j 't
.
\ : :
1 " . - . . . . , . - - " - . . - - - . . . . . . . .
" . . . . . - - . " w-- _ _ _ DiI' o
, f 4 . . . w . I. . I I
t ' , . . . . . . , 'DEATH
J ! - - , . .
i - r :
' ' FOR
) : . i : . " . ' . ' fa
4 4' , : ' INSECT :
t .i\ 4 \ iI ' . . , ' Something ' can ' now bp had
: < the'destruction
for the destruction of every
: ' I insect z that flies , , creeps , jumps j I
. es- :
V- < ' . . pecially good season to de-
5" ' . . stroy them as a little later
5"v they will multiply with '
e. . : v marvelous rapidity. -
" ' ; I - For bed bugs you will/find I
" no surer antidote than
,
. ; Balls' Bed Bug Killer
It is well to us"e it now and
kill off these pests before
. I I
* "
"r
they lay eggs for a new crop.
.We ' can sup ply , , you with the
best insectides , for every
for- those that in-
. . . purposeforthose -
fest the home , the barn , or
: ii that attack vegetation or e
stock. *
rI
I
( ! ! A * .ANJ
i OA0B335Bi
, I VALENTINE. NED a ( j )
_ . --p " , " , . " , " " " . .r- . ; CICI : ) .
-
- .
- - - - -
1
1 A Safe ,
i , , . , Simple System
' The systenir , of paying
i - " : : ; by check was devised
' by ' all Inen for any
' . man-for you : It is
' ' suited to the need of
I any business , either'
7large or small. makes
. ' no difference " whether
we pay out $10 or 10000
a month. Ax checking
account will serve your
' . needs. :
t Pay by check , the
method puts system in -
to your business and .
I ; gives you a record of
every transaction.
I -
-.VALENTINE STATE BANK t
VALENTINE. NEBR.
,
f -
J' , " , _ . Y ? " . .
" - . , '
JOHN D. EATON 1
t . ,
, Drayman
I -Light : and Heavy Draying <
. -Furniture and pianos handled :
. . In a careful manner. Coal ' '
" hauled and trunks and grips
: a specialty. l Phone No. 13i. :
; , , . . j
.
1. > -
Are You Going to Do It'
I This Spring .
I or put it - ' off and not have the , benefit
and lose the value it gives to a
place ?
Put out a few of the best varieties.
Ifjmost interesting and will do
- most ! you
more good-we . want them to do you
good. .
good.We
We have the following varieties in
the--nursery :
We have 22 varieties of Summer ,
Fall and Winter Apples , 7 i varieties
of Crab Apples 5 varieties of Cher-
ries , 7 varieties of Plums , Peaches ,
Currants , Gooseberries , Blackberries ,
Raspberries ! , Grapes , Strawberries ,
' Evergreens , Shade "Trees , Forest
Trees , Roses and other Ornaments :
adapted to 'this parf of the state.
GET THE CHEAPEST for a long
time useful ness. A TREE IS A PER-
MANENT INVESTMENT. Get trees
grown nearest home. They are .ac
climated and grown under same con-
ditions you want them to grow , and
where they can be had fresh and
planted the quickest , and from those
that are growing orchards for them-
selves and , are producing fruit and
will jurnioh any information desired
r for you to succeed. -
Come to the nursery and see the
stuff or write for catalogue , : and
prices. 65 acres in nurserv and our
own orchards. .
Chas , J. Boyd ,
Brown County Nursery
' . ' ' Ainsworth , Nebr.
Nursery one block north-east of the
Court House.
W. H. Stratton
,
, Dealer in
. ' - FLOUR & FEED
, J General Merchandise
{ . - PHONE 125
cor. Hall & Gath. Valentine , Nebr.
/
JOHN F. . POEATH
Barge Nebr.
Tubular vells and windmills.
iTCall me up DvlT lcphone. '
C
. .
,
-
. . . . " ,
"
" U. S . . Weather Bureau Report
WEEK ENDING MAY : 12 , 1910 ; ' ' .
Daily : : : mean temperature 52 ° .
. .
" Normal temperature 55s ; v"
Highest temperature 82 ° .
Lowest temperature 37 ° . '
Range of temperature 45 ; = ' . ' " '
Precipitation for week 0.53 of an" nch.
Average for 22 years - 0.70 of an - inch.
Precipitation March 1st to date 01.81 inches.
Average for 22 years 4.63 ; of an inches.
JOHN J. MCLEAN. Observer. :
Talk of the Town. i
D . . .
Grass seeds' at the Red Front.
Ed Gassan starts to Chicago to-
day to purchase new goods for the
Daylight Store.
1500 bushels of potatoes for sale
at 50c a bu. , three .miles north of
Crookston. - Henry Sauerwein. ,
. Office building on Catherine
street for rent , near Democrat of-
fice.-I. M. Rice or Frank Bray-
ton. , ' . tf
A. H. Stees dropped in yester-
day upon arriving from Kennedy ,
fresh from the ranch , a hay seed ,
moustache and goatee style.
The subject of the evening ser-
mon at the Presbyterian church
. .
Sunday will be : "Halley's comet
and comets and their lessons. , ,
Cook wanted at Lake View ho-
'
tel , \ " ood Lake. Middle aged
woman preferred. Good wages
and a good home , no baking. 18
The'Home Bakery has a new
soda Fountain , which arrived last
Thursday and Al Webb got it
ready for business by Friday eve. i
Mrs. John G. Stetter returned i
'
home from Chicago last Friday
. evening in good health , complete-
ly recovered from rheumatism
and is looking fine. / J '
E. W. McConnell a baker ,
came up from Lincoln list l Thurs
day and is employed by the Valen-
tine Bakery Co. He is crippled
in one foot but his hands and head
are not impaired.
S. Q. Spain , the census taker
asks : us to request the people to
notify him of anyone who has
been missed in taking the census.
Wants to know at once as he will
send in his report Monday.
G. N. Thompson of Cody was
in our city yesterday. He tells us
the Codyites rotten p1gedan Eng-
lisnman Y there/ Tuesday evening
for insult to our .American flag.
American citizens are loyal and
patriotic even in Cody.
Someone took a shot at Deputy
Sheriff Francke through the noTth
window of the north room of the
county jail about 12 o'clock Mon
day night. A shell was found out
north of the court house which
was probabXy ejected by an auto-
matic revolver.
I
Chas. Salmon has sold his 480-
acre farm to C. O. Shane of
Brunswick for § iO : per acre. .
He also sold his store and took in
exchange a store and stock of
goods at Brunswick and he and
his brothers Dick and Aaron are
down there taking an inventory- ;
TIlE VALENTINE DEMOCRAT , be-
ginning May 1. 1910 , is $1.50 per
year , but to enable all our sub-
scribers to take advantage of the
former raj.e they may renew their
subscription at § 1.00 per year un
til June 1. Call in early or send
by mail. Pay one or more years
at the § 1.00 in advance rate. iSi
Frank Perrin and wife came in
from their home in Tripp county I
Tuesday , taking the remains of
their daughter , Ethel May , aged
IS years , to Wayne for burial.
She was subject to epileptic fits
for years , and , Sunday , becoming
despondent , took corrosive subli-
mate which resulted in her death
Monday evening.
A couple of bums or tramps
dropped into town Monday and
stole seven pairs of pants of Dav
enport & ; Co. , which they pro-
ceeded to sell ] at , greatly reduced I
prices to Lee Shepard , Section I
Foreman Shaul and a couple of
Tripp county farmers. .Sheriff
Rosseter was early on their trail
and had them under arrest before
they could get out of town , and
Tuesday morning Judge Quigley
sentenced them to 30 days work
on the streets.
' Col. W. H. Davis and wife of
York , Nebr. , are visiting the edi-
tor's family this week. It is their
first visit up here to see their
daughter. Mrs. I. M. Rice , and
her husband. They always thought
they would have to go out of the
United States to come to Valen-
tine and still spoak of York as I i
down in the United States , but
they're getting over it and now ;
really like the place. CoK Davis I
, is a checker player and we're hav :
ing some great times playing and
fishing for crappi " s. He's also a
past master Mason and enjoyed a
meeting of that lodge ] here Tues-
day night.
. e
.
.
r- , . . . ' ' 7-
eo
" ,
;
G. H. Cornell has a man here
this week looking over , his . rail- I
S '
way enterprise.
We're glad to see W. B. Grace
around again after a . three. week's
sickness of typhoid malaria.
H. Rickgauer of Bristow , un-
loaded an 8-gan& steam plow . hero i
Monday , and yesterday started
for his ranch , which he recently
purchashed from Alex Charbon-
I neau f
C. W. Hicks , secretary of the
Gorman Fin Tns. Co. , of Omaha
and W. M. Hiller were in ourcity
last Friday adjusting a loss for
Mr. and Mrs. John.Kazda . , and
visiting M. Rice , the local ] agent.
Minnekadusa Lorlsrp. No. 192 ,
A. F. and A. M. . will have espec
ial meeting at : the Masonic hall ,
Valentine. Nebr. , on Tuesday
evening , May 17 , 1910. . a.t8 p. m.
All members are cordially request
ed to he present and a cordial in : -
I vitation is extended to all mem-
bers of other Masonic lodges.
There I will be work in the . first de
gree.
,
Garden seeds at the Red' ' Front.
.
* *
A car or two of Early Ohio po
tatoes for sale. E. OKMESHER ,
9 Valentine , Nebr. ,
Our VACUUM CLEANER will do
your spring house cleaning. . Order
it from Fische'rs Hardware. 14
Eggs for hatching" : from pure
bred single comb White Leghorn ,
SI per 15 , § i per 100.
8 ' \ 1 ' I. D. Cy PHERS.
The CRYSTAL WHITE REFRIG
ERATOR is what you need this
summer. Buy it at Fischer's Hard
ware. ' 14
Japanese and German millet
seed for sale , five miles northwest ,
of Valentino. . ; . '
17 JESSE BROSIUS. ;
The C. W. Way Co. , Architects ,
Hastings , , Nebraska , will furnish
you with plans and specifications
for any class of building you wish
to erect. Ask them for informa
tion. 15tF : '
tf ! j
Attention Stockmen " ! .
f ]
We want to sell our dipping
plant with 20-horse pO\\Ter' boiler , .
complete situated at Crookston.
Inquire of C. H. Cornell at Valen
tine or of Max E. Viertel at
Crookston. 17 2
For Sale.
I have for sale 1 Shorthorn and
1 Red Poll Durham bull ; also one
high grade'Jersey bull. No furth-
er use for these bulls ; will sell
them cheap. J. il I. RALYA ,
16tf Burge , Nebr.
Presbyterian Church.
Ji [ . CALDWELL , D. D. PASTOR.
Preaching morning and evening
each Sabbath.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 7 r. m.
All are cordially invited to our
services. .
. # ,
. I
St. Nicholas Church.
Services , will be held in the ! t
Catholic church _ as follows :
In Crookston on Sunday , May
15 , at 10 a. m.
The Mission that is to be con-
ducted by the Rev. Fathers , John
J. Donoher , S. J. , and Simon A.
Ryan , S . J. , of Chicago , Ill. , will
be held in St. Nicholas church in
Valentine , Sunday , May 22 to 29 ,
inclusive. Everyone is most cor-
dially invited to attend said Mis
sion. Children will not be allow-
ed at the evening services.
LEO M. BLAERE , Rector.
Order of Hearing and Notice on Petition for I
Settlement of Account.
In the county court of Cherrjcount } - , Ne
braska. -
State of Nebraska , I. ' . . . . '
- ss
Cherry County { fst >
To the heirs and all persons interested in
the estate'of Delia E. Buu "deceased. :
On reading the petition of Alex Burr pray
ing a llnal settlement ; and allowance of his ;
accOunt tiled in this court on the Sith ! day
of May. li lo . and for a decree naming the
heirs of said estate.
It is hereby ordered that you and all per-
sons interested in said matter inav , and do.
appear at the county court to be held in and
for said county , on the 7th day of June ,
A. D , 1910. at 10 o'clock a. m. , to show cause ,
if any there be , why the prayer of the pe
titioner should not be granted. and that not
ice of pendency ot said petition and the
hearing thereof be given to all persons inter
ested in said matter by publishing a copy of
this order in The Valentine Democrat , a
weekly newspaper printed in said county for
four successive weeks prior to said day of
hearing. JAMES C. QUIGLEY.
1l [ tl1ALJ. : : _ * " . 18-4 County Ju ge. 1
.
,
J
" -
_ . . . . , . , . , . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . ' _ . ' , , " - ,
-
. l- . . . , . , ' , . ,
1 l"t , , " . . . . , , . J
. . . ,
, . ' . . . ; . ,
. : : . . . , ' . T' ; ;
, . I \ . ' .
. .
Ventin Bakery ' .
- . ' J . . . , . .
. , , . r " .
_ h.
, : : , : have opened to the public : a first class . . . : restaurant and ,
bakery and will serve . my friends with nice clean short
II order meals and baking' : goods , Try : our "T" bone .
steaks , take home a dozen whipped cream puffs , stop in
and say "hello , We want to be your . friend and want
to please you We are thankful for your patronage
Open Day arid Night 'I _
, . ,
- - - - - - - - - - - -
I - , I All Leadin . '
Old Crow , .
+ Hermitage * s * " " " Brands ; . " . . - ; , " ' . - > t i : , : .
ap.d' - " Bottled , . . . . . ; . ; ,
" '
. , . , , ; : ' .
Guchen- Under the
* . , .
+ 2
'
heimer , , ' Supervision : .
. . , \ , \ : ,
' - ' : ' '
llye of the
Whiskeys. " U. S. GOT.
. . . . . .
We also handle the Budweiser'Beer.
. . , .THE : PALACE SALOON ( . | * ' , . ;
i : ' rt. : : , , c.S ; . . HENRY STETTER , ' Propr. - - " ) ' , ' ; v. . ; & - , ,
\ - . . ,
- - - . . , - - -
$ a . . , .
' "
'E7 -
4'uction " a e . ; . . .
\ , U
M : " %
f '
By Special dministrator . . - :
. . . . . . " - , " . -
-
As special administrator of the estate of the late George W : "
Mourner , the undersigned will' sell at public auction at the ' ranch j '
south of Kilgore , Nebr. , on Wednesday , h ;
, . ' , , ' . \ : .
-f
. 18 - ' 'r . ' '
ia-y ' ;
, . . ' - , , h , . ;
'j .
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. , the following property , to-wit : ' "
(
48 Head of Cattle , :
w
consisting of 21 cows and 16 heifers and steers two years old , .
- and 11 yearlings. ] . . ; V
:
- " 1
32 Head of _ Horses- . : ;
i
consisting of 5 work horses saddle horses , 1 driving team , 12
mares and , geldings , halter broke ; 5 head of two-year-old colts . , : , 6 . : ,
. - r ; r head of yearling colts.
*
.
-
- " ,
Farm and Ranch Machinery ' , !
in a large quantity ; chickens , harness ] , tools , utensils , and other
: articles too numerous too mention. " "
1 " , ' . _ ' . ' : i- - - - - " ,
: : ' FREE . LUNCH AT , NO N" " " , ' ' - , , ; . ' .
TERMS OF SALE : All sums of $10 and under , , cash. Sums over : $10 , '
six months time will be given purchaser , giving notes-w th approved security at
[ 10 per cent interest from date. 5 per cent discount for cash on . sums over $10. ( .
- . , . ' ' ,
- ,7.1'
M ' ° V ' Nichoiso I - _ : " , ' < l
" . _ . ; 1 , IC - 0 son- ; .
O. E , TRACEWELLv . Auct. , ' ' .I . , W. E. HALEY . . . . . . C . erk. , -
,
d
