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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1910)
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We are satisfied with a small profit and will close out our John Deere goods at _ _ , cost. Save money . by getting our prices - J before' t purchas lg. I , ! J , LUDWIG lqMBER CON , f e . . Valentine , Nebraska fI C ee _ I @ ) fj GI } . - - . .I 'I ' ' _ .BASEBAll SUPPLIES ! . * ' We carry the lines of . A. G. Spaldh1g I I f & Bros. t , , - A.J. ReachCo. : . : _ , Victor Sporting Goods Co. ' - I Baseball Shoes , Bats' , Balls , Uniforms , Masks : , Gloves , ! Mitts , Basket Balls and supplies , Tennis Rackets , Balls ; , , . and Nets. A classy assortment of Pennants. In fact ' " ( . I we carry the only complete line of sportinggoods , in the city. Send us your mail orders. . 4 " riscnersjlaraware1 ' . . _ _ . - - - - _ . _ - - . - : . II ! C _ . ' , r . , I _ I o : l & } b j Jt / . J oc > , 'jk / ' 1\1. : ' ; ' ) : i ? 1&1 Pool I avid BiUard i , Hall to _ , . i , . al ' Cigars' and , I ; < < " I . Soft Driills. . . ( o , , JH G. ' T TER PR . l ? ! ? I OLU _ _ . _ _ : . . " ' " Q.5 . c.- O H t ' . y ) I ( ! ( Li ] . @ ' J,1 ! I { ( pr d C'llji ) / : ; : ; ll\llf \ ( W ltttI\ ( ! ! \ ( aollll , _ . G ; - - - - = - - \ . - - , . . - - _ . . . . _ . - _ . . . , - . . - - " - . . . . . . < . - - . . , - - - I . - . Henry Schaefer , - Nenze ! , Nebr. , I , . , Has received three car loads of Farm Im , plements , Harness and Hardware. He Pwants ' . wants the farmers to know that he can supply . them at a saving in price. Every- . - . thing needed on a farm. Call , and see me at NENZEL . = NEBRASKA . _ _ . . . _ . _ . , _ _ . . , " , _ c . _ . _ _ _ _ _ . , , , , . . , r \ i { _ _ _ _ a pa 4 I ! c ! I k .I . _ _ _ - C $ Sold by ; ' , . ° ? McG-eer & Carroll ' _ _ Valentine , Nebraska. . ' i' ' , A negress , Mrs. Robert Tucker , ' was ' , ordered to leave town this , i . . ; . . . morning. ' . She had been in town I I "a. few . . . days and was charged with I ( being ' disorderly and of bad re i . . : ptii . . - She quarrelled with her i . " , - h'usband . : yesterday , who had cotne ' , 'I u'po'fKthe ; ; . , scene.and . is said ' ' shot . . . . at him. He lit out. " . . . . ' " . , L , - - - - - - . - - - - Jc - - - _ i.-- . , _ r. r . - , - . . _ _ : - _ . . . _ - : f Come to Valentine and help us to celebrate the Fourth of July. I Preperations have been made to I show every body , a good time. Read the large display advertise- ment elsewhere in this paper , * which , gives a partial list . . of the races and prizes. Come ' to Val- entine. . ' , , ; , ' . . . , . - - - f - . = - . . . . : : . . . . . . - - - = - : : . . ' ! ) , , . . ' - \ I . . ' . . . . . ' . , . . . , . . . , , , , . ' " " ' ' YV'.t'i' . . , ' . . . ' ' ' . . I . _ . & - ' " ' - . . . j j- a , . . - , VALENTINE , , _ DEMOCRAT W M IM K MM I. M.sRICE - Editor and Pro ' r . Mark Carr - - Foreman. Subscription - § 1.50 Per Year. Local Notices . , ocper line per issue Thursday , June 30 , 1910. . Democratic State Con vention. The democratic electors of the state of Nebraska are hereby call- ed to meet in delegate convention in Grand Island , July 26 , 1910 , at \ 2 o'clock'p. m. , for the purpose of drafting a democratic state "platform , the election of a state committee , and the transaction of any other business which may properly . come before the conven\ tLOn. . I tion.The The representation in said con- vention will be based upon the vote cast for presidential : electors in 1908 , and each county will be entitled to . one delegate for each 150 votes , or major fraction there- of , cast at said presidential elec- tion , which entitles Cherry county to 7 delegates. It is recommended by the state committee that no proxies be rec- ognized by the state convention , but that the delegates actually present from each county be auth- orized to cast the full number of votes to which the county is entit- led under this call. At a meeting of the democratic state committe , held June 4 , 1910 , the following resolution , was adop- ted , and same is recommended to the attention of all the county and legislative committees : x Resolved , That it is the sense of the state committee that all demo- cratic legislative candidates should file an acceptance of "statement No. one" of , the so called , "Oregon . " ' " . . pan. l / J. C. BYJINES , Chra. The peoples independent state convention is called to meet at the same place and time by C. B. Manuel , , chairman. Col. Towle has been very , low ' the past week. - H. Rosenblat is under arrest for . I stealing some of "Cindy's" prop- I erty. ' ; erty.W. W. T. Bishop and two younger sons Meritt and Darrell . . . . , left Wed. evening for Hay Springs , Nebr. C. A. Ruby returned last week frem his western visit and has I opened a law office in rooms over i T. C. Hornby's store. . Services in St. Nicholas church a next Sunday , July 3 , as follows : Low mass at 8 p. m. High mass at 10 , by FatherWestropp. . Two Indians , \Vhite Head and W bite Hat had a fight at the depot yesterday evening , one being stabbed and the other had his face beat up. Engineer Worden of. Gilman's mill is i at Kilgore , tearing down the eleVator which Mr. ' Gillman will move to Crookston and re- baild to 20,000 bu. capacity. Mr. : and Mrs. Kazda .returned Sunday from Newport , where they went to attend Mrs. Kazda's bro- ther's wedding. They were ac- companied home by Mr. Kazda's nephew. . Sidney Irwin stopped off -Mon day . at Valentine enroute to Gor- djn from a visit with Bennett Ir win at Springfield -JTexas , whom he reports doing well in the- real estate business. \ . Mrs. Anna Gerber will have a hearing in Judge Quigley's court tomorrow , charged with breaking ; the peace and to decide as , to plac- : ing her under bonds to keep tbe' peace. It is said she fired at a neighbor's boy. Melvin Hooper had a narrow es- : cape from death by drowning . last Sunday. He was rescued uncon- scious and resuscitated after being in the water several minutes , no one knows exactly how long , but seemed a long time. He with , several other boys were in bathing when he got out beyond his . . . . depth and was not a swimmer. ! -Ie- clutched at a boat shoved out to him and had one foot caught over it when rescued with .head and body under } , water. , , . I " ' ' - - - . . - . - , - aa--- a- - r - . . .a..ww. e- - . . . - : " , " - - " . . . . . . . " i . . ' " ' , , ' . ' ' ; . - , ' " " . . 5 : . : . : : . ' ' F. . " ; ; 1 r . , \ - - . . 7 . - - - . - , ' . . - ' - - : ' - - - i , . - . ' Badger Lake. ' : , . - Don't forget the big celebration 1 to be-held in the T 0 grove. I Dora Grewe had the misfortune of spraining her ankle Thursday. It is improving at this waiting. Charlie Spain of Simeon was a visitor at Dan Barnes the latter part of last week and the first of . . ' this. * May Barnes who has been teach- ing at Arabia got home Thursday. We are all glad to see May back in our midst. Dan Adamson and family retur- ned Saturday fnom their pleasure trip to Hot Springs. The report is a very good time. * > "While coming home from school Wednesday evening the team which Bryan Barnes was driving ran away and the line became caught in some b way and the team got frightned. Miss Grewe , the teacher , jumped out to catch them and was thrown about fifteen feet. The buggy final- ly upset and the double tree broke throwing Mildred Barnes over the dash board and the buggy fell on Bryan no one was seriously ! hurt they were very much frightened. Dan Barnes gave a dance Friday night in honor of May's birthday. A larger crowd has never assembled at a dance in this vicinty. Every body enjoyed themselves to the ut = most. The music was "boss" and everybody danced until broad day light. A delicious supper was serv- i ed at midnight r. , to sixty-eight people. I Matches'used as tooth picks were served as the last course. Part of the crowd did not get home until after noon. A number of the horses were turned into the pasture and some one was kind enough to leave the gate open , so when morning came the horses were gone. The I I two young men who went to look for them were so sleepy they took a nap before they came back mak- ing it eleven o'clock before they re turned. % , A BADGER. ' - ' At Cody yesterday we saw a man driving an ox , team. We were told he came from Kansas and has a claim on the Gordon. To the officers and members of Valentine Lodge , No. 70 , A. 0. U. W : You are hereby notified that Grand Master Workman , A. r M. Walling , will be present at a joint meeting of the Workman and Degree of Honor to be held in Fraternal hall Monday evening , July 11 , 1910. All members are requested to be present. Supper will be served. JC. : - . QUIGLEY , 25 2 Recorder. At Merriman , Tuesday , we met Charley Allen , whom Chadrori has invited to name their 25th an- niversary ; R. 0. Pugh and son , George ; Judge Stover , Benjamin Lessert , sr. and jr. , and A."T. . Means , all of Gamble , S. D. , and Sandy Williams of LaCreek , S. D. , who happened to be in town , and enjoyed a good visit with them. Mr. Pugh is thenew and Mr. Means ' the retiring postmaster at Gamble. They had a joke go- ing about U. G. Criger introduc- ing a new kind of sheep on the , farm of our , friend. Pugh-a hy draulic ram. I . - - = " ' - - - = ' . J - ' = - - - " < - " . . " , , - , - . . . * ' . . . . . > - It. . _ " . . , _ , , _ , , . " ' ' _ . _ . - ' , - _ . - . , _ : . . . _ ' -f"----t ' . ( ' ' ' ' ' ' < i' ' ' ' ' = - 'Jawirrjh'l ; : ; " ' 1iI " " "O"-- ; ; - - - - - S. . . a " - " / 1 , , , . . . , ' , . . . , - , . - . . _ , . ' _ " ' ' * ' "Ii' ; ' .5 : ; ? * * - ' ' - ' " . . \ : : : . . . # ' - ' ; " ' J , - J . _ ' . " . . ' : " ' i . fi . - ' : . ' . . . . 1 . , Accurate Edge' rf h EERE Selection' Drop No0 Con Paer i QIJv priE great accuracy of drop is what n aturally In , { terests you most. Deere genuine edge selection of corn Rives . , the highest accuracy of drop attain - . 9 z able. Kepeated tests show ten to fif " teen bushels per acre In favor of "sc- wheels.- curate planting. This , combined with FertHlz- . many other exclusive , desirable fea- er attach- . , , . in- ment that hills or tuies makes the tfo.9 a profitable - . increased drills , furnished ex- vi'btment. You profit by the , yield due to perfect stand , by the addi tra. Every , detail Is I : tional Vears of service and freedom from worked out in the best " 4J break own. manner possib1e Come mand see us Most progressive farmers and planters . briefly won't have any other. Best Informed and keep posted. We have but dealers refuse to consider handling mentioned some of the strong . fea . tures above. Or drop us a , post anyolher.Investigatethetimesavtunes ing and profitable reasons why. . + . card , and we will promptly sena detailed proofs free. Deere goods > Main seed shaft driven directly are of the highest standard , and by traction wheels takes all the as' - satisfy the host exacting. Ask strain from check wire , and avoids t -v for our latest corn book. The side draft. Compensating valves wholesubjectofgathering.select- insure perfect . check regardless 0 Ing , curing and testing the seed , team speed. as well as planting , treated In a Instantly changed from check to small space , fully Illustrated ; a drill drop. Tip-over hoppers - very con book for the man who wants better venient in changing j lates. Plates for corn. Handsomo pocket ledger free tInctantly of com. Fivo sets always furnished. Standard runner , stub run ner , or single disc ' - j-- : furrow openers , as - 4 . . . . ordered. Concave . . . . . . , or open tiro : : ii- : .y y { ( and Come Out with a I i- ' : lorn Crop " / VALENTINE LUMBER CO. . v ' \ A. E. Morris W. W. Morrissey 0. W. Noyes . , , . _ e i ; ' " . . .e \ . Or ' Whhlskej ' . ' Go to the . . . _ - e Stock Exchange Saloon VALENTINE'S PURE LIQUOR CENTER . WaSther F. A. Meltendorff , Propr. ii _ . \ _ _ \ oGREEN FRONT1 s Ko. .1 Tomatoes at lOc per can. No. 1 Rice , three I > ' _ * pounds . for 20c. Everything ; else at low prices. , 1 . Valentine ' . * . MIKE AVIS . Nebraska f * 1 W . L = _ b' F . . 4. . - . . - , - . ' , L' " . . . ' . . . , . ' . , . / . Closing Out Sale ! . : f _ , Entire General Merchandise : .Stock , . . , consisting of Dry Goods , Men's Fur . ' nishings , Hats , Shoes , Trunks , Suit , . Cases , etc. , will be . closed out af a re- duction of 25 per cent. ' - + GROCERIES AT COST. J . , , -Phone 113 ' S. : .c " E. McDonald. - . " ? ' . . - . ' - - . l YV"r. 4Frvvrf . - - - - ' . . - . _ . _ v . . . _ v' . . : t" _ "N. _ . , , P4NT BOYER , QARPEMT BUILDER. . ' _ , , " < " - " I . . . , . - : X-- S , . . , - - . All kinds of wood work done to order. Stock tanks made in all sizes. Residence and shop one block south , of passenger depot ; Valentine , PHONE 72 Nebraska. * . * References : ' My Many Cmt ) roers. i . - . . _ _ _ ' - . . . . . - . . , " r. - - - - - - - - ' . - . . - . . - , : r. Old Crow , s All Leading L 't I k'61 ' , Z p " Ir Il Ii i Hermitage } ' Brands il r i and M ' Bottled f : II' . ' I. x I.t > Guchen : " s = _ a 1 j 4 * Under , the . > > ' ! > d. . - . " . , $ - V i : heimer Supervision . : ; , . ' - ( , j Rye' r , } , , p. st x of the : r. I ) ' . . ' ; , , . : r.j' ) H Whiskeys. . I j' . \ ' U S. Gov. . ' : ' - , ! ' ' . ' 'f . We also handle the Budweiser : Beer. \ . i THE PALAOE SALOON - ' ! : ' . . , . , . ' : HENRY STETTER , Propr. " i : . ' - . - , . . . . . , : - . \ - / . 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