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Newspaper
Mccook Weekly Tribune
Location
Mccook, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1883
Page
5
The issue features fresh merchandise at Rogers' including new coats, boots, and groceries. It notes Oysters, Mustard seed, baking powder, and cigars at local shops, plus updates on residents, construction, and small-town events such as births, weddings, and repairs.
In a harsh desertion case a former railroad man leaves his wife and young children with another woman and no support. The community suppresses names, but railroad workers quickly raised about 550 to aid the distressed wife.
Indianola figure Major R H Criswell spoke at Band Tall on success in life delivering a historically backed lecture. Although weather limited attendance the talk engaged listeners with entertaining and instructive moral themes.
On Tuesday morning at Plattsmouth Junction a farmer en route to Indianola was approached by a stranger and robbed of $500. The con involved a freight in advance and a bond for $1000 vouched for by a false baggage agent. The farmer is warned he will not be duped again.
Notice states dissolution of Willey and Johnson drug firm by mutual consent. Willey & Co. will operate B. and M. Pharmacy at the old stand with Dr. L. L. Johnson settling old firm books. Also requests subscribers of Trinexe to pay arrears to A B Corrrets, publisher, and invites in-person cash payments.
Advertises willingness to winter cattle with 200 head capacity for good fit. Seeks cattle with reliable water food shelter and ample hay. Respond with contact Wa O Bonn Bondville Neb.
M A Pealeine acts as agent for the New Home sewing machine line highlighting light tuning features and modern home use. The notice emphasizes updated models and sales by the local agent.
Splendid praise fills ads for Mansis Gotpen Balsam a famed throat and lung remedy. Customers from Ureston to Quincy report relief and urge others to try the product, with druggists in Monroe City and McGook offering large bottles at five cents and one dollar.
Advertised items include St. Louis white lead at 8 per dozen, boiled oil at 80 cents per gallon, 140 test headlight at 25 cents, machine castor oil 1.50, coal pressed castor oil 2, and other fuels and lumber near Driftwood by the river. Customer directions point to Citizens’ Bank for contact and pickup.
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