The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, June 11, 1891, Image 1
St. The Sioux County Journal THE SIOUX COUNTY J. Kinuaons. Editor and Proprietor. Just. Opened. A NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS LADIES' and C ILDREN'S FURNIS ING GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC DRESSMAKING IN CONNECTION. Sail and See. ITHE MILLINERY EMPORIUM. M. E. SMITH, Proji Door North of Ranch Supply House, HAIUUSON, NEBRASKA. FARMS BOUGHT AND SOLD by the Nebraska Security Co., HARBISON, NEB, Incorporated. ArnioRizED Capital - 110,000.00 Offlrcru : fcoNHAD UN DEM Ax, President. 1.SWI tfCBLACH, Vice-President. 8. II. Josr.s, Secretary. C. K. Verity, Treasurer. II. T. C'OM.Er, Attorney. Ve now have on our lists over tliirty CHOICE FARMS in this county which we can sell on LONG TIME and EASY PAY MENTS. Parties wishing to buy or'sell should ioe the Secretnrv. Lands bought and Bold on commission. Circulars descrip tive of the county can oe naa on an- plication, for dis tribution. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED Address, NfciiiiAsii a skit inr r co; Harrison, Nebraska. F. E.tM.VU. It. Time hiUb;. WO. 1. mlinl .Ift ir. iK.i 0-2. ml icil IA:T -Did Kme one nay It was a dry season? Insure against hail at the Bank of Harrison. Highest price paid ff I''''08 al tlie liarnewi shon. The frame of J. W. Scott s new muse in being enclosed. A nice line of ladies' handkerchiefs At tha Millinarv Rmnorium. north Of Hunch SuddIv House. W. R. Smith is getting the lumber po tha emurul for a, new house on ins noraastaod northeast of town. , T If R.. wmt. l.n a a Itnsirl ulifirA of the material on the irround for a bouse On hii nliM rvirtl aio. of town. The commissioners' proceedings oc cupy so much space in this issue mat our mcnilnr wnoklv sturar beet article is Erowded out, but we will endeavor not. a liav Mmh a tiling omur airain. Sxammted LcJrtKB: We have a good WpDlv of aaaaonad lumber constantly on fnd at our mill on West Boggy. 0 H U feat 110,00; 14 and 16 feet 113.00 J thousand feet Flrsirclas native hioglae always on hand. First -cum : class ft per thousand. y, R Aura. ACREAGE REPORT WASTED. The Jouksxl desirt.g to colect relating to the acreage of crop put in in Sioux county in 1891, and will take it as a favor if the farmers will send to this office a statement of the crop they have put in, such report showing the number of acres of each kind of grain, vegeta hles, corn, etc., planted. No matter how small an acreage you have, a rejiort is desired. To the farmer who has the largest acreage of crop we will send The Jocr. SKLffe for one year, and to the farmer having the second largest acreage of crop we will eud The Joikxai. free for six months. All reports must be in on or before July 1, 1891, and the comparison will be made at that date, so that reports sent in later than tliat would be barred. Wo will also be pleased to receive re torts from farmers from all parts of the county from time to time as to the con dition of the growing crops, Call anil see the assortment of flow ers for ladies' hats, at the Millinery Em porium, north of Ranch Supply House. On last Friday S. R. Story received word that the new postoflice had been established at his place. It will be named Story and Mr. Story will be post master, and here the story ends. A social will be held at the court house on Wednesday evening, June 17th. h-e cream and cake will be served, the proceeds to aid in procuring a library for the Bible school. All invited. By order of committee. The hanging of the two murderers at Fremont last Friday passed off ns ar ranged for. No mishaps occurred. The action of Gov. Thayer in ordering out company of state troops to keep the crowd was certainly commendable. public execution is not a good thing and to allow enclosures to be torn down only tends to encourage law breaking. Next Sunday, June 14th, will le childrens' day, and appropriate services will be held at the church, under the auspices of the Union Sunday school An interesting program las been pre pared, which is omitted for lack of space. Hie exercises will begin at 8 o'clock) p. m: All are invited. The prospects for an unusually large yield of all kinds of wild frnits are excel lent. Grapes, currantB, gooseberries. choke cherries, strawberries, etc., will bo more plentiful this year than for the last two years and as they are of unus ually fine fpuality in this locality they will be appreciated. B. B. Bixby informs us that the fish commissioner stated that his car would tie up in this part of the state in September or October. Now is the time for the farmers to prepare to get fish. Get your ponds ready and send in your applica- tions and then the (lsh car will come up here and what you get will be in good condition and soon there will be plenty of fish in the waters of Sioux county In this, as all other things, a little con certed action will advance tlie iuterests of all. Hero are a few more acreage reports D. H. Hamlin, 35 acre; S. R. Story, 40 acres; R. J. Wilcox, 40; Charles Grove 45 acres; S. W. Carey, 50 acres; A. C Dove, 00 acres; D. A. Publow, 60 acres Dout & Ricedorlf, 05 acres; J. M. Dan iels, C ucres; Win. Glaze, 70 acres; F Nutto. 70 acres; A. C. Tally, 7. acres Charles Palmer, 75 acres; G. W. Cobb, 75 acres: A. W. Slohr, 80 acres; John Rpeas, 90 acres. A. R. Kennedy has put in 20 acres of llax which makes M5 ucres he bo in crop! Joe Brenner went up to Hot Springs Saturday to testify in the horse stealing case of Jim IVolan, tlie man wnom dim Dahliiian arrested in the sand hills near Alliance two weeks oco. Nolan had triven bond to appear for trial on Decora tion Day, and that being a legal holiday the case was neierreu tin oiouuuy nmr out taking a new bond. Consequently w hen Monday came Mr. Nolan had taken i li advice of counsel and walked oil'. As a result, all the trouble and pains taken by Sheriff Dahlman to capture tho man goes for nothing because of a crim inal blunder ol a justice vl llie lieiw-o. It certainly looks as though there was something rotten in ucnmarn wwen pur sons go free by such schemes. One of these line days there will lie a hanging in this region and nothing will be to blame for it but tha mal-administration of justice by its ollicers. unaaron v vocate. In the above is an error in the name of the jiarty, as it was John Nolan, but it shows the iiKMiner in wlilcli ine case oi the State of South Dakota vs. John No lan was disuosod of. The IleraMot June 0th seems to take the part of Nolan and tries to shield him, a stand which could only le exjiected from a paper like the Ihrald, which claims to oe run ior u benefit of the people. But what kind of people? Is it a class wnose oumnv would be materially effected if made known to the public? BCIisOiT, IsTEIB., JTTILTIE, 11, 1891 Harrison Will Celebrate. Ou last Saturday a meeting was held at the office of C. E. Holmes to prepare ior a celebration at Harrison on July im. a committee consisting of J. W. Robinson, H. W. MacLachlan and H, A, Cunningham was appointed to make all arrangement, with power to apjoin suo-eommiitees. Hie program is not yet made out but the committee stales that there will be horse races, foot rax es, speaking, games, etc., so as to furnish amusement for all. Liberal purses will be ollered lor the races. A grand ball in the evening will be given. Every body is invited to come to Harrison on that Jay and enjoy themselves and no pains will be spared to make it a pleasant time for all. PERSONAL. Mr. and Mrs. S. IL Jones went to Pine Ridge Tuesday evening. Mrs. S. C. D. Bassett returned Satur day from a week's church work at Lawn. John L. Liudberg, of Oakdale, is here looking over the country with a view to locating. ravid Anderson was over from Mont rose the last of the week and called and gave us some cash on subscription. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer were up from Snake Creek precinct the last of the week, the guests of B. L. Smuck. Col. W. H. McCann, register of the land office at Chadron, accompanied by his family, was the guest of E. D. Sat lerlee over Sunday. S. A. Beers came up from Hay Springs this morning to attend court and gave us a year's subscription and ordered The Joi'RNAL sent to him. Hall Insurance. We have the agency for the German of St. Paul, and can insure your crops against loss or damage by hail. Cull and get particulars at tlie Bank of Har rison. A large assortment of ladies' and misses' hats to select from at the Mil linery Emporium, north of Ranch Sup ply House. The basket meeting at Plimpton's grove on last Sunday was quite well at tended, by people from both town and country. Rev. Rorick preached a well- timed sermon, after which tlie basket dinner was enjoyed by all. Several days of the past week were damp and on Monday evening the heav iest rain of the season fell in this locali ty. Some hail fell also, but did no damage. A few miles south of town some hail stones of large dimensions fell. Reports from other localities are that plenty of rain has fallen to keep the crops growing in good shape. Every thing indicates a good crop in Sioux county, and the farmers will get good prices for what they raise. C. D. Plimpton has done a lot of work cleaning up the grounds in his grove on West Hat creek. He has put up a novel as well as substantial swing and also provided some seats and expects to further improve it in the near future, He also intends to make a fish pond of several acres and stock it with choice fish. If he carries out his plans it will be but a few years until he can make the place a source of revenue, for par ties would nav well for the privilege of angling m a ponu siocueu wmi ime trout. As will be seen by reading the pro ceedings of the board of commissioners which apjiear in this issue, steps have teen taken to recover, or rather to re tain something over $1,800 of the short age reported bv the expert accountant. The case is one without a parallel, so far as we can learn, and some question the legality of the position taken, County Attorney Conley believes his theory cor rect and the commissioners Having maae the order the only way to determine the matter will be to take it into the courts. Should the action of the commissioners be held to be good the tax payers are that amount better off at once, and u,n1rl it, le held to be erroneous it will L hap fn the collection of the sums due the county lrom ine delinquent suit. Tlie attempt was wen . . iii il I ...111 lu umlpltCM, making aim me mutier win w with interest. Judge Kinkaid and Reporter Laird came up from Chadron this morning to hold court. It was understood that he would be here on Friday and conse quently none of the cases were ready for trial, except the mandamus case of the Bank of Hurrisoit vs. Sioux county, and the hearimr the order was modified so that the general fund shall not be used to nav the claims, but a special levy is to be made to pay U' laims in tlle case The case was conducted by Attorneys Holmes and Conloy, and the court com- dimented both of them on the able aiw gentlmanly manner in which they pre sented tlw matter. The term could not be continued for the reason that cases ' , r . I : . n. f'hnHiVin ftfl t 11 Were ei ior num m v vim-"--- -- - av and the judge could noi rerani fore next week, and so it was ueciuea thflt all the vases should lie deferred un til the regular term in September. We have found no remedy for malaria so reliable and safe as Ayer's Ague Cure. Taken according to directions it never fails. ' Ayer's Sarsaparilla requires smaller doses and is more effective than other it blood medicines. Articles f Incorporation. Tho uinp-rsijfiiMl axiiitinK theniselveB for tlie purpos,; of buying, w-llii and im proving of real ?stnt ailopt tlie following articles of incorporation: Akt. I. The inline of this corporation ulnill be the Nebraska Security Company of liarri isoii, Kebraskiu AKT. II. The principal place of business of this corporation Khali be JIarrison, Bious county, Nebraska. AKT. 111. The general nature of the busi ness of this corporation shall be the buying, selling, leasing, cultivation and improve ment of real estate. Akt. IV, Tlie capital Htock of this corpora tion shall be HI ty thousand dollars, divided into shares of fifty dollars each. At least ten per cent of said capital stock shall be paid in lHdorc coiimicncinetit ol" business and the remainder at such times km tlie board of directors may order. ART. V. This corporation shall commence on the 2il day of December, 1SS)0, and shall continue thirty years unless sooner dis solved. AKT. VI. The highest amount of indebted ness or liability which tiiis corporation may at any time subject itself to shall be not to exceed ten per cent of the capital stock paid in. ART. VII. The RfTairs of this corporation shall be conducted by a lioard of directors consisting of nine members who shall be elected by tho stockholders of the corpora tion from their mini Per at the organization thereof. Throe of said directors shall be elected for a term of three years; three for two years und three for one year. At the expiration of their terms of olllce their suc cessors shall be elected for a term of three years each. All vacancies occurring in the membership of the board of directors shall be filled by tlie board of directors. The stockholders at their annual meetings shall choose from tho board of directors a president, a vico president, a treasurer and a secretary, who shall hold their olllce for a term of one year. Any vacancy occurring in cither of the offices named snail bo tilled by the board of directors until tlie next annual meeting. - Kach share ol stock shall bo entitled to one vote at all elections. Art. VIII. The regular meeting of tho stockholders of this corporation shall bo held on the third Monday of December an nually. Art. IX. These articles may be amended at any time by a vote of tho majority of the SIOCK. Signed this 2iW day of December, 1WO. Ckari.es K. Holmes, h. If. Joses. coskad i.indemax. lbwis gkh1.ac11. Charles k. Verity. GRANT (JIIlllHIE. In presence of II. T. CoNLElf. State ok Nebraska, sioux County, 1" On this 22d day of Peccinpoi, 18!K, before mo, H. T. Conley, a r.etary public In and for sunt county, person :: i y appeared ineaoovc uamea cnarios Jt. uu :es, s. n. Jones, Con rad Liiideinaii, Iwl-: Clerlach, Charles E, Verity, and Grant Guthrie, who are person ally known to me to be the identical persons whoso names are affixed to tho foregoing articles of incorporation as incorporators, and tney severally acKnowieug"!i ine sign ing of same to bo their vo'unt ry act and deed for the uses and purposed therein sot lorin. f .- . II; T. CONLEY j seal j Notary Public Estimate of Expenses. Harrison, Nebraska, May 13, 1891. At a meeting of the board of county com nitssioners of Sioux county, Nebraska, held on the 15th day of January, 1891, the follow ing estimate for expenses for the year 1891 was made: District court expenses $3,000 Salaries 2,000 Stationary . 17S Printing 300 Koads and Bridges - - 2,000 Indebtedness and Interest a4 indicated bv mandamus in favor of Itiuik of Har rison 3,000 Institute 100 Incidental 3,000 Insane and poor fund . 300 Soldiers relief fund 800 914.075 Conrad lindemak, 35-38 . County Clerk, THE IMPORTED PERCHERON STALLION, BAnBARIN 10256. 1 10135. Will make the season of 1891 at my place on Warbonnet creek. 3 miles west of C. F. Coffee's. Description and Fedigrcf. Barbarin is a black-gray; star in forehead; foaled March 27,1880; imported 1888; weight 1,800 lbs. Bred by M. Dorchene, Com mune of Coulognes les Sablons, De partment of Orne. Got by Rouillard 1011U1, he by Favori, belonging to M. Chaitipeon; dam, Traniquille 10134. Terms-$10 for the season payable in advance. 15 dollars to insure a mure with foal or upon hor removal from tho comity or change of ownership. Care Will be taken to prevent accidents bat I will be responsible for none. A. W. MOH R, Owner, QTUorses taken to pasture at I2.O0 for the season of 6 month , FLOUR. CORN AND CHOPPED FEED. FLOUR as low as $3.00 per hundred. BON TON, High Grade, fy.2i. HW HEADQUARTERS FOR BULK SEEDS. BOOTS AND SHOES. ' Ladies Shoes, Good Quality, $1.25 a pair. Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes, 1.25. Plow Shoes, 90 cents. Childrens' Shoes, 50 and upwards. Allen's Fast Prints, Warranted, 7 cents a yard. Lawns 5 cents a yard. Bargains in Dry Goods and Clothing. Call and be Convinced. Groceries Fresh Special Discounts on Large Bills. E3TFRESH and SALT MEATS always on hand. RANCH SUPPLY OUR PRICES ARE AT THE BOTTOM every day in the year. We are always ready to give you a first-class article at fairest prices. Come in and try our way of doing business; you will come out way ahead if you do. " . STRAW For Men, Women and Children. Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Crockery and Queensware. Ranch Trade Solicited, JSTLH'.ERAL DISCOUNTS ON LARGE ORDERS. Ranch Supply House MacLachlan & Cook, Props. 5S3J8 (CM' mxmwtt limits va. iaKii38SS5.: SLaroest TOO. C I I yggaKT-M. nsro. 39. and Prices Low. Geo. H. Turner. HATS, "0 qPlANO FACTORiK World- HOUSE. - i I .1 3 I 1 i n 0 3 Jl it A i V 3. -i ft , h tt I 1 1 a - s' A--.U .,- X