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About Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1911)
- > ; MTB- Volume 26 , To. 51 VALENTINE , NEBE , , THURSDAY , DECEMBER 28 , 1911. $1. 0 per year. reetinos. o To our many friends and customers we wish to extend the season's greeting. We desire to thank you for your generous patronage \ and hearty .co-operation in making the past year one of the most successful of our business ca- , * . reer. Trusting that the past year has been a prosperous one for yon and that the future twelve months hold much more we wish you all A Happy and Joyous New Year. EEZ fYVwwYVWYv yyvwYvvyvyYYYyv , SOUTH BEND . . WATCHES * * This cut shows .one of the 5 extreme' tests which these * watches undergo. Call in and let us show 4 them to you. . piher Standard makes sucli as Elgin. Waltham and- Hamilton , at right prices. Yours for Inspection. > " FY IFWFLER- JL 1 tvflj f V JulLiJuJL\ Typewriter Supplies at The Democrat Office. IN ALL SIZES As we have a large stock "on we can sell at Lowest Prices , g > ' -PUMPS and PIPE FITTINGS M OF ALL KINDS ' Fischer's Hardware. | E & 10NTAGNE Livery , Feed and | Sales Stable. . . , Wood Lake , Nebraska j * { Special Attention to Hunting and Fishing Parties. * Red Front Hardware Ca. . Headquarters For Electrical Supplies We Carry the Largest and Best Line of . - * 'Carbon and Mazada Lamps , Sad .Irons Stoves . Warming Pads 'Toasters Gurling Iron Heaters : Electrical Fixtures of all Kinds. t- Electrifc. Wiring , Plumbing , and Heating , , f\ C" 1 \ Our specialties. Red Front Hardware Valentine - Margaret Conger spent Christ mas with her parents at Norden. G. H. Hornby went to Lincoln to spend the holidays with his family. Mrs. Mable Blake of Chicago is visiting her sister , Mrs. John Slonecker and family. Mr , and Mrs. Ed Flynn and son Mark went to Norfolk to spend Christmas with relatives. Quigley's Hall was crowded Christmas night at the dance giv en by the A. 0. U. W. Mrs. Fannie Robertson of Lin coln is visiting at the home of JVJiv and Mrs. George Cowan. Ruth Quigley went up to Cut Meat Saturday to spend Christ mas with the Gardner family. John Helzer came down from C it Meat Saturday for a .week's visit with relatives and friends. Miss Phoebe Jacobs of White Clay is visiting her sister , Miss Mary and many friends in Valen tine . James Phelps of Belmont , Nebr. and Gerald Cox of Chicago are visiting at the home of J. ii. Quigley. Mrs. Charles Salmon and chil dren came up/rora Brunswick to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hobson. t D. E Sherman went to Fullerton - ton lasc FriHay to visit his daughter - P ter and family. Mrs. Sherman has been there for the past month. J.H. , Scriven , who had been at- Eendiug court at Yankton and Sioux Fails returned Tuesday night and next day went up to Rosebud. Frank Bray ton , who has been at , Excelsior Springs , Mo. , for the past three weeks writes that he is feeling much better and that the rheumatism is slowly leaving him. . Lloyd Million of Rockpoint , Mo. , has purchased the 'old Jim Petty crew place on the North Table from Walcott & Wa'lcott. Th i sale was made through the , Northwestern Land Co. Henry P. Schmidt of Milwau kee , ex-secretary of state of Wis consin was here Tuesday looking after the estate of the late Dorai- nick Bray. Two nephews of Milwaukee are the oBly heirs , of his estate which is estimated to be worth § 15,000. - Charles Sparks and George Hunter went up to the Boarding School Wednesday after an auto mobile the telephone company purchased of George Seagrist. That gentleman drove it as far as the school and decided it was too cold to make the trip to Vajentine. The Valentine postoffica has re ceived word from Washington that the order discontinuing the Simeon postoffice has been - revoked ed and that the office shall be moved to the iiobbs place a half mile west of the present location and Miss Hobbs will be the post mistress. Margaret Haley , Kate Helzer , Alice McLean , Helen Hunter Bessie Gaskill and Geraldin Trasewell , former high school girls who are making a success at teaching -in different schools throughout tlie state , are home for the holiday vacation. Miss Mary House celebrated her birthday Friday night with : a party for her friends and school mates. About thirty young folks went out from- town in a hayrack and had the time of their life , and it was quite late ( or early ) when , they returned. The guests pre sented Miss House with a beauti- fut fotftatt anti njhwav Land Office Notes. The office expects to have sales o isolated tracts almost every week day during January , Febru ary. March and April. The general land office has sus tained the action of the local office in rejecting the iinal proofs sub mitted by Abbie Murphy , of Rock county. The federal land office has sus tained the action of the local office in rejecting the final proof sub mitted by Carl S. Kiehl of Cherry county. Because he had served in the United States army in the Philippines , Kiehl demanded cred it for military service in lieu of residence upon his homestead , al though his service was not in time of war. . i Among those who have bought land at public sale at the local of fice during December are : Albert C. Sharon 80 acres in Key a Paha county ; Winfield S. Arter 40 acres , John P. Lackstaff 40 acres , Gus- tav Dinke SO acres in Rock county Josephine Hoy1480 acres , William C. Shittuck 120 acres , Charles Larsen 1GO acres William D. Bachelor 120 acres , Frank G. Bura 160 acres , Walter C. Lyon 40 acres , Elmer L Burr 80 acres Cherry county. The preparing of an application for sale is rather a technical mat ter , as the general land office is very particular in scanning such applications when they are passed upon , and persons who wish to make such applications should have them drawn and sworn to be fore _ . some . person . who is skilled inv " ' ' - v "I'i such matters. Applications' pre pared before notaries public n the country are almost invaribly faulty , and have to be returned for correction , and often new ones prepared , thus causing useless ex pense and delay to thp parties. Woman's' Improvement Club. There will be a meeting of the Woman's Improvement Club on January 4th.at . three o'clock in the court room. If in need of wind mills or wa t'r tanks call on Breuulander None bettpr made 42-lf Dr. M. Jb' Meer lias decided to visit Wood Lake the first Monday and Tuesday of each month to do .dental work. 19tf New style wire type Edison's G. E. lamps can be used in any position. 25 watt lamp 60c. 40 watt , 70c. Special prices for a short time only at H. I. Weinzim- mer's. Plumbing and Electrical shop. 40 The meetings of Org vnized Ag riculture begin at the University Farm , Lincoln , January 15 , 1912. Tuesday , January 16 , will be de voted especially to horses , Wed nesday to swine , and Thursday and Friday to cattle and silos. The Horticultural and Dairymen's meetings continue for three days. | The reception at the Governor's mansion is to be held on TuesdayI evening , with full programs of music and speakers of national ' .reputation at the University Tern- pli on "Wedneslay and Thursday evenings. The nineteen bodies of Organized Agriculture will meet here and hold their annual meet ings , at which general business is transacted and officers elected. Every progressive farmer in our county should attend and secure all up-to date ideas possible for the benefit of our community. The amount of coal mined in . * -i * the United States'in 1910 , accord ing to the figures of the IJuite4 States Geological Survey , " was greater by 10,000,000 tons thau the total tonage wh'ch liad been mined up to the close of the year ' tttfc New Hats u New tlUW to look at the new fail Shoes styles and get an idea as to what are going New to be the style leaders Shirts " and begin to" make up .your niind in regard New " " " to the new "Togs" you Caps will want to buy soon. You'll find us , at all New times show , glad to NeckWear - . ' . the new goods ! New Wear and distinctive styles , in everything a manor New or boy wears are now Suits- * * - being shown. New Trou sers H. W. HOENIG , Prop. . 5 McGEER & CARROLL , Proprs. ] Fine Wines , Liquors and Cigars \ g .Bourbori Whiskiesr < * f"\ Rye Whiskies : Old Crow , Sherwood , Hermitage , } . Guchenheimer , Cedar Brook , . . . - , , : , Sunny Brook , - Spring Hill , - Tt and 29 > * year/old andjas , E , Pepper , - .O. F. C. Taylor , These whiskies were purchased in bond and came direct from the IT. S. gov 5 ernment warehouse. They are guaranteed - - ' anteed pure and unadulterated. Unexcelled - l * excelled for family and medical use. - ; . fc _ _ * . 4 Three Star Hennessy and Dreyfus Brandies. Imported. Gordon and DeKuyper Gins , Guinness's Extra Stout. . ! Bass Ale , Storz Blue Ribbon and Budweiser Beer , Valentine Nebraska I r t SALE Coats , Skirts , Dress Goods , Underwear , Clothing , Shoes , etc. , having a Eed Tag during this sale will he offered at a big reduction. First day of 'sale Saturday , December 30. * ' , - * Look for the .Red Tag. ' 4 . Red Front Mercantile Co. * * J& k\M II im is * i * j Stetter & Tobien , Props. J $ Jlfif ri DEALERS * IN \ ' All Kinds of Fresh f and Fait Meats. . . . Vtll * iay your tJzrt.l * , rlo r . ilo.-Sf- , \Ii > -s and yea live > o oji * .
