Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, February 06, 1901, Image 1

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THE OWL SALOON
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The Greatest Good
For the greatest Number
Thats what we aim at in our storekeeping
The more goods we can sell the moie we can buy and
the better terms prices and discounts we can get Our
policy of a large business at small profits nets us as
much as the small business of the other fellow at large
wrofilfc and our customers get fhebenent Just as
fast as our trade grows and we are able to buy cheaper
we sell cheaper It pays to share with our customers
If you want to gain the benefit of all this its easy
enough
100 lb Grttnttloliuf uy r
20 lb of Prune
1 gallon can Peaehvs
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C H COBKELL President
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THE RED FRONT
CLOTHING
Is our principal line and ordinarily we are proud of
the fact that we have the largest assortment in Cherry
county but at present we are sorry to say that we have
TOO BIG A STOCK
Especially of Winter goods owing to mild weather and
in order to reduce it we are making discounts on heavy
goods amounting in some instances to 5Q per cent
DSTINARD
Hi V N1CHOJLSON Cashier
ANK OF VALENTINE
Valentine Nebraska
A General Ban King Inintws Transacted
Buy and SrIis EmNtia and Foreign Exchange
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Leave orders with Frank Fischer or call at Lud wigs old stand
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WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS
OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS
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JAMES B- HULL
Sole Agents for
HERALD PURE RYE WHISKEY
Ale and Porter And FRED KRUGS BEER
Choicest Wines and Cigars
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wc Can Satisfy You in Quality Price and Workmanship
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Rice writes insurance
Package coffee 10c at Pettycrews
St Valentines day next Thursday
20 lbs of prunes for 81 00 at Farn
hams 52
W J Morse was down from Kilgore
Mondav
H Cornell returned from Omaha
Monday night
J R Fee of Crookston spent yes
terday in our city
Ed Harris of near Simeon spent
3esterday in town
Several fresh milk cows for sale
Inquire at this office 51tf
Pettycrew has the biggest and best
line of mittens and gloves
A C Reimenschneider was in town
from Cody on business Monday
Almost your own price on overshoes
and German sox at Farnhams 52
C E McChesney Rosebud Indian
agent was in the city on Mondav
W T Schmidt clerk at Rosebud
was in town a day or two this week
Another new line of drawing and
writing tablets at W A Petty crews
s
Jack Barnes one of the proprietor
of the Merriman saloon spent Tues
day in town
For shoes that wear well and look
well and fit foot and pocket well
go to Farnhams 52
W A Allen W T Ogle and F
Ashburn weie visitors from Sparks in
town on Monday
Dont forget the W O W masquer
ade ball at Cornell hall on Geo Wash
ingtons birthday
P A Walker has been confined to
his home for the past ten days with a
severe attack of grip
Tea Indians from Rosebud were
taken to Dead wood Monday night to
appear in federal court
Fred Hoyt the well known Gordon
business man spent a day or two in
town the first of the week
Three good rooms to rent over The
Democrat office Suitable for small
family Inquire I M Rice
Peter Roueche came up from his
ranche at Brownlee and transacted
business in town vesterdav
W B Carter came down from Cody
on business Tuesdav morning
August Erickson who his ben in
the Black Hills since I ist su n ner r -turned
to Valentine Tuesday
Buy a Woodmanse wind mill guar
anteed for five years all repairs fur
nished free of charge For sale by
R Anderson 35 tf
Grant Dunn is moving the smal
house south of his residence and will
combine the two places maki ng one
large house of the two
L S Ellsworth and H Hoffman of
Mason Citv Iowa were in town this
week looking after school lands in
which they are interested
John Smy6er narrowly escaped hav
ing his leg broken Sundav bv hav
ing a horse fall on him hut lnckilv
he escaped with a few bruises
A B McAlevey was in town from
Kenned7 Saturday to meet his bro
ther who came out from Dinsdale
Iowa that night for a short visit
E C Cole the Cody merchant spent
a couple of days in the city this week
before the board of commissioners
working to have Cody incorporated
as a village
Val Nicholson was quite seriously
injured while engaged in a wolf chase
Sunday Hishorse stumbled with him
Val took a header and is now nursing
a black eye
Brown county has a female attorn
ey and in order to keep up with the
procession Oherrv county has a female
physician and pharmacist one having
located in Voodlake
H A McDaniels who has been in
Chicago for the last six weeks is
thinking of starting a rabbit ranch
at least his brother county clerk
Daniels says he is hare brained
C A Jobuson the Woodlake bank
er spent Tuesdav in town He had
but recently returned from Fairfax
S D and says he rather expects the
F E M V will build an extension
of the Verdigre line before it begins
the construction of the Denver
Valentine
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The groundhog saw his shadow all
day last Saturday
Clarence Martin intends starting a
laundry in Ains worth
W C Andrews has put up a neat
new sign to advertise his business
Revival meetings began at the
Methodist church Sunday evening
Gertrude Moon has been quite ill
but is now on the road to recovery
The postoffice at Newton is to be
moved six miles east of its present lo
cation and E C Farn ham has been
commissioned post master of same
Paxson Hornback began work at
the depot the first of the month tak
ing the place of Arthur Broad who
concluded he didnt like indoor work
Allie Handy who has been visiting
in Omaha Brock and other cities in
the eastern part or the state since
last Thanksgiving returned home
Monday night
D A Wishart of Atlantic Iowa
who has been working for S H Kim
mel on the reservation is in town un
der the care of Dr Dwver who is
treating him for a broken arm
Ed Iore went to Omaha Monday
to take a course of instruction in the
Omaha Watch Repairing Engraving
and Optical Institute Ed is a ver3r
bright and energetic young man and
is sure to become an expert in horo
logical matters eventually
Ii the landoffice at this place dur
ing the month of January just closed
103 homestead entries for over 16000
icres of land in Rock Brown Keya
Paha and Cherry counties were made
This is a larger number of entries
than has been made in any month for
over fourteen years and only proves
our oft repeated asertion that there
is no place like northwestern Nebras
ka Most of the entriesTare made for
the purpose of establishing newor In-
vnpeasingthe size of stock ranches and-
of the uumber all but about 40 were
for land in Cherrv county
The census of Nebrakas cities towns
and villages has been made public and
shows that Valentine had a popula
tion of 811 inIune Ainsworth whicn
had a population of 733 in 1890 has on
ly 605 this year and Gordon our ar
istocratic neighbor on the west must
ers but 502 Chadron lost 202 persons
during the decade just closed the
enuraer itors being unable to find
more than 1665 people within the city
hints and ONeill has but 1107 inhab
itants Toe smallest incorporated
vili me in the state is Madrid with a
population of 35 Rushville returned
the names of but 483 persons and
Hay Springs 345
The Cherry County Teachers As
sociation will he held at the High
School building in Valentine on Sat
urday afternoon Peoruary 23 when
the following- program will be render
ed
Music High school Quartette
Taper Suggestions for Teaching Geog
raphy Miss Com Thackrey
Review -Chapters 3 4 and 5 of McMurreys
Method of Kecitatiou lrof Watson
Music
Paper Should diaranuuinr be employ
ed asJiii km to i he leafhnu of Gram
mar Mrs Louie Cramer
Debate that irregular attend
ance worse th in no suliiwl at all
Afllrmative -Alary Eaooin Frank Tiorn
KetatlVti -Earl Pettycrew Mary Watson
Keport3 on atreadrnco Thoughts fr mi
tne State Teachers Association
All Teachers
Music
A Tribute of Respect
Mrs Sophronia Klingaman after a
few days illness passed awav last Sat
urday She was born February 2 1830
and in 1849 changed the name of
Kent to the one of Kliujraman
In 55 they moved to Tama countj
Iowa
In the fall of 1884 they came to Val
entine with the rush of immigration
aud then on to Dawes county two and
a half miles west of chadron in 1885
For the last five years they have
lived in Chadron
Many in Chadrou will tniss her
cheerv wavs She was one who never
grows old To her life was not a vale
of sorrow full of shadow
She believed in the religion of be
ing happy and of doing good She be
lieved in the duty of heing a good
wife and a loving mother
She believed in the old fashioned
women that our mothers were To
her children nd r uishand she wr
everything t iit wu true good and
beautiful
The sweetness and beauty of such a
life no one can measure Chadion
JPUmal
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THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
The Official Newspaper of Cherry County Nebraska
VOLUME XYI
VALENTINE NEBRASKA FEBRUARY 6 1901
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DAVENPORT THACHER
General Merchants
One buckle Perfection Overshoes for Felt Boots 100
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STILL IN NEED OF MONEY
And will continue selling
WINTER GOODS
OVERSHOES OUTING FLANNEL
and
UNDERWEAR AT COST
For the next 10 days No Tickets od these sales
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FRESH FRUIT AND CAMF
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First class line of Steaks Roasts
Drv Salt Meats Smoked
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All work well done if
THE DONOHER
Is the Best Equipped most Comfortable Largest
and Best Two Dollars a Day
FTT3ST OLASS MODERN HOTEL
In Northwestern Nebraska
Bath Hot and Cold Water Two Sample Rooms
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