TTOrjnvWH -jri ; TT = ; y'T 'W *
Historical Society
_
* * * '
T
7ULUME XXIII VALENTINE. NEBRASKA. THUPxSDAY , NOVEMBER 5. 1908. NUMBER 43
Go to the
We carry
NEEDLES , SHUTTLES w BOBBINS
for every Sewing Machine made
Red Front JVSerc. GO.
Try A. John & Co. FIRST
We have the finest line of Men's
Hats , all styles and colors , in the
city. Prices from Si.OO to $3.50.
.PHONE 97 ,
H
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 , * OXE 72 Nebraska
References : ] \Iy Many Customers.
S252S2 ? S 5 s : < 525 12S
Eureka Saloon I
ROBERT McGEER , Propn
S
I Fine Wines , Liquors and Cigars g
5 Bourbon Whiskies : Rye Whiskies :
§ '
| Old Crow , Sherwood ,
Hermitage , Guchenheimer ,
Cedar Brook , Sunny Brook ,
Spring Hill , and 27 yearxold
and Jas , E , Pepper. " O , F , C , Taylor ,
These whiskies were purchased in bond
and came direct from the U. S. gov
ernment warehouse. They are guar
anteed pure and unadulterated. Un
excelled for family and medical use.
Three Star Hennessy and Dreyfus Brandies , Imported
Gordon and DeKuyper Gins , Guinness's Extra Stout.
Bass Ale , Storz Blue Ribbon and Budweiser Beer ,
Valentine = Nebraska |
K E firSS S2S2&32 *
o
j
Read the Advertisements ,
Nebr. Oct. 6 ' 08
Valentine , . , . ,
Board of county commissioners
met in regular session , present G.
E. Russell , chairman , A. E. Mor
ris and Jas. Mone.
Application of Elmer Hoffman
for license to sell malt , spirituous
and vinous liquors at Kilgore IE
Georgia precinct , Cherry county ,
coming on to be heard upon the
petition of the applicant and the
remonstrance of Nina V. Wilson
et al and upon consideration of the
evidence it is found that the pe
tition contains the names of the
majority of the resident freeholders
ers of the said precinct and the
petition is granted and the clerk
ordered to issue license as prayed
for upon the applicant's paying
into the county treasury the sum
of § 500 and depositing the proper
bond with the clerk.
Board adjourned to Oct. 7.
Oct. 7.1908.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment , members all present.
The following claims were al
lowed on the General fund :
Primary Election Fess
.1II Saul S4 00 Wm B'dy ? 4 00
W E Ca-ly 4 00 E D Chirk 4 00
W E Haley 4 00 J II Yeast 4 00
AMMorrKsey 400 Gee Elliott 4 00
A M Isenhart 4 GO H D Hake 4 00
W Honey 12 CJ Gee Dew 4 00
Jas Lansing o GO li Ormesher 4 09
W Schrcmin 4 00 Dell Query 4 LO
Win Heelan 4 00 S I ) Xo G 2 00
Gee Fishqr 4 00 E S < hweideesky 4 fO
L D Barnes f00 1' C Galloway 8 70
Gee Denton 4 00 SI ) No 43 2 00
C 1'avlik 4 00 J W Beel 4 00
W Wertz 7 10 4 00
J j Ncwbcry 4 00 Crookston hall 2 00
W E Spall 4 00 C \V Bennett 4 00
J WMcGloud 11 00 II Hobbs 4 00
F E Cronm 4 00 A E Spall 2 00
B F Hobson 4 00 F Black 4 00
G Perkins 4 00 G Halm 4 01
A C Salimii 7 00' SD 12 2 CO
It K Rainsford 4 00 II SulKiefer 4 00
J Lorenz 4 00 M BoltS / 4 00
I'M Satlerlee 9 00 S -D 47 2 00
J \lelsln\v 10 20 P Kiege 4 00
Win Dittmer 4 00 HG Welslbg 4 00
S D 45 : > 00 J Grooms 4 ( W
A K Ivii kie 4 00 dins Polen 4 00
A Bivchbill 4 00 Jas Hudson 8 00
S I ) 71 2 00 Dan Sers 4 00
Wm Piercy 4 00 S McAlevy 12 ol )
W II Kennedy 4 no L Piercy 4 HO
Piercy Bros 2 00 J bhellxmrn jr 4 00
J Slielbourn sr 4 00 F Nollett 4 00
John Dam sly 4 00 A Grooms 7 70
S D 4 00 H Poland 4 00
A Brooks 4 00 .1 -Edwards 14 oO
J West 4 00 W M Sellers 4 00
S n S6 2 00 J Fairnead 4 00
L D Tice 4 00 E Vollentine 24 SO
n Wells 4 00 Ira Ji'hnson 4 00
S D 19 2 00 J Mogle 11 SO
Ino Newell 4 oo J Jackson 00
E C role 4 00 ( J Jarch'iw to
Barnee-.Iarchow 2 03 G W Coleman 4 00
J M Wray 4 00 I Davis 4 (0 (
W I Wray 4 00 J A W Johnson 5 20
S I ) 82 2 00 G Freeman 4 fO
J W Snytter 4 00 J A Saults 4 fO
A II Mel/.Rer 4 00 I M Kins 25 50
M IMrker 2 00 G Koan 13 CO
T J Thomas 4 00 II Headington 4 fO
L Cole 4 00 J t liliny 4 00
S D 102 2 00 L Laufer 4 GO
Frank Bresee 4 00 Win Bntler 4 00
S M Wwodwsird 21 83 Ed Gentry 4 00
M Skinner 2 00 D Artamson 17 00
J Bartley 4 00 W Kinkead 4 00
M D Stanton 4 00 A L Gillaspie 4 00
J w Stetter 2 00 It Groom * 4 00
I Adainsou 4 00 T J Christopher 4 00
A Adams 4 00 EHeth 7 20
S D100 2 00 G U F-ilsoai 1 00
\V A Crane 4 00 C W Allen 4 00
W H. White 16 5'J Ed Collins 2 00
J P Gardiner 4 00 L C Starr 13 00
Chas Larson 4 00 W D ilicketts 4 00
J A Yaryau 4 03 A Pratt 4 00
A Burr 4 00 J T Ilawley 4 00
(5 H Hawley 10 00 L T Ilawley 2 00
II F Osboru 4 00 It Boyer 4 (0
B F Deets 4 oo S L Coleman 4 00
S L DuttOli 20 50 SD98 2 00
I W Danils 11 50 W G Ballurd 4 00
N Hanna , 4 00 It Elis 4 CO
D Piercy 4 00 Win Ferdon 2 CO
J U Lee 16 50 D El White 4 00
F Lee 4 00 K S Lee 4 00
Brownlee hall 2 eeL J D Hoover 1G 50
*
L Martin 4 00 LGil-s 4 00
ttui.es 4 00 S D 101 2 00
I P Ninas work on jtil 00
Klopp & Birtlett Co election supplies 203 50
P 11 Young expense 15 00
Ne'brasKa state hospital supplies pauper 21 00
Dr F J Bii'uen atteitdauce-pauper 50 00
J T Keelf y VAX. list fees 2L'5 00
J T Keeley s ilary Qtr 1UO 00
JTKeeley rccordi-ig olllcial bond 75
W A Parker supplies paupar 13 70
Star Ltvery Cohve-j-Co cjin'r It 00
U G Dunn making ballot tioxci. 43 50
W D Armstrong expenses 17 84
G Carlson labor 223
Lulu Korlz salary and expenses 2J3M5
C A Ros > etor del ballots and fe js 3 < 5S 25
C A Rosseter a'arv ' and fees 4U2 75
Win Franke fees-prosciitioiib 42 50
Kiopp & Barh-tt Co supplies G 00
J Meg e care pauper 30 00
Mrs Ma&ingule care pauper 23 25
It Robinson salary S < ? pt 45 09
J M Tucker salary s-pt 53 33
AN Compton meJical tervices-pauper 21 00
A N Compton " 4S OJ
Ked Front Merc PO Mipplius 72 00
.SFGilman ii htsept 14 fit )
J K Itrown ca e or pauper 4 00
Hammond & Stephen Co supplies 1 SO
L \V Paiker arresting prisoners 2000
Charles Maxwell Jr can ; of pai.per 11 Ofl
I.'enderson & Roberts livery 12 00
Arthur Wilson fees state vs bnrgin 7 60
Ralph R Wilson " 7 CO
Nettie Bur in
( ie'6 E Hnyb ' ' ' 7(30. (
Now is the time to get your winter quilts ,
See our elegant display of them in our window
Quilts at $1,75 , $2,00 , $2,50 , $3,00 , $3,25 , $3,50 and $8. ,
KT !
Don't forget to take a look at our 98c leader |
in quilts , Watch our window ,
Jacob Bylstrn " 11 00
Gee Elliott " f 20
W T Kinkaid coroners inque.st-rees 4 10
WS Jackson " 4 10
Wl ) < Armstrong " 4 10
H WlGraham " 4 10
W APettycrew " 4 10
W B Hammond " 4 19
J F Kauan " ' 14 70
Gee Wagner " 14 70
G O Hf-sui " 14 70
\x m.Walrod " 14 70
H Stephens " 14 70
J E Kelly " 14 70
J W Manges " 14 70
Frank Carrah " 14 70
Dick A\ers " 14 70
John Powers " 14 7o
All red Lewis coronrrs fees 35 10
A 15 Morris eoiu'r fees 14 GO
James Mone " 15 so
G E Russell " 31 05
The following claims were al
lowed on the Bridge fund :
Canton Bridge Co contract 37it > 10
Wm Crawfoid work 17 no
Franks I limner Co supplies 5 94
'anion Bridge Co material 369 6G
Joe Jetinett work 19 40
' '
* . - -
The following claims were al
lowed on the Road fund :
The following amounts were de
ducted from above allowed ac
counts and applied on delinquent
personal taxes :
Wm Francke 4i r,0 C Recce 4 oo
LOSturr U (0 ( H Green 4(0
CW Allen 100 Fd Collins -2 Oo
G Ronn 1 ; 00 J A W J hnson K _ > )
A Gsoons 770 It F Hohsiu. 40)
C W Heir ett. 4 ( K ) U Fisher 1 00
C MOL emery ti 7G
The county bridge across the
Niobrara river in section 10 town
ship 33 range 36 being in impass
able con'dition on account of the
approach being entirely washed
away from same caused by the
river changing its course , the com
missioners find that an emergency
case exists and it will be necessarv
to add an SO foot span to said
bridge and they this day enter in
to a contract with the Canton
Bridge Company to furnish same ,
official bond of U. G. Welker as
Justice of the peace of Wood Lake
precinct approved , he having been
appointed by the board of com
missioners to Ull vacancy existing.
Matter of the petition of John [
P. iNinas and Etta Pettycrew for j
the vacation of alley running between - j
tween lot 7 of block 0 and : ots 1 , ,
2 , 3 , i , 5 , 6 , original village of
Valentine , Nebraska , taken up and '
upon consideration there of the
commissioners find that all of the |
proceedings in said case have been
regular and in conformity with the i
statutes provided in such cases ,
and it is hereby ordered that same
be vacated and no longer used as
a public alley.
Matter of the petition of C. A. j
"Rosseter and Robert P. Hoxsey
for the vacation of the public alley
running between lot 6 in block S
and the north half of lots 7 , S , 0 , !
10 , 11 , and 12 of block 8 , original )
village of Valentine , Nebraska , t
taken up and upon consideration
there of the commissioners iind
that all of the proceedings in said
case have been regular and in con
formity with the statutes in such'
case provided and it is hereby
ordered that said alley be vacated
and no longer used as a public alley.
Where upon the board of com- !
missiouers adjourned to Monday ,
January 4th , 1909.
G. E. RUSSELL , Chairman , '
A. E. Monuis ,
JA.AIES MONE ,
Attest : J. T. KEELEY , Co. Clk.
We sell farming implements as well as other
merchandise at reasonable prices.
Call and try us.
GROOKSTON NEBRASKA. , MAX E. VIERTEL
DEALER IN EVERYTHING.
Chartered as a State Bank Chartered as a Rational Bank
Juno 1 , 1884. August 12. 1002 ,
The
Valentine , Nebraska.
( Successor to )
of
CAPITAL PAID IN A General Banking
.25,000. . Exchange and
.
, Collection Business.
G. H. CORNELL , President. J. T. MAY , Vice-President.
M. V. Nio30T > RON. Cashier.
CONFECTIONERY
Tobaccos and Cigars.
Canned Goods 2Z2C Lunch Counter.
9
< $ Phone
S 7
Stetter & Tobien , Props. , , . | ,
SI
DEALERS IX
All Kinds of Fresh i'l
? ! I H
and Salt Meats. . . . v
Will buy your Cuttle , Hogs ,
Poultry , Horses , Mules and
inything you have to sell.
tSZ&2L
Valentine , Nebraska ,
has received a complete line of new , high grade
'Fall and Winter Goods ,
*
which are being offered at the lowest prices pos
sible , the margin of profit being only reasonable
Prices are within the reach of all and plainly mark
ed on every article. One price to everybody. 1
* :22 2g > 5r ac 5 5 " " 2 1
9 ff * ! * % T" M > * * *
E T3 HE DEii