The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-03-03
Domestics are in demand as usual.

Domestics are in demand as usual.
The doctors report considerable sick
ness among the youth Of the city.
Both Of Larry McEntee's little children
are down with an attack of pneumonia.
The Office Of the Commercial House
has been calsomined with improving
effect.
A brother of LATE and Ira Miller ar
rived from Missouri, last week, with
some horses.
THE TRIBUNE is panied to learn OF
the existence Of quite an epidemic OF
scarlet fever in Stratton.
Jos. A. Snyder has sold a half section
of land owned by him down in York
county, this state, for $500.
]. A. Crawford has commenced on the
foundation for his new dwelling house
on north MacFarland street.
The District convention Y. P. S. c. E.
will be held in McCook from the 18th to
the goth of April. Get ready for it.
This section was touched but lightly
by the snow storm of Sunday and Mon
day which ragged severely in eastern Ne
braska.
The lower house of the Nebraska leg
~islature resolved" that Representative
Sheridan did not play poker as stated by
the Lincoln Journal. But doesn't he?
w. Laverty is getting his harness shop
out on west Dennison street in shape,
this week, and will have something to
say to the public through THE TRIBUNE
next week.
Kalstedt, the leading tailor, has just re-
ceived the largest and finest selection of
suitings, paintings ETC., ever exhibited in
Western Nebraska. See him before the
selection is broken.
Mrs. Frank Neiswanger is visiting
friends at McCook this week. -. Mrs. J.
F. Custer, of McCook, was visiting her
brother, Frank Madison, on Tuesday,
Cambridge Kaleidoscope.
Sunday, George Eckerman arrived
from Ashland, Nebraska, with a carload
Of goods, and has moved onto the 3d.
acre tract bought from J. H. Locker out
in Perry precinct some time since.
At a late meeting of the Harlan county
democratic central committee, Patrick
Gibbons, of Orleans, was unanimously
endorsed for the position of receiver of
the McCook land Office Oxford Stand
ard.
1t is stated that the McCook Enter
prise will espouse the independent cause
next week. Messrs. w. T. Lindsay &
Son have had this action in view from
the first, and now propose to give the
party in Red Willow county an effective
organ.
Vernon Selby will retire from his po-
sition as chief harness maker in G. w.
Delaware's store, tomorrow, and will
depart for McCook where he has accepted
a situation in a shop. His family will
remain here until about the first of April.
-Benke1man Bee.
AS this is the time to begin prepare
tons for tree planting, it is not out OF
place to remark that nothing pays better
in Nebraska than fruit raising. Ne
braska apples, plums and small fruits
have no superior for flavor and the de-
mand is far in excess of the supply.
THE TRIBUNE learns that our talented
and esteemed citizen Hon. James Harris
is a candidate for Patrick Egan's place
among the Chilians. We are emphatic
ally for Mr.. Harris in the 1audable am
bition to be minister to Chilli. There is
no portion of Pats clothes that Jim can
not fill to everfowing.
The celebration by the pupils of the
McCook public school of the a%nniversa-
ries of Washington and Lincoln, on last
Friday evening, in the east ward build
ing, was unusually meritorious and ex-
cellent. The exercises were under the
direction of "The Helpers" The as
semb1y room was crowded. Part I con-
sisted of Rotations, songs, instrumental
music, ETC., by the pupils; an address by
Superintendent Valentine on the "Weak-
ness and Strength of the Common School
Cye+o~,p occ,,;ad tho +;-ra &c po~+ TT