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About The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1912)
J l I tt ft t II vwpy jy THIRTIETH YEAR In a German University Aliss Sarah Ryan principal elect of the AleCook high sehool has resigned and it ds announc ed will take a course in same German university Several oth er teachers in the high school have also resigned heaoee there wall he a number of positions to fill dn the high school teacher corps for next years -work Certificates Ready Stock certificates of The Ale- Cook Cooperative Hospital As sociation are now ready for de livery to the stock owners who aiv requested to call at once on the sccretaiy Mrs C L Fahne stock for the same And Cambridge Won The AleCook girls basket ball team played Cambridge high Fri dav but came home with the small end of the count The score was 16 to 11 in favor of the Med icine Crackers Tents and Awnings If you want i awning for your house or store or a tent for anv purncs see us al oui it AIcCOOK HARDWARE CO Marriage Licenses IT Guv Brooks 21 and Irene Carhcart 23 both of AleCook Money to Loan on Farms See Rozell Sons at clothing store For Rent Small o room hcrase 3rd street east Enquire AI S Jennings Get our rates on farm loans DORWART BARGER AlcConnell for drugs Buy your hammock of AleCon netl Druggist Classified Advertisements WANTED About thirty or forty citizens of AleCook to buy the Saturday Evening Post from Monte S Walker next Thursday to help him win the Sub Agents National Treasure Chest Contest The Saturday Evening Post costs but oc FOR RENT Cottage black 109 Phom TO TRADE Cadillac 40 II P 5 passenger fully equipped Cost 2000 Rnn about a year In first class eonditionn Will trade for house and lot of like valua tion Address J E Dodge Mar ion Neb 15 TO RENT 1 store building fine opening for confectionery and short order 1 3 room dwell ing house located in Marion Neb Address J E Dodge 15 WANTED Pupils on the piane and organ Beginners preferred Terms 50c per lesson Susie AIc Bride Phone black 464 I wall pasture cows for 1 per head and will call for and de liver same for 50c No extra charge for delivering additional cows to same party For infor mation call np AleCook Milling Co Phone 29 J B AMSDEN FOR RENT Half block with house fruit and shade trees Suit able for chickens and gardening Call at 215 W B street B 25 WANTED A few more head cows to pasture Season opens April 15 Close in Plenty of fresh water W G Jcmcs Phone red 306 See rae at Graves 2nd band store FOR SALE New mod ern house with full baswnent bath furnace etc One or tw lots Reasonable Phone black 405 FOR SALE Rhode Island Red and White Wyandotte eggs 50c a setting Airs W N Rogers R F D No 1 Houses for rent by J E Eel ley phone furnished cottage close in lawn and shade 12 sw FOR SALE Household goods including new kitchen -range 402 E 2nd stneet Phone red 463 FGR ATjE Girls bicycle See Dorothy Williams 706 west 1st The first rain of consequence of the spring fell in this city and vicinity Saturday afternoon and night At times the down pour was very heavy and accom panied by hail which however caused no damage as vegeitation is not sufficiently far advanced to be injured Same is true of fruit Crops needed moisture espec ially to aoiten the hard surface crust and let the plants and a etation generally have a ehane Election of Teachers The following teacher were chesen for next school year b the board at a meeting held on Monday of last week It as some what ancient history but it is cribbed for its intrinsic value Superintendent W T Davis Miss Sarah Ryan principal Fred V Archer Claire Thursby Lena M Williams Esther Baiiley Ada Whitney Lela French Mary Pow ers Martha Abel Georgetta Dole zal Laura McMillen Anna Han nan Christine Hollister Ella Cdtfrey Cleo Rector Amy Ivautz Jeanette Thorndyke Lula Baer Mabel AVinlors Lillian Moore Mae Douglass- Miliicent Slaby Louise Donisthorpe was granted one years leave of absence New teachers Harry Ellis Josiphne Rhodes Bessie L Pjynv of Beaver City Those not reelected wree not ap plicants this year The board also decided to add another teacher to high school faculty Citizens of McCook I need thirty or forty more citizens of IMcCcok you includ ed to buy the Saiburday Even ing Post next Thursday to help rae win first prize in the sub agents national treasure chest contest Monte S Walker phone black 338 Farm Implement Bargains Our bargain sale on farm ample mente has met wiinh big purchases by the farmers but we still have splendid bargains for you See us if you need anvthing McCOOK HARDWARE CO Hammond Sold Airs Alae Longenhagen purch ased Oscar Hammond s interest in the McCook Steam Laundry Saturday talcing possession this morning Earl Long is the oth er member of the firm Cherry Trees Early Richmond Large Mont morency English Morello Wragg Baldwin all at the Ale Co ok Greenhouse W T MARCH Florist Stove and Range Bargain We have a few rare bargains ir slightly used cook stoves and ranges each guaranteed for good service McCOOK HARDWARE CO Election of Officers Election o officers next Fri day evening by the O E S A full attendance of members desir ed Trees Trees Trees Cherry plum apple and all kinds of shade trees and shrubs McCOOK GREENHOUSES Everything in drugs AIcCoh nell Usual services at the Episcopal eluurch next Sunday morning and evening H P Waite Co will furnish you a garbage can aib a reason able price 22 tf The Epworthians held a social in the Methodist church basement Thursday evening givang a tem perance program of interest and liaht refreshmentsi all for the small fee of tenr cents Something different in wall paper We have the Maxwell line of exclusive patterns on all the latest creations Many practical suggestions for different color acliemes McCONNELL Druggist Monday Evening Edition Carried Nebraska Likela Whirlwind Mm wiMW ilk jSTmn wWBmk fill wcA i illl mm HPPk Mil 4YA 1 1 fflfW wBBr XHBB I l Portrait from Philadelphia Xorth American es mtlm position cit tna otZj iinrl limliKir tsivtrurl Tin lm v v w 0 j T 1 v l 1 HI The Colonel is Coming Back Strong A Most Distressing- Death Airs Sarah A AlcCarl met witli an accident Thursday afternoon widen resulted in her datJi on Friday afternoon at three oclock Early in the afternoon possiibly about half past one io clock she was seen by a neighbor go to the home of her daughter Airs G L Burney and start down the out side cellar way to the cellar where an incubator was in oper came on No o as well and Con ductor I E AlcCarl arrived cm train No 15 so all were at the 1 li le at the last To thes bereaved child i en gees cut the tenderest and Lest sympathy of a community wltich Lao been profoundly touch ed by the distressing death ot one so generallv beloved during the manv vears of her residence among us atiion Indications point to herTaih A fiGsc l l01 London Ohio Alarc i 1 1849 She having made the neeesaary chang A wa marMed in Iowa to John Ilt niv AlcCail in Alay 1866 To unton eight children were born two of whom died n r i ui i i in in- wJll uvii Ji iviii mii uut CtiiCi CV - n nro the stairs MuliIny unaney eueu iw mvo idently started up in 190o Thomas E J fracturing the skull slightly and aynPndf Ida rendering her unconscious No 2 - 1 foil nl JILUflll U1CU 111 n n r oo AI Burney and homas teunive Air tti - ion 111 lOJJ UJie saw ner 11111 uuu ais uu yui was lint either the- AlcCarl home or the Burney heme the acciident re main eel unknown until aboxit five oclock jWhen AEss Louise Don- iisthone of the public school minlir iainliliAl nil - Ttn O TM ir f in whieih year with her children Airs AlcCarl movt d to AlcCook She died at hex residence a fenv minutes past three oclock en Fridav Anril 19Mi 1912 From corps who rooms at the S1 - V j worker Aletho cttve in home found her and summoned lI clt Episcopal church assisitance Airs AlcCarl had doubtless lacn where fell fcrj were oluotcd several hours with her feat cn the eendence Sucdry after the lower step cf the stairs aud c jn Y E- 3- v- inajr lur bedy at n faomsiwhai lowrr j friend paying a find trJnito by ipivel ithciir 7i i c nee to tlu ta fuiicd It is sad coincidence that notanipiiury or a gemu inun vm on member cf the AlcCarl f am- i lct ic ther tc a wtul u ily was in the city -at itfe tnmeiul end ixnorcvi xrzmta g ns on Airs Burney was in Harvard Air before end nj hJghov t her r i ivrrc f R AreCnvl wr in wardSympathy and ULUiU ji 1 J TL V - - Lincoln T E AleCarl and Air also protusaiv expressed by a r wflutflt tlirnr nnnsi wealth ot JeamtituL tlcwere trcm Airs AlcCarl was removed to her home -and several plryeiana waited upcn her everything pes soaetiD and persons whOeh farr ly embewered the jn ficral lciveiVntos sible being dime for ihts r relief flu j il bcareis AleDro but without avail An operation J A AValcox J was nerfowned to relienrc the pressure caused by the slight fracture cf the skull at the base of the ibrain but the injured dear one never regained consciousness and on Friday afternoon about three oclock the angel of death hovered over and1 itihet end caane without a return to consciousness During Thursday nightyAIr and Airs G H Thomas and Airs G L TJunney arrived tfromiETarvard Air and Airs J R AlcCarl arrived from Lincoln Mr G L Burney II Yangor Bar ney Lewis E D Perkins A R Alehaffey and AV BfAltittaiIvir Tho quartette choir cf the church sang two requested hymns The children ebjnVjhCng th henitage and mmoiy cf saintly mother have comipietesib oyanpathy on their irreparable loss a loss in which community and church dieply share Wedding Breakfast Wdioite Rock and pure maple syrup at Man ners Phone 14 McCOOK RED WILLOW COUNTY NEBRASKA MONDAY EVENING APRIL 22 1912 A SOAKING RAIN There was some Hail With the Moisture v- - PERSONAL MENTION- Airs J E Hawthorne is en joying a visit from her mother Airs Ella Earle came up from Arapahoe on 13 this morning on a visit Dr AT E AIcDivitt was a pas senger Friday night on 14 for St Louis G G Eisenhart the Gulbertson banker was a visitor to the city Thursday Perry ATarner visited part of last week at the D D ATarner home in Orleans F Al Golfer county judge made a flying visit to Cambridge Thursday night on 14 E S Dutch er took some ballot1 and supplies down to the east end Thursday night on 14 John L Rice and ATilliam Jef fries were Arapahoe visitors on Saturday on legal business Air and A Irs L A Carson went down to Alma Thursday night on a visit to the old home Airs A J R Goldsmith and son were passengers on 14 Fri day night for ATymore on a visit F S Aahue left on 14 Friday night for Southern Illinois to be absent in that territory for two or three months June Brewer who has been in California for some time arrived at home Friday evening on No 10 en a visit to the folks AIi s Sarab naley is receiving a visit from her married daugh ter who arrived from Lincoln on 5 Friday night with her baby Air Adams and family have ar rived from Alamosa Colorado- and he today succeeds At C Scott as chief engineer at the electric light plant George Harris was down from Haaglei end of week on a visit of a few days ne has been min ing for several years but is now with the folks- on the farm in Dundv countv Commandant Teeters Governor Aid richs appointment of Joseph Teeters to be command ant of the soldiers home alt Alil ford Avill be receaveel here with great satisfaction where Unci1 fV 5b f cv NUMBER 95 THE CAPTAHT OF PLYMOUTH High School Pupils Present Mu sical Comedy In spite of the rain and mud of Saturday evening a good siz ed audience gathered in the Tem ple theatre to enjoy offering of the Captain of Plymouth by pu pils of the AIcGook high school prepared under direction of Alisa Thorndyke supervisor of music And they were not disappointed This clever little musical comedy o pert libretto and catchy tune ful solos and choruses made a hit with everybodyand was given in a manner creditable alike to the pupils and supervisor indeed much dramatic and musical talenl was disclosed in the performance These sharing in the success ai er Aliles Sta irish who is wonder fully like Caesar Carroll Eldred John Alden the diligent scribe Harry Alaxwell Elder Brewster who believes life as only sorrow - Alfred Barnes Erasmus Aliles right bower Clyde Rankin ATattawamut Chief of the quots Alauriee Benjamin Peeksuot an Indian messenger John Alelvillip Stephen Brisban Ilofer Rich ard Griffith Knowles Gil bert Frank Jeffries Lads of the Colony Priscilla the fairest maiden in Plymouth Alinnie Ariersen Katonka an Indian Princess Alarjorie Sehobel Alercy Florence Rosebush Charity Arelma Sutton Pa tience Alary Russell Alary Florence Wilson Hester Ida Gordon Ruth Genevieve Ale Adams Sextette of Plymouth Daisiias Alaidens of the Colony Ruby Lineburg Ruth AIcBride Eliza beth Krieger Alabel Trant Ala bel Jennings Lillcan Dueland Pearl Marshall Pearl Lawritson Genevieve Copland Helen hTompson and Jane Knowles Indian Alaidens Helen son MLiza etn ivrjeei jimimuu Joe is Avell known and Th trrn herder Alabel Traut Ala- ed to possess the qualities ande jennings Gnivicve Enright qualifications for a successful anc plUth MeBride Christine Sehlect satisfactory commandant An old Soldiers and Qailors Rcy Bay soldier himself Air Teeters heart - Yrnn Emei scn CeeirAIcMil beats responsive to the true jen j0jm OBrien Robert Leiw hcrirt throbs cf the voMir bcA s harrv AlcClain Harold AIcAIil - i i T and it is confidcntlv expeet a here that he will conduct the home with honor to the state and himself and to the comfort and satisfaction of the veterans He will enter his new duties Alay 1 Just a few rolls of Wall Paper and you can change the appear ance of amy room in your house to make at more attractive and pleasant AVe have the paper from 10 cents to 3 per bolt and can bslp you carry out amy deco rative lidea you may have Gall cm us AIcCONNELL Druggist M S Jennings has opened a plumbing sliop at 408 Alain avenue See him for figures and estimates All work guaranteed Shop phone 28 rcs ielenee plicne red 366 Harry F Strom has moved to 111 West C street Call at D Alagners store and get a can of Armours Prepared Soup H P AVaiite Co will furnish you a garbage earn at a reason able price 22 tf AVhat has beieome cif the pnb leity rescilutfeini of tlher bcard of education submitted by Air Oul bertson last year and adopted by li Jl n jEiie iDouru t AVe have more than met the de mands in Art Deeorative wall pa pers and no one whtf wishes to do artistic papering can find elsewhere the siiggesticns and materials oair stodc affords ArcCONNELL Druedst The Redpath Homer Chautau mias onmnrisp two pirciiits One as a ssven day circuit the other a five day circuit The list of tal ent advertising everything are different The seven day cliau taiuquas are operated in- the larg er places and the fivenday chau tanquas in the smaller places leu ITarrv Diamcnd Frank Jet- fnies and Raymond Harr Indian Braves John AIcKillip Albert Cain Clarence Emerson Brisban Ilofer Grffith Kncnvks Glen Gallon Stephen Aliller Notice of Delinquent Water Tax This is to remind vcu tliat water i taxes are delinquent since April 15 Please call and adjust same Yours respeetfulb JAAIES A GOLLEIION AVater Coimmiissioner AVatch for Announ3emerG Watch for itbe prizes offered w tii tnrt board for the bees kept places from Alay 1 to Octo ber 15 r iiost eiTOr Episcopal Ladies Guild will meet with Airs Alcnks 2nd St E on Thursday afternoon Dont worry about conimene ment gifts Give books We ll ave a fine line of gift editions AIcCONNELL Druggist Now is the Time to seed your lawn Our lawn grass seed is made up of several kinds of grasses and is mixed to make a quick and durable lawn Ask us at phone red 214 W T MARCH FLORIST