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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1892)
The Sioux County Journal 0 4. KAJRZRESOIfcT, UEB., CTTJLir 14, 1892. IsTO. 44. SIOUX COUNTY :r, 2sta.il.. L. Editor and Proprietor. . V R. H. TtmeUlile. Going Kiwt. .11:116 So. 6, mixed .7:00 SON MARKET. id ml lb 1 It hundred ti kilit-1 55 40 1 25 90 1 U 25 10 V2H 2 60 3 00 3 4 4 60 3 50 15 00 Brpublieaa Couuty Convention. Then-publican ci.,-tor of Sionv , jar11eu..lto ,! aek-Kut frou, their " TO iMt iu convention nt July SO, 1 at 11 o'clock, a. IK.- of plui intc in iiouirtiatiou ..ne eamndnta fortouutv Atlorn.-y One-.,,di,latefor County surveyor, an- l.H tlg three clelcgaU s u, tU HtW con vention lo 1 l.el.l at Umoln, kugat 4th; to 'lect deU-Kat. to the eoiitfi-,,,ioi,al, senatorial ami r.-,r.-,.tative convention, ami the transaction of sucu other businwr K" may come lK.ore the convention. THE APPOKTIONMEKT. The several precincts are entitled to repre wntalionas follows, ix-lnij baned upon the vole cast for Attorney General lltiugat the K"neral election of MM, giving one dele Kale at large tor each precinct, and one lor caih ttn votes or major fraction thereof: I-per in. ft ed every Thursday. on Saturday, ., for the pur I'B1K(,1. j,KL. Andrews J AhtclolMi 1 i Itoweii " 5 llixlurc "Lll'l a Cottonwood "a Klve Points- t Cook- j 1-ltKl IKI.T. J,." Hat ( reek j Moiitrorie 3 Kunuiug Water '. i Snake Creek 1 2 I Sheep Creek i "line iiiver . t Warhonnet. 3 mai'ms" are plentiful lavs. 11 line of farm machinery. G. H. Tl RNEIt. lias the contract to builil l Tleasant Kidge, Wyo. for tlie past week has maae the crops develop ir organizeu a omnia ool house in district No. fll and Julius Hievers of wheat the first of being what they had fct year. W will harvest the hi (I grain tins season ever est Nebraska, and the p at a rapid rate. ten county central com kerday and formulated lunty convention which I another column. Irst-clas8 native lumber ltatltly on hand at my WgVi 13 miles east of J. E. Arner. hay is being put up is taller ana thicker in this section of uch larger yield per THE FBIMAHIEB. It l recomuiend that the tirimiirii.ui.i,..i,i 011 Thursday, July -Mth. at. 11,1. fii,..-i ihiee and hours: b Anteloiie iirecinct. at the residei.eo ,.r n slory, I roiu 5 to Hp. m, ' " ' ' Alldrewrt, al ucIhmiI house THut -1ft f,-..... i i mi- i-uuri mmxe iron s to 7 p 111. ltodarc, at the aehool hnusu liiut f.. s to l'i p. 111. ' ' Cottonwood, at school hmise lllat H f,-,., 5 to lip. m. ' r ive romts, at school house Dist. 9, from 5 to 6 p. 111. ( 00k, at the NS ranch, from 6 to 7 p. in Hut t reek, at tile residence m' .1 w ni. Ungswortli, from 5 tofi 11. 111. Ilunningwiuer at Aitate snrlnu-s fmm i m 5 p. 111. Snake ( reek, at the residence of Daw- win, 1 roin fl to 0 p. m. Sheep Creek, at the residence of v. Tl.r.mos from 5 to 6 p. 111. W hlte Hiver, at school house til t. 1. f mm 6 to 6 p. m. vi ariHinnet, at the school house, Hist 15 fromStoGp.iii. CALL FOR DISTRICT COS VF.NTlOV. Tlie electors of the several nrecincts com priHlug tile llilrd commlflsloncr district arc ieiuesiei to hciicj aciegales to meet In llnr rison, on Saturday, July 30th, at 3 o'clock, p. 111., lor the purpose of placing In nomina tion a candidate for the ollice of county commissioner fr mi the third district. I he representation will he the same as that for county convention, and Is recom mended that the primaries be held at tile same time and places, as, those for eouutv convention. A. It. Iikw, V. 11. Davis, Chairman Co. Ccn. Com. .Secretary. C'hadi'on last 33 to witness lot of cattle iind gathered Salt 12.63 per barrel at Griswold & Marstkli Jin's. Every one tvho visits Sioux county is better pleased witli it than lie exjiected to be, , Tlie peanut social Tuesday was well attended and a very pleasant evening spent. There will be preaching at the church next Sunday at 11 a. m. and a temperance concert in the evening If any one wants to get a homestead in Sioux county tlie sooner they get here and make n selection tlie better tlie op poftutliity to select. A party came up from week and went out to the the work of branding a which riartlelt Richards there. G. Guthrie has orders for two car loads of native pine lumber. The Tame grasses all development of the country will make a whenever tried. demand for lumber which will keep tlie d his party startrSiills busv to siintilv. is 1KA1 kv rrom my iarm Dec. , Tp. 53, R. 50, on Saturday July 9, one large roan cow, about 10 years old, no brand. Information of her whereabouts will be thankfully received Anton SIoravek. Some move ought to be made to get the railroad company to provide some way for the watering of stock at the stocR yards at this place. A good many cattle would doubtless be brought here and loaded which now go to other stations on this line or across to some point on the B. & M.; as there is no way for watering a herd here. jg0HHBHey Biehle thinks he ought to be presented with a medal for saving lives as lie saved about a dozen lives last Thursday when the heavy rain caused the water to rais so rapidly in the creeks. He saw a number in danger of drowning and furnished a means of es cape for the adults but there were a number of little ones which could not save themselves so he put them in a stick a'ntl braveiy carried them to a place of safety and thus saved thk entire fam ily of pigs. A very heavy rain visited this local ity last Thursday. The water fell in torrent! and everything was flooded for a while. The rainfall north and north west along the hills was heavier than here and washed out most of the bridges along the roads to the valley. It is a settled fact that it is expensi-fe and un kifactory to try to have roads along the bottom of the canyons and the sooner the roads are got out on the banks tho sooner good and cheap roads will be had1, , By the action of the village clerk no license was Issued for the saloon. Wads worth had put up f 125 and as no license issued the money was returned to him to that the saloon, is now running without a shadow of license. , It is a pwtgiar thing that a minor official ap poinUd by & village board should possess Hwpowarto virtually veto the action btMtl. Saloons, are tolerated in tao because of the revenue they Cfjbotlt mdii that, this place is to PERSONAL. Wm. Souther was in town yesterday. a ,)!Ulie,s was in town on Monday. A. McGinley was in town on Saturday. ti. W. MacLachlan was at Crawford rnday night. Mrs. E. Rohwer has been quite sick for some days but is improving. Am. U M. Sutton was on the sick list last week but is much improved. Mi E. C. Lock-wood went to Chadron Monday evening. -fir-J. Wilcox was doing business at the mtwty seat on Monday. E. G. Hough's mother and sister ar rived from Walioo on Tuesday. Tom Bingay came up from Chadron Saturday and remained until Monday. Sheriff Reidy went down the road 011 business Thursday returning Saturday. Mrs. W. R. Smith returned to her home in Chadron on Thursday evening. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lowry lias been quite sick for some time. J. E. Fletcher was up from the saw mill on Friday the tirst time for a good while. """Marshal Lewis who recently arrived from Oregon is now employed at Bridg man's drug store. Sam Tebbet was in town Monday. He says they have been living high on new poUtofcs for two weeks past. "Irs. II. A. Cunningham and Miss fc-lla Gardner went to Agate Springs last Thursday for a few day's visit. Prof. N. E. Leach arrived Saturday from Lincoln. On account of the poor health of their little girl, Mrs. Leach did not come. J. "VV. Freeman, of Grand Island, a postal inspector, was in Harrison yester day looking after the interests of tlie government. treasurer Gayhart left his farm on Thursday to come to the county seat and remained until Saturday. He says that the crop prospects around Montrose are tetter than thev were last year. re t, 1 . a i r i jjiu ie imiinert arrived on ivionuay rdm Illinois and has selected a nuarter section ot tncle Ham s domain for a future home and has written east for others to come. lie says lie found a better country than he "expected there was here. The Lincoln party arrived yesterday and are now camped on Squaw creek where they will spend three weeks. The party is composed of the following: L. liruner, of state University of Nebraska, and wife and two childreu, J. B. White. Prof. Woods, Miss Dewell, Mrs. Gere and three daughters, Miss Scliofield, Miss Ames, Miss Pound, Miss Tucker, Miss Smith, h. E. Tre-yer, H. G. Barber. M received several hunr 4 cattle and another to deliver in the near ird will be entirely as possible. Tlummer the colored cavalry, will lecture oh this (Thursday) "Luck and Pluck.' All are invited to aolby was broiigfit to by II. T. Mernam measured 41 inches ibeen eaten off quite He week. Thev will !itt creek basin and k1 Cascade, expecting time during the first hey are well pleaiied By are having. IcuiMons for this sea- rust and September. at any ph'int in the h and September 27th round trip good for stop ovef privileges jri river; The people tiould do all they can jnds in the east to take low fate anil come out T Iguring on btMdirig a le south of that place 00, the money to b' Vtion ai.d one business lupflOO-rf U,e amount, Jot? investment,, ft. is w. ford will fMr toe-eta li part of Sion county trade front he valley. e people and business I to become thoroughly f " -" HUM HI mJIIIQ !the farmers can haul Is place U market and pliehere. luijtf to made as to the are known as the herd Kgins vs. Christen and h which were tried in A- Th canes have been I defendant laying tlie judgments and costs in V The canes will not court, which is good taUrwUd were satis- f.aMidirt and r Man AJ -J 1 . - wn vn fife without recti ve oo revenue. Tlie rock work on the new road has been commenced and will be pushed along as rapidly as possible. Jim Fait, nam has the contract and the work will lie done under the supervision of Judge Barker. The poll tax will be about suf ficient to do the earth work so that will complete it all but the bridges and for some reason people appear to be afraid to bid on those. There is nothing to risk but labor as the material to be used is logs and they can be had near at hand at no cost. The whole work will be pushed along as rapidly as possible and it will not be long until the people in tlie valley will have the best road to come to Har rison that they have ever had, Robert Wilson informed us that he bad a valuable colt killed by wolves last week arid another one injured. It is re ported that a good deal of stock is being killed right along by these animals and the low's is a drain on tlie stock raisers. B. F. Johnson says le lost about twenty head of stock from the ravages of the wolves last year and others lost in proportion. Something ought to be done to rid the country of the pests. An attempt was made a year or so ago to organize me stoca umre. and offer rewards for killing wolves, but for some reason it fell through. It would be belter for the stock owners to nav a eood bounty for wolf scalps than to -have them keep fat at tlie expen.se of their herds. The Institute. The teachers' institute opened on Mon-! day, under tlie supervision of Supt. : Southworth with Prof. Leach as in-! struclor. This is the third institute: which Prof. Leach has conducted in Sioux county, so he and his methods are well known. The following is a list of those who i enrolled themselves up to Wednesday noon: Sara Parsons, Anna Price, Alice Thomas, Edith Burson, Fanny Palmer, Don C. Smith, A. H. Pinneo, Lilly Thomas, ! Elma Mason, Belle Russell, i Will IL Davis, B. F. Thomas, Daisy Doane, Fannie Southworth,; Sarah Shaw, Minne Smith, S. L. Ellis, Kittie Daniels, Eveline Miller, Amanda Hill, Mrs, Asa Davis. On Wednesday the following preamble and resolution was adopted: Whereas, The members of the fourth annual institute of Sioux county, Neb., are spending their -time and money to tetter fit themselves for work in the schools of the county and in justice to the schools of said county and to the members of this institute be it ICesolcetl, That the county superintend ent be respectfully requested to refuse to grant certificates to those who do not attend this institute and also to revoke all certificates now in force in Sioux county, the holders OC which do not at tend this institute, unless such persons have a reasonable and valid excuse by reason of sickness or attendance at an institute elsewhere this year. Akna Price, 1 Sara Parsons, J-Com, S, L. Ellis, ) The institute is composed of those edu cators who take an interest in their work and seek to prepare themselves to ac complish as much as possible in the school room and the resolution passed shows that they believe in seeking justice and at the same time elevate the grade of work done. It is an utter im possibility for a person tp keep up with the progressing methods of leaching and not attend some of the in stitutes or normal training schools and County Superintendent Southworth will be working to the interest of the schools of the county by rigidly enforcing the request of the teachers. The work taken up by the institute is of a higher grade than that of former years and the teachers ' who heed what they learn will go into the school room far better prepani! than ever before, The attendance will likely be larger this year than at any former institute in the county. Those in attendance get right down to business and are not there for a good time as is frequently therme. School officers and those intere.-tod in the educa tional work of the county should visit the institute and see what is being done and who is doing it and when the time conies to hire teachers, better judgment can be used than would be possible with out such knowledge. Ladles Eiitcftaiiiinrni. The Ladies' GuHd will give an enter tainment at the court house Tuesday evening, July 10. The following is the f-HOOiuM: Quartet tn-MooiiliglitHIt'cps.-'Mrs-.fiii'olil, MUh Price, Miss Smith; .Mrs.' Guthrie. rliorusSeo Saw.-Nellic Slinnioiis, Milie Guthrie. Duct Iiistrmiu!iitnl)-Lovo's t;rcctin,'-l''a. Guthrie, Mind Smith. Trio-Sllently Stealing Awiiy-JIrs.Gi'iswotd, Miss Price, Mr. Marstollcr. Solo (Vocal) -Lullaby-Miss Smith. Quartette--We nil llavfi 11 V ery mil ; Misses rrice aim isiuuii, nnm. Marstellcr. . Duct-Jolly Illackamlths-Mra. Guthrie, Miss .Slllitlb Something Original Huinniiaplione- Ju rarsona, organist. Violin Solo Mr. Marstellcr. Tableaux-Looking Backward. Duet -Cuckoo mid Cricket-Mrs. Gunm". Miss Smith. , ChoruiZ-Jolip BroSvn'a Body. , imet-Collcgc Hornpipe Mrs. running"'"" Mr. cininingiiaiii organ, violin. 1 Smith, solo ( Vocal ) Swawnee uivcr miss Comb accompaniment. Solo (Instrumental) Lovingly s "'" March Miss rainier. Tableaux Girl I Lett iieiuna jmu. Duet-Ill tho Starllglit-Miss Mice, Smith. - Sheriff's Sale. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue "f ' " execution ismiicii ny roiua 1 - - of the Ncbr., anS'Vo U dK Twill t .o ok, . nt on ismiicii ny Ionian "' ',),, 10 district court in and for S loux on 1 V. r In favor of Aiiltman, Miller ( .. art list U. L. Columbia and D.L. ( o n nib n . " ....1 1 will nt. one o'clock, p. :v.K;rrheth e v illage of Harrison, SPmx county, N" 1 ,odH and chattels towit: One '''? tli offi; roods "ower ind one Keystone hay rake taken on "1.1 ..i.inn as tho nroncrty of said L. 1 Columbia and 1. S"" " ';,, usMji mis . Kiaoy, sheriff. Notice to Xon-llffldont Defendants. Louis Fischer and Mrs. Fischer, his wile, Christian name unknown, will take notice that on tlie 13th day of July, ls!B, the Ameri can Investment Company, plaintiff herein, filed its petition in the district court of Sioux county, Nebraska against John 1. Davis, Louis'Fischer and Mrs. Fischer, Ills wife, Christian name unknown, defendants, the object and prayer of which are to fore close a certain mortgage e'.TCcnlcd by John I. Davis and Alice A. Davis to W.L.Telford upon the s. W. a of Sec. 32, Twp: 32 N. iigc. 66 W. in Sioux county, Nebraska, td se cure the payment of a promissory note for .r75 dated September 7, IS88, due, five years from date, and interest at tho rate of seven per cent, per . annum, pay able fSemi annually, as evidenced by ten in terest coupons for $20.13 each, and ten per cent, after maturity. Tlie plaintiff is the owner of said interest coupons which be came due on tho first day of July, lmn and the first day of January, lai'2, and there is now due the plaintiff on said interest cou pons and mortgage and for tuxes paid by the plaintiff rln said land the sum ol .!si.35 with interest at the rate of ten per cent per annum from the first day of July, 1SU2. Plaintiff prays that said premises maybe decreed to be sold subject to the principal suniofA75 and interest coupons maturing after January 1, IBM! to satisfy tlie anibiint due, plaintiff on said interest coupons. V'ou are recpiirud to answer said petition on or before the 22d day of August, ISSI2. America Investment Company) By Vf. W: Wool), Plaintiff. Its attorney. f 44-dT J First publication 3itly 14, 1!i2. THE IMPORTED PERCHERON. STALLIOS, BARBARIN 10256. 10135.1 Will make the season of 1893 at my place on Warbonnet creek 8 miles west of C. F. Coffee's. Description and Pcdigrec-Barbarin is a black-gfay; star in forehead; foaled March 27, 1886; imported I808; weight 1,800 lbs. Bred by M. Dorchene, Com mune of Coulognes les Sablohs, De partment of Orne. Got by Roullard 18133, he by Favori, belonging to M. Champeon; dam, Traniquille 10134. TERMW -$S for tlie Scasori, Payable In Advance. $12 dollars to insure a mare with foal due and payable when the mare is known to be with foal or upon her removal from the county or change of ownership. Care will be taken to prevent accidents btit 1 will be responsible for none. A, W. MQHrt, Owner. RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE, DEALER IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods and Crockery Sold at LOWEST CASH PRICES FAIR f HONEST TREATMENT GUARANTEED, The Celebrated "TAMBOR MAJOR" Cigar for Sale, CALL $ GET 1 PRICES, MacLACHLAN & COOK, Proprietors- GEO. H. TURNER DBALBE, I3ST (Greneral Merchandise, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Flour and Feed iand a ma, hue oF Hardware, Tinware, Barbed Wire and Machinery. Binders Mowers? Rakes, Wind Mills, Pumps and Buggies. When in town call and see our goods and get Our prices. Respectfully, GEO. H. TURNER; BUY THE HORSE'S til! CHAMPION VA60N Will guarantee it to please or no sale. No 'whipping; of tongue, and no side draft no matter how rough the roads. Parts peculiar to the Champion warran ted for three years. Write at once for prices, terms and JOUCT QTROVBRIOeS OOLDON TRIAL.V met, h FRIEND fj w f r 4 m
