J5f
he Sioux County Journal.
IOUX COUNTY
I "R 3ST -A. Xj.
W. Editor nd Proprietor.
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V R. H. Time tablo.
k. bolng Last.
11 6 So. 6, lulled 7:00
nil line of farm machinery.
G. II. TlRNEH.
HZIRISOIISr. 1TEB., JU"Ti"Z" 28, 1892.
-There is a good 0lnintf m Harrison
lor a shoemaker.
,er win snip mree car-
tie from this place on
hiowers, ranes ana uina-
town certainly indicates
karce in this lcnaility and
;o elsewhere to find help
larvest.
" i i i 1 1
lore mis "au ins en
t to insure a good sup-
will put in a pump.
.teni to a stem winding
in have same by cal-
nd payjng for this
les of your grain and
to save nice samples
help nmke up the ex-
fair.
it-class native lumber
ntly on hand at my
sx, l i nines east 01
J. E. Abnek.
liiiL' of quite a nurn
a lot of horses and
Sheridan county and
location in this local-
Vue demand has been
Jine lumber of Sioux
f i l r i
it; nixn uruers iui iu
llleu as soon as pos-
ssterday before noon
it up in good slme.
crops of the county
a future of pros-
reported from the
hat a young couple
ft , Suiid.'iy and were
'Tport has no. been
)o names.
P Aug. 10 the F. E.
kcursions tickets to
iua at one fare for
Bts good returning
IF. PoSnus, Ant.
I a competent drug-
I will give my
V'tice of medicine.
f or night.
JV, E. Briikjman.
the Bank of liar-
another column is
Jtoth for the bank
.deposits show that
I confidence of the
My who took our
ie road between our
known and he will
by returning he
nty Lumber Co.
nin we publish a
Raum before the
ill was omitted last
If all the work
character of the
eber and Raum a
would be accomp-
i in town Monday.
coining out finely
hail storm which
a couple of weeks
rt is made of the
k. Where it was
eal of damage was
cfcps bid fair to en-
outing party were
and Prof. Bruner
purchase them. lie
by Miss Gere. Miss
Sund, all walking t,he
I sixteen miles in the
Jlng here before noon.
the . part of a college
city girls indicates
vrse to physical ex-
oil toot to .try and
people to lay a pipe
to the stock yards
that , shippers can
tO looil. Than I.
V Bearer than Lusk
: t An-
k xoraetiniei on
Salt $2.60 jr barrel at
GBISWOLD & MARSTELLER'a
-Be sure to attend the meeting next
, "toesday to arrange for the exhibit at
tlie fairs.
Dr. Bridgman rerts tiie arrival of
a new girl at the home of Leslie Crane'
on last Sunday.
-Last week T. O. Williams completed
a well for John Corbin. It i i.-.n rt
-ep and lias 53 feet of water in it.
-The haymakers say tliev iret the
best returns for their labor of any year
since the settlement of the county began.
Judge Bartow sends word that dis
trict court will convene on August 3d
instead of the 1st as was staled at first.
Rev. Glasner will preach at the
lurch on next Sunday 11 a. in., and at
the school house in district No. '.il at 3
rn.
-From the number of trips the olli-
cials' car makes up this line of late it is
evident something is going to be done at
the west end.
-T. O. Williams brought his well
11 to town on Saturday and some one
appropriated altout three hundred feet of
rojie lielongihg thereto.
The last quarterly meeting of the M.
E. church will be held at the church on
luHsday Aug. 2d at 2:30 p. in. Presid
ing Elder Julian will be uiesent.
W e are in receipt of the sieed pro
gram of the Chadron Driving Park Asso
ciation which will hold its first meeting
at Chadron Aug. 11, 12 and 13. The
purses aggregate $2,200.00.
The reports show that in the seven
surplus corn states the decrease com
pared to last year is 13,972,571 acres.
From that it is safe to infer that there
will not be any great surplus this year,
riof. C. E. Holmes, formerly of this
place, has been elected professor of
Greek in an academy at Lincoln. He is a
young man of ability and his friends are
glad to know that he is climbing the
ladder of fame.
Nice samples of the growing crops
are being brought to this office and w
want our friends to keep right on bring
ing. We want them "fiere so that when
people come from the east we can show
them what is produced here.
A communication was sent to Lin
coin in regard to a statement made by
Prof. Leach before the institute whic
put that gentleman' in a false light. The
communication was published in the
Slate Journal. A statement signed by
the county superintendent and thirteen
of the teachers was sont down correct
ing the first statement and setting Prof,
Leach right and tliat was published in
the State Journal of last Sunday.
In another column appears a call by
II. W. MacLachlan, secretary of the
county agricultural society, for a meet
ing of the members of the society and
all others interested to take steps for ex
hibits at the county, state and world's
fair. This is a matter of importance to
all. For three Sears exhibits have been
made at the state fair under bad circum
stances and now with an era of prosper
ity shining on the county an exhibit can
be made that will bring about practical
results. A large number should be in
attendance at the meeting next Wednes
day.
Among the putltig party from Lin
coin was Prof. Woods, and he stopped off
at points along the Elkhorn to make up
a crop report and did not arrive here
until the Saturday following the arrival
of the rest of the party and left for camp
with James Nolan about 6 o'clock of the
same evening and after spending the
night with Mr. Nolan, walked a co"uple
of miles to the camp on iindtfy morn
ing. On arriving there he Totind that
Prof. Bruner and J. B. White had left
camp the evening before and walked to
Harrison, a distance of 10 miles, in an
swer to a note, purporting to be from
him stating that he was sick at Harrison
and asking that some of them come and
take care of him. The note was signed
"F. M. Woods" which afe the initials of
his father. The note and signature Was
a forgery, some one having seen the ini
tials on a grip which Prof. Woods'
brought with him, had thought to be
smart and play a joke on the party, and
had written the, note and sent it to the
camp. Whoever wrote trie note nau me
satisfaction of knowing that ho caused
two of the gentlemen to tramp to town
and of causing the rest of tlie party to
spend a night of uneasiness, and by this
time lie quite likely knows that the pco
ple of the town and community very
severely condemn and such silly, hair
fcraloed,' contemptible work. The parly
from Lincoln are siiendiil a good many
dollars with our merchants and others
4 If they have a pleasant time other
fHtmwlll likely come hem and it will
P source of pleasure and profit to
J" Ptople and all who are possessed of
What It Shows.
The institute which closed last week
as a record tliat is interesting in many
ways, and as there is no better index to
community than the condition its
schools and educators it may be of inter
est to note some of tliem.
The enrollment this year exceeded tliat
oi any previous year in the history of
tlie country, which indicates a growth in
the schools, and as a number of those in
attendance who did good work are the
product of the district schools of the
county the fact is apparent that the
schools of Sioux countv are. as rule.
well conducted.
The visit of Slate Superintendent
oudy, was another new feature in the
nstitute work of Sioux county and the
leasant, earnest, business-like and
holarly address by that gentleman
eased, instructed and encouraged the
teachers, and made them warm friends
of the head of the educational interests
of the state.
The lecture of Prof. Frank L. Fergu
son, of ths Chadron Academv was of a
harder which awakened new thoughts
ind opened new fields of labor for the
educators of the county and there is no
piestion but good results will follow.
The teachers showed a more lively in
terest in their work than nrevailed at
my previous institute, and Prof. Leach
nformed us that the examination papers
.bowed a higher per cent, to prevail
among the applicants, and an increased
number of lirsl and second grade certifi
cates were earned, which goes to show
that the schools of Sioux county will lie
tetter taught in future than they have
been m the past.
It was noticeable in the work of Prof,
Leach that he keeps right up with the
:eneral progress of school work in all its
epartments and he is fully abreast of
the times. This is the third vear he has
been here as an instructor and a large
majority of the teachers asked that he
be secured next year, which is a compli
ment to him and his methods. State
Superintendent Goudy also stated that
lie found that good work was being done
and coming in upon them at an unex
pected time gave him an excellent op
portunity to judge.
With the better qualifications pos
sessed by the teachers and the general
prosperity of the people throughout the
county, provision should be made by the
country districts to pay wages which
will warrant teachers in properly pre
paring themselves for their work.
Moore & Scott, tho well-makers,
have a card in this issue.
Parties are making arrangements to
build a grain house on the track and be
ready to buy the wheat ais soon as it is
ready for market. Work ie; progressing
on tlie new road so that by the time tlie
crop is ready for market the road will be
in shape. Whoever buys grain here
should make it a point to give tlie high
est price the market will admit. Last
year wheat sold as high in Har
rison as it did about 200 miles
east of here and if tlie place gets a good
name as a grain market it will draw
people for a long distance in each direction.
Important Mooting
There will be a meeting of the Agri
cultural Society at the court house in
Harrison on Wednesday Aug. 3d at 3 p.
m., for the purpose of arranging exhibits
for the county, state and world s lair.
All interested are invited to be present
whether members of the society or not.
H. W. MacLachlan, Sec'y.
KEl'OKTOKTHK CONDITION
OF THE
BANK OF HAKRISON
At Harrison, in the Blate of Ncluwka, at
the close of business July 12.
HESOUKCtS.
,,un,l discounts - .'
Overdraft, wrurort and unsecured
Hue from Stale KnnkHuml tmnkiTH
K,.l estate, furniture nml fix turns
( lllTOllt P-XIKMIW UM 1U'" I"""
Cheeks and other asli Items
ItillHOI oilier minx - -fractional
paper currency, nickels
specie
172 M
2!lS :
1,IM5 M
1 ,IH 25
Ml 72
2IW 00
45
. 4H 50
. 1,H( OQ
IVi'J 80
Total
, . I.I.Ulir.lTIKS.
Cii)l'al stock Phki in -- -
rilCllVHICU pillllin- -
Individual deposits mibloi
i......,wl iH.rtlllcates of de:
Time, certificates of deposit
IltllH payauio
T..ttll
STATE OF NKRKASKA, COUNTY OI "'' T '
i Y'luis F Verity, cashier of the iinove
uni'n .1 tank :, rf Sl.-n.nly swear thut the
JikIvo statement is true to the best of mj
knowledge and belief. (,HA8 Ki V)i,Ty.
X. SubscrllKxI and sworn to before
BI.-AL me this aHi t'y f J"lv' m
""""" Notary IMblic.
j.-,,iinfl no
I,:i72 M
set to check H,7(B 40
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fill,!!) SO
Hherlll'S Sale.
Notice Is befeby Klven that by virtue rifnri
execution issued byConrad I.lfi lernan ( lent
ofTh" district court In a"" "Sli
Ncbr., in favor of Anltman, .Miller "'"
in. on Mon.lav, the 25th day r "'"'X' Slfi...
llVnvlll
mime v". ..... .,.
offer for sale at pni
ciuimv
lluckeyo
. 1 d IJ1WI! If Ml)
!S r3 one Keystone hay rake taken on
rl;..,.i,i n. the nronerty ofsaiuO. L.
PERSOXAL.
Mrs. C. Christensen was up from An
drews last Friday.
Miss Eva Conner arrived from Califor
nia last Friday evening.-
Mrs. Don M. Weir was an east bound
passenger Monday evening.
W. T. Brown and J. A. Hanson were
down fron the west on Sunday.
J. IL Cook and T. B. Snyder were at
Crawford the first of the week.
W. E. Jones was over from the north
part of the county on Tuesday.
John Dunn called on Saturday and
gave us some cash on subscription.
Prof. Bruner went to Lincoln Monday
evening and is expected back to-morrow.
AlLawlereame down from Montana
last week to visit his family for a few
days. Mrs. S. C. D. Bassett arrived home the
last of the week after quite a prolonged
absence.
Miss Pontius and Miss Shaw went to
Whitney Thursday evening to visit
friends.
Mrs. E. W. Daily came from Crawford
yesterday to visit at Agate Springs for a
few days.
(leneral Superintendent Hughes and
l)iv. Supt. Harris made a trip over this
line last week.
Of. W. Cobb was over from Antelopie
precinct last Thursday and made a pleas
ant call at this oflice.
John Plunket returned from Chadron
last Saturday where he had been em
ployed for some time.
Win. Noreiseh was in town Monday
and called at this office. He says his
crops are looking (hie.
Prof. Leach having completed his in
stitute work left for his home at Lincoln
on Saturday evening.
R. L. Osborne arrived from Gretna,
Neb., on Tuesday to take a position in
Bridgnian's drug store.
B. B. Smith was in town last Thurs
day and let the light of his countenance
beam in our oflice for a short time.
Mrs. Anderson, who has been the guest
of her brother, G. W. Hester, for some
weeks left for home on last Monday.
Notice to Land Owners.
To All to Whom it May Concern :
The commissioner appointed to establish a
road commenciiiK at the northwest corner
of sec. 9, Two. SI, li. 57; thence running two
miles east, tlienco diagonally to a point if
mile west of tile quarter corner between
sections 11 and 12; thence one mile south;
thence ii mile cast; tlienco H mile south;
thence X mile east; tlienco diagonally to
tin. niitivtivr corner between sections 24 and
in, tbtnee M mile south; thence one mile
east; tneneo one mile south; thence- one
mile east ana there terminaung lias re
ported in favor of the establishment thereof
and all obtections thereto or claims for
damages must be (lied in t lie county clerk's
olliee on or before noon of thu 15t h day of
October, IH'.k, or said road will be established
without reference thereto.
Conrad I.indeman,
40-49 County Clerk.
Notice to Non-Resident Defnuilunts.
Louis Fischer and Mrs. Fischer, his wile,
Christian name unknown, will take notice
that on the l:lth day of July, KW2, the Ameri
can Investment Company, plaintiff herein,
filed its petition in tlie district court of
Sioux county, Nebraska against John I.
Davis, Louis Fischer and Mrs. Fischer, his
wife, Christian namo unknown, defendants,
tlie object and prayer of whicli are to fore
close a certain mortgage executed by John
I. Davis and Alice A. ilavis to W. L. Telford
upon tlie S. W. !4 of Sec. 32, Twp. .12 N. Kge. 5i
W. in Sioux county, Nebraska, to se
cure the payment of a promissory note
for 575 dated September 7, 1SS8, due five
years from date, and interest at the rate
of seven per -cent.- per annum, pay
able semi-annually, as evidenced by ten in
terest coupons for if'20.13 each, and ten per
cent, after maturity. The plaintiff is the
owner of said interest coupons which be
came due on the first day of July, Mil and
the first day of January, lsii2, and there is
now due the plaintiff on said interest cou
pons and mortgage ami for taxes paid by
the plaintiff on said land the sum of H50.35
with interest at tlie rate of ten per cent per
annum from tlie first day ol July, 18S2.
Plaintiff prays that said premises maybe
decreed to lie sold subject to the principal
sum of $575 and interest coupons maturing
after January I, 1S(I2 to satisly the amount
due plaintiff on said interest coupons.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 21 day of August, 181I2.
American Investment Company,
' By W. W. Wdoi), .- Plaintiff.
Its attorney. 44 47J
First publication July 14,
THE
IMPORTED PERCHERON.
STALLIOS,
BARBARIN
10256. 1 10135. j
Will make the season of 1892 at my
place on Wavbonbet creek 3 miles west
of C. F. Coffee's.
Description and Pedigree Barbarm is
a black-gray, star in forehead; foaled
March 27, 1886; imported 1888; weight
1,800 lbs. Bred by M. JJorchene, Com
mune of Cotilogncs les Sablons, De
partment of Orne. Got by Roullard
18138, he by Favori, belonging to M.
,. Champeon; dam, Traniquille 10184.
TERMS: -18 for the Season, Payable
in Advance.
410 ,iiira in 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 lie taken to prevent accidents
but I will be responsible for none.
'A, W. 'MOH'R, Ownere
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE,
DEALER IN-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Groceries, Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Gaps, Furnishing Goods
and Crockery Sold at
LOWEST GASH PRICES.
FAIR f HONEST
TREATMENT GUARANTEED.
The Celebrated "TAMBOR MAJOR"
Cigar for Sale.
CALL f GET ! PRICES.
MacLACHLAN & COOK,
Proprietors
GEO. tf. TURNER,
DEALER I3ST
(General Merchandise
Groceries, Dry Goods, Furnishing
Goods, Flour and Feed
:and a fvj.jl 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,
H. TXJRNBR.
BUY
THE HORSE'S
TIIE CHAMPION WAGON
Will guarantee It to please or
no iMle. No whipping: of
tongue, and no side draff
no matter .now rough the
road. Parts peculiar to
the Champion warran
ted tor three year.
Write at once tor
prices, term and
agency to ... .
Jouet Otrowdridge
h FRIEND J
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ijpie and all who
VUM tooro to do w
Culun.l.laaii.l M. I., ol"''"''!";
sense and cour-
1MM.I iu. ... r- S,;iff,
iucb an act.
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