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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1889)
The ioux County Journal 7o 2 - t - .- THE 8IOUX COUNTY Pattella, Proprietor, Tl Table. f fc. A M. V. Ry., Pa-sv-nger. west leave Harrison at 10:35 A. M. Wat leave liamson at 2.51 P. M. Harrltoa Market. Butter, 13 to 18c 20c- Poultry, per do. f2.00 to (X 0U, per 100 !. fl.10 Cora, per 100 B. ft 00 Unn. per 100 -f 1.10. Feed, cJtnpped, per 100 B, fotatoe. per bu. &0o. fcrghuin, per pal. 50c, Onions, per bu. $1.50. geans, per bu. 11.00. r -Tbi" 's the ""V to give thanks. Reidy & Pollard about a loan at "few in the time when wood on mib- Li(?tiofl i very acceptable. -Wasted I want to uy some good Wvwsr old steers. J. ii. Morris. (Jod still the train service on this Softne Elkhorn has nut been im--Btidy 4 Pollnrd can let you have ywy to secure your final proof if you t om-e. f !f your teeth ache rail on ! r. fans. dntist lie will l here Fee., Uvd rd wri day ""l1. f "a't f. rM Hint The JVht-Mi, it ra,rnUnl nil kind--, f job print'ntr jjnwat and tasty rn;(nrwr, on short -1. E. C, Koons, dentist will 1 in tiimj nrt f Wemtp 9rd ft rut 3f1 trt n. tfcal to sny business in bin professional .hethat may come to him. -la another column appint an ad wfaenient of C. H. Andrews telling of hSwitook of holiday good, lie bun lu nice line nnd invite all to call. fAYVP Alt indebted to the Buffalo (hpLamber Company must call ami tttkby the 1st of December, either by arii or secured nobs, font postjone la matter. s-TUentor of Rosa & Thnntnnn was datd toil morning by creditor. It wa fcnsilt of the failure of the firm at Ctafwm, a the store here wa doing a larf famines. -A case growing out of the Gibson rtuhle which ih noteil some week If), wan before the county court yestt-r J, and an adjournment was had to ja future dale. i -AmmgemenU are lifeim.' made for a wwtnias tree and entertainment at the wren. The various comtnittiM are at fork and the result of their Inters will wbtletH be a fine time. I -Keniemtier THE JoihsaI, club with 'B4ot any paper in the United Suites ma When you want anything in the line f .. .... . "papercoriieriorticaiscnll and see us aa wacao save you some nionev. W. H. Israeli &. Ron received tlieir w engine 14 Saturday. The In.iler been repaired and the entire wi w mill in good condition and after tec. 1st leompleteawiortmentof building lum W will be constantly on hand. -Arrangements are Ipeimr made bv fte teachers to have a meeting of the or- paimton established at the institute WML The exact date ha not been but it will ;MKky a.aUon. It is hoped that " teacher and friends of education i attend if pcxwible, -H entertainment given at the M. I Climb on lun a..,..-!.. .. , Mary E. llarter wan well attended av general iaUsfattion. A good VaiwforUia flrnt time how Uu ww blind are taught to read and it" a'wi learned many point o( "J1 in relation to that class of un j,t TUe municu.1 and literary Naclion were good. "t Momlay morning Truax, the 7"mwi, Wok hia little boy and left ton. II.. i - 1 MM. unju VI I 1 1 1 K 1 1 1 I " ' "Mablv on Rnul.... i .-.....,1 E whinb UN HC HIV I 111 U I HIV" l' "ri- Truax waa afraid to iUiy at f IT wot ne'gbbor'B and dfwnl "iit, and the next morning the 'l,tkd agrip and taking the boy, i " ni by a former wife, he do ,PM for otlier nrU. We undenttand "umber of a.)unU wUre left ived from Judge Kin 'frh,aya ago adjourning the din (woonrt without day. This carrie it flnrt of Um year, ao that the tT"! not ba fixed until the judge f1 "P hit Hat of date for term of fuT tht year 1890. By the ac tion Kioluid Sioux county ii naved Z of a term of the dintrict "I tor ionj Uroe and thin in quite an then u no money in the treav JJ tht inUrMt will be aved. vTt 0 ta on trw d.Hket whic h mediate attention so it in bet Uta tern Im potpoi. Married. -feidy & Polku-d are io l we hmnt to the amount of fSO.000 (i or before 1 e-. 10, ls-fl. A ( lllin(W kr those who lave a-ly proved up and not received their bn on account of die -but down to get n,I1PV, and also for those who Imve advertised and wi,oe proof will 1 made in a f.:w day.,. Come in and make appimtion at once. An amusing incident occnrteil at tlie M L. chur h on l.-wt Suuday evening. AHcrtlif. pastor Ii:m1 , 1o1 Uh sermon, he armimnce.1 that an oppoi tunity would l (,'iven for any one desirin- to unite with tlie cluiri h, and using tlie expres sion g-nerally us.;d on such occasions he stated that "during the ainirisg of tlie next hymn tlM! doors of the church would I oj), n." The janitor was a new one and d d not "cut. h onto" the mean ing of the minister, but anxious to do hi duty, a noun as the singing of the next hymn liegan, the janitor proceeded tooimn wide the entrance doors to the hurch. As the mercury was quite low it is ensy to imagine that sia h a pro ceedingH threw a coolness over tlie en tiro audience. -The supply of water was exhausted in the public reservoir on Tuesday even ing nnd then it was learned that the hoiler was out of repair so that no more water could be puniiel until it was Ixed. t is to I- hoped that such a date of air.tirs will not occur often for t. puts the town in liad sluijie. If a fire hould In-euk out it would lie almost im possihle to do anything to check it, and iTreat loss would result. The work on the largo reservoir has stop-d. as we are informed for the want of funds, and it is not known when work will he re turned. Had this hecn completed it would have enabled the town to have kept a much greater supply of water on hand for use in emergencies like the pumping apparatus becoming disabled. At the prize medal contest on last Friday evening the medal was awarded to Miss Emma Weir. These contests are well atleiided. as on the last evening as many Wore present as could !e seated. t i a little liixcotirciging to the ladies wIki linve charge of the contests that so ninny of those ex petted to take part fail to put in an appearance. The ladies are wurking hard to give a scries of enter tainments hoth interesting and instruct ive and the people Hppreeiate their (-f-forts and it m certainly to be hoped that thw who promise to assist will not fail them in future as it causes a disappoint ment to all. There arc but two more medals to lie contested for until there will lie enough so that a class can be formed from those holding the silver medals to enter a contest for a gold med al, after which another denes of contests for silver medals will begin. There appears to tie a good deal of flax need needed in this locality for need mir and our neoule do not know where! to gel it. It has lieen suggested that an etrrt lie made to get the seed sent out. by some of the eastern dealers and furn ished the farmers with the agreement that the farmers sell the crop raised to the parties who furnish the need, at a price agreed upon at time of making the contract. That iH the way a large pro portion of the flax seed is obtained by tlie farmers in the eastern part of the suite and by that method the seed is kept free from foul seeds, for the dealers have the bust machinery for cleaning it. Tlie business men of Harrison should take hold of this matter and see if they can not assist the farmers in getting me seed necessary for use next spring. , It l.u tiM,n rlcmr mslrated that this locality ItUf ' - in well adapted to raising flax and its cultivation should be encouraged uy an. Montrose. . . . M.i ,eau in The inlant coun oi wu Hion on November Mill, JuhU M. U. Jordan olllciaiiiig. wnnu plaintiff and lleniiun Konrath was de- damagea claimed to have been done by a ot 01 Hogs oeioiiRiiif, w .. --- Tl part"- Bgreed to settle by arh.tra tuin and Geo. Hex kman, I rank linkconi ... . t ,,liiu.n 1 1 Ii V till and fraiiK ftuiw ,. , daniaircH. They decid-nl that the deend Zl HlMuld pay 30 and costs, amounting to W 70. The end may not lie yet. 1 T . , ... M riovliurl. A A team beionKiiiK io - 7 fon becume unmanageable while com on, uetuioc n I""'y e,u h,.,7" .l. ,1, eer and g thin. , , . , . 0 . .. 1. .. nfir it. and 1U- Diiee ..,,,.'11 i an cn lovable and " w" a. mi. tune 0E0R0E WALKER, Attorafy-ot'l'' : 'in receive Voo.pt allnatlon. NCBBASKA tt&OlX, KEB., IsTOV. 28, 1889. . ay,Iwrybdj! If you owe us anything please arrange ! Vy J;lnUar-v lst W need money and want this yer.r business c W by the lirst of Uie tear WEUt&Co., j Sotiee of Dissulution. I oti is hereby jriven that tte lirm of j Truax, Snyder & Co., is dissolved, J. Ii j Truax retiring. The business will be ; continued by the undersigned under the i linn name of W. A. RnvHei-jt. ,. j . t .wilf MIH1 all collection made and debts of the old (irm jiaid by them. W. A. SVi'DER, Hksry Knvdkr. I 'ah.d Kovenibtsr 2', in9. Dot'er (TiaL J Boggy school ia closed, i Arnsburger &, Co. have their saw mill , boiler in the canyon and will soon start I up steam, Tt.oln.lw ...W.-,.. I at aionirese was a sue- I cess. There was lots of fun, several I good speeches and a general good time. iir. t,. is. fine has added another building to his claim. It is a stable this time. 1 ... . j. a.. Vireger nas nieil on a quarter section of land near the 0. F. Coffee ranch and lias his house contracted for and posts enough it) fence. WlIJj 'tt'KST. (jilen Hems. J. X. Frazier is busy logging. Joe. 1 ecker is at work on his new house. Wonder who stole tlie whiskey ou election day, Wonder how our fricnds(?) who thought they could carry the precinct with a satchel of whiskey feel about it now. K. W. Kemp has built an addition to his house. Forty-six voters didn't appear on elec tion day in this precinct, but still we got there just the same. F. F. Cray nnd wife have been visit ing on White river. One foot on each side of tlie fence elec tion morning and both feet on the peo ple's side at night, that is the way it was done. John Fry has built new stables and isj otherwise improving his claim. A large bunch of cattle belonging to the New Hampshire Cuttle Co., passed! down the valley the other day enroute to the Charles Lippert ranch where they will winter. Kicker. SCHOOL REPORT. Monthly report of school taught in district N'o. 1, Sioux county, beginning Octolicr 28, imx Numlier of scholars enrolled 12; num her of days taught lfij. Those not tardy during the month, Willie Miler, Frankie Miler and i diaries Milor. Those not ab sent (hiring month, Moses Hardman and Willio Miler. Hattie Carey. Teacher. Precinct Onicers. r , The following are the men elected as justices of tlie peace, constables and as sessors in tlie various precincts at the recent election: Andrews nrecinct: Justices, M, a. w. Ed. R. Howe, A. C. Pratt; constables, A. Emery, H. II. Russell; assessor Remshiirg. Antelope precinct: Justices, 8, Story, A. L. I-eling; constables, J. W. Langdon, Emil Nurzler; assessor, J. W. Langdon. ISodarc precinct Justices, J. B. Burke, J. W. Hunter; constables, C. L. Columbia, Joseph Kipp; assossor, S. W. Hall. "" Bowen precinct: Justices, H. Merri fleld, S. L. R. Maine; constables, R. K. Post, J. H. Truax; assessor, Asa C. Lavis. Cottonwood precinct: justices, A. G, Chandler, John Mosley; constables, John Ilixsnn, J. W. Tidd; assessor, 1. A. Publow. Five Points precinct: justices, S. B. Coffee, J. W. Arnslierger; constables Alliert Rand,M. J. O'Connell; assessor, John Serres. Hat Creek precinct: Justices, D. W, Woody, H. Zimmerman; constables, Michael Bchonebaum; assessor, Henry Wert7 Iiwer Running Water precinctj Jus tices, M. J. Nicholson, T. S. Slider; con stables, Walter Pitt, W, A. Mathson; assessor, Robert Neece. Montrose precinct: Justices, M. D. Jordan, Geo. Heckman; constables, Jo seph BofTer, R. F, Williams; assessor, Jlaus Christensen. Running Water precinct: Justice, C. E. Gowey; constable, J. U Green; as sessor, R. F. Neece. 8nake Creek precinct: Justice, C. Palmer; constable, Levi Dickinson; as sessor, W. Hemcall. White River precinct: Justices, J. S. Mcintosh, N. C, Hutchings; constables, C. A. Rqdby, W. A. Rigdon; assessor, Joe Decker. , Warbonnet precinct: Justtces, u. a. Garten, E. J. Wilcox; constables, W. L. Pnrlsh. 0. B. Cherrington; nBessor, Fruuli Simons and Carl Feyorherm, tic PERSOSAL. F. B. Carley, of Chadron, is in tin place on business. Judge Hunter Was in Harrison 1. yester day and called at The Journal office. . J. W. Scott enrolled himself on our Kst of readers on Wednesday. T. O. Williams lias moved his family into the house rently purchased by him. August Wesselmann called on Monday and ordered The Journal sent to him. A. T. Hughson, of Andrews, was in Harrison on Monday. Z. U. Amos added his name to the list of readers of Tue Journal on Monday. E. D. Satterlee, Sheriff Pfost and Lew Pfost went down the road last Monday. D. P. Davis arrived from his trip to Omaha on Monday. Alliert Rand was in Harrison yester day and called at this office. Attorney C. E. Holmes arrived home on last Monday. He reports that he did some good wook for Sioux county while absent, the result of which will be ap liarent in the near future. R. F. Williams contributed to the sup port of The Journal last week. Chris burger, of Montrose, -orders TllR Journal sent to him. A. Piekenbrock, the proprietor of the restaurant at Montrose, is now enrolled on the list of readers of The JOURNAL. Gf. E. Lunsford called la.st Friday and added his name to our list of readers. Wm. C. O'Conner called a few days ago and informed us that his children, who have been quite sick, are improving under the care of Dr. Shaller. Nels Engbret called on Saturday and added his name to the list of readers of The Journal. Mrs. W. H. Farnell, and daughter, made, an agreeable call at this office on last Saturday. J. P. Hazard, of Lawn, Neb., was In Harrison the first of the week and made a business call at our office. Mr. Hazard is doing considerable land business in the south part of Sioux county. W. T. Brown, Vorhees, Wyo., was in Harrison last Saturday and gave- us some cash on subscription. Thos. Devenport cramapp on Friday and went to Montrose to attend the bar becue. On Monday he called at The Journal office and contributed some cash on subscription. We have recently received substantial contribution to apply on the subscrip tion of the following persons: P. L. Mc Crea, Wm. Hawn, Alex Clark, Ii. A. Priddy and Andrew Dahlman. J. H. Ballingee arrived on Tuesday and took charge of the Elkhorn station, relieving Mr. Patten, who started east the next day. Geo. L. Alexander, representing the York News Union, was in Harrison on Tuesday and made a business call at this office. John Parish, of old acquaintance of the editor, was in Harrjson on Tuesday representing an Omaha wholesale hard ware firm, and called to see us. R. Wilson ordered THE JOURNAL sent to him on Tuesday. Jay W. Kennedy, representing Cham berlain & Co., of les Moines, Iowa, made a business call at our office yes terday. B. E. Brewster, President. C. F. Coffee, Vice Pres. CHAS. C. JAMESON, Cashier. Commercial Bank. incorporated. General Banking Business TRANSACTED. Nebraska. Remember The Corner IS THE Ranch Supply House, Harrison, Nebraska, Where you will find a Large and Complete Stock of Felt Boots, Overshoes, Blankets, Flannels and Cotton Flanels, AND THE. Largest Of General Merchandise in Sioux at PRICES' TO SUIT.THE TIMES. Square Dealing, Down Weights and Full Measure.- Call and give us a trial.- WBIB Sc CO. Here COIsOiJ A.tsTO SEE XTS 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 1598" OUR MOTTO IS, "A nimble penny sixpence We always Groceries and Provisions Fully up to the times and strive to please all our patrons and sell aU goods CHEAP FOR. CASH. BESPEOTFULLY, ; ROSA & THOMPSON. 3STO. 11. Stock- WeAre New Stock of rather than a slow keep our stock of "7 . : . A 71 '1,5: :