McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, March 06, 1884, Image 1
QOK WEEKLY TRIBUNE. VOLUME 2. McCOOK , HED WILLOW COUNTY , NEBRASKA , THURSDAY , MARCH 6 , 1884. NUMBER 40. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. J. E. COCHRAN , Attorney at Law , SsSOOI , SEB WILLOW C2TOTT , UIB. PracHco in any Courts of the otato and Kan sas , and the government Land OfTlco of this District , utid before the Lsnd Department at Washington. Sutlflfnctlon Kuarnnio d , and terms rcsrm ible. Office 1st door seuth of the TL 8. Land Office. S-28. JENNINGS & STARBUCK , Attorneys at Law , McCoort NEBRASKA. 'Will pic special attention to the practice of law , and tnaldnR collections. J3 ? " 0fflce Secondbloclenorth of depot , 2 doors north Green's drug sturc. 2-22. JOHN A. LEE , Merchant Tailor. MCCOOK : t 'NEBRASKA. Pit and Workmanship Guaranteed. PAGrK T. FRANCIS , County Surveyor. Red Willow County. Keeps certified plats of all lands in the Hitchcock land district. Special attention given to all such business. Correspondence solicited. 2-22. Dr. A. J. WILLEY , Surgeon B. & M. R. R. , Office at B. & M. Pharmacy , McCOOK , 2-36. NEBRASKA. " L.7LEE JOHNSON , M. D. , Physician and Surgeon. Griiuta HoJicil Septasat Uaivcrsit ? Woter. Office In rear of Citizen's Bank , where h can be found wlieu not professionally engaged. A. T. GATEWOOD , SURGEOI2 DENTIST , . B. & F. EATING HOUSE. Preservation of Teeth a Specialty. JOHN F. COLLINS , . Contractor and Builder. McCOOK. - . NEBRASKA. JcfUblnBwin recclra prompt attention at my § hop on Dcnntsoa St. , opposite McCook House. Flans and specifications furnished If desired. . t CONGKDON & CLIFE , Bricklayers & Plasterers. All Jobs Promptly attended to. C. L. NETTLETON , -Supt Public Instruction Teachers' Examinations at Indinnola on the third Saturday of every month , commencing sit 3 o'clock. AM. . 25-tf. W. M. SANDERSON , House & Sign Painter. McCooic , - NEBRASKA All work guaranteed. Give me a call. -WM. McUNTYKE , - Contractor .and Builder . . .OF LONG EXPERIENCE. All work warranted. All m aterial furnished df desired. Work done on short notice. vv HTNMAN & CO. , PaintersGrainers& Paper Hangers McCOOK , 2-36. NEBRASKA. - S57 Desgns ! f urnlshed for Celling Decorations , either In pnper er Frcaco Painting. INDIAI20LA HOTEL PRICES REDUCED. 1 would say to the citizens of Indianola and vicinity ih t > I will continue to set a good table and famish OOD-flLSAlT-3STS at 0KB J30LLA3 per day. CLABK WARD. I NDS AM ) PATENTS. ' : E. M. MARBLE. . . tTpu-arils of three years Assistant Attorney General of the United States : for the Interior Department , .Tract Ices before the General Land Office and the In terior Department In Jand and mining cases. Ob tains patents for .Inventions In this and foreign -countries. Nearly three and one-half years Com missioner of .Patents. Office , Le J > rolt Building , "Washington , D. C. I a wcrfcat home. ? 5 ottntfree. . Tay ab- Jsdlutely sure. No ilsk.Capital notrequlr- S66 led. Deader. If you waa .bustnesat whlct _ _ t persons of either sex , .young or old. car make great pay ell the time they work , Trtth absolute ertalnty , write for particulars to II. HALLKTT & CO. , Portland , ilalue. ? -33 W. C. LaTOURETTE , H DEALER IN | ] HARDWARE , STOVES , QUEENSWARE , * AGRICULTURAL' IMPLEMENTS . , -i t BARBED WIRE. The Largest Stock and Lowest Prices in Red ATillow County. CALL AND BE CONVINCED. Sign of BIG AX. Three Deors South P. 0. McCOOK - - NEBRASKA. * IT " 57" nn "B" TP JLi 1C JLJLJb -GENERAL DEALERS IN- ! , STOVES AND TINWARE , ' Agricultural Implements and Barb Wire. i HEADQUARTERS FOR The Celebrated Bain Wagon The Eest Wagon in the Market MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING OF Tin Sheet-Iron & , - Copperware By Practical and Experienced Workmen , Promptly and Neatly Executed. Corner Store , Opposite Citizen's Bank , McCOOK , NEBRASKA. D. KENDALL'S AND Favorite Resort 9 Is the place for * Ice Cold Lemonade , Ginger Beer , Pop , Choice Cigars , Candy , Nuts , Etc. Billiard ftPoolTalie CALL and ENJOY YOURSELVES Saddles f Harness , . [ OPPOSITE HOTEL ON THE HILL. ] Manufacturer and Dealer In SADDLES , HARNESS , BfflDLES * COLLARS , BRUSHES COMBS , WHIPS. Stock Saddles , Co"wBoyiout -fits , .and Spurs. R H. HAMILTON. . Mrs , R. H.'HAMILTON , DEALER IN Hair Goods & Millinery , Switches , Braids , Waves , , Frizzes , Etc. "Special attention paid to the manufacture of al'kinds of HA1U GOODS. Order by mall will re- attcnfifn. Ladies' Furnishing Goods And Stylish Millinery. Zephyrs and "Woolen Goods , Notions , Satins , Laces and Trimmings at the Ladies' Fashionable Bazar One Door South of Quick's Store , S2-3mos. INDIANOLA , NEBRASKA. CITY BAKERY. A. PROBST &BRO. PROPRIETORS. WE KEEPON BREAD. PIES & CAKES , GRAHAM BREAD. Ca kes Made on Order " ' * V Lunch "Room -connexffton , .where you can get'hot coffee , -etc. SOUTH SIDE LOCALS. Mrs. Wheaton returned to her home on Red Willow , last week. Mr. Forsey , ( on the divide between Driftwood and the River ) , has found water at the depth of 106 feet , four feet deeper he struck rock , he now claims that his well at least is "founded on a rock. " The exercises to commemorate the birth of our martyred President , Abra ham Lincoln , in Mrs. C. L. Nettleton's school , owing to the illness of Mr. Net- tletonwere , postponed till Friday of last week ; the programme was well arrang ed , the selections were good , and the rendering reflected great credit on both teacher and pupils. JOSIE. STOUGHTON MATTERS. John Connor , our sheep man , reports no loss ; Some wheat Las been sown in this neighborhood already. Cattle as a general rule are coming out all right. There Das been some loss in a few herds. Eugene Dunham is pounding out R. S. Coolcy's millet. Millet seed will De worth money this Spring. Our people are going wild on Final Proofs. Five parties from this neigh borhood will make final proof on their claims on one day in April. February 28th. OBSERVER. "EMINENT SUCCESS. " Editors , Doctors , Druggists , and All Who Try It , Unite in Praise. "I have used your GOLDEN BALSAM with eminent success. I can fully rec ommend iUf R. H. Ditzlcr , M. D. , Fort Scott , Kansas. "Your GOLDEN BALSAM is a splendid Cough remedy. It is highly recom mended by all. " Reck & Rankin , Druggists , Allerton , Itfwa. ' "It affords me pleasure to say that MARSH'S GOLDEN BALSAS ! cured me of a most obstinate cough after I had tried various other medicines without avail. I only used half a bottle. " Sims Ely , Editor Herald , Hutchinson , Kansas. ' 'Your GOLDEN BALSAM is unques tionably the best cough preparation we have ever handled. " J. L. Jones , M. D. , ( of Jones & Calvert , Druggi&t ) , Jonesburg , Mo. MARSH'S GOLDEN BALSAM for the Throat and Lungs , and MARSH'S GOL DEN BLOOD & LIVER TONIC , are for sale by S. L. Green , Druggist , McCook. Large bottles 50 cents and SI. 38. NEW MEAT MARKET. DUNGAN & SHEKELS , DEALERS IN" Fresh f Salt Meats OF ALL KINDS. CUBEBS OF Ham and Breakfast Bacon. Pure Lard of ojr own rendering. Highest cash pries paid for Hides , "Furs of all kinds , and Felts. One door we st of the City Bakery. . DUNGAN A SHEKELS. Proprietors. WM. FRUIN , J-OCATOB. AND LAND WILL LOCATE Settlers-on Government Lands , buy and i .sell deeded claims , town lots and government claims. ALL LAND BUSINESS promptly and accurately done , and information as to lands cor rectly givea on reasona ble terms. Coizesponface Solicited , .Satisfaction Guaranteed. OUR CORRESPONDENCE. FROM RED WILLOW. Amos R. Buck is spending a two weeks vacation from school at home. Mr. 0. S. Clark and family have pull ed up and started for their old home in t Iowa. Iowa.Mr. Mr. J. A. Taylor has been quite ill during the past two weeks , but is con- . valescent. Some new herds of fine cattle are expected - t pected from Iowa as soon as the grass will justify "turning out. " I. J. Sfcxrbuck has purchased the hay and stalk fields of Mr. Clark and has about 50 head of cattle in herd on the place. Land hunters are looking up aban doned claims quite briskly and many . new farms will be opened hereabouts in the spring. Mr. Canaga has just returned from a visit to his old home in Ohio. Says he has no hankering for the old haunts is better satisfied with Nebraska than ever before. The soft weather for the past two weeks has taken out the frost from > mother earth and already farmers are preparing for sowing wheat , of which a goodly acreage will be put in this spring. The small cattle herds'along the Wil low are coming through in good condi tion and with but little loss. How it may be among the larger herds near the headvof the Willow this deponent is not advised. Rumor says a good many dead cattle. Buffalo grass has not been very good this winter and stock raisers arc beginning to find out that hay and corn are pretty good things to have. The meetings at several points along the creek during the winter were in a measure a success several additions to the different churches. The meetings have been not a little disturbed by row dy youngsters who ought to be in the State Reform School. One boasts that he has a galloa of "red eye" hid away for spring use ; another amused himself lately by setting up the family Bible for a target for revolver practice. Where are.the parental restraints ? By the way , isn't "Bishop's Annual" a good joke ? The County is Indianola and Indianola is the County has over 400 inhabitants and dozens of business firms bright prospects of growing grandeur with all the balance of the county revolving around it. McCook is only a small railroad town with "about 400 inhabitants , chiefly employes of the railroad company. " "The town contains two general stores , two hotels , a lumber yard , saloon , etc. " For CHEEK that would makes a govern- mect mule blush , jast show us G. S. Bishop. INDJANOLA ITEMS. Mr. V. Franklin was iu our town , Monday. There are a. great many land hunters here now. W. II. McCartney has the nicest store 5n the Valley. C. S. Quick has been on the sick list , but is better -now. Our Literary was 'largely attended last Saturday night. Thomas Crumbaugh will pen a fam ily grocery store here soou. We have the best farmer on paper , in our town , there is in Western Nebraska. T. H. Barnes and family will move East soon. We are sorxy to have them leave us. Report says Mr. Ward -will retire from the Hamilton House soon. Mr. Linch sucoeds him. The new firm of Boyer & Shaw will commence the invoicing of C.S. Quick's stock the first of Abe week. We had a warning ihat the world was liable to come to an end soon by an A vcfltist Minister , last-Sunday , in the Opera Hall. G. A. R. Post.No. 154 , wets to night , ihe 6th , J-he regular monthly meeting. Would like some jnore of the McCook hoys join us. A big law suit baa been started in the District Court. Mr.Harmon attached Harlo Bros.5 horses , and Sheriff W.elborn has them in his .care now. -.G. A. Hunter .has .sold his .farm of 251 acres for $4,000 to Mr. Walmrose. .a commercial man. "Sir. Hunter and family are going to California. They will be missed by .there many friends in Indianola. A CITIZEX.