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TWENTIETH YEAR
Leans Take Revenge
Tuesday afternoon of this week the
Leans took a fall out of the Fats on the
Athletic park grounds to the tune of 15
to 11 in a seven inning game of base
ball and the smart of last weeks defeat
was alleviated The attendance was
rather small but the enthusiasm was of
the bubbling over exuberant sort that
found exercise in the most vigorous
vocalization
The line up was slightly different from
the last encounter
Leans Positions Fats
Colson D W 2b Sutton H P
Vahue F S If Mangless Adolph
Barnes C W 3b Vahue Ray
Winn Charles c Huber fl P
Vahue Earl p Lucas D A
Fahne tock C L ss Tartsch H H
Mick George rf Bronson C W
Gage W V ci Huckman A A
Guyer W S lb Moore J H
SC0UK BY INNINGS
Loans 3 13 17 0 0 15
Fats 0 3 0 10 3 4 11
H P Sutton sprained a leg early in
the game and retired from the game
J H Dwyer filling the vacancy a few
changes in positions resulting Adolph
Mangless going on second Ray Vahue
to short H H Tartsch to lef and J H
Dwyer to third
J H Moore pitched the last inning
for the Fats and gave the Leans their
only shut out
Frank Everist broke into the game
with his windworks but too late to turn
the tide of battle
D M Taylor umpired but found the
grandstand difficult to please
McCook Too Many
The game between McCook and Leb
anon last Friday afternoon was rather
one sided though the visitors put up
the best game they knew how and made
a very creditable record as the scorer
siows though outclassed
There was a fair attendance
The line up of the two clubs was as
follows
McCook Positions Lebanon
Cooley 2b Weatherwax
Burney 3b Fiechter E
Pickard p Thrailkill
Cone ss Fiechter L
Reed c Pennington
Jones cf Devoe
Garvey If Kinder
Dpnnis lb Newland
AVeiser rf Cumtnings
SUMMARY OF GAME
Double plays McCook 1
Two base hits Weiser
Three base hits Dennis
Struck out Pickard 7 Thrailkill 5
Paoed balls Reed 5 Pennington 5
Wild pitches Pickard 1 Thrailkill 1
Base hits McCook 9 Lebanon 5
Umpire Bocock
Errors McCook 6 Lebanon 6
Hit by pitched balls Pickard 2 Thraikill 2
SCORE BY INNINGS
McCook 3 20 300 1 0 9
Lebanon 0 1000001 02
Lost by One Score
McCook and Minden played an intense
ly exciting ten inning game at Minden
last Saturday afternoon victory finally
perching on Mindens banner In the
fifth inning McCook pounced onto Bliss
for seven scores and seemed to have a
good lead for winning the game but
an unfortunate erroj in the eighth
inning with two men out gave the Min
dens two runs and a score of n to io
la the ninth McCook scored and tied at
II McCook failed to score in the tenth
and Minden won out 12 to 11
Minden Positions McCook
Dasher rf Pickard
McLeod 3b Burney
Rhodes ss Cone
Moore c Reed
Bliss p Jones
Chambers 2b Cooley
Cardwell If Garvey
Peterson G cf Weiser
Peterson P lb Dennis
Sub Lyman
SCORE BY INNINGS
Minden 5 210000 3 0 112
McCook 201 0 7 0001 011
First base Minden 15 McCook 15
Errors Minded 8 McCook 10
Qulck Osburn
The contract for carrying the mail
from Quick to Osbum has been awarded
to H B Quick This route 57151 will
open on August 27th and the contract
runs to June 30th 1902 at which time it
may supersede the present
route which is only twice aweek
while the Quick Osburn route will give
a service Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday connecting with
the daily service between McCook and
Hayes Center
Jacob Burnett Dead
Jacob Burnett a former resident of our
city and well known to many f our
readers was buried in Denver last Sat
urday afternoon August 10th Since
the death of Mrs Burnett about thir
teen months since he has been living
in Chicago with his son Orville He
was taken sick at Sterling Colorado
near which place he owns a ranch pro
perty and after a brief illness of two or
three days passed away
Machine Oils
S M Cochran Co have it in best
qualities and at very reasonable prices
They can fill your order promptly for
any oil you may want
What
Not going to paper till spring You
will find it much cheaper now Come
and see our bargains
McConnell Berry
Xoars motto
prices
Pure drugs and low
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs J W Link was a Hastings vis
itor Saturday
Fred W CarruTH is a Colorado vis
itor this week
Mrs A P Ely visited in Red Cloud
part of the week
Miss Anna L Clark has gone to
Bushton Kansas
Miss Stella Norval is home from
her Oklahoma visit
V Franklin was a business pilgrim
to Lincoln Monday
Mrs Ed Fitzgerald was taken quite
ill first of the week
Mrs Roth Struve of Oxford is vis
iting Mrs J K Couzins
Mrs Mark J Smith has joined her
husband in Wray Colorado
Frances McChesney has been visit
ing Beulah Hall Red Cloud
Mrs J H Campbell of Chicago is
the guest of Mrs D A Lucas
Miss Julia Ryan is back at her desk
in the county attorneys office
Evan Sage and gentleman friend de
parted on 12 yesterday for home
Mrs L D Gockley is the guest of
her daughter Mrs J C Predmore
Mrs F a Cheever of Dighton
Kansas is a guest of Mrs Frank Stillman
R Q Stewart of the internal revenue
service was up from Hastings Tuesday
F S Wilcox has been down in Kan
sas City on cattle business since Sunday
R O Adams of Grand Island former
ly of Trenton was a city visitor Wed
nesday
Mrs C O LeHew and family came
up from Hastings today on a visit to
relatives
Miss Lillie Burnett returned Sat
urday night last from visiting Red Cloud
relatives
Mrs M Lawritson returned Wed
nesday night from a delightful weeks
visit in Kenesaw
L Morse of Benkelman was a busi
ness visitor in these political headquar
ters Wednesday
Mr and Mrs John Hatfield de
parted Sunday morning for their home
in Decatur Illinois
C H Boyle returned Monday night
on 6 from spending a few weeks in Colo
rado and the Southwest
Miss Jeanette Dutton came up
from Lincoln Saturday night on a visit
home and to friends in the city
Mrs W G Dutton arrived home
last Friday night from visiting Roy and
Jeanette in Lincoln a few weeks
Mrs H H Kingsbury and little
daughter are here from Chicago on a
visit guest of Mrs W W Archibald
Mrs B B Davis is visiting in the
city guest of Louis Low man and family
coming out from Omaha early in the
week
Miss Nellie who has been
visiting relatives in Red Oak Iowa dur
ing the summer arrived home Tuesday
night
James HeTHERINGTON returned to
Indianola Thursday morning after a
short visit here to Judge Bishop and
family
Mrs and Mrs C F Babcock drove
down to Cambridge Saturday on a visit
to relatives returning home on Tuesday
afternoon
George Elbert returned home last
Friday night froji Chatsworth Illinois
whither he was called to the funeral of
his aged father
GEORGE HOCKNELL departed Satur
day night to join the family in Los
Angeles Calif visiting in Denver
briefly en route
Supt G H Thomas returned to his
Harvard home last Saturday night
alter spending the week here looking
after school matters
Mr and Mrs J G Schobel were in
Minden Saturday and Sunday attend
ing the funeral of Mrs W O Dungau a
relative while absent
Miss MHelen Jones of Wymore has
been the guest of her aunt Mrs W
S Morlan since last week She went
east on 12 yesterday morning
Mrs C P Ball of Red Cloud spent a
few days with friends here this week
while on her way to Denver and Lyons
whither she will journey tomorrow
Miss Grace CurlEB and sister Fern
came up from Bartley Monday evening
and were guests in A G Doles family
until Wednesday morning when they
returned home on No 12
W E BECHTELHEIMER late with
Albert McMillen departed on 12 Wed
nesday morning for Kearney this state
where he has been offered employment
Bechs many friends will regret his
departure at the same time wishing him
success in his new location
John F Cordeal came out from
Chicago Sunday on 1 on a vacation
which he will spend here with his par
ents His friends are all pleased to note
his physical well being and to know
that he is laying up for himself treasures
of high esteem and coin of the realm in
the great city on the lake
JHtCO0H
McCook Scalped Again
The McCook club met its ancient ene
mies the Arapahoes on the diamond
yesterday afternoon and were scalped
with neatness and dispatch by their
hoodoos the sad score being 9 to 4
McCook only scored in one inning the
eighth The home boys seemed to have
no trouble to hit Kunkle but there was
always an Arapahoe under the ball
when it sought the earth
Followiug are the line up and par
ticulars
McCook Positions Arapahoe
Cooley 2b Tanner
Cone ss Emme ttr
Reed c Patton
Burney 3b Wagner
Jones p Kunkle
Garvey If Patterson
Dennis cf Bellamy
Graves lb Rate lift
Lyman rf McKenna
SCOUE BY INNINGS
Arapahoe 4 20 1 00 2 0 0 9
McCook 000000 0 4 04
Umpire E E Saddler
Scorer George LeHew
Bases on balls McCook U Arapahoe 0
Two base hits Arapahoe 2 McCook 1
Struck out McCook 6 Arapahoe 4
Errors McCook 6 Arapahoe 2
Death of Baby Powell
Mr and Mrs B P Powell have the
deep sympathy of all in the death of
their eight-weeks-old baby boy Raymond
Sunday afternoon at three oclock
Funeral services were held at the resi
dence Monday afternoon at four oclock
by Rev H H Berry after which the
remains of the dear one were tenderly
laid away in Longview cemetery
card of thanks
Our hearts are full of gratitude for every
act of kindness and assistance rendered
during the illness and after the death of
our beloved little baby and we take this
method of expressing it
Mr and Mrs B P Powell
Next Weeks Games
The following itinerary has been pre
pared for the home club next week
The boys will leave home on No 2
Monday morning opening the week at
Minden and closing the weeks circuit at
Havelock on Saturdaj The schedule
for the entire week is
Minden Monday August 19th
Kearney Tuesday and Wednesday 20 2 1
Friend Thursday and Friday 22 23
Havelock Saturday August 24th
During the trip the boys will meet the
best amateur clubs of Nebraska and
The Tribune expects them to give a
good account of themselves
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
Mrs O D Keith was a Hastings
visitor this week
Miss Kate M Coffman is a guest in
C A- Hedges family
H W KEYES was a business visitor
from Indianola Wednesday
J L WHITE referee in bankruptcy is
overfrom Curtis on business
Mrs H A Beale went up to Denver
today to see her sister Miss Sara Cool
Mrs Theda Pickard is visiting her
parents Foreman and Mrs F C Fuller
Miss Luella Taylor the adopted
daughter of Machinist and Mrs J W
Chase is a recent arrival in the city
Mrs V H Solliday Mrs R J
Moore and Miss Millie Slaby attended
the funeral of Tony Clarks infant in
Oxford on Monday
Mrs H A Rouch and the children
together with Miss Daisy Jackson will
leave in a day or two for Colorado
Springs Colo on a short outing
Mr and Mrs Arthur Trumbo of
Marseilles Illinois are guests of her
aunt Mrs J W Hupp Mrs Trumbo
visited here a year or two since as Miss
Pearl Strawn
Mrs Sam Patterson was up from
Arapahoe to see the ball game yester
day afternoon remaining here guest of
Mrs H H Tartsch over night and re
turning home on 12 this morning
O B ThorGRIMSON and Sani Pinker
ton have associated themselves in the
law business in Seattle Wash with a
gentleqpan by the name of Wilson The
tripartite agreement goes under the style
of Wilson Pinkerton Thorgrimson
Mrs Geo E Thompson has en
joyed a short visit this week from her
sister Miss Fyfe of Omaha accompan
ied by her friend Miss Kathyrn Browne
The young ladies will visit friends in
Denver and see the sights of Colorado
stopping here again on their return
home
Remnants
in wall paper a few choice patterns just
enough for one room very cheap
McConnell Berry
Ladies and Childrens Fancy Para
sols for half price to close at The
Thompson D G Co One price plain
figures cash only
F C Corsets have made a record
this summer The little Corset Girdle
is making its way sweepingly Guaran
ty on F C Corsets by the makers is
this 4 weeks wear and money back
then if dissatisfied For sale only by
The Thompson D G Co One price
plain figures cash only
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Way cars 10 1 and 71 are in for repairs
Brakeman C R Liggett is on the sick
list
The headquarters offices are being
frescoed this week
Herman Trehels family moved up
from Oxford last week
Conductor T E McCarl took in the
Minden game last week
Brakeman William Washburn is off
duty a few days on business
A son was born to Foreman and Mrs
J A Ritchie Wednesday night
A daughter was born to Foreman and
Mrs D A Lucas on Monday night
Brakeman Mac Wayson is laying off
on account of sickness in the family
Brakeman and Mrs William Wash
burn were Holbrook visitors over Sunday
Ira Dye went to work under Mack
Hughes Monday in the blacksmith
shop
Machinist A R Dennis is laying off
with an injured eye received from a
batted ball
Yardmaster Tom Burge and family
returned home Wednesday night from
their trip east
Brakeman T D Joy and family are
visiting in Plattsmouth whither they
went last week
Conductor E M Cox and family ar
rived home last Friday from visiting
Red Cloud friends
Engineer S V Ives of Oxford witness
ed the Fats Leans game Tuesday with
muclj pain to his sides
Conductor and Mrs W D Beyrer left
today for Durango Colo on a visit to
Mi and Mrs S L Moench
Machinist Charles Robinson returned
this week from spending three weeks
visiting in Green Bay Wisconsin
Fireman R C Cole has purchased the
Conductor J E Beyrer property lot 2
block 10 Second addition Considera
tion 500
W H Johnstou was summoned to
Iowa last night on 6 by a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of their
infant daughter
Trainmaster Kenyon met the pay car
at Hastings going down on 12 Thurs
day morning and accompanied the pay
master over the division
Switchman G A Carter departed for
Kentucky on a visit today He will par
ticipate in the Templar conclave in Lex
ington during his absence
Brakeman C M Kent moved early in
the week into Thomas Orton dwelling
on corner of Manchester and Douglass
recently purchased by him
Machinist J F Whitford leaves close
of this week on a three weeks vacation
in Illinois part of the time to be spent
in an outing on a house boat
F M Lucore Lincoln car accountant
for Nebraska division was at headquar
ters Thursday instructing the clerks on
the new system rof accounting
J A Bingham and a company of mail
clerks and express messengers departed
on 3 last night for Glenwood Springs
Colorado on a two weeks outing
Brakeman W H Starks who has been
relieving Brakeman G A Brooks on
the Hastings Oberlin line returned to
headquarters and the main line this
week
Knud Stangland and Gary Dole left
with a party last night for Glenwood
Spring Colo on an outing of about two
weeks in the mountains of that wild sec
tion of Colorado
Chief Clerk and Mrs W H Johnston
are parents of a daughter born in Grin-
veil Iowa Wednesday of last week
Mrs Johnston and the baby are expected
home some time next month
Agent C E McManigal came up from
Mascot on r Sunday remaining here
until Tuesday night when he left for
Denver where he joined his mother on
her return to Amarillo Texas where he
will visit the family a while
Master Mechanic Archibald and son
Foreman Ward and son and Gus Budig
arrived home on 2 Wednesday morning
from their trip to the mountains near
Sheridan Wyoming on a fishing expe
dition The boys all tell that 17 inch
trout story with astonishing unanimity
A big freight engine on the Denver
Rio Grande railroad blew up near La
Veta Colorado Monday killing Engi
neer Woods and Fireman Maples
Pieces of the locomotive were scattered
over an area of 2000 feet Four freight
cars were completely torn to pieces and
several overturned
Engineer G A Noren was called down
to Orleans Monday morning on 2 to
the bedside of his aged father-in-law
Mr Munson He returned home on the
night train happily finding the old
gentleman improving Word from Mrs
Noren in the Immanuel hospital Omaha
is now encouraging her early return
home is expected
The Union Pacific railroad company
has issued an edict against drinking
among its employes It is therefore
deemed advisable to notify all employes
that the habitual use of intoxicating
liquors or the frequenting of saloons or
places where such liquors are sold will
be considered sufficient cause for dismis
sal from the service
Nebraska State Fair
For thirty two years past good crops
or poor crops the Nebraska State Board
of Agriculture true to its duty has an
nually presented to the public at its
fairs the products resources and possi
bilities of this wonderful young state
the flower of the New West a region of
country known until a few years ago
comparatively as a barren waste These
products have been found on actual ex
amination without superiors anywhere
both as to quality and yields This year
corn and vegetables have been
bartly scorched in some parts of the
state it is true And yet in many other
parts they are good Small grain never
was better
The Fair management- is going right
along with the fair as usual this year
Sept 2 to 6 Have greatly improved the
old fair grounds adjoining Lincoln
lately purchased by the state A new
woven wire fence has been placed around
the whole grounds all the old buildings
have been repaired painted and put in
the best condition Nineteen new large
and commodious barns for live stock
have been constructed Water from city
water works in all parts of the grounds
Railroads both passenger and freight
run into the grounds Reduced railroad
passenger rates from all stations in the
state The secretary announces that the
outlook for exhibits was never better
Let the people all attend this great fair
and with their families spend a few days
of recreation profitably and pleasantly
Will Have Some Corn
The Tribune has growing evidence
by word of mouth and by sample of
product that considerable corn will yet
be harvested in Red Willow county
Since the late splendid showers it has
not been uncommon to hear farmers
express the belief that they would have
some corn
One of the samples recently left at this
office is from the C H Meeker farm at
Driftwood bridge This farm is being
worked by C F Woker He planted
but three or four acres of Squaw corn
and believes he will gather between 50
and 60 bushels per acre therefrom The
samples left at this office are very long
and when the kernels become plump
and the ears are well filled out the
probabilities are that Mr Wokers ex
pectations will be realized
T A Endsley of Red Willow precinct
says he would not take a thousand bush
els for his corn prospects at this time
Snow and Rainfall
The records at Burlington headquar
ters here show the following snow and
rainfall from January 1 to August 1 1901
January 2 inches and a trace of snow
February 4 inches and a trace of snow
March 16 inches and a trace of snow
April 260 inches of rain
May 13 of an inch and two traces of
rain
June 427 inches of rain
July 42 of an inch of rain
In totals there have been 22 inches of
snowfall and 742 inches of rainfall in
the seven months of this year It will
be observed that almost all of the snow
fell in March and that more than half of
the rainfall fell in three days in June
and was accompanied by destructive
hail It is a marvel that anything has
been produced under such unfavorable
circumstances slight precipitation and
poor distribution combined
Auction
The entire general stock of The Dia
mond Cash Store will be closed out at
auction commencing Saturday August
17th and continuing each evening from
7 to 9 until the goods are sold Sales
during the day at actual cost
125
buys a gallon of good outside or inside
paint Good black roof paint very
cheap McConnell Berry
It Will Pay You
To see McMillen s hammocks if you
think of buying 2ts
10 yds of good unbleached sheeting
for 39c 10 yds fine Cambric Muslin for
85c Good dark Outing flannels 4c yd
Bestlndigo blue prints 5c yd BestCarpet
Warp i6c lb weighed out on the scales
Best Table Oil Cloth 15c yd Mens
Blue Denim Oalls 39c Clearing Sale
prices still hold good on all Summer
goods Your opportunity is now The
Thompson D G Co One price plain
figures cash only
For Sale 160 acres described as the
northeast quarter of section 34 town 4
range 29 in Red Willow county Bar
gain f F Stepina 532 West 18th
street Chicago Illinois
Ladies all wool Dress Skirts of our
own make from 250 up The Thomp
son D G Co One price plain figures
cash only
The McCook Circle No 33 Ladies of
G A R meet the first Saturday of
every month in Odd Fellows hall
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 16 1901
NUMBER 14
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
There will be some corn
For clothing go to DeGroff Coa
Try that
Bennetts
new cigar in
The lawns are
since the rains
tin foil at
Dont forget that Loar wants your
drug trade
Just call up telephone 12 and tell them
all about it
Shop Smoker 5c cigar at Bennetts
cigar store v
Auction at Diamonds Saturday
August 17th
Fresh fish at the B M meat market
Telephone 14
Bennetts Shop Smoker is the best 5c
cigar in McCook
looking much better
Juicy beefsteak at the B M meat
market Telephone 14
The croak of the croaker is happily
growing less in volume
If you dont know what you want ask
at D C Marshs meat market
Groceries boots shoes and clothing at
auction Diamonds Saturday August 17
Where at Marshs What the best
meats of all kinds When all the time
For Rent Front room over the
meat market Call on D C Marsh for
terms
The Straight Front is the newest in
corsets You will find them at DeGroff
Cos
For Sale A vacant lot in West
McCook Inquire of or write to Thomas
Burge McCook Neb
It is beginning to strain Colonel Hot
Stuff to grind out a paltry half column
of Hot Air Blasts now
White Shirt Waists for half price to
close at The Thompson D G Co One
price plain figures cash only
D C Marsh invites your patronage
guaranteeing the best meats obtainable
of all kinds At the old stand
Heavy rain at Stratton last Friday
night Water stood in pools all over
the valley thereabout after the down
pour
If you dont see what you are after
inquire at Marshs meat market They
have it and will take pleasure in show
ing you
Dont forget that the McCook Build
ing Association will open its 28th series
of stock this month Now is the time
to subscribe for stock
The new well is now connected with
the other five wells of the water system
and the regular four hour schedule has
been resumed in lawn sprinkling
LOST A calf weighing about 300
pounds Calf is red in color with white
spot on forehead Suitable reward for
return or information leading to the
recovery
Have you taken out any of the new
stock in the McCook Building Associa
tion Series B 2 is now open for sub
scription Call on the secretary for
information
The September number of the Cosmo
politan magazine will deal extensively
with the Pan American exposition giv
ing a hundred or more cuts from photo
graphs of the leading features
Bed Blankets from 40c a pair up to
8 50 Bed Comforts of our own make
6 ftx7 ft with 6 big Cotton Batts inside
for 165 The Thompson D G Co
One price plain figures cash only
This is a good time to brighten up
your barns sheds and fences Our as
bestine fire proof paint costs only one
sixth the price of oil
McConnell Berry
One column of fresh crisp local items
of interest would be more acceptable to
his patient long suffering readers than
all the questionably facetious Hot Air
Blasts that Colonel Hot Stuff can grind
out in his natural life time
The School Savings Bank System is
now in practice in 732 schools of 99 cities
of 18 states in America and the pupils
of these schools have saved 87622965
of which 54070149 have been with
drawn leaving a balance of 33552816
due little depositors to January 1 1901
The most enthusiatic praise of Izzer
Cotton Batts that we have ever printed
falls short of what the users of them tell
when the Batt subject comes up in their
presence If you value your time pa
tience and money you will use no
others Price 10c For sale only by The
Thompson D G Co One price plain
figures cash only
Hammocks Reduced
McMillen is making specially low
prices in hammocks 2ts
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