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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1911)
S I U r VI Hr it pv t ii a y r H r V VtK fttftssnanwiftvwast jpmriui u JBSgfeaftiFaaiMgft v- THIRTIETH YEAR Comfort First Always GET A PAIR OF Viersen Osborn Oxfords or Slippers And be in Line Says Rent Long Past Due Ursula L Walker who is being sued for dviorce by Chester L Walk er has filed an answer in district court admitting she was married to plaintiff at McCook in June 1899 and that she left their home in that city in February 1909 going with her three children to the home of her father who also Tesides in McCook She informs the court however that her reason for going to her fathers house was that the one in which she and the plaintiff resided was rented by them that the rent was fourteen months in arrears and that the land lord had threatened to evict them St is charged that the plaintiff is a jpainter capable of earning good wages but that he failed to support his family rendering it necessary for defendant to depend upon charity of relatives She asks that she be granted the divorce and custody of the children and that plaintiff be re quired to pay her alimony and fund for the maintenance of the children Lincoln Journal 10 Yards for 49 Cents This is our special offer on some very nice 10c Dress Ginghams One pattern to a customer This offer good only until Saturday June 24th er service and mileage 32 30 inclusive You must cut this adv out and bring it along to get the ben efit of this offer The Thompson D J Co Utmost values A FewNecessitles for the Chickens Conkeys Lice powder Conkeys Roop Remedy Conkeys Gape Remedy Conkeys Scaley Leg Conkeys Poultry Tonic Standard Insect powder And all kinds of chicken feed at Marshs feed store 215 Main ave Childrens Parasols 10c Others at 45c 50c 65c 75c La dies Fancy Parasols 125 to 375 including the suit case parasols with detachable handle The Thompson D G Co Utmost values Can Pay at the Store Parties owing the Updike Co may pay their bills at Jones Cos ocnfectionery and news stand on low er Main avenue Phone 13 or 169 S S GARVEY Manager Protect From Flies your cows and horses by using Cow Ease The cows will show their appreciation hy giving you more milk For sale by McCOOK HARDWARE CO Money to Loan on Farms See Rozell Sons at clothing store See the new things photographic we have this spring Scores of new items here for amateur aids tosuccess that all snap shotters need v L W McCONNELL Druggist You can get the Lincoln Climatic Mixed Paint of A McMILLEN Druggist Several thousand sweet potato plants for sale McCook Green House Phone red 214 For sunburn and- tan use McMil lens Cream Lotion V c5Py r JP Hurt In Fall from Moving Car A stranger seeking transportation on a west bound through Burlington freight train was painfully hurt near the Denver avenue crossing Wednes day morning The train was moving at a swift rate when the man at tempted to clamber aboard Missing the hand hold on the box car he was thrown violently to the ground He was badly bruised on the cheek hand and leg Ill never do that again was his conclusion after Dr Beghtol has eased his wounds Hastings Tribune Mosquito Netting 5c Meritas table oil cloth 15c Am A 2 bu J6 oz seamless grain bags 22c Fleischers German Knitting yarn 25c skein Ladies gauze vests 5c Boys Indian suits 100 Gauze corsets 50c Leatherwear yard wide black taffeta silk 89 c Best pa per napkins 5c dozen Childs fancy parasols 10c Good muslin 5c Win dow shades 20c 25c and 35c The Bales Stone Wedding Miss Myrtle E Bales and Mr were married at the home of her Savey Stetson Hats Makee by Mr Stetsee of Philama delpbee We savee you 81 centee allee samee Our price 369 No pushee no pullee 369 The Thompson D G Co Utmost values Cool Cooking Satisfaction you will have with our Perfection Oil cooks or Quick Meal gasoline stoves Dont wait longer McCOOK HARDWARE CO Rebate Checks After July 1st we will not give rebate checks owing to new law in effect at that time A McMILLEN Druggist 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 Hammocks and Tents will make summer comfortable for yourself and family We sell them McCOOK HARDWARE CO 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 DORWART BARGER Everything thats seasonable in fruits and vegetables at Hubers all the time McMlllen druggist is again serv ing the notfd Franklin Ice Cream at his fountain Magner sells better groceries than the Justus good kind Try him tor an order Two more days of our big special sale of Mens Ladies and Childrens clothing C L DeGROFF CO We have had a few pyrograpliy pieces slightly damaged and we will sell them rat a big reduction begin ning Friday June 23rd L W McCONNELL Druggisi jijft4iriWjafegSgiaA - -- sn f c00 by the sea while the product of the imagination and restorations in a isense yet reaL and scientific1 B B Thursday Evening Edition McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 22 1911 MTTTTTTTTYTTTTTTTYTTTTTTTTTTTTT7TTTTTTTYTTTVTTTTTYTYM I R R Employes Picnic Success The 3rd annual Railroad Employes picnic has passed into history And it is written clearly and distinctly on the page a success measured by ev ery consideration involved The day was perfect the attendance large and jolly and orderly the grounds left nothing to be desired the sports and program kept something doing all the time Upon arriving at Cambridge the picnic party of almost fifteen hun dred from McCook alone was met by parents Mr and Mrs T H Bales of j tumes etc etc pasged by East McCook Wednesday evening at eight oclock County Judge J C Moore performing the ceremony in the presence of relatives and a few close friends The young couple left on No 13 today for their future home at Brush Colorado Just Compare If you think all drug store stocks are about the same just examine Mc Connells carefully and note his pric es Compare with those elsewhere We are quite sure that after you in vestigate you will decide that McCon nells is the place to trade For Sale S E sec 7 and N E J4 sec 18 T 5 B 29 and N E -and N W S E sec 13 T5R30 Will consider any fair offer cash or part on time Address owner J T FOLEY Lewistown Montana More Gauze Corsets The first supply disappeared mighty quick Have just received more Can supply up to size 29 Price 50 cents Real comfort The Thompson D G Co Utmost values for cash only speech and a strong showing for the railroads -statistically claiming that the present financial difficulties of the railroads of America are trace able to unfavorable sentiment among the people He made a plea for bet ter understanding between the people and the railroads feeling assured thai it would result in better conditions He explained many misunderstandings between the people and the railroads and argued that a true knowledge of affairs would bring them both closer together the citizens of Cambridge and mar- fter a little more jollying from shaled to McKinley park just adjoin- Mr Scott some music from the band ing the city limits where the affairs the ex governor arrived He caught of the day were each and all carried his wind while relating some of his out I choice reportoire of stories The ex- The parade from the train to the grvernor is a good story teller as park was witnessed by a large con- Weli as a politician of a high order vuuib ui peupitt jiu wuwu uu turn and clever He spoke briefly on Hooligans the human caliope the and his plea was for an equal distrib company of little girls dressed in ut0n of the wealth produced He national colors the Seeinir Cam- rA mnieii Mohrastn tuinr Harry V Stone both of this city bridge party yiersens famous latly happy in that here there is an land cart and party in national uncommon equal distribution of wealth as well as equality of Arriving at the park a selection tunity It was his idea that as the by company M military band the in- South could not settle its own great vocation by Rev L E Lewis the est problem slavery that the perhaps singing ofAmericaintroduced Hon greater problem of capital and labor C M Brown of Cambridge who could not be settled in the east but ered a hearty welcome to the railroad would be worked out in the west es men Agent G S Scott of Brush pecially in the middle west The ex Colorado responded in characteristic governor is brainy clever and infec manner tious An enjoyable concert by company M military band followed THE PRIZE WINNERS Ex Governor Shallenberger of Alma Following is the list of winners of being delayed by auto troubles await- prizes in the several events ing his arrival other speakers were Boys Sack Race introduced Ciilla Gillespie first catchers mitt Jack Pennington the well known by McCook Hardware Co Fay Kelso conductor and head of the R R second ployes organization made a strong Continued on page 5 BIG REXALL OFFER WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY JUNE 28th AND 29th REXALL PEARL TOOTH POWDER is a new and extra fine product got ten up especially to beat anything on the market It is the finest dental preparation we have ever sold and we want YOU TO TRY IT To every person who buys a can of this new dentifrice at the regular price of 25c we will give for only one cent additional your choice of any 25c tooth brush in our large srtock or your choice of any of the following items 1 can of Violet JOulce Talcum Pow der regular 25c 2 cakes of Harmony Rose Glyce rine Soap regular 10c each - 3 cakes of Violet Glycerine Soap regular 25c I box Rexall Foot Powder regular 25c ANY REXALL REMEDY regular price 25c for lc The above offer is made exclusively to introduce Rexall Pearl Tooth Powder As this is a loss to us we limit the offer to cnly one purchase to each customer REMEMBER T HE DATE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY JUNE 28UTAND 29th McCONNELLS REXALL STORBn rrJ msj zxsjvmvmn tsrt mi i O t1f ill 1M HHf iP i 5 8 L TTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTYYTTTrTYTTTYTTTYTyYTYTTTTTTTnrTTTTI i A Few Junior Normal Notes I Prof Bengetons Lecture efforts gave scope and wings to our Prof Bengstons lecture imagination and his pictures of some day evening in the high school of our early settlersin the ages lon niouutuvc jiu uii torium was Illguiy entertaining By word and picture to interest the involuntary smile he showed the development and un- There was a high ethical tone in folding of life animal plant and the professors lecture that appealed man in- Nebraska His lecture dealt to the thoughtful Nebraskan and a with matters geological zoological call to appreciation and loyalty to hei and historical the evolution of anir highest and best types of citizenship This has been an especially inter- It esting week in Junior Normal work 0 AC W Green Leineweber Wedding Beatrice June 20 Floyd A Green of Stanford Mont and Miss Rose A Leineweber of near Adams were united in marriage by Rev J E Dav is of the First Christian church at 230 p an the ceremony taking place at the parsonage The groom is en gaged in the lumber business at Stan ford He is a son of Cashier R A Green of the Citizens National bank at McCook Neb The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H Leine weber prominent farmers near Ad ams The young people left for Stanford where they will make their home--Lincoln Journal Advertised List The following letters cards and packages remain uncalled for at the posloffice LETTERS Sanders Mrs Anna Stanford Mr Geo Cards Groyle Edd Johnse Mr Myron Thompson D G Co Utmost values Vf merriment as the procession of What he regarded as the problem of Johnson Mrs Mamie Kruly Lillian for cash only merry makers en costume Happy this srAnpration Pnnit ii nnri Tnhrwr Kress Mr G M Sleeth Mr Art - w I iSohafer Geo Thornburg Mr Thorn Whpn calling for these please say they were advertised LON CONE Postmaster A O U W McCook Jodge No 61 at their next j regular meeting on Monday evening June 26 will be honored by the pres ence of A M Walling Grand Master Workman of the Grand Jurisdiction of Nebraska All members are re quested to be present and meet tie rand old man of Nebraska Work men The degrees of the order will be exemplified by initiation C J RYAN Committee Able -to Go Home Word from Tom states that he was able this week to leave the hospital in Kansas City and return to his home in Kansas His seconr operation for appendicitis was suc cessful and he returned home feel ing very well- Tom is son of J E Tirriil of our city Attention Odd Fellows There will be work in initatory de gree Friday evening -June 23 ery member is requested to be pres ent Visitors cordially invited By order of N G House Dresses 135 made of good stout soft finish ging ham trimmed with contrasting colors The materials alone are worth the price The Thompson D G Co Ut most values Indian Chief Suits 100 consisting of war bonnet of feathers iacket of buckskin imitation with FRIDAY JUNE 23RD TIE DAY One lot of 25c to 50c Ties at 19c All other Ties at f39c C L DeGROFF CO Hammocks Take rest in your spare moments in one of our comfortable hammocks A McMILLEN Druggist SATURDAY JUNE 24TH All fancy vests at onchalf price at DeGROFFS For Sale Alfalfa hay Phone ash 3852 6 tf J A SCHMITZ Base ball supplies at Woodwprths Pure Gold flour from winter wheat at Magners mal types such as the horse hog It was a stimulating elevating effort wrk a bigger and M cattle Pitcures of dinosaurians and and The Tribune would that more Cook and use 91 Patent saurlans and of plant life from the of our citizens had been present to j period when Nebraska was covered near it -All Shirt Waists at 20 discount i - June 22 23 24 at DeGroffs Dont let the flies eat was Indeed a long cry from the trop- The attendance has grown to 130 horses and cattle Get a up your can of ical swamp age in southwestern- and most efficient and effective work Conkeys Fly Knocker and keep peac braska to our present not excessive- has been accomplished indeed the in the barnyard For sale at Marshs ly moist period But the professors Continued on page B teed store 215 Main ave ll e A Xr - 9 NUMBER 8 AVOID VACATION ANNOYANCE These broiling sizzling days suggest vacation And vaca tion suggests the wherewithal to enjoy it And past experi ence recalls the annoyance of trying to cash drafts and checks in a strange town Now we have a panacea for all such worries in our TRAV ELERS CHECKS They are accepted at par in any city of the United States as weE as in foreign parts Stores ho tels railroads and steamship companies accept them in lieu of money Its just like hand ing a greenback across the counter Come in and investigate be fore you go THE McCOOK NATIONAL BANK P Walsh President C F Lehv V Pres C J OBrien Cash DIRECTORS M Loughran P F McKenna CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS Christian Science The subject for next Sunday morning is Christian Science Episcopal Sunday school at ten Morning prayer and sermon at elev en Evening prayer and sermon at eight Choir rehearsal on Wednes day evening All are welcometo our services Methodist The Rev William F Burris D D a member of the Board of Control of the Epworth League who is attending the Epworth League convention at Cambridge this week will preach at the Methodist church Sunday morning June 25V Dr Bur ris is a man of large experience practical and helpful You will be pleased and profited to hear him There will be no services Sunday night OPENED AUSPICIOUSLY The McCook Chautauqua opened auspiciously this afternoon with an encouraging attendance City Attorney Wolff delivered the address of welcome and Platform Manager Sias responded Following these formal preliminar ies was a concert by The Singers and Players Club forKThe prosram for tonight a pre fringe leggins with fringe All 100 including a war whoop The Thompson D G Co Utmost value 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 McMILLEN Druggist Exclusive Agent Exclusive Coffee Huber is exclusive agent in McCoo for the unexcelled Barrington Hall coffees Priced at 20c 25c and 35c per pound lude by The Singers and Players Clul and a lecture by Lincoln McConnell one of the live wires on the Amer ican platform today MaTiags Licenses John L Davies 24 Omaha and Myrtle Chevill Lebanon 24 Roy E Evarts 37 Nellie Wil lette 37 both of Denver William T Hamilton 21 Anna Theresa Uhren 18 both of McCook Married June 20 by county judge Harry V Stone 22 Myrtle E Bales 17 both of McCook Par ents consent given for bride Dont Forget to Get Our prices on corn and feed ofvall kinds McCOOK MILLING CO Cards are out announcing the ap proaohing wadding June 26th of Miss Gertrude Eomgardner of Port land Oregon and Mr William V Green also of that city Miss Gert rude has been teaching in Portland reaching the position of teacher of languages in the high school of that city She will be remembered as one of the twin daughters of Mr and Mrs Dave Bomgardner former resi dents of McCook On a hot day you will find our store the coolest place in town De licious ice cream and cold drinks served at all hours Come see us and get cooled off C R WOODWORTH Druggist Hubers coffee cannot be beat Coffee from 15 cents to 35 cents and Wedding Breakfast heads tha list - Bed bugs die without a struggle wherever Lees Bug Killer is used Try a 25c bottle and see them go For sale by C R WOODWORTH Druggist 1 1 i Si i i I W v 3 Mf