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went to first on an infield hit and stole
second Amsden struck out Culbertson
walked and stole second Emerson
was hit by pitcher and took second on
a passed ball Dorwart went to first on
McKinseys error Culberrson and Emer
son advancing a base OBrien went to
first on Hales error Culbertson and
Emerson scoring F Emerson struck
out One hit 4 runs
Second Inning
Oberlin Watson struc out Roach
out F Emerson to Amsden Wilbur
walked Al trom out Dorwart to Ams
den No hits no runs
McCook Gray struck out Schwab
hit to center field and stole second
and third Knowles went to first on il
burs error and stole second Amsden
went to first on Koachs error Schwab
and Knowles scoring C Emerson went
to first on fielders choice Dorwart
struck out OBrien out Roach to Muir
head Two hits three runs
Third inning
Oberlin Hale struck out as did
Burchet and Coldren No hits no runs
McCook F Emerson out on ground
er Muirhead Gray hit for two liases
and stole third Schwab out on fly to
McKinsey Knowles struck out One
hit no runs
Fourth Inning
Oberlin Muirhead hit to center field
and stole second McKinsey hit to right
scoring Muirhead McKinsey going to
to second and to third on F Emersons
error and scored on a passed ball Wat
son struck out Roach hit by pitched
ball and took first Alstrom out F
Emerson to Amsden Two hits two
runs
McCook Amsden flew out to Muir
liead Culbertson out on grounder to
McKinsey C Emerson hit to right field
and stole second Dorwart went all the
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Largest Circulation in Red WiilowCo
Score Minnesotas 24 delegates
lor the Colonel
McCook will prove Ma 28 29
that it pays to be just sociable
Oxford has adopted the plan of
working its hums tramps and prison
ers on the streets This rule in gen
eral effect will go some toward dis
couraging the pilgrim habit
McCook vs Oberlin
McCook high school closed a very suc
cessful base ball season Friday by de
feating the Oberlin high school in a
poorly played game by the score of LI to
2 The weather was not base ball
style and made snappy ball an impossi
bility
The feature of the game was the ex
cellent pitching of Dorwart allowing
but two scratch hits and striking out
thirteen men
The fans regret to see the high school
season close as our team was one of the
best in the state and put up a snappy lot
of ball from start to finish
The score by innings and summary of
the game follows
First Inning
Oberlin Coldren struck out Muir
head out to Schwab to Amsden Mc
Kinsey out on fly to Gray No hits no
runs
McCook Gray walkod Schwab out
on fly to Muirhead Gray stolo second
and scored on a passod ball Knowles
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way around on Watsons error Emerson
scoring ahead of him OBrien struck
out One hit two runs
Fifth Inning
Oberlin Halo out Gray to Amsden
Burchet took first on C Emersons
error and stole second Coldren took
first on Culbertson s error Muirhead
out on fly to Gray who doubled to Cul
bertson catching Burchet No hits
no runs
McCook Emerson out Watson to
Muirhead Gray struck out Schwab
walked and stole second Knowles took
first on Burchets error Schwab caught
stealing third Wilbur to Hale No
hits no runs
Sixth Inning
Oberlin McKinsey struck out and
Watson was given the same remedy
Roach took first on Amsdens error
Wilbur out Dorwart to Amsden No
hits no runs
McCook Amsden out on fly to Mc
Kinsey Culbertson out McKinsey to
Muirhead Emerson went to first on
Muirheads error but was caught steal
ing second No hits no runs
Seventh Inning
Oberlin Alstrom out Schwab to
Amsden Hale and Burchet both struck
out No hits no runs
McCook Dorwart walked and stolo
second and third OBrien walked and
stole second F Emerson hit to center
field scoring Dorwart and 0BrienGray
went to first on fielders choice F
Emerson being caught at thirdSchwab
hit to center and went second on Al
stroms error Knowles hit to center
field scoring Schwab Knowles out
stealing second Amsden hit to right
and was caught stealing second Four
hits four runs
Eighth Inning
Oberlin Coldren went to first on F
Emersons error and was caught steal
ing second Muirhead out on fly to C
Emerson McKinsey took first on Dor
warts error Watson took first on field
ers choice Roach out F Emerson to
Amsden No hits no runs
McCook Culbertson struck out C
Emerson out Roach to Muirhead Dor
wart hit for two bases OBrien went to
first on McKinseys error Dorwart scor
ing J Jimerson struck out Uno nit
one run
Ninth Inning
Oberlin Wilbur out F Emerson to
Amsden Alstrom and Hale both took
the three strke route No hits no runs
OBERLIN ab
Coldren If 4
Muirhead lb 4
V cKinse ss 4
Watson 2b 4
Roach p 3
Wilbur c 3
Alstrom cf 4
Hale 3b 4
Burchetrf 3
Totals 33
MCOOK ab
Gray ss 4
Schwab 2b 4
Knowles If 5
Amsden lb 5
Culbertson3b 4
C Emerson rf 4
Dorwart p 4
OBrien cf 4
F Emerson c 5
Totals
Score by innings
Oberlin 0 0 0 2 0
McCook 4 3 0 2 0
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Summary Two base hits Gray Dor
wart bases on balls off Dorwart 1 oft
Roach 5 struck out by Dorwart 13 by
Roach 9 Double plays Gray to Cul
bertson Passed balls Emerson 2
Wilbur 4 Hit by pitcher by Dorwart
1 by Roach 1 Umpire Jas Galusha
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of Mexico where bears deer and other
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among them being the skins of sev
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cape from being badly injured or pos
sibly killed by a bear which she had
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This intrepid Huntress Knows no
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WIFES CURSE WAS ON HIM
Husband Who Deserted Her Stricken
by Paralysis as Dying Woman
Had Wishad
Cincinnati O The wizh of a dying
woman that her husband might bo
paralyzed if he attended her funeral
came true William Huesman of this
city is tho victim
Although nearly seventy and the
father of several grown children ho
had lived apart from his wife Minnia
Huesman his junior by only a few
years As tho years of their separa
tion extended Mrs Hueeman became
oach day more and more embittered
against her husband Time and again
she declared that she hoped that when
she died he might bocome paralyzed
on the way to the cemetery if he tried
to go to the funeral
Immediately after her death tho
husband was notified and forgetting
the past triod to atone by seeing thai
his wife received proper burial He
provided a coflin for the body and
next day he was on his way to tho
cemetery when he suddenly collapsed
on the street
Paralysis said the hospital physi
cian Huesman is not expected to re
cover
CHILD GETS LOST IN DRAIN
Confused in the Darkness Boy of Six
Crawls SO Feet From the
Opening
London
with some
England While playing
boys near his home at
Johnnie Wil
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drain pine He expected to come out
at a joint ton feet away but missed
the place and becoming confused as
to directions Iept en crawling As he
did not return children gave an alarm
and a searching party set to work at
once They dug to the drain pipe ten
feet from the opening Johnnie was
not there
At some distance from the opening
they dug another hole ten feet in
depth Johnnio heard the picks ami
mistook the meaning of the noises
and kept crawling still further from
safety Finally at SO feet they made
another hole in the drain and caught
Johnnie by the feet just as he was
crawling past
Tho lad had been in the 12 inch pipe
for five hours but aside from ueing
smeared with black mud he suffered
no 111 effects from tho experience
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NOTICE OF HEARING
In the County Court of Red Wil
low county Nebraska
In the matter of the estate cf Hi
ram P Feekin deceased
To all persons interested in said
estate You are hereby notified that
on May G 1912 Sylvester Cordeal ac
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 COLFER
Seal County Judge
First publication May
NOTICE
In the county court of Red Willow
county State of Nebraska
In the
James B
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matter of the estate
that on the 3rd
Nina Harris Wade as admiinistratrix
of the estate of James B Wade do
ceased filed her final account and
petition for her discharge as ad
ministratrix 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 coun
ty on the 25th day of May 1012 at
the hour of ten oclock a m
Dated this 3rd day of May 1912
FRANK M COLFER
Seal County Judge
First publication May G Gts
NOTICE
Notice is -hereby given that The
McCook CoOperatiive Hospital
Association has filed its articles
of incorporation in the office of
the Secretary of State of the
Stlato of Nebraska and in the
office of the County Clerk of Bed
Willow county Nebraska The lo
cation of the principal office of
the corporation shall be McCook
j Nebraska and the principal place
tor the transaction of ats busi
ness shall be Red Willow county
Nebraska The general mature of
tlie business to be transacted by
sand corporation shall be To
equip maintain and operate a hoa
pital in Red Willow county state
of Nebraska to receive dona
tions of money or property of any
description ibo rent or purchase
any real ior personal property
and to erect 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 suoli prop
erty has ceased to be of use for
the pnnpose for which 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
wliieli shall be non assessaible
IN STOCK BY
Ro Livingston McCook Nebr
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 amongtheir
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
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
ox der of attachment in the sum
of 1S975 in an action pending
before him wherein Bullard Lum
ber Company a corporation in
of corporated under the laws of the
Stnto rtf Tpbrncl n iV nlnintifiF
wane ueceaseu
w wfc w v to M 1 1
To all persons interested in said an1 0saar Grismore is defendant
state You are hereby notified 10 1 wrninnh of w lnfnninrf
day of May 1912 mnn sistTrM n1 mriii iir
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Matella Gordon to the said de-
i fondant has been attached and
garnisheed under said order Said
cause was continued to the 6th
day of June 1912 at the hour of
9 oclock a m
Dated this 27th dav of April
1912
Bullard Lumber Company
Plaintiff
C E Eldred attorney for plain
tiff
April
Application for License
Indianola Nebraska May 2 1912
Notice is hereby given that C
II Hyatt has filed in the city
clerks office of the city of In
dianola Nebraska his bond and
petition for a license to sell malt
spiriituons and vinous liquors in
the building on lot numoered 13
in block numbered 29 second
ward of the city of Indianola in
Red Willow county Nebraska
for the municipal year ending
April 30 1913
C H 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 aetion pending
before him wherein Harold P
Waite and Edwin S Waite part
ners doing business under the
name of H P Waite Company
are plaintiffs and Oscar Gris
more is defendant that property
of the defendant consisting of
owing by Matella Gordon
to the said defendant has been
attached and garnisheed under
said order Said causa was con
tinued to the 6th day of June
1912 at the hour of 9 o cock ajn
Dated this 27th day of April
and no share shall be issued until 1912
fully -paid for The existence of Harcd B Waite and Edwin S
this corporation began on March
4 1912and this corporation shall
liave perpetual succession The
highest amount of indebtedness
or liability to which the
Ition ds at any itime to subject it-
Waite partners doing business
under the firm name of H P
Waite Company Plaintiffs
C E Eldred attorney for plain
tiffs
April
