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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1894)
THE SIOUX COUNTY L. J. Sronnfloi. Editor and lrojrlftr. F. E.A If.VR. R. Timet Id. Gotn Wrxt Colin Kaxt So. S, mill-.!, .ilt .15 5o. , mlnxl :28 L! , HARRISON MARKET. 0t por "-"' ' 1 Crn per hnhl , , ,, ,t . t, horta per humlrrd . , . Bran xt hnnilrwl . fotatorjtper bimho! ButU-r-pur li EKt(i4-)trr do fuultry per loz . . Onlon iwr ,.. . - BtHllit mt . j Cottl mt Ion SO 40 1 Wl HU 1 M DM so v t go X 4 V 0 00 VI 15 00 Wood jwr ... - tauilwr native per in. ft rt'orroclwl evrry Tburwlay. . i . .. , ' v Remember that The Joiknai. office is headquarters for job' printing. ' ' V, WohMieler wan up; from Giklirii;t Friday and t ailed a( this office. The JorkXAi. and the bnujutio Age, Hoth one year for lfiO cash in advance.' If you want to your land, list it with Simmons & Smiley, real estate agents. ' A) kinds of wood work done at fyiddys blacksmith idiop, opposite TlIK Jocks An ofllce.' ' For reliable, first-class duntaf work of any kind, go to t. J. Gibson, Craw ford, Nebraska. V If you want to learn abouj, irrigii tion mibscril) for tlio hraint ion .1(c. ' Suliscriptions taken at this office. A matrimonial wave seems to have struck this locality. Three weddings to chronicle this wet-k ami two more re ported to be booked for the noar future. A broncho "buster" willi a jag got sngerod at his horse Saturday anil abused the Annual fliniiiefully. Such fellows aught to lx) dt-alt with according to 'aw. Private Jt. t.K. I wish to nI fU my !'OUuho!d noods,' Will sell same w a ately. Call at the house and insjiect ame. ('has. E. Vkhity. Remember tjmtTllE Joi nN Al. cIuIjk ivith almost any publication In the Uuiled States and can mve you money on your reading matter for the ensuing yea r. Samuel Jenkins, practical boot and shoo maker, Coiyboy boots, a specialty. Repairipg promptly and tiity done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Shop second door south court house. STRAYED Front the residence of the undersigned, near Glen, two dark bay niaros, three years old, weight about 1,200 Kjunds, each, branded colt's foot. A lilieral reward wH be paid for infor mation leading to their recovery. .Jaiies T. IIasos, Glen, Neb. paper nipkips for suo at Tjin fOCKNAL Ofllptl. Oil papers fop 4d at JuI'knai. idice. 5 cent pgr dozen. Take out a oliey in (.lie Preferred llntuul Acf'i((!!!t Association. It js pheap uuij reliable. L. J. Simmons, Agent. t-Fo SAI.1..--A first-class Hewing machine, new . Impure at Thk Journal (jflice. The alLentipn of our readers i callei) to the advertisement of Forbes liros., the Crawford clothiers. It will be to your interest, to cal pn them Hit" 't1 -"piw ford. The Hiibscriptiop pareB for idppk in the creamery conipauy are Mill in the hands of the committee. It is important that the farmer take hold of thin mat. ter and see thitt the stock is taken. It is of more importance to the farmers than to any que else and hence lhv should take a more active interest in the work. . Once in a while there is occasion to iBe a place to keep an oil'omj.T against the village or state laws but neither the lounty or village have a place fitted for uch use. It might lie a pi.xl ncheme or thOKe in power to niake some pro iiion by which the ollicers would have lonie show of taking care of a person when it became necessary to arrest. On last Mondav the president of the Hank of Harrison and B. It Cowdery of the atate banking board, arrived and re opened the lnk. The president, John A. Lucas, brought funds with him suf Ocient to poy all depot.itors in full, and ony who have not received what in due tiiein can obtain tiie name by calling at ih bunk. It i desirable to collect nil jutstanding notes held ly Ihu Ixink, and All who have .received iiccommoda.tions 'a the past are reqiMtl to call and pay the wimo as soon as po'isible. All are lad to find thut no one loses any money i the result of tlte closing of the lunk. Former residents of Harrin who i8 now living in Clindren seem to lie etting to the front In city politic. C. '. Jameson hns'lieen nominated for 'ty treiuurer aud W. R. Smith is on the tint ticket as a candidate for alderman The eople of this locality need not nd far for anything in the linn of tail" ring. J. Cerny, the inen.-liant tailor of 'raw ford, can give thnm just as goml ttafactlon an any one in the east and it ill keep the money nearer home, tie im 4mm Work for m and we know what 4f art tftiking nhout. TAKE JiOTH'E. All HTM)iig indebted to The Jocrnal oo any account and all indebted for subtfcription to the Iiulejwrulent are urged to call and settle at an early date. We desire to liave a settlement with every one on our books and want to raise funds with which to meet our bills. If you cannot pay cash, notes on which we can get money will be acceptable. Do not delay this matter as it deserves vour immediate attention. PUBLIC SALE. The undersigned will sell the follov.' ing' "prorty at the place formerly owmed'ljy hlni near IJODAnC, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1H94, beginning-at' tfi o'clock, a. ni.: 2 larjje work teaAis, 2 4-yeai -old geldings, r 2 saddle' marts. '' ' 9 3-year-old geldings, 1 set heavy double harness, set light double harries, 1 set sirigle liarness, 1 hindur, cultivator, plow, road ulrt, broad cast seeder, household goods and furni ture and other articles too numerous to mention. ' TKRMS. All sums under f 0 cash in hand. On all sums over 10 a credit of two years will lie given on approved notes drawing 10 per cent interest per annum. A discount of 10 per cent will lie gi veu for cash on all sums of over ten dollars. J. G. Morris. Mrs. F. A. Castle, accompanied by her sister, returned home Tuesday from a visit to her parents in Wahoo. Martin J. Fritz was in town this week and called at this otlice. Mr. I T. I'oole is visiting in Harrison Jhis week- There is one thing of which Craw ford has just reason to lie proud" and that is the kind of hotel accommodations of fered to those who visit that town. The Gate City hotel is as good a house as can lie found in any town the. si.e of Crawford in the state and landlord Hogle knows how to make it pleasant for his guests. Through the efforts of the Ladies' Aid Society the interior of the church has been considerably improved. A transom and ins;(u doors to the vesti bule add much to the com'ort of the room and a neat chance' ra'l and cif-pet on the floor of the pulpit greatly im proves tlie appearance of that part of ho building and are also useful arrange ments. The society is to be commended for its work- Here is a hint from the Grand Iij and Tinf which shows that it is pot only the west that is looking to irriga- ion: "Put up a windmill, plant and rrig its one acre of potatoes and you will make enough in profit in one year to pay for the mill. Try it. Our mer chant are importing potatoes which frequently are inferior to those raised here and paying a price for them in addi. tion to freight charges which would rep- e.e.nt a ltij prolit to the potato raiser here at home." Allan Not loo. C. S. I.iiml Oilier, Allluiice, Ni l). I Kelirmn-y Hth, IHU. I ( i l j 1 1 I n i ii t 1 1 ii 1 1 1 k been untercsl nt tills oilier b.V Kred c. T-kmi1mI'1 bii'"b' Klmer K. llowcn (or HtmielonhiK Ills 1(,,nei.'ncl entry No. JiiM, ilnteil November 7, Imkm, upon tlie n h U iH rlw' Hwtlpn towNS11!1 :':t riliiKe 6S, III Sloll.v eouiily, .N,;,nilfi, Willi il view to tlie cancellation 0r ulil entry, tlie kiiIiI piirties lire liereliy liiiininoiied to up neur lit this ofHei; on the Hist ilsy of March, Im'.m, nt Hi o'rloek, b. ii., to r!sjioinl iind fur nish tewllinony coiicernliig siild ulletfei Hliunilotiinent. 'I'ei-I hiiony of wltneiM'M wtll be tuken lie lure Clerk ol Jilnt. Court ut Harrison, Nebr., Mnreii c, wn, Ht 10 u. in. aval j K. J. 1)0HRIMI1T1)!, IteKlspir: .'(il( Thnlier Culture. C. S. I.iiml (illlce, Alllnnee, Nebr., Kelirmiry Kill, Is!i4. j I dinpliiliil i7 huvl-iK Imen entcreil nt thin olllee by lletf-y Wiirnelie iiiiinst llciijninin Vuiil-hn lor luilure to eomply with law hh to 1 iinlier I iilture Kntry No. SH, tinted )e tolier '.' .Ill, Issi, upon the KoutheitHt quarter M-etioii toM iinhlp si nortl), ruiiKD fn west, in loiix eouiity, NebniHlta, wih a view to eaneelhitlotiof Kiild entry ;tjiiteiitmitulleKfnj th-it tlit mhIiI lleiijiimlii mi Ixli ii luifl wholly almniloni'fl milil tract 111 tills towit: Thut In; has ncKleeted to break or plow ur lu uny w ay rulllvaU' any portion of said tract since the HprfiiK of IKKi. l'hat there w iiH ten titTes 01 ald truct broken and cultivated prior to anil liieliidliiif the spriiiK ' iH'- which said tract of enltlvated elollmt was ltlltwtMl to Itniw up to fnif- ami weeds dnrltitf the year ltd, thut the afllant Henry Wameke w ho pn lis a trai t adjoining t he tract here In coie troverny to prtvent tin- weedseod from stiHt lerliix on his land plowed up and no wed to llax unit millet acod the ten nercfl aforeaald which had licen cultivated on the tract hem In controversy. That there has not been any treeit, seedt or euttliiKs planted on mild tract lor more than three years lat pant and there are no treeaon said tract at present time. The said parties are hcrrby Hmuinoii ed to appear nt this ottlee on the ill day of March, IKH4, at Hi o'clock, a. in,, to reapond and Inrnlhli tentlinony coucerniiiK said ill leijed failure. Testliiiiiny of witnesses before Clerk of l)ld. Court ut Harrison, Nebr., Well 24, l0, at 10 a. in, K. M. DoKIUMTON, I'iVfliJ KeKlater, .Xiilleolo Nim-llesi lent Ilcfendsiit. Ihivld s. Cox vs. Jennie Co. Jennie Cox, non resident tleleiiiliuit, will take notice (hat on the Itth day of .March, "M, the plalnllir herein flliuf ft petition lu tlie District Conn of Sioux county, Ne braska, analiiHt you, the object and prayer of which are to obtain a decree of divorce I nun you, on the (rounds or wllllul tie erilon without reawmable and Inst cause, for more than four years last past. You are re nl red to answer said petition on ur bi lore the ld da? ol April, IH!M. David H. Cox, I'lalntlir, lly J. J. JoNr.s ami 27 m A.T. CLAIIK, his Attorneys. Iiated, March 14, Ism. Notice. (ieorijt! W. Parker, Noil llesldent Defetl ant. You will lake notice that on the Wtll day of February, lW4, plalntllt' herein tiled a petition Id the Dlnlrlct Court of Sioux I tiiintv, Nebraska, the object and prayer of which Is to obtain n divorce from you, on Urn grounds of willful (Insertion, for more than two years lust past. Von art; required to answer said petition on or iH'lore the IHth day of April, s4. hi. LA I'Vkkkk. I'lalutllf, lly J. J. Jones and A. T. Ci.aKk, S Wl her At torn''', oiled ll U 7lh ov of February, lt4 T Married. Davis Pavnua At the resiuci.wj ol the bnde'a )arents in Harrison, on Wednesday, evening, March 21, 1H94, . at 8 o'clock, by Rev. J. W. Kendall, pastor of the M. E. church, Mr. Will Ii. I vis, and Miss Wanda L Pontius, both of Harrison, Sioux county, Nebraska. 1 Tlie event chronicled above was one of the most pleasant social events that has ever occurred in Harrison, notwithstand ing the storm, which wasat its height pre vented many from attending. The young couple are both very well and favorably known to the entire community, the groom being the efficient and popular superintendent of public instruction of Sioux cOirnty,' and js among the first settler) c( tlie town, having come here when a mere boy, and by honesty and industry has earned for himself a repu tation of which any young man might f3 proud. ' The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Pontius who have been residents of this place for some time, 'during' which Mr. Pontius has been in charge of the interests of the F. E. k M. V. railroad, and by her pleas ant ways has won many friends, as wel as the heart of the young man who Jed her to the altar. The newly married pair were made the recipients of the following evidences of the good will and esteem by their friends : lied room 3Ct, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ton tins. . Sot tftlvcr knives and forks, Mr. nd Mrs J. E. Marstuller. Silver pickle castor, Mr. and Mrs W. B Wright. , Silver cako stand, Mr. and Mrs. D. It. Gris wOld. . Oxidized silver toothpick holder, r. and Hrx. It, V. Smi)ck. Table cloth and nupklns, W. E. Pontius. , Silver fruit dish, J. II! Cullyan, of ChaUron Btebrasku. Silver pickle castor, Mr- and Mrs. M. W. Lawrence, Tilford', South Dakota, Tilly, Miss Jennie I'ontlns. Silver berry dish, Mr. and Mrs. Dow, Mr. mid Mrs. Hester, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ollnger, Mr. and Mrs. Phlnncjj MIshcs Lome and Claudia Hester. Set silver tea spoons. Miss Myrtle Pontius, ((liver tmi'er kuft; aud sugar shell, Miss HITI.LH . ill Hi luii,:i . Pair silver napkin rings, Mlas I.lizlc Or loch. Pair lunje. towels, Mlas Sura Parsons. Linen tablecloth, Mr. and Mrs. E.G. Hough Center table, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Moom g-rand parents of the bride, Sherwood, Ohio. Knibroirdcred silk handkerchief (to bride) Mls Klora Price, Oukdale, Nebraska. Pair rattan rockers, Messrs V. A. Hester, W. II. Marsteller, II. 1). Churchill, M. J. Illewctt and W. K. Pontius. Photograph album, Mr. and Mrs. Jno Daut Pair stee.l engravings, f mined, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Simmons and Miss Minne Smith Silver trimmed mirror, Mr. and Mrs. M. 11. Houh. Pair -photograph holders, Miss Jessie Sliaw, sturjrlsiH. D." Silver butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fur rl., Chad ron Neb. Tublo cloth and one dozen handkerchiefs Mr. and Mrs. C.'F. Curlcton, Alliance, Neb. Toilet articles. Master Charley Curlcton, Alliance, Neb. CarvliiK set, W. L. Jlovt. Ileuutiful tic (to (frooiii) C. Y. Hough, Oma ha. Neb. Photograph Album, Mr. tihd Mrs. Annclme Humphrey, Neb. , Mr. and Mrs. Davis wjll at once settle down to house-keeping and wedded bliss amid the good wishes of a host of friends for a long uod peaceful voyage over the sea of life, and The Jolknal desires to lie accounted one of the host. Haueman IIovky At the residence of the bride's parents near Five Points, Sioux county, Nebraska, by J. W. Hunter, justice of the peace, on Friday, Mar. 10, 1894, Mr. A. O. Hageman, of fcdge-mont, S. JJak., and Miss Alice Hovey, of Sioux county, Nebraska The above was one of the most delight ful events known in the history of Five Points precinct. After congratulations supper va,K served which broke up what little formality might have lingered in the company, and with banter and smile and "joy unconfined" the guests did ample justice to a wedding feast that won instantly the highest compliment of voice and appetite. The bride is one of our most favored daughters where all are fair and favorite, and will lie greatly missed in a great circle. The groom is a young man holding a lucrative position with the Burlington, with headquarters at Edgemont, 8. D. , where they will make their future home. May they have a long and happy life and when the last sunset shall tint the western hori zon of life, and kiss the golden sapphire of closing day, May bride and groom be together summoned to the Marriage fec-st of the Lamb by the reveille of an gels. A OUKST. Thornton Fiands At the court house Tuesday, March 20, 1894 by Judge Rob ert Wilson, Herman A. Thornton of Del mont, and Gertrude May Fiands, of Crawford. Correspondence. WARDONNKT. The special school meeting of district No. 22 did not accomplish anything as the notice was not proper. Home of the settlers are beginning to feel like going on the war path against the sheep and some predict trouble. A good deal of wheat has been sown in the valley, and some of the farmers are through. Quite a number of the boys in this lo cality contemplate going up to New castle and Montana to work during the summer and leave the old folks nt home to do tlie farming. ( FiZ. PERSONAL, Jacob Henry wag iu town Thursday and made a pleasant call at this office. Elmer Smith, brother of Mrs. J. E. Marsteller caoie up from Chadron Thurs day and semained until Friday. Jack Cook was up from Agate Springs on Saturday and called at our ollice. ' '' R. n. Van Tassel 1 was down from his Wyoming ranch on Saturday. " Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hunter were in town Monday. ' 1 ' ' Z. G. Deuel, and his sons, Fred and John were in Harrison on Monday. ; J. T. CofTeee and Wm. Bradley were1 in from Rawhide the first Of the week. Division Freight Agent Harmon wa a west-bound passenger Saturday.1 "s W. II. Westo'yer-; of Rushville, and Col. McCann and A.' G. Fisher were west bptind passengers Monday, ' p;oing to Dougjas to attend court. 1 ' u 1 ' 1 Dr. Geo. J. Shafer came up from Rushville Tuesday morning for a short stay in Harrison. ' ' 1 "' ALVIN T. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, HARRISON, NEBR. Practices in all the courts and before U. S. Land Office. grLMVAX 4 C0XLEY, Lawyers. Will practici! in all the local, stati and federal courts and V. S. Land office, LEGAL PAPER8 CAREFULLY DRAVyN. t t t I t " Office in Court House, llARRLSON ... - NEBRASKA L. E. BELDEN & SON, Wagon and Carriage Makers. Itepulrlnj? done on short notice. Hood work and reasonable charges. Shop south of livery barn. B.YRKISO, - - - JEB. J. E. I'HINNEY, M. I). Physician and Surgeon. All calls given prompt attention. Ofliee in Drug Store. IIAlUtLSON, - - NEBRASKA. B. L. SMUCK, Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser. One Door South of Hank of ilarrii in. OPEN SUNDAY FROM 9 TO 12. RAZORS AND SCISSORS L'UT m ORPEB. Give t ma a J Call, LEAD THE WORLD. 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