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R. Time table.'
Urn - Oo,ns
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visiting
HARRISON MARKET.
pr bu.lH-l
p-t bil-li''l --
pel
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per humlriil .-- -
clKJi"i - PT hundred
w-in-r liichcl (new)
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per t-
r-native-IxT in. ft
I, i orrectcd every Thurwlay.
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he r.'.ii during the pw t week will
lots of jiotatoes..'
iiig ir a bundle of jour best grain
o tlic state fair.
E. lire water tjliit .ea a carload of
Mondav evening.
k everv .inner contribute some
ounr.l the slate air exhibit.
.'Iict market priced paid fur
UlU.vr GvniitiE.
airy a lull nneoi larm machinery
Q. II. Tl KMX
vc von got something' fur the
ur esiiiww ii is nine io onng u
It & Bobnert liave gone to I'leas-
ge to int down u well for J. S.
hauler has moved into the
id the rear of the Ranch Stwi.lv
young people enjoyed them-
in a social way at the court house
my evening'.
rains on the Cheyenne & Northern
clayed some days the first of the
y a washout.
ev. Jasner has been ca led to a
pt in Kouth Dukota, but has not
U '! the pall.
fco rains during the wist week are
k! m having been ouite lreneral all
ie county and did a great deal of
pw is uie time to plow your
V ready for fall wheat. Thesooner
lowed after the eron is olf the
Philips i
J. H
night
-uinnie i. rane was in town on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Rassett
Spring,
J. Ii Aruer and W -
town Tuesday.
Irvine Wilson was up from Kunning
Water Saturday.
H. W. MacLu hlan as at Crawford
tlie lirst of the week.
fieo. I.uufoid was in town Tuesday
the lirst time for several months.
I!. F. Tliomas was down from Wyom
ing to spend Sunday with his family.
J. F, Cook lelim.ed yesterday from
his sepor.il trip to Omaha with cattle.
Mrs. rui returned Tuesday from
her visit to the eastern part of the stale.
Mrs. Freeman and children came up
from Crawford Monday to visit Mrs. F.
W. ISartlett,
C. E. Ciowav was up from the south
part of the counfy oi. Tuesday and called
t this ollice.
Andy Lelan, a friend of August John,
arrived from South Omaha last week
with a view to locating.
U. W. Edwards was here Saturday
oiikin;,' at land with a view to purchas
ing, he was well pleased with the
country and enacts to invest in some
Sioux county real estate.
J. E. Williams who has been the guest
of II. W. MacLachlan for a few weeks
left for his home in Chicago Monday
evening, lie enrolled himsoll as a reader
of Tiik JoniN.U. Iefore departing.
-Once more let us ask if a mill can
not 1 secured? There would be good
money in an investment of that kind for
a practical mill man.
Wanti;i At once, a good kitchen
girl, who can cook, at the Harrison
House. Wagerf, T ir month.
E. Romwer,
-A largo number of circulars describ
ing tins locality have been sent east for
tribution, inviting people to come out
on the harvest excursion and see the
country.
The shipment of cattle from the
west lias iust Ixjirun. It is about a
month later than usual. The grass kept
growing so rank for so long this year
that the beef was too soft to market.
The annual meeting of the W. C. T.
U. of Sioux county is called on rnday,
Aug. 26, at the court house at a p. m.
MliS. BASSETT,
Minsk Smith, Pres. Sioux Co. Union.
Secretary,
It is reported that one of our citi
zens looked out of the window very
.,rl one morninir recently and dis
covered another resident of the place in
the act of extracting milk from one of
the cows belonging to the party of the
iw nnrt. Had the owner of the cow
got dressed soon enough he might have
applied his boot quite effectively.
in Vkii r Siininles.
ie material for the fivhil.ii n n.o
state fair will be loaded on the car on
next Tuesday, August 30ih. Be sure to
bring in something to help make up a
display which will be creditable to the
county. There is plenty of good grain,
grasses and vegetables to make a fine ex
hibit if the farmers will only take the
trouble to bring it in. If you have any
thing good and cannot bring it or send it
in, notify the secretary of the committee
so that it can bo sent for. The exhibits
the two past years have been good, al
though gotten up under difficulties and
this year there is no reason why the ex
hibit should not be a great deal better
than ever before. A 11 that is needed is a
little exertion on the part of each and the
matter will le a, great success. Do not
neglect to bring in whatever you have
and be sure to have it here next Tuesday.
A number of the farmers are ar
ranging to send away and get fall wheat
for seed. One thing that is greatly
needed in this county and that is a better
and purer quality of wheat for seeding
purpose:;. The best results cannot be
expected unless the best of seed is put
into the ground.
To tlie People if Sioux C'oinily.
The undersigned having been appointed
;is a committee to arrange for an exhibit
it the state fair, would urge all to assist
in making the best exhibit possible. We
request that the people make it a point
to select samples of grain, vegetables anil
rasses. Gather all samples just as they
mature and put them away carefully
and notify the committee of what you
have or deliver it at Harrison not later
than August 30l!i.
Arrangements will be made so that
e people can deliver their samples
from White River and Cottonwood at
the residence of M. J. Weler or at Craw
ford. A united effort is desired.
Eli Smith.
M. J. Weber,
F, M. Smith.
Sioux fo'tntjr Oflers to Seniors
Rich soi
Free fuel,
Good kind,
Free lands,
Free posts,
Cheap coal,
Good roads,
Fine climate,
Mild winters,
Good schools,
Cheap lumber,
Excellent water,
Finest wild fruit.
Cheap deeded land,
Fine native lumber,
Unsurpassed scenery,
Good railroad facilities,
800,000 acres of government land,
ine nnest, ricnest natural grasses
known,
And other advantages too numerous to
mention. :
The finest wheat producing district in
Nebraska,
Tell your friends to come and see for
themselves,
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE,
Auction Sale of Slock.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at IJoyt's livery barn in Harri
son, on Saturday, September 3, 1892, be
ginning at 1 o'clock p. m., the following:
One Holstien bull, 3 years old.
Four yearling steers.
2o head of cows, heifers and calves.
Fifteen head of horses comprising
work teams, mares and colts.
Teh.ms: A credit of three months will
be given on approved notes bearing 10
per cent interest. A discount of 5 per
cent will be given for cash.
' T. O. Wiixums.
Excursion Rates to the lilack Hills.
From Aug. 15 to Aug. 31 the Elkhorn
Line will sell tickets to Dead wood and
Hot Springs at one fare for the round
trip. Good for 30 days.
p. F. Pontius, Agt.
For some time something has been
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harvest and the cool killing me cmcucs
been one day last week ms daughter, miss
mrvest. Rosa, discovered two wildcats in the
She took a gun anu shot one of
(hem and killed the other with stones
neither
be material is beinir irot on the
for the new school house at
Ji't Ridge. G. Guthrie has the
pt for building it.
Bakoain On account of sickness
the Harrison House at a har
E. Roiiwkr,
Harrison, Neb.
PIKER. First-class native lumber
ngles constantly on hand at my
East Boggy, 13 miles east ol
in. J. . ABAKK.
f rains of the past week interfered
Pe with the
which has prevailed has
I for the farmers in their
nl,l lvilpr house at the yam.
riswoiu a. juil." - , , T, ,(,
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nearly full grown. Miss DeBock
showed a good deal of nerve in tackling
and getting away with the beasts.
A few days ago some of the railroad
officials were here, accompanied by par
ties from the east, whom it is understood
will erect an elevator at this place in
time to handle the crop of this season.
No work has been done yet but it will be
necessary for them to make a start
pretty soon if they expect to have it
ready by time threshing begins. The
excellent quality of wheat raised in this
locality is bound to attract grain dealers
and will bring the top price in the mar-
(r uw" " ket.
or'HSf' . - ti.:.. A cood deal of water has fallen in
t.
this section of the country during the
past week. A good shower came Satur
day night and another Sunday night and
on Monday night it rained harder than
ever. The corn and potatoes are now all
right and the ground is in such condition
that the farmers can get right to plow
ing and have their land ready for fall
wheat as soon as the crop is off. A
good acreage of fall grain will be put iu
and the farmers will be largely the gain
ers thereby.
The question of moving the school
house is again being discussed. All
agree that the place where.it now stands
is not at all suitable. J. W; Lambert
him n lie red to irive Bround for a school
I house site on the flat just west of the
Ptl Ut an tTnr. i twine ! riniirt hoiim and the district would
Ve a big wolf hunt In tlie near ! profit by tho acceptance of the offer,
Kn. It has been
I ... . . t 1 1, rai vejirs.
imental lor tlie past -ladie,oftheW,C.T.U.arere-
to bePre.sent at the meeting in
Wh Saturday afternoon, Aufe.
Ud to effect a county orgamza-
renorted that extension of the
to Soda W wl' i Z
the near future and hen better
tvifl uo vvv
r
I tTery filed on a quarter section
' past of town the first of the
t It is becoming apparent tliat the
town Will not uei)FuJ
nr.
Hicatioim are that Harrison
good a grain market as can lie
id by the time the, crop is ready
ft the new road will be com
the hill.
I Glasner will preach at the
lext Sunday morning at 11
nd at the school house in dis
(81 at 3 p. m., after which the
ptism by immersion will be
irvest in tlie valley is nearly
I and the crops on the table are
fog put in shock. The grain
as being good with a few ex-
A good deal of smut is found
the wheat and some means
devised to avoid that in fu-
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Mary Rliay and tlie, unknown devisees of
John Sliny, deceased, will take, notice that
on the mil day of April, 18M, tlio American
Investment Company, of Kminetsburg,
lown, pliiintiir herein", lilcd ItM petition in
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of the (ith r
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ls'.ll and the first day of January, 1S02, and
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of September, 1802.
American Investment Comvany,
Bv W. W. W ood, its attorney. Plaintiff.
First publication August 11, 1802. 48-51J
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