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VOLUME xxm VALENTINE. NEBRASKA. THURSDAY , JANUARY 23. 1908. NUMBER 2
RED FRONT
Harness ,
Saddles ,
Collars ,
Bridles ,
Halters
& Lap Robes
We need the space they occupy and
we're closing them out. Come and get
what you need of them.
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) Percent scount on
SH
Overshoes , Underwear and Men's Caps at
specially low prices. Fine lineof family
Groceries. Drygoods and Gent's Furnishings
PHONE 97 ,
GRANT BOYER ,
CARPENTER & BUILDER.
All kinds of wood work done to order. Stock tanks made in all sizes
Residence and shop one block south of passenger depot.
Valentine , WK > XE 72 Nebraska
C. O. Carpenter ,
BuMu Paintin *
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House painting inside and out. Furniture Ke-
pairing and Varnishing of all kinds promptly done.
Phone SB. Shop in west part of town.
Valentine Nebraska
fosT COMPETE VESICLE Ir
sTta-SESTAW PWCES
LOWEST
COMMISSIONER'S
PROCEEDINGS.
Board of county commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment.
Present : Arthur Bowring , chm. ,
Geo. Russell and A. E. Morris.
Commissioners entered into an
agreement with the Christian
Home of Council Bluffs for the
caring for and keeping of the six
Batemen children for one year ,
said Home to receive 8175 , the
same to be paid semi-annhally in
advance. Comr. Bowring was in
structed by the board to accom
pany said children to the Home.
Board took up the matter of
claims and the following were al
lowed on the General Fund :
Ware case : A N Coinpton § 1 10
JC Rolling i Z1 10 GN Hershey 1 10
S Munroe 1 10 Rout Howard 1 10
T F Simons 1 10 D W HilsiiiRer l 10
Shepard case : lied Feather 4 50
J Broken Legs 4 50V Thunder nawk-l 00
J. T Keeley court fees 4.T Co
freight oa lumber 177
Klopp & HartlettCo supplies 77 50
A Lewis Baneagh inquest 17 70
B Story White case 2 10
.1 Mogle boarding pauper 30 00
E D Ciarke insane comr fees Allen a 00
J T Keelley do 4 50
A N Compton do 5 OJ
E I ) Clarke defending Btmnell 50 00
F Randall draj Ing 240
L N Layport fees Chamberlain case 15 25
less co court 40 ( > 5
Election fees.
Win Hutler 22 CO F Bresee
L Laufer 4 00 S M Woodward
F.DJ entry 400 .John Eaton
G WapRoner 4 00 \V F Parker
W L Klingaman 4 00 W Honey
JAW Johnson 10 20 W1 Wray
G Coleman 4 00 I Davis
J M Wray 4 00 Disl 82
A L Gillaspie 17 00 C M Kime
D A Adamson 1 00 J W Hartley
H E Sherman 4 00 Jake Stetter
Go freeman 24 3(3 ( J W Snyder
B F 'Icstef 4 00 Al Al'tz-cr
I M King 4 00 J Speck
W G Ballard 11 no Juo D-niels
Kiel Hanna 4 00 C d Reece
R Mills 4 00 I ) Piercy
S'Q Spain 1020 F Cronin
Chas Bennett 4 00 J McCloud
A E Spall 2 00 W D Ricketts
C Larsen 4 00 O Starr
S A Win slow 4 00 Dist 19
Rl'olland 11 no A Brooks
Jo Edwards 4 00 J V West
W a Sellers 4 00 Di48S
A Yaryan 21 00 J L ItuBcberry
A Burr 4 00 J T Hawley
Jas Burr \ 00 J Mogle
Jo Jackson 4 00 K Heath '
W Dunbar 4 00 J Newell
0 C Brooks a 00 F T Lee
R S Leu 4 00
Win Ferdon 4 0,1 N C Sorensoii 4 00
MWA Brownlee 2 60 LDTice 21 00
Jo Fairhead 4 00 Ed Vollcntine 4 00
Ir < t Johnson 4 00 1 } E Wells 4 00
W H Kennedy 12 00 II F Kime 4 00
D M Sears 4 00 Ed Richards 4 00
L S Piercy 4 00 Piercy Bros 2 00
fl Porath 7 80 H Weisflofj 4 00
J Mebbaw 4 00 G Weisflog 4 00
Dist 43 2 00 Win Epke 7 GO
.1 Shenourn 1 00 J Shelbourn jr 1 00
A A Grooms 4 00 E Bowden 4 00
Dist 4 2 00 J M Uehling 1C 49
L D Cole 4 00 G Roan * > 4 00
II Ileadington 4 00 J J Thomas 1 00
R Plester 32 30 A T Davis 4 00
T M Davis 1 00 WAult 4 00
E Frye 4 00 C E Lawson 2 00
M Boltz 11 00 El Satteriee 4 00
H Schaefer 4 00 R K Rainsford 4 00
Jos Lorenz . 4 00 Dist 47 2 00
Jas Smith 7 10 Wm Bced 4 00
J McLaughlin 4 00 W WerU J 00
J A Newberry 4 oo MWA Crookston 4 00
HE Crosby 720 Juo Adamson 4 00
It Grooms 4 00 G W Burge 4 00
E L Heth 4 00 Dist 100 2 00
John B Saull 18 40 G W Keller 4 00
Win BodJ- 4 00 W Miltou&erger 4 00
Wm Cady 4 00 Dist 35 2 00
Chas Polen 8 01 A K Kuskie 4 00
J Grooms 4 00 A Brechbill 4 00
J Hudson 4 00 Dist 71 2 00
W R White 1(5 ( 50 F C Metzer 4 00
G II Fol oi.i 4 00 W A CiMiie 4 00
II Green 4 00 Ed Collins 4 00
R F Osborn 22 50 C U Long 4 00
E Anders 4 00 F W Pool 4 00
S L Colcinun 4 00 Dist 98 2 00
C Halm 7 00 A C Salmon 4 00
F Black 4 00 G Perkins 1 00
B F nobson 4 CO Dist 12 2 00
G E Council 4 00 W E Haley 4 00
1 M Rice 4 00 W T Kiucaid 4 (0 (
J Yeast " 4 00 H Graham 2 00
G Denton 4 00 P C Galloway 4 0 ! )
D L Barnes 4 00 Frank Eyl 4 00
JRauer It 00 Diit 4" 2 00
H Ormesher 4 00 J lousing 4 00
W Schrom 4 00 D Query 4 CO
W Heelan 7 50 Dist 6 2 00
Fees in Story Case.
J Spotted Horse 2 00 W Thunder Hawk 2 00
B Barnes 3 00 E Holfman 3 OQ
L Thompson 5 00 Mrs Thompson 5 00
MrsMcGte 500 J McGee 5 00
W M Anderson livery to commis 'rs 4 50
Gee Elliott , supplies 9 5
J M Tuckei salary November 5 * 3:1 :
Wm Ferdon primary election fee 4 Oo
Ira Spencer ditto 400
P T Lee ditto claimed 16 50 allowed 4 00
Henry Honts clito 4 00
Keo O'Brien ditto 4 00
MWA hall-Brownie use of house 2 Oo
JurorB Nov. Term Dist. Court
Urins lloyer 8 10 G H Folsom 14 70
J Fairhund 1140 B M Douglas 10 CO
TPAspi wall 15 ( JO C Wolfenrtea 1350
Jacob Martin 8 25 Tims Body 15 50
1440 B tf trt/rfUrUIge / 13 &
GOODS
Shipments of spring goods are being made earlier this year than
usual and already we are able to show you a good many new- * >
styles and in both ladies' ' .
patterns and men's wear. Watch our
windows for new styles in
Ladies' Shirt Waists
New Patterns in Dress Goods
Nobby Shapes in Men's Hats
New Shapes in Shoes
Neat Patterns in Men's Shirts
IT.endrix case :
Len Uearns 11 80 Jesse West 14 70
Wm HOOK 11 SO Earl Hook 14 00
OJnderson 2i 00 C.yde Hosscter 13 30
W F McJee ( 11 SO Mrs McGee 5 S'J
Frank McGee 5 SO Lee Hibbs o SO
O Cady C 30 D S Story 5 80
G E Rhodes 5 SO H R Ileudrix 41 50
Tom Cady 5 SO W H Ritchie 11 00
Hancock case :
Phoebe Uittle 8 50 Frank Btmlick 8 00
Florence Kuskie 8 40 H Grooms S 20
Cha < Burdbk 8 GO G R Burdick 8 CO
Nancy Burdick S 50 D E BurdicK 8 50
Roy Burdick G 50 E D Clarke 4 10
A Haley C 20 Chas Anderson 4 10
LX Layport 4 10 J T Keeley 4 10
W D Clarkson 4 10 L C SparKs 4 10
Cllut Dotson 4 10 Win Morris sey 4 10
F Gnuldy 7 00 Win Gnuldy 7 00
A K Ivuskie . " > : tO Sam Lynch 5 SO
C R Hudson S 00 Thos Hudson 7 00
Chas Eludson S 00 Pole Hudson G25
las Hudson C 23 Rosella Adams 2 10
Bessie Adams 2 10 Can ie Adams 2 10
Tnos Adams 2 10 Dora Grooms 2 10
Flossie G looms 2 10
Diehl case :
Baneagh Inquest :
L Logan
E Fr.isier
D Alder
Ed Eyl
E Kuble
A Fairhvad
\V D Bennedict
The following claims were al
lowed on the road fund :
J P Gardiner 2 50 J W McDauiel 8 50
C 1'avlik 45 00 A Fisher 3t ; 00
Jas Fisher 23 OJ W WerU 13 50
J Broad G 00 II Janaen 3 00
G Jansru C 00 A B Overman 300
HChijhaush l 5J J C Ueeee 16 50
Jake Martin CS 00
Bohuer Un claimed 12 00 allowed 11 09
Burt Ayers child 11 40 alkl 9 75
alklM
TTccts IS 0) M Xke's 10 50
Wm Beed 3 ( s ) E Bet-d 6 00
M Boltz 1125 Fred Bucchle 10 00
S W Woodward 15 00 II F Miller 39 00
Erne Heth IS 00 Johnson Bros 129 C(5 (
Bishop & Young 57 00 H B Clapp 17 75
A Thompson 10 00 M Mom 30 00
J F Cody 3 00 C Ivuskie 12 00
A K Ivuskie 1300 I' Diehl 10 00
C Bunnell 1000 J P Mnag 1 75
D J Kichar son 1 10 S Fairhead 14 00
U G Quiule 3 00
Claim of School district No. 6 ,
fuel and light election day § 2 ,
rejected.
The § 2.50 road tax assessed to
Dan Webster & Son in Merriman
precint for year 1907 , ordered
stricken from the tax list , erron
eously assessed , Dan being over
age and James under 21.
Board adjourned to Dec. 31.
Dec. 31 , 1907.
Board met as per adjournment.
Present : Russell and Morris.
The following claims were al
lowed on the general jfund :
John Ferstl trees 5 oo
Hfiiry Graham repairing hydrant 1 50
I II Emery digging grave 5 oo
CS ItOjcedt-llveringD'alldlR 2300
'
John HaCber do -l. ) 00
State .Journal Co supplies 47 50
S FGimt in light Out 840
Klopp & 15irtlott Co supplie-j ill 70
John Tucker salary Oct 5rfti :
( Continued on last page. )
of winter goods in all lines is
now complete. Come and give
us a call.
CROOKSTON NEBRASKA. , MAX E VIERTEL
DEALER IN EVERYTHING.
what you have to sell.
\
Of what you want to buy.
OfI Call and see us. Phone 23
I W. A. PETTYCREW , GENERAL IWDSE.
Chartered as a State Bank Chartered as a National Bank
Juno 1 , 1884. August 12. 1002 ,
The BANK
Valentine , Nebraska.
( Successor to )
CAPITAL PAID LN A General Banking
25 000 Exchange and
' * Collection Business.
G. H. CORNELL , President. J. T. MAY , Vice-President.
M. V. NICHOLSON , Cashier.
Tobaccos and Cigars.
Canned Goods Lunch Counter.
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5 ? Phone
7 Home Bakery.
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Stetter & Tobien , Props.
DEALERS IX
All Kinds of .Fresh f
and Salt Meats. . . .
\Vill buy your Cuttle , Hogs ,
Poultry , Horses , Mules and
anything you have to sell.
