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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1895)
i. i. . I'M' J ; , .4 Mil Convention. THE SIOUX COUNTY JTOTJRlTAIi. o L. J. MImmm. Editor s4 Proprietor. P. E. M. V R. R.TtmK.liK t,inf W'stt. olng Kt. Ho. 1, lirfl-l,..U:K No. 6, inixml ..Jl:4d For the higheat ranh priea for wheat e Grant Outline. Tlie board of county cofiimiMionerti will meet in regular kimoo on next Tuesday. Tliere will be conuiderable important bumneM to attend to. HoreliounJ compound cough Kyrup the great remedy for coughs and colds at tlie Piooeer Pliarmacy. ItST OR 8TRAVED A brown KeUIin, 2 years old, branded circle on left thigh. A. McGiklkt. If you want a farm paper get one published in Nebraska. Tub Jixukal clubs with the Subratka Farmer. Call and see a copy of it Paper napkins for sale at Thk Journal ofli. Serrea Brothers with their thresher are at work in the (settlement north went of town. Nearly all women have . good, hair inougii many are gray, and lew are bald. Kail's Hair Kenewer restores the natural color, and thickens the growth of the hair. ,1 . . I K. U Keel reports that when lit home he can hold a pair of queens that is hard to bent, a second daughter hav ing arrived there on the 15th. R. F. Neece intends building a kiiiuM house for his family to occupy while his daughters attend school. (J. Guthrie will be superintendent of construction. Geo. II. Turner was in town Mon day and informed us that work on bis new house ou his Grammerry ranch would begin the first of the week. Iave Bartlett will lie boss earienler. Rev. IJ. J. Clark the new niethodist minister for this charge will preach at the llouarc church next bund iv morning at 10:30 and at the church at Harrison at i :.iu in the evening. Allure invited to attend. nome samples oi corn nave been left at this olfice within a few days by H. Wasserlmrger, Claus Cliristensen am i-eier nerny winch prove that corn is not altogether a failure in that part of the county. Ayer's Sarsaparilla is not a secret preparation. Any physician mav have the formula on application. The secret of its success as a medicine lies in its ex traordinary power to cleanse the blood oi impurities ana cure the most deep- rented cases of blood disease. "For years," says Cupt. C. Mueller, 'I have relied more upon Ayer's Pills than anything else in the medicine chest to regulate my bowels and those of the whip's crew. These pills are not severe in their action, but do their work thor- i oughly." Too recent Methodist conference al alentine sent Rev. U J. Clurk to look nfter the interests of the church here for the ensuing year and he and his family urn veu lire una oi me ween una nave taken up their residence in the parson age. C. E. Connell has the circuit out side of Chadron for the ensuing year. Commissioner Tmkham had a close cull last Thursday. Lightning struck a straw stttcU near his stable and the shock knocked Mr. Tmkham down and "ijueered" him for a little time. Tlie bolt set the straw on lire anil that and the stable were consumed. Maybe that Frank will be free from rheumatism in future as electricity is said to lie an antidote for that disease. The committee who had charge of the exhibit, at the state fair returned a few days ago. No couoty premium was won but twelve or fifteen individual premiums were awarded t Sioux coun ty products. Some of the stufl" sent got heated in the car und spoiled. The ex dibits from some of the counlics were grand, hundreds of dollars having len exiended in their collection and prepa ration, so that a collection like that from tin's county could not be expected to win. Tlie storm the last of the week was tlie worst ever experienced in northwest Nebraska at this season. On Friday night rain fell and the water froze fast lo wliat it struck. On Saturday it was a mixture of rain and snow, und during the night following snow fell to a depth of full two inches, while from other localities it was reported to have lieen as much as six inches deep. When such weatlier comes so early it makes the growing season pretty Khort All who went to tho state fair from this locality got back Ute first of Uie week. Tlie general verdict, was that it was a great show and a great crowd to c it. Those who went down on the low rate excursion on the B. A. M. got into Crawford just after the Elk horn train pulled out. Soma who were an xious to get here got a team and triod to overhaul the train at Rnhinun. hut again got left. They got a ride with n farmer for a few miles, a hand car car ried them a few miles further and they "walked the rest of the distance. Others Jiired conveyance and drove up, while lite balance, not caring to venture out im the storm, remained In Crawford un til Mondiir. 1'FJlsOXAL. J. ('. EUrvfmd.tr wh from lindane Monday. K. W. Krott wu at the county seat on Monday. J. J. Rogers was up from HolJier creek Monday, Mr. anil Mrs. L. T. Poole, of Marsland, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Simmons the first of tlie week. W. H. lionsell was down from Lusk some days during Uie pat week. Mrs. F. D. Smith arrived from Dead wood Tuesday to visit relatives and friends. Thomas Reidy came up from Omaha the last of the week to visit for a couple of weeks. John L. Kay and Charles Will return ed yesterday from the northern ranges where they had spent the summer. Mrs. W. G. Miller, sister of Mrs. J. E. Phinney arrived from University Place on Monday for a visit. Lewis Gerlach has moved his faiL' ily into the Cunningham house. Most of the people have got through with their haying. The cool weather of late has caused people to consider the size of their wood piles. The storm tlie lust of the week was a little too cold for garden truck and us a result tlie supply will be somewhat short. 'S'piire Sinuck thinks that if the matrimonial business keeps up us it has lieen of late he will be able to indulge in a new suit of clothes. Messrs. Hrovvn and Maynard loaded a car with their personal ell'etts and ship ped it to Iowa yesterday und with their riuilies they will follow this evening. A. T. Clark und Miss Anna Kulie were married at the homo of -William Phillips, by Sijuire Hiiiuck, yesterday. They will go to housekeeping in the Andrews block. The supreme court rendered a deci sion a few days ago which nullifies u part of the irrigation law. The decision does not seem to reach such streams as e found in Sioux county. Charles E. Blunt and Miss Alice Thomas were married at the home ol the bride's parents on Kept. 17th, by Justice Smiick. They will go to tlie 7. stern part of the stale to reside. County clerk M. J. Jilewelt and Miss M.igie Lindeinun were (juietly married a few days ago aud are at home in the Contey property in the north part of to An. Their many menus wish them happiness and prosperity m their married life. Attorney Grant Guthrie went down to White river Tuesday evening to rep resent the the village in the case jicid- iriir before Justice 1'uddv in regard to those old warrants. It is hoped that the case was tried for it is a good deal of expanse to the village to send an attor ney down there every little while to prevent a judgment being obtained on outlawed and illegal warrants held by an outside party. From the reports the potato crop m this part of the country is not going to prove very profitable this year. The yield is not going to be nearly so good as wus anticiK!ted and no market can us yet lie found to which the surplus can i shipped and leave a reasonable price to the grower. Some who have hogs will convert the potatoes into pork, as the latter usually brings a better price in Harrison than it does in Omaha, and in that way they may get a fair price for their potatoes. Tlie low prices which farm products command nil over the country make it hard for the producers. The fact that many are out of work und many that have employment are working for low wages, and the further fact that those in business have to curtail their expen ditures, nil go to decrease the demand for the products of the farm. Follow ing in the same hue, the result is that the farmer, get ting little for his pro ducts cannot alford lo live us he did when times were good und hence tlie decreased demand for the goods of the merchant depress? his business and through him affects the manufacturers, the carriers, mid others. Thus is the hain of business made complete and what will retard one portion checks all, and what will assist tiny part in any but a temporary way, is certain to help the entire system. I C'orrrspoiiilrnce. Bodabc, Neb., Sept. 24, 1S93. A son-in-law of fi. Slack with his fam- ly and sister-in-luw came from Idaho and ure stopping at Five Point. Jack Kreislcrand Frank Tinkham had the misfortune to lose their large straw stack by lire it was struck by lightning lust Thursday. Ed Blunt was around in this neighltor- hood introducing his brkie, formerly Miss Alice Thomas. It seems that it takes 7 days to go to Marsland mill from liere, the reason it takes so long tlie water is very low but they are putting in a steam engine ho they can run night and day. Mrs. S. Tebbet is getting belt Jr. ' Several inches of snow fell lusl Satur day night but did not seem to Injure garden truck very milch. To tin" Yiiler of Sianr omitty, ." ' Notice is hereby given to all . . . i Sioux county that there will be a muss convention of the sjople of Sioux coun ty field at the court house in Harrison, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 193, for the purpose of placing in nomination a Citizens Ticket, to be composed of can didates for the following ollices: County treasurer, County clerk, County sheriff, County suerintenderit, County surveyor. County judge, County coroner, All voters, of whatever creed, who are interested in the administration of the affairs of Sioux county are requested to be in attendance. By order of the Committee. M ind Wheels. A few fragmentary reports of occa sional work done by wind wheels were received, some of which I will mention merely to show what they accomplish. In Texas a wheel 13 feet in diameter raised from 50,000 to 100,000 gallons per month to a height of (50 feet. In Wis consin a wheel 10 feet in diameter raised 511 barrels of water per day to a deight of 50 feet. In Iowa a 10-foot wheel raised water -10 feet in suflicient quantity for 300 cattle. A 16-foot wheel in Missouri has ground 20 bushels of corn in one hour. A 10-foat wheel in Nebraska raises 1,000 gallons per day to a height of 70 feet, A ease deserving of more notice is one reported by P. 11. James, of Cortland, Neb. He used a wheel 10 feet in diam eter for lumping water a distance of 1150 feet through a 2-inch pipe. Most of the available wind was used. On one day 100 barrels were pumped in eleven hours. The interesting feature is the record kept of water pumped for over a year, which is as tollows: January, 1,500 barrels; February, 1,500; March, 2,000; April, 2,500: May, 2,500; June, 2,500; July, 2 .'500; August, 2,500; Sep tember, 2,500; October, 2,000; Novem ber' 2,000; December, 1,500. How much could have been pumped had all the wind been utilized it is impossible to say, but tlie pumping of 23,000 barrels in a year's time is certainly a practical demonstration of the usefulness of these wheels. It is to be hoped that that wished for experimental work will soon he done, so that the amount of available wind power, or rather, the work that can be accomplished by using wind as a motor, can lie determined for any region of the United States for which we have wind observations. From "The Wind as a Motive Power in the United States," by Frank Waldo, Ph 1)., in the Septem ber Review of Reviews, IicniiwTiitic Judicial Convention, The Iioniocrutsof the Ifttli Juilk'iiil ills trict are respectfully rtMjucxteu to meet In (leli-gutu convention lit ClIAIlHON, Nell., OCT. 10, IHM. for tin; purpose of pluetiiK In noiiilnulRm two cumliclates for iilstrict Judge for uld district, und such oilier biirdncs us may properly come before huIiI convention. The various counties will lie entitled to un eqiiul ntpuber of delegate km were elected to the sttite convpntlou. t M. BKDOMK. ('liitlmiuu. SlierilTH Sale. l'.y virtue of an order of sule. issued by tho clerk of the district court of the county of Sioux and sUtte of JSebrnskii, upon u ilecreo rendered by suld court in In, or of Horatio Locke and axnlnst lhiuiel Klein, Amelia Klein, Joseph (i. Armstrong, W. W. Wood and S. ('. Ilassett, 1 will, on thn 7th duy of October, A. ft. IHM, at tin! hour of 1U o'clock, a. in., Hi the east front door of the court house, In ilurrisou, in mild county, offer Bud sell the follolii( described real estate; to wit: The northeast ijuurtcr of section thirty three (:ci), in township thirty one (31), north of ranire Bl ty-thrce (53), west of the sixth J. M., in the comity of Sioux und state of Nebraska, ut public action, to the highest bidder, for cash, to luttlsfy said order of tutlc, in the sum of i.'i2.'.i:i, und in terest, cost und accruing costs. ' .1l 4) A. It. Df.w, ShcriT. W. II. running, Alty. for l'luliitIO'. Final Proof Sotier. All rw-rsons having ftuu! proof notice In this p,Ltcr will receive a marked oopy oi tlie paper and r reijUCNb-d to exminuti their notice und It liny erroi exist, report (Ue. smile Lo this oltlee ut once. .Nolle for Publication, Ijiud )flle ut Allium-, Keb. I June hi, IMiii. i Notice. Is hereby riven that the f iillom lnix nauitMl M'ttier huu Hied uotlcK ol his inten tion lu uuikc fluitl proof lu support ol ills claim, mid that mild proof u 111 be made li fins' 1. J. lllewetl, leik ol the dlntriet court, ut ilurrisou, icb ou Oct. Ism, viz: Jacob Henry, of (illciirUt, Neb. wbuuiud II. K. Nu. 4i3 tor the inv. sec. Xi, ti.;i4 ii., i. to . lie mooes uie nil towing uriL'uvtscn to prove bis continuous roideiu-u ujhju und cultiva tion ol nld land, xn: Henry rbrkeHbrock, Henri Wusserburuer. Autou Rhelu, i-rank ulto, all ol (iilchrlst. Neb. also llenrj WKscrbnrKer of Gilchrist, Xi b. who lniute il. K. No. 2M0 tor !u lie. J, w. il, tp. 1(4 ., An w. He iianies iIih f4jnowinr vlt imhmisi to prove his coiiMiiuaucn renlileuc uou uud culti Viition ill said laiKt, vltt: AiiIoii lllieln. Henry I'iekenbrock, M. .1. I.avliarl, I-rank .NiiMo, allot (-llelirlst, Neb. also Ih'iiry I'll ti iilmn k nT taii lnlst, Neb. who miide il. K. So. 24W for the e. 14 ee. , tp. M 11.. r. M w. He liniiies the lollowin- witnesses to prove his contiuiioim resideuvu upon uud cull ivu tkou ol, said land, vlr. : Anton Mheln, Henry Wftuserbnrrer, M. .1. (iayli ut, Wlllium JliiuuiKurd, nil of (,ll cbrlst. Neb. J. W; " mi V, J n.t rtrlfer. I Blood Poison THE BANE CF HUMAN LIFE, Driven Out of the System by tho U3Q of Ayer's Sarsapariila "For five, years, I was n preiit sufferer 1'roin a most nersistcnt blood disease, none of the various medicines I took being of any help whatever. Hoping that change (if climate' would lienelit me, 1 went to (Julia, to Florida, and then to Saratoga Springs, where 1 remained some time drinkisix the water:?. Hut nil wns no use. At last, being advised by several friends to try Ayer's sitrsaparilla, 1 beg: in taking it, ami very smm l'.ivonible results were manifest. TimIiiv I em sider myself ;t perfectly healthy man, with a good appetite ai il not Urn least trace of iny former complaint: To all my friends, ur.d especially young 'men like myself, 1 reeoiniueiiil Ayer's h.ir H;marill;tt if in need of u, perfect y reliable llooil-pMri!icr.'i .ii si. o, i oi j o: O: O: o; : Ol oj ol l.l OS Ol O; oi Ol Ol oi o; A. Fwo:ti:, proprietor l. Victoria. K'ev 'est. Flu ; resi dence, 3."-2,,V.lHlliSt., New York. ft t'rr'o Tho "W Tho Q rtrpf. 7 r v": i f oniydiiioajjwiii1;;;! Admitted t jt Exhibition AT THE WORLD'S FA I 17. B. L. SMUC'K, Fashionable Barber& Hair Dresser, OPEN SUNDAY FROM 9 TO 12. ItAZOHS AND SCISSORS ITT IX OUDKU. (iive me l a 5 ('nil. J. E. PHINNEY, M. I). Physician and Surgeon. All culls Riven prompt attention. Office in DniK Store. HARRISON, - - NKBItASKA. IT IS A Horrible Sight TO WATCH 6ERLAGH In the daily performance of his great, original tradegy in real life the SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENTS. It is in two acts. In the first act the principal (-arts are taken by Mr. Gerliich and representatives of eastern wholesale house, from whom the former purchases his goods. In this act he displays great power in the forcing down prices, and extraordinary ability in the selection of K-oods to suit his customers. But it ih in the second net that he most truly shines and at the points where with a flourish his prices are OUT I IN" TWO his classic countenance bears a look that is almost heavenly. Performances every day from J a. ni. to 10 p. in. Special low prices on all goods 7 days in the week. Admission free. lJon't forget the place. RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE. GET THE BE 87 "When y t-' Io not fcc- ', v!r1'. md bo le.l ; : finest iiuibucd nni Most Popular for a mere (kiht. 1. i' V-.fi you tiuy from re . -nr. 1 1 .1.j''' facturern that 1'. . 0 f. il'.'Mlin';, vciu w'il t cj -,-t :x rV'wim Machine t'"'l it ii"'J the world -r !i r m f1n. tHtity. Vo win'.t th9 n-ic lint i eilVilSKt to tU.ll.'ll' ilO ii U;:".t Running f ,v Tlirc it itouein tlie world that J t'y" OurabiJity of workiBjf u." ', iiin'ntts 01 miiMi, ufBuiy !m r-.tmornfli'. i.r h rui an tit a n v 1 ' A ?Jew Home , i. r --T!si; TirKion, Uill Feed, JiWc ,1. .. 1 ui 1 -clin iiAviifji.tioothw h : : -I.- 1 ,-v..'1!'''. driving whoc! hinod 1 ,. ':t4iii.iii-s,Ui.'ruducirujXrictiotp . . i rOTJ CIRCULARS. f;V7Il!GMIlCHinW, 1.i.m. Maw. Mit'ff'WlllMUMLR.V u. n.b'i'.B". Jio.iui,Im. i ewo.i u.. . -1 (.,v.itt. fi. sir sr STAMPED UPON Is the name and fame of the "Old Reliable" store of MARSTELLER BROTHERS, where you can al ways find bargains in everything to be found in a GENERAL STORE. Now is the time select your SPRING AND Highest market price paid for produce of all kinds. Marsteller Bros. "The Old Reliable." From scandal's name we stand aloft, And honor not its propagator, We sell you goods,-will make you laugh And go and tell your neighbor The cheapest place to trade in town, Yes, that's the name, just hougkei & soisr. H ester DEALERS IS Lumber, Coal and Farm Implements, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Lath and Shingles. Windmill and Pump Supplies, HARBISON THE OMAHA WORLD - HERALD W. J- BRYAN Jj tlu greaittt neustpaper vtttt of the Miaouri Jtwer. It adrocaUs FREE SILVER fttthe present ratio of sixtMD to qua Its nws service i tba bt (9 toe oljUiuei Daily, 0 00 per yar ; 50 cut jier inoBi,!; Weekly, U 00 per year Subscriptions for the WORLD-HERALD received qt tW offic THE DULLEST 00llU SUMMER 600DS. & on, NfCBRASKA, County Surveyor 1 jwepartxj (U) 4a aii (.inds f ftjlffr VEYINti and UJT(?H WWMAW w H prompt f.ui aii(-4fUry wianner, Photographer, U itrepwroA ito jj ntf Myfa ff w j lllis line iby ike pysf, pyprt?i4 urthods, j li UJt specia ?njrtM f . pwkim I rroipol wt-iid ,w n4 -pur. rvl Ait twoi.
