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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1910)
L Old Dutch Cleanser Will Clean It Easier quicker and better than soap soap powder scouring brick or metal polish Just you try it and see This new handy all round Cleanser does all kinds of clean ing s 1aSj T y q Cleans Scrubs Scours Po Bashes Milk pails separators glassware cutlery floors woodwork bath tubs paint ed walls pots kettles cook ing utensils brass nickel steel and metal surfaces etc etc in a New and Belter Way Wet the article sprinkle with Old Dutch Clean ser rub well with cloth or brush rinse with clean water and wipe dry Nothing equals OldDulchCIeanser for quick easy and hygienic cleaning i ForLarf e SifterCan What Everybody Ought to Know That Foley Kidney Pills contain just the ingredients necessary to tone strengthen and regulate the action of the kidneys and bladder A McMillen Olives of all kinds in sizes and packages to suit all Quality right Huber Phone 97 Chautauqua Music Hath Charms Mss Bunnell Soprano Mrs Brown and Choir Boys Cleveland Ladies Orchestra Seven musical companies a change each day fourteen musical preludes No assembly management has offered a better balanced program Get ready by buying season tickets for sale by all business houses and others HAUTAUOUA DANBURY C Wise and family of Hastings came home for a short visit Fri day Burr Gartin left Tuesday last for Red Cloud Neb to work in a drug store W C Gockley left Wednesday for an indefinite visit with relatives at Manhattan Kas Frank Baker of Cambridge has op ened up a clothing and gents fur nishings store in the band hall C A Gentry and three children were McCook visitors Friday two going over to take the 8th grade exam Harvey Moss team ran away Tuesday morning scattering the hay rack They were hitched too W P Crosby is carrying a sore arm caused by getting kicked by a broncho a number of young folks irom here are attending normal at Mc Cook Ernest Dodge and Milt Greer of Marion came down in Ernests auto mobile Friday night Several of the young folks here gave a picnic for Prof Spease Fri day afternoon All report a good time The district Sunday school conven tion will be held at the Methodist church June 23 Roy Hayes is visiting his sister this week B N Leisure left Monday last for Pawnee City Neb to make his home there Wm Nutt departed Saturday last for a visit with his daughter at Thurman Colo Rollo DeMay went to St Francis Tuesday last to pitch ball for Leba non Mr and Mrs S G Bastian ar rived home Friday from where they have been visiting in Colorado Earl Powell who has been gone for the last two weeks came back Saturday to help harvest Ed Young was a Sunday visitor out at Rea Omans The Masons held their memorial day services in the hall Sunday Rev Miller preached the sermon S G Bastian bought the little Max well auto of Dr DeMays Friday BART LEY Dandy rain that the one that went around us Mrs C M Babbitt after visiting her mother in Atlanta went down to Lincoln to visit relatives and friends a short while With a couple of weeks steady wind from the south and no rain the small grain looks pretty well cooked but some of our farmers that under stand the wheat business pretty well say that it is not hurt as bad as it looks that it is the beards that are burned and the head seems to be all right They also believe that there is nourishment enough in the straw to mature the berry S F Robbins and wife who have been spending the past three months in Idaho Washington Oregon and other western states returned home last Thursday evening Frank says everything is so high out there that it takes a man with a small fortune to live Mrs J M Brown left for Yuma Colo last Friday to join the doctor They expect to make Yuma their home Quite a number of our young peo ple attended the eighth grade grad uation at McCcok last Friday Glad to see them take an interest in schoo work Miss Irma Sheets of Beaver City who has been visiting friends here for a few days returned to her home Sunday evening Friday Ave received the sad news of the death of Mrs Pearce Oxley We understand that she had been in poor health for some time but no one ever suspected that the end would be so soon She leaves a hus band and a little babe also relatives and an innumerable number of friends to mourn the loss of one the had learned to love and respect Fu neral services were held in the Meth odist churcb at Cambridge and the body laid to rest at that place Mrs Anna Strubbe of Lincoln is visiting relatives and friends here this week Mr and Mrs S W Stilgebouer of Danbury who have been visiting their son F G returned to their home Monday About twenty five from here attend ed the railroad picnic at Wauneta Saturday and said they enjoyed the sunsbine and flowers immensely The result of the basket ball game was a victory for Bartley by a score of 12 to 15 Guy Ritchie has been on the sick list for a few days but is now im proving Miss Bernice Stilgebouer and Miss Mabel Williams went to Benkelman Tuesday to attend the Epworth agCTfmnM league district convention A brother of the Watson boys is here from Omaha visiting them a few days Some of the young folks from In dianola spent Sunday at the hotel with Mr and Mrs Cosgro Thomas R Teeters of Curtis is spending the week with his uncle Samuel Fremer add calling on other relatives and old friends Mr Tee ters is pretty well known around here as this used to be his home BOX ELDER A W Campbell is visiting relatives at Osburn Rev and Mrs F C Tyler Mr and Mrs J A Modrell Mr and Mrs S D Bolles and Glen Walter and John Modrell attended the picnic at Wau neta last Saturday W Y Johnson visited his mother and sister Mrs Martha Johnson and Mrs George Shields Sunday We are pleased to learn that I H Harrison is able to get out and sit on the porch W Y Johnson and mother visited his daughter Mrs C A Wilson Monday and called on Mrs T M Campbell on their way home Rev Tyler reports a good attend ance at all his services last Sunday The Misses Leah and Dorothy Doyle called on Mrs G A Shields Sunday afternoon J K Gordon Mr Smart and Roy Lytle helped T M Campbell stack alfalfa Monday Mrs Thurston Doyle visited her niece Mrs Chester Nelms Sunday George Younger built a barn for Thurston Doyle last week Mrs Maxwell Wolfe is expected home this Monday evening from Imperial where she has been visit ing her sister Mrs W F Satchell and helping to care for that new niece Pluma and Mildred Modrell visited Pearl Campbell last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Geo Shields Rev F C Tyler and the Misses Leah and Dorothy Doyle are attending the Epworth league convention at Benkelman this week NORTH OF McCOOK Corn is growing by leaps and bounds and the hum of the binder will be heard this year in June Mr Squires lost a valuable driving horse one day last week Mr and Mrs Jake Zimmer and Mr and Mrs W C Zigafoos spent Sunday with A Strawder and family Mr and Mrs George Scott enter tained Mrs Collett and Mrs Worley also Mrs Scotts sister Miss Worley last week Miss Worley remains for a longer visit Ed Bowers while traveling along the highway saw four badgers which showed disposition to hold their ground Ed no doubt thinking of the dexterity of Nimrod and the strength of Sampson immediately dispatched one of them with the big end of the buggy whip whereupon the others dispelled We think that Ed would have run down and killed the others also had he not had an inkling of something better in the fu ture for him so he hastened on his journey to Mrs August Drolls ar riving there in ample time to narrate his adventure and to enjoy the good things at the table with the rest MARION J E Dodge and family attended a picnic at Cedar Bluffs last Friday S H Stilgebouer and family A J Greer and family and Grandma Gock ley were Danbury visitors Sunday Bernard Miller is manager of the ball team now Ralph Smith having resigned Miss Alice Fool from near Lebanon is helping Mrs Wickwire with her house work Grandpa Dodge was over from Mc Cook visiting a few days last week H Q Banta of the Oberlin mills was in town one day last week W F DeMay and lady of McCook were visiting in town one day re cently Mrs T F Gockley and daughter of Fairview were east bound passen gers Friday to Danbury Mrs Darnell and children arrived home the first of the week from their visit at Minden Glad to Recommend Them Mr E Weakley Kokomo Ind says After taking Foley Kidney jriiis ine severe nacKacne leit me my kidneys became stronger the se cretions natural and my bladder no longer pained me I am glad to recommend Foley Kidney Pills a yellow package A McMillen In What a Summer Cold May Do A summer cold if neglected is just as apt to develop into bronchitis or pneumonia as at any other season Do not neglect it Take Foleys Hon ey and Tar promptly It loosens tbe cough soothes and heals the inflam ed air passages and expels the cold from the system A McMillen DR FRANK L LOVELAND Coming to Chautauqua to Talk Com mon Sense The unbounded love of the communi ty in which you live is not always the thing most to be desired Men who do big things and accomplish material results seldom gain their purposes by smiling and handing out bonnets and meaningless platitudes Nine times out of ten a real big man is a fighter and has a coterie of admirers be cause he has overcome difficulties that pastorates in the denomination and is an irresolute disposition since as a small boy he was left to make his own way in the world He early developed steeling qualities and his rise was rapid though never with j out difficulties He eschewed a prom 1 ising future in law and in politics to accent the nulnit as his conscience1 call He has held some of the best pastorates in the denominations and is now pastor of the First M B church of Omaha enjoying the highest salary of any clergyman west of Chicago Dr Loveland does not belong to the old school in any sense While he is strictly orthodox in belief he has shat tered some of the pet theories of the has beens who believe that only a weeping praying Christian has a rea sonable hope of the Hereafter Dr Loveland preaches the gospel of good cheer and reads from his Bible that a little of Christian activity is worth more than lots of sacredotal re flection He often shocks congregations by the fearful barehanded jolts that he delivers upon the heads of self satis pulpit and the rostrum he is noted for his plain speaking and because he says the thing that ought to be said rather than the thing that his auditors want him to say When he comes to the Chautauqua go and hear him maybe he has a pill for you to swallow Dr Loveland is an active worker Juvenile court In fact he is active in all good work in Omaha whether civio or religious PREACHER WHO TELL3 THE WHOLE TRUTH Few people bring to the Chautau qua platform messages so pregnant with human interest as the address that will be delivered by Dr Frederick Hopkins of Chicago This eminent lecturer and divine was born of sturdy Xew England stock and his early education was received in the east Coming west he grew with his opportunities and has held some of the most influential pastor ates in the land His education has kept pace with his pulpit advance ments and degrees from the greatest schools have been bestowed upon his hardworking shoulders He has been a keen observer of human nature on two continents and has stored up a wealth of practical experience While pastor of one of the largest churches of Chicago he was impressed with the tendency of the city to go backward instead of forward Partic ularly threatening to the young wo men were the baneful influences of the restaurants He openly charged that society women were cultivating tho drink habit to an alarming extent His statements were challenged With four newspaper writers he visited tho swell cafes of the city and gathered statistics that not only proved his initial statements but showed tljo facts to be worse than pictured His addresses created a furore in Chicago and the greatest temperance agita tion of a generation was precipitated Dr Hopkins is nothing if not frank Se hits from the shoulder and with bare fists His words are efoquant and have a meaning As an enter taining and popular lecturer Dr Hop kins has proven a pronounced platform success and comes as a decided I tion to the Chautauqua program Big I Can K Small n Biscuit fit The Cheap and Big Can Kind In this can you get more substance but not more baking powder It is great in quantity only not in economy not in satisfaction Why it Pays To use CAL INSTEAD OF CHEAP AND BIG CAN You simply cannot got as food re sults from tho cheap and bjr can kind tho baking cannot be as evenly raised it cannot bo as delicious It cannot bo as puro and wholesome becauso the quality la not there And It cannot bo anymore economi cal Calumet Is medium in price the standard Mb slzo can costs 23c Leas of it Is required and the bakinc Is certain to be better Try one can if not satisfactory your money will bo returned Cnlumct Received Higheit Award World Puro Food Exposition FREE larce handsome recipe book Send -le and slip found In pound can A ASKVUHU I M5wiii3y7iffaS5g jBaKaBaMKa3 f Big BhculC Full Value Gin OThAEfRVTHlPTLl Wm Jewell - w Ai TBAWNQPOW CMICAOO Gasoline Stoves are sold in McCook by H P Waite and Co June Bulletin of Excursion Rates To the East Unusually low and attractive summer tourist rates are in effect every day to New York Boston Atlantic Coast and Canadian resorts Niagara Falls Detroit and vicinity Also for desirable Lake tours with 30 days limits and 60 day diverse tous of the East including coastwise ocean trip These rates afford the best chance in years to make that long desired East ern tour Sff SHnS I Western Tours Very desirable tourist rates daily all summer to the Pacific Coast for instance 6000 round trip and on special dates only 5000 A complete scheme of tours through Yellowstone Park for any kink of an outing journey low ex cursion rates to Scenic Colorado Big Horn Mountains Black Hills and Thermopolis Wyoming one of ihe greatest hot springs sanitariums in the world with the boys and girls of the Omaha Call or Write describing your trip let me help you plan it in- eluding all the available privileges etc L W WAKELEY General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska D F HOSTETTER Ticket Agent McCook Nebraska 150 Value for 100 ynrrrryn pvryirrrrtrvy t wnyiH v rrvvfivv irmTP1fifiTri t v irrt V Franklin Pres G II Watkins Vice Pres R A Green Cshr The Citizens National Bank of McCook Nebraska Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus 25000 DIRECTORS V Franklin A McMillen R A Green G II Watkins Vernice Franklin KtAsiaai ut ii a ii a n i i i i ijJS iJittUtliyjiJiiii e1 ij ift Hughes Crescent Cottage Paints are sold in McCook by H P WAITE and CO DIW COLSON FIRE INSURANCE AGENT I have Residence and Business Properties for Rent Office Phone 16 Residence BIack333 McCook Nebraska y -