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VOL. XIV.
EAjRRISQaT, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1902. TJ O. 43
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HARRISON HAPPENINGS
Henry Lmdemao was
ford last Monday.
up from Craw-
'N. L. Tipton went
day to shear sheep.
West last Satur-
'George Olinger and family left for
Delia. Olorado yesterday.
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Ployd Clark is visiting at Andrew
with the Mr. Lewis's family.
Drs. Harry and Minnie Curry the two
eye specialist who had such success on
theirjast visit J?jll baat the Commer
cial Hotel. Saturday, May 81 "They
are known to be reliable. "
Rev. VV. K. Warren, of Rushville,
preached to a large and appreciative con
gregation at the church Sunday nitrht.
The sacrament of the Lord's supier was
observed afier the sermon.
iu:i..mi. vit .iti. hi. brother V A telegram was received at Crawford
near Fu Robinson last Sunday. Ii4!,t Fri,ay fro'" Mav Fomi announcing
J the death of her father while on the train
I la Mevaua. His remains were taken to
J. H. Sturdivant from East Springs
was a Harrison visitor last Monday.
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' State Senator Currie of Custer County
was a Harrison visitor last Monday.
O. W. Myers made a trip to Andrews
Tuesday evening returning yesterday.
Mrs. Evelyn Rose is visiting her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Sarah Rose this week.
Jutt received: A new consignment of
men and boys clothing at GEKLAUHS.
What about Decoration day, are we
all too busy to observe the day this year?
J. H. Bieser, assessor for Running wat
er precinct turned in Ins books last Mon
day.
V Mm. Sarah Jordan s new house was
completed this week aiul adds anolher
neat builtdng to our town.
Burt County. Nebraska for iutermeut.
Marcus Valdez is all smiles this week
over the arrival of a br.in new girl at
his house last Friday. Mother and
child are getting along nicely only the
baby has never cried, wonderful! wonder
full!
Chas. B, Cook will leave for Colorado
the last part of this week. He has been
working at the Pkkks-Jotknal ollice for
the last two months, and is an up-to-date
all around printer and we can truly rec
commend him for the same.
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PUBLIC SALE
twill sell at public auction at
place at Harrison on June 14, the
lowing described proprety:
1 span of Horses 1 bay Mare
2 saddle Horses 2 Mares with colts
by side. t Wagon
1 s?t of double Harness
1 sbring Wagon, bran new .
1 hay Rake and Rack
3 Saddles 1 Mower
1 sickle Grinder 1 Grind stone
340 fence PoRts 2 cook Stoves
1 healing Stove Bedsteads
1 Dresser 1 bed Lounge
Other tilings too numerous to mention.
Terms-. Cash.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock.
Robert Keel, Auctioneer.
B. L. SMUOK
iVe notice that the name of Hon.
udge W. H. Westover is being mention
ed for Congress from this district. Well
we know there is no better or more pop
ular man in the north-west than Judge
Westover, and should he be nominated
there is but little question about his
election. Although we would hate to
lose him from the bench, for it would
be no easy mutter to fill his place, but
we are with the Judge, whether it be tor
Congress or District Judge.
Servicesat the M. E. church. Sundav
Jnne 1.
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
Junior League " 3 ' p. in.
Epworlh " 7 " " ".
Preaching Service at 8:00 p. m.
Marsteller Bros, are going to give
away 3 in cash, on their big sale of 3
Star Blue Ribbon coflee 20 cts.
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J. H. Wilhermsdorfer is now in hi
new building and is readv at all times to
meet his many customers. Mr. Wil-
nermsnorier carrys everything irom a
set of harness down to a shoe peg so
don't be afraid vou wont get what vou
want but call in and examine his stock.
Ak Marsteller Bros, for the "Star
Blue Ribbon coffee," 30 cts. value for 20
Be sure and save your tickets.
cts,
Fok 8aLE:-1S0 acres of land joining the
village of Harrison; for further partic
ular inquire at this office.
Worth League Snnday eveniog
June 1: Subject The Purpose of His
coming. May Lewis; leader.
George Ban nan who visited at home
.i .,., inn MrtwlfH. went to the S. U.
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last Saturday.
Mr. John C. Shipley and George Oil
more were doing business at Uie Couuty
Seat last Monday.
vThe teachers, school children and
number of patron of the Harrison school
went to tl e gro-e in west Hat Greek lat
Friday to spend the -'ay and all had
pleasant time playing games, climbing
iI.a hills etc. :ind Oale Parsons learned
that a fellow will sink when he gets
water over his head but he was in luck
that there was some one by to pull him
out or in all probability he would have
found a watery grave. Be more careful
boys for this old world is full of dnntrers
and as a rule picnics generally find them.
' Public Sale.
We will sell at our ranch 10 miles
north-west of Harrison, on Tuesday,
June 10 1902. the following described
property ;
95 head of Cattle.
45 Cows 12 yearling Heifers
1 yearling Bull " 11 yearling Steers
1 3-yr. old Bull 1 4-yr. old Bull
24 Cows and Calves
4 Mares and Colts
4 yearling Colts 1 3-yr. old Geldeu
2 Rakes 2 Mowers
2 Plows 1 Corn Plow
2 Drags 1 Deering Binder
2 Wagons . 1 Carrige
2 Racks 2 doz. Jhickens
TERMS OF SALE; All sums under
25; Cash. All sums over $25, one
year's time given for bankable note with
10 per cent interest.
Hale to commence at 9 o'clock a. m.
and a free lunch will be given at noon.
E. A. BioKLOW; Auctioneer.
WITT BROTHERS
vMr and Mrs J. A. Thaver took the East
bound train for Chiulron lust Friday eve
ning. Mr. Itiaver went to consult with
Dr. Lougdson in regard to his health.
We are sorry to say Mr Thayer has been
in poor neaitn lor some time, but we
hope he may be restored to perfect health
toon.
fhe Hirnson school closed last Friday
there being only one graduate, Oscar
Hanson. The following pupils attended
everv duv school was onen: Dnllv Prulrlv
Jesse Gerlach and Fred Bartell; Dolly Springville.
and Fred were not tardy and Jesse was by E. Phinney
only twice during the entire term. This
it a good showing for these pupils.
Whooping Cough.
A woman who has experience with
this disease, tells how to prevent any
dangerous consequences from it. She
says: Our three children took whooping
cough last summer, our baby bov being
only three months old, and owing to our
giving them Chamberlain's Coturh
Remedy, they lost, none of th-ir plump
ness and came out in much better health
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than other children wriose parents
not use this remedy. Our oldest little
irirl would call lustily for cou;h svrup
between whoops. Jessie Pivkey Hatx,
Ala. This Remedy is for
Jens Jensen made us a pleasant visit
last Monday. He seems welt pleased
with his ranch life.
yWe learn that Mrs. Dan Jordon and
little girl have the small-pox at their
home in the valley.
More aod better goods tor the same
mooey at Oerlach'i store than any other
place, try UmHB. 10 -tf
,Mr. John Nelson of Olen died at the
home of Mr. Kalstrom, father of the
deceased last Monday morning, and was
buried at Glen last Teeeday.
What about;tbe 4th of July? Are we
going? to celebrate, if eo it ie high time
were making; arrangement.
The best For chicks and setting
heoi, Lee Insect Powder, For grown
r.i. i hnn. Lees Lice and Mite
Killer. Sold bv J. E. Phinney.
I am now prepared to weave carpets.
10 eta. for hit and miss and 12 for
stripped. Warp furnished at cost.
Mrs. J. A. Thaykh. 36 tf
The gtate apportionment; as certified
..n hv the state Superintendent for Sioux
t505.09.va i raise of $143.53
from hut December's apportionment.
ni. IMWej '
a. ia.t tVuinv niirht to viait
a rgiyw eew -
rlLh friends and relatives and Jim look
ad somewhat lonesome as he started for
'home.
-MissMarclaP.sKendnck Mi tor her
at Marsland last Monday night
A ,(. number of her pupils and friends
t-A ilia deoot to bid her
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good bye.
. ssriisti fWvhart. assessor for Moot-
rose precinct was in town Tuesday Urn-
ing over nt
Will ref iris everything all O. K l"n
a his nUi M o
Mrs. W.O. Patterson would announce
to those needing supplies for, or a new
genuine Singer Sewing Machine, that
having secured the agency of the same
at this place, will keep at the house
what you need in that line. Call and
examine our machines before purchas
ing and get the best
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success in
the M. E.
said some
Miss Susie Tupper left for her home at
Osmond. Nebraska, last Friday night
A larire crowd of school children anil
friends gatherpd at the station to hid her
trood-bve, and with the wish that sne
might be with our corps or teacners
another year. We don't know whether
Miss Tupper taken away any of our
young men's hearts or not. but we saw
one fellow that cast a long and wishful
look after the departing train. Miss
Tunner has made manv friends during
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herstavin Harrison who will ne giao
to welcome her back again next Septem
ber. nroviding the school board conclude
iCarey Items."
Supt. Burke was calling on friends in
this vicinity last week.
VChas. Saxton intends to start for the
Big Horn Basin this week to look for a
location.
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w "no. uniim iiikici auu .llliucc(l ui
Colorado are here visiting with Mrs. J.
E. Arner.
Mrs. Dick Boesl. of Pine Ridi;e Jagency
sent word that she and her children
would lie here in a few days.
,R. Z. Stewart and family lelt for Wyo
ming, Monday. They ex;ect to make
their home there in the f uturt-.
VLast Saturday Mrs. K. W. Otey and
children of Douglas, Wyoming, arrived
to visit relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Esther Arner came .town from
New Cnstle where she has been visiting
for some time with her son Jesse. She
will spend the summer on Cottonwood.
Last Thursday Mrs. Rice's former pu-
ptlsgathered at the parsonage to spend
the day, giving her a genuine surprise.
There were 28 present, The table was
spread in the new tent ami (airly groii-i
ed with good things. In the evening all
went home iigreeing Hint they had had a
good time and Mr. and Mrs. Rice voted
that they had been royally entertained.
Timothy.
4n Wyoming.
I We are glud to know that our old
friend Gene Wolilheter is able t be out,
again.
We understand that Church seaviens
and Sabbath school will be held in the
hall from now on.
Miss Eva Church is quite sick at this
writing She has been confined to her
led for several days so we hear.
Quill, of the L.usk Herald was a caller
at our home one day last week. Call
again Bro. Quill and we will swap yarns
and find something new to tell.
Rev. Youngmon reports
soliciting money to repair
church at this place. We
time ago the people would respond if to retain her for another year, which we
called upon, and we feel quite sure the hope they will
amount necessary to repair the building
can be easily raised by presenting the
condition of the church to the people.
The singing class will meet every Sat
urday evening at 8 o'clock. All mem
bers of the class should be present and ever befell the human raee-grnstor
1 I .. ii v..na l...ur l iii-t.ln Iff ll
any desiring to join the class are cordial
ly invifod. There was a good interest
last Saturday night and all we want is a
little pluck and staying qualities for we
can learn to sing only by our own efforts.
We learn that Homer Priddy has been
appointed post-master of this place. A.
J. Bogart resigning. We are sure Mr.
Priddy deserves the same at tlie hands
of his party, and as a citicen he is worthy
of it and we feel sure Mr. Priddy will
will make a good and accommodating
post-master. Success to you Mr. Priddy
And accept our congratulations.
THE VOLCANO'S DEADLY WORK
from the Fell of Pom pell to the Des
truction of St. Pierre." by I'm'- Charles
Mnrrli. L. L. I). Most Intensely interesting
tir over nutillslied. Complete, thrilling
UK-unite account of greatest disaster that
even
i... ...r.ru.H Th Is how Martinique, uno
ol the most hnantlful iHliiurtsln the worlrt
wiin suddenly transformed Into a vertliiln
hell. About 600 pages, profusely Illustrated
with phoU)nphs taken before ana alter
lUKSter. Practically oniy "i"H
Book" In the Held, for everyone who insists
,,n havlnit I'rot. Morris' book and no other.
Heat author, largest book, best Illustrated
clentmcally accurate I'rtccfl.M. Agents
ur.....j Rtmrinous nroltts for those who
.etnulcklv. Most liberal terms. Outfit
...i. linn't lose a minuie. neuu
1MMKDIA1 KI.Y, sd be at work. The
chance ot a llfe-tnne for making money.
CLARK & Co., 222 8. 4th St., Philadel
phia, Pa, Mention this Paper. 48
vMiss Amy Christian, who has been
quite poorly for some time is feeling bet
ter and her many friends hope that she
may soon regain her former good health
The writer last week visited with Mr.
and Mm. Robert Harrison of Adelia and
J. I. Davis and the writer visited the
Sundav school tn Warbonnei precinct
u.i A.mdav and found a very Interest-
enjoyed Uie privilege that lias not been g Sunday school. This Sunday school
granted me in six teen years; that is to was organized last winter ny miss uhid
walk among the spple trees and see the g. Harms who taugtit scnooi in uiav
young apples setting on, and some In district and it has been quite interesting
bloom. It made me somewhat home- aVer since. Mrs. Paul Zerbst is the
sick for my old native state, but the hos- Surintendent. and from the Interest
pitality of my host and hostess soon dis- Hhown by ber and all present. Is that it
l led Jill such feelings, for all that have will continue to prosper and grow, and
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ever visited the home of these cordial the seed that Is being sown in his name
and kind hearted people can Ustlfy to n0w, will bring forth fruit abundantly
the same. If there Is any one In Sioux
County that thinks there is not an orch
ard in this part of the country all you
will have to do is visit Mr. Harrison'
place and he convinced that there is such
a ,liiu
in years to come. This Hunnay scnooi
meeU at 20 p. m. and is only a pleas
ant drive from this place and we know
that any one that might want to visit ,
this school will be wdcume.
Andrew and Chris Christian have each
put in about fifty acres of corn. The
click of the planter was new music to
the bovs who have grown up in this
neighborhood.
No Walter; we wont say anything
about it this time bot the next time you
en horse hack ridine with that school
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maara don't let that fool Zekiel see you
or he will put you in the paper sure.
MOn last Saturday evening as Esther
Ttumlin was nsinif an ax it flaw olf the
handle striking her little sister Fernie on
the head inflicting a bad wound. So far
it is not considered dangerous and if no
bad results follow she will be all right
soon. Junie tells us that there were
ome scared people at their house for
a while after the accident.
y"'On last Saturday J. J. Zumbrunnen
while In Lusk received a telegram from
rrancis Deuel telling him to have some
one meet him n Lusk the next day as he
was at Casper and quite sick. John
Deuel and Ray Znmbrunnen went down
and orought him home. He was quite
sick but able to lie around. We hope he
will soon be all right again.
Quarterly meeting was held in the W.
O. W. hall last Sunday. A large crowd
was in attendance. Rev. Warren con
ducted the services, assisted by Rev.
Youngroao, taking for his text, John 18
chap, and the last clause of the 83rd
verse, ' But be of good cheer: I have ov
ercome the world." At the conclusion
ot the sermon the rites of the sacrament
was administered and a large number,
we are glad to state, partook thereof.
We are always glad to meet Mr. War
ren and hope that he may come often. .
Zkxiel.
Apropos of the coming meeting of the
Eikorn Valley Editorial Association in
our city in the near future I would like
to say a few things so that you will not
be disappointed in the quill-pushers.
In the first place they are the homhest
aggregation of genius that you ever set
eyes upon. These moulders of public
opinioo are so homely that when they
met in Ainsworth some" vears"ago" the
band couldn't play until a curtain had
been hung up between Hand the editors.
The bandsmen said the audience had the
same effect on them that a man sucking
a lemon would have had.
It is thought by many and said by
some that editors are an unregenerate
lot and don't care a cuss for the hereaft
er. J Ins is a base slander, at least so tar
as the members of the E. V, E. A. are
concerned. So that you will know what
you are going up against we will tell
you ai- near as we can the religious and
political complexions of a few of the un
regenerates we know.
There's Church of Atkinson tall and
skinny a goodly man although a Repub
lican. I think he is a Methodist.
Then there's Bob Good of Newport, a
Democratic EpiscopalUn and Sunday
School superintendent. Bob used to be
the Beau Brummel of the Valley until
his hair fell out and he joined the church.
Luke B;ttes of Long Pine Republican,
Episcopalian and a lawyer on the side.
How's ihat for a combination?
Then comes Burleigh strenuous, bald
headed Burleigh who let Brown county
gO to the Pops and joined the Methodist
church. He has l?en in suck cloth anil
ashes ever since hut will probably come;
out purified about next fall.
Then there is George Miles, Burle'gli's
esteemed contemporary, I clout know
what church George is al!iliaied will,
probably no, any, ;s he is a Populist.
He is the largest and best naturud man
in the bunch.
Bill Barker of Vaien'.ine is a, Presby
terian and a Republican. He is now in
New York City attending Lhe general as
sembly of his faith who are trying to tix
the burial place of Adam, etc.
Heath, of the (dy Cow Boy, is inde
pendent in politics. He is creditel with
being a Christian Scientist, but he runs
pntent medicine ads.
Lyon of Gordon, is a Republican. He
should have been a preacher. lie is a
M'-thodist. He and Burleigh come from
such dry towns that they will proliably
gu.zle all the lemonade and soft (V;
drinks in Chadron.
The Rushville and Hay Springs editors
are unknown propositoiin to the writer.
Here ill hfuiron the gentleman who
presides ever the destinies of The Journal
is a deacon in the M. E. church and a
God fearing mail in everything except
his politics.
The editor of this pa per is inclined to
he a follower of Mis. bddv but as it re
quires considerable effort we don't tie-
lieve he'll ever be rid of his earthly
pains.
Burke, of Harrison, is a Methodist and
his contemporary, Wright, is saia to ce
Mohammedan.
Up in Crawford we have Con Linde
u, populist; Col. Ketchiim. republi-
1 ,T. -(! 1 1 l.ll..,.n Tlin
can, and wuiguei.i, reiuuiuu.
last named is a Congregationalist.
So you see the editors of the E. V. E.
A. are not such an unregenerate lot as is
erroneously supposed. They are a whole
souled and for the most part a broad
minded lot of men whom it will lie a
pleasure to entertain, and we hope you
will do your best to show them a good
time. Chadronian.
Professional Cards.
JM. i. 0 Touuell, - - Co. Attorney,
W1H Practice In All Court.
Special Attention Given U Land Of
flee Business. ' '
Collections and all business entrust
ed to me will receive prompt utteiitioW
Hahwson - Nebraska.
J. E. PHINVEY. M. D. -Pliylseian
aitd Surgeon.
All calls given prompt attention
Onlce in lrug Store.
-HARRISON - NEBRASKA.
GRANT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all legai
matters in Justice, County and District
Courts, and before the United State
Land Oflice.
Fire Insurance written in reliabls
sompanies.
EU"Legal papers carefully drawn.
Harrison. Nebraska.
THE PERCH E RON.
Black Diamond
and Sir Arc hard.
Registered Stallions will be
at my horse barn in Harrison
this season and one of the
above stallions will stand at
Hill Shatto's place at Kirtly
on Mondays, Tuesdays and
Wednesdays, also one of
tham will stand at Bodanj
Thursdays and Fridays.
Stockmen wishing the use
of a Registered Shire or Pcv
cheron Horse should consult
their best interests by seeing"
these Stallions before breed
ing elsewhere.
Terms: To insure ma.e with
foal, 10.00.
Owned by, J H. BARTELL,
HARRISON, - - - NEBRAKS A
Notice the Witt Bros, sale advertise
ment in this week's issue of the PRESS
JOURNAL. Bodarc Gleanings.
Mrs. Eugene Wohlheter and children
came down from Harrison Saturday to
visit for a while with Grandma Wohlh
eter and other relatives.
Services will lie conducted at the Bo-
darc church, Sunday by Emery E. Zim
merman at 11 a. m. Lunch at 12 o'clock'
Services of a business nature at 2 p. m
which will be presided over by Mr, Bice.
As this in all probability will be the last
time the people of Bodarc will have an
opportunity to meet with Mr. Rice' all
should try to be present.
The late rain has made the valley
green and cheered and cncoiiroged the
folks to rush around and get in their
gardens and their corn planted.
Dr. Leash of Chadron is the guest of
John Code this week, his acquaintance
with the Coffee family adds hack to the
days of the Civil war.
r .Inhn Thaver. who had a severe
attack of heart trouble on Friday last,
went to Chadron on the train Saturday
evening for medical treatment,
A few representatives expect to leave
here Tuesday for Cottonwood to attend
the Sunday school convention to be held
there Wednesday and Thursday.
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County Napa.
The Phhks-JotrnaI. has printed a lim
ited number of nuips on Manilla cni
lard which can lie secured for 10v i
They will slso lie given as a premium l
new subscribers.
North-Westeni
LINE
F, E. M. V. 11. R. is the Ut.it
to and from the
BLACK HILLS,
DKADWOOIt AND HOT MT.INU,
SOUTH DAKOTA.
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