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Junior Normal Concert a Success I
the Junior Normal School concert of
Tuesday evening The court room was
woll filled with an appreciative audience
and the affair passed off with every evi
dence of pleasure to those present Mr
H E Bradford director the members
of the normal and those from outside
who assisted are each and all to be
congratulated upon the artistic results
achieved
The chorus numbers were well render
ed showing happily the work being
accomplished in the music department
of the normal school The selections
were strong tuneful nnd called forth
volume nnd expression opening with
the Star Spangled Banner and closing
with the stirring Soldiers Chorus
from Faust
The ladies chorus was simple but
effective and melodious
The piano duet by Misses Blanche
McCarl and Louise Pitney was a delight
ful selection by Keler Bola and its artis
tic rendering was well received
Pinsutis Spring Song as given by
Misses Blancho and Ida McCarl Mr S
B McLlean and Mr J R- McCarl was
accorded marked and hearty evidences
of approval
One of the sweetest and most artistic
efforts of the evening was Miss Hazel
Hares violin solo a Concerto by
DeBeriot
Fred A Pennell received his usual and
deserved applause for his euphonium
solo Am Meer by Schubert Mr
Pennell is always worth while
Mr H E Bradfords singing oPThy
Sentinel Am Icalled out a very hearty
applause to which he responded with a
sweet little love song which1 was quite
fetching indeed -
Mrs W B Mills rendered
pininia Cuban dance in an acceptable
and enjoyable manner
Mrs WYWV Archibald was at her beat
in her reading of - -
Mr H E Bradford and Mr L H
Lindemann were somewhat at a disad
vantage in their duet Soft Fell the
JDew of the Summer Night by Glover
but made it a fairly pleasing number
notwithstanding
We append the formal programme as
presentedin full
PEOGEAMME
Star Spangled Banner Chorus
Piano Snot fiustspiol Keler Bela
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Misses Blanche McCarl and Louise Pitney
My Old Kentucky Homo Ladies Chorus
Quartet The Spring Sons Pinsuti
Misses Blanche
and Ida McCarl S B McLean J E McCarl
Violin Solo Concerto DeBeriot
t Miss Hazel Hare
a Build Me Straight Oh Worthy Master
- Chorus
b Take Her Oh Bridegroom Chorus
Euphonium Solo Am Meer Schubert
Jul J A x 0QQC11
Barftono Solo Thy Sontinel Am I Watson
Mr H E Bradford
Piano Solo Chi cipipinini Cuban Dance
Mrs W B Mills
Beading Selected Mrs W W Archibald
Vocal Duet Soft Fell the Dew of the Sum
mer Night Gloror
Mr H Bradford and Mr L H Lindemann
Soldiers Chorus from Faust Chorus
NORMAL NOTES
Rev F W Dean of the Congregation
al church addressed the chapel gather
ing on Thursday morning
Governor Mickeys lecture Tuesday
August 4th on Character Building
should call out a crowded house
A O Thomas was absent in Kearney
and Lincoln Saturday Monday resum
ing his work on Tuesday morning
August 6th 7th and 8th state exam
inations for professional life certificates
will be held here Also examinations on
work of the normal school for normal
school credit
The followiug teachers were newly
enrolled this week Millie Ward Mabel
Carse Palisade Lillian Walker Bay
Ham Benkelman Jennie Hoffmeister
Imperial Jennie Loomis Indianola
And then on the 14th of August the
Wesleyans will be here They are guar
anteed to delight you They know how
There is only one thing that can inter
fere -with your -being mightily pleased
your absence on that evening
TheBixby Gregg debate on Womans
Suffrage in the court room Thursday
evening August 6th will only cost you
25 cents but it will be worth more The
wayMis3 Gregg goes after Bix keeps
him busy and interested and cannot fail
to entertain the audience while Bixbys
poetic arid forensic ability are well dis
played in support of the lords of cre
ation i
Pearl buttons 2c perAdozenat S W
Lowmans -
Getyour garden hose oEFD Burgess
POR SALE
the most desirable homes
in McCook Eight rooms bath
room closets fruit shade lawn
Geo B Beret
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Barney Hofer visited in Wauneta
Monday between trains
H W Keyes was up from Indianola
onlaw business Monday
Miss Jessie Pope went up to Denver
Wednesday on 13 on a visit
Miss Lull Boles visitod Miss Rey
nolds in Culbertson Sunday
Miss Daisy N Skeels of Republican
City is visiting Miss Millie Slaby
Mrs Sarah J Spickelmier has been
granted a pension of 12 a month
Miss Jessie Bishop went up to Den
ver first of the week on a visit
J A Williams of Stockville was a
business visitor Wednesday evening
Mrs J H Moore is visiting her sis
ter Mrs J J Eller in Niwot Colorado
Roy Dixon is here from Sapulpa In
dian Territory on a visit to the home
folks
Mrs H A Beale ai rived fore part
of the week from her visit back in Illi
nois
Mrs E H Pearson has been visiting
in Holdrege during his -absence in Mis
souri
Miss Marie Gibbons left on 13 Mon
day for her home in Salt Lake City
Utah
Henry Meyer is here from St Ans
gar Iowa looking after his land inter
ests here
W B Fearn has commenced work on
his new residence corner McFarland and
Dodge streets
Mrs O G Vahue and sister Mrs
Polly Woodruff will depart on Monday
for Allegan Michigan
Dr and Mrs CL Fahnestock spent
a day or two at Lake Curtis closeof last
weekJgoingup on Friday
Mrs S E Griggs is here from Mis
souri guest of her son JM H Griggs of
the Burlington train service - -
Throne formerly of our city
late of Hastings and family moved to
Longmont Colorado this week
Mr and MrsL W McConnell and
Miss Maud CordeaL returned Sunday
from their outing at Lake Curtis
Mr and HrsC Ek Benedict and
Miss Myrtle Meyer have gone ttfColo
radd for an outing of a week or two
I N Biggs has commenced building
himself a residence over on south Mon
mouth street just south of RoyKlevens
new home
F A Pennell is having a large addi
tion built to his residence which will
greatly increase his comfort and con
venience as well
Miss Stella Schuman who has been
a guest of Mrs H A Rouch for a few
weeks went up to Denver early iu the
week on a visit
Misses Millie Slaby and Vanche
Plumb arrived home on No 5 Tuesday
evening from their visit to Boston and
pther points east
Mrs MV Sheldon has gone to Den
ver and Colorado Springs on an outing
and to visit friends She will be absent
about three weeks
Miss Florence Reynolds left on 12
this morning for Wilsonville having
been the guest of her sister Mrs G E
Denton for a few weeks
Mrs H A Bull drove over from
Marion Tuesday after her daughter
Vanche Plumb -who arrived here on 5
that evening from her visit east
Frank H Stroct has retired from
the employ of the McCook Milling Co
and entered that of the Harvard mill
The family will be located here for the
present
Mr and Mrs Thomas Constant of
Lincoln were guests of J H Ludwick
Sunday They were on their way home
from an outing in Colorado The gentle
men are brothers-in-law
Mrs E E Wallace is here from
Kansas visiting her sister Mrs A D
Johnston on -the farm south of the city
She will be remembered by readers of
The Tribune as Jessie Roper
Mrs George Scott and the children
came down from Maywood Saturday
night and are spending a short time
here with the acting agent They are
located with Mrs EM Easterday
Howe Smith returned home the first
of the week from abiko ride over to At
wood Kansas and back and finds it
difficult to give a conservative statement
about the small grain harvest between
here and there Its the finest and
greatest he ever saw
Mrs Ray Vahue - gave a kensington
last Friday afternoon at the farm home
overin Valley -Grange jjrecint in honor
of Mrs O G- Vahue who with her sis
ter Mrs Woodruff will depart for Alle
gan Michigan nextsMonday Quite a
large number of lady friendsfrom the
city were present
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Thursday August 6 830 p
i fur
Entertainments
McCook Junior Normal School
Tuesday August 4 830 p
m
Hon J H Mickey
Governor of Nebraska
Address Character Building
Court room Admission free
m
Debate on Womans
Suffrage Question
between Dr A L Bixby
the Nebraska State Journal
author of Daily Drift and Miss
Laura A Gregg one of the afolest
brightest and shrewdest advocates of
womans equal political rights in the
state It will be funny Miss Gregg
is in earnest and Dr Bixby quite
helpless Therefore it will be inter
esting Court house Admission 25c
Friday August 14
Wesleyan Male Quartette
They always please
Court room Admission 50c
For an entertainment that makes
you laugh and makes you cry awak
ens your spiritual emotions and every
generous impulse for tones that
touch and vibrate every fiber of your
being for melodies that live in mem
ory and enrich your whole life for
voices that in their combination are
the finest most perfect most melod
ious tuneful and harmonious hear
the Wesleyan Quartette
Baseball News Rather Slow
MCOOK 3 RED CLOUD 1
- Red Cloud Nebuly 23 The Mc
Cook team won in the tenth inning by
a score of 3 to 1 The game was the
hottest played on the home diamond
this fall
Score B H E
UcCook 000000100 2r 3 6 4
Bed Cloud 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P 1 2 2
Bases on balls By Shoup 2
Batteries Schopp and Bender Scott and
Whitcomb
MCOOK DEFEATS ARAPAHOE
Arapahoe Neb July 27 McCooks
team leaders in the Central Nebraska
league defeated the -Arapahoe home
team here today by the following score
McCook 04 0 01 5 0 2 012
ArapahoV TV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 25
Batteries Kunkle and Bender Saline and
Eatton
Hits McCook 14 Arapalioe 10
Two base hits Bender 2 Rhodes Wilson
Schopp Bellamy and McKenna
Umpire Boy Walker
TIE GAME AT ARAPAHOE
Arapahoe Neb July 28 McCook
and Arapahoe played a tie game here
today It was called at the end of the
ninth inning to let the visiting team
catch the train Arapahoe played an
entire home team every player residing
in Arapahoe Score
McCook 1 0 0 0 10 0 1 0 3
Arapahoe 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 03
Hits McCook 5 Arapahoe 4
Errors McCook 3 Arapahoe 3
Three base hits Patton
Batteries Attridge Schopp and Bender Belt
zer and Fatton
Struck out By Attridge 3 by Schopp lby
Beltzer 7
Bases on balls Off Attridge 3 off Beltzer 3
Umpire Patterson
Attridge and Wilson have been released
by the locals
Ahlinand Gaines two well known
Minden men have been signed by the
locals
The disbanding of the Minden and
Giltner teams has rather seriously dis
organized the Central Nebraska league
Some Land Sales
M C Shurtleff of Nemaha county
Nebhas bought the TW Ritchey farm
five miles northeast of the city and
Tuesday this week the transfer was
completed that makes him the owner of
two quarters six miles southwest of the
city known as the Odwarker farm
W Cheney of Butler county Ne
braska was here last Friday and bought
two quarters Our Uncle Billy Coleman
is at the bottom of all this
Thirty Minutes Only
During the heated period the Sunday
evening services at the Congregational
church will last only half an hour 15
minutes for preliminaries and 15 min
utessermon
Clean Your Alleys
Property owners and occupants are re
quested to clean all manure and rubbish
out of alleys C B Gray
Street Commissioner
Dog Tax
Dog tax is due If you want to keep
a dog pay the license to A1C Ebert
city treasurer at once C B Gray
Chief of Police
Steady Work for Printer
The Tribune has steady work at fair
wages for a competent compositor
Write or call and learn particulars
Samuel Bryan who was severely cut
by Clarence Simpson in an altercation
recently in Bartley is recovering from
hisan juries and his chances are regard
ed good for an early recovery
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Republicans Name the Winners
THE TICKET
County Clerk EJWILCOX
Treasurer B G GOSSARD
Clerk of the District Court RWDEVOE
Sheriff ACCRABTREE
County Judge SLGREEN
Superintendent EUGENE S DUTCHER
Surveyor JAMES WILLIAMS
County Assessor F P ENO
Coroner fDR AC HARLAN
CommiB8fonor Second district
SAMUEL PREMER
The Republican county convention
held at Indianola on Wednesday July
29th was one of the most harmonious
conventions ever held in this county
where so many important offices have
sought nominations A large proportion
of the delegates were in attendance and
the greatest interest and enthusiasm
were manifested Most of the nomina
tions were made by acclamation and
even in those cases where more than one
name was presented for an office the
utmost good feeling and harmony pre
vailed and in each instance the success
ful candidate was made the unanimous
choice of the convention
Tho meeting was called to order by H
W Keyes By a vote of 81 to 26 fl H
Berry was chosen temporary chairman
and Frank Moore was unanimously se 1
lected as the temporary secretary Upon
the call of precincts the credentials of
the several delegations were delivered to
the secretary and there being no con-
tests the convention proceeded at once
with the usual business
F M Rathbun Dr J E Hathorn
and W A McCool were appointed a
committee on resolutions
The nominations for the different of
fices vproceeded without incident there
being but one name presented for each
until the call fornominations for county
surveyor developed the first ripple of ex
citement The names of James Williams
andTacob Korb lioth of Bondville pre
cinct were presentedto the convention
Theformer by a -vote of 85 to 32 re
ceived the nomination
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Charles Skalla of Bondville precinct
and F P Eno of Beaver precinct were
candidates for county assessor Mr Eno
was the choice of tho convention by a
vote of 76 to 45 -
Thedelegates from the precincts com
prising the Second commissioner district
bya wteof 16 to li selected j3amuel
Precier of Alliance precinct over Elias
Canagaof Redwillow precinct to repre
sent that portion of the county on the
county board and their selection was
endorsed by the convention
A committee consisting of J EKelley
J W Dolan and A Barnett was ap
pointed by the chairman to name the
delegates to the state convention
The only real conflict came over the
endorsement of a candidate for district
judge and the selection of delegates to
the judicial convention W A McCool
moved that each of Redwillow countys
three candidates H W Keyes W R
Starr and C E Eldred be permitted
to choose three delegates and that the
chairman of the convention appoint the
other two members of the delegation
F M Rathbun suggested by way of
amendment that the convention indi
cate its preference among the local can
didates and that the candidate so chosen
be allowed to select the delegates to the
judicial convention The motion and
the amendment provoked considerable
discussion but on a viva voce vote the
motion was finally adopted as amended
The result of the balloting developed Mr
Eldreds overwhelming strength The
vote stood as follows C E Eldred 80
H W Keyes 26 W R Starr 15
When the convention proceeded to ef
fect a permanent organization L B
Corbin was the successful aspirant over
H H Berry for the chairmanship of the
county central committee The chair
man being empowered to select the sec
retary and treasurer of this body named
Frank Moore and W A Dolan the pres
ent incumbents for the respective posi
tions
The county central committee was au
thorized to fill all vacancies on the com
mittee itself and on the ticket if any
should occur
On the whole it was as satisfactory
and harmonious a convention as could
have been desired
DELEGATES TO JUDICIAL CONTENTION
W S Moflan F M Kimmell TJ G
Etherton Ira Peterson F M Rathbun
C G Coglizer J B Cumming J E
Kelley S W Clark C H Harman Lon
Cone
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION
J W Dolan C I Hall R P High
J E Hathorn William Hiersekorn C
F Babcock C W Barnes H C Lett
h R Corbin 3 E Kelley W S Mor
Jan
COUNT CENTEAE COMMITTEE
Alliance David Beaman Indianola
Beaver Philip Gliem Danbury
Bondville Charles Skalla Indianola
Box Elder
Coleman M H Cole McCook
Danbnry MB Miller Danbury
Driftwood I H Wasson McCook
East Valley TJ G Etherton Bartley
Tritsch C M Gobin Indianola
GorverF S Lofton Coder Bluffs
Grant B F Peterson McCook
Indianala F B Hardosty Indianola
Lebanon E E High Lebanon
Missouri Ridgo Frank A Tigard Indianola
North Valley H L McElroy Bartley
Porry CH Harman McCook
Redwillow S R Smith Indianola
Tyrone J C Moore Tyrono
Valley Grange A D Johnston McCook
Willow Grove
1st ward 1st pro A Barnett McCook
1st ward 2nd pro C B Gray McCook
2nd ward 1st pro Lon Cone McCook
2nd ward 2nd pre C G Coglizor McCook
A Card
We are astonished at tho holding out
of our staples considering the big trade
on them during this removal sale We
still have lots of muslins gingliaras
prints towelings table linens table oil
cloth sun bonnets skirts of all kinds
mens work shirts and pants hosiery
underwear dress goods otc besides
large lines of lacesembroideriesribbons
handkerchief and general dry goods
Our removal sale is a gratifying suc
cess and tho patronage wffiening Do
not make the mistake of underrating its
value to you Wo invito your participa
tion The Thompson Dry Goods Co
Will occupy our now store building
next to McMillens drug store as soon as
completed
Delightful Thimble Bee
Mrs Emerson Hanson entertained
about thirty lady friends Thursday
afternoon from 4 to 7 oclock in honor
of Mrs Hansons mother The home
was tastefully and lavishly decorated
with sweet peas A guessing game was
an entertainment feature Among the
half dozen who tied Mrs James Hat
field was the successful one a silver
thimble was the prize A three course
lunch was served Thimbles were tied
to the place cards with pink ribbon
The affair was a thoroughly delightful
one
A Sunday Evening- Lecture
Rev G Binyatian of Smyrna Asia
Minor will deliver a popular lecture in
the Methodist church Sunday evening
next at eight oclock on The Origin of
the Mohammedan Religion and the Ar
menian Crisis Mr Binyatian js an
Armenian refugee who was converted by
the missionaries speaks English fluent
ly is a historian and humorist Jbu
should not fail to hear him
What You Likel
Just the meat you like in just the way
you like it Fine firm and tender beef
young wholesome lamb clean and sweet
pork smoked and salted meats And
last but not least whether you order
from house by phone or come in person
your orders are given our best consider
ation and we guarantee that you will
be satisfied Marsh
Poison Employed at Haigler
Prof Laurence Bruner and his assis
tant Mr Swenk of the Nebraska uni
versity have been experimenting with
grasshoppers in the neighborhood of
Haigler Dundy county Poison i3 the
new method employed A few hoppers
have put in an appearance in this coun
ty but no damage has been reported up
to this writing
Safe
Soaps
are the ones that leave the skin as good
or better than they find it You cant
always pick up safe soaps McConnells
Witch Hazel Soap is such a soap It
removes the dirt and keeps the skin
active and healthy 3 cakes 25 cents
McConnell Druggist
Feet Hurt
A little of McConnells Foot Powder
sprinkled in the
25 cents a box
shoes will give relief
Finishing braid 2c per 6 yards at S
W Lowmans
McMillen makes a specialty of
fine
stationery pen and pencil tablets
Childrens fancy parasols for 7c at The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos removal sale
Ladies 150 streetskirts now 119 at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos removal
sale
Boys knee pant suits now 59c to 225
at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos re
moval sale
42c half bleached table linen now
33c at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
removal sale
Stout yard wide muslin by bolt or
yard 4Jc at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos removal sale
People come for miles to consult Dr
Oaks the Kansas City specialist He
will be in McCook August 6th and 7th
Do not fail to consult him
Fowler S Wilcox has bought the Ste
wart Burtless ranch property consist
ing of 1780 acres on Dry creek south
west of the city paying therefor 6000
00 Mr Wilcox also owns about 700
acres of land jan the Republican river
just south and east of town for which
he has recently refused 20000 Both
are fine stock ranches
Nebraska State Hint 6
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Stribmte
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING JULY 31 1903
NUMBER 9
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
Everything in drugs McConnell
Silk velvet 3Gc per yard ot S W Low
mans
See those enamel lined refrigerators at
Waites
r
Dollar kid gloves at half price otSW
Lowmans
Have a chocolate ice cream soda Best
in town Cone Bros
Best grade of garden hoso at very low
prices at F D Burgess
Mowers and rakes tho Deering of
course at W T Colemans
Hot and thirsty Get a champagno
phosphato at Cone Bros
Beautiful satine all shades 36c per
yard at S W Lowmans
75c wrappers now 49c at Tho Thomp
son Dry Goods Cos removal sale
H P Waite will soil you the best
grade hose at the lowest figuro
20c sunbonnots now 13c at The Thomp
son Dry Goods Cos removal sale
A few good hammocks left at reduced
A McMillen
Beldings sewing silk 5c por 100 yard
S W Lowman
Mens 50c overalls now 39c at Tho
Thompson Dry Goods Cos removal sale
See that string of lawn mowers at
Waites All sizes Prices from 3 up
Mens 750 suits for 199 at Tho
Thompson Dry Goods Cos removal sale
H P Waite has a full line of Alaska
refrigerators and Jewel gasoline stoves
Mens 50c work shirts 38c at Tho
Thompson Dry Goods Cos removal sale
Boys 300 3 piece suits now 199 at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos removal
sale
Use Liquid Koal for chicken cholera
mites lice etc For sale by James
Cain
Boys corduroy knee pants now 37c at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos removal
sale -
Goodrich Rubber Co make the best
garden hose AHiguaraneod by F D
Burgess - - r pi
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Mens 200 corduroy pants now 149
at The Thompson Dry Goods Cos re
moval sale
McConnells Blackberry Balsam cures
diarrhoea and summer complaint In
25 cent bottles
Mens 45c unlaundered white shirts
now 29c at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos removal sale
The Jewel is the most economical and
most durable of all the gasoline stoves
For sale by H P Waite
The steadily increasing patrons of Cone
Bros soda fountain is sure evidence of
the superiority of the beverages they
serve
You will need a five hoe and disc drill
this season and as the demand will be
great you had better call early at WT
Colemans and secure one
After a good seasons business in wall
paper we are now offering some marvel
ous bargains in our two room lots
Cone Bros
Buggies a new and large stock to
select from at W T Colemans You
get a good article there for a fair price
See his stock and get his quotations and
terms
The Southwest Nebraska G A R re
union will be held at Cambridge Aug
ust 31st to September 5th Fine park
Plenty of tents for everybody You are
invited
The Ocean Wave washer is maintain
ing its marvelous reputation as a washer
without an equal W T Coleman sells
them and no one complains Those who
use them are loudest in their praise If
you need a washer dont fail to see this
one before you buy
Do not forget that DrOaks of Kansas
City specialist on chronic diseases will
visit McCook Thursday and Friday
August 6th and 7 Office will be at
Commercial hotel If you are sick dont
fail to consult him as you do not often
have the opportunity of consulting such
a renowned specialist
Every man to his trade and business
Paul Anton makes it his serious business
to provide the juiciest tenderest meats
for his customers Its his trade He
knows how And then again he uses
the best of corn fed beeves They are
the only kind that produce really good
meat It costs you the same as the poor
tough sort
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