The Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, October 28, 1897, Image 1

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VOL XII
THIS AND THAT
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Octffrerai
Kit uliou Day November J
rnlyttrian scr Novumbw 5
Teaclww Association No ember 13
Thanksgiving November i
W II Kern UushvihVs constable
-was hi town Monday
A new chimney was built cm ie M
E church the past week
L A Rod well f Ainsworth wa3 in
town on business Friday
Miss May Stevens of Longpine
ye editors family Saturday
and Sunday
AVm and Phillip Pullman and A
Taryan made proof on their tuatbar
claims Tuesday
Tin proximity of election day is
excuse -enough for the lack of local
iiiews 4u the paper this week
J 7 Guth has the foundation part
Jy laid for a new dwelling house just
jiorth of his present residence
Wm Clarkaon Wh Taylor and iRev
Moore accompanied Amos Strong and
his prisoners to Lincoln Tuesday as
deputies
J W Oens whs as living on ithe
Hornback place is Sparks precinct
-was a pleasant caller at these head
quarters Tuesday
Born Wednesday Oct27 to Mr and
3Irs Harry Hilsinger a ten pound
boy All parties wijit and Harry has
been passiqg the cigars
Topic for Christian Endeavor next
Sunday is Trust Christ For What
2 Timothy 11 12 Meeting in the
Presbyterian church at 630
Buring the storm Tuesday J K
3Ioores cattle about 900 head got
away from the herders and drifted
S0uth No losses are yet reported
t One of the most unique characters
and original talkers in this neck of the
woods is L D Lincoln of Schlegel
-precinct He is a hard political fight
er too
Presiding Elder Eighmy of Long
pine held quarterly conference at this
place Saturday night and preached in
the Methodist church Sunday morning
and evening I
The supper advertised by the
hyterian laffies to take place tomorrow
evening has been postponed for a week
on account ot the weather Wait for
ut Friday Nov 5
G P Crabb has moved hre family
uto the property he lecently bought
of J T Keeley on the west eide J
W Freeman has moved into tfhe Hols
claw property thus vacated
Ve have been informed that the
treaty under which the supply depot
at Rusbville was established will ex
pire Jan 1st next and the probabili
ties are that it will be abandoned
The stone for the Sparks baa build
ing is on the ground and being dressed
for use The first story of Rebuild
ing will be of Ulack Hills pink sand
atone and the second story will be
made of pressed brick
Senator Allen made a strong address
at Cornell Hall last Friday afternoon
Westover adjourning court to give
jurors and witnesses an opportunity
to hear him M F Harrington spoke
at the same place Saturday evening
Geo Campbell of St Joe C W Cox
f Minneapolis S D Blythe of Sioux
City F E Joy of Omaha H Roberts
of Des Moines and W D Webster of
Omaha were among the commercial
men who spent Sunday at The Don
oher
Jackson and Brayton will build an
addition to their store using the lot
between their present building and
3rabb and Vincents for that purpose
This will cause the Bank of Valentine
to move again which will be done by
placing the buildjng on the lot north
of Efnerg
Prof It G iJasley of Valentine
latley from New Albamy Ind will lec
ture in the school house at Crookston
Nebr Saturday evening Nov 6 1896
Ona subject interesting to old and
young A short program will also be
given by the scqol Price of admjs
aion adults lcj children under 12
years of age 10c The proceeds witi
be used in increasing the school libra
ry Come every tipdy it will interest
ou
VALENTINE
District Court JteNUltw
A L Morgan obtaining endorse
ment on draft under false pretenses
five years
John Xeeley burglary five years
H F Schwaberow cattle stealing
five years
lohn Carter burglary three years
Henry Slademan horse stealing one
year
The foregoing are the sentences giv
en violators of the law by Judge West
over in district court Monday Each
of the prisoners except Schwaberow
admitted his guilt before sentence was
pronounced and asked for mercy
As we went to press last week the
Neeley burglary case was on The
jury brought in a verdict of guilty but
recommended that he be given a light
sentence
Friday the case against Herman F
Schwaberow for stealing two calves
from the Enlow Cattle Co was called
Walcott and Harrington prosecuted
while Clarke and Altschuler defended
The case occupied the courts time all
day Friday and was given to the jury
Saturday morning about 1030 A
verdict was reached late in the after
noon but court having adjourned it
was not delivered until Monday
-Henry Slademan was arrested Sun
day fcr stealing six head of horses from
John Holman of near Irwin a couple
of moaths ago and selling them He
pleaded guilty to the charge Monday
afternoon In view of this fact and
the young mans previous good char
acter the judge was very lenient with
him
Monday afternoon Judge Westover
heard a demurrer in a case brought
from Itushville on a writ of habeas
corpus Frank ONeill was arrested
on a charge of having burned a lot of
hay on Pine Ridge reservation the
sheriff from Hot Springs making the
arrest After listening to arguments
ittishvnie appeared tor uiseiii i
In the case of Elizabeth Fitzgerald
vs Peter J Donoher et al judgment
of 900 was given the plaintiff L P
Larson received a judgment of 335
against Arthur Thacher On appeal
J W Stetter G H Hornby A Lewis
T C Hornby and Geo Elliott obtained
judgments against Cherry county C
Brayton obtained a judgment of 65
against Jos II Burns
Among the cases continued were
Aultman Miller Co vs E Stilwell
Paxton vs Reese Sparks vs Tate F
Fischer vs C C Parker Robinson vs
Hobson Balwerk vs Scholtes Ware vs
Grooms et al Ormesher vs Cherry Co
Ed Quigley vs HiLle Finney vs Gallop
Walcott vs Denny
Divorces were granted to Hugh R
Sears from Lottie Sears and Aggie B
Watson from Charles It Watson The
Hoffman case was continued
The damage case of E McDonald vs
F E Railroad was settled out of court
Thirty cars of potatoes aggregating
20000 bushels have been shipped from
Gordon during the past two weeks
and still the crop of spuds is by no
means exhausted Thousands of bush
els yet remain to be shipped this fall
and still other thousands are being
holed up for spring shipment The
crop is of fine quality and the price
paid is 30 cents a bushel--Gordon
Journal
J K Fee of Crookston filed a pet
ition last Thursday evening to have
his name placed upon the ballots as a
candidate for commissioner from this
district Mr Fee is a rustler and says
he is in this fight to win not to be
sacrificed He will be in Valentine
Monday evening prepared to answer
all charges which may be made
against bim aud answer questions
Monday was cold and rainy Next
morning the ground was covered with
snow and the wind was blowing pretty
stiffly The storm continued all day
but yesterday and today the snow is
rapidly melting and election day prom
ises to be fair This is the same ex
perience we had last year and while
we will have lot of nice weather yet
the winter will probably be severe
Come in and sign the petition for
postal savings banks This is not a
partisan move at all leading men of
jlV parlicSUdvocatiiig the measure
FuMislieljrorJFour Years as
CHERRY COUNTY INDEPENDENT
A FEW REASONS WHY
Ucforc the next fcsue of this paper goes to press the campaign in
this siiite and county will be closed the election will bo over and the
votes counted During the campaign Vc have to the best of our abil
ity supported the straight democratic ticket both state and local and
we hope our efforts have nqt beeil fruitless We have supported the
ticket not alone because tye are a democrat not alone because we de
sired to defeat republicanism these things in part caused us to sup
port the democrat ticket but the primary cause is the fact that the
democratic nominees are betteiwrien for the positions to which they
aspire than are their opponents Should the majority of the voters
believe otherwise well and good we will trust to time for a vindica
tion of our position However in this issue we desire to make a last
appeal to the voters of Cherry county and present to them a few rea
sons why they should vote the democrat ticket
Republican state officials have during the last few years robbed
the state of almost a million dollars the republican supreme court
jpade it possible for the state treasurer to steal 200000 of the per
manent school fund the supreme court has almost invariably given
decisions against the common people and in favor of the corporations
tfre court needs renovating even as the other state offices needed
vating Will not republicans assisir in the renovation The rebuke
to corruption will do then party good After a general turning down
of rascals a party can consistently ask support on grounds of honesty
and purity Coming to local affairs many republicans will vote the
democratic ticket because they know there is not an incompetent man
thereon not a man who is figuring on prejudice to elect him not a
man who was nominated by any deal or on account of any promise
not a man who was nominated because he was the first man thought
of Every man was nominated because of his fitness for the place
This is a fact which appeals to lovers of good government and there
aremany such inthe republican party They will vote the democrat
ticket because they lack confidence in their own That the leaders
have that same lack of confidence is shown by the difficulty encoun
tered in getting a chairman to assume the responsibility of the cam
paign Republicans know they are weak and the democratic ticket
appeals to them by its strength
Popnlists should support the state ticket Though the head of
that ticket is a democrat he was nominated by the populists as a par-
jtial reward t0 the democrats for their votes last year Pursuing the
oner discharged Judge Patterson of
same plan they -will vote the connty ticket They know that their
county convention was run by a ring and that honest delegates were
duped by lies to serve the rings purpose they know that the demo
crats last year supported the same national state congressional sena
torial representative and county tickets they did when but two men
on those tickets were nominated as democrats Knowing this they
will if they believe in fairness vote the democratic ticket They
cannot conscientiously vote the republican ticket because their princi
ples are so diametrically opposed they cannot vote their own ticket if
they believe in their own doctrine and are opposed to rings and dirty
methods in polities and here is where the democrats come in Their
principles are much the same their nominees are all free silver men
they are all clean well qualified men and they were not nominated
by any ring or clique Populists have three good reasons for voting
the ticket straight to obtain good officials to rebuke the ring which
thwarted the will of the majority to do observe the golden rule A
number of other reasons exist but these are the principal ones
Democrats should vote the ticket straight from top to bottom for
more than one reason They should vote it because it is democratic
they should vote it because it is the best ticket in the field because
it represents all parts of the county because the populists have said
there are no democrats and the republicans hope to gain democratic
votes they should vote the democratic ticket because they are oppos
ed to ring rule and in favor of honest government because they were
refused assistance by those they have always helped democrats should
vote the ticket because they can elect it and once in power they need
uever again pose as a supplicant for favors from any other party be
cause if they dont vote the ticket the name democrat will become
a by word in this county Make a X under the rooster
The battle will soon be over and if we as democrats stand solid
for our ticket victory will perch upon our banner and our friends the
enemy will realize the significance of the crowing rooster as the em
blem of democracy The contest is for good government and but f or
party names there would be no doubt -about the election of the entire
democratic ticket The nominees of the -republicans and populists
are all said tc be good honest fellows and while we doubt that the
compliment can honestly be paid to all of them well let it pass
no good honest fellow will make a good public officer unless he is
well qualified for the place and his honesty may be sorely tried if he
enters office with a corrupt ring influencing him either the ring or
the office must be neglected Voters mUBbthink of these things and
if they think deeply a vote for the democrat ticket will be the result
Why is it that the populists are do
ing their best to down Metzger if he
is not in the race Why are both re
publicans and populists fightiDg Bal
lard so hard if he is the weakest man
in the Geld Why are the republicans
jumping sideways and pulling against
Childers if theyre not afraid Strong
will be defeated by him Why does
everybody stick to it that Adamson is
the best man in the field unless tbey
intend to vote for him and think he
will be elected Echo answers wbv
DEMOCRAT
VALENTINE CHERRY CO NEBRASKA THURSDAY OCTOBER 28 1897
Word reaches us that the populists
and republicans especially the latter
are reporting throughout the county
that Metzger is making no race for the
position of clerk This is a mistake-
and on a par with the canard to the
effect that he would not accept the
nomination Metzger is making a
hard pull for the clerkship and he be
comes a greater favorite every day
A vote for the court house bond
a vote for economy and safety
is
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William M Dunbar
Lessee from Heine Kroeger
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Cody Neb
DUn Either side
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on
right
Tpff par fit ottf
Sam Hudson
Simeon Neb
TBI
ill lil
Rosebud S D
Left side
Horses same on
left shoulder
Deerhorn clip on
some cattle
Left hip on cattle
Left shoulder on
horses
Some horses Lazy
2 on left shoulder
Range between
Gordon and Snake
River and Niobrara
IRiver
Left ears tagged All catde dehorned
Henry Pratt
William Shangren
Cody Neb
I S3 J
Dulap under ride of
neck
I 0k
NO 40
SWEATERS
BY DAY AND NICE WARM
BLANKETS
BY NIGHT ARE JUST NOW THE
TWO THINGS
MOST COMFORTABLE
We have a good
line of each See them
Davenport Thachei
GENERAL MERCHANTS
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Winters Coming
And now the careful housewife begins to look around for
FLANNELS - AND - ARCTIC
aud other warm and heavy goods
The best place to get them is at the store of
E McDonald
Indian goods trinkets and curios a specialty Store at Crookston aluo
Among the visitors in town this
week were W G Ballard our candi
date for county treasurer His popu
larity is evidenced by the many con
gratulatory remarks made to him
Steadman Bros
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Pass Neb
Brand on either
right or left side
Horses and some
cattle brand
oir left side
and hip
Range Bull Lake
and Wamaduce
creek
Charles Eenard
Kosebud S D
Range Big White
and Bad Rivers
B
0 W MOREY
WATCHMAKER - AHD - JEWELEE
Fine line of plain and fancy jev
elry constantly on hand
Repairing promptly executed aud
done in the best manner
Full line of sporting goods
C A WELLS
DENTIST
Office over
T C Hornbys Store
Whats the Ufte
Of travlingone hundred miles further
and three hours longer to get to Sioux
City when you can take the Pacific
Short Line at ONeill and save both
time and distance Connections made
e7ery day except Sunday with trains
east and west between Sioux City and
the Black Hills Buy tickets to
ONeill Same Fare
spt n Tir a a
uange neaa oi my i iih arv iTPirinn
reek I rw n 9
Joseph W Bownet
P O address
Mernnmn Nebr
Right ear cropped
Hole in center of left
ear
Range Lake creek
SD
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TONSORIAL
ARTIST
Hair cutting and shaving
Shop in the W H Moses building
HOT AND GOLD BATHS
THE ELKHORN
RAILROAD
North Western line is to beat
to and from the
SUGAR BEET FIELD
NORTH NEBRASKA
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Pacific Short Ljhe
- TIME TABLE
AT ONEILL NEBRASKA
PASSENGER
LEATES 1030 A M ARRIVES QG02
DMLY EXCEPr SUNDAi
Through connections both wkm with
trains by taking this line you can so xr
Stoux City and return the name rtav connection
made with all trains for the East and Sou
Dafcot a Buy local tickets te ONeill