The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-30

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! Baldwin.
Tho Nebraska Telephone company
has. according to Lincoln minors.
asked the railroad commission for per.
mission to reduce rites at Norfolk ana
at Sterling. At the local Office II was
Stated that the company was nskmg
for permission to make certain rcduc.
! lions i'm local toll rates out Of Nouuu;
and that the request had been filed
| last May.
r. B. Horde of Central City, owner.
of biz feeding establishment nj Ne.
High, has returned from n trim over
western Iowa, northern Missouri,
northern Kansas and southern Ncbras-
ka. He says that corn in the ElRhorn
valley is superior to any he found
Next Thursday has been DESIGNATED
as Norfolk Commercial club day at
the Pierce races. Owing to the big
amateur baseball game which Is to be
played here on Friday, It is desired
that everybody who can will arrange
to attend the Pierce races on Thursday
afternoon.
PAT stanton of TiIdor and Al Al
Sorcnborpcr storter nj tbo NcIiph
rocos created excitement ON NeIirh
etrnnts Yesterday Tbov morchod
throuoh Town Win = tbirtoor.rornd
hurr,In neb doroliny from, thoir eb,ul
dors Tboy had hoor ro,,,i,, t,st
what farmor,s limo tbov st,url, tbnv
did rot ovnIain
NorroI, democrat. Como Irueo bos
heen husv tho mast wool, nuttinc nm
lhiIuoorde and otborwise nrnnoring for
the coming entertainments at the Au.
ditorium for next winter. Gene Is all
right and will give the people of this
city some excellent shows during the
coming season. Watch for his new
sign. 1t is a beauty.
Supreme Judge J. b. Barnes on next
Tuesday will deliver an address at
the old settlers reunion and picnic at
Martinsburg in Dixon county. From
ISL to 1883 Mr.. Barnes was a resident
of POnca and his acquaintance I'm that
northern county is still wide. Judge
Barnes will also accept an invitation
to a picnic at Dakota City on Thurs
day.
The superintendent and teachers of
the Madison county institute desire to
kindly thank the Norfolk commercial
club for the entertainment provided
through their efforts Friday afternoon.
They also desire to thank the hospital
authorities and candy manufacturers
of the city for their kindness in per-
hitting them to visit the asylum and
candy factory.
II ie = Fortunate man in NorfoIl, who
doesn't thinl, that he has tho hav
fevor and it,s an avcentionaI man In
the citv who hasn't q severe cold The
a. cold
weeks has resulted in the greater mart
of NorfoIl, taking cold In many cas.
es nneunonia or other contradictions
have threatened resulting in boom
in the local nhvsicians, nractice along
tbeee limos
In the race between. the new high
sobooI buiIding and tho Northwestern
denot tho denot has all tho oest of tbe
race The brick walls of the new
donot aro rieing above the cement
foundation while tho Stone foundation
of Tho now bigb scbool hui,ding &c inst
nm n tho surface level The entire
hasepent and foundation NJ the new
donot &c conetruotod of cement The
denot 10 n no fniebed NV tba first of
tho now vear tho bigb school two
wee,,s later
The now street grader ordered nv