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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1906)
HI hi if t I THE MODEL SHOE STOR T Time Card McCook Neb Finked Wheat FnnH Oooks in two minutes- Y ISK V- MAIN LINE EAST DEPAKT No 6 Contral Thno 1153 pm 530 a M Vi 800am U 955 pm MAIN LINE WEST DEPART No 1 Mountain Time 1206 PM 3 1131 P m 13 937 am imperial line No 17G arrivos Mountain Timo 540 P M No 175loparts 645a m Sloepinpr dining and reclining chair cars seats free on through trains Ticket sold and haRgatro chocked to any point in tho United Statos or Canada For information timo tables maps and tick ets call on or write George Scott Agent Mc Cook Nobraska or L WWakley General Pas senior Agent Omaha Nebraska RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS A son was born to Mr and Mrs W M Troner Sunday night 0 W Dewey is receiving a visit from his mother a former resident of our city Engineer and Mrs William Deere are spending a few days visiting Superior friends and relatives Engineer W C Schenck and family will visit his parents and other relatives at Preston Kansas for tho next two C L Walter head of the paint de partment has retired from the com panys employ and will engage in busi ness for himself The Problem of living on a few cents a day and living well is solved by using CALIFORNIA WHEATOS Containing all the elements necessary to life All the fibre removed all the body building wheat retained As delicious served cold at noon with fruit as hot with cream in the morn ing An ideal dessert for dinner when made into pudding and blanc mange In two pound packages Sealed to protect Its purity and flavor AH jjood grocers Engine 148 is in roundhouse for re pairs C E Emerson is temporarily at hoad of the paint department Engine G4G just out of tho bnckshop was broken in in the yard Wednes day Engine 1760 is just of the drop pit and 1755 is now on the pit both for cut jour nals Tool Inspector Burnett succeeds Tom OConnoll as time keeper and caller at the roundhouse H E Biggie departed Wednesday for tho Isthmus of Panama to work on some feature of the groat canal enter prise A E Light of our city and M L Ruby of Mynard wore united in mar riage in Council Bluffs Iowa Tuesday March 7th Engines 1G62 and 1232 were placed in the backshop this week for an over hauling No 1340 a Denver goat is nearly ready to go out Arthur Davis who formerly was em ployed as a machinist here but has been employed at Pittsburg Kansas is again j in the service here in the backshop In anticipation of a coal strike the company is making every arrangement to be in position to make a lightning change on her engines to enable them to burn lignite coal The shaper machine is being mov ed to the east end of the backshop this week Some new and additional ma chines are expected soon The back shop has been greatly improved by re cent changes in locations of machines etc A young man by the name of Brieh a student at the Fort Morgan Colorado station of the Burlington was instantly killed on Wednesday night by passenger train No 6 which struck him as he at tempted to cross the track before the ap proaching train The body was badly broken Will Examine Engine Men Notices have been posted by the op perating department of the Burlington railroad in all division offices that all employes in the train and locomotive service be examined in the near future on hearing and eyesight This is the first such order to be issued in several years Employes are always examined on their ears and eyes when entering the service but it has not been customary for them to be tested in that regard at other times Minor defects of auricular or visionary powers will not disqualify men who have been long in the service of the road but neverthless the examination is expected to be a rigid one The employes will undergo it at division headquarters where they have their respective stop overs If tfkinr HOI 1 W jAgaui IFlJfllOnO r bod lealth upon the food you eat JV WwlSU Adds to the liealthftslness of all risen flour foods while It makes the food lighter sweeter finer flavored more delicious Exercise care ki pur chasing baking powder to see that you get Dr Prices which makes the food more wholesome and at the same time more palatable - - Note There are many mixtures made in imitation - Sod making powders which the prudent will avoicL They may be known by their price being v sold for ten to twenty five cents a pound or a cent c f an ounce -They are made with alum interfere with - the healthfulness of the food H fyflEBtjf wnw T t ffjwyr Resolutions of Sympathy McCookNeb March 2190G C W Bronson Lodge No 487 Brother hood of Railroad Trainmen Whereas An All wise Providence has removed from our midst our worthy biother J C Ferguson long recognized by us as an earnest and able worker in our noble cause and Whereas We realize that by the demise of Brother Furguson this lodge has lost ouo of its most valuable mem bers the brotherhood an ardent friend and his family mourn the loss of a kind and affectionate husband and father therefore be it Resolved That we hereby extend to the family of our deceased brother our most heartfelt sympathy in this sad hour of bereavement and commend them to the care of our Heavenly Father that He may guide and comfort them in their affliction and be it further Resolved That these resolutions be made a part of the minutes of this meet ing that our charter be draped for a period of sixty days and that copies of them be sent to the family of the deceas ed brother and that they be published in the city papers Signed Jno G Call GG Magnuson P E Pottek Committee CI T CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS Christian Sunday school at 1 and Christian Endeavor at 11 oclock every Sunday morning All are welcome Catholic Order of services Mass 8 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday school 230 p m Every Sunday J J Looghran Pastor Methodist Sunday school at 10 am Sermonsat 11 a m and 8 p m Junior League at 3 Epworth League at 630 Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at eight oclock All welcome M B Carman Pastor EriscoPAL 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 Baitist II II Berry of Ord Neb will conduct both morning and evening services at the Baptist church Sunday the 11th at the usual hours It is said that Mr Berry is an excellent speaker and has a special message of great inter est to all church going people Cordial invitation is extended to all Congregational Sunday school at 10 am Preaching at 11 am and 8 pm Christian Endeavor at 7 pm Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 p m Next week there will be held three prayer meetings in preparatmg for the special meetings Tuesday evening at the home of Louis Suess Wednesday evening at the church Thursday at the home of T B Campbell All are cor dially welcomed at these services Geo B Hawked Pastor How much money does the average farmer of Red Willow county make out of a seasons work We do not mean how muih net profit is left at the end of the season throwing in the labor of the farmer and his sons in the fields and of his wife and daughter in the house and poultry yard but how much profit re sults after all labor is included at a fair value and a reasonable return allowed on the capital invested in land improve ments implements etc Farm book keeping should Le simple but it is im portant All such questions as these are discussed in The Iowa Homestead of Des Moines Iowa a farm pajer which wo most heartily recommend to the farmers of this vicinity and for which The Tribune is glad to receive and forward subscriptions at a reason able combination clubbing rate The Iowa Homestead has departments cover ing every interest of the farm and em ploys a large crops of able special con tributors The leading experiment sta tion workers and best farm writers of Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Missouri Ne braska Kansas and Oklahoma write for it now Call at The Tribune office and see what can be done for you in the way of reading matter for the coming year It will save you money BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER CURES catarrh of the stomach UST A LITTLE DIFFERENT A E PETlY P J RED WILLOW Mr Blair has moved onto his own place I A delightful time was had at Mr Hollands at tho postponed surprise on Mr Holland Vira Loomis is staying in town with Zibia McDonald while tho old folks are away making preparations to leave There was quite a nice charivari on I Mr and Mrs Loomis Saturday night Candy nuts and cigars were handed out by Mr Loomis MreLewis Elmer and Miss Cassy irison were visiting Mrs Louis Long- necKer also airs Allen spent tlio nigut with her old school mate Nellie COLEMAN M II Cole left Monday for Iowa Frank Coleman was in Dundy county close of last week George Howell has moved to his new home near McCook D Long has bought a hardware store in Haigler and moved there W M Sharp has rented the old Gee Howell farm and moved on it Mr Marsh of Missouri is here on a visit to his daughter Mrs II II Bandy J B Smith returned Saturday from his Iowa visit of two months to his old home Mr Spurgin who bought the D Long farm arrived last Saturday with his family We extend them a hearty wel come and hope they will enjoy life among us and prosper DANBURY Otto Puelz is under the doctors care Mrs Graham and Mrs Puelz are very poorly Mrs Puelz passed away Monday evening Rea Oman is moving on J L Sims farm this week Fifteen car loads of stock were shipped from Marion Sunday Two of Squire Hethcotes sons of Iowa are visiting friends and relatives here Mr McGuire has taken possession of the house he has bought of Wm Eifert The relatives of Harry Ryan were call ed to his death bed Friday in Wilson ville Dan Cashen is repairing his house that he bought recently of Mrs Van pelt Mrs McKee is assisting Mrs J L Sargent in her housework while J L Sargent is invoicing Mrs Josio Leisure was surprised by a p irty at the homo of J L Sims oi e evening last week A nice time was re ported Judge Shirleys daughter who is Judge Geigers stenographer of Atwood came down Saturday evening to lead the singing at the Christian meetings which are now in progress Burlington Bulletin March 1906 To the Northwest Now is the time to go at cheap rates on one of tho Bur lingtons two daily through trains to Montana Puget sound and Portland You dont know how cheaply you can buy a one way Colonist ticket Ask the agent Special hojieseekers rates March Gth and 20 very low round trip home seekers rates into the North Platte Val ley and the Bighorn Basin also in the Southwest To the Sunny South Winter tour ist rates daily until April 30th to a large number of Southern resorts Irrigated Lands Better get hold of an irrigated farm for yourself or your son while there is yet time irrigated lands have increased from 100 to 200 per cent in value in the last few years Send for our publications on irrigated lands Free To California Very cheap one way tickets daily to California until April tin xnrougn lounsu sieepers Pacific Coast Better make the grandest tour in the world the tour of the coast this spring and summer First excursion April 25th to May 5th inclusive There will be very lowdaiIy round trip California and Puget Sound rates through the summer Write me or tell your nearest Burling ton Agent just what trip you have in mind in any direction and let us advise you the best way to make it at the least cost G S Scott Agent C B Q Ry L W Wakely G P A Omaha - J That touch that adds just a little more style character and tone to distinguish them from the ordinary everyday kind of shoe soldby the general stores There is a solidity in the make that also gives to our goods the wearing quality lacking in so many shoes you have bought and makes them look neat till they are worn out It pays to buy the kind we handle We are exclusive dealers in footwear and therefore can afford to and do carry a larger stock and in all grades than is possible for those who do not make a specialty of this line N vAWxjI I McCOOK NEBRASKA 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