The
Sioux
County
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JOUKNAI
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.-that the tinx iaj arrived
Wjit set10 'ti t taken to nw-
tt, ti undersigned, iovit all
IKWtiEJj t tl COOrl h0UN
Cg. on Saturday evening, July
j. i o Vims, w aevwe ways
U3 ert better road and to
,,f ouVr matters tliat may
0 the meeting the d
Sf tt"1'15 and Sioui county
UfsTC Sioux coutjr fair
fio. W. Too!
(i. Guthrie
IVrt airier
R. K. Vumi
E. i. StUrl
U. P. Iavi
E. . Hough
1'. E. Verity
C. F. Slingnrhuid
Dave Ilartlett
A. J. Man taller
L. J. Sim moan
TtJC -.,
gISOlT, USTIEB.,
olt Monday night niiwfcj
of the grangers 90 per twit.
stun is buiiuing tiimwii a
If, by 1H feet
.S bone I urn and Mike Kriem
here Ia4 Snnday enroute
k Hills. T)y talk of pur-
haw mill while ahwot.
V &net an dry last ek,
for a good many years.
irruption is being done above.
Koto and A. J. Adams Start
next Saturnay on a hunt-
inicrting tour. They may
h claims while alumni.
fN il) find junt a good land
u Wyoming; keep a good
yoa have it.
Hooe tliat gives the bt
to Anxortikuvprtkm be-
AerSlrt, 19U9, 1 will give a
(imitfj.
Pni
Time TaLi.
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IlarriatSsfp JL
OTTLY U, 1889.
NO. 43
tr-u-i,.. t TOMJ oeiween con-
r.Brundid.e.for
ourW 'Ont,ltl'elni"tionedin
Z,rUe- c decided the
RWf was vested in T v
. tt.;n . 5U'1 was beK"n- The
f , K W,he strict court
wT"f '"y afternoon
Hrrl. M.rkft
HutUr, ft;.
'IQr
Poultry, (r dot. tS 40 to IS
MU.pwlOOB.Ii.lo
fVro, per 100 I, &v.
Bran, I)ar 100 B, f j()
Ft, wHJ, fr 100 B, U.35
Potato, M-r bu. SV,,
Sorghum, pw gal, 50r .
Onion, per bu. 1.50.
Btmna, jr bu. 1.00,
Job-
war ran U.
Verity will buy
couutv
our
in Harriicn go to
-Now U tha time to f, t,.
Io not fail lo tike advanUw r.f
combination offw.
For the best flour
Row & Tliomion'.
Ifry Good., Groceries B,,U nil Si
at liosa & Thonij6n'
HOSA k TH0IPSON-
fwe tlir irtore wh.-n you co Ki Harris,,,,
-Lawn fwtival at Mrs. C.ns,l
Friday evening. All iuviu-d.
Be um to aund the niw'ting at the
Court brum Httturday evening.
Sfm hokler, bttr dish aiv) can of
butiiiff fr Wlc at Ranch Supply house.
Thote "Hijrli Proof cigars a the.
hurt, in Uia market found at the Res
nave ar-
on ndav
SAB THIS?
AI'EBSFORTliEPRiCEOFl
THE
COUNTY JOURNAL
And the
FtA5 FAEM SEWS
yew for
o Dollars.
h'ALin advance
H addition, poto
r U 'ted fam,
p,J "ill prove of
rense Value
rf. Sioux
for
unty. Now
roo.
.Ml
ofthi.
o0"r of two
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I,,! '', "":ll've, to Ung
i o. and (-ihird
on to
good for re-
Owing to tiw crowded condition of
our column, nonie iorre)onduce is
neceawarially omittod.
A fruit JihIi, 8 gla sauce di.ihes
at Ram h Supply House.
H A band of Hioux Indians tjassed
through Harrison on Wedue?day on
tleir way to tlw hunting grounds,
All oooounU due ma must be set
tled by July 15th or tlie same will be
put in the hand)! of a collector.
A, llart
-We are utill on dock and ready to
make you the best terms in the matter
of a loan on your farm.
( imxi, Rddy 4 Poixard.
Who said it did not rain in Sioux
county? The sliowers during the jiast
few days have made every body look
Always remember ttuit Conley,
Reidy & Pollard are always ready to
muke you a kan on the most reasonable
term.
Tlie county commimioneni are
calld to meft in bujiue seHftion next
Saturdiiy. Tlie call in issued by County
Clerk Jameson,
Now to start the wlieel of prosiieri-
ly in Kiotix county. Be sure to do your
hare of tlie work and success will
crown our elforbi.
A horse belonging to D. M. Button
wan bitten by a rattle snaie a few days
ao, out at la-st accounw we annual
wa getting all right
Don't forget tluil it in your duty lo
be at Ums court houe Saturday evening
at eight o'clm k to work for the interest
of the town wul county.
A couple of dogs got into a fight in
front of Andrew' drug store on Tuesday
and Ute result wa a pane of glium biiiiig
broken out of ouc of the window
Mi, 1l..1 fin i. It lias moved hit) hhoe
Mli.in irt il htuldinir on wouth Main
Ktreet known as tlie HchulU building,
where lie will be glad to have all call
when in need of anything in In line.
Rev. Figgins luu) greatly improved
the apjitainknix-of the M. E. jmrsoniige
by treating the outride to a thorough
W,i i uf sums n ore w uw
NailJl.li-i. i'v-o
lookM of a building than to keep it eu
painted.
Ned Andrews luul tlie misfortune to
be struck on the fcide of Uie lieiW oy
hore. He wiw alone wlien me "
occurred, and lie remained uikoiih ioiis
r i i Tlu. iiidii of bin lieaa
lur fkvoihi IHJUl"-
pretty Uully cut and one ear split.
At lawl nxirU Iw wiw doing wen.
F. Km law bio! tlw WJm
loncinic to C. L. Tublw and
tihoe nIkhi there
k'r..,- h, r.Nutlv como from Iow am
hn - - j
expe U Urn family in ft hIkiH time. e
tl himuuis ciniu "
lw
will or'ii a
Monday. r-
and
woIiyiiii4 him to
ItarriHon, and hoj all in need of any
thing in his line will give 1""'
All work done promptly.
Farmer' Alllaw.
Tlw member of Hm; farm""' ftl,l;in('e
wnqumted-to meet a U
m IkkjI hoiiHO on Halunlay, Jly 81
o'clock p. m. All are invito u-m
MdjrticittU. , uut .
Hy Ufr w
as Mrs.
WAk i,;,.L..:
ltoi-i, .. ' " LOW near
stru zr of
i,7 , was standing
bit Jd , Uie ,ttdy -bh
butdidnolmjurelH-r. A ,f whicj,
as standing a ,c
tn.i... . " 1 "''x away was
ZT -" "-nuy tlie hghtning but was
-'"Bifiuies of tl,e church
a ror a lawn festival
at the resident 0f Mrs. D. H
; V 1 omi of town- There
."ue reiresiunents,suchas ice cream
ami ...I.,. ...
serveu, and everything done
to make it enjoyable. If yOU want to
w a pleasant evening, U, sure to be
present SlmnU i
weauier be un-
P easant the entertainment will be at the
cnurcn.
-The new keyless lock postoffl.
loxes were set in position a few days
ao and they are great favorites already.
The patrons of the office are giving up
tbe key lx.xes which stand right beside
the new ones and are muting those fit
ted with the Morris Keyless locks. The
people of Harrison know a good thing
when they it. Jt wil Uot te lo)1g
'mid more of the keyless lock boxes will
nave t l)e ortlered.
On lust Monday the new division
superintendent, II. C, Malianna, pussc-d
up the line for the first time. Like all
the Elkhorn oflluiaU Mr. Malianna is a
pleasant gentleman to meet and has no
high notions about him. In the course
of a few moments conversation he told
The Journal man that as soon as he
could get settled in his new quarters lie
would make Harrison a visit and get ac
quainted with the people, and take a
look at the country.
Hie recent rains have done much
,A o: . .
fiuuu m oraux county, in some cases
the oats crop will be short but this is
largely dug to shallow cultivation. The
wheat is good and corn is reported to be
much better than any year previous.
mi i . .......
ine nay crop may be a little short in
the valleys, but compared with the re
ported condition of crops at other places
the people of Sioux county liave been
more fortunate than the people of many
localities, and the future prosperity will
not be impaired by a crop failure, such
as is staring many of the new sections of
country in the face,
Harrison has a bran new double act
ing force pump for the town use. It is
a fine one and with a reasonable amount
of hose will be of greuf benefit in case
fire should break out in the business part
of town. Tlie pump is in position and a
fence built around it to keep stock or
teams from irettimr close enough to
damaire it. A little more i needed and
tliat is a good spout leading to the
trough and a piece of hose which can lie
easily attached for pumping water into
tanks or barrels on wagons. These
Would cost hot little and would be a
great convenience. The new pump is a
great improvement and the trustees are
entitled to credit for the good judgment
shown in its selection.
Quite a romantic marriage occur
red at Chadron a few days age. On the
af ternoon of July 5th Friedrich Stemmer,
one or Hie sturdy Gorman homesteaders
of Sioux county, took the train Tor
Chadron. There he met Miss Regine
Wayenhinder, who bad came, by agree
ment, direct from Beuin. They pro
ceeded to get a marriage license and
were shortly attor made husband and
wife. The contracting parties had
known each other in childhood, but the
, , f. i.:-.,:..A).,nflilAnf
voune man nao ion his mu
eight yeart ago and came to America, so
that the courting was all dona by leuer
at long range. The newly wedded pair
arrived in Harrison Tuesday morning
and soon left for their country home in
the northern part of Sioux county. They
liave the good wiulies of all for a long
and happy wedded life.
-On last Manday a couple of men
from White river, by the name of Mason
, t Tliirrlsnn und swore
ami nissoii came w
out warrants for John Slmy and his wife,
Mary Shay, charging them with threat
ening to kill. All the oilers were out
l.untinir for the escaped horse thief, ex-
C. II. AndrewH. The
cepi uio ,
pajwrs were (
PERSONAL.
Visitor
61 Maine was at Chadroii last week.
T-l...
uim wrgiand called on us yesterday.
ss Maggie Slattery left for Lusk
the 5th.
C. H. Andrews was at Chadron over
Sunday.
Mrs. Don Weir was a Harrison
Saturday.
Clem Wells spent Sunday with friends
at Chadron.
D. H. Griswold went to Casper Satur-
ana returned Monday.
County Treasurer Lockwood was at
me county seat Saturday.
mV 1VI UIIUiuge ana ins brother were
in Harrison last Thursday.
w. r. Uevenport, of Crawford, passed
"l uie fcikorn on Monday. ,
miss Clara Redd went to Cliadron Sat
urday and returned Monday.
Robert Parish went to Cliadron Mon
day and returned Wednesday.
I tlAO 1awi.mai .. " IT
. was in Harrison yes-
eruay ana made a call at tliis office.
Attorney fanning, of Crawford, was
m tlus place on Tuesday on legal busi
ness.
Atty. Conley made a business trin in
Cliadron on Thursday and returned on
Saturday.
Mrs. R. K. Post went to Cliadron last
Saturday to attend the camn meetimr
and returned on Tuesday.
Commissioner McGinlev. accomiKinied
uy on wile and daughter, arrived last
Thursday from Hot Springs, Dak.
county Commissioner J. G. Morris
called at our new quarters last Tuesday
ana gave us the cash for The Journal
and Farm News.
flM .
inos, Keitty anu 8. Barker were at
Collins, Dak., the first of the week
They report a pleasant time in most re
spects but tlunk Sioux county good
enough for them.
C. C. Colcio, of Carroll, Iowa, Is in thla
place looking over the country with a
view to locating in the hardware busi
ness. He is a rustler and we should be
pleasd to have him with us.
Hon. J. L. Caldwell, of Lincoln, passed
through this place last Monday on his
way tc Wyoming. He was accompa
nied by his son and they were prepared
for a genuine outing. When, he greeted
us at tie depot we hardly recognized the
silver-tongued orator of the Houie of
represeitatives. Mr. Caldwell is pretty
well used up with hard work and we
hope his trip will give him renewed
health and vigor.
Last Monday's mail brought us a let
ter from our old friend, Attorney Gen
eral Leese. Besides the best wishes of
General Leese for our success, the letter
contained a draft for a year's subscrip
tion to The Journal, which is duly ap
preciated by us. Gen. Leese has opened
a law office in Lincoln and takes cases in
which the state is not a party nor in any
way interested. The fact that he has
been three times elected attorney general
of the state is all the endorsement Gen.
Leese needs to secure him a large and
lucrative law practice.
Deven-
offered a
laced in his hands and lie
m
brought in the man and woman on
. . .. II, ,.1 :.t ilin f-rtiinf If
day Trie torn wins ' " J
court and UwiUffumlunlJi waived exam-
litH.1'-"! --
i i rriw.it
d. MOO. On Wwinesuny in.,.
IH1I V i . .
ertilied bond, but ine
accept it, and the man and wne anu two
hiWnm are still Hero in oar ...
If Wo am informed that the matter
nil bo token before Judgo Kinkaid, ask-
o vmt. or iianean j
rate the cotinty i in for ft good4 big
0f06t,
bill
On last Sunday the horse thief, Mc-
Nab, who has been confined here for
some time, manageu to cut a noie
through the floor of his cell large
enough to allow him to get out He
went out in broad daylight and got into
a small yard back of the jail, climlied on
the fence and seeing two men near by he
remained on tlie fence a short time to
avoid suspicion. He proceeded to C. N,
Wadsworth's new house southwest of
town and procured a hatchet and then
made his way to the residence of a man
bV the name of Moore, where he took a
horse that was picketed, and rode south
west. The night was dark and he lost
his way and on Monday morning he left
the horse and started out on foot. He
was seen by Jack Cook, and it did not
take him loner to determine that he had
no business running loose over the
country, and he took him in. McNab
claimed to be a deserter from Fort Mead
and begged to be let off but it was
thought best to hold him. Word was
sent to this place and officers went after
him. Sheriff Pfost and all his deputies
were out in all directions and while the
new party was on the road to Cooks'
they were met by the sheriff who turned
and accompanied them, and on Tuesday
they returned with the prisoner. Sheriff
Pfost was spoken to about tiking him to
Cliadron for safe keeping but he replied
that he proposed to keep him right here,
and lie went to work and had some good
shackles made and riveted on the man's
ankles and then chained him to the wall
of the cell, and there he will stay until
Judge Kinkaid can come ami uispose oi
him. A petition has been Hent to the
judge asking that he come as soon as
possible, and it is prooauie uuu n win
not lie long that the sheriff will have to
Uko care of the fellow. It would be no
more than justice to the officers if a bet
ter pla was provided for keeping pris
oners. The sheriff is held responsible
for the safe keeping of prisoners and the
placefumisll is not saf to keep any
one. ' . 1
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STOVES, TINWARE, BARBED-WISE
- And a Big -
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Stock
GOTO
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This it the time to buy barbed wire CHEAP. We liave just received a CAR
LOAD and it will pay you to buy it now, Yours for business,
HARVEST IS COMING,
and you need a good machine to cut
your grain,
I have a complete line of the Cele
brated BUCKEYE self-binders, mowers,
table-rake combined reapers and mowers
and the UNEXCELLED BUCKEYE
RAKES.
Repairs for all the Buckeye machines
on hand. Give me a call and get my
prices before purchasing a machine.
JOHN THORNTON.
-LOW PRICES,-
LARGE STOCK,-
-BEST GOODS-
the
Mch SpPI Pus
Harrison, Nebraska.
-DRY GOODS,--GROCERIES-
-BOOTS, SHOES,-
-HATS, CLOTHING ,-
IFLOTTiR, FEED ETC.
Call and see us.
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Fremont, Elkhorn and
Missouri Valley R. R.
"The Northwestern Line" Between Harrison, Neb.,
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-And All Points-
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THROUGH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS.
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