The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-01
Shall McCook Celebrate?
PEOPLE YOU KNOW.

Shall McCook Celebrate? pr
1t has been suggested that inasmuch G r Z
as McCook has not INDUCED in Fourth Tuesday
of July celebration for some time we
ought to make an effort to do so this q W.
year. We refer to this matter at this iase week
time in order to give plenty of time in MAsTH
which to make the necessary arrange Peru tod
ments-should our people decide to Gel
ebrate. Perhaps it would do no harm to :.
talk the matter over.
F. M. Kennedy is rebuilding his barn ''. ,,
into dwelling house. :
Mrs Oscar Teel of Red Cloud is visit 80
ing her mother at Indianola.
Forty years ago. May goth, Nebraska ...sas :
was organized into territory. y
80 - MRS /
49,. C.a:a,- .e:N.,,, day nigh
. -. ~ o---a.A ~"-' sister,
One day of prayer don't make up for :. g.,
e-;o.do 'O s "A0 here, wa
--- of the We
Lloyd Hileman is representing Blan- ~ :
49,. os 'A 'A'' 'eo Tuesday
'oA - ''a.e Frenchm
business that is not profitable to MN.
- CD "e'i oe au ing in Ts
~ 9a--- will arri,
The TRIBUNE entered upon its thir- ,, ,
'' Manly we ale sister t
49, w. east, to +
Bonds to the amount of $3.50 of school I'M 9
district 46 have been offered the state ~ D.
auditor for registration. h,,.;.,a,.
Said the governor of Colorado to the 4.
- anu i>'i''''' ITO this state
-~- - guest of
Supt. Meeker has gang of men at M.
op '.o"nu .ne Wedneso
A.. "-'0 iN- of her gr
After all, perhaps it is just as well Niis'
that loves eves orc ro+ 90 t,.;,,h4 b. Monday
+hev vo,,1d oft+;,,,.s ho H., FL. ... Mrs vii
or ahre with wrath. MASTI
Street ro,,,,,;.,;o,,a- g.. :: LEY too
extensive 1vor1, ~, +ta ,,o-.,, .~o.s, part of
to the middle river bridge-cutting down PArRI
the hill, grading etc. leans, fir
q r p-a1ra~ .-a,,. 5.--., :. ,D. dwelling
Mord.x, ,,,o-.,;.,.x -. -,-. family.
of some cattle purchased by him in that J. T. B
section of the country. night,
IT.. +,,o --o.- .15 ~, = ~ Palisade
Russer died on last Saturday, and was 'i'o 80 g
on Sunday laid away in St. Patrick's LAwYl
parish cemetery of our city. and Hon
Not -, ;,,..-,,--o--. CT, dropped
county c,erl,s of6ce Inst p~;ao-- 80 night, OF
thing that has not occurred within the D. F.
past three years, we hear it stated Bodwell
Mr.. Hocknell has traded the old Frees VIZ al
and Hocknen lumber yard property,
corner of Main and Railroad streets, for Mr.. A
some California property. county-s
The McCook Commission Co. bought .S' : ues
$4,000 pounds of -four, this week, at one
clatter. They stored the same in the HowA
vacant A. o. U. w. building on Denni- sisting Il
son street. lery, de]
The Chicago Tribune drops the two onar''on
last letters in spelling cigarette It is Miss T
to be hoped that the time will come, sas, arri,
and that speedily, when the whole thing with her
WILL be wiped out. guest she
P. A. Wells, manager of the Nebraska MRS.
Loan and Banking Co., is an enthusiastic superints
rrigationist, and believes that the wind last nigh
mill, pump and reservoir system NAV be to the gr
successfully carried out. the Cong
We understand that the people of MRS.
Frontier county are thinking some Of daughter
voting bonds for roads in order to enable few mon
the settlers to have work to tide them de1phia,
over the present dry season. visit brie
-- Milo, To-
JOSEPH WHEELER of Jasper county,
Iowa, has been in the city since Tues MISS
day He says he has lived in Iowa since Pueblo,
1856 and has never seen the crops in witness
such bad shane as thew are rew ;++,a | the city
or no small grain and the b.v c~o,, ing one
ruined by drouth beyond any possibility turn TO
of recovery. If rain comes soon there Su
will be fall pasture but no hay. Some ;,,.ss 49,
pastures about dried up 1t is serious 80 -
4 = - "iia' WIZ De'oiiie Oh STOCK part for
"-A'el future b
THE SCHOOLS. wife's he
->~- cerely re
The school orchestra contemplates our rnids
giving concert about June 18TH large a
During the school year over $50 names eesS anu
have been enrolled on the register of the Mr.. A
McCook public schools. ON Mond
The picnic near the old Ruct n1ace a., via Port
the Willow, Saturday, was a delightful supreme
affair-as all agree. There was large to which
attendance of the pupils and of their IN sentative
vited guests. Tate will
enne. A
The teachers will disperse as follows: -enras.,