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By F. M. KIMMELL.
11.60 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
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DANBURY.
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The ground is becoming dry and
k , / needs moisture.
John and Will Leisure visited
the commercial centre , Tuesday.
; Still there are a few emigrants
going back to their wives' folks.
This week Frank Everist moved
out.onto his , ranch on the Driftwood -
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I George Woods has gone east to
enter a goveinment training school
for seamen.
Shere was some frost in this
locality , last Friday and Saturday
nights and the fruit was injured
a little.
i The Danbury base ball club will
a - Playthe , Cedar Bluffs team next
. Saturday , the 18th instant , on the
llowe grounds.
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The county teachers' association
meeting held here , last Saturday ,
was not so well attended , on account -
count no doubt of the bad weather
of the forenoon ,
George W. Woods was fifth in
the standing of those who recently
took the examination for admission
to Annapolis. His total average
1 was 7310-27. The average of the
winner was 8411-27.
Hon. F. W. Collins of Lincoln
delivered a fine lecture before the
county teachers here , last Satur-
x , . day. The lecture was largely at-
' f feuded and greatly enjoyed. Dean
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- accompanied him.
F. W. Collins has returned from
'i ' a trip to Red Willow county. Sat-
I urday night he delivered a lesture
at Danbury , before the teachers
' on "Our Boys. " He was taken on a
tour of the county by some friends ,
and he said he never before saw so
prosperous looking a community
anywhere in the state. The fields
of alfalfa were enough to bring
joy to any farmer's heart , and the
prospects. were never better. He
thinks that this county will get to
the front in short order if alfalfa ,
as it is said to be , is really the
salvation of Nebraska.-Lincoln
i Journal ,
Knipple - is headquarters for
all kinds of garden seeds. Call
and see his supply and get his
prices before laying in your stock
for spring planting.
Don't forget to come and see us
when you want any kind of job
printing. We are the people who
do the nice printing.
Knipple is headquarters for
'bulk seeds. Don't fail to consult
him before buying your spring
supply.
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'Buy your writing paper at
THE TRIBUNE , office. All kinds in
stock and prices very reasonable
WALL PER at
MCMmLEN S.
Ice Cream Soda 5c. at
MCMILLEN'S.
Both seed and table potatoes
for sale by the McOook Corn-
mission Co. Early Ohio , $1.25.
Greeley , $1.00 , and Frenchman
. , Valley , only 85 cents.
Early Ohio seed potatoes-
Minnesota grown , at the Mc-
Cook Commission Co.'s for
$125 a bushel.
Frenchman Valley cooking
potatoes only 85 cts. a bushel.
McCook Commission Co.
Greeley potatoes for the table -
ble at $1.00 a bushel. McCook
Ccmmisslon Co.
WALL PAPER at
MoMmLEN's.
Ise Cream Soda at
MCMILLEN'S.
Children Cry for Pitchers 'Castorla.
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INDIANOLA.
Councilman Hager indulged in
a flying visit to McCook , Saturday
evening.
Sheriff and Mrs. Banks and 0.11.
Russell were visitors in the "val-
ley's finest , " Saturday evening.
G. W. Swiggart and Lydia
Worth were united in marriage at
Box Elder , Wednesday.
One of our youthful Nimrods
recently went gunning for bluejays ,
on the classic Coon creek , and just
narrowly missed bagging a "jay
and a chippie , " Are you on ?
Treasurer Meserve has been up
at the metropolis , part of the week ,
assisting in the delivery of the hogs
he recently sold to C. T. Brewer.
His wife accompanied him , visiting
her daughter. '
Charlie Lehn of McCook will
lead one of the fair daughters of
this neighborhood to Hymen's
altar , Tuesday of next week , , The
ceremony will be performed by Father
ther Sproll. Here are our congratulations -
gratulations in advance.
Our esteemed and well-meaning
Courier , last week , found considerable -
erable fault with the open immorality -
ality of McCook. . And this suggests -
gests to our mind the question ,
which the Courier may answer at
pleasure : "Which , think you , is
the more objectionable , recognized
haunts of vice , or the resort to
livery stables , box cars or the
thickets of classic Coon creek ? "
If the Courier exhibits judgment
in answering this question another
one may be propounded something
like this : ' "Which has the more
demoralizing effect upon the com-
muuity , the open saloon , or the
boot-legger and side door drug
store ? " These will do for a
starter. We have in mind a number -
ber more.
PROSPECT PARK.
Quite a number have quit , listing -
ing ; too dry.
Miss Nellie Brown of McCook
visited Miss Mattie Shears , 'Mon-
day.
Banksville was treated to a law
suit and a knock-dowN , all in one
day , last week.
C. G and Charles Boatman took
a trip do the county-seat , Saturday , ,
returning home Sunday.
Mrs. James Boatman was quite
sick , the fore part of the week ,
but is better at this writing.
Mrs. E. F. Duffey departed on
No. 4 , Friday evening , to join Mr.
Duffey and the girls in Galesburg ,
Illinois.
Quite a runaway occurred near
Mr. Dunham's place , the other
day , in which Charlie Shears' cart
came out second best.
MARRIED-At the home of the
bride'in Tyrone precinct , Sunday ,
May 12th , 1895 , Justice- Frank
Moore officiating , M. A. Richard
of Livingston , Montana , and Matid
Goreley. Both the young people
are well known here , the groom
having been a former resident.
The young couple expect to make
their home in Livingston.-Ty-
rene correspondence Courier.
BEAVER CITY is said to have two
candidates for the judgeship at
least : Lawyer Norris , republican ,
and Lawyer McClure , populist.
We suggest that Editor Kelley ,
d6mocrat , be added to round out
the matter properly.
WELLS Ir
Frank Nichols guarantees the
wells he sinks. Leave orders at
Cochran & Co's. Prompt attention
will be given the same.
Knipple is headquarters for
bulk seeds. Don't fail to consult
him before buying your spring
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COLEMAN.
W. M. Rozell has a fine stand of
corn large enough to cultivate ,
M. H. Cole and William Sharp
were in Driftwood precinct , Wednesday -
nesday , doing a little work for
Mr. Taylor.
Mrs , Cole and son Arthur , mother -
er and brother of M. H. Cole , who
have been visiting here for two
months , left for their Iowa home ,
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. W. K. Forsey was summoned -
moned , last Saturday , to come at
once to the bed side of her mother
who is very sick in the eastern
part of the state. She left on Sunday -
day morning.
On last Friday , as Mrs. Corner
was lifting a can of milk her right
shoulder suddenly gave way and
since then she has had no use of
her right arm. It is possible there
is , at least , a partial misplacement
of the shoulder. The shoulder
has become so tender and sensitive
that the slightest touch causes excruciating -
cruciating pain.
This week , Mrs. William Coleman -
man and daughter Gertie were
papering the house. For a scaffold -
fold they used two barrels placed
six or seven feet apart , and on
these was a 4x4 about two feet
long , and a 2x4 plank was laid on
these 4x4 pieces. At the time the
plank projected over one of these
pieces at one end about two feet.
Mrs. Coleman was standing on this
end of the plank at the time.
Gertie , not noticing this , stepped
down onto a chair. As soon as
her weight was off of the plank it
flew up and threw Mrs. Coleman
violently backward , landing her
on her shoulders about the middle
of a feather bed , which had been
wheeled to , that favored position
but a few seconds before. Had it
not been for this results would
have been , in all probability , of a
very serious nature , if not fatal.
While as it was their gymnasium
feat made them laugh till they
cried , while Uncle Billy snickered.
RED WILLOW.
Mrs. P. J. Taylor spent the
Sabbath at the old home on the
Willow.
There will be an ice cream supPer -
Per at James Woodworth's Tuesday -
day evening.
Red Willow school is in active
preparation for a school exhibition
at the close of the school year.
The Red Willow Y. P. S. C. E.
Gild Jakie Longnecker and Charlie
B-field as ilel-gales to the convention -
vention at Arapahoe.
The frost of Saturday night
damaged the fruit a good deal.
Not even Wild grapr : jelly will
tickle our palates , this year.
Sheriff Banks informs us that
he has notrevoked C. F.Bahcock's
commission as deputy sheriff , as
reported by us in our inst issue ,
nor dues he intend to do so. He
simply deputized Mr. Jordan as a
favor and at the urgent request of
Mayor Kelley.-courier.
The general report from over
the colony is that rain is ueedecl
-in same iccalities more urgently
than iii others-but needed everywhere -
where ; while the small grain prospect -
pect is for the most part practically
hihil.
When Baby was sick we gave her tastorla.
When she was a Child , she cried for Castoria.
When she became bliss , she clung to Castoria.
When she had children , she gave them ( storia.
Our stock of Wall
Paper and Paints for
spring trade' is now
coinPlete and we invite -
vite inspection. Our
Prices Guaranteed.
McCONNELL & Co.
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A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
from Ammonia , Alum or any other adulterant ,
45 YEARS THE STANDARD.
NORTH DIVIDE NUBBINS.
Small grain looks well at this writing ,
but a good rain is needed.
The writer was absent from home the
greater part of last week , consequently
no nubbins.
George Henderson was quite badly
bruised and shaken up on the way home
from church , Sunday evening. His pony
became unmanageable and "acted up"
desperately.
Two more deals and the aid business
at Box Elder will be a thing of the past.
A good deal of dissatisfaction exists
among those who have been assisted the
most , and without apparent cause or
reason.
We understand that Ben Johnson has
found work up near Kearney , Nebraska ,
where be expects to stay for the next
three or four months. As might be expected -
pected , Ben and the bib fiddle are more
than missed.
Miss Topsy arrived from the east ,
one day last week , nicely arrayed in a
black and red gown , yellow spotted sun
bonnet , and snow white apron. bliss
Tcpsy is quite young , of pleasing form
and features , has black hair and blacker
eyes , is very quiet and reserved and does
not seeui to be worried at all at the dry
weather-and our dryer prospects. Her
friend and companion , Miss Dinah , lives
just over the way , and she also has a
sweet , quiet nature , as those who know
her best say she never talks back.
RERIINISCENSES.
It was "Cheyenne" eating crusted
snow.-J. J
- Why not get out and feel for the road ?
-L. K
Now you needn't be trt ubled about
pins any longer.-B. J.
I'm going to have a "gell" at the next
party.-C. M
All that chicken and pie and cake
wasn't intended for us.-C. H
I had a notion to go out and take care
of that baby myself-G. H.
You three boys are always together
and are the ones who sent those valen-
tines.-C. K.
\Vell , if Bert did go up around that
way I guess he'd find the way home all
right.-A. A. H.
After the she's treated me wouldn't it
serve her right if she'd have to walk
home-S. B.
How pa would swear.if he ever found
out how I run those horses. But they
can stand it , let's try it again : B. J.
CONNIR.
Homeseekers' Excursions.
On May 2rst and June 11th , 1895 , the
Burlington Route will sell round-trip
tickets -at one lowest standard first-
class fare , except that the minimum
round-trip rate shall be $7 , to all points
in the states of Arkansas , Colorado ,
Kansas , Nebraska , Wyoming , Indian
Territory , Oklahoma Territory , Texas
and points in South Dakota on the line
of the B. & M. R. R. , all points in Missouri -
souri south of Kansas City , and all points
in Utah except points on line of Southern -
ern Pacific R. R Limited to continuous -
ous passage in each direction , final limit
twenty days. C. FMAGNER , Agent.
A Card to the Public.
I have for the present rented the north
halt of the Mrs. Smith Gordon residence
on Madison street , where I may be found
when not engaged professionally or absent -
sent froni my office over McConnell's
drug store , Z. L. KAY , M. D.
We Burn Wood
When we can get it. If your subscription -
tion is delinquent and you have the wood
bring us in a load or two.
McConnell's Sarsaparilla.
McConnell's Sarsaparilla.
Ice cream soda-5 cents-at McCon-
nell's.
WhitePine Cough Syrup , by McMillen ,
druggist.
Good writing paper ten cents a quire
at this office.
Buy a patent lever hose coupler from
Cochran & Co.
Take a bottle of McConnell's Sarsaparilla -
rilla for a spring medicine.
Screen doors and wire cloth , all sizes , ,
for sale by Cochran & Co.
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