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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1898)
Lioaal Daws. R. B. Burrows is down In bed with a stomach trouble. W H. Conger made a business trip to Broken Bow Tuesday. Miss Nema Converse is visiting frelnds at Gibbon Nebraska C J. Tracy purchased a new Deerlng binder last Saturday morning. Mrs. J. 8. Pedler. went to Denver last Tuesday,to visit for a season. Conhiier A Co., put up a new awning In front of their store this week. The Litchfield Telephone repair train was on the street on Wednesday. _ John P. Cook, of Bristol township smiled In cn us last Wednesday Miss Kdna Williams, will teach the Alex Balllle school this fall and winter. Mrs. Myrtle Cole, of Ashton, was vis iting her folks here the first part of this week. G. 8. Lein I nger. county superintend ant of public Instructions, went to Lincoln, this morning. The Hummer school will close to-day and next Monday, county Institute will open for a two weeks term. A. .1. B. Falrbalrn and E. G. Paige, of Rockville township were pleasant callers at this office last Tuesday. Last summer one of our grand child ren was sick with a servere bowel troub le .saya Mrs K. G. Gregory of Fredricks town, Mo. The old U. P. elevator Is soon to un dergo au overhauling. It will be part ly torn down and a larger one built con taining two dumps and all modern con veniences. MACHINE OIL AT W ATKINSON’S E. M. Wood of the U. P. elevator says that be ha* ju»t received iuituctlons to open up the wheat market at <10 cent* per bushel. Quincy Pray, John Fisher, R. D. Hen drickson and Geo Peterson, arc among those who hava been hauling lumber out this week to build new granaries. Our doctor's remedy had failed, then we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy w hich gave very speedy relief. For sale by — Odendahl Bro’s Druggists. You may hunt the world over and you will not And anotbor medicinee<;ueal to Chambelaln.s Colic Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy tor bowel complaints It is pleasant safe and reliable For sale by—Odendahl Bro's Druggists. M. E. Church Sunday July 17, 1808. Preaching servlee at 10;30, Subject; “The boy Jcsus.”Evening serylces at 8, p. in. Subject “Ezra the Scribe.” Sun day school at 11:30 a. in. Junior League 8:00p. m. Epworth League 9:00 p. m. The Telephone company w lshes to draw the attention of the public to the fact that the insulator* on the poles between the rail road and bridge has been broke and knocked to piece* suposediy by boys and that here after any one caught will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. I think Dewitt’s Witch Hazel Salveis the Anest preparation on the market for piles. So writes John C. Dunn, of Wheel ing W Va. Try it and you will think the same. I also cures eczema and all skin diseases.—Odendahl Bros. Win your battles against diseases by acting promptly. One minute Cough Cure produces immediate results. When taken early It prevents consumption And la later stages It furnishes prompt relelf.—Odeudahl Bros. Cut this out and bring It with you, it will save you money and trouble. On your arrival In Omaha, to attend the Trans-Mississippi Exposition, take 20, and Dodge St. Transfer at 16, and Dodge, get oil' car at Bloudo St., go 3 blocks west to 2720. For information write to It. Bristol, 2720, Bloudo St, Omaha Neb A. 1*. Culley has purchased the hank stock of D. C. Doe, the latter having en tirely aevered Ills connections with the hank. Mi Culley has employed L. Ilau ten of Chapman who will assist in the bank U-gliiulng about August tlrst. We are pleased to learn that Mr. llansrn will again become one of our citiseu*. Ills former reaideuce here made hltu a host of Iremds and his knowledge of the banking business will Insure the bank customers prompt and courteous treatment We understand Mr. Doe w ill remain here and look after bla landed interests having tiiwed in several ipiar ter sections of land in the county The settlor editor and family, accom panied by his father and mother, of Falls City enjoyed a pleasant visit at the farm residence of A. Itaillle last holiday. Claud na Itaillle. mother of Ales who wet with a very severe sc etdwl by getting the bone fractured just above her tight ankle Is getting along very well for a woman of her years, hh# Is uowr aiyeats of age, Mr Halllle has a*ally on# hundred a-'res of swall grain sad the same aw uoat of •era. All of his crop is looslug well Ml* orchard, consisting of nearly a hundred trees Is loaded with It alt !!« , has already harvested hts rye an I will j epWWW* colling hts wheal this wees, lit# new barn ts nearly tom (dated and Is (he guest tw Ih-s pari of the country The winter wheat and Kye harvest 1s about over and spring wheat D fast ri pening Nice catches of fish are being made by the boys now days, in the laterals of the irrigation ditch. A letter from Adam Schaupp, says that he la in Washington, D. O., and will visit New York City, l>efore returning home. W. J. Wilber, of Litchfield, was a pleasant caller yesterday and deposited some filthy lucre for the benefit of the two orphans. Mr Foster who has been at the bed sldeofhis brother at Sheridan. W. Y, re turned home last Monday. He report his brother much better. The new school officers held u meeting Monday night and organized bv elect ing C. .J .Johnson, director; .J A. Angler moderator and ,J. I. Depew, treasurer. We learn that Supervisor .John Lciu inger of Washington township Is build ing one of the largest barns in the county, It is so constructed as to ac commodate both horses and cattle. Thousands of persons have been cured of piles by using DeWItt's Wltcfi Hazel Halve . It heals promptly and cures ecxema and all skin deceases, it gives immediate rclcif.—Odendahl Bros. Hick headache biiliousnessconstipation and ail liver and stomach troubles can be (julckly cured by using those famous little pilla known as Dewitts Little Early Kisers. They are pleasant to take and never gripe.—Odendahl Bros. The editor of the Evans City l*a., Globe writes “One Minute Cough Cure is rightly named it cured my children after all other rcincdiea failed.'' It curea cuu^ur, i;uiu» umi an ujiubi auu jiiu^ troubles.—Odendahl Bros. While out lust Sunday we drove up to the farm residence of S. S. Reynolds and was plcasautly entertained by Mr. Reynolds and wife. W'e also had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Reynold's fath er, of Vinton, Iowa, who Is visiting his sons and their families here and at Ar cadia. Louie Hanson, a former resident of this town but who has been living at Chapman, Neb . for some five years past was on our streets last Saturday. Louie Is looking well and there is some pros pects of his moving back among us again The Chief Burgess of Milesburge I’a. says DeWltt's Little Early Risers are the best pills he ever used In his family dur ing fortv yeurs of house keeping They cure constipation sick headache and stomach and liver troubles. Small In size but great In results.—Odendahl Bros. The water is flowing through the canal from Arcadia, to its outflow, and all who wish can avail themselves of it. This season nature has very generously smiled upon us so far, and refreshing rains have kept our crops In very good condition and the face of the earth in this locality never put on a more beau tiful appearance than at this time. But we must expect some dry weather be tween now and fall, and to offset this we can now use the canal water and re allze the blessing of an irrigation ditch. HKSOLUTIONN. At a regular meeting of Loup City Camp No S27 Royal Neighbors of Am erca, the following preamble and res olutions wore prepared by the commit tee appointed for that purpose and un animously adopted by the camp: Wukkkas: It has pleased Almighty Sod to remove from our midst our be loved Neighbor Mrs. Francisco Otlcwski who departed this life ou Monday July •1th, 1898. Therefore an a testimonial of the esteemed neighbor be It Resolved; That we hereby give ex pression to the deep sorrow we feel on account of her death, for we recognize the loss our camp has sustained and that we share with her family the man tle of sorrow which her taking away has spread over them. And shall ever be ready te extend the right hand of fellowship to them. Resolved; That these resolutions be published In the Loup City Noktii wkstkhn and that a copy of them be sent to the family of the deceased neighbor, and that our hall be draped in mourning for the period of thirty days. Mr*. II Johansen, Oko II. Gibson, Mr* J L. lIofi'Mt, Oracle. Attest MtM. J J Ib.l’t.w, Clerk. t' AKli ill THANKS We de»lre to express our heartfelt thank* to the many friends who so kind lv aided us during the last tlluos and death of our dear wile aud mother, PRANK Out. wiki. Johnnie Ortas* *ai Mam Otlcwski Horuik on.aw*ri Kang On t w ain l ltrrt i« lu •thing slow about the Neb rasha Lpwoith Aia*iai>|]i. Tbelr pro gram lor is M eight day* winner Hubert McIntyre t.nural O o II,.a. aid, it •hup Bowman. John U W uutiy. • hancellur M- lNtwell and other great mew »l the platform will address the large aodtenee* >ure to he prevent, the dates am Aug t |u «i„| the au.aslng etrefatal last year will SesMieu be lepeated Write (‘maiden* I. O, Usm t. la coin (vil prospectus and full psrtiv utam ASHTON LOCAL NEW. I- C. l\ is back from Omaha, atd how did you like it? 1 enclose a full report of the M B. 8. C. E. Convention as written up for mo by E G. Taylor which 1 will enclose as he gave It to me as I have very little time. Upon our return from the east one of the flrst things that attracted my atten tion was the new Post Otlice building which is being erected in the ca»t part of our hustling hcrg and which Is rapid ly being placed in shape in » workman like manner by Mr. Emil Scbuman and which will he occupied as a Post Office in the near future. We also notice that our enrrgatlc wagon maker. W. Beze has been adding more to his shop owning to the return of prosperity and plenty of work We have been given to understand that Frank Kapp will be with us a gain In a few days as he Is driving over land from Oklahoma md Is expected to arrive this week. Rev Humphrey of Scotia will preach at the Presbyterian Church of this place on Sunday duly 17th 8:00 p in. and everybody Is Invited to attend. I.C. U. The publishers of this paper acknowl edege the receipt of the minutes of the M. B. S. C. E.convention referred to in our Ashton Items above and would have given them In full had we not been so unfortunate as to uiisslay the manuscript which we have not found up to the hour of gilng to press. However, we under stand that a very successful convention was held and that the people of Ashton very creditably entertained their many visitors. If there Is any important foarure of the eanventlon which should have reached the public we beg our cor respondent to refer to them in ids next. — NEWS FKOM CLEAR CKEF.K Clear creek was well represented at the county seat last Tuesday. Among those who went was Wes IJcapy, Mr. Spenser. James Gray, Mr Kirk, Peter I). Thompson, R. Baker John Murrey, Mr. Hubert and Geo Rlghtcneur. ,Small grain is more or less damaged in this part of the county. James Gray sold ®300.00 worth of bogs lust Monday at 98.60 per hundred. Mrs Hlslop has brought her son Tom home from Wyoming. He has bpen sli-k with typhoid fever and will remain at home until he Is able t<> resume his work again. Geo. Ingalls is at present very low. The doctors have given him up and his many freinds are trying to make his last days comfortable as possible. A. Walkinson went to St. Joe Mo. last Monday to purchase new goods he will lay In u full stock of furniture while there ami will be prepared to supply the trade from a full line In a short time Recorder. - -— KCIIOH FROM DIVIDE. Divide got himself up on wheels and moved over on Louptield Avenue. School district No. 43 at there annual School meeting voted to move the school house in town. They also decided to have eight months school and levied 13 mills tax. Miss Emma Throckmorton of Denver Colorado is on a visit to here brother and family. We had a lively run-a way in town last Monday. A pair of bronko’s and a cultivator. The only damage done was a few broken castings. Corn looks well yet. Republican ticket: ForGoverner, M B Reese of Lincoln. For Secretary of Stato T J I’icker, of Wahoo. Resident. ———-—m m m ■ - — Letter from Cuba. In the Field, Cuba, June 45,1898. Dear Father—Well, we got our feet on Cuban soil at a small mining town near Santiago de Cuba, called Altares, the 23, the 24, we formed the reserve in the first battle, but were unable to fire any shots for the Spaniards fell back too soon. There‘were several killed and wounded among our boys but the Span iards out-numbered them, thero were about 10,000 of them in the force that met us. We expect to take Santiago, in a few hours. We are camped just about 4J miles S. E., from that town now. It is hard to mail letters so don't worry if you don’t hear as often as you used to from tne. Well, 1 will say good bye. with love to all 1 am your obedient am) loving son.—Ashley T. Conger. Before you breed your mares come and take a look at the Alex Taylor, horse, lie Is the best ALT. PURPOSE HORSE in Sherman county. I am stand ing him in my barn.opposite Ilauck's blacksmith and wagon shop. Terms $3.00 to insure. B. T. Sbyuer. Cherries Chub ants— Raspberries tiOOS BERRIES, By the quart, or car load. Will be ready for the market after dune 57, will serve you any day except Saturday. We want half dozen girls, at $2 30 per week to pick fruit Correspondance solicited. Areadia, Fruit Farm, Arca dia, Nob W. F. Jenkins, Propr. Stutterers. For the Permanent Cure of Stammer ing and Stuttering etc., under the per sonal treasnient of Prof. E. C. New comb. 262), Sherman avenue, Omaha, Nebr. Farmers, Insure your property in The Phenix Insurance Company, against Fire, Lightning, Wind storing Cyclones and Tornadoes. w. j. usher Agent, £10.00 REWARD. The undersigned will pay a reward of ten <1<i.ll» dollars for Information that will convict any parties found tampering with, or In any way damaging insulators, pedes, wire or any other property belonging to the undersigned, LlK IIKIEI.O TZI.KPHONI Co. NOTICE TO IIREKDKRS I have the celebrated English Shire Stallion, Western Star, at W. O. Browns Friday Saturday and Sunday, and at my place one (1) mile cast of town, other elays of week. Farmers interested in raising good horses will do Well to see tills horse. Terrnl $6.00 to insure sucking foal V vr iJ.. ...... Trau* Mississippi and International Kxpoftttlon. Omaha June 1st Nov., Is*., 1888. Greatly reduced lutes via the O. It & V. and Union Pacific to Omaha for the exposition. The superb equipment and quick time of this line makes it the popular line to Omaha and the Exposi tion. For advertising matter, tickets sud full information, ceil on W. D. Clifton, Agent «» -- lteuson* Wliy Chamberlain’s Cholle, Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemedy Is the Itest. 1. Because it affords almost Instant relief in case of pain in the stomach,col ic andcholerarnorbus. 2. Becuuse it is the only remedy that never fails in the most severe cases oi dysentery and diarrhoea. 3. Becuse It is the only remedy that will cure chronic diarrhoea. 4. Because it is the only remedy that will prevent bilious colic. 5. Because it Is theonly remedy that will cure epidemical dysentery. 6. Because it is the only rein 'dy that can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infantum. 7. Because it is the most promt and most reliable medicine in use for bowel complaints. 8. Because it produces no bad results 0. Because it is pleasant and safe to take. 10. Beceuse It has saved the lives of more people than any other medicine in the world. The 25 and 50c sizes for sale by.— Odendahl Bro's, Druggist MACHINE OIL AT W ATKINSON’S Wah Maps-Wo have on sale iti. this office the very latest edition of Rand McNally's maps' showing ail the princi ple locations of the present American— Spanish War at a glance. Price 15 cents E. A. Blanks of Lewisville. Texas writes that one box of DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve was wortli $50.00 to him. It cured bis piles of ten years standing He advises others to try It. It alaocurea eczema, skin disease* and obstinate sores — Odt-uduhl Bros. Will close out my stock of Baby car riages at cost to make room for new good* —E. II. Watkison. ♦ • ♦ MACHINE OIL AT WATKINSO.VS MUTIt'K TO TKACUKMM The Mutual Trachei* Institute ot | Mteruiau county, wilt be held at Loup ; City, beginning on duly it*, and conllu ; ulng for two siflo Prof J A, Horn lierger, now of Na|>ervllle, III will eon duel the Institute. Prof. Ilorntierger I Is well known in Nebraska, having taught eighteen Institute* in the stale duliug 111* last six years. Il« Will be assisted l»y an aide lustrnctur In Prima ry method* All th»*e withing to teach In the county the rustling year must attend thl* institute. Pome and let us get mutual ideas ss to the he si methods of teaching An examination for teach ers certiheatea will be held at the chum * uf the term. A comae of three or four i lecture*, by able latent, which will peeve very beneficial In leas her* Will he given ! dming the two week* Your* fur a | succesafol tnailtuie U. ft I kitlfndx, t ouuly tiupt • • • II* * 1*4 , till! lur | to* ** b*» f«i***i I** l.iiilv £•»!«* t i*|tv |M|if Iff M*W L «*4 lUtf ImkiM*ii «M**«t*til Uf*** Here We Are WITH A FULL LINE OF GOODS. Bipdipg fwipe, Buggies, MOWERS, AND RAKES. have just arrived. Call while I have a big assortment to weclet from. I have a big stock of Mills, Pumps and Pipes. REFRIGERATORS, GASOLINE STOVES. Sewing Machines, Machine Oils, etc I ALSO HAVE A FULL LINE OF HARNESS. AND CARRY REPAIRS FOR McCORMIOK, BUCKEYE AND WOOD MOWERS AND HARVESTERS. i T- M. PEED, EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. LOUP CITY, - - NEB. PAIL! PAIL! HAIL F. E, BPEWEP, will insure your crops against hail in the reliable ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSDRANCE COMPANY THE ONLY RELIABLE COMPANY DOING IIAIL BUS INESS IN THE STATE. This company has been engaged in the Hail business for the past fourteen years. Within the last eleven years it has paid for losses by Hail the sum of $41 1,030.30. This large sum of money lias been paid withouc a single law suit, and to the satisfaction of the claimants. The Hail policy is the tairest and most equitable ever issued by any insurance company. It carefully protects the interests of the insured and 1 provides a just method for arriving at the amount of the loss in case the crop be injured by hail. This is the only Stock Fire Insurance Company in the United States engaged in the hail business. It hus ample assets to cover all liabilities. It pays its losses promptly and honestly. We solicit your business for the year 1898. F. E. BREWER, Ag6H.t. I ALSO HAVE EIRE AGENCY FOR ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE AND HOME FIRE OF OMAHA. LOOK HERE Spot Cash is What Talks -AND MAKES MY GOODS 25 PEP GENT Cheaper and does not require you to pay for goods that the other fel low bought and did not pay for. This is what cash will do: It will buy an Oak ANTiqiK FINISH 111'BRED TOl* CENTER TABLE Id X Id for 91.00, which at the usual way of doing business would eost you 91.and '24 X 24 OAK CENTER TABLE SAME FINISH for 91/91. Ordinarily it would oust you 9iJ.dd. I also have a large OAK CENTER TABLE WITH THE SAME FINISH for only 91.<•*» sold elsewhere for 9-An. SCREEN DOORS FOR .90 NOT $100 \ I am celling mv entire stock of good* for ct|tiiillv n* low prices, (’all and *cc me at The Ifaekft Stow*