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

The colored gentleman who has been
cooking for the Circle Ranch is making
arrangements for opening up one in the
Wilson building on Main avenue.
Neither alum or ammonia are natural
products, and should not be used in ar
ticlcs for our daily food. Leis' German
Baking Powder is free from any of the
above articles. Sold by c. H. Rogers.
THE TRIBUNE force enjoyed large
and luscious watermelon at the hands
Of w. Coleman, who resides on the ''big
fiat" northwest of McCook. The melon
crop is just simply immense this year,
although not of superior grade.
As an example of how widely two
men differ in their estimates of this
country and its future, commend us to
IL granger and a stockman-the one is
the antipodes of the other every time.
But the granger estimate seems to be
the more popular this year,
Orleans Press On Saturday we had
a pleasant call from Charles Caffrey,
who is large stock and land owner in
Fairfield township. Charley at present
has charge of a section on the B. & NJ.
west of McCook, near Stratton, and
came down from there to visit his fam
lily and look at his stock over Sunday.
The pavement along the lots of J.
Beaver, w. C. LaTourette and d. Ken
dali OH Main avenue need attention.
along those lots is unpleasant
and dangerous, not taking into account
the appearance. Mere direction of at
tention to this matter ought to call
forth immediate action. They need re-
pairing badly.
Mrs. Vincent of Arapahoe is prepar-
ng her different music classes up the
valley to give a musical entertainment
n McCook, the end Of the present
month. 1t is proposed that a number
If each of her classes in the different
owns east of here come up to McCook
Ind assist the class at this point in their
entertainment, and the same program
S to be carried out in all the towns in
which Mrs. Vincent has classes.
Culbertson Sun: We learn that an
NJ. d. of McCook will open drug store
n Culber5son in short time, : ), There
re pleasant whispers in the air that
yulbertson will have a bank in the near
uture. We feel sure that it will be a
'aying institutions We learn that sew
raj valuable branches Of business will
'e opened at this place in the near flu
ure. There will be several dwelling
louses erected here, this fall. Tile town
S booming as it never doomed before.
The report of large transaction in
took and real estate, in which W. n.
1cCandlish was one of the principals
nd Mr.. Worth of Middleton, Connect
ut, the other, comes to our ears. Mr..
IcCandlish ranch is situated on Drift
rood, about 20 miles from this point,
nd comprises 1000 acres of fine decided
and, in one of the most picturesque
ocalitles in this western country. His
anch is stocked with about 225 head of
attic and $50 head of horses, all Of
7hich, with the ranch and appertaining
improvements, have been purchased by
Ir. Worth. Mr.. McCandlish, we are
urther informed, will move to McCook,
nd build on his lot Immediately north
f j. F. Rawlings residence.
HOW MANY
People come into the world, eat and
rink and enjoy themselves the best
hey can and have never a thought for
theirs. They leave no trace behind
hem no signs painted, etc. H. W.
ike has his sign painted on stock
he'd full of Seasoned Lumber, selling
close prices for the quality, and
ard stocked up with full assortment
litable for :Claim Shack to Palace.
Something New!