The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, November 16, 1911, Thursday Evening Edition, Image 4

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ST O Nelson Mfg Co
Ifyank Cain
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B B Carrigan Co
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JOHN LANKAS
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Is equipped with all the latest and uptodate appliances
for properly handling
GOOD THINGS TO EAT
Our long experience in the business has taught us many things ne
cessary to know in order to give you the best service the best goods
and at pricesthat must attract and hold your trade HAVE YOU
BEEN BUYING RIGHT Has the service for which you have paid
higher prices been satisfactory IF NOT TRY US WE WILL TRY
OUR BEST TO SATISFY YOU for we want your trade and want to
keep it Look at these
i SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
Our Special Home Made
Wienies
Boston Special Roast
Best Cut Sirloin Steak
15c
15c
Nice Spring Lamb -
Home Made Pork Sausage
Nice Pork Chops
These prices as all our prices are RIGHT and to guarantee you a
square deaI6 ounces to the poundwe have installed the latest
style scale
LIVEC LAN
City Council Meeting
Til mayor and council met in
regular session Monday evening
vritli all present except Council
utan Woods Minutes of previous
meetings read and approved Mo- J
tion wa made and carried to ac-
jcpt bid of C A Burton Machin
err Co to furnisli boiler for the j
pumping station j
Motion nil and carried to
fnTiir thr r rliis in eitv nark to
15 candle power each
Motion made and carried to in
struct ChM of Police to employ
dog catch-
The f refunding water
bonds was taken up and laid over
until next in tmg j
The following bills were ap
proved by tin finance committee
jmil nr motion were ordered j
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Rvnir TTnfW 15 7
Ed Huber 4 0u
Petition for building permit to
build sign board was referred to
committee for investigation
Report of police judge was
read and filed
Resignation of L A Fitch as
clef of police was read and ac
cepted Mayor appointed Fred
Sbhlagel as chief of police which
appointment was on motion con
firmed
Mayor appointed W A Mid
dletcn for three year term I L
jjodstrom for two year term and
Dr C L Fahnestock for one
year term as park commissioners
Appointments confirmed ly coun
cil
Motion made and carried to in
struct city treasurer to pay war
rants of J E Corey and J A
Harmon whicli were held up for
occupation tax
Motion made - and carried to
SmES McADAjMS Mayor
L T STOLL Jy uierjv
MARION
B F Darnell and family wore
ovj Sunday valors witli relativ
es af MJinden
wv H Biff ert shipped a cat at
to St Joe Saturday nigM
ca
ft accompanied the TOfr
Dr- Bartholomew was u business
inJSiftir at Lebanon Saturday
e Noe of DanMuy pufedown
a well for E G Caine Co one
day last week
Mr and Mrs Henry Sill from
ten miles west of Oberlin visited
their daughter Mrs Fred Fur
man and family last week
Harriet E Yeater of Des Moin
es lewa gave a lecture here Fri
day evening on the liquor ques
tion and also gave a talk Sun
day of the Hold Land of which
she has seen having -traveled ex
tensively in Europe and the Or
ient She is also very prominent
in W C T U circles
Mrs J C Lafferty returned
last week from Hastings wilier e
she had been visiting her broth
er Will Graham and family a few
weeks
We experienced a real Nebras
ka blizzard last Saturday the
thrmometer registered six de
grees above zero most of the day
but did not snow very imuch And
Sucidav morning the mercury had
dropped to six below zero but
moderated considerable during
the day
Miss Holmes of the Methodist
hospital in Omaha gave a talk
in deaconess work to a fair
audience at the school house on
Sunday evening
Glen Smallberger Guy Sines
Will and Fred Lafferty left last
week for Rdverton to look for
work
A J Greer and family and F
M Yeater and family were vis
itors at R S Sanders Sunday
afternoon
II S Keith and family of
Dell were visitors at the
Blake home Sunday
The Standard Bridge Co of
Omaha are putting in a 36 foot
steel bridge in the Fairview coun
try
INDIANOLA
Mrs Walter Martin lias her
household goods loaded and wall
depart for her new home at Lib
erty Neb where her husband is
engaged in newspaper work
Mrs Grant Clark arrived home
the latter part of last week from
her visit in Iowa
Mrs Fern Clark Dilkes is here
visiting friends and the scenes of
her childhood
Cliarlie Boss atWillie Fritseh
axe home again from their trip at
Lincoln
N J Uerling and others went
up to McCook to attend tta din
ner given -in honor of Bishop
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12k
15c
I The Toledo Electric Springless Scale
They are the worlds standard of accuracy and honesty Give us a
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Tihen Tuesday
We hear of one field of corn
going 10 bushels to the acre in
this vicinity
E F D No 1
Mrs J F Nobbs left last Fri
day for Ilappville Colo
where she will visit relatives for
a couple of weeks
Henry Calkins left Friday
for Colorado to visit friends
G A Roedel finished shred
ding his corn fodder Tuesday
Miss Hazel Ball visited at the
A O Rogers place latter part
of last week
There was an entertainment
at school house district 31 Wed
nesday night
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings
liave been made in the county
clerks office since our last re
port
United Stales to Benjamin W
Cook pat sw qr 27-1-27
Mary A Carmichael to jas
Cairmichael wd nw qr 26-4-28
3200 00
Larzelior C Blount et ux to
Alfred J Koontz wd pt
G in 12 4th McCook 10 000
Affa C Seeley et al to Em
ma Sorg wd lots 11 and
12 in 19 Indianola 1 00
B C Johnson et nx to W
T March wd int in
10 11 12 in 2 2nd Mc
Cook 1 0G
Iliberd E Waugh et ux to
Samuel E and Anna F
Ingram Wd 7 8 in 2
Lebanon 10000 00
Iliberd E Waugh et ux to
Samuel E Ingram et al
wd 9 10 si in 2 Leban
banon j 4500 00
Emma Leland et cons to -William
A Mapes wdl 7
in 8 Wallow Grove 00 00
Peter Foxetn et ux to Linda
Arnold wd sw 1 130
3200 00
Sarah E Strawder et eons
to Eugene F Smith ef al
wd se 1-3-30 600 00
Ambrose Strawder et cons
toEugene F Smith etl al
wd bwI41 and n1 ofrhw
34 12-3-30 9600 00
You dont have tocougih if you
use White Pine and Tar Men
tholated It cures where others
fail 25 and 50c bottles
AVOODWORTH Druggist
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PROPOSITION IS TWO SIDED
City Girl and Country Lad View the
Farm Life From Different j
Angles
I have otten wondered Mr Clovjr
top if the people living on these dear
old farms amid scenes of such peace
ful and quiet rural beauty have as
keen an appreciation of the wondrous
beauty of field and hill and meadow
and sky as we dwellers in the city
have when we catch our all too fleet
ing glimpses of them when we face
hitherward for our brief midsummer
holiday said Miss Annabelle Gusli
ington to Adoniram Clovertop when
he was taking her from the station
out to his farm
Then she added
O I am quite sure that you must
be sensible of all the charm and beau
ty of your quiet happy peaceful en
vironment Are you not Mr Clover
top
Wa al its this away said Mr
Clovertop when a feller has pulled
out o bed at three thutty in the morn
in an has milked nine keows in mus
keeter an fly time an the keow crit
ters has basted ye with their tails fer
a couple o hours an mebbe kicked ye
over a few times an then ye have to
give a drove o screechin hawgs their
feed an a hundred ole hens is chasfci
ye all over the barnyard cluckin fer
their breakfast an a calf or two drags
ye all over the barnyard while ye air
tryin to git them away from their
mothers an the thermometer shootsj
up to a hundred in the shade an ye
have to dig weeds or bug taters allj
day or git in hay or chase ten or aj
dozen miles after some keow critter
that has got out o the paster an then
ye have all that milkin to do over1
again at night an ye finish up yer
chores by lantern light the longest
day in the year when all that hap
pens maam ye aint in no condition
to git sentymental over lights an
shadders an peaceful scenes an
sich like Thars two sides to evry
proposition an I reckon my side o
this beauty bizness aint the same as
yours Glowin sunsets and rosy
morns dont appear the same to me
as to you Judge
GETS GOLD FROM SEA WATER
Dr Oskar Nagel Clairrs That He Has
a Machine Which Will
Do This
Oskar Nagel Ph D an Austrian
chemist whose home is at 50 East
Forty first street confided to the news
papers last night that he had invented
a way to extract god and potash from
sea water and that with a plant that
will cost complete not more than
242000 he could Take from the sea
1300000 worth of geld a year This
he added meant a gold production of
about 3G00 a day to get which will
cost about 300 leaving a clear profit
of 3300 each working day in the
year
Doctor Nagel purposes after he has
passed the salt waters of the globe
through his extracting pumps and
squeezed the gold and potash from
them to return them again to the
seas so that there need he no appre
hension of the disappearance of those
useful bodies of water
Doctor Nagel told first of his method
of getting potash from the sea He
did not say that he believed he could
extract the great commercial article
of which 20000000 is imported each
year into the United States from Ger
many but stated most positively that
he has proved already the value of his
invention New York Times
Boy Who Knows How
Whether the three fs fads frills
and frivolities have displaced the
three rs reading riting and rith
metic in the education of the child
it is nevertheless true that teaching
the boy or girl to be more self reliant
and quick witted has certain advant
ages In Brooklyn the other day a
man was injured and had an artery
severed One of those who hurried to
the scene was a boy on roller skates
The man was bleeding to death The
boy removed one of his skates took
off the strap and with a stick some
body picked up the youngster made a
tourniquet stopped the bleeding and
held the tourniquet in place until the
ambulance surgeon arived thus aiding
materially in saving the mans life
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Poor Day for Trade
Rainy day trade aint what it was
before that moving picture show start
ed up next door said the umbrella
dealer sadly Used to be when peo
ple got caught in the rain they came
in and bought umbrellas now when
they get caught and the barker for
the show sees em heading for my
door he says
Step right in till it stops raining
Costs you less to see the show than
to buy an umbrella and by cricky
if that aint what most of em do
Defective Education
There must be a bad way of teach
ing the elementary branches in this
city
What makes you think that
Because this electioa inquest
shows that so many of the election
officials cant count
Suspicion
Didnt your queer friend tell you
he had taken a degree in several cit
ies
Yes
Then Ill bet it -was the third de
cree
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Superb Stock of
We take pride and pleasure in announcing
that we have now on display the largest and
handsomest line of
Domestic and Imported
Decorated and Hand Painted
Chinaware to be found in McCook Our stock
embraces complete
American and English Dinner Sets
SALAD BOWLS
CUPS and SAUCERS
county Nebraska her final ac
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BERRY SETS
FANCY PLATES
Hand Painted Japanese Ware
and many other useful and ornamental articles
for all prices and to suit every pocket book
Besides we have for your selection and pur
chase the fullest stock and completest line in
the city of
House Furnishings
Doll Cabs and Velocipedes
and the prices we shine here too and have
fully earned the title of
Leader in Low Prices
Remember our location on West B
Street and make us a call
BREW FURN3
and
BOX ELDEE
Mr and Mrs E A Sexson of
Lndianola visited tlieir son W B
Sexson Tuesday
Mrs Elsie Lytle visited Mrs
Eliza Shields of McCook Mon
day
C II Munday has gone to the
eastern part of the state to husk
corn
Mrs D B Doyle and children
of Colorado came down Saturday
to visit relatives
Walter Modrell and Bessie
Doyle visited Minnie Wilson on
Sunday
The Ladies Aid society mot
witih Mrs L S Pouch Thursday
of last week
Mrs Bolles mother Mrs
Vaughn lias returned to her
home at Scandia Kansas
Mr and Mrs A T Wilson and
daughter Minnie visited ait T
M Campbells last Friday
The lineman had a run away
last Tuesday While going thru
a gate the team started to rum
One horse was quite badly injur
ed
If the blizzard of last Satur
day is a fore runner of the com
ing winter and the winter has
any thing to do with the coming
crop there will sure be a
the coining year
Subject of the Epworth League
lesson for next Sunday evening
fe Giving Christ the Eight of
Wav Gal 220 614 Col
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Everything thats seasonable in
fruits and vegetables at Huber s
all the time
AW persons interested in the es
tate of Osc iv M Matthews de
ceased are hereby notified that
on November fth 1911 Maude
Baker filed her petition in the
county court of Eed Willow coun
ty Nebraska for her administra
tion of said estate and same will
be heard in said court at nine a
m on December 2nd 1911
Seal J C MORE
County Judge
EITCHIE WOLFF Attorneys
First publication Nov 13 6ts
All persons interested in the
estate of Elisha A Dodge de
ceased are hereby notified that
on the fourth day of November
1911 Myrtle Hartman adminis
tratrix of said estate Sled in the
Conritv Court of Bed Willow
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count as said administratrix and
that said final account will be
heard in said court at nine
oclock a m on December 1st
1911 and are hereby ordered to
appear at said time and place
and show cause if any such exist
why said final account should not
be allowed
J C MOORE
County Judge
EITCHIE WOLFF Attorneys
First publication Nov 6 6ts
All persons interested in the
estate of Mary A Whitaker de
ceased late of Eed Willow coun
ty Nebraska are hereby notified
on the 27th day of October
1911 Jennie Hendershot Mabei
E Colling and George A Whit
aker filed their petition in the
county cooirt of said county for
appointment of George A WMt
aker as administrator of said es
tate and same will be heard at
county court room in said county
on the 18th day of November
1911 at 9 a m
Seal J C MOOEE
County Judge
EITCHIE WOLFF Attorneys
First publication Oct 30 6ts
Margaret Davis William S
Davis Mildred Davis and Sarah
G Lamb formerly Sarah G Ed
monds also known as S G Ed
monds defendants will take no
tice that Frank E McKinnis
hplaintiff has filed his petition
against -you m the district court
of Eed Willow county Nebraska
the object and prayer of which
is to obtain a decree of said court
quieting his title to the north
of the northwest 34 of section 21
township 1 range 30 in Eed Wil
low county Nebraska against
any claim title to or interest in
or lien upon said land that either
of you may have or claim to
have to have his title thereto de
clared to be absolute to exclude
you and each of you from any
title lo or interest in or lien up
on said premises and to have a
certain mortgage thereon held by
said Sarah G Lamb by assign
ment to her as and in the name
of S G Edmonds declared null
and void and no lienupon said
premises and for equitable relief
You are required to answer
plaintiffs petition on or before
Monday December 11th 1911
C H BOiTLE
Attorney for Plaintiff
First trablication Nov 2 4ts
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