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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1906)
Ev J I R w MODEL SCHOOL SHOES - I EXERCISE is a tonic that quickens the circu lation and builds up and strength ens the body Interest on Deposits is a stimulant that makes a depositor want to increase his account We pay good interest as well as loan money Interest we pay builds up your bank ac count and helps you on to greater wealth Our bank is the place to ex ercise money and get good interest First National Bank READ THIS SHOE GUARANTEE We guarantee all of our Boys School Shoes to be made of the best materials the workmanship to be firstclass in every way and we will cheerfully replace any one that proves to be defective in any of these particulars These shoes are noted for their style and comfort as well as their wearing qualities We believe they are the best shoes on the market to retail at the prices we ask for them Remember We have the best and most comfortable shoes ever sold for teachers and housewives They are restful and easy Elk soles and rubber heels noiseless and waterproof only 300 THE MODEL SHOE STORE rrs McCOOK NEB 1 PW Velie Buggies and New Moline Wagons 5 A Horse Blankets and Buckstaff Bros Harness and Collars McCook Hardware Co W B Mills R B Simmons Phone 31 Successor to W T Coleman Jjfjfffl Time mm Card McCook Net MAIIf LINE EAST DEPAET No 6 Central Time 1146 P M 2 540 A m 12 ll 80OA M H 955pm MAIN LINE WEST DEPAET Nol Mountain Time 1206r M 3 1125PM 5 800 pm 13 937 AM IMPEEIAL LINE No 176 arrives Mountain Time 5 40 P M No 175 departs 645 am Sleeping dining and reclining chair cars seats freo on through trains Ticket sold and baggage checked 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 LW WakoleyGeneral Pas senger Agent Omaha Nebraska Home Visitors Excursions Oct 9 23 and Nov 13 27 the Burling ton will have on sale at the rate of one and one third fare minimum 10 round trip tickets to numerous points in Illi nois Iowa Kansas Michigan Minne sota Missouri Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota and Wisconsin Call and see us for further information EU RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS Frank Colfer is working in the freight house W H Cumming returned home close of last week John Mullen machinist quit the ser vice this week E P Holmburg machinist has been transferred here from Sterling Colo S W Cawthra greeted the boys at headquarters fore part of the week Engine 2997 recently damaged in a wreck in Denver is receiving some pilot and tank repairs Fireman and Mrs J W Hasty were Arapahoe visitors Saturday going down on No 2 in the morning A freight car burned last Friday night on a side track five miles east of Akron Great day for fires Trainmaster W M Weidenhamer was called up to Sheridan Wyoming on railroad business first of week E S Howell of the blacksmith shod went down to Lincoln and Havelock Tuesday night on a visit Mrs Howell accompanied him J W Kidenour who has been run ning on the west end for a short time returned to headquartersTuesday night to resume his usual run out of McCook Engine 651 is receiving crown bolts etc as a result of being fired up with out having sufficient water in her boiler the other night She had just been ex tensively repaired A fire at Holbrook last Friday night burned two freight cars and damaged the track somewhat delaying traffic slightly The repair gang replaced the warped steel Saturday morning W P Bross left Tuesday on a visit east Joe Mokko is acting chief clerk to Master Mechanic Culbertson during his absence and Tom OConnell is filling Joes position Bruce Campbell is clerk to Backshop Foreman Young meanwhile Engine 2703 was backed into engine 2012 Tuesday night in the Akron yard the pilot pilot beam and front end of the 2012 being damaged while the tank of the 2703 was considerably used up Both are in the roundhouse now for re pairs Engine 1910 is ready to go out of the backshop McMurrin is a new blacksmiths help er this week Engine 145 is just out of the backshop from an overhauling R H Tanner of Horton Kansas is a new man on the rod bench Engine 318 was placed in the back shop yesterday for an overhauling Engine 2810 is having some steam dome and boiler repairs this week Conductor W H Browne is running on the Alliance division temporarily A new stoel die has juBt been provided the steam hammer in the blacksmith shop Volney Gunderman and an engine col lided last night and Volnoya nose is broken as a result The exhaust pipe of the stationary en gine is being connected with the round house heating system Jack Greene machinist is spending a few days up in that vast wilderness of his in Dundy county H E Rogers of the trainmasters of fice arrived home early in the week from his visit of a few weeks in Illinois There is a whole trainload of wreck age carwheels trucks rods etc in the McCook yard gathered together in the Akron yard after the big fire of last Fri day night in which forty cars some of them empties others loaded were con sumed Burlington Bulletin October 1906 Cheap one way to Pacific coast Daily one way rates to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Tacoma and other Coast Territory nearly one half rates also cheap one way rates to Montana Wyoming Big Horn Basin Utah and Western Coloradodaily until Oct 31 Round trip to the coast Daily tour ist rates in effect all winter to Pacific coast destinations with variable routes Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo Half rates plus 200 round trip October 13th to 16th inclusive limit October 31st To the east and south Very low homeseekers and winter tourist excur sions through the autumn and winter to various destinations throughout the south Visit the old home Low excursion rates to the old home points in Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Missouri and other middle states destinations Oct 9th and 23rd Nov 13th and 27th limit thirty days Homeseekers excursions Frequent ly each month to Western Nebraska Eastern Colorado Big Horn Basin dry land farming destinations or irrigated sections Free Kinkaid Lands Write D Clem Deaver Agent Burlingtons Homeseek ers Information Bureau at 1001 Far nam St Omaha about getting hold of a free section of Kinkaid lands now being restored to the public domain Consult nearest Burlington Ticket Agent from time to time and see what one way and round trip rates he has available for your immediate purpose G S Scott Agent C B Q Ry L W Wakeley GPA Omaha Souvenir Postal Cards The McCook Souvenir Postal Cards printed by The Tribune are on sale at A McMillens The Ideal Store The Tribune Office L W McConnells The Post Office Lobby Eleven different views printed Other designs are in preparation Price Two for five cents A Guaranteed Cure For Piles Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrud ing Piles Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case no matter of how long standing in 6 toll days First application gives ease and rest 50c If your druggist hasnt it send 50c in stamps and it will be for warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co St Louis Mo To Cure a Cold In One Day Take laxative bbomo quinine tablets All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure E W Groves signature is on each box 25c Wanted Man with team and wagon to sell a full line of medicines extracts aud spices direct to farmers A paying business Address with references Dr Masters Remedies Sheldon Iowa PHONE 18 BARTLEY Mr and Mrs W V Vickrey and son Glen returned Monday to their home in Minco Indian Territory after a few weeks visit with their daughters Mrs A L Cochran and Mrs Guy Curlee of Holbrook Mr and Mrs C W Keyes and sons Lyle and Dale attended the Hodgkin Brown wedding here Sunday and visited with Mr and Mrs F G Stilgebouer until Mon day returning to Wilsonville via Cambridge Prof Gallitan is rejoicing over a fine boy born at his home Sun day evening Mr and Mrs Ira Sheets and Miss Sholes and Miss Sadie Ham ilton took in the sights at Denver and a trip to the mountains last week Mr and Mrs S W Stilgebouer returned to their home in Dan bury Monday after a pleasant visit with Mr and Mrs F G Stilgebouer Rae R Hodgkin and Miss Grace Brown were married at the home of the brides parents Dr and Mrs J M Brown Sunday at one oclock Elder C P Evans of Arapahoe officiating The near relatives and a few invited friends were present Several valuable presents were received Mr and Mrs Hodgkin have been well and favorably known here for many years Their many friends join in wishingthem a prosperous and happy future Mr and Mrs F B Duckworth of Indianola attended the Hodgkin-Brown wedding Three carloads of apples and a carload of cabbage and onions were received here this week Mrs J R Sipe Harlan and the baby returned home Monday evening after a pleasant visit with Mrs Sipes parents in Kansas Gordon Athey of Wauneta and Miss Mary Theobald of Bartley were married at the home of the brides father Geo Theobald Thursday Rev Hageman officiat ing Mr and Mrs Athey are highly respected and all join in wishing them a long and happy life They left on the evening train for Wauneta where they will make their home Taylor Ginther has just put a new roof on his house in Bartley Geo Webber of Wahoo Neb came here Tuesday evening He will assist his father in erecting a new building on the foundation of the Dodd Dodd building which was destroyed by fire last April A photographer from Stockville is here this week and contemplates putting up a building for his busi ness which he is now conducting in a tent E E Smith this week bought the I A Lyman farm just south of the river paying 65 per acre and got it at a bargain There are several acres of the best alfalfa land in the county on the farm and it is otherwise well improved Fall wheat never looked better at this time of the year than it does now and there is a large acreage Ladies read this catalogue of charms Bright eyes glowing cheeks red lips a smooth skin without ablemish in short perfect health For sale with every package Hollisters Rocky Mountain tea 35 cents L W McConnell JiSzrfS JSf r i as 1 vs h J No S9S K catXBSCHT 19ot BX THt BU3TtRR0WNCp CHICACO A V RatS iu w rioTlO etc l MODEL - SCHOOL SHOES RASKA I RESOLVED THAT WHEN THE CM 1 1 i NIGHTS OFAUTUnri C0A1E IS WHrTN VE NEED THOSE OVER GftRMFHTS ruAT KerTPUSVflRA IF You CjEXTHWATTrlt right PLACE THEV Will NOT rtNLYAlAKF Ynn FFFI COMFORTABLE BUT LOOK XV tzSUi tK RRrtWA V 1 nn 0 V fPl cr 2 fi S Tojite ncco r lt Ol Wrrfl0t rrnfc SO OeC a l a W Q u t aatvW ftR Y JAM E IN AUTur irt Toes SHOULD WE NOT AT LEAST WEAR GOOD GARMENTS ON THE OUTSIDE THE OUT RIDE 15 THE PART THE PEOPLE SEE FIRST WHEN WE MEET THEM SHE WHO WEARS A GOOD OUTRIDE 15 THE ONE WHO IS MORE APT TO GET ON THE INSIDE LOOKS HELP BESIDES ITS A COMFORT ABLE FEELING FOR ONES SELF To GET INTO A WARM FEELING GooD LooKINtS OVERGARMENT AboUT TIHS TIME OF THE YEAR DO oU NoS NEED AN OVER GARMENT OUR PRICED WILL NOT DIS COURAGE YOU HAVE YOU NEGLECTED To GET A SCHOOL COAT FOR YOUR LITTLE MARY eJANE AGOOD EVERY DAY COAT FROM 350 UP A GOOD SUNDAY OVER GARMENT FROM 500 J SCHOOL GIRLS TAKE LOTS OF EXERCISE WE KNOW WT WILL IT NOT TAKE MORE THAN THIS To KEEP THEM WARM AND LOOKING WELL SUPPOSE YOU LOOK AT OUR OVERGAR MENTS FOR LITTLE WOMEN RESPECTFULLY C L DeGROFF Co Tftal 2u j - I O TGJ THE TRIBUNE has in stock the best typewriter paper made STRATHMORE DEAR sS OLD SKE CA JT A vSoS CI A I IS 1 WAY tavv - - lAJi ece ViftN tto sata 10 Caus 10 ft- A - rnt TV CetVert 4r r 1 a t na 1
