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m VALENTINE DEMOCRAT.
THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF CHERRY COUNTY. NEBRASKA
.VOLUME XVII VALENTINE , NEBRASKA. OCTOBER 2 , 1902. NUMBER 37
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your fall suit ? If so , call and examine
our stock or leave your measure. All cus-
tornwork made in our own shop. Work
manship and fit guaranteed : : \ : :
Ladies' , Gents and Children's Shoes
Ladies' , Misses'and Children's Jackets
The best Mercerized Skirt on earth for $1,00
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Ale and Porter , And FRED KRUG'S BEER
Choicest Wines and Cigars ,
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C. H. CORNELL , President , J. T. MAY , Vice-President.
M. V , NICHOLSON , Cashier. CORA L. WAITERS , Assistant Cashier , itc
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TALK OF THE TOWN
Curt Callen and wife were in from
Sparks during the races.
James McLean , of Rosebud , was
down to the races.
M * . P. Jordan of Arabia was on our
streets Saturday.
Mr. Spencer of Crookston was a
Valentine visitor Saturday.
John Shelbourn of Sparks was a
Valentine visitor Saturday.
Earnest McLean of Norden spent
several days in town last week.
Mr and Mrs. W. T. Cramer were
Valentine visitors Saturday.
John Harden purchased a new two
seated buggy last week.
Charlie Poiser of Newton was tak
ing in the sights of Valentine last
week.
Miss Myrtle Query returned last
Wednesday night from the Sani
tarium.
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C. P. Jordan and lamily of Rosebud
were in town last week taking in the
races.
J. R. Lee , of Brownlee , was a pleas
ant caller at this office while in the
citv last week.
Mrs. Charlie McNareand sons were
in town visiting friends and seeing
the races Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Charbenaugh
were visiting friends and attending
thr races last week.
Jas Langer of Norden and Albert
Nenzel and son of Nenzel were in
own Tuesday evening.
Miss Larson , a nurse from the Lin
coln Sanitarium , is visiting at the
home of A , L. Towle and wife.
Wesley Bolsclaw came down Satur
day morning from Merriman to visit
with his family a few days.
Mr. Grooms , ' from Penbrook , found
time-to drop into the DEMOCRAT office
last week while in to see the races.
Dr .J C. Dewyer has returned and j
we understand he expects to locate f
h ere and become a citizen of Valen
tine again. h
Miss Eva Harden and little brother
Charlie left Tue.sd.ty morning for
Omaha to visit friends and see the c
Carnival ,
Miss Laura Straton a graduate of
the State University who is teaching- frC
the McNare school this year was in C
our city Saturday. 01
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Florence Thompson returned from .
the Black Hills and was visiting at
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the hnuu' of H LSuUinghdUS and
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\\ile duriuy tlie races. ,
Ed. Sear by and wife were doing
business with Valentine merchants
Saturday. They were accompained
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by Mrs James Searby
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Charlie Rider. Surveyor for the re
alloting outfit on Rosebud Reserva dc
tion was in town last week seeing the cc
races ; and shaking hands with his se
friends ] , tc
1ST. C. Riggs and daughter of Woodth
Lake came to Valentine last Friday
to ( consult Dr Sejjnure the eye Spec
ialist and called at our Sanctum to' W
drop : a S into the till on subscription.
Ed Satterlee the Nenzel merchant
was visiting the Co. seat Friday of
last week and dropped in to our cilice .
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for a friendly chat with the editor.tl
Mr Satterlee is a ataunch democrat.
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Mr and Mrs. A Morey and niece tn
Miss Mattie Davis left Friday night fr
for < Lead and Deadwood. They ex hi
pp.ct to be gone about a month. They ol
go to visit the families of Sol Morey { wi
and Hal. McKean h
Mr Heath , son of the Editor of them
Cow Boy , wa& a pleasant caller at
DEMOCRAT head-quarters Saturday.
Mr. : Heath has returned from two
years at State University and is now P
working in the Cow Boy office.Sc
Wm. Ward who with his family )
left here last spring for Elberton' .
Canada returned last week thourough-
satisfied that Cherry Co. Is good
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enough for him This is the second
time Mr. Ward has tried to better | j
his location and returned to his "first' ' p
love" Cherry Co. ! Pui
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John Green a hotel keeper atjOi
Merriman : struck Will StoVer on the st
head last Thursday evening vrith a R
single tree fracturing the skull and ! C
cutting- deep gasl from which he te
died the following morning. Green f (
gave himself up and is now in the'gc '
charge of Sheriff Lay port awaiting w
the preliminary which will be held \
Saturday
j Dan Roby of Springview was one
who didn't forget the Editor when he
was in town.
W. S. Barker , went down to Omaha
last Saturday to take in the Carnival
and meet some of his people.
H. W. Logan & wife of Norden came
over to attend the races and visited
with Mrs. John Shores of our city.
Will Hassed , of Springview , is work
ing in this office this week. He
comes to us well recommended and
he is a bright young man.
Mrs Brown a mother of Mrs Mc-
Crea and Eaton and Henry and Ki
Brown is in town visiting at the home
of Mrs. McCrea. She makes her
home mostly with Henry Brown down
the River.
0. V. Thome , of Lower Cut dleat
school , Rosebud Agenc } ' , seeing the
ad. of Dr. Seymore and his ear and
throat specialist , in the DEMOCRAT
came down last week to see the
Doctors and have his ears treated
We acknowledge the receipt of S on
subscription.
Dr Wm A Winder and his nurse
from theiClarkson Hospital , Miss Key ,
returned to Omaha Tuesday to con-
suJt the Doctor who is attending
Mr. Winder. A week or ten days will
be their stay , possibly longer. It is
hoped that Dr. Winder will be bene-
fitted and return soon.
Wm. Thunder Hawk a full blood
Sioux Indian of Rosebud S. D. is help ,
ingus this week in setting type for
all reading matter while Mark Zarr
and Will Hassed set up the Delin
quent Tax List. They make a fine
office force and the paper shows for
itself what a lot of work has been
done in getting out this issue.
Dan Barnes was up to the races
Friday and brought the word that
Alex. Burr was renominated for
County Commissioner of the 2nd Com.
Dist. of which he is the piesentin
cumbent , , having held the office for
one term and has given entire satis
faction to every one Mr Burr is
honest , fearless and conscientious and
has ; the respect and good will of a
host of friends.
J. ET. Sears came up with the ms.il
carrier ; liom Sparks last Saturday to
transact business He has not yet
gotten ' his money for his insurance
from the Farmers & vierchants Ins.
Co. They seem inclined to beat him
out of it. This is the Company to
which we referred last year as hav
ing a travelling agent and who would
be irone when he was wanted It was
m i.-for tune to Ur Sears that he was
net insured in a Company that vvould ,
pay-
William Ward Sr. and family re
turned ! last Thursday evening from
Alberta country Canada satisfied to
remain in Cherry County. Mr. Ward
does not speak very favorably of that
country and complained that the
seasons were too short and there was
too much mud at the wrong time of
the year. No markets was another
feature and if we told you all it
would take up too tfluch space this
iveek. ( The family and Mr. Ward
tiave enjoyed good health during
their absence since last spring.
In a letter received from Mr.
Sullivan ' , candidate for Representa
tive , he states that while he did not
seek the office for which he was
nominated , neither would he refuse
the nomination and thanked bis
friends for the confidence reposed in
tiim. Everyone who knows this grand
aid man has a good word for him and
tvill be pleased to give him a hearty
hand shake as he comes your way
making a tour of the two counties to l
et better acquainted with the people
for whom he has already done much. .
Robert Good came up with his New
port nine last Friday night and on
Saturday went down to the Post to
play a game of Ball In the forenoon
ind in the afternoon played on our
ball ground. It was a swift game
and thousands o persons witnessed
. It was too swift for the Newport
boys though they are ordinarily good
players and a nice lot of fellowb who
play ball instead of beefing at the P.
umpire. It was a nice game and
our people enjoyed it but they had to
stop in the seventh inning to see the c
Races that were just beginning The.
Crowd ; though much excited and in
terested in the Ball game they pulled'
for the races with a grand rush that
scattered people for a half mile in , 3.
wagons , buggies , horse back and a' '
loot to see the best races ever held in
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WE CARRY
A COMPLETE LINE OF
GeneralMerchandise
Merchandise
AND
Groceries
tMAX E. VIERTEL CROOKSTON NEBRASKA
School and Fancy Tablets
Childrens and Ladies' Mittens and Gloves
Also a new line of outings
W. A. Pettycrew , General Merchandise.
four Pocket Book Will Stand
A Fob Chain for Summer Wear
Ladies' and Gent's Patterns
in Leather , Silk or G-old
D , W. Morey , The Old Reliable Jeweler.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
WINES , LIQUORS AND CIGARS
OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS
Valentine - - Nebraska
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V.cconnts of Merchants , Eancliraen and Individuals invited. Money
to loan on first-class cattle paper and other securities.
Valentine State Bank
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( Successors to Cherry County Bank. )
Capital g icl Up g5 , '
RED WHITTEMORE , President J. W. STETTER , Vice Presiden
CHARLES SPABKS , Cashie ?
C. HORNBY W. S. JACKSOJ *
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The place to get the best Windmill , also pumps and Tanks.
First door south of the Donoher Uouse
. MOON - - Valentine , ISTebr.
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