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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1905)
va& ff'&st- f * t if ' " 3T VOLUME 2X VALENTINE. NEBRASKA , OCTOBER 5 , 1905 NUMBER 3.8 , * toto Head toto = toto to I * toto to toto to toto to toto to 4 ? toto 49 toto 49 toto toto 49 49 49 49 4V quarters toto toto toto toto toto 49 to toto 49 to toto 49 to toto 49 to toto 49 to toto 49 to toto 49 to toto 49 to toto 49 to 49 49 49 49 49 for toto toto 49 toto 49 to toto 49 to toto 49 to toto 49 to 49 toto 49 to toto 49 to toto 49 to 49 toto 49 toto 49 49 49 49 Cloth in toto toto toto 0 49 0to 4 ? toto toto 49 to toto 49 to 49 ' & -i > - toto to 43 toto 9 toto RED FRONT MERC , co toto toto toto to Fall and Winter School Suits for Boys , and Shoes for Boys and Girls. The best for wear in the town for the money. Suits made to order. Cleaning , pressing and repairing. D. STINARD CLOTHIER. C73 CD Quick CD My Furniture stock is being con stantly replenished Meal with good serviceable articles for the home. Gasoline Stoves and ranges are the best and I invito you to call safest. They are al and inspect the best ready for use. ways " stock of "Furniture ' . Don't delay. Get one C3 and save half the wor pa and Hardware ever ry of your life. None 09 brought to the city. so good as the " . " "QUICK MEAL. Chartered as a Stato Bank Chartered as a National Rank June 1 , 1884 : . August 12. 1902 , FIRST NATIONAL BAN ! Valentine , Nebraska. ( Successor to ) of CAPITAL PAID IN A General Banking $25,000. Exchange and , Collection Business. C. H. CORNELL , President. J. T. MAY , Vice-President. M. V , NICHOLSON , Cashier. SZ&brfi \ TALK OF THE TOWN V ' J. O. Beatty sold a fine piano last week to Mrs. Chas. Anderson , Born , Saturday , Sept. 30 , 1905 , to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bullis , a daughter. Mrs. J. Peterson was out on her homestead last week making improvements. Mrs. Elmore went up to her homestead near Gordon last week and has returned. W. H. Carter was down from Cody last Saturday and attended the democratic county convention. Mrs. Mabel Caton came down this week from Stearns , S. D. , for a visit with her father , Judge Towne , and family. Venia Merie Kcllar , of Chicago , will give an elocutionary recital at Harmony church , Saturday even ing , Oct. M. Do not miss it. Miss Kate Donoher returned Monday morning from Omaha where she had been to have her eyes examined and treated. Her friends will be pleased to know that her eyes are very much bet ter. To-morrow and Saturday an old settlers meeting will be held at Simeon. For some reason we failed to get the announcements of this and the Arabia meetings. The people of Simeon expect to have a good time. Miss Flora Hornback came up from Surprise , Monday morning , to join her father and mother in e hotel business. Miss Wills , of Surprise , accompanied Miss Horn- 3ack and expects to remain during ; he winter. Mrs. Mae Beamer returned to ler home in St.Paul Minn. , Tues day after a couple of weeks visit with her mother and brothers in and near Valentine. THE DEMO- HAT will tell her the news each week the coming year from this ocality. The Pioneer Grip , published at alliance by F. M. Broomc for 19 years past , sold out to the Herald and the Times , and last week sus pended publication. Mr. Broome gives his reason for so doing as it jeing necessary to devote his ex clusive time to his U. S. landoffice practice which he preferred rather than continue his paper in a field covered by another democratic pa per and without sufficient patron age for both. The county commissioners are in session since Tuesday. The proceedings will appear next week. The greater part of the day Tues day was spent in hearing the ap plication of Mrs. Holloway for as sistance in prosecuting John Tuck er to compel him to support or pay for the care and maintenance of their infant child in which she avers he agreed to do but has not kept his promise. Mrs. George Hornby and Mrs. S. Moon ap peared as witnesses for the com plainant. Wednesday forenoon was spent in looking over a loca tion for a new road up the hill south of the Hanson bridge. They are contemplating a road through C. A. Lovejoy's meadow and up an old wood road used in the early days or of moving the bridge to a new location. Those interested in a road south of town should get to gether at once and make a united effort toward the best location of this road and bridge. Everybody knows that a good road out south has long been needed. Valentine people are in favor of it and all the people south of town will hail the day when a good road is establish ed across the Mobrara between them and Valentine. Rev. Royal D. Waterman , the M. E. pastor for Valentine , ar rived last Friday from Valparaiso this state and * occupied the pulpit Monday. Mrs. Waterman ar rived Monday. We are in receipt of a letter from Mr. Quible accepting the nomination for county treasurer. He expects to be here next week and will try to get acquainted with the people before election. He address the following letter of thanks and appreciation : Merriman , Neb. , Oct. 3 , ' 05. To the members of the demo cratic convention of Sept. 30. Gentlemen : I take this means to con vey to you my keenly felt appre ciation of the courtesy extended in nominating me for the office of county treasurer. Sincerely yours , E. B. QUIBLE. Card of Thank * . I wish to extend to the Frater nal Order of Eagles my heartfelt thanks for their reverence , respect and care for the remains of my dear departed husband. ' MRS. H. K : . BROWN. A Card to the Public. Having recently purchased the Chicago House in Valentine , I make my bow to the public and cordially invite my former custom ers , friends and the traveling pub lic generally to make my hotel their headquarters while in town. Thanking you all cordially for past favors , I hope to merit a continu ance of the same. 3S2 J. A. HORNBACK. i ennion at Arabia. A cow boy's reunion was held in Arabia last Saturday which proved a very strenuous day. Many of the neighbors met at the school house in the forenoon and joined in a typical old time picnic dinner , where little ceremony pre vailed and everyone was his own waiter. Choice viands such as chicken , mince and pumpkin pies , pickles , cakes , cookies and sand wiches were brought fourth in un limited quantities and those who left hungry ought to kick them selves for being foolish. After all had been well fed and ready for sports , a ball game between the local team , Arabia Overalls , and Crookston was called which was really the leading feature of the day. The game was full of spirit and good plays from the start but in the fourth inning the Overalls took the lead and earned a decided victory with the score of li to 6 in their favor. Following the ball game were foot races , horse races and broncho riding which caused considerable excitement but no hard feelings. In the evening all the young folks and many of the older ones , collected at the school house where a fiddler was playing enticing music to the time of which scores of young feet tripped the light fantastic till nearly dawn of day. Sunday forenoon the two ball teams again met on the field and played anoth er game , but it lacked the spirit of the first , presumably on account of the players being out all night and were feeling tired. Crooks- ton took the lead from the start and finished up far ahead of the Overalls. Arabia has been the scena of much sport this season and promises to be one of the live liest little towns along the road. The people in that locality are energetic , full of life and always make themselves known when around. ONE IN ATTENDANCE. 49 The most up to date line in the Country. Don't take our word toto 49j for it. Call and see for yourself. toto toto toto to toto j HEN'S A ! 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