The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-07-02
SATURDAY SITTING.

CORY; George f. Boyd, Oakdale; X. d. |
Eilston and wife. Dallas G. q. Pet |
ZACH, Verdigre C. Strattman. Butte; |
Joseph Hortan, Creighton A. d. |
Smith, Wakefield; William Nelson, |
Oakland; Ova Cannon, Palmer; Elsie |
Cannon, Palmer; Charles Jorus and |
wife, Niobrara; L. V. Youngquist,
Dallas; Nelson Weeks, Vermillion; c.
A. Nash, Madison; j. p. O'Connor,
Rosland; H. F. Scat, Naper; j. ]. Wag-
ner and family, Gregory; A. d. Smith,
Wakefield; G. A. Thode, Middle
branch; T. Kemp, Wakefield; F.
Spitzenbergen and wife, Bonesteel; E.
S. Rees, Hot Springs, s. d.
Charles Stuart left Norfolk for Mad
ison yesterday.
Sol G. Mayer was in Omaha yester-
day on business.
P. NJ. Barrett has gone to Presho,
S. D., for few days.
Mrs. August Redmer has been visit
ing in Winside this week.
Bessie Widaman and Bertha Manske
returned today from Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gregorian Of Co.
lumbus are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lowry.
Bernice and George Ballentyne are
visiting Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Wighton
at Elgin for few days.
c. E. Hayes returned from Newman
Grove Friday evening where he had
been for day on business.
r. H. Mathewson of Wakefield and
d. Mathewson of Norfolk left for Gre
CORY on business trip today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Chapman, who
have been visiting ]. R. Carter here,
have left for their home in Chicago.
| Rev. Mr.. Cronin of Lynch, who has
been attending the Epworth league
convention at Meadow Grove, is in
Norfolk visiting with Rev. DR.. Ray.
| Henry Haase drove to Madison Fri
day morning and returned Friday
night. Mr.. Haase says the political
fences around Madison are all right.
r. Y. Hyde, general foreman of the
Bell Telephone company, is here look
ing over the local Office and making
estimates for some new work and i'm.
provements to be made here.
| lie Dee Tive Is belllS lIcdIcu W d
new coat of paint.
Henry Haase sold his residence on
Seventh street yesterday to Martin
Sporn.
w. H. Livingstone, the Junction pc.
liceman who has been sick for some
days, reported for duty last evening.
Among the men granted licenses to
| ;e
D. Nelson and w. c. Patterson both
of Newman Grove.
A. V. Walton, who was charged with
being drunk and disorderly and dis
turbing the peace at the Junction, was
arrested and fined 1920 by Judge Else
ley.
The election of Fred G. Rooster of
d, First regiment, Norfolk, has been
approved by the commander in chief
of the state militia.
]. w. Gibson has brought back from
Colorado couple of twigs off of apple
trees there, heavily laden with choice
fruit. Mr.. Gibson said he never real
lied what fruit tree was till he got
there.
That corn has been set back a cou.
pie of weeks in the territory struck by
hail Tuesday, and that small grain
, was one-third ruined, is the statement
of farmers in town yesterday. Fruit
trees were in some instances broken
by the wind and strawberries more OF
, less damaged.
A The Chadron report that the Nor
: folk boys who broke jail at that place
: were recaptured at Hay Springs, is
: not confirmed. Mr.. Emery received
3 a telegram from w. A. Denny, the
!, postmaster at Chadron, stating that
e the sheriff at Chadron was notified ia
: release his boys, but during the night
E the jail was broken open and all the
= prisoners escaped. No word from the
y sheriff or any of the boys had yet been
y received.
e Lincoln Journal: Judge Barnes Of
i the supreme court will grab as many
:. of the tail feathers of the eagle as he
r can possibly get hold of at Curtis or
d Saturday, July 8, and yank 'em out and
h scatter 'em over Frontier county.
While attempting to pull up some
= ice from the top of the ice box v
;, Lodi, a butcher in the employ of r. E
= THEM, fell down five feet striking
g the edge of a barrel and fractured his
left arm above the elbow. Lodi, who
is Bohemian, has been here for some
time but as he will be unable to dc
any work for six weeks he will go tc
r Prague, Neb, where he has relatives
O'Neill Frontier Roy bradley. who
p was on the twirling STAFF of the O'Neil
r ball team last year and the year be
/, fore, has submitted proposition tC
r the baseball lovers of Norfolk to fur
}. Inish them with a winning ball team
n for bonus of $500 per month; that is
for that amount he will put In team
n there, pay the players and all ex
!; 'penses, take all the gate receipts ant