The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, May 06, 1897, Image 1
1 H . . . . .... . . ' . U'.N'.- - The Sioux County Journal, "VOL. IX. IAISOlsr, IsTEBRSKZA, THITJIID-y, TjY 6. 1897." . IsTO. 35. t Tha Sioux County Journal. f ESTABLISHED 188a O Suberription Price, $1.00 OFFIOIAL PAPER OF SIOUX COUNTY. tempt to deprive them (tiy votes) of that right." Richmond viz: 8tate, 1883. 'It is very improper, of course, to in timidate votes; but thera is a way(siarv iatS) of giving advice that in quite con vincing." 1880 Boston Herald. ''In the western States labor is abso- lutely demanded; commou labor in re ceiving a very high price, and it should be shown in Europe that it is to their paupers interest to come to America be cause prices are in favor of American labor." John Sherman on U. S. - laws 186:1-5 In 186 B. F. Jones brought the first ship load of paupers to America to compete with home labor In 1893 Chauncy Depew said, "For once, it seems that America has more labor than she j can employ" Hence the 50,000 starving n ci.;.....,,. It U a pitty that Russia and England I "The American la'oorer must make fit. D. Canon, Editor. Entered at tin Harrison khI office as iHKud cltuu nutltar. Tha Greek Government seems to have had a biptrer job on her hand than she bargained for. Iiml'nt got a good threshing Jreece. instead of The Press Association of the flth Con gressional district will hold a (netting nt Valentine, June 5th. Every editor in this district ought to attend. One of the worst holocausts probably ever known in the history of Paris, Franc, rcard on the 4th inst. About 210, peo ple lost their lives; among them being some of the most noted personages in France and in fact all Europe. The reason for so many prominent eople be ing sacriflsed in the burning building was on account of a fair being held, and a great many of the rich society people of Paris wore in attendance. Flual Proof Notices. All person having flnal proof notices in tills paper will receive a marked copy of the paper mid are requested to examine tliulr notice and it any errors exist report the saute to till office at oucu. up his mind hence forth not to be so much better off than the European labor er, men must be content to work for less wages. In this way the working man will be nearer to that station in life to which it has pleased God to call him." Aug. Belmont. N. Y. World. Say, whither are we drifting? NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Office at Alliance Neb. MHy 1, 1B07. ( Notice is hereby given that the following named nuttier has tiled notice of his Inten tion to nutke flnal proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made bp fore M. J. Blewett, Clerk District Court at Harrison, Neb. on Jane li, ISOT vis: Tbnodor Wagner of Gilchrist, Neb. who made 11. K. No. 346 for the E'-j of 8 K X Section 31 and W '., of HW, Section S2 Township 84 M Range 64 W. He liHiiien the following witnesses to prore bis continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of, said land, viz: Frank Meyer, of Gilchrist, Neb. John Thomas, ' ' ' " Henry I'rteshoff', of Montrose, Neb. Theodore i'iekenbrook, of Montrose, Neb. J. W. Wbhn Jr., 36-4" Register. The Chancer. (Contributed to The Journal.) The reason I'm a Bntchelor Said a mull from great bend, It no mattnr who you marry Ton can't tell w here she'll end. It was In the summer of nlntv two While courting In the west, I witnessed what I shall not forget Till I'm laid to rest. The Albany Mo., Ledger says in speak ing of boys, "Every boy and young man in town is spotted, and when vacancies, occur in offices and other positions of re sponsibility tliey do not go to those who hang around public places, nor those who put in their time smoking cigarettes nnd apeing the style of dudes and musti er, but to the lad who has a clean re tard lor industry, sobriety and honesty; to one who is auxiou to do all he can for his employer. A straight, clean, manly boy never has to hunt very long lor n job. lie is always wanted." 1 Low true the above is. No Man, no natter how much of a tippler he may lie himself or hr-w much he may be addict ed lo the JiaUt of gambling, if he is in peed of hired help he will seek to employ u boy or man, as the case may be, who is not a frequenteimt the saloon or who is usually found loirtering his time away at such place or at more disre putable places. It is true every boy is being watched by the neighborhood in which he livts. Anybody who is desir ous of hiring a boy is more apt to go to the Sabduth school for them than they are to tie saloon. If young boys wish lo grow up lo be useful and honored men hi life, the lime to commence is in youth. Life is full of opportunities for (rood boys and jirls. If boys could ouly know bow bad it sounds to hear them iiseing profane language and how un gcnllemaflly it is in the presence of ladies ' and older people, they certainly would abstain from it. It certainly is no mark of a gentleman. The same rule should hold good with the young boys who are just blooming into womanhood. It; is not an uncommon thing to hear, not only young ladies who go into soci ety (and this article is not confined to this . neighborhood, but seems to be quite uni versal every where), but young girls use ing slang f rases, which to us seems un becoming to say the least. The evening wkh long and tiresome, The piiotoes not sublime So a game of cards were started Just to pass away the tiniH. The player fonr in number were, The family as you'd suppose, Will In I and Belinda sat chatting Ilesldc the kitchen stove. I'll toll you what Helinda said, In my trunk I've something strange, Wc would have a most delightful time If we only had some range. I'll make the-range the old woman said, And started from her chair. She soon returned w ith a correction rod And the children ran up stuirs. llellnda then got out her pets, I'll tell you they were atrange; They in mi e us all climb on our chairs The old woman on the range. Several times Belinda held, Her pets elost to her face, And each time the old woman screamed Those things are ont of place. Belinda then rolled up her snakes And placed them In her trunk, While I sllped on my over coal And out the door did flunk. Town Hoard Proceed I hits. NOT1CK I'OIt 1'tllLI CATION. Land Office at Alliance. Neb. I April 10, I8U7. j Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has Bled notice of hi inten tion to make ttnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will tie made he fore M. J. Itlewvtt, clerk district court at Harrison, Neb., ou May 29, 117 viz : August L. King of Story, Neb. who made II. K., No. 3111, for the S' J of S-W'4 of Sec. 1, andWl'.of N-Wy Sec. 12, township U N, ttangeMW. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of, said land, viz ; Fredrick Mcinmer, John Weber, S. It. Story, and Oscar W. Story, all of Story, Neb. Any person who desires to protest against the allowance of such proof, or who knows of any substantial reason, under the law and regulations of the Interior Department, why such proof should be allowed, will be given an opportunity at the above mention ed time and place to cross-examine the wit nesses of said claimant, and to offer evidence In rebuttal ol that submitted by clnlmaut. J. W. Wehn, Jr. (33-381 Itcglster. NOTK'K FOR PUBLICATION. Lund Office at Alliance, Neb. ) May 4, 1HOT. Notlco itt hereby given that the following limned settler has tiled notice of his Inten tion to make flnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will Im made be fore M.J. Blewett, Cleric District Court at llarrio;i, Nob., on June 12, IM7 viz: Walton 8. Johnson of Glen, Neb. who made II. E., No. U470, for the V.y of S-W!i and Wi of 8-KJ of Sec. 23, township 30 N, llange 54 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon und cultiva tion ot, said land, viz : David Colvile, of Gleu, Neb. Charles Lndwick, of Glen, Neb. Henry Brundlgo " " " John V. Shipley " Bell, " J. W. WEHW. Jr. f;i5-40 lloglster. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. STATE OKnCEUS : Silas A. Holoomb Governor James K. Harris. Lieutenant Governor j STOCK BKASIW. I ' TllK .loi'BMAl. will pub'ish your brand, ike the following, for l :U0, per year. Kauh ad -(lltional brand 75 cents. Every farmer or ranchmen in Sioux and adjoining counties W. K. Porter . Secretary of State ! should advertise their brands in Tub Jol.K John V. Cornell ...Auditor J. It. Meserve TreHSiirer C. J. Smyth Attorney tieneral J- V. Wolfe. Land UiiumImIoiuu W. U. Jackson Supt. Public Instruct ion OONGBRSSIOSAL DELEGATION: John M. Tluirston. ir. 8. Senator, Oinaha Win. V. Allen V. 8. Senator, Madison J. B. Strode. CoiiKresaman 1st I (1st.. 1 Im-r.lu kALas it circulates all over the state. It may be the means of saving money for you. littANT GUTHRIE, Attorney-aMaw. O. II. Jlercer, Samuel Maxwell, W. L. Stark, K. D. Sutherland, W. L. Green, ltd Srd 4th Mil Cth Omaha Fremont Aurora Nelson Kearney Prompt attention given to all legs I natters iu Justice, County and District Courts, and before the United StuU- Land Ollice. On left side of cattle and ou left' ... , ... .... rim Innir:inf.A written in rlluhltft sliuolder of horses. companies. t2?Let:'t I W per carefully drawn. Hakiuso.v. - Xebhaska. KHANK NCTTO. Range on Antelope creek P. O., GbllchrUt, Sioux Co., Neb. inn iLJ What They Hald.-la Former Times. (Continued from last week.) "Decaying nations should return to the principles upon which they , were founded" Aristottle. "If I were an American as I am an Englishman, while a single foreign troop remained in my country, I would never lay down my arms.nmr nkvkr NEVEK." Wm. Pitt. "To support this declaration, we pledge our fortunes, our lives and our saored honor" (50 cranks) 1770. "Where llbetty is there is my home." Franklin. . Hiere, King George can read that Without his glasses." John Hancock. "Give me liberty or give aie death, if tbto be treason make the most of it." p "Ocd must love the common people tie matte bo many of them." A. Lincoln. "Tins la to be a government of the people, by the people aod for the pece, if, "I bid the laboring people toeiai of surrendering a power (right to Vote) which they already possess, and nZZJt, when surrendered, will surely be Mti ts dose the door of advancement to web ae they, aod Ox meat burden and upon them till all ot liberty is ' l"Ai Lincoln. 1st Inauir. 'Cwl u why they said it ? CtUT Ha ma raid nnck iMl. v1 ,t yotjtitg mep had no riglit to Might b more amenable to -of hard Umes"-mo Indian- must govern in every rerrdlea of any at- Ilarrihon Neb. ' May 4Ui, 1HH7. Boa re of Trustees met iu ragular ses sion. Present, Trustees Jluisleller. Uriswold, Hamlin and Scott. On motion J. W. Scott was elected temporary chairman. ' On motion the following bills against the village of Harrison were audited and allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the general fund of 1806; Frank Lowery labor on pump 2.00 Julius Wilson ' " " 2.00 W. Wright ' !.62 D. M. Sutton " " " 2.25 Geo. 8. Tool, pumping water 54,00 The report of the Village treasurer was presented aod ordered placed ou file. On motion board adjourned. ' Harrison, Neb., May 4, 1897. The following named of the newly elected trustees appeared before the vil lage clerk and took the oath of ollice: D. II, Uriswold, N. D. Hamlin, W. B. Marsteller and E. F. Pootius. Board then proceeded lo organize and elected trustee E. F. Pontius chairman for the ensuing year. On motion W. H. Davis was elected village clerk for the eusuitig year. On motion Lewis Oerlach was elected village treasurer for the ensuing year. The bids for pumping water for the en- j suing year were opened and examined as follows: W. O. Peterson, f 20 per month, with provision; John Warn, 20 per month; and John L. Stratton, 20 per month. A ballot was, on motion, order ed with the result that John L. Sttraton's bid was chosen. Therefore, on motion lie contract for pumping water for the ensuing year was awarder! to John L. Stratton he to furnish good and suffi cient bond in double the amount of the total sum to be recieved by him. The following estimated expenses for the ensuing year was made and same ordered spread on the record: Officers' salaries $50.00 Printing 50.00 Pumping water U50.00 Election expenses 25.00 Incidental . 800.00 Slaking fund 100.00 Interest on water bond 150.00 To aoolv on judgement of the lOlark A Leonard Invest. Co. 400.00 NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS. Notice Is hereby jriven that the interest and rettt.il upon the contracts of lease and sale to the following described Educational Lands situated in Moux comity, Nebraska, as set opposite the names of the respective holders thereof, is delinquent and, If such delinquency is not paid within ninty days from the date of this notice, said contracts will be declared forfeited by the Board of Educational Lands and funds and said for feltnre will be entered of record in the man ner provided by law. LKASK8. Part of Sec. 8. Tp.R. Name. e'i.eWnwM.e'isw' 18-a2-55.Alexander Steele ( Heirs or assigns. neU.nk'nwU .V-Sl-M.A. C. Pratt. wiiiieU .-! -VI.C. A. Crihfleld, b'a w W.wkiie'j 3S-M-M. Harvey J. Howard All 3M-a-64,IIuth W. Mlie- LkoIiIhji. WV4 S6-2fl-.W,Gorton Nichols ::-32-1,J. C. Mowry. All 3S-M-S3, John Otey. All ltt-a-M, John 8. IMIIen berk e'-J.nenwy aS-ils-sa.K. M. I'rownler. wl.iic4.c.,incii,iiwi,S';l-W-M,Tnomna Kas Iter. wH"'Uieinwl4e!-aSS',i,''MU30:Bfilt!ebr(fe I r . mi lips w'nwM afi-fK-M.HuKh J. Smiley eVne'tf eXseVi :w-iK(Wllmer W. Phil Hips ntf - :-27-.'. J. I.. Manel. s', . 3fl-27-.'V;iustav J.Msuel cHnet4,n'((se 16-as-o7, John Dunn. All lrt-iHWi:l,C. .1. Peterson All le-ai-.'rt, 8. E. Copeland All IS-29-M Mrs. !. It. Hart (sough. All W-W-MO. H. HsrtsoUKh All . l(i-4-M 8. J. Johnson. All ai-24-r4 Mathilda John I son All 1B-Z5-M J. If. Jensen. , All, , ;m-2-IV4 M. Jensen. All IS-2II-M John . Warp. All. s-a-M Jullns Warp. All i-'27-M HelKa Warp. All Kl-W-M (Jeoi ae Krank lln All . lfi-28-54 Jesse franklin All JKI-3U-A4 Amanda Frank riln All 16-32-54 Gust K- Peter sin All . W-24-A5 John rranklln All- , )-24. I lirbitius Peter I son All Wl-Sli.M Chos. J. Ilrainan All , ai-27-as Mrs. Sophie Bro man All 16 24-M Victor Samuel (son All 16-24-57 Ida K. Abraham son All... . IM-tt-CT V. Ahrahamsoii All M-24-3S Jaa. M. Hlusher ncU.nsseU.nwUseVi.eUnwU M-34-M II. (Woodruff, Harrison, sionx t o., inert., April K, imn. CM AS. HlBMLB. County Troasnrcn JL'DICIAKT: A. M. Post Chief Justice, Columbus T. O. C. Harrison ..As'te Judfre, Grand Island T. L. Norval .Associate Judge, Seward J. A. Campbell.. Clerk and lleporter, Lincoln FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT: . M. P. Kinkaid-... Judge, O'Neill W. II. Westover. . liuslivlllt M. J. Blewett. Clerk, Harrison COUNTY OFFICERS: Robert Wilson ., County Judge M. J. Blewett Clerk thus. Biehle ...Treasurer W. II. Davis Supt. Public Instruction D. Bartlett Sheriff J.E. Phinney Coroner B. F. Thoimui Surveyor M. J. Blewett.......... .Clerk of District Court Grant Guthrie.. County Attorney BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS: Frartk Tinkham.. 1st District M. J. Veber(Ohairman) 2d " James F. Young 3d ' " ' LEGISLATIVE: s Otto Mntz..Seuator, Dist. No. 14, Sprlngview A. E. Sheldon l)lst. No. S3, Cliadron VILLAGE OFFICERS: E. Rohwer (chairman) Trustee J. W. Scott D. II. Grlswod I W, B. Marsteller N. P. Hamlin " W. H. Davis Clerk Lewis Gcrlaeh Treasurer SCHOOL OFFICERS: W. Scott Director B. L. Smack,. Moderator Lewis t.crlach Treasurer TERMS OF COURT: District OmiTt, At Harrison, eommennes Spring term April !3th. Jury 14th, Fall " October 5, JnryCth. Cimnty Court, At Harrison, commences tirst Monday of each month. CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES. Methodist Sunday School meets every Sun day morning at 10:00 3. E. MaKstkllcr, W. II. 0 wis, Superintendent. Secretary JERRY HUSK POST, No. 34'., G. A. R. Meets second Monday in each month in the court house at Harrison. E. E. Llvermore, Com. CHARLES BIEHLE. 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Harrison, Nebraska. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Harrison Camp, No. 55, meets on each ternate Wednesday evening. W. II. Davis, J. A. Hanson, ' Clerk. Con. Com. al MODERN WOODMEN OK AMERICA. Meets each alternate Saturday evening at S o'clock. J. W. Smith, Clerk. A. U. 1IKW, V. C. KPWORTH LEAGUE. Rearnlar 1m sines meeting first Tuesday evenlig In each month. C. L. Marstkllrr, W. II. Davis, , President. Secretary. Devotional meeting every Sunday evening at 6:43. D. J. Clauk, Leader. r,-., JUNIOR LEAGUE. Meets each Sunday afternoon at 2 :30. Mjis. D. II. (IsiBWoi.n, Supt. Total 14SS.O0 Try i t six months. Slicriirs Kale. Notlco Is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale to me directed issued by the clsrk of the District Court of Sioux Conntv, Nebraska, in an action pending in Said court wherein Asbury E. Ilobson is plaintiff' and Cfsnt R. Wadsworth, Glrtln M. Wadsworth, Louis I. Wodsworth, Joseph O. Morris, Charles J. Orable and Altman, Miller A Co., are defendants, I will on tbo 17th day of May IK&7, at one o'clock P. M., at the Eest front (jour of the Court House In llernson, Ne braska, offer for sale at public vondue the following described real estate, to wit: The West Half (wW) of the South East Qearter (so1) and Eeast Half (ca) of the South-West Quarter (s-w!4) of Section Nine () in Township Thllty-one (31) N.. n Range ruty-slx (M) W., of the Sixth (6) P.M., in Sioux county, Nebraska, to satisfy decreo of foreclosure entered in suld cause by our said Court at the regular November, Ii8, term ol said Court to wit : On the Mrst day of November, lswt, where in our said court found due to the defend ant Altaian, Miller Co., on the cause of aetlon set out In Its cross-petit) tlon the sum os70.40 with ten per cent Interest thereon from said date and adjudged same to be a flrst lien on said premises. The said Court also found due the plaintiff on the cause of action set out In his petition, the sum of 1820. 79 drawing ten per cent Interest from nld date, which was declared and adjudged by the court to he a second Hen on said premises with costs and aocnilng easts. Said premises will be sold for the purpose Of satisfying said sums In the order above named. IHVIU lnTI.RTT, , MieillT of Sioux County Nub. B. E. BRKWRTMt, President. C. F. Corm, Vice-Preeideet. D. H. GRISWOLD, Cashier. , AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $50 000. Transacts a General Banking Businecs. CORRESPONDENTS American Exchange National Bank, New York, Omaha National Bank, Omaha, First National Bank, Chadron. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. WDRATTS SOLD ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE. Feed and Sale Good rigs furnished on short notice. Reliable drivers aod quiet saddle bones always on hand. Good accommodations for transcient customers. Horses boarded.. ', . TERMS REASONABLE. GIVE ME A CALL M. D. HAMLIN, ( A V, .. . I ,1, ' 1-