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THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF CHERRY. COUNTY. NEBRASKA
VOLUME XVII VALENTINE , NEBRASKA. NOVEMBER 13 , 1902. NUMBER 43
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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. A 11 cus
tom work made in OUT 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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HERALD PURE RYE WHISKEY JS
Ale and Porter , And FRED KRUG'S BEER ' #
Choicest Wines and Cigars.
VALENTINE A NEBRASKA Ii
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Anderson & Fischer ,
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GtNLRALHARDWAR :
Agents for the Qniekineal Gasoline Stoves and Ranges.
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Piano Mower and Hay Bakes | *
Coffins , Caskets
and ji Pull Line of Undertakers' Supplies. '
Chartered as a Sttte Bank Chartered as a National Bank
Jun-- , 1884. August 12. 1002 ;
FIBST NATIONAL BANK
Valentine , Nebraska.
( Successor to ) |
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CAPITAL PAID IN General H rku g ,
$25,000. i
C. H. CORNELL , Presideufc. J. T. MAY , Vice-President.
M. V , NICHOLSON , Cashier. CORA L. WAITERS , Assistant Cashier.
CITIZENS MEAT MARKET
J. W. STETTt.K , PHOP
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TALK OF THE TOWN
W. H. Thompson ran ahead of his
ticket m this county.
Wm. Barker and Chas. Bredeson , of
Rosebud , were in our city Monday.
Rev. Eighmy conducted quarterly
meeting at the M. E. Church at this
place last Sunday.
The snow and cold weather of last
week disappeared and fine weather
again predominates. /
Notice our advertisers in this paper"
They will sell you goods at Omaha pri
ces and pa the freight.
Mrs. McDonald was down from
Crookstnu the first of the week visitiiu ;
her daughters aud son.
Yank O'Brien * ras over from the res
ervation the past week. The prairie
tire * have done much damage around
him.
Mra J. C. Webb returned last Fri
day from her visit at Omaha and
Fremont wheie she had been for a
couple of weeks
H ,1 H'llfacker returned
from a visit with bis people aud u
r.et in town by S. N. AJosvs , his part
ner m the rauch business near Simeon.
Al. Thacher returned from his east
era trip Sunday night looking very
well and feeling much better. His
friends have missed him and are glad
of bis return
We are in receipt of the Christmas
lumber of the Delineator which seemfc
o be just the kind of a magazine tor
adies who appreciate latest fashions *
DiJ miiJ ( useful reading matter for th
home
Many stockmen are now kicking
themselves for not selling their fat
cattle and feeders when they could
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have "utteii $4 25 and some are now
compelled to sell at lower figures or
hold them frr a raise as the market'
is now low.
A , B. McAlevey went down to
Omaha last weeK aud purchased
about a hundred of two year old
steers which he shipped up here and
unloaded at this place Sunday. Af
ter branding them he took them out
near Kennedy.
This office i in receipt of volumes 4
and 5 econd . erte * from the Stale His
torical Society. Ure have made onl\ . .
brief examination but find many useful
and memorable events chronicled to-
with information that is vain"
vain"t
a'-le to t > tiulent8 of * arb history and
hv iiiistHrit\
P Sullivan , Andrew Morrissey and
Alex Burr ran ahead of their tickets in
this county hut were defeated. They
are good men and should have had loy
al support They are not any the wors *
no\v that they are defeated. When
hemer were in office thej showed
hnmselves competent , honest and
unrthy of the peoples confidences.
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I ) . J Drehert , special agent for the
G rtnan Mutual Insurance Co . came
in Moudax evnning to look after the
inii-rest of the company This com
pain organized under the laws of 1873
has become popular in writing the best
insurance at the lowest rates. Losses
paid .sim-e organization to t..e people of
Nebraska $130.581 94 See the local
agent I. M. Rice , and have your prop
erty insured in this company. n
Juhus Hanson and wife came up
from Omaha last week and are help
ing with the work at the. Donoher
Hotel , Hr. Hanson as night clerk and
Mrs H-MiM > n as laundress. Mr. Han
son t < s n < tii varied rxp 'iinue and .
hatravellrd over th world considerf
ablv He is gifted as a writer for
Swedish newspapers and has had
much experience OH the stape with
different opera troupes , bein a tal-
ented musician , plavs several instru
ments iind is a man of no mean ability ,
Last Tbursda3r evening "William M.
Larimer a colored soldier was found
in possession of Wm. Shepard's team
and spring wagon at a resort about 3
mile ? from town and was taken intolt
eunuch o1 assistant citv marshal 1
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C'orbin The colored gentleman wa. .
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L.i iren i-fore Judjre Towne , and told
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tliat he ot in to ride with another _
fellow whose namtr given but he.
couldn't tell whether he was black or
white The Judge imposed a fine *
$15 * nd costs amounting to $23 and j ;
the gem'men not havin : the dough I'
was given a berth at the county -
penee and will have ample time for ; J
reflection over the matter of owner-'l
I Now is the time we like to get near
the stove and save coal.
M. P. Kincaid , congressman elect
of O'Neill was in our city Tuesday
shaking hands with friends.-
Next Monday District Court will be
in session. Several interesting cases
are up for trial the most important
being the Green murder trial.
There will be a box social at the
Harmony school house next Saturday
evening , the 16th. The proceeds are
for the benefit of the pastor , Rev.
Lyon.
Be careful whose team you drive
and remember it takes only a short
time to make enough monev to buy a
good team that you may own unmo
lested.
M. P. Mu.sser the Rushville finan
cier and banker stopped off in Valen
tine last week on his way home after
a couple of weeks in So. Dak. and
other eastern points.
Burgess Hartigan of Hastings Neb
has accept * d a position in the Drug
St/ireofGco Elliott Mr Hartigan
.appears to be a gentleman of pood
habits and will make many friends in
our city
G o B Simpson ast. general frt.
ant of the f. & A. ot Kansas City Mo
qfter spending several weeks visiting
with D. A. and Larkin Hancock at
r.heir ranch , returned last week to
his duties
Did anyone learn what promises
Kincaid made to tho people in return
fnr the handsomH vote he not in Cherry
I'onntA ? It surely couldn't be t' ' > at the
.iPople voted for him without a promise
of some kind
Services at the M. E Church next
Sundav as follows : Sundav scho-.l at
10 a m Morning service at 11 a m
Class meeting 12 m. Junior League
2:30 p m Epworth League 6:30 : p. ra.
Evening service 7:30 : p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursdav evening 7 30 p. m
Morning subject "Special Phases of
< 'hr'stiaiiitDemanded Today " Even
ing subject "Not Disobedient Unto
the Heavenly Vision. "
In the case of the state vs E. C.
Shafer before Judge Towne last Sat-
urdav for whipping a 14 year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G , A , W.
Johnson at school , the teacher was
fined $5,00 and costs which amounted
to nearly $50. It appears that the girl
was afflicted with nervous trouble
and had an involuntary twitching of
the eyelids which was mi nderxtood
by j the teacher as making a face at
him and for which she was given a
whipping. A large number of people
from Georgia were in attendance at.
the trial.
Harriwl
At th home of 13. E Hnckatt , near
Polliver , on Sunday , Nov 2 , 1902 , by
the Rev It.-A. Ilarwood , Mr. D E.
'tompMin of this place and Miss Cena
M Downing , of Merriman. Nebraska.
Thf ceremony wa < * attended onlv by
Hie relative of the contracting parties.
The gro"in is well and favorably
known here , having been manager here
for the Minnesota Elevator Co. , and
later for the Western Elevator Co. ,
since the change was made and they
took charge of the business. He is a
poung man of sterling qualities aud has
made many friends here both in the
business circle aud socially.
The bride is a youuii lady , who has
3f late bnen making ber. home in Neb
raska , but was formerly cue of
Kossuth count * 's e'lieieut ' school teach-
srs. who will receive a cordial welcome
From the people of this place.
They returned here on Monday even
ing and were met with a pleasant "re
ception' ' at the depot by the "boy ? . "
They will soon go to house keeping in
the Hans Johnsen house on the east
side. The. Dispatch joins with others
in extending congratulations aud best
wishes to the happvoung couple.
The Bingsted ( [ a. ) Dispatch.
Miss Cena M. Downing has lived in
this ( Cherrv Co. ) for a number op years
and has a host ofwarm friends who
will be interested in the above clipp
ing. Miss Downing Jis well known
among t..e teachers here , having ttught
several years in Cherry county schools
and was regarded as ue of the best
teachers in the countv. She is ao. est
imable lady of good character and high
est qualifications. TIIK VALENTINK
DEMOCRAT extends congratulations to
thu couple and wishes them unbound
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'MAX E. VIERTEL CKOOKSTON
For UNDERWEAR and SHOES
we are strictly in it. Come
and see us : : : :
W. A. Petty crew , General Merchandise.
Times are Good
And perhaps your Watch is old and cloii' 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 do well without
too much expense for an old watch. You gefc my prices ,
consider the price and practical part of the investment. Be-
memher my guarantee insures you a good watch. Big
stock of Jewelry and Talking 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
Accounts of Merchants , .Ranchmen and Individuals invited. Money
to loan on first-class cattle paper and other securities.
Valentine State Bank
( Successors to Cherry County Bank. )
Capita. !
, NEBRASKA.
JHKKCTOltft
FRED WHITTEMORE , President J. W. STETTER , Vice Prcsi
CHARLES SPARKS , Cashier
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0Q YOU WANT A WINDMILL:1 ! : :
The placii * to get. the bept WiuJmillj * abc p'uuips and Tanks. '
First door south of the JX > n'oher Ounse
S.MOON - Valentine , : Nebr :
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