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Full Line of Spring and Summer
Goods now on hand
Clothing and Furnishings Ladies Gents
Childrens Shoes
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THE VALENTINE
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The Official Newspaper of Cherry County Nebraska
VALENTINE NEBRASKA MAY 231901
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Bob Giliaspie was in town Tuesday
Geo Miller was up from Newton
this week
J A Denny was in town several
days last week
Dont forget about the races in
June 19-20-and 21
Crookston will celebrate the 4th of
July this year Watch for program
later
The time of the yellow belts and
soda water is at hand dont cher
know
Cole D Ainslee Sol Ellis and W D
Morgareidge are in town today from
Simeon
Sam Chesnut came up from Ains
worth to act as a witness in the
fence case
Jas Galloway and August Ericson
plastered the Democrat office last
Thursday and Friday and did a good
job
Mjss Maier returned to her home
in Omaha last Saturday The west
was a little lonesome without acquain
tences
John B North started to Alberta
country thismorning Calgry post of
fice He had been working fo r W D
Morgareidge
Albert Nenzel had business in town
yesterday and didnt torget to re
member the editor with a dollar on
subscription
Frank Fischer looks ounger as he
gets out for more outdoor exercise
now and has a little time to visit
among his friends
Tuesday some of our citizens were
amused by a broncho rider giving an
exhibition of how he could ride em
when they weie bad
For rent 40 acres of land broke
suitable for planting south of track
For particulars write Mrs E McDon
ald Crookstonj Nebr 16 4t
If you dont want to buy some good
fence posts come and examine our
HIGH GRADE COFFEES
15 tf W A Pettycrew tf
We have a complete line of trim
med hats latest styles lowest prices
also latest styles in belts Give us a
call 16 tf Esther ONeill
M G Ilopkins left for his new du
ties at Lincoln as prison guard Sunday
morning Hopkins is a popular man
and will be missed by Valentine peo
ple
An addition is being being built on
the rear end of It Andersons hard
ware store for a ware house which
will be quite useful to his increasing
business
Editor Heath of the Cody Cow Boy
was in town Saturday and called on
us as we were moving into our new
home for the Democrat Bro Heath
is one of those good hearted men we
all like to meet
John Roan fell backward into the
cellar of the Krug building last Friday
while at work and broke his little fin
ger on the left hand splitting the
boneabove the knuckle Dr Lewis
set it and John now carries his left
arm in a sling
Last week we omitted the death of
Mrs Christiana Boyer who died of a
complication of ailments in a pest
house that the county commissioners
had erected lor her during her last
months sickness Her death occurr
ed June 11 1901
U G Mc Bride and wife drove down
through the sand hills week before
last and sold several Singer sewing
machines on the way Mr McBride
helped some with work on our build
ing and will soon be ready to put on
the porch and stair way
Strayed from my pasture 3 miles
west of Sparks one black horse five
years old lame in right front foot
and has shoe Branded 15 on left
shoulder Had halter on when last
seen 15 tf
Geo Bristol Valentine Nebr
Manager of Cornell hall has secur
ed this excellent organization for
Tuesday evening May 28 The com
pany is headed by Mr Hubert Laba
dieas Mephisto and Mary VanTromp
as Margaruite with an excellent com
pany of artists in their support Mr
Labadie carries two complete sets of
scenery for this great play one set
for cities and one set for small stages
and a production complete in every
detail is guaranteed to all patrons in
Valentine Prices 25 50 and 75 cents
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Local Weather Record
U S Department or Agriculture i
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Nalentme Nebraska week ending Tuesday
May 15 100 1
Mean temp for week C8 deg which i3 12 deg
above the average
Highest temp for week 85 deg on the 19th
Lowe temp for w eek 51 deg on 2lth
Total lannall 47 or an inch which is iGof an
inch belmv the average
Highest velocity of wind 27
Percentage of tunsliMie U2
A strrtn area hits been loafing around
thefie parts for several days but for
some unknown lias thus far
failed to declare its intentions By all
rules of the game we should have had
some rain and wind We however
hope for the best and trust jt will not
pass us by without some token of its
regard however slight it may be
DC JRUNOW
Observer Weather Bureau
Trogram for the Cherry County Teachers
Association at Valeutiuo High School May
25th 1901
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The Teachcrj Mission Miss Kate Weed
Drawing in the Public Schools
- Miss Mabel Towne
Discussion opened by Mrs Angle Ford
Electiou of Olllcera
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Music
Life Picture Made in School Mi s Mabel Halm
M tans of Enriching History Miss Uruee Cook
fash Drill Pupils of the Gtliand lh grades
PossibilUleaof Jlu Twentieth Century
Prin D M Stone
Development of the Childs Inner Life
Prof R H Watson
Lecture m the evening
J A Ganow was in from the west
end of the county to attend court last
week
S Q Spain and Milt Dunham of
Kennedy were doing business at- the
county seat last Friday
Stove Wood Cord Wood Deliv
ered promptly to an part of the city
14 tf M S Welch
Lots of gold penholders are given
to people who connot write their
names without sticking out their
tongues
All the Brownlee people moved ov
er to Valentine to attend the Coble
Skirving case last week They were
peaceable quiet boys so we have no
kick coming and well be glad when
they come again
The man who takes too many pa
pers now came in the other day
He said I like 3our paper ilrstrate
but I take so awful many papers that
I cant read them all nohow We
braced ourself against the side of the
house for from long experience we
knew what was coming He continu
ed Now I dont want you to think
that I have got anything agin your
paper for I haint Up to that we
feared he was going to do something
to us We do not like to have things
done to us by people who think they
haye been offended Our health is not
any too robust this summer anyway
Then the man who thinks some day
he will run for the legislature said
I take nine papers But we could
nt see how that helped us out aiiy
So he said he might take our paper
again some day and we were restored
Up to that time we had expected to
suspend business It is always very
considerate of wise and great people
of that sort to tell you that you are
running such a good paper but that
they are taking so many papers that
they cant afford to take them all
We have yet been unable to discover
how that buvs print paper and ink
and keep clean office towels for us
Now some day that mans homely
daughter will tret married and this
paper will not say she was accomplish
ed and handsome and well educated
and kind hearted but this paper will
say that she was so ugly that she had
to get up nights to rest her face
And that she couldnt write her name
without sticking her tongue out
This paper will say that she had a
heart no bigger than a chickens and
that her feet are so big she has to get
her shoes made to order When his
son gets through school this paper
will say he is one of the brightest
boys that ever came down the pike
He is so bright that the cows bite him
as he walks along the streets and
when the old man runs for the legis
lcture this vile sheet will rake up
the incident where he turned his cows
into the cemetery and let them eat
the grass on his mothers graye And
when he dies this paper will discover
what has been the matter with the
neighbors chickens that so many
have come up missing And the com
munitys loss will be the henhouses
gain
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Knee Pants 25cts and up
Ladies Summer Vists - - - - 5cts and up
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OUR PRICES
Good Roasted Coffee - - per 7b 10c
5 Pounil Sacks of Mearl Hominy IOc
8 Jlars Diamond C Soap - - 25c
5 liars JLarye Kar Wool Soap - 25c
20 rounds of Good Rice - - 100
Bargains in EVERYTHING the Next
Two Weeks to Make Room tor Our Spring
Stock
CROOKSTON NEBR MAX E VIERTEL
MEAT MARKET
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FRESH FRUIT AND CAME
IN THEIR SEASON
First class line of Steaks Roasts
Dry Salt Meats Smokod
Rreakfast Bacon
THE DONOHER
Is the Bust Equipped most Comfortable Largest
and Best Two Dollars a Day
FIRST CLASS MODERN HOTEL
In Northwestern Nebraska
Bath Hot and Cold Water Two Sample Rooms
YiLESTIHE - HEBEASKA
Nothing looks as discouraged as a
seedy old Prince Albert coat
The ambition of small towns is to
have streets that are named and num
bered
Nobody ever feels sorry for the man
whose taxes are increased by the
Board of Review
We feel sorrv for people who always
want to talk about their own affairs
and nothing else
Some women you cant talK to a lit
tle bit without their telling you all
about their affairs
A man wearing a stovepipe hat and
carrying a couple of grips looks a
good deal out of place
A woman cannot be said to be real
well acquainted unless she goes in at
the back door of her neighbors
Some people who had been away
from town for a good while came home
and the first man they saw was a de
livery expressman and shook hands
with him which the expressman says
is the first time in their lives they ev
er did such a thing and probably the
last time They were so glad to see
anybody from home
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Most excuses are worse than none
The funniest man on top of earth is
a horrible liar - -
Some business people use upstairs
rooms for offices to avoid loafers
Max E Viertel sold a bunch of hor
se lately whichwere shipped east
The man who starts to eli you a
story by saying it is short needs
watching
One of the first things a kid learns
about playing the piano is to say he
cannot play a thing
We hear that Ed Pike has lost a
black mare with white spot in fore
head weighs about 1100 pounds
The Fairview Dramatic Co is prac
ticing on another playjvhich they ex
pect to render at Crookston soon
Wm Skelly who has been working
for Ed Pike Wm Cavanaugh and Ed
Fitzgeraid during the past four years
is going back to Alba Iowa soon
We hear that some one broke into
Wm Cavanaughs camp a few days
ago about 5 miles south of his home
and stole or carried away nearly ev
erything which he had there except
ing his bed
