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BOYS
are the same today
as they were a
hnndred years ago
They like activity
fireworks and
noise That activ
i t y if properly
trained leads the
boy grown to man-
h oo d
things
things
banking
to do
Doing
requires
tions
AN ACCOUNT
OPENED BY
JULY 4TH
with our bank
will be a commen
cement to wards
doing things
right
First
National
Bank
MDR
We handle the DEERING line of
Headers Binders
and full line of LANE and DEERING
Haying Tools
Our Line of Hard
ware is Complete
New consignment of THE LATEST IN BUGGIES AND
HARNESS
nishes
Fine line of Ready Mixed Paints and
Call and see us We are ready for business
McCook Hardware Co
Successor to W T Coleman
Phone 31
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MAIN LINE EAST DEPART
Central Time
1146 P
510 A
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955 P
MAIN LINE WEST DEPAET
No 1 Mountain Time 1206 pm
H - 1125pm
5 800pm
13 937 AM
IMPERIAL LINE
No 176 arrives Mountain Time 540p m
No 175 departs 645am
Sleepinp ciiuiug and reclining chair cars
seats free on through trains Ticket sold
and baggage chocked to any point in the United
States or Canada
For information time tables maps and tick
ets call on or write George Scott Agent Mc
Cook Nebraska or LWWakeleyQeneral Pas
senger Agent Omaha Nebraska
Free Free
SATURDAY
AND MONDAY
A Beautiful 35c Night
Lamp with every Dollar
Purchaseone to a cus
tomer
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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Machinist Reardon has returned to
Alliance
Engine 2701 is having her valves bored
this week
Conductor C WDewey is over on the
farm nearDanbury
Frank M DeWitt and family have
gone to Atlantic Iowa
Conductor W A Cassell has been
transferred down to Republican City
S C Carroll was one of the sufferers
in loss of position by the recent re
trenchment
There was slight reduction of shop
force last Saturday on account of a
let up in work
B J Lane accompanied his mother
on her return east as far as St Louis
first of the week
Engine 611 went into the shop this
week the 1339 is just out and the 2985
will go out tomorrow
Fireman R F Lowman is now mak
ing his headquarters in McCook instead
of Lincoln as hitherto
Engineer W C Schenck and family
are now located in their new home the
lately purchased Krauter dwelling
Engineer Sanborn of Sanborn Dundy
county was in the city early part of
the week on matters of business
W S Perry wis up from Lincoln
Saturday on personal business matters
He still retains his home in our city
Engineer and Mw W A Cline and
part of the fam
13 last SaturdC
short visit
were passengers on
for the west on a
Some one started the rumor that the
Burlington had sold its shops at Have
lock but the fact could not be establish
ed officially or otherwise
Engine 1963 is in the roundhouse for
repairs having recently been burned
115 new flues will be given her besides
work done on her flue sheets and crown
sheet See will be out about the first
of the coming month
Conductor F M Washburn who re
cently retired from the companys ser
vice has gone up onto his farm near
Lamont Chase county He has dis
posed of his home in our city and the
family will join him there
The rip track baseball team went
down to Holdrege last Friday to play
a game with a team of that city Feel
ing deeply agrieved at what they con
sidered unfair umpiring the home club
quit the game finally without ending
contest
One of the boys and a lighted lantern
caused quite a rumpus at the depot
Wednesday night of last week by going
into an apartment containing a leaky
Pintsch gas pie The ensuing explosion
and fire made the force hustle to keep
the car from burning up The car came
in from the west attached to No 6 but
was set out at this place The pipe had
been leaking on the way down from the
west
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WHITE SLIPPERS AND OXFORDS
GREETING TO THE JUNIOR NORMAL
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They haven new son at Edgar Smiths
this week
John Muirhend of the boilermukers
has gone with his family to Trenton
Mo to be gone several weeks
John McPadden of the boilermakers
was called to St Marys Kansas Satur
day night by the death of his sister
Robert Bukns is in the city todny
He has been attending college at Syra
cuse N Y during the past session
Will Rolfe J W Eastman Elmer
Willis went up to Sheridan Wyo to
take a chance at the Crow reservation
close of last week
Farmer O II Harman was instru
mental in saving the company a disaii
trous wreck of No 76 Wednesday As
the train wns passing his farm he notic
ed there was a broken wheel in the train
By persistent effort he finally got tho
attention of the trainmen and the train
was brought to a btop without much
damage being done The wheel was
broken in halves
An Auspicious Nuptial Event
Last Thursday evening at the home
of the brides parents Mr and Mrs John
F Helm of Red Willow Mr Henry
Christian Giese of Leavitt Nebraska
and Miss Nettie Estella Helm of Red
Willow were united in marriage under
happiest auspices and with elaboration
and detail perhaps never excelled in the
history of Red Willow county
The ceremony was performed under
a superb bell of white roses and foliage
in the swell window of the back parlor
Rev M B Carman of McCook officiat
ing and using the ring ceremony The
bride approached from an upper cham
ber preceded by her maid of honor
Miss Aimee Menard of McCook and
bridesmaid Miss Pearl Zint of McCook
and was given away by her father the
while F C Becker of Grand Island
brother-in-law of the groom played
Mendelssohns wedding march on the
violin with piano accompaniment by
MrsM Straus of Chicago
The brides dress was of white swiss
mull en train trimmed with baby Irish
lace chiffon and ribbons she wore a
white chiffon veil and carried a bouquet
of white bride roses
Little Vera Dixon of Chicago a niece
of the bride was ring bearer carrying
the dainty mystic circle in a large white
rose
Mr Alfred Weller of Leavitt Neb
was best man
The maid of honor and bridesmaid car
ried bouquets of pink roser
The parlor was beautifully decorated
with white cut flowers and ferns
Among those present from out of
town were Mrs Mary Giese Miss Odie
Giese Mr and Mrs F C Becker and
Mr and Mrs Joseph Lauderman all of
Grand Island Neb Mr3 M Straus
Mrs Cora Dixon Little Vera Dixon all
of ChicagoIll Alfred Weller and Hugh
Scilly both of Leavitt Neb Mrs Nora
McKinney Childress Texas Mrs E
M EarnestStrattonNeb Miss Flossie
Cline Cambridge Neb
The presents were numerous and
handsome
After the ceremony an elegant four
course dinner was served the guests be
ing served at five large tables on the
lawn the bridal party occupying the
front porch A superb brides cake
elaborately and beatifully decorated was
afterwards distributed among the 200 or
more guests from the brides table
Those assisting were MrsVina Wood
Mrs ZL Kay Mrs Adele PhelanMrs
Joseph Menard Mrs H C Clapp Mrs
C L Fahenstock Mrs W V Gage
Mrs LH Stayner Mrs Walter Stokes
Miss Sadie Everist Miss Fay Stayner
Miss Maud McBrayer Miss Mae Was
son Miss Pearl Rogers all of McCook
The residence was darkened and the
interior illuminated with gas
The young couple will remain at the
Helm home for a few days before going
to their future home in Leavitt where
the groom is connected with Standard
Beet Sugar Co holding the position of
assistant superintendent
Trains Nos 1 and 3 stopped at Red
Willow station on that date to accom
modate the guests
The Tribune adds to those of a host
of friends and well wishers its congratu
lations and best wishes for the prosper
ity and happiness of these most estim
able and worthy young people
W G Jones repairs cook stovesheat
ers and cleans gasoline stoves Work
guaranteed Phone red 306 or box
595 McCook Neb tf
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INDIAN OLA
Mrs W C McClung entertained
twelve young ladies Friday afternoon
A two course luncheon was served and
u very nice time was enjoyed by all
present
Indianola is now a railroad town
tents are btretched up and down the
track for the men and horses and the
work of grading has begun
Charlie McCollum was up from Bart
ley Monday
Pearl Shu maker of Puyallup Wash
is here for a short visit
F A Strackoys fine new stone resi
dence is Hearing completion
Miss Ena Gambsy spent Saturdiy
and Sunday in the country last week
Miss Nancy Stephens is visiting her
homefolks this week at Lexington Neb
Miss Sallie Minnick is visiting at the
home of Mrand MrsLoton Duckworth
this week Miss Minnick is from Bart-
ley
Miss Voliie Welker of Omaha is in
the city the guess of her sister Mrs W
E McClung
Fred Duckworth went to Benkelman
Sunday night on business
W G Sheppard has organized an
orchestra and expects to have some
music in the near future
Susie Colling has resigned her posi
tion as book keeper in the office of C W
Dow Mrs Sylvia Dragoo will take her
place
Mr and Mrs C E Cox of Bartley
were shopping in Indianola Thursday
of last week
Fred Clark of the Indianola Roller
Mills is the champion cherry eater from
cherry creek
Dan Harrison is having a new board
sidewalk laid in front of his store
J S Phillips is putting down a ce
ment sidewalk in front of his store this
week
Some of our boys who went hunting
the other day and found well enough
are quite well satisfied now and they
say they will let well enough alone
S C Quick shipped some cattle Sun
day
Rev and Mrs Smith are in Alma
this week
W H Smith is having his cellar en
closed with a cement wall and floor
Mr James Barber is doing the work
Quite a bad accident happened to the
little daughter of Loton Duckworth
Monday morning The children were
playing with a revolver and in some
manner the weapon was discharged the
ball passing through the childs hand
It is thought she will get along all right
The Dutcher boys received a telegram
Monday morning from Iowa bearing
the sad news of their mothers death
The body will be shipped here for
burial
Mr Henry McCloskey and daughter
of Fairbury are visitors in the homes
of Dan and Joe Harrison
Quite a spirited game of ball was
played lart Thursday at the fair ground
between Indianola and Beaver City
resulting in defeat for Beaver City
Slim Rishells famous 2nd nine
crossed bats with the cracker jacks
Sunday afternoon which resulted in a
score of 13 to 1 in favor of McCook
Miss Blanche Carter and Ethel Silver
nail returned home Monday night from
Alma where they had gone as delegates
to the Epworth League convention
John Murray of McCook drove down
Sunday morning and spent the day with
the homefolks on the farm two miles
west of Indianola
Low Rates to California
San Francisco or Los Angeles and re
turn 5000
Via Portland SG250 Liberal stopover
privileges allowed
For particulars call at ticket office
G S Scott Agent
Extra Copies For Sale
The Tribune has several hundred
extra copies of last weeks Junior Normal
issue for sale at five cents a copy If
you deem the paper worthy buy a few
copies and mail them to your friends
and others
Whats the good of keeping from him
Any good things you may see
That will lift bis load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea
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The proprietor of the Model Shoe Store extends to every member of the Junior Normal a hearty welcome and cordially invites every one to call at The Model and see what an
excellenn stock of shoes is carried there LADIES OXFORDS in canvas and all kinds of leather just the kind to make you feel comfortable in school and out For ten
der sensitive feet they assure the wearer relief The cost is no greater than you pay elsewhere for shoes not nearly so good in stock or workmanship We deal exclusively
in shoes The large stock we carry will anable you to get a perfect fie the most essential thing in a shoe to insure ease and comfort to the wearer
MODEL SHOE STORE ri McCOOK NEBRASKA
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IN THEIR COMMUNITY IT 15 THE DUTY
AND SHOULD IT NOT E THE PLEASURE OF
HUBANDJ AND FATHERS To PROVIDE
GOOD CLOTHE5 FOR THEIR WIVE 5 AND
DAUGHTERS THE WIFE IT
AND THE DAUGHTER CANNOT Go IN THE
CIRCLE YOU WOULD HAVE HER MOVE IN
UNLE SHE WEAR 5 GOOD CLoTHEJ FOR
THO 5E WHO HAVE No TIME To MAKE
THEIR OWN CLOTHED WE HAVE GARMENTS
READY TO WEAR WE HAVE LOOKED foUT
FOR THE ECONOMICAL SIDE FOR YOU FOR
THE MOTHER OR DAUGHTER WHO SEWS
WE HAVE PROVIDED MATERIALS ON
WHICH SHE WILL NOT WATE HER TIME
RESPECTFULLY
C L DEGROFF CO
H PWaitc Cos
Is Headquarters
FOR HAY TOOLS
Because They Handle the
McCormick Line
OF
Mowers
Self Dump Rakes
Four Wheel Push Sweep Rakes
Two Wheel Pull Sweep Rakes
And Swing Stackers x
This is without doubt the best line of hay tools ever
sent out by any firm We have them all in stock right
here in McCook ready for immediate delevery If you
buy these goods you will be sure that you are getting
the best
H P WAITE CO