Attorney General eight 6 -rears and in that capacity took an active part in the suits which result ad in the collection of the taxes levied against railroad propery under the 3ew revenue law He was also an attorney in the suits begun by the 3tate to enforce the laws passed in 3907 to regulate express and railroad rates After the constitutional amendment enlarging the Supreme Sburt to seven members was adopted m 1908 Governor Sheldon selected aim as one of the additional Judges Every voter has a direct interest in k Y fllSPiHSIiWBsffi5SSs WT JA - Ci JZZZZZj mrmfcrfrw mttTraHfiBg FOR RAILWAY COMMISSIONER 4 I ASA li HRkA fiF T VICTOR GLYFORD JUDGE CHARLES B LETTON Supreme Judge and Republican Can didate for Re Election JndS Letton is worthy of your yoU His service in the Supreme Court since 1S05 has given him an ex aerience that makes him a spien fid jirdrc Previous to that time 3e v J Court Commis sioner He a hard worker and rrrites c learly and forcibly and is a liorough student of legal and con stitutional hist ry His talks hciore ie State s o of which is has been pie- ctJt are master pieces and aie lisnr to with close jttention by the nnbers of that lody Judge LetUa has lived in Ne Iraska forty two years His parents vere homesteaders in Jefferson Coun Zf and the future Judge in common THOMAS LHALL A TICKET ENTITLED TO YOUR SUPPORT for supreme judge- He is fair-minded impartial and wants a square deal for all concerned He has al ways taken a deep interest in his profession and has practiced in the highest courts in the United States He is entitled to your support THOMAS L HALL Republican Candidate for Commissioner of pioneer days Mr Halls father died when he was fifteen year3 old CANDIDATES CHOSEN BY DIRECT PRIMARY FOR REGENT STATE UNIVERSITY FRANK UHALLER A preserving the high character of the engaged in the law business in Lincoln j Supreme Court and to those who are He deserves your vote for in the thoughtful and discriminating the office of ralway commissioner he will nnni1mn if TiJ T ill 1 vuuUUi ui uuuge nuse win appeal icn0w the needs of the farmer ana with force Be sure to vote for him JUDGE FRANCIS G HAMER Republican Candidate for Election to the Supreme Court Judge Francis G Hamer of Kear ney was one of the Judges of the 11 iui ouuu iiuui uecemuur j ioao until January G 1892 appointed by Governor was thereafter twice elected each time by an increased majority Judge Hamer has a splendid rec ord as a trial lawyer and District Judge He has alawys been an earn est student of tiie law for the pleas ure it gave him He was born in Ohio and attended school in that state in Indiana and in Illinois He wils admitted to the bar at Indiana polis with the law class of which he was a member in 1 ebruary 18G4 He came to Nebraska torty one years ago last December and has devoted his entire time to a study of the law and banker and with his legal experience he will give the state splendid service VICTOR G LYFORD Regent of State University and Re publican Candidate for Re Election Victor G Lyiord is a meicnant He was first 1 at PaJl3 City wno nus served on the 1 lrH c r Dawes and iJUaiu ut esenus iur six years mg which time many of the most im portant events in the history of the university have been shaped Those who know of the good work he has ven the htate are anxious to see him re elected He was born August iG 1859 at Neponset ill and passed most of his youth working on a larni He graduated at the age of twenty from Hedding College Abingdon 111 taking the degree of Ph B In turn he attended the Chicago College or Law and the Northwestern University of Evanston 111 In the spring or 188 he settled at Lincoln Nebraska its practice He first settled at alU engaged in the law business He coin where he resided two and one- i nas engaged in mercantile business half years at the end of which time j since 1884 Mr Lyford has filled a he moved to Kearney being the first I umber of positions of public honor lawyer to locate there Those who Irnna TiifTirn Hnmop inHmnfnNr fnsil - nn nnn o - uuitj ira j majority 01 uei - j that he I0ssesse3 every qualification zt splendid record one that entitles and trust in the communities in which he has lived His splendid woik in building up the educational interests of the state your vote stock raising In this he was a sue- state should entitle him to FRANK L HALLER Regent of State University and Re publican Candidate for Re Election Mr Haller is just completing a two year term as regent So well has he shown himself equipped for the posl Raiway tion tnat it s the unanimous flesIr0 of his colleagues and fellow citizpns Thomas L Hall is a native that he continue his services to the kan and a man worthy of the support state Mr Haller is a native of the of every true citizen of the state He state of Iowa He graduated from was born on a Richardson county j the State University of Iowa in 1883 farm in 18CG His parents were home- He came to Omaha in 1884 and en steaders and their son was tered the employ of a wholesale agrl tomed to the privations and hardships cultural implement house Sinro thr time he has risen from shipping clerk to the presidency of the and from that time until he entered ger Implement company For sixteen the University of Nebraska the man 1 year3 he has been a member of the agement of the home farm devolved j Public Library board of Omaha and upon him Following his graduation has kept in touch with educational he took up thq banking business i affairs He is also president of the holding various positions of honor Nebraska Public Library Commission and trust Leaving the presidency or i filling the position since 190G Mr the Verdon State bank he studied Haller is of German descent and law graduating from the law school speaks the language In addition to of the State University in 1896 He his university and business training practiced at Falls City till he bought he has broadened his education by the Hall homestead In Richardson extensive travel at home and abroad county and engaged in farming ana The splendid service he has given the cess Later he sold the farm and re- your best support Nebraska entitles s SOO Time DRY Commissioners proceedings j Wm Dubarko 97 50 turned last week from visit with Continued from Tuesday issue Commissioner district No 1 jtiiair children in sandhill The following chums were and- A D Johnston road work itry ited and allowed and tk county and hauling Valley S II Stilgebouer and J E clerk was instruct 1 to draw war ranis on th respective funds levy -of 1911 in payment thereof as follows County general fund W N Rogers commissioner services and mileage Edward Sughroue commis sioner services and mile- m V F S Lofton commissioner services and mileage W A Middleton registrar fees -3rd quarter 1911 9 75 W II Smith registrar fees 3rd quarter 1911 2 oft E J Ilackenherger registrar fees 3rd quarter 1911 1 75 L W Robinson registrar fees t A McMillen paint oil and brushes 20 65 A C Furman printing notice for treasurer Oh as W KeJley 2 days sur veying and mileage MeCook MaeJi Iron Works Co repair work March Johnson grass seed Klopp Bartlett Co real estate mtg tax record 1 70 12 60 I 50 3 00 Klopp Bartlett Co indexes for above record 7 Klopp Bartlett Co mort gage record blanks 12 C A iRodgers attending court and fees CA Rodgers appointing election boards 7 50 iv 50 to Your Christmas Pla Gits if you intend doing any fancy work or embroid eiing for your friends and a visit to our store will serve to furnish you with many ideas of in terest to every lady Two Lots of I I mm i A S xjxso V F i alencienne MeBSSSBwmi Pillow Tops Stand Covers Laundry Bags Guest ToweJs large Muck Towels and Toweling of all grades and kinds Brainard and Armstrongs working silks and Beldings silk floss Nuns Ideal Pearl Lustre and D M C embroidery cottons in white and colors are among our large and complete assortment of fancy articles and working materials Goods Millinery Ladies Furnishings MS COOK NEBR S LciCS are now on sale at our store Your choice 5c per yd and your choice iocperyd It will pay you to call and look them over Special wide ribbon assortments at ioc and 15c per yard just what you are wanting for the girlies hair bows and all kinds of fancy work Transfer Patterns of all kinds are among our complete and ready stockcf Ladies Home Journal Patterns and we wish again to mentioi that any pattern you see pictured in the fashion news of this paper you can secuie from our stock of Ladies Home Journal Patterns c Zfrgxpozz J odge were Benkelman orange J4 UU visitors rj vv jic AmncJi road worlc Driftwood 33 75 Road district No 7 WilloiW Grove precinct one day last week Alva Andrus purchased Ebeii Brays single driving horse last week and novr has a match team Frank Lytle road work 15 00 to be nroud of 56 10 Elzie Hyatt read work 22 60 Mr and Mrs J J Hartley of Alf red Carter road work 35 0 jlndiancla were business visitors I Read district No 14 Valley in town one night last week 5 1 30 f rae precinct A Barnett of MeCook was look A Ebert road work 3 00 injr aver his business interests 20 T J2ierr road wooik j UU here one day last week n a jrraeer road work 0 County Inheritance tax fund Alfred Carter road work per contract 32 40 The claim of I J Henderson ot tor auto livery order ed by the sheriff was on motion i 11 1 Aril minvtor 1 fll 1 9 2T tUSULUO Cd i xt 1 i On nintinn flw TiiiI iwlininm1 i H Hi aden regusurar rees - nujuiiueu nun 3rd quarter 1911 3 50 t m t November 14 1911 Messrs Frank Fields- W H Ei C Naden freight advanced - Ui Uliairman fort M W Rodabaugh and E bridge material 63 52 vti OIIAS SKALLA County Clerk INDIANOLA W Opal Nash of MeCook spent several days with her rriend Miss Lulu McNiel return ing Saturday night to her home accompanied by Miss Lulu for an 1 over Sundav visit Wm Fritsch went to Lincoln Saturday evening on business Miss Bessie Toogood is attend ing the state C E at Lincoln this week as delegate from the Congregational society Miss Norah Silvernail was thrown from a horse one dav last 23 50 week as she was going to school and quite seriously hurt Several from Indianola attend- cies 6 30 ed The Rosary at MeCook on C A Rodgers postage 5 00 Saturday evening Seward Flanagan Charlie King had a car of pe ine irons 6 50 tatoes on the track Monday It Geo E Thompson house only took one day to dispose of rent Mrs Jeffers 2 mo 25 0 the most of them W E McDivitt profession- Mrs Margaret Baxter came in al services Wm Dubarko 11 50 Tuesday morning from an extend W E McDivitt professional ed visit at Denver with friends services Mrs Weintz 18 50 and relatives Dr J D Hare professional I JMiss Betteher county services quarantine case 6 00 tendent was in this part of the Dr J D Hare professional county first of week in the in- servdees county jail 2 00terest of her eandidacyj She was James McAdams mdse Mrs - well received Weintz Mrs Jeffers and Peter Balius - 20 40 MARION Mrs J I Lee house rent Mrs B F Darnell and family Weintz 1 month 10 00 ed relatives at Minden recently Dr D J Reid hospital bill Mr and Mrs John Matson re- F II Wicks was up the Imper ial branch on business last week Mrs Edith Partridge returned to her home nt Minden last mid week Fred FurmaJi did a few jobs of threshing west of town last week L D Newberrv heloinir E Biakf with their wives attend ed a surprise banquet Saturday evening given by the M W A and R N A lodges for Mr and Mrs E E Ilayes who left Mon day for their new home at Fran ticites Texas x Frank Van Pelt and wife visit ed their folks south of town on Sunday evening F M McFadden had a car of spuds and Ressie Redferm a ear of apples on track here last mid week but they did not last very long Mrs Bartholomew and children visited relatives at Lebanon a few days last week The sewing circle met with Mrs L D Goekley last Friday A large crowd attended the halloween social at the- school house Tuesday evening If you want THE NEWS read The Tribune Pure Gold flour from winter wheat at Magners Huber handles the Carhart gloves and caps also and a full line of other makes Quality and price courtesy and promptness in delivery are mak ing for success at the MeCook Hour and Feed Store BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER CURES and Purifies the Blood I i i v i f M mwif iii i - WV T flBW 1 MMriwf n 1 1 nil lllll li - - I- i - li - 4k 131 rMMWMJIMM