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from Henry T Oxnard proRlclont of
tho American Hoot Sugar rompntty
announcing that W S Pardonnor and
family will loavo Otllfornln tomorrow
fot this placo mid that thoy may bo ox
pool oil to arrive Imro on Friday Mr
lardontior comos totnko chargo of llio
Norfolk factory riiiritiir tho nlwonco of
Managor R Whitor who goes to south
orn Colorado whom tho company ifl
untitling u now factory and wlioro Mr
Woltzor Is needed for a short tinio in u
lmnlnw1 capacity It will bo remain
bored that Mr Iardoimor was for u
numbor of years manager of tho Norfolk
plant and that ho wont to dallfornlu
last wintor In takoolmrgo of tho Ohliio
factory whioh has Just llnlshod its run
for tho season Tho arranRomont Ih
only of a temporary nature but It will
rIvo Mr and Mrs laidonner an oppor
tunity to visit their friends in Norfolk
of whom thoy still have many and who
will bo Rhul to welcomo thorn back to
Nebraska Thoy will tako rooms at tho
msidoncoofIohn H Huya whilo in tho
city
TUESDAY TOPICS
O II Folsoin of Plalnvlow is in tho
oity
Jns Newels of Albion is In tho molio
polls
S A MoFarhuid is a oity visitor from
Lindsay
Tas Johnson of West Point is n Sugar
Oity visitor
Nod lluloyof CieiRhton camo dova
thlsmoruliiR
II J Hiiukos of Lindsny was n city
visitor over niRhl
O II Wort of Oroighton was u city
visitor this morniiiR
T A Keoly of Greyly was an arrival
in tho oity last night
W O Hallls arraiiRiiiR to rnlllo oil
his Rray drivhiR liorso
Ranker O V Pitts of Alton Iowa
was n oity visitor yesterday
V II Blakonmn loft on tho noon train
for u business trip to Chicago
A K Anderson of Albion was an ar
rival in tho city this morning
Mrs A Whito who livos south of tho
Junction is reported very low
MissBurkny and Miss Krampo of
Baxter Iowa aro tho Ruosts of Mrs F
W Kiesau
Miss Kdith Tatmaii returned to Fro
mont whoro sho is attoudiuR school
tills moruiuR
Mr ami Mrs W J MoNamoo aro tho
parents of a baby daughter born to thorn
this morniiiR
G II Cono adjusting agontfor tho
Union Paoiflo railroad company was a
oity visitor last night
A N Frick representing a pleading
wholesalo house of Omaha is talklug
with tho liquor dealers
Tom Foloy of Omaha formorly a res
ident of this city is attomlinR tho con
vention of liquor dealers
Pat Stanton of Tildon vice president
of tho association Is in thocity to attend
tho liquor dealers convention
M Meyor soprosontliig tho Krug
Browing company of Omaha is in tho
city attending tho convention
Do not fail to hour Itov Ida Ilultou in
her address before tho Woman SntTrago
convention at tho Congregational church
tonight
F O Wolsou fc Council Bluffs Iowa
gonoral managor of tho Plauoeonipuiy
was a Sunday guost ut thoj homo of W
II Blakeniau
W G Wittick who formorly held a
position In tho Citieim National bank
at this placo Is now bookkooror for the
firm of Weber Halo Co at Rochester
Mlohigan
Rev W It MoKim of Hartlugton
passed through tho oity lostnlghton his
way to Columbus to attend tho state
inoetjug of tho Kpis copal church Ho is
on tho program for a paper
Tho boys of tho Seventh and Kighth
grades of tho high school have organized
a foot ball team and no doubt contoni
plato an eudoavor to strugglo with tho
high school classos for tho honor of tho
field
Munagor G T Sprochor and Richard
Requa went down to West Point yester
day to attend to telophonq business
Tho former returned last night but tho
latter will romaiu for a week doing line
work
A little girl by tho name of Johnson
aged 10 or 12 years was taken veiy sick
iiiSchool at South Norfolk yesterday
Dr Mackay was sununonod to attend
her and It is reported that sho is gotting
along nicely
Cards are out auuouucing tho mar
riage of Miss Mildred OTerry to Jeffrey
Westervolt formerly of this city The
eveut will probably tako placo at tho
home of tho brides pareuts north of
Meadow Grove Tho date sot is Novem
ber 29
Doo Brown of Randolph has beeu in
another shootiug scrape which took place
last Thursday night This time he was
ebot by Village Marshall Carrol for re
sisting arrest The shot took effect in
his right leg Tha marshal was ou
deavoriug to arrest him for being drunk
and raising a disturbance
Tub News was in error yesterday in
eaying the receptiou for Bishop Williams
would ba ou Sunday eveuiug It will
probably be held Saturday evening at
tho residenco of Mrs Jennie MoKim
and will bo tondorod by tho Ladlos Guild
tho church members and townspeople
Ronorally will bo cordially welcome
Tho performance al Marqnurdts hall
lust night by Bllllu Holms Jay Coons
Kroin Dhlo drew out a fair amllonco
tho Interest especially centering In tho
oako walk which was won by Col Kd
Mason of this city and Mis Hcatrico
Jonos of Fort Smith Arkansas Tho
winning eon pin wcro presented with tho
cako and also a medal
A Washington dlspatoh states that a
poi tion of tho industrial comlsslon will go
to Chicago this wot k to conduct an Inves
tigation into tho question of transporta
tion Among tho witnesses who havo
agreed to appear buforo tho board is
Ohostor A Fuller ot this city represent
iiiR the Business Mens Association
Tho date sot for his testimony is No
vember 18
Tho ontortainniont to bo given by Mr
and Mrs Laurant at Marqtmrdts hall
tomorrow evening promiacs to bo well
attended and tho reputation of tho two
persons is a guaranty that nouo will bo
disappoint ml It is to 1m Riven under
tho direction of tho ladies guild of
Trinity ohuroh Tho Cincinnati En
qulifcr says of tho profonnanco An
hour and a halfs program that has
novor boon equalled in this city
Tickets may bo obtained at Leonards
drugstote up town and Ilershisors at
South Norfolk
A county womans suffrago convention
convenes today in tho lecture room of
tho First Cougrogatiouul church tho
object being to promote equal suffrage
In tho state and organize for an active
campaign Tho session will continue
touionow Tho convention is held
under tho auspices of the National
American Woman Suffrago association
Hopresontativo spoukers and workors
from both orgauiations aro in attend
ance and it is expected that tho meetings
will bo lull of interest and largely at
tended
Tho Nebraska Rot all Liquor Dealers
association is today convened in this city
to hold its Bomi aunual meeting the ob
ject of which is to canvass tho situation
throughout tho stato in regard to busi
ness discuss methods of promoting their
welfare and especially to havo a good
time Tho mooting is being nttouded
by noarly a hundred delegates from nil
parts of tho stato Tho first sossiou was
called to ordor at 2 oclock this afternoon
in the Murquardthall tho delegates be
ing callod togothorby music by tho baud
whloh mot ut tho Oxuard and marched
to tho hall wlioro thoy roudorod sovoral
Boloctious Mayor Simpson was occordod
a placo ou tho program to dollvor an ad
dress of welcome which ho is abund
antly ablo to do Dr A Bear is ou tho
p ogrum for an address this ovouiug
Lincoln Journal Col A E Oampboll
of tho Second regimout Nebraska na
tional guard who is iu Deuvor ou a
mouths loavoof absouco has sout in his
resignation us a momborof tho veteran
corps of tho Lincoln Light iufantry
Ho is omployod by tho Burlington rail
road ut Douvor and his reason for resign
ing from tho votoran corps is that ho is
no longer a resident of tho stato His
resignation as colonel of tho regimout is
oxpected to follow Tho resignation
from tho votoran corps will be consid
ered at a mooting of tho company Mon
day ovouiug All mombors ot tho rogl
mout aro iutorostod iu tho forthcoming
election of a succossor to Colonel Camp
bell Au eloctiou will not bo called by
tho adjutant gonoral until tho explratiou
of Colouol Campbells loavo of absouco
or until ho resigns Lieutenant Oolouel
Traoy of Norfolk is uow iu command of
tho regimout
Tho old timor havo consulted their
gooso bone the corn husks aud other
iufallablo proguosticators and tho result
of their deliberations is au open winter
for this soction this year The follow
ing from tho Black Hills also foretells a
dry soason for next year as it is said
that snow ou tho mountains moans
plenty of ruin aud no snow means tho
reverse Thus far the weather has boou
very mild aud iluo aud old miners are
planning upon several weeks more of
warm weather while tho Indians
prophesy that thoro will bo no snow in
tho hills this wintor to speak of basing
their prediction upou the fact that tho
leavos upon tho trees along tho moun
tain streams dried boforo falling off
This slgu is to tho Indians an infallible
muou Tho cattlomen baso thoirprodio
ion upou tho appearance of 6took
Ihey say that when i auge cattle havo
a light growth of hair they aro pretty
sure that the wintor will bo mild and
feel safe iu arranging accordingly
Last winter for instanco thoy Bay that
cattle put ou a vory heavy coat of fur
and tho usual result of a hard wintor
followed Cattlouiou say that this full
stock has a very light coat of fur
Ranchmen report thin corn husks
whioh is their sigu of au opon warm
winter
Iettt r List
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at tho postollico Novembor 7 1899
Lafayette Halhtead Carrel Baldwin
Leanord Boughnmu Oliver Anderson
Jack Buchauuou li II Evans Fred
Towle Lusy Frauk John Hagau Wm
Kiupka J G Sim Leru Giles Mrs
Moouey Heury Priuz James Smith
If uot called for iu ftO days will be
6eud to tho dead lettor oillce
Parties calling for any of the above
please say advertised
P F Spukcukk P M
THE xVORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1890
DECISION IN BRADYCASE
An Ac lion Tliitt lui Itnrti tlnforo llin
Cniirln for Nlnn Vrnrn 1HhmiI of
The caso In which Mrs Lucinda Brady
was plaintiff and tho 0 St P M fc O
Railroad company defendant has at last
boon disposed of by a doclsion of tho su
premo court It has boon on trial for
nino years past during which tinio it
was boforo tho district court throo times
and boforo tho supremo court twice
It wos a suit glowing out of an Occi
dent in whioh Mr Brady rccolvcd in
juries that resulted In his death
Tho accident occurred at tho railroad
crossing near tho CrulRhton depot The
Sioux Oity train was coming up from
tho Junction on Its way cast and Mr
Brady was approaching tho track from
tho woM drivhiR a hay wagon Tho
evidence went to show that tho train
was running at tho rate of llvo miles an
hour aud as Brady approached tho rise
leading up to tho track tho horses
slacked up and tho fireman supposed ho
was stopping Instead tho team was
whipped up and au effort mudo to cross
Tho engine struck tho wagon aud Mr
Brady wiib severely injured
Tho verdict of tho distriot court iu
which tho action was tried was for tho
dofeudiuit ou the grounds that tho plain
tiff was guilty of contributory negligouco
iu driving onto tho railroad track iu
front of an npproaohiug train without
Btopping to look or listen whethor tho
train was coming or uot
Tho supreme court alllnnod tho do
els on of tho district court thus dispos
ing of tho caso Following is tho opinion
of Judge Nerval
Whore contiibutory nogligonco was
tho proximate cause of personal injury
thoio can bo no recovery of damages
Whero thoro is no coullict iu the evi
dence and but one resonablo inference
can bo drawn from tho facts tho ques
tion of negligouco iB for tho court
The attoruejB for tho plaintiff through
out tho action wore Robertson Wigtou
and Whitham Attomoy for tho do
ponso J B Baruos
llii it Wiiiitril HimtlnrH
Bright actlvo honest boys aro wanted
at onco by tho St LouiB Sunday Star to
act as agonts for this great papor which
sells readily whorovor presented Tho
agonts obtain tho papers ou most fnvor
ablo terms aud hundreds of boys all
over tho country aro maklug good money
handling it You can do tho same aud
havo niouoy for tho holiday Booson
Tho papers aro sout to you postpaid and
you run no risk as you got credit for
heads of unsold papers returned Write
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Star St Louis Mo
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porsous to roprosout us as managers iu
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ducted at homo Roferouco Enclose
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beautiful colored cover of humorous
matter nrtistio music folio of uow aud
original songs tho 21 page magazine iu
book form containing short stories
fashion plates articles on timely topics
by loading authors and haudsomo
illustrations All tho nows from polo
to polo Mailed to auy address threo
mouths for 50 cents Address St LouiB
Star St Louis Mo Samplo copy can
bo soon at this otlico
Attaml College TIiIh Year
Never in tho history of our country
was thoro a grander opportunity thau
the present for educated youug men and
women What au auspicious momont
for those who aro just uow on the
threshold of lifo
Grand Island Business and Normal
collogo has for fourteen years beeu tho
leading institution of its kind in the
western states and last year moro thau
twice as many calls were received for
itB graduates as could bo suppliod
Everything necessary for a successful
start iu life is taught business normal
and shorthand courses Expenses low
Board only 1 fiO por week Ouo yearB
time given on tuition if desired Col
lege rocord sout free or for six conts will
send elegant catalogue
A M Hahiuis President
Grand Island Neb
MukIu Allium Free
Subscribe for St Louis Sunday Star
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with lithograph titlo handsome J 1 page
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mutter for the lit tlo folks and all tho
uows Send fit cents for threo months
trial subscription Address St Louis
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Iliirlluiftiui Ieta Conduct
Sidney Neb Nov 15 Tho Bur
lington Railroad company has let tha
contract for grading from Bridgeport
Neb to Brush Col Tho bridgo across
tho Platte river 110 miles north of hero
is ncariug completion Toutaa uastor
aud his son-in-law Westervolt are
hero buying up moro right-of-way
Flreiuun Filially SouliUul
Nouth Piattk Nub Nov 15 Hays
demons nromau ou ongiuo No 1710
was sculded to death at Chappoll lutt
night by tho bursting of au arch pipo
His parents livo at Her6hey Neb
Quarantine Aiculiut Ilucue
Tkif stk Nov 15 Owing to a death
from tho plague ou board a Turkish
steamer all arrivals from the Mediter
ranean are uow subjected to a period of
observation
K Alllua
JnorKO jlrncblor
Foil County Hiikuiik
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wmr v 1 ipnny I 1 Uoill
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Foil SlMMHINTCMIIINT IIP Illlllll lMMTIltTliw
joo W Hnlilor Kopiiblicnn
i mini i v nun L i Doin
Ton County Suit ioii
Wlllliiin II Limn Hoimhliciiu
John I Hoovur IJ Doin
Koit Count y Coitosini
IMuitrilTmilior Uopubllnin
lNink 0 Suitor I I Doin
Ton Counts Commission k Kiuht Disiiiipt
ClirlBScliinitt Hotiubllcnii
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WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
ShorilT Losoy was a city visitor yostor
day
Peter Schad of Dodgo is a visitor iu
tho Sugar Oity
August Hochno of Stautou was a city
visitor yesterday
Peter IIolV was a Ilartington visitor iu
Norfolk yesterday
Ohas Harding mndo a business trip to
Sioux City yesterday
G II Ghvsser of Windsido was in tho
Sugar City yesterday
A baby boy was bom to Mr and Mrs
August Vielo hist week
Bob Appleby clork of Stautou county
was in tho city yesterday
Judge J B BaruoB went to Bloomficld
this morning on logal business
W A Moldonhauor has jast returned
from a business trip into Wayne county
C 11 Burrows departed today for a
weeks visit with his brothor at Ohey
ouue Wyoming
A W Treuholm superintendent of
tho O St P M O road wus a city
visitor yestorday
F K Kliple traveling freight agont
of tho Burlington liuo was a visitor iu
Norfolk yesterday
Tho opeuiug of the now rooms of tho
Congregational church has boou in
definitely postponed
Mrs O H Reynolds entertained tho
Tuesday club yestorday aftornoou iu
honor of Mrs Finch
Dr A Boar is haviug his residence
ou Norfolk avenuo and Niuth etreot im
proved by a uow coat of paiut
Mr aud Mrs Jonas Welsh of Colum
bus are expected hero this evening to
visit Conductor Fox and family
M Cray of Mankato Minn claim
agont of tho O St P M j O roadwus
iu tho city yesterday ou business
F M Flansburg deputy supreme
commander of tho Macabeos is iu the
city ou business connected with that
order
Workmen aro today placing tho first
joists iu the uew Catholic church Tho
work of laying tho briok is progressiug
nicely
Miss Bessio Cooloy will go to Butte to
tako charge of tho patient recently
oporatod on by Dr Salter iu the capacity
of uurso
Itov G H Main has returned from
Coleridge where he attended tho district
conference Hu roports a very interest
iug session
Oue of tho Fair store delivery wagous
broke down iu front of tho postofllce
this noon aud tho contents of the wagon
had to be unloaded
Tho Kpworth League will give a mu
sical social ou Friday eveniug in tho
oaguo room of tho ohuroh All aro
cordially invited to attend
A hunting party couBistiug of M D
Tyler Sol G Mayor W II Bucholz
aud O H Reynolds went west of tho
city yesterday in search of game
A uew joko is going tho rounds as
follows Have you soeu that wonder
ful magician No What about
him Ho cau turn a glass of beer
iuto a man
Tho trick of a board walk Hying up
and hitting a person is an old one but a
reporter hist ovouiug noticed a stoue
crossing tly up and hit a young lady
quite hard Tho stones were not broken
Carl tho 11 -year-old sou of Mr nud
Mrs I J Johusou living ou West Nor
folk avenuo whilo trying to get on a
passing buggy got his leg caught iu tho
wheol and received some painful bruises
The old beer vault north of the Creigh
tou depot owned by tho Auhouser
Busoh company has beeu remodoled
iuto an Ice house aud a line uow vault
will be erected adjoining it on the south
0 13 Ilazeu will depart tomorrow for
Ashland Oregon to join his family
who loft several weeks ago aud will
make that their future home Mr
Hazen has remained to close up his bus
iness affairs
The followlug item Bigued Business
Men wus handed in this morning
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF MADISON COUNTY NOVEMBER 7 1899
OANDIDATKS
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Albort Illcli Prohibition
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Alison A Wnlrli HmmMlriii
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Perhaps tho growing kick by tho morn
ing contemporary would havo moro force
if tho old junk was removed from In
front of tho Times otlico
Tho Fort Sidnoy military reservation
in Choyonno county is to be sold nt auc
tion on Novembor 15 It is a very valu
able pioco of property HO acres iu ox
tent containing many haudsomo resi
dences and other improvements
It is uotcd that C J Stockwcll has
boon banking up his house aud other
wiso preparing for cold weather and tho
homo coming of his wife who has beou
absent several weeks visiting frionds
and rolatives iu Iowa aud South Dakota
A follow giving the name of S Mur
laud was arrested yestorday charged
with being a plain drunk Ho was
brought boforo Judge Hayes who assessed
him a fine which with costs amounted
1010 Tho money was paid aud tho
ofleudor discharged
Oflicor Kauo arrested a inau giving
the name of Flemmiug at the Junctiou
Monday ou the suspicion that ho wus a
criminal wanted in another part of tho
country The fellow gave his homo as
88
Seattle and proved not to be the iudivid 1
ual wanted so was givou his liberty
Friends of Rev aud Mrs W H Eaton
to the number of a houseful called on
them at their home on South Fourth
street last evening without announcing
their iutontions The party took tho
form of a pouud social aud resulted in
a miscellaneous collection of all kiuds of
products being left on tho table of the
reverend goutleman and his wife
Thoso who attended tho function report
a most enjoyable evening
The beet sugar factory at Carlsbad
New Mexico expects to start on its
fourth annual sugar campaign on the
20th of this month Tho campaign is
but waiting for the ripeuiug of the boots
which it is expected will bo iu condi
tion for working by tho date set Tho
machinery of tho factory has been over
hauled and repaired and many improve
ments have beou made A successful
campaign is therefore anticipated
A railroad conductor from Washing
ton to Baltimore tells the following I
found a lady in black grieving profusely
1 asked My poor madam cau I bo of
any help to you aud what is the mat
tor Sho replied O conductor con
ductor I have my husbands remains in
the baggage car carrying them to Balti
more to bo cremated A little farther
down tho car a lady just as handsome
as the other said to me Conductor
what ails that good sister Madam I
replied she is carrying the body of her
husband to Baltimore to be cremated
aud I am surprised at her grief as it is
her fourth husband Lady No 2 began
to weep very loudly and in great sur
prise I said Madam you aro worse
than tho other sister What ails you
O conductor tho Lord is not good I
havo trusted to the Lord for forty years
aud novor had uary husband and thero
is a womau with husbands to burn
Mr Warraut supervisor of tho opera
house is now prepared fo deliver tho
tickets subscribed for good for tho open
ing night Tho eutortaiumout will
tako placo about Jauuary 1st or as soon
thereafter as possible The plau of tho
seating capacity is now coinplotod aud
provides for 818 seats divided as follows
Four boxes of eight seats each 13 Par
quot Soctiou A II B 81 059
total 222 Parqnet circlo D 57 K
8i F 57 total 200 Balcony Lower
sectiou G 53 II 55 Kr total 101
Balcony Upper section L 58 M
107 N r8 total SiA The seats aro
nil desirable and a good viow of tho stage
can be obtained from auy of them Tne
work ou the buildiug is progressing
finely aud It is believed that inside of a
week tho struoture will be ready for tho
roof The walls are now nbovo the tops
of tho side doors aud windows Tho
weather has thus for beeu vory favorable
for the work aud it is the hope of all
friends of the enterprise that it may bo
coutiuue
Considerable intorest was in evidenco
concerning the promised shower of
meteors last night and it is isafe to
presume that there were a larger num
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her of wido awake oyes than usual watch
lug tho starry heavens Alarm clocks
which had uot beeu usod for years wero
brought into requisition parties wore
organized to assist each other in keeping
awako nud other methods wero employed
to warn curious poople if tho Bpoctaclo
should tako place Tho sky was cloud
less but uo meteors appeared to tho
anxious watchers with one exception
Sol Mayor claims ho saw ono but ho has
not produced tho papers in substantia
tion of the assertion It is reported
that Asa K Leonard took up his vigil on
tho back stoop of his residouco prepared
to witness everything going and then
some but the soft balmy breezes lulled
him to sleep and ho would havo missed
tho sight if a million meteors had pre
cipitated thonisolves across tho range of
his vision It is said tho watchers will
keep vigil with renowed courage tonight
and some of thorn hope to give a signal
that will awake their less vigilant frieuds
should tho spoctaclo take placo
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS
A County Convention lu Session Here Yes
terday and Toduy
From Wednesdays Daily
The county Womans Suffrage con
vention was opened at tho Congrega
tional church last evening with a brief
address by the manager Miss Gregg of
Kansas
After the invocation and tho rendi
tion of some music the audience was
addressed by Rev Ida C Hultin of Il
linois iu a masterly speech The speaker
gave evidence of being woll informed
on the subject handled and her remarks
wero attentively listeued to
The convention continues through to
day and the evening session will bo hold a
the Congregational church this evening
at 8 oclock Rev Hultin and Mrs
Evelyn H Beldon president of tho Iowa
Womans Suffrago association will speak
tonight
All interested iu tho movement are
invited to attend the meetings aud be
come informed ou tho work aud tho man
uer of handling it
SOUTH NORFOLK
Mrs A Fishback is ou the feick list
Geo W Beymer who has been absent
for some time has returned
Rev Chas Rowse of Niobrara passed
through today enrouto home with the
remains of his daughter who died in a
hospital at Omaha
Geo W Hossman of Creightou passed
through yesterday with four cars of
blooded cattle purohased in the east
which will go toward stocking up his
ranch near the abovo town
A J Kuolliu Co nro now engaged
in the interesting process ofdipplng tho
bunch of sheep recently received by
them for the curing and provontiou of
disease They havo got through with
about 1000 head and it will require a
week or moro to oompleto tho job
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