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OFFICIAL PAPER
SIOUX COUNTY.
One Dollar Per Ytar.
-'JJLJ . I ILIJ
ADVERTISING K.STKS
( a-r inch, single column, per month .0
j frf folumu, -r mixilh UO
j fr desstoiml cards per year, one tncii 5.00
lineal per line encti twtte .1)3
, Vl percent (tf on t early contracts.
(OUR CORRESPONDENTS
GLEN" ROUNDUPS.
"Mr. and MpC Heonesy Went to C'ruw
ti.nl Stinduy,
Geor Lark.n and wife spent Sloot'a j
ft r r""'l-
. Jinj Jnwo was a pleasant caller at
0i- Sunday.
We are g;lad !u ,' tl No back into
he miik of duty.
Kir Tucker visited at the count Seat
hi Tnwslay of rli,
, Mr.. Emery Gilmore i visiting; hr
ier. Mm. Jnso this week.
Thhojdat.
, Jk) Jenwli mj Chrm Morpan tnok ilm
9er Kt 'he home of S. S. Btjeklv Surniav.
Jlr. Wyhart atnl Mrs. Ha.'en were
'raafonl visitora on TuewtaT of list
1 fvppv liodife.ii departed for Scott Biulf
i TuhwIbv of last week aod relumed
".-.turday.
Mri. Cuton nnd Mr. Blornhnrjr pent
, rrrv pleii.int Sunday afternoon at Mr.
Hid Mrs. I.irkinn'
.Mr. and Mrs. . Will , Phillip, , Ezra
r rM. ker :md Miw St.-u lie ate a lienrty din
' ' at tl honie of Mr. and. Mrs. Corder
junday.
ilrs. (ia:;lon hat been enjovinff a vere
i euwiDt visit with her dauchter. Mr.
' J"Un Blomburg and w ill leave lor Luk
'VtdDesday.
itr. and Mr. Dan Wyhart passed
hronjth our vil lair d Snturday afternoon
-rfoute for Belmont to look after the
nierests of their ranch.
-'
u ' ifisses Mae Garner and Irene Murphy
' c'-ompanied by their prandmother, Mrs.
.'''rancia Tucker, took the morninif train
for Glenrock, Wyo., Huturday.
j Mr. and Mm. John Kalstrom departed
f? for Wahoo, Seb., lat Monday. We are
orry to lose this rep-ted family bt
' wisriUiem every aucces lu their new
'iortie.
The Hillwde school had severn.1 photo-.t-if'ris
taken last Tuesday by William
Jenen. We have wen some of his work
""""n'd wish lo nay they are Hue for ania-
".ir work.
Mrs, Mary Jones, from Saline county,
his state, who has lwn visiting with
" ler mother, Mrs. Francis Tucker, dfpurt
'J d"on the evening tram at Oawford
'kturday. She exjiects to visit relatives
" it'Muller on her way home.
, Everyone is invited to trin their sup
per and join us in genuine, oid tune. en.
' jovahle sociable given at the Glen church
' r'riduy evening May 27th. Supfwr for
lw-o,25:. The proceeds to go toward an
orjtan fund. Come one and all.
,As we were returning from Sunday
chool last Sunday we saw a young
r coitplt sitting on the mail platform ,Ve
r'llnklha't they had forgot ten that the
'"rralns don't run on Suitdav. .We also
notice that some Sunday school
r teed a body guard in the form
mounted horsemen.
liner
of a
Mrs. Hans Peterson, aged. 36 years,
iietf Tuesday morning May 10;h, and
was UiiJ" to rest in the Danish cemetery
.vest of Glen Wednesday, t the Rev, Jen-
conducting the services. Shie leaves
i.'liiwttahd and seven children to mourn
u tTia i loss ef a loving wife and mother.
' Vile oldest is a child of twelve year and
''He youngest a babe of six months. We
''tlos'y 8intrely extend our sympathy to
' 'J,e bereaved husband and motberless
1-. . i. '
" 'iik.re,i.
Catharine.
tHAT 'CREEK
Tom Itmen visited at J. Eberspechers
'iinday.'
Georg
,i) tin homestead".
w, - '
Jim Brown is looking after h:s cattle
ii.d improving his' ranch on 'the divide.
Mike Ruffing borrowed one of Ton
HiM'a ' Mora' to' woik. Who he
took bib) Dome ' the lidrs kicked Mike
eliodj (u of th barri:
Thar is man over here on Ilat rreek
tAat Wt 43 eggs at on meal aiid the way
fit had keeping tfira down is no troublu
U hira. Vm my if tMre is anything he
HlmbatUr than eggs, it 13 more eggs.
WAiHXD Ageata, Hustlers, Salesman
(rks'aod everybody who wanU to en,
' J"y hearty laugh to send uOc for
"Tlpt to iaMa," Worth to any
' panioa wW aalls goo4t for a living. 'li
I MMMtory yor mm back. Cir-'--
far Mant. TbaUr. WbiU Clao-
ClHSmk C OmMmt, m.
Bodarc Gleanings.
Wjare rr t lrn that Albert'
J Riirui is ay:;a on the ck list.
SZ- F. Antrim . jifeririK fmrn a -Tersr !
- Mack of rbiuiDiotni and not aide tti I
el aliotf t , I
t'leve Z'iimerma ha Wo enraged1 to !
orU for Joho ('lfe on Hie horn roHi j
tin summer
V H. Zimmerman and uns moved their
utile on Mondtt of last wwk to lltew
nui:e on Old Wjcnan creek.
Several owners in this locality have
been henng: tiile m Dumber of their
year-ting, m tlie putt two weeks from
black le
A round dozen o Rxlarcs young, peo
ple ate dinner last Sunday lth Arthur
Miller uml I ronr an onsersers point of
ik lliev IImtv thoroughly enjoy
ed themiel Vs.
(lien Z-rb is home visiting for sltort
t luie w illt lit imrents before leavinir far
Philippine IsUnds where he ha. b-eu
jeiiKed by the government to teach for
! couple of years.
"Liist Sunday Mr. Wickentham deliver
ed a short discourse at ttie rioe of Sun
day k-Ikhi). A It had been announced
the preceeilina; Sunday, quit a large
number was present.
Ou Saturduy and Sunday nifhts of
lat week ttwre was Iwavy white frokts
in the valley, Ajmih on SIooHmv night
f this weell anotlier frot, the ground
tieinif white at suurise Tuesday ruoruinti.
W had Nn puzeleinn our brain as to
I he reason why the editor was obliged to
KO Utck fifteen vers in search of items
to All out the sheet, but the last iue
explains it all. "Pettfy" has severed
her couuectioo with the paoer.
MAC
Carey Items.
Mr. C. P. Lyon is in Craw ford visiting
friends for a few days.
v John Merk-tm and Charlie Stewart
dipid cuttle Monday.
i Arners, Suxtons, (iirey and (Jiove ei-
pect to dip cuttle this week.
On May 7lit the Carey tost mistress
wa called to Omaha on oOicial business.
She relumed the 16'.h.
Jlri. Conlev. who has lfn winteHnu
her cattle on the -John Hixon"' place,
moved to Soldier creek this week."
Henry Tnckie visited on CottoDwood
Sunday and informs us that bis st-r,
Mri. Herman Milier, Is seriouslv ill.
j Since our last items apiared Curt
Mete has bought the place foruerlv
owned by Fred Procunler and Ims moved
his family thereon.
Mrs, Andrew Procunier went to Mrrl
man, Neb., a few weeks ago anil has
since bought a store there. Mr Procun
ier will Join her in a short time.
K Last week there was repented heavy
frosts and as plums, june berries and
wild currants were io full bloom it is
likely that those kinds of fruits were
killed.
A few days ago A. Procunier nr.d Mr.
and Mrs. S, W. Carey were called to the
heiKide of Mrs. Wm. Stull of Soldier
creek who is very sick, Mrs. Stuli Is
sister of Mrs. rrocunier and Mrs. Onrej-,
n nuui, nine niu I el rj rnxiu v wou
his pluce on Sand creek t- Abe Green
Kd and Mr. Greenwood rented his
ranch to James Everson. Mr. and Mrs.
Everson are now living in the Moody
house and we are glad to welcome them
b.,ck to our midst and to Sunday school.
THIMOTHY.
f ; Hunter Happenings.
The sick folks are nearly well sgnin,
J. R Hunter came home Monday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis were Harri
son visitors Saturday.
Mr." and Mrs. Elmer Hughes were visi
tors at Poet Hill Sunday evening.
''Mrs. A. L. Hageroan visited friends at
East Andrews over night Sunday.
Dick Hovey came over from Saw
Dust Sunday returning Monday morning.
Roy H.igeman visit1 his little friends
at East Andrews the flrst of the week.
. tv... U 1.. - 1.1
Mr. Hilton, of Runningwater, pwssed
through here Saturday on his way from
th north ranch.
''Jack CVok came over from Agate with
the mail carrier Monday and went to
Hurriaon Tuesday.
f Delbert Rice visited friends in Harrison
Friday and Saturday. He attended the
Eighth Grade program.
y
Y Walter Smoke
took
eamjur-tion for
mail Clerk and passed, m he is a new
mail clerk too. Pretty pood for this
neighborhood to furnish two mail cleiks.
j We wudi you success Walter
in getting
a job soon.
"Peggy" why did you quit writing for
the pFEfJtHTRNIX. We will miss your
items very much. We looked for them
each week aoi) were sorry when they did
not npfear. If you are going to move
iook lur you aga.n (roro your new -
M. Wrm Mm tnnu Mill i m.ht nn Im
Wa hop soma will taka op tba
work at "WarboaMt.
U Do.
i THF PIONF.FR
Drus,
Wall raptT
DruKuit' Sundries, S
F-airitH, Oils, Varnishes,
Books and STATIONARY.
The finest Line of pipesand j
best cigar in the city.
RICHARDS & JOXES, Successors, J. E. Phinney. j
J. H. WILIIEUDOOFER,
WATCHMAKER
&
JEWELER
All kinds of Gold and Silver work done
Kings made to order.
All work guaranteed.
HARNESS SADDLES,
and
RANGE GOODS.
Harness made to order.
Saddles re-covered.
iJhe Commercial Bank.
HARRISON.
DIRECTORS.
C. F. CorrEE, President. , V. W.Clarke, Cannier
Chas. C. Jamesox. if. S. Clakke, A. McGinley
Stockmen having use for a hank at this point may rely 01
us to handle their entire liankinp; bui:ief.
lWe are prepared to take rare of our trade at all tiine.ij.
Will make the season at my plaoe
on Monroe Creek 7 miles north-west
of Harrison.
PEDIGREE.
WISDOM J., Sired by imported clyde, Dam Feven-eiRhta
shire, weight 1,500 pounds. r
Price-tC.W) to insure living colt. The money for service
of stallion will be due and payable at once in case mares
R I are sold or removed from the
ENGLISH SHIRE STALLION.
The above stallion willetand at our bam' in Harrison this
season. Feeawillbe due and payable at once in cane
mares are diepowd of or removed from the county. Call
and see us if you desire the service of a horse this season.
TJIiMS8. 00 to insure colt to sta nd and suck.
Lacy & Son.
' THE TWO STALLIONS
T02v SCOTT and SOLIIDE.
Will stand for the season at ny place 5 miles eat of
Harrison, 3 miles wedt of Andrews four da Y8 in tho worl-
; Mondays and Tuesdays at my
4JJ,UMa'lt ttUOTT $12
Aa M .
iu. jees win be payable at
or ditpoeed of. Hare can
PITARMAP.Y 1
NEBRASKA.
STALLION.
county,
ROBERT KEICL.
place in the valley.
to insure living COlt, SOLIDK
' J J
once if mares are taken away
be left a faw day in pasture
.... 'SlSlSTfjS
wm"-
J. E. PHINNEY,
Physician Surgeon.
OFFICE:
AHIHIEWS Uujck.
L C. DAVIS, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
HARRIHO.V, NEBKA.-KA.
C E- A- ESTLER,
G:r.lrL:;;r If 3-ilaer.
Fine Work a Sjeikiil.
Jots Taken F.ither by Cootra-t or Day.
HARRISON,
NEBRSKA.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
OPPOSITE DEPOT.
EVEV -""" eiKl' Ll,.. S,
AND ALL TOKATIiD WITH Clt'HTf5jV.
Hoard IJy Day or Week.
W. R. WRIGHT, Pkop.
i7
oslv
fCsllroad katwaarv ,Miiourl River rd
Chicago.
Direct line lo St. Paul Mlnnepolis
Direct Line to Black Mills.
Apply to nearest a.gent for rstes, mftps
and time r&rds.
TIME TAHLF.
West P...und. E.st Round.
Morning. Evening.
No 13, Due 9:11
No. S3, lo. frt. 9:33
No. 14, Due T:2
No. N loo. frt. 6:41
Both trains carry pnssengers.
STOCK BRANDS.
Yhx Joi-hhai. will e'lhllsh your brunrt. like
the followtnif, for tl 1Q, jwr ver. Kucli nd
(tltic I brand 75 renin. r.vi-ry farmer or
ranchmen In SUnix nnd sdjointr.ir rounites
should advertise tl.rlr hrsmls in Tuk.IoI K
wLn It clreiihitcs a!l over llm stut. It
mny tie tlie tueutui of vuvliig moiiev lor yon
S500 REWARD.
For the arrivt sud conviction ot any psrty
or parties stealing or dlflgnrliur any lirmid.
n stock belonging to tlm undersigiie.l jian
les: Csttie lirimrted
.'ones brndit
111 left (
tin Rdt shou
dor, niiiire on eldli-r rreek.
Auy. stock branded as above b''.ni esirsy.
"1 from my r'ige, dtscuvernd ty any bxly
oil giving me InfortimtlMii will tx- rewarde.l.
Addiess, II. liobliiMin, Nebrsska
KRANK sl'TTO.
t'Rtlte lirande'l
side iinil siiiiic on
til! lelt
left sllonl-
der 'if tiorfici,.
V -B
Also soii'e or th llorei la 11
AifJ undent.
tie Hie lirnndi'd on side b3SCl and tli
siiunidcr wuiii! us di;crtl- -7-5 cd (t,r tlm
km v- Duma.
AdrlreM. Hi, rrlMkit . Vel.r..lr
UKKI'l Hl.t K ' .IVk. !sH;K iu
Itraiided en left hip of Cattlt
and 011 left rheelr 01 dorses
Kiingeon Keep frees.
Acdn-M, leep ( reek l.lve stock Co,.
J. II. IUlskxt, Koremun,
(ilen, Itebrsskk.
SAMUEL KMOKI.
t'iiltlo branded
my wlieie on
left Blile of lh
lOiiriird
I'rtritr on Pril-
1? .oid Muii
um 1 os 1 n
kt
Add reel, l(.;r: ,ou. r-'.l rsska
fcfcWAlU).
will yy 5.0frewiird for e.uh lonl
of lrive ' Vilviliu's hordes hruixlfd
tn eil'i.'r j.iw or 1 1,'i; !t lurneii
vcr !' olin Itieser on Iiiiini,i
wsior, ulwi f 100.00 for pr.w,f ?'f
rorivxd llnv li r.i,ii unl .ur,illu ( ....!
- I J .ii.iui.,iK
DV of said horsed.
W. J A Hsr u
KORKIIT f. Kf.KCi;.
Cs tt'.e nrsnded
llhngo os
on left (Idn
Also cuius branded It 11 on left hip
.v..ii VI ut.
kaaa-eon
! 'if
mm
I A
Ss
lr
1
j
11
Kanntng Water. P. o. Address
Af t, sl,i s s
aiue ttint
b rai. etthef
.eft hip or im
left licjdrr.
as
llor-. brss led with s-.r V sbove Ur-iid
Addre-t. J . ff's.
Cstilf brs" 1
ed snuiu ss tt-i
on rut 011 eiii'.
er side of ani
mal And followlnn on
it-ft tide of rslllr.
1 nd tills
And this
011 left side and kip.
ItHiiireon Itiinnlnif Wtter.
Post Orlli-e Address, Harrison, Kebrsska.
J. K. IICMTKK.
est t le tirnnd
as slioun In
cut, on right
tide. blp. or tJI
shoulder. .lb ''-dSjQJ
Al"0 s on left td. ltlitlil e. clipped
SI00 REWARD will be paid forevid. iice
ronvittjng Buy one fur running tr or in
sny wuy tatnS'rliig Willi ttork Lsvlug Any
of the sbove brsnd or brands,
liuuek si Anilifs.. Ncbr,
A-idie.., lurrisoii .islir.
J. 14. I'KNSLOW.
t'sttl- l.rnnd.d
on .-Igni side
ss.ne si eut
A-.d also 011
iKht Mp.
Horses bran "n right sliomdsr
ur'Jhw. U i;,(fe or, M .liu? Itiver, on tbe oid
Ua toisill" rr.ncb, 1
P.O. Addre.s;
OIn, Nebr.
ANUItbW frt 1IHTI AM
( title Wrsnd
ed on U ft side
turns as tnt
and horses
branded 00
left should
dip
3
tante ts cut
are the prterty of Andtevr ( lirlstian snC
rsiiKc tributary lo Vitii lrl hprmgi.
Add rest,
KirtlT, MTyo.
JOHN A. HANSON
Owns the f.il'ow-
locliru rid unelih-
W-i
HQ !- i-m.
nil I, on If rt-.lde
horfi on IfeU
..
m
shotiidf r.
Range on Silrer r-prlioc und stst nf i.M
Hn ?o.uifr, nn Hurrlton S;,,
OCTAVE HAltKIS.
(utile brsuded
ss shown on
left Sldtt with
over bit on left
ear.
Ititnirs on Run
ning Wster,
P. (). Addre.t, MsrsUnd, Snbr.
KBir, JoRliAN.
Dorset and cat-
tie brsuded on
either sldf, tame
sson cut.
PUP
And Cattle brsnded
Addr"S. prelarv, Sehrssks.
l NUT W Aii SKKK,
ChttiM iirsr.d
,'t'i
don left sld". tt'
( r:eok.
"TP. O. Address Kaitts ,,, .SVI mks
A. K. KKSNKDV.
SvaI
(Htl Brsnded kJ1 ou Klfht Hi
I I Miouldet
f (V ' 1 l-es. i i.wf.;, Ksnrtsss.
on left side of site stock.
I. jTi"
riL "
r:rra
rfS on lft
side, am! llotBos leltgj Jaw.
mtT?' H. T, Zwwr.
