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THE SIOUX i OUNTY
JOURITAL.
J.. .1. fsiiumons, I-rflltr and Prop.
f. F.. I X. V R, k. Tim table.
Going Went. Coins: tut.
Ho. t, mixed, 10 40 X. . lutxed 7:0
GRANT OUTURIE,
Altorney-al-Law.
Prompt attention given to all legal
matters in Justit:. County and Ilistrict
(jurttt, and before the United States
iat Office.
J-'ire lnsuraiwie writteu in reliable
torn ramie.
fJfljcgal mper curefuliy drawn.
HakJuwin, - Nkbhaska.
I!. U SMUCK.
Fashionable Barbor &. Heir Dresser.
OPEN 3UN0AV rBOM 9 TO 12.
KAZOfts AND hClsWiltK PIT LN OJlhKK.
t.lre 1 me I ft 1 Cull.
J. C PHINNEY, M. I.
Physician ind Surgeon.
All calls given prompt attention,
llftiee In Drug stoir.
HARNlttON. - MCKHAHKA.
-THE-
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE
HAS JUST RE 'HIVED A LARUE IN-
voice or winter
CLOTHING,
IN'CLUiJlNU
Overcoats,
Coats,
Vests, and
Pants
and when you need any thing in tltut
lino von should survlv K to
GERLACH'S.
He also has a fine assortment of win
ter underwear, gloves, niiltn, hats,
v.ip. Imots, shs, arctic, etc. etc.
His stock of staple ..nd fancy groceries
i full and complete mid n all goods
lit will make you liednw k
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE.
Marsleller Brother re-arranged Urn
interior of tlieir store to .quite au extent
the lata of the week, so that tliey have
llieir stock of men's boots and shoe and
clothing in belter shape.
Tliere is no doubt that spring is here.
L Richstein has moved his bar to the
north side t.f the front room of his
building, and whever lie begin to re-arrange
hi fixture it may be taken for
granted that gentle spring is here.
It Ik reported that a store in to be
opened between Bodiirc ami Odchrist
IMMtolllces. This will afford a market
i l.,,,,, for the butter, eggft and
i,rudu which Uie people of tliat local!
ty have to spare, and enable them to get
supplies without much ios of time ""r
ingtlie busy season- H will he convert
lent to the opl and may prove very
profitable to the owner.
It is said that William Norelsch has
not vet recovered Kulllciently to get out.
It is mtid that be has Hold his tattle and
intends to leave the country. The lie
lief w exnrewed by aooie that he ha the
family ao UrroriI that the fact of the
recent trouble cannot be obtained, and
that eliould there be any further trouble
Mverv niftuure would likely be taken.
With that feeling existing a change of
climate might do much to protw t his
IBIS
Fine line of jewelry a:. J clocks at
Pioneer Pharmvy.
B. L. Sinuck moved out to the farm
last week and began to put in his crop.
Ilorehound compound cough syrup
tlie great remedy for coughs and colds
at the Pioneer Pharmacy.
FOR Balk ob Runt -180 acres near
Harrison. Free from incumberance and
aell improved. Inquire at this office.
W a snroSOO cattle to herd during
the coming season. Oood range and
water, and careful attention guaranteed.
Terms, PQ cents for tiie serson.
P. JT. Kikkpatkick.
H.irnson, Nehr.
I fiave a large list of lands belonging
to eastern parlies which I will sell or
rent on easy terms. May be I have just
what you. tull and see me or send de
scription of any land you want.
OiaxT OrniMK.
Harrison, Neb.
Alfred Leitliotr has secured the re-
iiiiuihiinit-nt to the lliiLfii Mniley claim
and has put a honiextead filing thereon.
Highland precinct smna to be having a
bnoni.
A double-header from the west on
Saturday too!: the first shipment of cat
tle from the southern ranges to those of
the north. They came f'om Colorado
and were enrnute to Montana.
J. W. Earnest received won! thej
first of the wek from his hrotlier Jim
Htating that he was stopped in his jour
ney smith by small-pox. He is in Indian
Territory and linds some sale for mules.
WaXtku A reliable lady or gentle
man to distribute wimples and make a
house to house canvass fr our Vegetable
Toilet Hon ps and Pure Flavonngextracts.
(10 to (75 a month easily made. Address
Ckokts &. Rkkii, Chicago. III.
Jack Frost caught a good many who
indulged tbo fancy that he h:ul left on
his visit Friday night. The juver.ile or
lion of The JiH RNAL family mourn the
demise of the baby of their gidd gsh fam
ily, w ho could not stand the change.
Couoty Merit Ulewett received no
tice for all mrties having filed claims
for water rights prior to April 4, 1W, to
appear at the olllce of the county clerk,
Harrison, on May 1 1, 1 !, at 9 o'clock,
a. m. All claimants are existed to at
tend at hearings in order to furnish proof
or their claims will Ihj dismissed.
Commissioner Tmkliam was in town
Monday mid called at this oltice. He
says the moisture which has fallen will
bring the grain and grass up in good
shue. and the people nre feeling good,
lie and Bert Itew exei t to start in u
couple of weeks for the mountains of
Wyoming m a prosnecling exwlition.
Ijist Thursday night the snow was
accompanied by a go sJ deal of lightning.
During the storm alsiut eight inches of
snow is said to have fallen in the. valley
and nearly as much on the table. It
drifted to some extent but wet all the
ground enough to start the grain and
grass all right and people are feeling
good over it.
County Treasurer Biehle was called
home on Thursday on account Mrs.
Biehle's arm having Income so swollen
aul inflamed tliat he became alarmed
lest blood-poison set in. The difficulty
hegau with a small nor on the elbow
and grew worse until the entire arm Isj
came terribly swollen and painful. At
last resrts the danger was past.
The village s ImmiIk will clou to
morrow and the children and teachers
will no doubt enjoy the relief. For the
llrst time in some years the school has
escaped the necessity ( f being closed on
account of sickness. The teachers have
both been employed for the past two
years and they will close their labor
here with the liest of feeling toward.
They e.wct to spend tlie summer on
their homestead in Dawes county and
all will wish Mr. and Mrs. Fisher pros
perity in ail their undertakings.
Word received here yesterday that
H,erman Kroning had been arrested a
few days Isjfore at Arduiore, S. D., and
tnkeo to Hot Springs, charged with rust
ling. It is said that he had Iwen under
watch for a long time. He did not like
the idea of being arrested and the oflicer
had to pull down on him with his gun
Wore he decided to submit. If they
have much evidence against him it may
go hard with him for the people of Fall
Stiver county do no treat such cases
lightly. If he does succeed in getting
clear it will cost him a lot of money.
The report is tliat W. D. Lrtfferty is
recovering from the effects of the surgi
cal osjration as well as could be exact
ed. The bill for the oieration was re
ceived by the county clerk a few days
ago from tlie hospital at Omaha and is
for $15.00. This with what the rehf
commission advanced him makes (40. (X),
and the understanding was that Mr. Ltf
ferty asked it simply as a loan and will
refund it in the near future, but if it is
never repaid TH JOURNAL considers tins
money well snd, for the patient would
not have lived long had he not received
help. 4
A band of twenty thousand sheep
are wid to le coming ond will be held
during the summer on Running Water
aK)ve J. W. Earnest's. TllK JoCKNAJ. i
not assured that such is the fact ond it
hoi it is not. A migratory flock-owner,
coming in after the date for assess
ment and remaining a few months, is of
no benellt and every such band that Iih
come in has caused more or less trouble
in the community. If ft "lP n
or any other want to come and settle in
lite county he should be wicorded every
, courteay but a
wandering Willie
PEBH05AL.
iVn. Klein was up from Gleo yester
day. F. M. Smith was up from Five Points
the first of the week.
D. H. Oriswold ond IL D. Churchill
were at Bodarc Tuesday.
John L Davis has been struggling with
an attack of grippe.
Peter Schaefer is reported to be quite
low, but he may rally.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Henry were in
from Montrose yesterday. '
Bob Keel was reading the street signs
at tlie county hub on Wednesday.
Mrs. C. B. Hollingsworth and Miss
Daisy IVmn were in Harrison Tuesday.
fllen Zerlss enme un from Chadrnn
Saturday having been attending school
there.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John I Hint are tip from j
Crawford visiting friends and "holding
down" their homestead. !
r . J. W. Smith.
Married. j
Hjbhki.w DF.rVicK. At the residence of j "
the bride s parents on East Hat creek, j fiuvernilieilt Land.
Sioux count v. Nebraska, on Thursday. T .
April IB. 1HBB. bv Rev. Father Bropl.v. IWhlv the last great chance to se
of Ouidron. Mr. Herman Hihheln and cure a quarter section of good tanning
Miss M;irv IJeBock, both of Sioux land under tbe homestead law will be at
couoty, Nebraska. nm opening of the Chippewa Indian res-
Tbe young people are both well and j erViltlns tms spring, comprises
favorably known to a large circle f 1 the majority of the land in about fifty
ipiaintances who extend Iwst wishesto j .p aml furninli excellent
them for a prosernuH anil happf-fmir-1 (lomes for thousand of people. But lit-
ried life. Their friend to the number
of one hundred gathered to participate
in the wedding festivities and tread a
measure in honor of the event.
Pat Iu:y s team broke loose Monday
evening and" tore things up somewhat.
Hester & Son ship!d the Imlance of
their fat sheep to market the tlrst of the
week.
The first thunder shower of the sea
son occurred Wednesday. There was
more thunder than shower.
Dr. Phinney reiiorts the arrival of a
son at tlss home of Mr. and Mrs. C. II.
Unilt on Tuesday morning.
Johu Finley has built a house near
the sawmill in Sowbelly canon and has
moved his family there.
L. T. Poole will 1) in Harrison next
week and parties in need of water eleva
tors will do well to see him.
Henry Warneke moved the school
portion of his family back to tlie ranch
the first of the week.
-All persons indebted to me are re
quested to call and settle their accounts
by cash or note by May 2.
J. W. Smith.
Thomas Devenport made a delivery
of nursery stock here the llrst of the
week and every one who had given an
order called for his goods.
It is reported that the storm last
week caused the loss of manv sheep in
Wyoming. One owner is said i.o. haye
lost eight thousandhend.
Last weekC F. Coffee purchased u
thousand head of yearling sters of A.
A. Spaugh which he will put on the
range at the 7 box L ranch on rawhide,
Wyoming.
A livery team was ordered brought
to a pertain place at a certain time on
Tuesday for a couple of gentlemen to
make trip into the country. A team
stood at the place indicated and they
took it and sturled nut. They had not
gone far before they di:covered their
error and returned, much to the amuse
ment of the by-standers. as they hnd tak
en a team which a couple of ladies had
driven into town.
A man was here on Mondny hxiking
up matters in regard to opening a saloon
just outside the government reservation
in Sioux county. He will have to get
his petition signed by a majority of the
resident free-holders of White River pre
cinct and put up a lxnd in the sum of
five thousand dollars, and pay the li
cense fee fixed by the board of county
commissioner, which cannot lie less
than (")00 under die laws of the state.
Should he comply with all the prelim
inary provisions it is doubtful if he
would he granted a license. The exper
ience of the county in the past was not
such that it will soon le forgotten
or a reetition of it be desired. It is
also quite evident that neither tbe offi
cers nor the people will countenance an
attempt by any one to run a saloon in
that locality without a license.
Every once in a while some boy or
girl hikes n notion that they are not
treated right at home and that they
will have better times und receive better
treatment at the hands of strangers and
a a result of such notion they run away
from home. There are instame, no
doubt, wliere such proves to be tlas case,
butfew parents getso unfeeling fiat they
ill-treat their children. It is not natural
for them to do so, neither is it natural
for others to 1 as considerate of the
children of others as they are of their
own. To the boy or girl w ho contem
plates leaving home in hope of receiving
better treatment THE JiH'RNAl. would
sav don't do it. Home is the best phice
you can find and in after life you will
look back to the days spent there as the
happiest of your lile. It will matter not
how poor and humble it was, the f w l of
it having been your home will lend a
charm surpassing that of gilded hall or
palace.
Nnllee.
Notice Is hereby given ttitt on tnc nn out
of May, ISUS, t sudor KiehsUdn will make all
plication to lh Iward of trustees of the y II-
I
for a license to tin (ranted to hlin to sell
malt, spirituous and vinous liquors In ld
vilbiRe tor the inunlrlpal year of lsW.
All objections, protest or reuionstraiiees
to the Issuance of said license mast Imi lunrte
In wrltiiiesnd Bled with tbe Tillage Clerk
aire 01 iiarnaon, sionx enuiiiy, ppi7iwpn.
wntuiKsna uiea mn mm tiii" i"
1 or before noon of the Mb day of Msy,
IM, or said license will be prayed tor with-
on or burn
11m.
fuit rt.fi.mnee Iheretn.
1UI Harrtson, Nebraska, Afrll K, H.
taAUou mcusTkis
Sprier tr In the Fret,
If that very fiainful and troublesome
complaint, spring fever in the feet, is
present, tlte hot foot-bath should be
used every night, adding a sxxnful of
alum to the salt and mustard, and rub
bing tbe feet afterwards with alcohol
and lemou juice in eU il proportions, or
with a weak solutioo of carbolic acid.
This treatment will sieelily reduce the
swelling, and the tired feeling and sore
nees are at once relieved by either lotion.
Tliey are so valuable remedies that they
ought to 1 on every toilet table. 'From
"Spring Ailments," in l)euiorest' Maga
zine for April.
amciiod nan.
1 w ill sell my entire stock of harness,
saddles, whips and harnK and other
supplies on batunlay. May 2, IHSMj, at 1U
o'clock, sharp. Terms cash.
tie is know n concerning this opening by
the general public for the reason that
congress wisely provides in the act own
ing the reservation to settlement for the
publication of the notice of ojening in
but iwo p;i)ers in the United States.
Iioth of which lire near the land in ques
tion. This will effectually shut out
speculators und land sharks and gives
the boda-llde settler who is informed a
much Isitler chance to secure a gotsj
homestead. An effort is being made to
furnish all necessary information to all
honest intended settlers, which can be
obtained by addressing at once,
Lepartmk.nt ok Information,
000 Calumet Bd.,'., Chicago. III.
Final Proof Notices.
All iwrsons having rtiml proof notices In
tlil mier will riM-elve n tinirkeil copy of the
puNr nuil tire re'iueslccl to examine their
nollee Htul if liny t rroi h exist reisjrt tlie
saiiie to tliiii oltice at once.
No! ire fur I'ulilii'iiUiin.
hand Ortirc lit Allliimc, Neb. I
April 7, li. i
Notice i hereby given Unit the follow inn
mimed settler lias riled notice of hU Inteti
tion to make ttniil proof in snpisirl ot iiis
claim, and tlml sn!l nnx will lie untile ui
tore M. J. Ulewett, . IitW of the district
court, lit Harrison, Neb., on .May I", Is'.nl,
viz:
Jmepli llmm, nt (itlrlirist. Xeh., on behalf nf
heir of Kirlmrd Kism, ilrcuised.
who miide If. K. No. 2H11 for tlio lie. See. B,
Ip. x a., r. 44 w.
He mime the following wlt'icssc to prove
his continuous resideneu upon mid cultiva
tion ol an d and. viz :
John K. Meyer, Frank Meyer, I'mil Serres,
nil of (,lllirlit, Neb., Jueksou K render, ol
ItiHtill'V, Neb. Ml
OtiiilYrtx. of Harrison, Neb.
who made II. K. No. SI3 for the w. '4 . '4,
lie. '4 w. Li X . nw. '4 one. ZJ, ip. St 11., r.
5M w.
He names tlie following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and uultivu
tion ol, mi hi land, vl. :
Nrtdor Klehtd:i, I., (ierlaeh, (iriint liiith
rle, II. L. Sinuck, all or Harris 111, Neb.
I .Si .Hi I J. IV. Wehs, Jh., KcKistcr.
Tlmlier Culture, Final Proof.- Xutlee for
I'ub I'atien.
Cnited Mutes Land Office. Alliance Neb. I
April SU, IS,. 1
Notlee ! hreby given that Wlliinni W.
Seymour, of New' York, ha tiled nonce of In
tention to make Hnsl proor before M. J.
Ulewett, t'lerk Idst. Court, at Ills oftiee In
Harrison, 011 the )th day of May, IsOi, on
timber culture application No. :ri, for the.
sw. U of section No. 41, in township No. 81 11.,
range No. ;"7
He liaineii us witnesses: W . A. ItiR-olow, II.
f. Johnson, W. I., lloyt, Henry Warueke, all
of Harrison, "'cb.
3js J. W. Weiin, J., UeglsUr.
LOOK HEBE!
DO YOU WANT TO RAISE
WATER?
I will put you is u machine which will
elevate from MX) gallons to 22,000 gal
lons per niintite with the least possibls
power. It can lie operated by windmill,
steam, water or horse power.
It has been tried and its merits are
known.
It is Just the thing to use in streams
where a portion of the water t un be
used to elevate the other portion.
Tliey are cheap. They are durable.
They are hlniple. They tire up-to-daU-
Prices on larger machines or on iron
work alone, furnished on application.
Write for further information to,
L. T. POOLE, Agent,
Marsland, Neb.
JMore
FOB
Rone)i, TThan
Marsteller Bros.
"The Old Reliable."
Isador Richstein,
DEALER I IsT
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
AUENT
Pabst's Celebrated
beer:
HARRISON".
225 DesignsAII for lOc.
The UrirMt collection of up-to-date deslfcm
ever published in any architectural bnnk In
the wcria su cnurcn uesigns i inicriurs--Ustablos.
aai nsjin unince
, bvwsisk nvL . p
U dMlrns locu., or both booki for lieu. aJil
Any oh ronf to build, or ever Intending V
to build, shoiilif send for these ( VfM limited
edtUons) of "Artlstlesnd l olonlsl Homes."
HERBERT C. CHIVERS, Architect,
THE SIOUX COUNTY
JOURNAL,
ESTABLISHED 1888.
Always carries in stock a good line
of stationery consisting of
Letter heads,
Statements,
Legal blanks,
Book stock,
Cards,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
When in need of such things do not
forget to call.
(broods
YOTJB
FOR
NEBRASKA.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Note heads,
Envelopes,
Bill heads,
Poster stock,
Invitations,
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health.
very did: en t thing.
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