McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1885-05-07
PERSONAL POINTERS.


J. f. Berger made Culbertson visit. Sunday.
+. l.. spanogle of Red Cloud was in town,
Monday.
C. p. Russell of Atwood spent Saturday and
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. J. E. Berger went down to the county
seat, Friday evening
County Surveyor Dyer. of Hayes county,
was in town, Monday.
Bert Cromwell and j. C. Birdsal of Oxford
spent Sunday in town.
II. F. Williams of Orleans made a business
trip to McCook, Monday.
j. W. Maiken and r. NJ. Snavely of Indlanoa
were in our city, Tuesday.
Rev. W. S. Wheeler went down the road, Sat-
urday, returning Tuesday.
j. E. Berger moved into his new residence
ON Marshall street, Monday.
CIV Daniels spent part of Sunday in town,
returning to Culbertson on 80.
]. E. Boas of Stockville was registered at the
- ~ as i"'Ahc iiOuSS, NiOhuuy'
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. LaTourette made short
visit to Culbertson, Friday afternoon.
Register Laws went down to Orleans, Satur-
day evening. remaining there until Sunday
noon.
1. ]. Starbuck was down at Indianola, Mon
day, one of the attorneys in the Munsinger
trial.
7. X. Work and f. s. Work of the old Nc
Candlish ranch on the Driftwood were in town,
Monday.
H. H. Troth of Carrico was down to the city,
Saturday, after supplies for the ranch on the
Willow.
Henry Baxter and Henry Byron, of the
county-seat's business men, were in town,
Saturday
C. E. Chandler and Frank Smith of Oberlin
were registered at the b. g. Nj. Eating House,
Wednesday.
Fred Webster, late of the Webster ranch,
passed through this station, Monday noon,
west-bound.
Miss Effie McChran of Hamburg, Iowa, AZ
rived in town recently, and is living with her
uncle, W. NJ. Lewis.
Senator Dolan, Sheriff Welborn, R. NJ. Sib-
bett and Clark Ward of the county-seat, were
in town, Monday, on business.
Judge Gaslin made flying trip to McCook,
Tuesday afternoon. He was on his way to
hold court in Frontier county.
Sam Ashmore of Ashmore, Hayes county,
came down to the city, Monday, and remained
with us until the last Of the week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Ashmore and daughter, Miss Car
rie, came up to town, Saturday, remaining a
few days, the guests of Mrs. w. w. Fisher.
Jos. Odwarkcr of Dorchester moved up to
Monday, and is now occupying his
residence on the hill, west of Supt. Campbell.
w. w. Palmer of Red Oak, Iowa. arrived in
The city, Wednesday. Mr.. Palmer has consid-
cradle property here, and will remain with us
4 few days.
T. ]. Pickett of the Bloomington Guard made
MS usual trip to our town, Sunday. The
Colonel seems to be impressed wi tn McCoOk as
q Sunday-resOrt.
NJ. Y. Starbuck was up from Indianola, Sun
lay. Moody has been compelled to take lay |
)ff-his old enemy rheumatism, having taken |
lold of him again. |
NJ. J. Abbott went up to Hayes Centre, Mon |
lay, and will hereafter issue the News from |
hat town. His newspaper outfit preceded |
lin number of days.
Mr.. Oliver of the Fairfield Herald made us |
short call, Wednesday. Mr.. o. is a former ac |
Iuaintance of Mr.. Sheppard, the jeweler, who |
showed the editor the city.
Editor Morgan of the York Republican and |
lis brother of Lincoln were in town q number |
If days, last week. They were also accompan-
ed by o MIR. Butterfield of Vermont.
Miss Vaughan Of Lincoln, sister of Mrs. A. |
Campbell and favorably known to many of |
he young folks of our city, arrived in town, |
asst week, and will visit here this summer.
Noah Mishler of Culbertson was in town. |
fonday, on business. He and j. E. Berger of |
,ur city will handle large bunch of horses, |
his spring. The horses will be shipped from |
northwestern Texas, and are expected to ar |
i've about the 10th of May.
NJ. C. Rider and daughter of Fairbury, arriv- |
d in town, Tuesday. Mr.. Rider has home
tead about eight miles from town, and tim
yer claim about two miles distant, upon which |
e will start a nursery. He brought with him
'ver two thousand mulberry trees, among |
theirs.
Benjamin Bird of Benkleman, manager of
he Northwestern Cattle Co., combining the
A and Hour-Glass brands, was in
own two or three days, last week, on business.
lie also made a trip down the road, investing
lrgely in steers, some l 100 head of which have
lready been shipped out to the company's
ange ON the south fork of the Republican,
outh of Benl1leman. Mr.. Bird informs US that
be company is making the necessary arrange
lents for taking care of their large herd as
apidly as possible. The companys range
ill accommodate 5000 or 6, 900 head of stock $50
ores of sugar cane will be planted and large
Quantities of hay and other feed prepared for
lily, Mr.. Bird is making these changes in the
interest Of harmony and for the accommoda-
on of ali.
At the last regular meeting of the
Board of Trustees, George Leland was
e-appointed Street Commissioner, and