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MONDAY
JANUARY
ADDITIONAL RAILROAD
Conductor
the sick list
Conductor
T A Nash is on
T E McCarl is
an duty again
New flues are being placed
in the 1727 this week
Light machinery repairs are
Seing given the 1742
A new pilot was placed on
engine 2903 yesterday
Wan M Lewis returned to
work Tuesday morning
Brakeman C O Rogers is
on the sick list rheumatism
Steam dome on ifclie 2842 re
ceived some attention yesterday
Mrs E II Woolridge went
up to Dnveer this morning on
a brief visit
Engine 1765 is in for repairs
account of broken icyhnder head
on left side
Conductor W T Wdlcott de
parted for Maywood on business
Thursday morning
Brakeman W A Jeffries was
a Denver passenger Tuesday to
see the stock show
Conductor W Mapes went up
to Denver to see the stack show
this morning on 13
War paint lias been given
the 1984 after repairs and she
is ready for service
Mrs C W Graves and
daughter went down to Lincoln
thd evening on No 10
Louis Rouse has been promot
ed from helper at Cambridge to
night agent at Franklin
Engine 1061 is over new drop
pit having her rear drivers drop
ped for new brasses etc
Operator W T Lyon went
to Trenton Thursday on No 13
for a brief visit with he home
folks
Operator B J Lanes little girl
is on tike sack list and Mr Lane
was off duty yesterday on thaft
account
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Produced under ike same management
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The Rosary
Servant in the House
Port of Missing Men Etc Etc
PRICES 1 T5c 50c 35c 25c
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Tickets Now on Sale at
McConnells Drug Store
J K Pence night foreman
is sack and J W Chase has been
acting in that capacity part of
the week
The repair gang which has
been over at Atwcod repairing
the snow plow returned home
on 15 Tuesday nighf
Conductor T A Nash is in
from the snow and cold weather
blockade and is housed up with
an attack of erysipelas
John Easton Henry Moers
and John Poh were in Orleans
Sunday putting new wheels un
der engines 1033 and 1182
Brakeman T J Clark injur
ed liis ankle and knee at Wray
Wednesday and a man was sent
up on No 3 to relieve him
Engine 2043 recently return
ed tfrom Havelock received some
repairs to super heater pipes and
other steam plipes this week
Sam Piekard and John Bur
nett were at Orleans and Stam
ford Sunday to replace the tires
on the 1192 which -has been flang
ed loose
C E Emerson foreman of
repair men Jias been spending
part of the week down on the
Orleans St Francis line on in
spection duty
F II Torrey general supt
of motive power Chicago and T
Reopen supt of motive power
Lincoln came in ifromtbhe east
Tuesday night and remained
here over night leaving for the
west and northwest on 13 yes
terday morning
A wrestling match is carded
for the Armory Saturday night
between Harvey McPeak of Ren3
wick Iowa and George Minnick
of Cambridge at 50 cents with
premier preliminaries thrown in
A danee is billed for January
25th in Eagle hall with the usu
al shanghai sandwiches on the
side Good music included
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F M KIMMELL Editor
Largest Circulated Newspaper Published in Red Willow County
Entered at postoffice McCook Nebraska as second class mat
ter Published Tuesdays and Thursdays
The supreme court of the Unit
ed States lias declared constitu
tional the employers liability
law of 190S
Alliance has authorized the pur
chase of a combination automo
bile chemical hose truck at 4
55000 per Pretty foxy
Political and official Washing
Ion are still gasping over Post
master General Hitchcocks an
nouncement favoring government
ownership of telegraph and tel
ephone lines Whv not express
too
Representative Maguire has in
troduced a measure in congress
providing for government aid
for state fails The bill provid
es for an appropriation of 100
000 for this purpose and that -the
government shall have room for a
suitable exhibit
The rural parcels post proOsi
tion is up again -with prospect oj
becoming hw Tt is proposed to
try iout both rural and city par
cels post before suggesting a gen
eral parcels post law A rural
parcels pest ought to result ad
vantageously to town and rural
life while a general parcels pc t
would be damaging and to the
interest of the great city centers
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The construction of an ocean-to-ocean
national old trails
rud to embrace the Braddock
road Cumberland road national
pike Bccnes Lhk rani Santa
Fe trail Kearney s read Oregon
tniil and other famous highways
of the early days was proposed
in a bill ir traduced Tuesday by
Represents the of M
souri It would provide a sxt
foot highway from Washington
to San Francisco and 01vmpi
Warah the cost to be equally di
vided between the federal and
state governments
I O O F Install Officers
Officers elect of Indianola lodge
I O O F were installed Tues
day night W A Middleton of
oud citydeputy grand master for
this district being the install
ing officer being assisted in the
work by following members o
McCook lodge L A Fitch C
R Wcodworth Scott Doan Af
ter the installation and work in
j the initiatory degree a banquet
was served The McCook breth
ren drove down to Indianola on
Tuesday afternoon and returned
home Wednesday morning
Again Once More
Correspondents must sign their
writings not for publication
but for the information of the
publisher and for identification
Everything in drugs at
WOOD WORTHS
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr and Mrs A Barnett went
up to Denver Tuesday to witnes
the great horse show
D C Marsh went up to Den
ver Tuesday on No 13 to take
in the stock show
Mrs J II DeFord of Cantril
loiwa is visiting her daughter
Mrs Seth S Silver
John F Helm of Red Wallow i
among those seeing the stock
show sights this week
Mrs John C Clark of Wray
Colorado is visiting her parents
Mr and Mrs Wesley Rozell
Alex ODonnell of Stratton
visited briefly in the city Mon
day returning home Tuesday on
Nio 13
Mrs CumniMigs the nurs
leaves tonight on No J for Oma
ha to remain and pursue lur vo
cation
Deputy Count- Clerk E S
Dutcher is at Bartley looking af
ter some personal affairs for a
few days
Miss Mary Wray who has been
employed in the Upeljke Co of
fice for some time is now record
ing clerk in the county clrks
office
Mrs C C Bvfield and child
ren visited Indiancla relatives
Monday Wednesday Mr Byfielc
resumed his rural rout one tlr
morning
Mrs Ray Benjamin and chil
dren returned to their home in
Denver Tuesday on No 13 af
ter visiting some time wth Mrs
W G Jones
Rev Father Thomas L Ivdly
of Cambridge heard Colonel
Bain Tuesday night returning
home on Wednesday He recent
ly occupied his new priest home
in C dge
Mr nd Mrs E M Stimm 11
Mr ard Mrs WM Stimmel and
George Adams dearted on 14
Wednesday night for Madison
Georgia where they will locate
and make their home
SOME SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Mrs C F Fahnestock gaAe a
surprise party on little Margar
et Wednesday afternoon from
330 to 530 the special occa
sion being the sixth birthday of
her little daughter About thir
ty youthful ones enjoyed the
gladsome time and the good
things served on this natal day
Miss Elizabeth Betteher anel Miss
Nellie Smith assisted
Mrs S E Harvey was host
ess at the meeting of the Pris
cilla club Wednesday afternoon
A two course luncheon was serv
ed Mrs Sarah McSarl was a
guest
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Money to Loan on Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing
store
TEMPLE THEATRE
FRIDAY
JANUARY
INTERNATIONAL
OPERATIC
COMPANY
Finest musical entertainment of the year Dont fail to hear
it Real artists Real music
Tickets on sale at McConnells Season ticket holders re
serve seats on Tuesday General admission reservations on
Wedensday
Single Admission 75c
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Christian Science The morn
ing subject for next Sunday is
Life
Adventist Services at 11 a m
and 8 p m Saturday and at 8
p m Sunday
Christian Sunday school at
10 a m preaching at 11 a m
and 8 p m H M Mitchell mil
ister
German Evan Lutheran East
6th St Services every Sunday
morning at 1030 oclock and
evening at 730 O R Richert
pastor
Divine Science Unity health
meeting on Tuesday and Friday
evenings New Thought Sunday
school three oclock on Sunday
afternoon 123 W D street
Methodist Regular services as
follows Preaching at 11 a m
and 8 p m Epworth League at
7 p m Sunday school at 10 a
m Prayer meeting on Wednes
day evenings
Baptist Sermons at 11 a m
and 8 p m Bible school at 10
Christian Endeavor at 7 p m A
hearty welcome to all who wish
to worship with us D L Mc
Bride minister
Catholic St Patricks Church
8 30 a m low mass and sermon
10 30 a m high mass and ser
mon 2 30 p m Sunday school
8 00 evening services Rev Wm
Patton O M I pastor
Episcopal Services for Sun
day January 21 Holy
ion at 8 a m Sunday school at
10 a m Litany and sermon at
11 a m Service and address at
4 p m Holy Baptism at morn-
ang service Choir rehearsals on
every Wednesday evening at 7 3C
oclock
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On every purchase of 5
over we will give
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Flannel Shirts
Gloves
All Shoes
Except Ralston
or
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Overcoats
Suits
Underwear
Caps
Mittens
This Includes
Fur Coats
This means a 25 Hart Schaff
ner Tsax Suit or Overcoat for
Co iJ a
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S A Galusha Son
Home of HarU Schaffner Marx Clothes
You can buy heavy fleeced
underwear for 75c at Hubers
Reduced from 100
County commissioners are still
in session making annual settle
ment with the several county of
ficers and elisposing of the other
regular business of the county
Proceedings in Mondays issue of
The Tribune
CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS
Order of Hearing-
To all nersons interested in iIn
I rvp rlt nm T 1
ceased You will take notice of
the following
In the county court of Red
Willow County Nebraska In
the matter of the estate of James
R Jackson deceased
Now on tJiis 13th day of Jan
uary 1912 Ruth E Jackson liv
ing filed her verified petition in
this count praying that the ad
ministration of the estate of
James R Jackson deceased be
dispensed with and that his heirs
be determined
It is ordered that a hearing on
said petition be had at the coun
ty count room in said county on
the 5th day of February 1912
at 10 oeloek a m and that no
itiee hereof be given to all per
sons interested in said estate by
publishing this order for three
successive weeks in The McCook
Tribune a legal newspaper pub
lished in said county
FRANK M COLFER
Seal County Judge
C n BCYLE Attorney
First publication Jan 15 6ts
In the County Court of Red
Willow eountyNebraska In the
matter of the Estate of Stephen
Bolles deceased State of Ne
braska Red Willow County
To all persons interested in the
estate of Stephen Bolles deceas
ed
You are hereby notified that
Marilla Bolles executrix of the
last Avail and testament of Steph
en Bolles deceased has filed hei
final account in said matter aad
a petition for final settlement
and discharge and that the resi
due of said estate be assigned in
accordance with the terms of
said wilL Said final account and
petition will be heard in the coun
ty court room in the city of Mc
Cook in said county on the 29th
day of January 1912 at one
oclock p m and you are here
by cited to appear and show
cause if any such exists at the
time and place above designated
why said account should not be
allowed and said petition grant
ed
Witness my hand and the seal
of said court this 5th day of Jan
nary 1912
ERANK M COLFER
rSeaL County Judge
First publication Jan 8 6ts
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