The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-12-14
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

"a OHDRf OH tNSS.
NJ. X. Pollock made \ trip to Omaha
Saturday.
John A. Cole of Santee registered at
the Pacific yesterday.
Rome Miller sent new manager to
Long Pine this week.
| folk Friday afternoon.
Miss Idelle Taylor came down from
| Battle Creek on the early train Satur-
day.
Henry Witnebel and William Zutz
of Hoskins were in Norfolk on bust
ness Friday.
Another carload of Slovaks was
shipped to Bonesteel Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. A. C. Jackson of Central City,
returning from an extended visit at
Springview, spent Saturday forenoon
in Norfolk
Mrs. j. Dignan and children have
Iowa.
| f.. l.. Loucks and Ben Loucks will
return from Pilger to spend Sunday at
home.
Miss Bertha Pilger is home from
Stanton to spend Sunday with her
mother.
Miss Jessie Drebert and Mrs. j. c.
Copeland went to Omaha Saturday
morning to spend the day.
Mrs. e. Loucks, who has been visit
ing in Pilger for the past six weeks
has returned to the home of her son
e. l.. Loucks.
Claude Clark came home from Bee
mer yesterday, where he has been
working for the past two months.
Jim Nix has been quite sick for a
couple of days.
| G.. Peters and family have moved
into the house formerly occupied by
G.. o. Rankin on Second street.
Mrs. Jos. Swartz left for BonesteeI
at noon where she will visit with Mr.
Swartz, who is on work train there
Grandpa Beck went to Battle Greek
at noon where he will spend few
weeks with relatives and will prob
ably stay all winrte.
DR.. Bear and DR.. Pilger were called
to Winside Saturday to attend Mrs
Chris Johnson, who has a cerebral alb
scess. 1t is thought an operation will
be necessary
A. Eastman, the first postmaster ap
pointed on the Rosebud after the
opening, was a passenger for Siou1
City Saturday. He states that thu
homesteader that drew No. II, ha'
been offered $500 for his claim.
Mrs. McCarville, well known to thu
travelling public as the manager of thu
!, Herric khotel, with her daughter, Mis-
Rose, was in the city Saturday OF
the way to Sioux City where they will
visit during the holidays. Afterward
the young lady will attend school Ell
their at Sioux City or Sioux Falls.
]. w. Driscoll was in the city Sat
urday morning. He was the victim
of a serious accident day before yes
terday at Burke. The ground wa
frozen so soldly where the railroa
graders were at work that sixteel
!. horses were attached to the pillow an,
when some unusual obstruction threy
/ the pillow out of the ground, it strucl
n Mr.. Driscoll on the side of the hea
S and face, battering up his face an
f knocking him senseless for some time
e He has abandoned grading for tn
n time being.
;. Alex. Miller has his 1000 residenc
# at the corner of South Second stree
l. and Pasewalk avenue nearly complet
ed.
# Sixty-one persons proved up on thei
s Rosebud reservation claims at Ores
e DRY on Tuesday of the past weel
e This is said to have been the larges
IS number yet to prove up in one da!
l. Very prosperous conditions are repor
It ed from that section.
s The new Rosebud extension of tn
Northwestern, out from Bonesteel, ha
been built past Herrick, about siXtee
miles. The entire distance is thirt!
n six miles to Gregory. During the pas
e week the work was stopped on a,
G count of the storm.
IS A Norfolk man who has just r,
y turned from a trip on the Rosebu
reservation says that the storm du