THESIOCX OUNTY
JOTJR1TAL.
0
L. J. Simmon-.. Editor and I'roprirtor.
f. K. A M. V H. tt.Timl.l.
kliiK Want. iiuitig tMt.
Ho. S. mixed, II :1 I So. , miit-d :
For reliable, Ci r-t ! dt-ntat work
f any kind, k to T. J. Gibson, Craw
ford, Nebruj-ka.
Romeniber that Tim JiK KSAI- office
in iKsiil'juartfr for joti jirintmir.
Tlw cool nights which we are having
of laU lead us to remark that i will
take wood on nulis nplmo a hi t - .:t-t.
Ikin't forget wl-n you ptth.-r in
jour fall crop of cah that the j.rii.tt-r
i entitled lo his pay ju-.t an much as
any otlter busint-wt iimn.
T. O, William informal u Tu-m1;i
that out in the vicinity of Pi. avtnt
Ilidk'e thrt-sheJ out over forty t.u-heU
per acre. That is not bad for a hiyh dry
table.
The etlipsa of the moon on last Fri
day evening was watched with a k'hkI
ileal of intert by the people h-re. The
nky was cloudless anl allordetl an exivl
lent opportunity for watching the
phenomena.
A brother of N. I. Ilaml n who ar
rived here from Iowa recently with a
bunch of horse which he did n it want
to starve, was no well plr.i-t.-d with what I
he found here that he left toe Imp- and '.
went east to get his family and unirej
stock and come here to live.
Some idea of how tot k is w -linn; in I
other parts of the slate may Iw K "iei) j
from the fact that the ll.ililr.-d;.- Live
Stock Co., sold over wventeeii hundred I
head for threes dollars twelve and a-h ilf
;tiU a he.i.1. Sioux county st k oan
er do not have to make sued Ku rillce
A man living in Lincoln county
wrote to a relative in the eastern part of
the state that in the precinct in which
Ii lived there were 41 vol.- cast last
fall ftnu this year there will only lw live
or six. That is about the way a (f ull
many localities have Ix-cn des rted in
th- drouth stricken districts.
Henry Covey dutf some Eirly Ohio
potatoes the last of the week arid after
sorting out those- not pod fur market
had enough to show u yield of 1H2 bush
l ier acre. That is not bad f..r a dry
year, and on n hi'h table where no wal--r
can lw h,i from any s'lorie but the
vhiiili.
Now would le an excellent time for
the farmers to prepare lo construct wnie
dams and reservoirs. H will co't nolhin
but work and if the water which has
XOno rushing down the ravines nnd doinf
no givxl in tho past is h- bl and led out
otito the meadow or farm land, goisl
ri-ult nmy be obtained.
It haft lieen sueested tlial the pin
pl of the town flub together and have a
(Him and reservoir constrai-t-d s as lo
make a twmplu of work for otheM to s e
and ntM 1 prove wltat can I m com
plishe.1. Therearepla.es where such n
plan could be carried out and enough t-e
nised on the land in one season to pay
for all expense. All that Is needed is for
some one to take the lead in the matter.
It would le a K""1 l''a" r"r tl"! l""1"
pte lo orxanii! Mine ki"d of a society
by which entertainment nnd education
rouldbe furnished. The evenings are
long enough now and there is no need to
Wait until cold weather to U gm. 1 he
entertainment last Friday evening de
monstrate.! that the jwple would ..ppre
ciate nn thing of the kind.
. -The' social given by the Epworth
league at the court house on last Fri
day evening was one of the ntoHt inter
esting nfTiirs of the kind that has occur
red for some lime. F.very one seemed
to be in gottil pirits and determined to
have the liesl time possible. If it was
ho that a statre and curtain could I
.. ... .A mnnv intf restinir fealure-t 1
might lo aihled to such gatherings.
Almost every day we learn of those
who contemplate coming here to give
their children advantage of the school.
It is getting too late 'to herd the lit'le
one on the range so some arrangement
will have to lie made to bouse ih-m.
It is a good thing for the town arid the
people should see that every thing p-wsi-b!aisdoneHMvan,ethM
d inter
ests The schools are h 1 possible
-ganK of the jicopltj of a community-
VeMcrihiy liltrrifoon I at Lui
Frank Johnson and James Johnson, with,
their fiiTililie. making thirteen in all. Hr
rived here from Iowa and expect t
't'lo in this vicinity. Another party was
also expected to get here ye rd.iy , as
they Were rofKirted to h.ive camped at
Andrew Tuesday night. Others are ex.
peeled from variousipoiftrt 'fh the near
future, niot of fhern coming ovcrlmid.
'Such thing hldlrato thai good govern
'ment land will -not be "R6 plenttftl uflw a
few month.
-Sups ore iKiing taken to have fi mail
VoilU arrang 'ko that the ifll. e ()f
TJoyville iind Belle w-IH I fii'hished
'from the flarrisv.n offlr e. Thy are WiU
'in W6(ix county and are V"""""1"'1 '''
'thepeofiledfihru c-ituity and ' hey de
(.IretoliaVe a k'Kid (iotlttcH'tiou Vifft
Hlie countv seal as posnihle, Ah 'nMc
'tbthll m 'estalilishelt Ih Srlie ftobinsou
'neighbbrHoi khil be Imltided 'in the
'same route and It will 'bo an advantage
'to all. 1. would lie 'tho hioahVof Hf llrg
" 'Ing aome people to thi iliK ahll would
Wing qtfile ah aihount of trade froili tliv
Waliilea'reltched 'liy the lllw willed 'bow
'Trdea lo othur towns. All HUt lt things
llH 'Worth lookinij Uftrfr if it Is 'eXi.ted
! SIOUX COUNTY GETS 5TH.
State Fair Exhibit a
Winner.
$21!).00 aud CO Mib-crlptlua U the
ibral Faiwr.
13 liidiiitlual Premiums Awarded
siuux Count) l'mUm-H
The results u hietvd at the stata fair
w it I tlie t-xlnli.t scut ! Sioux county
in e wry xitiMa. lory to all concerned,
Lml hut for home oven.ic,htn there i
Ly. rv r. aon to believe the a much Ihl-
ter score would have lieell made. Til-re
Were twenty-two county exhibits Iroiu
Nebraska and Kansas and in making the
awards Si-.iix county j,rot 5th premiuih
of V2"J W hikI ".l Mil" riptioiis to the
.V iir ink i I'lintur for a year.
ill udd. tioti to the uhnVe the following
preuiuiios were awnrunl to individuals
on prodoi'ts fr mi S.oux coiintyt
I ull cream dices, 1st premium, A.
Kinm, Harrison.
SAifiwI tits f.iriii tt.tirv cheese. A.
Knon, ll.irriium.
Gi-.md S . eepst.tkcs, U-nt cheehe, A.
Knon, II. nr. win.
Field peas, 2 I piemium, Henry Covey,
H.u rnmu.
.Slieal lute i-pr i w heat, 2d premium,
Il.nry ,'nvry, ll urisoi..
S:;!if flax, 1st premium, Roliert Wil
son, Harrison.
Sheaf liuiolhv, 1st premium, M. H.
(ireen, (ileri.
Lite Irish potiitovs, 2d premium, C.
A. I'uddy, (Jleu.
M i"n' w urtzels, 1st premium, L-o-pold
nil -ik, 15 sJarc.
I aulill iwer, 1st premium, Leopold
...tllm k. liodarc.
i nlibiKe, 2d premium, Leopold l'e
HiK'k, Hoda ru.
H.-ps, 1st .reniium, t;. A. I'uddy,
(ilell.
llesidesthe above the first premium
on i-abliHge whs awanbd lo that furn
isherl by Robert Harrison but which was
sw ijs.-d by iawe county and entered in
the name of a Crawford man, so that
included, Sioux county captured seven
tii-nt premiums, four second oremiums,
one swei pslaUes mill one grand sweep
stakes, in addition Id what was won by
the county collective exhibit. That is a
pretty good showing when it is consid-
er-sl thai the pasl seanon wits not a
favorable one and that it wa decided lo
make an exhibit but three Weeks ln-fore
the car w as loaded.
It has Iteeil suggested that a meeting
of the agricultural society be called in
the ruture so thai tho reports may l
made and tho ful ure course of the organ
isation decided on-
The change in the rule of the railroad
company in the matter of freight gaV
rise to the telegram "eat the exhibit."
In former years tile IreiKbt has !een
on the t ar Iroiu here to Lincoln before
the car started and when the stulf was j
on exhibition a certificate Irom the sec
retary wosil) lid presoited at th-f freight
ollice air! the money refund-d and used
bv the committee for extMiise money.
Tins ear the stiltf had to lie returned to
this place liefore any refund could I
i....i..(i l..it. the committee short of
funds so they wired for money. The
telegram "eat the exhibit" was sent by
County Clerk Hlewvtt us a joke and a
draft for enough lo pay Ihe eXenses
sent by mail. The episode has caused a
large amount of merriment.
A daughter arrived at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Malt Hall on last Monday.
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers ol the Commercial Hank was held on
Tuesday. No changes were made in the
ollicers or management.
Almost every day we are told or
new people who are coming lo Sioux
.i,nty to locate. They have foil ud out
whtillh. can get here and are coming
to take nil vantage of it.
C, F. Coll.-e intends trt ship about
three hundred head of fat cattle to
Omaha on Saturday. The stock owners
of this country have the advantage of
those in the east w how cattle are natter
ing for want of something to eat.
Rev. J. W. Kendall exiiect.s to leave
today, accompanied by his family, for
his new field of lalKir at Henifngford.
i. ii l ing the year he has beCn here the
church organization has become stronger
and his friends wish him success in 'h
future work. ,
-Rev. J. W. Kendall returned Trom
the 'annual conference on Monday and he
has been busy Ulnce getting 'ready to
move to Ik-lnJirgford. where he Will
have 'charge for the ensuing year. Ttev.
v'ouhell wfll look lifter the interest of
Ihe Methodist 'orgatiizatloh here. Mr.
TCdndall muted 'that the confeiVnce came
hear being ah Irrigatioh lconViitino
The bish ip in a'praotlcal nnfti Uud 'called
the llie'llilwr Of the 'conference 'll and
linide lniuiry as tii the'cohditibh Of the
Various (arts hf the (hstra!thno wiiat,
.. .. 1- i...t...i. .... ..... i.lil ,t,. il,.. niimt In
III ineir juuh..in.M .
devtHnh 'hdrthweHt Ntibnihkii. Ou th
i..illitJrs wii fh.it intl.Hi auuiu uu
' " " . , ,f Sotlcri VIII fw given ryinhltc.itlon In
ttiiritory in quuHtlotj llntu 1 H,0IIX om yrr jot'Hxi'rdraoiuys m
jUm tiling. lrwlh llittt II wJUiiUiOf mile. J, W. tvIHK, JK-.
I11OIM lor tho
unv oilier otiu
i.i t.i'orMiiliiu'tllKiVtli't ob 01 HWIU
will Vhrk itHh lor HwiwtbOMi
I'ER-ONAL. J
Mr i. E. Ph:nnev ..rr.v.d home tin i f
last f the week. i
Mrs A. R. ew returned M nidur Vin :
her trip to Lincoln.
S R St ry and A. U R were in
from the north on M .ndnv.
.nr. r.n o.iiiih as up irom wx.i Lt 1Im , H ti any one of
M unlay and called at tics ollice. 1 tr(1
J E Mitstelier an-l J-wi (jerlacb Adv-rtisin ii.t'-iaal lull into, mi
returneil .'ii'uriiy fro il O ittlu j t ion alouM rams and rit-s -li applica-
V, -., Oliner exK-1 to start S ituiil iy I on. J. Fi-jtSOs, (J P & T. A.
. c-.: u . ... . tj . 1..-..
I n' .. '. i-il t i liw ..Id home in low a. i
i
Mr itfi ti'i J. E Mainlt lUr and Mr.
E F F 'u .us pent Sunday at Il idron
J. W Uibiiivn left M iri.lay evening
for i..u) .ood, S. l.iak., ou a business
tn p.
Supt. Davis was looking after school
matters near rive Points the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Turner were in
from Antelojie Saturday aud called at
this ofliee.
Diaries t'ammenzind left for Omaha
Saturday evening where he will Kend
the w inter.
Mrs. (1. W. Hester started Thursday
evening lor a visit to tier lormer Home
in low a.
( 'omniissiouer Tinkham was up from
Five Points yesterday and called to chat
a few minutes.
Uave Colville was up from White riv
er on Tuesday and made an agreeable
call at this ollice.
U. W. Woody went to Valentine
Thursday and heH.-d to nominate the
next stale senator and returned Satur
day, W. C. Stover who has been looking
after his interests on Running Water,
left yesterday for his home at Fort
Collins, Colorado.
Grant Guthrie has been currying his
heck n round in a sling on account of one
of Job's "comforter" having taken a
claim on the back of his neck.
C. C. Jameson came up from Chadron
Tuesday to at tend the meeting of the
stockholders of the Commercial Bank.
Mrs. Jameson accompanied him.
Notice.
Tbn republican electors of White
Ri ver precinct are hereby notilied that
there will be a precinct caucus held at
the si liool house in district Xo. 1, Thurs
day, Sept. 27, at fl o'clock, p. m.,
for the purposi- of nominating candidates
for precinct ollicers.
W. 8. Johnson,
Committeeman.
NotlMi to Tax Payers.
Notice is hereby given that all person
al taxes for the years 1W, 188, 189,
und l'JO remaining unpaid October 1.
181)1, will be collected by distress aud
dale if oeceesary.
H. 8. VfMumvrv
County Treasurer.
Final Proof Notices.
All persons havtnir rtnal proof notlrrs in
lilts i .s'r Will receive i HOLi keil copy of the
p. .per . mil .ire ivijiie-ited to examine their
nonce nnd it any erroi s exist rcsii-t Uie
snaie lo tin oirtee at once.
Nti'lrr- tor rillillratlnil.
Lund l lllcc si Allliinen, Neb., j
Sept. lit, Mi.
Notice Is hereby (riven tlnit the folliiwliin
nituieil settler Ii . Hied uotico ol his mien
tion u in..ke H -i nl pnsrt In Htiistrt of his
(latin, und that "aid proof will be in. ale be
fore M. J. Ilei-tt, clerk of the d'strict
court, at Harrison, Nebr., on Oct.
I', lM!ii, viz:
Fisnk Tinkliiim, of RrxUrr, Slnax Co., Xrlir..
who linide II. K. Nw. 407 for the nw. ncc. i,
twp. n., nc. M w.
lie names tllii loiioieinK witnesses to
prove his conlinHims residence nK)ii and
cultivation of said land, vl:
Stephen .spi res, Unils Kntllna, John -rres,
Hauiuel TeblK-t, uil of Ifodure, Nebr. also
Asa 0, (Hit Is. of llarrlsnn. SI au Co.. Nebr.,
who iinirti! II. K. No. 1SI3 for the tw. -t sec. II,
twn. Jil a., rsntre ii w.
no names the luliowinff wunessei. in prove
his continuous residence upon und cultiva
tion of mild laud viz:
11. M. Sutton, Junius reUl, John MarAtell-
er, W rit Uavis, ull of Harrison, Nenr.
12 7J J. V. WKHN, Jk., Ui-Kister.
Notice for Ptibl lent ion.
Land Offlre at Alliance, Neb., (
Auirust 'ii, InM.
Nrtl(e Is hereby K'ven that thn following
mined Settler has Mlisl ni.llce ot bis Inteu
Hon to make final proof in support of his
v a in. and Mint s tin Drisil will lie made lie
fore ( lerk District Court at Hitrrisoti,
Nebraska, on Oct. 6, IsM, viz:
Kniiirls Jl. Hull, of lliidare, Neb..
who niHfln II. K. 17l, for the sw. 14, sec. VI,
to. nil. TX. -V).
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon mid cultiva
tion of, said land, vlis:
Henry .Iniinnrinuii, II. (Jrnwel, KariiOfit
lliinire, John Pinal, ml of Hod ire, Neb.
J. W. WKiiv, JH.
SM IU-Klsler.
Xnrlce for I'o ll lent inn.
Lund Office Ht Alliance, Neb. (
Aug. is, lstm. ,
Notlee Is bcrebv given Unit the following
mimed settler bus alert notice of Ills Inten
tfou to iinike ft 1 t.i 1 proof In siipjiort ot his
elaliii, ami that sum prooi win ne inuiie 01;
lore clerk or HUtrlrl t tinrt ut llurrUo'i,
Neb., on (K-t. 8, 1H14, via:
Jniui'H liitvln.of Harrison, Neb.,
who iniidn II. K. No. RIO for tun lots 1, 1, 3,
and t, see. I, t. :n n r. in w.
He iiuuii-s the following witnesses to prove.
Ills continuous residence Uin 111111 cultiva
tion 01 said land, via :
William K. Mie.iiberd, (!Orge II. Turner,
Vs. I.aiigildn, John Hunt, nil of Harrlsoii,
.Neb. J. w. Klis, jk.,
01-4! Register.
Xotire fur Snlc nf!Iinliifell 'Fhli't'iif 'band.
Nritlev Is hen-lty given thai nndnr section
H4W, t, K.'JH,Vjea niHliite, linn hiiiutt pro
visions of Act M.I fell II, imd, and uiiderdlrec
tlOll Ol till) i.r-lierai l.illiu iinee i.y ien-.-i -,
'dated July W, m, the following (blscrlber
; B,tt.jtwl jn Mt'cuUnty. Senr-; will lie
si' 1 tn! it ir hi iMtl ilorl 11. if i, 111 1 . 1 1 1 1 1
'iilfrr.-il tor n iln tn tliu hlirtl.'Kt lililili'r for
,'ciisli In lunil, til tin-1'. S. I nii'l Offlw, ut Al'
, iu,,,-,., s,.t,r ..Jk.i.o.i thmitli .my f '"i''b,,r;
t,ni. ltl .. .. -
III Ull!
KrKtter.
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i
Wr. I
Look at Tbiit I.I.t
-tern
h.'iiyo
O.u .h.t
St Iyiliis
Kiusioi City
It does'lit matter
M J
Ian.
1 tint r
I ead Jt'oood
which you intend
visitin'. Tlw Burlin 't in Rmte is the
Uin-.i.a, el.
NORTHWESTERN HOTEL
RESTAURANT,
E. E. GARTON, Prop.
G od accommodat ions and reasonable
terms.
JjSTMEAL AT ALL HOfKS
O VE ME A TIUAL.
J. E. PIIINWEY, M. I).
Phjsiclau and Surgeon.
All culls i$ivn promjit iilteiitioii.
Otllee In Irii( store.
HAltUIWlN. - - NEBRASKA.
B. L. SMUJK,
Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser,
OPEN SUNDAY FROM 9 TO 12.
RAZOliS AND SCISSORS Fl'T IN ORDER.
t;ivo X me I a f Call.
G. J. SHAFER,
1'IIYMCIAK AND SIT.OEOS,
HARRISON, - NEBRASKA.
Diphtheria, Rheumatism, Female and
all Chronic Diseases a
Specialty.
Ollice 2d door north of JOURNAL office.
HARNESS
AND
SHOE SHOP.
J. W. SMiTH, Proprietor.
New work and re
pairing neatly
executed.
(iood work, Good material und reasonable
prices (JU A HANTKEl). Give me a call.
IIAHKIHON,
N'KBUASKA.
ALVIN T. CLARK,
ATTORNEY ANu COUNSELOR AT
LAW,
HARRISON,
NEBR.
Practices in all the courts and before
U. S. Land Ollice.
tyOlfice in Court Uou:5.g3
PUREST
AND BEST
LESS THAN HALF THE:
PRICt OF OTHER BRANDS
-V POUNDS,20f
HALVFS.IO QUARTtRS,54
SOLD IN CANS ONLY
J IT 13
AM' '
r
MONEY
1 f
f- K. -
. StWI'iS
n:rw!l
MADE
6R otn DE.rr.r:ris cn eii
yon machine c!ici;-r i!wa yon em
Set eleewh'.re. .iO riEW 1MJIK H
our best, but xv- tt ke cneajer klnae,
pttrh the i.'i -tj Llti!
tl--r SIl- li Arm FMl r?lchl Ple
Si-wlnst nnetiinJ-J for $16.00 ana up
all on our .Mjaat or write tin, V
.....i-rnitii. nnd Il'nrlCwi tprvt'
.....rili-iilliii wlilwln, we vilJ
have II. Wa c'lnMrMtiCfl r'rlil to
U.t.t -. h. ifi-0O.fi- a better t1
1 mm rtnu Slitchlno fur OvO.O'i -i 3"
'eiB'bT ffOW tin, of our Af"
noWw WW? "" '
1 -mCo7Ju.. ei.U
, ..iVri.rIVT..'
t.TTTrAno. IT.!., n.. . -
th Naw Home SwltgTlIitchine (?o
W KttrthlHh ft Hf.-Ioin,3o.
frS u
S MS
You see tlit-m everyvdiore,
Columbia
Bicycles
Their sales attest their popularity.
Catahicuc free at our agencies.
SIOUX COUNTY
WOIsT
FIFTEEN PREMIUMS
A-T THE
State
MARSTELLER
Have just received
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, underwear and
everything else in the lines they
carry.
Their stock of Heating and Cook
stoves, tinware, shelf and heavy
hardware and builders' supplies
is complete.
These eoods wese selected by the firm's
fresh and "tip to date" in every
largest, best and most complete
PRICES ARE AT THE BOTTOM.
CSTI IEADQU ARTERS for FLOUR, FEELI
HESTER
DEALERS IN
Lumber, Coal and
Sash, Doors,
Lath and
Windmill and
HARRISON
Tlte
FEED AND SAL!
0 1 AdLjl
GOOD TEAMS,
GOOD BUGGIES,
GOOD ACCOMMOPATIOm
TESTJS SE&SON&BLE. GIVE ME A C1L
GEORGE 0LINGE1.
0
pope Mra. co.,
Bo6ton, New vork, Chitsgo, Hartford,
1 Si--".
Fair.
BROTHERS
a large stock of
buyer while in the east and are nice and
respect. Reineber thut they have the
stock from which to select and their
and PRODUCE.
MARSTELLER BROTHERS,
Harrison, Neb.
SON,
Farm Implements,
Blinds, Lime,
Shingles.
Pump Supplies.
NEBRASKA-
Harrison
