The Sioux County journal. (Harrison, Nebraska) 1888-1899, June 01, 1899, Image 8

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If you are tired of paying high prirvs you
can make money by buying your good; at the
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE.
Every bony loves a hire fitting, Stylish
Shoe. We Sell the Queen Shoe, advertised
in all magazine at $'3.00 in lioston, we tell
this graceful shoe for si. 75 right here at Lome
and save you COc express besides.
All other leather goods will be sold
just as cheap in proportion; none but
the best kept in stc
,In Clothing, Dry good si and Groceries we v.ill meet r.ll East'
era catagogue prices; no matter from what point
goods may come. In additisn to our gen
eral merchandise, we are celling tliis
spring Ladies and Missi s k'i.CO
Spring Hats for $''.f0
Come & see for
yourself.
We
also haru
die the celebra
ted Valentine Flour,
none better in America.
Besides we have full line of Crockery,
If you want a suit of clothes mad
to order we are Agents for
.Royal Taylors of Chi
. cago, Ills.
RANCH SUPPLY HOUSE, l. gerlach,
THE SIOUX COUNTY
Thursday. Jane. 1st, 1309.
lie. D. Canon, Editor ami Prop
F. E. & 3f. V E. it iim tabl".
Going West. Oolns fcjist.
fl. 5, nrixsd, 11 :20 I No. 8, mixwl 8:00
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North-Western
LINE
if. E. M. V. II. K. is the best
to and from the
BLACK HILLS,
DEADWiX)!) AU HOT untUiOS,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
The -citizens of Harrison,
Are hereby requested to meet
:fit Andrews Hall, Friday
evening, June 2, lS'.K), to con
sider the advisability of mak
ing preparations to celebrate
in Harrison on the 4th of
.July. Respectfully,
II. A. Priddy.
Til KcKt Atlertislng Medium In
Hortk-Wwt Sc brasa, is Tlie IsIOl'X
COUNTY JOURNAL.
M. J. Blewelt, went down to Craw
ortl on last Saturday evening on busi
and returned Monday noon.
With this issue Mr. Thayer of Bo(krc,
wift inscribe his namu among the Jnvns
ALreBden. All should read the official
; paper of the county.
" W. J. A. feum, Rssejwor for Cotton
wood precinct, was in town Monday to
-turn bis books over to county clerk,
Blevratt. He also informs us that lie
expects to make another trip to South
2Mut within a fow days with a bunch
of hones.
W. C. Cavin, who is "alt thinjrs to
.alt Ben" as St. Paul says, has so adjust
ed his politics, that the governor of this
jrreat common wealth has been importun
d to appoint him as a member of the
brands and mark commission which was
.rioted by late lamented legislature.
Miss Mnrley made a pleasant rait ;it
this oftice on last Monday and ordered
' the Joim5A sent, to her home during
" hef ration. We hope to sea Mis
Marley back attain as teacher in our
school, as we do not know if a- better
'teacher coulj be procured. Miss Marley
left for her home at Inmnn Neb, on last
llondaj evening,
Mr. P. Ketcham of Pike City, Cut.
says: "During wjr brother's Lite rkk
jMss froot rJ"4: rheumatism. Chamber,
tain's IVj LJm was tim only remedy
Ort ct wM soy iCti f .
Many others ,
' -.l fcpUIJ4 tir pcomdt relief from
),.' j; 'jthUl t&l toinMnt afford For
Prep.
M. J. O'Cconnpfl hns Seen swndinj; a
few davs in tli valley this week.
Mr. J. W. Of.trawltr, of Ar'Jinore,
was a visitor at ttto county seat op last
FriJay.
Jess Cmwford who with his brother
owns and oi-porats a f i milt on Spring
creel; wliiiti ia town Tuesday said that
two?ray wolves crossed Dr. riiiunev's
pl:u:e last Sunday in searcli of nme
young calves, but assisted by his do;;
forced the foragers to retreat.
Like ncaHy all oilier poopte the
JofliSAJ. family enjoys cake and especial
ly wedding cake, and our taste in that
line was satisfied t" "r uttermost con
tent. Mrs. 1'erry Kirkjvitrick Kmem-i
irfcd ua very gneroulr on the occas
ion of her daugl;tiV marriafre. many ,
thank's kind friend though wa did not
dream as we deemed it unnescepsary, our :
dye 11 ng cast.
Miss K-ttie and Gertie Bourette
returned from Cliudron. on yesterday
neon. TbfiV were nccompanied by Mas
ter Jameson of Chadron their litt'e nep.
hew. Miss Gertie has attended the puhlx--iwdioo)
at Chadron during the past niiw
month's, but Miss Katie has been visit
ing her cister and friends during the
past week.
In justice to Judge Westovcr rela
tive to not being able to convene court
tiere on the 22nd of May as ordered by
his honor, he informed us while here thnt
court at Rushvilledid not adjourn until
24rd, and besides court on Saturday tie
fore hail extended over into the falltith,
in order to try and reach here on time as
announced by the court's order, the Hrst
of the year.
Next week, will appear one of the
most interesting letters we have yet pub
lished of Harry Christens' s. Watch
for it as you will enjoy reading it.
Mr. John Bevins, editor of the Press
Anthon, Iowa, rays: "I have used
Chi mber'ain's Colic, Cholera and Iiar
rhoea Remedy in my family for fifteen
years, have recommended it to hundred
of others, and have' never known it to
fail in a single instance. For sale by
Dr. J. K. Pliinne3-.
It would seem to us that it would
tie doing about the rh. ht thing if ouj
town board would go to work and put
in a watering tank down at the pump
house, so that the stock that a-e cons
tantly in the streets anil on the sidewalk
on main street could be stopped. The
time'of the year is at hand again when
every business hou? will bs full of flies
as a result of slock on the streets from
morning till night, Iiesides people com
ing in Irom the country cannot leave a
team on the streets with feed in their
wagons, but they ore obliged to
heard the r;tock away or if they have
groceries in their wagons the're liable to
lie destroyed if the wagon is not watch
ed every moment of the time. No
doubt every business man in the town
would be willing to appropriate a little
out of their private funds for the pur
ixjse. It would be but a short time af
ter the c hangs was made that tho cattle
and bortus would get used to going to
the new watering place.
bslieve the changa wonl
W do not
would ditcom mod's
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Bargain.- at all times is at
J. H.BARTELL's
The following of whuh i
nearly always found, ut
the alcove place:
A complete assortment of
Ladies and Gents, furni-h-ing
Good.-, Dry Goods, No
tions and 'iinintry.
A Good line of .Men's
Duck Clothing, Hats and
Caps to sr.it the times.
Ladies and Gents Fine
Foot Wear a specialty; md
Children, Foot Wear care
fully considered.
PH TP 1
For irlcCorraic 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. T. Masr n, of Glen was a visitor
at the Hub last Monday.
XV. 8. Johnson, of (iln. was doing
busings at the Hub on la-.t Monday.
W, 11, Smith of this Village, last
Monday sold to J- T. Mason, of Vk-o, a
dU'i M-ib!e horse we t' ;d iat b-.ar what
tho price received was.
McCall'S Magawne for June is a mar
vel of hc-auty and in regard v rtyl sad
correctness of drew, it f.ir .:;-!. nil
previous f H'.i'ni we have ytt reucivid.
Tlie Juiw number of tlw JXTiczc of
Rcrlr-n has an IIustratel article on sum
mer reading, giving a rapid survey of the
important books just issued fi'oti) the
varwns puiilioiiers Louies.
!n tii i'T-tc f Hrr'arn for Jiite
Mrs. LMiaira 2-'-.k KUl,' ilew'n lli n
ceut progress iu agru-iilUinjl ut;Ui-d-niade
by the Southern States, as il!u-,ta-ted
in the work of the Georgia experi
ment station.
John iJeBeno and son of Animore,
S. I)., passed through town Monday on
their way to Gering, where they expect
to iitid work on the new railroad, now
being built through that country by the
B. & M,, people.
Wo are requested to announce that J
Rev. Kendall, will praudi 111 funeral
Hermon of Mr. Grimm's littla one, who
died in the south, ju-.t Morn the family
came north last prmg. The xermon
will be pre:udied r.t the Iioilarc school on
next Sunday afternoon.
Rjy Wright, wlio has 1ec-n local ed
itor in the Prts o'lice, during the past
eiglit month's, s.'vercd his connection
with that institution on last Saturday.
Roy's many friends will be pi-'a.sed to
know that he has entered tlie employ of
Marsteller Uros., and will work out ut
their ranch.
A couple of weeks ago tin Jovknal
clipped a local notice from the Alliance
Grip which we failed lo give proer
credit which we should have done but
the proof sheet was read by our otlier
half and not knowing it was clipped of
course did not make that correction and
hence the fault rests between the com
positois, tti'j article ;n question was rela
tive to taking go vermnent land by put
ting a resovoir on same. Wo beg par
don from editor Grip,
Rtdntivs to a local notice two weeks
ago about parties taking an additional
claim under what is termed the Reser
voir act on government land, Attorney
Grant Guthrie has received u pamphlet
from the secretary of the Interior and
Mr. Guthrie Informs us that it is of no
lieneflt to ui as the expense of building a
reservoir and maintaining it after it is
built is too expensive to warrant tbu
undertaking, Willi no kIiow of ever lie
quiring a title to the land, as the land
cannot be fenced and beside tlm reser
voir is for the lieneflt of the public.
Mssonle Sewn.
J. T. M:ison, and his better linlf were
up from Olen Monday making a transfer
of their homo place, which J. T has
sold to John Rlomln-r, tl3 con .idoratii n
bing fr,0Q. Whilo hire Mr. Mjson In
formed lliu ruill fiiis!i:;r of tb Joil.NAf,
that be ns building a new lious on the j
school se'-tiou ne;ir svhero li.a '.nv m il
I
TIio place to Git Good
Uan'uii's in 1 lubber is at
J- il BABTELL'S,
Where a complete line of
warm Felts and Rubbers,
with PIIICES ALWAYS
right.
Our line of GROCERIES
an; fine, as we always aim
to buy (rood, 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.
J. II. BARTELI,
is now located and that it will but a
f.w days until it will 1 e completed when
be will move f sis family into it. Also,
he informed us that bis mil red, hail
taken a bumestcad adjoining lii school
section North-west of Glen and would
ass:st Ins father in getting out logs for
making lumber filling a poveirimcnt
contract for 401 cards of wood ho h- J
only jut !ca awarded a day or two
ago. Mr. M. gave tm to undui.taul that
Mr. nitimbiirg, who Imught his place will
take Fred Isiwm burg's cntllw to cars for
this summer und which will raiigo near
the j. luce.
Tncidentally, we learned throu;;! Mr.
Mn-m, !mt Charley Ivalstrnm ha a new
Hlv! ivi" '.; a ! ;.t-:.-e :,Vb rt.nfi..y
;r..ii.;,u-.d v' J. .';.!; i -.'..ii 1 w;):U.".
J. T. Mason, tooic cattle for bis laud
j.old to BUimburg.
Hill-Klilpatrlck Nupttalt,
MARRIEiJ: At the residence of the
bride's parents in Highland precinct,
Sunday May 2H, 1&9, fit high noon, 11 i-s
Alice 15. Kirkpatrick and Albert F. Hill,
of RuJard precinct this county, aed
respectively ti and lit years. Hi honor
Julge Wilson performing the ceremony.
The immediate frtfcnos of the high
contracting parlies were present to wit
ness the Milenin cermoney and partake of
the elegant uud delicious repast which
of course was an after consideration.
We aru personally acquainted with the
bride who is a daughter of Mr. uiij Mrs.
Perry Kirkpatrii k of Highland precinct,
resctefi citizens of whom any neighbor
can feel proud Mrs. Hill nc Kirkpatrick
isun estimable young lady and with
out doubt will be a help meet indeed, to
the comianiou of her choice.
Relative to our acquaintance with the
groom, we are only eliuhtly acquainted
with him, but it is safa to Kiy ho is a
gentleman in every respect, worthy of
the loving affection of his spouse, and
will be an honor to her through life.
The JL'U."CAt, extends hearty congratu
lations to the newly wedded couple Mr.
and Mrs. Hill, mid that nothing may a
rise through life to mar their peaco and
happiness and as the years gi by, may
new joys und blessings be nddcrt and
that the last days of their lives may be
their happiest days.
A I'mbleut'i Oruro I'uinnrkcil.
Two pages of pictures in tho June
ItU Horn'' Journal, giving views of
the plac.i-s "Where Our Presidents are
Buried," recall the fact that four of the
first five of our Chief Kxcutives slvep in
the soil of Old Virgina. Tb picture
shows that the grave of President John
Tyler, at Richmond, Virginia, is absolut
ely nnmmbed even by a small head
utono. Visitors to Hollywood Oomelry
sro shown a scarcely peroptibla mound,
over which a magnolia Ireu spreads its
sbiide In summer, ns the renting pliK's of
our lenth 1'n-sident. Ths Ouriul places
of tho others srs tnnrked by mcnumcnts
or tom!s, except thoso of the two Adum
mk, who are buried under the portico of
the First ( hurt ii ut Qtiincy, M s?4''hu-
' s,
A PICTURE OF
ADBSIHAL DEWEY,
' A PICTURE OF
SLOWS if us lit Mb
A PICTURE OF
Any of these three with
& 2a0
lash purchase
MAR3TEL
t'fi" Preaching every other SabUtth
at 11 o'clock a. m., and every Sabbath
evening at 8 o'dock at the M, E. church.
F.very body invited 10 attend.
Rev. J. L. KesDAix. Pastor.
J. K. riHNNF-Y. M. D.
Phjlscimi nnd S'jrg"on.
411 Ci.!l (liven prompt Mtuulion.
OClce in lir-JK Store.
-HAttKtWS - XKUUASKA.
GRANT GUTHRIE.
fiitornsy-al-Law.
Prompt attention ir'v n tr all let
ni"t:T in .!:!. t nty u 1 ; ii-.fr tcl
Coili'U, and Ua'oro tlie t'mted Htutes
Liud (Jlfice.
Fire Insuraiuo written in reliable
companies.
tlfljegal papers carefully drawn.
liAKKUst'N, - XiiailASKA.
Din:sy MA KINO r Alt LOU.
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The undcrs:ned just located
in lower north-west corner room
of ANDREWS HALL.
prepared to do all kinds of dress
making and sewing in her line.
The patronage of the public is solicited.
Wo guarantee s.itihfiiction and that
our charges will be reasonable.
Mkh. Maooie lifWIX-HAXS.
AliKN'T WASTE!) f Oll"TllK l.irK AM).
Aelielveiiieiitsuf A-piili'ttl l)e-y," thn worlds
ifrrt-i.t nnvul hero, liy .Murnt llastrail,
llni life long (rl"n'l toxt uilmlritr of the r.tl
ou'otilol. ll)i,'K"tt ami best IxjoIc; ovn lt)
piiirin, SstO niches; nearly 10(1 pajfes half Uinii
Dlu.trill'iiis. (niiy I.Ii(i. Hiiormuinilcinaixl.
I't Comtui.Hloiui. Oulllt free. (Iiuue eiif u
lite time. WrUeiiilt-lf. The Dominion Com
any, .'!r I Fhcir axton rtlfli., ('liicnito.
Liieutenunt Charles O. Zollars, Co. E.
1st. Colorado volunteers, in an interview
in the Osiily Ricky New ssys:
It will takel (0.f)00ldirsto 'li!t) the
PhilipiDOs and that sur volunttrs are li
able to remain in the Pbilipine Islands
perhaps another year.
it in iwi to ay that Lieutsnt Zollars
conns pretty near knowing what lis is
talking about as he has only just return
from the islund.
I was seriously alllicted rith a cough
for several years, and lust fall l ad a
morn severs cough than ever before. I
have used many remedies without receiv
ing much relief, and being recommended
to try a bottle of Chamlwrluiii's Cough
Remedy, by a friend, who knowing me
to lie a poor widow, gave it to me, 1
tried it, and with the most gratifying
r-HullH. The llrst bottle relieved mo
very much snd the second bottle las
absolutely cured me, I have not had
as good health for twrnty years, 1
gave this certificate without solicitation,
sunply in appreciation of tlm gratitude
fwlt for the cure (THctod.-R;.p'clfi)liy
Mrs. Vary A. Rtnrd, Clnrt-moi, Ark,
For sale by I'r. J. E. I'iinnry.
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LER BROS,
For Sale.
SaT2(H) head of good young
Native Cowj, alo L'OOlieal of
yearling; iiiotft of them Bteera
will sell cheap if sold soon:
Tliey can. be seen at ir.y
Ranch S mile north-west of
Manviile, Wyo.
'George Hitshew.
-Revard.-
5:25, reward will lie given
for information that will
i lead to the arrest and convio
tion of the person, or persons
who cut my wire fence, four
miles wett of (Hen last Sun
day night May Dth, and alto
on following Tuesday niRht.
Fu::d R.vkmberg.
For Sale:--a stud Colt,
three-year-old, ?ired by an im
ported, thorough bred Stal
lion, darned by seven-eights
Shire. Colt can be seen at
my residence in Warbonnet
precinct. Char Bikhle.
"Don't wnd to Mont
gomery, AVard & Company
or to Elkhart, Indiana, for
your IlarnesHes. I can sell
you better goods and much
cheaper. If you are open for
conviction come and learn
for yourself.
EuGEItT RonwRE.
KOA! NOTICE TO LAND OWKtlfi.
To All Whom It Mat cosckbs:
Tho CoiitinlMiloucr spixjinUtd to locate a
rosil coiiiHiniclnie Bt the nortli-wrst corner
of S-c. W, Twp. SS, Han (o M, running theneo
one unit one half miles north hs repertfit
in favor of -tallliililiit( of thst part of ssld
roiul, comnitrnnlng t the north writ corner
of 8-c. 8, Twp. :2, Itunr u, rnnnliiK thence
nurl'.i one half ni fl-, aii't all objections
thervto, or cli.ltri for tlnmngof mint tie flled
In the roi.nty CIrW' office on or before
mjon of lh loth day of July, 1WI.
M.J. IU.KWKTT,
Coiiuty Clerk,
milh Pi! I QfSSB WSh
Ullllll I I LiLViNn MtNMonn
Cures Im potency, NigbtEmlsslouand
waidinff dlseascn, all effects of self.
-) abUHC. or exceg and Inlta.
crction. A nerve tonic ant
hlood builder. Drlngs the
pink ffiot7 to pale cheeks and
restores the lire of youth.
liy mall r,uc per box, O boxes
for 'i.My, with n written gtura
Wfs to euro or refund the tuonC7 .
Send for circular. Address,
MERVITA MEDICAL CO.
cintort ajaesMa etc., cwcACS, I
m-l Pf Dr. J. F, Pfetuwr.
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