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Electric Line Not Built
The Burlington hns not yet converted
its road from Dendwood to Lead to an
electric line for pnssenger trafilc While
the plans for the work are made and the
change will soon be accomplished yet
but little has been done The company
has ordered the material for the big
power house to be located at Deadwood
from which power will be distributed to
to the lino Material for most of the
work involved in the change has been
ordered but the lino has not yet been
converted to a trolley system This
change will be made for the benefit of
the roads patrons The grades on the
line are heavy and it is neeessaryto
work the engines very hard in pulling
trains When engines are worked hard
they throw out much soot dust and cin
ders making the trip unpleasant The
experiment will be watched with inter
est Lincoln Journal
In Mrs Allens Honor
Mesdames U J Warren and F M
Kimmell entertained the ladies of the
Dorcas society Monday afternoon at the
home of the former in honor of Mrs
LRoy Allen who is in the city this
week on her way to join her husband
nud the Lawsous in Covina California
There were about thirty present and the I
meeting was a nappy one auibs uowe
gave a number of vocal numbers in an
artistic manner pleasing all Refresh
ments were served
A handsome china fruit dish was pre
sented the guest of honor as a memento
of the occasion and slight token of the
love and esteem of the members of the
society for the departing member mak
ing a touching incident in the gathering
Between 25 and 30 Tons
Horatio Stonp had some curiosity the
other day to know just how his sugar
beets are coming on and measured off
and dug up a square rod of them and
the result was encouraging indeed There
were 157 beets in the square rod and
they weighed on the scales 343l pounds
which would make 549G0 pounds or a
little over 27 tons to the acre if the av
erage should be maintained At 4 this
would make S10 per acre with an ex
pense of 825 per acre Horatio expects
his beets to not fall below 25 tons to the
acre at any rate which will make him a
handsome profit
An Important Meeting
A special meeting of lodge No 1 Star
of Jupiter has been called for tomorrow
night in the lodge hall at eight oclock
Supreme Secretary Chittenden of Oma
ha will be present and will address the
meeting This will be a very important
meeting and every member of lodge No
1 should be present The question of
merging into the Bankers Union of the
World will be considered and discussed
terms having been submitted to the local
lodge to that end
tinion Temperance Meeting
The Congregational church was well
filled Sunday evening on the occasion
of the union temperance meeting Rev
L M Grigsby delivered a stirring sei
mon from the text Let Us Alone
The speaker struck right from the shoul
der and spoke for statutory prohibition
in no uncertain language In addition
he touched upon some other matters of
pressing importance He was assisted
in the service by Rev G L White
Wedded on Sunday
BH Hancock and Lola Spalding were
wedded at half past seven oclock Sun
day evening at her home in Franklin
this state They arrived in this city on
No 13 Monday departing on No 1
same day for Denver and the mount
ains on their honeymoon Lola will be
remembered by many of our readers
having spent a good part of her life in
our city Her friends will join us in the
wish that hers may be a happy wedded
life
Bowling Notes
Prizes were given for September to the
following with their score Ten Pins
Fred Brewer 232 Five Back N E
Smith 82 Four Back P E Potter 77
Cocked Hat and Feather PE Potter 8
A nice crowd of ladies were present at
their first night and many with a little
practice will make good bowlers
No gentlemen are admitted on Thurs
day nights unless accompanied with
ladies
Not Far From Cody
The Toluca line of the Burlington has
been built to within five miles of Cody
and there a halt was made Two large
bridges must be built before the line
enters Cody one of them being very
long and one hundred feet high The
building operations go slow the base of
supplies being so far from the work It
will be some time before the bridges are
completed Lincoln Journal
Issue Their Defl
The B M football team is readv
and anxious to meet any team in the
state on the gridiron The boys promise
to interest any team that will go against
them Sooner the better
What
Not going to paper till
spring You
will find it much cheaper now Come
and see our bargains
McConnell Berrt
Dont Miss This Chance
We have 50 patterns of wall paper for
one and two rooms that we are selling at
wholesale prices D W Loar
Machine Oils
S M Cochran Co have it in best
qualities and at very reasonable prices
They can fill your order promptly for
any oil you may want
125
buys a gallon of good outside or inside
paint Good black roof paint very
cheap McConnell Berry
Mr and Mrs Chas Lehn are taking
in the carnival at Denver this week
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
J R Neel was up from the farmSat
urday
Mrs Ellen Miller has gone to Sid
ney Ohio
Mrs C E Pope joined those at the
carnival on Wednesday
V Franklin was a Lincoln business
visitor Friday of last week
Myrl Powell of Indianola was a Sun
day guest of the metropolis
Rev David Forbes has been quite ill
since the close of last week
O G Vahue joined his wife in Alle
gan Michigan close of last week
Mns C M Kent went down to Hast
ings this morning on a short trip
Mrs GE Denton has gone to Smyr
na Nebraska on a visit to relatives
Miss Dollie Archibald arrived
home Sunday night from her visit east
Mesdames E E Stayner and E E
Saddler were carnival visitors mid week
W S Guyer returned Wednesday on
1 from his months vacation in the east
Mrs L W Stayner went down to
Edgar Wednesday on 2 on a business
trip
Mrs Vina Wood and Lloyd arrived
home Monday on 5 from their visit in
Iowa
Mrs J G Schobel accompanied her
husband of the band to tho carnival on
No 3 Monday night
Mrs W O Simons has been down
from Denver since close of last week
guest of Mrs C J Snell
Reid McKenna was the object of a
surprise party by a company of his young
school friends on Tuesday evening
U J Warren took advantage of the
carnival rates to see Denver in gala dress
and to transact some business on the
side
Mrs F W Bosworth and son Ralph
returned home on 5 Sunday night from
their trip to Milwaukee Chicago and
other points
Rev W H White and George Runck
have returned to the city from Oklahoma
whither they went after holding services
here in mid summer
E J Wilcox our next county clerk
was at Bartley Saturday making the
acquaintance of the good people of that
section of the county
J E Lovell clerk in Loars drug
store departed on 6 Tuesday night for
lJope Jientucky to be gone about a
month on a visit home
Mesdames V H Solliday and S E
Callen Misses Nellie Smith and Katie
OConnell and J V Wharton went up
to the carnival Tuesday on 1
Mrs F D Burgess and daughter
Mrs B C Bush accompanied Mr Bur
gess who is a member of the band to
Denver and the carnival Monday night
Mrs J B Meserve came up from
LincolnMonday night on 5 and Tuesday
on 1 she and daughter Mrs F M Kim
mell went up to Denver to visit friends a
few days
Mrs H P Sutton arrived home on
Sunday last on No 1 from her Michigan
trip and accompanied her husband on
to Denver and the carnival Monday
night on 3
Mrs Hannah Holmes departed on 2
Monday morning for Omaha to visit her
daughter Mrs Edson Her health was
materially improved during her stay
here this summer
Miss Anna Gibbons departed on No
1 Sunday noon for her home in Salt
Lake City Utah after a happy visit
here of several weeks guest of her sister
Mrs L E Cann
Mrs LRoy Allen arrived in the city
from Illinois last Saturday night and
has been spending the week here guest
of friends She will shortly proceed on
her way to Covina California
H D Vickrey was in town Saturday
night on his return to Bartley from Im
perial where he pitched two games of
baseball during the fair against Grant
and Lamar teams winning both
Rev W J Turner and T B Camp
bell attended the funeral services over
Mrs Rev Mitchell at Franklin Sunday
Mrs Mitchell was the wife of the Con
gregational pastor there and had long
been an invalid
Mr and Mrs Mark J Smith recent
ly from Wray Colorado have come to
Lineolnto remain during the winter
Mr Smith was formerly in the newspa
per business but is now a Burlington
contractor Lincoln Journal
Rev Haedman of St Albans Episco
pal church will leave on Monday for
Holdrege and Minden where he will
conduct services returning on Friday
accompanied by Mrs Hardmanwho has
been in Cleveland Ohio visiting her
father
Mr and Mrs James Kinghorn and
Mrs Hugh Sweet their daughter were
passengers on No 1 Wednesday from
Buda Illinois where he has a position
in tne engine service of the Northwest
ern He is out in the hope of disposing
or nis interests in box juicier procmct
expecting to make Buda his permanent
home
E S Dutcher Republican nominee
for county superintendent was in the
city last Saturday becoming acquainted
with the people of the west end where
he is not so well known as in the east
end of the county He made a very fav
orable impression on all who met him
He stands acquaintance The people of
Jtea willow county wl know mere
about him when he assumes office first
or tne year
Mrs Newell Forsythe and baby and
Mr andMrsGeorge Snyder all of Wau
neta came down on the Imperial Satur
day evening on their way to Denver
whither they continued their journey on
No 3 same night They have all dis
posed of their Wauneta property The
Snydera will spend the winter in Den
ver Mrs Forsythe will spend some
time in Ogailala this state but may de
cide to make Denver her future home
A Great Success
The benefit concert given by the Ne
braska Brigade band in the opera house
Monday evening was a superb musical
event and was given an appreciated
hearing by a fairly well filled house
Following is the splendid program ren
dered PROGRAM
March Block Hills Caruivul Burri
Overture To Wm Tell Rossini
Sextetto From Lucia Donizotte
Porto Rictin Dance Missud
Selection Bartered Bride Tobani
From Smnrtunas Opera
Waltz Brido BellB Rubens
Paraphrase Forsaken Kretaelimer
Medley King Dodo Stuart
March With Might and Main Man
The gross receipts were 16750 Tho
expense account totaled 725 8425 be
ing for printing dodgers tickets and
programs and 83 for janitor services
leaving the net proceeds of SlbO zo
which sum will be expended in behalf
of D Kendall and wife as may appear
best to the committee
The band and all connected with the
effort are to bo congratulated and heart
ily thanked for1 the good deed accomp
lished It was highly creditable from
both musical and philanthropic points
of view
Another Sugar Beet Analysis
The result of the last analysis of sugar
beets sent from McCook to the Ameri
can Beet Sugar Co at Grand Island is
given below It will be observed that
the samples are quite uniform and that
the sugar per cent and the purity per
cent are high
FARMERS SUGAR TURITY
E J Baker 9J5 7H 1
S P Hart 103 733
H Stone 92 727
H Stone 105 78 5
GF Randel 112 b25
D Dovany 99 743
W E Corwin 87 713
H B Campbell 91 C86
Wm Bvflold 91 733
WHBrown 92 721
L W Brinton 95 714
In this exhibit it will be observed that
the dry culture and the irrigated beets
as to sugar and purity per cents do not
greatly differ the advantage in these
particulars being with the dry culture
farmers On the other hand the ad
vantage in quantity is distinctly with
the irrigators
Samples will be sent to the factory
again next Monday October 7th
Two in One Day
Rev GLWhite of the Baptist church
wTas the officiating clergyman in two
weddings Sunday
The wedding of Rolla O Constable of
Herndon Kas and Amanda N Frakes
of this city occurred at the home of
Councilman R M Osborn
Elmer Smith of our city and Viola
Smith of Culbertson were married at
the Baptist parsonage in the morning
The young couples have the congratu
lations and good wishes of friends
Remnants
in wall paper a few choice patterns just
enough for one room very cheap
McConnell Berry
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
Mrs A P Welles is visiting her sis
ter at Arriba Colorado
Mrs J G Inglis has returned from
her visit to Atwood Canada
Miss Olive Howe joined the merry
makers in Denver this week
Miss Myrtle Meyer is representing
Mrs M M Delhunty in Palisade for a
week or two
Mrs W D Mackechnie of Indianola
was an early pilgrim to Denver and the
carnival Sunday
Mrs L E Cann accompanied her sis
ter Anna homeward as far as Denver on
1 Sunday afternoon
Trissie Budig was surprised by a
company of friends Wednesday evening
with happy results all around
Miss Mary Cassell has been absent
this week visiting in Holdrege and
Oxford and will return home tomorrow
Misses Stella Norval and Ethel
Pope went up to Denver Monday night
on 3 and have been enjoying carnival
week
Mrs Anna Colfer the latest infor
mations shows is recovering nicely from
the operation performed upon her
recently
Mesdames C K Coleman C A
Ward and G D Leach have been tak
ing in tho carnival going up on 1
Monday
Mrs Thomas ORourke left on No 3
last night for Wyoming for a visit to
her husband who will meet her and the
little girl in Denver
Dr J B Ballard and family expect
to leave on next Thursday morning for
Beatrice where the doctor will locate in
his business and the family reside
Mr Jones who travels for Graham
Bros toilet soap wholesalers is one of
the most interesting knights of the
grip wno make this city Although
78 years old he still lugs about two 30
pound grips and takes orders with the
youngest of them
BARTLEY
E E Smith shipped a car of hogs to
Denver Wednesday
Dr Brown sold four fine Chester
White pigs this week
Lyman Jennings is improving and it is
hoped he will soon be well again
- I A Lyman who resides north west
of Bartley is very sick with erysipelas
R D Logan was in town fore part of
the week looking after his drug store at
this place
William Lyman who has been auite
sick for the last two weeks is much bet
ter at this writing
A B Wilson left for Denver Wednes
day night where he will make his future
home Mrs Wilson will go in a few
days
Harry Paine and Miss Etta Mann
were united in marriage Wednesday
No more worthy and highly esteemed
couple ever took the marriage vows in
this vicinity
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
The steam heating plant
tion
is in opera-
Way car 25 is being overhauled
oughly
T J OToole machinist has quit his
jod ana the town
Switchman I B West is on the sick
list this week
Brakeman S S Hall has been inval
ided by a sprained foot
Frank Green of the blacksmith shop
was at Bartley Sunday
T H Hayden helper has returned to
work in the machine shop
The clerks are all busy as beavers
with the monthly pay rolls
A son was born to Engineer and Mrs
B F Bowen Monday morning
Brakeman W W Prall arrived homo
Saturday last from his trip south
Locomotive 109 is just in for an over
hauling The 318 will bo out shortly
Conductor and Mrs W II Brown
went up to Denver on 3 Tuesday night
Conductor and Mr3 H A Beale re
turnqd Thursday morning on 2 from
Denver
Brakeman Glen Murdock arrived at
headquarters Monday from his extend
ed Colorado visit
Engineer W W Archibald has been
ailing for a week or two but is now im
proving and about
Conductor C E Pope entertained his
brother-in-law G R Russom of Broken
Bow fore part of the week
R B Archibald master mechanic
was in Denver early part of the week
arriving home on 2 Thursday
Nick Fries machinist returned to
work on Wednesday morning after be
ing off a day or two with sickness
Brakeman D F Shaw has been called
to Pawnee City by the illness of his wife
They are expected home any day
Agent and Mis Will L Brown drove
over from Herndon Kansas Sunday on
a brief visit to relatives and friends
Pay car will arrive in town on 5 Tues
day evening October 15th and go west
at 7 the following morning as a special
E N Stever is in tho freight office
during the absence of R H Manson
and wife in Canada on a months visit
Engineer Harry Tyler and family who
have been visiting in Chicago for a few
weeks arrived home on No 3 Wednes
day night
G H Watson storekeeper has been
transferred to Sheridan Wyoming and
J Barber of Alliance is back in his
old place here
Steam from the round house is being
piped over to the offices of the master
mechanic It may be continued to the
store keepers office
Over a hundred additional clerks are
required on the Burlington west of the
river on account of the new accounting
system now in vogue
Dispatcher and Mrs W B Mills ar
rived home Sunday on 1 from a delight
ful visit of a few weeks in GrandRapids
Michigan at his old home
The observation car Pacific which
carried the remains of our martyred
president to Canton passed through
this station Sunday morning on No 2
A M Cassell was called to Chicago
yesterday morning on No 2 hi3 son Lee
accompanying him His condition is
not so favorable as some time ago hence
the call to headquarters for examination
C E McManigal agent at Mascot re
signed last week coming up to head
quarters on 5 Friday evening He left
on 3 the same night for AmarilloTexas
where he will enter the railroad service
E Messier has resigned his position at
the Burlington freight house Platts
mouth and with his family will remove
to South Dakota Mr Messier has been
in the employ of the company there for
thirty years
Cards are out announcing the ap
proaching nuptials of Storekeeper James
C Barber of our city and Miss Josephine
Tourtelotte which happy event is dated
for the tenth instant They will be at
home in this city after November 5th
G W Callahan machinist departed
on 3 Sunday night for Denver where
he has been given a foremanship in the
shop there W C Chlanda of the shop
force here went on the same train to
work in the Denver shop of the company
Fireman and Mrs I LRodstrom were
summoned to Illinois Sunday morning
on 2 by news or the serious illness of
her sister who spent some time here not
long since to the betterment of her
health which has rapidly failed since
her return to Illinois
He Wanted a Job
John Neely chief clerk of the North
western offices at Omaha has become
a missionary for a helpless Kansan who
wants a railroad job When he opened
the mail office yesterday morning this
terse and to-the-point letter touched his
i heart
ATWOOD Kas Sept 29 H C
Cheyney General Agent Dear Sir I
would like to know what I could get a
a job on the R R are not a jobfirenare
are Braken are turning the turntable
Kansas is a loansom Countery for a
young fellow
Please write back agen
Yours truly
Atwood
Kans
On the back of the letter was this
postscript
Ill Pay you for it if you Help me on a
job
Yours truly
Atwood
Kans
J H Artz is in St Joseph this
week purchasing goods
Mrs Marie Mundy has purchased
the LaTourette property
Mr and Mrs J H Grannis arrived
home from Chicago close of last week
Bound Over to Court
Another chapter of tho outrage of
Tuesday evening of last week was opened
last Saturday night when George
Huston an employe on tho repair track
was arrested and brought before Squire
Berry for a hearing charged with an
attempt to ravish
The hearing was opened and after
wards adjourned till Wednesday morning
of this week when on the evidonco of
the states complaining witnesses Mrs
Adolph Mancless and Mrs J R Van
Horn the accused was bound over in
the sum of 8500 to appear for trial at the
next term of district court In default
of bail he was taken to tho county jail
in Indianola
The accused was positively identified
by tho women A brother of tho pris
oner was with him at tho time of the
attempt but it is not considered that
there is evidence enough to convict him
consequently he has not been arrested
Both men wore more or less under the
influence of liquor at the time
JLhe attempted crime is a heinous and
dastardly one and it is to bo hoped that
Huston will be sent over the road
Such crimes must not go unpunished in
this community The honor and virtue
of every honorable and virtuous woman
in this city demand adequate punish
ment
CITY CHDRCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Baptist Sunday school at 945 a m
Preaching at 11 a in B Y P TJ at
715 p m subject This Grace Also
2 Cor 87 9 giving Miss Galetta Miller
leader This will bo the monthly conse
cration meeting Tho young people will
give a Spider Web social at tho homo
of Miss Winnie Phillippi this Friday
evening October 4th Everybody is in
vited and a pleasant social evening is
assured The work of repairing and
decorating tho church has been rapidly
progressing this week and will be com
pleted before Sunday The Sunday
school will hold its annual Harvest Home
exercises on Sunday evening at 8 oclock
You will find a cordial welcome to all
services George L White Pastor
Methodist Sunday school at 10 am
Preaching at 11 a m Epworth League
at 730 There will be no preaching in
the evening The Sunday morning ser
vice will be the last preaching service of
the conference year Tho pastor will
leave on Sunday afternoon for the annu
al conference which convenes in North
Platte Nebraska October 10th
L M Grigsby Pastor
Congregational A rally Sunday for
church and Sunday school Each mem
ber is urged to be present Morning
subject Quench Not the Spirit
Evening subject The Remission of
Sins W J Turner Pastor
Episcopal Rev R M Hardmans
subject for Sunday evening at St Albans
Episcopal church Personality of Great
Men All are welcome
R M Hardman Rector
Catholic Mass at 8 oclock a m
High mass at 1030 a m Sunday school
at 230 p m Sermon and benediction at
730 p m Rev T Daly Pastor
Dispatching by Telephone
The Burlington has tried the use of
telephones on telegraph wires along its
system The experiment has not been
entirely successful and for that reason
Burlington men read with interest a
statement that the Santa Fe had suc
ceeded in perfecting a device that will
obviate the obstacles heretofore encount
ered With the Burlington the trouble
was that while the phones could be used
for talking the bells would not ring It
was impossible to call one phone by
ringing the bell at the other end The
Santa Fe experienced this same trouble
but later reports indicate that the call
bells were made to work the phone be
ing usea successiully while the same
wires were in service for telegraphic
purposes
Out in the Black Hills country the
Burlington is using phones at one or
two places where telegraph wires do not
run or where an operator is not em
ployed In such cases a telephone line
is strung to the nearest telegraph sta
tion and by this means trains are some
times moved
It is a belief that the limit to the use
of the telephone in dispatching trains
will be found on branch lines where there
is not much business On main lines
where there is lots of traffic the tele
graph instrument with written messages
will be found more reliable It is much
easier to trace errors where the telegraph
is in use Lincoln Journal
NORTH COLEMAN
The cane crop which at one time
looked sad and forlorn is yielding very
heavily
Mrs R Traphagan was calling on
friends in this part of the precinct
Tuesday
The Spring Creek school is taught bv
a Mr Hall of Stockville who is giving
satisfaction
Charles Cox had an excellent garden
raised on his bottom land but potatoes
were a failure there as they were on the
divide
Elzie Ward has been ill for two weeks
He gets better then worse At this
writing Oct 2 he is very sick Dr
Easterday is the attending physician
What was the matter of The Tribunes
correspondents last week that so few of
them were present Were they at the
Pan American or have they got that
urea ieeiing
Mr and Mrs Wm Doyle of Box Elder
were up to see Elsie Ward who is sick
recently Mr and Mrs Clay Shepherd
of Spring creek also visited him Tues
day this week
It was a happy collection of children
that met in the new school house in
district 74 on Monday as that was the
beginning of the present term of school
Miss Bishop of McCook is the teacher
All are hopeful of much advancement by
the pupils
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 4 190L
NUMBER- 21
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Dr J D Haro tolophono 1CS
For clothing go to DeGrolT Cos
Just call up teIenhonol2arl tnll thmn
all about it
I you dont seo what you want ask
at D C Marshs meat market
Childrens Sleeping Garmonts 50c at
The Thompson Dry Goods Co
For Sale Two houses in West Mc
Cook Inquiro of Thomas Burge
Mens Heavv Knit Tersnv OvpraWfa
25c at The Thompson Dry Goods Co
Our city has added largely to the
crowd at the Denver carnival this week
Choico seed wheat for salo at the- old
Cinek feed store East Donnison street
The Palace restaurant is closed again
W F WoolfendenreturnirjgtoStratton
Handsome bright dressv furs in all
of the leading kinds at The Thompson
Dry Goods Co
All members should attend the special
Star of Jupiter meeting tomorrow even
ing at eight of the clock
For Sale A Majestic range nearly
new Will sell cheap Call at Waites
hardware store
For Sale A vacant lot in West Mc
Cook Inquire of or write to Thomas
Burge McCook Nebraska
D C Marsh invites your patronage
guaranteeing the best meats obtainable
of all kinds A t the old stand
The McCook Circle No 33 Ladies of
G A R meet tho first Saturday of
every month in Odd Follows hall
If you dont seo what you are after
inquire at xMarshs meat market They
have it and will take pleasure in show
ing you
The news departmentof The Tribune
will have to sail along under reefed saila
for i few weeks until tho delinquent
tax list shall have run its course
We have the celebrated Meridian Cloth
in black brown Oxford grey navy blue
royal blue green and oardinaI5G inchea
wide heavy 70c yd The Thompson
Dry Goods Co
Pursuant to special order No G the
members of J K Barnes post G A R
will hold memorial services in this citv
Sunday October 13th Program and
particulars next week
This is a good time to brighten up
your barns sheds and fences Our
asbestine fire proof paint costs only
one sixth the price of oil
McConnell Berry
A thing of beauty and a joy for a
long time are F C Corsets Money
back after 4 weeks actual wear if dis
satisfied All shapes and grades in
stock 800 corsets to select from For
sale only by TJie Thompson D G Co
i m
Sunday afternoons band concert was
according to the proud traditions of that
artistic organization Tho cool weather
had much to do with diminishing the
attendance however The program was
rendered to the enjoyment and apprecia
tion of all
Comparisons are odious for the
other batts Izzer Batts weigh more
are more easily unrolled and opened out
and in ten respects more clesirable than
any other cotton batts obtainable
Price 10c The Thompson Dry Goods
Co
The resignation of D P Browerpost
master at Box Elder this countv has
been forwarded to the department for
immediate acceptance Mahlon Camp
boll has been recommended to the de
partment as his successor by the bonds
men of the present postmaster
There is never anv trouble to iret some
kind of Ladies ribbed underwear but to
get those thick soft heavy fleeced lined
ones and have them ribbed at the same
time is quite another thiDg They have
them at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
in union suits at 100 or separate gar
ments at 50c
If Colonel Mitchell knows of a num
ber of other cases of attempted assault
on defenseless women over in West Mc
Cookor anywhere else in the city for all
that we hope his modesty will not long
er deter him from giving the facts to the
city authorities that the offenders may
be brought to trial and justice done
Some advantage in getting a Dress
Skirt where they have the goods by the
yard too Case of accident a ruined
gore can be replaced Might decide
youd like a waist of same kind Thats
easy with us We ha e the cloth and
make the skirts 50 kept made up all
times or make to your measure at the
same price All wool skirts from 250
up The Thompson Dry Goods Co
Advertised Letters
The following letters were advertised
by the McCook postoffice Oct 1st 1901
Miss Mary Arbs Mis3 May Chamberlain
Miss Jennie Commell Miss Delia Hayes
Miss Trixy Shader Mr Henry Menario
Mr David Metzger Mr C P Thomas
F McCart
When calling for these letters please
say they were advertised
F M Kimmell Postmaster
Jerseys For Sale
A thorough bred Jersey cow and a
thorough bred Jersey bull a little over
two years old Inquire of R B Archi
bald McCook Nebraska
Halloween Dance
Preparations are being made for a
masque ball at Menards opera house
Thursday evening October 31
A child was born to Mr and Mrs
Geo Kraft this morning
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