The Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, July 02, 1896, Image 8
I If I K f l m IT MAKES THINGS WARM iflPor our competitors Tlioy cant see liov we do it Thats our secret and it doesnt make any dif ference to you All you want to know jV that you can buy goods cheaper of us than of anybody else- -Our prices are the most con vincing proof we can offer A good congress plow shoe 100 A good calf fine shoe - - 125 Fine satin calf worth 250 for 195 Womans satin calf worth 150 100 Womans Dongola - - 119 Womans fine Dongola - - 145 Extra fine dongola worth 200 1G5 Extra fine Dongola turn 400 215 A few good Oxford ties lett at 99c Childrens shoes of all sizes Ask to see them and get prices HATS We liave received another large lot of hats to close out to you at just about 50 cent on the dollar These are genuine bargains Come in and look them over Good Seamless Socks for 5c per pair One worth 15c for 10c Fine ones worth 25c for 15c Suspenders for 15c 20c 25c 30c ally worth double Pine assortment JVec7rer and S7iirts Ties for 25c 35c and 50c Shirts for 45c 50c and 65c Celluloid Collars standing or turn down 5c each Heavy Blue Overalls 50c Nice neat black Pants 150 Working Pants 75c and 1 All Wool Pants 145 and 171 Mens irifs sold all season at 1000 All Wool Fine hey Pattern t only 1603 This is the biggest bargain of the sea son Dont fail to see them The Quantity is Limited Always remember that when you buy of us you get a perfect fiii 01 TO Opposite Geo Hornbys SELDE TONSORIAl ARTIST N THE TAILOR MANAGER J M SAGrESEll Hair cutting and shaving Shop in the W H Moses building HOT AND GOLD BATHS Valentine Nebr WILLET NO 17109 Sire of Nabob 4 230 Sire MocJiester GIG Record 231 BELLBOY ORIANIA Sire of 2244 DINNIE - 225 OOS ATTVYVr ooct FLORESTINE - 2GJ4 SENSATION - 229J4 ivuu luauv uiucio t 1st dam JEAOTETTE by HAM- BLETONIANT 157 Dam of Willet sire of Nabob 230 and Ka tana dam o Nornettc 225 Hazels Sire of the dams of Ida Belle 223 and Lottie K 227 2nd dam DAUGHTER OF ABDEL LAH15 Sire of Goldsmith Maid 224 Will stand the season at M E Ear ns place one fourth mile south of the depot at Valentine Nebraska TERMS- 1000 to insure foal Jj TV 11ANT Keeper I BUOKSMITH asd WAGONMAKER Repairing a Specialty Prices Striekly Cash and Low er than ever SHOP on Cherry St opposite Langs tsjd stand iijIliH ulli WIIIIIIMBWMWff limrafiTMBBEIII V jjuu4j nijibii jivaa TH VALENTINE DEMOCRAT bPCCESSOK TO CHERRY COUNTY INDEPENDENT E0BEET GOOD Editor and Publisher JSHtrtty Taken up by the subscriber living miles northwest of Georgia in Cherry co Xebraska on the 21st day of May 189G One stag or steer supposed to be three years old color red and brand ed thus 7 reversed 4 1 OSTEKMAN Jiuml Ofllce If usincHH The mouth of June was a particu larly dull one in the land office here only 4 homestead proofs being made for640 acres of land Homestead en tries to the number of 31 were made on 47S9 acres of north western Ne braska land and one homestead of 100 acres was commuted cash being paid for same Final proof was made by 15 parties for 2400 acres taken under the timber culture law Soliool Meeting At the annual meeting of the voters of school district Ko 1 held at the school house last Monday evening M V Nicholson and J T Keeley were elected to succeed themselves A committee of three composed of G II nornby O W Morey and G P Crabb was appointed to see about getting a site for a new school house and the meeting adjourned to Tuesday July when the committee will report About forty voters were present 21orTsase Be cord During the last month there were 7 farm mortgages filed for a total of 254840 and 9 satisfied for a total of 347406 No mortgages were filed on town property but one for 350 was released 41 chattle mortgages were filed for 1477249 and 26 were re leased for 1022921 After next month we may expect to see the re lease side of the record overshadow the other as the season for selling stock will soon be on The smallest mortgage released was one for S2o Brick Yard Sews W P Alsip informs this paper that he has already burned 325000 brick and is now burning another kiln of 325000 Wood is the fuel used he having found that it is much cheaper than coal Frank Whitteear resigned his posi tion and returned to his home at Ains worth the middle of last month C V Thorn has returned from the yard He intends going to Denver in a few days Frank Thorn has also come home Resolutions of Condolence At the last regular meeting of the Odd Fellows lodge the following reso lutions were adopted Whereas In the dispensation of a Divine providence it has pleased an all wise ruler to call from her suffer ing the beloved mother of our esteem ed brother Edward Parry There fore be it Resolved That Yalentine Lodge No 205 I O O F extend our heart felt sympathy in this his hour of bereave ment Resolved further That these resolu tions be spread on the minutes of the Lodge and a copy handed the Valen tine papers for publication J T Keeley D E Sherman Wesley Holsclaw Boston Comic Opera Company A letter received this morning from Fort Niobrara says The Boston Comic Opera Co played to a fair house last evening Mascot was rendered in a masterly manner Each act was greeted with great applause Especial mention must be made of the excellent costumes of this company Our little Opera House has never seen before its footlights any thing to equal the costume worn by these players Mr F A Wade imper sonation of Prince Lorenzo was a de lightful treat to the audience Mr Wade is an able actor and competent of being placed in the front rank of comic opera players Mr E Brumage who played the part of Bocco the farmer set the audience wild with laughter The Gobble Song a duet rendered by Miss Etta Merris Wade and J B Fulton captivated the au dience Gertrude Kimberlys renda tion of Coming thro the Rye was encored again and again Miss Kim berly has a phenomenal voice sweet and clear with a great range It seems as easy for her to reach high E as it is to sing in the middle register This company -will produce Mascot at Cornell Hall tomorrow night and will give Oolah Saturday night Churcli 3Vctvs At the Epworth League meeting Sunday evening the following officers were installed President Iva Efner 1st Vice Pres Dean Efner 2nd Yice Pres Mabel Towne 3rd Vice Pres Lillian Stoner 4th Vice Pres Mrs O L Ramsey Secretary -Alma Carlson TreasufegWalter Flowers At a business meeting held Monday evening the Epworth League decided to run a stand on the Fourth of July Ice cream and cake lemonade coffee sandwiches etc will be served Rev J M Bates will hold services at the Episcopal church next Sunday morning and evening Sunday afternoon the Junior League installed officers as fellows President Mabel Hahn 1st Vice Pres Inez Pettycrew 2nd Vice Pres Bertha Kneelaud 3rd Vice Pres Ina Flowers 4th Vice Pros Elza Vachon Secretary Fred Glover Treasurer DeanloY6r - ftgBS jHHHIiTW WOOD LAKE DEPARTMENT LeEoy Leach Editor Charles Barnes and Pearl Porter spent Sunday last at Mel Hannas A - if Mrs V G Stevenson who has been visiting for severil days in our city re turned home S tturday Mr and Mrs A Bail Mr and Mrs C M J iaily and LeRoy Leach went down to Longpine on the 25th inst to attend the musical entertainment given by the famous violinist Edouard Remenyi All enjoyed the utmost the classic music from the old German masters played with such elegant ex pression by the expert Hungarian and felt well repaid for their trip Miss Ada Dwyer spent Thursday in Woodlake Charles Reece of Simeon called on us Monday morning and informed us that great preparations are being made for a thorough good time at that place on July 3rd W Honeys new residence across the way is rapidly assuming graceful outline and will prove when finished quite an addition to our town Mrs Stevenson Miss Nellie Hallen back and Miss Ida Leach spent several days of last week at the home of J M llanna and enjoyed themselves very much fishing on the lakes The school census recently taken shows that there are forty children of school age m District No 7 There are several children in this country yet Georgia The little daughter of Mrs Rosa Posten died very suddenly on the 19th The lonely mother and friends have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement Emigrants from northern Iowa and southern Minnesota pass here frequent ly coming via Yankton Rosebud and St Marys Mission and on west New potatoes have made their ap pearance Chamberlains Colic and Cholera remedy is the best The hay crop will be immense in this vicinity Stockmen are already talk ing of commencing to cut as early as possible And when they had cast their ballots and counted them carefully the high priest said the lot falls on McKinley and all the goldbugs said Amen Great is Diaua of the Ephesians and immediately they said let us adjourn and go and have a drink of XXX Jer sey lightning Carried W M Parker of Spring Creek Sonth Dakota was trading in Georgia this week nimself and wife are long time teachers a mong thelndians at Pine Ridge and Rosebud and are high ly esteemed among the tribes A goodly number of our neighbors are getting ready for the 4th at Val entine They are trying to make up a wagon train and go in a body and maybe there will be room for U and I Sparks Plenty of rain and the crops are do ing finery The ground was too wet to plow last Saturday Mr and Mrs Clarkson have return ed from their visit to the lakes south of here They report having had a pleasant time but it is rumored that they left more fish in the lakes than they took out The Arabia ball team visited Sparks Saturday and had a ball game and horse race The former was won by Sparks and the latter by Arabia Last Saturday was Childrens Day at Sparks and the church was crowded Rev Taylor preached a stirring ser mon from the text found in Matt 628 Fred Smith and family were the guests of J M Clarkson and wife Sun day Miss Clara Brechbill has been very ill but is improving We have a good Sunday School Mrs Sawyer is superintendent Rev Taylor preaches h ere once every two weeks George Swearingen cut his foot quite badly but he is up and around now Will Clarkson is over from the flats He says there is a fine prospect for hay S F Gilmans Condition At present writing Mr S F Gilman who was not expected to live when the last issue of this paper went to press is considerably improved and unless new complications arise he will soon be out of danger His wife two daughters and family physician Dr Watzek of Davenport Iowa are at his bedside C E Black who looks after Mr Gilmans interests in Omaha was here until Tuesday morning Mr Gilmans family have rented A T Whites residence on Cherry street and the sick man will be moved there some time tomorrow The family will occupy the house for at least two months as Mrs Gilman thinks thercli mate here will prove beneficial to her health To properly accommodate their ever increasing business Jackson Bray ton and John Yeast have commenced the erection of a new 50x80 two story stone building on the lots north of Jackson Braytons store The basement has nearly all been excavated and it is the intention of the builders to have the new store completed by October 1 t Wanted Good girl for general housework Enquire at postoffice Comity Commissioner1 Pur inSeveral Iays Allowing BillH and Ilctlnctins Taxes State vs MaNeeley Lewis Archer witness W W Parsons Xathan Blue Leander Rickman ALRickman v E Bowden constable Alex More u oSTels Polen W 1ST Ritterbush Wm Guhck 5 00 6 00 6 00 7 50 7 50 15 00 Sadie Cole witns State vs Muller 8 50 C F I lollidav staff 3 05 H Cornell Rent for IsTov 95 GO 00 Ed Clarke 7 50 State Journal Co Supplies 36 10 On motion the following claims were allowed delinquent personal taxes deducted and warrants ordered drawn for remainder State vs McLaughlin A mt tax wnt John Davis 2 20 56 l 64 J R Lee Vanleer 8 50 S 50 R F Gillaspie State vs Sedlacek 12 00 12 00 R M Faddis 11 50 II 50 Jas Gillaspie 12 00 12 00 J A Gee 1100 11 00 J R Smith 26 00 26 00 H Xearpass Juror 2 00 2 00 Dannandy 2 00 2 00 OWIIahn 2 00 2 00 MPChristianson 15 00 14 00 1 00 x if ni i r o nn i ro 6 Martin Can J W Crowe Jas Gillaspie AV F Brown H A Glendening Henry Heckel 8 00 1 7S 22 7 40 7 40 15 00 15 00 12 00 12 00 7 40 7 40 14 50 14 50 12 00 12 00 13 10 13 10 8 20 8 20 7 20 7 20 7 80 7 80 D A Melton Elctn fees 4 00 4 00 J E Pettycrew 4 00 4 00 BFHobson 4 00 4 00 MPBrosius 6 95 -2 42 4 53 T J Ashburn 4 00 4 00 Earnest Bowden 7 50 7 50 Wm Foster 4 00 4 00 Burt Johnson 4 00 4 00 JoeKreycik 4 00 4 00 OWMcDaniel 4 00 4 00 W B Banks 2 00 2 00 Joseph toilette 4 00 1 75 2 25 Albert tfenzel 4 00 4 00 Joseph Wisser 4 00 4 00 Joseph Stasch 4 00 4 00 Wm Hook 10 00 10 00 A Riemenschnieder 4 00 4 00 LE Stuart 4 00 4 00 Isaiah Davis 4 00 95 3 05 J Steinbrecher 8 20 7 85 35 ANEarley 6 60 5 28 132 R P Gordon 4r 00 1 11 2 89 CEDoty 4 00 4 00 James Searby 4 00 4 00 TV H Bitterbush 4 00 4 00 A J Folk 4 00 4 00 W J Carson 4 00 4 00 CTVBetts 4 00 4 00 EErstling 4 00 4 00 GK Davis 4 00 4 00 Charles Hudson 4 00 4 00 AW Grooms 4 00 400 Lewis Smith 4 00 4 00 Bengt Peterson 4 00 4 00 O C Goodrich 4 00 4 00 BO Goodrich 4 00 4 00 LC Starr 4 00 4 00 Roilm Hanchett 4 00 4 00 JSEstabrook 4 00 4 00 tfWHeflley 4 00 4 00 L R Speer 18 20 5 36 12 84 Charles Roberts 4 00 4 00 A J Short 4 00 4 00 J E Thackrey 16 40 16 40 SM Woodward 4 00 4 00 SEMcAleoy 4 00 4 00 SQ Spain 4 00 4 00 John Gee 4 00 4 00 Henry Schleuter 4 00 4 00 Henry Detgen 4 00 4 00 O J Body 16 00 16 00 Win Body 2 00 2 00 Geo Sheik 6 00 6 00 WmCady 2 00 2 00 AT Davis 2 00 2 00 J A Stansbee 26 00 17 77 8 23 Gus Carlson 4 00 4 00 CRGJover 4 00 4 00 H Gunderson 4 00 4 00 Jas Gillaspie 14 00 14 00 Wm Gillaspie 4 00 4 00 RF Gillaspie 2 00 2 00 Wm Harmon 400 4 00 JAW Johnson 4 00 4 00 Harry Lance 4 00 4 00 A B Capwell 4 00 4 00 RSpeckelmire 4 00 4 00 Stephen Carver 4 00 4 00 Charles Carver 4 00 4 00 S W Chesnut 25 00 25 00 JohnEnlow 2 00 2 00 JSHutcheson 4 00 4 00 Fred Tallman 2 00 2 00 Charles Kilgore 17 50 95 16 55 ThosLoomas 2 00 2 00 Elijah Steen 4 00 4 00 5 B Spencer 4 00 4 00 JRLee 400 4 00 GeoHiggins 4 00 4 00 P S Rousche 18 00 10 85 7 15 Fritz Lewis 2 00 2 00 HS Speer dlvng hits 20 00 20 00 E Bowden State vs tfeeley 5 00 72 4 28 Stephen Carver State vs Muller 8 50 8 50 On motion the following claims were rejected C C Parker sheriff fees State vs Don nelly - 19 25 C C Parker sheriff - fees in State vs Bachelor 3820 J C Dwyer service to poor 13 00 Whereupon the board adjourned to June 23 1895 June 23 1895 Board met pursuant to adjournment Members all present On motion the clerK was instructed to draw a warrant on the general road fund for 15 00 in I favor of James Eay to pay for extra labor on Eosebud road north of Val entine On motion the following claims were audited and allowed and war rants ordered drawn on the county general fund in payment of the same DaYenportaThachsr gds forCo 19 85 Ll a r 3 8 f 5 fa c a idem h 1 v 5 oa Sraer B I r k n Si iaaai 9 a SLsx Moos Drugs should be chosen with care alicl should alwavs be treated right it you wish to obtain good from them You can get the right kind at os trine v T C Hornby goods for poor U John Dunn justice fees State vs Miller YV It Towne constable fees State vs Miller Geo H Hornby goods for county Jid Clarke insane case Tseidert John Dunn justice fees State vs Miller John C Drexel sheriff fees State vs Miller State vs Jones John Dunn justice Eldon Sparks witness M V Nicholson J C Rortkop W S Jackson J R Farris printing blanks M Dunham cominrs Dec 95 Max K Viertel t P Sullivan D A Campbell supreme court fees State vs Dobson DavenportThacher gds for Co poor Charles Eazey guarding insane James Eay ice for county 95 Geo Elliott salary 4th qr 95 expense Ed Clarke salary i reut for Dec C C Parker jailors fees etcetera claimed 79 09 allowed Davenportxfhacher gds for Co State Journal Co John Maxwell guarding insane Lillian Stoner sal exp 4 qr 95 289 85 Charles Maxwell grdng insane Max E Viertell Commrs Jan 95 M Dunham Commrs Jan 95 C C Parker jailors fees board ing prisoners C C Parker expense in recap turing keeley On motion the following were allowed and applied on quent personal taxes State vs Miller TV E Towne constable fees W Mclichols witness J M Miller W E HALEY 3 00 7 00 GO 6 65 100 1 00 100 100 550 22 50 16 20 24 68 1190 10 00 7 50 44 00 5 00 100 00 8 57 162 50 7 50 76 00 415 1100 4 00 19 00 13 20 35 00 22 00 69 20 claims 100 100 100 Alfred Lewis insane case Xeidert 8 00 Frank Fischer coal 7 89 On motion the clerk was instructed to draw cash warrant on county treas urer in favor of May Tracewell for 44 25 in payment of expense of taking Cecil Hutchinsm to the Institute for Feeble Minded at Beatrice On motion the claim of J A Van kirk for repairs to road plow was al lowed in the sum of 2 25 and same applied on delinquent personal taxes On motion the report of Co Supt for 1st qr 1896 was approved On motion the bond of Albert 2ven zel overseer of roads for Dist No 6 was approved t On motion the petition of J D Spall Tmd others praying for a change in the boundary line of Irwin precinct was granted as follows Cut off all that part of said precinct east of a line Tun ning south from the nw cor sec 5 Tp 35 li 39 and attach the same to Merri man precinct On motion the claims of D APiercv W Y Carter J M Bates and Xathan E Denny for a reduction of taxes was rejected On motion the claim of Alex Burr for repairing bridge on North Loop of 10 09 was allowed and clerk ordered to draw warrant on road fund for the same On motion the clerk was ordered to draw a refunding order on the county treasurer in favor of T E Johnson for poll tax paid for the years 1889 90 91 92 93 he being over age at the time same was levied and not liable therefor On motion the clerk was authorized to procure for road overseer of Disk 2so0 sufficient material to build a bridge across the head of Schlagle creek in said Dist On motion Leiioy Leach was ap pointed road overae6r for Diot Ko 31 FRACTER Valentine Nebraska The White House A T TVIIJTE Proprietor A Has been rebuilt and rooms furnished with NEW SUITS OF FURNITURE Making it the most complete and comfortable HOTEL IN THE NORTHWEST SAMPLE mm AND LIVERY STABLE IN CONNECTION Valentine Nebraska 5 15 5 00 3 05 2 10 57 00 and John Lord was appointed over seer in Dist Xo 30 The petition of sixty tax payers of Cherry county praying that the board submit a proposition to the voters to bond the county in the sum of 12 500 for the purpose of building and fur nishing a County Court Ilonse was duly considered and approved- and the clerk directed to have the proposition printed on the ballots at the next general election There being no further busi ness to transact the board adjourned to July 23rd 1896 Attest Geo Elliott Countv Clerk Xirorrnlee We are having plenty of rain these days and crops generally are looking tine Frifz and a lirsfc class well ery bam y v w Lewishave just completed r for Whites new V Miss Highland the popular Brown lee dressmaker is doing a rushing bus iness in town G W Fritz and wife of Custer South Dakota came down from the Hills last week for a visit with J IL Fritz and family A D Lewis went up to the Spade ranch last week to look after the well and wind mill business at that place Rev L Y ITorton held services at the residence of S G Campbrell last Sunday The M V A hold regular meeting in the hall every lirsfc and third Wednes day evening of each month They say the goat is a dandy Miss Flora Sageser a sister of Mrs L W Horton come over from Bassettr a short time ago and is making an ex tended visit Will Sanderson deputy head council of the M W A came over from Thed ford last week to look after lodge mat- ers G W Fritz and wife J H and Dora Fritz made a trip to Chris Fritzs place 15 miles west of Brownlee last Sunday Brownlee will celebrate the fourth The progam consists of horse races foot races baloon ascension Dance v and good music speaking In fact everything possible is being done to have a good time Everybodv come and bring yonr sister or some one elses sister J T McLean of Brownlee and G W Fritz of Custer City South Da kota will be the speakers J E Lee is having a new dam put in at the head of his irrigation ditch Frank Tjee and J T McLean have the contract Brownlee Ktti Ifiii Prcinct - Sunday ivasascorcher P Sullivan returned home from Val entine Thursday Mrs Chet Goodrich husband with a line week presented her girl baby last The county commissioners are hav ing the bridge across the river painted F E Yanish is doing the work Mrs Cora Goodrich who with her husband is employed at the Churn Ranch spent last week at the home of her parents on the river F H Robinson shipped a car load of cattle to Omaha last week Mi3J Tsis Lincoln closed her school east of Eli last Thursday The Eickets school closed last Satur day Miss Downing was the teacher Mr and Mrs Hotz of Gordon visit ed their daughter Mrs F R Xanishr the liret of the week They say small gru is burned up in thuir part of tha country f Sandy X