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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1897)
1 4 THE SIOUX COUNTY CTOURITAL. o It. .1. Simmons, Falilor an I Prop. r.r.l V.Yl:.U.TiinrtM.. filling W-.t. le.liig Kat. So. 5, lulled, I :0") No. r.. li.Ucl J. K. I'lliNNKY. M. D. l'hysielau and Surg-enn. All chIIi given prompt utteiitloii. Office la I'riiif store. HAKHISfiN. SFJtllASK.. ! i'tiili nt. ponty ami cross with ..tin r NOTICE TO MITH.I'.KS j men. i be ...km - fir an Tr -nt ami too The rub s of h" local land office- have , r -ady to an-, pi s mcii hat is intended recently been amend, d no that m ul.-rs j in another way. Hi" brave, hroad to m ike linal proof shall settle with tin; I minded ir.i ti. who M ini on their own publishi r Is-fore si iiiliii iii their r j ti .1 i. a- ' worth ami ilu-mtv ar." io"st r.-sp.-rl...! lion. All urtis ili sirin:: to n.ak.' final ami ta t al iiir U -t in the w.-rltl. Y .irk proof ran have t h.'ir .a-r ma lo oat at Thin x. TltE J' it l:NAI. oH'a'.', f ! of ( hai 'i', n:: l promptly tr.iiisii i1t. il to th.j land ollic c fco that no twin1 will ! lost. For information r.- nl Tiik J. t'i:xAi M"ii"i suits mill ov. n oats at rosl at Turner's. J. W. Scott h is ii l.l. J rrociO'..'S to I his slot U. Th" prolrai'l.'il in" lin,'s at til! M. F. (hunk I.uvd U'L-ii (li.si-ontiMi.'d. ! 0!'l pap"r, liv.; cioils p, r do 'n a'. Tin: J-x-! u. o!!i i'. j Call at TlIK JfifKNvt. ollioc ami hav voiir linal proof papi-r-i mad.j out. It : w.ll rost von nothing. ! '1 111 pi S'.i ia 1 !Ol'll l'V till, si hnr on last 1'ri lav n.-niiiL,' u.is wi ll alh'iiil. 'l 1 ami a pl.-a-.int ti'in- hail. ' f! ,' p'lr-iom; t prop, r i'iiurr some j i'..p!.-may (!ml out taat thry ilo n ! . kl.o'V so lillii l ,'ih.iu! s. .in., otiirr p. o-p-'s hllslii.s, :ls 11, iy i-.-1 -1 1-i to. No on" lias i ! I "ii appoliil'"! 1" Mil toa vai-aui'V on tl." hoar.l of county . ' o 1 1 1 1 1 y i-oiiiuiisioni rs l aos.-.l hy lo:! r-svoif lion of It. i- ,1 ilins m. j 'J la-Sioux Cooniy Ai'i'ioiiltiiral H , .a. tv is h. -r. hy . ill. d to in. at Ti::.! Ji tl '.'M. . ilii" in Thursil.iy, I'ibniary ! t, l-!)7. at 1 o'i lotk, p. in. j ,. .1. SIMM, .'.s, S.c. j A I..U I. .is .U'm iiiirohu.'".! in ih I leisl.a nr.- t i in. !u, I" burdocks in I oilier w c. k in what is known as tli.i Russian lhistllaw. If t!i faili-r f tint I'd' knew au tiiiii,' of tlie west.-in part "I tlie s'ai.' he woiii'l r. .al.o lo.it his bill m a a vi ry f'.!i-!i one. '.unity Attorney 'iiifliriii wil! hiv. - .i U ar fit O'N. ol before Jil.U'.' K"i kind to i-.-pis-w-M th-j county in t h.- c.lei.lat.d ui! cf I.. O. Hull vs. S;oii com. ly. Th" for vars and i .Ise has "ir.0;'eil it. would lw well to alone, ilvt It lie. l-le.l. - il mav tm that wli.-n fh" il. trie' i iitirf nii.kes a "da;" at nome ollirials who v. iltullv u'l ii'e the law- in carrying out the or.d-rs of the court ami then rt.lv to !i. it He) records in the ca o mil not h-ar ool , sm h ollii iais w ,11 li oil 1h. t -veil coiin'y ollicers .rv not the bvn-st oi.-ii on earth. - At ;h r.-'j'u st of County Attorney Cuthra! dimly Treasurer li"id.t h-i r" tuned Jud-'. f Vit.s to assist in the .m Van Ttssell tax c tse unich has been taken M the .listrn t court. Tile mai ler i Ult import ant one t want to know m the p'- ether or de and they not a person j , by re-istm,". can avoid paving his t.ix thi-ir I'olh't.tiou, and il is iafe to sa V ! that the public i!l iiihol.l t'i coursiri of the treasur-r In the matter. J --In South i-'akota the u!W slate treasurer (pop.) would have n. .thine; hut the cash ami all the cash turim 1 over to him hy his pred.'C. ssor. The oas'i was t ailed in from the various hanks of the .st. tie and taKeii to in? capital ouy on H Kn:'Ciul train. Il Was ' ounU-d out to , f,.si. f rights he shows (accordin" tho new ollii ial and he receipted lor il () the mouthpiece of 1 lie rin;r) t he has. itiitl .started il back to the banks. A j ,s ( hp, n:,t,,,.,., (,. has never . t blizzard cauii! on and at laul reports the iM,,.rl jt) :l posit ion so t hat, any could trtfh treastire train was .snowUnitid and was , f uv , j1:ir4.,. ,lm with so base a thin,' twin": guarded by a company of htale!iS urntiui.l". Tint piiblisiher or the militia. For dovvtiri'ht foolishness a ..n,,i.vspaier in the true sense of the new. ly-electeil jh.ji otli. ill can take the ,.,) (more appropr.at. ly the esiiinl take when he starts out to. I pjp. ()i,'ari) can learn that the unplcas- From correspondence with the. treas-i ,tiess on the county board arose over liter's ollice it seems tint neither of t he t() m:icii,s ,,f Tilt: .1, iCtiNAl. the olli' ial railroail companies illicit 1 to my the j p..r, I lis at tempt to have the board spui ial ilebl levies of ls'.!i tin.l the only i ,,,ry.r , .(j,,,, until his paper lie'-ame a course, that olll. er nees open to him is to . i,.,.,! rellectl about lis turn Ii pr.M ted to enforce tun collection. That i ,r,l 1 jaii'-y as dal the request of the will et the matter into t oiirt so that youth to have nn election postponed nn the hahly of the levies may be deter-j j ,, had at tained li s niiij. nty so iniind, but how the last) will b broilKhtj .:,( (. unht Vole. Tim niixiety of the iihout lis not knoiMi. The situation is to publisher who left f i save the i! regretted by the taxpivera for it I II ! county money H:iiiiimii;' to lliose who interfere with the -collection of taxes, r,.lh ,,U filed when he was connected unJ if the courts should hold the levy toj viitli lt iiewsia-r some yei.rs a'o be ill. (Jill it would make it lieces-ary to . J-'ifty ilollars for twenty-live copies of a issue Iannis to clean up the old outstitiul- bar ducket of twenty paces nnd cover, inj; waratits anJ thoso issued against lhe 0(,t (,( mentioii the quality of the work, special dtl.t la'i'l which is lieiiijj at-. and two doll us for a siie,'!.' squart! of ticked. H wo.old Imi too bad if county commissioner's record f ir which the law Ii mils would h.tvo fu i"! issued after the cirorts thai have been mad.) to avoid it. Twion hiive th" voteiH rejected proposi t ons lo Uinil, nnd those who worked the hardest Iiivm iieknowled now thai It was tiisllhal they were defeated, but it ems thai under the existing' conditions the question would not go tt tt Voto of tlm )cj)l .-, but no o'dt-r would b.) oh t imed Ironi tho court by the holders of tlm w arrauU diret tm the county luin niissiom rs lo pay tlm amu uitln r in bonds or in cash realizvd fnjm the mIh f boudu, and in tho end it would cost the taxpayer much more than if the t.'tiui debt levy could l collected. LAST CAM, AH are iiufi l.t.-d to Tut Joi iiNAi. ! .ire hereby notilksl to call nnd Kettle at j once, a all su l.: count will he placed in tit.- bands of a cotlwttr not later than ' ; iebruary 1, I S rompt att.nt.on to 1 this mil sae trouble an I cost 4. The remains i f F-arl Hoover, who was at i i.l.-ntallv killed lust wiel;, were taken to the home of his parents in Iowa fur interment. S. M. Then as in - -ti 1 1 ;i nicd them as f.ir s Norfolk wh.-re In-rm-t l'V lb" fatl.i ri f th" lad who 1 1 li . Ii-r JT" of tie I.imH. Mr. Thomas arrived home on Monday. A man finish hold up his head an'I 1-e i a ti.au a n, oi, ;i mi n. It is nut manly to. - Il is a si-oat l.-al .risi. r to t.-ir ,l.,wn ; than to ho i I up. Onu i:ii-l:il..i man .an tear iIum n in n In m r a w a !l t lia t r- , ipiii'-.l t'i" ah,.r of si-v.-r.il in." h iii.s for , a .1 iv t. hiiiiil up. tin. ma 1. i -nt.-n' in a . o 1 1 1 n i mi 1 1 v r an in i inrl toil" ov.'i't urn i nl wr.rk of .1.., ii puh!i''-',piri'"i! i ! .u.li r mav i'.ii il a"i'oiii,l;sh.' r . il i.. ns. A v.. oril of in. r. harm than th" k hv : .lumn of trulli. All p.nl pooplc shoiihl s'rivo to U'loii'4 to th" rlass that is .-n:; i;;. il in hiol,l 11', not to Iho . lass w li"s" ori iipatioii is to t-ar ilown. S-w'-aril y,. (..7. f. Th" aws .ori this yar will havo th" ilii! V to p.'i form of makiiij' a ri'ror 1 of all si.lih. rs ami tailors, l!.'-ir roiio .niv, r.''iiiifiit. s'at" fr.ii) hirii t ! i-v nhst.-il, cf. who ri'si.l,. 1 their re 1 hs- law. I'-fliv l'r.f In lh past op.'rly done ,n counlv. ciivls, us j.ros id tins ilii' V has n, in ail of 1 ii" pro v. r hcnn pr III' U li! Si' an-1 ;i th" s .om a 1 --- ult th" retarv of slat !i-l' p'.lhh -h. d hv Iocs not contain a te list of those lil.lU' ill th" eolllitV vh are " ri '. ! t -1 to have names enrolled there, and s...iii" names riip"ar ai'e not prop'-ilv p. Ci-ir w lios" ; i-onh-.l ; as to i 010 any, r ilio'iit, ir s im.'tfiin.r , of thai kind. If a hill" can- is exercised 1 hy the asscssoi-s a cori'-'ct list can 1h 1 reported fioin Sioux 1 00 nt V 1'or the mo-l. .f this week th"1 j weather has been pretty severe. It lias j ,unv, ,,, ,,,,, .nvn a ca.. deal and i i h'-cii piidly cold. The cold. -st noted was J )ltt M-.ti!.iv tiiortiinc, wh.-n '.''' decrees! ' i.: ,..v z,.r uas iudi' filed. Th col.b wi vc as in t. confined to Ibis looalltvl ,pl( ,1H f,, r-t-,.;u hic'. I'i Montana, it: J ;is ;; ,,w . , i;,o(,i-i j'. was a'.oii', ; , ,., lltt nfv st,ow f.-ll iu both ;, ,, , ,,-s is predicted1 of rattle in oust .pi' n -e. In the cast the cold is.r.vf. sir ick with ;;reat seventy mid at fhica-o and oilier points the mercury resist err tl lower than it Ins for many y.ears. A cre.it deal of MifT.-riji w as ratised a ruoii Ihe po.-r mid til" re lief or;.:aui.:it ions and munieipal orerani yiliotis in re taxed to th uluiosl. 1o in their work, and vet many were more or less frozen. Tiie coi I w:ive il..! not even halt at. Ihe o.-.-aii hot s'v.-pt ov.-r it and attacked the lieolile Oil th" other si-!.- I witii a severity seldom i-xpener.ced in , , Here the cold spill (.eenm U ! ,roken ;ind the ,oji!i: apoieeiat" the I (.,;,n.s. Slock Ins n it suir-red t any est. .nt and the opinion prevails th.it the worst Meo. ,,f th" w inter is pas. If this man Simmons should move away what would county ol!ioials who doreijird their ollicia! oath and ignore t he law do for some one to linwl about when the attention of the public is called to t heir ill""' il ads and they hope to detract, attention from themselves. !t is all ri','bt. for the riu": to stoop to all kinds of du ly, illegal Work to do Sim- ,oiih nn. hut if he docs iifivthiic' m says not morn than 11 H cents shall I e ch:tr'ed, nr.! samples of Ihe hills present ed against I he county by the publishers of the II.-ni!l about the time th.it the letters were written to "this man Sim mons'' fellui"; him thiil he could not make a living lien as tin U ntil had I all of th county ritrona and could keep il. The motto or Ilii: Jot uv.M. has been pood work and pood prices and H i one competent to jud! will K.ty dial its woik has been inferior or iW i-harpes exorbitant. It was not their luvu for tho county but tlnir halnd of Simmons that prompted the action of the opptix,-liuh. I'll KM) ML. W. 11. House.! has Ifvu down from V.'youiiiie; the ust t. k. :,.or'e J).tvi- ret tin,, d M. !:. from . trl.. i.u .. .. i ..t i 1. ..... r .............. ... .... .,,.. T i w . . a .1 1:1 ' . . 4 Tit i was lilt fr ml was up Chaih'on on Satari'ay on l-al liU.:i 'j. Capt. W. H. (orl.in was ii from Snak.M'rctU la-t Touis.l.iy piv.iii; his taXts. ( '.unity Troasuivr !,..-liV nrriVHi! h oihh on Toi.rs.iay fioin lain on, having mail hi. m-tllt'iiif nl with tiif ftatf, ami alcii. il I he li fiislat o ro at oru. Miss M. IL S. imuon, wlio has lt n visiting hi-r I roth.-r, L. J. Simmons, ami family ..r a h-iv .i k., star's this i s. n in;,' f,r S"war. w h.-i" will visit f,,r a lUii.; U I n- r liirii,ii,' to In r h.ai.H in ( 'oiiia-i I nt. 1 !' i !m .il! ! has iii n h iin jiro'. . .I w In!-., h'-iv. II r hr .tin r illao c laijiany h. r as far in i haih'.ia. Card of I hank ( (a In ha'.i' of th'! 11 lal H e; s ui .Villi! fi 1'inK SO lltl' MII"1 to all "f I'-" I "oovi-r. who nn t ''xl"' h -i ! "ho il.iiiy last v.. ok, . s .) . t Ol II s.lll ' . ;..!. a I. J a.d a ;J Ih" I. mi 'i thanks i 1 1 illiv. S. M. Tip M 1 Fst raj s. 1 havt' at my ranch on Kunuiii Wati-r ,. (oll.i'.Mii-d.'s, i ihi.l trs'.raK: I hl.u k slot r, ooriiiii t wo yi-ai's old, with small stuh horns and il Ii ov.a hiL out of the en. I of ru'ht far: lac, toMiln Li amis isahl.'. 1 r. h-ior, ith u il Ii v. In I' horns, 110 II. V. MmiUK. Mai'slaml, Nvh. t ti:i:i:s am plants, a full line f.ti'lT ti:i:ks .r IUT V.viiluriCsi at IIMIU TlMl'S li'.H'K-,. Small Iruits in l.uv" supply. Millions of Straw Ikmtv I ml s, very thnl'y ai. l v.ell rool.-l. (i-'t th" i;:.-!' near home an.) win freight or i-sj.r.-ss. S--i.il lor pin list to Ni'KTII I i:mi l 'win Nri:s!.i:ji- ', Neh. Noltll lielid, l)odr Tlif b nis a !.i ibJatiin', it i kans a -ecoiii"d fact itiiioii-; Nc' hit no matter what other i oaii'T 1 hev re;ul at other times, durine; 1 1 the legislative si'ssions tln-v must e;ct e"islalive si'ssions they must j;i't the Lincoln St:il Journal if lh"V want all t!;.: news. The Journal is rihl on' the I'r.iiiii-I. can L"t the latest doiir;s ol ' Hie lawmakers and frcpientlv j:ivcs the lu-'As one day carlo r than the Omaha p ipers. Tin- .Journal's Washiimlon cor- respondent, Mr. Anniii, keeji Jourtiai readers tin, r n!i;h'.v p'.sh d on matters of iii'ei. st to Nebr.iskan . th.H- are hnpcu- in,' nl Hi" national capital. The Jour- li tl is mailed at on cents n.r month with - out Sunday or 'io cents per month with Sunday. It is a "real paper. ... ..... j-. li'iiinl 1'riMif Noliic. Mi I-' rs ec 'eivlni.' Illetl proof notices In this .,ie- w til rei-.-il e ri lico l.e'1 copy ol t lie ,.iier alel ill e re. lie-t e. to examine their note'" iill'l It' liny O INM eMsL le(.ort Ui" Maine li iiosollhie al Oliee. Ti'a'i T Call iii'e I'l'ii-i .-Vuti.'.- t'..r I'll l' i en t ion. i i.uli'l tlltiee nt Alll.lliee, N"h., I j .hii.il ii y in, Is:.?. i j Noti.'" ts ti-T.-hy v..,, tail M it.'ii n ; -I' ppes, ol' I ojeill ! -I. .Sell., h.ts l!!ei ,ol,,i-e ' ol Intention l' ill .K" llnnl "ool lielore M. .1. ! I'..-.'ll, t'J-rSt ill-lre t court, al. Ill . .nrieii in j I lio rl -.o.i , Ni.;i., on i te- -j. t!i liny ol fr i-hr.i,ir , ! h'7. mi liiiilf r ciiiliii .' upplii'ition ii, l,i,, j tor lie 1. 1 j lev. ' ( ,V II. 1 , ov . ' i ol seel loa Nu. , .I, iii ton ,r- hip No. .il n., imii,'u No. .4 " . lie II lllt.eS I lUC-.-" i i I'iltli series, .toeptl Koos, John K. Meyer, 1-riinU I. Miner, all of i.ile'artst., NVh. J. W, W hlis. .III. !t:.U IteKlster. LOOK HEBE! ' ','-' fn ,, SV ,j h i i - , - V 1 O YOU WANT TO UATSK :zai I w ill put you is a machine which will t levale from ilOi) gallons to 2:2,0110- gal lons per minute w ith the least possible power. It can be operated by windmill, steam, water or horse power. II has been tried and ils merits are know n. It is just tho thinp to use in (dreams w here a portion of the water can lie used to elevate tlm other portion. They lire cheap. They nru durable. They nrn muiple. They are Hip to-date, 1'riee on larper machine or en in n work alone, furnished on application. Writo for further information to, L. T. FOOLK, Agunt, Miirsland, Nth, As. ' w i A i , . -i ;. . -' , 7 Sioux County, THE LAND OF THE HOMESTEADER. Free Homes for Mare Than 5,000 Wen. A new county with schools, churches, railroads, etc., AND 800,000 ACRES YET OPEN TO HOMESTEAD ENTRY. Contains over forty-five miles cf, rail'oad and lias no county j bonds. I Sioux county i-i tin! northwest county of Nehi-c.lci. H is about thirty miles cist and west hy iihout seventy miles north anil south and contains OVER 1 ,300,000 ACRES of hind. Tiicr.! aie nior.' brieht , sj.arl. Ii:;;r, sinull slreains in th" county than ; call Ik' found in llie same area elsewhere j iu the state. It has nioro pine t imls-r in ' it than ail the rest i, the state i -(unbilled j Its "Trusses are the richest ami must nil- tnt ioiis known so that lor stock -mw ttn .1 is unexcelled. I i Tin? soil varies frnrn ii liea vv da v t o u , i . ' ' i lifjlil siuidy losuil and is capable ol pro ; li"lit sandv loam and 1 diion,"; excellent, crops. The principal crops are small c;raiu and Vegetable:., altholi"h "ood torn is , ro u III the valleys. The when!, oats' I rye and hurley are. nl! of unusually line ; ipinhty and command the hiKbcsl mar- ; ket prices. j Fii" water is pure and rel'ivsliiiii; and i ; is found in abiindanc in all parts of the : , county. j j The county is practically out of debt i ; unil has over forty-live miles of railroad j I within its borders,' has a pod brick court I house anil the ueccssiiry lixlures for run- j j nin"; the county anil tnero nas never . ; i.e. li one dollar of county bonds issiiscd j ; and hi.-iic; taxes w ill be low. j j The Fremont, Klkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad crosses Sioux county j from east to west, and the II. & M. has j i about yfteen miles of its line m the, noi thenst part of the county. The chmiito is more pleasant (ban that , of the eastern portion of Nebraska. There is still OVER 800,000 ACRES of land in Sioux county -yet open to homestead entry. It. is better land and more desirably located than that for which such rushes are made on the ojien i ntr l ;i reservation. There is no rail- ! road kind in the county and for that reason its settlement has liecn slow for no special ell'ort to pet settlers was made, as was done in the early days of tho settlement of the eastern part of the stiif.:. (iood dced.'d laud can bo pun based at reasonable, rales with povtrnnient land adjoinui"; so that a person who wants more than one quarter section can obtain it. if he has a lit t h) means. There are about l.oOO people in the j county and there is room fur thousands. more. 1 larri'ion is the county seat and is sit uated oa the '. IL & M. V. railroad, nnd is us poutl a town as the thinly nettled count rv demands. School houses ajid -huri-hes are pro vided in almost every settlement and are kept up with the times. All who desire to cot a honuisl end or buy land cheap are invited to come and ;h the country lor themselves and jihlpe of its merits. I lomesteatls will not be obtainable mot h longer anil if you want to use your riplit and pet Kill acres of land from Uncle Sam free it is time you were about it. 80 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. TRADI MARKSf DCfllONtt COPYRIGHTS Ac. Anrono nondlnst ft rtntrh nnd tlwrlptlon mar fiui'-klv fweiTtnln, fre, wht'ilmr nn tnviitlrn in prolmhly ptttauttihlQ. ('iiiiiiininlfnt Hum t rd tlf frinit(iftit lul, i' 1 1 ft niiicy f-r eH itriiitf pi"ciiUi In Amcriciv Wo hnvet a WnphitHdoii oilU-. t n p t:VoJl fhruUKU Mima &lu. rouiT0 Kpucul imttfe In the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, hmnllfnllv lllintmliKt, Inn-p-t rlrrnlnllon of mif w'liinllfln JiiiiniHl, wwkiy.tuririH'.Cll it enr (L.iOnix lilimfh. hi.i.iii.-n ihjiI..k nml liAMX) iluvlt UN i'ATKNTfl Hint fri . 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