Nebraska Newspapers

    VOL. XVI. LOUP CITY, SHERMAN COUNTY, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1899. NUMBER 37
ASHTON LOCALS
Mr. C. F. Heusbausen, and Misses
Blunt h Paige and Moggie Hupp
drove ovt r to Rockville Thursday
evening to attend the social. They
report having had a delightful time.
Mrs Fretl Hansen went to St. Paul
and leturn Friday.
Mrs. J. F. Zellinger of David City
arrived Saturday evening for a visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs W.
H. Brown.
Mr. Bob Buebner of Ravenna, ac
companied by his sister spent Satur
day and Suutlay with friends in these
parts.
Rockville came ovt r lust Saturday
to give the Ashton team a few les
aoiis in the National Game, ami at
the end of the ninth inning the score
stood l>(i to 1C in favor of the home
, team.
Two of Ashton's local teams met
on the diamond here and crossed
hats on Sunday ufternoon, und after
ten innings of hard pliying the score
was 27 to 34.
There is two gatne-s of hall on the
list for next Snnday, to be played at
Rockville. In the forenoon, Ashton's
second nine will meet the Rockville
team, and in the afternoon Ashton's
First nine will pass the ball with the
team from Ravenna.
Saturday afternoon considerable
excitement was arroused hy Andrew
Hegger’a team running a wav' with a
brand new Peering Hinder, whio.1
they prooeedei to tuke home a little
faster than the owner desired, but
afier running a mile, and teuring
through a field of oats they werfe
caught hy a young man on a wheel.
The damage done was very slight.
Mr. 8. Hftdura gave a prosession on
Monday with the ten Milwaukee bin
tiers which he turned over to our far
mers Our photographic artist was
«n the grounds and made permanent
record of the event.
R. L. Arthur and “Lan" Henscbo
ter drove down from Loup City and
spirit Sunday with friends at this
place
Mrs. Joseph .Jusnocb died on Mon
day at her home near here.
Mrs. Ira Owen arrived Monday eve
ning t< r a visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Newton
<}. W. Marvel made a flying busi
ness 11 ip to St. Paul and back Tues
day.
Robert Hein an was called to Loup
City Tuesday af^rnoon to the bed
side of his mother who is very low.
Mrs. Peter Jepson of Rockville,
visited Mrs. W. M Smelser on Wed
nesday.
Why does the town board con
tinue te overlook i he sidewalk from
Main street to the Post Office, it is
needed and needed badly, and it
should be completed. Will some
one become u public benefactor by
calliog their attention to it?
1. c. u.
CI.KAR CKKKK ITKMM
Ths weather is warm ant] corn is
doing fine. It bids fair to be the
best crop we have had for many
years.
Tbe wheat crop is all destroyed by
hail. But very little m this section
will pay for cutting.
Frank Ksnsgan has left for the
Colorado, colony.
JobQ Murry started west a few
days ago.
Mr. Nissen boarded an excursion
train going west.
The old gentleman Murry, is being
, cared for by John Hair He ia very
low.
A new stock farm will aonu often
up in Klui township.
Tha people of this section are won
denug where tbe pop officials ara
and if they ever intend to repair our
bridges. The roads are impassable,
tbe bridges have fieen out Siuce the
•-•ilh of June, and no inov# nrdcyet.
Hmoaitaa
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■ ■IMMOtaa As Aeseeetl Immm.
The Uresisr America Ki|mmII1»h la
successful operation at Omaha. I* tush*
leg a g«»>«l ireord Is spile of tbe dlWcul
ilea II baa i,so lu tmrreat I,ale ad
Vices to this | a|*r Oate that t >iosli • U
entirely united In its support Kyeiy
available fs»t of space for eahiblls has
Icesn lakes sad most of tbeui at* o.eiatl
s*'. Tbe t ubsn sud lisa span Villages
are ready for InspeelP* Tbe IT ipitio*
will bu Imm* ml seek 1‘aia‘s Fire,
wotbe, tbe ladtsu t ws|>«m, tbe War
Kttlkll sad scores of other cpectal fast
u*ea < *n be daily f be nig hi scene
on tbe laguon turp**«e* la bsiUiaal
beauty anything ever •*<« >f Its kind,
I be Wide st la »>..«! ti l lb. |og <b«w
Is lu I be mala Pro!
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SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS.
Loup City, Neb., July llth, I8W)
State of Nebraska /
•NS
County of Sherman I
He It remembered that at a regular
session of the county hoard of Supervisors of
said county, at the court house in Loup City,
on this llth day of July isy», as bylaw pro
vided, Present: S. N. Sweetland, Chairman,
O. L Way. J. P, Lenlnger, Lewis lleehthold,
Wr. C, Dletcrichs, Peter McKoen aud Albert
Dickerson, Supervisors: also John Minshull,
county clerk and T. S. Nightingale, county
attorney. The following business was had
und doue.
The proceedings of the prior meeting of the
county board was read and approved.
In the matter of the applleutlon of John
Murray for admission to the soldiers home, the
same was granted and Chairman autbori/.ed
to endorse application.
A report for aid from the town board of
Hu/.ard township asking that the county as
sist them in repairing bridges damaged by
Hoot! of June 18, IsWB, was on motion denied for
the reason that from the best evidence ob
tained In the office of the county treasurer,
snld township now has ample funds on hand
with which to repair the damage done to its
township bridges.
The official bond of Herbert Haker as over
seer of highways of road district No. l>, was
on motion approved.
Itapi>eailng to the board that a certain
schedule of assessment of Chas. Lane, listed
und sworn to by him before Henning Clausen,
assessor of Washington township, bas been
omitted from the assessors books of said town
ship for this yenr. It was on motion ordered
that said assessment be spread upon the as
sessors books of said township
Wn motion the county clerk is ordered to
cancel General fund warrant No. 648 for J3.00
In favor of one A. A. GTemauts, for the reason
that said claim has been rctlled and again
allowed.
WHereupon the county board adjourned to
Loup City, Neb., July 12th, IH99
County board in session this day. Present:
S. N. Sweetlund. Chairman, and all members
of the board, also county clerk and county
attorney.
In the matter of the road petition slgued by
It. D. Hendrickson, et al. asking for the estab
lishment of a certain public road on Section
10, t 15. r 15. it was found that said petition
Is not a consent petition, in thul It lacked
the signature of one M. Thompson, the rocord
owner of the south west quarter of said section,
and said petition was on motion laid on the
table until next meeting to give the petition
erstimeto obtain said signature
In the matter of the petition for a bridge,
signed by John Tockey. et al. asking the
county board to construct a bridge across u
draw on Ituud No. 131. on east line of section
3d. t 13. r II was disallowed for the reason that
said draw Is not a stream and a bridge there
fore la not a charge upon the county, but upon
Rockville township.
Before the county board came J. A. Angler on
behalf of school district No. 1. Sherman county
and presents his demund for monies now in
the county treasurer's band, collected as high
school funds, and the county board having
duly considered said demand, does on motion
refuse to comply with the same and does not
grant the request therein contained.
In tho matter of the ls«l persona) tax of the
Pheonix Insurance Co. of Hartford, charged
upon the tax list of Ashton township, upon
due consideration said tax was reduced from
(300.00 to $14./H.
On motion the county board adopted a resol
ution as follows:
Resolved: That in all cases where parlies
upon whom personal taxes have been assessed
and levied for the year 1H90, are leaving the
atute, without paying the same, the treasurer
Is authorized and ordered to Institute suit by
attachment for the detention of their proper
ty and to collect said tux in the manner pro
vided by law. whereon in his dlscresion it
may be deemed necessary to do so
The finance committee made its report upon
the fee books if the county officers, finding the
statements of fees collected by said odicers,
correct as follows;
On the fee book of Supt. of Public Inst.:
Balance on hand, January 1, 1M9H . 3 38 92
Receipts first half 1S9# . 10 00
Total on hand.. $ IB 92
On book* of county treasurer:
Fees, first half of 1H99 . $219 Oo
Commissions first half of 1X99 . 947 00
Total fees and commissions 1199 00
On fee books of county clerk :
ti'SK, tlrst quarter of 1X99 $717 17
Fees second quarter of 1*99 994 74
Total. $ 1711 91
On fee book of county judge:
Fee*, flrst quarter of 1X99 ♦ I in M
Fees, second quarter of 1X99;. 75 52
Total... $ 179 OH
On fee I rook of .Sheriff:
Fees, tlrst quarter of 1*99 t 29.' 95
Fees, second quarter ol 1*99 . 47B 79
Total . .. ♦ 7B9 71
The claim of Andrew J Shipley for CT5,iw
being for totes for the years 1*97 end txkx paid
by him upon the northeast quarter of Hectloa
aa 15, IB was by motion disallowed for the rae*
on that It la not a just claim.
The claim of Loup City township fur 11190
for eoma furnished hr said township for Mrs
John iiayeo deceased was on motion disallow
rd for the reason that said Mrs llayes was not
a pauper
The claim of school dl-lrtel No 99. of tlutfaio
county fur gi 75 for lutttoa glsen to one Caro
line Buchner Mary Coulter Ksther Nawberg
under the act emitted Aa a-1 to pros Ida free
atleadance at pubite high school* »f non rest
dsat pupil* was on m-dton pats*-I fot the
presew* fur the reason that the Hants men
Hoard in claims of tala hind wars ant laalwded
la the estimate of the »■ nan etpease# In* iwt
aad that thera are therefor so fund* with
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The dala d John Burt . Wa Msapr It s.
Heaps it and t, A Mrnlth fur g Mt >st nets
allowed at It hr aa*h
The lot to wine claims Were si lowed a*due
ttens fne tata* ordered made and narmnia
or dated drwaa on the rasps ultra funds to alt
MKNKMAlt TI BI*
Tnte Johans— all tahea far tape* I IB
W T Cham sm
T » Mightus.«ie ltd
Alfred Wgthinaou tfMg
a A Mrwwa f a»
u Mr Hunt* t 5ta
II a Le slotfet | A N
J 1* Lemtagec II «h
M U Fait— mm
John M nahwtl f at
h C Inoteti* he i|h
Peter Me Keen. it.00
Albert Dickerson. 13.00
O. L. Way. U NO
Lewis Bechthold ... . DOC
8. N. Sweetiand. . 13 80
IIRIDUK FUND.
Win. Heapy... .... $1200
Herbert linker. 1160
H. M.Hutthes. 3 00
Lee Waite. 76
Harry Sawyer. 76
V. H. Bunner . 75
Perry Davis. 75
Wm. Gregory. «»o taken for tuxes . 0 75
John W Camp. ... , 2 85
D. C. Doner. to 40
J. P. Leinlmter . 12 50
John Burt. I 60
Win Heapy. 1 60
Wm Heapy Jr 1 50
E. A. Smith. I 60
W. C Dleterlchs. 300
Pater MrKeon. 3 00
Albert Dickerson 13 50
8 N. Sweetiand. ton
Whereupon the county board adjourned to
September 11th 1H90.
Attest: John minnhixi.. county clerk,
by Louis Kkin, deputy
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T II. Klsnkil Loup City, Nebr.
NOTICE TO LAND OWNKUS.
To all whom it may concern:
The commissioner appointed to vlaw
and report upon a road commencing at a
point on tile east line of road number (10!
tan, where it crosses the section Hue be
tween sections lo and 15, in township 15,
north of range 15, west, in Sherman coun
ty and slate of Nebraska, and running
thence west on the section line between
sections 10 and 15, 9 and Hi, 8 and 17, 7 and
18, ub.1 terminating at west section corner
between sections 7 and is, has reported
in (aver of the establishment thereof and
all objections thereto or claims for dam
ages must be filed in the county clerk’s
office on or before noou of the llth day or
September, A. D. 1889 or such road will be
established without rnferaDce thereto.
(seal ) John Minsiiit.i., county clerk.
July 14 to Aug, 5tli.
NOTICE TO UIDDERS.
Sealed bids for Poor Farm of Sherman
county for three years, commencing
March 1st, l»oo, will be received at the
county clerk’s office, at Loup city, Neb
raska, on or before September 1st, 1889;
sals farm contains 530 acres less railroad
right of way, and right of way of Irrlga
lion company and public highways. Kent
to be paid in cash, terms to be one half
cash in advance and one half cash at the
expiration of each year. Lessee to furn
ish bond with approved security; The
County Hoard reserve the rigkl to reject
any and all bids,
bated, coup city, Nebraska, June as, 1899
Joiih Minhiiuli., county clerk
juncSO 4w.
NOTICK TOR PUBLICATION.
I,and ofllce, Lincoln, NebraHkn t
April loth, Irik*, i
Notice ta hereby given I'm' the follow
Inguamcd Heftier baa filed notice of bl*
Intention to make Anal proof In aupport
of hla claim, and that aatd proof will be
made before the County Judge of Mherman
County, at Loup, Nebmakn, on July 31
l «w, Vlas John P. Carmody, Home
alead Kntry No. IH.349, for the writ
half North eaat quarter Section *i, Town.
•Iilp 16, Range 16 west.
lie uauiea the following wltneaac* to
prove lila conttnuoua residence upon and
cultivation of aald laud, via;
Janie* Carmody, of Arcadia, Nebr.
char lea K, P.l.aue, of aa "
Clarence Larsen of aa ••
Chat lea J UcCwrruie, of Hudey, ••
J W JoliNWiM. Keglater,
NOTICE rot PUBLICATION.
Department ef the Interior
Land OfBc* at Lincoln, Nchraaha..
Juno tt, IMN .
Nolle* i* hereby givea that the fottuw
lag named eeltlor has B ed noth* uf hi*
intention to moke Bool prtinf in support uf
hi* ot alut and that told proof will ho
1 a befot* th* eooaty Judge at Loop
fittf, N. brMha.ua Avgnat Ml i«. via
Prederteh claua Mark, lloaweatood hairy
No ia.»4 for lhe awoth e*»t fourth, section
i', Towaahtp 14 north uf rang* 14 weal of
th* Mh P aw U* ••■Ml th* fi. too ag
oltaeeeea to prov* hta •oMtlauoua feet
dene* wpiw and • aitlvailue uf aatd land,
vl* Stephen S Bueatlaad, vowul I red
**t, >*( loop i tty, Itenry t *tyta uf
lliw Id*. Adotph *• slat a. Lllehdetd
J W JuMSMt* Eegtetet
jwripye
Mm •« NirVI B.
t d> teat tee that m «r about tee *nh
; uf war I tut* up u«o rod *t»»t. t tun
old .e*»t enh eblte tvutt node* bety *nd
• k.lewtvt In fwttaheod Bm token Op um
tut hio the Oottnwee* quartet ul ae, ttun
lit fuo Hthtp Ik, ti*a*e It, u.t teea fowa
•nip. atMMuuau mutely, ItMatta, ttoeer
too hove ptwpett r by pr««t mg tout* pay
1 tug lot this tort and vuut of % topi eg
h**dlhh httilttit
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J Phil Jaeger’s
LOUP CITY. NEBRASKA.
Those'shoppers who wish to make a sea
sonable purchase in season comes here, for
they know we have just what they want
and when they want it. Our stock of
N€W SPRI N<3 GOODS
is here. It is fresh and complete. We are headquarters for anything
needed in the general merchandise line. Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing,
Suits, Spring line of bools and shoes, fancy silks, block crepon, wash
dress goods, lace curtains, Curtain Swiss, Silkoime draperies, Scrim, No
tions, of all kinds, trunks and valises, kid gloves, etc. etc.
DON’T TUF?N YOUF^
back on a good thing. Don t forget that in now spring novelties we
ean show you many new things that have never been shown before. And
above all. for your interest as well as ours, don't fail to visit our store,
inspect our goods and learn our prices.
WE GAN AND WfLL
meet our competitors on both prices and quality of goods and in many
things can save you money. We bought in large quantities and got the
best goods at the lowest liguros so can give our customers the best possible
bargains for the season. We invite you to call.
Yours Truly,
J. Phil Jascjsr.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Statu of Nebraska county of Sbcrinan. Vill
age of Loup City, h. s.
Estimate of'eipenscs for which appropria
tion should bo made for ensuclng municipal
year as follows.
For General Fund Purposes $700.00
" Street “ " 400.00
•• Water “ “ 800.00
“ Interest on Water Bonds 860,00
'• Vi Huge water bond Sink. Fund 1810.00
$1,710.00
The entire revenue for the municipal year
ending May 3rd 1818 was us folllws:
For General Fund purposes... ..$700.00
'■ Street Fund. 500.00
“ Water Fund. 1)00.00
•• Int. on water bonds... 850.00
•• Judgment. 800 00
*3,750,00
By order of Village Board. Witness my
hand and the seal of said Village on this 21st
day of June 18W
(seal) J. Phil Jaei.eii, Chut rmati.
Attest O. II. Gibson. Village Clerk.
Published from July 7, to July ‘18.
LEGAL NOTICE FOB PUBLIC VTION
In the District Court of Sherman County
Nebraska.
Manchester Trust Limited, Pluinti.T.
vs.
Lawrence P. Nissen. Annie Nlsscii.
Henry Kastner Maggarelha Kasl
ner The County of Sherman. Ilcury
A. Wyman, aa Kcceiver of the Ulobe
Investment Company, Defendants.
The above named non-reiddent defendaaU,
llenrv Kastner. Murguretha Kastner and Hen
ry A. Wyman as receiver of the Ulobe Invest
meul Company will take notice thut on the ith
day of Detemlier ispti, the above named plain
tin lllcd lie petition la the District Court of
Hbenuaa County. Nebraska, against the above
aaincd defendants, Lawrence t*. Nissen, Annie
Nissen, Henry Kastner. Margaretha Kastner,
The County of Sberiuaa, aud Henry A Wyman
as receiver of the Globe Investment Company,
and said action has not proceeded to decree,
aad the same is now pending
The object aud prayer ef said petition are to
foreclose one i attain real eetate mortgage et
uted by the defendant* Lawrence I' Nissan
snd Annie Nissen hi* wife, to the Ulobe In
vr»iineat Company tend by It assigned to
above named plaintiff on the tad day ul July
l»N upon the north half of the south West
quarter of Meet mu Twenty-Use 1P1 aad the
north half of the south east quarter of hctlut
Twenty si a ciai la Tun ash ip fifteen
ilt north uf Hang* Mi ite«n ildi went
Of the suth id' principal meridian situated la
ttriniat roustr Ncbreaba dated May II l«*»
tu sm»» the perineal of uae prumisory note
of • is* dale with said mortgage aad eaeeuted
i-* »td mortgagers for the sum ef one Gum*
sa l dollars da* aad payable ta li» years Hum
date thereof
Ts* is U now daw end unpaid «a said Mr aad
a- > Afege the sum uf ft Mi sag tatenssi thereon
sl th< tale ef tea per real per aaaum Irma the
•*»» day uf June IM*. aad aaid prtaelpal sum
i sears iaterwat at tha same rata uattt gtod
I faint tg prats (ef a deefee that each ami all
■if the dafeadaats he hatred and turnsimsed uf
I sii equity -f mtemptiea or dtsi inter*** la
I « 1 muttgags f premise» aad that tha tame
i m, i bt mU according tu lea Is aiWi tha
• "ikt hoswd due to ptaiattg sod that tha
dwn e# ptetaligs eatd mnetgaw ha detrend par
1 om-eat to alt e that a aa raid peemtweu
t us aft ivusired tu newest sanl pthwe eat
•** hefare M-adei the Uth da* ef tuewoi ta*
thatml Jeff *tb mm
Mitl StrttS fStSt let I bp flu-BUS
to unit Mimik. its hibatat*
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W J. FISHER,
Attomay at Law and Notary Public.
Will Defend In Foreclose** Onnee
AI.eo DO A
General Real Estate Business.
Offlo* in Nokthwhtim Building,
LOPf CITY. N EBB AULA.
R. J. NIGHTINGALE.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
loup omr, i i ns
A- S- MAIN.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
LOUP CITY. • NEBRASKA
OFFICE.--One door east of Ohase’s
drug store.
SUCCESS^™
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Do not complete arrangements for
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TIME TABU.
LOUP CITY, NKBR.
Lincoln, Denver,
Omaha, Helena,
Chicago, Butte,
St. Joseph, Salt Lake City.
Kaunas City, Portland,
St. Louis, Han Francisco,
anil all points and all points
East and South. West.
I'll A IN* LEAVE AH KOLLOWSi
GOING EAST
No 52 Passanger.7 i6T) a. m
No. (SO Freight.8.00 p. m.
GOING WEST
No. 51 Passenger .4:16 p.m.
No. 58 Freight. litso*. at.
Sleeping, dinner and reclining chair cars
(seats free) on through trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked to any point la
the United States or Canada.
For Information, maps, time tables and
tickets call on or write te A. F. Werta
Agent. Or J. FRANCIS, Gen’l. Passenger
Agent, Omaha, Nebraska,
U. P. RAILWAY.
No. H6 leaves dally except Sunday (pass
enger). 7:30 a. m.
No. 88 leaves Monday, Wednesday aad
Friday, (mixed) 2:06 p. m.
No. 80 leaves Tuesday, Thursday aad
Saturday, (mixed) 8:30 p. in
No 87 arrives dally except Bunday (mixed)
1) :4.-> a. in
No. *6 arrives dally except Sunday (pase
enger) 7.05 p. m
First class servloe and closa connections
east, west and south.
W. O. Clifton, Agent.
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