Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, September 30, 1909, Image 1
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Bice , Editor + and , Proprietor VALENTINE , isTEBE. , ' , k I UB . JAY , SEPTEMBER : 30 , 1909. V 1ume 2 - - , No. : 38 - . ' ' " _ . , , . . . . . _ _ _ 'II'1 ! 1'r" 1iIIttil ' - - - - - : ! ' - ( -1" - J - - - - - - - - - - - - - --fj @ I ? - @ . . . , \ I THI8 18 THE TIME - . . _ _ . - " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . and the Red Front TVIerc. Go's . HARDWARE DEPARTMENT e ' -L I k1fLAGt _ _ to buy your I ) GASOlENE OR Il STOVE e. . F Lkr ° . . . . ' . E : . . . . , . . _ . . . . . , . - . . . , . tf . " . . : . . - ; ' _ "h _ .y < , . . . : . ; . . " . ; : ' : . "i . . . oro . = : . . . . . . . ' . ; . 4' . ) , " . . . $ . . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . . 1 > : ' : : : ( " . . : . ; . , . . : : < : , N7' ' ' ' " " ' / " < : < .x : , ' : : : : . P . . . . . & ' . --.N ( , M . . , , ' : < < < " " - J > , : , , , ; : ! ! : < .v " - . Get ready for the hot days. We have the , largest and best assortment of Gasolene 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- - - balmers . . and undertakers in Cherry county. .f' R ed Front M erc. CO. o@j ) G @ _ G . , . . ,1' : - - " ' \'f \ , _ = < : = ! : ! ; ! -iI-I2I' ' . - ' , _ 'Eureka Saloon r ' \ , ROBERT McGEER , Propr. , ; ' . / \ } - Fine Wines , Liquors and Cigars Bourbon Whiskies : Rye Whiskies : . Old Crow , Sherwood , . Hermitage . , , Guchenheimer , " . . Cedar Brook ' . ' Sunny Brook , t. , Spring Hill 1 , and 28 - year/old and Jas. E , Pepper O , F , C. Taylor . . , ; These whiskies were purchased in bond ' ' ernment ernment warehouse. They are guar- anteed piire and unadulterated. Un ' ' . . excelled fgr family and medical use , . , Three Star Hennessy and Dreyfus : Brandies , Imported : Gordon and DeKuyper Gins , Guinness's Extra Stout. Bass Ale ! Storz Blue Ribbon and Budweiser Beer , Valentine Nebraska J c : . . . - = = : , - = - - Clwrtoml IN a State Bunk : Chartered ns a National . . Bank : Juno 1 , IhSl. August I : ' , 1X)2. ! : ) The FIRST NATIONAL BANK . Successor to Bank of Valentine. ) Valentine , / - Nebraska. OARITAL PAID iN A ( jeneral 1 Banking , Exph . nge . and Collection Business tr it . $ , Q 0 O ! j - less i ; t - - 1 0. H. ' 0 { \ EM- . Trps dpnt . . M. v- NICHOLSON { , Cashier ; J. 'f. fuI Vl ! p VrpshlUIlt : Mips GL-Ejf HOEKIO , Ass't / Cashier : , , : . . . . - - . , - . - . , . - . . . - - .s _ -i _ _ f-e I New Hotel. Electric Lights. Good Rooms. Hot and Cold Water. . t Chicago Hous . : NEAR DEPOT / i MRS. : S. : A. SEARS , Propr. , Valentine ] , Nebr. Rates $1 per . , day , Calls for all trains. _ e _ e - - ( Read the Advertisements. ) i . - - - . C. & N. W. New Time Table. V.'KST uonxi : No. 7 , 1:10 p. in. New passenger train. No. : ! , J : a. : i 11. m. Old " " No. ll'.i , , ll"wp. in. Through ' freight trnln. No. SI , 10:20 a . in. Local ( rl'1ht ; train. r KAST HOUND : No.2 , 11:00 ) p. in. New passenger train. No. (5 ( , 5:1) < ) n. m. Old" " No. 11(5 ( , 0:2) ! ) a. n , . Through ; freight train. No. 8 : ! , 8Z : : lI ) ] ) . m. Local freight ; train. i , - Talk of the Town. e Grandpa Bullis is in town this I week. . I Mrs. E. Olson is visiting rela i tives in 111. One of Piercy Bros. of Kennedy was in town Tuesday. . Walter Jackson returnee } Satur- day night from Illinois. F. K. Bivens and wife are visit- ing their son Lew this week. Miss Gertrude Quigley has gone to Casper Wyo. to teach school. Leonard Beal of Kennedy was in tdwn a couple of days this week. Jesse and Geo. A. Gaskill drove overland to Keya Paha county this week. , V m. E. Haley has gone to Lin- coln to attend the state university law course. It is reported to us that a baby girl was left at County Assessor Young's place last Sunday. Miss Hunt daughter Prof. Hunt visited at the Ueece home . south of Simeon last ' week. Hackberry Thompson and Levi Garlock took a car of horses to Walnut Grove , Minn. , last week. F. E. Carter and Frank Cronin came up from lied Deer Lake and attended the Yank O'Bryan sale. G. A. Chapman returned last week from a trip to Chicago where * he attended the druggists' con ven- tion. Numerous cattle trains are daily going east. The new cut off will be a great help in stock shipping season. . . Miss Marguerite Quigley and Oliver Walc'ott have gone to Belle- vue college to finish their cou.rse this year. Frank Randall and .Miss Blanche Maulding of Clear-water ; received first prize at the Britt reunion as the best waltzing couple. Sam Lee called on us last Satur day while in town to subscribe for THE DE IOORAT. He is working on J. W. Stetter's ranch out near Newton and is formerly from Texas here. Yank O'Bryan's sale Tuesday was successful in point of numbers present and they came with the purpose of buying if they found what suitedthem , consequently fair prices were realized and the sale aggregated over $8000. Dr. G. D. Shipherd , deiuist , from Ainsworth , will make regu lar trips to Valentine each month. The first dates will be \V edne day and Thursday , Oct. 6th and 7th. Will be pleased to meet old friends and patients as well as future ones. 37 On Sunday next , October 3rd. , Services in St. John's Church as : follows : Sunday School at ten , I Holy-Communion with addrefs at eleven and Evening Prayer with I . Sermon at 7:30. : Litany and choir rehearsal on Frida , ' evening at 7:30. George Tellier returned last Thursday ; week from a 100 days' trur of the western states , taking . in the exposition at Seattle , a great many noted places and saw a lot of the country and the peo- ple. He enjoyed good health and com ° s ' back feeling well repaid for his'time and money expended an-1 l speaks- highly ] of some part ! ; of the"conn ' . try % as a'place : to ' live : Mr. ' TeHer'.started out with'Dau : Ad- < arnson'last ; J.une'and ; th they"traveled together for some time , but Dan returned _ some time ago better , satisfied ' - to remainMn Ghprry ; coun ty and is making his plans to that effect , though he saw the beauti- ful sights and glamour of the ex position and the west in its . Sun- day clothes. They're both glad to live in Cherry county and keep their base of supplies here , though they 'may ' wander east 'or west on sight-seeing expiditions and trips of pleasured i _ _ _ _ _ _ The New Florsheims Are In. ' A I , . - We have them in all the latest shapes , styles and leathers. . I Black Kids - , . - . $4.00 O : ' Gun Metals . - - . 4.50 Willow Tans , lace and buttons ' - 5.00 V . 'I , . . Wine Buttons - - ' - - 5.00 ? Bench . Made , black and tans . - , 6.00 e " Heavy Fall ] Oxfords - - 5.00 . . One important thing about the Florsheim shoes is the way they fit ; you don't do any "breaking in" with them. e - . ' . - , . . , - , . ' m / . . @ ) . . Nf ; a . . . . . - - - - - - Carl Lurz , Sr. and Jr. were up from near Wood Lake Monday on business. It "seems that some years ago a man made final proof I on a quarter section of land that . some other fellow wanted and the : other fellow protested but the proof was accepted and a patent . issued in due time. The land : was ! sold and Mr. Lurz later bought I it. The old trouble is bring n ; - I vived and an attempt being made I to have the land cancelled. Why ? Because soros other person wanted that quarter. It is strife. Will the government go back of their former decisions when it was possible to have all the proofs and evidence ? If such is to be the case ! and _ the King George government or ' vengeance is upon us then let us pray for a Cromwell. The Sand Hill country may haVe had fraudulent entries but to wreak vengeance upon the present occu- pants of the soil I because it was impossible to catch the guilty parties of years ago is equal to the wholesale slaughter of the first born in King Herod's time. Thus a dozen or more persons are now in each case made to sufT- er who are innocent purchasers. If there was a crime it should 1 1 have been punished before the present stage of development , and jf ; Uncle Sam has a desire to punish it should be the guilty offenders. The land is not stolen in these cases but is in proper use subserv- ing the needs of Western Civilza- tion and Uucle Sam has more to give away in 640 acre tracts to those who will make good ] use of it , so , where's the crime ? Some inspectors are job hunters who think they are expected to do something or their job will be cut off. If the goverment will turn its attentions to the congregating of coal mine lands into the hands of Eastern Capitalists and Railroad Co's they will be doing something and against others than helpless individuals who have no money to fight back or protest their rights. Why don't they go after those who are gobbling up the oirfields or coal fields and by combinations of capital charge Cherry County § 9 to § 12 per ton for coal. I Three Million Acres of Government Land to be opened for settlement about Oct. 15 , in out.h Dakota. Uncle Sam's greatest land drawing. These lands to- be opened under the United States homestead laws. For reliable information : about thrse lands , send 25 cpnts ( silver ) for our interesting little ! booklet , "The Cheyenne and Standing .Rock. Reservations. " TVIls about the historJ\ . to.pogTalJh.r urtd ; soil rainfall who- may t take climate , , \ : ( ) ma \T , , . homesteads ' ; ' 6tcf. , compiled ' by 4 state historian. Includes nlso u - I ; up- to date map' of ; South Dakota , . showing larids to be opened. If .vou are interested in secur ing 1GO acres of this rich land , wrap up a quarter and send for this booklet and map at once. Address Homestead Information Bureau , Pierre , S. D. For Sale-Old Catholic parson- age. For -particulars call on Father Blaere : 29 , . . - - - - - - - - - - - Farm Implements We sell farming implements as well as other . merchandise at reasonable prices. Call and try us. . . : . , - , . . . . , . - . . " , ; ii' ' . . : , I CHOOKSTON NEBRASKA. , M AX * ' E. VIERTEL I DEALER IN EVERYTHING. , I . . , . . . . , " . . . - . . . NEWPERFECTION : " ' ' . . . . . . ' , Blue Plame Oil Stoves . ' i \ These stoves are made by the Standard Oil Co. , 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 I burners , and also with , cabinet warming shalf or oven as you desire. ; Prank Fischer. - . L1&T I&1W1 - Stetter & Tobien , Jrops. , 1 , Il f DEALERS IN I g I ti All Kinds of Fresh . and Salt Meats . . . . " - \ \ ill buy your Cuttle : , Hogs , _ . _ . Poultry , Horses , Mules and = anything you have to sell. - - - - - - - - - = = = rSTOP AT THE FAIR . . and examine the different lines of goods , such as , l.e li.n ! Men's and Children's Clothing ! ! , Hats , Caps , . i Men's and Boys' Boots and Shoes , Ladies' : . I and Children's Shoes and Oxfords I I I , / Hosiery of all kinds. I hiro camples of Garden City Tailoring ' Co. Orders taken for tailor iua3e suits , and fit guaranteed or I I no sale , and prices right. Yours truly I B. } | Henry W. Hoenig , Pro p.r. f : i Phone 145. Yalentine , Nebr. . ' - - J . zr ' - ----0- - ' I GRANT , BOYER- . : . CARPENTER & BUILDER.l I : X : . t I I A.11 kinds of wood work done to order. Stock tanks made in all sizes Residence and shop one block south of passenger depot. Valentine.HONE 72 Nebraska References : My Many Customers. . \ " - /