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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1900)
i lltt K SO r A P - WW VWVWWWWWWV VATHEN 3ou como to M r 5 CROOKSTOlSr ZP hrr mJ Two miles east of Crookston in Clierrv countv NHhra5ki Cattle branded OC oh left hip on right lupandonriehtMde with 3 inch letter Wm Cavanaugh Jlgr Crookston Neb v F 0 Address L W Parkfir Iteige Neb Brand same as cut Also ZP Range on Niobrara south of Crookstcia llervey Ranch l W ocl I jigSLjiifct grospBraggvgyATxgBprgMCW HEADQUARTERS FOR tp it- Si wvworvvwvvvvvvyvvvvvvvvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv town to see X TUC riPPT TQ Dont fail to see our 1 Kb Nenzel Neb George Heyne Hooper Neb 7 I BjSHfciMMfc ti w mii ii liranrl registered No 10J7 Horses branded on left shoulder Kanue north and south of Cutcomb Lake in Cherry Co Mickel Boltz Brand registered NolC55 liunge IV- miles east of Neuzel Parker Son J MB i r T fy gjglg JKJ yriNMiJ IwAH Screenings 40c Chop Peed 100 Corn 85c Chop corn 90c Oats 105 n Isszys MILLINERY Latelfes LOW PRICES J JLJJ ATI i XVJJJJL1 i See our Shirt Waists Wrappers Neckwear Etc Remember the place T T TIT7iftTEnD Oooosite nPl r T rn jVk vw AAAAWWWtAWWtAAAAAAAAAAWlAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAftAA NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS Our stock of Spring Dress Goods is now complete and the ladies will take especial delight in examining our beautiful lines We have The Swellest Assortment ever brought to Crookston and it will be absolutely impossible for you to find prices any lower elsewhere Dont Forget us when you want Groceries bhoes Clothing or m fact anything lESPWe sell coal salt akd fence posts V MAX E VIERTEL NEBRASKA 8 WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS 9 Of the Choicest Brands GENERAL MERCHANDISE vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvryYvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvyvv aaavvww RANCH Everything fresh and clean and prices that are TRADE right Special attention given to pumps OUR tanks etc SPECIALTY d N STEADMAN COMPANY KENNEDY NEBRASKA Yj2tmE2amm m IftiftilA 2 1 THE PALACE SALOON g fefr fe VALENTINE NEBRASKA lW WW W W W W WWW W W W W9 fcAi Ttr Thr V nflr iftr LIVERY FEED 4 STABLE CHANGE Special Attention Given to Stockmen H GODFREY x MERRIMAN jayyyjyyjyjjyjyjii 355c nyt Jjytjjjyjjiiyt3 D L Ueed i I Cody2ebr j name us cue on right side of cat tle Horses same as cut on right shoulder O J KHLLAJ4 rostofnte addreet Brownlee Nebr On left side Range between Ooose Creek tad Loui MILL PRICES FOR FEED J Bran bulk 70c per cwt 1300 ton OKto HCli nor nmf 61 A fift f r 1 OllVJl IO UUia 1 vo 01 unu vUUW wwu t 700 1900 16 00 1700 20 00 Ballards Snow Liniment cures Rheu matism Neuralgia lleanache Sick Ileadache Sore Throat Cuts Sprains Bruises Old Sores Corns and all pain and inflammation The most penetrat ing lirjfcent in the world Price 25 cts anSft cts Quigley Chapman STRAYED 20 head of cattle branded D L REED Cody lift KS k0 lligli Grade Bulls I have at my ranch 20 miles south of Valentine in Dewey Lake precinct 19 high grade Ilereford bulls two and three years old and three head of full blood Galloways which I will sell cheap These bulls are all first class and were raised on my ranch W G BALLARD Taken Up About January 1st at my place four miles north of Sparks one red and white spotted cow about 7 years old branded GN on left side and W on riffht hip HENRY BROWN VL T HKtEMFaa LEGAL NOTICES Munich Re Insurance Co of Munich Germany United States of America 1 State of Nebraska t Bureau of Insurance J Lincoln February 1 ipoo It Is hereby certified that the Munich Company of Munich Germany has complied with the Insurance Law of this State and is therefore authorized to transact the busi ness of fire linsurance in this stato for the cur rent year of nineteen hundred Witness my hand and official seal the day and year first above written JOHN F CORNELL Seal Insuraore Commissioner 10 VM B PIERCE Deputy Home Fire Insurance Co of Omaha Nebraska Uuited States of America 1 State of Nebraska V Bureau of Insurance Lincoln February 1 1000 It is hereby certified that the Home Fire In surance Company of Omaha In the State of Nebraska has complied with the Insurance Law of this State and Is therefore authorized to transact the business of Are insurance in this State for the current year of niueten hundred Witness my hand and official seal the day and year first above written JOHN F CORNELL Insurance Commissioner 1G Seal WMB PRICE Deputy Application for Appointment of Ad ministrator In the County Court of Cherry County Neb- r3ski In the matter of the Estate of A H Ferguson deceased Daniel S Ludwig filed In my office a petition praying for the appointment of David Stinard as administrator of the estate of A H Ferguson deceased All persons interested in said estate will take notice that I have fixed Saturday May 2Cth 1900 at 10 oclock am as the time and my office in Valentine Cherry County Neb raska as the place for hearing said petition at which time and place allpeisons Interested in said estate may appear and show cause if any there be why such administrator shall not be appointed I Witness my hand an4 the seal of said Seal Countv Court this 9th dav of May 1900 W R TOWNE 16 County Juflge Dissolution of Partnership Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between I M Jones and U Dunn of Valentine Nebr under the firm name of Jones Dunn was on the 10th dav of April 1900 dissolved by mutual consent XL G Dunn retaining the business collecting all ac counts and paying all debts of said firm I M JONES 13 lt U- GDUNN NOTICE The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold ers of the Valentine Building and Loan Association To the stock holders of the Valentine Building Loan Association of Valentine Nebraska You and eacli of you are hereby notified that the annual meeting of said association will be held at the Secretarys office on May 15th 1900 at 730 p 111 A full attendance is requested Kespectfully 5 2t W E HALEY Secretary Monthly Meteorological Summary U S Department of Agriculture I Weather Bureau f Valentine Nebr April 1900 TEMPERATURE 3 2 Char Date j 2rtc acterof Max Min j Mean 5 day 53 27 43 T PtCIdy 2 71 32 52 0 Clear 3 58 34 4G 0 Cloudy 4 59 33 40 0 Cloudv 5 fil 34 49 0 Cloudy t 70 38 I 54 T Cloudy 7 70 41 j 50 T PtCldy 8 G7 45 I 50 T Cloudy 9 45 31 40 44 Cloudy 10 4C 30 38 41 Cloudy 11 40 25 32 0 Cloudy 12 51 32 42 0 PlCldy 13 59 23 41 0 Clear 14 57 43 50 04 Cloudy 15 50 43 40 35 Cloudy 10 44 40 42 135 Cloud V 17 51 32 42 0 Ckudy v 18 07 20 40 o Clear 19 77 32 54 0 Clear 20 70 42 59 0 Clear 2 75 49 02 0 PtCIdy 22 73 49 01 0 FtCldy 23 57 51 54 50 Cloudy 24 01 49 55 SO Cloudy 25 03 48 50 07 Cloudy 20 75 48 02 0 ptCldy 27 73 49 01 04 Cloudv 28 53 52 55 b0 cloudy 29 5ti 43 50 04 Cloudy 30 OS 34 51 0 Cloudy ti VI Mean G13 38 G 500 SUMMARY Mean atmospheric pressure 299G Highest pressure 3046 ou the nth Lowest pressure 2958 on the 7th Mean temperature 50 Highest temperature 77 on the 19th Lowest temperature 23 on the 13th Greatest dally range of temperature 45 on the 19th Least daily range of temperature 4 on the lih Mean temperatureor this month InlSS9 52 189050 189148 1892 42 1893 42 1894 49 1895 53 1890 47 1897 45 1898 40 189940 1900 50 Mean temperature for this mouth for 12 years 4S Average excess of daily mean temp during month 2 Accumulated excess of daily meau temp since Jan 1 370 Average daily excess since Jan 131 Prevailing direction or wind south Total movemeut of wind 9109 miles Maximum velocity of wind direction and date Total precipitation 470 inches Number of days with 01 inch or more of precipitation 11 Total precipitation in inches for this month in 1889 3S7 1890 133 1891 312 lt92 703 1893 27G 1894 2C0 1895 32G 1S9G 288 1S97 2 23 1898109 1899074 1900470 Average precipitotion for this month for 12 years 292 inches Total excels i7i precipita tion during month 178 inches Total precipita tion from September 1 1899 to date 709 Inches Averaue precipitation from eptenber l to date 8 83 inches Total deficiency from Septem ber 1 1899 to datel74 inches Average precip itation for 10 wet seasons 148G inches Number of clear days 5 partly cloudy days 7 cloudy days 18 T indicates trace of precipitation FRANK 11 BEAHAN Observer Weather Bureau Jl IVotnatVs Aicful 1ertl There is only one chance to save your life and that is through an oper ation1 were the startling words heard by Mrs LB Hunt ot Lime Ridge Wis from her doctor after he had vainly tried to cure her of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice Gall stones li A formed and she con stantly grew worse Then she began to use Electric Bitters which wholly cured her Its a wonderful stomach liver and kidney remedy Cures dys pepsia loss of appetite Try it Only 50 cts Guaranteed For sale at 2 THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT I M RICE See that 300 cowboy Farnhams I EDITOR Local Weather Record U 8 Department of Agriculture I Weather Bureau f Valentine Nebr week ending Wednesday May 9 1900 Highest temp for week R4 dec on the 5th Lowest temp for week 32 deg on the 3d Mean temp lor week G04 deg Av temp for the week tor 10 years 52G deg Excess of temp for the week 78 Accumulated excess of temp since Jan 11909 G12 deg Total precipitation for week 045 inches Av precipn for week for 10 years 0G3 iirches Deficiency of precipitation for week0l8 inches Total precipn from Jan 1 1900 to date 592 inches Av prccpn for 10 years from Jan 1 to date 0 48 inches Deficiency of precipn from Jan 1 1900 to date osn inches Highest velocity of wind for weck2S miles per hour from the n on the 7th FKANK K BEAl AN Observer Weather Bureau ADDITIONAL LOCAL B F Carter is in town Garden seeds in bulk at Farnhams James Lawless was up from Sparks this week Judge Hamer from Kearney is in town 175 Test Headlight crews Oil at Petty 15 Our lawyers are having all the work they can do Lock your doors on show day and keep your eyes open Ice Cream and Sott Drinks at Mrs Cavanys 15 Henry Letgett has bought Jake Howers place five miles southeast or Sparks The county treasurer issued four distress warrants since last issue of this paper Board by the daT or week at Mrs Caven3fs lG tf Mrs Crawford and Miss Bixb3r were pleasant callers at the Democrat office yesterday Herman Weisflog a prosperous farmer and stockman from near Riege had business in town yester day Mrs Geo Elliott daughterand little boy came home last night after a three months visit with relatives in Chicago Fruits and confectionery at Mrs Cavanys 15 Our business men are doing a good business The farmers are more hope ful and the trees are not all gone as ii has been reported that they are leaving i A sreat many stockmen make their headquarters here as they have a bet ter chance to see the people for miles and miles around east west north and south Meals 25 cts at Mrs Cavanys sec ond door north of Postofflce 15 v David Cottier of Allen S D came down to town Tuesday to transact business with our people and came in to pay up for his brand and paper Come again Mr Cottier boot at 15 Chas A Green former engineer- at Ft Niobrara now of Kesheno Wis working in the Indian service as en gineer writes to friends that he wants to come back to Cherry county and is willing to work at anything Young cattle taken same as cash 1 at Farnhams 15 W L Klingaman of Woodlake fore man for J B Leader accompanied by his son was in town on business Tuesday Mr Klingaman paid a years subscription to the Democrat in advance and spoke words of en couragement to the editor Eight different styles shoes at Farnhams of ladies 15 The nature of the school entertain ment elsewhere mentioned in these columns will be Part 1 Mother Natures Festival Part 2 Nymphs of the Elements The children will be costumed and the play made as at tractive as possible Admission 10 and 15 cents J Last week R Anderson our hard- ware merchant received a letter from hie home in Denmark him that his informing Mr Andersons five brothers and one sister were present at the hour of death he being the only one absent Mr Anderson left his home near Odense Fyen Denmark on the 15th of Februarj 1888 after having served two years in the Second Cav alry Regiment stationed at the city of Odense and has neyer visited the home of his youth since Some more new shoes at Farn hams 15 A Keen dear lira in Your best feelings your social po sition or business success depend largely on the perfect action of your stomach and liver Dr Kings New Life Pills give increased strength a keen clear brain high ambition A 25 cent box will make you feel like a new being Sold at Elliotts 2 The Graduating Exercises graduating exercises of the Twelfth grade of the Valentine High School will be held in the M E cluirch on Friday evening May 18th Since the full ten members of this class have graduated and delivered orations on previous years we have concluded to have a lecture this year and have secured the very best man we could hear of through recommend ations -to deliver the lecture Frank M Chaffee of Boston We know the church will not nearly hold the crowd on that evening and as this lecture will be of such a nature that very few children below the 6th grade will be interested parents will be doing a kindness both to the children and to the public in general if as far as pos sible small children be left at home on that evening Remember this is only r suggestion Knowing how tired and restless children become trying to listen toa lecture which is beyond them There will be no admission charged and every one who comes will be admitted as long as there is room in the church R H Watson Meeting at Sparks Mr Cutlerrepresenting the Cream ery Company accompanied by C H Cornell went to Sparks Monday in the interest of a skimming station at that point There was not a large at tendance of farmers but all listened with interest to Mr Cutlers remarks and interest was awakened in the new undertaking An organization was started with Geo Bristol chair man Mr Swain secretary and Messrs A K Keskie Jas Hudson John Grimes J W Shelbourn and Bruce committee to investigate results elsewhere Future meetings will be called when it will be deter mined whether or no Sparks will have a skimming station A delegation was present from Nor- den and it is probable that Norden will organize within a short time i Sjtrttitietl Anhie Oiiiclily Cured At one time I suffered from a severe f vere sprain of the ankle says George E Gary editor of the Guide Washing ton Vn After using several well recommended medicines without suc cess I tried Chamberlains Pain Balm and am pleased to say that relief came as soon as I began its use and a com plete cure speedily followed This remedy has also been used in my fam ily for frost bitten feet with the best results I cheerfully recommend its use to all who may need a first class liniment Sold by Quigley Chap- man druggists 2 DROWNED Carl Irwin only son of Jas Irwin and wife was drowned after going home from school Monday evening while swimming in the pond just east of the Fort It is believed that he was seized with cramps as the water was quite cold The pond was drag ged and one of the soldiers dived to the bottom for him after about four feet of the water was run off by open ing up the flood gate at about 11 oclock Monday night See account elsewhere for further particulars Worse Than War Hundreds are killed in war but hun dreds of thousands are killed by con sumption There would be no deaths at all caused by this terrible disease if people could be made to understand that Shil ohs Cough and Consumption Cure is a sure remedy if taken in the early stages 23c 00c and 100 a bot tle Druggists will refund the money if cure is not affected s Some items were received from Gal lop this week but as no name was signed to them the editor will have to hold them over and wait for a name This must be done to show good faith though the editor will withhold your real name from the public if you wish it vet it is necessary for the editor to know from whence the items come The third quarterly meeting of Crookston charge will be ths12th and 13th of this month Quarterly con ference Saturday in Crookston com mencing at 2 oclock Sunday morn ing services in Harmony at 1030 Sun day evening services in Crookston at 730 All are inyited to attend these services JAMES A JOHNSON Pastor father had died on the Thp mectinfr n the rnllntv flir 11th of April attne of 71 age years fficej Tuesday eveninjr to make rangements to celebrate the 4th dav of July resulten in the selection of W E Haley as chairman and W S Barker as secretary W E Haley E D Clark Hairy Tucker DiE Sherman and W S Barker were selected as committee on arrangements and meeting adjourned subject to call of the chairman STRAYED 17 head of cows branded IlS on left side or hip A suitable HhJ reward wilf be paid f or recover C H CORNELL Valentine Nebr The ease in the County Court oj Frank llothleutner Judges vs John Kodosky was dismissed yesterday Fleas Flies and Bedbugs iimjr to get work are in their You had better get in your work with INSECT POWDEIt STICKY FLY PAPEli POISOK FLY PAPER CORROSIVE SUBLI MATE These four articles we have for sale QUIGLEY CHAPMAN DRUGGISTS Valentine Ncbiaska Uw IN MEMORIAM Death is always sad even when It relieves its victims from sorrow and suffering And when a bright happy young lire just blossoming into noble manhood us cut down by the wayside it is doubly so While there is no doubt that a voung life so full of kindness and nobility as was Carl Irwins is fully prepared to continue its growth and development in ibat belter world yet we never fuel prepared to lose the in fluence of snch a life among us In Carls death Mr and Mrs Trwln lose their only child in whom they have centered their ev ery hope Life seems to them scarcely worth the living now But tis pleasant to know that the conduct if his life has been such as to leave no dark spots i o war its memory The very fact that a young man of Carls ago should deem It his diuy to ask permission of his to go bathing is in itself a beautiful thought as an index of charactea His funeral was a touching scene Every body at the fort seemed to vie with each other as to who should show the most kindness and sympathy toward the bereaved parents Through the kindness of the officers at the post In sending three large wagons and with such conveyances as could be hired In town the en tire high school of fifty five students and a number of larger pupils from the other rooms were taken to the fort to attend the funeral The remaining twelve members of the elev enth grade gathered flowers from their friends In town and made a beautiful wheel of thirteen spokes the thirteenth one being broken This they took to the grave and after waiting until the grave was completely filled and rounded off they deposited their mark of affection and de parted In sorrow The clas had not previously selected their class colors but when they hearu of the sad accident they met and immediately selected blue and white the emblems of truth and putity which were such marked traits of Carls character Thirteen ribbon bows were nade twelve were -worn by the remaining mem bers of the class and the thirteenth was put up on the breast of Carls remains To describe the scenes of sorrow at the home at the chapel or at the grave would be beyend my power In fact to attempt to do so would be irreverent Mr and Mrs Irwin certainly have a host of sympathisers in the sad ordeal through which they are passing Personally I can only reiterate what I have expressed to dozens of persons In Valentine be fore Carl was one of our truest and purest I must not attempt to express the grief we feel in losing him ROBERT H WATSON Card of Thanks To all loving friends who so kindly assisted by their presence and offer ings at the obsequies of their depart ed son Carl and to the officers and garrison at Fort Niobrara Mr and Mrs Irwin desire to extend their sin cere thanks also to the ladies and gentlemen composing the choir For Professor and Mrs Watson his teachers and classmates their hearts are full to overflowing with grati tude for their lasting devotion to Carl both in life and in death and for their beautifully touching iloral offering and expressions of sympa thy and by whose loving hands their sons last resting place was so tender ly arranged thus lessening the weight of sorrow put upon them by an all wise Providence JAS IRWIN AND WIFE Nothing has ever been produced to equal or compare with Tablers Buck eye Pile Ointment as a curative and healing application for piles fissures blind and bleedingexternal or internal and itching and bleeding of the rectum The relief is immediate and cure infal lible Price 50c in bottle tubes 75c Quigley Chapman druggists Shilolis Cough and pnsiimption uiEe This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medi cine ever known to science a few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Coueh Croup and Bronchitis -while its won defful success in the cure of Consumption is without a par allel in the history of medicine Since its first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee a test -which no other medicine can stand If you have a Cough we earnestly ask you to try it In United States and Canada 25c 50c and 100 and in England Is Jid s 3d and 4s 6d SOLE PROPRIETORS SCWellsCW leroytny PRONTO CAN Subscribe for The Demockat 100 Qlligley QhapTOftJl 32issg
