V
TWENTY -NINTH YEAR
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VSERSEN
OSBORN
MOVING
Their stock of FINE
SHOES to the store
room at corner of B
street and Main
of DeQroff
Co
TIERSEN
OSBORN
School Board Meeting
McCook Neb January 2 1911
The board met in regular session
in office of superintendent Present
Doan Barnett Barnes Lawritson
Suess and Supt Taylor
Minutes of December 5 1910 read
and approved
The following bills were read
Ohas W Taylor tuning pianos
express etc 1587
Barnett Lumber Co coal 2075
Osborn Kummr Co hauling 1160
Republican papr 5471
Mrs Howe Smith laundry 790
C R Woodworth 410
McCook Gas Co - 6i5
A AWjen 250
Mcintosh i Battery Co 495
Rockwell 3araes Co 250
St Paul 3ook and Stationery
Co 350
Ronell Co 700
Amercian Book Co vrl ii
585
Neb School Supply Co fit 748
saver Burdette Co j 347
White Smith Music Co 325
Scotts ForesmanCo 400
A U Morse Co 1025
Tnos Charles Co 580
On motion above bills were allowed
Supt Taylor gave his check for
33Q0 for fines collected
iSupt Taylor recommends that the
janitors Howe Smith Wm Rankin
and C C Calvert be appointed truant
officers On motion the janitors weij
appointed truant officers
On motion the board adjourned
CW BARNES Secretary
For Sale Cheap
My fine rosewood cased Irving
piano A bargain for anyone wish
ing a fine toned piano
A F COMINGS
Commercial Hotel
The Main Store
On the Main Street
If It fa the freshest and best in gro
ceries - fruits vegetables etc you
seek look no further than Hubers
A Pretty
Picture is
is an ornament any
where but a phot
ograph is more life
like and true to na
ture We take the
Most Natural
Photographs
because we study
the art from a sci
entific standpoint
and have the skill
which comes from
experience only
We make special
ties of childrens
pictures taking
them by instanta
neous process An
artistic finish to
every picture
E Schel Kimmelf
1st Door NortWCimmerclal Hotel
V
JOHN REAL PASSES ON
Death on Monday Evening Follows an
Illness of Several Weeks
Aaer an illness of several weeks
J John Real passed away on Monday
evening at the homo of his mother in
this city
Death was the result of a compli
cation of diseases In 1897 he had
an attack of inflammatory rheumatisn
which left him with a vahular heart
h akage Last fall an attack of ty
phoid fever brought on a return of
the heart trouble which finally re
sulted in his death
Funeral services were held in St
Patricks church Wednesday morning
at 1030 a requiem high mass being
conducted by Rev W J Patton O
M I nd assistants Jack was
an old settler and much beloved by
many and the services and ensuing
burial in Calvary cemetery were
largely attended by sorrowing and
sympathizing friends
The funeral services were under
auspices of the Knights of Columbus
of this city
John Real was born in Princeville
Peoria county Illinois in 18GG Mov
ed to Livingston cuonty Illinois in
1 1874 Came to Red Willow county in
1 1886 For past ten years has been
miinmT i inmiasHr ioi ntui 01 Ciusuui uitv at
Perry station this county
During the quarter century Jack
has lived in Red Willow county he
has endeared himself to a host of
friends
Among the relatives from out of
town present at the funeral were
Mrs OConnor Mr and Mrs Tom
Real M P OConnor Emmett and
Mary Real all of Grafton Nebraska
and Mrs E F Caffrey of Stamford
Nebraska
The Newlyweds Won
That is they won the approval of
one of the largest audiences ever ac
corded a performance in the Temple
theatre last evening
is one olSlhe very best that has evei
visited thccity in the musical com
edy line SiiTj well vere hanoome
ly costumed make merriment enough
Major Notmuch was simply a t
JHuheajierwasgjteashQw 2
Goo r Brown -T
Feeding the Complexion
There is nothing better for this
purpose than
McCONNELLS COLD CREAM
It is one of the most perfect agents
for softening the skin and feeding
the underlying tissues This prepara
tion is almost perfect in every way
their complexion during the winter
months Price 35 cents
L W McCONNELL Druggist
How Cold Was It
A difficult question to answer con
clusively Reports from various ther
mometers in the city and surrounding
country indicate a temperature of
from C degrees below zero on Monday
morning to 30 degrees below zero on
Tuesday morning
Your Attention is Called
to our line of Velie Buggies Remem
ber we always have a complete stock
and the best of Harness for all your
needs
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
Money to Loan on Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing store
Flag Telephone sugar peas are fine
C L DeGroff Co
Lily Pa i Flour wnen once us
non- -rue will artv vou
Condensed smoke 50c per bottle
C R WOODWORTH Druggist
If you feel you want to be shown
In the matter of quality go to the
McCook Flour and Feed Store
The government has just isued a
patent to Clarence W Rozell of our
city for his hat box indicator
Attendance upon school in the low
er grades was somewhat reduced on
Monday and Tuesday by Jack Frosts
unannounced visit
Our White Pine and Tar cough
medicine does cure coughs Try it
25c and 50c per bottle
C R WOODWORTH Druggist
Taken ensemble the New
r - rm - uimocu
uvuver r ire uiay jo f
LJ Mrs Mabel White
L
lyweds givii you value received from
opening to finale
TWO NEWYEAR FIRES
Both of Them Discovered About Four
Oclock A M Neither Is
Serious
McCook celebrated the opening of
the new year with two small fires
Both of them were discovered about
four oclock Sunday morning when
the temperatture registered several de
grees below zero with a severe wind
blowing and some snow falling For
tunately neither was serious
The first was the barn on the Starr
residence property on upper Main
avenue It was entirely destroyed
The loss of two or three hundred dol
lars is covered by insurance Origin
of fire is nott known Judge Moore
discovered the fire while on his way
to start the fire in the Methodist
church heater and rescued a cow
before giving the alarm
Mr Thompson the traveling man
who occupies the Starr residence
saved his auto very likely on ac
count of his leaving the machine at
Oxford Saturday evening
Unfortunately by some oversight
Mr Starr informs us the bam was j
not included in the insurance on the
rest of the property
Following this fire was discovered
in the basement o the C F Lehn
brick on Main avenue Fortunately
this fire did not get much headway
or a serious conilagration must have
chief cause of damage Bells barber
chief cause c fdamage Bells barber
shop occupies the front end of the
baeinent and the cigar store and bil
liard hall of A O McDonald Co is
overhead on the first floor Neither
suffered much damage The Favorite
cigar oore is well protected by insur
anct to the amount of 2000
There were apparently two fires
m Ihe basement one in the rear in
the stock room of the cigar store the
otner in the Bell barber shop which
was considerably damaged The stock
room damage was not heavy jr
The company I Unfortunately Mr Bell dld30t car-
i itriTiidfc It - nJT
ry any cuSivaTtca on iffsT tfili fit
Card of Thanks
For kindnesses assistance and
for the most exacting and the baby sympathy in the burial of little Fran
was altogether impossible while Cf S Lucilo we are most thankful to
ill the neighbors and friends
Mrs Goldtrap
Mr and Mrs M H Hammona
Misses Coats 75 Cents and Up
Half price on all Misses long
coats Some as cheap now as 75
cents 750 ones for 375 200
ones for 100 300 ones for 150
Clearance our only object Cost not
considered Get your share The
Thompson D G Co Utmost service
and is almost indispensable to those McMillens Cough Remedy
who desire to take proper care of will relieve that distressing cough
by routing the cough germs Sooths
and heals the inflamed air passages
when the cough disappears
A McMILLEN Druggist
Save All Your Cream
with a Sharpies or DeLaval Separat
or the best separators made Sold by
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
Do You Have Cold Feet
Use one of McMillens Good Val
ue hot water bottles
Choice Prairie Baled Hay
25 tons for sale McCook delivery
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
Flag tomatoes large and small
cans Try one and be convinced C
L DeGroff Co
Note the changes in the time card
on the railroad page of The Tribune
this week It may save you missing
a train
LI
for gentlemen after shaving
A McMILLEN Druggist
Half Price on Cloaks
Ladies 1500 long coats for 750
1250 ones for 025 1000 ones for
500 G75 ones for 338 25 or 30
coats to choose from You are invited
G Co Utmost value
Subscriptions
If you want to subscribe for or re
new your subscription to any daily
will save you money
BARNEY HOFER
McCook News Co
Exclusive Agent Exclusive Coffee
Huber is exclusive agent In McCoo1
for the unexcelled Barrington Hall
coffees Priced at 20c 25c and 35c
per pound
More Light
Yes Water White coal oil 10c a
gallon at
MAGNERS Phone 14
The banks postoffice and many of
the ousiness men observed Monday
as New Year
For a ready-to-eat lunch try spagh
etti
MAGNERS Phone 14
Sunday Evening
At
Congregational Church
The Pace
That Kills
Special Music
wiir
more tf
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reear LinnJ
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 5 1911
t
TEMPLE STOCKHOLDERS MEET TOUCH OF GENUINE WINTER
Majority of the Stock Is Represent- Severe Cold Wave Sweeps the En
ed and Three Members of
Board Are Reelected
tire Western Counrty
I Commencing last Saturday night a
The annual meeting of the stock- seVere cold wave swept over the en
holders of the Masonic Temple Craft tire middle west during the early
association w - after- days of tb m the new ye com
noonir McCook ing jn v wlnfi
Comm June r Tcr and a temV rature from 10 to 0 de-
Of tii Jhares of stock out- grees belo zero
standing 2V3 shares were represented This has been not only the coldest
in the meeting by share holder or by weather of the year but the only cold
proxy weather we have had so far this win-
The three retiring members of the ter The transition being so marked
board of driectors Messrs P Walsh has however been very severe i
L W McConnell and A Barnett j Train schedules have been thereby
were unanimously reelected for a badly demoralized and the business
term of three years I of plumbing given a boost not equaled
Expressions of appreciation were jn many days while the coal dealers
made a matter of record by the stock- and the dray men came into their
holders of the manner in which the own Incidentally the spectre of
board of directors and the manage- the ice men stands in the background
ment of the Temple theatre had con- in enlarging relief
ducted their respective lines of The thermometer at the round-
work during the year just closed It house Tuesday morning registered 2
has been very satisfactory j degrees below zero
After the adjournment of the stock- Charles Evans announced a tern-
holders meeting the board of direct- perature of 32 degrees below zero at
ors reorganized for ihe ensuing year his farm on the Republican river
by the selection of the same torn Tuesday morning
cers and standing committees on the j Mr Hartman the dairyman report-
board as held last year ed a temperature of 30 degrees below
The Tribune desires to add its com- zero Tuesday morning at his place
mendation to tho3e of the about 8 miles south of the city I
ers for the manner the successful All Ihe water ripes jn the First
manner in which the business of National Bank building were frozen
was ipue in Riverview cemetery
7rances Lucile Hammond was born
in McCook July 16th 1907 and died
in Canyon City Colorado December
-I 1910
The New Yssr was ushered in with
the remains of Oscar Hammonds lit- the usual demonstration blowing of
tie daughter arrived here from wW stles etc but the cold weather
rado for burial Services were heV of Sunday rather put a damper on
at the home of his brother Milton
Hammond Thursday afternoon con
observances of the day
On Monday the banks were
were closed in the afternoon
I
NUWBEB 32
He That Would Not
When He Might
He SHALL Not
When He Would
Is a pretty true saying And
nowhere does it apply more for
ly than regarding your bank
ount A good many of you
make pretty good moneydraw
big checks but how many of
you have any of it left when
the next pay day comes
Now is a pretty good time to
lay up a snug little balance
Did you ever stop to figursj
that the time might come wr
it would not be possible Si
ness loss of employment bus
ness depression and strikes arl
menacing things and especial
ly to the man without money
Better take time by the fore
lock and start now with
THE
McCOOK NATIONAL
BANK
P Walsh President 7
C F Lehn V Pres
C J OBrien Cshr
DIRECTORS
J J Loughran P F McKenna
ing God in American History In
the evening The Pace That Kills
Christian Science
Subject for January 8th Sacra
ment
Epscopal
ducted by Rev L E Lewis of the ed and the postoffice had limited coh T T
scho1 u
Morning and
Methodist riurch after which burial hours u I - prayer ser-
while many business houses
mon 8 Evening prayer and sermon
Carson Ziegler A Codess Winter
A S0d resolutlon to make is
New Year 1 now
morning John W Car
son of Wray Colo and Miss Laura w iF
The sympathy of many friends go Belle Ziegler of Alma Neb were ieumuuu iuu ue KePL by keep-
out to the sorrowful ones married lv t w t inS handy a package of
REXALL COLD CURE
Methodist parsonage Mr and Mrs
One Trial of McMillens Carson will make their future home in U prevents coIds tf taken when the
Cream Lotion will convince you of Wray leaving for there on No 3 first symptoms appear and cures
its merits It is healing to all same night them 1uickly at any stage of their de-
tated surfaces and makes thp skin cents
I smooth and soft It is not sticky or J I Will Sell All
IJgreasy Ladies can use their gloves my m ivatft fnmif v
after applying It is also excellent
na etc
very cheap Parlor suit buf
fet parlor and library table easy
chairs chiffonier etc
A F COMINGS
Commercial Hotel
Half Price on Suits
Ladies 2500 Jacket Suits
for
voi unea 101- 33 rne rnompson
D i Pn Illtiintt inl
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Womans Suffrage Lecture
January 12th Dr Ayles worth laffl
j president of the Colorado Agricultur
al college at Fort Ctollins will deliv
er his lecture on Womans Suffrage
in the Christian church of our city
The doctor is a man of abilitv and
his address on this subject is said
I hv MlrtCQ TlfTr tlOrt Kanxrl VSr 1
to get your share The Thompson D I L lit Strons and logical- He should ave a
ones fnr 750 12o0 ones for C2o iQ
-- c i Mifo
-v iutyoi VUAUt I Mnr ri
the feed myself
Notice
GEORGE HOFHENKE
Commence the New Year Right
by purchasing a Majestic Range and
not only save fuel but always be
su e of satisfactory work
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
Piano Tuning
I will be home during the Christ
mas holidays and will be able to
promptly handle all orders for piano
tuning and repairing Phone your
orders to Black 344 or 89
LEWIS LUDWICK
Klipper Klub Skates
the kind that stay sharp Full line
now on sale at i
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
Flag canned goods none
O L DeGroff Co
better
There is a big black leather glove
at this office for the owner
January 13th is the date for the W
C T U Medal Contest Mrs
Thompson is to be the hostess Mrs
J3eale leader
We sell Flag canned goods pack
ed by Fort Stanwix Canning Co at
Rome N Y conceded to be as good
as can be packed C L DeGroff
Co
If you feel run down take cold
easily or are inclined to be nerv
ous try McConnells Sarsaparilla and
Burdock Youll feel better in 24
hours
For a short time we will give a
h ndsome souvenir nlate with
All nfirSnnc nro linrDhir rrtfial in 141 i
paper or magazine call on me and llkeM1 7 nampions louet
a11 horses and cattle off the 1
ikeep s There is nothing better for channed
hf 14 sw qr 13 nw qr 23-3-29 I need hands and face or roughness of the
skin
Buy a bottle before the plates are
all gone 25c per bottle
C R WOODWORTH Druggist
Regard the Women Wisely
One Minute and Motor Washers
save the women work and do good
work They run easier loaded than
others do empty Fully guaranteed
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
Get our RATES on FARM LOANS
DORWART BARGER
Canning pears by the bushel at
MAGNERS Phone 14
Our stock of school pencils tab
lets inks and all necessary school
supplies is ample to supply the de
mand When there is anything in
this line you should see
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Coffee if you want the best see
MAGNER Phone 14
ELECTRIC
Curling Iron Hester
No Dirt No Smoke Nc
taches to any Lamp
little to operate
R W AIcBRj
Electrical Contract
31UK Alain Ave
the Temple association has been Monday night the first time slvce regational sv
handled during the year just closed the completion of the buildAijr I Subjects for Sunday Jan 8 Morn
Brought Here for Burial
Last Thursday morning on No 2
The New Year
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