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When not pai nc ? , Singlp copies 5c.
per .tssut or ffi.OO a year.
Lo il NotlrMJOiJItuarJes , ixvage Uesolntlnn
indJ oclalj * for _ fopvf nup 5c per HDP r > f r is-nm *
PraridR/l H jtJphpi - = f iltw per \ enfMn.arfTOnpe
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addtUohal. pace$3-po per inch per year : i-np aved
Wock8eitra : * 1 00 > ach.
Parties llrlng outnWe rherrjrount > not pr
* . . . . . . r. . Bonally known v requet d tp pav ip artyaui-e
' iJ per cent additional to above rat * < if over G
nontos in arreat's ;
Notices of losses of stock free . to . brand . adver-
tigers.l '
-Westoverand Harrington will
be greeted with hearty handshakes
this fall upon , their success at re-
.election.
There are too many men in our-
party that have to be-carried along ,
as-dead weight. Too many who
. . .nofc only'have "no enthusiasm 'for
success 'but 'have grown RWiff dis
gruntled , apathetic and lethargic.
if-tKey.liaveno .goodcto : iy for
the- party they can" , db. but little
good. Let every .one remember
that our principles are right and
we-snouid&ever tire of expressing
them to other - wlio.may.nee.d. . en-
. . < x > urag n3 n.yfiSpjad of disparag
ing words. If wo "cannot" win this
year wo will sometime. ( V iirage
t to.do oc' ep/iryinff. should , per
vade every mind until our enemies
fill before us. Our party is right
but we * lack - * orgnization . > , * . , enthusiasm -
asm and interest in gettingrutour
. voters. Then instead of allowing
others.to work us for their-friends ,
we should get out and work for
our friends and the party.
More Local.
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DrlT. .F. Campbell , of Cody ,
c \yas in o.ur city last Monday.
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i Dave and L. M. Hancock were
inthe ; city ] ast F-riday and Satur-
, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith , of
.vToocHake ' town Wednes-
' * . , were an
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> -.4ay. . i
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B. E. White and .Arthur' Bow-
eringr were down "from * * Mefriman %
.last Monday. .
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C. H. Jacobson , . of. . Gregory ,
-transactingf business , in the. , . ;
"W. W.-'Wood , a prominent at
torney of Eushville , was in our
city yesterdayjon business.
- S. .F. Gilman and a company of
fri&nds'jrom Neligh are in town
today .for. a hunt and a few days
. C P. Jprdanv.,3ym. Barker , J.
F.-House and others from Kose-
bud were in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
3Y. N- Bliss , , pf > Crookston , had
some hogs down today which he
s-Gldio.-HenryStetter at the City
Meat Market. . . . . . .
Wood I/ak < * Si'liool Report for
: Month Ei.ding X v 6th.
. .Tliojroiowing\ ils were per
fect in attendance this month :
L'lv M'jNatnee Ifwlie Bohart %
Gindy Shaul Harvey McNaiuee
. eoJ VVest . , Wilbur Parks
'Mau'if Bafiey' " May \VhIllans ' '
'Miller WagnerVvlan Younsr
Key Waener 0 ergt * I nvore
Ll > d Ebfharl Eiiw rd Koifiovnky
Frank Uaylea , ' Htrman M-N.iince
Harrison'Wjnian SamtiHl xvjijjfrne-
Cari Bohart Wene E'-nrha t
E. B. Gowix , Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Number of "pupils enrolled 52.
Those perfect in attendance were : .
Alp'ia ' Danfela Kusseli We ker
Arthur xagner Kay Tcuto
Clint Day " Alberi.'Kounovsky
Don r .rkcr Eli Btkt-r
Evoret Welker Eml yViH < ims
Elm rSbaul . . Ona Klchard&m
Fran-Dew - Nelli Fergison
FraucB < hart Vaa Young
Churlfe > baul l.ucj vvhlllans
Fioyd-Wynmn Hazel Waggoner
Glen beriart ' Lelah Johnson
Harry Hajen Inez Kberhart
Uaro Id We kur Llla bbernart
Horace Wllllaras Mabel Uicket
* lie Welker -ruettlo Itickct
Ka'l h Baker Edith Parted
Audry Johnson
EMMA CARLSON , Teacher.
The report books for the two
months of school were given out
this week.
A number of pupils attended the
party at Mr. Groves' ranch last
Friday night.
A class is taught in each room
if tor four o'clock. It is necessar.v
n order to give more recitation
iime. . - , .
.The daily weather maps sent by
; he bureau at Omaha are very in-
; eresting to the Physical Geog.-
; aphy class. - - - . , . ,
At the next society meeting the
sighth grade class.willdiscuss . iilie
luestio'hj AKesolved : That worn-
in should vote ; " ; . v . -
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- . ' .V'i- ,
I Wood Lake
Mrs. Kinkead made a trip to
J Valentine this week.
Mrs.-Swan , who has . . been , , sick
for some time , is very low.
John West came down from
Valentine "Wednesday morning on
a visit to his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson re
turned , home' from a trip to Fair
fax , S. D. , Tuesday morning.
Mr. Tillson and daughter Annie
were in Woodlake Sun'day. Miss
Anna was on her way' out to. her
school in the Groves' district *
The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs.
Whillans last Saturday , and will
be held at the home of Mrs. Vin
cent at three o'clock in the after
noon Nov. 21. Everybody invited.
Ecv. Gumbo w will preach in the
church Sunday evening , Nov. 15.
Sunday school Sunday /afternoon
at two o'clock. A Loyal Temper- ;
enc Legion for the young people
will be.organjzed heiersbon. , *
Mrs. Anna M. Palmer , o | , Des
Moines , Iowa , was here two days
and gave us some interesting talks
in the afternoon and evenings of
i each day and her lectures were
much appreciated. She' has been
on a tour , to the Pacific coast , and
has been lecturing since last May.
These were the last meetings she
held .before returning to her home.
About forty of the friends of
Mrs. E. L. Davis met at the home
of Mrs. J. W. Whillans at three
o'clock Tuesday afternoon , and
gave her a farewell reception. At
the appointed time two of the
ladies went to her home and per
suaded her to put her wraps on
and cdme down town with them ,
and. asked her to go to Mr. Whil
lans' house , where she was agree
ably surprised. Refreshments
were served and before the guests
went home a fine table cloth and
two nice handkerchiefs were pre
sented to her as souvenirs from
her Woodlake friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Davis and family started for
New 'York' Saturday morning and
tho-many friends. they 4iave left
behind'wish. I them : a.pleasant. trip
and an enjoyable time among their- ; ,
old friends : in. . New..Xork. ; : Hhey J
will b'e greatly missed here ;
Real tstate Transfers
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' ' CornellxTownaite Land Co. tb-Pierry
'
, WWagner . , - w d $25 lot l'
Samuel B Rice and wf tp Charles H
Beckman , w d 31500 nw 28 32 29 . "
Perry \Vagner , and wf to Fannie
RObineon , m.tj ; 860 lot 11 blk'.lS
C H Cornell to Hammond & Bullis ,
marji rel lot 1 bis 13 Valentine .
C H Cornell to Charles tt-Bullis and
wf , martf rel lot 2 blk 13 Valentine
"
. 4J d to. Rosa B Morgareidge , patsse
nwee nesw 1 31 29 .
U 3 to Will F Morgareidge , pat.-ese
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12 , ene 13 32 29
U , S to Jennie Morgareidge , pat wsw
27 , wnw 34 32 29
Wm A Burr and wf to Charles H M
( Gay , w d S500 ent 18 , wnw 17 31 38
Nelson S Rowley and wf to Charles
J Bills , mtg § 3500 wnw senw J3 30 35
Jo'in L Roseberry and wf to 'John
Forbes , mtir 815000 lots 1-2-3 , 2 27 34
i Jara W'Fetch to Kelson'S Rowley ,
raarg rel nsw nwse swne 25 30 32 , ne
seaene 30 , swnw 29 30 32
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Bank of' Hyannia to J L Roseberry ,
rel sse as w 5 27 35 other land
Augustus Shaw to James E Petty
crew , w d 8300 sue nse 20 35 27
Flora M Willev and bus to Augus
tus rfhaw , q c d 81 above land.
U S to Heirs of Chas Shaw , pat , sne
nae20 35 27
U S to Wm Harvev , pat aesw 2 , ne j
nw wen 11 33 32
U S to Henrv Lau , R R $200 nesw
nw e83e2 33 32 . . - '
Wm W Hargey and . wf to Henry
Lau , w d $1200 sesw 2 33 32
Henry Lau and wf to Ira W Smith ,
vr d $700 sesw 2 33 32
Wm Francke and wf to L N Lay-
port , mtg § 200 snw swne 24 30 29
Robt A Welch to Wm Francse , rel
ibove land.
Pioneer Town ite Cr to John Bovver
iv d $112.50 lot 5 blk 18
Victoria R Roberts and bus to Hub-
jrt J Haskell , w d 8700 nese nene se
i A25 28 25
John Ferstl to School Dist No 21 ,
T d § 1 commencing at the NE corner
) f sese 13 33 28
Wm P Davis and wf to .John and
iaiah Davis , w d 8500 new aenw n rae
15 35 31
Whillans & Vincent to E L Davib ,
ritjr $1000 1-it.g 8 tq2 ! JLrrcJuSlve bltt 33'
yaodlake . . .
. C H Cornell .to.Ntlaon S Rowley and
? f , wsw nw2730 31 other land.
' % ilJl . .t. .
i IH II. t. . . , P.I.II wlirii joti' e eating fruit ,
frc'sh'and well ripened. : : ' : :
. " We sell a lot-of-them * *
fresh.
are good when they are
which keeps them fresh , : : ' ' . : : : - : " . . ' 'V
. tiuitV tt'hvve ? ell ji lot < " > f rln in.
j. "is whar yon need'every day. Ours w .fresh when : you . . .
want it. : : : - : : . : * : ; : : :
BOHLE'S CONFECTIONERY.
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JIIAUMCS SPAJtics.
FHED WIIHTKMOKK Piesidunt
J. W STKTTKII. Vice President COKA IW TTHR- * . AsMwai-t' ashler -
L.rerest paid on
deposits. -/fr
VALENTINE STATE BANK
Capita ) . S 5.OO < >
VAJLreiVTIIVIC , NISBRASl
Surplus. S1OOO
Persons seeking a pliice of safety for their1
Olllce Hours money , will profit by investigating the
0 A. M. to 4 I' . SI. methods employed in our business.
Jap. E. Pepper W. H. Me Bray er Canadian Club
All the standard brands of Whiskies , domestic and
imported Wines , Gordon's Dry Gin , and Qigars
of the choicest brands. Blue .Ribbon Bottled Beer
a speciality. : : : : : . : :
Oakland Hunters Rye Bhu Grass Dewars Scotch Whibkey
JAMES.B . - HULL
THE OWL SALOON Proprietor.
v ' / Sole ? Agents for *
"HERALD PURE.RYEr ; WUSKE
, Ale and Porter , And FRED' KRUG'S BEEP .
Choicest Wines , and Cigars. '
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VALENTINE ' . X " NEBRASKA
W. T. Bishop ,
The Wilher Barn . ' '
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Your Patronage Solicited
CITIZENS MEAT MA'RKET
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.ruiilMII Ih ji'niMiTvr > xTX
HENRY STETTER PROP
FRESH FRUIT AND GAME
IN THEIR SEASON
First class line of Steaks ,
Dry Salt Meats , Smoked
HEADQUARTERS FOR
WINES , LIQUORS AND CIGARS
OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS '
Valentine - -
Nebraska
Minimum
Maximum
o a . < r . e\ \
I. &s
Smith Premier
Typewr i t e r
Carfkge. Conical
Key Stem to Type.
Qualities and Ease of Operation
Smith