ASHTON NEWS DEPARTMENT.
JTOHjy F, SMITH. I ah'a l Editor and *1 ft cert is in a Solicitor.
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Devoted to the Interests of Ashton. FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1903. Started, April 3, 1903.
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Important Notico
We have repeatedly called the attent
ion of the public to frauds, who oc
casionally go through the state claim
ing to represent our society. They are
frauds and can le easily found out,
foraliofour district superintendents
and workers carry credentials, signed
by on i presedenl. Dr. W O Henry
and K I’Quivey. state suprintendent;
it they cannot show such credentials
they have no connection with our soci
ety. Decently two or more persons were
in Gothenberg, soliciting money for
homeless children, claiming to rep
resent our society, giving a certain
street number in Chicago as national
headquarters which is not our liead
quaiters. We do not solicit money
tor < hicago, and these funds if connect
ed with any society, are with the Amer
ican IIometinding society, with which
we are no t connected. Wo have noth
ing t<» do with the “American Society’’
either national or otherwise, and as we
take it, our Nebraska people are not
especially interested in sending money
to Chicago to help them in charity,
especially when such methods are be
ing used to get the money, and we
hope that the people will demand to
see the credential, properly sighed by
our president and state suprintendent
before giving any money to strangers
claiming to represent this society.
LOCAL NEWS.
—Mr. John Gray of Rockville was at
Ashton a few days last week with a
car load of western horses.
—Mr. Harry Stine of B e a trice,
Neb., and brother of Mrs. KiDg is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. King.
—A big hail storm is reported to
have damaged the crops in the vi
cinity of Aurora on last Sunday.
—Harvesting is now under full
sway in this vicinity. The corn,
though rather late, is doing nicely.
—Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Newman
drove to St. Paul Saturday night to
visit friends and relatives.
W. Cruseiak is having a new hy
draulic well sunk on his farm by
Stern’s St. Paul outtit.
Lee Dobson went to Colorado last
week anil returned home Tuesday
with a car load of good western horses
which he has on sale at Ashton.
The shipment of cream fora three
days run of the cream station at Ash
ton last week was 124 full cans and
George Marlow informs us that it
was’ntan extra week for cream at that
—Father Jedezewski of Smartville,
Johnson county, is here visiteing Fath
er Radka and will assist him at the
Thursday Holy day services. A
Chojyuce Thursday.
—Mr. King, oar estimable B & M.
agent and wife, are receiving a
pleasant visit from Mr King’s parents
and young brother.
—Stanley doc. and family drove
over from Rockville to visit friends
and relatives last Sunday and re
turned home Monday.
—II. M. Mathew and R. J. Nigh
tingale, two of our county seat attys.
were in Ashton Monday loosing
after the interestsol' respective
clients.
—A GO ft. crossing was laid on
the east side of m ain street on the
north end by road supervisor Beush
aussn assisted by Sam Blumer on
Saturday last.
—The village board of Ashton
got after the defective sidewalk
nuisance by ordering all property
owners to immediately repair all
broken sidewalks.
—The conductor of the B. & M
passenger had the misfortune tosevere
ly sprain his ankle by slipping «n the
depot platform at central city. lie
made the run however to Sargent.
—Charley Beushausen came home
from his two weeks vacation last
Friday feeling rather brlaky.
Charley however saye for a good
time there is no place like Ashton's
platonic.
—Two of Ashton's jr. ball clubs,
the first and second play a game on
the ball ground Sunday as a practice
game to get into line for the future
games the balance of the season.
—Frank Jezewski drove over to
Rockville Monday to look up his
interest in the transportation of his
mault product which he has hauled
overland from Rockville two time
each week.
- E G. Taylor, links it necessary
to place a sbliil rock foundation under
his elevator at Ashton, it being literally
underminded with rats, which is found
to be a hard proposition to get rid of
The foundation will be laid this week
and a new coal bouse will be built
at Schaupp Siding.
—County Clerk Gibson, Messers
Barnett, Korummph and Fisher
were pleasant callers at Ashton last
Thursday night. These gents came
down to attend Ashton's M. W. A.
meeting and returned hom# the
same night.
□—A heavy storm passed over Ash
ton last Monday evening about G
o’clock. Dark looking clouds hung
low over the town followed by high
winds and raiu. Previous to the
rain a cloud of dust rolled through
the main streets, it became dark as
night and quite a few Ashtonites
thought we were going to have a
repitition of the storm of '96. Fort
unately the storm passed over town
without doiog any particular dam
age.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF S. N. SWEETLAND,
Treasurer of Sherman County, Nebraska, from January 1st, 1903 to July 1st, 190.3.
COLLECTIONS ItY TEAKS: I | ,, , i , i ; | i ™
! „ __ ' Hal on Col. from | Trans Trans Disburse Com- I Hal. on
Balance on hand Jnn 1st. 1903. 631,746 63 NAMES OF FUNDS. hand '| all ferred ferred meats mis | hand
CollectIOM Of ftflt_J:>M I I9"J | to I from | | along | .Ily 1 l'JUH
ISSN. SB »5 State Funds # tWUS! 6,485 is! I 6.661 11 1JS 9t«: 45198
1886 33 85 County General 3,538 89: 7,360 84 1,083 35 60s ini 019790
iww7 73 00 County Int HonJ 3.919 14 0,891 69 2.533 75 , 8,888 08
'***• • MUU County Koad..... 39*180 834 20 13 10 001 90
1888 , 81 94 County Bridge. 1,567 83 2,458 77 2 468 71 1 557 38
1889.. ur, 81 County Poor Farm 347 00 250 on '497 00
„ .7 County Tudgment .... 18 61 is 01
■■ 89:>l, county High School. 2 SI a 24
1891, 14 48 Soldiers Belief. 202 28 35s 13 20573
1,892 12 00 Dist. School. 54,65 12 13,578 20 79 31 10.854 65 107 28 8.819 76
~ Dlst. School Judgment 285 18 59 00 285 18
“ • IM| ■ 71 ^ Dist. School Bond ... I 1.860 4s 646 33 i 79 31 278 47 6 46 2 11’ 57
. 1891,. 81 33 Township Funds . ... 1.759 78 4.302 58 3 755 02 ISO 15 jjxi? 19
„ 1ST, 2,031 52 Township Bonds.. ... 170 27 3,818 71 I 1.042 17 139 32; 143 52
*' ' .w Township Judgment 3461 7 3,665 45: 3,500 OU 132 69 278 73
. 1886, . 1.1 AS Special Thistle. 139 43 348 85 ! 488 «8
181*7, 148 42 Loup City Village 20 19 1,025 82 71X100 37 18 3U 88
isos -»r» 77 Loup City VU. Bond 50 19 1.871 IH* 68 85 1 859 48
Loup city Vll. Judgt. 08 19 51*15 I ISfll '117 78
. 1899, >*27 <8 Litchfield Village ! 15 81 ' 15 81
• . llUXi. 205 92 Ashton Village 35 13 232 03 115 (XI 8 40' 104 30
mill 1 418 49 Bockvllle Village 10 10 45 19 5400 1291
I!:1V 40253•**’ Institute fund. ,1118 Ills
Interest on deposit*'. 7 mm ®n?Hl-icen#es 592*00
School Lands.. 3,710 30 JL3 40 95 45 38 53 | 280 38
Miscellaneous collections . 2,017 56 ^10Lff/; 11 i IniSi ! 174 tx)
State Apportionment 2,850 52 £^l“',Xn' ' ' ; „ 1 ><> <«
Redemptions on hand 80 42 Kl ll< ^jiSKy so In _-o-s.,_ .so 15
Total. 4 75,230 13 Total 21,740 63 53.480 50 138 31j 138 31 38,748 04 1,400 01 35,087 18
Amount of Money In l>el»owltorlPM and In Office:
Items in Office —
Cash. .. .$ 38 86
School orders held for investment of school bond fund. 171 on
School orders hold for investment Co Int bond fund. 8,042 13
Township orders held for Investment Co. Int bond fund 312 im
Deposited in banks approved by D. C. Grow, Chairman
of County Board: —
First Bank of Loup City 20,464 23
Hank of Ashton. 4,000 00
Litchfield State llank ■ . 6.272 4b
Nebraska Fiscal Agency N< w York . . 1,755 oh
Total..* 35,067 46
The State of Nebraska |
County of Sherman, ( s‘ s'
I, S. N. Sweetland, treasurer of said
county do solemly swear that the foregoing
statement is correct as I verilv believe.
S. N. Sweetland, Treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn
to before me this Oth. day of July, 1903. i
G. H. Gibson, Clerk. C
—The Ashton editor has been very
short of news the past few weeks and
to readers of Ashton items we wish
to say that as we are now in our busy
season, and cannot get around to gath
er much news, any news you hand
to us or leave at our sanctum, sanc
torum for the Ashton department will
be greatly appreciated.
—A very enjoyable cake and ice
cream social was held at the home
of Mr.and Mrs. J. P. Taylor Wednes
day for the Sunday School chil dren.
After the refreshmenta went the
rounds the children had a merry
time on the lawn playing childrens
games and wishing sociablea came
very day iri the year.
It is reported to us that the storm
which passed over Ashton Monday eve
aing going east, struck Farwell and
Dannebrog. At Farwell the corn cribs
and out buildings were blown down
and a couple of houses unroofed. At
Dannebrog several residences were
badlv damaged and an elevator was
blown down. Luckily no lives were
lost or serious injuries sustained by
any of the inhabitants.
—Miss Lottie Iteigel, w ho has been
suffering from blood poisoning, caused
by stepping on a rusty nail several
weeks ago, is reported as ba>ing taken
a serious back set. Dr. (irothan, of
St. Paul was called in consultation
Tuesday with Dr. Hogan the attend
ing physician, and report comes to us
that it may he necessary to amputate
the foot to' save the patient. Hut this
report we cannot or do not state as au
thentic, as it is simply hear say.
—The Ashton and Boelus base
ball nines crossed bats at Boelus
last Friday and the game result
ed in a disastrous defeat for
Ashton by a score of lb to 1. We
wondered how it could be that the
Ashton boys were hoodoed and later
we Gnd out that but four of the
Ashton ball nine participated in the
game, the balance being picked
up from the second nine.
-—The M, W. A. Camp of Aehton !
had a good enthusiastic meeting last
Thursday night to talk up the mat
ter of a new M. W. A. hall and op
era house. The structure which is
proposed will be a largo two story
building with two large atore rooms
below and the lodge rooms which
will be seperate from the opera
proper will be on the second
tloor. The meeting waswell attend
ed bat nothing delinite was one in
regard to it. It only remains for
the M. W. A. to go in with push and
vigor and the building of a good
hall will he a success.
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It will cure when everything else fails
—it has done this in thousands of cases
Here Is one of them: I suffered from
bleeding protruding pills ior twenty
years. Was treated by different special
ists and used many remedies, but obtain
ed no relief nntil I used DeWitt,s
Witch Hazel Halve Two boxes cured
me eighteen months ago and 1 have not
had a touch of the pills since II. A. Tis
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Bleeding, Itching and Protruding
Pills no remedy equals DeWitt,s Wich
Hszel Salve. Sold by Odendahl Bros
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