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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1907)
m u E V J A y mmnmtmnmnti m ayuwi i THE f i i1 iftimiuuaiBsca was a dollar or two less each week than at present wouldnt you live just about as well as you do now Why uot start a bank account and regularly de posit this amount The accumulation will soon be large enough for a small investment if you use t proper care in making your investments it will lead t to future financial independence and larger com forts for the entire family Your account will receive careful attention at the THE FIRST RATIONAL BANK McCoot Nebr Fttb S 1307 sells THE BEST LUM BER AND COAL - Are you thinking of building If so it is ten to one our figures will please you M O McCLURE Phone No 1 Manager arrSrre Ji mj Mniiiii iijtiiiHiiiiifiiiiiiJnTinTPTtrrint ri - mwi rmmW lllir II i fXiS3 OUR INCOME SX1X8S5 KseUJ MAJJ The best of every thing in his line at the most reasonable -prices is Harshs motto He wants your trade and hopes by merit to keep it ii il Ill- HI II I II I The Butcher Phone 12 PVSvft V Kt nac r k iiiiu J U OttLL IHUVUim AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED Fairbury Hanchett Windmill This is a warranted and guaran teed windmill nothing better in the market Write or call on Mr rkii i mhiiiih iiu vilih PHONE BLACK 307 JP McCook Laundry G C HECKMAN Prop Dry and Steam Cleaning and Pressing DR H M IRELAND Osteopathic Physician Kelley Office Bldg Phone No 13 McCOOK NEB Consultation free JOHN E KELLEY - ATTOBIIEY AT LAW and BONDED ABSTRACTED McCook Nebraska J3kAgent of Lincoln Land Co and of McCook Waterworks Office in Postoffice building DENTIST p 2 Offico Rooms 3 and 5 Walsh BIk McCook FAY HOSTETTER TEACHER ON PIANO McCook Nebraska Studio upstairs in new Rishel building Bouth of Post Office MITCHELL Auctioneer McCook - - Nebraska List Your Property With Us Farms Ranches Etc Our office is in the east and we bring the buyers direct with the money For par ticulars address SHURTLEFF DOWNING Humboldt Neb I SSHlilPf nil is llOi oiiiol Home of Quality and Quantity where Mike Walsh DEALER IN POULTRY and EGGS Old Rubber Copper and Brass Highest Market Price Paid in Cash New location just across street in P Walsh building flcCook - Nebraska I F D BURGESS i I Plooifjerisii I Iron Lead and Sewer Pipe Brass Goods Pumps an Boiler Trimmings Estimates Furnished Free Base ment of the Postoffice Building McCOOK NEBRASKA mesBssvssssssM i BEGGS CHERRY COUGH SYRUP Cures BRONCHITIS wrzr gjssr lawcJTttJJ riy 5vCi 40c Switch engino is just out of tho back shop Wilbur Anderson was in Lincoln over Sunday visiting John Miller has returned to his duties as wheelman in tho shop Ray Shriner is back from Denver McCook looks good to him E 11 Pearson is on the Colorado Southern out of Denver now Engine 1959 is receiving a nw arch this week and steampipo rep lira The 1020 went into tho shop last week for repairs broken frame Engine 1083 received smokebox and steampipe repairs close of last week The 8teamheatiug pipes in tho round house have been covered with asbestos for economys sake Engineer and Mrs William Wood are receiving a visit from her father J O Lindley of Red Cloud this week No 2 was delayed about five hours Thursday morning by thepullingout of a drawbar or two in the Akron yard Conductor John Morris is able to be out and about after a severe attack of pneumonia Mrs Morris is now quite ill with an attack of grip Fireman Eric W Soverns of McCook and Miss Minnie Hawk of Republican City were married at the home of Rev Fitzgerald in Red Cloud January 23 They will reside here Tho sawdust filling in the wooden box covering the steam and air pipes over the space between the roundhouse and backshop caught fire last week and gave the company fire department a little practice Slight damage Last Friday in the Burlington yard in Sheridan Wyo westbound freight 45 collided with a switch engine drawing a string of cars Both engines were badly damaged as well as the rollingstock Fireman Hanson Anderson was severely injured A blizzard was prevailing At an informal smoker in Master Mechanic Culbertsons office close of last week F W fcjchultz ex general foreman was presented a good watch and fob Colonel Ed Howell orator It was a handsome recognition on the part of the railroad boys of a competent pro gressive and energetic young foreman The Burlington has purchased thirty five acres of land northeast of the Platte river and Thirty first street for S300000 The land was purchased from Crawford Hill and the DenargoLand company for the purpose of erecting a new round house shops and for additional yard purposes The capacity of the shops now being used by tho Burlington is inadequate These shops will be sup plemented by larger and more commod ious ones across the Platte river on the strip of land recently acquired1 by the Burlington About S200000 will be ex pended in the erection of a new plant R F D No 1 G A Eeedel returned last Saturday from his visit down in Oklahoma A box social will be held at the Ken nedy school house nest Thursday even ing for the benefit of the library All are invited Sam Hughes says he can pronounce the name of the party who took his posts at the bridge Says he can say it out loud Attendance upon the Pickons school is visibly effected by the prevalence of chicken pox among the children of that neighborhood Joseph Dudek is suffering with an attack of grip District No 3 had no pupils Monday and the Ash Creek school had no teacher And they couldnt trade either One of S J Hughes children lias the pneumonia Ealpb Warfield is home from a visit to Cedar Bluffs Kansas Mrs W W Jones who has been visit ing her sister-in-law Mrs J I Lee for the past month returned to her home in Oklahoma City last Tuesday morning James I Lee finished filling his ice houses with fifteen inch ice of a first class quality on January 31st Perry Jones of Lamont Oklahoma who has been visiting his sisters re turned to his home Tuesday He will visit relatives at Guide Rock Nebraska and several points in Kansas on his way home Chas Bickerstaff and family moved into Lees sod house recently Emery Stone who has been down from Haigler for a month expects to re turn there Saturday SCHOOL CREEK Charles and Calvin Sedden aro getting out the stone for a bridge over School Creek The young folks are enjoying the fine skating E S Dutcher is building new corn cribs Lulu and Alfred Lange have been sick and absent from school in 15 Ollie Potts was over in Kansas on busi ness last week Being unable to secure a car C N Smith did not ship his Cattle to market Saturday last as he expected tup Childrens 1 75 warm lined Shoes now Childrens 31 50 warm lintel Shoes now PHONG 18 W INDIAN0LA A light suow fell here the second Mamie OConnor of Cambridge was a guest of the Misses Vering last week Mrs Walker Andrsws arrived homo Saturday morning from McCook whore she has been visiting with Mrs Pronger Miss Sarah Jenseu and Anna Smith were among tne guests who assembled at the Deaue home near Cambridye to witness tho double wedding last Thurs day at high noon G W Short is having a clearance sale this month Mr Blaine who is engineer in tho roller null at this place has returned fiom his visit to Nebraska City Mr John Puckett and family visited at tho home of Arthur Ilougland last Sunday A good sized crowd of young Hartley came up to Indhinola last Saturday for tho purpose of patronizing our photo grapher Mr Hentley Mr J C Puckett is confined to his home by a severe cao of grippe Thtre was aspt liing contest between the various towns around on Saturday of last week Wo understand tho best speller was a young lady from Lebanon Rufus Thomas Emmet Ervin and Mr Dolph brought a small drove of horses from Daabury Tuesday and delivered them into tho hands of a horse buyer from Denver The meetings at the Christian church nrti still in nrorre33 and will continue as loug as interest is manifested a few additions have been made Mrs W II Smith slipped and fell from the sidewalk at her homo last Thursday evening injuring her left foot quite badly a doctor was called and sae is now recovering Charlie Panian who has been visiting the Verings left for his home in Ru dolph Neb Monday of this week Mrs Charley Hoaer went down to Edisou the latter part of last week to visit a while with her daughter Mrs Simmons Mrs Sadie Broomfield took the morn ing train for Hastings last Saturday where she will visit a while with rela tives Mrs Elmer Thompson was taken very sick Saturday night with neuralgia of the stomach Dr Minnick was called and she is somewhat better Mrs Carlos Burt died Monday night after a lingering illness of over three months duration She leaves a husband and infant child to mourn her loss The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon at the Congregational church Rev Hawkins officiating Grandpa Myers was found dead in a small room adjoining his blacksmith shop last Wednesday evening Cause of death is unknown Imrb llili i iB IRfiaBp flfll Oil SCm DflTCv yULUSiHyl iloiLy March 1st to April 30th 82000 to Salt Lake Butte Helena S2250 to Spokane district 2300 to California Portland Seattle Ta coma Washington Daily through tourist sleepers to California via Denver Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake City also to Montana Wash ington and Puget Sound country Winter Tourist Rates To Colorado California and all Southern resorts Homeseekers Informa tion Bureau Free valuable information fur nished to seekers of Government and deeded lands along the Bur lington lines Let us help you locate your home in this fast grow ing and reliable zone of prosperity Write Landseekers Information Bureau lOOAFarnam St Omaha Nebraska For rates folders information etc apply to GEORGE S SCOTT Ticket Agent McCook Neb I L W WAKELEY G P Af Omaha Neb ff i5Jii n umutMBJ i rrtrvw u iuiii4WijjjCJUi jiMawjMojaM5aiiwijMmjw iiiiiiii iiim atwTiiittrMrgi Maiii muwiuiimmm nimiiwiiiw - i irnnriiim mini mimaMMBBiujimuuiii 1 1 wtnwiiti i i mi rX m mm iiMn 11111111111 n n n iiii New Sale of New Goods All the Time A few OllUC OfJCAlcll fo close out our line of warm footwear of winter goods we are offering some desirable shoes at really extraordinary low prices Ladies Felt Slippers always Eoldtit 82 00 now g Indies Felt Shoos former price S2 50 to 150 now 150 125 n sum w Mens Folt Slippers always worth G5c now Mens 300 Felt Shoes jjood values until they aro gone nt - 115 100 THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS cL M j l c vv fy9 Vi ttm gfCOTPtp ra fjj izxn3vuBuiviiXXWKSitz3ssrtBjBaasuitBjaxx No Old Sale of Old Goods at Arty Old Time Our spring stock consisting in part of the most beautiful Oxfords ever shown in McCook has arrived and is now on display Come in and see them MODEL SHOE STORE j v atmi a cv a IV 1 CDlVrtOIV1 rT l ii wfTvyirTrijmgieimingTiTTrrtnwrTi RESOLVED THAT THE AMOUNTOF GooDS N YOUR GARMENT ISNT ALL THAT T5 NEC E5TARY WE HAVE THE QUALITY AS WELL AS THE QUANTITY TOGETHER WITH STYLE AMP FIT AMD VARIETY WELL YOU SHOULD SEE THEH j BUSTER BRoVN iiv 4ra CQFYt6M7fQY THE DukTCR DKOWNCo CHiCAbO S ZMi Wr J m u z Vim I - - - i wmmztrnti IF f Jtv i I WHY SO MUCH GOOD CLOTH I J WAITED BE CAUSE IT IS NOT MADE V RI6HT WE CANNOT UNDERSTAND YOU KNOW THOUGH THAT A GREAT PART OF THE GOOD CLoTH THAT 15 MADE 1 5 MISTREATED BY BEING PUT INTO ILL SHAPED SUITS FIT IS A THING WE LOOK TO WHEN WE BUY OUR GOODS MIGHT YOU NOT JUST AS WELL GO To A STORE THAT WAS GOOD FITTING GOODS CLOTHES THAT FIT FEEL BETTER AND GOOD CLOTHES THAT FIT MAKE A MAN FEEL BETTER WE CAN SELL YOU SJTS AND TOP COATS FOR TH FOLLOWING PRICES AND THEY WILL FIT A GOOD SUIT FOR 1250 A GOOD SPRING OVERCOAT FOR 1250 A BETTER SUIT FOR 1 50O a better spring overcoats for 1 50o best possible suit for 2250 best possible spring ocoat for j80o the tailor can fit you no better but he WILL CHARGE OU MoRE RESPECTFULLY O L DEGROFE CO p 4S VWiWV mJaftmy V FRANKLIN President A C EBERT Cashier JAS S DOYLE Vice President j THR t CITIZENS BANK OF McCOOK NEB Paid Up Capital 50000 Surplus S 1 2000 EBBS DIRECTORS - V FRANKLIN Bixler Opera Hous February 12th Music by McCook Band JAS S D0YLEt Imperial train will arrive at McCook at 800 oclock Tuesday evening A C EBERT fey tyrtSrsybSV Great Eagles Military Dance j GO TO I HS GODFREY I I CO I for Bargains in Flour and Feed i Red Lion Silver Leaf Oak Leaf Faultless Isabelle Flour AGENTS FOR LIQUID COAL j ytlS