HlARRISON PRESS - J OURN AL.
VOL. XV. H-AIRISOIISr, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, CTTJIsrE
4r. 1903.
ISl O. 49
T1
LOCAL NEWS OF
THE TOWN.
For ncreens, fro to J. H. Lacy's.
Gerlachs received acar load of machin
ery t his week.
J. B. Burke left .Tuesday night for
Mitchell Nebr.
John Rlieripecher was doing business
in town Monday.
Read the auction wile of John L.
in another column.
Kay's
F. E. Jandt was mixing
llarrisonites Tuesday.
with the
Miss Mabel Hunter visited with friends
at Bodarc last Sunday.
Albert Hill and family were up from
East Hat Creek Monday.
The Warlxinnet people turned
enormous on decoration day.
Hon. P. Toffee and son Frank were
Harrison visitors last. Tuesday.
Sunday school at
body invited. W. II.
10 o'clock: every
Davis; Hupt.
August L. Ring, wife and children
attended the lecture last Monday night
Hotit. was up from his ranch
on lower Running water the first of the
week,
Rev. llortnn went, to Lakeside yester
day evening. He exjiects to be back
Saturday.
Mrs. Valdez went up to their ranch in
Wyoming this week, to try ranch life
for a while.
We forgot to mention the arrival nf a
10 pound hoy ut the home of Henry Kre
ni'in last week.
M J, (lay hart, Henry Wawrhiirgor,
nnd 'laus ' 'hristetisen were in from M int.
WW Inst Rititrdav.
L '. Wright, editor of the Son. -nil
Ins w ire left fur a few weeks visit in Iowa
and other points last, Friday evening
f The Rev. John I!. Sloan, the Presbyter
ian Pioneer mintnster, died one awl; ago
lust Sunday nt bis home in Alliance.
TO (T UK AI'OI.H IN ONK I A Y .
T iki- I.hjiI i'.' 'Iro n li'ilnlnn t.itilel. All
itrmtdt r f i nl I ie mnni'V It If falls to
cure, K. w. 'irinr'rt sluatim. Uoii fetich
1)11 x fie.
Kdwin Out brie returned from Kearney
Nebr. last Saturday mointng. His many
fri"ndsandasoeiatcsare glud to welcome
(inn hack
Marlin f'arm'l went down to J. H.
Cook's ranch on Ronnini water I he week
and brought back some horses to break
for Mr. C,
Harrison is bv a doctor, no if yon don't
Want to die don't get sick. Dr. Phinnev
and family are living on their ranch in
South Uikota.
The fifth grade boys were pb-ased to
receive a lell'T this week from their late
teacher, Miss llellyer, who is now at
Wayne going to school.
Miss Elsi Hill and Miss Wickershain,
and Mr. Wickershain and Mr. Oriinniet
were up from the valley und attended
the lecture Monday night.
Dr. Iteicbard will ho at the Wright
Hotel June 1st, If, 15, 10, and 17 prepared
to do your dental work at low prices.
Extract teeth without pain.
Born last Friday night to Mr and Mrs.
Martin Carroll a 10 pound lsiy, Martiu
steps pretty high, but there is nothing
two good for the Irish you know.
For Sal.
The best Wagon in the country
The
H butler and Birt Bros., at
J. II. Kartell's.
Mm, Lizzie Coffee and children came
tip from Chad ron Tuesday and w ill s-nd
the summer months on the ranch, where
the boys run llsh, ride, and yell to their
heart content.
John Biomberg was up from (lieu, and
made the PmRnk JoUKNaI. man feel glad
hv leaving htm a silver cart heel. John
Is one of those kind that never forgets
the poor printer, and success to you
J hn.
Cuts, Bruises and Plume Quickly
Healed.
Chamberlain's Paot Halm is an rit,s p-j
tic liniment, Hit I when uppliwd to cuts,
bruises and burns, cnuws them to heal
wi h nit I'istiira'ion und
c(.cM.Y than V the usual
much more !
rentiiii-nt.
V.je iH by all Drugi,':!.
,K-'S,,!"M'4,
HERE AND THERE?
In a letter from Jess fjrossley this week,
of Lena this state he says lliey had the
worst bail storm they have bad since
1801. Th hail in places lav 2 feet deep,
we have something up this way to be
thankful for yet.
fleorge Turner returned home from
Omaha, where he wer.t to consult a doc
tor, hut we are sorry to say that be is
not much improved in health, although
the doctor thought he could cure him,
and we hope he cat..
We see from the Valentine Republican
the death of Nora May Ray, wife of Rev.
Charles W, liav of that place. Mrs. Ray
had a great many friends in both Dawes
iiid Sioux county who will read with
sorrow this sad news.
Sheriff Lowry is making out receipts
for county Treasurer Davis, and he goes
at the business like an old hand. Mr.
Lowry has shown himself a competent
officer os sheriff, and why not lie such in
the Treasurer'nolfloe.?
C'hildrens day should be observed by
all sabbath schools, and if there is a
sabbath school that has not made ar
rangements to have exercises on this day
commence now, for there are none that
like to be recognized more than the
children.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets are jo.f hat you need w hen you
have no appetite, feel dull lif ter eating
and wake up with a twd taste in your
mouth. They will improve your up
petite, cleanse and invigorate jour stom
ach and give you a relish for your food.
For sale by all Druggists
D, II. (iriswobl's familiar font; was
seen on our streets shaking hands with
his many friends, which were trulv glad
to see htm, we lire glad to say that Mr.
(iriswold has a good business in Gordon
but should Ue ever conclude to leave
there we want him toktiow Ha.Tisou will
always welcome him hack.
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera. .rvd
Dlarr; io,;. Remedy
Is everywhere recognized as the one
remedy that can always b- depended up
on Hint that Is pleasant to take It is
especially vuluaui'i lor summer marrlioea
in children and is imdi-ub'.ly t he means of
saving the lives of a great many i hililren
each year. For sale by all Druggists.
Mis fLe.it Hops Roe.llzed.
From the Sentinel, (iebo, Mont.
In th llrsi o;,einn i of Oklahoma to set-
I lers in 1H1U, t li editi r of tins p.iper was
tuning the luany seekers after fortune
who mad'i the big r ue one One day in
April. During his traveling about and
afterwads hiscaniping upon Lis claim, he
. ii oni.ler, d much bad water, which, to
gether with the severe feat, gave 111 ji a
Very severe diarrhoea which It seemed
almost imp issible to check, and along lit
June the case became so bad lie expected
to die. One day one of his neiglilsirs
fanlight him one small bottle of Cham
herlaiu's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy as a last hope. A big dose was
given bun while he was rolling about on
the ground in great agony, and in a few
mimiles the dose was repeated. The
g )isl effect of tiie medicine w as soon no
ticed and within an hour the patient was
taking his first sound sleep for a fort
night. 1 bat one little bottle worked a
complete cure, and he cannot help but
feel gralelul. Toe reason for bowel dis-
Lorders being at hand suggests th is item.
For sale by nil Druggists.
Dnvorollon Day t Hrrleon.
Prompt I v at 10 o'clock A. M. Saturday
morning the rendition of the program
ommenced and lasted for aliout two
hours, after which the vast uudieiicti
formed in line and marched to the ceme
tery, where the graves of our soldiers
were strewed with flowers, and also the
graves of departed friends. There was
the largrtst crowd in Harrison that has
lten here for some time and the seating
. ,,! tv ,f tin M E church was insnffl
' , ., , . . i ,i . Chit-ago & North-Western Railway for
dent for the great mass of eo,ilu that J
-.. i . .., the occasions named Iwlow;
were present. The program rendered by I
the children was appreciated by nil, not Presbyterian General Assembly, Los
only for the rendalion of their parts, but Angeles, May 21st to June 2nd.
the grand and noble efforts set forth by Travelers' Protective Association, Indian
their presence, and willingness to do i apolis, lud., June 9lh to. 11th.
wuiiething in appreciation and reinenilier-j Modern Woodmen of America, Indian
am of the ones hat were willing to lay j apolis, Ind., June 17th to 21th.
down their lives for their country. We National Educational Association,
I ure sorry to my there were hut few old j
soldiers present, and while we will admit'
there are not a great many of our veter- j
ans left, but there could have been a
better representation than was, ro we,
hope the ones that were alisciil from
these services will (if spared) never be!
absent again. Rev. Iloiton give an inter-1
esling nddrefs, und we hope thai the
many kind tokens of rememliraiie will
nut Is' forgotten by all that, were present
and may long live the old soldier, for it 1
m in bun that we can nay we owe our '
gtBAtness, bolb at home and abroad.
I "I have limi troubled for sumo time
Z , u- i I li nIIrjtn nnil .! r wt cti ' w.iVa
Mrs. Surah W. Curtis, of Lee, Mans,
"and have been taking ' ha";berlains
Stomach and Liver Tablets which have
helped me very much so that now I can
eat many things that before I could not,
If you have any trouble with your atom
ach why not take these Tablets and get
well? For Rale by all Druggists.
At a regular meeting of the county
commissioners Jan. l.lth.. 11)03, Tht
following estimate of expenses for the
year 1D03 was ordered.
District ;:ourt I3.000 00
Stationary 300.0(1
Ollicers Salenes 1,000.00
Soldiers Relief Fund 300.00
1'rirUirig ami publishing HOO 00
Roads and Bridges 8,000.00
Incidental Expenses 3,51)0.011
Ollicers Fees 700.00
Wm. J. A. ltaum,
Clerk
Marsteller Bros, disposed of their
general merchandise business this week
to John I. Davis and James F. Bourret
We have been personally acquainted with
Mr. iHivis and Bourret for the past fifteen
years, and can say that no more worthy
tiitHi than these can lie found in the county
and we feel that the great trade that has
always been accorded the firm of Mars
teller Bros, will be thankfully received
by this new firm, and they will alway
treat you right. We wish the new firm
success.
("apt- W. R. Alters gave his lecture on
Jerusalem to a good audience on last
Monday night aim from the nttenlion
given and ooinpliuieiitory remarks we
have heard all was well pleased with the
lecture. The Oap'ain is a good and ear
nest talker and if any one failed to get
! any gooil from his talk it was no fault, of
Mr. Akers. The singing was very good
wo are glad to say, and we only wish
that, some th.U called our singing bum-
my not long ago had been present for I
think they would have been shown that
Harrison has son, that can sing w hen
they aie called upon.
PROGRAM.
Program of the eleventh annual con
vention of the Sioux County Sunday
School association to iw held in i
church at Bodaru, Nehru-'ka, June 17-18
Wi:dni-siav. Jlsh 17.
10:30 A. M., 1 'c. votiocal S rvice
11.00 A. M., Palter How can we :ct the
Most Good t ro i This Convention"
Mrs. Minnie Miller
UXH) U.NCH
1:30 P M. Paper, Jhu Object of the
Sunday School,"
Mrs. i '. p L.von
Mi'". Anna t iohh n
2:30 R. M.
Thorough
'Why a Teacher Should lie a
i'hi'i-,1 la fi'1
Rev. L. W. Iloiton
2:30 P. M. P,iM-r, "I low to Conduct a
Young Peoples ( lass"
Miss Jennie F.lhs
. Rev. E. E. nitiierniaii
7:0 P
8 00 P.
M. Song Service
M. Address, Rev, Ilotisoi.
IllUKKIMV, Jt;NE IS.
9:00 A. M. Devotional Service
0:30 A. M. "How Can We Item h Out
siders" KeV Ilobson
10 30 A. M. "How to Secure the Attend
ance of Parents"
...J. If. Kartell
M, J. Wehtr, Discussion
11:30 A. M. Reports of .Schools
I.fNCH.
1:30 P.M. "Individual Responsibility"
, John I. Davis
i 2:30 P. M. "How to Make an Interesting
Sunday School"'..
W. H. Davis
M. Election of Officers
J. B. Bl'HKK, President.
Mhrt. Hattir E. Ohove, Secy.
Special Reduced
Fxr.ursinn RatRS
C. 4 N. W.UV.
I Will be in effect frm all points on the
Boston, July (lib to lOlh.
Nobles of the Mvstic Shrine, Saratoga
Springs, N, Y., July 7th to lOlh.
United Christian Endeavor, Denver, July
Dili to 13th.
Epworth League, Detroit, Mich,, July
16th to lllih. ,
B. P. 0. E , Baltimore, Ml., July 21 23,
O. A. K. meeting, Hun Francisco, Aug.
17th to Sand
For Information a to rites. dates of
sale, etc., of these 'ir other occasions,
call upon the ticket agent of tbn North-;
Western Line.
! 3:30 P
AUCTION SALE.
AT HARRISON, NEBR
r JUNK 17, VJO'i-
40 Head llerford cattle "
25 Head good young cows, calves by side
IS Yearling heifers
1 3 year old registered bull
1 Yearling registered bull
1 High grade yearling bull
The earlirgs and calves are all by
register id bulls.
iRMS Cash or bankable notes at.
10 er ent interest, 4 months time.
JOHN L. KAY.
Sale commences at I o'clock P. M
Hunter Happenings, '
Mr, Hunter has left us again.
Not much sunshine here now.
Mr. Shepherds visited at Mr. Jones's
Sunday evening.
Mr. Jack Cook visited at Harrison and
Crawford last week.
Mr. D, W. Shepherd and family visited
at Proctorville Sunday.
Grandma Schwartz is visiting with
her daughters near Harrison at this
writing,
Mr. Tucker's sister, who has been visit
ing with him, returned to her home in
Wyoming Saturday.
Mrs. l.iiidemau, of i'rawford, visited
her daughter. Mrs. Harvey, last week.
Roy's little brother is staying with
him a while,
Say Zekiel, don't think for once that
we meant you when we said Zelie, we
only meant Ezra Tucker, a that is his
pet name around here.
Bouyt.'KT.
I In Wyoming.
J.J. Ziiiiibruiiiieii was on the sick list
the iast (.1 last week.
Mrs. J. D. Williams was (juite sick on
last Saturday and Sunday.
Rev L. W. Ilortou was the guest, of
Mr, and Mrs. John Davis Saturday night.
Mrs. Harry Deuel had a tussel with
the grip last week; Hope Ui.it sh-j has tlia
liesl of it by this tune. -
Q iite a numl.r of the W.O. W.'s gather
ed at Oeorge -J.ivis' to help him put III
his crop on last Saturday.
At a meeting of I he school hoard on
last Frul.i, Zekiel was appointed census
enumerator lor school dis riot Nc. 7.
Charlie (iogen, of Oklahoma Territory.
arrived here on Tmsdav of last week, for
Visit, with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. O. L. Christian.
So "Buds and Blossoms" have been
ucked ami made into av 'Bouquet"
Well, v.ell, time works great changes
loesn't it "Biouxkay."
Mr. Lo Wilson and Miss Florence
hristian were pleasant callers at our
sanctum on last Sunday evening, (.'all
mi, the latch string is always on the
outside.
The Pleasant Ridge Cannon went off
soma time ago; so we can not usher in
Independence Day wi I h a t launon's roar.
It was at the Herring House In Lusk the
isl we heard of it.
Andrew Christian's gray tea-u ran
away w ith his Ited grinder on last Satur
day and badly demoralized it. They ran
through a w ire tenee I ut tscupid with a
lew slight scratches.
We learn that Kdla and Jennie Ku tley,
former residents of this nart. but uo.v of
Hot Spring:!, S. Dak., will graduate from
the college at that place shortly. We
are glad to Mote their success in school,
as they were at one time, the pupils of
ye scribe.
Rev, li. W. llortnn took a snap shot
of ye "Knight ol the Faber,' Ins family,
and their home, a short time ago. The
picture is all right and the work we can
commend, but we did not ksow before
that we bore such a resemblance td Yon
Yehnsori of Sweden.
Seeding is about over in this part, and
the clodlelter, no, that s not the word -he
lives at Andrews, or Hunter; So many
changes perplex us and we are liable to
err; Well, the Clisl grass hopper will
now have time lo talk with the reporter
and give him pointers.
Decoration dav was observed by those
having friends buried in the Pleasant R.
cemetery, y mte a number gathered at
the cemetery and strewed Hie graves
with dowers; also planted shrubs and
flowers over the graves. Mrs. Dryer
recently erected a nice tombstone at her
hilslKind's grave.
J. J. ZiiMibriiiuien lost a horse verv
suddenly on last Friday, and it wasn't
stolen wither. Il dropped dead of heart
failure at sight of your correspondent, so
we surmise, for just a few minutes after
taking a good look at us it dropped dead
The lloyles Isiy pulled their well drill j
home last Friday 4 froiM' somewhere in
Nebraska.
?1KIKJ
ALL
Love to buy ooil goods at the lowest pr'mt nwihe
and the plai.e to do this is at
CJCllLACfl'S GENERALSTORE.
In clothing, Gents furnishing, Goods,
Boots and Shoes.
We are ready to compete with the world,
and the way to prove it, is to give us a triaL
"Come and see us any way and be social."
GERLACH'S STORE-
A Summer Course in Elementary Agri
culture for Teachers.
The Neljraska Legislature recently
passed a law requiring all applicants for
teachers' certificates to pass an exami
nation in the principles of elementary
agriculture. This law goes into effect
July 1, lo:t.
Iu view of these requirements, the
University of Nebraska oilers in its sum
mer school, June li to July 33, a course
in agriculture especially arranged lor
teachers.
This course includes lectures and reci
tations upon such subjects as the
formation and physical properties of soils
the melhodsof tillage to conserve mois
ture in soils, and topics dealing with
plant growth with special reference lo
farm crops. The class work will be
illustrated by simple laboratory experi
ments which can be performed in any
school. Attention will also be given to
subjects pertaining to the breeds of live
stock, annual nutrition, etc.
This course has the endorsement of
: he Slate Superintendents interviewed
express a willingness to accept University
credits in agriculture without requiring
an examination in that subject when
cerl ideates are applied for.
The sin cess of the present movement
introducing the elements of agriculture
into the common schools will depend
upon tho lilness of teachers for carrying
on the work. ,
It is hoped the teachers of Nebraska
will avail themselves of the opportunit
ies offered by the University at Lincoln
this summer. The work will he in charge
of Professor II. R. Smith of the School
of Agriculture.
War Bonnet Topics.
Oeorgo Walker is working at the S E
at present.
Mrs Johnson is very sick yet and no
doctor lo be had.
Miss I) irnian visited a few days at Mr.
S;itn L-cliitgs last week.
Mr OiiTetson anil family were visiting
at Jim Mernams Sunday.
The linest, rain of the season visited
this locality last Thursday.
Mrs. Jack Fiuley and family, were
visiting with Scot ts Sunday.
It looks queer to see men planting corn
with their overcoat on but that was the
case this week, it is so cold.
Mrs. Nels Anderson who has been visit
ing wiln her parents for the past week
returned home Inst Saturday.
Sam L"cing is badly crippled up at.
present, be hurt himself while scraping
or scrapping, 1 don't snow which.
Frank Hubbard is home again, has hired
to, lack Finley to work in the mill which
he is just moving to Little Monroe.
Miss Lucy Moravck was visiting with
Ollivelle Dunn last week, they were
down lo visit with Mary Scott, one day.
Rev. HorUin will preach again next
Sunday after S. S. as usual at It o'clock
P. M. come one and all, every one in
viled. F.d Scott had the misfortune of getting
kicked by a mule last week, be had a
very badly bruised arm, but no bones
broken.
Arthur Dunn gave us a cull Sunday
and Oeorge (larreisons pleasant face was
among us, it seems like old tunes to see
Oeorge n round,
A gentleman was from U-iiver looking
for a locat ion, he was in search of arauch
mid stopped a few days at W. II. Dunn's,
as he was sent by him, and an acquaint
ance of his.
Two friends of Jim Merri.uns arrived
hero last week from the east; they must
lie hustlers as they have both secured
work already in less than a weeks time,
one is working lor Robert Keel and one
for Mr, Shepherd, one good thingahout
this country a man or I sty can get work
if they want it. and good wagesgenerally.
In the afternoon Saturday I dropped in
Die Lodge rom just long enough to
partake of the delicious cake and ice
cream, I mention cake first, as they were
Isisl. although both were delicious, the
repast was given in honor of Mrs, Thoi ton
part vice oracle and neighlsir Viildez anil
Fitzgerald who will take their departure
inthi future, we nre all sorry lo see
them go but wishtheni good luck In'
their pe.w adventure, ,
PEOPLE
Professional Cards.
ORANT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all lega
matters iu Justice, County and District
('oui'ts, and before the United State
Land Ollice.
Fire Insurance written in reliabtr
companies.
t'Legal papers carefully drawn. .
Hakmson. - Nebraska.
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Direct line to St. Paul Minneapolis-
Direct Line to Black Hills.
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No. 83, loo frt. 10. No. 84 loo frt. 5:25
J. H. LACY.
SUCCESSOR TO E. R0HWF.R-
LEALER in
Lumber, lath, sash, dbors
lime, cement, and building
material of all kinds.
Hardware
Farm machinery..
Harness, Saddles, and
Range goods.
Flour, Feed, and Grain.
Paint, Oils & etc.
I at tended ihe exercises at the church
in Harrison Memorial day anil must
say 1 was surprised to see such a crowd
as llf-ie must have been over a hundred
at Ihe church there was hardly standing
room, m ni the exercises were hue, tin ie
was one girl spoke who I would have
known was of Miss Lillie Harrises train
ing if 1 hadn't heard her name, she done
so splendidly, and Rev, llortous adores
was appreciated by all 1 am sure by the
order that was kept while lieiue ueliver
t;d. There were til wagons anil biiggies
drove to the cemelry besides lots mi
horse back and foot, the ceuiul ry m
decorated and not a grave was , mil. ltd,
which showed i lie goodness of the people.;
one grave 1 most speak of and thank the.
ones mho were so Ihoiighll ul as lo so
beautifully di-coratu that grave as I. is
mother had ii'-k me when she went away
to remember Roy's grave on decoration
day aul I went with thu intentions of
placing Mowers on his grave hut when
1 got there I Was surprised indeed lo see
Ills grave literally covered, covered with
wreaths and bouquets, the hoys and girl
of Harrison some of them had been
thonghtltil enough to go and smooth the
rough dirt and cover his grave witU dow
ers, those same Isiys and girls may h.ivo
some faults but surely good h-ans In hu
so thoughtful of poor little Roy Dunn. .
1 wish his parents could have seen it,
placed my liooquet iiiiiong llie rest, I
hardly found room lot it.
, l'WKIV.
Claims He Can Burn Wattr.
A Washington inventor claims to
havo porreoUsl a device by whlcn
water can bo burned and made to
yield an Intense a heat as Is desired.
In stoves and furnaces. Fire-water,
so to speak,
Gen. Garibaldi PlghUr.
Oen. Rirclottl Garibaldi, who Is or
ganizing an Independent Italian corps.
to help the Macedonians, was but 2
years old when his fantous fathsv 4
(eaded Rome aalnst tb Frtoclk