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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1905)
e jfttSrak jVihft By F M KIMMELL Largest Circulation In Red Willow Co Subscription 1 a Year in Advance Offldal Paper of Redwillow County Oxfords school population is 312 as against 315 last year Males 155 fe males 157 The unequal application of justice is a pregnant source from which anarchists spring An instance of recent date is found in the ten years given a bank pres ident who stole three million dollars and the fifty years given a train robber The recent decision of the Nebraska supremo court makes the holding of the usual fall elections imperative The syllabusof the opinion is to the effect that the constitution specifics the length of term of the constitutional offices and because the new law affects the offices mentioned in the constitution to be of certain tenure the court cannot uphold any art of the law The Tribune has an idea that the people of McCook would be pleased to know something about what it costs to run the schools of the city and if the proper officer will let us into the infor mation we will be pleased to let the people know The Tribune believes in greater publicity touching all public matters and especially when the money of the people is involved and we will take pleasure at all times in giving the news when it is obtainable The Tri bune believes further that it would be a good idea if more citizens of McCook -would attend the council and school board meetings Boh of them by law are public The people ought to know more about their own affairs They should insist upon knowing it Publi city is one of the commonwealths great est safeguards Fresh butter of best quality at Marshs meat market We want your shoe repairing and will atten d to it promptly The Bee Hive Remember that all shoes bought at The Bee Hive will be sewed and nailed free by our Mr Meyers Out-of-town products are not in com petition when quality and excellence are considered as factors in flour Theres none so good as Doans 91 You surely will want one of those Quick Meal gasoline stoves or a refrig erator or an ice cream freezer at Cole mans before the big celebration The blue prints for the improvements to the Nebraska Telephone Cos local exchange are here It will be one of the finest and most up-to-date exchanges in Nebraska You cant do better anywhere on earth than at Marshs meat market in any article usually for sale in ac up-to-date market Just try him Variety quality price treatment all guaranteed A few years ago all machinery was made from wood and today any piece of farm machinery that is not made of steel is out of date The latest is the steel wagon In a few years there will be nothing but steel wagons W T Cole man has them now You should call and see them HE above picture ol the man and nsh is the trade mark of Scotts Emulsion and is the synonym for strength and purity It is sold in almost all the civilized coun tries of the globe If the cod fish became extinct it would be a world wide calam itv because the- oil that comes from its liver surpasses all other fats in nourishing and life giving properties Thirty years ago the proprietors of Scotts Emul sion found a way of preparing cod liver oil so that everyone can take it and get the full value of the oil without the objectionable taste Scotts Emulsion is the best thing in the world for weak backward children thin delicate people and- all conditions of wasting and lost strength Send for ftw sample SCOTT BONE Chemists 409 41S FEAXZ STBEKT STKW TOXS 50c and 100 AH druggists Death of Mrs Joseph W Parks Mrs Joseph W Parks passed away Wednesday at the home of her daught er Mrs Emerson Hanson Deceased haB been an invalid for years but her serious illness has been but of a few days duration The bereaved husband and daughter here have the especially tender sympathy of many friends in this sorrow Josephine II Kierns was born at Astoria Fulton county Illinois Sep tember 26th 1841 She moved to Bueh nell Illinois with her father in 1858 Was united in marriage with Joseph W Parks in Bushnell September 27tb 1859 Passed to her reward in McCook Ne braska June 28th 1905 Departed is survived by her husband two daughters one son and six grand children Brief services will be held at the home of Emerson Hanson Friday even ing at seven oclock Rev G A Conrad officiating The remains will be taken to her old home in Bushnell Saturday morning and services will be held at 11 oclock Sunday morning in the Presbyterian church of which she was a member in terment following in the Bushnell cem etery Street Fair August 2 September 2 At a meeting of the McCook commer cial club last night it was decided to engage the Parker Amusement Co for McCooks Street Fair Aagust 2 and a contract was signed with the company for that date This assures McCook the greatest week ever enjoyed in Western Nebraska County Committee Meeting Chairman Lon Cone of the Republican county central committee has issued a call for the committee to meet in Mc Cook Tuesday July 11th The com mittee will assemble at one oclock in in the court house A full attendance of members of the committee is urged Rev Sam Jones addressed an aud ience of 15000 at the Winfield Chautau qua last Sunday And this in the midst of harvesting too Lawrence Kas Gazette Real Estate Filings The following real estate filings have been made in the county clerks office since last Thursday evening J V Harrison to J W Dolan wd to seqr 35 326 1000 00 E PUeynoIds to J W Solan wd to 500 00 Maud Casten to W J Evans wd to lot 3 blk 34 2nd McCook 1000 00 G H Smith to Clementine DeLoy wd to lots 4 and 5 blk 17 McCook 1700 00 United States to J Hill pat to sw qr 14-1-30 G Whito et ux to C A Mastin wd to o lif no qr e hf se qr 28-2-29 600 00 J L Sims to G W Plummer wd to lots 1G and 17 blk 8 Daubury 1200 00 Lincoln Land Co to G W Plummer wd to lot 18 blk 8 Danbury 125 00 N E Wheeler to T J Pate wd to e hfnw qr 18-2-30 750 00 T W Lewis to M Carmony wd to so Jim w J E Dodse to A L Royal wd to nw 1400 00 Emma Brower to C H Brower wd to lots 7 and 8 Steams add C H Brower to W Madsett wd to lots 7 and 8 Steams add 500 00 Philadelphia Mortgage Trust Coto 5 Finn wd to se qr 14-3-30 1500 00 L E Irwin to J W Wimer lots 5 and 6 blk 4 2nd McCook 1450 00 R S Anderson et al to J Hangnon wd to so qr se qr and lots 9 and 10 11-3-26- 3800 00 Amelia Quaduor to F Quaduor wd to nw qr and sw qr 24 n lif no qr Af e hf se qr 14-2-27 A B Rowe to C G Kerst wd to w hf seqr 34-3-26 J Malleck to E S Dutcher w hf nw qr 34-3-27 J E Furr to C F Lehn wd to e hf -no qr and sw qr ne qr 9-2-28 F I Keigan to C F Lehn wd to nw qr 11-4-30 1000 00 800 00 00 00 S00 00 500 00 Chapter X Hears Report and Banquets Chapter X P E O of our city met at the home of Mrs G W Norris Tuesday evening ostensibly to listen to a report from the delegates to the late grand chapter meeting and to close the work of a very pleasant and in many re spects profitable year Everything passed off in usual felicitous fashion but the climax was attained when at the close of the business session the B I Ls who had been invited by Con gressman Nprris to banquet with the P E Os fiercely ushered themselves in en masse displaying formidable weap ons with which they extended greet ings A superb four course luncheon was served on a most sumptuous scale after which several vocal numbers by Mrs C W Britt Prof C H Miller and instru mental efforts by Mrs G H Thomas and Mr J G Schobel concluded an evening of rare enjoyment CITY CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Catholic Order of services Mass 8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m Evening service at 8 oclock Sundav school 230 p m Every Sunday J J Loughran Pastor Episcopal Services in St Albans church as follows Every Sunday in the month Sunday school at 10 oclock am Morning prayer at 11 a m and evening prayer and sermon at 8 The third Sun day in the month Holy Communion at 730 a m All are welcome E R Earle Rector First Baptist Sunday school at 10 am Preaching at 1100 a m subject Uneasy Head That Wears a Crown Junior society at3 pm Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 730 In the evening will be held a patriotic service subject The Larger America Prof Miller of Lincoln will sing a solo at this service All are cordially invited A B CARsoNjPastor Methodist Sunday school at 10 am Preaching at 11 a m Junior League at 3 Epworth League at 7 Preach ing at aUU p m Jfrayer meeting on Wednesday at 8 Rev J W Taylor of Cambridge will fill the pulpit both morning and evening Good music at all services All are invited M B Carman Pastor GOSPEL MEETINGS You are cordially invited to attend a series of gospel meetings that will be conducted in a tent opposite the post office beginning Saturday evening July 1st He taught me also and said unto me let thine heart return my words keep my commandments and live Prov i A Subject for Saturday even ing Christ Our Elder Brother a Child of Promise Subject for Sunday even ing The Great Man Soul and the Little Man Paul Invite your friends to at tend these services Elder C A Beeson Evangelist y Junior Normal School Items The ball game last Friday between Trenton and McCook drew a large crowd of interested teachers from the normal The new enrollments on Monday in cluded Ethel Sharp and Ada Besack of Strattonand Hannah Stangland of Mc Cook Instructor Harry F Hooper returned Sundav nicrht from his weeks trip to the big Woodman gathering at Mil waukee On Tuesday morning at chap el he gave an interesting account of the many things he saw and heard Prof OConnell informs us that it begins to look as though he would not hold a teachers institute in this county this year owing to the fact that all the teachers are preparing to attend the Junior Normal at McCook a part of the tfme at least Trenton Register The Friday morning music program last week drew an interested audience Miss Edna Barr very acceptably render ed a piano solo Miss Elsie Campbell sweetly sang a ballad entitled Would If I Could but I Cant and MrMiller gave The Bandolero responding with The Stein Song for an encore and for a second number sang A Dream In addition there were two choruses by the school Interest in agriculture has reached a fevered heat Mr Barrs class instruc tion is enthusiastic but in addition he is doing work of a practical nature The members of the class under his direc tion have started a garden north of the school house where some thirty varie ties of flower and vegetable seeds have been planted There will be daily at tention and inspection and results will be eagerly watched for The object is to further the movement for the im provement and beautifying of school grounds Keen and general regret pervaded nor mal circles this week when it became known that Frank R Roberson would not be able to keep his appointment here Thursday night and no less was this true in the community where he is a general favorite Upon his return from Russia last week Mr Roberson found his wife critically ill and after consultations of physicians it was an nounced that they could offer no hope for her recovery This made his trip west out of the question Particularly sad does the extreme probability of Mrs Robersons death become when it is known that they have been married but two years and that Mr Roberson lost his father by death only last December Between father and son existed an un usually strong bond of comradeship Mr Robersons date will be filled very prob ably by himself later before the close of the junior normal but in any event by a worthy substitute Velona Allen Rachel Berry Jennie Brady Helen Burns Bertha Carty Gertrude Colvin Bridget Doyle iNeiue duasiey Bessie Everist Francis Fleming Lena Goodenberger Lois Hileman Hose Jefferies Loyd W Jennings Eleanore LeHew Ada McAninch Ethel Middleton Dora Oyster Ernini Rathbun Bessie Rowell Mrs Ola Rush Jessie Russell Millicent Slaby Kerstine Stangland Mabel Tuttle Carl Wilkins Viva C Burgess Hazel Hatcher Emma Lang Mamie Mann Azubah McDonald Vonnie McDonald Doa Porter Robert Sawyer Anna Smith Katie Yering Mattie Beeson Ida Bush Mary Richman Cora Bymer Grace Ford Laura Glandon Alice Stewart Myrtle Chevill Mattie Hiersekorn Bessie Slutts Effie Detty Emma Fomoff Letta Dyer Agnes McGooden Adcll Metto Pearl Roberts Addie Wymore MCCOOK Hazel Beach Ralph Bosworth Mrs Frank Brown Roxy Byfleld Irene Cathcart Mattie Dougherty Elsie Dukes Earl Enright Geneva Fitcli Nellie Glover Anna Hannan May Hileman Bertha Jefferies John Jones jr Susie LeHew Florence Middleton Mrs V B Mills Edwin Predmore Minnie Rowoll Minta Rozell Floyd Russell Rodburn Simmons Hannah Stangland Mrs G H Thomas Grace Wentz Mary Dutcher INDIANOLA Ida Donnelly Lottie Kennedy Jennie Loomis Lydia McCool Anna McDonald Grace Phillips Edna Reynolds Jeanette Short Anna Vering BATITLEY Lillie Burton Kathryn Dietsch Bessie Walkington CDLBEETSOK Mabel Conway Earl Glandon Effie Spickelmier Lena Zastrow Hazel Bymer CAMBRIDGE Mabel Carmicheal John Chehey Dessie McUutcueon Julia Nolan Etta Nolan Mamie OConner Lena Peyton Dora Greenway Pearle Hayes Mary Backs Lucy Brown Nellie E Dick Elsie Tallman Leila Bryant Ethel Duckworth Amanda Grorert Maude Holston Gladys Jones Madge Pember Ola Baker Delia Graham Martha Morton May Sharp Jennie Wood Bertha Steuber Kathryan Peyton Ethel Kockwell DANBLEY Mary Greenway Ruby Weyneth IMPERIAL Alice Bradbury J A Crawl Anna Morris BENKELMAN Alice Buchanan TRENTON Louise Duckworth Pleasant Hammond Frances Jones Cecile Murtha STEATTON Ada Besack Ruby Hall Ethel Sharp Inez Walker LEBANON Auretta Daffer Rosa Slutts Delia Welborn HAYES CENTER Mrs Margaret West EUREKA Daisy C Dyer Grace Ccriven BEVERLY Freda Metto FREEDOM Alta Wymore MISCELLANEOUS Edna Austin Stevens Alma Bennett Earl Mrs Sarah Bolles Box Elder Stella Boon Riv ertonEdna Campbell Ives Anna Christenson Curtis Georgia Cramer Quick Stella Drake Osburn Susie Engels Red Cloud Mabel Hoff Wauneta Hazel Henderson Havana Nellie Klmberling Champion Kessie Long Best Eva Myers Hondley Anna Novotny Center Point Ethel Redfern Marion Mario KenwaldWhite Stella Robb Etta Rowley Blanche Arga Sheffrr Oxford Kathryn Stutzman Dav enport Minnie Waggener Pearl Eska Wilson Ram Grace Richards Arapahoe Rev A- B Carson was present atthe chapel exercises Wednesday morning and spoke on ideals that teachers might profitably follow Miss C Estella Goodwin superintend ent of Dundy county came down from Benkelman Thursday to spend a couple ofdays at the normal The work of the model training school will close one week from today Gener al appreciation is felt by allof the help Miss Schlee has given Ex State Supt Fowler representing Dodd Mead Co is in the city today and visiting the normal There is al ways a genial welcome for the able ex supt Next Tuesday being a national holiday no sessions of the junior normal school will be held An appropriate patriotic program will be rendered at the chapel hour Monday The attendance at the various normal schools was reporfed last Friday evening to be as follows Valentine 90 Alli ance 120 North Platte 125 McCook 171 Holdrege 177 Supt E B Sherman of Schuyler and Professor A McMurray of Chicago will each spend one week at the junior nor mal school and give special instruction in reading Definite announcement of the time each will spend here will be given out later Both men rank high in their work with the result that their coming will be counted a treat by the teachers Each will likely give an even ing address while Mr McMurray will present an interpretation of That Print er of Udells or The Virginian THE FOURTH of JULY AT McCOOK Three of the Most Exciting Attractions Balloon Ascension Parachute Drop Automobile Race Those Hats Dont Miss Them Celebrate With He Next Tuesday and if you still intend purchasing a summer dress look over my bargains for I will ex tend my reduction prices on all si goods until the FOURTH OF JULY summer Remnants of Summer Dress Goods My wonderfully successful sale of Summer Dress Goods has left in my store many rem nants among which are SHIRT WAIST lengths and prices which will be found use ful in any home Call and look them over for men and boys are still going at extraord inary bargain prices You will find them in the centre of my store and you cannot afford to overlook them Phone No 16 for Fresh Groceries Phone 16 McCOOK NEB Oxfords For dress occasions in a variety of styles in many colors and all kinds of materials we can suit you in fit and price We are offering an exceptionally fine line of these goods this year at most reasonable prices Model Shoe Store A E PETTY Prop McCook Neb nvHTHiTiimiHMMimiminTtnvr1 I M I M M I I Canvas Shoes tor the 4th For menwomen and children an extra fine and suitable line of summer shoes for the hot weather stylish serviceable com fortableand cool The thing for these warm days the kind that give pleasure to the wearer and lookwell k v3 1 ft 1 K V - TRY - t Mar Coal Wood Building Material of all Kinds Screen Doors and Windows Phone Number One The best of every thing in his line at the most reasonable prices is flarshs motto He wants your trade and hopes by merit to keep it D C MARSB The Butcher Phone 12 I v DO NOT BECOME TACKY UO NOT RUST DO NOT WARP and SPLIT LAST THREE TIMES AS LONG AND ALWAYS LOOK NEW PAINTED WITH Screen Door Paint MADE IS GREEN and BLACK Ready for Use Yom Can Apply it PUT UP IT I 1 2 pint pint quart 1 2 gallon and gallon cans f J CONE BROS Druggist i i A jr 1 1