Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, November 28, 1901, Image 8

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I. M RICE EDTOF
$1.OO Per Yenr in Advanct
PUBLIbllEI ) EVERY THURSDAY.
Entered at tbe Post-office at Valentine. Gherr
eoantv. Nebraika. a Second ilass matter.
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Educational
BY LETA STETTER ,
"Thanks be to God for winter time ,
\Vhich tor tlie Mayflower up ,
To pour amid New Kn 'atid ' snows ,
The toeasineofit' ciip. "
Bayard Taylor
Miss Segar of the Oth ? rade has beei
absent for some time.
Remamber "Ice. on Parole , Fran
cais , " Dec. 6 at Cornell hall.
Recesshas been abolished and w
are now dismissed at 11:45 and 3:4-1 :
The latest 'linguistic aoheivmniit <
the class of ' 02 is''sechords" by Mis
Ayers.
Mis Lucilla Slinard entertained th
10th grade very pleasantly at her hom <
last Thursday evening.
The Dutch with the French name
the French with the Dutch name ; the
say it's a poor rule that wont worl
both WHAS.
Mr. Growden had charge of Mis ;
Ensoni's classes in mathematics Moii
dav morning , Miss Ea&ora having leei
suddenly taken ill.
P.-of. Crabtree , s'ale inspector of ac
credited schools , was with us Wednes
day. .He expressed himself as being
well satisfied with the school.
Miss Bess finds that some of the H
S. students aie nt-t even as providen
as the old ficotchiimu who wrote a bool
and at the end put a page of punctu
atiou marks saying that , folk could sal
and pepper it as they liked.
TheH. S. , Grammar-room and sev
eral visitors , Thursday afternoon , en
joyed talks by Mrs. L-iw and Prof ,
Greeloy of S. D. University. The foi-
mer bpoke on Domestic Science , deal
ing especially with the rt of cooking ,
the latter gave us a pleas-ant little mis
cellaneous talk ou subjects pertaining
to education.
A graduate of "one of those antique
classes which date back into the lOtli
century , was recently heard to remark
with refei ene to the class of ' 03 that fl
new generation had "sprung up" . II
weliave rightly construed tbe language
of thase ancients , we presume that thin
one meant to insinuate that the class oi
; 02 is of the mush-room variet } * . which
show how little hhey know about it.
Last Friday morning Prof. Watson
was vaguely troubled by the unusual
disturbance in the II. S. room and said
BO. exhorting the pupils to studying and
quietness. Now it appears that all the
disturbance was due entirely to the
class colors of the illustnons clash of ' 03
which they wore that morning for tun
first time and which ( being apple green
aii'l salmon pink ) are so loud as to be
heard even out in the hall.
' We are like a flock of pigeons with
snow white feathers which were mad
todecend and fight each other'and
ever } thing amid soot and wire for a
poor living in a dirty world. If a
feather gets broken , broken it stays ; if
one gets blackened nothing will clean
it Perhaps we shall all fly home at
last , nnd when the hand of the unseen
fancier in streetched forth to receive us
Iio\r cun he possibly smite any one of
us , tho' we come back to him besnandg-
ed and bedraggled past all recognit
ion. " From A Kentucky Cardinal.
Teachers"meeting to be held io the
high school building ( in Valentine at
1:30 p. 111. , Dec. 14 , 1901.
What do you understand by the ration-
nl method of teaching primary read
ing ?
i.tl Miss Moses
Discussion"
- Prof. Watson
What do jou nnderstard by the word
and sentence method of teaching pri
mary reading ?
, ' / Mrs. Cramer
Discussion
Glen Doenig
What do you understand by tbe syn-
Jthetic method of teaching-primary
'
reading ?
Miss Thackrey
Discussion
j " ' ' ' Miss Morgareidpe
Why do I believe my methad of teacb-
S ing spelling gives the best pract'cel
: results ?
Ira Ilallingswort li
Discussion
, . Each Member
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Hinsdale's Art of Study.
Prof , atson
Chapters I , II , HI and IV , Bailey *
Agriculture '
Miss 13ro\vn
Bailey Brief *
Guess-Who-I-Am was in Merrimai
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recently.
Churn ranch is building a new ban
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G0by24feet. . ' '
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Arthur Ileath is going to school ii
the Barley urect.
Daisy Goodinis visiting relative
south of Valentine.
Ira Gooden and II. Sellers wer
branding recently.
Jno. Stqry has moved into his nev
soddie and dedicated it.
Cbas Deave'r has located on the rive
He invested in 460 acres of land.
Ed Weede sold 10 head of short lion
bulls to W. L. Mills for $46.00 a head
James Goodfellow drove three car *
of steers lo the B. and M II. II. to shij
to Iowa for feeders.
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The same employees are as busy sell
ing goods as ever for Mr. Davis thi
successor to b1 L * Mills.
Several parties anticipate going t <
Alberta Canada in the spring from ihi ;
corner to get free homes.
Strayed one shote near Bailey , rtgh
ear cut offany one hearing of the pi <
will please inform VV.Ei. Sellers.
GtfESS-WflO 1-A3I.
Penbrook Quills.
A small anow last week.
Thanksgiving is here at last.
Corn husking is about over for this
year.
C. L. Munn of Cody Nebr. is sojourn
ing in these parts uowdaya.
A spelling match and a basket sup
per is announced at the Graddy schoo
house Friday night.
Martha Grooms. Alice Jones , Ton :
Brown and Arthur tlughea were ftu
rolled at district 28 this week.
K. C. Congor of .Norden Jsebr. sus
tained severe injuries last week by be
ing thrown from a load of hay !
School is progressing very nicely a 1
the Pleasant Valley school house un
der the instructions of Miss Jessen.
A sack of Elkh'orn flour was senl
down to Sparks Saturday to be raffled
off free for everybody. Compliments
of the Valentine mill. Won by W. J.
Ogle.
L'OBCVHKE.
A quiet Yet beautiful wedding took
place at the residence of Rev. White-
house ou Thursday eve Nov. 21,1901.
The contracting parties were Mrs.
Clara Kicharda of Valentine and Ser-
geutVm. . L. Cole of the 10th infantry
of Ft. Niobrara , Nebraska. The bride
is a wealthy young widow of high
standing in this community. She rep
resents the true type of the western
woman and is highly refined and re
spected by all , Sergt. Cole is one ot
the true blue St. Louis boy's who step
ped to the front when our Hag w s H
sailed by the treacherous Spaniards ,
and stood firmly and staunchly by the
cause till peace spread her wings over
our fair land again. By strict atten
tion to duty and examplary and pa
triotic conduct he attained the rank of
sergeant in his regiment where he leaves
many firm friends who regret to see
him leave the old command. Sergent
Cole has always been a man of the
highest respectability and his character
is above reproach. His kindness and
entlemanly conduct in tbe army has
won for him a host of friends that will
always remember him kindly wherever
bis lot may be cast. Quartermaster
Sergeant James L. Green and Miss
Florence-Thompson were io attendance
ind performed tbe duties of brides-
groom and brnlesmaid , After the cer
emony was jn-j formed and Rev. White-
liouse had nride a beautiful talk to fhe
lewly married couplfl the crowd repair
ed to find supper where all enjo3ed
, hernselv s splendidly till 11 p. m.
Sergeant Cole and bride leave.for an ex-
; ended trip to the east where they will
ipend a month in Chicago , New 1 ork
md other cities daring their honey moon
ifter which they will go into bnainesss
n St. Louis. It is hoped by alh
fiends that the angel of peace may
ipread her wings'over them and guide
h'm in the and
straight perfectway
ind when the great drama of life draws
o aclose like a mighty curtain and
oath has flown and old age steals up-
m them stealthily'it is to be hoped
hat the beautiful lines of the immortal
K > et may still ring in their eirs as
wtfetly and serenely as it did amid the
lour of their youthful courtship. Let
hose lines reverberate from the hill
sps of their youth to tne silent declivit-
PS of old age and be their motto along
tie turbulent stream of life.
Two souls w ith bm a single thought.
Tno hearts that beat as one. i
oDtMvlio was present. '
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H. Faulha'ber
Brownlee
Breeder'of
Reu'st'd Hereford1
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Hyaitf Xo. 74.TO
at bead of herd.
Young bud * fnun
to 18 months old
for sale.
Good Hard
ROOK
. . . For Sale" .
PAT HETT , Valentpe , Neb.
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Ralu and sweat
have no effect on
harness treated
with Eureka Har
ness Oil. It re
sist ! the damp ,
keeps the leath
er soft and pli
able. Stitches
do not break. \ \ \ > % i
No rough sur- \ \ \\fjj
face to chafe . \
and cut. The
harness not
only keeps
looking like
new , but
wears twice
as longby the
use of Eureka
Harnes * Oil.
Sold
everyw hero
In cans A
ell sires.
Made by
Standard Oil
Company
D. A. Hancock
Blackburn. Mo o
Simeon. Nebrask
Cattle branded 01
left side as on cut ;
also .16 on left sid
with on left feip n
some cattle ; also Si
on right side Hors
brand , rake and 1
on Mt shoulder o
Jiip
Home ranch-on
Dewey 1 Ake. Ranee on Niobrara River , east o
Fort Niobrara ; all in Cherry County. Nebraska
O.J. Kellar
Brownlee Nebr
Range between
Goose Creek
and Loup
XOMK
PMtOfflM AttnM
BoMbnA. JD
OMtle knit * *
Q Irft fid *
tut
a D n left bl
KMch * too *
&n4Aat U > p0
BARBER SHOP
FIRST CLASS and tfr To DATK ,
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Neat and Attractive , Every Cus
tomer has a Clean Towel.
W. KIMBELL
STATE BANK BUILDING
Notice Probate of Will. ,
Notice Probate of will. Agusta W. Sclmlz de
reiijii'il. Iti county court Cherry county. Me-
> r. kii. 'I lie suite of Nebraska to the heirs and
ie\t ol kiu of the said Augusta W. Schitlze , de
ceased.
Take notice that upon filing of a AVIUHI In
strument purporting to be the last , will and test
ament of Aiiiuiusta W. Mchuize for probate and
allowance , it is ordeied that said matter be set
for hearhin the SOihftay/nf November A. 1) . 1901
t > efore said county court ; it the hour of 10 u'c'ock
a. m at which time any person interested .may
appear and contest the same ; and notice of this
proceeding is oreered published three weeks
successively in the VAKKNTJNK DKMOCJIAT a
weekly newspaper published in this state
In testimony whereof , 1 have hereunto set my
banil and the seal of the county court
SKAI , at Valentine this 13th day of November
v- A. D. 1901.
W. R. TOWNE.
. Cuuntv Judge.
line of 26c suspenders , the best ,
value yon have seen , at Pettycrew's ,
37-tf.
Eatrayed from my place about Sept ,
15 , one gray horae , weight abo-Jt 1000
pounds ; head and. "neck flee bitten
specks , wire cut on left hind leg1 be-
owthe knee ? branded JD H on left
boulder , vent may b e blotched J D
A.lso one buckskin pony mare about
350 pounds , mane about'6 inches long ,
jrandedTO on left flank. Reason-
ible reward for information leading
: o their recovery. T. J. NELSON ,
38-tf Woodlake , Nebr
Ranch for Sale or Lease' ! !
16 quarter sections , good range , hay
rater and timber. Will run 300 head
if stock. For information address , box
io. IS'I Gordon Nebr. or L M. RICE ,
'alentine , Nebr. 42-tf
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PAH persons knowing themselves to
> e indebted , to Crabb & Co.'will
lease call and settle before Dec 1
90L
44 2t CRABB & Co.
Science and art combined to ufao
loving trains at full speed on can-
as with 800 candle power electrical
pparatus. The assassination of
resident McKinleh , Galveston flood
nd famous battles of the late war in
luba shown in moving pictures at
taell Hall Saturdaynight. .
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BARBER
to CLAUDE JONES for Hai
tGo
_ Cut , Shave , Shampoo and Ho
Jjl or Cold Baths.
Second door south ot The Donohei
TTiKTXOSiT
. Has been movedrilie luillding'on South Cherr
street formerly known as the Mussencaie hous <
and here we are prepared to give customer
better servioe'tban ever before.
iccscecccoooccoscceccsssc
Drs. Caldwell & Hutchinscn
RENTIQT9.
Over Hotnbys Grocery ,
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3 O < C C C OO O OOP OS 30 O S C
O. DWYER
'PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOf
All Kinds of Surgical Operations
Successfully Performed.
V1ALENTINE . . . . NEBRASKA
A. N. COMPTOW
. PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
Office At
' Quigley & Chapman's Drugstore.
Nights-At The Donoher Hotel.
C M. WALCOTT
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Valentine , Nebraska
Practices in District Court and TJ. 8. Lan <
Office. Real Estate and Ranch Property
bought and sold. Bonded Abstractor
M. MORBISSET
ATTORNEY
VALENTINE. NE"H
Yon want a TUBULAR
F -WELL or an ECLIPSE
WIND MILL ,
WELLS GUARANTEED.
JOHN POEATH
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Or write him at
Riege , Nebraska
Henry Anguston ,
RROWNE.EE , - XEBRASKA ,
Does General Blocksmithing
; 2&t ftarct time prlcew for
ITT DELIVERY
Call JOHN D. EATON
haul your
I UN1CS PACKAGES , VALISES lOc
MILL PRICES FOR FEED.
Sran , bulk 85c per cwt | 10 00 ton
Shorts bulk 95c per cwt | 18 00 ton
Taken Dp
rn lip by tbe $ ubs ribeT in German pre-
; . Clierncounty Nebraska , on the 2nd dnv
'A ' October 1001 , one l > lick mare about a yeaj's
jld and cult. Mare branded JJ wit i bar
ihroitih II on left. ybould : .o A on left thluh and
me three yeat old mare branded J with bar
! lirouuliit and > A on left thitili ntiil one three
rear old black stallion no brands or marks.
JOHN A. ADAMSOX
Just received a new line of children's
ichool shoes at Pettycrew's. 33tf
The High School entertainment is
eported fine.
"All kinds of heavy hardware and
vagon wood stock at E. Breuklanders.
20-tf
Bunch for Sale Cheap.
Stock and implements complete for
ngaging in the stock business. This
3 a chance for some man who has about
; 50 0 to invest. Call on I. M. Rice or
prite us.
'Having recently purchased one of
he Newcomb fly-shuttle rag carpet
ome I am now prepared to do all
: inds of rag caipet ueaying on shor
otice.
MRS. ADA HOLSCLAW ,
Valentine , Nebr.
Nebr.I
See our bargain counter of ladies'
nd children's shoes. ,
ffitf ' - W. A.
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J. B. Lord
Simeon Neb
Stock brande
same us cut back <
right shoulder an
oil right hip
Range on th
Niobrara
D. M. Sears.
Kennedy , Xebr.
Cattle branded
as on cut.left side
Some on left hip.
Horses same on
left shoulder.
Range Square
Lake.
Sbadbolt & Fleishman.
Bailey , Nebi
Left side ; 8 1
left shoulder.
llerdmarkdei
lap.Kange
Kange Rang
36 and 37 , b <
tween Niobrar
Stotts & Stetter.
Cody.yebraska
Branded on left side
Range , Tin Can Lake
and Morgan Flats
WILLIAM FERDON.
Postofflce address
Brownlee , Nel
Like cut on eitbe :
> orhipals (
llet side.
Hore .
Isameascu
on left hip
S25O.OO RE
WARD for con
conviction of anyone unlawfully handling cattlt
in these brands.
William Shangran.
Cody , Nebr.
On left side.
Horses same.
Hange-pLake
Oreek , S. Dakota.
PS ROUSCHE
Poatofflce address
Brownlee , Net
On left side or anj
part of animal. Ear
mark right ear cut
off ; horses branded
same on left hip.Alst
has stock branded B
on side or shoulder
or JKorWorO'Vi '
joro or FZ. Also
the-following , the first one being on side and hip
E. E. Vandegrift.
Brownlee. Neb.
v8ame a on cut.
Range Between
Goose Creek and
North Loup.
Frank T. Lee.
Brownlee , Neb.
Cattle on left
side ; horses same
on left shoulder.
Range Four
miles northeast of
Brownlee.
Gorsuch Bros.
Newton , Nebraka '
Cattle branded T'Tdl
as on cutSome
eft side or hip
Range Go :
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Dree'k
Julius Heckman
Heckmant
t . vnieie ftebr
Range south of
Browulee
Sawyer Bros.
Fostofflce address
Oasis , Aebraeka
Robert Quiesenbery
have charge 01 these
attle ; horses Dson
left shoulder ; some
stock brand
ny where on EL
Range , Snake live *
C F COOPER
1'ostoffire address
Oasis , NsDr
Brand registered 2095
Jattle branded on
left side same as cut
dorses branded on
left hip.
AKnaome c.itUe
branded ;
Ranfe South and west of Haokberry
id DUCK J > ake.
Metzger Bros. ,
Gregory 2feb
Cherry Co
Branded on left
1e and thigh.
irmark , squar0
ou right ear
Horses have
me brand on
: t thigh.
Flange on Gor-
n aud Suake
eeka ,
1 Heteard of S25O will be paid to any
rson for Information leading to the arrest aud
al conviction of any person or persona steal.
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store r ntf
D. B. 8IOK B & BOX.
Newton , Jfcbr.
Brand registered
Ko. 411.
Cattle branded
same as cut on
left .side or left
hip. Horses same
on lelt shoulder.
Rainje South
of Gordon Creek.
Teeter ? Bros.
Newton. Nebr
Cattle branded oc
left side tame ft *
cut.
cut.Horses on left
shoulder.
Kanjr-
tn - Gordon
Snku
Louis F. Richard-
Mcirimatt
Garner Brothers.
Cody , Nebr.
Anywhere on .cat-
tie. < v
Horses on left
ahonlder.
RanaeNorth
Eli. .1
8WEKNEY BROS.
Postofflce address
Pullman , Neb
Cattle branded as on
cut ; horses branded
same as cattle except
reversed S
See block
Range Steverj
and Stephen BOD
Lakes and South
S300 reward will be paid to any person for in
formation leading to the arreHt and conviction
of any person or persons stealing cattle with the
above brand.
C. Evenson
Codv , Nebr.
On left side snd
thigh ; horses the
same on left side.
RanRe Between
Niobrara and the
Snake.
GEORGE N DAVIS
Simeon. Nebr.
Catrtle branded
on leftside.
Horses same on
left shoulder.
Range Gordon
Creek.
P. A. Cooper.
Chesterfield , .
Cattle branded
same as , cut on
left sidei "Horsei
same on ' " left'
shoulder.
shoulder.Also
Also on
left side
DAWSON & BALL
Postofflce address
ChesterfieW. Neb
Cattle branded on
leftside as on cut ;
also V leltneckandZ
left hip : some v left
neck. V left shoulder
and Z left bin ; horses
VZ left hip. Range
Snake River.81,32,33.
Cattle on let1
ilp.
Horses on left
jhoiilder.
Some stock
ret bearing my
rormer brand as
ihown below.
Postofflce address
Gregory , We )
On left aide or hip
horses flame on left
shoulder
Range-Arkansas
VaJey and Snake
JULIUS PETERSON
'ostofflce address
Gregory. Neb
> randed as on cut *
Range two miles
orth of Gregory
WILLIAM BEAMEB
Gordon , ffebr.
Cattle branded
same as cut on
left si-'e.
Horses i
branded ]
on left
shoulder.
aouthollrwln.
-D. Stinard.
Jlentine , Nebr.
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ate Brand reT-
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l tered 1554. ,
ittle and horses
anded same as
t on left hip.
Range-2 miles
st of Ft.
ara ,
PIKEBRoy
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