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JOURInTAL.;
TbumdaT. JtXT, 13th, 18Q7.
tieo. D. Cunott, Cditor antl Prop.
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J. E. PHDJXEY. M. D.
Pbjsldan tad Surceou.
411 calli givxu prompt attention.
Office in Drug Store.
HAKKISOtf. - NEBRASKA.
North-Western
LINE
F., E. ft M. V. R. R. is the best
to and from the
SUGAR BEET FIELDS
OF
NORTH NEBRASKA.
SOTICf TO SETTLERS.
The rules of the local land office have
recently been amended so that .settlers
to make final proof shall settle with the
publisher before sending in their applica
tion. All parties desiring to make final
proof can have their papers made out at
Thi Jocexal office, free of charge, and
promptly transmitted to the land office
o that no time will be lost.
Play ball!
Play ball! Play tall!
Lait Monday night was exceisively
hot
A nice shower visited this place yes
terday. Mrs. Wilts Earnest from Running
Water was in town Tuesday.
L. Gerlach and Bartell, hav sold
eighteen mowers so far this season.
"Walter Reed of Whistle Creek was
in town last Saturday on business.
Matt Straddle of Ft Robinson bought
new mower of Gerlach yesterday.
Ball game next Sa tuaday between
the home nine and Aromore team.
Sheriff Bartlett was after a crimi
nal last Monday but couldn't quite get
bins.
Sheriff Sweeny from Box Bute Coun
ty was in town Monday looking lor a
cattle man.
Hester & Son sold two wind mills
this week, one going to Lusk and the
other to Pleasant Ridge.
The Populist county Central Com
mittee meets at the Court house next
Saturday, the 17th. Have you read the
tall?
Sheriff StroDg of Cherry County was
in town Tuesday looking for a fugitive
from justice, he went back minus his
man.
W.II. Hoff from -Running Watej
was in town Weknesday on business and
loade out application for cat-fish to be
t'.elivertd this fall.
Sevaral have made injuries at tiiis
i ffice an to when Dr. Johnson will be in
r-'wn again. For the benefit of our read-
rs we think not later than Saturday.
Round Trip Tickets to Hot Springs,
h. D. one fair round trip. Good Ang.l'xh,
Tickets for sale, comrnenceing July 15,
l 'B7. E. F. Pontics,
Agt.
L. E. Dickenson sold a fine saddle to
John Christian last Saturday. We pre
ftime be sold it at rock bottom price to
make room for more.
T. O. Williams la.t week went out
A. J. Boffartti with his well drill
i in lied his well down about SO feet deep
er giving him a good flow of water.
L. E. Dickinson, John Stratton, and
THave Bartlett, went fishing down on
- . Running Water last Sunday near A. Mc
Oinley's. The boys caught a nice mess
of fish.
James Wright & Son went to Pleas
ant Ridge Saturday, to commence work
on Andrew Christian's big barn which
will take them about two months to
finish.
The Harrison boy's will give a dance
next Satnrday night after the hall game.
Everybody is cordially invited to come
and have a good time.
Will WrIoht
The Miasef Lulu and Bertha M'Coy
and their brother Guy of Marsland and
HiasParl Quigglerof Belmont are in
atteodnaet at the rammer school this
fk tad will attend the Institute also.
A. E Gatea of Qlen mad his first
raj I at The JofWAL office last Monday.
Jj Gale is one of those ardent Silver
rita and ha irave u great encourage
' MttSt to Up aaute we have apoused.
O kr M tia tor the gold rapub-
A grnul !.!. ss rep .ri t.t t'f
A! J ..-i.-ty ut Ai-,'iya- H:i!i
l;i-t Thi!r!.iy fvt;ii.'. Tim rec--: ts it
eutertaiuiijciit was, $13. Co.
A. T. Ilughson df Clen, while in
town lust MonJay called at thus office
and left a silver cart wheel to pay for
the Journal another year.
F. U. Curry of Whitney, shipped
two car-loruW of cattle to market from
this point last Tuesday. They were cat
tle taught of the Knori toys.
Thus far Aoton Moravek takes the
cake for fine potatoes which were raised
on hisrauch ha bus left them at Bartell.
for sale some of them vveiglis half a pound
The Joi'EXAL wishes to thank Mr.
and Mrs Wright for their kindness in tak
ing them for a trip into the country on
last Sunday evening. Jlany thanks,
friend Wright and lady.
A. 1J. Archerd and his children are
keeping house in John Marsteller's house
a mile north of town. Soon as Institute
closes he w ill move into the J. W. Scott
house uovr ow ned by J. VV. Sherill.
Banker Gnswold had the time locks
in his two nufes in the bank cleaned last
Saturday by an expert from Omaha.
It is customary to have them cleaned
at least once a year.
Have you seen them two thorough
bred calves of J. W. Sherrill's? Well
stock men when in town call down and
see them. They are at the barn in the
rear of the Nort-Western Hotel.
L. T. Pool of Marsland was in town
Monday, staying ever night and return
ing home the following day. While
here he made it his business to visit the
Journal office and get acquainted with
the editor and his better half. Cull
again when in Harrison, friend Pool.
Mr. Hester informed us yesterday
that a weasel called there for breakfast
but as no one responded he passed on to
neighbor Williams' and there proceeded
to help himself to the chickens, but was
stopped by a shot from a gun in the
hands of the proprietor of the chicken
herd.
Mr. and Mr. George Enteman of
Eagle Lake. Minn, who have been visit
ing at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Main's a mile north-west of town left
for Chicago last Tuesday evening they
will visit a sister of Mr. En teniae's for a
week before returning to their home in
Minnisota.
A. gentleman by the name of Wash
burn and who represents the F. E. &. M .
V. Railroad company was in town hist
Wednesday and called at the court house,
looked up the tax levie indifferent school
districts in the county presumably, to
Dod out if that road is paying more tax
es than they ought to in Sioux county.
Charles Coffee and some of his men
left last Monday for Reno Junction, Wyo.
wfiere ho has bought 4, (K0, head of cat
tle which were, to be delivered at the
above place and from there thy will
drive them over land to his two ranches.
Dr. Johnson who is sojourning with the
family for a while will accompany him
a part of the way and visit w ith some
friends for a brief period, and return in
a few dnys.
A. T. llughson, formerly of this
county, and for the past year located at
Oelrichs, 8. Dak., returned from the lat
ter place about two weeks ago and has
located six miles east of Andrews, and
has filed on what was the Castor claim
on Spring Branch creek. Mr. llughson
says he does not know where one could
go to better his conditton than to come
to Sioux county. He said he hai got
all of South Dakota he wanted, and is
now located in Nebraska for good.
J. II. Kewlin and family former res
idents of this county returned from
Guthrie Center Iowa last Friday, where
they went last September to make their
future home. Mr N. says he has come
back this time to stay as he has got all
he wants of Iowa. He also says people
in Nebraska do not know what hard
times are. As for himself he thought
where he could not make enongh to pay
for fuel and house rent it was time to
get up and get out.
Drm Friday morning July 9th at
8:00 oclock Hans Si mon. Jonosson at the
home of his son, John A. Hanson, near
Van Tassel, Wyo. The deceased was 79
years of age and had been sick for about
three weeks when the final summons
came. Dr. Pbinney was called in to ad-
minster to him in his last illness, but the
disease would not yield to the Doctor's
skillful treatment and thus the silver cord
that binds soul and body together in this
life was snapped asunder, and the spirit
winged its flight to a far better and bright er
realm than this, unto the bosom of
him who gave it. The JocrtVALand its
realiers extend their sincere sympathy
to the relatives of the deceased in this
theirhour of affliction.
A ' party of Harrison capitalists are
talking seriously of tunneling inlp the
divide from the valloy, about fity or
a hundred feet below the great sheet of
water and then half mile straight iuto
the divide and then drill down fnm the
top through the sheet of water and on
dowo into the tunnel which will form
wliat will be a great irrigating canal
for the purpose of irrigating the valley
ami reclaming millions of ncres of land
pow almost worthless. It certanly
looks feasible sod if undertaken it will
hi tonal to tba Oil tngiKoring feat in
ryi-t -v,m :l i.i:' .'r-- .ir.. pg-i U .
V. II. ', Lire-.; ho .11 ki' k if , .vd
& U: -'VV u..uil t.J lill I Oli!. the J K.J. I.
Of course there are always kickei ho
are cpp'jsed to progress which would re
dound to the welfare, glory and honor of
the country and its people.
LOST .The undersigned lost on
gold lillt-d watch and chain on lr-t strrt
West of Main, front of Livery Stable
on Monday last. A liberal reward will
be paid for the return of the same at
this otfi( e.
V. E. Puxtius.
School Item.
Institute legan Monday July 15, 1-97.
The teachers that enrolled who did not
attend the hummer school are as follows:
Guy M'Coy Cottonwood
Bertha, M'Coy. "
Lulu M'Coy
llattie Grovis "
Grace Puddy " Glen
Carry Frazier "
Edith Davenport "
Sadie Smith Bvlmont
Pearl (juiggler Marsland
The the teachers, who attended the
summer school and are attending the
Institute are as follows:
Mollie Goldeu Sand Creek
H. W. S ixton "
Samuel Jacoby " "
Jonuthan Jacoby " "
Jt-nnie Percy Cottonwood
Xettie Rtrins "
Martha Carry "
Mary Shaw "
Mrs. Surah Shaw "
" E.L llailcs "
Iva Slate "
Lizzie Cottman Crawford
Lavina DeWitt "
Omelia Owens "
George DeGrofT "
Mrs. Lavina De Witt
Dora Christian Pleasant Ridge
Anna Christian " "
Nora Thomas Wurlionriet
Maggie Hunter Hat Crek
A. E. Fisher GU-n
Bessie Knott Child rist
Hattie O'Connor Harrison
George Williams "
Lizzie Zimmf-rman Bodarc
Some of the teachers, who attends!
the summer school did not return for the
Institute.
Mr. Will Smoke spent Saturday and
Sunday at home near Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Golden visited their
daughter Miss Moilio who is attending
the Institute at this place, last Monday.
Mrs. Golden visited the school while he
attended to business in the city.
Mrs. Branch, wife of W. II. Branch,
who recently closed a term of .school at
Pleasant Ridge, visited the school Mon
day
Pleasant. Ki-.Io. Notes.
Don't stop the ruin.
Making hay is the order of the day.
The new school house is wobt com
pleted. It looks uite cosy.
A Christian will soon commence on
his new barn.
Burt Hamlin and Hill Sliatto, went
to Crawford last Wednesday to repair
their engine, returning Thursday.
The old batcht lor has fired the hirod
man and has gone down into the valley
to see thi old maid.
Hard it.
Karsland Sews.
Running Water will cut the heaviest
hay crop this year that has ever ln
known, it is of a very fine quality no
weeds being noticeable.
Injunctions seem to have more affect
on the water supply than raius.
Dr Miller unloaded 11 cars of stock
cattle here last wt-ek which ho will run
on his range at Whistle Creek; during the
entire trip from Sheridan, Wyo., he did
not lose one head.
Rex
Central Committee Meeting.
The members of the central com
rciUte of the Pnople's Independent ar
ty of Sioux county, Neb., are requsted
to meet at the court house in Harris' n,
on tb I7th day of July, 18V7. at 1
o'clock p. m., for thfl purpose of mak
ing arrangements for the oming cam
paign and the calling of a county con
vention. The namos of committeemen
are as follows:
Andrews L. C. Lewi.
Antelope Augut King,
Hodarc Ernest Bunge.
Howen L. Gerlach.
Cottonwood V. U. Orovo.
Five Points L. Huffing.
Hat Creek J. B. Bradley.
Highland-!1. N. Kirkpairick.
Montroso J. C. Alexander.
IlunningwaUsr C. 11. Grewcll,
Snake Cree'c
Sugar Iiaf Fd. I'elren.
W'arbonnet B. F. Thomas.
Whistle Creek J. C. Shipley.
White River M. J. Wehr-r.
All mombors aro urged t i t3 present
at this meeting.
Wm. J. A. Pa CM. Chairman.
F. W. Knott. Secretary.
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Apaclcaxeof tor
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)rwt vltallfy sent fr for lle't. pontage.
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To C!i!y V' h.) h-i.Ve givers t!.e stili
jett i'.ttla thought, wiii ihd des.rahaity
of the study of political science by
women be a mooted question. Tlie rela
tion of the law to the home is very intri
cate, and as stub is certainly a projxr sul
jct of investigation by every woman.
Tile legal relation of husband and wife,
of parent and child, of gaurdian and ward,
master and servant, the hiring of persons
of wills, of property personal and real:
of contracts, p.geneey, legal papers, etc.
are all of more or less interest to all wo
men. I5y study I do not mean ttiat every,
woman .hn!l lieeome a lawyer, far from
it: but that every one so far as possible,
should seek to acquaint herself with thv
common facts and principles of law and
political w-ienee.
This is desirable, first for general cul
ture and information, legal culture and
phraseology are common in our current
literature, in the sermons wo hear and
in lectures.
Asa help to the better understanding
of these, anil nbo to accuracy of thought
and expression it is invaluable.
Second, for the purpose of knowing
one's own personal and property richt.
It is not more than eight years, since a
woman had any I "gal risrht to her own
children in the state of New York.
If the husband for any reason, ( hose to
will the child away from her, he could do
so and there was no law to protect her.
Wherever the old law is still untouched
bystatute,thes.'im condition still pre.
vails. A knwledge of such matters is a
ncseessary preliminary to better cond
itions. Women own and pay taxes on much of
the property in our hind: it would indeed
be interesting to know how many fortunes
have melted away, because of the ignor
ance of their owners.
The foes we fight are t heenemies of the
home, the church. f society, and good
government. Our hat! lefield, whatever
it once was is now and will he in the fu
ture, the political arena. We plead for
greater intelligence along these lines
and urge upon every woman early atten
tion to these vitally important subjects.
How Womanhood Is Honored.
In no count ry are wompn so highly re
spected or treated so courteously as in
America. A lady en n travel anywhere
without an escort, and henr no disrespect- i
fid language or Fnec-rs and she can feel
assured that should an emergency arise
she would he accord's! the amplest pro
tection. 2nd, A true lady al's-.ivs dress
es simply and quietly when in street cos
tume. She do- s not adopt gay and showy
colors and load herself dawn with jwel
ery, which is entirely out of place and
conveys a very great anxiety to "show
ofT" custom Sanctons more brilliant col
or in dress than formerly, but they vhouM
be selec'e 1 wjrti moderation for outdoor
wear. Quiet, subdued shad'js give an air
of refinement and never subject their
wearer to unfavorable erilicisms. 8rJ A
lady should always walk in n easy un
assuming manner, neither looking to the
right or to the left. If any thing in a
store window at tract's her notice she can
stop and examine it with propriety and
then rusuroe her walk. She nevershould
hear a rude remark (much less make one)
or see an impertinent glance, but
should le incapable of appearing to think
it possible that they could be intended for
her.
4th, A lady who desires a reputation for
elegant manners does not giglo or whisp
er in a meaning way in public places, she
reserves all those disagreeable fi-.hions
for a more private place, also loud talk
ing is inexcusable at all times, and gives a
very vulgar tone to what you say. A lady
does not call to her friends across the
street to inquire after their health in a
boisterous fashion Mk.
Ed Jouhxal:
Some of the Ridge t
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read vour inner; suil nil slimml (t
extremly hot and dry here, und creps
he snort thisyear, The mowir.g mas'.ii.e
is abroad in the land; beifc'r kv ail (h y
can. Jrr.provemfcntsare going it-adih on
a il-ri or ruort wijcbrrlli uiv. t,fi '!
t ement a liolmndic appearance, w h
Iioum', .(). awill he cciiipl.'td by u,
' time'' jIiks 1 .ira Chi-'stia'i w.'i! !--
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first teacher of the new ijstr;ct,
K. fi. I'aiijliu's mill i culling out a he-.v
barn pattern tor A. 'hrMan to ,. (i-; ,v
100 feet, Mr. Wright Of l:.riii.!i is tll'3
Ikimh carnter.
H. F. Thomas is helping at t V
wheeling dust and hauling lumber, what
is the u:i of a fellow living if he tnua it
adjust himself to busiuefcs?
Naji.eii.
Will to Iilrer L'rcez?.
Mr. A. 1.3. Gates was a Harrison visit
or on Monday,
Mrs enrrie Krazier nod Grade Puddy
went to Harrison Monday to attend the
Institute.
Mrs. W. II. White nnd son Uobby joined
the church lust Sunday evening w hope
God will le with them, keep tnem from
temptation and bless them through life.
Mrs J. Johnson of South Lukota hits
beun visiting with relations at Glen for
several days.
A good rain would bo in order just
now.
The tllei'morneter has len iintdenu-
antly near the UOmark several times
lately.
Mrs Morans sister left for her home in
Chicago lust Sunday evening.
It is very dry in these parts it is our
opinion Jhut the people of Sioux County
Will all have to be elected to somo well
paying office this fall or some of them
will full to get through the winter.
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RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE..
LEWIS GERLACIUVietor
MARSTELLER BROS.,
They liandia every thing usualy handled in a gen
eral department country store.
SUCH AS DRY GOODS and (JKOCKKIK. BOOTS an '
SHOES, HARD iiul TINWARE; vAta FLOUR, FKFJ) an-i
GRAIN, KJiPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
YOU CAN SAVE MONTY BY 00IX0T0 MAKSTJ-.I.I.KK 15H0S
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I am A Rent for the world famed McKOHMICK KIND
ERSand MOWERS. I keep cm liand all tlie time a f-i.';
line of supplies fur there machines.
Last but not Least.
VrVhn you are badly in need of the only PER KINS WIND MIL f.
kgUI in Sioux County, cull od me.
J. H. BARTKLL.
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Also, We handle a full Una of
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Groceries &c
We pay the f reiglil
ON THIS
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la Nebraska and Western Iowa,
Yon Get $198 Organ for $88.
YOU PAY FOR IT
WITH A FIVE DOLLAR BILL
down and 15.00 per month.
Fally Oaaraatead for 8 yr.
and Catalogue. We will tell you all
friends about thin now 23 yean.
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