The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, June 04, 1896, Image 5
THE SIOUX COUNTY JOUB1TAL. 0 J.. J. tHtnmona, Editor and Prop, r. E.4 .R.E.TtUW. Oming Wart. UAag tut. o. , Blied .,.!. Ka. I. mixed 7:40 GRANT GUTHRIE, Wtorney-at-Law. ( Prompt attention given to ail legal matter id Justice, County and LMstritt Courts, and before Hie United States L ad Office. Fir Insurance wrltUo in reliable zompaaies. CJTLegal papers carefully drawn. llAJuaauH. - Nebraska. B. L. SXUCK, Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser. OPtH SUNDAY FROM 9 TO 13. and acMaon pvr a ohms. ttlra I im I i I Call. J. E. PHINNEY, it D. Physician ami Snrfee. Alt calls given prompt attention. Ullce la Drug Store, AMJftON. - NEBRASKA. -THE- RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE IN VOICE OF WINTER CLOTtflG. INCLUDING Overcoats, Coats, Vests, and Pants and wlien you need anything in thnt line you should sursly go to GEHLACn'S. He also has a One amortmant of win ter underwear, gloves, mittens, liats, caps, boots, shoes, arctics, etc., etc. Hi atock of staple and fancy groceries is full and complete and on all goods ha will maka you bedrock S 1 RinCH SUPPLY HOUSE. Hperlal Hates. The following excursion rates will be in effect for the dates as follows at one fare for the round trip: ' June IS and 14 to Denver and return, good to return June 2Mb, to national aaaatoo Junior Order U. A. Mechanics. July S and 4 to Buffalo, N. Y., good to return July 13lh, to annual meeting of national edutional association. Jutv 1. 2. 3 and 4 to Washington, D. C rood to return July Ittb, to national cooveotion youog peoples society of christian endeavor. July 18, 14 and 15 to Milwaukee, Wis., rood returning July 24th, to annual meeting Baptist young people's union of America. August IS, 17 and 18 to Ouisha, good returning August 24th, to young peo- nla'a christian union. August M and M to Milwaukee, good returning Aug. 81st to national conven tlon republican league. The return lim it am above tickets to the different points my be extended from 10 to 15 days, for further particulars call oo me. K. F. Pottos, Agent. Hester is retiring his windmill which was damaged by the wind. ForsD A watch. Owner can have it by calling at this ofllce, proving prop erty and paying for this notice. If you want good photos rail soon, for Mclotire will stay but a sliort time longer. Get your I torses ready for the races at Harrison on July 4th. Ir. Phinney has commenced the construction of a good-sized barn just north of his residence. L Richstein purchased the bicycle formerly owned by County Clerk Hlew- ettafewdavs ago and Vincent is the! proudest boy in town. Excursion tickets will be sold June 12th, and July Sd and 24th to Hot Springs and return at one fare for tlsj round trip, good teturning SO days from date of sale. E. F. Pontiuk, Agt F. E. & M. V. It It On Tuesday morning the lead engine on a double-header stock train' from the west struck Mayor Rohwer'g best cow on the crossing near the depot. The animal was injured so that she '.mil to be killed. The contract for building the new- school house at Andrews was awarded to James Wright, but we are informed that he decided not to accept it and the board will take action to award the job. The work of making Alls of the trea ties along the railroad a few miles east of town was commenced the tlrst of the week. Quite a force of men will be employed for some timo. Phil Unitt arrived last week with two car-loads of cattle for his ranch south of town, and remained a couple of days looking after his interests. He says everything indicates a big crop in the east part of the state. Word was received yesterday that Red Cloud accompanied by his son and a number of sub-chiefs and leading men of tlie Ogallalus were at Andrews on a visit to James H. Cook. Several from here went down to see the sons of the forest. ' When at Chadron last week County Attorney Guthrie found the case against the county which he went down to de fend was in such shupe that he could do nothing and the county will have to pay the judgment which was rendered before he had anything to do with the case. The rase of Hester & Son against Henry Lindeman was called in Justice Smuck's court on last Tbursduy. A change of venue was asked for by the defendant and the case was transferred to J. W. Hunter's in Bodarc precinct and is set for hearing today. j Taking effect June 5th the jure riles on live stock will tie charged as were in effect prior to January 1st. It is $61.00 per standard car front Harrison, S2.00 from Van Tossell and f&i.OO from Andrews, adding the usual per cent to tliese rates for curs over 30 feet, 6 Indies long. A man working on the grade east of town while helping to unload material from a car Tuesday morning got his foot caught between the bumpers so that it was pretty liadly mushed. He was brought to Harrison and Dr. Pliinney dressed the injury and the man went to Chadron in the evening. ' Some people seem to have the idea that if a person does not give in all of his property to the assessor that it is the fault of the county board if he is not called upon to list it all. That is a mis take, as the board has nothing to do unless some one brings tlie case be fore them. If any one is not satisfied with tlie assessment of another it is his place to make a kick to the board of equalization, and if he fails to do so he is more to blame than any one else. -A bad mishap befell Roy Hamlin on Sunday. He was riding a horse into the liverv barn when the animal slipped by reason of tlie planks being wet, and in falling canght the boy's left foot under him in such a manner that in was terri bly crushed, the bone of the great toe being forced from the socket and driven out through the flesh and other parts of the foot badly crushed. Dr. Phinney dressed the wound and all done make the lad comfortable, but it will lay him up for a good while. On last Saturday Adjutant General Gage mustered in a post of the Grand Army of the Republic. The following ofticers were elected: E. E. Livermore, commander; A. J. Bogart, senior vice commander; W, D. Lafferty, junior vice-commander; Sanford Hill, quarter master; John Plunkett, surgeon; Wm. L. Baldwin, chaplain. The next meet ing will be on Monday, June 15th, at 1 o'clock, p. m., at which time a full at tendance is requested as business of im portance is to come before the meeting. On last Thursday morning the editor of Tub Journal accompanied by his wife and two youngest daughters went to Andrews for a fw days outing. A tent and complete camp outfit was taken, and just as it was got in shape the train from tlie east arrived bringing Mayor F. M. Broome, of Alliance, accompanied by Mrs. Broome and their two little daughters, who joined the outing party. A good time was had by all, Mrs. Broome Moving to be the roost success ful angler for the speckled beauties which inlwbit the waters of Whit river, The rain of Saturday and the night fol lowing was something of a dampener to the snort but the toot shed the water all right awl oo serious results followed the experience. I'EKHOSAL. Claude Taylor was up from Cliadron a.-ain on Friday, D. 8. Cox and Wm. 8 wan son are up from Soldier creek today. Mrs. M. J. Blewett returned Thursday from her trip to Crawford. W. J. A. Rauni was up from Cotton wood the first of tlie week. T. B. 8nyder was lip from Sheep creek Tuesday and called at this office. Miss Lizzie (iorlach came down from Lusk last evening to visit tier parents. Mrs. I). II. Griswold anil children leave this evening for a visit to relatives in Iowa. P. t u i- i. .... r r.....n.. ilAlim . iiuh v,ts up ltiu .11113 Tuesday and made a pleasant call at this oilice. M. J. Welr and C. A. Puddy made a business trip into Wyoming the last of the week. James Wilson, James McOann and F. W, Knott represented Gilchrist at the county seat on Tuesday. Harrison will celebrate. Come. A new boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Parsons on Tuesday morning. A heavy hail storm struck the val ley north of town yesterday afternoon. The crops are not far enough advanced to be injured. All parlies who hove agreed to do work on the race track and all others w ho are interested in having a track at Harrison are requested to come prepared to work on Tuesday, June 9th. It is all laid out now and ready for work to be gin cutting tlie sod, It is reported that a 4th of July cel ebration at Harrison is a dead sure go, and in the past good times have been had at celebrations here and with a good race track additional sport can be provided. It means a lot of work and some expense to the people of the town, but if all unite a good time can be liad. The pro- grain will appear later. -I. R. Mclntire informs us that he has so much work that he will remain here all of next week so that any who have not obtained photos of themselves or families should lose no time in getting them for it may be a long time before another opportunity will be had to get the class of work that he turns out. On last Saturday the first soaking rain of the season fell In this locality. It came but a day or two later than the first rains last year, but owing to the light snow-fall during the winter the ground was much dryer than usual and grass was suffering for moisture. The rain last week fixed matters all right and people are happy. Tins land office officials are urging parties who hive timber claims on which the proof can be mode without advertising to do so during the present month. That includes all entries made prior to Sept 15, 1887. The object of the officials is evidently to close up the proofs of tliat class and it will cost the claimant no more to make proof now than later. On last Saturday lightning struck A team of horses near the old brick yard at F'ort Robinson. The horses were both killed and the wagon torn to pieces. Two men were in the w-agon and they were rendered insensible, and it was thought they would die. They were taken to the hospital and at last reports one was out and the other was improv ing. They reside on Soldier creek, but their names were not learned. Excursion Trips. Excursion tickets will be sold from Harrison at one fare for the round trip to the following points on dates named: To national prohibition convention at Pittsburg. Pa., to be held May 27-29, on May 22 and 28, final return limit June 2. To republican national convention at St. Louis, Mo., June 16lh, on June 12, 13, and 14, final return limit June 2. To democratic national convention at Chicago, 111., July 7, on July 3, 4 and 5, final return limit July 14. E. F. roNTOjs. Agent Harrison, Neb. Teachers' Institute. The Sioux county teachers'tinstitute will be held this year in the court house at Harrison, commencing June 22 and closes July 8. The attention of the teachers is called to Sec. 0, Hub-uiv. 10, of school laws. So if you expect to teach during the coming year be in at tendance at the institute. W. 11. Davis, Co. Bupt Kstlmate of Kipensea. At rnmlnr moetlns-of the Board of Trim tees of the Village of Harrison, Bloux coun ty, Nebraska, belli on me Bin nay 01 aiay, IhMS, the followliiK estimate of expenses fur the current municipal year of 1SW was insde: (Miners' salaries 80 OB Printing Water pu ni puis, etc . KM no Klcctlon expeuses . . 00 Incidental 00 MlnktnK fund Interest on water bonds lw no To apply on Judgment 400 00 Total -!, 00 ttd Harrison, Nebraska, May 10, ISM. ! 37-41 1 L.J.Simmons. 1 ' Village d'lerk. Kstlmate of Kiprnses. At the regular Janesry, IMSt, meeting of the board of county commissioners of Slonx county, Nebraska, the following es timate of expenses was made for the. cur- District court expenses, flOO 00 Halsrles !. W Stationery -- U..IB an l hrlriffMS tJMMI 00 I'rintlna and DUbllslilna 400 00 Institute H I i mi u ml rumr fiiufl ItlO 00 Incidental . sold ers re let lunu - km w (Mlcerslees - M0 Special debt fund as Indicated by .1 Ma.fl vtrmn Ls fur thn years 187, ISSS and tsss 1,080 W Total 4I1K t0 Dated llsrrlsoii, Nebraska, May IS, IMS. l. J. BLtwrrr, (3(j Uoauly Clc.i. Final Proof Notices. All persons having dnsl proJif notice -n this psper w ill reriie a murk-! copy ,if tl.e pttprruml ur r4jue4t-d U examine thHr nolu-e uwl U any rrrois exist rt-iurt tue sauii to tiim oltlce at one. .Nnlirr for Publication. Land Office at Alliance, Neb. I Nay Is, imw;. I Notice is hereby irfven that tlie following nunicl wttlcr has Hied notice of iii- iuu-n lion lo iiiske flnul proof in iipport ol his clsfin, and that mxUi prisif will Ue itittde be fore M. J. Hit-writ, . Icrk of the district court, at Harrison, Neb., on JiinclT, istb, tlx: Fir V. Piwwr. of Bell, Xch., who made H. K. No. 1187 for the . !,Vw. '4 t . f. i, sec M, tu !T.i n., r. .'4 w. Hi iisiocs Ihc folios lux witM-j.se to prove bis coiiIIhiioum rci-Meucc upon and cultiva tion ot Mid lrttid, viz: (iclavt (turrit, it. K. Ni-ccp, Alva Mirieve, W . !. Mcliolrton, all of kU-ti. cb. slo Kiimry K. I'msscr. of Bell, Neb., alio tnuUe II. K. No. S41I lor the nw. i. nc. ,. sc.. ', nw. and lot 4 sec. 6, I p. H n., r. 54 uiio h. -v, nc. si, l, T w n., r. 3.1 w. He naioeN the following witncsncM to prove his (.-oiiUntioti n-slilcnce upon and cultiva tion ol, suiii Jund, viz: Octiive Harris, It. K. Neere, Alva Shrieve W. S. Nieholsuu.ullor Hell, Neb. 37 4Jj J. W. VVkhs, Jk., Kegixtrr. Notice lor Publication. Ijtnd O.Hc-e at Alliance, Neb-, I April T,, llTJL Notice Ih hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of tilsinten lion to make Html uroof In snmsirt of his claim, and that said proof will Is- mailt; be fore M. J. UleweU, clerk of District Court, ut Harrison, Neb., tin June B, lstsi, viz: Joseph P. Met tail in. of llnrrtsen, Neb., ho made II. K. No. ltt for thn so. 'i nw. s. ', ne. 4 and ne. it ue. see. 31, tp. SO u., r. Hi w. He names the. following witnesses to prove his continuous residoucu UXn und cultiva tion of, said land, viz : William ll.iurr. L, William Ilelden, William II. Hough, vt tlltuin (,1-rlac-h, all of Harrison, Neb. 34 3 J. W. WtHK.jR., Uegister. Not ice tor Publication. Laud Oltlcu Ht Alliance, Neb., ( June H, IMW. ) Notice Is hereby given th-'t the following named settler has tiled liutl-o ol bis Inten tion to make filial proof in support of bis claim, and thnt said proof will be. made be fore 11. J. Iticwclt. ( lerk District Court at Harrison, Nebraska, on July 11, IsSB, viz: John H. Nrwllii, of (iilckrUt. Nell., who inailit H. K. No. J44 f or the s. 1 , se. , mi. su. 4 A xc. t 110. sec. I,;, tp. 33 11., 1. .' w. II11 naiiins the following witnesses to prove his con II 11 mum residence upon and cultiva tion of, said land, vi. : V. W. Knott, James Wilson, E. K. Wohl helcr, all of Uiichrlst, Neh., II. K. Cofree, of Hodsrc, Neb. J. W. Wehn. Js. 3f-44 1 Uegister. .Notice fur Piilillratlon. l.nnd dltlce at Allliince, Neb., I May 40, Iswi. j Notire is hereby given that the following mimed settler has illcd notice of his Inten tion to make fldtil lirtsif In supfiort of his claim, and that siilil pnaif will be made be fore M. J. Illewett, clerk dlst. court, ut Har rlson. Neb., on June 27, Ihiiii, viz: Kram Peter Slullnr. of Arilninro, S. D. who niiiile H. K. No. S4i4 for the w. ij sr. sec. II and w. ', ne. ' sec. 14, tp. :14 11., r.'A w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous reddeucu upon and cultiva tion, of ssld land, viz: Peter llretty, Jukob Klrcher, Jakob Murk lug, Peter Hanson, nil of Ardmorc, D. 1 87 4i J. W. Wkhn, Jk., Uegister. HORSE BREEDERS. The line 4-year-old Shire Sullion will make the stand for the season of 1890 at (5.00 to insure a mitre in foal. He is a bright bay, with good style and nction, und weighs about 1,700 pounds. Young stock will be taken at market value in payment of service fees. The horse can be found at all times at the Schoefer barn 1 mile south aud 1 mile west of Bodarc postollice. Nicholas Schaefer. LOOK HEBE! BO YOU WANT TO RAISE WATER? I will put you is a machine which will elevate from 300 gallons to 22,000 gal lons per minute with the least possible power. It can be 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 can be used to elevate the other portion. They are cheap. They are durable. They are simple. They are up-to-date. Prices on larger machines or on iron work alone, furnished on application. Write for further information to, L. T. POOLE, Agent, Marslaud, Kdb. J FOB JMIoney, TThan Marsteller Bros. "The Old Reliable." Isatlor Richstein, DEALER IN Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. AGENT Pabst's Celebrated BEER. HARRISON, THE SIOUX COUNTY JOURNAL, ESTABLISHED 1888. Always carries in stock a good line; of statipnery consisting of Letter heads, Note heads, Statements, Legal blanks, Book stock, Cards, Etc, Etc, Etc. When in need of such things do not forget to call YOUB . FOR NEBRASKA. Envelopes, Bill heads, Poster stock Invitations,