The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, June 08, 1911, Thursday Evening Edition, Image 1
i et B v jv 4 i i J THIRTIETH YEAR HEAT IN SUMMER when not shod In cool slippers or oxfords will cause the feet to perspire and gall making that obnoxious odor besides the suf fering PEOPLE who have experienced the pleasure of oxfords and slippers never go without them in summer We have an assortment of slippers and oxfords unexcelled anywhere Call and see them NETTLETONS tan patent gun for men QUEEN QUALITY strap patent dull and vici for women S L PIERCE CO straps and ox fords in all leathers for misses boys and children VIHRSEN a O5B0RN THE CORNER STORE immom mmm mmmww MMjm i Karl Lehmann of Boston Inter state Secretary ftfr the United Socie ty of Christian Endeavor and per haps the most successful young peo 1 pies worker in the country today I will be in McCock next Sunday June 11 at the Congregational church in the morning at 11 and in the even ing at 8 Mr Lehmann is a platform speaker of note with a series of witty keen i and forceful addresses a vigorous i and incisive delivery tnat goes straight to the point and holds his audience from start to finish After the rally in the evening Mr Lehmann will conduct conference on methods of Young Peoples work to which all workers are invited Come out and hear liim Long Sleeve Aprons 65c They are made from Simpsons prints Cut full and ample Elastic in sleeves 2 piece collar Pocket Hand made button holes Band ap rons each White lawn aprons with pockets and lace or embroid ery trimming 35c to 50c The Thomp son D G Co Utmost values -for cash only s Money to Lffean on Farms See Rozell Sons at clothing store FOR JUNE WEDDINGS Silver and Cut Glass are the most acceptable -gifts for wed dings -The lines are all complete- and we take pleasure un asking you to inspect them We carry the best wares in all lines and anythihgyou buy of us -is not only guaranteed by the manufacturers but we are also back of them j - v Remember it does not cost anything to look and we will consider your presence a favor H P SUTTON COMPANY JEWELERS K fe J fc PRICES CURRENT for staple andxdaily articles Quoted by The Thompson D G Co -retailers of standard reliable merchandise at spot cash prices Simpsons Calicoes 5c yard Meritas table oil cloth the best 15c yd Best apron check ginghams 6c yard Cotton Batts 8c 12c and 75c 3 lbs American A 2 bu seamless grain bags 22c Doys double front and seat over alls 44c Mens swing pocket bib overalls 44c Mens Broad long black satine shirts 39c Mens Mesh Union Suits 75c each Mens suits 1000 1350 1500 150 1800 2000 Feather pillows 65c each Stetson Hats 369 Wide seamless sheeting 23c 3d Yard wide muslins 5c to 12c THE THOMPSON DRY GOODS CO One price plain figures cash only Election of Officers At the meeting of the McCook Conx merclal Club Tuesday evening the following board of directors was elect ed for the ensuing year F A Pennell J E Kelley A Galusha C L Fahne stock J F Co deal F M Kimmell P Walsh C H loyle L W McConncll J E LudAt Barney Hofer H G Phelps ti C CLipp J N Ganrde and Joseph Mjkko Following this election the board if diivrtms held a sess ja r iid so locacl the officJ i suc ceed themselves J F Cordeal president C L Fahnestock vice president J E Ludwick secretary J N Gaarde treasurer Some routine business of the club was also disposed of during the ses sion Pythian Memorial Day Sunday June 11 will be observed by the K of P and Pythian Sisters lodges of this city as Memorial Day The lodges will meet at the Castle hall at 130 p m prompt and march to the Congregational church where Rev R T Bayne will deliver the sermon and afterwards going to the cemeteries where the graves of de parted members will be decorated All members are urged to be pres ent and visiting members are cor dially invited Conveyances will be provided to the cemetery All who can bring flowers are requested to do so Oh Yes Leatherwear yard wide black taf feta silk 96 threads to the inch soft lustrous flawless pure silk and pure dye Unmatchable under 125 anywhere being sold by us at 89c yard cash only The Thompson D G Co Utmost value New Graand Lodge Officers The new officers of the Nebraska Masonic grand lodge are Henry Gibbons Kearney grand master James R Cain Stella dep uty - grand master Alpha Morgan Broken Bow grand senior warden Thomas M Davis Beaver City grand junior warden Charles E Bumham Norfolk treasurer Francis E White Omaha grand secretary 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 Flag Day Governor Aldrich has issued a pro clamating designating Wednesday June 14th 1911 as Flag Day The Only Union Made overalls in the city are the Carhart Huber is the exclusive agent Also jackets and caps The phone is 97 Get our rates on Farm Loans i DORWART BARGER No matter what your favorite out-of- dour sport may he you can add- to the pleasure by taking a Kodak with you Complete line of Kodaks and Brownie cameras L W McCONNELL Druggist Buy flower field and vgarden seeds from EL P Waite Co Their seeds are reliable 9 tf Magner sells better groceries than the Just as jood kind Try him for Ian order 6 86 28 1 2C 24 1 70 6 21 6 70 23 0 G 77 6 6 70 26 84 Floyd Abbott McMillen prescription drugg Dry stove wood at Bullarda JJSJ3aiAxr cit mS3ifi - i JucCooH Thursday Evening Edition MqCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 8 1911 GRADE GRADUATING EXERCISES For Red Willow County Will Be Held In McCook Tomorrow The eighth grade graduating exer cises of the public schools of Red Willow county will be held in the Mc Cook -high school auditorium tomor row afternoon at 230oclock The fqrmal program is given be low Program Invocation Rev L E Lewis Music McCook High School Girls Glee Club Salutatory Melvin Wight Class Address Deputy State Supt James E Delzell Piano Solo Irene Ruby Valedictory Austin Goodenberger Vocal Solo Nellie Orr Presentation of Diplomas County Commissioner F S Lofton Music McCook High School Girls Glee Club Benediction Rev Alfric J Gold smith Graduates - - Lebanon 112 Bessie Austin McCook Raleigh Bagby Danbury Fern Bennett Red Willow Florence Blair Lebanon William Boehling Danbury l 28 Frances Bostrom Lebanon Roy Brown - Danbury Izeita Brush Bartley Erla Burgess Lebanon Nile Burke Bartley Ebba Carlson Lebanon Charlie Cockle Bartley Bernard Colling McCook Amy Cumming Lebanon Geraldine Daffer Lebanon Elmer Davis Cambridge Irl J Devoe Lebanon Ivan Devoe Lebanon LeClar Durbin Bartley Karl Eckard Cambridge Leo A Farrell Lebanon -- - 14 Walter Finch Cambridge 45 Grace Gallatin Bartley 28 Austin Goodenberger Danbury 82 Mary Haag Bartley 6 Nellie Halsey Lebanon 82 Velma Hummel Lebanon 9 Ivan Hart Bartley 70 Lawrenec Hoppe Bartley 6 Lisle Hoskins Lebanon 6 Ferris B Hupp Lebanon 6 Roy Johnson Lebanon 6 Robert Johnson -Lebanon 28 Amanda Lehn Danbury 28 Ruth Leisure Danbury 86 Chester Lofton McCook 6 Ben Mallery Lebanon 70 Glen Mangus 7 Bartley 68 Dwight Marts Bartley 28 Millie McDonald Danbury 28 Flora McDonald Danbury 70 Madge McKean Bartley 70 Henry McKean Bartley 8 Susie McDonald McCook 6 Lelia R Moore Lebanon G Neva Moore k Lebanon -8 8 49 23 52 20 23 1 1 6 52 2 Donal Morgan Danbury Robert Murphey Lebanon Madeline Nutt Danbury Nellie Orr Lebanon Maranda Parker Danbury Russell Pennington Lebanon Ruth Plumb Marion Adrian Quigley Indianola Frank Rawson Bartley Marie Ruby Danbury Leo Schmitz McCook Claude Schmitz obttttc McCook Joseph Selby Cambridge Russell Somerville McCook John Teter Katie Tines Harry Troendly Waddell Lee A Waddell Delos Waterman Cambridge Bartley McCook Indianola Lebanon Melvin Wight Bartley Charles Yarn ell Danbury The state nrQi2rgnas al ready issued itCou1y 4th warning -bulletin A paragraph or two is sub joined On July 4th 1910 there were 2923 persons injured of which 131 died 67 deaths were due to tetanus and 19 were caused outright by fire arms 11 by explosion of powder bombs or torpedoes 6 by cannon or similar contrivances there was 72 cases of lockjaw 40 people lost their sight26 lost arms legs or hands 141 lost fingers 26 mostly little girls were burued to death by fire from fire works This is a startling showing but it has been materially reduced since 1903 when there were nearly double the number injured and four times as many lives lost The reduction in injuries and fatal ities has largely been brought about by the calling of the attention of mothers and fathers and of the deal ers in these deadly explosives to the results that attend them when placed in the hands of inexperienced per sons I wish to call upon the fatliers mothers of and all the boys and girls of Nebraska to see to it that their boy or girl will not be permit ted to purchase or ignite or use any of these deadly explosives I also wish to call the attention of the bus iness men to the facts that for the little profit they may receive from the sale of those explosives they can not afford to endanger the lives of their customers by selling them ar ticles that will either cause their death or maim them for life and de stroy thousands of dollars worth of property tti - swill cn the special officer uii jneii uiufiftioi ia nuiu ing the notf d Franklin at hfs fountain PIANOS Ice Cream riTiTftinTrmg If you are thinking of buying a piano you can not do bet ter than to see the line I carry Get rrfy prices and compare them with others you have figured with Get posted as to what constitutes a good piano I carry on the floor of my music room the following well known makes CHICKERING BROS MATHUSHEK SONS STORY CLARK No Job Lots at Diamonds Shoe Store A lady came in the other day and asked me if we have any job lot shoes I told her no and we dont intend to handle any She said she heard that we sell shoes cheap L said yes but we dont sell cheap shoes She finally looked at a miss es shoes the price being 135 She said Ill take that pair thats a pretty cheap shoe Y said no madam that isnt a cheap shoe the price is low but the shoes are first class guaranteed to give satisfaction An other customer went out more pleas ed than she expected It is your turn now to come to Diamonds Shoe Store not for -cheap shoes but for good shoes at low prices Protect Your Buildings with Shinns Copper Cable Lightning Rod You may not need it now but the protection is cheap and guaran teed Sold and put up by us McCOOK HARDWARE CO Shipped a Hundred Cases Tuesday in addition to the local business The McCook Bottling Work shipped out of town one hundred cas es ofitheir product You can get the Lincoln Climatic Mixed Paint of A McMILLEN Druggist Everything thats seasonable in fruits and vegetables at Hubers all s N the time BUSH LANE CABLE SONS CONCORD and many others I will be glad to show you these instruments whether you are ready to buy at this time or not Let me explain to you why I can sell cheaper than others Easy payments H P essnsxsssxscxKXEcaftmKnaRnni Pianos for rent SUTTON JiAT UKJI I 1W The Latest Filing This week L M Higgins the present sheriff filed for the cratic nomination for sheriff is i In this connection we wish to correct a statement in Tuesdays issue in which C W Kelley was mentioned as fil ing for county assessor He is a candidate for county surveyor Hospital for Operation J E Tirrill received a telegram yesterday afternoon announcing that his -son Tom ofxEonner Springs Kan sas had just arrived in Kansas City Mo for an immediate operation for EJppendicitis Tents and Awnings sold and put up by us give satisfac tion If anything needed let us know Our prices oh tents are very low and we carry them in stock McCOOK HARDWARE CO Its folly to put off papering until later See our magnificent showing of wall papers today Youll want to paper at once after a sight of -the beautiful patterns v L W McCONNELL Druggist Base Ball Goods Large line special prices McCOOK HARDWARE CO There is magic in the words Advo They are the final word in canned excellence And Huber is the prophet Everything in drugs McConnell The McCook Tribune S100 a year Thirty Days in Jail r vo tramps made a cowardly as 1 for -he Burlington Tuesday and as a re- hntli nrf nmv in flip pnnntv lail tramps who struck the officer but i did not hit a specially vulnerable part of his body missing the head at which the bludgeon was aimed The th rl one was not imbroiled in the affair and was permitted to leave the city which opportunity he im plored A OU W Officers Elect The election of officers for the A O U W Monday night resulted as follows M O McClure M W David Rhodes overseer L R Woot ton foreman C B Gray recorder C J Ryan financier C H Jacobs guide Elsworth Ward inside watch man L P Davis outside watch man Samuel Spencer trustee Cop Stuph for hot weather Gauze underwear of all kinds for men women and chil dren Union suits separate shirts and drawers sleeveless vests sleeve vests umbrella pants to tie or but ton extra sizes and regular Prices from 5c to 150 apiece The Thomp son D G Co Utmost values for cash only Entertained for Miss Phelan Miss Zella Osborn entertained on Thursday evening for Miss Viva Phe lan It was a Little Girls party with abbreviated vesture stick can dy ice cream and a gorgeous time Special on Wall Paper For the next two weeks we are making very low prices on wall pa per It will pay to look our paper over A McMIL LEN Druggist Fancy Parasols 10c to 375 Childrens at 10c 35c 50c Coc 75c Ladies from 125 to 375 Girls umbrellas 50c Ladies from 50c to 500 each The Thompson D - G Co Utmost values for cash only Exclusive Agent Exclusive Coffee Huber is exclusive agent in McCock for the unexcelled Barrington Hall coffees Priced at 20c 25cand 35c per pound Hammocks Take rest in your spare moments in one of our Comfortable hammocks A Druggist For Sale Alfalfa hay Phone ash 3852 6 tf J A SCHMITZ For sunburn and tan use McMil lens Cream Lotion The best brands of canned fruits and vegetables at Magners NUMBER 4 If You Want a Home of YouiOwn Begin Bank ing Your Money NOW It is worth all the effort and self denial that it costs to OWTj YOUR OWN HOME You cant be happy mowing some ones else grass Were you to bank and save 2000 a month for only nine years you would have over TWO THOUSAND DOL LARS with which to buy a home of your own Then youll no longer hear the unwelcome knock of the rent collector Let OUR Bank be YOUR bank -THE Mccook national BANK P Walsh President C F Lehx V Pres C J OBrien Cshr DIRECTORS M Loughran P F McKenna aiwJiLinir 1 1 1 i i 1 1 CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS Christian Science The subject for next Sunday is God the Preserver of Man Christian W A Baldwin of Beth any Neb will preach in the Chris tion church next Sunday June 11th I morning and evening All invited Baptist No preaching service in ithe morning on account of B L E memorial service at the M E church ff r htirty days Fortunately the i Preaching at Sp Sundav school - - - otticer was not severely injured uur at v a m that fact is not to he credited to the i 1 - fssr o Episcopal Trinity Sunday June 11 Holy Communion at 730 Introit Psalm 67 communion hymn 225 Nunc dim Sunday school at 10 a m Morning prayer and sermon at 11 evening prayer and sermon at 8 of ferings for church expenses Mon day St Barnabas Bay Holy Com munion at 730 Introit Psalm 142 executive committee meets in rec tory at S30 mens social at 9 to which all the male communicants of St Albans church and their friends are invited Wednesday choir re hearsal Thursday altar guild pic nic W C T U Meeting The W C T U will meet in the brotherhood room of the Methodist church next Friday afternoon June OGth at three oclock for the pur pose of planning for the coming state convention A full attendance of members is requested Notice to Clean Up Property owners and renters are notified to clean up their alleys and properties Tin cans slops ashes etc must be removed to the city dump As the hot weather season is now upon us special and strict attention must he given to all health and sanitary orders All alleys mu be cleaned up by the 15th of June L A FITCH City Marshal The McCook Tribune want ads 5c line Most people read them Subscribe for The Tribune A Correc Not as Ion H C CLAPP Advertises and sells Lady Corsets Awommh TiailltTT misprinted in our Tuesday evening edition