The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, October 05, 1893, Image 1
County V TOL.6. H-ARISOIET, NEB.. OCT. B, 1803. 3STO. Sioux 1 HE 3 OURNALo THE SIOUX COUNTY " 6 L. I. SUhmm. E41tor a4 Preartetar. f. E. A If . V K. K. Time Uble. Going Wert. OoliurKaat. Mo. i. mixed, 11 :li Ho. (, mixed.. 6rK HARRISON MARKET. Wheat per bube , ... .,, OaU per baabeL 10 Oorn per bnaheli borto-Der hundred 1 0 1 00 Bran nerftundred t feed chopped per hundred . Potatoes per bushel . Batter per t Egge per do.. Poultry per doz . ... Oulone per Beans per Coal per ton , i eo is 10 1 40 tx 90 s SO wood per cord. ' Lumber native per rn. ft . WCorrected every Thursday. 15 00 H. A. Priddy is on a hunt and W. E. Moore presides at the forge. October was hustled in with a roar and a little snow fell on Sunday but it amounted to nothing, G. M. Burson and D. A. Publow were up from Cottonwood the first of the week on business, t-WAirrRD One hundred bead of cattle to winter. For terms call on me at my place northwest of town or ad dress me at Harrison, Nebr. Geo. Olinokr. -Arrangements are being made to construct a private telegraph line from the depot and Griswold & Marsteller's store so that the boys can practice tele graphy. Samuel Jenkins, practical boot and Shoe maker. Cowboy boots a specialty. Repairing promptly and neatly done. Satisfaction guaranteed, Shop second door south court house. The voters of Andrews precinct are requested to meet at the school house at Andrews on Wednesday, October 11, 863, at 2 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose pf discussing precinct matters, It is expected that school will open again next week. It might be well for the board to make an order that the children in families where the diphtheria has prevailed should not attend school pntil given permission by the doctor. After this month the mail route from Harrison to Story will be discon tinued and that office will receive its mail from Ardmore, S. D. Care should be taken to keep all such things as they help both the town and the country. -r-Charles Schilt received the sad in telligence on Tuesday of the death of his father at Defiance, Ohio, and he lety on $he train that evenipg for that place. It was not learned how long be would be absent. It would be a good plan for the vil lage board to cniplete the repairing of he sidewalk destroyed by rhe fire last fail. As it is now it is liable to cause some one to get hurt who is not ac nuainted with the condition of the walk and then the town will have a bill of fijtfaages to pay. With his usual disregard for the truth Mr. yerity stated in the pop organ that fr. Devenport qf Cjlen was campaigpiDg the county in the interest of Dan Klein fpr county clerk. Mr. Deyenport re guests The Journal to state tbat there is not a word of truth to the statement ppd that Mr. Verity could not have done hta a more unfriendly act'tljan J 4iJ phen. published tnat repon. Conrad and Henry Lindeman and Marcus yaldez fiave secured a bunch of 2 ipeep from the National Sheep and Lw Company. They expect to range um pn Spripg creek. With that num El'gDotf test of the sheep business in thin locality can be made and the ex- jjwnVwillbe watcljed, with a good gff pf interest. Lm. T. Conlev expects to start tompr- eYening for Oklohopia and the rokee strip. He will visit friends in fiiiiritory and will look over the atrip vjjtji a view to locating in some of t&jjfiir cities. The rapid settlement of that country is certain to create a large ggpunt pf litigation and consequently it will aaorq a gooa ppui$ iwf . y-Towpship 88, range 6g, baa been Cottonwood precinct and a precinct created to be called Sugar Loaf bncinct. ana me vuuu fr n Epacct will be "at Adelia. A part pf Point and also a portion of Mont imiH of beiria made ft part ofttw new precinct but the law MI Bliow in as fjw w T " T- Ka fhanrraH nftener I11II1H WUHV , ' , -an poot in three years &nd it baa not -to so long since w wtpw vt? "t ,-Li. Whan the modm time comes PCK80HAU J. P. Cook was at Crawford the Brat of the week. Mrs. H. A. Cunningbam started Thurs day evening for a visit east Jacob Henry was doing business in Harrison yesterday. Mrs.Heatb, a sister of Mrs. J. H. Cook, left for the east Monday evening. Ed. Patrick was in from Rawhide, Wyo., yesterday and called at this office. W. S. Johnson, the White river cheese man, was doing business in Harrison on Monday. L. E. Belden returned from his visit to the worlds fair and his old home in the east this morning. B. F. Johnson returned yesterday from his visit to the worlds fair and his old home in Iowa. J. B. Burke started Monday evening for Lincoln to attend the democratic state convention. D. W. Woody started Tuesday even ing for Lincoln to attend the republi can state convention. Misses Montgomery and Zeigler went to Chadron Thursday evening and re turned Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smiley started for the eastern part of the state last even ing. The latters mother is quite sick. Ed will likely attend the republican state convention to which he is a dele gate. Remember that The Journal office is headquarters for job printing. J. W. Scott is building an addition to his residence north of the court honse. Remember that potatoes and other things for winter use are taken on sub scription at this office. All kiuds of wood work done at Priddy's blacksmith shop, opposite The Journal office. A. W. Mohn expects to go to Iowa in the near future to take charge of his father's business as the latter's health is quite poor, Mrs. E. G. Hough expects to go to Chadron tomorrow evening to see if the oculist there can do anything to relieve her eye which causes her intense pain. The reports from the sick are that all are improving as well as could be ex pected. No new cases are reported so all feel that the worst is past. William Melosh has sold the grain and some Of the stock which be brought here from Seward and he will ship the rest of his goods and he and his family will return there. His family seems to think that this is most too new a coun try to suit them and while we are sorrv to lose them it would be unpleasant to them to remain and be discontented. The change of postmasters at Harri son occurred tbe first of the month, E. G. Hough retirjng and J, E. Marsteller assuming control. W. H. Davis will continue to act as deputy under tbe new official. As soon as tbe details are arranged Mr. Marsteller will move tbe office into the store of Griswol4 & Mar steller, as it can be conducted there with less expense and will also be a conven ience to patrons as it will enable them to gef raaij at any time when tbe store is open. The superintendent of the fish hatch eries writes tbat the fish be will bring to those who have applications in will be from three to five, ipcbes lqng and there will be a hundred in each lot. Those who have applied should be prepared when they are notified of the date he will be here to come and get them. A large can. boiler or tub should be brought by each person who is to get a supply so that they may be taken care of properly. Notice will be given in time so that all can be here ready to get their supply. Commissioner Weber was ud from tbe east part of theVounty the first of the week to attend the meeting of the board and called at this office. It was his first visit to the county seat since he returned from the state fair. He says he is well pleased with the result of the exhibit and that had be known as much afeput the work when he comrneQced as be did when be got through he could have done much better in many ways, Mr. Water like the others believes that now is the time to begin to get ready for next year. A young man bjr tbe name of Theo dore HUIebrand arrived last week from near Lincoln and af ter 'wpiing some wys lopamg RTJF ww country pe con eluded that i waa good fQojjjj) for bJm and he filed on a quarter Motion of land near tie farm of C. t. Scott and be also purcnasea a quarter of deeped land from D. M. Sutton'. He has a. house on pis homestead already and wij remain' here righ. along. H expect (fis brother from Viermany pnween now and aprlpg nd together tbtj W ffl foffofof the Pioira Pharmacy, J. E. PHCT, Proprietor, Pure Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Jap ARTISTS' MATERIAL. School Supplies. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Day or Night, Proceedings of the Republican County Convention, Harrison, Neb. Sept. 30, 1893. The republican county convention was called to order by A. R. Dew, chairman of the county central committee. M. J. O'Connell, of Cottonwood, was elected chairman of the convention and W. H. Davis, of Bowen, secretary. On motion chair was authorized to ap point a committee on credentials, also a committee on order of business. Chair appointed Messrs. Hunter, McGin- ley and Holliogsworth the committee on credentials, and Messrs. Woody, Deven- port and Bigelow the committee on or der of business. -On motion a recess of fifteen minutes was taken While the committees were preparing their reports. Committee on credentials reported as follows: ' We find the following named persons to be entitled to seats in this convention, according to tbe credentials presented: John W. Hunter and John V. t,ber- specher, Bodarc; A. nciiiniey, irving wuson, riuqmng water precinct; F. M. Smith and Prank Tinkham, Five Points precinct; rJ. fc. miley, r. a. uigeiow, w. a. Davis and J. H. Bartell by W. H. Davis, proxy, Bowen precinct; Thos. Devenport and W. S. Johnson, White River precinct; M. J. O'Connell and Nels Rosenburg, Cottonwood precinct; C. B. Holliogsworth. D. . Woody, Hat Creek precinct. ' We recommend tbat the delegates present cast the full vote of the precinct they represent, and further recommend that any person present from precincts not represented be seated as delegates from such precincts- ' On motion the report of the committee on credentials was accepted. On motion A. R. Dew and Leonard Daut were admitted to the convention to represent Warbonnet precinct. Committee on order of basiness re ported as follows: ' 1st Selection of delegates to state convention, ' ' ' v 2d Selection of county central com mittee for tbe ensuing year. 3d Nomination for clerk. ' 4th Nomination for treasurer. 5th Nomiuation for sheriff. 6th Nomination for superintendent. 7th Nomination for juaee. 8th Nomination for surveyor, 9th Nomination for surveyor 10th General business. The report was, on motion, accepted and committee discharged. D. W. Woody and E. E. Smiiey were elected delegates to state convention by acclamation and a resolution adopted that the delegate present at state con vention be authorized to cast the full vote of the delegation, and that no prox ies be admitted. M. J. O'Connell was, ejected chairman of the county central committee for the ensuing year and W. H. Davis, secre tary. On motion it was decided that one committeeman from each precinct be selected and that the delegates from tbe various precincts name their own com' mitteeman, and the result was as luuuma, Bodarc J. W. Hunter. Bowen David Bartlett. Cottonwood Nels Rosenberg. Five Ppinte-Frank TinkhVni; Hat Creek M. C. Doan." Running Water A. McGinley, WarbonDet eTj. Iilcox. -' White River W. & Johnsqn. The chairman of the county central committee was authorized to fill all vacancies on the committee. ' Moved and seconded tbat tbe ra- nuUnder of the order of business be dia- j in. '' j. -i.i..iJ' "lv nanaail wltii. Hapniwl iinnhlmnnalvl On motion the ponveoUop ' adjoufrorL tyBRUSHES. Card of Thanks. The undersigned take this means of returning their most sincere thanks to the friends and neighbors who so kindly came to their aid during the severe sick ness which has prevailed in their family and at the time of the loss of their son, for they fully appreciate that friends in time of need are friends indeed. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bartell. 160 acres adjoining Harrison for sale at a bargain, if taken soon. Simmons & Smiley. For Sale Cheap My residence prop erty in Harrison, or will rent to respon sible party. Mrs. Haas. Dr. Geo, M- Jones, a dentist from Crawford, was in Harrison last Thurs day. He contemplates making regular visits here. The building belonging to H. A. Cunningham and occupied by Sam Jen kins as a shoe shop has been fixed up and made comfortable for the winter. Wanted Salesmen, to sell our; choice and hardy nursery stock. Many special varieties to orfer, both In fruits and or namentals, and controlled only by us. We pay commission or salary, give ex clusive territory and pay weekly. Write us at once and secure choice territory. May Brothers, Nurserymen, eochester. N. . RESTAURANT . AND ' Oyster Parlors, -OF- C. S. SCOTT, Warm Meals at all Hours. Oysters served in any style. Give me a call. 1 door north of the Journal office. J. E. PHINNEY, M. D. . Pjjjsclan and Surgeon. AU palls given prompt attention. Office in Drug Store. HARRISON, - - NEBRASKA. B. L. SMUCK, Fashionable arber& 1-jair Pre$ser, One Door South of Bank of Haulgop. OPEN 8UNDAV FROM 9 TO 12. RAZORS AND SCISSQRS PPT TO ORDER. Giro ! ne t ' Call, DO YOU WANT WATER? See the 'Old Reliable1' WELL DRILLER, T. O. WILLIAMS, Htrrison, ; ' Nebraska.. MCGINLEY STOVER, " Harrison, Nebi. own following brand; -THE COMMERCIAL BANK. (ESTABLISHED 1888.1 Harrison, Nebraska, B. E. Bkkwbtlb, President. D, H. GRI8WOLD, Cashier, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $50000. Transacts a General Banking Business. CORRESPONDENTS; American Exchange National Bank, New York, United States National Bank, Omaha, First National Bank, Chadron, Interest Paid on Time Deposits. WDRAFTS SOLD ON ALL PARTE OF EUROPE. You a Want a Good Cook Stove 60ISVJ0LD Hi UAQSTELLEQ Haye Ju$t Received a Number of These Stoves. COME AND LOOK AT THEM. They Have also put in the Largest Stock of General Merchandise, ever brought to Harrison which they are selling at lowest living rates, Qome and see us before yon buy, GRISWOLD ft DARSTELLEfl. PATEITS FOR INVENTIONS! 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