Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, June 14, 1900, Image 1

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8 Why People Buy Here
Not because tliey like us any better think are
handsomer or more entertaining than other mer
chants but because we give better value than other
local concerns We do not claim that the mer
chant who asks high prices makes more money than
we do We make a fair profit but sell cheap be
cause this business is organized on lines that enable
us to obtain exceptional advantages in buying We
pass the good values thus obtained along to our
customers and they share in the benefits that our
long experience and ample capital give us You
will find it toyour interest to buy your
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A General Banking Business Transacted
Bays and Sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange
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Fence posts at Farnhams 20 tf
B F Carter was a visitor Saturday
A H Brown was in town Saturday
C A Lovejoy was in town Satur
day
Henry Van Leer was in town last
week
Dr SeymourEye Specialist is com
ing 17 tf
Fui nished room to rent by J S Es
tabrook
Dan Ludwig is back from Hot
Springs
L W Handy pays up one year in
advance this week
W H Rider of Pen brook was in
our city Saturday transacting- busi
ness
M P Jordan of Arabia was in
town Saturday and subscribed for the
Democrat
Prideaux Sanford of Kennedy has
been enjoying the luxuries of city life
for the past week
G H Q Smith Kalsominer house
and carriage painter 16 tf -
There will be a prayer meeting
tonight at the Presbyterian church
conducted by Rev Sloan
A merry crowd went out to Arabia
Friday evening to witness the closing
exercises of Miss Bakers school
D C Nelson of Cody who has been
afflicted with partial paralysis of his
lower limbs is getting some better
The regular -jurymen who were not
retained in the Thompson case were
excused until Wednesday morning
C V Thorn came in from Lower
Cut Meat Rosebud Reservation last
Thursday evening returning Sunday
Ben Ganow came in to get medical
aid for his father J M Ganow who
is sick at his home out near Kennedy
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ladies slippers at
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Several hundred people are in town
this week and it will be impossible to
make more than general mention of
them
N S Rowley came in Friday even
ing and took in the show While in
town he paid a jears subscription to
the Democrat
A nobby pair of pants light colors
or dark from 90c to 600 at D Stin
urds 16
W G Sawyer after sojourning out
on his ranch with his manager Robt
Quisenbery for a couple of weeks has
returned to Elgin 111
Tom Hornby his wife and brother
Ben and Miss Kate Donoher went
fishing out to the Schlagel Saturday
returning home Monday evening
Dr Seymour will be here about
June 1st Watch this paper for ex
act date v 17 tf
Mr Lansing from out on the Nio
brara who is farming John Ferstles
place across the River was in town
Saturday and says crops are doing
well
A number of the special vanire of
jurymen were not called to be exam
ined and were excused when the panel
was completed for the Thompson
case
Lin Bivens received a pair of thor
oughbred game chickens this week
from Kelly Leighton Lin says that
the cock is so gamey he tries to fight
with his shadow
We deliver groceries as well as feed
to any part of town
W A Pettycrew
If the predisposition to worms in
children is not cured they majr be
come emaciated weakly and in dan
ger of convulsions Whites Cream
Vermifuge is the most successful and
popular remedy Price25c Qui
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E J Davenport Republican dele
gate to the national convention from
this district left yesterday morning
for Omaha where he will join the re
mainder of the Nebraska delegation
They will then proceed to Chicago
the rendezvous where they will be
joined by other delegations when the
depaiture for the Citv of Brotherly
Love will be made E Js itinerary
includes Bal timbre Washington and
other eastern cities with a stop at
Kansas City to take in the Demo
cratic national convention on his re
turn The Democrat wishes him a
pleasant trip
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Rev Sloan is in town
W H Brown from Crookston was
in town Saturdav
Hudson Brothers from Sparks were
in town Saturday
D E Sherman returned Jfrom Hot
Springs Monday
Isaac Grooms drove in Saturday
from down the river
Got a cow to sell You can get
goods for it at Farnhams 20 tf
W H Kennedy of Kennedy came
to town Sunday evening
Miss Edna McDonald is expected
home from Lincoln Saturday
Mr and Mrs Wilber of north of
Kennedy were in town Monday
For Sale An Epworth organ nearly
new Inquire of O W Morey 20 tf
Hon John Shores sold his herd of
horses last Saturday to Nels Rowle3r
David Hanna and William Ballard
came in from their ranches Sunday
T B Irwin came down from Gordon
Monday to spend a few days in town
A E Morris from Wood Lake was
called as a special juror but was ex
cused
Geo H Hornb and wife returned
from the M E Confereuce Friday
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A few high grade Shorthorn and
white faced bulls for sale Amos
Strong Valentine Nebr 17 tf
J P Gardiner came down from
CodyMondayand paid the Democrat
2 in advance
Judge Tucker County Attorney
Morrissey Isaac Grooms and A
Cooper were kodak taken Xy the
Democrat man Saturday
For relief and comfort in asthma
Ballards Horehound Syrup has no
equal Price 25 and 50c Quigley
Chapman
Dr Dwyer went to Woodlake Mon
day evening to attend Mr TJlrey
whom he found in a serious condition
from an attack of typhoid malaria
The doctor left him feeling some bet
ter
I S Knight a coal dealer of Hay
Springs shot Dick Hill a carpenter
Sunday afternoon Hill will prob
ably die as the bullet struck him in
the right breast Particulars not
learned at this time
Hardly a day passes in families
where there are children in which
Ballards Snow Liniment is not need
ed It auickly cures cuts wounds
bruises burns and scalds Price 25
and 50c Quigley Chapman
Rev Cumbow delivered another of
his good sermons Sunday Our peo
ple can always feel assured of a rare
treat when they go to hear one of
our Valentine ministers They are
up to date and always give us the
best they can It takes a Valentine
audience to appreciate such efforts
and we feel flattered in having good
men to stand before us
The memorial services conducted
bv the Degree of Honor on Sunday
last were well attended The quar
tet led in the singing Rev Sloan
delivered the address which was ex
cellent After the service was over
the Degree of Honor marched out of
church with banners waving down
to the street leading to the cemetery
when they disbanded and took carri
ages to the silentcity and with flow
ers bedecked the little mounds in
memorial
P Sullivan who is well known to
every taxpayer of Cherry county as
the man who deserves the credit
given him of helping Cherry county
out of debt by his careful investiga
tion and cutting down of expenses
vulgarly styled bv some as Cherry
Countys watch dog well meant
however came in Monday evening
from his ranch up at Cody and starts
from here to Yankton SD Mr Sul
livan expects to go from there to
Lyons county la thence to Pipe
stone county Minn then to his old
home in Lafayette county Wis
where his brothers that are living
will greet him This will he a nice
trip for our old friend visiting his
relatives and the good will and best
wishes of many a warm friend and ad
mirer goes with him in his journey
wishing him a pleasant time and JJex
tend to him a hearty welcome back
about the first of July Mr Sullivan
may visit Kansas City on his return
and take in the national convention
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THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
VOLUME XV
VALSNTINE NEBRASKA JUNE 14 1900
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his foot being caught in the stirrup
and dragged to death by the horse
he was riding
The little boy had been herding
cattletaking his dinner with him and
remaining all day on the prairie His
dinner pail was found hanging on a
fence post with the dinner untouched
and it is thought that he came to his
death between 11 and 12 oclock as
he was seen at about 11 oclock riding
his pony
The bridle was found near where
the dead boy lay and it is thought
that he had beenriding without the
bridle using the rope for Da halter
with which to guide the horse When
found at about 5 p m he had the ap
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This market always keeps a supply of
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Dragged to Death
Last Thursday exact time un
known Harrison the son
of M P Brosius living on the Table
about three miles north of town was
killed by falling from the pony he was
riding his foot presumably catching
in the stirrup and being dragged to
death
Mr Brosius sent another of his boys
out to ascertain why the little boy
did not come in and he was found ly
ing upon a little mound near Ja tree
cold in death The body was taken
home and neighbors notified who
came to town and secured Dr Comp
ton the county coroner who went out
next day and held an inquest result
ing in the statement that little Har
rison Brosius came to his death by
pearance of having been dead some
time as his limbs were stiff his head
bruised and swelled almost beyond
recognition his shoulders bruised and
the skin peeled off though his cloth
ing was securely fastened about his
body one leg was broken at the thigh
Members of the lodge of which Mr
Brosius is a member here went out
to assist in the funeral exercises Fri
day afternoon This is a very sad ac
cident and Mr Bro3ius and family
have the sympathy of the entire
community
CAUCUS
The Peoples Independent voters of
Valentine precinct are called to con
vene at the county judges office June
23d at 8 p m and elect 11 delegates
to attend a county convention of the
party and nominate a precinct ticket
The caucus will remain open from 8
to 10 oclock so as to give voters am
ple time to attend JAS RAY
Precinct Committeeman
West Bound Excursions
Tickets on sale June 21st July 7 8
9 10 and 18th and August 2 1900 to
Deadwood Hot Springs and Rapid
City S D and Casper Wyo and
Denver Colorado SpringsPueblo and
Glen wood Colo Salt LakeQCityand
Ogden Utah atone fare plus 200
for round trip Final limit of all
tickets October 31st 1900 Call on
nearest ticket agent of F E M V
Ry lor further information
Additional Local on FiftU Page
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