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dleepiufr dining and roc lining chair cars
souls freo on through trains Tickets sold
and baggage chocked to any point in the United
Hiatus or Canada
For information time tables maps and tick
ets call on or writs I F Hostettor Agent
McCook Nebraska or L W Wakeley General
pHBiener Aroul Oinnlm Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
The 326 is receiving drop pit re
pairs over old No 2
No 1091 received ji patch on her fire
box this week and other minor repairs
Driving brass and front end repairs
were placed on the 2S09 this week
Set new flues were given the 1759
this week repairs being about com
plete i
New flues have been placed in thev
2017 and she will go into the ser
vice today
Engine 149 from the Wymore divi
sion is in the backshop for an over
hauling
Engine 2986 is being converted in
to a switch engine receiving a new
stack etc
IT E Wootton arrived from Arizona
last Friday on a visit of a few weeks
witb the homefolks
Agent and Mrs George Scott of
Brush had a full hand and heart in
the Pythian doings Monday Geo
can come back any time
Engineer Hugh Browns engine the
1182 is in the shop for repairs on a bro
ken driving rod smashed cylinder head
damaged pilot etc An engi e from here
is relieving her meanwhile
The retrenchment order did not effect
McCook very seriously as all depart
ments in the shops were already down
to pretty nearly bed rock A few in
each department were let out in the
cut but good service limited the num
ber
Dispatcher T B Campbell writes
from Long Beach Calif that his
brother Joseph is slowly on the mend
and that he and Mrs Campbell leave
today for McCook stopping briefly
in Salt Lake City and Denver en
route
E S Roller -went down to
Havelock last Friday attending a
meeting of general officials and par
ticipating later in the opening cer
monies of the big Burlington shops
at that place Sort of big house
warming
New Fall
The 149 will receive a set of new
flues while here
The cylinders on the 2901 were
bored out this -week and new pack
ing given her
The diminutive 571 is now ready
for Hervice and will be sent to Den
ver for use in the shops and yard
there
General Foreman McArthur reports
motive power on the McCook division
as being in very satisfactory conditic y
for the approaching fall and winter
LOST One U S N A 1913 class
pin initialed E F E Reward at
The Tribune office
Our nev fall styles of ladies hand
bags are in We have a magnificent J
showing of the latest things produced
L V McCONNELL Druggist
We know it to be a positive fact
that Lily Patent flour is the best
high patent flour in McCook
Cook Flour and Feed Store
The Model Shoe Store
Fisher Perkins 201 Main
If you find any sub
stance in your bak
cf
In it for jots
Calumet has been backed for years by an offer
of 1000 for any substance injurious to health
found in the baking prepared with it
Does not this and the fact that it complies with
all pure food laws both State and National
prove that Calumet is absolutely pure
With the puiiy question settled then Calumet
is undoubtedly the best Baking Powder It
contains more leavening power it is more uni
form every can is the same It assures
better results and is moderate in price
Received Highest Award Worlds Pure Food Exposition
CALUMET
BAKING POWDER
Pure In the Can Pure
tn the Baking
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Sunday school picnic at waterworks
grove Saturday September 17 You
are welcome at all services
BRYANT HOWE Pastor
Our low prices on high grade school
supplies will save you money Come
in and see whal we can do for you
on miscellaneous school items
L W McCONNELL Druggist
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Frank ORourke has gone to Omaha
and will be in Croighton this year
Mrs W Tl Harmon is in Omaha
where she was this week operated upon
for an eye trouble
Mother Suess of Crete who attend
ed the funeral of her daughter Mrs
Drath at Herndon Tuesday morning
is now here with relatives
Mr and Mrs Louis Suess depart
ed Tuesday night for eastern mar
kets to make extensive purchases of
seasonable goods for the C L De
Groff Co establishment
Mrs William Sullivan is now in the
sanitarium at Lincoln where they state
that her ailment can be cured without
resorting to the knife Her mother Mrs
Hdden has returned to her home in
Alma
Oscar and Floyd Green arrived home
today on No 16 Oscar will take up
work in the Nebraska university next
week After a short visit here with the
homefolks Floyd will return to his work
in Montana in a lumber office
Two New Edisons
The Electric theatre management
has just purchased and installed two
new Edison machines of the latest
model and claim with confidence
that no one can show better or finer
moving pictures than these new ma
chines produce
Shosc
Our Styles arc Right
Best lines to select from
Prices right Fit right
All Right
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garment
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JUST PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Fay Marvin deputy postmistress
at Oxford is the guest of her sister
Miss Leta Monks arrived home Sun
day evening from her Denver visit
Mrs E V Sovern returned Wed
nesday on 1 from visiting relatives
in Wilsonville
W H Harmon returned last night
from a business visit in Omaha since
Monday morning
Misses Ethel and Jessie Pope came
down from Denver last Saturday and
were here a few days
Mrs L M Clyde went down to Ex
celsior Springs Mo last night on
14 on a short vacation
James Steinmans brother who has
been down from Wauneta for treat
ment returned home first of the
week His condition is grave
Mrs C Burbridge returns to Mc
Cook Friday evening after a visit of
two weeks with her parents Mr and
Mrs A Edgar Hawkins Lincoln
Star
Miss Allie J Peck will go up to
Palisade tomorrow morning and will
be in charge during the formal open
ing of her millinery store Sept 9th
and 10th
Word from Denver midweek an
nounced that another operation had
been found necessary in the case of
little Esther Boyle from which oper
ation she was recovering nicely The
little one is having a serious time
with an ear trouble resulting from
a recent attack of scarlet fever
M L Ruby was called Tuesday
night to Plattsmouth by the death
of a brother who met with foul play
and was afterwards found in the
Nemaha river This is the first
death in a family of six boys he
being the youngest one44 years old
This is sad he leaving four small
children orphans He was on his
way home from Wichita Kansas
Ira Peterson our old townsman and
ex county sheriff is back on a visit
from Elberta Utah and has won
derful stories to tell about fairy
land where money grows on trees
etc Ira says they are more than
pleased with their new home among
the mountains that the country is
a veritable treasure house of the
gods Should any of his old friends
desire to see him and learn about the
country they should call on him at
the Commercial hotel or what is bet
ter get ready and go with him next
Saturday night and see the country
for themselves
Board met in
superintendents
Doan Barnett
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Important Display and Sale of Fall Merchandise
This is our opening week for the Fall Season and you are invit
ed to call and inspect the most complete stock that
it has been our pleasure to exhibit and
at very moderate prices
THK ONLY STORE IN McCOOK SELLING WOOLTEX
EtiCHBlACKC04y 3 9 mtfiktttl The IZ Black Co
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MMHfffttiitiMilHiHtfll OTfcigra 830
i 17 Main Ave
VERY woman enjoys beautiful clothes VVe have an un
excelled assortment of fashionably correct and hand
somely finished garments and regardless of how criti
cal we are prepared to please the most exacting wills
apparel of individuality and charm
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You need only to choose your style and color ivs
Tailored Waists
MEI ie in on I -e jj i floor new
FallSuit lull of style ii iA t brown
gray and r ixeu iiirns ax low
what you uiliexuei and qiiihi ibe
what you re Unking for Prices 15 to 35
School Board Proceedings
McCook Neb Sept 5th 1910
reeular session in
read and the following bills were
read
J E Kelley is on rifles
Mrs H Smith laundry
Jennings Hughes plumbing
south
Jennings Hughes repairing
water pipe
LAV McConnell supplies
repairs 15 90
Polk Bros hard and work 12 00
Middleton Rub- plumbing 65 15
Yarger Notley plastering 19 15
Tlieo Presser music 1 24
John Condon drayage 1 00
Geo Elbert papering 19 90
Ginn Co books
Standard Oil Co floor oil
Safety Fire Escape Co
Denver Fire Clay Co acid
American Book Co books
R D Swisher Mfg Co
stamps
Hammond Stephens Co sup
plies
Western Book Co encyclo
pedias
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4 9i
6 95
32 00
C W Taylor freight express
etc 62 42
Midland Glass Paint Co 106 72
On motion above bills were allowed
Supt Taylor gave his check for
315 for fines collected etc
Supt Taylor recommends Miss
Sarah A Ryan of Lincoln as princi
pal of the high school at 90 per
month Miss Amy Kautz of Ponca
Neb as grade teacher at a salary
of 5750 per month Miss Ella Caf
frey of Orleans as grade teacher at
5500 per month Miss Agnes Jones
of Bedford Iowa as grade teacher
at 5750 per month Miss Viola Dou
gan of Beaver Dam Wis as grade
teacher at 6000 per month The
above teachers were duly elected as
teachers for the respective positions
at the salaries stated
Resignation of -Miss Cora Scott was
read and on motion accepted Supt
Taylor gives the enrollment for
the first day at 76S with prospective
increase before the end of the week
On motion board adjourned
C W BARNES Secretary
WOOLTEX
label is a guarantee of pure wool or silk materials
and the best grade of tailoring whether suits or
skirts
SUITS
1200 to 3000
R F D No 3
Getting diy again
Nelson has moved to town on account
of school
oilice Present
j William Sigwmg has rented the m i
LawriU on j cox rancb for unother vear
on Barnes and Supt Taylor j I II Wasson had some line melons
sent Suess iMimues of August 1st on the city market Monday
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R F D No 4
Win Littlo is stacking hay
9 00 I CJla iys ami Grace Picklum have re-
turned noine irom ieir visit anu ar
attending school in McCook
Mrs Hyt has moved to town so the
boys can attend school
Uncle Jo3 Dack has invested in an
auto
I carry a complete line of
hair goods Switches puffs
and curls made from your
combings L M CLYDE
PHONE 72 Ill V B St LP STAIRS
N
SKIRTS
300 to 1000
Fancy Waists elegantly finished in the smartest
new Fall styles fancy weaves striped silk and new
laces Prices 200 to 8 00
100 to 350
BOYS need suits this time of year too
and boys full of life need clothes that
wear Ours do Prices reasonable too
300 to 800
a stHihi ui ex New styles and colors shown in our window Try one
DeGROFF CO
Everything for Man Woman or Child Phone 22 McCook
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Advertised List
The following letters cnls andT
packages remain uncalled toe at thts
postoffice
Letters
Baker Mrs D lIa Cnrfman Mrs II
J Camplx ll W U Held Mr Karl
Latham Mrs NMlit Regan M J
Trainmaster of G N 2i Tho Oro Gold
Mining and Milling Co
Cards
Barnett Mr Etrl Ilitnnon Mrs Al
bert Coo Mr Charlie Dulmrko Mr
Win Jones Mr Oscar L Jackson
Mandeline Kastto Thelma Ktoff Os
car W McBride Mr Oliver Mansfield
Mr Joseph Niels Mis Fay Nance
Mrs Jane Temple Mr Hoy
Packages
Thompson Mrs J L
When calling for these please say
they were advertised
LON CONE Postmaster
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In selling Hanan Shoes it is not necessary to
make any comparative statements
We simply say to you they are the best shoe
made any where in the world We carry them in
Patent Colt Vici Kid and Calf Skin Exclusive
agents
The Model Shoe
Fisher Perkins
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