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AN ACCIDENTAL DEATH
Master Carl Lawritson is ihe Un
fortunate Victim
perhaps lodging in the base of the
brain Carl told Charlie that he had
hurt himself and together they start
ed for the nearby farm house occu
pied by Mr Traphagan
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MARTIN CARTER KILLS HIMSELF
Uses a Revolver No Known Reason
for the Act
Martin Carter a freight fireman
shot and killed himself Tuesday
remains were laid in the cemetery touched by tills sad acciuent ana where an aunt of the groom Mrs
of the Christian church near Red tragedy Willits will hold a rceeption in their
iui aut uei uui siwie ul uiwc oereavea ramnv Air lawritson is v w -
under priced odd lots The Thompson an esteemed member of the city board
D G Co Utmost value
Wright Returned to Pen
The Tribune understands that Fred
Wright sent to the penitentiary for
forgery out on parole and who broke
his parole has been apprehended in
Canada and returned to the pen at
Lincoln
Exclusive Agent Exclusive Coffee
Huber is exclusive agent in McCoo
for the unexcelled Barrington Hall
coffees Priced at 20c 25c and 35c
per pound
Fairy Revel tonight
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Grace In
Posing
claims nine
tentbs of the
success in a
good likeness
Our Select
Photo Studio
is attended by
expert operat
ors able artists
and skillful re
touchers and
best results are
absolutely as
sured Compet
ition has forced
prices so low
that the slerd
derest purse
can now afford
a dozen choice
photos once in
a while
E Schell Kimmtll
PORTRAIT PHOTOSRAPHER
1st Door N Com Hotel Red 428
of education
Card of Thanks
Words utterly fail to exnress our
of our beloved son and brother Carl
Mr and
children
Mrs M
Bought the White Line
Elmer Hawkins the former Burling 1
ton conductor has purchased the
White Line transfer business from j
Eph Benjamin and has taken posses
sion
Delightfully sweet and delicately
penetrating odor that wont stale
This perfume throws an air of re
finement about you
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Use McMillens Cream
Lotion for chapped face and hands
Once tried always used
A McMILLEN Druggist
Ladies Jacket Suits 875
1250 1500 2000 and 2500 The
Thompson D G Co Utmost value
tiohn Cashen Auctioneer
Indianola Nebr Dates booked
McCook National Bank -
Fairy Revel tonight
at
peculiar to babyhood
The little remains were laid away
in Longview cemetery Sunday after-
Words are inadequate to convey
the tenderness and depth of the noon
eral sympathy felt by this people to
ward the bereaved family
ere and ower giris
appreciation of the help extended
tiic LuaciiD ul iuvc ciiiu nuiua ui o 111- i
pathy expressed by our friends in our I
bereavement by the accidental death I
Responsible for the Deed Re
moved to Holdrege Hospital
in Grave Condition
Captured the Thief
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING SEPT 29 1910
AN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Switchman Miller Uses a Revolver
with Serious Results
A mendicant tramp giving the name
thanks to our many friends and neigh 1 To the Editor of the Indianola Reporter
Lawritson and ors who assisted so kindly during
Called for Another Year
The members of the McCook Con
gregational church have called Rev
R T Bayne to the pastorate of the
church for another year at an in
creased salary which speaks well for
the reverend gentlemans services
j and success during the first year of
the sickness and death of our
ter and sister Mildred
Mr and Mrs Carl M Kent
and Family
WORTHY DRUGS
AT RIGHT PRICES
Our stock is at the command of all
who desire the best service that any
druggist can give We have every
thing you want in
DRUGS CHEMICALS PATENT
MEDICINES AND DRUG
GIST SUNDRIES
You can depend upon the quality of
everything and be sure that the
prices are right We can assure you
of the best possible service when you
have prescriptions or receipts to be
I compounded
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Large People Ahoy
Your size is here and waiting for
you in good warm winter underwear
if your chest measure is not over
52 inches Drop in lightly and see
The Thompson D G Co Utmost ser
vice
Tax Notice
Real estate taxes remaining un
paid will be advertised October 1st
To save advertising fees should be
paid on or before that date
C NADEN Co Treas
McCook Neb
Sept 21st 1910
Fairy Revel tonight
In reference to your article in the
last weeks issue of your paper concern
ing the special tax matter I wish mere
ly to say that County Commissioner
Sughroue was the first one to request
me to prepare the notice and outline
the j roceedings Although the claim
has been allowed the warrant has not
been received by me and is still in the
county clerks office If Mr Sughroue
and the other commissioners had no
authority to employ me to perform this
serv ce or if the claim is excessive it
can be very easily settled by having
Mr Dodtje start prceedings to stop the
payment Yours truly
CI1AS D EITCHIE
Childs Bearskin Coats 235
in all the good colors Caps and hoods
to match Also sets of collar and
muff The Thompson D G Co Ut
most value
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
Mormon Missionaries
Two young man spent part of the
week in the city selling The Book
Mormon and distributing Mormon
missionary tracts etc
Childrens and Girls Caps
in large variety at The Thompson D
G Co Utmost value
Fairy Revel tonight
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USED A SHOTGUN TWICE
Albert Weeks Gets Part of the Lead
and His Horse Part of What
Was Left Over
Grant precinct was the scene of
BULLET FROM HIS OWN GUN night The remains were buried in UNREQUITED INFATUATION a shooting affair last Sunday
Riverview cemetery Wednesday af 1 ing two farmers of that precinct O
Gives the Fatal Hurt Sympathy ternoon from Pades undertaking For a Young Woman and Drink Perhaps T- Kelley manipulated the shotgun
taneous and Abundant and Floral
Offerings Most Superb
Last Saturday afternoon Master
Carl Lawritson son of Mr and Mrs
rooms Rev Bryant Howe of the
Methodist church conducted brief ser
vices at the grave
Carter came here from Holdrege
in February He was about 30 years
IBloomington C H Chader Box El
der F C Tyler supply Cambridge
W T Gatley Culbertson G M Bur
nett Eartley to be supplied Dan-
and his neighbor Albert Weeks re-
ceived part of the contents of both
barrels in his person some of the
residue entering the horse he was
George W Miller a Burlington ridinS
Mathew Lawritson and Master Char 1 old and unmarried He has switchman shot himself in the rizht Sheriff Higgins brought in Mr
lie Eldred started out hunting withies living in the country near Hold- breast last Thursday night in the ley Monday complaint having been
22 calibre rifles A mile or so north- rege Grace Leroy rooming house on west made hy Mr- Weeks and Justice of
down He is said to have acted queerly Miller the Peace B- Whittaker placed
west of the city the boys sat A ctreet After the shooting
at times since the death of a former Kelle under a recognizance bond in
on a haystack hile Carl was doing waiked two or three blocks to the
saloonkeeper named Parker of Hold- the sum of 1000 to aPPear in jus
something with his rifle the weapon Monte risto cafe where he
was discharged the deadly bullet en- rege who died in February last of ed thar he had shot ilimself and tice court on October 10 for a pre-
tarinc tUa Intvar nart nF IJcfno nnrl UaitllySiS crmlr rvlnucfaH tn fho A nliv 1 Hminary examination
fa l t JA LJUI J JlV - - Mlllliv I AUUUUibU J K Wl JT HJ
ll appears that Weeks had taken
sician was summoned and he was re 1
Rowell Wright Wedding j moved to his room over the Pas- j UD some of Alleys stock Sunday
heWeeks started to r5de to Kelleys
Miss Besse M Rowell and Mr W time tjieatre It was found that
farm to mform him of the fact The
w Wright wp mtPH in marrinirp had dangerously shot himself in the
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fonpMno 1iq hnncn linwover Hnri u oj i li iH honn cwitohinw in fha ing OCCUrred Perhaps all that
fell down Charlie running on to the wedding Rev R T Bayne perform- local yard and a recent retrenchment saved Weeks serious injury was the
house Telling the people what had jn the ceremony in the use of the order put him back to braking The distance between them when the
happened Charlie returned to his in- ring the presence of relatives and day before the shooting he resigned shotmg occurred As it was some
jured playmate who asked when a few most intimate friends The rather than go on the road braking i of the shot entered his person as
they were coming and lapsed into un- ceremony was celebrated with the The evening of the deed he was e11 as tne body of the horse upon
prmspiniisnpsc ATr Trjinlincnn nlappfl nnin i n crimp nnrl fn thp vhlCh he Was riding although none
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the unconscious boy in the vehicle wedding bell of golden rod done in ing house sought to gain a young
and started for the city But it was green and yellow
a lifeless child he delivered at the mjss Grace Rowell sang
Lawritson home
Physicians were
mans consent to go with him to
Always Lincoln Upon her refusal he shot
after the ceremony himself as above indicated or so at
but a three course wedding dinner was least the story given out reveals
able areilts and brothers and sisters it is stated that he has little
became their home From Iowa in and a host of friends will wish her a girl
1SSR thpv r amp tn Rprl Willow JUlua uiieiuuuii iiL me nuuiu a bon Voyage living uaus in uie xveyatune huilc
of the wounds were severe
Mr V Franklin gave bond for Kel
ley
summoned Holdrege District
1831 Came to America in the year aeatn uaa set Ks seal Pon tne iau served nuay evening tne young man was- j Morris superintendent post-
1851 Was united in marriage with and human skill could avail nothing I The bride is the second daughter removed to a hospital in Holdrege office Holdrege Neb
Emily Morehead of Monroeville Ohio A most deplorable accident the ex- Df Mr and Mrs T F Rowell Whole- his condition being regarded as
in 1864 The following vear thev nct aetails ot wnicn will never ue some joval Bess was born here and cai
ed Warren county Illinois near Mon- known had ushered a young soul in- a iost of friends will wish her a bon Millers age is placed at about 25
the land and left
to spirit
j voyage
mouth In 1874 Jasper county Iowa
Alma Raymond Rush Atlanta J
W Custer Arapahoe B A Cram Ax-
tell A D Burris Beaver City B F
He came here from Pennsylvania and Eberhart Benkelman J F Hageman
brief services were held by Rev There is ample room and perhaps
ty Nebraska settling on a homestead j The groom is a mechanical
which was home until his death
September 22nd 1910 Six children
were born to them Alice and Emily
died November 18th 1886 Martin
Bayne of the Congregational church neer of Wallstreet Colorado which sufficient reason for moralizing in
and while the services were private will be their home
in nature the large outpouring of cit- They departed on No 2 Tuesday
this connection but the case is so
izens and school children indicated morning for Kearney Nebraska to inclination to indulge The reader
nnrl Tnspnh Junior remain in unmistakable terms how deeply visit a sister Mrs Harry Jones may if he be so disposed
and all live on adjoining farms The and tenderly this community had be 1 rom thence they will go to Denver
bury and Lebanon W H Mills EdisorJ
odvious tnat me xnoune nas no and Highland J A Kerr supply
Franklin R E Gilpin Haigler and
Laird to be supplied Huntley H M
Pickney Hendley and Spring Green
J May Holbrook J G Hurebot Hol
drege E C Newland Hildreth M S
low Services were conducted by Rev interment toiiowea in uongview h0nor They will arrive in Wallstreet q Ra j wag cauhtf Monday noon with Satchell Indianola C A Norlin Low
R T Bayne of the Congregational c metery Sunday where they will be at gtolen d on g person The pantg ell and Newark C W Muir Loomis
church of McCook at the home lllK i au euut oi uue nome to their mends alter t t vnhinnf Knm i9nnn wnr tn1pn and Plain View W H Lines McCook
al orferlnSs disclosed tco the loving ber 1st
m n Rrt Cn s L E Lewis Minden M B Carman
and sympathetic hearts of many Hpi as lipnrtv wpII uMkIi fmm thp
s p t r v
500 dress skirts mussed for 190
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wn oargin onudc friends and of orders with which the Tribune
A lot of childrens union suits for parents are associated
19c each Some ladies No 3 shoes j Six young schoolmates of the de 1
Jac a pair borne boys dark every parted were pall bearers
day shirts 19c each Some ladies
followed him down into the Burlington
Death of Baby Kent
The entire school system was dis 1 inureu oauy uaugnier oi onuuc
Tnsspd for thP nttPrnnon of fhp tor and Mrs C M Kent died on last
yar and after a chase secured the
g ods and the thief as well bring ng
both back to the Btore and handing thejsan Republican City W F Haskin
thief over to Marshal Osborn
Mens lined leather mittens 4 pairs neral in honor and sympathy for the Saturday morning after an illness oi y
3i 0o to square the charue of drunk and
disorderly which was brought against
him He resisted the othcer in the city
I iiil nnrl lnH to lo anhrlnoH viirnroiiQlv
brief services being conducted
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Card of Thanks
We wish to extend our heartfelt
iiiivr wiiiuu lit iiuu ii iissuuiuit wbib
at the home by Rev J A Badcon at
placed in the county jail There
kllll XliUllJ UC15UUU1C C411VX i AW41UO
indicated their heartfelt sympathy for
the bereaved parents and children
Six little girls acted as pall bear-
were
three in the bunch and thoy were work-
Hartwell and Norman L S Fooich
supply Orleans S P Colvin sup
ply Oxford and Frank Nayler C E
Woodsen Ragan and Sac R M
uiverton vv j Miller Stratton and
McCabe C S Hawley Trenton C L
Anderson Upland and Campbell R
N Throckmorton Wilcox and Boor
der M L Gardner Wilsonville and
Tryone W E Caldwell supply
The Flower of the Ranch
which comes to the Temple theatre
Wednesday Oct 5th has been des-
the mendicant Hall in
ing game was
cribed as a western comedy drama
such physical condition that he shou a
have been in a dete tion hospital
A Way Out
McCook Neb Sept 27 1910
set to music It played a long season
last year visiting only the largest cit
ies and was declared by a celebrated
New York critical writer to be the
most novel musical play seen in sev
eral years Each of the three acts
depict stirring scenes in California
and the characters are said to have
been drawn true to the life of the
West There are some fifty people
in the company among the principals
of which are Miss Nellie Watters
Jess Harris John E Frank J D
Jaxone Robert Saburn Chester Gat
es Fred Van Ricken
Relieving Colds
A cold is a threat against life
pneumonia throat trouble or con
sumption lurk in its shadow Colds
are now easy to cure
REXALL COLD CURE
relieves in a short time cures in
a day Price 25 cents
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Izzer Bed Comforts
These are home made comforts 6ft
by 7ft Filled with good clean cot
ton batting well tacked and hemmed
200 to 325 The Thompson D G
CoUtmost value
Hubers coffee cannot be beat
Coffee from 15 cents to 35 cents
and Wedding Breakfast heads the
list
Horses for Sale
Two mares and some two-year-olds
Will sell right R M OSBORN
Black Voile Skirts 600
750 and 1000 at The Thompson D
G Co Utmost value
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A Business
Luxury
A checking account is in
deed a business necessity and
he who tries to get along with
out one is at great disadvant
age
It is not required that a
person should have a large
bulk of business in order to
open an account
Professional men and even
women are running checking
accounts If you have never
done business this way and
are not familiar with the
plan come to us and we will
get you started
THE
McCOOK NATIONAL
BANK
P Walsh President
C F Lehv V Pres
C J OBrien Cshr
DIBKCTOPS
J J Loughran P F McKenna
FOUND DEAD IN BED
MrsRoy Kennedy Dies from an Un
known Cause
Wednesday morning Mrs Roy Ken
nedy who lives on north Main avenue
was found dead in bed She com
plained some to her husband in the
morning before he came to town to
work but thought it traceable to
some work done on the day before
Her mother call up the house later
in the morning and the little four
year old boy said his mother was on
the bed and wouldnt speak to him
A brother Charles Sullivan was
sent to the house and found her in
bed dead
Dr Hare was summoned and found
the woman dead
Sheriff Higgins coroner was also
called and decided it unnecessary to
make an inquest hence the cause of
death remains unknown
Deceased was a daughter of J
and Mrs Joseph Sullivan of this city
A husband and two young children
survive
Funeral will be held on Friday af
ternoon in Riverview cemetery
CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS
Congregational
Morning Rank and Happiness
Evening The Fathers House
Mrs Pade Entertains
Mrs Herman F Pade entertained a
company of friends on Wednesday
afternoon from 230 to 600 oclock
for her sister Miss Emma J Bur
rows and Miss Jennie B Sizer of
Fond du Lac Wisconsin Miss E
May Ottery of Fond du Lac was
also present
The hostess was assisted in serv
ing refreshments by Misses Helen
Thompson and LoRene Calhoon
Who is the Owner
Some time ago a passenger for
McCook left a white hat and box of
flowers and a pair of childs shoes in
the depot at Aurora 111 The owner
can learn something by making in
quiry of H C Clapp or at this office
The Only Union Made
overalls in the city are the Carhart
Huber is the exclusive agent Also
jackets and caps The phone is 97
For Sale or Trade
Quarter section of Hayes county
land cultivated to trade for McCook
property Inquire of Dr Hare
lew Silk Waists
Just received at 300 375 450
and 500 at The Thompson D G Co
Utmost value
Saving Satisfaction
and safety in taking your prescrip
tions to McConnell Druggist
Fairy Revel tonight
C M MATS0N
Auctioneer
Refer to leading men whom I have con
ducted sales of all kinds for
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