Historical Society
> . ' - = : YULH MK XXIT VALENTINE NEBRASKA. THURSDAY , MARCH 14. 190 NTMREK 9
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We wish to call your
attention to our ex
tensive line of "Keen
Kutter" tools. We carry at all times a complete
1 4 line of carpenter tools , including the best of everything -
thing in .hammers , saws ,
planes , hatchets , auger
bits , bit braces , squares ,
draw knives , chisels , files ,
etc. In fact everything that an up to date carpen
ter will need. Try one-of our "Keen Kutter" axes
or forks. They are tem
pered right , hung right ,
and made right. Always
buy a "Keen Kutter"
pocket knife. We also
have the exclusive sale of
"Manard" spades and shovels. Their are many
imitations of these goods. Always watch the lab
el and accept nothing but a "Manard" and
profit thereby. Each
and every article is
thoroughly guaranteed by us and backed by the
makers. "The recollection of quality remains long
after the price is forgotten. "
RED FRONT
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Clothing , Suits and Pants , Caps , Under
wear , Mittens , Shirts , Sweaters ; Ladies' and
Children's Cloaks , Jackets , Skirts , Shoes.
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D. ST CLOTHIER Valentine , Nebr.
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'Durable Chairs § 3.50 set.
Desks $5.00 to'$26.00. Wagons and Buggies
Lumber and Hardware
Side Boards $4.50 up. Pictures Framed to Order ,
TINWARE , OILS , ETC.
Stove Boards lOc up. Lamps , Crockery , Lime , Coal. Paper.
EURNITURE A N'D COFFINS.
Established in Valeutliitt since 1885. Iii 'eii.st'l
PHONE 97 ,
GRANT BOYER ,
CARPENTER & BUILDER.
All kinds of woocLwork done to order. Stock tanks made in all sizes
Valentine , - Nebraska
Read the Advertisements.
Talk of the Town.
D. A. Hancock was in town last
Monday.
Frank Fischer , Jr. , is visiting
in Lincoln this week.
J. W. Whillans of Woodlake
\ras in town Monday.
Chas. Peddicord was up from
the Hancock ranch last Saturday.
W. A. Parker , the "VVoodlaUe
merchant , was iu to vn a few hours
last Saturday.
H. Buttinghaus was down from
his ranch near Kilgore the latter
part of last week.
Jake and Aetna Ereachbill of
Sparks brought a couple of loads
of corn to town Monday.
Mrs. Jordan of Arabia visited
at the home of J. T. Keeley in
this city the first of the week.
Chas. Breuklandor and wife are
the parents of a bright 10 pound
boy , born Sunday , March 10 , ' 07.
Charley Anderson has made
iome very neat improvements on
is property this week in the shape
of a stable.
The Hanson hill road is being
widened and otherwise improved.
The road bed is being covered
with crushed rock.
Win. Bollwerk was down from
Nenzel last Friday. He made this
office a friendly call and subscribed
for THE DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. Clara Ma gill and Mrs. "W.
E. Searby of Crookston were in
Valentine the first of the week in
attendance at the revival meetings.
.Dr. .Hox ey reports , the arrival
of an 8 pound'girl at the home of
Jacob Martin and wife on North !
Table last Monday , March 10 , ' 07. |
Girl Keeley is home from the
Fremont Normal , where he had
been taking a business course. He
will return next week to finish the
course.
Mrs. Elmore stopped in Valen
tine last Thursday while enroute
home from St. Joe , where she had
been.purchasing her spring mil
linery for her store at Gordon.
We enjoyed a pleasant visit
with A. G. Ward of Woodlake ,
Tuesday. He has been kept busy
feeding his cattle this winter as
his son is away teaching school.
C. F. Bowen , Wm. Ely and F.
A. Baldwin of Ainsworth were
transacting business in Valentine
Tuesday. Mr. Ely was formerly
county attorney of Brown county.
Mrs. B. F. Jeffers departed
from here Sunday night enroute
for Haigler , Neb. , stopping off at
Ainsworth where she will visit a
few days and thence to her new
home at Haigler.
J. 0. Beatty is contemplating a
trip to his old home in Iowa next
week. It is uncertain as yet
whether he will return or not , as
he is thinking of going into busi
ness for himself.
Thos. L. Tinkham , Jesse Mc-
Vey , Homer Sowle , Chas. Blakely
and A. G. Ward were in town
Tuesday on landoffice business. 1
They live near Marsh lake south
west of Woodlake.
The Houston revival services
are still in progress this week.
Quite a number have decided to
accept of the better way. A live
Christian lives. The meetings will
probably close next Sunday night.
We are in receipt of a letter di
recting us to send TJIE DEMOCRAT
to Miss Laura M. Seger at Wau-
watosa , Wis. Miss Seger is a
former teacher of this county and j
we suppose that she is attending }
the Spencerian Business College ,
judging from the envelope.
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package of White- Star Coffee. Take a ftft
package home with you the next time you ftft
buy coffee. Try it for yourself. It may ftft
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A masquerade skate will be
held at the Valentine Skating
Rink Tuesday evening , March 19 ,
1S07. [ Admission for spectators
IQc. T. H. WATKINS , Mgr.
SWe received a letter from E. L.
Murphy a few days ago from
Truscott , Tex. , where he's run
ning a store. Mr. Murphy form
erly lived in Cherry county and
has been down in the southern
country for about seven years.
Seth Ernst Gordon , who has
had charge of the music at the re
vival services at the M. E. church ,
cL'd " ! ttid _ for Chicago Monday
morning to make" preparation for
his four months engagement in
revival work in California. Mr.
Gordon is a soloist of ability and
the future is full of promise for
him. He made many friends dur
ing his stay here.
A special religious service will
be held in the M. E. church next
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Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock' .
Every Christian person , together'
with those who have lately started'
in the Christian life and any who.
may still be interested in thein
own souls and other others who" '
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may desire , to come are earnestly
invited to attend this meeting.
Capt , Houston will have charge of
the service.
A. E. Butler , special agent for
the -Farmers Mutual Insurance
company of Lincoln , came up to-
our city Monday to pay the Gee :
Camm fire loss of his big blacli
team and barn and a small calf
which which were insured by "Mr ?
Butler and the local agentT.
Rice , only a year ago last
Mr. Camm gets § 100-for-his barn ,
ihe total for which it was insured-1 ;
5100 for each of his horses and § o' '
ior the young calf which makes a *
; otal of $305.00 the company pays-
lira. This will be quite a nice1
lelp to ward replacing Mr. Camm's !
property that he lost. Mr..Caram ,
lad no insurance on harnesses ,
vagons or farm machinery. The' '
ire occurred Feb. 25 , just before
icon. Two little children were
) laying * in the barn when the
younger child , a little girl six
rears old , finding a match in an
) ld vest she had put on. lighted it
ind dropped it into the manger
jelow. The fire quickly consumed
/he building , and contents , the lit-
; le girl and her pet dog being in
; he hay mow , perished in the
lames before assistance could reach
ler since no one knew just where
she was until they heard her
scream. The flames then com
pletely enveloped the barn and it
was'impossible to reach her the
Mr. Caram and his daughter , Miss
Bazel were both severely burned'
in the attempt.
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We are through invoicing and have odds and
ends of different lines to close out at a bargain. , .
We have got a lot of sho.es and shirts which
we will sell below cost. Come and see- : 4
OROOKSTON NEBRASKA. , MAX E. VIERTEL
DEALER IN EVERYTHING.
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what you have to sell.
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what you want to buy.
Call and see us. Phone 23
W. A. PETTYCREW , GENERAL MDSE.
Chartered as a State Bank Charter d as a Rational Bank
June 1 , 1884. August 12 , 1902 ,
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Valentine , Nebraska.
( Successor to )
i CAPITAL PAID IN A General Banking
Exchange and
' 25,000.
, Collection .Business.
C. H. CORNELL , President. J. T. MAY , Vice-President. . .
M. V. NICHOLSON , Cashier. '
Tobaccos and Cigars.
Canned Goods ? ? Lunch Counter.
Phone
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FRESH FRUIT AND GAME
THEIR , SEASON .
First class line of Steaks , Roasts ,
Dry Salt Meats Smoked
Breakfast Bacon.
Highest Market Price Paid for Hogs. I
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