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BURLINGTON TIME TABLE
East Depart Central Time
No 6 1130 P M
16 500 A M
2 550 A M
12 635 A M
14 920 P M
10 530P M
West Depart Mountain Time
No 1 1220 P M
3 1142 P M
5 arrive 8 p m
13 930 A M
15 1230 A M
9 625 A M
Imperial Line Mountain Time
No 176 arrives 330 P M
No 175 departs 645 A M
Sleening dining and reclining chair
cars seats free on through trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
any point in the United States or
Canada
For information time tables maps
and tickets call on or write D F
Hostetter Agent McCook Nebraska
or L W Wakeley General Passen
ger Agent Omaha Nebraska
Engine 1952 is in shop for
piston valve repairs
No 318 had her steam pipes
repaired this week
Engine 1941 is having sever
al wheels tires reset
A G- Goth was up from lied
Cloud early in the week
Work was done on 1124 s
driving brasses etc this week
Mrs C Bunstock went down
to Oxford Wednesday morning
Mrs J F Utter and two chi
dren went up to Denver Tuesday
Mrs M J Sullivan went up
to Culbertson Tuesday morning
C E Greninger was a Hast
ings passenger Wednesday mora
ing
Wav Car 14660 is hi the local
yard for repaii s on her front
trucks
Mr and Mrs E A Savaga
went up to Palisade on Tuesday
morning
Mr Viersen of Hayes county
is a new hand in the wheel de
partment
Fireman J F Downs is on
the non effectives with slight in
disposition
Mrs E M Cox was a passen
ger on No 3 Wednesday night
for Denver
Engineer L E Ilanford had
the pork train for Denver yester
day afternoon
A set of new flues are being
placed hit engine 1819 A par
tial set in 2S02
Engineer and Mrs Jesse Ray
are making a brief visit in Nap
enee this week -
Engineer A L Paulson left
Wednesday morning for Grand
Island on a visit
Conductor T J Clark went
up to Denver Tuesday for a vis
it of five or six days
Brake man J Predmore spent
a couple days with his parents in
Haigler first of week
Engineer Fred Alves was call
ed to Juniata Wednesday on
10 by the illness of his mother
Blasting lias replaced boring
in getting bolts out of engine
frames Resembles a mild cannon
ade
Applications are being filed
numerously for Christmas leave
of absences among the engine
men
Driving rod brasses and cjd
inder work on 1033 progressing
this week Also slight pilot re
pairs
Engineer L S Viersen look
ed after his business interests in
Wray Colorado Monday between
Conductor W H Wyman
left today for Chicago where he
will visit with his aged father
over the holidays
Engineer J E Kelso and
family went up the Imperial line
this morning to the farm on the
Stinking Waiter creek on a short
Mrs Claude Harmon from
Alvin went down to McCook on
Saturday for a weeks visit with
her parents Mr and Mrs C F
Grant Wray Rattler
116 Main Ave
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Engineer and Mrs E H
Grigsby left on 10 Wednesday family hv
for Aurora this state on a visit community
The weddimg of Arthur T
Scctt of our city and Miss Gert
rude Sidles of Franklin is set for
December 14th
A speeial train consisting of
private cars 76 and 78 and drawn
by engine 414 carrying Burling
ton officials was in tlie city on
Tuesday Red Cloud Advertiser
T J Caine former second
trick night chief in the telegraph
office is new extra dispatcher
F W Anderson takes W L
Bass place as third trick chief
and Bass goes up to Caines old
place
Mrs Gertrude Patterson who
has gained a wide reputation by
being tried for killing her hus
band and who has been acquit
ted by a Denver jury of the
The commercial club committee
met with Supt Flynn Tuesday
afternoon relative to the propos
ed ehange in time card by the
Burlington only to be advised
that he had just received advice
from headquarters in Omaha that
most popular trains ever estab
lished by the Burlington apd
their advertising effect if traffic
is a little light just now will go
a long way toward making good
the shortage
As the trains run now ora the
Imperial brancli and as long as
the company had decided to not j the mail situation remains as at
jarry into effect its contemplated present it will work a hardship
changes at this time Hence Nos on Imperial branch passengers
3 and 10 will run as usual and I and as to mail upon the people oi
there will be no consolidation of
Nos 16 and 2 at Denver as anh
nounced in a preliminary way
arst of the week
This order and decision leaves
ihe schedule as at present which
gives McCook Southwestern Ne
braska and the people on the Im
perial branch excellent facilities
for traffic and mail which Ave all
fondly hope there will be no ef
fort made to ehange or lessen
Trans 9 and 10 are among the
Flue Welding Plant
Some remodeling is in progress
in the blacksmith shop to accom
modate the flue welding plaint
wliich is being reestablished here
The plant will occupy more space
tlian tormerly and will be more
that brancli and m McCook and
vicinity shcaild the company ever
decide to discontinue trains 9
and 10 which now pi vide our
early mail facilities and make it
possible for passengers on the
Imperial branch to get in and out
without delay or inconvenience
So The Tribune congratulates
and felicitates all concerned in
the present happy averting of the
proposed change and discontinu
ance
conveniently equipped for work luway in McCook
Several
occupying an me space lormeriy
INDIANOLA
Joe Suiter came home from
York where he has been attend
ing business college last Thurs
day evening
Pearl Allen and Clara Wilson
spent Thanksgiving with Miss
VTr
Mrs I L Rodstrom is1 visit
ing in Iloldrege today
Engineer J W Hardy is
back from his Denver visit
C T Kilgore is the new op
erator in the telegraph office
Engineer F J Zaiicek of Ox
itegina Jicivenna and Helen
OBrien of McCook spent Satur
day and Sunday with Fern Hedg
es
Mr and Mrs Llojrd Bishop left
for Iowa last Wednesday night
Mr and Mrs Henry Powell Mr
and Mrs Frank Howe Norman
Howe and Robert Thomas enjoy
ed a five oclock dinner at the J
ford was at headquarters Tues- C Shumaker home Thanksgiving
day day
Mrs E L Reed is back from Mrs Mary Brahler who has
a -visit of several days in St Joe I 0pn quite sick for some time ait
Missouri the home of her daughter Mrs
T J Rees is again on duty T- J Uerling died last Friday
as the Imperial station aent morning line iunerai service
ter a vacation of two weeks was held from the Catholic
church Saturday morning The
the sympathy of the
Mr and Mrs Clark Hedges en
tertained 22 of their relatives on
Thanksgiving day
Charles Hotze traded his 80
acres where his farm house and
garden are to Mr Galloway for
his farm in Frontier county
Wilber Plourd was swaniped at
his school Friday afternoon with
company We think AVilber eq
ual to the occasion
Miss Marie Russell received a
very badly bruised arm
playing at school Monday
erame passed through McCook on last mid week
Saturday morning on a special
car enroute for Sandoval Illinois
Her parents accompanied her
The Burlington is figuring or
installing a 40 kw dynamo in ad
dition to its present plant This
will give them power enough and
to spare to operate the big
engine turn table the elevating
of ears to the high coal chute
operate the lift of the new ice
house and other electric power
work that may be required This
would make a valuable improve
ment for more economy
The Old Mans Schedule
When they asked the Billville young
ster what the old man was doing
now he replied
Well when he aint talkin his head
off bout breakfast bein late hes a
raisin Cain with the hired bands an
when he aint a doin of them things
hes a diggin fer bait an flshin in
the river an a doin of nuthin per
tickler Atlanta Constitution
When Things Go Wrong
When things go wrong about the house
The bread forgets to rise
And little Minnie tears her dress
And all the babies cry
Oh dont sit down and mope and sigh
And fret and worry so
But dress the kidlets and yourself
And see The Electric Picture Show
When all the World looks blue to you
And you begin to fag
Your head to ache your heart to break
And appetite to flag
Just lock the door and leave your cares
Behind you as you go
And spend an hour of solid joy
Seeing the Electric Moving Picture Show
E E DeLong Prop
S 11 Stilgebouei
visited relatives at
while
MARION
J E Dodge and family and
Miss Myrtle Sines spent Thanks
giving at Wiilsonvillc
W F Miller and family Avre
guests at the Eifert home one daA
and family
Danbury on
Thanksgiving
Mrs Oman and children of
North Platte visited her sister
Mrs Rogers close of last week
Lon Clay of the sand hiE coun
try visited Geo Harbor a few
days last week
Charlie Still from west of Ob
enlin visited his sister Mrs Fred
Furman a few days recently
Dr Bartholomew was to Le
banon to Arisit his parents last
week
Mrs 1 W Pepper and child
ren and Mrs C W Reed and
children spent Thanksgiving Avith
their parents Mr and Mrs John
Wingo northeast of Danbury
The M B A lodge elected the
following officers at their meet
ing Monday night President A
C Furman Alice president Estel
la Stilgebouer secretary Birdie
J Dodge conductor Ernest
Dodge chaplain Myrtle Sines
Avatchman F H Furman sentry
E E Blake trustee T F Gock
ley After lodge a boumeous oys
ter supper Avas served to the men
hers and their families also music
by the Marion string band
GRANT
Cole Peters is sick Avith an at
tack of mumps
Mvs August Wesch and daugh
ter Miss Etta left for Hastings
Nebraska on Sunday last Mrs
Wesch Avail return home in a f ew
Aveeks Miss Etta Avill make that
her home this Avinter
Mrs Jacob Wesch is among the
sick this Aveek
St Margarets Episcopal guild
Avill give a dance and bazaar on
Monday Dec 18 in the armory
27 2av
3
from Bartlev attended
used by the tin shop now in the h masquerade dance at the hall
backshop It will require two ad- Thanksgviing evening
diitdcmal hands
department
to run tins new
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Judgment lan Be Weil E
y Diiyin
Now
All these and many more articles we show would
for Christmas presents
L
ADVERTISED AT LAST
Ip HERE was a merchant in oui
town
Who was so wondrous wise
He saw his business running doATn
Yet would not advertise
SAID he I cannot see the sense
When trade is at its worst
Of multiplying my expense
Ill wait till trade comes first
T last this merchant ill advised
Had naught to do but fail
And then the sheriff advertiser
A bankrupt auction sale
Artistic
Engraving
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To Advertise
our splendid service for gift
buyers we engrave free of
charge any article bought at
this store in the most artis
tic manner It is the finish
ing touch to a choice gift
a feature of personality and
a distinct advantage you
have by getting your Christ
mas gifts here Come early
so you will not be disappoin
ted
OPEN EVENINGS
L C Stoli Co
The Jewelers
DeuROFF
ADDITIONAL PERSONAL
Glen BoAvell arrived home last
evening from Kearney to re
main until Mie first of the year
Mrs Frank G Westlamd return
ed to Lincoln yesterday morning
from a A isit of a f ew days in the
city
Mr Barnett of McCook Avas in
the eity last Aveek priceing resi
dences and business lots Curtis
Enterprise
Mrs G E Thompson spent
xercised
Sweater Coats
for Women and Children all
the newest creations in a wide
range of prices
fm
unatii
Sweater Coats
Special at 1000
Childrens knitted headwtar
Silk Petticoats
White Light Blue Maize
Pink Gray Navy Brown
Green and Black Messalines
and Taffetas
be
Christmas is near at hand and now is the best time to do your
shopping while the assortments are large and we will
have plenty of time to show you the many
beautiful and useful gifts we have
Womens and
Childrens Coats
We are making some spec
ial prices on these All the
late Novelties
ns
Dresses
We show a beautiful line of
these dresses in the various
fabrics at from
50c to 600
Ladies and
Misses Dresses
of woo and silk very pretty
patterns and styles
800 and up
very appropriate y
wJ
I Mrs Nina Harris Wade
Avaa
a Lincoln visitor Monday
Mass Laura McClain arrived
home early in the Aveek for the
holidays
E J Kates of the state rail
road commission A as in the city
Monday night leaving for Beav
er City on Tuesday morning He
is out making physical valuation
of the telephone lines of the state
C C Heskett and family art
enjoying a visit from Ids sister
Mrs S Kent of California Sh
inauKsgiving and over fcumunn
remain several h
S iilTS1 tken Avill go for an extended vi
nuiiji icioi uives iuu mencls in Um
aha returning on
TMfrlif
it to relaltives at ColumbusOhio
j Daily o Torn state Avh
la s een m Denver for several
Ar i r n m ii
1rtwul1lu months arrived in McCook mid
VV
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tortained Mack BroAvailae
uo Aveek much i in iT
family of southeast of tOAvn ate
dinner Thursday Mrs BroAvnlee
leaves this afternoon for a feAV
days Aisit Avith the Charlie Grant
family of McCook Wray Rat
tler
Charlie LaAvrence of MeCook is
here tliis Aveek Arisiting his par
ents Mr and Mrs Wood Law
rence Wray Rattler
A 11 Scott is doAvn from Den
ver noAV and looking after the
active management of the
electric plant
doeal
Good Printing
Is the art of putting into another
mind what is in your own
IT IS A SUBTLE
METHOD OF
SUGGESTION
It Is a means of making a favorable
Impression
To have the best results It must be
the best printing
That vre are prepared to give you
WALK RIGHT IN
improved health
and Avill remain here a Avhile hay
ing spent considerable time here
lastrsnmmer Avith profit
Andrew J Rutermark of Port
land Oregon briefly Aisited his
uncle Nels J Johnson tliis Avteek
Mr Rutermark left on train 10
last evening for SAveden via
London Mr Johnson had not
met his nephew for about tAventj
years
Mr and Mrs A C Marsh av
lurve been ATsiting for some time
at the old Ohio home Kento
hae gone from there to St
Cloud Florida for a further vis
it They JiaAe been Aisifcingr
briefly in Knoxville Tennessee
en route
D W Colson left on 10 last
evening for Orchard Nebraska
to attend the funeral of liis late
uncle Norman SiJsbee Avho died
on Wednesday morning at that
place Mr Silsbee Avas Mr Cor
sons mothers only brother and
Avas Avell along in years He has
visited here in years agone ani
Avail be remembered by some
readers of The Tribune
PICTURES OF MEN
Our pictures of men look like men They
show the force energy character of the sitter
They are portraits that really tell something of
the men portrayed
Telephone Black 428 for a Sitting now
The Ellingson Studio Co j
Commercial Hotel Bldg
307 Main Street
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