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Sioux County Journal.
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ISTEB.. SEPT. 22, 1892.
nsro. 2.
imH-. F..lllor and I'roprMor.
-Henry Warm-kVx father !,.ft fr the
east Monday evening -.viM, a . ai i1;i( f
; cattle.
! James Nulitti iiaif il.e !ni!,.i,,., ..,
tirtMk an axle of I
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l'ERSONAL.
J. F. t Vok arm ed Sunday from Omaha.
A. If. Iew i' visitini' his wster in
Lincoln
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im nt Ilill.llOr a IeW ll:iVL I r. . .
K0. whi.-h til l,i,n 4 i ,. ir3""" herres vas ,!"lnf' i" War
Judj.re Juhn M. Thurston is to sjieak
ut t'ha.l.on on ,N,t. '27th. Jii.lKe Tlmr
Kton li.ia uatiutial rt-jmtutioii a an or
ator ami it Hill he n treat lor Hie o.le
of that l-K-ulit v and the n j,;itil an prin
ciples will he hel.l up to the people in a
strong and entertaining nianiii :, and the
0iKition will l. prcn soon thin-to
thitji iilx.u t.
IS (w
ow) v, arit-'O on iption ut this
diS.M.t. A first class Imnjo.
at litis ollk-e.
iitrlii
In
.t market pnctw Mtid
Ob a nt Otoikik
Sai.k Set of new ningle liar
Iaiiiire ut RrUi;li Supply House
f. dtlee will make another sh
of cattle from Wyoming next Kun
B. A. I'riddy is building an addition
n-s di m e on his farm northwest o
m uuiility o weiU.ier udh latum v
ling is haul to beat, and the farm
; improving it.
. fiuthrio and S. I Ulery left on
iy to build the new .sdiool louseat
at 1'idge, Wyo.
tor Utiny has our thanks for
water melon. Such things are
j npprei iaU.il hy the printer.
lit S.w.k-Mv ntoik of millinery
lotions.
MltS. It A. (T.NNISOHAM.
,i )inm. I'li-st-class native luinbt
lingles (.(instantly on hand at my
a Kiel Boggv, 1'5 miles east of
u. ,J. K. AitNEit.
klcWWr !ird to 7th inclusive the F.
it V. railroad will sell tickets to
die, Neb., races at $3.45 for round
Tickets good returning until Oe
N!h- E. F. PoNTILH, Agt.
'otiimissioncr Green and O. W. Cole-
:trted yesterday for the Big Horn
where thev exiwet to hunt for
weeK. Others are talking of go.
there later should game be found
ful enough.
leriuan Kroninir was in tow n last
(day and informed us that his oats
kl 40 bushels per acre and his w heat
the!
V (ieorge tiivgor and ( laivi Minehart
were married Tuesday. They are old
resilient s -f rtioux county, and are well
u known in Crawford. They are industri
al ous and deserving and we wish them all
manner of sac ess. They have gone to
Webster county w here they w ill make a
short visit and enjoy a ''covered wagon
wedding tii;ir." Crawfo'il HmimiriuKj.
A Iarpe portion of the material ex
hibited at the state fair from Sioux
county u dl lie used in making no an ex-
'or dibit for the world's fair. The iiualitv
of the products exhibited w as excellent
and all that was laekin was the ipian
tity. Our jieople should liear 1h:s in
mind in future and when they make
selections for un exhibit of any kind,
good liberal simples should be provided.
- (i. Outline has sold his lumber yard
to V. A. Hester and the business will lie
("Uiducte.il by that gent leman it future.
He has already ordered a lot of new
stock unt! intends to keep all that is
necessary to supply the wants of the
e"ple in Hip line of building material.
Mr. Hester is a young man of energy
and well ijualilied for the bnsine sand
we welcome him as one of the business
men of Harrison.
Land seekers are lieginning to arrive
in various parts of the county. Some
come here and olh.-rs locate in parts of
the county some distance from the
count v se.it. The homestead lands ol
Sioux county are a' trading the attention
of those who are paying high rent, in the
east and it will not be long until they
will be settled up. Any one who wants
to get a good home free should not lose
niiah time in gfc'.tioS their selection
made.
spent Sunday with
Is iier ucre". ail of good finality
hs be lias no complaint to make of
alts of his farming.
V
list .Monday A. L. Haumgartner
1 a press, some type and other tna-
to Fairfax, S. U, where nis
Irm law will start a nuer. us.
Karlner left on Tuesday evening to
in e-etfinir (lie new IBIIX-r Started
rison Monday.
Sain Tebliet was in town Monday and
called ;it tbi3 office.
Wni. Iiixoti was i'i town Friday and
called ai this oflr e.
Kolierl Neece came up on the train
yesterday morning.
H. W. MacJ-achiaii was at Fcavvhide
t! ( l.xst of the week.
V. A. Hester adds !,is name to our list
of readers this week.
-Mrs. (i. (i ut brie
friends in the valley
Thomas lx-venport sends us a remit
tance on subscription.
E. (i. Hough enrojl', himself as a
reader of TltK JnfKN.il..
"Attorney Conley went to f'i'awford
Friday on legal business.
W. I. Wright adds ids name to our
ist of readers this week.
Henry Warneke ga'.e us some cash on
subscription last Saturday.
J. M. Smiley, of Sewani is now a regu
lar reader of TlIK J'HHN.M..
J. IS. Courtnglit orders Tmf. J(ifl:NM,
s"iit to him al Milford, Neb.
V. K. Mooi'e inforiiis us that his
mother is ipiite seriously ill.
Job Keel went down tho road Friday
evening and returned ilonday.
(;. W. Stevens orders Tlit Jocks. J.
sent to his father at Kuuxville, 111.
Mrs. W. II. Hough arrived from
Omaha Saturday to visit relatives.
a tmnt wiis made to arrange for
a snecia! train from liere to Chadron yes- Friday for their home in Iowa
. , i... ,r(i-o iiuoiiIh an onnor- M,.! T.indenian accompanied them
teitiay in ("oci iu fe' i jhuj
to hear the joint debate lietween nnne-
head and Kern and get home the same
dav, but not enough could lie induced to
ro to warrant the ordering of the train.
Tlie snea kinsr was no uuum i.,iw.....B
Sioiis foHNly Offcis to S tilers:
Rich soil
Free fuel ,
(iood land
Free lands,
Free posts.
( heap coal.
(Iood roads,
Fine climate.
Mild winters,
Good schools,
Cheap lumber.
Excellent water,
Finest w ild fruits.
Cheap deeded laud,
Fine native lumlier,
Uusurpassed scenery,
(Jood railroad facilities.
HOO.OOO acres of government land,
The finest, richest natural grasses
known,
And oilier advantages too numerous io
mention.
The finest wheat producing district in
Nebraska,
Tell your friends to come and see for
themselves.
FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
All persons linviiiK Dual proof notices In
tlii- )i:i)ier will receive a murkcri copy ol the
piiper mid ant requested to examine their
notice and it imy errors exist report the
same to this ofticr nt once.
Notice lor Publication.
l.iiuil (Itllee nt Chiutroii, Neb., I
Sep. li. Mi--'. i
Notice is lierdiv frlvi'ii that the followiiii;
named settler Inis tiled notice ol his inten
tion to iniiKe Haul proof in support of Ids
claim, um! that said proof will he made be
fore Conrad l.indenuui, clerk of the district
court, at Harrison, Nebraska, on (ictoljer
.'4111, isle!, viz
Saninel S. lleckli'V. ol' (ilcn. Nebr..
who made I're-empliun U.S. No. lilt! for t he
sW i, sW K See. 1(1 and . SWi, and NW4
sW ', Sec. 13, T. :J N. K.I4 W.Oth P. M.
lb- names the follow imf witnesses to prove
. Iiicollllliuous ri'sioencc upon llll'UlllllHl-
I Jr. Uralgman returned Jlonday Irom a hionufsuld land.viz:
llarvcv II. Unssell, John s. I ui Kcr, r.mery
(dlinor, '.lames 1). Johnson, all of (den, Nebr.
Also:
Arlliur Green, ol lio.vville, Nebr..
who made Pre-emption I), s. flipi for the SK'4
sl-;i, si-e.4 and K) NK4 H"d SW ., N K'i Sec.
ii.T.isN. 11. M West lilll 1'. M.
lie iiiuneH tbefoilowiu); w itnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of said land viz:
Irving Wilson, lluxli W. Macl.nehlan,
Mary K. (o-iihani, .John t'. Cook, all of liar
jioii, Nebr.
ld y. II. JllcCASN", Itesister.
visit to Omaha and points in Iowa.
Mrs. 11. T. Conley was taken svereiy
II Sunday night, but is improving,
.?Ir. and Mrs. C. F. oilee returned
from their trip to Omaha yesterday.
Frank !,. Simons writes us to send Tilt:
JornNAl. to him at Hat Creek, Wyo.
John Mo-dey writes us to change his
address to Adelia, he having returned
from Cambria.
Mrs. L. C. Pollard, who had be-n visiter-
her daughter, Mrs. II. T. Conley, left
last. l '."di" -'iVeniHK for ome.
Tlic relatives of County Clerk Linde
lan who have lieen visiting here left on
Miss
Closins
fOut!
Commencing Monday, Sept.
19th, we will sell out our
entire stock of Groceries,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Furnish
ing Goods at
Cost
Prices!
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE
BARGAINS.
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and without having any repo.L
Jm it-VAb ventures the suuemem, t.u.v
Whitehead held iis own against tne ca -
nmitv howler who is afraid of Ins reeoui.
Not miichhas.bee.i said of Joe Hart-l-ilelv.
but the Tribune has good
ley
reason to believe u
ground every day in Ins canvass , or tne
state treasurership. Mr. Bartley on
ni,. dean man in every way,
exceeunio'j -
just such an one as you might expert ,to
find occupying so impo.t..-
i i (..noum-ee As he sroes aoom. me
ae ale , wmu.
3tute extending his acquaintance it w ill
V.. . , , : t r..r the (..crease his certain majority, We is the
ryTlinX; and starts of men people believe ip.-Fremont
eniugfor the extern part of the Trib,w
Hierehewill visit for i "-"
ttftinr- fo eonference. He does noc
whether he will I returned to
lace or not.
I ... .AW1
Jhile Rey. and Mrs- Olaoner
-on In Box BW Jo. ,
ysagothey went outtoU, ay
Dn was with them
I fell, striking t"e
j....i .niiirinirln'm-
j(,S USD Ol upi'v,"'-
-It is reported that the farmers on
indinn creel; are nrenarinir to srreatlv in
crease the crop acreage next season.
What is true of that locality will likely
be true all over the county.
Joseph Stastny will this week finish
cutting grain. He began about Aug.
6th and will have cut 460 acres of grain
this season. If any one can beat that
ecord we should like to. have them re
port.
XL i.blicsn state central com
WhatHon. J.L.Cald-
1mZm 4 Harrison onFr,Say
C her 80th. Mr. Caldwell is one of
r .Mken in the state and he will
Q audience, regardless of party.
r mm.
Inmr time Mrs. John Corwn
i : n i lii, i-hpiinriiL.
invauu i-ttuo -v -
FA few dav ato Mrs. Alex. Ixiwry
a pajier and secured sulficient
,to purchase an invalid chair for
Wed lady and in future she will
) comfortable. Mrs. Lowry is to
jnended for Uie interest taken in
r Swi'X County Jolrnai- pub-
jt Hnrrlnon by L. i. Simmons,
d iu fourth year ant week.
Ur wan Ktationed at Pine RidKe
ln 8 and pnstted along the
Mm mm w Harrison many times
jrm wen nwae It Uralr lionie.
HI ifftrden not of tha north-
oT tlie state. The ioieer
tiro. Himmons, who is
V. Cassel and Frank Stratton
got mixed up about some aamage ..one
by stock and the former had the latter
arrested on a charge of horse stealing.
a ... .-ra nt was issued and Stratton ap-
indcre Marker on Saturday and
waived examination and the case will go
to the district court. It seems Cassel
had taken up some horses owned by
stmHon and was holding uiem lor
damages and the owner, come and took
them out of the Kirn without seining
the damage, hence the legal proceedings.
Tha somewhat noted case of Wessel
vs. Sioux county is again being brought
up. It seems that the county board re
considered and cut down one of the
claims held by Wessel and now his at
torney asks that the county commission
ers, clerk and treasurer be punished for
contempt on court. It would lie a great
joke should those officials lie invited to
visit the supreme court, but it is hardly
likely that any Hiich thing will occur.
It is to be hoped that the end of the old
claim matters will be reached in Sioux
county.
vThe wolf hunt hi Wyoming started
An Monday. A laree number of men
and dogs engaged in the sport and it is
onilfl likIv many of the pests will be
killed before the chase is ended and stock
Ml
' (Jraininercy Items,
Jim Nolan is in the neighborhood with
his threshing machine. After threshing
nt Due Hamlin's Friday thev broke down
w hile moving so will be delayed a few
days.
Mrs. Emma Crane and Mrs. Lizzie
Davis spent a few days last week visit
ing friends on Pleasant Ridge. They re
port crops not as good thereas last year.
A light frost visited these parts doing
some damage.
Haying is over with and all seem to be
well prepared with feed for the winter.
John Warn is our new mail carrier; he
having lately arrived from Iowa.
Z. G. Deuel and Albert Erdmann are
out on a hunt.
People are busy so items are few.
O. L.
owners will not lose so many young nni
mnls as thev have in the past. The in
V"COW faanlix" Ik.1.1 full wnv lntion is to have a hunt in this locality
Sole rKOD. tul th rnnd iiin-nt I in the near filturo, but the exact date
hn not been decided on, . It will likely
be in about two weeks and due notice
will be given so that all may engage in
the hunt who, desire. It in important
.ft... .ft.- i ft. I-MI ..1 ..ll'.... Il. ,.nut
Wftni isnun "m nin itijr VI uc- I UWl UN WOlVWt go KIIK1I Ull an uirj "
I urosner like a.uwwi tree. I the atoelc iim JuMuiiwW r.rikd-li.rsoftch
Mied feHow aed worthy of auc-1
Notice
A called W. C. T. U. meeting will lie
held Sent. 22nd at 2 p. m., in the M. E.
church. Otlicers and members please at
tend. Our reports must he ready for the
state convention, which meets at Grand
Tshmd Oct. 4. 5. 0 and 7. We wish our
L. T. L. to become auxiliary to the state.
0. E. Glasskr,
Fres. 17th Dist.
'otlee.
All nersons owing us are requested to
call and settle their account, as we are
closing out, preparatory to removal.
Ranch supply iioisk,
MacLachlan & Cook, Traps.
.Vntice to Niin-Uesiilciit Hct'emlitnts.
Jolm I). Itielinrds anil J. I,. Crown, as
sijnee, ilefeiuluuts, will take notice Hint
siiliiniiV. liencli, plaintiff, 1ms llleil n peti
tion In the district court of Sioux comity,
Nebraska, slfininst saitl Uefcndunts, tlieoli
teet mid prr-ver of wlilcti are to foreclose a
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anil interest, on the east halt ol HontheiiHt
quarter of See. 18, and southwest iiinrterof
sonlluvest iiinrler of Sec. 17, and northwest
quarter of northwest quarter of See. 20, nil
in township :w, north of riuu,'c fi:), west ; given
by John I), liiehiirds to Western Kami Mort
gage Co. and assigned to plaintitf, which
iiiortgitge was recorded in book :t, page 1, of
Hie llioi milge iri-um.. iji sum i.,hul. , mm iv,
,l,,'.i,n ilir.i-.,fifl to l,n n first lipn find
said lands sold to satisfy tl ramie.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 21th dav of October. Mtt.
Slt'-WtOl K ,V r 1SIIKK,
14 l'laintitl's Att'ys.
Notice to .oii-I!esi(lcnt Di't'enilitiits.
August Sclmltz, William Scliultz, J. L.
llrown, assignee, defendnuts, will take
notice that Snbina V. lieach, planum, nas
liled a )etition in tlie district court of sionK
county, Nebraska, against said defendants,
the object and prayer of which are to foro
eiose a iiiorteriure dated June 5th, IksS, for
gnoo.OO and in terest, on lot 4, and southwest
quarter ol nqrtnwesi quarter aini west nun
of southwest quarter of sect inn twenty-two
in township thirty-five north .of range litty-fom-
west mid assigned to the, plaintiff,
which mortgage was refolded in book B,
mice 470. of the mortgage records of said
county, and to have the same decreed to be a
nrst lien aim sinq iiohis soiu iu siuii j h-same.
Yon are reoii red to answer said petition
on or before the '21th day of October, ISM.
SPAKOUR It t ISIIKII,
fl-4 l'laintitl's At t'ys.
L. E. BELDEN & SON,
Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Repairing done on short notice.
Good work and reasonable charges.
Shop south of livery barn.
HARRISON,
NEB.
B. E. Brewster,
President.
C, F. Coffee,
Vice Pres.
P. H. GRLSWOLD, Cashier.
Commercial Bank.
INCORPORATED.
A.
General Banking Bus ifiess
-TRANSACTED.-
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED,
DO NOT DELAY.
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE,
MacLACHLAN & COOK,
Proprietors.
GEO. H. TURNER,
(general Merchandise,
Groceries, Dry Goods, Furnishing
Goods, Flour and Feed
IAND A FULL LINE OF:
Harrison,
Nebraska
NORTH
00 TO THE
Ice Cream Parlor,
J. W. SCOTT,
For Ice Cream, Lemonade, Confection
ery, Fruit, Cigars and Lunch, and
The Fruits of the Season.
ne -Door SortU ' M 'l'1 llvm"-
WEST
EAST
SOUTH
lMirclmsc Ticlils and rnnslKli Your Freight
via tlio,
F., E.&M. V. S. C. & P.
RAILROADS.
II. (3. BURT, llenei-.il Manager.
K. C. Mohkhoume, J. R. Buchanan,
C. n"! '"voight Agt. Cion'l Pass. Agt.
OMAHA, NEB,
Hardware, Tinware, Barbed Wire and
Machinery.
Binders, Mowers,
Rakes, Wind Mills, Pumps
and Buggies.
When in town call and see our
M
goods and get our prices.
Respectfully,
GEO. H. TURNER.
IS A MARVEL OF BEAUTY AND
HERCULES
IN HEATING POWER.
ABSOLUTELY air-light; HOLDS FIRE from 12 to 34
hours. Every inch of metal exposed to the fire 13 also
in contact with a rapidly circulating current of air; this
gives tlie R'-eatest possible ECONOMY of FUEL and
EVENNESS of TEMPERATURE.
It enn he run red hot 'without iniurr. and ONE
BLACKING lasts an entire season. It is the
BEST soft coal stove in America; will work every
where and is GUARANTEED TO GIVE SAT
ISFACTION. Enquire of your dealer for it. If
lie does not keep it, write to us. ;
Jouet Stove Works,
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