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VOLUME XIX VALENTINE. NEBRASKA. DECEMBER 8 , 1904 NTTMBEE 47
Are you going to want a Heating :
Stove this winter ? If you are , you
want the best the best in appear
ance. the best in quality and the
bot in results. If you want ono
tliat Vvil1 i\\i \ > y..u the best results
for aii kind * * of fuel , you want one
01 t.lie following linos :
Cole's Original riot Blast ,
Peninsular Parlor Heater >
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and Double Mealing
12s.se Burners ,
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The XXth Century Laurel ,
The Retort Jewel-
W h'ive ih - exclusive
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of ihe. above lines , which include
the beMme ! * in-de. Mnk us a
call before buying elsewhere and we will gladly explain to you
all the special features of the different stoves. We guarantee
every tove mentioned to be perfectly satisfactory in every tfay
or we will exrharige it or .refund uwuey paid us.
4' . We carry the largest and most complete line of stoves of
r kinds found in Northwest Nebraska.
Call and Inspect these stoves. >
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Sho asid Stsits
Fur oas for Ladles
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TAILORING
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Guns , Ammunition and Hunters' Supplies.
ifl ? A full line of hardware , cutlery and tove of best make * .
S A lot of useful articles that make liou-e-keepin < i a plua-ure.
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G. H. Coi NELL , President. J. T. MAI' , Vice-President.
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Mr. Bullis , of Britt , and John
Britt were in town yesterday.
W. E. Wilson , from southwest
of Georgia , was in our city last
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Fischer returned
last week from a three month's
visit in Iowa and eastern NVbr.
Mr and Mrs. Huntington , of
11-iy Springs visited the Dotson's
southwest of t/uvn Uie pu > t xvcek.
Mrs. McNichold cuno u } > J'joni
O'Neill the first of the week anil
drove out to her claim with her
son-in-law , W. E. Flaley.
Mr. and Mr ; . Smith came down
fiom Dead wood yesterday inoni-
in to spend the holidays with their
! daughter , Mr. . J. C Xorthrop.
H Gieen was down from Mer-
rnvm l < t Saturday , transacting
1)1 ine - "tVe p.upved | > l 'i-ant.
v > i \\5iii him during a few PJJIC
ni > 'M nN
1 ? , 'rs L ( ? Sparks reluried ; Sun-
, da.v morning from a few spek"s
stav in Michigan , where they were
' call-'d ! > . \ a telegnm to the bedside
of Mr Sparks1 father.
} Mr Ea ley and two children re
turned Sunday morning from a
two wpp.k's visit in New Albany ,
Ind. , with Mr Easle.y's father and
mother. He also visited relatives
in Orleans , Iowa
Ge. . K. Sawyer came to town
last. Stiurday evening and wt-nt
back to the ranch Sunday morn
ing. He tells us that they have
purchased Robert Quisenbery's
ranch to join the Sawyer Bro.'s
ranch.
Nathaniel Stevenson , of Ruse-
bud , and Miss Elizabeth Lowe , of
Piunkinior , S. D. were married
by the Rev Clark at his home on
Nov 20 , 190-i Mr ev.n on is
b - . - --trmer at Klackpipe nt { .e
r ej'vtion *
Goo J. G' kill extended his
la l 5J.iturd-iy while in town. Mr.
! Moon , the windmill man , .also
handed \ \ < a dollar. We are ijlad
VIM. l < ! fhev \\rr- \ \
to ( e M-i worerr -
if or mine of " ' ! ) ' ! ! .i v v\'p
m. .n.
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1 The annual ba/a-ir of the Ladies
AM vSucifl.v of the Ptesbyterin
ch'it.rh took place at Bethel \ \ - \ \ \
Tin'-iln.x niyrht A'"ti ' < ; ltj- \verp
SoM in dilierenr booths ; nd aup -
pr was served from 5 to S o'clock.
Over § ! 00 was t ken in and : in en-
jo ' time VMh id ball
.Mortimer L. Tow Veile anil Miss
Grace M. Hunt , both of Firlh ,
, Neb. were married yesterday by
! Rev. HoUcla-v at the home of Al-
la-i 'illiams near Thaeher jlr.
iTowX'cilc i a dniiTii'ist at F'rtli
- IiHunt has been teaching
se tool , near Thndier for the past
t \o months
Dr. .1. \Vortman. . of Loner
Pine , 'fttni.ed la t week I'rom a
I Severn 1 months trip to the Pacific
Co-iM and t' pi > ed in Valentine
htst , Fiida.N and Saturday before
fioinjr to Lon pine. The Doctor
has decided to go back in the
spring to look after some mines
for hibroth in Ala-k-i
The U. S. Weather Bureau re
port for the week ending Dec. T.
showthr highest and lo vest terni
per it ure to have been 50 ° on thei
7th and 3 ° on the 1th. There
was a torm on the 2nd and 3rd
with snow flurries which measured
only .01 of an inch melted. The
snow was very fine and dry. The
highest velocity of wind was 19
miles per hour on the fith , and the
average velocity was not above S
miles per hour. The mean tem
perature for the week was 23.7 ° .
THE TOWN
A silver medal speaking contest
will be given in the M. E. church ,
Tuesday night , Dec. 13 , 1904. Six-
contestants will speak. Good
music will be furnished for this
occasion by the church choir di
rected by Prof. Beatty. A solo
bv Mrs Bivenduet by Mrs Biv-
ens Jinil Mi s EaMey and a song by
the pupils of Miss Mutchmore's
ro' < m. A recitation will be given
by Miss Laura Petti John while the
judges are out Admission l ° - < " '
each Even 'hotly come and hea '
'a ' becter piogram than you will
hear for 50c ordinarily.
Archie Peltycrew has been gain
ing strength t he past week and on
Sunday was able to dress and sit
up awhile awl again on Monday
was able ro be up and walked out
into the dining room to the table.
Dr. Brown thought he was able to
m-ike the trip to Omaha and Ar-
c'lie ' bi inti anxiou to have the op
eration performed , he was taken
to Omsdia Tuesday where he will
he dpi'iaied upon for appendicitis
as soon as ho is able to undergo
the operation. Dr. Brown accomj j
panied Archie to the Emanuelhos- .
pital and will slay with him a few
days.
Csirlson V iiceirt
Miss Emma Carlson and Mr.
Fred Vincent were married Wed
nesday evening at S:30 : o'clock at
thsgjiome of the bride in this city ,
the Rev. A. T. Carpenter of the
Mr. * E. church officiating. A num
ber of guests were present to wit
ness the event and a bountiful
supper was participated in after
the ceremony. Miss Carlson is
the second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Carlson and Mr. Vin
cent is the eldest son of Mr. and
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Mrs. Ja.s. Vincent , all well known .
arid high ! . \ respected citizens of' '
our community . Theoung coup
le h < i\e grown up from their in-
iVmcy in our city and arc graduates
of our city school. Miss Carlson
has been a successful teacher since
graduating and has held positions
of honor and trust in our city. Mr.
Vincent learned telegraphy and has
iieltl Mi'veisil po > iti.injuth ( ) . & .X.
\ \ . ami at pnen' ' is operator at
Fr. Niobrara. They will go to
'iOu e-Kcepmg inY A. Potty-
ctew's home on south Cnerr.v St.
'I in : DK.MOCUAT extends congr-itu- i
Norfolk , VebTov , SOL A.
r\ iKi.ii , ednor C' i ! : < - Spr5nuvie\v
Herald , ha-won his lawsuit against
W. X. Skinner , president of the
CitizenN'sttionil bmk at that
pi-ice and former pub'isher ' of the
Herald The jury after being out
for t\\eni.\ hour..traigiit , fo'ind a
verdict against t\e ! banker. He
had. it > < en > , agreed when he sold
the p-tper to Wil-on. not to re-
enter the newspaper bu-iness in
[ ve1 a Pa'.ia ' co'inty within ten
. \ear.s and had , a year ago , estab
lished the Key a Paha County
\ews , undei1 the name of his wife ,
Pearl Skinner.
He had agreed to forfeit 82,000
in case he did re-engage in the
busine-s and the jurv
.1 jud uieuL for thai
amount and the costs , which
amounted to 8300. State Journal.
iN-rm ; < : IIVN SOLO
St. Louis , Mo , Dec. 3. The In
side Inn , the hotel located within
the World's fair grounds , was sold
today to a St. Louis company for
§ 90,000. The purchase price in- ,
eludes the furnishings. The hotel
cost 8 50,000. The work of de-
moli-hing the building began to-
, day. World-Herald.
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t Davenport & Thacher
Large stock of
Hamiton ! = = Brown Shoes
Just arrived.
All other shoes in stock sold at greatly
reduced prices for next 30 days. Come
and see us. We sell everything , and
at prices which aro right.
MAX E. VIERTEL CROOKSTOJi NEBRASKA
Groceries !
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Our Stock is Always Fresh
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< Hay , Grain and Feed
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S" ! FRUIT AND GAMK
IN THEIR EASON.
Kiivt elasline of cnk ? , Ror-ts : ,
DrSair , Me tts Smoke 1
Highest Market Price Paid for Hogs. 1
FRED * HITTEM RE , , j. w STETTER. V ce
rcrcst paid on
ippnsiN Valentine State Bank ,
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Valentine , Nebraska.
Surplus. s l.O IO Person ? .seeking a plsce of safety * for their
OHlcc Ilnurs money , will pofit by investigating the
\ M. to 4 P. M method employed in our business ,
IIARLESPARKS. * . Cashier L BRITTON , Aas'c Cr.shier
CONFECTIONERY
Suited to .j'our taste. .
Canned Goods Lunch Counter. .
Are now at their best and All you want to .eat at our
we handle the best grade. . . . .Lunch Counter
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Home Bakery
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