The Sioux County Journal
9.
H AHISOIiT. HSTEB., IfcTCTV". 12, 1891.
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THE K'.oUX COUNTY
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JO U JL"M -"-J -
t j. Simmon. EJil..r nd Proprietor.
......fwt Going Kat.
in!o. .mIm4
7 i
j. F. YANDERS.
LEAt ER OF
1EBCHANT TAILORING.
LVTEiT STYLES.
LOWEST PRICES,
PERFECT FITS.
Satisfaction Guar
anteed in all in
stances. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO
MAILORDERS.
( luwToitn ah am.! am i:,
"HBRA'iK A.
ARMS
BOUGHT AND SOLD
by the
Nebraska Security Co.
HARRISON, NEB.
Hiirinj ora it.
To SuWribcr.
The J'KkXAl.is now more tlian three
.v-ar oM aud las lw.Ver urged its suli-
nbers to Ntttle, owing to- tl hard
tmiM witlrwhi.h tlie settlers have had
to eonWml, but now With the rood r,.,.
and general prosperity of tlie peiiple, it is
tut justice to ask those who are indebted
on subs, riiiti.m or other luwnmli in :iii
and settle. It is a small amount to each
individual hut in the aggregate amounts
U til'odred of dollar, ami as we lave
l.ared tlie hanUliii of the oast with
you, we desire to stare the prosjierity of
tiie present with you also. If you can
not settle in full, pay a iirt of it as it
w ill all help us meet our bills and run
letig exiK-iL-es. In many casts it liis
U-eii simply an oversight and we hope
Unit thus calling attention to the matter
will bring a prompt resixmse.
The I'tiiUsiiEH.
THE OFFICIAL COUNT.
Abstract of the vote cast at the gen
eral election in Sioux County on Nov.
3rd, 1891:
ArawHKM) Capital.
Pud it C'Amt,
fiO.0O0.OO
Offlrrr:
WuLlSItNAH. ITml'lnt.
1.1 HUE LACK, Vli ITl-"l'li lil.
S.H. Jurnu, swreury.
C. E. Vmirr.Trpniurer.
II. T. tiot-KT, Altonwy.
Doiriir on our tort over thfrfy
CUOIcETAKMSio tlws county
wliidlt we can :tl on LONU
TIME ud EASY PAYMENTS.
Pwties wishing to boy or sellHoiJi
the Secretary.
Liwls bought and sold on commission.
-Uoul mis the ' dance to-morrow
night.
E. E. Liverniore killed an eaj
Monday which he sent to Lusk to l
mounted.
Tiie indications are that there w
be a big crowd at the dance 'to-morrow
night. A good time is assured.
Tlie severe cold of Tuesday ni
nip-d a good many plants, vegetables
etc, which had not been put into white
quarters.
It is reported that the matter o
tuition for non-resident pupils attending
school here hiis been dropped by the
school board.
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1 II 4
2113
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ORRLSPOKDKNXK SOLICITS)
AiklmsH,
JihlHt.V'KAI'MriUTY
-The wind of Tuuwlay waH-itntft!
"kastly."
W. C, O'Connor l.u our thauUs for
Gf lot of ur beet.
Ww iwud iv! wood on subscription
id ueed it n owe.
-FottSAUS A flrt-clai ?wing ina
biue, new. Inquire at thi oll'M .
-Horse blanket at the Hurries Hhop.
Buy and get a Uu-gato.
-Parties in need of tt f uininj,' mill
S1 do well to call at UiU ofltce.
-Highest market prices mM (t grain
tthe llarrinon Lniilr i irfl.
-Wantep AT osfE-A ffiid to do
kildien work at tlie Harmrri Hoiimj.
-F(,n SilK-A lmill Olltllt, toill-
plete at Iburixon, Nub,
g . Ciiah Palmer.
CommiKnioner Oreen ha been al
lowed a penxion of per month. Suchr
iiiinga are appreciated- by those who
rred In the armjV
-There vviU be a meeting of the vv
-ifk-o. Olinger and Henry Warneke
have each secured a part of the rooms
in S. L. R. Maine's residence and wi
occupy the same dunng the winter.
1 1. T. Merriam ent 80016 ml''e
.u,.r beets to Wasiiingto. wiiicb tested
18. j.er cent sugar. The teets had not
fully matured at the time they were
gent.
The commissioners will meet aaiu
on I member VAh, and all officers elect
1,,1,1 bnvfi their bonds filed on or belore
that date so that the board may approve
them.
(Lciias. Hiehle sowed 124 bnshela of
T.'i.. ... anA threshed therefrom 333 busli-
els. He cot over 21 bushels of gram Cor
each bushel of seed sown. No one ougiit
to complain of such results,
-The interior of The JoUiSAi, build-
, i , 1
ing is being plastered ami limsneu u..
the work of getting out the paper is a
..i . i..,.i 1,,,-fcred with, but theMm-
t;tKt uwi ........
provemcnt will be appreciated when
couiplctcd.
S,ndrw Christian's team took a spi
rnilav. starting from
aroumi w - .,,
1l,1.,l..,,,tand stooping at the rear of the
., V fnnsiderable damage
l. r.. iii",nh' . ,
,, the wagon and harness, but
no on" ws bui-t
t.. ,i,.U,.of the vote of Sioux
county a re wrong figure appeara
,. i ...i.ii.. it, made no ditlci
last weeK, - .
1 1 . ' miblish a corrected
wthatour readers may
know just how it was,
Fur Siiir.'ine .Tmlirc.
A'uiai. mneitiMMMH'r, rroniuiviuri ,
J. V. K'lKcrtoii, lVople's lndfpenclciit
Alfri,,i M. I'(.t. Kcnnliliciin
Fur Ri'srcntx "hhc 1 mvor4ty.
A. o aiiiiiiiioia, ic(j)uvs lna.'iwnucni
Vt illiuin (ioi-st, 1'rohibltion
K. A. Ilii'lli-y, I'eoiile's lndejiPiKlent
ClliirlfS Mnrplc, H, -publican
H. 1J. shunitt iiv, K.'imblicHU
Citrolin M. w'.hhIu unl. l'rohibition
Fur hidlrirt lllilii'i'.
Allrc'l iiiirtow, iO'puuii!nn
A. VV. I'rlti's, liicli;pcinl,'it Non-partiHuu....
I N. Harbstuirli. lndt'Dtnidcnt
( lias. T. Jcnkinx, IVnn. Ind.; Kiiriu. AUnuico
M. P. KinkiLlil. KciiublicuiiL
Fur ( i. Hilly Clerk.
.1. li. liurKe, Dcniocrai
Conrad l.imli'iiuin, people's Tarty
M. J. O'C.Jioiell, ltcpjjblicaii
li. A. l'ulilow. I'ennle'H Induneudeiit ft
t tiT i omii irt'HMinT.
cuius riiriieiiHi'.n, roopi.vs mucpu j rLy.
Ylurtin (.HVhart, l'.-ciplii's l'arty
a. n . 3ionr. ni' nu uui-an
Frr.miit .lu.lsr ...,. ,,.
r,t, i li iiiuiui,, iiu , i ,
(rci). W. linstw, Ki'publicau
JuliuM sicvers, Di'iuocrat
Cliuu. si-hilt. I'coplc's Indciiimdent Tarty
n.rumin) sm;ni ..,;.,, ,,,..,i, .,-...!
( , 1.. om in lliu, I ni w in"1 1" " - ""J
John KbiTspiwlu-r, Hcpubllcan
M. 1). Jnrrl.ill, IKMiMKrruL ,
T iimtii. Kfidv. i'culiie s rariv
Fur Sitiicriiiti'iiilciil.
t.lJ. 1M , ' "
Kva K. ConiiiT, Hcpublic-an, I'eople Indcpt.
Aliinson soatliwiirth, Tcoplc's Tarty
Ili'Mianiin 1J. Sinitli, liidepciident
Fur Comity Suru'Vor.
A. K. in-w, in'l)uuiu;au
N. B. ltains, people's Indtipeiulunt Tarty
MIcliKid Riitlint', lndcpeiideiit
.lolm S. Tucker. Democrat
For Ciiiiiity Curiiiii-r. . ., ,
(Ico. J.siiafor, liiuu.; Tcop. Ind.; Veop. Tarty 11
Fur t uraiiiiwiiiiii-r 2iiu insirii-i. ,.,. I2
M.J. Weber, J'eople'H lutlependeut Tarty.
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ilverware
GIVEN AVJAY
A ticket given with every dol
lars worth of goods you
purchase for CASH.
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6
40
13
1
3
112
9 !l
3:30
12
8:12
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2 3 27
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4 28
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16 70
2 m
8,118
14,178
II'lS 17 144
l(i 9:155
4! 44
2 1C0
15 93
3U00
17 70
18'158
i25 17
.J14
..126
8 Tickets gives you a Silver Plated Sugar Shell, worth....
10 Tickets gives you a Butter Knife, worth
12 Tickets gives you a new style Lace Pin, worth
25 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Teaspoons, worth
n.: : n cot nf Pno-fir's Knives, worth
oo iitiieis(;ivrajuu.v o .
35 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Forks, worth o
50 Tickets gives you a set of Roger's Tablespoons, worth 0 W
W PLEASE COME AND SEE THE GOODS.. '
Our fall stock of Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves and Under
wear has just arrived.
Complete stock of Clothing of Latest Styles just
received, to which we call your special attention.
Low Prices and Fair Treatment Guaranteed.
COME IICT -ATSTD SEE TJS.
Ranch Supply House.
MacLachlan & Cook, Props. '.. V."'
It is high time some action was tak
en in retrard to a county agricultural
society if anything is to he accomplished
the comiiiil season. There is no reason
why a good fair cannot be held here
next, fall and if a track is litteu up it is
quite likely a number of good horses
would lie kept , here- for training.
some good races could be .uranged for
during the fair. Such, things do not
come along of their own accord. It
takes work to get them in shape and the
m.i. iha work is commenced sue
cess will result. Who will take the
initiative in the matter?
B. E. Brewster,
C. F. Coffee,
TI,e voters Of Sheep Creek pre
... . . ,.i,.t an assessor
decided i . - f.(Htl,e
. ni 1 nal nrecuivu -
;n,-t amount to anuviiej--
.ssor of an adjoining preset - -,
ii.i the feixable property
lwWeM' r ' .oenw- of a man
That would Z r ma.ng
eommg w b nn .
the returns, wiucn i4u.-
. , - c:.,, rmint V
. f ... ;i-.i mn vo niuu "
r-llie oi.-i- inr,,pmsus
;hastartl. San.ora n
WBian.. o fttini.
tt. tt a n. ,.Urrt on Sulurday, ft larty ol I . Custer county
Io. mi. n Mr.oU h. in. All Bre lie" ,,',., to Sioilx county
. " . .' " luul, weeK on uk" j .. . . 0nn nnn
' " , , Tim facit that there m
-I.ivn Pir.fh.M. native lumbe ww Vernment land inbiou
.. . 1V fWU1"." wwri and peopw
wiinglBw conituiniijr on iwiw - ,mrliv jo iiecomu'b : hi h
-illookit BoKgy, 13 milen u.t 1 " '-tired of VS J
Wmon.
IV iiu
priced land
nJsecahome
V ...... I
A rum ntvilmvl in town UWit r nday I iliair own.
tytit, and it i rvportHliat knife wan n.atler of not allowing A;
81 by nome om, but no rkm dam- -In the ma election ,t
to.,i i...t ....h thinen aretiin Pnddy to vote ai lQ the
ltollof life m trouble to the appean. t t . u.
u. I u nrv. ww w'
-fiouniy Clerk iimfeniah' informs an
that ho and one - f it wa8 nec-
k-..u Mhl. farm In Iowa eary for YfMy left the
J Minus Iwfore ww. , ... Bftt return. we
""in twrmve a iaiuni- , iiinif nlace ami . , tie
-... , .. Another polling lmu' ... majority ol u'
Hvjr in UM new iuk Mud U) now 1 - and w
W.pinKcomeb
All lint M ' w " inLf.v Kiv the w""" ".; . wa8 ac-
to com. Iwiuvl wliat can be ob- . , t(ie last iwue was.
Z iates desired
President.
Vice Pres.
CIIAS. C. JAMESON, Casiiier.
Commercial Bank.
PERSONAL.
Robert Neece and A. C, Pratt were in
town yesterday. -
Peter Henry contributed on subscrip
tion last Friday.
W. E. Jones, of Indian creek, was in
Harrison over Sunday.
n r.nthria went to Omaha on Tuesday
to purchase an invoice of lumber.
Mr Robinson, mother of Mrs. O.
Guthrie has been quite sick ioi u.B
week.
Jacob Marking was in town the first o
the week celebrating the result of the
election.
...... t i Simmons and children are
.xpecieu'to arrive tomorrow from their
visit east.
After spending a few days wit.i n.s
r fwhnrt returned on
parents, ucmj
Saturday to Chadron. -.
-LSanford Shores and lamuy m..r
V""oru .... ,,. p,;,u to make
um r.uster couiu-y w j
Sioux county:
Creek precinc has been sick
assessoJitU onnty Clerk u , at
for a couple oi --
tend to business a pan oi
Emery Oilmore recognized me
E'1" J ,. i..i,i (am v needs
ing day and added ms mu... -
INCORPOBATKD,
A.
Geo.H
Turner
' " ; : : " ' ; dealer in ' - ::; ;
GENERAL MERCHANDISE. -
We Have now on Hand a First Class Stock of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gloves; Laces,
Ribbons, Hosiery, Boots and Shoes, High V atent uon ion r ,. ,-: ...
Always on Hand, No Bettor in the Land.
General Banking Business
i TRANSACTED, 1
Corn, Oats, Chop, Bran and all Kinds of Feed. A complete stock of Hardvirare,
. Tinware, Barb Wire, and all kinds ot J) arm i.,,
. Which we will sell at Lowest Prices possible. We invite " ' ;.
ali to call and look at Our Uoods before buying,
Hakeison,
Nebraska.
We Shall Endeavor to Treat all Fair and Square.:
Respectfully,
GEO. IEEE. TTJIWSnE
AGATE SPRINGS STOCK FARM.
JAMES H. COOK, Proprietor,
Harrison, Sioux Co., Nebr.
STANDARD-BRED HAMBLETONIAN TROTTING STALLION,
MBNDONlAN, 7928.
lor generaiiuoa.
Marric.
"m'or.hanK
Nebraska. .
tinv ea if he cannot in
Let every settler see "
rrr6rZ. That
during the next
d-We. !,th7 county and
tie value or every farm in
the comity.'
r,t. ft.. tc. 23: he by Don J..RoWS90n, mMM
PBDIGUEE-Mciidonian ; " ; ,"v'i,on J. Robinson by Marshal i;n toi, aiim "Tr. ."i
Fisk's IlanibK toman A;7-hiV i.V Hero, son of Hill's Black liawK ; nm u' tff" ,i .t
hv
R'ys('
Mm of Vndy TWn. by Go, by ,,A' 'S.l'ebyOId MamMlaO and Ho by Imported
May'-1 Old 'lW cr" ' '
Granuuam oy ui"""
Mambrino Chief; he by
Mcssengei.
B. L. SMUCK.
Fashionable Barber and Ha.ri
. Everything in his line don. in a neat
and artistic manner.
Razors and Scissors sharpened and put
;n order at reasonable raUs.
Give him a call.
First door east of Raonh Supply House.
.' , " - Nebraska.
i llARRIfifiK
iwington Chief, Jr. 2108
Sire of Fred S
Walling -24!4
Spider ...
Lexington Chief, (776)
( Caasius M. Clay, Jr:; (22)
Kentucky Clay, m) rS?Xl:M.
B reotiiiiu '-1" ii. li,,v... j . -
(194)
4:301
Two Dams la 2:30 list.
Lady Warflcld:
npmvi ""a'iitw. 1
lxittieB ?:S4
Faitn
Hope.
2:2
f Mambrino Chief, Jr. (214)
Sjireoi mniwi.ii" ..,
2-17.
Sire of 8 in 2:30 list.,
Slro of t dams of S:30
trotters.
Daughter of Imported'
Medley.
1 By Mambf Ino Cfiicf , (11)
j Siro of Laily Thorn,
Mambrino Chief, (11) .
Sire of Lady Thorn ii:18!i
Sire of Ave in 2:30 list.
Slro of 22 sons and 18
daughters who havo pro- ,
dticod 2 :30 iwrformors. .
Daughter of Birmingham.
i aam w FlBk.9 Mambrino Patcben ( W ;, third dan, , bjr ; OW Id. I
record in tl.o State ofMleWWn. tl ".""j; r(J of BeUo t.mi Edward, S:MX
rro7woTOrs w tho world. ,
Second
of trotters
has a
nvc
-Twnq or UM opporvuniireo v
