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About The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1897)
1' a i in itV- r-- -f .r..-.i--.. i .n-iaa,,a t I'- v. it (: Li I' THE SIOl'X COUNTY JOUB1TA o Thcbsday. Aio. 5th, 107. Uo. D. Canon, Editor uud Prop. F. E. 1 V. V R. it. hni table. Going West. tioiiiK East. Ho. 5, mixed, It 20 No. C, miied S:W J. E. PHINNEY. M. I). Physician and Surgeon. All calls giveu prompt attention. Office In Drug Store.' -HAEKLSOSa- NEBRASKA. T H North-western LINE '. E. M. V. R. R. is the best to and from the SUGAR BEET FIELDS OF NORTH NEBRASKA. Information that informs. f you are goiiiff with anil want to know what, tiio trip wil1 cost when you will reach your destination and why you should take the Bl'ULlSGTOS KOVT to St. Joseph, Kansau City, St. Louid or AN V OT1! JvR southern or south-eastern city, write to J. Francis, Uen'l PasHeiiirer Agent, Omaha, Jieb., and receiv by return mail, a letter i?lv ing'JUST EXACTLY the information you peed. 50TICE TO SETTLERS. The rules of the local land olfice have recently been amended so tliat 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 The Journal office, free of charge, and promptly transmitted to the land office bo that no time will be lost. Hon. W. J. Bryan the great free silver leader is to be in Chadron, abont the middle of this month. We hope to be able to announce the fact definately in our next issue, or the following one. The farmers and garden ers in the county ought to pave some of the very best products they have raised this season to bring to the county fair, and also to send to Omaha to exhibit at the state fair in September. The residents of Sioux County ought not to forget to attend the agricultural Meeting to be held Aug. Oth, to - further perfect arrange ments for holding our County fair, wont you come? and take an active part. Ihe society people have determined to hold the fair sure. Every body, who is interested in the future welfare of our County should come and get the neighbors to come. Dr Johnson went to Chadron last Tuesday evening on business. Will. Gerlach has gone to try his hand at hay making down at the Mc Ginley ranch on Running Water. Mrs Pat Lacy has been sick during the past three weeks. She. is now im proving under the Doctor's care. Judge Wilson received dispatch Wednesday afternoon saying his brother- in-law would be here on Thursday, just as we go to press. Jack Raffin of Rawhide, Wyo. while coming to Harrison yesterday, sustained slight accident His horses became unrnanogable breaking his buggy tongue and in the scramble be got hit on the h ead making quite a scar, J. H. Roue, of Highland was in town last Friday. He informed us he had bought J. B. Bradley's cattle, who lives over near Bodarc. Mr. Rose reports I uir vesting and hay making the order of the day just now in bis neighborhood, The new tariff imposed on tlie leather industries of this country will raise the price of a pair of men's boots 32c or a pair of boots that were worth 3.25, be Core the new law went into effect will, after alt the old stock is sold off . cost at tlie very least $3.80 t4 J. W. Ernest, who has been out Utah for Um last three months, ma purclMHe of about seven hundred I ead C cattle, relumed last goods?. : lie ' cmmm ahead of the herd which are : ' t-J CivM overland from Bock ,Cek, 1 ' "Mil Sltti: . I jr 77 omit wil I rerjD here 4 au t, ' t I P. .1 .. . ( I'.. 1 I -I" '-I . . 1 V I ' !' a. 1J ....... . . . at the Hub on WeJriesdny. Jeff, llewetl, from over rn Indian Creek was iu town lust Monday. M. A. liannanof Ardmore, was on our streets last Mo ulay. Commencing 'ith this issue A. L. Leithotr will read the Jt UltNAl- John Herman of Ardmore, wan in Harrison Monday of this week. The past three days have been very ' cool and foggy, with a slight fall of rain. U. V. Allen ot Lusk liought a, load of finishing JuiiiUrr of Hester Son loot Friday. Charles Coffee went to Chadron Tuesday of this week. He returned this forenoon. Ai Enlman was setting up the cigars last Friday on account of a young cow boy just recenty arrived at his house. Street Commissioner Rohwer is again busy fixing up our streets. Mr. Roliwer is ever on the alert to tlie call of duty. A Ertlman of north Iudan creek shipped three car loads of cuttle to the Omaha stock vards, from this place Tuesday. We acknwledge receipt of Maryland news letter, but unfotuiiutely we mislaid it hence, its non-appearance iu this issue of ihe JolUNAi. The Jot'KNAT. family acknoledges the receipt of a beautiful boquet isent them by Mrs. Eli. Smith of Bodarc, or, last Tuesday. Many thanks. Tlit-re was sorrow at the depot last Sunday morning, tlie sad occasion being the death of Mrs. Pontius' parrot w hich they have had for about Tour years. Alvin .T Clark of Chadron, came in on the west bound train last Monday, to do businee for tlie Deeriug Harvester peo ple. He expects to be here all week. John Davis had the misfortune to have a cow break one of her legs last Sunday morning while trying to milk her, he was obliged to kill aud dress her for beef. Croquet parties seem to be all the rage just now, a very happy crowd can be seen on almost any evening enjouing themselves on the lawn of the Wright mansion headed by Dr. Johnson. Charles Camenziud's brother-in-law and family who, lives at Omaha, came in on the west bound train yesterday morninr. Thev will visit at the Chamenzind home for a short time. Thos. Davenport, of Glen, was in town last Saturday and while here called at our office, passing a few moments in pleasant conversation with us. When in town again friend Davenport we would be pleased to have you call. Judge Wilson is expecting a brother in-law from Denver sometime the weekornext. The Judge's brother-in-law livesat Loda, Ills, and has been visit ing a sister near tlie Colorado line, and concluded to visit the western metropo lis and return home by the way of Ilarri son to visit the Judge and family, Bob Wallace, who is having a pre limmiary trial at Edgemont for the murder of John Brown, near Ardmore recently, was in town last Sunday look ing up witnesses to appear in his defence which was to take place yestarday. Those who talked with him say he feels quite confident that be can prove thu killing to have been done in self defence. There are different stories in regard to the murder and it is hard to form a correct opinon of the commission of the crime. But it is to be Doped that it, was in elf oVence and that may be able to get clear. Mr. Wallace Ice Crcsun Social. The Ladies Aid Society will pive an ioe cream social in Andrews hall on Friday evening, Aug. (i. A cordial in vitation is extended to all. Public Sale. I will sell at mv place, one half mile north-west of Collee's Ranch; on Monday August Dth, the following named pieces of propery : H Head of cattle 1 McKormick mower 1 Hay rake 1 Plow 1 Harrow 3 Bedsteads 2 Bwlsprings 1 Extentiou couch 1 Safe 1 Cupboard 2 Washing machines 2 Wringers I Cook stove 1 Heating stove Carpets, chairs, and other household goods, lerms casn. Kale will commence at in. o ciock. a m M. C. Doiine, R. Keel, Auctioneer. Central Committee Meeting. . The republican county central com mlttco is hereby called to moot in the court bouse at Harrison, on Saturday August 7. for the purpose of calling a county convention. The following are the committeemen from the different precincts: Andrews H. Smoke. Antelope S- R- Story. Bodarc J. W. Hunter. t, . t r . l .. ruuweu n5K!Hui. Cotton wood Five Points M. J. O'Connell. Mat UreeK Highland-Net Engbret. Montrose - Hunnlngwater W. H. Jlougb. Hoake Creek Tom Curran. Sugar Loaf T. F. Oolden. War bonnet John Plunkett. White KIor Thos. Derenport. Whistle Creek- W. 8. Nicholson. U. A. PxiDOY, Cbalrtnan P' -ir.-l J.,l,i Fit .refui i n i . r- "iv''i n. '. ' ' !!;, i'.tiMii tirt'i i t . Fnla. Thev have just returned fiom j (H lruli, h. I'uK., where thy went alter some cutte lielonging to Mr. Fitzgerald. Tlny rvjxjrt the country tip there com pletely dried up and no grass to ppcak of for stock. The gentlemen Imth think old Sioux Count v is just aloiit as good a place for stock, as can be found any where in the north-west. Warboniiet Warbling. Mrs. John I Kay is slowlv recovering from a sick kj1!, caused by getting pois oned with poison oak. James Merrinm aud (). A. Carton are busy making Hay these days. S. Ij. Ellis came down to (larton's Inst Wednesday w'ith his hinder, and cut some wheat and oats for O. A. A nice gentle rain came just in time to help freshen up the garden and save ir rigating. Chas. Biehle cut his alfalfa onetlay last week. Echo. Highland Nubbins. The Bar 11 outfit sold their entire bunch of horses to an Omaha man. Henry Covey bonght a new MoCorm- ick hinder. Stacking rye seems all the rage. 1L J. Rase bought a bunch of rattle from J. Bradley. Joab. Cottemvooil Mtirmcririgs Harvesting demands the attention of the majority of the people in this section of the country. Miss Sadie Casbeer had the misfor tune to le thrown from a horse Sunday, a broken arm being the result. Mrs. Charles Saxton is on the sick list this week. Mr. Andrew Frocunier has been to Wayside, after cattle this week. A ijiiilting was held at Mrs. Procun iers Wednesday, a good attendance is re ported. A party of berry pickers from Whit ney were up in this locality Friday and Saturday. uhma. Bodarc Dolnjjs. John Bradley has sold all of his cattle to Henery Rose, at $80. per head all around, Mr. Bradley is selling out his effects aud intends to spend the winter in N.Carolina. H. Zerba has moved his family to his ranch in Highland precinct. J. B. Burke lias the contract for put ting up Mr. Jenk's hay at Voorhees, Wyo. Matt Hull will assist him. W. Sleyer, A. Hill and J. Mack will put tip hay for Mr. Bell of Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. I DeHook, visited with their daughter, Mrs. W. Hoyt Saturday and Sunday. A drilling rain here today and last night. OasKRviiR. SIontroHC t'lipplnsrs- A. Good time is reported at the dance last Saturday evening at Montrose. M. J. Uayhart is going to Scotts Bluff Co. this week to look up a location for bis stock. H. II. Wasserburger lost a valuable cow last Sunday. The Misses Nutto came over from their home in tlie canyon, to visit thair sister and attend the dance. Mike. O'Connell left fir Cambria Wyo. to work in the coal mines, his wife is to remain with her parents Mr. and Mi- M J. Gayhart. Lite rains have improved corn anJ l.ue potatoes wonderfully. Small grain has all been cut for fed in this vicinity. Jake Henry Sr., purchased the Mike. O'Connell claim near Ardmore S. Dak. and has moved his stock there. Mrs. J. J. Wasserburger paid her moth er Mrs. Gayhart a short visit last week. Montrose base hall nine, are going to play the Ardmore and Badarc teams next Sunday, at Moetrose. Saue. A (Jrsnd Opportunity. There are today thousands of young people on the farms and in tho villages who are tied down by lack of education to work they heartily dislike. Are you one of them my friend? If so, the Grand Island Business & Normal Coll age can put you on the road to success if you are ambitious and willing to study. It makes no differnce how backward you are provided you are plucky and mean business. We teach everything necessray for a successful start in life. If you are short of money we will accept a good note without in terest for tuition or if necessary we will furnish everything tuition, board, and books and give you tine to graduate and pay for nam a afterwards. Business, Normal and Shorthand courses. Board fl.r0 per week. Established 12 years. College Record sent free or catalogue for 6 cents in stamps. This is your chance of a life time. Will you let it slip by? Adress, A. M. Uamw, Presiden t, Grand Island. Nebr. Agricultural Society Xeetiag. ' llnrrlon, Nb., f July il, 1807. ) Th iBricultnrsl ocity mot seeordlns to s pri'Vi.iin tuljournintilil, ud w called to oruar by the president. . . Ui,ii,..i wa niuln Mnd rsrrtml tnfct tni wernury m suthorlw-l to draw an order on llm treasurer i u wwiy "u-ji tain XDenw connected with tfce mn:Mf. Motion whm Dmde snd curried Mini we holl s county fulr tftU yesr, on the U, U and into amym aeuieewar. iwi. It tn tbeu rewitved, that wet-nl n n btMt tu the state fair. , Tbsn motion wan mm1? and earrlnu to ml loera tu inoet on A f Hi, 1M7. ' a, u rsaoHK. V'.-.t. J. II. DABTtLL, . vr. . LJItf.U.T Short nrtlfli' from county are wlk-itMl. r t fr. !. I'JIHdl. tlie ludio ofsloul Patterns and Possibility. One day two women who were driving in a New Hampshire tov ti rode up to the door of a farmhouse to a-k for informa tion about routes. While ihe lady of the house stood by tli carriage, a man was seen approaching whos costume bore hut a faint reseruMan.- toitny thing usually worn by ruortaK Tiiet'e was a decided discrepancy in the size of the trouser legs, thd ships of Uh coat sleeves were like nothing in particular, the vest was like unto no other vest the beholders had ever een. 'Where ," asked one of the ladies .re-sH-ctfu!ly, "does your husband got his clothes?" "1 make 'em," was Hie reply. "And where do you get your pat terns?" was the next question. "Oh," answered the wife," I don't bother with pattern. I just glance at Johnson once in a while, and cut. All should in Varting to do anything, whatsoever, form sor.ie idsa, some pat tern, some imJtl a it were iu tlmir minds eve. and ones :he pattern is se lected they should not lose sigiit of it even for a moment. Few painters if any, and t!n-n only on rar occasions have attempted anything destiued to shine in the granJ f.ilon's of royalty and wealth withjut a pattern and their closest attention has been riveted on that pattern, le-t itrhaps thev should for a single moment, become facinated t y an inferior model. And now to lie practical let us ak what is a pat twi'iV something to fashion after and cou.pue with is it not? As the sculptor hip-, the imii hle he keeps the model constantly iu sight: no stroke of the painters brush is made without , consulting his r-k-t h, the author: every word is written with his outline in his mind. If you cut a garment, you pin jour cloth to ihe pattern and are very caret ul k'M - your swears go nere or mere aimlessly, or cut a pie e too wide or too narrow, or i:gam out of proportion to the whole, ami et how many g r!s are trying to fashion that iiiot-l important of all live s rmu s:U s, a i-haracttr, to chisel and bring lo jn-rfoclion us effect ive and noble iife without a pattern. Her shfcsirs are miming (-very where hi ther and thither, her chisel gouges or dafaces, if indeed it lie not idle; her picture has no rttitral tigure no con sistency. It is ic clear as t-he sun on the eastern slope of the horizon, thai such a girl should hej; in iit ome to possess herself of a pat tern. The young worium wboiWs not know what she lU'siivs to 1, should hmld a mental conception .f the character, temptrment. and habits she would 1 mistress of: ;.ial then lung all her energies and the deis?,-t fuling of her heart, everything iu life she should j strain lonanl this ne r:i. viz: the 1 ierfectioti of lit r ,ino;el; :wd now dear! girls jot a word or two, dod't. think you are aiming too high, such an idea is ab-1 surd it k iniKsilIe to U o. yes take as your model son;e of our sex who hi endeir d ;hiiI i iishiined their name a hi y in our hearts and 'hen folio i:iking your actions us it wei sip... . ient to theirs and then utile Ih-i !!; voiir name will be iiiw ri'.ec on t.li.- nuitiiitalns rif fame. ti'iiblv f.ir tiehiiil your iiidel,hut yoa yourif IntiliuKi. a mcdle. How To Find Out bottle or common glars Fill a w it h urine ami let it Mam tw?nt v-four hnurn. sediment ors-tlliiig indicate an un healthy condition of the kidneys. When urine strins linen it is evidence of kidnev trouble. Too fivipient desire to urinate or pain in th luck, is also convincing proof that the kiilueyi anil bloder are out, of order. W Imt To Io. There is fimf rt in Ihe knowledge so often expersseil, that lr. Kilmer's Swamp Kont, the great kidney remedy fulfils every wish in relieving jain in the back. Kidneys, liver, bladder and every nrt of the urinary psissager. It corrects inability to hold urine and scald ing pain iu passing it, or had effects fol lowing use of liipior, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of lieing compelled to get up many times during tht- night to urinate. The iflild and the extraordinary effector Swamp- Root is soon mdivd. It stands tho highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by drugxisis, pi ice lifty cents and one dollar. You may huve a sample Ixiltle and pamphlet lxth sent free mail. Mention TiiK Siorx C'OCKTY Jot KNAJ. and SKtid your uddress to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Ilin.hamplon, N. Y. The proprietors of i hi paper guarantee the genuineness of I his oft er. Call for Ceuimlteuera' Meet lug. The board of nun(y commis.'.ioners of Sioux county, NebrtfhU, are hereby called to meet at tlie office of tlie coun ty clerk at Harrison, Nebraska, oo tUtuidsy Anaubt H, IW, at 10 o'clock, a. ni.. Tor the transaction of ordinary county baiuuess. H J. fifjcwErr, IftHMif Clerk. lWv4tA IAJR . c; hj tradhvj at the RANCH SUPPLY IIOUSK. LEWIS GERLACH, IW MARSTELLER BROS., They handle every thing usua!y handled in a gen era! department country store. SUCH AS I )I1 Y GOODS and (jUOCEHIE, BOOTS and SHOES, IIAHI) and TINWARE; also FLOUR, FEED and GRAIN, KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY 11Y VJE SELL TH American Hand-S:jJ Sns C's a- LCDn ATC0 GOTS SHOES TriL filSGIST BwCI IN ThX QRLO JfsTTBTA PAIorT!lS--irt !i M H i. Iam Affp.nt -for thv, world VT.ntwl WAYKRS. I kt'i it W lino of supplies for these machines. Last but not Least. W'ehn you are badly in ned of the only jd in Sioux County, call on me. " Fally Now write tin for Description about it. AVe have been telling our Address, Si.OO - Weekly fiTER Oceap-. : The Greatest Republican Paper of the Wet s IT is the mot stalwart and unwerving Republican Weekly puo- hshed todny and can always be relied upon for lair snd boneat re-J pons of all political affaira. PrZf The Weekly inter Ocean Supplies Atl of the New) rr UUIi I and the Best of Current Literature. It is Morally Clean, and ss a Family Paper i Without a Tser. byJ Its Literary to those ot Its Youth's finest of Us I : UhrlDgt to thi finally the wof Pnrlra World snd glvas tba beat and ahii discussions of all qutstloos of the v. rtin Inter iMran elp twrlv panrs ot raiullnu mailer i-neh weak and itfimg nulilwhrd In i hlrava la Iwttnr adaptad to iho iicli n( tlie peapis wet of lb AUsubasy Mountains tSss any oibrr paper Tht Daily tod SonsJay U- tions or Tbt later Oceui era rii f Dally We are on our way lo ihe RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE. THEV SAY KVEttrnilNO IS SO CHEAP AT THAT STORE. Ml wife want cue of thoe heal! ful SMIXG HATH .. . i) nd dry ffooda prornurn tir. U1T '"'l-f on l ire think we can nave man- GOING TO MARSTELLKU IJR0S. Also, Ve handle a full line cf Qusens-ware, Hard-Ware, Dry-Goods, urocenes &c. famed r;-KOil.MICu 1UNI on hand all the, time a f PERKINS WIND MILL .1. 11. HART!" LI. 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