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beauty of feature njr
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DAVENPORT BROS
Norfolk Shoemen
NORFOLK LODGE NO 97
A 0 U W
JdwstB In Odd Follows Hall on tho first and
third Fridays of each month Visiting broth
jre cordially invited to attend nil onr meeting
W R Hodman Financier L C Hnrfjelt He
rorder C G Dolan Master Workman
SIMPSONS CORNER
Offico Hardys Coal Office
Three good houses to rent
Home worth 1000 for 000
Two good rooms upstairs one large
tnle room down stairs for rent
Money to loan on real estate
Come and see mo when you want in
surance J E SIMPSON
For first class mer
chant tailoring see My
Tailor where you will
have suits well made
and trimmed which is
the main part of mer
chant tailoring when
they are made to order
Call on My Tailor and
have prices quoted
THURSDAY TOPICS
The roof of the city hall is being
treated to a needed coat of paint
Quite a number of city people drove
out to the Yellow Banks today to picnic
and visit the campers
Mrs J B Maylord will entertain the
Thimble club at Tufts grove tomorrow
afternoon at a picnic party
The hitching posts for placing along
the side streets are being prepared in
the jail yard and will soon be set
Clarence Salter who is fishing near
the Platte writes that he is having ex
cellent luck and is catching two pound
trout right along
Lemen Bros advertising car No 2
came in from Sioux City last night and
today the force of employes were dis
tributing advertising literature
Miss Ada Butterfield very pleasantly
entertained the Kindergarten club at
her home on Norfolk avenue last even
ing in honor of her guest Mrs Russel
of Sheridan Wyo
Quite a large number of people have
gone out to the fair grounds this after
noon to witness the raco between the
two Pierce horses The track is in
pretty fair condition in spite of the rain
Ray HayeB Dwight Pierce Elwin
Alexander and Carl Davenport drove
out to the Yellow Bauks today and will
camp out a few days They will be
joined later by a number of other young
men
The painters have completed their
work on the outside of the sugar factory
and this morning commenced work on
the machinery which will be put in
thape as quickly as possible for the fall
campaign
The man and woman who have been
confined in the city jail since their ar
rest at tho Atlantic house have been re
leased The former has gone to work at
the painters trade and the latter has
gone to Columbus
Cadet Watkins and wife formerly of
this place are here visiting relatives aud
friends They have been conducting
services iu Oklahoma but will depart
soon for Colorado to take up the work
there Mr and Mrs Watkins are now
members of the Volunteer Army
Thos LaFarge of Madison is in the
city today distributing advertising mat
ter for the county fair He left a num
btr of premium lists at The News office
where they may be procured by those
decinug them It is expected that the
y tfi 1 1-
GreenWheeler Shoes
The Qrcen Whccler Shoes
nrc famous for elegance
of fit case and durability
No ladys wardrobe is
complete without them
Thousands of Amer
ican women nilil
tlicir prnie of tlie
high quality of
the1 shoe Wc
confine the sale
to one dealer
fair thin fall will bo one of tho best ever
yet given in this comity L
SMr nudMrs Hurt Mnpea and child
ren and Miss Josephino Dnrland expect
to board a Oat boat in tho Klkhom to
morrow morning and takn a trip down
stream They will Ik absent a weok or
ten days If they progress for any con
siderable distance in that time they will
return on the train
Harry Roberts has not yet returned
with O W Mihills llvory team and a
telegram to tho marshall at Genoa
elicited tho infornintioiPftlmt ho know
of no such man Sheriff Losoy started
out this morning to locato tho gentle
man and it is very likely that ho will
soon bo overhauled
Tho company now owning tho laciflc
hotel has started in to Improve- tho prop
erty Electric lights have been placed
in tho office and will soon bo placod in
tho dining room Other improvements
uro nlso under contemplation and it is
proX8tl to havo n hotel with all mod
ern conveniences for tho comfort of
guosts
Tho storm which visited this section
last evening appears to havo formed a
few miles west of tho city and took a
courso from hero south North of tho
Bugar factory thero was little or no rain
and tho farmers were stacking their
grain thisHmorning A considerable
quantity of rain fell in tho city wbilo
south of hero tho storm developed some
fury Tho wind was strong sovoral
miles south aud blow down the wind
mill of August Klentz overturned hay
and grain stacks and tho rain poured
down in a regular deluge
Lost On Monday an amber comb in
front of Levi Bromes residence or
south on Thirteenth street Please re
turn to Durlandsmillinery storo and
receive reward
MimUhoii
Chester A Fuller was in the city Sat
urday last
Attorney Fred H Free was in tho city
on legal business Friday last
Attorney W E Reed left for Denver
Col Monday last on legal business
Attorney A W Gross returned from
his trip to Milwaukee Saturday evening
Attorney James Nichols went up to
Sioux City Friday last returning Sun
day
Mrs Dr E N Smart aud son Eddie
left for Iowa Tuesday morning where
they will visit with friends and relatives
for sovoral weeks
Captain J E Wyatt who lias been
visiting with his sou in Bigelow Minn
returned last Sunday noon much im
proved in health and spirits by his vaca
tion
Dr E N Smart entertained a few of
his gentlemen friends at his home last
night A stag party more fitly de
scribes the company and a good time on
such occasions follows as day the night
The Madison County Building and
Loan association had the books of its
secretary JGeo E Richardson audited
by an expert accountant one day last
week aud to the en dit of Mr Richard
son not a single mistake was found
Miss Fannie Wells gave a very pleas
ant party to her friends last Thursday
evening at the G A R ball The prin
cipal feature of the evenings entertain
ment was a sewing contest between the
boys present Each girl furnished an
apron to be hemmed by her partner and
some of the efforts were truly ridiculous
Some aprons however were well fin
ished Mr Ed Fricke taking first prize
for good Bowing Dancing followed the
refreshments
Last week Tuesday Mr Doy Curas of
this place and Miss Emma Montross of
Battle Creek were united in tho holy
bonds of matrimony in Sioux City la
The affair was kept strictly sub rosa
till some one from Battle Creek tele
phoned the news over Friday morning
and the many friends of the young
couple hastened to congratulate tho
bridegroom Mrs Curas arrived in the
city Monday evening of this week aud
tho happy pair will make this their fu
ture home Heres hoping their married
life may be long and happy
Houses for sale
T E Odioknk
Farm and city loans
The Durland Trust Co
Blackberries at Schoregges
WarnervHle
Born Monday August 7 to Mr and
Mrs W P Rowlett a son
O B D ivis and family from Union
county Ohio are visiting A V McGin
nis
Three threshing machines are pound
lug out the grain at a rapid rate in this
vicinity
Ed Booth came np from Omaha Sat
urdry and is rusticating in Waruerville
this week
H Warner shipped in a carload of lum
ber the first of the week and will pro
ceed to build u grain dump21xJ2 feet at
once
The county commissioners have ap
pointed Carl Reiche road overseer of
District No 0 vice W H Speece
signed
THE NOKFOLK NEWS TIIUUSIUY AUClST 10 1899
re-
A full line of Heinz celebrated pickles
aud preserved at Boxs
Plunge bath 15 centsat the bath house
above the dam
Snider a cauupa at Boxs
M MiXlMl
The News jod department
VM
Securing Right of Way for the
Y N S W RR
IKOMOTKK W W MIAIIAM IS BUSY
lt1Klit of Wny will bo tl Im Wliln mill
Will Inrnllnl ttiQCrelclitn llrnnrli to
rirrrr CnU Alerting to Mnkr 1lnitft to
lllp Miullon Itrrrltv iuiiniir I
W W Graham promoter of tho
Yankton Norfolk and Southern rail
way is busy making contracts with
farmers botweon this city and Plorco
securing tho right of way for the now
lino
Tho right of wny will be 00 feet wide
aud will run parallel to the Crelghton
branch or tho F E te M V to Pierces
and from that point will diverge on n
more direct lino to Yankton
Mr Graham is binding his contracts
by tho paymout of f 1 down the balauco
to bo paid boforo work on tho line be
gins which will be about tho 1st of
Septombor Contracts have been signed
by tho following farmer
Herman Woohter at 75 per acre
Louis Uockor at 75 per acre
Frederick llaaso at b per aero
Cull Tor Mrotlni r Citlrnns
All citizens interested are requested
to meot at tho city hall tomorrow even
ing at 8 oclock sharp to make arrange
to attend tho reception to company F at
Madison 1 E Simpson
Mayor
Tho above call has been issued by the
expressed desiro of many citizens who
boliovo thero is no better way of hand
ling such a matter of public interest
than by a town meeting While many
havo expressed their intention of attend
ing thero havo been no steps taken
toward making any show of uniformity
or order It will bo necessary tochooso
a marshal of tho day and aides to assist
in forming tho parade A committeo
must also bo appointed to solicit funds
to pay tho expenses of the band boys
who have volunteered their services but
feel that their expenses should be met
Company L tho liro department the
G A 11 post and Womans Relief
corps havo signified their intention of
going down in a body while many citi
zens will take their families and make
a day of it
W S Stevenson chairman of tho
executive committee was in tho city
yesterday aud left advertising matter
which is being posted today Ho states
that all MadiBou is working unitedly to
make the occasion a grand success and
thoy expect large delegations from all
the towns in tho neighborhood
Tho parade will be formed on tho
street leading from the depot and on tho
arrival of the Norfolk section it will
move off through tho town to the place
selected for the exercises
Business property for sale 15500
rents for 300 yearly Will also sell my
residence corner Tenth 6treet and Phil
ip avenue at a bargain
C B HOIAI1AX
For Sale Business property paying
from 12 to 16 per cent E E Adams
Sturgeon is the piano man
If you want to sell or trade your
property list it with
G R Seiler Co
Appropriated the Fish
Col Ed Mason porter at Halls bar
ber shop had a tale of woe to pour into
the ear of the reporter on a recent visit
to that hair removing parlor His story
was something as follows
Yo see mistah hit happened in
about dis wise I was down by de rail
way bridge fishin at which I was quite
fotunateandketched IB bullheads when
along kem a fellah an proprinted tho
entiah ketch to his own uso which was
very misuufotunato fo me an my fam
bly
Yo know how dem weeds stan up
down dar an I couldnt see de fellah af
ter ho tuned do curb but he had on a
straw hat ou a coat with broader stripes
than that one haugin yondnh pointing
to a garment on the rock
Dar was fob nice bullheads on dat
striug dat would a made a good break
fas fo any fambly in dis yeah town
De fellah looked at mo but nevah
saidawod an nevah tol mo ho was
gwine to take dem fish nor nothing
Hod my mouf all set fo fish too
Ef I evah kotch dat raskalliou hf will
wish he had choked to def ou one ob de
bones
Phone 85 for plumbmgNFMfgCo
Box can suit you on coffee
is com-
plete iu every particular
If you want to buy or trade come aud
see us G R Seileb Co
Oil x in Mast block
Telophouo No 113 will ring up
Dr
F Verges residonco and office
For Saik My one third interest in
tho Norfolk Times Tribune
Ira L Huxoeufohi
Liquid Air for Fruit Shipper
A plant has been established iu New
York for the manufacture of liquid air
for refrigeratiou and other commercial
purposes The Scientific American in
speaking of it goes ou to say As a
result of the successful operation of this
plantthe company owning it has already
an order for a plant to be set up in Los
Angeles California with a capacity of
lotHI gallons of air n day This is to be
I ufiod for refrigeration in tho shipment of
fruit from Los Angelos to Chicago
In this plnntnew features intended still
further to increase its elllcaoy will be
introduced The result of this first pro
jected application of liquid air to prac
tical refrigeration on a scale sufficiently
oxteusho to furnish results definite and
valuable as data for future operations
will bo watched with with much Inter
est
Fifty thousand dollnis eastern money
to loan on good farms
G R Skiiru Ar Co
Buy all your groceries of llox and get
the best
PEHSONAL
N ARaiubolt leturned from Onmha
last night
1 I Hoover is in tho city today from
Hat tie Creek
Mrs W W Riley was iu the city to
day from Pierco
Editor J B Donovan is iu tho city to
day from Madison
- C W Potter of Pierce was in this
metropolis yesterday
W J Stevenson was a city visitor
yesterday from Madison
Judge Win V Allen was a city visit
or yesterday from MadiBou
Mrs Henry House has gone to Jeffer
son Wis to visit her parents
Rev John Q Emery of Crelghton is
attending to business in Norfolk
1 H Conloy went fo Battle Creek
last night for a visit of n few days
Judge J B Barnes went to ONeill
last night on professional business
Attorney D J Koonigstein went to
Stanton on professional business today
O S Smith tho Madison real estate
man is in the city looking after busi
ness
Mrs L O Johnson left this morning
for Nickorsou where hho will visit her
parents
G A Luikart drove up into Pierce
county yesterday to look after business
interests
Mrs Fred Klentz has gone to Fond du
Lac Wis to visit her daughter Mrs
Geo Henkel
Mrs Geo L lies and daughter Louise
departed today for Cheyenue Wyo to
visit with Mrs E Hurris
J W Speck has gone to Lyons to
work tor the Standard Oil company
Ihs family will follow next week
Mrs D O llosseguioof Stanton is
visiting with Mrs D F Sidler on her
wny homo from a visit to Schuyler
Miss Edna Hartley returned last even
ing from Emporia Kansas where she
has been visiting for tho past ten weeks
Will Parker expects to return to Bos
ton tomorrow and resume his duties as
associate editor of the Atlantic Monthly
Rev John Askin who presided at tho
funeral of tho late Mrs Parker returned
to his home in Tabor Iowa yesterday
Miss Lulu Durland who has been vis
iting Norfolk friends for the past few
weeks returned to her home in Plum
view today
Mrs M Brummer and daughter Ida
arrived from Henderson Iowa lost
night for a visit with J W Edwards
and family
Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Pasewalk re
turned today from a three weeks visit
to relatives and friends in Wisconson
and Minnesota
Mr and Mrs A E Barnes of Ponca
who visited yesterday at tho home of
Judge J B Barnes departed this morn
ing for Omaha
The Misses Harriet Wood Ljda
Pheasant and Ruth and Grace Matron
expect to leave tomorrow for Long Pine
to attend the chautauqua
Mr aud Mrs Asa K Leonard Mr
and Mrs Hoover of Waverly Iowa and
Mrs Van Fleet drove out yesterday to
visit the choir boys at tho Yellow Banks
They report that tho boys are enjoy
ing themselves hugely
Dr A Hodgetts and daughter Etta
left this morning for Lyons to attend
the Norfolk district camp meeting
Mrs Hodgetts nnd Sadie left at noon
for the same place The family will re
main during the continuance of the
meeting
Every well man bath his ill day
Wheu a bit off or when seriously ill
you should take Hoods Sarsaparilla and
get well
More Work TIiuii Worker
Tho cry for help from tho harvest
fields of the west is more acute this sea
son than usual Railroad officers in the
northwest ore receiving appeals by wire
to send the farm hands that are needed
to gather in tho crops and they are un
able to find tho men wanted who are
offered from 2 to 2Tt a day It is said
that iu the Red river valley the situation
amounts to a crisis and unless more help
is obtained much grain will bo lost Em
ployment agencies farther east are ad
vertising for hands but with little sue
cess Prosperity has thinned out the
rauka of the unomployed so far that no
such array seems to exist Spriugflold
Republican
The only milkbhake
Bills Place
in town is at
J DrFrank Salter DiMc of ohildrtn
Fine Stationery and Perfumes
Our Hue of Stationery mid Perfumes Is the finest in the city
Wo bought our stationery before I ho trust advanced the price
and can therefore offer you better bargains than dealers who
are compelled to pay more for the same class of goods Our
Perfumes are dainty delightful aud lasting
PAINTS
We aie headquniteis for Mixed Paints
Comet Prices
GEO B CHRISTOPH Druggist
NO QUARTER
If you nro thus nllhttcri in luiving no iuulor
wo nro sorry for you hocnuso Uio values wo
nro olTormu in nil linos of DRY iOOIS
would cnuso you lo
Hold Up Your Hands
In Astonishment Wo enn siivo you si quartor
on a very small purchase Komomber us
when shoos nro needed
We Bought them Cheap
Well Sell them Cheap
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKIN6 BUSINESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
Capital ioofooooo
Surplus 2000000
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B uys and Sells Exchange
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Drafts and Money Orders Sold on any Point in Europe
A General Steamship and Foreign Passage HuhIuchh Transacted
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