The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-06-29
OVER THE STATE.

ness college.
PEOPLE of Wallace prayed for rain
and they got it.
Ex-Gov. NANCE will build a $4,000
residence in Lincoln.
THREE divorces were granted at
Hastings last week.
The assessed valuation of Dodge
county is So, o97. 712.
SEVERAL stone buildings are being
erected at Lodge Pole.
New hay has appeared in Fremont
and is selling at S. a ton.
KEARNEY is preparing for q fitting
celebration on the Fourth.
TURNER'S of Nebraska City will have
a great celebration in August.
The assessed valuation Of Pierce
county for the current year is $l,52I,-
400.
Lou CARROLL of Hastings, for rob-
berry. was given two years in the state
pen.
IT is estimated hat rs 600 sheep will
be fattened on Dodge county corn this
fall.
The costs of the jury during the late
term of court in Buffalo county, Were
81, O6l.
WARM as is the weather, Ashland is
having a series of religious revival
meetings.
The Lancaster county teachers in
stitute is now in session and will last
two weeks
NEW potatoes are on the market at
Pawnee City. They are selling for ST. SO
per bushel.
A SARPY county farmer has some
alfalfa that has grown fifteen inches in
seven weeks.
GENOA has an Indian base ball club.
They will probably play at Nebraska
City on the Fourth.
ALL reports t the contrary, there
will be a fair yield of wheat and oats
In Johnson county.
THERE was quite a hail storm in and
around Exeter, some of the stones being
as large as hens eggs.
Two BRICK blocks will be added to
the thrifty village of Laurel before
corn husking begins.
JONATHAN MARTIN and James Colgan
were committed to the asylum at Nor
folk from Cheyenne county.
The first teachers institute in Ne
braska this year was held in Madison
county, beginning June l1th.
The Hastings gas company has re-
Gently changed hands, and cheaper gas
is promised in the near future.
BOYS at kearney brought in 2, 500 60
pher scalps on circus. day. and the Lat
ter reaped 4 bountiful harvest.
The Amelia creamery is turning out
about coo pounds of butter a day and
the product is daily increasing.
The Union Pacific officials have closed
the Willow Island station and trans
ferred Agent Pangborn to Gibbon.
j. SNIDER of Furnas county shelled
1,7OO bushels of corn last week and sold
all but about 400 bushels at 35 cents.
o EDGAR, editor of the Beatrice
Express, occasionally occupies the pull
pit, being preacher as we'll as editor.
The new Christian church at ELM
WOO was dedicated last Sunday. ALI
OF the Indebtedness has been provided
for.
FARMERS in Pawnee county report
the corn crop farther advanced this
year than usual owing t o the early
spring.
THREE little Indian boys who skipped
from tie Indian school at Lawrence.
Kan, were detected at Nebraska City
and will be returned.
A PIG having sever legs and eight feet
was born on the farm of w. K. Hard
man, near Sprague, the other day. 1t
lived only a short time.
HoNoRE JAxoN, who is credited with
being the head of the conspiracy to
blow up the public buildings at Wash
ington. is known in Omaha.
In the district u of Richardson
county last week Judge Babcock gave
i've men one year each in the peniten-
tiary for burglarizing houses.
THE Santee Indian band will furnish
the Fourth OF July music at Randolph.
As an extra. attraction 200 members of
the tribe will accompany them.
EDITOR ALBIN of the McCool junction
Record came, near losing his only child.
The child had got into a package of
paris greenland had put some in its
mouth.
DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL
CoBLE arrived in Omaha from Bovd
county,. having in charge F. j. Lopatch.
SAAt SSo SClllup LIQUOR To
Indians.
F. CooL of Custer county was found
lying dead in his doorway last week,
having been killed by lightning. His
body lay three days before being dis
covered.
EZRA ;BEEMAN pleaded guilty to the
charge. of>selling liquor without a gov
eminent license in the federal court at
Omaha.and. Judge .Dundy fined him se5
and costs.
JOIN +. KELLY. formerly a private in
the regular: army. stationed at Sidney.
was found dead on a railroad track in
New Jersey. He became dissolute
while at Sidney and was court-martial-
Led and dishonorably discharged.
Good soaking rains have brought
smiles to our Farmers faces. Now pat
;Eonize home industry and keep money
in the state. You should always buy
Farrell & Co. s brand of syrups. iellies.
preserves and mince meat; Morse-Coe
boots and shoes for men. women and
children; American Biscuit & Manu.
featuring Co. Omaha.