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The system of paying
by check was devised i
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man for you. It is '
suited to the need of '
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any business , either
large or small. It makes
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a month. A checking
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needs.
Pay by check , the
method puts system in
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gives you a record of
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VALENTINE STATt BANK
VALENTINE.
MILL PRICES FOP FEED ,
PerCwt. Per Ton.
Bran , sacked.$1 10 $21 00
Shorts , sacked 1 20 28 00
Chop Feed , sacked 1 45 28 00
Corn , sacked 1 30 25 00
Chop Corn , sacked 1 35 26 00
Oats , sacked 1 60 31 00
Talk of the Town.
Try Kazda's barber shop , tf
Don't forget the teachers' as
sociation Saturday.
Mrs. Dell Sherman was quite ill
I the first of the week.
! Melvin Bnc.v returned Tuesday
from a visit in Iowa.
Charles Latta , of Oasis , was in
town the first of the week.
For a nice juicy steak call at
Bauraann's meat market or call
Phone SS. 1
| Mrs. Pettycrew's sister. Miss
Mutchmore arrived Tuesday night
and will visit here for a time.
Every school in Cherry county
either has employed a teacher or
has had two applications. That's
better.
Ralph Keplinger , of Sweetbriar ,
S. Dak. , has been here during the
past week , visiting with relatives
and friends.
Don't forget our prices are al
ways right if you come , send or
call by phone , (88) ( ) .
1 Baumann's Meat Market.
Miss Mamie Noble , of Lincoln ,
this state , is visiting in our city
with her sisters , Mrs , Walcottand
Miss Noble.
The Reading Circle books ,
"Kerns Among Country Schools , "
are now in the office of the County
Superintendent.
Frank Fischer's popular Hudson
nut and lump coal now sells for
§ 7.60 per ton. A small load will
convince you of its good qualities. 2
Dr. Meehan , osteopath , will be
at the Valentine House from
Monday morning until Saturday ,
even'iLg each week. Consultation
free. 50
Mrs. Perry Veach returned to
her home the first of the week , af
ter spending some time visiting at
the home of her parents at Rush-
ville.
County Assessor P. H. Young
and ex-county Clerk C. SReece
have gone to Lincoln to spend 10
days at the Farmers' and Stock-
growers' association.
Judge Walcott left on Tuesday
evening for Ornaha , St. Paul and
will probably go to Canada before
returning home. The Judge ex
pects to be gone about two weeks.
Seven couples spent a very pleas-
ant pvoning at the Gould home
last Friday. High-live furnished
'the entertainment. Gertrude
Quigley and John Helzer were
the prize winners.
J. E. Thackery came up from
Hackberry Lake Monday , to get
a load of coal and to haul down
some of his household goods to his
! new home. Pie tells us that E.
Still well is very sick with a com
bination of tonsilitis aad grip.
A fire occurred at Harry New
man's place on Pelican Lake a
week airo Sunday , which burned
his corrals and cattle sheds. The
fire was started by a little boy
during the absence of Mr. and
Mrs. Newman , who were visiting
at Jacob Klein's , down the river.
Warner Stratton went yisiting
out in the Simeon Lake neighbor
hood a few days ago and is report
ed by his friends to have become
! so greatly interested in a conver-
jsation with one of the fair sex that
j his team ran away with the wagon
i and tore his hay-rack to pieces ,
took one wheel off the wagon and
tore down a quarter of a mile of
fence , taking a gate right along
with the front wheels of the wagon.
! What
"White Pine Cough Syrup
8 Are to let
you going witli Tar is our best of all I
the price of a bottle Cough and Cold remedies and
of White Pine Cough has been sold by us with in
creasing favor for five years.
With Tar
Syrup It contains nothing but good
stand between you old fashioned reliable ingred
' ients that everyone knows
and a good night's
and can trust , and thee are
rest , or are you going
carefully put together so as
ing to hack and to insure the very best me
cough and lie awake dicinal results.
And it does.
all night just to We sell ai-ounce bottle for
save 25c ? Twenty = five Cents.
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W. D. Clarkson is putting up
ice.
C. H. Cormell is in Chicago on
business.
J. H. Quigley is reported sick
with the grip.
Mrs. Dr. Daily , who has been
very ill for some time , is recover
ing.
The R. E. force is still at work
putting up ice , which is now about
sixteen inches thick.
Elmer Bristol has rented the
Efner building and is putting in a
stock of groceries.
Mrs. Flora Thomsen is visit
ing with her parents , Mr. and Mrs.
Hornback , at the Chicago house.
Mrs. W. W. Daniels started for
Omaha this morning , where she
will enter the Methodist hospital
for medical treatment.
G. A. Waggoner , the Wood
Lake postmascer , was in town
yesterday and while here paid
this office a pleasant call.
The North Table Literary so
ciety meets at Fairview Friday
evening. A good time is expect
ed and music by the brass band.
The Hudson nut and lump coal
for sale by Frank Fischer is now
reduced to § 7.60 per ton. Its su
perior qualities will be shown by a
trial load. 2
Davenport & Co. , Chapman the
druggist , Valentine State Bank
and Frank Fischer , the hardware
and coal dealer , all have change
of advertisement this week.
W. A. Petty grew is in receipt
of a postal card from his son Ar
chie , which says "Hello Grand
pa , " and also brings the inform
ation that it is a ten-pound girl.
We understand that Mr. Arthur
Bowering , of Merriman , who is
well known in Valentine , "took
unto himself a school ma'am for a
wife , " on Tuesday of this week.
Just on suspicion that the report
is true , THE DEMOCRAT extends
hearty congratulations.
P. F. Simons and wife are visit
ing W. P. Hunt and family in
Joplin , Mo. They started last
Monday , w"eek , and expect to be
gone two or three weeks. It's the
first vacation they have had in 20
years and they'll enjoy their visit.
Sparkling Artesian w a t e r
Choice Barley M a 1 t Imported
Bohemian Hops are the ingredi
ents of Storz Blue Eibbon Beer ,
[ t is brewed under conditions of
extreme cleanliness in one of the
most modern breweries in the
world. It is a delicious , health
ful beverage , winter or summer.
If people do not report .items
to us how do they expect us to
get them ? We can't be snooping
aroundvpeople's back yards to in
quire when a child is born , nor go
ooldly in at the front gate to make
such an inquiry. If peope } want
news published they must "jar
loose" and tell what they know or
write it up and hand it in. THE
DEMOCRAT will tell the news. Our
sense of propriety in matters of
private affairs forbids us to ' 'butt
in" without invitation , and when
we think we know , we do not al
ways feel at liberty to tell , unless
it becomes public property. We
will confess that we're not lifting
lids in suspicious looking places
without a challenge to do so. Tell
us the news. Write it , phone it ,
send it by messenger. It's his
tory and you want it recorded.
Other people want it. It's your
duty to all to your friends and
the world at large to tell the
news.
news.Will
Will Brosius returned Saturday
morning from Longmont , Colo. ,
where he went a few days ago to
look over the country. Will tells
glowing stories of fabulous wealth
piled up in Colorado farms , buc
the other fellow has 'em and the
wealth. He saw Frank Seger and
Andrew Miller and their families ,
who are doing well. Will says
people live in comfortable houses
out there and have other substan
tial improvements. But land is
selling out there from § 100.00 to
§ 250.00 per acre. Wbat should
Cherry county farms sell for ? If
people will put good substantial
improvements on their farms here
and feel contented , they will never
need to go anywhere e'se ' to look
for something better. People can
make the money here ana what
more do we want that money
won't buy. Or what can we hope
for elsewhere that we cannot have
here ? It might be cheaper coal
and lower freight rates. Govern
or Sheldon's plan of having a rail
way commission appointed or el
ected to ad just and regulate freight
rates has not been so effective as
the Legislature's bill reducing
passenger fares to two cents a mile.
Ed Ifcchards1 , of Kennedy , has
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been very ill with pneuraojia for
a couple weeks , but was snfb'cient-
l.v recovered last Friday to be up
a ain. His family has been stay
ing in town to enjoy school privi
leges , but were called home dur
ing his serious illness. They have
now returned.
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Of Hamm's Beer is
absolutely pure. You
take no chances when
you drink Hamm s.
We guarantee Hamm's
under the National Pure
Food Law and also under
the Food Laws of all the
states. ,
The Preferred Stock is the
most delicious Beer ever
brewed. It is the ideal
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Valentine , Nebraska.
Has just received a complete line
of the latest styles and best
quality shoes for ladies , misses ,
children , men and boys.
Our "BuSalo Calf work shoes for
men and boys cannot b e
equaled for quality and price.
In dress shoes we have both
plain and snappy styles.
Our "Hard Knocker , " the best on
earth , is a line of school shoes
that will please and satisfy
you in style , quality , comfort
and price.
New goods in all our lines are now
constantly arriving , and you i"
are invited to call and inspect
the quality and become ac
quainted with prices.
DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR.
Sioux February 1'S September S
Sheridrtn March ? November 9
Cherry March 1H September 21
Holt March 23 December U
Ho.vd April 6 November 23
Brown April 20 September 21
Hock April 27 September 28
Keya Paha May 11 September Irt
Box Butte May IS December 7
Dawes , June 1 November li > j.
Mrs. J. P. Xinas. who had been voted husband andvo children ,
il but a few days , with a compli- beside other relativi - and a host
oar , , d case of grip , .15f < l \ - t nijrhr of fri -nds to mourn her untimely
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