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. " . Phelps ] Gold ' Medal Photos. '
. - : ' One trip before Xraus.
_ ; ' - ' Deputy U. S. Marshal Wright
4- of Chadron waSl in town Tuesday.
, Corn King Manure Spreaders.
Price $110. Will close out at $ 90.
' LUDWIG LUMBER Co.
. : ' Mrs. Nicholson and Haley went
u to Omaha to attend the grand
\ lodge , of the Degree of Honor.
Mrs. Maud Van Orsdoll , came
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- down from Kilgore , and spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mr. Frank "Prayton , returned I
Sunday , from Omaha , after a few
dajs stay taking in the carnival.
Furnished rooms to'rent by day
or week Hot and * cold water
baths included. Valentine House , I
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cyphers
left Monday for Pennsylvania , and
. New Jersey , for an extended yisit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Dr. Flynn and children ,
. of O'Neill , have returned to their I
homo , after a few days visit with
her sister Mrs. Nicholson.
Louis Bordeaux and wife of St.
Franci * r , S. P. , accompanied by
Miss Alice Solway of Gamble , S.
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_ D. , were in the city the fore part
of the week.
, The card club gave Mrs. Hoenig
. . a pleasant surprise last week . , by
, ' . : : appearing -niiamiounced at. her
Lome , with a shower of iinc gran-
ite waie ; p 'A. splendid lunch was
served and a11 leasant evening was
, enjoyed -by all.
Presbyterian Church t : Preach
ing morning : and evening by the
pastor , J. M.- Ctildwell , D. D.
Morning subject , -Pushing Oxen. " I
Evening , "Something to Make Us
Glad. All invited. Sabbath
school at 10 a. in. Christian En
deavor al 6 .30 p. in.
. . On Sunday , , Oct. IG.th , there
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) . cknrchj asfollows : Sunday school
t , ; . ' - at ' 10 a m. , followed by . matins and
. . , " " serrrion at 11 a. m. , Evensong . with
\ , . . . " . . address at 7:30 ; p. in.- Choir re
1 T hearsal and Listan } ' service on Fri-
, day . ' evening , Oct. 14th.
I } . , . R. McLamyer and E. B. An
' - derson of Banner in the extreme
. , . - . southwest portion of . the county
, were in the city this week on busi-
ness. They each speak in glow-
\ r ' ing terms of their section of the
cjuntry and consider Cherry ) coun
ty the garden of Nebraska.
Mr. Phelps will make one trip
to Valentine , in time to make
Christmas photos. We under-
- : - stand that he will bring with him
the display of photos that won a
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First Prize Gold Medal : at the
State Photographers convention.
This exhibit is an education in
: photo work and our people should
, . . avail them selves of calling on him .
: , _ and looking the work over.
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) into an open switch here last Sun-
) L [ : day and collided with an extra
r - that was standing _ on the side
r- . , track : The front trucks of the
: ' , -moving engine left the track and
. : .her pilot was completely demol
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. ished , while the pilot of the other
; T- ; ' . engine * was only slightly damaged.
, v Outside of a general- shaking up
, ' - . . no one was seriously injured.
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_ . . . of the week , was given Sat. after-
' ; - . " - noon , by Mrs. J. H. Quigly at
j : . her home in form of a reception ,
'f ' in honor of Mrs. James C. Qaigly.
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( : ated in autumn colors and looked
: -welcome in itself tn the bride
: ' - ; , Small cards was distributed , and
I advise to the
, . - . each lady wrote some
! bride which were collected and
. 'read. A game of testing smell
, ' . . . by passing small envalopes con- I
. . . taining ' some spice was won in a
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. A splendid two course > lunch was
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Killian - Quigley.
"Wednesday * afternoon , Septem-
ber 28th at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Sillian , occurred the
marriage of their daughter Sylvia
to James Cloyd ] - Quigley. Rev. Mr.
Phelps , of Bellevue , officiated. .
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The rooms were effectively dec-
orated in asparague ferns and cut
flowers-with quantities of pink and
white tulle bows. Over ' the lace
curtains at each window hung fes-
toons of ferns and the t daintyness
was accentuated by pink and white
butterflies. In the large living
room where the ceremony was
performed , the bay window was
converted into a latticed bower of
ferns , smilax and white tulle. Un-
der the archway Dr. Phelps with
Mr. Quigley and his best man ,
Mr. Walcott , awaited the bridal
party. To the raeldy of Lohen :
grin's wedding march , played by Miss
Zora Fitzgerald , two little cousins
of the bride Tliersa and Dorothy
Killian drew white ribbons from the
hall to the bower , making an aisle
through the bridal party pro-
ceeded. Miss Jess Killian , the
bride's sister and maid of honor ,
came alone , and following her was
the bride and ber. father. The
ceremony was 'short , but very im
pressive and beautiful.
An informal reception . followed
during which the guests had an
opportunity of seeing : the many
elegant gifts.
The bride wore a white satin
gown over taffeta , trimmed in duch-
esse lace. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses. Her going
away suit was dark brown broad- :
cloth1. Miss : .Jeps Killian wore a
green , marquiStte net over white
messallne. It was trimmed ina
dainty design of pink rose buds.
She also carried a boquet of pink
roses.
Miss : Pauline Bush invited the
guests to the dining- room where
i they were served refreshments , fur
i ther accentuating the color scheme.
This room was a fairy bower of
pink and white. The house had
been darkened and was : lighted I
throughout with the soft glow of '
candles. Here they were pink in
crystal sticks and struck such a l
charming note of harmony with the
pink butferflies : that clung to the
portiere of asparagus ferns.
Miss Florence Chapman sang de
lightfully. She waR accompanied
by Miss Zora Fitzge 'ald. '
About one. hundred guests were
present , many from out of ' town.
The bride'is a member of Pi Beta
Phi Society at the University of Ne-
braska , and a number of her sisters
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attended the wedding. ! ,
Mr. and Mrs. Quigley will live in
Valentino Nebr. , where Mr. Quigley
is engaged In business. They left
for Valentine via automobile to Fre-
mont the same evening thus escap-
ing from the large number that had
prepared themselves to give them a
hearty send-off at the depot. Our
best wishes accompany them
The out-of-town guests present
were , : Mr. : and Mrs. L , J. Killian ,
Pasadena , Calif. ; Mr. and Mrs.
John Killian and Miss Annie KL'lian. '
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Mrs. Black , Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Killian , Cedar Bluffs ; Mr. and Mrs. :
A. L. Killian , Norfolk ; John Papez ;
Albion ; 1\-1 rS. Quigley and Bryan
Quigley , Valentine ; Mrs. Harriet
Harris , Florence Chapman , Zora
Fitzgerald , Florence Schwake , Ger-
trude Quigley Hellen Eollavay ,
Eula Bates , Lydia Lacey , Grace
Salisbury , Grace Shallenberger ;
Mildred Hollan ! $ , Buth Heacock ,
June and Lucile Brown , Adaboath
Dolrner , Ella Schwake , Lucile Bell ,
Lincoln ; Albert White , Omaha ;
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Mrs. L. A. . Case , Touhy. Wahoo
Democrat.
Phelps Gold Medal Photos.
One trip before Xmag.
In Lumber we have the . - largest
stock and-the .lowest prices. '
LUDWIG LUMBER Co.
Mrs. Kincaid entertained-twenty
ladies , at her home Friday evening
in honor of her sister , . Mrs. \ King ,
of Denison , Iowa. Tho. evening
was spent in playing ve hundred.
Mrs. Levi ! Sparks winning high ,
score , and Mrs. , Chapman consola- ,
tion. A _ dainty two course lunch-1 ' !
eon was served , ,
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As usually treated , a sprained ankle '
will disable a man for three or four j
weeks , but by applying Chamberlain's I
Liniment freely as soon as the injury is
received , and observing the directions
with each bottle , a cure can be effected
in from two to four days. For sale by
Chapman , the druggist. . . .
From the U. Department of
Agriculture , Forest Service.
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In an action for fire trespass on I !
the Black Hills National Forest' '
brought by the United States I
against the Missouri River and
Northwestern J&ailroad , the jury
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has awarded damages to the Gov- i
ernment not only for the loss of
merchantable timber but ( ' also for
the destruction of unmerchantable I
young growth.
This is regarded by Government
officials as establishing a very im
portant precedent. So far as is
' known at the U. department of
agriculture , it is the first time that
any court has recognized what
forestors call the "expectation
value" young growth as furni h-
ing ' a basis for awarding damages.
The difficulty in the way of ' such '
an award in the past has been that
there was no way to prove to the
satisfaction . of the courts the
money value of the loss suffered.
The award in the South Dakota
case followed the presentation of
evidence as to the cost of work in
reforesting which the government I '
is actually doing in the Black Hills. I
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The amount claimed for the young
growth burned was § 12 an acre ,
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and the claim under this item was ;
allowed in full by the jury. . The I
total amount of damages ' claimed
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was 3,728:85 , of which 2,634.45. . '
was .for merchantable timber de
stroyed or injured by the fire.
It . . is . recognized by foresters
'that the cost of artificial refores-
tation will not always furnisl a ' fair
basis for estimating the ; damage ,
to forest reproduction. Where
new growth can be expected by
natural sowing from seed-trees on
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artificial planting or sowing an
unnecessarily expensive method.
To meet such cases what are
known as "yield tables" are being
prepared. By the use of these the
loss can be shown in terms of the
final crop and the time necessary
to produce it.
Thus , if it is known that ten
thousand feet of timber per acre
can be cut once in seventy years ,
it is easy to calculate the value of
the crop when it is ten years old
by discounting from its value when
mature. In European countries
where forestry has been long
practiced this method is regularly ]
applied in selling , condemning , or
estimating damages on forest pro-
perty. It is also used abroad in
insurance , which would be im
practicable if there were not both
an accepted basis for determining .
the loss suffered and a reasonably
accurate knowledge of the hazard
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Valentine Headquarters at the Chicago House
Rosebud " . " " Rosebud Hotel ,
Leave'"Valentine . at 8 o'clock every morning , .
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Arrive at Eosebud at ' 2 o'clock ' p. m. , " . ' : . r
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Sundays excepted. *
Arrive at Yalentine at 2 o'clock p. m. ' , "
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Special attention to passengers , baggage and . , - : ; r
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_ The undersigned will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder - on ' f ' ix i
Sat . Oct . 1 5 , I 910 . . 1 !
at 1 o'clock P. M. , at Hammond & Bullis' Barn -
VALENTINE , NEBRASKA
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: The following described property belonging to the late Liidwig Bock :
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. . . One team of Mares , brown and roan , weight 2400 , 6 years old. . : _ . , - - ' : ; -2 < : : . ,
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10 1 Geldings and 8 Mares , ranging in age from 2to 5 years ; some broke
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-"One year's time will be given on approved ( ! notes bearing 1.0 per . cent - - interest : = .
from date ; . . 5 per cent - discount for cash. . . . " . . . : - . , , : , \ ' . . ' _ ' . . . _ . : x' ' . t -
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