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' " i. . .i - -.....-A ... - - - " " !. : ." ..i.. . " h Harr 1 fcf N s 75 f T A ON SC r. VOL. XIY. ZBZ-AIPISOXNr, HEBEASKA, TSTJBSDAY, OCT. 2, 19 Ql. xsi o. xvi: E a ISON A DiSASTEROUS FIRE. The Commercial Hotel is Burneb To the Ground. A Total Loss. On Saturday evening our little city woh startled bv the cry of "fire." Mny thonlit tliat the commotion Was caused by the children on the streets until it did not cna.se ami then they commenced to investigate, When they stepped to the doors of their business places they saw (hut the Commercial hotel was ablaze. Many hurried to the scene, but the first to come saw ut n glance that with the limited supply of water it was useless to attempt to save that building. A few rushed into tho new part and iroiie,iil out the tools of the workmen which had liecn left limns. Hefoie these were out tui.ie the building ui; explosion which - might have done credit to an eilit iKiund gun was heard and immediately following, the smoke and fl.iino poured from every window and door in the building. There being no hope for the hotel building, the men on the scene set to work to wive Mr. Sutton's build ing only a a few feet to the nortli. Il is protftiblu that, if they had had time to think tliuV w ould have pronounced it im possible, but this tliey didn't have. They only bud time to go to work and this they did with a will. Carpets and blan kets were hastily thrown to those on the rucfui") ns soon as these were spread. the water was handed to them and from he time till the danger was past, tbe light ought sle.tdily, anil slowly, but never theless suiely. It was won fairly ul thotigh Uiu demon laughed and cackled, uuticipaiioo of its ow u victory. , One thing which turned the lide in fa vor of tiie licbters was the facllliat long i, '....ill ii,i,l,ers were brought from Hester's Iniu'Ki Vaid and bra-red ag-iiiist ll,e north wall eotiipeltintf it. to I..11 m it.st-uil of out. Several limes t lie soiiUi ..:!,j lr Kni foil's house was on lire but uilu rtthiied in nod eudured tte tin-v l.eat bent they could till they hail tune to li.e-h wat.-rou the binning spots. Further iinrih uhn; the. slr. el cinders uei'ti niiunitf m " cu-ndy wil. aiu, mi th? y rooUof bu:l.igs, on -orvlies, and on M ... Artlkt, itniel lit; I bl ip's ou tlwir rtsA.bil!y, hut they were - v.aU-lied an ,t :Min,'i.nl"xi . ddi tune ha lot tl.ey li.nl wui ! 'l(;e pr.ip u lioi.s VVIh-ii the lag llm tM-I .ll"l.l s" that th..iv a no t-il danger fr-m H U. workers were jiiveii a I n.-.lh.iig spell and lime I" t 'I" H ')' '' lV'f' - er cX , . icised ri'""' j 1 '"K 1 ' a i,,.ii.i.r lit liiel.ovs ali.l lit II 11, l"l'" - III A;uer blll Uols l l The building was without one canUm urance and reprents the total earnings of Mr.' W right and his estimable family. The f.re was started by upseting a lami dinning reom. Alilmtigh several were present, the kerosene spread so ra pidly that it was impossible to f mother it, as wan Attempted. The damage was estimated at 3 500. In a few more days it would have leen insured as ha wns waiting to have a de fective flue repaired and finisn the re mainder of the new pari. The shock was a. terrible one to the family and almot left them prostrate. Hut the good citi zens of Sioux county are not willing that they should I war the loss nit alone and all are goir.ff to help tnem start again. Notice will be Si'en in another place of the progress of this funu which is being raisad. Everyone ought to help Not only Mr. Wright und his family will be tattered hut you w ill feel lictt'sr for having helped a brother in distt-t-ss. You won't miss what your share will bo and n tho end t!i amount wil I surprise you aed the good il Jius done will 1 a source of everlasting gratification to you. Omaha painless dentist Nov. Kill). 14; h and 17-:?. J. T. Watson, h'Hter known as "Pete" Wat in. far famed for his exploits with the festive l'ry wo'f, was in the county capital Thursday. Mr. Watson has sold all but n few of hiK grey hounds ind has quit the busings-, temporarily at least. R a rricks Gossip, iji Bodarc Gsanings- The prehnrnary hearing of Nels Kosen- lx-ry was held Thursday. A complaint had lieeii tiled by H uu ..S.vinba.ik ch.vrg inir Mr. Rosenhnrg with stealing horses. He was bound over to appear at the (,n- ; a lew das ago. tnct court and the bail bxed ut S-idO which was given, Mrs. Sturgas, motlier of 1st L.i-iit. Dexter Sturrfes 13: Ii i.'ayalry is visiting her son at tlie post. Mrs. Babcock, w ifo of Captaia Ba'ocook 13th Cavalry with her little boy arrived at 1 he post recently. The ("apt. is com rnaudsnsf Troop I) 11th Cavalry at. post. Hospital Steward S. Sieger recently as signed to duty at Fort Rjbinsou arrived The Plinss-JoritNAr. man had the privi lege of shaking hands with a man of his own name for ihe lirsl lime who was not a relative, this week. Tliis Mr. Phipps hails from North Carolina and il may be possible for them to establish uome relat ion though distant. nir i nrm r.iri.if Hi- LVWA ' AttPnd the supper and dance a week from Friday flight, and have ;i,"good time. Clau i Christfliisen was a genial caller Mond.iy and alio nnwli! the editor smile . "smolu" by applying one on subscript ion. F. ' W. Julian, the representative of the Western Kewsoaper Uuitrn, sitiir.yeter- day in Harrison. ' j 'fieo. Turner and wife.' returned S uur day from an extended visit in the Kast. They saw tlie Exposition, and visited in Hoston, and saw nearly ell tlie cities of the east of imriortfince. Mr. Turner rouht homo six carloaiU of cattle with dai v. iiich ho picked up at South Omaha. A literary society will be organized at the liodarc school house tomorrow night. The question for debate will be: Resolved that: Man is a creature of circumstance and not the architect fef his o'.vn fortune. Tlie leader on the affirmative will he J. f. Crawford and on thu twgative Prof. Thompson. All lire invited. P.O. Brewster arrived Tuesday night, from Chevnime and js looking after his interests in th;s vicinity. More end better goods for thn same i monev at ti"i-.,u-li s store liiaD any oilier place, try them. JD-lf J. H. V,'?llierm-iilor,'(:r r'-furnel Jlon- d.iy fiom a trip which included Omaha and Oii'iwa I.i. F. Force ret uriled Monday from Craw ford where he has beti taking medical treatment, liw U vrV-feeble. , If you have received Kccomodatioti from Lew is OcrhK-h and vuu owe him p leate pay him, am! oblige. 10-lf ,' The dniire at. Mr. V' fticls's Wednesdav -.(i'lit wi's in II attpiuli and everyone vu jiocls a lirsl class time, The new 1st Lieut of Co. F. 10th Infantry arrived at post a few days ago and reported for duty. Capt. Clarke, 10th 'infantry has been relieved as Quartermaster and 2nd Lieut. MiLane, l.'Jiii Cavalry, Appointed in his stead. Target practice with the Colts Autom ic gun lies been comploted.lt is under stood that 2."i(J shots were fired in 80 sec. Mrs. Ttose conducts a dancinn Chadron once a week. class in .ACfirdof'ThnnlcB iv Words cannot express our thanks to the triauv kind ucoplc who liavc so kindly assisted us-tunce our tnii'for- tunc caused by lire.. Th': ln'-hi which we h-'ve recti yed and Cue many kind words of cticourJRetneiit will eycr be retnemhered by lis. Mu. awl Id r;s. W, U. Wiikht and CHir.DltKN. riai B. F. Pitman of '"htrJr-in arrived yes! nliiy Mid p"iil th" "iift-riiion looking ifter hid land b:w.iuiss in Hionx County. TfHf Williams is having his house painted this we.-dc 'Jiily a few more bud-hugs whi Ii need a now covering. A good cailso will he In tied mid a good lime ei.joied if you attend the oyster supper and dance Nov lwt. If von wantnn exirf ienrnd city den- l.st to !o your denial v ork see l)r. Withers On.uha deiilist. Set of tettl 17 3 The native luniln r for Montrw p-ir,n age whs tak-u Wedii-silay from Craw fords' milt bv u force of men with wagons and tuams. Mr, .1 is, 0, Wilson and Miss X me $hip ley were married at. tho methodist par son age yesterdnv, They will make their home m ar Marslan I, , Uolliiii the l" " liny bluiw win' Ii mlglit ti iVu becu over looked in ruiu. Ami' i:e w,rit was doi;o the citi ieu.-, iali.fi i" lit. .c groups atoiunl the lire a v.hiic ami one by one wci; hotne until ouiy a few were icit. 'ilie-se weic, i :ol. Meyers, Oscar lianson, Carl Kasdi r a:al vuey .vorii td iaithluliy all nijflit tlnoA-iug ter on t.h.e auiouiiUi iu; ruins u.uil at UayiiiThl eiiouiih wate. had been put on theui to praciLailv eradicate all danger from this source. next Uiurniritr the town looked .is If it had hailed black '';U btones, and when one takes into conildeia tior. that thu majority ot thcde were lire when they aliglued, It seems lii.e a miracle that there iB any Uurrlaua now. The work of t-ycry man, women an.i child on the scene could only he Miioken of in the hltrhert praise but there are a few who need spec mention for their courage and cuo: ness. Probably none did more for th savins" of the town and especially of xtr Sutton's residence than Hester. lie was the one to brin;,' the timber for brace, and put otic in place unattled, while the other took three men to handle. He etood be tween the hotel and the resiience when every hrcaih he tool: was liter ally breathing fire and dashed the water on the smoking wall liesldes this he bi-ouyht bcveral buckets from the lumla-ryard olllce and fa ye theui to the women on the outskirts and ;;d yiscd tern to watch the huruiii!,' cin ders that were lallinf,', winch they did. tin top ol the roof of Mr. Sutiores house Carl Hastier and K. A. Jiitfdow mood and faced heat, which would make many a man chrlntt, in order to .upply the water the tnohtadvantaL'c ouly to the steaming building, at the barn Caal Lurse.i stood and dashed nater on the building which when it cirucn souuued like It had beeo thrown on hot iron. One can imanm bo r.ai in it wan between there and lite lire. i. ,.r i, taut riiitliful who staid J I WIiv, .na Hi. ofl-gertralnyesterday these Ihal did as mm h as anyone while the the was raying. Know all men by these prnsnts'that I have this day k-ased to J.uucs L. Ander son for a valuable consideration for th' lerm of one year nn-.l seven monll.s be fining Oct. 4'.h lt)!)l ami eiiding;May Is 130i, "11 C -ihe Ri'ii'th half of hoc. 3."i. al- K.i the sootli hall'of Uie r.northeast quar ter and the south half of the northwest quarter all in Wri-tiuu 3.1, twp. 8-f, raugfe 55 inius o l itv N)-is;i. iwiit'.rv- (I'lKthn rit'ht Ui Sell and this lea-'.0 tor inmates when ntlo is made. 14 4 M. J. Clew-ett. ilembers of the Modern Woodman and of tlie'Wooi'man of the World and other interested, met in Mar.i'eller Bros, story londay night and decided to give an ovster supper and dance, ou r riday night Nov. 1 for the taut-fit of W. IS. Wright nd family. J. H. Bnrke, (i. Oiilhriu and II. Priddy wureappointedaconimillo on nri-angements for the supper and L Wright, Kobt. Duiin.'anibbave IS.irt- lett were appointed a commit tee on the nice. It was decidoJ to charge lifty eitts per plate for the supper and one Jul lar per uumtar at the dance, bvery- one is requested to see either of the members of the committee and tell them wliul they will give. Everyboily is sure to b there and you will miss a good lime .ad chance to help a g oJ cjiiij if you lo not attend. Win, Harvey called at tlteso hea-lqilar tere Saturday with a dulUr mere than he left with. The result credit on hi subscription for (mother twelve months. Mrs. W. 15. WriL'bl and daughter lft Tneyilav iiieht for Whitney. , They will ln-!Vonf ii.itil Mr. W right inn make ar r.mgoiuoiits to vnntinue in business. finis. T. Knvder left Mondav night for Whitearlh N. I',, He will work for J)av f :iIviIIh thri'ich the winter. The Fiie J(it;l!X,vL will keen him poUtl on the nuws if fii'iux County. Rinehmau W. K Ashhrodk and men weni in from Sioux county, Tuesday, af ter ii carload of rick salt recently re ernrly received here, lleitiingford Herald. E liter Williams of the Illair Pilot was a piiisenger on the westlKiund iiass- Ho wan enroute to Manville Wyo. where he goes to get his griindmoltar and take her to his home, A Big Time. WILUffl liTHirlLEY. . HISLIFH AND WORK, ; ty . ClliS. Cl!KU IL Ghowknou. Pis.-sident't bfu long Friend, Comrade m (war an I l lollea-ju in onrss. W as nenrhisside with other great men whe his eves wore closed in duali. Followed llw Hiertothe Nations api'-il and to nt.in. T'w Oenoral req lires a share of (lei proceeds of Ins book lo he devoted to i McKmley Monument rund. inns ev rv subscriber tar-omen a contributor to - . i i , , I.I ihisl'und. Millions orcopi.is win no soiu Lvery tady will buy it. Orders for the iwVini- Notadv will refu-e. r.'egani. ptiotogravuru Post rait of President Mr? Tlie social club seems to confine their weekly hops to paydays. The troops of Ilia command are now being extensively exercised fa cainaign and field manuveriiig. Comprising sham battles etc. H is rumored that the Fort is soon to have a bataliiou of the !i3rd Infantry which is enroute from the Ph.ilipp.n3 Islands. Upon tliei'r arrival it is under stood that-1 o. F IOlIi Iuft. will, proceed and lake elation at Fort Crook. The Post restaurant under the super vision of- Mrs. Itolunsun did a rushing business last pay day. O k In Wyoming. : Cli'iA Christian began his llrst term of school in thu west school house, week ii-o Monday, lie seemes to enjoy his in;W vocation and we predict a model rehuol under his administration. Miss i'lorence Christian witl tagiu her school in the cast school house on next Monday morning. While Miss Amy Clii istinn began her wiuUr school io. tlie lJouel Uietrict toe uh; bo you see we sure have Chnstiau teachers ill our ae.hoohi. '; , ' . lliil Sliatto is putting dow n a coup! of wejhi for 0. ' Jtirisiiu on his rail, near the Luauiic county hpe. i Uay Whipple is working for the box X outfit at preseut. JHowai-d Sliatto and James Petty, have gtiiie ou a limiting trip this week. My Won't the cottontails jump now? i Mrs Chniih was helping Mrs. Andre a bristian took lor the Ihresheis the lore part ot tho week. t7i v'MrrEdTtoT y'otHOught to visit the Kidge now. It is rushing thiiigs,niore Ijian eastern Nebraska or nny farmin g community w ilbiu Hides of here. There are two threshing machiues running in full blast, night and day and a (talk ol starting the third. Still every available mau is running a folk now and yet we are cliort ot men. Nick SchaelTer, Geo. Grimm and H. I'cDucli can up with tha Shaelfer mar ( h.iig and started up at Andrew Chris- iar.s on F'riday of last week.' Beiog short of expert thresherman they hired Il.al CiuiKdi to help run it. Mr.' Freise is threshing in thu west end of the settle nieut, witliJoliii Havis and M, Jennings as assistants. Grain is turning out fairly well. Altart Hill and John E'jerrpecher have bi.en rather nnfori unate lately. On Sun' duy of last we;k while looking through their herd they found nine head that had died from blackleg. Hon. C. F. Coll'ee came to the Valley Monday to suoerinleiid the branding of some calves and to look after his interests here. Mr. iind Mrs. M. C. Doane, w ith their two daughters and little grand daughters have been visiting old friends aue neigh bors in the valley this week. We are glad lo welcome them back among us. There is plenty of room in Sioux county for all who w ish to return and a warm welcome sivait all of our old neighbors. Mrs. Sara Montgomery and little daughter May left Monday for htr old home in Virginia where she expects to pend the winter with her aged parents nd other relatives. .. Mr. Phipps, a nephew of Mrs. Mont gomery, came to the valley last Satur day. He Icime to take a look at ihe umtry and will make his nome with Mr. . Montgomery during his wjfe s absence. ' : r ' Potato digging is about over in' thisJ icinity. Mr. 31..' Half expectsuwhen he has his all stored, t6 ha v -Aver one hundred bushels. " One liltfc V)y in tle valley opened a hill ' that 'tiiintained -a uumtar of small potatoes and six large ones. Two of the six weighed four pounds. Come again Zaikel. Out in the gloaming, 'Way up in Wyoming, There live& a uuiti Ziekel Of. his woes he-gives the sequel, Ha wishes himself in Alaska, For his gold mine petered out, iiis rye and corn went up th spout, And his tater crop was beat by . Nebraska. ' M A.C, Professional Cards OKA NT GUTHRIE: Anorney-aMaw, Proi;;j,t attention givn matters in Justice, County Courts, and before the C Land Office. . '. Fire Insurance companies. ' t?rLegal pa.r i Harkison, to ail !e.,;ar li'.-tri-t writ "en in ie,;bl iff. J. O'Coiiiici ('! Hi la ta f.an,! ! Wi!l Practice ia X Spwdal Attculiu.i flee Business. Collections and ail !ri.!v- on: rout ed to me will receive. i:.'e:i.n: ,nu .I'ioii. Hahuison - N asa. J. B. PHINNEY. M. D. Phylxeiau and Shi-:" All calls given prompt ht.i Office in Drugstore. -HAKK1R0N - NEBU.-.s; is: ItOIP.VEU, iiiimber, Harness, Saildivs, Grain and Feed, l)ov,:-: and Windows, Heayy liiu-ilivsre. CONTEST XOTIC15. ;--.i. Commissi onera Proceedings Harrison, Nebr. 0-t. 10, 1901. Special Commisoners Meeting. The Board of County Commisoners met as per call of Clerk present Conimis ioners Kohwer, Iwis, and Clerk. On motion the pollingjplaee in White River Precinct is hereby changed from the late'residrinci) of Alfred Pinneo to school house, district No. 19 in said precinct."''' -' - -- - . ' On motion' Board adjourned to ; meet Nov. 19, 1901. Wm!-J. A. Eauni, , Work. That Crazy Man. A crazy mau from Harrison was taken into eu-tody by Marshal Harvey on Mon day morning, and tho same night was es oortnd to ' i tiadron. lie- succeeded in smashing a numbei' of Window lights be fore he wns captured. A bill of expense should lie promptly Hied with the county i lerk of Sioux county, with the request that tha people up there take caro of their own cra.,y folks. Craw ConlGazette This of course would be all right if the people of Crawford do not cure much for the poller they would use lo file this ex pense bill. The first, that is known of this man Kramer is that he Was working near Alliance and from there went to Crawford. According to his own story ho h:il ill 0 ) whnn' iMwent into that Kinley's lust picture taken at the White ; town whiclr.he didn't have when ho left House. Yon can eaNy and quickly clear fd.OOO taking orders. Order outfit quirk. ;ilniice to prove success, secure yearly contract mid become Manager. Hunt 12 i cent stamps for efegant prospectus. Taking 10 to HO order daily. liO.000 copies will bo sold in this vicinity. Address, THE CONTINENTAL ASSEMliLY, Corcoran bldg.,opi. U. 8, Treasury, Washington, U. C. Thr. of course doesn't prove that anyone in Crawford became enriched by this, but as such things have transpired there it is reasonable to suppose that this was the case. Tho mau is not a citizen of Sioux county and only spent a few days within its borders. Moreover tie seemed perfect ly sane when he was given a ticket for Crawford with a lillln money. The roa son ho was stmt to Crawford wns because of his own request, as he said he thought he cow Id got work there, Relief Fund. Following will be found a complete list, up to date, of the money -pledged Mr. Wright and ramily. ' By the next is sue this should be swelled to as much as $1,000 at the smallest figure, Let every one help, ;i Tlios Ilines . General Agt Deering Harvester Co Lewis Gerlach L C Wright Suvder U Will Dickman & Lacy Ananymous Grant Guthrie W Reed A' Moravek Mrs S Jordan Press- journal Prof Meyer J B Burke H B Earnest Bourrett W B Bonrret M J O'Connell J F Bourrett Ernest Lvan 2.'i 00 C Ensile 2.- 00 BLSmuck 5 00 II Dickmau 13 00 E B Lyon 2" 00 CF Ore. well 5 00 W L Hoyt 10 00 J A Hanson 10 00 S Sides '" 5 00 H Seaman 3 00 Mrs Carpenter 25 00 Ananymous ) 00 C New-man 5 00 S J Leeling 5 00 W J A Kaum 10 00 Marsteller Bros 75 00 Crawford Bros 11 00 II Summers 5 00 J A Anderson 10 00 J W Hunter 5 00 A Lowry 25 00 S Knori 1 00 U L Keel 2 00 A Ring , 2 00 P Peterson 2 00 P Wiedenfiold 1 00 J 1, Anderson 2 00 United States Xjind Office, Allium- raska, -.- (Sept. :)r : A sufficient contest affidavit liavin nied in tills office by Claus Christens ; i, testant, ag.iinst Homestead entry .So made Oetaliur 3rd, 1K1I1, for Hast li.Ci soiuli west C'i), section (8), east (), :, tu West ('4), Sectii.n (7), Township (8!) uari.ii. Range (M) Vet, by Mary I'oote, Cont-yVe, in which it is alleyud that, tlio saM :.!.n-y Koole has In i led to reside on and cilv u---said land as required by law in tliU; lti.it she has failed to build thereon a ii.hl'unla house; th it she has failed entirely io culti vate any of said land atany time; Mud that -she has failed entirely to establish her real- -deuce on said land; that said ilef-.-nt- con tinue ut the date of this alfldavir ami ure not nor were not caused by servic ol tae entry woman in tlie ArniyNuvy' in- r Jno Corps of tho United States d'.irlni? tlm late war with Spain or any otti'-r wnr,J:i which it iuay have been engaged. said parties are hereby notified n 'iivk1-'! respond aid olfer evidence touch i r.l liiKatlou at 10 o'clock A. 51., on Oclc.j.-r '!!t 1101 , before (irant Unthrio, a Nota:-;, ;'.c!:ij at his oflico ia Harrison, Nebraska. " And that final hearinf will be In-;. I n !H o'clock, A. M., on October th 1901, lieiore the Kcgister and Receiver at the t'lrt:-:)' States Land Office in Alliance, Neb.-u ka. The said contestant having, in a proper affidavit, filed July 1st, 1901, set forth ficH winch show that alter duo diligence, ii". somil service of this notice eaa not be m rl it is hereby ordered and directed that siu-ii notice be given by due and proper publication. 3fit M. DOKKINGTO, Register. NOTICE TO NOS-RESIDKXT DKFENDA" ft $5 00 5 00 40 00 16 00 5 00 5 00 25 00 25 00 2:100 25 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 5 00 r oo 10 00 2 00 r. o0 10 00 r oo To American Investment Coipr.ny, n '-, poration, W, J. ISowdcn, whoso true cim-;s tain tiume is known to plaintiff, JE. 8. i i by whoso true name is ar.kuown, trn'. i , lion. resident defendant. You and each of yon will take notice ii a Sarah Wisdom plaintiff filed her petition W Hlie District Court of Sioux counsy o-i t!f- li;th day of October 1S01 against imp'' with Sarah Wisdom and Leona W sdo heirs of Aaron O. Wisdom deceased, i i.. ject and prayer of which pofition is . i forecloseui-e of certain liens for taxes u; . i the south half ef tho northeast qunrt"i- '' section twelve and tho nortli half of tin north went qimi tcr of section thirteen - nil township thirty-two no.tth of range lift thriKCwest of the (ith principal merldimi i i Sioux Comity, Nebraska, said liens being f .r the Hlatci county and school district t.ix.n levied against said land fcr tho years Ir'.M, ISSIO, ls'.xi. 1X07, MM, lsmi and 1900, thut mi ,u- ouiitiiig limy lie hud of the amount due in flald tax liens, that said promises, may be ii.-. creed to bo sold to satisfy the amount foiled to be due therooii, that you and each of ym may be foreclosed and forever barred of right, title, interest or equity of redeinpr .o i in and to the, same and for general relief, You arc required to answer said pntit'o i on or before tho 25th day of November be. Sarah Wisdom, plnlnrnl. 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