fc I w r if i k h V X c N i DANBURY The Danbury and Lebanon Re bekah and Odd Fellows lodges held a picnic in the C Wise grove Tues day afternoon Archie Matson was shot accident ally Saturday night the bullet miss ing his heart only an inche A number of the band boys from Wilsonville came up Monday night to band practice Mrs C A Rogers was an over night visitor at the M M Young home Friday night D C Boyer and family arrived home Monday night from Beverly Neb where they have been visiting the past week Several people from here went over to the fair at Indianola Thursday The Danbury Military band played for the fair at Indianola Thursday A nice time was reported Mr and Mrs T E McDonald at tended the funeral of Mrs F Gray at Edison Neb Sunday School was dismissed Thursday for the fair at Indianola The majority of the people from here attended the fair at Indianola Thursday Dan Cashen of McCook was in town on business Monday Miss Gladys Gibbs of Lebanon visited among friends here Satur day A number of Masons from Leba non attended lodge at this place Wednesday night of last week I A F A M McCook Lodge No 133 A F A M meett every first and tlii f Tuesday of the month at 800 p m in MasoDic ball Burris H Stewart W M Charles L Fahnektock Sec b a u Occcnozee Council No 16 R S M meets on the last Saturday of each month at 800 p m n Masonic hall William E Hart T I M Aaron Q Kino Sec B a M King CyrasChapter No 35 R A M meets every first and third Thursday of each month at 800 p m in Masonic hall Clarbkce B Qeat H P W B Whittakeb Sec KNIOHTS TEMFLAE St John Coramandery No 16 K T meets on the second Thursday of each month at 800 p m in Masonic hall Geo Willets E C Seth D Silvee Bee EASTERN STAB Enreka Chapter No 86 O E S meets the second and fonrth Fridays of each month at 800 p mpin Masonic hall Mrs C W Wilson W M 8 Cobdeal Sec KNIOBT8 OF PTTBIAS McCook Lodge I- o 42 of K P meets every Wednesday at 8C0 p m in Masonic hall J N Gaabde C C C A Evans K H S ODD FELLOWS McCook Lodge No 137 1 O O F meets every Monday at 800 p m in Morris hall B J Lane N G H G Hughes Sec MODERN WOODMEN Noble Camp No 663 M W A meets every tecond and fourth Thursday of each month at 850 p m in Morris hall Pay assessments at Citizens National Bank Jclics KuNBRT Consul AM Finity Clerk EOIAL NEIGHBORS No le Camp No 862 B N A meets every second and fonrth Thursday of each month at 250 pm in Morris hall Mes Caboline Kdneet Oracle Mrs Augusta Anton Bee WORKMEN McCook Lodge No 61 AOUW meets every Monday at 800 p m in Temple Maurice Geiffin Treas Henry Moers MW C J Byan Financier C B Gbat Bee degeee of honor McCook Lodge No 3 D of H meets every econd and forth Tuesdays of each month at 800 p m in Temple bnilding Anna E Buby C of H Mrs Carrie Schlaoel Rec MACCABEES Meets every 2nd and 4th Friday evening in Morris hall J A Wilcox Com J H Yarger Record Keeper- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS Branch No 1278 meets first Monday of each month at 330 p m in carriers room postofBce G F Kinqhorn President D J OBrien Secretary LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN McCook Lodge No 599 B of L F E meets on the first and third Thursdays of each month in Morris hall I D Pennington Pres C H Husted Bee Ladies Society B of L F E Golden Rod Lodge No 282 meets in Morris hall on first and third Wednesday afternoons of each month at 2 oclock Mrs Grace Husted Mrs Lena Hill Secretary President za Er1 Young has been working out to R R Omans on the farm the last two weeks Miss Gaitha Noe and Mr George Miller of this place were married at the J E Noe home Sunday Mrs M M Young spent Sunday at R R Omans R F D No 3 Nice rain on south end of route Sunday night Misses Minnie and Martha Nothna gle were visiting their sister Mrs Jacob Wishon one day last week Someone is getting reckless around the Nothnagle schoolhouse breaking up things Better be careful youre watched pretty close G Sigwing left Sunday for Wray Coloiado to lcok alter his home stead He intends to move there soon Mr and Mrs Spcacks will move to the Bluffs soon Ben Hawkins and Mesenger will finish threshing this week Mrs Albrecht visited at Miss Baileys last Wednesday Myrta Sigwing is helping Mrs Bert Benjaman with her sewing this week Miss Daisy Albrecht will be home soon She has been in charge of the Beaver Valley telephone office the past two months at the Bluffs George Tuttle of Gerver has been harvesting his field of about 90 acres of cane this week The New Automatic Electric Washer and Wringer f It is as far ahead of its predeces sor as the first automatic was in ad vance of its competitors I now call jour 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 vides 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 tr al R W McBrayer CITY LODGE DIRECTORY Electrical Contractor 210 U Main Bhck 433 RAILWAY TRAINMEN C W Bronson Lodgu No 1ST B of R T jts first and third Sundays at 230 pm in Eagl s hall T E Hcrton President F G Kingiiors Soc RAILWAY CONDUCTORS Harvey Division No 95 O R C moots the cond and fourth Wednesday nights of each nnnth at 800 p m in Morris hull at 30 4ain Avonup S E Callen C Con M O McClube Sec MACHINISTS Red Willow Lodge No 5S7 I A of M meets lvery second and fourth Tuesday of the month it 800 p m in Morris hall Theo Diebald Pre Fred Wasson Fin Sec FrovD Berry Cor Sec locomotive engineers McCook Division No 623 B uf L E meets jvery second and fourth Suuday of each month at 230 in Morris hall Walter Stores C E W D Burnett F A fi RAILWAY CABMEN Young America Lodge No 456 B R C of A on the first and third Tuesdays of each in Morris hallat730 p m H M Finity Pres J M Smith Rec Secy S D Hughes Secy BOILERMAKERS McCook Lodge No 407 B of B M I S B of A meets first and third Thursdays of each month in Eaglos hall Jno Seth Pres Jno LeHew Cor Sec EAGLES McCook Aerie No 1514 F O K meets every Friday evening at 8 oclock in Kollcy building 316 Main ave C L Walkee W Pres C H Ricketts W Sec KNIOBTS OF COLUMBUS McCook Council No 1126 K of C meets the first and third Tnesdays of each month at 8 00 p m in Eagles hall G K Gale F Sec Fbane Real G K DAUGHTEBS OF ISABELLA Court Granada No 77 meets on the second and fonrth Thursdays of each menth at 8 p m in Monte Cristo hall Anna Hannan G R Nellie Ryan F 8 LADY MACCABEES Valley Qneen Hive No 2 L O T M meets every first and third Thursday evenings of each month in Morris ball Mrs W B Mills Commander Harriet E Willetts R K o a b J K Barnes Post No 207 G A R meets on the first Saturday of each mouth at 230 pm Morris ball Thomas Moore Commander J H Yarger Adjt relief corps McCook Corps No 98 W R C meots every second and fonrth Saturday of each month at 2 30 p m in Ganschow hall pm Adella McClain Pres Susie Vandsbhoof Sec L OF Q A E McCook Circle No 33 L of G A R meets on the second and fourth Fridays of each month at 230 p m in Morris hall Mrs Lottie Brewer Presinent Mrs Kate Dntton Secretary P E O Chapter X P 3 O meets the second and fonrth Saturdays of each xnonta at 230 p m at the homes of the various members Mrs J A Wilcox Pres Mrs J G Schobel Cor Sec PYTHIAN SISTERS McCook Temple No 24 Pythian Sisters meets the 2d and jSii Wednesdays at 730 p m Lila L Ritchie M E C Edna Stewart M of R C T 7 T - mriguiflMwui ii7fcmuii INDIANOLA Mrs Eoc Forter of Cambridge visit ed with Mrs Jas Boldman a few days last week Mr Quick and Miss Flora are visit ing in Denver this week There was eighteen buggy loads came over from Danbury Thursday for the fair School was dismissed three after noons for the fair There were no preaching service in Indianola Sunday Mr Cox and Mr Burris being away Joe Morris an old time resident died Friday and was buried Saturday from the Box Elder church Friends visited at the A Lord hone during the fair week Mr C C Baur of Benkelman is visiting at the Gentry home Mrs Hill and little son of Dakota is visiting with her aunts Mrs E G Caine and Mrs Fred Lafteitj of Lanbury was an Indianola visitor last week Mr Burress attended conference at North Platte last week Ke Avill be sent to Axtell Mr Norlan of Bart ley will take Mr Burress place in the M E church here Miss Murray of McCook spent Sun day with the home folks Mrs Holidays mother from Iowa is visiting her this week Mr Robertson of Bartley was an Indianola visitor Tuesday GRANT The Wesch brothers have pulled in their stsain thresher for the season Cljde C Goldtrap who has been running Weschs traction engine left for Corbin Kansas this week to meet his wife who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Dunham for the past three weeks One of the Wesch brothers thresh ing crew Raymond Hoerner departed for Harrisburg Pa I- ola one day last week o cee Jon Wesch thresh the valley yet Mrs C F Evans is expected home this week after a three months visit in the west Mrs E J Eaker entertained the A H club last Wednesday One new member was received Mrs H Schmidt is having some dental work done Mrs Bo3le from Kansas is visit ing her parents Mr and Mrs S B Rankin Mr and Mrs L A Paris took dinner at E J Bakers Sunday Most of the farmers are busy cut ting corn and broom corn Uncle Joe Dacks engine went in the creek last week The boys es caped by jumping but the engine was damaged a little RED WILLOW Everything in Nebraska is in the superlative degree even to Russian thistles which since the big rains have grown to magnificent proportions and would be amazing to Easterners Louis Longneckr moveed into the house on the timber claim the first of the week Roscoe Korns and Will Meyers helped Louis Longnecker move Mrs Alice Elmer was out two days assisting Mrs Nellie Longnecker Mr and Mrs Elmer and Mrs Willi Collings and baby from Denver were visiting his daughter Nellie Mrs Roscoe Korns spent the day with Mrs Longnecker and helped get dinner for the movers A foreign woman was around ped dling this week FOR FALLING HAIR You Run No Risk When You Use This Remedy We promise you that if your hair is falling out an- you have not let it go too far you can repair the damage already done by using Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with persistency and regularity for a reasonable length of time It is a scientific cleans ing antiseptic germicidal preparation that destroys microbes stimulates good circulation around the hair roots promotes hair nourishment re moves dandruff and restores hair health It is as pleasant to use as pure water and it is delicately per fumed It is a real toilet necessity We want you to try Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with our promise that it will cost you nothing unless are perfectly satisfied with its use It comes in two sizes prices 50c and 100 Remember you can ob tain Rexall Remedies in this com munity only at our store The Rexall Store L W McConnell Subscribe for the Tribune ifJJrlwMrnT Ell Absolutely Pure Tke ouafy Shaking powder mas8efsom Royal Gra3 Gseam of Tartar NoHunt Uo Lime Phosphate MARION J H Neitzel and family were Mc Cook business visitors one day re cently S S Graham S R Messner and B N Leisure of Danbury were in town between trains one day last week Mrs Mary Brott of Cornell arrived last week for a visit with her daugh ter Mrs F E Lafferty who lives north of town Mrs Harvey Sutton and Grandma Scalf left first of last week for an extended visit with relatives at Clin ton Orrich and Montrose Mo H Banta and wife were over from Oberlin Kan last week on busi ness connected with the Oberlin mills Marion I ouell of Lincoln was in Edwin Carfield is - J to put a i rOT hetveen trains first oi last week whole township in whe th s fa 1 John Maisel was ovei i om W H Blunck of McCocIt is la t wee for Chas Wesch this week putting up hay and sowing whea Charles A Wesch and f iend took in the dance at Traer Ka as last Saturday night R F D No 4 I Jack Frost has not hit this part or oo T r his business interests Ma tin I c r nJ J H Wicks were ALwcoi b ess visit- A nbroc ai L a eie Oin i i oi i auL i j in j n one day laot week j J E Docjc let Saturday - iii for Omai a ana other points - e t e i i t i ttock o I -cries Rodabaugh and Dimmitt -v IorIa evening as delegates to the state convention of the W C T U at Fairbury Neb S H Stilgeboiiers were out of to n visitors last Monday Several from here attended the fair at Indianola Thursday C H Angell and family moved in Mrs Shoreys house north of town Monday Nearly two inches of rain fell in these parts the past week which puts the ground in fine shape for fall seeding Mrs J C Rollins of Indianola visit el her husband Friday and Saturday A Howard Musicnl Comedy Whenever it is announced that one of the Howard musical comedies is a coming attraction it causes much local comment as the theatregoer of today fully realizes that it will be a real treat from a musical standpoint Mi Howard is without a doubt be coming the greatest musical writer of the age in the past two or three years he has written the music to no less than a dozen of our most suc cefcsful light operas Among those which were the most successful are The District Leader The Place and the Girl The Girl Question A Stubborn Cinderella A Prince of Tonight The Golden Girl The Goddess of Liberty and the sensation of them all The Flower of the Ranch This delightful comedy will be seen in this city on Wednes day Oct 5th at the Temple Theatre The entire production will be seen in this city as it was produced for Mr Howard two years ago when it ran for 150 nights in New York city and six months in Chicago at the Garrick theatre Aside from its sue in the dramatic and musical line it is a play that holds the entire audience from the rise of the curtain with interesting stage settings of ranch life in the golden hills of Cali fornia Seat sale opens Saturday Oct 1st Secretary Wilson of the department of agriculture says that the unbound ed prosperity of the agriculturist is not due to chance but is the result o Ocean and Farmer has placed before intelligent scientific business met hods A reader of The Weekly Inter him each week the practical and ap proved methods to which Secretary Wilson refers It is a good invest ment Only 125 for The Weekly In ter Ocean and Farmer and this paper one year I have a world of confidence in Chamberlains Cough Remedy for I have used it with perfect success writes Mrs M I Basford Poolesville Md For sale by all dealers ill i ii p miiin iniiiwfc hi mi iii i iiiTiniii onmnii Mir DARING WORK J J A FOG Clever Seamanship o J Captain In a Landlocked arbor The greatest piece f seamanship I ever saw said a traveler was on a trip to Halifax It was a marvel and this is how it happened We were steaming along abont twelve hours out from our destination one summer afternoon It had been clear all day and the sea was beauti fully blue but about 4 oclwk the fog began to shut down one of those swift dense fogs that come on that coast and shroud a boat from sight in less time than it takes to tell of It Of course the fog whistles began to blow and many of the passengers got nerv ous under the strain of Its continued bellowing After dinner I went up on the bridge and was permitted to stay The captain would not enter into any con versationthat is I could not talk to Lira but in his restless pacing up and down the bridge he would frequently make a remark to me It went on that way for hours the fog as thick as steam and the whistle reiterating its mournful warning At length the captain gave a sharp order Two points northwest by north he said No a little more thts right he finished as his com m iid was executed I was bewilder i and my face must have shown it a- lie passed me for he vouchsafed tli explanation that be wanted to pass within a few hundred feet of a cer tain whistling buoy near the harbor I said nothing but I did not under stand Why the night was so thick that it was hard work to see from the bridge to the rail and what could he mean by making a buoyi On and on we went and always the fog seemed to me thicker I could not sleep and most of the night 1 was on the bridge When it must have been nearly morning a new whistling began to sound on our starboard bow as nearly as I could judge It was a fearful fog siren and kept getting nearer and nearer We bad stopped whistling iid the passengers were ter ribly frightened I looked at one ex uaval officer who stood with me on the bridge and his face was like a dead mans Mine must have been also Then just as it seemed that some giant steamship must strike us so close was the whistling the fog lifted like a veil and there not 130 feet away was the buoy that the captain hd mentioned Almost at once the fog closed down again but do you know he took us past two warships into the landlocked harbor and up to the dock in it It was magnificent and though we really could not put our admiration in tan gible form we got together and gave him a gold watch on the return voyage as a little souvenir New York Post A Cumulative Persian Story A hunter finds some honey in the fis sure of a rock fills a jar with it and takes it to a grocer While it is being weighed a drop falls to the ground and is swallowed up by the grocers weasel Thereupon the huntsmans dog rushes upon the weasel and kills it The grocer throws a stone at the dog and kills him The huntsman draws his sword and cuts off the gro cers arm after which he is cut down by the infuriated mob of the bazaar The governor of the town informed of the fact seuds messengers to arrest the murderer When the crowd re sisted troops were dispatched to the scene of the conflict whereupon the townspeople mixed themselves up in the riot which lasted three days and three nights with the result that 70000 men were slain All this through a drop of honey Early Landholding Nothing is clearer than the fact that the system of landholding In the most ancient races was communal Private right in land was for a long time un known the source of life being held in common between the members of the tribe Not only land but all property that in any way had to do with the general welfare was looked upon as belonging to the whole tribe in com mon no individual having the right to call it his own Gradually and after a very long time under the old regime the right of private ownership began to creep in until at last it became the recognized rule pretty nearly every where New York American The Front End A young couple had been married by a Quaker and after the ceremony he remarked to the husband Friend thou art at the end of thy troubles A few weeks after the man came to the good minister boiling over with rage having found his wife to be a regular vixen and said I thought you told me I was at the end of my troubles So I did friend but I did not say which end replied the Quaker Way It Goes Give em what they want my boy said the old physician For Instance inquired the young medico Well many a woman will take oxy gen treatment at 5 a throw who wouldnt spend car fare for fresh air Washington Herald Aids to Conversation Books help a mans conversation Undoubtedly But the man -who buys them seldom gets to be as good a talker as the man who sold them to him Washington Star Reliance on the right ia expressed by defiance of the wrong j PROFESSIONAL AM BUSINESS DIRECTORY DR BEACH Physician and Surgeon Office over McConnells drug store rooms 2 and 3 phone 99 Residence 512 1st st E phoneJSa J A TOREN M D Surgeon Removed to Tremaine Bldg Homan avenue and Adams Chicago 111 ROLAND R REED M D Fhysician and Surgeon Local Surgeon B M DR R J GUNN Dentist Phone 112 Office Rooms building McCook 1DR J A COLFER Dentist Phone 378 Room 4 Postoffice Cook Neb R H GATEWOOD Dentist Phone 163 Office Room 4 McCook Neb corner street i Phones Office JG3 residence 217 Otfice Rooms 5 0 Templt building McCook Neb DR J O BRUCE Osteopath Phone 55 Office over Main Ave Electric Theatre oa DR HERBERT J PRATT Registered Graduate Dentist Office 2124 Main av over Connells drug store 1 hones fice 160 residence black 131 Me Of- 3 and 5 Wafci building As- Masonic temple DR EARL O VAHUE Dentist Phone 190 Office over McAdams store 3 Cook Neb C E ELDRED Lawyer Bonded Abtracter and I Examiner of Titles Stenographer and notary Hioffics McCook Nebraska JOHN E KELLEY Attorney at Law and Bonded Abstracter Agent of Lincoln Land Co and cf McCook Water Works Co Office is Postoffice building McCook Neb JAMES HART M R C V S Veterinarian Phone 34 Office Commercial barn McCook Nebraska MARTIN HANSON D V S Veterinary Surgeon Residence at Indianola Nebrtisks Phone 105 L C STOLL CO Jewelers Opticians Eyes tested and fitted Fine re pairing McCook Neb H P SUTTON CO Jewelers and Opticians Watch Repairing Goods of quality Main avenue McCook Nebraska C W DEWEY Auctioneer Will cry sales anywhere any time tt reasonable prices Dates made st irst Natl Bank or phone Red 381 VIcCook Neb rENNINGS HUGHES CO Plumbing Heating and Gas Fitting v Phone 33 Estimates furnished freeBasement Postoffice building 4 G BUMP Real Estate and Insurance Office 302 ever Woodworths drus store Jjua8iWWpMWJMjlyJMii II l