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Mens Shoes 200 up
Mens Oxfords 200 up
Ladies Shoes and Ox
fords 150 up
Best of Childrens Slip
pers 1 3 off
Come in and see them
Viersen Osborn
H3 W B Repairing
CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services
Sunday at 11 a m and Wednesday
at S p m Meets now in the north
east corner of court house basement
Catholic Order of services Mass
730 a m Mass and sermon 1030
a in Evening service at S00 Sun
day school 230 p m
TO J PATTON O M I
Methodist
Methodist Preaching by the pas
tor at 11 a m and 815 p m Sun
day school at 10 a m Epworth
League at 715 p m
Fourth quarterly vcqnferenca at S
p m Sept S
BRYANT HOWE Pastor
Congregational
Usual services morning and evening
at usual hours Also week day service
Episcopal Sunday school at 10 a
m Holy communion at 11 Evening
prayer and sermon at 8 Rev A J
R Goldsmith of Arapahoe will con
duct the services
Advertised List
McCook Neb Sept 1 1910
Letters A G Ayers E C Bendler
Mr August Glansburg Mrs Ana Gis
tue C F Miller Mr Herman Keisen
berg Mr Rives Mr P G Westland
Cards Mr E L Josh Mr Nelson
Sellers Mr E A Young
LON CONE Postmaster
Why not make your children a
birthday present of a bank book from
the First National Bank It will en
courage them to be thrifty and
teach a valuable lesson in economy
Hay fever fugitives and pleasure
seekers generally are coming home
for the fall and winter season
IT HAY BE SPORT
jr
ills
to have some of
those funny
country pictur
es taken but
you dont want
to give them to
your friends
When you pre
sent any make
the gift one of
our artistic
Photographs
Then it will be
given a place of
honor Then it
will be shown
to all visitors
with pride and
friendly c o m
ment Then it
will remind the
recipient of you
as you are when
you look your
best and love-
l liest
E Schell Kimmdl
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER
1st Door N Com Hotel Red 428
Farm Loans
Whittaker Gray room 3 Masonic
temple McCook Nebraska
city
Jtlcj00h
Public Schools Open Monday I A Study in
The school officials wish to an- Honest fellows isnt it hard to
nounce to the public that every school realize that the Almighty once upon
room in the system has been given a time made out of a mans rib one
double disinfection In the first
place each room lias been disinfected
with formaldehyde according to the
rules and regulations of the state
board of health In the second place
all woodwork and desks have been
washed inside and out with a 5
solution of carbolic acid This ought
to make it reasonably sure that all
disease germs af all kinds have been
killed by this thorough disinfection
This announcement is made to assure
any who might hesitate to send their
children until everything possible has
been done that could be done to pro
tect the health of the boys and girls
As far as possible we would like
a large enrollment Monday This be
ing Labor Day we do not expect to
do much work but would like to get
the details of organization off our
hands ready for work the last four
days of the week Next week we
will give a full list of the teachers
employed
E N Berry is home on a visit
Dr and Sirs W E McDivitt re 1
turned earl- in the week from their
eastern outing
Mr and Mrs H L Kennedy ar
rived home from their Colorado trip
close of last week
Charles Stoll came over from Cur
tis close of last week on a visit to
Grandpa KenneCy of Cellar Bluffs
Kas spent most of last week here
visiting his daughter Mrs C G Bos
worth
Miss Marcella Ryan has been
spending part of her vacation visiting
her friend Miss Loretto Donovan in
Lincoln
Mrs W M Rozell and son Clarence
went down to Excelsior Springs Mo
close of last week and reports al
ready indicate a marked improvement
bv Clarence in increasing weight and j
Rev Bryant Howe was called to i
Hildreth Neb Monday to preach J j
the funeral sermon over the remains
of a young man whom he has known
for several years From there he 1 3
continued on to Bertrand arriving
home on 3 Wednesday night
Yaughan Clearman who has been j
employed as bookkeeper in one of
the banks at McCook returned home j
Wednesday and will visit his parents
and among friends for about ten days I
previous to going to Los Angeles Cal
At that place he will enter the
ploy of a wholesale concern takin
charge of the bookkeeping depart
ment Minden News
Mrs E C Underbill and father ar
of these hipless elongated spiritu
nlle high heeled hobbled abbrevi
ated scant skirted ravishingly super
ior money burning soul destroying
curious creatures we now observe
peeping with bewitching eyes from
under a super structure which at
best is a misalliance betweena man
darins lid and a Hottentots hut
Coming down to brass tacks honest
isnt it And a spare rib at that
Big Red Apple
Mrs Ben Olcott allowed the writer
to gaze with wonderment upon a big
red Washington state apple Tuesday
It had been expressed to her by her
daughter Mrs Bert Lufkin It was
grown on the Lufkin farm at Auburn
Wash about twenty miles from Se
attle The sample was fourteen
inches in circumference The Luf
kins write that fruit is really going
to waste in their neighborhood
All pupils will report to the rooms STRONG FRESH
in which the were enrolled last year SPICES
and promotion will be made from are a revelation of richness and de-
those rooms The corps of teachers liciousness to the housewife who
is now completed and everything has always used ordinary spices
points to a very prosperous school McCONNELLS SPICES
year CHAS W TAYLOR are pure and fresh having the
Superintendent strength aroma and fine flavors
which nature alone can give
Educational Exhibit at the State Use them in pickling canning and
Red Willow county and the McCook preserving
city schools will each have an
it at the state fair this year Notice
perintendent Taylor took a run down I wants the names and addresses
to Lincoln Thursday to put the two of one or more earnest Socialists
exhibits in place School exhibit Populists or Prohibitionists in every
from all over the state will be shown j school district in Red Willow county
ir Educational Hall and all our cit- Please drop me a card it will cost
izens should be able to spend some but lc Give name of precinct and
time in looking over this part of the number of district and oblige
fair exhibit
II
rived home close of last week f rom J 1
Seattle Wash where they have been
for Mrs Underbills health since
June Mrs Underbill sustained an
operation while absent and though
weak is gradually gaining strength
and improving The train in which
they traveled from Tacoma caught
fire three times in passing through
the burning forests of the northwest
C J Mecham
Bartley Neb
GOT A GREASE SPOT
ON YOUR CLOTHES
Magic Clothes Cleaner will Jake it
out Removes grease or any kind of
spots from linen woolen or silk and
will not spoil the most dainty fabric
Price 25c
L W McCONN ELL Druggist
Old Settlers Meeting
The Old Settlers Association of
Red Willow county will hold their
eighth annual picnic on Brookside
Linus his son the jeweler of our
m near Red gept m0
Mr W S Fitch Pres
Mrs Kate Thomas Sec
The Main Store
On the Main Street
If it is the freshest and best in gro
ceries fruits vegetables etc you
seek look no further than Hubers
Piano Tuning
I can tune pianos up until Sept 10
Phone 89 or black 344
LEWIS B LTJDWICK
strength Tne Only Union Made
John V Wharton of Seattle Wash overalls in the city are me Carhart
arrived in the city last Saturday Huber is the exclusive agenL Also
night to visit old friends briefly He jackets and caps Tne phone is 97
departed on Monday night for his old j
home in Illinois where he will so- Ladies Hand Bags
journ a few weeks before returning A complete assortment of the lat
to Washington j ost styles at McConnells
Mrs B F Olcott will leave j
row for Brooklyn Iowa to partici 1
pate in an old settlers reunion and j
tn visit relatives and friends Her
daughter Mrs Bert Huett of Lowell j
this state will come and keep house
during her absence
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING SEPT 1 1910
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs C H McBrido of Oxford was
a visitor last Saturday
J Y Wimer departed on Tues
day night for Iowa on a visit
Mrs E S Howell and daughter ar
rived home close of last week
Mrs Emerson Hanson arrived home
on No 10 Saturday from visiting in
Denver
Mrs J B Meserve departed on
Wednesday morning for Los Ange
les Crhr
Miss Christine Hollister of the
teacher corps arrived in the city
Tuesday
Mr and Mrs J E Kelley arrived
home last Saturday from their Col
orado outing
Mrs A N Lineburg is enjoying a
visit from her sister Mrs Dalstrom
of Grand Island
Mr and Mrs John Hunt went
down to Pawnee City Saturday morn
ing on a visit
Mrs Albert Barnett returned home
early in the week from her summers
outing in Colorado
Dan J OBrien of the carrier force
returned Wednesday on 1 from his
vacation in Illinois
Mrs A R Scott arrived home
Monday on belated No 9 from her
vacation of several weeks
Mrs C B Hoag was up from In
diarola last Friday guest of her
daughter Irs C B Gray
Miss Peck of Kansas City is a
guest of her sister Miss Allie J Peck
the west B street milliner
Beth and Eunice Geiger of Ober
lin Kas are visiting at the home
of Mr and Mrs Fred Eruns
George Howell of Geneva came up
close of last week on business mat
ters and to visit old time friends
Mrs C W Barnes and family ar
rived home on G Tuesday night from
visiting relatives in Sterling Colo
Mrs Barney Hofer and Brisbane
returned home end of last week
Vlfroin their visit with the grandfolks
at Wauneta
Mrs Harry Jones of Kearney and
brother Glen Rowell returned first of
the week from their visit with Colo
rado relatives
Miss Carrie Peterson came up
from Excelsior Springs Mo early in
the week on a visit to her mother at
the Monte Cristo
C W Kneeland who has been liv
ing in Griggsville 111 for several
months has returned to his farm J
southeast of McCook
Miss Brann of Chicago is an ef
ficient member of the making corps j
in Miss Pecks millinery store Al
so Miss Hazel Cox of our city
Frank Moore of Indianola Republi
can nominee for representative spent
Saturday last in the city guest of
his brother County Judge Moore
Mrs H D Cameron of Stockville
this state and Dr Watkins of Pe
oria 111 were guests of Mr and
Mrs Bryant Howe over Sunday
Mrs J R McCarl returned Tues
day morning from spending part of
the summer in Denver Mr McCarl
went up and accompanied her home
Miss Harrison of Lincoln a trim
mer of taste and experience arrived
in the city last week and is in
charge of the trimming department
in Miss Pecks
The New Automatic
Washer and Wringer
It is as far ahead of its predeces
sor as the first automatic was in ad
vance of its competitors I now call
your attention to a few prominent
features of this machine
THE REVERSIBLE WRINGER
whereby clothes becoming entangled
in the rolls can be readily extracted
A simple movement of the small lev
er attached to the wringer frame will
either start stop or reverse the
wringer at will
THE LOCATION OF THE MOTOR
and gearing in the center of a sub
stantial platform beneath the tub pro
Aides the best possible protection
from splashing or dipping water and
makes the neatest arrangement of
machinery to be obtained This is
an exclusive advantage of the auto
matic electric washer and patented Call at my office and see the ma
chine in operation or let me bring it to your home for a free trial
R W McBrayer
Electrical Contractor
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The Fall Races
The Tribune goes to press too ear
ly to report the races
The opening yesterday afternoon
drew a fair crowd An address by
our next governor Hon C H Al-
drich of David City was a feature
And the races were quite satisfactory
Today the attendance is much in
creased and the entries promise ev
en better races than yesterday
Tomorrow will be the biggest day
of the meet
If youhavent gone dont miss to
morrow
Boys of Co M Home
Last Sunday the boys of company
M arrived home on a special from
their camping and maneuvers at Ft
Riley Kansas with other state
guards and the national troops They
had one of the most real experiences
since enlistment
Program for K ortP Annual
xVf ternoon
Grand awe inspiring parade at 245
Married tribe and single warriors
will compete in a baseballfest at 315
Umpire not jet sentenced but must
be neutral neither married nor singl
Evening
Game will be played over by gath
erings on the street
Concert by German band at 730
Exhibit of animals on street at
800
Concert by the K of P Burlesque
band any time
Evening performance will consist
of black faced camedians clowns an
imals snakes and snake charmers
electrical displays by a company of
fireflies if they can be found
The great feature of the evening
will be Prof Aygltulpgrsdetc imper 1
sonator f
Everybody come and stay
Election of Officers
The next gathering of the W C
T U will be a Social Meeting
It will be held in thetest room under
the Commercial hotel at 8 oclock
Friday evening September 9 The
election of officers will occur at 730
on the same evening in the rest room
School Supplies
We carry a full line of tablets
slates lead and slate pencils ink
rulers pens and pen holders To
school districts we can give a spe
cial price
A McMILLEN Druggist
Enjoy A November Breeze
while getting a shave hair cut sham
poo etc Such a luxury is assured all
who patronize E M Days barber
shop with its electric fan and other
up to date equipment
Midshipman E F Enright who re
cently returned to America from a
practice cruise to England France
etc arrived home today for a
months vacation with the homefolks
He was on the U S S Massachu
setts
The waste labor to be seen on
McCooks streets almost any day if
intelligently utilized would pay the
running expenses of the municipality
and leave a neat margin over
Every young man should begin to
save money from the minute he be
gins to earn it 100 will start an
account in the First National Bank
Come in today young man
The Dorcas society will meet with
Mrs J G Schobel Thursday after
noon next September 8 at 230
Miss Street and another lady friend
from Oberlin are guests of Mrs Hen
ry Best this week
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NUMBER 15
One Dollar
does not make a fortuno anymore
than one swallow makes a spring
Hut one dollar debited us a start
on a bank account may mean a
fortune in time just the same as
the one bird indicates that spring
is coming
A ft er you have made tint start
it is only necessary to adopt a rule
of saving a certain prt of your
income RKGULARLV to lav by
a substantial sum SiipjKtee you
decide to save one fourth or one
fifth of every dollar that comes
into our bunds wouldnt that
give you an excellent start in a
year or less
Wo would courteously ask
you to consider this bank when
selecting a dejository fur your
money We will be glad to see
you at any time and explain any
IKints that you do not understand
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McCOOK NATIONAL
BANK
P Waisu President
C F Lkiin V Pres
C J OliittEN Cshr
OIKKCTOHS
J J Loughran P F McICenna
Tabernacle Meeting in McCook
Rev J 15 Payne and tin band of
workers who have been conducting the
camp meeting at Spring Creek under
the auspices of the M K church are to
begin a tent meeting in McCook Thurs
day S pember 1st This will be the
last of a series of meetings conducted
by these people during the summer in
Red Willow Dawson and Frontier cos
In addition to Mr Payne and wife the
party includes Miss Mario Wilson of
Denver Miss Maude Wilkinson of Kan
sas and Mr Howard Howetterof Colo
rado Springs Colo Gospel workers and
singers Meetings will be conducted
nightly along old fashioned lines There
will be a nigutly oen air service at the
corner of Main avenue and 1 street
The tent will be located at the corner of
15 and 1st street east
Miss Elva Barber of York is visiting
her many friends in the city
Mrs Frank Kendlen came down from
Denver Wednesday and briefly visited
McCook friends
Mrs J D Stevens has been down
from Sidney Nebraska on a short visit
returning on Tuesday of present week
Mrs J A M Young of Almena Kas
was a visitor in the home of her brother
Conductor W T Wilcott and family
the past week
Mrs C A Deloy arrived home Wed
nesday night from visiting her sjster at
Eaton Colo and attending Frontier
Day in Cheyenne Wjo
II L Kennedy brings back from
Colorado some glowing melon stories
He says that A C Ebert is just in the
midst of a splendid melon harvest
Mr- A R Scott on her return home
from Minneapolis and outing at Forest
Lake this week was accompanied by
her ncce Miss Jean Bruner who will
spend tfle winter bre
Try a Tribune want ad and watch
results
C M MATS0N
Auctioneer
Refer to leading men whom I have con
ducted ale of all kind- for
Phone 57 CITY RESTATJRAUT
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FOR THE COMPLEXION
we have everything worth keeping
There are so many worthless and even
harmful preparations on the market
that it will be well for you to buy where
is kept only
RELIABLE TOILET GOODS
We invite you to pay us a visit and
inspect what we have in that line If
you know the best preparations youll
recognize them here
A McMILLEN Druggist Stationer
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