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THURSDAY MAY 25 1911
BURLINGTON TIME TABLE
Maiu Liue Eat Depart Central Time
Xo 6 1110 P M
16 430 A M
2 520 A M
12 700 A M
14 920 P M
Main Line West Depart Mountain Tune
No 1 1235 P M
3 1142 P M
5 arr S30 p m
13 945 A M
15 1230 A M
Imperial Line Mount j in 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
ary point in the United States or
Canada
For information time tables maps
ana ucKeis can on or write u r
Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Jesse Predmore who was employed
in the Overfelt blacksmith shop all
spring left for a short visit to his
parents north of Haigler Tuesday
after which he will re enter the Bur
lington employ at McCook Benkel
man News Chronicle
Art Pronger of near Trenton who
had jus commenced work for the C
B Q bric gang at this place
had the misfortune to have a new
suit of clothes and a check for a hun
dred delirs stolen from the bunk
Mondn Straiten cor Trentcn Reg
ister
Mr vrd Mrs L P Chapman of
Sheridan Wjoming arrived in the
city close of last week on a visit to
her parents Mr and Mrs Enos Rish
el He also visited his parents at
Wymore He left Monday for Lara
mie Wyoming on his return to his
work at Sheridan Mrs Chapman
will be the guest of her parents a
while longer
It is announced with every evi
dence of truth that the lound houses
of the Burlington at Orleans and Re
publican City will be moved to Al
ma and combined with the round
house at that place It would seem
reasonable that when this is done
there will be through train service
established from the St Francis
branch via Alma to the main line at
Sutton It is claimed that for the
present the branch train will be run
to Oxford instead of Orleans All of
which will give us better train serv
ice than at present Beaver City
Times Tribune
Curfew Ordinance
Parents attention is called to the
curfew ordinance prohibiting children
under 16 years being upon any street
alley vacant lot or public place after
930 P M between March 1st and
September 1st and after 800 P M
between Sept 1st and March 1st
This ordinance will be strictly enforc
ed Parents who permit their chil
dren to violate this ordinance are
olso liable to fine Recently chil
dren from 12 to 16 years of age have
frequently been seen on the streets
and alleys until 2 A M
L A FITiCH City Marshal
Tramblie Daugherty
Mildred daughter of Mr and Mrs
E C Daugherty was married to
Harry I Tramblie at 530 oclock
Wednesday morning at St Patricks
church Rev Wm Patton O M I
officiating Miss Mattie Daugherty
and Dr A J Colfer stood up with
the high contracting parties The
young folks left on No 12 same
morning for Chicago They will visit
in Minnesota before returning here
which will be their home
Conductor and Mrs C E Pope ar
rived home Monday from spending
some days in Denver and the moun
tains C E is feeling pretty well
and yearns to get in action with his
punch which he hopes will be the
case soon
3tev Henry Kauerz has resigned
the pastorate here of the German
Congregational church to become ef
fective in two or three months it is
said
Paul Smith who came out from
Omaha last Saturday for Ms health
got that homesick feeling and has
returned home again
C F Lehn was a Lincoln business
visitor yesterday
REDUCED
PRICES
New Sailors
Dress Hats
Childrens Hats
Besides we make any hat to your
order in addition to keeping a large
and elegant line of made up hats in
stock and the prices they are so
greatly reduced you cant resist them
Come and see
MRS NIES
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UPSTAIRS
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Max Hare was a Lincoln visitor on
W F Steinmeier was in Lincoln
last Thursday
J R McCarl was a state capital
visitor Monday on business
W II Ackerman was in Haigler
end of week and first of this
L W McConnell went in to Omaha
Sunday night on a business trip
C E Eldred was in Benkelman oi
Tuesday on business of the law
Mrs E O Vahue visited in Lin
coln and heard Divine Sarah first
of the week
C H Jacobs was in Culbertson
first of the week to see his twin
grandsons born on Saturday last
Miss Florence Jacobs went to Cul
bertson Monday to be with her sis
ter Mrs F L Barnes a few weeks
Mr and Mrs A O McDonald were
guests of her parents Engineer and
Mrs W D Burnett close of last
week
Mrs E Helfrich of Orleans who
has been the guest of Mrs John Eck
man for the past week departed for
home Monday evening on No 14
M C Murray of Indianola candi
date for Republican nomination for
sheriff was in the city closing days
of last week guest of his son John
Murray of the dispatchers office
Peter Miesen went up to Culbert
son Tuesday to enter upon the work
of building a new 10000 public
cchcol building for that town he and
James McAdams of our city having
the cor tract for tha building
H P Suttcn and L W McConnell
were up at the lakes northwest of
Champion Chase county end of
week fishing They caught several
of the finny tribe weighing over four
founds apiece The gentlemen arriv
ed home Saturday night
E -T Gearheart is at McCook for
the present assisting the new man
agement of the McCook milla in be
coming established He is employ
ed with the Minden Milling Co reg
ularly and will be at McCook for a
few weeks only Minden Gnzette
Joseph Sullivan and son Charles ex
pect to leave close of this week for
Pueblo Colorado in the furtherance
of their patent automatic air coupler
Cbas Northrup arrived in the city
early in the week and was the guest
of ins mother Mrs Mary Northrup
John Ekstedt arrived in the city
last Friday John recently arrived in
America from a visit to home holfs
in Sweden of several months Since
returning to America a few weeks
ago he has been visiting various
points in Minnesota and Wisconsin
McCook looks good to him
JUST PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs Livonia Diew was a Denver
visitor ths weep
Mrs F W Bosworth is down from
Denver on a visit
The boys in the dispatchers office
now claim that John Morrissey is
traveling incog
Mrs B W Sheldon and children
from Ogalalla are guests of Mrs E
M Sly her mother
Miss Ruby Fitz Gerald is with the
homefolks arriving first of the week
Mrs R R ReeM who has been vis
iting for some in Lincoln re
turneu uome first of the week
Mrs Gary Dole will be down from
Denver tomorrow on a visit to Mc
Cook friends and relatives at Red
Willow
Judge Darnall came from Benkel
man Tnesdav eveninjr on business
matters here with McCook associates
Mrs D L McBride departed last
Thursday for Illinois to attend the
funeral of her brother who died in
Tucson Arizona last Monday
Mr and Mrs E J Mitchell and
Miss Beulah arrived from Deshler
Nebr this morning and will be here
and at Indianola until Decoration Day
evening when they expect to leave
for home
A Galusha has rented the J E
Kelley residence and with his family
will occupy the same early in June
Mr and Mrs Kelley are occupying a
fine suite of rooms in the postoffice
block
John Armstrong returned to the
city last Saturday He has been
working in Iowa Minnesota South
Dakota and Montana lately
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New flues driving brasses etc are
being given the 1001
Steam pipe and phot repairs are
being placed on the 1963
Joe Barker went down to Sedalia
Mo Monday on business
Tlifi boilermakers cave the tank of
the 133 a patch where it would do
the most good this week
r H Phebus chief clerk in the
storehouse was in Plattsmouth Mon
day on company business
MRrin Millican went to work in
the machine shop Tuesday of this
week as a machinists helper
Enerino 2530 is receiving work to
her driving brasses and new flues
Mr Burt arrived from St Louis
Mnndav nn 13 and will be the new
cashier in the freight department
Mrs Burt accompanied him
George Phillips late ot the mcuooic
Gas Cn force went to work for the
company this Aveek in the steam
pipe gang
Charlie Britt has submitted to the
nrnnpr authorities a nlan for niacins
the tie cutter on wheels The cutter
will then run on a track and will eat
up ties while youre waiting
Engineer Will Archibald is up from
htA Kansas branch to be present to
night at the graduation of his son
Frwl And incidentally Fred is
treasuring a handsome Howard watch
The rnmnanv now has the immense
amount of over 800 cords of old ties
stored in the McCook yard These tie
are being split and cut for engine use
an air oneratsd knite or wedge doing
the work rapidly
The athletic committee went down
to Oxford last Sunday to confer
with Vetter Bocock and others as to
the athletic stunts etc for the pic
nic Tiinfi 20th The bovs assure tne
writer that they have a fine string
of events something for everybody
The company has the boys out
every Wednesday afternoon on fire
drill Yesterday afternoon they strung
550 feet of hose and had water play
ing within two minutes and twelve
seconds They can do better with
stronger pressure
Cards are out announcing the ap
proaching wedding of Miss Lilyan
daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Bu
dig to Mr Alvin H Murray This
happy event will take place at the
Budig residence tomorrow evening
at -seven-thirty oclock
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FECIAL SALE OF
New Time Card on Burlington in
Effect Sunday
Fassenger department officials of
the Barlington have announced the
following changes of train schedules
to become effective next Sunday
No 9 will arrive at Omaha at
1115 and leave at 1135 p m leave
Lincoln at 115 a m arriving at
Denver at 1 p m There will be a
passenger and mail connection at Ox
ford from No 0 to No 4 for Red
Cloud and Valley points
No 10 will leave Denver at 905
a m and will arrive in Lincoln at
1140 p m and Chicago at 2 p m
next day
This train will not be operated
through Omaha It will be delivered
to lines east at Pacific Junction at
approximately 130 a m
No 152 will leave Sterling at 840
a m and connect at Holdrege with
No 10 It will receive connection at
Sterling from 304
Local morning train No 1C from
Denver will be discontinued
No 1G will leave Denver at 9 p
m as an independent through train
for St Louis
No 2 will leave Denver at 945
p m
No 1S2 will leave Lyons at 9 a
m arriving at Denver at 11 oclock
No 183 will leave Denver at 3 p m
arriving at Lyons at 5 p m daily
except Sunday The usual Sunday
train service from Denver to Lyons
in the morning returning in the af
ternoon will be inaugurated
No 43 will leave Lincoln at 145
a m or fifteen minutes earlier than
heretofore and will be carded earlier
along the line as far as Seneca
Journal
Rea Estate Filings
The following real estate filingj
have been made in tho county clerks
office since our last report
C E Corell et al to Mary O
Shelly wd 13-14-15 in 44
Bartley 2000 00
William C McTaggart et ux
to Michael Barstelr wd se1
24-2-26 W O L 10500 00
Juliet B Hume et cons to Clara
and Leroy Jones wd neH
34-3-28 1500 00
M Holland to E F Freeman
wd e se 21-2-30 10 00
A syndicate of millionaires has
been formed to complete the Moffat
road from Steamboat Springs Colo
rado to Salt Lake City
Work for a bigger and better Mc
Cook and use 91 Patent
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May 1931
We will sell one lot of Boys Straight Knee Pant Suits ail sizes
good patterns and neatly made during this sale at
EVERYTHING A MAN OR BOY WEARS
MARION
Dan Rupert who had been working
for Powell Nilsson for some time
left last Thursday for Bloomington
Neb to make his future home
Mrs A M Lafferty of Alma dep
uty state organizer for the W C T
U arrived last week for a few week3
visit at the home of her brother J
C Lafferty north of town
Soren Simonson from east of Dan
bury was a business visitor in town
one day last week
J H Relph of near Cedar Bluffs
was in town on business one day last
week
Guy and Miss Lucy Leist from
southeast of town have contracted
to teach our school the coming term
Clarence Reed and Fred Furman
were McCook business visitors Satur
day They went via Danbury and In
dianola
We were blessed with about two
inches of rain Sunday and Monday
which will put a somewhat different
appearance on vegetation as it was
suffering severely for the want of
water
J H Wicks was an over Sunday
visitor in town comings from McCook
Saturday evening via Reed auto liv
ery
Members of the M B A lodge and
families to the number of about 40
surprised E E Blake and Mrs John
Hust at the Blake home it being
their birthday The evening was spent
in social chat and games until a late
hour after which a fine lunch was
served and all departed wishing Mrs
Hust and Mr Blake many more hap
py birthdays
Roy Partridge was an over Sunday
visitor in town
R F D No 1
Two colts belonging to John Ham
mel were bitten by a rattlesnake last
week on the nose and he had diffi
culty in saving their lives
W N Rogers is having the work
of surveying his irrigation ditch done
this week by Oscar Green He pro
poses to have a ditch capable of do
ing the work thoroughly
Farmers along the route are sitting
up and taking notice They are talk
ing of embankments instead of bridg
es for the purpose of impounding
water Summer fallowing Siloing
etc Mighty right brethren
There was a dance at G E Zim
mermans last Friday night
Mrs Hattie Bahr and uncle Frank
Mueller left Tuesday for Missouri
It is said that wedding bells will
ring soon
Drink Wedding Breakfast coffee
and be happy At Hubers only
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BOYS SUITS
We have an immense line of Boys Suits and in order to reduce the stock we
are going to offer some special inducements to the people of McCook and vicinity
One half price
Boys Norfolk and Knicker Suits the all wool kind rain proof perspiration proof fast colors preshrunk extra good linings
and trimmings doubly reinforced at vital points evey seam reinforced button holes silk sewed and buttons securely
sewed with best linen thread waist bands of elastic webbing Thats the way
HERCULES CLOTHES FOR BOYS
are made andjin snappy models that cannot fail to please During this sale at 10 percent off the regular price
boys in and fit them out and let us show what a saving this sale really means to you
MAY 1931
Bringthe
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Washington May 22 Special
Two members of the republican wing
of the Nebraska delegation of the
house took issue today on the floor
cencerning certain particulars of the
statehood bill now pending Both
Mr Norris and Mr Kinkaid will vote
for the bill but while Mr Norris j
warmly commended the Arizona con
stitution approving of the referendum
and recall clauses Mr Kinkaid seem
ed to think that these were too rad
ical and objectional In defense of
the recall Mr Norris said in part
It has been said by those who
have opposed the initiative and refer
endum that if it had existed Wash
ington would have been recalled Mr
Chairman I deny it Washington was
re elected after four years of service
by practically a unanimous vote He
would have been elected again for a
third term by a grateful and patriotic
people had he consented longer to
serve his country as president It is
said that Abraham Lincoln would have
been recalled I do not believe Mr
Chairman A Lincoln was elected
again in the midst of his term of of-
Speaker of the Day
Ex Govemor Shallenberger of Alma
has been inviied and has consented U
deliver the principal address at the
Railroad Mens picnic at Cambridge
June 20th
ADDITIONAL RAILROAD
New flues are being placed in the
2045 this week
Work is progressing on the 1765s
firebox this week
fice by a majority so strong that it
left no doubt but that the people ap
proved of his action and were an
xious and willing that he should con
tinue in office
It has been said by those who
have opposed the initiative and refer
endum that President Roosevelt
would have been recalled had that
particular power been in existence
when he was president And yet it
is common knowledge to all men
President Roosevelt in order to es
cape nomination and overwhelming re
election for a third term had posi
tively to decline Applause Lin
coln Journal
Mr Norris warmly favors the in
itiative referendum and recall except
as the latter is made applicable to
the judiciary Mr Norris said today
I supported the measure because
I trust the people and believe in them
I believe very strongly in the initia
tive and referendum As to the re
call I would not make it applicable
to the judiciary Judges do not leg
islate and their work is of a sort
that might far more easily be mis
understood than any others The
New Mexico constitution I believe
is too hidebound Lincoln Journal
CHANGES IN SCHEDULE
Advertised List
The following letters cards and
packages remain uncalled for at the
postoffice
Letters
Ghattman Mrs Ella Grotain Miss
Martha Jordan Mr G W Malon
ey Miss Lizzie Neilson Mrs Julia
Pearson Mr Pete Vondine Mr M
Warner Miss Grace Wright Ira B
Cards
Austin Mr Forest Curran Mr R
H Gordon Mr Ira Grafton Miss
Adessa Mercier Miss Willetta Me
dagh Mr W PI 2 Smith Mrs
Mary Smith O A Thompson Mrs
J W Williams Mr Roy Whitcomb
Miss E M
Whpn calling for these please sajy
they were advertised
LON CONE Postmaster
FOR SALE FORENTETC
FOR SALE Fence posts 5c to- 10c
each Stove wood 150 per rick A-
R Clark on the Willow 9 miles N
E of McCook Phone No 1 on 4
Havann a 1 S 4ts
FOR SALE No 1 fresh milch cow
at a bargain A R Clark phone Ha
vana exchange
BARN FOR SALE Inquire 607 ET
2nd st or phone black 290
FOR RENT A 4 room cottage al
most new by W H Ackerman
FOR SALE A top piano box buggu
nearly new cheap Call at the Mod
el Shoe Store 18 2ts
FOR RENT Modern 7 room resi
dence with bath and furnace G02
Main avenue Phone black 149 IS
FOR RENT Three desirable dwel
lings Whittaker Gray phone
Black 283 Room 3 Temple building-
WANTED Pupils on piano and or
gan beginners preferred Terms 50c
per lesson Susie McBride phone
black 464
FOR RENT 4 room cottage A 6
room dwelling with bath will be va
cant first week in June N J John
son 519 Main avenue
FOR SALE A Stanhope buggy in
good condition Phone black 46
WANTED Family washing and
ironing Phone red 271 Mrs S
Hosier
Two Complete Surprises
Are in store for all who visit our store
FIRST The splendid quality of our large
stock SECONDThe reasonableness of
our prices
Some Special Bargains In
Brass Beds
Library Tables
Refrigerators
Sealey Mattresses
made where the cotton grows
Baby Buggies
Collapsible etc
Call at our establishment on
West B street and be shown
and convinced We are here
to do it
Drew Furniture and Carpet Co
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES
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