The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-07
To Keep Frost Out of Ground.
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.

WEDNESDAY WRINKLES.
S. M. Durfee was down from Pierce
yesterday.
John Dittman of Fairfax was in Nor
folk this morning.
w. e. Steadman went down to Oma-
ha Wednesday morning
H. ]. Kremier came down from Yer
del Wednesday morning.
d. G. Wilson was in from Bloomfield
this morning on business.
Mrs. Cora Conway of Monowi came
down to the city last evening.
Misses Media and Nora Hans of Bat
tie Creek were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shultz and daughter
of Stanton were city visitors yester-
day.
H. w. Cave, Indian trader at Rose
bud, was in Norfolk the first of the
week.
Assistant General Superintendent
Braden returned Tuesday evening from
a trip east.
John B. Barnes, jr., returns to Cas-
per today after visiting his parents
and friends in the city for some time
past.
Conductor Godsall, of the new Chad
ron run, spends two days of the week
in Norfolk.
H. ]. Herbes of the Humphrey Lead
er was in the city on business Tues
day afternoon.
Fred KIRBY, who has been in Nor
folk since Thanksgiving, returned to
Shoshoni last night.
The stores will be open evenings,
beginning tonight, and will stay open
until after Christmas.
Carl Ferguson went to Omaha
Wednesday morning to begin his work
with the Fairbanks Morse Co.
Mrs. Mary Davenport and Mrs. T. e.
Odiorne spent yesterday in Madison at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Pilger.
Claude Weedman, Clearwater bust
ness man, came down Wednesday
morning to visit his sister, Mrs. Red
limbaugh.
Dr. Pringle and family of Pierce
were in town last night on their way
to Casper. Mrs. Pringles mother is
very sick.
Geo. B. Christoph went to Homer
yesterday and fined the Homer Drug
company for illegally conducting the
drug business.
Claus Paulson was in Norfolk over
night Tuesday on his way from his
new home in Iowa back to his old
home in Boyd county.
L. e. Hike and wife spent Wednes-
day forenoon in the city. He is the
new station agent at Atkinson, having
been transferred from Anoka.
Richard and Albert Summerfeld
came over from Newman Grove
Wednesday morning. Albert will at
tend the Norfolk business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Roper of Pierce
stopped for a short visit at the home
of l.. c. Taylor as they were on their
way to California to spend the winter.
w. T. Wills of Butte was a passen-
ger on Wednesday mornings train,
having been called to Scales Mound,
Illinois by a telegram announcing the
death of Mrs. Wills father, Mrs. Wills
had gone to Illinois previously.
Simon Sjoblom, a real estate man
of Gregory, came down from that coun-
try Wednesday morning, The north
part of Nebraska and South Dakota
are wrapped in a mantle of sleet, and
Mr.. Sjobloom expressed doubts about
the Bonesteel line laying rails into
Gregory by the end of the year, as
there are still fourteen miles of track
to iron.
Scott Adams of Creighton returned
Wednesday from a visit to Iowa.
Miss Graves, travelling operator for
the Nebraska Telephone company, is
in the city.
Edwin Little returned from Omaha
Wednesday to his home in Greenwood,
South Dakota.
DR.. G. A. McKim, state veterinarian,
was in the city on his way to Elgin
during the day.
j. d. Flynn, one time brick manufac-
turer of this city, was over from New
man Grove Wednesday.
w. q. King of Humphrey, formerly
of Norfolk but now in the produce
business at Humphrey, was in the city