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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1906)
H I l r5p9SiS UST A LITTLE DIFFERENT That touch that adds just a little more style character and tone to distinguish them from the ordinary everyday kind of shoe sold by 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 THE MODEL SHOE STORE Hu McCOOK K Time Card McCook Neb MAIN LINE EAST DEPAET No 6 Central Timo 1153 pm 2 530 am VI 8XAM U 955pM MAIN LINE WEST DEPAIIT No 1 Mountain Timo 1200 r M 3 1138 pm 13 937 am impekial line No 176 nrrivo9 Mountain Timo 540 p M No 175 departs 645am Sleopins dining and reclining chair cars Beats free on through trains Ticket sold and baggage checked to any pointin tho United Stntes or Canada For information timo tables maps and tick ets call on or write George Scott Agent Mc Cook Nebraska or L WWakley General Pas senger Agent Omaha Nobraska RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS The drawbar on tho mail car attached to No 2 this raorniner was brokon causing some little delay at this point C T Watson accompanied the family part of the way on their journey to Oklahoma He expects to got away for LafayettoIndianafirst of next week L P Forsman who recently moved to Amherst Nebraska writes that he is getting on O K since changing his oc cupation from flue welding to farming Doc Fahnestock denies the stories Felix Kennedy and Emerson Hanson are circulating to the effect he waB scared when 83 left the track at Haig ler recently Mrs M R Gates and son Henry visit ed Engineer Gates at Republican Sun day last Mr Gates contemplates moving the family down to Republican in a month or so All the mail clerks in the Xenia wreck were more severely hurt than was at first reported and they have been off duty ever since A B Bower of this place is coming on nicely however One of the great English roads runn ing out of London on the 21st of this month added a smoking car for women on its train running to Liverpool attest ing to the claim tat smoking is on the increase amor itish women Oscar Peai a has been appointed car distributer vice C T Wats jn resigned some time since Mr Watsca has re mained some weeks in the position in structing his successor in the difficult and trying duties of that strenuous posi tion John Kealey age 50 for twenty years night yard master for the Burlington at Hastings was run over by a switch en gine and five cars Tuesday night and both his legs were cut off He lived 40 minutes He leaves a wife and seven children An order has been placed by the Erie road for twenty five of the lnrgest pas senger locomotives ever built The new engines will weigh when in working order 3S9750 pounds the locomotive minus the tender weighing 230000 pounds The engine will be guaranteed to make fast schedules with fifteen cars behind them Nothing like Knowing whats going on We keep you posted locally but The Weekly Inter Ocean gives the news of all tho world By our special arrange ment you can secure both papers for one full year for the very low rate of S105 Take advantage today of some of The Tribunes subscription offers Chinalac Home for Families of ISandltn Not actuated by remorse but by pure philanthropy Jim Jenkins hunter of outlaws has concluded to devote all his money to the maintenance of a home for the orphans and widows of men he hus run to earth in particular and of criminals of the great South west in general Jim Jenkins now of Kansas is now G5 years old and has spent forty years as a scout and hunt er of bandits and train robbers In this way he has made about 50000 Among the distinguished outlaws he has chased were Jesse James and his broth er Bob Ford Bill Dalton and Bill Cook while he was the leader of the baid that caught Cherokee Bill in 1S95 In the Dalton raid in Coffeyville Kas Jenkins was shot eight times He esti mates his nag of bad men at about 150 The home which is being built on a farm owned by Jenkins near Pryor Creek I T is to cost 20 000 Buffalo Express Katendltni to Support Art The government of Bavaria has voted a considerable sum for the main tenance of art institutions throughout the kingdom during the coming year The allowances for the purchase of paintings and their preservation is particularly liberal The various art Institutes in Munich receive handsome subsidies and the Germanic museum in Nuremberg gets an Increased allow ance Various other Institutions have been voted large amounts for repairs and maintenance These art allow ances In all reah 3108163 marks 739741 Emil Hensel In Chicago Record Typhoid Rate and Pure Water In Vienna the typhoid rate of 12E deaths to 10000 inhabitants fell to 11 after a pure water supply was ob tained In Dantzig the mortality fell from 10 per 10000 to 15 In Munich after the introduction of a good -water supply and proper sewerage the rate fell from 21 per 10000 to 63 and in Boston from 174 to 56 Do You Know why your children tire of most breakfast foods It is because of the presence of indigestible matter and the absence of nutritious elements OLlFOgNl FOR SALE Flaked Wheat Food Cooks in two minutes is digestible because being free from fibre and thinly uaKea it is easily assim ilated Is nutritious b e c a u s e made of only the finest quality ESSBIISsri pssobw Bar sound plump wheat In two pound packages Sealed to protect Its purity and flavor All good grocers v Tip Top Goldie 2nd Sired by Tip Top Notcher Champion at Worlds Fair at St Louis in 1904 Bred to Dan Patch second prize pig at Nebraska State Fair and fourth prize at St Louis in 1904 THIS SUPERB DUROC JERSEY is considered by Auctioneer T C Callahan and others one of the finest animals in Nebraska Cost 20000 at J A Ollis sale at Ord Inspection invited S D BOLLES Box Elder Nebr P S Two pens pure bred Bradley strain Barred Plymouth Rocks for sale Eggs 150 per dozen tfc INDIAN0LA I M Beardsley was an Indi anohr visitor Monday Ed Ball and Aleck Carmichael Sundayed in McCook Editor Byfield visited with home folks last Sunday Lou Miller went to McCook Monday night on business W R Starr was in Indian ola a few days ago on business Kennedy Brothers are plaster ing the upstairs rooms of the de pot Charlie McCuilom returned to his home in Bartley Sunday morning A daughter was born to E P Day and wife Wednesday the fourteenth Wallie Billings came down from McCook Saturday and spent the day in town Wilson and Hall of McCook were in these parts Monday fix- j ing telephone wires C H Russells folks have been enjoying a visit from some rela tives living in Illinois G W Short has so far im proved in health as to be able to be in the store again Rev Jacob Flook of Omaha is in town this week the guest of his many oldtime friends Harry Letts went down to Benedict last week to visit his children and other relatives Lewis Clay of Mexico was an Indianola caller Friday He is a visitor with the Danbury people P T Walton of the Tiger Drill Company Omaha was in town Wednesday on business Mrs M Whittaker of Mc Cook visited with her daughter at this place a few days last week The chicken pie dinner of last Saturday did not materialize on account of bad weather and deep snow The Royal Neighbors met at the home of J R Andrews last Thursday evening and proceeded to have a time Miss Mabel Carmichael closed her term of school north of town last Friday and returned to her home in Cambridge Saturday morning Milo Ough went down to Alma last week to visit awhile with the homefolks He will also vis it a sister in Hastings while gone The Havana Telephone Co is talking of a new two story brick building with modern improve ments which will develop later News was received here a few days ago of the death of Elsie Grass daughter of Mr and Mrs Adam Grass of Hastings They are former residents of this place Mr Shaffer the west side res taurant man is very sick as the result of a fall sustained by him self a few weeks ago since which time he has been gradually grow ing worse A son was born to Elmer Thompson and wife on the seven teenth Also a baby of the mas culine gender has come to the home of Orson Lee during the past week The old settlers dance in the opera house Saturday evening given for the benefit of the Pumpkin Hill Ball Team was not largely attended on account of bad weather A team belonging to Robert Thomas started from the mill Thursday and ran through town at a lively pace They were caught after smashing a wagon wheel No other damage Bertha and Myrtie Doud Phyllis Sargeant Lucy Yarnell and Liela Burbridge came over from Danbury Friday and were baptised in the Christian church A house belonging to G W Short and occupied by Patrick McDonald burned down Sunday morning They succeed in sav ing most of their household goods A defective flue is thought to have been the cause of the fire At the caucus Friday the fol lowing city officers were nomin ated on the license ticket Char ley Hoag Mayor Gilbert Rankin Clerk Fred Duckworth treasur er Patty Anderson civil engineer Frank Fitch councilman 1st ward John Welborn councilman 2nd ward The other ticket was designated as the business mens ticket and is as follows John Puckett Mayor Babe Bert clerk Chester Strockey treasurer Hen ry Shouse civil engineer Henry Crabtree councilman 1st ward Leonard Smith councilman 2nd ward continued from last week Harry Rankin is at home now for a visit with the home folks Mr Zaung Stotherd went to Colorado Friday night to see his wife who is seriously ill Mr C F McCann held ser vices morning and evening of last Sabbath at the Christian church John Galloway has moved out to the old Broomfield place and will try his hand at farming this summer Fred Burt is making arrange ments to move to his place near Haigler as soon as the weather moderates C H Russell fell from a ladder the other day and sprained his arm besides getting a few other minor bruises Jerharbt Weiss who has been visiting the Voge brothers start ed for his home in Minnesota last Thursday A family named Armstrong from Adams Neb arrived here Monday and have moved to their farm near Havana Miss Edna Phillips gave a birth day party Thursday afternoon to a number of her young friends Of course they had a good time The M E ladies will serve a chicken pie dinner on the seven teenth at Masonic temple Come everybody and get something good to eat Rodney McDonald and family have gone to their new home near Haigler Mr W Babst bought his house and lot and will move on it soon The upstairs rooms of the de pot that are occupied by Agent Boldmans family are undergoing repairs The rooms are being remodelled and fixed up gener ally too late for last week W McCallum expects to build a fine residence this spring The Christian Endeavor en joyed a very pleasant evening at the home of Chas Hotze Friday evening Miss Ena Gamsby is 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