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Monday
J A Brewer was seen on our streets
last Tuesday
W H Wilkison yisited at his home
in Cody this week
U OBryan was in Valentine from
his ranch Tuesday
E T Davison was down from flush
ville last Saturday
Mrs D L Heed of Cody was in
this city last Monday
J V Hathaway electrician came
up from Neligh last Sunday
O W Morev went to Gordon last
Friday aud returned Saturday
A W Grooms was up from Sparks
Monday and Tuesday of this week
W A Bonsor was in this city from
his reservation ranch last Tuesday
Quig ley Chapman are busily e
Sfaired invoicing their stock this week
Woodruff Ball was in this city from
hi 8 ranch the fore part of this week
on business
R A McDaniels made this oflice a
pleasant business call while in -the
city last Tuesday -
J N Smyser departed on his waj
to Montana last Sunday night to buy
horses and mules
Miss Sadie Dewey was up from
Woodlake last Saturday visiting with
friends in this city
Jacob Sones was down from his
ranch near Gallop last Saturday and
made this ollice a pleasant call re
newing his subscription to the Dem
ocrat
E L Raffenberjr came in from the
Boardman about fifty miles south of
here last Monday where he spent sev
eral weeks in the interest of Raften
berg Bros
Dr W Q G Tucker and family
of Rosebud agency is in the city at
the home of his parents His father
being 111 although improving is still
very weak
Obe Church our new barber greets
the patrons of this paper with a new
ad this week Obe is a good barber
and a good fellow and is deserving of
a liberal patronage
Louis P Klopplng of Woodlake
was in this cltv last Sunday Ue
and his brother are the owners of a
fine ranch near there that thev re
cently purchased of Jacob Euiinick
Miss L M Herricic visiting deacon
ess of the Omaha Hospital and Dea
Coness Home arrived here Saturday
night and spent several days here
doing work in the interest of the
Home
J W Grovesiwasup from Woodlake
last Monday and made this office a
pleasant call He informs us that
the hay was never better than this
year and that stock of all kinds is
doag well
Mrs Charlie Green of Keshrni
Wisconsin arrived here last Sundav
on a visit Her husband is employed
by the government as engineer in
Keshena She intends to spend sev
eral weeks here
James Gillasple of Kennedy came
up to Valentine last Sunday and is
spending the week here enjoying him
self In conversation with the editor
he informed us that he intended to go
to Bassett and celebrate the Fourth
The V S Land Office was moved
last Saturday from their old quarters
over T C Bornbys to the rooms that
have been recently fitted especially
for it over the Red Fronts dry goods
department Here the officials have
added improved office fixtures and
seem comfortable and contented
W F Morgareidge and wife have
been engaged to teach the Merriman
school for the coming year Merri
man can congratulate themselves on
getting two of Cherry countys best
teachers Mr Morgareidge having
done very successful work In the
schools of this count while Mrs Mor
gareidge was employed for a uutnber
of years in the Gordon school and re
cigned with a yery enviable reputa
tion as an instructor
Misses Muchmore Easora Cook and
Moses who have just completed a very
successful term of school under the
principalship of Prof Watson in the
Valentine school departed last Sun
day morning for Lincoln from where
they will go to their homes for a sum
mer vacation visit They will also
keep iu touch with up-to-date school
methods and be prepared to again
enter the school room this SaU
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saves darning Try the BLACK CAT hose
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WINTER BUSINESS IS OVER
Full Line of Spring and Summer
Goods now on hand
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Tsaac O Jones of Sparks was in
this city Tuesday
W H Ross of Rosebud was in this
city a few das this week
Daniel Fowler of near Britt was
in this city last Saturday
J C Rounds spent Sunday and Mon
day in this city on business
Matt Jelly of Sparks made this
oflice a business call while in town last
Monday
Alex Burr county -commissioner
departed last Sunday for his home in
the southern part of the county
J B Hull of the firm of Yearnshaw
Hull informs us that they will move
into their new quarters this week
Mrs Caveny of Fremont daughter-in-law
of Mrs J M Collins is in this
city visiting at the home oi the latter
A Wilson of Woodlake manager
for the Long Hanson Cattle Co
transacted business in this city last
Saturday
Earl Corastock cme down from
Chadron last Sunday morning and
spent several days in this city looking
after business matters
Miss E I Mills added to the value
and appearance of her property in
the east part of town by placing a
new board fence on the north
F Lowman who has been here the
past five or six months employed at
the Rosebud agency departed Tues
day for his home in Pennsylvania
Clyde Foster Is back again In his
old position as night operator in the
depot here haying taken the place of
Fred Vincent who is away on a vaca
tion visiting in Iowa
Henry Voss architect for the Krug
Brewing Co came up trom Omaha
the fore part of this week and accept
ed the Krug building that has just
been erected here from the contrac
tors
William Ennis foreman on the
Chadron Chadronian came dowja to
this city last Sunday He was accom
panied by his wife and they will visit
relatives and friends here during the
week
Harold Zelian and wife of the In
dian boarding school came down last
Saturday and visited among friends
here until Tuesdav when they depart
ed for Ohio on a visit to relatives and
old friends
G II Q Smith circulated a petition
list week to b presented to the
County commissioners asking that the
roan up tne ocniagie oe put in a
better condition The recent rain
having washed it out considerably
G W Reamer stopped off here last
Sunday and Monday on his wav home
from Omaha He has a fine ranch in
the west end of the county and was
in Omaha completing arrangements
for the sale of the same
Mrs G Carlson and daughters
Alma and Hazel and sons Lloyd and
Edgar departed lat Tuesday morning
for her old home iu Bradford Penn
sylvania expecting to remain until
August visiting relatives and friends
M J Jordan of Araoia came up to
this city last Saturday and Sunday
morning departed for Hot Springs
South Dakota on business He will
also visit Keystone and take in the
carnival at Dead woo J before return
ing
O W Halm and family came In
from their home on the north table
to hear the orations of the class of
1001 Friday evening It has since
been learned that Mr Hahn loct sev
eral head of cattle last Sunda morn
ing by the train running into a bunch
of his a few miles west of this city
Mrs D Stinard departed last Tues
day morning for her old home at Mt
Vernon New York She has not vis
ited the old place for seventeen years
and there is no doubt but that she
will enjoy her visit to scenes that
bring back memoiies of her child
hood She expects to remain six or
eight weeks and will take in the
Buffalo exposition before returning
Last Friday evening the class of
3901 gave their orations -in the M B
church There were eight members
of the class all of whom acquitted
themselves with credit to their in
structors and the town The class
was composed of Bertrand F Tellers
Edward C Davenport Edna M Ma
loney Mary E Cumbow Martha J
Maxwell John L Sawyer Emma M
Carlson and Glen V lice lig Tbe
special training of Mrs Watson was
marked in each oration and Valen
tine may well be proud of the class
I her school has given us this year
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Sugar Corn
Green Gare Plums - -California
Blackberries -Gooseberries
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5 round Sacks of Pearl Hominy - JOc
8 Bars Durmond C Soap - 5c
5 liars Zarie itar IVool Sory - 5C
20 rounds of Good Itics - - 100
Bargains in EVERYTHING the Next
EAT MARKET
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FRESH FRUIT AND GAME
IN THEIR SEASON-
PI First class line of Steaks Roasts
Dry Salt Meats Smoked
Breakfast Bacon
THE DONOHER
Is the Best Equipped most Comfortable Largest
and Best Two Dollars a Day
FIBST CLASS MODERN HOTEL
In Northwestern Nebraska
Bath Ilot and Cold Water Two Sample Rooms
VALENTINE - NEBRASKA
UILDINGS
If you are going to build you will save
money if you will call on or write me
INFORMATION FREE
Composition and Grawl roofs Slate roofs Composition roof
paint to repair Brick and Asphalt side walks Native and imported
ornamental and cut stone of all shapes and sizes Brick for sale
Wm Maier Contractor
VALENTINE
Take Notice
Wf hereby ivr natice to all persons who owe
3ltiiitent Mrjsni priyertv taxes in Jlierrr
County that ilio uiiLetors will lw started out
aiin about iz it tsf lM a id that ALL
jiropv v rixs wim vr coiLKcrjit
vh re the j crs ius ring the same has tiroriert
thill can he lvieluiioiee tec iSl z compiled
Statutes Nrbr lnft
The law i rovnle thifc thft rreisnrfr clvil
make report at the October meeting ot the r 4it ear 75 deTees
Hoard ot to t omrs that he has ined to collect
every tax on the books and that he has collect
ed every personal tax or else that the pereoiib
owin the tax has no property on wuuli levy
could he made
We will make this report according to law
October 1st this year
See Se HJH compiled hfatutes IS09
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Nebraska wjek endin
Jul 1901
Jleanmperature a decrees which is 2
iialov the vtrajts
Llean temperature for qorrojpondla week
II ghebt teniperjture S7 degrees oa the 23th
Lowest temperature a degrees ou the 13th
Highest aud lowest temperature for corres
ponding week last year 102 degrees and 57 de
grees respectively
Total rainfall 112 inches which is T37 inches
above ihe average
Maximum velocity of windse miL son the 28
Perceutje or sunshine so
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