1 i 8 HB Saturday Night Made Memor able in Norfolk THE BAND PLAYED HOT TIME Vlnllorn Mot nt Trnln ini1 i Inrmlo Fol low llluiitlnnlnl ly Tlmworh InllU tlniti 1lHliiiit mill itHorlulHrnKliiii Mnjr from North NelrikiTowniilolii From Motnlnja Dull t Norfolk lodge No 551 Honovolmit nml Protective Ordor of KIIjh whh in Btitutid In tliln city Saturday evening nnd t ho occasion In ono long to bo ro jnoinborod by bothoumUdiUiiR mill clt Izoiib who witnessed tho street demon titration Every incoming trnln on Hitnrday brought men from north NebrnHkn towns who camo iih candidates to join tho uov lodge Great iirnniirnMniin hmt boen inailo by local niomberR mid oiiudl dates to give tho Omaha Kilts wliooamo to confer tho degrees n royal welcome Tho Oinivlm Elks came on a apodal train over the Kllchorn which was run jubt nhead of tho ovonlug pixsMonger nr riving at tho Junction at 715 There tho train was mot by n portion of tho reception committee and tho train pro ceeded on up town to tho Mam street crossing Hero tho remainder of tho reception oommltteo and all tho candi dates greeted tho visitors A parado was quickly formed tho Norfolk band and candidates acting us an escort to tho Omaha Elks A thousand Roman oandlos were dis tributed among tho marchers whluh wore discharged us tho parade moved down tho Ptreut whilo on oither side of tho column red and green tiro il luminated tho scone Tho band had in structions to play ono pieco only during the evening and that was douo enthus iastically and well It is porhapH need less to say that tho air selected wtw A Hot Timo in tho Old Town Tonight Tnlcon as a wholo tho parado was ono of tho most successful affairs of tho kind ovor nt tomptod in Norfolk although at 3 oclock in tho afternoon tho prospects woro that it would bo a Hat fail ure I Tho llroworks had boon or dered to bo sent by express from Chicago but instead thoy had been started by freight After considerable telegraph ing back and forth tho flrowotks wero found in a height car at Fremont and Superintendent Reynolds ordered them placed aboard tho Elks special A number of men wero sent to tho Junc tion to meet tho train ami open the boxes so that by the time the olnin Btrcet crossing was reached the fire woiks wero ready for distribution Tho lino of march ouded at tho Ox iiord hotel whero tho visitors had sup por During tho meal tho band con tinued tho Hot Time and after it was ovor tho Elks woro escorted to tho banquet room of Masonic hall which hadjbeon converted into a lodge room by tho addition of tho required rnru phornalia Hero tho initiatory work was conferred upon live cmtHdutoa the others boing obligated Tho work was douo under supervision of Grand Dis trict Deputy W D Taylor by tho Omnhu lodge team consisting of tho fol lowing Jiauiod Lyslo 1 Abbott oxultod ruler George P Crook estooiuod load ing knight L 0 Gibson ostooniod lecturing knight j Frauk Crawford es teemed loyal knight Frauk Furay E A Troutmau and M L Stewart es quires W W Colo tylor Low W llabor chaplain Einil Hoicluurt organ ist L W Sohoibol inner guard J It Dowar secretary A O TouAiUti treas urer After tho degrees wore oouf erred of ficers of Norfolk lodgo No G51 woro installed as follows Goo II Spoor ox nlted ruler O H Reynolds esteemed leading knight Iaaao Povers oBtoomod loyal kuight John A Khrbart es teemed leoturing knight O E Greeuo oequiro Otto Tapport tylor E II Traoy secretary BurtMapos trensuror Geo A Brooks trustee for threo years W N Huse trustoo for two years Ed Wallerstedt trustoo for oue year At tho preliminary meettug W II Buoholz had been elected treasurer but the condition of his health did not permit him to attend tho institution of the lodgo hence another had to bo named in his placo It was long nfter midnight when tho ceremonies at tho lodgo room wero con eluded Then tho Elks marched to tho Pacific hotel where a banquet was served in the usual stylo of that popular hostelry Tho dining room presoutod a beautiful appearance when tho gueste entered its portals Tho tables were arranged in long rows down tho room while above hung festoous of Elk colors purplo and white and a profusion of flowers was to bo 6oeu everywhere Geo A Brooks of Bazllo Mills act ml as president of the banquet who introduced Rev J 0 S Weills aud ho invoked divine blowing At the conclusion of the feast O E Burnham of TUdou waB introduced as toastmaster and tao man ner iu which ho conducted affairs from that timo on met the hearty approval of thoso present The first toast was given by Dr A Bear who warmly welcomed Our Guests Tho respousa was by Hou Leo Eifbllo of Omaha Tho ElkB was neatly handled by Geo P Oronk of Omaha Charity ami Justice gave Goo A Eberley of Htunton an op portunity to show his oratorical powers and Tiysle 1 Abbott of Omaha handled Tho Moral Power of Elkdom In an impressive manner Under the head nl Social Sessions W N Hnso invltod tho visitors to attend an informal recep tion nt tho No folk club rooms at tho closo of tho banquot Tho spooohmak ing was concluded ly District Doputy Taylor who congratulated tho now lodge upon tho manner In which it is starting nut The social sosslon nt the club rooms was devoted to introductions and get ting better acquainted It was a lato hour when tho last visitor left tho room Tho following named temporary of ficers and committees had tiio nirimifc inents of tho ovonlug in chain- ma i thorn Is largely duo its fiuccoss Oftlcers A J Durland temporary chairman E II Tracy temporary soorotiry W 11 Buohol temporary treasurer Exeoiitivocommlttoe Goo A Brooks Ohas E Green Goo 11 Spear Banquot committoo -II II Patterson Otto Tapport Burt Mapes Kicoption cninmltteo W N IIuro Ralph Braasch 0 D Jenkins A K Leonard Geo A Brooks J B May lurd P II Salter F J Oashin Woods Cones Ed Wnllorstudt E H Luikart R Y Appleby Otto Tapport O F ColVee Ed Gerooko J N Bundlck V R Johnson B L Scovel W A Con nolly O II Reynolds A number of tho m who had intended to join Norfolk lodgo wero prevented from doing so by various causoB Fol lowing is a list of those whoso names will uppoar on tho ohnrtor Norfolk Goo II Spear W 0 Fry O E Greono Geo B Christ oph P II Salter Frank G Saltor W II Wigton V 1 nimliln tf TT lliftnrunii fl P Parish E A Bullock I Powers A J Durland 0 S Roe O D Tonkins Burt Mipes W A Connolly S L Mil lor II A Wilmording Asa It Leonard Goo Davonport L E Wullontodt O F Tapport T N Bundick D D Bran son J T Thompson E II Luikart R L Braasch AV N Huse J B Moylard E II Traoy W G Baker Ed Murphy I J Shook IS If If Allon O II Roy nobis John S 0 Woills Daniel J lfoonigsteln Alexander Bear Madison Oscar A Coons Dr E N Smart Stanton II D Miller F II Scott Joe Grattin R Y Apploby J A Ehr hardt E 11 Gorecko G A Eborly Boomer Goo Nelhr J If Bakor Tildon O E Burnham A J Duii lovy Ohadron Charles E Furray B L Scovel J V Ilainilton Geo O Stan ton F W lfotchum Benjamin F Pit man Gharlps L Eason J II MoKuy Bazile Mills Geo A Brooks Sanford N Saunders Pierce W Cones AV E Bishop J M Aldun R A Tawney ONeill AV T Evans Stophen J Weekos J F Boyd Onkdulo E V Ilahn Long Pino Owon ONeill Battle Crook A L Button Plaiuviow J II Stowart Osmond Tho lodgo will establish pormauont headquarters in tho near futuro for which purposo tho t ird lloor of tho Marquardt block tho second floor of the now Bishop block and othor locations are under consideration For tho timo boing temporary uso of ono of tho halls in tho oity will bo sooured Tho uoxt regular mooting of tho lodgo will bo held on Friday ovoniug of this wook at a placo not yet nunounood Hammond IouIhIhuh An Ideal Health and Winter lleaort The passongor department of the Illi nois Central Railroad company has just issued a now oditionof Hammond Louisiana as a Winter Resort a beau- tif ul illustrated foldor showing a fow of the winter attractions in and about Hammond copies of which will be mailed free on application to tho under signed For tlioso in good or modorato oircuin btatieo no point in tho south oilers such inducements The olimato is unsur passed Tho artesan wator excellent Society almost ontlroly northern and tho hotel and boarding house accomoda tions far superior to any town of its size in the uorth aud at modorato rates J F Meiiuy Asst Gon Pass Agt 111 Gout RR Dubuque Iowa Iumiix lot Hxotteil Ib tho Union Paciflo a clean routo I asked Mr Lomax gontral passongor agout of tho U P at Omaha Clean Eli I exolalmod Lomax jam mlng his gold headod cauo into tho arm of his obuir Oloan you ask I Why MoOormick of tho Southern Pacific sont a Sau Francisco brido and groom and sir beautiful bridesmaids all dressed up in white satin robes and snowy laces over the road to Chicago aud when Koskern of tho Northwestern received mom no wroio uaoK tnat tuoy wero cleaner than when thoy got on I Gwan Eli Perkius in Railroad Journal David City Nob April 1 1000 Geuoseo Pure Food Lo Roy N Y uoutiomou i must Bay in regard to Grain 0 that there is uothimr better or healthier Wo have used it for years My brother was a great cotleo driuker Ho was taken siok and tho doctor said coffoo wai tho cause of it My brother has boon woll evor since wo started to uso it Yours truly Lillib Soouoh THE NOKIOLK NHWS FRIDAY IEIlRUAItY I l01 COUNTY BUSINESS Himrtl irOninly CiiintiilMliitinrH Mrrt Al low lllll Illlrlnl lliinil A pprovml Poor Km in Itiport Madison Nob Jan 23 IIH1 At I p in board of county comlsslonors of Mndlson county state of Nebraska mot pursuant to adjournment Prosont John J Hughes Christ Sehmittniid H W Winter Minutes of last meeting wero road aud approved On motion tho following appoint ments wero mado For rond district No JlJ Peter Bovo For road district No 21 Goo Brand For road district No 27 Joseph niioutko For Justice of tho poaco Union pro olnot Thomas Farago On motion tho bill of tho Canton Bridge Co for seven bridges built and balance mi Norfolk Junction bridge was allowed at 10 13 211 On motion proposition of Canton Bridgo Co to robuild pile driver in pay ment of having used satno was ac cepted On motion tho following bonds were npproved J F Noidig road overseer district No 21 W F F Winter road ovorscor dis trict No I P L Busioy road oversoor district No2 P H Deiumol road ovorscor district No 111 Juntos M Covert constable Norfolk precinct On motion Nick Lund was appointed justico of tho poaco for Bnttlo Creek precinct to fill vacancy On motion board adjourned to 7 oclock p in Board mot pursuant to adjournment On motion tho following bills were al lowed B E Reed bridgo work 3050 Madison Bust uso of school house for olectlou 250 Stato Journal Co blank book 10 Geo E Richardson premium ou in surance 2100 Olir Schavland fees In caso of Stato vs Lovolaoo Halo and Spoece 1008 Math Classen jr caring for election booths and cleaning school house 2 Henry Borry bridgo work 375 John 11 Harding bridgo work 1 Dr A B Tashjoan medicnl attend ance on paupers 2450 M O Wager salary cto 103 00 al lowed less 150 balance 10150 Madison Ohroniolo printing 2025 Report of M 0 Wager superintend out of poor farm was received and ou motion tho same was approved and or dered publishod as follows Battle Crook Nob Jan 21 1101 To tho board of commissioners of Madi son county Nob I herewith ronder roport for quartor onding Jau 1 1001 Wo have at present only 1 inmates Peoto Bausninn Teyorl and Oada We received ono now inmate on New Years day his name was John Barson ho left on his own motion January 13 and I havo not seen or heard of him sinco Wo raised on tho farm last year 500 bushels of corn 230 bushels of wheat and 100 bushels of oats 235 bushels of potatoes about 115 tons of hay 13 calves 12 pigs and 200 chickens Jau 1 1001 we had on tho placo of livo stock as follows 3 head of horsos 50 head of cattlo 43 young hogs and 14 old hogs and about 150 ohiokous and 0 ducks Wo have lost within tho last two woeks by sickness 11 of tho young hogs wo lost oue ot the old hogs ou the way to tho market January 12 woight about 500 pounds We have nmdo a little improvomout in tho way of a cattlo shed and put in a hay loft in tho old cattle barn nt n cost of material and carpoutor work 12450 and built a now fence at tho cost of about 850 Tho following bills havo boon incurred sinco last roport and not paid to wit Howard Miller Lumbor Co lum ber and coal 11131 L B Bakor posts aud coal O A Hodman hardware cto L F Merz hardware oto M L Thompson merchandise oto J Sovora morchaudlso etc Hall Molukomerohaudiso etc 15 43 8 04 17 05 0 53 77 12 74 Whito Drug Co 4 25 Frnuk Ruzick moat 1 1 30 W B Fuorst groceries oto 10 60 Win Youug harness repairs 1 25 Hanson Reavis blacksmith work 1 50 Dr I J Daniel 2 00 Charley Bood 147025 bushels of corn 20 cents 884 03 Iltrman Hogrofo weighiug com 3 70 Total 325 70 SALES Sold to Howard Miller Lumbor Co on December 18 110 bushels of wheat amounting to 78 92 Sold to Grant Bood 28 bushels of potatoes 14 00 Sold to R Collins G bushels po tatoes 3 00 Sold to George Nilos 20 bushels potatoes io 00 Sold to J Clark 1 bushels po tatoes 2 00 Sold to Harding Creamery Co milk in October 1505 pounds 18 72 Sold to Howard Miller Lumbor Co January 13 13 hogs weighing filfM kuiib it li amounting tt 2i3 ftT Total sales butter nnd dtKks not Included 390 20 OAHIl IICOKIVKI Howard Miller Lumber Co wheat and hogs 332 57 Grant Bood 14 00 Goorgo Nilos 10 00 R Collins 1 00 J Clark 2 00 Hauling Otoamory Co 18 72 Total cash rocoivod 378 JAKll DISIlUltHKI To John Nolco by order of Win Jackson for threshing 8 15 To John Nelce 8 days carponter work 12 00 To Molllu Hawkins for two weeks work 4 00 To John Ott helping thresh 1 50 To A 0 Johnson for boar 15 00 Total 41 45 Cash on hand last roport 78 02 Cash received since last report 378 21 Total 151 31 Cash disbursed 4145 Balance cash now on hand 114 80 I hereby certify that this roport is cor rect to tho be t of my knowledge Yours truly M O Waoku Claim of I J Daniol as abovo roport was applied on personal tax On motion board adjourned to 8 a m January 23 Board mot pursuant to adjournment On motion tho proposition of the clt of Madison to put In olcctiio lights in tho court house was accoptod On motion tho followiug bonds woro npproved Potcr Bovo road oversoor district No 32 John Crook coldiers relief commis sion On motion tho following appoint ments wero mudo Dr I J Daniol county physician Fred Lau assessor Valley precinct Olnus Young soldiers relief commis sioner Ou motion roport of B E Rood as overseer district No 9 was approved showing balance duo him 2710 On motion Gegner Wetzler woro allowed a wurraut for 100 as partial payment on contract for papering aud painting court house On motion bill of R C Miles 34800 for extra worlc in treasurers ollico for tho post year wns allowed Ou motion adjourned to 1 p in Boaid met pursuant to adjournment On motion Claus Yonng was allowed a wurraut for 100 ou soldiers relief fund On motion bond of Glaus Youug was approved On motion clerk was instructed to ad vertise for soaled bids for tho construc tion of bridges ueedod by county during tho ensuing year bids to be filed boforo noon 12 oclock March 18 1901 On motion board adjourned to Febru ary 11 1901 at 1 p m Phil Baucii Couuty Clerk licet Iuli for Slock Vend Tho value of beet pulp for stock feed has been demonstrated in the past many feeders shippiugit great distances from the sugar factory and ovou after paying tho freight fi ding it a profit able fodder n talking with an ofliciul of the sugar fuctory this morning it was learned that tho wholo pulp product for next falls campaign has already been contracted In making this con tract however tho factory reserved the right to supply all beet growers all the pulp they can use f roe of ohorgo Hence tho situation during the coming cam paign will bo that farmers who raise boots will be able to secure all the pulp thoy want for thoir own use without cost but none will bo sold on the mar ket and none can be bought at any price as all not token by beet growers is to go to stockmen who have con ructcd to take ull they can get Letter List List of letters remaining uncalled for at tho Dostofflce January 28 1901 August Baruhart Mate Ghilders G W Olintou Clifton House Andy Dry den Egyptian Remedy Co Joseph W Fouts T P Fender Harvey Gwynue G F Gutohor Myrtlo Johnson Jacob Ifuhnley Mrs Goorsro Lambert Edd Mintun Mrs Clara Manworou Reaoh nrd Mason Mrs Aug Pophaol II Rakes Dav Solmon W M Shiploy James D Taylor L M Whitmor 3 Charles Wheolor C R Williams Helen Wilcox Eugeuo L Ware J O Yocum If not called for in 30 days will be sont to tho dead lottor office Parties calling for any of the above please say advertised P F Svkkchkk P M Washington D O Genessoe Puro Food Co Lo Roy N Y Gentlemen Our family realizo so much from the use of Graiu 0 that I fool I must say a word to iudueo others to uso it If people are interested in their health and tho welfare of thoir ohildreu they will use no other beverage I have used them all but Graiu O I havo found superior to any for tho reason that it is solid grain Yours for health O F Myehs The complete service of Tho Chicago-Portland Special via Union Pacific enablepassongers to reach the pal cities between tho north and 1acino coast nnd Missouri river not only iu tho shortest nosBiblo space of time but also iu tho most comfortable uud eujoyablo manner Tho dining cars on thia train are stocked with the best the market affords All meals Berved a la carte Railroad and Business Directory C a o o u O CO H R R TIMEJME Fremont Elkhorn Mo Valley DEr ART OniHlin PftMPtiRcr flKKnm CliiciiRo Kxprose 1240pm iKAH1 AUHIVK IiIcuko KxproM 72Ud in Omnlin 1nMCDRor 1240pm WKHT I1KPAIIT Hlnck llllln nxprpM 710pm VordiKro InRsoriRor 1240 pm VortllKM Accommodation ti00nm wkrt AnniVK Hlnck Hills KxprcftR 12J0p in VorJlBrolWinKor Offiom Vnrilleto Arcutiimmlntlnn 72Upm Tho Uilcnao itml lllnck Mills KxproM nrrlo nnd ilopnrta from Junction ilopot Tlio OniRlin nnd ordlttro trains nrrlvo nnd dopnrt from city lopot II J Matuau Agent Union Pacific SOUTH KAHT Sioux Hloux roV City nnd Omnlin PnawinKnr HtylassonRor DKrART nliimbtin Accommodation Il80pm Omnlin Denver mid Incillo Uoust 1100 am north AimiVR OoluiiibiiH Ace mmodntlon 1030pm Omnlin MoiiTnr and Iacltlc coant 900pm Connects nt Norfolk wltli K E A J V boIiib wont nnd north nnd with tho C Bt P M 4 O for polutu north nnd nnet F W Junkman Ani nt Chicago St Paul Minneapolis Omaha DirART 0 to n m 1 MO p m WFBT ABIUVK Slonx lty Pnsonor 10Rinm Bloux City nnd Onmlii Paennnanr 730pm Connects nt Norfolk with F K A M V roIiir west nnd uorth and with tho U P for points south F W Juneman AHOUt lnily oxcopt Snudny C S HAYES Fine Watch Repairing MISS MARY SHELLY DRESSMAKER Oyor ltntim Hros Hlorn Spenacp OVilmto Boots and roes Repairing Neatly Done JBHERMANN Contractor and Builder 117 Fourth Street M E SPAULDINQ Flour and Feed 411 Norfolk Avonne INSKEEPS MILLINERY Cheapest nnd Uest Norfolk Avenue JW EDWARDS Am Work Guabanteud ICor lirnnsch no nud 4th St The Norfolk Horseshoer Time is Money prpar HE QUICK TRAINS ARE VIA THE UNION PACIFIC Missouri River to Salt Lake City TEN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER LINE nissouri River to San Francisco FIFTEEN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER LINE Missouri River to Portland FIFTEEN HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTHER LINE T Buffet SmokinR and Library Curs with Barber Shops and Pleasant Reading Rooms Double Drawing Room Palaco Sleepers Dining Cars Meals a la Carte Piutsoh Light For full information call on or address F W JUNEMAN Agent The Norfolk Gash Store SELLS Staple and Fancy Groceries GLASSWARE QUffNSWARE CROCKERY Straw Hats and Shoes at cost Fine Teas and Coffees a specialty Try our fanrms Mellowrich coffee the finest brand In the market We are headquarters for fresh fruits of all kinds We sell the celebrated Pierce and Neligh Flours Highest prices paid for Butter and Eggs A G BOHNERT Propr YOU MUST NOT FORGET That we are constantly growing iu the art of mak ing Fine Photos and our products will always be louud to embrace the most ARTISTIC IDEAS aud Newest style in Cards and Finish We also carry a fine Hue of Moldings suitable for all kinds of framing I 7VY 7VYYCY Edisovs Phonograph Uetter than a Piano Organ or Music Box for It sings and talks as well as plays and dont cost as much It reproduces thomusioof anyinstrument band or orchestra tclla stories and siu js t he old fumiliar hymns as well as tho popular songs It Is al wnva il Soo that Mr Edisons signature is on c very machine t togucs or all dealers or NATIONAL PHONOORAHH CO 135 Flttta Ave New York 4 l 43 1 r