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Sustained Fracture of Left Leg
While riding homo from a neighbors
last Friday night Miss Martha Shears
was thrown from hor horse sustaining a
fracture of her left leg between her knee
and thigh The rear girth became un
loosed causing the animal to shy to
ward a barb wire fence In her efforts
to escape being cut and torn by the wire
Miss Shears was thrown to the ground
with above results The horse made its
wayhomo alone and a member of the
family at once wont forth to ascertain
the cause finding Miss Shears about a
mile from home attempting to drag her
self home in the darkness Professional
skill was summoned from McCook the
fracture reduced and Miss Shears is
progressing favorably
This family has been notably unfortu
nate in the past few years in the matter
of accidents Mr W N Cratty is still
aomething of a cripple from severe in
juries a broken leg etc received several
years since by falling from a car load of
telegraph poles while ho was a line man
in the Burlington service Then Mrs
Cratty was a victim in an accident in
which she received a broken leg which
had to be rebroken in the process of
healing She is however like her hus
band still somewhat of a cripple as a
result of her accident
At the time of the daughters mishap
the mother was on her way homo from
the east where sho recently had per
formed a very delicate operation Sho
stopped on her homeward way arriving
here on Wednesday of this week
They have much genuine sympathy in
the series of sovere accidents which have
befallen the family
Two Sunday Weddings
Frank Barger and Velola Quick were
married last Sunday October 16th1904
in tho Quick church Frontier county
in the presence of a large company of
relatives and friends Rov M S Sat
chell of Culbertson performing the cere
mony Mr Barger comes from near
wicmta ivansas miss yuick is a
daughter of M W Quick of Quick post
office A superb wedding dim er was
served at the Quick home Sunday after
noonjat three oclock Pueblo Colorado
will be their home
Albert Ilockman and Jennie Doyle
were united in marriage Sunday after
noon October 16th 1904at six oclock at
the home of the brides parents Mr and
Mrs James S Doyle of the Willow in
the presence of a large company of in
vited guests Eev M S Satchell of
Culbertson performed the ceremony
A splendid wedding supper was served
after the ceremony The young folks
left on Monday night for St Louis to
see the fair and will afterwards visit his
people in Dorchester
Nebraska Day at St Louis
All Nebraskans will be interested in
making Nebraska Day at the St Louis
exposition a great success October 25th
next Tuesday is the date A special
program has been arranged for the day
Governor Mickey and staff besides a
large number of notable citizens of the
Antelope state will be there A re
ception will be held in the Nebraska
building from 4 to 6 oclock Tuesday
afternoon President Francis will de
liver an address on the occasion in the
festival hall at 2 oclock to which Gov
ernor Mickey and others will respond
Nebraskas exhibit is a credit to the
state Let the citizens make the day
memorable
And Lebanon Won
The Lebanon and Stockville base ball
clubs played a game of ball here Monday
afternoon Lebanon winning by a score
of 9 to 5 Pendergraf pitched the game
for Lebanon and Teel for Stockville It
was practically a pitchers game On
account of insufficient and late advertis
ing the game was not as well attended as
would otherwise have been the case It
was a deserving exhibition of the na
tional game
A Card to The Public
Inasmuch as it has been circulated
over the county that I am going to re
tire from the Populist ticket as their
nominee for commissioner of the third
district I take this means of denying
the report and to state that I shall re
main on the ticket and request the votes
of the Populists of this county for that
office W M Rozell
Organ For Sale
Inquire of Mrs S S Garvey
Everything in drugs McConnell
Watch the B M meat market for a
special sale on lard
McMillens Cough Cure will stop that
annoying cough Try it
Watch this paper for program of con
cert Congregational church
The Riverside Oak is the stove to buy
See them and get prices before Duyiog
Coleman
It will be the treat of the season
Congregational church November 4th
Get your seats early
Boys school suits from 85c to 8400
boys 3 piece suits at 8400 and S450 at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Over two inches of rain has fallen over
this section of Nebraska this week
The outlook for fall grains has never
been more encouraging at this time of
the year as a result
Wilsonville Review Fred Brandt of
Tyrone removed the remains of two de
ceased children from the Indianola
cemetery close of last week re interment
of the bodies being made in the family
lot in the Wilsonville cemetery beside
the remains of their mother
You spend a third of your life in bed
Make yourself comfortable there with
good blankets and comforts if you would
be well and happy Home made bed
comforts at The Thompson Dry Goods
Cos from S185 up Full sized bed
blankets from 75c up to 600
the word J
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
S C John is up from Geveva on a
visit
William Reed wns a Holdrege vis
itor Sunday
Mr and Mas Tim Halkv of Denver
wero hero Monday
Mils W M French is visiting in
Harvard this week
Mrs M C Hoffman goes to Holdrege
tomorrow on a visit
Mrs G EMcBridk visited Arapahoe
relatives Saturday last
Mrs John Heoenberger visited
Holdrege friends Monday
Miss Bessie Beam has gone down to
Deweese Nebraska to visit
Mrs KJ Moore or franklin is a
guest of Mrs V H Solliday
Mrs J E Ryan f Yuma Colo is a
guest of Mrs S T Hamsher
Postmaster Meeker of Imperial was
in town Thursday on business
C A Leach departed Monday night
for St Louis to visit the exposition
M A Hartigan lawyer Hastings
was in town on legal business Monday
John B Johnson is up from Geneva
this week on a visit to relatives in this
neighborhood
Ross H Hammond has gone to Lari
more S D to work for the Great North
ern
F C Krotter of Palisade and O W
DeWald of Trenton were city business
visitors Monday
Mrs Lee I Culbertson and children
left Wednesday for Chariton Iowa to
be absent nbout a month
Mr and Mrs C I Hall were guests
of Engineer and Mrs Thad Shepherd in
Fairbury part of last week
Rev J J Loughran of St Patricks
church arrived home Saturday night
from spending a months vacation in the
east
F M Rathbun and E H Doan repre
sented McCook Odd Fellows in the state
meeting of that order in Lincoln this
week
Mr and Mrs Thomas Whitmer of
Coleman precinct will leave close of this
week for Panora Iowa to make a long
visit with a son
Mrs Jane R Eller of Harvard is
visiting her son Charles T Eller on the
farm in Driftwood precinct to remain
part cf the winter
Mrs Hill mother of Mrs F C Ful
ler returned to Keokuk Iowa last Fri
day night Mrs Samuel Pickard accom
panied her on a visit
D C Higgins of Malay Iowa a
brother-in-law of Frank Real is here
sizing up the country with a view of be
coming interested and a resident
Mr and Mrs Barney Hofer and
son arrived home Saturday morning last
from their visit of two weeks in Illinois
at St Louis and other points east and
south
Rev C R Betts Ph D of Pueblo
Colorado spent Sunday in the city on
business with former parishioners here
and the supt of missions for the Rocky
Mountain district
Mrs E F Duffey arrived from
Galesburg Illinois Wednesday of this
week to visit her mother who has been
very ill at the home of her son J Harry
Wade over in Driftwood precinct
E B Rairden D D of Omaha
supt of missions for the Rocky Mount
ain district spent Sunday in the city on
business connected with the work of the
district especially tho state of Colorado
Mrs Emma Simpson is just back from
a visit to relatives at Eaton Colorado
about 60 miles north of Denver The
remarkable apple and potatoo exhibited
The Tribune office this week are sam
ples of what they produce up there by
irrigation
Charles B Sentance was up from
Oxford Monday on business By the
by Mr Sentance will shortly tako unto
himself a better half in the person of
Miss Esther Marvin The happy e ent
will occuron Sunday October 23rd 1P04
They will be at home to their friends in
Oxford after November 10th
Mr and Mrs James Barnes cele
brated their fiftieth anniversary last
week Wednesday the 12th instant A
number of old friends were up from In
dianola to assist them in a proper cele
bration of their golden wedding Besides
many letters were received from absent
ones in the east who were unable to par
ticipate
For Sale
Four head of O I C male pigs weight
136 to 150 pounds each P B R cock
erel ringlets 8100 each
J H Warfield McCook Neb
Rural Free Delivery Route No 1 21 4t
The Lady Maccabees received a visit
from their grand lady commander last
night when the lodge had refreshments
and a social time after the business
session
W B Fearn has had his photograph
building on lower Main avenue raised to
grade and a new sidewalk of brick laid
Mens warm winter suits at 85008650
8750 8850 81000 81250 and S1350 at
The Thompson Dry Goods Cos
Watch the B M
special sale on lard
meat market for a
If you are going to paper this fall
we would like to show you what we
have We have a large line to select
from and can save you some money
Some one room lots very cheap
McConnell Druggist
LIBRARY NOTES
Wo have some very good books in our
own library that seem to bo overlooked
Oneof them is On the Great Highway
by James Greolman This is a late his
torical work and contains some valuable
information regarding the conditions in
tho far east immediately prior to the
present war
A catalogue of books in our library is
being compiled Tho committee having
the matter in charge would like to give
special prominence to books of merit that
are not being read If you happen to be
acquainted with such you will aid ma
terially in -this work by leaving such list
with librarian
The library board is perfecting ar
rangements to have writing desks and
stationery in the library room for tho
use of its patrons It is hoped that both
old and young will take an interest in
the library and feel at liberty to come
and borrow books and use the library as
a public reading room
The new traveling library No 2 has
arrived The following list of choice
books is now at the disposal of the pub
lic
FICTION
Whilomville Stories Crano
Black Wolfs Breed Dicknou
Old Bowens Lefjacy Dix
PnfesinB of Tliomus Janvier
Kim Kipling
Our Lady Vanity Kirk
Graustark McCutcheon
Rifjli t of Way Parker
Children of tlie Mist Phillpotts
Papa Bouchard Seawell
Successors of Mary the First Ward
Hearts Highway Wilkins
MISCELLANEOUS
Substitutes for the Saloon Calkins
Flame Electricity and the Camera lies
Story of the Mine Shinn
Our National Parks Muir
ThroiiRh Unknown African Countries Smith
Men who Made the Nation Sparks
Robert Louis Stephenson Baildon
William Ewart Gladstone Bryor
John Greenleaf Whittier Burton
Little Journejs to tho Homes of Famous Wo
men Hubbard
The Desert VanDyke
Up From Slavery Washinptton
Martha Washington Wharton
books fou children and tohng teoplk
FICTION
Two Girls Blanchard
Little Miss Phoobo Gay Brown
Katriana Deland
Monkey That Would Not Kill Drummond
Camp Vonture EgRloston
Letters from a Cat Jackson
St Nicholas Book of Plays and Operettas
Little Jarvis Sea woll
Childrens Book Scudder
Jack Morgan Stoddard
Young Barbarian Watson
Widow OCallaghans Boys Zollinger
MISCELLANEOUS
Outdoor Handy Book Board
True Story of George Washington Brooks
Land of the Long Night DuChaillu
Biography of a Grizzly Seton Thompson
Stories of American Pioneers
These books will be loaned the same as
tho books belonging to the library and
may be kept the same length of time
two weeks They will bo here three
months then returned to Lincoln and
another collection obtained
Took Favorable Action
On account of the rainy weather last
Monday evening the A O U W meet
ing to take action in the proposed erec
tion of a hall in cooperation with F C
Kellogg on Main avenue north of The
Thompson Dry Goods Cos store was
poorly attended less than 30 out of 500
members being present By a vote of 17
to 12 however favorable action was
taken It is probable in view of lack of
attendance that the matter will come
up again for action There is consider
able question with the membership as to
the advisability of engaging in this
enterprise and doubtless the matter
will be more fully discussed at a future
meeting
Member of Finance Committee
Commissioner John H Bennett re
ceived a telegram last night informing
him of his appointment as one of the
board of trustees or committee of fi
nance of the grand lodge of Nebraska
Workmen There are three members on
this important committee Besides the
honor the position carries with it a gen
erous financial remuneration and mile
age The committee holds regular
monthly meetings ia Grand Island Mr
Bennett left for Grand Island last night
CHARTER OAK
This name on a stove or range is an
absolute guarantee that only the best
materials and most skilled workmen are
used in its construction that it will op
erate perfectly and with the smallest
quantity of fuel We have them in all
sizes and kinds and at prices you can
not duplicate elsewhere
Polk Bros
Books
Our entire line of fall books has ar
rived including the newer things in fic
tion juvenile books gift books etc
McConnell Druggist
Furnished Room lor Rent
Inquire at MrsWoolards oldStrasser
residence
Mr Peterson the Osborn postmaster
found his son Lee aged 18in an ice house
with a great gash cut in his thigh He
was unable to tell how it happened He
j is under the Drs care and is in a danger
ous condition ine oniy tning mat was
found around was a pitch fork and it is
though the wound could not be caused
by that It seems to be a mystery how
it was done Stockville Faber
Rev John Lynch who was in charge
of St Patricks parish during the ab
sence of Rev J J Loughran has gone
to Indianola to relieve the local priest
for a brief while
A prize with every ham Seven pound
California hams for 84 cents at B M
meat market
New crushed velvets by the yard and
also in belts for 50c at The Thompson
Dry Goods Cos
McMillen has a few wall paper rema
nents one and two room patterns very
cheap
McConnells Balsam will stop that
cough 25c
See W T
silverware
Coleman for cut glass and
Died At His Post of Duty
This community was deeply touched
Sunday morning last upon learning of
the sudden and tragic death of Engineer
James V OConneJl the previous night
under touching aud unusual circum
stances
Deceased had been called to go on
passenger train No 14 for St Louis
and although not feeling well responded
and started out of the McCook station
on the journey Before reaching the east
yard limit however he was stricken
down with an attack of heart disease
and literally died at his post of duty
Fireman R F Lowmari backed the train
into the station and a now crew was
provided tho engine the train in due
time resuming its journey
It was not known that the departed
was afflicted with a serious heart
trouble indeed Engineer OConnell was
a retiring quiet unassuming uncom
plaining man and perhaps his nearest
and dearest had no idea of the serious
ness of bis malady although it has been
known by some that he suffered some
what with h i s heart on occasions
Hence his death under the pathetic cir
cumstances came as a stroko of light
ning from a clear sky
Engineer OConnell came to McCook
in 1888 the time of the Reading and
Burlington strikes and during the six
teen years of his residence in our city
has had the esteem of all both in and
outside of railroad circles He had the
friendship of his fellow railroad men
and stood high in the regard of his su
periors as an efficient dependable engi
neer
Ho leaves an invalid wife and nine
children most of them small They
have the deepest sympathy of this whole
community in this sudden though
peaceful death of a devoted husband
and father
The funeral was held on Thursday
morning in Si Patricks church Rev
J J Loughran conducting the solemn
requiem mass The church was crowded
with sympathizing citizens Many beau
tiful floral offerings from individuals
and orders were in charming evidence
Interment followed in the Calvary ceme
tery of this city
A sister of the deceased accompanied
the daughter Sadie home from Phila
delphia both arriving on Wednesday
and in time to attend the funeral
Deceased carried 2000 in the A O
U W and 81250 in the Burlington
Voluntary Relief
He also carried 150 in a Philadelphia
burial association
James V OConnell son o f late
Thomas and Sarah OConnell was born
in County Derry Ireland June 15th
1855 He came to America when a child
living in Pore Richmond Philadelphia
Pennsylvania until the year 1888 when
herooved to McCook where he resided
until me aay 01 nis aeaui uctooeriotn
1904 Deceased was united in marriage
to Mary A Cassidy in 1879 Eleven
children were born to them nineof them
surviving together with an invalid wife
Departed had four sisters aud three
brothers all of the sisters and two of the
brothers surviving
A Victim of Typhoid Fever
The remains of Francis the eight
year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank
Hackencamp of Frontier county were
buried in Calvary cemetery last Satur
day afternoon Death resulted on last
Friday morning from a n attack o f
typhoid fever Services were held in St
Patricks church of our city on last Sat
urday morning by Rev John Lynch bur
ial following in the parish cemetery The
bereaved parents and relatives have the
tender sympathy of neighbors and friends
in both Frontier and Redwillow counties
Two Political Speeches
Two political speeches will be made in
the interest t f tho Republican ticket be
tween now and election day Next Fri
day evening October 28th Hon F W
Collins of Washington D C will speak
in the Menard opera house to the people
of McCook and vicinity It will be
worth while
Monday evening November 7th Con
gressman Norns will close his campaign
in the Fifth district with a speech in the
Monard opera house It will be a
rouser
Old Folks Service
At the Methodist church on Sunday
morning October 23rd a special service
for old people will be held at 11 oclock
Appropriate sermon and music Com
fortable seats If we may know we will
furnish conveyance to and from church
The pastor would like to get names of
old persons in the city Please inform
him
Thoroughbred Poland China Hogs
Sows and pigs and May shoats
5 miles east of McCook W J Cox
The opening Fortnightly dance
will
occur on next Thursday evening
Dont forget November 4th is the
date Congregational church
Headache cured for a quarter with Mc
Connells Headache Capsules
It will be November 4th the concert
in the Congregational church Program
next week
A prize with every ham Seven pound
California hams for 84 cents at B M
meat market
The quail season will open November
1st for one month but it ought not to
open one minute
The Awl Os are holding nightly
assemblies arranging for a Halloween
celebration with attendant feed
There are 15 good points about a wrap
per that are all right and you will find
them all attended to in the wrappers
sold by The Thompson Dry Goods Co
All prices
Some one put his foot in Bruce Berrys
mouth at Holdrege Saturday in the
McCook Holdrego foot ball game and
Bruce will have to pay the dentist for
two new front teeth
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA FRIDAY EVENING OCTOBER 21 1904
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Brakeman L B Lepley is a now em
ployee this week
The firemen seem to have had a re
signation epidemic last week
Conductor Frank Kendlon was in Lin
coln Monday to visit Colestino
Dispatcher J E Morrissey has moved
into the Hatfield residence this week
Auditor Flagler is here from Chicago
today checking up tho superintendents
office
Conductor T FEnright had tho pay
car special over tho division Saturday
and Sunday
A J Gore master mechanics stenog
rapher visited the folks at home Lin
coln Sunday
No 2 was about five hours late Sun
day morning on account of a wreck on
the west end
Since the 8000 gallon tank engines
have been placed on No 13 that train
makes less stops
Dispatcher and Mrs W S Kinsey of
Wymore were guests of Agent and Mrs
G S Scott Sunday
Switchman F C Scarborough has
moved his household goods from Akron
to McCook this week
It was pay day Saturday evening
early Paymaster Bean going over the
division in his private car
G L Burnoy II D Stownrt and
W D Darnell left on Sunday morning
for a hunt up north of Imperial
Engines 312 and 1903 from the Mc
Cook division have been helping on tho
Alliance division during a recent rush of
business
Brakeman and Mrs J R Vanllorn
were called down to Oxford last week
to attend tho funeral of a young child of
his brothers
Conductor J F Utter has Conductor
Frank Ranks crew while tho latter is
out with the Engineer I S P Weeks
bridge special over the southern lines
Switchman and Mrs M G Stephen
son left Wednesday night on No 3 for
Denver where he has been transferred to
work in the Denver yard for tho com
pany
General Supt Byram Acting Supt
English and Trainmaster Wilburn went
over the eastend of the McCook division
this week using the general supt pri
vate car
The fact that one of tho officials occa
sionally walks in his sleep has caused
some of the boys some uneasiness and in
on instance it is rumored not a little
discomfort
F S Currya former Burlington brake
man on this division was in the city
between trains Saturday visiting old
time friends He is now braking on tho
D R G out of Denver
The yard crew at this place has been
reduced one man Both day and night
crews are now composed or four men
Switchman M G Stephenson has been
transferred to the Denver yard
Major Himes of Chicago general supt
of stores and Web Jossellyn head of the
supply department Omaha wero a t
headquarters yesterday on business of
the great supply department of the com
pany
They attempted to fill tho tank of a
gasoline stove in the eating room of the
depot at Alliance a few days ago while
the stove was lighted The fire depart
ment had to get quite busy to save the
buildiug
Conductor G W Bunting returned
this week from relieving Conductor
Starks at Oxford and had Conductor
Enrights crew while the latter was off
duty attending the funeral of Engineer
OConnell
Theodore Emry of South Dakota is
here looking after his real estate inter
ests It will be remembered he recently
acquired real estate south of the city
part of II H Pickens farm and a quar
ter of W E Bowers land
A personal letter from the delighted
papa of date Oct 12th announces the
birth of a son of promise to Dispatcher
and Mrs J F Forbes on October 10th
the 10th day of the 10th month in
Mount Carmel hospital Pittsburg Kan
sas
Supt A Campbell and sons Norman
and Bruce got away on delayed No 2
Sunday morning in his private car 10 for
St Louis After seeing the great expo
sition they will go to Excelsior Springs
near Kansas City where Mr Campbell
will take the baths for a while
F J Rolfe has been down the road
all week putting lagging on the boilers
of the companys heating plants at Red
Cloud Oxford and other points on the
system Every boiler on the McCook
division will thus be treated finally It
saves heat and consequently is an econo
mizer of fuel
The Oxford Standard states that
Alex McLean is taking a vacation from
railroad se rvico at present He expects
soon to leave for Arizona where they
will spend a season Alex so The
Trirlne is informed left Oxford re
cently without having orders in his
possession Before proceeding very far
however he noted the failure and backed
back to Oxford after them
While our present supply of sheet steel
lasts we will make and sell stove pipe at
per joint Call early and get your
supply Polk Bros
Lost strayed or stolen from the Pal
mer Hotel English Fox Terrier white
body with one spot of black black ears
Reward at hotel
Now is the time to buy a heater get
an Estate Oak which is sure to please
Watch the B M meat market for a
special sale on lard
Dolls of kinds and sizes McConnell
Druggist
Coleman the hardware man
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NUMBER 21
McCook Market Quotations
Corn Correcte1 Friday morning
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Rye
Barley
Eggs w
GoodBiittor l
MINOR ITEMS OF NEWS
McConnell for drugs
Tho Stranskoy ware ia tho waro that
wares
Concert Congregational church No
vember 4th Dont miss it
A Denver company has purchased tho
Alliance electric lighting plant
Dont miss it The concort in
Congregational church Nov 4th
tho
Do you need any kitchen utensils
Coleman has just what you want
Tho
Rochester
ware for salo by
nickel plated coppor
Polk Bros
For sale Two brood mares and a sot
of double harness Inquiro at this oflico
The Trihune makes a specialty of
oflico stationery and type- writer supplies
Cut your fuel bill half in two by using
a celebrated Colos Hot Blast heator
A good secodn hand buggy for salo
cheap at Grovert Hiland s livery stable
A complete line of the latest desiens
n - -
hi luv argentine ana nickel
Colemans
waro at
A prize with every ham Soven pound
California hams for 84 conts at B M
meat market
When you paint use Sherwin Williams
paint and youll bo pleased McCon
nell Druggist
It will bo a vocal and instrumental
program of merit tho concert Nov 4th
Congregational church
Dress skirts in great variety from 175
to 900 for ladies and misses at Tho
Thompson Dry Goods Cos
When in want of cut glass call at
Colemans He has the assortment and
will sell at the right price
When using paint get tho Lincoln
pure mixed paint Fully guaranteed
A McMillen Druggist
Ladies tourist or butcher nnta 49
inches long in meltons and in mixtures
from 8800 to S1750 at The Thompson
Dry Goods Cos
Tho car of wiro at tho reduced price is
almost gone If you need any woven
wire place your order at once and get ifc
at the right price
Union suits for everybody from 25c to
250 Mens and womens all wool red
underwear of very nice quality for 8100
each Tho Thompson Dry Goods Co
Now is a good time to do outside paint
ing no dust or flies Use Lincoln Ab
solutely Pure Paint fully guaranteed
A MoMillfn Druggist
Ono thousand head of sheep have re
cently been shipped in from Roggen
Colorado by B B Smiley of Danbury
who will feed them on alfalfa this win
ter
A man whose chest measures 50 inches
or whose waist is 50 inches can get un
dershirts and drawers at The Thompson
Dry Goods Cos of good quality for 65c
each
A basket supper was given in Ea3t
McCook last evening for the benefit
of the Sunday school Baskets of good
things were sold and a comfortable sum
was realized for the school
A Long Beach California paper of
recent date contained an account of a
hold up in which Rev B S Haywood
was the party touched He was in
attendance atconferenceand while walk
ing down the street was approached by
a stranger who inquired thetimeof day
Mr Haywood always obliging took his
watch from his pocket when the time
piece was seized by the stranger who ran
away Mr Haywood pursued and
the thief ran down an alloy Here his
pal was waiting who without ceremony
commanded the minister to hold up his
hands the meantime holding an ax over
him Mr Haywood was relieved of
something like 820 and then went and
told his trouble to the police The
article did not state whether any of the
stolen property was recovered or not
Oxford Standard
ADDITIONAL RAILROAD NEWS
Brakeman J W Ransdell was in Hol
drege between trains Wednesday
Trainmaster T A Wilburns head
quarters under the new arrangement are
at McCook
A journal burned off of engine 2701
five miles west of Stratton Sunday
morning delaying No 2s arrival here
about five hours
Snow on the west end Tuesday played
havoc with the wires which were down
in places causing much annoyance at
headquarters in the dispatchers and
telegraphers offices
The rain and snow storm first of the
week was one of the worst the telegraph
office here has had to contend with in a
long while The wires and poles were
down for miles both east and west of
McCook for several days 19th to 21st
Ten engine crews have been assigned
to tho five compound engines running
from McCook to Denver and this brings
Engineers Hardy Fuller Bartlett and
Every from Denver to McCook as these
engines are now being run through from
McCook to Denver This makes two
engines and crews cover the entire dis
tance from Lincoln to Denver Two
crews will handle the 13 14 and Oxford
turn around
