McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-09-04

Our Bondvillc correspondent say.
/ that the need of that locality is more
workers. We have number who NIGH
be induced to fiji the bill hanging around
this town, that we will loan.
DIR. johnson sold his Office, last week
to A. G. Townc, who has been occupy.
ing desk room in the same for some
time. 1t makes an advantageous loca.
ton for the real estate business.
To accommodate their large business,
the Lytlc Bros. have built a considcra-
Die addition to their store this week.
This gives them commodious and con-
venient store room and repair shop.
Still another little deal in real estate.
Jos. Dudek has sold his homestead
southeast of here to his brother John
Dudek of WILDER, Saline county. JOS
cph has rented the land for two years.
There are a number of eases of inter-
mittent fever in town. and few cases
of a typhoid malarial character Due
attention to the laws of hygiene will go
far in keeping fever out of your homes.
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Another party was in town, last week,
looking into the prospects for brick
making establishment The gentleman
has claims in this ncighborhood, and
thinks seriously of opening a yard here,
this fall
Those ''as-gentle-as-old-cows" ponies
of which Cal. Reed is the proud pro-
prietor, demonstrated contrary idea
for a minute, last week Damages, NOM
inal. Moral: Don't bank too much on
the festive broncho.
A little nine months old child of the
Kings, who recently arrived in McCook,
died Tuesday night at the Churchill
House. The infant was in delicate
health in its eastern home and was
brought here with the hope of recovery.
The streets of our town seem to afford
exceptional facilities for breaking wild
horses and exhibitions Of a like charac-
ter 1t may be that that is the purpose
for which they are intended, if such is
the case, good use is being made thereof.
Nights of rcstlcssness is often caused
by eating adulterated food. Baking
Powder that contains ammonia or alum
are poisonous, and should not be used.
Leis' German Baking Powder is free
from any authorizations. Sold by C. H.
Rogers.
a few of McCook' needs: A cooler.
A fire company. More enterprise. A
few more ordinances regulating ped
ding, hawking, etc. \ more rigid en-
forcement of a number of ordinances
already passed and approved. More
concern for the general good of our
town, and less for self. A man to buy
grain.
Although the clerical force at the |
Z. S. land Office has been increased to |
three, the work at that office has been
accumulating, by reason of the great |
rush of the past few weeks. Land is
being filed on for many miles in all d.
rections. Another year like the pres
emit one is likely to interfere with the
large ranges.
We note little improvement in the
condition of j. W. Howell, who has
been assisting in the station for some
time. Mr.. Howell has had severe
sussle with typhoid fever, but his ulti
nate recovery can now be expected.
VIM, Fruiu, who has also been a bed |
,he past two weeks, with intermittent
fever, is improving rapidly.
Let us observe that the Colvin House
has probably the most superlative CO.
erie of musical celebrities in McCook.
Particularizing, We would like to know
who excels Herb" III vocalization. or