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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1902)
THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT I. M RICE EDITOR Per Yeur in Advance PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. Entered at tbe Poatrofflce at Valentine , Cherry county. Nebraika. as Second-class matter. Charles II. Faulhaber Brownlce Breeder of Rect'at'd Herelords. o Hyain , No. 71.538 , at bead of herd. Young bulls from G to is months old for sale. Located on Cherry St. 2nd door south of Smyser's livery , furnishes excellent board and lodging. Meals same old price 25 cents. A hearty welcome to all. MRSM.HARRIS MILL PRICES FOR FEED , Bran , bulk 1.50 per cwt $20.00 ton Shorts bulk . . . 115 per cwt | 22.00 ton Screenings 40c " $7.00 " Chop Feed . . . .1.25 " $24.00 " Cora 1.05 $20.00" Chop corn 1.10 " $21.00" Oats 1.50 $29.00" The Democrat -FOK- Job Work. HENKY AUGUSTON Blacksmith Ilrownlee , Does general blacksmithingathard times prices for cash. PAT HE1T Valentine , Nebr. Good , Hard Rock for sale in any quantity. M. S. WELCH Delivery Wagon No. 1 To any part of the City. Leave orders at Quig- ley & Chapman's Drug Store , W. A. KTMBELL Barber First class and up-to-date. Neat and attractive , every custom er has a clean towel. Valen tine State .Bank .Building. LEKOY LEACH County Surveyor Valentine or Wood lake PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. JOHN PORATH Riege , Nebr Tubular wells and Eclipse wind mills. "Wells guaranteed five years. A. M. MORKISSEY Attorney at Law Valentine , Kebr. A. N. COMPTON Physician and Surgeon Office at Quigley & Chapman's Drug Store"Nights The Douoher. F. M. WALCOTT ATTORNEY * ABSTRACTER Valentine , Nebr. Practices in District Court and U. S. Land Office. Real Estate and Sanch Pi operty bought and sold. Bonded Abstractor. J. C. DWYER Physician and surgeon Valentine Nebr. All kinds of surgical operations succcspfully performed. Taken up at my place five miles south of Simks , Nebr.i on the Niobram River , Matvh 15 , 1902 , one red and white steer , coming two years old , has no horns , bushy part of tall cut off sw'iare , branded quarter circle CO on left hip Kot Bure that this is the lira d as it ii very dun. but is s * oear as I can tell , gj op Jolt hip. J. * , Swain. R&in and sweat have no effect on JMtt * harness treated with Eureka Har ness Oil. It re situ the damp , keeps the leath face to chafe and cut. The harness not only keeps looking like new , but wears twice as Icngby tbe use of Eureka Harness Oil. Sold ercrywhere in cans all sires. Made by Stendird Oil Company 0. J. Kellar Browulee Nebr Range between Goose Creek tudLoup D. A. Hancock Blackburn , Bio. or Simeon. Nebraska Cattle branded on leftside as on cut ; also 10 on left side with zz on left hip of some cattle ; also Sifi on right side. Horse brand , rake and 16 on left shoulder or hip _ _ _ _ _ _ Home ranch on Dewey Lake. Range on Niobrara River , > Foil Niobrara ; all in Cherry County. Nebraska. J.F. Swain. Sparks , Nebr. Cattle branded on 'eft ' side as shown in cut. Kange-Soutu of Sparks on Nio brara river , J. A. Y A RYAN Pullman , Nebr Cattle branded JY on right side Jlorses branded JY on right shoulder Reasonable reward for any information leading to the re covery of cattle strayed from my range. % f ir Having recentlv purchased one of the Newcornh flv-shuttle rair carpet loomflam now prepared to do all kinds of rap carpet weaving on shor notice MRS. ADA HOLSCLAW , Valentine. Nebr Ranch for Sale or Leaso ! ! 16 quarter sections , poorl runce , hav water and timber Will run 300 head of stock. For information address , box no. 154. Gordon Xe4 > r. or I. M. RICE , Vnlentine. Nebr. 42-tf Smoke Spearhead 5c Ci ar at QUIG LEY & CHAPMAN'S , 8-4t All kinds of heavy hardware and wagon wood stock at E. Breuklanders. 20-tf Kemember Vincent's Sale on the 29 , at the Old Walcott Barn , Valentine Nebraska. 0 2t Carrie A. Nation at Cornell Hall March 27. 8-2t Highest market price paid for Chickens , Game and Fish at the Don oher. 9 tf KANGAROO RESTAURANT MEALS AT ALL HOURS 25 CENTS FRESH OYSTERS SERVED IN ANY STYLE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT MRS. R. A. MARhALL & FRED HULL Notice to tf on-Resident Defendants. Mary A. Carpenter , C. F. Bliven. Trustee and W. .1 fiuwdeu , non-resident defendants will take notice , thai on the 20th day of February. 1902 , Hans A. I'ederson. plaintiff herein , filed his petition in the District Court of Cherry County. Nebraska , the object and prayer of which are to foreclose a certain tax lien owned by plaintiff against the seU sec. 21 , tp. 32. r. 30. Cherry Co. Nebr. acquired b * virtue of pay- muni of delinquent taxes on said real estate , for tho years 1893 , 1894 , 1895 and 1390. which was regularly sold r-y the County Treasurer of said county on the'uSrd dayf April. 1893. for the pay ment of delinquent taxes on said real estate for the sujd years amounting to ? . > 0 05 , and subse quent tax for the years 1897 18S > 8,1893 and 1900 , imuuiiting to $29 35 Plaintill is now the owner of said tax lien , and there is now due thereon tlie sum ot SlOGOn for whinn plaintiff praj-s iudemeutsud A on , thutrhe defendants pay .he s.iniM with inters auu iv > &t * md in rtvf.iult : hervof naid real eMa'c ue sold as provide ! by aw for payment of plaintiff's claim and costs Yon are required to answer said petition on or before Monday , April 7th 1303. Dated February 24.1903 Hans A. ivderson. Plaintiff 6-4t By F. M. Walcott , his Atty. \otice ot KI Ttion. Notlea is herebvgiven that < m Tucs'lav April 1st , 1902 , there will be heid at the usual voting place , in the i'iliaxK of Valeutiut : . Attlectii'i \ for the uurpo-.e of electing two trustee * for rhe term of two years and onu trustee for the term of one year , for said v lliagu oi Valentlue. . FJ F. E. AM. V. B.B. TIME TABLE V. 27 Kit I-HJy ! 2X5 1' . M. No 2 " exr pt Suriday 0:40 A. M No 3 I'assficer lUily 12:49A.M. * AfT BOUM > .No.28Kn Dai > 6:50 A.M. .NO. 2i xept Sunday 5:00 : I' . M. NO. 4 Passenger D iiiy 4:17 A.M. Arabia ihenis. lli reived t Idle foi public.'oy last week. Mi - i- * > " ? i 'ub. down from Vuji'iitiue Jusi butul.jy morning to hold dowu u homestead of very great value. Miss Mary Jordan having suffered from toothache for the past few days , went up to Valentine and had the of fending molar pulled. A brother of our well known Sec. 4 man , John Bunn , stayed several days in Arabia looking for a locution for a general merchandise store. Miss Mamie Garvey departed for Mnnley , Iowa , last Monday morning , after spending several months visiting with friends and relatives at Arabia. A necktie social will be given in Clear Lake Union church next Thursday , the 20th. The committee is anxious to have a good attendance and solicit your help in a worthy cause. Miss Mabel Wilbert , of Ainsworth , spent the greater part of last week vis iting with Miss Esther fienson , but we are inclined to think that the young men were not scorned by this amiable young lady. In spite of the muddv condition of the roads , a large quantity of hay is being brought from the flats and shipped to eastern markets , in which way a good profit is realized , Arabiit has always been noted 1'or its extensive hay supply , yet it has never exceeded this years record. Women cannot be trusted anywhere ; even some uf iheui in this couiiuumi ) iittve the lujpuueuce to leave home in their hubbauds' company and return with some other woman's husband. This is going rather far and we caution each husband to keep a restraining hand on his seemingly docile wife. Down the Bivcr. Win. Ogle went to Gordon to get work last week. Mr. Shelbourn is going to ship some cattle to Omaha this week. Well thai was a bad wind we had ; it was pretty bad on the stock. The itch is getting pretty bad among the cattie most even where. Jiis li. Joddou was visiting in this t ui tiir uuuiurj this week. jir , and Alr& . uraiMy spent a few s at Dave Arcners iast week. J allies Lawless and Di'jk Grooms were visaing m this lucaiitv last week. inck Grooms Iromtlie Niobrara Falls camb down m this yart ot tho country Sunday. Died , a daughter of Mr. Eagerhoff , of .Nordeu , March 9 , lUOi. We did not luarti the cause of the death. Phill Burget returned from Omaha last week , lie says there was a cyclone in Omaha March 8. Quite a lot of dam age was done and some people were killed. YOUNGSTER. Kennedy. The cold weather has some to see us again , Cora Ayers made a trying trip to Thedford last week. G. Burnham was taking in the sights at Kennedy last week. Art Tennis was seen going west last Friday on a high run. Jess Gorsuch , of Newton , was a Ken nedy caller last Friday , Mr. and Mrs. Anna Beekley went to Valentine on business last week. Jess Marion , of Chesterfield , has moved into our neighborhood again. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bachelor were Kennedy callers the first of the week. Sile Jones , the Oasis horse trnder , was seen in these parts one day last week. Mrs. J. A. Gee , of Lone Tree , was do ing some trading at Kennedy last Fri day Faddis and Steadman sent a four horse team to Valentine after grain last Friday. Wm. Steadman and G. W. Burge were Kennedy callers one day last week. They report stock doing tine. BROKEN ARJI. Items 1J. C. Galloway is improving his place by fencing around his house. ] Some snow fell on the evening of the ( 14th and a change to colder weather. ii i Fred Elliott umi wifa were visiting with his father : iml mother one day last } week. a \\as a dance atV. . W. "Whites a in iruevening of the H We suppose I thts yuum $ people enjoyed themselves. r 11 Precinct The butcher , of Merriinun , was on the river one day last week. Mrs. Crowe , of Morriman , is teaching school in the Rickett's dist. Pete Jerman and wife were down on the river from their home south of Mer rimau , P. Sullivan has sold his ranch to Lar son Bros , of Merriman. He gives pos session the first of Oct. J. 13. Nichols was home last week. T. Wilson sold his lanch to E. H. Robinson. lie sold his cattle to Tom Coffee of Chadrou , John Jones tells us that Oscar Smal- ley told him that China Dahlgren heard Charley Nichols tell Earl Adams that P'raHkie Jones said he thought the Bail ey correspondent had better go away back and set down. SANDY. Bailey Briefs John Seager was at Cody the 15. Dan and Todd Truax were in Bailey the 12. Several parties have been exposed to small-pox in Bailey. Ira Goodin was at the Churn lanch the 14th on business. Ed S. Weerte fell heir to quite a leg acy recently , $3,550.00 , Cattle are doiug well. Everyone will have enough hay to finish wintering. The devil is no serpent else there would be nothing devilish in this winter. Why are Happy Jack's feet like a camel ? Because they can go a long time without water. The darkest hour in the life of any young man Is when he sits down to study how to get money without honest ly earning it. Charles Truax and Josie Reynolds were united in matrimony at Valentine Enjoy } oursflf whileou live for vou wnl be a long time dead. You can tell pretty much how a gir feels toward you by the way she takes your arm. If she dosen't care a cenl for you , you know it by the indifference of her muscles ; if she has has great confidence in you the pressure tells it J ? riendship is as distinct from love in that mode of expiession as in words and looks. A woman can take the arm of a man she likes very much , with perfect comfort , even if she is six feet high and he is only four ; but even if the two are evenly matched she can make him feel disdain , coniempt dis comfort , dislike and anything she likes by the way she does not hold onto him. GUESS WHO I AM. "Harde Times ftoslml. " You are axed to a dolns Us folks air a goin'to hav. At the Ward School house Dist. No. 2 Saturday evening March 2J. RULES AND REGULATIONS. CHAP. 1. Every woman who kuma must ware u kal'ker dress and apern or somthin ekaly approperate and leve their plough , dall and dorgs to hum. CHAT. 2. Every gent must ware their old close and' flan nil shirts. No gent with a biled shirt and dude kolltr will be aloud to kurn onless he pays a fine uv 5 cents. A vote uv thanks will be given the woman havin the worst lookin rig in the rume. These rules will be inforced to the letter. A kompetent komitee will interduce strangers and look after bashful fellers. Extry good kaughphy and kake will be et from ate to ten o'clock. Admission to get in will be five ents. This takes in the supppr and hull thing. FINES FOR LADIES. No apern Ic ; ear rings ( plane ) Ic ; ear rings ( dimund ) 2c ; wool dress ( old 2c ; trimed apern 2c ; gold rim glasse\ 2c : finger rings ( plane ) 2c ; finger ring , , ( dimund ) 3c ; wool dress ( new ) 3c ; bo. key ( kersaige ) uc ; bokey ( hand ) § 1.00 FINES FOR ilEN. lied hare er wacksed mustash Ic ; blacked butes Ic ; sizars in pocket Ic each sigiir : pipes nxemt ; watches ( not waterbeiry ) Ic ; stove pipe hat Ic ; chuing iiUm Ic ; kerrying a kane Ic stand up kollurs 2c ; patent lether shuse 2c ; died mustash 3c ; buttonhole bokey i oc ; fur gent of boy with curled hare Ic. Cody , Nebraska. A sad funeral was held Monday , March 10. at the home of .Mr and Mrs. Spencer over the remains of their six teen year old b y who is reported to have committed suicide on the hay Hats 40 miles south of here. He was brought home while still alive , out after four days of much suffering gave up the hard struggle for life. This is the third sad , tragic death and each one sixteen summers old that has visited Cody since last June , but this is by far the saddest of the three. If ever you saw a broken hearted father and mother , it is Sir. and Mrs. Spencer and they have the sincere sympathay of every good father and mother in our little village. May his lips be unsealed to tell the sad story of his death was the cry of every heart in Cody , but our prayer was denied us , and everyone that looked upon that : peaceful , boyish face as it lay in its last sleep , but what wont away with : conviction in his soul that it was not face of crime and perhaps God in his mysterious way may bring to light that wliich now is in darkness. Grand Easter Opening Good Friday and Saturday For a HAT at the New Millinery Store on Catherine Street. MISSES COLLETT & MARTIN. Leu Bivens will pay highest cash price for furs. WANTED. Two girls at the Donoher Hotel. S tf Smoke Spearhead oc Cigar at QUIGLEY & CHAPMAN'S. 8-4t A telegram this morning from Lincoln announces the death of M. G. Hopkins. Carrie A. Nation at Cornell H\ll on the 27th of March. Admission lu and 15 cents. S-2t 5 full blood Plymouth Rock Roost ers for sale. Inquire at the Kangaroo Restaurant. 5-4t Mrs. R. A. Mat-mil FOR SALE. Two saddle horses and one driving team , all > ounir horses. Inquire of , J. S , Urosius , Valentine , iSeura&ka 0 41 Smoke Spearhead 5c Cigar at QUIG LEY & , I 'HAPMAN'S 8-4t Two rooms for rent ovtr the DEMO CRAT office , furnished or unfurnished. Xotice to JVou-Resident DefenUantM Timothy Thomson find Mrs. Thornton , his wife , first and reil name unknown , defendant * , will take notice that on the 24th day of Febru ary , 1902 , Ivan C. Shaul. plaintiff herein. 11 led his petition in the District Court of Cherry County. Nebr .against said defendants , the ob ject and prayer of which are to foreclose a cer tain mortgage , executed by Timothy Thornton to the Nebraska Mortgage & Investment Co. , on the ubw4 , sekswM , Aswiisein see. ll , tp 30. r. M. to secure the payment of a first mortgage bond , dated hept. 1st , 1890 , for the sum of § 600 due and payable five yea-s from the date thereof : that there is nuwdiieon said mort gage the sum of SK)0.00 ) for which sum u.th int erest from this date plaintiff prays for decree that defendants be required to pay . ame , or that the premises may be sold to sati 'y the amount found due. You are required T" ans wer said petition on or before the 7th . .ay of April. 1K)2 ! ) Dated February 24th. 1902. Ivan C. Sliaul , TlainUtf 6-4t By F. M. Walcott , his attorney. Xotico to Creditors In county court within and for Cherry county Nebraska. In the matter of the estate of Henry Van Leer deceased. To the creditors of said estate : You are here by notified , that I will sit at the county court room in Valentine in said county , on the 22nd day of March 1902 at 10 o'clock a. m. to receive and examine all claims against said estate , with a view to their adjustment and allowance. The time limited for the presentation of claims against said estate is March 22 , 1902 , and the time limited for payment of debts is one year from said 21st day of August 1901. Witness my hand and seal of said county court , this 19th day of February 1902. SEAL W. R. TOWNE . 6-4t County Judge Xotice of Settlement. In Estate of James P. Thayer , deceased. In County Court , Cherry CUunty. Nebraska. To the Creditors , Heirs , Legatees and others in terested in the estate of James P. Thayer , de ceased. Take natice. That Andrew P. Madson has filed in the County Court a report of his doings as administrator of said estate , and it isordered that the same stand for hearing th 5th day of April , A. D. 1902. before the court , at tho hour of 10 o'clock a. m. , at which time any person in terested may appear and except to and contest the same. And notice to this proceeding is or dered given to the said heirs by publication Witness my hand and the seal of the County Court at Valentine this 12th day oi r ' , March , 1902. SEAL _ f ) , w. R. TO-U-XK. c - - County Juuge. J. B. Lord Simeon Stock branded same as cut back of right shoulder and on right hip Range on the Niobrara D. M. Sears. Kennedy , Nebr. Cattle branded as on cut.lef t side Some on left hip. Horses same on left shoulder. Range Square Lake. PS ROUSCHE Postoffice address Brownlee , Neb On left side or r.ny part of animal. Ear mark right ear cut off ; horses branded same on left hip.Also has stock branded H \ on side or shoulder , lor JK \VorO 'VI , | orO or FZ. Also the-following. the first one being on side and hip Julius Heckman Brownlee Zxebr flange south of Brovulee , i Metzger Bros. , Gregory Xeb Cherry Co Branded on left iide and thigh. Earmark , square rop rijjht ear Horses have same brand on ft thigh. Range on Gor ton and Snake. Jreeks , A. Itetcard of $ 5O will be paid to any irso n for information leading to the arrest anfl inal conviction of any person or persons steal. Dg cattle with ab'ore brand D. B. KTONER & KON" New on. Nebr Brand regl Vo. 411 ( . 'iittlbranded same as cut ott left side or left hip. norsessame on lelt shoulder. Range South of Gordon Creek William Shanpran. < Jody , Nebr. On left side. Horses same. Range Lake Oreek , S. Dakota. Louis F. Kicliards Meinmatf N Garner Brothers. Cody , Nebr. Anywhere on cat tle. Horses on left shoulder. IlaneeNortn Eli. i'o.siottlcu address Pullman , Nefi Cattle branded as on cut ; horses branded same as c attle except reversed S. See block se Steve r and StephensoiT Lakes and South - ' - w" S300 reward will be paid to any person for In. formation leading to the arrest and conviction stealing cattle w Uu the of any person or persons above brand. C. Evenson Codv , Nebr. On left side and thigh ; horses the same on left side. Range-Between Niobrara andtha Snake. P. A. Cooper. Chesterfield , Nobr. Cattle branded same as cut on leftside. Horace same on left shoulder. . A Also on I fleft aids J A 8ATJLT8 Cattle on let1 hip.Horses Horses on left shoulder. Some stock yet bearing my former brand as shown below. Postoffice address Gregory , Net On left side or hip horses name on left shoulder Range-Arkansas Valley and Snake JULIUS PETERSON Poatofflce address Gregory. Neb Branded as on cut Range two miles north of Gregory WILLIAM BEAMER Gordon , Nebr. Cattle branded same as cut on left side. Horses branded } on left shoulder. Range 6 miles south of Irwin. D. Stinard. Valentine , Nebr State Brand reg istered \ Cattle and horses branded same as cut on left hip. Range-2 miles east of Ft. Xio- brara. Postofflce address Crsokstou Nebr Branded on either side oi animal Range-On illnns- haduza J miles east of Crookston DATVSON & BALL Postofflce address Chesterfield. Neb Battle branded on eft ide _ as on cut- 1 * * * * fc a n 1 A * - w 1 = IU shoulder ea eft hip. Range make River.81,32. ? Sawyer Bros. Postoffice address Oasis. Nebraska Robert Qulesenbej Jj7 charge oi these cattle ; horses Da on left shoulder ; some stock branded on left hip. Range ; . * > Da e flyer , *
