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. BvJ FI.OKEXCE JACKSON a ml
By .
* I KATK HKLKKU /
Eugene Taylor has resumed his
studies in the eleventh grade ,
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Win. Heelan from Arabia was
enrolled in the 8th grade Monday.
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typhoid fever. We miss Le.otta.
I otta'i
A new sand table is a much de I
sired addition to the second pri
mary room.
I Roberta Veach and Ardell Han
i dy of the second grade are trying
I third grade work.
Katherine Howe from the Fre-
mont school entered the third
grade last Monday. '
Jim Church started to take a
course of studies in the High l I
School last Monday. I
Burton Howe entered ' the 7th I
grade this week. He brings his
credentials from the Minneapolis
schools.
The Basket Ball girls and Base l
ball boys went to Johnstown
Friday to take part in the celebra
tion. The basket ball score was
17 to 10 and the baseball S to 4 ,
Johnstown winning ! both games.
Although Valentine was beaten in
both games they had an enjoyable
time and were pleasantly enter- I
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tained by the Johnstown people.
A glee club has been partially
organized for the Valentine High
School , which will be very instru-
tive and beneficial to the members.
Three more Basket Ball teams
were chosen in the High School ,
electing Alice McLane general
manager , Hazel Carlson , Branch
Hutchinson and Bertha Helzer
captains. This makes a total of
four teams .now and we expect in
the future to have some fine
games.
Lots of new type at THE DEMO"
CRAT office. tf
Government Homesteads.
One and a halt million acres of
farming and grazing land will be
opened for settlement in the Chey-
enne River and Standing Rock In-
dian Reservations , October 4th to
iJOrd. : : ) Registration to be made at
Aberdeen , and at Pierre , the capi-
tol of the state.
Fast daily through trains via
direct lines to Pierre and Aber-
deen via The Chicago & : North-
western Ry.
For full information regarding
rates , with pamphlets telling how
to secure a homestead of 160 acres
from the government , apply to
any ticket agent , The North
western Line. North-I
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: Buy Bovee's Furnace at Factory Prices '
Arid save from one - tilirrt to one-half ! the cost of any first-class :
heating plant , having EQUAL CAPACITY. y
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We sell 1 a fir a t-class furnace , suitable for a cottatre with all pike ) ' ,
and fittings for SGO 09 , and larger lurnaces at proportionately low ,
a prices :
We m * nrarhirp 3fi different furnaces of the leading : styles. We . ,
35353 ? " < > w" , onfi of tlle oest equipped furnace
} > lants in the west. We manufacture
r - > the very best and sell at the lowest
po.sfnhlf manufacturer's price. Our .
. lurnace ? burn any kind of fuel.
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. _ : z , furnace havinjr a perfect torced Vent t ; ; .
tila'tinjr System , tht insures pure air :
a r a in every part of the house. The value
r 3 1 of this forced ventilation cannotbe :
. , over-estimated , especially in Cu.se ot ! : :
) > ad lunjrs or sickness
1 y'Y ' We ship everything properly pre
Y pared ready to install so thai any
, handy maw can properly inst-i.ll ! our
furnaces without any a.csstance from
-f a tinner.
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heated 1 and uet our three-colored t cata :
y $ log } and best plans for heatinjr plant.
I ' , " w A letter to uwill save YOU about half .
the cost of a luatingplane. .
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to
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The value of weather forecasts
to the stockmen , farmers and
I gardeners of this section of the
country are invaluable ; to say the ;
least and specifically would men
tion the statistics as published in
the Valentine Democrat each week
from our local Weather Bureau
which furnishes valuable data as
to the conditions pxisting in our
own country and teaches our far-
mers when to look for extremely
hot and dry weather ! , the late and
early frosts so damaging to crops
planted out of season. Some sea-
sons are earlier and the climatic
conditions so favorable that a crop
= planted early or late does well and
any body can raise a good crop if
he only plants and cultivates dur-
ing the season but the the close
observer and student of weather
conditions may raise a crop any
season : in this part of the country
if he plants at the proper ; time.
I barring accidental storms of hail
and tvind.
We deem as especially im port-
, ant the forecasts : of early or late'
frosts I ' in which our farmers are
I given opportunity to protect ten
, der plants , also the cold wave fore-
i casts which enable stockmen 'to
| get feed together and gather in
I their stock from the prairies to
i I prevent great and hazardous loss-
es as in the early days when vast :
I I herds of cattle , were swept from
! the Nebraska prairies and well to
do ranchmen were left without
stock necessary to secure . their .
commercial paper.
Those early days were hazard
: ous alike to stockmen and banks
I which loaned money on stock.
j ' The thrift and heart of the stock
1
'II business on the western prairies
owe ranch to the local Weather
I' Bureau and its i timely warnings
' whioh enable manjV ranchmen
I through the : telephone system to
, spread the news from Valentine of
j the approach : of a storm which
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means instant activity at all well
regulated ranches to gather in the
stock. But no less valuable is the
data published from week to week
in the Valentine Democrat giving i
the correct conditions of the
weather from which valuable de
ductions ave made by intuitive
farmers and stockmen who in na
tures field are made better weather
prophets than Hicks or Devoe.
EXCURSION RATES.
Ak = Sar = Ben Fal ! Festival !
Omaha , Neb. ,
Tickets on sale ! daily Oct. 4th to
8th ; return limit Oct. 11. Wit
ness the grand carnival and pa-
rade. Great military demonstra-
tion , all branches of the service
participating. Larger and better
than ever before. Don't fail to
attend. For full particulars ap
ply to any ticket agent of The
Northwestern Line.R
Taken Up.
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I , tin' aullerslgue(1,11UVt this dar,81'ptem- :
I j ber _ : ! : I , l.OI ! ) : , taken up nt my nuiell section 18 . ,
i township :52 ; ! , range 2(5 : ( , in Cherry county ,
i Nt'hl' uIm ; , the following described e.strny : ,
I' to-wit : One red bull , about 8 years old ,
branded ONO on left hip , wind puff OI1 out-
side of left front leg.
Joiix HKKHAX
I : SS ; .1 Arabia , Nebr.
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Contest Notice.
U. S. I/iml Office Broken I'.ow. Nehrai .
September : ; 23 : 1900.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been lile-l
in this : olhce by Frank Grecory , contestant ,
at ! ainst homestead entry No. 02. S8 , made
J ) ecemher 2- ! . 1904. for N\VK. N ' / H\\4. ! section I
_ > < I. NE ! 4 > - % .S& : : ; and Sj NWif , section 30
Townshtp26n. range 30w Gtn 1' M. , by Jonn A.
Watford contesre ill i which it is alleged that
said John A. Stafford : ; has wholly ] atMindoned (
aid : tract for more than six months ltst ! past ,
that he has never cultivated improved or re-
uiHtl uijoii said tract as required by law but
maintain , a residence elsewhere than on said
tract. that said land is in its wild and native
s'atp. that said defects exist at this date und
have not been cured.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear
respond and offer evidence touching said allega-
t'on at 10 o'clock ! ! : . . in on October 30. 1900 De-
fore J. H. Welton U. 3. Commissioner Mullen.
Nebr. . and I that the final hearing will he hold
at 10 o'clock a. . m. on November 3. loo ! } . je-
fore the register and receiver at thQ United
States land Office in Uioken ! How. Nebraska
The said contestant having in a proper affi
davit filed Sept. 12 , 1909 ! ) set forth facts winch
show ehflftter due diligence ! ! : personal sen ice
of this notice cannot be made it is hereby ordfr-
ed and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
381 H K. OLSON. Receiver.
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\VHY ? Because Calumet Baking Powder IS more
certain in its rea"lts - the baking is always lighter ,
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Send 4c and slip found in pound can. CHICAGO IiAKIHGf ?
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Some branded
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on left
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or thigh. ,
Some Some branded
branded ; on , . ; hraUdedii
on left E1 or bhouJtl r.
honlderf .
r thigh _ "
P. H. Young. '
dlmeon. ' ebr. -
Cattle branded I
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Albert Whipple & Sons.
Rosebud S . D.
Cattle branded
SOS on left side 1
OSO on rlehtstde
Some cattle also
have a 4- on neck r . . . .
Some with A oa
left shoulder and
some branded I
with two bars ;
across hind qw r-
ters. Some Texas
SS1m5cied"a O on left sdeand ! somej F- J
on left side. .
Horses branded SOS on left bio. : Some cattie 'i JI \ '
hranded AW bar conuected on both sidfi ana \
left hip of horses _ - :
N. S. Rowley. i '
Kennedy , - r'4 uralka. ! 1
Same as cut on lelt
side and hip , and on i1
left ( shoulder of hor-
her-
sep. ALsoBSEI on
lelt uide . 1111
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F X on left s' , 1
Some cat- '
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ed huslc-etHBB 'ng peg ( either side up ) on
left side or hip. F 011 left Jaw and left shoulder
of horee UJ
UJQ on left hip of h r8e8.
N on left Jaw of horses
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0. P. Jordan.
P.oseblld,8D
Horses and cattle
same as cut ; also
OJ BE JJ on right
hip.
Range on Oak and
LI Butte creeks.
A liberal reward
for information
leading to detection
of rustlers of stock
bearing any of these brands.
R. M. Terrill , Propr. . . . i
Brownlee , Nea > : '
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Cattle branded a . \ .
in cvtt on left
side. Homo
V .J branded K T Y
_ . . on left hip. Hangs
on North Loup
river two milns ,
west of Brewnlee
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r J. A. Yaryan.
Pullman , Nebr
Cattle branded JY
on right side
Horses branded JY ,
on right shoulder
J y Reasonable reward
for any information
leading to the re-
covery of cattle
strayed from my ,
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Kennedy , Nebr.
Cattle branded
as on cut.left side ,
Some on left hip. S
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left l shoulder
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Lake.
Nebraska Land and Feeding Co.
3artlett Richards Pres Will Comstock , V. P .
Chas C Jamison Sec&Treas
J : ! Cattle branded ,
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same
Bangp bepweea {
Gm-iIon Q the f , . 1
8& M. . V. , R. B. gptl !
HyaunU on M. tl. Jl. in Northwestern Nehr
BA.RTIJSTT UIUKAUPa. Ellsworth , 1PPf ; ,
John Kills Plenty. t
St Francis Mis-
sion. lto5fc'tud.
S. D.
nettle branded
as [ in cut ; horses
name 0 n left
thigh. Kange bp . .
tween Hprin ' ! Vk /4 ° ' - ,
and [ Little White
r . vel' .
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bawyer .Bros. '
Oasis , Nebr I
G. 1\ : . Sawyer has
cbanre of these
cattle. H rses
8S l > S s ! ! on Jettshoul-
der. Some l
8- left side. j rA , /
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- same left thigh. ! , ,
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Cattle branded
anywhere on left ;
side . _
Earmark ! equare . / I
crop right ear.
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Horses have '
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same brand on
eft thigh.
thigh."w
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Rne on Gordon and Snake Creeks , - .
A. Reward of $250 will he j aid to any person for
information leading to the- arrest and final
conviction . . of any person or . peraolts stealing
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0 ( . Eoan Brosr - , . ' . . ' - " q. . \ . .
Woodlake ; Neb
Range on Long R B .
Lake and Crook , , , _ _ )
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