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VOLUME XX VALENTINE. NEBRASKA. JANUARY 20 , 1905. NUMBER 3
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] $ ' Shears , Skates and Silver "Ware ,
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4 % AYe carry the most corn- .
49 plete line of cutlery shown
Jin the town , including
< 8 Simmons' "Keen Kutter"
49 Pocket Knives and the
J | ' * Clauss" brand Shears.
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49 anteed to be the best , and
Sif not found satisfactory
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$ changeable. AVe also carry a complete line of "Klipper Klub"
Skates , all sizes and prices ,
Skate Sharpaners , Skate
Straps , Skate Ba s , etc. , etc.
Call and inspect our line of Rochester's famous Xickle
49 Plated Copper Ware , including Tea Pots , Tea Kettles , Cuspi-
3 , Trays , Baking Dishes , Chafiing Dishes , etc. Also our
of Silver ware. Be
49 sure to make us a call be-
J ? fore purchasing your holi-
43 day gifts.
Remember. 7 Come to the
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Warm Lined
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iPur Coats ! for Ladles
and Gentlemen. !
TAILORliNG
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Frank Fischer.
Hardware , Furniture and Coal.
FURNITURE , bed room suits , dressers , chiffoniers , w
robes , Iron beds strong and clean , spring couches and mt.ttresip
ses , parlor stands and center tables , combination book cases and
writing desks. Latest Designs and Lowest Prices.
A full line of hardware , cutlery and stoves of best makes.
A lot of useful articles that make house-keeping a pleasure.
Ooiiic and Sec Tlicm fox Yonx-sell"
Frank Fischer.
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Chartered as n ntn Bank Chartered as a National Bank
1 , 1884. August 12. 1002 ,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Valentine , Nebraska.
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A CAPITAL PAID IK l A General Banking
Exchange and
Collection Business.
0. H. CORNELL , President. ' Ji T. MAY , Vice-President.
N. V , NICHOLSON , Cashier.
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Dr. McChesney , of Rosebud , re
turned last Saturday from his trip
to Washington , D. C.
R. P. Gillaspie spent several
days in town last week. He
Dought a buggy to take out home
with him.
Mrs. John Heelan , of Arabia ,
who wont to Omaha some time
ago for medical treatment , has re
turned home in good health.
John Greene and family went
down to Albion , Boone county ,
Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Greene's mother who died
Monday.
John Britt came down last Thurs
day evening to bring his brother-
n-law , Pat Kelley , to the train ,
who has been here visiting with
Mr. Britt and family for a couple
of weeks. He expressed himself
as favorably impressed with our
county. His home at present is [
Westover , S. D.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Belden
jrought Dick Murray and Charley
Campbell down from Rosebud la < = t
Friday and took them to Dead-
wood to answer to the charge of
drunkenness and taking whiskey
onto the reservation. Several In
dians went along as witnesses with
Wm. Thunder Hawk as interpre
ter.
For the benefit of St. John's
rectory , The Fort Niobrara Dra
matic Club will present a comedy
in one act , entitled : "Second
Thoughts , " followed by a farce in
one act , entitled : "French Spoken j
Here , " in the coui\t house in Val
entine , on Saturday evening , Jan.
28 , at eight o'clock. Music by
the Fort Niobrara orchestra. Re
served seats on sale at Eliott's
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drug store. Adults 50c. Children
25 cents.
O'JNTcill 3Icns Xirip
Sioux City , Jan. 21. O. J.
Moore , president of the Commerc
ial club , today received a letter
from the O'Xeill , Xeb. , Commerc
ial club , stating that a delegation
of twenty-five from that club will
visit Sioux City January 25.
It is stated that O'Neill is com
ing to Sioux City to find out what
the Great Northern plans are.
O'Neill is interested even more
than Sioux City in securing an ex
tension of the line terminating
there to a connection with the B.
& M. at Dunning or Alliance , giv
ing a direct outlet to Denver.
Norfolk Daily News.
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Chadron , Jan. 21. Two men ,
Fred Harris and Curtis Jackson , ! ;
indulged in a friendly scutHe herd i
on Thursday night about midnight j
and during the fun a bystander , ,
proposed that Constable Gay lord '
bo sent for , just for a joke.
One man ran to Gaylord's home
and roused the officer from his bed , '
telling him that there was a fight
down town and that his presence
was necessary.
The officer hurriedly dressed
and was soon on the scene. When
he entered the place where the
"fight" was in progress , Jackson ,
in a joking way , made a rush for
Gaylorcl.
Gaylord was knocked down and
he immediately drew his gun and
fired , the bullet penetrating Jack
son's lung.
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Gaylord was arrested and is now
in jail. He will have a prelimin
ary hearing today. Jackson is
home and is in a precarious con
dition and his chances for recov
ery are not very flattering. Oma
ha Daily News.
AI Thacher Dead.
Albert E. Thacher died last
Friday morning at G o'clock of
sclerosis of the liver and the com
plications which resulted from liv
er trouble. Mrs. J. M. Thacher ,
his sister-in-law , had been here a
couple of weeks , and friends all
knew that Al's life was soon to
end unless some change could be
wrought. Mr. Thacher did not
expect to live long when he re
turned from the hospital at the
Fort and expressed then that he
wanted to come back home to die
amona his old time friends.
The above is copied from a rec
ent photograph which was thought
to be a good likenesslof Mr. Thach
er in summer dress.
Mr. Thacher has not been in
good health for three years past.
Each sick spell seemed to bring
him nearer death's door until fin
ally he succumbed to death\s call
at a time whenj ho became tired of
life' ' and was ready to take his de- '
parturc from this life.
Rev. Wells was called from
Omaha to conduct the funeral ser-
vices which were held in the M.
E. church , Saturday at 10:30 : a. in.
The stores and business houses
were all closed from 10 o'clock un
til noon , during the funeral , and
the church was $ vell filled with
people who gathered to pay the
last tribute of respect to their de
parted friend and neighbor. The
casket was covered with floral
tributes , and the ceremony was
impressive.
The body was taken to Phila
delphia by Mrs. J. M. Thacher ,
starting Sunday and arriving in
Philadelphia Tuesday. Funeral
services were held there Wednes
day.
Two brothers , both older , sur
vive Mr. Thv.ch r.
The death of Mr. Thacher ,
though not unexpected , brought
sorrow to our community. Many
admirable traits of his character
and his good will to everybody
will long be remembered , as well
as his pleasant smile and joyous
greeting. He was one of the early
pioneers to this part of the west
and was for a number of years the
'owner .of THE DEMOCRAT office
material and staked several of the
early editors of this paper witfe
funds to run the paper. He has
also been generous and liberal in
donations to charity.
A. E. Thacher came to Ft. Nio
brara in September , 1SSO , to enter
the employ of J. M. Thacher &
Company , post traders , of which
his brother was senior member.
He remained in the employ of said
firm in this capacity until some
time in 1891 , at which time he came
to Valentine and entered into part
nership with E. J. Davenport , in
. which business he continued up to
'the time of his death.
" .Hq. yns. born in Philadelphia ,
January 19 , IS-iO , which at the
time of his death made him fifty-
six years and one day.
He was among the first residents
of the county.
Remnant Sale. |
After our annual inventory , which is
now taking place , we will have an assort I *
ment of odds and ends , which will be sold
at fabulously low prices. These will in
clude Men's , Women's and Children's
Wearing Apparel , a great many remnants
of Dress Goods , Laces , Notions , etc.
Already a great many of our spring
goods have arrived , and in order to make
room for thcoC , we are willing to give you
the advantage of a liberal discount on all
our present stock of merchandise.
WATCH FOR BARGAINS.
Davenport & Thacher i * *
Large stock of
Hamilton = = Brown Shoes
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Just arrived.
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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 are right.
MAX B. VIERTBL CROOKSTON XE1MASKA
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The BEST for table use and at popular prices.
Our Stock is Always Fresh
Dry Goods , Shoes , Mittens
Hay , Grain and Feed
W. A. PETTYCREW , GENERAL MD8L
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IN THEIR SEASON.
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First chis line of S'eaks. Roasts , '
Dry Salt Meats Smoke I
' $ rjikfi ; < t Hucon.
Highest Market Price Paid for Hogs.
I1 RED WHtTTEAIOHE , Prj CHAS. SPARKS , Cashier.
, T. W. STETTEB , Vice Prej. OB.1H Ii. BBITTON , Asa't Cash.
Persons seeking a place of safety for their money , will profit by
investigating the metl-.ods employed in our business.
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