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Arrived
And On D i s p lay
A Large shipment
of Ladies Pumps
and Oxfords The
best assortment
that ever was
shown in the city
Dont miss seeing
these latest styles
Slippers for all pur
poses for everybody
You are invited to
see them
VIERSEN
CORNER MAIN AND B ST
REPAIRING
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Artistic Mouldings
When renovating your home this
spring dont overlook the beauty that
may be easily added to your rooms
by the use of new plate and picture
mouldings Our stock is complete in
MOULDING
natural woods and enameled All of
the finest finishes and to match any
color in woodwork or paper
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Biggest Sale of the Year
Commissioner W N Rogers is in
South Omaha this week pulling off
the biggest combination sale of Here
fords of the year There are 105 an
imals in the sale from some of the
best breeders in America including a
fine lot of his own raising of some
of the best raised by his sons on the
Shadeland farm
Beautify Your Home
by decorating your walls with McMil
lens new Artistic Wall Paper When
so desired will take sample books to
your home for selection of patterns
A McMILLEN Druggist
Reopened for Business
The James Steinmann saloon reop
ened for business last Friday after
noon The attached goods were re
moved by Sheriff Higgins and a new
stock installed
New Girls Romper
For a picture of the latest idea in
girls play dresses see the advertise
ment of The Thompson D G Co on
page 8 of this issue
The Only Union Made
overalls in the city are the Carhart
Huber is the exclusive agent Also
jackets and caps The phone is 97
The Main Store On the Main Street
If it is the freshest and best in gro
ceries fruits vegetables etc you
seek look no further than Hubers
For Sale
Good Osage hedge posts in carload
lots J D CURTIS
6 2ts Stella Neb
Wanted
Roomers and boarders in private
family Gentlemen preferred Inquiri
at 515 1st street west 13 2t -
Dry stove wood at Bullards
Pure Gold flour from winter wheat
at Magners
Wait for the dance of the Pythian
Sisters Monday April 17
None Better Than These
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Lees Lice Killer Liquid
Lees Insect Powder
Lees Hog Dip
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Lees Hog Remedy
Lees Egg Maker
Xees Stock Tonic
Lees Healing Oil -
Lees Conditioner
Lees Worm Powder
Lees Bug Killer
All for sale by
C R WOODWORTH
Druggist
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Council Meeting
McCook Nebraska April 10 1911
The city council met in regular ses
sion with the following present Ed
Huber mayor Councilmen L W Mc
Connell H P Waite J It Stans
berry Wm Wood J R McCarl city
attorney E O Vahue city clerk Tin
minutes of meetings held March 13
17 21 27 31 were read and approv
ed
The following bills were audited by
the finance committee and on motion
by Councilman Woods seconded by
Councilman Stansberry were allow
ed and warrants ordered issued for
their payment
X J Campbell inspecting
sewer 4 00
W A Gold work in cemetery 10 00
Middleton Ruby repair on
water pipe 1 75
W M Ackerman rent 3 00
Osborn Kummer killing and
burying dogs 150
Matson McClain meal ticket 4 50
E O Vahue expenses 0 30
II W Conover salary 33 00
McMiien drugs 2 25
D McClain judge election 3 00
F Osbcrn same 3 00
S nlcdrell same 3 00
F Lelin same 3 00
L Doan same 3 00
W Roiebush same 3 00
J V Spencer clerk election 3 00
Eel Scott same 3 00
Bruce Campbell same 3 00
Ed Williams same 3 00
F M Kimmell ballots 10 00
Wm Woods salary 12 50
W If Ackerman livery 1 00
L Thorgnmson expenses - 3 50
L Thorgrimson salary 37 50
Following firemens claims were al
lowed
C W Snyder 6 00
John Miller 4 00
John Burnett G 00
J N Gaarde c 00
R M Osborn c 00
J C Nicholson c 00
C A Leach 10 00
Sam Pickard G 00
E Ward G 00
Geo Ray 4 00
L Nicholson 7 G3
H N Snyder G 00
U w Kelley 7 0G
L Wootton c 00
F Berry g 00
II Woolard 4 00
E F Osborn 8 00
L W Jennings G 00
J W Spencer 6 00
Ray Talbot G 00
V Barbazett G 00
W C Allison 4 00
C E Emerson G 00
H Plousard G 00
Joe Barker 6 00
L P Davis G 00
C L Hileman 6 00
L Thayer G 00
J Madron G 00
J R Pence 6 00
J Wentz 7 G3
J M Henderson salary 27 00
Stewart Strunk printing 15 00
Esher Doing dray 5 75
Barnett Lumber Co lumber 9 65
McCook Electric Co 84 00
R M Osborn salary 88 35
L A Fitch salary 73 35
Osborn Kummer labor 8 35
A resolution was adopted and pass
ed transferring 400 from the general
fund of the city to the fire fund
See elsewhere in full
On motion of Councilman Stansber
ry and seconded by Councilman Wait
the canvass of the vote cast at the
municipal election held April 4 1911
was made as follows and the result
declared
Mayor
James McAdams 375
W B Whittaker 201
McAdams majority
Clerk
F L Traver 328
E O Vahue 244
Travers majority
174
84
Treasurer
L Thorgrimson 543
Engineer
Wm Deere 313
NJ Campbell 2G0
Deeres majority 53
Councilman 1st ward
Wm A Middleton 172
H P Waite 142
Middletons majority 30
Councilman 2nd ward
H C Brown 153
L W McConnell 108
Browns majority 45
Board of Education
A Barnett 219
Thomas Moore 230
L Suess 34G
The following officers elect were
present and were sworn in by City
Clerk Vahue James McAdams may-
Continued on page 8
McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 13 1911
Ex Governor Shallenberger
Delivers a Fine Address
Ex Governor Shallenberger of Alma
addressed a fine audience in the Tem
ple theatre last Saturday afternoon
on The Advantages and Benefits of
an Agricultural College The gov
ernor is an enthusiast on the agri
cultural college proposition and has
an enviable reputation as a practical
and successful farmer and stock rais
er hence his utterances along the
line of agriculture soil stock etc
are entitled to weight Withal he
carries enthusiasm and energy and
optimism of a sane sort and is a
convincing talker a live wire in
street parlance
He is an earnest advocate of the
bacK to the soil movement and cred
its the soil with producing the best
conditions for the best citizenship and
human development and quotes his
tory fluently and copiously to prove
this pet theory of his Hence it is not
surprising to find him lined up with
all his energy and enthusiasm for the
agricultural college authorized by the
last legislature a bill he championed
vigorously and successfully
Unlike some others the ex-governor
believes such a school would have
before it a splendid growth and de
velopment and would be a tremend
ous factor in the scientific develop
ment of Southwestern Nebraska
Knowing that Southwestern Nebras
ka constitutes a distinct soil and rain
area the governor believes that this
school will prove finally most valuable
in discovering and developing the sci
entific basis for the culture of this
soil under the circumstances of small
rainfall conditions Eastern Nebraska
has its distinct soil and rain condi
tions Southwestern Nebraska has iUj
distinct soil and rain and climatic
conditions Hence it will be the prov
ince of this college to bend its every
energy to the solution of the specific
and special problems of this part of
tne state
Such a college the governor argues
will have a tendency to keep the
young men on the farm to elevate it
to the scale of a professionwhere the
farmer will stand shoulder to shouldet
with the banker the lawyer the
preacher in importance and dignity
That the school will make easier lesa
expensive and more certain the solu
tion of the difficult problems of dry
toil fanning in this section and there
fore will add immensely to the ad
vancement of this part of Nebraska
vithin a very few years from its es
tablishment
The speaker placed no small esti
mate on the benefits of the proposed
school to tins part of Nebraska and
no doubt succeeded in inspiring his
hearers with some of the optimism
and enthusiasm he felt for the meas
ure
In the evening Mr Shallenberger
was a guest of the McCook Commer
cial club where many members had
the pleasure of a more intimate touch
with the gentleman who served the
state well in the capacity of governor
and who is one of the strong and pro
gressive men of our part of Nebraska
The Tribune takes pleasure in thus
publicly extending Mr Shallenberg
er the thanks and appreciation of this
community for his address
ishop Beecher Addressed
McCook Commercial Club
Bishop Beecher of the Western Ne
braska diocese of the Episcopal
church while in the city last Friday
evening in the line of his official du
ties in this part of the diocese took
advantage of the opportunity to brief
ly address the members of the Mc
Cook Commercial club while remain
ing over between trains
The general trend of his remarks
was toward good citizenship that not
the money and might of a country
made it essentially great and endur
ing but the quality of its citizenship
Personally the bishop is a virile
torceful man who appeals to men
and his remarks Avere attentively re
ceived and enjoyed
Incidentally the bishop partially un
folded a matter near his heart the
founding of a farm for boys some
where in this part of the state The
bishop has been closely allied with
juvenile court work in Omaha for
years and this thought of a farm
for boys is the result of his observ
ations and experiences in that capac
ity
While this matter is in embryo the
bishop hopes in time to be able to
realize this dream and may in the
not distant future have something
more tangible to bring before the peo
ple of this part of his diocese
Boosts Agricultural College
and Good Roads Movement
An Omaha friend of the publisher
in a personal letter says some things
so pertinent that we take the liberty
of reproducing them here
I note that McCook is making an
effort to secure the location of the
new agricultural college and I hope
she succeeds as it is the logical lo
cation That part of the state west of
the 100th meridan known as the semi
arid portion and covering more than
one third of the state should have tin
new school where methods of dry
farming should be taught and devel
oped I have great faith in the fu
ture of that section of the state
though progress toward its develop
ment has not been very encouraging
to date There is much to be learned
how to procure the best results on
those dry farms and nowhere is there
Methodist Church Notes
The special meetings at the Metho
dist church will close with Easter Sun
day These meetings have been of
untold value to the church and a good
ly number of persons found peace and
their personal savious Rev Sturgeon
proved himself to be a man of God
and endeared himself to the hearts
more need of special agricultural edu
cation to meet the conditions and the
needs of climate and soil May suc
cess meet your efforts
Another matter that you people in
southwest Nebraska should not over
look and that is the good roads move
ment that is arousing so much inter
est all over the land Nowhere are
good roads built and maintained so
cheaply as out there in your country
If jou people build that road from ths
Color ilo line through Imperial and
down the Frenchman valley to Cul
bertson and on east it will become
the mail automobile road between
Denver and Omaha and no man or sel
of men can decree otherwise
Lily Patent Flour when once use
none other will satisfy you
to all people and hope to see many
come to enjoy its blessings The
pastor would be pleased to see all
members and friends on this glad
Easter day
K of P Boosters
A bunch of Pythians went up to i Good
Postoffice to Close On Sunday
As the department has approved of
the Sunday closing idea and begin
ning with Easter Sunday April 1G
there -will cease to be a Sunday deliv
ery by carriers I wish to fully inform
the public as to the extent of the
Sunday service
The general delivery window will
be open for one hour at the usual
time 12 to 1 oclock to accommodate
transient patrons and permit the nec
essary purchase of stamps and enve
lopes
Carriers windows will be closed
and it is not expected that patrons of
the city delivery service will call for
mail unless it should be something of
great importance when they may call
at the postmasters office and state
the circumstances The same court
eous attention will be given such re
quests as has characterized the of
fice heretofore
All incoming mails will be
uted as usual and patrons having box
es will receive exactly the same serv 1
ice as formerly The usual evening J
collections from street letter boxes
will be maintained and mails dispat
ched to out going trains as heretofore
The postoffice department believes
that postal employees are as much
entitled to -1 day of rest as are
er toilers and that a large part of
the Sunday delivery is wholly unne
cessary and it is hoped that McCook
people will look upon this change
with ine sanic liberal and charitable
spirit which has characterized the
citizens of other towns and cities
LON CONE Postmaster
Engravings of Presidents
A Barnett presented the high
school Mcnday morning with a com
plete sot of twenty five presidents of
the united States They are steel
engravings nicey framed and com
pose a lpndsore present Mr Bar
nett delivered a very neat presenta
tion speech in delivering the engrav
ings to the schoo1
A numeration of the gifts and serv
ices to the public schools of I Bar
nett as a member of board of educa
tion and as a citzen nlace him nasilv
among our most philanthropic citizen
and The Tribune herewith makes due
acknowledgement of the same
He will be missed from the board
retiring as he does with the present
term
Dismissed by Supreme Court
The mandamus case of Lafe Bur
nett the Lincoln lawyer who has gain
ed more than his share of notoriety
against C A Rodgers of our city to
compel Clerk Rogers to furnish a bill
of exceptions has been dismissed by
the supreme court of Nebraska Clerk
of the District Court Rodgers defend
ed on the ground that it was an at
tempt to obtain the bill of exceptions
without payment of his fee and the
supreme court sustained his conten
tion
Easter Perfumes
Easter giving has become almost as
popular as giving at Christmas time
Nothing more appropriate thai choice
perfumes We have a superb ttcck ol
the worlds oe t in packages of rare
beauty
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Buggies for Spring
are now ready and it is a good time
to buy and get the summers use of
them Velie buggies give satisfac
tion Call and see them
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
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EASTER CARDS AND BOOK-
LETS
The Tribune paper house has
an attractive stock of Easter
Post Cards Eater Booklets
and Easter Novelties Some
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at very reasonable prices j
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Eggs For Hatching
stock from best strains
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naigior tnis morning to some special Barred Plymouth Rocks 3c each
doings Incidentally the boys will do 52 per 100 Ash 1351 R F D No 2
of the people and the best wishes and somG boosting for the Agricultural col or 4 Mrs J W Burtless
prayers of all who knew him go with
him in his labors in other fields There
will be special Easter music and East- Special Monday
er services reminding us of our risen J A special meeting of the City Coun
Exclusive Agent Exclusive Coffee
Huber is exclusive agent in McCoa1
for the unexcelled Barrington Hall
Lord through whom we have hope cd lias been called to meet Monday coffees Priced at 20c 25c and 35c
of immortality
The Epworth League wishes to an
1 night
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nounce that there will be a sun rise By John Deere Farm Implements
I per pound
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Surrey for Sale
prayer meeting at G a m beginning at McCook Hardware Co They have A Columbia rubber tired surrey in
promptly on time and closing in 45 a full line of these tools for every good cpndition For information call
minutes This meeting will be open pose phone 5
NUMBER 46
IT IS
SENTIAL
That your money be placed
where it is absolutely safe
where the financial resources of
the institution are large
where the management fs con
servative yet progressive
where you have confidence in
the men directing its affairs
men who have made a success
of their individual affairs
SUCH AN INSTITUTION IS
THE
McCOOK NATIONAL
BANK
P Walsh President
C P Lehx V Pres
C J OBkiex Chr
DIKECTOE3
M Loughran P F McKenna
CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS
Baptist Sermons appropriate to
Easter thought at both morning and
evening services 11 and S oclock
Bible school at 10 in the morning
Congregational Subjects for Sun
day April 1G Morning The Immor
tal Hope Evening The Resurrec
tion of Jesus Christ St John Com
mandery No 16 Knights Templar
will attend the morning service
Episcopal Good Friday Sen ices
at 12 and 3 oclock Hymns 105 10G
101 91 359 340 450 89 82 41S 357
484 439 491 S9 Nunc Dim A ser
ies of short addresses by the rector
on the Seven Words Please come
or leave during the singing of the
hymns
Easter day 730 and 11 oclock
Holy Communion Sunday school at
10 Please bring in your Lenten box
es e shall be glad to have flow
ers letf at the church Saturday af
ternoon intended for Easter decora
tions
Offerings intended for any special
object on Easter Day to be placed in
the special envelopes provided for the
purpose
Circumstances and weather permit
ting it is proposed to have a tree
planting at the rectory on Easter
Monday afternoorf Refreshments
served at moderate charge
A O U W Delegates
The McCook delegates to the state
meeting in Lincoln May 9th are
C B Gray Maurice Griffin John
Hunt Web Stevens Jennings
C J Ryan and W T Wootton
Summer Cooking
made easy by the use of our New
Idea gas ranges Perfection oil stov
es and Quick Meal Gasoline stoves
McCOOK HARDWARE CO
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For Sale
Stove wood at 250 rick delivered
A J Drake Osburn Neb
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