Harrison Press -Journal.
VOL.X7I. HHRISOISr, N"EBRASKA., THURSDAY,
M-tOC-H. IO. 1904. IS) O. 37
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LOCAL NEWS OF
THE TOWN
Read the dw ads.
Tho Crawford dentist is Or. Rpindlo.
Hay for sal. Inquire of Alas Lowry.
Clam Leeling was up from Squaw creek
Tuesday.
A. R. Kennedy came up from Crawford
yesterday.
John Mack vi up from Boggy for a
couple of days.
Mr. Chan. Lewi is visiting friends 10
town this week.
1. 8. Mcintosh is visiting hia family in
town thin week.
Ireorge Hill was viwitinjj in town
first of the week.
the
( Jeorge Davis waa down from Kirtley
Wyoming ytMenlav.
L. C Wright returned
Dakota last Saturday.
from South
John T:dd wan dowa from Eckard S. D
on bu-iue-H yesterday.
Hud Johnson and wife were up from
ant Hatcreek Monday,
John Sutton w d wn from
Rl "teethe first of the week
Pleasant
Uarry Itaul-erty nt Severn I da
id town last and thin week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewi visited
and Mrs. Chaales Unitt Sunday.
Mr
Dr. DavU's wife and baby arrived here
from Cody Tuesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Bietfel and Children re
turned from Wisconsin Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Mill moved into the hou
recently vacated by Frank WrijjM.
Dr. Ames extracts teeth by rtie same
painleaa methods that all dentists use
John Burke aad.Cale Parwons visited
the Harrison schools the (irstof the week
Lacv Bros, are gUitu alonjt fine with
their new building. It is now Iwinr
ehinjled.
County AsMesaor Story was doing
business at the county seat the Ust of
last week.
Charles Webster and 0. R
papal to ute Cuililliel'viai tiauk
of the week.
Anderson
tiie fir
Arthur Kline has been having a sieife
of the rheumatism for the past two or
three weeks.
The postponed Quarterly mfeetinjr was
held at the parsonage last (Saturday at
10.30 o'clock.
Dr. Davis has rented the Valdez house
and Mr. Valdec will move his family up
to the ranch soon.
Mrs. Tom Dredge lias been quite sick
for the Dast week. Dr. Davis has been
called several times.
A brother of Mr. T. O. Williams is
hew visiting him and family. He came
frjm Portland Oregon.
jft Jn Marking, who has heen working up
i at Dead wood S. D. for some time, le-
turned home vesterdriv. "
Joseph Burke atATted to vnrk f
Clarence Holiin'wdrtH thm week at the
Cook ranch on. Runningwater..
(leorse Wiltiams writes for the Phesh
JomNAL to lie, ent to him at Lincoln
"We will try find tell voitall thn news
fi.orgo."
If j pu want a suit of clothes, or a good
hat or "twiea or boots don't waste your
rnnneu Wuring a nv where else but an to
0ERLACH"8 store and get the best
geods for the leant money.
TO (fit AOOMMIt ONE DAY.
Trtre tssattve hro o Unlnlne tablets. All
rugidsu refund the monev It If fat Is to
ears. K. W. Grove's signature Is on each
The Het-Weiem U.t
R.ueeU-Jaan Atlaa.
A Jtiiaan-Japjinesw War Atlaa has been
lasued by the f'hicagn A North Western
B'jN. Three nne colored maps, each
UlN. hound in convenient form for
referetiea. The Eastern situation shown
in detail, with tables showing relative
Military and naval strength and financial
reaouroM of Russia and Japan.
Copy mailed to anv address on receipt
af im (I0)otnU In postnge, hy J. A.Kuhn
A't Oen. Frt. A Pass, Aft . C. eV N.W.
JFy, Omaha, KHr.
HERE AND
l)r. Spindlo the Crawford dentiat.
Egg will be taken fortnuieat Lowry's
John Biegel u moving hia household
KoikIk Imi h up lo the -anch, and will
moe his family in a few data.
F. B Litnt: worthy returned home last
Monday. Ilia father died last Wednes
day, and was laid away to rest on Fralay
II. II Rti II an I n Frtnk were up
Iroiu Oleu Moudai , mid mud a tl-H nl
call, -nd ordered tile I'KIMM JuVKKAL
tent io them.
We hid a light a uw storm M Malay
morning, and a shower ol ram hi Hie
I eeo ng, alter hu ll tlas t.mioo v sli m
ed lit the east.
Mr 1 1 im K im', lii h i-l n t i iiiu
Willi Mi S.tr;-. Jordan lor tin- jaM
moiilh, returned to lin home at Sheep
creek jeaieiday.
Mich Orrel Kelley closed a successful
li no of m.IuhI in Hie L.icy 1 list i let last
Mt-k, und leltior her home at Geneva
Nebra&k.! Miinlty evening.
There will Iw a dance and oyster super
at Hie Wiit ranch northwest of town, on
Friday, March 11. All are Invited to
come and have a good time.
Lkwis Witt.
R.N. A. ENrCR.TAl.VMC.XT.
Tiie Rival NhiIiImiis of Amerua wiil
Kive the play, "How The Huso nils Unl
Even," ut Andrews Hall, Friday evening
M.ticli 2olli. AdiiiiHsion 10 and 15 cents.
NOTICE
All parties indebeted to l 'has. New inan
b note, or otherwise will find all bills,
and noies ut ti.e Commercial Bank lor
collection. Please call and settle all
open accounts hy note bankable or cash
in hand and save cosls.
has. Nkwman
. harles Smith was up from Hewitt
last week, and informed us that liis house
came very near burning down. Part of
it did burn, and his and Russell's siul.ilea
which ihey had just greased and were
still in the room, were burned so that
tliey are scarcely any good.
Hunter Happenings.
News is scarce.
A gentle spring rain is falling just no.
Mrs. J. R. Hunter was a Harrison visit
or rriiJay.
The weather is so lovely il seems
Spring is nearly here.
Please Mr. Hun nan, U No lives at
East Andrews instead ol Hunter.
Dick Hovy came over from Saw Dust
where he had been assisting Jones auil
iiageriiian for Home tune. He is al home
uow al Mouth Hunter.
Thank you Mr. Editor for putting lhl
"Ten Dollars a Da)" article m such good
lj pe. We In Jit all who ure interested in
school work us we are will study il him!
many may profit by il.
Mrs. like and daughter Velum went lo
Harrison last Saturday. Whiie on Hie
train Mrs. R.ce was very much surprised
to meet h --r brother, who she had Hot
seru for some tune. i
Tom Jones came home from Saw Dust
via Harrison Tburda lo visit luiuily
and fritni's, hut did more work tl.uu
visiting. I.e was ci'iuu ick to M
I Hist Sunday, so did not nel lo stits at.
h(iMe ns 'oiitf as tie uilc-iidi'ij.
Mis. Tom J. iifcst njovtd the tilixzard at
II'HT-Si'ii Heights V.il, i.-sila. ol tH-L
week. It was v-r it fn slong, bin she
took the flr.Ht train for home where
evefvt hing was quiet and beautiful in
the bright moon light.
Tom Plunkett came over from War-
bonnet Saturday and vi-ited friends ut
East Andrews until finnclav. He was
riding a bad horse and received a wound
on the side or his head, caused not by a
very genl le touch of the horse's fn n'
foot, while saddling it.
While in Harrison we visi'.ed two
rooms of ihe schnwl. Whs y.-ry much
nlcreilMl in every thing. cially the
Isituny clsas, which was very interest ing
lo us. . We think the Primary room
management perfect, what we saw of it.
We was sorry we had not lime to visit
tl Intermediate room, I ut hope to do so
the next time we come up to Harrison.
Our pupils held a debate at school last
Monday, The question was; '-Resolved
that city life is more preferable than
country life," winch resulted in a draw,
there being hut one judge. We would
like lo hear Ihe question de1 ated on, it
would be very interesting We of this
it y know country lift Is more prefer
able.
WASTE Agen's, Hustlers, Hnler.na.
" I I 'Lrbd u .1 Mfl.rirL t. 1.4. . . li f AM
! j-y a good hea r. laugh t send .Vs.- for
"T to Atent " Worth 50 to any
person who sells goods for a living. If
not satisfactorj your monev buck 1 ir
cular for stamp The I. While Elec
tric Comb i 'o , Decatur, III.
WANTED.
t-FBCUL REPKKSEyTATTVg in fins county
and adjoining territories, t represent
and advertise an old siat'Ush-d Wealthy
busine house f solid financial standing.
Salary w.ekh , with $3 p-r ia f.ir
expenses, paid etch Monday by thii k
direct from headquarters Expense ad
vanced, an) horse and buicv furnished
when necessary; posi" ion permanent.
Address Blew Bios., 640 Motion Building,
hn-ago, 111. -40
Bodarc Gleanings.
Mr. H. Wu keish.tiH S It. isi xp t-d
! j iii n. I . 1 1 1 1 Ih ie iii ! w ilays
Win Mill. r o lio b is lien having a siece
witii LiirtpHs for a i ') t It p isl is Iwtter
Messrs. Hill and Ersjiecber purchas
eil a couple of handsome calves from
John Coffee last week.
Mrs. Henry Zimmerman has been
sulfi-rmn with a severe attack of heart
trouble, but is again able to he ab nit
Albert Rinds is itill cor (In. d to his lil
with inflamatory rheum jIihiii, with few
sijjns of inipriivt ment.
The faniilv of Mr, WickersliHm seom
well pleased with their new home so far
The three youngest chidlren made a
welcome Hdiption to the school last week
James Brown evidentully inten-U to
come out ahead on chickens this spring,
He air ady h is seven little peepers near
ly a month old.
Mis- Lillie Zimmerman who has been
curing for the chilciren, and household
HfTa'rs of her sister Mrs, Di.u. .luring the
I ii t ters illness, returned home Sui'day
bringing the children with her to visit
thei' Oramlparents
Sioux County people have no nee1 to
go away lor a change of climate, as they
have several kinds of climate at home.
List Tuesday was lik summer imd sm
of the valley Ladies were maklr.g sun
bonnets the next day a hlizzaad raged
for six hours.
It seems quite the thing this year, at
least lor teachers to fail in fulfilling their
contracts to tench. We read of such
cases hi neurit every paper. Miss Egan
teacher of District No 9 has proved no
exception to the rule She left Sunday
without giving anj notice, except lo tell
a couple of the pupils thai school was
eud-d When Irtst seen she Was ssieding
toward Crawford, accompanied In a
Mislern Lochinvar, which fact coupled
with her secret, nnd sudden depar-ure is
very suggestive of an elopement.
M. A C
COTTONWOOD ITEMS.
If this escapes ihe iste his'it in iv
come igain
Mrs Hal tie Or.ve was visiting at ' '. E
Stewarts home today Monday,
(train sowing is the order of the day
Mr, Talley, Meckem and fellows.
Frank 'arlson wss surprised last week
b ihe arriving of a Iriend from Minnea- j
poll Minnesota.
A surprise d nice in reported at. Mr.
Howards next Friday niuht, and as this
is leap year look out hos.
Miis A'li'H Mr from Hutrruk, a
Sister of Mrs Aiitun Mechern was visiting
al 1 he formers home Sunday,
. Mr, mid Mrs Ft. ink Flei'-binjin from
neai Balinoiil were visittif! ut the nrey
P U. a lew days this k.
Charles Nortnuss was seen on our
streets i esterday, come again Charley
as we are always glad to see you.
We are sorry lo learn that 8ene Noit
nass, has left our neighborhmsl, to work
for a Mr. Kendricks near Marslim1.
To bad Timothy isn'tn man toshoiilder
her gun and help fight the J ips What's
the matter with Timothy sending her
Hubby?
R C. Talley tins received three fine
Ply mot li Rock uockerals from the east.
Anvnne wishing to buy eggs will do well
hy seinf him.
Frank Carlson and M D. Northinirton
have gone to housekeeping In one o' the
Meckem houses. We always welcome
new neighbors,
We understand that Tony Krntz is
also plalng Isichelor hall up lo his
upper ranch while he., taking care i
his cattle for .he winter.
Mr. Vet Canfleld and biotherinlaw Mr, '
Philips of Whitney are buying grain on
.'ol ton wood, ami while doing so stopped
with Mr. Antoo Krali over night.
Hatwux
MASQUERADE BALL
St. Patrick s Day,
Leap Year Dance
Will be given A the ojiera house.
Priz-a will te (fiveii to llw pretliei.1
i-oiuiiieK, xiwi comic. Eerjlndy invit
ed to crime and nHk this tlw best d.in. e
of the aeatfuin. O .! music ax uu il
S) tatiK-M twenty five cent.
R 0. Dl'S. Mm.iKer
A WON ERFUL INVENTION.
It is inieresiing t note that fcrtunes
are freqiieutlv made b the invention 4if
articles of minor iuisirtance. Many of
the most upiil.ir devices are those de
signed to Is-ne lit the people and meet
popular conditions, and tine of the most
interesting of these that his ever ben
invented is the ir Wiiit El. ct ric ' 'o nh,
patented J.m 1, 99. These w.nalerlul
Combs i osilively -iire daii-truff, hiir
fulling out. sick mil nerv'.us lt..da- bes,
and wli-ii used with ir Wlut-' Electric
Hair Brush pre ositivey guaranteed to
make straight hair curly in 25 da s' time.
Thousands of these electric combs have
been sold in various cities of the Un.nu,
and the demand isronslnntlv increasing.
Our agents are i:ipo)l liei omiiig rt(;b
sell-ML' tiles.' eoni'.s. Tlie p ' . 1 1 S"l ', s- 1 1
ll lu'tlt Suit) f.,r s,nt,!e M.-ti's --I'
Hh ladles' ,",ii
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War Bonnet Topics.
Roht. Keel was sowing rye Ihe first of
the week.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Scott visited at the
S-E Sunday.
Hoaas Wills was working at the S E
ihe past week.
Will ("Irimni came hirne Saturday, re
turning to the 33 Sunday.
Mrs B- lie Dunn nnd children nsd her
brother were visiting at Pent is Fridsv
Mrs Johnson. Mrs Noreis'-h and Mrs
'.V'oks vis ted at Mr M-rriani's Monday
John Plunkett hn lost several hend of
stock with hi ick leg 'lnt' ly Hail luck'
Nel- Anderson sod fsmily, also John
Andersons visited at Neil Jordan's Sun
day.
Our S 8 is s'll in pripr.,., hut small
attendance It is at 2:30 P. M. as usual
Peme one and all.
Mrs. Jack Finler and children are
visiting with her niece. Mrs Al Hill ami
family, of Bodarc. this week
A cK washitten bv a grnv wolf near
ih s g nnd siin died from thn rffecta,
The w olf tcis not, Fen cap" -ired.
Iw is Witt was dn n h re hontine for
vjidinist to tdiv for his da've tlie 11th.
and tie found plenty riih' here
Mrs. flarretson and "hildivn. fro" the
divide, vis led with hnr d:iu!hte', Mr.
Jim Merrium nnd fainilv Sunday.
Dieckmann nrtd Will removd their
wood siw null to the ridtre Inst week.
also moved themselves, being about time
to le-trin 'sprinir work.
Mri Paul Zrhst's siste' and family
from the eastern part of 'h s's'e h'-ve
arrived with 'heir stock and household
(foods and are going to locate here.
Som" more pie work- poor dogs hud
to suffer Cliist:, ve N ireisch is shy tw-o
docs; one was shot four times, the other
once This looks sUamefnl to vent your
spi'e on poor dumb animals.
The new addition the S E Im rapid
eoin" on under the construction of
Homer Kennedy, who seems lo he a first
c!a-enrpen'er; and all wh i nniioipnte
building should see him before looking
elsewhere
No one ne d to be surprised to meet
either Frank 8cott or Homer Kennedy
anv where between the 8 E and the
Biehle place at any lime of night as they
hn v formed su -h an attachment for one
nnolli r Ihey olteo walk in their sle'p
Now TJ No, it seems to me tiny one
couid see who will he benefited' ny the
fenc.s comiiu; down, t is to give the
man wilh the s nail herd of stock (and
large herd of children) equal chance with
Ihe man who has the large herd of stock
and small herd of children. Hence the
poor man with the rich man. I have an
idea any of the men who have put in
time and labor to keep other peoples'
stiK!k off of government range have been
amply paid for their trouble and if they
hud only fenced the range they owned
thev wouldn't have to tear the fences
down. We have now a gotsi Republican
nt whit i llMntMtP mitfi'rt friftnii .in
WB ltH n).h nll4llV ! M.pp. any of
f W(( m . he). woud ave AuM
j ist like they done. Seem liiunan
nature to keep all you've got and get all
)ou ran. That is the logic we nearly all
go by.
LACY BROS. I
I DKALKRS IN-
Uuilding material of all kinds; Flour, Feed, Grain,
Wind-mills, Pumps, Tanks, Wagons, Buggies, Farm f
Implements, Hardware,
r - r - r - M -
! You Are
That's what it's
To let you know that we handle a fine line of Con
fectionary, Tobacco, Canned Goods, and Every
thing to be found in a first class Grocery Store.
Give us a trial. Yours for liusiness,
A. LOWRY.
MIDLAND BREEDING FARM.
55 HEREFOADS 55
AT AUCTION SALE.
Plainview, Pierce County, Nebraska,
March 25th, 1904.
Thirty (30) Bulls li to 2 vears., Id; Fifteen (15) 2 year -old bred Heifers, and a
number of cho'cu young ows with calves at side all richly bred, a majority of
Ihe pedigrees running hick to ANXIETY 4TII 9901, through the blond lines of the
Archibalds," Lird Brandon," Beau Real," ain.' others. The Earl of Shadeland"
and " The drove 3d" are strongly represenled This is nol a dispersion sale, but is
made up of the Very Tops of the young stock of mv herd, being ol a very uniform
type and color, with plenty of quality. They are a very choice and desirable lot
of cattle. Thev have not been pampered and are not fat, but are in good thrifty
iireedin! condit ion, ure just about fight ; have been raised in pasture and open yards
and they will certainly prove profitable and satisfactory lo the buyer and makehim
monev . This will he an excellent chance for farmers and ranchmen in North
Nebraska .nd South Dakota, lo buy good breediuj; cattle ut thuir own prices,
delivered at their own doors.
HOLV 1KOS., OF LAUREL. NEBRASKA.
Proprietors of oi.e of thi b.-st pure bred Herfeford herds in Northeastern Nebraska,
will contribute 7 head in this sale 3 Bulls and 4 Cows, ail choicely bred.
PLAINV1E.V is located in Northeast Nehr., about 75 miles West of Sioux City,
on the Ureal Northern and F. E & M. V.
Write al once fur Catalogues, giving full particulars.
L. L. YOUNG, Oaklard, Nebr.
HOLT BKOS., " Laurel, Nebr.
AUCTIONEERS.
SHERIFF'S SLE.
Hy viriiieof sn order of sale issued by the
cleik i f the district court of Slonx County,
Nebraska, upon a decree rend i red in said
court. In favor ot i'hurles Harmon plaintiff
ami Frederick rrocuiiieraml Klizalieth I'ro
cnnler defendants.
J will on the 14th day of March A. I). 1VH
Ht one o'clock hi the afternoon of said day
i the east front door of the .court limine of
setd county nt lli.rrinon, Nebrnska, sell at
patiltc mi tion to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, Ihe following descrlWl real estate
lu.ited in said county to wit:
The west halt of the south west quarter of
section two (2) and the east half of the
iontli e.,l qn. rler of section tim e (8) town
ship htrty to i:2) rni.ge fifty three (M)
w- st of the sixth principal meridian In Sloax
county, Nebraska.
To ntlfy said order of sale In the sum of
elgM hundred and sixty dollars and interest
and lostand score inn cost.
First publication February 11, 1904.
AI.F.X I.OWItT,
Sheriff "f said county. .
SHERIFF'S SALE.
P,v virtue of an order of sale Issued by the
clotk of the district court of Sioux t'ountr,
Nebraska, u i on a decree rendered In saitl
court In favor f I-oienla E. Fiarlell plaintiff
nmli C, l. Hansen and John II. Murlell
defendants, I will on tho 14tli day of March
A. IV 1!HH ut one o'clock fn the afternoon ot
Sl id day at the east fiont door of the court
h use of ssld county, at Harrison Nebraska,
sell at pnlillc auction to the highest, "bidder
for rn. hln h nd, the following described
real eitste ui HI a tod In said county In the
village of Harrison to-wlt:
Lot eleven (II) of block one (1)
To U-ly s ild order or sale In the sum or
two hundred thirty ene dollars and forty
six cents (tJ3l ) and attorney's fees In the
twenty thr-w dollars and tuiirteen cents
I.D.M) and interest and costs and accruing
cost. rtrit publication February II, I0O4.
A I. EX LOWRY,
Sheriff of said county.
The Valley of Mexico.
The Valley of Mexico Is seventy
miles In length and forty-seven miles
In width. Lake Texcoco, a largu bedy
of water lying Immediately to the east
of the City of Mexico, is only six feet
lower than the level of the street
pavements. In 1629 this lake rose
and Inundated tbe city, drowning
thousands of the Inhabitants. Th
water of the lake covred the site ot
the city to a depth of three feet, and
remained ao for over four years. This
danger la bow obvlatad V (raal
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Harness, Saddles & etc.
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Railroads.
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M-tn Dti.inis,
L. IF. Xewdl.
ONLY
R.allroad between Missouri Reiver and
Chicago.
Direct line to St. Paul Minneapolis.
Direct Line to Black Hills.
Apply to nearest svgent for rates, maps
e.nd time c.rds.
TIME TABLE.
West Bound,
Morning.
No. 13, Due 9:11
No. 83, lo. frt. 0:35
East Bound.
Evening.
No, 14, Due 7:2.1
No. 84 loc. frt. .V4.1
Both trains carry passengers.
J. E. PHINNEY,
Physician Surgeon.
OFFICE: Andrews Bouck.
A. J. AMES, Al. D.
I'hynicJaii ii ml Surgeon.
All calls given prompt atti iillon.
Office at Commercial Hotel or Drugstore.
HARRIHON, NEB't-ARKA.
L. C. DAVIS, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
HARRISON, . NEBRASKA.
Travel in t!te Holy Land.
Carts, wa-gons drays, trucks, etc,,
are not employed largely In Syria and
Palestine. On the farms a wagon of
any description Is hardly ever weer.
Grain Is brought in on the backs of
camels and donkeys. Delivery wagon"
aw wkoown la Syrian eitlaa. -
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