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THURSDAY APRIL 13 1911
BURLINGTON TIME TABLE
Main JAuc East Depart Central Time
No 6 1110 P M
16 430 A M
O U x ili
12 700 A M
14 920 P M
Main Lne West Depart Mountain Time
No
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1235 P M
1142 P M
945 A M
1230 A M
Imperial Line Mountain Time
No 176 arrives 345 P M
No 175 departs 645 A M
No 175 departs Wed 630 A M
Sleeping dining and reclining chair
cars seats free on through trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
any point in the United States or
Canada
For information time tables maps
and tickets call on or write D F
Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
2A flues are being places in the
174S
Earl Newkirk is a new machinist
this week
The old drop holds the 143 for us
ual repairs
1046 is receiving new flues and droj
pit repairs
The dozen is in the backshop for
overhauling
Engine 122 is on the retired list
at present
1092 1749 1742 and 1330 are still in
the white lead
1756 received new brasses and pilot
repairs this week
Some rush work was given the 1963
Wednesday afternoon
New flue were placed in the 1061
and front end repairs
Fire box repairs and other machin
ery repairs are being given the 1074
The 1662 is down on her wheels
and about ready to go out into serv
ice
Dispatcher H D Stewart entertain
ed his father from Alma early days
of the week
Conductor W A Cassell returned
home Sunday from his trip to the Pa
cific coast country
There is talk amon enginemen
that some 0 2 engines will come to
the McCook division
Mr and Mrs J W Hasty and fam
ily visited with their parents at Ar
apahoe last Saturday
Mr and Mrs I E Converse visit
ed end of last and fore part of this
week with his folks in Hendley
The 2034 has been in the backshop
for some time for repairs to a broken
tire but is now ready for service
Engine 1959 ran into an open switch
recently and is in the round house
for repairs to her broken frame etc
Everett Foe of Red Cloud spent
Sunday and Monday in the city visit
ing his many railroad and other
friends
Three new autos were driven into
town Sunday from Hastings A Reo
for F A Pennell an Overland for J
E Kelley and a Reo for PWalsh
E S Howell visited in Havelock
Sunday and Monday Ed thinks it
would be difficult to beat the Burling
tons new shops etc at that place
The Burlington is grading for two
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new side tracus auoui u uuu ms
each and a repair track 900 or 1000
feet long These will onake ten or
twelve side tracks in the yards Red
Cloud Commercial Gazette
Women are entering the railroad
world The Pere Marquette Lehigh
Valley has appointed Miss H M Car
penter as soliciting agent in the
freight department of the road with
headquarters in Davenport Iowa Miss
Carpenter has been employed by the
Burlington Miss Daisy Ogden was r
cently appointed division passenger
agent of the Burlington at Rock Isl
and
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Lovers of Meredith Nicholsons nov
els and they number up to a very
respectable army are waiting with
the keenest interest the dramatizatioi
of The Port of Missing Men which
is to be presented here this season by
Messrs Rowland and Gaskill with
Hugo B Koch in the part of the
hero John Armitage The play that
has been made from the Nicholson
novel is in four acts by Edward E
Rose who has in his time transplanted
some of the most popular novels from
the book to the stage With a view
of accuracy and that every opportun
ity might be given the dramatization
it was presented during the season
just closed and was received by largo
audiences at the Croan and National
theatres Chicago Avith unbounded en-
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HUGO B KOCH
thusiasm Chicago critics agreed un
animously that the part of John Armi
tage gave Mr Koch one of the best
opportunities ever afforded an actor
even surpassing that other role of
Bates in The House of a Thousand
Candles in which he toured the
country last season with unparalleled
success Messrs Rowland and Gas
kill have given The Port of Missing
Men a most charming scenic equip
ment each set being painted from
photographs taken in the exact spots
where the action is laid Mr Koch
will appear in The Port of Missing
Men at the Temple theatre Tues
day April 18 Curtain promptly at
830
Two Fire Alarms
During the fierce wind and dust
storm of yesterday atfernoon two fin
alarms were sounded
The first was turned in from Clyde
Scotts home but this fire was ex
tinguished before the arrival of the
department Inconsiderable damage
The second came from the pest
house of the northwest outskirt of
the city The entire department
turned out in battle array in the blina
ing dust but as before their serv
ices were not required and the dam
age negligible
Some burning papers in rear of the
Clapp store was another incident of
the afternoon
But the state of the weather made
them both thrillers
Advertised List
The following letters cards and
packages remain uncalled for at the
postoffice
Letters
Hamileton Mr J E Miller Mr
G W -Stephens Mr Bert Uhrick
Jacob
Cards
Burke Mr Ray Dikeman Mr Jos
eph Evans Miss Maud Lanig Sam
L Lane Mr Tpm Pochopeck Joe
Prochopeck Joe Shadley Mrs H C
Stenis Frank W
When calling for these please say
Ithey were advertised
THE FOUNTAIN
OF LIFE
las at last been discovered We
have it all bottled ready for use
and its yours for but a mere song
Yes indeed Our
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rejuvenates and puts life in you
when nothing else will
Dont go around half dead with
the dumps oat
BUY OUR TONIC
and renew your youth
McMIIXEN Druggist
LON CONE Postmaster
Plan Spring Painting Now
It SHOULD have been done last
year It MUST be done this year
By using Lincoln Pure Mixed Paint
you are assured of a lasting and sat
isfactory job
A McMILLEN Druggist
High Grade Stuff
We carry a liine of high grade lawn
hose and sell them at reasonable fig
ures Also nice assortment of sprink
lers
JENNINGS HUGHES CO
Hubers
coffee cannot be beat
Coffee from 15 cents to 35 cents
and Wedding Breakfast heads tho
list
Boost for the Agricultural College
THE McCOOK TRIBUNE
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School Board Minutes
McCook Nebraska April 10 1911
Board met as per adjournment in
the superintendents office Present
Doan Barnett Lawritson Barnes
Culbertson and Suess also Supt Tay
lor Thomas Moore and D W Rhod
es Minutes of special meeting Feb
ruary 18 and regular meeting March
G 1911 read and approved
The following bills were read
A L Markwad blacksmithing 4 75
Jennings Hughes Co
plumbing 3 75
A McMillen mdse G 75
Middleton Ruby plumbing 35 So
L Thorgrimson salary for
year 25 00
Republican printing G 25
Mrs Howe Smith laundry 4 75
Barnett Lumber Co coal 31 95
McCook Cement Stone Co ce
ment floor 13 00
Mrs W H Rankin laundry 5 75
Lyon Healy music 3 12
W S Morlan attorneys fees 150 00
H P Waite Co hardware 2 75
On motion bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn for the above
amounts
Miss Ella Cafferys salary was on
motion increased from 55 to 60 for
balance of the year
The employment of Miss Mattie
Daugherty at 5000 for the balance
of the year was on motion carried
Moved that the Temple theatre be
engaged for commencement exercises
at as low a cost as possible and that
a charge of 25 cents each except to
the immediate members of the grad
uates family be made Motion car
ried
Moved that a committee of three
be appointed by the chair to investi
gate the putting in of a proposed com
mercial course Motion carried
President appointed Messrs Culbert
son Suesa and Lawritson as the com
mittee
On motion the following teachers
be reelected at the salary opposite
their names the work to be assigned
by Hie superintendent
Sarah Ryan 95 00
Esher Bailey SO 00
Claire Thursby 80 0
Emma Perry 80 00
Fred V Archer S3 00 i
Mary Powers 70 00
Martha Abel G2 50
Kaul z 57 SO
Louise Donisthorpe G2 0
Anna Hannan 60 00
Cleo Rector 60 00
Iva Gatewood 52 50
Ella Caffrey 60 00
Mabel Winters 55 00
Mae Douglass 62 50
Lillian Moore 60 00
Millicent Slaby 65 00
Fay Stayner 50 00
On motion that the regular order
be dispensed with and the secretary
instructed to cast the unanimous bal
lot of the board for the above teach
ers at the salary named for each Mo
tion carried and they were declared
elected
Resignation of Grace E Lant after
her years leave of absence read and
on motion was accepted and secre
tary was instructed to write her to
that effect
Application of Agnes M Jones for
re election was presented to board
On ballot being taken there Avere five
votes cast Five against none for
Supt reports that Mr Barnett pre
sented a collection of all the presi
dents of the United States in sep
arate frames to the school and they
were hung in the assembly room on
Monday April 10 1911 The board
in behalf of the school gave him an
unanimous vote of sincere thanks
On motion the board adjourned
C W BARNES Secretary
Not Ail Men Affected
Wymore Neb April 10 The re
port made recently that the Burling
ton had granted a 10 increase in pay
of dispatchers is said to be mislead
ing in a way in its application to
Wymore dispatcher Here the higher
salaried men were raised while othera
were not The chief and three trick
men were given the 10 raise two
trick men were given a 5 raise
two trick men were not granted any
increase Lincoln Journal
Moth Killers
All the effective ones Buy now
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Boost for the Agricultural College
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Scene from THE PORT OF MI SSINg MEN with Hugo B Koch
Temple Theatre Tuesday April 18
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Real Paint Bargains
We have some colors in Mound
City and Hammer paint which Ave
are closing out and we can save you
considerable money on this high grade
paint We also have a full line of
Patterson Sargents paints and var
nishes If you are going to paint it
will pay you to figure with us
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
The McCook Tribune 100 a year
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
B H Bos has retired from the em
ploy of DeGroff Co
T Marsh Phillippi is living at Beav
er City at present
Senator Cordeal returned from Lin
coln Tuesday night
C W Rozell was a Lincoln hotel
guest Tuesday of this week
Mrs J A Wilcox is now recover
ing from a very severe illness
F C Smtih of rural one Jndianola
is now located at Turlock Calif
Mrs Belle Stephenson departed thi
morning on No 13 for Denver to re
side
Mrs H A Beale left Tuesday for
Chicago on a visit to a sister -Mrs
Mayo
Miss Una Adams is over from Cur
tis a student in the McCook Business
college
R H Ehler came up from Atlanta
recently and is helping his brother
on cement gang
C W Kneeland has returned to
his farm southwest of town from a
visit in the east
Mrs John Bellamy son and daugh
ter of Cambridge were visitors at the
home of D L McBride and family
over last Sunday
Miss Lenor Fitzgerald who has beet
home from Kearney for the past weet
or so on account of small pox at the
state normal will leave for school
again on Saturday
Mrs Albert McMillen entertained a
small party of lady friends last Fri
day afternoon in honor of Mrs C G
Potter of Memphis Tenn a former
resident of our city and well known
to early residents of McCook
Carl Bates has accepted a position
with C L DeGroff Co at Mc
Cook He will leave within a day
or two to enter upon his new duties
Carl Bates is not only a mighty fine
young man but he is a top notch
clothing merchant and a salesman of
ability While we are sorry to see
him leave Superior he has the bes
wishes of a host of friends Superior
ournal
REWtf HATS
WORN r WOMEN
OF STYLE
PAGE 5
Utitifhi ftotitf 15rfll afl Us sstw
Ours is the Easter Store
whether you are man women or child We have
clothing made in the best shops Of approved stvles
And you know our prices are ri L
LADIES SUITS AT 1000 lv 3
CJW
MENS SUITS AT 1000 TO 30
See our Hercules Boys Suit Unexcelled for wear
It does satisfy 500 650 and 750
We cannot tell you on paper about all of the things we
have for you So we respectfully invite you to see them
DeGROFF COMPANY
llect Teacher Corps
C E Dunn who has been reliev
ing Night Operator Cole at Atlanta
returned to McCook end of last week
George W Predmore came down
from the farm near Haigler end of
week and spent early days of this
week here on business
Mr and Mrs Harry A Beale en
tertained ex Governor A C
Saturday afternoon ata six
oclock dinner A -number of close
personal and political friends of the
governor constituted the stag party
A splendid dinner was served in six
courses It was a very enjoyable so
cial incident of the governors visiL
Rev J J Loughran priest of the
Roman Catholic church at Dawson
gave his temperance address at the
Arapahoe opera house last Thursday
evening He held the large audience
to close attention for nearly two hours
being frequently applauded by the drj
advocates and given a respectful heap
ing by those who opposed his views-
Arapahoe Mirror
FOR SALE FOENTETO
FOR RENT Good seven room
house barn and plenty of room In
quire phone No 262 Bryce Jones
ROOr OE REr T 1 iU
415 1st street W Tm re-
FOR - v
102 r st eat
13 u l jian iuijiiOHiIS
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
also 5 room cottage furnished or un
furnished lawn and shade Mrs J
R Lee phone red 455
FOR RENT Nice outside rooms en
suite or single in Electric Theatre
building and over hardware store
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
FOR RENT 6 room cottage Fruit
trees lawn etc 906 2nd st W Phone
red 329 6 tf
LOST Small round locket with
ruby stone on one side and the word
Ella engraved on the reverse side
Reward Leave at Tribune office
WANTED Salesmen to sell our
guaranteed Oils and Paints Experi
ence unnecessary Extremely profit
able offer to right party The Em
pire Oil Company Cleveland Ohio
Dr J O Bruce osteopath has re
turned to the city and is again ready
for business Office over Electric
theatre
The McCook Tribune
the year in advance
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It is 100
ill titer jj
The patron who desires Millinery o
a definite and distinctive character
reasonably priced who wants individ
ual courteous and intelligent atten
tion will find us prepared to do our
very best to serve you
Whether you want to spend
500 or 5000 upon your Easter
Bonnet you will find our sales
people equally desirous of pleasing
you
We mention these facts here be
cause in the last rush of Easter buy
ing one needs Drcnujt and inteUiss
sei1
MRS NIES
UPSTAIRS
DeGROFE CG
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