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et rail on or writo D F IIoHtnttei Atfont
MrCooIr SnhraskH or L W Wakoloy General
PiiKietuor Agent Oitiiilia Nolraka
RAILROAD news items
Engine 112 1 is receiving some new
flues this week
Mrs Billings is ailing and Fred is olT
duty for i few days
George Hock of Blackwood is a new
employe in the shops
J ft Ferr os family loft Tuesday for
their homestead in OliHrry ciunty
D A Greon of Palisade is a now tiro
man for the company out of McCook
George Phillip visited his parents
and friends in Minden last week early
Tank work is progressing on engines
2998 and 1018 Similar work on the 1749
just completed
The Burlington is adding to its track
age in the Wymore yard and straighten
ing its old tracks
Chicago rail mills havo the past few
days booked orders for over 100001 tons
of rails for 1910 delivery
Machinist Theo Diebold has been
laid off several days with an iujured
right hand hurt while working about
an engine end of Inst week
It is stated from Wymore that the
Burlington pay role for the Wmore di
vision for last month aggregated 30000
3no of the largest in its history
Sam Newton and fnmily arrived home
last Friday from their visit to his sis
ters back in Ohio having had a fine
visit but glad to get baok to Nebraska
The Baldwin works have just deliver
ed to the Santa Fo for use on the moun
tain divisions in Southern California
and Nevada the largest locomotive ever
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John Fahrnnbruoh is back from Brush
and at work hfro now
EugiiHH 2998 and 1091vnre both in the
bnclhop for light repairs
Four new men were nddud to the ro
pur traok force this week
Jacob Schlect returned Monday from
hin viHit iii N whore Oregon
Eniri 32G is ready to leave the bock
shop Tim 1018 will follow shortly
Henry Mncri and family expect to
nvtUo a visit in Denver end of this week
Sam Franklin is figuring on attonding
thu lunti sale at Aransas Pass Texas
December 9 h
Engine 1749 is in the shop for repairs
to a broken frame received in a collision
on Wray hill recently Shu is over drop
pit No 1
A freightcar loaded with coal took the
rail at Heartwell last Saturday and a
wrecking crew with bhckfng was sent
down to put her on ngain
The west end of the general foremans
office has been rearranged this week
giving the general foreman and travel
ing engineer separate offices
Conductor George Willetts now car
ries a superb watch charm and chain
the gift nf the novices in the late
shrine ceremonial here George prizes
it immensely you bet
The appointment of Engineer Will
Dungan to succeed CM Bailey as trav
eling engineer will be popular with the
onginemen and guarantee the company
continued efficient service
T E Enright conductor of the
Benver City St Francis limited has a
baby daughter at his home in McCook
who arrived on Monday and delights in
the name of Jesselyn Esther Enright
The second section of the cognomen
was contributed by a little Miss of
Beaver City Times Tribune
The B M has published te state
ment that no moro passengers will be
accepted on nny of the freight trains on
the main line ThiB will cause some in
convenience to those who havo been ac
customed to traveling on the Turn
Around freight which runs between
Holdrege and Hastings The freights
on the Highlino and the Nebraska City
branch will continue to carry passengers
Holdrege Citizen
Coroner Ftiqua held an inquest over
tho dead body of A D Mitchel at
J ewe
Haigler last Thursday afternoon and
made It is for fast trains Apart the verdict was that he came to his death
from its tender it weighs 376450 pounds
with tender 300 tons It is Go feet long
Tender carries 12000 gallons of water
and 4000 gallons of oil which will run
the engine about 100 miles Total
length of engine and tenaer is 105 feet
Its traction power is 53 000 pounds
by mistaking the main line of the rail
road as tho switch His wife who
resides in Donver was notified and she
ordered tho body prepared for burial
and arrived in Haigler Friday morning
returning Friday evening with the body
to Denver Benkelman News Chronicle
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The Secret of
Holiday Success
lies largely m knowing where to buy the right
goods at the right price and in plenty of time
Our stock has been assembled in anticipation
of a holiday rush and with the idea of making
it respond quickly to every demand made upon
it In
Diamonds
we have anything you may want in loose or
mounted and at a very advantageous price
Watches
Watches will be in demand We offer any
thing from a Fine Railroad Watch to the Boy
Proof one dollar one
At this time we offer you unusual opportunities
in Jewelry and Jewelry Novelties The line
contains anything and everything you may
want and is well worth your careful inspection
Spend a Few Minutes
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JEWELER
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Valve t lide and oilier minor repai
are being given to the 2012
M O Bland of near Wrav U a new
helper in the blacksmith hop
Fred Wasson bnsruturtied to the back
shop after a short road service as fire
man
It II Iluett C F Eaton ShiiiSi
Frank Cciiley all rtj a r triuU iun nr
back from Alliance
Two switch ermines att tiiln to pas s
on same track Thi m1w evening at about
seven oclock ami three or four f r irfii
cars were derailed or piled up as a re
suit Thovard except main track was
blocked or several hours The acci
dent happened in the east end of the
yard No one wa hurt
FIREMEN ASK FOR A RAISE
Employes oi 42 Railroads West
Chicago File Demand
of
Chicago Nov 10 Locomotive fire
men of forty two railroads went of
Chicago today filed demands for a
wage increase of 20 to 25 per cent Ap
proximately 25000 men are involved in
the demands and their territory covers
all the west wmthwnt and northwest
portions of the United States
Coupled with the demindfl for higher
wages is another for recognition of the
claim of the brothe hood of locomotive
firemen to for enineers who
are members if the firemans crganiza
tion
No time limit is eet for an answer to
the demands but tho firemen urge that
they be given a hearing before a com
mittee of managers representing the
railroads in the west so as to expedite
the negotiations and raako uniform
schedules
In substance the demands to the
general managers are
Firemen in passenger service 20 per
cent increase over exisiting rates
Firemen on through and irregular
freight local freight and mixed train
service helpers and wcrk train service
25 per cent increase
0 R T Meeting-
The meeting of agents and operators
of the McCook division of the C B
Q Railway which was announced in a
foimers issue of the Gazette was held
last Saturday night Nov 6 1909 in the
L W Wright office in the Picket block
While the attendance was small on ac
count of the heavy business on the roid
there was as large a crowd as was ex
pected
General Chairman C L Lamb of
Red Oak Iowa was present and gave
an enteresting talk for the good of the
order His remarks embraced a his
tory of the work of the order during the
past five years He reports the organi
zation in fine condition both financially
and fraternally and it h only a matter
of time until a much better understand
ing will exist between employer and em
ployee to their mutual benefit
Arrangements are made to hold regu
lar meetings at various places on this
division and no doubt the boys will
meet in Wray in the near future Wray
Colo Gazette
Blanche Casten Married
A quiet wedding took place last night
at the home of Mr and Mrs Lewis Cas
ten 512 East Seventeenth street when
their daughter Miss Blanche Casten be
came the wife of Mr William Marti
The ceremony was performed at eight
oclock by Dr George C Rafter and was
witnessed by the family and a few other
relatives The bride was gowned in a
tailored traveling gown of blue cloth
There were no attendants The house
was profusely decorated with pink carn
ations Following the ceremony a sim
ple wedding supper was served after
which Mr and Mrs Marti left on a two
weeks trip to Denver They will live in
Cheyenne going to housekeeping imme
diately on their return Cheyenne
Wyo State Leader Nov 4th 1909
Cut Flowers and Plants
We will have for sale for Thanksgiv
ing delivery a choice lot of cut flowers
carnations chrysanthemums roses and
ferns for decoration Also potted plants
including ferns chrysthemums and
cyclomen Displayed and orders taken
at Hubers store
W M Morrisey
Phone black 292
In Honor of Franklin
The athletic association of the high
school will close the football season
next Thursday with a banquet in honor
of Franklin serving at six oclock
Real Estate Filings
The following real estate filings have
been made in the county clerks office
since last report
Hiram C Rider et ux to Emme
line Mitchell wd to pt 51
52 53 in 3 South McCook 25 00
John S Dulin et ux to Andrew
Lord wd to ne qr 5 i 27 2100 00
A M Bower sing to Dewitt
Clinton Marsh wd to sw qr
ne qr se qr nw qr 2 3 in 3-2-29 10000 00
Roy Mann et ux to John Puck
ett wd to 5 6 in 6 Indian
ola G50 00
Elliott Lowe et ux to Bird
Critchfield wd to e hf w hf
s hf ne qr 1 2 in 2-2-29 10000 00
Richmond Gavit et ux to Ed
mund Davis et ux wd to ne
qr 15-4-27 6000 00
Charles F Fay to L D Van
derhoof qcd to pt 14 West
McCook 1 00
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iirii lawn irfH Ilinent wnlu SI 201
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Fok Hknt Furnished steam heatd
room on Main avenue Phono black
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Lost A pocket book last Sunday
night Finder will be suitab y reward
ed by returning same to C W Jac lis
ns Your Own Fault
if your bread isnt the best ever if jou
dont bu ton famous Lomiis high
putent at the McCook Flour and Fni
Store G F Smith proprietor
FARM LOANS
Whittaker fc Grav room 3 Ma oni
temple McCook Nebraskn 25 tf
McConnell fills prescriptions
Everything in drugs McConnoil
Try me and soe how white I am 91
Patent
Feed of all kinds baled hay etc
McCook Flour and Feed Store
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Quality like blood tells Quality ex
plains the well earned popularity of the
Famous Loomis High Patent Fours
Sold bv McCook Flour and Feed Store
Death of Mrs C P Viland
Last Thursday evening Oct 28 1909
Mrs C P Viland who lived east of Be
loit died of p walsis aged 55 vcnr
Carrie Toft was born in Norway in
1854 and came to America when but
two jears old She was married April
16th 1873 to Mr C P Viland For
some years the family lived atShnlhahl
Iowa going from there to McCook
Nebraska in 1885 They made their
home at McCoik until 1898 when they
came to Canton and they havo made
their home in this vicinity ever since
Quite recently they built a now home
just east of Beloit A week ago Sunday
while returning from the morning Luth
eran service Mrs Viland was stricken
with paraljsis and was taken into the
home of A O Richardson and medical
aid was summoned Up to that time she
had seemed to be unusually well and
she failed rapidly after the stroke soon
lobing consciousness and remained un
conscious to the time of her death
Funeral services were held at the hon c
Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock conduct
ed by Rev P H Tettle and the re
mains were laid to rest in the Beloit
cemetery
Tho deceased leaves two sisters Mrs
P S Hanson of Canton and Mrs Ed
gar Hilton of Hudson a husband two
sons and three daughters Mrs Will
Millage Canton E tward P Viland
Roundup Mont Tillie Viland Beloit
Mrs A C Johnson of Netteberg S
D and Andrew Viland of Roundup
Mont all of whom were present at the
funeral except Mrs Millage who is sick
In their sudden bereavement the family
have the sjmpathy of their large circle
of friends Sioux Valley News Canton
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TO U E NEWSPAPERS ONLY
Canton 0 Business Men Will Dlscoui
age Other Forms of Publicity
The Business Mens association of
Canton O has announced that in the
future it will discourage any form of
advertising other than in newspapers
The plan was adopted to prevent ex
penditure of money for fake advertising
schemes Score cards programs hotel
registers church and secet society
affairs are all classed in the poor busi
ness line
The Holdrege Commercial club re
cently took nction almost as stringent
on this matter of advertising
COURT HOUSE KEWS
COUNTY COURT
Following licenses to marry have been
issued since our last report
James Kennedy 21 Anna Maisel20
both of Indianola
Alvin E Newkirk 23 Lena Bren
ning 18 both of McCook
Irwin A Bennett 26 Mary Fay
Kline 21 both of Cambridge
Married Nov 17th by County Judge
Arthur Ruggles 26 of McCook and
Beatrice Lang 23 of Indianola
Farm Loans
Optional payments No cash com
mission required P S Heato
Money To Loan On Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing store
MITCHELL
Auctioneer
Street Sales
Every Saturday
Consignments
Solicited
LET ME CRY YOUR FARM SALE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
With McCook Republican Phone 17
Residence Phone 326
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THE FUR SEASON IS HERE
We are anxious to show you THE RELIABLE
ANNIS BRAND at prices most reasonable
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Mens Fur Coats at 15 to i
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White House
Grocery
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E have just made a killing
on PICKLES While we
did not buy a carload we
bought in sufficient quantity so
that the difference between our
price and the wholesale price Is
scarcely perceptible
They are composed of the fol
lowing varieties Sweet Gher
kins Spiced Gherkins Dills
Olives Sweet Mixed and others
We have also large quantities of PRE
SERVES such as Plums Peaches Strawberries
Marachino Cherries Blackberries Raspberries
Mince Meat Appie and Peach Butter
We solicit your Thanksgiving business as
we are prepared to furnish you with all season
able delicacies
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