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Our stock is complete.
BISHOP & YOUNG ,
W. H. Straiten
Dealer in
FLOUR & FEED
General Merchandise
PHONE 125
cor. Hall & Cath. Valentine , Nebr.
JOHN F. POEATH
23 urge , j
Tubular wells and windmills ,
me up by Telephone.
Handles the
SHARPLESS CREAM SEPARATOR ,
JJLOUK , GRAIN AKD HAY.
Opposite Postoflie. Phone 71.
The Loup \ralley Hereford Eanch
Brownlee.Nebr ,
Soldier O
uniDus irtli ic : > o.o. .
; i son of CoUiml > u >
ITtli. : i half Droller
of the 10.000 ( 'iiuin-
in'on n..le , : i n d
rrui'-e r.oi
G'.fi ax , Sieud of berd.
I now liave about 30 head of 11)07 ) bull calves
for sale.
C. II. FAUMIAMEK ,
AILEY , >
Dentist.
Office over the grocery deparrneut
of T. C. Hornby's store.
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COSJXTY SURVEYOR
Valeiitiuc -
All ; vork will be given prompt
and careful attention.
MILL PRICES FOR FEED ,
Per Cwt. Per Ton.
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Bran , sacked.1 15 § 22 00
Shorts , sacked 1 25 2i 00
Corn , sacked 1 50 29 00
Oats , sacked 1 60 ' 31 00
Chop Corn , sacked 1 55 30 00
Chop Feed , sacked 1 GO 3100
"CO LON E L , "
Black Percheron stallion , will
make the season as follows :
Thursdays at Louis Taylor's.
Fridays and Saturdays at Hen
ry Becker's.
Remainder of the week at Yank
O'Bryau's.
Terms : § 12 for standing colt.
U. O'BuvAX , Mgr. ,
,19 Valentine , Neb.
For Sale or Trade.
Registered hereford bull. V. L.
Martin , Brownlee.
'Talk ' of the Town.
Try Kazda's barber shop , tf
Harvey Hornby returned from
i Lincoln Monday.
El Morey lefb for Chicago and
other eastern points Saturday on a
'well ' earned vacation.
William Piercy was in from his
ranch at Kennedy Tuesday , pur
chasing supplies from the local
merchants.
Mrs. Samuel W. Green return
ed to her home in E'.ving Saturday
after a ten days visit here with
parents end friends.
Dr. Meehan , osteopath has ,
moved into his new office rooms
over the Red Front store. Tele
phone Xo. 155. 10
C. C , Thomson was in from the
river Tuesday and spent some
time in boosting for the Bryan
club. Others do likewise.
Mrs. Charles
Sparks gave a
luncheon Saturday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Harry T. Hornby
of Minnesota and Mrs. Samuel. W.
Green of E\ving.
William Bachelor was in from
Oasis Tuesday mingling with rela
tives and friends and while here
took the opportunity of joining
the Cherry Co. Bryan club. '
For Sale Five head , of young
liorses , all broke to drive and three
of them gentle to ride , in Valen
tine , Xeb. , Saturday , June 27 , at
1 p. m. C.ish or six months time ,
good bankable paper with interest
at 10 per cent.
L. K. Travis came down from
St. Mary's Mission Monday to
meet Rev. Xeville Jorner of Ten
nessee , who arrived Tuesday.
Rev. Jorner takes up the work
among the Indians at Pine Ridge ,
which itev , Cleveland was obliged
to lay down after thirty-five year's
of service.
James H. Quigley and D. W.
Parmalee returned from Xew
Mexico Tuesday , bringing with
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them 2,000 head of two-year-old
steers , which were unloaded at
Cody and taken at once to the res
ervation. These steers will be
ranged for two years and put on
the market as ' "killer ? . .
Good homes are wanted for
orphan and destitute children of
all ages by the Child Saving Insti
tute , 3806 Ohio St. , Omaha , Neb.
Over-300 children pass through
the insstute to homes and care in a
single year. From 40 to 60 con-
stancly on hand. If interested
write , enclosing stamp for reply.
While excavating for a cospool
on the new Mark Cyphers place ,
George Cyphers found the head
of a large buffalo twenty-three
feet below the surface of the
ground. The skull is completely
petrified except the horns and is
certainly a great sight. From the
tip of the horns it measures three
feet , two inches , and the large
horns are sixteen inches in cir
cumference. On the forehead is
a network of holes , probably made
by ancient slugs of lead or spear
heads. Those who have seen it
say it is the largest they have ever
seen and the buffalo must have
been a monster. The state ib was
in and the depth indicate that it
must have been killed centuries
ago. Mr. Cyphers has been offer
ed various sums for his "find" but
refuses to sell.
Parties are hereby notified not
to camp < m or graze their stock
on section 14 and Ei of sec. 15 , tp.
33 , r. 28. ELWOODD. HETII. - > on
A Sioux Indian named Thompson -
son shot and killed himself on the
Rosebud reservation Saturday.
He had been accused of horse-
stealing and an Indian policeman
was after him with a warrant for ] <
his arrest. The policeman shot p
down the fugitive's horse , and .
seeing that his capture was ccr- j
tiin Thompson turned his gun on i
himself and fired two shots thru j
his mouth. He had served a term
in the penitentiary for horse steal- i
ng. i
J. U. Jacobson and H. B. Boyer -
er of Steene precinct drove in
Tuesday to attend to some official
business at the court house. Mtv
Jacobson has not been here for
eight years and this is Mr. Boyer' s
first trip here. They live in the
south part of the county near the
line and have to go a longdistance
to vote. Soms of their citizens
have to go 20 miles to vote or stay
at home , which most people pre
fer to do. Something should be
done to relieve this situation.
Give everyone a chance to vote.
The Bryan club meets Friday
evening in Davenport hall. All
who are interested in Mr. Bryan's
uccess are invited to attend this
neeting and sign your name as a j
3ryan Volunteer. Call on anyone
wearing a "Nebraska for Bryan"
) utton and he will tell you about
the movement for a Bryan organ-
nation. We want to know who
j
are friendly to Mr. Bryan. Mr.
Bryan wants to know who are his
! riends and the Bryan club lists .
will be kept for future reference.
Get year name enrolled. Be an
arlp bird while you can. All are
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nvited any time and all the time.
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Two Games
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TUESDAY AMD THURSDAY SC
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June 23 and 2 anus
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CRAWFORD VS VALENTINE ch
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Come out see them. Crawford
fast team and these hii
las a , games
promise to be the best of the sea pr
son. Secure a seat in th"3 grand gr
stand and boost tor the local team.wi ,
Game Called at 2:30. :
Mrs. Cora L. O'Connor and sis
ter Miss Blanche "Walters are visiting -
iting Major Shockley's at Fort
Niobrara.
It was our pleasure to go out to
the lakes last Friday to catch and
at fish. We got a late start and
two miles south 'of llackberry
Thompson's the rain began to fall
and kept it up until we got to C.
W. Bennett's , four miles south
east of Simeon where we put up
for the night. Mr. Bennett is a
jolly good-hearted man who likes
to show his friends aroun 1 anl he
took us out on his lake Saturday
forenoon in boats. We caught
fish until we were tired taking
them off the hooks , and had the
boats loaded with the black crop
pies , similar to sunh'sh but larger.
They were good eating and we
ate a lot of them for dinner. In at
the afternoon we tried fishing for te
teW
bass in Trout lake. Got four and W
worked hard. Saturday night sc
Len Bivens , Del Sherman , Geo. da
daC
Hunter and Val Nicholson arrived C
and went to sleep with the thought
of ' 'wake me up early for I'm go c *
ing after the bass. " But it rain Wi
ed and we were content with some 1 >
more croppies in the afternoon and
they returned. Monday we got a wi
few bass and came home. We the
had bad weather but a delightful
time. Stopped to see C. S. Recce's re
family Monday noon and found w
them well. Mrs. Thackrey is get- be
ing stronger and doing nicely , to
We've been eating fish this week , the
Spring is here and we are well
supplied with farm implements for the
spring's work. At this time we wish
, t to call your attention to our
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Disk Harrows
They have tlyce levers and three bear
ing1 'boxes on each side. They will dig
into the hardest ground without the
aid of weights.
The Double Throw Force Feed
fioosier Endgate Seeders
are the best there is.
g | We also have riding attachments to fit
\ any Walking Lister or Walking PIow ;
< g also have breaking bottoms to fit this
attachment.
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We have a good stock 01 ,
Sulky Plows ,
Sulky Listers and
Double Row Listers
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 Moiine Wagons , Velie Bug
gies , Eclipse.JVindrnills , McCormick
Machinery , in fact J'or anything in the
implement or iUiilding Material lines.
Col. A. L. Bixby , the writer of-
"Daily Drift" and exchange e-li-
tor oi the Nebraska State Journal ,
delivered the first lecture of the
junior'normal j course at the court
house Tuesday night to a large
and appreciative audience. Col/
Bixby is not a public speaker but
sayk he would like to be if he was
in politics and .then he would per- *
Imps want to run for office , bub he
is not running for anything and
Io3sn't want any votes so he real
.iis ; lecture from manuscript abxib
London. He told us about this
risit to London and how Tom Ault
) aid the expenses of his trip for
30 days. His humorous and de- '
jcriptive ! accounts of the people
here and his voyage were inter
esting. The audience listened sit-
ientively for two hours and then
the closa the Cjloriel said he
atwe
YOU Id recite a few lines of poetry
o quiet their nerves so they could
leep. The C.l. went up to the
school ! house at 11 o'clock anl gave
ili3 teachers an address. While
town he visited with ye scrib3
ind ate black bass at dinner with
us We had the pleasure of play-
' .several girnss of chac'wrs an-1
shess with him and took secml
lace , of coarse. We enjoyed' his
fisit very much and hope to S3e
lim in our city again. We have
promised to take him out , to the
jreat bass lakes south of town
vhen he can spare a few days to
jo.
We'll ri.lv. uyjn tlic ocean's wave.
Without a cent of Torn AiiltS mon :
\Ve"ll pull out all tlic haswe crave.
Uut lislitiu ; is not all the fan.
Ami when we go out there to lish.
If on the lakes we wish to llout ; *
it's always bet- our earnest wish
To riJo in ol J Milt L itta' boat.
The hcenery there is not .so gran J
As Ireland's great Killanicjlakes. .
IJut all around arc liills of sand ,
Bontereu with rashes and cane brakes.
The waters are not very deep.
JJut clear , and lishe- . may be
And while across the lake we creep
We'll hook bass from the waters sheen.
At night aroun ! the cheerful grate.
With checkers a i.l chc > sinen to play :
In checkers clrau ami clicks check-mate-
The time will quickly pass away.
And let us say to all mankind
We challenge any in our class.
in checkers if you'll bear in mind -
To beat , us when u e're lull of bass.
Aiul now. Dear Uix. if \ ou will o.i _ > .
Jf you have not then grown too old.
That you'll be here some time in ilay.
We'll never dream of Tom Ault's gold.
Heart Luncheon.
Mrs.'T. C. Hornby entertained
a.'heart luncheon" Friday af
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Samuel
W. Green of Ewing. The color
scheme was red and many of the
dainties were cut heart shaped.
Covers < were laid for ton.
The dining room was darkened j
ant ! then lighted by eighteen red
wax candles , the rich , red glow
producing ] a beautiful clfect.
Wherever possible red hearts j (
were strung and festooned about
walls. "
Each guest brought her favorite
recipe and the choice collection
was : placed in a handsome little
box and presented to Mrs. Green
be of priceless value to her in
future.
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Valentine , Nebraska ,
Does not cater to the trade of men only ,
but also to the ladies and children.
McCall Patterns
are stylish , therefore in i-'reat demand. We
have a complete line. Come in and see our
Shirt Waists , Summer Underwear , Hosiery and
' Straw Hats.
II. R. Shockley is home for a
few days visit.
Wash Honey is up from Wood
Lake today on business.
G. E. O'Brien , E. A. and F. T.
Lac of Brownlec were in townj
Monday.
E 1 Pike and sons and Mr. Gas-
kill I were down to the lakes fishing
over Sunday.
Jas. Galloway and party were
down to Trout and Hackberry
lakes the past week. i ;
Judge Walcott and wife and W.
Armstrong and wife spent several
days out to the lakes last week.
Prof. E. W. Hunt and wife of !
Syracuse are visiting the family
of C. S. Ifoece this week and fish
, The bids for plumbing and
heating the court house were re
jected and they will advertise
again.
Lost A child's white fur cloik
batween Valentine and the Nio-
brara river , Wednesday. Mrs ,
Joe Jennett , Chesterfield.
I. X. Qior.r writes u from
Arabia that a Fourth of July cele
bration in Higgin's grove , three
miles southeast of Tiuclier. is well
under headway.
The republican convention con
vened at Chicago Tuesday. There
seems to be lack of enthusiasm
and the usual preliminaries have
lasted until today ( Thursrhyvhen )
they hope to nominate Wm. II.
Taft of Ohio for president and C.
W. Fairbanks or B. Cummins of
Iowa for vice president. We've
been waiting to tell what they did
and at the last minute we'll rush
to press.
Important Notice.
Cherry county Sunday school
superintendents will pleass send
in their names and addresses at
once to County President J. Rob
ert Baale , pastor of the Presby
terian church , Valentine. Xebr.
As soon as he hears from you , lie
will tell you something that you
will be interested to hear.
I have some good milch cows
for sale. C. I ) . Query , Arabia Xeb.
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A Safe ,
Simple System
\ . The system of paying
j by check was . .devised
: by all men for any
man for you. Ft is
suited to the need of
any business , either.
1 a rgc o r s mall. It makes
no difference whether
we pay out 810 or § 1001)1) ) )
a month. A checking1
| account will serve your
needs.
Pay by check , the
method puts system in
to your business and
gives y : ti a record of
every tuuisaction.
VAlEHTiflE STATE BANK
VALENTINE. NEBR.
Crookston to Celebrate.
Crookston will celebrate the
Fourth of Juiy tin i year. Watch
for program : ; next week.
Si. John's Church ,
Ssivlcesvill ba hell S.imLiy ,
Tune 21stis foliovs , Lo-.v celebra
tion of the Holy Ericlurisfc at 7 a.
m. Morning Prayer and sermon
afe 11 a. m. evensong afc 8 p. m.
St. Nicholas Church.
S3i"ric3s f.vil ! bi held as follows :
In Valentine on Sanday June 21.
Miirh mis ; and ssnmn at 10 a. m.
At 3 p. m. Instruction for the
ciildreu.
In Crookston , SjaJLiy. Jane 23 ,
at the iHiul hour.
Lao M. BtAEiis , Rector ,
Presbyterian Church.
The services the cnming Sunday
will be as follows :
11 a. m. I\i3 Lord's suppar ,
to which all
Christian friends are
invited.
T p. m. Christian endeavor : top
ic : "Tru6 and Fidse Success *
CJEX. 39:1-G. :
S p. m. Preach'5. . Subject :
"Salvation to the U corniest. "
A spscial invitati.i i is extended
to those attending institute and
the junior normal.
