Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-05-18
Schoo ends May 10.

Spring Capes at T. c. Hornby's.
Did you see Il. c. Hornby's silk win
dow II
Fence posts for sale at W. A. Petty
crews. 10
Large invoice of shoes af cost, at
E. McDonald's.
E. S. Newman was in town from
Cody, Monday.
Fine line of Mackintoshes on sale at
Farnham & Dikeman's. 10
Hon. Frank Rothleutner was down
from Georgia, Saturday.
New York apple butter for sale at
Farnham & Dikeman's. 80
/. H.. Emery is building an addition
to his Main street property.
We will sell shoes at cost for the
next thirty days.-E. Mcdonald.
Hay, grain and feed bought and
sold at w. A. Pettycrew's. 10
The Sands & Astley's English-Am-
erican Shows will be here May q.
When in town stop at the old Val
entine House, Geo. Tracewell, Prop.
A fine lot of fence posts for sale
M, ~ u yT;o-+1 I->D1,too NoL-,cI1o
J. B. Sweeney, Phil and Will Pull
man were in town the first of the
week.
Remember, you haven't very much
longer for cleaning up your alley and
back yard.
S. D. Ditto of Gillette, Wyo., and
Ernest Ditto, of Hemingford, were in
Valentine, Monday.
S. W. Chestnut and Judd N. Morey,
of Gordon, we're in town looking up
'~'reservoirs," Saturday.
G. H. Sawyer, the Sparks post
master, was in town Saturday buying
goods for his store.
Chas. Conger and Myrtle McDougal,
both we'll known here, were married
in Neigh last week.
Among the visitors in town the first
of the week we're w. G.. and John
Ballard, of Dewey Lake.
Frank Harrison, of the Omaha Bee,
is in town today recreating and look
ing over the political field.
Ed Parry. of Sparks, is tending bar
for Walter M%eltendortf and expects
to move his family to town.
The Brown County Stock associ-
alton held a meeting in Ainsworth
and as but few were present adjourn
ed to July I.
The Pike Bros. and Tom Kelly, of
Crookston, ere in town this week
and made a pleasant call at these
headquarters.
You get the best insurance from
Farmers Mutual,a and at a lower rate.
|. M. Rice. agent. 10
Henry VanLeer. of B%rownlee, was
in town last Friday and while he don't
think much of this paper ordered us
to send it for another year.
Alex Burr, of Pullman, was a Val
entine visitor Monday and took ad
vantage of his opportunity while here
to file on a few "~reservOir" sites.
JOY Hacker, Bruce Thomas and
Roy Phelps, of Spring view, ere in
town Tuesday on their way to the
Black Hills and other western points
by wagon.
J. C. Northrop and family returned
Sunday from their eastern visit.
They returned by way of Harrison,
where they visited with Mrs. North
rop's parents.
Martin Christensen "a in Wood
lake last week working on the inter-
ior of G.. A. Johnson's residence. He
says Gene West runs the best hotel in
the northwest.
j. n. and VIM. Steadman and fami-
lies were in town Friday on business.
Jim has opened his store at Kennedy,
and is after all the southern trade as
will be noticed by his advertisement
in another column.
P. J. Murphy was in town from
Longtime Friday looking for a loca-
ton for a meat market. He found
the field well occupied and has since
purchased the Longtime shop.
Martin Christensen is the busiest
man in town. Everybody wants paint
ing, frescoing or paper hanging done,
and they want it right away. One
woman wanted him to do her work
lin the morning before he started to
work, and in the evening after he
The announcement of the coming
visit Of Sands & Astley's English-Am-
erican Shows is interesting I'll COM
munity on account of its exalted
prominence in amusement realms. 1t
viii be here May 27.