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Simple System
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by check was devised
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. . uited to the need of
: any business , either
large or small. It makes
no difference
we paY'9tQ $10 or $10000
a month. A checking
account will serve your
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t to your business and
t gives you a record of
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Office over the grocery deparmen
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General Merchandise
PHONE 125
co'r. Hall & Cath. Valentine , Nehr .
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MILL PRICES FOR FEED *
. ' Per Cwt. Per Ton ,
Bran , sacked.1 10 $ 21 0 (
t _ Sfiorts , sacked 1 20 23 0 (
. Corn , sacked 1 35 26 0 (
Chop Corn , sacked 1 40 27 0 (
i Chop Feed , sacked 1 45 28 U (
. . . Oats. Ranked 1 45 28 0 (
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St . Francis Mis ' 04
slon. Rosebud.
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'a8 fn . cut ; horses K
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C'k"tnd Llttld ?
White river.
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\ . evening nominated W. A. Pettj
' vcfew ' and J ' . P. Ninas . for the twc J.
" - -yea terms. ; and George H. Hornb '
. . . . 4or the on e.year term . for villag t ;
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U. S , Weather Bureau Report ' - -
WEEK' ! : ENDING MAR. 16 , 1910.
Daily mean temperature 41s. .
' ; ' Normal temperature 31 = " . ' "
Highest temperature 69 ° .
L/owcst temperature 1X /
Kange of temperature 52 : ; ) .
Precipitation for week 0.00 of an inch.
Average for 22 years 0.27 of an inch.
Precipitation March 1st to date - 00,50 inche ,
Average for 22 years 00.51 of an inches.
JOHN J. MCLEAN , Observer.
Talk of the Town
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Garden seeds at'the Red , Front
Martin Christensfrn is home froi
Fi ; . Bobinson.
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Phelps Photos , three days only ,
March 31 , and April 12. 10 2 :
John Eaton has purchased Frani
Randall's dray business and . tool
charge Monday.
Alva Green , the surveyor of
Merriman , spent several days at
the county seat last week on busi -
ness.
Frank Brayton , E. C. Davenpor
and H.V. . Hoenig returned frpn
Omaha and report an interestini
meetin g.
J. H. Quigley has the new stee
stairway of his new building com
pleted and the building nearly read ; ;
for occupancy. *
Don't stay away on account of
. bad weather. If you can get to
the studio we can make : you
photo.-Phelps Photo Co. 10 2 :
Food Sale ! Food Sale ! Cookei
food on sale by the Ladies' Guil <
of St. John's church , . .Saturda ;
morning at 10 o'clock , March 26 , at
T. C. Hornby's store. 10
Mr. Phelps , the president of
the Phelps Photo Co. , will be in
Valentine soon to make photos in ,
the old Halldorson studio. As :
this firm has a state wide reputa
tion for good work they need no
recommendation to our people. It
The Citizens caucus was callei
for Tuesday night and nominate !
W. S. Barker and Dr. Compton for
the two-year terms , and J. T. Kee
ley for the one-year term. Charle , !
Sparks was chosen chairman and
Will Morrissey : secretary. A. M .
Morrissey , H. W. Hoenig and W. T
Kincaid were appointed as a com
mittee to fill vacancies should an ]
occur.
The following is the menu for
the Presbyterian aid supper at thi
home , of Mrs. Henry Hoenig on
Tuesday , March 22 : * . -
Stewed Chicken with Gravy
. Hot Biscuit
Mashed Potatoes Baked Bean
Cabbage Salad
Dark and Light Cake
Pineapple and Lemon Sherbe.rt
Coffee Tei
The agricultural experiment sta
tion was located at Valentine lasl
Friday and John Cowan was
selected ] as superintendent and is i :
now here in charge of the 106 (
acres secured from the Ft. Niobrara
military reservation for this pur
jpose. Buildings will be erectei ,
about one-half mile east of town
THE DEMOCRAT : will have more to
say on this subject next week.
Mrs. Charles Sparks enterfcainei
the card club at an "Irish Wake" at
her home Wednesday. The house
was decorated with "spuds" an <
green shades and beautiful potafr
portiers hung between the dininj ;
room and parlor. Two potato
stunts , tone finding the greates
number of hidden potatoes was woi
by Nettie Barker ; another , a potati
pealing contest was won by Mrs .
Kincaid. A delightful green luncl
was served by three beautiful Iris !
maids in costume. Card honor
were won by Mesdames Hoenig an
Chapman. _ _ _ _ _
St. Nicholas Church.
Services will be held in th
Catholic church as follows :
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On Palm Sunday , March 20 ,
First Mass at 8:00 : a. m. Secon
Mass at 10:00 : a. n ? . Blessing an
. distribution of Palms before mass
At 3:00 : p. m. , Instruction fo
the children.
Ou Holy Thursday , March 2tJ :
high mass and exposition of th
blessed sacrament at 9 a. m.
On Holy Friday. March 2.i
Rosary and Stations of the Cros
at 3 p m.
On Holy Saturday , March 26 (
at Sam , Blessing of the Pases
Candle , Blessing of the Baptisms
and Easter Water.
Hiifh mass on Easter Sunday
March 27. First mass at 8 a. m.
second mass at 10. .
Benediction of 'the Blessed Sacra
raent after Mass.
. . LEO M. RLAERR , Rector.
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We understand that the Phelp
Photo Co , of O'Neill , successc
y to the Halldorson Photo Co. , bav
- secured the use of the forme
. . Halldorson studio 'for three da.v
only and will be here thelast c ]
e this month or the first of the . nex '
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\ Henhan Pfelfer ; entered the thr : <
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grade this week. . '
\ Mrs. ' A. 'Sherman visited thi
: freshman room Monday.
Kathern and Bessie .Howe hav
returned from an absence dFthrei
weeks. . I
The fourth and fifth grades ar II'
committing a numbe'r of pretty ;
I quotations ,
The seventh and eighth grad
basketball team are practicing han
fpr field day.
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The eighth grade boys are goinj ;
to organize a-baseball team. Ther
watch them play.
The children of the fourth am
fifth grades aie learning to sing an <
recite "America. "
The high school orchestra , glei
club and quartet will furnish mupi
for the dabate Saturday evening.
Several pupils of the gramma :
room have taken up the sevenfcl
book on penmanship and are great
ly improving.
Ella Kennealy and Gladys Jack
son have re entered the freshmai
class. We hope they will be abl
to remain with us now.
The plane geometry class havi
completed proportion. The clasi
made an average of 92 in the tes
on variation and proportion las
week.
The agriculture class have com
pleted the grading of seed corn .
Fifty per cent was allowed for the.
ear as a whole , the shape , size , butf ,
tip and rows each taken into con
sideration ; fifty per cent was givei
the kernels , the color , shape , in
dentation , space , and germ being
considered. This week the same
corn is beiug tested by sprouting
This furnishes very interesting anc
profitable study.
On Saturday evening , March 19 ,
in the opera house , will occur th <
debate between O'Neill and Valen ,
tine . on the question : . "Eesolvet d
That Labor Unions are on th <
Whole Beneficial. " Valentine af
firms the question , the speakers be
ing Marie Christensen , Hazel Gra ,
ham and Baymond .Jones.
A number of the teacher2 anc
pupils of . the higli school at , O'Neil
will accompany the visiting team
The debate promises to be exceed
ingly interesting and an unusualh
large crowd is anticipated.
The high school was privileged
have a visit from Chancellor. ! Averj
and Regent Copeland ofthe - state
university , in company with Mr
Nicholson , last Friday afternoon
These gentlemen -spent some time <
visiting the various rooms after
which the high school met in tin
assembly room and listened to ad
dresses by Chancellor Avery and
Mr. Copeland. The latter spoke <
most entertainingly on the possj -
bilities.of our section of the state
and dwelt on the necessity of edu
cation if we would be able to attain
the best , even in the agricultura
fie3. Chancellor Avery's address
was inspiring and given largely 10
a consideration of the possibilities
of the Nebrapka youth.
Sand Creek ( S. D. ) Items
Ethel Perrin has been very ill
but is recovering.
Curly Huggins and son Eober
I were Gregory visitors Monday.
Tom Perrin went to Valentini
Monday after'a load of grocerie ;
for Mr. Gooby. *
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I Grant Spain and Mont Bishoi
. of Valentine took dinner at Johi
Moffett's Friday. '
Joun Stuhmer came home thi
week , after spending the winte
near Bloomington , Ill.
Charles Simons visited fron
Saturday until Monday of las
week at the John Moffett home.
Thomas Wiswall went to Valen ,
tine Saturday to meet his wife am
little son. They had been visitin ;
in Kansas City and Oklahoma.
Sand creek has been up so higl
r recently that it has been impossi
ble to ford it. The Keya Paha
, too , was up so that people wer ,
hemmed in for nearly a week. "
' . Harvey Hodges of Highraore
I S. D. , has returned home afte :
spending three weeks with hi :
: mother on her claim. Jess Cas
.i tell took Mr. Hodges to Dallas.
l' John Moffett went to Valentin
Monday. : He had received wor < <
I that his friend , Sherman Brad
, . shaw , and nephew , Rose E. Mpi
feu , both of Clearfield , Iowa , wer
- in town waiting to come out t <
their claims. .
Wm. Gooby , our merchant
S I went back to Carthage , S. D. , tl
r I close out his business . there. H I
e : expects to his entire time to hi
r Store there. His wife went t
'S Valentine Monday to have paper :
If made out for a new , postoffie. Sh
t. will be the postmistress and th ,
.1 name of. the office will be Gooby %
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HENRY STETTER , Propr.
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Stanwood , Iowa , will sell at public auction , at the Perkins Feed
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Barn Valentine Nebraska '
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Sat , March' 26 , 1910 ,
. Sixty head of Registered . cattle consisting of the following : ,
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' . 15 r Aberdeen Angus Bulls. . ' , ,
20 Short4lorn Bulls. . . . . '
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Cattle are now on hand for inspection and the right is re-
served to sell privately until sale day.
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Phelps Photos , three days only.
March 31 : : , and April 1-2. 10 2
Hardware and farm implements
l at * Nenzel , Nebiv. ,
I 9 HENBY SCHAEFER.
- . For Sale : Percheron stallion , 6
' . years old , broke to work.-Klopping
I Bros. , Wood Lake , Nebr. 10 4
, Phelps Phadeless Photos Please
Particular People Permanently. 2t
I Easter eggs ! Easter eggs ! Col-
ored eggs , pickled eggs , stuffed eggs ,
, deviled eggs , candy eggs , egg salad ,
at the sale given by the ladies of
St. John's church.
' A big bowl of
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Quaker Oats
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can serve.
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D aid. d all conditions
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CALUM ET
Bi cuil . Big
Bi.scull
I , INSTEAD QF CHEAP AND BIG CAN 'Full
Value"
IAKIMG POWDER
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You simply cannot get as good re
The Ch suIts frrii the cheap and big can .
Cheap
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kind - - the bating ; cannot be as evenly
I and Big rafscd - It cannot be as delicious - it e < vanar
cannot be as pure and wholesome
I Can Kind
because the quality Is not there.
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: I.t. ! _ I cal. Calumet is medium in price- . ;
In this can get
you the standard 1-lb. sze ! can costsSc. !
: more ruLsiancc ; bet Less of it is required and the bakine
I , not more baking Is certain to be better. Try one can
-if not satisfactory your money will
powder. It 1 3 great
. be returned.
I in quantity only - Calumet Received Highest Award- d {
I not in econornpWorld's Pure Food Exposition.
I cot & i satisfaction. : FREE - larire handsome recip book. tD
I Send 4c ami slip found in pound can. 7 rc
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I Tney suit you or cost nothing.
,10 2 Phelps Photo Co.
! Hon. David Hanna was up from
Wood lake Tuesday.
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See Henry SclmeJ'er : for
ware- and &im'plements ; ' ' Nenzt-1 ,
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C. H. FAULHABER A SONS , BROWXLE , NEB.
, Herd headed ] by S. i' . Columbus 17 ,
TJo. 160050 , dud Climax 2 , No. 289 ,
822 ; also , Melvin , No. 327072 , ' . re-
; Bulls for Sale at All . 3'imcs.
