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MAIN liINE EAST DEPAET
No 6 Central Time 1153 pm
i 5Wa m
12 800am
14 955 p m
MAIN LINE WEST DEPAUT
it 1 Mountain Time 1206 pm
3 115p m
13 937 am
impekial line
No 176 arrives Mountain Timo 510 p m
No 17 departs 645 am
ADDITIONAL RAILROAD NEWS
E Icenogle wiper quit the service
this week
R D Morrison is a new machinist in
the backshop
P A Denton is a new helper in the
blacksmith shop
Fireman C M Smith is on the relief
with an injured nand
J F McManigal is in the back shop
a new machinist helper
C Ballemeyer has gone inte the back
shop as a machinist this week
Howard Finity arrived home early in
the week from a visit to Lincoln
Fireman Hartley E Durell has been
transferred from McCook to Denver
Engineer Nelliug is taking a thirty
days vacation and visiting in St Louis
T Donnelly has been added to the
machinist force in the backshop this
week
Boss Boilermaker W E Keating wife
and daughter were Denver visitors early
in the week
Eoswell Cutler of the chief dispatch
ers force is laid up with a severe attack
of chicken pox
Conductor E O Scott was up from
Republican Wednesday arranging for
a short vacation and trip
Locomotives 1331 and G51 went out of
the backshop today after an overhaul
ing and No 2997 will be ready to go
out soon
An addition is being built to the saw
house The band saw and other wood
working machinery will then be install
ed in this building bringing it altogeth
er
EngineerL FSwanson has resigned
from the railroad service and The Tri
bune understands will go to the state of
Washington and engage in other work
or business
The depot master mechanics office
and other buildings are being painted
The interior of the roundhouse is being
whitewashed air pressure being used in
spreading the whitewash
Charles H Stennett will shortly retire
from the train service to go into the
government employ as a postal clerk
He recently received his appointment as
a substitute clerk and will be engaged
in the quadrennial mail weighing as his
first assignment
mfii i - niTwn
William Rolfe has become a member
of Walkers paint force
Fireman II W Perkins spent Sunday
with the parents in Haigler
William Harger a member of the
coal chute gang has resigned
Engineer K S Xornwall has been
transferred back to the Wymore division
R F D NO 1
Charlie Roper is working for
John Schlagel j
Stella Schoonover is teaching
the Fitch school now j
Mike Esch shipped a carload of
wheat from Red Willow Tues-
day i
The L A H club met with
Mrs Ed Sageser Wednesday of
this week
C M Hamilton departed on
Tuesday for Ohio to be gone a
couple months
Robert Beatty and Susie Le
Hew of the city visited on Ash
Creek Sunday
Mr Helling a sister of Mrs
Julius Hinz arrived on Monday
night of this week on a visit
Ed Sageser and Ernest Baker
together with their families will
leave in the near future for Port
land Oregon
They are having a siege of the
chickenpox at the North Side
school Emma Johnson and one
of John Schlagels children have
it also some of J B Fiechtners
children
SCHOOL CREEK
Jim Gray isvisiting his brother
S M Gray
Fred Buller is improving from
an abscess on his jaw
Geo Wheeler threshed over
600 bushels of cane seed
Grandma Vandervort is quite
sick with catarrah of the stomach
Birt Rohrer shipped a car load
of fat cattle to Kansas City last
Monday
Mrs Seeden and Mrs J Dutch
er visited Grandma Vandervort
last Thursday
H If yu wiH eat more
H you can do more work enabling you to earn
KM more money so that you can buy more PM
k Uneeda Biscuit r
B do more work and earn still more money A
H NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY IS
INDIANOLA
Henry Shouse is building a new
coal shed
Mrs Frank Fritsch was on the
sick list for a few days this week
I M Beardslee of McCook was
in Indianola a few days this week
C S Quick shipped two car
loads of cattle to K C Monday
Frank Lakin will move to the I
Carmichael farm northwest of
t
town
Mrs Jos Harrison who has
been quite sick is able to be out
again
Mr and Mrs Gregroy returned
this week from their visit to
Kansas
Mr Rohr and Mr Hedges each
shipped one car of cattle first of
the week
James Jones late of Wash ing
ton was an Indianola visitor
Saturday
Miss Roxy Brown of Danbury
is helping Mrs Mohene with her
homework
Orson Lee has moved his family
to the rooms over Hardesty
Letts drug store
Henry Miller who makes his
home in Trenton is visiting at his
fathers in this city
Joseph Carmichael is having
his house papered and fixed up
preparatory to moving soon
A few of Indianolas young
people attended the dance at
Collings Saturday evening
Mr Vering has rented the farm
which he sold recently and will
stay in Nebraska another year
Martin Anderson is building a
new barn which when finished
will be commodious and handy
Edward Vintons moving pic
ture show was on exhibition at
the opera house Thursday night
Mr Longwell who has been
superintending the Powell dry
goods sale has gone to his home
in Chicago
Tom Ireland shipped one car
of mules to St Louis on Monday
last Almzo Miller accompanied
the shipment
F Vering has sold his farm
consisting of one half section for
the sum ot nine thousand six
hundred dollars
The Epworth League had a
SDcial at Miss Bertha Peters last
Friday evening Refreshments
were served and all present had
an enjoyable time
Mr Reddick and family got
through with their work in the
beet business and took their de
parture Saturday morning for
their home in St Joe
J S Phillips has bought the
brick building across the street
and is having it repaired He
will move from the store room
known as the Baxter block into
his new quarters as soon as it is
readv for use
Call at The Tribune office and sea
what can be done for you in the way of
reading matter for the coming year It
will save you money
MFWMa
COMFORTABLE SHOES ADD
MUCH TO YOUR HAPPINESS
OU know how miserable an ill fitting shoe that rubs your foot causing sores bunions and corns
makes one They are dear at any price Every pair of our shoes are of the best quality leather
latest style made to fit the foot and to wear No shoddy shop worn or damaged goods to offer
We want your trade as long as you are within reach of our store and know the only way we can keep
it is to give full value for what we charge you for our goods
Dont Forget We Give the Baby Born this Year before July i Its First Pair of Shoes
The -Model Shoe Store
A E IKTTY Proprietor
McCOOK NEBRASKA
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Cut Price Sale j
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COATS FURS Etc
IS NOW ON
Let us Show You Some Bargains
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NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELECTION
The qualified electors of the city of McCook
Red Willow connty Nebraska are notified that
a special election will be held in said city on
Tuesday February 27 1906 between the hours
of nino oclock a in and seven oclock p m
central standard time for the purpose of sub
mitting to the qualified electors of said city the
following proposition
Shall the city of McCook Red Willow county
Nebraska borrow money and is suo the bonds of
said city in the sum of ten thousand dollars on
the fli st day of May 1903 in a series of STjOOOO
each bearing interest at five per cent per annum
payable on the first day of May of each year
after tho issue thereof the principal and inter
est payable at tho fiscal agency of the state of
Nebraska in the city of New York Said bonds
to mature on the first day of May 1926 provided
that any or all of said bonds may be redeemed
at any time after the first day of May 1911 at
the option of the city of McCook Shall the
mayor and council of the city of McCook an
nually at tho time required by law for making i
estimates for the levy of taxes for city purposes
and in addition thereto levy a tax of two mills
on tho dollar valuation of the taxable property
within the limits of the city of McCook both
real and personal to pay the intorest on said
bonds and to create a sinking fund to pay said
bonds to bo known as the sewer tax Said bonds
to be sold at not leas than par or face value
and the proceeds applied to the construction of
the main sewer of McCook sewer jstem The
proposition to bo submitted upon the ballots to
be For Sewer Bonds and Sewer Tax Against
Sewer Bonds and Sewer Tax The voting
place of the first ward will be the baement of
tho Commercial hotel and the second ward at
the hose house
Authorized by the mayor and council of the
city of McCook
W A Middleton City Clerk
Big 10c Granite
Ware Sale
These are large bargains and
only ten cents Call and be
convinced that 5 and 10c
buys full value at
THE IDEAL
Opposite Postoffice
McCook
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McCook Market Quotations
Corrected Friday morning
Corn 5 9
Wheat gt
Oats 23
Rye 4 i
Barley
Hogs 4 sa
Eggs 13
Good Buttei 2
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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 MAQNER j
Phone 14 Fresh and Salt Mata
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