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G F W MARQUARDT
JEWELER
NORFOLK - NEBRASKA
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Has received
through
the kindness of
Mr Burr Taft
from
his old home in
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a small lot of
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will look barren and cheerless
no matter how mnch furniture
you may have if you dont have
the walls nicely papered We
have a pleasing selection of
Damasks Ingrains Glimmers and Blanks
at prices to suit the slender
purse Remember we handle
the Monarch Mixed Paint the
best paint made
KJESAU DRUG CO
The Weather
Conditions of the weather as recurded
for the 24 hours ending at 8 a m to
day
Maximum temperature 05
Minimum temperature J9
Average f2
Precipitato l 00
Total precipitation for month 75
Barometer 2055
Forecast for Nebraska Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday with pos
Bitly local thunderstorms warmer
FRIDAY FACTS
J An insane patient from Colfax county
was brought to the Norfolk hospital
yesterday
Miss May Templin entertained a
number of her friends last evening at
her home on South Ninth street
Dr Fletcher M Sisson of this city
delivered the address to the graduating
class at Gothenburg Wednesday night
R D Beswick received a telegram
yesterday afternoon announcing the
death of his brother James at Kearney
Mr Beswick left on the evening train
for that place to attend the funeral
An effort is being made to organize a
brass band of 30 pieces in Fremont and
the city council has been asked to con
tribute toward defraying the expense of
keeping a competent musical director
Rev Jason Gallup and his son Ralph
formerly residents of Lyons this state
were instantly killed by lightning Tues
day afternoon while at work upon their
rice plantation at Roanake Louisiana
The temperature last night seemed
cold enough for a froBt bnt none was
noticable in this vicinity and the ther
mometer recorded at a point seven de
grees above freezing as minimum tem
perature
Cement walks are being laid in front
of the Mast block and of the Mapes
building adjoining it on the east
Many of the new walks being laid this
spring are of a permanent character and
will do inuoh toward improving the
appearance of the city
The team belonging to John Glandt
of Wineide ran away labt Thursday
throwing Mr Glandt and a neighbors
eon out of the wagon The lines became
wrapped abont one of Mr Glandts lege I
and he was drapged a quarter of n mile
When the team was stopped it wnR
thought the man was dead but ho foon
recovored conscionsues He waR taken
to a doctor for treatment and his condi
tion is now much improved
Dr Hobort B Johnson oIHco in Mast
block over Norfolk Notlonnl bank
Dr Frank Salter Disease of children
Wo mako loans on real estato at
lowest rntes Klkhorn Building and
Savings association T E Odiorxb Seo
Notice to Witter CnimiiiiierK
Commencing Saturday Juno 8 1001
and until further uotico the hours for
lawn sprinkling will bo from I to 8 a
iu and from 0 to 8 pm and the whistle
at the pump station will do sounded ac
cordingly This is a temporary reduc
tion of service and is made for the pur
pose of relieving the pumps until repairs
can bo completed J O Stitt
Water Commissioner
PERSONAL
Chas McLcod was up from Stautou
yesterday
Mrs E O Mount went to York
terday to visit
Miss Ray Shill of Alliance was in
yes-
the
city over night
M L Kile was in Norfolk yesterday
from Creighton
Ernest Bridge caino home from the
university today
S S Sims of Newman Grove was in
Norfolk over night
Clyde HayeB will return from the uni
versity this evening
A W Lanfer was in Norfolk last
night from Columbus
Mrs H J Backes was a city visitor
yesterday from Osmond
W M Lynch of Newcastle was a
Norfolk guest over night
MiBS Gertrnde Wntson has gone to
Denver to spend the summer
Geo W Meyers of Neligh transacted
business in Norfolk yesterday
Wm Bovee is home from Neligh
where he has been teaching school
Mrs W W Williams and children of
Hastings are visiting at the home of
Mr nnd Mrs T J Morrow
J E Landreth F A Sucha J H
Fulmer and A C McLeod were a party
of Schuyler gentlemen in the city last
nignt
Mrs C II Reynolds went to Omaha
this morning to meet Mr and Mrs W
S Pardonner who ore going through
from New York City
Mrs A Garfield and Mrs S Clark of
Carrol Idaho are visiting at the home
of their sister and aunt Mrs D E
Estabrook The sisters have not met
before for 20 years
Carrol Powers is home from the state
university He will remain for a short
visit and then return to either take a
course in summer school or join a bota
nizing party to Pikes Peak
Col J F Baker of Hurmosa S D
returning from the G A R encamp
ment at Sioux Falls is a guest at the
home of Mr and Mrs J W Humphrey
Col Baker is the resident member of
the soldierb home board at Hermosa
Lake Okobuji aul Iteturn jOO
On Saturday June 8 the Chicago
Milwaukee St Paul railway will run
an excursion train from Omaha to Lake
Okoboji returning Sunday night Ex
cellent boating and fishing and an out
ing at one of the mest beautiful resorts
in the west The very low rate of 3
will be made for the round trip Full
particulars on application at the city
ticket office 1504 Farnum street
F A Nash
General Western Agent
Notice to Contractor
Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until 8 oclock p m
Saturday June 151901 for the construc
tion of a frame church at Tilden Neb
Plans and specifications may be ob
tained of the undersigned or at the office
of the architect J C Stitt Norfolk
Neb
The party securing the contract will
be required to give n good and sufficient
bond in the amount of 2000 condi
tioned upon the faithful performance of
the contract
It is the intention to award the con
tract to the lowest responsible bidder
but the right is reserved to reject any
or all bids
Thomas Walsh
P O Box 880
Norfolk Neb
Fon Sale 5 room house and 2 lots on
Eleventh street 000 G R Seiler
Karo keeps all kinds of seasonable
meatB
Fon Sale SJroom house and 2 lots on
Fourth street 1150 G R Seilek
Try one of Karos beef roasts
Sealed bids are invited for placing
110000 insurance on the High school
building in this city for a period of five
years all bids to be handed to Mr H
G Bruggeman chairman of the com
mittee on buildings etc not later than
8 p m Friday June 7 1001 The
committee reserves the right to reject
any or all bidB H O Mathau
Secretary
Order your engraved visiting cardB at
The News office 100 cards and plate
150 50 curds and plate fl
THE NORFOLK NEWS FKIIMY JUNK 7 1001
BATTLE CREEK
W J Stavely is on the sick list
week
Guy Deuel of Meadow Grovo
this
was
hero Satnrdny
Wm Hawkins of Meadow Grovo was
hero Wednesday
Miss Emilia Palmer went to Omaha
again Wednesday
A new bank in tho near futnro is
promised Battle Creek
Leroy Mmiger of Doer Creek trans
acted buBiness lure Monday
Wm Hawking of Meadow Grovo was
up hero Wednesday on business
Elmer Neelv of Platte Center wns vis
iting with friends hero Monday
A splendid rain fell lost Monday
Everything locks lovely this spring
Rev Damon of Meadow Grovo wur
visiting here Friday with relatives
Pat Fennigan of Schoolcraft precinct
was doing business hire Wednesday
John Harding and family of Meadow
Grove were visiting with relativeB here
Friday
Mrs J L Avery moved into F II
Palmers house in North Battle Creek
Monday
John Mahoney of Emerlck was here
Wednesday to see a city with enterpris
ing people
Rev J Hofman returned Tuesday
from tho Lutheran ministers conference
held nt Norfolk
PostofDco Inspector A
here Friday and found
O Swift was
everything O
K in this office
Mrs Mihill nnd children of Meadow
Grove were vibiting here Saturday with
Mrs J E Hale
Contractor Herman Werner sold his
fine residence on Depot street to K 1
Niles Saturdoy for 1475
Our butchor Frank Rnzick is the in
ventor of a new sausage mixing ma
chine and has applied for a patent
W J Stavely made another invest
ment this week He bought a fine
horse also a wagon to deliver goods
E H Luikart Owen ONeill and sis
ters Misses Maggie and Helen attended
the ball of the Elks at Norfolk Friday
J E Sanders proprietor of tho mill
who had his leg broken some weeks ago
is around again oucrutches He is do
ing well
John Just the merchant tailor who
broke his leg last winter in a runaway
while hauling timber is able to walk on
crutches
Chns Martin one of tho Enterprise
employes went to Grand Ibland Tues
dayn He was called by a telegram from
a cattle man
There was a dance seven miles north
of town Saturday night which broke up
in a Kentucky war or row About a
dozen were hurt
Papa Brecheiseu lost his fine New
foundland dog Ponto Saturday He
will pay a liberal reward for the return
of the big animal
Mrs Wm Young and grandson
Walter went to Council Bluffs Sunday
for a two weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs Reed and family
Roes Luton Meadow Groves miller
was down hero Monday on business
It was learned that they have put new
machinery in their flouring mill
Today Thursday at 2 oclock p m
Mr Albert Schlafereit and Miss Anna
Schlien will be wedded in the Lutheran
church Rev Hofman will officiate
Monday Howard Miller Lumber Co
shipped one carload of hogs Fred Eyl
one Fritz Hoffman one and J M Gilt
ner one carload of fat 6teera to Omaha
F E Martin went to Omaha Mon
day to meet with the grand lodge A F
and A M Herman Brummund of
Norfolk is running the Enterprise dur
ing his absence
Otto H Maass and Fred Brechler the
real estate brokers drove to their ranch
near Inman Saturday From there
they drove to Boyd county and re
turned Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Sam Thatch drove up to
Inman Saturday for an extended visit
with their daughter Mrs Geo
Souvenier and family Mr Souvenier
is foreman on Maas Brechlers ranob
Wm Blatt Pete Barret and Scott
Holbrook of Norfolk were up here Wed
nesday on a fishing trip It is under
stood that they bought their fish in our
butcher Bhop and the bait in other
shops
The smallpox scare is dead in Battle
Creek Everybody in town is vacci
nated and no new cases are appearing
We will now celebrate the great Fourth
of July and have lots of fun Fire
cracker agents are in the city by the
dozen
Mrs Sanford Knipe who has been
suffering for many years with dropsy
died Sunday morning near Neligh
where sho was staying with a son The
body was brought to Battle Creek Mon
day for interment in the Union ceme
tery Rev Warne of the M E church
officiated
Mrs Chas FenEke celebrated her 44th
birthday Wednesday On the same
date 22 years ago she was married to
Mr Fenske and it is believed Bhe made
no mistake in her choice as her husband
is one of the prosperous farmers of this
vicinity Mr Fenske has been a reader
of your paper for about 28 years
J B GibbB one of the oldest settlers
of this vicinity is dead Ho has suf
fered from epilepsy for many years nnd
was taken with nn nttack Tuesday
morning about 10 oclock whilo riding
on a Metier He fell in front of the
machine and tho team ran nwny drag
ging him abont a quarter of a mile and
passing through two wiro fences He
was taken to tho house and Drs Tanner
and Daniel wore summoned They did
all in their power fr tho injured man
but ho died abont 2 oclock iu tho after
noon of Wednesday The deceased wob
abont fi8 years of age and well known
in G A It circles The funeral will
take plnco from the houso Friday after
noon at 2 oclock Mr Glbbs owned
nbout 700 acres of land which 1h cstl
mated to bo worth 75000 south of
Battle Creek
Farm and city loan
The Duhland Thurt Co
Good fnrniHto trade tor town property
G R Skiikh
Dressed chickeiiB at KnroH
Fon Sam A good Jersey cow
G R Skilku
Order your engraved visiting cnrdH at
Tint News office 100 cards and pinto
150 50 cards and plate 1
Foil Salic 7 room houso and 5 lotB
11500 G R SiiLiit
Btnrgeon is tho piano man
Foil Sali Houso
Heights K00
of 10 rooms in
G R Seileh
Mirrinn Knle
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an execution issued by ChriH Schav
land clerk of tho district court of Madi
son county Nebraska upon a judgment
rendered before Geo E Richardson a
justice of the peace in Madison county
Nebraska and on the 20th day of March
1001 duly tiled and docketed in the
office of tho clerk of tho district court of
Madison county Nebraska in favor of
Joliet National bank of Joliot Illinois
and against Moses Mihills and Elizabeth
Mihills for one hundred and eighty dol
lars and sixty seven cents with interest
at tho rate of six per cent per annum
and costs taxed at 3 55 and accruing
costs I havo levied upon tho following
real estate taken as tho property of said
defendants to satisfy said judgment
to wit
Lot sixteen 10 in block ono 1 Nor
folk Junction Madison county Ne
braska And will offer the samo for
salo to tho highest bidder for cash in
hand on the 2th day of Juno A D
11101 at the hour of ono oclock p m of
sain da in front of tho east door of the
court house iu Madison Nebraska that
being tho building wherein tho last
term of court was held when and whore
due attendance will bo givon by the
undersigned
Dnted this 2feth day of May 1001
Geo W Lomy
Sheriff of said Count y
SUMMER MILLINERY
All
Goods
MADE UP
IN THE
LATEST
STYLE at
J E DURLANDS
A SNAP
Three quarter sections in Hoyd
Co near Lynch Nebr
First clnss clny land with smnll build
ing and about 00 acres in crop on each
place growing nicely Possession giv
en June 10 liKl Only 1250 per acre
for one or all worth 2000
We also offer
a fine quarter section 10 miles from Ver
digre Nebr unimpioved except 40
acres under cultivation at 100000
Three houses to rent 800 to 1000
to 1250 per month
Call and see us
TRHBY DURLHND
Special Sale
Commencing Thursday May 10
and continuing two weeks we
will sell our entire line of
50c Sailors at 25c X
H Shirt Waist Hats
at 75c
Genuine Bargains
If you will take time to look at
OUR LINE yon will be con
vinced that there is no assortment
in Norfolk equal to it in
Styles
Quality and
Prices
Miss E J Bender I
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It is flic Best The Best is lie Cheapest
Tho ODORLESS REFRIGERATOR irqnlrcH no weekly
scrubbing and scalding to Keep It sweet It is a perfect preserver of
food and very economical in ire consumption Seo tliu Eiinmol
Lined Sample in our window Coino iu ami ieud the oiidorsement
fioni Mrs S T Rorer the noted cook
G E MOORE
l We have a few GURINEY and
LA BELLE REFRIGERATORS which
we will Close Out at Cost to save
moving These arc not imitations of
Gurncy Idea but the Genuine Gur
ncy insulated with mineral wool and
with All the latest improvements It
will pay you to look at them if inter
ested in ice boxes
HOFFMAN SMITH
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We earnestly invite a criti
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with Millinery Stocks shown i
I anywhere We give you bet f
i ter value at same or less prices
than any catalogue house be
sides every sale is backed by
our guaranty for honest work
and complete satisfaction
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A puzzling question for inaii3r of you is
Of whom shall I buy my diamonds watches
cut glass etc All we ask is that you criti
cally examine our goods consider the way
they are made and finished who stands bade
of every piece anxious to correct all faults
should there be any and let your own good
sense dictate If you wish cheaper goods wo
will order them for you We have everything
in the music line
C S JIAYES graduate optician Eyes
tested free Watch inspector for the F E
M V K K Fine watch work a specialty
HAYES JEWELRY MUSIC HOUSE
Norfolk Neb
O A LUJKAUT IUIHIDKNT
CHA8 B HUIDUK Vice President
W II JOHNBON Cabuikb
LKO IASEWALK Abst Casdiki
The Citizens National Bank
Capital 50000 Surplus 95000
Bny and toll exchange on thin country nml all imrta of Europe I Kami Loans
Director Oaki Ahmi8 W II Johnkon Chan S IIudou O W Bbaabcu O M
BWANK G A LllKAKT T F MKMMlNOEB L BKBHIONH
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Get What You Ask for at
UHLES GROCERY
ALL ORDERS are filled promptly and with care
Our goods are FIRST CLASS in every particular
We know precisely what is wanted by our custom
ers
We aim to Give you the Best Value
for Your Money
South side Main St between 2d nnd 3d
C W BRAA8CH
DEALER IN
Telephone 41 T
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