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Dollar
Decoys
Did you know that there was
a relationship between dollars
Well it must be true anyway
Did you ever notice that once
a man gets a few dollars others
seem to fly into his pocket as
if by magic Most of the dol
lars of the United States are
gathered together in large
amounts The more dollars a
man gets the faster others join
them You may be unable to
account for this but it is true
nevertheless Dollars like to
congregate Why not start a
congregation of your own
Lets explain You make quite
a bit of money dont you You
spend it dont you Well now
just for once try putting a few
dollars just a few in this
bank See if others dont fol
low The first few act as a
decoy You are cordially in
vited to place your decoys
In this bank We are sure that
by using one of our bank books
for a blind you will be able
to bag considerable
The First
National Bank
of McCook Neb
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By F M KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red WillowCo
Entered at postoflice McCook Nebraska as
second class matter Published weekly
The Eastman bill providing for the
location of an agricultural school in
Southwestern Nebraska has been ap
proved by Governor Aldrich The
bill appropriates 100000 which will
not be available until July next Hold
rege and Cambridge are both candi
dates for the location and McCook
ought to be the place designated by
the board of public lands and build
ings perforce of her importance and
population
We never hesitate to guarantee
Lily Patent flour At the McCook
Flour and Feed Store
DRV GOODS
THE ISSUE
The recent declination of the terms
of the new franchise ordinance pre
pared by the city council has by quite
common consent forced the issue of
municipal ownership upon the people
of McCook Both the republican and
the Peoples Water ticket recognize
this issue by the adoption of resolu
tions pledging their nominees to mun
icipal ownership and the questions
before the people of McCook are now
Whom shall we entrust this matter
of acquiring or building a municipal
plant with
In the event of purchasing the pres
ent plant what shall be the method
and price to be paid
Shall it be a new plant its scope
and details
By renominating the present retir
ing councilmen H P Waite and L
W McConnell the Republican caucus
declares its faith and confidence in
those veteran business men and coun
cilmen to do this great and important
task and with its knowledge of the
labor these men have performed in
attempting to solve this problem The
Tribune believes this confidence is
well placed
They stand pledged to municipal
ownership of the water works on the
most favorable terms possible for the
city
Advertised List
The following letters cards and
packages remain uncalled for at the
postoffice
Letters
Barnes Miss Margaret Beck M
H Edwards Mrs Bud Galbreath
Mr L E Holmes Mrs Birdie spec
ial delivery Helmick Mrs Murrel
Hustin Mr Fred Lusk Arthur Mc
Nhinney M L Ough Mrs Lulu
Vance Geo
Cards
Bayless Mrs S N Barker F E
Fienell Mrs Lenora Hanson Mary
Johnson Mr Elmer Jensen Mr
Alex 2 Klealey Mrs G A Nel
son Mr Fred Nordstrum Mr Louie
S Smith Mr Ernest Scriven A L
Walter Mrs S E
When calling for these please say
they were advertised
LON CONE Postmaster
Hay and Alfalfa For Sale
S R RANKIN
23 1t Phone ash 3681
Observe the date after your name
on The Tribune Notch it lip
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THE McCOOK TRIBUNE
Movement For Municipal Ownership
PEOPLES WATER TICKET
For Mayor
JAMES McADAMS
For City Clerk
FRANK TRAVER
For City Treasurer
L THORGRIMSON
For City Engineer
F W DEERE
For Councilman 1st ward
W A MIDDLETON
For Councilman 2nd ward
H C BROWN
For Members Board of Education
THOMAS MOORE
L SUESS
The movement for municipal owner
ship of the water works of this city
crystallized Friday evening of last
week into the nomination of a city
ticket upon that proposition solely
James McAdams was nominated for
mayor on the ticket which will be
known as the Peebles Water Ticket
Councilman for the First ward W
A Middleton councilman for the
second Avard H C Brown
City Clerk Frank Traver
City treasurer Louis Thorgrimson
Police judge W B Whittaker
City Engineer F W Deere
Members board of education
McCook Neb March 20 1911
Pursuant to call the democrats met
at the city hall Meeting called to
order by the chairman and the sec
retary read the call B Hofer was
elected chairman and F L Schwab
secretary of the meeting
Moved and carried to appoint a
committee of three on resolutions
The chair appointed Ray Gale Robt
Gatewood and F L Schwab
A recess was declared for report
of committee
The committee reported the fol
lowing resolutions which were unani
mously adopted
Whereas We the Democrats of the
City of McCook were called togeth
er for the purpose of nominating a
Canned goods are a household ne
cessity Buy them at DeGroff Cos
Buy the Flag brand
McConnells Balsam cures coughs
CLAPP
MILLINERY
LADIES FURNISHINGS
The Style Fit and Moderate i
Prices of our Coats Give to
Them an Irresistible Charm
SO MANY different materials are shown such a
broad range of colors and combinations and such
diversity in the character of the styles themselves
that a selection is assured to please everyones liking
Nobby Tailored
Suits
We are showing in a large variety
of colors at each
1500 2000 3000
and 3500
NEW TRIMMED HATS
OF UNUSUAL BEAUTY
are being brought out every day and the extremely
low prices of our hats this season are greatly ap
predated by every lady who has visited our millin
ery department Dont fail to look over our stock
and get dur prices before you make your purchases
wig Suess and Thomas Moore
The platform of the ticket is brief
ly and concisely as follows
PEOPLES WATER PLATFORM
1st For municipal ownership of a
water plant for the City of McCook
by purchase and extension of the ex
isting plant at a reasonable valuation
or the building of a new system of
waterworks by the city
2nd Against the granting of a
franchise to any company or corpora
tion whatever for the construction
and operation of a water plant for
the City of McCook upon any terms
whatsoever
3rd As we view the above issues
as the only ones before the voters of
McCook at this time we are opposed
to any policies whatever disturbing
the present lawful status of any busi
ness affairs whatever
F W DEERE
JAS McADAMS
S S GARVEY
The City Water Tickets municip
al committee is composed of W A
Middleton chairman G E Thomp
son committeeman for First ward
Frank J Rolfe committeeman for the
Second ward
C G Bosworth was chairman of
the caucus and W A Middleton sec
retary
Democrats Endorse Peoples Water
city ticket we believe the water ques
tion to be the principal issue and
whereas the Citizens party have
nominated a ticket which we believe
are in accord with our views on this
issue we do not deem it wise to
place a third ticket in the field
therefore be it
Resolved That we favor the Citi
zens ticket and adjourn without
nominations
The following committeemen were
then elected for the ensuing year
First ward Frank Real and S S
Garvey Second ward B Hofer and
F L Schwab
Moved and carried to adajourn
B HOFER Chairman
F L SCHWAB Secretary
Piano Recital by Pupils
Last Saturday Miss Heckmans pu
pils gave a recital at the home of
Mrs A M Williams This is the
first of a series The program was
as follows and The Tribune learns i
cidentally that the girls gave a fine
account of themselves
Elsie Moore sonata in D by Haydn
Dorothy Williams a study by Le
moine
Ruby Lineburg Dance in the
Meadow by Rathbun
May Allen Childs Play by
Behr
Corrine Hasty and Miss Heckman
Under the Linden duet by Hiller
Mildred Pennington study by Kohl
er
Ruth Callen Witches Patrol by
Haddington
Ethel Rozell and Miss HeckmanIn
Happy Song duet by Kohler
Helen Thompson The Dying Poet
by Gottschalk
Virga Bruce Cheerfulness by
Blose
Izora Rolfe Polacca Brilliante
by Bohn
Foreman
Miss Cora Corder and Mr George
Foreman were married at the home
of Engineer and Mrs J W Hasty
last evening Rev L E Lewis of the
Methodist church performed the cere
mony which was private
Mr and Mrs Foreman leave at
once for their future home at Bush
nell Neb
Drew Large Audience
Barriers Burned Away pleased a
fine audience in the Temple theatre
last evening The play is a strongly
religious one based on the great Chi
cago fire and the company gave a
strong and harmonious presentation
Are Most Grateful
fvVe are deeply grateful to the De
gree of Honor the neighbors and the
friends for assistance and sympathy
extended during the illness of our
children We thank you one and all
Mr and Mrs B R Askey
The Tribune doesnt know just what
the Burlington would do without the
McCook division to furnish her of
ficials on demand
Pythian Sisters dance April 17
For special on sauer kraut by the
gallon see Magner
E N Berry of Idaho Springs Ida
ho is home on a visit
Present day coiffure is constructed
on the grocers butter display plan
the first tubs are butter the rest
dummies
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THURSDAY MARCH 23 1911
YOU
Heard of
Munsing Un
derwear bet
ter known as
MUNSINGWEAR
The only correct un
ion suit made Have
it in Regular Stouts
and Slims Can fit
the 4 by 4- 2 by 4 or
8 by 4 man
Received this week 20
Styles of Stetson Hats
See Some of Them
In our North
Window
If you have never worn a Manhattan Shirt try
one There are shirts and then shirts Manhat
tan is area shirt PRICE 150 200 and 225
Come in and see some of the new suits for
spring Price 1200 to 2200
GALUSHA SON
One Price and 2s7o Monkey Business
he 1 nbune
It is Just One Dollar the Year
of SKILLED WORKMEN
When one sees the perfect thing the ideal in actual ex
istence and operation it is most interesting to look back and
trace if possible its line of desent and the law of evolution
before the perfect thing was possible
Today as one stands fascinated watching- the perfect
symetrical lines and correct construction of the
Velie Wrought Iron Vehicles
it is interesting to recall a few men who away back In history
dreamed yEUBYEHICLES
A vast army of skilled workmen are today busily engaged
in putting- tog ether all the parts and correct finishing touches
that go to make the most
Correctly Built Vehicle on the Market
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Will you please call and let us show you the line
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