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we are not the largest dealer
in the state we sell the best
shoes in the world without
exception such as
A C Nettleton Co N Y
neen Quality Boston
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H3 Reed Manchester
has
fix
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Jftiur shoes you get as good as
tyou can get in New York
You can see them now
VIERSEN OSBORN
Corner Store
201 Main
Never Touched Us
Washington D C Dec 27
There was an overproduction of
coal this year and a consequent
struggle for trade which depress
ed prices in opinion expressed
todajy by Edward W Parker
coal statistician for the United
States geological survey Mr
Parker added that there had beer
few more unsatisfactory years in
the history of the coal miming in
dustry and that prices were de
pressed to such an extent that
wheu the total returns for the
3ear were footed up the balance
probaibly will be on the wrong
side of the ledger although the
production of coal in the United
States fox the year proljably was
second only to the record veaa of
1910
NOTICE
Water tax for fourth quarter
of 1911 is now due and payable
under the public library from 8
to 12 a m and 1 to 6 p m each
day until January 20th1912 in
clusive Agents and tenants give
this your attention
DAVID DIAMOND
Water Commissioner
The Only Union Made
V overalls in the city are the Car
hart Huber is the exclusive ageni
Also jackets and caps The phone
is 97
Aif iter
from a Colorado week
yftoieh luxuriates in a hunch
of liM correspondents1 C
G ana lady attended tlLe dance
at the L hall Saturday night
they both say that the coffee was
good
The noiseless typewriter is the
latest in typewriters A sliding
mum out rf -him Irp v liars1 is
aid to result in silent pressure
instead oi a noisy impact
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
Denatured alcohol is used on
German railways and is said to
oive a M superior to gas or
electricity
TTuber handles the Carhart
cloves and caps also and a full
of other makes
Kodaks and kodak supplies
McCONNELL Druggist
Observe the date after your
JLame on The Tribune Notch it
ssified Advertisements
VYR fRENT Two furnished
Jfems Tor light liouse keeping
Jinquir -- -
flack 2714Htf
PudHs on the plant
land organ Beginners preferred
lTermioUc per lesson ousie jre
ftfQxfy Phone black 464
fcrttt RENT Cottage of
Kn moms and bath room at 810
w ic4 street Inauire of Mrs H
lM yler Orleans Neb 25 2 w
Special Meeting
The mayor and council of the
ciity of McCook met in special
session December 28 pursuant tc
a call issued by Mayor McAdams
Present McAdams Wood Stans
berry Middleton
The following bills were
ed by the finance committee
C C Burton Maeh Co 764 50
W II Wilson 1 10
David Diamond 3 33
J C Moore 6 60
John Morris 1 50
Nick Snyder 15 SO
E II Thomas 2 00
L M IEggins 4 30
Casper Getman 2 00
D E Nelson 1 50
Ira Henderson 2 00
L M Higgins 4 50
Ross Mitchell 34 30
V Gunderman 19 00
A Rowland 13 60
Nick Snvder 1 80
R McDonald 21 95
V Gunderman 1 00
C W Dinnell 3 SO
Moved by Councilman Middle-
ton seconded by Councilman
Woods that bills be allowed and
warrants drawn for same Mo
tion carried
Water commissioner instructed
to allow 400 to library board
on last quarters waiter bill
Proposition of McCook Electric
Co was read and discussed Mov
ed and seconded that the proposi
tion be tabled
Bond of J S LeIIew was read
and considered No action taken
Clerk was instructed to write
city of Holdrege to borrow tap
ping machine
Moved and seconded to ad
journ
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
Dr and Mrs R J Gunn en
tertained about 30 guests Friday
night ait a whist party The
house decorations utilized Christ
mas bells white and red carna
tions in effective detail A sev
en oclock dinner of throe cours
es was served C D Ritchie
mandamused the- icard honors
Miss Ford and Mr Ralph Bos
worth were the out of town
guests
Saturday evening Mrs R J
Gunn and Mrs F W Bosworth
entertained old school mates and
friends of Mr Ralph Boswortih
to meet Miss Ford of Denver and
Mcbs Lulu Moore of Victoria
British Columbia About twenty
guests participated An elabor
ate 3 eourse luncheon was served
In the card playing Dr A J
Colfeir won the gentlemens hon
ors and Miss Moore the ladies
Decorations were same as at the
Friday evenings event The
evening closed with a prolonged
and enjoyable vocal and instru
mental program participated in
by the guests and others
FOR THE OFFICE
Our stoek of office supplies is
complete You will save time
and probably money by remem
bering to secure these goods
here We have everything in
the way of office stationery desk
supplies calendars and calendar
pads letter files bill files blank
and account books of all kinds
We believe that our book and sta
tionery stock is unusually large
fon a city of this size and that
we can always make it worth you
while to come here when ever
any thing of this character is
needed
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Death of Father Lavson
A letter from Weil F Law
son this morning announces the
death on December 26 1911 of
his father Rev Francis Lanvson
in Alhambra California Father
Lawson lacked but a fenv days
of being 87 years old This splen
did old father in Israel will be
remembered as having visited
and lived in McCook by many of
The Tribune readers
McConnell fills prescriptions
For special on dill sour and
sweet pickles see Magner
Everything in drugs
L W McCONNELL Druggist
Jack Frost is- having his inning
these stirring below zero days
You cant afford to miss the
wihite goods and musLirii under
wear sale next Friday and Sat
urday at H C Olapps Be there
Monday Evening Edition
Special Service
Members of McCook lodge No J
135 A F A M attended
services in the Congregation-
al church Sundav evening Rev
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wliilfi lit RonlrpilmMTi it wv fi i -
grees above zero or a difference
of 21 degrees in 12 miles
Sunday morning Culberlaon re
ported 25 degrees below zero
j while thermometers at McCc uk
registered 10 to 14 below
Hial Estate Filings
The following real estate filings
iave been made in th imty
Bayne delivering a sermon appro1 ierks off ice since our last re
priate to the New -Tear dawning
There was also a special music Iliberd E Waugh ot ux to
program by the choir
Delay Dangerous
for cough or cold To delay
treatment is to delay recovery
MeMillens Laxative Cold Tab
lets will give good results for
cold or cough
Maroom J Walters wd pt
sw qr 17-1-26 1250
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McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 1 1912
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A notable social affair of hol
iday week was the entertainment
by the ladies of the Lend a Hand
club to the men of the various
families represented in this or
ganization The beautiful home
of Mr and Mrs E F Flitcraft
was scene of this typical holi
day event at which many Christ
mas greetings were exchanged
and at which a niirth and joy
prevailed which could not have
been excelled had a generous
Santa appeared to so mang chil
dren in the traditional manner
At one oclock the men were
ushered into the dining room
where three large tables were
fairly groaning under the bur
den of good things to eat the la
dies adding a service of willing
cleverness all their own After
doing full justice to a rare and
liberal menu the tables were
cleared and replenished and the
ladies were accorded a like ser
vice by the gentlemen
After dinner the men enjoyed
a smoker with Robert Buitos
as victims and a generosity that
make the atmosphere resemble a
summers thunder cloud
The climax of the afternoon
was reached in the games and so
cial joys of after dinner and es
pecially in the delightful music
rendered by Mrs Flitcraft and
daughters Fern and accom
panied by Mr Leon Clark
It was unanimous expression
of all the men present that the
ladies be requested to establish
this as a regular annual event
A BIG LAND DEAL
The Old Burtless Ranch Again
Changes Hands
The deal has just been closed
whereby the old Burtless ranch
south of the city has again
changed ownership Fowler S
Wilcox selling this valuable
ranch proprety to Dr Joihn W
thus securing the boundless con
gratulations and admiration of
the men for the Lend a Hand
club
It was five oclock when the
time of separation arrived and
it was a reluctant company that
wended their way homeward af
ter partaking of a final cup of
fragrant coffee of warmth and
cheer for the journey
Those present were
C H Harman and family
Marion Plummer and family
George Troendly and family
Miss Anna Hippie
Albyn and Harvey Hippie
J M Somerville and family
A Reischeek and daughters
S B Rankin and family
Mr and Mrs Robert Neelee
J W Burtless and family
E J Baker and family
Charles Smith and family
Miss Alta Christian
R C Baker and family
Dickens Nebraska
COMMUNICATED
of
Opens Wednesday Morning-
The public schools of our city
will resume work on Wednesday
morning January 3rd
The Shakespeare club resumes
its studies Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Fowler Wilcox
Subject The Merchant of Ve
nice
Magner sells better groceries
than the just as good kind Try
him for an order
Wesleyan Uni Glee Club
Local friends will be pleased
to iearn that Josejph C Moore
Jr of our city now a fnesliman
at the Wesleyan university at
University Place is a member of
the uni glee club The club is
composed of 21 members and it
is now engaged in the longest
tour since its organization cover-
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l my jauu iiiiitts ami uccupyjiijj
Conrad of Sumner Missouri two weeks and three days Coin-
The sale includes the 1040 cents are to be given in Gordon
deeded land in the old ranch pro- North Loup Fremont Omaiha
perty and a lease of 640 acres of Norfolk Stanton Stuart and Al
stiate scliool land liance among other towns in
The price is 3000 per acre or north Nebraska
a total of 31200 for the ranch
In addition the doctor becomes Miss Thomson to Marry
owner cf a quarter see toon in1 Cards are out for the marriage
Dundy county which Mr Wilcox of Miss Elizabeth daughter of
sells at 2500 jMr and Mrs A P Thomson
The ranch will be stacked in j to Rev Walter A Squires Om
the spring and brother-in-law of alia Januaay 11 1912 They will
Dr Conrad will come- here from j be at home after Feibruary 1st
Colorado and assume charge of 1 1912 in Stockton Calif Miss
tine ranch and stock being a J Thomson taught in the Me Geo k
competent and practical vstcek schools for several years and Ma
man Thomson was for years agent for
The Tribune understands thatjth Burlington here
the doctor contemplates moving I -
to McCcck in the spring Magner s groceries meet fully
W O Russell made the sale the pure food law requirements
Watch Meeting
A Watch Meeting followed the
Below Zero Weather
This seietion in common with
the entire west has been feeling
regular service Sunday night in fclle st5n of below zoro wcl3ltilcT
the Methodist church Speccal
music by the orchestra and hy in
dividuals together with talks
etc passed the time until thr
New Year was rung in at mid
night The pastors and congre
gations of the Congregational
and Baptist churches were invit
ed to participate in the watch
lor the past few days
Saturday morning at Eckley
Colorado a temperature cf 16 d
grees below zxro wa reported
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Ella Lee ei eons to Eugene
T Smith wd 10 in 32
2nd McCook 1600 00
Tamme R Zimmerman to Eil
ent Zimmerman td ne qr
26-1-29 ne qr 20 and mv
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jnuoay ana oaturaay jan wife H c c s Mushl Under
and Gtfli at II C Olapp s Dry -wear sale next Friday and Satnr
Goods store jday Dont miss it
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
William Picklums barn in the
northwestern part of town -was
damaged by fire Saturday night
The fire was put out with the
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PERSONAL MENTION
H A Reed was over fromMa
rion Thursday afternoon on bus
iness
Mrs Rose Bayless is visiting
Mrs Roy Frenchs parents in
Lincoln
Mr and Mrs G W Ludwick
departed Friday night for Cal-
aiorma
Mrs Nell Brandt is assisting
in the Bon Ton wliile Mrs Mitch
eQl is away
Mrs W A Mitchell is visit
ing her daughter Mrs P P West
on in Lincoln
H T Groves has been laid up
for a couple weeks with tonsilitis
is now some better
C C Byfield carrier of roiiite
No 1 is in quarantine with scar
let f ever in the family
Mrs D S LTasty and two
daughters returned to Arapahoe
on Thursday evening last
Mr and Mrs Joseph Allen are
out from Lincoln visiting the
boys on the ranch near our city
Frank Moore came up from In
dian ola last night on a brief
visit to his brother County Judge
Moore
Misses Clara Rankin Margaret
Thompson and Florence Simmons
leave tonight for Lincoln and
school
Miss Flossie Ritnour returned
to her home in Stratton Friday
no 13 after a short visit with
Mrs John Hunt
Harry Amick a former liigh
school boy here was down from
Hayes county Friday on some
business matters m the city
Mr and Mrs G H Thomas
returned to their home in Harv
ard Friday night on No 10 af
ter spending Christmas here
Mr and Mrs John neitzman
of Emerson Nebraska are in the
city visiting her sisters Mrs Geo
Elbert and Mrs Peter Foxen
Mrs narry Jones returned to
Kearney on No 10 Friday night
after spending Clnistmas here
with her parents Mr and Mrs
Tom Rowell
Mrs Simpson Finnell arrived
from Hamburg Ioiwa Thursday
lat en No 1 and will be guest
of her sister Mrs J G Stokes
for a few weeks
Mrs E Scofield who has been
visiting her friend Mrs Refeber
n the W T March home re
turned to her heme in Denver
Friday on No 13
Mrs E O Sectt and son ar
rived home this mcirning from
spending several weeks vVtiner
her parents Mr and Mrs J J
Gai mrd in Fresno California
Jnhn Lanka s went in to Oma
ha Siturdnv nijrht om No 6 on
a short vrVt to hfe wfe and chil
dren rind to ne his srrcterMr3
PflVivcc who arrived here on a
vVrt on No 9 next morning
A IE Tirrill arrived from Pis
gah Iowa Friday and will ppend
two or three weeks hre vistirf
lvn m rents Mr and Mrs J E
Tirvnil ard briefly with relatives
at Palisade
Mrs George Palivec arrived on
9 Sunday mornong to- visit her
brother John Lankas and to ar
range for th shipment of their
h onychoid goods to Omailia Mrs
Pali vcc stntcp that she ha not
heard anvthing definite from her
lost husibamd
MG5i Josephine Stewart depart
ed Saturday night for Omohia to
take m the study and work of
traMfl nurse in thf
WhYlv 1 lvrr ital in the metro
nclis Manv friends in McCook
know that she will make good in
this chosen work
Olapps Muslin Underwear Sale
o next Friday and Saturday
Dont forget it
The W C T U will meet with
Mrs J G Inglis on January 5th
in tihe afternoon Subject will ho
Franchise
This week Friday and Satur
day are the two days of Muslin
Underwear and White Goods
Bargains at II C Clapps
A car load of rablxits was ship
ped from Orleans to London
England recently hebunnies be
ing harvested during the- snow
storm
Gloves in cotton and in leath
er you will find a good assort-
use of snow and garden hose and ment at the right prices at Hu
loss was small bers
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DAILY MARKET
Delivered free any place in McCook
Corn chop per 100 130
Bran per 100
shorts per 100
Wheat per bushel
Corn per bushel
Oats per bushel
Alfalfa per bale
A Ground alfalfa meal for chick-
120
135
95
70
60
50
en and cow feed per 100 105
McCook Milling Company
Phone 29
SEASONABLE FASHION
HINTS
A much admired and very un
usual dress peculiarly adapted to
the straight slender lines of
girlish figures was recently
modeled after the simple design
shown herewith of ehiff on vel
vet m an exquisite peacock shade
possible to no other fabric The
prettily cut collar deep cuffs anc
smart skirt facing were of fine
striped black and white velvet
However the dainty peasant
waist with its Citoyenne frill anc
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the nesit smcoth fittiug two piece
skirt are not specially planned
for velvet They will prove as
smart and stylish in reversible
satin eacihemire de soie trimmed
with contrasting or two tone
saline or in satin finish
mere trimmed with printed- vel
vet or Venice all over
For evening wear crepe meteor
marquisette eharmeuse satin
duehease and silk- and wool pop
lin are favored and of course
crepe de ehine chiffons and good
old stand bys like mull and lib
erty are good trimmed with shad
ow or chantilly lace or quite as
correctly with the heavy or me
tallic laces And the foundations
such as might be used in the
pretty little gathered dress above
are generally of the soft satin
over which veiling fabrics most
fully display their beauty
Week of Prayer
Union services will be held as
follows Monday and Tuesday
nights at the- Congregational
church leader pastor of the
Baptist church Wednesday and
Thursday nights at the Methodist
church leader pastor of Congrer
gationaL church Friday and Sat
urday nights at the Baptist
church leader pastor of Meth
odist church The subjects will
be as follows The Ceaseless Ad
vance of the Kingdom The
Church of Jesus Christ The Mission-
of the Church in Foreign
Fields The Mission of Church
in Home Fields The Interests
of Home and School Personal
Faitlifulness These services will
be for all people and we trust
that every one who can will at
tend and help to make them pro
fitable that the year may be one
of great profit to us and we tJ
the world
D L McBride
E T Bayne
L E Lewis
Pastors
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church will meet with
Mrs A R Mehaffey on next
Thursday afternoon
McConnell for drugs
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