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x THE VALENTINE
THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF CHERRY COUNTY. NEBRASKA
VOLUME XVII VALENTINE , NEBRASKA. NOVEMBER 0 , 1902. NHJMBER 4 : ' .
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Cold Weather is Coming
We are getting ready. Are you ready for
your fall suit ? If so , call and examine
our stock or leave your measure. All cus
tom 'Work 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
TAILOR
AND CLOTHIER.
T- YEARNSHAW
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JAMES BHULL
6" Sole Agents for
HERALD PURE RYE WHISKEY
Ale and Porter , And FRED KRUG'S BEEF
Choicest Wines and Cigars ,
VALENTINE X NEBRASKA
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Chartered us n t ire Hank Chartered as a National Bank
Jun 1 , 1SS4. August 12. 1002 ,
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CAPITAL PAID IN A General BHI J-M g
525,000.
C. H. CORNELL , President. J. T. MAY , Vice-President.
M. V , NICHOLSON , Cashier. CORA L. WAITERS , Assistant Cashier.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
Miss "Wren Donoher was down
from Cody Tuesday.
Cady Hook was visiting friends
in Valentine Tuesday eve.
MEichardson , of Georgia , made
Valentine a visit Tuesday.
Theo. Tillson and wife of Pen-
brook , spent Sunday in Valentine.
liobt. McQuade in building a nice
two story house south of the depot ,
Mr. Will Shepard of Wood
Lake made Valentine a visit Mon
day.
Mrs. Hintz , of Johnstown , visited
last week with her sister , Mrs. E. j j
H. Bohle.
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Miss Eggleston was greeted by a
full house Monday night at the M.
E. church.
Mat Houso is building an addit
ion to his house and will soon have
a comfortable home.
D. M. Sears , of Kennedy , came
up Friday to transact business in
our city and take out some supplies.
Major Anderson and J. C. Hounds
returned last week from a trip up
to the Major's homestead inS.D.
Agent McChesney and several
Indian police came down Monday I
to encort some money up to the
Agency.
Mi' . Jas. Bruce who has been
working here the put nion'th re
turned to his home in Chicago ,
Monday.
John Hullis ha * given up hi *
former position with Gen. Uornby
and has begun woikforJackson it
Wm. Barker , a goytninent em
ployee at Rosebud Agency , Spent a
couple of days in town the first of
the week.
BOILS To Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Sherman , Friday night at 12 o'clock
a baby girl. Mother and child arc
doing nicely.
0. J. Kellar , of Brovnlee , came
in and paid his subscription and
brand account to the DEMOCRAT last
week wlnle in the city ,
Miss Esther Smith returned Fri
day morning from Big Horn , Wyo.3
and will makt her home for the
pre sent with her parents.
V ednesday of last week Ben Gan
ow and Miss Nettie Spam were mar *
ried in t is city by Judge Towne.
Congratulations from the DEMOCRAT ,
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Frank Armstrong , of L'eri-e Haute
Indiana , a brother of Mrs. Chas.
U" . Bay , came Out week before last
and will spend the winter with Rev.
liny in liopes of benelitting his
health.
MiBs Cora Thackrey accompan
led Miss Mary Gumbo w up to Kil-
gore last Saturday where she began
her school Monday. After staying
over night Miss Thackrey returned
Sunday.
The mill has again resumed
grmd.ng and is turning out good
Hour which has become famous.
Win. Whitmore , the jiniller , is back
from Netigh where he has been for
some time.
Next Sunday will be the first
quarterly meeting of this year.
Itev P. II. Eighmy will preach in
the monriug and evening. The
communion be administered at
the moring service *
Al Voting received a telegram
from Cody , Saturday to "coins at
once , " ihinking t-ome oneas sick
ho boarded the liist train but met
with d pleasant burpribe as it was j ! \
a friend from the lulls that lmal'1
came down for a few days hunt.
Shorty says he doesn't remember
just how many chickens they killed i c
but it watf tm enQi'LaOua guju ;
Wednesday of last week a rifle
in the hands of John Cogswell ex
ploded. 1 A piece of the gun si ruck
and lodged in the forehead inflict
ing . a dangerous wound from which
' he will suffer considerably.
Last Friday Major Gen . Bates
visited Ft. Niobrara to inspect the
Post and make recommendations.
We havn't learned what his con elus
ion are regarding the Post but think
they must have been favorable.
Will Haley , of Valentine , visited
a day with J. S. Harrington and
family this week. Messrs Haley
and Harrington used to be partners
in business at Valentine in ye olden
time. Holt County Independent.
Mrs. O. W. Morey is visiting
relatives ahd friends at Dnrand ,
111. Mr. Morey accompanied his
wife last week a part of tbc way
sincl after attending the Grand
Lodije of the S it D of P at l.in-
coin returned home Sunday night.
Chas. P. Jordan , of Rosebud , last
week purchased about 800 head of
stock cattle from F. W. Jersig at a j
cost of about $16000. Mr. Jordan
had John Neiss , an experienced cut- '
tie man look after tiie denl and
branding which was done in the
stockyards at Valentine.
Miss Fanny VanBtifkirk departed
Friday for her home at Gordon and
will stop for a visit in Merriman.
Miss VanBuskirk has be n doing
dressmaking in our city for more
than a year and Was formerly in
charge of Miss Efner's millinery
store. Much regret is expressed by
her friend : * because of her leaving
and we wish her a pleasant time
and an early return.
Ltist week ouJ1 ready print4not
arriving on time we feared anoth
er < ! el.'iy such s s we lui-1 A few
wee' ' s previous and went to prc.- >
v. ith paper we had on hand which
wu now offer apology for , but on
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account of the irregular delays of
t'-o railroad companv we did not |
li'-r toli-il.l t'.e ' Inst i s te of the
DtiMocuAT before electii > n until
election Was over.
Prairie iires ugiin ; seem In ! *
numerous. From ( his city wehsni. '
seen the light of a big lire raging
on thereMervsifion , one up west : ; nd
one don n Un\aids Norden during
the print week. Tiie utmost care
should b. exorcised and if possible
avert the disasters of each year burn
ing it large part of the range upon
which vo many cattle are dependent
for winter feed. Fire guards should
be kupt open te prevent this whole
sale destruction of the winter feed *
Electionvas a very quiet affair.
Xo excitement and e\t rv man
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hunted the booth without < scort
evidentlv with a ] ) iirpo e of dointr
soinetiiinir. Wo found out fhev
did something , when the Votes
A ere counto-1 , thonjrli it was a Mir !
jirise to is in -oni-- parulfir& ! : .
If some of Lie vntei.co -1-i have
been theie to hear their : ickets
counted it would have no doubt
surprised them too , as we believe
many who voted for one man jiloiie
thought they were voting the whole
ticket.
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Last Sunday evening Goo.
mund , son of Ex-County
II. \\'asuiun1 ; , was kicked in the
stomach by a hoi > o , rujruriijx a
blood veh.'Gi. 1I < .J lingereduntil y
Mondayoninu ( V.IK-II h- ( i'nl.
This makes t\\u sons of Mr , \\ar-
nnmd thai , have met nn-uKntal Teath
in the past two jeu's. Tito Joi inal
extends t-ympathy io the bereaved
. Gordon
COME and SEE
Our new and coniplote line of Pillows Tops and
Backs. Newest and choicest designs . " Uc to 0. > c.
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4 ? Centre Pieces and Doilies stamped on brown find
white linen 15c to . " > Uc. IJemstitclied dresser
Scarfs and centre pieces si.50 to s. " > . ( i ( ) . Turn
over Collars stamped on both white and colored
linens 5c a } > iece : : : :
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Complete line of Belding's Filo and Rope Silks
for embroidering all our designs : : :
DAVENPORT & THACHER
A COMPLETE LINE OF
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Groceries
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For UNDERWEAR and SHOES !
we are strictly in it. Come
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W. A. Pettycrew , General Merchandise.
Times are Good
And perhaps your Watch is old and dotr t keep time. You
perhaps have let it run without cleaning or oiling too long
so it is worn in some parts , and will never dowell without
too much expense for an old watch. You get my prices ,
consider the pi ice and piyctical part of the'investment. Re
member my guarantee insures you a good watch. Big
stock of Jewelry and T-ilivipg Machines on hand. : :
O , W , Morey , The Old Reliable Jeweler.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
WINES , LIQUORS AND CIGARS
OF THE. CHOICEST BRANDS
Valentine Nebraska
Vcmnnts uf Meirliuiir. , U.-ni'-iuucn and Iwlividnuls imited. AJnney
to lnan on iirstulutittle pt-.per and other securities.
Valentine State Bank
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KO U'niTTKMOitB , I-'re ir1.etlt J. W. STLTTISK , Vice Prctsidco
IIIAKLIS : SPARKS. Cashier
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