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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1909)
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He simply , r _ , presents himself to the citizens of this county as an as- \ , ; , a. : . \ pirant to the office of treasurer , and , after interviewing " " . I I' ' / - 1 I , , _ I I I . . . . . i ( \ , . r'rtr."fo' ' g rf f , " . , . w,6 ; ; I . . , + " ' . : : % : 6M ; fix f. , ; " . J s ; I ; , . I . ! . > ' . . ' . . - l'J t t . . J . - , i \ t , ? rrk ; . ' YS . rta. . . 1 , ' . " . . I ' . . . ' I ' - , W , ' . . . ' . . : ' ' / " . r : s of . : , ' ' I i ' , I I i . ' " ' . . . , l. , . . . .ct : , " . . . . : , " < " , , g : " , ' ? . . . ; . . . I . . " gI' f - " , , ; ; ,2 ' . . . . . . . . . . . , " . , . . . .jii , .1N . \ . ' . ; . . . . ' , : > . . , " ( , . . , . .y . , ' , 4 ' ; , . > } ! > w :1 ' . ' - : . " , w J. ; ; : I " . . " " / . . - , f' " , 'Nr " " ' . : - I . , . . ; : < ; 'f".t' - ' ' : : . ' r 'I ' . . , . 2 ' " " " " 6 ' ' ' , I , - ' ' + + i : , - ' t : ' . : . :1' ; I . I . , jfe f q \ f I Ir I ! l I . . . : . ' > } s $ t/ : : ; : . ' ' . f , I \ 1 . 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' six motherless children a common school education and I would , if he were able , give them a collegiate course al- , so , for he heartily commends the higher education , but 1 . . in his circumstances that is not attainable. Therefore , I . , . ' I : ' _ , . , the opportunity to place them in so good a school as ours 'I' : at Yalentine will be a welcome boon to him. - . . . , , i , - A WORD . . . . . ABOUT J JOSEPH . P. KREYCiK . " I . Joseph P. Kreycik democratic I . - candidate for county commissioner , 4 , , and who is classed among the intelli j ; . gent and progessive ranchmen of . : . Cherry county , is a resident of section i . . . 32 , township 32 , range 26 , where his new residence is located. He has been , ' . - in Nebraska since 1878 , and during the years of his residence here has be- . t : ate ; . ' + . ' - t ; ; may , , a - dy , , F r . , xr - . . I come one of the important factors in Jos. P. Kreycik I the development of that region. lie is the owner of a I' s fine set of ranch buildings and is one of the leading old , : o - - settlers in the vicinity. - ' 1\ Mr. ' Kreycik is a native of Jestraby , Lhoto , Bohemia , I and was born on a farm , January 1 , 1866. His father , " . Matej Kreycik came to America in 1878 and located in , Knox county , Nebraska , where he now resides. The family sailed from Hamburg on the steamer Grelart , 1 April 5th , and after fourteen . days on the water landed ' in New York. Coining difeat to Yankton by way oi - Sioux City , a friend of the father met the family and . . , r , ' . - took them to his home , the father soon locating on a . r homestead where he now resides. Of a family of eighl . . children Joseph is the eldest and started out for himself at the age of twenty-one , following ranch work , and first ' . came to Cherry county in 1884 , where he took up a ! homestead and tree claim ; on the former he now resides. He has added to his acreage until he now owns a tract of r 1600 acres , and keeps some 500 head of cattle and 50 . , , horses. When 4 he located on this place his sole posses- ' sions werea few cows , one team , and a debt of j \ eighty } . dollars. He first built a log house and sod stables 1 and i . , outbuildings" , He nor , .has an excellently constructed " . - I . . ' . \ u . / - . / . 4 r ' YTh . . . . . , J - - t : : . _ . . . . . : _ . . ; ; : _ ' . ' - ' - " - - ' " _ - = . -of : _ _ . ; ; - = - . _ - " - x ; - , - . ' . . - . . . 1. \ . . . . . _ . . V ; ' - h. - , ' 7. . . : . . . - . - - . --'A . ' ' ' ' . . . . J _ _ . . . . - _ .c _ " . } . _ _ . 1 . . .r ! ' . . . . . . .o . 4" , J' . _ . ' _ , ff ! " ; 1li2 f1 , , = , a l Wf 1 ! FIf2@ @ i ? Ji. " _ . _ ' - @ ) Oi \G ' - > - * : > j ftA. m i u j r ? c ± * -i i - - - i , ! Cut This Out and I : Send With a Dollar , Ar . X101 I 1r % e want 100 new subscribers and will send b you : the paper until Jan. 1 , 1911 , for § 1.00 ZZ Every tenth new subscriber will get a receipt < < l i in full and your dollar returned to you if you : I I mention this offer or by cutting this out and I enclosing with your dollar. These letters will J be numbered befrre they are opened and every B tenth letter froro. a new subscriber will get a . I I receipt in full and money returned to the sender. pia . I . NOW IS S THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE I i @ I Send your dollar and this , clipping or mention this offer in your letter ODD 'i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ! (1 ( O \ ) ; Enclosed find $ I.XI ( ) , for which please send me THE VALE : I coy \ G w. : : u < < O I ' ! : TIJ K DEMOCKAT : to January I 1,1011 . , - : - ODn 1\ \ ; ; . , . < < : Name. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . : I CIO@ { ; - , ' " ; O . : : . , 1 ' t : . Postolllce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .n : . I i II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' Ii 0Q ( Q I Q . I V-W * - | y Evtfy tenth $1.00 from new subscribers will be returned ! QW I 1 with a receipt in full to January . 1 , 1911. > I r \U01\u \ ! o \ Op. . .4 oo m171 00 A W 1 0 ' ) J/ji 0 - Jjill o ID 0 ID 00 . A'd iill two-story nine-room frame dwelling , with running wat er at all times , supplied from an elevated cistern reser- voir two big cattle sheds , two barns , a sheep shed and numerous outbuildings , wind mills , and tanks and , con- crete walks. Altogether it is one of thejjest equipped ranches within the boundaries of Cherry county. The land is all fenced , and the whole ranch bears evidence of the besj t ; of care and good judgment in its operation , ' making it one of the valuable estates in the locality. As the campaign progresses the friends of our can didates E. B. Quible , for treasurer ; Joseph P. Kreycik , for commissioner ; James C. Quigley , for county judge ; C. A. Rosseter , for sheriff , and J. W. McDaniel , for sur- veyor , feel more certain of success. The county has been pretty generally canvassed and all reports are more or less encouraging , and .why . should it not be so ? They are all good , clean , industrious citizens o'f Cherry county and have been chosen from the different sections of the county in a fair and equitable manner , as it is possible to do Mr. Quible from the western part Mr. : Kreycik comes from the eastern part , Mr. : Rosseter from the cen- tral portion southwest of Valentine , while Judge Quig- ley is a resident of this city and the only one among our candidates who is a resident here. Mr. : McDaniel lives to the south of Wood Lake , so taken altogether the dis tribution as to the territory embraced is as equitable as it is usually possible to make . it. Add to this the fact they are good , reliable men , each of whom ' \villlnake good and efficient officials if their candidacy is approved at the polls on the second day of November , as we feel assured will be the case. The people throughout the county will have formed a wrong impression if they allow themselves < < to be made to believe that Valentine desires to corner all the .county offices. ' r Every voter should go the polls and vote. Only one week from Tuesday i is election day. Some of you may live far from the polling place , but it is only for the one day in the year that you can go and have a voice in the selection of your state and county officers. It is a wise plan to select men with a view to their fitness for of- fice and the portion of the county they represent , so that all the county may be represented. It is not due any' person to have a life lease on an office nor to be con- tinually kept in office because of being raised up in an office. New blood in an . . office brings it in closer touch with the heart throbs of the people. It is highly com mended that changes be made occasionally for the good of the public. Every part of the county should be represented { as nearly as practicable. Our candidates have been selected according to their suitableness , both from efficiency and with a view to representing a portion of the county that deserves representation. It was not possible this year to select candidates . from all parts of the county that need representation but we have covered the ground well , as far as we could. Good government is always that closest to the peo- ple and the best politics is good men in office rep- resenting the people. We present to you for considera- tion good men who represent various parts of this big county. They are in each instance men like yourselves , who have been successful with their own affairs and are public spirited , high minded men who have the endorse- of their own communities and l with them Cherry county . will be creditably represented at home and abroad. - . . - , jnSTyi.A-pay When CURED , AH Rectal Diseases cured without a surgical j I e 5 cpsration. Nc Chloroform , Ether or other gen eral anaasthetic us d. CURE GUARANTEED to last a LIFE-TIME. . j EXAMINATION FREE. , WRITE FOR BOOK ON PILES AND RECTAL DISEASES WITH TESTIMONIALS DR. E. R. TARRY , 224 , Sec Building , Omaha , , Nebraska I ' . . - " . . . . ' - . . . - - . . - ' . . . " . - y , . . . . ' . . - " . i. . . . - - , . , - - . . , . , . . - # . - - - The German Fire Ins. Co. , of Omaha is a state company doir g. , business only in the. state of N 3- braska. Only Nebraska men oper- ate and hold stock in this Comp- any. Last fall this Company was reorganized and made a stock Com- pany with a capital stock of $100 , 000 which was over subscribed with- out solicitation in a short time. . Since that time the company has made rapid progress and this year will write the greatast increase of business since its organization in ! . 1895. The company under the . management of Jay E. White presi- dent , and C.V. . Hicks Secy. has the confidence of all insurance men and the policy holders have never had a just complaint over a loss adjust- ment. The local agent I. M. Rice of Valentine will be pleased to tell you more about this excellent com- pany and the advantages of having a policy for protection. The rates are low. - - - S - - , . . . . . . . _ : : _ : : - ; : . . . . . . . . - - - - . . . . . - . . . " = f ' I. C. Stotfs' big horse and mule sale attracted people from all over / the country for miles around and before some ' men we never saw were here. The crowd at the stock yards was so thick that there wasn't room on the fences for them ' . all any many were on the ground following the auctioneer Jhom . . . . . pen to pen and found difficulty in keep- ing within bidding range of the dif ferent pens of horse and mules. Some men climbed upon the I : fence and stayed there though the ' selling was first i in one pen and f then in another , often too far away , possibly buyers , to see what was being sold. The stock sold fairly . well considering the disadvantages of continually moving a large l crowd. Yearling mules sold at $100 a head , 2 year olds at $250 a team. Horses did not sell so high though mostly sold fairly well. As . , is the case in a big sale there were f some bargains. v Mr. StottH , on the whole , feels I very well satisfied with the result. Dambly & Hitt LIVERY , FEED AND SALE STABLEI 1 Special attention given to farmers' teams . and sale business. Rigs to hire. North Main St. Phone 11 r'GRE' i'FRbN'T ' . I I have just opened up a stock of , General Merchandise : in the frame building south of the McDonald f : , ' store which I recently purchased , and will . 1 name it "The Green Front. " My aim will be ' "cash trade and lowest prices on everything. " , ! . ; : : Nebraska Valentine MIKE . DAVIS : I . . . . . - - - . - . . . . . . " " ' . - . . . - - - - . . . . . ' " . I , : . . - . . . , " . . . - . - . . . ' . - , . - - . ' " . - Mt. Buy Bovee's Furnace at Factry Pr I ices | : ; Y And save from one-th-rd to one-half the cost of any first-class , heating plant , having EQUAL CAPACITY. . ' . ' .1 SIXTY DOLLARS : ' , We sell a first-class furnace , suitable for a cottage with all pipe : / and fittings for $60 00 , and larger furnaces at proportionately low , prices. . , We manufacture 36 different furnaces of the leading styles. We : . - . . . . own one of the best equipptd furnace ' ; < ; . . ; . - - ' ' - , > . . . . plants in the west. We manufacture ' . < < ; . ! . . . . . tt' - - - . \ : it'I. ' ' ) the very best and sell at the lowest : .1 I ' ti r < possible manufacturer's price. Our ' . . . . l . . J - ; & - . . - . - , \ ' _ . . ? furnaces burn any kind of fuel. : : " " " " " " " " ' - The Bovee furnace is the only ' ' furnace having a perfect forced Ven , ' tilating System , thrl t insures pure air t in every part of the house. The value : r ' t'r of this forced . a t' ventilation cannot be I over-estimated"especially in case or ' bad lungs or sickness. _ : . _ 'L We ship everything properly pre- pared ready to install so that any " , d" I handy man can properly install our ' L furnaces without any assistance from : - , a tinner. . Send rough plan of building to be I , - , heated and eet our three-colored cata \ . M' Mh. t ,1 , log and best plans for heating plant. l ! . tJIrT , , f , - ' i , : . A letter to us will save you about half I t the cost of a heating plant. :1 : , I , / ' ' BOVEE FURNACE WORKS 496 8th St. , = WATERLOO , IOWA I < ' . . . - . . . " . - . . - , . . . . . _ . . . , - v ' " ' " ' V" I - _ _ . . e4ll e i l Valentine Lnmber Co. ' SI I 1 V A FULL LINE OF . t .11 e Fort Smith Wagons e F A . and Farm Trucks 7 . , S ( ' S I f L BOTH WOOD AND STEEL WHEELS , . , Velie Wrought Iron Buggies ' . Samson Windmills - ' : , 1 Success Manure Spreaders " . dl - Marseilles Corn Shellers : " ' Portable Slat Corn Cribs r Dain Self Attaching Shoveling Boards A large and com = 'plete Stock of . . . . GOOD LUMBER e 9.v Valentine . Lumber Co. / A. E. MORRIS. W. IV. MORRISSEY. DR. O. W. NOTES r , V Phf-neNo. 100. ! iiss - e , t P ' 5.l . , * PL I
