The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1907-08-02

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her mother, who has been dangerously
i'll, Is not expected to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Linerode left on
the early morning train for Saratoga,
Wyo., where they will visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Harry Owen.
Mrs. j. A. Sohinger of Clyde, Kan,
who has been in Norfolk on a visit at
the home Of her father, Joseph ALL
berry, returned home yesterday.
| Perry Covert returned to Lander,
Wyo., yesterday afer a short visit in
the city. His sister, Miss Mary Co.
vert, accompanied him west as far as
Crawford.
Mrs. O. r. Bishop and daughter,
Miss Florence Bishop, Of Central City
arrived in Norfolk last evening and
will be the guests of Mrs. George T..
Schiller during the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson leave
tomorrow for their new home in Falls
City, where Mr.. Johnson is to be as.
ISOLATED in the dry goods business
with V. G. Lyford. Mr. and Mrs. John
son have shipped their household
goods to Falls City.
w. p. Dixon has been taken quite
Ill. An attack of appendicitis is
feared.
The A. L. Killan company last even
ing pulled the curtains away from a
special window prepared In honor Of
the Norfolk races of next week.
Miss Jennie Mills will be employed
I,,r no rAct xNr tI,o L., h.
Office of Mapes & Hazen. Miss Mills
will work on new system Of abstract
, books.
A carload of tanks for the pickle
factory have been received in Norfolk.
1t is probable that the new factory
will be ready to receive cucumbers
for pickle making by the middle of
next week.
The school board is arranging to
economic in teachers during the COM
ing year. Where four teachers han
died the seventh and eighth grades
will look after these classes in the
coming school term.
Madison Star-Mail: julius Huff Of
, Norfolk was in the city yesterday to
make arrangements to teach violin
class which he has organized here.
Mr.. Huff is an excellent violinist and
i, teacher and there Is no doubt that he
will make this class a success.
Madison Star-Mail: Judge Bates is
, sued the following marriage licenses
- the past week: Martin Hickman Of
. Norfolk and Martha Claus of Battle
Creek; Claude Weigh of Wayne and
Leora Porter of Norfolk; Willie Reek-
err and Mary Dederman, both of Nor
J. folk.
Tom Hughes, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Missouri Pacific
railroad, was in Norfolk during the
day enroute from O'Neill to Bonesteel
He said that in driving east of O'Neill
with Tom Golden he found some corn
cut by the hail, but thought it would
:, recover. Several miles north, how
ever, he said crops were ruined.
Arthur Krahn, who left Norfolk the
first of the week to spend two months
in Chicago, was in a wreck near Belle
PLANE, Iowa, when the Northwestern
, passenger on which he was riding
u crashed into the rear of a fast meat
train. Krahn was hurled from his
: seat but was not injured in the wreck
cattleman in the way car of the
" freight was killed.
Gregory County News: Word has
- reached Bonesteel that government of
Hnio1c OF thn Pncnhi11 ~
- making a thorough investigation O.
= affairs and conditions at that place
IN which will take in all the departments
There are also allotment inspectors OF
10 the ground to inspect the work beins
done by the alloting crew now a
~ work aloting Indians in Trip county
:, The Pine Ridge, Cheyenne, Grow
- Creek and other agencies in this state
will undergo a similar investigation.
u The new road machine purchased b.
~ the Madison county commissioners a
the instance Of the Norfolk CONNER
!. cial club will be given a practical ties
~ on next Monday, when a representa-
tive of the factory manufacturing tn
- machine will be in the city to demon
u strate its road making qualities. TIL
, demonstration will be made on tn
10 road leading to the state hospital an
~ will be witnessed by delegation fror
the Norfolk Commercial club. TIL
II Commercial club will meet the eXpens
es of operating the machine if
&c proves practicable.
When the city schools open for tn
L. !
new high school building will still b
- several months from completion. I
the interval the school board will us
7u the old Olney building on East Norfol
i'' avenue for high school purposes. TIL
~ building is now being placed in cond
~ ton for its Temporary use as a schot