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VOLVII. HARRISON, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, SEPT. 8 EQQ.11
LfVftL NEWS OF
"THE WEEK
Buy cooking apples at Low
THE
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PALA
Lucy Moravek is seriously ill and her
recovery is doubtful.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
Crab apples at LowryV.
V
IWt forget Ow l-lure next Monday
night.
Oeorge Tu ruer a up I rom Oramruercy
Monday.
Home Rendered
Lowry's.
Lard at
Notice the change in the Lacy Bros, ad
tins week.
) Frank Htradal wan down from North
View Tuesday.
t
Marcus Valdez moved his family back
o town laHt vteek.
August Ring returned from Omaha
yesterday morning.
Mrs. George Davis returned from Wis
consin Monday morning.
Pearf, peaches and grapes,
at Lowry's in any amount.
County map lor sale at this etHce.
Both on paper aud card board.
Henry Wills marled tu Ohio with a
car load of horses lat night.
J. T. Morris and family left for Kenw
Nebr. last Friday evening.
Mm. John Biegel nod children left for
Augusta, Wisconsin Mniiday evening.
Dr. Spindlo, dentist.
Crown and Bridge work
specialty.
A large crowd attended the leap year
ball Jail fciatuid.iy ui,hl and all report a
good linn.
Wrs. Parsons spent a couple of days
Willi Mr. and Jlr. Phipps over at Five
Points the firal of the week.
The finest lino of fresh and
cu:ed meats at J. W. Hue
dor lis.
Mr. und Mr. Malt Hall nnd family
-iit 1 iiesday Rial Tuesday night wiili
Urn. t. W. flail ami Jesse.
J.nn Bios have tlieir well drill in
order now, and jesteniuy thev went out
lodnllawell for JohnBrwwn.
When in need of a Range
or Heater rome in and t-ee
what we have. Lacy Bros.
H. Wickershuui moved inlo the Coffee
house north of town last week, and hit
chlidreu will nlteud school here this
winter.
Dr. Spindlo, the Crawford
dentist, will be in Harrison
again on Tuesday aud Wed
nesday, Sept. 13 and 14.
Mrs. Lizzie Coffee and family weat to
hadrou last Thurtduy after spending
the sumniwr on the Riiniiiiigwatt r
ranch. The children will lake up their
school work.
GRAND BALL-
Will be given ut the Andrews Hull
Friday evening, Sept. 9h 1004. Com
mencing at 7:30 and will close at 12:00
K very body invited.
R. C. Dunn.
Misses Susie and Calharyn Tupr
arrived in Gordon from Osmond yester
day morning and they are now domiciling
themselves up stairs in the Let Ueckwith
house where they wilt keep house while
teaching in our schools. Gordon Journil
ICC C.t AM SOCIAL.
Tm Helping Hand Society will give an
ice cream social at Andrews Hall on
Friday evening Sept. 16. All are cord
ially invited.
Tit proceeds will be used for some
charitable purpose.
J. E. Marsteller and family departed for
Wayne, Nehr, Monday evening. A large
number of friends gathered at the depot
to bid them farewell,
Mr. and Mrs. Marsteller will be sadly
mised in Harrison, for they were loved
ai d respected by all'. What is Humans
low though is Waynes gain while we
int help tut envy Wayne, wo trust that
ber people will esteltd to them a wel
come band, for Nebraska do s not have a
more worthy family than Mr. Marsteller',
Harrison will ever Hand ready to wel
come them hack sliould they conclude to
ct Um r lot with us again,
to
Dr. Spindlo, the Crawford
dentist.
F. E. Jandl and John Bieser shipped
three car loads of horses to Wisconsin
Monday.
The highest 4'afih price paid
for hides at J. W. Ricedorffa.
George Williams left forChadroo Mon
dty evening. He has secured employ
ment of the Chadrou Mercantile Co.
Pens, Ink,
Lead Pencils
Lowry's.
Slate Pencils,
and Tablets at
Rev. DunieN left for Atkinson Monday
evening to attend conference which cou
veues today.
Dr. Spindlo, the dentist,
will be at the office of Dr.
Davis on tha 13 and 14.
J. I). Williams c ime down from Pleus
ant Bulge Monday and took his daughter
to the hospital at Omaha in the evening.
Dr. Snyder, osteqpath, will
be in Harrison Tuesday and
Saturday of each week.
MiMt Myrtle Converse, who hah been
slaying at Hot hiring during the kiiiu
iiier, returned to tlai rison Tuesday iiiorn
nit;. si Archie Dims and Otto Pane left for
Grand Island, Nebr. lust Friday evening
to utleiid the Commercial school at llt.il
place this winter.
The familiar sound of the school bell is
he ird 1 1 iiit week ug.tin and will continue
fi.r 111- text 9 in mills calling Hie LiUbV
vouiit io Hi ir books.
Matilda FMcher will lecture at the
hall next MuHclav ni;ht, beKininn at 8:00
o'clock. I) Mil forget to come and hear
her, lor you will mim a treat if you
don't. Popular price.
WANTE.J Aeen'.s. ilimtler, 8alesm
I'lerks ami etferylHKly who wants to -n,
j.iv a (rood hearty laiiKh to send 60c for
-Tips to Aumts." Worth fSO to any
person w ho wlls goods for a living. If
not KsiliM'actory your money hack. Cir
i ulnr for Hinmp. The Dr. WHte Elec
tric Com b I i. r nlur, 111.
GERLACII & SONS.
Will Sell you the best Hot
Blast Heater 'on Earth.
There you can buy a first class
suit of clothe. In Gents
furnishing goods they keep
the best Dry Goods, Boots &
Shoes and such other goods as
are kept in a general Htore,
They sell at bottom prices.
KOAD NO TICK.
To whom It mnv concern :
Tbe commissioner appointed to loeato a
certain roud petitioned for liv frank Nutto
and others commencing at the NE corner of
the. K i ot section U runmiiff Miutliwcsl
about X of 4 mile to -here olil roatl leads
SE toward corner of Mi ol Miction IS
in township 32 raiiK. ' '' out and be
established as h puollc road anil Unit porl'
Ion ot old road uo.iiineiiciM at K corner of
E ' or section 1H running outh on section
line Wi;t ceil suet lous 17 and IS to half ftec.
line running east aud west at comer of
NE H section Is, thence running northwest
lo hen la rouH here new roud strikes
said beni 111 old road, to bu Taunted.
All objections thereto or claims for
dainayes must be died in thel ouuly Clerk's
kitten on or belorft Octolier Mill, IMH r such
road will be allowed without iiirtlier infer
ence thereto.
K. K. I-OST1US,
Countjr Clerk.
Dr. II. C. and Minnie
Cuiry, Eye specialist of
Chicago, who have made sev
eral trips to Harrison, will
make their next proffessional
visit Wednesday Sept. 28th.
They are the oldest and most
reliablo specialist in the west
and carry the largest set of
instruments in use, Glasses
fitted at the lowest prices.
Consultation free. They are
known to be roliable.
Floyd Jones mada a business trip
Gordon the firxt of the week.
In resjfonse to conm'Jeralh recent inquiry,
the COMMERCIAL BANK w pleased to an
nounce Hjxcial arrangement to make long-time
loam on Real Estate.
Say what you want
MATILDA
FLETCHER
Will be here September 12-1904.
"THE QUEEN OF THE PLATFORM."
Her Popular Lecture will be-
"The Heart
All the audiences that have heard her have been greatly
pleased. New York Tribune.
Matilda Fletcher is one of the most attractive, graceful
and eloquent speakers in this country. New York Times.
Matilda Fletcher is a handsome woman, and is winning a
reputation second to no other person on the lecture platform
Philadelphia l'ress.
Matilda Fletcher's lecture at the University Thursday ev
ening was a rare treat to all who heard it Los Angeles
Tribune.
Tickets for
J. H. Humeri up frum Andrew to-
dar.
From ail reports the strike is about
endel.
II. A. Pnddy
house this week.
has been painting his
Mrs. Then. Hngt-rt went to Children
Tuesday evening to visit for it few.days.
Thi lute rains in Hie north partif the
comity have relieved the water famine
that was thre t'erird.
An uncle of Mrs. Newlin. and Mrs. A.
Christian of Pleasant Rde arrived here
from Iowa Moisduy la visit for a while.
COTTONWOOD ITEMS.
School started Monday in l)ist. No, 4 of
Collou wood valley with Iva S(M.-a.-e hm
teacher.
After spending vacation on Cotton
wood Robert Lux returned to Harrison
where he will be ready for school woik.
Ed Feller made a business trip to
Harrison the 3rd.
The Post mistress of Carey received a
letter from Re-v, MoNab stating to hold
his mail that he would be back this
week.
Ed and Ben Feller made a stay over
night at Jacob's home in liat creek Sat
urday, returning Sunday.
Malcom Worthinglon made a short
visit on the Cotton wood Snuday. You
may guesa where.
A new Post Office wot estaMihhed at
the head of South Soldier creek will)
John Uoldorf as Post master. Being
called Uuitl.
The t.ireshlnp on the divide was finish
ed up with a keg of beer at Fritas Piper's
which was gtveu by Henry Frickec, lhat
they had a good time you may know as !
Anton Kratzand Joe Rose look puns. Mon
of the ho s Fritz was obliged to go to '
his home stead well the rest is better told
by Frit.
Another social gathering was held at
the home o' Anton Kratz Sunday the 4th
every body had a good lime.
Jakie Jacob's made a bustnesa trip to
Alliance the 5th.
After finished stacking tr'" Anton
Krai and Earnest Carlson have gooe
back to the hay camp.
Mrs. C. P. Lyon moved to Hotchkiss
Colorado where Mrs. Rce is. Her many
friend wish ber success.
Ha Htm.
of a
99
sale at thi office.
Professional
Cards.
J. E. PHINNEY,
Physician Surgeon.
OFFiCE:
Andkkws Bujck.
C- E. A. ESTLER,
Gcn.lr3.ctsr if Builder.
Fine Work a Specialty.
Jobs Taken Either by Contract or Day.
HARR1SOV, - - . NEBRASKA.
CIIAS.H. SMITH.
1XS URA .V E AG EXT.
Old Line, Assessment and Accident
policies written
CorroKpondcncB solicited
Address; Harrison, Neb.
I, C. DAVIS, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
Office in Bartell Building.
Residence 1st door north of Commercial
Hotel.
HARRISON, NEBRASKA.
Have received my electrical apparatus
and am now prepared to give special
attention to all chronic diseases and
diseases of woman. Rheumatism and
kidney diseases of every form.
NOTICK FOB FRK8KNTATION TO AND
HKARING ItKFORR JUDGE.
Jiottcnls hereby given to dl persons hiv
IrK lalms and neinands ngatnst John re
bano, late of Moux ccunty, rtcce isnit ; That
the time tlxed for Hllug claims HRHlnst sdcl
ctte Is six months fr .tu the. Wth day of
Aunust, 1P0I. All such person" are rifpiented
to present ihotr claims wltn th.- vouclior to
lh county Jtii'ne or smd county at his olllce
therein on or beforu the ir.tti (lav of rcbru
nry, I0W and ail Claims so Hied will hn linard
Ixlore the said Judge on the first vtonduv of
each month during the time all .wed for
presentation of claim at 1 o'clock P. M.
J. II. WlLHEHMSDOHrKa,
Man
"SALOON
:IN ANDREWS BLOCK
The finest line of wines, liquor and best brand of cigar.
TIIEO. SAGERT, Proprietor.
I You Are Reading
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'That's what it's 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 Stoiv.
Give us a trial. Yours for Business,
A. L0WRY.
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FACTS
TO REMEMBER.
FACT l.-BOURKETfcUAVIS;
carry the largest and most!
complete stock of iclltinl
.liercliaiidisa in Sioux Couu i
IF ACt' 3, All our prices are u
(keeping with the qtiali v d
IkoixIs we sell. VV'e do ni. t keei
I 'heap John poods and therefore
vie do not sell at. Cheap John
ipricp. We sell llrst class goods!
lit. fair prices.
!FA i' 3, We endeavor to cater
to the wants and needs of our
customers and our goods art
selected with this intent.
C. H. UNITT
successor to C. V. NEWMAN
-DEALER IN-
Lumber, Doors, Sank. Lime,
Coal, Wagons, Buggies and
Machinery of all Kinds.
I also carry a line of Wind
Mills, Pumps, Piping,
Towers, Wind Mill re
pairs, etc. etc. etc.
A large stock of feed, both
ground and ungrouud
7.
t-t t
ways on hand.
mail oriers given, prsrnp
etteniiort,
Give me a Call.
LACY BROS.
DKALKRS IN
Lumber, Lath, Sash, Doors,
Lime, Cement; Flour, Feed
and Grain; Buggies, Farm.
Implements, Wagons;
Hardware, Wind
mills, Pumps
& etc.
NOT1' E TOR PUKSENTATION TO AND
HEARING BEPOHK JUDGE.
Notice Is hereby iflven to nil persons hav
ing Claims und DcniuVIs iiKttnut Ann
Powell, late nf Mont t ounty, deccaa. d ; That
the time fixed for lillng claims Hgalnft said
estute Is s.x mouths from thn 2;rd (lny of
AtiKnst,l(KM. All such persons are requested
to present lluilr oinims with tlio vouclian
to tliecniintv Jurlgeol sdd county at Ids
iilllceincrelnon or l.cfore the. 23rd tiny of
Kehriliuy, IMS, and all claims so tiled will be
hear i before the sidd Jil'tia on the first
Monday of each month during tho luno id
lowed lor prc ut.tloa ol i laiuisat I o'clock
p. M, J. l. WlLllFBSHOUFi.
(i; Judge.
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THAT'S ftllirJT;
IFACT 4, We u.ive j.M1, r- '
ceived our Spris. und Siinniec!
jlnv.iiceof white waist, dv
iiioods, India LininiK, i '.t n i r -'
'Percales, Oinghnmx, Sit-eii!.i
iShirtirtus HenriHt.tas, & &.e.'.
FACT 5, Our line ot i. . - u.
iShoes and Slippers is cmnpsei
! .r ih. Ui.Li Di..u. rH .... ii,i
nost rehahle hoi
jFACT 6, tvery ii,iiirt j
ikept in a General Store ran h I
jfound at our place.
BOURRET & DAVrS.
PROGRAM.
Program of the twelftli annual con
vention of the Sioux Count v Hnnday
School Associutien to be held in 4he
Methodist church in Harrison, Nebraska
September 17 and 18, 1904.
Saturday, September 17,
10:30 a.m., Devotional Service,
12:00 LUNCH
1:30 p. m., "The Aim nnr! B. nefjt of
This Convention "
...Rev. Daniels,
2:00 p.m. "A Primary Standard."
Miss Mamie Haines, .Suite nmary
worker. ,
2:J5p. m. "Memorizing fsi i ipture
Texts." Mr. Halt ie Gr.ne. "
3:j0 p. in. "Sunday School Manage
ment. "..Prof. H. M. Slealhy, State
Held secretary
4:'i0 p. m. Report of Sdnmls and
Election of Officers. :
7:30 p. m. Song Service
8:00 p. in. Lecture. "The lioy God
Made.".... Prof. H. M. Steidh y.
Sunday. September 18.
0:00 a.m. Devotional Seren e
9:30 a. m. "How to Have the Lesson
lie mem be red." W. H. Uiv,.
10:30 a. m, Sunday School Lesson,
taught by Miss Haines.
11:00 Address
1 ;00 DINMIl
1 :30 p. m. Teaching Problem
Prof. 11. M. Sleulley.
2.30 p. m. "The Country Sunday
School." J. H. Kartell.
7:T 0 p. m. Song Service
8:00 p. in. Address... ."Echoes From
Jerusalem Cruise."
Miss Mamie Haines.
NOTICE: A full representation ol the
Sunday Schools of the county is desired.
All delegates will be enterUined. BrinK
ycur best thoughts and existences and
exchange them at the convention.
J. H. BURKB. Preaident.
M. Haiths K. tRffTit, 9uy.
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