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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1884
Page
5
Local notices fill town pages with sales and events
McCook and nearby towns buzz with ads and notices for flour at City Bakery and Wilcox Bros, pork at Farley’s, laundry services, dramatic company performances Our Boys at Opera Hall, July 15, and various society happenings. Listings include farming yields, peddler licenses, parish services, and plans for a Masonic lodge formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
The
Dramatic Company
Advertising stock in hand and transit updates in local paper
The editor notes extensive advertising space available for merchants and urges use of the column. Readers report missing issues for up to four weeks. B and M officials plan to move express operations to Denver via Plattsmouth. Minden cut off near completion, with trains soon on that line, prompting reassignment of Red Cloud railroad staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Denver
Minden
Red Cloud
McCook church near completion seeks thanks for funds
The M. FE church on Ash Creek nears completion and residents thank McCook supporters for a $116 contribution toward the house of worship. A Hastings shooting match contest by W T Hayden offers to bet on twenty five or fifty live birds against Adams county residents, with a $100 forfeit. Cow boy behavior and town manners draw admonitions while plans for a public park loom as Lincoln Land Company may reserve a block this fall. Wagonloads of wool from Atwood heads east, and rail freight does not run on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Creek
McCook
W. TH. Hayden
Kansas
Atwood
Red Willow County
Nebraska
A. Wilson
E. M. Wilson
Ed. Wilson
Frame House
C. A. Wilson
Willow corn yields a leadle bigger than any in sight
A specimen of corn grown on the Willow by D. J. Osborn stands 84 feet tall in stock with roots removed and is described as the largest seen this year. Mrs. Osborn has just returned from Lincoln and says no nearby crops compare, a view echoed by others. Also reported is a serious railroad accident where brakeman Chas Conrad suffered a crushed hand, likely from carelessness while backing a mail car toward a smoker, underscoring lingering safety concerns. A note on racing fans shows a boastful Indianola neighbor claiming supremacy in horse and foot racing stages, claiming Indianola can beat the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Osborn
Here
Lincoln
Chas. Conrad
Army of Cripple
Indianola
Congregational Church Calls Members to Saturday Meeting
Church members are earnestly requested to attend the Congregational church business meeting this Saturday at 2 PM. GEO. DUNGAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Cowboy Herdsman Injured After Steer Incident
W. A. Clute, who has been herding Mr. Sanders stock, suffered a rough fall Monday when his horse slipped into a hole. He sprained his arm and remains in pain, though not yet declared fully a cowboy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clute
Sanders Stock
W. A
Rattlesnake Bite Delays Surveyor Then Averted By Liquor
B S Will of Indianola was bitten by a rattlesnake while surveying with R H Hamilton. The pair halted as high grass hid the strike, remedies were tried, and aid came after a horse ride home. A local jewelry store burglary scare arose when clerk Harry Ryan left a light on and blinds up, but owner F L McCracken returned to deny the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Will
Indianola
R. H. Hamilton
Eame
F. L. McCracken
Harry Ryan
Harry
Mr. McCracken
O. K
McCracken
Newport
Fate Play Postponed To July 4 Despite Poor Attendance
The Dramatic Company postponed Fate from last Thursday to Friday July 4 due to bad weather. Despite smaller crowds, performances were well received with smooth action and memorized lines. A social hop followed the play, and the dance ran until 4 a.m. Saturday morning.
Fourth of July Observances Spread Across Nearby Towns
The McCook community marked the Fourth with somber quiet while many residents traveled to nearby Indianola Cambridge Danbury and Culbertson for celebrations. In Tudianola and Upper Driftwood areas people enjoyed speeches races baseball picnics and fireworks. McCook promises a rousing celebration next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Indianola
Cambridge
Tudianola
Danbury
Driftwood
Neifert
Culbertson
DeLand Soda and Saleratus Leader Claims Purity
Old Revtasne. DeLand's brand of Soda and Saleratus continues to lead all others in purity and general excellence. Don't be induced to try any other. Sold by Hayden & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLand
Saleratus
Hayden & Co
Indianola Teacher's Institute Invited Attendance Next Week
Superintendent C L Netrietoy invites teachers to the Indianola Institute starting next week. Boards urged to send teachers to all sessions with reduced hotel and private-house board available. For the first time the county institute will be held in a well furnished school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Willow County
Supt
Nettleton
Indianola
C. L. Netrietoy
McCook Citizens to Organize Fire Department Meeting
A meeting of McCook residents will be held at the U S Land Office on Saturday evening July 12 for forming a town fire department. The chairman J Bercer urges a strong turnout from all interested citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Hall
McCook
Josern Ciery
James O'Connor
Nebraska
Josefa Cierny
U.S. Land Office
J. &. Bercer
Anna L. Miller
Grace Miller
Thomas G. Hees
Helen Grace Rees
Indianola
Tar McCook
H. M. Ashmore
Citizens Call Meeting To Form Town Association
On the same evening and at the same place a meeting of our citizens is called to form a Citizen's Association to consider steps deemed necessary for the town's interests. Business men are urged to attend.
True Merit Tonite Astringent for Diarrhoea and Summer Complaints
Advert shows Mansa's Tonite Astringent claimed to cure diarrhoea dysentery cholera infantum and summer complaints with testimonials from Jones & Jackson and Word & Venable druggists. Price 50 cents available liquid or pills from S I Green and S L Green McCook and Attonsburg. Also Marsa Rare Cure for chills fever and third day ague and Marsi's Worth's Liniment for swellings burns sores and piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones & Jackson
Jonesburg
McCook
8. L. Green
Will Sanders Returns to Punch Meal Tickets at B. and M
Will Sanders came back early in the week from a trip in eastern areas of the state and is now assigned to punch meal tickets at the B. and M. railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Sanders
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