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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1908)
Gordon Hats are worn the world over Up = To = Date I Styles and perfect quality go hand in hand with Gordon Hats 4 We have the new ; $ spring styles. Call and \ be convinced. K T. C. Hornby. | Attentive Service to the wants of Every Customer Our service has no de grees. We treat all patrons alike whether they buy five cents' worth or five dollars1 worth. The wants of each and every custom er receives the most careful and attentive consideration which we are capable of giving. ll * - * - rm7H32BB VALENTINE : . I W. H. Stratton Dealer in * FLOUR & FEED Apples and Cider PHONE 125 cor. Hall & Cath. Valentine , Nebr. JOHN F. PORATB IIurge , X < kbr. Tubular wells and windmills. IgfCall me up by Telephone. H. S. LOCKWOOD Handles the ' SHARPLESS CREAM SEPARATOR , * LOUR. GRAIN AND HAY. Opposite Postoflie. Phone 71. A Diplomatic System. "To what , sir. " we asked a middle aged , happily married man recently , "do 3'ou attribute the success you have made of your married life ? " - " 'Tis a bit of elementary wisdom , my son. " he replied. "When my wife is in the wrong. I agree with her , and all Is well. When she is in the right , I argue against her ; she emerges tri umphantly , proves me foolish , feels good all day and again all is , well. Learn this , my son , 'ere you marry. " Cleveland Leader. An Oversight. "I want to pay this bill. " he said at the hotel bar , "but I think you have made a slight error here in my favor. I've been reading over the extras , aud I cannot find that you have charged . anything for telling" you thought it " mlzbt rain. " A patch on the trousers is not as bad ao a stain on the soul. Richmond Talk of the Town Try Kazda's barber shop , tf M. F. Clynes is visiting in town Good apples at the Centra / S Market. 12 , Hep Shockley visited friends ir 'town Sunday. 3 Born to Fred Olrasted and wife * Sunday night , a boy. li - 3 O.vstors and fresh fruit in season - \ son at The Central Market. 12 i , Charles Spain is visiting his . parents , S. Q. Spain and wife. j Frank Day of Wood Lake was in town several days this week. James C. Quigley is home this week'spending a short vacation. Frank Rothleutner of Georgia was in town Monday on business. Miss Glen Hoenig returned Sat urday from a week's vacation in Omaha. Mips Viva Ganow seriously sprained hr > r ankle the latter part of last week. The Moonshiner's club are at work on a play which they expect to stage later in the season. Bnrn to Wm. Ballard and wife southwest of town on Monday , March 31 , 1908 , a baby girl. The little daughter of Wm. Clarkson is steadily improving from an attack of scarlet fever. HOURP and lot , block 1 , lot 1 , McDonald addition , for sale. In quire of James Bradshaw. 12BF Max Viortel was down frcm Cmokston Tuesday and says that fifty are going to have a wet town. Mrs. Wilkinson returned last week from a three months visit with friends in Iowa , Kansas and Colorado. I. M Rice went down to Lin coln Monday to attend a meeting of the state democratic press as sociation. Miss Kate Donoher returned last week from Omaha much im proved in health and is looking as well as usual. Last Saturday afternoon , P. H. Young met six of the deputy as- sors at the court house and talked over assessing matters. .las , H. Quigley and R. M. Fad- dis were at Rosebud the first cf the week making final arrange ments for the spring round-up. William B. Haley went down to O'Neill last Wednesday to attend the funeral of a cousin and then went on to Omaha to spend a few days. Mrs. McNichols and Mrs. Haley came down from Valentine Mon day to attend the funeral of Leo Hayes which takes place today. O'Neill Independent , Mrs , . W. E. Haley returned from O'Neill last week seriously ill and has since been confined to her bed. At present shejis rapid ly regaining strength. At my place on the river , I will hereafter keep a full stock of s-iorts , brand , chop feed , etc. , which will be for sale at reasonable prices. J. C. HERMAN. Stetter & Tobien are making de cided improvements in their meat market this week. They have taken out the old cooling room and are installing a new one which will be a credit to the town. The firm of Bauraann & Bache lor has been dissolved , Mr. Bache lor continuing the meat market business and Mr. Baumann retir ing. Mr. Baumann is yet unde cided as to what he will do , but in tends to remain in Valentine. SherinYRosseter took Charles Campbell , Jas. Frightened , Ernest Marks and Sol Marshall down to Lincoln Monday where each serves a year in he pen. W. S. Jackson accompanied him and expects tote to Omaha before returning. Fresh vegetables alwaysnn stocl at The Central Market. 1 ! Rasjnus Andersen was dowi from Rosebud , yesterday. Kemp Heath , Ira Steel anc James Mone of Cody are in town. Born , to Mark Zarr and wife this .morning , April 2 , 1908 , a boy Miss Grace Gould , a teacher al Johnstown , spent Saturday anc Sunday in town. Miss Ada Lewis returned lasi Thusday from Omaha , where she had been attending school. Jake Hower's little child has scarlet fever at the home of its grandmother , Mrs. Brosius. E. B. Quible of Merriman at tended the Woodman convention h re yesterday and made this of fice a pleasant call. A. K. Wood & Co. have made arrangements to erect 12 houses in the agency for the Indians and the payment for them is guaran teed by the governraen t. Word has been received from Mesdames Tom Hornby and Chas. Sparks at Biloxi , Miss. , that the party has been greatly benefited by their stay in the south and ex pect to start home about the 15th of this month. John D. Eaton has bought the furniture and fixtures in the Don oher hotel and assumed charge this morning. Mr. Ghe goes to Lynch , where he will engage in the hotel business , and Mr. Spoo returns to his home in Iowa. Regular services will be held in St. John's church next Sunday as follows : Morning prayer and sermon at * 11 a. m , with a cele bration of the Holy Eucharist. Evening prayer am ! sermon at 7:30. : Sunday School 10 a. m. The Chase-Lister Company has come and gone and again has left with our people a decided impres sion that their three nights stand here was beneficial to all. The company stages highly moral and interesting plays and the individu al acting is above par. Eight of the coming citizens of Valentine will contest for a silver medal at the opera house Monday evening , April 6th. A varied pro gram will be rendered , entirely by ooys. The teachers in the public schools are assisting in the Drogram and a delightful evening is anticipated. Admission lOc. At a meeting of the school board Monday evening Prof. Watson , Misses Driscoll , Gordon and Holly were retained as teachers the com- ng year , and the former's salary vas raised to $125 per month. Che increase in wages and other , hings will cost the district an ad- litional thousand dollars next year. "Happy" Davis ; the colored ; hap who has been in town more > r less since the colored soldiers ) f the Twenty-fifth first came here , vas arrested Friday charged with ebbing a freighter Phillips of .he reservation who was in town , he day previous and got on a ipree with Davis. At the trial leld Saturday the prisoner was lismissed for want of sufficient evidence to hold him. The repu- , ation of "Happy" Davis here has ) een that of a "gentlemen of leis- ire , " with no visible , means of support and once before was or- lered out of our city upon being eleased'from a jail sentence for shooting craps. He had just rec- returned here. A wedding party of nearly twen- ; y relatives and friends gathered it the Methodist parsonage Tues- lay morning , March 31 , to witness , he marriage of Miss Anna Love- oy and Samuel Tetherow , by ev. Connell. Leona Tetherow vas bridesmaid and Dan Lovejoy > est man. Immediately after the leremony the party drove out to he home of the bride's parents , 3. A. Lovejoy and wife , south of own , where a sumptuous wedding linner was served. Both young ' . ) eople.are well known residents -i- if Cherry county , living near fcm'eon. " ' Spring is here and we are well supplied with farm implements for the spring's work. At this time we wish to call your attention to our Disk -Harrows They have three levers and three bear ing boxes on each side. They will dig into the hardest , ground without the aid of weights. The Double Throw Force Feed Hoosier Endgate Seeders are the best there is. We also have riding attachments to fit any Walking Lister or Walking Plow ; also have breaking , bottoms to fit this attachment. 1J See C. 0. Carpenter for buggy painting , house painting ( inside and out ) . 'Furniture repairing and varnishing of all kinds prompt ly done. Phone S3. Shop in west pa-rt of town. A share of your patronage is respectfully solicited. Satisfactory , work guar anteed. Let me figure on your work. 8 U. S. Weather Ssurean Report lor week Ending Mar. 31. Daily mean temperature 36 ° . Normal 37 ° . Highest 80 ° ; lowest U ° . Precipitation .21 of an inch. Total precipitation from March 1st ( the crop season ) to date was 1.19 inches. The average for 19 years for the same period is 1.20 inches. The old Saying about March coming in like lamb and going out like a lion is verified to the latter with an addition in the shape of a cold wave. To the i iiblic : Jn order to better plr-ase the public and to extend to them bet ter service. I have assumed sole charge of the BauminnBache - or meat market , which shall here after be known as THE CEX- ITtAL MARKET. With choice meats , an experienced butcher , up-to-date fixtures , and , above all , general cleanliness , it is my in tention to supply the people of Valentine and vicinity what they leretofore lacked in the-meat busi ness. Hoping to retain the old trade and expecting to constantly increase it by efficient business methods , I am , Yours for business , 12 C. B. BACHELOR. St. Xicholim 4/hu Services will be hold as follows : On Palm Sunday , April 12th , ligh mass at 10:30 : a. m. , Bless ing and distribution of the Palm Before mass. On Holy Thursday , April 16th , ligh mass at 10 a. m. On Good Friday , April 17th , Rosary and Stations of the Cross it 3 p. m. Holy Saturday , April ISth , atj ) a. m. , Blessing of the Paschal of ihe Baptismal and Easter Water , ii h mass. Easter Sunday , April 19th , low nass at S a. m. High mass and > ermon at 10:30 a. m. During Lent , every Friday eve- ling at 7:30 : p. m. , Stations of the PI-OSS and Benedictions With the VIost Blessed Sacrament. LEO M. BLAETCE , Rector , Church X > Sunday's services : 11:00 : 'a. m. , "Christianity's Real Mission. " 7:30 : p. m. ' , "The Episcopal Dhurch Affected in Doctrine and Polity by Its Ancient FrerMliness With Outside Reformers. " (5:30 ( : p. m. Christian Endeavor , epic : "The Men Whom God Ac- septs. " Psa. 24. The Ladies' Aid will meet next " " rirursda-y with Mrs. Hoenig. We have a good stock of Sulky Plows , Sulky Listers and Double Row Listers i Do not hesitate to put in lots of corn. Later we will sell you a / Two Row Cultivator , so you can care for it easily. Call up on us for Moline Wagons , Velie Buggies - gies , Eclipse Windmills , McCormick Machinery , in fact for anything in the 9 implement or Building Material lines. A Successor to D. STINARD Valentine , Nebraska. Has a complete line of shoes for ladies , mis ses , children , men and boys , in all the latest styles and best quality. Our line of hosiery for both sexes of children and adults is unequaled in quality and price. We have a new line of cravenettes for ladies at $ o.OO that heretofore sold for $10 and § 12.50. Now is the time to buy your rain coats and slickers before the stock is broken. We want your patronage and will give you good values for your money. Overalls , work shirts and work shoes are now seasonable goods for spring work , and we have them in large quantities at prices that are not equal ed by catalogue houses. Come iii and let us take your measure for a tailor made suit that will fit , be dressy and wear well. We guarantee them. Cleaning , pressing and repairing done. THE FAIR A Safe , Simple System The system of paying by check was devised by all men for any man for you. It is suited to the need of any business , either large or small. It makes no difference whether we pay out § 10 or § 10000 a month. -checking account will serve your needs. Pay by check , the method puts system in to your business and gives you a record of every transaction. VALENTINE STATE BANK VALENTINE. NEBR. J. W. SURVEYOR Vtil 'ittisie - Nebr. All work will be riven prompt and careful attention. Cuttle I'usture Wanted 70 or 80 head of c.rtle to pasiure , plenty of shade and run ning water , sec 4 , tp. 32 , r. 25. In quire of S. 13. Smith , \ \ oed Lake , Nebraska , 11 The Loup Valley Hereford Eanch. Brownlee.Nebr , Ko'dier t'ol- umnns 17th ; i * nn of Columbus 17tli. n lialf brother of the § 10.000 Cbam- pion o..le. a.n d i'riuce Ronbdel 131- 003 at head of herd. f now have about 30 head of 1907 bull calves f-T sale. C. H. FATJLHABEK. H. DAILEY , Dentist. Office over the grocery deparment of T. C. Hornby's store. E. D. DEBOLT. Barber STATE BANK BUILDING First-class Shop in Every Respect Run de Quinine Ilair Tonic , Golden Star Bair Tonic. Herpicide and Coko's Dandruff Cure. Try Pompeian Face Massage Cream MILL PRICES FOR FEED , PerCwt. Per Ton. Bran , sacked. . . . ? ! 10 § 21 00 Shorts , sacked 1 20 23 00 Chop Feed , sacked 1 50 29 00 Corn , sacked 1 35 26 00 Chop Corn , sacked 1 40 27 00 Oats , sacked 1 60 31 00 For Sale Cat-tie about 20 head ; 9 head year ling s'eers , 5 heifeit- , rest cows and heifers. Must all go in a Lunch. Inquire or write S. E. Smith , Wood Luke , Nebr. 11
