Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, February 14, 1901, Image 1
M J I V I N it v u M H Si 1 I I K i B T r t A - V T THE VALENTINE VOLUME XYI January Was A Winnner Help Us Make Februrary tneSame - What inducements have we to offer for your help Why the best ever of course This store never does anything half ways You know that if youve lived in this cornrnunit long whether you are a customer of ours or not Well when we started out to make 1901 our banner year we commenced the greatest campaign of progressive retailing ever seen hereabouts The re sult was a business record for January usually the dullest month in tho year Naturally we dont want to fall down in Februrary and we shall keep right on making this the most profitable place to buy every thing in merchancise Cash pricesfor next week 11 10 76 Grit mi Ited Sirgnr 25 lb of Prunes 8 bars Soap All Package Coffee HE OWL SALOON TSgkjgSs Si 00 lOO 25 12 2 THE RED FRONT CLOTHING Is our principal line and ordinarily we are proud of the fact that wre 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 50 per cent DSTIIMA C H CORXEULli President B ss We Handle All Kir ds RD 31 V NICHOLSON Cashier ANK OF VALENTINE Valentine Nebraska A General Itaiikiug Runihc1 Transacted ItuyM and MII Donuvstio and Foreign Exchange chemical National Bank Npto York orriNpndnt First National Hank Omaha Neb r 1 y Wu Bi H B K B HL B R B 9 b jH H g Leave orders with Frank Fischer or call at Ludwigs old stand T VrarSYirErlbrJlst v o JJJJJJJJStfXSIX 67 o iiCAV v Tj v i CIC ai 3 c6 S3 2i3k M OOW HEADQUARTERS FOR WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS Valentine OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS Nebraska T A- YEARNSHAW JAMES B- HULL v v Sole Agents for HERALD PURE RYE WHISKEY Ale and Porter And FRED KRUGS BEER i n Choicest Wines and Cigars I VALENTINE X NEBRASKA h w t m YOUR PRINTING OFPTCEi fi Wc CJ SsUsfy Yi io Quality Price ao4 VwtaanTrfiijr TALK OF THE TOWN j Rice writes insurance Package coffee 10c at Pettycrews Mrs Stinard has bqen very ill this week 20 lbs of prunes for 100 at Farn hams - 52 F H Baumgartl of Crookstonwas down last week Miss Mabel Ashburn is visiting in town this week Several fresh milk cows for Inquire at this office sale oltf Notice the chang in Quigleg Chapmans ad this week Almost vour own price on overshoes and German sox at Farnhams 52 Another new line of drawing and writing tablets at W A Pettycrews Alex Charbonneau was in - town Tuesday and Wednesday from the reservation For shoes that wear well and look well and fit foot and pocket well go to Farnham s 52 Miss Cora Thackrey is hel ping her brother in the in the Treasury office since closing her school nearKilgore Buy a Woodmanse wind mill guar anteed for five years all repairs fur nished free of charge For sale by R Anderson 35 tf Some boys while snow balling broke the glass in the door of Davenport Thachers store Boys should be careful which way they throw Several of our farmers are getting enterprising enough to put in corn shellers and horse power feed grind ers Among them is M P Brosious Max E Viertel the Crookston mer chant was in town last Thursday eve ning on business and took in the Wha len show of moving pictures which by the way was an excellent enterain ment r MrstSrouse has beeniquite sick tbfj paB two weeks and sent for her son Daniel Krouse to come and take care of her for a while She is mu ch better and we hope to report her complete recovery Fred Vincent was transfered to Valentine last Saturday night by the officials of the F E M V and is now night operator and agentJlit the place Fred is attentive to business and surely will be successful Stockholders and pitron3 of th e Valentine Dairy Association are here by called to meet in Valentine Ne braska Saturday Feb 22 1901 at 10 oclodk A M for the purpose of dis cussing matters of importance to the association S H Perkins Pres Jesse Brosious a son of M P Bro sious on the table had then misfor tune to have his horse fall on his leg while chasing some horses npon the Reservation for Mr Chavanaugn He came home to docter up for a while and and now goes arround with a crutch and a cane If you buy goods advertised in the VALeNTiNE Democrat we will guar antee that thevar all right as the merchant is up to date who adver tises and wont have any goods left over to get stale It you want fresh goods watch the advertisements and then3oull know where to go J O Vincent was in town Tuesday on business and shaking hands with old friends Mr Vincent is getting along nicely out on his ranch and has built an addition to his barn lately that doubles the capacity for stock and at comparitive small expense be ing joined on to the main buildine and also strengthens it Some boys thoughtlessly throw pap er wads or candy in church and annoy people who go for the purpose of worship Bovs will be boys but they must be good bojs in church If they do not behaye they should be compelled to keep orderly in church or any public meeting Bovs should in mind and take a mild rebuke as a courtesv It might have been worse Frank A Thackrey and- family came up Monday night from Ana darko I T Indian school to go out to his homestead South of town They will remain here during their vacation when they will return to Anadarko where- Mr Thackrey is principal of the school Mr Thack rej informs us that they had con siderable trouble with small pox in the school but finally succeeded in stamping it out a i Wm Ballard was in town Monday on business Our winter so far has been in chunks coming Wm Allen from Ft Nibbarra wa in town Monday A fellow who has a red headed girl surely has bright prospects E J Davenport is again able to be on duty after an attack of the Grip We feel sorrvforthe husbands of the women who writes receipts for the paper A light snow fell last thursday and gave our town and surrounding count ry the appearance of winter a few da3rs Sunday night the M E Church was crowded and Rev Hutchinson preach a short sermon Rev Cumbow con ducting the meeting Company K oflOth infrantry will depart for the Philipine Islands the last of this month Company H will be sent to relieve this company Protracted meetings are still in progress rt the M E Church with a good attendance regardless of the cold evenings and snow covered ground We are accasionally asked if we will publish articles written by We are willing to do so in most cases if the writer will sign his name to the article Men have opinions of there own about the ideal woman but when it comes to marryinga plain everj day girl who has a practical kaowledge of good housekeeping is the one that counts most E J McLaughlin from up on the Niobrara was in town Monday on business Mr McLaughlin is handling several hundred head of cattle fhis winter and says he hasent fed any hay until last week The State Brand Commission meets at Lincoln Feb 20 to transact busi ness that might come before them Anv one wanting a brand recoded will do well bv sending application immediately to the Sec of State A E Thacher has been suffering severely from an attack of Grip and general debility that makes a person think he has a dozen different ail mts combined We are glad to re port him at his desk again and in a fair way recovering Judge J J Harington and John G Maher court repoi ter was up last Saturday to hold a special session of District Court John Marroll plead guilty to forgery and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary A divorce was granted to Mrs Matilda Dwyer C H Thompson was dis charged Quigley Chapman have placed in thier drug store two eight feet glass show cases reaching from the floor taking the place of the counter form erly used as well They are a very fine improvement over the common show case set on a solid wood counter A great variety of articles can be shown in these show cases from the floor up and will bean ornament as well as verj useful in making a dis pla3T of goods sthat would be damaged by the dust if left exposed - April 10 1901 Editor of the Democrat Your com ments on the Kansas Saloon smashers case it seems to me is misleadirg How can Mrs Nation be a law break er when the law of the state declares a place used for the sale of intoxicat ants to be a public nuisance and shall be abated If the officials elect ed to enforce the law of the state neglects or refuses to enforce it what is to be done Shall Anaichism reign grow expand until the saloon with all its dire results has again fastened its blighting clutch en the whole state -Mrs Nation it seems has taken the only course left The govenor sivs he is powerless The law is behind- somebody in enforc ing the law The unwritten law of public sentiment is behind Mrs Nation and she is surelv filling a long felt want in Kansas she is not crazy but means business and has started a movement that will rid Kansas of a set of law breakers thatwill realize that prohibition prohibits when there is a heroine behind the law may such spirits be multiplied and I belive ifiey will T J Ashburn - - fZ - -- - R t we ti s fet DEMOCRAT The Official- Newspaper of Cherry County Nebraska VALENTINE NEBRASKA FEBRUARY 14 1901 NUMBER 4 1 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 M t ov 0 1 yo- WGGJJS 1 90 1 uAiyn SnoUCb iwc fibe fiuwa GOO vu G DAVENPORT THACHER Geaer al Merchants One bnekle Perfection Overshoes for Felt Boots 100 And will continue selling WINTER GOODS OVERSHOES OUTING- FLANNEL and UNDERWEAR AT COST For the next lOajs lo Tickets on these sales CROOKSTON NEBR MAX E VIERTEL CITIZENS o 0 J to- I 0 o 0 2 5 J Qy ut wau cmo see 2 0 fc TILL IN NEED OF MONEY EAT - MARKET J W STETTER PROP FRESH FRUIT AND GAMF IN THEIR SEASON First class line of Steaks Tvoasts Dry Salt Meats Smoked Breakfast Bacon- 49 49 49 49 PAINTING 2 2 2 PAPER HANGINGg CALCIMININGJt R S DENNIS h Valentine Nebraska x All work well- done fr 49 h - i t THE DONOHEK Is the Best Equipped most Comfortable Largest- and Best Two Dollars a Da - FIE SaVQ L A S S MODERN SOf L - J 1y s - - - In Northwestern Nebraska - Bath Ilot and Cold Water Two Sample BpomsJ VALEHTIIE - KEBRASK1 THf YEAR F R E E By special arrangement we can fuTnish S S Jt HS H fl 9 m m 1 i 1 1 n i i i i I H li ifiLil Free for one year to every one of our subscribers All youhave to do is to renew for this paper for next year and tell us lha t ycu vtrA h Prairie Farmer and we will order it sent to you one -Year freelVj Mvill also send iLeTiairie Farmer one year free Co every new siibscrib6 wljo pays us one year in advance Dfanfc pufe th s oS - - - ri