he Sioux
County
Journal
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VOL
H-ARISONV NEB.. JLTJO. 24, 1893.
THE SIOUX COUNTY
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1. K. A M.VB.B. Tlaetable.
Goto Wtrt. OoU East.
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HARRISON MARKET.
Wht-peT buahel
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Cora per bushel..
hundred 1
Bcan-per hundred
rMdekopped perbondrad
rottoe per txubel ,, r
Batter par
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rVroltry per doz..
Onion per -.
emu-par -.
Ooal-per ton......
wood per cord.
Lumber uurt-per m, ft, ...... ,t
"Corrected every Thursday.
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Harrison needs drug store.
What are you going to contribute to
tbe state fair exhibit?
Old papers for sale at The Journal
office. 5 cento per dozen.
If you want to sell your land, list it
with Simmons & Smiley, real estate
agents.
ana Airs w. a. Hough occupy
the rooms formerly occupied by Mr. and
- Mrs Q. H. Turner.
For rent or sale at a bargain, a btwi
Mas lot and building in a good location
Win Harrison. SuoioNS & Smiley
r Mr. and Mrs. Qriawold h&va mnvari
into the Jameson bouse from their farm
west of town,
' All kinds of wood work done at
priddy's blacksmith shop, opposite The
Journal office,
3. H, Cook shipped four car loads of
cattle from Andrews on Tuesday. The
cattle in this part of tbe country are in
floe condition.
Don't forget to write to your friends
in the east and tell them to come out on
one of the harvest excursions and
Doot fail to have something here on
September 5th to help make up tbe ex
hi bit to go to the state fair. Bring the
best you have and plenty of it,
Take out a policy .in the Preferred
Mutual Accident Association. It Is
cheap and reliable. ' L. J. Simmons,
' ' ' Agent
f F Sale or Trade tor Stock -My
saloon business, bar fixtures and stock,
X, RKKBTBN,
Harrison, Nebr.
-Don't forget to collect something to
help out tbe state fair exhibit When
you find anything suitable put it away
carefully and notify the committee that
you will have it here on the appointed
day to be loaded into the oar.
Rev. Glasner will preach next Sun
day at the church in Harrison at 11
o'clock and at the school bouse in dis
trict No. 81, south of town, at $:80 in
the afjtepoon.
Wanted One hundred head of
cattle to winter. For terms call on me
at my place northwest of town or ad
dress me at Harriaoa, Nebr.
, Gso. Omnger.
It is rumored that some of the
stockholders in the old Herald company
contemplate iuvestigating a little to see
. what became of their interest when the
editor sold himself to the pops last fall
mot took the Herald plant with him.
. Srauck has just completed a
! feet which has not cost
him a dollar except in work. That is one
Of tbe things people should opt forget to
tl their friends about in regard to- this
oouotry. Tbe huikling logs, poyts and
ftief to be bad here far the Imuliuggoa
way toward making a home.
We are In reoeipt of a letter from
Qm Walker who ia now engaged in
ttw Pfaotios of law at Casper, Wyo.
WBton tays be ia doing well, miii
niftier and bis yean of experience will
help him to succeed in his work. All
Screen doors at the lumber yard.
Remember that The Joins al office
is headquarters for job printing.
160 acres adjoining Harrison for sale
at a bargain, if taken soon. .
Sonforo A Smiley.
A regular meeting of tbe Harrison
W. C. T. U. to be held in the M. E.
church Friday Aug. 25th at 3 p. m. All
members are cordially invited to be
present Mrs. W. O. Uiasner.
Samuel Jenkins, practical boot and
shoe maker. Cowboy boots a specialty,
Repairing promptly and neatly done.
satisfaction guaranteed. Shop second
Vr south court house.
I-W. F. Shepherd- received a
spring wagon tbe first of the week.
Such things are -very convenient when
people have a good distance to come to
town.
TIM horse belonging to N. L. Tipton
which broke ita leg some time ago has
so far recovered that be now stands on
the leg and will soon be all right The
leg will be but slightly blemished.
When Charles Weaver had bis hands
examined by a doctor it was found that
instead of being poisoned as he supposed
be had a felon on tbe middle finger of
each hand. They were lanced and are
getting better.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
M. E. church for this charge will occur
on September 3d. The services will be
held at Plimpton's grove and will open at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Rev. T. Elken will
be in attendance.
-Mrs. Lewis Gerlach will leave this
1N"0. CO.
PEBSOHAL.
eat
1 ! HAM WW OK
VI -? &muc
VytableUbya2l
week for Iowa with the little boy. The
visit to Crawford did not satisfy them
and the parents have decided to take
him east for medical treatment. It
hoped that their efforts will be s
cesgful.
H. H. Everet arrived from Lincoln
last week and will spend some time
this part of the state in geological work,
He has gone to the vicinity of Adelia to
begin operations. None of the other
state university people will be here this
ear, as Chicago lias greater attractions.
It was hoped that a new site for the
school , house would be secured before
tbe opening of school but that seems to
be out of the question. It would be a
good plan if tbe school board would
have some strong railings put up at the
sides of the steps leading to the entrance,
It would cost but little and children
ould be less liable to get injured,
Buff Coffee will ship two car loads
of cattle this Week. He will load at
Andrews as the water there makes it
much more convenient For lack of
water at the stock yards here a great
deal of stock is loaded at Van Tassell and
Andrews which should be loaded here
and an arrangement should be made as
soon as possible so as to bring the busi
ness here,
J. M. Smiley received word a few
days ago from the superintendent of the
gates of the sUte fair grounds that he
would be wanted during the coming fair
as usual. Mr. Smiley has been era
ployed there for a number of years and
it seems that his services are appreciated
and if he goes down that will make one
more from Sioux county, and while he
will be busy the most of the time he
will have a. chance to get in a word for
his home county once in a while,
It is reported that wolves are doing
a great deal of damage to the stock
along the Running Water. J. W. Ear
nest had a large fine mare killed last
week and some of his horses were attack
ed almost every night aud a number
were killed, He has been compelled to
remove them to prevent further loss.
The excellent work done by Senator
Stewart in the legislature last winter
after his display of interest in the wild
animal bounty during the campaign last
fall certainly must make the stock own
ers reel thankful to him for bis
assistance in the work , ridding tbe
country of the pests.
On last Friday a Que occurred south
west of town which did a great deal of
damage. It was first noticed a little
bops ha will nave continued prosperity after noon and some went out to out it
Ib his paw field of hbor.
On Monday Q. Beinders, C, Chris-
toQKO, J. 0, Keng, H, Konratb, M. Gay
hart and F. Nutto oarae over from Mont
raw and had the papers drawn to begin
tt mwh, talked of case against those
Who are taking water from Hat creek
and lta tributaries for irrigating pur
oasv There are about thirty defend-
out and it was supposed to he under con
trol when It broke but afresh and a party lerly would command good
went out from town and it was all ex
tinguished. It destroyed a quantity of
bay for A. Haaeslqujst, Robert Wilson
and W. O, O'Connor and also burned a
bay rake belonging to Mr. Wilson and
burned ovr a large area, destroying a
great deal of feed, There is no feed to
Mt named in the pleadings and the die- I spare In this county and people should
Kpt court will M asked to rwt al be very careful about fire. The laws m
WWforary mndm w restrain to regard to ttw setting of Ores are pretty
fefsjtfMfai from Trtwf the water severe and if psocue get after any one
ffcfu the natural olsMwstv It if stated for setting a fire it woujd make blm pay
tftfraat deal of iMxmrefiieara& dearly for the work, The ssttlers
fTO aufiaf mi eeeu caused w man
J. W. Hunter was at the county
yesterday.
E. J. Wilcox was in from Warbonnet
on Saturday.
Josh Baker started, for Elk Creak, a
D., Tuesday evening.
M. J. Carroll returned from Hot
Springs, S. D., last week.
County Treasurer Gay hart was in
town on Monday and at this office.
Buff Coffee and C. T. Snyder were at
the county seat the first of tbe week.
J. J. Kipp was up from Bodarc on
Tuesday and called at these headquarters.
Valentine Wohlheter called Saturday
and added bis name to our list of read-
Arthur and Roy Ureen were up from
Roy ville the first of tbe week and called
to see us.
V Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Carlton arrived
from Alliance Tuesday for a abort visit
with relatives.
Geo. H. Turner was in from Antelope
the last of tbe week a called for a. short
chat 'with us.
J. H. Cook accompanied by J. W
Gribbhvot Omaha, made an ajrreeabli
llarthis office on Monday.
Mvinfield Satterlee has been visiting
riends in this locality and returned
his home at Cbadroirlast evening.
Lawson bheldon, of Cass county, ar
rived on Monday to visit H. T. Conley
and Wok after bis real estate interests.
tbe
why you
suppression
one
fire
to
O. B. Tinkham has disposed of his
cattle to Nets Anderson and expects to
start in a short time -for Missouri. The
trip will be made by team.'
The first of the harvest excursions
left the east on Tuesday and any people
coming thereon will arrive - today or
tomorrow. As no one went east to
irk, few are expected to come.
Peter Schaefer. writes that he will
in Harrison within a couple of weeks.
.He will ship some - stock up and will
likely spend tbe winter here. Others
are expected to either come with him or
soon after,
it looks as if it would be necessary
for tbe farmers and stock owners to or
ganize and pay a bounty for tbe destruc
tion of wolves. An arrangement could
oe made so each would pay in propor
tion to the number of head of stock he
owned. In that way a bounty could be
raised large enough to pay men to hunt
the animals and it would not be a heavy
tax on any one of them.
Tho committee have decided that
the car should be loaded and ready to
start for the state fair on Tuesday, Sep
tember 5th. All should bear that in
mind and be on hand on that day or be
fore with anything thn they can gather
up to be used in making up the exhibit
mere should be no .lack of interest in
this work. It is a part of tbe duties of a
citizen and the more there is to take an
interest tbe more there - will be accom
plished and the easier it will be -for all.
Bring your stuff on or before the 5th
day of September.
It is reported that the party holding
the care of the interests of the public at
one of the outside postoffices has been
trapped in opening letters which did not
belong to them and it is said that when
accused of the act it was acknowledged.
The law is very strict in regard to such
matters and such acts are done delibera
tely and it is quite Tikely that the offi
cial will have a chance to bitterly repent
of the offense. People do not like such
work and feel that it is their duty to
bring tbe guilty to justice when they
Jmve the proof."
t The reports from Wyoming
IsVutd; makeit a point whenever the?
I see a fire to go and help put it out and
inoMtyomerc A great ua of tn fraas
I wbkwai destroyed last lrO:J ooald
I bava ba saved if word hr beta sent to
town that help was need! Tim are
r: Ccrtj A7 Occ7 M'yafew who are so las tt
V ; "eJii-Bl V.e)iltAli t. , lift " .... '.. - .
-i bssrt ttt Ttolaitjr of Montrose for!
TtFl m Z KMer. rw that the
tZi pst.fcto fca oeart It will he
crXiacwrta Vt ts aU will
XTvn wfJ rtita tbn fcAT to the
;$lx dr.'.
and
Colorado are that there will be practic
ally no feed for stock there this winter.
A great many homes go through here on
their way east to be sold or find a place
to winter. The result of the oondition
of affairs on tbe western ranges will be
that the stock men will have to either
move their herds or Buffer terrible loss.
Taking al) things into consideration it
looks as if stock which is wintered prop-
prices next
spring and people in this locality seem
inclined to profit by the oiroumstanoes
and are putting up all the hay they can.
Should the winter prove to be a severe
one the bay will be valuable, . f
o-In the bfivsi agrionltural report
from Washing km for July, thirty-five
states make reports, and, of that number
weniy-ewo repen , injury to crops
drouth. There has never been
season when so general a lack of mois
ture has prevailed as baa been the case
this year. The Ohio rlrtr was reported
a few days ago as being the lowest that
has ever been known. Such short crops
and the bad cooditioni of business, )n
general makes the outlook for a great
many people anything but bright Ibe
head of a family who can see bis way
altar to make a living for those depta,
feat upon Mm ft tea oast eigt nwntkj
COttW, he happy, '
Itenu fer flsheraea.
Sewsrd Reporter.
These are a few
should give your aid to
of seines and seining:
Because it is unlawful to use a net
Because fish if protected are a valua
ble food item.
Because one net dragged over
spawning bed destroys more fish at
time than would be destroyed in
years by natural causes. -
Because young fish, too small for use.
are killed by being tanerled in the meslies
and shaken out on the shore.
Because fish of all kinds are taken
when full of spawn thus cutting off tbe
supply of eggs for restocking the
stream.
Because net fishermen and pothunters
are bogs who have not tbe least idea of
legitimate sportsmen,
Because the fish commission is an ex
penses, and their work, if not protected
is a dead loss instead of a profitable in
vestment, as it should be.
If you want
DRUGS, MEDI
CINES,
Family Recipes or
Prescriptions
' SEND TO
GORTON BROS.,
Crawford, Neb.
They will be carefully compounded
by a registered pharmacist and promptly
sent by return mail,
GORTON BROS.,
CRAWFORD, NEB.
00 YOU WANT WATER?
See the "Old Reliable" '
WELL DRILLER,
T. O. WILLIAMS,
Harrison. .... Nebraska.
MCGINLEY A STOVEB,
Harrison, Nebr.
own following brand :
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COMMERCIAL BANK.
ESTABLISHED 1868,
Harrison, Nebraska.
B. E. BRMW8TU,
President,
C, F. Coma,
Vice-President,
D. H. rjRISWOLD, Cashier.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $50 000.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
CORRESPONDENTS:
American Exchange National Bank, New York,
United States National Bank, Omaha,
FrusT National Bank, Chadron.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
ty DRAFTS SOLD ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
You cy Tn-ja
Want 1
Good -T
Cook Hi ;
GfllSUOLD & lflSTELLEfl
Have Just Received a Number of These Stoves.
COME AND LOOK AT THEM.
They Have also put in the Largest Stock of
General Merchandise,
Hardware
L. E.BELDEN& SON,
VVagon and Carnage Makers.
Repairing done on abort notice,
flood work and reason able charges,
8hQP south of livery barn.
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. via the
ft. O. UKT, General Manager,
K. C, KOWBQC, J. R. BcCBANAlf,
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ever brought to Harrison which they
are selling at lowest living rates,
Come and see us before you buy.
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