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OJj'-b'XOIAXi PAPER OUT SloUX CQ"CJ"NI TY.
VOL. XVII. HARBISON, KEBRASKA,
THUBSDAY,
JTJiTE 30. 1904. IS CL1
LOCAL NEWS OF
THE WEEK
Monday is the Fourth.
Did you file oo a piece of land?
The land rush is over, get ready tor
the Fourth.
District Court convenes in this county
July 12th.
"'Mrs. Will Lacy has been quite ill (or
the past few days.
Joe Dunn returned to Lahonte, Wvo.
Wednesday morning.
Miss Bessie Cam is bow working at the
Commercial liotel.
J. H. Montgomery was in the city on
business Saturday.
J Rev. Daniels returned home from Lin
coln last Friday.
Tom Bannon came
west Monday evening.
down from the
Mrs. Johnson and I if r son
Iowa Tuesday evening.
returned to
A heavy shower accompanied hy some
hail visited this section last Friday after
noon.
Jens Jensen, of Oouglas, was transact
ing business in this city a few clays this
week.
Fred Piper was in the city on business
Saturday. H was a pleasant caller lit
this office.
J. L. Kay, of Murslnnd. was among
those who transacted business Monday
and Tuesday.
Andrew Johnson, of Indian creek, re
newed his subscription to the I'KB-H Jour
Dai this week.
If von wish to have vour contet notice
published in this pnper, notify the land
coiimisHioner.
i n. lirown, ot fort iiotnnson, was in
the i it v lading photographs a few days
the past e.
Tom lverson went to Iowa Tuesday
evening where he will remain for a few
days on business.
Do you want a good ptal
Hon? St-eT. (). Williams at
tholGtol ranch just nortli
of Ihirriisou. Will sell or
tradf.
The republir-ans at the national conven
tion held at Chicago nominated Roose
velt for president and Fnlrbinks for vice
president. M. Boiler, of Adelin, was in the city
Inst Friday. He was a pleasant caller at
this office and remembered us in a finan
cial way.
We neglected to state last we-k thU
John Johnson's mother arrived here on
the same train that his brothers came on
from Iowa.
J. H. Denslow, of Glen, was transact
ing business in this city last Fndav. He
did not forget to make us his usual pleas
ant rail.
Theo. Bugert's family and household
goods arrived her from Chadron last
Thursday. They preoccupying the John
Hanson residence in the east part of
town.
Mrs. Hall returned yesterday morning
from Hermosa, 8. 1)., where she had lieen
called on account of her husband's sick
ness. She reports Mr, Hull as being
much better.
James Nolan received a telegram
Monday telling of the death of his mstor
in the southern part of the State. Mr.
Nolan left the same evening that he
might be present at the funeral.
Vernle Marsteller was agreeably sur
prised last Saturday evening by a number
of hi voudk coming. In to spend the
vening with him and lo have a good
time. Refreshments were Rerved und
general good time was had.
Xfleo
eorge A. Phipps, formerly owner and
triitor of the PrtftiS JouiinaL, writes us
from Otookston, Minn., asking about
Uncle Sam's domain, stating that he
Mould like to have 610 acres, but we are
amjfa'tUI h Is loo slow for he don't Intend to
emu. out until some time in the summer.
t seud greeting to his .ld frient's.
Celebration the Fourth.
Dr. T.H. WpmJIo the Crawford dentist
William Belden has been
in Harrison
on tlie sick list this week.
Phillip Dunn returned from Boulder,
Colo., last Friday evening.
D. M. Sutton and Geo. Davis
Alliance a few days this week.
Bourret & Davis have had their store
building painted the past week.
James Nolan and Walter Woodruff
were in the city on lust Friday.
Dr. Davis returned Monday from
east where he had been on business.
the
Miss Lizzie Dunn returned from Bould
er, Colorado., on Monday morning.
Phillip MnOann came down from Belle
Fourche, H. D., on business this week.
Clans Ohristensen was transacting
business in the city fore part of the week
M. J. OVonnell returned 'ast. Saturday
morning from a business trip to Alliance.
II. Wickersham went to Crawford last
Wednesday evening and returned the fol
lowing morning.
Miss Lizzie Parsons came
Alliance last Saturday and
Tuesdav night.
up from
returned
Patrick Dunn, of Arvado, Wyo., and
Fred Detschen, of Harrison, are new sub
scribers to our list this week.
Geo. Fitzgerald's son arrived here from
Wisconsin lust Friday and we learn that
he will remain here for a year.
Unless something unlooked for now
happens to the wild fruit there will be an
abundant supply for all this year.
Andrew Christian, of Kirtley, went
to Alliance last Wednesday evening where
he remained a few days on business.
Theo. Wagoner was in the city last, Snt
tirday and while here he called and his
name placed on our subscription hook.
In a letter from Mont Burke this week
he says that Howard will start for Sioux
county soon and will likely he here lor
the Fourth.
Mr. Mc y, a brother of Mrs. S.irnh
Jordan, who has been looking over this
count 'V for several Weeks, left for Iowa
Tuesday evening.
LOST Between Matt Hall's place and
the S E ranch on June 17, a watch,
Finder wiii he rewarded hy leaving the
same at this office.
Mr Eirl a brother-in-law of I). M. Sut
ton, arrived here troni I ireerilielil lowii,
last Thursday morning to 1 ot over
this country with a view of locating.
M.S. Hinesono of the leaJing attor
neys of Wisconsin and a brother ofjthe
Hines lioys of this country arrived here
last Thursday morning and will spend a
few days visiting here. It has lieen lr)
years since he saw his brothers Tom and
John. We lielieve the boys will show
him a good time d'iring his stay here.
.gOeorge Dieckman and Miss Minnie Witt
were united in marriage hy Judge Wil
hermsdorrer in this city Tuesday. Those
young jople are well known to the cit
izens of this vicinity as they have been
raised hero. They are people that have
the respect of every one. The Prkss-
Joi'RNAL is among the many friends
that extend congratulations.
With this issue we launch out upon
our seventeenth year, and we desire to
thank our patrons for their unbounded
conlldence in the Punas Jochnai.; we also
desire to thank our corresponding for
their untiring efforts in giving our rend -
ers the news as well as helping us
many other ways to make the PliH-SS
Joi'IlMAL what is to-day, hoping hv I heir
help to make the paper more interesting
during the coming year.
Monday and Tuesday is what would be
considered a rush for Harrison. The ho
tels were crowded to such an extent that
it whs necessary for thetn to get all the
rooms in private houses that they could
and then they were unable to fur
nish sleeping room enough and some of
the peopleeven went to the county jail
where the jailor made them as comfort
as he could. Over 150 entries were miide
at the county clerks office on Tuesday
and long tiefore the office opened a crowd
had assembled so as to he. ready when 8
o'clock came The clerk was obliged to
get several deputy to ladp him through
, the rush. Wa hope all the homeseekers
will luoet with the best of auccesa.
At tlie annual school meeting Ifre
last Monday J. II. Lacy was elected
modertor for a term of 3 vears aiuf a
levy f 13 m'lls was made for all fcr
oses. A good feeling and interest was
shown throughout tlw meeting and we
ho) it may continue through the entire
year. Of late years tiiere has leeu too
much interference in the school by the
patrons but we hope that this year there
will lie no such interference. If you
have a grievance go to the board of di
rectors, for we are sure they will give
you all a hearing, and by doing this not
oniv your own children will be benefited
but the w hole 'school.
The writer and w ife enjoyed a pleasant
time at Bodarc last Sunday. Alter ho in
teresting Sunday school conducted by
Mrs Minnie Miller one of the Lords faith
ful ones; we listened to an interesting
talk from Mrs. Emma L. Rice afler which
we had dinner which the people of that
place know so well how to prepare, we
again listened loan interesting Missionary
talk in the afternoon from Mrs. Rice.
There was a crowded house, and all were
glad to greet Mrs. Kica once again. We
are sure from the attention given all en
joyed the services from begmiiig to the
end.
MlFF.FS FROM CKSTItAL CIT)
We have been so busy picking and eat
ing strawberries for the past two weeks
we have not had tiwie to write How
often we have wished our Suiux county
friends could enjoy them wilh us, and
we have been glad that our pitch of
berries was a small one, for I assure you
there is plenty of back in a small lierry
patch to satisfy me. We have up to
this lime picked. 312 quarts and shall have
plenty to eat this week yel. We have
got filled up now so it does not take quite
a gallon a meal for us now.
We know the 'ottonwood and Bodarc
friends are enjoying having Mrs Rice
with them ngain, and we think it possible
she may c me to C. C. some tune in the
near future. W are enjoying a visit
with Grandma Davis, and e have sure
put in the time visiting two rows at once.
She ra.ne Friday and the gu ls are taking
her to Lou Boosts this morning, where
die will take the traiiwit Aurora, for
home Tuesday inornini:. We think she
cut. !cr time with us all to short.
The Stale S S. Convention whs well
represented from C C. and a grand tune
is reMU led. (!ropx are looting fine, we
have had plenty of rain hut the cut alf il
fa and st ra wherries. We have plenty of
eas, beans and new potatoes so we shall
not miss the berries so much for peaches
will soon be plent v. It is almost I ime to
celebrate the 4th, but I took my holhdav
a couple of weeks ago and went wilh 70
others to Fiilerton to a picnic, where I
saw the llrst genuine hills for nearly four
vears, but I have wrilten enough for this
tune and will leave the tale of "Lovers
I,eap" and account of our trip for the
next time.
C'UO.
COTTONWOOD ITEMS.
Mr. and Mrs. Walpolew.re callers at
A. Meckems on the 27.
Chas. Nortnass was a pleasant caller
at the Carey post efllce Sunday,
We understand Fritz Piier has moved
wilh his family on his homestead
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Henry, of Ardmore,
relumed after a visit on the divide.
John Meeckem and family were visi
tors at the home of his brother last
Sunday.
jjohii Mecke.m and Orin Tally were ttie
olllcers elected at the school meeting
Monday.
Chas. Groves lias the contract to deliv
er 8 cords of wood for dist. No. 4 at f 1 75
per cord
Ralph Kratz wus thrown from his
horse one day last Week but escaped
with slight bruises.
Land talk and contest seems to iie tin
order of the day but we think some will
have to stand a hard fight.
M. D. Worthington and Frank Carlson
1 returned homo from Montana and weex
in 1 L rjil them a
S Mrs. Feller
them a hearty welcome.
s und son F. I made n trip to
Harrison last week h rut on return home
were accompanied by Mrs. Lux and
daughter.
Hayseed was mistaken about, the pic
nic at Beamau's saw mill the Fourth as
there will be no picr.ii; on the creek.
Everyone intends to celebrate in Craw
ford.
Rome of them who made a trip to
Crawford the 27th were; O. C. Tally R.
C. Tally, Antone Meckem and father,
Ernest Carlson, M. 1). Warthingtoii auJ
An tone Knits.
VMr. and Mrs. Herman Bassie, of Hem
mingford, fe.ve moved to the home of
Herman Miller on Soldier creek as Mr,
Bassie has resigned his position as section
foreman. We presume that he will lake
a section of land, .
Hay Skw,
Hunter Happenings.
Land t ilk is all you can hear these
oar ti.
Tom Jones was
Tuesday.
Mr. Procter was
a Harrison visitor
re-elected treasurer
of List. No. 30.
Richard Hunter came home from Oma
ha last Friday.
Mrs. t'liristenseu visited friends in
Harrison Monday.
John Tucker, Ezras brother came home
Monday for a few jays visit.
Mrs. J. R. Hunter and son Richard
were Harrison visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Bassett came home Monday but
went down the road the same evening.
Mr. Rice went to Crawford on business
Monday evening returning next morning.
Mrs. Melusli mother of Mrs. Frank
Lewis came up from Seward thli state to
visit a while.
Mr. Clarke and son Floyd also a geiitle
niau from Whitney wer in these purls
Monday looking over the country.
Mr. and Mis. E. M. Helming came up
from Lincoln Weunesday ol last week
tnd went out to Mr, Cook S r.vncli where
they have employment.
M'Sheis Jim and Jack I ook collie over
from Agatu Monday evening. J. 11.
we it lo i rainoid tiie sa i e evening.
Jack went to Harrison on luesday.
The dipping plant will be linislied this
Wednesday, and will be ready for business
to-morrow some of us will b) alter the
Hist of July dipping, but as long as they
hurried as fast us possible they could no
no more.
U No.
Sheriffs Sale.
Hy virtue ol an order of sale issued hy the
clerk of Hie di-irli t court of Sioux county,
Sehi-MSk--, In favor of Sarah Jordan, plan Itr,
and Nebraska security, ( ompaiiy, a corpora
tion, McKllllcy liuiiiillr, I.oiill and Trust
Company, a corporation, defendants, I will
on the '.tllilnyol July, I'.lll.ut one o'clie-k in
the nft mown ol Kit lit day Ml the east front
iloor of I he cmirl liouie in Harrison Moils
county, Nebiuska, sell at public auction to
the l-tiii'M tddder lor cash In hand the fol
low Inn di scrlhed real estate l!uiitcd In said
county, ton itt. The cast halt of the soul li
east iUal tel ill section i lHlltecu unit the enst
1 1 n II of the northeast quarter ol wctlon
nhilecii In township thirty -three (IH) north
of range fifty five ;:!) wet of thi-iilh Princi
pal Meridian. To witt.-fy snhl order of sale
in Ihe sum of imehiiiiiired and seventy-one
dollars ami ninety five cents i 171 X,) an -I
liiten-sl and aci-iirtnrosiM.
Mrst puhl cation June nth IW1I.
Al.K.V I.DWItV.
Sheriff of said enmity.
Sheriffs Sale.
Hy vii tiie of mi order of sale Issued hy t he
("i rk of the district court of Sioux county,
Si hniskn, upon a decree rendered In said
court ln tavor of M,W. Shea e siul Charles
ll.irinoll, pl-.iintiir, und JncoU S.icknld el. ill.
defendants, I will on the vth day of July, IWM
nl one o'clock In Ihe uricrnoon of until rtifv at
the cunt front dour of the, court house ol siild
enmity t Hurrl-on, Nebraska, sell at public
suction to Hi" highest bidder for eiii.li tn
hand the following described real est. ite sit.
anted In said county to wit: The s mill half
ol the inthrt quarter, the tmrthwe-t rnc.ir-tei-
ot the i-oiillMMut .quarter and the hoiiIIi-,-n-.t
quarter of tin southwest quarter of sec
t.on three ;:'.) tn township thirty Tour (:4)
liurlh ot range lit ty four Mj west of the dill
principal meridian.
To satlslu said order of sale m the sum o'
one thousand mid twenty dollars and eluhty
wiits 1 1 ,0.1) u ) and !nte.ret unit costs and
Hccruinj? costs.
Klrst publication Jiiue'.llli YMt.
AI.KX 1.0WKV.
Sherilt of said rnunly,
Sheriff's Sale,
l'.y vlrtue.ofnn opler of wile. Issued by the
rierk ot the district court of Sioux county
Nelirn.-ka, in on a decree rendered ill said
eoui t In lavor of Hie Mii-liliratifttvhiK Hank
s corporation, la pialnlUT mid Mrs. Wllllinn
llaiiiiitfunl, nlio.ie true christian name Is un
knot n to plaintiff, et ul, defendants, 1 will
onthelltli day of July WO I Rt one o clock in
the nf ternnon of said ilsy at ibe east tiout
dour of the court house of said county at
Harrison, NcbruNks, sell lit public auction
to the highest Wilder for ciinli in hand the
iollowliiK desciil ed real estate situated in
mild county, to wit: The southwest quai ter
ot section twenty hIx (2) In township thirty
four ;M) north of I unit" tllly-live (M) west
of llii'i'.th principal meridian.
lo satisfy Hit lit oriel of sale In the sum of
five hundred and ninety lour dollars huiI
ninety rents (JV.sH'0) and Interest and cosl.s
anil i.cciuing costs,
t Irst publication June 8th HOI.
.M.KX I.OWUY,
f-heriir ol Hnid countv.
Sheriffs Sale.
Tly virtue of on order of sale Issued by IliO
Clerk i f tho dial i let court ot .Moil county,
Nebraska, upon a decree vnnlered in said
com tin favor of Af. W, sbeiife and Charles
Harmon, plaintiff and Otto Mnnsan Ktux,
ilcfi nda iU. I will on Iho (Uh day or July
mi at one o'clock in the afternoon of sa d
day at the eiwt trout door of the court house
of said county at Harrison sell at put he sue
Hon to the highest bidder fir cash hi hand
Hie follow Inif (.'escribed real estate situstod
in said oouniy to-w If, ThP northeast quar
ter of section fifteen In townslitpth.ity four
(114) north of rnimc tllty-slx (Nt) west ot the
nth )irinclpnl nicrldlsn.
To satisfy said order of sslo In the sum of
onn thousond slid ten dollars l,0000 mid
interest and costs and Hccrultiir costs.
li st publication June Otli 1WH.
AI.KX I.UWKY,
Hiorlffof snlil county.
THE
PALACE
SALOON
:IX ANDREWS BLOCK-3
The fined line of wines, liquors and best brands of cigars.-
THEO. SAGERT Proprietor.-
A
GERLAGH
f
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1 Selling More Goods Than Ever.
A complete line of GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
DRYGOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, and a complete
line of SPRING GOODS.
I LACY BROS.
DK.ALF.RS IX-
HuiMinj? material of all kinds. Flour, Feed, Grain,
Wind-mills, Pumpri, Tanks, Wagons, Buggies, Faira
t Implements, Hardware, Harness, Saddles & etc.
X
(You Are Reading
That's what it' here for:
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.
(Jive us a trial. Yours for Bwsiness,
A. LOWRY.
FACTS
TO REMEMBER.
FACT 1. B0UKUET& HA VIS
currv the largest and most;
I'onoilete
stOCh
of (ieiieial
Men liaiiillsB in
v.
S oux Conn
I FA ' 1' , All our prices are in
ikeepiiig wilh the quail' V ol
igoisls we sell. We do mt keeii:
i -lieap John goodssud therefore
'wo ito not sell lit t 'lieaii John
iprires. We sell drat class gotsle
jilt fair prices.
Y, l :j, We endeavor to cuter
to the wants and needs of out
customers and our goods are
selected with tills intent.
C. H. UNIT
A A 1 A ',
successor to C. U. NEWMAN
DlALlH in-
Lumber, Doors, Sash
7- .
JjI llll
Coal, Wagons, Buggies and
Lfachiiicni of all Kinds.
I also carry a Hue of Wind
Mill, Pumps, Piping,
Toners, Wind Mill re
pairs, etc. etc. etc.
A large stock of feed, both
ground and vu ground al
ways on hand.
ms.il criers given prompt
ettcrdioa,
Give me a Call.
WANTED Agents, Hustlers, Salesm
Plerks and everybody who wants to en,
joy a good hearty Inugh to send 50c for
"Tips to Agents." Worth r0 to any
person who sells goods for ft living. If
not satisfactory your money hack. Cir
cular for stamp. The Dr. White Elec
tric Comb Co. Decatur, III.
,
& SON
All onl.irs Riven prompt attention,
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This,!
THAT'S RIGHT
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iPAOf 4, Ve nave just r
Iceived our Spring ami Siiiiimd
Invoice of wlnt.e wai.sls & 1 re
's:o.ids. India Limonx, Canibrics
I Percales, Cughams, Sat"ns
IShirtiugs Henriettas, &c &C .
(FACT 5,-Our line of Boots &
Shoes and Slippers is coinpoFei
of Hie latest styles from He
most, rell-.itile I, i, us.
jFACl' 6, Kverytl.mg usually
Ikept in a General Store can be
jfound at our place
BOURRET & DA VIS:
Manhood Restored.
"CUPIDKNE."
Thisgrent vefrctiible. vltaliser, the pre--
1 scriptton
of a lamous French physician, will
, I unic.klv cure vim of nil or
nervous discuses-
of the generative ori?iiiis sunn ss losi Man
hood. Insomnia, pains in the Puck, Seminal
Emissions, Nervous licbillty, I'tmples, ln
Illness to marry, Exbnusltng Drains, Vai'ie.O'
cele huiI ( .'oust ipst Ion. It stoiis all losses by
day or nidi I. Prematurity, which if not
checked, lead to sperinnton hoep and all the
horrors of impoteiicy. Ct.'PIUESE cleanses).
the llverand k dnevs. ITPIDENE strength
ens and restores The reason sufferers lire
not cured by doctors is because ninety per
cent ani tioutiled with Piostutlts.
HUNK is Ihn only known leinudy to euro
without an operation. . VKH tlstlmonials.
X written guarantee given mid money re
turned r six boxes do not tided a perms'
nent cure. :f1.(Kl sbox; sin for five by mail
send for froecirculnr and 'enlnionials. Ad
dress DAVOI, M EDICINK t;() , S.111K1 aneiso
California. Forsnlcby KmiURU JosK.s
NOTICE.
All parties indebeted to Chas. Newman ,
by note, or otherwise will And all bills,.
... 1 11.. -1.
(inn noies in vow imiucii.""
collection. Please call and aettl all
open account by note bankable or caalit ,
in hand and save costs.
CHAS. NCWHJJ