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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1889)
li The Sioux County Journal i - rf OTiVt-mllll'Dt team ' , .u.4, Harnon yefenlay. k-"" " . ..i...i..n o,W duplet-- 11 b'uarujl"- KlV n-'t or,"'r ' B 1 , .taJiSuppJy1". fcw hou nre going up arwiiwl Ljartof tl')"ntr' at a rHl" C cannot kwp tm k of litem. I for corn, but i not exactly 6,1 humanity demands for comfort ,fcr. K. H. f'Kgiii 'iH l'r,ia ll J-jcy M-hool house, Hat reek val t jl'aOO a, m. ou Sunday, Augut A j,me of ball ' 'xx'ked for one day rt week, between tlie Harrison Unm ti I-usk flub. A good game is ex- - ... '-Conley, Reidy I ollaru itave plenty BflVy to loau on improved farm at nost reasonable rates of any Orru in county. -We are informed that a bran new j,nivrti at tlie home of Henry Brun fcfrwday ago. Mr. Brundidge Ct look taller tlmn ever now j . . . ... .We understand that tee v. sir. i-ig- lg,ill leave uiftlo"t tli M of Sep. Ltr for Onargii. III., win-re lie ex- Lte if attend hool twa year. -'mac Kendall returned frivntly Lain iixipei-tinj? tour inui tlie Blfk Eli country. He w o ' plcnsed LtihniitlKik flial h will move his !i mill there as wri a iiossible. There will I a social at tl mb chun h Fkr rvrninif. Aufrtlst Will. Under fee !MJr-wi of tho ladies' organiwition .iih-.kunh. lie mam. take. et ,llbe-rved. AH are invited to at ad. -Rfmember tlx camp-moetiMj at BulkM grove, eight miles cast of Chad M.coiiitm-n'ing August 20th. ami end icfAncuxtM, 19. T. C. wVlctcr. fwal.ng eliit'f of ( hadron district, will ttkuharge f tlie meeting. -Ust TliurLiy F. 1. Burgf", M. I., 4,i visit to Harrison and after look cg the field over coiu lud.l to com to pvtice his profewiion and lufl with the BWitioa of teinsf Iwre to stay by tin k4of Uiili wetk. Ir. Bur'ss in a pfcaiBJit and inUdligcnt apiKrariiig g:ii tlnia nd we l(ppak for hiui a gwxl fartite. -&tm Jvnwm, who haH Un in poor WaSUi for some linxj wiut taki n to Fort iMtovm a fw days ao and an atU-inpt a to get him into th hospital for tnalnwnt, Tlw attempt waj um-( i tiioi be is now at A. M. (imb-y'i. tietoung man luw fri-jrolt in dilft-rfnt prtsof the county w ho fuel an inUrt-st eb welfare. -TlH're appearn to be a goxl many tows allowed ta un at laig around ka iubI prove a constant wiur' S o) iTrto tlie i hiidrtm if ltn-j hapM-n to f oil Uk md walk. Jt would im a Mlkr u( tnui li rtKr;t should any of tb kvUoocmU iiijurwJ from m li a sourt. We rtioukl like to w wi onliliaii. . I"1 fcUtiV h tiua mallc-r. We bare uoma II im K)ct im.'ni ol wlxjat, ats awl tuiiot.hy, in our ollk luthwe grown by John Hhay in liittnverprwinct. Tho qutnttioii is ilWn ajjfed j Uitu imy can raiw-o kfs. It uamplu wo luiVd wan mow a on prairie without brBakiiif,' and it m 4. Wwlujjh, Poople twed liavo no fwu "at Uiy cannot niimi tamo gras m Siuuji county. bori! belonging to lJoBcjck was fwndwutiiorvrawlordafew days ul- m tminvetl by iliu owjwr, it bore "ifcouisol liuving Iwc-n ridduu luird, anu " "fcuninUnc go to carry out tiw V)' Uiat uw lion was taken by 4k ' ud to awuMt huu in his u.po. jt n luruly probubUi ttmt ha will agam wlurwi, but iw will in all probabili- V (Si Oly oux county a widu brth in lic K. Post lost a hon under pwu "rcuiiibUiiitKi, iaL TiimkiUv. A bos "u out will, u, horwj to tlm liay and on Ums way Urn annual ,fi'l'l aud ran a way from boiauie .i,,. I.., I WM4 lttu Hff iroui coo f arclnnir for nomo time for the ""y tiw boy r-porUKl tlat low. to Pot who assmUxi in the msirch oni found it in a canyon dead. It i H)1 tliat it ran until overcome by '"ndexliauhtion it full dead. The severe one to Mr. Post, a it Ui bt horse lie owned. -Supt. Malumna, of this diviaioD ol ' lay ago tlm tlie company felt fa uniblH i.. , i .,...),.,., wmmaliii 1 1 Hi Miopia h"51' " '(owl road I rom Uie north part of tin (filir... ... .... w uarrisoo. and it w to be nope" t tlie businen men of Ilarriwn and u friiir intnurfMl In the matter UI U r,.. 1 . . . u, I I ..( ii, ut. r Ul a buHintiw-liko munnar OJt KOOD ah Hit COflllakn.t . 1 . . . t, ., rt ",, proxmitlon. The coavenience ol lople and Um future of thin pn """d Uiat ba dorw U Uittr i .t.. A . luj from tlM "toj-auoltiw county. 1 Summer lU a trin,,,.,,, ... .. . at Mi. Ijouty-iihir's. -iofKl to-n pM,-rty 1 Sl or If you pr ure a ( r,nry, Roidy & pollard you (an pav it off ami pr-K-ure a Urr l,w U(,xt ear witlm(U additional wt. - Ln-T- On II m frcini U.wn f0 Mr. IltMi-r's. a Milver kw. ,. r...i .. . , . i,v w,iW II. findrr will pl.a l,.ai). wit, 51r Gris. wow ami nHv- smUUf ivwanl. A L.r numlvr or UU- hive io dii jd from vit ..f lre during U ist wv.k. It if saiii (Ut the sbippinK 1-K;in earlinr this m-a than ever l fore. A d.irinfr nilroad rd,U-ry wascoin-mitf.-d in Miwmuri tlie flight of Au'iit ;inl. Two ini-n weril tliroujrh a simper and KM-un-d almut fl75 and two gold wab hi-s. As th-y Went out of the door tlw condu' tor i-ainc alonir arid !l sonn a he niilii) the tii.'itin h attarked tlx wilh his lant rn as a we-ioon. A num. it oi mion were nimj at Imu b it be e- mpl uninjured. The robbers dropped oif tl car anu escikped in the diirknew. Hie inductions are that tlie woi k of tevelnping tli ooul, mining and oil re gions ekt of us will be pushed with a trn at t.eal of vigor in tlie near future. A large amount of machinery lta passed up the road within the jast few week and the rt-jirts are that the work of de velopment will move steadily along. !t. will he a grand thing for Sioux county wlien this territory is called ii'mn to yield up Its rii h de)sjtj, for it will fur nish n market for the products of Sioux county so i lose at lund that tlie cost of tninMKirtation will not tike away so iiK-h of the profits. A will I seen bv mfen-we to our advertising columns a new name bead the livery business, and it is now under the eonlrol of Smith Urotliers, who re- enlly pur-diased tlie livery stock, (rood .!! .,-.. of TurdiTliornton. These ntl'-ineti caiii have a business inde pendent of the livery business so that Harrison makes a gain of the new firm without the loss of the old one from the ,.ir,.e of Imsmess men. The new firm is ompowd of two young, energetic husi ness men whi have had .several years exiK-riem e ut the liverv business and all tMiittcrs coiims-twl with their trade will be w ell (-:irl for by them. - -For a long tune the residents of Sioux oiintv, and esp-s ially the land and loan men, haw; felt the need of a map of the county to aid them in their work. B. R. Smith has taken the matter in hand and now lias maps for sale. Those who arc umipetent to judge say that the hues, creed's, hills, etc, are correct ami reliable s, that a r.n will Hn t,R',n ,.f great convenience and utility. B's pri. Ksworwhle, twin f 1.50 apiece and no one should be without one. Sioux eomitv is so large and lues a number of ,....,j,niM in its borders so that those who have been used to a small xmt.ty with straight bouralaries mai " .Uniost out of the question to l.gure o n just where a given Fuiil..si.x:auiu out a map. Those desiring nn.ps should aildiess U. B- Smith, Harrison, Nob., and their orders will receive vn tmn. . . i fdavs airo J. U- ."onm . s,nc-d as commissioner of Sioux county. ins large ttl interests r. r in Wyommg demanding m - ure attention so that He was aTend to the duties of the office of com missioner. OnWfiiturday he conn y , t rea.sur..'r and juuge met r is.mtingboanlto fill the vacancy on , tne iy .ar.1 until the coining el- ion. Zy Lie. . ed Julms Burke, a neighbor U commissioner Morns, for the , ., ..(...nirentlie pohucai cu..., ek.anl.raMr.Mornswas a repuoi, i,andthenew.yapfiou.tedo.heerisa K ' . , maionty of the ap- , ..n i, in keeping with work- nareij . , ,Kirnl from the ings iui ... r... ihm tO UO Ulkioi"-" - Weliave never met e,nrsj tiursueii. - -....iustriner but we are in- . man. and the apoiou- '"er"! in the bank- " . : . .!... Mil. i " 'ToP Z Plao. occured last ing business of tins P iUnShn-management the ands. nderl"e ,( ,nd iUj flnan- bankwillb.oorr:r- adingwiuoe- v " - e. . ... HwunueiBwv MU . . nd it is safe to """" tri rmanagementtbe bus- y U ' ..-i in a manner that iM-willWcorv in all the 1b. entirely r" T!ie ohject . ., . .... t.lntioil patrons ol tne. - was Uiat nr. a ; " nnmae in the sa"'" tUketitytoJ hUbu business and did not like to ,neHs interests , d ex. . umedw liatJlr. iwrKcr .I remain cept tliat . orjor to wt 1inf,,ra whi 'n 70 un,ished ftn(l also close up !ii;ewnt Lot tho former ,tt0 te hoH tliat ne - ,n of 8iouX t,;rst to still r""41" w county. -HAgRvISOIsr, InTEB., A.TJC3-. 8, 1889. People'g Conrenfion. A people's convention was held in Five Points precinct, on Tuesday, Aug. 6.1 Meetinir adled In i... r. iio..in,.i. of Thomas Devenport elected chairman and J. .il. llubmson, secretary. On motion the cliair apjiointed the fol lowing committee on credentials: L 'jerlaeh. Tlios. Rt-idv and F. F. Cniv. and they reported the followitiK dele- IT.ltes ent it l-d to se:.lu in Iho n.ni'mi;..n. White Kiver: Thos. I)evensirt, F. F. flray. Pvimning Water: Henry Breese, I. B. Hendricks, Chas. R. Oowev. War Bonnet:-J. Will, A. W. Mohr. Ante lo: L Geilach, J. W. Langilon, S. B. Story. HatCreek:-J. R. Uradlev. H Zimmerman, W. Southworth. Bodarc: II. T. Zerl. S. B. Sherman, W. tt Hawo. Coftonwood: John Adimis Mont rose :-M. Oayhart, H. Konrath, 1L Waswrls-rger. Buwen: J. M. Robia son, Thos. Reidy, M. Bruck, and on mo tion the report was adopted. On motion those delegates present were emowered to cast the full vote of the precinct. L. Gerlach, M. Oayhart and Thos. Reidy were appointed tellers. On motion it was decided to vote by hallot, anu that ail ballots be formal. On motion the following central com mittee was selected: Antelope, J. W. Lmgdon; Montrose, M. Oayhart; P.u- ilarc, 8. B. Sherman; While River, Thos. tteveniiort; Bo Wen, Thos. Reidv; Cotton wood, Charles Grove; Running Water, las. Gowey; Hat Creek, W. Soutli- worth; War Bonnet, Chas. Bielile. A recess of ten minutes was then taken. On re-assembling the nomination of ttndidat.es was next in order. J. B. firadlev Tiresented the name of H. T. Zerlie of Bodarc, John Adams presented the name of Charles Grove of Cotton wood as candidates for commissioner from the 2d district. Zerlie stated Uiat he had not thought of being a candidate, and only allowed his name to be used at the solicitation of friends. A ballot lieing taken Zerl received 6 vote and Grove 21, and on motion of Zerbe Grove was declared the unanimous choice of tlie convention. Next in order was a commissioner for the 3d district. Henry Breese presented (he name of John A. Green mid J. lach presented that of J. II. Cook, both of Running Water, un its uemg suueu that Cook would not accept, tne luies were suspended and Green declared the unanimous choice of the convention, by acclamation. H. Barker being the only name pre- enied for the position of county judge, the rules were suspended and his nomin ation declared unanimous by acclama tion. . Ln4 t-na nrnilnscd 1)V S. K. M. KfllMUU l "" 1" "T " t'l o II cMcti un ouvjum.j, Story, and no others being 'spoken of.H0 ,oot, the county will have a big the rules were suspended and Gavhart's nomination made unanimous bv aecla- mation for county treasurer. For county clerk, Henry Breese pre . . ,. ,.r Pnnrtnl l.indmiiun. t luii rrifl nit t: v of Bodarc precinct, and no other names beins presented the ruies nended and Linderman was declared me I . , i il kntrntl ltV unanimous choice oi me iu.:clamation. Next in order was the selection oi a candidate for sheriff. Chas. Gowey pra- ..nied the name of J. n. cook, anu (ierlack that of Thos. Reidy. A hallo being taken, Cook received 11 Reidy 18, and on motion the nomination of Reidy was made unanimous. A Southworth was then nominated for;ul,r,ntendentof public instruction hv acclamation, anu a. - chosen in the same manner as uintUdate tor surveyor, and then ur. ueo was nominated lor coroner in the wine Wn?L Hidv was elected chairman of the county cental comuuttee. The following resomuoua Uduuopiw. t,.vnvfirS it mia. The larmeis w ""J. ZSZT the people 1 ,i i r the people. AnU aji . .uti t,iih Bunoo tt-'ic-roW, " ,...,, ui.nronnated o has been iubb'V ci--k money lias uc , ltl and expended. i "1" a., Ul our pow- .muUHM, " d economical er to obtain "'" ntv ..Halr3i and nums. ration o w. , that we opp- lllouev. nditure oi ii'',n,l r,, George Wowi, Vwiks for his un Walkerour s'''re"", ,, lierr,e- 'rScounuciahsTandwe at tratecl by .,ate ilim on be- the"okined in the powUon Uken by T oi the tiTople, by the hon orable districiw"".'. ot a tand, n(V" Jr euntl and of jus tol."Jt.ano,'u or aU nariies. And be tice ana eiu..v it further d u jn oul. power He, .?httt...l""V ifam of the w promote the g-' Amotion the convention adjourned. J. JL ROBUNtsON, Sec. People's Convention. T)o not fail to toke advantage of our combination offer, PERSONAL. Lew Pfost was in Harrison Monday. P. L. McCrea is now a regular reader The Jotknal Attorney Holmes returned last Friday from his trip east. Oscar Carton srave us some Cash on subsc ription last week. Henry Krueger added his name to our list of readers last week. H. H. Russell, of Glen, paid Visit to the coui.ty seat last Monday. B. F. Pitman, of Chadron, was in Har rison Monday. Al Dorringtoii was up from Chadron last Thursday. John Shay was in tlie county seat the first of the week. Kdward Sierar, of Denison, Iowa, is here looking after his land interests. n Tr Tln.iniwAii ii, ll-.i-i-icfii-i lint-inp' after the interests of the firm of which he is a memlier Aiif.Mim- ft.llawns mm from Chadron the first of the week on legal business. T. O. Williams was at Chadron the first of the week to file on a homestead. Mrs. C. S. Bassett left for the east on Tuesday and will lie gone some weeKs. Miss Maud Markee returned to her home in Gordon on Tuesday. Paul Brewster.of Cheyenne, is spending a few days in Sioux county. Geo. Whitney was down from Van Tassel Tuesday. 1? Af t'lvu-i I nier was no from White River on Tuesday and added Ins name to our list of readers. Arthur Barta, J. A. Green, C. E. Gow ey and Henry Breese were up from Run nine Water the first of the week. H. B. Story, of Bodarc, called at THE Journal oftice luesday. Geo. Cobb was in the county seat last Monday. r V. Vpritv made a business trip to Chadron Thursday returning Friday. James Slattery made a substantial contribution to The Journal last week. Robert Parrish left on Friday for visit to Hot Springs, Dak., to be gone few days. Otto Tietze snent Sunday in Chadron and while there made a.homestead filing on a nuarter section oi lanu At t1 unil Mrs. J. G. Armstrong, of Rushville. were in Harrison last Friday Mi. a i-mslvony-was un on business con noi'ti.,1 with ih Rank of Harrison of which he is president. On last Monday John Shay came up from White river ana swore uui a win nlaintaeainst Jas. T. Mason, charging .;- ,.-ii li ui.nntiwr with intent to kill fthny-clRH"" t hat Mason shot at his wife on last Sunday morniiig, the ball pass ; !! bee head. Sheriff Pfost went it. .urn rind irnt, MuSOU II nd on Tuesday he I i .iw.i roil he (ire .inscice Jones auu uaiveu .1..., u.o...,uii bo enntinned until next Monday in order to allow him to secure tlie attorney tie desirau. lius was granted by the court and the case will come up for examination on Monday. It seems too bad that this matter cannot be arranged so as to stop the continual ex pense to the county in this quarrel be tween neighbors. It makes no differ ence who is in the right or wrong, so i.,.,,. i,uv enntinim to have each oth- lllll IM M'M 'V... - - , er arrested for shooting or threatening he county will have a nig oiu U, N.'... IJ miles and arrest men and serve papers and bring a lot of Witnesses here for .,..i.:.,.r nnrl from the nresent indica i.. ,.t ( HI mm eunnn , CO au or tions the county will yet be hung up for ii... ,.n..t f a .murder trial rrowiwr out ..ni,.,' l. Tt. would be a trood plan if the matter could be settled in would occur. ,V Bav in theGroyc. n,o Mtrm-merfinir held in Mr. Plimp- j... nn A nir'nst. 4t.h was in every way a grand success. A large, enthusi astic and respectable congregation, esti mated at 200, from Harrison and Hat creek, nssetiibled at.tlie place aiuj ap pointed tune. 1 rri ,lr.DO were eoildlicted DV K6V R. II. Figgins of this place, who selected as his subiect "unnsi, kuockios i.'. t" Xrier dinner Mr. Fiirins gave ..;AfihpS. S. lessons for the rem others, after which Mr. Figgms miule a few remarks and themeeting closed with the benediction. ,.,..iU,l "This is a 'red letter day for us." Others said, "this is, the heard in Nebraska. We hope this may lie but the begining of good tilings in this line. .1. Tt.'1'lJ IV Taken upbynieat tny nvstdence on see on July Wl, 1HSI., one' brown Horse, 8 years old on juiy ' I . , h..lui u- (con- nerteJ) ou elt slioViHlor and 3 on lei t hip. "t'lK"' VV.II iilKHKKMAN. Jones Verity. We have recently strengthened the firm by the admission to part nership of Chas. E. Holmes, one of northwest Nebraska's ablest law yers, who will pay special attention to law and land practice. We shall continue to make the very best terms on farm loans, and invite all to confer with us before signing ap plications with other parties. If you need insurance on your build ings, want to start a contest, or make entry of government land, come and see us at the old corner. FARM LOAMS. THE New Will lead direct to the Ranch Without Change of Gars, -Where you Largest Stock of General Merchandise In the county; At Prices as Low as the Lowest, No slioddy goods Every thing first class. No old stock New goods continually arriving.- Call on us when in town and we will give you alSQtjARE; DEAL WEIR & CO, RANCH SUPPLV HOUSE, HARRISON, NEBRASItA.- WE New Store, New AND WE WANT YOU TO COME AND SEE US. Will sell you goods for cash and save you money as the Following Pacific tobe prints, 5 to 6, worth 7 end Charter Oak " 5 to 6, worth 7 and Old Time " Simpson satin finish prints Simpson linen finish prints Extra wide German prints Turkey red Damask Turkey red Damask Summer dress goods ' . " 8, worth 8, 7, 12 60 40 12 16 10 1.25 45 Imported sateens Fine Victoria lawn Fine lace curtains Fine Turkish bath towles, per pair, - Summer veiling 15 to 20 worth 25 and to sheeting - - - 27 worth AND OTHER THINGS AT PROPORTIONATE.PRICEB. We have a large and complete stock of .. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, In fact, Every thing usually kept in a gen eral store. Rosa & Thompson. RO, BUILDING, ,.' :HARRISONv NEBRASKA IsTO. 47 id Supply house, Harrison, Nebraska, will And the- Here' HAVE A . Goods, Ro New Prices, Prices Will show, 8 8 15 pounds best Turkish prunes, 15 15 full-grain rice full-ring evaporated 10 10 10 15 75 50 20 apples the best 6 " eVaporated'peeled'Cal- fornia peaches 6 " evaporatedjjelly -cured apricots 8 pounds granulated sugar , , 9 " C sugar ' 20 ; 15 24 bars of Union soap 3 one-gallon cans apples 12 pounds gloss starch 3 cans of corn for 3 cans of tomatoes for 2.00 1 75 35 35 $1 00 ii 25c 25u Shoes, and, ,(i i, w 1 1 i . etui ii i. Lt-