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About Hemingford herald. (Hemingford, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1895-190? | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1898)
h V V I II H I for 1 i K thrr ) The Herald. OFFICIAL PAPER OF BOX BUTTE COUNTY "t.J.0 K E 6 P K . PublMheri t'uhlUlml every KriiUj ntul t'liti-ml at tlie pnotMillico III lli-mliiKfurJ, Nrtira.ka, an nccnml rUMiAall irmllPt. I'llB ilKHAI.l) iiliotsl to tlic Jtitprwtd ut Ilaminerurd and llox HutUi roiinty. HUUHOBIl'TIHS IU1ICH: ONK YEAli..... SIX MONTHS .flM) coor.Y V. M. 1'ntr.rn A. M.Mii.i.vr , J . II. II. Ilr kit. , I!. I. HWF.K.NH W. M. Iouksck . ..... ., Miss A. H. Nsoclanii.. ClIAfl. IllUNN Dn.W.K. Mn.iv.ci ... l)iu C. A. Hoi.iiitnor Jamkh IUituv J AH. IIOI.MNtUhK .... O.W. Duncan.. ....., OFtflCEUS. Clrrk. Trcftwircr. ..Juilun. ..HIinrllT. Alturnny. .... ...Hi eiintfiidont. ....Hnricyor. .. Coroner. riivnU'iiiti. .'iimmlnHloner lfc IMkt. CommUnlonex 4ml Dint. l'umuiitsl(Rr dm uihI. J. E. VORTE ocAttorney - at - Law:x CUAWFOM) NEB. .Oltico In Syndicate llloek W. M. JO(DEMCE, ATTORNEY - A.T - laASW, i'tacttcps In all the oonrts Ilcraiugford,... . . . .Neb. TUTTLE & TAS1I Attorneys - at - Law, -HFMINGfORD. NEBRASKA. . X)Ii. O. A. HOLBIIOOK, I'll YSICUJt and SU41GE0M, Jieatdence. Hull house. Office First door north Box Jlutte Bank lildg. Hemingford, -:- Mebvaska T. J. O'KEEFE, U. S. COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT OP NEBRASKA. All matters coming before the United States circuit Court or the United States Laud Office -a 111 receive, prompt and careful attention. A1k attend to all kinds of business for non-ret-ktents: real estate, rentals, collections, etc Correspondence solicited. O Dices at I1KMINUFOHD AND CRAWFORD. NEB. Time Table FOR. Hemingford Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago, St. Joseph, Kansas City, Denver, Helena, Butte, Salt Lake City, Poiitland, San Francisco, St. Louis mid all points cost and south and all points west Tuains Leave ah Koi.mwb. Nu.il. l'afuteaicer, dslly, Doadwood. llillinK sud all point north and went Ult.m Nu. iS. Ireietit. dally. Dnulwood, HillinH and intermediate tatiuna 8:2S p. m. Ku. 47. Frelulit, dally, New Castle nnd intermediate nUtlons.. 2.55 p.m. Ho. 42. 1'aswJHKer. daily, for Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago and all poiuUeait 11:15 p.m. Nil. 46. Freight, daily, for Lincoln and intermediate utatlotiK ,:08 p. m. Ho. 48. Freiuht, daily, for Lincoln, find Intermediate HlallonH. .. 10:23 a. m All train dally except Nod. 47 and 48. 47 dally except Sunday. 48 daily except Monday, Sleeping, dining and reclining chair ram Mats free on throngli trains. Tickets sold and Inggage chocked to any point in the Uuited Slates or Canada. For information, maim, tlmo Utiles and tick rts rail on or write to V. M. (.opelaud, Agent, or J. FRANCIS, Oen'l Passeuger Agent, Omatui Nebraska. I have some of the best seed corn in the county for sale (white and yellow) also 250 bushels of the very best millet seed for sale in quantites to suit purchaser. Orders left at H. R. Green's will bo filled or write to the under signed. E. Mabin. Notice. The undersigned will take cattle or horses to pasture thir teen miles northwest of Heming ord. Terms reasonable. In quir at Wm Cross. Estella Taylor. Attention, Horsemen! The French coach stallion QUINAULT and the Shire stal lion, SAXON KING, will stand the present scoson at my place six miles west and two miles north of Hemingford. Terms: S5 to insure a mare in foul; $6 to insure foal to teat. All mares traded or removed will for feit tny insurance 85 will bo tiuo at one?. Care taken to prevent accidents but I will not he respon sible if any occur. A. S. Enyeart. I will buy your county war rants. H. 11. Llreon. Ilov. Wunderlioh wont to Grand Island yesterday. Honry Lichte will plant two acres of cabbage this spring. Mrs. Emory Abloy of Alliance is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abloy. Mrs. Lotspiech and Miss Deal of Alliance aro visiting friends in Hemingford. Howard Pinkerton is clorking in a hotel at Ilyaunis. Howard is a good man around a hotel. Dr. Blanchard, the dentist, ex pects to leave Hemingford about the 10th inst.,and will bo absent several weeks. The Cong'l ladies will give their next regular missionary dinner at the homo of Mrs. McCandless, Wednesday, June 8. C. J. Wildy purchased 23 head of mules from a ranchman in Sioux county Tuesday. Ho will ship them to Illinois. Mrs. Wunderlich and littlo daughter returned home Wednes day. They visited relatives anp friends at Crawford for a couplo of weeks. The Ladies' Club entertained at Mrs. Blanchard's last Friday evening. As usual the program was good and a pleasant evening was spent. Carl Holbrook left last week forOgalalla, where he will prob ubly remain during the summer. Doctor Holbrook' accompanied him as far as Camp Clarke. A. H. McLaughlin and family of Marsland participated in Me morial Day exercises in Heming ford Monday. They were enter tained by Mr . and Mrs. Tush. Miss Ella Hood arrived from Billings, Mont., Wednesday, and will visit her mother and sister near Box Butte. Miss Hood has beon teaching in the city schools at Billings. Luke Mnyfield and family who hare resided near Hough, Dawes county, for several years passed through Hemingford yesterday enroute to Missouri whore they expect to remain a year. Tho News. Chadron's now paper, mrtdo ils first appearance last week with tho name of W. H. Korns at the musthead. The paper is chuck full of news and neat typographically. "We wish it success. Tho publisher acknowledges roceipt of tho program and an invitation to attend the com mencement exercises of the Uni versity of Nebraska, Lincoln Jnne 5 to 10. In the senior class of '98 there will bo 133 graduates, among whom is Miss Lottie Wor ley, formerly of this county. Miss Worley has been a close student and her many Heming ford friends are pleased to hear that she will be a member of this year's graduating class. Eight years ago, Ed Kennedy, eldest sou of Wm Konuedy of Liberty precinct, left this county vnd nothing was heard frwm him or his whereabouts until last Saturday when his father re ceived a letter from him. The letter was dated at El Paso, Texas, but Ed says that ho has been living in Arizona. He said that ho has been in every state in the Union and that Arizona suited him the best. Needless to say his parents were delighted to hear from him as they had long sinco concluded that something had happened him. Memorial Day was appropri ately observed in Hemingford Monday. The address, which was delivered by Rev. Bowdish at the Congergational church, was very impressive, in tno afternoon" tho procession pro ceeded to the cemotory where tho graves of the old soldiers and others wore decorated. The va rious committes performed tho work assigned them very credit ably. Tho church was beauti fully decorated and tho music, both vocal and instrumental was excellent. Tho Hemingford Cor net band was out in forco and tho music which it rendered was very much appreciated by everyone. Latest War News. 8PAIN WILL SUE FOU PEACH. London, Juno 2. The Madrid correspondent of tho Morning Post says: Sonor Leon Castillo, the Spanish ambassador to France, at his recent conferences with tha queen regent and Sonor Sagasta, was ofllcally charged to ask tho powers to intorvouo to obtain peace on such terms as would protect tho amour p:opro of Spain, The ambassador will urgo as a reason for bucIi intervention tho danger of loss of trado to them selves in tho case of a continu ance of the war. Military and political circles in Madrid believe Castillo will suc ceed. FRANCE HELPING SPAIN. Paris, Juno 2. A largo quanity of arms and ammunition are be ing shipped to Spain, across the French bordor. Tho French offtcals aro doing nothing to stop the shipment. BRITISH SAW WHOLE FLEET. Kingston, Jamacia, June' 2. 0 a. m. A dispatch from Port Antonio says that the British second class cruiser Indefatig able, returned thore from Santi ago do Cuba yostorday. Tho cruiser had beon ordered to San tiago to assist the wounded in tho expected naval battle. The ship's surgeon was on leave of absence and a government med ical officer was taken. From the bridge cf the Indefatigable sev enteen ships were counted through binoculars, in Sautiago bay. This is supposed to be full strength of Cervera's fleet, nnd several merchantmen. Tho American ships lay off the har bor, ten were circling around. On Sunday Admiral Cervera sent out two torpedo boats, one of them tho Pulton. After ex changing shots with tho Brook lyn Commodore Schley's flagship and the battleship Texas, they returned safely into harbor. The Indefatigable is under orders again to proceed to Santiago but she is waiting for more surgoous. A Former Hemingford Citizen Loses His Mind. Omaha World-Herald: For two hours this morning Theodore Blaud, an insane man armed with a revolver, razor and an ugly looking knife, held a room in which he had locked himself in the Park hotel, Six teenth aud Chicago streets, and held tho police at bay while an effort was being made to capture and disarm him. He could be seen through tho transom whet ting his knifo on the muzzle of his revolver and heard exclaim ing that he would make mince meat of the first person to in trude upon him. Ho cursed, Bwore and raved loudly. Pa trolman Ranney unlocked the door, three officers pounced upon tho man and soon had him safely landed in the city jail, where ho was placed in a straight-jacket. Chadron News: Colonel W. F. Hayward, Tony Nelson and others are forming another com pany of militiamen. Their field is Dawes, Box Butte, Sheridan and Chorry counties. They secured a list of eighty-five names and sent to Governor Hoi comb with tho request for per mission to muster the troop. Mr. Hayward is said to be a can didate for captian; Benj. Davis and Charlie Morrisoy for first lioutenant. and Tony Nelson sec ond licutonant. New Goods! I have moved my millinery stock across tho street, in the Wlicoler house, whero I will bo pleased to see tho ladies and show them my stock of goods purchased while in the east. Flowers of all the shades and colors, new ribbons, new trimings and new hats in the latest designs. Thanking you for the past patronage and I hope to merit a continuance of the same. Miss L. Adams. Mr. Thos. Whittakor, a ropro sonative of the Beatrlco cream ery company of Lincoln, arrived Wednesday. Ho aud Mr. Sher wood aro looking after the cream ery project. Wo understand that about -15 shares have boon subscribed and the required numbor will bo raised this wook. hence thoro is no doubt but what tho dreamery will be in operation in a short time. Mr. .AVykotT, has sold his placo to a man from Ills., consideration $2,000. Georgo Ross of Box Butte county takes charge of thu place, and is fencoing aud me paring to put cows on it. Mr. Wykoff will stay on the placo until October. Moomaw. corre spondence in HaySprings Leader. The .Schools. (Kdlled hy County Superintendent, Miss Dolla Reed is preparing for an entertainment at tho close of her Bchool which closes this month. Teachers' examinations will be hold in tho office of tho County Superintendent Juno 10 and 11 and in Alliance Juno 17 and 18. Miss Pearl Benedict closed a spring term of school in the Facemiro district last Friday. Miss Benedict gavo satisfaction as she always does. Mrs. E. E. Ford has closod the school west of Lawn and is now taking a vacation. Mrs. Ford is nmoiig our very best teachers and any school securing her ser vices is very fortunate. Miss Mann closed the nine months' term hi the East Point school last Friday. As usual there was an entortainment which was fine in every respect and appreciated by a largo audi anco. Miss Loula Blair finished a nino months' term of school in the Gregg district near Marsland last Friday. Miss Blair has an established reputation as a very ambitious and progressive teacher and it seems superfluous to udd that she gave universal satisfac tion. R. II. Watson of Valentine, Neb., N. E. Gardner, Norden, Neb., aro tho instructors for our Institute this year. They aro both live and energetic educators and aro sure to make this Insti tute the most profitable one over held in Box Butte county. W. H. Smith, Peoria, 111., State Sup't. W. 11. Jackson, and R. H. Wat son will lecture during the Insti tute. TO CURE A OLD IN ONE DAY Take liniativo Tiromo Quinine Tablets. AH DruKglsts refund ifccmoneylf It falls toCure.25 Wildy wants all your potatoes, butter, eggs and chickens. Wo have a new Singer sowing machine the best on tho market for sale cheap. Call and see it. Non-resident owners of timber claims can complete their final proof by corresponding with T. J. O'Keefo. Est rayed On Sunday April 26th from my place 2 miles east of Heming ford, ono two-year-old filley, light bay color, small star iu forehead, weight about 800 lbs., barbwiro marks on upper part of front of both fore legs. Leavo information at Herald office. J. T. Woknom THE OMAHA WORLD -HERALD 1 V nftfc- VflE-- - It the ffreautt txexetpaper wet of the Missouri Jtioer. It advocates FREE SILVER at the present ratio of sixtoon to ono. Ita news Berrica Is the best to bo obtained. Dally, $& 00 par yaar; 50 ctnta per month. Weekly, ft 00 par year. Subscriptions for ths WORLD-HERALD received at this office I iM'i ni :,?M tff,n:,'fliif r,,iftM.:ri,y,rii,1 if.iy.T.lfli.Min1 AVcfie tabic Preparation for As - slmilaling thcToodfludHcula ling thcStamflchs andDovvcls of Promotes DigesUon.ClrerfuI nc3sandRcst.Contolns neither Opium.MorphinC nor Mineral. Not Narcotic. JtovmafOJn-SWUZZBITMS MxJmnm JiktUSJk- fljnmial . frmfttd- Apcrfttl Remedy for Constipa tion. 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