The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1896-10-29

Vote for Jackson.
Vote for Meserve.
The Mystic Six has added two new
members to its list, and now the name
of the club should be changed to the
Exquisite Eight OF something of that
sort.
H. G. Sawyer, Of Carpentersville,
and w. G. Sawyer, Of EIgin, Illinois,
were in town Monday arranging to
make final proof on their timber
claims.
Harry D. Harper, of@Osage, Iowa, is
visiting his brother-in-law, H. Jaycox,
northwest of town. He rode from
Usage to O'Neill On his bicycle. and at
that point took the train for Valentine,
the roads being in bad condition.
The republicans had a big blowout
at Chadron last Monday. Bands were
presentsfrom all over the country, and
Il general good time enjoyed by all.
The democrats and populists will
jubilate Saturday.
, r. W. Patrick anG Albert Watkins.
who speak here tonight from a sound
money standpoint, arrived 10 town this
morning on a special car. Mr.. Wat
kins' wife ard two daughters and Mr.
Patrick's father are with the party.
c. r Glover divided the time last
Saturday evening with DR.. Ely, and
defined his position in this campaign.
He is a Palmer democrat, and believes
in the gold standard and gives some
very unique reasons for taking the
| stand he does.
The Y.M.C.A. at Chadron continues
doing noble work. On election night
the returns will be received at the
rooms of the association by special
wire, and free coffee will be. served to
all Corners. This will rob the saloon
of many patrons.
The Crookston Division of Cherry
County Teachers Association will
meet in Crookston on the third Satur-
day of November at 100 O'Clock D. m.
instead of fourth Saturday, on account
of the N. W.. 4. A. at Hay Springs ON
that day. Program next week.
Munson Butler ana Miss Ware are
to be married at the home of Robert
Qulsenbery a Oasis, today. Judge
Walcott has been secured to perform
the ceremony, and large numbers of
guests have been invited. Wen try
to give a full account Of the interest
ing affair next week.
The work of putting In new abut-
ments at the Niobrara bridge of the
F.E. IS M. Y. is alwest completed.
Large capstones are being placed on
top of the ~concrete foundation this
week, and fainthearted people need
not hold their breath any more while
crossing the river. New timber work
will be put in next season.
j. N. Campbell. of Fullerton, Nebr.,
one of the Bryan electors on thedemo-
cratic -populist ticket made a free esil-
Ever speech at Wood Lake Monday
might and one at Crookstea Tuesday.
Last night he had a joint debate with
y. X. Alder, at Cody. Mr.. Campbell
is a fluent speaker and was greeted by
big crowds both at Creokston and
Wood Lake,
Geo Camm who lives a few miles
north of town, owns a broneho which
lisa curiosity in her way just now.
Three months ago she gave birth to a
colt, and all went we'll until last week.
when she became the proud mother of
another little broncho. Both colts are
doing well, likewise the mother. Very
few cases of this kird are on record,
and Mt. Camm feels justly proud of
his little mare.
Frank Grooms, of Sparks, left at
this Office Monday a few sample ears
of corn that simply cannot be beaten
for size or quality. The ears are about
a foot long, the grains are fem. large
and golden. Mr.. Grooms informs us
that these ears Of corn we're picked at
random from Il load and were not
specially selected for tlieir size. They
fcrcibly show the produs.igspess of
Cherry county soil.