The Sioux County Journal
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THE BIOUX COUNTY
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i,;woin Patterson, - Proprietors.
TIiiip Table.
F. E. A M. V. Ry., Pasnenw.
(inC w9" leave Harrison at 10:35 a. M.
I,b? "" Ieflve Harrison at 251 P. M.
Karrlion Market.
Butter, 12 to 1-.
EggH. 20e.
Poultry, it iloz. f-'.OO t fj.
Oats, per 100 S. fl.10
Com, per 100 It, $1.00
Bran, per 100 fl, t.l(l.
Fei, chopped, per 100 B
Potatoes, per bu. 90c.
Sorghum, per gal. .Vtr.
Onions, per bu. 1.50.
B-iinfi, per bu. fl.00.
-See Reidy Sc Pollard about a loan at
Now is the time w hen wood on suli
uription is very acceptable.
A car load of lings was KhipHd from
Win point on Tuesday evening.
We have ?20,0O0 to plaoo on farms by
Pecenilc-r 10. Rkidy & I'ou.ahd.
Wasted I want to buy some good
two-year-old steers. J. (. Moltms.
lteidy & Pollard can let you have
money to secure your (Inrfl proof if you
all at once.
Tell your friends to subw rilie for
THE JoL'RSaL and gel the iRiiefit of our
lireniium oilers.
E. D, Satterlee lias' recently im
proved his residence prorty by having
neat abutters hung at the windows.
-Don't forget that Tub Jiaksai. is
ir?ared to do all kinds of job printing
m a neat arid tasty manner, on short
notice.
A grading outfit passed through
lre yesterday on their way fo Utah
where work is being pushed on an exten
sion of the Union Pacific railroad.
Wanted 600 good posts wanted on
nibscriplion for which we will allow 10
itnts apiece. A good c liance to get The
Jothkal without any outlay of cash.
-Mrs. H. T. Conley and 31iss Emma
Weir have some fine specimens of paint
ing displayed in the window of Weir &
Cos, store. Nice holiday presents can
te selected therefrom.
' Remember The JoCRSAb clubs 1th
almost any jjaper in the United States
and when you want anything in the line
of puK-rs or periodicals call and see us
and we can save you some money.
Strayed or stolen One red cow
with bob tail, left horn half broken off
and branded X X on left side. Was
last seen about the 2flth of November.
Infonnation as to her wlxreabnuts will
he gladly received by ("has. Cammen
and, Harrison, Keb.
(' -bunty Clerk-elwt Lindeman in
forms us that the hydraulic ram recent
ly put in on his place is a -rfect suc
cess. It raises the water t a conven
ient place for use and keeps a K""' m,I"
ply on hand at all times. U is quite
likely others will follow his example
and put in the same kind of water lix
tures. Iteidy & Pollard ure prepared to
cbjse loans to the amount of -"0,000 on
or before Dec, 10, mm. A chance for
those who have already proved up and
not received their loan on account of the
Ant down to get money, and also for
tHose who liave alvertis.ti and whose
proof will ha made in a ff:W days. Come
in and make nppication at once.
, A light snow fell on Monday night,
not enough to amount to much, the
hunters said it wan hardly suflkient to
wable them to track ja;k rabbits. It is
to be hoped that there will be a plentiful
fall of snow during the winter months,
as good crop always follow a snowy
winter, and a good crop next season is
all tliat is needed to make Sioux county
boom.
-Do not fail to attend the meeting of
tin teachers' association on Thursday
awl Frida, Januarv 2 and 3, 1890. Such
gatherings of those interested in the wel
fare of the public wliool of the county
"inot but be beneficial. It is not alone
for those actively enraged in school
teaching but all interested in schools
are invited to be present and partu riate
in the exercises.
- In ,..l 4 (1t matter we
"Rttl w' viw
learn tliere is quite a quantity of seed in
Sioux countv. Iinving been raised by
Messrs. Outhrie, Weir and Parish last
""jn. These parties will either sell the
i-d to tlie farmers or loan it to llw' 1,11
ki rns rimihsr to tliosa of the large flax
dew. It would be well for those who
llsjn n II.. . ooason tO look
.......u vr nun 1 1, a
matter up and if the parties men
tioned liave not seed enough to supply
,i i ,i ....... l taken I"
lOii Kinu from other sources to supply
. the daflcii-v. Him cenurally Is'lievei
t: U flax will prove an excellent crop for
; farmer of this locality ,t ruHivat-,
VJkm a Rood, thorough tril ought to 1
fur a I
oan with
Iom,t fail to take ad
''oiubinatioii oifer.
- Itady & Pollard (au
l'an on short notice.
untitle of our
make
vou a
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"-i uii to rail on Turf t
if you want a r,i job of printing done.
Arrangements are U-in- nuule for
Havin-a Christmas tree and entertain- i
".rm dl uie ,.ourt ,1lllse A S()fi)er .g
41. to 1 a feat ure of the occasion. A
pleasant time will doubtless be had.
Some took exceptions to what The
M-RXAI. said last week relative to the
Tt, ..... B- m .
nionipson stork-. The matter
win settled in the courts and then
The J.n-itsAL will publish the result.
lfKHE!-There are still some ac
t-mints on the books of the Buffalo Gap
i.umi'ri o , unsettled. These must be
cioseu either by cash or note not
later I
than JJeceiuW 20. isso 1 ,.w I
this matter.
-We are informed that another effort
will be made to complete the new cistern
: near the steam pump. This would be a
; great convenience if accomplished as it
would not lie necessary to run the pump
' as often as at present.
I A law-suit lielween a couple of Oer
I man farmers occupied the attention of
I "Squire Jones last Saturday. The plain
tiff was represented by Attys. Satterlee
and Walker and the interests of the de
fendant were looked after by II. T.
Conley.
J. II. liartel is entitled to credit for
the energy and ingenuity he displayed in
repairing the boiler of the steam pump,
thereby saving the town the expense of
sending away from home, and the peo
ple the inconvenience of being longer
out of water.
Word was received yesterday from
the land office relating to the contest
case recently tried between C. E. Verity
and C. R. Wells. The notice was to the
effect that Mr. Verity's filing was held to
be good. Atty. Holmes feels good over
the result for he had I". M. Dorington
pitted against him at the time of taking
testimony here, and when the case was
tried at the land office Dorington got A.
W, ('rites to assist bun.
Some parties who ought to know bet
ter and probably do, have seen fit to con
strue TllB JoCRNAI.'S article of last week
in regard to some of the doings of the
town lsiard as being pointed more directly
at Mr. Smith for the reason that he is the
present chairman of that body, It is well
known to those who care to lie informed
on matters in general that air. Miuin
was only appointed memlier of the board
a few months ago and sometime after
the liapjicnings referred to last week
n regard to excessive expenditures.
Reports come in all the time to the
effect that a heavy immigration inio
Sioux county next spring. People are
lieing attracted by the opportunity to
secure a home free, and that, too, in a
lit v where fuel is cheap. This, add-
... n... fiii-l ( hut this is a mueli neuer
..i,.... Hum there is east and south ot
n() ,i lend to make it a desirable
heen I
pace to live. I ue .-um ,
' ... i ,ii,..l ,
,.ivin" rent for years m tlie oiuer seiucu i
- " . . . .... i ...:.,. .,11, .o I
,-nioit es an( slates are uecu"m'&
to the fad that they are foolish to staj
there hen they
can come to oioua
ounty and get a farm of tlie.r own,
thus bettering their condition.
a chan occurred in the time card
on this line lat ftunujiy, us ,
. ft 1 4 1, nnut IV1 i i
train is now due at " p-
lieing mmle in the lime
of the west bound
tniin. This cluuiKe makes )
t so that no
on
the B. & M. from Crawford, it aiso
makes it impossible for .settlers to go to
, . i.....;..t;u at the
Chadron and transact any -
, .. i ,AK..a .l return the next morninj,.
lanu oui.-v
t. i.,..wt hotter train service
would
11 nan
bo put on to onset that of the
i ... .i,., ..rusrit; arransienient
D. &.M.,
will hold
uui. me i"- - - - .
the business for tlie Elkhorn, checkmate
the 11. & 51., and be much chea))er for the
...i... i n.n niher trains. The
company w .
, ... ,.(. ),tler service I
for
oniv way iu
,ii in work to get so many
Sioux county that the railroad com
pany "ill have to put on more trains to
handle the business.
Prize Medal Contest.
Tho fifth iJemorest prize mwlal contest
wi,l occur at the M. K. church on rn
day, iWibtT 13. t 7:J0,shaip.
All invited to attend.
IHuijraM.
Selected.
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"."V-'mihn Elslo Merrlum.
HeliH'ted.
.Krcd Smith.
....Selected,
"7".Mik Cliirii Snyder.
"" rinifHwHcott.
" .'.electefl.
"".".Mini MnKlfin Houma.
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MM. J- T. Weir.
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Heleotcil
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Make application
R-idv & I'ullanT
PERSONAL,
P.M. I'rocunier, of Cottonwood pre
finct, was in Harrison the first of the
week and tailed at this office.
Geo, Walker went to Chadron last
Thursday to look after Rome Lining
he land r.fll.o
C. S. Scott and It C. Armstrong added
tlieir names to the list of readers of The
JnSAI, last Friday.
A. Piekenbroek, the popular restaur
ant man of Montrose, was in Harrison
last Thursday and made a pleasant call
at tiiis office.
Mrs. J. F. Pfost and Mrs. Robert Cruse
uinvcu iiuiub msi jionuay alter a pro
tracted stay at the bedside of their fath
er whom they left still very low.
U U. Hull was at Chadron last Week
on business.
W. H. Davis, of the Ilmild force. W
o.no t Tioi.. ......... .
""v 7. T " . ",U!" . uoP'DS 10 lm"
pro ve his health which
iir wcu HUi L"
poor of late.
Mesdamesll. A. Priddy and E. M.
Carrier left Oh Tuesday evening for a
visit to relatives and friends at Green
field, Iowa.
Eli Smith made a substantial contri
bution to The Journal on Monday.
J. A. Green, commissioner-elect,- Was
in Harrison on Monday and called and
ordered the St. Louis GhHte-IkvuKrat in
club witli Tire Journal.
James O'Brien arrived home last even
ing from the coal mines of Wyoming.
L. McGunnigle has accepted a position
as general superintendent of all the San
ta Fe coal mines, and left for the field of
his labors last week. His family will re
main here for the present, at least.
J. C. Ragland was in Harrison yester
day. Lapt. U. W, tool and son George were
in Harrison Tuesday and called at our
office.
tl. M. Alexander, ot Kushviiie, is in
Harrison looking after some loan busi
ness, in the interest of Jones & Verity.
Mrs. Harvey Weir arrived yesterday
from Rushville to visit relatives here.
A. W. Emery called on Wednesday
and added his name to our list of read
ers. Henrv Piekenbroek, ol Montrose, was
in Harrison yesterday and made a peas
ant call at our office.
W. W. Hall contributed to the wealth
of The Journal firm yesterday,
A. W. Scattergood, of Ainsworth,
spent a few days here the past week as
the guest of S. II. Jones and t. H..
Holmes.
W. A. Gould, land examiner for the
loan company represented by Eeidy &
Pollnnl. is here lookinir over the land of
applicants for loans.
Must Pay Up.
The blacksmithing accounts of A. Hart
are in my possession and must be settled
before Jan., 1, 1800. J. F. Pfost.
, ay, tverynouji
If yon owe us anytning piease smu
in H le it, bv Januarv 1st. We
need
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... ,,-.,.il- IViic Tfpri
business
money mm ..., ...... j
,.i.i i, l,o first of the vear.
om j " "
Weir & Co,,
GEORGE WALKER,
Attorney-at-Law
.v. ii ..ration, hi.fore all courts unci tlie t"
i ,.,,,1 (illli-fi. Business
in I"" .,iut,.H ... 1T1V
I care win rcceivu )''! -
... ult.'ntinll
H.UtRISON,
NEBRASKA.
The new straw binding harvester will
be ready to go en the market in a lew
mouths, and the farmers ot tne norm
..... .av u,oW for a soeedy deliverance
fiom the
exactions of the twine combi
...:.. u I. Maimed that tlie new de-
naiion. .u
vice is as simple as the twine binder,
and easier in operation.-Sfnfe Jtmrnal.
The laws of health are taught in the
hools; but not in a way to be of
SI.
.radical benefit and are never n-
111UI
ustrated by living examples, which in
1
,;,rl.f. eiisilv be done. It
man j
some scholar, who had just contracted a
,.,.i,l hromrht before the school, so
that all could hear tlie dry, loud cough
and know its significance see the thin
while coating on the tongue and later,
us the cold developed see the profuse
watery expectoration, and thin watery
discharge from the nose, not one of
them would ever forget what the first
symptom of a cold were. The scholar
should then be given Chamberhan s
Cough Remedy, freely, Ihnt all rmght
" .,,.. ven a severe cold could be
cured In one or two days or at least
,,! Iv mitigated when properly treat-
wins soon as the first symptom appear
This remedy is famous for its cures of
Inighs.colds and croup. H n o
es,cially for these diseases ami , the
It prompt and most
dm known for the purpose. 00 taut
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sample photograph.
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Dry Plate and Film Co.,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
For pain hi the stomach, colic and
cholera morbus there is nothing better
than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diairhoea Remedy. For sale by C. H.
Andrews.
A minister in Kimball county; Neb.,
has appealed to Elder Howe; the city
minister of Lincoln, for' aid to prevent
suffering among the eople of Kimball
county. He states that unless help is
received lie does not know what some of
tlie settlers will tlo, and much suffering
will haVe to be ehdured as the weather
there is severely cold now, and should
the winter be severe the suffering will be
intense.
The prospects appear to 1)6 that the
national capital will get the world's fair,
any of the members of both Senate and
House are said to pretty well committed
in favor of Washington. Other things
being equal it would be right and proper
to hold it there, but the fact of that city
being so far to one side of tlie nation, it
a question whether it would be possi
ble for so great a number of the Citizens
of the United States to visit the fair.
The greatest good to the greatest num
ber should de taken into consideration in
the selection of a location of the celebra
tion of the 400th anniversary of the dis
covery of America.
It is reported that a bill is to be ititro
duced in the legislature of South Dakota
for the taxation of mortgages on the
farms of the state. That may be a good
way to increase the resources of the
state, but it will doubtless pfoVe a poor
policy in the long rum If the eastern
money which finds a safe invesiment in
western farm mortgages is to be taxed
in South Dakota the settlers there will
find it hard to obtain money to aid them
in improving their farms, at tlie rate of
interest at which it can now be bor
rowed. All the difference that it will
make is that the loan companies will add
enough to the rate of interest to cover
the amount of taxes, and the parties
who borrow the money will have to
pay taxes on their own property and al
so on the loan. It would be better for
the settlers if the matter was left as it is
in Nebraska, at least until the new por
tions are settled. In .the older portions
of Nebraska eastern capital seeks invest
ment at a very low rate on real estate
security, but in the newer portions a.
good deal of caution is still exercised and
a higher rate of interest demanded, and
so it has been all the way from the east
line of the state. As fast as a locality
or county gets settled up the rate of in
terest drops. It will lie but a few years
until money will lie much cheaper here
than at present.
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IS THE
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Where you will find a Large and Complete Stock of
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Overshoes,
Blankets,
Flannels and
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