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McCook Neb
Main Line East Depart Central Time
No 6 1110 P M
16 430 A M
2 520 A M
12 700 A M
14 920 P M
Main Line West Depart Mountain Time
No 1 1235 P M
3 1142 P M
5 arr S30 p m
13 J4o A 31
15 1230 A M
Imperial Line Mount lin Time
No 176 arrives 345 P M
No 175 departs 645 A M
No 175 departs Wed 630 A M
Sleeping dining and reclining chair
cars seats free on through trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
any point in the United States or
Canada
For information time tables maps
and tickets call on or write D F
Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS ITEMS
M L Search was in Benkelman on
Saturday on company business
Nine firemen were let out of the
engine service last Saturday on ac
count of slack business
Conductor A G King left Satur
day night for Iowa being called to
the bedside of a sick brother
Dispatcher Will C Euans departed
Tuesday morning on No 2 for Colum
bus Ohio being called home by the
serious illness of his mother
The TJ P is arranging to reopen
the Denver Pullman shops acquired by
them recently The shops will be
enlarged and given modern equip
ment
The Burlington expects to invest
80000 in a depot and improvements
in Grand Island Nebraskas third
city The proposed new depot will
be located nearer the heart of the
town
Last Sunday trains Nos 4 and 11
daily except Sunday between Ox
ford and Red Cloud were restored
to service on practically the old sched
ules making continuous local service 1 1r criminal
between Hastings and Oxford via Red
Cloud as heretofore
D Hawksworth of Plattsmouth
who has been ill is reported by son
Frank as improved in health D
Hawksworth will be remembered as
having been the first superintendent
of motive power of lines west of the
Missouri river and one of the old
guard
The section foremen on the Bur
lington are rejoicing over a substan
tial raise in salary However simul
taneous with this action there was a
reduction in the force of telegraph op
erators of the company Wray lost
one operator in the deal Instead of
three we have now but two Wray
Gazette
We were informed this week that
work would begin shortly on two
long side tracks in the Burlington
yards here One is to extend from
the railroad crossing on Chief street
east to the limit of the yards or about
4000 feet The other will be almost
as long and will extend from Chief
street west Both will be on the
south side of the present tracks
Wray Gazette
The Burlington recently placed an
order with the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Co for 840000 worth of steel
rails These will be rolled at the
Pueblo mills It is hinted that some
of this order for rails may be used
on the Greeley Hudson extension
scheduled to be built this spring
The Burlingtons order was for a to
tal of 30000 tons divided equally be
tween the Illinois Steel Co the Lack
awanna Co and the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Co
BLOWN FROM HIS CAB
Crawford Neb Feb 6 Burling
ton flyer No 43 between Billings and
Lincoln had a miraculous escape from
a wreck today near Provo S D
about thirty miles north of here Run
ning at a speed of thirty five miles
an hour a steam pipe in the engine
burst blowing Engineer Wilson
through the cab window
On account of escaping steam and
scalding water the fireman was un
able to get into the engineers side
of the cab and remained ignorant of
the fact that the engineer was not
there while the train thundered on
As the train passed the spot where
the engineer had fallen Superintend
ent Robins of the Sheridan division
who was in a private car attached to
the rear of the train heard loud cries
and thinking some one had been run
over pulled the air and brought the
train to a stop
It was then discovered that the
train was running without an engineer
Engineer Wilson was picked up and
found to be badly but not fatally in
jured Another engine was put on
at Crawford and took the train into
Alliance Lincoln Journal
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District Court Proceedings
Following cases have been disposed
of as indicated up to time of going to
press this afternoon Thursday
John Morris vs McCook Water
Works Co injunction Set for trial
Kettle Rivers Quarries Co vs R
N Liberty and A S Ennis suit on
judgment Consolidated with case
2960
William Jeffries vs Hubert Beach
damage Judgment for plaintiff for
50 and 310 costs Costs since Oct
24 190V taxed to plaintiff
Steele Wedeles Co vs David Dia
mond and Mrs David Diamond his
wife equity Set for trial
Frank Stillman vs C B Q
Railway Co appeal Set for trial
Clara E Smyth vs Claude Smyth
divorce Continued
R P Smith Sons Co vs David
Diamond revivor of judgment Set
for trial to court
Stansberry Lumber Co vs School
Dist of the City of McCook et al
equity Consolidated with case case
2870 and set for trial
William Staples vs Rudolph Quad
uor damage Continued by agree
ment
Singer Sewing Machine Company vs
E F Osborn appeal Trial by jury
Jury instructed to return verdict for
Plaintiff
Susie Kennedy vs E F Osborn
appeal Case settled
Laura E Starr vs Frank Cain
appeal Continued by agreement
James P McFann and Harry J
Cox doing business under the firm
name and style of McFann Cox
vs Charles A Grant and the Citi
zens National Bank of McCook Ne
braska injunction- Continued
Catherine McAninch vs Anna E
McMurrin et al injunction Set for
hearing by court
Occidental Bldg and Loan Assn
of Omaha Nebraska vs Syren J
Van Meters et al equity Contin
ued
Nels J Johnson vs The City of
McCook Nebraska et al appeal De
fault of City of McCook taken
Ulysses E Fox vs Harriett E
Burns et al equity Pending sale
State of Nebraska vs Harry
Continued Prisoner
escaped
Laura Fox vs David N Fox di
vorce Divorce granted Plaintiff
gets maiden name Laura Laymen
Plaintiff to pay costs
Jacob Frank vs The City of Mc
Cook Nebraska appeal Default of
city of McCook taken
James A Shepherd vs City of Mc
Cook Nebraska et al appeal De
fault of City of McCook taken
Lulu Easton vs City of McCook
Nebraska et al appeal Default of
City of McCook taken
Mary E Simmons vs City of Mc
Cook Nebraska et al appeal De
fault of City of McCook taken
Oscar N Rector vs County of Red
Willow appeal Trial progressing
Joseph L Merritt vs Maude Mer
ritt divorce Divorce granted plain
tiff Plaintiff to pay costs
Phebe J Taylor vs County of Red
Willow appeal Continued by agree
ment
William S Fitch vs Patrick Walsh
equity Set for trial by jury
William S Fkch vs Charles H
Jacobs et al appeal Set for trial
by jury
Henry D Ripley vs Joseph Allen
et al damage Continued
James Scherzer vs Mary Bankson
et al tax foreclosure Continued
Hanibal H Miller vs Hiram C
Rider tax foreclousre Continued
pending sale
State of Nebraska vs Harry Mc
Cullar criminal Continued Prison
er escaped
Elias Canaga vs Ella Canaga di
vorce case dismissea as iar as tne
plaintiff is concerned Cross petition
Ray E Benjamin vs Travis W
Benjamin et al suit on bond Con
tinued
McCook Brick Co vs Elanora An
ton injunction Continued
Olena Ferguson vs Ella K Palmer
equity Dismissed by plaintiff
In the matter of the application of
James W McClung adm for license
to sell real estate Continued
Mattie Sheets vs City of McCook
damage Set for trial by jury
Cooper Cole Bros Co vs Henry
J Schamel revivor of judgment Con
tinued by agreement
State of Nebraska vs August Bud
wig criminal Nolle filed and pris
oner discharged
Dollie Lewis vs Clarence R Lewis
divorce Divorce granted plaintiff
who receives custody of minor child
Frank K Miller vs Charles T
Grant suit on note Trial to court
Court finds 117675 with 10 per cent
interest due plaintiff 25 attoraeyfee
and costs
John M Farrel vs Eugene Fleming
et al equity Not at issue
Glenwood State Bank of Glenwood
Iowa vs Frank Bromley et al fore
closure Continued
State of Nebraska vs Norman Mc
Leod criminal Information filed
Prisoner escaped
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Gertrude M Smith vs Walter C
Smith divorce Not at isuse Con
tinued
Francis Disbrow vs Bessie May
Disbrow divorce Not at issue Con
tinued
Hattie Bahr vs Raymond Bahr di
vorce Not at issue Continued
C W Kelley vs W G Springer
as administrator equity Continued
State of Nebraska vs George Bauer
criminal Defendant discharged
Lovina L Lehn vs Pius Lehn di
vorce Continued
Egbert H Everist vs Mangelsdorf
Bros appeal Continued Not at is
sue
Fairbanks Morse Co vs C
R Livingston Not at issue Con
tinued
Arthur H Pelton vs Albyn C Hip
pie appeal Continued
Advertised List
The following letters cards and
packages remain uncalled for at the
posloffice
Letters
Benedict Mr J A Broaddus Miss
A J Baker Mrs R S Cox Mrs
May Greenfield R A Hulen Mr
Frank E Hardung Mr John Scott
Mr G A Taylor Mr Frank Tay
lor Mr T J
Cards
Champion Mr Harry Caldwell
Mrs Jim Craig Alice M Curn Mas
ter Sander Dickson Mr Arren Gor
don Mr J C Harper Miss Etta
Kichle Miss Mary Miner Mrs Ed
Nabis Will Sanders Mrs F Winne
Mr H A Wright Mrs Mary
When calling for these please say
they were advertised
LON CONE Postmaster
E F Crouse Dead
E F Crouse one of the old set
tiers of this part of Red Willow coun
ty died at an early hour this morn
ing He has been ill for a long time
his disease baffling the physicians
The funeral will be held on next
Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock from
the residence in McCook at 811 3rd
street west
Many old time friends will join
us in the sentiment when we express
to the bereaved wife and children
our profoundest sympathy
Marriage Licenses
The following licenses have been
Issued since our last report
Carroll H Rawlings 38 and Mrs
Edna M Benson 33 both of Wig
gins Colorado Married by the coun
ty judge on February 8 1911
Rose Somb Rhode Island Red eggs
for sale from pure bred stock 60c
for 15 Phone cedar 3422 Mrs Min
nie Shaw
The Tribunes job department can
as usual handle your job printing
promptly and satisfactorily Prices
reasonable and right
Drawback
The Alpine guide waxed eloquent
Behold he cried yon beetling
crags They beetle for everybody
though sneered the rich American
and sullenly spat In token of his dis
content It was not true however
that he lacked appreciation of the
beautiful and the sublime provided
these were costly and exclusive
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FOLLOWS HER DAUGHTER
Patrick Coyle Also a Victim of
Pneumonia
Tuesday of this week Mrs Patrick
Coyle who has been ill with pneu
monia at the home of her daughter
Mrs Maurice Griffin passed away
making the second death in the fam
ily within the week
The departed has been a resident
of this county since 1S88 and a host
of friends neighbors and acquaint
ances have held her in high esteem
She was a member of the famous
Redmond family of Ireland and with-
A requiem mass was conducted at
St Patricks church this morning
at 1030 Rev Wm Patton O M I
celebrant Interment in Calvary cem
etery followed the funeral services
which were attended by many friends
from the country and city
Thomas Coyle another member of
the family is also in a serious condi
tion his recovery being doubtful his
illness beginning with the same dis
ease that has proven fatal to the oth
ers Other complications have now
increased the chances against his
recovery
The family has the profoundest
sympathy of all in this multiplication
of bereavements and sorrows
R F D No 3
The Sunday School at Prospect
Park was largely attended Sunday
You are all invited
Several of the young folks of Pros
pect Park Sunday school met at Don
Thompsons home to practice singing
Sunday evening
Frank Miller and Mrs Hattie Bahr
and little Gertrude spent Sunday with
J W Peabody and family
A Kemp visited in Oberlin Kan
sas last week
A Clamp is breaking a team of
colts
H Clamp is hauling wheat to mar
ket
Last Friday evening quite a num
ber from this neighborhood attended
the literary at the Kennedy school
house
H Miller had a new well put down
on his farm the McCook Hardware
Co doing the work
Tom Mumby and family were city
visitors trading Monday
Mrs S Y Bennett is still among
the ailing ones of this neighborhood
Mrs Fred Groves is visiting north
of McCook
Big stock of worthy paint for wise
early painters Use Sherwiri Williams
Paints
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Liquid Extract of Smoke for curing
meat in 75c and 40c bottles A lesser
quantity sold if you want it
C R WOODWORTH Druggist
For Sale
Two good hydrants and metal bath
tub as good as new cheap Dr C
L Fahnerstock phone 123
TO MOVE GOODJ OUT
Your dollar will now buy more
than a dollars worth At no time
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
Mrs C C Harless is visiting her
mother Mrs E Carney at Western
Roy S Jacobs of Denver has been
visiting his father C H Jacobs this
week
al a remarkable woman in many ways son were guests of her father C H
Mrs Coyle was born in county
Wexford Ireland in 1836 Came to
America with her parents when she
was 14 years of age settling in Il
linois where she was married in
1856 Her maiden name was Anna
Redmond She came to Red Willow
county in 1888 and has since resided
here Three daughters and two sons
survive her
Departed was the mother of 16
Virginia Brumgart Geo Boren Mrs dren There are 3 grandchildren
Jacobs this week 0
Frank Henderson was in town on
Tuesday guest of his parents Mr and
Mrs J M Henderson
Miss Allie J Peck arrived home
end-of-week from an absence in Kan
sas City and other points east
Frank Stillman arrived from Kan
sas Saturday and is spending the
week here on important business
H Russell Corner came down from
Palisade Friday night on his way to
Omaha for treatment for his eyes
Henry Bellairs expects to move
near Salina Kansas after his sale
He has bought property in that sec
tion -
Matthew Stewart will move to Mc
Cook after his sale He has long
been a resident of the Red Willow
creek country
Miss Peck the B street milliner
was in Lincoln end-of-week on busi
ness She had been in Kansas City
a while for her health
Mr and Mrs H L Kennedy de
parted this week for their new home
in Omaha from which city he will
pursue his land business activities
Success to him
J D Buxton and family moved to
McCook the first of the week where
Mr Buxton has accepted the position
of manager of W S Morlans fine
fruit farm apairy and chicken yards
Trenton Register
Adair Galusha of the firm of Gal
usha Son arrived from Lincoln
this week and will devote his time
end energies to the business here in
the future T he Tribune welcomes
him to the municipal family
W B Mills and R B Simmons of
the McCook Hardware Co are attend-
I f
ing the Nebraska Hardware Dealers
convention and Wholesale Dealers
ex
hibit in Omaha part of this week
Mrs Mills accompanied Mr Mills
Ramie Allen who has been in an
Omaha drug store for the past year
arrived here first of week and with
his brother Robert who arrived on
No 1 Tuesday from South Dakota
will take charge of the Allen ranch
stocked with cattle hogs and mules
which the boys will care for
A L Miller of Indianola and a rel
ative Mr Method of Eastern Nebras
ka came up to the city Thursday eve
ning last on a visit to McCook rela
tives Mr Method is a relative of
Mrs Bert Hall of our city whom he
visited several days before returning
home
The improvements now being given
her residence on 2nd street1 east by
Mrs Matella Gordon quite revolution
ize the property in appearance com
fort and convenience
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of the year do we ever put high prices on our mer
chandise so when they are marked much lower than the
first marked price you save in real money the difference be
tween the marked price and the reduced price We do not
ship in shoddy goods just to make special sales but on our
regular quality goods we have put Prices down to move goods out
Return Engagement of The House
of 1000 Candles
After the first performance of The
House of a Thousand Candles in
New York the management requested i
the opinions of several of the most
Albert Berry came in Monday morn- fam0Us theatrical stars who were pres
mg off the road on a visit to the
homefolks
Ed Droll will occupy the big Ebert
home when he moves into the city
after his sale
D E Whistler was up from Indian
ola Tuesday on business with the
county officers
A T Myers and family of
ent at the play The following is a
summary of the opinions gathered
Miss Julia Marlowe says The
dramatic sense is grasped instantly
and portrayed with perfect artistic
simplicity
David Warfield The vivid dra
matic quality combined with its ro
mantic adventure makes the play one
of the most interesting I have seen
Arnold Daly Mentally it is brisk
and bracing
Mrs Leslie Carter Rarely have
I found a play so absorbing
Blanche Bates I enjoyed the play
because of the Americanism of its
characters plot and scenes
And Mr E H Sothern said The
plot is original and strong in dramat
ic conception developed with ever
growing interest to a striking cli
max
From the above it would seem that
The House of a Thousand Candles
was keenly enjoyed by this brilliant
first night audience
The original New York production
will be the offering at the Temple
theatre on Thursday February 23d
For Sale Cheap
A black Percheron brood mare
with foal Weighs about 1200 lbs
9 years old Also a black Percheron
gelding 3 years old weighing about
1400 lbs Well broke Both in
good condition and first class work
ers Will sell with them a set of
good harness Some one can make
some money on this team Call on
or address J W Peabody R F D
No 3 McCook Neb
There are rumors of war Sunday
with a pistol play attempted hold up
etc of vague but interesting particu
lars which would make tearful read
ing
Remember the M W As meet in
Masonic hall now first and third
Friday evenings of each month
For special on
meat see Magner
home made mince
FOR SALE FOR RENT ETC
FOR RENT Farms with 4 room
house barn and granary wells ancU
cistyrrs Inquire of Gr W Trimpey
Culbertson Neb
FOR RENT Dwelling house Phone
cedar 983 or 25 tf
FOR RENT Four unfurnished
rooms 1002 2nd street east
FOR RENT Two furnished room
with heat and light Phone red 28L
Call at 319 1st st west
FOR RENT One room in Electric
theatre building McCook Hardware
Co Phone 31
FOR RENT Four furnished rooms
for housekeeping Mrs J I Lee
phone red 455
FOR SALE My residence on 1st
st E Also a dwelling on 2nd st E
Phone black 109
FOR SALE Three thoroughbred
White Brahma roosters Phone red
330
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