The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-15

next September.
Deputy state Superintendent Bish.
op, who is a candidate for state sup
erintendent, is to deliver the com
mencement address at Meadow Grove.
Superintendent Il. j. Bodwell has
been engaged to conduct series of
lectures at the Peru summer school
on practical phases of school manage
ment and supervision.
DR.. d. X. Tindall will preach the
baccalaureate sermon to the high
school graduating class Sunday morn
ing, May II, the Sunday preceding
the commencement exercises, which
are held May %.
The Norfolk Transfer and Storage
company has ordered a moving van,
a regular city affair, one of the kind
in which a whole house full of goods
may be moved on rainy day without
getting them moist.
Pleasant Valley district school will
close next Thursday with box social.
Miss Eta Smith Is teacher This
school is about five miles west of
Hadar Proceeds from the social go
toward decorating and identifying the
school house.
Albion Argus: Mrs. F. NJ. Sisson
left for a visit with her son Paul, who
is journalist at st. Paul, MINI. While
absent, Mrs. Sisson, who has been
an invalid for months, will consult
the Mayo brothers, gall stone special
lists, at Rochester, MINI. If an oper-
alton is found necessary she will be
Joined by her husband, DR.. F. M.
Sisson.
Miss Paine, principal of the high
school, has extended an invitation to
the Womans' club to visit the new
high school building and inspect the
work. All members who wish to go
are requested to meet in Superintend-
ent Bodwell's Office between and 2:30
O'Clock p. m. sharp, next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wallerstedt will
leave Norfolk the latter part of May
to make their future home in Mitchell,
S. d. Mr.. WATERSHED is one of the
most prominent and one of the most
highly esteemed commercial travellers
in Norfolk. His territory is so ar
ranged however that he can work
more conveniently out of Mitchell than
out of here. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Nicola
will occupy the residence to be va
Gated by the WATERSHED family.
Gregory Advocate: G.. H. Reynolds
of Norfolk, superintendent of the
Northwestern railway in western Ne
braska and this part of South Dakota,
arrived in Gregory in his private car
and spent most of the day here look
ing after the interests of the road. Mr..
Reynolds is on tour of inspection
of the road and expressed himself as
especially interested in the growth of
Gregory and her ability to handle
large crowds at the opening, it being
his firm opinion that it would take
place this summer. He stated that
the receipts of the road at this place
were larger than those of any other
town along the line and much larger
towns of equal size on older branches
of the road,
Chris Gruenther, of Columbus, sec
rotary of the Bryan Volunteers, has
completed the speaking itinerary for
w. j. Bryan, who starts out to do Ne
braska May 30. The dates are as fol
lows: May 80, afternoon, Norfolk;
night, O'Neill; May 80, Spencer, $3.50
a. m; back to O'Neill about o'clock,
and at Long Pine p. m, and at Aims
worth at night; May 81. Sunday, at
Valentine; June 1. Chadron in morn
ing, Crawford 1890 and Alliance at
night June 2, SCOTS Bluff 1890,
Kimball and Harrisburg and Sidney
at night. Mr.. Gruenther will endeav-
or to get Mr.. Bryan to make a few
more speeches while on the trip and
to stretch his visit few more days,
but he is not sure that he will be
successful
State Veterinarian McKim has ap-
pointed a number of local inspectors
to supervise the dipping of cattle
under the recent quarantine regula-
lions promulgated by the governor.
He will appoint others from time to
time on the recommendation of the
inspectors of the Bureau of Animal
Industry or on the endorsement of
stockmen. Their salary and expenses
when supervising dipping must De
paid by the owners of the cattle until
such time as the legislature provides
otherwise. Among those who have
been appointed are: ]. w. Owens,
Chadron; Lyle Reed, Cody; A. F.
Roby, Springview; A. U. Roundy,
O'Neill; George Ernest, Chadron;
George Dunn, Crawford; G. P. French,
Ewing.