Loup City Northwestern.
__ LOUP CITY, SHERMAN COUNTY,'NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1897. NUMBER Is
The Northwestern
?UBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
AT THE COUNTY SEAT.
OKU. K. DEJIIIITIOTIOR,
Editor and Publisher.
TERMS SI 60 per Tsar, II Paid In Advanea
Bnt«r«<i *» tbs Ionp City roatofllcs lor trul
nlMioD throsgb tbs malls as sacond.
olass mattar.
HOW MANY EXTRAS, I’EEASE?
Wc have set the matter in our write
up this week to an uncommon measure
for newspaper work , hut we do so in
order to save putting it up again for
our Hook of Facts. All tins matter so
arranged an it now appears in this issue
will lie compiled in the book with the
other matter previously published in
Tun North WESTERN, together witti
Hie foot notes heretofore mentioned,
and which have not yet readied the
public. We have several hundred ex
tra copies of this Issue and will furn
ish extras to any who desire it for the
small sum of tire cents per copy. The
hook will cost you llfty cents, aud if
you want copies to send to eastern
friends will make you reduced prices
on extra orders. Wo expect to have
Hie book done about the first of August
it may lie sooner. The reason we have
taken so much time In compiling tills
book, which will consist of a little less
than a hundred pages, is because we
have not bud means to hire help on the
mechanical work, and so have dune a
greater part of the work ourselves
as we could spare the time from
our other duties. For the biographi
cal sketches such as appears on another
page we charge each. If there
me others who wish to he represented
in the eight hundred copies of the
hook we should be pleased to do so at
this very low price. Copy for sketch
or at least a statement of dates and
tacts must reach this oillce not later
than 10th of July, and if everybody
waits until (tie last day somebody will
get left, because we cannot handle the
copy all at the same time. Hand rot;us
inns early as possiple, and in as con
deuced a form as possible.
HIKES AND BREAKS.
Bicycle riding on the streets of Loup
City lias become so reckless that it has
been necessary for the village board to
pass an ordinance prohibiting ttiose in
dulging in the pastime from riding on
the sidewalks. The ordinance should
also provide that all bicyclists procure
light* for their wheels when riding after
Night. Among the casualities which
have occurred during the past week
from bicycle riding are:
A collision between Dick O'Bryan
and Frank Smith. Cause, riding with
out headlights. Result, Dick unharmed;
Frank badly bruised and unable to get
up; was carried home.
A runaway of Mr. O. D. Hanson's
team. Damage, wagon tongue brokent
the slivered end of which pierced one
of tlie beautiful animal's front feet,
tearing the tlesli from the bone and ren
dering the noble steed useless.
Master Arthur Brown was run over
and three of his toes lacerated, which
lie Iims slice been carrying In a sling
John I»addoW‘s team was frightened
by a wheel, the innocent country life
which farm hones lead preventing them
from knowing the harmlessi.es* ol a
hike. I he damage In tills case was a
broken huggy tongue and a severe shook
to the rural animals’ nerves.
This is ell tor this time. Hoping soon
lo hear of some good etlucts trom the
’ passage of Ihe ordinance above referred
to we are respectfully in favor of a bet
ter system of regulation regarding the
bicycle crane which ha* recently <«
vaded l.oupt’ity
II vftlt l.t • h
The kt |*aul ft'1 public an that
Victor Mct'iaeWeu ami) Muith
and •tames rum an. thiee vnong la • »
ol that town experiences! e series «f
remarkable adventures In Omaha, N»
tirask s metropolis last week koine
time ago the lads pa* *d a lot of old r«
vulvers, hr art hnuekln*, etc , into a gup
and started will presumably to kill In
dive* .Vtrtv ng It Omaha they tilled
• loom end >iiipwc«ed their he longing*
ley eg "at lb* r at >eu%i of weapon* on a
it Is Ike Imptemeule ot warfwre
were <een t>» a peace*' * it. trued **<
er who *u«pected the istjt of oeing pro
I ••tonal b akwsi m- H aa.f votepi-. oil
to the puttee who ptetapoj ar reared
tire w k re satfi t»n the charge of nartf
mg > on wealed weapon* I belt I suit
In Imre* ie* in tbelv favor oil th*v
weve tetva*sit with a a41 ti ng to ■«.***
the • lit, to*! ebtlw endeavoring to *41
ft "nt lb* It* |t|Hi ( MM lit Ike cunt I
to «g M < re nan we* held up end
tubbed of fin low an h*«t bt* grip tn
Ike skuibw end went tree* to ***••■»♦ th*
•metier f* the ralkurtl e* lie en
ttt#« | H> iMillhf Wf % MN|f vK*#?
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and stopped in ttie corrlders to talk to
the prisoners, when he was caught by
in ofllccr who searched him and found
i pair of brass knuckles. After spend
mg the night in jail he was permitted
to go his way minus his weapon.
Lioaal I7sv/s.
croquet sets at Watklnson's
Nice corn beef at Reynolds’ meat
market.
Hammocks from 75 cents up at Wat
kinsoti's
A good cow for sale Enquire at
Watklnson’s.
.John lloppsr hopped over to Sit. l’aul
yesterday on business.
The North western can boast of
live new subscribers since our last issue1.
Annual school meeting and election
sf school officers the last, Monday In
June.
(iusteyer now carries a complete
itock of ready made clothing for men
iud boys.
This section of country has been
visited with two splendid ruins during
the past week.
Mrs. W.J. Fisher left Tuesday morn
ing for a two weeks' visit with her par
sets at Shelton.
Don't think because Uasleyer does
not ask you two prices, that. Ills goods
ire not all right.
.1, D. Ford shipped a carload of stock
to niurket, yesterday, lie will ship
igain Wednesday.
M. Eescbinsky. the photographer, lias
i rush of business at present and i.»
turning out lirst-class work.
We understand liiat Representative
J. M. Snyedr will quit the farm and
move to I.oup City in a few days
You have tried “77'* tor Grip and
Cold* now try “JO” for Dyspepsia.
For sale by all druggeste ‘iti cents,
O.Benschoter and family arrived from
Iowa last Tuesday. Lan will take pos
session of the Hound front ham soon.
I)o you need a washing machine,
clothes wringer, wash boiler, tinware,
or anything in that line,? If so call on
T. M. Heed.
Soren L. Sorenson of Loup City and
Dortiia M. Peterson, of Boelus were
married od Saturday. June 5th. by
■Judge Hannibal at St Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Hev. Chandler, former
M. E. Pastor of this city, but now of
Callaway was visiting friends in this
City Thursday. Mr. Chandler extended
his visit to this office.
W. K. Melior started Wednesday for
a ten days business and pleasure trip
to Michigan City. He will visit other
points on bis return when he will en
deavor to interest parties in some real
estate matters.
Farmers and others who enjoy a homo
like place to stop when in town will
find Kosseter's the place to go. It is
the prettiest home plot in the city, and
while not exactly a hotel, lias pleasant
rooms and conveniences that more pre
tentious buildings called hotels have not
S. F. Reynolds, proprietor of the pio
neer meat market, bought nineteen head
of sucking calves in March, INtKi. which
..I..I,,..I .... un.l tl.aa.-aa ac.iiskI
town. They co»t him on an average of
ft:!.SO per head, lie fed them just one
year and aold the bunch for St'-'S.lt'l or
ft *a *h per head.
We are reipieated to announce that
there will he (’hlldren'a Day exeroue*
at the ItaptDt church next Sunday
and aDo that Met Sbattuch. «>f the
tiraud Dland ItaptDt college will
preach Sunday morning and continue
service* regularly through the auitiiuer
every Sunday morning and e\ruing
t'lereattcr We understand that Mev
''hattuch wilt locale at l.oup fit?
Adaiu Jachaupp the grain and ■lw k
tiuyer. - *»« that he expect* to »*ilp nut
of .aherman comity timing the next year
,liner carloatD of grain to any no thing
of the large aoioooi of enttl* * cl h<*g<
lle.it* II..' (tie |n den I luhi it it
go.... ciop* a. I warrant him m malting
Ihl* alateuient lie ha* elevalote at
1 oiip t . v \*htow amt wchaupp * * d
ng and I* unit one id the aevnral gram
t..iy»r* t* 'mu in • • nniv
It a man had a * at hull pup he *wnhl
kndt eH*r it • areiullv. and rat let tt rua
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4IIH III# ’Mill |^ »|»
Mr. Hickman has the nicest field of
corn so far reported to this office. It is
without weeds, stands ten Inches high 1
and has but very few missing lulls.
: j At tho present writing tho prospects j ^
for a largo crop of all kinds is good. J
Small grain is shooting out splendidly j|
and corn is large enough to cultivate. I
The village tioard met last Tuesday s
morning and among other tilings grant- <
ed license lor a saloon to John P. Mur- |
pliy. who opened up business soon after- I
words.
Alfalfa is making a ripld growth, 1
some of it being ready for harvest.
With good growing weather tills crop
is harvested three times during the j
season.
A sample from John Fisher's wheat (
field was brought to this office Monday. ,
There were forty-nine well developed ]
shoots from one kernel of wheat, the
stems being of an average height of ten
inches.
1C. S. Hay hurst raised twenty-seven
acres of winter wheat In 1895, which
thrashed out 1,491 bushels, machine
measure, and weighed out sixty-four
pounds to the bushel.
The Olilsen Bros, have manufactured
a fine lot of brick this season. They
have extensive brick yards and the
ipiali ty of the. brick is us good as can
lie produced anywhere.
Julius Buss of llsyestown was in
Coup City Tuesday. He made tills of
lice a call and left the wiieiewith to
uav fora weekly visit of Till-: Noitrn
wkstkks to tiis household for the en
suing year.
J. Phil Jaeger has a tine system of
waterworks, with underground piping. '
and sm everlasting supply ol' water,
which cornea from the irrigation ditch ,
lie can throw water on any part of Inn
building in ease of tire.
Win. Landon of Washington towa
ship was at Loup City Saturday, and
while here made this ©Hiee a pleasant
call and left tlio wherewith to insure a
weekly visit from this paper to his ,
household for another year.
ignite a delegation from Loup City ■
went to Kearney yesterday to represent
the local Epwortb league in the state i
convention of that organization now In
session there. Among the number
were: F. E Brewer, John W. Long, C,
J. Tracy, Miss Ella Long, Miss Mamie
Grow, Mrs. Hattie Jones and others. |
When the poor eastern renter who
pay* from 81 to 85 per acre for land
learns the very important truth that
three years cash rent would buy a farm
in the great Loup country he will take
the first opportuaity to break away
from the rent habit and buy a farm of his
own. Bead the advantages which Shor
man county ©Hers to the eastern renter
printed on another page in this issue.
CLEAR CREEK NEWS.
Crops of every dlsoription are look
ing line.
The Mrs. Henry Hi-tier's suicide is
the topic of conversation.
Camp meeting of free Methodist per
suasion is iu progress at Round Grove.
Three inches of rain in one week and
one inch the next week and so it goes
in tliis locality, Hkcokdkk.
For Hal* or Irmlt*.
A thoroughbred Jearsy bull Kii«|iur#
at $t. Elmo hotel, Loup City, Nebraska 1
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NotUi- o! Tlmltcr 4 utlur* final l*r«of
I ' II11«9>ft Stall** 1.2111*1 Ofllen Ht I .III t
coin. Nel>ra»ka, Apall I*»U7. \ i
Notice i* hereby given that John N
Fiaber ha» tiled aotiee of intention to j
make dual proof before County Judge,1
M|i;'nnaa County, at bid olltee in l.oup
Citjr Netiradlca on Hadurday the 19 day
of June 1*07 au tliutier culture appllea*
lion So. "UK.*. for the N C •|Uarter of
mvturn So. Jl lu To«n»hi|> So, tH S
| It tug* So. || \V
lie name* a« w tti*c»»e*» John i,*
|*rs*y, lutoi ,len», Herman Ftrtdg and
tietoge Ware of l.oop Nebraska.
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I I I Mill* h» I »» 4tt Iwt a* Mapp'd
• >itag a tptatu *>.t*ett, »« iM l»i
,tat ot Jolt t*t*T at 11 o *l,a* a a* **f
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H* U<ta*iaad g>M.
i. %l*l*t s ASH IIM I* tll ia l>
hi i it u r m tti »'!•*
To California Comfortably.
Kvrry Thursday afternoon, a Tour*
»t sleeping ear from Salt Lake rity.
Ian Kranslsco anil Los Angeles leaves
)maba anil Lincoln by the Iturllngton
tontc.
It is carpeted upholstered in rattan;
ias spring seats and hacks and is
irovlded with curtains, bedding, towels
oop, etc. An experienced excursion
oiidiictor and a uniformed I’lillinan
lorter accompany it through to the
’antic coast.
While neither so expensively finished
or so line to look at as a palace sleep,
r. It is just as good to ride in. Second
Ins* tickets arc accepted for pussage
ml the price of a birth, wide enough
ud big enough for two, is only #’>
Kor folder giving full particulars, call
t nearest Iturllngton ticket olllee or
trite to I. KfUNMH, G 1’. A,. Bur
Ingtoii Itoute, Omaha., Neb.
. i , or HAM UNDKK CHATTI .
MOHTUAOK.
Notice is hereby given that by vlrtueof »
ittel mortgage ifatiul on I In- Will (lay ol
i igust, IHWI, mill duly libel in the olllee of
1,0 county Clerk oI Mht rman county, No
, ,huit, on t In* 1st h day of August, is'.m, and
cc,ulcd by August Hloinquisl I . Hut Mc
nnlck Harvesting Machine coninnriy or
icago, Illinois, III forporiitlon duly 01
,,|zt.tl unitin'the laws of Hit- statu of HI i.
ois), to smuire tint payment of the sum of
.. mid tipoii « lilcli there Is now due tint
iiiolfW.H'i licfaull having In in in ulc in
" pity moil t of said mi'll mid no nil or
u-r procectllng of law having been lu
lu toil to recover said debt or no pm I
ocreof, therefore I will sell tlm propurl v
•r«d u ileserlbcd. vis: one iron yiay bor
cm old, named Jim; one wIdle marc ■.
, us old. named Null; one yearling heifer,
dor red i, weight a boat inn ponmls, one
.t, I.i ms it, n il ill*' Si 1 \ . f I ll t f
i., right IntiKl ii|iron elevator, hiiiho ii. pm
,H«.1 -canon Ill public miction IN '
- ,nt of I be law linin' of 'J' s Nightingale
I he vIIlie '■ ol l.olifi l It v . •'Iiei'luiiti |
unty, Nciiiu-Uii, on tliu Mb 'lay ol June,
,, ill ID o'clock ii in.
I tut cil April 17, l»»v
Mil OK Mil'll IIA KV RSTINO MaiIIINI. Cl).
Ily k. tv. Iiuiz. tliclc agent,
liic nbovc hiiIO w». ailjotirneil to July
I li, 1*V7.
|i INKS, !
1 * prop. .ii- EXPRESS ani.
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GENERAL DELIVERY LINE
Ml KxprPHH or Freight order* promptly
ii tended to
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Ji M. NIGHTINGALE,
LAWYER
lies a Genera! Law and Collection Bnsiness
A Notary Public, Stenographer ami
Typewriter In Ofltco.
ONE HOOK NORTH OK FIRST BANK.
LOLP CITY, • • M KB RAMA.
yy J. FISHER,
AttnpnEU-at-Law,
AND N'OTHY PUBLIC.
Will Defend in Foreclosure Cases
A',SO do a general real
ESTATE BUSINESS.
Ofllee In Nobtiiw**t*kk i. n» 'Ung
i,OVl‘ C1TV, • • K BRA SKA
MONTHLY I
SUFFERING. |
*T*bonsanda of i
* women are p
troubled at ,
inoiubty inter
val* with pains 1
in the head, 1
hack, breast*,
shoulder*,side* I
hip* aud limbs. I
Hut they weed f
not sutler. [ I
These pains are symptom* of I j
d*u£<-iou* deraUK«mrnt* that I
tsn b« corrected. The men- I
4 strual function shout ! operate |
paiulctoly, I
WineM
liuks* menstruation painless, ft.
A fstsosy Ivtu'lsitsl " t bs I
i h sir sMt-sH. * ita.li, ms Co,, I
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n.s suit as t«».« L
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timk tablk.
1,01 I’ CITY, NKBK.
Lincoln, Denver,
Omaha, Helena,
Chicago, Butte,
St, Joseph, Salt Lake City.
Kansas City, Portland,
St. Louis. San Francisco,
anil all points and all points
Hast ami South West
TRAINS I.KAVr AM FOLLOW*!
So r,l A rent , tally except Sunday
for all point* I lift a in
So. 5,1. Arcm. dally, except Sunday
for Arcadia. fl:.'iOpm
Mlneplnu, dinner and reclIniiiK chair ear*
*«at* from on tbrouKli tram* Tlnkats
mill ami Inurgaac checked to any |*iint In
he tf nlted State* or Oanadu.
For Intormatlon, maim, time tatile* and
Ickets rail on or write to A F. W«rl*
Auent. Or .1. Fit A*(!la, Uen'1. Passenger
Agent, Omalia, Nebraska,
U. I’. KAII.WAV
riegimilng Sunday. November 17th.
rains will arrive and depart at this
nation as follows:
Leaves Leave*
Monday. /r>r,0 TuMdny, JH:W
Wednesday, > ,, l'hurs<lay. r
h'rlday, Saturday 1
Arrive* at Loup City daily 0.16p.m.
hilly.
close connection at Cnind Island for
ill points Hast and West
F W l 'link. Aircnt
1,011 p Oily MarUnt Krpnrl
Prices paid lor;
Jorn * •l'*
Wneat ,l:l
lata ..... I*
logs . .
;ow» and hellers ci.no 48 n mi
readers .. *•"
{utter, per pound 10
tags, per do* *
Peksonai.. The gentleman who an
loyed the congregation last Sunday hy
continually coughing will It ml Instant
•ellcf hy using One Minute Cough Cure,
i speedy and harmless remedy for
hroat. and lung troubles,- Odendahl
Hres.
,KSH THAN HALF RATES TO
HAN FRANCISCO.
Via the Burlington Route.
June at) to July if, account national
convention Christian endeavorers Hpe
ial trains Through tourist and palace
ileepef*. Stopovers allowed at and
vest of Denver. Return via Portland,
Yellowstone Park and Black Hills if
lesired Kmleavorers ami their friends
ivho take the Burlington route are
guaranteed a quick, cool, comfortable
journey, line secenery d»y daylight) and
Irst class equipment. Berths reserved
»nd descriptive literature furnished on
request. Bee neurest Burlington agent
or write to J. Francis, general passen
ger agent Burlington route, Omaha.
HUMPHREYS*
No. 1 Cures Fever.
No. 2 “ Worms.
No. 8 " Infants’ Diseases.
No. 4 “ Diarrhea.
No. 7 “ Coughs.
No. 8 Cures Neuralgia.
No. 0 “ Hoadaohe.
No. lO “ Dyspepsia.
No. 1 1 “ Delayed Periods.
No. 12 " Leuchorreo.
No. 18 CureB Croup.
No. 14 “ Skin Diseases.
No. IB ” Rheumatism.
No. 10 “ Malaria.
No. 19 “ Cntarrh.
No. 20 Cures Whooping Cough
, No. 21 “ Asthma.
No. 2 4 “ General Debility.
No. 20 “ Sea-Sickness.
No. 27 ” Kidney Diseases.
; No. 28 Cures Nervous Dsblllty.
| No. 30 “ Urinary Dlssases
No. 32 " Heart Disease.
No. 34 “ Sore Throat.
No. 77 “ Colds and Grip.
Dll. Ht'MPlIUKYN’ IloMkOPATHlr Manual
or Dihkamkm Maii.bh Fins.
Hmull tiottln* of pl«»»»nt p*!l*«j, fit th* Y**t
luwiknt, Mold liy ilruc(i«t«, or mintjtr«p*Id npos
| rncnlpt of prion, n> nnnta, rtxnupt No*, H. *na It
urn triadn $1.00 ui/n only, llttrnpljr*y*' M*dt
i t'ltin Company. Ill William Ht., Now York.
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HUMPHREYS*
WITCH HAZEL OIL
“THE PILE OINTMENT."
For PflM-liUmal or Internal. Blind or Bj>idlW|l
r'lptnlA In Ano: Id hint <r hit < »I1hk of Um fc«rtun.
The relief la ImimxlUto- the cure certain.
raiOE, fiO OTB. TniAVp)ZE,^a§
0ol4 I f |>f ugglntd, wr gml j/ .al paid r>ti rncglpt •( prig*.
utnj'itMKiH' mb. to., 111 a i 11 whims •*., nw vein
N# ONE DIES No one dla* «f Pul
monary disease, the result of cold, wh®
takes ,,77”ln time. For sal* by all drug
gists. 25 cent*.
FOK MODEHN WOODMEN
Nebraska Woodmen who purpose at
tending the Dubuque meeting will b*
pleased to learn that the Burlington
route will run a through sleeping ear
from Omaha to Dubuque, leaving
Omaha at 5:06 p. u> Sunday, May 30
and arriving at Dubuque 11:45 a in.
May 31. (Stopover at Fulton to visit
Woodmen headquarters. Berths and
tickets on application to any Burling
ton route agent.
We want one good man (having
horse), a- permanent, superintendent for
Hhurmun county, to attend to our bus
Incas, on salary. Must send along with
application, strong letters of recom
mendation as to honesty, integrity, and
ability. State occupation. Address P.
O. Box 1632, Pblla., Pa.
HAIL! HAIL!
THE ST- PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
F. E. BREWER. Agent.
This company has been engaged in the Hail bueinesa for the
past thirteen years. Within the last eleven years it has paid for ioesee
by Hail the aura of «34 I.0W.47. Thie large sum of money has been
paid without a siugle law suit, aud to the satisfaction of the claimant!.
Tin, Hail policy issued is the fairest and moat equitable ever
issued by any insurance company. It careially protacts the interest of
the insured and provides a just method for arriving at the amount of tho
loss iii case the crop should he injareii by hail.
This is the ouly Stock Fire Insurance Company in theUaitod
States engaged in the Hail liueiuesa. It has ample aeeota to cover ail lia
bililies, as >..u will see by the alatement herewith It paye ita loasea
promptly and houeetly.
• NVe eolmt your busiueas for the year
I am also agent for the Home Ktre Inaumnoe Company of Oma
ha, Nebraska
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