District No. 1 00. -
Mplvin Clark irauiril a' load o
ha.y to town Tuo day.
Chi.s. : Williams , tm ) 0. E Hurt-
man are busy culling wood.
' Miss Susan Gray of Draper ,
S.-D. , IB vi itiwrE W Road's.
Chas M O'D.uiM'l ! l 3 nVi n .
his posilion wilh J. A. Adamson.
Miss Elixabpth Adamson spent ,
Tupsday wilh Mrs. E W V irel
Mrs Ciias PJmt-r of St. Pud.
Minn , i visit 5n r her lather , John
Faber.
Mrs. Pfter > on of Val nl.inn i
visilinjr her danjrhter. Mrs. Sam
Heth.
John Oniie-ltpr is rapid l.\ ini
proving from an attack of ly'phoiii
fever.
The Missp.s Dot son spent onp
day last wi okvjih Miss
Adamson
'L. Moshor atd " 'iff- ? Sl"i : e
precinct V'IMHM ! rplaiiv - on th < '
river Monday.
: '
n
Howard Rurd'ck h p I'1 ft , f
Salem , Or . 1 o ) : o vII nafcr ;
his future herm
Miss Blanc' ' ' Shopifd , oi"
teachpr , spent IH-I- vacaforif' ' '
her parents ai V- < > - ) ' } LaJ-e.
\
John J. 1 ? . - r Ift I 'rr Tn.r. . .
Pine where he . . ? -iccep 'd a r j-- :
tion vfith th ? < \ & N. W R 'R. '
Mrs. < r.p of Plal'o ' , S. D.
has purchaepn "I - Bunli- . ! < : ' ? eai' ! >
and is now n < 5'- . it h jr i ome
J. 'A. Ad. tn--ri a.ui.vife fr
Joseph Taylor and u lie . - pi-m SIJM
dhy with E. ' . Vojr > l find family
Sam He.th , who is rpceivinjj
treatment at the \ \ ie
Memorial hrspilal of Omaha , is
rapidly improving.
<
Ernest Shepaid. who ha > ; : ir-
cented a position with J. A.
Adamson , -spent Sunday withC- .
Williams and wife.
Minnie Adamson. after en
joying a pleasant v cati' n with
her parents , ' went to Val -nt5n ' I-
resume her sii iii" . at tin Ilij ! i
If This Medicine Toes not Satfsfaclor-
ily Benefit You
Practising physicians making a
FpeciaUy of s'oimioh trouhles are
really lesponsih e for the f imnla
from vh.cli Kexjill Dy > pepsia Td -
letjue Tiiade. \ \ e have simplv
profited hy the experience ot ex-
ipertB.
Our experience with Piexall Dys
pepsia Tablet.leitls n10 Iselmve
them to he sin excel lent , lemeily foi
the relief of acute iiid gallon and
chronic dyspep-ia. i lieu ingre
dients are soothing and healing to
the infUm ! me.-ub'-aties of thj
stomich Taoy rfre rich m p3p-m ? ,
one of the greatest diges'ive aids
known to iijHd.cine. Tue 'relief
they affotd is" almost minediate
. Their use wirh peXsistuncy and reg
uUriiy for a shrV.\rimj helps to
bring about a cesriatioh c-f the pai.i-
caused by sfoi ! ulnit-orrers. ; !
*
-r
Eexali Dyspiia Tibis aui
nsure
. tion , and pi-1 , ; , ojut ) uon
. . evidence of. v ' . - uc reliui in 1- *
all
to try t-hcai L t. : ir r If rii-
*
' Hot , give you . re satij-faciiun , > v -
" will return yofi the money you [ . . .i > i
us- for them , \viJiout. qaostion n
formality. T' * y come i : - t lireei f.\
prices 25 cenu50 cent.1nd : . 1 0 ! )
Kemeuibfr , you can obtain iliem
only at our sioie The itexall store
G. A. GLapman.
Si acre farm for sale. Good
house ; fair barn ; 45 acres alfalfa ;
25 acres fenced hog tight ; all un-
cler fence ; all tillable ; 1 mile
from town. This is certainly a
fine farm , anil cheap at § 4,800.
Address , S. it. Imes , Altoona ,
Kansas.
J. W. Copeland , of Dayton , Ohio , pur
chased a botile of Chambprlam's.Consh
iRemedy for bis boy who had a cold , nncl'
before the bottle was all used the boy's
cold was gone. Id that not better than
to pay a fire dollar doctor's bill ? For
„ * *
Ms Says :
"Get the baking
powder that comes in the big
can and costs only 25c. "
sells for a cent an ounce and
is the only fair priced , high
grade baking powder that
requires one teaspopnful in
stead of two.
_ Health Club is soM in 10c-15o
25
E.AYTOK PURE FOOD COKPAHY
EastSLRcuis U.
Valentine
SiuM iff R < sK-tcr a ] pointed Clem
Halm ins dcf-iiu , Tuesday.
. \Vor-dsulF Ball returned yester-
ila' iVm a visit ii. Omaha.
Smith le'urhed Tuesday
t.u-u .1 sla.in . Wyoming.
H. G. Qnibie and wife were
il , . Iron Mernumn Tuesday.
U m Drlgi-M s.nd II. Butting-
\ \ \ . \ - * ere Valentine visitors
' { ii'-s i ay.
Pearl G. Parker of Rolf was
transacting busine.ss in town yes
terday.
All cfikes at the court house ;
* * "c
w.-re. closi d Saturday afternoon
w ido changes uere being made in
th < heating plant.
A son \\ns born to Mr. and Mrs
John Stedifor at Ft. Crook , Nebr. ,
on January ord. Mis. Stedifor is
i daughter ot Mrs. C. T. Maxwell
iif Valentine.
iiTiie Nebraska Supreme Court
iris mled ag-un > t E L. Kirk ol
Sioux City , in the ease involving
Aaier pow ( r rights on the Nio
urara river near Xiobrara. The
ii. uri hoicK thai h < ; ii not privi
leged Lo sell the ( 1 < ctiiccunent de
rived from a plant there outside
titc state.
M S. llobart and Edward T.
R i-.fi of Go ; don weie m Washing
tun Tues-da.i , seeking a remission
fnm ( the commissioner of Indian
iH'iiis of t 1,400 , penalty charged
iaaiust iheru for alleged delay in
tiie delivery of a shipment ol cal-
tle to the Ule reservation in south
ern Colorado. Congressman Km-
kaid accompanied ihe.ni to the In-
Ji.in c ilice , where the matter was
t.ikeR up \\5th A.ssistant Comraion-
? r Abbott. Mr. Kuikaid stated
that he believed i ho penalty would
bf lemitttd , as the cause of delay
in delneiy \\assho\\n to be one
; > 'he ie al i xceptions in contract
Li" . A railioad wreck interfered
wah the shipment , which in legal
E 'ins ' is "an act of God , " and
i tef'M-e should not subject the
-jj to an.penalty. . State
1 u L. ; '
/
Hereford Brasdsrs Elect Officers.
A : u moi-tiL'g hi Id in Valentine
' Tuesday the C'herry County
[ I"ieford Breeders' Association
. -I is organized George Christo-
D-'jer was elected president , J. C.
"Vii-Nare vice-piesident and P. H.
V'ung secretary and treasuier ,
I'oni Iluhton'and George Hay-
naker directors. The purpose ot
; bis organization is to boost the
Mttle business in this county , the
juiding up of finer herds , and to
M trod uce as many good cattle in-
-o the county as possible and to
\f ep out inferior stock. The as
sociation \\ill hold their first an-
lual sale of llerefords some time
n April. The regular meeting
aill be lu Id the second Saturday
n each year. Every one who is
nterested in propogatingthe
ilereford breed should join this
issociation and help make it one
) f the big things of Cherry coun-
HINTS F8R TIE-
BBiW Ml
3
a
Machine Stuffs Sausage and
Presses Fruit.
A machine that will be welcomed ou
the well appointed farm is the combi
nation sausage stuffer and fruit presser -
er invented by an Illinois man. A
metal cask 1ms vise attachments by
which it can be clamped to the side of
a bench. A perforated cylinder fits
inside the cask , and a press operates
inside the cylinder. To make sausage
a long spout is fastened to the bottom
tom of the cask , and over this spout
the sausage casing isdrawn tightly
so thit no air can enter the skin and
the meat can be kept fresh much long
er for ILiat reason. The "meat is placed
in the cylinder and the press turned ,
forcing it out through the perforations
in globules and in that form through'
the spout into the casing. To press
fruits and jellies the spout is not re
quired unless it is desired to run off
the juice. The material is simply
placed under the press and squeezed to
the proper consistency.
Codfish Balls.
Make a pint bowl of codfish picked
into flakes and not freshened and put
two pints of small peeled potatoes into
a saucepan. Add fish and turn boiling
water over it. Let boil until pota
toes are well done , turn off all the wa
ter , then mash potatoes and fish until
they are smooth and fine. Add piece
of butter size of egg , a little cayenne
pepper and two well beaten eggs. Bent
the mixture vigorously until very light
and drop it by spoonfuls into boiling
fat and fry to a rich golden brown.
Drain on brown paper in oven where
they will remain hot till time to serv.e.
- Kound Steak Rolls.
Oet a round steak uo > over one-half
inch thick and cut it into portions
about the size of one's hand. Sprinkle
each piece on one side with salt and
pepper , fold into it a small piece of
suet , skewering it into a roll with
toothpicks. Roll in flour , brown on
both sides in hot fat in the frying
pan , then add a sliced onion and
enough water to cover. Simmer gen
tly for air hour , transfer to a hot dish ,
add browned flour to the liquor in the
can anil make a brown gravy of it
Curried Apples.
Try curried apples with the pork
roast. - Peel and core the appies and
fill the cavities left by I he < ores with
a mixture of curry powder , grated
cheese and fine bn > : id rumbs. For
eight apples use four lablospnonfuls
of the c-heese. a tnblespooaful and a
half of cnrrv and eight of the crumbs.
.Moisten the mix lure wli'i ' milk. The
apples are baked as usual and arc
served hot or cold.
Haricot of Mutton.
For mutton haricot roll two pounds
of breast mutton in finur and brown it
in dripping' ' . Then put it into a stew-
pan with two sliced onions , cover with
boiling water and cook very slowly un
til it is tender. Turn in a couple of
rupfuls of parboiled potatoes or the
same quantity of boiled macaroni and
a pint of green peas. Simmer until the
potatoes are done and serve.
Creamed Dried Beef.
A tasty luncheon dish miy : be pre
pared \vtth sliced dried beef , a tablespoonful -
spoonful of butter , a tablespoonful of
flour and half a cupful of cream. Put
the beef into a pan , cover it with cold
water and biing to a boil. Then drain ,
stir In the butter , and when the but
ter is melted add the flour and cream.
Season lightly with pepper.
Removing Ink Stains.
A spot of ink may be remover ! from
a carpet by the timely treatment of
salt put on it immediately after the ink
is spilled. Put the salt on the ink-
thick , and as soon as it show ? color at
the top it is removed and a fresh layer
given. When the la.st dose shows no
signs of color the salt is scraped away.
Last week we spoke encourag
ingly of the success of the Valen
tine Locating Co. The bunch of
letters received clearly indicates
bhat all Valentine should quit
kicking , pay up their subscrip
tions without litigation , and all our
business men should subscribe and
let the good work < ro on. Adv.
Sick headache is caused by * a disor
dered stomach. Take Chamberlain's
Tablets and correcfc ] that and the head
aches will disappear. Sold by Chapman ,
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
Sealed bids accompanied by certified check
'or | : , ( XI.H ( ) on local bunk and made payable-
: o County Clerk will be reoelved until 2 p. ni.
[ 'ebrmiry , ' 2 hiii , by the ( Jounty UomiMl.-
; i oners at the Court IIoiie , ValenlJnc , Nobr ,
'or the furnishing and erect. on ol the lol-
bridgos. : ,
L-iO : loot span on tnbulUr piers , over
Simku river , near Sec. 9 , i'\vp. : * ) . rfangettl.
I 40 foot span on tubular -piers over Snake
river , near Sec. t:0 , Twj ) . : Jl , flange ; ) .
1 - ! < ) foot span on tubular piers over North
Lou ] } river , near Sec. 12 , T\vp. iS , Range . ' ' " > .
1 10 foot span over North Loup river , ( on
; ulmiar piers ) near hec. _ t , Twp. st , Range- : .
10 toot span on tubular piers , over anake
Her , near Sec. Jt. , T-.vp. y , Rjuigefi. ;
Bridges to be constructed as per plans on
l.e-in oOice otUoimty ( Jlerk ; If ngtli of piers
, o b det.ermim.Hl in meantime byOoun-
: y lioard and inlorniatlon given succcssail
Bidder when contract is awarded.
In order to satlsiy and Insure the County-
succea.ul . Iii-
Joinniissioners that succe- > b. elder -
; end.s to iiiriik > li and e/ect Uio brir.gv * in a
jutisiactoo lengtn 01 nine , tht'.siii.i 01 QM )
per day lor eac-h day overiiine.vill he ex-
: cied lor non-coi..plmnee with iollowing
conditions ; said sum not to be con 1 dived a
ijcnalty but to be considered just damages
itie County :
Jiridges must he completed ami ready for
iravel on or he ore June 1ft , I''IJ.
The succesMUi bidder a Ho agne.to leave
/ertilll'd checi.or . $ ri lOon me until \\ork
i cumpleied 10 u.-m : tee inai . ( vetoing
: oiidiuons > s\jll oe > attii u . . \ c.nvie.l out.
Counts C ojiiiuiaiJoners rei-ervc figut to
reject any or alt bids.
Isy order ol Uounvy Commissioners dated
lan.oth , 1'Jli.
l-l ifeeal ) F. A. Cumbow , County Clerk.
First publication January 11 , 1'Jl .
REPORT OF CONDITION.
Report of the financitil condition
r > f ihe Viiayp of Valentine , Vt !
f > ritinp , Nt-braska , ln > m May 1st ,
1911 to January 1st , 1912
GKXKlt L 1-U.XD.
vivoimt ov riir.'iwii
MJI > 1.1911 51,70302
'Receipts , § 011.21
! ) isiiiist ! mciiiH 9.19 2J
CO'OV iMKUVil J ill 1,12 2,151 07
" -1 762 A 2,702 23
VvT.'iit FUXI >
. 'ash on hai d \ la1.1911 4K5 ? 4
tt < ut-ipls 204 3i
Disbu seinents 3 c3 02
Ycc't ovjniruwn.Jan 1.12 1.KJ7.72
ELK TRIG ucnr FU u >
' .tsh on h.in-1 ALij 1 , lull 510 go
It ce jits 475 2 >
Jhuur eiueuts 377.30
.tsli on luml l in 1 1912 C.44 78
1 , 22 us I , v2iw
SC MX ) FUlND
3v-.li . on hinil M-iy 1. 1911 240000
Di-tiuisenitiiits 2 l'i t.Oo
IJOAD FUND-
' .ish on hand May l 1911 3S90fi
t-'crits | 10100
'ah ou hand J.in 1. 1912 iC7 22
4l > 3.0J)3 UO
SINKING FU D
U.isli o i h uv 1 M i , 1 , 1911 l.-)52 10
K veijits 2.89302
us nibetnents 141 OJ
Jas i m Iriud Jan. 1. 19i2 4.29 j 12
4.-14J.12
u.i-h on hauiJfM'itVl , 1911
and January l. 11)12 4.r.7i > . 'is
UEOA' ITUiTIOX
ieneral Fund Balance
t ( Overdraft n ) 2,151.C7
Fu id Hal mce
( iv-rliM\vn ) 1,10772
*
ri < > . Li ht Fund -alaiu-e 04473
Houd Fun . It tl.mco 1G7 22
- > inkiiifr Fund Rilaaca 4 2DC 12
IScnd Fund B.uanci ; 4 i7 93
i otal cash on hand .1 in. l , 12 fi 300 : ? 1
uCbS 10 uGs8 10
.January . iri912 , Tolu cash
lon Land , C8 31
I hereby c-ii : j that the abovust.it iiiuib A
idnecl.
( "HAltLF.S Sl'ATMCr' , TtHfSUrer.
January 2nd , 1912 VI lam : of V ileii'ine. '
In The District Court of Cherry County
Nebraska. x-
In the mas tor nf tii.asipllc iti-m of .v K
llca-h gii'iician < f Kem tn Murtihi , mliior
ii-ir < if Lillian \ mphj. d easeo lor sale of
ieil ; Kstat -
in r ailing and H'i'/r ' the iietirii > n duly veri-
lifil of A. K H ath. fjimr-lun of Kf-nn - h Mur-
l-\ . minor ncir .t I iili n Mnr./hy. dm used ,
or licen-t to fttin \ - ! tt'jo-t ol brdil ifin > r
> fir in aim to In l litiwin rievni Mi edi
ion h SuitAildiiioii ID Vi i ( i t < < > . | \ clii'-rv
ouiUj , Neltra l\i : lor tintmrpos f'lh JIH\-
'in ' i.t o tin- iiidhU'iliHss ol snm nuiior , and if
tltifiirinj ; ro inc .11 I Unit hii i rl eMatt *
jtuisiMs ol improve'1 twn t I t , iii-i thar it i-
or i he ue > i mu-ttst > 1am 1 minor t ceil said
real t-siate i.nd use lti proL-tvut ) lor the pur
pose of | M.vin tindi'Dr of siid w.rd.
It is theielie nidi-red that the in-xt of km
ml ail ( itTMins mii'it'Mfil i" sai isiatcapp ar
iMoie m" wi Oi anibt-rs m ili - I'om i o in
lie liy of Kiislivilif Ali nlai ou > tNi -
ira.ki : , on t. e 31-i daj < f Janinio li2. . to
how.au.Nf , i : m > tlnr. bivnj ilc'-ns liouui
not lie tran d 10 s ai A K i eaih. mi. r < li' i ) .
0 hdl said nil estat' for ilu- i > ! irio- | ab' v
-el loithaml it i.s Hnili'-r o deieil thai a copy
" 1 hin i-rner i e i nini ht d 01 ft- each werk lor
tin e Slice-s-6i\f weeks in Tin- lit IIK.C at , ii
1 tw paper i-rnuiu anil , inl > hsneU m ba d GJ m
; . i f Ch'-rry.
' '
baud ut iMtnbtTS in herican County this
l'th dcty ol DecemDer , Ijll. *
\ \ \\Yi-'over
Judge of District
Guardian's Rale.
Notice it > hereby given that In pnrausince
> f nn order ol Hie lion. W. II. Wcstovor , i
Ind eotlho Ulstrk-t Court of Onerry Ooun-
y , Nebraska , nnde on the lath day of iso-
/eniber. lull lor tin' bale o. real estate horo-
nalter described , there will be hold at jib-
Ic % endure to the highest bidder lor cash
it the front door ol the Court JIoi-e in the
t Hinge of Vaieiume In bald Countj on the
! "ih tiny of .lauimry. Ii > i2iit li.i * hour 01 ten
> 'clock a. 111. ihe lollowlng doscribvd real
state , toit : t-outh flail 01 No th Half ,
-outh Jinll , Section .0 , boiithciaM t > uarter 01
loutliesibt Qunrtor , Section . , " \Vost ii.-.li of
Northwest Quarter. Sst'ctlon 10. io\vi.siii 3.1.
'forth , Htinyt' isVest. . Cherry County. i > e-
) raskaL'iU ! sale will remain open ui > e hour.
AV. H. Had ley , gnarfllitn 01 Frank Ailad -
er. minor heir 01 Irene E. Hadley , fonnerly
, rene E. Miller , deceased , bv
,1-4 , AValcolt & Walcott , His Attorneys.
* Ac
| is to serve your useds.
It will help sell your
goods talk to the
people you y snt to
reach. An advertise-
merit in this paper
is a reference guide
to those v/hose v/ants
are worln supplying.
n M t
5 2 i ) i'
H /
t Unw
Cigars and
"
SoftDrinks
TETTER - PROP. m
Xtfi
NATIONAL " 3 V i
Before buying an auto it will pay you to see the INTER
NATIONAL " 30 °
No Hill too Sleepy no San-d too Deep
EXMcLeod
Guaranteed * by International Harvester Company
IA NT BOYER ,
OARPFNTER & BUILDER.
\1I kirnir of wood work tlonp to ordo.r. vStnck tanks made in all sizes
K. i.Jence and shop ono block south of passonjror depot.
Valerine , PHONE 72 Nebraska
Rpfprpnces : Mv Manv
K&ri
f.
?
YVith new prices , which arc the lowest for
%
good business. My stock consists of Dry
Goods , Groceries , Shoes and 5 and 10 cent
bargains. You are invited to call and
make this your home store. Highest pric
es paid for produce. Come and get ac
quainted.
F3\
F3re
O tiS"-
2nd Building South the Bank. Crookston , Neb.
11. M. Faddis & Com
or K-numlv
some branded
* m on lrli
t&ss ? thij.'h
Some
bra
> : l. ft
slnmldcr
01 ti-h ! )
P. PI. Young- .
tiJnicon. Xebr.
Catt'c branded
as rut , on Mr
onio j.yon I
6Hlc.
* / - - - fj.-
\r Vl/J v ill l rf t * V
It tue on G > rclo % Ore-'k n rf h of Sjs
C. P. Jordan.
< mv
Horses and cHtli
rrr mr ; iB ciit. also
O. ! HK r.I on
hipuitc
uitc ou Oak
RuU * crt * ks.
A IH-eral rewaro
for tfjformstJcr
R. M. Ten-ill , Propr.
attl" 'iranf ed a-
MI c-t on left
i d t * . So in e
l-i-H < 1 ( i Ii T \
onlfft hi ; > . liHiipf-
m' North loui >
I'.Vf tWO Il'.ll <
of H
Xct Afraid
t Francis Mis
sion.
xD.
is in cut ; hoist's
orIKe ou
W
1912 DISTPJCT COURT CALENDER
Sixteenth Judicial District of Neb
raska , VH. . Westover. Judge.
Cherry , Feb 26 Sept. 9
Sjieridan , IVIar. IS fc'ept. SO
l ox Butte , April 1 Oct. 7
Brown , April 15 Oct. 21
"ioux , Apni 21) ) Nov. 11
Jawes , ] May IS Dec. S i
Albert Whipple & Sons.
Kosebud 8 , D.
Cattle branded
SOSou left sde
080 on rlghtslde
S'me cattle also
have a - | - on neck
Some with A on
left shoulder and
some branded
with two bars
, -icrosHhlnd nnar-
_ _ ters Some Texas
! e branded . * 4 O ou left side < * nd sornejMEsqB
n leftside. f Hl
Horses branded SOS on left hlu. Some cattle
branded AW bar connected on both sides and
left hip of horses
D. M. Sears.
Kennedy , Nebr.
Cattle branded
as m ctit.Ieft bide
Souit * oa left. hip.
Horses dame on
Mt
Range vS
Sa Bros.
Oasis. Nebr
- " % G. K. Satvver has
i rhuive of these
O t cattle. FT rses
„ ! elt thigh.
r 5Sllatige on Snake
river.
Metzger Bros.
ra.ttllui'njd (
inywhere ou left
ide.
Earmark , square
crop i i at ear.
Horses have
aint * brjisd nn
Stt thi 'h. - i * &J3
zezz&gH * ? :
Ranse on Gordon and Snake Creeks.
A Reward of 5250 v.-sl l < i id toanj * pvr. on for
liti > ri.t ; tin IcnMnjr Jo tht.rrest > iiid final
fonvu'tion ol any person or persons bteaiinc
f : < tt\t' \ with ; ii.ov - hrnnfl
J. A. Taryan.
rtiltman , ITebr
"Cattl * branded JY
on rlghtside
HorfJi branded .IT
on ri ht shoulder
Rwtsouable reward
for anv information
lead ! ig to the re
covery of catsla
stntjed from "my
rsnie
and FeRdmg Co.
'aas -Jamison S.&r. Will G Combtock , V. p.
TV.- Oittle branded on
* 3M a ay part ofanimal ;
fe&a ' the : following \
fe& S- > >
borses branded tht
sarae
' 5 Omce ud HeaJquarters , Ellsworth , Nebr ,