Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-03
Velvet candy at T. c.. Hornby's.

from here this week.
Billy Longland is once more tending
bar at the Owl saloon.
A separator station WIS opened al
Stuart last Wednesday,.
Clint Anderson was down from
Ccdy the first Of the week.
Cloaks and capes at T. G.. Hornby's
w. E. Waite went out to his ranch
T~ueslay,to look after affairs there.
Wanted-Furnishcd house for 80 OF
go days. W. E. WAITE.
Dan Adanlson was in from his Ches.
terfield ranch on business matters
Tuesday.
M~ackintoshes at Farnham & Dixie.
mans.
Herman Schultz, the Kilgore post
master, was in town Tuesday on bust
ness.
Grant Dunn went to Crookston,T Tues
day night. to put in the front of Scar
by's new store.
Max E. Viertel, tie enterprising
Crookston merchant, makes a change
in his ad this week.
A II 1s,lo &c f1.l I
w. A. P%ettycrew.
J. G. Stetter has been considerably
"under the weather. the past week.
with cold on his chest.
Steward Roby of the Fort Niobrara
hospital left Wednes lay morning for
a weeks visit in Kansas.
Regular services at ST. Johns
Episcopal church next Sunday. con-
Quoted by the Rev. J. NJ. Bates.
There is more CT less hustle and
| confusion attendant upon 4 woman's
convention-particularly hustle.
Fest line of outing hannels at T. c..
H~ornby's.
2 A. T. Davis was in from the ranch
Monday and brought in a bulci of
cattle which he sold to Mr.. Canton.
@Warden Hopkins. of the p%eniten-
tiary, came up from Lincoln, Tuesday
night, and remained here until this
afternoon.
c. M. Walcottand c.. II. Thompson
went up to G%lenrock, Wyo., Monday
night, where the former expects to
start in Business.
Squire Jones returned from Mon
tana, Friday last with $50 fine horses
to put on his ranch southeast of this
placc.-Home Rule
DIR. Holsciaw is at present rooming
in his office building just south of the
postofiice, where he can be found at
any hoUr of the day or night.
is Harrington. one Of the oldtime
business men of Valentine, is visiting
here . IN Grant City, Mo. where he
recently sold his mercantile business.
Headquarters for school tablets
and pencils at Pettycrew's
J. F. Prentiss, the New York Life
man, came down from Hot Springs
the first of the week, and will make |
this his headquarters for the next
month.
FOR SALE-A good timber claim
of 100 acres. about nine miles north
west OF Gordon in the Sc or sec 10, in
township 33, range IS. For particu-
lars inquire at this Office.
Just received, a fresh line of the
famous Hartmann pickles.
W. A. P~ettycrew.
Clarence Walcott and Matt Bowen
returned from GleDrock last week.
The latter will make another trip to-
taking with him a number of
men who want to work in the mines
The sale at James Vargason's was
we'll attended and everything brought
4 fair figure, the amount of the sale
iggregating nearly $1,000. Cattle
sold at from $25 to s37 per head, bor-
les sold at about $50.
Wading boots tor hunters at T. c..
1ornbv's.
Amos Strong returned yesterday
morning from his trip to Illinois and
Ohio with two cars Of horses. Amos
made quite a long stay in the east, but =.
feels well repaid for his trouble, as l
sold ali his horses at good figures. =.
If you are suffering from drowsiness T
n the day time, irratahii ty of temper, !,
leepless nights, general debllit,, head ,
che, and general want Of tone of The ?
USE iIarbine. You will get re- =
eff and finally u cure. Price 80 cents.
j. II. Quig,ey.