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editor iStfent
Crookston Teachers Association Nov tfl
HinkciTlnK Nqyi36
Western Teachcrr Asaodlatlon NovSS
John SteinfcMKst was in 8n
Tueaday
D ATierceyWBSln town -Monday
and TueuiJay
Wm Hanley of Winona Mitfn
was In town Sunday
lMra G AShawi3nIte Hll ft
home of Geo Hunter
Geo s Elliott made tfip trp
ri
C
G W Beamer living in
nart of the county is one
the
ithe
rreidlhe lastof thfr week
LieutJ P SCocneu weribfeat on a
v leave of absenceSunday
Judge t madeVnytegitrip to
AinswortlTPufSday night
YahK OBrien was in towna -couple
of days the first of the week
Indlcations for another snowstorm
are very good nfc present writing
Deputy US Marshal Bray -was
down from LeadCitythe first of 5 the
weee
Miss LeonalJaumgarEel of CrookB 5
ton is visitingdntown with Miss Edna
Dwyer
J R Farris over to ank
OBriens this mommcr to remain a
few days
Theneedof a new school house be
comes more impen3iveSbad weather
comes on -
JudgeA W Gxites f Chadron
was in townanhouropraulast Satur
day morniqg
W F Morgareldgey -of Simeon
attended teachersUnstifcuthere
day afternoon
The largest and best cloaks
and canes ever ehown -in Valentine
- will be found afcT C Hornbys 36
Owing to the non appearanbe of
witnesses Judge Walcoft failed to
hold court at Merriman lasfcThursday
stK TMttth
though a - practice iaarcnes
-which will continue every week during
- the winter
E W Miher oflkPoint S D-
vwasln town i Saturday night Herwent
over -to Rose bud Snnd returning
iTueaday afternoon
MrsF M W alcoti5andBisterfiss
tEatie SNoble wi nt tomnha -Sunday
fors few days tay -hey returned
hon3ejInfijday eviniug
IThefatbex of the ReviJ -31
fiedFridy Nov J 3 atlnshomestin
aUatonlTJf aged 85 years Mr
BaUes was toat able to sattend the
funral
Will Beamer came down from
Lavaca Monday siornin g and will at
tend school heres3Ms winter yHe has
secured a situation t with mss -Strong
to help pay expenses
Acouple of loads of m erry young
peopleen joyed Abe asnw last week by
coins T Hornby
Dr C A Weils d other ay
youtigsteis chaperoned ii be ciowds
W D U- S cial laadun
spector -who was sttioai d here Jast
-spring returned from Idal o
ighfc and will remain uutiL I Becember
1 when he expects to visit his family
in Arkansas ior thirty tdaya returning
here
Twenty persons havesgrae d to join
the mueical upion it it As rs ganized
and -at the meeting held test tturdny 1
- night it was decided to twdj Prot
Beatty -to that -effect ta w M un-
doubtedly joinlater on
becoming
as a Sundayiresort for stowte iing
men as witness the following who
spent Sunday here G K hejgd lrd
vLincoln T H rice ChicagQ tE E
Wright Omaha Geo Campbell t
Joe H I Thotsap Chicagq CPheHfest
was smaller thanusual last Sunday
the weffc
athose
The official count sltows that llol
conib carried the city -of Omaha and
Doughts county over IbfacCall by 449
voteg McKinley plutality over Bryan
13 475
The U S Indian allotting and sur
vey ing party ivhichhasbten at work
bn the reservation jduvring the last few
months havegone into winter
ters TheirworkwiUbe completed in
the spring
W II Mullen Jf 0Kelll spent a
fewdays iin town the first of the week
visiting Mis Mae 0Sullivan and
others B ffr 11 tillen is atudent at the
state university btU4snff on a vaca
tion fon acountM3ffrpoor health
MAKniiCD -At -the ihome of the
officiating clergyman Rev C H Bur-
leigh in Ainswctth Nebr Monday
Kevemng JNovenroer loyo Mr
Oliver Hall and Mrs Tda Kennedy
both of Wood Lake Amsworth Home
HftMfe
GMf Adam3 the Crawford wood
matjjwwill coraaienceUhe -shipment of
400cods of woodfor Fort Niobrara
nextweek This wood is to be de-
livecediBfore the holidays W A
Pettycraw has therefusal -of the con
tract foitihauHngsarae here to
the pt
It needaia man quick percep
tion tovkeep up -with the lightning
changesofditors and managers -on
-the llusbvsille Recorder formerly he
tRu8hvilleJ smocrat fEvT Baldwintis
the latesbunfortunHtetoassume the
position aodtit is Lo beeped he will
iibecome a -fixture
whohas for several
i monthsaotedas clerk and assistant
weather observer for C iRWatson left
Sunday nightrfor Butte Montana and
other f arwest Mr Car-
eanjmadeimanyfiiends during his stay
fherHeallofwhoirwill wish him
kessin abnddanoe
tix V Careon Kellie Builis John
Smyser -Edna IBwyer and Charlie
Schwakn drorei to CCrookston Sunday j
and spent the fernoon with Miss
Ijeona3Baumgartevwho recently returned-
from a five months visit to
New Ykiork and the feast The party
returned homebynsoanlight
Geo Miles the editor of the
AinaworthHomeRUte has been ill
withksciatica forthejpast week or so
andbi3betterhBlfihas had charge
of the paper That ewhere thebhoys
have ithe better of 0he Democrat
man Whenever he gets ill he has to
hustle7just the sameandhas no wife
to carefor him and this -paper
JohaAdamson killed two fine ante
iopelonda on the Niobrara river
abouti4 miles southwest of town He
sold oneiof them to 36Q Selmalm
Thtsearetthe first antelope killed in
this section of the country ifor a long
time althotigh we are informed that a
large numbercof the mild eyed animals
are rangjng PQrthwest of Jody
C H Goiielhwent to Omaha Sun-
vday mominganrijroui there to
Island to attend jthe meeting of the
Nebraska Beet Siigar Association held
yesterdayand the day before Charley
efforts to pro
mote the gnowing of sugar beets -and
secure the establibhmentof a factory
here Moreatttention should be civen
to this matter bv eitizens of ihia
03 unty who are Interested in the up
building of Nebraska
O B Rippey of Ainsworth was in
town yesterday on business and gave
this office a -pleasant-call Mr Rippey
is one of the old timebusinessmen of
Ainsworth and has -been an
tanqe and friendof theeditor for the
past twelve years andthis visit recalls
hmany experiences of the years gone by
Mr Kippey was connected with the
Western News at Ainsworth lung
-since dead which -was-at thaf timethe
leading newspaper inthe northwest
Born To Mr and Mrs Q
Nicholson Friday night Nov 6AIS96
a son of regulation weight andheauty
Dau wass3 happy over the event that
he was setting up cigars bibs safety
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farmers who are accredit to tnejnseivsst jpms or anyamg thatcame handy to
-and the community at large ftVhilet rpeople who came into his store and
others complain of iisxd timesfce goe
right on raising big crojs and making
monev as well During the last sea
son he raised 1200 bushels of eorn
and 200 bushels of sweet corn besides
an untold amount of vsheat i3rley
and other cereals
filing them tojelpthemsplves Uncle
iQsev is almost as tickled as Papa
3au and has been practicing ithe lulla
by Hnsh a bye Saby ever since the
fF event The Chronicle congratu
lates a1 concerned Madison
For the cotl Library
Valentine has patronized and en
conraged from -time to time musical
and literary entertainments and re
citals of various degrees of merit giv
en -by local talent imported entertainers-and
traveling troupes but nothing1
yet presented herehas equalled the en
tteftainment given -at the M E church
I last Fridny evMnng From an artistic
stwndpoiut it was a success and though
not commensurate with the quality of
the entertainment The program con
sisted of but six numbers and but four
people were engaged Jin -its production
but those four were artists and every
number was a gem -as may be seenby
the following
program
P lano Duet The Sleigh Hide Trelour
Mae Davenpoftand Edna MacDonald
Recitation
ja The Bobolink Aldinc
1 ft FirstiJettlers Story GarUUm
Mrs RH Watson
Vocal Solo When tbeKoses Bloom Arditt
Mrs J A Carroll
J Recitation Naiijrhtv ZpII
MM RK Watson
Piano Solo Pearls of Koam Langc
Edna JlacDouald
tReoItatlon Bobby Sbaftoe Homer Green
Mrs UWatson i
Every number was -encored and the
responses were receivedeven more en
thusiastically -than the original
selections This was - Mrs Wat
sons first appearance before a ValenT
tine audience -and the manner in
which she acquitted herself was moie
than creditable
Ask lor alSheep InHpector
Among the many things which will
come before ttie county board when
thy meet on the 6th of next January
wilUje a request that a sHeep inspect
or be appointed for the west end of
the county As this will occasion ho
expense to the county his fees being
paid by the sheep owners and as an in
spector is an imperative necessity the
request will no donM be granted The
petition which will be presented is
Bigned by S H Ladd and fourteen
others and is given below in full
To the honorable board of county
-commissioners of Cherry county
Nebraska
We the undersigned- subscribers
respectfully represent that there are
numerous bandsJof sheep grazing and
ranging in said Cherry -county infected
with a sheep disease known as scab
and being trailed across said territory
infecting the range with said disease
and we furthei represent that we are
owners of sheep grazing In said terri
tory -and respectfully petition the
-appointment of Saml Woodward as
Bheep inspector of aaid county
Mother
Theifollowing lines were favorites
of Mrs Archers and during her last
illness she often spoke of them
In all tliertvorld ro where you will
YonlLnever find another
Wholl cling to you through good or 111
And love you like a mother
In all the world where eer you roam
With sister wife or brother
Youll never know so sweet a home
As that one made by mother
In all the world tho wealth commands
For you the work of others
Youll never And a pair of hands
foryou like mothers
In all the world tthough friends sincere
Are more to you than brothers
You never for a moment hear
A voice as kiud as mothers
-In all the world -although you break
The tender hearts of others
There is no other heart can ache
For you as much as -mothers
In all the world though you create
A pleasure for another
You cau give to none a Joy as great
As you can give to mother
In all the world -where you in bliss
May soon forget auothcr
There is no one whom you will miss
When bbe is gone like mother
For -the -Christian Home
Some two months ago a coule of
women struck town and opened a
restaurant in the Stillwell building
All went well for a short time a very
short time and then complaints were
heard that the -business done in the
legitimate as it might be and shortly
after the place was closed and the
vromen moved out in the country near
the post One df them a Mrs Per
kins sent for her son a little fellow
about Ave years of age to eome and
live with her which he did until a few
days ago when one of our best known
ladies paid M Perkins a visit and
the latter relinquished the little fellow
who will next Monday be sent to the
Christian Home at Omaha Mrs Pel
kins is to be commended for peaceably
giving up hereon who wille given aa
opportunity to hecome an educated
Christian man
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THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
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Pablike4 4 Four Yearf as
CHERRY COUNTY INDEPENDENT
VALENTINE CHERRY CO NEBRASKA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19 1896
laHAiir fatieat Dead
red Neidertr an- old gentleman
shout 60 years of age who was ad
judged insane last spring but who was
never sent to the asylum on account of
the crowded condition of that institu
tion died at the home of John Billon
graay He was buried yesterday
morning under the auspices of the
G- A It -as he is an old soldier
Neiderfc comes from near Sparks where
the door receipts were large they were he has a good farm and was the red
piciu on a ni peuswu
guardian
Dillons
applied on
which
his board
his
at
Country STrelIingr Burned
While the family of Paul Kennecutt
living some 25 miles south of here
were peacefully sleeping last Thursday
nictht the house caugnt tire ana was J
burne4 to thegrouhd the ocsupants
barely escaping with their lives The
fire is supposed to have been started by
mice growing a box of matches which
was in the kitchen of the house but it
is not known whether any of the pest
iferoiis which turned incen
diary for the nonce lost their lives
Iflrand Mrs Kennecutt and a hired
man were the only occupants of the
building at the time of the fire
Where arc Tkcy 1
A newspaper loses more mony by
subscribersHeaving the country and
not their addresses than Hi any one
other way The Democrat has lost
considerable in thi3 way and will in
toe future advertise these people with
a iew of ascertaining their addresses
at present Any information
whereatrouts of the people
named will fee thankfully received
Many times tbesubscriber merely neg
lects sending hig address or leaving it
with his postmasr but the paper
should not be made to suffer for this
neglect During the last week this
paper has received notice that the
followingjhave left their old haunts
without telling the postmaster where
they weregoing
V P Sterling Carlisle Ark
J3hasPitman Los Angeles Call
OfltaiM Vote on Senator
Through the courtesy of J G Petti
john who attended the official canvass
of the ballots at Ainsworth test week
The Democrat is enabled to give be
low the complete vote by trauntiea on
candidates for state settatdr from the
14th Nebraska district
Counties Mutz Ely Total
Brown 278 382 660
Cherry 605 590 1195
Rox Butte 494 418 912
Dawes 817 784 1601
Keva Paha 274 193 467
Rock 195 343 538
Sheridan 7 74 495 1269
Sioux 241 148 389
Total 3678 3353 7031
Majority 325 325
Mutz -ran behind his ticket in nearly
every county and this is accounted for
in many ways It is safe to say how
ever that itis not due to a dislike of
ithe man because Ely did not gain any
Darktown at Law
A score of black men wearing mili
tary uniforms were in Justice Bab
cocks court Saturday attending the
trial of Mary Burtch a white denizen
of Crawfords lower world wh was
accused of stealing 200 from Thomas
ltyanadischarged soldier from Fort
Niobrara Jas A Thompson a negro
livings the reservation was charged
with receiving the money from the
Bnrtch woman The testimony
showed that Ryan came up to Craw
ford from Niobrara after having been
discharged and had a roll of 200 He
became -acquainted with Mary there
and the two were soon fast friends
Mary however was a little the faster
and after gaining Ryans confidence
she succeeded in gaining his xoll The
woman plead not guilty and wished
Peoples Restaurant was not all as to be bound over to the -district court
Her desire was granted and in default
of 500 bonds she is now an inmate of
the county jail Thompson who was
charged with receiving the stolon
money was bound over to the Fort
Robinson military authorities since
his offence took place on the reserva
tion thus bringing it under their jur
isdiction Chadrtm Signal
Roy Sawyer and Nora ttasslngale
unwillingly indulged in a cold plunge
bath one day last week while skating
on the Mill pond Fortunately they
escaped with nothing but a severe
I fright and a Uroreugb wetting
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WATCH
THE
PENNIES
The frugal person always
watches the pennies the dollars
are credited with the ability to
take care of themselves The
best way to watch the permit h
by patronizing
Davenport Thacher
DIBNT YOU KNOW
That the best plaee in town to buy freeb - J
fruits and vegetables is at Pettycrews -
DIDNT YOU KNOW
That the best place in town tolmy gro
ceries and confectionery is at Pettycrews v
DIDNT YOU KNOW
That the highest price for hntter and eggs
is always paid at Pettycrewa
If you didnt try him and you will
C
HERRY QpUNTY QkNK
Valentine Nebraska
Every facility extended customers consistent with coiaervattve banking
Exchange bought android Loans upon good security solicits si reasable
rates County depository
E SPARKS President CHARLES SPARK Cashier
Who we are
What we axe
Where we are
CITY DRUG STORE
J H QinGLEY PROP
DEALER m
DRUGS PAINTS AR8ISHES
TOILH SUNDRIES
MAIN 8TREET
VALENTINE - NEBRASKA
fiANK OF VALENTINE
C MCRHBL1j President M F MZVMVsmXVnihU V
Valentine Nebraska
A General Banking Business Trtmsadtod
Buys and Sells Domestic and Foreign Eaehang
tJorresponflentB v Cheraical National Bank New York First Natteml Bank Ooa
CITIZENS - MEAT - MARKET
WILL FURNISH -
Fish GamTeader Steaks
Jucy Roasts Dry Salt Meats
and tiie finest line of Smoked
Harms and Breakiast Bacon
ever sld in town
At Stutters Old Stand -on -Main Sfeest
ceo g sghwalm prop
THE PALACE SALOON-
HEADQTTABTERS
WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS
Valentine
O the Choicest Braaids
Nebraska
