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OFFICIAL PAPER OF SIOTT3C CQTJ"NITY.
HARBISON, ASK A, THURSDAY,
JAJST. 12, 1905. N O. 29
LOCAL NEWS OF
THE WEEK
PtfUK-atKMl of content nolio 7.50
law Clover Hon m LrV, try it.
Itoal forget that e handl 'ationary.
Hons made niince meat 2 B for 85c at
Lnwry'.
Dr. Spindlo, the Crawford
dentist
Tht bant syrup in l"wa at Lowry's try
a sample.
Wstw proof bonw! hide mittcoa 50. I
atLowr)'.
Dr. Spindlo will ba in Harrison Jan.
17, 18, and 19.
County Assessor Story was doing bui-
in town this week.
Children OVERSHOES at cost for
cash at Gerlai h A Hn.
Mr. and Mm Tbeo. Sagrt vit-ited at
Chadroo the first of t'e ek.
Count mps foriule at this office.
Both on pr ai d mrd board.
J. II. Vilhermd..rfer viaifvd with Dr
Davin nt1iudr..n overSui.duy.
Jnl.n Moly iik P from All' Tue
day and madt. a pli-aant call whil here
Suits to fit all sizes from Ilia largest
man to tra smallest hoy, and the price
ar down to bed rock. Con.e and get
our price. Bourrel & Uavi.
Dr. Spindlo, dentift.
Crown and Bridge work
specialty.
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Preaching servn-e at B.slurc Presbyter
iao church Jn. 15ii. t 10:30 A. M.
Rl.v. Jas. MaCXAB.
Miaa Bast Tu pjr returned to her
school duties at Gorton last Thursday
evening, afUr visitine here during vca
tioa.
Henrv Dieckmaiin and Minnie Wolf
depart e.l for Iowa ll Mndav evening
'after visiting f riende and relative here
for two weeks.
The finest line of fresh and
cured meats at J. W. Rice
dorffs. TW CfUE A COl-O 1 OWE DAT.
ke l.HBtive Bromo fnlnlne rl lets. All
(tmnrHtoretniKl thR iiione)- If It to
cure. ICW.Urove'a Hfiiture la on every
but, iie.
Wa are .lsd to ee that the 8und. y
cliool worker at Pleasant Ridge ar
gain to keep lt,"'r 'lhath school going
through tlie winter. Here's success to
you.
Alfred Morris, who lias Wn staying
at tlie Commercial hotel since last fprinu
)ft for the eaalern prt of tls utale !'
Sat urday evening to j in hi rather, iter.
and brotlier.
W have been ukl tl-e mraniiiR: of
the word PuntheiMii, Wbler tfivw it
iu The doctrine that the imiver!,
taken or conceived of an a hoi, i O xl ;
the doctrine that there ia no OoJ but thr
combined force and lawn which are man
ifeated io the exilinjf univerae.
We have been thinking for ftonie tim
for aoma amunnant for oiir yew
lople and we know of w better thint!
than an ice uoid for rur hoya and ic&W
to apend anma of ther leisure inoment.
It would not be a (treat cont to put down
a, wall at tome convenient place and a
pond could anon be mad that would not
only furnish amusement in the winter
but in tha summer as well. The ukat
tec rink just started by W. U. Stewart is
a good move but the hall is not lar
MiifCh and then there is a dust ther
that is not ivi healthy an our beautiful
atmoxphere on the ouUide. We can't
ae but what r.areots outht to furnixli
aomelliinK f sind tbeir cliildren
for it w all we have to live for, and there
ia oae thing sure if we don't furnish
aoanething that i pur aad elevating Sa
tan will Bnd something for thera to do,
Oar young people are deprived of many
privilege that we, whan we were young
tvi the banint of, aao wnne our conoi
loaaara different we caa make things
Bjpora aleaaant for our chiMraa. and they
la mi urn w ill blew us for it. Won't som
oa lake the initiative step in th.s mutter?
Wear mire the email amount or land
raqalrsd will be ay to get. and the
wrl aonMbedune by thoee interestad
asaapt taj wall anil it attachments; t
t as aot aaly think about it but lei us
It santhl-sr Who will be willing to
taa th ajattsr ap aad push ilT Lat ua
, baar (raw) ottwra. Tba eotumas of this
ejef ar to yoe) for aavtblag yog hav
tpaajoalb awMar.
GLEN ROUNDUPS
Mr. Hi-thrd, who h been working
for tti ..ttfir and l.vvJ on ih Paler
NlxiM . we lea. n. received a tele
t nun lrm hm motlM-r, alio lives in Nw
Turk, Dial -li wax very M-k and for him
to come at once. He driar'.ed on tlie
nrxu --mn. '
Mrs. M. H Green ha been troubled
with neuralgia for nonie time past but at
thiH wrjini); kIw in mu h belttr.
' Mr Riy llamakr took 1.-Iterat the
IlL btrS'u.-day nitrht enruute (or the
KOUlil diviii.
Mr. A T lliifhi-on nmde a biiiiwsH
trip to Crawford Wedm-aday ni)iht r
turmnif Friday morning and peiit the
remainder ur tlie day with Umiilows.
Those who were Crtwrord viitors last
riiturdav were Freil WebHter, James and
Hans Jeiiwn.
Sunday b-ing a v-ry raw ami disagree
i ble dy the HUflifiiCM wa" n'il lurge at
Sin,da hMil Sunda but ou imnister
a with imanj the ser mon was very
well diwiiaaed; Tlie tet a taken from
the iv P l.i in which it vh: "Who
i I ntiew UK any good " This ih a hnatd
and deep auLj-ct and when ai.lv limdlMl
aa it m Sundar there is nonu-thmg in
ti-ing to church. Titers will bo ihilrch
on Hie 2fltli of Junuarv and n thin in
communion day every one i most coid
aliy invited loatleni.
Mr ard Mr M. II Green were cllers
at Mr. Ilunn Peterhonn Sunday aflerniam.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. LnBlow were
callers at Mr. John Blombergs Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. 8. J. Rule made the overland trip
to Crawford Monday, alito Geo Lakin,
On Monday morning the "sage bruth
flyer" somewhere west of Glen was
stranded and it was necessary for the
lompany to send another engine rrom
'had. on, and a hour later the Itn.k
en engine returned.
On Tuesday ereninif Mra M. H. Or-en
and Orval made a pleas nit cull al Mra.
l-imlowa
The Jensen bos sre putting up ice
thMt da), but it is not extra good yet.
YoCKS A 8 B 4.
Hunter Happenings.
School heg;in Mfoday,
W. T. Jones wa a Harrison visitot
Thursday.
DeAlma ' i (fee of Runningwater em
an ovr uujht viaitor at East Andrews
Saturday.
lielliert R.ee was at l!mon Rtturdsy.
Mr R'ce an n hr.iuuht a Ion I of
wmhI home Friday utid went back to the
mill Sunday,
Harvey Mcintosh, eldest son of 1. 8.,
came home from Iowa, where he has
Uern for some time, lie was at Tlarrieon
Friday aial went over to the lunch oa
Saturday.
Oscar Mcintosh came home from tlie
ranch the last of the week and is going
to school.
Miss Warner came back to Hunter
after a two weeks visit at her home near
freight on, Nehr. She had a good time
hut was ready to get to her school work
again. We look for another far ni'irihs
or good work done in the ix'hool rm.
The new tove lor district 30 cam!
Momia. We will use mostly cm.l in'
the fit tmeas wood is getting to be hard
10 get.
George Baldwin went to Harrison last
Friday bringing home a Hue grphiiphone
with wl I -h aev.ral neighbors were very
pleasantly entertained several evenings.
Mrs. J. H. f-aik and son Han. Id came
over from Ak'nle Sunday and went up to
Harrison Monday niurniug.
Ezm Tucker went up to Harrison last.
8nt urday on business. He Is now a Very
important personage along White nvit.
He is the Honorable Ezra Tucker J. P.
also roadmaxter on this line. We lmk
for j'istice to the bad road and pa. to
ties good people; lie went from Harrison
to Crawford, coming upon the passenger
Monday. Tlie engine had to stop l wo or
three times to gt t up steam, on account
of its h-avv load w suppose.
Wm. Bannan cam over from his placa
gunday to see Mr. Baldwin who it staying
at Mr. Jones at present.
Thomas Jon was vary sick Saturday
night and Suadav; was not able to go to
school Monday. Too bad lie had to b
absent as Velma Kic and Thoira were
present every day Ih last four months,
neither being absent nor tardy during
the eutire term,
Pearla and Thomas Jones visited friend
at Saw lust a prl of last wk, coming
back by Hatcreek where Ueorg Baldwin
b ft som lajsines to attend to at Mr.
Tschabolds; They got horn Thursday
Dearly fro ten but rrtd a good tim.
Aksel Mamwa of Olaa visited Thomas
Jo w the last of th waek. He cam
af'ar thair w that ha ' barn her for
aaaa Uaw, but all waaaaaMato traval
Treasurer's
flUojnt of money reo-i ved and dithurnwi b tlw Trm irer of 8ioua couulv,
i (fom J(jy h mi io 81,
State Ftd
Balance Taa oll.ctions
1135 -i
3046 81
8083 13
( onrrr GrratAL FmM
Balance 1172 M
I'ax i oll"Ction 83
Mill.ineoUHCilectMin 448 45
Tranilrrod from oll r (nais 00J 00
7316 14
203 95
191
"iTo7
17 85
15J7J
Hul.DIEIS RKIJW Ft'KD
B-i lance
Tax c-illectioni
Cocktt Road Fuirea
Buta'K-e
Tax collections
8: il
33i 67
25 li ii
OC-NTY RRIIKH KCWDej
Ba nc
Tx c tlletiO;is
26 0 95
19 29
6 0S
OtltTY SPIOIAI. I 'KBT Fl'MH -
Balance
Tax ,oi lection
25 87
475 84
811
717 56
Road District FciDt
B.Um-
Tax collection (rvi1)
Tax collections (poll)
Transferred to special road Dist. 8 96
1205 18
Stociai. Road District Fctm
Balanci
27181
184 67
Tux collections
405 99
2420 6
5833 44
School 1 1 tr ct Fcndb-
B lance
Tax collections
8254 30
m io
163 58
Schooi. Bond Fund -
Balance
L'ollectionii
1995 68
Fods or VnxtQB or Habrison - 4
llilaiu
Tax collections
354 43
884 5
. 78S99
School L m Lkam fitsm -
Balnm-e 896 10
Collection l?"" 57
- ;. . 21(15 73
State qcb x. frjtw
Bilnc 06
December state apportionment i?71 50
.. 'in 5
mrrrmna ftmt-
B ilame d -0
Tax collection ' b'l
- - , 48 w
RiDEKrncw ot TaJE ?als
Balance W l
t rt i flcates redeemed 928 &i
987 04
BOWKN PRFCiNOT noD Fvmju
Halai.ce 8929 80 ...
Tax.cuilncti.ina 405 27
85 07
Pboteht Fcm
BAlsnce . .W H
Tuxe paid under protest 164 61
860 54
Personal. Fckda In Pah PaM.it Tajh-
Balance Mi 24
K.cive.t 20 00
15i C4
MlftCaXLAKBoO I OD4 -
B.lau.e 225 00
i oiIi-ciii.os 449 46
647 45
w lie lefl latr and sMe dwl Sunday. We
ate so sorry for lhm as slm aa
thi-ir
milk cow and a VD 1011
but Iter
titur had cum.
UNO.
The highest cash price paid
for hides at J. W . Ricedorffs.
Mr. E. F Pontius was quit ick on
nifhl last week and from what w learn
was near d-athdnor for a lima. The
trouW was scut n' rala-i" T th heart,
Wa ar (find to say tho that aha is herself
attain, and much ciedil can be rien to
I sr. Pliinney for his promptness and quick
diajtoosisofthecasaor would ha
baeecallad upon lo writ differrntl
from this. lbnw doctor com ana k.
n(t
hat lir. Plilnnev has been a bl
man homes in thia county and
if
kaaw where r apeak ha wiU ooatiotiato
'4Maa rysantcoaa.
Statement.
1804 both iutluive:
Pid at ate Tre i.
t'omnnaiona
33499 86
1-3 77
3iSi 13
Warraiita redeemed
CnumiNioo
lUlaac
5819 ?9
415 OH
168177
791614
Commisaioa
Btlaoce
25
210 51
210 76
51 15
21 91
2-)6 51
Wamnt rieemd
'oiitnrasi.in
Bitam.'e
67
83 2
10 o (Ml
173 04
U M 63
2630 95
1 0
24 57
25 87
WarraniH -tcnwl
Trtiiierreil tit olhi-r fu-.d
C a.WMon
Balance
'o nnii'i-ion
Btiante
Pull tax receipts
i kiinnif sion
Balance
624 00
65 03
515 55
120 18
896
7 63
8S9 39
405 98
40H0 41
79 70
4094 19
8254 30
67 37
2 53
1925 78
199 68
140 00
112 47
27 44
419 08
738 9
2131 22
31 51
2163 3
1"
271 46
zfToi
Transferred to road district
'om mission
Balanca
School orders piid
i omnnssions
Balance
Intvrtt coupons redeemed
omtnission
Bulaace
Interest coupons paid
Paid village treasurer
Commission
Bilai.ce
Pa d state treasurer
Co iiiiiissiiiii
( ommissiiiU
Balance
Commissioa
ft liit.ee
45
A"
15
to Jt)
l?ul i ert'i flexile hold, rs
t:&!aae
6.14 91
352 12
987 04
701 00
47 43
8580 64
385 07
Ml 73
H79
HAH
IntennH onupoK"
iinitatsSK'm
Baiano
leiteemed
Rsfuoded r Carried Is fuea
Balaaca
84.ftni'r
la 84
U9 46
Tranforid to other f.n.i
Balaaoe
647
4iM64 t
lot.' I c ssli on liot
N o ucadfc; r K'r'-ted arriiU oclMmidiruf
CAUL M. LUX.
(I..1111' v 1Ve.'!"Jnr.
A car load ol til- urock cna
Chat. Uiinl
The coram Itwiouer are id i
this wrk.
tkHU Hjruin
( laus Clmsleaaeo is up from Moatroa
i ttm k
Archi- c,,, Wt lor oraud Wand it
Saturday nio;alUr apeooioK
at hum.
Mis Hatli OVonner left for Indian
creak Bunday wher she will teach school
at Mr. Nolaoa.
Mairison haa a prrocher at last, R. v.
A. B York arrived hr from Wlsci.nsio
last Fndv laornitig and AIM the pulpit
imih nioriuntf and evunnur Sundav. W
,0 hop hi health will proTe good her arid
that tha work of the cnurcn win prov
good profrr by his efforts. Both
aartAOM&aaar wr taemrief .
BOUQUET
Don't Agree In Politics.
BUT
,They Do Agree To Sell More
For The Same Money Than Any Other House In
The North West.
REMEMBER
That we carry a full line of
Dry Goods and Notions,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries
Flour and Feel.
Everything Carried In A General Store. . :
BOURRET & DAVIS.
GERLAGH & SONS
Will sell you the best "HOT
BLAST HEATER"-on earth.
There you can buy a first class suit of clothes.
In Gents furnishing goods they keep the best
Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes
And such other goods as are kept in a general store.
They sell at bottom prices.
THE
PALA
SALOONes)
'-IN ANDREWS BLOCK ."
Tht 'finest line of ' wities, liquors and best brands of tig art.
THEO. SAGERT, Proprietor.
You Are
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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 Store.
Give us a trial Yours for Business,
Don't Buy This
Kind of a Seperatoi
ButBuyaSHWPLES
TUBULAR oi
Aron Sit? a
Harrison, Nebr
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From what we can glean from the dil
ti wa paper and other sources t here will
be quite a rail road boom in Wyoming
this year and the bij frovernaiem can...
tha north Piatt Will give plenty ol
ork besides putting lots or money ir
circulation in this part of the county.
MaIHOKD On last Fridav, Andrew
Kline or Manville, Wyo. and Mary E.
Ril-y ol Y 'ik ton 8. l ink. er united it
the hoi v hoods of matrimony by Jud.
W.lhermsdorfer. Thy took the wei
bound trin Saturdiy mnrnitif; 'or M "
villa where they will make their futur.
l ow Mr. Kline is a black smith bv
trnd and is thinking mfthuiK of local
inpr in Harrison at some future dute. Tin
JOTJUfAL Mtenda beat wish.
Si DAVIS
Goods In The Next 50 Dayt
Reading
ThisJ
TTtAT'S RIGHT;
A. L0WRY. !
H Sfr,Ta.W0.S5T,TICI'Y
J IS'OS VIPFW IK tt
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Dolphin as Target,
81 torpedo boats were rer.enUy told
ff to destroy the dolplilns. which an
playjog bavoc with the sardine ia
Douarnanex bay. France. Floating
Bait Is to be ttsed, and the beet marks
men on the vessels are to be provided
with rifle to shoot the dolphin.
Hereditary Musician.
Frof. Henry Appy. vioflnlst, who
4led at Rochester, N. Y., recently, ag
aaventy-elght, ws the son of the lead
er of the orchestra In 'he chapel at
William of Orange.
Largest Photograph.
The largest photographic pletnr la
listen-: is being exihUed to Berlin,
(t is about 40 feet by I teat, and rep.
raacnta a rta C tj Bay tt fWaplaa.
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