Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, March 21, 1901, Image 1

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Is our principal line and ordinarily we are proud of
the fact that we have the largest assortment in Cherry
county but at present we are sorry to say tliat we have
TOO BIG A STOCK
Especially of Winter goods owing to mild weather and
in order to reduce it we are making discounts on heavy
goods amounting in some instances to 50 per cent
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Ale and Porter And FRED KRUGS BEES
Choicest Wiie5 and Cigars
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We Can Satisfy Yw ia 9hr frfe Wkuanship
Jjont iorget about tne ball at the
Fort tomorrow night March 22 given
by Co H 10th infantry
W A Pettycrew was sick the first
of the week W D Clarkson his
clerk got along very nicely
A new line of the celebrated Kirk
endall shoes just received at -G
W A Pettycrews
We dont have to quote Special
prices for one week becausepur prices
are always right W A Pettycrew
James Pratt is taking a lay off of
several weeks after two or three years
steady work on Dowson Balls
ranch
Bur a Woodmanse wind mill guar
anteed for five vears all repairs fur
nished free of charge For sale by
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Full Blood Barred Plvmouth Rock
eggs for alf In Mrs RTA Marroll
100 for 15 ergs Leave orders at
Crabb Co s store
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A J Shorts little girl Clara Belle
died last Thursday at their home near
fonper of scarlet fever Two others
of the family are sick
T F Hook one of the old timers
was down from Codv the first
of the week on business Mr Hobk
alwavs comes in to see u and is a wel
come visitor t the DEMOCRAT office
Now is the time to beffin making
arrangements for some races early in
the season and whats the matter
with having them in June Let everj
one get a shoulder to the wheel and
push
We havnt heard much about that
telephone that should span the coun
try Wiry dont some one get out and
take it up Its what we need you
need it and your neighbors needs it
so lets have a telephone
we were very busv moving our
presses Saturdav and didnt get to re
cord cJl of the visitors and if you are
not in this week call and see us in our
newquarters and we will record the
names of the first fifty personstopay
their account to the Democrat no
matter whether it be 10 cents or 10
Get your name on the roll of honor
We need the money
Frank Lee of Brownlee is necessar
ilv a little careful how he steps with
his left foot since his horse fell with
him a little Qver a week ago sprain
ing his ankle which laid him up for
several daTs Hes getting around
better than our friend Mr liMR Van
degrift who had hisgood leg broken
by his horse fallingon it just before
and as it isnt set yet we are afraid
he vill have a painful time of it
Arrangements are now being made
whereby the Democrat is to own a
better title to itself and to do this we
need your account settled To be
plainer about it we want you to pav
us a dollar for the past vears sub
scription and pay us in advance for
next year We carried you last year
and lets pi n fair and you uive us a
lift bjr piv ing up what you owe and if J
you have a little more moneT you can
pay for a 3ear in advance Now dont
put this off during good times as pros
perity fyap been voted and we need
gome of the sgns of ft fca jp business
with Wholl be the next
Geo Trace well anil son started out
in the country Monday to begin work
on the farm rrcentL leased by him
from Ed Parry The family will re
main in town -for a while that the
children may attend sceool during
tjjg spring
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The Official Newspaper of Cherby County Nebraska
VALENTINE NEBRASKA MAEOH 21 1901
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Rice writes insurance
fence posts
See the 325 cowboy boo t atFarn
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16 ib brown sugar for 100 at Farn
hams - 5
W D Morgareidge was in town Sat
urday
David Hanna was in town Friday
evening I
See those Automatic Oil Cans at R
Andersons
Hard wood
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B F Carter of Ainsworth was in
town Monday
Several fresh milk cows for sale
Inquire at this office 51tf
Come and see our 10c counter
6 W A Pettvcrew
Sol Ellis is reported as suffering
from the grip at Simeon
Miss Inez Pettjxrew was down from
her schooll at Georgia over Sunday
Jos Bristol was onour streets Mon
day
John Foster from down the river
was doing business in town Monday
Mrs Underwood mistress of the
Cody hotelrwas down last Saturday
The A O U W ball Friday night
was a success socially and financially
John Britt of Britt has been down
with inflamatory rheumatism for a
couple of weeks
J A Hooton will own the hotel
building that is going up just north
of the Valentine house
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Jas Harvey hauled another load of
hay last week from W D Clark
sons hay claim out south
Mrs Dwyer came down from Gor
don last week and Monday went up to
Crookston to visit for a hwile
Work will soon begin on the new
court house as the bids will be opened
today and we suppose the contract
will soon be let
J W Burleigh and Rasmus Andei
son are the nominees for the town
board to succeed J W Burleigh and
D Stinatd whose term expires this
spiing
Jas Quiglev and EJrank Brayton
will soon begin a building of stone on
the lots between Barkers stone build
ing and Elliotts drug store They
will need only front and back and a
wall through the center
Last week we forgot to mention
that John Stetter started back east
for a visit at his old home in Virginia
taking his wife along with him as far
as Chicago to visit with her folks dur
ing Johns sojourn at his former home
Thomas Gates of Lime Springs
Iowa passed through Valentine last
week from the west part of the coun
ty where he had been looking after
his stock interests in charge of J M
Ganow Mr Gates says his stock has
bpen doing finely through the winter
Foundation for Hoorons buildings
was beffun Tuesdav bv Jas Gal Iowa v
and as most of the material is on the
ground it is safe to sav that the build
in wiil soon be completed This
gives the Valentine House more room
n the new part will be used for lodg
ing
The A O U W of this place is
rontempnting bnilrlinsr the
pcond storv to the buildings that
Quiglev and Bravton are going to put
up and use it for a lodce room This
would be as fine a room as anv lodge
would need and could also be used for
plays bv putting up a stage as the
room would be 64x76 feet and would
seat a large audience
The Democrat office is acrain on the
move this time to the old laundrv bu
ilding near the Depot temporarily
while the Quiglev building is being
moved to a lot west of Farnhams
and south from Geo IT Hornbys
There we hope to be permanently lo
cated and in a good location wbere
we will be glad to have our patrons
call
Preperations are being made to
move the Quiglev buildnig from the
lot north of Elliotts drug store now
occupied by the Democrat office to
a lot south and across the street from
Hornbys hardware store This will
he a good location and only about
one half block from Main St west of
the Co Bank We hope to be
settled there and read for business
by nekt week Until then we must
content ourselves to be cramped for
space in the laundry building near
the depot
At a meeting of the assessors of
Cherry county Neb March 10 the
following schedule of rates was agreed
upon
Horses
Cows
Heifers 2 year olds
Steers 2 years old
Warliims
steers 3 years old
Mules
Soeep
Hops
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Assessors present at
3 to 10 dollars
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2cto S2 oojieru2re
the meetinir
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Ira Johnson Lavaca
Alex Hoffman Georgia
Wm A Crane Merriman
J W Coombs Buffalo Lake
I N Garne
C F Long Steene
S M Woodyard Irwin
C E Varney Pleasant Hill
John Foster Keewanee
R M Tahle
Robert F Birnes Sharps Ranch-
Dan Adamson Galhspie
F T Lee Loup
J M Clarhson Valentine
John Ferstl Schlagel
Henry Fowler Mindeghadua
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See the Result of our Cutting this Week
Granulated Sugar - - - 17Tb for 100
Early June Peas 3 cans for 25c
California 31b Peaches 10c
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Whole Codfish
New Ftes -------
Mens Fedora Hats latest stvle
per lb Tc
per lb 10c
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General Merchants
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OUR PEIOES
Good Roasted Coffee - - per Ih 10c
5 Pound Sticks of Pearl Hominy - IOc
8 Bas Diamond 4J Soap - - 25c
5 Hars JLarye itar Wool Soap - 25c
20 Pounds of Good Rice - - 100
Bargains in EVERYTHING the Next
Two Weeks to Make Room ior Onr Spring
Stock
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FRESH FRUIT AND GAMF
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THE DONOHER
Is the Best Equipped most Comfortable Largest
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MODERN HOTEL
In Korth western Nebraska
Bath Hot and Cold Water Two Sample -Rooms
VALENTINE- NEBRASKA
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By special arrangement we can furnish
PRARE
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Free for one year to every one of our subscribers All you have to- do
is to renew for this paper for next year and tell us that j ou want the
Prairie Parmer and we will order it sent to you quo year free u e
will also send the Prairie Farmer one yeaijjr ee io every iiaw s ibsidbi
wc pays us one year in advance pont pnttirs off
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