For Hardware, Tinware,Furniture and Undertaking in all its branches go to Watkinson, Loup City,Neb
Lioaal Dsws.
Call at the Racket Store, for bargains
In Furnltuie ar.d Hardware.
Skates! The Klipper Klub are the
best. At Watklnson's.
Hans l’edersou of Rockville added his
hame to our subscription list Saturday.
One Min ute Cough Cure cures quick
ly. That's what you want Odendahl
Bros
W. R. Oust of Rockville came in
Yesterday and subscribed for this paper
for a year.
If you are wanting Furniture or Hard
ware and want a bargain, call at the
Racket Store.
Hon. J. N. Paul of St. Paul is attend
ing district court hete. lie baa some
important cases in court
We have three marriage notices re
corded and understand that two more
licenses have been issued.
I)r. Sumner Davis, Oram) Island Speci
alist in disesses, of Eye, Ear, Nose ard
Throat Examination for glasses.
Henry Heasland,„of Bristol township
is a new subscriber to the NORTHWEST'
KHN having added hi* name Tuesday
Allle Simmons came In last Wed
nesday and mode the printer happy to
the extent of $*-’.40 which amount sets i
him right until Jan. 1st. 1*00
Miss Beil Mulick went to the country
last Monday morning to taka her slater
May's place as teacher, the latter having
recently got married and gone to house
keeping.
Don't forget that John Eggers la sail
ing the best kind of lard for only ft ets.
per pound. Call and see him. He will
give you equa lly as good bargains in
all meat Hues.
Don't forget to glance over the new
add of T M. Heed in this issue. Mr
Rei d has a very large stock of imple
ments on hand as well us a full stock
o f everything in his line.
The German Vereln will give a
masquerade bail on March 17. 8t
Patricks Day. Ladies in costume free,
not masked 25 cts. Gentlemen 50. Tick
ets on sale at Odendahl Bros.
Children and adults tortured hy burns,
scalds, injuries, exzema, or skin diseas
es may secure instant relief by using
DeWItt's Witch Hazel Halve. It Is the
great Pile remedy Sdd by Odendahl
Bros.
After years of untold suffering from
piles, B W. Purnell of h'nltnersville, Pa .
was cured by using a single box of De
Witt's Witch Hazel Halve. Skin diseas
es such as exzema. rash, pimples and
obstinate sores are readily cured by this
famous remedy. Hold by Odendahl Bro.
Sheriff Patton has purchased the A.
L. Zimmerman resident property in the
east part of town and will occupy same
about the tirst of March. We under
stand that county clerk, Minshull will
occupy the bouse to be vaeated by the
sheriff.
Whooping cough is the most distress
ing malady; but its duration can be cut
•bort by the use of One Minute Cough
Cure, which is also the best known re
medy for croup and all lung and bron
chal troubles. Hold by Odendahl Bro's
Several ladies of the village who at
tended a carpet rag bee last Friday
afternoon, given at tbe residence of
Mrs. W. O. Brown, on aouth side of the
river report an excellent time. Quite a
large crowd was present. It ia atated
that the ladiee worked well and sewed
lota of rags and that tbe hostess served
a moat excellent supper.
Rev. Woody, former resident of Sber
man courty, and who made the race
for representative of Sherman county
on the rspubliean ticket la in the city
Mr. Woody ia now a resident of t'otton
wood, Mi a* la county, California but
etill ha* lauded interests here. We un
deretain! that he wtil visit Illinois and
Wisconsin before r« turning home
Adaui Zohn, of Elm township was
in the city last Saturday and purchased
tome young stock of J. l> Ford Adam
Is evidently one of KUu township’s pros
perous farmers He also squared ao
counts with the printer by presenting
us with a check Urge enough to covet
a year In advance,
i’aul Mistier, of the west side of the
•uuntv, while visiting the county seat
as a juryman last Tuesday gave thti
sanctum a friendly call and left th«
wherewith to ta*uie a weekly visit ft on
this county oittciai organ lor a year •
advance. I’aul also purchased tt<<
v-pte* of our ' iieok of Facte. ’ f star o|
which he w ill send to ftiend* in the easi
Mis# tivoigla t.uuley, who ha* b**i
gulag In school at losup t’llv this winl
Si gave a tcilhdsf party to h*t nuutet
tins ft lend* and school males U*i Mon
day evvmag the ucvsalon was Ho
netwhraiOM of h*r alstnenth I* rth I * t
aouti viaerr and a spiegcid time U re
ported glu tiiutgii w*a the rest) >*
of many present* The \>rgiit» ititai
aldn* U*r many htppy return* of th<
day
Ml** I.iilia* Five el***wii-uist w|i
give an enterlainwcoi at I-up t Ity Is
lae M It t hutch. Match frd ISM
The ttwsaha Kw of M>*a Flhe
'the of | he nswst interest log enter lain
awau given I* tlotah* tn a laag Han
mm that presented at the '»r*aul hi
Mvtht *’ ’ Church laei alght hy Mtn
MMrah !*<»» M«»* ISh« has tew eup«t
Par* her • wrh »n*t alght msihmg h* i
g* an atti*l of high »*nh
THE
IMPERIALS
ARE COMING.
Nf>tvi f rom tCockv'll*
Sam Fletcher is goii g to build a i.ew
hou-c. Ilia new girl is so much larger
than any of the rest that It seems nec
essary to have more room
Dan Busbousen shipped a car load of
grain to his brother Chus. in Texas last
week
Sam. Fletcher sold one half of his
llock of sheep, for cash the other day.
I did not learn the price nor his object,
lint I suppose to get money 10 build
with, lie lias one sheep left.
Just call at Sherman's ranch, if you
want the best and clieaj est place in
this county to get stouk pastured. S. F.
Keynolds gels cattle there to butcher in
the summer. He can tell you some
thing about it if y ou want to know.
Mrs \V. X Sherinau just received a
letter from her at her. statii.g that he
was just on his way home from ludian*
olia Iowa, where he had been to help
bury her brother Frank. He was killed
at Akron Xeb.crushed between the cars.
Frank was raised In Warren county,
Iowa; at twemy years of age he w«a
f ireman of the Tile Mauef icturelng Co
at Indianolla, w here he got a leg broke. .
A little later he moved to Akron, Neb. I
where be yery soon reached the position
of yard muster on the B. A M. It. K. and
on the 10th in 1. was killed as aboye
stated.
Wui. Coverly was dow'n from Alliance
on business.
Mr. McComb traded for II. Goodwins
latge team this week, and Wm. Coveriy
traded team* and got 870.00 to boot.
Geo. M. Tockey has moved to the
south side of town
A Sl'IlSCBlBEK.
... . - .
News From Ciear Creek.
The weather i* mild, very little frc
in the ground Every one 1* busy get
ting in shape to sow wheat. There will
be a large acreage of Wheat sown this
season, School is closed in Dint 25, for
a few days. Miss Edith Bradley is nurs
ing her father w ho is very •dck. Clark
Eaton is moving to Mr. Robinsons farm
in Elm township. Mrs. Henry Beck lias
a baby boy. Erskln Gowin will farm
the Joe Roberts farm this suir raer.
Rkcorulb.
Lawyer Lane, of South Omaha is in
the city attending district court,
being interested as councel in the im
portant masses of Capital National Bank
vs. Hogue. Mr. Laue, as counsel for
Mr. Hogue hus been successful in win
ning the vase. The case has been in
court for more than eight years. At
first a judgement of nearly $15,000
was obtained by juty trial in district
oourt. The ease was appealed to supreme
court and the judgement set aside,
Later the case was re-opened and last
Wednesday was finally disposed of
in district court. Mr. Lane has con
ducted this most difficult case in a
creditable manner and established a
reputation here as a briliant and suc
cessful lawyer.
Mr. H. H. Turner and a friend from
Bedford Iowa arrived in the city yester
day. The young gentlemen catne pre
pared to work -Mr. Turner’s farm which
he owns three miles south west of town.
Burlington Route.
Through tourist sleenlnir oars In
. charge of special excursion manage, g
; and acoompauicd by uniformed pull
man porters, leave Kansag City, every
Thursday morning fur Portland, Ore.
They run over the Burlington Route
to Denver. D. A. R Cl.Rv iScenic Line
to Ogden. Oregon Short fine and O. R
A. X. Co to destination A lay-over of
| tea hours U made at Salt Lake City,
giving passengers an opportunity to b>
| come acquainted with one of the most
beautiful and Interesting cities in the
world. Travelers dastluad to Portland
or any other Pa itic Xorthw.-t point
should Join these vvavkly excursions.
There is 110 cheaper or more coiulorta
! hie way to make ths trip. The ears hav u
ail the conveniences of palace sleeping
ears.lacking only their elaborate finish
! becoi.d class tickets are accepted Berth
j rate, Kansas l ily to portiand. tp-'s »«*
for tickets and full infonoulioo. cad
.at oearest lluriingion Route ticket
oltl e or ante to .1 K'rancls 11. P A.'
Omaha Nth
'To give our sun srlklM lauwwlltwll)
j l» teal theif famous seeds, Messrs, ko
A Co, the wel, k»o«u seed growers ol
M Paul Mno,..uUv> older < | ore
lurlliou Tu'krn "f s ok is t,«d i.v r wi
|«r cent pure U.tv o.wrst «*,. rt wt I
urati sets SMeeu trial I'e Htlr »|
varisiierot Ituaor i. .. uui
(ea.let* >- leilt-f to lie S I lilt Its I'ti.i
Ms stiver or *t »n«p . Ibis Is tl»< ir li,s»l
l olls, ti ii an t us os . ut,,» p*. W
sash. Asters M«fi v. ti,.
I'loks 1‘opprvs V .)*>«'. / \
1 sells to,tet»i pansy . i s.Mduis. !*■
oi*», a*, el Will.a«tt' Puni*. ». «, ' o. i
I peas I ailtupats, and * is tv lad tt«,
bas ket rt.ll lee pilots I i»fl list;.,, .1
• liksstMos they wi t at*-* sect |» *, ,
'.sides.*. •« Pa.user >Ss* P«. a »*■
thaws ha*.a frea tows.--« te- •
Ipt nl s.V c*M«S M > lb*) b.l
sssshely ItiasHtrisl t a»st..g .. a.tl t
atsllsd »»*• Mb *» pH * *• w to SSI os.
• has .atebsl* tss put. kaa* *»smW I*.a«> • «
H lisa thia sptusg It* ss»r* and «a*a»i
ssl (hyst «h*H aittiug Mat A * u.
We are pleased tbi« week to mte the
mu rage of Mr Eugene Pat ton to Ml*s
May Mu’iek, which reetirr.il at the
home ot the hi id, * parents in this ei'y
last Sunday, F« b uary 2ft, 180S. Both
contracting parties are well and favor
ably known by nil < ur citizens. Mr
Pattt n is a brother of Sti?ilff Patton of
this county, was for a long time one of
the leading tonsoriuls of the city, and
for some time acted in the capicily of
deputy sheriff. Miss Muiick is highly
esteemed by all who know her. la one
of the leading teachers of the county
and stand* well in all tier examination
studies. At tile time of her marriage
she W88 engaged in teaching school in
the east part of the county. Mr and
Mrs Patton go to Ravenna to live where
he lias engaged in business. The
North west bun wishes them unlimited
peace, happiness and prosperity
The Northwestern extend* cougrat
illations to Mr IIarm Dell/, and Mis*
llulda Behrens who were on Tuesday,
February 22, 18UK, married. Mr. Deiir
is a young and prosperous farmer of
Webster township f nd we understand
that the bride is recently from Germany
Chat!es F. Booth of Cedar Co. Ncbr.
and Miss. Katie lletzel. of Bristol twp.
were married at the St. Elmo hotel In
this city, last Wednesday, Eel). 23rd.
1808 The Northwestern extends con
gratulations
S.liool Itspurt ot District No Vi.
The following Is ihu report of school
district No. 12 for the month eouunaua- j
iug January 2-f. and closing February
18th:
Number of pupila enrolled 57,
No of iljiva attended bv all minil* 072
Average No pupils each day. 1!)
Average No. days attended by each
pupil 17£
Names of pupil* being neither ab-ent
nor tardy for tbe month are: Bertha
Bra we StelJu J’eteis. Enphemi Tockey,
George Bra we, Johnnie Uehnke, Wil
lard Lay, Totniaey Lay. If ary Lorenz
Anna Lorenz, N'. ra Majc-ki at d Harry
Majeski.
If you want t keep posted c ti the lat
e-t new* of the week, subscribe for ttie I
Ni KTHWESTKBN. We Int r<J to give
special attcutioii to it- n - column*
Poli.tkv Wanted— 1 v. i:l [.ay ), CIS.
per lb. for hen* and mi g roosters, 3!
cts. fur old rooster* a : ■ r.t - for tur-1
keys, to be deliy. red 1 Are idi.i. 1 w ill i
also pay freight charge- irom Loup City
to Arcadia. Geo. M. Hi tinus.
Arc nil. Nebraska
tt'h •: pb'. -ure H tl • r<- in life with a
headache, constipation and biliionaoess?
Thousands experience them who could
become pet icctly bea.t hy bj using De
Witt's Little Early Kiser*, the fatuous
little pi)D. Sold by Odendahl Bro's
There are three little things which
do more work than any oil. -r three
little things cre.ated-they are the ant,
the bee and In-Wilt's Little Early
Kisers, tbe last being the famous little
pills for stomach and liver troubles.
Bold by Odendahl Bro's
Persons who are troubled with indi
gestion will be Interested in the expe
rience of Win. H. Penn, chief clerk in
the railroad mall service at pes Moinea
Jows who writes; “ it gives me pleas
ure to testify to the merits ot Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarhea
Remedy. For two years I have suffered
from indigestion, and am sujeet to fre
quent severe attacks of pain in the sto
mach and bowles. One or two doses of
this remedy never fails to give perfect
relief. Price 25 and 50 cents; sold by
Odendahl Pro's.
1 wish to announce that 1 have again
purchased the undertaking stock of Mr.
Wuiklnaoii, and will be prepared to
answer all calls In that line night, or
day. Embalming a specialty.
G, 11. GmsoN.
JiAS AI^I^IVeD.
Two cars loaded with Farm Implements, Buggies, Spring
Wagons, and Harness.
NOW ISTHE TIME
to rr)a^e yoOr Selections Wl)ile tl)e stoefy is
foil and eornplete.
Never in the history of this Town was such a stock of goods ever
shown, and the PRICES HAVE NEVER BEEN SO LOW as J
we are making our opening spring stock.
Respectfully Yours,
M. E. HAYHURST
All goods delivered to south side of river, free while bridge is
undergoing repair.
KLONDIKE • j
W hat does it cost to get there? When
and how should one go? What shou’d ;
one take? Whereare the mines? How
much have they produced? Is work j
plentiful What wages are paid ? Is liv- j
mg expensive? What are one’s chances
of making a strike!!?
Complete and satisfactory replies to
the above questions will be found in the
Burlington Routes Klondike Folder
Now ready for distribution. Sixteen
pages of practical information and an
up-to-date map of Alaska and the Klon
dike. Free at Burlinton Route ticket
offices, or sent on receipt of four cents
tn stamp by J. Francis. Gen’l passenger
Agent, Burlington Route. Omaha, Nebr
A tbrili of terror is experienced when
a brassy cough of croup sounds through
the house at night. But the terror soon
ebanges to relief after One Minute
Cough Cure lias been administered. Safe
and harmless for children. Sold by
Odendabl Bro’s.
Mrs Mary Bird, Harrisburg. Pa., says
"My child is worth millions to me; yet
I would have lost her by croup bad I
not Invested twenty-live cents in a bot
tle of One Minnte Cough Cure." It
cures coughs, colds and all throat and I
lung troubles. - Odendahl Bros.
Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge. O , says,
after two doctors gave up ray boy to
ilie, I saved him flora croup bv using
One Minute Cough Cure,” It is the
({iiickust and most certain remedy for
coughs, colds and ail throat and lung
trouble* —Odendahl Bro*.
A- S- MAIN,
PHYSICIAN A SriUiEON
HOI !' CITY, - Si BUA^KA
UK KICK One door t*u«l of ChaM'i
drtitf more 4
Ft. J. NIGHTINGALE.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
LOUP OITT, I l NU
T. INKS,
firms a ii fa eral Mary Una.
\M IU|»r«"»% t*» t r ifbl «ir*Ivr* prompt
T. t. NSCHTittCALE.
L A W YEH,
Guini aw mJ C inaction Business
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lUHM l*> 11*1 t
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w j. ritHce,
Allcrr.ay it Llw mi Kiliry Public.
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The progressive Indies of Westfield,
Ind issued a “Women’s edition” of the
Westfield News, bearing date of April
3rd, 1896. The paper is filled with mutter
of interest to women, and we notice the
following from a correspondent, which
the editors printed realizing that it
treats upon a matter of vital importance
to their sex: "The best remedy for
croup, colds and bronchitis that I have
been able to find is Climber Iain's Cough !
Remedy. For family use, it has no equal.
I gladlv reccomend it.’ 23 and 30 cent
bottles for sale by Odendahl Bro's.
Eve, Ear Nose and Throat. Dr. Sum- ;
tier Davis, Grand IslandI
Trees ami Plants.
GENERAL ASSORTMEXT.
OF NURSERY STOCK
>f BEST varieties tor Nebraska, Largest
assortment • of small fruits in the state.
Millions of Sti aw berries au<l Raspberries
Plants at wholesale and retail.
Our plants have i een irrigated when
needing it. therefore very ihrlfty and
deeprooted. Have double value over
those stunted and starved by drouth.
Buy the best near home, preventing losa
by delay and saving extra freight or ex*
press from eastern points.
Write for price list to
NORTH BEND MURmKRy,
North Bend, Dodge Co., Neb.
-will buy your
GRAIN at Ashton, Schaupp or McAlpine,
-or your
HOGS at Loup City or Schaupp,
-anil sell you the best
COAL at Loup City or Ashton.
Al! in Sherman County. Sell your grain and hogs to him and
buy your coal of him.
D. C, POg A. p. CULLKY,
Vice-President. Cashier.
FIRST BANK OF LOUP CITY.
General Banking Business Transacted.
Capital Stock, $50,000.
I.oanaon Improve.I Kurina ut SINK |h t mnt. Ilrtt t otu|>an.v ami Tartan
to lie Inn I in the wv*l.
hAimn t Hnuteai National llanli. N’fW Vurh l it;, X V , IHuaha
National ISank, t tniuhit NVIirmku
\Y J t I'll Kit t)K>> K IIKNm llitTKIi
Altom y »u.l Notary INiWi*. 1‘uMUtwr Ian r t try NoMniat.it un
Fisher & Benschoter,
Real Estate Agents, •
LOUP CITY. NEBRASKA.
Town Lota, Wild, Cultivated and Irrigated
LANDS FOP SALF.