Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1901-07-25

changed from Irwin to Simeon where
we understand Mr.. PEPPER will continue
in the stock business. Notice his stock
brand.
The ladies of the NJ. +. church wish
to thank the people for their liberal
patronage at the supper they gave last
evening. They netted about S27.oo
The ladies appreciate the patronage OF
the public and it goes to show the
liberality OF the people of Valentine
ana they can be assured that their
) money goes for a good cause.
A 7. w. e. 7. U. was organized In
the NJ. Z. church Monday evening with
twenty one members. The following
officers were elected: president, Miss
Iva Elmer, vice president. Mrs. Brown;
corresponding secretary, Miss Frances
vanBuskirk; recording secretary, Miss
Frances Harden; Treasurer, Miss Elsie
Sherman. We wish this society the
best of success.
James Brantner received a telegram
last Friday morning that his father
had died at Piatsmouth, Nebraska,
Thursday evening after a short illness.
The telegram was received at the Of
fee Thursday evening but was not de-
livered until the next morning So MIR.
Brantner could not have reached home
in time for the funeral which took place
Saturday morning.
Edward Elliott, of Kilgore, and Miss
Lizzie M. Thomson, of Valentine, were
married at Kllgore last Sunday, July
81, 1901, by w. A. Wilson. The groom
is not known very extensively in this
city but we understand has manyf;riends
around Kilgore and Mccain. The
bride has resided in or neal Valentine
for a number of years and a host OF
friends, with which TIE DEMOCRAT
u%nites, extend very best wishes for
their future.
Robert G. McBroom and Miss Nellie
Goodin, of Cody, were married last
Wednesday, July "a. 1901, by Justice
William Wilson. Mr. McBroom. dur
ing his residence in Cherry county, has
made many friends both here and at
Cody and the bride is one of Cody's
fairest ladies having lived in the vicin-
ity south of there for a number of years.
This happy young couple departed this
morning for Boise City, Idaho, where
they will make their future home. This
paper unites with their friends in ex-
tending congratulations.
James D. Thacher and daughter are
here visiting the formers brother Al
bert E. Thacher. Mr.. Thatcher arrived
here last Friday morning from Phlla-
delphia expecting to remain about two
weeks but was called away this morn
ing to attend to business interests IN
the east. Miss May has never before
visited the west which adds to the
pleasure of this occasion while Mr..
Tllache1 will be remembered by some
rs having visited his brother, Albert,
here some years ago. Miss May &C
companied her father On his return
and both unite in assuring our people
OF a very pleasant visit in Valentine
and only regret that they could not
stay longer.
The sad intelligence reached this city
last evening of the death of Glen, the
n year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. V. A..
Northrop, of Glen Rock. Wyoming.
The little one had been sick for about
tend days with brain fever and Monday
Mrs. j. G. Northrop was telegraphed
and started Tuesday morning reaching
the bedside just n hour before death
which occurred at $3.50 Wednesday even
ing. The remains will be brought to
Valentine for interment and the funer-
al will occur tomorrow, Friday, after
noon. a host of friends extend to MI. |
and Mrs. Northrop their sincere SYM
pathy and condolance in thej1 hour of
bereavements.
Tuesda. night was the grand OPEN
of the Owl saloon in the new stone
building provided by the Krug Brew
Co., on the east side of Main street
one block froIn the f. E. s. NJ. v. de-
pot This building was built by JOS.
Stole ard contract for finishing was
given VIM. Maier, the court house con-
who have done their work
we'll. A brick sidewalk ten feet wide
is laid in front of the building and is
an example of what can be done by
any one wanting a cheap everlasting
walk that can be repaired a brick at a
lime if necessary at small expense.
Erie Beer" went the rounds at the
Owl in their new headquarters and
Arug beer flowed plentifully and free
o all from 6 p. NJ. to 12 o'clock. Mol |.