The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, March 23, 1899, Image 8
.1" ft. ,t :.l How To Make Itaey. If you are tired of paying liigh prices yuti can make money by buying your good at the ' RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE. Every body loves a nice fitting, Stylish Shoe. We Sell the Queen Shoe, advertised in all magazines at 3.00 in Boston, "ve pell this graceful shoe for 2.75 right here at home and save you 00c express beside-?. All other leather goods will "be sold just as cheap in proportion; none but the best kept in stock. Jn Clothing, Dry goods and Groceries we will meet all East ern Catalogue prices and will throw in a set of Olas-i? Dishes," worth 2.50, for every 20.00 worth you buy for cash. Also, come in and see cur Ladies Wrapirs and Shirt Waists, they are DAISIES and w ill be sold very low. Call and get our prices before you buy elsewhere. We also han dle the celebra ted Valentine Flour, none better in America, besides we have full line o! Crockery If you want a suit of clothes made to order we are Agents for yal Taylors of Chi- cago, Ills. RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE, l. gerlach, Prop. THE SIOUX COUNTY JOUR IN" A. Thursday. MCH. 23rd. 1829. 43eo. D. Canon, Editor and Prop. F. E. A M. V R. iL 1 line table. Going Went. Going East, rffo- 8. uitxeu,, 11 .-20 1 Xo. 6. mixed S :00 T H North-Western LINE IF. E. M. V. It K. is the best to and from the BLACK HILLS, DEAD WOOD ASD HOT STU1MG3, 60UTH DAKOTA. (GRANT GT7TI1EIE. Mtorney-aMaw. Prompt attention given to all legal ifMttera in Justice, County and District .Courts, and before the United States JjuA Office. Fire Insarance written in reliable jDompanies. tyLegal papers carefully drawn. Habeison, - Nebraska. F. E. & M. T. IS. K. Special Excursion to Hot Spring's, S. D. Excursion tickets v,ill be Bold Tuesdays Febuary 14th and 28, 1899, at one fair for the Tonnd triD. cood returnin s ?,0 lavs from date of sale. Fair from Harrison, $4.40. F. Avery, Agt Public Auction. I will offer for sale at Pub lic Auction, at my residence, half mile north of the Bodarc school l;o:i", on Iat Creek, .April 3, Jc'.'U, lit 10 o'clock a. in., the following described personal property to-wit: 5 Cows. 3 Steers 1 Wacron 1 Heifei, 2 Dozzr-ii Chic kens, 1 Cook Stove. 1 IIcalii Stove, 1 Set Double Harness, J500 pounds Flour4 12 bushels Wheat, besides, JJedsteads, Chairs, Diahea and other Household furniture too nu merous to mention. Terra: CASH. P. KlBXPATRICK. ' tGjJgSttr, E. A. BwEtov,:. J. E. PILINNEY. M. D. I'hjLstf.m and Surgeon. 4.11 calls given prompt attention. Office in hrux Store. -HAiiRISCN - KEBKASKA. wSDon't send to Mont- gomary, v. am x oonipany or to .Elkhart, Indiana, for your Harness. I can pell yon better goods and much cheaper. If you are open for conviction come and learn for yourself. EOGERT RoiIWER. Miss Ethel Badpely is one of the lat est hubscriliers to ihe JoutNAL. The first regular meeting of Royal Neighbors occured on last Tuesday even ing, several new members were initiat ed. Friend Raum from Cottonwood pre cinct while at the assessors meetieg Monday did not forget to make a ten minutes call at this office. W. J. A. Kaum of Coltonwood pre- ciuct braved the bad roads and wintry weather in order to a1 ttend the assessors meeting here on last Tuesday. Ladies should not fail to (subscribe for that popular magazine, McOall's, as it is the most complete we have yet read in the way of ladies fashion maga zines. A very agreeable time was spent at the M. E. church last evening the occas ion being a social given by the Junior Epworth League, to which the public were cordially invited and judging from the large number who were present, all responded heartly to the invitation. A interesting program was rendered, and all enjoyed themselves. It has been estimated that nearly a thousand dollars are scot out of Harri son every month to various life insur ances and fay members of our different benificary associations. Thus demons trating to the public ho" the people of our little prairie city feel about the fut ure of their families, should the bread winner be tailed hence. Perry White, has finally decided to branch out into the well drilling business and with that end in view sent to Chica go on last Friday, for a steam drilling apparatus. Already he says he has se- Lcured six or eight welis to drill as enter prise is in a measure, "life" and variety the spice thereof, hence we wish I'erry KUCCVSH. TIe regular annual moeling of Sioux county assessors was held at the court house in Harrison on last Tuesday after noon Fallowing; are the names of the gentlemen who were present, and the precincta which they represented: J. A. Raurq, Cottonwood Pro, F. Force, John Kay, John Serres, Chas. Newman, J. C. Shipley, J. K on rath, W. II. Johnson, OttoTite, Andrews " W&rbonnet " Hat Creek Running water" Whistle creek Vontrmw " White river " Bowen. ' OUR ! 1GH The place to Get Good Hartrain at all times is at J. H. BARTELL's The following cf which in 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. Ladie.'and Gents Fine Foot Wear a specialty; and Children, b Foot Wear care fully considered. 1 For cCormic 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 N OT I C E : T J it-re will be Lutheran services at the M. E. church Saturday, Mch. 18th, 1.0, at o'clock P. M. Rev. F. G. Winces. Pastor. F7"Partie wi?hing to sell or buy land should call on or write to the edi tor of THE SIOUX CO UNTY JOURNAL. Under the auFpicea of the EpVtOrth league of this place. Prof. W. O. Phipps of the Cliadron .Academy vill give a lecture at the M. E. church, Monday evening March 27, at 7 o'clock sharp. Admission, 10 and 15 cents. Every body envited. Remember Prof. Phipps in a scholar and will not fail to interest hi.s audience. Chas. Newman was in town on last Tuesday, to attend the astiesnors mett inj. M. J. Blewett, took a trip to Craw last Friday (St. Patrick's d,iy) remaining over uutil Mondav noon. E. IL Erdman, returned from Wis consin last Monday bringing two cars of cattle which he will put on his ranch .'.his spring. Mr. Erdman went to Wis consin, last fall on a visit where he ha-, been ever since. Carle Leithoff, left for Junction city Kans., list Sunday from Crawford. He tiiinks he will return again, to Sioux county some time in the future as he feels well satisfied with the country and the people who live in it. Jease L, Parker, half-brother of I res ile Craio, and who has been visiting with Leslie for the past six weeks, since being musterjid out of the U. S. Volun teer service in Washington, departed for his home in Iowa, last Friday evening. Buthe will prolably return to Sioux county next fu.ll, whtn he is liable to lo cate here pennantly. He also thinlr s he had about all the war for "humanity's sake," he cares for. Mrs, Liodsev and Mrs. Graves, two daughters, of John Corhin cam in on the west bound train yesterday from Klin Crrek this stat. 'iheir huband . ill come in a few divs. Mr. Graven and his family ill live on the place re cently vacated by Mrs. iJew and we have not yet learned where Mr, Lindsey ami his family will live but we presume some- hear near by Mr. Corbin's. Mrs. Wanda Davi (, Mrs. John Lucy and Mr. W. B. Wright were initiated into the mysteries of the subordinate lodge of the M. W. of A., known as the Royal Neighbors Tuesday evening. Of course the women who have learned the art of chopping will be expected to do their own wood chopping. Our quill pus her sugtrest his royal neighbor procure aa fract ous a "gMt", a possible when introducing their bettor hajvei. Hey? DEPARTMENT The place to Get Good Bargains in Rubbers is at J. H. BARTELL'S, Where a complete line of warm Felt? and Rubbers, with PRICES ALWAYS right. Our line of GROCERIES are fine, as we always aim to buy Good, Fre;-h Goods such as? we knov. would suit all our Customers. We carry a complete lino of FLOUJt & FEED; all Flour guaranteed. Also, we carry HARDWARE & Building Materia.!. NOTK ; E : Preach i ng eve ry other Sablmih at 11:00 o'clock a. in., and every Sab bath evening at the M. E. church. J. L. Kendall. Pastor. Juke Marking, of Montrose, was a hub visitor yesterday. Mr. Asa iJavis, was a guest at the (iriswoM muiibiou on yesterday. The geri'Jrii ;;n lorruerly resided in Harrison, but during the p.ist two vears has Ixen a rest di nt of Um Hills. We acknowled ge a pleasant call from Mr. lfavis while iu town. The idea of building a hall by popu lar subset ipttion seems to meet with gen r"n' favt-r. A l'""hI biM wnuld 1 a rretlit to t' h u-n, wo-tl I i a gr-i' a;coiiiC"i.tii)ii to llta ortkr, ulready lo cated here and an inducement for other sx'ieties to establish kxlges here. With a good building conveniently located, the rent from hall & lower room would am ount to from $150.00 to f.!00.00 dollars per year, leaving a i.i :e profit on the i: vestment after met-tir.gall expenses in cidental to lighting and warming the hall, insurance and taxes on the build ing &c. The point now is, whether to build a new building, or use the material in the Elevator owned by Jeff Hewitt which can be had at very reasonable figures abut f.VKl.OO would answer in the hitter case while a new building though more desirable would cost con siderable more, however the investment in either cas-would le a profitable one and add much to lh convenience an I appearance of our city, A meeting will probably be called in the near future, when something dufinate will bo decided upon. Joseph Dickinson Is Dead. Joseph Dickinson, brother of lye, who lives m Hnake Cre.'k precinct who, we understand had just recently gone to Omaha, for treatment for deafiicsn, was picked up uncom-ious last Monday in that city. A telegram was sent to the Commercial Jiank of Harrison, from the M. F- Hospital, asking that Mr. Ilickin son's family be notified of his sad con dition, and while Mr. Griswnld was try ing to conceive some plan as to how he could ei,d word to I, who lives 85 miles across the country and away from any railroad, th.it gentleman happened to come into Harrison to attend the as sessors meeting, which was held here on last Tuesday, and on learning of , his brothers s!id plight, left for Omaha, on last Monday evening. No particulars could be iiHcerlained as to whether Mr. Dickinson was foully dealt with or not. LATER- A telegram to I). II Oris wold Tuesday evening from Lee, who left for Omaha Rt once lifter learning the precarious condition of his brother, conveyed the sad news that Joseph Iii kinson was dead and the cause un known. The nfiove will cant a pall over the neighWhood in which Jo hid lived for years, but most cruel of all is the blow It will to to his aged father and mother who, on!y a little over a year oko adieu tt him, prehnps little thinking it would betbe butt time they would ever see him nlive. We hope to be able ti (rive the particulars nor fiilhy next week- &Mfs 1 ELI d CFFREE A PICTURE OF ADMIRAL A PICTURE OF iiewia yp of the mine, -o- A PICTURE OF BATTLE of MANILA, Any of these three with liasn pur cnese -AT-' MAR3TELLER BROS. I Read This Notice, v tr0p SALK CIIl'.Al: A It-n:h, if honnet precinct, deM-ribel as fol!ows: xf-ontaiiiing 180. Oood stone houM! running throng h the land; 5 acre garden gated and other acres that am M information tn ju. re at me julb.i, ifl'OR HA LI" : 100 acres, situated y south of llarrixon. i. Sioux county, ft't !.-( Ji SALK: "i acres, at the mouth of little Mnroe canyon, in War-J j iwnnet precinct. Good, stwy anil a half frame house on ranch, 11x33, !inted. latlied and plasl rwl; also to frr 12 horses, besides Other buildings P ,n run ii: 2 acres tinder cuiltivatton and irrigation, and much more can b put inKitne condition Hh littl work: ranch is fenced and cross-fenced l.i'.t M.hiim- i r,':;; t uc- t ! . t i j . f pawe. For infoi mation inquire of L.JS is ieriac'n or at the JOU RN'AL oiltce. V- g frOTI WALK ICO acres, 3 miles North-west t f town adjoining the west'' rside of the Smith place. This place is t heap as dirt. Investigate by en 2 ..(Hiring at Ibis office or, of J. C. L. liagland, Harrison, Neb. S Slum County Assessor Meeting. Harrison, Neb. March 21, W.t9. The Assessor of Sioux county , Nebras ka, (net as 'ojiuted by law at the ofliie of the county clerk. M'-etiug -ailed to order and on motion W.J. A. It turn was elected chairman, i and M. J. lilevvett se'-r.-tary. I'resi-iit, W. J. A. Itauin, Joseph Kon rath, W. 11. Juhnson, J. ('. Shipley, John j. Kav, Otto Ti-t.. ( buries Newman, E. E irce and J. din Serres. j On motion the ( 'hair upKinted John L. Kay, Otto Tietze and E. Force as a com nMttee to arrange a schedule of values lor assessment. Tlie Committee submitted a schedule of values. On motion it was agreed to dicuss the schedule of values in o(sn session. (Ill motion it was decided lo accept the l-dule as kubmii'ed by the Commit tee. Following schedule was subtnittl by the Committee aud adopteil by the Meet ing. IIOIiSLS. To be divided into three classes. All horses 4 yejrs old and over, Ut class M, 2nd class 10 ;ird class (5. COLTS. All colts 3 ye,irs old to lie divid l into tfiree class. 1st class f 2nd blass 3rd d iss 3. All colts 2 rears old to bo divided into three classes. 1st class $10, 2nd class ?fl, 3rd class f 2. All colts 1 yenr old to lie divided intT lhre clu-ses. 1st class f'S, 2n'l class f l. 3 d class f 1.50. 8TALL10NS. AH stallions used for brwdicg purpos es to lie divided into three classes 1st class fl50, 2nd class $75, 3rd class $25. JACKS. 1st clas fl00, 2nd class $75, 3rd class MUIXS. lt class 4 years old and over $20 00 2nd 4 15 00 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd l"t 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 4 8 H 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 IS oo 12 00 K I'd 15 ( 0 10 no 5 00 10 oo ft M' 8 00 HUCKM. 1st close $25 (f 2nd class J.5 V 3rd clase..,. ,., , h 00 DEWEY, Land For Sale, g 8 miles north of Harrison, in War 'Ji - - W of Sec. 3:t, Twp. 83, Rnge M.g creek 5 on place: all under fenc s; ni5 patcli under cultivation, sub-irri easily Irrigated. It Itf a Irarg nn. tor. oi. ho. on Running Wjter creek, ' mile, Ef.GKIlT ROIIWER E STEERS. 1st c!as 3 years old and over $20 Oft 2nd 15 3rd 10 00 15 00 10 0O 6 00 10 00 7 4 IX) 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd COWS. 1st cUss 3 venrs old nn l over $lJf'0 2nd ' 3 " 12 00 3l " i'i ' 810 ' H KIKE Its. 1 st class 2 years old $ 10 f'0 2nd close 2 Tears old H CO 3rd class 2 years old K 00 1st class 1 year old 7 CO 2nd clrs 1 year old 5 HO 3rd class 1 year old 8 f Hi Calves 0 m mills old .... f,0 Calves ti months ld: thorough bred 3 0U HULLS. 1st clas 3 years old and over....$3.'i 00) 2nd eh si 3 years old and over 25 0(1 3rd elas 3 years old and over 15 00 1st class 2 years old and over 20 00 2nd class 2 Jetrs old aud over 15 00 3rd clans 2 years old and over 10 00 ' ' KHEKf. All Sheep fi mouths old, 1st class. ..$1 50 All Shtep except Ducks, 2nd class.. 1 00 IKKJS. All Hogs over C months old 1 tent per K)Ulld. LAMH. 1st class per acre $3 00 2nd class per acre 1 25 3rd class -r acre.... 75 Fair value ot improvement adned. , On Motion all in p-ovements on govern ment land not (vi'Uf'ied by nn actual res ident be assessed at a fair valval kui after the improvements have (yen on the land live years. All homesteads on which parties have i e billed for five years to be assessed us real estate. On motion It wns derive I tl,nt tl ere be no values mad 4 in len'.s. Nothing 'e than ilolht-s to lie fiild up In reluriis. On motion the secretnry be mid . hei. by orderJ to have llft v copies of the proceedings of this meeting printed. On motion the minutes of Urn nieutliig were read and approved. Go mot on the meeting adjourned. V. J. A. lUt M, Chairman,