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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
No 270is cylinder packing was over
hauled yesterday
The carpenters gave the 1232 a new
pilot yesterday
Oliver Charlotte is a now blacKsmiths
helper this weoK
Conductor E O Scott is up from Re
publican City today
The boilermakers are fitting the 70G
with a now set of flues
Engineer V D Burnett has returned
to a run on the main line
Conductor FranK Ramc is bacK on the
main lino out of McCook
Engine 17G1 wag over the drop pit
yesterday for some repairs
Fireman J W Bartholoma whs a
Lincoln pilgrim last Saturday
BoilermaKer Grabnowsui left last
night for Buffalo to be married
Engine 1910 an Rl is having some flue
worK done and other minor repairs
Brakeman Moso Colfer has on his own
motion retired from Jim Hills employ
Wilber Andersonis up from Havelocic
guest of his sister Mrs C L Fahne
stocic
Conductor William Washburn has
moved from Holyoke Colo to Alliance
Nebraska
No 2998 a D2 has been overhauled
and is now about ready to be sent to
Denver for service
Charles Morland quit his job as helper
in the blacksmith shop Thursday noon
Helper Oldham ditto
F J Rolfes son Roy has enlisted in
the navy as seaman apprentice and is
now on the Atlantic coast
Engineer J M Trarnmell got in the
way of the official axe as a result of the
Eckloy wreck a few weeks ago
L C Foster has quit the carpenter
gang and will likely take some outside
work maybe on the repair trask
J H Ploehn of Davenport Iowa re
presenting the Bettendorf Axle Co was
at headquarters part of this week
Engineer M R Gates of the Oberlin
branch was on the sick list close of last
and part of this weet and off duty
E A Maloney who has been employ
ed recently in the shops received word
latter part of last week from Denison
Iowa that he had heen elected sheriff
of Crawford county He left on Friday
night for Denison
McCook friends are just in receipt of
the gladsome news of the wedding of
William H Morrell a former engineer
on the McCook division but late of
Los Angeles Calif and Mrs Emma O
Adams which occurred at the home of
the brides sister in Reno Nevada Mrs
William C ChlandaNovember 8th Mr
Chlanda it will be remembered was a
former employe in the shops here Mc
Cook friends will add their congratula
tions and best wishes
The Health
of your children is in
volved no family is
justified in buying an
inferior cereal food
CALIFORNIA
Flaked Wheat Food
Cooks in two minutet
is the only food from
which all the irritating fibre
is removed
without di
minishing
its nutritive
value The
latest tri
umph of
scientific
IIIJJP
milling
Inltwo pound packages Seated to protect Its
Ifurlty iind flavor All good grocers
The Imperial train hist Friday even
ing got so far home as Culbertson about
Bix oclock when while switching in the-
yard there a rail turned over under the
engine No 17G limped into port at
about five oclock Saturday morningan
engine being sent up from here to the
rescuo finnllv
Will Enlarge the Oxford Yards
The Burlington railroad will build
new yards at Oxford Neb Five and
one thiid miles of track will bo added to
the present yards on the west extend
ing 4000 feet west of the railroad hotel
While the company has bought room
for twenty tracks in this strip it is
understood that but seven tracks the
length of the strip will be put in at this
time It is not state how much this
inulrovement will cost nor just when it
will be completed but it is understood
that the work will be started this winter
and perhaps completed by spring un
less weather should prove unfvaorable
It is said that congestion in the Ox
ford yards has interfered considerably
with handling business in the past that
land could be secured there for a reason
able price and that conditions were
favorable for extending the yards and
making it possible to handle business
economically The company is complet
ing extensive yards at Ravenna and it
is said that within the next few years
all congested yard distrits will be re
lieved Lincoln Journal
Bock Signals Installed By Burlington
Plattsmouth Neb Nov 11 The
Burlington is arranging to use block
signals on the Lincoln Pacific Junction
line via Omaha A number of block
signal towers will be built at different
stations along the line and an effort will
be made to expedite the handling of
trains over this section of the road The
new system will soon be installed It is
said that operators are not so hard to
find to fill Burlington positions since the
new wage schedule became effective
Lincoln Star
Telephone Employe Hurt
Mr Rosenberry an employe of the
NebrasKa Telephone Co fell from the
wire supporting the telephone cable
Wednesday afternoon and was quite
painfully injured He was engaged in
splicing a cable and the small platform
on which he was working tilted He
fell to the ground a distance of about 25
feet Both wrists were more or less
sprained and his head injured none
serious however He was badly shaKen
up and sore and will be off duty for a
weeK or so He escaped fortunately
considering the distance fallen
The Buying- Power of Your Dollar
is greatly increased by buying the Hamilton-Brown
Shoes at Stulkens Shoe
Store In order to make room for large
stock of new shoes coming 1 will sell
my present line of school shoes at a dis
count of twenty per cent
Real Estate Dealer
Call and give me a list of your proper
ty and I will try to dispose of same for
you at a reasonable charge Office with
J E Kelley A G Bump
Heaters Colemans
The careful buyer is always a money
saver Money saved is money made
See Colemans goods and note his prices
first
Use McMillens Cream Lotion for
chapped face and hands
For Sale 2340 acres in a fine ranch
None better for the price
LlNDEMANN
ORDER OF HEARING
State of Nebraska Red Willow county ss At
a county court held at the county court room
in and for said county November 16th A D
1905 Present Frank Moore county judge In
the matter of the estate of Wary A OConnell
deceased praying that the instrument filed on
the 16th dayof November 1905 and purporting
to be the last will and testament and codicil
thereto of the said deceased may be proved
approvedprobatedallowedand recorded as the
last will and testament of the said Mary A
OConnell deceased and that tho execution of
said instrument may be committed and the ad
ministration of said estate may be granted to
Catherine OCcnnell as executrix Ordered that
December 2ndAD1905at ten oclock am is as
signed for hearing said petition when all per
sons interested in said matter may appear at a
county court to be hold in and for said county
and show cause why tho prayer of petitioner
should not be granted and that notice of the
pendency of said petiton and tho hearing there
of be given to all persons interested in said
matter by publishing a copy of this order in the
McCook Tribune a weekly newsaper printed in
said cotnty for three successive weeks prior to
said day of hearing Feank Moore
A true copy seal County Judge
Boylo Eldred attorneys 11-17-3
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District Court Proceedings
At the term of district court held for
Red Willow county in our city this
week the following cases were passed
upon in the maimer indicated below
after which au adjournment was taken
to next Monday November 20nh
EQUITY
N Costenborder vs Frank Carruh et
al judgment revived
Josephine Sutton vs Eva B Goodner
decree satisfied November 8 1905
Edward B Oowles vs William H
Carnahau et al continued
Alfred Uadell trustee vs McCook
Loan Trust Co continued
Amos L Aulthouse vs William E
Glynn et al leave to amend petition by
making unknown heirs parties defend
ant and order for service by publication
Statutory time to plead
Isaac M Beeson vs J Etnmett Clark
et al default of all defendants Decree
quieting title in plaintiff
Harry W Graves vs Thomas Camp
bell et al special appearance confessed
Edward B Cowles vs n hf se qr se qr
of 25 1 30 and J Lowell Moore Tr de
fault of defendant Due plaintiff on
tax certificates S10190 interest 10 per
cent attorneys fee 81019 due J W
Hupp S13 95 interest 10 per centattorn
eys fee 8136
Milton H Hammond vs James O
Hammond et al J S LeHew appointed
guardian ad litem for minors Default
of James O Hammond and James O
Hammond as guardian Trial to court
Shares of plaintiff and defendants con
firmed L H Lindemann appointed
referee
Elizabeth Fletcher vs E S Thomp
son et al default of all defendants Due
plaintiff on tax certificates 81376 inter
est 10 per centattorneys foe 8187 De
cree of foreclosure
William Coleman vs Marcellus C
Shurtleff dismissed
Byron B Barrett vs Ruby Ellen
Quigley et al default of all defendants
JE Kelley appointed guardian ad litem
for minors Due plaintiff on note and
mortage 831290 interest 10 per cent de
cree of foreclosure
E C McKay vs Frank SCurry etal
default of defendants Due plaintiff on
note and mortgages 810805 interest
10 per cent Decree of foreclosure
Lawrence H Rooney vs Ira CChand
ler et al decree quieting title
James Farrell vs Nebraska Loan
Banking Co decree quieting title
Samuel C Dragoo vs Lottie Lamborn
et al decree quieting title
Wm H Ferguson and J E Kelley vs
J Walker Andrews dismissed
The Steele Weedeles Co vs David
Diamond et al continued
The Western Land Co vs Edwin Mc-
Candliss et al sale confirmed and deed
ordered
The Western Land Co vs Margaret
H Heade et al continued
The Western Land Co vs Ellen Reilly
et al sale confirmed and deed ordered
APPEAL
Elias H Doan vs J S McBrayer
leave to amend answer instanter Plain
tiff given statutory time to plead
Edward Curlee vs Advance Thresher
Co continued
John H Grannis vs Frank H Strout
continued
Acme Harvester Co vs Frank S
Schoonover motion to make answer
more specific confessed Defendant
given thirty days to plead
C L Hawkins vs D E Ewing plain
tiff given thirty days to file position de
fendant 11 irtv days thereafter to plead
Laura J Lit rt vs William II Eifert
dismissed
DIVORCES
William J Eifert vs Luira J Eifert
dismissed
Laura E Huffman vs Chnrle3 Huff
man decree of divorce custody of chil
dren given to plaintiff
William Brink vs Elizabeth A Brink
decree of divorce
Mary E Huber vs William
al d cren of divorce Defendant given
custodv of child who is to bp kept in
Red Willow county Division of prop
erty by agreement of parties ratified by
court
Mabel Woodnrd vs William H Wood
ard dpcreo of divorce
Myrtle Stone vs George Stone decree
of divorce
Fred M Brown vs Goorgia Brown de
crep of divorce Plaintiff accorded cus
tody of child
FELONY
State of Nebraska vsClarenco Gill in
formation filed
OState of Nebraska vs Bert Young in
formation filed
State of Nebraska vs William H
Eifert information filed
State of Nebraska vs Leroy Thrasher
defendant plead guilty of assault and
nnuerv ueiendant sentenced to pay
fine of 850 and costs
DAMAGE
Vocances Franklin vs The City of
McCook continued
E C Clark vs B M R R Co
plaintiff driven twentv day to file pe
tition defendant given thirty days
thereafter to plead
Henry T Church vs C B and Q R
R Co motion confessed ten days to
amend statutory timn to plead
Albert Guy vs C B Q R R Co
continued
MISCELLANEOUS
William A McCool vs William O
Bond suit on note continued
Jacob Lerch vs Matthew G
ton and Frank Fritsch suit on bond
continued
George E Waldo vs Maggie Hobson
confirmation continued
In the matter of the application of
Mable M Kimmell administratrix of
the estate of Anna Cunigunda Flohr
for license to sell real estate sale con
firmed and deed ordered
J I Case Threshing Machine Co vs
Hari Meyer and F H Bonger suit on
note continued
Lizzie Cashen vs The Security Mutl
Life Insurance Cosuit on contract mo
tion to amend sheriffs return Granted
thirty days to answer statutory time to
plead
State of Nebraska vs Dick Huffman
criminal erroneously on docket
Hattie Deveny vs Frank Stillman re
plevin continued
State of Nebraska vs Nettie Cain
misdemeanor motion to dismiss appeal
for insufficiency of appeal bond sustain
ed Defendant excents fortv davs for
bill of exceptions
In the matter of the application of
George Bulls guardian of the estate of
Mary Batchellor a minor heir of Lizzie
Batchellor for leave to sell real estate
Those Missouri Ridge Ballots
The ballots from Missouri Ridge were
not deposited with the county clerk
until Monday while the law requires
that they be sent in not later than Sat
urday after election This made it
necssary to hold over the matter of can
vassing the returns until Monday when
the work was completed by Messrs JA
Cordeal and C W Barnes The result
of this official canvass is given elsewhere
in this issue
Elected Without Opposition
From the Ainsworth Star Journal of
Ainsworth Brown county we glean the
fact that Miss Florence Johnston form
erly of this county was chosen county
superintendent of Brown county at the
last election without opposition We
heartily congratulate Miss Johnson and
Brown county
Notice
All persons indebted to me are re
quested to call at once and make pay
ment All outstanding checks must be
presented at once for redemption
Wm Sullivan
You can depend upon it every time
the quality of meat you get at Marshs
market Always the best and no high
er than tho cheaper kinds No need to
experiment just remember the reliable
If you want any fancy
see McMillens line
Paiated China
Uli liMHiWJHJ i mumn V
NOTHING
BUT
SHOES
OUR SIDE PARTNER IS SUCCESS
We have made money for ourselves by turning our stock quickly and havo saved our customers
more by giving them bargains in extra quality goods at low prices as low as any mail order
house asks and gets for a very much inferior shoe We have dozens of regular customers now
buying all their footwear of us who formerty bought their goods from mailorder houses They
know now they are saving every year Cash will buy goods anywhere but no better or cheap
er than you can get the same quality fiom us
The Model Shoe Store
A E PETTY Proprietor
McCOOK NEBRASKA
E
NOTHING
BUT
SHOES
Whether
it is
CI
Dress
oil
oao
Ms
unaerwear
Slices
cost and the best way to make it
GEOSScoTTAgent CB QRy
WWWakeleyG P AOmaha 11-17-3
Watch Us Grow
We are buying potatoes in any quantity
at 25c cash or 30c in trade Open even
ings Diamond
Working Mans Friend
The new milk firm is now Eikenberry
Clark
FOR RENT A room over the meat
market Call at the market DC Marsh
OR
Groceries
it will pay you to look at
hEBDFFS
Burlington Bulletin Rates
Special Homeseekers Rates Greatly
reduced round trip rates to the North
Platte Valley and the Big Horn Basin
November 21st December 5th and 19
This is an unusually good chance for
you to look at lands in these new re
gions which offer a big profit to those
who secure them early
Home Visitors Excursion Visit the
old home when you have cleared up the
seasons work Cheap excursion rates
to various sections of the East The
only excursion November 27th limit
twenty one days
Winter Sunshine in the Mountains
Daily low excursion rates to Colorado
To the Sunny South Winter tourist
rates daily until April 30th Return
limit June 1st 1906
Cheap Homeseekers Rates to the
West Southwest and South the first
and third Tuesdays of each month
Write me just what trip you have in
mind and let me advise you the least
A Sound Argument
The one that blows without any
thing to blow about wastes time and
energy The excellence of our goods
and delivery service warrant us for
blowing Always the best always
the greatest variety always the
highest quality
DAVID MAGNER
Phone 11
Fresh and Salt Meats
In his new location just across tha
street from- his old place in the P
Walsh building Mike Walsh wants to
see you if you have poultry eggs etc
for sale He will pay you the best cash
market price for them
Wanted A man and wife to work
on the farm Call or write -
Frank Stiixman
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