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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1901)
if ft - iV 10 1 I L s I r If- u I r t X v 49 49 49 D THE VALENTINE VOLUME XVI Sk AAAAAAAAA 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 49 4 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 It BM II S233S2IS2I33 TB ft B Tk K A V 7 - r - f r r - WINS Tl e BED FEQNT imbiove with age until now its the most popular trading for the majority of Cherry Co s shopnertf The reason why tis so easie to explain e never dissapoint if we can help it wc always give our custo mers what we advertise our prices for the same quality cf merchandise are always lower than our neighbor We dont only say compare prices but we do say compare quality as well We carry nothing for our customers that we do not use ourself Our goods are always clesn and fresh no shelf worn or bankrupt stock and when w adver tise a -sale we always sell goods lower than the regular Hence the reason of our phenomenal success and the household word it pays to trade at the BED FRONT THE RED FRONT Leave orders with Frank Fischer or call at Ludwigs old stand KW2E3iitSttttSx2 AT THIS f PRINTING S sSap mini mm urn mi fctv n ne VS3JJ b Wc Csix Satisfy You isi Quality Price and Workmanship of to to to to to c to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to i to to to to to to to to to to to to to SWWWWW CLO 1 1 T i H 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 that 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 C II COUXJHLdL President JUL V TeCIB01SOKaIiier ANK OF VALENTINE Valentine N ebrask a Siuyj ati SuI1k fJwmeKtic atu Foreign Kxvlutisgf jhemii ai National Hank New York IJurrfMiinuciPufei First National Hank Omaha Neh 5S532S3CSSSSSS5r5IS2XS We Handle All Kh ds I 5 K H ADQUARTERS FOR - WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS Valentine - - Nebraska I riiuc null cfii noil - t a yearnshaw i I 6iL Ulf L UnLUUrl JAMt S B HUL I La v K HERALD PURE RYE WHISKEY Ale- and Porter And FRED KRUGS BEER Choicest Wines and Cigars VALENTINE - X NEBRASKA SSSSSSZSSS52S3E53S fciijfirFa jm c vwv WWUM TAT If OP THP TO WW See weather week report of the past See the 32o cowboy boo t at Farn hams 6 161b brown sugar for 100 at Farn bams 5 Hard wood Farnbams fence posts at Mrs Geo H Hornby list this week Several fresh milk Inquire at this office 8c at - 52 is on the sick cgws for al oltf Miss Helen McDonald came down from Crookston Tuesday Miss Mary Kief was in from her school near Sparks Saturday People stayed at home Sunday because they didnt want to go Come and see our 10c counter 6 W A Pettvcrew A Noble Outcast at Woodlakc Apr 6 by the Fairview Dramatic Co Geo W Mounier was dpyvn from south of Georgia last week and paid up in advance for the Democrat A new line of the celebrated Kirk endall shoes just received at 6 W A Pettycrews A social time was enjoved by thq members of the Epworth League in Mr Hornbys hall Saturday evening BuT a Woodmanse wind mill guar anteed for five years all repairs fur Wished free of charge For sale by R Anderson 35 tf A E Fisher S S Mi3sionary of Box Butte Presbytery is in town this week atteuding3hu conference of the Presbytery r About forty member6f Co H 10th infantry left Fort Niobrara for oth er garrisons lastjThursday some go ing to Arkansas Full Blood Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale by Mrs R A Marroll 100 for 15 egs Leave orders at Crabb Cos store 2t Jas McLaughlin was down from Crookston Tuesday and informs us taat Tom Kelley lost six head of cat tle during the storm Miss Xellie Dwyer of Omaha and Mr H Thompson of St Joseph Mo of the firm of German American Bank Co were married March 24th Miss Dwver is a sister of Dr Dwver Shovel snow is what we did Mon day Huge excavations were made in the mountains of snow on the side walks and in the yards Snow was banked up ten feet and more in some places of this place John McTlhon arrived here last week from Colfax Iowa where he owned a farm but has sold it expect ing to make Cherrv county his home for the present with his son-in-law M Kennedy between here and Crooks ton Fred E Whitne3T of Newport come up last Saturday to work on the DEM OCRAT Mr Whitney is an expert job printer and has had considerable experience in the business in all its details being at one time manager of the Long Pine Journal and was edit or of the Stuart Ledger for a year Anthony Johnson Black Oddity Co are booked tons as a first class companv of people as well as first ciass artists in singing and dancing and Mr Dorza the black Nightin gale in classic selections Johnson Bros in their musical act Prof O W Johnson the master of 27 different instruments and Edwards in Buck and Wing dance Last Saturday afternoon a rain began falling and turned to large flakes of snow toward evening The wind began to blow and the ground was soon covered with snow but not until shortly after midnight did the real storm come on which - - -- C5 DEMO The Official Newspaper of Cherry County Nebraska - A VALENTINE NEBRASKA MAEOH 28 1901 WlTVJ JL A a Jab r A A JLJE JL b TV J AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAJ J W Burleigh is in town this week W A Carter of Cody was in town Tuesdaj Robert Dyer is down from Rosebud this week Yank OBrien spent a part of the pastweek in town Robert Good left for Ainswortli last Saturday afternoon JE Cochran spent part of the past week in Valentine A Yearnshaw came up from Clearwater last Saturday Geo D Huirgins of Norden was in town the first of the week E W Julian sporting editor of the Omaha Bee was in town yesterday on business Win A Wilson of Georgia came down Tuesday morning for medicine for his little boy Max E Viertel the Crookston mer chant was in our city last week for a few hours between trains Cal Francis come down -from Cody on Monday and reported that one man had lpst 12 head of stock Saturday night in the storm F M Goche spent the past week in town and ordered the Democrat sent to him at Rosebud for he says that he wants to know whats going on Work was begun Thursday of raising the Quigley building prepara torto moving The work is being done by Rev Holsclaw and his sons Mrs Frank Brayton has been visit ingvhome folks in Ainsworth during the past week and during her absence Mr Brayton takes his meals at the hotel Thedance at -the post on March 22 wasfa marked1 success vTJte dance loving public will knowwjaat to ex pec when the boys in blue undertake anything The Fred Krug Brewing Co will put up a building on the site of the old Palace saloon and have let the contratof putting in the basement walls to Joe Stolze Henry VanLeer formerly of near Brownlee moved to town last Saturday and will make Valentine his home We are glad to have Mr VanLeer camp with ns Merton Holsclaw left Wednesday night of last week for Washington where he expects to find employment Merton is strong and healthy enough tn make a success in mostanj country and v- wish him success Waldron and Calets players have drawn good audiances during their week here and we cannot speak higher praises for them than they de serve as all of the companv seem to possess more than the ordinary tal ent and are appearntlv of good char acter Some of our people met at Judge Townes oHloc lit Thursday after noon and nominated C H Cornell and Arthur Sherman as candidates for the town board C H Cornell has declined the nomination so it will leave only three candidates for the two places Jos Millard of tile Omaha National Bank anl Gov Dietrich were nom inated today at 10 oclock at Lincoln for U S senators D E Thompson Meiklejbhn and Rosewater withdraw ing if rom the race Millard and Diet rich are generally acceptable to re publicans around Valentsne A good time is reported by a jolly crowd who went out to Wm Bairds ranch last week on a hunt Randv Griswold snortin edinor of the World 1ffht FreraJj Wilbur Fassett son of Judge i Fassett T J Folev proprietor of the finest saloon In Omaha and Joe Lead er our genial conductor on the F E M v passenger also owner of a nice ranch near Woodiake Joe is a wnrlrr mid nmkps n rrnnt linnf nV - continued throughout the night and n 7 well as a success in other lines of all day Sunday and not until - day forenoon did fhe storm abate - Snow drifted over the fences around The commissioners last Saturday houses blocked doorways and side- awardedthecodtract of building the walks four to six feet deep and made courthouse to Wm Maier of Omaha w JLVZTL o NUMBER 10 4 4 4 4 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 WE ARE STL Prunes H R S DENNIS Valentine Nebraska CUTTING PRICES LOOK HEREI -------- 51 100 Refugee Stringless I3eens -Evergreen Fancy Sugar Corn Strawferry J3eets - - - - 1st Quality Baking Soda -California Peaches -- -California iJlackbcnies - -New Figs - - - - - - Whole Codfish 21b cans 3 for 25 21bcaiis3 fqr 25 3Hy cans 2 for -25 SftrpkgG frr 55 31b cans 31 beans lib - - - - per lb 10 10 10 07 DAVENPORT THACHER General Merchants THE DONOHE creasing herds of cattle Mr Omesh er came to this county ars airo a to to to to to to to to to to to to to i to to to to to to i to to to to- to Let Us Give You a Few of OUR PRICES Goml Itotisteil Coffee - - per Ih lOe 5 Pound Sacks of Pearl Hominy lOe 8 lilies Diamond C Soap - - 25c 5 liars JLartfe liar IVool Soip - 25c 20 Pounds of Good Rice - - 100 Bargains in EVERYTHING the Next Two Weeks to Make Room ior Our Spring Stock CROOKSTON NE BR MAX E VI ER I EL AT MARKET J W STETTER PROP FRESH FRUIT AND GAME IN THEIR SEASON First class line of Steaks Roasts Drv Salt Meats Smoked Breakfast Bacon AAAAAAAAAc8AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 49 TING PAPER HANGING CALOIMINING All work well done ycO0ociCQorcCfOC scoocoOfcrCicCv0i Kfvssvvs8wywwwww i to to to h bh to to to to to b to R Ts the Best Equipped most Comfortable -Largest and Best Two Dollars a Day - - MODERN HOTEL J In Northwestern Nebraska Bath Hot and Cold Water Two Sample Eooms - YALEITIHI - H E BR ASK A Last week K Ormesher had six1 Dr Seymour eye specialist here quarter sections of land transferred I Friday April 26 to him which added to Lis already fine ranch will accommodate his in- The coming visit of Drs Sf yioour and Vvilliams will offer a splendid op- portunity to those in this city wish- i - - 1 traveling almost impossible until the Mr Maier camethe nijrht before in poor man ana worked with Erank mj to consult an eye ear nose and roads were brokfn There were no -response to their telegram The lirayton pitching hay in the earlv throat specialist Dr Seymour has trains from Sunday raorniny until ccurt house is to be 64 J -feet by 74 V days to jret a start Mr Bray ton is recently enlarjred his business in Lin Mondav niybt This is said to be the The lower part for the jail to be built in the mercantile business with W S coin and now has an institution on D heaviest storm for nine years Where of nati e rock and the main buildinjr lackson who also made his start here j street in companv wirh Dr Tbad thre were no obstructions the ground of bricki About 25D0fD brick will be njrainst adverse circumstances and Woodward the noted surgeon iyherfe is bare The loss of stock is lijrht as required The court house is- to be they areall doiny well now and are thev can treat manv more palienfs most peojilt were prepared with pi en- completed bv Aur 15 ready for each com form lily fixed vitha steady than he has bf en able to do -in the ty tf hav and atopic jvas in oocl pancy Mr Maier informs us that increasing hutiit as a reward for Pt- Consultation freest the hotel ditiou V tUe wurK will hegin at once their thritty bWmetv wetjivls FrWiji April SQ ft----A ft to tohi to to 3 to to fW9 WVVVVWWWWY WV W WWVWVal - 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