The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1906-10-26

been found II Is believed the beads
were lost In the street somewhere.
". j. Cow returned from business
rip over the Rosebud reservation last
night lie also visited thc FIRST new
town to hc built ON the extension, st
Charles $. u
\ party of Norroll, sponsmcn went
cunning yesterday in an automobile.
They had fair luck with birds and
hargcd one large touring car, which
they brought back TO town with the
aid of farmer and the farmers stur-
! dy team Of horses.
4 crowd of thirty friends gathered
| nj the homo Of Mrs. Ed Lamb last
might to help celebrate her twenty.
seventh birthday Refreshments were
served and fine bookcase was pre-.
scented To her by her husband a
pleasant evening was enjoyed,
Tho water commissioner and his
crew of helpers were busy this morn.
ing trying to repair some defects In
the drainage of the Main street sewer
between Fourth and Firth streets
The city has been troubled with the
same section Of pipe before.
A. A. Ahlmanns big touring auto
mobile. after being put out of business
for "A little while yesterday by the
breaking of gear wheel, Is ready
today to make another trip The ma.
chine was returning home on heavy
road and another notch of speed was
nut ON, which worked the car under
heavy strain. Suddenly the engine
mrchod up to full speed but the auto
moved not. The gear wheel had brok
en-. rendering the machine useless for
the time being II was quickly re
paired today.
Mrs. II. Lube, while walking along
Philip avenue after dark last night
with Mr.. Lube, was almost struck by
a freight train a fiat car was being
backed down the track in the Gark
and the pedestrians failed to notice
1t. Mrs. Lube stepped up on the
track and at the same moment hearC
the whlrr of grinding wheels. Mr.
Lube seized her and hurled her from
the track The violence with which
she was thrown off the railroad track
made her dizzy. The car was about
an arms length from her when she
discovered it.
Train No. 401, which was due In Nor
folk from the east at 1926, did not ar
rive until 6 o'clock last night, owing
to small wreck which occurred abou
two miles the other side of lrvington
The trucks of the engine tank became
dcraied and before the train could be
stopped they had gone forty raj
lengths with the ties acting as rails
for the derailed wheels. They crossed
a small culvert in this condition, the
wheels grinding so close to the rail-
, as to cut the burs off from the bolt
that hold the rails together. A trail
was made up at Omaha and sen
around by way of Missouri Valley t,
/, Fremont and then down to Irvingtol
to help replace things. The only dam
age done was the loss of time and tn
= damage TO the track.
Norfolk again has a high school foo
ball team, the old team deciding t.
rcorgani2e last night. The game mex
Saturday will be with Neigh at Ne
ligh Austin, who was injured on
y, week ago today in a game with Siou
City has entirely recovered. The lin
= up next Saturday will be as follows
Austin full back Hoffman, right half
left half, Hauptli; quarterback, Blake
man; left end, Schelley; left tackle
. Weaver; left guard, Anderson; cente
Hibben; right guard, Larkin; RICH
tackle Leo Gildea; right end, Sal
Erskine. The subs will be Beele
u and l.. Ersliine. They have arrange
for game with Columbus and IT
turn game with Madison the two TO
> lowing Saturdays after next. Ogdel
! who formerly held center, has will
drawn from the team
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