The Sioux Gounty Journal,
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THE SrOUX COUNTY
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flaaons Paltrrtton, . Proprietors.
Tim Til.le.
F. E. A M. V, Ry., Passenger,
fjoiajr leave Harrison at 10:83 A. M.
joiiig east leave Harrison at 2 51 p. M.
Harrison Market.
Butter, 12i to lUc
Ekx. 20c.
Poultry, per doz. $2.00 to $3.
Oats, per 100 (1.10
Corn, r 100 B f 1.00
Bran, per 100 Bj f 1.10.
Feed, clupjej, per 100 !L
Potatoes, per bu. 90c.
Sortfiunj, per gal. .iCk.
Onions, per bu. f 1.50.
Beans, )er bu. $1.00.
-A big time at Montrose next week.
-Free dance at Montrose next week.
-Come and dance Friday evening.
Now in the time when wood on sub
rription is very acceptable.
S. L R. Maine is erecting a barn on
Us lots near his new resilience.
-Quarterly meet icig"" next 'Saturday
ll Sunday, at tiie M. E. Church.
-The Hart Blacksmith shop j ojwd
ltd R. K. Post is presiding at the anvil.
-Remember the dance on November
15th in free for everyone. All are invit
id to participate.
Weir & Co. have something new to
my to their friends in this issue. It will
piyyou to read it.
FOR RENT A' two room residence
M by 21 feet with good cellar. EiKuire
it store of Weir & Co.
Dont fail to attend the ball on Fri-
ky evening, November 15, 189. Ev
rybody should come and enjoy them-
Ives.
-Don't forget that Tub Journal is
prepared to do all kinds of job printing
h limit and tasty manner, on short
Mtica.
The'recent snow will prove of great
benefit to tlie soil as there was no frost
is the ground to prevent the moisture
trail toaking'iii,
-County Clerk-elect Lindeman is
apunirt his post in the store of Weir &
Co., and be acU jut the same us he did
before be was elected.
-Red tlie new advertisement of Rosa
Thompson which appears in this issue.
Tby have a large stock of gxxls and are
wioustosell them.
PAY UP-A11 indebted to the Buffalo
Gp Lumber Company must call and
Ule by the lit of December, either by
h or secured not. Dont
W matter.
postpone
-Remember The Journal dubs with
knost any paper in the United States
d when you want anything; in the line
;, papers or periodicals call and see us
a we can save you some money.
The Herald office has lieen moved to
me wast side of main street into the
fchonehaum building, and G. II. Turner
a moved his meat market i n to the
fonnerly occupied by the IUruld.
-There is a good owning here for
Ww, U Ualliin exuectM li leave
at .......I, r.. t. . . i . .
j't iowa 10 uiKe a ciair in a
Wge shop and tlie result will be that
Hmnill be barberries A
Ban would do well here.
good
-A contest-ase wherein Clem Wei
m piainulf and C. E. Verity was de
fendant occupied the attention of the
wunty clerk on Tuesday. F. M. Uor-
"nBion conducted the case for the plain
kirn .-
n anu u k. Holm.s looked after the
Newts of;tlte defeqdant.
ii i , .
v .w saiu mm yoar ltmt nie nien
bocame from the "Fatherland" want-
to bretik up the "ring." One of those
came from that home across the
ter bj Woine a citizen of the United
desires The Journal to state that
year they did break, tlie ring i fine
wipe,
The candidates of the people's ticket
us to return Uieir grateful thanks
to all those
"""l i the recent campaign and at the
ru, ana they hone to be enabled to re-
rytleinbv a lawful and economical
ministration of the public affairs of
countv.
The iteople of Montrose are' prepar-
K to have il 1
vening, Nov. 22, a grand free
iH be given and on tlie day fol-
ing a barbecue will be held. They
determined to have a good time and
rtU all to come and join them. It js
to niakehe o:tsion an enjoyable
-A new time table is being prepared
Wte tffact on Uh, Elkboi n line on the
j'0. It maktn a change in tho
of the arrival of U Black Hills ex-
"o Omalia. but whether it will
T ny change effecting the trains
not known. It f rumored tliat
r,0Kr iwrvice U to be put on thin
Tliat woujd be highly appreciated
tHiou!gamitlwliiHi,
-ie our combination offer in .notli-t
"-olumn. If you want good reading'
matter c heap you hIkh.1,1 not fail to take
advantage of the same. In KdJilu.n lo ''
that we club The J0Lr.nal with almost i
very pap pUhhslled an(, cm j
iKy on any paer or
wish to Kultw rilHs for
magazine
-Last Saturday evening was
niversary of the binh of Mm. II,
the an-
T. ('on-
iej any some of her friends
planned a
- .... ..er. in u,e evening a small
merino iter home ami toolc
JK)S-
"vMon ol it and proceeded
to have a
good time. They took t
iie precaution to
take a supply of we
filled basketa, the
contend, 0f which added to the
pleasure
of the
occasion. The ladv in l,n
l'"n.ir the friends hiul gathered was nr.-
tented wilh a beautiful rug and a hand
some easel as tokens V the esteem in
whi.-h slie is held by them, nd late in
the evening the paily disused, after
eAieiKiing to Mrs. Conley their U;st
wishes for many happy returns of the
anniversary.
Everything indicates that there will
lie a great many new cet tiers in Sioux
county within the nezt few few mouths.
If every settler that is here now can in
duce one other to come here to live we
will heve just double tho population we
now have, and the result will 1 that
the projierty of everyone will be worth
just double what it is to-day. It is the
people in a locality which gives real es
tate a value. The land upon which the
great cities are built, und which com
mands fabulous prices, would lie no
more valuable than laud in Sioux coun
tv if there Were no more mumlu tlmi
than there are here. If you want your
land to liecome valuable get every one
you can to come here to live, and then
you can realize good prices for what
you have to sell and your property will
command a price which will remunerate
you for the lairdships you exptrienced
liy coming here when the country was
new.
Almost every day we are told of
people who are expecting to come west
in the near future to locate and an ef
fort should be made to induce as many
as possible to come to Sioux county to
establish homes. There are just as
good opportunities to secure land here as
there is any where else and the prosjiects
for tlie future are no better in any local
ity than they are right here. If you
want to see the county boom just go to
work to gut as many of your friends to
come here as possible. You "jv 1 1 L never
lie sorry for the effort made and if some
of them whohave been struggling hard
and paying big rent for the use of high
priced land come out hero and get a
farm of their own they will always feel
that you did them a favor. No one per
son can do this alone, but all should do
their share of the work and they will
each derive their share of the benefits ac
cruing from the results. There is proba
bly not a ersori in the county who does
not know of some one who could better
their condition by coming here and by
getting them to belter themselves they
assist in making your land more valua
ble, and therefore you are, to a certain
extent, working in your own interest.
PERSONAL.
Clem Wells spent Sunday in Chadron.
IJ. T. Conloy has teen on the sick list
for a coupli; of days,
li. Rosa came up from Cliadron (Satur
day to stay a few days.
Mrs. Loutzenheiser has moved on her
laim to sX!Dd the winter.
Bartlett Richards, of Cliadron, was in
Harrison the first of tlie week.
Dr. Oliver Fisher was up from Craw
ford yesterday looking after his patients.
F. M. Dorington was up from Cliadron
the first of tho week looking aner a
contest case.
Jas. H. (ok arrived last Friday from
his trip to Chicago. He reports a very
satisfactory trip.
A. B. Patton is in charge of the busi
ness at tlie Elkhorn depot during the ab
sence of Mr. Northrop.
E. 0. Hough und family bave moved
into tow n auu occupy nw.i ,.,v.-....v
purchased by J. C. Northrop.
A. T. Hughson was up from Andrews
. . , , ...1
yesterday and called at our omce iwu.
added bis iiaum to our list of readers.
J. C, Northrop, Elkhorn agent at this
place, left last week ror a visit vx w
home in the east. Ho will be absent
about four weeks. i
Countv Judge-elect Barker left yester-j
day for Rushvillo to spend a few weeks.
with relatives and friends belore ne as
sumes hia ofllcial duties.
Jiolicc.
All clergymen in this city and vicinity
deserving annual clerical permits over
the Northwestern system for the year
1890 should make application to agent
at Harrison so as to reach. Ikuicral Pas
senger office, Omaha, not later than
December 0, IHbO.
A. B. Patton, Agent,
IJarrigpn, Nebraska.
AIS0r' TB., ItTOV. 14, 1889.
Northwestern
Tliis place lias recently changed hands and nothing i. left undone for the
COMFORT, CONVENIENCE
AND
Entertainment of Guests.
Come and See Us.
WANTS OF THE TRAVELING PUBLIC A SPECIALTY.
J AS. SLATTERY, Prop.
For The Benefit of Settlers.
Cliadron, Neb., Nov. 1st, 1889.
From Nov. 1, 1HH9, and uutil further
notice, the U. S. Land Office at Chadron,
Nell., will lie open from 7:00 to 7:30 p.
m. for making homestead enteries .ex
clusively. The last night of each month
is excepted. Should the last night fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday night
preceed ing is excepted. We do this on
ly for the accommodation of
parties j
wishing to enter homesteads, and we
urgently request fthat no business be
presented other than homestead enteries
and the necessary'examination of plats
connected therewith. Should the public
persist in offering business that can be
transacted by agents during regular
hours, we will be compelled to refuse
such business, and very likely be obliged
to revoke this privelege.
W. II. MuCann, Register,
T. F. Powers, Receiver.
L. O. HULL,
Attorney-at-Law.
HARRISON, - - NEBRASKA.
"RB1AJD this?
TWO PAPERS FOR THE PRICE OF 1
THE
SIOUX COUNTY JOURNAL
And the
AMERICAN" FABJI SEWS
one year for
Two
To every one who'jeys for a year's
subscription o The Journal in advance
we will send them in addition, postage
paid, for one year the celebrated farm
paper,
American Farm News. ur
Iffer No. 2.
We will send tlie papers as "above and
also the WeMtvn Stockman and Cvllit
vator (a 16-page semi-monthly) for
Jv'ow is the time for
YOU.
Jfl
Vis'
n t tljo iidyantii),'!) of tl)i flifSt
Dollars.
Hotel.
GEORGE WALKER,
Attorney-at-Law.
Will practice before stll courts and the U.
s. Lund uflioe. llusinesH entrusted to my
care will receive prompt attention.
HARlilSON,
NEBRASKA.
C. E. HOLMES,
Attoney-at-Law,
All business entrusted to his rnrft will
ce.ivo prompt and careful attention.
Office with JONES & VERITY.
HAIiRteON,
NEBRASKA.
H. T. CONLEY,
Attorney-at-Law.
Special attention given to
LAND PRACTICE. Ofhce at the
old stand with Reidy & Pollard.
Harrison, - - - Nebraska.
MRS. L. J. SIMMONS,
Dress Maker
Satisfaction guaranteed.
HARRISON,
NEBRASKA.
W. E. PORTER,
Contractor and Builder.
- JEstimateu on all kinds of carpenter work
cheerfully given. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Plans furnished at reasonable rates,
HARRISON,
NEBRASKA.
L. E; BELDEN & SON,
Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Repairing done on short notice-.
Good work and reasonable charges.
Shop south of livery barn.
HARRLSON, t t 7 NEB.
LEWIS H. MYERS,
Plasterer and Brick Layer.
All kinds of plain and ornamental plaster
ing done to order. Understands cistern ce
lnentiiisr. The lavinir of brick flues a apeci-
alty. Will give absolute satisfaction or no
pay required.
HARRISON,
NEBRASKA.
TRUAX, SNYDER & CO.
Blacksmith, Carriage and Wagon Shop.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every particu
lar. Shop on Main street,
HARRISON,
NEBRASKA.
MRS. L. A. POST,
Millinery,
Keens a nice line of millinery which
she sells at prices that defy competition.
GOOJGOObS, GOOD WORK
And fair prices. Second street.
HARRISON, - - NEBRASKA.
Wells! Wells!
The undersigned have a fine, new drill
and are prepared to put down wells on
SHORT NOTICE,
and at living rates.
It will pay you
II You Want a Well
to call on or addresss,
Amos & Armstrong Bros,
HARRISON, NEB,
j. ir cook.
Agate Sprinub Ranch.
Brand C on left jaw. Makes aspecialty
of breeding Roadsters, Draft and Saddle
HorseH; also red and black Polled cattle,
Range on Running Water, Post Office
Remember The
-Corner
IS THE
Ranch Supply House,
Harrison, Nebraska,
Where you wii! find a Large and Complete Stock of
Felt Boots,
Overshoes, .
Blankets,
Flannels and
Cotton Flanels,
AND THE
- Largest Stock -
Of General Merchandise in Sioux at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Square Dealing, Down Weights and Full
Here We Are
COME A.TSTID SEE US
And our
Our stock of dry goods is the Larg
est and most complete ever brought
to Harrison and was purchased so
that we can sell to our patrons at as
tonishingly rjoAv jiSnjas'
OUR MOTTO IS,
s
"A nimble penny rather than a slow
sixpence."
We always keep our stock of
Groceries and Provisions
Fully up to the times and, strive to please all our parons and sell all good,.
CHEAP FOR CASH,
ESFEQTFUXjLlfT,
ROM k THOMPSON,
NO. 9.
Grocery-
Measure. Call and give us a trial.
WEIB & CO,
New Stock of