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suited to the ' need of
any business , . either
large , or small. It makes
difference : whether
wepay ; out 810 or $10000
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For sale-Five spitz pups white
, and curly. Call and look at 'era.
20-4 A. G. SHAW.
A number of Valentine people at
I tended the Novak.sale on the north
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table yesterday
A. M , Morrissey returned
. Friday night from a short'business
trip to Oma. a.
The Masonic lodge will , install
1 , its newly elected officers on Tues-
day evenin g , June 15.
Normal ' students can find rooms ,
with cooking privileges. , Mrs.
Clara Felch , north Cherry St. 193
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Obe Church came down from
Merriman Monday night to spend
a-few days ' in town attending to
business.
Wm. , Beamer from Merriman
was in town Wednesday on busi-
ness connected wkh : the school of
'his district. . . .
John Neiss and T. C. Hornby
expect to attend the , , grand lodge
of Masons which convenes in Oma-
ha nexj ; week. , /
D. W. Parmal . e returned from
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an eastern trip Monday night aLd
spent Tuesday in town , going over ,
to ' Cut Meat . . yesterday. . t. . . . . -
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Judge Quigley went down to
"T ood Lake on ' the freight Wed-
nesday evening and returned on
the midnight passenger.
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Mrs. Ed -Parry was taken to
Hot Springs last . Sunday morning
for treatment. She ! has been very
ill for nearly two months.
I Oliver Walcott returned from
Lincoln , Sunday night , where he
has successfully completed his
junior year at the law school. .
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County Assessor P. H. Young
met his deputies in town Tuesday (
and Wednesday to receive their
returns : from assessing the several i
precincts of this county. After
balancing up the books the conuty
- jomraissioners-meet as a board of
'equa1izati June 15"to 20 ad-
equalization . _ . to . i. . to , - - - " '
just claims and equalize the as-
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, . Tobaccos and Cigars. ,
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JPlo0 : ' ' ' . ; p , k.e axc3. : " . Broad i .
Rhone , . . . Home" . . ' . , .
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- and mapped , 2 , 240 . acres. Will . . sell in . whole or cut up
to suit purchasers. ' Have several smaller ranches. The
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I we have the exclusive sale of the John : Deere
, Plow Co ' s gopd..s in this vicinity. We now
. have the largest and most complete ( stock ever
shown here , including
_ John Deere. Plows , walking sulky and gang.
" Listers ' ; walking , single and double row.
- . . . Disk Harrows , with or without tongue trucks ; '
a . 1f Lever Harrows , Riding and Walking Culti
1 vators , Corn Planters , Hoosier End _ Gate
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Seeders and Press Drills , Success Manure
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e Spreaders , Economy Pitless Scales , Sharpies
e Tubular Cream Separators , Samson Windf
. , . mills / Fort Smith and . New Moline Wagons.
The celebrated Velie 1 Wrought Iron Buggies
and . Spring . . Wagons. . ,
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All of this is bri ht stock. No
. bright , new car
< : ried over or out of date goods. Prices and
" - - terms reasonable. Come and see us. , .
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I ' Wm. Taylor has moved _ o'ut . of .
his old' ' home on Main street into
one of the Pettycrew houses back
of the Ludwig Lumber Co.
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William Kennedy is assisting
County Assessor Young with office
work ; in making but the complete
and condensed list qf taxable
property.
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A number of - ' norrr al 'stud e nts
have , already arrived in order ' to
in - - advance. ' The
secure ' . ' rooms n , vance. . '
attendance . this , . year . . . promises . , . . . . to
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be large. .
J. T. Keeley is fencing his
homestead south of town and mak-
ing other improvements , so he
will have the necessary improve1 :
ments required by law to make
final proof. .
W .D. Ricketts of Eli precinct
was in town yesterday on business.
Mr. Ricketts ' is one of the oldest
settlers in the western part of the
county and is still satisfied with
Cherry county.
The Valentine Lumber Co. has
finished building large lumber
shed. The . structure' , erected . will . . . J
be but temporary us it is the in-
I tention to build one much larger
in the near future/
Miss Ruth Stetter came home
Sunday night from Ponca , this
state , where she has been teaching
in the primary department of the
public school. She was so suc-
cessful that she has been re-elected
for the coming year ; with increased
salary. . , . .
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. Ira Johnson of Gordon spent
several days in town this week.
He says that land in the western
part of the county has advanced
50 per cent in value inthe , past
year. The weather conditions
this spring , however , has made ; 'it
hard on the farmer , and settlers
have been slow about coming in.
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F. H. Dillon , cashier of the n e w
bank at-Kilgore , was in town yes
terday on business. The , new bank
opened up for business the first , of
the' month and Mr. Dillon feels ,
satisfied with business already. ] . 'i
He says that Kilgore is booming , I
a new store building being erected
and several buildings being built. '
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Peter Wantz stopped in Valen-
tine yesterday enroute to his home
at Johnstown. He had been out
to Lander , Wyo. , where he had I
taken a stallion which he disposed
of at a good price. Mr. Wantz
says oats were worth $1. 75 per
cwt. , but were better than raised
here. All crops'are = irrigated in I
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that country.
Reports from Brownlee reach I
this pa'per that Mrs. Silas Searson
recently deserted her husband and
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four little children to run away
with a man by the name of Mont-
gomery , who also was married.
They are supposed to have gone
west. While to those concern d
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such things seem hard ; in the long
run they are better for it.
Chris Dittmer was in town last
Thursday and called to bid us
goodbye before departing the fol-
lowing Sunday morning for New ,
York where he and his wife and
baby expected to take a steamer
for their old home near Hamburg ,
Germany. It has been 25 years '
since Mr. Dittmer came to this
country and he will note many
changes in the home of his youth. '
They expect to be gone . , about
three months.
Sheriff Rosseter was called to
the north table the first of the week
to assist in the pursuit of a crazy .
man who had been terrorizing the
neighborhood. : But on reaching
the scene of activities the man' * had
eluded his searchers , and after a
day's pursuit the sheriff returned
to town. It is thought that he .
went over on the reservation and a
squad of police are looking for
him now. The man , from the de-
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scription given , was evidently ] a
stranger and .apparently ] well '
dressed. He was harmless ; his l :
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jump . . up and catch the telephone ; : [ (
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town yesterday. It's not often
that he manages to visit the coun -
ty seat , coming this time to turn
in the assessor books of Russell . . - . , ,
and Irwin precincts. . . .
There will be a celebration of
the holy communion in St. John's
church on Sunday next , with a
sermon , at 11 o'clock a. m. Eve-
ning service , with address , at 8
o'clock. Sunday school at 10 a.m.
. .Peter ' Decbry : came . to town
Tuesday and . ' . yesterday , departed ,
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for Omaha . to " secure , jj , f medical treat- i
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ment. Some time ago Mr. De-
cory had a severp t attack of the
grip which finally settled in his ear * I
causing him severe pains. I
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The seventeenth annual com
mencement I I , of the . , , Val e n t i ne high ]
school was held , in Church's opera
house lastJTriday .evening , and de : I
spite r the , ' fact that , no announce- .
ments. . were ' 9 A , .sent ' " out , the house
was l crowded.to ii * F . f * the doors. . Last , '
year ' . the same class , with others ,
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grad ated " as .students from the ,
elevgnth ! grade , and , , . because of that ' , I '
this- ' ' ' ' ear's commencement ; < was '
as iu ormal' as possible. Of the
numfcer ? that graduated . last year , ! I
but three completed ! the twelfth I I
g'radv - Edith Adamson , ' j I
Gertrude Quigley 1 and Charles ! i
Helzer ' l : ! . The clabS presented . t.hei ] i
first' part of the program , Miss : , i
Adamson and Mr. Helzer deliver- t
ing with rare ability , readings from I
Poe and Dickens. Following them
Gertrude' Quigley delivered the
valedictory , thanking the towns-
people .for . their interest in the t 1
class and bidding them goodbye" as
students , and ending with a splen-
did : eulogy of Prof. Watson , his I.
work and what his influence has I
meant in the lives of his students.
The second part of the program I
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consisted of a short play given by I
the class , assisted by other high I
school students. It well
was ren-
dered : and a most laughable farce. , '
Several musical numbers enli'-fn-I
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AUCTIONEER.
Will meet all calls-phone or mai1.
Versed on pedigreed stock.
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Valentine - - 1 Nebraska :
W. ' H. Stratton
Dealer in ,
FLOUR & FEED
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MILL PRICES FOR FEED.
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Per Cwt. Per Ton.
Bran , sacked : . . . § ! 20 § 23 Off
Shorts , sacked 1 30 24 00
Corn , sacked 1 35 26 00
Chqp Corn , sacked 1 . 40 27 00
Chop Feed , sacked 1 50 30 00
Oats sacked 1 60 31 00
The Loop Valley Qerefeid Ranch.
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umrnis 17th lG"n5'- ! ! ,
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These stoves are made by the Standard Oil Co. , , . .
and they are the best that money can buy. They furnislr "
an intense steady heat , lighted in a second , no smoke , no ' -
soot , and no danger , " whatever. One , two and three , 4
burners - , and also with cabinet \ warming shelf 1 or oven as . \ : i _
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' / corresponding : . prices. But if you'want a reputable serviceable : Machine , then take ,
. . _ the .WHITE- ,
27 years experience has enabled us to bring' . .
out a HANDSOME , SYMMETRICAL add .
WELL-BUILT PRODUCT , combining . in its . .
make-up all the good points found on high
grade tnarfiings and others that are exclusively
\7HITE - for instance , our TENSION INDI ,
- CATOR , a device that shows the tension at a '
- glance , and -wp.hzve others that appeal to care-
- _ ful buyers. All Drop Heads , have Automatic
_ - . . . . . ° : Lift and beautiful Swell Ernst , Gotdes , Oak 1
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- OUR ELEGANT H. T. CATALOGUES GIVE FULL PARTICULARS , FREE. . : e
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Clothing i I , Dry Goods , Notions and ' - , J
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Drawn Work ; also Ready Made . Gar
m.ents in i Ladies' Wearing Apparel I. " t : : : .
at reasonable P rites. Five per cent dis- ' . j' . . j. . :
count on Dry Goods. A full line of Hats. . 'J ,
Fresh Groceries and Fruit at right prices. . - . ' . , . fi
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