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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1899)
Lioaal Daws. —■—■ ————■ Roasting ears are ready tor rnusiicat ion. The whistle of the stesm thresher Is again to be heard. Jimmy Conger's little babe was quite seriously 111 yesterdsy. School marms (the sweet things) are very numerous this week. Don’t forget the 20 per cent discount sale at the Bargain Store. Prof. Starks,of the Litchfield schools Is attending Institute this week. Mr. Hickaoan has purchased the Curl ton property on east Rail Road street B. O. Wookey aud son Walter, started overland for southern Colorado, Wed nesday. It. J. Brown moved into the house Just vacated by Chris Johansen last Tuesday. Tbo children of Mr. tnd Mrs. Frank Mereerof Hamilton county, are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Angler. Prof. L. A, Wilson will give a read ing and elocutionary entertainment at the M, E, church next Wednesday olgbt. The date for the 20 per cent diacount sale at the Bargain Store, is Monday July 31st, to Saturday Aug. 5th Inclu sive. Frank Otlewskl made us a pleasant call last Saturday He says that corn now days Is up on the top shslf. His wheat, he says, Is nothing extra Mr. F. E. Brewer, Mrs. Kate Tracy and Mr. and Mra. Rey. W, E, Matthew left Wednesday morning for Lincoln, to attend the Epwortb League Assembly. Fresh Bread e\ ing 5 cts., a loaf. Saturday at A. E. Chase’s. W. II. Roerkner the tailor has just received his samples for fall and winter. Now Is your time to place an order for a suit or pair of pants for the winter. P. J. Krlse and aU daughter. Miss Mabel, Joe Krise, and Miss Nancy Krlse, all ol Neligb. Neb. are visiting relatives here. Miss Mabel is attend ing the Institute. The Republican County Central Com mittee met last Saturday and called the county convention to meet at Loup City, Saturday August 10, at 2 o'clock p. m. Notice the call In this Issue. Dr. Komi no, dentist, manager of Ro rnine Dental Co. will visit Loup City, August 12, aud remain until Aug. 20 If In need of dental work call on him. Office at hotel. Notice ad on another page for price a of work. Mra. DruzIlU Pedler came up from her home In Hastings last Saturday eve ning to be present at the grand festival and adoption of a host of new mem bers In the Royal Neighbors of Amer ica. bhe returned Tuesday We have for sale a full supply of blank mortgages, deeds, land leases, notes and mortgage notes od hand. All printed on best quality paper and are of the best forms and print. Warranty deeds to conform with county deed records. Mr. Perry Reed returned to the city last Saturday evening after a four months sojourn on the Pacific coast. Mr. Reed will again make his home among us, and be inform ua that Dar Orow who went with him will be back soon. Jim Johansen, also a member of the party may not return soon. Adam Schaupp had a very narrow es cape from being seriously kicked by a horse yesterday. He was passing be hind the mare of Rev. W. K. Matthews when she kicked, striking him on the hip and thigh, knocklug him back against the barn, but be bolng close to her he did not receive any serious in jury. Tbe hors* is.es which will take place at Loup City, August ttiacd 24 are an aaured success. The uceessary amount o» money has beea raised and deposited lu the first bank and the race track la being repaired in good shape. The officers are: Judge Wall, president. C\ I. I‘rake, Field Marshall. A 1*. Cul ley. Treasurer, II M. Mathews, Seer* tary.A.M. liennett, Assistant. Treas urer: and C W Conhiser and J W l*oug, Assistant Secretaries A stranger from Custer county pulled Into town last Saturday eveulng with bis wife, an Invalid, In a covered wagon She was unable to walk without the aid of crutches and w*« being taken |e Crand Island for treatment They were •ullraty destitute of the wherewith to defray rip* aw as of thalrip. C. L. drake provided them with free lodging at his hotel add W II lunger, a* usual ea* soon an the atraet with hi* hand not •(retched and when hectored i| he bed MNIs help the pour people on their way We notice lu the roater at the First regimeul Its* nan*# ef eur repreaenia live Mr. K N t'rtaa, among ih* aorpor lk Mr I'r.a# saluted from her* I* Mil the pieeu uf Mr |, M Nhepperd and want among the hof* of the Itrehen |io« enmpmsy a petfeci stranger Tin* essuspeny (a an old on# sod o' had many who were am t> law loos fur promo than, pat Mr t rtes coma# hum* a cor i poral It le very as idem that he earosd hi* strip** hy hsavary sirlet a leodon to doty, cepahtht* aad coogonlaUtv, and It apeak* isisa s K i Ih* young men Miss Ina Taylor returned home Wed nesday. M. II Smith purchased the Thcia property from T. L. Pllger last week A serlea of twisting clouds kept our citizens on the quivlve tor au hour yes terday afternoon. Mrs. Wharton bus purchased the Rosseter residence property In the south psrt of town. The corner stene of the new school bouse will be laid next Thusday with appropriate ceremonies. Mr. liowrnsn Is nursing a sore hand as the result of lime estlng It while at work on the new school bouse. Cabinet Photos 99 cents per do;. at Leschinsky’s Studio open every day except Satur days. Come and sec samples. Win. Sbermau, of Rockville town ship is said to have a field of wheat that stands from four to live feet high and will yield about 30 bushels to the acre. It Is a new variety and of excellent quality. BE GOOD TO YOUBSEl,F and good to your freinds. When you treat a frelnd to whiskey give him the best. HARPER Whiskey is the beverage for your freinds and for you.—HOLD BY T. A. KlSnkk, Loup City. Neb Do not fail to see Draper the photo grapher, Ho is in Loup City now with his photo car and will remain but a few weeks. Loup City people are seldom given an opportunity to get aucb lovely pictures The“ life-line'* Is out extending the ' glad hand” of life, hope and happiness Reaches around the globe Tis Rocky Mo untaln Tea 85 cents. M. II. Smith left for Vermont Wedes day. Rumor has it that Mr. Hmirh will bring back a partner ‘ for better or for worse” for tbe balance of hie natural life. May cupid attend to bis builuesa and see that all things are well done in tbia case Tbe senior editor of this paper has been prevailed upon to introduce the name of the junior editor to make tbe race for tupervlsor of Loup City town ship, and we now offer the sacrifice, the junior editor modistiy says La don't want It but if It Is forced upon bim be will accept. Wbat eise could be do? Frank Beeman, of Kearney and Buf falo county's candidate for tbe nom ination of Congressman on the re publican ticket was bere last Friday Shaking hands with his republican friends and making himself acquainted. He was the gentleman who was urged to be a candidate for that office at the time Mr. Cady was nominated four years ago and recieved a good vote in the convention, his own county support ing him from tbe start to the finish. Mr. Beeman is a pleasant gentle man and amau of infiuanoe and ablLity. The contest so far as known at present is betweeu bim and Judge Klnkade, who was also here some weeks ago Last Saturday night marked the grand est and most eutbulastie epoch in the history of the Royal Neighbors of Amer ica of this city. 28 candidates had been duly elected for honore in this camp and au adjourned meeting was bad for tbeir adoption. The ladiee worked all day Saturday and festooned the ball with our national colors, the colors of the order and numerous rare and beautiful bouquets. Never did the hall put on such a delightful and rosy tiut, with garlands ot flowers, inviting the "stranger’’ to join with this noble order, and lend their assistance in the future to build up a fraternal circle, the nucleus of which this community can well be proud, and conspiclous among the grandest was a beantlfu! card, 8 by 10, with ttie Initials of the ord r It- N. of A. worked in pansies upon a back ground of evergreen and present ed by Mrs U W. Hunter far which she received ttie hearty thanks of ilie entire membership The following is a list of the uew members who presented themselves for adoption. Mr. ami Mrs. August Moll, Ml and Mrs. W I>. French, Mr. ami Mrs Albert Anderson, Mr. aud Mr*. I. K Foster, Mr and M *. John Jen*, Mr*. Carrie Johansen, Mr*. K W Vamlorn. Mrs V. Uentfrow, Mr*. Siowbodney, Ml** Mamie Smith Mi**. F*nnle Ford, Mis* klleu l.ofholm, Ml»s M* ra Ktub, Mr*. A. J Morgan, Mr* I’eter Howe. Mrs, W o McNulty, Milo Hilbert, Harry Woofcey, Frank Smith. R J. OUryan After the veremoniee j of adopt ion were eoac'uded latdea were ! *pte«d and e sumptuous Ice cream top per w a* an joyed by ail. after which a! merry good night «**» passed aroung | and ail went hooia So diean* of the fra (•rally which *hlei* where a warm J heart and a *en*e of wars well done at# the for«mo*l factor* The service ef (he I \ ioN I* A< I Fit' I via "Misha or h«>•«** tity I* uu#*, eit*d I and i-Moon of I’aiaee a leaping 1 art s luf*l *Mo-king and l.ihrary rare, hi* >ng t ar* me«>* a la c arte. Free it* llo lap* Mir i'ar* and Ordinary Wi*«| mg Oare. I he I a loo l‘*> id- i« the r>ue for summer travel For fell tain* w at toe shout ichsi*. slop eeara, or a goaty t Meet rated had | thwrlMaf " live Over land Houle'* t* j the j'ariir t oast call as* (h |t t si* t>*« Agee*. 1 ItK teachehs at wukk. Nearly sixty teacher* are enrolled on the list and are now attending the Teacher'* Institute which opened last Monday morning at the primoiy school building in this city, and under the able Inatructors, Horace M Davis, cd Ord, W. T. Htockdale, of Arlington, and F. O. Hawxby of Lincoln the werk Is progressing finely. SuperlnUndant S. G, Le'nlngcr has (■taped out a good prngiam and it Is being carried out with much Interest, On Tuesday evening the teachers and citizen* received a rare treat in attend irig the letcure given by Prof. Davis at the M. K Church, and on August 10th Prof Ott, of Dea Moines, Iowa, who lias made‘218 dates in Ids own sta e In three seasons will give his vital topic lecture at the M E. Church The sub ject of his lecutre Is "Sour Grapes” or “Heredity and Marriage the Bigot Kef owns and Keformers. These lect ures are along the line of educational work The follow is a list of teachers en rolled: Names. P. O Address. G;ace Kay, LoupCity, Net> Georges Gouley, Mason City, " Emrns O. Anderson, Loup CLy, “ Frankie Inks, *• “ “ Elen Lofholm, ‘ “ “ Sarah Loflbolm •• •* “ Kangheld Nelson, Arcadia, “ Belle Mulick, Loup City. •* Blanche Rtigno, Rockville, Ida Carpenter, Austin, “ Mettle Conger, Loup Clly, “ Nina llayes, Austin, Mabel Vanicoy, Rockville, “ Miss W. A. Hayes, Austin. “ Mrs. Minnie Doon, Lltotfield, Mata Stevens, “ •• Mamie Murphy, “ “ Mabel^Filnt, “ Girtrude Flaton, “ •• Ella Conner, Loup City, “ Maude F'letcher, Boelus, J. F. Nieoson, Loup City, “ W. II. Kennedy, ** “ •* Julia Bowe •• “ “ Nlenaa Converse, “ •• “ Minnie Croston, Hazard, “ Minnie Gilbert, Loup City, Mrs. J. W. Jones, “ ' “ Miss Henry Young, “ “ “ Bessie Emry, “ •' “ Lora O. Smith, “ " “ R. E. Artbaud, Ashton, “ Ella Reed, Arcadia, “ Beulab Knapp, Loup City, '* Emma Peterson, “ “ “ Maria C. Hillebrandt St. Paul, “ Goldie M. Vansooy, Ravenna, “ Nellie M. Johnson, Westerville. “ Eda Stephens, Rockville, ** Maud Stephens, Rockville, “ Eda Nebler, Ashton, “ Ainaee Whitman, Arcadia, “ Saidee Whitman, “ *• Minnie Hickman, Loup City, *' Ella Iuscho, Litchfield, “ Laura Gray, “ " Edna Williams, Ashton, “ F. W. Starks, Litchfield, D. E. Mowery, Arcadia. “ Susa Throckmorton, Divide, “ Hattie •• “ “ Lilian Nightingale, Loup City, “ Francis Ford, “ “ “ J. 8. Knight, “ “ “ G. F. Johnson, * “ » H. L. Teeter, ** “ “ Eflle Zimmerman, “ “ ASHTON LOCALS Mr. J. C\ Schaupp railed It to Loup City od Thursday on business. Mr. K. Q. Taylor paid the hub a visit on Thursday. Quite a party of Ashtonites made a trip to Davis Creek last Friday in quest of a number of the flnnsy tribe. They report having had an elegant time. Mr. Bartbalemew Lnkaszewski, accompanied by his son Frank went to Lincoln last Friday morning on business, returning home on Satur day afternoon. A very exciting game of ball was played on the diamond at this place last Sunday lietwcen the Second and Third nines of this town, with a vict orv for‘ The Kids,' much to the cha grin of the Second nine. The battle was a lively one, and at the end of the last inncng stood 2u to 2 i, Mr. and Mrs. K H. K. Kendall of St. Paul, spent Sunday with rela tival in oui bustling Ittlecity. Mr. and Mra. A. N. Conklin drove to St, Paul Tuesday afternoon for a short visit with relatives Mr. Hsrstowof Oed. ws* a pleas ant sailer Monday. Prof. |« A Wilson of Seward gave a verv entertaining elocution ary reading at the Presbyterian church, which waa enjoyed by all Mra. S 1» l.atuphere left Wed ntsdav for Aurora. Neb,, where she goes for a short visit. For Hale' A good luilcb raw Price and particularseaa be ob'ained of W M Smelser J P Taylor slopped a car of bogs 'V *dne*dav Mr H H Wright la* to 11*. I the town fur a free miuh ai entertain went for Wednesday night, Aug tt, H |t llorton of l)ra»l Island was s csllvr on Wedneadav Mi and Mra T l> W dton spent Huaday si l,»*wp City There are rumors to the sir of a change of ownership of one of roil elevator* I V P ..1 >' J!”"■—I. 1 ! ""I ANOTHER EXCURSION OVERTHE BURLINGTON ROUTE TO THE BLACK HILLS Date. Tuesday. August 8th; Kate, one fare for round trip; Limit. 30 days from date of sale. The summer resorts of the Black Hi'Is are filled as never before. Hot Springs and Sylvan T/ike are crowded with pleasure seekers, I he hotels and sanitariums are doing the biggest bus iness in their history, but there is still room for more. That Hot Springs burmal waters have lost none of their old-time efll cacy is proven ov the fact that more people have been cured or benefltted tMs j ear than ut any time in the past. Remember the date of this l<>w rate excursion, Tuesday, August gth. Rem ember too, that the Burlington Route runs a through sleeping car to Hot Springs. (let aboard it at Lincoln or anywhere north of there and go through wirtiout change or delay of any kind J Francis, flen. I’ass'er. Agt., Omaha. ♦ ♦ ♦ Tetter, Full-Klirmn uikI Enema The intense itching and smarting inci dent to these diseases, Is instantly allay ed by applying Chamberlaiu’s Eye and Skin Ointment. Many very bud esses have been permanently cured by it- It Is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy for sore nipples chapped bands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore eyes. 25cts. per box For sale by Odendahl Bro's. ♦ • ♦ NOTICE OF WARNING. As complaint is made to me that per sons arc killUng meadow larks, and singing birds, and are tresspassing on the laud of others and killing game in violation of the game Jaw of the state, notice Is hereby g I ven that hi all cases iu the future where security for costs Is given I shall institute proceedings upon complaiut being made. Dated Julv 31st, 1899. T. 8. Nioutinoalk, County Attorney —- ~ - NOTICE OF WARNING. Ail parties are hereby warned under penalty of law not to hunt game on the lands described as follows and be longing to the undersigned: All of section 32 ar.d east half of section 29, township 10 Range 13. in Logan town ship, 8herman county. Anyone not heeding this notice will he prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Carl Anderson, Peter E'ki.andson, * ♦♦ *45c for the Cftinpii'gn. The Twice-a-Week State Journal, printed every Tuesday and Friday, will he sent postpaid with all of the news of the world from now until after election for only 25 cents. It is worth that much to read iboul the Fighting First regi ment's return. The Journal, printed at the state capital, is the leading Nebras ka paper and it’s mighty cheap at a (juarter. Mr. I*. Ketehum of Pike City. Cal., says: “During my brother’s late sick ness from sciatic rheumatism, Cham berlain's Pain Balm was the only reme dy that gave him any relief.” Many others have testified to the prompt re lief from pain which th s liniment af fords. For sale by Odenuahl Bro's. HI CK l.K.NV AKN1CA HALVE. The best salve in the world for Cuts Briuses Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and pos itively cures Files, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac tion or money refunded, l'rice 26 cents per box. For sale by Odendahl Bros. NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior i Land Office, Lincoln Nebr < Aug, slnd, 1*1*1. i Notice !* hereby given that the follow ing nameu settler has tiled notice of her ire tentton to make final proof In support of her claim, and that said proof will lie made before the County Judge of sher man countv at Loup City on sept, blip l*<.m. vis .Mary E. Hell Homestead Entry No 1?4K*. for Lots 7 and * ol Section «, Township 14, Uange II west. She names the following witnesses to j prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of *ald land, vis James w /ink, of Loup, Nebraska. John C. Vandergrlfl, of Austin, “ , Then,a* II. IMIlon, of '• •• John W, Carpenter, of ’• M J W Johnson, Register. iViiininVninftNtrtiAnMYMWMM! j a m u hattlrn j » in • •mm olnlMa) la #**»» K [ ani»r Oalt %> unu • {<**• J 4C-CALL'S A IACAZINEW A LAWKS *A0A2IN!>. 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Thev Go to DRAPER S Photo Car. -o Bouncing babies, stately mother*. Mirthful maiden* by the score, Brides and bridegrooms without number Enter DRAPER'S PHOTO CAR. Beaux and bachelors by the dozen, Mixed with married men galore, Jostle with the side walk traffic, On the stieet near DRAPER’S door. w Actors from the heights dramatic; Preachers from the bouse of prayer; Soldiers from the state militia Go to DRAPER’S if anywhere. Social clubs, and groups extending Throughout learning’s beaten paths. Mingle in the midst of DRAPER’S Rich display of photograph*. Lawyers, editors and statesiuer, Transient visitors in town, Go to DRAPER’S sit for photos, Draper’s photos of renown. So remember when you’re anxious To obtain a photo tine; DRAPER is the acknowledged leader Of all artists in bis line ■-u SPECIAL PRICES ON PHTOS. SIZE. GLOSS FINISH. DULL FINISH Stamps p<>r |8 f .25 , Little Queens, “ Doz. 1 00 • 1 25 Cabinet, one person, “ “ 1 50 2 00 Cabinet, two persons “ “ 1 75 2 25 Cabinet groups “ “ 2 00 2 60 5x7 groups “ “ 3 00 3 75 0x8 groups “ “ 4 00 5 00 Cabinet Views, in town “ “ 1 50 ' 2 00 6^ x Views in town “ “ 3 50 4 00 We also make copies anil eulargemenls from old faded pictures, but cannot submit prioes on this kind of woik until we see tbe picture to be coppied, EDGAR DRAPER, Photographic Artist. ^ A. CULLEY A p OULLSY, President QmMw. FIRST BANK OF LOUP CITY, General Banking Business Transacted. Paid up Capital Stock $20,000 Cohuespondknth: Seaboard National Bank, New York City, N. Y., Omaha National Bank, Omaha, Nebraska. There are Many GOOL PESOPTS On the line or reached* via the XKKBDSSXMSUSXXXKXW* XXMKXMjBMMMMMlWMMX Direct Line to Solid all Vostibuled Trains Points West. Daily ... * mxmm^nsam^mrn YOU WILL FIND FISHING IN ROCKY MOUNEAIN STREAMS, HUVTING IN WYOMING, CURATINE WATERS IN HOT SPRINGS OF IDAHO r For Time Tables, Folder*, Illustrated Books, Pamphlets d«acripUv| of the teantnry traversed, rail on W D CLIFTON, Agent. LI VERITY TH« US*T0*0ATC LITTLE LIVER Pit *. lillOllM O - fl Const.; .. > > Dyspepsia, tlck'llosd * acho » > i Livar Complaint. r- mm** toAriP tOO PILLS At .11 i ■ If CTf ros >«i k ny ODKN0AIIL MUM.. I. Mt|» C‘a*. M#k» FAHM ► OK AAl.E Oii* uf Ida b»il liw|*ru¥«*l l»rw» la HMibu* i!utMi;, atHMlKlng af Mo acraa. <».* a«<| uh fourth wtl#4 Irani A •Moo. MO a*-r*« aniKr «ulll¥»lloa, balaaaa la pailur#, gaw«t ruaalag • Wtlfa tar |)i U*» A l*lr**4 K A. aad K V Wiimm, T SI f m Athtua N#M, CATTLE ANO IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE. It* IW.I ««•!• Aaah alii ¥*'l »aifM** ail |a*««« -a tow* A tew *a»tte »o tta« I«imi tn.». NaMaah*
