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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1884
Page
5
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Local notices include church services and schedules for Zion, Methodist, Catholic and Good Templars, along with ads for City Bakery Chicago Store and general goods. Items mention a new town Odell in Rawlins County Kansas, a proposed B M railroad junction at Brush, and a driftwood horse arrival from Washington County Kansas.
Right Reverend Bishop O Connor administered the sacrament of confirmation to twelve at one location Saturday morning and eleven on Sunday morning at Indianola. The village pound was moved behind Olcott's barn. A choir from town sang at services led by the bishop. The death of Mr and Mrs T B Babcock's baby occurred in Rockford Illinois. Two Lincoln engineers with George Irving map more water mains. A wash-out near Stratton damaged five spans of a bridge and delayed an excursion train. Mrs Thompson led a Happy Hours concert in Opera Hall with local children performing credibly.
J B Meserve returns from Paxton Ill and forms the Paxton Cattle Co with George Wright as President O D Sacket as Vice President C H Frew as Secretary and Treasurer and Meserve as General Manager They plan to add steers this fall and expand herd next spring Also notes a new gambling game Fly foo and a busy week in McCook with trains delayed and crowds at eateries and stores and wet groceries in high demand.
About seventy five travelers from Cleveland, part of the Bee Line Rocky Mountain excursion, were detained at the Stratton area wash-out all day Friday and then visited McCook with amused reactions to frontier town ideas. Hayden & Co promote DeLand's Soda.
The Leap Year Ball drew a lively crowd despite weather delays in the Opera Hall. After 10 PM, partners were selected, and dancing continued until about 2:30 AM. The report notes mail delays and community sadness at John Lee's death, with funeral rites conducted Thursday by Rev. Dungan.
Elders report a July picnic with forty five attendees and cool evening weather. Keeler builds a sod house while stockmen prep haying gear and Bailey brothers chase wild horses near Willow and Blackwood. France’s Napoleonist quarrel grows, with Victor mocked as Gabrielle’s darling by foes and some sympathy abroad.
A buyer can purchase 320 acres deeded land 24 miles from Oberlin and 28 miles south of McCook with 4 miles of living water springs and 200 acres of smooth farm land for 900 cash if sold at once. Also 160 acres with water and 120 acres farm land near Oberlin for 400 cash. J E Cochran McCook Ned constable captured a Denver horse thief in town last week and held him for Arapahoe sheriff.
A note from Rupert Jounsey thanks neighbors and friends for kindness shown during his wife’s illness and funeral. The writer criticizes state papers for publishing laws and denounces smear campaigns and muckraking. He requests etymology of the word Sundayed and mentions Auditor Dorman of the B and M with his wife visiting town last Thursday.
A customer appeals for three bottles to be sent to his wife in Indiana for their child with a summer complaint. Marsu's Tonto Astringent and other Marsu products are advertised as cures for diarrhea dysentery and bowel issues priced at 50 cents, with local druggist sales noted.
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