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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1883
Page
6
The Tribune reports Rogers' store new stock and sales with dry goods groceries and hats. Mrs. I A Rowell and Mrs S A Rowell showcase ribbons and frizzes. Local visitors include Mr. and Mrs. W A Taylor of Culbertson and Mr. J F Black of Red Willow. notes on new hotel, bakery plans, and railroad town growth.
Last night burglars robbed the safes at Hayden and McCartney and H Byron, cutting rear openings and removing cash checks jewelry and a wine and gin haul. A family visit at B M Dining Hall ends with Mr Fletcher and wife staying in town. Mr Pletcher and children later cross tracks near Akron where an engine severs one leg of a man, children unharmed.
Respy J V Israrn announces a small stock of Fancy Groceries for sale and invites friends and customers to visit the new shop in the post office building.
On about Sept 3 between Sterling and Gamp Sheridan Hast nes Neb a red moroco wallet pocket book containing ten or fifteen dollars in five dollar bills and a bank book with the Bank of Sterling Neb also several promissory notes and securities of considerable amount the payment of which have been stopped Reward of 15 dollars for return of entire loss Adress K A Moore Sterling Neb
The McCock Light Guard Band and local citizens will travel to Indianola for the county fair. A special train departs at o oclock and returns in the evening. The plan is thanks to Assistant Superintendent A Campbell. Merchants can bring families for a one day outing with no long absence from business.
Mrs S A Rowen announces a fresh line of ladies and children's hats in latest styles. She thanks patrons for past favors and invites customers to view the new stock with continued patronage desired.
Look Here St. Louis white lead priced at 8 dollars per hundred. Pure boiled oil 80 cents per gallon. 150 test headlight oil 25 cents per gallon. Machine castor oil 1.50 per gallon. Corl pressed castor oil 2 dollars per gallon available at Green Ss Drug Store.
Mrs. H. A. Fryling opens a new millinery shop on II Avenue opposite the post office offering a line of the latest millinery goods and invites ladies of McCook and vicinity to inspect the stock.
Customer testimonials praise Marsi's Gorpex Balsam for quick cough relief and overall improvement. D J Wilson Creston Iowa and RK Jackson Quincy share hard cough cures and strong endorsements. Druggist Crisp Monroe City and S L Creew McGook advertise Marsin Golpen Balsam and Golpen Bioop Liver Tonic with large bottles priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
For sale driftwood item description mentions 16 or 18 choice grade backs. Location stated as driftwood south of the river. Name B. NeErreron appears as contact or seller. The OCR text is fragmentary with unclear full details.
Notice given that on a day in October in Red Willow County Nebraska the county commissioners will meet to consider an application by Josep Braun for a license to sell malt spirituous and vinous liquors at Metauk near Willow Grove Precinct. Signed September. Josera Lac.
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