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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1909)
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' ' . . . . > . o- ' 1 ) : " ' ' . : . : " " r1'H.E V ALENrI I.NE.UJjJMUU.HAYJ . ; . , ' . , . . . . . , . . " . . . I J I \ L .t : . . . ' ! r ' . . f . . . " - - w ( I ' ; 1 I. . M. \ Rice , Editor and Proprietor V YALENTINE , 'NEB ) { : . , THURSDAY , . JUNE 3 , 1909. . - Volume 24 , No. 21 . . . . : i i _ J - - - - . _ -r \ _ _ _ THI81S THE TIMf , 1 . . J1HfJIM F - - - A and the RecTFrcnt Merc. Go's M . - - HARDWARE . . , DEPARTMENT e : . , ' . 18 THE PlAOE . bL. - - * * e 3 to buy . our e . JGASOLENE OR OIL ; t STOVEJ t e ' e 1 , / , f 1 _ e. . . . e \ [ . . . , . - . : " , I Get ready for the hot days. We have the . . largest and best assortment of (3-asolene ( and _ e . Oil Stoves ever shown in the city. Seeing is . , ' believing. Call and see them for yourself. We are also headquarters for Garden ' . Tools , Garden Hose , Sprinklers , and Hose - . , - : Nozzles ; : Garden Seeds , Barbed Wire and Field Fence. , \T e are also the only up-to-date em- . e. m . balmers and undertakers iiI . Cherry county. tit / . , Red Pront ' Merc. . CO. . ' : _ . _ _ _ " . , . . _ - . . . 4 . 1'1 ' ' " . , ' p"Or""O " " r ' . . ' \ Eureka a Saloon 1 . , . . . "ff N ' , ROBERT McGEER Propr. i : \ ' Fine Wines , Liquors and " Cigars , . . 1 Bourbon . Whiskies : Rye Whiskies : rij ' Old Crow o , . . . Sherwood , Hermitage , I. " , Guchenheimer , " Cedar Brook , . . Sunny Brook , c . Spring Hill , and 27/yearxold . a f and Jas , E , Pepper , . - 0 , 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- . " t . excelled for family and medical use. h , h . . . . . hp'r - : Three Star Hennessy and Dreyfus Brandies , Imported , . . . . . Gordon and DeKuyper Gins , Guinness's Extra Stout , . I Bass Ale Storz Blue Ribbon and Budweiser Beer , Valentine = Nebraska l = , . . . . . . . Chartered n.s n Stnto Bank Chartered as a National Bank . . - Junc 1 , ISM. - August 12 , } ! I02. ) , . : -I I : ' ! The ' . 'ter' , . FIRST NATIONAL BANI . . . . . . ' : Successor to Bank of Valentine. ) . r J . , . - _ . \ . . ' " Valentine. - .t _ Nebraska. . ' . OARITAIj - PAID IX * . General ' , : , : . : , Jr. . _ , . Banking , Exchange . . _ . . . 25000. . and Collection Busines : : ' : : . . * . O. H. COKNKI ; , Pr . ' . ml'nt. M. V. NICHOLSON , Cashier. J : T. May " Vice President. , - Miss : CJJEX HO- : IG , Ass't Cashier. . . . . . - ' - . , . , i . e - - - - . e . - o 8 _ _ e New Hotel. Electric Lights. Good Rooms/ Hot and Cold Water. I : , \ 1 I Chicago ' House | NEAR DEPOT > E' _ MRS. S. A. SEARS , Propr. , Yalentine , Nebr. : . . Rates . $1 per day , Calls for all trains. _ _ _ ee _ r . < Read . , the Advertisements. , ' : t . ' - - . , . : . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . a ' * . . , . . . . , . J , . . . . , "f' . . ; . : : ; , - - > C. & , N. W. New Time Table. WEST nouxn : No. 7 , 1:10 p. ni . New passenger train. No. a : , li : a . in. Old " " . No. 1111 I , , 11 : i i p. in. Through freight train. No. 81 , 10:3) : : a . m. Local freight train. KAST nOUN ! ) : No.2 , 11 : IXI ( ) p . m. New passenger train. No.i ( J , , > > :0 ( ) ; , a. in. Old" " No. Ill , 0:3) ( ) a . in. Through , freight train. No. 8i , i\'JM : ) p. in. Local freight train. ' ' - " , s Talk . of the Town \ " - . . . . - L. C. Sparks returned- from a business trip to Omaha Sunday morning. ' , - County Treasurer Armstrong returned Saturday from a short business trip up the road. I Dick Murryof _ Rosebud was re- newing acquaintances about town the latter part of last week. v Judge Olson returned Tuesday from his trip to Idaho where he recently took his aged m'other. The farmers in this vicinity shipped out . . . two cars of / fat hogs Sunday for the Omaha market. Elden Sparks returned last week from business trip to Seattle and : is again with the Ludwig Lumber Co. t. . Miss : lfayT ade arrived Tues- day night from New Carlisle , Ind. , for a visit with her sister , Miss Minnie Wade. Chas. Anderson and his. assist- ants went to the reservation this week to put up a couple of houses ? under contract. . Chas. Jordan is intending to commence the erection of a new house on the site of the one which recently burned down. -1V m. "Taylorhas . bou ght" the J Compton lot north of the court house and will begin the erection of a new residence immediately. S. , R. Elson of Omaha , state ag ent for the Equitable Life Ins. Co. ' , was in town the first of the week on business connected with the company. . A number of local Masons in- tended to attend the meeting of the Woodlake lodge last Saturday night , but missed the train which pulled out while they were eating supper. B. F. Ankeny of Deuel county was in the city Monday on busi- ness. Mr. Ankeny is one of the leading stockmen in the west'and may eventually extend his inter ests , into Cherry , county. . . , Dan Barnes was in town the first of the , week , havi Jg brought in his assessor's books from Gil- laspie and Barley precincts. He spent several days in town visiting around with his many friends. Miss Bessie Eaton was in town Monday enroute to her home at Rosebud. She has been teaching school at Stuart and was recently elected to the principalship of the schools for next year at that place. Charles Helzer has resigned his position with Davenport & ; Co. , and accepted one with the Valen- tine Lumber Co. He has always been a good steady boy and will succeed in his new work as he has ia his old. Hon. C. H. Cornell returned 'from Fremont Sunday , + night , , , hav ing started the day before from Omaha enroute home in his new automobile _ , but the roads were so " muddy that he was compelled to give up his proposed overland trip. ' J. R. Spencer of Brownlee was in Valentine the latter part of last week , turning in his assessor's books. He has a son who gradu- ates from Doane college this year with honors , and who has accepted the principalship of the Thedford schools the coming year. . I . , r - , . - - G _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . YOUR CHILDREN \ FEET , " . , J. . . . _ " " _ - . . . . . . . . ' " .J't-- ' . . " will grow in their natural Vhape" In EDUCATOR SHOES. . You should realize the tri importance of allowing s , . . : the child's foot , while growing , to take its nat ' f ( ural shape. , ' w + : EDUCATOR SHOES - : e \ 4 : are made of finest se- e A : p ' lected leathers. Call and ' examine them and you { , . . . will be convinced tat * * II they are the best shoe made to keep the grow { : : : La j ? ing foot un its natural ' . - ) = shape. Ask for e : / EDUCATORS. , \ \t/ . . . I THE WRONG WAV , _ IfB ! : EDUCATOR war _ _ _ _ _ A Mr. McLean , son of Jim McLean of Kosebud returned Monday night from Carlisle , Pa. , 5where ; he has been attending school -He. held the position of left guard ' bn the Carlisle football team. . , . , Judge "Walcott expects to leave this coming Saturday night on a business trip through the eastern states , having some legal business ttiat will take him to Washington. . He : has outjiaed great . tripr both - on rail and water , and expects _ to . . . ' ' ' be gone about'"two . . . * .4" , - . . " welr ' . . . < J.-- $ . . : . . . , : ' " . , . Indian Agent Kelly at Eosebud has been removed by government inspectors and a man by the name of Ellis given the place. A great number of changes have been made on the reservation this spring , many old employees ; being replaced by new and younger men. Barney Denaeyer of Arabia and Charles Hanna of Woodlake were in town last Friday and were pleasant callers at this office. Mr. Denaeyer says his father likes his new home in' Hgood old Missouri" : and will spen - l his declining days there. Yet , "good old Cherry county" may draw him back to dwell among the many friends he has here. , Arthur Jacobson and : ) his father S. J. Jacobson came down from Tripp county last week to get some fence posts and other material with which to improve the forrn- er's Tripp county homestead which is east of Charbonneau's ranch. These people are from Loomis in rhelps county this state and the father is here helping to get his son established on his claim. The public schools closed a suc- cessful year last Friday , and once more the small boy is happy and the mothers sad. Next year has far from a promising outlook , for new teachers must be secured for nearly every room. It is to be hoped that the right men and women will be found , but in the educational world that kind of ma- terial is becoming rare , and it may take time to re-establish the old order of things. . . . . Mike Mone : of Cody , Ira , John son of Irwin , AI Stewart of Kin- neyville , Col. Osborn : of Steen , J. P. Krsycik of Woodlake ; Clem- ent Hahn of Table , \V m. Heelan of Schlagel , Ed Spencer of Ger- man and Dan Barnes of Gillaspie turned in ' their precinct assess- ment books to County Assessor Young last Tuesday. ; The assess- ment in nearly every precinct ! is greater than last year , and there are about 10 per cent more people ' t assessed than in 19'OS. " , ' . , , . - - - Farm' Implements : We sell farming implements as well as other . ' - merchandise , at reasonable prices. : . . _ ' \ + q . . . . Call and try us. " v i-- CNRE B ° KKsTII' / : . MAX E VIERTEL . DEALER IN EVERYTHING. . ; . . . . . fi . - bt Moved i Moved I , = I . To Our Permanent Quarters , = g,1ST , DOOR WEST . OF DEMOCRAT OFFICER 4 .i' , . . L tfl ? , iJust received a line of lJt i Mid ! m Summer Hats & Children's Hats&J = Am still doing dressmaking and would be = | glad to and make . Ifi plan any garment. i * 43 tfl 4fl VALENTINE NEBRASKA. ; , Mrs. B. I , : Johnson. bit . .54 01"0" . " c ; , . 01' " 01' " 0ooc ; , . 0-0 OI' " 01"01"0'C1" " 01' " O/W 01' " OI' " ; " " 01' " . ' " . . . C1" . . . . ( ! ! CI" ' - . OI"'CJW . ! . . . b . . . . . . . . . . . .9. . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . _ - RTR ' 7 r ; Stetter & Tobjen , Props. ft II " DEALERS IX ' i ! ' i i i . All Kinds of Fresh 1 rI I and Salt Meats. . . . Will buy your Cattle , Hogs , _ .r - - Poultry , Horses , Mules : and - , , anything you have to sell. , r , THE.FAIR I . . 1 Valentine , Nebraska , has received a complete line of new , high grade ' . Fall and Winter Goods , . r which are being offered at the lowest prices pos- I 4 . sible , the margin of profit being only reasonable. P ! Prices are within the reach of all and plainly mark- \ \ . ed on every article. One price to everybody. -ze : - - 2S K 22S2 2 32 SC > C Z2C 22 GRANT BOYER , ' - T i - - , OARPENTER & BUILDER - t ' . . x i t All kinds of wood work done to order. Stock tanks n ! : de in all sizes. > - Kesidence and shop one block south of passengiv depot. . . ' . . Valentine. I PHONE -72 Nebraska ' Keferences : My : Many Customers. , _ ; - - . . . . . ' - : \ . : . ' > # . ' : . : T , 4 -
