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ttfoo was inj, on bum-ia v are par-jse of lustury was a a pi Lai city,it Saturday cjd 12, nextom Omaha, friends overrorn Cedar ruing, andy-:hildren de~cotta bluff,trgus,;sday nightnd has re-IU BUNS.on the road Co. of St. Tuesday.led, Sa’ ur* has been r the pastton lawyer, Oklahoma,d and loanDenver was inlay, k»i k-cCook eh*c-enjoying a taster Max,in with her*d the Wat-by him op*, from Con-nsideration y occupiedVi•X*.d:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:q:gSimeon Billings Joins Silent Majority.After a long illness, Simeon Hillings passed away in thin city, Tuesday night, June 7th. Brief services were conductedat the home, Thursday morning at ten o’clock, by Rev.G.A.Conrad of the Congregational church, assisted by the Revs.Belts and Carman. There was also a brief floral offering service by the Ladies1 circle of the G. A. K. The members of J. K. Barnes post and of McCook lodge A. F. A. M., attended the service at the home in organ izati ns. A detach-ment from the post acted as pallbearers. A fter the services at the home the remains were taken to Indianola for interment. The members of the G. A. K. had charge of the final services at indianola cemetery,Sim Hillings was an early settler ofRed Willow county, having resided within its limits about 25 years. In his active days he worked at the carpenter trade. He was one of the early builders in McCook, having with a few other Indianola carpenters built the old Hayden McCartney building in 1882, now owned and occupied by 13. L. De(iralT Co.Deceased enlisted in company I, 105thregiment of Illinois volunteer infantry,August 12, 1862, and served until May 20, 1865.[Simkox Hcttkufikt.d Billin';s was born in White Hall, Wash ingto i county,Vermont, November 17th, 1837, and died in McCook, Red Willow county, Nebraska, June 7th, 1901, aged 66 years, 6 months, 20 days. He was united in marriage with Miss Melissa Jones, December 27th, I860, at Naperville, Dupage county, Illinois. Four sons and one daughter were born of this union. The wife, four sous, on** daughter, one brother and one sister remain to mourn his death.]Free Exhibition Fancy Shooting.Captain A. II. Hardy, champion quick shot of the world, representing the Pet-relatives of thii umber of invA wedding the ceremony.The youngj berod with gifThe bride iMrs. J. M. So] teemed by all is postmaster Ann, Frontier north of McCcThe Tuibunmany well-wb the Saint Ann congrat illationvoyageCut Out Toy PIReaders of the new city lt;by the council the sale of fi re sale of certain “any toy pistolcaps, cannonrockets and nr taining dynam der or any oth higher grade tl The ordinan life, limb and from the 190. those made cr painfully disat Of this total 3 pistol and bkcannon era ekeA. O. U. W. arNext Sundaiorial day. Io'clock com miand I . of H.tori us of the ciof deceased n members of f D. of If. Thiday wall be he] in the afternocThe first a
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McCook Tribune
Mccook, Nebraska, US
Fri, Jun 10, 1904
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