Nebraska Newspapers

    VOL. XVI,LOUP CITY, SHERMAN COUNTY. NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1899 NUMBER 22
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T -FURNISH YOU WITH
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■L'PKKVIMOIt* I'ltOCKKDI NOS
. Loup City Nebraska, March 10, two
Htate of Nebraska i
Sherman County t h *
County board In session pursuant to adjourn
meat of March 10, 1X99: Present: H. N
Sweetland chairman. O. L. Way, J, P. Lelnln
ger, Lewis Hechthold, W. C. Dietrich*. Petei
MeKeon and A. Dickerson Supervisors; and
T, IJ. Nightingule, county attorney, and John
Minshull, county clerk. The following pro
ceedings were had and done, to wit :
On motion the county is ordered to transfer
the sum of $1000 UO from the county general
fund to the county bridge fund.
On motion the county treasurer is Instru
cted to take up of the county rail road bowl*
to the amount of $3,ouo at their full value
with accrued Into, or at a* Iowa premium as
the said bonds can he obtained, provided that
the county treasurer shall not. pay a greater
premium on said hoods that a sum represent
ing an amount equal to 3 per cent on said
bonds, per annum iiblII the same are due.
The report of bridge committee on the con
struction of new bridge accross the Middle
Loup, commencing the work as being in ac
cordance with contract, plans anil specifications
was accepted and approved.
On motion the claim of M. I, Hi-ott appear
ing for fcj.fir:! .Ml It being in payment for the
new bridge uccross Middle Loup river west of
Loup City was allowed and a warrant for said
Mum ordered brawn on the bridge fund.
It having been shown to the eounty board
that T. il. Khmer, now of Loup City had paid
his poll tax in Hall eounty for the year 1x98,
his poll tux for said year was therefore stricken
from the tax list of Loup City village.
The contract uud bond of the Omaha Print
ing company for printing books and furnish
ing supplies was read and on motion approved.
K A Brown's contract and bond for print
ing and furnishing stationery supplies Was
also approved.
EjOn motion It was resolved to make a grade
from the east eml of thi new Loup river
bridge to the east bank of said river, the
grade to be one foot higher than the
bridge floor, and said grade to have a fail com
mencing at s d in luge of six inches to every
go feet, of its entire length, the grade to he go
feet wide on top with slop* it one and one-half
feet to every foot at height, top of grade to
consist of at least one fi*ot of clay, and county
clerk ordered to advert. • for bids, a notice
of which uppeur* elsewhere in this issue.
On motion il was ordered that Supervisors
Leiningcr and Hechthold construct the necess
ary wing damn on the sight of the new Loup
river bridge, and they are hereby authorized,
together with Chairman Sweetland to let the
contract for the grading designated in the
foregoing motion.
Ou motion the county treasurer is author
ized to accept the full umotintof all delin
quent taxes against a certain two
acre tract, being a part of southwest quarter
of section 1, township Is, ltange It. assessed In
the name of Henry C. Palmer and in the
name of James Shields in full of the delin
quent takes against said tract
m On motion the item of poll tux charged
to Christine Hchnke for INtr, and at Christine
Riegel for same year were ordered stricken
from the tax list.
It appearing to the board that the personal
assessment of John Johnson in the year IXWO
in Ashton township had been eruueously en
tered It was on motion ordered that one of
said assessments and the tax resulting there
from be stricken from the tax list.
Whereupon the county hoard adjourned to
March 17th, 1X99.
County bourd in session pursuant to ad
journment Present: Full bourd, county ut
t iruey anil clerk.
irn motion me county treasurer Is instructed
ID furnish tile county attorney with u list of
all lands upou which the special Russian
thistle tax is unpaid, and also with a list of all
the improved village properties upou which
there are delinquent tuxes, together with the
address of the owners of such lands and of
such village lots, and that the county attorn
ey with the county treasurer proceed at once
to collect snch taxes by foreclosure or other
means
The contract of M L Scott, bridge builder
and his bond for the faithful is-rforuiance of
said contract was read, examiued and on ruu
■W tton approved and the chairman Instructed to
sign said contract on behalf of said county.
The atiovc mentioned contract to tie made a
part of this record am. Is recorded on pages
314 and 31' of supervisors record No 4.
On motion the county attorney Is Instructed
to putcha-se on behalf of the county for delin
quent late* lots a a 7. s y amt IV. In block
13. lotlk * Krelebtsvuul.s addition to lamp
City U no a n a> the lire uer l*ro|M-rl y. ’*
tHi motion 4 rank llmlara county treasurer
and lamia lb in. deputy county clerk are ap
pointed a i .oiiiii1 loi iti apis ar Iwfore tha
state hoard of t»lu .ti.-nal lauds amt building*
for the pur pot: of making atu-h arrangement*
with said board that the county of Hhermah
any tie •atiticsl h. a- eluartk to gradually |*»»
that part uf tha maud .win ao« held hy the
statu of Neuraasa as an* ihtvstmehl of Its
mh.sii load ward cotawitlee lo taake its re
port to this taaynt >st June I f I -up
The totem lag claims acre aH->ae>t dedoel
bats far takes ash* sad astreats ordered
drawn ua the re«pm t.tv fua>t> via
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Phillip King. IK
Ignatz Janulewicz. I
John Czaplewski. I mi
John Bzydzyk. 2 an
John Czaplewski, Jr. I no
Barbara Czaplewski I Ho
Prances Czaplewski. . I no
K, A. Brown . 11 S3
Frank I tail ura . I* no
Benschoter A Gibson 1185
Frank Badura. 7 75
Tbos, Inks . 2 to
It. G. Patton. 10 45
Peter McKeon. 13 50
W. C. Dleterlehs. 13 no
8. N. Hweetlarid in 20
O. It. Way. 13 40
I-ewls Becbthold. 12 00
A. Dickerson. 14 00
J. P. Lelnlnger. 13 40
On bridge fund.
Jacob Albers. 8 50
Keystone Lumber Company. 17 85
Henscboter A Gibson. 2 25
M. L. Fries. II 05
Dlerks Lumber and Coal Co. 21 05
Win. Uulno, 8 00 laxen for tax. 150
John Ktitles. 4 50
Peter McKeon. 10 27
Mike McKoen. 3 00
W. C. Deitrlchs. 3 72
8. N. Kweetland. 3 00
O, L. Way. 4 HO
Lewis Bechtbold..... 3’.si
| J. P. Leintnger. 7 00
j On road fund:
A WatkinHon. 6 48
On motion the claim tiled by one B, L. Nich
ols. a supervisor of Custer county, was dis
allowed by the county board for the reason
that said claim is not sworn to and for the
further reason that It does not state that ft Is
one half the cost of replaoklng the bridge
mentioned therein or the whole of said cost
of replanking.
The claims of William tjuinn and Jonil KI lies
for $5 26 each were allowed at $4 50 each for
that II 50 is the limit of wages paid per day
by this board for common labor.
Whereupon the county hoard adjourned to
June 12 IWU.
Attest: John minhh ll, County Clerk.
By Louts Kkin, Deputy.
Kobbeil The firave
A startling incident, of whkh Mr,
John Ollv r of Philadelphia, was the
subject, Is narrated bv him us follows:
“I was In a most dreadful condition
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken
tongue coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite -gradually grow
ing weaker day by day Three physi
cians had given me up. Fortunately a
friend advised trying "Electric Bitters:’
and to my great joy and surprise, the
first bottle made a decided improve
ment. I continued their use for three
weeks, and am now a well man. I know
they saved my life, and robbed the
grave of another victim,” So one
6'inuld fail to try them. Only 50cts.,
guaranteed, at Odendabl Bros Drug
Store.
Physicians are the fiiends of the
family HARPER Whiskey is the friend
of the Physicians. A most valuable as
sistant. and one that can be trusted,
Sold by T. Ik Ei.SNKK,
Loup City, Neb.
There Is no medicine (hat has yet
been discovered that has virtues deserv
ing to be compared with Dr Sawjer's
Wild Cherry and Tar, for bad eases of
Chronic Bronchitis, Consumption, «r
any cough or cold. Sold bv Odeodahl
Hro’s.
NOTICK To LANDOWNERS.
To Mil whom It may concern:
The commissioners appointed to tiew and
report upon a road commencing ut the north
corner stake between sections thee aud four
in township sixteen (1(1 north of range thirteen
(13i west la Sherman county und state of
Nebraska and running iliencc ou the section
lines as near as possible due south between
sections three and four, aud nine aud ten and
sixteen and fifteen, and twenty -one und twen
ty-two. and twenty-seven and iwenty-eigtil,
and thirty-three and thirty four, all in town
ship sixteen north of range thirteen west.
Also between section* three and four, town
ship fifteen north of range thirteen west,
Sherman county, Nebraska and terminating
at the government stake ou the south line be
tween sections three aud four cf township
fifteen north of range thirteen west la After
man county. Nebraska has reported in fa tor
of the establishment thereof and ali object
ions thereto or claims for damage* must iw
tiled in the county clerks oBU i on or f- r--: •
noow of the 1st day of June A It i»vo ut - < h
find will tie establish*-I eith- it r» b i
thereto.
Dated this nth day of March ng
JoMM Mtash Jl.t t -uatj Clerk
SUIH ITlUAMHIM M Its
To ail whom It may nsk-mu
The i-wmmiaaiuac • appointed to view and
report iipa a rami comment-log at the st.-.lh
west corner of seetlop laeaty lau • « tous
shop thirleea <U» range gfte*a >1*1 ami rua
a-a* iheaee east up satd sect not lias eel ter
ttdoaltap at the south east voenee of set tlon
twenty four ilMi taaaehtp thirteen ill- fangs
hftoea tthi la hhermaa eoaaty Nebraska ha*
to par ted la favor of the estaMitfiiosai I hereof
aad aU i-njeettons thereto ee stains* for item
are* most na nie-t IS the coapty eierhs .on o
op at hef»*r* MW wf tfee i.t -I*. 1 I t,- %
tag* a tpriMiiadniiiienit
re Os renew thereto
•nrned thfa hah <ta> eg March taw
J--WS distal 11 iv at, Oeifc
ASHTON LOCALS.
A N Conklin returned from smith
Omaha Thursday evening,
i W. C, Dunker mado a Hying business
trip to St, Paul Thursday afternoon,
Miss Tracy Seifert of Grand Island
arrived Wednesday evening for a short
visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Seifert. Miss Seifert returned to the
Island Friday morning, accompanied by
tier father, who spent a few days In
that hustling city
We beg to acknowledge receipt of an
announcement card saying Miss Maud
Blanchard of CotesflehJ, Neb,, was mar
rled to Mr. West on the 15 Inst. Many of
the Ashton people will remember Mrs.
West, as one of our primary school
teachers. May joy and a long happy
wedded life be theirs.
W K. Mellor of Loup City, was a call
er at these headquarters on Friday.
•John Spotanskt left Friday morning
with his little daughter for the hospital
at Grand Island, where lie intends to
pisce int* young lady lor treatment.
Ed. F t’tilnn, Ashton's one time
druggist, now tiav ling for an Omaha
ding firm, was a pleasant caller Friday.
Prof If. E Artliaud, accompanied h>
Mi— Grace Artliaud made a visit to St.
Pan’, Saturday
Mr. Itollurhide of St. Paul, w as seen
on our streets Saturday morning
Mr. .f. II, Frank, a carpenter from Nes
ted, ciine up Tuesday amt secured the
job of doing the carpenter w ork on our
new Catholic church, while the enter
prising tlrru. the Keystone Lumber On ,
secured the contract for furnishing the
man rial. Work will begin at once.
Keep your eyes on Ashton, ai d see it
grow "We aie the people!"
Mr. E A Witter, gave his lecture on
"Pilgrims Progress” at the Presbyte
rian church on Monday evening, to a
very small audience.
Don't forget tin* big Easter dance at
the opera house here on M inlay even
April 3rd. home and have a good time.
Reiiieiiib< r that next Tuesday is Vill
age election |)on't forget to vote, and
vote for wtio you think will manage the
affairs of our little city forthe hist of
those Interested.
Mr. Ohlsen of Loup City was seen
parading our streets Wednesday.
K G Taylor went to Loup City Wed
nesday on business
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anil get a
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by special arrangement made vilh
Hu- publishers of the FARM JOURNAL
We ar.i enabled in offer a o-years aid)
script Ion to ttiai paper, and one years
>ub-cr |-tion to the Northwextern for
*1.50 Tbe sum offer is made to evert
old subscriber who will pay all arreur
ag" and one year in advance, aa well as
to new sud-ci ibera. In order to get the
FARM JOURNAL at this low price it
w II be neceaaarv to walk right up to
ilie cap; a n'a olllce for we have only a
limited number of 5-year subscript Iona
to dispo-c of. The FARM JOURNAL
i> on a olid founditlon and perfectly
t rust worthy.
We will also furnish the Kan«aa Citv
Weekly Journal, one of tbe BEST
weekly papers in the west, and ihe
North western'for *1.20. This is the
same paper we clubbed with lust year
that give such genera] satisfaction.
Also the Seini-Weekly State Journal
and the NORTH WESTERN for *1 SO
WAnted—several trustworthy Per.
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by Murat Halstead, commissioned by tbe Gov
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In IP ng Hong, in the American i tenches at
Manila in the Insurgent camps wish Agulnul
do on tl.c deck of the Olympia with Dewey
and In the roar of battle at the tu’l of Manila.
Honan/.a lor agents. Hrimtul of original pic
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