VALENTINE
THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF CHERRY COUNTY , NEBRASKA
VOLUME XVII VALENTINE , NEBRASKA. MARCH 27 , 1902. NUMBER 10
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Colors : Cerise , Cardinal and Black.
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Spring clothing-
We are now receiving our Spring Line of Ladies' and Gents' Shoes ,
Men's , Boys' and Children's Suits. A full line of Furnishing goods
always on hand , All the the newest and up to date styles.
We'do custom work. ' Don't forget to order your Spring Suit until
the Eourth of July. Samples now ready. \
D. STINARD , CLOTHIER and MERCHANT TAILOR
EASTER GIFTS
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Have become almost as popular as Xmas gifts. Such as
Secret Lockets , Rings , Belt Pins , Watches ,
Buckles , Bracelets , Etc. , Etc.
Don't forget to look over our line assortment of
O , W , Morey , the Old Reliable Jeweler ,
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on OVERSHOES ,
UNDERWEAR
and many other WINTER GOODS
W. A. PETTY CREW , General Merchandise
Get one of our Steel Ranges !
Saves time in cooking Saves coal.
It's what you need A Household Necessity.
Kitchen Furniture to make housework a pleasure. Your troubles
disappear when you bin your Hardware of us.
ANDERSO &TnSOHER ,
CITIZENS MEAT MARKET
d. W. STETTER , PROP
FRESH FRUIT AND GAMF
IN THEIR SEASON
First-class line of Steaks , Roasts
Dry Salt Meats , Smoked
Breakfast Bacon
Highest cash price paid for
The place to get the best Windmill , also pumps and Tanks.
First door south of the Donoher House.
S.MOON , - Valentine , Nebr
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A. Schatzthauer , Propr.
TALK OF THE TOWN
The day again dawns aright and
fair.
This office wants to buy a few clean
white rags.
Will G. and Earl Comstock are in
town today. '
Mrs Bullis , of Britt , has been quite
sick for several days.
E. L. Hutchinson and brother were
up from Penbrook yesterday.
Editor Heath , of th3 Cow Boy ,
called on us while in our city , last
Saturday.
Ely Valentine and A. J. Wilson , of
Woodlake , were Valentine visitors
yesterday.
. W. Caton. of Stearns , S. D. , has
been visiting with his mother and
brothers the past week.
Miss Eva Hardin is back at her
place again after helping C. H. Cor
nell invoice the dry goods of Crabb &
Co s store.
Yesterday's combination of March
winds and April showers caused the
natives to use Isnguage with a touch
of profanity in it.
Levi Sparks and family spent the
the greater part of last week in our
our city on business. They will soon
become residents of Valentine.
We are informed that on Easter
Sunday Mass will be celebrated at
5:30 : a. m. and Solemn High Mass at 10
o'clock a. m. at the St. Nicholos
church.
Next Tuesday will be election day.
It will also be All Fools' day. As
there is but one ticket in the field ,
none of Valentine's candidates are
likely to be fooled.
Cloudy weather the past week5 with
a rain preceded by the first thunder
this year , last Saturday night and
misting rains since , turning to snow
yesterday , with a change of wind to
the nortb.
Mrs. Rouche will break up house
keeping in Valentine and is getting
ready to move to Sutherland , where
she has purchased a home. The boys
will go out on the ranch with P. S.
Rouche , their father.
The adventures of Prince Hank in
this country we e so flattering and
satisfactory that other crowned heads
of Europe are seriously considering
the idea of mingling with the bald
heads of the United States.
J. W , Webb , of the Donoher Hotel ,
will begin at once to build an addition
to the hotel he recently purchased
and will add 15 comfortable and com-
modius rooms tb make room for the
increased demand. The > vork will be
done in brick or stone.
There was great loss of stock in the
recent blizzard where the cattle were
affected with the itch. Cloro Napth-
oleum , sold by Quigley & Chapman , is
said to be a sure cure and Mr. Quigley
tells us that stockmen who have used
it on cattle recommend it highly.
W. S , Marr , one of the old-time ,
genial traveling men for the National
Biscuit and Cracker Co. , was in our
city last Saturday and made us a vis
it. Mr. Marr is one of those earnest ,
patriotic and trustworthy men > vho
make the world brighter for their
having lived in it.
An excayation is being made be
tween the Red Front and Taylor's
restaurant preparatory to the erec
tion of another addition to the Red
Front. Jackson & Bray ton , the pro
prietors , are progressive men and in
crease their buildings to keep up with
their large mercantile business. It
gives employment to the laborers and
the mone > is well invested.
We have a complete stock of envel
opes and paper on hand and a practi
cal printer who has had years of ex
perience in job printing. We can
turn out the neatest of work with up-
to-date type , that you have ever seen.
If you want any envelopes , writing
paper , cards , sale bills or any kind of
job printing , we can please you. We
invite those who need printing to call
and see our samples.
The hunting party composed of
Sandy Griswold , sporting editor of
the World-Herald , and son Girard , F.
A. Goodrich and Judge Chas. Ogden ,
pulled in from the lakes near E. Still-
well's , Tuesday evening and yesterday
morning took the train for Omaha.
They say they didn't get all the ducks.
They didn't have very good weather
for their hunt. Chas. Metz left the
party and came in last Thursday ,
E. J. Davenport has been improv
ing his building formerly occupied by
Quigley & Chapman and on Monday
the postoffice was moved across the
street into it.
A Sioux City firm advertises a large
number of cattle for sale to our stock
men. Our people have had some ex
perience in handling the so-called
Sioux ( 'ity cattle and that experience
hiri not been s.itislactorj' . There are
nu eiiaps in the cattle business by
which you can get rich in a day or a
year. There is an abundance of op
portunities to lose what you have been
years in accumulating and you can
lose it in a year or in a day.
Through an oversight last week an
article announcing the arrival on
Sunday evening , the 16th inst. , of
Mrs. Sol. Morey and her daughter ,
Gladys , and the baby , from Dead-
wood , where they have been for near
ly a year. Mr. Morey came a couple
of days later. They will visit with
relatives and friends here for a month
before returning to the Blacfc Hills ,
where Mr. Morey has found employ
ment as a carpenter during the past
year , at good wages ,
We no longer hail with delight the
Chipping in to this country such cat
tle 1 as come from Sioux City , now
famous as the ' 'Sioux City dogies , "
nor any dther cattle offered cheap by
commission houses in lots to suit the
purchaser. J They have proved a fail
ure in making money for the stock
men of Cherry countv. Many cattle
thus shipped in are infected with dis
ease and our stockmen can ill afford
to hazard their successful and grow
ing herds by placing disease among
them. The DEMOCRAT suggests cau
tion to its readers.
Last week a gentleman and two
young ladies stopped in our city for
three days advertising Baker's cocoa
and chocolate. They took ujs their
headquarters at the stores of Daven
port & Thacher and the Red Front ,
where they furnished hot cocoa drinks
to everyone free of charge. They es
tablished a reputation for that drink ,
the most delicious , and gave instruc
tions how to make it , The young la
dies were dressed to represent the
picture on each box of cocoa and were
very attractive. They left pleasant
memories of their bewitching smiles
and a longing to see them once again
lingers in the vagaries of a bachelor
mind. ]
Educational Department.
BY LETA STETTER.
-The mill can never grind with the wat-r
that is parsed. "
Miss Ayers was absent Tuesday fore
noon.
The seniors are working on their
orations.
The Plane Geometry students finished
the fourth book , Wednesday.
The juniors have suddenly assumed
a mofct unexpected litr rary bent.
John Coggswell , after an absence of
two years , is again a pupil in the oth
grade.
Don't forget the Delphians , April 18 ,
in Cornell hall. They will play * ' .Dear
est M-ima. "
Soon a meeting of the club will be
called to elect a secretary , treasurer
and an executive committee to manage
the affairs of the club.
Prof. Waitson recently received a let
ter from Bert Jeffers , of the class of ' 01.
He says that he is enjoying his work
in the Omaha Medical college.
The Non Pareils' program of last
Fridav evening was a decided success.
The total proceeds of the evening were
§ 44.75 and after deducting expenses we
find $ o3.uu to add to our library fund.
Maggie Brown , of Britt , was enrolled
in the grammar room this week. This
makes the fifteenth non-resident en
tered on the enrollment list this year.
All of these , however , are not at present
in attendance , a few having dropped
out of the ranks from different causes.
/ . A. Becker , of Spearfish , S , D. , was
in Valentine last week tor the purpose
of interesting our people in a series of
first-class entertainments for next year.
Ninety-nine persons havq pledged them
selves to purchase tickets at $2 50 for
I he season of six entertainments. This
action secures for us six first-class en
tertainments for next year beginning
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CLOSING
must sell our entiie stock of goods , Everything goes.
400 Pairs of Shoes
at 50c on the Dollar , ,
Big Reductions in Everything. Come and see
for yourself liow mucli a dollar will buy.
Maier Sisters.
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A COMPELTE LINE OF
GeneralMerchandise
Merchandise
AND
Groceries
MAX E. VIERTEL CROOKSTON XEBKASKA
THE DONOHER
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J C. WEBB. Proprietor.
IB the Best Equipped , most Comfortable , Largest
and Best Two-Dollars
- a-Day
FIRST-OLASS MODERN HOTEL
In North western Nebraska
Bath , Hot and Cold Water , Two Sample Rooms
YALEHTIEE - HEBRASKA
U. G. McBRIDE
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
CARPENTER IN GENERAL 8
VALENTINE NEBRASKA
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