Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, July 23, 1903, Image 1
Soolety VALENTINE - sgap- S- VOLUME XVIII VALENTINE , NEBRASKA , JULY 28 , 1903. NUMBER 27 I ffQfftl isigg gfo V&1& * tote 4 ? tote to tote to carries a complete line of f 49 Harness , Saddles and etc. tt 49 49 49 Heavy and light Harness , Stock Saddles , Boys 49 Saddles , Horse Collars , Sweat Pads , Halters and 49 49 all kinds of strap work. : : : : : 49 49 We also carry Simmon's Patent Collar , which we ' 49 49 guarantee will never break , will last as long or 49 longer than any collar sold and always give perfect 49l * l fect satisfaction. : : : : : : 49 tote 49 tote 49 tote 49 tote 49 tote 49 to 49 tote 49 tote 49 tote 4 ? tote to tote to tote 89 to Our Line Of Summer Shirts is complete. Our Ventilated Summer Shoes for men 11 E Z on the feet. They have a perfor ated inner sole and air chambers to keep the feet cool. They're neat and the most perfect shoe made. We also have Ladies' , Misses' and Children's shoes to fit the feet , Colonial Slippers and comfortable shoes for hot weather. TAILOK D. AND CLOTHIER. EiP'IS' VVi Gasoline Stoves Vi I ? Comfortable cooking. All through the summer your kitchen ifr jfj will be cool if you have one of these stoves. Easy to run t * and easy on the pocket. " 49 0w General Hardware , Stoves and Kangj j * | j es. Iron Beds , Springs , Mattresses and j * | j Furniture , windmills and Pumps , j * | j Piano Mowers and Bakes. 49 FRAHK FISCHER , * 49 TA - YEAR SHAW JAMES B. HULL Sole Agents for HERALD PURE RYE WHISKEY Ale and Porter , And FRED KRUG'S BEER Choicest Wines and Cigars , VALENTINE X NEBRASKA . . . f - XJi .V CITIZENS MEAT MARKE HENRY STETTER , PROP FRESH FRUIT AND CAiE IN THEIR SEASON First-class , line of Steaks , Koasts Dry Salt Meats , Smoked Chartered as a State Bank \ C. bartered as a National Bank June 1 , 1884. August 12 , 1902 , The HAL BANE Valentine , Nebraska. ( Successor to ) , of "V CAPITAL PAID A General Banking OOO . , Exchange , . . and * \J' \ JJ t. rt . 7 Collection Business. C. H. COSNELL , President. J. T. MAY , Vice-President. M. Y , NicHOL0DN > Cashier. TALK OF THE TOWN Local Weather Record U. S. Department of Agriculture f Weather Bureau j Valentine. Nebraska , week ending 6 a , m July 12,1803 , Maximum temperature 92 degrees on the 9t Minimum temperature , 55 degrees on the I9t Mean temperature. 72.3 degrees , which is 0. degree below the normal. Total precipitation , 1.69 Inch , which isl. 17 in < below the normal. H. McP , BALDWIN , Official iu Charge , Fancy China at Mrs. Elmore's Judge Zarr has gone up to Job Neiss' to assist in haying. Jim McClain , of the reservatio was in our city several days las week. Geo. Hornby is building a ne house in the northeast part c town. F. H. Baumgartel , of Crooks ton was doing business in our cit ; Monday. H. B. Clapp , of Simeon , was i : town last Saturday , making prep arations for haying we suppose. The Valentine Bottling Work puts up the finest kind of soi drinks. 17 Mrs. Clara Hunter , of Valentin has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. "W Snyder a couple of days this week Chadron Journal. Last week a girl in one of the resorts shot at a soldier making ! flesh wound on the elbow.V didn't learn the name of either. Pete DeCory , of the Rosebw reservation , was in our city a fe\\ days the latter part of last weel looking for hay hands and getting ready for haying. Jake Brechbill , of Sparks brongh a load of hogs to town last Satur day which he sold for &L50 pei hundred. He called at this office while in town and subscribed foi THE DEMOCRAT. Morning subject at the M. E , church next Sunday will be. "Nameless Heroes of Earth. " Evening : The fifth special ser mon will be presented at this ser vice on the subject , "Money and ! ihe Kingdom. " Ainsworth voted § 10,000 bonds Monday to offer for the building 3f the state normal at that place. The citizens are hustling for the school and would continue to hustle to make it a success if it were lo- 3ated there. Senator Mutz , we're willing. John Stetter , an old timer in this section of the county but now of Valentine , spent Friday and Sat urday last in Chadron. He at tended the reunion at Bordeau , ind was accompanied by his two laughters and two neices. Chad ron Journal. Porath , the well man , is down 270 feet at Horst's place in west Butte and has yet found no water , } ther than surface -water. A lay- jr of rock was passed through pretty well down toward the bottom tom of the hole , but it failed to Fetch the much sought aqua. Boyd County Register. Our county should be represent ed at the state fair this year. Farmers and stockmen who have 3ne grasses , tame or wild , that ivould make a good sample and representative of what can be * rown in our county should confer ivitli C. H. Cornell regrading it or my other product which could be sent from here as an exhibit. The State Fair will be held Sept. 4th to llth. David Hanna , of Wood Lake , has charge of the exhibit of Class A of horses and mules which insures a recognition of the north western part of the state and its resources. Stop at Quigley & Chapman1 and get a quart of Ice Cream fc the family. 24 1 On account of the washout we * of Hay Springs , Mrs. S. A. Eic and son I. M. and his son La rence did not go to Hot Spring until Sunday night. Mrs. Thack rey and Miss Cora decided to no make the visit and Mrs. Thackre ; returned to Manhattan Wednes day and Miss Cora was needed i ] the postoffice on account pf th sickness of Miss Sherman. Eev. Eay preached on the abed of departed souls before the judge ment , Sunday night. He took th stand that hell was not made t < punish mankind but as the abed of the Devil and his angels. H pictures two places for the wicked that they will be in Hades , a placi of torment until the judgement am will then be cast into a sea of fire The good go to Paradise to awai their entrance in Heaven. llie traffic on the Kbrthwesten was suspended from last Thursday until Sunday from Hay Spring ! to Bordeaux on account of a coupli of thousand feet of track bein washed out there by a cloud burs last Thursday evening. The wat crin places washed out bridges 20 feet lii : h , sweeping over th < track in a mad rush for lowei ground where the waters joined to gether and did considerable dam age to crops as well as washing away everything that was loose and in places tearing up large trees 3y the roots or bending them over. ETad the cloud burst came a weel earlier , a thousand or more people encamped at the Bordeaux reunion would have perished. There was zonsidcrabc loss of stock and dam- ige done to fences , crops and build ings along the Bordeaux beside ; he washing out of all the railroad Bridges and considerable track for i distance of eight miles. Shooting ; Scrape. About one o'clock p. m. Sunday 3er'gt. Pettit , of Co. L. , ordered some beer at a resort kept by C. E. Price near the river and refused ; o pay for it. He was unruly and ibusivein his language to Price wiio , vas waiting upon him and finally vhen one of the girls started to go jehind the bar he shoved her back saying , "Don't go in there. " Price told him not to shove the rirl around that way , whereupon iie Sergeant took out a six shooter ind began shooting at Price say- ng , "What have you got to Say ibout it ? " Price reached for his evolver , but being a trifle unsteady Tom the bullets flying around him it close range tipped the revolver o the floor and had to get down ) ehind the counter' to pick it ip and raised up shooting. He ired three shots and having no nore loads , picked up his win- ihester shot gun and fired at the sergeant who also running out of ihots had turned to run or to re- oad and was passing out of the leer when a load of shot overtook lim. He started to run and ran ionic distance before he stopped ind waited for a team to take him o the Post. The charge of shot truck him in the shoulder but he vas not seriously hurt. . A MERE HINT. There i § a little matter to which DUE DEMOCRAT beg § to call the at- ention of it § subribcr § . We eally hate to Speak of it , but Sorae lave Seemingly allowed it to Slip heir mmd $ . To u& tfii $ i § a vcr.y mportant iSue : in fact it $ a necc- ) ity in our buine $ $ . We won't ipeak further > on the Subject. Perhap $ you have already gue' ed > he dri t of our remark . Ex. DFESS TRIMMINGS Pendant Ornaments jj * In black and white. Swell up-to-date , dressy..loc eachj Butterfly Medallions The newest thing out. In black and white silk. Small fc > size 15c. Large size 40c. | J Imitation Cluny Lace and Insertion j * The popular lace of the season , 20c per yard. Appliques , Dress Braids , Beadings , Insertions | J A full line at the right prices. . & > Torchon and Valenciennes Laces & 43 Prettiest , newest , daintiest patterns imaginable. * * Davenport 82 : Thacher' GENERAL MERCHANTS Our Spring Goods , f y are now in and we are prepared.to figure with you in any thing you may need in our lines. We sell everything kept in a first-class General Store at prices which are right. If you are in need of any Farming Implements let us figure with1 you. MAX E. VIBRTBL XEBilASKA GEOOKSTOiS Our Groceries Are best for GOOD LIVIi\TGr. Yon get satis faction from Good Groceries and we get satis faction in furnishing them. We give you the best in quality at a price you are willing to pay. jW. A. Pettycrew , General Merchandise. te from every point of view , frkCcrmick mowers will be found faultless in design , modern in con struction and thorough in equipment , with the most practical features. These mowers arc so perfectly balanced , so easily operated and do such smooth and even cutting that they instantly become the favorite of every man who buys one. The f.kCormick book , "A MODEL MACHINE , " tells &II about Mode ! mowers. " so yon ivant IT 119i"s LL : ( ag oed one. Tlie place to get the best Windmill , also pumps"and Tanks. First door south of the DoTioher House Highest cash pri e paid for Hides and Furs. 3. MOON Valentine Nebr . - - - ,