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and came direct from the U. S. gov - f ;
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Three Star Hennessy and Dreyfus Brandies , Imported |
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The FIRST NATIONAL BANK
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'Good Rooms. Hot and Cold Water.
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, James M. Coutts of the Chicago
Newspaper Union is in town today.
Mrs. 'Of. A. Chapman entertains
the "B. D. 500 club" this after
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noon. !
Hon. James Morris of Johns
town was in town last Thursday
defending a contest case for a
I client of Brown county.
W.Scattergood of Ainsworth
is in town today , trying a contest
case before the U. S , landoffice
, for a Brown county client.
, Jas. H. Quigley and Mr. Bart- . '
lett have gone to Texas after a
bunch of cattle which they expect
to bring up here to get ready for
market.
The music loving people will
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rich Pfitznervill not be able to
give the musicale anticipated here
on May 11.
l John C/Fenner. of a suberb of
I Chicago , was here the first of the
1 week visiting his sister , Mrs. S.
Moon and family and attending to
business matters.
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The baseball game with Sparks
last Saturday resulted in a victory
for the home team by a score of 9 { )
to 6. Stetter for Valentine , held
I the visitors safe at all times.
Robert Robinson , E. Breuk-
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lander a.ndV. . D. Jlarkson go to
Lincoln Sunday to attend the
grand lodge of the A. 0 U. VV" ,
as delegates from the Valentine
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' lodge.
Andrew M. Morrissey ' received
notice the first of the we.ek from
the state university law , college1
that he had been appointed a mem-
ber of the judiciary committee of
that institution.
Hammond & Bullis are build
ing an addition to their barn on
the south and to the front for a
buggy and carriage barn. They
have sold th < ? Star barn to John'
Dambly and Josh Hitt. ' \ I
Charley Abraham calls your at-
tention this week to an ad vertise-
ment of his store , elsewhere in
this paper. He is going back
East Sunday to buy a full line of
dry goods and notions.
Dr. 0. W. Noyes and wife mov-
ed this week into the Mrs Carter
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house recently vacated by Road- I
master Lyman and family , who '
moved into the' , Keeyes property I
in the northeast part of town.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Yoerg , Tuesday , May 4 , a nine-
pound bo T. Mr. Yoerg is setting
upT the cigars to the boys. We
stumbled onto a box that had been
left - at chapman's drug store for
the occasion.
JMrs. Chailes Sparks entertain I
ed sixteen ladies at progressive
500 Tuesday evening in honor of 'I I
Mrs. Dr. Flynn of O'Neill Mrs.
M. V. Nicholson was presented
with a set of cut glass water glass :
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for the evening. \ I. j
The Valentine alumni are get-k , , :
ting up a banquet in honor of i I
Prof. R. H. Watson , who has been
principal of Valentine ] schools for ' :
. 13 years past. It is to be an' j ' : (
elaborate affair and plates will be '
§ 1.00 each. No such time as this 1 J
will demand our attention for 1 j
yoars and there will be a hundred 1 j
plates or more. Those \v ho are '
fortunate enough : to enroll for this 1 1
occasion will beside the entertain- j 1
ment , be gratified : with the lux- 1
uries of'li-fe in one grand feast i
Friday evening , May 21st , will be J
the p .date. . . Valentine : people are. t
glad to , show " their appreciation . : of c
Prof. Watson in his untiring efi
forW for Vstenbine achot/ls- / ! . ' ! J
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Made in every style
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week.
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Dr. Eva L. . Woods , who has
been visiting at Mrs. V. A. North- :
rop's , has decided to practice
osteopathy in Valentine for the
summer months at least. She
vfin ' be found at Mrs. V. A-
Northrop's , phone 156. She has
had six years experience in her
profession. Come and find out
what osteopathy can do.
The high wind Wednesday
did considerable damage to wind-
mills and small buildings hfire and
and l there. E. A. McQuade's
windmill south of the depot was
blown to the ground and shattered
the mill and tower. Many shing
les were taken from roofs and old
chimneys were damaged. All
chimneys should be examined and
repaired where cracked or loosen-
ed bricks are found.
Sheriff Rosseter took three
prisoners to Lincoln this week-
Tony Maule to the pen , and Hom-
er Crane and George Loomis to a
hearing before the supreme court
on the question of jurisdiction in
the case of the state of Nebraska
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vs Crane and Loomis , charged !
with receiving stolen property ,
knowing the horses to have been .
stolen. County Judge Quiglny
accompanied Sheriff Eosseter as
an assistant.
Next Sunday , May 9 , baseball
fans will have an opportunity to
attend double-header ball .
a r game. I
At 2 o'clock the Shad ley team will
start the ball rolling against our
home team , and immediately after
this game the civil engineers will
have a fast aggregation ready to
trim \ our local " "champs. The
ShacHey t ° am is a fast bunch from
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dowirnear Isorden \ , and 1 up to the
present ' have decisively defeated
all [ teams in that section of the
country.
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The alumni of the Valentine
high school propose to tender a
farewell banquet in honor of Pro-
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fessor and Mrs. Watson on May
21. This is the thirteenth > ear
that Prof. Watson has served as
principal of our schools. During
that ' time he" has labored . faithfully
and conscientiously to make our
school the best. The banquet , is
to be public in orcfor that .all who
desire : to attend and show their
appreciation and good will toward
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fashions.
Styles come and styles go.
Unless you buy a shirt W
made by a house that knows '
where and how to secure
the authoritative styles , you
cannot be sure that your
shirt is correct.
The CLUETT label war- "
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rants correctness as well as
durability.
$1.50 and more. '
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Ail Kinds of Fresh IS I ' , I ; I I r
and Salt Meats : ' . . .
I Will buy your Cattlelogs , " p - - - s-
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