The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, November 13, 1911, Monday Evening Edition, Image 1
a r r t I i lu t THIRTIETH YEAR OLE O L aoiSiiassrrfaaastv Thu important part of child rens Shoes are THE SOLES We have a line of Boys Miss es and Childrens Shoes made by S L Pierce Co who make nothing but Boys Misses and Childrens Shoes Therefore the are able to give better shoes for less money Come and see them We guar antee them VIERSEN OSBORH Corner Store 201 Main Letters to Santa Clans The postoffice department has raised the ban on Santa Glaus mail after all Rescinding a re cent decision Postmaster Gener al Ilitelieock has directed that an letters addressed tu Santa Clans may be delivered to char itable organizations or benevolent persons that ask for them instead of having such mail returned to the senders or destroyed Benefit Me Co ok Lodge of Pythias wall dance in Armory 16 The purpose to -secure funds finance the next mas treat for needy cliildren of ts are 100 Dance J No 42 Knights hold a benefit hall November of the danceJs with which to annual Christ deserving and the eitv Tick- The Main Store On Main Street If it is the freshest and best in groceries fruits vegetables etc you seek look no further than Rubers Personal Taxes Due Personal taxes are due and become delinquent Decembr 1st 10 per cerft inheres added tot all taxes after that date C NADEN Co Treas Exclusive Agent Exclusive Coffee Huber is exclusive agent in Me Cook for the unexcelled Barring ton Hall coffees Priced at 20c 25c and 35c per pound It is the proved quality of Mag ners groceries that accounts for their increasing popularity with the buying public Every patron is a satisfied patron If you feel you want to be shown in matter of quality go to the McCook Flour and Feed Store You should see our nice assort ment of American and French hand painted china A McMILLEN Druggist Wc never hesitate to guarantee Lilv Patent flour At the Mc Cook Flour and Feed Store Think Kodaks buy kodaks attid give kodaks for Christmas McCONNELL Druggist Thoroughbred Shorthorn bull for service 100 McCOOK HARDWARE CO Drink Wedding Breakfast coffee and be happy At Hub er s only Magners groceries meet fully the pure food law requirements YOU Cant Entertain Without Flowers DONT TRY IT Advertised List The following letters and cards remain uncalled for at the post office Letters Arlington Mrs Etta Baker Miss Edith 2 Brunygadt Mr John Booker Mr Henry Cohen Mr Joi Caslin John 2 Davis Mrs Laura Erwin Mrs Rachel Fields Fred II House Miss Estella Jones Mis Jule Loar Mr Arch McDonald Mrs Belle TJlmer Mr W Wilson Mr Earl Wilson Mr John Wil cox Mr W D Cards Chadwick Mrs Elsie 2 Crewer Mr Ed Larington Miss Fay Boxelder Lehan Mrs Laura Shelley Mr A G Rodell Mr Scott Shaw Mrs W II Stone Mr Roy St ran e Miss Marie vBox elder Tuttle Mr 0 E Tyler Rev F C 2 Boxelder Walters Lu Wyatt Mr Steve Wyeoff Mr Nichols LON CONE Postmaster Farewell Party Twenty three of the lady friends of Mrs Frank Rank came in and surprised her last Monday night They presented her with a salver tea pot and souvenir spoon A delightful time was enjoyed by all Mesdames Brown Soliday Kent Cox Ilegenberger Roucli Wilcott Converse Day Burnett Grismore Brown Bunstock Jor dan 1 lusted DcLong Callen El lJson Hot r Enright Carmoney Burnett and Mcrlan were guests G et Your Seats Early Exceptional interest is being shewn in the forthcoming produc tion The Lion and the Mouse which the United Play Company will produce here en Saturday November IS at the Temple the atre by the extraordinary demand for seats The production is one of the very best ever seen in this city and prices will be 25c to - - L50 - - To the Voters I desire to express any keen ap preciation of the splendid vote given me in the late election I shall endeavor to give the people of Red Willow county an honest and efficient administration of the office of county treasurer ARTHUR B WOOD Too Stormy The McCcok high school foot ball eleven went down to Ilold rege Saturday for a scheduled game but returned on No 1 the same day the weather being too inclement to warrant playing the game Shakespeare Club The ladies of the Shakespeare club will meet with Mrs F M Kcmmell Tuesday afternoon for the vstudy of portraits by the fa mous painters Whistler Madam Virgie Le Brun and Titian Every Lady desires a nice gold watch Our prices enable you to realize that desire L C STOLL O If You Have houses to rent list them with Whittaker Gray They have several applications on file now for houses Phone black 283 Of fice in Temple block The Only Union Made overalls in the city are the Car hart Huber is the exclusive agent Also jackets and caps The phone is 97 MeConnell for drugs Tribune advertisers get results For special on dill sour and sweet pickles see Magner Magner sells better groceries than the just as good kind Try him for an order Zoe the daughter of Mr and Mrs E Benjamin is lying ser iously ill at her home All grades of Oxford flour and each sack guaranteed at the Mc Cook Flour and Feed Store If you wish a hand mirror we liave the new shapes in Frennch plate mirrors all sizes and all prices A McMILLEN Druggist I Monday Evening Edition Its Time to Commence getting ready for Christmas If you have some special design you wiant made up in gold or silver let usi do it for you L C STOLL CO The McCook Semi Weekly Trib une It is 100 a year MeConnell fills prescriptions Mount Vernon Pattern W A 11 Hiii sof ihr I pitJprn nf rf i SiIvim ami Cut f ilsi sarenow fomplft Of all vrviriie i m i iiriiuiii1 il uU ttiiil can i ma if will will fiml n ii -in fill as ll - V7 tak jilfv ur in in v i in otir inspc tion wifitiT oii ait rt id7lpluy imw in liiJi r P Sutton Company JEWELERS and OPTICIANS McCOOK RED WILLOW COUN TY NEBRASKA MONDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 13 1911 BISHOP J HENRY TIHEN CF LINCOLN hojwill conduct S lemn J I itm AK in at- iooo oxlock Tuesday evening at 6oo oc o k he will b eiveitained at dinner in the Temple building dining hall by K of C and at 8 3 iV ock vill lertire m the Temple Theatre Making- New Contracts The Great Western Sugar Beet Co is already making new eon tracts for next years planting It is a pleasure to note that altho this year was an unfavorable one for crops generally the results from the planting sugar beet seed were quite satisfactory and it is expected that it will be easier work coming season to secure acreage than it was last year It is an enterprise that should re ceive the encouragement of all being a crop that seems to be pecially adapted to this soil and to our climatic conditions Mr Weybright will remain here dur ing the winter and will have the business of the company in this neighborhood in charge another season His work has been very satisfactory among the growers of beets To Rural Mail Patrons You are hereby notified that hereafter all mail will have to be properly stamped before placing it in the box and that money left in lieu of stamps or pay postage on unstamped mail the same will mot be taken cognizance of By keeping a supply of stamps at your home and stamping your mail it will insure the same to go out at once and will save a great deal of annoyance t0 car riers Books of 1 and 2 cent stamps from 25c to 1 can be procureolfrom the carrier By Order of Postoffice Dept Real Estate Filings The following real estate filings have been made in the county clerks office since our last re port Minnie Steinman to Fern Steinmann bill of sale household goods 100 00 Leon L Miller et ux to Tames Madison wd to pt ne qr 35-4-26 93 98 United States to Enoch A Sexson pat to sw qr 3- 3 28 Colds grippe and similar affec tions can usually be stopped in the start while if allowed to lin ger until fully settled distress and danger are invited and cure may be long delayed Keep Rex all Cold Tablets on hand and com bat all colds promptly That is the wise plan and this remedy is the one you ca n depend upon to cure Price 25c The Rexall Htor McCONNELL Druggist Cit Supt C F White of Trent in has been appointed di rector c f the Southwestern Ne bnska Declamatory League for tlii ncning year SUp a tough the right way R xaI Sviup of White Pine 25c McCONNELL Druggist A n w invoice of the latest pjjulr Cpvright books 50c A McMILLEN Druggist Viisen Oshorn open in Wrsy this week an overflow sale nf 30 jiys or so Everything in drugs McCONNELL That Fall Wedding TV Must Reform Our Farming The average yield of wheat in the United States for the five years ending in 1910 was eight- tentilis cf a bushel per acre more j than in the five years ending in 1905 It was less than four tenths of a bushel more than for the ten ending in 1903 The average corn product for the ten years ending in 1910 was a little less than for the 10 years ending in 1875 Thirty-five years have not advanced us a step European countries Great Britain Prance Germany with inferior soils and less fav orable climate produce crops practically double our own In our studies of conservation we find nc waste comparable either in nngnitude or importance to tlv The farm will fail and the foundation cf all cur prosperity be underlined unless agriculture is r formed Already the percent rxe of our people actively engag 2d in farming has fallen from 47 36 in 1870 to an estimated 32 in 1910 Every man on the farm to day must produce food for two mouths agaiinst one forty years ago J J Hill Visit From Grand Matron Eureka chapter No 86 O E S is preparing to receive a visit from the grand matron of the or der November 24th Some neigh borhciod chapters will be repre sented here on the occasion whict will be the notable gathering of tn year A 630 a clock dinner wiill be served members and vis s bofor the work of Alio ses sion is taken up There will be an initiatory ceremony Diamonds Shoe Sale is the tall of the town not only on account of the extremely low prices which in itself should bring everybody in McCook and vicinity to Dia monds She Sale but everything is brand new in all the latest nov elties such as tan Russia Calf Black velvet Patent Colt Gun Metal the new White Buck on the new high toes Remember this is the last week of this gi gantic sale and you have your choice of all the above at the ex tremely low prices1 as described ic our circular Look for the sign DIAMONDS SHOE STORE 113 W B Street Subscribe for theSehiiWeekly Tribune 100 per year NUMBER 49 DAILY MARKET Delivered Free to Any Place in McCook Corn chop per 100 140 Bran per 100 1 20 Shorts per 100 135 Barley chop per 100 130 Wheat per bushel 10U Corn per bushel 75 uats per bushel 60 Barley per bushel GO Alfalfa per Snie 30 91 Flour per sack 155 at any store m McCook Every sack is guaranteed Phone 29 Mccook milling co in social circles I he Friday Bridge Whist club met with Mrs H A Beale Fri day afternoon Light refresh ments were served at the close Mrs C D Ritchie and Mrs Wal ter Stokes assisting Dr and Mrs W E McDivitt entertained the Thursday Whist club end of week A 7 oclock dinner was served assistants be ing Mrs Walter Sfnl i nni ir Lerov Klevpn rn nri ir n -- uli juts L lahnestoek and Mr and Mrs james iiatiieid were uests Corinne daughter of Engineer and Mrs J W TTn fii the 11th milestone in hm l young life Thursday last and tin oeeaanon was eelohratwi o 4 u Hasty home that afternoon wdtl appropriate particulars About udrn girl inends participated IMie young guests enjoyed a fine spread of refreshments appealing especially to the youth Mrs R B Southard and Miss Laura ien assisting m serving them Cor mne was the recipient of numer ous pretty remembrances from her little neighbors ind friends Two former nriestc nf S To ricks church of our eity assist ed in th celebration of the Re ciuiem Hhrli Mns c nt li ftnoi in Lincoln of Rev William pay ox rseaver Urossmg Fridav morning namely Very Rev Thomas Cullen now cf York and Rev J J Loughran now of Se ward Father Cullen was assist ant Driest Fntlipr TAnffliwn thurifer Attention is esneciallv drawn itt the chinaware announcement of tile Drew Furniture and Carnftf Co We have an uncommonly nanasome line and crave the pub lic inspection Come and see how nice an article even a small piece 01 money wall buy And we have the costlier tilings too But gen eral prices the lowest in tha itv Assortment is large and complete and well displayed A touch of the real tiling was the weather of Saturday -and Sun day The temperature reached in the neighborhood of the zero mark and a stiff northwester ad ded to the discomfort and sever ity of the weather The snow fall wasi sTight The postoffice at Trenton was destroyed by fire Friday morn ing NotHng was saved from the office mail sacks supplies and equipment being complete loss A 36 foot steel bridge is being built over the Beaver at the Or ley Macey place west of Marion Six candidates in Tyrone pre cinct tied tor tbr office of con si able The Tribune 100 the year Classified Advertisements TO RENT Unfurnished rooms 808 E 2d street J M Henderson FOR SALE Harness and sin gle buggy Inquire of O N Rector Phone red 349 HAY HAY HAY I have 50 tons of Choice A No 1 Alfalfa Hay for sale by the ton or bale This is all nice bright Hay Also plenty of Prairie Hay Prices Right Phone 25 Marshs Feea Store 1A HI n n