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believing. Call and see them for yourself.
We are also headquarters for Garden
Tools , Garden Hose , Sprinklers , and Hose \ I
I. Nozzles ; Garden Seeds , Barbed Wire and Field
Fence. We are also the only , up-to-date em-
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Bass Ale , Storz Blue Ribbon and Budweiser Beer ,
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WEST noun :
No. 7 , 1:10 p. in. New passenger train.
No. 3 , L : & a. m. Old " "
No. lll ! ) , U :1) ) . ' ' ) p. m. Through , freight train.
No. 81 , 10:3) : ) a. m . Local freight train.
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No. 2 : , 11 : IXI ( ) p. m. New passenger train.
No. 0 , 5a u. m. Old" "
No. 11(5 ( , 6Oa.Dr : . ' Through freight train.
No. KJ , a:50p. m. Local freight train.
Normal Notes.
Nearly all the normalites" went
home Friday to celebrate the 4th
of July on Saturday.
The change in the temperature
was a welcome relief from the
scorching heat of last week.
Minnie Johnson of Kushville is
the latest one to enroll. There ,
are more coming but they should
come soon.
Myrtle Searby gave an oration
on Abraham Lincoln at chapel
Thursday. It was well prepared
and well rendered and was a credit
to the young lady.
During the absence of Mr. Mc- I
Crea last week Ernest Foster had '
charge of the building and did the
work well. We are glad to know
that Mr. McCrea's sister is much
better.
Superintendent Bowen . as the
orator at the celebration in' At-
kinson last Saturday. Reports ;
indicate that he did the subject i
justice and he says that he enjoyed
the trip.
Eldine and Joe Spirks from the
model school gave two recitations
at chapel Friday. Joe recited
Lincoln's Gettysburg speech i and
Eldine the beautiful poem written
after Lincoln's death , My Captain ,
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I. A. , Downey , former state in-
spector of normal high schools ,
spent Friday with us and at chapel
hour gave a very helpful talk
along lines that interested- and
helped the teachers. He enjoyed
a swim in the lake before leaving
in the evening.
Mr. Hudson came for Mrs.
Hudson Friday evening and they
took a moonlight ride home and
spent the Fourth at Simeon. Mr.
Hudson is a genial fellow and a
first class man , but we do not want
him to keep our county superin-
tendent too long. ) .
There is a report that severa 1
teachers are planning to attend the
normal two or three weeks to pre-
pare for examinations which are
to be held the last of July instead
of the third Friday and Saturday.
A good plan , come and get in
touch with those who can help'you.
Miss Lulu Gregory has proved
an apt pupil in swimming. At
her second trial she was able to
swim front or back and float.
Several of the normal girls can
swim and others are learning.
This is the only summer normal
where this art and splendid exer-
cise can be learned ;
Sylvia Allard gave a very inter-
esting account of the recent grad-
uation exercises at the St. Francis
Mission school. She commended
the pupils , especially in draw-
ing and water color.- work. She
thought the exercises were very
creditable , and showed careful
training on the part of the teach-
ers. , Miss Allard answered many
questions'asked her by the aud-
ience concerning the Indians.
Last evening a party of eleven
on horseback ; . escorted by our
genial friend , Judge Walcott ,
crossed the ford on the Minne-
chaduza and then mace their way
up one of the picturesque canyons
to the table land. The bright new
moon lent its witchery the scene
and the gay spirits of the company
made every moment of the time a
delight. , All halted on the bridge "
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street parade and then an invita
tion from the Judge to enjoy the
best things from a soda fountain ,
closed the pleasant affair. . . /
Supt. Gregory gave : the story
of the life of CynthiaYestover
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Alden at chapel Wednesday morn-
ing. It was the narration of the
eventful life of a woman who has
live' W bless others who organized
the international Sunshine society
and through it is still cheering the . :
lives 'of thousands of people. It- .I
is good to know of such people
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Herman Lamotte was in town
from near Crookston Tuesday.
For sale-600 bushels ear corn
at 60c per bushel. T. C. HOU BY.
Frank Randall has purchased a
new delivery- wagon which is very
neat in appearance.
Mrs. Dora Knott and daughter
returned to her home in Wyoming
Monday after a few days visit here
with relatives.
The weeds in numerous places
about town need cutting. Get
busy and cut them from in front
of your property.
Wanted - A woman for cookin jj
and genera ] house work. Good
wages. Address , L. K. TRAVIS ,
25 Rosebud , S. D.
John Lynde , special agent for
the Nebraska Underwriters Ins.
Co. , was in Valentine Tuesday
in the interest of Jhe ; company.
H. H. Wakefield was in .town
Tuesday and says his sale was a
success. T. C. Hornby purchased
the land at § 14 : . 50 per acre. Mr.
Wakefield and family have moved
to Crookston.
Stanley Ketchel knocked outx
Billy Papke in the twentieth .
round at Colma , Cal. , Monday
night and now wants a chance at 3
Jack Johnson , the colored heav -
weight champion
John Stedifor , who has been
stationed at Ft. Russell , Wyo.the
past several years , has been trans-
ferred to Ft. Crook , Nebr. : Mrs.
Stedifor will be remembered here
as Martha Maxwell.
Miss : Cora Thackrey for county
superintendent instead of Miss
Sadie Thackrey. Our reporter
last week was misinformed in re-
gard to Miss Sadie Thackrey com-
ing up for the office of county
superintendent. . . It is Miss Cora
Thackrey instead and the people
of our county know of her school
work and superior qualifications.
Miss Cora Thackrey has been a
most successful teacher in this
'county and was a successful . -
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We . sell farming implements as well as other
merchandise at reasonable prices.
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and they are the best that money can buy. They furnish .
an intense steady heat , lighted in a second , no smoke , no
soot , and no danger , whatever. One , two and three
burners , and also with cabinet warming shelf or oven as
you desire.
Frank Fischer.
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Will buy your Cattle , Hogs , _ _ . -
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