i M KIMMELL Publisher
Largest Circulation in Red WiilowCo
Entered at postoffice McCook
braska as second class matter Pub
lished semi weekly
THE DORCAS VILLAGE FAIR
One of the unique and successful
Cairs and suppers of the united Dor
cas societies of the Congregational
church was that of last Saturday af
ternoon and evening
It was a booth proposition worked
out with skill and Usefulness as to
the decorations and plans
The candy bocth brought into clev
er requisition lace curtains and oth
er details of harmonious sort and
Mass Maude McMillan and Miss Mar
tha Abel were in charge selling
toothsome sweet stuff galore
The Japanese booth was in charge
of Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Blanchard
and its decorations were cf coarse
appropriately fans umbrellas etc
pertaining to the- island kingdom
while rice teas etc were their ar
ticles of merchandise The ladies
were gowned in Japanese costumes
The ice cream cone booth was pre
sided over by Mrs Z L Kay and
Mts Barney Holer who served the
public delioicus cones of frigid cream
The baby booth the babies were
older crown attracted a full
share of attention with Mrs H P
Waite and Mrs C D Ritchie moth
ering the entire bunch of infan
tile loveliness
The Congress of Beauties booth
contained twenty world price win
ners and Mrs Fred Schwab and Mrs
A M Williams were there to see
that none were kidnapped
It fell to the lot and energy of
Muss Either Bailey tc preside over
the destinies cf the freak booth and
it was her busy day for she had the
merchandise in many shades colors
and conditions of servitude
The Dutch booth was characteris
tically cute with Mrs A C Wiehe
and Mrs B L Webber in dignified
attendance
The climacteric feature of the fair
was the parade here the fair took
on its altftudJious amusement num
ber with a Sutton beaiting band and
several special arttetis imported for
the occasion Their parade on Main
avenue in the earrly evening soon
lined the side walk Mrs Walter
Stokes as drum major has Major
1 r M
Barnett beaten a village lane and
the members of the band Mrs Le
roy Kleven Miss Dolezal Miss
Thursby Miss Phelps Miss Helen
Schwab Miss Eaer Mrs H A Beale
Miss Edith Waite Mrs B Y Dor
wart well in their bewitching cos
tumes and thrilling crescendas and
appealing cadenzas just swept over
the multitude like a Titantic shudder
It was great And Mrs W F Jones
la the role of the dago with her
faithful bruin Mrs James Hatfield
Mrs A R Scott as The Dutch
Cleanser and Dorothy Williams and
Nellie Schwab as the Gold Dust
Twins were quite outside the re
porters powers of diction and des
cription
And the dinner Well it was in
charge of Miss Addie Dean Mrs J
G Schobel and Mrs 0 M Knoppie
That tells the story in brief It
was excellent in every detail and a
large source of added profit
All there is to be said further is
that the fair and supper were a great
success and were accorded a deserv
edly liberal patronage
The united societies have decided
to make this am annual feature a
village fair idea and tins first an
nual is an indication cf what may be
expected another year
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings
have been made in the county
clerks office since our last re
port
James P Reinsmith to Chas
W Kelley wd west 50 ft
lot 13 14 15 block 21 Mc
Cook 1
27 in fine Batiste Flouncings worth Q Q r
this week OV
regularly 125 - -
45 inch Flouncings Beautiful pat
terns this week at - - - -
9c
These are exceplional values you should
not miss
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F M Steiner to Fred C Baruth
wd nw qr 19-4-27 G700 00
Ethel Long to Charles S Thomp
son wd lots 11 and 12 block
28 Indjanola 3000 00
Martin L Rishel to William E
Rttshel wd lot 7 block 4 2nd
McCook 3S0 00
Ghas S Thompson to George C
Hill wd lots 11 and 12 block
2S Indianola 1 00
Geo C Hill to Chas S Thomp
son wd lots 1 2 3 4 5 block
39 Indianola 600 00
J F Holiday to C H Elliott wd
wd sw qr 30-4-27 6450 00
Cassie X Woctton to Alvin E
Rowland wd lot 13 block 12
West McCook 500 00
Reraember the sweet girl graduate
We have an interesting list from
Which you can select her gift
McCONNELL Druggist
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task with the same energy and en
thusiasm they manifest La handling
great economic and poKtcila ques
tions Thisi is a man problem not a
woman problem and until men real
ize this and until men are consci
ence stricken we are not going to dCUutedly there is a charm about the
get very far in its solution j simple waists that is alluring Per-
1 hans it -Is because you can use
ruimmi iiiiiijiiiumijH
27 in flouncings wonderful bargains
This week at - - -
THE
A Man Problem
McCook recently had some expert
advice on the sex problem and
while interest remains The Tribune
gives this paragraph from a recent
utterance of William A McKeever
of Kansas state agricultural college
The author wishes to be listed
among tiaose Who take little stock
in the theory that the important task
of sex instruction is to be heaped
upon the shoulders of the teachers
As the matter now stands the teach
ers of the public schools are nearly
all young women of comparative im
maturity of mind and while they
may give some Vhelpful advice to the
girls in their classes they cannot be
expected to furnish adequate sex in
struction to boys The attempt to
force this tremendous task upon the
teachers is a tacit admission of par
ental weakness and irresponsibility
Parents of all classes must face this
duty personally and courageously be
fore society at large can hope to free
itself from the power of the social de
mon
Let American parents rally to the
great social obligation of training
their children for pure thinking and
a iclean sexual life and the irace will
quickfy manifest the splendid manly
and womanly qualities inherent in
our ordinary human breed And es
pecially let the strcng men of the na
tion the fathers lay hold upon this J
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Embroideries This Week
An unusual purchase a fortunate buy enables us to offer Ou this week values in em
broideries never before equaled in McCook Take advantage of this opportunity Buy your
Embroideries this week for your Dresses Waists Princess Slips Skirts Corset Covers etc
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54 incn jcrnuroiaery riouncings an j
275 and 3 values at
y JL J
39c
Special lots of medium and wide P -
broideries at per yard 10c and - v
Corset cover embroideries all over em
broideries embroideries in all widths and
at all prices are on sale at our store this
week Call and get your share
Have You Any Millinery Work to be Done
Hats to be Retrimmed
Any
If so you want them done well and by an experien
ced trimmer
Miss Carlson finishes her season with us this week
in order to accept a designing position with one of the
large millinery houses in Chicago We regret thefact
of her going two weeks earlier than usual and because
of this we urge you to
Bring in Your Work
This Week
and we will take care of your orders satisfactorily
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GOODS MHAINEKr LADIES F0RNISHIN6S
MS COOK - NEBR
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HABIT
Young man it will pay you to get the habit We mean the
saving habit The banking habit will help yuu If you are
starting out in life with only your two hands to help you the
dollar on deposit will be the best friend ou will have on the
side Start an account at the bank Dont check unless the
need is urgent Add to it rather than draw it out You will
acquire a standing among the men who do things You will
in time have a fund to do something with yourself Get the
habit Start now The opening of a bank account may be
the turning point in your career Come and start with us no
matter how small Ask the successful man if this advice is
good He knows See if ho deesnt tell you the same thing
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
THE STYLISH TAILOR MADE COS
TUME
It is remarkable how these plain
tailored waists have acquired popu
larity There was a time when only
business WGmen wore them but now
you need only to stroll up the Ave
nue or go through the smartshops
and jou will see hosts of them in
silky crepe de ohiniss French cot
ton voiles satins and fine linens
The prices are exorbitant yet they
are so simple to construct that any
economical woman who sews may
make one with little difficulty Un-
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tiful neckwear of which women are
so extremely fend This illustration
shows the daicty net frill at front
the chic little bow and the neat
turnover en the standing collar Crys
tal buttons wihiifch are very stylish are
used on this waist Take particular
rotieo of the trimness of the set in
sleeve
A natty skirt must be combined
with tins tailored waist so as to
keep ip the appearance of extreme
smartness The tunic effect which
certainly adds a distinctive feature
is lengthened by a shaped flounce
having an inverted box pleat at each
sidt cf the center back thus giving
ample room for comfortable walking
Whipcord is at the height of fash
ion and is extremely serviceable as it
wears wonderfully well For a slight
ly lighter weight cloth ipanama
galine or eclienne is Ipracticail It
is a model and closes a
the front
Dandelion Day
McCcok needs one and The Tribune
suggests that mayor proclaim one
at his earliest convenience before
the seedis are ready to be scattered
all over the city by the four winds
of heaven
Closed Annual Contract
The McCook Cement Co on last
Ttoursday closed an annual contract j
with Red wallow county to do the cr j
ment bridge and culvert work of the j
county for the ensuime vear
Election and Banquet
The Epworth League held their
election of officers Friday night
with a following banquet and enjoy
able social period in the Methodist
church basement
NOTICE OF HEARING
In the County Court of Red Wil
low county Nebraska
In the matter of the estate of Hi
ram F Eeekin deceased
To all persons interested in said
estate You are hereby notified that
on May C 1912 Sylvester Cordeal as
administrator of the estate of Hiram
F Feekin deceased filed his final ac
count petition for distribution of
residue of estate and for discharge
as administrator of said estate and
that a hearing will be had upon said
final account and petition at the
county court room in the city of
McCook in said county on the 25th
day of May 1912 at nine oclock am
Dated this Cth day of May1912
FRANK M GOLFER
Seal County Judge
First publication May
NOTICE OF SUIT
Oscar Grismore defendant will
take notice that on the 20th day
of April 1912 W B Whittaker
a justice ol the peace 01 Eed Wil
low county Nebraska issued an
order of attachment in the sum
of ilSOTo in an action pending
before him Avherein Bullard Lxim
ber Company a corporation in
corporated under th laws cf the
State of Nebraska is plaintifi
and Oscar Grismore is defendant
that property of the defendant
consisting of money owing by
Matella Gordon to the said de
fendant has been attached and
garnisheed under said order Said
cans was continued to the 6th
day of June 1912 at the hour of
9 oclock a m
Dated this 27th day cf April
1912
Bullard Lumber Company
Plaintiff
C E Eldred attorney for plain
tiff
April
E F Osborn
DRAY LINE
All kinds of Hauling and Trans
fer Work promptly attended to
Your patronage solicited
Office First Door South oi DeGrofFs
Phone No 13
Application for License
Indianola Nebraska 3Iay 2 1912
Notice is hereby given that C
II Ilyaitit has filed in the city
clerks office of the city of In
dianola Nebraska his bond and
petition for a license to sell malt
spirituous and vinous liquors in
the building on lot numhered 13
in block numbered 29 second
ward of the city of Indianola in
Bed Willow county Nebraska
for the municipal year ending
April 30 1913
C II HYATT Applicant
First publication May 2- sw 6t
NOTICE OF SUIT
Oscar Grismore defendant will
take notice that on the 20th day
of April 1912 W B Whittaker
a justice of the peace of Red Wil
low county Nebraska issued an
order of attachment in the sum
of 7403 in an action pending
before him wherein Harold P
Waite and Edwin S Waite part
ners doing business under the
naime of II P Waite Company
are plaintiffs and Oscar Gris
more is defendant that property
of the defendant consisting of
money owing by Matella Gordon
to the said defendant has been
attached and garnisheed under
said order Said cause was eon
tinned to the 6th day of June
1912 at the hour of 9 ocoek am
Dated this 27th dav cf April
1912
Ilarcd B Waite and Edwin S
Waite partners doing business
under the firm name of II P
Waite Company Plaintiffs
C E Eldred attornev for plain
tiffs
April
Lame back is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles of the
back for which you will find nothing
better than Chamberlains Liniment
For sale by all druggists
Model
Heating Plumbing
AuaaietonKiiDy
Are prepared to fur
nish estimates on
short notice They
keep a complete line
of Bath Tubs La
vatories Sinks and
other plumbing mater
ial including a good
line of lawn hose and
sprinklers
Phone No 182 - McCook Nebr
3SGTICE
Notice is hereby given that The
McCook Co Operattive Hospital
Association has filed its articles
of incorporation in the office of
the Secretary of State -of the
Slfate -of Nebraska and in the
office of the County Clerk of Red
Willow count- Nebraska The lo
eation of the principal office of
the corporation shall be McCook
Nebraska and the principal place
for the transaction cf its busi
ness shall be Red Willow county
Nebraska The general mature of
the business to be transacted by
said corporation shall be To
equip maintain and operate a hos
pital in Red Willow county state
of Nebraska to receive dona
tions of money or property of any
description -to rent or purchase
any real or personal property
and to ereet a building or build
ings to be used in connection
therewith and to sell any prop
erty real or personal that may
have come to the Association by
gift or purchase when such prop
erty has ceased to be of usse for
the purpose for Avliich it was giv
en or purchased
The amount of capital stock
authorized shall be 25000 divid
ed into 5000 shares of 500 each
which shall be subscribed for at
not less than their par value and
which shall be non ass essaible
and no share shall be issued until
fully paid for The existence of
this corporation began on March
4 1912and this corporation shall
have perpetual succession The
highest amount of indebtedness
or liability to which the corpora
tion is at any time to subject it
self shall not exceed one fourth
of the par value of stock out
standing The affairs of the cor
poration are to be conducted by
a Board of Managers consisting
of nine members selected by the
stockholders from among their
number The officers of the cor
poration shall consist of a Pres
ident a Vice President a Secre
tary and a Treasurer who shall
be chosen by the Board of Man
agers
The McCook Co Operative Hos
pital Association
Anna E Fahnestock Secretary
By L W McConnell President
Seal
April
Our hobbv is good groceries
The Best of Everything A
trial order will convince you-
D MAGNER Phone 14
hoe
Store
E D PERKINS CO
OPPOSITE SUTTONS JEWELRY STORE
When in need of
SHOES
Remember that we have the best assortment in
town for
Men Women and Children
R D PERKINS CO
Opposite Suttons Jewelry Store
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