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: Robert Thompson has been
: building a dwelling on his home-
stead.
. Attorney Ed , Clarke went to
Chadron and returned , the latter
part of last week. . . .
Attorney A. M. ] . Morrissey went
/ to Wood Lake and- returned the
first of the week.
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Jake" Stetter returned from i
Omaha last Saturday morning
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where he had bsen with a ship-
ment of cattle.
The excavation for the base
ment of H. S. Lockwood's new 1
! atone building on Main street is
, , , _ completed , all but the leveling up.
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completion , so far as pertains to
tthe outward structure of the
. building. I
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Don't neglect . , to send a dollar for
THE , DEMOCRAT and mention our
. special offer or send clipping.
Every tenth subscription free. See
our advertisement ' in this paper.
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: One house for rent- in town , 4
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rooms . and city water. :
I I Two houses for sale. .
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: Several farms" and ranches for
t sale in tracts of 80 , 120 , 160 , 480
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Sheriff Rosseter was called to
I the country south of Cody the
fore part of the week to take
charge of a five year old boy who
had been deserted by his mother.
The football enthusiasts who
went from Valentine to Omaha I
last week to see Minnesota run up :
14 to 0 came home meek and low
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ly. You'd hardly know they'd
been away from home.
Send your dollar to I. M. Rice for
THE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT to Jan. 1 ,
1911. Every tenth new subscriber
will get the paper free and your
dollar returned to yon. See adver-
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tisement in this issue.
Dave Piepgras is the name of
a new settler over in Tripp county
- near Ben F. Dean and Jesse Cas-
teel. They all come to Valentine
occasionally and here i § where
they buy their building material.
You ought to take a , county pa-
per. Every man who lives in the ,
county ought to read a county pa- j I ' i
per. Why not send a dollar for the
I DEMOCRAT : ? Don't put it off. Do it
now. If you : have been a subscriber
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and dropped out , let us renew our
acquaintance. Send your name
and a dollar.
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The weather of the
severe past I
two weeks from extreme heat to
cold , snow and ice wa common
all over the country' and as .far
south as Oklahoma. ' We don'i
have an exclusive weather bureau
here but find that when these sud-
den changes occur here , they -visit ;
other portions of our " state and
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surrounding states. . I
David Emerick of Kennedy . ' pre- ,
cieut , while in Valentine "after 'Sup
plies Tuesday of this week ma' t ' w'th
a serious accident tliat ' may cause
him the loss of an eye. He was
boxing in a friendly way with some
of the boys when his foot. slipped
causing him to lurch his head . for
ward and downward and to one side
thereby receivtng the full force of
a blow on the side of the eya that
was intended to catch him on the I
shoulder , the bout was eniirely im- .
promptu . and friendly and every
body is eorry that ii happened.
Mr" . Emerick r was sent to dmaha , at , i
once to receive the care of an eyo , !
specialist. J ;
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SCHOOL NOTES
- „ - ) MINXIE ADAMSON AXJ
By
* - i SPRAT L. GAKPNKK.
Bertha Hoos is in school again.
Eldene Sparks was absent Mon-
day. '
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On Monday Anna McCloy en-
tered the fourth grade.
Atbert and Philip Francke are
out of school this week.
The pupils of the first grade are
making a rope hammock.
Ardis Sherman is absent from
school on account of sickness.
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Elizabeth Jane McCloy was e 1-
rolled in the sixth grade lVlonda " .
Earl Farrell was absent from
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school Wednesday and Thursday.
The high school orchestra had
their . first practice Monday even-
ing. '
. Several members of the third
grade went to the mill Saturdry
to study flour making.
A question asked _ in the Physics
class ; Professor : What is force ? "
Lee , "Force is a breakfast food. "
If any one thinks they need a
lecture ] on spelling , just go to Miss
Van ' rie1. The tenth
grade Eng :
lish will commend her very highly.
Rev. J. E. Baker addressed the
high school Wednesday morning.
He earnestly spoke for encourag-
ing the . desire for a college educa-
tion. .
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' We were very glad to ' see Char-
lie Daniels enter the tenth grade I
Tuebday morning ; and _ ! ope he
will be a permanent member of
the class.
The tenth grade have laid aside
their botanies till . some time in
February when they . will again take
up the study and prepare for . the
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spring flowers.
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Three new pupils entered the
second primary room Monday.
Frank Bradley and James McCloy
in the third and Florence Young
in the second grade
, For the past six wt + & ks . ' those ,
in the seventh jind eighth grades
who , were neither absent nor ' - tar- ;
dy were , Grace Brayton : . average '
97 , Jennie Graham , average 05 ,
Albert Foster- 9&f MinnieKifester. : ' ! .
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194 , Bellan Hutchins , 94 , Emma
Anderson , 94 : , Mae Peters , 95 ,
Martha Haley ; , 92 , Mattie Able ,
91 , Gilbert Erickson , 91 , Addie
Harvey , 90.
The first grade pupils have cut
and colored enough maple ] leaves
to fill eight long strings which ex-
tend from the center of the room
to the walls. These leaves make
a very pretty decoration for the
fall months.
Those from the sixth grade re
ceiving an average above ninety ,
thereby getting a holiday Friday
while the remainder of the grade I
were poring over the examinations
were : CherrieLeaneah , Leon Hill-
singer , Dwyer Hoxey , Helen
Hornby , Eldene Sparks , Donald
McLean , Irene Northrop and
Kathleen Yeast.
A rule was made in the high
school that-all students who were
not absent nor tardy and who had
made a daily grade of 90 per cent
would be exempt from all exam-
inations. The few who were ex-
empt from the examinations were
Helen Bachelor , Bertha Helzer ,
Minnie Adamson , Claude Lam-
ereaux and Spray Gardner. We
are in hopes there will be a larger
number at the close of the next
six weeks.
The following is the program of
the Philomathean society , Oct. 29 :
Roll call by secretary , responded to with a
quotation.
Instrumental solo - - Miss Van Driel
I Oration - Public Speaking , Margaret Hllle ' .
Recitation-Rugged , Adolbert Leneagh
I Declamation - Nobility - Harokl Dunn
I Vocal SOIO-"itching' Hour , Marie Christ
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Paper-Atrip to Seattle - Edna Brown
, Recitation - Lincoln's Gettysburg Speech
I _ _ _ _ ' CJlnrence , -
. Clarence Haley
Invective Looking Glass , . Claude . La-
moreaux.
Eulogy - A J opl > : ing Glass , Lettie Whipple
. [ U' . : ; Stllhvell
' 3a"J1itiml Jpnes
Music-Boys' QuaHettei pf.IiY ftSf
( Lawrence Rice
Newspaper - The Vldette Reporter , Minnie
Ad 11 ms .
Essay . - - Albert Ohristcnsen
Solllloquy - The Owl Critic , Maude : : Rowley
Recitation - Annla Laurie , Blanche Hutcli-
inson.
Vocal Duet - Gentle Be Thy Slumbers
Helen Sparks , Alice McLean
Biography -George Johnson , Be'da Turn-
quist. _ ' '
Hf. , ! tn J.on-Llttle Jim . - Lu.c'y Foyer
Pnr 'ctY-Thj : ftlOnkon / . Bucket' t , Ruth .
Quigley. : " . . .
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'Gili Duct
y on - - 1 ) LCO . ' stlllw&ll :
Recitation.
Kl.ulingTSeelu ' Things - Ha//ul Graua
hb\lgU-Hh\v EUftfc ID:1PY : ' $ J
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Along - - Mae Wade
Music by Orchestra.
Discussion : That Novel Rending is' Detri-
mental Mental Development ; affirma
tive , Elsie Nelson ; negative , Belle Hob-
feOH ' ,
Rosolvod tlwt tJJO n. - ? fJfmrIS Done More
to Advance CivWzal.Q { : T.hAH JIlP Iu.
ventor ; affirmative , Florence | ! acks.pn
and Ora Perkins ; negative , H/lte Helzpj
and Spray Gardner
Critics report.
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23 , 1:30 : p. m. , High School Building I
Salisbury's Theory of Teaching , chapters -
13 - - - - E. P. Bettenga
Music , Plays and Games , pages 20-65 .
- - - - Mrs. Hudson
Traditions of the "White House , Jennie Dew
Parlamentnry Usage - Frances Harden
Ancient History - - Mary Jacobs
Howtp Counteract the Influence of Bad
Litci'jiturft : ; , ! Mamie Newman
Domestic Science r MJKffFei / ? ' ' 't :
Book Review - ll/muh . jjipIW !
Modern Religious Pointers - . :
- . . JuthleenIcIJ1tUshlin : :
Normal Training in High Schools .
- - - , KJnoru Hower
Reclamation of Arid Regions - -
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Yellowstone Park - Bertha Gordon
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Taken Up.
I , tho undersigned , have this day , Septem -
ber 23. J589. : i taken up if. piy : ranch + , section ,
' township 82 , range : ! II / 'In Gh'/jrfy ' . pop t ! > > uty !
NebraHka tho following . rtesprfbgd p'str/ty" !
to -wit : One red bull about 8 years : ! "flirt"
branded ONO on left hip. wind puff on p-ifr
side of left front leg.
JOHN H ELA. . . . ' .
38 o Arabia Nebr.
Contest Notice.
U. S. Land Office , Broken Row. N'pbrasll'n ,
September 23. 1909.
A sufficient contest affidavit bavin : been filed
in this office by Frank Gregory , contestant ,
against homestead entry No. 02588 , made
December 241904. for NW # . N % awji. section
IS. NEi ! A % , S & and S'/JNWtf : , section ; w ,
Township n. range SOw Ctli P M. , by Jnnn A.
Stafford. cbhtestfiP ji. s'hiclj it is I alleged that
said John A. Stafford has whnjly ' hapdflned
said tract for morn than six months. lst l pas ,
that he has never cultivated , improved or re ?
sided upon said tract as required by law but
maintain , : a residence elsewhere than OD said
tract that said land is in Its wild and native
state , that said defects exist at this date and
have not been cured.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear I
respond and offer evidence touching said alfe ; m.
ton at 10 o'clock a. m on October 30. 1C09 to
fore J . H. Welton , U. 3. Commissioner Mullen.
Nebr. , and that the final heannc will be held
at 10 o'clock a , m. on November 3. 1909 ! , be-
fore the register and receiver at the United
States land Office in Broken Bow. Nebraska ,
The said contestant luvint in a proper am-
davit filed Sept. 13 , 1909 set forth facts whcb
show chat alter due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made it hereby ord' r-
ed and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
S J ; ? 4 H JOHN REESE , Register.
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Notice to Creditors ,
In ihe : County Court within and for Cherry T
county , Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Martin
deceased. -
To the creditors of said estate :
You ara hereby : notified. That I will sit at I he
County Gout Room In Valentine in said county.
on the 5th day of Novemher , t009 at 10 o'clock a ,
m. to receive and examine all claims against
said estate , with a view to their adjustment and
allowance. The time limited for the presenta ?
tion of claims against said , estate is six months-
from the 5th day of May A. IX 1009 and tho
time limUpd for ' pavmeut ot debtfe \ is one year '
from said fith da ? of May. 1QO ! ) . e
- " - - * < Witness my hand an * the seal of said
SEAL County Uourt : this ' ' 18th dsw of October ,
- - * - - 1909. ' JAMES 0. QjJ GLEY.
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thigh.
Horses brande ,
on left -
shoulder
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or thigh ,
Some " Some branded
branded on ri brandedll
on left or Shoulder. :
boulder ; I
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I P. H. Young. / '
Simeon. Nebr.
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as cut on left aide
Some left
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side.
- An left Jaw of
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Albert Whipple & Sons. t
Rosebud S , D.
Cattle branded
SOS on left side
OSO on right side
Some cattle also
have a -f- on neck
Some with A. on
left shonlder and !
some branded
with two bars
across hind quar-
ters. Some Texas w
cattle branded * O on left side and some ® 4
on left side.
Herses branded SOS on left hip. Some cattle
branded AW bar connected OD both sides ana
left hip of horses . . .
N. S. Rowley.
Kennedy , ' - Neoraska.
Same as cut on left
side and hip , and on
left shoulder of hor
ses. Als on
hip. left side . nd i :
F X on left se '
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tlo brend- _ , . .
ed hWlk. ing pec ( either side up ) on
left side or hip. f on left Jaw and Jeft shoulder
of horses LU
Q on left hip of howea.
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0. p Jordan.
Rosebud , 8D 4
Horses and cattle
same as cut ; also }
OJ BE JJ on right
hip.
Range on Oak and
Butte creeks. s
A liberal reward
for information
leading to detection "
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bearing any of these brand * . 1
R. M. Terrill , Propr.
Brownlee , 'Ori .
Cattle branded as
in cat on left
side. Some
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_ . on left hip. Range
on North Loup
river. two mil s
west of Brewnlee :
J. A. Yaryan.
Pullman , Nebr
Cattle branded JY
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oh 'sttoirTder ' ' f-
Seasonable reward
f6.ranyinforra $ to ! > i
lead6g } ft th } f rt-
c ePat : 1 Q f 2ttll l !
atraypa tftJIP IJtf
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range.
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Kennedy , JiTebr.
Cattle branded
as on cut.left side
Some on left hip. S
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Horses same on
left shoulder
Range Square
Lake.
Nebraska Lajd ang Fading Co.
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brands : ;
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loraes ran e t c , I
same i' '
F Range between 11 ' 11
Gordon on the F , E. , t
&M V. , R R. and I ;
yannis . on M. R. R. in Northwestern Nebr.
BARTi.ETT " 1iVHA RDS. Ellsworth. Nebr. ' j
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n : ttle branded
as In cut ; horse ' i
same on left '
thfgh. Range her I
tween Sprint ; C'k j
and Little White
river. '
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Oasis , Nebr : . : >
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charge of these ! lJ
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Range ' on bfia ! ip ' . . . r Q :
river. .
Metzger - Bros. - : - .t .
Rolfe Nebr' ' . ,
Cattle branded . i ! ; .
anywhere on left , ' :
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Earmark . , square . . . . . . . . . . . . . . / ' . . . ) f\ - \ . , . .
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eft thigh. ! t E
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Lake and Crook. ,
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