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BURLINGTON TIME TABLE
East Depart Central Time
No 6 1130 PM
16 500 A M
2 550 A M
13 945 A M
12 G35 A M
14 920 P M
10 505 P M
West Depart Mountain Time
No 1 1220 P M
3 1142 P M
5 arr 830 p m
13 930 A M
15 1230 A M
3 625 A M
Imperial Line Mountain Time
No 176 arrives 330 P M
No 175 departs 645 A M
Sleeping dining and reclining chair
cars seats free on through trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
uiy point in the United States or
Canada
For information time tables maps
and tickets call on or write D P
Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
RAILROAD NEWS NOTES
A F Erwin is numbered -with
the siek
Brakeman E R Starks is off
duty for 30 days
New Brakemeni II E Shrin
er S E Sellers P J Jensen
Conductor II G Brooks was
a quacl hunter at Stratton first
of week
Brakeman F M Disbro was
with the homefolks in Arapahoe
Sunday
A Sid Moore of Holdrege is
now a brakeman on the Hastings
Holdrege local
R 31 Simmons lias return
ed to Avork after a short layoff
with a severe cold
Glen Gallon went to Hold
rege to see the football game
Avhieh failed Sataiurday
Brakeman R G Talbot of tin
Ilastings IIoldrege local has been
transferred to McCook
Switchman Varvole and wife
returned Saturday from Palisade
and he resumed his work Mon
day
The Burlington has ordered
from one of the eastern mills 500
tons of bridge steel for a small
bridge
Engine 1910 just i lipped
with simper heating apparatus
was tested in the local yard Fri
day last
Conductor M B Ilarbaugh
is off duty for ton days and Con
ductor Frank Neubauer has his
run on 64 G3
Brakeman G E Chipman
took a layoff Monday It is ru
mored he will be married to a
Ueartwell lady tomorrow
Engineer J L Roberts went
up to Trenton Saturday on 13
to visit the mother briefly and to
do a little quail hunting on the
side
Mrs Howard Perkins went
down to Republican City dose
of last week on a visit to friends
She made a display of pictures
there during her visi
Business is heavy in the
freight line just now all men
and engines being in tlie service
to handle the business and then
some of it hangs over
E J Robison will start over
the Orleans St Francis and Re
publican City Oberlin branches
tomorrow to gather data from
which to make a physical valua
tion report on those branches lie
will travel in Mr Darrows motoi
car No 52
Buy
A
Watch
Have it engraved cased
and timed before the
Christmas rush begins
A reliable watch makes a
useful gift We will sup
ply any make grade or
priced watch you may
want Come in youre
welcome
L C Stoll
Co
Official Abstract of Red Willow County Vote at General Election Nov r 1911
NAMES
OF
CANDIDATES
Judges of Sup Court
Francis G Hanicr R
Charles H Lctton It
William B Hose It
James It Dean D I
Willis D Oldham D I
William L Stark D I
James It Burleigh S
James Campbell S
Henry C Bittenbendcr P
Geor f I VVriRht I
Kec of Uxi
Fi k L Haller ft
Victor G Lyford It
Charles T Knapp D I
J E Miller D I
Elbert I Morrow S
Georse Clark Porter S
GeoC Fitch P
T IJ Frazer P
Railway Com
Thomas L Hall R
Clarence E Harmon D I
Emery D Moody S
L O Jones P
District Jcnci
K B Perry
Ross J Harper D I
County Cleek
Chas Skalli R
Chas K Dutchcr
Chas W Graves S
Clerk Dis Coukt
Elmer Kay R
D W Coloi DP
County TiKsiini
Arthur B Wood R
J J Hadlev D
Geo Thomas S
County Jinon
J C Moore R p
Frank M Colrorb
G A Folden S
COUVTYSlIr flFF
E F 0li R
h Fitch D I
G G Peuch S
CousTY SrpT
Elizabnth Rettcher R
Anna McDonnell
Cha W Kellpv R
Percy M Roll D
T Cotv
Dr J D Kire D
JiV Jlart10omew I
T Harris P
DrCE MiMicVs
1st District
VVillinmT StilpobmiPr R
John W Randal D I
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Ali I llii flir11 nf irilcitiJlory
cum- m to McCook Saturday
looking Iter some business mat
ters hc r
Mr and Mrs Sam Ilockett
Avere up from Harvard part of
last Aveek looking after fiorae
property interests here
AVdlJiam Fischer the well
knoAA n c ittle man of the Red Wil
Ioav in Hayes county was in the
eiity olose of Aveek on his Avay
south to spend the Avinter
Mrs S A RoAvell left today on
No 1 for Colorado She Avill be
absent the A inter visiting her
daughter Mrs Warren in Fort
Morgan nd her sion John in
DenArer
Mrs Nancy Baker Avent to Mc
Cook Monday evening on No 5
Avhr re she Avill spend the Ainter
upturning to Bartley occasional
ly to look after her interests here
Bartley Inter Ocean
W F Chamberlain Ans here
last Friday and packed up his
bedroom suite AAhieh he shipped
to McCook Ahere he AA dll make
his headquarters Avhile on the
road Striitton cor Trenton Reg
ister
Uncle Bob French grand
custodian Avas in McCook Satur
day night Avhile in this section of
state in the line of his Avork and
the boys of the blue lodge enjoy
ed his presence and instruction
ait a brief special session that
eAening
R J Gunn F L Wolff Henry
Best R T Bayne and Ed G
Phelps returned on No 15 Sat
urday morning from the Masonic
school of instruction at Cam
bridge Grand Custodian Uncle
Bob French held a school here
Saturday night and df not cadled
to Omaha before next Saturday
expects to- hold another sohooli
here then
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NOTES For a one mill tux for a poor farm 720 against 619
For a bounty on wolves wildcats and coyotes 940 against 323
Engineer Niewig was on the
sick list end of week
Fireman John Patterson of
Jie runs was in town Sat
urday
Engineer L P Nielson now
has Nos 14 and 13 on the Oxford-Hastings
run
Troy Turner of the paint
gang went to Holdrege Saturday
to see the foot ball game
General Piece Work Inspect
or Hansen was at McCook Friday
in the line of his official duty
Engineer F W Bosworth re
turned from Denver Friday and
went en his regular run No 3
that night
Fireman E C Briggs and
wife and sister went down to
Napcnee Saturday on a short vis
it to friends and relatives
Engine No 143 just out of
the shops was broken in Satur
day Engineer G eorge Campbell
putting her thru the paces
On account of the storm Sat
urday No 1 was double divided
west from McCook Engineer Rad
cliffe joining the regular engi
neer Billic Monks with an en
gine
T Roope superintendent of
motive power was out from Lin
coln nd of week and went ov
er the division with Master Me
chanic II E Culbertson They
were ia Denver Saturday
Mr and Mrs E M Stim
mell and Mr and Mrs Will Stim
mell who have been spending a
few weeks in the south land ar
rived home Friday night They
were as far south as Florida
within perhaps fifty miles of the
coast They report oranges as
about ready to ship Weather
Avas quite mild but it rained con
siderable of the time Avhile they
Avere south something the citi
zens there claimed to be unusual
for this time of the year
Doesnt hat sound natural
Sid Moore returned the first of
the Aveek to Denver Avhere he
Avent couple of Aveeks ago to take
a position in tne varus 01 wie
Burlington as sAAitehman Mr
Moores return to Demrer creat
ed a disturbance dn the switch
mens union avMcIi resulted in a
thorough airing of the matter at
a meeting of union and railway
officials at McCook today Mr
Moore is said to be backed strong
ly tby Superintendent Flymn of
the McCook division who is insist
ing that he be given lids rights in
Denver the Holdrege man being
one of the oldest SAvitehmen in
the Burlington employ and entit
led to- one of the best jobs in the
Denver yards if he insists on halv
ing it Sid is spending the day a
McCook It is rumored that the
SAvdtch engine will again be put
on in Holdrege as the present
swstem of switching Avith road
engines is not working out Avell
Holdrege Progress
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs A II BasrleA Aisited
in
Denver close of last Aveek
Bishop J II Tihen of Lincoln
arrived in the city last evening
Mrs G L Burney Avent up to
Trenton Monday on a short A asit
Mrs J M Blanchard Avas a
passenger for Holdrege Saturday
on a short Aisit
Mrs Harold Morris spent Sat
urday and Sunday Avith the home
folks ini Imperial
Mrs 0 L Fahnestock Aas a
Lincoln passenger on 10 Friday
night on a short Aisit
Mrs Neal Beeler Avent doAvn to
Beaver Giity Monday on a Aisit
to the folks at home
Mrs N B Bush avIio Avas over
from Oberlin a guest of her sis
ter Mrs J C Marshall returned
home end of Aveek
C II Boyle and J C Cordeal
had business lesral in the capital
of Hitchcock county last Thurs
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ADDITIONAL PERSONAL
Gordon Hartman is at the pres
ent Avriting off duty and consider
ably under the Aveather but not
for long Ave hope
1 Miss IIoAvard of the teacher
corps left on 6 Friday night to
take ji position of grade teacher
in the Omaha public schools at an
adAance of salary
ADDITIONAL RAILROAD
Fireman F L Snyder is on
the sick list
Trains No 1 and No 3 Avere
double headed to Akron Sunday
on account of the bad Aveather
Engineer M II Hammonds
family move to Denver first of
this Aveek
Engineer L P Neilsons fam
ily move back from Lincoln first
of this Aveek
Mrs F G Westland came up
from Lincoln Friday night on a
short vista Mr Westland run
ning out of McCook noAV
Engineers Clyde Scott and
F E Whitney Avent up on the
Beverly this morning to do the
niionrod stunt before the season
closes
Engrner F G Westland had
the ill luck of falling over some
flues Sunday morning in the
yards us lit Avent doAvn to gL
ready for No 12 His feelings
Avere considerably hurt
The Rock Island Railroad
company established a pension
system at the beginning of 1910
and it noAV has 107 former em
ployes on its list They draw
from 20 to 150 per month and
the aggregate amount paid for
this year is 38000 The rules of
the department proAiide that re
tirement is compulsory at the
age of 70 years and that an em
ploye must have been continuous
ly in the service tAAenty years in
order to obtain a pension benefit
If an employe has been perman
ently disabled and has been in
the serAice continuously tAventy
five years he is entitled to a pen
sion irrespective of liis age
Advertise in The Tribune and
get results
A specialty of typewriter supplies at
The Tribune Shop Papers of all
weights sizes and qualities Ribbons
for every machine carbon papers
manuscript covers etc All kept in
stock
Sick headache is caused by a dis
ordered stomach Take Chamberlains
Tablets and correct that and head
aches will disappear For sale by
all dealers
All persons interested an the
estate of Elisha A Dodge de
ceased are hereby notified that
on the fourth day of November
1911 Myrtle Hartman
mmL
CEEM
Is a protection and gnas antee
against alum which is found in
the low priced baking powders
To be on the safe side when buying
baking powder examine the label and
take only a brand shown to be made
from Cream of Tartar
tratrix of said estate filed in the
County Court of Red WHIoav
county Nebraska her final ac
count as said administratrix and
that said final account AAill be
heard in said court at nine
oclock a m on December 1st
1911 and are hereby ordered to
appear at said time and place
and sIioav cause if any such exist
Avhy said final account should not
be alloAA ed
J C MOORE
County Judge
RITCHIE WOLFF Attorneys
First publication Noa 6 6ts
All persons interested in the
estate of Mary A Whitaker de
ceased late of Red Wallow coun
ty Nebraska are hereby notified
on the 27th day of October
1911 Jennie Ilendershot Mabel
E Colling and George A Whit
aker filed their petition in the
county court of said county for
appointment of George A Whit
aker as administrator of said es
tate and same AAill be heard at
county couit room in said county
on the 18th day of November
1911 at 9 a m
Seal J C MOORE
County Judge
RITCHIE WOLFF Attornej s
First publication Oct 30 6ts
Margaret Davis William S
Davis Mildred DaAis and Sarah
G Lamb formerly Sarah G Ed
monds also knoAvn as S G Ed
monds defendants Avill take no
tice that Frank E McKinnis
plaintiff has filed his petition
against you in the district court
of Red WilloAV county Nebraska
the object and prayer of aa Iiu
is to obtain a decree of said court
quieting his title to the north
of the nortlnvest y of section 21
toAvnship 1 range 30 in Red Wil
Ioav county Nebraska against
any claim title to or interest in
or lien upon said hand that either
of you may have or claim to
have to haA e his title thereto de
clared to be absolute to exclude
you and each of you from any
ritlc to or interest in or lien up
on said premises and to haAre a
certain mortgage thereon held by
said Sarah G Lamb by assign
ment to her as and in the name
of S G Edmonds declared null
and Aoid and no lien upon said
promises and for equitable relief
You are required to ansAver
plaintiffs petition on or before
Monday December 11th 1911
C II BOiYLE
Attorney for Plaintiff
First mtblieation Nov 2 4ts
If you have young children you
have perhaps noticed that disorders
of the stomach are their most com
mon ailment To correct this you
will find Chamberlains Stomach and
Liver Tablets excellent They are
easy and pleasant to take and mild
and gentle in effect For sale by ai
dealers
J W Copeland of Dayton Ohio
purchased a bottle of Chamberlains
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
a cold and before the bottle was all
used the boys cold was gone Is
that not better than to pay a five
dollar doctors bill For sale by all
dealers
The McCook Tribune S100 a year
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Southern Resorts and Cuba To many destinations tickets are
gooa via diverse routes through iiansas City St Louis or
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Throught Railroad and Sleeping Car Tickets to all California des
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D F HOSTETTER
Ticket Agent
McCook Nebraska
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