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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Rea WiilowCo
Entered at postoffice McCook Ne
braska as second class matter Pub
lished semi weekly
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
McCook Neb Nov 14 1911
The board of county commiss
ioners met pursuant to adjourn
ment Present F S Lofton
Edward Sughroue and WN Rog
ers county commisskmers Clias
D Ritchie county attorney and
Ghas Skalla county clerk
The minutes of the meetings
held October 24th and 25th were
read and 6n motion approved
Tli3 following claims were aud
ited and allowed and the county
clerk was instructed to draw war
rants on the respective funds
levy -of 1913 in payment thereof
as follows
County general fund
Rudolph Lunkwitz dam
ages to XW 31-3-30 caused
by road No 43S 50 00
Samuel Premer judge of
election Alliance and
returns 7 30
F A Premer judge of
election Alliance 3 00
Verni Harry judge of
election Alliance 3 00
V X McDowell clerk of
election Alliance 3 00
J II Ilumtwork clerk of
election Alliance 3 00
School Dist No 20 use of
building for election 3 00
A E Allen judge of elec
tion Beaver and returns S 50
AY A Minniear judge of
election Beaver 4 00
Thos Musgrave judge of
election Beaver 4 00
Wilbur Ilenton clerk of
election Beaver 4 00
James Xutt clerk of
election Beaver 4 00
Danbury Hall Assn use of
building for election 5 00
Nick Fossen judge of
election Bondville 3 00
II J Schamel judge of
election Bondville 3 00
John Seeman judge of
election Bondville 3 00
John Cashen clerk of
election Bondville and
returns b 20
Otto Tilgner clerk of
election Bondville 3 00
Fred Unger use of build
ing for election 5 00
I C Foye judge of
election Box Elder 3 00
T M Campbell judge of
election Box Elder 3 00
George Cain judge of
election Box Elder 3 00
AY B Sexson clerk of
election Box Elder 3 00
Yours for uni
formity
Yours for great
est leavening
power
Yours for never
failing results
Yours for purity
Yours for economy
Yours for every
thing that goes to
make up a strictly
high grade ever
dependable baking
powder
That is Calumet Try
it once and note the im
provement in your bak
ing See how much more
economical over the high
uriced trust brands how
much better than the cheap
and big can kinds
Calumet is highest in quality
moderate in cost v
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Received Highest Award-
Worlds Pure Food
Exposition
V i r l I ii 1 1 mil
JT WSgS
Thurston Doyle clerk of
election Box Elder and
returns 6
Thurston Doyle use of
building for election 5
Henry Uhren judge of
election Coleman 3
C AV Nelson judge of
election Coleman 3
Robert Moore judge of
election Coleman 3
John L Schilz clerk of
election Coleman and
returns 5
A D Green clerk of
election Coleman 3
School Dist No 58 use of
building for election 3
AV II Eifert judge of
election Danbury 3
G- T Phunb judge of
election Danbury 3
E E High judge of election
Danbury and returns 7
J E AYyencth clerk of
el ction Danbury 3
J A Lafferty clerk of
election Danbury 3
J E Dodge use of building
for election 3
L D Newberry drayage and
erecting booth
E Jaques judge of
election Driftwood 3
1 11 Wade judge of election
election Driftwood 3
J II Ilesterworth judge of
election Driftwood 3
Monroe AYasson clerk of
election Driftwood 3
Earl Zicafoose clerk of
Driftwood and returns 5
School Dist No 16 use of
building for election 3
George Carr judge of elec
tion East Valley and
returns 7
R E AValkington judge of
election East Valley 4
John Watson judge of
election East Valley 4
E 1 Ilachenbcrger clerk of
election East Valley 4
W Iloppe judge of
election East Valley 4
J E Ford use of building
for election 5
Joseph Carmichael judge of
election Fritsch 3
Alex Jensen judge of
election Fritsch 3
C K Critchfield judge of
election Fritsch 3
F B Lakin clerk of election
Fritsch and returns 6
Dan Sehoenthal clerk of
election Fritsch 3
F B Lakin erecting booths
claimed at 200 allowed
at 1
School Dist No 42 use of
building for election 3
C M Lofton judge of
election Gerver 3
Alex Ellis judge of
election Gerver 3
W C Cooper judge of
election Gerver 3
Bert Goodenberger clerk of
election Gerver 3
Don L Thompson clerk of
election Gerver and re
turns 6
Roy Albrecht judge of
election -Grant 3
Chas R Lee judge of
el ction Grant 3
August Weseh judge of
election Grant 3
Joshua Rowland clerk of
election Grant 3
A C Harris clerk of elec
tion Grant and returns 6
Schcoi Dist No 51 use of
bulding for election 3
E S Hill judge of
election Indianola 4
A A Gamsby judge of
election Indianola 4
G W Burt judge of
Indianola and returns 7
W C Clark clerk of
election Indianola 4
N J Uerling clerk of
election Indianola 4
Band Ilali Assn use of
building for election 5
W II Booth judge of elec
tion Lebanon and re
turns 9
Isaac Ilorton judge of
election Lebanon 4
Lawrence Nichols judge of
election Lebanon 4
C F Waterman clerk of
election Lebanon 4
George Newland clerk of
nleetion Lebanon 4
S R Jiolly use of building
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for election
Elmer Erwin judge of
election Massouri Ridge 6
Wesley Kurtz judge of
election Missouri Ridge o
A J Ruby judge of
election Massouri Ridge 6
A B Brook clerk of
election Missouri Ridge 6
Fred Bamesberger clerk of
election Missouri Ridge
and returns 7
School District No 33 nse of
building for election o
F P Oxley judge of
election North VaLley o
A B Easter judge of
election North Valley 3
Ed EgeJhoff judge of
election North Valley 3
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George Hardy clerk of
election North Valley 3 00
S A AValkington clerk of
election North Valley and
returns 8 00
School Dist No 9 use of
building for election 3 00
II G Hippie judge of
election Perry 3 00
Henry Corcoran judge of
election Perry 3 00
C II Harman judge of
election Perry and re
turns 5 60
Wh J Fleischman clerk of
election Perry 3 00
A C Hippie clerk o
election Perry
School Dist No 23 use of
building for election
M Colling judge of
election Red Willow
E A Sexson judge of
election Red AVillow
R II Thomas judge of
election Red Willow
Clark Hedges clerk of
election Red AVillow
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
A L Miller clerk of elec
tion Red AVillow and
returns 6 20
School Dist No 2 use of
building for election 3 00
Henry AVilliams judge of
election Tyrone and re
turns 7 80
C S Blair judge of
00 election Tyrone
lAVm Troester judge of
00 election Tyrone
Jack Farrell clerk of
election Tvrone
J M Farrell clerk of
election Tyrone
School Dist No 82 use of
building for election
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
3 00
j Nel oui Downs judge of
election Valley Grange 3 00
A D Johnston judge of
election Aralley Grange 3 00
A M Bower judge of
election Aralley Grange
and returns 5 40
John AVilcox clerk of
election A7alley Grange 3 00
Ohmis Troester clerk of
Election Aralley Grange
School Dist No 31 use of
building for election
3 00
3 00
E O Williams judge of
election Willow Grove 1st
AV 1st 4 00
11 N Rosebush judge of
election AVillow Grove 1st
AV 1st 4 00
Geo Elbert judge of
election AVillow Grove
1st AV 1st 4 00
C F Lehn clerk of
election AVillow Grove
1st AAr 1st 4 00
N J Campbell clerk of
election Willow Grove
1st W 1st 4 00
Commercial Hotel use of
building for election 5 00
S S Garvey judge of
election AVillow Grove
1st AV 2nd 4 00
Fred II Billings judge of
election AVillow Grove
1st AV 2nd 4 00
AV L Basst judge of
election AVillow Grove
1st AV 2nd 4 00
A C Davis clerk of
election AVillow Grove
1st AV 2nd -I 00
W A Middleton clerk of
election AVillow Grove
1st AV 1st 4 00
JW A Mnddleion use of
Building for election 5 00
C F Ileber judge of
election AVillow Grove
2nd AAr 1st 4 00
Conrad Lenhart judge of
election AVillow Grove
2nd AV 1st 4 00
Peter Foxen judge of
election AVillow Grove
2nd W 1st 4 00
C II Jacobs clerk of
election AVillow Grove
2nd W 1st 4 00
F J Ilassler clerk of
election AVillow Grove
2nd W 1st 4 00
J II Stephens judge of
election AVillow Grove
2nd AV 2nd 4 00
Howard Pinity judge of
election AVillow Grove
2nd W 2nd 4 00
James Hart judge of
election Wallow Grove
2nd W 2nd 4 00
J W Spencer Clerk of
election Willow Grove
2nd AV 2nd 4 00
John Wentz clerk of
election Willow Grove
2nd W 2nd 4 00
Dorwart Barger use of
building for election 5 00
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IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
The Entre Nous club met with
Mrs A Barnett Tuesday after
noon
Dr and Mrs R R Reed enter
tained the Young Peoples AVhist
club Monday evening A seven
oclock dinner was served
The Kaffee Klatcli club met
AVednesday afternoon with Mrs
Juliet AValker Mrs A Galusha
Sr and Mrs A Galusha Jr as
sisted
T3ie Research Club will meet
with Mrs Arthur AVood Monday
afternoon They will continue
the study of Much Ado About
Nothing
Mrs Charles F Heber enter
tained some twenty lady friends
Monday afternoon at a kensing
ton to meet Miss Brown of Om
aha who leaves shortly to make
her home in Los Angeles Cali
fornia A two course luncheon
was served
Married
Mr Jesse Ray and Miss Eva
Iricson both of McCook Neb
called at the Methodist parson
age AVednesday evening Novem
ber 15 at 730 oclock Avhere
the pastor Rev L E Leu is by
the authority of the church and
the flaws of the state pronounced
them husband and wife Mr
Ray is ani engineer on the Bur
lington and they will make their
home for the present in Mc
Cook May long life and pros
perity attend them on their life
journey
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Rink Mr F L Rink Mr AV II
Cards
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Johnson Miss Garda
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Stillman Young-
Suriounded by a small group
oi ciiosen relatives who have
knwn ind loved her for her per
sonal charms Miss Erma Stillman
became the bride of Charles E
Voting l3r a wedding service
beautiful in its simplicity in
AVichita AVednesday October 18
at 4 o clock p m After a lunch
eon where good washes and con
gratulations were expressed the
bridal couple took their depart
ure on a wedding trip among the
noted cities of the south Miss
SitilLmam is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs Frank Stillman and is
of rare beauty and dignity of
manner and is the possessor of
a loveable amiable disposition
and is noted for her sunny
ways and is well trained in the
home making ait being a capable
house keeper manager and mu
sician iir loung is the popu
lar cashier of the bank here and
numbers his friends by scores
His absolutely honest upright in
dustrious habits have proven his
sterling worth and he merits alL
the success he is achieving in his
chosen vocation in the business
world In harmony with the
characteristic simplicity of the
ceremony there were no attend
ants at the Avedding and the
youthful purity and daintiness of
the bride were more appreciated
The brides wedding gown was of
cream silk net gauze over silk
with collarette and panel sash of
old rose lace with satin puffings
The traveling gown was of dark
blue cloth Avith black satin in
laid collar which with fashion
able poke bonnet a f blue velvet
with over lace and a huge yellow
agroo bird formed an appropri
ate climax to a toilet that set off
her golden hair and proved that
the perfection of art always ne
hances the perfection of nature
The groom wore the usual black
and looked handsome as he al
ways does AVhile this union has
been anticipated for some time
yet it came as a surprise as it
was not expected before the holi
days The young people were the
recipients of numerous girts ana
substantial checks For the pres
ent they are at home at the
city hotel where they have a
suite of rooms of their own fur
nishing Garnett Kas Jour
nal
Here is a woman who speaks from
personal knowledge and long experi
PTir viz Mrs P H Brosan of Wil
son Pa who says I know from ex-
periencethat Chamberlains Couga
Remedy is far superior to any oth
er For croup there is nothing that
excels It For sale by all dealers
jai jus -
The Ralston
is a foot moulded shoe It is
made to fit the foot the foot does
not have to shape itself to the
shoe till something gives or you
give up
TlantAi n f fha dmrinn
shapes which appeal to young
men and also many models that
are popular with the more con
servative dresser You re sure to
he suited whatever your taste
Whether you want Tan or Black
Button or Lace we have them
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A GALUSHA SON
The Home of Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes in
McCook
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THE SEASONS FAVORITE
TYPE OF DRESS
For many reasons trim simple
little frocks like this are fash
ions favorite models for the
street dress or the informal after
noon frock tliat is essential in
every young girls wardrobe One
reason for this popularity is of
course the smartness of the style
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whose aim is to ingeniously com
bine many of the most effective
new features without detracting
from the youthful and graceful
simplicity of line
In this model tor instance are
seen the most up-to-date of sailor
collars the fashionable and chic
revers set diaconaUy at one side
the new peasant sleeve that wid
ens gradually toward the end the
deep cuff and a feature peculiar
to this design alone the smart
little tab extensions at the waist
line which is slightly higher than
normal just enough so to give
added errace and slierhtness to the
figure Yet the general effect is
one of extremely smart simplicity
Many o these dresses are made
of serge in the serviceable street
colors brown or blue or black
while others are fashioned of
cashmere henrietta poplini chif
fon broadcloth corduroy or vel
veteen
DANBURY
Miss Harriet E Yeater gave a
lecture in the M E church Sun
day evening on Jerusalem and
about her travels through Eur
ope and Italy
Ohas AVade is greatly improv
ed from the sick spell he has
been having
The result of the election was
a great surprise to some of the
voters and candidates in this pre
cinct
Lewis Greenwood from over
near Goodland Kansas moved on
to the Burbridge property one
day last week
Miss Clara Ilobson returned to
her home at Beaver City AVednes
day evening after a few days vis
it here
The passenger changed time on
Monday Xo 189 arrives at
12 49 and No 190 at 5 11 oclock
Miss Jessie Minor of Cedar
Bluffs was a Danbury visitor
Sunday
Leonard Rogers from south of
Marion was a Saturday ndght vis
itor at the M M Young home
Airs Amanda MeKee departed
last week for Shattuek Oklahoms
on a visit with her son Shanaa
Miss Minnie Kirste from AVil
sonville visited tit this place over
Sunday
Joe Murphy traded his place
for the Mitch Young property iii
town last week
AVill Springer and wife from
McCook were Sunday visitors at
the Phillips home
A Miss Holmes from Omaha
gave lecture in the M E church
Sunday morning
Dr Bartholomew of Marlon
was a business visitor Monday
Air and Mrs Herb AVatkins di
south of Marion are the proud
parents of a baby girl born No
vember 8th
Charley and Reed Henton went
to Beaver City Thursday evening
to be present at the foot ball
game between Beaver and Cam
bridge Friday
Mr and Mrs Floyd Ressler of
Hendley are visiting the parent
al Dolph home this week
tRev Jackson delivered a ser
mon at the M E church Sunday
nierlit He will assist in the re-
i vival meetings to be held here ttie
next two weeks
If you see it in the subsidized
press perhaps it didnt or wont
happen at all
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