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RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Hcier Inspector GNoill was here
Wodnusdtiy
Enghih 1C02 will he out of tho back
shop this wielc
Engine J7o0 has had some pilot ro
jmirs this week
Tho 10G0 received somo front end at
tention this week
No 17Go is receiving drop pit repairs
over N 1 Litis wc k
Fred Ebrt ns gvon a fire in the
blacksmith shop this wiek
Mrs Ruth Bryan Loavitt next Tues
dny lMjjh school auditorium
Engineer L P Noilson has been given
tho 9 and 10 run between Lincoln and
McCook
Former Chief of Police Richard of
Lincoln is now a flagman on the McCook
division
Engineer I D Ponniigtnn has been
transferred to Denver aud is running
out of that city now
R Atkinson of Lynn Mass went to
work jesterday morning on the air
bench under Budig
Lylo Dulnney and George Eckhart
left Wednesday night being just out of
time in tho shops here
F E Kennedy and family are here
from Sheridan Wyoming guests of her
mother Mrs Miry Mullen
A number of box and stock cars were
scrapped this week beimr lifted off the
track in the yard and burned
Drop pit No 2 holds the 2710 this
week She is receiving repairs on her
cylinder pilot beam etc aso
General Mnstor Mechanic Johnson of
Lincoln was at McCook headquarters
Wednesday in the lino of duty
Engines 31S and 32G are in the back
shop for light repairs this week The
32G is receiving some new flues
Agent William Ilarris has resumed
tho ofiicb at Danbury and Carl Peterson
is subbing up the line further west
Last Saturday night is said to have
marked high tide in the matter of cars
in the McCook yard 1L10 cars being on
the tracks at that time of record
Wire Chief Heber was bitten by a cat
in a fit Sunday A physician was con
sulted and precautions taken and no
serious effects are anticipated
C M StennRtt postal clerk on the
McCook Imperial was stricken down
with lumbago last Thursday and
Postoffice Clerk Brady assisted him
make tho run that day He was relieved
by a substitute from Lincoln Friday
and has laid off for a ccuple of days to
recuperate
An extra freight train ran into the
section crew last Saturday morning
Oct 30th during the heavy fog demol
ishing the hand car Some of the men
had a very narrow escape They had
just got where they were going to work
when the train came upon them Edi
son cor Arapahoe Pioneer
ADVERTISED LIST
The following letters cards and pack
ages remain uncalled for at the McCook
postoffice November 12 1909
LETTERS
Bargcr Mr Walter Ball Mr Leo
Churning Mr Wm G Cornstalk Miss Bertha
Cowell Mr Daver Miss Eva
Gardner Jack Hanners Mrs Dan
Hanners Mrs D C Hatfield Charley
Kelley Miss Golda Laura Lee Miss Nora
Loft Mr William Moors Mr C J
Peck Mr Wm B Schmidt Mrs Katy
Wilson Mr E F
CARDS
Adems Mrs James
Buckler Roy
Cramer Mrs A V
Evans Eller E
Hall J B
Joboll Miss B
Lotspeich Fay
Moore Miss Mabllo
Smith Mrs M
Avery Mr C F
Clark Mr C J
Dewey Mr G C
Finney J E
Hauser Mr Gustav
Laux Mr Oscar
Mather Mr E O
Nieineyer Mr John
Vincent Mrs Anna
Wilson Mr F
When calling for these please say
they were advertised
Lon Coke P M
Warrant Out For OConnor
Ed OConnor and Art Osborn had
an encounter Wednesday night in the
Bailey Vasconcellos billiard hall In
which Osborn was pretty badly used by
OConnor for whom an officer is out
with a warrant charging assault The
row is said to have been fast and furious
for a short time with billiard balls etc
in the atmosphere Cards are mention
ed as at the bottom of the affair
Jet Yokes Pendants Etc
See us for jet yokes rosettes pen
dants trimming setts and jet nail heads
Also jet trimming by the yard in large
variety The Thompson D G Co Ut
most value
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ljLjt Mra l S Wilcox Mrs Emorson
AlcCook Neb IctiiJ lIinson untl A- Knowloml were
hostesses Tuesday afternoon nt a lunch-
No ContrnlTimo ll 10 r m I oon Ht tflJ Wilcox residence in which
50 A between HXty nnd auventy friends of tho
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SIonpIri dining and roclluini chair crs
mts froit on through tniin Tiekots sold
and liatrKime cliuckoil to any point in tlm United
States or Canadu
For Inforinn lion ttmntnlilos maps nnd tick
et call on or writo I F Hnitottor Agnnt
McCook SVntftka or L W Wnkeloy Gonornl
PKsHnr Acnt OtnaliR NobniHka
Indies participated with every indica
tion of fullest onjuyniont ho rent and
fiuoiitnnsou i whs tln hospitality dispen
sed by the ladies Trie luncheon was
served in dainty fashion with every
chaste accessory
3uitac and chrysanthemums consti
tuted the bini pi pretty decorative effort
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fort
Withnl it was one of tho seaaona
Social UCLtSM8
COURT HOUSE NEWS
COUNTY COUKT
Following licenses to marry have been
isiiumI since our last report
Taplor C G iines 10 Mr- Delilah M
Oliver 40 both of Stratton
Married Nov 1 by I onnty Judge
Ruel G L o 50 Mamie Alice Mann
21 both of Imiiiitiol i Parents consent
for groom given
Frtdcrick H Minn 26 AnnuKirch r
25 both of Iodianola
William 0Nii 23 of Palisade Neb
Ollie Collins 21 of Blanche Neb
Organized and Elected Officers
The Busy Bee Club mHt witn Mrs J
W Wimer Saturday Nov 6 at 330
p in They organized and elected of
ficers for tho eti uini year Esther
Garrett president Minnio Mitchell
vico presideut Mina Wilmot secretary
Eva Wood treasurer committee to visit
tho eick Bernice McManigal Esther
Ball Vera Calvert Mary Brooks
They cordially invito all girls 12 and
under to join their club and gef busy
After the meeting was closed Mrs
Wimer served liyht refreshments
Given to Missions
At the Oct 31 st Sunday service in the
German Congregational church the day
was devoted to Missioi Harvest Thank
Feast and The Reformation Rev Hen
kelmann preached to large congrega
tions notwithstanding stormy weather
The collection for missions was 57 and
10 each from the Junior nnd Sen
ior Endeavor societies In Junb the
church gave S75 to the new church in
Hastings and in August past 20 was
added to tlmr missionary offering
A Ladys 1500 Long Coat
Made of superior broadcloth lined
from top to bottom with fine satin
length 54 inches sven eighths fitting
back handsomely trimmed with wide
silk and soutache braids has wide lapels
and military collar A handsome sti
lish garment for a close cash price The
Thompson D G Co Utmost valuo
Ladles Coat Suits
at 12 50 1500 18 00 20 00 and S25
For style fit and quality of materials at
very reasonable prices our garments
cannot be equaled Our prices are
strictly cash aud we save you from 10
to 20 per cent on a suit The Thompson
D G Co Utmost value
Death of a Former Resident
Mrs John Bramble a former resident
of McCook died of cancer in Loveland
Colorado November 1st and was buried
in that city on the 3rd Departed was
a member of the Degree of Honor and
carried a policy in the order of 2000
Supt Taylor Vice President
At the State Teachers Association
meeting in Lincoln last week Supt
Taylor of the McCook public schools
was duly recognized and honored by be
ing elected vice president of the Associa
tion for next year
Desire Passenger Service
The several towns on the
Imperial branch are petitioning the
Burlington for a daily passenger service
and an every other day freight service
on that branch Heres hoping their
prayers will be heard
Eureka chaptpr O E S will be vis
ited on next Friday evening November
19th by the Grand Worthy Matron of
Nebraska
Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavitt next Tues
day High school auditorium
Typewriter ribbons papers etc for
sale at The Trirune office
Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavitt next Tues
day High school auditorium
Special Arrival
Velma
Clarice
Clairvoyant and Palmist
The One You Have
Been Waiting For
Not a question asked To prove her
ability you are given your name and of
others you are interested in
Gives advice in all love affairs busi
ness law suits changes what best
adapted to
She heals and diagnoses disease in
clairvovant state
Few Her Equal None her Superior
Hours 9 to 9
Terms Reasonable
One Door North of Temple Theatre
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Dr John M Drive Nuembr 19
The second iiiml er of iho Citixt us
Entertainment ami Lpcture courso will
bo Dr Driver one week from to night
November 19 While Dr Driver is ad
vertifeol as a locturer dont yu let any
body make you think that ho gives tho i
Dry Old Stuff that U given by a lot of
lecturers lie will iimIio yim laugh a
lot Ho will mix in a good portion of
fuu wit and humour witn lecture
and you will simply enj it Of course I
you dont like dry philosnpoieal rheorir
Who does Tho day of I hat kind of
thing is past
Dr Driver is a big man physically
mentally and in what he has seen and
done Ho i a man of deeds as well as
of words You liked th firt number of
the course n w juet have faith come
out to hear Driver and you will like him
too Wo know He never fails to
please He hai been hero before Just
ask somo one wlm hejrl him last time
McCook people havo tho power of di
cernment in lectures ami entertain
ments The peoples likes nnd dislikes
hero corresponded with the price and
ability of tho ralent Few platform
speakers have the power that Dr Driver
has Reserved f eaty 50c
Season TicKets
Season tickets can be had for the re
mainder of tho lecture courso for 150
Those whoso who paid 75c may havo a
ticket for the remainder of the course
for 125
Dr Driver next Fridey night
Senior Endeavor of German Congre
gational church meets at 7 oclock now
instead of 4 as formerly
Rev Earle will preach at Wilsonville
Monday Nov 15 at 730 p m Leba
non on tho IGth nnd Danbury on the
17th both at the same hour
Miss L llian Fitzgerad returned last
Friday from Kansas City where she
recently graduated from Kiester Coll
tge She will remain at home and an
nouncement of her work will appear
lattr
Dr Driver next Friday night
McConnells Balsam cures coughs
Mary Harrison nurse Phone black 286
Fresh and wholesome home made
mince meat at Mtigcers market and
grocery
Dr Driver next Friday night
SI RICTLY PERSONAL
Dr Driver next Friday night
RaliH Haggard of Orleans was in
the city this morning
Mr and Mrs J E Kelley arrived
home this morning from Excelsior
Springs Mo
Jacob Wiggins returned this morn
ing from visiting some real estate inter
ests in Kansas
Mrs Jennie Bianding departed to
day for Readstown Wis where she ex
pects to spend the winter
Mrs E R Earle arrived home
Thursday from a six weekB absence in
Arapahoe taking care of her ailing
mother
LEBANON
Rev E R of McCook will
preach in Lebanon November 16th at
730 p m
Mr Cartright had business in Marion
last week
D F Schwab and family were guests
of his brother Fred and family in Mc
Cook over Sunday
C H Nichols has returned from El
berta Utah where he has been for sev
eral months
R F D No 1
Miss Martha Boll of Bartley and Mr
Jacob Leibbrandt of Ash Creek were
married in Trinity German Lutheran
church last Thursday November 4th
1909 Rev Theodore Goehle officiating
Those present included many friends
neighbors and relatives of the parties
Legal Blanks Here
This office carries all kinds of legal
blank forms and makes special blanks
to order promptly and accurately
Farm Loans
Optional payments No caBh com
mission required P S Heaton
McMillens Cough Cure is effective
and pleasant
A Society
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Of Any
Character
Printed at
This
Office
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GET THE
BEST
Samples Shown and Prices Fur
nished on Application
CITY STYLES AT
HALF THE PRICE
Ypu can secure the city
styles the latest devel
opment of the photogra
phers art nt haiv tiik
iMticiJ charged for simil
ar work in the city at
Thk Nkw Studio Also
those who i refer them
can ave tho soot and
white wash with over
oyclash sharply defined
sort of pictures Why go
to tho city in order to pay
more for the same thing
E Scliell Kimmell
Main ave McCook
First Door North
of Commercial Hotel
MOVEMENTS OF THE f EOPLE
Mrs Ruth B i I kvih i i xt Tues
day High school auditorium
J A Brick is a new cutter employed
in the Miui er meat market
Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavitt next
lliijh school auditorium
E D Brown clerk of tho court of
Frontier county got a line up last Sat
urday
Editor Blauvhlt r the Arapahoe
Mitror aud Mrs Blauvelt were city
visitor last Fiiday
W R Graham of Bovina C lorado
spent several daslast week with his lif
ter Mrs M G Welles
Mrs A R Scott wont down to Hast
ings Geneva and other points last Sun
day evening on a short vi it
Glen Williams of the Stockvillo
Faber hirt buinet H political pnd other
wise iu the metropolis labt Saturday
Mrs F M Kimmell departed Tuf s
day morning for Aurora Nebraska on
a visit to her sipter Mrs E E Mageo
E M Stewart spent a few hours in
the city Monday on his return to Den
ver from a trip to Chicago on business
Mrs Jackson is down from the farm
near Trenton and spending the week
visiting her daughter Mrs Nick Snyder
Lawyers C A Ready of Hayes Cen
ter and J L White attended the school
of politics here Wednesday en passant
Mrs G E Thompson and Miss flehu
arrived 1 ome Sunday night from a
short visit with Miss Margaret in Lin
coln
Mrs N B Bush came over from
Oberlin Kansas close of last eek to
visit her parents Mr and Mrs F D
Burgess
Miss Gladys Fuller of Sheridan
Wyoming came down to the city end
of past week and has been visiting her
sister Mrs Sam Pickard
Rev Bryant Howe spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Edison attending the
Methodist Ministerial association meet
ings of Holdrege district
Mr and Mrs Will Beyrer and
family returned in their automobile to
Bertrand Sunday after spending a few
days here guests of his sister Mrs S E
Callen
Mr and Mrs EJ Kates spent Sun
day in the city on their way home from
a short visit to her uncle in Yuma Colo
rado They came up from Lincoln
last Thursday
Frank and John Amann were both
up from Bloomington end of last week
They report it too wet to work in the
fields in that neighborhood hence a lit
tle vacation for rhem
Mr and Mrs Robert LeGoue and
Miss Jones of Lincoln and Miss Baum
ann of West Point will arrive in the
city tonight to be guests of Mrs C D
Ritchie for a brief social season
Mrs A C Ebert is entertaining sev
eral relatives this week Mrs Marie
E Feltch of Denver Mrs Eva Kimbal
of Clarinda Iowa and Mr A L Pierce
of Hardy Neb sisters and brother of
her mother Mrs Stockton
Congressman Norris departed Sun
day Washington ward He will spend
a week or so in northeastern Nebraska
lecturing before taking his final leave
for the national capital He visited
briefly at Beaver City enroute
Large Package Box
The McCook office has just been
equipped with a large package box
which has been placed in the entrance
way at the office This will prove an
appreciated convenience to the public
Hereafter it will be possible to mail
packages of very considerable size if
properly stamped when the office is
closed for any reason
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MITCHELL
Auctioneer
Street Sales
Every Saturday
Consignments
Solicited
LET ME CRY YOUR FARM SALE
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
With McCook Republican Phone 17
Residence Phone 326
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