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MAIPJ IIHB EAHT DEPART
No 6 Central Time 1153 p M
2 530 am
12 800am
14 955pm
main line west depart
No 1 Mountain Time 12 0G p m
3 1136 pm
13 937 am
imperial line
No 17G arrives Mountain Time 540 P M
No 175 departs 615am
SleopinR dining and reclining chair cars
seats free on through trains Tickets sold
and baggage checkod to any point in the TTnitod
States or Canada
For information timo tables maps and tick
ets call on or write George Scott Agent Mc
Cook Nebraska or J Francis General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ttpms
Fireman Carl Christ of Oxford has re
signed from the engine service
Agent W C Hanson has been trans
ferred from Holbrook to Bloomington
George Niccolson was down from Al
liance close of last week to visit the
family
The company is building a new depot
at Bartley to replace the one burned not
long since
Ex Trainmaster Campbell of Sheri
dan Wyoming has been a McCook visit
or this week
Fireman and Mrs F J Zajicek oc
cupied their new home on North Man
chester street this week
Engineer Steve Finn returned Friday
night last from visiting a few weeks in
his old home at Virginia Illinois
An engine failure delayed No 1 over
two hours Sunday Another engine
was sent down to Holdrege to pull the
train in
Thursday night of last week No 15
killed a team of horses and demolished
a buggy for Mr Van Metre of Stamford
at the east yard crossing in Oxford
Trainmaster W M Weidenhamers
family arrived from Galesburg Illinois
Monday night and are now housed in
the Sawyer residence on North Marshall
street
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois has
begun enforcing its order against the
drink habit by discharging some of its
oldest employes for taking a drink while
on duty
Brakeman J A Gaut of the St Joseph
McCook run has quit the road He is
now husking his corn on his place just
north of the city and will farm his place
himself next season
The New York Central will issue no
more passes to state county or city offi
cials restricting the issuance of passes
to only employes actually engaged in
the service of the company And that
is dead right
A new special car is being completed
in the Plattsmouth shops of the Bur
lington for General Superintendent
Phelan of Alliance It will be number
ed 77 Superintendent Birdsell of the
Black Hills division gets Mr Phelans
old car
Fireman and Mrs F J Zajicek were
called down to Oxford Tuesday night
by news of the death of her uncle Mr
Eckman father of Engineer John Eck
man The deceased was knocked down
and run over Tuesday afternoon by
passenger train No 16 which was being
switched in the Oxford yard and died
of his injuries Mr Eckman was for
many years section foreman at Oxford
but for the past year has been employed
in the Oxford yard He was 53 years of
age
Appetite
poor this morning
OUFOKNiA
FlaVeiJ Wheat Food
Cook m two minutes
OS
vPorridge with cream and
toast will tone you up
Delicious light and all right
In two pound packages Sealed to protect Its
purity ana Haver All good grocers
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NOTHING
BUT
SHOES
Burlington Promotions
C S Bricker who has been general
piece work inspector of the Burlington
west of the Missouri river for three
years has been promoted to be master
mechanic of the Sheridan machine shops
Mr Bricker was employed on the C B
Q before he was assigned to work
here He succeeded Superintendent W
F Ackerman of the Havelock shops
when the latter was promoted to his
present position F J Cramer who
steps out of the Sheridan job has been
assigned to other duties
December 1 the position of assistant
superintendent of motive power was
abolished E W Fitt of this city held
the place Mr Fitt has been named as
master mechanic of the Alliance and
Sterling divisions E W Fitt was for
merly chief draftsman in the office of
the motive power department and when
it was removed from Plattsmouth to
Lincoln he became a resident of this
city Lincoln Journal
Buy your wife a Bissell carpet sweep
er for Xmas and she will always think
the world of you They are sold at WT
Colemans
ORDER OF HEARING
The State of Nebraska Red Willow countyss
At a county court held at the county court
room in and for said county December 8 A D
1905 Present Frank Moore county judge In
the matter of the estate of Edward LNettleton
deceased On reading and tiling the petition of
A Stella Fitch praying that administration of
said estate may bo granted to her as admini
Ordered that December 23 A D 1905
at ten oclock a m is assigned for hearing said
petition when all persons interested in said
matter may appear at a county court to he held
in and for said county and show cause why the
prayer of petitioner should not be granted and
that notice of the pendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof be given to all persons in
terested in said matter by publishing a copy of
this order in The McCook Tribune a weekly
newspaper printed in said connty for three suc
cessive weeks prior to said day of hearing A
true copy seal
Fbank Moore County Judge
Boyle Eldred attorneys
PUBLIC LAND SALE
United States Land Office Lincoln Nebras
ka Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
instructions from the commissioner of the gen
eral land office under authority vested in him
by section 2155 U S Rev Stat as amended by
the act of congress approved February 26 1S95
we will proceed to offer at public sale on the
16th day of January next at two oclock p m
at this office the following tract of land to wit
South west quarter northeast quarter section 7
township l north range 29 west 6th P M
ay and all persons claiming adversely the
above described land3 are advised to file
theirdaims in this office on or before the day
above designated for the commencement of said
sale otherwise their rights will be forfeited
DaterPDecember 5 1905
W A Gbeek Register
Alva E Kennaed Receiver
Boyle Eldred attorneys
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SLIPPE
Santa Claus
Is Always
In a Hurry
but ho has a
Merry Christ
mas for each
one as he journ
eys on Hes
just been to our
bank for money
and is now mak
ing others happy
by his generous
gifts
SANTA KNOWS
SAFE BANKING
HOUSES
and thats why he
deposits with us
You and your
friends cant do
better than bank
along with him at
our bank Xmas
timi is a good time
to open an account
First
National
Bank
01 fY LhllKCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Order of services Mass
3 a m Mass and sermon 1000 a m
Evening service at 8 oclock Sunday
school 20 p m Every Sunday
J J Louchrax Pastor
MfcTiioDisr Sunday school at 10 am
Sermons 11 and 730 Class rtt 12 Junior
League at 3 Epworth League at 630
Prayer meeting at 8 Wednesday Sun
day school and preaching in South Mc
Cook next Sunday afternoon
M B Cakmax Pastor
Episcopal Services in St Albaus
church as follows Every Sunday in the
month Sunday school at 10 oclock am
Morning prayer at 11 a m and evening
prayer and sermon at 3 Tho third Sun
day in the month Holy Communion at
730 a ni All are welcome
E R Earle Rector
Cooking utensils something the house
wife needs every dy of her life
Can be bought at W T Colemans
LEBANON
Quite a tew farmers are losing cattle
in the corn stalks
Mr and Mrs M Yates of Wilsonville
visited with E M Peuningtons
Mr Walter Kinkaid was called to Lin
coln by the serious illness of his mother
Fred Porter Sam Jolly and several
others have been around hunting homes
Ora Bodwell has bought Harden
Smiths house and Harden will go west
Mr and Mrs A C Mirtholomew
visited in Bartley Sunday night Mrs
Bartholomew took the train fir Lincoln
Monday
We understand Isaac Cromwell has
sold his farm for 87200 This is five
times what he pnid for the farm a few
years ago it was thought then that he
paid a plenty
Mr A C Bartholomew enjoyed a visit
a few days back from a neighbor of his
boyhood days Mr Talcatt among other
holdings has a ranch bouth of Bartley
and while ouc looking after his ranch
heard of Mr Mai thoiumews whereabouts
and came over for a vi it
Fifty Years fhe Standard
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CHEAH
BAKING
P0WDIR
A Cream of Tartar Powder
lade From Grapes
DANBURY
Prairie Chapel is being rebuilt
Lewis Ileston is building a large barn
40x60
Mrs Mary Davis has moyed in her
new house
Mr Bussys have moved into the Bill
ings property
Mr and Mrs John Mops have return
ed from Indiana
Miss Deitsch spent Thanksgiving at
her homo in Bartley
David and John Boyor have bought
out the Ling restaurant
Mayo Green went to Kansas City to
have an operation performed
Mrs J G Evers went to Lincoln to
visit her sister until Christmas
Miss Grace Phillips spent Thanks
giving at her homo in Indianola
Miss Gaithia Noe who has been going
to school in McCook has returned homo
J L Sargent and family and J E
Noe and family spent Sunday in Indian
ola
The ladies gave a dinner and supper
Thanksgiving and cleared about fifty
dollars
Miss Winnifred Ash ton of Cedar Bluffs
is here visiting at her grandparents Dr
DeMays
Prof Fletcher returned to his home
in Beaver City for a short visit last
Thursday
J L Newman shipped a car load of
hogs to St Joe and Gene Dolph shipped
two to the same place
Jim Logan is building a S2200 house
Mr Goodenberger of Marion is the
builder and contractor
Mrs G B Morgan went to Lincoln
Tuesday night to visit with her daught
er Alta of that place and returned home
Monday
A pleasant program was carried out at
the high school Friday afternoon
Hoover Son are making an addition
to their livery barn this week 14x50
Finnegan Flint finished remodeling
the interior of Dr BrownB store Mon
day
Miss Emma Rawson has recovered her
health and is now able to be down town
again
Preaching services will be held at the
M E church every Sunday morning
hereafter
J I Grimes was a McCook visitor
Friday being called as a witness on the
Ed Curlee case
Mrs Kite has returned to Bartley
Her son Will and wife are expected to
arrive this week
John Jones has purchased two lots in
the north part of town and is erecting a
good residence
J W Stenner came in from Platts
mouth lost Saturday evening and will
remain two or three weeks
The swell party of the season was
held at the pleasant home of Mr and
Mrs Frank Untiedt Thanksgiving night
E J Mitchells mother is here this
week from Kansas visiting Mrs Jennie
Catlett She was Mrs Catletts first
school teacher
Mis3 Dr Daley formerly dentist in
Cambridge was married November 30
to Tom Andrews Jr She can assist
him in cutting his wisdom teeth now
Miss Lizzie Probasco was married
Wednesday evening December 6 to Mr
Ed Sullivan at the home of the brides
parents Mr and Mrs G W Probasco
Rev Kirby officiating
The members of the Christian church
held their annual meeting Monday
afternoon Most of the officers were re
elected They have decided to have
preaching every Sunday morning and
evening during the coming year
HP HERE IS NOTHING more acceptable for a Christmas gift than a pretty stylish fitting slipper for a
young lady or a comfortable warm and neat one for grandpa grandma papa or mamma We have
the best and largest line and greatest variety of styles and kinds ever shown in this city Its our
business to know all abont Oxfords and Slippers We Believe we are equipped to serve you in these
lines better than any other store in this vicinity as we deal in nothing but shoes It naturally follows that
purchases can be best made at a store whose efforts are concentrated in the particular article you wish to buy
It is then to your advantage to buy your shoes and slippers at
The Model Shoe Store
Burr Drulinger is a new apprentice in
the back shop
Engine 1026 is receiving some minor
repairs this week
Engine 1234 an HI is getting some
new flues this week
Mr and Mrs L P Forsman are back
from their visit near Kearney
Engine 313 is up from theRepublican
Oberlin line for flue and other repairs
No 1 won the cup fore part of the
week with three engine failures out of a
possible four
Machinists John Mullen and John
Archibald both returned to work in the
shops this week
J F Kenyon late west end train
master engaged in the commission
businers in Denver
A C Wiehe has been appointed
round house foreman assuming the po
sition Wednesday
Dan Lucas was up from Havelock
yesterday overseeing the work of plac
ing new flues in the 1961 a R2
P3 compounds Nos 2710 and 2711 ar
rived here Sunday They differ from
the regular P3s in that their drivers are
considerably less in diameter
Frank Harris late assistant supt at
Aurora has returned to Denver where
he is engaged in business feed and fuel
and potatoes and doing well
A gentleman from the general auditing
office Omaha has been added to the
force in the time keeping department
here making four men now on the rolls
It required three different locomotives
to bring a stock extra down from Imper
ial Wednesday There is a shortage of
water along the line on account of ab
sence of wind
James Stangland is taking a vacation
foi healths sake and Stewart McLean is
in Superintendent Eatons office in his
place meanwhile Jimraie expects to go
east for a while and then to make a visit
in California
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A E HETTY Hroprietor
McCOOK NEBRASKA
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NOTHING
BUT
SHOES
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BARTLEY
Zach McKollum was at McCook Sat
urday
The new depot is being built at a rap
id pace this week
Dr Brown made a business visit to
Indianola this week
F G Stilgebouer made a business
trip to McCook Saturday
Harry Cummings and family moved
to Trenton last Thursday
Robert Fishers store building is in
closed and will soon be completed
A fine boy was born to Mr and Mrs
B O Walsworth Tuesday night
jL HI
iQGcil
Gift
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ANNIS
FUR SCARF
Come in whether interested or
not We might be able to sug
gest some other items equally
good and practical
Deroff Co
Now is tho time to get two papers for
almost the price of one The Tribcnk
and Weekly Inter Ocean 105
Clear the Track
For SANTA
He is at a 2 40 speed to head
quarters of Holiday Goods You
know where
The Ideal 5 and 10c Store
Opposite postoffice McCOOKNEB
McCook Market Quotations
Corrected Friday morning
Com 5 SO
Wheat 05
Oats 2T
Rye 48
Barley Zi
Hogs 4 40
Eggs 25
GoodButtei 20
A Sound Argument
The one that blows without any
thing to blow about wastes time and
energy The excellence of our goods
and delivery service warrant us for
blowing Always the best always
the greatest variety always the
highest quality
DAVID MAGNER
Phone 14 Fresh and Salt Meats
