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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1892)
Journal. HE Sioux County k-it fr HTAIRISOIfcT, N"EB., JTJLY 21, 1892. 2STO. 45. g COUNTY 1ST A. Xj I Editor and 1'rnprletor. V It. it. Tim In We. (joinK Kmtt. 11 rt)5 Ku. (i, mixed 7 :(J0 ION MARKET W hundred Pi. fcriu. II I every Tliurniluy 65 M I 'i'. Hi I 00 111 iiH . 2 m i m 3 4 4 Ml 3 .'0 15 Ml exjiectttl bit the PEUSONAL. C. L. Brocks was in town or. Salurdiiy. II. WVIIt-r was iij from Cbailiou on Monday. Jobn lJebeno was over from Montrose j'usti rJay. James Clark was over from Montro.-e on Tuesday. Jacob Harking made a business triji to Crawford las.t week. Mi. is Kva Conner is daily bark from California. K. Comlisliaw sent us a remittance on subsL-iijitioii last week. Emery (iillmor was up from C.'Ien yes terday and called to see ns. Slitrilf Reidy returned Tw!ay from a bm-iiiess lrii to Hot Suriii"s. S. 1). I. K. lirewster arrived last week to look alter his Sioux t omit y interests. L. Ulery moved u;i from Andrews hint week ami now o t uples the LMirown house. John Miti was in town last Tl.urs lay and called and ave us some cash on suhscriition. JI. II. Hiissell was in town on TiR-silay and called and iruve us some cash on subscription. l ist. Chnsteusen has moved to An drews, where lie takes cliaiye ol a sec tion on the Elkliorn. Mrs. C. II. Gere returned to Lincoln l'rulav evening after seeintr the oulin'-; party settled in camp. J. II. Cook and T. B. Snyder were at Crawford Friday night on business con nc( ltd with the settlement of the 04 matter. of the season W!Kh-Jm' liuker came down from the hills on Friday to look after his interests in Sioux county and returned the first of the week. Hev. Gardner and family, of Crawford, were the guests of Miss Jala Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Cunningham a couple of days last week. ). Scrambling, of Omaha, who TTts". line of farm machinery 0, II. TlIiNEK. Its reading and hurch Sunday enl Tuesuay evening t and passed oil' very dance at the court tub mid due notice place will be pplement dealers wiy work to get binders to supply the dt- jniith on Monday and to cut rye with it bn the new road is circumstances wi t be long until the r travel. . nil in-each at the: Wuse next Sunday I hour and at the 1 the ulternoon. I . , , Juw native lumber Jy on limid at my V IS miles easifof 1 J. E. AliNEIt. )g up the building Jopply House, and Wifectionery. lie Ht business about f J train js to be 'jrough the east It Sioux county Amard that train Court Linde llonday from Jlpecial term of jHfx county will " 800 lire last Sat nd furniture of ffed to that ex I well insured so pt be so great. The Institute. The institute is petting along nicelv and a great deal is lieing accomplished. Prof. Lea h manages to get in pretty long half days, as the working hours ai e from 7 a. m. to 4 p. in. The number en rolled is 23, which is the largest enroll ment ever had in the county. The regular institute work will close to day and to-morrow and next day will be occupied by the exomination work. The time of the institute is too short for a thorough review and brightening up of the teachers anil as times get Ut ter so that the districts pay better wages the institute should I i 4 three weeks in- s.eau ol two. On Wednesday ti.e instil lite was en livened by the appearance of State Sup erintendent Goudy, of Lincoln, Prof. Frank L. Ferguson, of the Chadron Academy, and Prof. W. li. Siders, prin cipal of the Crawford schools. In the afternoon Prof. Goudy made a business talk to the teachers, and prof. Ferguson delivered a lecture full of in format ion and interest, at the close of which he told the teachers something of the plans and methods of the academy and the ad vantages it oll'ered to the voting people of northwest Nebraska who desired to continue their education. At the con clusion of his remarks a vote of thanks I was unanimously tendered to Supt. Goudy and Prof. Ferguson lot their visit and instruction. This was t he first visit by a state superintendent to an institute here since the organization of the county and is the result, of an tll'ort by Supt. SoiiUiwortli last winter when he attended the state association. The following is the complete list of those in attendance, and to those who are entitled thereto Supt. Southwortli ! issues attendance cards which will show that thev have complied with the re quirements of the law: Ill's t Line lot lie East. The Burlington Route B. &. M. Ii. It. is running elegantly equipped passenger ti-aiues without c hange from Newcastle. Wyoming and Crawford, Nebraska, direct to Lincoln, Nebraska, making connection at that ioint with their own through trains for Denver, Cheyenne, anil all points west, and for Kansas City, St. Joseph, St. Louis, Omaha. Peoria, Chi cago, and all points east. Remember this is the only line by which you can take sleeping car from Crawford in the evening arriving in Lin coln and Omaha the next afternoon, and in Chicago, Peoria and St. Louis the fol lowing morning. For further information and tickets ap ply to nearest agent of Burlington Route B. & M. K. R. ' I.tHii- rUt-hrr lilhl Ml -. l i-rher. liis wile, ChriM i;i; icinir nnliiiiiwn, will t:i!;c nulicc timt on Ihi' l::tl) iliiv nl July, ! -.'. 1, t lie A men can ln c.-1 nii'tit Cinajmny", phthitill herein, lile.l it petition in llie tlii-trirt cuurl ol iitu ci'inilv, Ne!tr;tka :ttf:lin! John 1. M.ivi-, l.oul-YUchcr iiihI Mr. Ki -fher, his u ile. ( liri-tian naiin" unknown, iletemhint, 1 In- obj-rt unit prayer ol' whieh are to lore ' lo-e :i ci'i lain niol'tjiatre executed liyjohn I. Davis ami Alice A. Kavis to W. I.. Telford upon t lie s. W. i of si c. ;:, Twp. :i N. Iit;i'. : W. in siotl county, Nebraska, to se iiire tile payment fit a promissory note lor ifjT.'i dati'd September 7, Iksh, line ll e V'-al'sfroni date, and interest nl the rate n) ..even per cent, per iiniiiun pay able semi-annually, as evidenced by ten in-tTi'-t coupons for S-0.1"! each, innl ten per eiil. after maturity. The plaiuLili is the ow ner of said interest coupons w hie!) be came due on tile lii'-d (lay of Jul v, IS'.'I and 1 he Ui-sf day til January, Is'.rj, and tliere is now due tlie phiinliiV on said interest coil pons ami moi-lKa;1:!' itnd for taxes paid by the plaiutill on said land the sum ol j"sV.i.:i.i with interest lit tin-rate of ten per cent per annum from the lirst day of July, IHifj. riaintitf prav-t Unit said prontises may lie li creed to lie sold subject to the principal Mini of K'T.ri find interest coupons maturing nl ter January 1, ls'.ri to satisfy the alnoilnl iluc plaintilf "on said interest coupons. You are rei j u i rut I to answer said petition on or before tlirSiil tiny of August, l.r. AMEHICAX l.NVKHTMEXT I tlM I'A N V, iiv w. w. w ooo, riaiutitr. Its attorney. 141-171 Kir-t ptiblifiition July II, ln'.y. '"riii-IJi-si l.-iit In (linlaiils ght us a sample d alfalfa which f high table close )1 show a good tve that tame iat J. G. Morris jwusand head of ie been watching y up their minds lore remunerative will be many of it the industry in apiiears in another Commissioner M. J. I him before the o historical facts resident of Sioux politics or partisan f just tho plain facts )ecord, and the paper i careful work on the j' preparing- it. ?. M. S'milh brouglit JBt grass a little over tmZ a little later Eli i sample over four and trass is the II nest wild oflt as it has a large, lion to its excellent S plhnt anil fattens one of the many provided for Sioux v.- mow desires to taet Mmples of X mt the v ihatur. 5 UrfflBtrt rtimb.rof ' wiu kMp i damug, it tad ngrictiltumi o "ve it and It Will I omis the Simler farm just south of Har rison was here on Friday looking after his interests. It was the Ural time he ever buw his land and he was well pleased with his veuture.Ie took quite Sara Parsons, Alice Thomas, Fanny Palmer, A. II. Piiineo, Lima Mason, Will 11. Davis, Daisy lloane, Santh Shaw, S. L. Ellis, Eveline Miller, Mrs. Asa Davis, a collection ot samples ol me prouueus j. 1 1. ueivnn of Sioux county with him when he left. He mentioned others who are coming to this locality and will do some mission ary work for Sioux county amonji his acquaintances. He made a pleasant call at this office and added his name to our list of readers. We are informed that James Nolan has ordered a new threshing machine. Salt $2.63 per barrel at , GhlswoU) & Maksteixer's. The rains of the past week were re freshing and kept crops growing rapidly. A complete steam threshing outfit went west a few days ago which indi cates that the limits of agriculture are west ol me slate line. A good audience assembled at the court house last Thursday evening to listen to Chaplain Plummer's lecture ana all express themselves well pleased. Miss Fannie Palmer entertained a number of her young lady friends at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Griswold on Wednesday evening. A pleasant time is reported. Superintendent Harris - informed us last week that the washouts on this div vision of the Elkliorn a few weeks ago compelled the company to rebuild sixty live miles of road. LTtw broad smile worn by C. E. Ver ity as he beams on- you through the cashier's window in the Bank of Har rison is caused by the arrival of a new boy at his home last Saturday. The harvest excursions for this sea son will lie in August r'nd September. Tickets will be sold at nfiy point in the east on August 30th and September 27th at one fare for the round trip good for twenty days, with stop over 'privileges west of the Missouri river. The people of Sioux county should do all they can to induce their friends in the east to take advantage of the low rate and come out and see the country. After completing their institute work yesterday rcf.s. Cnudy, Ferguson and Siders were taken into the country for a short drive by Supt. Southwortli. They visited Spring creek canyon and enjoyed the trip very much and ex lressed a hope to be able to again' visit this locality anif further enjoy the beauties and pleasures of it. They were surprised to learn that there was still 800,000 acres of land in Sioux county open to homestead entry and they will do some missionary work in telling the people the fact. Anna Price, Edith Burson, Don C. Smith, Lilly Thomas, Belle Russell, B. F. Thomas, Fannie Southwortli. Miiine Smith, Kittie Daniels, Amanda Hill, Elsui Morriam, Mrs. Ella New Hl O. A. Gorteii, Etta Hull, resolutions were Mrs. Belle Ulery, Marshal Lewis, The following adoph d this morning: it Kiln d, That we, the teacln i tendance at the Fourth Annual h at Harrison, Sioux county, Ne hereby extend our thanks to i r , in at--tittite ir,. do X. E. U Ei BBLDEN & SON, Wg6h! and Carriage Makers; MljunAg done on slibrt ntftlco. MlAM fltfifctftt. II. Leach for the able and eflbient manner in which he has conducted our Institute, and for the cheerfulness with vlii'h he has voluntarily performed extra labor for the lienetit of our members. HctuUxd. That we are grateful toSupt. Southwortli for his efforts in making our Institute a success and for the zeal with which he has endeavored to advance the educational interests of the county. Resolved. That we extend our .sincere thanks to the organists, Misses Smith and Palmer, for their services. llcxoiml, That our thanks are also due to the press of the county for courtesies shown us. Resolved, That we fully appreciate the kindness with which, we nave been re ceived and entertained by the people of Harrison and tender them our grateful thanks. Anna Price, 1 Sara Parson's, m 'i Elma Mason, K'oui. On next Thursday, July 28th, the re publican primaries will be held in the various precincts of the county to elect delegates, to the county convention which will be held on the following Sat urday. It is the duty of every republi can who wants to see the success ol the party to attend the primaries and elect good, honest men as delegates. It should be borne in mind tliat under the new election lavv the fact of a inan be ing the nominee of a convention gives him no advantage. If he does not suit the people all that is needed is a petition and a good man can be put up as his opponent and he goes on the oflicial bal lot in just as good standing a-? the fellow who set up the pins and captured the convention. Political shysters may de feat the will of the people in a conven tion, but on election day it is a different thing. By carefully selecting good, clean men as nominees from presidential electors to the foot of the ticket the re publican party in Nebraska will be reasonably certain of victory, but one bad break, one use of power to force a man on the ticket, one repetition of the Dorseyism'of 1890 and confusion ami de feat will be the fate of the party in No vember. There are plenty ofgood 'njen in the party who can be made candidates and the greatest care shouTd be used in their selection'. Slicriirs Sale. Notice Is hereby ivon that by virtue of an execution issued bv Conrad I.i'ndenian clerk nl the district court in and for sioux county, Nchr., in favor of Aultinan, Miller & Co. unit airainst I'. I.. Columbia unit 1). 1.. Columbia and to me directed, I will ul one o'clock, p. in. on .Monday, the 25th day of July, Isiii, in tlie village of Harrison', sionx county, Nebt'., offer for sale at public vendue the following foods lllld chattels tow it : due Buckeye mower and one Keystone hay rake taken on said exccnl ion as the jiroiicrty of said C. I.. Columbia and 11. J.. Columbia. Dated tills 12tli duy of July MM. u-ii Tnos. llmiiv, sheriff. NORTH WEST SOUTH EAST :n Your Freijilil Purcliase Tickets ami Ctuisi via llie F., E.&M. V. S. C.&P. It.ULKOVDS. II. G. BURT, General Manager. K. C. MOKEHOrSE: J. R, Bl'CHANAN, Gen'l Freight Agt. Gen'l Pass. Agt. OMAHA, NEB. THE NEW RESTAURANT H. A. PR1DDY Is Headquarters for Meals, Lunches and Bakery Goods. Boa-d by the Day or Week; rat Reasonable Rates. 1'ATIiONACK lilvSPKCTFfLI.Y SIH.ICITEU East Sale Main Street, HAKIUSON, - - - NEBRASKA. THE IMPORTED PERCHERON. STALLION, QrMJV.VX & I'OXhKY, bswjors. Wll.l l'HACTICE IS ALL THE LOCAL, HTATK and federal coiirrs iintl IT. 9. I.iiml o'fflco. LEGAL PAPERS CAREFULLY DRAWN. X X X 't tS" Ofnce in Court House, BARBARIN 10256. 110135.! Will make the season of 1803 at my place on Warbonnet creek 3 miles west of C. F. Cotl'ee's. Description ami PeilisfC Barbarm is a black-gray; star in forehead; foaled March 27, 1880; imported 1888; weight 1.800 lbs. BredbvM. Dorehene, Com inline of Coulognes les Sablons, De partment of One. Got by Roullard 1811)3, he by Fa von, belonging to M. 1 Champeon; dam, Traniquille 10131. TERMS: -8 for the Season, Payable in Advance. $12 dollars to insure a mare with foal due and paynblo when the mare is known to bo with foal or upon her removal from the county or change of ownership. Care will ,be token to prevent accidents but I will be responsible lor none, A;W; rVIQHRi Owner, RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE, DEALER IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Gaps, Furnishing Goods and Crockery Sold at LOWEST CASH PRICES. FAIR $ HONEST TREATMENT GUARANTEED. The Celebrated TAMBOR MAJOR' Cigar for Sale. CALL f GET I PRICES. MacLACHLAN & COOK, Proprietors. GEO. I I. TURNER, (Orenei " Merchandise, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Flour and Feed AND A FULL LINE 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 FRIEND THE CHAMPION WAGON Will guarantee it to please of no sale. No whipping of tongue, and no side drafts no matter now rough tlie roads. Parts peculiar to the Champion warran ted for three years. Write at once for prices, terms and agency to ... . JOLIET STROWBRIDGE CO A I J hi S ' SOUD ON TRIAL. joaeTi ir: M rraui 111") wi". n J tj