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VOLUME VALENTINE. NEBEASKA. THURSDAY-TUNE 18 , 1907. NUMBER
If your bath-room is equipped with modern , high-grade
sanitary fixtures , it not only reflects credit upon your good judg
ment and taste but proves your knowledge of the value of
sanitation. j
tatnfgfdr Porcelain Enameled Ware is not only
beauUfw and durable but absolutely sanitary as well. When
yeu. decide to install "new bath roonTequipment let us quote
you a price on these guaranteed fixtures. They cost less than
you think and our charges for installing are-reasonable. Our
work is done by competent men and we guarantee it to be
high grade 'and please you. Orders for repair work given
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Student Styles
Friend Bros. Clothing Company
- Has workmanship and wearing
qualities that will please you.
D. STI CLOTHIER
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JUST RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF
JVew Style Dress Goods
Which we put on sale at reasonable prices.
PHONE 97 ,
GRANT BO YER
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CARPENTER & BUILDER.
All kinds of wood work done to order. Stock tanks made in all sizes
Valentine , - Nebraska
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FRED WHITTEMOHK. Pres C'ltARLES SPARKS , Cashier
J. W. STETTEFC , Vice Pres. ORAII L BRITTON , As't. Cashier. ,
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53 - Capital Surplus Z. . cl
Ort o $25,000 , $2,500. x S
Persons seeking a place of safety for their money , will jjrolithy
investigating the methods employed in our business. : : : * : : : : : :
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Read the Advertisements ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop are visiting
in Cbadron. *
Born , to G. A , Chapman and
wife , June 7 , a boy.
Born , to H. S. Lockwood and
wife , Saturday , June 8 , a boy.
Geo. Beer and Mrs. Gallino were
married last Thursday at Georgia.
Mrs. Bessie Shaw of Omaha is
visiting her sister , Mrs. Wesley
Holsclaw.
Mis ? Flora Hornback returned
Monday from here homestead near
Brownlee.
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Co. Att.v. Tucker and family
visited relatives in Woodlake the
first of the week.
Co. Com. A. E. Morris came up
from Woodlake Tuesday to sit on
the equalization board.
Charles Reeco was in town last
Saturday after barb wire. He is
fencing two large pastures.
Dave McNichols has quit the
dray line and will hold down a
homestead for a few months.
Mrs. Tom HornKy and baby have
been visiting the pafit week with
Mr. and Mrs. Travis at St. Mary's
Mission ,
100 acres ' .yot to break. § 2.50
par acre. Corro'onc , romo. nil.
H. H. W/.KEFIELD.
22 % Crookston , Neb.
Edward Parry came down from
Crawford Monday , having re
signed his position with Jim Hull
and Harve Shepard.
A hot time ! "When ? Where ?
Why , the Orel and 4th of July !
You're declared in ! Come to
Valentine and have a hot time !
Mrs. Dunham departed Thursday
morning for Omaha , where she will
visit a few days before going on io
Iowa to spend the summer with her
sister.
James Well ford came in from
his fishing resort on Hackberry
lake last Friday and spent several
days visiting with his wife and
with his numerous friends.
Wash Honey and James Day ,
two enterprising business men
from our thriving burg on the
east Woodlake were in the
metropolis on business Tuesday.
Wm. Sorby and son Percy of
Penbrook brought a load of hogs
to town Tuesday and called at this
c ffi je to trade a wheel for a year's
subscription to THE DEMOCRAT.
There'will be a silver medal con
test at Harmony school house
June 15 , and one at Crookston
Jime 18 , under the auspices of the
\V. C. T. U. Admittance lOc.
Taken Up At J. P. Kreycik's
place , 2-V miles south of Arabia ,
the last of May , one light bay
mare , branded NIT on right
shoulder , weight about 800 Ibs. - - *
Pete DeCory spent several days
in town the first of the week on
business. Mr. DeCory has one
of the finest ranches on the reser
vation and it is well stocked with
cattle and horses.
Walther Meltendortf returned
from Omaha last Thursday , where
he had been attending the Liquor
Dealers' Association. By the
w ly. Walther is l\To. 1 in the phone
book and was the first to pay his
dog tax , being No. I there.
' Other d > g owneis should fo'low
suit.
The Crawford base bsill team ,
under manager Byi'on Shaw , will
play the locnl team here Thursday ,
June 20. AVe expocFto win this
game as Crawford took lhela > t
f ueby a score of G to 5. The
Rosebud boaiding scliool team
plays here on or about June 28 * ,
and the Boston Bloomer Girls the
day after.
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Summer Dress Goods
The warm days of June ought to start you to I *
thinking about summer goods. If they don't may be
we can by offering a line of
40c , 35c and 30c , Goods at 25c. to
tote
These goods range in a variety of popular pat-
v - terns and colors including browns , tans and grays to
> and comprise the mohairs , lawns and the lightweight
wool effect goods. We are also showing a pretty
" * line of dotted Swisses and batistes at prices ranging /
from
4 * 12-k to 25c , PER YD.
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4 ? grays and checked goods. Look them over. '
O. D. Carey was down fr om the
Boarding school the \first \ of the
week after a load of supplies. Mr.
Carey is'the chief k'mogul" in the
garden at the Boarding school.
Wm. Johnson was in town last
Saturday and called at our office
on business. He informs us that
iie has purchased the W. E. Ef-
ner quarter section adjoining his
land in the hay flats , 12 miles
south of town , tho. conside melon
3eing § 500. Mr. John-son thinks
.ie bought it "dirt" cheap.
Ben DeCory returned from St.
Paul , Minn. , Saturday night ,
whither he had accompanied his
wife , who has 160 acres of land
near there , half timber land and
mlf farm land. Mrs. DeCory
will not return for several week.0 ,
or until such a time as si e can
dispose of hpr land in Minnesota ,
when she will again join her hus-
jand who has a fine ranch over on
the reservation on Antelope creek.
There was a pretty wedding oc
casion at the Presbyterian manse
ast Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock. It was then that Frank
Dart and Miss Josephine Childers
were united in marriage by Rev.
J. Robert Bsale , the pastor. Mrs.
Mary Quiglpy of this place is a
friend of the bride , and by her
help a luncheon of cake and lemon
ade was provided and enjoyed af
ter the ceremony had been per
formed. Two little maids , Ruth
Quigley and Addie Harvey wait
ed on the bridal couple and the
guests , among whom , besides Mrs.
Quigley and Mrs. Beale , were
Miss Josephine Stotts and Frank
Yancy , who accompanied the bride
and groom to Valentine. The
happy couple left the same evening - j
ning for Haddon , Kan.
St. Nicholas Chnrclii
Catholic services will be held as
follows :
Tn Norden , June 16.
In Springrview , June 17.
In Valentine , Sunday , June 23 ,
low mas * at 8:00 a. m- , high mass
and sermon at 10:30 a. m. At
p. m. instruction for the children. '
In Nenzpl , Juno 80.
LKO M. BLAKRK-
ng for Sale.
A good , desii'Hi l < ' 0 well built
modern 7 rnam clvvniling for sale
, at a sjscrifir.p.VilI rent at a fig
ure paying 12A- per cent on invest-
, merit. Good location. . Hot and
cnlii water. Bath , lavatory and
closet in building. House is uew
and in first class condition. Also
household furniture , sewing ma
chine , piano , desketc. . Apply
to T. TVL
ENDS
We are through invoicing and have odds and
ends of different lines to close out at a bargain.
We have got a lot of shoes and shirts , which
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we will sell below cost. Come and see.
NEBEIASKA' KS TON , * * ' - ' .MAX E. VIERTEif.
- DEALER. IN EVERYTHING. ' '
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what you want to buy
Call , and see us. Phone 213
W. A. PETTYCRE / , GENERAL W1D8E.
Chartered as a State Bank Charter- as a Rational Bank
June 1 , 1884. August 12. 1902 ,
FIRST NATIOHAZ , BANK
Valentine , Nebraska.
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PAID usr A Gr-reial
- Ranking
$25,000.
C. H. CORNELL , President. J. T. MAY , Vice-President.
M. V. NTOHOLSON. Cashier.
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CONFECTIONERY I
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.Tobaccos and Cigars.
Canned Goods' Lunch Counter.
Phone Home Bakery. I
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Highest Market Price Paid for Hogs.
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