lARRISON
Press -
NAL.
Jour
vol. XIV.
I THE LOCAL NEWS-
Wnt. Miller, of Hodurc, is on the nick
lint this k. .
Nat Baker of iusk was a f larrison vis
itor Tuestkty.
w.R 85!!T5I pavs rash f..r likks & fis
WMffliU at'M-u-HU-IUi Hro.
Dr. withers Omaha, pninfesH ilt'iitist
will be here March li and 13.
M.-s. Wm. Miller nnd Mr Evelyn
Rose Were Harrison vJmIois Tuesday.
Just received: A now consignment of.
men and 1ks clothing at OKKLACHS.
Lat Friday Mrs, Thornton moved into
1I-hoav formerly ot i lipid by Freest
I.yon,
TnchorM having wlwiol orders ti w-ll.
will do well to write to tint t )oiise rva -i
ve Investment (V. Lincoln Xohr.
See Dr. Wither, fHiahrt paitiless tlen
tint for nil kmtls of dental work at City
jiriceH, All work fMiirmitettli
Jom.is Nolan is having a new resilience
built on his Indian rerk Min li, V. A.
Uefcter and ('. K. A, E isiler are doing the
vork. , '. ; ;
3, II. Hiesi'r shipeil ju Tuesday two
far load of cat tie and one of horses. He
Will range the sume on his Utinuuijjwater
ranch,
Fpwi rth Tongue Hunday ni)."l.t T O'clt -ck
Hitl-ject: The secret of tniliiratu f,
everybody iuviteti. "Mrs. JK. Yuiiiik
man leader.
fiy Kendall now oer-upies the house
Vaulted by Mrs. Thornton. Guy says he
iv nv lives in the suburbs, arid tun get ti
good I Hen l h of air. . '
John Henry tt'pied tt car load of
horses (o Illinois Monikiv niulil. VVe
hope lie will receive a goodjjjti, lor
lliey were good lioises. ' t
!r, ltelc!ird uill lie ,nt Harrison at
, titliiuercial Hotel Ma1 ll IheHlli.to
l.'lh, pivpuretl to di all ki m.I of dental
works eMracting tei l'i wiihtint in.
d , . . r
Hugh Chiitick. manatrtrof the l.Vep
' eek t'nttb'. Co . nnd solicitor for the
Kikbortt, Hsti the city Friday, , He tic,
coilipained t !, F, I'olfee to his West Hilt
crek ranch.
W, A Howard, solicitor for the
liiiaranlee Fund, life Asociation of Al
liance, Xebriixka. is' looking after the in
terests of said Association among out
Vi!i?.rtis this week,",' '
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Church, of Pirns
nnt Ritlge," returned Thursday from ti
thrHz-monl'is visit in Richardson county.
Neb., and ."oliinihiii county. Wis.
John C, Elicr(scher woi-e n Jiroad
smile on his face wluln'in Harrison this
week on arcn-int of tho arrival r.f a.' 14
Miuntt girl sit his home. 'Mother and
4-hild are doing nicelv.
Alexander Johnson wn on our si rent
Tueslav. He bus just llnished a five
month ttvim of school in Iawes uouuty
antl is thinkintr of contracting for a 21
innnlliK term in this county. .
-W. H. .imnierman, and his on Oleve
nre delivering some bay for diet Unitt,
this wtwk.aii'l we can vouch for the qua
lity of hav having used hay from the
iiiiM nieadow for 1M yearn.
J. J. Zumbriinneii. mid family were
visiting Rev. Youngirmn and family Sun
lay. Tlnty enjoyed tint services held by
BeV. titJiamaliorn ami we wish they
might route oft.tner to our little town.
'' We hear tlutt , Emery Zimmernian,
former!' "f Bodarc. mit now a student
in the Ite lev tie College Jif Oniiiha will
take up tli xlntment of Rev. Rice
at Dottttn wood and Bodaru, June lint.
' -' " '
When you lack energyr, do not, relish
your food, feol dull and stupid, after
utinff, all you need i a,' dose of bam
Iwrlain't rHomach 4 Livir Tablets. They
will make vou feel like a new man and
giro you an ntstite like a bear. For
ale hy J. R. Phinney.
Clak4Mi OMr v
i ' While yeu are thiDkioK of eubmrilMng
. r itir Vfarly ranellna; maiur, rem em
' ; her Ihal-Ua) nuw Joint ku will take
.i&ayr'4a to any paper on earth and
HABRI8Q1T,
Our Patron 'that advertise with tin,
will please look over the column of the
PrwH joiirti.il ntitl see if k hav lull
out your ml. nnd if ho notify us at once.
More and better muls for tli Hiinie
money it Oerlui'h'a wtore thun any oilier
ilitc, try llif in. .l tf
Rev. Y iungiuan lfi Momlny night for
Oiiililii wlitf I V,H place hinisttlr un
der 'the' care of uti eye hjiet hiliht. , li
Iiiih nufteretl a frrent ileal in the pant
vtk ami we Iioki he will find wrniH
nent relief.
- We learn that E. h. Rad'enherff. if
Anita, Iowa, is lliiifj a tiurt'li of line
Shorthorn bulls lit Crawford, coiiiinj;
two year-olds, reifistered anil the aerft
with every one They are acclimated and
the price is rilit.
We will ask the regular correspoiitlents
of this Kiier to fend us ,-tlonff the haj-
peninj;s in your neighborhood. DtMi't
I t funic because the jiaier has changed pro,
j pristnrK that it wants to change cut res.
t H)iideiils. What, we want is the news.
The annual assessors meetinsj will I
t.eld March 21st. litOi. It is important
lluit nil asNMirs should le present.
The failure of any assessor to he present
is deemed sufficient cause to declare his
oll'ice vacant atul to apoint his success-
...
or. .
We are sorry to note the death of the
iuf iiii rui r.f Mr. awl JWr. (", I), t 'hihui
fovmerly of this place. Mr. Citnou while
here on business a few weeks ago was
suddenly called home to the bedside of
tlie one jusi passed away. The i'liKSK-
lofllSAl. extends heart felt sympathies to
Mr, ( 'anon and family in their sad
reavemvrit. : " i
Hon. t'r F. Coiree came up hist' Friday
and tlrove out to Iris ranch in the valley,
and returned nionilay, when he took the
east hound train for t hadron. (Jbarhe is
always a welcome visitor t" bis man
friends, up in Ibis neck of the woods,
and we hope to sec 1 1 1 tit come oftenei,
for he always has a, good vord; and a
joke for his 'friends. '
Rev. Schamalmrn closed the meetings
Sunday mght that was being l.eld at. the
chtircb, be not freliiiif st roiirf mmmrh to
conduct Hie iceetings alone, as Jr.
Yotiiignian had to go to the Hospital.
A greit, many were Uisiipsnnti S, lis
Mr. Schiimahtrii Is :i very earnest, anil
inteies4ir.g talki-r.
- He left for his home nt (Jordoii Mon
day night, , ', -';..;.".
We iiotk'e in our lost issue several
typographical errors, but the one most
noticeable was in our salutory. It should
have tetttl we Ci n!eiiin too much politic"
iusteil of wecoii'lein e Iimi much politics.
We though! first of laving this on, to the
devil of our ollice. hi.t as he kicketl, We
will have to let it rest on the proof rend
er arid our only apology is that we will
ti'3 itiid do belter next time. '
We see from the daily p;is?rs that the
Irrigation bill has passed the senate, and
only waits the actpin of the House,
There wm but little opposition against
the bill, and from all indications it will
Ivrnmo a law. We are not aide to state
at this writing just what the hill overs,
hut it it passes the House and liecoines a
law, it will nodouiit do a great deal of
good toward lite reciatma'ion of the arid
regions, and we presume Sioux county
wilt get her share. There is no question
hut what all this arid region is of the
lioe-t soil, and all it wants is water,
then the west will not only have the
llnest stock range but will tj able to take
care of her stock through the winter. '
County Maps.
The PtiKSH-JtH'ltJiAl, has printed a lim
ited rpimlier of maps on Manilla enrd
board which can be secured for 10c each.
They will also be giyen nv a premium to
new H(ibscrilHrs.
Eatray Notice
I have on the 2nd day of Jan. 1902
taken tip, 4 miles east of Montrose, one
home about four years, color gray,
branded as follows:
on left shoulder. "TE'I'lon right
ho.il(lcr."fT()rJ";il left
high, ir LZU
Owner will call -jjand prove pro
Prty,wiy all cliarge:; and lake animal
away.
'. 84 8 I'KTitn Kabkn.
Wante4
Reliable man for Manager of a Branch
Ollice we wish to often in this vicinity,
liere is a (rood iening for the right
rnon. Kindly give Rood reference when
writing. --'...
T. A.MORRIH WHOLESALB HOUSE.
CIUCUWATI, OfllO.
UluetrnUd cnUlogue 4 eta. tarop-i.
NEBRASKA,
1 Carey Items. ?
t s
Mr. Editor; VVe were v--ry niucli Ktir
,irtsd to learn last week thttt the PRKSK-
Jtii'KNAL had chunked ownership. The I
nameoT tlieliew etlitoTkfiiinds aliout js j
"Oirish" as our own, ntl I wonder if we
moight not M:rnpe up relationship, ftnt
Oirish or no Oirish e trust that thepu
jser wilt rr,tiRiie to he a first clans new,
paper nnd if it is afrceable all around wH
will continue to send in a few items oc
casionally. '
O. (". Tally is the "early Jiird' this
year, lie has put in 13 acres, of l"iug
r in Rood Khape.
News conies from Newcastle thai Mr.
:ind Mrs. Jt-rtse Amur are the proud par
ents of , bouncing baby boy. y
Fred Menmnn in set tins? up his wihii)l
on tlmlii l Lux pbue and expects Ojj be
sor.n manulactiiriiiK a lirst class zr.Ji! of
lumir. J,M; Warner and the Dttuu'Wsrt v
I li. n h !!rp i! ! Hiy leers for him. - f
A short graphopbone enlertainnient
wus given at the church last Kunda
af-
ter preaching. v
John Kie:ise says; that he lost (Wty
acres of his farm last Monday, fl'en
hist seen It whs going' in a sou'.heaKfern
ly direction at the rate of about 40 njlles
hour. H" says be don't care if he' is lirily
able to find it nicely located somewhere
down on the sunny side of tiie Ozarki.
F om a Correspondent ;
Horn To Mr. and Mrs Elssrspet hei on
Miir'di a girl. -
Mrs, Wrrdeinati is improving in he '-h
She has .been quite sick for the past three
weeks, but is belter now, g
The Crawford Hros. have sold 2 shirts
of li'iese-i a id tire going to invesU i-t
mules. .
Iviiibor says i li.it I hey nre going to-run
t wo sswniills this summer, one on Al
bert, Hills pl.u-e and one in the PlynmU n
Canyon.
...Yes. there is goins to lie a wedding I"
this neck of the woods and .k-ssu and
Hant Oawford are not allowed lo limit
deer there.
I.'
' Montrose Items
Pielty windy weather we have had in
the valley lli past, week. Too windv
for much news to lie blown about.
The Henry Ixiys drove' a very nice
bunch o( horses to Harrison Monday and
will ship tla ni to III .
Mr. Huumguard, ho has lieen sick" for
suite time, is improving very rapidly.
Postmaster J. Wasserburger accom
pli ined the horses the Wasserburger Isiys
shipped to Wisconsin. Miss Setres is
staying with Mrs. Wasserburger while
her Inmhcind is away.
Mr. Oiiyhart returned from Omaha last
week where he has l-en on hiisinessi
, Father Raliach conducted services at
the Monbose church Molality ' Tuesday
and Wednesday,
A. J. and 0. Wasserburirpr were visit
ing tlie StjtiaW creek school Friday after
noon. " . j
A new bridge ip. soon to Is? built, across
Hat creek one half mile north of Hi
Montrose P. O. Aaron Stuart from near
Whitney has the Contract.
Herman Konrath was visiting with
Louis Uavhart Sunday .
H. Piekenhrock 'and wife from Ard
niore attended cbun h at Montrtise Sun
diy. ' ,
' Tjtiwrencn piekerl brock Was visiting Ills
brother Henry Sunday,
A Printer Greatly Surprised.
"I was never so much surprised in my
life, as I was with the results of using
i 'hanils-r laiis Pain Halm," says Henry
T. Crook, pressman o. the Ashvillu (N.
t .',) (lazettt1. "I contracted a severe cas.
of rheumatism early last winter by get
ting niy feet. Wrtt. I tried Htveral things
for It without lieneflt. One day while
looking over the O.izette, I noticed that
Pain Balm was positively guaranteed to
cure rheumatism, sol bought a bottle of
it and before using two thirds of it my
rlieumntisnm had taken its flight and 1
have not. htitl" a rheumatic pain since,"
Sold by Dr. J. E Phinney.
Teken Vp
By John Kiistrom'nt his ranch Jon
White River one red nieulia gteer about
II years old. Hnuided Hun left side, and
K on left hip. Owner can have sun
by c.illitii,'at ranch a iJ UTi u '')' it
eluding this notice. John Kalstrom.
81-iI
LYPHILISaSr
WMpaaV
. m tau
Jneiin mijrlf. fwt ImMnlUI, 'Cent
tmil t pAn. Twewln. Ownn ItMkaae
1
THTJBSDAY,
To the School Patrons
If has been my intention to report the
work of each district , as 1 have found it,
by visiting the saine, imd I find thi't I
am cut short of i lie time to reKrt each
district separately, hut I can say. I have
found the work in very yood condition
wh. reaver I have beeu-Of course I lw
found some friction, in two or three dis
trict;;, but I guess such things have to be
or they are any way , so we have to
make up our minds to put tin with it.
have found mure iniuiiies among
tli touchers this winter, lor bet'er prep
enitions fir themselves thun ever leloie,
and thi moan's much to our Mrhooln.
If the teacher is not interested in the
work further than (he (-alary, we can
r.ot expect anything more than formal
teaching, but where the teacher is inter- j
esU-d in reaching out themselves, that
tbev may letter overcome Hie many ob
stacles tliatarise in the school -room, then
we me coming to (he point of where the
pupil, and teacher can more definitely
understand ea bother. 1 fear the sidiool
boards don't, reali,8 the part, or obtiyiit-
ions tii.it rest upon them as representing I
their different districts or peoples.
I have had a great many preplexing
question to decide in I lie past tuoyeurs
and the greater part was brought about
by the misunderstandings of Jhe mem
bers of the d liferent school hoards.
I aty thin the patrons cunt atrree as a
unit, but I see no reason why three cant
agree if reasonable sources are looked up.
The greater part, of success in school
Work ileieii(ls almost entirely on the
amount of harmony I hid exists bet-ween
both put r"ii. Ixmnl. mid" the teacher, nnd
1 am sure if we try to bring Ibis about,
we will ha ve b Her results, belter leel
ings, and our chilibvii "ill be the gainer.
1 iil further say that it K''eat,dai tie
nends on the school hoards, as to the kind
of teachers we have, if a teacher Joes not
fiil his or her place as they should, it.
should be tiie duty of the board, to recti
fy the mistake at once. 1 will admit
that the authority of tiie County buperin
letulent is far reaching, but not far
(itioimh to cover all defects, o school
fsiariW, and patrons wont you assist me
i;i advancing the work in the next two
y. ars iii it t k Ver has been before.
I desire to thank the school hoards, nnd
'.itrotis fur the kindness, and respect
4iown me when ever it has lieen my
pleasure to meet theiil, and I hope that
when I come to tarn over this work, lo
my successor, that 1 can Know that none
of us have failed to perform our dunes
as lliey were presented to us. . . .
Yours Kecpectfully.
J. H. Burke,
Co. Supt.
School Report.
Report of the Harrison Public Schools
for the month endin Feb. 3th, IWi.
. rciMAity k'him
Total mi in lift- enrolled
Average dally attendance
Those neither absent, nor tardy
XI
'2S
during
mo. were; E Inn She 'ill, Daisy Holhngs-
worth, Kl'io Wills, Ruby Phinney, Mar-
cos V.ildez, Hay Uigelow, K--hert Itannnn
Nellie Biinnon. Fern Wills, "Sbirv Rurke,
Mary Fitzgerald. Johnny Fitzgerald,
Charles tl.insoii, Vertiie Marsteller and
Cleo Kigetow.
Kr;P. Tltpkr. Primary.
OKAVMAK Rl.OM
Total number enrolled 3!)
;, Average daily attendance 24.
Those neither nhscnt nor tardy vere;
Basil Out brie, Joe Parsors. Lncv 0"r
lach, Kar.na I'riddy and John S iiitck.
M.VHfl.v Ki:NDItl!':, (Irammar,
II S. ItoiiM
- Total nnmiier enrolled '.'H
Avefagedaily nttendan 3 23 ,
Those la-it her ubsent, nor tardy were;
Emmot Burke, Katie Parsons, Lithe
Ussher. Fred B.irtell and Dollie l'riddy,
dm. W. MirVKW, I'rmcipal.
Public Sale,
'J'he undersigned will sell at public,
sale on March in, 1!IU2, nt the residence
of Frank iMeininu, in section l"i2fl
Sioux Co. Nebr. J the following described
property, to wit,
4 Cows 2 yearling Heifers
1 hull Calf 2 heifer Calves
8 Mares 1 saddle horse
1 1-yr -old Colt 1 set buggy Harness
I sclctirt II irness 1 3 in. wiikoii
1 2 in. wagon 1 lop JJuggy
1 Cart ' 1 mowing Machine
1 hay Rack 1 set black smith
Ahotil 25 tin , potatoes (Tools
,1 cook Stove 1 heating f-t iVe
Beds and bedding Ki tchuti furniture
and other things loo numerous to ment
ion. TKftlH CASH
J. C SIUPLKY,
fluard an ol KIIANK M-EMINU
By order of the Probate Court.
K. iiitiKum', Auctioneer.
For Sale
,Two registered stallions, one lilnck
Pension and one English Shire, both
heavy horses.
Inquire of J. II, BarUl). ,
ISI4-8' , - Harrlaou Nedr,
MAECH 6, 1902. NO. 4
From the Trenchant Pen of Clio
Here are our best wishes for lli.j suc
cess of the Pttus-s joi KNAI. under the
direction of its new Kditor and we shall
now leel like giving it the welcome of
an old and Hue friend. We hope it has
friends enough thai will help to gather
lfM i,r.tt,ltl ni.fnr
sit .V in every home in the county.
Laat December ' we had a
very' cold snap which made
us think our house was not proof against
freezing. Koine cold days early in Jan.
Feb. was mostly cloudy and March
came in like a furious lion, but the 2nd.
was quite spring life. And such a
change in a leu short hours.
The U. H. ninil passes our house every
day but Sunday now, but we go to the
city forour mail, if we did not, we could
not get the PltEss, which usually comes
Sat. at 2 P. M.- till Momlny at about
one. VVe don't like daily mail a day
old before we-gct it. "
Well we did get to hear W, J. Bryan
sp'ak. We went an hour early so as
to lie sure and get into the hall and
"ere half an hour to late then. It took
to halls' to hold the crowd and even
then, many went home rather than wait
so long to hear his -second speech. He
talked very well, hut there was not the
burst of eloquence I had expected to
hear. He is just right the Plnlipine
question. Are you all expecting Presi
dent Roosevelt lo iippropriale means
to build big reservoirs m Sioux County?
As soon as the work begins we will come
cack. .
Central Citv, March 8. CUO
At) unknown writer siys I liere are a
class of iiieti who seldom if ever appre
ciaae their value. In this enlightened
atfe they are commonlv called "Uad," It
isdai that humps himsrlf year in and
year out, on the farm, in the office, store
or Work shop in order that his boy or girl
may go olf ,to school, and upon their re
turn the boy may have a fine horse and
top buggy and the j;irl a piano. It is dt.d
that hustles and cultivates big calloused
knots on ins hands and tieconies stooped
shouldered in order that his off-spring
may revel in luxttary and make titrnel
fools of themselves. But. as is frequent
ly the case, bow miserably is he re
warded for his kintmess! His sons and
da lighters ha ve Ieatw4.t.j;i'' Mts-4;
dispise his oid-feshioned way's". " TlieV se
cretly laugh' at the stylo of his, Sunday
coat nnd old fashioned Hat. . On Sunday
when hisdaughler has company he would
like to sit in the parlor and listen to the
music put is jiven to understand in va
rious waya that his presence is not de
sired and the poor man goes into the
kitchen and stays Hie remainder of the
afternoon. God help I lie son or daughter
who goes b-t'-k on dad. ,
A school teacher in a neighboring coun
ty received the billowing from a com
pliuning parent a lew days ago: "Miss
: Will you please for the future give
my boy sum easier somes todo at nights.
This is what he brought huuui lo er three
llitesdack; -if 4 gal ons of here will fill
li li.ill pint hollies bow many pint and a
half hollies will mne gallons, fill?' Well
we trie! and could make nothing oul of
it at all, and my boy cried and sed he
Ham l Hare go tucl; williout (loin it. so i
I had to buy a nine gallon cask of Iwre, !
which L cotiltl III Hllord to do, aud then
we tvetit and borrowed a lot of brandy
and wiiik hollies besides a lew we hud by
us. Well we emptied the cask into the
bottles and there were 19 and my boy'
put the number down lor the uuswer. 1
don't know whether it is right or not as
rpill HJie vvliila duin' it. Plua.su let
the next 'one be in water as 1 am not
able to buy more here.
A nibhler is a man who enters the
grocery store, runs bis lingers into u
suar barrel and laps up a - couple of
ounces; eats, i handful of nuts, Ihen go
over to Ihe cheese case and cuts elf a
slu e for li taste, then as a matter ol
course must have a few crackers; and
ieiiiaps before he has made up Ins mind
to purchase a quarter of a pound of lea
has ealen the profits of $2 worth of gro
ceries. To wind it all up after gelling
trusted for the tea. on which the merch
ant reahr.es a prolit of S cents, he leaves
the story munching a couple of apples.
This is no picture of imagination, but
a reality, ex jit that MXiidtt.ues the nib-
bier does not purchase the leu., , ,
Armour Herald;
'
A Nebraska )ijper spins a story about
a citizen naineu Jom Micllie, who has
a sou Ueorge who
is very Imul to
out of bed mornings,
.A'...
hoy bus a habit of answering,
Ye,,
sir," and going to sleep again. On one
occjisibn last week John called the
ixiy, got the usual "yen sir," and then
quietly slid up stairs. turned down the
covers vud gave him a lively spanking,
It bapiiened that on that night the
hired irl, had been given the boy's
room. When the tumult was over John
at down behind the barn and drafted
an nsology to the hired girl,
change in a few short hottfll
.U. J. CitMnell, - - Co.Xtirrm,,
V.lll I'rartke In All Coart.
Sped! Attention Wren t Lan4 4MT
lit HllslllPKM.
( olItHtioHN ami nil bwtinwM ntrnt-
etlfS me will reeet ve poj)t attni Uti,
Habkison - Nebhabka.
E. PH1NNKY. M. I.
Pliviscian and Hnrreon.
All calls ifiven prompt Httmitlon,
ottlce in KrtiK sior. '
-HARH1SON - NRHHAMK A,
Professional Cards.
GRANT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all leg
matters in Justice, County and District
("ottrts, and before the United .Stale
Land Ollice. . .
Fire Insurance written in rellnblr
companies. ; (
CSTLegal papers carefully drawn.
HAJtmsoN. - Nkbkamca.
' XOTICK
To nil whom it may concern.
C'llie coiiiiiiisniiiiicr appointed to toeste
road comuieurliiK at SW corner ol SWi4 w
18 'I p. 114 riuiBi! M tliencu east on half sec
tion Ibiconctuilii tliriirr, liortn on so. tloa '
line one and u halt mile tliencu ens 1o
miles on sectioii line and also (-oiiiiiieiiehiK
nt. SW eorner of sen. (f T-p. S4 raajre r
llicace north two niilrs on section line t
the NK corner sec, 31 twp. iW range f alw
tliat portion Ixliiiiiff at lie JiW corner of
SW', m 18 t p. :A range 54 thence east on
halt' section line one hall' mile to be stricken
from said petition for tint reason that it is a
county road, '1 lit; commissioner has re)Hirt
ed in favor of estulilisliiag said road nnd all
objections thereto or cUiuis for damages,
must lie filed in the County Clerks office on
or before noon of the 7t.li (lay of March A. O.
W or sru-h road will he established without
reference thereto. ,
aW Wm. J. A. ItAtiM, County Clerk.
SIlKltlKK'S SAI.K.
Notice is hereby i?iv!ii that lv Tirtneot nn
order ot sate issued bv the clerlr ot the l)hi
trlct Court of Sioux (Xmntj-, Nebraska, and
to. me directed upon a decree rendered by
8 ild court in favor of Onirics S. Kro a Had
Hlt.il'wL, I'tsiri! James, Mary Jane Jftuie.
,udiew J. Miller, mid Mary M. Miller.
I will on tile 10 day nt
March i ll. l'.ffitat 1 o'clock in the urternoou
of ssld day, at the east trout door ol tho
court house of 'said eoinity, in Harrison.
Nebraska, offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash In luind the following descrlls'il
real estate towltt; The. east half 'of tic
southeast quarter of section seven, and tie
west half of the southwest quarter of t
lion einht in township thirty north, of
range tlftythree went of the Btb princip I
iiKti'ldiiin fa Sioux county, Sebnisk.i, to s, -Isly
said oilier of sale in the strni of 5 --.if
aud costs and accruing costs.
AI.KX 1.0WKY,!bcrlir.
Sheriff's Sale.
Notice, is hereby given that by virtue of no
order ot side issund by the Clerk of the t)
trlct court of Sioux County Nebraska upo
a decree rendered t i said eourt in favor of
Sarah Wisdom anil against Strah Wistoai
and !.eona Wisdom heirs Aaron Wisdom, (to
reused, American Investment Company, a.
corporation, K. I Oriushy whose true chi is
tula inline Is un known to plaintiff, Trustee,
W. J. Bow den whose true christian name '
unknown to plaintiff, defenucnW, tli.it 1 wl i
on theTtlldiiy ot April 1902 at one n't; .nek la
the afternoon of said rta at the east Mont
door of the court house of said county hi the
village of Harrison in siiid county, sell at
public Miction to the highest bidder tor a h
in hand thefollowh g descrllied real rslam
til said Sioux comity, Nebnisku, to. wit;
The south half of the southwest quarter
of section twelve (It!) and the north half of
the northwest quarter of section thirteen
(IS) In township thirty-two (.12) north ol
range fifty throe (M).we.'t of the Htli prfaci
pal ineridinn in Moux county Nclirniks.
To satisfy said order of sale fn the hhiii of
S4.I." and -4 Sit costs and accrnlng roots.
First publication MarcU (itb.
ALEX lxWT"
Sheriff of suld cairn v.
Stock Letter
March 4, 1!"'3.
The cattle market last week wim -iv
satiifactory lo sellers and has cunin u e l
good the first two (lays of this We. k
The receipts were someweat ligl. 'hn
still a fair htipply was market-o. A
is usual this time of year the light i i.il
hand weight cattle are in loo-t i eu.. i..
and this kind shows anadvnue ol l.i
20 els. Choice finished HO'I ( ;1iHl
j p0UM, ,ve!, fl 20 , 8e0 im t.iH
j Wvw 5 70 t0 6.15; coi...m.i, i...'ii
i Krades nround 4 00 to 4.(i0. 'Hi
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I an active demand for ' i n i I -
j stuff, choice fat heifers seUmg'n 4 Uti -.
5,25; good beaf stock 4 Ot) o 'j jdyi .j
good butcher cows BAO lo 4.M V ti.
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