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John Shannon of Hosklus was in tho
city yostorday and mailo i doposlt of
10000 tho receipts front a cnttlu dual
r6contly uindo on tho Sioux Oit v markots
Mr Shnunou is a most successful cattlo
raiser and feeder and now has tho record
not only of topping tho Sioux City mar
ket for tho day or tho weok but reached
tho vory top notch since 188
On tho day ho shipped ho had on tho
market 108 head of cattle Thoy were
listed as follows 21 head averaging in
wiigutOSo and brought 175 per huu
dred 21 head averaging 1117 and
brought 020 21 head averaging 1285
brought i0 28 head avoragiug 1488
brought 5r0 and 71 head averaging
1472 and brought Tr5 Theso lattor
wero butcher steers nud were tho flnost
bunch of cattlo seen iu the Sioux City
yards for many a day
ThoSiouxGity market is making great
advances and promises to bo one of tho
loadiug markets for this section of coun
try at no distant day
Tho top figure reached by Mr Shan
nons cattlo was tho highest paid sinco
the Sioux Oity market becamo a boof
cattle point and tho bunch of 71 animals
was purohased by the Cudahy Packing
company
Following is what tho Sioux Oity Tri
bune has to say ot tho deal
Tho fat cattle which brought the top
figuro were marketed by John Shannon
of Hoskius Neb Mr Shannon ami his
ou are recognized ns two of tho most
up to date feeders of tho northwest
There were 71 hpad in tho bunch Thoy
averaged 1170 pounds and wero mostly
white faces Mr Shannon bought
some of them as feeders 011 tho Sioux
City market last fall paying 100 for
them The balance came otl tho Han
son Ctttle company ranch at Wood
Lake Neb It was a big figure and
some people wero inclined to think it
would be a losing investment Mr
Shannon had confidence that the cattle
would turn out well howovor under his
care and the pictures ho brought with
him today show that he was not mis
taken The steers were on feed about
nine aud a half months Ho started
them iu on a ration of shelled and snap
ped corn mixed and finished them on
corn and oil meal They made a gain of
about 500 pounds a head Mr Shannon
also had on tho market today a bunch of
28 head of Polled Angus steers which
brought 550 and some plainer cattle
which sold from 47Ctf JW
Mr Shannon was very well pleased
with tho result of his visit to tho mar
ket and was not backward about ex
pressing his gratification of tho high
prices his stock brought and of the
Sioux City market in general
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
Mrs Lenniuger of Deadwood S D
is in the city visiting with Mrs M Bru
baker
Geo Dudley jr left this morning
for Grand Island to accept a position as
clerk in tho Kellar hotel
Miss Lillio Kumnietz who has been
employed at the Pacific for some time
1 ft for Minneapolis this morning
Officer Kane had as a guest overnight
a cripple who bad not behaved himself
as a well mannered cripple should
Grandma Walters of Wakefield who
is 80 years of age is in the city visiting
her grandsons George and Ed Walters
Frank Masters is nursing a very pain
ful felon of large proportions which has
made its appearance on tho third finger
of his right hand
L A Ewing of Columbus a live news
paper writer and correspondent for the
Lincoln State Journal was in the city
today audmado this office a pleasant call
Whilejdriving to his home south of
the city yesterday the team of Burrell
Reed became frightened and ran away
breaking np a mower that was tied be
hind the wagon
Mr and Mrs F M Young wero in
tho city yesterday from Meadow Grove
visiting relatives and frionds They
were married Sunday Mrs Young being
formerly Miss Ella Mossborger of Tilden
Officer Beemer got after a gang of
three fellows yesterday who wero selllug
goods which had a suspicions appearance
as if they might havo been purloined
He succeeded iu capturing one member
of the gang who was placed in jail
Frauk Davenport returned home from
Kansas yesterday leaving his wife and
baby who will visit a week or moro be
fore coming home George Davenport
returned to Randolph this morning and
Russel Thompson arrived this morning
from that place
W E Spencer received a card today
from Curtis Stitt which was mailed at
Columbus He reports a good time for
himself and companion Max Asmus
and states that everything is moving
along smoothly except wheu rough
roads are eucouutered
Tho Y P S O E of the Oongrega
tioual church will give a sociable Friday
eveuiug on A J Johnsons lawn Ice
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THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY JULY 20 1800
THRESHERMEN ATTENTION
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aud one of their favorite pranks is to
steal each others lunoh Yesterday one
of the boys fixed up his to be stolen by
dosing a pie with a whole box of Dowitts
Little Early Risers It was duly stolen
and eaten and if Beggs Co want any
testimonials as to the efficaoy of their
little pills thoy need only apply to the
party who ato that pie
The Sioux City Journal of this morn
iug announces tho marriage of Douglas
Cones and Miss Grace Leo both of
Pierce on Saturday July 15 at the resi
dence of the brides sister Mrs Geo W
Burkhead of Sioux Oity After a trip
to Minneapolis Mr aud Mrs Cones will
bo at home to their friends in Pierce
The bride aud groom are both well
known to Norfolk people aud their
friends hero will wish them muoh hap
piness Mr Cones is one of Pierces
leading attorueys
O F Moerike a former resident of
Norfolk was mixed up in a shooting
scrape at Randolph last Saturday even
ing He had a quarrel with Doo Brown
of that place whicn resulted iu the lat
ter being seriously shot in the left side
the ball striking a rib glancing outward
and lodging near the surface Brown
had made certain statements to Moorikes
wife that caused a disturbance iu tl e
family Moerike sought out Brown and
demanded a retraction which Brown
refused to make whereupon Moerike
drew a revolver aud shot Brown
Moeriko gave himself up to the officers
after the shooting
1VHMJTO HEROES
Madison Citizens Preparing for
a Grand Demonstration
WANT TO MAKE IT A COUNTY AFFAIR
Norfolk and Other Titwim Invited to
IHrtlolpate Muyor Simpson luvltml to
Speak Will Give Company V of the
Flrt a Cordial Welcome Home
Tho people of Madison are making ex
tensive arrangements to give company
F of tho First a royal welcome homo
and thoy hope to enlist tho hearty co
operation of all the people iu tho county
to make tho demonstration u success
It would bo a rather nice thing for
Norfolk to joiu in with her sister oity in
welcoming her returning heroes and
The Nkws will cheerfully loud its influ
ence to such an end If arrangements
could be made with members of com
pany Laud the fire department to attend
they would assist materially iu the
welcome
Norfolk lays claim to two heroes iu
tho Fighting First and while helping
her sister city in the receptiou could at
the samo time honor them
Following is a letter Mayor Simpson
received this morning from the chair
man of the executive committee
Madison July 18 Hon J E Simp
son Norfolk Nebr My Dear Sir
Doubtless you are aware of the fact that
we ure moving in tho direction of pre
paring a grand and patriotic reception
to our returning heroes members of
Company F First Nebraska Voluuteors
At a mass meeting of our citizens on
last Saturday evening an executive and
a ladies committee were selected to take
full chargo of this matter aud to pre
pare a receptiou to these young veterans
As a committee we have assumed this
important responsibility aud resolved to
mako it what the people desire one of
great enthusiasm and a manifestation of
intense loyalty to those who nre coming
homo to us Wo desire to make this a
county auuir so far as it is possible and
to awnkeu an interest iu the minds aud
hearts of every true blue country loving
citizen within the bound of our county
At a meotiug of our executive com
mittee last eveuiug after due and care
ful consideration it was unanimously
voted that you be invited to deliver to
these valiant soldier boys the address of
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EARNESTLY INVITE YOUR INSPECTION and will prove our claim Come and see them
H G BRUEGGMANN Agt Norfolk Neb
J H Cline General Agent for Northeast Nebraska will be in Norfolk on Saturdays
cream and cake will be served and the
small sum of 15 cents will bo charged
for the refreshments and evenings
entertainment A novel feature will be
a weighing contest the particulars of
which are now a secret
John W Hosking chairman of the
citizens committee at Plainview during
the recent G A R district reunion
dropped dead In his door yard in that
town yesterday afternoon Ho was 45
years of age and leaves a widow and
four children Ho was an old settler
and highly respected in the community
He made tho welcoming address of the
rounion turning Camp Funstou over to
District Commander Matrau
Times Tribune The boys who work
out at the sugar factory are fond of
playing practical j kes on each other
welcome on behalf of tho people of this
county
A fitting and appropriate program is
now being prepared aud it is our desire
to hoar from you at your earliost possi
ble convenience iu order that wo may
havo everything in complete readiness
I expect to visit your city shortly aud
interview a fow of your leading citizens
with a view of determining whether or
not Norfolk would caro to join with us
in this popular demonstration I would
suggest that if such a spirit is manifest
that a committee bo appoiuted at ouco
by your people to confer with us It is
our purpose to extend a similar invita
tion to all tho other towns in tho county
Our program at the opera house will
consist largt ly of music national and
patriotic airs welcome addresses aud
short talks by citizeus Tho day and
eveuiug will be taken up with a bun
uet and refreshments served to tho
boys and their immediate families also
dancing games and fireworks
It will bo tho purpose of this com
mitteo to interest every member of the
company to come to Madison after hav
iug been mustered out at Sau Francisco
A letter will bo in waiting for all the
officers of tho company and others when
they arrive in San Francisco urging
them to use their influence with all the
members of the company to attain this
end
I understand that Norfolk has on
young man iu the company and this
fact of itself should awaken an interest
iu the minds aud hearts of your people
to be with us upon this occasion I sin
cerely trust that you will bring this
matter to the attention of your people at
ouco for the timo is short in which we
will be permitted to arrange for this
demonstration
Hoping to hear from you soon I am
very respectfully
W J Stbvexsox
Chairman
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Taken up by the undersigned at his
home four miles wost aud two miles
south of Norfolk on June J0 one year
ling steer red in color The owner is
requested to call prove property pay
charges and take said stray away
Wit Denbigh
Norfolk Neb
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BRYAN DEMONSTRATION
Vast Crowd Throng Humphrey Stre jtn
IIiivh Appearance of Midway
Othur Noted Speaker
Hlmpiihky July lr Special to The
Nkws This is Bryan day for Hum
phrey aud tho town will bo crowded aa
people begau flocking in early iu the
morning uud have kept it up uutil tho
close of this roport The streets am
crowded uud by reason of booths side
shows and gaming devices have much
the appoarauce of tho Midway
The speaking commenced at 2 oclock
Robinson Harvoy Allou and Thompson
being alloted ten minutes each while
the balance of the afternoons time will
be occupied with W J Bryans address
A great meeting is being prepared for
tonight to begin at 8 oclock
Bryans train came iu at 10 oclock
this morning aud tho leader of tho silver
hosts was given au euthusiastio ovation
He was escorted to the Granville hotel
where he and other distinguished guesta
will be eutertuiued duriug their stay in
tho city
Hon O S Morau D Driscoll Jouaa
Walsh and others composo the receptiou
committee
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to the coffee drinker Coffee drinking
is a habit that is universally indulged iu
aud almost as universally injurious
Have you tried Graiu O It is almost
like cotfeo but tho effects are just the
opposite Coffee upsets the stomach
ruius the digestion effects the heart
and disturbs the whole nervous system
Graiu 0 tones up the stomach aida
digestion and strengthens the uerves
There is nothing but nourishment iu
Grain O It cant be otherwise 15
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Every farmer nud stock raiser should
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