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About Cherry County independent. (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 18??-1896 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1895)
i I n 1 u J sBBaamBmKrFvmmm CHERRY CO INDEPENDENT IlrisLibHisn every Thursday J R Farris Publisher Official Paper of Cherry Conn ty Nebraska SUBSOEEPTION EATES Que Dollar JPer Year ADVEETISnTG EATES Que Coluitiu per month Cards onwtiaCa3SaWV 00 100 Entered at 1 ho Pobt olttce at Valentine Cherry eannty Nebraska as Second class matter Societies DrLL TBI HE No 22 SETTING iMfKovn Orokm ok Kkdsikx Meets every secundum fourth Saturday of oacb month Members of the order In jrood standing are cordially and liaternallv invited to attend r u THOMPSON Sachem J D WIGGINS C of Records Minnekadnsa Lodge No 192 A F A M meets in rccular communication Saturday even ing on or before the full moon in each month members of the order iu good and regular stand ing cordially and fraternaliv invited to attend F M alcott W M WW Tuompsox Secy Valentine Lodge No 70 A O U W meets 1 m and 3rd Monday in each month M ChribNnsen M W L L Stoner Eec Valentine Lodge No 205 I O O I meets every Thursday uvcnlng Visiting hrothers cord faUy HTltetl toattend our meetings J S Ludwig NG Fhan k BnAYTOX Sccy Col Wood Past No 20S Department of Ne braska regular meeting 2d and 4th Saturdays of each month at 2 p m sharn Comrads from other Posts hec cordially invited to attend AV V Thompson Commuwler dOHK Don adjt Oil Wood W R C No 179 regular meeting Bd and 4th Saturdays of each mouth AaiAXUA Ludwig Pr Hklrx Honxnv See Arrival and Uepavture of flails Mall east and west closes at 8 p m Rosebud leaves at 300 a m daily except Sun day and arrives at 500 p in Simeon Kennedy and Oasis leaves at 7 00 a m Mondays Wednesdays and Fri days and arrives at 700 p m Tuesdays and Saturdays Ft Niobrara leae dulvHt70Oa m and 50p m arrives at 930a in and 730 p m Kewance and Sparks arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at soo pm ami vs Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 7o v m Goneral deli very open from70 a in to 700 p m General delivery open on Sundays from 8 to 19 a hi Lock boxes opendaily form 0 a a to 830 p in W E17ALEY Postmaster OFKeial Directory of Treasurer J 1 CM AJlllI sXL Judire Oomity Attorney Goshty Superintendent Surveyor 6ami3ioncr3 e Cherry Co G P Crabb Geo Elliott C CParker Ed Clarke Lillian Stoner Hugh Koyer F H Ingersoll I E W Starr - M Dunham P Sullivan Professional and business cards J C IWYK Physician and Surgeon Offiee at C R Watsons Drug Store Prompt attention given to all professional calls VAXENTIXE - NK Kit ASK A SSaefiers E3xaisainatioii The regular monthly Teachers Examination will be held the third Saturday of each month at my office in the Court House LILLIAN STONER Supt of Schools fr CLARKE Attorney-at-Law Allkinds of legal business promptly attended to YAIiENTINE - Nebraska JAWSOX TAYLOR Tonsorial Parlor Hair cutting and Shaving up to date in all the latest stvles Hbtand Cold Baths Shop on Main Street Valentine Nebraska The White Mouse Has been rebuilt and every room furnished N ew Suits of Furniture Making it one of the most complete and comfortable hotels In the Northwest Q am ple room and good livery jotaoie in ALENTINE connection NEB E BREUKLANDER BLACKSMITH aw WAGONMAKER Repairing done on short notice and at Reasonable Prices VALENTINE - - NEBRASKA BHOP Corner jf Hall and Catharine Streets THE RAILROAD North Western Line is to best to and from the SUGAR BEET FIELDS OF NORTH NEBRASKA CITY BREVITIES Christmas is the next holiday to celebrate Ira Richardson went out to his ranch Saturday Joseph McCloud went out to his place near Simeon Monday John Shores was Valentine visitor the fore part ol the week Jim and R F Gillaspie of Ken nedy are Valentine visitors Mr ilonney of Merriman was a business caller at this office Friday Dont fail to attend the services at the Presbyterian Church this even ing The- windows of our business houses are beautifully decorated with holiday goods Chinese Sacred JLil ies Hyacinths Tulips and other Bnllrssat Xieiris Brng Store See ad for Vox PopuJi in another column The Independent together with that paper for one year at 150 John Stetter is visiting in Chadron this week M Cline is performing his duties at the Palace Saloon during his absence The mill pond is frozen over and until the snow furnished excellent skating which was enjoyed by young and old alike John Neiss spent several days in our city last week and returned home Monday morning He purchased one hundred head of cattle from J W Stetter A number of gentlemen from town enjoyed a rabbit hunt Sunday The hunting hounds were taken out and when the rabbit was started the chase by the dogs was a fine sight IS L Bivens came over from Rosebud Saturday having finished his work there Len has been employed in C P Jordans general store as clerk during the absence of J A Anderson Harry Tucker came in from Ken nedy Saturday where he is teaching school He has a vacation of one week on account of sickness and will return to his labors again the latter part of this week Mr and Mrs C R Glover are the happy parents of a bright baby girl who appeared at their home Monday This accounts for the liberal manner in which the boys have been smoking cigars at Mr Glovers expense Suc cess to Miss Glover Daniel Fowler called at this office Monday and ordered his paper chang ed to Rosebud He is working with the artesian well crew and says the well is now down 1370 feet Experts who have visited the well recently believe artesian water will be secured 1800 Dr Glover of Arlington Neb is the guest of his brother Charles this week Mr G was formerly a resident of our city and filled the position of Register in the TJ S Land Office during which time he gained many triends in Valentine and Cherry coun ty who are pleased greet him back in our midst though his stay will be short The snow of last week was heart ily welcomed by the farmers it makes the outlook- for a bountiful harvest next season more encouraging Un less we have a heavy snow fall this winter there will be but little if any farming done in this county the com ing season One more complete fail ure would bankrupt the county in so far as farming interests are concerned Regular Communication of Minnechaduza Lodge No 192 A F A M Saturday Nov 30 at 730 p m sharp Special Communication Thurs day Dec 5 at 730 p m at which Session the Grand Custodian will be present All members and visiting Bros in good standing are cordially invited to be present W W Thompson F M Walcot Secretary W M Geo Lang on last Satuiday sold out his livery business to John Smyser from Independence la Mr Smyser will continue the business and as Mr has in the past conduct a good Livery Feed and Sale Stable First class ac comodations good teams new rigs and careful drivers are insured to all patrons of this establishment Mr S comes here well recommended and will be welcomed into Valentine business circles Mr Lang is one of the first business men who located in this city and the removal of himself and family fiom our midst would be much regret ed but wo are happy to announce that he contemplates engaging in the hotel business here ijpecess to him is our best wish Repair your ice houses Mrs W E Efuer is on the sick list Wanted At the City Hotel a good girl A large crowd is out rabbit hunt ing today Fred Holsclaw of Simeon was in town Monday on business J W Whillans is putting in a new pair of scales in front of his har ness shop Mark Zarr came in from Simeon yesterday to spend Thanksgiving at home For nearly fifty years Ayers Sar saprilla has led the van of blood medi cines Ira Ayers of Omaha is visiting his parents J R Ayers and wife near Crookston Sam Hudson was in from aim eon Sunday and Monday and took out supplies for his ranch The Nebraska Dairymens Asso ciation will hold their annual meeting at Lincoln December 17 to 19 J A Anderson came over from Rosebud Wednesday to have some dental work done by Dr Wells It is becoming dangerous to ven ture out on dark nights in Valentine on account of the poor sidewalks Sheriff elect Strong is in town to day He will make his headquarteis here about January 1st to assume his official duties AG Shaw and wife returned Tuesday night from the east where they have been with a big wiid west show for the season About six inches of snow fell Sunday and Monday which makes excellent sleighing aid the jingle of the bells can be heard in ah quarters The newspapers of a town are its looking glasses It is here you see yourself as others see you You smile on them and they smile back at you you frown on them and you are repaid in kind They are thp influx of a town If the town is doing buiness the newspapers will show it in its ad vertising columns If the merchants are spiritless shiftless fellows whoes stores are jumbles of junk and jam j the newspapers will show it by the lack of space they take If you want the world to know that you have a live town you can only let it be known through its newspaper1 Gordon Journal Col J T Oglesby receiving and and shipping Indian Agent located at this point has received a most com mendable piomotion to the position of Special U S Indian Agent with headquarters at Washington D C He will go to take his new position as soon as his successor who is aho a Georgia man fi es his bond and comes to take charge of the government pro perty at this place Mr O came from Georgia to take the present position and for the past two years has been a resident of our city during which time he has conducted the government bus iness in a manner that well merited his liberal promotion He is a genial gentleman which together with his social and pleasing manners has gain ed him scores of friends who reirret to see him depart and hartily congratu late him upon his promotion The best wishes of the Independent go with the Colonel in his new location The third annual convention of the Nebraska State Irrigation Associa tion is to be held at Sidney Neb on Wednesday and Thursday December 18 and 19 The ablest speakers of state and national reputation will be present and discuss the subject of ir rigation A better opportunity to become familiar with this great ques tion will never present itself The question has settled down to this point the lands of western Nebraska must be irrigated or people will be compelled to abandon their homes Other counties are awake to this fact and are making desperate efforts to secure systems of irrigation What is Cherry county going to do In order to intelligently consider the prob lem of irrigation we must first become familiar with the subject Would it not be advisable as a first step to elect delegates to this convention and as many men as possible who are in terested in the future welfare of the county to attend This convention will certainly be a great educator and the Independent is of the opinion that a mistake is made if Cherrv coun ty goes unrepresented Each county official and member of the legislature is entitled to a seat and each village is entitled to five delegates Everybody is invited to be present Something must be done Who will net A cold wave visited this section Tuesday That time honored preparation Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the medicine most in demand for colds and coughs SISTTeeth iiiled with wood Teeth iilied with hay For the next sixty days good wood j and hay will be taken at the highest market price in exchange for dental work DR C A WELLS Office over T C Hornbys store j KcHOlutions Whereas It has pleased Almighty God in his infinite power to remove from the home of our beloved brother and sister J C Pettijohn their loving sou be it Resolved That the brothers and sisters of Hope Lodge- No 110 of Degree of Honor Valentine Nebr recognize in the young life just enter ing manhood all the elements of a true noble christian character and that we sympathize witli our bereaved brother and sister and their son owing family in theirsad hour of affliction Be it further ResoiVid That a copy of these resolutions be presented to the bereav ed brother and sister also to The Re publican and Cherry County Inde pendent and that they be spread up on the record of our lodge Lillian U Stoner Mrs Ciias Anderson Mrs C G aklsov Committee Tcacicri AfrMHtntioii The Western Teachers Association ill bo held at the Pioneer School House at 2 oclock p in Xov 30 1895 Discussion on I hapter VII Conduct ing Recitations Pages Theory and Piactice Maude Vav Buskirk How can we induce patrons to visit our schools and Teachers Associa tions Mrs Kittie Crowe Is spelling neglected in our common schools if- so why Mrs Lottie Churh What shall be the nature and how much time can be devoted to general lessons in our schools J H Horner What should be the character of the teacher -Mrs Kate Norman A lesson in decimal fractions pre pared by the teachers and conducted by G W Beamer Program Committee Teachers Association The Valentine Teachers Associa tion will be held in - the High School building Valentine Neb at 130 p m Dec 14 1896 What the pupil expects of the teacher Miss Cora Boyer School ov l tt 1 ii r School Man agement to page 48 -Miss Lottie Uuboa d Model lesson in Numbers Mrs L Crawford Discussion Mrs B Horrback Teachers Duties as provided by State School Law Chas Reece Discussion Lewis Smith Education in German its rise and progress Miss Etta Brown Program Committee UUN DOWN WITH OYSP mm Removes Frackles Pimples Liver Moles Backfieads unburn and Tan and re stores the si nal freshness clenr and STOMACH Liver AND HEAET AFFECTED Almost in Despair But Finally OTTKEI3 By Taking For fifteen years I was a great Cj ferer from Indigestion in its worst forms I tested the skill of many doctors but q grew worse and worse until I became Oj so weak I could not walk fifty yards q5 without having to sit down and rest My o5 stomach liver and heart became affect- 3 ed and I thought I would surely die I q tried Ayers Pills and they helped mo of right away I continued their use and am now entirely well I dont knowof 3 anything that will so quickly relieve o and cure the terrible suffering of 1 pepsia as Ayers Pills Joinr C 3 Pkitchakd Broilie Warren Co N C OS Ol OSB 1 f O ssrv rraBinoi Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLDS TAIB o OS cooooooooooooooooooooool Oompl8xion Preserved DR HESHAS sc fi 5 fl R 3 ivcraSylSiis iJbSF sflSai L vSriv 1 ra to its producing o twpj3x healthy comKSS YRmz plesion Superior to all n 1 f m preparatiens and perfectly harmless At all druggists or mailed for 5 Octs Send for circular ViOLA gKiN SOAP U simply tncompiraWe as a skin purifying Soap nnequalcd Tar the toilet and wiihout s rival for the nursery Alxolutelr pure and delicately medi cated Atlrncci Prico 25 Ccnis The Q C B1TTNER CO Toledo O Holliciay Offer IJP JJllll MLl 1MWJ HWf JJTtJJ iUUt M HI MU - WJUrTg For cash cash only 17Ibs Granulated Sugar for 100 51bs Good Roasted Coffee 1 00 lib Fine Gunpowder Tea 30 lib Fine Japan Tea 25 201bs Prunes 100 201b3 Basins 100 141bs Good E Peaches 100 3Ulbs Oat Meal 100 25 Bars tine Laundry Soap 100 5nioFinr Tobbacco o Ginghams at 6 cenrs per yard Prints 5 cents pel yard Mens fine shoes from 150iip Ladies fine Dongola patent leather tip shoes 200 Prices on flour on application We will positively not be underson by any one The highest market price paid for all farm produce DAVIS ROTHLETTTNER Georgia Neb OvStt33ttCttttZCMCZOG4QQCCttC l A 2 as1 - C i ro ZTZ 2 rJ c as- s J glSoW id ri 3 x rv - z r2t rf q 8 7 T I r T v SttS 53- 9 j aa r v g Lucas Building St Louis Mo in y Mil is - I K f - i jav ig 1 - ii rc m 1 c HI rn J f fr1 fc Jv T trrjv t i At Jvss u Al w V v vu i J ie i J i i i v t5 i - v y 73 i i - v i Rrsa 1 i a 2 yrjftrysse sssssi i phK i m 5- x Pjstt Tm jrr ss fizt vr i ii o5yU3T fq saEBiv 3sSr s - r y rrT I j vi5rfc r W 2 s i oi m Iff jWm 8 m SEE HIM 4SVAT EM BOTH p There is no hope of relief from the conditions that now curse the p American people until both of the old parties have been destroyed They P are the willing and subservient tools of corporate power and are utterly gjv unable to perform a single noble and patriotic act Thisis the sentiment W that is 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