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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1909)
KSS3 J TTfftiTT n irtr TWENTY EIGHTH YEAH fW ANNOUNCEMENT Having purchased tbe 13eo Ilivo stock of D W Colson I wish to announce that I am now prepared to supply your wants in GROCERIES HATS CAPS SIIOES NOTIONS and all winds of General Merchandise I earnestly solicit the patronage of all and with the best interests of my customers continually in mind I shall at all times en deavor to furnish the best possible merchandise at the very lowest prices Favor me with a call or phone your order to No 47 F S VAHUE General Merchandise 223 Main Avenue Democrats Met Saturday The Democratic meeting last Satur day was pretty well attended by poli ticians from all over tbe county The object of the gathering was stated as being tho securingof suitable candidates for all of the various offces of the coun ty The matter was pretty well gone over we are informed and the present indications are that filings will be made for each of the county offices by Demo- crats perhaps in several instances there will be more than one filing for the same office as the sentiment is not entirely unanimous in this regard While sentiment and purpose may have been considerably chrystallized there is uo doubt but that other inter ests may be recognized and represented when the filing date arrives The sentiment of the meeting was clearly in favor of Barney Hofer of this city the county central committee sec retary for the office of county clerk On the other hand there sesms to have been a lack of those desiring or willing to run for county treasurer While the matter of candidates for sheriff was not very unanimous Some Price on Staples Our low and attractive prices are not simply on the fancier goods but extend to staples as well as witness the follow ing Simpsons and American prints 5c Same with border oc Amoskeag apron ginghams Go A TYtArtoon A O Kn orrnin Hncra 91f I Best table oil cloth 15c Peerless carpet warp 21c 36 inch black taffetta silk 69c Ladies gauze vests 5c to 50c Ladies gauze unions doc to blzo Mens good blue oall and jackets 39c Mens heavy blue oall and jackets 69c 6 big red or blue hdfs for 25c Childrens romper suits 39c Ladies washable jumper suits 125 Childrens parasols with fans 10c Mosquito netting 5c You owe it to yourself and family to take advantage of our bono fide and strictly cash prices We solicit your trade The Thompson D G Co The utmost value Mr Thresnerman We bel eve you can make money this year if you have a good machine and are ready for business Remember that we are agents for the J I Case Co and can land you a machine here in a few days Let us fill your orders for anything in the threshers line Good stock of oil grease and other supplies always on hand McCook Hardware Co Hall Insurance Let us insure your grain against loss by hail Policy written at our of fice Honest adjustment and prompt guarantee Boyle Eldred Office over post office Phone 44 New Carrier On No l Carrier C C Byfield made his last trip Tuesday and Steve Jimerson took up the work Wednesday morning Reducer for removing spots or clearing up the negatives Especially good for films L W McConnell Druggist ft For Sale Reasonable Good driving or work horse Morrisey Ranch Phone black 292 fc Crt m Tnon UK N J Johnson over McConne lls store A F A M Meeting Regular meeting of McCook Lodge No 1S5 A F A M Tuesday July 6 at 80 p m Work in E A degree By Order of the W M C L Fahnestock Secy gft miJjeafAVtVTg Sf 52 r rf S 1 w Wholesale Initiation It was nu unusual pleaHure the ladies of McCoolc temple P thian Snterhood had on Wednesday evening of ibis wok when they initiated into their temple some thirty members of McCook lodge Knights of Pythias ThH large under taking was very cleverly negotiated by the sisterhood the accomplishment be ng the uiire note worthy perforce he act riiac tbf tempi hid just bean organized hen Tne gentlemen all went in as cljHrttr men bers After the initial ton the ladies spread a very tempting lunch in the banquet ball Informal toBStsby Congressman Norris and others added to this feature of tbe evening Candelabra and white and pink carnations served to make more attractive rho tables The ewnt was a 2aTn irable one for both temple and lodge It is hoped that it was but a foreoHRt of many de lightful social events to follow Their Second Anniversary The Monte Cristo cafe will celebrate its second anniversary July 4th nest Sundaj And in this connection a change will made which the man agement hopes will be entirely satisfac tory and pleasing to their patrons Sun day dinners will hereafter be served from 530 to 730 p m instead of at the noon hour as hitherto The price of the table dhote will remain at 50c Next Sunday there will be special music We wish to express our appreciation for past patronage and hope by contin ued exceptional service and cuisine to receive an even greater share of the same Peterson Sisters Company Order No 8 McCook Nebraska June 30 1909 Co M First Regiment N N G The annual encampment of the Ne braska national guard will be held at Ashland Nebraska July 20 to 30 and in accordance with tbe abcve order all members of Co M Nebraska national guard are herepy ordered to report to their armory or first sergeant not later than July 19ch Any member failing to report will be considered a deserter and treated as such By order of Alvin R Scott Captain Commanding Co M 1st Regiment MAKE THE WHEELS GO ROUND Oil doesnt exactly make the wheels go round but helps a lot if it is the right kind It would be hard to find a better or more reliable oil than Vacuum Automobile Oil The protection it is to the various parts of the machine is worth many times the price of the oil It is sure to please Try it 75 cents per gallon or 330 in five gallon lots L W McConnell Druggist Burled In Longview Cemetery Lloyd the infant son of Mr and Mrs John W Rhodas died on Monday eve ning The little one was born on the 24th instant Brief services were held at the home Tuesday morning conduct ed by Rev Carman interment following in Longview cemetery The family moved to our city but a few months ago He is employed in the shops Campaigning for Forty Thousand Deputy Grand Master Workman Stump is now making his home in Mc Cook and is assisting in the campaign for forty thousand membership in the Nebraska A O U W McCdok lodge now numbers 450 and it is expected to materially increase that number at this time Fell Off Step Ladder Mr Jackson at 904 2nd street west fell off of a step ladder Monday while picking cherries and was quite pain fully injured about the face besides being badly shaken up by tbe fall Mixed Paints If you want a paint to stand this climate use Lincoln absolutely pure mixed paint It will give you satisfac tion and prices are right A McMillen Druggist Hail Insurance Insure your crops against loss by bail in the St Paul P M Ins Co and the Conn Fire Ins Co of Hartford Boyle Eldred Agents Office over post office Phone 44 Separate Pants They come in very handy and com fortable for summer We have a dandy stock of them Rozell Barger For Sale Sweet Potato CabbageTomato Cay enne Pepper and Sweet Mango Pepper plants Mrs L M Best Phone 91 Band Concert Tonight The band will give its first concert of the summerat the intersection of Main and B street this evening k AST ft rtfc R A Green Nsw Cashier At a meeting of the directors of the Oitiz ns National Bank of MoCooU R A Green was elect d cashier of that bank to ncced A C Ehert resigned R A Green well known to the peo ple throughout this entiro section hav ing served as county clerk for six years and been for several years connected with the banking business in Cedar Blnffs Kunpas He has lived in Red Willow county for the pant 23 years The bank is indeed fortunate to se cure a man of Mr Greens experience and ability to succeed their popular oldstand by A C Ebert who will re tire from the banking business for the present at least on account of the de mands of his health Seeks Renominatlon Elsewhere in this issue will he found the announcement of Clifford Naden present county treasurer who seeks renomination at the hands of the voters of Red Willow county Mr Naden has given this county a careful accurate honest administration of this import ant office The books and the work ings of the office are open to the most careful scrutiny of the people and Mr Naden is perfectly willing to stand upon the record made and seeks continuance in the office upon the facts The Tri bune believes the office will staud full est investigation and that his work has been worthy in every respect HAVE YOU TRIED VIOLET AMMONIA It is a refined ammonia with which the odor of true violets have been com bined It is used in many ways that ammonia is employed especially for the bath It is refre hing and stimulating to the skin and it makes the cleansing more perfect A few drops in the basin when the hands or fane are being wash ed will show how refreshing and valu able it is A sure cure for prickly heat L W McConnell DruggiBt Banks Will Observe Monday The three banks of our city will ob serve Monday -July 5 as their Indepen dence day and will be closed all day Patrons kindly observe The postoffice will observe the follow ing hours 8 to 9 a m 12 to 1 p m Carriers will make only the morning delivery Mercerized Black Skirts 44c On Friday will place on Bargain Square 25 ladies black silk finished petticoats of our regular 63c quality and mark them 44 cents They are light summer weight and this is the season Dont be customer No 26 The Thomp son D G Co The utmost vjdue Mrs McCofferty will be at McConnells Drug Store Saturday afternoon and evening July 3rd demonstrating a new massage cream and other toilet preparations The ladies of McCook and vicinity are requested to call L W McConnell Druggist Water From River Jordan Twelve children were baptized in the Methodist church last Sunday morning the water used having been brought from the River Jordan in the Holy Land Three new members were also received into the church making a total membership of 493 Is Good To Be Here After reading the lurid and imaginative accounts of our storm of last Sunday a week ago in the surrounding local press the people of McUook must indeed feel good to be left on earth Brethren the facts were not nearly so serious Intensifier for week negatives It strengthens the negatives and brings out all defects so a3 to enable you to make a good print from what you would consider a poor negative Try it L W McConkell Druggist Land for Sale The David Goodenberger land located south of Dodge school house North east quarter 29-1-29 Will be sold at public auction at east front door of court house in McCook July 12th at one oclock p m l 2t its Your Own Fault if your bread isnt the best ever if you dont buy thb famous Loomis high patent at the McCook Flour and Feed Store G F Smith proprietor Some More Panamas and a fine lot of straw hats for the boys Rozell Barger have just received them You will get your choice now To My Patrons While I am ill I have arranged to have my work go on as usual Mrs S E Griggs HAMMOCKS Yes at McConnells Strong dur able well made hammocks from 8100 to 81000 The Stangland Pool Wedding On Wednesday June 30 1909 at five o1clock p m Miss Martha MayStang land of McCook and Mr Raymond John Pool of Lincoln were united in marriage at home of brides parents Mr and Mrs K KStangland Rev M B Carman of the Methodist church performing tbe ceremony in an impressive style using tbe ring service Only a few of the relatives and friends were present The wedding march was played by Miss Tacie LeLong Aftpr the best wishes and congratu lations had been offered by those pres ent Mis Welle read letters and dis patches from the brides sisters Mrs Ira J Clark of Delta Colo and Mrs L F Pedley of Bertrand also her brother Mr Knud Stangland of Lincoln expressing their best wishes for the bride and groom The bride is one of McCooks own a charming and popular young woman whose life has been largely spent here she is much admired and loved by a large circle and all join in wishing them a wedded life of happiness Aftdr graduating from the McCo k high school she attended tbe university of Nebraska for one year than taught in the public schools of Red Willow county then went to the Lincoln Busi ness College After completing her course she was elected a member of the faculty She held an important posi tion as instructor in the shorthand de partment for over four years The groom spent his early years on a farm in Cass county After graduating from the Weeping Water high school he entered the University of Nebraska where he graduated in the class of 1907 with the degree of bachelor of arts One year later he took the degree of master of arts As an under graduate he was a member of the college fraternity of Alpha Theta Chi and was an assist ant to the department of botany Dur ing his senior year he was elected to the honorary societies of Phi Bata Kappa Iiterarj and Sigma Xi scientific He now holds the position of adjunct prof essor of botany in the Universitj of Chicago During the summer quarter of 1908 he did post graduate work in botany in the Uinvsrsity of Chicago He is a member of the American Asso ciation for the Advancement of Science The American Forestry association The National Geographic society Botanists of tht Central States The Nebraska Academy of Science and the Nebraska State Teachers association He is the author of numerous papers and reviews in various scientific journals Many handsome and useful gifts were received by the young couple A four course wedding dinner was spread Mrs H H Berry Miss Dora Oys ter and Miss Tacie DeLong serving Mr and Mrs Pool departed on No 1 Thursday and will visit various points in Colorado spending some time with Mr Enos A Mills at his home Longs Peak Inn and several das with Prof Frederic E Clements of Univen itj of Minnesota one of Mr Pools former teachers who with Mrs Clements is spending the summer in ootanical in vestigation in Colorado They will also vinit the brides sister and husband Dr and Mrs Ira J Claik of Delta Colo They will return to Lincoln in time for the opening of the State University in September and will be home to their friends after October 1st at 1451 Q st where an elegant modern cottage is ready to receive them The cottage is a gift from the grooms parents The out-of-town guests were Mr aud Mrs Wm H Pool parents of the groom and Albert his brother from Weeping Water Mr Clarence E Pool and wife and their two little girls from Wabash Com Automobiles A few bargains in second hand ma chines One Wayne runabout 14 horse power shaft drive equipped with Sweinharts solid rubber tires price 8250 00 Picklums Garage 222 W B St IJ 1 McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING JULY 1 1909 Special on Wall Paper For the next few weeks we will make special prices on wall piper Have fair assortment left from which to select A McMillen Druggist No Hunting Allowed No hunting allowed on my farm or on the Walsh land leased by me under penalty of the law E F Flitcraft Nifty Hats They sell the niftiest hats at Rozell Bargers at 8225 Just prove this by calling and inspecting their line For Sale N E i 12 3 33 Make offer Geo W LeFevre 406 So 7th St San Jose Calif Money To Loan On Farms See Rozell Barger at clothing store Tender Tribute By Friends The funeral services ver the remains of Miss Edna Kellev wore held in the home last Friday morning many friends paying a tribute to hr memory and of respect and sympathy to the family by their presence nt the brief but touching services conducted by Rev E K Earle rector of St Albans church of which deceased was a member A solo by Miss Eteie Campbell and two hymns by tbe church choir consti tuted the music of the sad occasion The elegant casket was simply em bowered in the rich and numerous floral tributes of friends in the city and else where The pall bearers were Max Hare Fred Archibald Budd Bailey Ward Evans Walter Campbell and John Bur nett Elsie Campbell Hazel Merle Julia Barnes Mary Barbazette Blanche Asten Leah Pennell and Hazel Barba zette Gertrude Morrissey being honorary pall bearers the oung ladies being uni formly gowned in white and tbe young men in black The honorary pall-bearers each carried a pink carnation which they deposited in the grave at Longview cemetery where tbe remains were interred in the family burial plat LEAD THAT SAVES LABOR Our strictly pure white lead will look better after six years than so called leads do after two years It saves labor because the surface to which it is ap plied will not need to be painted often It also saves labor because it spreads best easiest and most evenly It also covers more surface is whiter and taken tints better than any other white lead on the market This is the lead to use if you want best results with least labor and at lowest cost It is absolutely pure L W McConnkll Druggist Shut Down For Repairs On account of the damage to our roof and smokestack Sunday a week ago we are compelled to shut down the mill and give it a thorough over hauling This work will require about ten days more after which we will be ready for our patrons and be better than ever able to give them prompt and efficient service McCook Milling Co Officers Installed Last Thursday The officers of McCook lodge No 135 A F A M were installed on last Thursday evening June 24th St Johns day Alonzo Cone W M Burris H Stewart S W Robert J Gunn J W George Willetts Jr treasurer C L Fahnestock secretary W E Hart S D H E Culbertson J D C B Gray tyler Bring Them To Me I am in the market for the purchase of cattle and hogs in faut of live stock of all kinds and asdure patrons of pay ing the highest market price I may be found a the Nelms feed store phone 186 or at my residence on north lat street east phone red 143 Give me an opportunity of making you a price on your stuff D C Marsh Well Advanced The new German Evangelical Luth eran church building on north 6th street eust is well advanced in construc tion It ia of frame construction of the usual type small but adequate to the demands of the new congregation being gathered together by Pastor Bruegge mann Wash Suits and Skirts White ducK skirts buttoning down front with large pearl buttons 8150 Colored chevron striped ditto 8150 Washable jacket suits 8500 to 3759 Washable jumper suits 31 25 to 8400 Alterations free The Thompson D G Co The utmost value Circumstances Unfavorable Owing to the inability of the man agement to obtain suitable lease on grounds together with the fact that the season was so far ahanced before an organization was etfected the McCook Tennis association will make no further plans for this summer Female Help Wanted a hired girl or a woman to help my mother keep house for me I will pay good wages to the right party- Write the undersigned at Superior Nebraska R F D No 2 A L Overman The Smart Clothes Just received at The Leading Cloth iers another shipment of those Hart Schaff ner Marx Smart Clothes suits that never fail to suit you Rozell Barger FARM LOANS WThittaker Gray 107 West B Mc Cook Nebraska 25 tf For Rent Five room dwelling Phone red 278 wmmGAJtMMUMi i c HARD WORK The harder a man works the more essential it is for him to save if he is to get tho real good of his labor The saved portion is tho seed of actual accomplish ment and independence This is not theory it is practical fact which many learn from oxporienco when it is too lato Dont wait Start an account today -with THE McCOOK NATIONAL BANK -tat P Walsh President C F Lehn V Pres C J OBrien Cshr DIRECTOH8 J J Loughran P F McKenna Two June Weddings Rev Edker Burton officiated Sunday at the wedding of two young couples of our city In the first instance Miss Lola Pearl Hiloman and Oliver K DeLong wero the contracting parties The ceremony was performed at the homo of the brides mother MrsSusan C Hileman at the hour of one oclock They will make their home at tho residence of thu grooms father Frank DeLong in South McCook In the afternoon at 330 at the homo of tho grooms parents Conductor and Mrs Herman ilegenbergerthe wedding of Miss Myrtle F Rupp and Floyd M Ilugenberger was consummated Floyd is the junior member of the firm of Okerson Hegenberger barbers They will make their home at 207 3rd streot r east The Tiiibunk adds its congratulations and well wishes for both of these young couples G T C Club Meeting The G T C club had a most enjoy able meeting last Monday eveningwith Mr and Mrs J A Wilcox A guessing contest in charge of Mrs Chase caused quite an animated specu lation The honors a bouquet of roses were awarded to the hostess Dainty refreshments were served and after music both vocal and instrumental the club adjourned to meet next time with Mr and Mrs Chase One Present On Bargain Square Friday morning we will place on Bargain Square thirty seven mens undershirts and drawers consisting of odds from the regular stocks and being worth 35c and 5Jc each at the price of 19c a garment These are summer garments and mostly small sizes The Thompson D G Co The utmost val ue Fifteen Government Licenses According to government records at Omaha there are 15 government liquor liceuses held in the city of McCook or which were in effect July 1st 1903 All government licences must be renewed today Comfortable Shirts What that means these warm days Rozell Barger have them in plenty in plain blues the whites and creams without and with collars Come and see for yourself Notice to the Public Mr J H Schneider professional piano and organ tuner 511 west 3rd street McCook Neb is now ready for engagements in his profession Harvest Is Approaching You will need gloves We have them at from 25 cents to 3250 and in all stze3 Rozell Bakger Hammocks We have a large line of up-to-date hammocks at various prices A McMillen Druggist Farm Loans Optional payments No cash com mission required P S Heaton I I NOTICE As the ice cream season has again opened with us our store will remain open evenings through out the summer Woodworth Co Druggists
