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. . VALENTINE DEMOCRAT
I. . M. RICE . - Editor and Propr.
. . . Mark Zarr - - Foreman.
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; . purveyors . Through . Bur =
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J The surveyors of the proposed
electric . line from Valentine to a ,
connection with ' 'the Northwest-
' ern at some point on .the Bone-
3.teel1ine. passed through Burton
Wednesday . . on their way to Val
entine. " .They are looking the line
over anS getting some statistics
foV Mr. Cornell.
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't * "As soon as this party of survey-
ors reach Valentine with the sta
tistics they : - ; are , preparing Mr.
Palmer will-meet them and he and
Mr. Cornell ' vill'soon be able to
i fepare thev , proposition for the
investor and it will be submitted
at : once. ; . - Burton Independent.
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. While Col. Geo : - Tracewell was I
feeding a horse yesterday morn-
ing the animal " kicked him and
> kjaocfcefjthim down ' ape } tramped
on his right ankle to such an ex = :
telit that several sm ll. bones in
his ' ankle were ' broken : " He will ] ]
probably be laid up for several
weeks. .
X . H. Overman's barn. burned
d ' wn' last Wendesday at Crook-
ston. Lost hay grain and harn-
esses and had but $500 insurance
on the whole. It , was a bad blow
I , to'our old friend. I.
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Geo. W. Roan was in town
Monday : and says he and his
brother shipped out four loads of I
cattle from W.ood'Lake that day.
Hape they strike a good market.
Mat'Boltz was in town Monday
: ; ; carrying his arm in a sling.
Broke it he says by falling ] ] out of
I " a wagon , tipped out over a seat.
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j U. S. Weather Bureau Report.
WEEK ENDING NOV. 11 , 1909.
D.iil3'mean temperature 41 ° .
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" Normal temperature 37 = . .
Highest temperature 78 ° .
Lowest temperature 18 _ .
Range of temperature 60 ° .
Precipitation for week 0.00 of an inch.
Average for 21 years 0.1G of an inch.
JOHN J. 1IGLE.Observer. .
The sale of.Sam Schnieder's at
i i i Crookston Tuesday \ was well at-
tended ! and every thing sold high.
1 Ir. Schneider was well pleased.
Tripp County to Have
Road.
I The Northwestern has filed no
i tice , as is required in South Dako-
ta , six months in advance of build-
ing , that it will build a road
through Tripp Co. and on a 120
miles from Dallas.
Just what route it will take :
across Tripp Co. , it is stated , is
not decided upon but the route
filed runs three miles north of
Lamro. The people of Lamro
say Lamro will build to connect
with It and the road will develope
a new string' of towns in Tripp
County. Burton Independent.
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Legal / Notiee. ,
Herleium : Johnson , Mary : : Johnson , his wife ,
real name unknown , and the unknown
heirs and devisees of Emll < M . Perrig , de
ceased , will take notice that on the 4th day
of November , UK II ) ! ) , P. Flor Digmjinn 1lll. ' < l
his petition . in the District Court of Cherry
county , against each and all of the aforesaid
defendants , the object and prayer of which
are to have the title of the said P. Flor J ) ig-
mann in and to Lot One (1) ( ) , and the east
half of the southeast quarter ( of section .
twenty-four (21) ( ) , in township thirty-live
( :15) : { ) , range thirty-one ii (31) ( . ) , west of the Sixth
principal meridan , in Cherry county Ne
braska , quieted : continued in the plain-
tiff as against the claims , interests and de
mands of the defendants. That the defend
ants and each and all of them be decreed to
have no interest in , lien upon or claim to
the real estate described above and that all
the claims of the various defendants be can-
celled , annulled and satisfied of record.
That each and all of the defendants be for
ever conjoined from asserting any interest
in , lien upon , or claim . to the aforesaid
premises. That the court decree that the
title taken by Emll M. Perrig from William
S. Hatton to the real estate described above
was taken in trust for the plaintiff by the
, said Emll M. Perrlg , and for such other and
further relief as may he just and equitable.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before Monday : : , the iOtli : ! day of De
cember " HKW.
Dated this 6th day of November 15)00. ) )
P. FLOH Dt MANN.
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I -The Following Precinct Officers Were Elected Nov. 2.1909 :
. PItlWIXO'I' ASSESSOR .rUSTHJE KAOItJ OOXST.\.BIJE nOAD OVEHSEER
I narley A. n. Brooks Rollin Poll1nd I
Cooly ) : \ flkl'Tol1l' Kemp Heath 0 K Stul1l'r
I Bt111't1oLake Alex Bun .
Clcyelallli CV
. Bennett A E Span ) nl'O Jhristuphel'
lewey ) Lake 0V . Bennett Oco ; Sa\Q'cl' Hubert Ellis
Eli \V D Ricketts l' F '
Nelson
Nelson.E
\.E "ralkm' U Luson ;
ltJniow \S' \TC't-geJ' : : ' .J .Tncohsun \ . '
It Plt'stel :
I Georgia \v T 'Vra ' .T AV . .TohnsonV Story d . W Culcman
German E ] ) SpenceI'
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BTl'istlog H Tate 'V K Tute
J Gillaspie T P .
Aspintll Dan Bal'llt's .J .1 Frazey
t Goosc OrCl'k . It . \ . "Teston'I' IT JeUI1l'k : L E Carter '
lIrwin S \ : ; 'V'oudward t : S \\roudward U . \ ' Parsons .r .r . Uumplel1
Kennedy A B lc.All''m ErIckson ! 1'humlls Huston
Kcwance .John Iwlbollrne AV ; '
( l'uomsJartln Bl'cker VIII Foster
I."aclI Ira .Johnson . - G .l ' ? ; .
Jt'lJIllgraye Ohas Beatue.rfareus J-atol1 ;
Loup ) F T Lt'e' D Hanna F T Lee 0 H llroekwlI
'Ifel'lil1llln : ; : G B \fc\"amet'
: ( ; n McNatpee jeo Rose G II Folsom
ilfothl'r Lakl' H L Stein 1' II Olrrfls .
Crookston ] H Fllnl'l' II La\foUt' A I'1811el' ( WniCavulaUit
Nenzt'l ) f '
Boltz R Rainsford W H \rurglln H Schaefer'
Pleasant HlHr E Cady M . B Trussell 's \f Slwlls Juri niYen .
Reen's R Boyer .J n .racohsou , J n Oux' .
Htecn ' 1' \V Ja1'l' A g CrooksV \\T Mltchln
RUSSl'lJ Curl.\.l1lh'rsol1 resse Spcl'k Roht Johnson ;
Rpu'I U 'V Hullsun A lln'chhill P F Simuns U E 1fyr5 : :
Shlll'ps Ranch 'VI1Ift'chall A '
. ' El'icksun P U Galloway I ,
Schlegel ' Ben Lun'jo V II Hig'gil1 .Juck Pouton IJon i\Iosher
Table 'F G Bhwk D G Fowll'r
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G Fowler .John GrungeI'
ValentineV E Haley R QSpnin D W Hllslngcl' Frcd , ilHller
\ \ ' ood Lake '
On'us HlIgell H IJalw C R Kinkead Austin Hone
Culf Oreek Theo Folk "T A Rhoden . , 1
Elsmere : S Folsom .ruhn Guud Dan Addis
Evergreen 0 W Om'tel' , . . TJ Piper F E Oronln
KII1I1l''ilIl A L Stewut / \I'hisnuuul ! . A K Lnrson
\Iilldll' : : Prong 0 Bohnl'r - . - \VS . . .
J Abbott , II \\T &mlth
Rh'cr .J 13 Lord E : , V Rend' 0 \ . '
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T > , ' J ] ' ] jXA HOHSOX AND
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William Marshall : : has taken his
place in the seventh grade.
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The seniors have been ex P 'eri- . '
menting with the air pump.
It is good to have Harriett
Hoffman with us again even fQr a
short time. .
The sophomores are studying the
Lady of the Lake. They think it
is real interesting. i ; '
Misses Opal Holsclaw and
Pearl Lewis visited the High
School Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Carrol 1 was a ple 'S-
ant visitor of the fourth and ffith
grades Tuesday forenoon.
We are sorry to lose Idel Halya
from the fifth grade. Idel . has
gone to the country for the winter.
Ella Kenneally has been absent
from school on account of sick-
ness. We hope she will be able
to come back soon. .
We were sory to have Kathleen
Keeley leave the HighSchool. .
She expects to go to Omaha and
take a business course. *
The normal training class have
been having observation work 'in
the grades. They visited Miss
Driscoll's room last week where
they observed many helpful
things.
The Sophomores have organized
their class. The : officers are as
follows : Minnie Adamson , presi-
dent ; George Elliott , vice presi
dent ; Blanche Hutchison , s cre-
tary ; Claud Lamoreaux , treas-
urer.
St. Nicholas Church.
Services will be held as follows :
In Valentine on Sunday , Nov.
14. First mass at S a. m. Sec-
ond . mass at 10 a. m.
Benediction of the Blessed Sac-
rament after mass. ;
Instruction for the children at
3p.m. I
In Crookston on Sunday , Nov.
21 , at 10 a. m. '
In Arabia on Saturday Nov. 27 ,
, at 10 a. m.
LEO . M. BLAERE. Rector.
" If you want a good sale you
should begin two or three weeks
previous to the sale to advert se.
We print good at.traqt.ive'
readable . sale bilM. . . _ OalLtonlus < : . v- .
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' A baby girl was born to " ' 11I Jr .
and Mrs. Newel Humphrey on the
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Louis Bordeauxes down from
the reservation on business.
I have for sale 20 head
of pure bred Shropshire
and Ramboulette Rams.
Am closing out and will I
sell cheap. D. A. Han
cock Wood Lake , Nebr.
Thoroughbred Hereford Sale.
The attention of our readers is
called to the public sale of the Brook-
mont Herefords at O'Neill , Nebr. , i
Thursday , Nov. 18 , 1909. There will
be 40 head of Hereford cattle in this
sale. The best of blood lines are
represented and cattle of pronounced
individual merit. Those of our read- i
ers that have followed He1 eford his
tory for the labt 20 years are familiar
with this herd of cattle. Some of the
best sires of the breqd have been used.
in building- Up this herd and it is con-
ceeded that Brookmont Farm has one
of the greatest collections of Here-
ford cattle in the United States.
They are making this sale at O'Neill .
on account of having - of
cattle on hand and with a desire to
get acquainted with and extend their
trade amon - the breeders and farm-
ers of Nebraska. This will , undoubt-
edly , be the most desirable bunch of
Hereford cattle sold in the state of
Nebraska this fall , Cows , Heifers and
bulls. Ask for a catalog which can
be had by addressing either Cooks
Brookmont Farm , Odebolt , la. , or
R. W. Barclay , Mason City , la. , the
Auctioneer in charge of the sale.
"School children .
should eat v \
QuakerOats
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Buy Bovee's Furnace at Factroy Prices
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And save from one-th rd to one-half the cost of any first-class :
heating , plant , having EQUAL CAPACITY.
. . . SIXTY DOLLARS
We sell I a first-class furnace , suitable for a cottaee . with all pipe
, ; and fittings for $60 00 , and larger furnaces at proportionately , low
prices.
We manufacture 36 different furnjaceb of the leading styI s. We
oJ' own on4 of the best equipped furnace
t z. . ; . - . . . i . .I. ' plants in the west. We manufacture
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. & r . . . ' . 'r possible manufacturer's price. Our
, wm. &ilUf.o. , ' , furnaces burn any kind of fuel. .
S. f The Bovee furnace is the only
furnace having perfect forced Ven c I
. : tilating System , th a t Insures pure air .
5 , L . in every part of the house. The yalue \
of this forced ventilation cannot be \
' .1 : s' _ over-estimated , especially in case ot u
_ t r , , y a. . . r , y7 bad lungs or sickness. . 1 > -
We ship everything properly pre-
, pared ready to install so that any
1 ' , t. mn.mn.n rt-JT' g" j Y handy man can properly install our
, i * ' w' furnaces without any assistance from
a tinner.
Send rough plan of building to be
it JF-r - ' ' 3 heated and get our three-colored cata
\r ic : -r ; ' 4 log "and best plans for heating ; plant.
4- . f. A letter to us w'v e you about half
the cost of a heating plant.
BOVEE FURNACE WORKS
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Valentine Lumber Co.
y A FULL LINE OF .
8 Fort Smith Wagons e
and Farm Trucks
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Samson Windmills'
Success Manure Spreaders .
Marseilles Corn Shellers :
. I Portable Slat Corn Cribs
Dain Self Attaching Shoveling Boards
A large and com =
- plete Stock of. . . . . GOOD LUMBER , e
Valentine Lumber Co.
A. E. MORRIS. : . W. W. MORRISSEY. DR. O. W. NOTES
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rr.p f Q ' ; ; rBm ; Hall i @W . /
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af1o I . . Cigars and .1
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1 ) JOHN G. STETTER - PROP. . I.
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I' Lath Shingles , Doors ,
! Windows , Paper , . Pat-
ent Hoofing Tar Paper ,
Paints , Oil , Varnish ,
Brushes , Glass , Putty ,
Lime , Cement , Plaster ,
Brick , POSTS , Poles.
We Sell Hudson Coal
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& YOUNG ,
CODY , NEBR.
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Furniture and pianos handled " .
t in a careful manner. Coal
t hauled and trunks 'and grips :
: a specialty. Phone No. 134 5
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JOHN F. PORATH
Barge Nebr-
Tubular wells and windmills.
' CaJl me up by Telephone. <
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W. H. Stratton
Dealer in
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General ' Merchandise
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Brownlee , Nebr ,
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Soldier Creek Col-
umous 17th 160050.
, a son of Columbus
&I 17th. a half brother
of the 10.000 Cham
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Prince Boabdel 131.
693 at head of herd.
I now have about 30 head of 1907 bull calves
for sale.
C. H. FAULHAIIEB ! :
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H. DAILEY ,
- Dentist. -
Office over the grocery deparment
I of T. C. Hornby's store. .
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COUNTY SUBVEYOR.
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Valentine - Kebr.
All work will _ be given prompt
and careful attention.
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reliability nearly 40 years. Sold in nearly
every city and town in the United States and
Canada , or by mail direct. More sold than
any other make. Send for free catalogue.
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magazine - million a month. Invaluable. Lat-
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plain sewingfancy needlework , hairdrcssing- , .
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