The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-07-21
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FRIDAY FACTS.

the city over night
Mrs. DrowCk of Oakdale is a guess
at the home of Or Mat2en.
DR.. Gallagher the Plainview dentist
was a city visitor this morning.
X c. Henry and w. l.. Cool of Os
mond were in the city this morning.
Mrs. Bertha Pilger returned yester
J. II. Failin of Madison was transact
ing business in the city this morning
Amelia and Louise Reeves were reg
istered in the city from Madison over
night.
Mrs. Henry Hollitield and children
went to Wayne this morning for a
short visit.
Mrs. J. F. Boeck and daughter, Mrs
F. F. Miller, visited Pierce yesterday
afternoon.
Grove yesterday to attend the reunion
and visit his sons.
Mrs. |. J. Johnson and son came in
with Mr.. Johnson this morning from
trip up the Bonesteel line.
Mrs. L. NJ. Keene, jr, of Fremont
arrived on the noon train for a visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. s
McClary.
Mrs. NJ. Twiss and Mrs. A. o. Hozen
went to Meadow Grove yesterday
Mrs Twiss will visit friends there a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Hodgetts and daughter
Miss Eta, from Brooklyn, N. Y, ar.
rived at noon today and are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. s. Hayes
on their way home from the national
Epworth league convention at Denver
Mrs. S. F. Ackers and daughter
Miss Myrtle, were in the city this
morning on their way home to Plain.
view from visit west.
Drs. Bear and Pilger returned this
morning from Verdigre, where they
were called yesterday to perform an
operation for appendicitis.
G.. A. Johnson of Fairfax. S. d., who
was in the city yesterday to look after
business interests at the Nebraska
National bank, of which he is vice
president, is building a fine new home
at Fairfax which will cost about $S,-
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Attorney NJ. D. Tyler took in the
He reports a good crowd and a good
time. When he was there the gam
blers were too much in evidence, but
it is reported that after he left they
were driven from the grounds.
Rev. F. Namnacher and family from
Ashippun, Wis, arrived in the city
yesterday evening, to visit Mrs. Nam
nachers parents, Mr.. and Mrs julius
Degner. The visit was a surprise to
the Degner family, as they had not
expected them at this time. They will
probably remain about two weeks.
Sheriff b. NJ. Jones of Pierce ar
rived in the city this morning with
an insane patient, who was placed in
the Norfolk hospital for treatment.
Spencer is soon to have a fine aew
school house which will be built at
cost of $4,000 1t will be one of the
finest in the northwest and modern in
every respect.
A number of gamblers who had been
attending the G. A. r. reunion at
Meadow Grove, and who were driven
out of the town yesterday, arrived in
Norfolk on a late freight train last
night and are here today. Among the
bunch is Ed Oakley, formerly of this
place and well known here, who ran
a wheel in Bonesteel last summer.
Mrs. Henry Haase was operated on
last Tuesday at the German Lutheran
hospital in Sioux City by DR.. Stards,
for gall stones. One stone as large
as the end of a persons thumb was
removed, together with a number of
small ones. She passed through the
operation nicely and is getting along
fine Mr. Haase and daughter went to
Sioux City this morning tC see her
The pest of mosquitoes on the Rose
bud reservation, which has been ter
rife during the damp weather of the
summer is now diminishing For a
time il was punishment continually in
driving over the reservation as the
flocked upon horse and man
by the millions. They are extremely
large and vicious and all travellers
wore mosquito netting as protection
TO the face, The hot weather of the
past few days has killed many of them.
A. ]. Durland returned last evening
from a weeks trip through Boyd coun-
ty, Nebraska and Gregory county, S.
d. He says both those counties show
remarkable progress this year and the
crop prospects were never more IA
vorable He is one of the original be-
levers in the future of that section of
the country apd every year he be-