;iBON TON RESTAURANT.fjw
l 13. HIGH LOW, Prop.,
SHOES!
HOES
TUT? Dinim? PTT A V A PV
"Candies, Nuts, Tobacco, Fruits, Dates,
jFigs, Cakes, Pies, Bread, stationary
?etc.
A flood Lunch Counter in Connection and Every Tiling
Sold a Living Prices.
POST OFFICE BUILDING, Harrison. Neb.
Drugs,
Drugists Sundries, ,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
BOOHS and STATIONARY.
J. E. PHINNEY, Proprietor.
A
Fine Line of
Ladie s & Gentlemen's
JUST ARRIVED
-AT
IrOHWER'S HARNESS SHOP,
All kinds of Harness Goods. Also, Flour and alFkiiids of
Grain and Feed for sale. Besides the above I Lave Build
ing material, such as Lumber, Lime, Hair, Cement &c. &c.
Call and get PRICES before buying elsewhere.
EGGERT ROHWER, Prop.
HARRISON PRESS-JOURNAL
o
Thcmdat. Sett. 21. 1899.
(ta. D. Canon, Editor and Prop.
ADVCRTISINO HATES.
osc
Bnslne Local, each insertion 5c.
Display, standing Ads: prices for same
made known on application.
Stock Brand and. toe I'ltsss-JoCKSAi, on
,year 3.00.
" Foreign advertising must be pukl iii ad
vance. Vot further Information Addre,
IMua'S-JotlKJl.fL,
Harrison, Ncbr.
8pciA Excursion 4o Hot Springs. S.
-Jhk., Sept. JO, 189930 days. On Fare
r round trip, plus $2.00.
F. AvEhY, Agent,
READ THIS WEEK'S
PRESS-JOURNAL-
F. E. k M. T. R. S.
Special Excursiou to Hot
Springs, S. Dak.
F. E. A H. V. special Excursion to Hot
-Springs 8. D. Ticket on sale Vet, 3 &.
'17 t one fare plun 12, 00 for Round trip
wGood returning- 30 days from dale of
,aal.
-Special Excursion tp Lincojn
Neb. account of Street Fair.
Tickets on sale Sep 19 to 22nd inclusiv-
ly at $10,75 for Rouod trip and on Sept.
20 & 21st ai 6.00 for round -trip. Good
returning until Sept 25.
Special excursion to Omaha on
account of the Ak-8a.r-JBen
Festivities
Tickets on sale Sept 28 & 27 t 6.00
tor round trip Good 5 days frttoo date of
'..sale and on Sept. ,29th at $11,60 for round
trip good returning 5 days from date of
F. Avery, Agt.
Bodarc, Ne braska,
Saptember 20 199.
Estrayed , ioto my pasture north of
elaEngbrets, -Place 15 head of cows
,and Calves, 1 black cow with whit face
with hell on. 1 red year old bull. Tar--ties
tun have same by calling and pay
ing damage. ALBERT F. UnJ-
Jude Hunter, of Bodarc spent a day
,or two in town this week on business.
Postmaster Owell of Hewitt, was
4n town a day or two this week on bu-
Henrr Piekeabrock and August
PaamiT"H of Montrose, bought some
young heifers of Virgil Hester on last
Monday we did not learn what they paid
lor thorn. -
W. J., Mrs. W. J. and A. J. Bogart
will aeil at public Auction Oct. 1 18.
,.coaunMig at 10 o'clock, a. m., 109
hand of cattle. 40 tons or hay and 11
load unthrashed wheat
T. M. Sniit of Five Point .went to
i on laat Tuesday evewing, to be
relative to receiving aa in-
i labia passion. .Ha retaroed to-
Father Kratipa celebrated mass at
aba court boojM) last Saturday. There
waraaotas'manv in attendance as be
'.wosjja Hka to have mot, but those who
i were treated to a very profi-
V. A. Heater, told oat hij two can
ef cattl rooMtly brought from Sioux
xity to William McBeynoIda of Man
vfilo, Wyo., and August Bnumgard of
BanVeyaatafB. the former buying 8$
lath. I Ha 38 bead
I Eoaday eight a week ago the
, ' lc aoaaa of Jaoob Mar lung over ia
. ZztM f wolart at t o'clock at night was
V fil aoa" of course was
r y C - rywa, wiwi ma i wnveuw,
C-ict wwak la the atkkhar.
f ' 'rilCfc Cafhiar, thtaka the
r-ttiiatyiilMialkri.
? irrjr r!f Costal ha kaows
v v r .
F. E. M. Y . IC lime Uble.
Citing fftjt Going EhaU
Ho. B. niixed.,.il ;30 1 So. 6. mixed 8 :00
North-Western
LINE
F. E. M- V. R. R. is the best
to and from the
BIjACK HILLS,
DEADWOOD A.VD HOT SPItl.VGS,
SOUTH DAKCTA.
Preaching every other Sabbath
at 1 o'clock a. m., and everv Sahbatli
evening at 8 o'clock at the M, E. church.
Every body invited to attend.
Rzv. J. L. Kekiau., Pastor.
District court will convene on next
Tuesday, the 20lh.
Read the creditable statement of the
Harrison Commercial Bank in another
column of this paper.
We understand there was a party
given at Mr. Reed's, who lives just out
of town on last Tuesday night.
New subscribe! s to the PKEKS-JotH-
nal this week are: A. L. Hodge of Glen
Will. Smoke of Harrison, and Clias. U.
Glaze of Crawford.
Mrs. Jackson Mettlt-n of Snake Creek
accompanied ber husband to town on
last Monday, doing some trading and re
turning home the same evnic.
Rev. Kendall, moved his household
effects to his uew mission at Maryland .on
last Monday and his successor Rev.
Smitb will be here to fill his appoint
ment in our midst on next sablmth.
C. U. G'aZ9, of Crawford was a
pleasant caller at this office on last mon-
day, and while here inscribed his name
among our readers, Mr. Glaze Is engaged
in the marble business, any one needing
anything in bis line may rest assured of
receiving fair treatment.
It seemed to us for awhile on last
Monday, as if everyone wbo lived in
Sioux county, that is outside of Harrison
had come to town, so great was the
crowd who were on hand and nearly all
of them eager to secure some of the
school land which was offered fer lease
in the afternoon.
Mrs. Petersen, of Omaha, mother-in-law
of Mrs. August Meier, who has
been a guest at the home of the latter
in the valley during the past three weeks
expect to leave for home tomorrow.
Mrs. Meier, had the misfortune to run a
ttead'e in her foot A couple of m ek ago,
and the doctor has been unable to get it
.out, having made two or three attempts.
Miss Uzzie Dunn, daughter of Mr
Dunn, of Warbonnet, who has been in
Denver for over a year, returned to the
valley a jew days ago to visit her father
and brothers for a week or two. While
in town the young lady did not forget to
call and pav her respects to the Jocrsal
force. Miss Dunn will go from here to
Gleocoa, Wyo., whore she will keep
house for ber brother John.
A son of Pat Lacy, next younger
than John, arrived in Harrison yesterday
on a visit with the Lacy family, and a 15
to look up the country with a view of
locating somewhere near his father and
brothers. Should the country prove
satisfactory to him. he and his family
will in all .probability move to Sioux
county next spring. None of Mr. Lacy'
friends war looking for him and hence
they wer all treated to a pleasant cnr
priaa. . Commissi ooer of Public Lands A
Building, Hon. John V. Wolfe at the
Treasurers office Monday leased 88,000
acre or all tbo v,:aat school land in
Sioux County to different parties, both
ia and outside of the county. Thar
wore not a few sheep men from tb
south end of the county who wer after
school wad and oocdod ia getting a
wen ber of aMtioaa, Tb loweet price
received by the ttat waa 15c par acta
and tb btghatt waa S,75, paid by Hoa
ry Waraaka.
. J. W. SMITH,
Manufacturer and dealer
In Harness, Saddles, Bridles &c.
Send in your Harness and Shoe re
pairing, and a first class job is
guaranteed.
FINE WORK
STRICTLY CASH:
Professional Cards.
J. E. PlIIKXEY. M. D.
Phjlcian and Surf eon.
All calis given prompt attention.
Office in Drug Store.
J1AHRLSON - NEBRASKA.
GRANT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all leal
matters in Justice, CouDly and District
Courts, and before the United State?
Land Office.
Fire Insurance written in reliable
companies.
if Legal papers carefully drawn.
nAEIUSOS, - NeBBASKA.
CAHDOF THANKS.
To thote, who io kindly assisted us in
the sickness, death " and burial of our
darling little babe on the 6th of Septem
ber, 1"99, we take this way of extend
ing our sincere thanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcos Valdez.
WANTED: t or 5 log choppers ati
the saw mill on Spring cretk 6 mile
Northeast of Harrison. T ti
Crawford Brother. i
News is as scarce as hens iteth this I
week possibly in our next issue we may
have so much local mattter, we will be
unable to get it all in.
There will be mass at the court
house in Harrison on Saturday Oct. 14th.
All members should mke special etfort
to be present on this otxasioo.
Sale bills have been struck for a pub
lic auction toiake place at the Jo. Rob
inson place one mile north of Harrison:
Oct. 7th. Do not forget the date.
Mrs. Barton, left Harrison on last
Thursday evecing presumably for Ar-i
kansas, where she has made up her mind
to rusticate in some quite nook among
the "Osarks." !
A largeuumber of people were in
Harrison Monday, from different parts
of the county for the purpose of leasing
school lands, which took place at the
court house on that date.
Dr. Miller of Alliance, and his son
True, who owns and opperates a stock
ranch in the south-east corner of Sioux
county were in Harrison attending the
leasing of state school Innd Monday.
Mrs. John Dnut, of Stacy, Mont.,
who has been the guest of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. FA Maine of this town
during the summer, returned to her home
on last Thursday evening, her mother
accompanied her as far a Crawford.
Wilbert Shepherd's father and mot
her from Iowa, landed in Harrison, yes
terday where they were met at the traiu
by their son, who conducted them to the
hotel for dinner after which they were
driven Out to Will's Warbonnet ranch
where they will visit with their son and
daughter for three or four weeks.
Little Pierce Blewettftnet with a
somewhat painful accident a few days
Ago. While plaving on the bed he fell
off and at the time bis Mother supposed
be was just frightened but later she dis
covered he had dislocated his shoulder
Dr. Phinney w called but thinks it
will knit all right in a short time.
Henry Warnelca. shipped two cars of
the beat white faced berefoni steers Mon
day night that baa been shipped to South
Omaha market from Sioux county this
year and without doubt he will receive
tb highest market price. Henry takes
greU pride in raising and marketing the
very beat stock that can possily be pro
duced from Northwet Nebraska.
Johp Herman of Hat crssk an Char
ley Biahle and Frank Nutto have bought
Baa durhara bull of a gentleman at
Stanton this state, who is a breeder of
blooded cattle. The cattle were un
loaded t the stockyard last Thursday
and war driven 'it to the respective
raaolie Moo!sy. Mr. Herman gets 4 of
th animal awl Mr. M;hle and Kjifto,
aca o tlxm on. They are fine !v,t.
A SPECIALTY
NO EXCEPTIONS.
M. J. 0 Council, - - Co. Attorney,
Will Prf tier In All Cotirt.
Special Attention Given to Land Of
fice Iluslneag.
Collections and all Dullness entrust
ed to ma will receive prompt attention.
JIabriso.n - Nebraska.
WnKSS MAKING FAliLOK.
The undersigned just located
in lower north-west corner room
OF A.NIIREWH II ALL, 1H
prepared to do all kinds of dress
making and sewing in her lino.
The patronage of the public is solicited.
W e guarantee satisfaction and that
our charges will be reasonable.
MKS. JlAOfilE RoSECrHAXb.
Carpenter James Wright has secur
ed the contract for building the new
bouse for Charles Lewis and is now busy
getting out the window and door frames
casing Ac.
The following named stockmen of
Sioux county have joined the Running
Water Wolf asocition, showing the
amount set opposite their respective
names which they nre willing to pay
for the extermination of gray wolves
in the district prescribed by the associa
tion: A J. Palmer $1,00, B. Hunter $1.00,
J. Christian 2,00, Ben Moore 2.00,
Chas Lewis 2,00, W. L. Hoyt 2,00,
J. W. Earnest 2,00, D. IUunker 1,N)
McGinley 2,00, P. Allison 5,00
F. Force 2.00, J. Mpttlin 2,00
Tom lV-il S.M, Tru-SMlt-r 2.00
Colviile 2,00, E. Gihm.rd 2,00
B. Niece 5,00, L. Brandle 1,00
Octave Harris 3,00, John Cook 5,00
B. CofTee 2,00, H. Warofka 1,00
Nat Baker 2,00, John Hickey 1,00
Johnson & Smith2.00, IL B. Earnest 2.00
W. B. Bovrett 2,00, Mr. Suuford 2,00
JohnCurccn 1,00,
.... . i
Breezes From The Valley.
We expected frost last Sunday morn
ing, but have seen none yet.
J. T. Coffee came up from Chodron,
after his horse, returning Sunday.
Messrs. Coffee, Wohlueter and Millsr,
are preparing for the v inters blizzards
by hauling wood.
Ln. Daut and family came over to
Grandpa Zimmerman's Saturday, return
ing Sunday and took Mis Lillie home
with them to begin her school Monday
morning.
The couuty Supt. made us a pleasant
call Monday, enroate for Indian creek to
visit Miss Unw rev's school, then to Mis
Bretty's and back by way of Cotton
wood. Rev. Rice filled his appointment at
Bodarc, SundUy and preached a very ex
cellent sermon io the morning, also held
services in the evening. His next ap
pointment will be Oct 15th, as he preach
es once in four weeks. Mrs. Rice accom
panied him and they returned home
Mondav.
Mis Katie Henry went to Harrison on
Wednesday to take the train for Lusk,
where she will probably remain until the
first of January, - Cuo.
Montrose Clipping,
F. Nutto lias commenced work on his
Dam Monday, which went out last sum
mer. H. Priestoff, moved hi family to
Crawford Inst wk so his children can
attend school.
Robt. Geiser is putting in a nw wind
mill and pumping plant jolm Messing
i doing the work.
Jacob Markings old houe was destroy
ed by lire last Tuesday origin of fire un
known. Titer was quit a large attendance at
the Montrose church last Sunday.
H. U. Wasssrburger told a valuable
bull to John Junk this week.
August Baumgard has purchased a
bunch of cattle of Hester sad vn which
he will mo to his lrdisui creek ninth.
Miss Ktij Jienry, ctjW.ed for Lutii
LIGHT &
SHOES
AND THE
Children & Youth's
CELEBRATED LIBERTY BELL
SHOES HAVE NO EQUAL;
Call and look our Stock over be
fore Purchasing as we can SAVE you
money.
Marsteller BROS.
gygWYTHINQ IN MUtMO
yktrday mornir.g after a two mouths
stay at home.
Thera will h, a I)nuiorati! canons
held al ilfi rtjiueuci of 11. 1'iukenbrock
on the 2Cth day of September at 7 o'clock
p. ru.
Christ Wasserburger is the proud pos
sessor. of a brand new Cal. sailJIe.
Will Gayhart bought a fresh milch
cow to suck this winter.
M J. Gavhart, made a business trip to
Harrison this Week. Sa'JB.
RE FORT Of THE COMHTION
OK
THE COMMERCIAL BANK,
CHARTER No. 13,
At Hurrlxon, In tbe'tnut of f'tnuik, st
the cioxc of bualiHMf Sept. 11 til, irtU.
KEMJUKC'ES.
Loan awl I)UouiiU...........'7,X;l2
Overdrafts, arcured and nuaevured. S70.I&
UunkliiK house furniture and fli-
toren 1 ,000.00
Rvnu hUtm - l'ie.10
Due from Saliorial, State and Pri
vate Il.inkn Vn.VGM
CASH , i,.7.'
TtJTA L , 16!.7I5.W
I.1AIH1.ITIKS.
(upltal Stock paid ,ln tlO.OOO.H)
Hurpl'i. fund b.ttU.O)
Undivided nrollta t 603 XI
Indiv4nal IpoIU subject to
chevk tltr.M.ll
Demand crrtincatca of deposit )U.M
Time certificates of dvpoalt.. 13,0W.'.
Ortlflad Checks lfiO.00
Total IHikmIU 14I?1AI
TOT A It.
-ICI, 704,00
mat of urnaaSKA,
coiihtt of mods. I I, I). II. Grttwold,
caaiiler of the above naniwi bank, do aol.
ramly par that the above tatnient la
trye to the beat of iny knowledr and In
tlef. 1, U.OaitwoLU.
ATTEST:
Knbscrile4 sod tworn to before rum
kal. till lHth dxy of September, IW.
ubaxt tiUTiiHiK, notary ruuuo.
Attention Comrade.
There is a motion before tb Post to
chaog the day of meeting on which
action will be taken at our next meet
ing, a full attendance is desired.
E, . Livemork, Commander.
PRK.TINCT CAUCUS.
The republicans of Andrews precinct
are hereby called to meet at the school
houss n satd pn ioct Thurwlay fpt. S3
th t 3 o'clock p. m., to elect delegate
trt tha county coQvantkio and to noiuio
at candidates for previnct onices.
.C, i'jfJXHTZWi, CofUTji ttesmi.l
L-
T
A ELLUTUU ATTACZZKT
baa been Addod to tha wall
know Hoap
A immmi '
TEZ&t S25 CitX Stt KSTC3.T.
With Stool and Scarf.
sUE2HwAJL,WAifCTarfsUZm
Writ For Partlculara.
..lomih
licit i' o
Gruinl Hall.
At Harrison Nebr., Sept. 22ud 1899
every body invited to attend.
( M. J. O'Connel,
Committee. -J G. L. Gwrlacb,
Henry Blewett.
Republican County Convention.
The republican electors ol fluu oounty
Ncbr., are rt-net'l to send dulrifaf-a from
their rHprctlve precincu to int In coun
ty convention st IIrrion, on Monday,
October i. at one o'clock p. m. for the pur.
po of placing in nomination candidate
for tle folios bin omces:
One 'ounty Clerk.
One ( ouuty Trra-nrcr. '
One t ouniy Hheriff.
(,ne Oimiiy JuiIkp.
(me County Suprrtntiident.
oub County Hurvcyor.
u County Coroner.
And the transactlng-of such other basinets
as may proiiorly come before tlie uon venl ion.
The several precinct are entitled to rep
resentation aa follows, the apportionment
being bd upon the vole cant for the Moil,
M. L. Ilsyrard for governor, In IMS, riving
each precinct one delegate at !ir,rc, anl mio
for each ten votca or I'm major traction
thereof;
Andrew J Anti-lop? I
liowen Cottonwood t
Hat cm-k 2 Montroae I
Suake crork 4 Sug-ar Ijout t
WarlMmnet 2 WW. He cork t
White Klvcr -
RunnlngwatMr 1 Total 21
It Is leconunended thut uo proxlf be ad
lultcd but that the dclcuW preiwn t ct Is
fail vote to which the precinct la entitled.
Precinct raucuaea will be held on Arp., t
3k, at the hour and place designated by tha
tenpectlve committeemen.
r. II. Kiuelow, Chainnsn.
W. II. DaVis, Secretary.
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