The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, December 14, 1899, Page 11, Image 11

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Let us make a
SUGGESTION
What to buy for a
CHRISTMAS
PRESENT
A Pair of Shoes
A Pair of Slippers
A Pair of Leggins
What is Nicer
Davenport Bros
Norfolk Nebraska
NORFOLK LODGE NO 97
A 0 U W
Moots in Odd Follows Hall on tlio first and
third Fridays of each month Visiting broth
ra cordially luvitod to attend all our mooting
W B Hoffman Financier L 0 linrBolt Ho
eorder C U Dolan Mastor Workman
SIMPSONS CORNER
Offlco Hardys Coal Offloo
Firo insurance Farm and Loans
and Real Estato
Como and see mo
J E SIMPSON
FOR FIRST CLASS
MERCHANT TAILORINQ SEE
MY TAILOR
Where you will have suits well
made and trimmed which is
the main part of merchant tai
loring when they are made to
order
Call on fly Tailor and have
Prices Quoted
jrGT Get Excited
over CUT PEICES in Groceries They
are only
REGULAR PRIDES
AT
Thompsons Gash Grocery
FOR CASH
20 pounds Sugar for 100
4 pound package Gold Dust 14
5 packages Uneda Biscoit 25
2 packages Grape Nut 25
Splendid Vinegar per gal 18
1 gal pail Syrup 35
1 package Soda 04
10 sticks Candy 05
All Standard Soap 10 bars 25
ABO Crackers 7o By Box 07
Prunes per lb 05
Package Coffee 09
See Us and Save Money
The Weather
Conditions of the weather as recorded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 11
Minimum temperature 3
Average 7
Precipitation 00
Total precipitation for month 09
Barometer 2988
Forecast for Nebraska Fair and con
tinned cold tonight and Friday Colder
east portion Friday
THURSDAY TIDINGS
Telephone No 109 has been placed in
the residence of E B Konyou
Norfolk lodge No 40 I O O F
will meet this eveniug at 7 80 for work
in the Third degree
The funeral of Mrs Stengel hold this
afternoon was attended by n largo con
course of relatives and friends
Richard Raabe and Miss Brodhagn
were united in marriage this morning
at 11 oclock in Hadar by Rev Klugo
Travel for the west on the Elhkorn is
very brisk the trains being crowded
The eating house at the Junction last
evening was filled full to overflowing
H O Truman is having the interior
of his wall papotf and paint Btore rear
ranged to accommodate a large spring
b took which is already beginning to
arrive
Word has been recoived here to the
effect that Frank Gillette formerly a
well known resident of Norfolk is very
sick wjth typhoid fever at his homo in
New Plymouth Idaho
Dr Salter has flooded the tennis court
in his yard and provided the little folks
with a small and not dangerous rink
It is needless to Bay that his efforts iu
thoir behalf are appreciated by the
ohildren
An eclipse of the moou is promised by
astronomers on Saturday evening at 7
oclock about tho timo it risos and
thoso interested in astronomical phenom
ena will do woll to koop a sharp look
out for fair Luna
Tho breaking down of an ougiuo on
tho Black Hills tllvison yoBtorday re
sulted in tho train from tho west not
getting in bore until after C oclock last
ovonlng Tho train from tho oast was
oIbo lata lastovoniug
Horman A Schorroggo of Wakoflold
brother of E J Schorroggo of this city
has just received n patent for a bako
ovon which is pronounced by thoso who
have scon it a lino thing for its purpose
Ho will at ouco put it on tho market
Tho last of tho trusses ovor tho audi
torium of tho now opora houso is being
put up this aftornoon and tho hardest
part of putting up tho roof is being
completed Auothur day or so of tins
weather and tho roof matter will no
lougor worry Mr Warrant and Ills forco
of workers
Invitations havo boon recoived by
Norfolk friends issued by Mr and Mrs
William Honry Layha of Marcolino
Mo inviting them to bo presont at tho
mnrringo of thoir sistor Stolla Isabella
Ghesnutwood to ltico William Jlloyt
which will tako placo on Saturday Jan
uary 1 at 5 oclock p m at tho M E
church of that city Tho couplo will bo
at homo to thoir friends nt IV Chicago
avouuo Marcolino aftor Fobruary J
Mi3S Stolla has a largo circlo of friends
in Norfolk who will cougratulato heron
tho coming ovont
A dispatch to tho State Journal from
Ogalalla under dato of tho 12th says
Christ MoKeunoy aged 00 a shoo
inakor woll connected iu this county
was adjudged Insane and sent to Nor
folk tonight Mr McKinuoy loft tho
homo of his brother-in-law on North
Platto river and roamed ovor tho hills
for two nights at soparato times as ho
said playing foot ball his coat and hat
off His relatives think that had it not
been for tho exertion ho took ho would
havo chilled to death as tho nights were
very cold Mr McKouuoy was a thor
ough mochauic and had a largo business
having recently como hero from Mil
waukee whero ho worked in n factory
Froythaler has a lino lino Milwukeo
sausages the best produced any whore
Fine toilet cases for goutlemen or
ladies just tho thing for Christmas
You find them at
Hayes Jewelry Store
Beolors fire sale begins tomorrow
Buy toys for tho children nt Kiesaus
Fire Sale
Fresh minod Hauna and Rock Springs
lump and nut coal on track at Hardys
at all timeB
Houses for sale
T E Odiornb
Buy all your groceries of Box and get
the beet
PERSONAL
W S Pardonner is in Omaha on bus
iness
Guy Kierstead is a city visitor from
Tilden
M D Tyler was a Madison visitor yes
terday
Fred Schloph of Omaha is visiting in
Norfolk
Mr and Mrs Rome Miller woro in
the city last evening
Olivo R Lightner of Monroe was a
city visitor yesterday
Attorney Guy R Wilbur is in tho
city today from Wayne
Superintendent O W Crum is in tho
city today from Madison
Mr and Mrs J U Mixer were in
the city yesterday from Plainview
J W Ransom is absent on a business
trip to Grand Island and Ravenna
Mrs F Otis and Miss Otis were here
yesterday afternoon from Humphrey
Miss Hattie Chapman of Fremont
will visit relatives here for a few days
Mrs M B Meyers is hero from Stan
ton accompanied by her brother from
Oakdale
Judge J B Barnes returned last night
from Ponca whero ho had been attend
ing court
Ed Karror has returned from his visit
to Hastings and resumed his duties at
tho asylum
W W Finch representing Graiu O
is in the city from Aurora N Y solicit
ing orders for that beverage
Mr and Mrs P F Bell and Mrs
Chapman and son returned last evening
from their mission into Iowa
Miss Lottie Sldler has resumed her
duties with tho Johnson Dry Good com
pauy after a few days illness
Mr and Mrs Burt Mapes MiTs
Est alia Bevans and Mrs MoBrido drove
to Madison yesterday to visit friends
and relatives
O E Doughty returned last night from
a weeks business trip to the southern
part of the state and went to Madison
on the 10 30 train this morning
E Steward oxpross messongor on the
Union Pacific between hero and Colum
bus is moving his family into tho Shaw
cottage on South Twelfth street
Jewels purchasod at an easy price can
be found at Hayes jowelry store
Telophone No 112 will ring up Dr
F Verges residence und nflico
Beelers firo sale begins tomorrow
Oysters and celery at Schorregges
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY
T-
N1DRYJEAL MADE
E A Bullock Gets Half Inter
est in Sioux City Works
HE WILL BE MANAGER OF BOTH
Tho llunlaron Here Will Not tin Dotrlinrnl
lly Aftetel WlllMlt llvo in Norfolk
Uba Dlnpoxnil of Ills intercut In TncINc
llotl to II II rnttnrimn
E A Bullock has returned from
Sioux City whero ho concluded n deal
through which ho becomes half owner
in tho foundry at that place known
as tho Sioux Iron Works Ills asso
ciate is Milton Perry Smith who by
tho terms of tho deal secures a half In
terest In tho plant hero The company
thuB organized will conduct both works
of which Mr Bullock will bo manager
Ho will continuo to reside In Norfolk
but his duties will require his presence
in Sioux City occasionally Tho now
nrrangomont means no loss to Norfolk
and will probably result in tho better
ment of tho plant at this plico
John E Crouk who has boon an oill
oiont an competent assistant in tho bus
iness hero will bo superintendent of tho
Norfolk plant while Mr Smith will
havo chargo of tho works at Sioux City
It is plauned to so conduct tho two
plants that a certain class of work will
bo givon special attention at each insti
tution For inBtauco in tho manufac
ture of tho popular warm nir furnaco a
certain portion will bo mado horo and
another portion at Sioux City This
will result iu oponing up a field for that
business which Mr Bullock had not
boon ablo to ontor uudor tho former
method of manufacture and those who
know something of its success predict
that its famo will soon spread through
out the country
This plant will botwoon now and
spring bo especially fitted for tho man
ufacture of hot air registers and other
improvements both hero and at Sioux
City aro under contemplation An im
provement at tho Sioux City works will
bo tho fitting up of machine and boiler
shops and it is believed that tho work
which neither or both of tho works enn
not handle will bo a very largo and dif
ficult contract indeed
Both institutions aro now very busy
and the work is being rushod to thoir
full capacity As an instanco of what
the uniting of interests may moan to
Norfolk it might bo Btated that on Mr
Bullocks return ho brought a largo
order from Cherokee Iowa which will
be filled horo and othors of a similar
oharactor aro sure to follow
Tho new corporation is capitalized at
50000 and its business starts out with
every prospect of success
The field for largo works at Sioux City
is largo as tho Sioux works is the only
foundry in the city and it is anticipated
that the job work done there will be
especially largo
Mr Bullocks friends hero will con
gratulate him on breaking his environ
ments and reaching out into new fields
and new territory worthy of his nbility
Sella Interest In Pacific Hotel
BecauBo of tho new duties and re
sponsibilities he has assumed E A
Bullock this afternoon disposed of his
interest in tho Pacific hotel property to
H H Pattorson This will give the
latter gentleman a controeingintorestin
the stock of that institution and the
ability with whioh ho has conducted tho
affairs of the hotel sinco assuming the
management speaks well for its future
success Ho makes an ideal landlord
and his friends will bo pleased to know
that he has enlarged interests in tho
business
For tho best pure apple cider try some
of that Ohio make at FroythalerB
Beelers fire sale begins tomorrow
Santa Clans headquarters is Kiesaus
Notice to Mock Holders
Tho regular annual meoting of tho
stock holders of the Norfolk National
bank of Norfolk Nobraska will bo held
at tho banking houso of said bank on
Tuesday January Dth lOOObetween the
hours of 10 a m and 4 p m of said day
for the election of directors
Norfolk December Dth 1899
W H Bucholz
Cashier
Snidors catsups at Boxs
Beelers firo sale begins tomorrow
Everything in tho sterling silver
uovolties and at right prices at
Hayes Jowelry Storo
Farm and city loans
TnK Duuland Trust Co
I thank my stars I have found Hayes
Jowelry and Musio House
DrFrank Salter Diseases of ohildren
Whats in a name Everything
when you come to medicine When
you get Hoods Sarsaparilla you get the
best money can buy
Beelers fire solo begins tomorrow
Nothing liner for Christmas presents
thou cut glass You can find a beautiful
line to soloct from at
Hayes Jowelry Storo
A New Olllce
The goneral ollioo of tho Piano Manu
facturing company of Chicago was
opened to tho publio yesterday afternoon
in the Rome Miller building west of the
express olllce While tho contemplated
arrangements have not all been made
T
DECEMBER
wan dli
Fresh oysters In any
Ton
rr
M 1899
ouough dlflolosod to show a porfoot
oflloo for tho business to bo transacted
Tho ofllco will bo occupied by Manager
W H Blakonmu and his assistants mid
from It will bo dlrooted tho business of
tho company for tho north half of No
braska under tho supervision of tho Chi
cago hoadquartors From horo Rtock
for tho territory will bo transferred and
a full lino of tho Implements manufact
ured will bo kept on hand nt all times
Tho room is partitioned off with a
wovou stool netting forming n lobby
near tho door for those having business
and keoplng tho desk and olllco room
free from intrusion Bohlud this screen
Is an array of desks chairs oablnots for
stationery and other fixtures for tho
handling of business An eight foot
standing desk a largo safe nomo chairs
and a settoo in tho lobby aro yet to bo
added
Tho largo display whitlow will bo let
tered with an appropriate advert Isoinont
of concave lettering and will bo cur
tained It will bo used for a display of
attractive advertisements of tho com
pany it now contaluig a small working
model of n mowing machine which at
tracts considerable attention A largo
sign will also adorn tho outside of the
building
In tho rear of tho main olllco is a
room llttud up for private business
transactions which contains a private
tolophono A desk tolophono will bo
used in tho main olllco
Tho company may woll bo proud of
their achievements in this territory for
which no small share of the orodit may
well bo given o Mr Blukonmn Tho
ollioo besides being a great con vruionoo
Is an attractive addition to tho business
housos of Norfolk and tho enterprise of
tho company should be highly esteemed
not only by the people of tho city but
thoso of tho entiro territory roprohonted
Box can suit you on colToo
Dolls albums toilot articles porfuiu
ory and other suitablo gifts may bo so
cured ut Kiesaus at right prices
Even beggars may chooso at Hayes
Boolors firo salo begins tomorrow
Tho Latimer houso and lot in tho
Heights for salo Easy terms Inquire
of T E Odiomo
Farm laud and city property for
by G R Seiler
salo
stylo ut tho Bon
Tint News od aopartmout is com
plete in ovory particular
Lost A black ico wool fascinator
Finder please leavo at Nuws ofllco
Sturgeon is the piano man
Constipation
Headache Biliousness
Heartburn
Indigestion Dizziness
Indicate that your liver
Is out of order The
best medicine to rouso
the liver and euro all
these ills Is found In
Hoods Piils
25 cents Sold by all medicine dealers
4 H
n e
if
HARDY
always keeps in
stock all tho best
grades of
o
HARD AND SOFT
Coal in all sizes All coal scroenod and
dolivercd promptly Satisfaction guar
A
anteed Yards east
of U P depot
TELEPHONE
NO 36
Uptown 0fflce4th St
L
THE AX CUTS DEEP
AND-
PRICES
COME
TUMBLING
DOWN
AT THE
Fair Store
20 pounds Granulated Sugar 100
Merry War Lye per oau 05
4 pound packago Gold Dust 15
Package Coffees 10
53 cans Guaranteed Tomatoes 25
8 cans Guaranteed Com 25
10 bars White Russian Soap 25
10 bars Beat Em All Soap 25
10 bars Santa Clans Soap 25
Sweet or Sour Pickles per doz 05
Best Tea in town per lb 50
As good Vinegar aa anybodys
porgul 20
10 lb sack Whoatel 25
Mb paokago Soda guaranteed 05
Full Cream Cheese per lb 15
No 2 Lamp Chimnoy 05
2 pounds Soda or Oybtor Crack-
ore A BO 15
3 Spools Standard Thread 10
11
HOLIDAY GOODS
lly nsHorttnunt of
Holiday Goods Is now
Tho stock consists of
All Jackets
open to inspection
Albums Plush Goods
Toilot Sots Fino Stationery
Fino Porftiincs Books
Pockot Books Calendars otc
Wo can save you nionoy on proscriptions
GEO B CHRISTOPH Tlie Druggist
A PLAIN TALE
TRUTHFULLY TOLD
We Must Have Room
As I Intend to put my Two Stores into ONI3 mid In order
niuko room am offering CUT IltlUKH on everything
will be sold at
Actual Factory Cost
All Winter Oootls nt prices wo cannot replace thorn now It will
big to como and set Keiuombor hit Prices on Everything
THE DRY GOODS PLACE
71K
to
pay you
F A HUSTON
Robertson Blk Norfolk Neb
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WALL PAPER
From ioc a Double Roli up
Window Shades Room Mouldings Paints Oils7 Glass
MNthist Brushes Etc Etc
Painting Paper Hanging and Decorative Work at Fair Price
SVfSS
BABIES
CRY FOR
Have
You
Tried Them
WHEATLING
AND BREAD MADE FROM
BOH TON FLOUR
SUGAR CITY CEREAL MILLS
The Norfolk Cash Store
II AS ATioM lLKTK LINK OK
Gents Furnishing Goods Boots and Shoes Hats
Caps Overcoats ftueensware Glassware
Call and seo tho uico DINNER SETS offered at low prlcos Prices
guaranteed tho lowest Groceries a specialty Best Brands of
Flour Highest price paid for Batter and Eggs Como and
leave your orders and they will bo woll taken caro of and dolivored
ZZXrii A Q BOHNERT Proprietor
C W BRAASCH
DEALER IN
GKeitT
Exclusive agent lor the Celebrated Sweetwater Rook Spring Coal the
best In the market
Scranton Hard Coal in all sizes TELEPHONE 61
Norfolk
National
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N A IlAINBOrr Preeideut
ALKXANDKU 11KAU Vice Preaideot
W H HUCHOLZ Caililer
EWZUTZ AnUUut Cashier
Bank
OLDEST ESTABLISHED BANKING EUSIHESS IN NORTHEAST NEBRASKA j
Capital 10000000
Surplus 2000000
Does a General Banking Business
Buys and Soils Exchange
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Drafts and Money Orders Sold on any Point In Europe
A General Steamship and Foreign Passage Business Transacted
DIEHOTOES
A BEAU K P HANLON P J HALK W H UUCHOfZ wm 7riT
3 KA BAINBOLT JOHN B HAYS F VKBQKtf
B B COTTON