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t ' I. I M. RICE - vEditcV and PropK ;
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, f I. ' , - SheriffCIA'DE A. KOS6HTEII. :
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( ) County Superintendent
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I : "Tor Coroner
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j . ! I ' . ' JOSEPH P. KREYOIK.
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i Brother , Mayes changed a fifty
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i The. , Water Proposition.
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: i Wehave " : . . very bad water . , but
; we understand that the village ! :
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Palmer , the engineer who survey-
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, . , the-arnount of work and l the cost :
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. tern and . electric light plant , and
I they hope to get to work at it
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the work : done before the close of
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This would be , , v very gratifying
to Valentine . .people . but they must
, get busy if they do anything.
The grading-outfit for the rail-
. road company might be employed
j to put in our water system , if they
get through with their contract in
l time to do it , and one outfit could
I R do the work in a few days' time.
f Why don't the "city dads" see
about this and try to get our new
-i f plant completed before cold weath-
i er ?
We need the water , but we hate
to spoil a baseball game getting it ,
and if the contractors who are
i working on the railroad cut off
I could , be seen and asked . to sub-
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i given this " work if they will make
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election Tuesday , exGpting - : fdr' the . . ' 'offices ' . of county
treasurer and superintendent.
Miss Jordan's friends were found to be the thickest
and she got the vote that Daniels .and JParker thought
they ought to have. Mr. Parker was recognized all the
time as the strong candidate , and it was to beat him that
required the - valient work of the Jordan ites and they
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plucked many a flower from the Da els' garden to out-
count the Parkerites. But they did it and Daniels , no
doubt , rejoiced in the thought that he was at least a fac-
tor when he couldn't be the whole cheese. So , while the
Parkerites plucked a vote or two , here and " there , whole
battalions were being sloughed off to Miss Jordan , which .
put her safely in the lead. .
In Valentine some of the voters mis-understood and
voted the democratic ticket ; excepting for Miss , Jordan
and Mr. \ Funke and now the Parkerites claim there was
a double cross on them because their slate was Parker
and Story. This accounts for the vote of Story and
Parker running so close together , and where one went
high the other followed mildly. .
Miss \ Jordan wins out by some 60 to 70 yotes with
present returns and seven precincts to hear from that
will likely keep the plurality. '
: . Miss Cora Thackrey is 6 or 8 votes in the lead with
present returns , and precincts to hear from will increase
'the ' plurality. .
The Valentine Carnival.
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The Valentine carnival is com-
ing , and the people are getting
ready to attend the whole week.
/There will be a good time for
the little folks , with little expense ,
and they'll see the time of their
lives if you'll bring them down
and stay with them during this
carnival. Some of you can't come
every day , we know but you
can come for one or two days and
the first days will be as good as
the last.
Johnnie will want to see this ,
for it will be like a visit to the
city for him and all it costs is to
come to town. , .
You can spare the time , of
course , for it's' only these few
days in the year and your friends
will miss you if you are not here.
Let it be a' sort of 'reunion sof
friends and relatives to meet and
have a good time together. A
few days of thanksgiving for some
and of pleasure for the young
folks.
Come , then , to this carnival and
bring the whole family. Turn the
calves loose with the cows , and
the hogs in the pasture. Give the
chickens plenty of feed , and turn
the windmill loose. You'll live
the longer for enjoying a day of
pleasure now and then and you'll
feel a whole lot better to mix with
the merry crowds for a few days ,
and go home more contentedly to
make . up lost time ; but if you nev
er make : it up you'll be sure of the
pleasure as . a bird in the hand. '
Tom Huston came . to town last
Friday to meet C. J. O'Connor :
whom he took out to the O'Connor
ranch Saturday.
Charley Jordan has moved into
his newly built house , " and Mike
Davis and wife have moved' into
the Peter Simons house on Cherry
street.
Miss Leola West and Phyllis
Duncan of Wood Lake came up
to Valentine Tuesday to see the
work being done at the railroad
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bridge.
George Cyphers , who fell with
a scaffold from the Catholic ] par-
sonage last Thursday was severely
hurt and is hardly able to get !
around yet. I
We hear that the name . of the I
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newly appointed agent at Rosebud
to succeed Mr. Kelly is a Mr.
Wood , who has been agent"
Lower Brule. ,
The chief quartermaster of the
Department the Missouri has
just allowed § 40 for repairs on old
Fort Niobrara which takes the
name from the abandoned list and
puts it into line for future im
provements as a permanent post.
Miss IClida Ellis from Trenton.
Missouri ind : Roy Lou is from Ex-
ira i Iqwa came . here last Frida.\ :
morning and visitod at the homo
of Mr. and I\J rs. John Slonecker
a , c upl of days going to Ains-
wortlr * unc1a.v morning to spend
a few days visiting with relatives.
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Mrs. Mai Jeffers and children
are visiting in town.A , : '
Mrs. McLeode visited Neligh
race carnival this week. , . : : I ,
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Mrs. Emma Vincent and : ; * . baby .
are visiting at Gus' Carlson's. .
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As we go to. press we learn that
Grandpa Hershey died at.3 p. , m. ,
Howard Lay port went down , to
Neligh this week " to take : in the
carnival.
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Mrs. Nicholson's sister , Mrs"
Haarms of Belle Fourche . is visit .
ing here. . '
Mrs. Elmer Bristol has gone to
Lincoln . to visit her ' . . sister " , Mrs . 1 .
Hattie , Stevens - " . L :
Mrs. Wells and little daughter- : :
Sarah , returned 'from their visit in ? ; :
Ewing last Monday. : ; .
Ray Grimes , pitcher for the Val- :
entine baseball team , and Lucy
went down to Neligh.
Mrs. W. A. Pettycrew has , gone ;
to Lincoln and Orleans to visit : .
for a month with her sister. . j' ,
Will the person who took . a
lady's hat from the Red Front last
Friday ; please return same.
Mark Stewart has bought f the
black driving team of L. H. Bau-
man and bought a set of tan col :
ored harness. '
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S. L. Dutton of Curlew brought
in the returns from Steen precinct
and J. H. Jacobson the returns
from Reeves.
Dr. Compton took Cletus Haley
to Omaha yesterday : morning to
have his eye adjusted. A stich
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broke and was likely to leave a
scar.
Wm H. Kinkead and Miss Jes-
sie Beachamp both of Lake were
married at Chas. Pote's in Val ( . n-
tine Tuesday evening by Rev.
Baker.
Geo. A. Corbin tells us that he
will have a car load of pianos Sat-
urday and expects to start a music
store with 30 pianos to be kept in I
stock by the Bennett Co.
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The carnival. Four girls have
started out to sell tickets from the
north and west. None from
Sparks , Wood Lake or the South
country or German settlement.
A § 450 : piano is to be given to the
young lady selling the most tickets.
Order of Hearing on Petition for Appointment
of Administrator. .
In the County Court of Cherry County Neb-
r.tska.
STATJI : OF NwnRASKa lss
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To the heir and to all persons interested in
the eS' le of Margaret lipnuollv. deceased :
On reading the petition of Annie Connolly
praying th-it , the administration of said estate
be piniued to A. Al. Morrissey as adminis-
trator .
It is hereby ordered that you and all persons
in ten stud in said matter ! 11:1) ' . and do , appear
: it the. ' Comity Court to he held in and for said
elrnttvnntheIithdayof > " ' - , A.D. , 1909at
in o'clock : : \ m. to show cau e , If any then- be ,
why ihe I prayer of the petitioner should not be ,
Crimedni \ \ that notice . of the feudency of -aid
p ' tition and that th" hearing thereof be give.n to ,
all p " . -nmi' . interested in . . . aid matter by pnblish-
iiijra copy ! of . . ihiaoirtfr ; . in the Valentine Demo
crat : a wenklv tiewxpapfcr . : printed in said county ,
for 8 ! sllces ; h'e weeks piior to sUddar of
hearing. .
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SEAL . courtrhis : { Kiih dav August. 0D. . inoo. ' ; .
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j I in new plays. Opening play , the four act comedy drama , "A False ' Friend.1 . " . . . '
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A continual round of pleasure. The latest thing of the kind.
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EVERY - ATTACTION GUARANTEED . CLEAN AND MORAL
iA ; . $450. . : Piano ! : ' 'F'r'e'e ' ' !
Season , tickets good for the entire five days of races and baseball games will be . ,
sold for 75c. Each ticket entitles the holder to 75 votes for the Carnival Queen. .
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First race - \ mile and repeat , free for
, all. Purse $75 , 1st $37.50 , 2nd
$22.50 , 3rd $15.00
Second race- - - mile dash , for Rosebud
. and Pine Ridge horses. Purse $50 ,
1st $25 , 2nd $15 , 3rd $10.
Relay raceli mile , first heat. Purse $200 ,
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1st $100 , 2nd $60 , 3rd $40. ,
Friday , ' Sept. 3rd.
First race - } mile , pony , M hands and
under. Purse $50 , 1st . 25 , ' 2nd $15 ,
3rd $10.I : '
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all. Purse - $200 , 1st $100 , 2nd $60 ,
3rd $ till.
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First race - i mile dash , free for all. :
Purse $100 ( ) , 1st $50 , 2nd $30 , 3rd $20. '
Second race - f mile ; dash for Cherry
county , Pine Ridge and Eosebud
horses. Purse $ ? 5' 1st . 37.50 ' ' 2nd
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" . Rosebud , Pine Ridge and Cherry county horses must have been owned at their
respective homes for at least 60 days prior to day of race.
In the relay race cowboy saddles-are to be used , each rider to have three horses ' .
in charge of one assistant , the rider to.saddle , unsaddle , mount and dis-mount
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assisted and to ride three } mile heats each day , the rider winning the greatest num-
ber of 1 mile heats during the three days to be declared the winner. ,
The entrance fee is 10 per cent of purse. Five to enter and three to start or - '
race mil be declared off. Horses must be entereLl before o'clock . .
, Pm. the day
previous to each race.
DON'T FORGET THE DATES , AUG. 31 , SEPT. 1,2,3 I and 4
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In itie ; ftonnty : Court within anil for Cherry
conntv Nebraska , '
In the matter of the estate of i : d\rard It . Jtich-
arcls iieceased.
To the creditors of said estate :
You ar ? hereby nottli rI. That f will sit at the
County Cou't Koom In Valentine in said county.
on the 2Sth day of August , 1900 at 10 o ' c ' ock a.
m. to receive and examine all chums aprainst
said estate , with a view to . their ailjustmpnt and
allmvanutt. The timo limited for tne pre ' en'a- :
rjon of claims against said estate is i six months
from the ' 2Sth dav of Februa. , y k. n. lOOOand inn '
tlinu limited for p-tvmmit otdcht ? is one year
from said i 8th rta > ' of February , 1909.
- ' - - Witness my hanrt an-l the seal of s'\id
SEAL County Court this 3rd : dv of Aii Uit
- k - 1909. JAMES C. QUICJLEY
30 4 County Judge.
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MADE IH OMAHA ° ESTQRZ MALTEXIDEPT. : I ' " ' " -f
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