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THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF CHEBKY COUNTY , NEBRASKA
VOLUME XVI VALENTINE , NEBRASKA. OCTOBER 10,1901. NUMBER 38
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See OnrCut Price Shoe Counter.
Clothing , Boots and Shoesi Gents Furnish
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. Tailoring in All Branches.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
WINES , LIQUORS AND CIGARS
OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS
Valentine - - Nebraska
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T. A. YEARNSHAW
JAMES BHULL
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HERALD PLfRE RYE WHISKEY
Ale and Porter , And FRED KRUG'S BEER
* Choicest Wine and Cigars ,
VALENTINE X NEBRASKA
GET AT THIS
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We Can Satisfy You iu Oualitv Price and Workioanship
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TALK OF THE TOWN
The M. W. A. of Crookston will give
a dance in their Hall tomorrowj Fri
day evening.
Floyd Pettycrcw attends school and
works at the Democrat office evenings
arid Saturdays.
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Iowa were here last weekfi
a Ranch location. ,
N. C.'Riggs was a pleasen'tcaller
yesterday at this offce while in town
on business. Mr. Riggssold hia.ranch
near Wood Lake to a Mr. Haymak'er
a few weeks ago.
Last Friday night there was a grand
opening of W. Honey's Hall at , Wood
lake. There was a large crowd there
we learn and those we saw say .they :
had a good time. f
Thomas Gates of Lime Sprfcgs ,
Iowawas in town Saturday Jafter
making a trip up to the West eft % of
the county where he is having cattle
kept by J.A.Ganow. 3&
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Mr. and Mrs. Beveridtre will be ere
next Sunday , and conduct a singing
and speaking service both morning
and evening in the Methodist Chirrch.
All are cordually invited to attend.
Services at St. John's Episcopal
church Sunday , October 13. Holy
communion at 7:30 : a. m. Sundav
school at 10 a. m. Morning prayer
and sermon at2 a. m. Evening
er and sermon at fl:30 : p. m. .
Barney.Denayer , who had hit' leg
broken last winter waIn town S.u-
urday walking with .a cane now. He
is getting along nicely for an old man
and he thinks he will soon be able to
disposeof his. canej as he did with
his crutches one at a time.
John Foster has been ailing for the
past three weeks. He brought a load
of corn up to the mill and taking
down remained in town several da yd
but returned home only to find that
he muat again place himself under
the doctor's care and has been in town
stopping with his brother during the
past week.
Airs. .1. C. Northrop anl Mos. M. U.
Ilnrden returned this week from Oma
ha where they have I.een attending ih-
state W. C. T. U. convention as dele
gates from the county and local unions.
J. F. Young the camluljite. for coun
ty tmi.stirer came down Tuesday ami
met , numerous friends and made many
new friends. Mr. Young should iW |
ceive the support of all men who want
a man who will serve them bust ; in i
collect , the taxes with the least POSH ! * .
cost to them. lie gets our voie.
The ball given FrMay evening- - .
4 at W. Honey's new town lull
was a complete success , more than 41)0 )
being in attendance from Ainsworth ,
Longpine and Valentine and through
out the county of Cherry Those who
did not care to trip the light fantasi it-
toe enjoyed themselves at the Jjnew
Union church now in course of com
pletion , where an excellent supper was
spread b } * the lauies of the church.
The proceeds ol the supper amounted
to § 240 needed for ; he completion of
the church. The many attendants at
the hall pronounced it one or the finest
buildings in Cherry county and a great
convenience for entertainments and so
cial < mlherin"s in Woodlake. as it fills
a long felt want. Excellent music was /
furnished for the evening by the Ara
bia Cornet baud and Messrs S'.mul Bros.
of Woodlake.
A Dix J'Ot I 'or Tin ; Honey.
A newspaper every Thursday and
every Friday of each week from now
until January 1 , 1003 , together with
the Western Poultry News a whole
year , and all for a dollar , is what is
offered by The SemiWeekly State
Journal , published at Lincoln. lts
the biggest bunch of good reading
matter ever offered by this great state
paper , and the prediction is made that
it will result in introducing The
State Journal to thousands of new
homes. The Journal is a newspaper
giving its readers all the telegraphic
news of the world , interesting special
correspondence from Washington abr
out Nebraska's senators and congress
men , and all the items of interest from
the state capital , making it particuh
arly a paper for Nebrask" . If you
can find a dollar about the house , this
is the place to spend it. Its markets
twice a week are worth what it asked
for all of it. You get the news fresh
from the wires when you t'et.The Semi-
Weekly Journal. 38It
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Educational Department.
BYLETASTETTER ,
Cloyd Quigley of the 10th grade was
absent all of last week.
There have been several new en
rollments during the past week. '
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Anyone wanting something "good"
to read ask for ' , Moods , , by Miss Al-
cott.
The H. S. is in receipt of a copT of
" 'Scarlet and Cream" a little paper
issued from the university.
The seniors can.alvvaya draw an ap
preciative auilience when they play
4'Drop the Hand kei chief" .
fAfesdamea
: Afesdamea Meltendorf and A damson
were pleasant callers in Miss Robin
son's room Monday afternoon ,
The H S. have subscribed for the
'Atlantic Monthly" , "Revel vv of Re
views" and "The Bookman" :
Thro the kindness of Miss Cum bow
the H. S. now marches out at inter
missions to "the strains of martial
mnsic. " .
had charge of Miss
room last Monday morn
ing , the latter being a visitor in Miss
W uses' room.
The H. S. is indebted to Mrs Daven
port 1 for the 12 numbers oficClures
Magazine" for 15)00. ) Thev are ac
cessible to all H. S. students
Ask for "A Kentucky Cardinal" by
James Lane Allen , when you go to
the library some Friday morning un
decided as to just what you want.
'The llth grade are now persuing
'Macbeth" thro the intricacies of
the third act and the 10th grade arc
following the footseps of "ii > vange-
line'turo ( many disconsolate wander-
What has become of Cloyd Quigley'a '
desk ? And that reminds us , what
has oecome of Mr. Quigley himself ?
It begins to assume the aspect of a
mutual abdication , and at the pres
ent writing Cloyd's books are stack ,
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ed disconsolately on the front seat. ,
awaiting a turn of events.
lUiss Mrore of Red Oaklow ? , who
is to teach , in the McNair district ,
spent last Friday inspecting the work
in tie 9th. rade , of the Valentine
high school. She
hopes to prepare a
class to enter the 10th irradein Val
entine next September. We are told i
that one citizen of the district pavs '
ten dollars per month in addition to
his 1 school tax , that the district may
be 1 able to hire a teacher who can
teach 1 successfully theJth crade work
Miss Moore was accompanied bv Miss
Brown5 county supt. of schools.
Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Rowley went to Valen
tine last Monday on business.
Uncle Alex Ay era went to Val'en-
tine lasOlonday. ' ' '
Mrs. Hodge of SJieltbn , Nebraska is
visiting with Mrs. Faddis.
The dance at Kennedy was a grand
success last Monday night. V
Geo. Rogers is again carrying ' 'the
mail from Simeon to Chesterfield. .
Albert and Ed Ga.now of Sparks are
/tending the roundup on Snake river.
John Bachelor passed through Ken
nedy on his way to Valentine Monday.
Mrs Faddis of Valentine -visiting
with her mother at Kennedy this
week. .
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Mr Brown from Goose creek took' in
the sights at Kennedy one dny last
.veek.
Billy Ware passed through Kenne
dy on his way "to tend the roundup
last Sunday.
The Spain and Marks contest is tak
ing nearly every bod v to Valentine this
week from around Kennedy.
Kev. Whitehonse .and wife wereal
Kennedy last Sunday and held two sey-
vlees in the sod. school house , which
weVe well attended despite ; the rain. *
BKOKEN'AKM
A jolly hunting party started out
Monday morning for the La < ces tak
ing a load of provisions and ammuni
tion , two spring wagons of men guns
and dogs galore. The party consisted
of VVm. Francke and architect Meis-
nerand a host of other trentlemen
from " Omaha. W. ! ! . AJc'Cloud took
the "load of supplies out for them.
There'll be happy times for them and
the dogs , but Oh the ducks and the
grouse.
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OUR PRICES
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Composition and grave ! ivofej slate roofs. Brick
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ornamental eut stone. B.rick for , sale.
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