OUR IIOII DEPARTMENT
17110 IS MARSTELLR ORGS?
READ IB AD.
Don't send away for Dry Goods and
Groceries when you can buy them as
cheap at the
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE
in Harrison, as you can in Chicago at
the department stores.
GERLACH, proprietor of the Ranch
Supply House has just put in a full
line of Gents furnishing goods for
Pall and Winter wear.
He will sell Overcoats and Cloth
ing cheaper than any other store in
Harrison. Come and see for yourself.
And the Ranch Supply
House will not be undersold
an Groceries & Provisions.
Come and be convinced-
L. GERLACH, Prop.
THE SIOUX COUNTY
J" OU S 3ST -A. Xj.
Thursday. FEB. 9th, 1899.
Gm. D. Canon, Editor ami Prop.
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V. K. A K. V H. A. line table.
' GolDff West. (aoing tint.
Mo. . mixed, So. 6.mtil 8:00
I North-Western
LINE
BF. E. M. V. R. R. is the best
to and from the
BLACK HILLS,
DEAD WOOD AND HOT KI'KlSliS
SOUTH DAKOTA.
GRAHT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
'Prompt attention given to all lgal
matters in Justice, County and District
-Courts, and before the United State?
Land Office.
Fire Insurance written in reliable
..companies.
yLegal papers carefully drawn.
IIarkiso. - Nebraska.
HEAOTHE
JOURNAL
THIS
WEEK.
tSeTWe are requested to
announce that there, will be
Mass celebrated in Harrison,
at the residence of Anton
Moravek at 10 o'clock, Feb.
11, 1899.
A. F. Christian wan down from Raw
4iide last Tuesday night and reports all
tock doing well at the ranch.
Th many friends of Miss Maggie
Tluoter will be sorry to hear she has
fceeo suffering from the measles at Chad
ron. Owing to sickness in her family, J
Battle K. Bailey d-puty . O. of R. N.,
rho was billed to be in Harrison on last
evening to give a musical and lecture,
-wax enable to come, but no preventing
powr iuUrv-ning she will be here on
next Wednesday evening. Come one,
corneal!.
la veiw of the loss Miss Merriam
sustained in having all her personal
effects eontlsgated in the fire which so
completely wiped out of existence the
411 pin building oo last Tuesday morning
jusd into which she had so recently rrtov
d tfae oiUZeos of Harrison and vicinity
raised a puna of f37, which will partly
f em burse her for her loss; $1,60 of the
Above aoKMiot was given to Ray Myers
jkt koioo lost all his clothing. It con
rM owr ooioioa that our citiceos sym
ftHUm wHk than, and have taken this
erajr to demonstrate the fact, as they are
way fcnorwis In tlms of neM, We
ttvjbl not, tut tho tvri wipisr.ti "ill
J. E. PHIJTXEY. M. D.
rh j Ltd an and Surgeon.
AH calls (riven prompt attention.
Offlce la Drag Store.
-HARRISON
NEBRASKA.
F. E. A M. T. K. It.
Special Excursion to Hot Spring, S. D.
Excursion tickets will be sold
Tuesdays Febuary 14th and
28, 1899, at one fair for the
round trip, good returning 30
days from date of sale. Fair
from Harrison, $4.40.
F. Avert, Agt.
Car, genuine Glidden Barb
Wire and Nails just arrived
at G. W. Hester's.
Mrs. W. C. O'Conor, was so sick
of lagrippe on Inst Sunday as to necessit
ate callmg in the Doctor.
John Herman, was in from the val
ley Tuesday and reports loosing 14 head
or calves, from blackleg, within the past
two or three weeks, we also learned that
Vels. Audwrsen had tost 9 head of calves
this winter, of the same dread disease.
On last Saturday, J. C. L. Ragland
and Charles Umphenour closed a deal
whereby Charley became the owner of
Mr. Raglands Sioux county ranch, about
four miles north-west of Harrison. We
were unable to ascertain just what the
consideration was, further than Charley
obtained an extraordinary bargain, this
we were pleased to bear, as there is no
person in the county we would rather
see get the benefit of a good bargain than
him, Charley has bten a rendtiit of this
county for several years and otdy left
here last thanksgiving to visit his rents
and returned a couple of weeks ago to
look after a small bnnch of horses which
Mr. Ragtand was wintering for him,
which resulted in the purchase of the
ranch. Charley is a citizen of which any
community can and ought to feel proud
of, and there is lots of room for more
just like bim.
Harrison has been a dry town since
last Saturday, and to help bring matters
to a focus, a fire roust occur in the in
ter im. t omething should be done to av
ert a recurrent of this evil, fortunately
a little of the beautiful lay on the ground
otherwise some of our citizens as well as
stock would have suffered the penalty of
drouth. '
' Dangers of the Grip.
The greatest danger from Lagrippe is
of its resulting in pneumonia. If reason
able care is used however, and Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy taken, all dan
ger will be avoided. Among the tens of
thousands who have used this remedy
for lagrippe ws have yet to learn of a
ingle case haviag resulted In pneumonia
which show conclusively that this rem
edy is a certain preventive of that dan
gerous disease. It will cure la grippe in
I timo tliaa Jny of oar frcitmrnoecr.
I', is p!iMrt and wf to tik. Y f-U
t- fv .7. '. FM'tw.
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The place to Get Good
Bargains at all times i at
J. H. BARTELL'S
The following of which i
nearly always found, at
the above place:
A complete assortment of
Ladies and Gents furnish
ing Goods, Dry Goods, No
tions and Millinery.
A Good line of Men's
Duck Clothing, Hats and
Caps to suit the times.
Ladies and Gents Fine
.Foot Wear a specialty; and
Children, b Foot Wear care
fully considered.
60 TO J. H. BARTELL'S
For HcCormic machinery, Barbed Wire
and Salt; in fact nearly everything
kept in a well regulated store. If you
are in need of a large or small bill come
in and see what we can do for you
before you send your money out of the
country. Respectfully,
J. II. BARTELL.
jHeTIIigheut cash price paid
for hides.
Thomas Holly.
Harrison. Neb.
To parties wishing rugs
woven, I desire to say that I
will do rug-weaving during
the first two weeks' of March.
Mrs. II. A. Priddy.
Frank Tin It ham, of Douglas, Wyo.
came down on last Wednesday evening
to attend his law-suit against Jake Mark
ing, of Montrose, which is ex-e't ;d to
occur today.
Virgil Hester, is enjoying a visit
among relatives and friends back in Io
wa. M. J. Weber, was in town Tuesday
to call Dr. Hart we 11 to the home of Hen
ry Kreeman, near Glen. Mrs. Kreeman
is reported sick. Crawford Bulletin.
The Epworth League, will give a so
cial at the M. E. parsonage on tomorrow
(Friday) evening. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. A good time is anti
cipated. Rosenberg brothers, of Cottonwood
precinct were in town over night the first
of the week on business, and while here
did not forget to say a friendly "how" to
our quill pusher.
Miss Claudia Hester who has Wen
attending the Academy at Chadron, dur
ing the fall and winter, was obliged,
though very reluctently to abandon her
studies for the present, owing to her par
ents poor health. She came home last
Saturday noon.
George Grimm, who with his family
left here three ar four months for Mis
souri, with tlie intention of locating there
permanently, reconsidered his resolution
and oo last Saturday returned to our
midst and now expects to make Sioux
county his future home.
George Davis of Hat Creek, had the
misfortune to freeze two of his fingers
on bis right hand pretty badly a week
ago yesterday, while caring for his cat
tle. He came in on Saturday to have
Dr. Phinney fix them up, but all that
was necessary, was some linimeot, he
thought would finally bring them out
all O. K.
Mrs. Samuel Seaman, who has been
visiting with relatives and friends io St.
Louis dtiriog the past lour month's, re
turned on last Friday noon. She was
accompanied by her fatber-in-law, who
will spend a month or six weeks visiting
with his children before returning to his
southern home. Mrs. -Seamen reports a
splendid time while away.
For La Grippe.
Thos. Whitfield & Co. , 340 Wabash
A v., corner Jackson street oke of Chica
go oldest and most prominent druggists
recommend Chamberlains Cough Reme
dy for lagrippe, as it not only gives a
prompt and complete relief, but also
counteract r.ny tit. Vn-y ',f !.-.;;::; ., t
vesnlt in pne jti.rva. For hi' ' y t:r. .1
The place to Get Good
Bargains in Bubbers is at
J H. BARTELL'S,
Where a complete line of
warm Felts and Kublers,
with PRICES ALWAYS
right.
Our line of GKOCE HIES
are fine, as we always aim
to buy Good, Fresh Goods
such as we know would
suit all our Customers.
We carry a complete line
of FLOUR & FEED; all
Flour guaranteed. Also,
we carry HARDWARE &
Building Material.
NOTICE :-1 reachi ng eve
ry other Sabbatb at 11:00
o'clock a. in., and very Sab
bath evening at (he M. E.
church.
.1. L. Kk.vdall, Pastor.
MARRIED: At Chadron, Neb., Feb. 9
ISlty, at the otHce of Judge Ricker, his
Honor tying the nuptial knot, Leroy
Wright and Miss Delia Lo wry, aced re
spectively SI) and 16 years, both of Harri
son, Neb. The brido is the young and
accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Lowry, our old and most rescted
citizens, and Roy, well everyone knows
Roy he it the youngest aon of Mr. and
i Mrs. Jiiics Writi' , onu of Harrison's
pioueei' f.uiiii--. I (iiiuiulnl.il Ions am in
order, and the JijckmaI, hastens to lie
among the first to offer our, by wishing
them every joy and happiness through
life and after living to be the age of Meth
uselah may they have the blessed assur
ance of the next.
Master George O'Connor, while com
ing to town for the Doctor for his mother
on last Sunday mornir.g, froze both his
ears (juite bad, almost freezing them
solid.
Grandma Wright was taken with, a
sinking spell on last Menday afternoon
and it was thought for a while it would
prove fatal but after some time she ralli
ed nnd at this writing she is resting
quite easv.
During the week just closed we have
without any doubt passed over the worst
of our winter weather, we had during
the three last days some of the snugest
weather any one could wish, the tern,
perature ranged from 20 to 2S degrees
below zero.
Mr. Parker, a half brother of Leslie
Crane, and who hae just been mustered
out of uncle sam's volunteer service, a
week or two ago out in Washington,
came in over the F. E. & M. V. R. R.
last Saturday to make his brother and
other relatives in this county an extend
ed visit before his return to his home in
Adair county, la.
Charles Carnmenzind, Frank Strat
ton, and M. J. Weber of Glen, were intro
dtcd to the mystnes of wood chopping
in the W, of W., last Saturday evening.
We learn too, at the next meeting that
R. H. Aicherd of Warbonnet precinct,
and Robert Miller of Hat ('reek precinct,
will ride the "goat."
Following are a few of the oames rf
creeks and canyons which we give for
tlie benefit of so toe of our eastern read
ers: Hat Creek, Prarie Dog Creek,
Indian " Antelope "
Monroe ' Sowbelly "
Runing Water " Whistle '
Snake Sheep '
Old Woman " Dead Man
Warbonnet " Cottonwood '
Jim ' Hijuaw "
Boggy Soldier '
Sugar Loaf " White River '
Dead Horse .Spring '
Young Woman Duck "
Horse Head " Ash ,
i i,r i. xa! . ijf "
Why, thats where every
body trades these days.
There is nothing they do not
keep for sale.
They handle Suitings for Ladies
& Gents,
Novelty dress goods, Plain dress
goods,
Flannel for all purposes. Also
Cloaks, Capes, Shawls, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Matting Shades and Curtains.
We are Head-quarters for all kinds of Groceries and
Provisions, Flour and Feed.
Right here, before we forget it; we want to call the at
tention of the public to our Canadian Pure Maple Syrup,
try it and be convinced.
We have or exhibition at our store one of the
BEST STEEL RANGES
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mat can oe oougnt Any wnere. mce w i. .
Call and see that Range. 1
MARSTELLER BROS.
NOTICE: There will be
Lutheran servicer) at the
M. E. church Saturday, Feb.
4th, 1899, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Rkv. F. G. Winokk.
Pastor.
A Midnight Blaze.
On bit Tuesday about 3 o'clock in
the morning, the building just nonh of
J. W. Smith's '-Candy Seap" was leveled
to the ground, wi'Ji all its contents, by
lire. The building was occupied by Su
perintendent, Miss Elsie Merriam, who
hail just recently moved in, but as she
was away from home that niclit, on an
errand of mercy, asMlin in lira cure of i
Crauduia Wrinhl, who U u b-eii sick so
long and who was. taken very much
worse on last Monday, hence Miss Mer
riam did not learn of her los until next
morning. The Urst .arties to discover
the (ire we understand were, Mr. and Mrs
Anton Moravek, John Marsteller, Perry
White, J. W. Smith, and 11. A. Priddy,
but as the fire had made such progress
before it was discovered, and as there
was no water in the town cistern, and
very little in olliers anywhere near tlie
scene of the fire. little could be dona ex
cept to prevent other buildings in the
immediate vicinity from taking fire from
flying sparks. So quick and quietly did
the surging flames coni lete its work,
that some families living very close to
the building did not know of ilsdestrution
until the next morning, notwithstanding
the fact that those who first discovered
the fire yelled at top of their voices, hut
the night being bitter cold, and the hour
so late that everyone was w rapped in the
gentle embraces of morpheus, hence they
were unconscious of the conflagration in
their midst. Miss Merriam informed a
reporter of tlie Jofrkal that her individ
ual loss would reach at least (300, she
saved only the clothes which she wore,
and many things lost in the fire she will
never be able to replace, but fortunately
the says $10, would pay all she owed on
what she lost, everything else being paid
for. Site feels very thankful that she
escaped with her life. Although Miss
Merriam has lost all she possessed of this
world'sgoods, yet she makes less fuss
over it than many would though they
may be worth thousands, she has the
sympathy of the entire community in
her loss.
A Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness to us, in giving us so
freely of their sympathy and assistance,
in the shape of kind words, silver coins,
and clothing to help us better near the
loss we sustained through the recent lire
of Feb. 7th, IWfl.
Frail MKjdtux.
Ray K Mvkkh.
Head tlie JOURNAL today.
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NOTJCK:-MaiM will be
celebrated at Harrison at 10
o'clock a. in., every Satur
day lM'fore the Second Sun
day of each month.
M. P. Waldiion, Pastor.
Over In Wyoming.
Hello tl)r: JorSl. man?
Everybody is snowbound out here, how
U it with you?
Zekiel has been snowbound for nearly
two weeks, therfore Dew items aro
scarce.
One thing we ilo know, is that Mrs
Kaott, of Gilchrist, who was stormbound
on Pleasant Ridge, braved the cold aad
went from here to Harrison on Tuesday
of last wfok.hiit could not get lo hr
home in the valley until the following
Thursday.
Ray Whipple made tho trip from Kir
tley to Lusk, and back tlie same day on
Thursday of last week. It makxs a hanl
drive, considering the depth of the snow,
Andrew Christian, lost two head of
cattle lust week; cause unknown. If
this cold weatlieraxd deep snow continu
es through this month, there will be a
great many cattla die of tliat terribl
disease cantgelenoughtoeativeoess.
The sick are all convalescent from
what we liave been able to learu. ,
Philipp Fnese luid a runaway one day
last week while hauling si raw from
Zumbrunn's, the only casualty was the
upsetting of the load.
Superintendent Sherman of Douglas,
had intended visiting tlie schools la this
vicinity last week but was deterred by a
visit from tzar lagrppe, and after that,
state superintendent Tynaa ca'led for
some work that had to be attended to at
once io connection with the legislature,
so he got no farther than Lusk. lie ex-
, - c wn val
ley just as soon as the weather permits.
Zkmh.
Aii Honest Medicine for La
Grippe.
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner.
Me says: "I have had the worst cough
cold, chills and grip and have taken lota
of trash of no account but profit to the
vender. Chamberlain's Cough remedy
is tlie only thing that lias done any good
wliatever. I have used one 50-ceht bot
tle ard the chills, cold and grippe hava
all left me. I congratulate the raoufac
tures of an honest medicine."' For sala
by Dr. J. E. Iliinney.
Hisgen Bros, the popular South Ada
druggists corner 69-st, and Wentworth
Av., say ; W sell a great deal of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and And
that It gives the most satisfactory r
suits, ecpecially among children for M
vere colds and croup." For salt by Dr.
J. K. Plnnuev.
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