The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-01-06
PURE SEED TRAIN SCHEDULE.
FARMERS OF NORTH NEBRASKA
GIVEN THREE DAYS.
LECTURES AT MANY TOWNS
All the Farmers Along the Northwest
ern DESTROYS Of the instruction viii
be Given an Opportunity Of Hear
ing the Scientific Talks.
tFrom Saturdays Daily.1

tFrom Saturdays DailS.l
The announcement OF the North
western pure seed special schedule
comes on short notice to get the hours
of the lectures before all the farm
ers along the line, but those who re-
ceive the notice will add to the at
tendance by letting their neighbors
know of the schedule and the ar
rangements. The train is to spend
three days on the north Nebraska
lines of the company, leaving Lincoln
Monday, January 2, and covering the
Scribner branch on Wednesday, Jan
uary 4. The train will be accompa-
MED by Manager Bidwell, Assistant
General Freight and Passenger Agent
]. A. Kuhn, Prof. T. L. Lyon of the
Nebraska agricultural school and 9th
ers.
Lectures will be delivered at each
stop named, on Soil Cultivation"
Benefits of Pure Seed" and How
to Select Pure Seed" and How to
Eradicate the Hessian Fly" Farm
ers are invited to attend these lee
lures. Thirty minutes stops will be
made at each place scheduled. The
schedule arranged follows:
First Day, January 2.
Arrive, Lincoln 7:15 a. M; Colon,
S:15 a. m, picking up people at Colon
to take to Cedar Bluffs to reurn on
No 25; Cedar Bluffs, $50 a. m; FIRE.
mont, 1925 a. M; Nickerson; Nick
erson people going to Fremont
on No. and returning on this train.
Hooper, 1925; Scribner 11:10; Crow
ell; people from Crowell to go to
West Point on this train, returning
on No. 6. West Point. 12:05 p. m;
Beemer; Beemer people to go on this
train to Wisner, returning on No. 6.
Wisner, 100; Pilger, 1:45; Stanton,
2:30; Norfolk Junction, Norfolk City,
1925; Hadar; pick up people and take
them to Pierce to return on No 20.
Pierce, 4:12; Foster; pick up people
and take to Plainvew to return on
No. 70, which will be held for them.
Plainview, $40; Creighton, 5:55;
Winnetoon; leaving people going
from Winnetoon to Creighton on No.
70. Verdigre, 700; Bonesteel, 900.
Second Day, January 8.
Bonesteel; Anoka, 8 a. m. Spencer,
9:27; Bristow, 1920; Lynch, 11:12;
Monowi, Verdel; people from Verdel
and Monowi to be picked up by this
train and taken to Niobrara and to
be returned on No. 1. Niobrara, 1890
p. m; Norfolk Junction, Battle Creek
1920; Meadow Grove, Tilden; people
from Meadow Grove and Tilden to go
to Battle Creek on No. 6, returning
on this train, or from Tilden and
Meadow Grove on this train to Oak
dale and return on No. GA, which will
be held for the purpose. Oakdale,
4:20; Neigh, sos; Clearwater, $3.50;
Ewing, 6:35; Stafford, Inman; Stat
ford and Inman people to go to O'Neill
on this train, returning from O'Neill
on this train also. O'Neill, 1885, re-
turn from O'Neill to Oakdale, stop
ping at Inman and Stafford to let off
people from those places. Arrive
Oakdale about 10:30 p. m.
Third Day, January 4.
Oakdale; Egin, 900 a. m; Peters
burg, $50; Loretto, 1913; Albion,
1920; Bradish; people of Bradish to
go on this train to Newman Grove
and return on No. 81. Newman Grove
1920 p. M; Lindsay, 100; Cornlea:
people of Cornlea to go on this train
to Humphrey, returning on No. 65
Humphrey, 200; Creston, 2:50;
Leigh, $40; Clarkson; people of
Clarkson to go on this train to How
ellis, and return on No. 9. Howells,
4:45; Dodge; people of Dodge to go
on this train to Snyder, returning on
No. 9. Snyder, 5:45; Scribner, Ere
mont S.15. ramaininp over night