McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-08-14

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hop which is to take place in the Opera
Hall, Friday evening. The ball will
open at 8 o'clock, Mountain time.
The game has been very much live
lier since the pay-car put in its appear
ance, Wednesday. In few days some
of the boys will want to borrow V or
an X.
By using Leis German Baking Pow
der you encourage the manufacture of
purity. Remember that Leis' German
Baking Powder is absolutely pure. Sold
by G. H. Rogers.
We would like to have our farmers
send us in reports of their crops ana
prospects. Send in as complete reports
as possible. We want Red Willow
county to stand high.
We desire to call attention to the
fact that we have Just received large
stock of new job type, and are prepared
to execute your job work in an artistic
and workmanlike manner.
We hear very little if anything about
the fair, this fall. We understood that
arrangements were being made to have
printed premium list, but we have
heard or seen nothing of it yet.
That owl with the benign counte-
nance of chimpanzee, which smiled
so blandly upon those who entered the
postoffice after mail, has gone the way
of the MISUNDERSTANDING become too
esthetic to eat
The primary election, Saturday, was
little more exciting than usual. The
electioneering was quite brisk, and
large vote polled, POI. The delegation
sent from this precinct appears else
where in this issue.
George Weingart, who is now located
at McCeok, this state, was in the city,
August 18th. George is dealing in real
estate, and we understand he is doing
well. We are glad to hear it.-Hast-
ings Nebraskan. Wonder where.
Twenty carloads Of cattle went
through McCook, east bound, Monday.
They were shipped from Benkelman,
the great shipping point Of Southwest
ern Nebraska, and are, we believe, the
first consignment of fat cattle shipped
this season. !
Mrs. Menard of the Chicago Store
expects to start East about the 18th of
the month to purchase a large stock of
Fall and Winter Goods and in order to
make room for our new stock we sell
Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery at
greatly reduced prices until September
1st. JOS. MENARD.
\ great many of the best consumers !
of Leis' German Baking Powder COM
menced using it out of curiosity, seeing
it advertised so extensively. But when r
once they tried they have continued it's :;
use. Leis German Baking Powder is
pure grape Cream Tartar. Sold by C.
II. Rogers.
The attaches of THE TRIBUNE office ,
are under obligation to Mrs Rowell for a
a present of delicious blackberries. $
They were sent by express from Mt
Ayr, Iowa, by sons of Mrs. Rowell, and t
arrived in excellent condition, and made s
a toothsome delicacy to those who have {
not tasted the berry for years. il
We hear of very disastrous prairie a
fire, which occurred on the Brush ranch J
northwest of here. The territory burn "
ed over is reported as being thirty miles
wide and forty miles long, which, tax. g
ing into consideration the large number IL
Of cattle the range has been feeding, b
puts the Brush outfit in bad shape in b
deed for feeding. e
A little ''bout, Marquis of Goose G.
berrys rules, in which Messrs. Cruts n
and Haining were respectively imper- +,
snnatinn Iahn l. and Eronahr oaa,,.