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Companies X
C J RYAN 1
White Line Transfer
Company
F E WHITNEY Prop
Specialty of moving Household
Goods and Pianos Only covered
van in city Phones Office 68
residence Black 232
BULLARD LUMBER Co
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SPECIAL H0HESEEKER5
EXCURSIONS
TO UPTON WESTON CO WYO
May 21 1912
TO MOORCROFT CROOK CO WYO
June 4 1912
TO GILLETTE CAMPBELL CO WYO
June 18 1912
I will personally conduct the above special excursions to assist ETomeseekers
to locate and file upon
320 Acre Free Homesteads
In the vicinity of the towns named Here you can file on free homestead lands
that are valuable for mixed farming dairying poultry raising and stock raising
the most certain and safe method of farming These lands are well covered with
the most nutritious grasses known and large quantities of coal building stone
posts and poles are nearby on government land and free to settlers
RATES Very low homeseekers rates on these dates Send right away for
our New Free Government Lands Folder with large map illustrations and des
criptive articles about these lands
D CLEM DEAVER
Immigration Agent
1004 Farnam Street Omaha Neb
An agreeable surprise awaits any
one who usG Nj als Shampo Paste
It leaves the hair thoroughly cleans
ed soft and glossy Price 25c
WOODWORTH Druggist
Mrs Augusta Anton and Mabel
went down to Oxford Friday even
ins to be absent a few days on a
visit
We have the Wedding Break
fast syrup D Magner plume 14
For jMackrcJ white Fdsh Salt
Salmon and Codfish come
Magner s Phone 14
LUMBER
and COAL
THATS ALL
but we can meet your
ever need in these lines
from our large and com
plete stocks in all
grades
BARNETT
Lumber Co
Phone 5
COAL
We now handle the best
grades of Colo and Fenna
coals in connection with
our grain business
Give us a trial order
Phone 262
Real Easterday
EAILSOAD NEWS NOTES
Engineer Don Snoke went
to Denver today on a visit
A C WLshe ic in Lincoln to
day en a law suit of the company
Engineer Barney Lewis is taking
a little layoff just to rest up some
Machinist Gu3 WLshe aecoimpan
ied his son Will to Havelack Fri
day ncght
Fireman J F Hamilton went up
to Denver Saturday on a visit to
the family
Mr Wood succeeds Wall
to i he es maohni3t apprentice in the
McCcok ishops
Will Wiehe left en No 10 Fridaj
night fee Havelcck where ho will go
to work in the big shops
Round House Foreman G W
Kearns has been off duty for a few
days with a sore throat
Harold Morris has returned to
the freight service and is braking
for Conductor Tom Nash
Mr Dolezal of General Supt Al
lt ns car spent Sunday with his sis
ter and friends in McCock
Harve Snider and Lloyd Jennings
also went up to Denver on Sunday
night with Fireman Snider
Chief Dispatcher F C Runnels
returned from an absence east of a
few Idays Friday night on 5
Auditor Gavin and family were
passengers on 10 Sunday evening on
a brief visit down the line
Engineer Sergeant Campbell
and Foreman Peterson went down to
Holdrege last nigfnt on Xo 10
Fireman L W Snow went down
to Holdrege Sunday on 10 to take
the Holirege Hastings local run
George Green has retired from
the express office and returned to
the Modrsil Rogers meat market
Arthur ORourke went down to
Lincoln Friday night to visit his
brother at the university until Sun
day evening
Mrs C D Noble is visiting in
Beatrice and Lincoln for a brief
while being a passenger onj No 14
Friday night
Fireman W C Staples and Fire
man John Patterson accompanied Fir
man Snider to Denver Saturday nigh
for treatment
-Mrs I L Rodstrom returned
home Friday evening on 10 from a
visit with Mrs M H Hammond in
Denver of several days
H M Gruvor and family left on
Friday evening for Missouri to be ab
sent two or three weeks on a visit to
relatives and friends there
John Schlagel hostler went to
Lincoln Monday to be present at
the hearing of a law suit in which
the company is interested
Mrs W L Egbert mother and
two children went down to Hastings
on No 10 Friday evening on a visit
of a few days The mother rmeained
Agent T B Campbell is up from
Minden today on some business mat
ters Tom takes to the work down
there like a duck to water likes the
job and the people
Night Round House Foreman J
R Pence and family went down to
Cambridge on a visit to relatives
end of week He returned on Friday
morning but the family remained
some longer
A new time card went into effect
Sunday There are no changes in
the time of running maini linie trains
Trains 4 and 11 on the Kansas City
line have been extended somewhat
running now from Oxford to Hast
ings via Red Cflcud instead of from
Hastingss to Red Cloud as heretofore
Fireman Fatty Snider sustained
a severe injury of his arm Saturday
night at Minden his arm being
struck by a freight car on siding at
that point as they were running into
that station Tho injury is such a3
o matke it desirable to take him to
the liospital in Denver which was
done Sunday night on No 3
If you want THE NEWS read
The Tribune
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Ladies Suit Dept Wash Dresses
Reduced Prices
1350 Suits at - - 1080
1500 Suits at - - 1200
16 50 Suits at - - - 1320
1800 Suits at - - 1440
2000 Suits at - - 1600
2250 Suits at - - 1800
2500 Suits at - - 2000
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3500 Suits at - - 2800
ent but Councilman Brown
Application of Win H Bodemaii
came on to be heard Remonstrators
withdrew their remonstrance and
consented that license may issue if
the council sees fit Application of
same came en to be heard and was
submitted on the evidence It was
moved by Middleton seconded by
Lineburg that applicants bond bo and
is hereby approved and that upon tlv
payment by sard petitioner of 000
into the occupation fund and to the
city treasurer for support of the
school district of said city the sum
of 600 a license issue to said ap
plicant as prayed Motion carried un
animously
The finance committee approved
the following list of claims which
were on motion allowed
McCook Electric Co 94 41
H P Waite Co 7 45
H C Craig 5 00
Nebraska Telephone Co 9 25
L E Barger
L Thorgrimson
Western Union Tel Co
Red Willow County Gazette
Wihite Line Transfer Co
Welsback St Lighting Co
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12 50
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11 15
14 50
154 00
D F Hostetter 11 05
C J Ryan 2 00
F L Wolff 29 17
W A Middleton 4 17
F L Schwab 4 17
A N Lineburg 4 17
A B Currie Co 27 34
E E Turner 1 49
White Line Transfer Co 6 75
L C Stoll 16 66
Peter Foxen 2 00
Peter Nelson 2 00
H P Waite Co 10 75
Gingham Dresses 175 to 350
Lawn Dresses S250 to 300
Batiste Dresses 250 to Soo
Marquisette Dresses 6 00 to 1000
White Dresses 400 to 25
Childrens Dresses
Highland Wash Dresses are the best
dresses made for children All colors
and sizes and the styles are the very
best
Attest L C Stoll Clerk
A SHORT TRIP CIRCUIT
At a meeting of the McCook Driving
club held last Saturday evening Sec
ret Elmer Kay announced that he
had -ranged a short ship circuit which
wou tart at McCook tho last week in
Aug J Wray the first week in Septem
ber Henkclman second week in Septem
ber Imperial third week Indianola
last week and Stockville first week in
October This will bring the McCook
and Indianola races three weeks apart
and will not in any way conflict with
each other
When the new driving club was or
ganized in March plans wero set on
foot to hold a race meet at McCook on
July 4th Recently it has been learned
that the railroad picnic would probably
be held at McCook on that date and the
driving club will try to arrange with the
railroad boys to help furnish ontertain
ment for the picnickers on Indepen
dence dny
Since making the dates for the aut
umn races it has been learned that the
K of P contemplated holding their an
nual festivities about the same time
The driving club therefore appointed a
committee to mako an effort to arrange
with the local K P lodge to harmonize
the programs so that both entertain
ments can be held on the same dates
with mutual benefits to both organiza
tions
The driving club intends to hold a
three day meet and the plan as outlined
by the board of directors Saturday eve
ning wad to mako one day KP Day
one day Hospital Day and one day
Good Roads Day and make a liberal
division of tho receipts with these dif-
L W McConnell 1 55 ferent organizations if satisfactory
Fred Schlagel 65 00
F M Kimmell 32 90
James Gollehon S6 08
R M Osborn 55 00
L M Higgins 5 40
Polk Bros 35
A E Marshall 35 20
C B Q R R 14 74
Mart Lawritson 1 20
The plumbers bond of M S Jen
nings was approved on motion
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rangements can be made With the
present indications of prosperity and a
good crop year the members of the driv
ing club are unanimous in the opinion
that there ought to be something
doing in McCook this season and not
force the people of the city and vicinity
to go to other towns for amusement and
entertainment and spend their money
there With a program as above out
lined if there is any Boost to us the
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Another Oasis Established Moved and seconded that meeting last week in August ought to be a Red
The city council was in adjourned adjourn until next regular meeting Letter week for McCook
ssscion Saturday evening All night Carried
It may not be generally known
that McCcok has a real live driving
club Tihe old speed association hav
ing voted to disband a few of the
local horsemen got together and form
ed a new organization paid off the
indebtedness of the eld association
acquired title to the buildings and
other property and leased the ground
from the railroad companyin order
to prevent the buildings from being
torn down and grounds abandoned
altogether as a race track Any one
interested in the speed game is
invied tto join the club on equal
terms with the present members
The present officers are H J Cox
president Elmer Kay secretary
Wm Lewis treasurer Directors L
A Fitch H Winans J F Wey
bright Wm Lewis H J Cox Elmer
Kay Communicated
Kodak and kodak supplies
McCONNELL Dni
Miss Agnes Osborn who has bean
trimmer for Miss Peck this season
returned to Omaha Sunday night
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Millinery Dept
Attractive Summer Hats We are
showing a fine lot of summer hats more
novel creations are being shown each
day Be among the early buyers don
let fashion get too far ahead
50 Hats 5 to 10 values
this week at 398
Ladies dont bother trying to figure out how we do it butprofit by our facilities for selling the best for less ITS OUR WAY
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Mosquitoes and gnats will not
bother you if you apply NyaVs Mo
quito lotion to face and hands before
going out 25c per bottle
WOODWORTH Druggist
TCead The Tribune for the news
NOTICE
In the county court of Red Willow
county State of Nebraska
In the matter of the estate of
James B Wade deceased
To all persons interested in said
estate You are hereby notified
that on the Srd day cf May 1912
Nina Harris Wade as administratrix
of the estate of James B Wade de
ceased filed her final account and
petition for her discharge as ad
ministratrix and that a hearing will
be had upen said final account and
petition at the county court room
in the city of McCook in said coun
ty on the 25th day of May 1912 at
the hour of ten oclock a m
Dated this 3rd day of May 1912
FRANK M COLFER
Seal County Judge
First publication May 6 6ts
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