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Thcmdat, Sept. 15th, 1898.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE omCEUS:
Silas A. Holoomb Governor
James K. Hani Lieutenant Govcrnoi
W. F. Porter Secretary of State
John F. Cornell Auditor
J. K. Meserve Treasurer
'. J.Smyth Attorney General
J. V. Wolfe Land Oouimlsnionei
W. R. Jackson Supt. Public Instruction
COSGUESS10NAL DELEGATlOS:
John M. Thurston U. S. Senator, Omaha
Win. V. Allen V. S. Senator, Madison
J. H. Strode. ConimMsman 1st Dlst., Lincoln
1. H. Mercer,
tSaiuuel Maxwell,
W. L. Stark,
K. I. Sutherland,
Vf. L. Green,
id
3rd
4 th
fith
Ctb
Omaha
" Fremont
" Aurora
" Ktfloon
' Kearney
JUDICIARY:
J. J. Slllvan Chief Juatire, Columbus
T. O. C. Harrtson Aa'te Judge, Grand Inland
T. L. Korval Associate Judge, Seward
1. a. Campbell Clerk and liepoi ur, Lincoln
rUTEENTO JUDICIAL DISTRICT:
H. P. Elnkald Judge, O'Neill
W. H. Wentover
Id. J. Blcwett
Hnshvlllt
Clerk, Harrison
TERMS OF COUKT:
District Court, At Harnntm, commences
P Tiring term May 9th,
ra.il " Sept litth Jury 19th.
County Court, At Harrison, commence
first Monday of each month.
:r...;.TATIVE:
Otto Mau.-Scna.tor, Dist. So. i, SprlngTlew
A. K. Sheldon Dist. No. 53, Cbadron
COUKTT OFFICERS:
Sobert Wilson ; County Judge
M. J. Blewett Clerk
Cbas. Biehle Treasurer
KlHle Merriam Supt. Public Instruction
Thos Holly Sheriff
J. K. Phluney Coroner
31. F. Thomas Surveyor
H. J. Blewett Clerk of District Court
irant Guthrie County Attorney
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS:
Jens a Mens lnt DUlrlct
Andrew Procunler
id "
Jackson Metlen( Chairman) M
VILLAGE OFFICERS:
Pantlui (chairman) -
Davia .
E. .
John
-Trustee
D. H. Grlswod
W. B. Marsteller.
K. Robwer
W. H. Davla
Lewi GerlacB
Clerk
Treasurer
SCHOOL OFFICERS:
Eggert Robwer Director
B. L. Smuck Moderator
Lewis Gerhtck Treasurer
CHCRCHES AND SOCIETIES.
Methodist Sunday School meet every Sun
day morning at 10. -00
W. 1L Davis, Miss B- KTeix,
, Superintendent. Secretary
F.PWORTH LEAGUE.
Regular buginea meeting first Tuesday
evening In eacb montbt
Miss I'lLum,
J. Kikiull, President,
riecretarv.
Devotional meeting every So art ay evening
S:4. Mas. KcKbAtA, Leader.
JCXIOB LEAGUE.
Meets each Bandar afternoon at 231.
Mas. KiviMix., Supt.
JERRT RT'SK POST, Xo7u G. A. R.
Meets Mwa4 Monday in each month In
the court hamae at Harrinem.
E. K. Liverajore, Com.
WOODMEX Or THE WORLD.
Harrison Clamp, No. 5ft, meets on each al
teraate Wednesday evening.
W.H.Davis, J.a.Uassos,
Clerk. Con. Com.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
MeeU each alternate Saturday evening
M o'clock. J. W .Smith. V. tl
A. K. Dbw Clerk.
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GRANT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all legal
matters in Justice, County and District
Courts, and before the United Slate
Land Office.
Fire Insurance written in reliable
companies.
y Legal papers carefully drawn.
Harrison, - Nebraska.
J. E. PIIINNEY, M. D.
rhjisciaa and Surccon.
All calls given prompt atteution.
Office In Drug Store.
-HARRISON - NEBRASKA.
A. T. CLARK.
Lawyer.
Office: second door from jcibkal office
HARRISON, NEB
COME TO THE
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UTHJi;. Leave youti
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Hugh C. bcmnDT.
Address, Harrison, Neb.
Special Locals.
WHITE RIVER WOLF ASSOaATlON.
Glen, Neb., Jan. IS, 1898.
The undersigned agrees to pay the sum
act oppoaite their name forjawolf fund of S0
for each gray wolf killed within 8 miles of
White River, above Glen, within the nexH
months, and appoint Mr. H. H Russell as
their treasurer and will pay him on de
mand. David Colville S 00 Fred Biotnburg 2 M
H. IL Russell 10 00 Jno. 8. Tucker S OS
A. T. Hughson J 80 F. Force 10 00
L. C. Lewi S 00 Emery Glllmor t SO
J.J.Martin 100 Leroy Hall 6 00
Walter Johnson 5 00 W. J. Johnson 2 M
George Scott 2 50
Total IM 00
Special Eicurslon Rates to Hot
Springs S. Dak.
On dates named below at one fare
for round trip, tickets good for return 30
days from date of sale.
June 16 August 9
June 30 August 26
July 5 September 10
July 19 September 20
E. F. Pontics. Agent
SPECIAL. EXPOSITION
RATES.
Taking effect Aug. 30th,
tickets for the Omaha Expo
sition Will be sold as follows:
Every day (except Sunday)
at $23.20. for round trip,
Tickets good for return until
November 15th. On Tues
day and Friday at $10.50
good for return 15 days from
date of sale.
E. F. Pontics, Agent.
William Bourette will read the
Journal for ooe year. The Journal is a
necessity in all well regulated house
bold. WANTED: A good corapentent
girl to do general house work, work not
hard, good wage. Apply to Mrs. A. D.
Cook, Douglas, Wve.
Mrs. John Debt no whose doom ia in
toe vicinity of Ardmore K we are sorry
to state in a very critical coodiUon at
this writing ber condition is considered
dangerous. -
Mr. aaa Mr. H. Warneka returned
from a trip to the Exposition and other
more eastern point. Mrs. W. haa been
absent on a pleasure trip for some time
and ber husbaad met her at Omaha.
W. L. Farley, who has been assist
iig sheriff Holly, during the past two
week has engaged to teach school some
where in the neighborhood of Kirtley.
The term commences the first of Octo
ber. There were Lutheran services held
oat in H if bland precinct iaH Sunday
both In the foreooon anil afternoon.
Bev Wuaderlirk preached bht farewell
ermon aoi Rev, Wwgan preached his
totrodaetry
rr Mtxlerii "Woodman Day
at Omaliu Eioltl.
Tickets will lie sold on Tuesday Sept.
20, at $10,00 for round trip good 5 days
from date of sale. E. F. Ptncmx
NOTICE: There will be
Lutheraji services at tlie
court house Sunday, Sept
18th, 1898, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Rev. F. G. Winoeto.
Pastor.
District court will convene next
Monday, the 19th of Sept.
Rev. Father Kroupa celebrated mass
at the court house on last Saturday.
M. J. Blewett weut to Chadron last
Fridav to atteud the democratic repre
sentative convention.
Miss Claudia Hester left on last
Saturday evening for Chadron to attend
the Academy this winter.
The reform ticket is complete so far
as Sioux county is concerned, except a
candidate for commissioner in this 3rd
district
W. H. Davis moved his family to
Andrews on last Tuesday we understand
Mr. Davis intends to remain there per
manently. A. T. Clark and Jack RafTin went to
Crawford last Saturday to see the fun at
the reoresentative convention, besides
to transact some business as well
Hon. Lew Gerlacb, Grant Guthrie
and Martin Weber were in attendance
at the Populist, representative conven
tion held at Crawford tet Saturday.
Notice I tan cattle hides and all kind
of skins with hair for robes, or without
or leather. See sample and prioes in
J. H. Bartell s store.
H. OI-bwcht. fllen. Neb,
John Herman, of Story was in our
midst a day or so this week while in
town he did not forget to say "how" to
ye editor, that is right call again
John.
' We have been given to understand
the teachers in our city school are filling
the bill even surpassing the highest ex
pectalions of ALL which speaks volumes
for them both.
Hontious Wills, who has been at
work on the range near Casper during
the summer came down on a visit and
doubtless to attend court next Monday,
He will return in about two weaks.
With this issue of tlie JOURNAL
C. IL Grewell will inscribe his name
among its many readers for toe ensuing
year at least. All in quest of truth
should read the Sioux Cocntt Jour
nal.
The unveiling ceremony of the
monument erected in memory of Burt
Dew, by the Woodman of the World,
will take place at the cemetary on Sun,
day, Sept. 25, 1998.' Invitations are
extended to the public in general to be
present and witness the ceremony.
The first snow of the season fell last
Friday night Probably two inches
fell but by 9 o'clock a, m., it had all
disapeared. It is said by those. 'ho are
old residents and ought to know,, it was
tlie first snow to come so early in Sep
tember. It did not freize howevt-r dur
ing the night. , ,
The party on the little Cottonwood
valley, in Sioux county, who stple the
wire off the Cora Smith place v.vl the
lumber off tlie Joe Crail place had bet
ter return the same inside of ten dtys or
be will be brought before the fall term
of the district court, as the neighbors
are getting tired of such
ing. Crawford Bulletin.
pe'i
thiev
Fred Knott, the Gilchrist
ter, was after the Journal re
mas-
r the
first of the week, with bis war
t on
for saying last week, we undersi
bis office had only three patron.
'A that
but by
refering him to our worthy po:
aster,
A. J. Bogart, from whom we
our information, we escaped wi
ceived
out
scratch.
Tom and Jo Dunn, came d
from
Guthrie, Wyo., last Thursda;
liter a
bunch of horses which they ow
ver in
valley. Tom says he and anol
r gen-
tleman at Lost Springs, Wy
have
formed a co-partnership and will! engage
in the cattlt business, lie expels how
ever to sell a part of tlie bones, he
and jo will take back with them.
The following were tandidaes for
Legislative honors before the tvo con
ventions at Crawford last Saturtby:
Powers of Sheridan county
Adams " Dawes "
O'Kief ' Box Butte "
Oerlach " Sioux
John Marsteller of this place ftceived
a complimentary vote in the deaAratic
convention but was not a candidal'
Hon. Lewis Oerlach baa no thin) but
praise to offer for all the Sioux coioty
boys, who were in attendance at tlie wo
convention at Crawford last Saturuy
working with might and mala for n
nomination. Not only does be feel ver
greatful to the boys of this county, bull
feel every man, who wa a delegate innortrf wtr where they have then
both the democratic and populist con-
ventionsare his friends and will doe ver v
thing possible to assist in hi election tfci
fall.
Mr. Jake Marking has sold out hi
place and everything pertaining thereto,
to his daughter Miss Mary, who will af
ter this be sole propietor of the place
bertofore owned by her father. Mr.
Marking with his better half aad their
three youngest children expect to leave
Sioux county in about three or four
week though at to their future bone
they hart not quite decided yet. Sorry
to tee good neighbor leave.
NOTICE: Mass will be!
celebrated at Harrison at 10
o'clock a. m.f every Satur
day before the Second Sun
day of each month.
Michael P. Waldrox.
Pastor.
Mrs. Will Hough, we understand has
not been so well during the past two or
three days.
A brother of tlie Knori brothers
came from Wisconsin last Saturday to
visit with the boys for two or three
weeks.
Mrs. Leo. DeBock was among those
who remembered the Journal family
most generously on the first of this week
Many thanks kind friends.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Nut to gave us a
most agreeable surprise on last Monday
by piling upon our kitchen table a quan
ity of various kinds of vegetables.
Mr. Root, of Lusk, Wyo., brother-
in-law of Tom Bell near that place, was
down in this part of the county trying
to make a deal for somo horses. He
says they are too high for him.
Tlie democratic representative con
vention held at Crawford on last Satur
day, elected as chairman and secretary
respectively, Ed. Satterlee of Chadron,
andM. J. Blewett of tins place for the
ensueing year.
Robert Harrison and M. J. O'Connell
of Adelia, were in town a couple of days
this week. They have both been in at
tendance at the Exposition at Omaha,
and are loud in their praise of its great-,
ness, the sights they beheld while there,
Ac Sea.
Hon. Lewis Gerlach appointed W. J.
A. Raum of Sioux county as tlie chair
man of this representative district that
privilege having been accorded to Mr.
Gerlach by tlie populist convention, as
it has always been a custom of that
party. Mr. Raum, so the boys reported
done valiant service for neighbor Ger
lach; he has always been identified vi
the reform movement and we believe
he will make an ideal chairman.
rureillog Ceremony.
The ceremony attending the unveiling
of the monument erected by the Wood
man of the World in memory of ou
deceased sovereign, A. R. Dew will take
place on Sunday September 23th, 1898,
The ceremony will be an imposing one,
an urgent invitation is extended to tl;
general public to join in the procession
and wituess the ceremony at the grave.
W. U. Davis, Clerk.
Camp No. 55, W. O. W.
The Doctors Have Arrived
Drs. Barr and Baxter, two examining
physicians, who represent the Colorado
Dispensary Co., of Denver, Colo., are in
this city and vicinity to treat all those
suffering from chronie diseases of any
kind and an opportunity to receive
thorough examination free of charge
and then, if desired the latest and most
ientilic treatment hi sumlt ciM. Tl
company is an association of specialist
incorporated under the laws of Uie stale
of Colorado with a capital stock of I j0,
000, is reliable and responsible in every
respect All who are suffering and are
in need of their help should not fail to
see them while here, for ft may be
long time before they get such an op
portunity again. They will call at tlie
house, in tlie city or country, if word is
left at the Harrison House until Sept
20lh. Do not put it off till "tomorrow
If your case is incurable we will frankly
tell you se.
Respectfully,
The Colorado DtsntKHAHY.
narbonnet Warbling.
Sana Leeling is working for Kirtley of
pleasant Ridge.
Charlie Leeling was a caller at O. A.
Gartons Sunday evening.
Uuktave Noreisch was a caller at tlie
figure six ranch Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Ricedorf is on the sick
list
j. v . ntceuon ana uuarne weaver
srr t a a i rti ,
came down from the divide Satur
day.
Mrs. It M. Wafiace an Viola visited
with J. L. Stratton an d wife last week,
Echo,
Montroae Clippings.
Joseph Marking went to Edgemont to
look for employment for the winter.
Mr. Baumgart and son August are at
Indian creek hauling bay which they
cut there..
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gay hart were
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Henry
Jr. Sunday.
M. J. Oayhart intend to take his
cattle to Duck creek a they are running
Pow'
lMr - John Debaoo who ha been serioni
'" toT u ,SJ two wak Improving
ivery slowly,
H. B. Wasatrburger took a bum
rip to Harrison yesterday and Jake
Vasserburger alto, to get abtogle door
id window for the bouse be it building
The next time you are going east,
Iiw look out for the fence.
J. J. and Jake Wasterburger finished
facing their claims.
Mr. H. K on rath and too Harm in
Ride a butane trip to dgemont to day
(Way.)
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BORN To Mr. and Mrs. A. Ring a
daughter mother and child doing well.
Henry Waxserhurger sold his sorgaru
mill to Nick Sharer.
Miss Tillie C'hrUtensen and her brother
Yep cam? home to attend the wedding
of their sister Kate.
There will be mass at the Montrose
church next Sunday (Sept 1H) if there
is nothing to hinder Rev Kroupa from
coming as there has been for several
times. Sage.
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