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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1910)
f . . . ; - " ' - - - . -i..e.-.1.- . . : ' . ' J.\ . . - vz : = \ . ; ; ; r I , . " . . . . ' 4fr A.J 'Jp ; - . , e i " I ' . " , : ' - . . . : ; , , , . : , : f : ; > ? ' . : ' . Grit ' ' : ' . . ; / r Ti : - : ; " . " ' , ' . . ' ' . . ' : Crushed Shell . . I . - : I ' . ' : . . . . ; Lee's Egg Maker ' . . , I \ e.e ' s . Lice Killer I - - " Germazone ' . : - N I' . . a fj . " : , . ; / ' . r ! d''r' ' . . . . , . 'I , ' ! . ' . . .i 1t. ' , . . , . I I " . , VALENTI Nt. NEB . . I . i : _ _ . , . . . , . _ _ _ ' ' e " " " " ' " " " " " ' 'I ' ' ' ' 'F'I' ' ' ' ' , . - - t. . , . . . . ' I A Safe , I Simple System . The system- of paying , by check was devised " ( 'J' . . by aft men - for any . : ; . ; : man - for you. It is suited to the need of I 7- . ; any business , either ' . .Y ; large or small. It makes ; ' . , no difference whether ; r we pay out $10 or $10000 . . t a month. A checking ' , account will serve your . . needs. : } ; . Pay by check , the I method puts system in- . to your business and " ' ; . . gives you a record of . , . . ; ; ; , ; . . every transaction. . A . ' : , . . < ' . . VALENTINE I STATE BANK VALENTINE. NEBR. I . . ' - I \ y " ' , . . , . ' ' . " ' H. DAILEY , 1 \ . , Dentist. : t ; ' . Office over the grocery deparment .1 , of T. C. Hornby's store. r ' .t . : / / . , . . , . . . . . _ . . , . . . " . . .r . . . ; FRANK RAN DALL ( , . ! . . . , , . . ' : Drayman N , ' ' 1' ' - ; : 'I : : : ' - : Light and Heavy Draying- . ' , w , , . , . , . . , ' Furniture and pianos handled . . . in a careful manner. Coal : ; hauled and trunks and grips . : ' . . a specialty. Phone No. 13tL : i ! . . . . . - . . . . . . . . J < JJ . r , . W. H. Stratton - t Dealer in ' . . FLOUR & EEED . General Merchandise . . PHONE 125 cor. Hall & Oath. Valentine , Nebr. . ' . f' JOHN F. PORATH . . "k . - Burge , Kebr. ! : . : ; Tubular wells and windmills. iTCall me up by Telephone. , , z . MILL PRICES FOR FEED ' - f . Per Cwt. Per Ton. Bran , sacked. . . . § 1 10 $21 OC ( Shorts , sacked 1 20 23 OC ( . .J ,1- Corn , sacked t 1 35 26 OC ( . ' . ; . Ch -rt-JA Vt - i , nsacked1 * iO 27 00 ( . ChopFe'ed , sacked 1 45 28 OC . . . rt. 28 OC ( -f . Oats sacked 1 45 , . . . , f . , } ' " . ' , . . . . t SHIP Y9DR . i. "H1DES I . I , FURS j etc. , f _ I . Established 1867 . . . . TO . . . . . I ; 1' ; . I DrEROMAN&CO2 . ' : " ST. PAUL MINN. . . Deal direct with the largest and oldest honse . , . ; ' : . . . ' . : . . In . the West. Highest prices and immediate . . . . , t" ' h. cash returns. Write for price list tags and full information ! . . , . l . , I L . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . " " . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . , . , . u , . . . . _ ' . , . " . . . . . , . . . . . llousewif : .ThezsthAnything M . * " * . . . - IA 9 " Anything that is ' edium in r'.i J.U m 1-etyfh nlf"f overdone or under- done is not good. This is especially true of baking : - and it is just as true of baking powder. If you use the cheap and Big Can Kinds you are getting quantity at the sacrifice of quality. It cannot be as good - or as economical as Calumet - the medium price kind. If you use the Hiyh Price Kind you are paying tribute to the Trust . - the . quality is no better. ir JI T1 99 . 9 At. . , _ eres UY.e EThII vwtte m ' BAKING 'OWDE 'TheChea Cheap - BAKING.r.ovvo Calumet , in the Standard 1 Ib. can , ' 'and Big i sells at a moderate cost-but is great I + A Irrrn : in all'round satisfaction. You use Can Kind iiF vi n ' less of it - it makes the baking lighter , . . deli- LUMEj' . " .m purer - more I cious. One baking In this can you get its - . . The Trust I wIll Prove supe- more substance but Kind" I riority - try it. Ask not baking ; grocer and in- more your grocerCaand sist on Calumef. ! powder. It i is : " ' . Great ia price , : ; great . , . c ) f Free-large h.andso ( } little ! in ti. in only- > quanti t recipe book. Send 4c quantity : - * . ty tad tie qua ! r a't d slip 'ouid in not in cconomy- lity ' is EO : belter ; 1 1'.Jund . c ; : n. -if cod. . Csltirr.oi . . satisfaction. not in - as Ccx ! BARING PGN . . lhkn u Powder Co. , cHtcAOC . . ; 7 . . .r Chicago . . . . . . . . . . , . . &Q . . . , ' - . . " ' ' ' , ' . ' ' . ' " . . : " 7' . . . .l\t" : < ' ; i.i "t. ; . \ , : . . _ . . I Talk of the Town. . J Four room house for rent. I. M. RICE. J. F. Geyer returned frorr Sparks yesterday. Charles Miller of Woodlaki was transacting business in Valen tine Tuesday. George Koan. a stockman living south of Woodlake was in oar city Tuesdays Mrs. : Frwler and her mother , Mrs. Wentworth , have bought the I Al Webb residence. Hon. Dave Hanna and Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hancock of I Woodlake were in town today. Miss Mamie Keeley and Doug las are home from Seattle and Omaha. Miss Mamie : has been away six months. Skillful , honest treatment and moderate prices are guaranteed by Dr. Perrigo of Omaha. At Dono- i ' her hotel March 5 , only. 6 CJ I . Mrs. ' Barker and Mr. Logan ; . . . . . . . - . . : < ' expect to go do'vvn to Tekamah the f rst of March where Logan will take charge of his father's ; farm. John Howe , son of Richard Howe of the City hotel , was taken Wednesday night to Omaha , to the St. Joseph's hospital to be operat ed upon for rupture. A look in Mrs. M. E. Moon's , . fur house will convince you that Valentine is the fur market of the northwest. Highest cash price paid for hides and furs. 6-2 Some one forged a check on W. A. Parker of Woodlake some time ago over in Keya Paha county and got part of the money , though the check was drawn for considerably more than was paid on it. The party who advanced the money on the check loses out as it was dis covered when the check was ' sent to the Citizens State Bank for payment. P. F. Simons spent several days in town last week , and while here we closed up a deal for his ' largest house , which was sold to \V : A. Keister , who has been living in it for a couple of years. The other house is for sale at a bargain and will be sold' soon. It is a good ; , well built House , ceiled , plastered sheathed and weather boarded , double floors and a good cellar laid up in solid stone wall. Only four rooms , but substantial , and can be added to at a small expense. Mrs. W. H. Hooper died early Wednesday morning at the family home on North Table. Mrs. : Hooper was a daughter of Daniel Hubbard and up to a year or two , ago was apparently in splendid health. [ She has been doctored for cancer and that was her ail ment at the time of her death : Six children , Mrs. Oscar New- man , Mrs. Clem Hahn , Melvin , Alva , Arthur and Clinton and her hl1 band survive her , also her aged father and two sisters , Mrs. Dob- bins of Kearney and Mrs. : Lottie Cramer of Valentine. * { h Gguner- al will be held at the , ' " home and . interment at Harmony'ceniete'ry. : . . . ; . " - . . ' : : 'LLt : jLl .w1 , a j : . . . I . Robett Ray and Miss Delh Ruxton were married at the Pres- byterian church in Valentine Mon day afternoon , the Rev. Dannij officiating. They departed Mon day night for Chadron where they will make their home. If you have money to invesl ; I y ou can get stock in the Germar Fire Ins. Co. of Omaha. 100,000 increase of capital now on the I market at 150. Applications at I this office. I. M. : RICE , 6 5 - Valentine , , Nebr. While returning from giving a music lesson Saturday , Maude i Ralya met with an unfortunate accident. Her saddle horse slip ped and fell with tier , breaking her right arm just below tb e elbow , but with vim , which she must possess , she still continues teaching her school at Sparks. A smooth looking fello-w was in Woodlake a couple of weeks ago representing that he was looking for real estate loans for a Boston concern , and was investigating the country. Being short of ready cash he cashed a check for § 27 on i a Boston bank and kft town. The I check was protested and the Citi ' I zens State Bank of Woodlake ] ls . short. r The Valentine high school held > a preliminary debate afc the court I house last Saturday evening to se lect two debating clubs of three members each , one to go away from home and the other to stay at home : and meet other high schools in joint debate. The question debated was : "Resolved , That Labor Un- ions are , on the whole , beneficial. " Of the eleven contestants , three on each side were chosen as fol- lows : Affirmative-Alice McLean , Hazel Graham and Raymond Jones. Negative - Marie ChristenRen , Hel- en Sparks and Lawrence Rice. The court room was well filled with I spectators who enjoyed the entfer- tainment. ; Recitations and songs interspersed the debating and filled in the lime between each pair of the debating club. \.L PAtr lrli G 1 pf HI G b 'C A Flip McCALL PATTERNS Celebrated for style , perfect fit simplicity and reliability nc.irly 40 years. Sold in nearly every city and town in the ' United States and Canada , or by mail direct. More oJd than any other make. Send for ficu catalogue. ! RIcCALL'S MAGAZINE More subscribers than any other fashion magazine - million a month Invaluable. Lat est styles , pattern , dress ma lin < r , millinery ! . , plain sewing , fancy needlework , hairdreSiing , etiquette . , good stories , etc. Only EO cents a year ( \\-orth double ) , including Jn-e pattern. 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" , t I - srrY 9r - - - - . - - - _ . , - , . . . ' . ' - ' . ' I uC' ion a el' . . . . . . I : will sell at public auction at my place , six miles northeast : of Crookston and two miles southwest of Britt , on Wednesday , . * I I Feb. . 23 I 1910 . , ' . . . : ' the following property , to-wit : ' . . . ' ; : ; ' 25 I Hea40f Cattle , , ' consisting 10 yearling steers , 2 yearling heifers , 5 good milch cows , 7 stock cows , 1 Short Horn bull. " 3 Work . 'Horses . 3 . 17 , Young Hogs 17 I McCormick mower , 1 two-seated spring wagon , 2 walking cul tivators , .1 stirring plow , 1 sewing machine ( good as new ) , 1 new gasoline range , 1 new cream separator , 1 saddle ; and other ar i- cles too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE : All sums of $10 and under , cash. On sums over $10 , one year's time will be given on approved notes , . bearing 10 per cent interest from date , or 5 per cent discount for cash. : FREE LUNCH AT NOON Johanna Janssen , Owner ; ol. G. E. Trapewell , Auct. W. E. Haley ' , . Clerk. . - - . . . . . . - - - . . - _ - . . . . , , .If ' . . - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' < _ _ _ to . . _ _ _ _ < _ _ , _ u- ' _ . _ _ , . . _ _ _ - . _ . _ _ _ . . : - All 'Leading Leading Old Crow , a , } . ' J " - 4' * ' , ; ( L j' ( , . . J Brands Hermitage 1 r . J k" - k ' ' to > a s ) ' S " f ind t , , r.to-s , , Rp fS Y Bottled r , r Under the . Gruchen- - , r Z : s ,4 , Y : SUC : , , .3 . q } leimer t . , Supervision 4 1t t 3 > ' ' > . Rye q. . of tlie . , , rl' f .eyl s ? v Xzk . 2 n Yt n ay r < 'scrfreu . . , . . , , ' ° t.if , w 7l : : ' " hiske s . + ttiV A ! ? w' a & "p'i .fiE U. S. Grot. . We also handle the Budweiser Beer. THE PALACE S.ALOON , HENRY STETTER , Propr. . A - - - - - - - - What is Tree Worth ? That produces ; 25jbushels ot - apples ; , and does , it in a majority of years. We are doing this in our own or chard and others in every part of the country and town among you : are suc cessful. Plant the best trees and cultivate well and see them do tome- thing for you. Cultivate fairly deep durinif the.growing season and culti- vate shallow in the latter part of the season as soon as gnmnd dries after I rains , keep a dust on top to save moisture. Best varieties.'good cuti. tation , trees grown near home. Mod erate pruning and manuring are the great s.nd important things. If you : have horses do not put gar ; den truck or anything else in your orchard cultivate both wt.ys with I horses and a cultivator of some kind you can do it quickly , easily , often and do it well If on a. town lot it is all right to put garden truck among the trees if you cultivate them good. We have the followin ! trees in our nusery. 22 varieties of Summer , Fall and Winter apples , T varieties of Crab ( Apple , 5 varieties of cherries 7 varieties of plum , peaches , currants gooseberries , blackberries , raspber- ries , grapes strawberries , evergreens shade trees forest trees , roses and other ornamentals adapted to this part of the country. Get the cheapest for a long time of usefulness. A tree is a permanent investment. Get trees grown nearest home , they are acclimated and grown under same conditions you want'them to grow , wherf they can be had fresh and planted the quickest and ' r'.m those who are trrowing orchard for themselves : and are producing ! fruit and will furnish any information tie- sired for you to succeed. 1 Come to our nurserv and ? ee the : stuff or write for catalogue. I I Chas , J. Boyd , , Brown County Nursery ' , Ainsworth , Nebr. I Nursery one1 ' block ' north-east : ' . of tlie ' I . . _ , . Cuurt . . House. , . ' . . . . I -010 _ - " : I . . . . . ' , : Subscribe ' for The . , ' DcmocraV . ' . - t - : . . " . . . . . " _ V. _ v . : . : . : : . . i - - _ "P"1 - - . . . - . - - _ . . r J\QL IraV lof 8 . i. . > a f. ( 4C-714L : \ : - Str. fG S. . V. ' Y .C 47 , I i % , - GET . YOUR . . . I I , Bakerv . Goods , * - At the Home . . . Bakery. HOT AND COLD LUNCHES DAY OR NIGHT. i r , I HOME BAKERY I C.11 . . . . . . . . . . ! . : ; . ti : 5' IIi- . . . . . -00-- : I I i SHS SKS = = R' 2'I ' i H r GREEN FRONT ' I pay cash for hides. New shoes on hand. Bare I money for cash. Fresh Groceries. j I Valentine MIKE | DAVIS : : I Nebraska I . I GRANT BOYER - - - - - - - . - - . . - . - - - - . , - - - - - - - - - - - - I OARPENTER & BUILDER. Ii i I I X @ = . . I All \ kinds of wood work done to order. Stock tanks . mde - in all sizes i I Residence and shop one block south of passenger . depot. . I . I Valentine , . * PHONE 72 . . . . . .N e b aska I I . References . . " . : My Many Cu "nere. . - . - - - - - I . I I ; 1 . The daily papers . report a SPi i vere tlIr1'londay : and . Tuesday I I over Montana , North : Dakota : and ! { I llu eastern slates. At ' Valentine . ' . ; .1 ' . . it lijiht . mist Moiulsiy was followed , by .a .coJd nortll' . - wind - . Tuesday. . ' : . " , . . it ( . . . - - : , . , - - - - ' . : - . . : . . . i . - . : . . . - - . , . . " - < : ' ' , . , . . ' . t _ . , , l ' lr . .ami ' : I-ilLrsl * ' " " ! L. . GarWk , P,1. , . t 1 - * ' tffc"1 ents - oi - .L E : and' his sister. Mrs. . r Shauer ; ' Ind' 'children- \ \ - : Grove , Minn . . ! , , will arrive Friday : ; nijzht for a vi , ib ' oh . ' their . vrar to : " . . - , . ) i Cajisurnia . - ' . to . , s p said . - ' . . the winter. . - - , , ; . - . ' " 'i. ' * ' . - - : ' . . . . - . ' . : : . - - , - . , ' . . .
