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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1884
Page
5
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Congregational Sunday School at 10 A M and preaching at 7 30 P M with alternate morning service. Methodist schedule every other Sunday at 10 A M and 7 30 P M with Sunday School at 3 40 P M in Opera Hall. Catholic services in Opera Hall every four weeks. Independent Order of Good Templars meets at Congregational Church Tuesdays.
City Bakery advertises flour and candies while Metropolitan Drug Store promotes Zylonite combs fine china and imported pug dog. Jewelry Store touts warranted goods and late jewelry styles amid plumbing and land notices from local firms and residents.
Lytle Bros. sells Bain wagons and heating stoves while Metropolitan Drug Store touts value. A derailment delays infant brushes and a No. 39 store. Messages cover school opening reminders, W C T U meeting, rail line changes, real estate moves, and local church services. Corn samples, stock feeding prep, and Leis German Baking Powder offer rounds of local interest.
J A Richardson visiting town aims to organize a music class. Met Drug Store promotes white and black mustard seed and celery seed with a Hard Coal Base Burner drawing offered to purchasers of a heating stove. Drawing occurs January 25 1885. cash option for non-winners.
J. P. Matthews and Mr. Arbuckle of Atwood Kansas buy lots adjoining Chas Noble north of town and will start building 28 ft square houses at once with lumber hauled to the ground. They plan to move their families to McCook, hoping the town becomes a hub for regional stock raisers.
A large local delegation traveled Friday to Indianola for the county fair led by the band. The ensemble played inspiring music to the crowd and received hearty approval. In the evening attendees joined a ball at McCartney's Hall before returning home on No. 1.
Intelligence of Abe Constable's death at Bennett, Friday morning, brings sorrow to residents who knew him. Described as kind and indulgent, he struggled with drink, and his loss is mourned as a tragedy. He was buried at Bennett where former residents lie, with his wife and daughter present along with grieving family and neighbors.
Parties entered the Geo Hocknell residence Saturday night with burglary intent and left after surveying the premises. Parlor matches mark wall strikes. partially burnt matches found in closets. Hocknell returned Sunday night and found a door knob alarm indicating a second entry attempt. a device on the knob frightened the intruders away. The paper urges citizens to prepare against rising outlaws and suggests drastic methods for deterrence.
Perry's moth and freckle lotion noted by Dr A J Shaw of Indianola. Metropolitan Drug Store advertised instruments and moustache cups. Visitors include Mrs Wallace of Chicago and W F Wallace, Davenport of Culbertson, W W Stewart of Chicago, L Wright of Arapahoe, James Campbell returning from Ohio, and others. Local officials Forbes and McGillin mentioned with company ties. various travel details and community events described. Reverend Johnson delivers sermons and elder duties in Republican Valley district.
The third annual Red Willow County Fair at Indianola featured expanded exhibits and new buildings. Vegetables drew praise for size and quality, with Bodwell’s Beaver beats tipping the scales at 32 pounds. Livestock displays included Herefords, Short Horns, Holsteins, and premium horses from several local breeders.
For 30 Days will sell ash extension tables for $1.00 per foot, kitchen safes for $50, carpets 35c per yd, windmills reduced, sewing machines cheap for cash. A large complete stock of furniture 15 percent cheaper than any other dealer. J. B. Putups, Indianola, Neb.
Local jewelry store advertises eye protectors and a range of spectacles including smoked, blue and green glasses along with shooting specs.
House in South McCook with 3 rooms and brick basement. Located at J Eaton McCook Neb. Listing notice appears in public classifieds seeking buyers. Refrain from additional details beyond readable text in source.
Advertiser H P Ketty seeks 50 cords of wood at his brick yard in McCook offering good prices. Immediate purchase requested with payment on delivery. October 2.
A new stock of clocks offered from $2.00, guaranteed to keep perfect time. Havana cigars named Cubas sold for a nickel. Metropolitan Drug Store also advertises cheap sponges for school children and a variety of blanks and patent medicines.
J. M. Edmiston of Lincoln, state agent for Union Central Life Insurance, paid Mrs. Adelia Lee two thousand dollars for her late husband John A. Lee’s endowment policy. The policy started October 16, 1883, with one year’s premium paid. death precluded the endowment since age 51 would have yielded one thousand ninety dollars. Edmiston notes the company’s strong Ohio presence and prudent management, applauding its endowments at regular life rates.
A. S. McCattoon, steward at the Kansas Deaf and Dumb Asylum in Olathe, highly praises Leis German Baking Powder and Fruit Extracts. He urges others to try the product and fully endorses it. Sold by C. H. Rogers.
The Red Willow County Teachers Association will gather at the School House in Indianola on October Tth and Sth, NSS4, starting Friday at 1 30 P M and ending Saturday at 12 M The public is invited
An Oct 4 meeting on the fair grounds adopted a constitution and rules for an Old Settlers' Society. Membership is limited to residents of Red Willow County from 1872 to 1877. Royal Buck is president, R H Criswell secretary, KB S Hill treasurer.
Dispatches report a coachman from Buckeye state who has eloped with two girls, a sensational climax to ongoing tales of woe. The young men of the region face pressure to act swiftly amid civil unrest fears.
R S Cooley's bulletin lists four quarter sections for sale. Distances range from 2 to 11 miles from town. Prices span 640 to 1200 cash with timber and water included on some parcels.
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