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CHERRY GO INDEPENDENT
fUBUbHED EVERY THURSDAY
J R Farris Publisher
Official Paper of Cherry Coun
ty Nebraska
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Ovie Dollar Per Yeur
advertising bates
Om Oaiuma per month
Card
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WACONMAKER
Repairing a Specialty
Prices Strickly Cash and Low
er than ever
SHOP on Cherry St opposite Langs
old stand
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North Western Line ib to best
to and from the
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Entered at t bo Pobt offlce at Valentine Cherry
tftustf Nebraska as Second class matter
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MENS SOCIAL CLUB Meets
YOUNG Wednesday evening at the resi
enee ol Mrs Helen Hornby
Chakies B Cook Presldent
CkablesH Wkl lkord Secretary
BULL TRIBE No 22
iMI KOVHD OBDKH OF RkDMEN
Meets every second and fourth Saturday of
ach month Members of the order In good
standing are cordfallj and fraternally invited to
attend C It THOMPSON Sachem
J D WIGGINS C of Records
Mlnnekadusa Lodge No 12 A F A M
xneets in regular communication Saturday even
ing on or befor the full moon in each month
mojobera of the order in good and regular stand
is cordially and fraternally invited to attend
F M Walcott W M
WW THoafpsox Secy
Talentine Lodge No 70 A O U TV meets
1 si and 3rd Monday in each month
MChfiBinsen M W L L 3toner Rec
Vafetftine Lodfte No 205 I O O F meets
every Thursday evening Visiting brothers cord
ially arited toattend our meetings
J H yeast N G
Wbblev Hoisclaw Secy
CelWood PestNo 208 Department of Ne
braska regular meetingsd and 4th Saturdays of
each month at2D m sharp Comrads from
other Posts are cordially invited to attend
W W Thompson Commander
Johk Dukk adjt
Ool WoodWR C No 179 regular meeting
M and 4th Saturdays of each month
Amanda Ludwio Prea
Hblkk Hornby 3ce
Arrival and Departure of Ittnils
Mail east and west closes at 8 p m
Rosebud leaves at 8K a m dally except Sun
ifty and arrives at 500 p m
8lmeon Kennedy and Oasis leaves
at 700 a m Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
Aayt and arrives at 700 p ra Tuesdays and
Saturdays
Ft Niobrara leaves dilyat700a m and
B eop m arrives at 9S0a majid 730 p in
TtTnimirKva nnrt Snwrlfa arrlvps Mniirinvs
Wednesdays and Fridays at 5u9 pm arid
naves xuesaays xuursaays ina saiuraays ai
Tt a m
General delivery open from7W a m to 700
m General delivery open on Sundays from
to 10 a bi Lock boxes opendaily form Ga
to 830 pm
W EHALEY Postmaster
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Official Directory of Cherry G6
Treasurer G P Crabb
jjerlt i Geo Elliott
Sheriff x u C larker
Judge - F M Walcott
Oeunty Attorney Ed Clarke
County Superintendent Lillian Stouer
8urveyor Hugh Boyer
Seroner F H Ingersoll
E W Starr
6eeoBftift5fcraers M Dutham
I P Sullivan
PHOT ESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS
J C DWHER
Physician and Surgeon
fliee at C R Watsons DrtorStore Prompt
aNntion given to all professional calls
fAMsxTiXR - Nebraska
Teachers Examination
Th 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
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TTjD CLARKE
Attorney-at-Law
Allktntf s of legal business promptly attended to
TAuarriKE - Nebraska
JjAWSOK TAYLOR
Tonsorial Parlor
Hair cutting ani Shaving up to date
la all the latest styles
Hot and Cold Baths
Sfctp on Main Street Valentine Nebraska
The White Honse
Has been rebuilt and every room furnished
N ew Suits of Furniture
Tktfakinr it one of the most complete and
tJLeoRttortable hotels-
In the Northwest
ile room and good llverr
table in connection
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CITY BREVITIES
This is old time March weather
Get your sale bills printed at this
office
W G Carson of Simeon was in
town Mondaj
Charles Bets of Simeon spent
Sunday in town
Fred Brayton was down from
Crookston Monday
W A Wilson and wife visited in
town this week
John Sedlacek of Kennedy was
on our streets Monday
David Hanna of Wood Lake
tarried in town Tuesday
John Bush came in from Kennedy
Monday and returned Tuesday
Sam Hudson was in from Simeon
after provisions for his stock ranch
C R Glover returned5 Saturday
from a business trip tb Long Piine
Revival meetings are in progress
at the M E Church with fair success
Will Leach of Simeon was a
business visitor at our office Monday
- Ayers Sarsaprilla creates
an ap
petite and gives tone to the digestive
organs
Thomas Williams was examined
by the Pension Board at their meeting
yesterday
J A Hitt received the sad news-
Friday of the death of his brother in
New York State
John Foster called Monday and
ordered his paper sent to Fort Nio
brara in tlie future
M R Farris returned form Lonoke
Ark last Friday He is well pleased
with that country
EST Any one in need of wind mills
or pump3 will save money by seeing
me before buying G
E L Davisof Kewanee was in
town Monday and ordered- the Omaha
WorldsHerald in -connection with this
paper
J Mogleof Cody together with
some of his neighbors were making
proof on their land at the Land Office
Mondav
The mill has good hard fife seed
wheat already vitrioled that they will
exchange bushell for bushel for any
other Wheat
Any one troubled at night with a
persistent cough can procure much
needed rest by taking a dose ot Ayers
Cherry Pectoral
Geogre Adamson of Sparks was
in town Tuesday preparing tocom
mence carrying the mail between here
and Fort Niobrara
Foe sale A good stock ranch- well
situated 11 miles from Valentine For
further particulars inquire at this
office 8tf
Bartlett White of Crookston call
ed at our office Monday and ordered
the Independent for one year with
cash in advance Mr White has just
returned from Inze Wyo where he
worked m the mines this winter
D H Thurston came down from
Crookston Thursday being compelled
to give up his school on account of
being sick Jack Strong was employ
ed by the school board to complete the
term and commenced Monday morn
ing
J George Wright has- been ap
pointed Indian Inspector which is a
well merited promotion from the
position of Indian Agent and Charles
E McChesney has been appointed to
fill the vacancy as agent at Rosebud
The bill granting the petition of
Valentine citizens to cede to the
Village of Valentine 610 acres of land
from the Military reservation of Fort
Niobrara was introduced in the senate
a few days ago by Senator Thurston
The Society of Christian Endeavor
at the Presbyterian Church next Sun
day at 645 p m Everybody cordially
invited Subject for next Sunday
Keeping our pledge in spirit and i
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The President
-Teeth filled with wood
Teetk filled with hay
For the next sixty days good wood
and hay will be taken at the highest
market price in exchange fon dental
work BR C A WELLS
Office over1 T C Hornbys store
Services in the M E Church neTt
Sunday at 11 a mand 730 p rn
Subject of morning discourse Prayer
For evening Why Man Loves God
Ep worth League at 630 p m Re
vival services each evening of the
week All are cordially invited to all
servbes O L Ramset Paster
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City Election
Geese are flying north
Prepare for the coming city
election
Harry Hillsmger is numbered
among the sick
This is a good soaking snow and
comes in just the right season
A B CrouBe the Post Jeweler
called at our office Wednesday and
left an order for job work
Farmers in every part of the
county are prepairing to put in small
grain A- fbw more such snows as
this willinsttre a good crop
A tbiletset to be givsn away at
the Bowling Alley Every one rolling
on the alley before April 1st will re
ceive chance for each game played
Ripans Tabules see advertisement
W Keltar of Purdam had
business in Valeritine Wednesday
U remembered this office with a
businessman in making his rounds
He says there will be a good many
acres of irrigated land in his country
the coming season
SCHOOL COLUMN
EDITORS
Charles Wkllfobd
Charles Cook-
high SCHOOL
Prof Anderson has very kindly con
sented to give the scholars- lessons in
the Indian Club drill
An interesting debate will take
place in this department next Friday
afternoon upon the following ques
tion Resolved That humanity will
do more in hope of reward than in
fear of punishment
The attendance has been very good
consideringthe inclement weather
The report card giving rating of the
pupils was sent home to the parents
this Meek for their signature
Volcanoes are becoming frequent
grammar dept
This department holds the banner
for best attendance
A censer supposed to have been re
moved from a Turkish tumb in Joppa
was an object of interest brought by
Mabel Hahu
Attendance has been very good
SECOND INTERMEDIATE DEPt
Attendance fair
Director J C Pettijohn was a pleas
ant visitor Wednesday afternoon
This department has several fine
production mapes made by the pupils
Prof Anderson gave us- a voltfano
experiment Friday and this week- the
Geography class is making volcanoes a
special study
General information and- quotations-
from authors are used in our opening
exercises
FIRST INTERMEDIATE DEPT
Mrs Davenport Mrs White and
Mrs Haley were visitors Monday
We had an instructive talk on
Chinese cureos Tuesday
We were also treated po a miniature
volcano Monday
PRIMARY DEPT
The pupils are taking the wand drill
for exercise
Mrs G H Hornby was a pleasant
visitor this- week
There are 67 pupils In attendance
Teachers Association
The Valentine Teachers Association
will hold its last meeting of the year in
the High School building March 14
1896 Program
Child Study Mrs Lizzie Crawford
How to avoid seat questions duiing
recitations Miss Cora Boyer
Whites School Management pages
130 to 217 Miss Belle Callen
Reading Intermediate and Ad
vanced Miss Cilia Vaughn
Discussion Miss Girtrude Lincoln
Debate Question Resolved That
classifying or grading the public
schools is detrimental to the education
of the individual
Affirmative W F Morgareidge and
C S Reece Negative D H Thurs
ton and H O Tucker
Program Committee
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mare weight about 800Ibs no brands
or marks about 2- wars old
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good returning 21 days after date of
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