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Tooth Preparation
Stops Tooth Decay
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tooth penetrates cvcy crevice , inside
and ouUide the toclli.
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quickly cleaned whh ffjtStp'
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cut c your bruch Jtst v/hat you want.
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The flavcr ii particuUrly pleasing.
Price , 5c. f
VALENTINE. NED
A Safe ,
Simple System
The system of paying
by check was 'devised
by all men- for any
man for you. It is
suited to the need of
any business , either
large or small. It makes
no difference whether
we pay out $10 or $10000
a month. A checking
account will serve your
needs.
Pay by check , the
method puts system in
to your business and
gives you a record of
every transaction.
VALENTINE STATE BANK
VALENTINE. NEBR.
X , .
Plenty of time to plant trees.
Our trees .are kept in our large ,
cool , cement building now and are
held " back so they will be good to
put out for several weeks yet. We
keep no trees in our building in
winter , and only recommend the
hardiest and tried varieties that do
business in Northwest Nebr.
Catalog upon request.
T. W. CRAMER , Local Agent ,
Valentine , Nebr. *
C
Boyd Nurseries and Fruit
Farm.
On C. & N. Wr , 3 blks. east station
Airsworth , - Nebraska
Loup Valley Hereford Ranch ,
C. H. FAULHABER & SONS , BROWNLEE , NEB.
.JJJerd headed by S. C. Columbus 17
" * No. 160050 , and Climax 2 , No. 289-
822 ; also , Melvin , No. 327072 , reg >
. Bulls for Sale at All Times ,
. : W. H. Stratton
Dealer in
: FLOUK & EEED
2 General Merchandise
* PHONE 125
-t. cor. Hall & Gath. Valentine , Nebr.
: C. A. RUBY
Attorney-at-Law
Office front room , second story ,
" over T. C. Hornby's store , Main
- street entrance.
Valentine Nebraska
Dtv M. T. Meer ,
DENTIST
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:1 ' : - ftooms over Ked Front store
Valentine - Nebiy
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Taik of the Town.
Dell Query was in town yester-
1 day. /
Phelps Photos , May 26th , one
day only.
Max E. Viertel was down from
Crookston yesterday.
Morris Janis and family were
trading in town Monday.
John Keelfty , jr. , had a wart
cut off his under lip Tuesday.
George Beamer was down from
Gordon last Safurpay on business.
Uncle Bill Brown of Crookston
was a Valentine visitor one day
last week.
Mrs. Will Clarkson returned from
Sioux City , Omaha and Lincoln last
Monday.
Philip Diehl jammed his hand
into a corn sheller which crushed
two fingers.
M. J. Dendenger and family
have- moved back to Woodlake
from O'Neill.
Born to Mr and Mrs Herman
Massingaie on May the 5th a big
five pound baby girl.
A. M. Lotspeich of Wroodlake
was in Valentine Monday and Tues
day this week on business.
William Steadman , Dan Sears ,
Wm. Packenham , Phi Young and
J. A. Kirkwood were in town the
first of the week.
J. T. Galloway , Judge , Quigley -
ley , E. Breuklander and Bob Robinson -
inson are in Lincoln this week as
delegates to the A. O. U. W.
grand lodge from Valentine.
Sheriff Kosseter caught Fradk
Allen up the road Tuesday of last
week and he is again behind the
bars where he will be watched
more closely.
Work on the hill north of town
is progressing and a fourteen foot
cut in the grade will make a
gradual' slope that will enable
teams to pull a pretty fair load
out of Valentine.
John Day and Mr. Reynolds
have opened up a stock of goods
in the Hornby building" Main
street , which they expect to close
out in a few weeks at cost. See
their , big advertisement in this
paper.
Don't forget the big cattle sale
at Woodlake of Geo. A. Deming
this coming Saturday , May 13.
Mr. Deming's lease having ex
pired on the Krampert & Uck
ranch he is closing out 400 head of
cattle.
"The Beggar Prince" was a
good play and had a crowded
house last Thursday night. The
farmer and the prince were star
characters and were the favorites ,
though many others played their
parts well.
Dennis Likens of Bassett was
found dead at siding 69 east of
Merriman Monday of last week
where he had perished inNthe severe
snow storm Sunday. He had been
hoofing it along the road when over
come , presumably , by fatigue and
the storm.
Mr. Barnes of the Phelps Photo
Co. has made an appointment with
the graduating class of j.he high
school to be here on May 26th and
make the class picture. The class
is to be congratulated on securing
the services of so good a worfiman
and we predict the results as a
fine photo of a nice looking glass.
2t
Anyone that was fortunate
enough to hear the late Emma
Abbott during her noted career ,
will gladly welcome the coming
of Emma Abbott , the niece. Miss
Abbott at the age of 23 years has
gained a foothold of her own.
After graduating in the study of
music , took up the concert plat
form for three seasons , gaming
friends in almost every city in
America. She has now turned
her attention to the opera field
and .appears withj the Beggar
Prince Opera Co. at Quigley's
opera house May 25 , in Auber's
beautiful , romantic , comic opera ,
"Fra Diavolo. "
Seeds that always grow for sale
at Fischer's hardware. 10
Choice timothy , clover , bromus
and alfalfa seed at Fischer's Hard
ware. 16
Dr. Barnes , the eyesight spec
ialist of Omaha , will be at the
Donoher hotel Monday , May 15 ,
and at the Wood Lake hotel on
Tuesday , May 16 , until 3 p.
m. Remember that Dr. Barnes
has been over this road for some
ten or twelve years. Every pa
tient has always had a year for refitting -
fitting without extra charge. No
charge , whatever , is made for ex
amination. ljon't forget the date.
Call and ee Dr. Barnes , if you
have trouble with head or eyes.
Mrs E. J. Massingaie is down
from the Pine Ridge boarding
school looking after her business
affairs , and visiting her children ;
she intends going to Crawford to
spend a few days with her daught
er and then return again to Pine
Ridge.
Valentine has had a variety of
weather the past week. A little
sunshine and a little rain. Tues
day was about as warm as we have
seen in May. Men went went
about town in shirt sleeves , and
Wednesday wore their overcoats.
Those who took down their hard
coal stoves were wishing them
back.
The Seniors of 1911 are prepar
ing a play to be given about the _
2i th of May ; A College Comedy
of two acts. Those taking part are
Misses Helzer , Sparks , Clarkson ,
Rector , Gal la way , McLean , Cary ,
and Burge.and Mr.Eugerie Taylor
Act one. The seniors and juniors
meet after the dance , at a fudge
party. Discuss Hallowe'en and
Leap year. Try a Hollowe'en
stunt. Act two. After the Game.
Dell Query was in town last
Thursday and informs us that he
has closed a deal with J. T.
Keeley , selling his ranch of 1520
acres. Mr. Query decided a few
weeks ago to close up his business
and , go to Salem , Oregon , where
he hopes to benefit his wife's
health. In a short time he closed
out his possessions here at about
$13,000 , which he has made in the
past ten years , and in a few weeks
he will go to Salem , and if his
wife's health improves there he
will endeavor to find a suitable lo
cation and settle down again.
Dock Grooms and Harley Hard
en had a controversy last Monday
morning at Frank Grooms' house
where Harden was working. Dock
went home and came back with a
revolver and was met at the door
by Harden. Dock shot , and about
the same time Harden threw a
hatchet and tnen picked up a
couple of brick bats , and there
they stood facing each other for a
few moments while angry passions
cooled and judgment prevailed , or ,
afraid to shoot for the fear of
getting shot. STOP' THESE
GUN PLAYS OR SOMEBODY
WILL SHOOT
County Attorney Kingsbury Opposes
Release of Prisoner and Expresses
Fear of a Lynching if Fiege is Al
lowed to Return Home.
Lincoln , May 10. William Flege ,
serving a life sentence for the mur
der of his sister. Louisa , in Dixon
county , was released from the peniten
tiary on a § 25,000 bond , furnished by
Fred and Henry Flege , his broihers ,
and Herman Freevert , his brother-in-
law.
law.The
The admission of Flcge to bail was
vigorously opposed by County Attor
ney Kingsbury , who said that he felt
certain that if Flege was allowed to
return home , the people there would
regard it as a partial' fulfillment of
his Boast that his money would free
him , and that a lynching would follow.
He said that fears were also enter
tained that Flege would kill Albert
Eichtenkanip , the boy who accused
him , and his former sweetheart , Miss
"Hendricks , who had repudiated him
after his arrest.
Flege's attorney , former Congress
man McCarthy , declared these fears
were idle , and he said he was willing
to pledge his money and property that
no one would raise hand against
Flege , nor would he harm anyone.
The court consulted but a few minutes
before reaching a conclusion. It has
invariably fixed bail for all persons
convicted of second degree murder ,
and as Flege had made no trouble and
no demonstration was made against
him when he was out on bail before
conviction , no exception * aas made In
this case.
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Junior Normal , Valentine , June 5 = July 28
VALENTINE JUNIOR NORMAL
Faculty.
J. W. CRABTREE , State Supt Lincoln
C. S. JONES , Principal Ord
JULIA H. VANDR1EL , Asst. Prfn.Valentine
CORA THACKREY , Registrar Valentine
A. CRAGO Randqlph
F. W. Gail Lincoln
BERfHA A.GORDONModel Schl. , Valentine
IE. W. MARCELLUS Crete
J. C. MITCHELL Lincoln
Board and Rooms
Board and room , where two use the same
room , may * be had for about $3.75 to &J-.00 per
week. Board without room or room without
board , may be had at about a proportional rate.
Rooms wiil also be furnished for light house
keeping and rented to students.
Course of Study
Courses will be offered in all branches re
quired for first , second and third grade county
certificates , with classes in such of the lifa cer
tificate subjects as local conditions may require.
Enrollment Fee
Tuition is free , but an enrollment fee of
$2.00 will be charged , which will entitle the
student to all the privileges of the junior
normal and county institute.
Institute
The last week of the junior normal will be
the institute period for Cherry county teachers.
AH teachers in the county are expected to at
tend.
Location
The conditions for work at Valentine cannot
be surpassed anywhere , as the students and
instructors who have had the good fortune to
be there during any of the sessions for the past
eight years will tell you. The delightful cli
mate , the excellent school building and ap
paratus and the hospitality of the people make
the surroundings ideal.
Nature has scattered beauty with a lavish
hand in the scenery. about Valentine. The
wonderful 'bluffs that skirt the town on the
north , the Ivlinnechaduza with her ever in
creasing charm , the wonderfully rich flora , the
beautiful waterfalls within easy access , all unite
to make Valentine a most favored place for a
junior normal. Get the two-fold benefit of a
summer spent in intellectual advancement in
the midst of most delightful environment.
Registration
It is important that the regular work of
the junior normal begin Monday , June 5. Let
all be present , therefore , ai the opening of the
first session , thac registration may be completed
and that each may have a part in the organiza
tion of classes.
For further information address the regis
trar , Miss Cora Thackrey , of Valentine , Miss
Van Driel of Valentine , or the principal , C. S.
Jones , of Ord , Nebraska.
Old Crow , All Leadin
Hermitage Brands
and Bottled
Guchen- Under the
heimer Supervision
of the *
Whiskeys. U. S. GOT. , '
also handle the Budweiser Beer.
TH E SALOON ,
HENRY STETTER , Propr.
Consisting of Groceries , Canned Goods , Queensware , Glassware -
ware , Cut Glass , Fancy Glassware , Japanese China , Novelties
in Dishes of many varieties of China Jersey Bull or Cow given
away with each $25.00 purchase. The long desired high
priced articles can now be had in every home at'cost from the
d /T ( f\
JTC. v/O ,
This entire stock for trade for horses , cattle. or hogs. This
store now open for business at Hornby's Store Building on
Main Street.
AUCTION SALES SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
Eastern Merc. Co.
JOHN DAY = MANAGER
