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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1894)
. f' ? . . ' ' . . : I , THE SIOUX COUNTY (JOU!R 1ST .A. Xj. o L. J. Simmons. TilKiir and Proprietor. F. E. 1 M. I.olntt W'tit. So. 5, mix'il, 1 It. K.Timr Inlil". A So. i, Initei! HARRISON MARKET. Wliefil - r bil-hel On!' jut Im-hi 1 J oi n tiunlirl Hiort x r iMii.'In il It. Hrsn- m i tiiiti'lit 'l TS J w -I -illojijw.l - r hiuelre'l I'otstoes it ljn-ln j . liutter per S Kittf - it '!?. I'uiillry-jier iloz Oi.Ioms- y T H IU-hiih-t t' Coiil- H-r lim OO'I - JMT rotil l.iiiiiN-r- niitlvc - m r in. It ii i orn cti I ri ry Tlmrlny. .VI ii ; t Nil 1 1 , 1 H t .VI t ft ll .1 .VI 111 w Free il.im e July 4th. One "or two showers i ilay wt'liiH to be'ahuiit the or.lcr of lliinics of lute, Ail kinds of woinl Weill; iloiie at l'riiMy's li:u -k Miii tli simp, opposiic The J'HttNAI. ollice. Tin; county bi;ul oxi t to fjet through with tin1 work of eipiuhziition this ct k. Tiir reliable, first l;i-ts ili-iitiil work of any klti'l, i!i to T. J. (;ilsnt t.V.vv foul, Nebraska. II. J. Smiley unil V. N. Kirkpatrii k with their families ttcn- tin! pm-,ts of l'ft'T S( hiffcr, ut lioilurr, lust Sunday. I t n"t hi.ik'j a mistake hy toiii to Komi' n! Ii. r l i' to smi I thi! 4th. H irrisoii is tin: pl.r : to spriiil tin: day. X munia'i! Iii'i-iiii was (.rrantisl hy JimI'i; Wi! ,ii on Tu"l iv to II. F. H. Hass.- uiiM,,, li-iiiallMilhir, hoth of this'i (unity. Th aiiiiual .si hool meeting in ca' li f the school ilistrii ts will lie held on Muii day, Juny "ith that lwin the last JIoii day ill ('' iiionl h. UcV. K"ndall irci.ivi.d word thai his Iiotm.! was at Whitney and Monday even- j in W. I!. Mar-teller wi nt don on the tram an I'roile tho aninial;hoiii next day. Our readers wlm live nearvvhero tli wild fruits j;row tdionid hear in mind that if they h ive not cash we will take fi uit on account at the market price. The smiiual si hool meeting of this district is called to meet at the school house on net Monday, Jcino 2'ith, at -1 o"clock, p. in. Kvery one intere.sttd in w hoid matters should attend. Kupt. I'avisi him cotisti ucted a tele graph line from the postollicu to his residence, liotli he and Mrs. Havis being telegraphers, so that now ho will have uo excuse for lx.iiig late at meals. -When the storm came up Sunday even ing liu If ('oii'ee was one who viewed the raging elements ilh a clear conscience for he was in town the day before and h'juared himself with lito printer. I tr. rhinwy informs uh that J. E. Wallace is much improved and may yet get up again hut it is likely that his mind will In: somewhat ell'ected. Some of this tiluml vessels of the burin are ruptured and he cannot fully recover. TilK Jul i:SAI. wants a correspondent in every seit lcment in the county who will w.nd in the local news each week. If those who will act in that cajKicity will send us notice to that ellect wo will wnd them ntationcry at once. SxiiAVKIi I' l'om the residence of the undersigned, near Glen, two dark bay mares, three years old, weight alxmt 1,200 KjutKls, each, branded colt's foot. A liberal reward will lie laid for infor mation leading- to their recovery. J .Wilis T. M.S0', (ilell Nel l)on l wear out yoorsell and jour mower stickles by Using the old-fashioned fi-indiiiir stone, but tret u, ('line sii kle grinder of K. Iv. Livermoro. He will lie In llarnsoo each Monday soul Saturday MkI will sIkjw you 'all about tiiem. Thev will save more than thev cost ill n haying season. Atxmt hilf past six Kmxhiy evnn, ft nliaf cloud was noticed hy some of Our Jw-l'li lis it gathered Ml tiio iirH:I II ky !?fnt tt was not long liefoie it proved I,) si.ioethiug of a twister, l or a liu it -emed to lie coming this way ii! o I'lity't, mnde certain that the wiy w; clear 1 1 some friendly cave to wti. h thiv niif ht lh:e shouhl occasion reoinre. Tliu storm toid an easterly direction and soon speiH its force. It I.roved to b in the vicilillV of Oilclirist, nliout eighteen miles north ol here. Tl only building it t'W KrH the rattle Miediof ). W. Wooily.' ltufiw Woody and his liorso were under tho shed ami Irfith were nicked uiiand carried a short fltsiti'r anil net down without injury xcopt ,s ratches, and the shed was torn to pi'ore. The trade of tin storm was only a few rods wide anil about six miles King, and it had Worm; alxitit exliair-tod near the resilience of M. C lJoano. After Ihn storm F. W. Kmrtt went out to look after hi ntock. I In fount! mare and colt which had lieen killed by Hghtiiuig urtd' an his rode along hix horse fell and threw him to the ground, hrenk mg liin collar bone. He came ttf town ami Dr. 1'hinney fixed him up and he returned homo Monday morning, Jl was fortunate that no mora hr.rm was dotw and our puoplo will be just an well pleuned. it nucIi Htorms remuiu crown in Kun-H'?' wh'ire th?y blonf.' EI I WILL HE Celebrated AT HARRISON ! ! ! Coimnit tees are at work to make :i rangeineiils to have the best celebration ever held in Sioux county. J. W. Scott, V. Ii, Marsteller and ('. Y. Hough have charge of the pro gram for the day and have decided on the following as a part of the amuse ments: ;ami: UK isaki; HALL, Harrison vs. Montrose. FUF.K I'Oli ALL FOOT R.VK. I'ooT K.V'E HOYS UNI 'KK 1, I'OTATO HACK HOYS VSWK U WIIFFL H.VUHOW HAt'K, S.( K Ii. i; FRKK FOR ALL. SACK HACK HOYS UNLKR VI, SiAMKSK RACK, 1'ONY RACK 100 YFS. AND HACK, (ilU'-ASKi) FOLK. CASH PRIZES w ill be paid to the winner and -.1 winner in every contest. After iiinuer the exercises at the court house w ill take place and will as follows: Frayer by Rev. J, W. Kendall, Kxerci-i-s by the children. Reading of the Itedaralion oi Inde pendence by Mrs. F. W. Knott, Address "Patriotism and Education," tev. J. v . Kenil dl. Songs by t he i lub will also xercises. In the evening ilren anil the Olee a feature of the FREE DANCE, jrr the COURT HOUSE, will occur under the management ol a committee composed of County (Jerk flleivett, John I. Davis and W. H. Wright, who w ill make a siiecial ell'ort to make it pleasant for all. Harrison extends a- most cordial in vitation to the people of the surround ing country to come and spend that day with tliem and everyth'tKr nosrilrlu w ill be done to make it pleasant. A new daughter arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs J. W. Scott on last Friday evening. Wyoming natural machine nil, the liest on !iirth, is sold bv us for .ia cents a gallon. iiesier ct nou. -Doctor Shafer has permanently a ted at Ihti'nson again. Ollice over Scolt's restaurant. (Jn account of hard limes and scan itv of monev Doctor Shafer w ill deduct i per cent from his former charges. Kli Sloth has so far recovered from theiniuries received hy being thrown from his horse ns'to lie ; able la come to town on Monday, lie thinks some of his ribs were injured. Adam Morrow, foreman of the Van TasHcll ranch waN in Harrison Saturday unil en oil at this othc". About live hundred head of cattle have been recciv ed there, this week, from Cheyenne. Dentist (hbson will remain in ltarri son until Monday morning. Any who want work done in his lino nhould call for he docs not exoect to vtiit Harrison again, for some time at least. It has rained more or less every clay for the past week. Tito water has fallen mora evenly than has been tire rule so that it has gone into the ground and not washed the soil oil' tho crops. As a re suit the people are happy. On last Friday evening lightning struck a wir fern off W. . Haldwin' place south of town and was thus carried to where his cows were and killed two line cows and a heifer. The loss is1 a severe one for Mr Haldwin as it left hi in without a cow of any kind. On last Friday afternoon the ho'use of Andrew Kirori, in tho canyon north cast of tow n was destoyed by fire. All the hoys Were out at work and the fire was discoveied hv nasscm bv w ho were returning from tho valley. Nothing to speak of was saved as tho flumes wera beyond control when discovered, Tho building wan insured for a omall amount but till the Iocs in quite a heavy ono to Uhe owrmf.' GRAND Walter Pitt was up from Soldier creek Tuesdav. I'Oli Smith started on Moiida- 'or 'ahfornia. hrist hristeiivn was up from An drews on Monday. O. F5. Caily was doing business at Har rison on Monday. K. A. Littler returned from Montana the last of the week. Henry Covey was in town Saturday and reK,rt"d his crop prosjiei ts as good. Ma-ter Archie UiWs returned yester day from his visit with relatives in Alliance. Julian Iver was up from Cottonwood j Thursday ami made an agreeable call at j this cilice. i H. K. Rrewster was in town Tuesday ami said that when he saw the storm cloud on Sunday he was seared. O. Feuel was down from I'leasant Fudge Tuesday and made a pleasant call at tins ollice. He reports prosjiects good in his locality. Misses Kdith Fritcher and Kiiitna ( 'ooksoy, of Whitney come up the last of the week for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ricedorll". Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. II. Turner were in from A'i!eloe precinct Saturday and called at this ollice. It is the first time Mrs. Turner has lieen in Ilrrrison for eight mouths and her appearance is proof that, she enjoys life on the ranch. Children's Exercises. Tli': om m it tee of arrangements has reiiiete(l ilis-es jiarsiciier aim miuiii prep'ire children's exercises for the 4th of July and all the school children who w ill take part are request eil to meet at the court house on Friday afternoon at :j o'clock. J. W. Scott, Chairman of Committee. .Married. Monti h m ki;y Pahsons. At the resi dence of the bride, at Hodarc, Sioux county. Nebraska, on Wednesday, June la, l'llf. bv Rev. J. W. Kendall, ir istor of the M. K. church, Mr. Joseph Montgomery and .Miss Sara M. Parsons, both of Sioux county, Ne braska. The above event was a surprise to all the acquaintances of the contracting parties, as not even the near relatives of the bride knew the wedding was to oc- ur until the evening before. The cere mony was witnessed hy only a few of the near relatives, after which an ele gant supper was served which had been prepared hy the bride prior to the ar rival of the clergyman and guests. Hoth the bride and groom are well and favorably known to a large number of people, having resided here for some years, and the former at one time pre sided over one of the departments of the Harrison school. Their many friends wish them a happy future and TriF. Jot'RNAI. desires to join in the well- wishes. SwiNBANic-R.ArH'.N. At the residenro ol the bride's parents, near Montrose, on Tuesday, June V2, lHf, by Kev. K. ('. Rice", Mr. Samuel Swin'bank and Miss Katie Rahcn, hoth of Sioux county, Nebraska. These young people have a host of friends in the locality of their homes whom Till', jM'HNAb desires to join in wishing them a long and happy voyage over the sea of life. ('orres)iiiitIcHco. HolMIIC Nkii., June li". Another ,shower"cnnio last tieght and helped out the late gardens. J. H. Hradley and II. Koush went to Edgemont, S. D., last week to work on the irrigating drtch, The measles have again broken out in the Southworth district. Miss Anna Price was the guest of II. T. Zerhe and family last Saturday and Sunday. Miss Price expects to go to Ogden, Utah, in July. Mr. Hovey, Sr., is building a house at Edgemont and expects to move there soon. J. W. Arnsbtirger h.is sold his interest in the sawmill to Perry Whito and will leave for Montana in the near future. . Public Sale. The undersigned will oiler for sale at Olinger's livery barn in Harrison on MONDAY, JULY H, 1lk the following property: 10 head of horses, consisting of mares, geldings and colts. 1 cultivator; 1 breaking plow. Tf!itMi: All amounts under flO" cash In hand. On all sums of $10 or over n credit of eight months will bo given. A discount of 10 per rent will be given for cash on all sums over $ to1. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock, p. rn. Thomas Reidy,- niff tiofieer. 3. W. Swfu. XoHce. mv hlocK I fiavo sold mv fctoelt Of general merchandise to S. :. Hough & Sons who will collect all book accounts ami pay all indebtedness ngainMt the stock of merchandise; GEO. H. Tt itNicn. All book, accounts ami note friOr to May 13, 103, will be Collected by rae. TAKE NOTICE. All per.-, lis indebted to The Jm f.SM. ou any account and all indebted for subscription to the ltil nthitt are urged to call and settle at an early date. ! We desire to have a settlement with every one on our books and want to rai.se funds with which to meet our bills. If you cannot pay a-.li. notes on which we can get money w ill lie acceptable. Do not delay this matter as it deserves vour immediate attention. Agricultural Society Meeting. An adjourned meeting of the Sioux Comity Agricultural Society will he held at the court house in Harrison, on Saturday, June '.'-id, for the purjiose of perfecting arrangements for a county fair to Iw held this fall and also for makin an exhibit at the state fair. A lartre attendance is desired as the busi- ttess to be attended to is important. II. Cook, . Fresident. J. H. Harii'i.i., Secretary. To our German Headers. The publishers of this pajier have made sjiecial arrangements with the publishers of the (Jeriuan Lincoln Freie I'resse. by which both paper together may be had f ir 2. .1(1 per ear. TheFreie Fresse is a non-part isan paper and contains a full report of news from the old country, a weekly review, a serial story, several short novels, and last but not least. carefully written editorials pertaining to matters of special interest to the (ier mans of our state. Local hapiiening! from our count v w ill be reported by a German correspondent and will lie pub belied iii the Freie Fresse. Subscriptions will be received at this ollice. Old sub scribers of our paper will gel a receipt for a years suescriplion for the Freie Fresse upon payment of .10 cents and new ones may suliscrilie for both papers for one year by paying fS.WJ at our ollice. Ql U.IVAX A CONI.KV, Uwyrrs. i i.i. Hi actio; i n am. thk local, !tatk and federal courts and V. S. Land ollice. LEGAL PAPERS CAREFULLY DRAWN, t S t I t S t 7jT Ollice in Court House, HAKIMSON .... KEHIMSKA J. E. PH1NNKY, M. I). Physician ami Surgeon. Ail culls given prompt attention. Ollice In Drun Store, HAUKISON, - - NEBUAKKA. Land Cases. Land patents secured for settlers the shortest possible time. CONTESTED CASES. Contested cases intelligently and skillfully handled. OLD CLAIMS AND DISPUTES. Old claims and disputes speedily settled. CONTESTS' lielwcen individuals having conflicting claims tinder the agricultural laud laws and those between claimants under tl MINERAL LAWS' and agricultural claimants: and also between claimants under any of the public land laws and the Railroad Companies and their gran tees, and the Slates and their grantees under the SWAMF-IAND and SCI GOT LAND GRANTS. Specialty made of securing patents in the shortest possible time for settlers who have fully complied with the laws under which their entries were made and who are annoyed and worried by delays in the issue of their patent caused by TIM IT I NO IRRKGULAHI Tl I'M which can lie easily and speedily removed. Advice also pivetr in all matters lating to the public lnndsj especially on points arising under the new raws which have U'tai recently passed providing for the disposal of the public domain. If you want your land (irttcnt in hurry If you want your land business. of anv cliaracter,- attended to bv skillful and competent sfitorfneys,- ami promptly disposed, write to PRESS CLAIMS COMPANY, John WwniKliM IW, General Manager, P. G. Pox liM. Washington, IK C. HARNESS AND SHOE SHOP J. W SMITH; Proprietor; New work and re pairing neatly executed.- (ioo'l work, (iooct nmrerinl ftnif rusMinhto prices lifAi:.M'KKI; Give me n cult Hnirins, - UKiihahIc.- II. L ciMUCK,' Fashionable Barbei Mail Dresser. 6PEN SUNDAY FROM TO tJ.' RAZORS ANOCtSSOftSTUT IN 0KDBK, AGrKCV-P. , iBOGVi-sSHQES "T v55i. err. pushed TK CJOaESTaODl iN THE wshuj The above pi t ore is inteiidei" to call Attention TO THE 5 S3 sra e? h s. 9 Have the largest and most conuilcte stock of boots jmu SHOES Ever offered to the people of Harrison that we can suit all, b STYLE AND PRICE. Our stock of Dry Hats, Caps, Underwear and Furnishing goods is Complete. CLOTHIHG We have for Men, YOUTHS and Boys, which we are selling at Bargains. We also carry Hardw Suit! From 25.00 PKRFECT FITS GUARANTEED. Also cleaning and repairing done in first-class order. J. Ckilvy, Merchant Tailor CRAWFOBD, - DEALERS IN Lumber, Coal and Sash, Doors, Lath and Windmill and HARK1HGN Jl f ii FOR INVENTIONS riio"ri:r.n iiy rnu Press Claims Company, fci'ifaf vvifli tfcfe' imerost of t iiosf having claims against iUt (iovei'ftWf'n'4 ffi that or lNVFTOll who oft-ii his.' the henelit of vn nations bccan'fe Of tf& in'oomi'icnfftfj of innlfontioh of tho attorneys employed to oMain fhir finfiAtf. Too rrfifch eliro' riirittnt he oxorcHo.l in employing competent anil feliabM' SoticifoT? to' (Vroru"re patefils"; for tho value of a patent ih'pemls Kn-atly,. if not erttfre ; 6fMf tlio tare ami kih of the itttorncy.' Wihf d View' Of pr'otor-tm'' in'v'ento'M fro'trt worthless or' carc-TeRS aifdorn'ftjv anil of so'ein' that inventions arc well protected hy valid patents,- TflM' pilEr! CLAIMS' COMPA'NY has fetainvil conusor export in patent practifis and i tb&H? fore prepaftd to' OBTA'TV PA'IT.NTs,' (liMH (I' IM'Klil' KKKNCKS, M A K K S1T.( I A , i.K AM'iN Mlitit r'tfUTX-rK KICJl'.l TI-'.I) I -V.. KK.T-TlfTU.lK-M.UK8ml(:lfrTf(lff? IfKN 1 1 1' K dl'IMOSs us to si o'K ami VALIDITY Of lATRSf.V t-Rdsl-Kt'TKimil IH- I KNIi ISKUINIiKMKST VVri KIC, KIT. if ytfif havo an invention oh han'il scrnl Tlft FRESH CIA.1MS CG.Mf XnY sketch tit' phoCograpli tlwroof,' tofjollwi1' w'ith' d briof description of the HnpofUMt foatnres, anil you will Imi at once ailvneil as to' tho host conrso to pnrsu'O. Vtafititit ar6 not necessary unless tho invention is of a Coinplicateil nature. If Other Ht'K iiifrrnging on your rights,- or if you aro olinrwl with' infriiiKcuicnt hy other,- tttb mit the matter to us for a reliable OPINION before noting on t ho mattfer,- Tiik 1'kkss Claims Cgmpany',' 6W F Htreet, north'.vest WAS1 Ii:rUT(,' H; t T; O, Box 40. J(,n WEMtKimvHN, managing VHvxtMf: e Wt tVrfi (fiti tmft nnX It Witff ytfnt lwptttr:jl4 m FACT THAT and we are confident dh in Goods, Groceries; a full line of Feed. Flour end MARSTELLER BROTHERS, Harrison, Neb. Fins Spring and Overcoats, Made to Order, to $40.00. Farm Implements, Blinds, Lime, Shingles. Pump Supplies, NEBRASKA. SOB, 1 1 1) v, Si.'