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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1894)
THE KIOUX COUNTY CTOTfRlST JXj. o L. J. Simmon. Editor and Proprietor. F. '.. & M . mlxnl, II :I5 So. V ?!. H. Tim t.Ur. Iih K.n-t. Hiiifd 63 HARRISON MASKET. Wu-at-XT l(iihrl VI jx-r Iiili-1 ... 4t ( orn -1 x-r bu.-u-I 7 KUirtt-lT humlrid 1 i Hntn-iH-r liuiniri'fl f o ft-i it rhopiHil- ju r hunilrnJ t. 1 K I'otiitofn-JMT lniflK-1 . " l!uttT-HT Ksk per lo Pmiltry-ppr Aur. 50 Oukidx pT 9. S J IWti ht B- . - 4 t ( Ofll- KT toil 5 (10 W 0;kI - )i t cord 3 5fi l.tiiiiU'r iiHtivo ik-r ni. ft - lo 00 m 'orrwt-d every Thursday. TAKE SOTKE. All tierMnii indebt-' " The Juhsai oo anv account and all indebted gtiWription to tlie hub' mlsitt 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 fundi with which to meet our bills. If you cannot pay cash, notes w hich we tun get money w ill 1 acceptable. Do not delay this matter as it deserves your immediate attention. PERSONAL. E. F. Pontius in exH-ted f(), Long Piiib today. Attorney E. V". Imly hoi'"1 Crawford vestcrdav. in Harrison in the Itemember that Tun- Jwksal oflice is headquarters for job printing. The JovRXai. and the Irrmjaiin Ay, Ixjth one year for 3.-"0 cash in advance. If you want to sell your land, list it with' Simmons & Smiley, real estate agents. Paner nankins for sale at TllK J'irnsAi. oflice. If you want to learn about irriga tton subscrilie for tlio Imujti'Unl Aye, Subscriptions taken at this oflice. The I.ulies' Aid Society nK't yester dav afternoon with Mrs. (Jeorce Olinger. Sherill' Dew cxects to remove hi flock of sheen to the vicinity of his claim in Wurbonnet precinct. For reliable, (irst class dental work of any kind, go to T. J. Gibson, Craw fold, Nebraska. Mrs. Helling will ha in IJarrison, with a Ktock of .Millinery May 1st. And 'w ill titay one week. Foil Sai.B. A first-class sewing machine, new. Impure at THE JoiksaL oflice. Samuel Jenkins, practical boot and hhoe maker. Cowboy lioots a specialty Repairing promptly and neatly done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Shop second , door south court house. Strayed From the residence of the undersigned, near Glen, two dark bay mares, three years old, weight about "1,200 pounds, each, branded coifs foot A lilieral reward will be paid for infor mation leading to their recovery. ' James T. Mason, Glen, Neb. On Sunday April 29, Rev. R. J. I)ev- enport, pastor of llw Methodist church at 'Douglas, Wyo., will preach at Hodarc at 11 u. m., and at Harrison at 7 p.m. The iionle of Bodarc will olease take notice i i of tlm change of the hour tor that day The regular hour will bo observed there' after. No service morning. t V. S. Johnson was tip from (jlen on Monday and informed us that they would begin to make ciieee next week. .they expect a much greater output this year than any previous year. J. M. Smiley i,i moving to his home stead east of town. As it is alxut ten miles from town Jim says lie will not come in after h upper to get bis nmil dur ing the busy season Geo. dinger has arranged to run the town herd and will put a competent person in charge so that those who en trust their cows to him ran be sure that they will be properly cared for. Two frames of base ball have teen plaved during the post week Ik -l ween the married men and single men and tin- I..H..I- hiivH Wn defeated in both. The games atfotd a great- deal of amusement, The farmers report that the ground is in excellent condition and that the early grain is coining on nicely. All an look in;; forward to a rood crop this sea- ,,n Mini if their hones are realized a great tii'-inv new neonio will ooioe to Sioux , . county. It is reported that live hundred men will begin work on the extension of the l. & M. railroad from Sheridan, Wyo., on the first of Mav. That will afford an iiloi-t unity for a good many to work ulm would rather heln build railroads (ban to join (.'oxoy's cranks. SniAYi:a From the undersigned, 1 ted tow, 4 years old, white spot in fore head, dehorned; 1 dark-bl ind lo half-blood Jersey heifer, 2 years old, heavy with calf. Liberal reward for information (coding lo their recovery. E. E. Smiley, Harrison, Neb. . Wo have not len sending out stale fnenls lo those, v. ho come to this place I'reoiiently, but all such who have a counts are requested to call and see how hey Bland. This is especially urged on those whowj accounts came into our possession by the late newspaper deal One of the most interesting enter tainments that has been given in this i. In for some time was Hint by the Junior League nt the church last Frl dnv ovenlnif. Much credit duo to .Mrs. Phlnney, the president of the organ ization, wlto was the manager of the program). The only criticism we wish lo wake is to say that the program was uiont too lonjf. All kinds of wood work Uoue at 'riddy'u blacksmith shoji, ojiposite TllK Joi'RSAi. otlice. Take out a (smcy in the Preferred Mutual Accident Association. It is cheap and reliable. L. J. Simmons, Agent. Rememlier that The Jm'RNAl. clubs with almost any publication in the Unittsl States and can save you money on your read.ng matter fcr the ensuing year. Itev. Julian, presiding elder of this district, will preach at the M. E. church on Sunday evening, May 6th. The new village board piet on last Thursday evening and organized by the election of D. II. Griswold as chairman. A. Hester was appointed treasurer and L. J. Simmons, clerk. District court will convene on next Tuesday and it is not likely that it will last more than a couple of days. The farmers who are called here as jurors or witnesses will be glad if iL is arranged so that their stay may be short for all have nlentv of work to do at home at this season. There will lie no cases of upeciul interest to the public and it is doubtful if a single case will come before a jury. Bishon Graves and Rev. Irvine of the Episcopal church will lie in Harrison on Friday, May 11th, and will hold ser vice.) at the church in the evening. The Bishop is a pleasing and instructive bear him will lie speaker and all who well repaid. As house cleaning lias been the order this week County Clerk Blewett decided to keep up with the procession so on yesterday he took off his coat and went lo work und made a great change in the appearance of his otlice by the applica tion of water and elbow grease. A lawsuit is booked for today be fore Justice Smiick. It seems that Henry Wertz bought a horse of Ed Blunt and when he went to get the animal which was in the possession of Fit Smith that individual claimed to own it and refused to irive it up. Wertz thereupon replevined the horse and the trial today ill be for the ownership. V. T. Clark is attorney for Wertz and G. Guthrie will look after the interests of Smith. The Gitcliell Comedy Company will appear at the hall in Harrison on tomor row, Friday, evening. The papers down the road where the company has played sav that thev irive a good entertain ment and it is so seldom that a show of any kind conies that it is safe to say that nil who can will attend. The company does not pretend to give anything heavy but has a number of specialties which go to make an interesting entertainment, The walk along the county property is completed and the repairs on the court house are lieing made so that it will be considerably improved by the time court convenes. It was hoied that the com fort and convenience of the judge would be added to by the removal of the "pulpit" and the substitution of a plain low platform and a table, but the county board did not see lit to provide for it. The village authorities do not see their way clear to put in the crossing just at tlii lime but it will likely lie done in the near future. ( oustal de Russell was up from An drews the last of the week consullin, County Attorney Con ley in regard to the White river seining episode mentioned in Tins Joi.t.sal last week. The parties agreed to unoear at the otlice of Justice Kastor the first of the week for a hear ing, but they failed to keep their nromisp. evidently tliilikintr that the matter would be dropied. In this they were mistaken for the people oil along tlio river, und in fact all over the county who want the law complied with and the (Ish with which the streams have been stocked allowed lo grow, ure watching the matter with interest, and more than that lawubiding people of Dawes county have sent assurance of their aid and support in the prosecution of the van dals. We did not learn the names of any of the parlies but are informed that they will lie well looked after by the county attorney mid it is quite likely that if necessary the state llsh commis sion will take a hand in the matter. The case is an miorlant one, for if it is drnped it will be saying practically that all may seine as much as they please mid destroy all Urn young llsh with which Hie streams are being stocked and that the work of the fish commission which is paid for by the state shall bo of no consequence, Every one who desires to seo that the laws are enforced should lend all the aid and encouragement iossible to the ofllcias id tle prosecution Pf t!l fll! was up from Mrs. M. ('. l"oau was a Harrison visi tor the first of tn week. Peter Henry and daughter, Miss Lil lian: were in town on Monday. Mrs. Kikliock was .a Harrison on Friday and made a short call. H. rirundirtJ was in Harrison Saturday and called at this think shop. J. V. Smith liecame a resident of the county seat the first of the week. Mrs, Asa Davis and sons arrived from Hot Springs the lirst of the week. S. J. Leeling was in town Tuesday and made an agreeable call at tins oflice. 11. E. Brewster arrived last evening to look after Ins Sioux county interests. Jacob Forster and John Meckem were in town Saturday making final proof. John Dout was doing business at Har rison Tuesday and called to see the printer. Harry Churchill bus stopped attending school to prepare to go on the horse round-up. C. B. Hollingsworlh was walking on the side walks at the county seat on Monday. Rev. J. . Kendall goes to Maoville, Wyo., Saturday to fill the pulpit of Rev. Devenport on the follow ing day. Mr. ami Mrs. B. F. Moore were up from the south part -of the county on Saturday and made a pleasant call at this oflice. Kirtli to Vou-Koltlcijt liefi-iidiiit. To hantord II. Tliouijwm, lion resident dWeiidMiit : mi ure lii-ri'1,3' not in-d flint un tlm 2fth dav at Mkii-Ii, a. It. I".4, harlct s. lirowne tiled in tlie IM-Iri'-I 1 ourt of siimx oimty, Nelirttktt, liU etitiou HUHiu-t you mm de fendsiit. tlie oiijts-t mid prayer of w hich to have Hli.aei-ouiitiiiK of tile amount due ujioii h priiif-ipal note of Pri.(Iu, dated May jntli, A. I. Ky. and due's yearn alter date with M-fni annual int-i-re-t thereon at the rsu-of 7 j-r centum a-r annum, executed and deliverd by you to the Western Jrarni Mortg-ntre Company, which said payment of interest were further evidenced by ten couiMjn note- attached to said principal note, of e en dale therewith, each lor the Hum ol lu..'ie und iiuiturin on the first dav ol June and tieeemlier in e;teh year which aaid promissory nid4x have heeii eudor--d and di-livered to this pluiutilt'; to ton-close the mortgaxe d-ed kici-ii to secure the pay ment of said note-., u)hu the northwest quarter ot section twenty two lt in town bhip twenty-nine i1. north .of rane tilty three west, iii said county for the pay ment and satisfaction thert4if totfetht-r w ith taxes paid hy au id plaintirt lor tl.c. protee tiou of his security, and for general relief. And you ure further notified and required to answer said iietition on or la-fore the uth day ot iay, A. i. ixvt. 3U-S!j Al.HF.KT Vt . CKITKS, Attorney for Plaintiff. First Publication prilft, Is'.di ISiisiiclIN LiUle Joke. Crawford Triliun. There is some talk of a county seat contest in Sioux county this summer. A proposition will in all probability be submitted for the removal of the county seat from Harrison to Andrews. It is owing to the lack of good water facili ties at Harrison that the movement has been sprung. As Harrison "went wet" at the recent election the little matter of water cuts no. figure. Ed. J ALVIX T. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, HARRISON, NEBR. Old pars for sale at The Journal oflice. 5 cents per dozen. J. w. cott opened the ice cream season last Monday evening and served it to a large number of the people. G. W. Stevens received notice the (irst of the week that one of the horses w hich he had sent to Edgemont had died A number have asked if they can get any gold fish when the fish car conies up. There will be no gold fish to be had before fall ar,d there is no cer tainty that there will then. At Casper, Wyo., they are. shearing sheep by steam. That will doubtless be fully as humane as was the treatment given the sheep by the professional shearers who formeily did the work. We are in receipt of a letter from J. G. Morns who is at Jewetta, C'al, He says he and his family made the trip all right and like the place very much. It has been very dry in that state, the southern portion being completely dried out and as a result times are hard. If looks as if the creamery project would have to be given up for this year as it is getting so late in the season. It would lie a good plan for the farmers to begin right now to make their arrange ments so as to have one ready to begin operations next spring. The main draw back to tlie establishment of a plant this season has been the fact that the farmers had no money with which to pay for the stock in the company and the business men were not able to take all the stock. If the matter is taken hold of now and the farmers set themselves about it with the determination of having IK','.") or oO ready to put into the enterprise during the coming fall or winter it will be com paratively an easy matter to establish the creamery; If the ow ners of cows want to get more than eight or ten cents a pound for their butter they know they can do it by taking hold of the creamery project and making it a go. It would be lielter if the furmers would own nil the stock and conduct tho business them selves for then they would have no one to kick nt und charge with not running it in the interest of the farmers. There is no doubt that a creamery here would lie a paying institution both to patrons and stockholders if once established and it would pay tho farmers better than anv oilier class. COPYRIGHTS. CAN I OIJTAIN A PATENT 1 For ft inT. nnnwer Ann an nminut opinion, write io NN A- (!0. whohavoliannuurljrllflryenM prompt, nnnwor n. MINN v CO.. who linvo had miarlr ximrii.-nni In tho rimKmt biiKInc. Omiroiink-ji- tlm M.ilrtlr nnnfldmiUa!. A llnnithnali of In formation oonoornliijf I'iiIphin and bow to oh tnln llidin nont fnHi. Aloo n cutnlovue of mechan ical and sclentlllo hook wot fn-o. Patunu la-kan turauKU Munn ft CO. receive pnelAl notion In the Nrleiillllc Anierlrnn, and tluia are brought widely tadnrnlhe public with out omit to the Invuntor. Thin uplendld paper, liwiind weekly, nlesolil ly lllnmruted. baa by far I ho larvoat rlniulatlnu of any Kileiitltlc work In tho world. 4I; year. Hnnipln copies Bflnt free. Bulldlna KdltloD. monthly, llftua rear. Mlnelo eoplHA, 'J.i oenu. Kvery nuniiaw oontatna ixau- ulldert to nhow 111 Practices in all tlie courts and before U. S. Land Oflice. gl LUVAN A fOM.KY, tawyem. Will j-hactick in- all this local, state and federal courts and U. IS. Lund oflice. LEGAL PAPERS CAREFULLY DRAWN. t t t t Office in Court House, HAHHISOX .... NEBRASKA L. E. BELDEN & SON, Wagon and Carriage Makers. Repairing done on short notice. Gixid w ork and reasonable ehurges. Shop south of livery burn. llAliKISON. ... seb, J. E. PHINNEy, M. J). - Physician and Surgeon. All culls given prompt attention. Oflice la Drug Store. HAIUiLSON, - - NEBRASKA. B. L. SMUCK, Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser. OPEN SUNOAY FROM 9 TO 12. RAZORS AND SCISSORS ITT L ORDER. (live l me ; u l Call, MCCINI.KY ft STOVF.lt Harrison, Nehr. own following lyiunl : ' ik ipnans ianos LEAD THE WORLD. THE MOST CRITICAL PPvONOUNCE THEM iNCOMPARARLY THE BEST N TONE, TOUCH AND DURABILITY. Write for Catalogue to ESTEY & CAMP, Chicago, 111. iT lyJNNIHG 'PCS Annlm ilfnl ptatem, In oolort, end ptiotoeraphi of nw nooMi. witn mm, eneRiim buiioim to now iu hWP't (isnlfrnt aud wrura intrM. AiidmM h 17 TTfIT IF m im easiest- AfFMcv rna KlBrUDLY&METCALft I CELt 3R AfED IpoOTS&SltOES ESTABLISHED 184 J THE BIGGEST BOOT IN THC W0SU3 1 HKX HMK CVYKXairUI The above picture is intended to call A 1 1 e n t i o TO THE FACT THAT MRSTELLER BROTH i . -; - - Have the largest and most complete stock of BOOTS JLlSTJD SHOEJ Ever offered to the people of Harrison, and we are confide),' that we can suit all, both in STYLE AND PRICE. Our stock of Dry Goods, Groc i Hats, Caps, Underwear an ? Furnishing goods is Complete. CLOTHING We have for Men, YOUTH' and Boys; which we are selling at Bargains. We also carry a full line of Hardware, Flour and Fee MARSTELLER (BROTHERS, Harrison, Nab, finest-" vrcsowcRKl THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. Bend TEN cent to 38 Onion tq H. Y., for our prlie (tame, " Blind Luck," and win n Wow Home Sewing Machine. cf ho New Home Sewing Machine Co, ORANOC, MASS. ILL. tO10-A'iO-"'ft' 1AU u;ar f OR SALE BY "u,itv New Homh Skwinu Maciiin Co., M N- UtliSt. Iui.fi, Mo, Fine Spring Suits and Overcoa Made to Order, From $25.00 to $4 PERFECT FITS GUARANTEED. Also cleaning and repairing done in first-class order, J. Cerxy, Merchant Tailor, CRAWFORD, HESTER "V'i''' DEALERS IN dumber, Coal and Farm Implements Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Lath and Shingles. Windmill and Pump Suppli HARRISON NEBRASKA. PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS PUOCl'KED BY THE Press Claims Company. 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