McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-10-02
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Fl. G. Hills of Michigan is visiting
his brother w. j., of our town.

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the merrie dancers at Monday night
ball.
Mrs. I. S. Boslcy has returned from
an extended visit at her sisters in Fair
mcnt. this state.
Mrs. G. l.. Laws and daughters re.
turned from their visit to Sioux City,
Iowa, Wednesday noon.
d. ". T. Pettibone, agent of the
Bankers Association Insurance Co.,
was in town, Tuesday, on business.
J, r. Sedgwick, of the Lincoln, H.,
Times, arrived in town, Wednesday, in
search of land and location for a
newspaper.
William Black of the Willow, Ed.
Ryan of Culbertson and Mr.. McKillip
of Cambridge were callers at this office,
this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ii. Troth, Misses
Lucy Braugh and Etna Keller, Messrs
Stokes, Tate and others from the Will
low were participants i'll the dance,
Monday night
Postmaster Weining of Franklin pass
ed some time in our sanctum, Tuesday.
He has recently been travelling all over
this state, and came up to McCook to
buy some real estate
Michael Duffy of Friend was in town,
between trains Saturday, looking after
his landed interests. He has a decided
quarter and timber claim about s
miles south of here.
L. W. Hughen of Creston Iowa, we'll
known to our first settlers III the capac-
ity of cashier of the State Bank, arrived
in McCook, Tuesday Of last week. He
is the guest of j. B. Meserye.
Register Laws returned from Sioux
City, Iowa, Saturday, but as Mrs. Laws
and daughters were having such an ell
ioyable time, he is still an inconsolable
Mr.. Laws also visited in Minnesota
during his absence
J. c. Kesterson, d. j. Kesterson, +.
X esterson and Mathew Kesterson of
Fairbury, came up to McCook, Tuesday.
These gentlemen are interested in stocks, |
and made shipment from Culbcrtson,
" edncsday night.
Col. Burch, known to the people of
this county as the author Of history
IF Red Willow county, made a flying
visit to McCook, Wednesday. The Col |
onel is now publishing a magazine in
Chicago, devoted to the sheep interests. |
Samuel Tate, Manager Of the Red |
Willow Cattle Co., was in town, Monday |
Uncle Sam has beaten the record, this |
all. He turned loose 43S steers, last |
ear, and gathered 400 beeves, this fail,
md has 33 more to gather This looks
. little dubious, but Manager Tate can
Illuminate the doubling mind.
r. o. Phillips of the Lincoln Land
o. was in town a number of days, the
after part OF last week, seeing to some
proposed improvements in the water
works system. Another pump and en-
zine will be put in at once, a building
rectcd for the supplies that the compa-
y will carry hereafter, and things
'raccd up generally.
Mr.. and Mrs. u ClOthlcr OF Mt.
Holly, n. j., were guests at the Eating
House number Of days, last week.
hey accompanied Messrs. Stokes &
roth up to their ranch on the Willow,
tuesday, where they will spend week
II ten days. Mr.. c. is interested in
took Oh the above-mentioned stream.
Goth Mr.. Clothier and lady were agree
bly, disappointed in this country, hav-
ne expected to see a-much rougher and
7ider state of things than they found
xisting here.
LOST.
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