McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-09-11

pcionSS W IL. IL. ulcSOTIulck. her III
clination toward festivity is just a,
marked as upon her first appearance.
What's the matter with somebody
bidding skating rink in McCook
Almost every little burg in the state
sports such place Of amusement, and
well-regulated rink would pay here.
A social will be held at the house of
Mrs. W. O. Moody, Friday evening,
September II, under the auspices of
the Good Templars Lodge. All mem
bers and friends are cordially invited.
We have the assurance that either
Mr.. Hayden or Mr. Hocknell will han
die the grain of this vicinity, unless
other arrangements are made This
assures the handling of the grain at all
events.
The B. & NJ. Co. has put in stock
and feed yards near the round house at
Hastings, and all stock shipped from
Benkelman and points east of that sta
ton will be unloaded and feed and wat
cred there.
McCook is rapidly assuming metro
politan airs in many respects. That
everlasting nuisance, the II travel-on-
my-shape' specimen is quite numerous,
and we are bearing our portion of the
burden-in loss.
To the railroad boys and Others who
have kindly ministered to his necessities
during his late severe illness, j. W.
Howell desires to return his sincerest
thanks. Mr.. Howell may now be con-
sidered convalescent.
Ammonia and alum kills the germ of
the -four, causes indigestion and dys-
pepsia, which leads to other diseases.
Leis' German Baking Powder assimu-
lates the food, and is entirely free from
any injurious ingredients. Sold by C.
FL. Rogers.
There are two industries that would
be of immense value to our town,
grIst mill and WOODEN factory. Crops
OF small grain can always be success
fully grown and the thousands of sheep
in this country would keep good fac
tory running.
More than one hundred and fifty dol
lars have already been subscribed to-
ward building cooler, and we hope
soon to be able to announce the COM
pletion of that needed public institu-
ton. Apropos, we had plenty of use
for one this week.
The most handsomely mounted pair
Of buffalo horns is now owned by Art
Lytle, and they are tiue indeed, but we
opine this viii emulate some other am
bilious horn polisher to greater exer-
tons and conquests. II is hard to hold
the belt for any length of time.
Our attention is called to the fact
that the road connecting the metropolis
and county seat is still in the disgrace
full state mentioned in an issue of some
time since. If this comes to the view
IF the proper officer, We hope he will
give it the consideration it demands.
The shipment of cattle is now fully |
Five train loads were
shipped in from the west, last week,
md two trains of 80 carloads each
we're sent Chicago-ward from Benkel-
nan, Sunday night. Two more train
Dads of cattle passed through, Monday
evening.
1t is earnestly desired that all who
re interested in the organization of
musical union will meet at the Opera
Hall, this evening, Thursday, at 7:30,
Mountain time. Turn out and talk this
natter over among yourselves. Such an
organization would be a great benefit to
ur town. Lend a helping hand!
Nine hundred dollars have been SUI
eribed toward building Catholic
hurch in McCook. The intention is to
'uild a church costing about two thous-
nd dollars. All wishing to subscribe
III do l