f Tiu:s:orx ol'ntv
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F. K. i K. V It. It. Tin,- ia1,l...
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j. ii rniNNKV. m. i.
rhjIc!nn tn-l Sihsciiii.
All mil riven pruuijit aut ntiou.
0.8' til Irag store.
IUKIMKiV.
Sf W,AKA.
notice to sr.ri i.rits.
T!i rulei uf l!i'; local I nn! ull'ice have
rweiltly hretl amended tut Illitt FcttletS
to links lins.1 proof shall settle with the
publisher Ik for; w-iiditi in their npnlii a-1
lion. Ail parties il.irii,n' to inaku linnl !
proof can have th-ir patters n.a ) out at I
TUK J.t l:N.u. olli- e, free of ha rre. ;,n,l .
promptly transmitted to the land oliice
to that no time will l? lost
For information read TllE Jiit l;N.I.
Men's suits anil overcoats at cost at
Turner's.
Old pawrs. five cents per do.eii a;
Tirr. Jit vi. oilice.
Call at TllK JornvM. :!i 'e an t have
your final proof papers made out. It
W ill cost you nolliing.
The iiiw y eei ted oCb ers uf Jerry
llusk l'(t. Cm. A. Ii , were installed at
the regular meeting on last Monday.
Amoli the itiaaaxines w hicli are
fast Ihs'iiiiiiii a necessity in the home
the Iidie ' lloun-Journal is the peei of
liny. Its contents are i divi rsified that
tlieiM is ill It Komet l;:tij,' l,ii(l will
pleaseeai h inemlsT r f tie family, lis
prut- is hut ten cents a un nth and it is
Mini to plea-"-. Try it.
We are in receipt of toe Stat'.- .Jour
nal Almanac an-l Fu yciod ic.lia for i'.u.
It is prepurcd especially for NehrasUaus
It ml contains a vast fund of information
uf value to the people of the state. It
w ill lie wot to any one posipa d on r--
eiut of 2' cents, and we know
f n" '
Way of invrtl'.nif Hi it aiuount of lunin y
which w ill j,ive s .J return". Send
n ipcirier to the .Slate Journal, Lincoln,
Ni-Ji.; and Vu Will nev. r n'ret it.
Tlv first c.f the week J W. S. ott
iind I. Iticiist -in made n trip M Andrew s
anil it is rep u ted that they contemplate j
st iilin a t w n there. New town ap-
per to U ipiitu the r.tt j'lst now., A
fw day !i Olt Tict.e ii.foim. d us j
that a. town bad been started in his j
ciiuon, toi.l th it a mayor and Imard of j
aldermen had b.s-ii elected, but we have
for.; it ten who th otii i ils were. If it
keeps on the next tiling Will In- a couutv
Seat Colitct t.
A number of hr(s Whitticin to
people i fc-tiT near t iw 11 necm o he m.ik
licn' the Mm i ts their bi.'.idip.ai'lers.
K nil'! eoiiipi lint is niitdu by jieople wlio
come from tin-country, but no one
feels I
lie inakuii; the o.Miers any trouble Is-
caiie it woii.it woiK a li.ini'li.p "1 n-.i
i .... ,,f r,.. .,,,1 : dent, heir linvins vole. lor rs.-waii arm ; ..,,, , , ,,t,,.i v Mtt or.l.-r of h-m-Ho
of tlie scant, ipiaiilitv of hie.l put. up. , , ,,. ... ,, , ;v.,. ... H.cl hit. -rest, csls
If the people from the country would . f""r f"r AU vot"i t,,r 'in ,ul a,-cr,..,; c.-t,.
, . .' , . , ,.' i, . j for president. Under the circumstances nn-m lUimtrT,
drive into the vard opp isite the livery ' , , , I ;l-. u! .-!n i ill of s il.l Comity.
.. 1 ! the ouestain nniilht be akc.l how all , .', . lf
barn, which sou,.-of the business ,..;'- f ,., I,rv I..- I Alt' n eV for Pluin.ins.
..rovided lor their protection nainst ! .r K-,s Ins ist. ... t ,-iis a ti . I, , be
L.st.- .c the.r teams wc ! be umno- -''' Vote, or whether or not be ,s uud.-r , .. , v
, . , .1, . , ,, , 1 . 1 anv ohlmatioiis to citst his vote a ( ertiini
Jested nii'l Ih-M would be Ho cau-vs for;1 .
0111; bunt.
Wyo.,
- It is reported from Casper,
that this hue of road will 1; -xtfiiii-' , v,,t,., f,,r V!it-.n. !t was no doubt 1111
froui that pl.c e to the l'acillc coast in (, ...,, ,,, agreed anioii;j tlie leaders
the near ftitmv. Th s has U-cn looked i t(. ;v,.r d. tiiociat i and populists
forand hoied for during many years, j j (jw ,.1,.,.,,,,. .,i v,lt,. s!ionld e, ,nt it
but so )fi hive In. i s len raised only j w s,(f(; u, ,,.lt ,t Vl.rv SM1;l ,tr ,..nt
to result in disappointment that not j of t)w v,ti;re uijdfn.lnixl tlie ileal. 4
much ex. iten.cnlw.il I nr.mseil until j ni)II,lHr have announced
euo.h l.co,.ies known to maUe tlie ; t t t i,t to CO further west, and
move a (ertaintv. H would t. very j
nice to have It cm.. 10 pass ior it wou.o . hllm.u (f
furnish employment to ...my and would , s(h ; nw m, ,.u .v mUst p-t a
Osi0 tip a vast territory and would pve j (..(t) w)n M of
the people wst of t ha.lron K"od lr!l1" ( h;l-i-j p.u t of their her I. It ii admit
luirvh f, which nitinot be expected u""1 I tl ,,v l!ut j,, mmB localities more
the road is extended. Further develop-1 mV( nl (li:in t, l;iml
menu in the matter will l watched for j ())iM unJ ,(.. (l ri,slll ,1.,v,,
with tuucli interest by people aiiii' ttii tl, moVB , it is ,,r policy to
line. j (iverslocU the ran'e and can only result.
The pump at 1he pumping station ( in loss when an unfavorable year stnl.es
pot out of order ti'ain u few (lavs i.tfo ! the count ry. In Some parls of tiie ( -oun-nml
it water f.uii'ne has b. en threatened ty tlious..iids of Hi res of feed pi to
r ; II.
break nlway oc-
lu a eonseuUeriee.
curs w hen the nuiuilv "f water is low ,
and 11 nh.irtniio is almost sure to conic
liefer the necessirv repairs can Iw made ! of this crass will be made available, but
tnd inueli inconve nience is experienced ' ono caimot have piod range and close
In coiis(sueuc. The water piestinu is ; neih'libors.
tt serious one for the town lo coiilroiitj f aimniissioiier Frank Tiiikham tir
and it is apparent to all that some way I rjved from his n-ininj; camp Mouth of
must Iw duvis.d (o iinet it. The only J ljouKlas, V.'yo., on Monday eveiiitiR
way to (f('t any (satisfactory arrange- j Hu brounht a lot of npecimeiis of ore
luiiiit sccm to lie lo put in a w indmill j with him to send away to bo nssayed.
plant and to do that under the existing 1 The shaft which hit uud Jack Kriesler
financial conditions may not be tl easy have been working at is down alsiut
task. It ban Isien MiKuesU-d that the j thirty feet and the indi.'at ions lira that
Itest wy to Kt Hindi a plant would lie 1 they have Homelhintf worth wolkitiK,
to flKiiro out the proportion of the ex
jietise each person deictidiii' on the town
pump for 11 water supply should bear
and then each one pay tlm amount as
sussed njfainst lum. In tftat way nil
who would b btnefllte l wool I lialp to
nt tot the tx;itn.i an-l no ud lition would
l nuidn I) tins interest (tearing debt, and
by payinj; (ash the needed machinery
could U ublained nt a low price. Tli
1-10 i certainly worth invdiiUii'.
ITRS0V1L.
I-arvm wa iiji from
Water on Tufwlj v.
I'ii rming
Henry Hose was in town resterday,
Lav,,, - jst recovered from an" atta. k of
cv.iiMt v Attorney S. U. Fisher was up
from ( Ladruu on Tuesday on lei;a
bu - illicss.
t L. J. Simmons left last evenim; for
(irand 1 -.1 j n 1 l. attend the annual inert
m;r f toe Stute I'ivss Association.
lWnia-tiT Mirstcller uoi It.
Smith started un a bnsuies, trip to
!.-ncifj the fir .t ol the wee1;.
J. W". Scott returned Friday from
j'iister county, lie found tii -t father
' siiocriiie; from dropsy, and while lie may
j live fur wime lime Ui; ch'ttn cs are that
I lie is fHiiriiiLf the end uf his life tin-.
Mrs. T. B. Snder whs up from She p
Creek tile a.-t of the W..
k Hint called at i
this ulli
Mr. Snyder has h.en in Chi- I
iirrii for Miie time an.l w.ll not l lmii,?
for some weeks yet.
jjlsi jj.,v y S.tiimon. wMw of tin
UtV of t;ie JuritNAI .. ai n ved here last j
Friday, lbr home bein;,' in t.'onucticiit '
ami this bein her first trip to tl)i west,
the change presents many novelties.
Tin; wflut.h ?r of late h is not Is-en
ijiiite as edj.ciable us that cxpericm e l
up to tli'i first of the week, but it has
Ir.' fine so uii that stot k ow ners fill
ipiite cayy,
On account of the. storm on Tuesday
there was no meeting of the ii'rieull u- j the trrolind. can ft t the latest doings of
ral soc.etv. !f thov- wiioiii'D intere-tcd the lawmakers and frequently xives the
in the inalN t- will indicate when it i news one day earlier than the Omaha
would lie convenient for them to meet J papers. Tin; Journal's Washington cor
the secretary "ill make another call. J respondent , Mr. Aiiiiin, keep Journal
- If von can't pay voiir i!-hts that fall 1 t boroiiKld V posted on matters of
due these .lavs don't commit Miiri.1. intft t- Ntd.r.lskaiis that are happen
Nothing can more foolish than this, j llt tll,! national "''ital. Tin; Jour
llein .lead won't cancel your dilih':i- ' 's "lil'l''d at .10 cents per month with
tionsandit will entail th i" unnecessary ' "ul '"'"fV or t,1 cents p.r mouth with
ex-i, of a funeral.- Fremont Tribuw: Sunday. It isiiKreat paper.
-It is about time that those who j -
hivoliot beed"d our reipie-l to settle
up tiHik occasion to do so if ! h -y do n I
want their accouiits put into the hands
of a. collector. It is those who have
allowed (heir accounts to run lor years
w ho are meant imperially. The money
has been earned and is dun and we want
it. II ;.iiii cannot pav all you owe ptv
what von can and if you c.iiinol pay ai y
money tfive not
wliali the hank will
take. We do not desiru to annoy nny
w ho are honest ly trying to pay i.p but
those who can pay mid do not wiil save
trouble by paying no.
Ibe county ( ruuiii-sioncrs met on
TueMl.iv, that l eai' tlw; date of tie' lirst
rcxolir mn-tine; of the ynir. At this
meet 1111; the eslmiale of f -uses tor
the eiismi ' ye:ir and niitti-rotis matters
are considered and it is in reality the
most unpoi hint meetine; of the year.
The cstiiiiate for district court expenses
will lively Us higher than last year for
llieiv mn! tint to l a L'eni r.i
llClml t hat
I violations of the law he pro-s cuti d.
It
Is l.V',ee!.id that th
11 1;
would adjourn
j W.siir's.lay ev
iiu', unless is was i!e-
' 11.(1 t
M k up the books of the conn-j
ty tre.i i iivr l.t tics nw-tilW.
.
-In voting f..r .res;ler.t actl uce-
rir.-i.l.nt th- N. br.iska .blecini split
(
nt in ih iniiUia mi the vtct-t.re-i-
,1 ,
way. 1 lie same men last uicir tsunni
nt the (sdls or the electors who voted
r. is.. ...... 1 1 ..a f..i- 1;.,, . le. tors w ho
Wfck new locations. They 11 is those w ho
waste every year and it is necessiry to
sink wells
in order to utilize the nra.su.
, The time is not far distant when much
but, of course they cannot li certain
until tlie result of Ibe assay are known.
A riuuilsir of claims have Ix-en taken
neartheiii and mtiili activity in the
canii is fcKs"ctfd to Is) witnesied in Ibe
ppri(iif. As Tinkhiim ami Kriesler and
those Interested w ith th' tn am the pio
neers in the ( amp it is hoped that they
may btiike it rich enough k Ui it lliey
will Is.' amply rtwurded for tins vetilurw
thev made,
Hum Talent.
The Harrison (ilw? and Entertainment
( 'lul will give an entertainment at th
hall in the Andrews building on Butur
da)' evening, January IB, 1,17.
PKiXIKAM.
Curtain rait-os at H o clock sharp.
instrumental music.
Speech by in inat'er.
Son;? by ae club.
Mediation.
I'arce: The I.ai.jo Instructor.
S ,nir. .
Stump speech.
S.I1L'.
Farce; Ki kapo Indian Trail.
t.'linj; talk by m ma- r.
All are cor.iniiiy invited and ive will
try to plc.i-e yn.
Admission 1") and Co cents.
ii. t;. &. v. ci.t B.
-
yt is reported that Jerry Will i.s in a
precarious coridit inn. H has been ml -i:i
for a Ion,? time and although a man
of Mronj,' com-titi.t.oii he has Income
much weakened and the (i. A. II. I'ost
has taken the casein hand and will see
that he is properly cared for.
Tlio Nebraska Legislature
It is a recognized fact amoiie; Nebras
kaus that no matter what other daily
paper they read at other times, din ing
the lec;ilativ sessions they must f.'et
the Lincoln State Journal if they want
all the news. The Journal is rirbt on
Final I'riMif Noliccs.
All persons liavhiif llinil proof notices In
tin- p;!ier will recrive a iiiarkcil copy ol the
per Mli'l II I e requested to exmiiiiif. their
notice nii't t Htiy r i roi s exist rejiort tlie.
H.iine lo tills olUcn ill once.
Land (Mice (it. Alliance, Nell., I
II. e.-liilier I, I still. (
tee l hereby iflven Ui t the lollott lro;-
tion lo imikv tlmil prooi In sniipoi I ol Ills
.......... ...llU.rlu.. Ml.... t...ll.... ... 1.' i. .1.111.
cliiilil, met tiinl s iel iirool will 1h- m ete t
tore M. !. Iliewelt, I ii l'lt I II-1 T le t ( OH r t III
ll.tr i i. -.ol i, Nebrai-Ua. on Jh niiary hi, ln'.7, v i. :
f i -! t A. l'..lUllil II. lit hn.llilT, Vc'l..
w ho hi eie IJ. Ii. No. :;:,jA for tie: H'e lie t hi-c.
:,!, Ip. .11 ii., r M sv,
lie tluiiii s the tollowiiitf w itnes-ics l i iroe
It coa 1 i .oeeis r.'Hi'let,eiT upon iiiel ctn tl v .1
tlon ol . s.ihl latt'I, 1 i. :
.1. VI . Smith, I'. K. t lirjitl V, t.ohis It it 111 it CT,
.John M u i.. nil ol" llo l.trc. Veil.
II 1,0 pioie-i he iiii.ile lo.'tihist tliU proof,
in or li for., il tv n'l lor t.tkiit s , I . -1 1 -
m" ulnvi'tv !tilliiillil'"l uil( Ii" eontile
il.
J. W. WI.IIN, .Ik.
lit tit I Kest(
Miri'lll'i Kiirt'chiMirc ShI".
tivvlrt'ieof an or'lcr of sale !iief out
ol tlei lUstriet Court of sions ( oinity, .Ne
lineki. lini.i a Jil'ltfincal nnl il'-.-rc nt
loreelo-iire ri'ielere'l tv salil co.irt in t;tor
1 of William It. Mate, lleaj.tiiiln (..riilcuil,
IWilli.iM ICiC .lr tout iho-rix II. HilVileti.
;: :t pi iietiir intil iii,r.ititt, oeortfe . ( ohti,
1 I'la . ( olio, iota t( . a. noH'fii, its ti.-it-itii
t , , ,;,v ,.f .h.iiu.uy, A.
!. ts'C. Ml l-ti o'cloi-U In tlie lorenoon, at
in.. vlll..if.- of liiu'rl-on. hi sai'l eo'intv.
I 1.111 KM S ill. Hll'l lt'll 1.1 JMIKil mo- .0.1 11
j ,..,, n, i,,,!,,.!,, real el.iV silu.ilii in
' sm 11 con '1 1 v, to .ul :
f T,,r,:,. nt ,,. ,,rtli Cast (.nmr-
J'-rot J le; so.n 1, West ,,-t,r i.n.l lle w est
1 1 11 11 hi 1 lie :- u 1 11 1 . !' 1. ,i 1 i ' 1 ""i
Nuiet. ,'P.. 'i'mtn-liln Thirty four i.ln
i ,,ii!i. u-.nux Htv-.i.t iV. Wv-l of th
LOOK HERE!
am3
1 mv
'
LO YOU WANT TO RAISE
E
I will put yon is a machine which will
elevate from 300 gallons to 0,000 gal
lon IM-'T minute with the least possible
power. It can lie operated by windmill,
steam, water or horse power.
it bus been tried and iiu merits are
luioivn.
it is just the thing to use in streams
where 11 portion of the water can be
used to elevate tho other portion.
They are t hen p. They are durable.
They nro sinitile. They aro up-to-date.
Price on larger machines or on iron
work alone, furnished on application.
Writo for further information to,
L, T. POOLE, Agent,
Uarsland, Neb.
7r
ATER?
Sioux County,
THE LAND OF THE HOMESTEADER.
Free Homes for Morej
i
Than 5,000 Wen.
A new county with I
schools, churches, j
railroads, etc., j
AND 3oo,ooo ACRES YET
OPEN TO HOMESTEAD
ENTRY.
Contains over forty-five miles of
rail oad and has no county
bonds.
Sioux county is the northwest county
of Nebraska. It is aliout thirty miles
east and west by about seventy miles
north ami south and contains
OVER 1 ,300,000 ACRES
of land. There are more bright, spark -
linsui ill streams in the county than
can be found in the same area elsew here
in the state. It has more pine timber ill
it than all tin; rest, of the. state combined
Its grasses are the richest and most tin -
li-iiioiis know n so that lor stock-urowinir i
It Is iinexcelh-U.
The soil varies from a heavy ( lay to a
!i'lit sandy loam and is capable of pro
ducing excellent crops.
The principal crops are small frrain
and vegetables, nttliouii good corn is
rown in the valleys. The wheal, oats
rye and barley are all of unusually fine
quality and command the highest tinir-
liet prices.
The water is pure and refreshing and ,
i js foun, n ahiiiidaiice in all parts of the
1
count v.
The county is practically out of debt
and has over forty-live miles of railroad
within its iKirders, has a e;ood bricl; court
house and the necessary lixtures for run
ning the county and there lias never
been one dollar of county bonds issused
and hence taxes will Is; low.
The Fremont. F.lklioru & Missouri
Valley rail road crosses Sioux county
from east to west and the Ii. & M. has
aUmt fcltecii miles of its line in the
northeast part of the county.
The climate is more pleasant than that
of t he eastern portion of Nebraska.
There is still '
OVER 000,000 ACRES
of land in Sioux county yet open to
homestead entry. It is better land and
more desirably located than that for
w hich such rushes are made on the open
ing of a reservation. There i.s no rail
road land in the'oonnly and for that
reason its sett lenient has liecn slow for
no special effort to get settlers was
made, as was done in the early days of
the settlement of the eastern part of the 1
state.
(i odd deeded land can be purchased at
reasonable rates with government land
adjoining so that a person w ho wants
more than one quarter section can obtain
it if ho has a little means.
There are about 1,500 people in the
county and there is room for thousands
more,
Ilam-.on is tlie county scat nnd is sit
uated on the F. K. & M. V. railroad, and
is as good iv town as the thinly settled
country demands.
School houses and churches are pro
vided in almost every settlement and are
kept up with the times.
All w ho desire to get a homestead or
buy land cheap are invited to come urn!
see the country for themselves and judge
of its merits. 1 loinesteads w ill not lie
obtainable much longer and if jou want
to use your right and get 100 acres of
land from Uncle Saul free it is time you
were about it.
BO YIAHS'
tXPERIENCC.
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rrDiiIritlHl. Old.'Hl RUOiu y 1irnvv,urtm piitnuU
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authorized to publish tlie official notice of the proposed
amendments to the constitution, it is the official county
paper, and is the only paper in Sioux county that is quali
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