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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1884
Page
5
Classified Ad Insertions and Billing Note
To our advertisers all locals under this heading a line for each insertion and some inserted words order is discontinued unless time is specified bills payable monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemse
Hille
Local Notices and Advertisements Chronicle
Local items list flour and meat markets in town with prices and asks. Notes on real estate sales near town plus a new baby in Captain Holmes' Driftwood house. Telegraph work near Holdredge to McCook with stock movement and local restaurant promotions shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Holmes
Driftwood
Silver Moon Restaurant Gains Local Fame and Town News
The county enjoys lush showers boosting grass and crops outlook in Red Willow. McCook residents discuss Fourth of July plans with a Dramatic Company entertainment and a dance. McManigal’s Macfarland street property improves with a barn fence and paint. Telegraph stations expand with B M line openings at Phillips and Fort Morgan and a Holdredge to McCook line under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Phillips
Aurora & Grand Island
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Akron
Denver
R. O. Phillips
Holdredge
Doctors of the Valley hold late convention in McCook
The train ran two and a half hours late delaying a convention of doctors from the valley. Dr. Shaw of Indianola and McCook physicians attended, forming a temporary organization to meet in Arapahoe next month to complete permanent setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Indianola
McCook
Doctors of the
Arapahoe
Ice cream festival and local notices in town
Community events include an ice cream festival at the Opera Hall with children’s entertainment and refreshments. A tentative plan for a private calaboose explains terms for village use at four dollars a month, while a serious railroad wreck on the Wymore branch near Guide Rock injures and kills several, engine driver Alexander Stewart badly maimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Wymore
Guide Rock
Alex. Stewart
Nebraska Man Seated as Grand Lodge Chief Officer
Hox Joan B Finch returns from Washington where he attended the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the World of the I O G T and was elected chief officer. In Nebraska citizens, friends praise his elevation and expect capable administration. A saloon incident with Hall and Joe Braun stirred locals. Joe Swan notes crops look promising in Republican Valley with acreage expanding toward Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braun
Stanta Rolla
Kenneth McDonald
Benkelman
Stanta
Mac
Hox
Joan B. Finch
Washington
Grand Lodge
Nebraska
Jos. Braun
Hall
Joe
Joe Swan
Republican Valley
McCook
Illinois
Akron
Col
Swan
Denver
Teachers Meeting in Indianola June 20 21 1984
Red Willow County Teacher's Association will meet at the School House in Indianola on Friday and Saturday June 20 and 21 1984. Sessions begin at 2 PM Friday and close at noon Saturday. All teachers and interested residents urged to attend. C L Nerrieton president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Willow
Teacher's Association
Indianola
C. L. Nerrieton
Pres
Meeting of Red Willow soldiers in McCook band hall
Announcement calls old soldiers of Red Willow county to meet in the Band Hall at McCook on Thursday June 2 for organizing a Grand Army of the Republic Post. Full attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Willow County
McCook
G. A. R. Post
Wide Circle of Visitors Reported in McCook Town Notes
McCook social scene shows Mrs A Campbell visiting east on Monday. Patrons including Patrick Egan from Lincoln and Miss Jennie Jamison of Bondville visited Saturday. Notables like Geo Coburn and Dr Shaw from Indianola arrived for land business and residence plans. An array of locals and guests frequented town events and ranch moves along with land proof proceedings and friendly chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shaw
Indianola
Mrs. Berger
Dr. Shaw of
Lincoln
McCook
McCook Hears News of Visitors and Local Events
J W Dyer returns home while A Camp shears sheep. Haz Bailey captures four wild horses. Mrs J B Braugh heads to North Platte to fetch Roger. County Surveyor Carrington surveys claims for Samuel Tate. Cleaver of Orleans Press praises McCook. Supreme Court figures Reese Brown Ball visit, consider making McCook home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dyer
A. Camp
Fred. Roberts
E. N. Keeler
John Ryan
JG. Stokes
Braugh
North Platte
M. B. Reese
Wahoo
Supreme Court
Guy A. Brown
Lincoln
John M. Ball
Osceola
Towa
McCook
Messrs. Reese
Brown
Reese
Captain Ball
South Side News Briefs Include Local Happenings
Mrs. W. F. Stone has been quite sick. Charles Newman’s new house is nearly done. Charles Bowles sold his farm and bought fifty ponies. C. A. Nettleton had to kill a horse after a broken leg. Frank Simpson and bride of Red Willow visited J. G. Eaton. T. Birdsall and Harry Benjamin attend wedding beet and onion gatherings. J. 8. Newcomb returned from a land hunt and favors Red Willow county. Inquiries into Mr. G. B. Nettleton’s quick horse departure last Saturday. Josie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Birdsall
Harry Benjamin
Newcomb
Red Willow County
Mansi Tonte AstrinGent and Marsu Actvue Remedies
Advertised tonics and cures claim relief for diarrhea summer complaint cholera infantum and dysentery with multiple druggists listing McCook Pattonsburg and Jonesburg. Prices noted at 50 cents and 500 cents per bottle or pill Marsu products also offered for swellings burns sores and piles by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones & Jackson
Jonesburg
Mansit
McCook
8. L. Green
Marsu
S. L. Green
Wanted Two Girls at Silver Moon Restaurant
Advertises steady work and good wages at Silver Moon Restaurant. Seeks two girls for unspecified positions with right parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Moon Restaurant
Lost pocket hook reported between McCook and point zero
Small dark folding pocket hook missing between McCook and the marked point north of town. Finder will be rewarded for returning it to this office. Also note Paris green and St Patrick’s pills available at B and M Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCook
Paris Green
B. & M. Pharmacy
Tur Drnsrist
Green
Tilden Declared Ineligible President by English Ancestry Claim
An English resident in Dubuque alleges Tilden was born in Kent England and sold by his father as a child. The claim argues foreign nativity bars his eligibility and mocks the prospect of a Tilden presidency under British rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Dubuque
Town
Kent
England
America
Tillen
Sam Tilden
United States
Istg
Canada
Omaha Bee
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