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Sleeping dining and rocliniuff rlmlr cars
Seats froo on through truins Tickot9 sold
and baggage chocked to any point in tite United
etatos or Canada
For information timo tables maps and tick
ets cail on or write D F Hostetlor Agent
McCook Nebraska or L W Wakeley General
Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
Matt Law ler was out from Omaha a
day or two this mid week
Dispatcher T B Campbell is with
his brother Joe at Long Beach Calif
Mr and Mrs Guy Tomlinson re
turned first of the week from their
Omaha visit
Conductor and Mrs H R Childress
entertained a visit from the stork
first of the week
The Burlington gang of carpenters
closed their labors in Oxford by re
modeling and improving the freight
house office and platform
Locomotive engineers in Germany
if they have run their engines ten
years without accident receive from
the government a gold medal and
500 in cash
Mi s Fannio Frantz arrived from
Niagara New York this week and will
accompany Mr and Mrs C D Noble
her uncle and aunt on their viait first
of next week to the western coast
Conductor Elmer Hawkins was let
out of the service end of last week
presumably for failing to protect the
work train he was in charge of near
Axtell recently from an extra f reign
which ran into his train with some
damage
For the year ending June 30 1910
Culbertson station handled 28130527
pounds of freight receiving for
freight and passenger business a tot
al of 5942849 Culbertson shipped
out 414 carload lots and received 21S
carload shipments
The foreman of the roundhouse and
his clerk Mr Klein and Mr Edmond
son respectively are having a new of
fice built more in keeping with the
great Burlington route The shant
has done duty many years and now
that Jim Hill seems to prosper it was
thought best that a small portion of
his wealth be used to keep up the
reputation of the Burlington as the
road that does things Akron
Pioneer Press
Engineer and Mrs Hugh Brown and
Miss Bertha Brown left Thursday
for Colorado City for a visit of sev
eral weeks with Mr and Mrs S M
Bayles and Mr Browns father Mrs
Bayles was formerly Miss Ada Ham
mond of this city From Colorado
City they will go to Encampment
Cheyenne and other points in Wy
oming for visits with Mrs Browns
parents and sisters They expect to
be absent about a month Hastings
Tribune
Passengers on Train 15 Monday
night at Arapahoe were treated to
an unusual experience when the irate
women and a few men of that town
loaded a male and two females of
that burg onto the train with direc
tions not to return After the unde
sirables had been placed on the train
the women took every opportunity
to inform the passengers on the train
of the character of the trio who had
just been compelled to leave that
town All three had been caught in
fragranle dolk to The trio had just
money enough among them to get
the bunch to Denver whither they
went There are a few others in
Arapahoe which the people propose
to run out of town it is stated
Sam Omaha
No 65543
This splendid Jersey bull
sired by Omahas Prince
Pogis No 51637 dam Snow
flakes Best No 168354 will
be found at my place in
East McCook during the
season This animal was
bred at the Nebraska Uni
versity farm and is regis
tered in the American Jer
sey Cattle Club New York
He is solid color black ton
gue and switch
C W DEWEY Keeper
I Engine 1911 is over drop pit for usual
repair
I They gave the 1772 st new pilot beam
this week
Tto 318 is undergoing oxtensivc
round house repairs
I Allio Koyes of Hastings visited Mc
Cook frendti mid week
Gus Hudig hobnobbed with the poli
ticians in Lincoln Tuesday
The big drop pit will bo completed
this week and it will bo a dandy
The high pressure eylindors on the
j 2923 received new bushing this week
j Scotty returned to work Tuesday
aftor a month a absuncd with a red card
on the house
Mr and Mrs Gary Dolo of Denver
spent Wednesday in the city guest of
Mr and Mrs A C Wieho leaving on
I for Denver They have been at a
family reunion of the Doles at Tamora
CONVENTIONS MEET
DEMOCRATS AT GRAND ISLAND
REPUBLICANS AT LINCOLN
COUNTY OPTION IS THE ISSUE
Republicans Adopt County Option
Plank and for a Direct
Legislation
Democrats Reject County Option and
Endorse Eight Oclock
Closing Law
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VOTE ON COUNTY OPTION
Republican
For 558
Against 276
Democratic
For 198
ifc Against 647
The republican state platform re
views achievements of the party and
endorses the work of its leaders
Favors the creation of a non-partisan
board of control for state insti
tutions
Endorses county option
Favors redisricting the state for
legislative purposes
Endorses direct legislation
The republican party of Nebraska
has declared for county option This
fall it will go before the people of the
state with its candidates endorsing
that issue as a further regulation of
the liquor traffic and pledging the re
publican candidate for governor to
sign if he is elected The party also
declares that the people should have
a right to vote on a constitutional
amendment referring to direct legis
lation or initiative and referendum
non partisan control of state institu
tions and the hearty endorsement of
the activity of President Taft in his
NORRIS BROWN
United States Senator from Nebraska
insistence on needed legislation The
county option plank was recommend
ed by the committee as was also the
administration plank and the non-partisan
board of control The direct
legislation plank came before the con
vention as an appeal from the major
ity of the committee
The convention was absolutely in
the hands of the county optionists
Little had been heard about direct
legislation but when the appeal from
the committee came It secured almost
as strong endorsement as the county
option plank Two days of nard work
by the men who would have had a
compromise or would have had the
platform silent on the liquor question
did not move many of the delegates
from their position Two hours in
the committee on resolutions failed
to move the majority of one member
from an insistence on a straight plank
declaration Speeches in the conven
tion against the measure were listened
to with much impatience The word
ing of the -lank which was adopted
the night before the convention as a
sane and moderate one was finally
forced through the convention by an
overwhelming majority and amid
scenes of wild excitement and en
thus asm
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Frank S Vahue was a city visitor
Tuesday
Mrs Eliza Dudek is visiting in
Fulton Illinois
Mr and Mrs D M Huet were
Lincoln visitors Monday
Dr Hart was called to Culbertson
yesterday on veterinary work
C A Larson of Stratton was in
the city last Friday on business
Miss Elsie Houser of Trenton is a
new employe in the First Rational
Bank
Miss Theressa Gatewood has been
visiting her uncle Clatie Burgess near
Daribury
Mr and Mrs C E Bailey arrived
home early in the week from their
trip west
J E Kelley arrived home close of
last week from trip through Yellow
stone park
A ten pound daughter was born to
Mr and Mrs E V Sovern on last
Thursday night
Mrs Clara M Randel has returned
to Beverly after a residence here
of a few months
Robert Miller agent at Riverton
has been assigned to depot work at
Herndon Kansas
Ernest Gross spent last week in
Haigler and is in Colorado and Wy
oming this week
Mr and Mrs B H Stewart ar
rived home Sunday from their out
ing in Iowa for a month
Mr and Mrs Worthy Snider are
home from a visit in the mountains
and to relatives at Haigler
Miss Edith Waite returned home
first of the week from attending
school at Crete Doane college
W J Krotter was down from Pali
sade Monday arranging to have som
plumbing work done on his home
Irvin Hewitt late helper at Cam
bridge has been transferred to Or
leans and promoted to night operator
Charles Bonham was up from Leb
anon last Thursday afternoon busi
ness drawing him to the county cap
ital
L G Schobel and Marjorie met
Mrs Schobel Sunday at Minden on
her way back from Indiana They all
returned home Sunday night
J L White the distinguished Cur
tis barrister spent a few of the clos
ing days of last week in the metro
polis making a personal test of the
water
Mr Haworth formerly with E M
Day has returned from Washington
Kansas and resumed a chair in Days
barber shop The family is expected
later on
Mrs T B Campbell arrived home
Monday from visiting her daughter
Mrs Frank Humphries down in Kan
sas Mrs H has been quite ill but
was left much better
J W Boyd departed last Friday
night for Pocatello Idaho where he
has been offered a position in the
boiler department of the Oregon Short
Lines big shop in that city
Mrs Victoria Tosh who was visit
ing relatives in Wray this week
was called to her home at McCook
Wednesday night by the serious ill
ness of her husband Wray Wrattler
Rev and Mrs Robert F Paxton of
Staples Minnesota are the proud par
ents of a baby boy who arrived at
their home on the 20th Mrs Pax
ton will be remembered among the
people here as Miss Florence John
son
I carry a complete line of
hair goods Switches puffs
and curls made from your
combings L M CLYDE
PHONE 72 Ill W B St UP STAIRS
The time has come when we want to sell all that re
mains of our seasons stock of clothing To do this we have
lowered prices
When you buy from us a 2500 stit of clothes for
2000 you save 500 of real money Our prices are at no
time high prices Hens shirts 48c and up Size 32 34
and 36 coat and pants suits at HALF PRICE only a few
left
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sons stock
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117 Main Ave McCook
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H D Strunk of The Tribu e force
left Tuesday night for Pawnee City
on c visit ot a week or so
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Mrs J H McManigal of Redlands
Calif is here on a visit to friends
and relatives in her former home
Mrs Vina Wood is just home from
a visit to her old home in Hamburg
Iowa She reports an epidemic of
fatal and virulent scarlet fever ob
taining in that town
Mrs D W Crouse of Seward and
Mrs J P Crouse of our city mothei
and wife of J P Crouse of our c
departed end of this week for Colo
rado and the mountains on an outing
Misses Mayme and Florence Ander
son of Seward Nebraska have been
guests of Mrs J P Crouse part of
the week The young ladies were
home ward bound from spending a
few weeks in Colorado and the moun
tains
Rev G B Hawkes and family of
Sutton left last Monday the 18th for
a vacation trip to Caldwell Idaho
where they expect to spend a month
with Mr Hawkes father Rev W S
Hawkes who is in charge of the work
there
John Dunbar spent a few of the
closing days of week gone in the
city visiting friends John is now
manager of a shoe store in Shenan
doah Iowa and was on his way
east from a short vacation in the
southwest
Web McCIain left for Pocatello
Idaho last Friday night If things
look good to him he may invest in
real estate in that section which is
an irrigated country and developing
and prospering nicely now according
to those interested in that section
Mr and Mrs N A Pettygrove and
son Ed left Tuesday for Idaho They
will be joined at McCook by their
daughter Mrs Koller and daughter
Adaline The party will visit Twin
Falls and various other points and
will be absent about three weeks
Orleans Standard
Harry Woolard has returned to work
in the postoffice after a short ab
sence while threatened with pneu
monia E J Brady was summoned
home from vacation to work during
Woolards indiposition Crossed wires
last week had the Tribune state that
Brady was the sick member of the
force which was erroneous
Mr and Mrs A H Robertson and
daughter of Lincoln Avere guests of
Mr and Mrs C M Matson close of
last week They departed on No 10
Sunday night for Lincoln Mr Rob
ertson is circulation manager of the
Nebraska Farmer and Mrs R is a
sister of Mr Matson The were
homewardbound from a short out
ing
FOR J5ALE FONTETC
FOR SALE Lots 23 and 24 block
9 Cheap Inquire at this office
FOR SALE 6 room house nearly
new on easy terms Enquire at 307
E 6th street or see DORWART
BARGER
FOR SALE All or part of my alfal
fa and fruit farm Call or inquire
W M Morrisey Phone black 292
FOR RENT House of seven rooms
and bath room Inquire of Mrs H
M Tyler Orleans Neb 2S 2ts
ENQUIRE NOW Ozark fruit lands
Ranches farms and summer homes
Best and cheapest in the world
Free literature K F Woley 733
N Y Life Bldg Omaha 2S 3
FOR SALE Six milk cows Phone
red 3S1
WANTED A competent gill for
general housework Inquire at this
office
FOR RE XT Furnished room very
reasonable 70 1st st R
FOR RENT My residence furnish
ed or unfurnished or would hell JIo e
and buggy for silo also Phone black
64 Tno W Jones
FOR RENT
Phone red Ht
One furnished room
Engines 1930 00 and 1331 are in the
white head
Engine 1763 is down on her whpels
and will go out of the backshop end of
week
James MoAdams and Peter Miesen
were up the Imperial line Wednesday
on a business trip
Conductor T H Stafford of the
Denver Brush run has resigned frbm
the service
Engineers George Campbell and Roy
Ililer have been working the local goats
this week Ililer reported that George
over worked the 1331
Large and Small Jobs
are equally well looked after We
are ready at short notice to fix all
leaks or other repairs in your plumb
ing or in your heaters and stoves
All Jobs Thoroughly Understood
and after we are through with them
you will find us the best men who
ever did the same work for jou and
we do it cheap
MiddletonRuby
Phone No 182 - McCook Nebr
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LrA so doing you save 50c Per Ton and are in
sured of fuel next winter when the coal shortage comes
During june and julv we will sell coal at 50c per ion
less than the regular price Place your orders now and avoid
being disappointed next winter
BULLARD LUMBER CO Phone no
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Come to the BM Market
FRESH APPLES PEARS PLUMS
AND FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
NEW TOMATOES POTATOES
CABBAGE BEETS AND SWEET
CORN EVERY DAY
Highest Cash Price for Cream
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