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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1883
Page
5
Our medical profession is well represented in McCook's candidates for office this fall. Drs. Johnson and Green, Coroner and Commissioner, competent and careful. A call for a People's Convention may be found at Ta ciaiola on Saturday if another column appears. Show at St Paul and Minneapolis, last week.
The re nomination of C. L. Nettleton for Superintendent and Page T. Vraneis for Surveyor shows public confidence in their worth and fitness. The article reflects strong support from voters and officials affirming their leadership.
Eminent doctors warn cholera may reappear nationwide next year and urge authorities in all towns to act decisively as if the outbreak is certain to come.
Ma Talmages remarks that the enuial sermon will run seven to eighteen minutes and then be neatly printed for reading at home. He notes that sermon length does not mainly cause empty pews as few preachers offend by prolixity in these times.
Editor Wing Chin Poo notes Chinese magnates with fortunes around 360,000,000 dollars and another near that sum. He argues the emperor could quickly fund a military chest in case of war with France or any other power.
The Republican State Convention at Lincoln last Wednesday chose Hon. M. B. Reese of Saunders County for supreme judge and M. J. Hull Clay J. M. Hiatt Harlan E. P. Holmes Pierce J. T. Mallalieu Buffalo for university regents. George W. E. Dorsey of Dodge County was re elected state central committee chairman.
A box of top fall and winter apples from the Nebraska State Fair arrived at the Inter-Ocean office, sent by J B Allan secretary of the Nebraska State Horticultural Society, disproving the notion that Nebraska is not a fruit growing state.
Mr Bookwalter of Ohio, after circling the globe, lauds Chinese policy as unrivaled. He claims the Chinese state office is keenest globally and that Chinese governance shows uncanny accuracy in guiding 430 million people, admitting Western liberty feels fragile in comparison.
In Red Willow the county fair is booked for October 3 to 5 with good display prospects. The grounds are prepared for exhibitors and local farmers report varied yields with dry fall and winter affecting crops but spring small grains and potatoes and corn showing better outcomes. Towns like Indianola Hayden McCartney and McCook grow, with new brick stores and residences and rising land value as stock farming grows and wealth increases. Roya Beer September 25, 1583.
A conference of free traders was held in St Louis yesterday where plans for organizing a free trade league for the southwest were discussed.
The Omaha Bee lauds the Republican Valley in Nebraska as a booming region. It notes eight southern counties, transformed from wild grazing to thriving agriculture with crops, timber, and stock. It highlights cheap homesteads along the B and M and Burlington lines, and plentiful rainfall increasing with land cultivation.
Andy Boyer cares for a carbuncle project as Eaton Bros and family visit from Indiana. Wheaton cousin Charlie Latham from Decatur Michigan plans a visit. Mrs John Stone shows a new side saddle. C C Newman starts a new house and buys more stock. J B Meserve fences a stock ranch. Mrs Allen Phillipps seeks a German sister. A E Jacobs visits, pleased with the country. John Whittaker sells calves and buys yearlings. Newman buys another horse.
A brief help request appears seeking a helper for general homework tasks. The ad mentions Citizens Bank as the applying location and encouragess engaging in academic assistance.
A People’s Convention will be held at the Court House on Saturday October 13 at 1 o'clock ru. w for nominating candidates for one representative one county judge one county clerk one superintendent of public instruction one coroner one surveyor one county commissioner one county treasurer and one sheriff. General invitation extended to all voters.
We will continue to send the Trin- UNE to all names on Mr. Israel's subscription list. If anyone wishes to discontinue the paper they should notify us at once. otherwise they will be held liable for the paper sent to their address.
All monies dine the Triment for sub scription come ly the terms of the sale to me. Parties who know themselves to be in arrears for subscription will be warmly received at any time, if they come cash in hand. A. B. Corrrorn, ] is blisher.
Reference offered on request. Address lock box S40 Hastings Nebraska.
M A Spalding advertises a light running New Home sewing machine agent promoting efficiency and ease of use for home sewing tasks.
A brief notice states ten cords of dry ash wood are to be applied to the Citizens' Bank in the Vth district. The terse entry provides no further context or dates.
George A. Kunter announces as an independent candidate for Red Willow County treasurer after multiple personal losses and defying party convention dictates. He appeals to fellow citizens to judge his claims based on merit and integrity.
A candidate for County Clerk of Red Willow County addresses voters from the county, noting six years as County Commissioner and seeking the People's Convention decision to be held in October. The letter expresses confidence in fulfilling duties and delivering general satisfaction.
The U S Land Office in McCook Nebraska issues notices of complaint against Abandonment of a homestead entry in Red Willow County. The parties Hoback and Wallin are summoned to appear November 7 at 10 AM to respond and testify regarding alleged abandonment of the entry near North Platte Nebraska within section II township north range west.
Complaint filed by James Barrett against William Brown seeks cancellation of a homestead entry in Hel Willow county. Court summons Brown to appear October 15 at 9 AM to testify on alleged abandonment of the entry.
Francis L Spicer files complaint against George Abel over Killure to comply with law under entry No 117 at Nomination Plains Nebr The case seeks to compel the entry holder to prove trees seeds or suchings five acres of good land in the first three years Contestants must present testimony at the office on October seventh, 1883 at twelve noon before Register G L Laws.
Notice announces Austin Everist will present proof to establish residency and cultivation on a land claim in Section 34 and nearby areas in Township north Range west. McCook Nebraska dates set for Saturday October 20 with witnesses John Crutes John Matson Charles A. Smith and Mills listed.
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler filed intent to make final proof in support of the claim before the Register and Receiver at McCook Nebraska. George F P Weick for the NE 4 section 21 township 4 north range 4 west with Adolph Kieschack Cherge White William Coleman and Charles Waulright of Metlook Nebraska as witnesses. Another notice lists Wallace Tei nehil for lot 7 section 3 and other parcels with Adelph Retsetiek George Por Michael Welck Pip Weick of Maiawk Nebraska as witnesses. A third notice lists Mary Bates Minnie Bates William Osme and C E McPherson for the west half of section 29 township north of 4 west, with Mary Bates as claimant and others to prove residence and cultivation. All proofs before the McCook Register on respective dates in September and March.
Notices from McCook Nebraska detail settler statements to prove continuous residence and cultivation for homestead land. Names include A Jones Perry Jones and witnesses from McCook and nearby areas. events occur Sept and Oct with deadlines for proof before registers and examiners.
Public land stakes and filings announced by the Land Office at McCook Nebraska for seeding, residency, and proof of cultivation. Applicants Henry Shepherd and others seek homestead entries with witnesses from nearby towns and farms.
Notice that the following mined series lands are offered for public sale to support its civil cause. The sale will occur before the Receiver at Melek Nebraska on October 5. The listing includes details of residence and land ratios with witnesses Witton Black Montgomery Fairbanks and Robert Walker among Tremnoutz Nebraska.
Notice given of intent to make final proof in support of a claim before the Receiver at McCook Nebraska or Wetnok Nebraska. Names witnesses Laura Phillip Minnie Bates Charles E B McPherson and Wilta re. Dates set for October 15 1883 and September 24 1863 with locations McCook Wetnok and Metueik Neb.
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