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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1897)
i it to V A . ' i. TUE SIOUX COUNTY crouiT-A.: o ThcbedaT, Jr., 17th, 18&7. 4eo. D. Canon, Editor and Prop. T.E.41TE. it. lime talle . Going West. Going Eiut. Mo. 6, mixed, 11 :20 1 So. 6, uiUud T :4j S. E. PniXNEY. M. D. Physician and Surgeon. All call glTea prompt attention. Oflfce In Drug Store. HAKRIBOX. - '- NEBRASKA. h North-Western LINE f.f E. & Si. V. R. R. is tbe best to and from the SUGAR BEET FIELDS OF NORTH NEBRASKA. KOTICE TO SETTLERS. The rules of the local land olfice have Recently been amended so that settlers to make final proof shall settle with the publisher before sending' in their applica tion. All parties desiriusj to ihake final proof can have their papers made out at The Jocknal office, free of charge, and promptly transmitted to the land office SO that no time will be lost. We need rain. Try those 5c cigars at Baetkix's Read the Uontrosa celebration no tice. . It does not seem like glad vacation does it? The wind blew hard yesteterday.did you knew it? Read the estray notice in Another column of this paper. --Do you know a first class dentist is in town this week? Chadron will celebrate the 4th on July 5th. Mrs; Geo. Davis, returned from Jer eyville, Ills., yesterday. Try those boys new suits, soon to Arrive at J. H. Barteix's Quite a sprinkling of school marras in town 25, just think boys. Didyoa notice what Uncle Samuel ha been doing in the post office lately? At this writing O. A. Hester, is still batchine. How do you like it friend Hester? Alex. Lowery was appointed street Commissioner last Friday evening by the town Council. Don't "forget to go to election on une 2$th, when a school Director is to be voted on. Go into Marsteller Bros., store and see now much lighter' it is since they got , frhoagh painting. Will Harrison people celebrate this 4th, at home? or' wilt they go to Mont rose or Chadron. Jfr G. A. Hester is expected home riext week. Hence, the sweet smile on Mr. Hester's countenance. Have you noticed the new port.hes (nit op over the doors of the Bank, Post iHflce and Mars teller's store? Msrsteller Brothers are putting in a tevt floor in their store. Hope the desire f.ir improvements in town may continue to increase. Did you know that J. H. Birtell had moved into the Richstein store building? Well, be has and don't forget it when in town. John Davis was appointed oouncil iaa by the Town board last Friday even I g to succeed N. D. Hamlin, removed irom this state. Heeler and Boo haveclosed out their tock of harness goods to L, E. Di-kinon. who wifl run a harness shop exclusively on main street. Prof. Gray and his sister Mia Gol 1ie, Who are now conducting the sum mer1 school here, came in on the passen f train last Friday evening. Coort clerk. J. Blewett inform ed Of just before going" to pre that 'ourt, which waa to have convened to day had been adjorned by Judge West over to July SOth. E. F. Golden of Sugar Loaf precinct , tarmfht his daughter in to attend the Misuser achooH last Tuenday. He staid over nifbt, ami returned homo the next Cm. Grant Oathrio expects io leave fcr Cunass tMa week. Klra. O expeota to ImC? nbowt a month Maanwbila, our ir J Catat wttl try the bwutiea of sol- D. r'-H and Elnw Haiti), 'y:-jyLU mrfX is) Vyonj. JuuiHH AVrih'lit luis gone to Pleasant Ridge to do ca rpenter work. He expects to be gone all summer. We shall miss Ins pleasant face a while. Alvin. T. Clark, a former resident of Harrison, but now of Chadron. is in town for a fow days on business for the Deering Harvester Co. The Board of county comniissionrrs met io regular session on Tuesday and wilt continue a an equalizing board on the As.sessors returns for two weeks. Superintendent Harris, of the F. E. & 51. V. R.nlroad came in on his private caryesterday and side tracked until even ing while he went out to S3 stock ranch. Have you noticed theget-there-a-tive-ness of our own Fritz Richstein since he has gnt to be head operator for the F. E. & M. V. Railroad? Well he is oue of the boys now. Buff Coffee was a pleasant caller at this oflice Tuesday. Mr. Coffee is an affa ble gentleman to meet and converse with and we are always glad to have him call when in town. Hon. Jnmei. F. Young one of our county commisioners, reports grass as being better this year than for several years, and that more rain has fallen there during the spring than is customary in that locality. M. J. Weber, one of our couDty commissioners returned from Casper, where he has been engaged in the sheep f hearing business, last Friday. lie re ports there is work enough in shearing sheep at Casper for the next four weeks. Mr. Weber is said to be an expert at the business. M. J. Blewett, who was summoned to appear before the federal grand jury at Omaha on ths 7th inst. retnrned last Tuesday. Mr. K. says there has lxen reports made to the grand jury against some of the people io Sioux county for cutting timber on government lands. He did not seem to know who any of the parties were. County commissioner Tinkham crime in from Rprinsr Hill. Wyo., last Monday evening where he has been at work with his partner on a mine since last spring. He reports that they were unable to do anything at their own mine since fhey went back the last time on account of water in the shaft but thinks they " ill be able to commence work ou it when he goes back. Our-town has been assailed by a whole lot of school marms this week. They will no doubt run our quiet little Village to suit themselves for the next six weeks to come, and why not? it is they whose influence will be felt in Sioux county and the great common wealth of Nebraska in the not far off future. It is an honor to have them among us. J. C. Alexander and daughter from over near Bodarc, came in town Tuesday on business and stopped over night with O. W. Patten-cn ar.d family Mr. Alexander condecended to call at the Journal office and chat pleasantly for an hour or so. We are always glad to have our friends come in at any time for a so cial chat, come again when convenient friend Alexander. We only got a glimps of Thos. Bin- gy, who has just returned from a wild goose chase to Edgemont and Ragged Top in the Black Hills country, where he went last spring early, to better his condition as he expected, but he was dis appointed aBd finally turned bickward to the old stamping ground. Tom. re marked to some one on the streets here that Sioux countv was the best place of all. Well friend Bingy, all is not gold that glitters. Following is a list of teachers and othersf who are attending the summer school in Harrison during this term: Oeo. F. Williams, Harrison. Floyd Clyrk, Dotha Bartell " llattie O'Cnner ' Chas. A. Christian, Kirtley, Wyo. Dora B. Christian, " " Amy Christian, " " Eva Speas. Cottonwood, Sioux CV. Sarah Shaw, " " Mary Shaw, " " " Jennie Percy, " " ' Elizabeth Caltman " ' Maggie Hunter, Bodarc, " " Lillie Zimmerman, " " " Bessie L. Knot, Gilchrist, ' " Amelia D. Owen, Adolia, " John O. Jacoby. " " " Samuel G. Jacoby, " ' ' Martha Carey, ' " " Hat tie W. Sexton, " " Mollie Golden, Sugar Loaf, " " MissL. A. Dewitt, Crawford, Daws Co. 5.00 REWARD. STIUYED or STOLEN. One black mare, 9 years old and one black mule horse colt, coming' 2 year old this fall; both branded T on left shoulder, The above stock strayed from head of Ante kp3 crtsk in Hat crtzk bai- Varbounet Warbling. Items are scarce. No rain since Tuesday in this locality. James Merriam and O. A. Garton went over to White's saw-mill last Wednes day aternooti to haul in logs. Mrs. Charles Biehle made a pleasant call on Mary Carton and Elsie Merriam last Monday June 6th. Mr. Zundtruumen and Mr. Rice, both of Pleasant Ridge, made a short business cull ou R. L. Keel last Thursday. Mr. aud Mrs Johnson called at Oscar Carton's on the lOii inst. Mrs. Maggie Blewett, who has been spending the week with her parents in Warbonnet precinct, re tuned la Har rison Saturnay. Miss Louisa Lindenian came down home last Saturday and re tuned on Sun day. J. L. Kay and Pat Slattery were call ers at O. A. Carton's this week. 1L T, Merriam and Grandpa Lyon went goos-berrying last Friday, but did not have the good luck to iiud many. Echo Highland Xcws. Mrs. Wilts Ernest and Miss Kennison, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wio. Phillips. Hunry Covey has gone to EJgetuoot with a load of potatoes. A. Estler is looking after his place during his ab sence. The bar 11 outfit shipped a car load of horses to St. Louis, this week. MONTROSE PICHIC The following i.s the pro gram for the (land Picnic and Independence Day Cele bration to be held at Mont roa, Neb-, July 5th, 1897: MORNING. Reading Declaration of Indi pendence M. J. O'Connell. Oration Rev. Edw. S. M un ci ch. Game of Base Ball. AFTERNOON. Trotting Races, Wlieelborrow Race, Sack Race, Donkey Race, And other amusements. Grand display of fire-works in the evening Danciag during day and evening. Refreshments to be had on the grounds. Music for the day by Was serburgers Brass Band. The Western Star Orches tra will furnish the music for the dancing. If you wish to enjoy an all round pleasant day, come. All invited. J. Markin, ) F. Nutto, .- Committee. J. Messing ) THE NEW VAYi TT70MEN ueJ "to think "! male disease" could o n I y be treated after "lo c a 1 examine tlong" by physi cians. Dread of such treatment kept thousands of modest women silent about their eufterinjj. The In troduction of Vine of Cardut has now demon strated that nine-unthj of all the cases of menstrual disorders do not require a physician's attention at til. 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All the Sown cf All the World All the Thnc. Accurate and fair to everybody. Imocratie and for the people. Against trusts and all monopo lies. Brilliant illustrations. Stories by gn-at authors in every nutnWr. Splen did reaJid for women and other upecial departments of unusual interest. It stands first among "weekly" papers in (.ize, frequency of publication and freshness, variety and reliability of con tents. It is practically a daily at the low price of a weekly ; and its vast list of sub scribers, extending to every slate and territory of the union and foreign coun tries, will vouch for the accuracy aud fairness of iU new columns. Wa offer this unequaled newspaper and The Siocx CovxTY Journal together one year for $1.6."). The regular subscrip tion p.rce forthe two paH?rs, is ?2.00. 'otlret' Non-Kofldfut Ii )pm!ii!itn. In t!ie District Court of niuux County, Seb bi :lka. Korace C. Stunton, p!aint!fr, v. Lorenzo D. Harmon, A. I., urnmby. Trtistfc, Kruuk D.itlcy, tsaftc A. i'ratt, VmiicU K. f'ratt, de-fenilurit-j. To Lorenzo I). Harmon, A. L. Ormnliy trus lev, unit I'rauk Duiley no:i rvMideut defend ariH. Yo.J are HiTcby notified that on tlie 2th davof April l"J7, I'hilntift hr-n-in. filed liii jK'tltionin the ulxjri entitled eauie, in tlx; U'ntrift Court of HUtux County, Nebiunku, Hjjaliist the above naiiifd defeudunt the oy jeet and prayerof which is to forclom a cer lulu Dioriif.tgc exeoutel on the 'Jlvt day f Jnrie by lMmmo If Ilarmoii upon the SW'i of See. 5 la T p. S2-N. U-niK" t3 went of the i;th P. 5. thewune rx inu la i-ioux Conuty, Nebr.,UiM-rve tho payment of a promissory note tor th'! sum of S.t'0 du und payable cai June 1st th at there Ih now due and pay able on said note the mim of $.t!'J.;i) and the sum of I4.'jr taxi's paid ty plaintiff to pro tect hli wcurlty with Interest ut the rate of I0j.r cent. pt-rHnnum from the first day of May 1W7, for which mn, with Interest plain tiff prays for a dt-cive that Uio defendant pay the name, and that in default of miob payment S'td premises may be sold to sati fy the amount found due. You are required to muwer said petition on or before tlia 5th t'ay of July Iffi. Horace C. Stanton, rialutiir. W.W. Wood and Crnnt Gnthiie, attorneyu for plaintiff. first publication May 27tb 1S07 38 41 Ntitlei1 To Von-ltesldent D' feiHlan'i, In the DUtiict Court of Siouj; County Neb-bno-ka. Jane E. Woodruff, plaintiff, v. John Meluhart, Josephine Slelnhart, I.oum Ittiff Ihk, llra.Unfiiiix wife of I.ouIb KufiiitK, vhrift tian name uukuown and W. J. ltowden defendant. To John Melnhart, Josephine Mclnhart and W. J. Itowden non-resident defendantK. Yoa are hereby notified that on the 'lth day of April lff."i plaintiff herein, filed her petition In the hJjovh entitled cnuw, in the DUtriet Court of Hionx County,' Ni-hranka, MKainst the defendant above named the ob ject and prayer of which ix to foreclose a certain mortae executed on t he l ith i,iy of July ifxi, by Joim Melnlmrt and Josephine ileinhart upjn the kf of ee.in T p. 3!N. ltan(c '.A west of the tl I'. M. the x urii) Mnn In Sioux county Xebr., to secure the payment of a prommiit-ajry note, for the mini of iW due and payable June 1st 1)S that there Is now due and payable on 8'ild iiotc- tho sum of f3il.P.5 and for taxe pai'i bv pbilutiff to protect her necurity the mnn of w ith InU-rest ot the rate of 10 per cent, per an mini from the lt day of Stay Istt7, for which sum, with lnterent plaintiff prays for a decree that the. defendant pay the same, and that In default of Mich payment said prnmiMes may be sold to satlffy the amount found due. You are required to answer said petition on or la-fore the lith day of July PW. Jane K. Woodruff, plaintiff. Ky W. W. Wood, andi Crant Cuthrlc nt torneyH for plain 1 1 ff . Klrnt publication May 27, M7. 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Otdast Iisisis for wrartue pasrsiss la Anartea. rn Mtml Ukn out hj bi Is broukl Mora m puUiv bf a aotlse gkrwm fne of Htm ia the MM"est elieeaieVss eT ssjt sssaltae peissr la the world. esfMUdlr Ulskdietod. leMlkmt atea shook be wdthmst it WMkirTli .b I sjiaxipanuM. AMm, ayi a lu. i araeawar, jmw vara vnr,. ApaAaneef ou 4 fidenUflfl Aawlcta JJ TOf MARKS. RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE. LEWIS GERLACII, 1W MARSTELLER BROS., ' They handle every thing usualy handled in a gen eral department country store. SUCH AS DRY GOODS .and GROCERIE, BOOTS and SHOES, HARD and TINWARE; also FLOUR, FEED and GRAIN, KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. YOU CAN SAVE MOXKY BY C0INCT0 MARSTELLER BROS. WE SELL THE American Hand-Sewed Shoo Co's ccLcrjn Atco KiB03TS&SHQS THE ElCtCS'i T&wOl IK Trl V'OKUi s. . HA JI'KTTRTA rtlR OTTilKtKIDT. A 1 (II. I am Af?ent for the world famed McKORMICK BIND ERS and MOWERS. I keep on hand all the time a full line of supplies for these machines. Last but not Least. Wehn you are hadljr in need of the only PERKINS WIND MILL sold in Sioux County, call on mo. J. II. BARTELL. Now wiIUs u for Description about it. Ve liavo boon telling our Address, te r ti "3: S3' o 4 tr 3 R 5 tJ 5 V'PJl "it- 2 a. r5sS5-2 tin Where are you going? We are on our way to the RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE. THEY SAY EVERYTHING IS SO CHEAP AT THAT STORE. My wife wants one of tho?e beatiful ' SMIXG HATS and dry goods jnovwcnn dec. J need a Spring SUIT mytelf and tee think we can save mon ey by trading at the LIYEBY, Feed and Sale ;aml. teebets, ruopRir Also, We handle a full line of Queens-ware, Hard-Ware, Dry-Goods, Groceries Sc. We pay the freight OX THIS Kimball o ".ORGAN In NeU-nska and Western Iowa. You Get $198 Organ for $88. YOU PAY FOR IT WITH A FIVE DOLLAR BILL down and 15.00 per month, rally Oaaraataad for ft yar. and Catalogue. We will tell you all friend about thin now 23 yean. A. 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